PAGE EIGHT
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
October 23, 19M
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GOHSUMPnON
OF WOOL HAS
HEAVY GAINS
Consumption of wool In th
United Htstes during the first
elsht moMhi of 131 wag 61.
7il.3ll pounds grester thin
during the iiiii period t year
a1", according to llgures releas
ed hy th department of com
uier.e. The f nurra In grease
equivalent r exclusive of ear
pet wools. TUa report la based
upon return of 424 manufactur
ers operating 449 aiills.
Up to tieptember liret (his Tear
the nation used 2sl.SfcS.
pounds of wool, compared, to
zliP.klz.eef poun a during Uie
nasse period In 1S0, Ike figure
rwveal. Indicating the tremer .
oua revival of demand for wool
en goods and Increase In produc
tion by mill! In principal renter.
This mounting Increase la
based -as deflnito reason by offi
ciate of the National Wool
Marketing corporation, market
lug nrent for SI cooperative with
Z5.t0 wool growing members,
that no reduction in wool prices
should be made In face of efforts
to (ore the market down. So,
while manufacturers haYe been
making efforts recently to sound
out the market and seek lower
price, the National has held firm
and has not offered any wool tor
sale at prices belov current
level.
Wool conaumptioj In August
this year was 4J.(,2ST pounds
in the grease, exclusive of carpet
wools, a gain of 1.7:7,017 pounds
over the same month year ago.
in August this year the nation
consumed only 2.JH,71 poinds
of foreign combing and clothing
wool, but a year ago mills need
J. 132, 241 pounds of imported
wool, other than carpet grades,
showing decline of 1.14. 82
pounds of foreign wool and a sat
isfying increase In the consump
tion of domestic wooL Walls
the ase of foreign wools slump
ed, domestic wools registered
their great Increase.
August consumption was
slightly off. compared to that of
July, when mills reporting; said
tliey had used 44.0U4.S70 pounds
to (ill many orders- Deliveries
were tnsde and production of
finished goods dropped slightly
to seasonal trends, which was not
considered unusual by those
(smiliar with th wool Industry.
But a large vols me of aafilled
orders is still Indicated and a
good volume of new businesa ap
pesr reruin for mills In the
fall and early winter months.
Standard Statistics Stock Averages
PLANS
S
(Copyright, HSl. Standard (flat I.I lea Co.)
Today .
Prevloua day ..
Week ago
Month ago ..
Year ago .
I yeara ago
I years ago
liUlU USUI)
liw 1311 .
High (130)
lw (1930s .
High ( 1 )
Low (12) .
60 Ind ia
... M 0
0, It
71
g.7
....131.
.US.
.-.lt'I.T
.140.1
47.
...201.4
...111
I5J.
...141.2
20 Hit a
61.1
4.
M.I
GUT
123 0
101. t
loc.t
4 3
141.4
4 4
I7.l
1 17.7
20tt's 10 Total
124
123 t
IIS.
Ill 2
1K0 1
142.
8
203
101.
in i
144 ft
113. 1
144.3
01.4
K1.3
It
134 1
174.3
1011
144.1
70.0
J0.S
114.7
241. S
140.1
Today's Potato Marketgrain
1. Kltii-urnia lU-oortoJ for Thursday!
United States total 44. Oregon 29. Washington 19, Idaho II.
Maine 263. Minnesota II!. others (11.
S. Trrminal Market Krnoried for Friday i
Chicago Carload received: Idaho 20. others 76; cars oa track.
Including broken, 202: supplies liberal; Red Klver Ohio demand
good, market firm: others, demand slow, market dull: track sale
carlou out welt ht Idaho Netted Gems. V. 6. No. 1, sacked, per ewt..
medium. it. to II. It.
aa Krsurlsco Carloada received: No rail arrivals; boat re
ceipts equivalent to California 1: cars on track, anbrokea, 2; rare
on track, broken. 1; dock holdings, 20 cars: supplies liberal, de
mand alow, market steady; prices unchanged since Thursday.
l.o Angeles Carloads received: California 12, Idaho 2, Utah
7: rare diverted, 4; cars on track, unbroken, 14: cars on track,
broken, 43; supplies liberal; demand and trading glow, jobbers
holding off. market about steady: closing prices Thursday, opening
prices Friday Netted liems, Yakima, fl.20 to 21.25; Idaho, too few
sale reported to quota
g. Shipping IVlot Market for Wednesday and Thursday t
Yakima and nearby points: Hauling moderate: practically no
Inquiry; demand poor, market weak; carloads f.o.b. rash trark,
Netted Gems. V. 8. No. 1, sacked, per ton. 110.00 to til l.
Idaho Falls: Kain during the day. hauling very light account
of weather, loading from warehouses decreasing; Netted Gem of
ferings moderate, demand and trading light, market weak; Rural
offering very light, demand moderate, market steady, carload
f.o.b. cash track. Netted Gems, sacked per ewt., U. 8. No. 1 regular
packs, few sales tor; very few lower. v
0
BIEBER
CEREMONIES
TO EET HE
PORTLAND. Of. 23, (fl-
I'nsrttled weather with showers
In the western section of the
tale was predicted for Oregon
toaight and Satarday. The
weather bureau said the storm
which had swept the west for two
days ha nearly run Its coarse.
From the northers pert of
Washington to the central o
tlous of California and as far
east as western Nevada, the first
storm of the winter season raged.
Rain, snow, wind and other
aspects of winter ended one of
the longest drought periods in
southern Oregon and la Cali
fornia In many years. Stockmen,
agriculturists and other hailed
the storm with delight.
Heavy rains and snow were
forecast for the Sierra Nevada
of California today.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
S. F. LIVESTOCK
SOfTH SAN FRANCISCO. Oct.
12, tPV (U.S.D.A.) Cattle 4S0;
ear medians 161 lb. Oregon
steers .;&; three car 760-760
lb. atockers t.00.
Sheet l.0: short-deck com
mon to medium 67 lb. wooled
lamb S.00
PORT-ASP WHEAT
PORTLAND, Oct. 22
Wheat:
Open High Iiw Close
Dec .& .5S .55 .58
Msv 54 .41H .1 .!
Cash Wheat:
Big Bend Hlsestess
Soft White
.72
.87
.54
.17
.57
.57
Vera McCord Loses
Large Damage Suit
NEW YORK, Oct. 23. (AP)
Vera McCord, former actress. lost
her $250,000 breach of promise
suit against Manrke Rothschild,
of Chicago, today.
Miss McCord had alleged that
Rothschild, president of the
American and Canadian Proper
ties company, proposed to her,
but failed to keep bis promise of
marrisge.
Western Whit
Hard Winter
Northern Spring
Western Red
Oata:
No. 1 White S19.50
Today' car receipt: Wheat
76; flour 23;, corn 6; oat 1;
hay 1.
WHKAT MARKET
CHICAGO, Oct. 23, OP) Late
rallies In the wheat market today
carried future deliveries np about
2 cent above the day low, and
to a new high point for the cur
rent movement of prices. Stop
loss order by recent speculative
seller were executed on the ad
vance. A much a 2.000,000
bushel of farm board wheat was
estimated to hava been sold to
exporter. The farm board also
waa credited with having sold
wheat to Liverpool over night.
In th last few mlnntea, wheat
hose to more than 10 cents a
bushel higher than recent bottom
prices. Wheat closed strong, 1
42H over yesterday's finish:
corn HtJlHc np, oats 14 f He
advanced, and provision un
changed to Sc off.
CHICAGO ;rai
CHICAGO. Oct. 23. (Jp Wheat
No. 1 red S3: No. 4 red 4;
No. 1 bard 14 14: No. 2 hard
53H-S4: No. 2 mixed S3.
Timothy seed 3.00-3.25.
Cloverseed 10.7S-14.25.
Lard 1.10.
Rib and bellies 7.M.
Four Are Sentenced
To 60 Years Each
NEW YORK. Oct. i. (AP)
Four men convicted of kidnaping
Charles M. Rosenthal, young
Wsll Street broker for $50,000
ransom, were sentenced today to
terms of sixty years each in
prison.
The kidnapers were Marcus
WANTED
Just
32 B YS
. . . who would just love to have a brand new pair of
Cord Pants
And instead of paying from $2.29 to $2.79 for them,
if you rush right over here tomorrow morning, bright
and early, you can have them for j i a r
only it1.4y
Site 8 to 16
If you examine them very closely you'll find slight
oil spots, drawn threads or possibly a missed seam
. .' . but the imperfection is very, very slight, and
sometimes you can't even find it.
Remember
EeneE Bay
a
Make the ImpossiblePossible
CJ.EB&'eie&'Co,
Blumenthal, alia Jack Markham:
Albert Slleo. alia John Rocco;
Theodora Adanolfl. alia Harry
KIKng. the latter two both from
Newark. N. J., and Nicholas
Ratigllaoo, manager of the Hotel
Vendai. ,
Between two and three million
golfer ply oa th more than
4.600 course la tha United
State.
Plan for the driving of th
"golden pike" ceremony at llteb
r on November 10, marking th
completion of the eitenrlon of
(lie Western Pacific and (ha Ureal
Nori tern rallroada sml the irtual
Jolalng of toe two lino forming
a secern! tranarontlnrntal rail
road proceeded apace today.
Ticket, coding 31. 50. for th
round trip on the special trains
Which will run to the arena of the
ceremony were placed on aal to
day at the chamber of commerce.
the Great Northern ticket office
at 115 South Seventh atreet nd
at tit Ureal Nnrthera depot, 1340
south sixth.
Th placing of these ticket o
tale mark t.ie opening of tha ao
ti villas of the chan ter of com
merce committee composed of
Leslie Peyton, chairman. II. H.
Hoese, C. N. Christopterson, W.
C. Oalton and W. C. Wilkes.
The tickets will be good on th
special train leaving Klamath
Kails at t a. m. Tuesday, Novem
ber 10th, and returning that, eve
ning St 4 P. u. Ward has just
been received at th chamber of
commerce office Ibis morning
(hat Governor Rolph, of Califor
nia, will give the principal ad
dress, and while the chamber of
commerce has communicated with
Governor .Meier reiiueatlng him
to bo pre eat or send a represen
tative, no word has yet been re
ceived from tha governor's office.
Among the railroad notable
who will be present are President
Ralph Budd of th (Ireat North
ern, who la well known In Klam
ath county. President Harry
Adams of the Western Pacific,
and Arthur Curtis James.
Th local chamber of commerce
bii offered to furntsh the goldea
spike and will lak part In th
ceremonies attending the joining
of I he two rallroada. Muslo will
l furntsied for th occasion by
I ha Westera Pacific' Bop band
of Ran Francisco.
WORLD HELD DULL
BOSTON. Oct. 11, (jTV Th
Coniuierclsl Hulletla of lloatos
will ay tomorrow:
"The wool market generally
ha been dull, although there
haa been some businesa develop
ment toward th week-end In
mall way l price which hava
shown Utile further rnnng a
compared with a week ago, al
though It still I a buyer's mac
ke(.
The Lawrence atrike still Is
th dominating Influence over
th market and at the moment
no settlement seems near, al
though Ih gsneral opinion I
that th atrike will not be long
continued. Iiemand for piece
goods Is slow.
"Foreign market show a furth
er alight Improvement thl week,
approximating live per rent rate
In Australia.
"Mohair continue dull with
prices hardly changed and prac
tically nominal at 10-33 cent
fur adult orlgUial bag hair."
Th Bulletin also will publish
th following quotations:
8 con red basis:
Oregon: Fin and F. M. staple
55-57; tin and F. M. Fr. comb
ing 50-53; fin and F. M. cloth
ing 45-47; Valley No. 1, 41-5.
Mohair:
Oregon 10-11: domestic graded
first combing 32-35; good card
ing 14-11.
Divorce Granted
To Olen M. Tone j
A decree of dlvorc waa award
ed In circuit court Friday to Olen
Msnehsn Ton from Laura Bell i
Ton.
Desertion was cited cause
of action In the complaint filed ;
by th plaintiff.
STOCK MART GOES
AHEAD ON FRIDAY
NKW YOU K, Ocl. 11, (A")
Th slock market pushed up
strongly la (ha last hour today.
many Issues registering gnlus of
about I to I points. Trading
was extremely dull until tic
1st flurry of buying, which
bowled total sales well over a
million shares. The closing lone
was lrong.
Tha distinctly hopeful attitude
of steel leaders meeting at the
soml-anuual conference of th
American Iron and Hteel Institute
ud th cheerful tenor of the
weekly merrsnlll review, help
ed tne market lo overcome a
spell of heaviness In the morning.
PLANK FOIt Hi ll
A aeaplan lhat ran b taken
pert and stowed In a tub In
three minutes for carrying on a
sithmarln la being tested by the
I nlled Htatra navy. Kuslsml al
ready ha adopted a auhmarlu
plana
Nearly 70 Per rent of Janan'a
farmers rnltlvat less than 11
ere of land per family.
King, Queen Hope to Cut Their
Housekeeping Expenses $250,000
LONDON. Oct. II, OJ.W Thlr
majeatlea Ih King and Queen
of Kngland hav buu forced lo
cut dowu on Ih family budget,
and by saving a Hill her and a
Utile (here, they hope to reduce
their annual housekeeping e
petise by approximately !50,-
UUV.
King (ieorg nd Queen Mary
will not do so much entertain
ing this year. There will lie Just
a few banquets aa possible, for
such slate affair coa( (hous
uds of dollars. Just a few
friends In to din once In
wlill. with receptions to forslsn
poteulute cut to Hi minimum
demanded by diplomatic etlquet.
Kalarie of th roval servsnts
will not be cut, but those who
leave th ssrvns will not b re
placed, and lit maids nd valets
who remain will have lo sums
heavier duties.
Ordinarily many of Ih King'
retainer leave hla palace In (he
course of a year.
King (leorge like his horses.
bill some of (he will have to
go, and hi racing stshls will
lis mslerlslly reduced.
Another big reduction In ex
pense will result from a elf-
Imposed limitation on traveling
The King rhsnses his renlilencea
frequentl) . end Ih cost nt Ham.
ferrlng Ih rnllra menage from
one castle In snolher roinns (rum
tils own pocket.
Oilier members of His roiul
family liar pledged themselves
to similar economies.
Tiler I Ih Prince of Wales,
for Instance, who no)s a re
venue of 150,000 a year out of
hU estnte, Ihe Duchy of Corn
wall. This revenue will be turn,
ed over lo Ihe public exchequer.
Meanwhile the I'rluce Is living In
sti unusually unuetsnlstlnu nisu
uer ronalileriug his rsnk.
The Duks ut York, followln,
In his brother's (outsteps, will
reduce expense by staying la
town.
Th Duke of (ilnui esler, Prln..
(leorge end other members of
Ilia to)sl family r maalm
slinilur economies.
(VMil, I'll'K.M
To keep Ihe slem of a loliacco
pipe cool and dry, a Inventor
haa Inserted a valve In II that
tipena only when (lie amoker la
drawing smoke Ihrough th tem.
It automatically closes when pres
sure Is released.
. Can't resist Pr-- Jeh. J
viators CpflHg.. I,
OIIEGUX :: i41' i(v4 !
'. s i i't -y rtr'L'-.lrx'---
VT;.aky , rrr att-vt
:3ft?f- iiim of GOLDEN WEST '
Pm? COFFEE
'.t. ......'.: OS. ' La :'Ui-2S' r"LO- y j
M, W h I
Wf A $Z4.50
' dresses
11 I $C 116.15 Values $12.50
II V ' 9'50 Values ? 5-00
Ju.t 11 J SKIRTS
Received j ( 1 5 P10aid SkirU
A new shipment I 5 y
; I Special $1.95 II
of Polo Coat, I I j V 1
SmartWool if 'it 1 II A TK! i
lulU and Woolen fit 1 1 11 A 10 I
Drtmtt- L J 1 I MoHt Beautiful Fall Hat- j
U ,Tj $1.00 up
1 ' I Brassieres 1
f Regular $1.00 CloxcouU
M 50c
...... . i
MODE SHOP, Inc.
822 Main St.
"ExcluKive But Not Expensive"
I I
B,te-j'-la... mmi -taw.--'- JJIIkWS&
"BIGGER AND BETTER VALUES"
AWAIT YOU AT PIGCLY WIGGLY
"COME IN AND HELP YOURSELF TO LOWER
FOOD COSTS - YOU REALLY SAVE"
"WEEK - END FEATURES11
Corn Meal
in-ih. lug
White or Yellow
25c
Del Monte
Catsup
l-a rge jae fUrftle
2 for 35c
Eat More Honey
HONEY WEEK
at
PICGLY WICCLY
Jars . 39C
5 lb. a (
io ib. oe
Pall 7)C
He Ih DUplay nt Honey
tleea la Oar Window
Rolled Oats
lo-lh. Rag
Quirk or llrgular
Rainier Malt
How rtaieied
29C can
Van Camps Hominy Medium Tins - A for 2C
"Work Tnsr Paalre a Thl. I rs-l.' F "
VTLVET TOBACCO ..Pocket Ting Carton of 12 Tim.. Q 1 ' lO
rre with YmcH Cartoa Knoks Wheat Htraw Paper ' esf
Pif gly Wiffly
BUTTER lbs- 6SC
"Gaarantrcd resh sad Mwert"
PIGGLY WIGGLY COFFEE
1 lb. Pkg., 23c 3 lb. Pit., 59c
With Threw Townd of Kllher HI We Will tlv Yoaj Free
1 Csrrea tilasa Lak Plata
"DEL MONTE FANCY FRUITS"
No. 1 Tall Tiru
Peaches Your Choie
Plums Aorted
Apricots
Pears
2 cans 29C
Small Whit.
Navy Beans
5 lbs. 29c
Waldorf
Toilet Tissue
5 rolls 25C
Tall Cans
Fancy Pink
SALMON
3 cans 29C
Van Camp's Red Kidney Beans
11 el. Tin
3 cans 29C
Diamond Crystal Shaker Salt 3 Cartons
Plain or Iodised H canons Food Better Because It's flaked
Seox Washes Clothes Clean Large Pkgs. 2 for
Ritters Pork and Beans
1 In. Tin Parked In a rtlrh Tomato Ranee
4 cans for 25c
DEL MONTE
SLICED
PINEAPPLE
Large 2y2 Tins
2 for 39c
Tuna Fish Flakes J cans 27c
No. Tin K1 rmpn Itrnnrl
Jonathan
Apples
S 95k
New Crop
PEELS
Pound
Lemon
Citron
Orange
29c
Large Size
Sunkist
ORANGES
3f
"AGAIN"
"THIS WEEK"
K good many were un
ahle to take advantag of
these Hpaclal Having last
waek a our stork was ex
hausted early. "Plenty thl
Week."
PUMPKIN
Itrge
No. IIH
Tins
Uc
Florida
Grape Fruit
No. a Tin
2 r 29c
KLAMATH FALLS PICGLY WIGGLY
830 MAIN ST.