I March 7, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Apartments (or Rent .24
Aulomotlvn ....34
nuatnoaa Opportunities ... 48
Educational 1 1
Financial 4 0
ror Dale or Trade 8
General Notlcoa 4
Help Wanted, Female .... H
Help Wantod, Male ........... 1
Houses tor Kent 20
l.tvrstock and rcmliry 4 4
l.oat and Found .. 3
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Mlacellanenua (or Bale ......36
Mlacellaneotia Wantod 4
Personals 4
Real Relate for Rale .. So
neal F.atate Wanted -...S3
rtooni anil Hoard 30
Rooms (or (lent .......... 3 1
Services 10
Situations Wanted IS
To Exchange - 40
Tranannrtntlon 8
lost and Found
Identity of party who
took ring from Kern
Hotel la known. I( re
turnrd at once, no ques
tion!. LOST Itoll beddlnit between
Klamath Palla and Mar'a atore
on Mrrlll hlshway. Itnward.
Tom Thorn, Halaler Garage.
S-S
General Notice
Go By Motor Coach
VIA UEND
Bhorteat Route Lowest Farea
To Northwoat 1'olnU
One Round
Way Trip
Spokane $11.20 $20.05
Boise. Ida. 10.00 18.10
Portland 5.90 10.65
Seattle 8.40 14.65
DiiMna I.onve 1 :00 P. M,
Mt. Hood Stages, Inc
Greyhound Depot Phone 399
3-30-mt(
INTERSTATE MOVING Klnnv
ath Falls Tram, and Storage.
4-4 mil
LONO DISTANCE HAULING
Phone 10117. 4-4-mlf
Transportation
LOCAL AND LONO DISTANCE
HAULING. Insured camera.
Lntosl type equipment for large
or small lobs. O. K. Transfer
Co.. 422 Mnln. Phone 87. 3-7
10 Sorvices
MATTRESSES REBUILT $2.60.
ono day aorvlco, first class up
holstory, complete line of latest
mntorlula. Carlson Mattress
and Upholstering Co., 1206
Muln, phone 731. 3-21
Mo LINIMENT gives permanent
rollcf (or ociema, piles, Inflnm'
matory rhoumatlsm, skin dls-
eaao, Prlco 1.60 bottle No
aamplos, Address P. I. McNully
67 E. 6, Eugono, Ore. . 3-20
BENEDICT 2364-W. Cleaning
kitchens, woodwork, wallpaper.
Janitor. 8-13
FLOOR BANDING and roflnlshlng,
Clifford Golden. Phono 1 68 W3,
3-31-nilf
HEMSTITCHING Btittona, Mrs,
Murray with J. C. Penney Co.
3-16
FOR CARPENTER and repnlr
work, call 2S-W-8. Uoasonnbla
chnrgos. 3-11
ATTENTION Throe up-to-date
(loor sandern In tho rental de
partment. Patterson Paint
Store, 230 Mnln. 3-23
FILMS Any 8-expnsure roil de
veloped and prlntod, 26c. Rust
Side Plinrmncy, 926 East Main.
3-2fimtf
DRESSMAKING, Alterations, Re
modeling. Mrs. London, 023
Mnln, over Swansea's Barber
Shop. 8-10
MOTHER McDANIELS Mntornlty
Convalescent Home. Mnternlty
oases $36 (or 10 days.' 1940
Orehnrcl, Phono 241. 8-10
BODENHAMER SAW FILING
219 East Mnln, Phone 846-W.
All saws, tools, lawnmowors, eto.
repaired, 8-14-mtf
PAINTING, wall denning, kalso
mliilng. TorniB. Hurry L, Brown.
Phone 1092, 8-13
Service!
HEWINO Alteratlona, coala re-
Hum!, Mra. Harney, Phone
21b 1-J. 3111 barrow. 4-8
QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER
We will do your hauling or
moving (or loaa. (80 So. 6th
I'hone 3.10S. 3-11
12
Educational
improve youn piano play
INI) with MIRACLE SERIES
Nullonnlly endorsed by leading
planlBla aa the bast. Teachers
Mrs. Eugene Fulton, 1330 Mon
Clulre HI. Mrs. William Long
1013 Donald flt. If
14 Help Wanted, Female
EXPERIENCED woman wanted
for housework and cooking on
ranch. Box 3164, News-Herald
8-7
WANTED Housekeeper, between
31 and 40. Must drive car. f 1
month, Itt. 2, Ho (18. 8-8
WANTKD Woman under thirty
gonoral houanwork, modern
homo of Morrill. Give reference.
Nfwa. Herald Box 2433. 3.8
H'P Wanted,
MAN AND WIFK To run local
Coffee AKenry. Earnlnga up to
4340 In a month. Now Ford
Sedan given producers as bonus
I send complote outfit. You
don't risk a penny. Details (re
Write ZANOL. 1(01 Poplar,
Oakland. Cel.
IB
Situationi Wanted
JUNIOR SALESMAN wishes work
Will consider anything. Refer
ences. Iloi 3438, News-Herald
8-7
WANTKD General housework
Notify Mm 331b, News-lleruld
8-7
YOUNl) LADY with three veers
experience bookkeeping and
stenography wants work. Can
funilnh references. News-IIor
aid not 3608. 3-5
20
Room and Board
ROOMS or room and board.
N. 6th.
335
31
HOARD and bed and washing,
1.16.00 month. 33(3 So. 6th
3-13
ROOM and board.
Washing Included.
Ran.
reasonable.
324 Mlehl
8-7
22
Roomi lor Rant
FOR RKNT llnusnkeeplng room
olose In. 1143 Pine. 3-6
BO"ARD ROOM-Tlvate shower,
steam heat. 733 Klamath Ave.
4 3
UOARD AND ROOM 1404 Klam
ath. 1640-tf
ROOM FOR TWO. Phone 161S-J.
5-10
SLEEPING ROOM with heater.
Close In. 303 Washington. 3-11
CLAREMONT, 228 No. 4th St. All
outside modern rooms. Froe
parking lot. 4.7
NICE warm bedroom. 134 N. 3rd
1583-tf
ROOM FOR RENT
Ington St.
814 Wash
1823-tf
24 Apartments lor Rent
SMALL TWO -ROOM furnished
apartment. 813 Pine. 3-10
FURNISHED APARTMENT (or 2
or 4 adults. Wood, Hunts and
wator. 419 N. 10th. 4-6
FOR RENT Apartment.
Mnrket.
446
2689
APARTMENT FOR RENT
Court View Hotel. 3-3
FURNISHED
11th.
APT. 833
South
8-8
FURNISHED 3 rooms, bath, steam
noat, refrigeration. 121 80. 7th
3-11
VACANCY K. D. Apia., Main and
Broad. 3.9
MODERN DOUBLE COTTAGES
Garages, $5 week. Phone 1196J.
8-7
THE CASCADE APT. HOTEL
-JO so. iitb St., phone 886
Rooms with bath and comnlcto.
ly equipped apartments by the
day, weok or month. Froo gir
age. 3-12-mtt
APARTMENT for rent - Alpha
Apts. Phone 800. 4 6 6 4 If
26 Houtai lor Rant
- - - is-e-y-ar-s-uxjua-ei
FOR LEASE Now B-room house,
furnace, basement, now furni
ture contrnct $125.00. 911 Pros
pect. 3.7
FOR RENT Furnished lour-
room iinitHO, ono bedroom, $35.
1 nature 2348 Garden. 3.7
30
Real Estate lor Sal
FOR SALE By owner, fi-room
modern homo, double gaiago,
oloso In, good condition, in
qiilro May King Studio, phone
362. 3-11
PLEASANT HOME TRACTS
Ideal soli, city wnter nnd lights.
$10 down. No pnymonla for
threo months l( you build this
spring. See Christ Huck, Jr., Rt
E. Gray Roal Estate office, 111
So. 4th. 4-1
FOR SALE Going rooming
bouso, Goo, Dudley. 8-7
160 ACRE stocked, Irrigated dairy
rarm, pari rroo wnter, Modern
homo, mrnr schools, Paved high
way. Small down payment; easy
tornis. Lostor Throckmorton,
Eagle Point 3-9
10
30 Real Eitat for Sal
AO Acres
Good potato
Terms.
. Well Improved
ground. $8400,
IM) Arm Dry land on high
way, well Improved, 8800 will
handle.
1 H Acres Ideally located, on
highway. Consider trad on
bouse.
Four-room house Partly fur-
nlshed. $2350. Terms.
J. E. Whitlatch
3009 Darrow Phone 824J
8-8
A Real Home
It's brand new, haa five large
rooms, bssement, alr-condltloned
furnace, hardwood floors, flre-
plsce, on pavement with all liens
paid. Price $5460 on reason
able terms. It will be a plessure
to show you this One home.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
Since 1909
114 N. 9th Phone 66
8-7
For Quick Sale
One acre of fine land on South
ath street, with new and mod.
em five-room house. Laundry
room, porch, cooler room, wood
ahed and garage. The house It
plastered and haa aplendld con
creta foundation. Trice Is $3500
with some terms.
WALTON & WRIGHT
419 Main St. Phona 1144
8-7
VERY ATTRACTIVE completely
modern two-bod room home,
large living room, nook, full
basement, shrubs, trees. One
block from school on pavement
Phone 404-R. 8-9
LEWIS TRACTS 1 mile east of
city on Shssta Way. Excellent
location, rine aon, irrigation.
Small down payment. Small
monthly payments. Interest In
cluded. Mrs. H. V. Lewis, own
er, Rl. 3. Box 195, Shastaway
Road. Phone 16J3. 3-8
32
Real Estate Wanted
WANTED TO BUY Lot (or real
denro, prefer Hot Springs. Pbone
291. 3-7
34
Automotive
A BUY FOR SOMEBODY! Must
sell equity In 1936 Bulck "40"
sedan. In first class condition
See Gerald Psacbal at Snyder
Motor Shop. 3-8
WILL TRADE equity In Naah
Lafayette for clear car. 1313
Lookout after TP. m,
WILL TRADE my equity In 1935
Ford Deluxe Coupe (or Model A
coupe or roadster. 1801 Wor-
den. 8-7
FOR SALE 1937 Panel Ford de
livery. Good condition. 702
Main. 1373-tf
36 Miscellaneous For Sat
OUR DWELLING HOUSE (Ire In
surance rate In Klamath Falls,
Ore., Is 60c por $100 for 3 years.
Compare this with what you are
paying and yon will see that It Is
at least 25 less. Othor classes
of buildings In proportion. Why
don't you Investigate Oregon
Mutual Fire Insurance.
Geo. J. Walton, Agent
419 Main St. Phone 1144
4-2
I BUY USED PIANOS (or cash.
tune and recondition and sell,
adding only value of work, and
on terms $5 down, $5 month.
Louis R. Mann, tuner at Derby's,
117 So. 7th. 3-9
Marble Front Refrigerated
Meat Case $60.00
8olld Oak Buffet 10.00
Charter Oak Heater and
stove board ....... 15.50
Incubator .. 6.00
Ice Box 4.50
9x12 Axmlnster Rug 6.60
PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE
3-10
HOMEMADE VIOLINS FOR SALE
Bows rohnlred, violins repair
ed. Violin maker. Tennefoss,
921 Owens. 3-26
INDEPENDENT STOVE OIL 60
gallons or more at plant 7o per
gallon, delivered In city' 80 per
gallon. Terms cash. Peyton ft
Co. Phone 636. 8-18-mtf
FOR SALE Bedroom suite, stu
dio couch, Frlgldnlre, Electro
lux cleaner. 1626 Sargent. 3-7
NEW, large roomy davenport and
cnair. Homespun cover, $46.96.
Whllo they Inst. Terms. Lucas
Furniture company, 195 East
Main. 3-8
WITH every Montag Wood and
Coal Range from $69.00 tip,
FREE 82-ploce dinner set, 18
glasses, three rtlfforon. sixes,
sugar and creamer. Lucas Fur
niture company, 195 East Main
St. 4-4
FIBER INSULATING BOARD
$36 per thousand, delivered.
F. R. HniiKor, 616 Market St.
Phono 1568. "Building material
for loss." 8-23
BICYCLES New and used.
Poole's Bicycle Store. 3-22
AIRPLANE modols,
Poole'a Bl-8-15
cyclo Store.
GRAY CINDERS (or driveway.
prions ssji. 8-15
"MONEY TO LOAN"
On guns, radios, suits, diamonds,
watches. We Buy Old Gold.
Maury's, Corner 9th and Klamath
3-21
FOR SALE CHEAP Two Indies'
winter coats, slz 42. Phone
1342-W. 3-7
34
Automotive
SPECIAL for MARCH
$3.25
In early aprlng we all appreciate getting out on
the highway for an afternoon, and we appreciate
It more when our car Is In perfect condition.
During this month we are offering these specials:
Steam clean chassis
Wah ear
Vacuum inside
Complete check chart lubrica
tion Remove front wheeli, wash
bearinqt, repack and ad
just wheel bearings
Repack rear ipring coven
ALL
FOR
Marshall Cornett Co.
Automobile Clinic
36 Miscellaneous lor Sale
FOR SALE Young Jersey milk
cow; also nearly new Deluxe
Road Master bicycle. A. Y. Stev
ens, Rt. 1, Box 658, Altamont
3-7
DAISY AIR GUNS Poole's Bl
cycle Store. 3-22
FOR SALE Good used coal
brooder, Box 712, Summer
lane. 3-8
WOOD FOR 8 ALE. Phone 2398
3-11
UNREDEEMED ELGIN Watches
$4.50 up. Ricky s Jewelry and
Loan Co.. 622 Main. 3-9
FOR SALE Two coal brooder
stoves. A. Otto, Spring Lake.
8-7
NEPTUNE OUTBOARD MOTORS
Poole's Bicycle Store 3-22
MOVING? Call Klamath Falls
Transfer and Storage, 4!h and
Klamath. Phone 1097. 4-4-mt(
FOR SALE Good electric range
$25.00. Slightly nsed pressure
cooker. Potatoes (or seed or eat
ing. 40c per 100 lbs. Phone
28-W-3. 3-8
MOHAWK FIRST GRADE STOVE
OIL Delivered, 100 gal., 81c.
60 gals. 9c. Phone 3370. 3-6
AUTO OWNERS
WE REPAIR radiators, generat
ors, starters, magnetos and Ig
nition systems. Modern meth
ods and equipment. ANDER
SON AUTO ELECTRIC, 633
Walnut. 3-31
BEST GRADE OF STOVE OIL
100 gallons, 81 cents, delivered.
60 gallons, 1 cents delivered.
At plant, 71 cents gallon. OIL
CITY, South Sixth St. Phone
'2197. 3-31
SLAB WOOD Dry 16" slabs
$2.50. dry 16" edgings $1.50.
Price Is (or wood at our yard.
One cord or more per load. You
haul It In your truck or trailer.
915 Market St. Phone 535. Pey
ton & Co. 4-3
EVENTUALLY you'll use 70
Octane gasoline. Why not now?
32c gallon. Oil City, South Sixth
street. 3-1 4
CHEMULT HOTEL Try a clean
place to eat In Chemult, Hotel
rates $1.00 and up. 3-7
SEASONED BODY FIR All
lengths. Phone 845-J. 8-12
38
For Sal or Trade
FOR SALE OR TRADE (or house
In town, 6-roora. modern house
and Improved 1 acre. Summers
Lane, third house across rail
road. 3-10
40
To Exchange
TO TRADE Home on California
coast for acreage In Klamath
Falls vicinity. Rt. 1, Box 610A,
Altamont. 8-12
FOR TRADE Small Jersey
hoirer, to freshen In April or a
little later, (or sow and pigs.
Also 2 2-months-old bull calves,
trade for 3 weaner pigs. Pbone
651-W-4. 8-7
42
Miscellaneous Wanted
HIGHEST PRICES PAID (or used
furniture and stoves. OK Sec
ond Hnnd Store, 820 Klamath.
Phone 991. 3-31-mtf
WANTKD AT ONCE Four thou
sand seal rats. Parka Grocery,
2222 So. (th. 3-19
WANT TO RENT In Klamath ba
sin, potato tarm, fully equipped.
Sharo basis. C. E. Bohanan,
1140 B. St., Eureka, Calif. 3-7
44 Livestock and Poultry
8UPER QUALITY CHICKS
White Leghorns, Hollywood
and Hanson strains. Big hens,
big eggs from high record, heavy
production hons with podlgreetl
over 300 egg cockorols. R. 1.
Rods, Barred Rocks, New Ilnnip
shlrcs, White Rocks, Wynn
dottes and Huff Orpingtons.
Peteraimo hatched, vitality-plus
chicks from 100 blood tostod
stock. Send (or catalog and
further Information, or order
now from this ad. Low prices
and prompt shipments. Magulre
Electrlo Hatchery, 2415 N. E.
Oregon 8t., Portland, Oregon.
4-4-nitt
FOR SALE Gentle work horse,
wagon with rack, set all-leather
harness, collars, halters, extra
pair 28 ft, linos. All perfect
condition. V, R. Stalllngs, one
, mile east Tulelak" 3-9
Check battery, fill with d!-
tillod water
Clean battery connections
Tighten water hose connec
tions Set fan belt to proper tension
Give motor complete check
with motor analyzer.
$3.25
724-734 Klam. Ave.
8-10
44 Livestock and Poultry
CHICKS, Hanson strain Leghorns
J. Lamble of B C. Barred
Rocks. McRoy R. I. Reds, and
Christy New Hampshlres. We
guarantee to be all high grade
chicks from old hens, blood
tested and culled down to scl'
entlflc points for body weight,
vitality, livablllty and perfect
layers. Sexed pulleta 98 per
cent guaranteeed. Send for free
catalogue. TALENT HATCH
ERY, quarter mile south of
Talent. Oregon. 3-12
FOR SALE Work horse, 1700
lbs., about 9 years old. J. H.
Phlppe, Midland. 3-9
SAVE ON GUARANTEED BABY
CHICKS Increase your poul
try profits. Start a (lock with
guaranteed healthy chicks from
blood-tested flocks. Inquire -t
Montgomery Ward ft Co. 4-30
$3.25 PER 100
Postage paid for day old White
Leghorn cockerela from large,
tested Legborn bens. Will make
splendid fryers at low cost. Send
money In full with order. Prompt
shipment guaranteed. Fred H.
Cockell, Milwaukle, Oregon. 3-31
46
Financial
LOW RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
and
REFINANCING
Quick, Dependable, Safe
No Co-Signers No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let us finance your new or nsed
car purchase.
Motor Investment Co.
License M-104
114 No. 7th Ph. 882
S-9-mtf
48 Business Opportunities
FOR SALE Ballou's general
store at Ft. Klamath, Ore. Will
sell stock or complete with
building. 3-31
Legal Notices
NOTICE OP FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby srlven that the
undersigned, Administrator - de-bonls-non
of the Estate of Edna
Adama chambers. Deceased, haa
filed In the Circuit Court ot the
State of Oregon for Klamath
County the Final Account of his
administration of said Estate, and
tnat the court has appointed
Aio-rch 23rd, 1938, at the hour
of ten o'clock A. M. as the time,
and the Court Room of said Court
as the place for the hearing and
settlement of said Account-
Dated: February 21. 1938.
R. I. Sloan, Adminlstrator-de-bonls-non
of the Estate of
Edna Adams Chambers, De
ceased. H-F 21-28: M 7-14-21. No. 81
Application For Registration of
.Milk Container Brand In the State
of Oregon
February 26. 1988
To the Secretary of State
0( the State of Oregon,
Salem, Oregon:
The Raymond Dairy Products
Co., whose place of business Is
467 Spring Street, city of Klam
ath Falls, county of Klamath,
state of Oregon, engaged in the
business of bottling, selling or
distributing of milk products In
branded containers within the
state of Oregon, hnve adopted the
following described BRAND, to
wit: Raymond Dairy Products
Co.; R. D. P. Co.; Raymond
Dairy: Raymond Dairy Products:
a facsimile of which Is marked
Exhibit A." hereto attached,
such BRAND to be placed upon
any bottle, can, carton, crate, or
other container used In the ordin
ary commercial distribution of
milk, cream, skimmed milk, or
compound milk drinks 'or other
dairy products by plnclng such
brand upon such container either
by printing, engraving, bloylng,
cutting, carving, embossing,. Im
pressing, or In nny other manner
annexing or attaching the same;
and request that such BRAND be
filed In the office of the secretary
ot state of tho state of Oregon
In accordance with the provision
nf section 41-4002, Oregon code
1930.
RAYMOND DAIRY
PRODUCTS CO.
E. M. Raymond,
President;
R. W. Patterson, ,
Soc.-Treas.j
Glenn J, Roselle,
Manager.
H P 28; M 7-14 No. 36.
Legal Notice
NOTICE i.vvin.Na BIDS
Notice Is hereby given by the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
that sealed blda will be received
by the undersigned Police Judge
of the said city op to and Includ
ing 6:00 p. m. March 16th, 1938
for the construction of a bridge
across the U. 8. R. 8. canal In the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
where North Eleventh Street
crosses sakl canal. The bridge Is
described aa follows:
Eleventh Street Bridge: A
series of reinforced concrete con
tinuous deck girder spans constat
ing of one, forty foot; two, fifty
foot and one, forty foot spans to
gether with reinforced concrete
deck girder approach spans, the
entire bridge having a length of
two hundred seventy one feet, a
roadway width of thirty six feet
and two concrete walks fir feet
wide.
Proposals muat be submitted on
the blank forms attached to the
specifications and enclosed In a
sealed wrapper bearing the acrtp
tlon "Proposal to Construct
Eleventh Street Bridge." Each
proposal must be accompanied by
a Bidder's Bond or Certified Check
on some reliable bank for five per
cent of the aggregate bid.
Plans and specifications may
be Inspected at the office of the
undersigned Police Judge or may
be obtained by Intending bidden
upon a deposit of ten dollars
($10.00), which amount will be
refunded upon return of aald
plans and specifications In good
condition, if accompanied by a
proposal.
Persons, firms or eorporatl-ns
within the County of Kla $ 1
and State of Oregon subml. .
bids upon this subject shall be
granted a i preferential In the
considering of the bids. Bids will
be opened In the council chamber
at 7:40 p. m. March 16, 1938.
The city reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, March 4th, 1938.
OTTO H. LANGSLET.
Police Judge.
City of Klamath Falls, Ore.
H. M. 6-7-8-9 No. 41
NOTICE OF HALE OP
REAL PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
IN PROBATE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF ANNA M. SHAFER,
DECEASED:
NOTICE Is hereby given that
on Tuesday, March 29, 1938, C.
A. Shafer, administrator of the
above entitled estate, will sell at
private sale the following de
scribed property, to-wit:
Lots 1, 2, $ and 11, In Block
8, North Bly, Klamath County,
Oregon, according to the duly
recorded plat thereof.
to M. M. Cllne and Mary Cllne his
wife upon the following terms
to-wit: Three thousand and fifty
and no100 Dollars cash, pins
the equity of the purchasers In
Lot 11 ot Block 8 Altamont Halt
Acre Tracts. Klamath County,
Oregon. This notice Is published
pursuant to order of the Honor
able Edward B. Ashttrst. Judge
ot the above entitled Court, made
and entered February 28, 1938
the first publication thereof to be
made on February 28, 1938, and
the last publication thereof to be
made on March 28th, 1938, in the
Evening Herald, a dally news
paper, published and circulated In
Klamath County. Oregon.
C. A. SHAFER,
Administrator ot the estate of
Anna M. Shafer, deceased.
H. F 28; M 7-14-21-28 No. 87.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH,
IN PROBATE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF ANNA M. SHAFER,
DECEASED.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the
above entitled estate and all per
sons having claims against the
same shall present the same duly
verified in the manner required
by law to the undersigned at 627
Main Street. Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of
this notice.
C. A. SHAFER.
Administrator of the estate of
Anna M. Shafer, deceased
H, F 28; M 7-14-21-28 No. 38
SO. S. F. LIVESTOCK
SO. SAN FRANCISCO. March 7
(AP-USDA) Hogs 350, Including
130 direct. Butchers fully 10
higher: top $9.75 on two loads
202-237 lb. California grain-feds;
one load Oregon butchers unsold:
packing sows absent, quoted 10
higher; good sows salable around
$7.75.
Cattle 850, Including 90 direct.
Steers slow account sharply higher
asking prices; several early sales
around 25 higher than last week's
run upturn; load medium to good
1035 lb. fed steers $8.50: several
loads steers held higher; two loads
medium light northern California
$7.35, part load medium to good
fed heifers held above $7.25; beef
cows very scarce, scattered sales
sharply higher; load good young
cows Including (ew heifers $6.80;
few common cows $5.75; low
grade cows active, strong at re
cent sharp advance; few low cut
ters and cutters $4.00-5.00, tleehy
dairy cows $5.85-60 freely; bulls
scarce, odd head plain to medinm
$5.00-60. Calves 25. Truck-load
vealera arrived late, nothing done;
choice quoted possibly to $11.00.
Sheep 2200. Lambs opened
around 40-50 higher; early bulk
good around 85-90 fed wooled
lambs $9.35; one deck good to
choice recently shorn Oregon
lambs $9.00; S doubles California
and Idaho lambs unsold; older
classes absent, slaughter ewes
quoted around $4.50 down.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, March 1 (Jt) A
general retreat got under way in
today's stock market, with leaders
falling back fractions to more
than 3 points.
While dealings were rather
quiet throughout, volume picked
up a bit from recent cessions.
Transfers approximated 700,000
aharea.
Brokers found news, market
wise, no more disheartening than
In the past several weeks. In
fact, there were occasional Items
more pleasing than otherwise, but
these only served as bnoylng fac
tors In Isolated cases.
Some selling for March 15 In
come tax payments was apparent,
but the fact was again stressed
that "Important" offerings ot
stocks was absent.
Most potential buyers, at the
same time, were content to stand
aside pending disposition ot tax
revision legislation on which
Wall street sentiment at the mo
ment Is none too cheerful.
Today's closing prices:
Air Reduction . 54)
Allied Chemical ft Dye . 165
Allied Stores
71
851
31
41
121
181
471
134
67
91
101
51
341
81
161
121
551
27
51
U
81
61
86
451
15
71
341
61
71
8
II
21
641
41
381
1161
171
91
31
381
311
S3
21
211
71
10
121
64
49
80
T
741
861
831
82
461
331
91
American Can
American ft For. Power
American Power ft Light
American Rad. ft St.
American Roll. Mills ,., .
American Smelt, ft Ref,
A. T. ft T. .,
American Tob. B ,,,
American Water Works
Anaconda Copper
Armour 111.
Atchison T. ft 8. P.
Bait, ft Ohio
Barnsdall ,
Bendlx Aviation
Bethlehem steel
Boeing Air
Budd Mfg.
Callahan Z-L
Calnmet Hee
Canadian Faclflo
Case (J. I.)
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese .
Certain-Teed ,
Ches. ft Ohio .
Chrysler
Col. Gas ft Electric
Commercial Solvent ,, ,
Com'wlth & Sou.
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Oil
Corn Products
Cnrtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Du Pont ft De N.
Electric Auto Light
Electric Power ft Light .
Erie R. R.
General Electric , .
General Foods .
General Motors ,
Goodyear Tires .
Or. No. Rt. Pf.
Hudson Motor
III. Central .
Insp. Copper
International Harvester
International Nickel
Int. Paper ft P. Pf.
I. T. ft T.
Johns Manvllle
Kennecott Con. Cop.
Llb-O-Ford
LIg-Myers B
Loew'a
Monty Ward
Naah Kelvinator
Carload Potato Shipments
from Klamath Basin
Day of 1
Month a!2a- Season 1936-87
Mar. to Season Mar. to Season
March Dally Dale to Date Dally Date to Date
I 22 21 4525 13 13 5441
l 27 49 4652 13 26 5465
T 39. 78 4581 S 32 5461
T 19 97 4600 IS 45 5474
T 65 153 4655 T '. 63 5482
88 181 4688 18 66 5495
7 3 69 5498
I 19 85 . 5514
9 26 104 5633
10 " 24 129 6558
11 24 153 5582
TT 16 177 5606
lT 28 205 5634
14 17 222 5651
15 25 247 6676
IT" 80 277 (706
17 29 306 6735 "
H 31 337 6764
IF" 21 358 5787
sT" 20 378 5807 "
31 1 372 6808
22 18 897 5826
28 " 15 412 5841
84 18 428 6867 "
25 ZZZZ- 17 446 5874
26 18 463 6892 '
27 18 481 5910 '
28 ' T 484 6811
29 20 604 6931
80 20 524 6951
81 18 642 S971 .
Month shipments by truck 48 590 6019
Compiled from official records by the oounty agent's office,
State Federal Inspector Ross Aubrey and The News-Herald.
Truck shipments (or February,
o'f all ahlpmenti for that month
February, 1987.
181
21
61
16
181
111
41
67
201
37
81
801
30
61
131
181
59
141
2U
171
8
81
491
61
2J
291
Hi
101
741
741
. 71
23
21
10
29
621
71
341
10
43
penn R. R.
Phillips Pet.
Pressed Steel Car
Pub. Service N. J.
Pullman -....-...
Radio ....'......
Rem. Rand, ......
Rep. Steel .
Sears Roebuck ...
Shell Union
80. California Edison
Southern Pacific .....
Standard Brands
Standard Oil of California-
Standard Oil N. J. ..
Studebaker ...
Superior Oil .... .
Texas Corporation ,,, , . . ,
Tlmken Det Axle
Trans-America .
Union Carbide ..
Union Pacific ...... .
United Airlines .. ..
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Gas Imp.
U. S. Rubber
U. 8. Steel .
Walworth .-.......
Western Union ...,
White Motor
Woolworth ... ...
Closing Curb Quotations:
Cities Service . 1
Electric Bond ft Share 71
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, March 7 (AP
USDA) Hogs 15,000 Including
4000 direct; unevenly 10-25O
higher than Friday's average;
top $10.00, highest since last
October; bulk good and choice
170-260 lbs. $9.70-90; 270-360
lbs. $9.60-70; medium to good
140-160 lbs. $9.26-75; good med
ium weight and heavy packing
sows $8.25-65; butcher kinds to
$8.75.
Cattle 12,000; calves 1500;
steers strong with last week'a
best time; early top $10.00; sev
eral loads $9.00-76; bulk selling
at $7.60-9.00; heifers 10-1 6c
higher; bulls sharing this ad
vance; cows scarce and firm;
vealera 60c lower at $10.00-50
on choice shipper kinds; light
vealera $7.00-9.00 with throw
outs at $5.00-6.00; stocker and
feeder trade fairly broad at
$8.25 down; practical top weighty
sausage bulls $7.00.
Sheep 8000; fat lambs open
ing fully 15-25c higher, ship
pers active; bids and limited
number early sales $9.35-50;
two doubles choice lambs $9.60
to shippers; deck merely good
wooled skins $9.00.
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO, March 7 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes 161; on track 348; total
U. S. shipments Saturday . 972,
Sunday 67; old stock, Idaho Rus
sets steady, demand good, north
ern stock about steady, demand
light, supplies liberal; sacked
per cwt., Idaho Russet Bur
banks U. S. No. 1, $1.85-1.40;
Colorado Red McClures U. S. No.
1, $1.50; North Dakota Bliss Tri
umphs 90 per cent U. S. No. 1.
and hetter $1.00-1.05; cobblers
90 per cent U. S. No. 1 and better
$1,021-1.05.
1988, totaled 48 carloads. Total
was 698, compared with 612 for
,
National Biscuit .......
National Distillers
National Power ft Light
N. Y. Central .......
North American ......
Northern Pactflo
Packard .....
J. C. Penney ...