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I'AGE SIX THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALIS, OREGON October 30, 1931 STOCK bib XGCOHPJINY WHEATJUMP " CHICAGO. CM. 10. (AP) Wheat lat todav went nbov th eeason'e highest previous level. General buylnc on th part of rash and seaboard Interoela awepl the pit clear of eurplua offering, and It ae confirmed that tov rnment eponsored attendee had b-en eelllns; hNt to exporters, and taking Dooeniber future de livery contraeta In exchange. Drought repnrte from Argentina and from domeatlc winter wheat territory aouthweat wore an ad ditional bullish factor, together with word that Kuaala waa can celling forward wheat sale. Rva a well aa wheat out-dld "the season's top price record, with Poland reported aa baring bought a big quantity of rye from Russia. Wheat cloed atrong 1 a-l-l l- centa higher; corn a. t . a unti ub uli S-8-5-8 advanced, and provlsione varying from It cents decline to 10 centa gain. NEW YORK. Oct. SO. (AP) X ris in atock and bond price waa accompanied by an advance of S cenu a bushel In wheat today. Trsding in securities waa quiet, but the marketa wera obviously encouraged by th decrease in currency circulation, which meant that hoarded money waa return ing to the banks. Word that New Tork Central waa negotiating with employee for a voluntary and temporary wage redaction waa taken as a forecast of similar action by other line, and railroad ahares rallied strongly. Atchison and I'nion gaining about I. United State Steel advanced It to 7, American Telephone nearly S3 to above OUT. New York Central 00 to l4 and American Can OJ.SO to IS2.S. An advance, in th bond mar ket waa featured by the atrength of railroad line. PORTLAND, Oct, SO. (AP) Another new high for the day and for the aeason was reached for both May and December wheat on this Portland futures market for today's session. Clos-1 ing oh December waa up 1 cent j 11. U. aranrMt 1 3-&C. Out- side orders In both options were i unfilled wltb lack 01 acuen. There wer buyer galore. Bale included but S00O bushels De cember and 1000 bushel slay. On th Merchant Exchange cash wheat gained 1 cent basthel, oU and barley 11 ton. Dunn Urgea Help For Relief Work C. A. Dunn, of the Dunn and Baker construction company, who temporarily served on the Gov ernor's relief committee at the request of William Dalton. who was appointed and could not serve beraus bis residence is in Cali fornia. Friday asked that Bis friends "giv their full coopera tion to the committee in its work, although I am not a mem ber of the committee. Charle Williams, county com missioner, Chlloquln, was ap pointed by the governor to take the place of Dalton and to serve with County Judge Fred R. God- dard and Henry Mo. Normal Grid Men Stop Off Here The Eastern Oregon Normal school football team with Coach Robert Quinn and Manager Ellis watklna. stopped in vlamath Falls Thursday night at th Hall Hotel enroute to Ashland where they meet the Southern Oregon Normal team Saturday afternoon In a homecoming gam for the Ashland BChooL Members of the squad are: Captain Kay Irwin; 0. Plass. H. Hoyt, J. Parker. L Ron, G. Fans, C. Lassen, K. Hod pens. W. Pear eon, J. Metcalf. F. Baxter, R. Oesterllng, C. Cleek, E. Bredon, N. Worthley. B. Lowry, J. Hyde, La. Veit, L. Halvomen. BACK TO THEIR HOMES Statue of 10 great French men, which for nearly a century have occupied a place of honor at the chateau at Versailles, are being removed and presented to ' the towns of the birth of the men they represent. DO YOU KNOW You can buy, delivered equipped in . Klamath Falls PONTIAC OAKLAND $879.50 SU29-50 Tlr TV"0 "? Mle fitanl"rt foune or the 8-Door SUn. All nio-lrl, rqnlpperl vriUi front and rear bumpers, 4 hydraulic snocJt abeorbera, 5 wire vrheels. and extra tire, tube and tiro lock. Or, if yon prefer, stood wheels are optional. Pontiac Coupe $879.50 Two-door Sedan 879.50 Sport Coupe 919.50 Four-door Sedan 949.50 Convertible Cpc 949.60 Custom Sedan.... 989.50 Here's a New -V -iV ft iM-IF in l 'iJ. v:iMmr This weird device Is a cross between aa airplane and a helicopter and Is called a 'mobllrpter." Harry Cordy ot Kl Monte, Calif., aea at Ita aide. I It designer. The wing fold In and flatten out aa ths ship rise and descends. Those air screw discs on th top pull It upward, and th propeller pull It forward. Cordy expect to tt It soon. Standard Statistics Stock Averages (Copyright, 1131, Standard Statistics Co.) 00 Today Previous day Week ago Month ago - . . . . Year ago Three yeara ago Five years ago High U0J1) Low (10311 Hirh 11301 , . . . . . Low (10301 High (1020) ow uj:)I BOSTO.V, Oct. 10, y)P) The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will say of the wool market: "Demand for wool baa been slow and Irregular and price have been somewhat erratic but generally In favor ot the buyer. The Lawrence strike still over shadows th situation and buyers of piece good evidently are awaiting the outcome. Continued warm weather also serve to re drain th market, Ther 1 not outstanding feature in th trad ing. "Th foreign marketa continue to ahow atrength and hav made a slight gain tor th week in Australia. Montevideo also la a bit dearer due partly no doubt to the newa ot the short clip there ot 100.000 bale estimated against 150,000 bale last sea son." "Mohair 1 dull and price are hardly changed for the week The Bulletin will publish the ollowlng quotations: Scoured basis: Oregon: Fine and F. M. staple 04-10; fine and F. M. Fr. combing 60 63; fine and F. M. clothing 45- 47: Valley No. 1, 48-60. Mohair: Oregon 20-21. ' Domeatlc graded: First combing 12-35; good carding 20-28. MARKET QUOTATIONS PORTLAND. Oct. 10 (API Cattle 60; cairea 10; mart weak. Steers, COO to 000 lbs., good. 00 6 0.75: medium. 14.750: com mon, 33 6 4.75; 000 to 1100 lbs., good, S0e0.76; medium, 14.75 &; common, 1394.75; 1100 to 1300 lbs., good. 16.75 O0.50, me dium, $3.75 0 5.75. Heifers, 650 to 060 lbs., good, 1585.60; me dium, 4 14.60; common, 13 0 4. Cows, good, 14 0 4.60; common and medium, 32.75 4: low cut ter and cutter, 014)2.76. Bulls (yearlings excluded, good and choice (beef), 33p3.60; cutter, common and medium, 1203. Vealera (milk fed), good and choice, 07. 00618. 00; medium, S5.50477.00, cull and common, 13.60 10. Calves. 2.60 to 500 lbs. good and choice, $5,600 17.60, common and medium S3r$5. Hoga 425. 10c to 25c lower; Oakland $1129.50 1129 50 1209!50 1229.60 1229.50 1289.50 Delivered Equipped ' Klamath Falls HD FOR WOOL Type of Airship India 20 HH's 20 IT 00 Total Otf.O 40. t 120.0 12. t I 0 47.4 117.1 S0.3 MO 51.2 124.0 S0.1 T4.S 110 110.J 77.1 132.7 107.1 184.1 117.7 158.0 123.3 10O.S . 172.1 103.4 103. t 100. t 101.0 140.1 100 I 203.1 144.3 (7.0 4.1. t 101. S 70.0 203.4 141.0 281.1 206.1 111.0 80.4 140.0 114. T 202.0 107.0 303.1 263. S 141.3 117.7 130.1 140.S light lights. 140 to 100 lbs., aood and choice. 14.760 5.36. Llght- weignia, lio to ISO lbs., good and choice, 05.25 to 6.36: 180 to 200 lbs., good and choice,. Si. 25 0 5.35:: medium weights, 200 to 220 lbs., good and choice, 04.76 0 5.36; 220 to 250 lb, good and choice. (4.50 t 5.25. Heavy weight. 250 to 200 lbs., $1,16 0 5; 200 to 350 lbs., good and choice. $4 (r 4.75. Packing aowa. 275 to 500 lbs., medium and good tl.50tM.i0. Feeder - Blockers, 70 to 130 lbs., good and choice. $4.20 0 6. Sheep and lambs, 200; steady. Lambs. 00 Iba., down, goud and cholnce, $6 0 6.60: medium, $3,750)6.25; all weight, com mon. $3 61.76. Yearling weth ers. 00 to 110 lba., medium to choice. 13 04. Ewes. 120 lbs., medium to choice. $1,7542; 120 to ISO lb., medium to choice, 6.0.W FRANCISCO LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN TRANCISCO. Oct. 30. iPV Sheen. sun- m good 80-lb. wooled Idaho lambs. 45.50; sorted 00 out ot 73-lb. $4.60; two decks shorn 80-lb. Washington lambs, $0.25 bought to arrive: yearlings absent, quot ed $3.506 4.75. PORTLAND WHEAT PORTLAND, Oct. 10. Uf, Wheat: Open High Dec. .05 H .60 May .07 .01 Cash Wheat: Big Bend Bluestam Soft Whit Western Whit , Low Close ,00H .07 .00 H Hard Winter Northern Soring Western Red Oats: No. 1 White 121.00 Today's car receipts: wheat 40: barley 1; flour 3; corn 6; oats 1; hay 1. CHICAGO W HEAT CHICAGO. Oct n ion tcki. No. 2 red. 57 H 58 i : No. 3 red. 57 4j5Si; No. 2 hard, 58 V 6 68. Timothy seed. $3 6 3.25. Clover seed, $10.756 14.26. 6HJP-B11LDIXG OFF hnllriln MmAmm . . i , ... " i i.u.ii huiui in the principal ship-building coun tries ot the world Is now lower than at anr times sine nn.n. days. China's nnnntstlnfi .. .t at 474.787,000. BRAXTON'S Sweet Apple Cider Gal. 33c Pumpkins Pound 2Y2e Oranges ( 2 Dozen 25c Coffee Chase & Sanborne Package 28c Walnuts Franquettes 2 Pounds 49c Bread Delicious Sliced 2 for 15c V Dressed Pork Hogs weighing from 40 to 70 IbsTl Y1 side, lb. .11 rU C Put Mutton Half $1.19 Whole $2.25 I OREGON JOINT EVENT VN1VCRS1TY Or OREGON. Eugene, Oct. 30 A Joint Home coming celebration on Saturday, November 14, la th plan which will be Inaugurated by th I'nl verslty of Oregon and Oregon Stat College, when th two schools meet for (heir annual foot (Mil rlaih on llayward' Field at Kugen. Students of both schools are now conferring on details ot th plan, which thsy believe will promote a new era ot good will. Special train will be run from Corrallls to Kugen on the morn ing of the fourteenth. In lime for a huge Jolut luncheon lu Mc Arthur Court. This luncheon promise to be the largeat ot Us kind ever held, with the entire crowd of supporters of both team mingling together In a mammoth social ovent before the classic battle. A bug rally on Friday evening will start off the celebration for I nirersity, of Oregon studeuts. which I expected to bring hund red of alumni bark to th I'nl- Verslty. Colorful welcoming signs will be up at all living orcanisations. for which prises will b awarded. Alumni of the I'nlvenlty will b preeent In such number a to swell lb regulsr meeting to a convention, according to Miss Jeannett calkins, alumni secret ary. Homer U. Angell, ot Port land, president of the amocln tion. will be on band to preside at th meeting which will take up th discussion ot university problems. A special lunrhson will be held for alumni before the game, and big reception for the alumni will be held In the evening at Gerllnger Hall. Following the reception, which will aftord aa opportunity (or alumni and stndents to get to gether, there will be a dance In McArthur Court, which will be specially decorated (or the event. E A crew of engineer from th local offic ot the stste highway denartment haa becun a aurvev nt ih. fr.).. 1 . L k,hnf Imm the Fort Klamath Junction to the park boundaries. It was announc ed Friday. Th survey haa been authorised to determine what la required to 1 bring this road up to atandard. It haa been estimated that about , two weak will be required by the engineers to secure their field data for work on this blgh wy. An mrgsncy Ubor crw of 20 men Is now at work In this section cleaning up the rights ot way In the timbered areas. j Parka Engineer j Paya Visit Here 8. H. Boardman, parks engi neer for th stata highway de partment, arrived ' In Klamath , Falls Friday on hi regulsr in-, speetion trip. Boardman visited ; at the chamber of commerce, dis- I cussing park conditions, and also at the local office ot th stste ; highway department. I SATURDAY ONLY Choice of any one of our new Fall and Winter HaU in the store. Most ladies know our values Barth's Dollar Store II: ' " fcOMSMimrm all. snl n i eauiuJ Your Winter Pork' Down Now. Dons Overalls 9 Prlnr Louis Ferdluaud, above. grandson of Germany ex-kalser, ha donned overall and gun to work In a IfcMrntl automobile plant where he must punch a time clock dally. He chooses to work for a living, although he has a doctor ot philosophy de gree and speaks seven language fluently. NEW YORK. Oct. 30. (CT1 Ray Long, who has edited thous anda of manusrrtpt but never wrote one, has broken his rec ord with a little volume, pub lished today bv Ills own house. railed "Aa Editor Looks at Rus sia." The hook, brief aa It Is, should be of Interest lo: 1. Thus disgruntled authors who believe an editor inclinable of writing, a theory Loug hand somely refutes. 2. Those who are afraid of the Hualan "menace." 3. Those who think they would prefer living In Russia. 4. Those who aren't Interested in anythtug but entertaining. grlpptngly written descriptions ot a country that, despite the vol ume of material that have been written about It. la still a vagus and mysterious land. Jadson's Superior Motor Products Valve Valve Guides ' PUInns IIMoa Pins F.MMCO Fan Belts 1'MW'II Brake Lining; L.MNCO Radiator Hose Distributed by H. L. Pritchard Vt Klamath Ave. Phone :bM7 $ I r4J; at sTaw r I (iclat In th Klamath Fall News and Herald) VN1VKR81TY OK OREGON, Kugeitv, October SO. As a recog nition of his splendid work In I ha law arhool at the I'nlverslty of Oregon, William Kuykendall of Klunistli Kails, has beeu named student edlior-ln-chlsf of th Ore gon Law Review, monthly mage sin published by th school. This position I given only to stu dent who has maintained a con sistently high echolaatlo record, and who haa shown himself to be reapnnslhle, capahl and th pos sessor of unusual ability. Kuykendall la now In his seo end year In th law arhool and hta fourth at lb university, lie has won membership In Phi Delta I'hl, national honorary organisa tion In law. and Is a member ot Phi Hl ma Kappa fraternity. Charles (I. Howard, professor of law at th university, will ha the editor-in-chief of the m sa line, and assisting him, beside Kuykendall, will ha 24 Oregon lawyers and a number of out standing students. Th first Is sue of th uiegailne m appear oa December IS. Army regulations prescribe a gold or yellow frlng ou all American flags used as reg imental colors or standards. COFFEE VARIES IN FLAVOR IF ROAST IS "HIGH" OR "LOW" Hills Bros. Overcome This VirUtion by Their Putented Proems Controlled Roa-sting There Is no way to know when big batch of coffee is perfectly ' roasted. One batch may be "high, another "low, with the result that there la variation ot flavor. ' i Hills Bros, overcome this uecer- j tainty, with their radically differ ent and exclusive process Con- trollrd Roasting. As the accuracy of the hour-g-lasa depend upon an even, continuous flow , . . little at ; a time . . . so th uniform flavor of ' Hills Bro. Coffee is produced by , tht patented process that roasts evenly, continuously ... a lifts al I tuns. Positive; control of heat de- wlona every berry to perfection ) to th degree that Insure rich,'! full-bodied, unvarying flavor In I very pound. i ISO outer cone last like Mills Bro. Coffee becaus no other coffee la roasted the sam way. Controlled Roasting Is Hills Bros, own process. Hills Bros. Coffee I packed In vacuum cana that keep It ever fresh. Air, which destroys th fla vor of coffee, I removed from cans and kept out. Coffe packed In ordinary cans, even If "ir-tis;ht," doe not stay fmh. Ask for Hills P. roe. Coffe by nam, and look for the Arab trad-mrk on th can. Hills Bros. Coffse, Inc., Sen Francisco, California. O ! Goats Special 25 $ TRAFFIC TIPS 11 y Sergeant Carl Cook Klamath fall I'ollc Wheu shall all vehicles be equipped with regulation llglillni equipment! Answer: iiurlng th period from a lislt hour after sunset to half hour before amirlse and at all limes when fog or other at- Farmers Market 524 Main-Palace Market Bldg. We Will Have a Complete Line of Freth Farm Vegetable, Home Baked Paitriei, Country Dresied Chickeni, Freeh Fruit and meny other Ferm Producto, oold by the farmer themselves, and priced at a oaving. Patronise them, and help avoid the depression. Here arc a few of the Saturday Features Pie Pumpkin and Country Dreooed Chickens and Squaih Rabbits Sold by Raisers It)o , 1C MlrkeTprice Cabbage N" c"' fc" 5h" l.. sod H..d. Walnuts lb. iy2c ib. 20c Fre.h Bunch ur Vegetables App,c cider 3 bunches 10e m ga"" 306 Apples CoKee Fresh Ground Newton Quality Blond Box 50c ib. 23c if Reduced To 39 .00 $ Both Dreitg and Sports Coals Included In this event. The Dress Coats are gorgcoUHly furred and " tho Sports Coats are tailored .with self collar and cuffs. I mosiiUerlo eoiilllluu render Hi upeiatlon of a motor vehicle dan gerous to trnfflc, Krery motor vehtrl or trailer shall carry at th rear lnii which eililhlta a red llilil vl.lhl iiinler orilliiury tmoiheile con dllloua from a lltt "f o (set to th rear of such vehicle, and shall be so const meted or placed tlisl lb rr number lilai lisll bu Illuminated by a whli llalit so as lo b read irum a UU lane of 00 foet to llio rear or eui li vehicle. - Month - End S A L E Saturday Only .50 Snyder's Repair Shop 2242 S. 6th St. Hill and Klamath 201 E. Main 2045 Ore. Ave.