October 18, 1033
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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swUeds runnlug OB
month.
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id In bulb Th Klamath News
and Evening Herald, at th
above rale, appearing In The
News first.
Time limit for olaaalflcatlon
in tin following dar's papers
U 6.00 P. M. Ads desired tti
sertod on tha aaiua dsy u sub
mlttad will have to run "Too
li. to Classify." Too-Lale-
to-ClaasIfy ads art put In ona
pa oer only at tb eame rata
unoted above, and classified
lor succeeding insertions.
j Lost and Foinil
LOST On Airport road : Ona
lira, tuba, rim with tlllnmro
tire corr. Slse 11x700. Re
ward. Return Kluiualh Falls
Aulo Camp. 1'
LOST Hlark hand bag, between
Iilnrk Hill Fg. elation and llon
ania. Heturn Herald office.
Reward. !'
LOST Sot Russel Jennings blla.
In eanvae roll. Caib reward.
J. r. Khoada, RL I, box suHK.
14K1
LOST Green coat foliar, trim
med with gray fur. at the
Mooi hull. Hoturn 831 Cali
fornia. Reward. 1476
STRAYED Olf STOLEN To
cowa, one branded diamond oo
right rlba. Prom Uinont
Thursday afternoon.- Notlfv
M. O. Betes, car Pelican Hoy
Lnmbar Co. 0900
LOST Key ring with anap fas
tener and aeverul koye, near
Waldorf Pool Hall. Phone
Kfrn Hotel. 1414
8 General Notlcea ' '
radio suitvica or an kinds.
Wm. Long, 1401 Lookont St.
Phone 1fM ta
Fen-sonata
READINGS flatly 111 Pet ,0.
5 Transportation
Travel By Stag
Shortest Route to
PORTLAND $5.90 one way
SEATTLE . $7.90 one way
SPOKANE1 $14.00 one way
. Via Bend and Waplnltla
Lear Greyhound Depot at 11:80
p. m. dally. Phone llilO.
6 Help Wanted, Mala
WANTED Experienced man for
rnnch. Mountain Dairy. Km
181. 1481
TWO NEAT appearing ynnng
men. over 14, who are inter
ested in making .00 a day
,r. Mivr.
Kern Hotel, from 1 to 4 p. m
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LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
i "-" m
MY TRfclNID
SSJM.S WILL
WAIT THERE,
POt TMBIP.
CUB- I'LL
OUST LIP
fcavCW Of
fHIS SCENERY-
6a Salesman Wanted
ID BALK, PROFIT. Nnn-med-Icsl
Life Policy, ho olllre s
mltisnee. Benefits to 11.000.
(everybody l-HU prospects.
Wrllti, Gannett. Hmoot Build
Itiat, Halt Lake City. Utah.
141(
7 Help Wanta d, Female
EXPERIENCED housokseper for
mornings, 401 Facllle Terrace.
1408
W A NTKI Capable housekeeper,
fwriusnonl poslllou to rlxlit
sdy. News-llursld, Box 1432.
1421
WA NTBD Hoaaekoepar.
1147.
Phnna
OnOO
SituatV
SSL
Wanted
HOMR-MADR CAKES to order.
Phone HftKll. 1402
10 Contract Work Wanted
WANTED Log, lumber or other
heavy hauling; eoutraet. Bee
Claud H. Davis al Klamaih
rurnltura Co. 1143
12
Room and Board
BOARDERS WANTED, til Oak.
1411
ROOM and board. Phone 1761W.
KlH Washington. !
13 Furniabed ApartmenU
ROYAL ARMS APTrl.
atrt, or call 1184.
-114 HlFh
1424
GROUND door apartmaat, eunny
hie. bedroom. St. Francis-
Apurlmanta. 14u6
ARCADE Af'ARTMENTft 110
up. Plenty heat, garaite. 1108
14
Furniehed Houeea
4-HOOM modern duplex. Phone
1111.
3-KOO.M duulex and aar.ae.1lo
17 Hotnn in. ii"
17 Real Eatate For Sal
TEN ACRES Handing timber.
Addrnaa 14(1, Herald News.
1461
ISa To Exchange
11 Af-RKK. Imnroved. Rolaa vel-
ley land near echool, for email
houao and lot here. Box 766.
Kumath Fa Hi. . 14.
WILL EXCHANGE heating stove,
bed, spring, uinitrosa, tor wood
or potmofw. lirca firnnr. nwu
20 Miscellaneous For Sal
SACKS
Partners attention. Wt hare
ueod aacke for oats, barley and
spuda. We buy pella, wool,
hldea and Junk. And w will
treat yon right. M 8 Bag
Co, (84 Market. Phone ltSSWV
vao oiTTnni larra aafa. Aleo
automatle door cherk. Very
; roaaonable. Phone IS. 141
WILL BACHIPICB a 1100 ginger
elect r lo eewlug machine for
caih, a real bargain. Singer
Sewing Machine Co., 1405 Main
street, t'oon aaa.
BED ROOM suite, braaa bed com
plete, gee rang ana water
heater, Ice box, rug, nearly
new. Cheap. 182a Oregon
avenu. 1486
WOl)"D Dry fir. green fir, dry
pine. I OUH A49in HUB
brown. 1481
CLOSING OUT Boya' overcoats,
marklnawa and bobtalla. A
final cloaeout at a real price.
SiiKurinea quality. K. 8ugr-
mnn. l.r.iz
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED TO BUY Uaed treadle
sewing machine, cheap, for
cuh. Phone 1352J. 1425
WANTED Uecd Chesterfield
at. Writs. RL X, Box P1B.
1411
WILL HARVEST and grade yonr
epuda on shares. Inquire C. A.
Dnrrah. half mile west, Merrill
nignway on Airport roaa.
1470
.
1 1
Klamath Business Directory
Convalescent Homo
Aihlsnd for health. Llthla Water.
Cllniata. Coovalescsnl Horn open
to all patlenti, renters, board
ers. Reduced prices. 1(1 Gran
ite street, Ashland.
Drass Shoppe
Visit Torgler's Upstairs Drees
Shopn for attractive dreaeee at
reaaouahle prlcea. 711 Main St.
Phone S82J. 0110
Hemstitching
HEMSTITCHING. BUTTONS one
ered. dreaamaklng. Mrs. H
U. AUaoder. 114 Walnut.
017
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED TO BUY Used car
and second-hand hoatnr. Phone
1701. P. A. Tscblrky, Tule
Lake Garage. 140
UIOHEST PRICE paid tor need
srnitur. Beaters and ranges.
Ill Broad. 1200
WANTED Cood naed
washing
1896
machine. 12(6 R.
U Uveatock and Feed
WANTED Work stock, ons
home snd mule, writ Amos
Black, Bonuusa. 1408
23
Financial
3AVB
SAVE
8AVE
ON
AUTO LOANS
AND REFINANCING
Lowest rates and easleat term
Investigate snd be ooavlnced.
MOTOR INVESTMENT CO.
10 So. 71b, Ph. 1141
3 tale License M-104
$$ NEED MONEY $$
FOR New tlree on Tour cart
FOR Necesaltlss of winter!
rOR Pressing small bills?
8TATE LOAN COMPANY
Oregon Bsnk Bldg. 130 N. 10th.
rtnne76SMjle;JtateJ184
Necessities for Work
FOR TRADE Cheet of mill
wright tools for wood. 1143
Pine. 1141
WANTED Work by day or hour.
Experienced In cooking and
sewing. Best of references.
Cell toil. 1147
Work for Necessities
WANTED Housework of any
kind, day or hour. Phone 602J,
1414
WILL EXCHANGE practical
nursing or fur piece work for
rent of email fnrnlehed house.
close In. References. , Write
or call 6U7 s. 4th. 1443
YOUNG MAN wlanea work on
ranch. Experienced.. Rt, 1.
Box 81. 1199
YOUNG GIRL, experienced in
housework, wishes work. Rt. 2,
Box 81. 0811
Ir YOTJ bar cmstning to sail
. have changed your place of
bualoeee. buy or eel I farm pro
ducts or have anything to tell
the public the moat economical
and surest way of getting re
sults la tbrough the classified
Phone 1900 or writ In to the
News-Hsrald.
By Harold Gray
OH . Mfl. CMITZLIA- .
I HOP YOU'R NOT
HURT- WELL, THAT'S
S1RIDA.Y ThB
THIR.T6BNTH FOP.
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MR. CHI2ZLER 1
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cam Maa,st If
6V6RY WORD Wh'
THEY SAW. gf$-J
HER TMBY e
Meftoi eiestAJas
.MiMiMoaiciemiuvMawT'ja Ir fl 1
Optica
Glasses fitted. Soul Sanitarium.
Second Hand Store-
We pay cash or trade for 'Used
gooda. O. L. Uouibre. 122 S. tin.
Turkish Baths
Massage, Colonic Irrigation. Reg
Istered Nurse. 117 Bo. Seventh.
Typewriters
School Trained Mechanl
- 14 Years' Expaiienca
Adding Machine and Typewriter
Sales and bervlce
110 Main Pbon 141
TJ UP
CHICAOO, Oct 17 W) Bay
ing orders rushed wheat, corn
snd osts prlcea Bp late today to
the extreme limit allowed for
any dsy.
Official statements that fedsral
government sgencles were pur-
chasing at many cities lurv,e
wheat aupplles for food relief pur
Doses hsd an electric effect on all
the grain pita here, Trude became
of enormous volume, with wheal
rising i cents above yesterday's
finish, corn up 4 cents and oata
I ceula. r.arller. -violent selling
had amasbtd aeason low price
records In all grains.
Wheat closed atrong at the
day'a top mures. 4'-6 cents
above yeaterday's finish, corn
l-4 cents up. oats I cents sd
yanced, and provisions showing
10-50 cents gam.
CHICAGV GRAIN
CHICAGO, Oct. 17 m Whsat:
No. 1. yellow 86-18: No. 1,
tt-70; No. 4, mla'd (weeviiy)
7. Corn: No. X yellow 36U-3S:
No. 2, wellow 35-38; No. 1
whits lVi-37. Oats: No. 1
white 16-15 hi ; No. 3, white 13
14. Rye: No sales. Barley: 18-
6. Timothy aeed: 6 75-6.26 cwt
Clover sesd: 19.00-12.00 cwt.
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PORTLAND GRAIN T.UH.BJ
PORTLAND, Oct. 17, (AP)
Tamo:
Whoat: Open High Low Close
May 6Q. 62 05 61
Deo. ... 61 H 68 69 H 61
Ch Wheat No. 1
Rig Bend Bluestem 67 U.
Dark Hard ' Winter 11 pet
ii pec tun.
Soft White 69 4.
Western Whit S9U.
Hard Winter 69 H
Northern Spring 69 4.
Western Red 69.
Oata: No. 2 White 121.80.
Corn: No. B Yellow 111.00.
Mlllrun Standard 114.00.
Today'a car receipts: wheat
11; flour 8: oat 1.
Search Continues
For Bank Robbers
LA GRANDE. Or.. Oct. 17. yp)
Search continued today for two
men who yesterday rhobed the
Stockgrowers and Farmers bank
of Wallowa of about 12200. The
two. known only aa "Shorty" and
"Slim," obtained six gallons of
gasoline from an Isolated farm
nesr the Flora rosd late yester
day, holding1 up the fsarmer
when he at - first refused to sell
them gasoline. They told the
farmer, officers report, that they
had Just robbed a bank at Wal
lowa. AN ILL WYNN
Headed for almost certain
All-America rccoRnitlon, Ho
man "Breeiy" Wynn, Tennessee
fallback. Intercepted a pass la
the opening game of the sea
son. ran 26 yards and, on being
tackled, aiiffored a broken leg.
Wynn, shown above on
crutches, Is considered on of
the best defensive fullbacks In
the south, and a potent place.
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National, Local Markets
FRESH BUTTER
QUOTED STEADY
AT
PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 17 W)
Market an en he batter was un
changed during tb wask's Initial
session of the sroduc sxcosnse.
On the open market there was a
similar situation. .
Holdsrs of butter In store were
not a unit In their Ides a to
government psrtlelpatlon la the
msrket. This wss doe to ins taci
that moat of thum were la a posi
tion where they will of necessity
be forced to take quite a loss h
thev eell to the government on
the basis Ol current vetoes.
Fresh Batter Steady
Fresh butter was quoted at
least stesdv but wss still aftect-
a h atoraaa withdrawals which
were moving Into trade enanneis
nana lv sudpI led wltn ires a
churning.
Butterfat wss unchanged.
Market for eggs was holding
about stesdy with some strength
In spots of top notch goods.
Storage staff wss alone easy with
especially alow trade In nnder-
grades which were oeing pusneu
by outsiders.
Conditions within the live ben
market were about stesdy nd
prsctlcslly unchanged as to pries
tor the day. Springer stuff con
tinued Its recent weakness.
Potato Value Vc alter
Determination of brokerage In
terests to control tb potato
trade here baa again resulted In
weskenlng of vslues with some
lower spots noted even tor
Deechutes which were aa yet only
In small supply locally.
With recent aoarp shading of
livestock prices together with Im
portations of dressed pork from
ths Inland Empire, country bog
prices her were show Id g a
slight reduction.
Msrket for country killed calves
continued firm and at late price
advances while lamb wars fully
steady and tops moving 10-10 Vie
lb. generally. Ewes were weak
especially the Junk.
Onion Market Quiet
Onion market was a quiet af
fair locally. So alow were offer
ings from Yakima that much of
the recent trade in uregoa sioca
has been moved Into that com
modity Inasmuch as local grow
srs were holding firm for about
aa much as Yakima was telling
to retailers here.
Ttiere wss a lifeless trade Id
local cranberries. Tbers was no
treat movement of any stock, but
eastern wee beina taken In pref
erence to locals on account of the
lower price. Practically all the
Paclfle markets hsvo been grab
bed by the eastern berries.
Notes on wholesale trading
Better movement of both table
and lulc grapea.
Cauliflower sales la carload
lota Increasing at 1st prices.
Limited demand tor huckle
berries.
Celery demsnd from the south
west was gaining but sales ware
still mostly 11 fob care.
Chestnuts were being offered
around So lb.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO. Oct. 17 m (O. 8
Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 10,000: dull,
unevenly 2S-40 lower, good to
choice 170-110 lb. 14.60-4.60,
practical top 14.60; sows $1.00-
1.60.
Cattle: (.000: medium to
good grsde steers predominating:
market very slow, few sales
about In line with Monday's 10
I downturn: hardly enough done
to make market undertone weak;
top yearlings snd wignty steers
$6.00, light heifers up to $6.11,
better grade heifers steady lower
grades tending lower: several
loads steers and yearlings hsld
abovd 16.26. cows very sluggish
at lowsst prices In years; lower
grade vealera weak, better grades
firm at I7.uu-7.su.
Sheep: lo.ouu; stow, most oios
teadv. few nstlvs lambs It.eu
downward, choice natives ana
western held above 17.0V; lai
lng around $4.60-4.76 on native
throwouts; steady on sheep and
feeding Jambs.
Portland
Livestock
PORTLAND, Oct, 17. (JP)-,
Rectslpts: Csttls. (0; cslrss; il:
market steady.
Steers, common snd medium,
$2.60-6: heifers, common mnA
medium, $2.80-4.15: eowe. com
mon and medium, $1.25-3 low.
cutter snd cutter. $1.16-2.26;
bulls, cuttsr snd medium, 11.76.
1; vealers. good and choice, $
7; cull, common and medium,
$3-1; calves, good and choice,
$4-5.60; common and medium,
$2-4.
Hogs, rscslpts, 150; markst
slightly weaker.
Lightweights, good snd choice,
$4.60 to $6.25; medium weight,
good and choice, $4.75 to $6.25;
heavyweight, good snd oholce.
$4.80 to $4.85: packing sows,
medium and good, $4.15 to
$4.65; slaughter pigs, good and
choice, $3.26 to $3.76. Feeder
and Blocker pigs, good and choice,
14.25 to $4.75.
Sheep, receipts; 400; market
steady.
Lambs, (ood snd choloi, II-
1.60; common and medium,
13.60-6; yearling wethers, $1.60
4.50; ewes, 75c-$2.00.
Ths Blue Ridge mountains of
Virginia may brighten up a bit,
now that the state has gone wet.
PORTLAND
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK. Oct. 17, OP)
Tb stock market, erratic early,
turned sharply apward la tha lat
ter part of today's session, fol
lowing a spirited rally la grains
at Chicago. While the trading
volume was rather restricted oa
the recovery, leading Issue re
tained gains of 1 to t or more
points, and soms spurted around
7. Ths close wss firm. Transfers
approximated 1,600,000 share.
Today's closing prices.
Air Reduction 101
Alaska Juneau - m 111
Al. Cbem. Dye 1361
American Can . nMMM 90
American Coml. Alcohol 181
American For. Pow. .
81
American Smelt ft Ret. ,
161
1171
A. T. ft T.
Amarlcan Tob. B ,,,
Anaconda Copper
Atchison, T. ft 8. P.
Atlantic Ref
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bendlx Aviation n ,
Bethlehem Steel
Borden Co. . , . ,
Burr. Adding Machine
California Pack
Case. 1. I
Caterpillar Tractor
II
111
I6
131
111
10
11
111
18
62
181
411
111
361
63i
Hi
11
731
73)
151
181
841
171
Hi
181
14 i
18)
.
121
181
181
14
Chrysler Motor
Col. Gas ft Electric
Commercial Solvent
Continental Caa
Com Product
Cnrtlss Wright
Dupont ft De N. .,, ,
Eastman Kodak
Electric Auto Light
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette Raior
Gold Dust ......
International Harveater
International Nickel
I. T. ft T.
Johns Manvllle
Kennecott Con. Cop.
Llbbey-O-Ford .
Liggett A Myers B
Liquid Csrblde ,,
Loilllard Tob. Co.
171
10
Monty Ward
18!
Nash Motors
181
461
141
91
HI
18
10
$1
I
41
141
40
47
71
National Biscuit
National Dairy Products
National Distiller , . ,
New York Central
North Amarlcan
Pacifle Gss ft 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
Shall Union ... - -
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Standard Oil California
.Standard Oil New Jersey
Btudebaker Co.
Texaa Corp. , -,
Trans-America M
Union Carbld
61
49
371
71
20
10
108)
union Paclfle
United Aircraft
United Corp.
United Gss Imp.
U. S. Indus. Alcohol
U. 8.. Rubber
U. 8. Steel
West. Elec. ft Mfg.
wooiwortb.
Closing Curb Quotations
Cities Service 1
Elec. Bond ft Shart 171
Swift ft Co. III
Stock Averages
(Copyright lilt, standard Statis
tics Company)
SO 10 It I
' lndl"e RR'S Ct's Total
Tuesday 19.1 40.1 f4.t ill
Pre-, day "11 II I Ti t T3.1
Weak as J.S 4.t T I si.s
Year ago 14.1 IT S 84 4 55.1
I ysara ago . lll.t 104.4 iso.i 156 I
High. 1911 101.1 II I lll.t l.l
Low. till 41.1 111 Sl.l 41.1
High. 1II Ti t II I til l Tl
Low, till 11.1 II I 11.1 St.
High, 1131 140.1 10.l 101 1 144.1
Low. 1111 SO.O 10.1 It! 61.1
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LOS ANGELES
I
(Federal quotations from Ore
gon State Collese, released
through the county agent) .
Potato shipment yesterday
totaled 720 cars. Oregon supplied
12, Washington 16, Idaho 101.
Total loadinga (or the season
amounted to 81,671 cars which
compared with 70.6(7 cars dur
ing tb corresponding period last
year.
At Preaqu Isle the market
wss shout stesdy with No. 1
Green Mountains bringing most
11.10 a hundred, sacked. In car
load lob, shipping point.
The Idaho alia market waa
dull. No. 1 Russets brought most
ly 70 to 71 cents a hundred,
sacked, la carloads fob, cash
track.
In the Twin Fslla-Burley dis
trict demand and trading ware
light and the msrket slightly
weaker.
At Yakima demand was light
and tha market slightly weaker.
No: 1 Russets brought mostly $10
a ton, sacked, IB carload fop,
for cash track.
The terminal market at Chi
cago was barely steady. Demand
and trading were slow and sup
pile heavy. No. 1 Idaho Rus
sets brought $1.(0 to $1.6S
hnndrsd, sacked, track salss
carlott outwaight.
At Fort Worth ths msrket wss
reported steady.
Ths market at Los Angeles was
about steady. No. 1 Idaho Rus
sets brought 11.11 to $1.10
hundred, sacked, brokers sales
The San Frsnctsco market was
weak. Sales were too few to es
tablish, reliable quotations.
HOGS SELL STEADY
Fi
SO. BAN FRANCISCO, Oct 17
(UP) Hogs: 160, Including
171 direct Fairly active, about
sieaay, top t.7t, aortouts 46.1a
$(.(0; few 181 lb. $(; packing
sows mostly S3. so.
Cattle: 400. Including 156
holdovers. Very little early ac
tion, undertone weak, fresh of
ferings mostly Oregon grass
steers $4.25; common-medium
1068-1118 lb. holdovers $1.(0.
11.76: bulk unsold: upper grsd
she stock scarce; load dairy type
ottered; Bulls quoted $3.69
aown.
8 heap: 1100. Active,
lambs strong to higher consider
ing quality; eight decks good
75-76 lb. wooled Nevada lambs.
carrying medium and, $6.(0,
soms sorted 10 per -cent: good
yearlings $4.75-$5; few wethers
$4: ewes stesdy at Monday's ad
vane; two decks medium 109
112 lb. $1, 10 per cent out $,
Bond Averages
(Copyright 1933, Bundar ttatts-
tlee Company)
IS 10 3 St
tndrs RR'S Ot's Total
Tuesday 71.1 74,t 10.4 11.4
Prev. day 711 1.t l.t 74.0
Week age Tl.t 14.4 II t 76.1
Year ago S3.S S5.3 St.! 10 4
I years age 11.1 107 I 100. 19.1
High. 1133 t. Itl SI.S
LOW, lilt 11.1 11.1 tl.l It
Blgh, 1131 Tl.l TLS IS.1 Ttl
Low. III! Sl.l 4T.4 T0.S II,
High. 1931 10.4 101.7 101. 1 St.
Low, 1111 III 13.1 10.1 11.1
GOLD ADVANCES
WASHINGTON, Oct, 17,
Today's newly mined gold price
wag announced by the treasury as
$29.86 ss compered with 111.00
yesterday.
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Portland
Produce
PORTLAND. OeL IT. UP
Butter Prints, extras, lie!
standards. 1 14 a lb.
Butterfat Portland delivery:
A grade. He; farmers' door de
livery, IT par lb.; sweet cream,
la higher.
Egg Pact f l poultry S re
ducers' selling prloes: Fresh ex
tra special, I lc; extra, lie;
standards, 24c; medium, lie;
pullets, 18a dosen. Buying prlea
by wholesalers: Fresh extras,
18c; firsts, las: mediums, loo;
undergrade, 14o; pullets, 14c
Cheese 91 scor Oregon trip
lets, 11a: lost, 11 pound;
brokers will pay Ms bslow quo
tations. Milk Contract price, 4 pet;
Portland delivery, $1.70 owL; B
grade. 17 Ms lb.
Country meats Selling pric
to retailers: Country killed bogs,
best butchers, -under 1(0 lbs..
7ic to 8c; yearlings. 10 to 100
lbs., I M to lo lb.; light and
thin, 1 to 6e lb.; heavy calve.
4c lb.; lambs, 10a to 10ic lb.;
yearlings, 4 to lo lb.; heavy
ewes, 2 to is lb.; medium sows.
2 to (e lb.; canner cowa. 1 to la
lb.; bulls, 4 to 4ts0 lb.
Mohair Baying price: 1118
clip. 16c lb.
Csscara bark Buying prl.
1113 peel. 2 4C
Hop Nominal 1111. 11-404)
pound.
Live poultry Portland teirr-
ry: Buying price: colored
fowls, 4 to 6 lb., lis; over
lb., lie: spring pullets, 1 to 14
lbs., 11c; roasters, over Its lbs.,
lie; Leghorn fowls, over 14
lbs., lc; under 14 lbs- le;
broilers, 1 to 2 lbs., lo; I lbs.
snd up, 11c; stags, lc; roosters.
6c; Pkin ducks, 16c; colored
ducks, le; geess. Is lb.
Onions Yakima, $1.11: Ore
gon, $1.25-1.40 cental.
Potato Local whit and red.
11.16-1.15 cental; Yakima, $1
1.16; Deschutes, $1.40-1.(0.
Cantaloupes Dillard. stand
ard. 11.16-1-16: Yakima stand
ards, 7(-86s srate; TB Dallas,
$1 crate.
Wool lilt dip. nominal;
Willamette valley, 11-15 lb.;
eastern Oregon, 16-110 lb-t
southern Idaho, 16-I0a lb.
Bay Buying price from pro
ducer: Alfalfa, No. 1, new crop,
$16-16.(0; vetch, $16; Willam
ette valley timothy, IIS; eastern
Oregon timothy, $17.60; oats.
$14 ton.
Taunts Persuade
High School Girl
To Take Own Life
NEW YORK. Oct. IT, (AP
Mary Jane Dana, 17. weighed
200 pounds, snd because she
weighed so much the other girls
called her "fatty," and because
of that she killed herself.
It took her a week to reach
the decision a week In which
she remained away from high
school and away from gibes snd
taunts, her parents unknowing.
When a card came from her
principal Saturday, ssklng why
Mary Jane was absent, she
pocketed It before her mother
could see it. Then she engaged
a room away from home and
called herself Disn Whitman.
They found her body yestsr
dsr, a self-flred bullet through
her head, snd a not which told
her mother that ah wss sorry.
LOGGING ROAD APPROVED
SALEM. Oct. IT. (UP)
Ewsuna Box company, Klamath
alls, bas been given permission
by Charles H. Thomas, public
utilities commissioner, to con
struct a logging railway across
the Klamath-Lakevisw highway
in Lake county.
Okies to Bead Michael J. Mel
chior, representative of ths World
War Veterans State Aid Commis
sion, who haa been hers for S8V-
leral days, left Tuesday noon lor
I Bend.
SEA
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