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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1942)
January 10, 1042 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE IE 11 ; CHICAGO, Jan. 19 CAP) If i norlng Important trade develop, j. menu over the week-end, the grain market today continued to ' drift downward, with dealing V on a comparatively imall scale. Dlsclosi ..it . j ment la preparing to send lend ; leaie (ood shipment to Russia, i Including possibly wheat and ; flour and other cereals, and the Commodity Credit corporation's ; offer of approximately 100,000, ' 000 bushels of old wheat to be j sold for feed to atlmutate live f stock production, caused hardly f ripple In the trade. Dealers Qilsmed thla largely on the mar Tcet's lack of Investment and .speculative Interest, which, they said, I at the lowest ebb in '; yean, and on the disposition of , ' most traders to await settle riiment of the price control con- j; troversy In Woshlngton. V Wheat closed l-io lower than V Saturday, May $1.30ls, July ' (1.311; corn Mc down. May 8Mc, July 871c; oats i-lc lower; ' rye l-lic down; soy beans Mc higher. !v Some dealers said profit tak C ; ing and selling of oats and rye i' reflected the wheat-feed selling i ';', program. They said this might 't take more feed grain available and permit conversion of corn v" Into alcohol. J Stock Market iuoTaTions 5 Air Reduction Alaska Juneau , Al Chem & Dye . ; A Ills-Chalmers .... American Can ........... Am Car It Fdy Am Rad Sta San Am Roll Mills Am Smelt It Rcf J Am Tel It Tel , Am Tob -B" tAm Water Work ?Am Zinc V It 8 . vAnaconda - , ';'V Armour 111 At:hlson Aviation Corp Bald Loco . Jj?nd!x Avla Qieth Steel - ltoelne Alro 38 2 ...138l 20 631 811 41 Ill 411 1281 49 3 .. 81 28 31 .. 311 Si 131 37i 84 18t 20i 22 1 181 1 i 12 41 411 20 88 471 81 8 '32 .. 18J 13t 28! 84i Hi 8 851 127 1321 a 281 30 821 141 121 241 1U 71 Ill 801 271 88 21 881 .... 351 211 221 381 a 281 41 18 131 Borden .. - i Borge-Warncr . Calif Packing 'Callahan Z L, Calumet Hec ?Canadn Dry 'Canadian Pacific ?Cat Tractor. , f Celanese f'Ches It Ohio 'Chrysler jCom'l Solvents Comm'nw'lth & Sou .. '.Consol Aircraft 'Consol Edison Consol Oil Cont'l Can , Corn Products Crown Zellerbach ;Curtlss Wright -.'.' Doug Aircraft Dupont De N . i Eastman Kodak ;l Pow It Lt General Electric ., General Foods . -; General Motors ..... f j Goodrich uooayear lire . ; Ot Nor Ry pfd 1 Greyhound ' j Illinois Central map copper Int Harvester ; Int Nick Can Int Pap It P pfd ! Int Tel It Tel v '4 John Manville ,... i Kennecott J Lib O Ford fj Lockard "i Loew's i Long-Bell "A" jjj Montgomery Ward .... iNasn-iieiv . Nafl Biscuit Nafl Dairy Prod Nafl Dlst National Lead N Y Central . .... 211 .... 181 01 , 13 91 i . 71 .... 8 ..- 81 .... 181 .... 87 .... 2 .... 17 .... 141 711 .... 221 em SI 401 O: , nil, nviBuvu ........ iorth Amer Co Northern Pacific . iOhio Oil Otis Steel Pac Amer Fish Pao Gos It El j Pac Tel & Tel Packard Motor iPan Amer Airways . '.Paramount Pic !" Penney (J C), Penna B R ...., .. Phelps Dodge .... Phillip Pet ! Proctor St Gambia ... , Pub Svo N J , , 81 .. 131 .. 241 A Pullman . : Radio Rsyonlef i Kepubllo Steel 3 101 171 AFTER THI SHOW AFTER THE DANCE BURR.O-N Chill Sandwiches, lea Cream S Carload Potato Shipments Day of JVIontj mmmmmmmm Season l40-41 Jan. to Season Jan. to Season Jan. Dally Date to Date Daily Date to Date 1 0 0 3678 4 4 3624 2 a 8 3882 38 42 3882 I it 18" S80S 47 88 3808 4 iT 18 3885 80 139 3DS8 5 24 3719 T? 150 3878 8 15 68 8734 88 JOS 4016 7 80 ' 106 8784 54 249 4068 8 sT" 164 3840 68 315 4135 48 ' 213 3888 88 371 4181 10 83 278 ' 3851 47 418 4238 U 20 288 3971 60 478 4208 - 12 50 US 4021 18 483 4313 13 65 4ol 4086 48 638 4358 14 38 443 4124 48 888 4406 15 42 485 4166 63 838 " 4459 16 41 527 4208 58 97 4517 " zzz zzz zzz zzz zn 18 18 20 21 22 23 24 26 " 26 27 ' zz ZZZI 26 " 28 """ " 30 " Richfield Oil j 81 Safeway Stores . 411 Sears Roebuck 83J Shell Union 13 Socony Vacuum .,.. 8 Sou Cal Edison 191 Southern Pacific ... 13 Sperry Corp 2l)i Standard Brand . 5 Stand Oil Calif , 21 Stand Oil Ind 28 Stand Oil N J 401 Stone t Webster 5 Studebaker 4 Sunshine Mining ........... 81 Texas Corp 37 Trons-America . 4 Union Carbide ..... 8B Union Oil Calif 131 Union Pacific . 7lt United Airlines 101 United Aircraft 33 United Corporation I United Drug 81 United Fruit 89 U S Rubber 18 U S Rubber pfd 711 U S Steel Q3I Vanadium 191 Warner Pictures 81 Western Union , 281 Westlnghouse 781 Woolworth '. 271 BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, Jan. 18 (AP-USDA) The Boston wool market was quiet today. Occasional inquiries were made for fine territory wools but sales were limited to small quantities need for im mediate consumption. Prices were unchanged and firm. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Or.. Jto. H MPV-RUTTIR put i llUi u urui B irnl, H U prcflront wrppra, Ho fa ortooi. vvMi.nrni inn buni,;. nuisaom ot . 1 I par ost eljliy. 41rrwl in LiTTfn... . iri... .... roninq, fu.fuo D. irmitBl MEy (ntulniuDi of .M of 1 or Mot Idliv,. 41-41 He lb. i i!l7 rouut Rd ooimij filou. to lu lhD flrttj 4KBS4 outllty t ortlui, lo tiiidir tint. CHtESE 6II1di prtM to ForUu4 r Ulluii TllUmook UlpUU, UHo lb.; iol tHo lb. TrlpUU to wbolMtlm, ISUe 16.; lof iruo fob THUmoo. iOQK Prion to Drodurot: A. Urn. tf ; H. ! Jlei A, Medium, SOe; II, Dixlluni, too ttl. ; A, mill, tit; R, udiII, I4o dot.; ril to roUltwt, o blsbtr tor CMm. otrtooi so hlshor. wv ruuLttf nuriQf srlowt iro. I irsds Uhorn brollan, uodtr m Ibi,. IftOl OTir 114 Ibl.. lfiot frrftra. tl4 tht.. tool rolr, otm 4 1M., sdot oolorui brat. loo; Uitioroi, undw sU lb., 17oj ov H 1b., loj roonr. So ib. DBE8SED TUJ1KEV8 Sillfac crlmt, hn, toi tomi, lb. BujIbs pri: tomt, iro lb. i bw, ro lb. RABBITS - AverS coUDtt7.slllo4, SSo oltr kllltd, s)c. ' ciNloffS - roklmt, Sf.toi Orfos, SJ.40. S:4S 6Mb. nek. POTATOES White, lootlt, SJ.KJS0 oontilt Dtivhutet Oim, .S5 eatl; Vik. Iras So. I Oomr, IS.m cmtili KltBftth SS.M entail Jdaho Demi, St.n oesttl, COUNTRY MSAT8 - S.ilio. prMI to ralallin: country kllltd boil, ban batch ra I-H1 lba 1H lb. i v.tlara, fun, tHHio II). I lllht thto, 14-lfc ha-cg, IMScj CAOnar con, lS14oi food euttar oowi, 11. 1 to: bulli 1-I70 lb. I limtx. S0-JIO Ib.i wtiub ivai onp urafoo trboq, bob Inil. K-sta lb.: oreat'liradt ii-tre lb. HAT Balllnf prIM m IrafKi alfalfa. He. 1. Stl torn ott-vttth, Sit (on. v!lv prloaa; WllUmatto oloraf. SIS loo, Tallfy pointt! timotnjr, stataro oretoo, ssi.so. Whan la Medford Star HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modems Jo and Ann Esrltr Proprister POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 19 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 8 car California, one Nevada, 14 Ore. (on, 8 Idaho, 2 Florida arrived; 18 unbroken, 68 broken cars on track; Oregon Klamath district Russet No. 1 $2.55-65, few fine quality 82.75. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 18 (AP. USDA Potatoe: 41 cars Cali fornia, 2 Florida, 83 Idaho, 2 Utah arrived; 30 unbroken, 130 broken cars on track; no Ore gon quotations. LOCAL QUOTATIONS (The following Quotation are obtained from a good source, but cannot be guaranteed as covering every offer or sale. They represent prices to grow er!: For U. S. No. 1, 82.20-40. For U. S. No. S. $1.25-40. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO. Jan. 19 (AP USDA) Potatoes, arrival 282; on track 388; total US shipment Saturday 1011. Sunday 88; sup. plies liberal, demand fair, mar ket unsettled; Idaho Russet Bur. banka US No. 1, $2.S0-3,05; Ne braska Bliss Triumph US No. 1, $2.60-85; Colorado Red McClure US No. 1, J3.B0-70; Michigan Mountains US No. 1, 92.25; Min nesota and North Dakato Bliss Triumph US Wo. 1, 42.00-40; cobblers US No. 1, $2.00-10; Wis consin Katahdlna and rural US No. 1, $2.00-28; new stocks; sup plies moderate, demand light; market dull, no early tales re ported. S. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19 f AP nraw. .st New) -CATTLE: Salable, 175. Steers slow, ateady with last Friday's weak close; a load good 1168 and 1040-lb. steers $12.50 78; cutter and common cows strong to 18c higher; canner to common dairv tvrta mum Sft.7 In fleshy lota to $8.25; bulla steady, few good grade $9.25, medium grade $8.50-75. Calves: Salable, 10. Steady. Fe choice veaiers $14, odd head Medium grades li. f HOnfi! Salihlavi. nn lnn,. mostly S 5c lower than Friday; bulk good to choice 185-235-lb. barrow and gilU $12.88; pack age light filled $12.85; 240 285 lb. $11.75: 140470 - lb. 11.75, few 100.140.1b, $10.75. iows larcelv 10c lower, hulk good grades $10. SHEEP: Salable, 100. Not enough to make market; good to chnfc TOftnlawt limha Minlabta upward to $13.26; good wooled ewea quoiaoie o $o.ou. Woniarful To Saltan ITCHING SCALP Odorltis Jfjuwf Zona Deetorl formal uitklu roller iumnf, earning distress. Being tacit !un, steinlMs, invisible JtouM - Ztm is tptaitliy tin for e!p, Otr 85.000,000 pkf sold. Only tit, AD 4rattcrti. ZEMO PHOIMPinO 1ILEU.S.B0I The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company is being em powered by the federal reserve bank of San Francisco to act ss an issuing agent for U. S. defmw; bonds being purchased by its employees under the payroll al lotment plan, according to word received by C. E. Beavey, man ager here. In an official announcement. N. R. Powley, president of the company, aid: Our resource, facilities and personnel are all directed toward our company playing its full, ef fective and patriotic part in this great national emergency. We count it not only a real privilege, but also an honor to be of srv ice to our government in acting as it issuing agent for the United States defense savings bond. Further, this arrangement we are placing in effect and the same is true or an large employ ers who become an issuing agent will lighten the load on the federal reserve banks and other selling agents who have been swamped with orders. In August, 1038. arrange ments wore made for thex pur chase of United States savings bonds by payroll allotment. On May 1, 1941, this plan was amended to make provision for the purchase of the united State defense savings bonds. Our employees' experience with the payroll allotmentaplans here tofore adopted, which they both appreciate and used extensively, has been a most helpful back ground in their patriotic pur chase of the defense savings bonds. As at December 31, 1941, 8217 employees were participat ing in the plan and had purchas ed or were purchasing, at the end of the year, $1,433,475 face value of bonds." School Children Asked to Collect Waste Paper Here School children Were asked Monday to bring waste paper to schooi with them Fridsy to aid the Boy Scout drive in Klamath Falls. Dwight Gilchrist, scout area executive, urged all children to bring old magazines and papers with them for concentration at each school. The paper will later be picked up by scouts and transferred to a warehouse for shipment to Portland. Gilchrist said that thus far 20 ton have been shipped from here and thnt another carload of approximately the same amount will be sent later this month. He said the organization is attempting to find a paper press in order to handle loose material. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Jn. 19 (AP-USDA) CATTLE: Salable 1800, total 1800; calves salable and total 100; around 15 cars cattle held over; market uneven; best steers and ehe-tock steady with last Monday's average or around 25c higher than low time; medium grade steers very slow, several loads unsold; can ner-cutter cows less active, about steady; veaiers 80c higher; me- aium-good fed steers mostly J$11.75-12.50; few loads to $13.00; common steer downward to $9.00; few heifers $10.50-11.25; common grades $8.00-9.25; can- ner-cutter cow $5.75-6.75; fat dairy type cow around $7.50-75; medium-good beef cows $8.80- 8.25; few young cows $9.35-50; good bull , $9.50-10.00; good choice vealera $13.50-14.50. HOGS: Salable 2100, total 4800; market about steady; good' choice 170-215 lb. weights most ly $12.00; few selected truck-ins $12.15 early; 230-270 lb. $11.00 11.50; light lights $11.00-25; sows mostly $9.00-75; light sows to $10.00; good-choice feeder pigs $U.S0-1Z.Z3. SHEEP: Salable 2000, total 3700; early trade steady; few toads unsold; carloads good' choice wooled lambs mostly $12.00-25; best truck-ins around $11.75; medium-good grades $11.25-50; good shorn lambs with No. 1 pelts $10.75; fat ewe most ly $5.50-75. NEW YORK. UPWPhilin Km and five Brooklyn neighbors ap peared before Magistrate Abner C. Surpless for failing to remove snow from their sidewalks. I admire very much the fine assistance your comrades in China are giving the allied cause," the magistrate told Kee and suspended sentence for H Six. ?j'Sii Relief At Last For Your Cough Oreomulsion relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel serin laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in flamed bronchial mucous mem faranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a battle of Oreomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have yeur money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis These Bluebirds vm. m. wumexft PATTERN A happy choice in embroid erythese bluebirds that will beautify just every sort of lin en! They're just the thing for your tea cloth, scarf, towel or pillow case. Pattern 7187 eon tains a transfer pattern of 14 motifs ranging from 714 x 7Vi to 2!4 13 H inches; iliustra- DRIVERS BUY GOO STAMPS SATURDAY Fostoffice officials reported the sale of 207 vehicle use tax stamps on Friday, and 600 stamps on Saturday morning, according to a check made Monday. Heavy sale are expected next Friday, 1 Saturday and Monday following . mill pay day. Assistant PosUnas j ter R. L. Griffith stated. Some 7000 of the green Lib Jerty bell stickers are available in Klamath county to take care of Use estimated 13,425 car own , ers. The stamps cost $2.09 and j are good until July 1 when a j $5 vehicular tax stamp must be purchased for the period of one 1 year. Thus far it has been necet- : sary to use but one window, Griffith stated. The stamp must be m use on or before February 1, according to government In formation. VITAL STATISTICS VADEN Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Fails, Ore., January 16, 1942, to Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Yaden, 2403 Want land avenue, a girl. Weight; 5 pounds 1H ounces. LINDLAND Born at Klam ath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., January 17, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Llndlarsd, 212 Lewis street, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds BH ounces. Le MASTERS Born at Hill- i side hospital, Klamath Fall, Ore., January 17, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. LeMasters. 2133 Orchard avenue, a girl. Weight: ' 6 pounds 12 ounces. ; ULR1CH Born at Hillside , hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.,j January 18, 1942, to Mr. and, Mrs. Ken Ulrich, 2525 Orchard avenue, a girL Weight: 8 pounds i 3H ounces. BUCKNER Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., January 18, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Buckner, box 44, city, a gu-i. Weight: 7 pound 2 ounces HOIE Born at HilHIde hos pital, Klamath Fall, Ore., Jan uary IS, 1942, to Mr. and Mr. Clarence Hoie, city, a boy. weight: 6 pounds 12 ounces. HODMAN Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Fall!, Ore., January 19, 1942, to Mr. and Mr. C. V. Rodman, Merrill, Ore., a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 4H' ounces. HOW NOW ATCHISON, Km., UP) The insurance inspector came around to check up after an employe lost the end of a finger in flour mill machinery. -"How'd it happen?" "Just like this," replied tha boss, George Redinger, demon strating. That's just the way it happen- 3d, all right twicel MIL-VEGETABLE LAXATIVE In KR (Nature s Remedy) Tsbltts, there re chemic!, no minerals, tw phenol derivatives. NR Tablet are dif ferent ait diffsrent. Pmly UffteiStt eornbiRstlcn of 10 vet etabie ingredients formulated over 60 years ago. Uncoated or candy coated, their action it depend able, thorough, yet gentle, as millions ef NR'i have proved. Get a 2bi box today ... or larger economy sue. UK T8-MSHT: TOMOmOW tUHQHT mi rRtaUUXi I Older folks fl common p"' JjM Mean Happiness, StPS Household Brighten Varied Linens With Them ai. as. f tion of stitches; materials need ed; color schemes. To obtain this pattern send IS cent in coin to The Herald end News, Household Art Dept. Klamath Fails Do not send this picture, but keep it and the num ber for reference. Be sura to wrap coin securely, as a loose coin often slips out of the en velope. Requests for patterns should read, "Send patters No ..... to jollowed by your name and address I Style Leaders I for Spring A bevy of colorful beauties In f lt?rels as fresh as April . . . and fallleurs as smart as Fifth avenue! Whether you want a smart business type in solid tones -or a lush tropical print you'll find styles as different as day from night. These glamorous new frocks by LAiglon are softened by deft end subtle dressmaker touches as smart and exclusive as you'll find In gar ments priced double these offerings. Register at your precinct voting -Place Jan. 20 Bond Pledge Day Everyone should report regardless ej ability to Buy Bonds l?T MAKE KLAMATH 100 Farm Loan Directors Talk Effect of War on Credit Directors cf the five National Farm Loan associations of Klanv ath nd Lake counties which: make up the Klamath Fails group office met at the Willard hotel Saturday, January 17, to discuss way and mean of strengthening the local credit group for the pr.d of war and defense. Here from Spokane to join with them were C. C. Row an, assistant to the president, and Arnold Anderson, regional manager for the stat ot Oregon, from the Federal Land Sank of Spokane. Plan for the annual meetings were laid, and the Bonanza, Klamath Fall and Merrill asso ciations wiil meet at Klamath Fails, February 2$; the Fort Klamath association at Fort Klamath on February 26, and the Lakevlew association at Lakeview on February 27. "Since 1842 marks the 25th anniversary of the farm lean system, it is appropriate that we should review our accomplish ment in the past quarter of century," Rowan said, "In the light of our experience and be cause of world conditions, we should be sure our credit house is in order, well manned and pre pared to meet the emergencies of the future, whatever they may be. Among ether thing, we should help forestall inflation which did so much damage to ffopcc P finis 0 Scrsen Prhis Spaced Florals Dofs 0 Solids Featuring Spun Rayons In the newest pastel and Intermediate tones of blue, -green, aqua, light brown, rose, and navy Sizes 12 to 40. msio95 agriculture durfriff World mm No. 1, . "The busal ccaa'sHa . steadily growing In importance. Frequently the community and kkbi peopie so not understand importance ei tne local group to their eomm-initv. Thi imi credit group is doing a business ui aooui i73,OT, serving ago farmer In Klamath and Lska counties.' It Should MnimM the same prestige that any other insLitisnors aoing similar busi ness would command," he said. Directors of th k;ki L tociation sr Judge U. E. ReaxJ. er, c. a. smeary, fercy Dixon, A. L. Marshall and C 2. Drew, Director of fhn Rnneiua elation re Charles H. Flaekos, Henry senmor, Lesiie Maxwell, Edmund W. Gowen and Jehu Ross. Directors rvf h Ktnrtii association are J. W. Taylor, Cal vin JiajKms, J, i rank Adam, J. o. wiison ana Directors ot the Fort Klamath association are R. S, Loosisy, Frank Denton, Den ison Lawton, George Denton, S. I). Darling. Director of the Lakeview association, W. B. Sn( der, C, E, Campbell, C, X. She. lock, Fred Peat and Fred S, Fisher. . . . H. E. Hamaker is secretary treasurer of ail association and in charge of the Klamath Fail office. Bead Hit Classified page. ' HI