The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 21, 1936, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text, February 21, 1930 fHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Classified BUY, SELL AND RATES: ' CASH ADS 2c per word pur day's Insertion. CHARGE ADS- 3 pur word por day's ; Insortlon. All Mall Order Ads Mimt Have CiiBh With Order. 10 20 par osnt dlicount on ads running one " week, per oent dlicount on ids running one month. All oUulfled tdi are Insert ed In both The Klamnlh News and Evonlng Herald at Hie above ratei, appearing In The Newa first Time limit for classification In the following day's pnpors ll (:0 P, M. Adi (Ion I rod In serted on the nine dujr as sub mitted will hnvo to run "Too Lata to Cluaslfy." CLASSIFIED INDEX All elaulflcatlone are num bered and appear In numerical ordr. Following la an alpha- both leal rnfnronce Hat of the more Important classifications: Automotive .. .. ID llullillng Mntnrlnln 10a Business Oppotrunltles 10 Contract Work Wnntod 10 educational ...... 8 farm Implement .- 19a rurnlahed Apt. to I. it...... 11 rurnlahed Houao to Lot.... 14 Furnished Roome to Lot.. 11 Financial ............ 13 Onnural Notice .. 1 llnlp Wanted, Mnlo 6 Help Wanted, Fmalo.. 7 l.lvnatork and Feed., 13 I .out and Found I Miscellaneous for Halo.. 10 reraouali . 4 Poultry for Bain lL'a Ileal Kalnto for Halo 17 Ileal Batata tor l,easo... 18 lloal Estate Wanted . 17a Itooin and Hoard.. 11 Hltuntlont Wanted. ' 9 ' Swaps '204 Tranaportntlon 1 Dnfurn. llouare to Lot..- Id Wanted Miscellaneous... 21 Wanted to IlonL....... 1 Loal and Found LOOT Will party taking gray overcoat by mlatnku at Luke hnre Inn Bnlurdny nlKlil kindly phono 131 or luli. Keve badly needed. 3125 General Noticea IN KLAMATH It's People's Waro house Moving. Storage, llla trlhutlon. Phono 704. 3018 GYMNASIUM claaaea for woman Tuesdays and Friday! at 1: 00- p. m. Early holul bulldliiK, Fifth and Mnln. 9n:3 Transportation WANTED Hide to Portland today; altera expenses. Phono 1136. - 4183 SAVE! Go by Bui Via Bend and ML Hood Shortott Route, Lowost Farei to Northwest Pointi One Itound Way Trip Portland $5.90 $10.65 Seattle $8.40 $14.65 Spokane $12.30 $20.05 Bueaee Leave 11:46 Noon From The! Greyhound Depot For Information Pbone 809 9 Situations Wanted COMPETENT womnn wants any kind work, dny or hour. Phono 1S3SW. Mrs. Frouinnn. 41011 BOOKKEEPINO sytonis In stalled, bolp with litcomo tax, olorlcal work, Dog 1441, News Herald. I41 WOMAN wants work In or out of town, liumel Apia. No. 15. 4184 Klamath The firms and .Individuals represent ed In this Alphabetical Directory of Specialized Business and Profession al Service are known as Klamath Falls' most reliable business men and Commercial Printing Printing of all kinds, SHOP t PING QUIDS, Pelican Theatre Bldg. r " " Floor Sanding FLOOR SANDING AND REFIN I8H1NO. Phone 86W4. ' Fuel Peyton sells coal 66a 100 lb. Hemstitching HEMSTITCHING, Dressmaking, '.ladles' suits, ooats, spring 1 samples, alterations. Mrs. H. M. All'ender. 514 Walnut. HEMSTITCHING, bolt cInKps, buttons. The Golden Rulo. TRADE WITH NEWS-HERALD WANT-ADS FOR II Furniahed Roome Lit) I IT hntiHi'kPupIng roome, 920 Lincoln. 4171 FOIl HKNT Sleeping room, out side oiitniiico, 12.50 weuk, II 0 a WuhIi. 4224 '1110 OLAHPJMONT, 121 N. 4th, all moilurn outalde roome. Free parking lot. 4401 ItOO.MH. 020 Lincoln, 4172 13 rtirnished Apnrtmcmts VANCANCV 4 ID N. 10 St. VACANCY Alumodu apart ments, 1800 Eaplunado. 2012 VACANCH Arcade apartments. 14 Furniahed Houses SMALL moil or ii furniahed cot tug"; gurugo; 2325 Uicun. 4174 FUltNIHIIEII 4-room apartment, 20 por month. No children. 1161 1'lne Ht. 2805 16 Wanted to Rent WANTED TO HKNT Place clone In. Clinton space and place for chickens. Hox 4167 News Herald. 4187 17 Real Estate For Sale HOMESTEAD Tulelake. 0101. Hox I. Phone 4011 Itt D I C.i.iA Cn. Imam u"i,". i'W.r--..i- OFK1CK SUITES Hint locution In town, 117.60 up; over llrnwe Munatore. Inquire 722 Mull) St. 4169 FOIl LEASE Small garden and orchard on h a r e a. Phono 2083 W. 4178 19 Automotive Louie's Used Car Lot 8th & Main. Ph. 445 Look or the Canopy Top '35 Hup III. Sodnn '34 lludaon Dl. Sudan 36 Plymouth Spt. Coupe 'S3 Plymouth Coupe '.16 Chevrolet Conch '36 Chevrolet Sedan '34 Ford V-8 Conch '33 Ford V-8 Sedan 33 Chevrolet Coupe '32 Ford V-8 Coupe '33 Ford V-8 Coupe '33 Chevrolet Matt. Bed. '.10 Ford Coupe '36 Mupmohllo Sodnn "29 Ford Sedan '30 Ford Coupe '29 Ford Coiuh '29 Ford Coupe '33 Ford V-8 Pickup ,' '33 Plymouth Sedan ,'29 Ford Pickup J3 Chevrolet Sid. Scd.. '29 Ford Itoedaler '36 Hup. 1H. Sodnn '29 Chevrolet Coach '29 Ford Conch "Louie's Used Car Lot 8th & Main. Phono 445 USED CARS 1023 Chovrolot Coupe. 1929 Packard. Small 8 8odan. 1932 Plymouth 8edan, ,8 wire wheels. ; 1930 Bulck Smoll 8 Coupo. Imperial Motors, Inc. Cadlllne and LaSalle 8rd and Mnln FOIt SALE O.MC truck; good tires. Make an offer; 4 Mill St. 4173 NEW TWO-WHEEL trnllor; dlac wheels; excellent shnpo, $16. llorimhllU, 22 High St. 4108 FOR SALE Equity, in 1930 Dodgo sedan. No trades, 8200. ,720 Willow. , 4182 FOR SALE Equity In Bulck 8 876; good condition; 419 No. 10th, Apt. 5. 4178 Business Directory Mineral Springs Why go olsowhore when south orn Oregon linn Mineral Springs equnl to nnyt Visit Oregon Hot Springs, R. F. D., Bonansa, Ore, Music Klamath In'tute of Music I.O.O.F. Bhlg., Room 218. Hours 6-8. Plnno, violin, oollo, guitar. Instrument free with course. High school crodlts. 2617 Palmer Chiropractor DR. ULEN MOOKD . Mnnrnenlnmotor X-RftV 326 Main Opp. Court House Pumps Dyron Jackson Pumps, Sorvlce. J. M. Wnuehopo, 116 8. 11th 8.1 Phoua 1303J. Ad Section 19 Automotive If Prices Count LOOK 1029 Chevrolet Coupo $175 1929 Ford Pickup .... 150 19,'U Ford Tudor 265 1929 Ford Sedan 165 1929 Chevrolet Truck 6 wheels 150 1933 Ford Sedan 465 1933 Plymouth Coupe 450 1934 Ford Sedan, heater and radio 550 1931 Studebakcr Sedan 295 1934 Pontine Touring Sedan, with heat er and radio .... 675 1927 Buick Coupe .... 100 And Man Others For price ami condition, we have the Best Buys in Town. H. E. Hauger Buick and Oldsmobile 1330 Main 20 Miscellanous For Sale TItADE your old outfit In on a new AlltO AIRCRAFT TOUCH with TWO-HTAUK REGULA TORS, the Ideal equipment for saw welding or radiator and body work, Peoples Ware house. FOIt SALE Equity In Wedge wood gas ovens, 18 pie capac ity, cheap, izi ua- 4180 FOIl SALE China kiln; call and make price. Dr. A. A. Soulo. 4178 FOH SALE Furniture of apt. houao with 6 apta., eloae In, reasonable rent, at sacrifice price of 1260.00. CHILCOTE k SMITH 116 N. 9th Phone 66 FOR SALE Five 6 foot porce lain leg bathtubs. Not uu crated. Too small tor our purpose. Price at the aprlngs, Including fittings, 816, or $76 for tho lot. Oregon Hot Springs, R. F. D Bonanza. 3014 FOR SALE Prcstoweltl welding outfit complcto, $23.60. Peo ples Warehouse. 3021 7.0a S.eps TRADE 1930 Chovrolot road ster for small pickup. Phone 10F23 evenings. 2964 TItADE Work mnro for mow ing machine, seeder. 614 HlKh. 4176 21 Wanted Misr ilnneous WILL PAY cash for good dia mond, about 1 A carat. News Herald, Hox 2679. 2679 IIRINO your usefl Jugs, pints, quarts and tirtne ooiuea; iiiku ost prices pttld. Schuss Vintage, Eighth and Main. 2C30 WANTED Mimeograph. Will pay cosh. Box 4170 Nows Horald. 4170 22 Livestock and Feed HORSES FOR SALE Team heavy logging horses; t farm geldings; 2 throe-year old black geldings; saddlo marc, well broken and gentlo; all well fed and ready to work; 3 Bcvon months old mare colts. 11. 11. Rowoy. Tlngloy Rnnch, Midland Road. 4177 FOR SALE One span 3-yenr-old Porcheron maros, one span 11-yonr-old Porcheron mares. All klrnU of horses. Jess Whlt lntch, ono and ono-half miles west of Sttikol bridge. 4160 women. You will find them ready to serve you promptly, economically and efficiently. For your own satis faction' use this handy guide to the services they offer. Piano Tuning U R. Mann, Derby'a Mualo store, 117 So; 7th. Radio Repairing PHONE 173 for reliable radio repairing. Reasonable rates, quick service. Roberts and Harvey, 1007 Main. 2443 6 months gnnrnntee on all repair work. Phone 1790. ANDERSON-MOORE) 125 South Eighth Street 1887 Roofing EXPERT repairing and recover ing composition shingles. Terms. Atlas Roof Co. Phone . 1618.. 1406 So. 8th. 41 Upstairs Dress Shoppe TOUl.EH'S for SMART TOGS Stowart-Drew Bldg., 181 Main. QUICK RESULTS 22 Livestock and Feed FOIt SALE Good Jersey cow, froah March 1, Itt, 1, Hoi 239. 4159 HiaillCST corn-belt prices for carloads broke or unbroke range horses, mules and colta. Frod Cbandlor Horse and Mule Murkot, Charlton. Iowa. 2406 i laiiem i mai enaii i n mi i m fouUry I-or hale BUPEIl QUALITY CHICKS White Leghorns, R. 1. Reds, 110, 100; Barrod Rocks, $11, 100, propald. Magulre Eloctrlc Hatchery, 2416 N. E. Oregon street, Portland, Ore. 1434 DON'T EXPEHI.MBNT! Use Hod-gen-Ilrewatar Milk chick start er. Free field service. I'eo ples Wurehoiiae. 3020 25 Money to Loan LOWEST RATES on AUTO LOANS and REFINANCING Quick, Dependable, Ssfo, No co-slgnors No Red Tape NO HIDDEN CHAROES Let us flusnco your new or used ear purebase Motor Investment Co. 114 No. 7th Pb. 881 Llconse M104 RATED HIGHLY Even the lowly onion rates high when It comes from Ore gon. At any rate Such Is the feeling among oiiUof-state buyers In the middle west and northwest. . Recently Safeway stores In Portland made a sale of nine 1.000 bushel cars of onion sets to their buyers In Kannaa city, Topeka, Oklahoma City and Tulsa. This sale was made from sam ples of Oregon Brown Onion sets previously submitted to these markets. So excellent was the quality of Oregon onion sets BJld so attractive the prices that these markets preferred them to Chicago sets In spite of the higher freight differential. More recently Snfcway's Ore gon Stores have snipped two car loads to Seattle, Spokane, and Tucoma brunches and at the present time Is shipping au aver ago of five cars of Oregon onions a week out of the state. Prior to these shipments, mar ket prices on onion seta were considered to be at the lowest level In history. Since then, re action from these sales has made Itself felt In a strengthening or the market, and Safeway is very nleasod to have contributed In some maasure toward Improving this situation. DEMAND FOR WOOL nnsTOM. Fob. St. IJP The Commercial Bulletin will say to morrow; . "rtumnnit for wool has fallen off still further this week. Stocks of old domestic wool have be como almost negligible and snles are being supplemented by for eign wools to the extent of about a million pounds a weeK. Auuea to this, there has been some re sale for contract wools but this has not been of great moment. "Responsive to tne Slower tem po In the eastern markets, buy ing of new contracts In the west have beetl much slower. Prices paid havo shown little change. Tho big movement was in Ne vada, where 26 cents was paiu rn, i u million Dound8 of fair length flno wools early In the week. "Forolgn markets are very firm. "Tho manufacturing position Is without material change but rather slower, on the whole. "Mohair 18 in very moaerau demand at firm prices." The Bulletin will publish the following quotations: Oregon: Flno and F. M. staple 90-91; fine and F. M. clothing 83-85. Mohnlr: Domestic, good orig inal bag, Oregon, 62-53. nntiTLAND. Fob. 21. UP) But ter, buttorfat and egg quotations remained unchangea. T.tvn nnuitrv rnntlnued to show a firm tone, with no changes In the price list. Receipts of Leg horns continued scant. Better weather conditions ap peared somewhat of an aid to nmvlrntlns1 nf hothouse rhubarb, although prices continued helow normal. nninn market was a trifle soft er locally with a desire on the ...I nf hnlflnra tn Inks nroflts. Country killed meats continued generally tlrmiy pricea. AsmirnKiis was showing re- .lunnii nrJnns with, increasing movement out 'of San Francisco and Stockton. - .-' ; Colory market was mixea witn a ennairlernblfi nrlce range. Good pena were soiling around 7Jo per lb,, witn otners so or leas. A truck lontl or ouik turnips f.nm tttn anlitit VAllnvnrl tile loeal fnmltif wllli anloa tin to 50c nor dozen uuncnes, , J National and WINTER STILL TRADE EFFECT NEW YORK, Feb. 11. (P) Severn weather conditions con tinued to have an adverse effect on the flow of business and trade last week. Dun & Brad street reported today In their weekly summary. Retail operations were slowed down by snows and sub-sero temperatures In many sections. Gains were confined to urban centers and tor all areas the average Increase In retail vol ume over the comparable period last year was held down to 1 to 6 per cent. "As undelivered orders ac cumulated at shipping terminals, new commitments to wholesalers were reduced In sp'te of urgent consumers needs, the summary said. "Lack of inland waterway fa cilities and further congestion at warehouses hampered some In dustrial divisions, but operations generally were unchanged for the week. "In spite of the moderate In creases In retail sales In some districts, the strength of the de mand that developed for fuel oils, coal, heavy clothing, hard ware and other urgent- winter necessities was not sufficient to offset the Interest postponed in most Items until more comfort able shopping weather will have arrived. . "With the downtrend of re tall distribution continued for the second week, orders to whole salers in nearly " all branches were curtailed. While there,.wa sllght lessening of merchandise needs, due to lack of stocks re quired for current promotions, commitments were postponed un til the arrival of goods already specified. "Little concern has been at tached to this temporary slack ening of orders, as spring buy ing has been completed only par tially in the majority of lines. As a result, an enormous vol ume of business' will be thrown on wholesalers in March, due to the early Easter which fall on April 12 in contrast to April 21 a year ago." Portland Produce PORTLAND, Feb. 21. (P) Butter Prints. A grade, 37 e lb. In parchment wrapper, 3 8 He lb. in cartons; B grade, parch ment wrapper, 87o Ib.j carton 38 He lb. Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at. least twice weekly, 88-39c lb.; country routes, 3 6-3 8c lb.; B grade, de liveries less than twice weekly, 38-37c lb.; C grade at market. . B Grade Cream for Market Buying price, butterfat basis, 53,c lb. Eggs Buying price of whole salers: Fresh specials, 21-22c; extras, 21c; standards, 19c; ex tra medium, 17c;- do medium firsts, 15c; undergrade, 14c; pul lets, 12c dozen. Cheese Oregon triplets,' 17c; Oregon loaf, 18o. Brokers will pay hi oent below quotations. Country Meats Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under 150 lbs., 14H-15C lb.; vealers, No. 1, 15 15 Uc lb.: light and thin, 10-13c lb.; heavy, 8-lOc lb.; cutter cows, 7-8c lb.; canner cows, -ic lb.; bulls, 8V4-9c lb.; lambs, 15- 16c lb.; medium, 12-130 lb.; ewes, 6-1 oc lb. Potatoes Local, 81.50 cental; Klamath, 81. 75-1. 85 cental: Scap- noose Netted Gems, l.60-l.t5 cental; Deschutes Netted Gems, 81.75-1.85 cental. Hitler the modern Pharaoh has yet to reap his share of the plague. Rabbi William Margolis, New York City. ' rt MARKED This Curious World BFr . ' M. UGHTEST SOUD in existence IS FROZEN HYDROGEN, WHICH SOLIDIFIES AT 259 DEGREES CENTIGRADE. STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by the Asioelatsd Preas Friday Previous Day . Month Ago . Year Ago 1926 High 1039 Low 1025 High 1925 Low BOND AVERAGES CoaapUed by tks Associated Press Friday Previous Day . Month Ago Year Ago 1936 High 1936 Low . 1935 High 1935 Low . New high. Stock Market Quotations NEW YORK, Feb. 21, UP Alcohol shares assumed the lead ership today In final minutes of trading in the stock niarket, but the list as a whole remained high ly mixed. Motors and utilities, together with various Individual ind.-usr trlals, were steady at slightly ad vanced prices, and rails with frac tional changes moved in both di rections. The late tone was Irregular, and transactions approximated 2,900, 000 shares. Leading steels and alrcrafts were a trifle easy, and metal and communication Issues tended downward. U. S. Steel and Bethlehem lost fractions, but Wheeling steel gained around 'two points. International Telephone and Western Union declined and American Telephone added less than a point, as did Consolidated Gas, North American and com monwealth ft Southern. Rails rising Included Union Pa cific, Chicago & Northwestern, Baltimore ft Ohio and Great Northern preferred, but those off were Southern Pacific, New York Central and Santa Fe. Schenley, American Commer cial Alcohol, Distillers Corpora tion, 8eagrams and National Dis tillers rose from one to two points and up around a point were Om nibus, Standard Brands, Gold Dust, American Locomotive and Westlnghouse Air Brake. Howe Sound and U. S. Smelting and Refining were oft around two points. Today s closing prices: Air Reduction I j 185 151 166i 1171 30i 7i 81 671 1741 97 35 77 321 23i 253 681 .246 281 311 35 1161 70J 97J 161 248 Alaska Juneau Allied Chemical ft Dye American Can American Com'l Alcohol American Foreign Power American Power & Light American Smelt, ft Ret. A. T. ft T. American Tob. B Anaconda Copper Atchison, T. ft S. F. Atlantic Refining Baltimore ft Ohio Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Air ..- - Borden Co Burr. Adding Machine California Pack Case, J. I. Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler Motor Colorado Gas ft Electric . Commercial Solvents Commonwealth Southern . 31 781 761 61 149 Ml 431 171 401 341 . 60 17J 201 43 Continental Can Corn Products Curtiss Wright Dupont ft Do N. Eastman Kodak Electric Auto Light Erie R. R. General Electric General Foods - General Motors Gillette Razor Gold Dust Great Northern pfd International Harvester THE MANURACrURINQ OPERATIONS THAT fiO CJ NSiDE A LEAF.... THE TaMSFCRMIM: OF IMOKSAWIC SUBSXASiCE INTO COSMIC SUBSTANCE... ARE MORE IMPORTANT TO MAM THAW AW MAN-MACE FORM OF MANUFACTURE. HEAD AND NECK OF THE VULTURE ARE NATURAL, PROVISIONS OF NATURETO PREVENT FOULING OF ITS PLUMAGE ON UNCLEAN ' CARRION, THE BIRD'S FAVORITE. FOOD. t?l RV Mf a tmvte. IMC " ml Local Markets 8 16 Rail 89. B 39.7 33.0 22.7 39.7 30.2 31.2 18.5 16 utirs 49.6 49.1 47.0 23.1 60.8 4.0 44.7 21.6 68 Stkl. 62.5 62.6 68.0 38.8 82.5 55.7 60.1 84.8 Indu's 80.4 80.6 76.1 64.6 80.6 73.4 76.3 49.6 16 16 16 18 Ralls Iada's Dill's For. 94.3 104.0 101.8 71.4 94.1 - 103.9 101.0 71.3 91.2 103.5 101.8 71.1 85.3 ' 96.0 88.6 70.1 94.3 104.1 102.3 71.4 86.9 102.4 99.3 69.6 . 87.8 103.2 99.8 70.4 76.4 ' 82.1 84.5 66.5 International Nickel L T. ft T. Johns Manvills . 622 181 1271 38 671 1081 38 221 881 211 841 231 311 391 27 34 641 Hi 41 381 441 441 47 12 221 561 62 181 38 211 171 461 61 211 131 841 141 85 133 . 16 20J 71 171 421 19 631 119 531 Kennecott Con. Copper Llbbey-O-Ford . . Liggett ft Myers B Liquid Carbide i Lorlllard Tob. Co. Monty Ward Nash Motor , National Biscuit National Dairy Products National Distillers . New York Central .. , North American . Pacific Gas ft Electric Pacific Light Packard Motor . Park Utah Penn R. l , Phillips Petroleum Public Service New Jersey runman Co. , Radio Corp. Remington Rand Reyuolds Tob. B Sears Roebuck Shell Union Southern Pacific , Sperry Corp. Standard Brand Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey , Stewart Warner Studebaker Corp. Texw Corp. Trans-America Union Carbide . Union Pacific . United Airlinea , United Aircraft United Corp. United Gas Imp. U. 8. Industrial Alcohol . U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel We tlnghouse Electric , Woolworth, ..- Closing Curb Quotations Cities Service 51 Electric Bond & Share 171 Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Feb. 21 (P) (Us. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs, 16,000; un evenly 5-15c lower than Thurs day's average; top 310.50; bulk 160-250 lbs. .310.24-45; 250-825 lbs. 310.00-40; better grade 140- 170 lbs. mostly 310.00-36;. good medium weight sows, 39.50. Cattle, 3,500, calves 1,000 general trade dull, weak to 25c lower; , common and medium grades predominating in crop; most steers selling at 38.05 down to 36.75; week-end feeder de mand narrow, . depressing In fluence on lower grade killers; best ted steers 810.36 but 812.00 paid late Thursday for well fin ished heavies; all she stock again weak to unevenly lower; cutter cows selling at 35.00 down to HORIZONTAL. . Jv7Who is the well-known actor in the picture? 11 By way of. 12 Stage, play. . 15 Beer. 16 Pertaining to vines. 17 Major scale. IS Thick slice. 20 Deer. 21 Energy. 22 To scatter. 24 To sin. . . Answer to 26 Carmine. -parts. 28 South America.MS Fuel. 30 Ocean. CO God of love. 32 Short match. . '62 Licit. 35 Paid publicity. 53 Custom. 36 Expanded. 54 Gatelle, 37 Toward. 38 Butter lump. 39 Glacier block. 40 By. 41 To rent. 44 Doric trieie 55 Mature person, 66 Work of skill. 67 He was born in , 'England; E8 He now stars s ...... 1 Modern Actor ' ' . ILIUCIR-2I A -JgJO ft ll i5l-0lBO R ISflD U CMS otwe dUbIoiaIs TUpIe ITp "Lll ll 1 " "T rapf ll)CftEZlAtLM A 0 0 R El gQp A L K A L t iQlTDgjN IBANT5H I IUaTm p iTp g n GA L AJBDIa R liDllS JiBi Mi! LjDEoEHAfL AiJ gJLljF r i -1dBt0 r alQi aIritI i Islrli ieiriRlE i ri t irie. Ii a la T7rTsl E" 7 a a io H -ST V'lff 11 AS. 14 44 46 46 47 SO"' 6l SS2 55 ii 55" : 56 H 1 1 H I Hi l l I 34.00 and most beot oows $t.86 6.00; practical top weighty su ssge bulls 37.00; vealers 810.60 down. Sheep, 8,000; fat lambs open ing mostly steady; aged sheen and feeding lambs little changed but yearlings under pressure and as yet few sales; good to choice fed western lambs 30.75-10.00; bulk at outside to local packers; best held 310.18 and above! scattered slaughter ewes 14.00 6.25 according to kind. T CHICAGO, Feb. 21. (P) With a two-day holiday ahead, many wheat traders evened up accounts today, and prices averaged high er. Estimates placed new export business in Canadian at mors than 1,000,000 bushels. Bulls asserted the domestic carryover of old wheat this season Is apt to be of questionable quality, and even though a good crop Is raised there should be a demand for the first -run of It. Wheat closed uneven, H off to up compared with yester day's finish, May 984-7k, corn H- down. May 60-61, oats unchanged to H lower, and pro visions varying from 6 cents de cline to 25 tents advance. NEW YORK, Feb. 21. All domestic financial markets in the United States will bs elosed tomorrow, February 22, in observance of Washington's birthday. All livestock markets In this country will functfon as usual, as will all European and Canadian exchanges, with the ex ception of the stock and metal market in London, which are normally elosed on Saturday. SouthS. F. Livestock SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21. (UP) Hogs 900, direct 450. Fully 10o lower, bulk 140-235 lb. California butchers 311-76-11.80, latter top; odd lots 240 265 lb. averages 311.40; pack age 340 lb. heavies $10.26; packing sows . about steady, mainly $9-9.25. Cattle, 400. Slaughter steers mostly steady to weak; load me dium 1240 lb. Nevada steers and load 990 lb. Callfornias $7; four loads medium 965-1095 lb. Ne vada steers, $6.90; packages plain 800 lb. Idaho steers 36.25; hei fers scarce; cows mostly steady, part load medlam-good 890 lb. Idaho range cows $5.60, low eut teraniutters mainly $3.50-$4.50; few bulls $8 down. Calves 15. Little changed, odd lots common calves $3.60-4.60; few vealers $8, choice quoted to $9.60. ' Sheep, 400. Active. Lambs strong to 25c higher; eweB firm; two decks good 82 lb. California fed wooled lambs $10.85; deck medium choice 120 lb. Califor nia ewes $5, sorted 20 per cent $4. . : Sines Adam and Eve, every thing's been changing except love. It's the one thing yon can't legis late into newfangled' -ways. U. S. Representative Josh Lee, Okla homa. -J 'Previous rnzzle 9 Genus nf auks.; 10 Back. 1$ Knock. 14 Mongrel. 16 He is s ' actor. 19 He s over the radio. 23 Schemes. 25 Political poser. 27 To postpone. 29 Stir. 30 To undermine, 31 Ready. 33 Courtesy title. 34 Beverage. 40 Animals' skins 42 Therefore. ' 43 Indian mahogany. 45 'Enthusiasm. on the . "VERTICAL 2 Bad. 3 To subside, 4 Unprofessional. 46 To scatter. 5 Brink. 47 Chum. 6 Second-rate actor. 7 Personal enemy. (Existed. 48 To pierce with a horn, 49 Poker stake. 61 Sorrowful. . 53 Strife.