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Newspaper Page TextAugust 13, 1933. THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Want -A dsBringResu Its Phone Yours to 1900 kateti ( 3c k er word ' Mr day' neertlon.- . - 10s Mr cent discount on ads running, en tik, Ifl par cent discount oo eWVeds running OB month. All classified ads r Insert ed In ball) Tilt Klamath New nd Evening Herald, t tb above mi, appearing la Tbe Newe first. Tlrnt limit for classification IB the following day' papers It 1.00 p. M. Ada desired In serted on tb setae day as tub milled will bars to run "Too Late lo Cliry : Too-Late-to-Claaalfy ids are put In on ppr only at ih Mm rata quoted above .nd olaaalflad tor iucodtn( Insertions. - 1 Loot and Pound LOST Boston bull, answers nam of Jlgae. Return 14( Martin. Reward, otlt LOST Triangular key ring with four kee. on Main ttreet, Fri day nighU Reward. Phone JlfW, 01111 3 General Notioo A Truck A Day Eaclv Way Klamath Falls Portland If you ere moving nortb Port land, lealtle or wav nolnta you will find our service aud ratea t'J your advantage. Wt haul any thingwool livestock, household foods, furniture. BRATTON'S AUTO FREIGHT Phone (41. 101 B. Main It 0474 PAINTl.NO. decorating, papering, eetlmaiee on any Job, lame or mall. I'bone 107. J. L. New- .' man. ISO! WILL BUY city and rounly war ranta at amall discount. In quire 7SS Slain. Phon 10. -0411 PAINTING, tfspsrhnngfng, kslso mining. J, p. Roper. Phone 141IW. 0(11 RADIO 8RRVICH or ell kind Wm. Long, 1401 Lookout It Phone lllej. Ill) Per eon la READINGS dally Ml Oak. 'So Tranaportation Travel By Stage 11 Hra. to Portland $5.(0 one way llo. 10 round trip. , II Hra, to Seattle 17.10 .one way. (14.00 round Trip. Via Rand and Weplnttla. Leave K. Fall 11; 10 P. M."Oroy hound Depot. Phone I S80t 8nn4 7 Help Wanted, Female . WANTED Woman lo help Willi bouaework . and care for chil dren, out of town: references required. Box 0663 Nows-Mor- ald. 0,'ifM eBBBBBBBEaBaBBBaeBaaBBGHsaaMaeaBB9C3B 9 Situation Wanted SENIOR HIOH SCHOOL boy will work and pay 115 a month for mom nnd board. Newa-IlernWl, Box 600, O'iOO Franc receive over 1260. 000,000 a year from foreign vial-tora. AD3 bridge: THE GAP' BETWEEN WANTING. AND HAVING Furnithod Room NKW DKAL rooms, newly fur nished, outside rooma ami balh, 11. to and 11.00. 1407 H. ih Hi. Oppoall Great North rn de pot. 015 rOR RKNT Cloa Is, sleeping room. 1141 1'lri. ol4 12 Room and Board WANTKD Rooin knd botrd b month. Iloi 401, city. O'.M ROOM AND BOARD 17HW. 0517 13 Furnithod Apartment I t.AIKIR ROOM APTS. Alao on lerge room, everything fur nished, low ri-nt. 411 Oak. Ota rURNIBHICD Ian two-rootu apartment, washing niablne, llghte end water. Reduced rent. (17 Jefferson. 0221 Furnithod Houea FOR RENT I room modern hntta. 2011 Reclamation. Phone 41J4. 05M ROOM with hath. Alao apart ment. 1 :t N. lotb. 0131 THREK ROOM DUPLEX, 4-rage. 110.00. Ill Bo. 7tb. f4& 17 Real EaUf For SU POR BALK Reataurant and equipment on Main street. Own er loafing town. Phone H4J 0(84 19 Automotive WANTKD 1911 or 1110 Chev rolet coach or sedan body In fair ehape, Bute price. Ad dreae XYI cart Herald of floe WILLYS KNIOHT eedsn, trade for Chevy coup or sedan. K. Juhnaun. Kort Klamath. 0038 20 Miscellaneoua For Sal FOR BAIIUAiNI In slightly need furniture and range W nai caah tor second band gooda Piano for eale or rent. KLAMATH FURMTUHB . EXCHANGE Til Mala Phone III Your eredlt la good. 0441 SACKS Fanners attention. We have uaed aacka for oat, barley and apuda. Wo buy pelta. wool. bldea and Junk. And we will treat you right. MAS Hag Co., 114 Market. Phone 1933 V. 08 it FURNITURE FOR BALK Bed room aulle, living room and eun room furniture, dinette ad, General Klertrlo refrlxera tor, dishea and kitchen war. All furniture choice, practical ly ni'w. Phone 1761, Monday BAR and backhar, 14 ft. long, 1 oven hotel ranae, Ice bnxee, one Hp, 40 gallon kettle, tank, bnrneaa and collar. Ill Klam ath Ave. 0M FOR HALK Onod aaddle nor, milk cow, model 16 Dotlg d livery, Htar delivery, two-wheel traili-r. Will trade or aell rca eoneble. White bouse acroaa from Swan Lake Lbr. Co. Oilt FOR BALK Iteglalrred Dober man Plnacher pupplra, reaaon able, O, J. Danlela, I rollee out on Keno Route. ttit STRAWUKRRIKS $1 crate. 11. R, Woralry, on Dill pant AHa- niont ' Ofif'fl 21 Wanted Miacellanooue WANTKD To trade or buy wagon; muat 'he reaaonalile I'hnne 616 or addreaa 204 Wl'. lite lildg. 4a WANTED TO BUY Uad wash ing marhlno. - Must be-reantt " nhie. I'lione i a S .1 . o n n o eaaaxaa ascataaa aisiMBMsasa 22 Llveatocfc and Feed FOR SALE 100 tons hay. 120 acres meadow pasture, uox 43 Fort Klamath, Ore. Oobl FOR 8AI.K Keclatored O. 1. O, hour pig. Went Side Title Lake. II. L Wcat. 0504 HOIISKS FOR SALE 1200 to 1800 pounds. Rear of Kin ni nth Falls Auto ("nnip. o.ru,4 22a Poultry For Sale SKPTKMDKR PRICKS White and Brown Leahnrns 17 per loo; Rede, Rocks, lilacs Mlnnrraa. 11.110. We pnjr irnnanortat on. ORLAND HATl'IlKRY. Orlnml taut, uoo STATB Blond Tested White Lei noma, iiarred Hock and lied Chirks. Nine Dollnra 100 pre paid and guaranteed. J. R. Ala- gulre, 2416 N. B. Oregon St., Portland. 013!) v ,si; IF II Financial UVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Loweat retea and aatt term Invettlgat and be eontloced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 191 80, 7th. Ph. 1141 Jtat Lloenae M-104 $ $ Salary Loans $ I TO 10 DOLLARS ON YOUR PLAIN NOTB No lntrt daduotlon, you rclve full amouot applied for. 1 to I month time. All loan confidential HTATB LOAN CO, Oregon Bank liuikMug. Entrance 110 N. 10th, Ph 7 l.lc nv Itate S I 44 Neceiiitlei for Work WILL OIVK yonng man room In exchange for chore. Call 1313J. 0101 23 Klamath Business Directory Doctor Dr. O. W. Weetllnd. Naturopathic Pbyalclau. Cbronlo and oervou dleae a pellly. Ill-Ill L O. O. r. Bldg. Jeweler "LET UEORQE DO IT" Oeorge L. Met Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler REPAIRING. 137 Main St. Hem pitching HEMSTITCHING, BUTTONS eor rd, dremakln. Mra. H M. Allender. . 114 Walnut. 0171 Paint Store Wall paper. 4 cent a rot! and up. The moat complete line of paint, enamels and paper in outbrn Oregon. Painter and paper banger at your aervlcn. Patteraon Paint Htor 110 Main Ht. - Phone 1(41 C1D0UIN FILES SALEM. Aug. 1, fAP) Th city of Chllouuln haa made ap- pllrallnn to th atate engineer for permit to appropriate 400 mlnera Inchea of water from Lark In creek, tributary to Wil liamson river, for municipal and domeatlc uae In Klamath county. Other permit considered by State Engineer C. B. Strlrklln of Importanco announced today were: W. O. Hartley of The Dallea for 10 aecond feet of water from Onk sprlnga. tributary of Dee rhtitea river, for domestic and flah propagation In Waaco coun ty. N. N. Elliott of Baker for fire aecond feet of water from Clark creek, tributary of Burnt river, for Irrigation in Raker county. M. L. Cantwell of Anatln for fnur aecond feet of water from Little Boulder creek and from Caribou creek for mining pur poae In Grant county. HORIZONTAL 1 First nam of lady In th plctur. I Definite article. I Laat name of ledy in the picture, II Hodgepodge. 14 Besmears. 16 Sleeveless coat. 17 Cereal grass. 11 Common KMSHBSBSSMEMdBaMMaWBiHMaSMMKMKSSaa i a Famous; in England . ' 1 - - Anwivpr to PttyIoii Purlin primrose. 20 To place. 21 Senior (sbbr.). 22 Branchea of learning. 23 Heavenly body, it Note In scale. 21 Moolc apple. 17 Rebel (collo quial). 19 Wall a of a room. II Rental contract. It The color green. (Within, II A vampire. it To axplatt. SI Part of play 39 Male. 40 Northwest, 42 Intention. 4S Pitcher 47 Strut (ahbr.) ii Downward alope. 10 Junctur of th mdlan lino of the face. (1 Lug. K Part of fat. ' (I Yea. St A Composition. (I tidy. SO Sheaves. 10 On the lee. iT 1 nj Y'J&Ki ; 3r 3B ) j 35T era. P-kfrpCTF-3T ra m S5 ?sr I? 55" 'J9 bo """" Work for Necenitiei WOMAN Will work In xcbng for good nd furnltur or wba' bar youT Bait refer ence. 1701 Oregon. OKI WILL repair and care for email houae In exebang for rent of earn. Reference, Nw-Hr- aid, Bog (11. OKI HIOH SCHOOL BOY will ax chang work for room, board and clothing. 1171 High. 1004 TOUNO WOMAN want Job car lai for children. Ill Walnut. 0471 WOMAN will do any kind, day or hour houwork. Alao car for children, 1711 Oraion. 0111 EXPERIENCED woman will can fruit on aharc. Will nak- fife. J1!J or Plena oi any Mr, w. J. unnoe. m 1. BOX (46. 0001 Mineral feath Mineral Bathe Hot Spring Nat. Second Hand Store Will pay blgbeit price lor aecond hand tool of all kind, rifle, aad diaa, amall cook atovat. ' O. K. Second Hand Store, . til Klamath Ave. Turkieh Bath Maaaag. Colonic l.rlxallon. Reg latnred Nurae. 117 So. Seventh. Typewriter School Trained Mechanic 14 Year' Bxper!nc Adding Machine and Typewriter Balea and Service (30 Main Phone 141 Upatair Shoppe Legion ladle welcome this week, at Torfler'a Upstair Dres Shoppe. See our new fall silk drceaee. 711 Main atreet. Phon 61ZJ Resident Of Weed Diet In Portland PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 11 OP) -Milton McUi-re of Weed. Calif., died In th Veteran' hospital her yesterday attar an lllnee of about alx week. ' He wae manager of a cleaning establish ment at Weed. EHE1 WASHINGTON, Aug. II, (AP) A quick glimpse at the atatua of major mattera pending before N. R. A. offiriala working out trade practice code: Coal Hearlnga continuing. Luinb;. toel, oil, ho Depulle and advlaera working on report. Retail drugstores Awaiting hearings. Theatrical Hearing complet ed. Newspaper Ravlelona to b made by th Industry. II The pictured lady waa the flrat woman to It In Imperial liShe waa bora In T 24 To com la ' again. 16 swelling. 11 Bandmaster' atlck. 10 Bugl plant 12 Mala child. It Capital of country th pictured, Isdy ervea I? Right to enter 41 To entice. 43 Two letter which signify the pictured ledy s offlce, 44 Counterfeit. 45 One who eyes 44 Grief 47 Identical ' or alike. . 41 Vegetable. (1 Black bread. 12 Snaky fish. (4 Pronoun. s 17 Exclamation. VERTICAL 1 Hangmen . halter. , I Wlngd. I Insect' gg. 4 Company. I Pulls along. . ( Pronoun. 7 Measure. I South Carotin. 10 Spigot 11 Composition tmuslc). 11 To withdraw. : 14 Drunkard. It To perch. , 11 Dspoelt of lime on a steam boiler. T ATAtQDTFJ National, Local Markets c FINISHES AT E CHICAGO,. Aug. 'it, UV All gralna closed today In Chicago at the loweat point oermlaaable nn der board of trad (merfency operatlone. Except for a brief Interval at the etart when there waa eome thlng of a general rush to axil nd next to no buyer In alght, bualneea waa at a compute hail. A general feeling of optimism prevailed, however, that after f.x ed minimum prlcea were abolish ed Augaat II, the market would quickly right themselves, and that further declines would result In an excellent claaa of purchas ing, aa many traders bad remained almgether apart from grain oper atlona whll price bare been peg ged. Wheat closed flat. flc-17n nn. der yesterday finish, corn 2c to lie down, oata tc to lie off and provision, showing 7c to 170 de cline. C-HICAOO WHEAT CHICAGO, Aug. 11, (JP) Wheat, No. 2, red. (lc; No. 1 hard (weevlly) Uic. Corn. No. 1, mixed, 451c; No. 1. yellow, 4c-4ic; No. I, yellow, 4c; No. 2, white, (lie Oat, No. I, whit, 1410-lelc; No. I, white. 12e-(4e. Rye, no ealea. Barley. 40o-(6c. Timothy aaed, per cwt., 14.(0 to 14.10. Clover aeed, 110.01 to (11.(0. ORTLAN'n nltliv PORTLAND, Aug, U," v Wheat: Open High Low Close aept. .764 -71 .7(1 .761 Dec. M. It) .71 ,7( ,71 , Cash W heat, Big Bendfllueatem Dark bard winter, 11 Dark hard winter, 11 sort white Western white Hard winter . Northern spring Western red Oats. No. 2. white. IK. 00. Corn, No. I. yellow, 124.60, jimrun standard, lit. 00. Today' car racelpte: Wheat 43c; flour, 11c; corn, lc. IN STREET MISHAP C. McAdama, local pool room smnlaV iiafMlnerf a ..-ri leg early Saturday morning In msiu street acciuent, ana was Ukeu to Hillside hospital tor treatment. According to police report, McAdama waa ecuffllng and wrestling In the atreet when the accident ivrurrMl Fifteen-year-old Florence Sparks waa reported to be reeling more eaany Saturday afternoon fol lowing Ihlurlea tnralnaA -k. her bicycle wa (truck at th corner ot Keplanad aud Main streets. It waa believed by hos pital authority that tb glrl'a Injuries would not prove to be serious, although she 1 badly bruised and suffering from shock. Federal Officers Probe Pear Price WASHIVGTnv .... se The farm adjustment administra tion has asked reprer ' -Mve of pear canneries In th northweet u-hothnr thsra t tuatlf Iab I ... - the present low price being paid tne growers oy in canner. Warm Weather Hits Eastern Oregon City PENDLETON, Aug. II, (AP) The mercury bubbled up to tb lot-degree mark her Friday for th week' wannest tempersture, and today was expected to b nearly aa hot. Th avsrsge temperature for the past five daya ha been over 100 degree. 'No Divorce7 i ...i . a, ,.tey.t.Jl AdrlenneAinea, New York eectety I girl wh eat herself niche h) tb film capital a an actress, and Her broker-husband, Stephen Ames, have separated, th admitted the ether day. The couple denied M vorce plana. RAIN 61 LOWEST PI . ikJ .V' " I M -aW-VWT. T aTT at Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Aug. 12, (P) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) Hoge: 11.000; 100 lower; 110 to 1(0 lb., (4.10 to (4.(0. Cattle: 100; compared week ago: fed iteers and yearlings lie higher; grain fed cows- ateady. but all grassy ktnda, l(o-40o low er; Tealer loo higher; fed eteera, (.S0 to II. Tl; light year ling steers, 11.11; heifer, (I.K. Sheep: (,000; tic lower, six double to lb., Washington lambs, II. (0; for wk: 20,100 compar ed last week: Lambs, r,oc-75o higher; yearling lost most early gains; sheep and feeding lambs firm; extreme top rang lamb. 8.0. bulk. (7.11 to (1.(0; top native, 11.(0, bulk, 11.11 down; yearling. 11.(0 to ((.!(; awe, (1.30 to 11.00. T DURING PAST WEEK NEW YORK. Aug. 12, VP) Th stock market traced a rather rag ged pattern during the past week. Market Intereet waa at low hb with trader content to await tan gible developments of the pro gress of tb national recovery campaign and tb administra tion a monetary policies. The stock exchange wa closed today In accord with th summer schedule. Volume for tha past five trading sessions waa around tb same figure as a week ago. Grains wera emtio during th week, doubtless reflecting ner vousness over the inability of (he trad to formulate a cod accept able to the farm administration. Th government's crop report, forecasting the amalleat wheat crop la 31 years, apparently bad do effect oh prlcea. for wheat broke, on the following day th maximum amount permitted for a ling day'a fluctuation. Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Or,, Aug. 12, OP) Cattle: 1107, calve 145 tor week, Trade waa praotlcally on the aame baaie a ruled a week ago In ateera and ahe atuff, while bull, calves and vealers have not shown any change for several weeke. Much off grade quality arrived auring th week with x treme low values In effect- - Hogs: (707 for week. Trade appeared ateady most of tb week insofar aa price waa concerned, but the undertone wa not so fav orable on account of Mlaaourt riv er bog being landed here at leas er prlcee than quoted here. Lata Friday then Was a loas of llo In dicated with a general top of alx aonara ror nest light butcher. Feeder pig continued In good de mand up to fir dollar for best weight. Sheep and lambs: 1917 for week. In general there was no change in price for either aheen or lamb. For lsmbs th general top wae held at alx dollara, while lit. Adams and ML Hood stock waa slightly higher. Farm Hand Hurt In Dance Brawl BAKER. Aug. It, (AP) Arthur Oilier, 19. farm hand. wa atabbed twice laat night dur ing a fight at a dance In Nortb Powder. He waa brought to a hospital here. Hia left lung waa punctured and ha had a wound in bla back. Hie phyeiclan ex pressed the belief today that h would recover, Gilley cam to North Powder two yeara ago from Vanita, Oklahoma. GIANT HOLLYHOCK JEFFERSON. Aug. 12. A hollyhock 131 feet tall which branches out Ilk a tree grows In the yard of Mrs. Earl Phelps here. To the tip, it1-Is loaded with crimson blossoma. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 1JV OMC VVUO KNOWS WILL TIU. YOU THAT CHACU.H Ci cwzTLte. will orve voo -TUi TRUTH- iwMO I 9AV WJ AttB WJtoCJ A gIMfl ACT- -"OO SMOULb M PtVtMQ, THE TKtsCTPES- that' wutae youo TUB SVC MOMIV- I DON'T KNOW WHY I SHOULD OO THIS, BXCIPT THAT I HAVS TAKBN A OBMUINI INTBPEST IN YOUR WILfABI BUT IP YOU WILL ALLOW MS TO ACT AA YOUB A OR NT, I WILL Ee GLAD TO CALL ON THE MANAQSR OT THI LOCAL THIATPI ANO TOY To AftQAfttQg FOR m. TRttTjut FOR YOU- . WHAT SO YOU SAY Y E CONTINUES PORTLAND Aug. 11. Pressure against poor grade but ter continued on the open market for cubes but top score were holding up well. There was no chang In th price list for the week end either on the open market or on th produce ex change. Make of butter continued chief ly below top score which baa cre ated a weakening situation for tha offgrade while forcing fair strength for extras and standards. Butterfat valuea were at least ateady. . Trading In th egg market con tinued to reflect more or less steadiness with tb exception of nndergradee which were weak. There was no cbang In the gen eral price for tbe week end. There was no change. In th chicken trade. Heavy hen con tinued In atrongest call in rela tion to supply but th big volume of business wa lights which were in big aupply. General maintenance of conn- try meat prlcea waa shown for tbe day, a condition that has ruled In all line except beef from tbe week'a opening. Beef remained slow. Betterment In tb tomato mar ket was again showing. Local stocks were Insufficient to take care of needs. Operators who wera depending upon low priced Yakima stock to break tbe mark et were finally forced to get tbelt needs from Tbe Dalles. Slow opening of th peach trade continued. Retailer were well atockd with California El bertas and J. H. Halee but ap peared to show little Interest In Oregon Crawfords. A few local Elbert were alao abowing. There was a weaker ton tor local potatoea with furthar in crease of offering. Much ot the stock waa of good quality and favorable slse. Tb trad waa demanding the long rarlatlea and appeared willing to pay a pre mium for quality. Thermometer Taken From Underwood's If th miscreant who etole tb recording thermometer from In front of I'nderwood a pharmacy Friday night, will return to the tore, an essential and vital part of tb thermometer which 1 kept in the ator. will be given to him In order that he may derive soma benefit from hi new ao qulaitlon. The generous management of the store also offers to instruct tbe new owner ot th piece of equipment aa to Ita workings and intricate "innards". It was an- onnced Friday. AT THE VOX. . ZASU PITTS Zaan Pitt, who will be aaen In "Th Crooked Circle" at th Vol theatre Sunday. Ml maxi OR V P POO BUTTER J -'feu ,V . p. 71 .da THAT H MOST KIND OF YOU, MR. CHIZ2LER- -pc I IV at IBM .a OH- YOU R! SURI MINO J III NIC! TO S I Portland Produce PORTLAND, Aug. II, (" Butter, print, atras, 14c, stand arda, llc- Butterfata: Portland delivery, A grade, lie per lb.; farmers' door delivery, lie per lb.; awaet eream, Se higher. Ens: Pacific poultry produe era, selling price, overslse. 14c: extras, 22o; atandarda, loo: me diums, 20c; pullets, 11c per doe- en. Buying price by wholesalers, fresh extras, lie per dosen: me diums, lc per doten; under grade, lie per doien. Cheese, 11 scors, Oregon trip eta, I2,c; loaf, llio per lb.. Brok er will pay lc below Quotation. Milk, contract price, 4 Port land delivery, 11.70 per cwt.j B grade cream, 171a per lb. Country meat, selling prle to retailors, country killed hogs, best butchers, under ISO lbs., 7 to lo; vealers, 70 to 100 lb., llo to lc; spring lambs. 11c per lb. yearlings, 4c to (c per lb.; heavy ewes, lc to to per Ih; medium cows, 4 to Sc psr lb.; canner cows, 2e to 3o per lb.; bulla, (a to 6c per lb. Mohair, baying price, llll clip, 15 per lb. Caacara bark, buying price. llll peel, lie per lb. Hopa, nominal, 1133, 45c. Live poultry, Portland dellr. ery. buying prices, hsar- bsna, colored, 41 to II lbs, 12c; do. (ft lbs up, llo; bens, over It lb 10c; under I lib., 10c. broiler. Hlbs, lie; colored springs, 1 lb, up, lie; roaster, over 11 lbH 14c; rooaters, lo per lb.; duck, Peklna, broilers, lc to 100 par 10. old ducks, Peklns, colored. 10 per lb. Onion, selling price to retail era, Oregon, (1.21 to 11.11 par cental. New onion. Walla Wall. (1.71 per cental. . Potatoes, local. 11: Deachntae Gems, I2.2J per cental: do. bak--an, 12.40; Yakima Gams, 11.10. New potatoes. local white and red, (1.50 to 1.7( per cental. Dtrawberrle. New oreeoaa. 11.00 par crat. WOOL 1931 Clin, nominal. 0711. lamett valley, llo to l(o par lb; ae.era uregon. ice to lie pee lb.; Southern Idaho, llo to tut per lb. Hay, buying nrlce from nmtna. er. alfalfa. No. 1. new crop, 117.00; clover, No. 1, 114.00; nuiameite valley timothy, 115.00; Eastern Oregon timothy. 111.00; oata. ind vetch. Ill 00 per ton. a THE DIES the Dalles, Or., Aug. t lP) With a big hole In Ler bow, tbe river eteamer Umatilla waa beached near her today after she bad crashed on a reef at Three-Mil rapid In th Colum bla river, she cam to rest partis submerged, with a great section of the 200-ton wheat cargo under water. Captain Geori; Walker said the Umatilla failed to respond to th rudder and cam np on the reef. He waa able .0 awing her clear soon, started th pumps, and raced for the Ore gon shore. Th steamer wa fin ally beached In a alough a mil above The Dalles. The worst part of th rapids had been ne gotiated successfully when the rudder failed. Cherra Punjil, la Assam, Is one of th wettest spot on th globe, having an average rain fall of 428 Inches a year: la June, 1171, 40 Inches fell In 14 hours. Card of Thanks W wish to express our thanki to our many friend for thell kindness, sympathy, and floral offerings during the death of eat beloved husband and father. Mre. Selma Carlson Kthel Carlson Altrsd Carlson By Harold Gray. r OUS9S VOU'BB RKiKT, MCI. CHIZZLER- ftUT YOU Ml WS DON'T KNOW A THING ABOUT fcesAKIN' INTO TWl SMOaf BUS'WESft Wl HAVEN'T AMY P.e3ULAft . ACT- ANO I WOULDN'T KNOW WuO TO qcs ANYTHING AAOOT rf NOT AT ALL NOW JUT L6AV6 THI ALL TO Ml' I'M SURI I'LL HAVS SOMI WONDERFUL NEWS FOR YOU US - BY TO-MORROW- n