The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 04, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextOctober 4, llM THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALIS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Want-Ads Bring Results Phone Yours to 1900 no 3c K 101 201 Kama i MP mnrA fMV dav a nasrtlull. nar aant dlaoouut OD da running on waak. nar eant discount on a da runulDi oil moDtb. All olaaalflad Ida ara lnaart ad In buih Tb Klamalb Nawa and Evening Herald. (I tba ibjr rata, ippaarlng In Tba Nawa Clrat. Tlma limit for elaaslflration id I be folluwlng dav'e papure la l.uo P M Ada d'alrad lu ri'd on tha aama day aa eub milled will have to run "Too Lain to Clesalfy." Too-Leie-toClaaalfy aila ara put In ona papar only al tba aama rata aa quoted ahov. and clasalfled (or auccecdlng insertion 1 Loot nd Pound STRAYED OR STOLEN Two cowa, ona brandod diamond on right rlba. Krom Altamont Tburadav afternoon. Noillr M. O. Bate, eara Pllcan Buy 'Lumbar Co. ouou National, Local Markets 7 Help Wanted, Female W ANTKI) Middle-aged lady for Senumi. housework. Call isi -Mid. nft.r 2 p. in. 1 n (17 Situations Wanted MIIl)I.K-AOKD lady wishes work. Kxparlnncad rook and waltrese. Hefurvncee. Box 44, Malln. 1262 YOIINO WOMAN wishes work. Nowa-lltirnld, box 0760. 070 BXI'KHIKNOHD woman wanta hour work. Mil Wantland. lilt 10 Contract Work Wanted WANTED To chop hay or en- allege. 1'orialile rhopper. Call Mr.. boura 9 and J. 1229 WANTKII Log, lumber or olhar heavy haulliiic : contract. He ( loud II, Davla ul Klamalb Furniture Co. 1143 Furniahed Room FURNACE HEATED bedroom ID modorn boma. Phone 918J. 1014 12 Room and Board ROOM AND IIOARD-1018 Wash- Inmon. 171W. 1SS6 13 Furniahed Apart menta ARCADK APARTMENTS $10 JJJJMrjiyihejjiinrairnSI 14 Furniahed Houaea POtrit ROOM modern houae. I'hnne 1 1 16. 0777 IS Unfurniahed Houaea FOR ItKNT 4-room modern home close In. Inquire 707 Washington. 07KI 18a To Exchange LOST Ladlen' puraa containing glnseee, ate. Helurn glasses and receive reward. SI I'lue. 1203 LOST Glasses, Bopl. 22nd. News- H-rald office liSj 3 General Notice RADIO service) or an kinds Wm. Loni. 1406 Lookout HI 4 Personal EDITH MON'AJIAN Readings Grey Hotel. 078 BKAIllNtlH dally- ;iOak6c 5 Transportation Tir&v. By Stag PL , - - . n... rORTI.AND IB.D0 one way SEATTLE . $7.90 one way SPOKANE $14.00 ono way Via Bend and Waplnltla Leave Greyhound Depot at 12:20 p. in. dally. Pbona 1530. LEAVING KOIt EUOKNK. 10 in., Wednesday, will take pae seiner to ahara expenses. Call 6 Help Wanted, Male YOUNG MAN of irood charactor to manaK wily Hcrvire stnnon Excellent possibilities for ad vancement. Good loratlon do ing jcood business. Small In vestment required. Writ box 0778. News-Herald. 07 OPPORTUNITY for thre men to learn aalea work and make pood money from atart. Free training and assistance given. Phon Walter Johuaon, Arcade Apia. 07XI 7 Help Wanted, Female WANTED Capable, experienced Housekeeper. 1142 crescent. 07S1 TRADH 6 lota In Euirene, Or. Make offar. Pbona 868R. 07S 20 Miacellaneoua Tor Sal SACKS Farmer attention. W bar uaad eacka for oal. barley and apud. W buy pelta. wool, bldea and Junk. And w will treat you right MAS Da Co. 634 Market. Pbona 1939 W ' Otiiii FOR SALE- ReeVae vacuum cleaner, excellent condition; reasonable. Servlc Electrle in, L'4 Main. 1!I BBsaBKamssaMaawaaKa 21 Wanted Miacellaneou HinilKST PRICK paid for uaed furniture, beatara and rangea. 14(19 Main, HOP 22 Uveatoclc and Feed WANTED Springer cowa, also ' work horaei. Call 747. Dick Swank, Corv Ilntnl 15! Klamath Business Directory Convalescent Horn " Mutie Ashland for hsaltb. Llthla Water, z. p.tara Piano, Violin. Pbona Climate. Convalescent Horn open 21S6M. to all patlenta, ranter, board- , r. Reduced prloe. Ill Oran- Optic It atreat, Aibland. " Olaaaa fitted. Soul Sanitarium. Doctor . Second Hand Store Dr. O. W. WeetllDd. Natnropathtc Pbyalclan. Cbronle and nerrou .h -mmj, dlaeaaea pecllty. 'S' ,0f. d V.. IU-IU L O. O. t. Bld. food. O. L. Hembree. 221 S. th. Drew Shoppa Vlall Tor1.r'a Upatalra Drea -. Colonl Irrliylon. Res Slioppa for attractive dreeaea al litered Nura. 117 Bo. Berenln reaaonable prlcea. ill Main St. Phone till. out Typewriter Hematitchlng School Trained Mechanle HEMSTITCHING. BUTTONS QOt AM,"J"jZm "AT'Tntwrltw ered, dreaamaklni. Mra. H l'alBI Henl Typewriter H. Allender. (14 Walnut. Ble and Service 017 630 Main Pbon 142 t2 LlTertocIc and Feed I Necetsities for Work FOR SALR Milch toat rlth nanny kid. Clarence Parker, Hlldebrand. 1240 22a Poultry For Sale STATE Blood Tailed white Lei borne. Barred Rocke and Red Cblcka. Nine -Dollara 100 Pre paid and guaranteed. J. R. Me xulre, 2416 N. K. Oregon St., Portland. 0134 23 Financial M NEED MONEY II FOR New tlrea on your cart FOR Neceaaltle of winter! FOR Preaalnf entail bllla? STATE LOAN COMPANY Orexon Bank Bids. 120 N. 10th. Pbona 78. Lie. Stat 8-114 3 AVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Loweal ratea and eaaleet terme iDvtatlfata and be convinced MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 102 So. Tin. Ph. 1141 Hate Llcenae H-104 Neceitie for Work FOR TRADE Cheat ot mill wrtxhl toole for wood. 1143 Pine. 1141 WANTED Work by day or hour. Experienced In cooking and aewlnx. Beat of reference. Call fin?J. 1147 19 Automotive 19 Automotive ARENS- . Dependable Used Cars i 1932 Chevrolet Coupe 1932 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan 1931 Hupmobile 8 Sedan 1931 Ford Pickup 1931 Essex 2-Door Sedan 1930 Auburn 8 Sedan 1930 Chrysler R. S. Coupe 1930 Ford Coupe 1930 Ford DeLuxe Coupe 1930 Bulck Sport Coupe 1929 Chevrolet Coach 1929 Ford Town Sedan 1929 Plymouth Sedan 1929 Ford Roadster See Our Stock Before You Buy L.O. ARENS 744 Klamath Ave. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By Harold Gray PA wmv oo i even tbll HER TO 6EB A LAVJVER? MOW TMW CRftTV BRAT IS GOINO TO A LA.WVER, WITH THAT COMTRACT- GREAT SCOTT! t'VB OOT TO DO SOMETHING QUICK, OR I'LL BE SUKIK- I HAVE IT- v IP IT QhtLY WORKS 40W THAT'S HOW IT STAMDS VOU'VB OOT TO QAIKI THIS KID'S CONPIDBNCB SEE? VOU'VB OOT TO feS TUB LAWVER SHg PICKS- 061 IT, STEVBy SORB- THCM READ THS CONTRACT AWO TBLU HSR EVEN THE SUPREME COURT COOLOMT BREAK IT- aV A. WMll 'IT v STEVE TH'-"'1" ."I . SWIKIOBLL- , 4 REMEMBER WHBw! MB. STBVB THB WAV I I'VB OOT A VOU BARQBO I JOB FOR IM , I I VOU THOUGHT I L J I WAS i l.iii I'v T PINCHED- I I : I MOW ARB t l f KII COKAV ON- f W THERE'S v40 TIME O.K.- U TO UOSB- VOU PUT I JUST I (y THIS OVBR AND LEAVE I THERE'LL BB FIPTV I IT TO IN IT POR VOO- iMB.C.Cfl III IJ III t)MOt 1 1 Ul rf I M ii "v-i" "Vs'- 1 YOCNO MAN, experienced farm band, want work. Cabin o, 14u0 Blebo St. 1217 MIDDLE AGE man and wife want work on ranch. Experienced. Cabin 20. White Auto Camp. 1450 Biehn 8L 1211 WHAT bare yon to trade for large aixe Diaca broadciotn. minx lined man' overcoat. 1702 Orexon. J 210 WOMAN wlabea any kind ot work except cooking. Call mornlngt at 2212 8. etb. 100J Portland Livestock CUBE BUTTER E E W TH DEMAND continued firm. - Crab were acarce. Banana were generally We lb. lower. Small aupplle atrawberrle of fering 11.76 erat. Cabbag waa at a record low mark, down to 60-6e for Quality in aacka. PORTLAND, Oct. I, Cat tle receipt, 5; calrea, 10; mar ket tdy. Steer, common and medium, 12.60 to 14.76; helfera, good, common and medium. 12.70 to 14.26. Cow, common and medi um, 12.60 to 13.26; low cutter and cutter, 11.26 to 12.50. Bulla. good and choice, 12.00 to 11.60, Vealer, good and choice, f.oo to 17.60; culla. common and medl ura, 12.00 to It. 00. Calve, good and choice, 4.00 to 15.60: com mon and medium, 1.00 to 14.00 Hog: Receipt!,, 200; market I5e lower In apota. Lightweight, good and choice, 14.76 to 5.35; medium weight, good and choice, 14.75 to 15.15; bearywelght. good and choice, 14.85. Packing aow. medium tnd good, 12.35 to 14.25. Slaughter plga, good and choice, 13.60 to 14.00. Feeder and etocker plga, good and choice, 14.00 to 4.75. Sheen: Receipt. 200; market Quiet. ' Lamha, good and choice, 15.00 to 16.76; common and medium. 13.60 to 15.00. Yearling wetb- era, 12.50 to 14.60. Ewea, medi um to choice, 75c to 14.00. FIGHTERS CONTROL FIRE AT ALTURAS ALTCRAS. Calif. (Special) With the fir In the Shaata tnd Modoc national foreata In north ern California well under con trol, th 150 fir fighter from C. C. C. camp war returning to their regular dutle Tuesday. A carelea tmoker ni blamed for th blaie. which covered 1200 acre. While damage wa light In comparison with other year, It waa th wont fir of th a on In that area. Th blate burned rapidly and waa controlled with difficulty. Foreat official aaid th "tree trooper" did Trojan aerrice on th fir line. County Officers Called To Trial Several Klamath county of ficial, Including Juatlc of the Peace W. B. Bnrnea, Deputy Sheriff Rex McMillan and mem ban of th local fore ot th tat police, were aubpocnaed to appear in federal court In Med ford Tueaday tor th trial of Benlamln Tupner. Klamath In dian, who 1 charged with th laying ot hi aon-ln-law, Ebln Murdock. Th allege murder took place on the Klamath Indian reserva tion last aprlng, Murdock having died from a knife wound In the neck, aaaertedly given him by hi fathr-in-iaw. i Th "Old Burnt Church" at Jackaonboro, South Carolina, wa erected 200 yearn ago. Legal Notice GUARDIAN'S NOTICE OF FIN AL Auuuuni In the matter ot the guardian hip ot Fannie Marchand, an in aane peraon. Notice la hereby given that 1 bav filed my final account a guardian ot the peraon and estate of Fannie Marchand, and th Court hae let November 3, 1938, at the hnnr nf ten o'clock a. m. of anld day aa the time for hear ing ot objection to such final ac count, and for the aettlement thereof at the Klamath County Court Rooms, Klamath Falls, Ori son. Dnted thl 4th day ot October, 1932 N. MARCHAND, Guardian. (Oct. 4, 11, It, 25) H-694 I PORTLAND, Oct. S. (API Advanc In top acore of cob butter during tb week' open ing session of th produce ex change wa not surprising Inas much a there wa ome better ment lo open market price prerl ous to th exchange rise. Tb latter was np 1 eent for extra and hi cent for atandard with prim first and first unchanged. For aome 'ays there has been noticeable Improvement suggest ed In consumptive demand for butter, nelaller have reported that the public waa buying more freely which naturally bad Ita effect upon th 'wholesale trade. Outside Product la Tb fact that prime first and flrat grade were not advanced suggested that the public waa seeking the tetter scores which were not In auch extensive call. Local make continued to de crease slowly but Portland Is getting more butter from out- state point. Butter advanc of 1 lb. fol lowed tbe advance ot a like aum In extra cubes. Trade In tb egg market waa showing reel itrength tor fresh offering but there remained mixed tone and price on atoraga gooda which continued to be mix ed with current receipt. They were becoming a trifle strong. Situation in tb chicken mar ket continued a trifle alow for hen with atrength and occasion al premium for young tuff. There waa only a limited call for ducka. Turkey Call Strong Call for turkeya remained most persistent locally with similar report of the California market. Price were firmly held for both alive and dressed stock, both old and new crop. t There wa a weaker ton In the market for country killed calvea with a late dull tone. This applies to top offeringa aa well aa heavy weights, tb latter be ing extremely dulL Hog alone abow steadiness In the country killed meat trade. Prices were held. Beer wa weak and lamb ateady to easier. Bull were slower. , . More home grown potatoes wer being sold today In tb Portland market than all other combined. , Weather of tbe last few day baa greatly aided the curing ot onion at Willamette valley points. Tb movement Into ware house wa , Increased. Local prices were steady. Notes ot wholesale trading; Salmon and halibut market Portland Produce PORTLAND, Oct, I, (PV Butter, prints, extra, 23c; stand ards, 22c. Butterfat, Portland delivery: A grade, 20c; farmer's door de livery, 18c per lb.; aweet cream, 5c higher. Eggs, Pacific poultry produc er' aelling prlcea: Overslxe, 28c; extras 26c; atandarda 23c; me diums 23c; pullet 17c dozen. Buying price wholesalers: fresh extras 25c doz; firsts 20c; me dium 17c dos; undergrade 12c; pulleta 13c. Cheese, 92 acore Oregon Trip lets 11c; loaf 12c lb. Brokers will pay He below quotations. Milk, contract price 4 pet: Portland delivery, 11.70 cwt; B grade cream, 27 Vie lb. Country meals, selling price to retallera: Country killed boss. beat butchers, under 160 tba. 7ic-8e; vealer, SO to 120 lbs., 71c o 8c; vealera, SO to 120 lbs.. 8ic to c; light and thin, 4c to 6cm; heavy calvoa. 4c lb.; lamba, 9c to 10c lb.; yearlings, 4c to 6c lb.; heavy ewes, 2c to 8c lb.; me dium cows, 2e to 5c; canner cows. le to 2c;bulls, 40 to 5c lb. Mohair, buying price: 1231 clip. 16c lb. Cascara bark, buying price. 1933 peel. 2 He. Hone, nominal, 1933, J5-40C lb. Lire poultry, Portland deliv ery: Buying prices: Colored fowla, I to I lba, 12c; over I lba, 12c; aprlng pullets, 2 to IVa lbs, 12c; roasters, over 2 ft lba, 12c; Leghorn fowla, over 2ft lba, 8c; under 3tt lbs, 7c broilers 1U to 2 lbs, 14c; S lbs and np. 12c; stags, 8c; roosters. e: Pekln ducks. 10c; colored ducks. 8c; geese, Sc lb. Onions, Yakima, 21.25 per cen tal: Oregon, 11.25 to 11.40. Potatoes, local white and red, 11.25 cental; Yakima, 11.40. Cantaloupes, Dlllard, standard, 11.40-1.60: Yakima, atandarda, C0-80C crate; The Dalle, II crate. Wool, ' 1933 clip, nominal' Willamette valley, 23-2Sc lb; eastern Oregon, 16-21C lb: aouthern Idaho, lt-20c lb. Hay, buying price from pro ducer: Alfalfa, No. 1, new crop. 116-18. 50: vetch, 115; Willa mette valley timothy 115; east ern Oregon timothy 1,17.60 oats, 14 ton. SO. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I, (DP) Hogs: 625, Including 110 dlrecL Moderately active, mostly teady with last week's close; bulk 140-196 lb. Califor nia 15.60-16.76, latter top; few 15.25: two decks 162-111 lb. Coloradoa 14.60-15.35; most packing sows 13.60. Cattle: (50, Including 80 holdovers. Dull, killer going very slowly on supply compar able In Quality to that offered late last week; run moat com mon medium out Stat grass steera; few early aales and moat asking prlcea ateady, apota 25c off on ahe atoek; load medium 913 lb. Nevada grase steers 14.75, early bulk grassers 14 14.60; car rough 1300 lb. 3.75 13.76; load grass heifers 13.76, sorted; nothing done on range cowa, bulk dairy type 11.25-12, few 12.25. Sheep: 2250. Including 276 dlrecL Slow, early eales lambs about steady with last week's close, spots 10c oft on shorn: few good wooled lambs 16.60 seme held higher; medium good 87-88 lb. wooled Nevadaa 86.25; good shorn, sorted 10 per cent. FIR PRODUCERS WOMEN'S GLOB PLANS ACTIVE FALL SEASON Protests against Portland' ef- forte to "hog" federal highway fund In Oregon will be con sidered t Wednesday noon' meeting ot th director ot th Klamath county chamber of commerce. Th chamber has received re quest from other upstate civic group asking that It loin in th effort to prevent Portland from getting th "Hon abare" of tb available road money. While Portland' first attempt was halt ed by federal road authorities, Mayor Carson ot the metropolis haa recently carried the fight to Washington, D. C, and further proteata from the upstate are thought necessary. Klamath county, chamber of ficiate point out, la vitally In tereated In connection with the Klamath Falls-Weed road pro ject If Portland take high way fund from the remainder of the state, the Weed job prob ably will be delayed. The con tract for tbe weed road is ecne- duled to be let on October 25. It had been hoped th Klam ath nrolect would get In ahead of the delay over Portland' pro gram, but thl appear unlikely now, according to chamber of ficial. Cople of protesting telegrams directed to atate and federal road authorlttea by other cham bers ot commerce have been re ceived at th local chamber of fices. Salem's Singers Win At Chicago CHICAGO, Oct. S (P) The auxiliary trio and quartet of the Salem,. Ore., American Legion poat won flrat place In the an nual convention ot th legion here last night In competition with poat from all over th na tion. Th Salem group won the national champlonahlp last year at Portland. The Salem singers are Mildred Wyatt, Berntce Rowe, Arlene Brown nd Grace Zosel. Their director wa Lena Belle Taylor, and their accompanist, Edith Flndley. otibroigiri In Budapest must wear a un.lorm consisting of a long blue dres covering lb kneus, wl.h blous fastening np to tb neck. Aa the amount of water raocr and dust U the air decreases, tht amount of light dlffuam from the aurtnc ot these purtnl. 1e crenic and thus darknsw in cr'aae with elevation. Stock Market Quotations NEW YORK, Oct t. UP) Stocks moved (lowly and Indecis ively today 4s most trader and Investors eontlnned to remain la neutral territory while waiting for possible developmenta la the monetary altuatlon. There wa, a moderate demand for som met al and a few specialties, bat tb rails were a trifle In apota. Tha cloae waa (lightly irregular. Transfers approximated 900,000 shares. - Today'a closing price: Alaska Juneau I5 Al. Chem. Dy . 13 1 American can 88 American Coml. Alcohol t American A For. Pow. Air Reduction American BmelL Kef. A. T. t T. American Tob. B Anaconda Copper Atchison, T. A B. F. Atlantic Ref Baltimore A Ohio Bendlx Aviation . Bethlehem Steel Borden Co. Burr. Adding Machine Case. 1. I. A aeaaon ot unusual activity for th local Federation ot Busi ness tnd Professional Women has started with plans for entertain ment to cover a period ot sev eral weeks, tb formation ot a glee club and tap dancing classes and the ooDortunitT for new memberships In the two book clubs ot the- Klamath Falls or ganisation. - At a meeting Monday evening at th city library club room, which wa In charge of tha mem bership committee composed ot Mrs. May King conradl, cnair- man: Mias Mary Toll. Miaa Fior ina Finnell. Mr. Olive Cornet! and Miaa Bernicc Orltftn, It was announced that alnce the opening ot the new club year 29 business women ot the city have become new membera of the club, mak ing It the largest In tb (tate. Over 100 were preeent at the meeting during the program hour and 6:30 o'clock dinner was erred to 80. A clever entertain ment of music, readings, a (kit and (election by the bugle quar tet of th American Legion drum corps waa preaented. Membera Interested In joining I the gle club, which will be con ducted under the direction of Mr. A. J. Voye. are requested to meet at tbe library auditorium Friday evening at 7:30 when voice will be teated to determine the varloua chorua part. Mr. Voye 1 anxloua to form a gle club ot at least 10 voice. To reinforce the financial con dition ot the B. and P. W. club, a series ot breakfasta, luncheons and dinners have been announced for the near future, with 12 member presiding aa hoatease. and a hl-jlnks, In charge ot Mrs. Madelon Long, will be given Oc tober 16 at the library auditor ium. At thla time dinner will be eerved cafeteria (tyle and there will be numerous whit elephant and refreshment booth In charge ot the club committee. PORTLAND. Oct. 2, UP De signed to keep production In the proper gratlo to demand. Douglaa fir producers In Oregon and Washington have been in atructed to limit their operating hours to 120 during October. In atructiona to this effect have been lasued by tbe Weat Coaat Lumbermen's association, NRA lumber code adminlatrator In this district Thus throughout October will be continued the same rate of earring, averaging 20 hours a week, as wa th case last month. Tbe maximum footage allo cated to the Douglaa fir area ot tbe two state for tbla month la 450,000,000 board feet, or about 40 per cent of tbe reglon'a monthly capacity. Inventors' Agent Arrives in City "Moat Inventions are developed by business people who are seeking easier metboda in their dally work," atated J. T. Ander son of Portland, wbo nas .opened a new Invention service In Klam ath Falls, with offices at 411 Main street. Anderson will be at hi head quarters In thla city every 30 daya and on this trip will remain until Wednesday evening. His office, however, will remain open during his absence. Anderson win assist in de veloping and improving inven tions, especially atreasing tbe fact that he Willi be glad to de velop ideas for Inventions, and placea the Inventor In touch with a manufacturer as well aa in vestor. He will also assist In tbe selection, design and regis tration ot trade-marks and trade-name. Caterpillar Tractor Chryaler Motor .... Col. Ga Electric -Commercial Solvents Continental Can Corn Producta , Curtlas Wright Dupont De N. Eastman Kodak ,, Electric Auto Lt. General Electric , General Foods . General Motors Gillette Razor Gold Dnat California ha 24,780 register ed beauty experts or coametolo- gista. , Homeatake Mining International Harvester . International Nickel I. T. ae T. Johns Manvllle Kennecott Con. Cop. . Libbey-O-Ford Liggett Myer B Liquid Carbide Lorlllard Tob. Co. - Monty Ward . National Biacuit . National Dairy Products National Distillers New York Central . North America -Pacific Gaa A Electric , Packard Motor Park Utah Penney, J. c. , , , , Phillips Pet. Public Service New Jersey Pullman Co. Radio Corp -Rem. Rand .. , Reynolds Tob B Sears Roebuck Shell Union , Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Studebaker Co. Texaa Corp. Trans-America Union Carbide". Union Pacific United Aircraft United Corp. , United Gas lap. U. 8. Indus. Alcohol . U. 8. Rubber U. 8. Steel Weat. Elec. ft Mfg. . Woolworth . ( 109 - 45J 1171 84 15 62 36 S5 16 2 2 13, 6Si 19, u 14 16 64 861 81 74 76 161 19J S5 28 12J '20 351, 36, 191 12, 60 211 21 4 25 111 18. 481 141 811 111 171 10 8 81 431 161 861 48 I 71 71 491 89 S w 18 831 -.J9I 891 4! 161 6i 401 107 101 61 16 (51 16 461 ' 141 171 Closing Curb Quotation Citlea Service 2 1 Elec. Bond ft Share ' 171 Five-year-old whisky In large quantities can be made available within six months after repeal, according to estimates. Authoress Burns Defeats Lakeview Team LAKEVIEW, Ore. Burns high defeated the Lakeview high toot hall team here Saturday by a score of 18 to 14. Numerous Injuries to the Lakeview first string, for which replacementa thla year are very few, weaken ed the atrength of th locals In the last half and Burns took a commanding lead after Lake view made the Initial score. Th game waa the (roughest ever played here. Numerous players on both tenma will be out ot tbe game for th next thre week. HORIZONTAL 1 Who I th ' lth century writer In th picture? 14 Conjunction. II Hindu ascetic. II Wattle tree. 17 European flatfish. 19 Nobleman. 21 Indian. 22 To abound. 24 Black haw. 2 To perform. 27 Street , 29 To harvest 31 Moist. 33 To scatter. - 25 To bang. 37 The pictured lady was en ef the Civil Wr . 39 Heavy blow. 41 Three. 43 Second not. 44 At no time. 46 God ot th ky. 47 Clan symbol. 19 Above. 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