June 25, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
E AGTIVE LIFE
The president's civilian con
servation corp irmy Is st work
In earnest on In Moituo national
tors!. Itodont control, Intact
control, (Ira haiard reduction
and half a damn other dlffarant
actlvltlee wara to keep th boy
from becoming homesick..
At tha Cran creek camp tha
construction of a forest sarvlc
lalrphona Una from that place
to tha Buiar Hill lookout point
and on ta tha town or Uavls
Creek. ! undir way. Tha same
camp la engaged In tha construc
tion of a road up Lassen crack
and a wide tlra Una to protect
tha green limber and young plna
planlatlona In tha Huitar Hill
area.
from tha Crane crook, aa well
aa from the llarkamnre camp,
aevernl parties ot C. C, men
under tl supervision of their
foremen are engaged In poison-
Ins ground suulrrel on the
mountain meadow and large
gebruh flat. The boy with
their email sack of poisoned
grain resemble a skirmish line
atrung out over tho tint coun'
try. A atuli camp for rodent
control operation! It? been ea
tahllxhcd on Toin'a creek near
the old Marlatt aawmlll tlte.
Local men are Inrllned to
laugh at tha "tenderfoot" from
the eltlea, aa In the case of one
boy who found a lliinrd In the
rocke and announced that he had
discovered a young allgalur. Ilia
announcement brought a crowd
of th city hoye running to the
pot, armed with avery con
ceivable weapon to destroy
this monitor of th woods.
Church aervlcea aro being ar
ranged for by tha local clergy
men at all of the C. C. C.
camps. Tha men gather for di
vine service In tha recreation
ball which la a feature of each
one of the camps.
Tough lurk for th married
men la contained In an edict
I which baa ion forth from head
qnartera to the affect that no
women are to b allowed to r
alde In C. C. C. camps.
Army mess klta ar fairly ca
pacious affalra but tho average
youngster In th local camps
thlnka nothing of coming back
for the second or third helping.
Ther la no limit to th amount
of food any man can get. within
the llmlta ot his own capacity.
The food la excellent, of wide
variety and well cooked.
All the summer ranger fore
of the Modoc national forest as
sumed duty last week. Soma of
th men will b atatloned In the
conservation camps, each one of
which will hare an organised
fir suppression crew under the
leadership of a forest guard,
ready for an Instant'a get-away
In case of a fir call.
Many of th youngster In tha
C. C. C. campa here never have
been off th city street before.
Life In th mountains, coupled
with good food and regular hab
it Is working wondera tor many
of them.
Kngland'a national anthem.
"Ood Save the King" la a mys
tery of literature. No on know
who wrote tt.
SPECIAL
Sundav Dinner
50c
MKXfl
SOUP
'ream of Chicken with Noodles
REM8URS
Mixed Plrklea Olive
Hadiahea
SALAD
Pear Salad
CHOICE or
Stuffed Klamath Turkey,
Glhlet Sauce, Jelly
Unjnlnted Spring Chicken,
Corn Fritter, Bacon
Fried Belgian Hare,
Hunter Style
Frlcesse of Chicken,
Tea Biscuit
Breaded Veal Cutlets,
Chicken Gravy
Orllled Lamb Chop on Toast.
Fruit Jelly
Duchess Potato
Spiced lleet
Hot Roll
Freeh Strawberries a la Mode
Coffee Ice Tea Milk
Buttermilk Chocolate
Brick Cafe
A Good Place to Eat
lit N. Tth At.
Just
One Week Left
to take advantage of the
2(8)
0
Mowers
Rakes
Plows
Potato Diggers
Discontinued after July 1st, 1933
J. W. Kemc
National, Local
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YOUK. Jun 14, (IP) A
rather weary atock market loafed
In th ahadowa ot unrarlalntlas
today until tha last bait hour of
trading, when a mild rally lifted
soma of th leadea fractionally to
mora than a point. It waa one ol
tha dullest Saturdays of tha re
cent upswing. The clos was
ateady to firm. Transfer! approx
imated 1.8(10,0(10 shares.
Today'a closing prices:
Air Itedtictlon ...- -..
Alaska Juneau ...................
Al. ( hem. A Dy . ...
American can
American Com). Alcohol ...
American Knr. Pow. ......
American Smelt. ltfg. ...
A. T. k T .....
American Tob. n.
Anncnmla Copper .............
Atchlanli T. S. r. ...
Atlantic Itef
Malllmnra Ohio
Hendlx Aviation ....
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Horden Co ......
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California Pack ...............
Canada 1'aclflc ....
Case (J. I.)
Caterpillar Tractor ..
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chrysler Motor
Col. (1. K
Commercial flolv.
Commonwealth Ro. ............
Continental Can
Corn Product
I'urtlaa-Wrlght
Drug nc ..
I )u pout & lie N ...
Kastman Kodak ..................
Klec. Auto l.t
Kl. Pow. and !.t
General Foods .
General Motora
Gllletie Itaior ..
Gold liuat ...
International Harvester ..
I. T. T
Johns Manvllle ...........
Kennecotl Con. Cop. ,
Kroger Grocery ........
I.lbbey-O-Ford
Liggett Myera B
Liquid Carb
I.orlllard Tob. Co.
Monty Ward
Nash Motor .
National Biscuit
National Dairy Products
National Distillers
National Pow. V LL
N. V. Central
North America , , ,
Packard Motor .
Penney (J. C.)
Penn. R. H. , ,
Phillip. Pet
Public Service N. J. ...
Pullman Co. ..
Radio Corp
It. K. O
Rem. Rand
Reynolds Tob. B. .
Sear Roebuck ...
Shell fnlon
Southern pacific ..........
standard Hrands
Standard Oil Calif.-
Sit ndnrd Oil N. J. ...
Studebaker Co
Texan Corp
Texas Gulf Rul.
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Cnlon Pacific
Cnlted Aircraft .
Cnlted Corp
1'nlted Gas Imp
I'. 8. Indus. Alcohol
V. H. Rubber
1'. S. Steel
Vnnndlum
West. Klee. A Mfj
Woolworth
Stock Averages
(Copyright. 1931. Riandard statu.
tics Company)
SO fa e
Indl'a RR', Uf Total
- 87.1 4S 5 104.4 14.1
Saturday .
Prer. dav
7.1 48.8 104.7 II I
Week ago 11 1
Tear no 1 4
41.0 101.1 7 I
, 1 I ttt A
I years ago 14. llt.l 104.9 1S4 0
High. 19.11 l o 4S S1H.7 .S
Lew. 1S1 41.1 II I 4i.i
Hllh. 1911 . H I in. II
uow. iii 1(1 gag ls.a
New 1991 high.
Bond Averages
(Copyright. 1931. Standard Stalls
tlca Company)
10 10 90 40
Indl'a RR'i Ufa Total
Saturday 71.1 7.l 4 4 77
Hrev. day 71.1 7.9 94.1 77.7
Week ago 71.1 74.4 99. 79 t
Year ago 54.9 M. 73.7 to. (
3 yeara ago 92.3 109.S 99.9 99.4
High, 1938 71.4 7IU 111 73.1
Low, 1931 S3.! 97.0 74.1 (3.1
High. 1931 . 71.1 71.0 99.1 78.1
Low, 1931 69.1 47.4 70.9 17.1
With all these reports ot fJio
torlea reopening and men going
back to work, w may soon have
s major problem In what to do
with our Jobleea relief workera.
InternAtinrijtl f4anvoafsi
Discount on
Cultivators
Press Drills
Potato Planters
HIGH PRICES BOOM
CIllCAOO, Jun 24, UP) En
thuslasm for higher price blaxed
furiously In all th apeculatlv
pit on the hoard of trad today,
with wheat aoarlng a maximum
of tie
May wheat, In which trading
formally commences Monday,
croed to abov 900 today. Per
slstent abnormally hot tempera
turea and dearth of adequate
moisture brought In new flood
of natlonal crop damage, (in
gesting that United Hlatea grain
yield this aeason would prove
the smallcKt In 30 year.
Official advices Indicated that
Nebraska email grain were be
yond redemption.
Wheat closed flurried, 2c to
21c above yestorday'a flnlah:
corn, le t" lo up: oats, 21c to
21c advanced, and provisions at a
rise ot 6c to 20c.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, June 24, (fl',
Wheat, No. 1 hard. 93c.
Corn, No. 2 mixed. 4c to 4SJc;
No. 1 yellow, 471c to 4Kc; No. 2
yellow, 471c to 4sc; No. 2 white.
471c to 49c.
Oat, No. I red, 35c; No. 2
white, 36a to 3Clc.
Rye, no sale.
Barley, UTiC to 31c.
Timothy aecd, per cwt., 13.26
to 13.50.
Clover aecd, per cwt., 8.00 to
112.75.
Lard, ! 10.
Hollies. 17.00.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Jun 21, Upi
High Low Close
July .01 .21 .81 .921
September .. .941 .951 .941 .951
December .. ,6M .99 .681 .69
Caah Wheat
No. 1 Big Bend bluestem .. .701
Dark hard winter, 12 71 J
Dark hard winter, 11 .671
Soft white .63
Western white .. .601
Hard winter .621
Northern spring .. 601
Western red 601
Oate, No. 1 white. $22.50.
Corn. No.-1 yellow. $23.00.
Mlllrun atandard, $18.00.
Today'a car receipt: Wheat.
12; flour, 18; corn, 3; hay, 3.
Woman Describes
Drinking Party
Before Killing
Beatrice Tupper, former wife
of Benjamin Tupper. facing fed
eral flrt degree murder charges
In connection with the slabbing
of Abln Murdock, Jun 13. on
th Klamath Indian reservation,
testified before IT. 8. Commis
sioner Bert C. Thomoa S.itur
dny that she had purchased 12
bottles of homebrew beer the
day ot the murder from Rose
Huft of Chlloquln.
Mrs. Huff. Oklahoma Indian.
vh bound over to th federal
grand Jury Saturday morning,
charged with selling and pos
sessing Intoxicating llquora on
th Indian reservation. Her
bond in aet at $2,500 and ahe
waa returned to tha county Jail
until th bond la raised.
Mr. Tupper testified that the
drinking ot -the beer culminated
in drunkennesa and murder of
Murdock, her son-in-law.
SWAN LAKE
Mr. Arnett, Mr. Harrison and
son have been bailing hay on th
Truax ranch near Bonanta th
paat week.
Frank Gabriel, who la farming
at Olene, epent th week and st
horn.
The new Bank ot England has
Installed s $200,000 kitchen
which can serve lunchea at the
rat of 2000 a day; It ta laid to
be th largest and most costly
staff kitchen In London,
flip
LIBERTY
Financial Independence brings
relief from worries tnd a greater
capacity for "life, liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness."
Start 4 Sayings Account
HIE IIKlIf NATIONAL DANI.
Markets
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, Jun 24, UP)
Cattle, 1598; calves. 115, for th
week. Ther waa llttl ottering
In top grade quality, and quota
tiona on these wer eliminated.
Gasier appeared dull and weak,
with values 2 Jo to 60c lower.
Weaknes wal shown most In
atoars, hotter and cow, while
ther appeared a ateady tone for
bull and calvea. Beat fed ateer.
$6.50, with othera at $6.00 to
$6.15; grass fed ateer, $5.50 and
down; best grass heifer, $5.00,
with best cowa at $4.26; medium
to good bulls, $3.00 to $3.76.
Hogs. 4.664 for the week. The
trade In lntlta wa weak. Best
light butchea, $5.25 to $5.35;
heavyweight, $4.50; packing aow
at $3.25; killer pigs, $4.00 to
$5.00, with bulk, $4.25 to $4.50;
feeders at $4.60, with bulk, $4.00
to $4.35.
Sheep and Iamb. 2,952 for the
week. Trado m lamba waa weak,
with sales 60c or more lower.
Strictly choice gold Monday at
$6.00. but later In the week $6.60
wa tha top, with bulk at $5.25;
yearling minions. $3.76 to $4.00!
top ewea available brought $1.75
for bulk, althourh etrlctly choice
were quoted at $2.00 to $2.25.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO. June 24. UP) U.
S. D. A.) Hogs. 12.000; market
slow, steadv to 10c lower. Good
to choice 200 to 300 lb., $4.40 ti
$4.50: top, $4.50.
Cattle, 1.000. Compared week
ago: Good and choice fed steer
and yearling, loc to 25c higher;
lower grade steady to 25c lower:
fed steer ot value, $5.75 upward,
extreme top, $7.10 on long year
lings: moit weighty ateera $5.25
to H 25: good and choice year
ling heirer. 25c to 50c higher:
cows. 15e to 25e lower; vealera
50c higher, at $5.00 to $6.00.
Sheep, 7.000; market today
nominal, for week, unevenly
strong to 25o higher; closing
bulks, good to choice natlvo ewe
and wether lamb. $7.50 to $7.75:
throvoute, $5.00 to $5.60; fed
yearlings, $6.00 to $6.50; fat
ewea, $2.00 to $2.75.
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, June 24. UP)
Butter, prlnta, extra. 24c; stand
ards, 231c.
Butterfat: Portland delivery:
A grade. 21c-22o lb; Farmer
door delivery, 21c-22c lb; aweel
cream, 5c higher.
Rggs: Pacific poultry produc
era' selling price: Overslie, 20c;
extraa 18c; mixed colors, 17c
medluma. 17c doxen. Buying price
of wholesalers: Fresh current
receipt. 66c lbs., np, 12c doxen,
Live Poultry: Portland deliv
ery Buying pricea, heavy hens,
colored 41-51 lb., 11c;. Do 61
lbs. up 10c: broilers 2 lbs. up.
8c; under 2 Iba, 10c; colored
springs, 2 lbs, up, 12c; rooster.
5c lb.; duck, peklna, brollera.
12c-13c lb.; old ducks, Peklna.
10c lb.; Do colored, 10c lba.
Strawberries: Oregon dollars.
$1.60; New Oregon. $1.60 to
$1.85.
Cheese: ti score Oregon trip
let, 12c; loaf, 13e lb.; broker
will pay le below quotations.
Milk: Contract price 4 pet.
Portland delivery $1.75 cwt; B
grade cream, 3 7 ic lb.
Country Meat: Selling price
to retailer: country killed hogs.
best butchers, nnder 150 lbs., 7c
to 71c; Tealera, 70 to 100 lb.,
7c to 71c; spring lamba 9c to 10c:
yearlings. 4c to 5c; heavy ewea.
2c to 3c; medium cows, 6o lb.:
canner cows, 2c to 3c; bulls, 41c
to 50 lb.
Mohair: Buying price: 1933
clip. 15c lb.
Csscars Bark: Buying price:
HE'S SENSATION
Th greatest schoolboy athlete
to participate In the National
Interscholastlcs st Cblcsgo In
yeara la Jesse Owen, negro
runner of Cleveland's East Tecb
High. Owens, shown above,
broke tb world scholastic marks
In tt 100-yard dash. 220-yard
sprint and broad Jump In th
recent schoolboy meet. His mark
in th 1009.4 aeconds
equaled th accepted world
record of Frank Wykoff.
1933 peel. 3c lb.
Hop: Nominal, 1933, 60c to
66c per lb.
Onions: Selling price to re-
taller Oregon $1.15 to $1.3a
per cental.
New onions: Cslifornls Bermu
da. $1 per 50-lb crate; new red
$1.85 per cental.
potatoes: Local, $1.50; Ms-
chute Gems, $1.85: do bakera,
$2.00; Yakima Gems, $1.60 to
$1.75.
New Potato: Local white and
red", 2c to 21c per lb. California
white, $2.00 to $2.15 per cental.
wool: 1933 clip nominal; Wil
lamette valley, 23c to 25c lb.;
Eastern Oregon, 18c to 21c lb.;
Southern Idaho, 16c to 20c lb.
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At The Churches
Oiurch Katie Deadline
Bacaus of th additional
work of Mttlng typ for
notices of servlc In various
churches ot th city, th dead
line for turning In ucb
notice to th offices ot Tb
Evening Herald snd Klamath
News must b set at t o'clock
Friday avenlng. Tb coopera
tion of tho In charge ot
turning In church notices will
be greatly appreciated.
Ht. Paul Episcopal Church
Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
Sunday achool at 9:45. Morn
ing prayer and sermon st 11:00
by th Rector. Regulsr services
at Langell Valley In ths after
noon. e
First Presbyterian Church
The First Preebyterlan church,
located on North Sixth and Pine
street, holds Its morning ser
vice at 11 o'clock, when th sac
rament of communion la to be
administered and tbs opportun
ity given to unite with the
church. The program Includes
organ prelude, "Paatortae in
C by Waehs; offertory, "The
Swan" by Halnt-Haens; aoprano
solo by Mr. Bert C. Thomas,
"Lead, Kindly Light," by San
derson; communion addresa by
th pastor, th Rev. A. Theodore
Smith; sacrament ot baptism
and sacrament of the Lord's
Supper; organ postlude. "March"
by Petrall. Miss Dorothy A.
Smith Is th organist. In the
evening this congregation Is to
worship with the First Methodist
peopl in the Methodist church,
Tenth rnd High streets at 8 p.
m. The Rev. A. Theodore Smith
la to preach.
Scandinavian Mission Hotel
Early Bldg.. 5th and Main St.
Bible school and morning wor
ship 10:00. Mrs. E. A. Ohman,
Supt. Classes for sll ages. Eve
ning service 7:45. Topic. "The
Sea-Captain Call." Wednesday
evening, mid-week service, 7:45.
Friday evening, Bible study,
Phil. 2. At the home of P. East
man, corner Pacific Terrace snd
Erie. E. A. Ohman, Psstor. All
welcome.
Klamath Temple Fred Horn
ihuh. Pastor. Sunday school at
9:45. Morning worahip at 11,
th pastor delivering th ser
mon on "Tb Sunny Side ot
Lite." The evangelistic service
st 7:4$ will he featured with
special music, both vocal snd
instrumental, snd s sermon on
"A ' Fest of Good Thing."
Week night services sr con
ducted Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday. Tb Saturday service
Is held by ths young peopl of
No Draft Ventilation
Modern Aer-Stream Styling
The Comfort. Silence and
Safety of Fisher Bodies
Unequalled Gas, Oil and
Upkeep Economy
last word
th church sn Is evangelistic
and Interesting. They also hold
service Sunday st 6: JO, than
a street meeting st 7th snd
Msln. Tuesday th young peo
ple of th church go to Beatty
to hold a eervie In th Metho
dist church for both Indians
snd whites. All welcome.
Immanuel Baptist Church
Eleventh and High street. Dr.
W. T. S. Spriggs, Pastor. Bibls
school 9:45 s. m. Marlon Bun
nell, Sn pt. Morning worship, 11
a. m. Subject, "Tb Stewardship
of Llf." B. T. P. C. 7 p. m.
Evening service t p. m. Topic,
"Tb Power of th Word." Mid
week service, studies in th
Book ot Revelstlon.
Fl'st Christian Church Pine
street st Ninth. Arthur Chai.
Bates, Minister. Bible school
9:45 s. nt. An Interesting snd
profitable time spent In Bible
study. If you sr not slresdy
In Bible school, w invite you
to Join a clsss here. . Commun
ion snd worship 11 a. m. Orgsn
prelude, "Andante Pastorale,"
Richmond. Observance of Lord'a
Supper. Offertory. "Offertolre
from Berenice," Handel. Haxel
M. Begley, organist. Sermon,
"Making Disciples In Oregon."
An offering will be taken for
state missions. Evening services.
Christian Endeavor societies
meeting at 1 o'clock. Evening
worship and - sermon 8 o'clock.
Topic: "This Grace Alo."
First thorch of Christ, Scien
tist Tenth and Washington Sta.
Sunday school, 9:30 to 10:30
o'clock. Morning service. 11:00.
Subject, "Christian Sclsnce."
Testimonial meeting Wednes
day evening at 8 o'clock. This
church mslntalns a reading room
at 200 Williams building. 724
Main atreet, where th Bible and
authorised Christian Science lit
erature may be read, borrowed
or purchased. The reading room
Is open dsily from 9 o'clock In
the morning until I In the eve
ning. An attendant Is in charge
from 12 until 1 o'clock snd from
2:30 nntll 4:30 except on San
days and holidays.
Salvation Army, 619 Walnnt
atreet. phone 591-W, Adjutant
snd Mrs. C, Ford, officers in
chsrge.
Week dsy services as follows:
Sslvstion meetings Thursdsy and
Saturday at 8 p. m., preceded by
open air services, 7th snd Msln.
Mondsy night 7:30 p. m. Girl
gusrds meeting; Tuesday night.
Soldiers meeting, 9 P- m., Wed
nesday 2:8 p. m. Ladies Home
League. Corps Cadet clsss. Wed
nesday evening, S p. m.; Friday
night. Army Scouts, Mills school
gym. 8 p. m. Chums meeting
same night at Army hall, 8 p. m.
Regular Sunday aervlcea Conn-1
ty Jail aervlcea 10:15 a. m.; Hole
neas meeting st hall 11 a. m.
Sunday achool and Bible claat
2:80 p. m.. (nine elaasa tor all
ages.) Young People' Legion
service, 6:10 p. m. Msla Sunday
meeting. 8 p. m.
Portland Man
Dies in Crash
MARSHFIELD. Or., Jun 14.
Alex Miller, Portland clothier,
'died In a ' hospital at Bandoa
today from Injuries received la
an automobile accident on th
Oregon Coast highway north ot
Port Orford late yesterday, .
REPEAL RATIFIED.
DOVER, Del., Jun 24. UP)
Delaware today formally rati
fied th proposed amendment to
repeal tha eighteenth amend
ment In th federal constitu
tion. It waa th sixth stat to
take such action.
Pendleton Has Snakes, Too.
PENDLETON, Jun 24. UP)
Th first rsttleanak killed with
in th Pendleton city limits la
msny years fell victim to a club
in the hsnds of Wesley Peters
here yesterday. Ths snake, car
rying nine rattlea, blocked Pat
era' path as he walked along
an abandoned mill rsc.
OBITUARY
CAROLINE RBODA WHEELER
Mrs. Caroline Rhoda Wheeler,
wife of th lata Charles Sydney
Wheeler, passed away In this city
Jan 24, at 2:65 a.m., aftar aa
illnesa of two weeks' durstlon. At
the time ot her desth Mrs. Wheel
er wss sged 72 years and 15 days.
She was a nstlvs of Rslelgh, West
Vlglnls. but th Isat 40 years ot
her lit hav been apent In th
stst ot Oregon. Surviving aro
four daughters and thre sons:
Mrs. Ida Buck of Eureka, III,
Mrs. Florence Hndson, Mrs.
Maudls Tompkins and Mrs. Ne
vada Lovelady, all of Klamath
Fall; Jno. Wheeler ot Freewater,
Ore.; Sheridan Wheeler ot Set ma.
Ore., and William Wheeler. Th
remains rest In th gold room ot
th Esrl Whltlock fnnsral horn,
Plna street at Sixth, wher friends
may call.
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CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. DETROIT, MICH.
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