The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1940, Image 2

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    THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
February 18, 1940
PAGE TWO
Masiheti and fyiHatuUal
STOCKS UNABLE
TO POST GAINS
DESPITE BALLY
NEW YORK, Feb. IS (.
Despite quiet strength In abort
ed low-priced specialties, stocks
' generally were unable to keep
on the right foot In today's mar
ket. Fractional advances were fair
ly well distributed In the fore
noon,' but volume dwindled on
tbe attempted recovery.
Traniten approximated (00,
000 share.'
Signs, here and there, of a
' Blackening of the business reces
sion, combined with bright sales
and earnings statementa buoyed
Individual stocks. Speculative con
tingents, though, could get lit
tle Inspiration from war news
or national political nianeuver
lngs. Softening commodities, among
other things, tended to cloud
market sentiment. Bonda turned
up In spots, especially Latin
These flags will spall
bi( NEWs for motorist!
Bea Pafe a
American loans. Foreign securi
ties markets were trendless.
Adams Express ....... I
Air Reduction .
Alaska Juneau .....
Al Chem A Dye ...
Allied Btorea ... ,
American Can ....
Ant Kng Tile
Am For Pow
Am Power Light
Am Rad Sta San
Am Roll Mills ....
Am Smelt Ret ..........
Am Tel Tel
Am Tob "B"
Am Water Works ........
Am Zlno L & S ..........
Anaconda
Armour 111 ..
Atchison .........
Auburn Auto ..
Barntdall .
Bait ft Ohio
Bendix Avta
Beth Steel .
Boeing Alrp .... ...
Borden
Borge-Warner ...
Budd Mfg
Calif Packing
Callahan Z L
Calumet Hec ..
Canadian Pacific .
Cat Tractor
Celanese
Cert-Teed
Ches Ohio
Chrysler
Col Oaa at El
Com'1 Solvents
Comm'nw'lth ft Sou
Consol Aircraft
Consol Edison
Consol Oil ,
Cont'l. Can
Corn Products
; Crown Zellerbach
curtlsa Wright
Doug Aircraft
Dupont De N
Eastman Kodak .
El Pow ft Lt
General Electrle .
General Foods
Gen Gaa ft El "A"
General Motors
Gillette
Goodyear Tire .
Gt Nor Ry pfd .
Hecker Prod
Illinois Central
Insp Copper
Int Harvester
Int Nick Can
Int Pap ft P pfd
Int Tel ft Tel
Jobna ManTtlla
Kennecltt
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Lib O Ford
Llgg Myers "B"
Loea 's .........
Lorillard P
Montgomery Ward ........
Nash-Kelv
Nat l Biscuit .
Nafl Cash
Nat'l Dairy Prod
Nat l nisi ...
Nafl Pow ft Lt
X V Central .
North Amer Co ............
Northern Pacltio ............
Ohio Oil
Otis Steel
Pac Amer Fish
Pac Gas ft El
Packard Motor
Penney (J C) .....
Penna R R
Phelps Dodge ..
Phillips Pet
Proctor ft Gamble
Preased Steel Car ...
Pub Svo N J
Pullman ...
Radio
Rayonier . ...................
Rayonler pfd ................
Rem Rand .
Republic Steel
Reynolds To b"B"
Richfield Oil ....
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck ..-
Shell Union
Socony Vacuum
Sou Cal Edison
Southern Pacific ..........
Standard Brands ....
Standard Gas ft El
Stand Oil Calif
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil N J
Stone ft Webster
Studebaker
Sunshine Mining
Sup Oil
Texas Corp ..
Texas Gulf Sulphur ......
Tidewater Asso Oil
Timken Roll Bearing
Trans-America ..............
Union Carbide
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
t r i . n .i iihhi,
v uiiru niiMsi, . i ...
United Airlines I
United Corporation
United Fruit
United Gas Imp ....
U S Indust Alcohol
C S Rubber .
US Rubber pfd
U S Steel
Vanadium
Walworth
Warner Pictures
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Western Union - 15
Weatinghouae ........... ............1 1 3
White Motor ........... . HI
Woolworth 41J
8. K. MVKHTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO.
Feb. 13 (AP-Ut)DA) Hogs, sala
ble 150. Steady; lop 16.60 on
one deck good to choice 111 lb.
Oregon butchers; bulk good to
choice 170-130 lb. averages
86.40, few medium to good 165
175 lbs. 36.16; around 136-150
lb. lights 35.76-90.
Cattle, salable 100; calves,
salable 10; steers steady; load
medium 900 lb. led Idahoa
83.76; load 1037 lb. weights
33.35 sorted one load; tew com
niou ateers 86.76-7.00; range
cows and heifers nominally
steady; low grade cows strong
at Monday's advance; fleshy
dairy cows 15. 50, odd head
35.75; canners and cutters 33.76
5.15; very thin llitlit canners
$3.50; odd medium bulls 36.25,
firm. .Monday, steer top 39.10
on good light fed kinds; halt
load low good fed helfera 8S.35,
common to medium range cows
$5.76-6. 25.
Calves; Nominally steady; odd
choice venlnra $13.00. few me
dtttin vealera and light calves
$7.50-10.00.
Sheep, salable 150: lambs
arouud steady with .Monday s av
erage; short double mixed grade
medium to choice 93 lb. ted
woolcd Idahoa 39.00; part deck
good to choice 136 lb. Idaho
wooled slaughter ewea 34.75.
sorted few head medium $3.75.
around 15c higher.
IIKHKADKD
SALEM. Feb. 13 LF Nath
aniel J. Swutn, Salem, conductor
ou a freight train that waa be
ing made up tor a run to Al
bany, was beheaded In the South
ern Pacific yards here today.
Coroner L. E. Barrick said Swnln
waa atamllng on the caboose
when the engine backed up.
knocking Swattt to the rnils.
Thousands Praise Simple
PILE RELIEF
This Quick, Easy Wayl
HJmpW pi l bo4 tot vratt tad tartan rm
nib MAdtValitt tti bwi tod Irrtuttoa Vtaui't
ftrxntf Satpposliotln brie juifi. nkotM raj
Ad TMt T-nf flMtttatlaa km ml nm
tort, tmiaett train. bolt itghtca nUJ ".
brum, ftntty lubrisut tad totxtm PtMtKtWt
tad rHlbm. m wr f taM. It't n
cWfrd to bt frw pit tertavo tola. fiat
CtfMttBt Siimn'i Pyraaitd fcwsttta?1t at jam
drat at or sriuwol dal Of 4fid 11.20
EARLY GAINS DROP
CHICAGO. Feb. 11 l.V Early
gains of aa much aa a cent a
bushel were wiped out In the
wheat pit today, closing trade
showing a steady to easier under
tone. The decline (nun early highs
waa led by the nearby delivery,
which at one tlmu was down to
8SJc, ott o from Saturday's close,
alter having reached $1,004. July,
representing the new crop, scored
the biggest gain ot a ceut at Site,
and held up bettor.
Wheat clewed unchanged to Jc
lower, Mny tISJ-ic, July 96c;
corn unchanged to lc off. May
56-55Ie, July 501c; onla un
changed to s lower.
WOOL MARKET
BOSTON. Fob. 13 (AP-V8DA)
Extrvmoly llttlo new business waa
being transuded on the Huston
wool market today. Country-
packed, three-eighths nud quar
j ter-hlood bright fleece wools, of.
fered from tho country at about
1 40 to 41 cents. In the grease,
i delivered to users, received bids
lot 33 to 39 cents. There were
only a few users that made these
bids and bidders were Intereated
only in comparatively small quan
tities ot wools.
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Touch-Latch Door Opener
4 Big Ice Trays
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Originally, a cupboard was an
actual "horde'" arranged to hold
drinking cups, with shelves and
drawrra hclng gradual additions
through the agna.
POE VALLEY
Art Ulbaon ot Klamath Falls
was In Poe Valley Bnlurduy
morning on business,
The Clarence Wobbur latully
called at tbe Ulen Kerter ranch
Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs, Kd llackenaen
were In the valley Friday from
Shasta way.
Virginia Hope Is back In the
valley from Alturns.
Merle Webber waa a culler al
the Vic Brown home Frldny,
BUI Newberl moved hla cat
tle back to Swan Ijike thla week.
truest Hvnuliig waa a culler
In Tulelaku from tho valley one
day thla week.
Mrs. Cburlea Uiirrull visited
with Mrs, Joe Noik one day this
week,
Mr. nud Mrs. Pete Holtlmuaer
and Mr. John llolihouser uiiide
a trip to Allures this week. Mia.
Pete Hotihouser Is going to stay
In Alturns for a couple ot weeks
to take rare of a alck relullv.
Mr. and Mia. burl Weliher at
tended the Pomona grange meet
ing at Oleno Salurduy.
Among the Klamath Fnlla
shoppers from the valley Satur
day were Mr. and Mra. Karl Web
ber, Allan Voght and Joe Nork.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack llolihouaer
are now living at I he John llrtls
huusor place.
Mrs. John Short and small
son of Henley, ulen Anltu ami
lUmuna Kerter were callers In
the valley from Klnmutti Kalis
Sunday.
One school In Bristol, Himlnnd,
gives dully leaaiina In the art ot
laughing correctly.
World average precipitation of
snow and rain Is 18,000,000 tons
a second.
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