December 80, 1937
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
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Automotive
Business Opportunity
Educational
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financial
For Bala or Trada
Oanaral Notlcsa
Halp Wanlrd. Female
Halp Wantad. Male
Houeea (or Hoot
Livestock and Poultry
Loflt and '.round
allecollaneoue lor Rant
Miscellaneous lor Bala
Mlsoellaneoae Wantad -
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Paraonala
Real Estate tor Bala
Real Citata Wantad
Room and Board
Rooms (or Rant
.32
.20
.22
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Barrleaa
Bltuatlona Wanlad
To Exchange
.40
Transportation
4 Ganaral Noticat
Go By Motor Coach
VIA 1IKNO
Shortest Rnuto Lowest Farce
To Northwest Points
Ona
War
Round
Trip
Spokane $
1.20
$20.05
Boise, Ida. 10.00
Portland 5.90
Seattle 8.40
18.10
10.65
14.65
Busae Leave 13:41 Nonn
Mt. Hood Stages, Inc.
Greyhound Depot Phnna 999
1-20-mtf
WANTED Four hllth school
Klrls to room and hoard. 125
mnnthljr. Phona 3220. 1-5
YOUNG MAN would Ilka rlda to
l.os Angeles this week. Friday
or Saturday. Share expenses
References. C. E. Dennis, Phone
16115. 12-20
NEW YEAR'S FVE DANCE
Htldehrand Shuinaies Orches
tra. Tickets 50 cents, urango
sponsored, u-ai
FURS WANTED Highest prices
paid (or raw (nr. Parks Croc
ery. 2222 So. 5th. 1-10
STORAGE Furniture, house
hold foods, ate. Klamath Falls
Transfer ft Storage. 4th and
Klamath. Phona 1097. l-5mtf
LONG DISTANCE HAULING
Phona 1097. l-3mtf
News and
get results
Herald Want-Ads
Tramportation
DRIVINfl TO Alabama, Miss.. La.
return. '2ft heated aednn. Take
three passengers ahara expenses
Phone 193H-W. 12-21
10
Servicei
TRAINED NURSE Ratoa reason-
nhle. Phona 640W2. l-
GRACE WINKLER announces hor
new location with Ryte-Wny
Tnllors, 110 No. 8lh, Hopka
niilg. Dressmaking, hemstitch
Inn, alterations, rolinlng. Prices
reasonable Phone 3 00. 1-18
PAINTING, papering, kalsomln
Ing. Terms. Hnrry L. Brown
Phona 1092. 1-10
PAPERING. Painting and Kalso
mining. Wlntor prices. Trnnk
Mortonson. Phona 1182-J. '-11
CALL ART BENEDICT. 2384-W
Cleaning kitchens, woodwork
wall paper. Janitor. 1-1
FLOOR SANDING and roflnlsh
Ing. Clifford Goldon. Phone
168-W-3. l-29-mt(
FILMS Any 8-oxposnra roll rts
Tnloped and printed 26o. East
Side Pharmacy, 926 East Main
l-4mtf
BEE MRS. HARNEY (or alter
ations, conts lined, fur work,
Phona 2161-J. 2111 Darrow
1-7
BODENHAMKR SAW FILING
219 Unit Main. Phono 846-W,
All saws, tools, Inwnmowors,
eto, repnlrod. 1-14-mtf
CALL CITY TRANSFER for stor
age, orating, packing and niov
Ing. Also cnr-lond distribution
Phono 433. 820 Hprlng. 1-1
14 Help Wantad, Female
HOLIDAY SPECIALS Pormnn
ents, two for price one. Phona
809. m. Main Duality Shop
12-11
14 Halp Wantad, Female
WANTED Housekeeper In moth-
arloss home; two ainull chil
dren. Albert Mails, Merrill,
Oregon. 12-30
WANTED Housekeeper. Bleady
work. Call 1899-W alter 5:3".
13-30
WANTED Man on small farm,
close In; room, hoard and
small salary. A. N. Reels.
Phone I71I9J. 418
IB Situation! Wanted
WANTED Washing to do. 1800
Owens streot. 12-30
EXPERIENCED GIRL wis baa
housework. Can take complete
charga. 735 Commercial. 1-1
WOMAN WISHES housework In
motherless home. ' lloi 382,
News-Herald. 12-81
UNION WAITRESS or house
work. 303 Proscntt. 12-31
LADY, refined, experienced, would
consider housekeeping and man
aging of apartments for apt.
and wages, or hotel clerk. Tele
phone 1114, Apt. 1. 12-20
EXPERIENCED WOMAN wants
hour work. Phone 2135-J.
1-15
20
Room end Board
ROOM HOARD, reasonable, tor
two youn? men. 435 No. 2nd HI.
Phona 713-J. 1-1
ROOM AND HOARD 829 High.
1-8
22
Room tor Rent
BINGI.E housekeeping or sleep
ing rooms. 112 No. 5th. 1-5
FOR RENT Basement bedroom.
134 N. 3rd. 751-tf
ROOM 314 Washington Bt. 1-3
MIGHTY NICK ROOM, twin beds.
cooking permitted. 248 Uroad.
12-31
BLEEPING ROOM for gentleman.
110.00 month. 419 No. 10th.
4672-tf
ROOM FOR RENT In modern
home (or gontloman. Phone
828. 1-5
FOR RENT Housekeeping and
aloeplng room. Reasonable.
Phone U39J. 4400K
CLARKMONT, 228 No. 4th Bt
All outside modern rooms. Free
parking lot. 2-7
24 Apartments tor Rent
LARGE ONE-ROOM APT. Wood
walor and lights (urnlshed. 825
Commercial. 1-6
FURNISHED APARTMENT, 121
South Seventh. 3 0 2 4 1 f
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments. Weyerhaeuser district
Olenrourl Apia. 1-27
4-HOOM FURNISHED APART
MENT, close In. 707 Washing
ton. 12-20
VACANCY Rlvervlew Apis. At
tractive (urnlshed apt., every
modern convenience. 710 Lip
' plncott. 12-30
FURNISHED APT. Two rooms;
also stooping room. 803 Wash
Ington. 1-8-38
SMALL furnished apt. 333 So.
11th. 12-80
JACOBS APT8. Vacancy. 4ltf
APARTMENT for rent Alpha
Apis. Phone 800. 4 564lf
THE CASCADE APT. HOTEL.
330 So. Uth Bt. Phone 881.
Rooms with bath and complete.
ly equipped apartmanta by the
day, week or month. Freo gar
age. 1-12-raif
FURNISHED apartmenta (or 2 or
anuita. no pets. ia N. totn.
4881-tf
26
Housei (or Rent
FOR RENT 2-room modern fur
nlnhed house, garage. 2126
Rlehn. 1-1
FOR RENT Furnished house,
3 bedrooms, $50.00. Phone 203
nftnr 8 p. m. Phone 169. 1-8
4-ROOM MODERN unfurnished
house and one acre, Inquire
Parks Grocery. ' 1-J
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
three-room house. Reasonable.
Plensnnt View Tracts, Third
and llryant. 1-3
CLEAN 8-ROOM COTTAGE, fur
nlnhed. Adults, 18(4 Mnnran.
lta. 12-30
DOUR LB CARINS, private bath
hot water. Phone 1198-J. 1-7
PARTLY FURNISHED 4-ROOM
modern house. Call Altamnnt
Auto Camp. 13-31
8-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
Close In; no children. Applr
662 Broad. 12-30
4-ROOM MODERN HOU8B, com
pletely (urnlshed. 810 Doty,
12-30
8-ROOM PARTLY FURNISHED
modern house near Conger
school. P. O. Box 7S9. CHy,
12-81
28 Miscellaneous for Rent
ELECTROLUX cleaner, $1.00 per
tiny. Phone 930. 115 So. 7th
1-20
A FEW OFFICES atlll available
at low rontals In Hopka Build
Ing, corner 8th and Main. Ida
M. Odell. 1-1
30
Real Effete for Sale
BEAUTIFUL 2-REDROOM HOME
In Hot Springs on pavement.
100 dawn. Phona 404-R. 1-1
LARGE MODERN HOME, garage
and one acre, beyond city lim
its for lease or sale. Invaatl
gale this. H. J. Havldge Real
Estate, 1020 Main Btreet. 1-22
FOR BALE 73 acres, located on
highway, sorno Improvements,
about 66 acres Irrigated, 12
acros alfalfa. Price 83000.00.
Easy terms. A. J. Tracy. Phona
089. 000 So. ftlh St. 1-1
32 Real Eitate Wanted
WANTED TO LEASE Farm 260
to 600 acroa. Prefer brush
land. Write Box 877, News
llnrald. 1-3
34
Automotive
FOR BALE Equity In 1924
Ford four-door sedan, deluxe
model. Phone 216J2. 1-4
DEVAUX DELUXE SEDAN, '81
Original owner, original paint.
Fine condition throughout. An-
tl-freexe, etc. J 160. Apply
Karley Hotel. Clyde. 1-1
OOOD GOING DODGE SEDAN.
29-80 model, (or later coupe
with cash difference. 18 Main.
1-6
36 Miscellaneous For Sale
TWO-WHEEL TRAILER cheap.
133 Hneiaon. iz-su
WOOD Pine body, 58.00 cord
Phone 1608R. 12-30
COATS. 110.96, now 87.49. Jack
ots. 87.96. now $4.96. QUALITY
FROCK SHOP. 1136 Main.
12-20
CLEARANCE SALE Dresses.
35.96 and 14.96 12.95. Dress.
es. 13.96 and 32.96 11.95.
Dresses, 1.95 31.49. One
rack, 98c. QUALITY FROCK
SHOP, 1136 Main. 12-20
FOR SALE Baled hay at the
ranch or delivered. J. A. Thomp
son, Rt. 1. Box 892, Midland.
1-3
SKIRTS, 11.95, now 98c. Skirls
$2.96 and $3.96. now $2.00.
Robes. $8.95 and $6.95. now
$4.25 and $3.25. Robes, $1.95,
now $1.49. QUALITY FROCK
SHOP, 1136 Main. 12-30
PINE AND FIR WOOD
2114-W.
Phone
12-30
CHILDREN'S DRESSES $1.00.
$1.19 and $1.69 Now 89c and
98c. Smocks, $1.95, now $1.39
QUALITY FROCK SHOP, 1136
Mnln. 12-80
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES Best
American and English blood
Dsm of puppies sired by Im-
ported Red Buccaneer No.
228797. Sire of puppies by Im
ported Bulhsmstead Trace D'OR
No. 284410, he having two
champion brothers In England.
Field Trial Champion bred.
Males $35.00. Females $26.00.
John A. Perl, Medford, Ore,
R. R. No. 1, Box 466. 12-31
FOR REAL SILK, call 168W2
739-tf
WOOD FOR SALE Phone 1331.
1-2
WOOD FOR BALE Phone 1490
M. 1-21
FOR SALE Driveway cinders
and blockwood. Phone S37J1
12-81
MOHAWK STOVE OIL High
heat, low carbon. Dollrery serv
ice and metered receipt. Priced
right. Phone 2270. Calls taken
'til 9:00 p. m. 1-10
FOR SALE 14-months-old Dob
erman Plnscher pup. 129 N. 6th
Phone 158. 12-3
FOR SALE At sacrifice. 4-wheel
trailer house, good shape. Alta-
mont Auto Camp. 12-31
t RED with mattress and springs.
3271 No. 9th. 1-4
TWO 8-FOOT glass show cases,
$12.50 each. Ricky's Jewelry ft
Loan Co.. 622 Main. 13-30
MOVING? Call Klamath Falls
Transfer and Storage, 4th and
Klamath. Pbone 1097. 1-3-mtf
HANDMADE Drosses, Aprons,
Novelties and Pictures. La
Vlnna Dross Shop. 138 N. 4th.
1-4
WOOD FOR SALE Phone 1097
1-Smtt
FOR SALE Girl's bicycle. Phone
1619-W. 12-9
38
For Sale er Trade
SALE OR TRADE Dodge sedan
two-door electrio oven, like now
bread, ples,.onkes, meats; gas
engine, 6 h.p., good, late model;
saxophone, banjo, electric hair
clippers, 6 exceptional barber
rainra, 8 overcoats, 88-40. 16
Main. 1-6
40
To Exchange
TO TRADE Good salmon outfit
(or shotgun. 2441 Garden.
12-30
WILL TRADE late model 16 Rem
Pump or late model 80-80 rifle
for late model 260-8000 Snvnge,
Hox 922. Herald.
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
WANTED Room and board In
private family by elderly gen
tleman; heat In room preferred
P. O. Box 386, City. 12-81
WANTED TO BUY Weaned
calves. Pbone 461 W4. 483 2tf
BOTTLES NOW BOUGHT Main
Street Bottle Exchange. 1406
Main. 1-5
42 MUeellaneoirt Wanted
HIGHEST PRICES paid (or used
furniture and atores. OK Sec
ond Hand Store, 820 Klamatb.
Phone 991. 1-8-mtf
44 Livestock and Poultry
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Rt. 2.
Box 710. l-a
FOR SALE Geese (or New Year's
dinner. Phone 670-J. Lewis
Farms. 12-31
SUPERIOR BABY CHICKS (or
1938. Hanson and Hollywood
atralns 9c. Pullets 20c. Rocks,
Rods, New Hampshlres 10c. All
new modern equipment. Great
er llvablllty, vitality and su
perior appearance of chicks.
Catalogue (ree. Jenks Hatch
ery, Tangent, Oregon.
MAW-1-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE, BARRED
ROCK and R. I. RED cblcks
hatching every week, Magulre
Electrio Hatchery, 2416 N. E.
Oregon "St., Portland, Oregon.
1-9-mtf
WANTED Brood sow, (arrow
soon. Rt. 2. Box 613. 12-30
46
Financial
LOW RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
and
REFINANCING
Quick, Dependable, Safe
No Co-8lgnera No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let us finance your new or used
car purchase.
Motor Investment Co.
License M-104
114 No. 7th Pb. 882
1-9-mtf
48 Business Opportunities
FOR SALE Sacrifice modern
grocery, butcher shop and foun
tain. Excellent location. A
money-maker. Terms to respon
sible psrty. As little as $1200
will handle. Investigate now.
Phone 243. 12-30
Legal Noticea
CATTLE BALE
At Willows Courthouse, De
cember 30, 1987.
Sealed Bids.
Ona and two year old steers
somo three.
One and two year old heifers
some three.
Cows.
35 calves.
436 head In all.
See them at the F. J. King es
tate Fruto, Calif.
17 miles west of Willows.
Calif, from December 27th to
30th.
F. A. KING, Executor.
H. D. 24-27-28-29-30-31612
NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO SELL
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
(S40.000) BONDS OF AXI BY
THE ENTERPRISE IRRIGA
TION DISTRICT OF KLAM
ATH COUNTY. OREGON, AND
INVITING BIDS THEREFOR.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed proposals will be re
ceived by the Board of Dlrectora
of the Enterprise Irrigation Dis
trict, a municipal corporation, at
the office of auch Enterprise
Irrigation District, sltuatod with
in the boundaries ot the District,
In Klamatb County, Oregon, until
the hour ot 1 o'clock, p. m., on
the 17th day ot January, 1938.
for the purchase ot an issue of
bonds ot said Enterprise Irriga
tion District In the amount of
$40,000.
Said bonds will be negotiable
coupon bonds, will be register
able as to botb principal and In
terest at the office of the County
Treasurer of Klamatb County,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, at the
option of the holder, will each be
designated "Irrigation Bonds, Ser
ies 1937," will ba dated aa ot
January 1, 1937, will be in the
denomination of $1,000 each,
will be numbered consecutively
from 1 to 40, both Inclusive, will
mature aerially In numerical or
der at the rate of $1,000 on the
1st day of January in each of the
yeara 1941 to 1964, botb inclu
sive, and $2,000 on the 1st day
of January in each of the years
i55 to 1967, both Inclusive will
bear Interest at the rate ot four
per cent (4) per annum pay
able semi-annually on July 1 and
January 1 In each year until ma
turity, and will be payable aa to
botb principal and Interest at the
office ot the Treasurer of the En
terprise Irrigation District, Klam
ath Falls, Oregon.
These bonds are Issued by vir-
tuo ot a majority vote of the legal
voters of the Enterprise Irrigation
District voting at an election duly
called and hold on the 4th day ot
October, 1037, and 'by virtue ot
a resolution of the Board of Di
rectors of said District duly adopt
ed on the lltb day of October,
1937, and pursuant to the Con
stitution and Laws of the State of
Oregon, Including Chapter 5, Title
48 of the Oregon Code of 1930 as
amended and supplemented.
Each bid, except when made by
the state of Oregon or the United
States of America, or agenciea or
Instrumentalities thereof, must be
aocompanled by a certified check
In the amount ot five per cent
(6) of the bid payable to the
order of the Enterprise Irrigation
District. Checks of unsuccessful
bidders will be returned upon
the awarding of the bonds and
the check of the successful bid
der will be retained to be applied
toward payment for the bonds or
(or the security of the Enterprise
Irrigation District In case ot bid
der's default.
AH bids must be In writing and
must not be for lesa than ninety
per sent (90) ot the faoe value
Bend Plots Spud Promotion
FUNDS t
BY SWIALL TAX
E
BEND, Ore., Dee. $0 The
Central Oregon Potato council
has launched an enlarged pro
motional program.
Flans call tor the growera to
bask an extensive advertising
campaign by newspapers, person
al contact and radio designed to
keep the vl r t u e of Deschutes
Gems before the consumers of
Oregon first, and then those out
side the state, says Gus Hagg
lund, DeHcbutea county agent.
Cooperation of business men in
Redmond and Bend ta being
sought to gain aupport in com
bining potato promotion with ad
vertising the recreational facili
ties of central Oregon.
Small potato recipe books are
to be printed and placed In every
sack of U. S. No. 1 potatoes, the
booklets to be arranged to leave
a place for the local dealer to
add his name. Feature exhibits
ot Deschutes and Crook county
potatoes at the Pacific Interna
tional are to be continued, it is
decided.
The potato caravan to Port
land used In the past two yeara
will be continued, with a return
Invitation for Portlandera to visit
the potato growing districts.
Market investigations are to be
made throughout Oregon and
possibly In Seattle. The cam
paign la to be financed by con
tributions of cent per sack
on U. S. No. 2 and V cent per
sack on U. S. No. 1 potatoes.
Officials of the council are
Kenneth Dulling, Lone Pine;
Uruce Balfour, Powell Butte; W.
J. Hall and Harvey Mustard,
Terrebone; J. W. Scbrunk, James
Underwood, H. A. Helmbolts and
n. L. Fleck, Redmond; Hoyt
Rubow, Pleasant Ridge; J. T.
Hoofset. Eastern Star, and R.
T. Jackson, Cloverdale.
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO. Dec. 80 (AP-USDA)
Hogs: 10 to 26c lower than
Wednesday's average; top $8.40;
good and choice 150-200 lb. av
erages $8.16-35; 210-240 lb.
$7.70-8.20; nothing done on
heavier weights; sows steady to
16c lower; most early aalea
$6.25-75.
Cattle: 5000; ealves 1000
trade extremely dull; steer sales
25c lower than Wednesday and
more than 50c down compared
with 1 a a t Monday; all grades
and weights under pressure; few
loads steers $6.50-8.25; sprink
ling $8.75-9.50; heifera weak to
26c lower; beef cows ateady to
weak; cutters about steady: bulls
and vealers strong and active
weighty bulla up to $7.00; se
lected vealers to $12.
Sheep: 14,000; fat lambs very
slow, indications around 25c
lower; now talking $8.25-50;
medium lambs held $8.75 and
above; nothing done on year
lings; Indications ateady on
sheep.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON. Deo. 10 (AP-USDA)
The undertone of the Boston
wool market today waa (airly
firm despite slow trade. While
difficult to aecure more than
25c to 75c scoured basts for 12-
months Texas wools some holders
were refusing to sell further
quantities at prices within this
range. Eight-months Texas wools
were being Quoted at 67c to 70c
scoured basts, some sales having
been closed recently at 85e to
67c. Greasy (all Texas wools
were being quoted mostly at 60c
scoured basis and slightly above,
Legal Noticea
of the bonds. Bids will be opened
Immediately after the final hour
hereinabove set forth for sub
mlttlng bids at the office of the
Enterprise Irrigation District In
Klamath County, Oregon, In said
District.
The Enterprise Irrigation Dis
trict reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and to readvertlse
the sale of said bonds It the bids
are not satisfactory.
The successful bidder will be
furnished with the opinion of A.
W. Bchaupp, Esq.., Attorney at
Law, Rooms 3, 4 and 6, U. S. Na
tional Bank Building, Klamatb
Falls, Oregon, that the bonds are
binding and legal general obliga
tions of the Enterprise Irrigation
District of Klamath County, Ore
gon.
BY ORDER ot the Board ot Di
rectors of the Enterprise Irriga
tion District this Seventh day of
December, 1937,
ENTERPRISE IRRIGATION
DISTRICT,
By BURRELL SHORT,
President, Director
By O. J. HILYARD,
Director,
By I. J. DIXON,
Secretary, Director.
Attest:
I. J. DIXON, Secretary.
H D 15-S3-&0; J 8-13 No. 107
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Portland
Produce
PORTLAND. Dec. 30 UP) But
ter, prints, A grade, 26c lb. in
nnrrhment wranolngs. 36c lb. in
cartons: B rrade 34-341C lb. In
parchment wrappers, 34-ioc id. iu
cartona.
Butterfat (Portland delivery
buying price), A grade, 34i-35c
lb., country stations, A grade.
32i-33c lb.; B grade, zc less; s.
grade, 6c leas.
Ekes, buying price by whole
salers: Extras, 24c; Standards,
21c: firsts 21c: medium extraa,
20c: medium firsts. 15c: small
extraa 15c; nndergradea, 15c dos.
Cheese. Oregon triplets, 18c;
Oregon loaf. 18c. Brokers will
pay to below quotations.
Country meats, selling price to
retailers: Country killed nogs,
best butchers, under 160 lbs. 11-
12c: vealers. 14-14ic; llgnt ana
thin, 9-12c; heavy, 9-10c lb.; can
ner cows 6-7c; cutters, 71-8Sc;
bolls 9-91c lb.; lambs, 16-16c;
ewes 4-7c lb.
Live poultry, buying price:
Leghorn broilers li to 2 lbs., 19
20o lb.: colored springs, 1 to 81
lbs., 18-19o lb.; over 3) lbs. 18
19c lb.; Leghorn hens, over 3)
lbs., 13-14o lb.; under 31 lbs. 11-
12c lb.; colored hens, 4 to 5 lbs.,
17-18 lb.; over E lbs., 17-18o lb.;
No. 2 grade le less.
Turkeys, selling price: Dressed
No. 1 hens, 2 4-2 6c lb.: No. 1 toms.
22-240.
Potatoes. Yakima Gems, $1.05;
locals, $1-1.05 cental; Deschutes,
$1.00-1.20.
Wool, 1937, nominal; Willam
ette Valley, medium, 23c lb.;
coarse and braids, 23c; fall lamb
wool, 18o lb.: eastern Oregon,
fine nominal.
Onions, new crop Yakimas 70-
75c. 60s; Oregon, $2.25 per
cental.
Hay, selling price to retailers:
Alfalfa No. 1. 818-18.50 ton;
oat-vetch, $14-14.50; clover, 112
ton; timothy, eastern Oregon
unquoted. Ditto valley, $15 ton.,
Portland.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Dec. 80 P) War
materials stocks again furnished
most of the buying ammunition
for today's stock market.
With Indications an army and
navy expansion program will be
inaugurated In the coming year,
selected steels, alrcrafts and spe
cialties which may benefit ny
defense spending pushed up as
much as two or more points at the
best.
Dealings were slow throughout,
however, and profit realising re
duced extreme advances in tne
closing hour.
Trading forces, on the whole,
moved carefully In view of the
opening ot congress Monday ana
doubts aa to Just what the presi
dent will say in his message to
the law-makers.
Reports that Secretary Ickes
in a speech scheduled tor delivery
this evening, would emulate As
sistant Attorney General Jackson
in a further denunciation of "big
business," also tended to cool
speculative ardor, brokers said.
. The forthcoming New Year's
reoess Saturday accentuated the
"look-before-you-leap " policy ot
boardroom customers.
The 5-hour turnover approxi
mated 900,000 shares.
Today's closing quotations:
Air Reduction 501
Allied Chemical ft Dye 164
Allied Stores .. 7
American Can 701
American ft For. Power .. 81
American Power ft Light 63
American Rad. A Steel ..... 12
American Roll. Mills 171
American Smelt ft Ret. 461
A. T. ft T 1441
American Tob. B 62
American Water Wks. 11
Anaconda Copper . 291
Armour 111 61
Atchison T. ft 8. F, .... 171
Bait, ft Ohio . 10
Barnsdall 131
Bendlx Aviation 11
Bethlehem Steel 68
Boeing Air - HI
It IS IS 60
Inrna Ralls Utll's 8tks.
61.1 19.4 82 8 43.8
60. 1 19.2 11.8 42.7
63.7 21.8 $4.2 46.8
95.4 88.6 61.1 70.0
101.8 49.6 E4.0 76.3
67.7 19.0 81. 41.7
99.8 43. S 63.7 72.8
73.4 30.2 43.4 56.7
Associated t'reae
20 10 10 10
Rails Indu't Utll's For.
71.6 95.5 0.7 65.1
71.1 96.8 90.6 65.0
72.2 96.8 92.8 66.0
98.2 104.2 102.8 73.0
99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7
70.2 95.6 90.1 64.2
98.2 104.4 103.1 73.0
16.9 101.1 99.1 87.6
Budd Mfg.
41
191
U
7
71
16
47
141
61
333
48
8
7
U
22
81
591
3i
381
114
16
111
411
30
- 301
17
211
61
91
101
64
441
311
61
80
California Pack,
Callahan Z-L
Calumet Hec .
Canadian Paciflo
Case (J. I.)
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese
Certain-Teed
Cbes. ft Ohio .
Chrysler .
Col. Gaa ft Electric
Commercial Solvent .
Com'wlth ft Sou
Consolidated Edison .
Consolidated Oil
Corn Products .
Curtisa Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Du Pont ft De N
Electric Auto Light
Electric Power ft Light .
Erie R. R.
General Electric
General Fooda .
General Motora .
Goodyear Tires
Gr. No. Pf.
Hudson Motor
Illinois Central
Insp. Copper
International Harvester
International Nickel
Int. Paper ft P. Pf.
I. T. ft T
Johns Manvlile
Kennecott Con. Cop.
Llb-O-Ford i...
Liggett-Myers B
351
141
881
Loew'a
45
Monty Ward
Nash Kelvinator .
311
91
171
20i
71
National Biscuit
National Distillers
National Power ft Light
N. Y. Central
17
North America .
191
101
Northern Pacific .
Packard ....
J. C. Penney
41
631
211
Penn R. R. .
Phillips Pet.
39
Pressed Steel Car
Pub. Service N. J.
Pullman .. .
. 81
321
801
Radio
6
Rem. Rand.
Rep. Steel
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union ....
131
16
55
161
Carload Potato Shipments
from Klamath Basin
Month H 8eason 1937-88 Season 1936-87
V Dec to Season Dec. to Season
Dee. Dally Date to Date Dally Date to Data
I 10 30 1806 38 33 3038
t sl 53 1339 36 69 3072
i 30 81 1869 48 117 3120
S3 115 1901 38 165 8161
6 10 125 1911 52 207 1210
ll Hi" 1934 15 222 8226
1 sl sl 1970 29 261 8254
t 19 20l 1989 18 287 3290
9 10 223 2009 39 326 8329
10 17 U0 2026 35 361 3864
II Sl 271 2067 30 891 8394
12 14 285 2071 36 427 8430
18 27 ill 2098 10 437 3440
14 1 S3 2122 20 457 8460
15 Sl 387 2163 17 474 1477
16 47 414 2200 13 487 8490
17 il 457 2243 - 18 603 3608
18 29 ii 2272 U 517 8520
19 15 601 228T li 630 8588
JO il til 2320 12 643 S645
21 22 566 2342- 23 565 3668
jl- il 680 2366 27 692 369S
11 IS 605 2391 39 831 8684
34 " il 619 2405 il 682 166S
36 X 618 1406 XX 662 1665
jl X 619 2406 il 679 2681
37 ll 646 1431 16 696 38
IS- 11 687 1453 40 736 1731
ll-" 80 697 1483 49 784 1787
1 iT 841 2144
31 ' 46 8M JO
Month shipments by truck 45 31 !
Compiled from official records
State Federal Inspector Rosa Aubrey
So. Calif. Edison
Southern Paciflo
Standard Brands
St. Oil Csllrnrnii
It
in
71
181
46i
41
It
191
101
U
74
11
71
161
3
10,
134
64
71
141
91
t5
St. Oil N. J
Studebaker ..
Superior Oil .......
Texas Corp.
Tlmken Det. Axle ...
Trans-America
Union Carbide ..
Union Paciflo
United Airlines .4.
United Aircraft
United Corporation .
United Gas Imp. .
U. S. Rubber
U. 8. 8teel
Walworth
Western Union
White Motor
Woolworth ...............
Closing Curb Quotations i
Cities Service 1
Electric Bond ft Share ..... 8 1
CHICAGO, Dec. 80 (Pi In
light trade, Chicago wheat prlcea
swung Indecisively today with a
range of about a cent a bushel.
A steady tone prevailed ta
wheat during late dealings after
reports ot fair export business In
United States wheat. Approxi
mately 350,000 bushels of domes
tic hard winter wheat was esti
mated to have been taken today
for shipment to European contin
ental countries with 250,000
bushels of Canadian wheat bought
for Great Britain.
Export purchases ot United
Statea corn were placed at 400,
000 to 600.000 bushels.
At the close, Chicago wheat
futures were unchanged to c off
compared with yeaterday'a finish.
May 90-901, July 841-841, corn
1-lc advanced. May 611-611, July
61 and oats unchanged.
South S. F.
Livestock
SO. SAN FRANCISCO, Deo. It
(AP-USDA) Hogs: 260; batch
ers fully 10c higher; top $9.1S
225 lb. average $9; 126-165 lb.
weights and package medium 190
lb. $8.85; aowa quoted $6.76
7.00. Cattle: 100; all olaasea la
light supply, active; fully steady
at week's uneven 16-60c advance
on steers, cowa and heifers; me
dium 1060 lb. slaughter ateeri
$8.60-7.50; fed steers quoted
around $8; lot 856 lb. heiferettea
$6.60; beef cowa $5.65-75; me
dium 1000 lb. Oregon range cowa
$6.60; low cutters and cuttera
$3.25-4.60; quoted $5.60 down.
Calves, none; vealers $9.00
11.00. Sheep: None; market nomin
ally ateady; good 76-90 lb.
wooled lambs $8.50-9.00; wooled
slaughter ewes quoted $4.00 or
slightly above.
by the county agent' office,
and Tba News-Herald.