The Klamath news., June 21, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

June 21, 1033
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
,1
I Saw
Monilay In our backyard,
ull llndlni food In our
garbage. Th bird made r
ril trip! durlni the dev.
B. W. B.
U-lllarrf Mnlel fitieote (lliestS
t the WllUrd lintel Monday eve
Blnf were! W. D. Ilnlllniwortb.
Emene; B. W. McWrabiin, Port
land; Din ila, llarnee Circus:
E. H. Thomas, Medfnril; A. K.
Weet, Beattlo; Charlee C. Arver
on, J. W. Wrlfht, 0. L. Man
ual, Portland; C. I.. Harsolll,
Ban rraneleeo; Welter R. Krlls,
Portland; W. 1. MrKlnnon and
wlla, Loa Amalea; Mr. and Mra.
K. P. Porter, Ban Francisco; Mr.
and Mra. II. D. l.autoaurnt,
piedmont; rrank Hull, ln
Ronaland, K. J. rreedmen. Mad
ford: Mr. and Mra. Carl Hooe,
Balam; I). W. Bhanka. Ban Tran
elseo; Mr. and Mra. R. Jackson,
Palo Alio; Miss Anna Maria
Tylar, Holse: Dwliht Mllchall,
Holaa; W. II. Ilalnee and wlfa.
t). ll.lolniers, Paul McCaha,
Portland; Mr. and Mra. O.
I.auranaratar, Palo Alto: A. K.
Ulbaon, R. II. Donaly, Loa An
lelea: Cleore Upton, Harnee
Clrcua; Mr. and Mra. Snail. Ta
tome; J. Ilanry Thoinaa, Berk
eley; Clauda Blanley, Heattla;
(lene Sullawav, Stanley rohleln.
Weed: Mr. and Mm. Houston
llaldiirf, Portland; II. Miller,
Rand: B. C. I.apham. Klchmnml.
Calif.; E. rrawlni and aon, Oak
land. Irav an Camping Trip Vic
tor Palmar and hla parents, Mr.
and Mra. R. J. Palmer, left Bun
day morning for tha North I'mp
qua where thay will apand about
thraa montha enjoying a ramp
Ina and fishing trip. They ware
accompanied to Pelican Ray camp
No. t by Mra. Victor Palmar. Mr.
nd Mra. Charlea M. Reynolda
and Howard Emeraon. That waa
aa far aa they were able to go
by car. They continued on
horse which had been taken to
tha camp by Mr. Nlckareon.
Leave for I'rlnevllle Mra. L.
If. Hodgea and daughter. Stella
Hodgea, left Monday morning for
their home In Prlnevllle. Mra.
Hodgea apant the pant two waeka
here at tha home of her aon-ln-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mra.
P.. V. Conatahle. on Eaat Main
treat, whlla Mlaa Hodgea who la
an employ of the Prlnevhle
poet offlc apent her vacation In
Portland and Brattle.
Hall Hotel fluroia Guests at
tha Hall Hotel Monday night
were; Vern Jnhnaon, Spokane;
Mra. J. Capp. Dorrls; Mra. l. M.
Wara. Portland; D. Kelleher.
Ban Francisco; Mary Kelleber,
Ban Francisco: Mra. S. P. Hutrh-
leon, Ban Francisco; .'Charlea
Bllngar. Portland; L. R.. Haider
man, Portland! Taul Woodroffa
and wlfa. Richer: C O. Buel,
Chicago; W, W. Stevens. Port
land: R. A. Davie. Seattle: H.
O. Frohbeck. D. Y. Tyrea, J. 1.
Bklnner, Medford; Eula McCardy,
Ban Mateo.
Leavee Hoepltal Lester Cum
mlnga, of Tula Lake, who baa
been receiving treatment for In-
Jurlee sustained In a truck and
train collision near Btronghnlil
last week, hae diffidently reent
ered to leave Hlllelde hoapltal
where ha waa a patient.
Tonalla llenioveal Ronald and
Robert Trotn an, aged 4 and a
years, gone of Dr. and Mra. Frank
Trotman of Merrill, ara patlenta
at Hlllilda hoapltal. where they
had their tonalla removed Tuei'
day.
TODAY
V
Beach Comber Pajamas
A two-piece creation of
terry-cloth , . sweater
haa ahoulder yoke and
sleeves In convict stripes.
Plain color alacke ... a
variety of colora.
$225 Complete Suit
Swagger coats of linen and
pique . . knee length . . .
broad shoulders. Smart
nd cool.
$4.85
Corduroy coats In brown,
whit and red. Noval "but
ton and bow trlmir"
$12.75
Two Reek Divorce Two divorce
aulta wara filed In circuit court
lata Monday. Ina Lawlaon fllad
for a divorce from Lao II. Law
laon on charge of rrual and In
human treatment, Hha asks for
ona-half Inlaraat In described
prnpxrty. tlladya Bailor f'!td for
a divorce from John Dennis Bail
or on a charge of desertion. Plain
tiff aeka tha custody of two minor
chlldran.
Vlalllng Itelatlvee Mr. and
Mra. George Irwin of Aahland
and Dr. and Mra. Jack Crawford
of Banta Barbara ere In Klam
ath ralla visiting at tha hnmaa
of Mr. and Mra. Dobbin Irwin,
S0 Walnut trout and Mr. and
Mra. 11. Myers, iti Walnut. Dob
bin Irwin la tha ton of Mr. and
Mra. George Irwin and tha oaph
aw oldie Crawforde.
t.'luh la Meet Tha East Klam
ath Improvement club and auilll
ary will hold ahort bualnaaa
meeting Wadnnday evening at
7: JO o'clork. A aoelal will bo
enjoyed aflar tha bualnaaa aaa
alon. Thuraday a (tar noon tha
auiiuary will mant for a quilling
and aawlng-bee In tha club room
on East Main atreet.
Wnlnearinv riuli Tha Bt.
Paul'a Wadneaday club will moat
at tha parish huuaa, Wadneaday
evening, whan tha niembere will
entertain thalr huabanda at bridle
at a o'clock, Presiding aa boa
tenses will ba Mra. R. C. Wood
ruff. Mra. Karl L'mhart and Mra.
.Mcrland D. Htroud.
Return Home Mr. and Mra.
Harvey WUa and baby daughter
I,ole Eitelle, hare returned to
tnetr home In Yreka, Calif., ef
ter anendlng aevaral dara In
Klamath Falla aa tha guaata of
Mra. Wlne'a mother, Mra. Stella
Manl, at her home on South Rlr
erelde avenue.
Arrive From Sooth Donald
Harnoff and hla father arrived
here the laat of tha week from
Loa Angelea to apand aeveral
daya with frlandt. From here
they will go to Bolie. Idaho for
an attended visit. They ara
making tha trip by motor.
Mailing at Culver Mr. and
Mra. R. C. Harris and family of
Wantland avenue ara visiting In
Culver. Ore., at tha home of
Mra. Harris' mother, Mra. Win
dom. Mr. Harrla la convalescing
there from a recent operation he
underwent here.
Ieive for Portland Tha Rev.
end Mra. B. V. Rradshaw of Wil
liamson Hirer hava left for Port
land to attend annual conference.
Mr. and Mra. Rradshaw expect to
ba gone about ten daya and on
their return will visit In Klamath
Falls.
Returns In Texas Ilert Rag
ley, son of Mrs. M. E. Henley of
Vina atreet, left Friday morning
for hla home In Taxaa after at
tending tha funeral aerrlcea for
hla nephew. Bert Bagley, wno
waa killed In Lakavlew a abort
time ago.
Movo to Meilford Mr. and
Mra. Del her t Robertson and babv
moved Friday from Altamont
Acrea- to Medford where Mr.
Robertson who la an employe of
the Standard Oil company haa
been transferred.
Ile.wlik Visitor W. H. fios
alp of Beawlck, Calif., apent Mon
day In Klamath Falla, Joining
Mr. and Mra. W. L. Fraln, and
returning with them to their
ranch on tha Keno road where
ha will apend tha coming week.
Apply for License Richard
Robustalll, 14, service atatlon
operator of tbls city and Bofflna
Bruchou, 12, clerk also of this
city applied for a marriage li
cense at tha county clark'a of
fice Tueaday morning.
Hero From Fresno Mra. Rose
Silver of South Sixth atreet re
turned to her home after visit
ing her daughter and son-in-law
In Freano. Calif. Her daughter
accompanied her home to visit
for a ahort time.
Returns From Weed Miss
Carmen Dela Costa of 104 4
White avenue returned home Sun
day from Weed, Calif., where
she haa been visiting friends and
relatives for tha past month.
flursta at Stnlfonlt Mrs. Oer
alillna Ashcr and baby of Marys
vllle, Calif., and her alatar, Miss
Ruth Stalford, of San Joae, Calif.,
re visiting at tha home of their
parents, Mr. and Mra. Y. W.
Btalford of 2100 Radcllffa drive.
Visile Family William Arnold
spent thn week end vlaltlng with
his family at 1130 Garden atreet.
Mr. Arnold Is working on tha
highway at Chemtilt.
Visit In (Iranta Pans Albert
Langer and hla aon, Elmer Lan
ier, hava returned home after
visiting relatives In flrants Pasa
over tha past weekend.
Olrcln Picnic The Rethany
circle of tha First Priabytarlan
church will hold a pot luck pic
nic at Moore park Wednesday at
1:00 P. m.
Royal Neighbors Tha Royal
Neighbors and Graces will meat
at tha I. O. O. F. hall Thursday
at 1:00 p. m. Practice will bo
held Friday night.
Hospital Patient Mrs. J, T.
Proctor of 825 Plna street haa
been taken to Klamath Valley
hospital whera she will receive
medlcnl care.
Confined at Home R. E. Brad
bury, director of relief work, waa
tinahle to ho at his office Tues
day morning because of Illness.
Returns Home Miss Mildred
O'Kane has returned to her home
lq thl" city alter sn extended
visit In Omnia Pass.
Vrelin Visitors Mr. and Mra.
J. N. Gordon of Yreka, Calif., are
Kurnts of Mr. and Mra. H. H.
VanValkonburg of Klamath Falla.
Operate On Child Raby Joan
Turnhull, Il-montha-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. J. H. Turd
bull of lie North Third strest,
underwent a major operation at
Hillside hospital Tueaday.
Merrill Patient Rianley Win
ter, 111-year-old son of Mr. and
Mra. Arthur L. winter of Mar-
III, la a patient at Hillside hoa
pltal, where ha la receiving medi
cal attention.
Hetorne to Keno Foster Bea
ver, who recently submitted to
a major operation at Hillside
hospital, waa able to return
home Tueaday.
I'ndergoe Operation Mrs. R.
Bchlmlneeky of Mardoel under
went a major operation at Hill
side hoapltal Tuesday,
.Makes Iluolnees Trip Oaorge
llarth, local merchant, has left
'or Ban Franelaco where ha will
apand aevaral daya on business.
SALEM. Ore., U.R Oregon clt
liena hava received but 4S per
cent of tha number of civil serv
ice posta to which they ara en
titled. Tha atata ahould receive tit
civil aervlca joba on tha baala of
population, a federal report
showed. There are 125 Oregon
lans working for the government
At WashtiiKton, where the
greatest portion of the govern
ment employee work, tha nearest
statea ara given the greateat ad
vantage. District of Columbia,
entitled to 111 employee, has 10.
771. Virginia, entitled to 5.
haa 1,271. Maryland haa 1.111,
agalnat a quota of 444 on popu
lation basis. Appointments from
Iowa and Vermont ara also slight
ly In ejeeoe of population Qiiotee.
California's quota Is 11 par
cant filled. Washington's 44 par
cent. Idaho a 7a per cent, and
Nevada's 0 per cent.
Courthouse
Records
Monday, June IB. luna
Ina Lewlson filed suit for di
vorce from Leo H. Lewlson.
charging cruel and Inhuman
treatment. Couple married In
Idaho, November, 1927. Plain
tiff asks for one-halt Intereat In
described property.
Glsdys Bailor filed auit for a
divorce from John Dennie Sailor,
charging desertion. Couple mar
ried In Arkansas, December.
124. Plaintiff asks for custody
of two minor children. No prop
erty rlghta Involved In auit.
Other Suite Filed None.
Divorces Granted
Maxlne E. Bouck received a de
cree of divorce from Ernest C.
Bouck. Plalntlff'a request for
suit money disallowed. Plaintiff
restored former name of Maxlne
E. Mahan.
see.
Orders Signed
Dismissal: Leah Jimerson ver
rus L. O. Mills. Suit dismissed
with prejudice.
see
Marriage Licenses None.
Car Accident Reporta
Y. W. Stolford filed report of
striking a cow near the Nelson
ranch on the Keno-Worden road
Sunday evening. Animal waa not
killed and minor damagaa receiv
ed to car.
e e e
Justice of peace Conn
James Richard Post, charged
with reckless driving, pleaded
and given a fine of $25 and 13.75
costs. Committed to county jail
on failure to pay fine.
Former Kaiser
Escapes Death
In Auto Mishap
AMSTERDAM, June 20, (AP)
The former German Kaiser had
a narrow escape from death while
motoring recently in Holland, It
waa revealed today.
Hia automobile waa crossing
railroad tracka between Amste"
dam and Haarlem when the ba
were let down automatically as
the motorcar waa on the tracka.
One of tha heavy bara hit the
machine, damaging It consider
ably. Tho chauffeur was able
to movo tha car from the tracks
only a few seconds before a
train hurtled past.
The former Kaiser, unhurt,
continued the drive. .
Four Delegates
Attend Convention
TULHS LAKE, Calif Four
delegates, Including J. TV. Tay
lor, Fred Taylor, George Martin
and Karl Gentry, were aent by
the Tule Lake chamber of com
merce to the atate convention
which met In Sacramento. Sat
urday, June 17. ,The aim of the
trip was to attempt to eecure
funda for road work In this dis
trict. There la an average of one
typewriter to every 100 persons
in the United States.
Theatre of the Stars
Positively Ends Thure.
JOHN ITHai, UOHII.
ftARRVMORE
Coming Sunday
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National, Local
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Jone 10. OP)
Dullish fever In tha financial mar
kale cooled a trifle today, deaplta
further weakness of tha dollar It,
foreign eiehange marketa and
continued reporta of business and
industrial Improvement. Earlier
galna In atocka of I to around 1
points wara ahaded or replaced
by similar or greater loasea as
speeulatora cashed In alzeable
profits. Activity dwindled on the
decline. Transfers approximated
6,000,000 aharea.
Today's closing prlcaa:
Air Reduction .. Hi
Alaska Juneau 10
Al. Chem. Dye 116J,
American Can
21
111
11
m
American Coml. Alcohol
American For. Pow.
American Smelt, ft Rf(. -American
Too. B ..
A. T. T
Anaconda Copper
Atchison T. 1. F.
Atlantic Ref.
Hendlx Aviation..
Haltlroora Ohio .
Uethlehem Steel
Hordea Co.
it
127
1
5
27
17s
22,
24
li
18
23
ll
2k
221
40
25
IU
Hi
5k
0J
741
24
544
7s
II
13 i
121
15,
lii
15
llurr. Add. Mach, ,
California Park
Canada Pacific
Caaa (J. I.)
Caterpillar Tractor .
Cheaapeake Ohio
Col. (I. E
Chrysler Motor
Commercial Bolv.
Commonwealth Bo.
Continental Can
Corn Producta
Curtlaa-W right
Drug Inc. -
Dupont A Da N.
Kaatman Kodak .
Elec. Auto Lt. ...
El. Pow. Lt.
(leneral Foods .
General Motors
Gillette Kasor
Gold Duet
International Harvester
I. T. T
Johna Manvllle -
Kennecott Con. Cop.
121
39
ITS
51
10
29k
Llbbey-O-Ford .,
Kroger Grocery .....
Liggett Myer B.
Liquid Carb.
Lorlllard Hob, Co. .
Monty Ward .... -
20k
91
I2i
22k
23
201
551
Nash Motor
National Biscuit -
National Dairy Producta
National Distilling
National Pow. Lt.
N. Y. Central
North ' America -Packard
Motor
Penney (J. C.)
21
751
is
3k
31
51
40
111
14
52
45
H
44k
141
71
241
10
34
371
61
121
m
71
40
1141
321
511
121
121
131
56
u
47
44
Penn. R. R.
Phillips Pet -
Public Service N. J. .
Pullman Co.
Radio Corp.
R. K. O
Rem. Rand -
Reynolda Tob. B
Bears Roebuck
Shell Union
Bouthera Pacific
Standard Rranda ...
Standard Oil Calif.
Standard Oil N. J. .
Studebaker Co. ..
Texaa Corp.
Texaa Gulf Sul. .
Trans-America
Union Carb .
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
U. 8. Indua. Alcohol
United Corp
United Gaa Imp.
U. B. Rubber .
V. 8. 8teel
Vanadium
West. Elec. .M.'g ,
Woolworth'
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, June 10, (JP)
Cattle. 75; calves, 10; market
15c lower.
Steers, good, $6.00 to $6.15:
common and medium, $3.16 to
$6.00; heifers, good. $5.15 to
$6.16; common and medium.
$3.00 to $5.36; cows, good. $4.60
to $5.26; common and medium.
$2.60 to $4.10: bulls, good, $3.25
to $3.75; cutter and medium,
$2.25 to $3.25: vealers. good.
$6.00 to $6.75; common and me
dium, $3.00 to $6.00; calrea.
good. $5.50 to $6.00; common
and medium, $1.60 to $5.00.
Hogs, 150: market 10c lower.
Good, 140 to 100 lbs., $5.00 to
$5.25; 200 to 250 lbs., $4.85 to
$5.25; over 260 lbs., $4.25 to
$5.00; sows, good. $3.75 to
$4.16; medium. $3.25 to $3.50;
pigs. good. $3.60 to $4.35.
Sheep, 200; market 60c lower.
Lambs, good and choice. $5.00
to $5.60; common and medlnm,
$3.60 to $5.00; wethers. $2.00 to
$4.75; wea, $.75 to $2.25.
The British colonial empire
now haa aa area of 1.000.000,
000 square mllea and a popula
tion of 60.000.000.
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CHICAGO. June 20, UPt Ag
gressive profit taking salea turn
ed all graina downward late to
day, with tradera Influenced by
Indications the heat wave north
west had been broken.
More than He per bushel waa
clipped from the day' top figures
for wheat. Numeroua crop dam
age reporta from American and
Canadian aprlng wheat territory
were Ignored late.
wheat closed nnsettled, le to
lie under yesterday's finish;
corn, Ic to lie down; oatg un
changed to 1c lower, and provi
sions varying from 10c decline to
a rise of 10c.
CHICAGO, June 10, (IP)
Wheat No. 1 red, 77c: No. 2 red,
77c to 77c; No. 1 yellow hard.
76c.
Corn, No. 1 mixed, 441c; No.
1 mixed, 44c; No. 1 yellow, 431c
to 4c; No. t white, 4l)c to 47c.
Oata, No. 1 white, 12c to
321c; No. I white, Jlc to 811c.
Rye. no salee.
Barley, 3.1c to 64c.
Timothy seed, per ewt., 2 15
to 11.15.
Clover seed, per ewt., 11.00 to
f 12.50.
Lard, 16.01.
Bellies, $7.00.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND June 10, UP)
Wheat
July .51 .51 .51 .61
September .62 .H .62
December .. .651 .66 .551 .65
C'aeh Wheat
No. 1 Big Bend bluestem
Dark bard winter, 11 ,
Dark hard winter, 11 ,
.651
.66
.2
.66
.55
noil wnite
Weatern white
Hard winter
.67
..65
.65
Northern spring
eetern red
Oata, No. 1 white, ill. in.
Corn, No. 2 yellow. $21.60.
Mlllrun atandard, $19.00.
Today'a car reeelpte: Wheat
II; flour, 0; corn, 1; oata, 1;
hay, 1.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO. Jnn 9a am it
8. D. A.) Hogs, 16,000; market
active, 10c higher. 190 to 190
ios.. $4.60 to $4.70.
Cattle, a.onn Btvifiw mA . .,
choice fed steers and yearlings
scarce, marget atrong to 16c
higher. Beat fed ateera. $6.60:
most graas fat cowe, $1.75 to
$1.16: yearlings. $4.75 to $5.15;
taiera Dareiy steady at $4.50 to
$5.00.
Sheen. E.nnn m,,v., .
SB 1 1 V jl f
a shade higher. Choice Iambs
ioc to 15c up. Native ewe and
wether lamba. $7.00 to $7.15
throwouta from $6.00 to $5.60
Slaughter ewes, $2.00 to $1.75.
Stock Averages
(Copyright, lux, sjtanoard Itatle
tlcs Company)
ie to
. ' - . i o i a ,
Tuesdar 44 I lns.0 J 5
Prev. dy S7. 4S.1 109., ,4.
wk ago It i 14 lot s S4
Year sao ,. 15.7 sj.5 ,.,
High, 1S3S a 44 lil t 16 (
l.Aw 104 J mt . . .
low, ltu nil im nit is!e
Bond Averages
(Copyright, Ills, stsndsrd atatla-
tlca company)
10 10
10 60
Indl's RR'a
Ufs Total
Tuoodsy
71.1 7S.4
14.1 7T.S
Prov. day 7I. JJ.l
77.2
77.5
ek ago
71 S
75.1
Year ago
55.1
14.1
1 years sgo . 1.2 107.0
High. 1931 TS 4 74 4
Low, 1SI, Bt I (7.0
High, lost . 71. 714
Low, ltl 61.1 47.4
statistics anow that 50 per
cent ot the male studenta of our
collegea and 25 per cent of the
female students are working
tneir way through school.
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a Glass of Legal
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Markets
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, June 20 UPt But
ter prlnta, exiraa 14c; stand
ards, 11 ic
Butterfat: Portland delivery:
A grade, lle-22e lb; Farmers'
door delivery, 21e-22c lb; sweet
cream, 6c higher.
Eggs: Pacific poultry produc-
era' Belling price: Overaixe, 20c;
extraa lie; mixed colors, 17c
mediums, 17c doxen. Bnylng price
of wbolesalera: Fresh - current
receipts. 6tu lbs., up, 12c dozen.
Lire poultry: Portland deliv
eryBuying pricee, heavy hens,
colored 4-6 lbs., 11c; Do 6
Iba. np 10c; broilers 2 lba. up.
c; under 2 lbs, 10c; colored
springs, 2 IM. up, 12c; roosters.
5c lb.; ducks, peklna, broilers.
12c-13c lb.; old ducks, peklns.
10c lb.; Do colored, 10c lbs.
Strawberries: Oregon dollars.
$1.00; New Oregona, $1.15 to
$1.35.
Cheese: 92 score Oregon trip
lets, 12c: loaf, 13c lb.; brokers
will pay )c below quotations.
Milk: Contract srtce 4 net.
Portland delivery $1.75 ewt: B
grade cream. 37o lb.
Country Meats: Selling price
to retailers: country killed bogs.
nesi nutcnera, under 160 lbs.. 7C
to 7c; vealers. 70 to 100 Iba.,
7c to 7c; aprlng lamba, lOc-llc;
yearlings, 2c-4c; heavy ewes.
Zc to 3c; medium cowa, 6c lb.;
canner cows. 2c to 3c; bulls. 4c
to oc ID.
Mohair: Buying price: 1913
clip. 11c lb.
Caacara Bark: Buying price:
1933 peel, 8c lb.
Hope: Nominal. 1913. 70c-75-
lb.
Onions: Selling price to re
tailer Oregon $1.00-1.26 cen
tal.
New OL one: California Bermu
das. $1 per 60-lb crate; new red.
1c lb.
Potatoes: Local. II 15-1 35-
Deschutea Gems, $1.76; Do bak
ers, $1.90; Yakima game, $1.60.
New potatoea: California Gar
nets, lc to 2c lb.: white. Ic lb.
Wool: 1933 clip nominal: Wil
lamette valley. 21c-23c lb.; East
ern uregon, lc-2lc lb.; South
ern Idaho. 16c-20e lb.
Hay: Buying price from pro-
oucer: Alfalfa. No. 1. 115
Clover, No. 2, $14; Willamette
Valley timothy Eastern Oregon
nmotny, iif; oats and vetch
$16.
It has been estimated tbat leas
than 20 per cent of the Inmates
of our penal Institutions have
bad a high school education.
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For the first time we offer Dollar Day" jviukkrips for the Fourth of Jul
holidays roundtrips to almost everywhere in the West for about 14 a mile.
Tickets axe first tins, good on all trains, in all types of accommodations.
Pick the place you want to go over the Fourth, then call Southern Pacific
before you choose a way to get there. Ten to one the train will save you
time and money.
TICKETS GOOD ON ALL TRAINS LEAVING
JUNE 30, JULY 1,2,3,4
BE BACK BY MIDNIGHT, JULY 11
Los Angeles
La! Lai Tl,,l
"MEALS SELECT"-80o to $1.28
and what meals 1 For luncheon and din
ner you get soup, salad, entree, vegetables,
bread and butter, beverage, dessert all
for as litde as 80. Breakfasts for 50) to
90f A new service on all S. P. dining cars,
TAKE THE CHILDREN
Children under 3 ride free. From 5 to 11,
half the "Dollar Day" fares.
Gouafllheinni Poa
Approximately 100 children,
boys and girls, small and large,
registered Monday for work In
the summer vacation school and
were assigned to the various
schools, Fremont, Roosevelt or
Fairvlew.
Activities for the older girls
consist of sewing and cooking In
the morning, and handcraft and
puppet making for tboae who are
younger. During the afternoon
there ara baseball, volleyball,
clogging, folk dancing, tumbling
nd other acrobatlca and swim
ming. The older boyg receive me
chanical training, auto meehan
lea and camp cookery daring the
morning houre, and the amaller
boya handcraft, puppet making
and games. In the afternoon
the boya are given playgrouna
ball, baseball, volleyball, soccer,
track work, disciplinary gymnas
tics, horaeahoe pitching, swim
ming and other gamea.
Children who have not ret
reglatered for the aummer work
may do so all this week, accord
ing to members of the commit
tee.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
JOSIE BUTLER
Funeral cervices for the late
Joste Butler of Modoc Point
were held at tbe Williamson
River church Monday, June 19,
at 2:30 p. m. The services were
largely attended and conanctea
by Rev. B. V. Bradihaw, assist
ed by Mildred Charles. Com
mitment service and vault en
tombment followed In Lobert
cemetery, with the Earl White
lock funeral home In charge.
LENA ANDREWS FLORKX
Lena Andrewa Floren, wife of
Axel Floren. paaaed away at aa
early hour Tueaday morning, fol
lowing an Illness ot two weeks'
duration. Mr. Floren waa a na
tive of Omaha, Ark., being born
there September 26, 1911, and
waa aged 21 years g montha and
24 daya when called. In addition
to her husband, aha I survived
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Andrewa, and tbe following
brothers and alatera: Virginia,
Alene, Dot, Verla, Eugene, Haxel
and Bobble. The remain are at
the Klamath funeral home, 925
High atreet. where friend may
call. Funeral annonncement wll:
be made later.
Queen ant use their wing for
on flight only the nuptial
flight; after this, the wing are
broken off.
Eugene .................................. 4.98
Salem 8.50
Portland .... ....... 7.68
Ogdsn a. ..... s,ee .... 2190
Slmttm "DolUr Df reumllrips irtwtn
til Smlbrm Ptcifu lUtioni,
Passenger Station Phone 2009
Hoppers Threaten
Tule Lake Region
TUI.E LAKE. Calif. Oraea-
hoppera have begun hatichlng og
tbe leased land on the east ane
south aide of Tule Lake, caualni
much anxletr among the farm,
era.
It I hoped they can be held
In check by prompt action on
the part of the U. B. reclamation
service, the county agent' of
fice and the farmers who bars
worked together to dlstrlbutt
large quantities ot poison.
Among the farmer seriously
affected are the Lou la Kandra,
Albert Plaall, George Barron, Lee
Dixon and the Llskey Bros.
SHEEP HIGHER ON
SO. BAN FRANCISCO, June
20. (CP) Hogs: 610, direct
500. Strong considering aorta;
half load 191-200 lba. $5.81
ulk and top; packing sows
$3.76.
Cattle: 116, direct 65. About
ateady; good nnder 1000 lb.
ateera abaent; load medlnm 1000
lb. California $4.50, tew $4:
late yeaterday, aronnd 100 me
dium atockers $J. 60-14; good
cowa absent, few 1100-1136
cows $2.26-62.70.
Calves: None. Good calrea
quoted $6-$6.60.
Sheep: 130. around 25-50c
higher; deck north coast IT lb.
wooled Iambs $6.26, sorted 26
per cent at $5.25; choice quoted
$6.50.
SALEM, Ore., (UP) Mora
than a third of the national for
est reserve Is located In Oregon.
National foreata contain total
of 40,003,96 acrea. of which 18,
434,666 are In Oregon. Forests
in Washington, California and
Idaho bring the acreage for the
Pacific coast to a major per cent
of the total.
SIMPLY WORN OUT?
Take LydU E. Plnkham,
Vegetable Compound
Gaai astythnag be snore wssswsg fai
weimai teas the caaaolMS retnMl el
a mill ilS Stellas? Tea Bare aa Hbm
so esc ... ts an tared ... alllo
... yoCcaasKK stow. Those riaass a lira,
whoa ooaMthla eampe eatf feet tat
swarssM ahakjMS went eat.
Lyeaa C Ptakhen'S w litllll Com
fossa on hoop . let aaate at Ilea wtt
he yea toaowsaT on snath, aa win aaakt
torn auly casta oooos aaotsc aafaa,
OS eat ef ewtry ISO woaooa waa sseoft
te as say cft they ere molo ay tfa
spoJIclno. Bay e aattso nam year ana)
gaat teas . . . aad watch the tsselis.
OTHER ROUND TRIP EXAMPLES
El Pao $33.50
Tucson, Aria 28.75
Phoenix, Aria. 24-78
Bakersfield 14.18
Fresno .................................... 11.88
San Francisco ........................ 9.58
Sacramento ............................ 8.10
Reno 11.45