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J. -Haltr Corp. : Mining . at Company aajtanlca Cerp. eaua Century Fu aaftl Company BM Futile (M AUliwt tm Alrtratl tat Corporation 'Mluie, Plyoood M tuiea steel eratrViure, 1n Union Tel kuilmiw Air Brake (HEdmiio Electric, Mnrm Company 10 S I V M 11 4.1 II ai log ' H 41 ,, If TW Aisarlalea Fees) X am to t.-M a m, Monday aa. aii a. 41 31 .04 41 41 .11 44 33 .10 41 11 T a 41 T M 44 .01 ftl 44 .11 44 14 T 40 31 T 41 43 .01 11 31 .01 3 41 .01 41 13 41 14 . 41 33 41 44 ' .01 :o 44 44 ,11 1 411 ! 41 41 11 .01 13 .01 uOriark) Mom aport N ttM faina J"1" (AJrpo(t) M mure lux Wttf Jlfieslsa :W York N Blulf 'rancher, ami. (Wge Holds Up "w-K schedule Dulfy. .1,..... l. "talwii.n l,- -niiy per 1 JS. PP1''"J In police . . Muiiicipai Judge 20 lo ""C"t hfn ( "W 80 ln work- Wii(l nueallon lo an- m V"' COllrt- "Vi H-r honor, I work wtft TkVi t t'T1'- Now v" 'n Ml,, ', "n.,,;l "now when S I Bl ov,i" h " ." omy comment, I lli, III ; a Oi iim il IIRAtlO IRAIN OIIIOAUO litl Oralna look off In dilUioni dliMlloiu on Uw IwtiU of irauo MuiHiy. WHoal dropped In ruponn lo Uai nwy' big bowl in innu d winter wheal producliuu by the Avriouiiur iwinrtmoni, Trie bread cereal loi inoia than I cent at oat Inn, but moved up lowura ilia clone. Moyouru devoloned conalderablt alreiith In Hie laal half of Hie era. aiona on drop in vltibie alalia, lira and rwinor of oaporia. born waa aenroruwn in new of Ute Atrlvullur Uepnrltuenl'i dia. cluaure Urge alotka ot una train wore held on lamia, Wlieal oloaed I la I lower. II I, May $J M !-; corn 'a-J lower, SI'i May ll.HI,! out oa-l ItliKfier, iw'.iMay 11-14 ij ry I !, to J tenia M'aihliner. May 1 M ,.l,: aoybeina 40Ml lo (!) higher, May H 04 .',, Id 'aiid lard la lo 30 centi a hundred H1,!douikU hlaher. Mae 110 M. WtlKAT Ooeei High Uw Claw 1U i a il a 3 31 I, 3 11 ; 1 3 , 3 34 , 3 33 3 34 .31 a 3 4 1.30 . 3.38 3 33 I, 3 34 I, 3 33 .34 M 3 31 I, 3 J4 , 1 33 I, Jir 'p ' fOKTLANU IIRAIN ' PORTLAND un - Coarao grain) h ij unquoted. JJ" Wheal ibldl. lo arrive market, 'baaia No. I bulk, delivered coaall ! , i sou wnue jaj. eon wnile lenriud- i tiling real 3 43; while club 1.43. Hard red winter: Ordinary 144; 111. per cent 1.44: II per cent 144; 43 it!ll per com 3 44. 40 t "'"I ""He baart unquoted iO Mondaya car receipu; Wheat M i4 14; barley ; flour 10; corn 10; aa s omi i; mu leecj 13, i tiii'Ado tivrHToru ClttUAUO i Tho heavieal run of cattle In Chicago ainco IMO forced prlrea downward aa much aa II 00 a hundred ponnda Mamtay. datable arrival in Chicago were 31.000 head. Slaughter alecra and heilera were alow and ateera luol Irom M cenfa lo 11,00, Moat me dium weighl and heavy ateera were niovuig very alowly. Several prime loada of ateera held above 131 40. Hritera were oil luHy to cenu, bulla were aleaUy lo M ceiila hlglier, and enwa wero alow and aleady to 31 oenta lower. Veal era were ateady lo weak. I lot a monly were aleady with rnday In fairly active trading. Howa were aleady lo 34 cent oil. the hog lop waa 13100, dalaule recelpu were 1.000 head coin pared with 3.M0 a week ago. Slaughter Iambi wero ateady lo atrong, lopping at 121.11 for Colo rado. Bbeep were weak at 11.00 to M M. ttheep Mlablg arrivala were J.ooo head. . IHiRTfuANO LIVlJITtK K PORTLAND tfv-lUBDAl-Callle MBtAlllo I aOfl. Marl,l i.tlM ill. 'JJ'lalow aiart; generally atcady-alrong ! "I wuli aome aalea beer cowa and good fed aieera 33 40 cenla higher; ,'iluad choico-primo around I.OoO lb .. 1 ateera 33.14: lew loada choice ,! ateera 31.00-40, Uicludlng 1.300 Iba 43 ltmK gwu aieera largriy dl-ou choico at 31.00; ulillly-commercial aieera ll.to-31. M; good fed heilera 30.00-31 10; utility commercial 11.00 11.00: cannor cutter cow moally 10.00 13.00; utility cow) ll.oo-H 00; commercial g r d e 14 W-11.00 Including abort load Cal ifornia grant cowa at 11.00; utility-commercial bulla 19 40-11 00, Calvea aalabla 300: market alow, aleady-weak: good-choir vealera moally 31 0O-10. 00; prima to 33.00: medium low good aiock calvea 11.00-30.00; aomt held higher: cutl uullly calvea. vealera 10 00-11.00. Ilogi aalabla 100; market acllve, butchera to cenla higher; aowa ateady to 10 cenla higher: choice I and I buichera 10-311 Iba 33 Ml 34.00 ; 3M-300 Iba 33.00-40: 14O-110 Iba 31.00 33 00; choice 140 1M lb aowa 30.00 31.00; lighter weight) to 31.40. Sheep aalable too; market acllve, about ateady; enable lot moally choice M lb wooled lamba 31.40; good-choice under 110 Iba mo.itlv 10.40; utllily-good lamba 18 00-30 30.00: few choico 131 lb No. 1 pelt lamba 11.00; alaughter ewea around 3.00 below laal Monday at 7.00 down with culla down lo 3 00. OBITUARY Afimiwa Citmuntl Wayna Adkim, 41, 4(td titrt April IS. Hi wa nollv ol Albany, Or., and had raldd in Klamaln rail for tht pa1 18 yMfa, Hurvivnrt ineiua: lilt widow, Mr, uaura An- ini, rtiimiiii rain; mvinpr, Mt, r. V. MiddHlan. Portlandi autar, A I iff Alklnt, Portland thra hrolhn. DU, frtd. Baavar CrtMk. Tha body raill In Ward'a Klamath Punaral lloma Tu narai arrangamtnl-i will tw announead aiar, . , " I Can't Believe My Own Ears . . . " ALL THOSE BIG CBS RADIO SHOWS Oil OUR HOME TOWN STATION! Si GP Woman ; Speech Winner Mri, Mnrle Woodward, Oranta Paaa waa Ilia winning conieeiani In tin aiieech compelitlun at the an nual mealing of Council No. 7, In ternational Tnaalinlatraaa Cluba, held here Buftday In the Willard Hotel, Ilia Ml, Maaama club waa hoateaa,, ller topic waa 'The Orlndatone." Mm. Woodward will go lo the In lercouncll meet at noaeburg, April It. lo compete with eooleatanla Irom Molilalia. Waahingon, Oregon and Idaho. The winner Irom there goea to the regional meet at Ta come, May It and 11 and National competition will be in For'and next July. Other entrant) here were Mra. Pannie Maa Thompaon, Klamatn "alia who apoka on "Making rnenda" and Bornlce Kurutman, Medfard, who apoke on '"The Middle Kaat and Ha Problem).' Mra. Vema Thatcher. Mrdford. waa elected preaident of Council No. 7 at the buameaa meeting that pre ceded Ilia banquet at noon, Pantile Mae Thompaon will aoive a vice preaident and Joaephlna Smith, Urania Paaa la the new arcretary ireaaurer, Olltcera wero metalled during the banquet, Velma Sauer, Urania Paaa, prea ident of the council prrjlded. Juogea lor ihe aimKh corneal were Joe Hlcka, Uorolhra Hue and Roaa O'Leary, Klamath Kalla, Mra. L. C. Oarvey, Mrdford and Mra. Marjori Hopkina, Oranla Paaa. Mualcal enlrrtalnmrnt waa by Donna Legation and Klorence Frailer. Placea were marked for It gucaia. Club Requests Teenage Books MKfinilX The Merrill Ubrary Club need donation ol out grown book) aultable lor teenage read era to be uaed In the city library, aponaored by Uio club. oumrnrr reaning win gci unoer way aa aooo aa aclwol la out lor Hie aummer vacation and the tup ply of thl) type of reading la woe fully low. Rooka may be left at Hie library or al any atoro In Mor rill. lira. Howard Dewey It librarian, lliiura are from 1 to I p m. every weekday' except Saturday wwo Ihe room la otx-n I a.m. to 13 noon. Hooka are allll being aupplled by Uio Klamath County Library in addition lo new boot purcnatco by Ihe library board Reading request) have lumpra In lire ul few monihe fiom to month to loo. Hit And Run Reason Given Donald Be lion. 37. I7M Burn St., blamed nervouaneaV' lor hla plight when he fared Police Judge rrank Ulackmer Monday on a charge ot hit-and-run driving. The defendant waa accused ol failine lo aloo alter hla car crashed Into a parked aulornoblle owned bv Hugh Daniater. Arcane Hotel The mlhap occured near Pine and llh'ttu. Saturday nght. "My wile waa in uw boapiial and I waa very nervoua." Belton told the court. "I tueaaa Uiai'a why I didn't atop." ' Judge Diacgmer impoara a eov fine. t Selection Of Jury Starts Selection ot a Jury waa atartcd Monday In Circuit Judga David, Wiwieiiiiera'a court aa Edgar Mur- ray JJaUler, 31-year-old aaleaman. went on trial on cuaiao u eeny by etnbeulemeni. u,i.l- waa Indicted on two count) by the county grand Jury ; laat reoruary, no waa eccuasu u, taking tlire aewlng machine) and j a ,m .tt frnm Mra. Marv Kena-1 ga. operator of Ihe Sewing Machine . tnn ...... Dt cwrvlCO Al aJtcnailKO. aaa m,n d.. The defendant I) represented oy itinm. Marnlri Merrvmen. DD- trlol Attorney rrank Alderaon la directing ino proneouuon. . For Economy, Durability, and Ease of Installation, Use Armco Irrigation Gates Da ait iti WMIi 4MTI MOOtt IM -11101 T1 Alio Golvanlgtd Corruiaftd ',, of " to 60" Dlomotor. HEATON STEEL & SUPPLY 421 Sprint 'St., Klomoth Foil Ph. 2-3427 IIKRALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Honle) tno) Nwi . Uu 941 KUmslh Palli, Or. .... (''' Pl rstsrva ................ Mti for mo t Iho ducdionol InvMlmsnt dsiMt to bo conductor) by Morrill Lynch, Plorco, Fonnor A Bsono, at ths Fromorit Khool sudltorlum, April 20-21. ZX Starts Cattle On Way To Desert Summer Range Ry MRS. ( LVliK RRAMLKTTE Sunday April t, a trail of dual on the denert road caul of Summer Lake oauaed many local reatdenla lo drive out lo the high placea where they could view the long procoaalon of (.000 white laced range cattle on their week long trek to Ihe high deaert trip ol approximately 14 mllea. The bovlnea wera itemed oy ii At Portland Prlday the pouto supply waa talrly liberal. The de mand waa iiow ana uw murari waa unacilled. Broken aalea of Oregon RuaaeU, U. 8. No. 1 A. wero alwnl. At Ban Prancbico the potato mar ket waa allghtly weaker. Track 1 aalea ol Klamath nurueta, u. e. No, 1 A, 3 inch minimum u. with fair color and In fair condi tion, brought 11.40 a hundred weight. Al Lo) Angrlca Ruaael polaloea were ateady on the large alio. The amaller alxca were dull. Long white new crop polaloea were allghtly weaker, Trucklot and carlot aalea of lluueu from Idaho, U. S. No. 1 A, ranged from 14.31 to 14.40. At Chlrago the old Block of po lo tor a were moderate In aupply The demand waa moderate. The market waa firm and pncea were allghtly atrongrr. Track aalea of Ruartl). Irom Idaho, U. 8. No, 1 A, 34 lo 14 per cent 10 ounce) and larger brought 14.30 lo 14.40 a hun dredweight. Street aalea of U. 8. No. I A and generally good quality Idaho Ruueu brought 14.40 lo 4.11 a 100 pound aack. At Ihe Idaho Palla ahlpplng point Thuraday, pouto olfermaa wera Ham. The wire inquiry waa fair. The market waa firm and price) were KUinuy airongor. Kuaaela, wanned, U. 8. No. 1. Jo to 10 per rent 10 ounce and lamer, brounht t OA aa ta in f-u. t . w J lhA ahlnntnw notnl Tola! ahlnmrnu of notatoe througuoui ihe nation Thuraday amounted to 794 rafri. of this num ber the Pacific Norihwent ehipprd 133 cam. Oregon moved 13 car. Idaho ill cara and Washington 1 cars. Track holding) of potatoes at the I major cmca of the nation Fri day amounted lo 7! cars of old ponua"(nd 501 cafa'dl new po laloea. Tnu compare) with M3 cara of old polaloea and 143 car.) of new polatora on track one week ago, CHIC AGO in Polaloea: Ar rival) 371, on track 33; total U. 8. lupmenta Friday 741. Saturday 001, and Sunday 11; market for beat red) allghtly alronger, others anout ateady: Idaho Rutucts S130 40: baker-, H.rJO; standards 13.44; Montana Rusaeu 14 -4 . Minnesota North Dakota Pontiacs washed 13 40-64. SAN FRANCISCO (USDAr Potatoes: Market about siesdy: Klamath Russets No. I A, 3 Inch mln. 4 00-24; Deschutes 414-40; Idsho 4 40. Sixteen cities: Arrivala 1.003; cara on track 1,140. CURB SERVICE After Tht Show Try "Chicktn In Tht Botkct" Served . IN YOUR tAK Drivt In ' Optn 8 o.m. 11 p.m. 2241 So. 6th I TIKTOK -J Armco Irrigation galea are dur able, quick to install and eaav lo operate. Gate) are held firmly in place by the anil packing into the corrugation) of the metal pipe. If rieaired, galea may be removed nd ra-inatalled. Modal hinged f ate with bulkhead, n diametera from 8 to 15. Modal ISO, elide fate, in diametera rorn 8" to 30". Model 160 (not Rictured) aame aa lodel 161 except no bulkhead. ConauM ua for Armco Irrigation Galea. , , .ira-M Stool Culvtrt In oil ilioi 1, 1 I , apt.. B , .,1 cowboys who, sweating and gasp ing In the alkali cloud that almost iHsuwaicu uivm irum vtcw, strove to keep the procession moving. A cook car, alwaya the delignt of the buccaroo, drove ahead and when Hie drive reached a point between Five Mile and Ten Mile point, Uie men found their noon day meal awaiting them. The drive started from the Red House, one of the ZX ranch head quarters located a mile north of Paisley at lour Sunday morning. On Monday a a now storm over took them but Uie sturdy drivers rode on. The cattle will remain In lha hl,.n denert ranie until Fall whr-n ihov.wero Jo DeBeniedtoila of Boston will make their long way back to innd Hascl Jones of Calgary, Can thclr winter quartera. gda. Others were Vesta Shogren, For fun and fashion, sew with Penney's Sum i V 0 SO COOL SO AIRY! 36" RONDO PERCALE y..39c 36" Needle-'n'-Thread 49c Zau PIQUE 36 riL y,59c WOVEN GINGHAMS 36 ' yd. 69c EMBOSSED COnONS fSIrJy, 69c FROST CLIP CHAMBRAY yJ , 98c NOTIONS FOR ALL SEWING NEEDS Dig Springs Park Benefits By Variety Show Recently i BONANZA The Variety Show given lor the benefit of Uw Bonan za Big Spring, Park at the aclwol a u d 1 1 o r I u m ahowed to packed house and 1113 waa cleared. ; The show waa put on for the heneflt or Ih Knn.n.. Hi. a. Park by the cast of Uw Malio Batravaganu and other). Tno park la located In Ihe center of Bonanza and la an entirely vol untary project made posalble through the donations of land, mon ey, material and labor by Inter ested people living In Bonanza, the surrounding country and other communities. II has progressed farenough so that trees have been planted and flowcra and aome shrubbery will be planted soon. A pumping; ays tern Is to be purchased and picnic tables will be put In so that the park can be uaed thla aummer. Charles Datum's biology class has a bulb garden and nursery In the park and are working every after noon. Klorence Wilson directed the variety show. Organ muilc waa by' Mary Jane Paygar of Malm and Lynn Roycrolt waa master of ceremonies. Ouest performer mm ca W0NDEU0L SELECTION OF NEWEST Timed perfectly to Tour 3pring sntj Summer lewing ilani! Freshly criip crinkld jline that wiihei like a Iream, need no ironing aatl make op beautifully into east ton rjresi pretties, on-tlie-go (port togt, clothe for tie youngster! and even band tome home accessories. yourt in brand new pattern! Super-smooth, They're truly luxury sheets, but tht prices art . surprising ly low lor such line quality I Made ot cholci, super-fine cotton yarni, tightly woven Into a superb silky finish I. 90"xl08" , ...... 72"xl08" 42"x3" com 2.79 2.29 49c Ihe Odd Four quartet of Bly, Janet Pemlund, Diana Mlcka of Malm, pauiine NObie of Langell Valley. Ruby Kujac'a dance group from Maim, Keith Gentry of Tutelage, Lynette Lyons ot Malln. Olorla Nsndle of Malln, Jim Crown of Tulelak. Neal and Karl Kujac. and the Mouse Brothers of Bly and Langell Valley. Stage scenery was On The Record rams Born to Mr. and Mrs. John P. roarer. Klamath fall. April 11. lata, at Klam ath Valley MoapiUI. a bo. Wight; a pound, ll'i ounce. Bom lo Mr. and Mra. Wallace Kord wsll, Klamath fall,, April II. leu. at Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy. Weight; a pound,, 1', ounces. Morn to Mr. and Mra. flavld Craw ford, TuleUke. Aerl! U. ISSJ, at Klam ath Valley Hospital, a boy. Weight: S pounds, t ounce,. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Verland Hull. Klamath fall-. April II. IKU. at Klam ath Valley Hospital, a boy. Weight; a powno,, 10't ouoco. Bom lo Mr. and Mrs William Hod is. Tulelalte. April II, JSXI. at Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy. Weight: 1 pounds, 10 ounces ' Born to Mr. and Mrs Ronald Whlt lalch. Klamath rails. April IZ. 103.1. al Klamath Valley Hospital, s alrl. Weight, a pounds, I Is ounces.. Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Tmnle Taylor. KLamith Fall.' Aorll II. !)1, at Klam ath Valley Hospital, a boy. Wriglil: 1 pounds, 3'., ounces. EXCEPTIONAL FABRIC mm 1 Lj Lfyd' All ! 1ALCONY SeS" Woinoblo BEM3ERG RAYON POUSHED COnOM PRINTS yJ 79c PRINTED TERRY TOWELING yd. 139 NYLON PUCKER f-" ..119 PUIN SPORT DENIM y 59c PLAID and CHECK DENIM 69c TAFFETAS and SATINS 0. ,d.59c DRESS UP INM TJJSr I ' . cool conoNSi y tl ) I BALCONY durable PENCO SHEETS $149 1 ...TV..., iiiU. It KASY (81" x 108") buy iiKST! PAGE FIVE by Veldg Haley, Clara Bold ' and Janet Ferniund. Vac Katlna waa n charge of spot lights and Mab) V. :i on waa light manager. All. .Li VaiBrbi awe, an , sa alrl Bapl I Wbr? fWeasbtttttev always keep Toms Baaoyior fee ord-fast relief of gas, heartbarn, sour stoaaacB. Al io oat Jaaiaatly, Turns oealraliis excess acid. Yet contain ao aoda lo over-alkalixa or caoso add rebooad. One or two Tarns, aatea like caodvv aiopa atomath diitreu alesoM octore it ataxts. Do as million) do farry Tunis al'ays. Kcroesabtr to get Bandy roll today. Mas I els- VALUEI PRINTS! PRINTS 79c yd. Elevator - . Service to , I All Floor Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:30 Sat. Only 9:00-5:30 y-rtm rot nai rwuir BALCONY saastaasassaaaisaai