October 9, 19M
PAGE TEN
TI.E EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
DflFD
FEATURE OF
WOOL fil
T
BOHTON. Oct. . (,-- The
Commercial Ttulletlu will ssy to
morrow: "It bss been quiot, week In
the wool trade hare, although
-there Is a ull confidence un
derlying the situation based up
on the statistical position flf the
market and prices are not mater
ially changed for the
"Tli manufacturing situation
it disturbed (or the moment by
the strike at Lawrence of eome
:o,00O employe, although thin
.la not expected to disrupt the
market for long.
Trice for merinos In Lomlon
and In Australia har receded
a to 10 per rent for the week,
while croeshreda In l-ondon hare
. been fully maintained. Sterling
exchange haa fluctuated com
paratlvdy little for the week.
"Mohair la alow of sale, good
- to choice original adult hair be
1 ii r quotable at 10 and It cent.1
The Commercial Bulletin will
puhliah the following quotations:
Scoured basis:
Oregon Kine and F. M. ataple
.'S-60; fine and '. M. Ft. comb
ing (4-66; fine and K. M. cloth
ing 48-SO: Valley No. 1, 62-53.
; Mohair:
? Oregon JO-!!. Domestic grad
ed firat combing 32-35; good
carding 2S-!8.
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Word waa received In the city
Trirtny afternoon that Miss Fayo
Drew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Drew, panned away in
.Portland Thursday, following au
lllunss of several days. Her re-.-j.iains
are enroute to tbia city
where final ritea and interment
will be held.
j Mia Drew Ii well known In
. Klamatfc county where ah haa
. neide ber home for many years
In the Henley section. Recently
she aabmltted to a major oper
ation In a Portland hospital and
waa beliered to be recovering un
til a few daya ago wLen her con
dition became critical and her
family waa summoned to ber bed
aide. In addition to her parents
she Is survired by one brother.
Funeral arrancementa will be
In charge of the Earl Whitlock
' Kuneral Home.
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I Branch Railroad
I Sale Authorized
V WASHINGTON'. Oct. . ()
:: Sale of the Homestead branch
' railroad line In Oregon at "scrap
'value" has been authorised by
i the Interstate Commerce Corn
emission. j The Oregon-Washington Rail
(way at Navigation company, own
ers of the line, were permitted
;to dispose of It to the Oregon-
Washington Railroad company, a
t non-operating subsidiary. This
. company will hold the line three
. years.
I The sale looks toward aband
onment and ultimate removal of
the Homestead branch.
Senate's Two Blind Members
life;-..
For the firat time lu Msteiy. te United States Senate will bar
two blind members when it ctxtveaws for lie next regular session.
They are Senator Thomas P. Gore (lefu. Democrat, of Oklahoma,
and Senator Thomas p. Sckall. Republican, of Minnesota, seen here
In Washington aa they took up their duties aa representatives of
tneir none tte:e.
When Dempsey Won Divorce
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This picture, taken in front of the Reno courthouse, was snap
ped just after Jack Dempsey won his Nevada divorce from Estelle
Taylor. Left to right: Robert Burns, Jack's attorney; Dempsey
J!m McKay, Dempsey's resident witness.
BUILDING ACTIVE
I'nusuul building activity In
smaller cities and a (Inline In
larger city rointnictlou Is re
vealed by Heptetnbcr building
permit reporta from 60 raclflc
i-tutst cities aa tabulated In (be
monthly S. W. rilraus at Co.
building report.
rSpokan. Wash., with a Scn
tenilier total of II4I.T10, re
corded a gain of $7.lti) over
August and was the only large
city to report a substantial In
crease over the previous month.
Twenty-nine smaller cities p
ported galna over August. Of
these. Redwood City, South
Pasadena, Hellingham, Wash.,
lilendale. Long lleach, Albam
bra and Fresno reported (he
largest Increases.
Of th 00 cltlea from which
reports hare been received to
date only IS reported galus over
September, 1930. and but nine
totals represented Increases over
both August and the corres
ponding month last year. Totals
for the group were: September,
1931. I9.KS3.SJ1: August, 1S31,
10.69S.S5: and September,
1030, (31.310.141.
San Francisco, with total of
1. 631.2!:. fell under the Aug
ust total by approximately $440.
000 while Los Angeles reported
a IJ7.000 gain.
TO
PORTLAND. Oct. . W)
Within the next three days the
allotment of orders to grind
200,000 barrels of flour for Chin
ese relief will be placed with 4
Paclflo Northwest mills.
Henry V. Collins, vice, presi
dent and Pacific coast manager
of Iho Farmers' Grain corpora
tion, confirmed this report today
shortly after orders to grind
loo.OuO barrels had been alloted
at Tacoma.
The flour will be made from
part of the 15.000.000 bushels
of grain sola to inina oy me
farm board.
Three hundred thousand bar
rela of flour will be the October
qnota to be milled for China.
Work la to start Immediately
on the first 100.000 Int. The
flour Is to leave Columbia river
and Paget Sound points In a
couple of weeks. Shipments will
be made regularly for five
months.
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Livestock To Go
To Poor Families
j HILLSBORO, Wis., Oct. S. GP)
Kather than take the present
prices offered at the Chicago live
stock market. Landsinger Bros.,
'Sheep raisers, have offered to give
''tbeir stock to needy families.
OBITUARY
FA YE DREW
I Faye 'rew, daughter of Mr.
tand Mrs. Charles E. Drew, pase
d away in Portland Thursday
following an Illness of several
daya. The remains will bo
brought to Klamath Falls and
to the Karl Whitlock funeral
home. Pine avenue at Sixth. An
nouncement of funeral arrange
ments will be made later.
' Miss Rayner I hope you'll
dance with me tonight. Mr. Jones.
Mr. Jones Oh, rather! I hope
rou don't think that I came here
merely for pleasure!
fUNERAL
NOTICES
CJiAKLOTTE D'AMATO.
Charlotte D'Amato. late of Mil
waukee, Wis., passed away at Me
borne of her sister, Mrs. Helen
Staub at 2121 Garden atreet.
Thursday night at 1:5s o'clock
following an Illness of six months.
She waa born in Milwaukee, Wis.,
March Z. Iu9. and aged 12 years
7 months and 0 days at the time
of death. She is survived by ber
husband. Lawrence D'Amato, one
son, Lawrence. Jr., her motheer,
Mrs. Pearl Marcinkiewicz, three
sisters, Mrs. Pearl Obremfckl and
Mrs. Mauds Kujawa. all of .Mil
waukee, and Mrs. .Helen Staub of
this city; four brothers. Josepb
Frank, Edwsrd and Bolislaus
Marctnkiewlcs of Milwaukee.
Recitation of the Rosary will
be conducted this evening at t
o'clock at the Earl Whitlock Fu
neral Home.1 Piae avenue at
Sixth, with Rev. Father Timothy
Casey of the Sacred Heart church,
officiating. .. Frieuda are respect
fully Invited to attend. The re
mains will be forwarded to Mil
waukee. Wis., where funeral serv
ices will be held and interment
made in the family plot.
A cigarette company has a
new slogan: "Keep Kfssable!"
This will probably lead to ore
of those tests where ther blind
fold you, let yon kiss six girls
and then tell Mr. Ripie which
one you liked best.
Pullman Company
Calls Men Back
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Oct. . W)
Edward Van Dyne, district
superintendent of the Pullman
company, announced today that
S00 employee of the Buffalo
plant have been called back to
work. The men have been idle
since July.
During the next two weeks an
additional 2u0 will be recalled.
Mr. Van Dyne said, bringing the
total number of workers to 1 .
20u. Steady employment for
eight months is sssured the en
tire staff, he said.
NEW YORK, Oct. . (AP)
Profit-taking nibbled at the
stock market today, but not un
til the rails had made a rigor
ous advance.
Numerous Industrial and util
ity leaders closed moderately
lower and midday advances of
13 to 15 In carrier issues were
reduced. Trading, however, was
dull as prices sagged, whereas
it had been lively during the
earlier rally. Transactions ex
ceeded 3.000.000 shares.
OAKIK MADE DEFENDANT
1.03 ANGELES. Oct. . (CP)
Jack Oakle, film comedian,
was sued for $10,250 damages
todsy by Miss Roberta Dnnlsp.
who claimed she wsa struck and
painfully Injured by Oakle's auto
mobile here last July 20. She
said Oakle and another man were
In the car.
Save ONE-HALF!
On All Elgin Pocket and .
V V Strap Watches
$50.00 Elgins $25.00
$35.00 Elgins $17.50
$32.00 Elgins $16.00
$25.00 Elgins ..$12.50
$18.00 Elgins ,.....$ 9.00
Any one may be hud for " '
$1.00 Down, $1.00 Week
"Buy the Klamath Jewelry Way
$1.00 down, a year to pay"
Klamath Jewelry
COMPANY
Phone 1141 1004 Main Street
Specials
For Saturday
Chocolate Malted Milk Cakes
SPECIAL PRICE
38c
Salt Rising Bread .7.... 15c
Potato Bread 10c
100 Whole Wheat Bread.. ..10c
French Pastry Danish Pastry
Cakes for Special Occasions
Made to Order
Better Baking
Company
Branch Store)
124 So. 6th
Main Plant
121 No. 7th
' Today's Potato Marketgram
Bureau of Agricultural Krouomlc, V, R. Dept. ot Agriculture and
Kxienslou Mervtce, Oregon Hlato Agrl. College
Cooperating.
I, Nliipini-nts Iti-uorted for Thursday
l lilled Blaise total 141; Oregon (; Washington 4; Idaho 731
Maine 107; North Dakota 140.
U. Tmnlual Markets lla'porleil fur Friday I
, Chicago Carloads revolved: Idaho 15; others It. Cars on
track. Including broken. 101; supplies llbsrul, demand slow, market
steady, rarlols oulwrlgbt: Idaho Netted Hems, sacked per cat.,
small to medium II. 10 to fl.30, medium to large 11.40 lu II. 0b.
few higher. .
ban r'runclaco Carloads roeelved: Oregon 1: boat receipts
eo,ulvulcnt to: California It earn; Washington 1; cars on track,
Including broken. 1: cars on truck, unbroken, 1; dork holdings
equivalent to 17 cars; supplies liberal, demand very slow, market
dull. -
1ks Angeles Carloads received: California It; Idaho 6; Ore
gon a; boat receipts equivalent to: Washington 10 cars; Oregon I
cars; cars diverted 4; cars on track, unbroken, ti; cars on track
broken, bi; supplies heavy, demand alow; closing prices Thursday,
opeulng prices Kriday: Idaho Nottod Hems 11.10 to 1 1 IS, occasional
car ot fancy higher; Washington 11. Si.
a. hhlpplng lut .Markets for luurMlay
Idaho Kails: Large slsea, fine quality, excellent condition,
supplies limited ordinary quality, supplies liberal; some growers
holding for. higher prices; very light wire Inquiry; local slightly
better demand; trading very limited; market unsettled; uirloada
t. o. b. cash track, llllla change In prices, Netted Ueins, sacked
per cwt., mostly ti to 40c; occasional car higher; poorer quality
lower.
Yakima and nearby points! No report.
Oregon llauk building to quail-, Jul A bov friend of mine
srs lu the hospital. baa soven.1 . u ,.. lor ...If. I'
.,.'., . , . -also ni.dnl lr ri.wlnu.
l)r, Thlells a laboratory li.h-! .. , ,., mlll I...
nl.lati ot rscognln.'.l ability uu.l uuti., n utl.l. ir?
training. I ho opening uf bis lab
oratory lu Klamuth Valley hos
pital places that luallliilioii III
the rank ot etamlarlscd city hos
pitals.
J. isle-No, lios a pan lituker.
Standard Statistics Stock Averages
(Copyright. 1031. Standard
Today ,
rrevloua day
neek ago ...
Month ago
Year ago
I years ago
I years ago ,
High (loan
Low
High
Low
High
Low
1931
(1930)
(1SU)
d:)
(lilt)
to Ind ia
SO. 4
74.1
74.1
l.l
..136.9
Jill
...101.4
..140.1
7.1
.901.4
-Hi.
lt.l.
.141.1
Statistics Co.)
10 lilt's Ill's 10
Ml
41 S
41.1
47 I
101.1
111.1
100.7
104 1
41.1
141.1
S4.4
147.1
117.T
1H. I
111.1
111.1
111.4
1111.7
lilt
I.I
103.1
101. i
111.1
144.1
111.1
111 I
Total
111
77.0
77.0
101.1
140.1
111.1
101.4
144.1
70.0
105.8
10 4.7
161.1
140.1
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
CH1CAUO I.IVKHTXH'K
CHICAGO. Oct. . tF) (U. 6.
D. A.) Hugs 10.000; 100-300
lbs. 6.60-1.74; 140-110 lbs. 4 65
1.40; slaughter pigs good and
choice 100-110 lbs. 4.00-4.76.
Cattle 1.000; calvea 700;
slaughter steers, good and choice
100-1100 lbs. 7. 60-10. 26: veal
era 7.60-1.71: medium 0.00-7.60.
Sheep 10.000; good to choice
native lambs 1. 76-4. 15; choice
westerns held above 1.60; med
ium Montanas I 60-6.76 to kill
ers; lambs to lbs. down good
and choirs 1.75-4 46: medium
1.00-6.76: ewes 10-160 lbs. med
ium to choice 1.00-2.10,
I'OIITLA.ND WI1K.4.T
Cssh wheat:
Big Bend lllueslem
Soft White
Western Whits
Hard Winter
.llVi
Northern Spring
Western Red -.....
Oats:
No. 1 white 111.00
Today'a car receipts: Wheat
17: flour 11; corn 4; eats 1;
hay 1.
CHAIN !U LLETLX
CHICAGO. Oct. . (API
Sharp setbacks In grsln prices
lata today were ascribed largely
to profit taking and to the fact
that wheat had advanced almost
flvs cents bushel this week.
Reports ot liberal new sales ot
Russian wheat to Great Ilrltaln
today wars a contributing
bearish Influence. North Amer
ican wheat einort purchases
were estimated at 500. 000 bush-
sis, chiefly Canadian wheat.
Wheat closed onset tied ti-H
cents lower, corn "i-l down,
oata off. and provisions
unchanged to a rise ot 10 cents.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO. Oct. .
Wheat: No. 1 red 44: No. 1
hard 10; No. S northern spring
ISV,: No. I n.Ued 4K.
Corn: No. 2 mixed SIH-SS;
No. 1 yellow II 1-4 II 1-4:
No. 1 yellow 111,41; No. 1
whits 1IH-40; No. 2 whits 11-
im.
Oats No. 2 while 11V.-S4V4;
No. 1 white 114-11.
Rye: No salsa. Barley: 45-
II. Timothy seen s.vza-sj.ao.
Clover seed 110. 10-111. Lard:
17.60. Klbs: J7.43. Bellies:
T.6S.
Laboratory Expert
Moves to Hospital
In line with a movement tor
atsndarisatlon according to plana
nf (ha American ('fillers of
Surgeons, the Klamath Valley
hospital announces the residency
of Dr. Albert Thlsl, who has
moved his laboratory from ths
There is No Substitute
for Cream Top Bottles 1
There ars various devices placed on
lbs market, such a. tin and rubber
sypbons to remove the cream from your
bottle ot milk. All of these have been
condemned by medical authorities a. con
taminating and unsanitary.
Lost River has tbs exclusive right to
use Cream Top bottles. In them pure,
rich eream ran always be on hand for
afternoon dainties for the hospitable
cup of. coffee or tea.
And It Is so easy too no worry, bother
or planning ahead. Just order your milk
delivered In Cream Tops the new milk
bottles which permit you to pour off all
the cream while the milk stays In the
bottle.
Arrange for Crnam Top delivery begin
ning tomorrow. Then you'll always have
cream and milk ready for any emergency.
Call I's and Ask for Demonstration.
Lost River Dairy
Plne 48
mm
(fptltr itttv'l it '
.n nf ubU cooiintj and tot
tnt. !0&l 10 voltt, CotspWt
bout fc-foAt cord nd p).
A doKtdtdiy kluiblt ht4jihe!d f
p'.)fU thlt f rfctl you. ft4t .
Siffpry im 1k loboli at !l&0 Mi).
doubly ttc h, put; itofiinod ff'lfc
!avu AIL th Ubl. mn
C04Jf.ll 0trlif VOl!,
I
tfc'rite ror premium
cstslee sad tend
label)
SI4VO MILK
rVemUxi D.ti, M
100 Osvn .
SsarraesiMe
(C
Any kind ot three-piece
suit cleaned thoroughly
and pressed precisely.
24-hour service, if you
desire.
New Method
Cleaners
Phone 782
1453 Esplanade
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extracts
spices
Give a thought to your spiers ami extracts.
There are tremendous differences in quality
some things you would insist upon if yon
knew all of the facts.
Cloves
Rich in flavor
Compare a iixjonful of Schilling ground Clovci with
any other. The difference is marked. Schilling's is
dark brown in color. The other will be a red or yellow
brown. Schilling's is so rich with oil that the tiny
granules cling together in clots. The other will look
dry and loose. Most ground doves come in a sifter
top tin. But Schilling's is packed in a tin with a Urge
opening. It is so heavy with fragrant oil that it will
not shake through a sifter.
MUSTARD. A prepared mustard sauce with'
all the "zing" of the mustard flavor but mellowed
like a rare, old, snappy cheese. Prepared mustard
sauce is being used in dozens of new ways in the mod
ern kitchen new ways that call for a new kind of
mustard sauce. Schilling's is made according to an
entirely new recipe. You have never tasted anything
quite like it. It's as different as the wide open
mouthed bottle it comes in.
LEMON. Schilling Lemon Extract contains 3
times the amount of lemon oil required by the Pure
I'ood Laws 3 times as much! And more than most
any other you can buy. That is why it goes further
why it imparts a richer lemon flavor.
VAN I LLA. Importers select a social grade of
vanilla beans for shipment to Schilling. Their flavor
is not flashy like ordinary vanilla beans. It has a
peculiar delicacy that permeates everything it touches
never freezes out nor bakes out.
ICHILLING;."i'''GOLDIN ANNIVERSARY
COFFEE a laklnf Powder eTEA a SPICES a EXTRACTS
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