October 14, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Good Farm Yield Predicted
HARVESTING 0
F
OREGON CHOPS
NEARLY
POItTI.AND, Oct. 14 (AP)
With linrvnaihiK vtrtiiiilly com
pleted, Reiiernlly Kond ylelila ware
predicted (nr Oreson today In
the crop report by the federal
burnuil ( agricultural economic.
liny mill fund inulu aupplles
warn nliiinilnnt, with a bImhIiibo
In III western section offset by
a eiirplua In a a t a r n tJreK'in.
With tho I'lceptlnn of nppli'ii,
trull crops were ahovo average.
Market coiul 1 1 liinn ciintliiuiiil poor
fur aofl frulta and thara wna con
aldornhlo nliiiniliiiiinuiit because of
Ilia luw prlcua,
Tha report Inoliidml:
WHEAT The abova average
nrop eatlmated at 10.6JU.000
buahala, tha larsaat alnra 1090.
Hprlnk" wheal wna ant at 7,J,
OHO buibi'la mid wlntnr whnnt at
13.100.U0U. Blocks on farma av
urulinl about 0,101.000 buahala,
nbuut Iba annio as Inal ynur bill
a million buahala mora thnn Ihu
aviirufu.
OATH Tha seven-million bush,
nl production wna about thraa
million buahala Inaa thnn a year
alto. Th " full aown crop did
fairly wall, hut aprlus" aown aced
tailed becauae of tha dry euin
mnr. Tha heat ylnlda wnra In
tha northeaatcrn ecctor.
II A It I. IS Y Production ot
3.400.000 buahala waa about 115.
000 buahala batter than tha 10
'year averaco but about 700,000
le a than laat year's record out
put. POTATOKS Thn natlnmln ot
11.21111,000 buahnla represented a
decline ot 1.006.000 from tha
1937 bumper crop. Tha output,
however, waa well above tha 10
y.'nr average) ot l.KOG.OnO bush
ols. Tha Wllliimoila vallay crop
probably will bn poor hecnuae ot
the lark of aummiir rnln.
HAY The production ot all
varlntlea waa 1.726.000 tona, a
decline of par rent from tha
10-ynar averne. Alfnlfn. clover,
timothy and wild hay ylnlda were
well above tho avernga, but (rain
and other vnrlatloa of hay pro
duced less than average cropa.
Thar waa conaldorabla movement
ot auppllne from aaatern Oregon
to tho Wlllamotln valley and
coaatal sections, l'naturca had to
bo supplemented In tho waat.
South S. F.
Livestock
BO. PAN FRANCI8CO. Oct. 14
f AP-UHDA) Hogs 26: nomlnnlly
steady; odd hand 156 lb. light
llKtita 8.60; 170-326 lb. butch
ra quoted around 18.70-8.80;
package 292 lb. packing aowa
14.60.
Cnltlo SO; practically all direct,
lioldovera 66. Market nominally
ateady; about olio load plain to
medium grass steera avnllnble,
proapRcla these will ba held until
Monday; medium to good grass
and ahortfad stoora quoted 10.60
to 18.00; package weighty grasa
helfera 16.65; fow common range
cowa 14.26; good young cuwa
quoted up to 16.76: cutter grado
cowa 13.60-4.00; modlum bulla
allglhto up to 10.00. Calvea 40,
all direct; nominal, (iood to choice
yen I or quotod III. 00-10. 00.
Sheep, none; nominnl; medium
to Rood wnoled lamba quoted
17. 28-7. 75; modltim-polt fat owna
aaloahlo 1.1.26 down,
In ancient Egypt iiirgoom had
a way ot hitting their patlenta
on the hand In tho proper apot
mid roiiilorliig thorn unconscious
from tho blow. Thn operation
wna complalod whlto tho pntlont
whs In this condition.
Mahatma Gandhi, who now
wcurn only a loin cloth and sheet ,
wun ono of tho bent dressed men
In nchool when ho waa a law
student In London.
Grand
Opening
Dance
Legion Hall
(Completely Redecorated)
Sat. Oct. IS
Baldy's
Band
Pin .
Van Thome'i
Inimitable Vornla
pins
Marie Sewell
Klnmnth'a Own Sweetheart
of Hwlng.
Coma and enjoy nn evonlng
of fine entertainment and
(Inuring with a flno band
and a congenial crowd.
Stock Market
Quotations
NKW YOltK. Oct. 14 (Pi
llnavy profit Inking hulluil reennt
ly buoyant slock innrkul Indus
trials loiluy, but utilities bounded
over thla bnrrlnr to now high
ground for tho paat yonr.
Tho nnwa, generally, was atlll
an Inspiring Influeuro for recov
ery conllngnnls and coiifldnncn,
nllhoUKh Iho fni't tho market had
risen rcillt III liounly for in'iro liinn
two weeks, wllh only two slight
Interruptions, tnnded to mnko
speculative forces a hit nervous.
Trndtng apeeded up aufflclenlly
In the forenoon to put the ticker'
lapn behind nil two occaaloua.
While there were subsequent alow
downa, transfers approximated
1,000,000 aharea.
Btenla and mnlnra bore the
brunt or offerings. Hovnrnl chnm
Irula olio weskvned. Oils warn
aguln Inillffnront. Alrrrnfla usual
ly kept their lieada abova wntnr.
Bonda were uneven, aa warn
commodltlea.
Ctoalng qunlatlona:
Adama Kxpresa 15,
Air Iteductlon - 001
Alaska Junanu 01
Al Cham & Dye ..... 192
Allied Htorna 12
American Can 104J
Am Kng Tllo Dt
Am Tor l'owor it
Am Power & Light ....... ... 0)
Am Had Kin Han 1KJ
Am Holl Mill. Hi
Am Kuiclt & Kef 6 6 J
Am Tel A Tel 14111
Am Tob "II" s:i,
Am Water Worke . 121
Am Zinc L ft 8 M
Anaconda 4J
Armour III 0
Atchlaon 39 i
Auburn Auto 31
llnrnadnll jug
Holt & Ohio - ki
Hendlx Avla . 211
Meth Klcol :ii
Hoeing Alrp 2fiJ
Ilorden ........ 17
llorga-Wnrnor .. ... 31!
lliidd Mfg 6,
t.'allf Packing Jdj
Calluhan 7, L 1
('nluinet lino jo
Canadian Pnclflo c
Caae (J 1) 97
Cat Trnrtor 66 J
Celulinae 281
Cert-Teed a 4
Chen & Ohio 344
Chryaler kj
Col (las & Kl ... 81
Com'l Holvonts ...... 101
Conim'nd'lth & Sou 1J
Conaol Aircraft jg
CoiiboI Kdleun 31 J
Conaol Oil 8
Cont'l Can ,. 4 6
Corn Producta 69!
Crown Znllorbach 13
Curtlaa Wright 6
Dupont do N It.'ij
Doug Aircraft j. 63 J
Kanlman Kodak 4....... 1781
HI Pow & Lt 121
Krlii It lt
tlehiirul Kloclrlc
ii
47
(Inneral Koods 37)
(Inn Una & 101 "A" 1
tiniiornl Motors ... 60
.... Hi
311
2:il
.... 8 J
.... 60
.... 91
.... 1 4
1K1
.... Oil
... 64
.... 44
.... 10
.... lloj
.... 4 91
.... f.71
.... Kiuj
.... 64 J
.... 41
.... 201
.... 631
10
. 241
.... 28 I
.... 14a;
.... 264
.... M
N V Central 201
WHEAT CLOSES
ON HILLY NOTE
(llllellu
tloodynnr Tiro
(it Nnr Ity pfd
llei'knr I'rod
Holland Kuiiinco ...
Hudson Motors
Illinois Contrul
limp Copper
lilt llurvonlor ........
hit Nl( k C1111
1 11 1 Pap & P I'M ...
lilt Tol & Tel ........
Johns Manvllla
Knnnernit
Lib O ford ,
Llgg Myere "H"
Loew's
Long-Hell "A"
Lorlllnrd P
Montgomery Ward
Nush-Kulv
Nul'l lllscult
Nat'l Cash
Nnt'l Hairy I'rod ..,
Nat'l Dint
Nat'l Pow A Lt
CIIICAflO, Oct. 14 (P) Lnto
sotbackn of wheut values hero led
lo frail lonul net losses at times
but rallies ensuod at Ilia lust.
A dearth of follow-up buying
on advuncea waa responsible for
Iho Into downturns. Weakness of
Liverpool closing quotations
counted also as a weight on tho
market here.
At the close, Chicago wheat fu
tures were unrhanped lo 1 cent
higher, Her. 061-66), May H.
corn le off lo c up, Hoc. 441-441.
May 48, and oate unchanged to
lc higher.
Norlh Amer Co
Northern Paclfio
Ohio Oil
Olla (ileal
Pno Amer flab.
l'uc Uas & Kl ........
Packard Motor
Penney (J C)
Peiinu It It
24i
121
HI
II
71
DUa
41
841
211
Phelps Dodgo 4 4
381
91
321
341
7J
17
231
Item Itnnd 101
hlllllia Pet
Pressed Hteol Car .
Pub 8vc N J
Piilltuan
Itndlo
Hayonlor
Iluyonlnr pfd
Itepubllo Htoel ....
iteynolds Tob "B"
Itlchfleld Oil
Safeway Stores
19J
441
71
171
Seurs Itoobuck 781
Khali Union ........ 141
Hocouy Vacuum . 131
Hon ( nl Kdiaon 241
Southern Pacific 21
Slanilurd llrunds 7
Standard Uas A El 4)
Stund Oil Calif 201
Stand Oil Ind - 29
Stand Oil N ) 62)
Stuno A Webster 121
Studebukvr -. 8
Sunshine Mining Ill
Hup OH 31
Tesus Corp 4 2
Truss tiulf Sulphur 341
Tidewater Asso Oil 131
Tlmkon Holl Hearing 63
Truus-Aiiierlca
Union Carbldo
Union Oil Calif
Union l'uclflc
United Aircraft
United Alrlluoa
I'nltud Corporation .
United Krult
L'n 1 1 oil (ins Imp
U 8 Indust Alcohol
10
889
2011
ii
301
91
-aj
g;h
111
271
Chicago
Livestock
C'HICAOO. Oct. 14 (AP-USDA)
Hogs 12.000 Including 4600 di
rect; moatly 16-26C lower than
Thiiraday'a average; top 17.70;
hulk good and cholro 200-270 ins.
17.50-7.66; 170-190 lbs. largely
17.25-7.46; 140-100 lbs., 17.00 to
17.26; good light and medium
weight packing bows 17.00-7.26;
boavlea 10.76.7.00.
Cnltlo 1000: Culves 600; fed
stoers and yearlings In limited
supply; choice and prime kinds
absent: tew loads 19.00-10.60;
sprinkling native grassors al
17. 00-8.26; very few heifers In
run; mostly odd lota natlvea at
16.00-7.60; few bead ted heifers
19.75 and belter; fat cows alow,
weak; cutter grades active; most
cutters 14.00-6.25.
Sheep 7000 Including 3000 di
rect; fat lamba alow, ateady to 10c
or more lower; natlvea 18.00 to
18.10; good westerns 17.90-8.00;
best held above 18.16; choice 97
lbs. yearlings 16.76; sheep firm,
native ewes mostly 13.00; a fow
13.25; cholco westerns 13.40 and
13.50 sparingly.
Some species of spiders build
In colonics, with several webs,
united by common lines. En
tangled prey belongs to the first
apldcr to reach lt.
Among the accommodatlona of
tho liner Queen Mary are kennels
of every alze to accommodate
every sort ot dog.
II K tlllbber 66
U S Rubber pfd 100J
U 8 Steel . 631
Vnniidliim ..........u. 221
Wulworth . 98
Warner Pictures -t . 61
Westorn Union .. .. . 29 J
Wesllnghouso 1191
While Motor 13 J
Wnolworth 48
MTK (DAMS
Acclaimed by Europe's Famed Designers!
Priced almost as low as the lowest!
I iV-aWl I Z MODELS AT.cri.7 - a
x- -
t'My weik daraaadj a coaslant
aaaiohlag tor graalar b4uty adl
alagaDM. That la paibapa Ika
inks Iha Sludabakac with lla
Ihereughbiad appvaraaoa ap
paala la aa oiaaUy."
R. Balbai. Managlna Dlrccrot
"I raairal at Iha tuparb ooeol
tail ol tha naw 8ludabaltar tn
taiiota. Raymond Loawy haa
raada Iham haraonlaa baauu
lullv wtth hta unlqua aitarlor da
alsa," Sufann Uatiot
CTYLED by Raymond loewyi ace designer
" of the Broadway Limited ; ; : famed visu
list of New York's 1939 World's Fairl The
masnificent Dtvr Studebakef Commanders
and Presidents for 1939 sre so far in front
they make all other cars look dated!
But see for yourself! See why these great
new Studcbakcrs have been acclaimed by
Europe's best design authorities as a tri
umpli of keen, vigorous lines, deep-bedded
comfort, s hundred and one points of
luxury finish!
And imagine it cars of Studcbnkcc pros
tige and performance built by Studcbakcr
master craftsmen at prices that challenge
the lowest!
Try Studobakcr's new steering wheel gear
shift lever it's standard equipment! See the
new 10-point "Climatiier" the new, sim
ptified automatic gas-saving overdrive
they're optional at small added cost. Low
down payment easy C. I. T. terms.
51 '3,V,
l"Tlui Bw Smdobakur U lbj
eloMsl approAch to pHxrtlon I
hav yt nu In a motor oar. 11
la aa funtrtlonally baautihil aa
ttaibl la th Louti."
1k J
y It truly gratUylnff to ona'i
loatlnola for good laita to thla
naw Sludebakar, It la an aohiaTe
maot ol which lla dattgnax may
JualiUably ba proud."
c&iUot SPeiKt
rictia Ocibtt
Mcculloch motor co.
rORTLAND, Oct. 14 (AP)
Reports from 121 mills showed
laat week's new business of 61,
904,000 hoard feet of lumber was
5 per cent less than tha previous
week, the Western Pino associa
tion said today.
Shipments of CO, 17(1,000 feet
and production of so, 015, 000 feet
represented slight gains. Orders,
shipments and production were
slightly less last week than the
corresponding period of 1337.
To dale, shipments were re
porled 17 per cent lesB than a
year ago. The docllno In orders
for the year was more than 327,
000,000 board feet.
f lllClOO POTATOKS
CHICAGO. Oct. 14 (AP-U8DA)
Potatoes: 09, on track 312, total
(J. 8. shipments 631; supplies
moderate, demand very slow; of
ferings from all sections for best
quality stock, market about
steady; for fair condition and
stock showing decay and break
down, market weak; sacked per
cwt. Idoho Itusset Burbanka U.
8. No. 1, very few sales; good
quality and condition 11 40-45;
fair quality and condition no
sales recorded; Colorado Red Mo
Clurcs U. 8. No. 1, car J1.40;
car showing some decay spotted
sacks 11.25.
ItOHTO.V WOOfc
BOSTON, Oct. 14 (AP-USDA)
fluyors (oday continued to show
an Intorest In domestic wools nt
prices thut prevailed earlier In
tha week but they were reluctant
to pay further advances that some
houses had made In asking prices.
Oood French combing lengths
fine territory wools In original
hags worn quite firm at 67 to 08,
scoured basis, and some sales
wera being closed at this price
level. Houses asking 70 cents,
scoured basis, found demand very
unlet. Combing I and i hlood
bright fleece wools wore receiving
soma domand at 30 to 32 cents,
In the grease, but those wools
were not quite as active as last
week.
At one time tne tea plant was
grown experimentally In South
Carolina, but It did not become
profitublo because the labor cost
there was much higher than In
the Orient.
Imitation amber can he made
from celluloid and Canadian bal
sam, but neither of these sub
stances will become electrified by
friction, as will amber.
Tbe Pueblo Indiana make bread
as thin as tissue paper. It Is
made by frying a very thin blue
corn meal batter on a tint rock
and folding up the bread when
done.
COUGIISJICKIE
Huskiness Due to Colds
Tormented with throat huskiness. dry
ness, coughs due to colds? Let a Vlcks
Cough Drop dissolve naturally In your
mouth. It bathes tender throat tissues
with medication for 12 to 15 minutes,
and comforting relief comes fast. Vlcks
are really medicated . . . medicated
with the throat-soothing Ingredients
of Vlcks VapoRub . . . famous tor re
lieving discomforts due to colds. -
MEOICATBD
V1CKS COUGH DROPS
Turkey Dinner
Sat., Oct. 15th
Serving 11:30 to 7
Vegetable Soup
Waldorf Salad
Roast Young Turkey
Whipped Potatoes
Cream Gravy
Buttered Green Peas
Cranberry Sauce
Hot Butter Rolls
Hot Mine Pie
Coffee Tea Milk
The SWAN
Confectionery
Opposite Courthouse
Just received another ship
ment of Miss Haylor's ln-
osual Chocolates and Whit
man's Samplers Chocolates.
TliA iinlVAfM h.i on ..llmnlarf
radius of 3000 million light-years.
A light-year Is equal to 6,8110,
000,000,000 miles.
In Japan tbe silkworm fur
nlHlirs wholo or partial livelihood
for at least 18,000,000 people.
Tha Culllnan diamond, ralu4
at $750,000, one was sent from
Africa to London by ordinary
roglstorad mall.
A grasshopper ean Jump about
one hundred times Its own length.
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room bawneS song- r, feath.
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It must be the way
SNOW FLAKE
Sodas are baked
-they make other
foods so tempting
0 W4 - -:
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JfW f ALWAYS SERVE Ifj? f"
a'& CRISP snow klfcill iM it
Jggr & flakes with 1!??!--.!
B&SmnJ. 1 ""' 3 CHEESE 'SNACKS ! VW"T!S!T! l.L.i Ai Jtfc-. ,
LUNCHES are "made" with tasty Snow Flakes.
Dainty, appetizing, tantalizing, they make important
dishes of soups and salads.
DINNERS demand a plate of tempting, oven
fresh Snow Flakes always on the table, for they
step up appetite and point up the flavors of almost
every dish in every course.
PARTIES perk up when you serve Snow Flakes
with appetizers, tea, salads, or cheese. Their extra
shortening makes them so delicate and flaky that
they melt in your mouth.
SNACK S become feasts with Snow Flakes. At
any hour, with anything, they are so satisfying, so
wholesome, so easily digested.
For sconomy, ft! the two -pound "family" ilza.
If!
SOUPS GAIN FLAVOR
when served with dainty, oven-freah
Snow Flakes They are specially
baked with a delicate salty tang that
brings out the full goodness of other
foods.
THOSE AFTER SCHOOL APPETITES
are quickly and easily satisfied with Snow
Flakes. Tween meals, any time, let the
children fill up otr tender, easily digested
Snow Flakes with milk, peanut butter,
jam, and cheese.
tm asr
National
Osmiiif
Bakery
. Fraik ft
401 S. 6th St.
Phone 680
flouts 40o
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