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PAGE 4 A IIKRALf) AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday. April 14, infiO markets and finance iScream Foils Purse Theft Sroelcs I Livestock I WALL STRKF.T POrtTI.AM) IAPI - l SDA- NKW YORK i API The stock Cuttle salable 50; includes loafli market closed Reiwnilly hmhcrlmixed ted titers and hellers; seal- Huili Heidrich. 323 WashiriKlon today in fairly active trading, lereri sales .steady; eiht head Street, told city police two Some vide Rains and a number I wood with few choice (I7H II) .sleersLvouni; men tried to steal her of small losers v.ere posted. 1 4i7M: five head low o I Will lbs handbag as she walked toward Volume for the day was osti.'25.25: 12 head eood 7811 II, fed hcif- me couniy iinrary Wednesday eve- ers 2B(KI, lew head H"t) lbs 2.'(KI. few ulilily cows 16 tKi-18 SO; oilier classes untesicd. Calves salable 10; slaughter ninu. She said she and a friend ap proached an alley on Third Streel between Main Street and Klam- classes untested early; lew choice at h Avenue and were accosted hv around 575 !b slock steer calves the men. One grabbed her baR 2!HW. 'and both ran toward Main Sheet IIors salable imi; scattered s.dcs She screamed and Rave chase. aid. The culprit (hopped the mated at 2. Win. 000 shares com pared with 2.7.')0,ooo Wednesday. (iains and losses of tractions to about a point dotted the list of key issues. Wider moves were madp by an assortment of stocks which drew- sioculalive demand. Universal Match was up more than 5. Polaroid canceled a loss jsleady; l;. S. No. 1 and 2 butchers she of about 5 and showed a net Rain zun-22,i lbs IS mi; late Wednesday ihaR. ol around a xmit. (around 55 head IB 25; lew No. 2 In1 oilicors al-o learned ol two ap- I-ord erased a loss ol about a 5 IW-220 lbs today 17 50; 215 lbs ni attempted buiRlarics dur point and moved to the upside fob 1 16 50; few 420 -1711 lb sows 1:1.50. ' mK ,1C nll,h lo,R a report that sales rose to Slicep salable none; earbei- Mhi,. j ' , the (,, thud ,,f April. . cW sprinR ambs 2.1,11-! I .,,,,.,, I'niversal On t rixluets, deneiai iw; citoice stiorn old crop tamns , . . i . ... . , . , , ., someone broke a pane on a doorl . Motors, tictiilenem. i.oom K n aim niny "muni jamos iv.u- I'nilid Aircrall were sliRht Rain-! IS till: cull choice ewes mostly rrs. liaslman Kodak was up more1.'!.-"" 50 than a point. DuPonl sltp)ed' al,ni,t 2. ! STOCKTON it PI- l-S.MNSi - m;v yohk stocks By Till-: ASSOITATKI) PKDSS Admiral Corporation A. .1. Industries Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American Can American Cyanamidc American M & Kdy American Motors American SrnelttnR American Tel & Tel American Tobacco American Viscoss Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Atchison liailroad Hendix Avialion Helblehem Sleel lioeitiR Airplane Co. Porden ('0. Brunswick ll.ilke Calilonua Packing Canadian Pacific Celanesc Corporal ion Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Kdison Continental Can Crown Zellerbacli furl is WriRhl DotiRlas Aircraft I5ow Chemical du Pont de Nemours Kaslman Kodak Emerson Hadio Firestone Tire Kii'sl America Corp. Ford Motor fieneral tyiiamics (leneral Klm-tric Cieneral l-'nwls (teneral Motors CJeoiRia Pac Cp fiooilyear Toe ffreai A. X- P. Great Northern Great West. Sugar Gulf Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central International Bus Mch International Nickel International Paper lntcrnnlinn.il T & T .lohns Matmlle Kaiser Aluminum Kennecolt Copper l.ibby. McNeill & labby Lockheed Aircralt Minnesota MiuiliR Monsanlo Chemical AIonlRomety W'anl National Cash Keg. New- Vnk Central' Northern Pacttie Pacilie Anierican l-'isli Pacttie Gas fc Klectnc Pacilie Tel lc Tel Pan American Airways Penn Dixie Cement Penney (.I.C Co. Pennsylvania U.li. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Corp. Phillips Pel. Polaroid PtiRet Sound P & L Iiadio Cotp of Amer Knyonier lncorp. Hepubbc Steel fieynolds Metals lilt'lllicli! Oil Saleway Stores Inc. St. licgls Schenlcy I'lst tilers Scott Paper Co. Scars Itocbuck & Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Soenny Mobil Oil Southern Pacific Sperry Ham! Standard Oil C.1I1I Standard oil N .1 Studcbakci' Packald Sunray Sunshine MininR Sw ill & Company Texaco T'hompson. I W'. Tidewater Oil Timken R Bearing Transamern a Cotp Twentieth Century l'ox Cnton Oil Company I'nion Pacilie 1 'luted Air Lines I 'nited Ajrcralt I'ntled CorHiralion Cniled Slates Plywood l ulled Stales Smelling I'nited Stales Sleel Valgreen Stores Vainer Pictures Western AuliOSupply Western Cinon Tel. U.viinglmuse Air Krakc W'eslinglinuse Klectnc U'leclmg Sleel Voolworth Company 20 50 55 17 10 41 i 50 -. fcl ' 2H '' 44 W bc.-.l !,:l'jMay 2 or. tot' i.llv 1 1141 " Sep I mi1 l)ee 101' - M..r 1.05 ' Corn May 1 10' "Lily I 21 ' CSep I IK lice I Ill-Mar I Oals 27'iMay .71' 26 i.lly .72 5:1 -'iiSep 15 Dec M I lye 45 ' 2 May 45 V.lly 22 I Sep 52 '-j Dec !l(l' I Sovl, 2IH '2 May 114 ri!.lly 15 'jiScp 53 (Nov 26 V.lan Si-'ler Superior ol Sacred Heart someone orokc a iane on a door leading to the school kitchen hnked Ihe door and entered, but stole nothniR. 1 And Hoy Jackson. 2514 South, Sixth Street, told officers somc-i one forced the sliding holt oil a door leading lo his olttce llierej and enlei'ed. Again. nothniR was found missing. Gary Dunn. 500 North Ninth, notified police of the al- tempted 1 tic-1 1 ol Ins liohcaps as jlus car was parked Tuesday eve 'lung on Pine and North Khweolh islrect. Dunn saifl soiiieilung iinobably scared lite thief. He l.,,,.l .,,,- Iml ,,, ,,11 11,1. uhl'l.l 11,,, I, I , ,11- I'lnip Prni. Clt . .. . ' " " Itol si 1 a he si-cm 5!J!'!.I S8a-Ji'""" - MS 1 1 Charge Dropped Mother Kneels In Court; Weeps For Dead Baby t5 mm. 4v wf a k Ml 21 -mmml, f4 ft'. Ljeslock Cattle salable 7110 No sales. Calves salable loo. No sales. Hogs salable 10(1. No. 1 2. I'm 240 lb butchers 17 75. No. 1:1 5110 Olio lb sows !I-I4. (iood and choice 50.120 lb feeder pigs 17-10. feeders : SI reel md butchers 140-I7H lbs 16. Sheep salable none. SALES AND SERVICE personnel for the new Joe Fisher Dodge - Chrysler - Imperial dealership, formerly Cunningham and Ricky Motors, are, from left, Jim Ehreth, Bill Steiner and Fred Cavette, salesmen; Hank Hamilton, Fred Cantrell, Jim Guerin and Hobert Rawlins, mechanics, and Charles A. Ramp, general manager. Behind them is a truckload of new autos being readied for display during the grand opening Friday. affiliated with Joe Fisher dealerships in Portland and elsewhere in the An assault charge against Har- ,old Walker. 25, 4!iia Abron Streel, I Bv TOM STIMMHI. He also said evidence would was dropped 111 district court Wed-j M.s v.e Brecling Hursik show Gairson slopped beat ins the nc-sday on Rround of insufficient nw w courttoom floor baby when it bepan to bleed from evidence. (njs m,.nlni and wept hitler the mouth, slopped Ihe hleedini; Walker was accused of fu-iuR a ,rar-s ov,.,- ,,0 death of her II-with a towel, and then heal it 2o caliber pistol into a parked mn:h old son. again. Mrs. Rursik testified lo car ann wn inninR itavmnnn H.d- Thp 2,,V(.;,ri molh,. ,s ,h, thai effect today. uiv, -u, ..icoiuiii, to (in: loicarm. .He was charRed willi assault with la dangerous weapon, a felony. At Walker's preliminary hear ing before District Judge I). K. 1 Van Vactor, Attorney Freeman ! Murrav moved tor dismissal ol: the charge on Rround the stale1 " l;W''ri Iiona.ua in search of a doctor, could not imsilivclv identify Walk- rs: B,,rs,k h'lri "'sll,lwl- ln """'"S lW ' " to or will, Ihe shooiing incident ol Thv,i' 7"'' , !Malin- " M,,s "u'n llwt she I""' prj 4 (Gairson had been playing w ith cd Gatrson s relerence to the elee. The judge agreed, and w,,kp, 'he baby when she suddenly heard tni. chai,-. but she could recall wis released. hlm scar. Jwi little . nothing else said lo her. Reddne Slate witnesses presented hv1''1,,1"" -v"" " . . , , , :,sk" ho permission Depulv Dislrtc. Allornev KinesC W.hon, M, ",",fd ,0 bc place a leadtng question, hat Gordon were Cha.incv Sell a,l s;""- M,c sm u:msn" M the judRe sustained Ihe nhjeclion (.apt. Kenneth Douglass of Kings lev l-l, -III II irlfll,. u,..,,l,.ll man of Chiloouin.' and Cilv Police lom".ns"'.'U', hi"1 .sw-' K-",e had satd in his oWn,C Lt. Archie Huff. state's star witness in Ihe firs!. Asked whether she had attempt. degree murder trial of W illiam ed lo stop the heating, she an -Olen Gairson. a ranehhand with swerrd in a near-shout, "Yes, I whom she lived. She was a-ked did. He told me not lo inter. bv District Allornev Arthur Bed-; fere, or he'd kill me. too." Ihe tirm is state. GRAINS CHICAGO 'AP:- Witnesses Plan Meef 55 ; 52 1 III 1 21 : (.2 :l 45 '' 25 45 : 57 1 50 2 05' 1 2 D.iVmi 2 05-, I 1111; 1 H5', i-' 1 85 '. I. H5 '1 I Hi; 1 116 101 I'll', I'M ' ' I 04 . 101- I I.". I I to1, I 2 1 ' t 1 21': t 17 1 III') I 17' I lll 1 14', .71' I'l l.22-'-i I 22 I 2.1'. .74'. .71--. .71 'l-.74'. I 22 74' i I 01 , 10 I I0'i I 21---, 17 t 111' ' I III' 1.14", 74' I 1 Leonard Horan. 6511 Pine Streel. j James II. Morse, manager of .-.-.a:, no! so luckv. He lost all Ihe "Seek Peace and Pursue ll (four of his flipper-lvpc caps lo Circuit Convention of Jehovah's tlhicvcs while bis car was parkedjW ilnesses, began superv ising Ihe 'Wednesday night at Pine andjlransformalion of Ihe Klamath Sixth streets, lie said the caps Auditorium into a giant - sized were worth s to, 'Kingdom Hall" today, in prep- And Wayne Martin, I'l45 SoutlCaration lor the weekend Bible 1 011 Sixlh Slicel. (oinplaincd a thief Icrence v.lmh begins Friday ai look a to bv 10 loot cloth 6 45 p m. i cover lioin his boal where it was "Volunteer (bailsmen have Scores Cincinnati mm ikki mm 0 7 0 Pittsburgh 11:12 ms! mix 15 II II McLish, Lawrence 5. Purkey 5. Sam he. 6. W tend 8 and Bailey; Law and L-McLish Burgess. '0-1 '. W'-Law 1 10 Vag Charges Dismissed V;iir;HU'y ch;n'jics ncoinsl -Lis-r Iiiio Stiunk, Hit, lifin.'iiiii. uric dismissed in dt.-trict touil Ufdnnvrl.-.i .-.ltr.1- vltrnnL- u :.s: jurkrd WiliK-sd.ty niKit l!MVu, b'd up ph.ns (or Hie proper , ,,.,.,. on nnn,.inrs ,,f iiil.'dliiliun of equipment. "j,..infill(.t Mirpiise Ho W1S ;icnihef hv Kon;ni;i; Worden Lad Asks Time A 17-year-old Worden youth 'asked for additional lime in dis 'Irict court Wednesday before an- swerinp ;i t-harfe of assault Miidiru'e- battery upon a gasoline slat ion ruS?n"fi 'atleilflanl. Normfl Louisf Fullerton, fio oeerdlor 1 .. , , , license. S10 forfeited ' Ihe request was made hv Wi- ,. , , . 1 1 John Thorn. Hrrii, lAd duplet I uaifi .i.oiies, who was lemanoeo iten.e. is loMenpn. to district couit alter hearing be-! lore Jusentle Judge Charles H Foster. Beddoe asked Mrs. Rursik to!. demonstrate what she had seen.' She kneeled on the courtroom statement yesterday that Gairson floor, in front of the stale coiinselihad Riven 'Mrs. Hursik a difler lahle, and cupped her hands in;rnt version of Ihe baby's death front of her knees. :t0 tc p,)ji.-e Hint he was play- "He was down like this, and he nc uj. u10 w,v. ssine it inin .was heating the baby's hciirfthe air Irom the back porch, against the Moor," she wailedJhci, he droiped it and it fell on sioo Her voice trailed off into tears, its head. and Beddoe asked Judge James These conlhcling stories were M. Main lor a recess so the emphasized in opening slalemenls small, bewildered witness could yesterday afternoon. At that time, collect her emotions. Ix-sseg told the jury in reference Mrs. Rursik. second witness in to Beddoe's opening remarks, Ihe stale's case afiainsl Gairson.: -These mallets Mr. Reddoe has said Gairson had threatened twice (aid vnu are not mailers of fact. license suspended lor drfs.Jast December to kill Ihe child. They are mailers he thinks Ihe Gary Lee Bursik. sue also tcsli- state will be able lo prove." lied that Gairson expressed leaf Lesscg told the iurv "the evi- jrr.e, Aiien, v.oution basic f gelling the electric chair lor dence is going to show- exactly tins. what hapiicned. We will show it Beddoe had lold a seven-worn-.from the witness stand." Farlier an, five-man jury yesterday af-he said. "We are not going to Kdoie jmes Bionv. fait display license. Jernoon that testimony wnuin snow tp you all we know now. 1 lt.it Gairson had beaten the baby u u. rclerred In Ihe earlier Court Records KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COURT fsfrhn K ieth An low, vagrancy, Sherman W. Harmon Jr.r (Jruik dnv tnn. tlfXI and 30 tiA Chflr) L Harkles? drunk, $2S or tve das. ic rul,. opf rator KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT Ptr.ck Shfridtn, volition hji V SO (irtf and costs suspentifd. Lawrence Ernest Jones, violation basic IIU. Soiilli Sixl h Slreel. finder. I 2' I : 1 22 1 t 2-1 le.dis 2M'i 2.I.P:. 2.I.T 2. UP 1 2 l.'i 2 l.Y 2.11 2 10'.. 2.10 2 0!P:- 2 m 2 OT 2. IIP 2 12 2 12 ! 22' 1 1 2 Pi 1 2:p 1-2:1 1 1 2.Vs-'i 1 Morse s.ikI. It may mm nt lo le.n n llii.l all planning Srh)))), PljlK.ip;iI chitiU., Slcbcr and actual in.stallalion uork isof oit).nn(, ;1)0, M.huo unmn(.s (imc ny .lennvans niiesses uno.1ld ,.kl1K sUulcn,s HounKmn, reeetve no pay lot ini.s, Morse. Chairman Karl W iImmi of the in iniormaiion. refreshment. i l 2 i:;;i Kl;Miialh (VMintv Apieultiiral Sta-(t';,10,m;'- :,lf, Mi 2 I.V'i hih.ition and Corin-fimn Com- ,(M,ms Ihm sct rven 2 ll'i nntlee Inrlav unv( unnl urouers ; ,ft koop the auditorium Said Hear i;so torieited. ' ' hrutnllv fatally because it had sturv that Ihe habv was dropneH James and Lau rence Jones. 22,lru'e- oroev. "'" ... ,1 Cordelia Jane Straus violation basic! were accused 01 auachinK aneiui-'ruie. iiso Joan Louise Reagan, violation basic ruip, 1 50. ant W. A. Gosselt al a Worden coiii. -a cl-.ltnn Sliinrh.u nittht f(. liters .vnu mi' you(ii unicieu kms.j jner ary E'ain Jones, violation basic rule, Strunk, vagrancy, motion district attorney. Wesloy Allan ' Ry (ledge, violation basn dismissed motion lor dismis.s;il u.is m;idei .".'.' .' r. ....... 'Twenty dttlerenl departments. by , (ils.j(.t attornev's ollit-c lh,'m- bllt on0 al,l"'";"'hi..io.ic,.Mc me , o.,r 71, J, ineludini; administration, room-i... ,1,,, j,,,,,.,. r j,,..,,.',. i"'11' a k"l'c- ossell struck e.nhiApni is at 30 am , 1500 tun ui; com- with an oil ran and beat each Lrfe ,a Wln,sm u-,. 'votllll Willi his lists. A..jlt jinrl ballprv, Willmm Jam, re Trees Planted . By Girls' Group OBITUARY RATKS tessie Ann 72 3 12 (0 ' HM ' tii 51 ,?a 'i 4.'. ' 2li '. HI) 1 1 1 IH ,' X) -ri, 4II.-I i 101) 11-1 '1 m m ' 17 7r, ' j 1 34 2:1 t 1112 h 12 ' l,'l ' li:l 2:t '4 ty bonrl ol 1 00 Donald Enimelt Olivai. improper mul Oer. SS Harold Anklin, (ail stop al ni.rai.ri to niwemle rnurl I ...m.. TliL' VOOlllS iled. and stoPOed bVines requested add.Oonal lim,. .,1 , , . .i l.n.lin,, ll.rti,-' ' 1 released upon posiing sure- titl 2 iri'i wlm Mild wool or l.imhs ilin tin; spiek and span during the Christ- -o'ssie .nn n.ites, ,, native ot jaws were broken. They were not 2 12 i ll,,. i'i.,:i mai-keline vear wlnehl'aii Rallteriim." he eontinned. 'Klamath Kails resident ol , ordered In enter, w'iiiiam 'ended .March ill lo Itie their ap-i Mr 's ordained as a minis- Sprayoe niver. died here April . A 21 , ,0 m an( was ""EVe'i".. ,,. o-r ,t D rT ATHCC ,,i ,ti, i,- i,.-,.ni,.m ,lni- tlio ler 211 vears auo m Medlotd. (Ire-''-'. nuiMvni-s incnioe net- . j jn i:ril ni S1IH1 uobct eiooo Roai. violation bas.c u jy eon lie nas since aiienncu loin i",,t,,,J' "i"' - """"hail tnleriK ial conventions and"- "aies aim mice sisiers. nner- some III disli-icl and circuit Ralh- 'V Lynn. .Icnnmarie and Nola. al! ertns.s. Mrs. Morse works closely, "f Spr.-iKite Jiiver: Riandparenls. with her hushand in Ihe mission- Ms- Mamie .(.hereseky ol Ander- try work in the Ashland area. alilorma. and Mr. and Mis. He has been cmploved as a '' l;inK Glimmers ol ( niinqiiin .Hi- wool prournm as iiossihle. 11 ineral am. Hards Klamalh l-u-Home. all. (-lllCACO IAP - iWSD.V ;iiaiionat I'olaloes .-iri-ivals 110: on I rack r,ll: 'ill Aliril total IIS. .shiomenl.s lltll: siinnlv! t-al'I.V lilillR is lii(,'lll.V desirable nl,.,i ,P. a,.,.,-,,,,! lii.l.i . m,,,,L,,'i iWllson said, because Ihe llllor- unsellled; ciirlol track sales: Ida . '"anon on applications is neeoeii bo llussel.s li :i;, (i.!Hi: Idaho 4aker.s !"'' 1ISL' "' eomputini; llie average . ...I I... , Tl... , IS-tt: Mnniesola r.m-,1, llakoNr - . bookkeeper since M8 and is cur- l snvt,es Saturday. April 1. nen vc vanev i o nuacs .i n.)- , , . . ,i ....... j ... i i i i. .mill v fmiilnvon a n icn m:in. "l lull luni' Miimv it'll- riem.-ini ''ll,s v"t" " ",,UI "1 "iimhhhi j ... ....... moderate; marke". fum; .,,rlrlnil.s can he determtned. Snu-clr at a ,u holesalc 'lumber com- b .-.i, vnru:t iinnnrl n.,U Aii il :MI lalts on Saluidav lhis-wy in Medlord, Oreqon. He re- year. Ihe linal date lor lilmy iip-.'l'li"""''u as eon plications is Mav 2. I!M,(. Ivention manager in April. Ii).ii. ' .... . "TK 1,,I,I.mI.i f .......... SAN KnANCISCO ilTI-KSMNSM Uw appliralmns ikmiik Mien ail " "MN.m.i ... ... ...m... I'r.t'ilnes- ,n'h ,mit' '"( m Ml"" saies i""""" .w,,,v.. ...,.,, n . t.i .u i.c i ii m of uon ;nid iinsborii lanihs (hiiint' -'I'1 11 ai .i tin., uie inuits nutria iiiiiitiit ii v o. i inn . ,,. . t 7 mi e ner on ne ween a nru i. m.w .-..h'"! i t......i. i unit l.'..., ....i-i ;i c it ml? ii sr mini i r iiu 'lo lH.'e,'isle're',l comoleled durine head,arler.s. will deliver1"1 '''-"K'' '"! ( 'n"'1''' "l''.'i'l iihai ...d iiili- must have llie I fee public Hible address oassed lo Ihe hover. Ihe wooli'1'"'"'-'""; l''ace in a must have been delivered, a n d Ul" s,,,ls' com lu.lcd. jibe last ol llie lacbos needed to iilctermine Ihe net sides proceeds Py.Arpn Ymi-fh Sinn .lones. In plea at the same i lime, was released alter post in)! 'hail. rul1, Eslfiel Wesley Tyler, no PUC pfftnil 3 Committed To State Homes LAK B COUNTY JUSTICE COURT Pnherl Tprry Rlair. lailun al tnp i(jii Ca' dnnsiffii brakp. Caf continued to April IS. plailtjni; Mor !in play and said. "Klhel conlin- itied lo tell I his same story, and she told it to a number of peo ple. Afler repealed interropalions, L'.hc told the story Mr. Beddoe you lodav." MKnnil.I. Merrill Camp l-'irc The courtroom was jammed or and Blue Bird fills planted 150ilhe moininR session of Ihe trial, DourI.-is l-'tr trees at the Vel-rtiow' in its lourlb day bill develop erans of I-nreiRii Wars ball, inc interest for the lirst lime be around homes ol members, and cause ol a lone delay in obtain at Ihe Wall Kothcrtneham iancb inR a jury. All liO speelalnr seats here Saturday. were filled Ibis morninR. and half They also planted a mountain a dozen spectators were stand ash at Merrill Klcmcntary school. inR. Trees at the KotberinRham ranch) lessee, in his npeninR slate .v'H form a windbreak when Ihey menl, reviewed in detail the ear Rel lai'RC. lier life of Klhel BreedinR Rursik. The pl.inlinc was a special Ar-iand remarked that al the time ol bar Day portion of the girls' Gary I.ee Bursik's death lasl De national "She Cares Do Vou?"lccmher 17, Mrs. Rursik had three-year conservation project. .25 caliber aulomalie in Ibeir ten Tbe Itev. I.lnyd Henderson offiianl bouse on Ihe UI Ranch ctaied. .Members picnicked alter I near Bonanza. He said the pun belnnped to her. I.OS ANGl-XKS a PI-l-'SMNSi-rolatoes: liussels Klamath I' S 2 -I (III MVINON GIil-:i-:Vll-;V l-'uneral serv ices for Mrs. Leonora C. Nivisoit. ti". a n;ilie ol Oro Fino. were . 'held April 8 al Ihe Chapel in Ihe Trees, Siskiyou Memorial Park. Three juveniles were commit ted lo slate homes Wednesday afler hearinRs before Juvenile .ludRp Charles H. Foster. A 15-vear-old pirl was commit ted to Villa St. Hose alter beinR lound beyond parental control. jMcdford, with Ihe Rev. Thomas illnisl be ax.ulable. VUIHMUII j Wilson uiRcs riow ers lo be par- 12 'ul Two cars were (kmiiiRed con-,iU ul.irly careful in reportniR pur--ijisiderahly ill a collision at lioc-UUM.s ol unshorn lambs on their 2tn himalton and Mitchell .slreelsjappbcalions. Iiiiiccuracy on Ihisj in neunesuay aiiernoon. iximt Is Ihe most Irouhlesume :tn i-j 12r. '4 II -tit :t:i ; 4-t s 217 :t2 They were driven by .lames 1-M win Sla.slnv Jr., Malm. Brickner. -Mill Clinton Bolb aie students. (Itltcers said Slastnv yield riRht of way lo Brickner, Slaslny was westbound on Milch ell and Brickner was northbound National 7r.',!on Reclamation. Neither was in 20 ' jmed. id "Ji; Innocent w Plea Entered ,'. ,,) Rosella Miie Cram. 2t, lily. ( , ipleaded nol Riully in district court -lo -'" Wednesday to combined chai Res ,,(; (ol rimiir beer to nunors. j, i She was accused of lurnisbitiR ... , beer to two Inns, one I I', ,17. Apul 2. Ill IIMU'III III ilUlllllllMl l IIIU H1U IMItll I. . I...: . . nut Iti iu-n II i"i" ii lit lilt. ..... , . V ' III ULII .1111. I t- i I , Avenue. j i ndcr the wool pro-am. pay !menl ai e made to p'ouers as tiled lo -,., mi'i-ntixr Id im-re:isc uool nro- duction- The payment rale is Ihe percentage necessary to hrim; the average price receieil to Ihe incentive !v liniuers up level of ti'J cents a iHiund. I nder the percenta.ee system, the grow er uho receives the hif;hct (nice lor his wool also receives the lareosl pa.uncnl. I Taken By Death BONANZA - Tommy Lindsay. M. Inrmer resident ol Lanyell jValley. died ;it Walnul Creek, Cahtorniii, where I he family has April lit. He had heen ill lor many months. The family lormerly hied on the present Katie Vanev ranch, and will return here lo he 'in a ranch nought Irom Charles Walk er in l.aiieell Valley. Tommv was the son ol Mr. ami Two !tt-year-old boys were coin- milled lo MacLaren School for mil- Her husband, (aiv Karl Nivi- h,,vs ,m rcicaira uiunKennessi sun riiiMl in 1047 Mix Nivalin is "'"- i lounien , : ; , . . .survived ny a sister. .Mrs. iter-: in two oiucr cases oeiun' hh- It rude Perkins. Medford: two.iudee. children were ruled de nephews. Outlaid Whipple. Med-jpcndent wards nf the court. Par-, lord, and Merlon Whipple. Port-iental riplits for one of the chil lland then was terminated. ShaMa Vic members held a mil onc'i'iid.iv. April !. Iiommunitv Hall The cases were consolidated was oHined in icuular form at R ;into one and aie lo be tried he-j pin. by Hay Blackmail, worthy itore a jury May 17. Mivs Cram'master. The flat; was presented iwas released alter posting 5.tHiby 'irinia Kuter. coit.n 1 bail. Mrs. Marion Lindsay who surwve Also survivinu are two Mleis. Sandra Lindsay. Ann Arbor. Mich igan and Oorene Lindsay at Co vina. Calilonua. Kuueral services will be held at Concord. Calilonua. Kriday. April l.V (iraveside services in !LoM River Cemetery, Bonanza, at Grani;e No. KiO-a l-'tti'i date will be arranged by reeular meelini; O Han's Memorial Chapel. . in I he Shaslai The meeiind Oreann Wenfhrr GRANGE NEWS Bv TIIK ASSOClATKIl PHKSS 2 hours to 5 a .in. TIiuimI.iv Max. Mm. Prc. Assessment Ratio Posted L'll 40 34 ' 7 -III I Astoria Bilker Bend Brookincs Kuijene I.akevtew Medford A communication was received Irom Scolls Mills (iransc of Mol- la. Unroll, with ii request lor ribbon cchani;e. '1'hcse rib- liins receteil Irom m iiniios ltbroui;boul llie slate will be dis- Couniv Assessor Han C;ildvelli,a, i,.- -..tit itlts ct-.m,... 'j Hisied today Ihe county's asscss-jhcn the' new hall is comtieted.!No" J ,Vn'' nient ratio lor Ihe ItMiiil tax :. report was nuule b the home 1Vl""t'1'"1 'i year Ivcminni; July I. iccoitomics chiiirman.' Mvncelab fi'i'lann i It is :'ii ier cent. Ihe same asjc,u., ,, . church dinner served." ',l",f -ilast year ,v t. Krm,p. They turned tlic j 15ovphl"'S Ibis means that real iroiei'ly!lrn(iis over to the aninae. Salem ' "ill be entered on assessment j line to leiv-thv discussions nf 11,1 r'aurs rolls al -2ti per cent ol lis mat ket business the lecturer presented '-' value lluis. ,i home valued al ia shni-t mo-ram 1-Aenone mined ;i4 SHMflii on Ihe market would bei,i, r armip sin-in- ai old favor till 1jvalucd al SU.oihi lor la puiHises.ucs and Ih.-n participated in tell- ('2 Til is! lit 1.0 II a 41 so :;a 4H 41 llie tiiito nest pK's lo llie I oim-,eu cici :, nccs or memories ol 4:i ly Board of Kciualtalion tor ap '.pnl l ool s mkes and stories. 33 prov.il. The houid is eH-clcd tn pn,-,- tin- most iinbcltev 44 P review the ratio Moud.iv The ia i iblc went lo M.ittie C.iccn The 2!l tin then pH-s to the Slate Tax meet in.' wa ailtouriwd and re M 'i Comnu.ssion tor review regiments setved by Christine SO S Few- i-oinplicatious ate expect- iml Mike M-inay and Marylou 5 ij ed. because the ratio is unchanged l.ir.ds,iv. The 'eclurer's pri:c from last year. was won by Call Younren. Weslern Ote.on r.ully cloudy toni.cbt with diminishm); shower activity. Krtdiiy mostly sunny with a few- showers in Ihe mountains. Cooler, llich KrtHay 45-.V C.ile waiiunus up on coaNt for weter! lo soulhvxesterly winds la-til miles an hour, with stronger Rusts. Kastetii Oregon Kair throucli Friday U tonight 2-38; Inch Kriday 47-57. IVcrc.ismg tnds to-niaht. I For Easter Picture Taking! F SPECIAL 126-620- 120 3rolls99c While it Lasts!! 5 Afler Easier Film DEVELOPING 8-picture i Jumbo Prints Jt I We Give Gold Bond Stamps id 7th and Main Phone TU 4-3563 OBSERVE HOLY WEEK WITH OUR Croft Easter Lilies The Beoutifol Flower . . . Sym bolic of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. FOR GIFTS., for decorotinq the church ... or dressinq up your table, for the traditional Easter din ner, nothinq is more qracious, more symbolic of this holy seoson , , . than LILIES ' f 1 ii7$ASU. r A A m Pjl ontH niowid fur t hjPli Ml M LIHt purchitrj I 'i''C'im k- e,sH LILIES, CUT FLOWERS And Individ ually designed CORSAGES ot Pricei To Pleas Everyone . . . and READY TO GO! VISITORS WELCOME We qrow the famous CROFT EASTER LILY in our greenhouses . . . The Lily noted for its beauty and long bieCnrre tn onrl hrnwp nT-oijrH KIDS! Be Sure To See The EASTER BUNNY FRIDAY IVE. 4 ALL DAY SATURDAY Optn Evening! April 1316 Till 9 P.M. taster Sunday Until 11 A.M. NYBACK'S Flower Fair 3614 So. 6th TU 4-8188 WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE!! Innf jey t tr.su you tevt with flevtm tr'talurfd lymbol of alter. "Satit faction Guaranteed"