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Newspaper Page Textr? qrrw irT A V A TTT WWS FRIDAY. MARCH 13, 1931 PAOFWTNB 0 3 EJOnY AKJ CD SEELO. DO EttlEt Klamath Fall Btuinett and Professional DIRECTORY rtis merchant and prnfaeeloael eeeiit Hated oa this page art auewe Klenielh Fells mnsl Callable busleaae men ana woman Hare van wltl f lttf the firms llalad slphebelleelty who will eerva mi eonnniliallv and eremullv lhey are all ekllled In their ra iHetlve llnae Tall on them laeay, i'laaaa msntluu that you aaw ihalr ail In Th klarnalb News. AIITOMOIIILM DKAI.rOim ANDY'S 8IJPICII BNRVICU. Wood year Urea, washing; greasing Kinross. Open all night. lltl and Klamath. I'HIN'IINli Kl.AMATII PRINTING CO.. Ill No 4th HI. Prompt sarnie. BARBER Kl MI'lll'IIV BAItllKIt HIIOP Heed rilino llaHirn Now MM tioutll Mltlh HI. firmr 41' Sell's I. emery mora )h- Ftenlngs CHIROPRACTORS Dr. Paul C. Long (HIKll'HAI11K AN fa KltVK hl'KI IAI.IHT 1117 Houtn Hevrqlh Street Phone 1040 For Year HeaUh'e Hake Be Dr. Glen Moore Chlroirrtir Palmar Graduate He Ifiimo iu Offlr l'hone liH DANCING SCHOOL I'bone 1009 Phone Hn-J. Learn to Dance Hoguo-Duracha School of Dancing ll under aim rim " Uallat Aernbaile. T Tap eoo rharaclerlalle "arielm. aeaaae Hall Ula-.ir. Fella DENTISTS GUARANTEED DENTISTRY REDUCED PRICES LIKE I.IKF. PLATKH Oaaraatenl to l it M npeclal Ixm Price m( Wcdneaitay ami Saturday Ktrnlngs Free Examination DR. THOMPSON "The" Heart For la." hone ma.1. TIO "'" M' DENTIST t)HTI.AM PAINLK89 DKMIHTH OH. II MAVrOMl. Mgr. (nil y Aeeelalaaaet Unlranra Mara Hotel, eetael Klevaalh as Mall eH Klamath falls, lire. Dr. A. O. Roenicke Dentistry end Orthodontia 007 Oregon Bank Bldg. 1'hone 1 1 AM. HOSPITALS KIAMATH'H KMKKUKNCX HOSPITAL" THE VALLEY ' HOSPITAL Cor. Fourth and line Sla. INSURANCE Bon Factory Worker Maw Mill Men rh Commonwealth Casualty Co. offors you a policy for $10 a year, 1 25 per week If you ira alck or havo an ncclilent. Call at 1127 Main St., Itooiu 223, llirvl Building. Open evenings. W. II. ROSS. Audit. TAILORS Charles J. Cizelc MKUCIIAMT TAILOR Makea Good Clotbea 1UU South Seventh Ht. TRANSFER Office I'houo 170(1. ltr. l'liono 1001. Pioneer Transfer Co. General limiting and Gnrden Hull. WELL DRILLING Well Drilling Contractor . Antomatlo pump, new and id (at engine, pip and well aslng, hot water wall (or testing plants, 2000 South Sixth Phone IIM-W. ' VOCHATZKR UHOfl. Combination NEWS AND HERALD Class Ad Rates rbra eama a word Mcb llmt adla printed. 4am ad run on weak, 10 per cent dlsrounL 4am ad run oaa month, 20 par ' cent discount. Telephone 1900 FOR RENT KOIt ItKNT Nicely furnlahrd room, twin beda, hot ami rold walar, private lollxt. Men Imine board II doalred. i'hone liu-V renln. Hit Wonlvn. 1 3-1 1 KOIt HKST Clean apartment, clo.o In. Inquire 731 Walnut. 14-lt KOIt KKNT lledroorna. 3S7 N. tiih. 13.3t KOIt nKNT l-ronm lurnlahed apartment. Alio aloi plni room. II fine. 1 J-2t KOIt IIKNT Kurnlabed apnrl menl. 127 8. 7lh. l:.f KOIt MKNT 2-room houae. near ly furnlahrd. aaraae. fir, a mniiih. huna I7I-H. 23.1b Hhaala Way. 1 J-2t Klllt ItKNT 4-rnnm moilrrn linnan, lurnlahed. Alan t-rnrilll raliiu, furnlahrd. with lilanketa, etc. Apply CU2 llioad alruvl. 11-31 UKM TlKl'LI.Y fiimlBhed room. I private home; gnraKe. I'relcr j hiialneaa party. Wry rcaaon able. Apply 2i0l Itlclaniull.in. 11-3I Klllt ItKNT 2-room furnlahed llouae, with bath. 1734 t.'rea lant. 11-31 KUK IIKNT .'ew small prlrate apartment, furnialieU HZ. 1 U3U L'pham. 11-tl Klllt ItKNT 1 room ftlrnMlr.l apartment, and one alfttina room. i:l dak. ll-.lt KOIt ItKNT Furnished apart mont. 637 lllycli. Iniulru I -"3 N. fill.. lo-tt KOIt KKNT I'arily (urnl.hed 4 room bouao with larose: close In. H a mouth, ( all 242-J. rOR RENT Completely (nr alehaaV r alaam heated apart Oieula. - toi Arms. 23-IUt FOH ItKNT 2-room apartment, rlosu In. Inquire 411 N. Third SI. fj.fita Foil ItKNT New modern li-room uufurnlsbad house, with garaan. close In. (U4 Delta Ht. 6-tf FOH ItKNT Modern Vrooms. furnished o r uufurulsbud, hreak'nat nook, anrmte. Imiulru l.lnyj Ityan. 200" Muilnc street, near corner Oregon f od lllehn. -6-tf KOIl IIKNT J-room modern j apartmeiit. 318 N. 2nd. 3-tf FiR HK.NT Koom. 413 illsh. l'hone 730-R. jj.if FOIl ItKNT New 3-room fur uished honse. 125. 223C Ore gon Are. 24-tt FOIl RKNT Klrst class apart ments, (urnisberi. Braus Apis. I'hiina 668-J. or 200. 6-tt FOR RKNT s-ronm furnished apartment: garage, close In, inmlerale rent. Tall at Hut Springs Court, 221 Sprlug St. 14-t( FOR IIKNT Strictly new fur nished apartments, close In, at different prices. Itlrhter Real ty Co., 8S5 8. 11th St. 2-tt FOR RKNT Nice bedroom. (, block from Mnlu. 134 n. 3rd. 12-tf FOR ItKNT 3 aad 4-room fur nished apartmouts, reasonaiile. l'hone I24X-W. 4-tf fOR IIKNT Furnished apart ments 419 No. loth. is. 361 FOR RKNT 4 rooms and bath, furnished. 1603 Oregon avo. Inqulro 1646 Oregon Ave. 16-tf MISCELLAPltOUS MKN'S made to measure suits down to 20. Samples nt Altn inont l'ark llnrher Shop, after noons nnd evenings. 13-tit LADY with experience wishes npnrtmant house management In exchange for apartment nnd sonio wages. News, box 3 61. 12-3t PAINTING, puperlng nnd kalso mlnlng, both new and old work, half price. 603 Joffcrson street, l'hone 1305. 11-tlt CHARIS KRIEND8 mnst sea what the new models are like. 1086-J. 422 Washington, Kitty Miller. 7-61 UP1IOI.STRRINO and repairing nt furniture. Thurman, 311 Commvrcliil St. Phoue 2071. 3-2fft PAINTINO, papering and kalso mlnlng; dnm graining, remod eling und building; work guar anteed. Day phone 813-W; evening. 1377-M. C. C. Hyde, 2318 Harden. 10-201 KLAMATH WAREHOURR, Stnr nge, moving, parking, shipping. Phone 1027. 444 Spring St. 2 2-tt RADIO SERVICE Expert rndlo service of nil kinds, backed by years of experience. Wm. Long, 1012 Donald St., In front Knlr Tlow school. Phone 1454-M. Tubes, part, etc. 8-tf FOR SALL Automobile FOR SALE! 1930 Bulck 2-door sedan; a fine car, in good con dition, 876, term. 1706 Main trt. " 13.-3t FOR SALE Real EalaU FOR HAI.B Kl.eptlouslly good Ini'oiiiu properly, on Main Ht. Kinall down payment reuulred. tmlunce like rent, fall The Klamath Development Co., 1106 Main Ht. i'boue No. 1. 1101 Foil HAI.K Two 5-room modern Itousi's, or will trade for car. smull lule model truck, or aore e, Imiulre Spring Street Iron Woiks. Phone 13-11 Wl'l IIAVK 2i cnoic lots that we lire selling on eusy terms, 12 down and 1 a week. 1'rlre U5 In 2uu. f'ullendlna Service Station, I'ollcau city roud. FOR HAI.K Close In acre trails and residence lots, l'rlres low as 1160, with only 10 down and 6 per month. The Klam ath Development Co., 14U6 Muln Ht. I'liou N. 1. SMITH Baldwin hotel, axrhaiig ea, leasoa homos and furms, boa neur-ln, rlcau, modern 4-ruom bouse, cheap. 7-6t UKAUTIKI'l. IIOMK nn Pacific Terrace for sale by owner at a sacrifice. Hoi (62, News. 12-61 IIOMK SITES Of H to 5 acres; terms. RANCHES iJirge or small for sale or excbaiiKe; campgrounds, apsrtments and residences, here or elsewhere. WOl'LD API'ItKClATK some of your Insurance business. Representing American Kagle, New York Casualty Co., and others. 4 AC' UK:) on highway, sale or trade. JOHN C. FRENCH CO. REALTOR 607 Klamath Ave. Phone 1130 KOIt SALK Service station and grocery store, on I'urlflc IiIkIi wsy, Dunamtilr. Calif, llox 4 2, Dunimulr, Calif., or see owner nt Oak lintel, city. 1 1-61 FOR HAI.K One Overland six's, dun, good condition; cheap for ra.ti. phonr 126S-.M, alter 13-il KOIt HAI.K Kordson tractor, good condition; a susp. Roy Cull Auto Co. "27 Commer cial St. lo-t FOR SALE KOIt HAI.K Six blah grade ilnl steln heifers, five fresh now. II. J. Tlcknor. Langell Valley. 13-31 FOH SALE Mahogany desk. silgnuy useo. mono sim-v.. 12-31 FOR SAI.K Jersey cow. Just fresh. Inquire 22b2 WauUand Av. JJ-3l FOR SALE Phonograph. Phone 1056-W. 12-Jt AI'CTION Saturday. April 4ih, et 1 p. m.. by oaricn s garaae, 721 Klamath Ave.: Hotel fur niture and fixtures, 25 beds ' complete, stoves, chairs, dress ers, dishes, rugs, curtains and drupes; everything goes. Wntch for large ad. Col. Swlgnrt, Auctioneer. ll-4t KOIl SALE Oak dining table. 4 chnlrs. Phone 1'12-lt. U-3t FOR HAI.K-NIn good milk cows. one Durham bull, 10 calves. Harold Purtrtdge, Bonanzu. ll-3t FOR SALE Milk cows. One mllo north of Spring Iike school bouse. John Fach'a runch. 8-6t FOR SALE 17 head of regis- lered shorthorn hulls; 9 head 2-year-old bulls ready for serv ice; 8 head yearlings. Inquire at 11111 llros., Merrill, Ore. 7-St PII.VERIZKII sheep fertlllxer. l'hone ltio.i, after e p. m. &-bi" ESTIMATES FREE Build up roofing; expert repairing, cnii Swan Lake Moulding Co. IMinne 7r.!. or 1S71-J. 21-2i;t HOOTS AND HKR VH TA mi MJ fjOWt 6V0W4 Vfe TA VJS06H' VSOOX. ZtCHAt Of 'Af. IHMClf. Rdl 1 TOOK. T.H' VWONO WOM'X BLMtfe 'TsM 'TWOOCM ,fcra..X VJOW W. WOVTA WClY OOO6H VOttMTO I "CA5rJTO OOT VWa F 1" WASH TIJBBS (SO N00 HAD OUST LEFT HWlfNI. ON A. VyA f i THAT'S A LIE. I'VJE WM VOUR PtANG XAMINEP, FLICMT TO TM6 CANAL 70N6 WHENICD JsJ I a fll THAT VOU GAM6 OOT OF OAS. WERE. FOilCEO DOWN BY f X VUBTHERMOR6 . OFFICIALS M HAVANA ASS0R6 MOTOR nROUBLG? JjaagrSjeSSUtt. J I g THAT no SOCH PLAMe has left their AIR.- TT HELP WANTED WANTED Man or woman to sell ncoldent and sickness policies. Call at 1127 Main Ht. Room 222. 13-21" YOUNIl MAN to train for execu tive position. Educutlonal work, $21 per week, plus trav eling expenses guuruuteed. Hex 363. 13-11 WANTED Man and wife on ranch, woman to cook for four and infill for gi.ucrul farm work. P. O. box 4U4. 13-11 WANTED Woman to 100k on ranch for four. P. O. box 177. 13-lt" Wtt 'It. AC ha special course In lumber bookkeeping. Klamath tlualnesa College. 2U3-2I0 I. O. O. K. Illdg. Pbone 1279. 4-tl "DIKBEL l'OWKRKD RACINO I'AIIS" Olesel powered aeroplanes, trucks, stages, and even motorcycles, besides all other powered ma chinery. Is now euuipped with the wonder Diesel Engine nt one-eighth the operating ex pense und with greater power and efficiency. Thousands of nu n will enter tbla highly paid field of new opportunity through our Intensified practi cal Diesel training. We have a new Illustrated booklet, "Diesel Opportunities of 1931." It's free. Write or call for your copy. Special concessions to vet erans. HEMPHILL DIKSEL ENGINEER ING SCHOOLS 418 Bell St.. Seattle, Wash. 1043 Pender St. W., Vancouver. II. C. 8-l "DIESEL CHEAPER THAN KI.KCTIUC POWER" So economlcul Is the Diesel En gine that tho largest hotels In the east, factories. rnlls. loco motives, ocean Hues, and hun dreds of other mschlnes aud plsnts are now adopting the Diesel Knirlnu. Eu h engine re quires a trulned engineer. Em ployers luok to us for trained operators. Only a few weeks required by our Intensive pruc llral training lo qualify for one of these highly paid Diesel jobs opening lo the Hemphill Certi fied Diesel Engineer. Write or call today for the new "Diesel Opportunity of 1931" booklet. Special concessions to veterans. HEMPHILL DIESEL ENGINEER ING SCHOOLS 418 Hell St.. Seattle. Wash. 1043 Pender St. W.. Vancouver, II. C. 8-6t "DIESEL WINS OVER ELEC TRIC POWER" Many factories, mills, ice plants, lighting plunts, canneries, etc., throughout the country are now Installing the economical and efficient Diesel Engine provid ing employment for Hemphill Certified Diesel Engineers. Are you aware of the many oppor tunities this new giant field ef Industry is offering to tho trained Dlese) engineer? Write or cull for our new "1931 Diesel opportunities booklet. Special concessions to ex-service men. HEMPHILL DIESEL ENU1NEKH 1NO SCHOOLS 418 Bell St.. Sc.iltle. Wash. 143 Pender St. W., Vancouver, 11. V. 8-61 WANTED IIICIIEST PRICE paid for second hand furniture and stoves. Call Sam. 1S61-W. opposite Ford garage. 12-tf ACTIVE Ml'LTlC.RAI'H shop. Ex pert work guaranteed. Multi graphing, addressing, mailing, notary public. Room 2U, Wil ms building. Pbone 204. 2s-tl CASH PAID for second hand fur niture, stoves. Phone 2u.le-W. Dirk's Bargain House. Plume 1409 Main St. lo-tt WANTED Boarders, steam heat ed rooms; 3 block from Main 325 N. 6th. 27-2et MONEY TO LOAN AUTO FINANCING Ixan. refi nancing. Ready money at low rates, liberal terms. Consult ut for "A Krlendlv Service." MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. Kenneth Moore, Mgr. 35 Main Phone 1144 8-tf BUDDIES 1 MtSVXT iOfc PA WEX rVWOT WW 1 A. WMAODT Ill 1 Wfs. Gone 'ttA SorAE 'VrVVXX VMCt St...ov WEtt. .Vacwx YMfc W' KJ . '( .1 t,.,.,..,. J ) SITUATIONS WANTED COMPETENT WOMAN cook wish es work Hi camp or ranch. Ad dress 1937 Wautland. 10-61 LADY wishes housework by day or hour; good cook. Call 147-M. 7-tf BABY CHICKS MAOUIRE super quality chick. Wood tested and accredited. Hpeclul matlnys at regular prices. Barred Plymouth Rocks aud Rhode Island iteds, 114 a hundred; While Leghorns, Han eon, Hollywood, or 1. A. C. strains, 112.16 a hundred, transportation paid. Prompt shipments. Catalogue wilb 200 testimonials free. Mugulre eloctrlo Hatchery, 787 Oregon St., Portland. Ore. 3-26t BUSINESS CHANCES IF YOU CAN INVEST 1760. we can sell you business equipment that will pay you f3,60U (or more) per year. You can start with 175, only part time re quired to look after this busi ness. This Is a legitimate busi ness proposition, not a get-rlch-qulek scheme. Write for full details. Cobli Amusement Co., Fairfield. Alabama. 12-31 LOST and FOUND LOST Brown kid glove. Please return to Empire hotel. 13-lt NOTICE OF SPECIAL FLEC TION. HORSEFLY IRRIGA TION DISTRICT OF KLAM ATH COUNTY. OREGON. Notice is hereby given that special election will be held Sat urday, the 1 1th day of April, 1931, within the Horsefly Irriga tion District of Klamath County, Oregon, for the purpose of deter mining whether a certain contract shall be entered into between the s.ild Horsefly Irrigation District, tile Langell Valley Irrigation Dis trict and the Lulled Stales of America for the dredging by the United Statea of a fhanoel from a point near the outlet of Clear Lake to a point In tile northeast quurter of set!on 27, township 4 7 N.. range 7 K.. M. D. M . for the purpose of augmenting the ir rigation water supply, wherein aud whereby the maximum umnnnt to be assumed by the Horsefly Irrigation District Is 414,7 11.55, exclusive of penalties and Interest, and the proportion ate part of the operation and maintenance cost of said work, wherein and whereby the maxi mum amount to be assumed by the Langell Valley Irrigation Dis trict is 130.288.45. exclusive of penalties and interest, and the proportionate part of tho opera tion and maintenance coat of said work. That at said election the ballot shall contain the words: Contract with the United StatesY." "Contract with the United That the pelllng . place desig nated for said election la the dis trict office, Tho polls shall be open at 8 o'clock on the morning of said election day and shall he kept onen until five o'clock in the aft ernoon of said day. A copy of said contract is 01 record In the district office build lug where all voters of the district mar examine It. Given hv order of the directors of llnrseflv Irrigation District, this Uth day of March, 193L 1KL DAVIS, PresidenL WILLIAM R. IRWIN. Director. JOHN ROSS, Director. WM. F. B. CHASE. Secretary. (Mar. 13. 20. 27; Apr. 3, 10) CHICAGO. March 9 (UP) Joey Freeman. 130, Chicago, won a 10 round decision from Bubo Ruth. 126, Louisville, Kj., here tonight. Phil Ross. 158. Chicago, knocked out Dean Spencer, 159H. Des Moines, Iowa, in the sixth round. The Bishop of London receive n s-l-ry of nbout 850,000 a year. Just Like a Woman Something to Pelicans Now Returning To Klamath Lake It Is said that when the baseball elubs commence to eunctlon, It I the most cer tain sign of spring. Klam ath county may not hare It baseball club, but Klamath does have It pelican. Thee regal white bird who spend winter months In southern climes, returning to Klamath'a lakes at the commencement of warrS weather, are again return ing to their fishing haunts. Eight of them were een on Upper Klamath lake near Squaw point yesterday. Mid-West and Coast Teams in S e m i-Finals KANSAS CITY, Mo.. March 12. (UP) Two basketball teams from the Pacific coaat and two from the Mid-West, won their way Into the aeml-flnal ronnd of the National A. A. V. basketball tournament tonight. Los Angela was represented by the Los Angeles Athletic club, which defeated East Central Teachers, of Ada, Okla., 43 to 30. San Francisco placed with Its Young Men'a Institute team. Y. M. I. conquered the Big Four A. A. of Cincinnati. 28 to 21. The Los Angeles-East Central game was marked by rourh play. The westerners, all more than six feet In height, scored almost at will when they worked the ball down the court. They led. 21 to 14. at the half. The Ok Istaomans, outplayed by the L. A. A. C. paasing attack, put up a stubborn defense. - The Y. M. l.-BIg Four game was close throughout, with the tall, rangy San Franclseona hold ing a 14 to 9 lead at the half. Tha aeml-flnals, bringing to gether four of the country's outstanding basketball quintets, will be held Friday night with the final Saturday night. There were two other game tonight. In one of them, Kansas City A. C. kept pace with the Pacific coast team and went Into the aemi-flnals by defeating Lowe-Campbell, of St. Louis. 26 to 21. MacFarlane and Cox Lead For ; Four-Ball Title MIAMI, Fla., March 12. (UP) Willie airrnr an. Tn.v.nn. N. Y single-putted eight greens' ju a row anu snot a au. six under par to lead hi partner. Whiffy Cox, Brooklyn, to an extra final round victory over the favorites. Gene Saraxen and Johnny Farrell in the international four-ball golf championship today. Saraxen, New York, and Far rell. SL Aurnatlne CI. ousted 3 and I by some of the most spectacular golf ever seen In four-ball competition, with MacFarlane carrying all the load for the winning team. Clarence Camber and Cyril Walker. 1930 champions, were eliminated la the second round of play. HOORAY! "Come along tonight. We have a triple celebration." "What Is It?" "It 1 our silver wedding an niversary. We hare paid the last Installment on our wedding furniture, and we are christen ing the new furniture that we are purchasing on the hire sys tem and which will be paid tor oy tne time we reach our golden anniversary." Ulk. Berlin. wfcva. vvvst. ,'rc Ten. Worry About SOHj THAT "(OOTujO AR6 TH6 FU&ITlvfcS Wuo" WHAT rvc v Tv.wm wamuiwnre m . -i ARE VOO HlWTlNCj WRNINCr, THAT COLLECT TH6 5,000 REIAARP, rV AT V 1 . M 5 TODAY'S PORTLAND Livestock PORTLAND. March 12. (UP) Hogs estimated 280. Market steady to week. Two car loads mixed weight sold on naaia 01 s for 209 to 218 rxiund average and 8707.25 for 241 to 269 pounds, with small package 13 1 pound pig to a feeder buyer at 87. Only strictly choice 160 to 200 pound drive-ins brought 18.25, with less desirable offer ings as well as strongwelghts up to 220 pounds at 88, and heavier kinds 87 6 7.60. Few rough heavy packing sow $6.50. Cattle estimated 108, calves 10. One ear common to medium 948 pound steer 88.86; one load of mixed steer and she stock ar rived late, not sold. Drive-ins fully steady. Sale limited to low cutter to common she stock 32-50 6 6.50, with few cutter to low medium bulls $404.75. and mixed calves and yealer 87 Oil. Sheen estimated 100, all drive Ins. Market quotably steady. Package uneven medium to near good 92-pound lambs $8.60. some common grade 80 pounds. 36; near choice 100 pound yearlings 86 and 130 pound wethers $5. Good to choice 146 ts 166 pound ewea $l.604. Vegetable Price to farmers: Carrot. 20 0 25 doxen bunches: lugs, 25c; turnips, 26c doxen bunches; lug. 36040c; spinach, fancy, 750 90e orange box; beets, 35 0 40c doxen bunches; lugs. 40 0 45c; potatoes, local, large, S.90O1 sack; small, 65 75c; cabbage, flat type. 80 ft 76c orate: parsnips, bulk, 40 O 60c lug; radishes, best, 20c doiea bunches; celery root, 60a doxen; broccoli, southern Oregon. No. 1. $1.25 crate; No. 2. $1 crate; green, Italian. 70 075c per bor ; apples, face and till pack, largj, 60 076c; small, 65 0 60c box; Brussels sprouts, best. $1,25 0 1.80 box; ordinary, $1.0601.18. Beatty Beats Bonanza Five By 36-25 Score Wednesday night the Beatty team won their county league game with the Bonanxa team. The game was played at Bonanxa and it was the only time any team but the Tomahawks has woa from the Bonanxa boy this year. The game was fast throughout with the final score 36 to 26. Tha Beatty team consists of In dian boy and has developed into a fast playing five that will give any team a real battle. The county league Is nearing . . A mm.A im nHln. nl.nl. tin. (Ml VUU UU . -..- J tor any team near the top. The TomanawKs are leaomg mo league at the present time. C. L. Holliday Services Held Here Thursday Final rites for the late Charles Lee Holliday were held from the Earl Whitlock Chapel at 10:80 a. m. yesterday, with Melville T. Wire, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. The chapel was tilled with flowers, sent as a final mark of respect to one of Klamath best known pioneers. Two vocal selections, "Face to Fsce.' and "No Night There," were sung by R. E. Patterson, ac companied by Mrs. M. Helena Joj aux. Pallbearer were George TJlrlch, Morris L. Johnson, K. Sugarman. E. M. Bubb, F. H. Hamblett and Jack Baile Vault entombment was made In the family plot in the Llnkville cemetery. , The Bolshevist navy consists of four vessel, the Marat, the Paris Commune, the October Revolution and the Michael Fruntse. All these vessels are 16 years old. ve wave MK) VOsYk. ot,ftrCCtt TEKfTEO MOM tQ VNB, TWS. WMUCPtfa MTKiSA jrtey m Of WE 0U WAY BE ( 1 SHALL TURN I'M OrOlMCi To 1 aCWMsa StWOCt, WtC. IC JN NEV4 0VatfU5 IHfc WQMbNT Wfe eKKIMg. lMAEltTETO - Batterfa Portland Wholesale price: But terfat: Direct shippers, track, 24 0 25c; No. 1 grade, 10 0 20c; sta tion. No. 1, 26 427e; No. S, 20 it 23c; Portland delivery prices: No. 1 butterfat, 28 0 29e: No. S, 28 0 24o; sweet, 310330 lb., Port land. Live Poultry Heavy hens, colored. IU lbs.. 11" Hrt U. tn A lha 11.. --Amm 3 lbs., 12c: springers, SlS33c; roasters. 21c: old roosters. 8c: ducks, 22024c; geese, 8c; tur gors, iVVIIC. Batter and Kgga Portland dalrv exohanse ericas: Butter;' Cube extras. 3oc: stan dards, 29c; prime firsts, 28c; firsts. 37c. Eggs: Pacific poultry producers price: Fresh extras. 17c: stan dards, lc; fresh mediums, 16c; pullets, 9o doxen. Wheat B. B. blues tern. 7e: soft white. 66e; western white 66e; hard win ter, 63e; northern spring. 83ci westers red, 63c. SAW FRANCISCO SAN FHANCISCO. March 12. (UP) Butter: Extras 23c nrima firsts. 28 He. Kggs: u. a. NO. 1 extras, urge, 19 He; medium. 16 44c: smalL 12 4o. Cheese: Calif, fancy flats, lie. Potatoes: Rivers. 31.76 01.10: Wash. Netted Gems. $101.30. Poultry: Broilers. 29 030c; fryers. 32 034c; colored roes tars, 3H lbs., and np, 35 36c; old roosters, 1215c; leghorn old roosters, 12c; leghorn bens, all sixes 19O20e; large colored hen. 24 e 26c; turkeys, young, nomin al. Grain: Barley feed. 95097UOI wheat, milling. $1.2001-36. Butterfat: Market price. Iter, f. o. b. San Francisco. 29c KANSAS CITY KANSAS CITY. Mar. 12. (DP) Cattle sold steady on tha Kan sas city livestock market today along with hogs. Sheep were weak, however. Cattle and Bog receipts were light while the large quantity of sheep oa the market drugged trading. There were few steer and yearling on the list, not enough to make a market. Top tat hogs sold at $7.65 and the bulk of sales ranged from $7.25 07.60. Beet fed western lambs brought 18.66. No other sale were reported. IOei ANGELES LOS ANGELES. Mar. 12. (UP)' The cattle market here today was steady, with receipts of 400, Hog receipts 50: holdovers, 104. Market fully steady. neep receipts xau. Hogs: Load 210 pound east. eras 88.25. Good light weights quoted around $8.50. Cattle: Five loads of Arlxona steers $7.60 0 7.76: load Arlxona fed nelters 67. lu; duik cows $4.2505.60; few $5,750 23. Cslres 100, steady; native veal ers $9.50012.76. Sheep: Medium to choice fed lamba quoted $7 08.25. Says Hujh imiKKRoattM&s i . NBNLY HOSTED QW UOX1HGAM0A SttNKINtW By Martin VVUts.1 WtU. X 60lVb NOT I'. Wfc (aMS R5. MffT M-4HMTC 8v VOO VCM "WW. YOU KXLNW .gaff COUNTO? MOBS. By Crane ASSURE?, (jENTIEME N, TH AT NOD OVER TO TUG. AUTHORITIES i