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Newspaper Page Text?AGE 4- HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIPAY. MARCH 13, MARKETS and FINANCE QJe Contest Northern State Sportsman Oieaon Asks : Bl A J J aI Now Open r,ans Maaress ' s-namDer Education Aid Stock Livestock ! miuvNU -jlsua -r DLNSMVIR - Henry Cine-l SpMm from nearby casta NEW YORK . - The s'oca "? merae. ""I ""goo to" aave fr- '"-'schmidl of Redding, a recent Fish brim, wfll be invited to hear CUae- SALEM AP memorial ask market advanced la hea.y tradmg I tea steers vi cents . jner. no ea cj to enter i Centennial poetry an(j Game Commission appointee schmidt speak on the future of ing Congresa for federal aid to today, closing at a record huh. heifers ol.ered: cows tirm: ouliacortest. Iwai anasxinced this week -ni ,0r.hern California spons deer hunting at this dinner meet- education as approved 1H0 bv The ticker .ape was late m final steady; nj loads .ow-average i by the Oregon State Poetry As- ,,,, an) be the guest speaker ing at the Travelers Hotel on the Oregon Senate Thursdav -n dealings, i" Sfh?, H sponsoring u at the March meeting of the Duns- March at p m. j almost a partv line vote. 'The Volume for the day was esti- - sman lot low choice 1.214 contest with the Oregon Center- muir Chamber of Commerce. Chap- At the breakfast board meeting House had voted lor k - - J i iu aaa 1 IK ifMn T7 fat fas-tat mi1i'v rnwi - -.1 & tr- C nm frit ... ..... - .... niaiea 4 3w.ww ran- - l" ,1 7 iVwTi man w cm worn, cnarr.rxr presi- Marjoric Young. beautification parco wun v;ou.w wraway, . . , trt. announced to the board rnem norning Happenings In Review Told By Assemblywoman canner -cutlers Zenith rose more than 151 17.00; Holstein cutters to H.oo: All contrstants must he Oregon m, Wednetda b,,-.. .lew cutter diis zi.oo-zziw. - o- Amer can Mo'ors sliced aa ear- Calves salable . trade rather one original, unpublished poem of . tf loss a, slow: lew good realers J0.00-Jl.00i not more than 50 lines. Theme ' p0f0$f SCrVICC I ai I MSI l r ord was a pactional mmmtmvm -iw-w ir. .ou snouio oe re.aiea 10 ureses or za Hi M baker-Packard General Motors All of the votes for the bill were ahairman. said city owned prop- cast by Democrats and Sen Fran rr.y in the community was being cis W. Ziegler R-Corvallis' The mappea ana service cut ana ocn- opposing votes were bv Repue.i 'er organizations would be asked to cans itake responsibility lor landscaping The memorial has to go back these spots Cont.-.butions of lawn t0 the House, wmch had voted seed and Coaer packets are need- that federal aid be used for Mminiain "d for the city park. Miss Young school construction and leathers Radio . dropped around a""" ! " E S - 1 and 21 First prize wifl be 1250 with ad- " Modoc County on salaries The Senate knocsed j ST Mtn ..SO; No. 2 and J these dmonal wZm of 1200 and UH Stat. H,ghway 139 a tourist at- J;"f Itl.hU tZ. 'vonng tb. aid Fractional gams were scored by fhU TS-ITSO; consignment ; (or second and third place,. Judg- tTJIfiTE ", station to r.nnc-.ng o oner uir. Rubber, mosiiy .-vo. a is.tw; ieverai iou.es tor - con'est w.;. Be trom . -".. - ord was a fractional standard 24 00- 29 00: lew head should be related to Oregon , was Chrysler Stude-ijood slaughter cahes 26 00-2SW the Centennial celebration and p - rUrClMISCS I nil ard gave up a fraction Hogs salable ISO trade active -. .... MM eased i butchers and sows steady, several Oregon Centennial Commission. J"? r- po:nt wwwi um mt kuicu vj -. . " L .... . ... . clers'on to rtllant-.nff nrfiw s rn. . i c . i i r i Lukens Anaconoa. l a. nuooer. w. mm es iot ine cwiwn wm De iiom - r ,n i . j .u.. , . ------- - --7 , - --- tSSLm. r ff KS:IH tg.lMI-gJfcgl rf.atM the MMCMM. - f ?: cbtr'takTb. . "m yS.;.? 1"? Allied Chemical. New York Central Standard Oil 1 50. EntrK-s shou d be sent to Mrs cnanoeuers anu oiner i 71"" rr"' .T.V.T.- . " " ", '" "u ,J T J-llTr-?.. . . Sheer, salable SO: nothine of. s-! v n,,.h-,. w i memoes of the Gay 90s have been 5flect possible sites and ar.a.sze because it is reaching the limit . III. Ml l. 1 Imam. " l ... COSlS M uh ,t r-. r.iu ka costs. on what it can raise br Drooertv .lim Harr ittnn Frances McEnerney. urnan re- taxes for local schools He denied who came to Tulelake as home- deilopment chairman, repor.ed that federal aid would mean loss steaders in 1932. Dlan to do some "vision of building codes is under of local control of the schools. traveling Mrs Hamilton s sister. conumuee :n meei But ben. Carl hrancis K-uay- r t ' . l Hi... fered ear v: Wednesday goad- the tmetrv Asuina'iAn M W storea. I .rrm.il , u A choice slau2httT laxbs 17 50-18.50; . Verde Vi1a Terrace Portland and Mr. and Mrs year. United Aircraft. Avco. Pan cull-good slaughter ewe, 00-9 00; ,mjst be postmarked not later than American World Airways and ?ooo-cnoice leruer uin wr MHM, spril . UHSB AIT LineS. I " I ."I. LH-WenneiriS inai - , - 7t. ---, , , ...... nirt Vtltrh!' ml Can fran , , .. . . Du Pont recovered about 1 ieach contestant must submit four 'r3"" ""loroon. wno nas'-"- 7;:V "'h " poims. P,izer S more Oun a STOCKTON aTI-FSMNS- typewritten copies mmy ..A" rJntSLt Sfa'et fS-fJf. 'tljL'S'S 'with the lite ol the poem on the ' 'w Tl" j. : .,, ,r "" un-1 outside of a sealed erreiope with mechanical music boxes. w,U re-1 ?" Tuesday evening at the ci.yitroir main in io care :or ine . . , mmm wnw . antiques. Bob Dewey, planning commission R . Eugene argued that local r V S. government a NEW YORK I(KKt Br THE VSSOC1ATED PRES Admiral Corporation . Alaska Juneau Allied Chemical AIlis Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American Can American Cyanamide American Motors American Smelting American Tel k Tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Atchison Railroad Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Company Borden Co Borg Warner Burroughs Corp. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Copper Consolidated Edison Continental Can Crown Zellernach Curtis, Wright Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical Du Pont de Nemouri Eastman Kodak El Paso NG Emerson Radio Firestone Tire Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric Genera! Foods General Motors Georgia Par Corp. Goodyear Tire Great Northern Great West. Sugar Idaho Power Illinois Central International Nickel International Paper International T it T Johns Manil Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby. McNeill A Libby Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Montgomery Ward National Cash Reg. New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific Gas A Electric Pacific Tel Tel Pan American Airways Penney iJC.i Co. Pennsylvania- R. R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Corp. Radio Corp. of Amer. Rayonier Incorp. Republic Steel Reynolds Metal, Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co Sears Roebuck 4 Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Kocony Mobil Oil Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N J Studebaker Packard Sunray Sunshine Mining Swift It Company Texaco Thompson Product, Transamenra Corp T-entieih Century Fox 1'nion Oil Company I'nion Pacific 1'nited Air Line, 1'niled Aircraft I'nited Corporation I'nited States Plywood I'nited States Smelting I'nited Stairs Steel Walgreen Store, W'arnrr Pictures Western Auto Supply Western I'nion Tel Wesiinghouse Air Brake W'rshnghouse Electric W'oolworth Company Livestock bond, eased Caul salable 25. Market tested. Calve, salable none I Hogs salable 25. Market tested. ' Sheep salable none. .the writer,, name inside. No poems will be returned. 20 5S 107 29 J. M 20 49 i. 54 r h 53 20 KF Girl Named To Honor Roll Judith Brauner 3 US The forest service will jse the memoer. announcea ine ana.ysis school scnoo. districts are tie building for a fire station, replac-!0' streets and highway, in the best insurance against expanding ;ng the Dry Lake station. Iarea complete next month government Paul Alcouffe. public building .An argument that federal aid chairman, was asked to present would improve education in back- Califomia Weather 3 de!:nl'e P'an f' a community ward states was made by Sen. nan. twin oifidiim lutuiitcnicu ma: A.irea n toroett ' tvron.ano . plans for a public building or an I'nited Press International CHICAGO API - 'l'SDA - Hops , ShO feadv to ?S higher nn hitrtu.. u mmiiit t.t i qa. tv ! grade point average, has been E butchers 16.25-18 50: sever al!"4"11 " th honor ro!! of Maryl- San Francisco Bay Area Fair her development should not be lots mostly 1-1 190-220 lbs 16.40-1 "" College-, first semester and cooler through Saturday: high;aefmed ln consideration of high 16.6.5; few mortly 1, these weights Judith, a music student, is the: today 60-65: low tonight 44-49: wav changes that might not take 16.65-18.75 : 200 head at 16 75: 2 3 daughter of Mr. and Mrs Martin westerly winds 18-25 m p h. todayjpiace for the next 10 years if at mixed grade 240-260 lbs 15.7s-! F- Brauner of 1010 North Seventh becoming 10-20 m p h. tonight and all. 16 25: a few 2, 250 lb, also 16 25: Street Saturday: probably fair Sunday. 2-3 290-320 lbs 15 00-15 50 few She 1, editor of the col.ege year- lit Shasta-Siskiyou area Most- TT Hi, w, -.ca ik- 1 . trt 1 c rm i hook and 1, treasurer of the cam- lv rl.tHi.- thrn-i-h Qurutav .Hh few scattered showers likely: cool 94 h 30 56 . 61 '. 21 66 II 57 31 H S5 65 4 133 . 153 36 S 17 149 55 S ,m 60 M 82 46 H 67 I ',mm..m-i m.Am iza trji iu ... ii en 1 ou, Yoinff Renb'icans Club M I IIIIKU (IU J-. . T" U SUMS 14 JV " 14 00: most 475-SS lbs 13 00-13.50.' I Cattle 1.500: calves 100; CMJI. LJ to 50 lower: load of mixed choice IO OiTlOg, "1601 and prime 1.032 lb slaughter steers ; Cj,.La.-J , !32 00. few head choice steers rar VJTipS dOUTnianO - tJ lings 30 00-31 00: 'ew loads good to L0S ANf,KLES I P'A nil 42 a i "T mer like heat wave sent the tern ttiobi Ktiou asvevwe. u , utility and standard 22 50-25.50: a 2 load of 1.200 lb Holstein 22 50; a irw iirau li. KM i ii"i' r . ' . : ' -1 ut to 29 00: a few choice 27 00-27 50; a few loads and lots good 24 00 26 50; utility grade down to 20.00; utility and commercial cows 18.50- 20 50; canners and cutlers 16 50 19 50: utility and commercial! bulls 2250-2500. vealers 34 50, down: cutis as low as 15 00: a load of good and choice 900 lb feeding steers 26.50: good 800-1. 000 lbs 26 no. Sheep 2.500; slaughter lambs strong to 25 higher: good and choice 90-111 lb wooled slaughter lambs 21 50-22 00: a load choice 111 lbs included at 22.00. bulk loads lots from 21.75 22 00: a deck of choice 130 lbs 20 SO. a load 125 lbs 21 00. a few lota cull and utility 17 00-21.25: a deck mostly good 65 lb shorn lambs I Wooly Chinned To Be Guests FFA Meeting Set March 18 er today and tonight Sierra Neada Partly cloud; today: partly cloudy northern ftJJ I k VaBc ranz.es Saturday and fair in south; wT . " IXCrila cooler and windy today and to- Over 100 hopefuls who have night. Sacramento Valley Kirby Wilson and Jerry Micka of the Malm chapter of Future Farmers of America will partici pate, along with boys from 88 oth er high schools :n Oregon, in the mmmma - - . . - - flilUJ.I r.O.C r I ." rtl 1 1 VII IU 7 . j . , ST be held on the campus of Oregon Mostly fair 1 and residents of the Klamath State College at Corvallis March peraturc up to 87 degrees m Los cooler tnrougn Sunday: nun oasin wno wouia use 10 view ire 18 t0 ;i Angeles Thursdav-hottest dav of bo'h days ,2-67; low tonight 40-4- oearaeo oeaut.es are to oe guests -rt,. ar. 0(;lfial delegates the year. What', more, there northwesterly winds 12-20 m p h. of the J . Kerns Company. 734 . Ine convention. Others mav at- wasnt any smog. today and 8-15 m p h. Saturday. South Sixth Street, on Tuesday. iend. It was een hotter in other Northwestern California: Partly:March I". St. Patrick's night Featured speaker will be Adin Southern California cities. Long cloudy on coast and in northern The big party at the company Hester of Aurora, this year', na Beach topped the list with 90. hot- interior and mostly fair elsewhere headquarters, to begin at 7 p m . tional president of the FFA ter even than the desert resort of through Sunday: a few scattered will include awarding of the prizes Featured activities will be a sta'e Palm Springs, where it was 87. showers from Eureka northward: for the longest, curliest, best public speaking contest, a state slightly cooler inland today: high trimmed and oddest trimmed parliamentary- contest and confer- fiPAMAP jJEtAfg tnriav and low tonight Napa 66- beards. Grand prize, a Norge dryer ence of the FFA's highest dezree. WHMnVC lw C W O 4: i k.ah 63.39, Santa Rosa 6T-3S. goes to the owner of the best beard the State Farmer degree. In addi NEW PINE CREK There coastal wind, northwesterly 15-30 in Klamath County Other prizes tion the state's star farmer will was no regular grange meeting m p h. today and 12-25 m.p h win include two electric razors, oe nameo held here last Saturday evening Saturday. a, member, of the East side .ran:e motored to the Westside f Uf.-iL.. Grange and put on the first and vrregon "mtr mostly . -,. j .. . . thf ioti urn PBF -"z.jiiu ucKina .11 . njiin. meeting. where candidate, from all the hour, to 1:30 a. m. Fridav grange, were gnen degree work The !:- in. Grange had largest representation with members, eight of which w with fall shorn pells 21.00. a deckiL 4 Ll rhir- m 11,7 fall .k .!.. I 0f fCC' Z ., " " .u ' New 55 t. 27 4 5 . 51 '. 96 S 121 40 55 S 42 S 115 12 36 22 ' 44 73 ' 27 . 51 S 64 161 S 28 114 'i 16 N 29 31 . 52 24 M 73 78 S 101 39 i 84 43 ; 66 M 24 ' 52 S A 8 r . 79 S 63 29 S 37 , 49 S 37 37 M 62 K W 54 36 94 J. 31 3, l, 7 38 S 34 79 35 IJ.2S; cull to choice ewes 7.00-9 00 slaughter Grain TORTLAND grains. 15-day shipment, bulk, coast delivery Oats No. 3. 38 lb white 51 50-52 00. Barley No. 2. 45 lb western 49.00. Corn No. 2. yel low. eastern shipment 56 2J-56 50 Wheat 'bid' to arrive side delegation were Mr. and Mrs Maunte Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noble. Mr. and Mrs Glen Smith and Mr. and Mr,. Carl V. GUliland. all of whom received pi Coarse1"" ,lrsl an0- second degrees. mner memners attending Irom the Eastside Grange were Mr. and Baker . SO 24 T Bend 64 29 .Eugene 54 3 .07 lLakeview 54 30 T Medford 60 39 T Newport S3 42 .04 North Bend 53 43 .10 Pendleton 53 32 T Portland S8 38 .02 Redmond 52 25 - Roseburg 52 32 .02 Salem 54 40 T an electric travel iron and a barbe- Boys will receive scholarships cue. and other awards for outstanding Member, of the local barber, achievements in farm mechanics, union will judge the entrants. dairy farming. Mil and water man- The Klamath Fall, Baroershop agement and water safety. Quarter will ,mg Coffee and. President of the Malin chapter is non .vncxa Aaviser ana instruc tor i, Norman Ottoman. MONTAGUE The office of As err.b!ywoman Pauline Davi, in Sacramento has released some in formation concerning activities last week in the state capi'.ol. A bill, which would give the governor the authority to appoint the chief of the State Division of Beaches and Parks, was passed oy the assembly and no is await ..ig action in the Senate This official currently is nominat ed by the State Park Commis sion and appointed by the direc tor of natural resource. The con tention is this rnakt his responsi bility ambiguous and creates what lie termed a "frustrating" situa 'ion for those persons attempting to do business with the Division of Beaches and Parks In the Senate a hassle is de veloping over a Brown adminis tration bill introduced by Senator Rchard Richards 'D' of Los An- Name Sought By Rangers ETNA The Fcrest Sen ice is seeking a name with local flavor for the proposed campground to be built just be'ow the new Scott River bridge at the Dowhng Place, 13 5 miles west erf Fort Jones. During Conservation Week. March 7 to ML suggested names may be sjbmitted together with a statement, in 25 words or less, giwrg the reason for the choice of name. The school principals will choose the best from their school before submitting any names Competition is limited to students attending Scott Valley schools. The judses will he Louis E. Haan of the Forest Service. Calvin Veale. For: Jones merchant, and Mrs. vWilliam D. Mathews. Etna housewife. Winners will be an nounced prior to April 15. 1959 r.nd decision of the judges will be final. First prize will be a horseback show-me trip of the Marble Moun tains, conducted by the district ranger, in the summer of H59. Second prize is a show-me trip of the Scott River District Look outs, conducted by the fire control assistant during the summer of 1959. Th:rd prize is a show-me trip of the Fort Jones Ranger Station conduc.ed by the dispa'.cher, dur ing the summer, 1959. Max. Min. Prep, doughnuts will be served. Chief Reelected By Tulelake ID TTTT rT I ITT" ITmi Vrvtorsn- Vit been named president of the Tule- WU conducted for D. Daniel lake Irrigation District for another Sclb' ,JI M- '"V1 ca n0"h term to serve with Frank King Jr. Dunsmuir last Sunday The ce president: Maurice K. Strantz. snerm-coroner s repor; annum Funerals SELBV DUNSMUIR Private services secretary'; Ian Rose. Lester the death to natural causes. Western Oregon Colder to- Mrs. Claude Noble. Mr. and Mrs night. Saturday warmer High 50 Rill Alk-n. Mr. and Mrs Garland 60 Saturday. Low tonight 32-40 " Cundiff. Harvey Sanders. Mr. and 1,n ,rost ln somf sections North Cushman and Leslie Rogers, direc- s(,'n- Inc "CV" 3 'oetPra years Anderson has served basis No. 1 bulk delivered coast Soft White 203; Soft White 'hard appl.' 2 03; White Cluh 2 03. ' Car receipts: Wheat J:. CHICAGO API llich l ow Close Prev.rlosr Wheal Mar 2 08. 2 0S'i 2 07-07'. 2 06'41 May 2 04S 2 03H 2 03',-v, 2 03 j Jly 1 M I.87H 1 B7',S 1.87S! Sep 1 H lAS'i 1 M Dec 1.95 I.M'i I.SIS 'ttSI'i Corn 'old-lype contract' Mar I III'. 1 17. I.IIV'i 1 174 I Corn 'new-type contracts' iMar UN 1.17S LM 1.I7S May 1 mt 1 19'. 1 19'.-S 1 19L.I i Jly I 20S Unt 1 20'4 1 2flsl Sep 1 18'. j 17i, i i;i,.ig j m Dec 1 M 1 13S 1 13S l.u Oals 'old-type rontractsi Mar AS't .84'. R.i', M'. I May .ss .sss .8-'i .85', j Jly ATj .83H .83H .83S Sep 84 83 .83', .83', Oats 'new-type contracts' Jly ., 83S MS .83'i Sep 84 84 Dec 88' .88', Rye Mar 1 4.1 141', 1 42V, 1 41 May 1 37', 1 38', l J7'fN 1 .'. Jly l tUk HO'i 1 H l 2', Sep 1 II 1 17', 1 17's 1.17V Sov brans Mar 2 2IS 2 21 2 21l- 2 2l'.i May 2 24S 2 23' 2 24'. '. UMt Jly 2 25 2 25 2 25H-, 2 25 Sep 2 13 2 12', 2 12'i J 12'. Nov 2 09t, 2 08S 2 08S 09 i M" Mrs Jack Hmton ,nd Ha eh T westerly coaxal winds 12-25 miles Presioent tor se.era. two yea: rZSl Carol, and Mr. ard Mrs. Carrolian hour- becoming anable 5-15 'ITJ5' Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy Mulkey and son. Vickie. Tmm kn..j ..- reoruarv .t. was a nai:e oi ais The board reorganizes every two . ,-',,.. , k,j ii i M uu v aim nau ii t w i . . of h life in Dunsmuir. He leaves his mother. Mrs. D D Selby Sr.: four sisters. Mrs. Elsie Rooney of Weed. Mrs. Bertha Kel ly of Sacramento. Bet'y Selby of Plans Completed For Irish Fair ALTVRAS The Sacred Heart Altar Society completed pians for its annual Irish Fair w-hen it met at the parish hall Monday night. March 10 with co-hostesses Mrs Maxine Maguire. Mrs. Mary Web er and Mrs. Rae Gioster. Mrs. G Guy Young, president, called for committee reports. The Irish Fair will be held in the parish hall on Saturday. March 14. beginning with a luncheon at 11 30 a.m. which will be served until 2 p.m. Patrons will be able to purchase handmade bazaar itemj and play games. OTles to create an office of con--umer counsel designed to protect 'he public against unreasonably high prices of goods or rates for services. The battleground is the upper nouse Governmental Efficiency Committee where last minute amendments were tossed at the bill last week by Vincent Ken nedy. lobbyist for the California Retailers Associatfon The amendments, offered on Km nedy's behalf by Senator Ricnard j. Dolwig 'R San Mateo County, would delete the provision for an office of consumer counsel and would turn over the function to v, hat would amount to a secre tary in the governor's office They also would strike out lan guage in the bill which spells out the functions and duties of the .tonvimer counsel and substitute. a vague statement mat he may appear before public agencies : m the interests of the consumer. Richards declared the amend Iments would reduce the bill to a mere gesture rather than an ef fective instrument for protecting I DM consuming public." I This was denied by Kennedv. who said his organization only sought to prevent creation of an other state agency. At Richards' request the com mittee postponed further consid eration of the bill and amendments for another week. The Legislature has passed and sent to Governor Brown a hill to continue the state's six-cent per gallon gasoline tax. Without this legislation the levy would have dropped one-half cent per gallon next January 1 and thereby would have crippled the highway construction program through the loss of annual reve nues totaling about 40 million dol lars. The Assembly Social Welfare Committee approved a bill to in crease the maximum basic state old age monthly benefit from the present $80 to JIOO. The author of the measure said the pension boost is necessary io relieve hardships imposed on Cali fornia's senior citizens by increas es in the cost of living. Legislation to establish a treat ment program for paroled narcot .cs victims was passed by the Senate. This is a measure en dorsed by the Brown administra tion. It was pointed out that if the program can cut down by in per cent the number of narcotics pa rolees who are returned to prison because of repeat violations it will more than pay its own costs. This is the first administration bill to be passed by the Sena's thus far in the session. However, none has yet been turned down by the upper house. THIRD DEGREE ETNA - Etna Lodge No 184. IOOF conferred the third degree upon John T .lenner Jr.. and Mil ton P. Wolford for Etna Lodge and Walter Garco and Bob Sher man for Vreka Lodge No. 19 re cently at Etna There were visitors present from Yrcka Lodge No 19 and Fort tones Lodge No. US. Preceding the meeting, a baked ham dinner was served m the banquet hall. March 23. in the district HISTORY MKT ALTURAS land colder tonight. Saturday most- 'or farming for weed control ja) f-ranclsfo. Mrs. Donald Te low of Redding ti,. vi. c........ Iv sunnv and slishtlv warmer, purposes, interested parties are Historical Society will meet at pot.H'8h 'S"55 Saturday. Low tonight invited to consult the maps in the Horace Selby of Hay luck luncheon in the social hall of wUn 15 ,n h,sn alle 5 d',r'rt , 'ce . me Federated Church nn SunHav Nonnern uregon acacnes afternoon. March 15 Luncheon will and a brother. fork. Bids will also be received on the Partly sunnv and warmer Satur- same date for approximately 3! GONZALES Recitation of the Holy Rosary Part of Each Plant is i of the museum and course committees. jr reports extension to northwesterly acres of berms in the public land for Guadaljne C.or-.2a'e wi beach winds 10-20 miles an hour areas These areas are along 'he place from the chapel of Ward s witn occasional gus-.s io 29. lem- . canal, ana ine .s-.2 lateral peralure range 30-53. Grants Pass and vicinity Con- problem. Klamath Fjneral and presently are a weed control 'March 13. 1959. 7 to OKAOUATE siderable cloudinex with sunny Permission to farm these areas ALTl R AS Donald E Snath Prl0os anc showers tocay r-amai w ill be in an ettort to eontro: son of Mr. and Mr, Orville W. cle, aM c01a" ran- weeds. Spath. has been approved by the sunnJ .Vrmrr M,ar- t mvernty ot Nevada recent as ""-' ". """' Home Fridav p m Requien mass Saturday. March 14. at 8 4 a m . Sacred Heart Church. r Vs.V Obituaries K1TT Vinlta Juantta Kitt. age 57. died here March 12. '.959. Native of BUSINESS MEETING ear craduation '28-33: high Saturday .-w. Kim ine 1-adies Aid of the He will receive a bachelor of sci- Baker and Vicinity Consider- Congregational Church heid their cues- in-Krre in cnemicai tec nnOlO-1 ',""' ""- vwn.:..- . . .. . ,, u-,,hinelnn res. Hen- B Donald received h;s elemen-ind brief sunny periods today, at the home of Mrs. Sadie Buch- f a ,.as, r'aent iarv and high school education inlClearmg tonight. Mostly sunnyiner. The meeting was conducted 01 " " f! ,or fa" "v' UmtZ He .. married and has ;sturdav. High both days 43. by Maud Short, president, and At- " rs. Survivors include the one son low tonight 27-32 llanta Adams, secretary Members widower. Arthur, of this city; son. I , (present were Jeanette Gay. Lottie Gary L Km, Seattle; brother. FOOD SM.E HEID NEW MRF.N TOWER Hall. Gladvs Dimmick. Est he - C H Dobson. Colville. Washing-! BLY-Rly Grange 771 raised l! HAPPY C XMP- Volunteer fire- Skillen. Bernice Smith. Augusta ton. and two grandchildren Fu- which they donated to the Blvimen working on the tower lor the,Ro,an- Sad, Ruchner. Hazel Nav - neral arrangements wiU be an Volunteer Fire Department, from 'new siren recentlv were Leon Hig-1 ter- Atlanta Adams and Maud nounced by Wards Mamath Fu- .1 food sale held rerenllv Mr. 'ev 1 Hi'! fiem Whit. InhniShOTt. neral Home Ba.il Hall says that donations of . Regan. ca,h from grangers and local pen Etier. Gilbert Woolmber. Bill Tommy Crocker. Harold she will tell the 'inal amount in LeRoy Slack and Herbert West ihe near future. Mrs Vince Rentle George Wallers, county deputy was chairman of the food sale. also assisted ;n the program Trie Potato Shipments Season. 1957-58 1958-59 Dallv Trurl. Ore. 28 12 Dallr Rail Ore. 4 J Dallv Truck CaM. ? J Dallv Rail Calif. 4 I Pally Total Ore. Calif. sa r? Mnnthlr fstsj I 284 Season's Tnlal TSM 8.148 Diversion Diversion ISper. I) 9tl 1828 C.IVEH I P SMOMM-. Potatoes CHICC,0 (APi - Potaloes r rivals 48 on track 221: total UJ hipments 814: old supply mod erate demand fair market slight lv weaker: carlo! track sale Ida ho Russet, 3 15 3 30; Idaho Bakers 3 5.VJ.80: Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley Pontiacs 2 00 2 J5 new supply light: demand slow market dull; no carlot track sales reported SN FRANCISCO 'I'PI-FSMNS' Potatoes Russets I' S IA 2 inch minimum Klamath 3 25. U S 1A dark color Deschuies 2 85-3 no long whites ll S. 1 3 ounce minimum Kern County J 85-8 75 lOS ANGELES 'ITI-ESMNS'-Polatoes Russeu 0 S I Oregon 1Mb hags LONDON UPI - Called into .'.,. , . court for playing hook, y 81 times ' this school year and setting fire In her home with cigarettes a Squirrels are found in rv cry part 13-year - old girl promised the of the world except Vistialia. ar judge. I cording to the Encyclopedia Br: "I have given up smoking now. 'ltanmca Annual St. Patrick's DANCE Tomorrow Night Merrill, Oregon Music By Pee Wee Stidham And His Butte Valley Rangers DANCE 10 till 2 Admission 1.00 Tax Incl. THE PHENOMENON OF SHOW BUSINESS HERE IN PERSON Alfcinion, N 1 limn L7I B0RGE m PERSON "COMEDY IN MUSIC" ving plant must assimilate phosphate from the toil to produce a profitable yield for you. When the nat ural phosphorous it depleted there's no practical natural source to replenish it... the re sult: poor growing. ..no profit. There's no need for you to assume yovr land is cropped out.. .you can apply Simplot Triple Superphosphate ferti lizer and supply a missing vital primary food for plants. Simplot Triple is high analy sis, containing 45 P;Os and free flowing in its new Pelleted form. It's easy and profitable to use . . . get it now from your nearby Simplot dealer. i I One Night Only, Sunday, Mar. 15th 8:30 P.M. K.U.H.S. Auditorium -nrw i mi ww. ii gani m i uiii 3 JO. $4 40 sad S5 SO aovanci tickits now ON SAll XT DerVy't Mui.c Ce. . O't-t ". -Moa o-5 Teww eed Cow". . U.u M.rket . The tm Sn . . Se-d.- M.i.1 Co . W.ll.rd - ' . . e-- - 4 Mtm . . . leleie,, U. tth S . . . Jseei ! O