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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HER U1 AN'D NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Tupsdav, April Ifl. 1 flf0 MARKETS and FINANCE fom ne PrOSHCCtS Brighten Considerably Stocks I Livestock - WALL STREET KLAMATH KAI.LS LIVESTOCK NEW YORK (AP) - The slock AUCTION MARKET l,t .1,l in mmWalp' Al)ril 18' 1856 . ,,j Receipt: Cattle 1009. Hogs 60. Priprds lor loiislructioii of iwijin fund drive from August 27 irwuuib luuaj. shefp 5 g scttel. C jn hp hippiulonho Oitolior 2'i Volume for Ilic day was esti-j Compared last Monday Blockers, area of Klamalh Kalis hi ihu-iierl The change would be for pro mated at 3.000.000 shares com- and feeders steady; stock cuus considerably at the regular Mon-'motional purn-rs only pared with 3.200.000 Monday. and pans 5.0010.0U loer; Hogs day night session of ll,e cityl A recommended tiallic chan-' Losses of key stocks rain Irom. 23- 50 higher. council in city hall. 'nel.zation pattern lor the coiner fractions to a point or more. A Fed Steers: Choice. 2.V80-2C.20; j -j-jlc sliippinglon reeion lies in of Sixth and Mam .streets was few small gains were held. .Good. 24.40-23.40; Kid, Good IIol- K mca ti uiii"t"iiiiU Street noilh l'iesentcd lo the council by the American Telephone, which,5' j12'.10'25'80' . to (tie city limits, and praK.alfraflic Safely Council, earlier made a new high, erased M" llolf,,'s: (hour. 2t.no-23.jD; . (ol. a ,rullk inc Kils ,.' The pattern, as approved hy a fractional advance and look a u"' 24.00-.4.80; Std. 2MM3.M.(nMeij bv Assistant City Engineer the Slate Highway Department, small net loss. Chrysler was up (ows: Slrt- 18.00-19.75; Cmcl., cliff Sanders. 'Would provide a left turn lane more than a point for a while on;10 :.,U''l"y t-'ut-: s.)mrrs l0(, lhc (ml(.,1 .('only and a through Irallic lane news it was planning to introduce! Rl . t ,, . , , !lhc best route lor such a trunk onl-v al expen.-e of parking a new compact car next fall. Then Ull"y aml Cmc' ,nc ( )t roni Neva,a imt) ' the vicinity of lhc intersection, the c'.ock canceled the gain and Cahloima along California tol " adopted, lhc plan would elim-i showed a slight loss. I fn m J "1-iV - . '' C' 23 '"' and along I-.out to Bi;,.11"""- I);"kini! for about two I-ord dropped about 2 points' ! L'X hT"; I n' " M "" "'C sUk General Moiors and American t'L hcd- J rXiniidcs for e,. of such a""''"f '!"" " jiiiii us oi a mock on llie side oil 'First Federal Savings and Loan.' and a third ol a block on lhc ' side of Gene's Mensiorc. The council agreed that it seas! nei- heuH rtim;ilcs tor cost ol such a Motors were down about a point siockers anil I-Twlnn- t'"nk line were listed as about each. Good. .WO-floo lbs.. 23 23-2i TS-'i55-000- llc !,1uIc(I lhi" 'a11'1'"1 Common-Medium, 22..'t5-24.25: 16 ('"ultl bc construcled Irom this NEW YORK stocks jhead Good-Choice !H0 lbs., 24. ID. "unK 11110 "IHl wuula Ulhc cfll'c! By I HE AhntM.IA I r.l I lir.nh lieiiers. Good Choice. 525 700 " V,L '""' a good nlan lor traffic minmses in r 24 l0-2li 00 rnmninn . Mntiim "C Csllllialcn IDC colllplnte con- , , , , ji i, ii.num .m, common .Medium. ' hut a verv poor p an inasmuch r. 19 . 10-2.1 .V) s i ne ion, trunk and a era s a . . ' 1 . 1 . .. . 1 si,,, i irt..:.. -., t4fl MMI. : l"" 4:1 T I ' rjiiuii-vMuii e. .11.1- 32 i500 lbs.. 27.30-30 20; Medium 24.25-! If carried through, cost ol the 041,27.00 I trunk line would bc lleiler Calves. Good-Choice. :il0- lhc cily ol Klamath Falls and 490 lb: vv . I ill Juror Collapse Gives Murder Trial IRf5! New Turn; First Degree Tossed Out first degree charges from jury and Warren Lessee of Medlord. consideration for that reason. He Gairson's attorney, that Inst de chose to do so. he said, because gree charges be withdrawn from a new trial would be required consideration otherwise. ' Imagine what it Alternates Hisnmsed would cost the taxpayers if we; Ironically, a 1.1th juror. Vir had to try it again." he explained. I ginia Hall, had sal through the The jury retired lo the VYillard entire trial that began more than against Hilham Olcn Gausoiij Hotel at 4 a.m., was awakened a week ago. nut was uisinaimu were removed from eonsider-lat 10 a.m., and reported back lo when the jury of seven women ation. A weary, exhausted groupjthe courtroom at II. Judge Mainland five men began deliberations of II persons liled into the jury 'then formally announced the slip-yesterday afternoon. box at 11:30 this morning to illation agreed upon hv Beddoe "When the jury goes in io ue- A juror in the Gairson murder trial collapsed from an attack iearly this morning. The juror. vinceni uwier oi Mamain raus. was unconscious and near death for several tense minutes. As a result of Lawler's attack, first degree murder charges ;.. f BILL NORVAL Slogan Test Deadline Set Admiral Corporation A. J. Industries Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American Can American Cyanmide American M & Fdy American Motors American Smelting American Tel U Tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda Copicr Armco Steel Atchison Railroad Bendix Aviation Belhleliem Slcel Boeing Airplane Co. Borden Co. Borg Warner Brunswick Balke Burroughs Corp. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanesc Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Continental Can Crown Zellerhach C'urliss Wright Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical du Pont de Nemours Eastman Kodak El Paso NG Emerson Radio Firestone Tiro First America Corp. Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Moiors Georgia Pac Cp Goodyear Tiro Great A. & P. Great West. Sugar Great Northern Great West. Sugar Gull Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central International Bus Mch International Nickel International Paper International T & T Johns Manvillc Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby. McNeill k Libby Lockheed Aircraft Minnesota Mining Monsanto Chemical Montgomery Ward National Cash Reg. New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific Gas & Electric Pacific Tel & Tel Pan American Airways Penn Dixie Cement Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R.R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Corp. Phillips Pet. Polaroid Puget Sound P & L Radio Corp of Amer Rayonier Iucorp. Raytheon Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway SI ores Inc. St. Regis Schenley Distillers Scott Paper Co. Seal s Roebuck & Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N.J. Studehaker Packard Sun ray Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Texaco Tidewater Oi! Tiinken K Bearing Transamerica Corp Twentieth Century Fo. I'nion Oil Company I'nion Pacific l imed Air Lines I'niled Aircraft I'niled Corporation I'niled States Plywood l ulled Stales Smelting I'niled States Steel Walgreen Stores Warner Pictures Western Auto Supply Western Union Tel. Wesl inghouse Air Brake Westmr'.iouse Electric Wheeling Sleel Woolworth Company learn Ihev could deliberate now on only three possible verdicts: second degree murder, man slaughter, or acquittal. Law lor collapsed suddenly about 3 15 a.m. today in the jury room. .Jurors present said he had been pacing the floor ner- iVously when he apparently start ed for the rest room. He stif fened, and collapsed on the floor. A lellow juror, Angelo liucci, Lock Broken At KF Plant; No Thievery liberate, the law requires that any alternate jurors be dismissed, llie judge said "I was laced wilh discharging the jurors andj retrying the case, when the state ! withdrew the lirst degree charge.'" Gairson, 41. was originally charged with Inst degree murder in the death ol Gary l.ec Bursik. Il-munth-old son of .Mrs. Ethel Breeding Bursik. Lesseg advanced for three hours I teal'i.-i lf filiJii'r' ti-rhrii'iri,4,JJ MRS. EVA MYERS Ex-Resident Dies In NW Mrs. Eva Myers, 72. of Ohm. ID A patroling citv policeman found CIIII,0()l'IN-Bill Norval. sec- immediately begun artificial res-:" lock broken from a door at the, yesterday his argument that Gair-1 i..ur u. iuc minium u.iii ioui mraliun on ine imp. unconscious"1" '"" Dummc oui an son una mnoceni. nenuoe ioi-u-.,ti,;., f.,. ... ... mg in one of the most important , ,, . , V . I0 01 uawier. sneiui nen urn- i" .,....., ,0ra a iin.u diKumim u..f Klamath Kails, died Monda bus ness areas of Ibo iiiv ' ".n'-o,. ..pin u. nu- ,, 1U,0 naa Jusi waiKea inio """j iiiuin,,iK. ., nur borne by Ti. ,,i:,i ,.,-,. t,.. and half. 'port was rclcircd lo the Mer- .1 i-ontn In an nli.. 1 . 1 linnl date to submit entries for the courtroom, and Matron Mary j Officers suspect burglars are: In his final argument. Beddoe sh(1 n.t f f,.,. a" heart m'. the chamber slogan contest. DeLan rushed into the jury room 'responsible. Manager Everett Ball maintained that Gairson "com- .. ..,.i. hni h-id .1, ' 40 'j 10s., jj.no-ji.4U; Liglils by tnc propei'iy owners woinrt pay lorhanls Association for their study! ine contest is nemg sponsored u help. jsaid he could Imd nothing missing, milled an act which is williout , imn.-nveini.nl 51 1, jhead 87...0-102.50. ihc laterals serving their prop- and m.ommendalion 10 advcrtisc ,hc chilU'n area: First Aid A lock on a door on the south equal. I think, in this county." I S1( wa, ,hl, wk)ow ()f n l .'..M.ock Cows' ioofl V'n 214-235; erty. Cost of laterals would run. ,, ,(.(IUest for ,,rkin!! nrivi. 10 Prospective rc-.dents and tour- . ,,,,... . . ... side of the building appeared tol "It's a very simple case, ac- Mvcrs. .,,. dicd in M..r.h , ' ......I...... ...ii.s, n.w-iiu, ijici 1 tiuuiu .Pj.ni iui cl .1.1-001 Ol. oilll-1 l,.nn.- I ISLS. lu aiilULl uusiiiess dllU III- , r ., , havp hnnn hinnn hv a hnuvu Inn 11 V IIP OO lie I V. 31 II- .... 2D 411 04 m 34 32 60 24 m 45 Cows with large calves I Hogs: U.S. 1 & 2 (180-220 lbs. I, 1620 17.20. ,lns sM- to he shown al I he Esquire The-i,luill-v-i,nrt o acc,uaint surround-J nMy uiie oi uic largest uiiuvKiuailv a cr on Sa iirdav Ann ?,( was'"" "' ' - of some sort. i-iiiiitlp mnyr.rt In fllvmniu .... pie and tragic. Do you he!-cvewa, yeal.s a(er ,6-yeare owned narce s nl ni-nnerlv in lhe.r.ni.ni.nfl (.- il.n A,-:r.a Snus innn.tnn. te.. n; . 1 1 ' 1 i ..mini proposed district would lie llolcriO:! jiiu icr ncau; reeders, ! 15.10. Irom ' said he pumped Officers also learned Monday him iGairsom or do you believe ,cm.e hc,., Ewes. I.T.hj- Park, a l.'I-acrc site owned by llhe Klamath Falls Elks Lodge. :II0 a m. lo 12 30 p m. Norval said the winning slogan The sheriff Lawler's legs while Bocci pumped of the Ihell of a hubcap from a good slaughter, status of this piece of property ,Vnrf PrOOrGm vi.i"; nni-nrhiin Ll Sheep J Reporled by Ray Petersen 23 'i "1" " i-.xiension Agent. 4H V y'rfiri.-Trv .itni ...Lin.... "',!' lb "1"'M -'reached. The council moved HI 'i "i"-"iiv. I came saiaftle 150. Canncr (Continued Irom Page 1) and uncertain The question ! other vacant lols in the area also was dis-j cussed, but no conclusions only until noon, lie worked ves to lertlay, and is entitled to work; , mU.-m-l l,....;.. l only a il.-.v .-.nrl a h.-.ll I"' CIlCOSC call lor property uwncrs in the area to j The amount of work permitted M"ili?wT2imm'Hlili,i! lliM'uss lhc Tl "'celinglepends upon the amount ol each 27 3i .i, m. c i-ini on i.nM i ...... car he oncoic to Mrs. L. M. Rav- will be the one winch best cp, o- lei,$ lomi bjs mondi ,n:)ti Lc,.oy Slrcel, as it tt mizcs all the attributes of the ,, lowe,s Iparked Sunday nigh, and Mondavi A . ,fA VniSrlC .ommunity. ,, Some ol the seven women iur- "i'ning a! that address. HUIU JlllatlVj , ' rs nc;cd hysteria during the And they are investigating icac.y ocen receivea. me puouu- . ..,,, ... ,.,.. hv . ,..rk at ,he Crale. rcsinnded to first aid. I Hotel. 120 North Second Street "lie was limn, then he stif-'that a middle-aged man paid for lened. then hc began lecling a room Monday morning with a A car driven hy Buster Blair,1' Hh hurial in Cedar 1.;.,.. " U..HI,... ....1 .trni-thlosv 1. f-hni-L- . io-lnD vi....l.nlnn A..nn.,a .-.'-..,.L. a'tei'V. the winner Will receive a S.j Thl, vheritf. hv raim-inVn harll ln nnn ,:,n nl lanrl.-.lism was 'narked Iritek al Ml? Sniilh Sivlh' mimittee will select 20 or ill of the best and turn I hen committee ol judge:.1 the winning slogan Parked Car Survivors include two daunh lers. Mis. Violet Brown of Bonan a and Mrs. Ethel Ford of Rca. verton: two sons. Harry Mveis nl Portland and Thomas Mvers of Gig Harbor. Washington, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services w ill be held in Reaverton, Oregon, Thursday. Hill Ceme will be held at 7:110 Monday, individual's ucllarc grant and thej 0"j Doak is chairman of t'i: ia capsule of ammonia ill his pock-reported Monday, in contrast to Street Monday evening, city po-l The original script of the "Siar .ha. 2!l,4 "' I. , , t, ,.,. a ,.l,..m.,.c .size nf his lamily Maximum nay. 24 3. Medium WK) 6,, lb feeder sleers ' ' 'Wnls per week are $40. or 40 '"'f1" Kircher is chamber ct. He broke this under Lawler's a number ol such cases reported lice said. lb 42 G4 i 41 43 21 fit; 30 Ti (12 ',i 214 113 '2 32 i 13 1i Riverside Itoad Three lots in the vicinity hours ol work at $1 per hour, 'ommucc president 24.25. Good and choice liOO i....bH l.nr.. ! -rr. " " , , ?, ;' . ,,d- 1 7i 1 a j ' lhc SIX "ho worked vestcr- 1 t . I'' f niVcrs!dc, Sd!""1 v ,'lls dav. one was entitled to 40 hours choice ,00 lb heifer slaughter again last night, will, the council;.,. , ,:! MW ,0 calves 2,.a0 3.,0 lbs 28. Good and deeding to place the lots off- mll.s am unc , cj u hmu.s choice stock steer calves 211-20. sale .ndel.ni.ely. I The crews lhal work next week Hogs salable 500. Market not I he lots he across the route ol,wjl t,)nsis () djcmU jndvjd. Cs'"l,l,shc'1' ''' Pss,,lc 'oad1thi" mal he con-luals. so the work responsibility j M.nnf. cr.l'il.ln llin S...l-nl tl....,.tn,l ......nil',.. In 13 .. ..In . ' . J i i,i- i I '" 11..1 , " V . ' s. s" may bc mol.e eqmijhiy distribut- uet pun liny loinniuiic aiu ai(, and LaHc. ,.cspnndcd (av-llale las. week and over the week- The car was badly damaged ' orahly. 'end. ;ind Blair's wife was shaken up j "I had that capsule in my pock-, Bernard Oliver, 607 Roseway'sl'ghtly, they added. The truck, et lor some time." Britton said. Di'ive. said as he was driving registered to the Hicks Grocery !"l don't know why I still had il.kiondav afternoon around the 170o! Service, received minor damage. but I did." Doek of Oregon Avenue, someone! Police charged Blair wilh reck- "It was extremely fortunate threw a rock at his car. The rock less driving. He told them he that the sheriff and the bailiff j hit the car. but caused no damacc. I look his eves from the road while he said. mis wife was lighling tobacco in Officers also learned of articles his pipe. Employers Warned I.Spangled Banner" is still extant, Your trip to PORTLAXD will be complete only if you have lunch or dinner at knew a great deal about lirst aid." said Judge James M. Main. established School. The planning commission cd ' PORTLAND (APi Cattle salable 300: 104 I who with others was waiting in found by local residents recently. I Officers also investigated a col- explained its recommendation of .,, , ,,, , , ,, ' 7V 1 " ,Y .. a . . , ' L,"'"s B' " . inmm Tl.. 7 y I tlSD 1 I week aen tb-il Ihe rnuni-il sell pwsim-in iui.. iciiihiih-ii wn-pni ulluiii-u. i uun i mum : llnolll lncorpoiateo, l.i.ia aouut'.wai aaiiey nai lies, omi uivisiou ... . . r ... .'. tuulu" "cl 'classified as open cases and had emnlovers that their navroll re-l.hei-e's any nuestion that if he'd civth :i.-i ! Ii fn..ni) tun Sheet and a narknH iai- mm. Lvell.-irp rpnnisi! inn Inrln.i. ....n ,.,,mnl..i.mn ..... ...... nl..H u ...n..ia un.. 1 I U.l n-.. In..n.l ln I... r... nmn nuncaps. one ueiongiui; to a run- ii.-ii.-u iu .iaiiiL-s nsiiiun. i-i:i uhi tiac and one to a Buick. at aiden Avenue, on East Main Street doorway at that address Monday between Radcliffo Avenue and moi'ning. The caps arc at police While Avenue Monday afternoon, headquarters. Both cars were 1057 Chevrolet And Krcd Gunton of 1005 Es- station wagons. Damage to both ul-.Mn 'inn. i....Ar. i:..M il... l.,i. k,. . l.,l.a ( 1 i.-iiiioj.ci n iiicii iiiyn imviuii itr- int-ica niiv iiiiesuuii iiiai u nc u A1XII1 ol I'lfed steers, bc.ers and cows lullyl.hc area sowing .herUe XTjXZlr 70 ',3 '..;,.. , j .,.,!'! ,, .' ,' ,, . , I As one condition of employ-delinquent if not paid belorc Mav ovif. r.iv. .one ji-iie.iu man most v ow cnoice uiive wevoc, cumuiu niv ;in- ...i i i. ; "-.-i- i lh .Mii, ,. , i..ij .(.... .i.- '-'...... " "" "H ",l. 1073 lb fed steers 28.00 with taurine.', exnlnined that the commis- ,L ,!'.., Peace Ambulance rushed oxv- ' . j n i , i . . I i , . i ., in.- suiic eiiipiuyiiicui oi- r.mp ovmeni commissioner Da- . . , . ihead 27.00; small lot low choicclsion was looking ahead into lhe,i(.c (whk.h mK.ns ... rini,v h.LiH ' r!im,.n , , 'Ben to Lawler, then removed him . ... .r . . ' - :hv cl 1-plrhf.r In Klamalh Vallpv ,, , 1070 lb 27.75: good fed sleers under future when that portion of the ,. 58,il""U "' ll'w S"0(' and, city might be developed. Thcir,al route .Mrs, i'cporling for " ' -- . ... a,. n .v.... . slrel.,i.... (0 Klamath Vallev A rlca ul c'5' st.iitun wagons, uamai welfare worklhat many employers coming '" ,j,.,Xl Lalei Law Avem'e lold l"'lice hc'was min01' 10 medium Brown said the number j.v to iiciters .-a..nu; uiiuiyi However, ine council .ell mat ..a,n nntili.-a.inn lm,-t rat,;,m-i I-"?' 'w ne.iu yuuiiK i i such time as any roan .m- workers, in limited time, could Cameron 'lS?iW;J",n,-,,.,,l !i?7,"'",,iSMH:10 in,,,l,C,;".Cf i""t ".v persons had ii.iarlerly reports late are subject af er! , ul.. 'reveal its owner.' HI ' 40 ' cutlers 12.00-14.00: Hols.ein cutlers the lols should hc held olf-salcl,ulnrd jobs since' Ihev last re ito 15.50; cutler and low utility bv the cilv. ,,n,in,l r..,- -jii 39 38 26 44 28 30 40 '" 'jbulls 111.50-20.50; small lot guodj The question ol where bowling Jjan'l choice 005 lb feeder sleers 'alleys should bc permillcd in the 108 "i -.jr. r,n . ,, ... icn.v "as also aireu. ine )ianillllg Calves salable 50; market mod-lconi.iiis.siun rcuorlcd to Ihe conn- 'ernle v active sleady- cnnrl .-nul ..a tl. .t a .. .... ................ ' choice vcalers 29.00-32.1K); couple amcndmenl to the zoning law I T 1 head 33.00; standard vealcrs and which would permit construction' V IP 111 I PQl 7 'icalves 23.00-28.00; cull and ulilityiof bowling alleys in C-2 zones in-j ,U 1,1 ' 15.00 22.00. Isipad ol C-3 as at present ! Hi.ni cihih a J. ns....L-nl n.n. .-...I. . i. ..1 187 1,1 '-, ..i. .w.i.i-1 nucii a zone ciiangc would lain Falls area were among 102 'i;;ately aolivc; butchers and sows permit the building of a new alley who made up the Oregon State Y , mostly 25 lower; II. S. I and 2 .adjacent lo Rickfalls Housing on College entry in the annual in- ' butchers 180-220 lbs 18.25.18.50; Shasta Way. Ilernational coinpetiHon lor ste- der unemployment insurance pro-l! 1 j ' "" rivisions for the first lime-not ably fmed , 0 Hdlside Hosp.la . He few choice 27.50: utility and stand-j project ion was lor a Ih'rn50! .!" '"I hlil,.R,,:,jro"l, .M"ol'c J'arl- lo"8 "firespomling yesterday should not those with jus! one employe-are "as al,le ,0 cal brcakfast .. . ,. .,.. .,,,.! ,,.W, considered disappointing be-, unaware of their rcsnonsibi itv to: r 1' .'linw. Riintm iri hi. ikniiehi si ('.kmnn'. i. a "Neverlhclcss,' said iuiviinnM, .sn.u . j - ,u lirst mat menus uau leu ine sa d firms which file their ""J JJT ' n".adio there, but a check failed to.and louna a Motorola car tanio .ion- uiiicors said Ine Barnes car j . i. ...i.:..u U.. ...i.t i ... Ihisi wiiitu iictu uixii ris iiuunuuunu on tasi iiain. ' norL-nrl that aHrlrncc frit- uimokha micinrlnnrl lUn -r jvu. mw .....i .u. wviiviiiiiv illl.'JIIU(,l.U itiv; luvniiuil Ul thev first that friends had left the said. No citations were issued. no injury resulted. KF Pupils to interest charges." ,' " ". "'"' mu ntfieers nlanned to inform .he onus' z:t:iz -Sab7 zrixrrA Fo,d tti Radio Firm So,d ol ins status under the uncmploy- ' , . . " istcred to Clarence W. Griffith vlmu vm.- ,.r, .. . menl insurance laws should eon.!"'5 . p,e e necauseljr h been o " J... . V. .. IT u "u,ua' A-rav picuncs nan not uccn re-1 , , r . . r,,, Mjcim-dMiiiK ay.Mcm nas ocen ceived. Dr. Howard said a heart pa','kcd. for s"'eral days a E do-!sod hjs jme (() ,he Mjn i V ict one of our field auditors through any office of the Oregon State Employment Service," Cameron advised. "We have no tified many newly subject em ployers, but are certain our list Eight students from the Klam- is not yet complete." i tie l'ljB legislative session mended unemployment insur attack did no. seem likely. ISIreet, thai Ihe vehicle will be nesola Ming and Manufacturing' 23 41 i No. 2 and 3 1811-235 lbs 17.5018.WI; few 1 and 2 158-170 lbs 16.00 16.50; lew 2 and 3, 240-200 lb lti.OO- However, Mayor Lawrence Sln-liiography sliideuls sponsored by ler pointed out that this would the Gregg Publishing Company, also onen un every C-2 zone in the P.-n-iii-inaiinn i.-nir. n.;.. - w 'I6.50; mixed grade sows 350-573 nty for construction of bowlinglwcre Diane Smith. Mvrna Kin- -" " nia u au-la mi. ..11 ... i: :.. .1.- r... r. . . im vs n suiiiyiiiiH- 111 me tuuire. ney. t'atricia Hranitt. tiarhnra ary i I -2 zones arc primarily used I' reeman and Susan Peterson 17 Ji 30 ' 124 h 13 'i 40 J. 33 GRAINS CHICAGO (API- Lawler's attack occurred only ... j . ... Co. by Albert G. McCarthy and lr . .. , , ., .- ticKeteu or towea away u not re-f.i,. . u r. i 15 minutes alter Judge Maul' j Chester H. Ferguson. Tampa. . j . r . . . moved soon. !.-i . ,. , asked the Jury if it wished to, Th . . ( Ha., businessmen. The purchase rest lor Ihe night. At that time.L ,,;,, .-, , , ,,.. -ipr.ee was not rcveiiled 3 a.m. Railiff Julian Ahhnll in. . rZ. .." . . ' Th ihA l.'11-cl filinnal W int- nn ls.n Jported Ihe jury wanted another ,o., ',,,,,, af,,.n T1, ance statutes to include employ-l""" " -" " " bwner later claimed Ihe car. ing units having one or more workers during any calendar quarter in which total payroll amounts lo $225 or more. This near a verdict The jury received the case at 4:20 p.m. yesterday, had dinner that evening, and went out lor the highlight of any visit to Portland, .a must for your next Hip. SAM STANDARD THR BF.NSON ON BROADWAV CA .M!l. PORTLAND. OREGON A WESTERN HOTEL Scores amendment was cllectivc Janu-(a llim'" al m.dnignt. Lawler did- low. In general the law i 1,01 ea1, al,a nc l,acca ",e Jul J i ASlfcKllAN covers all but aericultural em-11001 nervously wnen ine jury re-;D for multiplcpiu'pose dwellings Klamath Falls, and Susan Wil-plovers, and stipulates that the '"''ned. j and light commercial construe-1 son. Janet Draeer and Donna lax he annhed to the first S3. 800 1 No Verdict xfw Ynr, j Boston 3 (9) 517 liiJI 32'3i-H ,JDec 19 J4 Mar 40 '! High Low Close Prev. Close lln"- Deny Irom Malm. of each employe's pay. Wheat I '''he planning commission has Stenography students from Ihel u ii May 2.0713 2.06'3 2.07'4-3 2.06i3 sc' a hearing 0.1 Ihe measure lor college won Ihe nation's lop prize v, "'..i .... .... tl.x. in .... 11 ........... . M II m n. Ann iiy I.ii4" i.84 Mf 1 S-t'i:"1"-" "' j'" cuuege suonnann compeiuion, wi'iuyc 1.88-, 1.88', 1.8ti'4 1.88. " c e.iy in- tor he thud straight year and an cilv tmmcn wcrc canfd ,0 ,hc 1.9P, 1.91', 1.91', ,.0,'clude a strip on each s,de of OSC pro essor won first place in (homo of Robert Scholl. 1535 Eldo 1.95 1.95 1.95 1.95 ; "a W'W. " ou.lhc eacher div.sion. Student and ,,ld(, Avcmlf, M,)1(.,v aflel.noon. ...s ,, .. .v .. ,,, .u .ue . .. ,, -, H.ics , ,nc comesi are A obl,(.t ,oum, smouldcI, ,.,9.. north c. y im. s. isenl to he company and judged f , an ash j( hcBfalh thc L21.il -n"ed rund Hay on shorthand style and form olril. 0 pacc No d.,m. resuUcd 1 17' siu.iii (v-niiui,s. OU.IUH' ML , 1 "fl' 'Hill L IUI. IUIIS Ul C glVi.ll IO 1 103i retary of lhc I'niled Fund, ap-'the three U.S. colleges whose stu 1 14.1, peared before the council and re- dents rank highest. quested permission lo change the Dr. Lloyd Q. Larse. professor 74.s, name of Esplanade from t h cjof secretarial science and busi- .72' Mam Street intersection to the ness education at Ihe college. 72 lunderpass to United Fund Way placed firs, in the teacher divi- -4:1 during the course of the cam-sion contest. Corn fin3i!May l.lO'i 1.18'4 1.18', 57a. Jly I.211! 1.21 1.2l'i-' 74 'i SfP 40 ' 42 24 80 49 Dec 1.17', 1.10', 1 14'. .74' 4 .7 IS .71i .74', .74:'i .7li .7I4 .74" 6 !-y 45 , S,l' 73 v I.I734 1.17 1.I0 I.10'4 IMnr I 14'4 I.U'i Oals May ,7434 Jly .72'. 36nkSep .72'. 41 kP 74' 37 1.1 ")B 01i;May 1.22-H 1.22 1.22'-22 1.22i 21 Jjly 1 22'4 1.21'j 1.32'a-U 1.22 Sep 1 234 1.23 1.23', 1.23H w Dec 1.2SH 1 24'. 1 25', 1.25' 12 j' I Soybeans . May 2.13H 2.12i 2.I3' 2.13' 1 2.10 2 15'. 2.15V, 2.I.V4 2 lll'i 2 10 2 10', 2 10-4 Nov 2.09'4 2.085. 2.09'. -'4 2.09' 5"'!! POTATOES 2 j Pussets Klamath U S. 1A 2-inch 37 V minimum 6 .00. 40 I 5. LOS ANGELES lUPI FSMNS' 28 -V Potatoes; 33 '.! Mussels Deschutes U.S. 1 6 7 ounce minimum 6 25 48 ', 34 CHICAGO (API - Potatoes ar 80. rivals and on track not available; 54 (total U.S. shipments 513; market 43 '. dull; car lot Irack sales: Idaho 34 '4 j Mussels. 6 60, Idaho Bakers 7 25; 45 '. Montana Russets 7 00: Minnesota 28 '4 North Dakota Pied liiver Valley 54 a4 Mound Reds 3.30-3 83: new market 505.(irm: no car lot track sales re 65 Iported. About 3:30 this moraine, alter Lawler was taken to a hospital.. D,'ri,il Cleveland 0 (fil Judge Mam told the jury infor-t hieaeo 9. Kansas City 2 (51 many uiai 11 no longer couiu con sider a first degree verdict, either with or without a recommenda tion for lile imprisonment, be cause a unanimous verdict of 12 jurors is required by law. District Attorney Arthur Bed doe was forced to remove the YOU'LL USE THE FAMOUS PHILCO-BENDIX WHEN YOU DO YOUR WASH AT MERIT'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY Ul E. MAIN 4101 SO. ilh ATTENTION REBEKAHS & ODDFELLOWS Come out (or lhc official visif of our Grand Master W. Vernon Hahn Dinner will begin at 6:30 P.M. Tuesday, April 19th. Oddfellow Hall . . . Main and 5th. An open meeting will be held after dinner. DINNER IS FREE so come and enjoy Oddfellowship 11 People Read SPOT ADS you ore TRY IT! THE NEW Gbpnpia PORTABLE TYPEWRITER fi Terms To Su.'f You QjonoA' V OFFICE SUPPLY 424 Main TU 2-4408 Edmund E. Hass mm Vice-President .VII IV iuuniutlliul VUlUrAltl iMk. QjnvtiimntQjteautiu irfi'i Sine. 1913 Si SsaJk Mr. Hass will be at the Willard Hotel Thursday and Friday Tcl.phont TU 4-4161 to consult with Mr. Hon on fnvtitmtnt and retirement program uimg the securities of utilities, bonks, insurance, industrial, ond Mutual Fund shares. 302-3 Fluhrer Bld., 5 So. Central. 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