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Newspaper Page TextOctober 13, 1933 THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NIN2 Wan t-A ds Bring Resu Its Phone Yours to 1 900 (5) 12 Kami per word per dy's Insertion, 10! 20. nttr cant discount on d rUDDlDf 0 D Mt, nap cant dleeount od idi running 0 utontn. All olsislflsd idi sre Insert ed Id both Tat Klatnatb News and Evening Harald. at th ibov rat. sppaarlng la The News Ural. Tlma limit for elaaslllcatlon a Hi" following dare papers la 6:00 P. M. Ada daalrad In serted oo tb same dan aa sub mined will bava to run "Too Lata to Classify." Too-Late-to-Ulasslly ada art put la ooa pa par ouly at tha same rata aa quoted above, and classified for ucoaadlDi Insertions, 2 Lost and Found BTRAYED Oil STOLEN Two cnwi, ooa brandad diamond oo right ribs. From Altamont Thursday altarnoon. Notify M. o. Hates, aara 1'alloan Hay Lumbar Co. 0000 LOST In Bnnania or Langoll Valley. ("I tarrlar, nama Hklp py. Plena rail 176 or wrlla 936 Front itraou Kaward. 1387 General Notlcas I WILL NOT ba raaponalblo for any bllli contracted a(ir Oil. 10 by my wlfa, Mri. Ruth Rain bo. Signed, Uodtray Ilanibo. 1447 RADIO 8BRV1CB Ot all kinds. Wm. Loni. 140a Lookost St Phone IlilJ. 1131 Poraonal RBADINQS daily 611 Oak. 6e Tranaportation Travel By Slag Shortest Route to PORTLAND $5.90 ono way SEATTLE . $7.90 one way SPOKANE $14.00 one way Via Jlcnd and Waplnltla Lear Greyhound Depot at 11:30 p. m. dally, Phona 1630. 7 Halp Wantad, Femala WANTED Refined woman for companion for middia aged lady. Ilofarencea required. Newa-Harnjd, Box 130). 1309 WANTED Uouiokoaper. Phona 1947. UNUU 10 Contract Work Wanted WANTED Log, lumber or other heavy hauling: contnot. Sea Claud H. Ilarla at Klamath Furniture Co. 1143 11 Furnished Room LARGE front room, iteam heat. 127 South Seventh. 1383 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE MOPS, SMOCrV- WH'RB MOT LEkVlMCJ "UNCLE- DAJM TMAT PLA.KI IS VLL OPP WB'RB 6TICKING- BUT, EVEN Its CHIZZLER IS STEALIN' MOST O" WHAT WE MAKE, 'UNCLE DAM IS BETTER OFP.THA.N LA FORB n it Room and Board ItOOM and board. Phona 171W. 101s WaahluKton. hub GOOD ROOMS with board. 1001 High. lanu 13 Furnished Apart ment rort RENT Apartmant In du- plex, close In; I rouim. Datn and break'aat nook, completely furnlahad; garuge and wood ahfd: vary raaaonalila. Call 727 Lincoln or phona 441. 1384 rotllt - ItOOM apartment, partly furnished, oloaa In. Call 13S3J. 1306 ARCADE APARTMENTS 880 ling 14 Furniahad Houaea 5-I100M homo, garage, wood shed, ISO. 1111 Karl. Inquire 142 Orr.non. 1444 4-HOOM modura houaa. 707 1396 Washington. FOR RENT Tliraa-rooin modarn furnlxhad house, clean, cloaa In. Wood and water furnlah ad. I'liuae 1641W or call 014 Lincoln, ' 14.19 16 Wanted to Rent RELIABLE conpla wishes kmnll rurniaiu-d houaa; lorn! refwr-eut-ve. Cabin 6, Link lover utnTamnl37 17 Real Eatate For Sale PRICED for quick sale Flvo roum house, three uillna Keno route, on city dump road. K. A. Klnkle. ling 18a To Exchange WILL TRADE 2-roora house end one-aim acre cinar ror usta car. Inquire Wheeler's Store, if ..... i ..I . 1304 I ACHES od highway with fr.nr rooui aiudrn bnusa to trade for small house In town. How ard llnrnhlsrl. Realtor, 111 mNnrlh lilh. Phone lor.O. 14 411 20 Miscellaneoua For Sale BARGAIN'S Furniture, new and used. Circulating, houtora, coal or wood. National cailt reKlatera. llitmlnxtnn cah ri-glateri, like new. BurrnuBUa adding machine. Ualton uddlnit maohlnei, an good as new. One-half prlin. L'scd tjpowrltors. TH KXCHANOBJ 1.000 Bargalna. , SACKS - . Farmera attention. We bare used sacks for oata. barley and spuds. We buy pelts, wool, bldi-e and Junk. And we will treat you riant. MAS Rag Co. 834 Market Phone lU3iV OdiV CLOHINO OUT lloya' overcoats, macklnawa and boht.-ills. A ' final rluseotit at a real price. fitiKiirman quality. K. Sugar mail. 1382 KOK 8AI.R-T-One largo ant. Alan automutlc door check. Very roasonuble. Phona 13. 13U3 STKVRNR pump shotgun cheap. Carl Arthur, Central Market. 1311 FOR 8AI.K Dry onions. 11.33 per 100 lbs. lit. 3, box 16. 1431 FOR RAI.K or trnde llnrgnln In Used piano. Phona 334. 1290 WOOD Pine body and limbs, some fir. 1'lion 334. 1434 FOR BALE 20 gnuga double burrol shotgun, about 3 boxes of ahclla, rano and shell veat, $20 CHxh. Krooka. 1S4 K. Main. 21 Wanted Miicellaneoua WANTED Good used washing machine. 1266R. 1305 HIOI1EST PRICE psld for used rurnlture. heatera and ranges. Ill Ilroad. 1200 A OKI- . AT 1 I lUlNM rrriaws. rlUaTOaTr4a Klamath Business Directory Convalescent Horn Aibland for health. Llthla Water, Climate. Conralaacant Horn open to all patients, renters, board ers. Iteducad price. Ill Gran ite struct. Ashland. Doclori Dr. O. W. Weatllnd. Naturopathic f'byslcieo. Chroule and nervous disease a apeclajty. Ill-lit L O. O. F. Bids. Dress Shoppa Visit Torflar'a Upstairs Ureal Shoppa for attraotlv dreaeoe at reasonable prices, ill Main 81. Phona 682J. 0610 Hemstitching HEMSTITCHING. UUTTON8 cov ered, drnaainaklng. Mrs. H M. Allauilor. 614 Walnut. 017 22a Poultry For Sale STATE Dlond Tested White Leg boms. Ilnrrod Kocki and Red Chkka Nina Dollars luo pre paid and guaranteed. J. R. Me nu I re, 34lt N. B. Oregon St., I'orlland. 013) 23 Financial 3AVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest rate! and easiest term Investigate and be convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 10$ Bo. 7th. Ph. 1141 3tate License M-104 $$ NEED MONEY $$ FOR New tlrea on jour car7 KOH Neceaaltlea of winter? t'OU l'resslug small bills! 8TATB LOAN COMPANY OreRon Hunk Uldg. 120 N. 10th. l'houa 703. Lie. Slats 8-164 . i Neceisities for Work FOR TRADE Chest of mill wright tool for wood. 1143 Pine. 1141 WANTED Work by day or hour. Kxperlencod In cooking and sewing. Boat of references. Call 602J. 1147 Work for' Necessities WILL EXCHANGE practical nursing or fur piece work for rent of small furnished house, close In. References. Write or call 507 8. 4th. 1442 YOUNG MAN wlsnei work on ranch. Experienced. Rt. 2. Rox 62. 1299 YOUNO OI RL. experienced In housework, wishes work. Rt. 2, Uox K2. 0S1 1 IF TOD bar eometnlng ti sell, have changed your place of business, bay or sell farm pro ducts or have anything to tell the public, the moat economical and surest way of getting re sults Is through the classified. Phone ltoo or writ la to the Newa-Herald. By Harold Gray f I CA,N-T N : - UMOERSTA.NO IVI HOW I EVER I :t aiGOBED IT-D I jJi BE OK TO ?.r RUM A.WA.Y FROM Ir" ,1 umcle" OA.N- :;A COURSE , IT'O Q BUST UP THE ( T: ACT FOR I WONT BB A- VBLLOW QUITTBR VBN TO OBT CKJARB WITH BIRD LIKB CHIZZLBR- COMB WE'RS DUE TH THEATRE- Music Z. Patera Piano, Violin. Pbont 118111. Optic Olaasea fitted. Boule Banltarium. Second Hand Storv W pay ' cash or trade for need gooda. O. L. Hembree. 221 8. tn. Turkish Batha Maaaage, Colonle Irrllatlon. Re litered Nurse. 117 Bo. Sereolb Typewriter Bchool Trained Mecbaola 14 Teara' Bxparlanc Adding Machine and Typewriter galea and Berrlce 630 Main Phone 141 COLUMBUS DAY An ocean voyage made cen turies ago across an unknown sea wai the Inspiration for holi day observance In many parte of the nation Thursday. It was tha Journey on which Christopher Columbus, obscure seafarer, from Ueno, Italy, who sailed - his way Into Immortal fam as one of - the discoverers ot a new continent. Thursday, the 441st anniver sary ot the discovery of Amer ica, was marked by celebrationis and festivities lo numeroua ao- cletles, Including the Knlrhta of Columbus, which order has Us annual memorial celebration scheduled for Thursday evening at l.yccum hall. Schools observed tha holiday with fitting exerclsea and cere monies, but held classes aa usual All business bouses In Klamath Knlls observed their regular noura. Columbus day was observed as a bank holiday however, and offices la the court house and city hall remained closed. Financial markets, In some of the larger trading centers of the nation were closed. Including the new i org itocg exchange. Postof flee Here To Be Decorated Bide will close In Washington, D. C. on Octoberf 27 tor the painting ot the plaster on the In terior of the Klamath Fall, fed eral building. i Postmaster John McCall. cus todian of the building, aald the contract was open only to paint ing contractor!. Officers Killed In Plane Wreck AMSTERDAM. Holland. Oct 12. (JP) Two commissioned and two non-commissioned officers were killed today when two mili tary plane collided In mld-alr and crashed near Keateren. i TULE LAKE SPRING LAKE. F. O. Wil liam hs been enjoying a visit with - his atster who has been visiting here the past week from her bom in Salt Lake city. Dick Bennett and Charles Johnson arrived from Grants Pass the latter part of the week to work in the potato fields. Mrs. Jeanette Jackson was calling on friends Sunday. Cliff Smith visited at the Bchrelner home Sunday. Mra. J. A, Bunnell spent Sat urday shopping in Klamath Falls. Harry Qnlmby combined grain ror P. C. Carlson last week. Heads Legion ". sal Mrs. 1. TJ. Palck, Ogdcn, elected head of the Service Star Legion at 1 that organisation's national ooa- ' POLO &aY$ ,iX " . ,.' 4, MOST ANCIBNT 9AMa ' tiA ilM v. .-iV! ' rrka Punvao M Pskmia ) MKdJL aWI X. ' "U I V ONCy A a"BMt MUNORBjO YBJAfti 'l r'U9 f AS'TCH. TV URTH Of CHRST istf National, Local Markets GRADE CHANGE EGG DEALERS PORTLAND. Oct.' II MPV-Th new grade on eggi named bare by the Pacific co-ods by the addition of the "special extra" Instaed of the overalie, practically maaei the entire coaat trad uniform In tbla regard. - - Tha new aetup of grade was unexpected and the price bnge, some of them being lowered, were not In line with the Idea ot the trade. Tbls lower prlr In spots practically eliminated th former advance while in general tht trade eoneldera the market firm and active for fresh goods. flutter Trade Dull Stoma atock waa still selling at all sort of price with bold era keenly aeeklng buyers at whatever price can be. obtained The buge cooler stocks war mov ing out too slowly. Trading In tne batter marxet was rather dull with practically an entire absence of speculative interest. Prlcea were unchanged for cube daring the 1st session but open market iale were oc casionally He lesa. That poor turkeys were hard to move Is the statement of Wal lace J. Derthlck ot Portland Pro duce Co.. a leading distributor. Some of the birds recently re ceived were placed In the No, grade. This stock should be kept at home and fattened sufficient to secure th better price. Meat Steady. General steadiness waa sug aested In the market for live chit-kens with th exception oi poor light hens. The latter ware practically Impossible to move at the moment except at ruinous figures. Trading In tha country killed meat market waa steady even for beef although no price Im provement waa suggested for the latter. Veal and hog were mov ing out well at recent advance. Very alow trade waa shown for cranberries with the eastern stock selling best because of the slightly lower price as well as the excellent color of offerings. Local grower were still inclined to hold back marketing for big advance. With quality above the aver age for fall season, sale of can taloupe continued good. Dil- lards were still offering and some very fair stocka waa also com ing from the Grand lsland-Mc- Mlnnvtlle aectiona. Notes ot wholeaale trading Potato market - waa weaker with lower track prlcea. Onions were steady and with out price changea. Tomato! were moving well but at row prices. Cauliflower valuea wer hnld down with an easier carload price. Crabs continued icarce and treeh salmon stocks were less plentiful. Prices steady. Grape war firmer for Cali fornia wine and table itock with a better movement of local Con .cord typea. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Oct, 11 (P) TJ. 8. uept. A nr.) Hogs: 18.000; alow -0-150 higher; 200-290 la. $6.00- 6.1a; sows 13. 50-4.15. Cattle: 6.000; barely steady yearling helfera $g.00-(.SS; fed ateer $5.60-3.26; very uneven and unreliable market 01 heavy helfera and all cows; vealer 26c or more lower. Sheep: 16.000: fat lambs IS- 25c lower; range lambs to ship per $7.35; natives $7.00-7.16 range ewei $2.10-1.26. Detective - ! eonricted tor shooting a Capon lieutenant. Next thing we'll hear a public apology la due Al himself. Muskrata ar sold for food un der th nam ot marsh rabbit. Black bear can climb trees more rapidly than squirrels. - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - L, i saaawasaasaaaai a i J A VibPQLS DOES NOT 6 ROW ITS HIND LEAS FGSTf THB ARMS AND IBS DEVtTLOP SIMULTANEOUS LV, Ut THB ARMS 6ROW BBNBATH THB SIU. CHAMBERS, AND CANNOT fjfl SBatN UNTIL THBV BURST THROUGH THB SKaSj ,oHa Portland Produce PORTLAND, Oct. 12, W) Butter, prints, xtrs 1$; Stand ardly Hie. Butter-fat: Portland delivery: A grade, 13c; farmer', door de livery, 17c per lb. Sweet cream, 6c higher. Eggs: paclflo poultry produc er!' aelllng price: rreih extra special 10c; extras, 28; stand ards, 23c; mediums 24c; pullets. 17c dozen; firsts, tie; mediums 13c; undergrade, 13c; pullets. 14s. - Cheese: II scor Oregon Trip lets, 11c; lost, 12c pound. Brok ers will pay He below quota- llona. Milk: Contract price, 4 per cent: Portland delivery, $1.70 cwt.; B grade cream, 17 He lb. Country meats: Belling price to retailers: Country killed boga. best butchers, under 150 lbs.. 8-8Jc;- vealers. 90 to 120 lbs., Sic per lb.; light and thin. 4-c lb.; heavy ewes, 2-3c lb.; me dium cows. 2-Sc lb.; canner cows, 1-to lb.; bulls, 4-4 He lb. Mohair: Buying price: 1931 clip, 150 lb.'. Csaeara bark: Buying price. 1933 peei, 2 He, Hops: Nomttaal, 1933, S8-40c lb. Live poultry: Portland deliv ery: Colored low is, 4 to s id.. 13c; over 6 lbs., 12c; iprlng pullets. I to 1H lb., 13c; roasters, over 1H lbs., 12c; Leg- born fowls, over 3H lbs., ac; under 3H lbs., 7c; broilers, 1H to 1 lbs., 14c; 1 lbs. and up. 12c: suss. 8c: roosters. 6c; Peking ducks, 10c; colored ducks, 9c; geese, 8c lb, Onions: - Yakima, $1.26; Ore gon $1.25-1.40 cental. Potatoes: Local white and red, $1.16-1.25 cental; Yakima, $1.15- $1.40; Deschutes, 31.40-i.au. Csntaloupes: Dll'.-rd, stand ard. $1.15-1.25: Yakima, stand ards, 75-850 crate; ine uauea, $1.00 crate. Wool: 1933. clip, nominal Willamette valley, 23-26c lb.; eastern Oregon, 16-210 lb.; southern Idaho, 16-20c lb. Hay: Buying pries from pro ducer: Alfalla, no. 1, new crop, IU.00-1S.60: vetch. $15.00 Willamette valley timothy, $15: eastern Oregon timothy, $17.60; oats, $14 ton. 74-year-old Claims Record For Skaters TACOMA, Wash., Oct, 12. (AP) W. W. Miller, 74, at 1:26 thla morning claimed h tied the reputed world's continuous roller skating record of 100 hours and 26 minutes. H continued skat ing In a Tacoma rink on toward a new 200 hour record be has Bet for h!m9elt. He has not re moved hia akatea since th start last Saturday night at and has been continuously on his feet with only th briefest Intervals off th floor. Under auspices ot the Nation al Skating association. Miller was started off on the gruelling endurance record attempt by Mayor M. G. Tennant and has Blnce been under the constant surveillance of one or another of a committee named by the mayor. "I learned to skate In 1874 and I've beea at It ever since," Miller said, puffinf contentedly on a cigarette as be skated in small circles about a reporter. "Yes. I smoke a pipe and cig arettes," he aaid in response to a question, "and I drink tea or coffee or some br or a little glass of whisky when I feel like it. No, I don't sleep while I skate, but I do dote a bit, first with one eye open and then the other open. Miller weighs 143 pounds. For many years he says he was a akating instructor at Portland. American operated passenger air lines completed 95 per cent ot all trips begun in the first halt ot 1933. There were 49 126 trips started and 47,665 of these were completed. 7 TULIP ONCB THREATENED THB FINANCIAL Rytvl OP THB NETHERLANDS SAAABUNdl IN TULP FUTURES REACHED SUCH PROPORTIONS AND CAueao SUCH MlaW LOSSES, THAT THB STATES OF HOLLANO FOUNO IT NECESSARY TO ISSUB A PROCLAMATION ENDING THE WILD SPECULATION. 156 E RATE SPUD DEiND QUOTED 1 GHIGAGD Potato shipment Wednesday totaled 817 car. Oregon sup plied 17, Wsahlngton II and Idaho II. Main ahlpped 121 cars, Minnesota 165 and North Dakota II. Tha Prosqu Iale market was weak. No. 1 Oreea Mountains brought $1.11 to 11.10 a hun dred, sacked, in carloads F.O.B. shipping point. At Idaho Falls th market was steady. No. 1 Russets brought mostly 80 cents a hundred, sack ed, in carloads F. O. B. cash track. ; - ' Th Twin Falls Burley market was dulL No. 1 Russets brought 70 to 80 cents a hundred In car loads T. O. B. cash track. At Yakima the market was about steady, with No. 1 Rus sets bringing $20 to $21 a ton la carloads F. O. B. cash track. At Chicago demand and trad ing were moderate and the mar ket on Russets wss weak. No. 1 Idaho Russets brought $1.60 to 11.60. The Fort Worth market was steady. Two cars ot No. 1 Idaho Russets sold at $1.66 a hundred, brokers carlot sale. At San Francisco supplies were liberal, demand and trading slow and the market weak. No. 1 Washington Russets were quoted at $1.30 to $1.86 a hundred. sacked, aalea to arjbbera. At Lo Angelea the market waa steady. Supplle and di maud wer moderate. No. 1 Idaho RuBsat brought mostly $1.30 a hundred, sacked, brok er sales. SO. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12. (U.R) Hogs. 50. Small supply about steady, considering quality. Few 161-lb. California, $5.66; packing sows, $8.60. Cattle, 500, Including 170 hold over!. Slow early, later moa- erately ' active: steers mostly steady, spots slightly higher on 900 lbs. and under; two loads medium 893-900 lb. Idaho grass steers, $5; car medium 949-lb. Californtas, $4,60; common-medium 900-1,000 lb. California! $5.40-4.26; few $3; package feed ers, $3.76: she stock weak, spots 25c lower for week to date, bulls at similar decline; ear mixed plain heifers and medium cowa. $2.75; fleshy dairy cows, $2.26; low cutter common, $1 to $2: good bulls, $3.50; two loads on sale. Sheep, 1,600. Including 600 direct, 260 holdovers. Bulk just arrived; 200 bead shorn led Bu lb. Iambi, $6; low-medium hold overs, $4.75; good choice wooled 90 lba. down quotable around (6.S5. He's in HORIZONTAL 2 Who IS th efficient teach er ot college sports in th picture? 8 Go on (music). 10 South Amer ica. 11 Variant ot ?". 12 To depart. 18 Opposite ot ' young. 16 Possesses. II What ,11 his official tltlat Answer to 16 Moon goddess. 17 Mountain It Opposite of fresh, 10 Pertaining t air. 11 Native ot paaa. II Food ussd to catch nsh. 41 Finish. 42 Bustle. 44 Anchorite. Arab!. 22 Egg ot eloua. DrM Br 24 Social Insect, -tectors. 26 Either. 41 His work In 17 In what sport sports Is with has he turned Southern out top rank- students. Ing teamst II Mother. (P1-). 13 Northwest 84 Gypsy man. 13 Cheek. 54 Electrified particles. JAL tlAKIlDlCIRBjEll ILL ajl e sQTto AjDMqp a T p EiLigPTn Tp I HLlAgWt' pen I NlVlelN!Tloi6l5 HEJA L oKf i Graham raCTif m it a u i i i i i b-Hsssb3 .' ! a sssis fi&H iir:: c i!pih a STbftsS gj-SS . ii Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Oct. 13, Uft Re ceipt: Cattle, 100; ealvaa, $; market steady. Steers steady to strong. Steer. common and medium, $2.60- 4.76; helfera, good, common and medium, $2.60-4.00; cowb, com mon and medium, $2.26-2.001 low cutter and cutter, $1.26 2.2S; bulla, good and choice $1.75 to $3.00: vaalen, good and choice, $6.00-7.00; cull, common and medium, $8.00-4.00; calve. good and choice, $4.00-6.10; common and medium, $3.0 4.00. Hogs: Receipts, TI0; market steady. Lightweight, good and eholc. $5.00-5.76; medium weight, good and choice, $4.80-6.75: heavy weight, good and choice, $4.60- 6.00; packing aows, medium and good, $3.10-4.25; slaughter pigs, good sad choice, $8.10-4.00; feeder sad Blocker pigs, good and choice, $4.60-5.00. Sheep: Receipts, 200; market active, steady. Lambs, good and choice, $9.t 6.66; common and medium, $3.60-6.00; yearling wethers, $1.50-4.(0; swes, 75c-$1.00. A surrey taken In rural dis tricts near Detroit ahows saor than three-fourths ot the auto mobile accidents occurred on straight, wide and level highway and not near intersection!. La gal Noticas ORDIX AXCE KO. ZaS4 DECLARING A RANK GROWTH OF WEEDS UPON ANY LOT ' WITHIN THE CITY TO BB , A FIRE HAZARD AND A NUISANCE: COMPELLING OWNERS OF LOTS TO CUT AND REMOVE FROM THEIR PREMISES ANY RANK GROWTH OF WEEDS GROWING AND RIPENING THEREON. THE CITY OP KLAMATH FALL ORDAINS AH FOLLOWS) Section 1. It shall be, and la hereby de clared to be a nuisance for any person, firm or corporation own ing, leasing or controlling any lot, block or parcel of land with in the City limits, to permit a rsnk growth of weeds thereon. Section a Any person, firm or corpora tion violating the provisions of Section 1 ot this Ordinance ahall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be punished by a fine of not more than $100.00, or by Impris onment In th City Jail one day for each $2.00 ot th fin im posed. STATE OF OREGON, County ot Klamath a. City of Klamath Falls. I. Cliftoq Richmond. Folic judge oi the uiiy or Kiamatn Falls, Oregon, do hereby certify and declare that the above and foregoing Is a true and exact copy of an Ordinance, and It I the Ordinance duly passed and adopt ed by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, , on the 2nd day ot October, 1983. C. RICHMOND, Police Judge. Presented to the Mayor and by him approved this 2nd day ot October, 1933. W. E. MAHONET, Mayor. HO 12 NO 13 600 NOTICE This la to notify the public that ordinance No. 2224 will be en forced to the letter. Property owners will be given a permit for a limited time only to burn the weeds within the fire limits ot the city. All other psrts of the city will be given a permit to burn weeds at any time on re quest. All permits In fire limits must be written permit!. Other per mits may be given over telephone A. W. BARDELL. Fire Chief. HUH IN U 13. pwy. Sports Previous Pnaala 11 Ftatlv. 14 To mend. 16 Stag. 17 Skullcap. 19 Sunburns. 33 Toward. 14 Dy. 26 Garment. 28 Natural fore. 29 Neck Mart. . 10 Musical In- strumenL 21 Conjunction, 82 Minor not. 23 A fat. 35 Refuse after pressing grape. 17 Plant bud. $ Insect larva. 40 On who lay. 68 You and ma, 51 He is aa exponent of clssn k VERTICAL 10n who call i. !- forth. 43 Rubbish. 44 Second-rat actor. 45 Tinge. 46 Soon. 47 Cry for help. 49 Divine law of the Romans. 50 Inlet 52 Like. 66 Above. I Bon. 4 To bathe. 6 Dotes. I Half aa am. 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