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Newspaper Page Textpack roim Stocks ; v rl New York Stinka By The Associated Ptct 31 n Admiral uorporatiuu Allied Chemical Allis Clialmsrs American Airlines American Power b "-'Sat Americiiu Tel. K Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Siccl Boeing Airplane Co. Borg iVaincr Bui'iougns Audniji Machine Canioriiia Paciiiis Canadisu Pacific Caterpillar Tracor celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities service Consolioated tdison Consolidatea Vultce Crown Zeilerbach Curuss Wrijlit Douglas Aircraft duPoni dc Nemours Kasunan Kodak Emerson Hadio General Kieciric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood ooooyear Tire Hoini'siake Mining Co. lnternauonal Harvester Interuanonal Paper Johns Manvilie Kennecott Copper Liboy, McNeUl Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated long Bell A JiioiKgomery Ward Nash Kelvmator New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas & Electric Pacific Tel & Tel Packard Motor Car Penney J. C.I Co. Pennsylvania R. B. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp Rayonier Incorp Pfd Republic Steel Reynolds Metali Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. Socony-Vacuum Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N. J. Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Transamerica Corp. Twentieth Century Ton Union Oil Co. United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United States Steel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel Westmghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Company M a !, In) it 60 1 's nil 'a 66 to A 16 i n !. S3 ! 11 ?t 93 n 36 W ' 63 8, 6 13 3, 11 . 53 ' 'a i n M s 3a 33 H'. 11 u is 32 4 12 '. 30 J, 64 33 t 34 " 81 '4 13 4 38 i 116 i 5 69 'i 23 J, 11 V 35 e 38 " 33 34 47 H 55?. 63 34 A 57 59 36 i 45 V, 56 a 77 40 36 I, l7 14 N 30 H 11 H 5'. aoy, 43 13 40 H 37 . 47 H 45 y. POTATOES IDAHO FALLS " (USDA) Potatoes: market unsettled; street sales: Russets No. 1 washed, me dium i.ev-w; no. as 3.10-30. SAN FRANCISCO W-(USDA) Uarket about steady; street sale prices unchanged. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO Ifl Potatoes: Ar rivals 98. on track 169: total U. S. shipments 979; market dull; Colo rado Red McClures $4.75; Idaho russets $5.00-15, utilities $3.35-60. KLAMATH SHIPMENTS av.j:sJS)ajs3iyi 1951-52 1952-53 77 M Jl 9 66 M S31 375 .-. 48 54 -. 283 321 5534- 4924 1033 829 -. 1.4501 4095 Jan. 7 Truck f.ail Month lo date Truck Rail Season to date Truck Rail . Freezing Rain Hits Midwest By The Associated Press Freezing rain formed a treach erous sheet of ice over a wide see. lion of the Midwest and East Thursday, grounding planes, tleing nwi wami. Snapping OQWer lines. Plane traffic at Chioago'j Mid way Airport and at some other Midwest airports came to a virtual standstill temporarily. Officials said planes were unable to apply brakes on the mirror-like runways and that few were being sent out. Crews applied sand and other abrasives. Traffic crawled along Chicago's streets and boulevards. City police squads remained at their stations except to answer calls. All fire department companies were cau tioned to drive slowly. Since midnight, the freezing rain area spread eastward from south west Missouri to parts of Soutr Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, Wiscon sin. Illinois, Indiana, Southern Michigan Ohio and the mountains In Pennsylvania. Temperatures generally wart on the rise In the Midwest after the most severe cold snap of the win. ter. But a temperature of 22 below was reported at Owlj Head In Northern New York. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS WASTE lJSSIXn '!. I" ' np anil ensrirr, 5'ailscr.ej and limine., mar be due loalew. Sst?j"':m',ev'r!''UyMn'li'l"n.auch as atrcrs and strain, causes this imnorlsnt fi;n,,nto,lw.0n,mny,;,;,;Xrni;. ami bnckache-fol mlserili Mli ki!5 'WloaaduetoSldSwrVagdM ll.hJ.k"',Ct JSMn" " these,"" Use and ss-e moner. Get Dean's Pilla ted.' I Livestock 4j I , vmxSt,s Ws KLAMATH FAILS LIVESTOCK Al'CTlON MARKLT, JAN. J By John Landeri Jr. Aellni A. Economic DMj...o r n rattle were 335 compared to 300 last week and 233 a montn ago. mis raiin more acliviiy than at any time in recent months. Prices advanced in most classes with commercial cows showing the most advance ot up 10 1.13. ci 111:1111 p rmi.K: Com mercial cows lopped al 17 90 with most lots going around 17 25 Util ity cows sold around 15.25 and cinners and cutters going from 10 20 to H 90. Good steers topped at 23.90 with others down lo 22.60. Commercial steers sold Irani IS 40 to 31.60. Utility sieers sold around 17.75 and cutter steers around 15.00 Good hellers sold from 20.00 10 a top of 34.70 on a lot of around 475 pounders. Commercials sold generally around 19 50 with utility heifers around 16.00 and cutters around 16-00. Utility and commer cial bulls sold tram 18 30 to 21.80. Good slaughter calve cleared irom 23.10 to 35.30 with conimrr-, ..l.-ac .aclitno fnsm 1 Q SO to I vv0 - -"O 22.00 ' SICK KI RS AND FKEUKKS: Good feeder steers weighing irom 500 to 800 turned from 19.25 to 21.20. Good slocker heifers sold i around 31.00 with medium heifers i going around 16.50. Odd head of light weight medium calves turned around 18 00. Baby calves sold irom 7.00 to 32.50 by the head. , SIIKt:i': Receipts of sheep were 35. Good and choice slaughter i lambs sold from 17.25 lo 19.10 with utilitv lambs going from 13.70 to ; 14.SU. HOGS: Receipts of hogs were 34 : comparea to do la.si weca, ami m a month ago. The market was gen erally sienay on an siaumer iiors with some strength in the feeder onerings. unoice numoer i ana i hl-.nn'c nri niltv nlrl frn.n M Ml to 31.40. Slaughter sows sold from 14.DU to ly.uu. reeaer nogs soia tnn. 1C 1rt a 1 1 Ift Did. UAirthit.o around 40 pounds cleared at 6.50 each and weaners turned from 3 25 -V I mis inn. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND i I USD A) Cattle ; salable 200: market lairly active. about steady with Wednesday's strong to 60 cents higher close: fed steers scarce: few u;ility-low com-' mercial steers 1.00-30 00; few head low good steers 22.00; utllity-om-1 mercial heifers 15.00-20.00: canner- cutter cows 12.00-13.50; shells down to 10.00 and below; utility cows 14.50-16.00; one heavy commercial cow 17.60; utility bulls 17.00-18.00. Calves salable 35; market most ly steady; good- choice vealera 26.0o-31.O0: prime vealers up to 33.50 Wednesday: utility-commercial calves 14.00-19.00. Hogs salable 250; market active, mostly 50 cents higher for two days; sows steady; choice 1 and 2 butchers 180-235 lbs 21.25 to mostly 21.&0: tew around 300 lb weignu 19.00; 350 lbs 20.00; choice 350-650 lb sows 16.00-17.65; lighter weights up to is. uu. Sheep salable 300: market steady: large lot choice-prime 101 lb wooled lambs 21.50; good-choice 85 lb Iambs 30.00: cull-utility reeaers quotaoie 1. 00-17.00: good choice wees salable 6.50-7.50. Grains j V J CHICAGO GRAIN to be willing to settle down to a more normal routine Thursday after the ar.llvm ripnlinn-. .nil viil. price swings of earlier sessions uus ween. the dav With Whenf lnHn.nri.nilu firm and soybeans suffering from "gnt speufi oi uquiaation. Howev er, for the first time this week no new acusuuai ios were scored. Wheat was aided by small mill buying and emergency grants to Yugoslavia and Afghanistan to buy grains. Wheat closed lower to hlh er, March 2.32, corn i4-T, lower, March $1.63 oats 'A-H lower, March 79 rye 1 V,-l ' j lower, May $1.84 V,, soybeans 1 Vi-J "i lower, January 12.90-12.90 ,, arid ra 1 cenis wwer to 2 cents a $947 d pound5 h'8her, January Wheat Open llifh Low Close Mar 2 31 2 32 2 35 14 2.35 2.34 2.35", 2 31 2.35 2.33 -.k 2.34 2 36 2.36 . 2.35 2.35 May Jiy Sep PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND ti - Wheat (bldi U arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk Sei.vSJ5d coast: 80,1 Wh'e 2-38 ?.t.Wl!te 'eludlng Rexi 2.38 V White Club 2.38 ,i. Hard Red Winter: Ordinarv J.4I- 11 per cent 2.41; H per cent 2.41:' 12 per cent 2.41. ' ?arin Whl" Baart: Ordinary 2 62; 10 per cen 12.2; U per cent 2-4, 12 per cent 2.66. c", receipt.: wheat 52; barley 7; Hour 10; corn 4; mill feed . POTATO GROWERS Don't Wait on Your Seed Requirements LIMITED AMOUNT OF FOUNDATION SEED NOW AVAILABLE W hovi oqain purchoted the tnlir ietd crop ajrown by li Porterrield near Dairy and offer them lo yen in yaur boa. at 3.S0 F.O.B. Dairy. Siie will range up ta or ounces, with paekinq to itart immediately. Thli choc eed qualifies for foundoton iteck and hai eitobliihed reputation throuqhout the baiin for producing fine crop,. Call ui at Tuleloke 7-1701. NORTHWEST PRODUCE CO. Tuleloke, CalifonCa Plant Crash ll-onlintied from Pai Onel uled to lake off from Lowry Air force Be at Demer. Colo, to search the air route from Meian Cily lo Cheyenne, Wyo. weather SEARCH Other aerial searches had been nrganlred In Idaho. Wyoming and Utah by owners of private plan and the Civil Air Patrol of the UTlfe velerans aboard the plane were anioni: Hie 3.n; troop no arrived at Seattle Tuesday aboard the transport ship Marine Adder The Armv chartered ! Pr' planes 10 rush the men to mill ur Installations nearest their homes (or release from the service. lle were loaded aboard the mlln plane in alphabetical order. All 37 on Hie craft had names beginning- "nie ewts owned by Associated Air Transport 01 Sun Antonio. Tex , the home of all three mem bers of the plane'a crew. A spokesman lor the company identified the crew as Pilot Law rence Crawlord. 29: First Officer Maxwell Perkins and the ateward ess, Miss Dorothy Dans. 31. lQriTkiecojj minii DC WtKS-Born lo Mr John IV .ihii" - ixh VjiIIv Ho.p'l J" 1RM boy' I'ALVIN Born to Mr nd Mn t mn Calvin S34 Brod- l KUmilh liofpiul Jn 8. Ii3 . 7 pounds 1J' ounce. t oMPtAisf ritro Janet Loime Smilh vi Ui Smith. U lor d'"'0"-.-'"'' e1C"1,1rl Couple m.rried Feb 10. IJ. Larson City. Nv IMamtlff ! property st tlrmenl. suit cmls R. F. McLwtn. attorney (or plmtif f- DIVOKCE Dtlllll Clarence W. Bjekstrom - Frne Chrutin Bjckslroni rMm Eole C. Goers v. Loras I Goerges Joeph Vern Barkdoll vs. Bill) Sue Barkdoll. . . Uob D. rreeman . Marian Louue Freeman, ASSl Ml.l HI 'SIS Kit SAMK JACKP1NK MOTKU Star Route. Gil christ. Ore . William and Grace Scrubener , VAUJEHS CAFE. PO Box M. Klam ath Falls, by Samuel Ralph Cloufh. PASTIME CAFC. Chemult, Ore., by Lew W illume. rktirkmsst bTiiIse s.wm 2eho distributing company, by Keith Henry. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION ARBUCKLE. GOECKMER AND COM PANV. INC.. amended lo make name Arbuckle's-Klamath FalU Inc LEWIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, bv Scott Warren. Austin B. Lewis and Fred A. Lewi. Capital atoek riS.000. Ship Splits In Pacific SAN FRANCISCO 1 A Swed ish tanker with a crew of 40 broke In half Thursday and three cargo vessels were in distress aa 50 to 70 mile an hour winds whipped the normally calm Pacific Into fury. The Swedish tanker, 8.S. Avanti, sent an SOS reporting crisply: "Ship broke in two. Eleven men on back part saved. Eight men on front part and 21 men on lifeboat still drifting. If any ships nearby please give help." The British lreighter King Ed gar and the Panamanian freighter Santadespo both were reported out of control and drifting helplessly in the North Central Pacific. A coastal lumber schooner, Cyn thia Olson, jettisoned her deck cargo off Oregon and slowly made for San Francisco after earlier asking assistance. rne Avantrs 30s was picked up here by Globe Wireless. There was no quick report whether other ships were in her area of the vast Pacific. The Avanti gave her position as 28.11 North and 132.03 East. That would place her about 240 miles northeast of Okinawa and about 100 miles south of Kyushu, south ernmost Japanese main Island. Ci Records, 1 'Vitii'fli: DISTKICT COURT Thomai Crvln Richardton, na vehicle license, rorfelt S10 ball. Fred Shadduck, no tall light, rtna, 7 50 Arthur William McFarland, as PUC permit. Forfeit ais ball. Bill Lee Thompson no PUC permit. Forfeit SIS ball. Joe Vlncze. drawing hank ehack with liuuffirlent funds. Requested time te consult attorney. Ball set el 11.000. Roy Allen Rlghtmler, no vehicle li cense. Fine, S3. Funeral JUMP Funeral services for Charles Waller Jump. 73, who died here Jan. s. will lake place from the Chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. 23 Hleh. Frl. day, 2 p.m. with the Rev. Lloyd Hollo way, First Methodist Church, officiat ing. Concluding services In Klamath memorial 1-arK. Obituary M.Hhew A. 8m?thIT7S. died her Jan 7. He was a native of Peterson. N. j. ana naa resided in Klamath county or ire past z years, survivors In elude: daughter. Mrs. T. O. Jackaon Klamath Falls; son, Mathew Smith, name urnuno, wain.: IWB BISiarS, Mrs. ucige m.nci, luwinooii, . J., snrs. James Good, Paterson, N J.; two grandchildren. Funeral aervleee Satur day, Jan. 10 10:30 a.m.. Ward's Klam ath Funeral Home. HKRALD NW8. KIAMATH FALLS. OKKUUN , I 1 ELMER R. McCLAY t tft ) . USN, eonqratulatad on bo.nq p. pointed to the rank of lieutenant commander. Making Ida pretentation wi Cmdr R. S. Roqari, commander carrier Group I, Cecil Field, Jacksonville, Fl. Lt. Cmdr. McClay ii the huiband of Mr. Jane McClay, daughter of Mr. Jane Rogeri, Mametn rani. Bank Tells Year Year-end statement of condition figures were reported today lor three branches 0! the First National Bank of Portland In Hit area. Mgr. R. H. Ttsdale of Hie Klam ath Fall brunch reported thai on Dec. 31. 1953. deposit at Hie branch were $17,638,942 and lo.ms were tl3.763.430. A year ago Dec. 31. 1951. deposit' at that branch totaled tl6.431.S88 and loan were $10,356,606. Mvron Shannon nianuiier ol Hie bank's South Sixth Street branch, revealed that Dec. 31. 1953 dcpoiita were tl.865.945 and loan. were tl.290.6H8. At the an me time he reported Dec. 31 1951 deposita were tl.656.698 and loan tl. 137.581. At First National' Merrill State Needs ImIii4mii 01 51.740.000 and adding 5740.000 More inausiry rzxr wr w i .Six million dollar of thla In pnnn.AND uB Diversillcaiion : creese was added from Hie pro of industry is the answer to Ore-1 eon's unemployment problem. Gov Paul Patterson told a civic group here Wednesday. 1 ' The governor aaid the seasonal nature of the slate's two major industries lumbering and produce packing la partly re.son.sible for the unemployment situation, he j said. Another reason he gave was that peopla are Just coming 10 us taster than we can handle them. He Indicated nt might ask the Legislature to set up an aaency to deal with employment and re source development mailers: He said It could cut down unemploy ment by serving as a clearing house lor Information on Jobs In I "o""1 .B"n. , """P. deposits in various sections of the slate. . "r,"d,i!4'l03'840' ""u '""ea-srd Coo, Bay could let Portland know lis situation, and Portland could let Bend have any such Infor mation it might want,'' he pointed out. He aald the numoer of loblrsa collecting unemployment Insurance on Jan. 1 was 26.000 compared with iv.uuu on tne same dale a year ago. Patterson, who succeeded Doug las McKay as governor last month. saio ne would continue the natural resources conservation program started by McKay. Stale depart ment heads mnke up the conserva tion committee. The committee Is presently studying the Alsea River basin and should nave a report In about a year, Patterson said. Then It will begin a study of the Rogue River nasin. Juke Box Blows Top COLUMBUS, O. iai Some peo ple said It was bound lo hannen some time. It did Wednesday night, A Juke box, blaring out a wild hillbilly tunes in a restaurant, "blew Its top." Police said Orace Westervelt. 36. a customer, waa showered with , glass and was treated In a hospital lor minor cut.. Firemen said they did not de termine the cause of the explosion, i They believed a short-circuit in the wiring may have been responsible, i 70 eeczzc Polio ul037apa 8 SPECIAL ! ! FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY on all RUBBER FOOTYEAR MEN'S WOMEN CHILDREN Tb MODEL SHOE STORE End Fioures branch Mitr. Kilcy t)rl.an ttrd Hint deKislt there totaled IJ.7H7. 761 anil loam ti 40..l!i on lire 31. IBM. Las! year on lire. 31 itol. drMvm were (2.IUUH43 and llmlm rre I1.776.1IU Al Hir Nnir time. Ilir Klrit National Dank of Portland anil in 48 nlnlrwltlr banktuii olflcrs re ixirlrrf thai totnl irim-l' n ol Dec. 31, mi climbrd to a new high to establish an nll-Uiiie record of ti91,7o.6:'3. Lochia al KlrM Na tional on Unit date wrre J!) 81. 677. and total re.ourcr wrre 646. 091,394. ComiMrmti Ittrtt ttgurrA with Dec. 31. 1961, Flrtl Natlnnal drwlui liu rra-.rd U4.4WI.90a, loan increased 134.443.437 and total re. source lncrened 145.753. 17'.V Addlllonal fleurrs show Kir Na tional inerra.rri vt cKpltnt fundi Irom t36.875.9u8 on Dec. 31, lM to 544.482.355 on lire. 31 I 111.' Thla represent a net Increase In capital funds of 17.606446 alter de- i4i,.il-,.,l. t ,1.- Hill ceeds of the sale of 300.000 shares of stork In June. 1952. and tllr bal ance from the earnings during Hie full year.. Capital account 01 llio bank now aland at 115,000. 000 capi tal, i30.0O0.0O0 mirolus and t9.4M, 335 undivided profits. Figure. were also rrportril lor Hie First National Bank of Fori. land group conslsiinit ol the First National Bank ol Portland and Its 48 statewide banking olllcea and 15 alllliated banks with 18 olllcea. On Dec. 31, 1952. deposit were 1729.924.398. loans were 1355915. 791 and total reaourcea were 5197 324.175. Over Dec. 31. 1051. Flri.t Na- ' '".V:;.",,. " " ' Police Study Body in Trunk FRESNO, Calif. i-PoIice today sought detail of Ute death of a woman whose body was found In an automobile trunk shortly alter her estranged husband tailed In a suicide attempt They said Millard Blackwcll. 36, llunford, Calif.. Jumped in front of a truck and was taken to the county hospital with head and leg injuries. A note In his pocket Indicated he had planned to kill his 28-year-old wife and Ihen lake his own Hie. The note also directed police to a parking lot where the car containing Mrs. Rhoda Blackwell's body waa found. A inedlcnl examination revealed Mrs. Blackwcll died of hemorrha ges and a ruptured liver. 8ldney J. W. Sharp of Hunlord. her attorney, said the counle hnri quarreled and bolh hnd Hied suit lor divorce. They had two young sons. Peoplt DO Read SPOT ADS -vou are! Churchill n,ul.l me A...IO '' lo urn id i"'"""";1 will OThnlSJ l,e Wl'l'l lly U.l.e r..M. . I. llillin he Indira lay on mrel hi lantitl i... two.wrri vat alinn , . ,"ht with 'hinrhll. k'-"", nil in a lull day "',' "" lie named J"l A piraldrlll uf Mlfl..li Hiale- ll I.e. a.-l.tnl "",,",L".mt IriiT in iliarv" "I """' '. . irlinhrl lllilu.ll Mia. Anna KmrliUrll lll uirecd DeGaulle's Nationalists Fight United Europe Plan IMItW 1 P kulol-rall ledriall.1. so mlu ukUv lo aiumn a uanin. ous ilmitilr in. mar.i ollriiaive b loiioan. ol lirn 1 li.rlr. ilr Uaiillr .H.i.nsl plan l"r """rd Wet Ki:i.iir "ml a it iiatieii ami) l.lr l.isi IIUlli'.oll 01 wir oi- f.n ot lllin mis' i .-.. Irnsivr i nuie yesiriday wltm Asrnilil) Viinltimrd Mayar lioullr s Italiy of Hir Kirnrh lo- pirllllri plr Itl'l' backed H'"r M)r( III, Neeania JI4 olr-a bai III, iriuin lr hit lironiiw lo ""I'rnijorn, . uir lladlral linelalitl icon, nruonatiuiia on Hie drlirairlf ,ertllvti lailrr won oontKma mu ni ICururan Army Trraly that m 109 0VBf rkx-lllol and com. would riillat Wei Orrinan man-1 imuli U.iiiuii llut 4 nl hit iMiwrr in a common. nnlr-uil- volr, t,m Hum llio UTK and lot 111 almv Ihe seioiul pion drvlod In Wrsl Kuroiican llatlonii began d batr on a rouuli draft ol a ln to rslabllsh Joint eireulltr. Irgia. laltvr and Judicial bodlr InT Krance. Wei iiermany. Iialy. Bel glum. The Nrlhriland and tu. embourg Mlihrl Drbir, HIT mrinbri alt parrntly etpiriuiiiig many ol De ,i... it..'- ,,u,i litres ail. ttticr.1 a counterproposal wlnrh would in r.''ird to place nwp 01 lh ume Inl atrip urh a central adntlniv ala natioiu. now ducuaaum until nation of any real power and en-1 ration Sitasbomg. undrr a uw- Iruat Kuroue'a tutute lo a durfiof i Deer Killings Aaaaiaa& nrinn flrrpvi iafl II IW fll I WaJI Arrest A iaa.arrk Imesllirelion Into the killing oi lite derr on Hie herd winleitng bmiuikIs south ol Tule- lake ha rrsultrd in Ihe arrest by Male i'ollrr ol William Clay John- kton. 67, of 410 8 5th, on a chargr of KJsV.rivioii of tmUflfrU (Iran meat. 'Pie investigation la continuing, a federal game officer aald. ami warrants mat- lie obtained lor three other persona believed in volved On Dec. 71. a California game warden siwtted a car in the vici.' niiy of ihe migratory diser herd's winter grounds, talked brtelly wiih the driver and Jotted doan Ihe license number of Uir vehiclr Later he found where five deer bad been dressed oui. Invrstiua llon ahowed thai Hie deer had been brought iito Oregon and liu- ear waa traced lo a Klamath Kalis man. who State Police aaul. relat ed thai he had loaned the ear to anoUicr man whose name he didn't know. The head and hldea of live drer three of them fawns, wrre lound on Hie canal bank here In Klam. i prrmil states and ihrir political alh Falls. I aubtllvisions lo las real properly Yesterday altrrnnon state Police acquired by ihe federal govern contacted Johnston and searched ' ""'", 'r milllary purposea. u room. Iincliiig lour small nark ages ol deer meal. Johnston was arrested on Uir untagged meat charge and lodged In Ihe County Jail. Ill ball was set at 5500 Tile California warden who tliat began Hie invcatlgaiion Idmtilird Johnston a. Hie man he saw drtv Ing Uie car In whlrh the derr meal la believed in have been nitKlrd Into Oregon. However. Johnston dr. j nies having been In ihe deer herd arcs at all and denies having seen or talked to Ihe game warden. 'lllt)K.MMy. JANUia. Slates Visit With Tt llirn were iubllliel rlH inn (leu. Waller lll Minlih liu dl'i'l"r Ol Hie Oeiural Inirllien Aeiw)f under Iim. drill TlUlliall, win am i-uini .! "eiieiaiy "I alala In Uw new ad-niiut-K ( . Nrithei olllrlala ai SUenliunar'a hradniiailei nw iIH. learhed by irleiilinne In Waahlliglon, Would ciiiiiinrnt. .... in Innilliy lalaa between (lie Ornrial ami Hie 1 ye('lrt HillUli I'linir MUiiier-lo an Mmnlay and Hie viiltiat torotiultl no tairineiil nm elUier ol Ilia two mrn on deiaila ol whal iliuiiwrd. Um Kielior and Clnmhill. old lilemla ainro Woild Wai II da. undullrlly lalrd 0rr Kiiuiiona lo many pioiilein. runiiKiiliiiu a Hille lu'H wlil. Wlim (CUrnliiiwrr airivrd yr. trnlay at Hie Iimhi" f (manner linnaid IOiikIi. Cluirenlll'a huai in Nrw Voia. he a iieelilrd al. of l'il' mllllttrl.. la. , T, (iMii.ia h.r ot..l bold . n fcuiow. uiillli allun and aimy i l"rintii 7 pi.ii In Htrir irnl loem 1ml """"dun k , tlirti utftoallln now aitceiMI ! M B 11n.ur puw.llul uru ol tlw liw( 1 li wllluul llirnt hu bid apnatenuy oukl has lailM I'olllkral olriar aald Ilia ., J aimy plan larra al la,i lurlhrr , -M -rT ' Urlay and ptooaui rrrnrit or- j k - I . nlil IiIb rtrtU-1. lie. . . r"rrnrit malul. Illai clauw. be added lo H Jt. , mm (iaullul uoirelloiu thai lli pai'l laws lo rsirrt ilium awl )y kl fc j unity uf inr rirnrn Aimy, tm,,,, ..... K ... l ... v.... 1 lite ii'"';. - ' w, hi i muiiiM ol nrgullaiioiia, la del A-ra ttJ n rinii i .. o- " 11 nasr Tmiiiru iw past vui mi (ixftnaitta lluiulrslaa la aaraBriasfl 10 ream a imai vmv inia ntwtiui. n ina iKsni In lloiiii. ItuweTM. West Oerman 1 '"it j Cltaivrrllot Kutuad Adruauar aatld ! -' u . rfi,. ,! I, a a,l nt e.111. : d Ma)cr thai new talks aria nece. ' ei'" w m tain IMtU nf Hi afitiv Isetalv aftfl I Hir Wesl Ctrtmall I'rare Csllllarl I besause many drvtlopmenia have aT "ken place ainea ute pacta 'k"ro wet er I'sillainenurT obaarseis hru mi Pal la aald theia apprarrd to be alinoet grnrral drsite among Urpytlr in Um Niliona AMombly lo put oil rautkatlon M lite Army licaly Indriinitaly Moat french men haw never been happy about Hir idea of reafntmg the Oetmana, their traditional enrmlea. Mayer ha promised thai frame will full ill hrr obligation, uixlrr j -r.. Ihe ttr.ty otKe II Is lalllled erne ! IfJr; will mate hrr piomiaed coniiibu-' " , " no,, i- .-i- k..i .in .1 .. , aa utetl at, a sepataia national army to de- lend hrr ovetsraa tetrttotiea Bills Offered By Angell M'AMIIINOiON -P -Rep llomei 1 Angrll, Orrgon llepubliran, ha in-; t'odurrd 10 bill, includuif ana lo Tour 0 the bills aulhotlM re miKlrlina aim attrnsion ol the main IWallut in Portland and consirnrtion 0I nrw postal laciliilea in Ihe cllt Pirdmont. Moniavllle and Hose Clly Park diatrkla Oilier bills would grant ataieltuod lo Alaska and Hawaii, compensate blind persons tor Iruut ol esrnlnt power, make lt ,n,,., l0 JM , bald eajle. and provide a study as Ihe basis lor establishment 0 pun. 1 llrly owned natural grassland, areas. y January y save Mop ia today I FlR$TioiW$AViN6f lit I yj! t HidUilrCt "' lie -1 Hie Oa men ihtZl "ndi Hie Uu'TM link, H A dm. wnnlTT? I kiu,i - "7 I HI.. 'II had eiriutujS " -at f'i.,T3 wailniniiflZ 1 rill) ,fcil cIUlllr. -Ii --'ii n nau.e 0T tnitta ax 1 '. til af 'l"rma aa, l "I" 4 rUhim , dm H Ua f,t ol Miu, or nam4 . j dmt rlmt , eruoooiic ie "I "nut , lir oe ki Recti la, o an MjV . ' J lilt HI.. ""Geins! KrnnrUi u pUDlir painted mH ball Irs; tn motlragf ttrsj elmrtiomtji ptnprrty .Ml tier arork 4 Frdl BY JANUAR earn Ft Ref?lveiiiiii your tiivingt, m ur average rie, by mi1 Itlh. All nonerpu"' Mrn Irom Januirf W ywi a bigger divide" oHir imtki eamtngip'n