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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 A MED A I, D AND NKWS. Klamath Falls. Dip. Wrrinrsriav, Anril 20. 10HO MARKETS and FINANCE Police Hold Basin Pair As Check-Passing Team Stocks I Livestock tl'Al f STRFI.T I VI A 1 A Til IT A I I 6 NEW YORK IAP. - The slotklLIVESTOl'K AUCTION MARKET A ' ""'um m anrt a W-'mcy. lulol.ue ranciinann. market closed near the day's lowj April 19, l0 ,a,h Kalls oman are "' lhe ci,.v- Pollce f,rsl rot,vcd a, l,hnne ill moderate trading today. Receipt: Cattle 507. Hogs 15S. iail a"aili"S prosecution f o r call from personnel at Derby Mil- Volume for the day was est i-Sheep 5 .charges Ihcy teamed up to cash mc Company. 126 North Seventh mated at 3.000.000 shares com- Compared last Tuesday - Mar.,a s,lolcn thnck' , Slrcct. indicai.ni! a man had at- A .riil, iiifloraio TiiiwHw 'ii n,.ii,. n La i, ! i liov are Dewey I'hompsun, .16. tempted to cash the check. He Losses of key stocks ranged cr Cattle excepting Cows with fractions to Z points with a lew calves. Hogs steady. wider movers. red Steers: Good. 24 AT&T, the widest held stock of; Ked Hellers: ad., 22 00-24 20. all. dipped from the opening. The j Cows: Utility. 13.00 16.00: Can loss held to around 4 points whcnlncrs and Cutters, ia.ti0-M.3U. stockholders w ere told there I Bulls: Utility and Cmcl.. 19.25 vould be no dividend increase at 21 10: Feeders. I8.IW-I8.I0. this lime. I Veal Calves: llvy. Killer President Frederick n. Kappel Calves. 24.00-26 60 ml Annabell Baker Villa, 21. produced identilicalion. they said. Both were arrested in Klamath l.loyd Derby called the I S. .,. 0 Falls Tuesday. National Bank and learned the hjieciiicany, inompson is ciicck s wrncr. ,iuiin ainieion on charged with attempting to ob-Tulelake, had slopped payment tain money under false pretcn-.es alter his employe, Bradley, re- and Mrs. Villa is charged with ported it had been stolen from forgery by endorsement. him. ' Police said the pair was res- Derby also called .Singleton, ponsiblc for a brazen attempt to and the man with the check said the big utililv would not; Baby Calves, Beef 26 00-36 Oil casn a paycheck lor $46., reported talked Willi Singleton. I he per make a premature decision, thus ncr head Holstein .16 00 - 41 00 s,"lcn Saturday from Jerry Brad- lormance was casual and con fueling widespread rumors Ar&r,per head. would increase the dividend lor Stockers and Feeders: Steers Hie second time in two years alt- Good-Choice, (jjo - 730 lbs., 23.00 er almost 40 years without a 26.311. cnange. Hellers, Good-Choice, WKI - 700 'lbs.. 24.30-23.40. NKW YORK STOCKS sicer Calves. Good Choice. ft.- Till ICUnCUTL-ll IHM.'CC I n.. -,. .. . .... 11. ' " 1 " ' " 'S-- KI.WI- A rtu-hmonH Vi, ,1., m-.n Hearing Kccuiesfecl Admiral Corrioruljon A.J. Industries Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American Can American Cvanamide American M 4 Fdy American Motors ;American Smelting American Tel & Tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Atchison Railroad Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borden Co. Borg Warner Brunswick Balke Burroughs Corp. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Corliss Wright Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical du Pont de Nemours Eastman Kodak El Paso NG Emerson Hadio Firestone Tire First America Corp. Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric Genera! Foods General Motors Georgia Par Corp. Goodyear Tire Great A. t P. Groat Northern Grpat West. Sugar Gulf Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central International Bus Mch International Nickel International Paper Internal ional T & T Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecolt CopiKT I.ibhy. McNeill & I.ibby I-ockliced Aircraft Minnesota Mining Monsanto Chemical Montgomery Ward National Cash Beg. New .York Central Northern Pacilic Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas 1 Electric Pacific Tel & Tel Pan American Airways Penn Dixie Cement Penney U.C.t Co. Transylvania R Ii. Pepsi Cola Co. I'hilco Corp. Phillips Pet. Polaroid Puget Sound P & I, Radio Corp. of Amer. Bayonier Incorp. Raytheon Republic Steel Reynolds Melals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. St Regis Schenley Distillers Scolt Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Pacilic Sperry Rand Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N.I. Sludebaker Packard Sunray Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Texaco Thompson. "R.W. Tidewater Oil Timken R Bearing Transamcrica Corp Twentieth Century Fox Union Oii Company Union Paciifc United Air Lines United Aircraft 'United Corporation United Stales Plywood United Stales Smelting United Stales Sleel Walgreen Stores Warner Pictures Western Aoln Supply Wclern Uniuii Tel. Westinghouse Air Brake' W'estinghouse Electric Wheeling Steel Woolwoi'ih Company 1! 'l 28.60. 5 ' Heifer Calves, 4!l 26.00-27.29. .11 1 voicing. Derby said. Singleton inlormed Derby me man was an impostor, olficers said. Derby inlormed the man the store would have to "straight en the matter out" with the bank before payment could he made. J J lie man a'-irc-o lo leave the clink with Dcrbv and to return mfn ? v. i fcu'i'im.lrinfii i ii- 12 Rules Mistrial In Gairson Slay Case By TOM STIMMKI, .against a floor unlit it died. near death, but was revived by is serving a six-month term (or The remnants of a murder trial In several respects, lhe jiuy.lirsl aid and was removed lo Hill lewd cohabitation with Mrs. Elh jury, weary and exhausted, tiled resembled a hallle-torn plaloun side Hospital. He was reported to el Breeding Bursik and two con into the circuit courtroom juryiiclurning Irom the Iront. One ol lie much improved this morning, secutive one-year terms for child ,'i box vcslcrdav alternoon lo reoorl I its members had been seized bv Twelve hours lalcr. at :i: III beating. I hose charges involved 4 itself hopelessly deadlocked and an attack and was hospitalized, p.m. yesterday, the jury room; 11-monlh-old Gary Lee Bursik, ot t depleted by illness. carlv yesterday morning By mid- door sprang open and Bailiff Jul- whom he is accused of killing, . : - ,i i.i '. t -.i i ,1.1 .... t.,11 an..il,n i,,,-. ytifl 3 .vp.'ir.nlH Rlllip .Inn n.-nr..J ' ?i i lie urois saiu uicv cuuiu a:iei nin uccc ouier umiis ijt-uhi ,,i,im ...i.i j... - - - ..imi. I RICHARD CASE Good Choice , . T? u , tl1"'1' in 20 minutes. Derby called po- mimii n it-iii TniRuuift m;i v Rifes Se ror reach no decision in the trial ol came ill and were unable to con or. Mrs. 1-ola M. Canine, was nig. now in a losier home. Roih William Olen Gairson. accused liniie. ilainl and near collapse. Abboltlchild bcaling convictions are un- month-old baby; The illnesses were attributed, called Dr. George Nicholson, who der appeal. igcneraUy. to laligue and exhaus- was in the corridor awaiting can ( lion. Remaining jurors appeared as a witness in another trial. tired and nervous. ! Dr. Nicholson made a cursory Judge James M. Main of Med- examination on the jury room la-l ford heard lhe report and de- ble and determined that Mrs. Ca-' dared a mistrial at annroximate- nine was not in serious condi" ly 3.30 vcslcrdav allernoon. i t ion. He suggested another doc- Ki-lrial Slated lor be called because he had no ' District Attorney Arthur Bed- instruments with him. Dr. Neil doe said Gairson would be bronchi Black answered the call. lo trial again. The charge, again.' At that time, two oilier jurors will be I list degree murder: the were noticeably fatigued and stale, again, will seek the death strained. They were Mrs. (ier- penally. The trial has not el 1 1 rude Powell and Mrs. Ora Gien- been docketed on the criminal cal- ger. V, lillUIII Wlfll ltd k' 'of beating an ll-r , .r " 1 "PI m mieves cited By Canine Ohmy aching Gasoline thieves plied their nocturnal skill with spectacular ineplness Monday night. The two would-be victims in the linal analysis lost no gas but onl..r ,, nn,,miMv ,,,l u. .,:f..p Main rm-alled lem.iinin.j held in June or July. The docket jurors lo the box, heard Foreman Funeral will he Friday lor Pic. ..'pnon I"!. , c,:""ers; 1 ,c is jammed through May. .Arthur Miller report they were 7 ice truck Saturday a ked lor a district (court today " Hearing lor Isaac Daniel Tanks Icy. 32, was scheduled lor Mon lice, Richard Case, who was killed in Ollicers picked up Thompson Stullgart, Germany, April 10. for questioning at a Soulh Scv-; Army officials advised his I. c .... i-l ;.,.ili.- li.,,l ; 1J,,.,,..I Lllill .mm I L.Miiiu am. iiu-y inn I - j " i , mi.-,. initLi v. ' 'iSJt-pp( lined mm tentatively nv a ring .mo mine siroci, mat nor son told Moro (log shock lows, l.i.) .iHi-i.i7.tm head: ,i;m, i Ill, In ,,.,,,., I"-' '"'"'li 1 inn, i f.i.uii-u.l.ini. '! Hogs: U.S. 1 4 2 (luo-220 IDs. V 4 4 16.60-16.110: U.S. No. .1, 14.60-16.10: . nay ai lo a.m. he nip Ji i-ic . , n.; j ...... "' :i.30li.30 per head: Feeders, 14.-!Juri.,c n i.- v, ,,..,..,. '"conn iiip-,'ii . "-.shorlly after lie li 30-1500 i i i, i .. , M,n as inc suspcci. oincers saio. viui iiui- in ms midiu "" M,,H-iy i,nlii Sheep: Ewes. ..00 head. ' , " r" t"'""" P , ,H a,,,,g. lound a si- I Reported by Ray Petersen. , " "il .'W"- llc s all(l . k"""" i,s..Po'C- ttnuld ohon hose and twoallon can of 17;,!cun.y extension agent. ia he ' " J " ; : jailed. He gave his occupation have been 22 in lHe j llne lcll , (he stene by victim's' watch dog probably i s waunwing ,n juicy oones l0i ;cn.uorn.,n, fjvc.man ju,.y about mally declared a mistrial. Lloyd Low, 1U73 Del -ilv nili.p l,ic ncgon io oai'K anu ran into ine basement garage of his home went lo bed Mislorlune first struck the sev- hopelessly deadlocked, and for- en-woman, live-man jury alioul mally declared a mistrial. .1:15 Tuesday morning when Vin-j It was reported, unofficially. I cent Lawler collapsed in the jury that the jury had locked at 8-.1 v. 34 32 60 23 -1 85 ': 45 PORTLAND 'API la lube booster, screw driver. flashlight. and other material: (LSDAi "as stolen, ,'oiicc said the case as laborer-cowboy. born in Worland, Wyoming, and From information accumulated was a resident of Klamath Falls thieves who lelt in haste. 9 Quizzed On Vandalism He was unconscious and for acquittal. Stipulation Because Lawler was hosnitalized1 NaEcint backache. and only 11 jurors remained. Red- beadaJie. or muscular , , . ... aches anil pains' may come noe ana ueiense Attorney war- rn nh o,cr-ccnion. cmo ren Lesseg of Medford slipulal-i urmal upsets or day io day ed that first degree charges be ' SI'JJ removed from consideialion. A soniciimcs sutler miKI bladder fii-cl Aw vovAnl m.isl lw i.ni.ti.1 irril.tlion . . . "Ilil lh:tl M-jrlin bVni-i (!( V... - Vino hn't fi-nm Ifl in 11 ,,.,,.: ' " "l UK 1 1 ' ,t,u "c , ..t ,,,,,T.m(,irlMhl. iWlin if.m n..-ll., .,A nil,. IS vnnrc Hp llonrfoH Kl:irrmih . . ' ' Lrt.nt- . j ''jmniis hv 12 nri'snns and Rrrlrinn 1 1 ...ui- ICallle salable 300: includes four as broken open in an alley andl(i d lk.- (nuld M villa! Union High School before joining, ,, , ' u,7' dHd-: 7 " "-"" compromised lo avoid expense of worn oi because of these dis- loads fed steers and few hpa,l'ils contents removed. ! , .' J ... ' ' , , . n,- a.., .. -.,, flom Low residence, g a id, about rampant vandalism at Gem- ' .. . ' .condom. Doan's fi Is olten jheilcrs; trade active, all classes! Tanksley was arrested Saturday nuc. and look her into custody.' Survivors include his mother; 2-1 '-l" " "T l0'"ls chok'e '-"2- y PUve 3 r"""e d,1JI,k Shc steadily maintained she had l'0 brothers. Klmer Dean Hu- ' 46 '. ""V, fpd 6l,ccr': 27.73 - 2.1.00:;charge. Inolhing to do will, the Ihclt of lhested in the Navy and Howard. 40 iroa" '"' 2!:MJ: loatl ln2', 'check from Bradley or with at-'Lcslic Hosted of Klamath Falls.1'" Subscribers 59 ;t2 1 ;to 27 2!l 21 ' 51 42 64 41 ; 4:1 2(1 .'ill 26.00: small lol cood 856 lb fed heifers 25.50: utility cows 16.01). 17.00; caiiners and cutlers 12.00 14.00; Holslein cullers lo 13.50; culler and utility bulls I7.n0-2l.3tu couple lots good and choice SOU- !)71 lb feeder steers 24 50-25.5(1. Calves salable 50: trade lather someone entered the unlocked ca-ISIadium baseball field. Most ad-: .... ' ' help hy their pain re heung . ,l -, , . m:.,j .,;! iien me jury rcporion i se I action, by then soothing rage at the residence of Curt milled implication, city juvenile,. . 1 j elleci io ease Madder ion, 1503 Pacific Terrace. alro officers said. I . . '.' . ' K'' , jniiaiion. and by their mild in the neighborhood, and altempt-i City Park and Recreation Di- " '"' "'""' diureiic acuon ihruucii j . . i , .... r .i j ii.nm v, m-uuue sjiin me new ."c ,iunci-iciiii: ed to steal gas from Lion s car 'rector George Price outlined , , increase the ouipui of ihe "''"I""' it- i'nd,la f,!,nk Case Monday night or Tuesday morn- breakage and theft for police lasl",'lal uould f's' d!8''eej 15 mile, ot k.dn'ey tubes. Officers said the endorsement, of Worland. ,m, y ,m L f ,1,, mLs .IdJff5- I So ,f naming back- Case's body was returned hercl 7. . . . ' . . .. ' j The jury had sat in the court- acne makes you leei i.-.,n...,i ..ill h ,.. a -."" un iiii-M." ,. a.: i.. u. .. .. 'on the baik of the check in dues lion corresnotiflcH fairly well wilh 'ast night samples of her handwriting. Com- ed from O ilair's Memorial fnund a cona;nc(. uaiivc samples were scni to i-"-1 t' "' "" - at Hip scene The oas home while Lion is out of town. I Price said vandals during the T0"m ,duri"R ')'ar tori ' restless, sleep. a week and a half, and had sal M niglns . . . don't Someone move with you the stale Crime Laboratory in K- G West ollicialing. Burial will 'fmm (je Um .-low; steady; good and choice over the past year'.' Have a leen vcalers 2:i (H)-32.(HI. one head .12.50; jagc daughter who wants her standard vcalers and calves 2J.IHI-1 name in print? Want In spell 28.00; cull and utility iri.oo-22.no. ;oul your first name instead of Hogs salable 'MY. market mod- using an initial? Pacific manager in Klamath Memorial S.ilrm fm- sin.-ilvsis; IOIIOW Police indicated evidence is, Park. strong enough to charge Mrs. Vil la with attempting lo obtain mon ey under Jalsc pretenses if the relenhniip . Niirtliups-l ' ..'.'. . . .,. ,,, ... ,. Iliompson told police he hid i. . ion is ashing ,,. . . , ., ,. . il , ... r .,1 . i i j"1- ItlLIM II ICIi lull n,iH'ls lie was ... "i, i, i ., ' ' , usinc. also reported stolen bv ers hero, lie doesn I mean to be ' . i . . isr.-ui rv i a w.-isip n;isiipi in J4(l-28() Ihs 16.00-17.00: nosey hut llicsc and many other , . f K.in,.,. Willi Ihe IWO census of popu .IJ-,H HIS ,.iir.,i inn., ,n i.s,: ,- rtKS " eralelv active, steady! tl K t nl '-' 2 butchers 130-220 Ihs 18.25-18.50; 2m ' No. 2 and 3 180-2.15 Ihs 17.50-18 (H); ,few lol s No. 1-2 160 170 lbs 16 00- ers here " ' 17.00; 1:1 ' mixrd XI Check Set By Census 26 - r.ti grade 1.1.30 15.00. Sheep salable 100; two lots .directory lor 1900. linipp (lii.loo lis tl-.. l. Af,.i-aii, i.. c.u -rl...... J... 41 ' 1.2 nnll im-..m .,..ii I.., M.-.u ! is il, l-u ,l , r.. .1 '' a' 88 lonnd and .lu.i,.p' 01 iu 'i ps i- jirl.iiiinnv i n,n 1.11.11 uim. l'onKed to Bradley. I,vt 'lambs; steady al 17.75; earlier thisUl Falls phone hook. Persons who 45 1 , week cull to choice slaughter eweswant a separate listing for their Funerals -ii.uiiri.ini: medium and good Iced- cniidicn or lor others living in SA.VDKRS er lambs steady at 15.00-16.3(1. 1 1 lien- homes or who want lo! Funeral services for 38 38 44 ?, 27 2!l 48 3 37 456 ',. 107 ' a. i... . , 1 anon ana nous ne v ni ai v com- limc to print Ihe new telci.houei . , ' ' . ... . ttiolc i.cai., iiomcr E. Ral. tin mm ijuiiku mill mill a bank took horn the First Nalion-I- supervisor, today an- Lakeview. Both be-"10,"u'co ,!,e '"'S'nntng ot a were Yii ((iiitilniH'" fami'i.'iif'n In in. Jsurp tlutt no rrsidont o( the area lias been overlooked, j Persons who believe Ihcy have been missed bv the census lak- Thomas and siphon hose nasi iwo monllis have broKcn li . . r im ' 1 wait . . . try Doan'n ' m lank cap,indws, 12 big nigh, light lenses,! TJ J L JZa Z: Cl-l:.', anln ,rac .-lskn!;, homo i, alp liuhl Ivtf, lidiil I-P. .J ' ' u ,l" . ' ' '.s-"t' inuiiuiia by. He speculated lhe thieves (lectors and an electric meter , ,. . , ' , ' over mi years-. Ask , a uj ,t ouocis. (,nu it;Mini(.-U UCIIOCI ailOllS fnr new Were scared away sudden v. cover glass. He added they' ,, , , . or new, lainc. .... J - . . '.11 11.10 a m vpsIpi-Hdv economv sip and ; !,,,., urn: in,,,, kuvcl'ssiui. ; MHICKCl lis ill iu n ill cs, luir- .,.,., lim J:u,i save moncv. OM iThev smashed a w indow in a la Iran door olf lhe mess box and AU,li" , "me al flchb('la(lon Doan's 1'iUs cily-owneH nirkuo narked al -B7 rimwJl a Iplnohonp from , hall. am0l""ea 10 approximately 10; today! Martin Kti-oot Miindau ninhl u ...r -jurl t I.Jo if 1 ntc.r. :l..ri1'i;M; A - r '..u- i: j ("irson will remain in custody '"."-si.' ni OIL. ill i at iloi IIIL. KHIV ill till" UULIin tM ll'BI lUIH'VI ,i , ,, ,, , , , a reoorl bv Albert Bniley 22.12 L.id I,p a.,pH ih L rin. In lmy J''"1' He Presently! I Wantland Avenue, that thieves njnf, roofing from Ihe stadium. lentered his unlocked garage Another admitted breaking two sometime since April 1 and stole 'lights at the Klamath County a fishing rod and reel worth S20. Fairgrounds wilh a BB gun. And He discovered the Ihclt Tues- a third told officers he received day noon, he said. ,iw0 baseballs stolen from the Istadium from another youth. Five suspects flatly admitted UDI I UAK I .implication. Others said they I Doan's BOGGS watched some of lhe vandalism Lesler Vernon Boggs. 6:1. native wclc nnt involved. Others de- sprvirps lor Thomas ers are UlCCd 10 no I V the CCIl-'nl Washington i-psif put of k' am. ,lu" nitJ iini'iis-aiiwii. change the way their names ap-'.Jefferson Sanders will be con-lsus district office by means of aih County since 1D0.1. died here Thc sllsP?'ts ttpre released to jicar. should have their requests :,,-icd in the First Baptist Church "Were You Counted?" forms. April 111. lfK',0. Survivors include!1'10"' Pans Pending lurlher in- in the telephone business ollicdai Dorris Thursday. April 21. at.-rca ncw.-papers arc printing a sister. Mrs. Florence Horn .and vesication and disposition Dy no later than this date. IIFU BLUFF (UI'l-FSMNSi - Weekly livestock auction: I all p .-,htl,lp r.o-, i:i..ln I feeder classes steady In firm1 "iipoiiam nai toey ne in off ic-ial ing. Concluding serviccsllons as a P""1"' service, i-rompi Bonanza: also Iwo stepsons and slaughter cows steady to weak. . ' ,' l'"'sslllc. Law "'t. ! til be in Picard Cemetery, mailing ol the 'Were ou tount-;i,ree stepdaughters, and a num- Slaughter cows commercial and , """,,JU "" Ward s Klamatli Funeral Home,- "i" ""-'ner ot nephews and nieces, m p.m., Ihe Rev. Walter Itussellj'-bese forms in their current cdi-'nn aunt, Mrs. Annie E. Cline of t,oun,y j"vile officers. 40 s: 45 75 9 21 , 186 41 t: 45 60 23 40 i 12 i 62 , 4 and cutters I0.6A-1R.I0. j Slocker and feeder steers good and choice .160-587 lbs 27 60-.10; 111 heiid 808 lbs 25.70. Medium lo mostly good 4.10-675 lbs 25.10-27.10. Slocker and feeder heifers me dium lo good calves and short yearlings 23.40-27. in. W'KAVKK compilation ot preliminary popu- n0,-al services will be Friday lal ion figures for the area. April 22. at 2:30 p.m. Irom Ward's i-reiimuiary iigurcs presenting, Klamath Funeral Home. 'Z "odd standard 1B.-in. in. utililv lorT""' , , , I0'"'? rtcl'-is in charge of arrangements low - cnmmprpial ",,IK mme mmc " P1 nip; ,ipir. The directory is scheduled for Inlivn.,, l.ln i., l... j mi, in mini. lainin Ijiwp l wpavpr who HipH " iic".i-r in lu.ini,. in uiui, I City police charged Sharon On TL DJ ,om Cinsfnid s Mnrtii-o-v t ipai district supervisor is convinced;, lu.tvrt-runetai semces eieiSmi,h of Idaho FalN. Idaho, wilh 11 Ihe KeCOrd '." " ' .nS'"ls N0'IU:,'..le-,,1.h.1, a comnlete munt has been11"1'1 'of Phillip Santos Filippeb(.kin!: a siriowaiU al Foul,h CilllS, inilllUlllH. HI H 1,'llCr UaiC. . ... P,i illPl nj TllPtrlav mni-ninp i . ..- . . . . ... iimacc. una. de ai ed nonunion' .- o-.ana ttisn streets lucseiav morn- Knnrral spi-vi. ps for A I C Bp,,, me total population Ol incolK)r- Ijamin Uwcll Weaver who died alcrt Placcs lo noft "'' nw'v near here Anril 16 will lake nla.-e '"" be i5sted as soon as the Collision Investigated Ward's Klamath Funeral Home is'"""10' ri,.,1:l!' dol;,il(;d PnHation KLAMATH PALLS BIRTHS Alexander Bon, in Mr .d ! charge of arrangements. Stock cows and calves medium irU, ASZ tX, vv to mostly good l!i;-2.16. Medium .. ton i YOKMAN J 165181 nor sol pnmmni, 117 w. L DEA!-?0fl? " Kr ." J'"""" The body of Isl I.I Rnhort .1 150 ier pair. - ii tii,mQ ib , v. oi, Socman, who died near Diamond """t""11' figures will be issued in Washing- 'V'1'"' ,'SI; 'oseph's Calho-inB. ton lalcr this year aflcr llie re- turns have the Census lie Church. Yreka, with lhe Rev. Her car rolled from a parking STOCKTON Livestock: Cattle salable 25. cows 15.50. boy. weighing 17 li 29 125 13 '. 41 .12 V Pr' 'est. 44 217 .11 ', 73 i; 111 '.; 40 60 57 "i'.llv 7.1 Sep 4(1 1 4 Dec 42 i.jMar 23'i! Corn 80 May 8 4') J .lly .16 'ij.Sep 41 'ilPec .17 20 4!WarrlpH In ArliiiiMitn 'alir,n:ii 1'i.m I.MP,y WashiMPlm, 11 C f,- f:,v,l l,ld MIIK-IVISOr GRAINS CHICAGO (AP' High Low Close Prev Close Wheal May 2,08', 2.07', 2.08-08' hppn tabulated tin11-'"1"01' ''''ancis Sullivan official- ia(.p and ran across the side Bureau's electronic'"1'1 'nterment. was in SI. .Io-Uvaik. officers said. Thc cor was seph s Cemetery. A rosary wastowod t0 a local garage. The own- The importance of a comnlcleiIFtn nonuay evening in Lira- cr ,-,tp,- claimed il. Damage was !iount was stressed by the dis- "c, s Mineral Chaiel. negligible He inled out' M; ruipiw nas neen a resident , p,CP ais0 investigated a col- figures com-,"' 'sm."." Luuiiiy un ni ycars.iiision between cars driven bv census must l'nnllnK I'erc from Ihe Azores Gerald Lee Pnngon. 1020 Norl'h stand as official until the next," m "as om- "v-Sixth Street, and Robert Arnold 'Federal Census nl"sl ol llis life ln llle Hnw-Kcllcy ol Tulelake al the corner i.-.i i ;.i r i iuhj kinsville area. He was lhe last ofUf Sivii, :i,-ppi ana kiamaii, a,.. HnX?T,TV'K,Tn;?,?,lll Clothes Stolen llo slates and stale funds, in turn.'8 "il' of six. He is survived p Tuesday allernoon. llill.uiji l. Police Chiel are al'olled lo counties and mil- "' "-.-. .son o.u.miui ixcncy was cnargen witn lail- 1.00 Jones said a traveler com- nicipal'lics on a per capita basis. anrt Mrs- Crieves, Yrcka. ure to yield right ol way lo a plained Won worth of clothes and So a short count means a short Mls- Jla,'.v Bovoo and Mrs. Agncsjvehicle. Officers said he attempt other articles were stolen Irom'allnlmcni Thus, il is imperative 'Lemns. Monlague: Mrs. Laura pd lo make a left turn Irom Ins car as il was parked here'thal we have a complete count. : Wheat and Mrs. Adelaide I.ee. South Sixth Street onto Klamath Tuesdav morning. .The help of every resident ol Onnsmuir: nephews, Carl and Ar-iwhile driving in the right-hand lv Hospital (L'PI- FSMNSi -io. UINL1 tllllllLurn, l,v.., till liii.li .. . ., , .. I HERRON-Brn 10 Mr, ,nrl Mr,. Dm, ,,,PS ami inln,-,r, Wa.,1'. k'l.-,,,,.''"'" . I!W Population llglli es Com- ,lec llllll slork M Hrrron April is In KlAinAIS Vflllpv . . . . ni pr n, l ip rnri-pnl I Mo,!r. ."'?.'"" .VS' alh rnneral Home in charge of'' oc ,M ., v, when he was Calves salable none hoes sal- Al"'1 " '" K'"'"" vmiov hos- "in"s-wo". Li. . , ... pitfll girl, ftfiohina A lbs.. 13 on. anie .m: sheep salahle 1j0. No small e y Horn io Mr and m or 1U SUMMARY Man Injured In Accident 2.07' i.B-r, i.84 I Bl 1.86 I.BG'i l.91 l !H 1.91'j I 041, 1.(151, The victim. .1. W linn ,u,,....r, .. r i..i.. .lil.lt.. I inrl-j C'nl ifn,.,,i .. I I 11.11. J. IO.I.1. I I1"""" il'.iui,,. .-iit.iiu.V, vo,,.,.,..i, , 186' 1 ,i'i,-,rti rt,,im-iii un Itlllliailll ! nih .-.un, ii-i., ,11111.11111111; si-v- j 4 Road Tuesdiiy night, state police eral dress shirts, two suits, two . 3 1 reported. pair of dress trousers, some Rose of Pio the ana is needed to reach this ted as miss-lgoal," he said. 21 '1 42 s. Mar Oats May .74 lly I 18 i.:i3 1.21 I I7'i 1.17', 1.17', l itis i.io'j 1 . 10 1.111 1 I ,I8---, I 18 I.2IV2I I I.I . ' A .75 42 5( Sep 12 ' Doc 22 '4 1 live 6 ' May 45 .lly 7.1 ;sep 56'j'Dpc IS .74' .71-4 ."lii .74 s. .74". .72'. .72 .74:.-7 1.I0'-j 1.14'. .74" .7IJ .71-' .741 I'l.VS FKKT A llv can walk on Ihe ceiling Al Dunn. 23. 1226 Kane Street, i socks and handkerchiefs, a Iran-land not (all because il has tmv was taken hy Peace Ambulance sistor radio and some personal pads allarhcd to each foot on its a cam- six legs. When it walks on smooth light me-: places, these pads flatten out arm and was released. Iter and film and a carton ol cig- ."gainst the surface so closely The accident occurred aboutlarettes. -tluil they hold on. 7 p.m. one mile south of Sut ton Iloiid. Felix Peace, amhu- llmr Philliie. Yrcka; Edward Fil-ilane. The Pongon car was going ippe. weed; Dan ntippc. Dorris; and William and James Filippe. 'Montague. in the same direction in lhe left hand lane. Damage was minor and no injuries resulted. . was laiscu oy i cacc ;moui;ince :,-,' ipuiu p-im mihh- ' to Klamath Valley Hospital where papers, an electric razor, he was treated for injuries to an era case containing a li 1.20, 122'. 1 211- I .22'. 1.21 1.21 l.25 1.22', l.22, .25". 1.24', 1.24'. 1 1 22'. 1 22'. 1.23's !5'i lance driver, said only one car was involved and Dunn appar ently was alone in Ihe car. The car may have rolled over. I Further details were unavailable. 2(1 3 : Soybeans 56-V;May 2.t:i'i 2.12', 2 12', -a, 2 l:t 26 ,rlly 2 I6J 2.15 2 15-15'. 2.15-', .17 i.iScp 2 10-, 2.091, 2,ms.. 2 10' i '-, . i Xnv 9 nil. n nui . Inni. , mi. .... . ..w. - . , , 26', Jan 2 1.1 2 11', 2 II'. 2 12'. 27 .j POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO (l'P.FSMNS Potatoes: Hussels Klamath U.S. IA 2-incli minimum 8 00 6 23; U.S. 1 6-0unce minimum 650 LOS ANGFLLS tl PI-FSMNS'-Potaloes: Russets Klamath w',S. 1A huge 5.75. "' Actress Feuds With Police HOLLYWOOD (AP' - Actress Itivta Thvsspn ua, narkpH nif in liail in handculls alter an ami- mpnl with a policeman at a traf 'ic light I "She pushed me." said ollicer Itlerry Jackson, who stopped Ihe Islispely blonde when she ran a red light in her car Tuesdiiy. 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