The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 21, 1939, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextOctober 21, 1089 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN END OF ARMY NEAR ST BROWS George W. Mrlnlyre, generiil chairman of thn Riilvuilnn Army campaign for fundi, ntiununcoil today that tho ranipwlgn In pro ceeding aatlfnoliii'lly, mid Hut workers ere nim.tlitg with cordial cooperation- 1 1 i ilfiilrcs Hint nil worker) report oh curly us pnnhl bin, no ii ftiin! ni-rnnnlliiK tuny lift rendered and tlm drlvn finalized. Molntyre also unnoted t lint anyone not tin vln k been rnntari ed for a routrlliuilon, cull on htm Hi the Flint Nntlnmil linnk or leave nnmo nt I tin clinmlmr of oommerce. The folluwlMK la a continued Hat of cotiti llmtom )iilnicrttilng mora than 1 curb: Rear), Roebuck mid employm, rirat National liutili of I'orilinid, Art Cum In, K J. Vnn Riper, Cilia but It (iiilliiKlicr. Margaret Wattora, Mllrbi'll Tlll'itsou. M. S. 8hannoii, (I. W Mrlutyre, Ilia Ha)ln Lumber Co., Kliuiiiitli Iron Worka, CnlKurnlti Oii'Khii I'ower Co. and Mliploym. It. I'nill Hole rt), (.'hiiitlc'it nhop. Ill oul'-l liuim Construction I'n, Kant i-ilito Ap pllanco, Klumnth tihiipplng (.iiililc, Rodman Inniii'iuiro nitonry, Ken-nall-Klltn A 1 1 In I I'lmtoa. J. K Reading, Kniinn I I'. Scott, 'Win, C. Iluiulrunt. I)i. (m'Oikh I. Wrllbt, Murlii rlMiniiii, I). I), Huvan. Dr. C. K. Morrison. Dr. A. 0. itoenlcka, Wflaou S. Wiley, II. B, Norland. Dr. Arthur Hlm mona, Harold Hiilum.. U. H. jmniitl official), U. S. riMitiiiiiiilon ottl r In la. Modlcol-Dcniul 11,'iiuly Hhop, Madlcnl-Dentul llualnoaa Krrvlre, Modlral-Dsntul Harbor hop. Al lament auto cninp. Hi J M Cronln, Sarah K. Kmlih, Fred Fletcher, InlerMaio liuslni'im col lege, D. K. Van Vac-tor, Lynn .Moore, Oeorge t'lrlih. Hurl (,'. Thomaa, J. C. O'Neill. I). E. (ill cbrtat, Edna rfereou, II 11a makor, J. II. N a p I r, Turner Chevrolet Co., Man's, (tun store, Herman's Mun'i Kioto, Klamnih city official), Mr. mid Mr. A. Wilson, Landry limurunre Co, Kwan cafe, C. A. Dunn. Klamath Kalla auto camp. lJark grocery. Tha Caalno, Martin I'roduce Co , Klls K. Itinerant!, lliiffulo Lunch. Roundup liar-II l. Alius Hoot Co.. Mra. W. 8. Wheeler, Dr. Martin Adnnm, Evnna Apis., fiun aal grocery, fCuill'a (irocury and Market, Dr. Dean Onborn. J. M. Hilton, Klamath Kalla creamery, Dr. R. Htearti). Dick Reedcr. F. W. peak. T. F. Karloy. II. It. j v.ouiain, r.uwuni uurui'ii, ivt't- mer'a aervlce atntlon, McDonald Tire Sale), Van Fleet Klertrlc Co., Dr. George A. Maseey, Har old M. Drown, Rotary club, R. C. Dale, Ward funeral home, Klam ath Concrete I'lpe Co., Hugh Burger), Alice Living, Charles Folta. Arnold llurgeae, Floyd Sherman, Lea Sherman, Robert Beok, Leonard Durgatrom, Fred Tage, George Hurneit, Klnmnth Lumber and Hoi Co, Klnmath Lumber and Hot company em ployea, Koulger Shoe stoic. J. F. Msgulre, Moos store, J. A. Bomber, Lela Nnklchy. 'Baby Rat' Is Latest Star p. iinawim jiii wwwmmmm' auamie, " ' .'' 11 WapygfWf'.g' A ipy fecf f: feyi , . 1' v . , 1 Meet Hollywood') newest and Inlcrt tnr. After 77 other babies hnd been turned down, M-monlh-old Pclcr B. (Jood landed job In "Jtiothei Kill laid the Hnby." He hui mode guch a hit that third "Drotlicr lint" atory u being written lor him. Carload Potato Shipments STOCK MARKET SEES REVIVAL DF WAR RISE LAKE VIEW At the re-organl-lallon meeting of grating dlatrlct number t woro the following new membera: W. tl. Lane, fillver Lake, cattle; Jerry O'Lcarv. Pnlnloy, i aheep; Jamca Wakefield, Adel, rattle; Dentil O'Connor, Plunh, aheep, and W. II. Lechmnnn, LakeTlow, aheop. Harney county membera of this board are J. M. Sutherland, Wng ontlre, rattle; Pat (Veil, nurtm. cattle; David T. Jonca, Kuntex, aheep; Joe Fine, Frcm-hclcn. cat Vie and Frank Ktienoy, Androw), cattle. At a meotlng to be held In the near future, tho problem of re aligning the hniiudarlca of Ihe dlatrlct will bo brought up for dja-cucalon. TEACHERS OF LAKE COUNTY ATTEND ASHLAND MEETING LAJCEVIEW Lako county gchoot teacher) left Wednesday for th louthern Oregon regional conference and teachers' Institute wblcb wna achoclitlod In Achlnnd Thuraday, Friday and Saturday of tbla week. Mri. Anna, Bprngiio, county ichool superintendent, wns ;hoacn to take charge of thn rounty meet ing; Friday afternoon aa well ns to preside over tho gonernl assonibly Saturday morning. Otber Lakdvlew Instructors and prlnolpnla hnvlng chnrgo of special meetings aro Mlsa Kdlth Pentney on "Some Tochnlquos In tha Taachlng of Kngllsh," and John 0. Durchnm nn "Whnt la rundamontal in Curriculum." Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purist Klamath Funeral Home 92!) High St. Mr. and Mra. A. A. Ward, Managers my of Hcjmon 1080-40 Hcaaon lU.'lH-no Month . -in- ii i- i i 1 11 11 Oct. to Soaaon Oct. to Season 0ct- D,,y Date to Date Dally Dol)) l0 ym, 1 li 430 25 25 633 J 4 lT" 434 1 4 40 64S IS Jil 4T2 IB 64 662 26 l( 4tT 20 74 682 8 J" so rToi 23 97 705 2 4 6 3 2 7 73'-! 7 1 i"4"j bTj 23 153 "01 24 i"s6 TsT- 3 2 18S 793 34 Ti9 iTl 13 198 806 10 34 2i3 6.'i6 20 :1S 826 11 40. 71 23 24 1 849 11 iO sTi Ui 30 271 879 IS 40 jiTs 775 38 309 917 14 41 fll 33 342 950 15 16 ,78 836 24 305 974 16 30 "77 865 16 382 990 n 28 471 893 30 412 1020 ' 37 Tol 930 " 28 IIP 108 19 2' Til 951 16 i6 1064 20" 2S (,67 97n 32 4S8 1096 2!" 32 520 1 128 22 66 676 1184 " 23 18 694 1202 1, il 623 1231 i7 80 653 1261 81 684 1292 27 33 717 1325 28 il 743 1351 r il "68 1376 U 8 776 1384 31 17 793 1401 Month ahlpmenta by truck 142 1543 NEW YORK, Oct. 31 (AP) A mild revival of the war-buying urge came Into the atock market today and atoela, motor trucks, air craft) and apaclaltlea were lifted fracllona to mora than a point. Dnullngs, alow at tha atari. pUkei up a lllllo momentum later with aavernl large blocka of lo priced Issues changing handa at about where they finished yester day. TraiDfera for the two hours approximated 600,000 share), or morn than double last Saturday's total. Touching now hlgha for 1939 were Btudubaker, White Motors and Mack Truck. Popular most of the tlmn were Vollow Truck, U. 8. Hteel, Dfithlohem, Douglaa Air craft, Dlorm Martin, U. 8. Rubber, ;rcut Northern, Weatlnghouse, Dul'ont, Allied Chemical, Philip Morris, International Harveater, Scare Ronbuck and Anaconda. Adatua Kxproas 9g Air Reduction 61 i Alunkii Juneau 6 Al (,'hem & Dyo 185 Allied blorcs 10 American Can 114J Am Kng Tile 2 Am For Power 2 1 Am Power & Light 5J Am Had Kta San log Am Roll Mills 20J Am bmclt & Ref 64 i Am Tel & Tol 1661 Am Tob "li" 81 Am Water Worka j 13J Am Zinc L & 8 9 Anaconda 3 3 1 Armour 111 - 61 Atchison 32) llarnsdall : 141 Halt & Ohio 7 J llondlx Avla - 801 Heth Blcol ..... 911 Uoolng Alrp 29 Hordon 21 J Borge-Warner 28- lJudd Mfg 6J Callahan , L 2J Calumot Hoc SJ Canadian Pacific 6 Caae (J I) - - 82 Cat Tractor 6 H Celanese 27 Cert-Teed 7 s dies & Ohio 43 J Chrysler " 91 j Col Uas & El 7J Coin'l Solvenla 14 Comni'nw'lth & Sou lj Consol Aircraft !9i Consol Kdlson 301 Consol Oil 8 Cont'l Can .". 4 8 Com Products 62i Curtlaa Wright 8 Doug Aircraft 831 Dutiont Da N 1821 I'Jaatman Kodak 1601 Kl Pow & Lt - 9 Krlo R K 2J (lenerul Electrlo, . 4U (ieneral Foods 441 (ien Uas & El "A" I General Motors 641 (Ullctle 61 (ioodyear Tiro .. - 2S (It Nor Ry pfd SU Ilockcr Prod - 111 Holland Furnace .... J4 Hudson Motors - 6 1 Illinois Central 15 Insp Copper - 161 lnt Hnrvester 6 SI lnt Nick Can 381 lnt Pap & P pfd 431 lnt Tel & Tel . 41 Johns Manvllle ........ ....... TBI Kennecott . 41 1 Lib O Ford 4 Llgg Myers "B" 991 Loew s - 331 Long-Bell "A" .-. 1 Montgomery Ward S6i Nash-Kolv . ' Nnt l Biscuit . 3l Nat'l Cash - 161 Natl Dairy Prod 15J Nat'l Dlst 251 Nat'l row A Lt 81 N Y Central 2U North Amer Co 23 Northern Pacific 11 J Ohio Oil 8 Otis Steel 141 Pac Amer Fish 61 Par, Gas ft El .. Jl Pac Tol Tel 124 Packard Motor 21 Penney (J C) 911 Penna R R 251 Phelps Dodge 441 Phillips Pet 4 5! Proctor A Gamble 65 Pressed Bteol Car 151 Pub Bve N J , 401 Pullman 381 Radio CI Rem Rand Ill Republic Bteel 27J lleynolda Tob "R" 873 Richfield Oil 8i Safeway Stores 4 01 Sears Roebuck 82 Shell Union 14 Socony Vacuum 14 Sou Cat Edison 2 6 Southern Pacific 17! Standard Brands 61 Stand Oil Calif 28J Standard Oil Ind 271 Stand OH N J 48) Stone A Webater 13) Studebakcr 91 Sunshine Mining 91 Sup Oil 21 Texas Corp 4 7) Texas Gulf Sulphur 36 Tidewater Aaso Oil 12 Tim ken Roll Bearing 61) Trana-America 6! Union Carbide 89$ Union Oil Calif 17 j Union Pacific 10 United Aircraft 46 United Airlines m United Corporation 21 United Fruit 87) united uaa Imp 14 U S Indust Alcohol . 25 U S Rubber . 431 U S Rubber pfd 108) U S Steel 77 1 Vanadium 38 Walworth 6J Warner Pictures 4 Western Union . 831 Westlnghouse , 1 is 3 White Motor 14i Wool worth 4 0j LEGAL POINTS FOR WOMEN. CHILDREN SUBJECT OF TALKS A League of Women Voters committee on government end legal status of women Is arrang ing for talks to be given before the Parent-Teacher aasoclatlons of the varloua schools wishing to avail themselves of the oppor tunity to acquire Information on legal points pertaining to women and children. Henry Pcrklna has prepared a talk on "Legal Rights of Women and Children In Estatea of De ceased Persons," which he baa presented at the Fremont and Shasta View schools. He Is also sehedtiled to talk on thia subject before tho Soroptlmlat club d"n October 26, the Altamont elemen tary PTA on November 14, and the PTA county council at Fre mont achool on November 6. The league committee la pre paring two other topics for talks that will be available to any as sociation upon request, lt was an nounced. WOOL 8IX)W BOSTON, Oct. 21 (AP-USDA) Buiilnesa was very slow on the Boston wool market during the past week. Very few Inquiries were received and these were generally for small lota needed for Imme diate consumption. Graded comb ing bright fleece woola were quot ed nominally at 43 to 44 cents, In the grease, for fine Delaine and half bloods, and at 48 to 50 cents, in tbe grease, for three eights and quarter bloods. One day a week la set aside In Costa Rica as a "beggara' day." FIST DECLINE With the approach of colder weather, building permits have fallen off considerably obaerved Henry Scbortgen, city building In spector, Saturday. Following are tbe permits la iiued during the past week: Kelly Roblnette, new residence, lots 10, 11 and 12, block 30, Sec ond addition, 11800. ' Fred Flock, 1878 Melrose street, three-car garage, 1400. Bellows brothers, contractors 1342 Johnson street, new roof, 150. Leonard Decker, contractor, new residence for J. A. Mulllns, lot 4 block 4, Falrvlew addition, J3000. Mrs. D. Eccles, add room and repairs to residence, 2136 Hola- blrd street, $500. Mike Zupan, 429 Commercial street, add porches, (100. West Klamath teacher at Fatrhsven, Is attending Institute In Ashland October II and 10. Mrs. Qall Webb of Los Angeles, Calif., Ii guest at the home of her sister, Mra. Dan Maasett, . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Parker and Ed Parker of Gold Beach and Ray Parker of Medford visited at the home of Mr. and Mra. L. L. Smith, : Mr. and Mra. McCoy and email daughter Patty have moved Into Klamath Falls. . Mrs. H. R. Robinson and small aon of Lakevlew visited her sister and family, Mr. and Mra. Clyde Phelps. The first meeting of the Fall- ' haven-Keno home demonstration unit wna held at Keno October S. Mrs. Winifred allien gave the demonstration on pork and lamb cookery. Twenty-four member were preaent. Those from Fair haven were Mrs. C. V. Schllt, Mra. Jack Oldham, Mrs! Frank Wilbur, Mrs. J. H. Gallagher, Mrs. Thomaa Zlnn, Mrs. B. C. Johnston, Mis Melba Kelsey and Mrs, L. L. Smith.. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams and family have moved to Fort Klam ath, where they have leased a ranch. Miss June Rudd, first grade For The Genuine BLANCHE WHITE COSMETICS Originated by MADAM WHITE Mfnnenpolla 504 Wirilut BIS)., Pirtlu) ( Under' New Management Holly's 511 E. Main Drive in for a CHICKEN SANDWICH 10c Curb Service Giant Hot Toga - Hamburger. It haa been estimated that more than half the men In Newfound land are engaged In the fishing in dustry. Motorists are required to keep their cars free of mud by a city ordinance In Buenoa Aires, Argentina. Buy Your FLOOR LAMP From Lucas and Save! . LARGE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM LUCAS FURNITURE 105 E. Main Phone T8S Compiled from official records by the county agonl'a office, State Fodoral Inspoctor Ross Aubrey and The Horald and News. B. T. LIVESTOCK B. BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. SI (AP-USDA) Hogs for five days 2300. Compared Friday last week; butchers 5-1 Bo lower, packing sows fully ,25o off. Week's early top butchers 17.60; closing hulk 180-205 lb. Callfornins f 7.40; medium 175 lb. averngea 87.25; around 240-260 lb. butchers lnte 6. 90-7. 00, Cattle for five days 750. Com pared Friday last week, steera strong to fully 25c higher, lights below 1050 lbs. show most ad vance; rnngo cows and heifers fully slently, actual steer (op 9.35; on good 96S-1010 lb. fed kinds; load good 967 lb. weights $9.26 lightly sorted: medium to good 855-1040 lb. aversge $9.00-15; odd lots medium 1200-1230 lb. $7.00-8.00; two loads 1145-1165 lb. Oregon grass fnt atoora $835; medium to good beef cowa $5.76-6.65; me dium bulls $6.00-7.00; calves 45, limited sufiply $1.00-2.00 higher; few good to choice vealers $11.00 12.00 fihoop for five days 2450. Com pared Frldny Inst week, lambs strong to mostly 25c higher; owos strong; actual In nib top $9.35 on four docks good 74 lb. eastorn Ne vada wooled larnha and deck 79 lb, Oregon $9.26; medium to good medium-pelt lambs $8.40-8.00; good to rholco 113 lb. medium pelt slnttghter ewea $4.35; com mon to inodlum 100 lb. weights $3.00. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO, Oct. 21 (AP-UBDA) Potntoes 06c; on track 339; total 118 shipments 615; Idaho Russets demand fair; ateady; Western Tri umphs best quality slock demand good; slightly stronger; fair qual ity stock demand light; steady; othor varieties all sections demand light; steady; supplies moderate; sacked per cwt. Idnho Russett Bur bnnka U. S. 1. washed $1.70-871, mostly $1.80-86; unwashed $1.70 771; Orogon Bliss Triumph U, S. 1, car washed $1.70. The earth moves faster In Its orbit from September to March. Therefore, the equinoxes (March 21 and September 23) do not di vide the year equally. The interval from March to September Is a few days longer. COAST-TO-COAST BROADCAST OP .NEW IWAflTA DIVORC&" TUNI INI . iundm amiNooN KMcu liOO O'Cleik ailnt em" Ne Itnndord Time KID NtTWOKK We Can Help , YOU - 2 . aL Light Condition Your Home We will be glad to cell with a "light meter" to ett end measure the light In your home without charge. And fa help you select the approved lES lamps matt suitable) for yeur reemi. Garcelon's 407 Main Phone 127 Better . fiMl ' 0' jt 9 111- 1 ' rwSm . H-rjm . At Low Prices fV : mg, j ' . ' jfS Your dealer Is now featuring modem V V ivf ' VV - fixtures surprisingly Inexpensive! Pin- 5te',i'f' ' - ffif'f I I Xf"?. -up lamps and adapter base models as .SiC Wf fr J A V ' Pictured ot the le"TCeilin9 -rnnlvi J'&iP:. If'U vi V - V I lof study lomps. See them TODAY! -tiw n "" ''' t llrji f"5LA There 1$ a SURE TEST for , I if y'?-J V XpVfiWBi the seeing value of light , jjj i : 5 mHJk. ,h9 'mp' ,,,t, flodset '11 gVtA known as 0 "Light Meter" ! does the trick quickly, ac-fJ ' V si -iSm curately! W.will be glad , W t0 Y0UR