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

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Newspaper Page TextDecember 13, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE THIRTEEN ManJzetl and fyinanxUcU si QCK MARKET KEEPS UPWARD DESPITE TAX NEW YOltK. Die Ill (I') Se lective recovery tendencies per sisted In the Muck market today despite the re-straining liifliiunco of lurtlicr year-end tux offc-rliik-s. s' A number of Industrial speclul 'lies, Including lately dormant nimiscinciits mid utilities, took the upward trnll mid, lit the bil, gains of fractions to 2 pulntn or so were well sprinkled over the Inker tape Occasional fast flurries put the turnover lit around uuu.oou hare. AlrcrufU' were Inclined to sluggishness, ulong with thu ma jority of rutin (ind oils. llulltiih thinkers fell the mnr ket was entitled to a revival, eveit If only temporary, Innauso of lt healthier tuehiilenl o.iltton In tho wake of u lengthy stalu male. Scattered senior Issues with hill urrcars In dividends conllli lied to brlntt In buyers on thu Idea mounting earnings mluht enable companies to reduce uc cumulation substantially. Aborted muvliiK picture com- iliiiny stocks emno to 1 1 fa as talk Carload Potato Shipments n us heard of thce lieliiK "over- nnif box office rcrelot sold'' were aiiul to huvo Improved ro- eently. The film conceriu were believed to hnvo udjliated their expenditures to ovcrcoino the loss of foreliin revenuea. AmoiiK tho few now liliili for the year were those of Crucible Steel common and preferred, Paramount I'ictures, American Shipbuilding and White Motors. Favorable performers were l.oew'a, Warner Brothers, East man Kodak, US Steel, Ucthlc hem, Chrysler, Scurs Itoebuck, Montgomery Ward, Consolidat ed Kdison, North American, Nickel IMato preferred, US Hub ber mid International Harvester. American Telephone drooped n did US Gypsum, UoelnH an'. Standard Oil of N. J. Secondary railroad bonds tilt eil forward. Air Reduction 42 A links. Juneau Si Al Chem It Dyo 1 nil , 'American Cnri 1l Allla-Chnlmeni 301 Am Cor A Kdy 301 Day of Month Season 1040-41 Beaion 1939-40 Dee. to Season ic to Benson Dec. Dully Dulo to Dale Dully Dale to Date 1 4 4 3244 iflT" 18 22f5t 2 20 33 8273 30 2270 3 i:i 0 J' 8 41 2281 4 33 7U 3310 J7 Jl 2201 ' 9 33 H2 3382 Hf" 69 2309 U 28 140 331)0 Jl 00 2331 7 40 180 3420 H fol 2344 6 3 183 3423 18 122 2302 30 219 3490 7 129 2369 "0 33 2.12 34UZ 1B 148 2388 11 " 32 284 3324 uT 167 2407 12 24 191 " 2431 13 31 222 2462 "T 24 240 2488 1J 21 267 2S07 Til 22 289 2929 17 3 292 2932 18 23 819 2999 10 19 334 2974 20 28 362 2602 21 21 383 2023 22 383 2823 23 13 306 2623 04 3 399 i39 23 ZZH 399 2830 :n" 10 418 2698 2f ' 2 442 2682 28 26 468 70f 20 28 406 2738 3"0 j 22 S18 2798 3 I 14 932 2772 Month Shipments by Truck 170 Grand Totals 702 2942 Am Rad Sin San 01 Am Roll Mills 10 ! Am Smelt & Ref 491 Am Tel & Tel 107 i Am Tob "U" 01)1 I Aviation Corp 41 Am Woter Works 711 1 Am Zinc L & S 71 1 Anaconda. 271 ! Armour. 111 4i j Atchison 174 lllald Loco 171 1 Bendlx A via 331 Beth Steel ..., Hoeing Alrp Borden . .... Ilorge-Warner .... Calif Packing .... Callahan Z L .... Calumet Hcc. Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Cat Tractor . Cclanesc Che & Ohio ...... Chrysler X H X K X X X X X X X K X X X X X X X sB X X J ft X X i X X X a s Soars Tovlaml Announcer The In Snr Toylnnd WOItD CONTEST lit Prize: Lorraine Losee, 307 Martin St. 2nd Prize: James Chastain, Bristol Avenue 3rd Prize: Erlene Wheeler, 505 No. 5th 4th Prize: Delia May Roberts, 123 Wendling St. 5th Prize: Winston Mitchell, 1877 Ivory 6th Prize: Harold Campbell, Olene Road 7th Prize: Jim Keeling, Algoma 8th Prize: Donald Ericlcson, 2641 Front 9th Prize: June Marie Murphy, 722 Doty St. 10th Prize: Jennine Selby, 739 Eldorado 881 181 19i 201 191 .. li 61 13 81 .49 271 421 77J WHEAT FAILS TO Portland Produce CHICAGO, Dec. 13 (Jf) Wheat price tried without much success to rally today and, after coring gains ranging from I to I of a cent, deferred contracts closed lower. Selling of May ond July wheat was bused part ly on favorable crop prospects. A sharp reduction In dealers' bids to country points for wheat unsettled tho market. Bids wero lowered 4 cents on rc.1 wheat and 1 cent on hard to equal to tho December prlcv. Some No. 2 red sold at 93c hard to equal to the Decembtr price. Some No. 2 red sold at 93c here while, No. 2 hard brought 91c, with spot prices off 1-1 i cents. The Chicago loan rate basis on both grades Is 81 cents. Wheat closed !c lower to ic higher compared with yesterday, December 801-ic, May 85Mc; corn l-lc down, December 60c, May 3011c; oats l-lc down. 8. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 13 (P) (Federal-State Mar ket News) HOGS: Salable 200. Active, 9-lOc higher; 2 loads 195 200 lb. Collfornla 16.70-79, few lots 180 lb. averages (6.20-49; odd head puck Ins; sows S3. 00. CATTLE: Salable none. All classes nominally steady; good under 900 lb. fed steers quoted upward to SI 0.29; medium to good beef cows quoted 36.25 7.29; canner to common grades $4.00-9.79; bulls $7.00 down. Calves: Salable none, Good to choice light vealers quoted $10.90-12.00, slaughter calves $10.90 down. SHEEP: Salable 390. No corly action, asking fully steady, or above $9.00 for good to choice over 90 lb. wooled lambs; good wooled ewes quotable $4.90 down. mi: phizes 1st Prlie $25 Elgin Bike or a $25 Merchandise Certificate 2nd Prise $5 Electric Train, $5 Doll or $5 Merchandise Certificate 3rd Prise Choice of any $3 toy In Sears Toyland or $3 Merchandise Certificate. 4th Prise Choice of any $2 toy or a $2 Merchandise Certificate. 6 Prizes of $1 Choice of any $1 toy or a $1 Merchandise Certificate. PHIZES WILL HE AWMUlEII SATURDAY NIGHT 7:30 P. M. IX SEAHS TOI L YM l 1 133 So. 8th Plot I1S Col Gas & El Com'l Solvents Comm'nw'lth St Sou Consol Aircraft Consol Edison .......... Consol OH ........ Cont'l Can Corn Products Crown Zellerbach ... Curtlss Wright Doug Aircraft . Dupont De N Eastman Kodak El Pow & Lt General Electric General Foods ....... General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Tire .... Gt Nor Py pfd Greyhound Illinois Central Insp Copper ..... Int Harvester . Int Nick Can Int Pap Ic P pfd Int Tel Ic Tel ! Johns Manvllle Kennecott I Lib O Ford l Lockheed I Loew's Long-Bell "A" i Montgomery Ward .. Nash-Kelv ; Nafl Biscuit i Nat'l Dairy Prod .... I Nafl Dlst ' National Lead N Y Central No Am Aviation North Amer Co Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Pac Amer Fish Pac Gas Sc El Pc Tel Ic Tel Packard Motor Pan Amer Airways Paramount Pic Penney (J C) Penna R R Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet Proctor It Gamble Pub Sve N J Pullman Radio Rayonler Rayonier pfd Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck .... Shell Union Socony Vacuum Sou Cal Edison ......... Southern Pacific Sperry Corp ........ Standard Brands . Stand Oil Calif Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil N J . Stone St Webster ., Studebaker Sunshine Mining ...... Texas Corp Trans-America Union Carbide Union Oil Calif Union Pacific . ... United Airlines , United Aircraft . United Corporation ... United Drug United Fruit U S Rubber U S Rubber pfd U S Steel Vanadium Warner Pictures Western Union Westlnghouse Woolworth .. 41 11 ...1316 .. 27 1 .... 221 . 81 .... 371 ..... 42 .... 181 0 781 .....1641 ...1361 41 331 .... 39 801 131 181 271 lis 7 121 991 241 70 .. 21 ... 611 391 43 29k 331 ... 31 ... 371 41 171 . 131 23! 171 14 161 ... 161 61 7 .- 81 ... 28 ..1241 . 31 . 191 - 101 87 221 341 411 061 291 261 5 171 291 221 81 421 78 Ill 81 28 81 391 61 181 261 331 8 . 81 81 391 41 711 121 78 181 431 U 41 691 231 . 871 701 341 39 21 1031 , 331 PORTLAND, Of... lire. IS ATI Prints, A vmrls 37o II,. In pitrob jliant wml'lt?, a a In cartons. IIUTTKHFAT Klrst quality mm linnm . of 1 ptr nnnt acidity, de llvftred Portland, Hfi'-afiu Mi.; pr nilum quality (maximum of ,ii nt 1 ptr cant acidity) 37',i-c; vallay rouu and country points 2a Im or itic; sioond quality 2o undar first of au-i-Uc, CIII.KHK "elllnr nrlca to Port, land rstallars: Tillamook trtplals Slo Hi: loaf tin lb. Trlplala to wholesalers 100 lb.; lost 2(lo f. o. b Tlllamook. KG'iH I'rlcas to produoar: Es tMi liri, lAr; standards larga lie ritrta nwlluin 2c; atandsMi mdliima tte Ant.; eitrai imall lie; itandarda amall 17c doc. Hiale to retallar, 40 blghar for ca-; rartmia be. Miner, COIJNTMV MKATH Belilnr pries to retailers: Country killed hoys, bat butchers 12J-H0 lbs. l-S'jc; vaalora fancy HVt-lae: llrht thin 0-12c: heavy s-llc; lambs aprlns; 14'Vlfie; ea.a a-ac; good cutter coa S-dc: canner cows 7 -Ic lb.; bulls luH-lIc lt. 1.1 VB POLXTRT Duylnr prlcss: No. t grads Leichorn brollsrs IVs to lha., 14c; fryers under t lbs. 14c, sprlncra 2A to 4 lbs. 14c; roasl ara over 4 iba Kio; Leghorn hsns over i lbs, )2c; Isrhorn hens un der tlA lbs. 10c: colored hens over & lbs 14; colored hens 4 to 6 lbs., 16c; old roosters In lb. DflKKSKD TURKKYD Buylne prteea: Nr. crop hrna 2t-n; tAina ls-l7e lb. ONIONftOres'on ianvars 11. Oo 1.10; Taktmss liOo per to lb. bar. POTATOES Deechutes No. 1, 1.10-1.20; Yaklmn 11.10.1.15 cwL; Klamath 11.1D-1.26 cental. HAY Xelllnc pries to retallera: Alfalfa No. 1. II4.2S ton: oat-vetch liooo ton; clovar 110.00 ton; tim othy, saatern Oreson 117.00, WOOL MARKET BOSTON, Dec. IS (AP-USDA) Trading in wool was mostly very slow on the Boston market today. Fine half and three eighth blood South American wools were receiving some de mand at steady prices for worst ed types. Woolen types of South American wools were slow and prices were inclined to ease. Lit tle business was being transacted In domestic wools and quotations were somewhat irregular. STATE REVEI.UETO TOP 100 MILLION SALEM, Dec. 13 UP) Oregon's revenue from all sources during the two years beginning next July 1 will total 1109,070,988, of which the federal government will contribute 19.4 per cent and the counties 4.6 per cent Budget Director David Eccles estimated Thursday. The total of all state fund will be 887,709,398, of which $17,748,880 will be raised by taxes and fees for general pur poses, 801,126,474 from taxes, licenses and fees for special pur poses, $8,649,880 from revenue from state-owned enterprises, and $180,160 from Investments. The federal government will contribute $16,884,873, compar ed with $4,980,689 by the coun ties. The counties, however, are repaid their share. U. S. NATIONAL . , BUYS CORVALUS BANKING HOUSE PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 13 Announcement was made today of the purchase of the First Na tional Bank of Corvalli by the United States National Bank of Portland. Deposits In the for. mer totaled In excess of 21 mil lion dollars while the United States National list it deposits in excess of 199 millions. The Corvallis bank has long occupied an important position in the cen tral Willamette valley. It was organized in 1890 by M. S. Wood cock who served as the bank's president until 1928 when he wa succeeded by his son, C. H. Woodcock. This acquisition give the United States National bank its 29th unit In Oregon five ot these being In Portland and the others in the following Important cen ters, Oregon City, McMlnnvllle, Saem, Mt. Angel, Albany, Junc tion City, Eugene, Roseburg, Grants Pass, Medford, Klamath Falls, St. Helens, Astoria, The Dalles, Redmond, Pendleton, Athena, LaGrandc, Ontario, and this new one at Corvallis. LEGAL NOTICES ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE OF FILING FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF CARLO GIANOT TT, (also known as Carl Gian- otti), Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have filed my Final Account in the above entitled estate, and said Court has fixed 2 o'clock In the afternoon of Tuesday, January 21, 1941, as the time and the Court Room of said Court at Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the place where any person may present exceptions to said Account. At which time the Court will finally past upon said Account -ANGELINA PASTEGA, Administratrix. D13-20-27;J3-10. No. 222 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice 1 hereoy given that the undersigned has been ap pointed administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of Jessie Helen Board, Deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, Probate department All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified as by law required to the undersigned at the office of A. W. Schaupp, 6131 Main LEGAL NOTICES Street Klamath Fall, Oregon, within six month from the dste ot first publication hereof. MITCHELL TILLOTSON, Administrator with the Wilt annexed. Dated and first published Nov, 29th. Last publication Deo. 27th. N 29; D 6-13-20-27. No. lit NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned ha been duly appointed administratrix of the estate of Roy Nlel Akard, dtv ceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, and all persons having claim against said estate are hereby notified to present same to said administratrix at the flee of R. C. Groesbeck, Lawyer, Federal Savings is Lean Build ing, Klamath Falls, Oregon, witty In six (6) month from the date of this notice. Dated: November 23, 1940. GLADYS ELLEN AKARD, Administratrix of the Estate of Roy Niel Akard, De ceased. N 22-29; D 8-13-20. No. 214 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Of KLAMATH COUNTY, ORIV GON. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary E. Tuttle, Deceased. Notice i hereby given that 1 have filed my final account administrator, d.bji., of the estate of Mary E. Tuttle, Deceased, and the Court ha set January. A. 1941, at 10 o'clock, A. M a the time for hearing objection to such final account and for the settlement thereof. Dated thi 4th day of Decern ber, 1940. TOM ANNERI V, Administrator, d.bj). D 8-13-20-27. No. 31 Chief of Police's Sale of Real Property for Specia I ' City Assessment Liens i?0? IS RE.y GEN THAT on the y January, 1941, beginning at the hour of 10:00 A. M. of said day! at the front door of the City Hall in Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon. I will seU at public sale for cash on hand aU of the following described premise, to-wit: PURPOSE OP LOT ADDITION BLOCK TO WHOM ASSESSED DATE LEVTZD . ASSESSMENT AMOUNT dixon 1 " r : " 1, Wly. 12 1 "A" Fred St Goldie Howard October S, 1931 Sewer $121.98 2 Deborah Ann Smith October 8, 1931 Sewer - - 13S.8S 8 3 C. W. Sc Rhena Howry October 8, 1931 Sewer 121.0$ 8 3. Lulu Morris October 9, 1931 Sewer . , .. ,121.03 3 F. L. & Elsie H. Weaver October 8, 1931 Sewer .121.03 7 3 Theresa Layton - October 5, 1931 Sewer . ' 121.0$ 10 3 M. D. Sc Helen Enloe . October 8, 1931 Street & Sewer ' . 187 M 11 3 M. D. Sc Helen Enloe October 8, 1931 , Street Sc Sewer -250.41 1 4 JoeMoise , , , October 8, 1931 ', Street St Sewer -386.33 7 fend 8,Ely SO 4 Clarence Jr. St Beverly Courtney October 8, 1931 Sewer ' ' 88.43 4 8 U. S. National Corporation October 8, 1931 Sewer - 123.00 6 6 Ralph J.Knox October S, 1931 .." Sewer 133.00 7 8 Ralph J. Knox October 8. 1931 Sewer . . . , . . 123.00 8 8 G. F. Little October 8, 1931 Sewer , ,-JMl 1" 8 Gertrude Brown , , October 8, 1931 Sewer ,. ... J17.6T 11 8 Dr. Warren Hunt October 8, 1931 Sewer . ,' 138.00 18 5 Alfred F. & Leona Condrey October 8, 1931 Street & Sewer "j " 322.66 1" 8 Walter C. e Maybelle DeYouna " October 8, 1931 Street i Sewer " ' 386.38 21, W. 100' 8 Maybelie DeYoung October 8, 1931 Street Ic Sewer ' ' 198.34. 3 6 Fred H. St Carrie Rothehild October 8, 1931 Sewer T ' 133.40 6 Fred H. St Carrie Rothehild October 8, 1931 " Sewer ' " ! 99.37 8 8 L.R.Merrick October 9. 1931 . Sewer ' 131.0T 8 7 H. E. Hauger October 3, 1931 Sewer 104.88 7 9 Lloyd L. Porter October 8, 1931 Sewer 130.28 8 9 Lloyd L. Porter , October 8, 1931 Sewer . 130.33 8 9 Florence M. Porter October 8, 1931 Sewer 130.38 13 9 Klamath Development Co. October 8, 1931 Sewer y 130.38 18 10 R. D. Carpenter, Jr. October 8, 1931 Sewer T . i m f 130.28 1 12 Alfred Craig October S, 1931 Sewer ' " '148.79 3 12 E. Venutl October 8, 1931 Street St Sewer - 217.41 8 12 FernL. Yadon October S, 1931 Street St Sewer ' 738.79 10 12 June Margaret Rudd October 8, 1931 . Street & Sewer 363.34 11 13 Mrs. M. J. Yadon October 8. 1931 Street & Sewer 321.67 7 14 J.A.Ryan October 8, 1931 - Street & Sewer : :7JS.9S 10 14 Nellie Raymond October 8, 1931 ' Street St Sewer ' " . 317.47 11 14 J. V. St Nitro Kindig October 8, 1931 ' Street St Sewer ' ' 203.92 12 14 J. V. St Nitro Kindig October 5, 1931 Street 4. Sewer : 203.92 DIXON SECOND , ' 1 3 H. C. Harmond October 3, 1931 Street & Sewer " 874.11 2 2 H. C. Harmond October 8, 1931 . Street Sc Sewer ... 404.37 3 2 T. W. Picard October 8, 1931 Street & Sewer 282.88 4 2 Klamath Development Co. October S, 1931 Street Sc Sewer. , 369.37 8 2 Klamath Development Co. , October S, 1931 Street Sc Sewer 17341 8 2 Klamath Development Co. October 8, 1931 Street Sc Sewer 128.01 1 3 S. J. Smilde October 8, 1931 Street Sc Sewer 497.83 1. W. 12 4 O.P.Se Alma Anderson October 5, 1931 Street Sc Sewer 363.10 3 4 Klamath Development Co. October 9, 1931 Street & Sewer .. 804.61 3 5 Klamath Development Co. October 9, 1931 Street Ic Sewer . 373.23 3 8 Klamath Development Co. October S, 1931 - Street Sc Sewer - 261.08 4 S Klamath Development Co. October S, 1931 Street & Sewer ' ,'188.38 6 6 Anna Okas October 8, 1931 Street Sc Sewer 198.40 1 7 E. C. Neely October 8, 1931 Sewer, ' , , -, ' , 112.04 3 7 Mr. E. C. Neely October S, 1931 Sewer 112.04 3 7 Roy E. Neely October 3, 1931 . Sewer ; , ' 113.04 4 7 Roy E. Neely October 8, 1931 Sewer , i ,' " 112.04 8 7 Klamath Development Co. October 8, 1931 Sewer 130.37 7 7 Klamath Development Co. October 8, 1931 Sewer . ' 130.37 8 7 Klamath Development Co. ' October 8, 1931 Sewer i . -130.37 9 7 Klamath Development Co. October 3, 1931 Sewer 158.88 3 8 Klamath Development Co. October 5, 1931 Sewer - - - "111.68 4 8 Klamath Development Co. October 3, 1931 Sewer . 111,68 8 8 Klamath Development Co. October 8, 1931 . Sewer .; 111,68 6 8 Klamath Development Co. October 8, 1931 Sewer , 111.66 7 ' 8 Klamath Development Co. October 8, 1931 Sewer- 140.33 4 9 Klamath Development Co. October 8, 1931 Sewer 130.37 8 9 Klamath Development Co. October 5, 1931 Sewer 173.93 1 10 Klamath Development Co. October 5, 1931 Sewer 111,86 3 10 Klamath Development Co. October 3, 1931 Sewer ' ' , iu.86 3 10 Klamath Development Co. October 3, 1931 Sewer 137.33 WILLIAMS 1 1 Edward Hedden October 8, 1931 Sewer - 98.81 3 1 Edward Hedden October 3, 1931 Sewer 96.81 HOT SPRINGS 8 2 Evelyn Leonard June 13, 1927 Street .' 883.13 7 2 James A. Leonard June 13, 1927 Street, 879.96 8 2 James A. Leonard June 13, 1927 Street . . . .. . 679.98 This sale is made under and by virtue ot a warnnt or list In tabular form for the collection' of sneclal assessment liens. which have been delinquent for more than one year prior to December 13, 1940, on real estate within the cornorate limit of the City of Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, which warrant or list is in my hands. Each of the lots, parcel or tract above described I located within the City of Klamath Falls, Klamath County, and is being sold under Section 86. 2201 to 86, 3310 Oregon Code 1930, a amended, providing a method of foreclosing special assessment liens. ' Each of said lots, parcels and tracts will be sold separately and will be struck off to the first bidder offering to Day the City of Klamath Falls the full amount of its assessment Hens pitta Interest and the costs of and upon this sale." Dated this 13th day of December, 1940. : 1 ,. . First Publication: Dec. 13, 1940. FRANK HAMM, Final Publication: Jan. 10, 1941. Chief of Police of the City of Klamath rail, D 13, 20, 27; J 3, 10 No. 221. , Klamath County, Oregon. . ( tWWWWWWWWJHWWWWrMWMWMWMMMWM Try the Classified Ads.