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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HKRALD ft NEWS. KLAMATH FAI.LS. ORKRON THURSDAY, OCT A, 19.12 1 Stocks I . WALL BTRKET NEW YORK ifi A mixed nd highly selective pattern developed In the atocK maiacv inursaay al ter an early advance. Prices spread out over a narrow range of fractions either way wnn only a Jew Issues straying beyond the average nniii. Total ior fie day was an tatt mated 1,100,000 shares. New York Storks By The Associated Press' Admiral Corporation . 3 Allied Chemical '3 All is Chalmers 61 American Airline 13 American Power & Light J !i American Tel. ti Tel. 1S3 American Tobacco ' Anaconda Copper ; 40 Atchison Railroad 85 Bethlehem Steel Ts Boeing Airplaue Co. 37 Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacilic 33 Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation 37 '4 Chrysler Corporation 84 Cities Service M Consolidated Edison - 36 s Consoliaatcd Vultco ' 18 Js Crown Zellerbach M Curtlss Wright 1 8 Douglas Aircraft . i , dupont de Nemouii . T .87 astman Kodak 45 IXnerson Radio 13 ' General Electric 63 3i General Foods 50 General Motors 80 ' Georgia Pac Plywood 17 Goodyear Tire 4J h : Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester 31 International Paper ; Johns ilanville 76 i Kennecott Copper , 73 t Libby, McNeill 7H Lockheed Aircraft M 'j Loew s Incorporated 13 !a Long Bell A Montgomery Ward 57 'i .Nash Kelvinator 30 New York Central 18 ' Northern Pacific 67 i Pacilic American Fish Pacific Gas t Electric 35 "i PacUic Tel. & TeL 113 Packard Motor Car 4 l Penney (J. C.) Co. 67 Pennsylvania K. R. lH Pepsi Cola Co. 8 S Fhilco Radio 34 ! Radio Corporation 38 Rayonier Incorp 33 Rayonier Incorp Pld 15 Republic Steel 18 ' Reynolds Metal , 50 W Richfield Oil 61 Safeway Stores Inc. 31 a Sco It Paper Co. 53 , Sears Roebuck Co. 67 S Socony-Vacuum Oil 33 Vi Southern Pacific 41 ', Standard Oil Calif. W Standard Oil N. J. . . 75 Studebaker Corp. . 17 Bunshint Mining 9 Swift & Company . , 13 Transamerica Corp. 16 K Twentieth Century Fox 1 1 Union Oil Company 38 i Union Pacific 109 Vi united Airlines . ,27 ft www Aircrail oo jm unicea corporation a United 6tale Plywood 18 i. United States Steel 38 t? Warner Pictures 13 i Western Union Tel 18 Wesllnghouse Air Brake 35 H Westtnghouse Electric 43 i Woolworth Company 43 E Grains :f I PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND Ufi Wheat (bid) to . arrive market, basts No. 1 bulk delivered Coast: Soft White, 314; Soft White (excluding Rex, 3.14: White Club. 3.34. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary. J 38; 10 per cent, 3.38; 11 per cent, 1.38; 13 per cent, 3.38. Hard White Baart: Ordinary, lit'' iS " eCTt- 1-44: 11 P eenW 1.46: 13 per cent. 3.. Car recelpu: wheat, 31; barley. "i.n(jr e. ; oats, i; min KLAMATH LIVESTOCK Compiled By John Landrrs Artinr OSC Arrieullural Economist SLAUGHTER CATTLE: Receipt of all rattle and calves were 348 compared to 330 last week and 506 a month ago. Binding was very active with decreased receipts es pecially on slaughter cows and choice feeder steers. Commercial cows were down about 3. 00' while other classes of cows were up in price. Commercial and utility cows sold from 14.00 to 16.50 with can ner and cutter cows from 11.00 to 14.40. Odd head of commercial steers went around 31.50 with Mil' tty kinds from 16.80 to 19.90. Cul ler steers turned io.to to icou Good and commercial hellers sola from 19.85 to 33.50. Utility and cut ler kinds sold from 14.70 to 19.50. Utility bulls turned from 18.30 to 32.80. Commercial to good heavy slauchter calves sold from 19.75 to 33.30 with one choice light veal- er topping at 37.75. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS: Mostly steadv with last week. Good to choice 500 to 900 pound steers ranced from 18.60 to 23.30 with plainer kinds down to 17.00. Med ium to good feeder heifers turned from 17.80 to 19.00 Several lots ot choice wenner steer and heifer calves weighing 330 to 375 pounds sold from 33.80 to 35.00. One lot of 26 choice heifer calves weigh ing 377 pounds sold for 33 80. Odd head of young breeding cows sold at 116 each. SHEEP: Receipts of sheen were 23 compared to 31 last week and 76 a month ago. Good to choice slaughter lambs sold at 30.00 with some good to choice slaughter ewes selling from 6.75 to 10.00. HOGS: Receipts of all hogs were 111 compared to 145 last week and 134 a month ago. unoice numoer 1 and 3 butcher sold from 30.60 to 22.00. Choice light sows sold from 14.60 to 19.60. Weaner pigs 4.00 to 5 00 by the head and feeder hogs from 17.70 to 18.75 by the nunarea pounds. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO U" Supplies matched hog traders expectations Thursday and the market carried a steadv to 25 cent higher tone. Sows were In the higher bracket. Cattle were unevenly 23 cents higher to 25 lowr while sheep were fully steady. Most butcher weight hogs sold narrowly between 819.35 and 819.50 Sows brought mostly $16.50 to 819.00. Clearance was obtained early on the 9.000 hogs on public sale. Lower erades of bulls were on the down side of the caitle market, the rest of the classes and grades leaning toward the higher side. Oaaa in low nrlme steers and year lings brought 825.50 to 834.50 and good and choice heifers ozs.oo to 83275. Cows topped at $18.00. bulls at $22.00. and veaiers at SM.oo. Hisrh coed to nrime native lambs sold at $25.00 to $26.25. good and choice yearlings at $23.00 to $23.00, and slaughter ewes at $7.M down ward. Estimated arrivals also Included 3.500 cattle, 100 calves, and 2,000 sheep. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND I (UDA Cat tle salable 200: market very slow: early aales about steady with Wednesday's close; cows fully 50 lower for two days; some bids off more; one goo 1030 lb steer 30.00: few utility steers 18.50-30.00: light cotters down to 16 00; cutters and utility heifers 16.00 19.00: canner and cutter cows mostly 11.50-15.50. 1 few ts 16.00: shells downward to 10.00; few utility cows 16.00 -.50: i some new runner: utility ana com mercial bulls 20.00-23.00. Calves salable 50; market slow, few veaiers steady: good and choice 35.00-27.00: utility and com mercial veaiers 18.00-24 00; utility calves 14 00-18 00 Hon salable 350: market slow, steady to weak: choice 1 and 3 butchers from 185-230 lb 23.0O-.50: choice 270 lb 20.50: choice 500 lb sows 16.00; under 250 lb sows quo table up to 17.50-18.00. RIGHT DIRECTION. ANYWAY INDIANAPOLIS (Jft Motorist Abe Moxris, 17, turned east into Michiesn Street at Indiana Avenue quickly realized he was beading the wrong way down a one-way street. He backed up and around corner right Into Police Car 37. halted for a traffic light. Two Injured In Accidents Two men were Injured In atilo accident last night, one on 8. 6th end the other out on Oregon 70, a mile east of Dairy. Nelson 8. Robertson. 50. deaf mule living at 1523 Martin, was hit by a car as he was crossing S. 6th In front of the Lee Hendricks drug store, and suffered a leg Injury. Tlie car was driven by Irwin Searles, 6640 Independent'. City Police said Robertson was some distance outside the pedestrian crosswalk. Robertson was taken to Klamath Valley Hospital by Kaler's ambu lance. Also hospitalised was Lester Jones of Klamath Falls, driver of a pickup truck which was Involved in a head-on collision with a loaded spud truck a mile east of Dairy. He Is not believed seriously in jured, and was brought to the hos pital by ambulance. State Police said Jones' pickup collided with a heavy truck oper ated by Saves Loya a Mexican, near the John Toteli ranch. The truck went Into the ditch and spuds littered the highway. Lova was died for having no- operator's license. The truck was registered to Ben Outierres, spud contractor working at Dairy, and was hauling for Jake Warner. A nmn hurt in a motorcvele acci dent north of Sand Creek Monday afternoon was reported conscious and Improving at the hospital to day. He Is Melvin Lyle Allyn. 33. of Iona.. Ore. He was Injured when his motorcycle struck a band of sheep crossing US 97 and skidded. Missing Lad Returns Home A youngster reported1 missing from his home yesterday morning returned late last night. He is Robert Allison. (. of 301 Victory Drive. His mother. Mrs. Thelma Allison, reported that he started for Mills School yesterday morning and never arrived there. State and City Police were alerted to look for him. FUNERAL mt'GGttf Tuners! MrvirtM for Ltirillc Mart RugflM. 33. who dtd nr Colvill. Calif.. Oct. S. will Uk pUff from th Firil PmbrlMian Church. Pino at 6th. Friday 1 P tn., the Rv. David Bamatt omciatinf. commitment urrviow and vault ntombmvnt in Klamath Me morial Park, Ward's Klamath funeraJ Horns ta cnarf. 8 Drake's at tit Sprtnr SI. for your roll reorinf , Trt-Tab and Thick Butt Asphalt shfnjrles. Starts at $2.60 roll Phone 56 It. Plan Helpful . Halloween Klamath youngslvrs ran do a real service this Halloween with their "trick or treat" fun. The Klamath Council of Church Women is pnsnrtng a plan lor Die boys and glrla lo help needy people In other laud.':. The plan, established nationally by the American Frieuds Service Committee, calls for the youngsters becoming "Inendly beggars". Dressed as spooks and witches, children are to take large paper bags bearing American Friends stamps and ring doorbells as usual. Tnen conies Hie new feature. In stead of begging candy, rookies and such for themselves, the chil dren "beg" for unknown friends in foreign countries. And thev don't collect confections and trinkets; they want the simple necessities of life. Such Items as children's cloth ing, needles, skeins of wool, safely pins, soap and spools of thread are popular donations. - Persons interested in aiding In this project and youngsters who wish to do the "begging" should phone Winifred Lambie at 8060. kOn The Record MIRTHS SAHI- Born U Mr. anrf Mr. Wtl Uam San Hup, at Klamath Val ley Huspital Oct. 8, thi). Weight: 7 tnuindi iil'i ttunrrv PENNY Born to Mr. and ... David Penny. 73 California at Klamath Vat ley Hnapttal Oct . IIU3, a girl. Wtlaht: 6 pound 3 , ounce. MAKKtAtTt: UCtNArS WIMER - Sl.IONY. Donald Wilbur Winter, n. mechanic. Native of lire. Eon. resident of Fort Klamath. Ore. ilua Ltdtta Slionv, .7. student Native of Lithuania, resident ot Fori Klamath. Ore. STONK-OBFKG John Harry Stone XX. student. Native of Oregon. reMdrnt ot Klamath Fall. CUIe Virginia Oberg. 31, student. Native of Oregon, resident of Klamath rails. COMPLAINT FH-rO Evelyn M. Mick vs. Jnph Mirk, auil for divorce. Charge, cruelty. Cou ple married Jan 13. IBM. Reno. Nev. Plaintiff asks property settlement. K. E. Drtscoll, attorney for plaintiff. I CiRANTKD Vara V. Webber vs. Clin ion J. Web. ber. Beryls E. Steels Vs. Verls D. Steels. Valley SCD Plans Meeting Poe Valley Soil Conservation District supervisors are to meet for a regular monthly session Tues day, Oct. 14. at 1 p.m. In the Post office. Chairman Jo Colohan reports topics to be disruased are to in clude us of the district grass seed er during the past season, work being done In the district, and the new 3.000.000 (Ml acre inclusion and problems facing 11 such as representation on tlie board of supervlsora and problems In that area. Runchrra In tlie new Inclusion, which takes In most of northern and western Klamath County, as well as oilier Inierested persons, are Invited to attend tha session Colohan said. j : Potatoes CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO i Potatoes: Arri vals 173. on track 331: total U. . shipments 897; supplies rather light: demand very good for lim ited track offerings; market alight ly stronger: Idaho Russets M.HU 5 10: Minnesota-North Dakota Reds M.40-M: Washington Russets K.7; Wisconsin Round Whites M.2S. FALSE TEETH That Loomii Ntod Not Emborrou Man eesrers of false teeth hsva svf frd real embarrassment because their piste dropped, slipped or wobbled st lust th wrong iims. Do nst.Uvs ta fesr of this hsppn!r to yon. Joet sprinkle s little FAHTEtTTH. the slkjiTSsinon. srtdt powder, on your prates Holds false tth more flrmly. so they feel more comfortable. txa not mnr Ch4-ka plate odor (denture breath Get FAfcTEETH Si any drug .tor AT WOOLWORTH'S BY REQUEST - W Hor Secured . Tht Demonstration of - - Tht New, Wonder HEMSTITCHER FITS ANY SEWING MACHINE HEMSTITCHES ANY MATERIALS ONLY ft F.W. Woolworth NOTION DEPT. Doei oil type cf hemtrirching one-piece, criss-crois, Inlaid, pleotinq, luckinq, imocking, picoting. Full pic lured direction!. Hemttircher and rug maker all for $1.00 plus fox. Todoy through Saturday, October 11th. Mail orders filled. NOBODY but the PRINCESS SHOP can offer such,' TERRIFIC VALUES and tremendous LOW PRICES in hand-detailed Nationally Advertised! Famous Makes! Crepe Lined! Hand-piped Button Holes! .Made to sell for 18.99! Hurry ts the fVineeis Shopl See every luit style. Come early. One look end you'll want one or morel Hundredi of nationally known brands sold et 18.99, We believe they're the finest lined rayon suits madtl Creaso-reiist-fant fabrics . . . perfect for year 'round wear. Sites 9 to JO and lei, to 247;. Use Our Convenient Layaway Plan RMS a I llLrtJi m M" I k Court Records K MUNICIPAL roiiftT Glen Wssktt. drunk, rtne. un in d s. James Crane, drunk. Fins, J0 or 10 taa. Charlie Stanton, drunk, fins, M0 or 10 days. Charles Mood It., drunk, rma. aia or days. Raymond Many goats, vagrancy. Plead not guilty. Jneph Wsld fall atop st arena Of accident. Post MO hall BUMnt Mmlar rfrmtk rin SI. n t's days. uudiey rarihing. drunk. Fins. or 10 davs. It t chard Olffln. no muffler. Rsrnggrd Rudolph Adams, drunk. Fine, $li or Ti day a. Harrv Miver. drunk Vina Sift nr 7li days. Charles Par ham. drunk. Ptne, flS or dsa. nisTmcT cot t George Franhtln Kaysa no motor vehicle lice rue. Fins, A. Frsnk Geitvang. burglary. Waived preliminary hearing, bail set at 3.-Vo. Charlie Zlegler, assault and battery. Fine. U. Richard Arthur Smith fall display motor vehicle license Fine, 13. John Nathan Ploufle, no transporta tion permit. F'ne. W John Nathan Ploutfo, ovsrlosd. Fins $121 Dorothy Lee Adams, void foreign li cense Fins. 13 Clifford Williams, petty larceny. Fine, 30 Legal Notice NUTICK OF SAI.R IN TIIF. CIIU'ttlT COURT OF THK R'I'ATR OF OHKtlON IN AND FOR THK COUNTY OF KLAMATH In (lie Mailer of Ihs It Hale uf Nattls Wallan. deceaard Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to an timer of sale of leal oiotierly itiaile and entered in the alwive snttlled rauss on ins sin amy iti Heiiiembei . lu.ii. llmt the undersigned aitntinlstt ali l uf the crisis ot neiiis vtiiuii, deceased, wilt, fiont and alter the ItMIt tlav of tvtuliei. 1IWJ. at altW Wtlllls Utilltllng, Klainalh Fail la, Oregon, proceed In sell at uilvale sals tf the highest UliUler, subject to :.nfirmaion of the court. Hie following described real property, Io-hM: l.nt U. Block 53. Kecond H"l Springs Addition lo Uis City of Klsmath Falls. Orrgoli. Btauf sals will he marie for rash, nr for pait rash and the balance seemed h sllher s mortgage or conditional sain contra?! to set-u re the payment of the balance ot Ilia purchase pries there of. Date of ths first publication, K p tern be r II, iia uaie ui ins last publication, uoiousr 6th, IV J tle 1. Heed Ailmintilrairtk of tha F late ol Nellie Wallan, de 11-1(133 O a if-No, IB CA1.1, FOR HIOM SMFV1.IN M'HOOh IIOIIKK The KUnialh County Srhnul District Tloard o( Director will receive sealed bliU fur Hhevlin Camp portable schottl building which Is to be removed front present site at, formerly, ShevUn, Oi a giMt. I1UU will be opened Of to I ter 11. Ttl3i at two o'clock p. in. In ths School District Olllce. The Hoard of Directors reserves Ihe right to accetil or reject any or all buls and to waive any Irregularities ui ths bids submitted, Klamath County School District J F. Ileyden, Clerk S 4 II 6.1 B No. 134 Rudy's Slates 'Eagle Week' Ruby Jacobs, of Rudy's, aimmm i'l today (hat he Is partlrlpnllun In the naUnn-wlde "Kaitle Wprk" relrbrallnn which slnrta Oils 'ck llie seclal event, which hliililliilii.v Ihe production of Uie 6-iiiIIIiomUi I KaKle garment. Is a salute to the 133-year-old men's clotlmni firm. Esule Clothes. Inc.. which la fea tured locally In Hmty'a. As part of the celebration, ihe store will offer a fall fa.shlon clinic to Klam ath Falls men and is participat ing In a national window display contest. "A alntle rail dors It all!" Men's Hand Laundry. 11th and Klamath, phone t-2531. Legal Notica NOTIt'C or KINAl, KKTTI.rMr.NT IN THK I'llteillT t'tlllHT )' TIIK STAIK or (IIIKIIIIN (OH KI.AMA'I H ClIIINTV Nnttc t. h.rpliy slvu, lll.l th nil dLlMiirtl siltiihil.trNlitr ot tl )( n( Klnt.r (i.r.y, dvi'..td, li, lin.il in tt t'lrrtill Inurt nf Hi aistw nr Ornn (nr Kl.lll.tli Cmlnly hi, Una) si-i'iiuill ur hi. mlMtlnlalrallon of cultl Mll, antj tits Court ii.. apiHilnlrd Legal Notice if Novsmlier, I I'M M ss Ihe lltne If uf said Court as (ha the lt)lh riav Id 00 u'clmk AM Ilia C mill Huom place fur Ihe hearing and aelllemenl of said account. Da I ad tills lilt day of Oclobsr, rretstc i.awson Ailnilnlslraloi of Ihe F.slals uf Kliner Oarey, deceased. Farrens MSNwetl Attnrnevs for AitMilulalrslor . O 0 10 dJ .10 No IUB IBM. Pi CONTROLLED IRRIGATIOII llocsn't cost., ."SI a mm m avr , ooooaev je is m i3 protif 3 vays- I, R($T0R VALUABLE ACMIt, lo. diictis,, i. TILLABLE ACdf , I. Cn.r PROFITS !' Iht ullly.ll.o al J. SAVe M litlggllcn I a dm sad ...aonliol , ' Vjf'.jf FOR BIC JOBS OR SMALL JOBS. Wt HA VI ', 'M EVERYTHING YOU NEED) AND WILL ivUl GLADLY HELF YOU PLAN YOUR PROJECT 1 . .V.' i ............................... PEYTON & CO. ::V I 1933 MARKET ST. tV". I sssstssssssasssBBaBBiasaBK t'V. I NATIONAL MAIN OFFICI . I EAST PORTLAND BRANCH IhAWTHOKNI BOULIVAltD ItANCH BRANCH KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH, SOUTH SIXTH STREET BRANCH INDUSTRIAL BRANCH IhOLLYWOOD-ROSI CITY BRANCH $IXTH AND MORRISON BRANCH uPTOWN BRANCH BRANCH I'NATIONALIUGENE, WIST EUGENE BRANCH, SPRINGFIELD BRANCH T NATIONAL af eat- dee . iPORT ORFORD BRANCH j ASTORIA f. RANCH SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH ?NATIO V X hp vi r I ll aaSB BTtt I . t NATIONAL COTTAGE GROVE Jrend branch BANK jNATIONAl Jashland branch : BANK J CARLTON CENTRAL POINT BRANCH Jhillsboro branch BANK JyAiMHILI BANK . BRANCH NATION U Jmonroe BANK Q ONTARIO BANK MERRILL BRANCH BRANCH 2 HEPPNER NATIONAL LEBANON coos BAY BRANCH BRANCH ENTERPRISE gresham BRANCH SILVERTON BANK 'UNION BRANCH ALBANY BRANCH CORVALLIS BANK, PHILOMATH 6KANCH BRANCH MEDFORD lA GRANDE BRANCH grants pass branchTsweet HOME BANK newbero branchpendleton branch Jmolalla branch north bend branch branch montavilla salem branch GOLD BEACH BRANCH fcONDON BRANCH JNATIONAl PRINEVILLE FOSSIL BRANCH branch woodburn lakevlew branch hood river branchstayton branch oregon city branchfoakridge branch national forest grove scio bank a HITS BUILD OREGON ' TOGITHER" ' 66 BANKING OFFICES IN OREGON Of VaX N AND RUSSELL BRANCH SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH BANKTHE DALLES BRANCH COQUILLE BRANCH NYSSA BRANCH TILLAMOOK BRANCH Tmoreland-sellwood BANK ' livestock-kinton branch FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Portland SEPTEMBER 30, 1952 Msfobsf Federsl OeasJf tnewfswe Csfrsneai RESOURCES C Is nvdl wt m timrml tnm I S4.ll,l?l Da (to Iwdn di.aoe.rtt w TMol Cm 1111,000. tl M UnHod tolo. tjowwud ObNf altdna, DfKt end fvllr OMraMoad 14.ASt.aM Ot Sfoio, Cowoiy a Mwdcfadl awdi w4 WofronM 4(.4M.4iar OHior Sondt r.d iMwHtn 4,ltr,4S4.ft tuck Is r.dwal Irani ........ I.OM.0O0.B4) loan. OAd Dikmmi aoi.lts.lli.al Accrmd bilorMI loeoKaMd l.trt.Ott ! tonfc FrowlMt, Nridlwd m4 Fl.lwd md Sol. 0.PO.H Vovlli t,1f,W.14 0.r l.ol ttial awnod farewell lMnoM avrttiai.d fw fwtwr. honk ptrnmht) iM.dM.fte. Cviioinon' UobMHy OA Account, mi Lofton ot Crodrt, Acpt.no. sod tVidsnod too . M'l.iW M Ofkoc I.MoRot ' IT. top 4) IOTAI MSOUtCfS ' UW.IOO.lliri LIABILITIES Copllol , f 1 lOOS SOS 00 Svrolin SO.OOO.OOO 00 UndMdod froflti...- i...... t,441.IIOrt) ' Total CopHol rundt .. , 4J.C.7.I I0. R.i.nr. for aoMiblo lodti Ismoi. Tali mooo ll to apply aaakwt any loan Iomm that . May d.volop tn tho futvroi It k oat boon allocalod to any parNcvlar loan, or typo of loan. 1,111,404 11 wpos" ter::.:'::: ni::r:n llnhltlry lor letter of Credit anal Accssftr nrfonsr Of Mofcar f Accept antes ewej forelen th ....,.., 1,ll,fO II tntersit Received In AsVsws x.... t,t?l,MB T letsrvs for tntsrset, T0MM, ffc. mmm l,tef,Mf.lF OUSsr LiobHHlM Ul,t4T.l TOTAl tiAiiimrs U 10.10,115 71 FIRST NATIONAL IANK GROUP Cftrptuf reroi fW FKs rVrf NsfW sesit Cramp Pm tin N arias si Isear ss fertiW tmdHi49 aMeeWsv sWest sssf l 9itMmH4 ensi Wf osnsMg erV.rei. DEPOSITS Ths Pint NotkMicil Ion of Portlonsl anal Offks . 4 I7S.47I ,l37.tf II othsr Orsgon lofrltlnf Off less In Ihs Pint Nsttonsl Grous. U7,tMttt.g4 IOANI AND DISCOUNT! ?IMI7,IH.I Ths Plrtt NsNoosI tanti of Porrtanel one! 4H Offices . . . . . $ iM,S1S(11.ai IB ettisf OrsgAS lanlrlriQ Offksi In Ihs Pint Notional Orovs) l4ll!s!tf TOTAl MTOUtflS Hif.r4,r.ii TTi. flril Hnlfanal tnnli of rnrlland and 41 Olfirot ' AtO.IAf.f tl.ri II Oltior Orogon lonMn Olfkoi kl Ibt Pint Nallml Graua. lt!0)J4TB TOTAl RIIOUICM ol Hit it SAMKIN affKII la tka . ' PIMT NATIONAl IANK OaOOf, . , . , j TTtlOltHJ, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND CmmmJ ) hi 4 Uottwld bonking officai one II afflllot.d banht with II oHic Ij VW sW0lUWJlUltlK(T0)lj BsVaSBSBMaWaesBsssiM Vtor Sod.ro! PcacoH