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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1941)
PAGE FOURTEEN THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON May 1, 1941' Makketi and fyincuurial COHllE STEALSHOW NEW YORK, May 1 ID Strength of import commodities again took the play away from securities in today's financial markets. While stocks faltered, stum- bled and recovered indifferently at intervals, such staples futures as rubber, cocoa, wool, hides and sugar pushed forward under renewed demand which appar ently reflected fears of nearby ocean transport shortages. Transfers were around 300,- 000 shares, one of the low turn overs of the year. In the stock division, McKes son and Bobbins preferred made new high for the year. Ahead most of the time also were San ta Fe, Chesapeake & Ohio, Loft, Standard Oil of N. J., Kcnnecott, Montgomery Ward and Cerro de Pasco. Bethlehem Steel dipped, al though others in this group were followers of a slim groove. Hesi tant also were Sears Roebuck, Consolidated Edison, Westing- house, Air Reduction, J. C. Pen ney -and Johns-Manville. Bonds were uneven with scat tered rails improving. Today's quotations: Air Reduction 37J Alaska Juneau 41 Al Chem & Dye American Can Allis-Chalmers . Am Car Ac Fdy Am Rad Sta San Am Roll Mills Am Smelt & Ref j Am Tel & Tel Am Tob "B" Am Water Works Am Zinc L & S 1 46 26 80 241 6i 14 ... 37 .149J 67J 4i ,.- SJ FROM STOCKS We Want To. Cut Our Big Used Car Stocks SO In 5 Days Biggest 5 turn Stock No. 20B G.M.C. Pickup Mechanically OK, tires excellent WE PAID S495 YOU SAVE SI 00 $395 Stock No. 222 1936 Ford Deluxe Tudor Completely reflnlshed in our used car reconditioning plant. WE PAID $375 YOU SAVE $80 $295 These bargains will be the talk of the town. Watch! Stock No. 250 1937 Chrysler 6 Sedan Reconditioned throughout. WE PAID $525 YOU SAVE $80 $445 BALSIGER I 231 4i 27 21 . 131 . 34k , 69J , 131 . 191 163 181 52 12 34 403 371 578 21 . 83 i 191 51 459 111 83 661 1381 1231 li 283 353 371 12 161 251 103 71 91 431 253 623 2 581 321 311 211 301 21 Loews Long-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv Nat'lBiscuit a Nat'I Dairy Prod 313 4 161 13 171 15 111 12 123 61 71 7 7i Nat'l Dist National Lead N Y Central No Am Aviation North Amer Co Northern Pacific , Ohio Oil Otis Steel Pac Amer Fish Anaconda Armour 111 Atchison Aviation Corp ..... Bald Loco ... Bendix Avia Both Steel Boeing Airp ..... Borden Borge-Warner Calif Packing ..., Calumet Hec . Canada Dry Canadian Pacific .. Cat Tractor Ches & Ohio Chrysler ... Col Gas & El Com'l Solvents c. Comm'nw'lth & Sou Consol Edison Consol Oil ..... Corn Products Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright DougAircr aft .. Dupont De N .. Eastman Kodak El Pow & Lt General Electric General Foods General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Tire Gt Nor Ry pfd Greyhound Illinois Central Insp Copper . Int Harvester ..... Int Nick Can Int Pap & P pfd . Int Tel & Tel Johns Manville Kennecott .: Lib O Ford Lockheed . - Day Clearance In Our Stock No. 323 1937 Packard Convertible Coupe In best of condition, 120 series WE PAID $650 YOU SAVE $8S $565 WHOLESALERS: Any of these used cars still in our stocks at the end of this sale will be opened to wholesale offers. Stock No. 300 1937 Studebaker 6 Sedan Traded in by original owner, motor completely recondition ed, tires excellent. WE PAID $500 YOU SAVE $65 $435 Stock No. 225 1936 Terroplane Sedan Just traded in by original owner on a new 1941 Ford. WE PAID $350 YOU SAVE $109 $245 PRICES YOU MAY NOT SEE AGAIN FOR YEARS MAIN and ESPLANADE Pac Gas & El 251 Packard Motor 2i Pan Amer Airways . ......... 101 Paramount Pic .. .. Ill Penney (J C) 771 Pcnna R R 233 Phelps Dodge 261 Phillips Pet 391 Proctor & Gamble 501 Pub Svc N J 22 Pullman 238 Radio 3 J Rayonicr 113 Rayonicr pfd 231 Republic Steel 174 Richfield Oil 8i Scars Roebuck 683 Shell Union 12i Socony Vacuum 81 Sou Cal Edison 231 Southern Pacific 1H Spcrry Corp 311 Standard Brands 51 Stand Oil Calif 205 Stand Oil Ind 281 Stand Oil N J 35 Stone & Webster 51 Studebaker 5 Texas Corp 371 Trans:America 41 Union Carbide 641 Union Oil Calif 131 Union Pacific 781 United Airlines 103 United Aircraft 38 United Corporation 3 United Drug 31 United Fruit 611 U S Rubber 21 U S Rubber pfd . 88 U S Steel 513 Vanadium 24J Warner Pictures ..... 3t Westinghouse 87 Woolworth - 26$ WOOL MARKET BOSTON, May 1 (AP-USDA) Scattered sales of moderate vol ume were closed in the Boston wool market today. Business in cluded foreign as well as domes tic wools. Twelve-month Texas wools were sold at $1.03-1.07 scoured basis. Combing quarter blood territory wools brought 828-885 scoured basis on a few scattered sales. A few sales were closed on average to good French combing fine territory wools in original bags at $1-1.03 If saving money interests you DON'T MISS THESE VALUES! Stock No. 277 1939 Mercury Tudor Sedan Radio, heater, S absolutely new tires, reconditioned YOU Stock No. 317 1939 Ford Coupe In Best of Condition WE PAID $643 YOU SAVE $60 Stock No. 281 1938 Ponh'ac 8 Sedan Radio and heater, traded WE YOU MOTOR MT QUIETUS REPORT AWAITED CHICAGO, May 1 0T) Nerv ously awaiting issuanco of pri vnto crop reports tomorrow, the wheat market fluctuated mildly today in quiet trading. The private reports were gen orally expected to be bearish and show a big gain on the lutes previous estimates of a crop of 616.000.000 bushels. Prices de clined early, thou rallied to above yesterdny's finish, and then cased off again. Other grains, except com, fluctuated with wheat. Wheat closed unchanged to cent higher than yesterday's fin ish, May 911-Olc, July 893-3 torn unchanged to 1c higher, May 681, July 681-!c, oats 1c lower to 1c higher, rye 3-Uc up, soybeans unchanged to 1 tc low er, and lard 10-13c advanced S.' F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO May 1 (PMFcd. State Market News) Hogs: soluble 400. steady; two cars 180-190 lb, good butchers $9.40, sorted 40 head at $9.15, one load 210 lb. butchers $9.40 straight; odd packing sows $7.00-40. Cattle: salable 60. Slow, very little done, prospects draggy weekend clearance; about tw loads fed steers on sale, bids little lower; medium to good heifers absent, quoted $9.50- 10.50: grass cows scarce, quoted $8.00-50, package light young cutters held $6.00, canners $4.50-5.50; bulls nominally $8.00-50. Calves: salable 10, Steady; good to choice vealers quoted $12-13; calves $9.00- 10.50. Sheep: salable none. Spring lambs nominal, good to choice quoted $10-11; shorn ewes $4.00- 5.35. scoured basis. Combing three- eighths and one quarter blood bright fleece wools were mov ing rather slowly at 44-46 cents in the grease for each grade. History! completely. WE PAID $795 $695 SAVE $100 $585 in by original owner. PAID $665 SAVE $70 $595 CO. Carload Potato Shipments Day of Month Season of 1940-41 Season of 1039-40 floats MMiHBHn siiiMMiBBssssMiiiiiiiaaiiKBMBMa Apr. to Season Apr. to Season Apr. Dally Date to Date Dally Date to Unto 1 iP 35 8322 27 27 64B8 2 16 51 8338 37 64 0525 " ' 3 49 100 8387 35 " 09" 8500 4 " 35 135 8422 27 128 6587 5 47 182 8469 33 151) 0620 8 3 183 8472 35 194 6655 7 47 232 8519 3 107 6658 8 34 268 855! 21 218 8679 9 45 311 8598 . 29 247 6708 10 34 343 8632 27 274 6735 11 36 381 8668 25 2119 6760 12 40 421 8708 19 318 6770 13 0 421 8708 lT 333 6706 14 30 451 8738 5 340 6801 15 37 488 8775 17 357 6818 16 42 530 8817 3 360 6821 17 30 360 8847 8 368 6829 18 33 393 8880 14 382 6843 19 28 621 8908 16 398 6859 20 0 621 8908 9 407 6868 21 20 641 8928 3 410 6871 22 22 66!) 8950 12 422 6883 23 26 B89- 8976 13 435 6898 24 18 707" 8994 10 445 6000 25 10 717 " 9004 12 457 6018 26 11 72l 8015 14 471 6932 27 T" 728 9013 19 490 6031 28 16 744 9031 4 494 6955 29 21 765 9052 T 508 6969 30 T 514 6973 31 Shipments by Tiuck 227 Grand Totals 741 7202 POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO. May (AP-USDA Potatoes: 4 Califor nia, 4 Oregon arrived, 10 un broken, 9 broken cars on tracK market firm: Oregon Klamath district Russets No. I, $1.10 to 51.25, occasional car higher. LOS ANGELES. May 1 (AP- USDA) Potatoes: 3 Idaho ar rived, 4 unbroken, 16 broken cars on track, market about steady for old stock, stronger for new stock, by truck 2 California 2 Utah, 1 Nevada, arrived. No Oregon quotations. CHICAGO, May 1 (AP-USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 102; on track 376; total US shipments 423; old stock, supplies moderate; de mand for Idaho Russets best quality fair, market about steady; for northern stock de mand very light, market about steady; Idaho Russet Burbanks US No. L $1.50-55; Minnesota nd North Dakota cobblers uu per cent US No. 1 quality 80c; Early Ohios 80-85 per cent US No. 1 quality 70-80c; Wisconsin cobblers and Round Whites US No. 1, 85c; Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $1.00; new stock, supplies rather light, demand very slow; for Texas Triumphs market weak, for California Long Whites market unsettled; Texas 50 lbs. sack Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $1.50 per sack; California 100 lbs. sack Long Whites US Mo. 1, $2.30 per sack. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, May 1 (AP- USDA) Hogs: salable 400, to tal 500; market strong on best grades, very slow on off grades; good-choice 170-210 lb. drive ins $9.10 to mostly $9.25; mc- lum grades down lo $8.83; 225-263 lb. weights $8.30-75; light-lights mostly $8.25-50; slaughter pigs down to $8.00; packing sows $8.00-25; heavy weights down to $7.50; feeder pigs scarce; light weights salable up to $10 or above.. Cattle: salable and total 100; calves: salable 35, total 60; fed steers scarce, - demand narrow nd undertone weak to lower; other classes fairly active, most ly steady; few. common to low medium steers $7.50-0.00; common-medium heifers $6.75-9.00; good fed heifers quotable to 10 or above; canncr and cutter cows mostly $5.25-6.50; fat dairy cows $7.00-50; fairly good beef cows $8.00; medium-good bulls $8.00-90; good beef bulls quot able to $9.25; common grades to $7.00; good-choice vealers steady at $10.50-11.50; common grades $6.50-9.00. Sheep: salable 450. total. 500; spring lambs weak, shorn old crop grassy lambs fully 50c lower for two days; good-choice 1-88 lb. spring lambs $10.25- 50; medium grades down to $9.00; few' medium-good shorn old crop lambs $7.00-50; fed kinds possibly quotable to around $8.75; few good shorn ewes $3.50-75. DEFINED' An animal that is gregarious, polygamous and omnivorous,' Is one that lives in herds or flocks; has more than one mate at a time, and eats both animal and vegetable matter. ' LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the' Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County. In the Matter of the Estate ot P. W. Purdin. deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed his Final Account of the administration ot said Estate, and that said Court has set Friday, May 16 1941, at ten o'clock A. M., is the time and the Circuit Court room in the Court House it Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the place, for hearing objections to said Final Account and the settlement thereof. Dated April 17. 1941. BERT C. THOMAS, Administrator of the Estate of P. W. Pjirdin, Deceased. Apr. 17 24; M 1-8-13 No. 66 CLASSIFIED INDEX Apartments For Rent Automotive Business Opportunities Educational Financial For Sale or Trade . General Notices Health Help Wanted, Female. Help Wanted, Male ..... Houses For Rent Livestock and Poultry Lost and Found Miscellaneous For Rent Miscellaneous For Sale . Miscellaneous Wanted Personals Real Estate For Sale Real Estate Wanted .. Room and Board Lost and Found PACKAGE containing lady's hat, between Macdocl and Klamath Falls. Phone 4260. 5-1 peneral Notices HOUSE MOVING, raising, ce ment work. R. B. Hadlcy, 203 Michigan Ave. Phone 7251. 5-16 OPEN SATURDAY Junction Coffee Cup, Fort Klamath Junction. Operated b y Mae Cable. 5-2 FREE MARCELS every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Northwestern Beauty College. 5-31mtf Transportation Go By Motor Coach Shortest Route Lowest Fares to Northern Points' One Round Way Trip Spokane ...$l 1. 00. $20.05 Boise, Ida. 9.95 18.10 ortland 5.90 10.65 Seattle ...... 8.40 14.65 Mt. Hood Stages, Inc. Busses Leave 1:00 P. M. Greyhound Depot Phone. 5521 0-20mtf GOING TO PENDLETON Sat urday, May 3. Will take four passengers. Phone 6677. ' fl-1 10 Services WRINGER ROLLS Washing machine and vacuum cleaner parts for all makes. .Merit Washing Machine Service, 709 South Sixth. 6-31mt 24 34 48 12 46 38 14 1 28 44 2 28 .36 42 ZZZi'so 32 20 Services GLASS Duplete Safety Glass, window - glass, plato and mirrors, ro ellverlng. Kimball's Glass Shop, 527 Walnut. Phono 7378. 50mlf WALLPAPER CLEANED, $1.00 . per room. Kal.iomlned unci painted walls cleaned right and reasonable. Work guiiiiin teed. Phono 5320. 0-7 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, no tary public. Edn Lee Besson etto, Elk Hotel, phono 4181, 514 TRAINED NURSE. Phono 11011. 51 PAINTING Kalsomlnlng. II L. Brown. Phono 4220. 3-1 limit SHARPENING, repairing lawn- mowers, tools, welding. Hod onhamor Saw Filing, 351-3 K. Main street. Phono 4672. 5 10 WF.LL DRILLING mid pumps Arthur Stewart, 11148 Dlsbee. 5-20 ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Sales and service. Phone 5917. P. O. Box 814. 8 20 CRATING, packing, moving, storage. Call us for estimates. Peoples Warehouse. 2U04tf WHO'S YOUR MOVER? Dial 7425. Local, long distance. 2003tf FIX THAT RADIO Our busi ness is SOUND. Conner Scr vlco Co., 2007 So. flth. Phone 6878. Just south of viaduct. 5-Bmtf SEE MRS. HARNEY for Alter ations, Remodeling. Whytal's. Phone 8222. 5-5mtf KALSOMINING Painting. paper hanging. Mac McGarr. Phono 48B8. 3 1(1 WINDOW CLEANING We also clean paper, kalsomlne and painted walls. A. M. Khnads. Dial 4768. 5-24mtf DRESSMAKING. Hemstitching, Buttons, Buckles covered. Al terations on now and old cloth ing. Mrs. H. M. Allender, 731 Main, room 216. Phone 72113. S-lOmtf CURTAINS home laundered and stretched. Reasonable Mrs. Shafer. Phone 5647 53mtl PAPER!! ANGING, PAINTING. Kalsomlnlng. Dial 6848. Mel vin E. Frost. 5-13mtf ARE YOUR RUGS CLEAN7 Call Doremua Rug and Furnl turo Cleaners. Dial 5875. 2012 Orchard. 5-11 PICTURE FRAMING Art and GUt Shop, 519 Main. 5-24mtf FLOOR SANDING Old floors reflnlshed. Norman Froley. Phone 4001. 5 24mtf CALL SHASTA CLEANERS for quality cleaning at lowest prices. Phone 7038. 5441 So. 6th. 5-24 FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh Ing. Clifford Golden. Phone 3922. 5-31mtf FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING We generate our own power, C. DuFour. Phono 3006. 3-27mtf ia Educational WANTED AT ONCE MKM fur I'M Ant'lra fount? AIRCRAFT FACTORY II In M. natlvd horn. whit, who ran utl mi)loym-rH qualification!, . A H iiKHMiH m Minim or ir Angrl'i ttn plrH thoiiidtidt. 8 our dUc merit nam oi urron men. NO JOB NO PAY. Annllratlrifii nnw lit-tn tnttrfi In Hill ima. ir )ou tun arcritl tltfO )u PAY FULL TUITION AFTER PLACEMENT In imlt ntrmenta Itirltnt SO dan after on ara on (1m Jon. 'Wit rail TOIMY IF VOII ran mt the ntinllMciHIrini fir tma wnrk. Si-. MIis MrKlnn.r, rlli-an hot, I. Klvn ath Pall.. t l WHEN you think of success, think of Northwestern Beauty College. One of America s ex ceptional training schools. 5-31mtf 13 Health DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED Usually 1 to 3 hours. Dr, Gordon Ledlngham. 5-31mtf 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTED Waitress and enter tainer for dlno and dnnec tavern. News-Herald, Box 420 5-2 WANTED Experienced bcautv operator with at least 5 years experience. Houston Beauty 'Shop, No. 8th. 4-30 WANTED Cook. Small tavern $60, room, board. Nows-Iler-aid, Box 387, fi-2 WANTED Housekeeper for small adult fnmlly. May go home or Blay nights. Write Box 85, News-Herald, or call at 320 , No. 4th street after 7 p. m. odk WANTED Reliable womnn for nouscworK. L.B11 2138 While after 6 p. m. j.j WANTED Ranch cook. Sadie wewnham, Rt. 2, Box 701. 8-1 WANTED Car hoppers nl Burr. u-n. go 18 to 22. Must he neat and nltrncllvo. Apply 4 to 6 p. m. No other time. 6-1 10 14 Halo Wanted. Female Ajuxryvxnjn.ruy-ij-ini-iiiiir"i" - m GinL OR ELDERLY LADY to cure for baby. Phone 8664 after 6 p. m. 8-2 WANTED Woman for general housework. Must bo neut and good cook. References. Hunch homo, l'hone Merrill 3412. s 5-3 1H0AUTV OPERATORS Free employment service. North western Beauty College. S-31mtf 16 Help Wanted. Male WANTED Young farm hand, single. Je llriindi'Jsky, two miles south of Mac's store, routo I, box 624. 5 5 MAlONlT6KCO. wants sales men this territory take orders direct from wearer. See Mr. Cork, Unit lintel. 8-1 YOUNG MAN to work at Burr. n.M Mn. I tn oUnin nnrl am. bltlous. Fountain experience preferred but not necessary. Apply 4 to tl p. in. 5-1 18 Situations Wanted YOUNG MAN, 24, wants steady employment. C I e a u, good driver. Anything considered. Phono 7416. 5 1 SillPMAN NURSERY Chil dren cared for. Day, week, month. Phono 7305. 1913 Wantluiid. 521mtf EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER with advanced in-counting training desires employment. Phone 50114. 8-7 WANTED Stenographic posi tion. Three yours experience. Phono 8204. 233 Mortimer. S3 20 Room and Board ROOM Hoard If desired. Very nice home. 1426 Crescent. 3 1 ROOM, HOARD, LAUNDRY 346 N. 10th. 5 3 ROOM, HOARD 514 Walnut. 5 28 ROOM AND HOARD. 1018 Wash ington. 8 2 DO A liD. ROOM. LAUNDRY. Phono 7272. 700 Mitchell. 5 2. BOARD. ROOM private home. 332 N. 0th. 6 9 VACANCY 1034 High. 82 ROOM tc HOARD Private comfortable home. Excellent table. Close In. 1028 Jeffer son. Phone 4705. 6-4. BOARD, ROOM 1545 Sargent. 3-24 ROOM Men share room, twin Deris, good meals. bpeclnl rates. Close In with gnrage. 1204 Crescent. 5 3 HOAR n ANDROOM Close In. 228 No. 7th. 6 3 ROOM AND BOARDfor young lady. Private home. Phone 5346. 1321 Johnson. 83 22 Rooms For Rent LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Util ities furnished. Incjulre 1403 Main. 53 ROOM In modern home for gen . ticmun. Phono 4667. 5 3 CLEAN ROOM 134 N. Third. 4790tf SLEEPING ROOM. 421 Oak. 5 2 CLAREMONT 228 No. 4th. All outside, newly decorated, moacrn rooms, rrco parKlng. 5-flmtf LAKE HOTEL Clean, modern rooms. Reasonable rates, 8-1 FURNISHED ROOMS. 020 Lincoln. 2950tf CLAREMONT Summer rates. Some four dollars. 8-1 4 ROOM AND HOARD Swedish cooking. Call at 433 High. 5-3 ROOM FOR RENT 314 Wajh b'K'on. 44Btf 24 Apartments For Rent . VACANCY Esplanade Courts. Furnished. B-31mtf FURNISHED APT. Garage. 221 Spring. 8-7 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Everything furnished. $3.50 410 So. 6th. 6-7 TWO-ROOM APARTMENT with O bnth, $10. 445 Market. 8-3 TWO-ROOM APT. $18. Wood and water furnished. 2124 Reclamation. B-l THREE-ROOM unfurnished du- picx for rent. Phone 8113 be fore 6, or 0570 after 6. 5-3 CASCADE Apartment Hotel wompicioiy furnished. Con venient hotel service. Day, week or month. 8-Slmtf UNFURNISHED APARTMENT Marlon Apartments. 4847U FURNISHED court apartment. i wo rooms, private bath, fuel and water. Summer rates. In qnlro Meeker Dairy. 2000 So. Sixth. - 6-2 VACANCY Small furnished apartment. Suitable for two. Private bath. Adults. 325 Commercial. 474tf 3-ROOM APARTMENT Elnc- inc stove, Frlgldnlro. $20. 2211 14 Blclin, Cnll after 8:30. 51 r
