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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1933)
1 h . PA02 ESY-1 November 1SJ, 1H38 THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON t-Ads Bring Resu Its Phone Yours to 1 900 till II nates i 3c 10 20 per word insertion. per cent discount on a d running on wak. par etnt discount on ill, running on month. All classified ede ar lueort id In both Tho Klmth News and Evening Herald, at th above rtt, appearing In Th Newi (Irat. Time limit for classification In th lollowlnf day' paper U 6:00 P. M. Adi deslrsd In serted on tho sama day sub mitted will have to run "Too Lai to Clasally." Too-Lato-to-ClassIfy ads r Pul 'B on paper only t th Ba ,'' quottd above, and classified tor aucceeutng inssrn- 2 Loit nd found LOST Brown leather billfold containing hunting and driving licenses. Return Nawa Herald office '' LOUT Pair man'a glaaaea. He ward. II. W. Wright, Dorrla. 17S9 LOST Itlack leather notebook. Not. 4th. Reward. La Mnlno ynvage. Dnlry. Urr. l8jz 3 General Notlcaa RADIO IBKVlrg) .01. an klnda Wm. Long. Phone ISfsJ 1401 Look ool Bt 8186 Personals READINGS dally 611 Oak t. Transportation Travel By Stag Shortest Routt to PORTLAND $5.90 one way SEATTLE . $7.90 one way SPOKANE $14.00 one way Via Bend and Waplultla Leave (ireyhound Depot at 1S:I0 p. m. dally. Phone 1630. 6a Salesmen Wanted WE HA.VE an opening In the Klamath Falls territory for ex perienced salesman (for metal specialty) capable oT Inter viewing business men. Write dotaila of past experience, age, reference, etc. Old establish ed manufacturer. Recounted as lender In line. Address Hales Manager. Ilox 983. Dny tnn, Ohio. 17 WANTKD-Hnnest girl for houso work. References - required. Ilox 1878. 1X73 WANTED Capahle woman for rioneriil houaownrk linmedtato y. Phone 1611W. m6 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE MOT WORTH FIVB DOLLARS I WHY, THEY'Qfi' WORTH MILLIONS! THEV'RE CROWSI JEWELS I TELL VOU- AMD VOU BAY THIi'V KB WORTHLESS- VSRYI II 1 PI HI lliyT Us1 P a. er r NUTTY AS A. )fl K SQUIRREL- HEY, 3 j COLUMBUS- DON'T FORGET TWeM CPnWN JEWELS- j- WHST5 QUEEN 3 ISABSLLA, SAY? J J fj&S ij! THROWN sV" UT INTO M rAfW-"" the 9 Situations Wanted MAF1HIKI) man wishes work on farm or anything. 711 Wil low. 1877 BOY 16, wishes work on farm for wlntar. Bmall wngra, Wrltu Eugene Uengloff, Quarts Ml. 1778 u Furnished Room rimNAOH HEATED Phono 671-R. ItOOMH. 13 Furniahod Apartments ONE l-room dnpiux, furniahod, $20: four-room mrn'.abed du plex 22. GO, near hlxh school. Alao single steam heated, com- Iilfit'ly fttrnlhed apartment, 11.60. I'hona 1110. 1703 -ItOOM apartment, extra wall bed, ahttnitant hent- and hot win or, aureus. 18o0 Kaplnn adu. 1774 ARCADE APARTMENTS 110 np. Plenty heat, garage, lim l-HOOM steam-ncated ment. 1 81 N. nth. part mail 14 Furnished Houses KOIl RENT Cosy three-room house, rurnlahcd. Cloie In. 7 in ' Juffemon. 1824 CI. KAN. amall two-room apart inant. ti l I'lnn, 1781 IS Unfurniahed Houses MODERN t rooma, bath, electric runge. full basement, furnace, urate. 1235 llleha. l)r, Metsrhe. Phone 181 or Sss. 1770 MODERN four-room unfurnished hnuse for rent cheap. Oarase. Phone HOW. 1076 MODKRN S-room nouae, bath, nook, atatlonary tut,, bullt-lnt. hardwood floor tn llrlng room. rnngo. iiu. aia prospect. Pbnne 187IW. 1577 17 Real Ealat For Saia WANTED POTATOES Will exchange 100 acre farm In the MERRILL DISTKICT for No. 1. NETTED GEM POTATOES- Land la free of Incumbrance. . THE KLAMATH DEVELOPMENT -CO. 615 Main St. 1770 l-Xllt SALE New 6-room house at Dorrla. Good terma. iews. Herald. Box l8i,5. Is5.r. 19 Automotive TRADE 1981 Pontlac sedan for panel delivery. Phone 1086. 1763 FOR RALE Dodge road'tor, '14 model, pickup box. Good con MHcmnhone6617M 20 Miacellaneoua For Sale FOR BALK Muncle 2 h. P. outboard motor, very good con dition, 64U; one dosen wooden duck decoya, 83; elx gooao de coys, 83; one Ouxbak huutlng rent, size 42, for 16; gallon Thermos Jur 81. Address, Brooks. 164 Eaat Main. SACKS Farmers attention. We have used eacks for oata. barley and epude. We buy pelta. wool, hldea and Junk. And we will treat you right MAS Bag Co. 634 Market. Phone lUSiHV 0618 FOR SALE Four window aAKh, size 4 4x63 Inches with caning. 6 llghta. 3.S0 each. Lucas Furniture, 196 East Main. 1776 7 I WAS I DO? I'VE THING- I CAN'T HOTEL- VER DO Klamath Business Directory Convaleacant Home CURB YOURHELP-LIthla water, milder climate, lower anituae. Patients, boarders, cabin ren(rs ut reduced plrces. Convalescent Home, io uremia bt., Asniiitin. Ore. 1764 Chiropractor PA!?L O. LONG, 117 8. 7tb. D. C. Tl. 1140 Droa Shoppe Visit Torgler'i Upstalra Dreaa Hhnppe fur attractive dreesus at rennonanie pricee. iii main ni. I'lione 82J. 0511) Hematitching IIH.MBTlTCHl.Ntl. BUTTON!) OP erud, dreaamaking. Mra. ts M. Allendur. 614 Walnut. 0170 20 Miacellaneoua For Sale 1600 WATT KHOI.EH plant, I2:0. Large fnaldaire, 400. r. I'. Ranch. Dorrls. 186 HOOVEIt sweeper for sale, only $16 00. Phone 693. 1876 WOOD All klnda. l'hone 334. 71S Walnut. 18S8 WOOD. Vine. Phone 1881-J; 1251 liJ6 WOOD Drv fir, green fir. dry nine. Phone 1 t 1 It. 1432 Yblte. Hob Brown. IMP 21 Wanted Miacellaneoua DIIIVINO to Seattle Tuesday morning. Room for three, l'boue 1646. 1786 YOI NU MAN has 81.000 to In vest with services Id sound business. Box 1847, News Hernld. 1847 22 Liveatock and Feed FOR 8AI.K 1 head Jeraey cowl, 8260.00. J. Hone, Kt. 1, Box 234. 1864 FOR SALE Well marked, blocky built llourbon Red turkey brecdera f rum flock of 300. Se lect yours now. Mra. Boyd Thacker, West Tula Lake. 1777 FOR BALE or TRADE Rambou lllct rams. Shook ranch, Dmry. 1876 WANTED 100 young colored heus. Sprague ltlver Store- 1868 MAMMOTH BRONZE breeding - etui-k. It to 80 pound toma. 12 to 16 pound hens. West Bide Tula Lake, Mra. Muriel C. Rob erts. 177 23 Financial 3AVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest ratee and eaalest terma luveatlgate and he convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 101 So. 7th. Ph. lit) Vate License M-104 Work for Necessities WILL EXCHANQE laundry work for mangle or wood. 636 Jer feraon. 1786 YOU.NO WOMAN will core for children by huur or day. Phone 676W. lit Uorling. 1870 WANTED Work by day or hour. Experienced In cooking and sewlne. Best ot references. Call 601J. 1147 WOMAN work. '31W. wishes day or hour Hamel, Apt- 16; phone 1630 I WANTED Housework of any kind, day or hour. Phone 602J. 1414 WILL EXCHANGE practical nursing or fur piece work for rent of small furnished house, close in. References. Write or call 607 S. 4th. 1441 By Harold Gray SO SUBS THSY A9Y M DO I AH, OONtM BUD? tJ THIS j PORGBT Cpl (Jj ll WERE REAL- WHAT CAN PAWNED EVERY y V3cr I I HAVEN'T A CENT GO BACK TO THE OH, WHAT TO DESERVE TH DID I S ERVB 1 Furniture HIOHBHT PRICE paid for used furniture, beatora and rans.ee. Ill llroad. 1200 Optica . Glasses fitted. Boole Sanitarium. Second Hand Store We pay cash or trade for used gooda. O. L. Hembree. 128 I. (th. Turkiah Batha laasage, C nered Nil Reg ran. 117 Bo. Berentb Typevmtera School Trained Mechanic 14 Tears' Experience Adding Machine and Typewriter ' Salea and Service 610 Main Pbona 141 CITY HOLDS (Continued from Page One) erana. The leadera were followed by a detachment ot the Klamath Falls police department, the American Legion, Oregon Nation' al Guard, the Legion drnm and bugle corpa, Veterana of the Span' ish-Amerlcan war. War Nurses. Veterana of Foreign Wars, wo men's auxiliaries of the various ex-service groups, a unique and comical drum corps from the Wo men's auxiliary of the Eagles' lodge. Daughtera of the Legion, the Salvation Army, the Munici pal band, representatives of the Merrill Legion and Veterana of Foreign War posts, a detachment of the 40 et 1 society, and the Sea Scouta drum and bugle corpa, aa well as many automobiles. The parade was colorful, and the day perfect for the celebra tion. Promptly at 11:00 o'clock there waa a moment of alienee while all atood at parade rest In CELEBRATION SATURDAY commemoration of the algrilng ofilon tne armistice and the silencing ot the guns ot war. IVrkiue Speake From 11:00 until 11:10 o'clock stunta were enjoyed by young and old alike. Dog races were the most amusing, and there were few amall boye who did sot have a canine ot varied anceatry In tow for the day. 8cooter races and roller skat- KLAMATH'S HONOR ROLL OF WAR DEAD , JAMES HOWARD BOOOS, Langell Valley. VAN ALLEN CORNISH, Klamath Falls. VERNAU CLIFF, Klamath Fnlls. v.'' -ERNEST DUOOAR, Klamaht Falls. EVERETT GILBERT, Klam aht Talla. ALBERT K. HAMILTON. Klamath Falls. ALBERT W. JONES, Klam ath Falls. CONRAD LEINE3, Klamath Falls. NICHOLAS PANAGOS. Klamath Falls. LEO L. PARKI8H, Klamath Falls. JAMES E. PARAZOO, Klam ath Falls. RAY J. PETERS, Klamath Falls. DON CLIFFORD RED FIELD, Klamath Falls. PAUL C. ROVACK. Fort Klamath. LOUIS TOLLS. Klamath Falls. RAYMOND TOWER, Keno. FRANK TUCKER, Klamath Falls. JACK TURNER, Klamath Falls. CECIL WEEKS. Bly. ing races also provided diversion during the stunt hour. At 11:80 o'clock the Rainbow theatre filled with ex-service men, their relatives and friends who beard a stirring program, during which tbe honor guests of the day sat upon the stage. "The Doctrine ot Isolation" was the subject chosen by Henry Perkins, Klamath Falls attorney, who delivered the Armistice Day address at the Rainbow theatre following tho parade. Perkins directed tbe attention ot his audience to the fact that the founders of the United Statea government believed in avoiding all entangling alliances with for eign nations. "George Washington, In hla farewell address, (xhorted the people to refuse to enter Into for eign entanglements," declared the speaker "In taking part In the World War we directly violated this doc trine ot Isolation by sending troops to help the countries of Europe fight their battles," he continued. : Perkins outlined the cost In lives and money to the United StatoB remitting from her en trance tn the war, and Called at tention to the fact that the gov ernment! of Europe are at pres ent Increasing their armies, and that within a tow years another war Involving the whole of Eu rope will be Inevitable. The speaker contended that National, Local Markets BUTTER IS QUIET PORTLAND. Not. 11. 0P)- Tradlng In butter waa quiet local ly. Unwillingness of the trade to accept government blda waa chief ly responsible- Price here were still more or leaa artificial. Weaker tone waa agala sug gested In the market for eggs here. With some atoraa openly quoting 24c or so for extraa to consumers, there waa some won der regarding the wholeaale quo tation at 29c. Trade In chickens waa holding steady and without general price change for the week end. Demand waa absorbing the limited offer ings, but the chief Interest was In turkeys. Owing to the fact that chiseling was charged to certain Interesta In Portland and no action has been taken to relieve 'bis situa tion, open price warfare la the oyater market waa threatened. Veal, hoga and lambs contin ued ateady to atrong featurea in the conn try killed meat trade here. Veal especially was being sought with the former surplus well cleaned. Beef remained slow. General cash bids of 40c were reported for carlota of cauliflower here as a result of the creator United States shipments. Local salea to date bare been above 060 carloads. Roosevelt May End Tax Levy With Repeal WASHINGTON, Nov. 11. CAP) President Roosevelt expects to Issue a proclamation about De cember 6 to end taxes that the treasury eatimatea are producing about 1227.000,000 a year. Tbme taxes were included In the national Induatrlal recovery act for the special purpose ot fi nancing the emergency program. Attached to them waa a proviso under which a preaidential pro clamation would end tbetn after repeal. Repeal officially will come on the afternoon of December 6. President- Roosevelt, represented as regarding hla tax-e us pending proclamation aa mandatory, ln tenda to issue It as noon as he haa received formal notification of the action which makes Utah the thlrty-alxtb state to ratify the new repealing constitutional amendment. This notification, because of routine or the distance of Utah from the national capital, may be delayed for a day or ao, but the prealdent plana apeedy ac- When he does act. big pro clamation will, beginning January 1. eliminate half a cent of the federal gasoline tax and the 6 per cent now levied on dividends at the aource. On July 1, 1934, the capital stock tax will end and the excess profits levy will be dropped at the end of the taxable year chosen by the tax- payer. Tbs president hopes, too, to be able to eliminate aome of the ao-called "nuiaance" leviea taxei on refrigerators, auto mobile tlree and the like. In all. official! estimate that he wishes to do away with nearly 1600,000,000 in taxes. But all will not be beer and akittlea for the taxpayer especially the one who uaaa the! new legalised beveragaa. Ad ministration aourcea say It will be necessary to raise this 1500, 000,000 given np by levies on distilled liquor. sentiment which will cause th United States to stand strongly upon her doctrine of isolation should be built np constantly and fostered in every way that sh may refuse to take part In future wars where the doctrine would be violated. Virtually all ot the business houses In the elty closed tor a portion of Armistice Day at least, and tew others, with the banks, city hall and court house offices remained closed all day. ' Many Kiamathltes wer ont ot town for the week end, but those who remained at home enjoyed a perfect Armistice Day with an appetising barbecue luncheon served to hundreds at noon on the court house grounds. In the afternoon ex-servlcU men were guests of the New Vox theatre for a matinee perform ance, and a charity ball at ex hibit building was set for the cli max of the day's celebration. When a girl picks a oravat for her beau It Isn't long before she makes new family ties. Flapper Fanny Saysj Stock Market Quotations NEW TORK. Not. 11. 0P After mulling about listlessly most ot today's session, stock! rallied moderately in the final half hour. Oalna of fractions to around 1 points predominated at the close. Transactions were ac counted for largely by profession als. Transfer! approximated 450, 000 aharea. With the ;eaia markets closed, equltlea bad little Inspiration aside from an advance ot 12 cents an ounce In the domestic gold price to 81182. London also lift ed Its gold rate about aa much. The dollar gyrated erratically. Sterling, after losing some 7 cents early, canceled virtually all of the decline. French franc!" aagged and recovered. Honda were somewhat Irregular, although the federal Hat displayed rallying ten dencies. Today's closing prices Air Reduction Alaska Juneau Al. Chemical Dye American Can ... American Coml Alcohol American For. Pow. . American Smelt, at Itof. A. T. l T. American Tob. B Anaconda Copper 1021 1 114 ll 681 10 48 1171 721 151 Atchison. T. at S. F. Atlantic Refining Iialtlmore Ohio . Bendlx Aviation Bethlehem Steel 61 30i 241 141 11 11 Borden Co. Burr. Adding Machine , 141 California Pack Caae. J. I. Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler Motor Col. Oaa Electric Commercial Solvents 11 71 121 431 111 131 65$ 721 21 0 Continental Can . Corn Products Curtiaa Wright Dupont ft De N. Eastman Kodak Electric Auto Light .. General' Electric General Foods General Motor! - Gillette Haror Gold Dust , International Harvester International Nickel t T. ft T. 76 161 21 161 SI 111 171 191 HI 16 61 Johns Manvllie Kennecott on. Cop. Libbey-O-Ford Liggett ft Myers B Liquid Carbide Lorillard Tob. Co. Minty Ward 111 10 84 261 171 21 20 431 161 951 301 19 31 Naab Motor National Biscuit National Dairy Products . National Distillers New York Central Pacific Gas ft Electric Packard Motor Park Utah 21 48 271 16 341 Penney. J. C Penn R. R. Phillips Pet. Pablle Service New Jersey Pullman Co. Radio Corp - Rem. Rand Reynolds Tob. B Sears Roebnck Shell Union Southern Pacific ,, Standard Brands . , Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Stndebaker Co. , , Texas Corp Trans-America - 66 71 71 461 401 81 201 241 421 441 6 261 61 43) 1111 Union Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Corn. United Gae Imp. U. S. Indus. Alcohol V. 8. Rubber West. Elec. ft"Mf'g7" Woolworth . ..... 13 61 151 69 1-7! 411 181 381 He's Next, Admits Mary Mc(ormic r. "Who's th gentleman with mT Why, that's my fiance." confided dynamlo Mary MoCormto, hap pily smiling upward at Harry Bannister, actor. And thus th com waa revealed. Just as the camera clicked to tak thia pic ture of th eoupl at Roosevelt Field, Long Island, th other day. Th Texas opera singer has an nounced sh will seek a divorce from Prluvi Serg Mdlvanl. Ban Ulster Is th tormer husband of Ann Harding, Sim star. r j S; i J j ', If hi"' st" . A' T V Stock Averages (CepTTlrkt, 1188, Una-rd Statle . tics Company) te so i M Indi a RH'a tit's Tetal htare-y 111 41.8 SS.S Ti l Prav. day S7.S UJ a 77.8 Week aae SS.S 4S.4 f t 16.6 Taar ace 6S.4 8S.4 SI.! St.! 8 raars aae . 123.1 ss.e iti 8 lis.4 High, 1811 102.1 81.! ll.t 8S.S Lew, 13J 41 1 211 (1.6 41.8 High. 1832 T2.8 l 8 1U.S 11.1 Low. 1S28 88.1 18.8 SI I lt. High, llll 140.1 108.8 801.8 144.8 Low. 1881 80.0 80.6 88.6 604 Bond Averages tCoprrlgbt, till. Similar, tatle- tlee company) SO 20 80 80 Indl's BFt s Ct's Total Saturday 71.1 4 711 H.l Prv. day 11.8 S. 71 4 11.1 Wack ago 11.4 10.0 7 0 72.1 Tear e S3.! 84.2 82.8 70.1 8 years ago 80 S 104.6 St 8 ot. High. lt:tl 17.1 14 1 81.6 SS.6 Lew. till (8.8 (7.6 14.1 (2.8 High, lilt 71.8 11.8 SS.S 18.1 Low. 1138 6I.S 47 4 10.8 61:6 Blah. 1J1 S0.4 100.1 101.6 H.I Low, IIU 82.8 62.8 80.8 68.6 Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Nov. 11, (fl Cattle, receipts. 28i3; calves, 1 for the week. Trade in better Quality steer! waa good and prlcea well main' talned. Other classifications, especially poorer grades, were dull ind 25c lower in spots. Best grass steers averaged 83. SO to 14.75. with extreme of 1T.0 bulk of heifers, 13.00 to 14.00 lor better grades: bulla. 11.76 to 12.25; veaiers, 84.00 to $6.00 generally. Hogs, receipts, 3,147 tor the week. Trade opened with better tone and advanced fully 250 during the week, with an extreme of 84 76 for best light butchers. Feeder pigs were slightly Im proved with no chsnge In price!. Sheep and ' lambs, receipts, 4,601 for the week. Trade was folly steady to strong for lambs, while mutton held much io same as the week previous. An extreme ot 15.76 was shown for top Iambs. Closing Curb Quotations Cities Service 11 Elee. Bond and Share ,. 161 Swift ft Co (81 University ot Chicago profes sor suggests more subjects be taught In public schools. Result the children would learn less and less about more and more. Vets in Field i-!i... Back In tbe service ot Uncle Bam aa they were In 1118, many World War veterans are observing Armistice Day in the Civilian Conservation Corps camps ot the Far West. Photo shows two veterans enrolled at Port MacArthur, Calif, in the unJionn issued them for winter wear. Ma). Gen. Malin Craig. Ninth Corps Area commander In charge of western campswas chief of staff of the Third Armi' when th World War ended. - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - THE LARVA OP SECURES AIR. RAH. bCLOW THK VATEO. SURFACE. SV BORINS ITS HEAD SMTOTHB) AIR SPACES O" LILV STEMS. AC A . I IOWS mm CATCH OILS ayy POKING THBIR NQoBs ABCTvst wi v. WOteSLIN) THtM WHBH A SULL ATTfJMPTS TO PBCXOBSi WHAT IT SBuiovm at rooo, Turn, sba-lion WRin op awo j-itjo Wf Portland. Produce PORTLAND. Not. 11. un Batter prints, extras, lie; standards, lie lb. Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade ilei farmer's doer de livery, 19a per lb.i sweet areem 6e higher. Eggs Pul tie Poultry Produc ers' eelllng price:. Freeh extra special, 11c; extras, lo; stand ards, 14c: medium! lie; pullets 18e dosen. Buying price by wholesaler!: fresh extras, its dot.; firsts, lie; mediums lOe dot.;- undergrade 14c; pullets 14c Cheese 12 score.' Orogom triplets, 11 He; loaf, HVss lb. Brokers will pay Ve below ajao- tations. Milk Contract price. 4 sat: Portland delivery, 11.70 wL; B grade cream, 17 He lb. Country meats Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs. oest outcners, nnaer iso ioe 7c lb.; veaiers, to lot lbe 7c to 71e: light and thin! 4e to So lb.; heavy calves, 4c lb.; lambs. 9c to 10c lb.: yearlings 4e to Is lb.; heavy ewes, 2e to lo lb-, me dia meows, 2c to 5c lb.; cannor cows, le to lo lb-; bulls, tit to 4o lb. Mohair Buying; pries: llll clip. 16o lb. Cascara bark Buying price. 1831 peel, thit lb. Hops Nominal, llll, 10 te 15o lb. , . Live poultry Portland deliv ery: buying prices: colored fowls, 4 to 6 lbs, 12c; over lbs. He; spring pullets, 1 to IVa lbs. lie; roasters, over IVt lbs, lie; leg horn fowls, over SMi lbs., 10a; under IVt lbs, 10c; broilers, IK to 1 lbs., 11c; I Ibi and np, 11c; stags 8c; roosters, 6c; Pe kin ducks, 10c; colored ducks, 8c; geese, te lb.; turkeys. No. I, 18c; No. 2, 15c lb. Onions Yakima. 85c: Oregon II. 00 to 11.16 cental Potatoes Local whit and red, 81.15-1.15 cental; Yakima. 81.36-1.40; Deschutes 11.86- 1.50. ' Wool llll clip, nominal; Willamette valley, 21-16 lb.; Eastern Oregon, 16-11 lb.; Southern Idaho. 16-lOc lb. Hay Buying price from pro ducer: Alfalfa, No. 1, sew crop. 116-16.50; vetch, 115; Willam ette valley timothy, 116; Eastern Oregon timothy, 117.60; oats, 114 ton. BAR SILVER NEW YORK, Nov. 11, (JP) Bar silver steady, le higher, at 421c. Armistice Day mm i , 2akBV . -;i.rr.' . . T MAMMOTM no not set rra name sttcAusa cm rr enooaous size jie(U2IAN PIA&AKTrS O BO THE ANIMAL A MAMANTU, OO. eaouHO-owvLLso., eacAusat THtry HAD Nsrv 6-b.n ANy SUCH CBBATURB ON EARTH ANO supposeo rr to e A BCIRROWINO ANIMAL, SINCE tTS SONBS WERE WOUHO BN TUB aOOMO MAMAArO EVBNTTJALLy NMSSJ CHANGED TO MAMMOTH. ..i-jr-. :-a-xr.