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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 195S HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON . MARKETS AND FINANCE STOCKS LIVESTOCK - uifi . t-ntt-PT PORTMND LIVESTOCK VFW VOKK The stock PORTLAND ,i-ilSA'-fiUie market (winded ahead Tuesday alable SOO; trace rr-niifty ac lor one of M beat advance in re- live, steady: part load choice 73 auioS, Key tane. scored lb fed steer ly. Mday 25.U0; TloVnearry poinu. mostly cho.ce 12W to Seer rail. .MlMd uulme, op jrt UWJJJ. Bu&eM amouiMtd to I.0.0W 8ood heiler. .hiS corapajed vita :.. WOMB 00. Ie slarward holer rJSST . isoo- 17 00: utility heiieri SOB-, share, jUW). carm- - cutter cows 7.W- r- - -KtW VOBK STOCKS hiiy canaers SCrXi.SO; alil- H.TIIBASSOCMTEOFKESS Y P""""1 - - .j- c. Mim 17 ibi-w iimiiv nuns, la las. V5 , 15 W; light cutter bulls liio-irux. calves saiacie iw: iraoe mooer l Admiral -Corporal ioa ' Allied C onical '. Allij Chalmers ' Aluminum Co. America American Airlines ' American C)ananudet , American Motors American T4. 4 Tel. American, t'bacco . Anacai Copper, - Atchison' Railroad Bethlehem" Steel Boeing Airplaoe-Co. , Borg Warner Burroughs Adding: Macb, California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanesc Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Kdiwin Crown Zellerbaach cdrrsrwiijhr Uouglas Aircraft duPont de Nemouri Kastman Kodak Emerson Radio ford Motor . General Klectric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire ' International Harvester International Paper Kaiser Aluminum Kcnnecott Copper Libby. Mc.NeiU ; Lockheed Aircraft - . Loew s lncorpoald -Long Bell A Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas k Electric Pacific Tel. k Tel. Penney J-C Co. Pennsylvania R K. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Puget Sound P k L Rayonier Incorp. Republic Steel r Reynolds Meull -Richlield Oil Safeway Stores lncr' St. Regis Paper Scotl Paper Co. Sears Roebuck It Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil SoconyA'acuum Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N.. Sludebaker Packard Sunshine .Mining Swift Company Transamcrica Corp Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacilic United Airline United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United Slates Steel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel Westinghousc Air Brake W'cstinghouse Electric Woolworth Company t on :y . . i i r, i tu . .?x - 35 ' 104 ' ately active, steady: few good a i, vealers 16.018.i; choice 18.50 17 k, 20 00: cuil-uliliiy calves, vealers g i-, 7 OO-IZOO: goodoice 330-400 lbs 1 ' i calves 15-SO-17.US. 71 Hogs salable 200: market mod 79 n eraleiy active, steady-weak: sort iHH ed No. 1-1 butchers 18.7S-19.O0: lb2 l. mixed No. 13 grades 180-135 lbs, 541, 180'50: iorted era. No. 3s 17-50-45 4 18.00: sows 300-5(0 lbs mixed No. 39 v, l- grades 12.00-16 00. 42 Sheep salable 500: trade slow. 33 n about steady: good-choice wooled US slaughter Iambs li.vHt.V): onei 73 i several lots liorn lambs gooi WEED TEACHING STAFFS wore honored la if week at a reception at St. Michaels Hall 53 it choice with No. 1-3 pelts 17.00-j when president of the Mothers Club of the high school and the Parent Teacher Asso 45:, 18.50: utility-low good lambs 16.00-i e;afion 0f the elementary school served as honorary hostesses. Pictured left to right are 52 U wu-ci ij-oi 10 .uv. ,:, , . wrf Un an E emtn arv Mrs. fa en Anderson. Mothers llub presi dent; Mrs. John Mantle, PTA president, and Principal Gerald Kubli, Weed High School. jStockmens meeting. A third bene- -aw. 1 f4 rrv""i'' I M F. I 1i T I L Lake BLM Slates Vote LAKETEW Nominations have bees made and elections are in process for 1955-57 advisory board members, with three positions to be filled, according to it. u iBud Burgess, manager for this district of the Bureau of Land Management. The selections are being ma a oy mail this year for the first time in this district. Burgess explained, and the new method seems to be working out satisfactorily in that there have bees 14 nominations for the three positions and a heavier vote is expeced than if processsed at a meeting. Those to be eietted are a sheep representative for (he Paisley and Silver Lake units: a cattle rep resentative from the South War ner. Fish Creek, and Beany Butte precinct, and a cattle rep resentative from the Fort Rock and Christmas Lake area. Jerry O'Leary of Paisley is the present member for the sheepmen, and Hugh Cahill for the cattlemen in the South Harner group. The ballots will be opened on Monday. October 8. by a com mittee of three stockmen who are available at the time. The nomi nations were opened by Con Flynn, Con Taylor and Con Lynch, in the j presence of Burgess. I Formerly the elections were held late in November and usually tn-J terferred with the Lake County ill b Y Vi-..:te' .A, 4tfl . I r M4 aS ' 'TTPti.r 1 iLi art r inrt l. ax l J iL . X..x- . i L iL. i ...Aei.CAni A III iron. ' ... , I I I 1 I L L L I 1 J 1 ( IMiUi 19 UIU IIIC WMM Will UC BIllj "nil Mis m w . 1 1 w . . v w - " ' " program of musical selections presented by elementary and high school students pre- ichosen (he fall applications Lan, be railroading for the Southern Pacific Co. in ceded the reception hour. Photo by 6aynor tor winler graung are approved.: 1903. He transferred to Klamath Falls in 1926 then to 33 in.oo-i7.uu: common-meoium ugm 86 ij 'weights 11.00-14.50: cull-good shorn 1)2 i,j slaughter ewes 2.00-4.50. (f7i 7 a. I CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 1 mi, CHICAGO tit Butcher hogs S ,:SW8 uT XZ Cole Porter Reflects On California weather butchers were bought at 165 to f" Wl CI HCI ICtW WII By UNITED PRESS 30 , $16.60. A 70 head lot averaging mm f m M a 5311 FranCi5C0 Bay Region: around 2tt nounils hit I17O0. the M If Tit f I C I It AffCIt I - O II C I C Partly cloudy with a few scat 34 top. I wviwwi jtered light showers today and to rn i.! Sows weighing 300 to 530 pounds: ., . , ... . ,! night, clearing Wednesday: Little , 3 .moved at 114.50 to 116.00. : . . s eery jao oi inc conifer 5:change m temperature ,31,, Choice anl prime steers "7v; ' 'T , o : .!. '.I t-n ei . vc i i J HOLLYTYOOD 'UPi Cole Por-, la i . . ' , 6 ,tnr n email roiwvttd man in nhictirAlM and raev. On the i . .- i J Otcar Harnr Zlmmermin. no vthi- . . i j- - - mw Lonim wt-icriv wihuk .- .n , , . , A SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP PIN was awarded O. E. McLant, left, of 5613 Leland Drive recently for hit 40 years of ..i .1 . 1 1 i i r I i r ,... W J - service with the brornernooa ot Locomonvo cngini. m-- Court Records KLAMATH COIXTT DISTBICT COIET Larry Bazzlc Buty, failure to dun hefccUifhu. 7.50 ball forfeited. Clark Brown Jr.. truck peedinf. S15 high to-1 Mack Sam' Grave, no PUC permit. -,. ";day San Francisco 67 Oakland.-J, .wiider. vi.uuon bic .. I71- san .Mateo 72. ban rtaiaei vb: im. numum ... .. u.'Arurfa 1..:..A T Ml t.. t'l M ,u: Prime heifers foDDed ai t27 on wnile trousers ana snin. reiaxca siage iney aengni customers Dm g.6 mpn aftern0ons. i cuiu. LtRoy Scon, viouuon bic 13 19 . -. . . .. ,rr . . . . .in an amu-hmr in hie hvin nmmWhpn C.KS-lV tWVan 11 man thl .1 n 1 1 .. rule, dlfiml wnile gooa 10 hlgn choice brougnt j --- T,""", " 6' "mne tauiurma: riruyi i m 39 t', 1B 00 to 125.00. 37 4 ; Good to prime wooled 3gH went at 1)8,00 to $22 50. 13 , ' Salable receipts were 10.000 48 hogs, 6,000 cattle, 300 calves and 123 Hi 2,500 sheep. and reflected on a hazard of his j Saturday's spectacular on Por-cjou(y scattered light show- 13 4 19 4 19 H lajjjos' musical career: The censors. i Faint Delays Jail Sentence ter's music, the censors debated Ion each line. "Actually they took out only one word 'hell,' " Porter said with a smile. "And in 'I Get a .Kick Out of You' the line 'Sniff I of Cocaine' is changed to 'Per fumes of Spain.' Of course, there I are no perfumes in Spain. ers today and continuing in Cen tral California tonight and into Wednesday: clearing Northern! California tonight and fair Wednes day but increasing cloudiness ex-! treme north portion late Wednes day: slightly cooler inland today; variable winds 0-16 mph near coast. Fun.n. in 1944 mlorninn to Klamath Falls in 1947 when he retired from the SP. McLane continued as a member of the union after his retirement. Presenting the pin to McLane is O. O. Gildow, chairman of local locomotive union. '. Weather Table By UNITED PRESS Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. On The Record Albuquerque Atlanta Bakersfield dlEmlud. !p M. Nott. tandem axle over load. S77 ball forfeited. Isaac Lee Bullock, violation basic rule. S10 baU iorfelted. IV , I 1 I . m Jak ! w, Mrulv length. S20 bail forfeited. .Boston Frederick Mellentlne. contrtbutinc to prnu.nG..;lli delinquency of a minor, ordered nrownstiue held fraud jury. Waived preliminary ! Chicago hearing. Bond et at SS.0O0. Remanded rtDn,.a. to custody of sheriff juenver Sydney Boss Winchester, axla over- Detroit load. $45 bail forfeited. I. p-(. Elbert Thomas Raroey, no operator's jl ueniro license, so paid. 'Fairbanks Robert Gerald Casper, failure to stop n Sierra Nevada: Partly cloudy!"" .SteJLt'j'L,. ,ioi.uon b..iZ KLAMATH COUNTY BIRTHS n a nr.VB-Hntn in Mr. and Mra, t Clarence Badger. September 28, a boy weighing lot. ou m rn Hieh LOW Rain I ecK Born to Mr. and Mm. Wt SAN FRANCISCO (UP-KSMNS)S Uvefttockr Cattle ralable 75. Early supply! 25 t,!inainly slaughter cows. Opening' A 27-year-old painter, charged LINE .CHANGED OFTEN M,vrnoaeraie.y active, cows anoui w.th forGery. fainted in Circuit! ..0flen I have to change more,"" "Sm miu iThom- Deibm 1 hSXT impropwi Kansas City 5lUeady will .Monday. Few utility Judge David R. Vandenberg'snes. I remember when Ethel a"? onSht d inH80ulh1 'FS-, I Los Angelei . i--.u. in.lft itnni.re i rvi-l ni inm ri i . . tmrt VI orlnnciiu' nnrt Iv nlminVi Willlaarri S Mart. Itrrwiv in a nore. . iii ri I " "ion luesaay morning as sentence, Merman had to Sing a line On .rni'asaed for preliminary heirln,: set for Miami w,4 8-9.j0. Other classes not estab-;wa about to be passed upon him. TV 'Even the Janitor's Wife Has nortn P0"100 nednesda), slightly .October, 2. at 10 a.m. Remanded to Minneapolis 4 , ! The defendant. Robert Tisch- a Perfectly Good Love Life.' The "f" loday- .. .. ,, . twai't'erkiekenapp. no reiu-k-ew Orleans ff'r "Iablc M' Markcl 001 macher. was standing in front of producers called it class distinc-i 1Sa"am?10 ,alIcy: P ' .T. ',m.rr,"iv,di.Uon!New York MV,;tahl,5htd. ,the 1, whi,e bis Mmtley Ro.vlim We cha jt to .Evcn My,doudy with a few acatlered bght.n.-" "J? bJi,iSr,n.iui",lUon! Oakland ' ''L 7,.w J"PP "t"?" Kerr' was "Wng a plea for Analyst's Wife...1 showers today followed by clear-j we cimton sorjn. tsptr OUahoma CBy W ' . Z..u. . 1 . X ' '"cncy. nscnmacner starteo to "rm working on the movie 1. Ro,e M,r Hayes, fonery, waived iphoenix " M oniiy sow reaoV 3 grade i,hWay " ,hen ' gabbed version of 'Silk Stockings' nw.' . l; " SKrTjSr? R.did! Pittsburgh M'Vi.j. i-c v 1 7 i,'osn iTTk?.v, Ith6 Pa'nler around the waist. He the composer went on. indicating as 80"9J; ,ow tomsnt 5Z-b2. gen-;w , ,herl((. ,Rei Blu(( 47 irii fri, j lh. 17 b,Jp ahel,ahair-J'e Van- some papers in his lap. MGM,l.1.vaabl winJsVf . .. to?."icS Hotap.Sf,',on' 0B"""I Salt Lake City 47 ,7v' i? i.1? I' denberg postponid further action sent me a list of words to change.1 l.Norihwestern California: Partly to5i,"SS S.i nb d.n.erou. San Diego , 7 ! 'Schooners' Slate Trek 66 28 4 II 's H Dog Derails SP Vehicle :d aivjc Syble Leotha Pierce, minor in poa-i HlcSOn ion 01 uquor. u p.ia. Vahtnotnn nald Frederick Hulsey. minor In ! " asnmgion possession of liquor. 120 pail Herman Leon MeConnell. Yuma intf avm n..i;n I l,M Al. A ll , A U LIOUUV Willi d IKW aVOLlCICU SIIUM - weapon, auniiiuuai nine a'.n' r. . . 13 50 ' v. me ucii-nu-.i von i use uic .uiu ". ,u'. i. i,rlno inniohi snrl 1 consult an attomer. Bond set at J2.0W. Mil rraututu iiLn .aahi. a. nnio mU. i ant P'siciaii. Example. A woman's chest is de-.ff? ,toda- clear ng tonight andj Remanded to custody of sheriff ;SeaUIe alai.irhlor hmhc flm.nino mnH loviiiildllier auinnieu ne IOrgea:Ceni OU1 OOSOm isnt. T : " "7 "r , , fors licenseT SS paid. SIOCKUM 44 -Zj.Zii!l Sit : U-e name of T. F. .Mclntyre to al TV and movie producers, he !"."' "treme north portion latefW'. rnM.."cConn,ii. minor to!Therrrial U'.iri".' ...j. - zr.,y ,.T".II0 check and cashed it in a Klarn-isiahed. "often think mv Wriixnlx':.UUK"w,.x".,.;kV"m 24 HiSJliIL .l';.-.s.'n" X alii Falls food market. iaredirtv." erature: high today and low to-: Judge Vandenberg also deferred "In the theater vou can ex-jnlSht lIkan ff"33- s.a"ta Kosa passing sentence on Charlie Fran- nress vourself without beine con-'52- NaPa 82 o4: va"at"e winds 8- cis Clubb. millworker, whose pro- sidcred outrageous but not in pic-j16 mP" "car coast. uauon was rcvoxea. turcs or television, ne said, un- Maie I'oliccman William Chris-fortunately with the changes tianson told the court that he sometimes mv Ivrics don't make caught Llubb removing household . any sense at all. goous Irom a trailer parked near PORTER TO DKBLT O.N TV South Sixth Street. Clubb denied; The CBS-TV Cole Porter spec- me cnarge ana said he had mere- in,.,, Kr vn,i'r. ih t." uiii hita-iti l- iai a IV KlnnrwHl hv th rnW in mska l , - ,i.,iiil.&. " . iiiuuiihtioi -i -j w leaiure sucn neriurmers as lxmis . , . j j. tt S rarainn of lumberm oraiHe' repairs on his automobile whichiirm.in.no n.,k. n,nWr., UUKH1S rt Dig gray oog oe- !sh,n,.r will l,.av (mm So.,. ' had stalled. ci,;-i.... i..' r-j... vf'irailed a Southern Pacific motor side, Ore., Iran, fr,m U'tt In V x tha rnnlo Jailies ftlfll Ord. an-VP.ir-O rl Cnn- ...AI ... V..fl.. l , ; JTrw tta PaJitnictton worker, to a year in Ore-ih .hhi. tv' Tk, c"u. ';day near Dorris. . w " ' Portland Airport r I pia x , . . .j..-", - i wwn., Tuifi nf Ihai man I .nit I A SnllC and In. T nnsirlT aUi mnh in 25 Uine. i DnrnUiirn Km, oime rnson-alter ne pleaded "I'm terrified of appearing Mn !"""L, r; T-,r" 'aja , orii'iteiT ..uuu.s aaiem Spokane aid. minor in possession of liquor, S25 paid. Frederick Burton Hadlock, violation basin rule. S12.30 paid. Willie Westfall Powell, failure to stop at stop slfn, S5 paid. James Loy Williams, giving stcoholle liquor to minor. 30 days and S200 fine 1 R.i... and costs or 7's days In lieu of fine. Bauer Committeed. . . Boise William s. Hart, druna in privaie;,. place. 10 davs county JaU committed. I tugene Charles Franklin Shaw, no '("I Klamath Falls device. S7.SO paid. ; , , klamath falls i Lakeview Ml -NIC IPAL t oirt Medford Rav C. Martin, charged drunk driv- j u Ing asked time to enter plea with hear-' Newport inf being set at 4 p.m.. October 5. vftrth RpnrI Raymond H DeMsln. drunk In auto.0rtn BenQ S25 or 12 days. i Pendleton 81 81 91 64 96 82 78 65 100 36 91 72 87 64 86 64 93 66 92 74 75 , 67 62 87 100 88 69 102 52 65 63 46 69 65 45 56 74 23 61 37 60 68 . 76 44 71 47 57 59 67 52 61 43 68 57 49 57 72 64 51 74 lace Cck. September 28, a girl weigh ing 5 lbs. 4 ozs., in the Klamath val ley Hospital. WALDRIP Born to Mr. and ldrt. Thomas E. Waldrip, Setember 29, a boy weighing 7 lbs. 13 ozs., in tha Klamath Valley Hospital. JACOBSON Born to sir. and Bars. Carl C. Jacobson. September 29. a boy weighing 7 lbs. fl'j ozs., in tha Klamath Valley Hospital. . . WILLIAMS Bom to Mr. and Mr. Jerry Williams. September 30, a girl weighing 7 lbs. 15 ozs., In tha Klamath Valley Hospital. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a, nl. Tuesday Mai. Min. Prep. next summed to r-, Judge Vandenberg sentenced ringing Pori taTp .-'1' a ""ao" oT Vo? West to East the route James Stafford, 40-year-old con-will appear briefly at the end of'1" worltnaot 4 30 P m- Moo- Tl k, . SHI Ctnl Prl,.n nfln. I,. r.,.-AA .. . . .. ' I WO 01 inC mC 'a nil anil iinai. ic-nir Nnnnwsn i.u,,. unci iig uicsuru "i m inrrnion ni annnanna iin ... i .... i flllcKKO .HV- Grains general-! Julinn Morean nf Portland uid.guUly to passing a bogus Check., nuhlir ". he naifmNl "Rnh.rllM!ke ""'z' w'rc ?u!.m ,.Klam"l Jaratt. R. Prosser, charged with lyrelreukd in Uie Board of Trade Monday night plans for the cross-l, "ie Baling was ordered, Alton, the producer of the pro-l" V"e "?PU Tuesday aitr wheat and soybean, in were made during the week-! '" 'Oregon State Ilo.-igram. ,old me the way to llfV tne Public is to think I love my;,. . . . . : - n n' ! t ioo.nd fined tioo on ch, , made an,ellort to forge upward'end here by members of the Cov-jP'1"'. lor Psychiatric examination ! In early toeJiijinKS i Feed grains were weak through out the ("s.ron. ' Wheat, bounced up early on con linued :tQ..-wHther In the South 'West hul later lost all its gains. Wheal dosed lower to ered Wagon Caravan Assn., whose ancestors. Morgan said, were the trailblazers of the great westward movement of the 19th century. The trip. Morgan said, is being planned "as a tribute to the igher, into 1 tu-l'Ji lower. Decern- Wcsl I'lii' f v'l ,owe. ? On' their way east, (he covered (ember 75fi. Mre Is lower to 14 ' ,J l. .j . .. higl e n umber VV,. soybean, W n, NJra,k,, Ml,ouri, . " (0.' h!c!";r' 1N,ft'l linois. Indiana, Ohio. Pennsvlvan- iiiKuin. ux. seven or eignt wiil-it inumths alter the start." P'n High lag ( hue i M , 2 2 t .n 1, 2 27 2.32 ' 2.33 i 3.31 4 2.12 9 11 S. t .,-i i . ... i.DL 2,27 4 2 26 1, J 2 drivers will go with the wagons. t.m I 1, 2,27 J.28 He is accised of conlributing to audience. He says Judv c;ariand'rlloral's "a treat the delinquency of a minor. limit 1 haf nrli-ifn unit it rhanoiu. r the delinquency of a minor. Job Total Drop Seen took that advice and it's changed her life. Porter sounds and looks like an Knglish sophisticate even though orales was treated bv Dr. Lr. K. 'nt P..-in -,ii. unna m-nkNi j Patsy cnimm, drunk, ao or sa-s Sohs received a long deep gash! phuip J Langioii. drunk in auto, in his right leg " broken big toej","";. drunk , ,UU) On (IIS riKiil luui diiu uwii-i mjuiica when the car wheel ran over him. 71 28 72 44 73 39 73 37 73 38 83 46 61 45 64 49 75 51 69 50 79 41 72 42 66 44 WOOL MARKET NEW YORK UP Wool top fu-1 tures on the New York Cotton Ex- points Oregon Wecther . Western Oregon Fair Tues day night and Wednesday except cloudy with a lew showers ex- .02 i treme northern portion late Wed .81 1 ncsday afternoon. High 62-72 north and 75-85 south except about 85 on coast. Low Tuesday night 38 48. Coastal winds west to north west, 10-20 miles an hour. Eastern Oregon Fair Tues day night and Wednesday. Little temperature change. High 72-78. l.nm Tnnsrinv ninhl 3!UdA pvrpnt T. locally 30 in high valleys. Loggers fire weather Fire danger low Northwest Oregon and alone coast through Wednesday. 02 1 Moderately high danger South west and Central Oregon with rather low humidities. Winds gen tle, variable Wednesday. Northern Oregon Beaches Mostly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with brief sunny pe riods in afternoon. Beach winds northwesterly, 5-15 miles an hour. Temperature range 48-63. Grants Pass and vicinity Mostly sunny Wednesday. High near 75. Low Tuesday night 46. Eastern Oregon hunters forecast Fair Wednesday. Moderate tem perature with freezing level above 10.000 feet. Fire danger rather high because of low humidities. Baker and vicinity Fair Tues day night. Partly cloudy Wednes day. Frosl again Tuesday night. Low Tuesday night 28-33 with morning freeze on valley floor. High Wednesday 70-75. it o" watkins. charted with reckless i chance today opened 11 !,"a?-a" JndJJa!.l0yA XtMm', or .2..ihigher to 10 points lower. in uuto. Harvoi w. Down, so mpn in za zone. upviuns pm-va iwivn. iw.u wrist, cut thumb and cuts about ws ii.ed . hid. n-. no.5 bid: March 170.9 rated with antiques and featuring photograph of Inend Janet ; Leigh's baby and mementos of his face and bruises, according to William r. Anderson, charged with i trAoA. Tnv 170 n hid- .llllv 168 n 114Z WASHINGTON un The gov- such Broadwav hits as "Kiss Me : mi. aoc,or' . .. , '.ZXSf " ' c ""'Ibid: Oct. U957I 167.0 bid: Dec. eminent reported Tucsdav that. Kate" and "Can Can'' lnc crew 01 m a I Richard A. Buch. charged with 45 166 0 oici; March-H958I 165.0 bid. ithe number of Americans holding) "S nutci 'ZlTl' J Wool futures opened unchanged un.. urupiHii ny (wjouu to a total sTRvr:E i-atcii " .. ..u. . j- - ... - . UtVs in.dt uiu. .uoiiii i-ti.Ki u.u. inutiUL tialt WOfl lllfl ffHltuCrl ot mjtiy uwi, M you iuM, from minor Arthritic, Rheumitic (Mini earned by at iff. telling joints, try ntv Improved ARTHQNUL. The ARIHONUl for mula it a medically formulated preparation toecialiy developer, to giva quick, effective, temporary partial relief from minor pains of Arthritis, Rheumatiim, Sciatica. ARTHOfJL conia.nt a spcc.M paln-renevinf inpeeiai acclaimed by merj.ul autfioitt$ at tf at a acpieimw aecnn w a normal. A IS nnin! hirhpr: Oct. 139.5 bid:! "TH0NUL contain NOnarcot-rt " ."f .. 7 ,,, c k j i m ft0i 'o"nrf. NO hafmful flrugi- Mar May Jiy Sep Twelve waKons will be in thr' " K", ,1 tMcGuirc thought he hit the iack-lnear the tunnel ran out to chase: "pV'JU xor: May 140.0 bid: July ma: vcy r'' .TS! rnravmi. Morgan Raid, and each .. j . . . .'"nni u-hi.n h u-nni fuhina in .uh. mninr mr Thp rar wae de- ol" ai. nnl u-h-n h. ttnl fi.h.n. i .UK. r,,lne , Th. r.,r l dr-1 "ciL"- f?."""!S..,. H- 'I9o 13 DIO nearby river and hauled up a cash bailed and skidded along the rail- 1S?.jorrV Ar!n walker, disorderir con- Carmel Weeks, no visible reglstra- P(lltTI.AM) CHAIN : POHTI.A.Nl) un Course grains.' IS (loy sliipinrnl, bulk, coast deliv. ery: Oats No. 2. 36 lb white M so 54 00. Iliu ley No. 2, 45 lb II. W. 4t.aO-4H.oo. Corn No. 1, K. Y. ship, ment Wlon.ti7.O0. . ; Wheal (bidi to arrive market, basis No. 1 hulk, delivered cons! u, nun r,uii . i , . will be drawn by four horses. I " ' " T " " ' JOM rhc wives and children of the, ti. i' . ireeislcr. Police said Inn rpnislpr rnad lies nhout 39 feet and all six duct. S2S (orrelied nrrl fnr nni.nli, n i. imnnnnlwas taken in a Karaue holdun in men were thrown several feet from . .."'I; greater than Hie nujiibcr of per-;1"49 onfl tl,at lnc " reported to the tracks. Amelio Alonzo and the Elbert L. Leviu. drunk, noo and so sons who had lobs in S'ntcnit)er ibe in il is still missing. foreman received only minor, ,', A Cobb, charged with oner- li,-c 'I . injuries ,atlng vehicle with leaking and gifting ,''', I ..... lo.n e.aa continued Scplemlier employment com- NEW CLASHES lioldbar reported this morning P.i Hilton, no vuibie registration, School Fund Hike Aired POHTI.AM) An increase pared with a record 66,732.000 job' NKW DLLII1. India - Press l! r dg ' hUrt bu' was,$1J.n2s"il''w1i.n. charged with d.s holders in August. !diSpatches Tuesday reported new st,,L 'i"' ederi, cnnduc.asjorfe.u.d ine lommerce Oepartment also clashes between Indian troops and said thai unemployment declined rebellious Naga tribesmen near in September by 197.000 to a total the Hiirmi.! frnnlirr raiinllio. tn Uio Sso-iHT-chiM hasic ichotil of l wtH.000 This was one ot the were described as heavy. llin.l u ne .II...... ..4 i i lowivst iililci tntnU rtni'nrifH in Soil While 2 25: Soft White i ex-; niccling here ot the I egisl uive!Ulc lfl!il lllr,'c . eluding Hex I 2.2S: While Club l.!5 limi ( onimiiu-e on l-'ducation I T,,c dci'1,nc unemployment Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 2(i; A Un boost was iirnpnvd hut similarly was attributed in part 10 per cent I2: 11 per cent 2.2.,no final iiRr. wa, agreed upon ""' li,rK' number of students 12 per cenl 2 2!l The nllix almn neressnrv for iheiwilhdrawing from the labor force. Car receipts: Wheat 13; barley VOper-child fund for the liW-M Tin? government ciKints as unem 1: flour 2: corn 4: oatl 1: millilferind has hern estim:,l.1 .t cta.lltlnvrd anvnne uhn rlnee nnl ham feed . POTATOES 240,000 II the Inml were increased job and is looking for one o uti per emu. the lax money needed lor this wuuld rue to about 57 million dollars. The committee also discussed hut arrived at no roiulusinns. the problem of providing extra money lor poorer districts The committee already has In LcRoy E. Hunt Oitlr locol COMPACT VACUUM Dalr till rtftt Ph. rv .m: V4 ClflMfl 4 'ta.lt. (TIlfACO.. POTATOES CIIICAtiO Potatoes: nr rivals (Xt; on track .110: total U.S. shipments 402: suniilies niiMleratp: demand slow: market dull; Idaho-: rough drafts hills having to do tlregon Jluwieli 9 7.S-S DO: Wash-!"1" school clisiru-l retir,tnira ington Itasn'Js 2.40-3.50: Minnr-llun- l"1 " ,0 "dlresscd'' dis sola North llaktila Hed Kiver Val-; I"1'" ,M buildings, and amend ley Ponlincs 2 40. j nwnla lo the achool distiid law O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive -antotaled dally, 7t OSBURN HOTEL EUUKNE, OKE. J I. taller JM Sails, rraarlelara Taorouihljr Modera JUST ARRIVED . . . A NEW SUPPLY FOR SINUS SUFFERERS! DO YOU HAVK fifvJ WINDING MIGRAINE-TYPt HEADACHESI tfSDa. 4 urn j EXCRUCIATING FACIAL PAINS? MISERAllE NAUSEA CAUSED BY IMPROPER DRAINAGE? rtr mw w IfAUfI $091 MIN0 TABlETSJS0Is5 WESTERN THRIFT 635 Main Ph. TU 4-3563 L ERNEST TAYLOR 214 Williomi Bulldinq DISTRICT MANAGER WESTERN INVESTORS FUND Own A Share In American Industry Throua.li Keystone Custodian Funds Selected American Shares, Inc. Financial Industrial Fund, Inc. LUMP SUM OR SYSTEMATIC INVESTMENT PLANS For Appointment or Prospectus Call - TU 4-3388 or TU 4-5775 Dec. 137.0 bid: March (19581 135.5 bid. Issuing tfrug storss, onlf 2.9S. TisM-tasta. t IsaaiaaSt at stars. "OREGON MUST KEEP ITS LEAD UI EDUCATION" Governor ELMO SMITH Gosernor Smith is acutely ivstre or Oregon's educational needs. He -ill give leadership in maintiining hi(h educational standards, supplying, new classrooms and development of more teachers. Hear the facts. KFJ. Tuesday, 8:45 P.M. rasiaiimwrHiv fan ma miisssiiiisait. sas i.i.aas- ifif ISL Ma. (am Ujm Stntth Casmn C, R- A. iDkU awtlMW. ijttm VM b- Lstntr, SsJasa, OrcaM 4