Juna 20, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
I Saw
I eaw a large groeo iUn
wllh thr llrli In It pass mo
on turn by Ilia lllllnf statlt'ti
on Oregon annua. It waa
near Upham atraat. Tha driver
batiar eimly tha. book o( rulaa
and take an examination. '
Mri. llurton UraaD
Hotel Wlllard Uue.te Oueats
registered at tha Wlllard hotel
F.untay night ware: N. A. Fey.
Sarrementn; A. E. dllnon, Lot
Anglet; W. H. Mrl,eln, Helem;
E. W. Peara, Medford; W. H.
Lamia and C. A. Schmidt and
wife. Ban Francisco; A. B.
Chanay, Portland; M. D. John
aon, city; John L. Tampla, Ilerke
ley; O. Bonnanben, lloaton.
Mass.; "ol Ituban, San Kranela
co; L. Applegate, Harremenio; F.
A. CarleoD. Mr. and Mra. Hiigher,
A. W, Cannon, Portland; J. K.
Leonard, Reno; W. H. Walker,
Berkeley; K. J. Chambera and
wife. Vernon, B. C: Charlet
Bannltl, San Francisco; K. 8
Armstrong. Medtord; R. W.
Keith, Bend; J. A. Hrunla, L.
0. Jaroliaon, Porlland; nud Con
way and parly, 'Oakland Harry
R. rrledman, Chlrago; A. II.
Armea, Medtord; Mr. and Mra.
K. E. Henaell, Loa Angelct; Ted
Meecb. Balein; Ouy C. rrledman,
San Francisco; C. J. Rolf. Seat
tle; Mr and Mra. I. C. Johnson,
Berkeley; W. I". Boyer, Port
land; W. T. Smyth, San Kran
claro; H. A. Miller. Bend; V. O.
Fudge. Portland; Martha Way.
Oold Beach; C. F. Bauer, Lester
Houfer, Hardla Bauer, Cab Bat
ter, Sacramento; W. H. Morrli.
Seattle; E. W. Crlchlon, Ralph
A. and Benton L. Coon, W. U
Keller. W. B. Bowman. Portland;
C. H. Hank. Oakland; Carl R.
Moaer. Portland; W. F. Magulre,
San rranclaco.
Attending Conclave Miss Mary
Bertram, a former Klamath Fella
girl, la attending the national
conclave of umlcorn Ku. national
honor eoelety of home economlca.
at Milwaukee. Wla. Mlsa Bart
ram graduated with honora from
Sacred Heart academy. Klamath
ralla. In till, and with honora
from Oregon State college with
tha claaa of 'SI. She la a mem
ber of the Oregon State chapter
of Omlcorn Nu which aha la rep
reaentlng at tha conclave. Before
returning to her preeent home In
Corvallle aha will visit relatives
In Chicago, ber brother In New
Orleana and with friends In Los
Angolea.
Return From Mre-tliiR fl C.
Teeeum and family hare re
turned from Portland whero Mr.
Tessura attended a superlnton
denta' meeting of Consolidated
Freight Lines. Mr. Teaaum
atatea that report! from all dl
Tlalona ahow a decided Increase
In tonnage for Idaho, Oregon
and Washington, which la a good
Indication of Improved business
conditions, and that all Consol
idated Freight Lines employes
hn have heen off the" payroll
or working part tlma during the
winter, are now working iun
time, due to Increase In volume
of business.
Visit In Klamath Mr. and
Mra. A. l. Dean, twin. -boy,
David and Douglas, and daimh
ter, Lorraine, are spending eev-
eral daya In Klamath Kails as
tha gueeta of Mr. and Mra. w.
T. Dean, their ancle and aunt.
Mr. A. L. Dean la auperlntendent
of achoole at Reedpolnt, Mont.,
and ha and his family are en
route to Palo Alto, where Dean
plana to attend Stanford sum
mer gchool.
Visit Ing From Fresno Mr.
and Mra. Chan. paaman oi
Kreano, Calif., accompanied by
Mlsa Louisa Porter, arrived In
Klamath Falls Sunday morning.
Mra. Bakman will be remembered
aa Mlsa Dehlla Hawkins, tha
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Burt
Mawltlna The fraann visitors
eipect to 'remain here visiting
witn irienas tor aooui a weea.
Oaeeta at Hotel Hall Guests
registered at tha Hall Hotel Sat
urday and Sunday evenings were:
Stanton Poole, Sprague River;
French Johnson,' Tula Lake; W.
D. Dellow, city; Mr. and Mrs.
Mavfleld, Chlloqiiln; Walter Mny,
Porlland; W. M. Grant, 11. F.
Llntuer, Portland; Waldo Davla,
(am Memlro, New York.
Health Cnsea Reported Tha
county health report for tha past
week showed two erarlet fever
esses and one eaae of ayphllla as
tha only contagious dlseasea dur
ing tha week. Office calls dur
ing the week numbered 140,
(range to Meet The Midland
(range will hold regular meet
ing Friday evening, Jnna 13,
when all mem hers are urged to
be present at two visiting grang
ers will attend the meeting.
' Junto to Meet A meeting of
Roycroft Junto will be held Tues
day evening at I o'clock at the
Wunder tea room on Klamath
avenue. "Llnnaeua" will be the
topic for discussion.
Divorce Suit Kllfd Ernest O.
Chlldera filed suit tor a divorce
In circuit court Saturday from
Madge I. Chlldera, charging de
sertion. No children or. property
rlghta are Involved In tha suit.
Recovers From Operation
Charlea Duggnn, who recently
underwent a major operation at
Hlllsldg hospital, haa "Mfiirlied
to his home at 339 'McKTMey
street.
-.-.-.i-.,i.
Returns Home W. B.Wlrtti,
amploya of tha Balalger - Motor
company, waa able to eava Hill
side hospital Monday, after re
ceiving treatment
Leaves llnspt.al H. E. Cor
nell, 1835 Johnson street, who
has been a medical patient at
Hillside hospital, waa able to re
turn home Monday.
Hiirreaeful Fishermen Clyde
Williams and Don Kenyon ob
tained the limit at Seven Mllo
Sunday
Mra, JCnriere Hera Mra. J. E.
Knilers of Ashland returned to
Klamath Kalis Sunday evening In
ruinpany wllh tha delegation of
American Legion membera and
legion auxiliary membera who
attended the northern California
district mooting last week end
at Yruka. Mra. E rulers la dis
trict president of tha legion aux
iliary and while here la assisting
In arranging plana for tha etata
convention.
Arrlilent Reported Y. W. Stal
ford of 3103 Hadcllffa atraet re
ported an accident at tha sher
iff's office Monday morning. Ac
cording to tha report, Stalford
while driving on tha Keno-Wor
den road, struck a cow near tha
Nelson ranch, Sunday evening.
The animal waa not killed and
minor damagea to the car were
received according to the report.
Iavo for M. Mlnnvllle Mra.
Karl C. Reynolds, accompanied by
her two children, Marcllle and
Earl, Jr., and Mra. Ruth Flit li
tany, left for McMlnnvllle Sun
day morning to attend tha atate
convention of the P. E. O. After
the convention Mra. Reynolda and
children eipect to visit relatives
at Sllverton.
Return From Pendleton A
number of Klamath county Po
mona grange membera who have
been attending the atate meeting
at Pendleton, returned Sunday
evening. Among those who re
turned are Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Mark. Mack la Pomona master
of the county.
Kspect to Leeve Among the
Klamath Falls membera who are
planning to attend the state con
ventlon of P. E. O. at MrMInn
villa this week are Mrs. E. W.
Vannlre, Mrs. O. 0. Crawford
Mra. Alfred Collier and Mra. A
M. Collier.
Huetalna Injury J B. Matt,
employed at the Ingilng camp of
lh Ufa- f.akaa T.timlier enmnanv.
sustained a aevera leg injury
wnen oe wee cui or u eew om
nrday. Ha la receiving treatment
at ttinsiae nospnai.
Return Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Keva llutchlna and child return
ed Sunday evening from a week'a
vacation trip to northern cities.
Ilutrblns la employed at the Cal
ifornia Oregon Power company.
Mlsa HertenlHiwrr Back Miss
Bemlca llartenbower, secretary
t lha California Oregon Power
company office, returned Sunday
evening irom (.eioweii, inano ai
ter visiting a week with her par
enta.
Judgment of Son-Hult A
Judgment of voluntary non-suit
waa given Saturday by Judge
Duncan In the rase of State In
dustrial Accident Commission
versus Reg. R. Cox.
Cae Dlsmleaed Circuit Judge
Duncan dismissed the ease Satur
day. Prudential Savings and
Loan association venue T. B.
Waters. Tha case waa dismissed
without prejudice.
Divorce Granted Stella Man
was granted a decree of divorce
from Peter Manl Saturday by
Circuit Judge Duncan. Plaintiff
was restored her former name,
Stella Sheets.
Apply for License Sam M.
Colts, 41, lumberman of Klam
ath Falls and Nellie Central, 31
of Altamont Acres applied at tha
county clerk's office Saturday for
a marriage license.
Held In Jell James Richard
Post of Algoma waa arrested by
elate police Sunday and la being
held In tho county Jail on a
charge of reckless driving.
Returns Home Thelma Hub
bard, who recently underwent a
major operation at Hillside hot
pltal, has returned to her home
at 401 Owena atreet. N
Visits Ashland Mr. and' Mra
Edward Olson of thla city apent
Sunday visiting with frlenda In
Ashland.
HospltM Patient Mra. C. A
Dunn of 1227 Knst street la a
patient at Klnmath Valley hos
pital, where she la receiving
medical treatment.
Hcturns to Mncdoel Mra.
Charles Short, who haa been
seriously 111 at Hillside hospital
haa sufficiently recovered to he
moved to her home at Macdoel
Pays Fine Lloyd Wilson,
charged wllh drunkenness, was
fined 10 In police court Mon
day morning.
Matin Patient Dan Blodgelt
of Malin la receiving medical
cara at Hillside hospital where
he la a patient.
Miikrs nualnraa Trip Walter
May of Portland la making a
brief business visit In this city,
Midland Visitor Mra. O. L.
Travera of Midland waa a visitor
in Klamath Falls Monday.
COMMITS HflCIDK
PORTLAND, Ore., Juna It,
(AP) Despondent because of
III health, J. P. Lottrldge. 48
former prosldent and genoral
manager of the Eastern Oregon
Light and Power company at
Baker, ahnt and killed himself
here yesterday.
Announcement
, i
" Chang ot Of flea
Addreai
W. C. Van Emon
LAWYER
900-10 Wllllta llldg.
433 Mnln.
Willamette Holda Ceremonies
SALEM, Juna 1 (Pi At Wil
lamette university's first outdoor
commencement, graduating atu
denta today received diplomas
and advice under cloudy but dry
sklaa.
AMUSEMENTS
Pelican Now playing. Rich
ard Arlen and Mary Brian In
"Sung of tha Eagle."
Plna Tree Now playing.
Dickie Moor and Irving Plcha)
In "Oliver Twist."
Vog Now playing, John,
Klhel and Lionel Barrymor In
"Rasputin and the Empress."
CHsaui KKroex 4
After 1J yeara of shackled
liberty America rallied to the
muffled pleadings of a few far-
sighted thinkers, and the result
baa been lh new 1931 model
Declaration o f Independence,
flack from France, tbe remnanta
of a million of her finest boys
hav risen to strike out the
menace of a much Juggled law
that haa bred crime, crippled in
dustry, and virtually destroyed
much ot the fineness of Ameri
can aoclal life. Thia revolution
of thought la tha substance of
probably tb most dynamic
screen atory of today'a thrilling
national reorganisation, "Song
of the Eagle."
"Song of tha Eagle" la a Par
amount production, featuring
one of the etrongest casts possi
ble to organise for a picture of
thla kind. Charles Blektord
playa the role of an honest beer
wagon driver, later becoming a
notorloua racketeer and bootleg
beer baron. Richard Arlen doea
splendid work aa the leader of
the doughboya who rise against
the criminal Influence back of
tbeir alrangled liberty. Louise
Dresser, Jean Hereholt, Mary
Brian, Andy Devln and George
E. Stone ar the other featured
players.
Strong In story and reflecting
the new American thought,
"Song of the Eagle," now play
ing at the Pelican theatre, prom
ises Klamath Falls a thrilling
account of the "new deal."
FINK TREE
Charlea Dlckene gave ui a
atory that becomes dearer to
the world with each year ot Ita
undying popularity. A classic,
it is, because It la built so close
ly around the heart ot all hu
manity, a child. That story la
"Oliver Twist," and lt advent
to the realm of screen master
pieces Is beraldcd with much
enthusiasm by grown-ups and
children alike'.
"Oliver Twist" la now playing
at tne I'm Tree theatre, with
America's little brother. Dickie
Moore, playing tha part of the
immortal child character bo dear
to our hearta. Irving Plchel and
William noyd deliver splendid
performances In the leading
grown-up roles.
vox
Brilliantly mounted, eorteous
ly costumed and aettlng a new
standard for screen acting, "Ras
putin and tha Empreas," Metro-(ioldwyn-Mayer'a
major triumph
of the current cinema aeason.
opened Sunday at the Vog The
atre and lived up to Ita advance
reputation or being an even
greater and mor overpowering
film production than "Grand
Hotel," last year'a memorable
talkie hit.
Not only It "Rasputin and the
Empress" danllng because of Its
Imposing cast headed by the
celebrated Barrymor trio, John.
Ethel and Lionel, In their first
Joint appearance In films, but
becaus ot Its tremendous sweep
and arope, Ita gigantic reproduc
tions of the magnificent cere
monials of tha pre-war Russian
dynasty, Its powerful dramatic
structure and the wide diversions
ot striking characterizations.
Charlea Wynn Sent
To State Prison
Charlea Frank Wynn, charged
with possessing an unregistered
still waived his grand Jurv in
dictment, pleaded guilty before
Circuit Judge William Duncan
and was sentenced to ona year
In the state penitentiary.
Wynn waa then paroled pend
ing good behavior. He waa ar
retted May 80 near Merrill with
May Andreda alias May Sllva.
Tha charge against tha woman
was dismissed.
Theatre of the Stars
NOW HHOWING-KND9 THURS.
mm
Royal Family of the
Theatre in
RASPUTIN
AND THE
EMPRESS
WITH
RALPH MORGAN
DIANA WYNYARD
TAD ALEXANDER
1'KLN AN
m
LAk
National, Local
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CHICAGO, Jun 1. CP)
Wheat corn and rye went soaring
today about le a bushel, with
most of tha grain list overtopping
the season's high price records.
As a reault of prolonged ex
treme high temperatures and lack
of molatur, crop authorities aaid
hopea for a 1633 big yield or
spring wheat had been abandon
ed. Renewal of Inflation talk al
so was a source of skyrocketing
tb price.
Wheat closed atrong. Zlc-Zlr
above Saturday'a finish, corn lie-
21c up, oata 2tc-Zic advanced
and provisions unchanged to a
rls ot 27c.
PORTLAND UltAIN
PORTLAND, Jun 13, VP)
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
July 66 .694 .65 .68
Kept. 691 .62 .691 .81
Dec 631 .66s .63 .661
Cash Wheat
Big Rend bluestem 661
Dark bard winter, 12 .661
Dark hard winter. 11 .621
Soft white .68
Western white . .651
Hard winter A... .671
.Northern Spring 661
Western red 661
Oats: No. 2, white, (22.60.
Corn: No. 2, yellow, 122.60.
Mlllrun atandard, $19.00.
Today' car receipts: Wheat
16; flour, 26; hay, I.
CHICAGO WHEAT
CHICAGO. Juna 1, 0P)
Wheat, No. 2 Red, 76Jc-77c: No.
I yellow, hard, 761c; No. 2 mix
ed, 761c.
Corn, No. 2 mixed, 4Slc-441c:
No. 1, yellow, 46c; No. 1. white.
4lc; No. 3, white, Slc-321c.
No. 3, white. 301c-31c.
Rye, no sties.
Barley, 33c-64c.
Timothy teed, per cwt., 11.75
13.26. Clover seed, per cwt., 18.00
112.00. Lard. J6.23.
Bellies, 17.00.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, June 19. (JP) (U
8. D. A.) Hogs: 40.000; alow.
10c to 15c lower; 190-290 lbs.,
14.60-4.60.
Cattle: IS. Ann ah..t
vealers steady to atrong; best
yearlings. 16.60; steers, 4.76
15.76; yearling heifers, 15.40 to
36.60: vealera 14 fio.K no
Sheep: 12.000; slow, weak to
oc lower; aauvea, 67.00-7.60
Yearlings 16.26; fat awea.
i.VV-i.ll,
Stock Averages
(Copyright, ltls. ataneard Stalls
tlca Company)
10 to a aa
.. . Inofe RB-s TJfa Total
"nUT S7.I Mi l lot ! S
Pray, day II. I 41.0 101. t 7S.1
W'aek ago 19.1 44 llj.t M S
rear ago . Ill lj.4 mi li t
I yesrs ago l.t 121.1 fill ns.t
High, III! II I 44.1 hi t t
!. 19U 41.1 II I ll.t 41.1
tilth, 1931 . Til ll.l tll.S UI
Low, till ll.l 11,1 (l. li t)
Bond Averages
(Copyright, lllj, Standard Statis
tics Company)
10 10 It) 10
Indl's RR's Ufa Total
Monday .... 71.1 7l.t 14.0 77.1
Prev. day 71.1 74.4 13.1 71.7
Week age 71.1 71.1 14.4 77.T
Tear ita SK S sa s Til II I
I ysars age.. Il l lol l II.S M l
nun, Tl.t is.e it.i ti.i
Low, 1113 il l (7.1 74.1 ll.l
High. Illl . Ti l 71.0 M l TI.I
Low, till 11.1 11.4 TO I 17.1
Forest Workers
Pass Here Monday
A special train carrying 246
membera ot the civilian conser
vation corpa patted through
Klamath Falla Monday morning
enroute to Eugene, according to
announcement! from the South
ern Pacific.
There were 11 cara on the
trnin. The men were mobilized
at Leavenworth, Kansas, and will
be aent to Lane county camps,
to Medtord and to Granta Pasa.
One hundred French military
planea will fly In formation to
Egypt and North Africa lu No
vember. ,
KLMIH FALLS 20
SOl'TH flth 8TRKKT AT CITY LINE
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OfCOlD XffjSg BOSKS
fcTRAINS Lhj Ja.
12 ACRES 1 I. KTnT0
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POORS oTlN AT t SlTAj PERFORMANCES AT 2 AS
llls.SKUVKD AMI ADMISSION TK khTS ON WALK tlltt'lS
DAT AT INDKUWOOD PHAKMACY, 7th AND MAIN ST9.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Jun 1, (JP)
Financial marketa were borne up
ward today on a new wave of In
flationary psychology. Aa tha
dollar declined sharply In foreign
exchange markets, following re
ports tne Washington administra
tion disapproved of currency ata-
bllltatlon at present ratea, atocka
aoared 2 to 7 or mora points. The
close waa atrong. Approximately
6,0'", 000 tharea changed band!.
A rush of buyera at the open
ing aent prices spurting to levels
wnere they regained eubatanttal
portlona of their last week's
loeaea. All groups participated
In tha recovery. While there
were Intermittent pauaea to ab
sorb profit taking, the movement
waa forward throughout. Gralnt
were np from 3 to 3 centa a bueh
el, around New Year'a hlght. bar
allrer rallied and bonda war
atrong.
Cat led the fast moving atocka
with a gain of around 9 points,
reflecting the upward movement
of farm products. Advance, of
6 or more were recorded by Du
Pont. U. 8. Smelting. Union Paci
fic, Western Union, Allied Chemi
cal, Johna-Manvllle and National
Distillers. Shares with galna of
1 to around 6 Included American
Telephone, New York Central.
United Aircraft, Chesapeake A
Ohio, Santa Fe, General Electric,
V. s. Steel. General Motors, Con
solidated Gas, Columbia Gaa. An
aconda, North American, Dela
ware ac Hudson, Chrysler. Liggett
A Myers. Kennecott, and Ameri
can Can.
Today'a closing prices:
Air Reduc.
Alaska Jun.
Am. Can ,
AI. Chem. A Dy
Am. Coml. Alco. .
Am. A For. Pow.
Am. Smelt eV R. .
831
20J
91
117
33
171
341
131
89.
161
(61
27,
22i
171
351
351
181
281
16
23
4i
401
32
261
US
61
(2
751
31
561
791
33
34
131
36
28
151
23
40
181
62
20
30
308
931
34
22,
241.
211
551
221
731
181
391
84
i
41
281
141
A. T. V T.
Am. Tob B
Anaconda .
Atchison
Atlantic Ref.
Bait. Ohio
Rendlx Avla .
Beth. Steel
Borden
Burr. Add. Mach,
Calif. Pack.
Canada Pac.
Caterpillar Tract
Case (J. I.)
flies. & Ohio
Chrysler
Col. O. E.
Coml. Solv.
Comwlth So.
Contl. Can
Corn Prod.
Curtlsa-Wrlght ,
Drug Inc. .
Dupont ...
Eastman -
Elec. Auto Lt. ,
El. Pow. A Lt- ,
Gen. Foods
Gen. Mot.
Gillette
Gold Dust
Int. Harveat
I. T. A T.
Johna Man.
Kennecott
Kroger Croc.
Llbbey-O-Ford
Llgg. ft My B. ,
Liquid Carb. ..
Lorlllard
Monty Ward
Nasn Mot. .
Nat. Biscuit
.Nat. Dairy Prod.
Nat. Distill .
Nat. Pow. ft Lt.
N. Y. Cent.
North Amer.
Packard .
Penrfey (J. C.) .,
Penn. R. R. ..,
Phillips Pet
Pub. Ser. N. J. .
Pullman
Radio
RKO
631
461
10.
41
81
441
34
8
24.
20
84
371
(I
221
291
81
401
116
331
131
23
621
141
67
26
461
44
Rem. Rand.
Rey Tob. B.
Sears Roe ...
Shell Union
Sou. Pac
Stan. Brands
St. Oil Cal. .
St. Oil N. J.
Studebaker ,
Texat Corp.
Tex. Gult 8ul.
Trant-Amer.
Union Carb
Union Pac
Unit. Aircraft ..........
Unit. Corp
Unit. Gat. Imp.
V. 8. Indut Alco.
V. 8. Rubber ....
V. 8. Steel
Vanadium
West Elec. ft Mf
Woolworth
mi ."-"a i !
Markets
l-OKTLAND 1'KOUtCtS
PORTLAND. June 19. IP, But
ter prints, extras 24c; stand
ards, 23 lc
Butterat: Portland delivery:
A grade, 21e-22c lb; Farmers'
door delivery. 21c-22c lb; sweet
cream, 6c higher.
Kggs: Pacific poultry produc
ers' selling price: Overslie, 20c;
extraa 18e; mixed colore, 17c
dozen. Buying price of whole
salers; Fresh current receipts,
66 lbs., and up. 12c doxen.
Live Poultry: Portland dellr
ery Buying prices, heavy hena,
colored 41-51 lbs., 11c; Do 61
lbs. up 10c; broilers 2 lbt. np.
8c: under 2 lbt. 10c: colored
aprlngt, 2 lbs. up, 12c; roosters.
e lb.; ducks, peklns, broilers.
12c-13e lb.; old ducks, pekina,
10c lb.; Do colored, 10c lbs.
Strawberriea: Oregon dollar.
11.26-11.60; New Oregons, 31.40
31.85. Cheese: 32 acor Oregon trip
lets, )2c; loaf. 13c lb.; brokers
will pay 1c below quoutloni.
Milk: Contract pne 4 pet.
Portland delivery 31.75 cwt; B
grade cream, 37 le lb.
Country Mean: Selling price
to retailer: country killed bogs.
best butchers, under 150 lbs., 7c
to 71c; vealera, 70 to 100 lbs.,
Sc-lOc; spiiLg lambs, 10c-101c;
yearlings, 2c-4c; heavy awea.
21c-3e; medium cows, 6c lb:;
canner cowa 21e-3c; bulls, 4ic-5c
lb.
Mohair: Buying price: 1333
clip. 12c lb.
C a scar Bark: Buying prlc:
1933 peel, 3c lb.
Hop: Nominal, 1933, 70c-75c
lb.
Onions: Selling prlc to re
tailers Oregon 11.00-1.26 cen
tal. New onions: California Bermu
da. 31 per 50-lb crate; new red.
2c lb.
Potatoes: Local, J1.1S-1.S5:
Deschutes Gems, 31.76; Do bak
ers, 31.90; Yakima gema, 31.60.
New potatoes: California Gar
nets, 21c-2c lb.; white, 21c lb.
Wool: 1933 dip nominal; Wil
lamette valley, 21c-23e lb.; East
ern Oregon, 18c-21c lb.; South
ern Idaho, 16c-20c lb.
Hay: Buying prlc from pro
ducer: Alfalfa. No. 1. 515
Clover, No. 2. 814; Willamette
valley tlmotby Eattem Oregon
timothy, 316; oata and vetch,
516.
WtHTI.IVn . .1 v i.-iv m
PORTLAND. Jun 19. ()
.aiue: lubu. caive loo; steady.
Steep .iA c aa ta as.
common and medium, 13.75 to
6.26: heifer, good, 35.26 to
36.36; common and medium.
33.00 to 15.60; cowt, good. 34.60
to 35.25; common and medium.
83.00 to 54.60; built, good, 83.26
to 53.75; cutter and medium,
32.25 to 33.25; vealera, good.
in AO te ta te. .n ,
dlum, 33.00 to 36.00; calvet.
booq. is. eu to . oo; common
no metiium, ex. bp to 55.00.
Hogs: 8600; dull, ateady.
Good, 140-200 lbt., 55.00 to
35.35; 200-250 lbs., 35.00 to
35.35; over 250 lbs., 54.85 to
15.15; aowa, good, 33.75 to
34.60; medium, 33.60 to 83.75;
pigs, good, 34.00 to 55.00.
Sheep: 2300; dull, ateady.
Lambs, good and choice, 35.76
to 36.00; common and medium.
34.00 to 34.76; wethers. 32.00 to
84.76; ewes, 3.76 to 52.25.
Sale of passenger automobiles
In the United States during May,
IMS are estimated at 15 per cent
above thos ot My, 1933.
Appropriations tor develop
ment of lr mall service In Can
ada hav baan Increased by
3136,500. '
Today
MOTHERS!
FATHERS!
WE
PROUDLY
PRESENT
The Immortal Story
by
CHARLES DICKENS
with
DICKIE MOORE
IRVING PICHEL
WILLIAM BOYD
.ADDED.
"HOLLYWOOD
ON PARADE"
CARTOON-COMEDY
poeijt'8
PINE TREE
THEATRE
Pleasantly COOLl
I
"'3
I
SO. 8 AN FRANCISCO, Jun
19. (UP) Hogs: 676, Including
310 direct. Fully 26 centa low
er, several half loada 36.36 top,
under 150 lbs. 31.60; few pack
ing aowa 53.50-33.75.
Cattle: 500. direct 88. and 36
holdovers. Steers ateady, load
looo lb. cailfornlaa 85.65, load
medium 1040 lb. 55, good grade
abaent, around 60 bead 818 lb.
ateera to feed lot; half run grass
cows, weak, few 840 lb. helfera
14; load 835 lb. young cowa
53.25, tour loada common to
medium 32.60-63.85; odd head
bulla 33.25-33.60.
Calves: Nona. Quoted 85.60
down.
Sheen: 1060. direct 140.
Steady. Deck ahorn 71 lb. Cail
fornlaa 35.76: i per cent 64.75:
deck lamb and yearling on
sale.
T
The tem pday which was
started the beginning of the golf
aeaton at tb Reame Golf and
Country club, captained by Mr.
W. L. Qulnn and Mr. C. C.
Kelley terminated Jun 15 with
Mra. Qulun'a team winning by
on point.
For tb entire teason the
teama were tied with 84 point!
each. Pritea war given for low
net ana moat point won by each
member On Mrs. Qulnn' team.
Mrs. Qulnn won low net of 84
and tied with Mra. W. O. Smith
for most point won. On Mra.
Kelley' team, Mr. Kelley had
low net of 85 and tied with Mra.
Macartney tor most point won.
OBITUARY
JOHN BALMY
John Balin, a natlv ot 8 every,
Kansas, and a reaident ot this
locality for th last 20 years,
pasted away In thla city, Sunday,
June 18, at 10:50 . m. He
waa born December 12, 1896, and
Drink Water With Meals
Good for Stomach
Water with meals help stom
ach juice, aldt digeation. It
.bloated with gas add a spoonful
of Adlerika. On do cleans
out poisons and washes BOTH
upper and lower bowelt. Sold
In Klamath Falla by Star Drag
Store.
LOST IT WHILE
OVERSEAS ..
NOW WE'LL
PROTECT IT!
We
HQ MILLION VOICES SHOUT
THE BATTLE CRY OF FREEDOM
A Powerful Story of
AMERICA'S NEW ATi
l DECLARATION OF Jf.
AMERICA'S NEW
DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE!
yV v-A 'or About ft
. A Story About
Mnrjorle Bee boo
COMEDY
PELICAN
waa aged 87 yeara, ali months
and 10 daya at th Urn of hi
paaslng. Surviving ar kls
mother. Mra. Mary Balln. a alster,
Mra. Emm Welch, and two
brothera. Charlie and Otto Balln,
all of Klamath Falls.
Tb remalna are at the Klam
ath Funeral home. 825 High
atreet, where Rev. Melvlll Wire
will officiate at th final rites
Wednesday afternoon at 3:15
Interment will follow In th tarn-
lly plot In Llnkville cemetery.
WEATHER
Th Cyclo-Stormagraph at Un
derwood's pharmacy shows hut
slight change In barometrie con
ditions over th week-end and
aa th trend Is upward a con
tinuation of pleasant weather
aeema asaured. Conditions favor
higher temperatures Tuesday.
Th Tyco recording thermo
meter registered maximum and
minimum temperaturea today aa
followa:
High 73
Low : i... 46
Forecast for next 24 houri:
Fair, probably warmer.
Th United State reclamation
aervlc reporta no precipitation
for th 48 hour ending at 5 p.
m. Sunday; 8 14 for th teason;
11.86 normal; 11 20 last year.
The season'! maximum 100 on
Jnne 14.
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Today
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