HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
Apartments For llont 24
Automotive ... 34
Duilnoai Opportunities 4U
Educational ... 12
Financial ......... 40
For Sale or Trade SH
Qenaral Notices .. ... 4
Health 13
Help Wanted, Female... 14
Help Wanted. Mala .....10
Houaea For Kent 20
Livestock and Poultry 44
Lost and Found .. 2
Mlacellunooua For Rent ..20
Mlacellunooua For Sale ...... 30
Mlacellaneous Wanted ... ..42
Heal Estato For 6ale 3D
Real Estate Wuntod 83
Room and Dourd 20
Situations Wnnled IB
? a L.oil and Found
v.JI - ,i- -. -. -i -i . r - -""
H LOST Brown shepherd stock
dog. Answers to nnmo o( Jack,
k Howard fur new lending to
V his rocovury. Plume 217, roil
'f Klamiith, collect. Dnn Suvnge,
0-4
STRAYKD TO FARM 3 J miles
west of Bonanza, one bBy slua
colt wolithlng (100 IDs., brunu
ed triangle L on right flunk
rnvnnr mnv have sumo by nay
Ing for ad and for damage
dono. L. M. Hnnklns, Ho
nnn.n, Ore.
General Notices
11 - "
'! TULELAKE CARPENTERS
i For vour convenience South
if urn Or.-unn lliirdware. 6211
Main street, will bo open each
week night from 8 p. m. to
0 p. m. 332711
6UMMKR RATES Popular
nlnno, Learn to play the ens-
lost way. Miracle Series Stu
dios. Phono 3302, branch sla
dlo 34011. 0 0
Personals
e MONUMENTS Klamath Falls
! Mnrblo and GrBnltn Works,
llfl So, 11th, Phone 03(11.
J. B-30
10
Services
GUARANTEED RADIO RE
PAIR Dial 8203. At 2203 So.
flth. Dave's Radio Sorvlco
D. H. McCurdy, Prop, 7-2
WE CLEAN HUGS, CARPETS,
FURNITURE ond MATTRESS
ES. Doremus Rug Cleaners.
2012 Orchard, Dial 8873. 0-30
I WILL OBTAIN your delayed
birth certificate for you. Chris
Hathaway, 120 N. 10th St
Klamath Falls, Ore. 6-3D
WRINGER ROLLS Washing
I Machine and Vacuum Cleaner
narta for all mokes. Merit
Walilna Machine Sorvlco. 011
South Sixth. 0-SOmtf
FLOOR SANDING and rcflnlsh
Ing. Clifford Golden. Phono
3022. 8-30mtf
PAPERHANGING, painting, kill-
somlnlng. Dial 0328. Molvln
E. Frost. ' 0-20mtf
BAGS machine cleaned ond
patched. Tcoplc's Warehouse
Bog Co. 171UU
PICTURE FRAMING
Gift Shop, 810 Main.
Art and
8-24mU
PAINTING, KALSOMINING
II, L. Brown. Phone 4220
0-10mtf
SUMMER SPECIAL Pcarco
t Beauty Salon $7.80 Crcme
Oil permanent $4.05. Pro-
heat, no machine, no chcml
cals. Phono 4018. 6-0
HOUSE CLEANING Art Bone
diet, 0848. 0-9mlf
LAWNMOWEHS SHARPENED
tho doublo edgo way. Bodcn-
hnmcr Snw Filing, 383 E. Mnln
0-0
PICTURE FRAMING Goollor's,
230 Mnln, a-14mtf
HEMSTITCHING
DRESSMAKING, Buttons and
Buckles covorcd, Alterations
on now and old clothing. Mrs
H. M. Allendor, 731 Main,
Room 210. Phono 7203.
fl-10mtf
CURTAINS and bedding Inun
dcred. Phono 8200. 0-23
.12
Educational
WOULD LIKE to hear from re-
llnblo men wo enn train to
overhaul and service Air Con
dltlonlng and Refrigerating
Equipment. Must bo median
lenity Inclined, No Interfer
ence with present occupation
For interview wrlto nt onco
giving nnmo, address, ago.
Utilities Inst., Box 1741, Her
nld-News. 0-2
13
Health
DR. M, C. CASS15L, Chlronrnc-
tic Clinic, colon nnd rcclnt
dlsenses. 832 Mnln, Dial 721B
6-30intC
14 Holp Wanted, Femnlo
I WANTED Housokooper for two
J ndults. Modern homo. Light,
ensy nlnco for womnn who
; O'l wnnts a qnlot, pnrmnncn
i homo nnd good wnfics. Phono
i ' 3212. 1370tf
.CAPABLE HOUSEKEEPER
Strictly modern home, Good
', wnges. Stny nights. Inquire
nftornonns or ovonlngs. 204
North Third. 1004tf
14 Help Wanted, Female
WANTED Two girls ovor 18
Tor ;nuld work. Apply Hill
side liospltiil, 0 II
WANTED Girl for housework,
over 111. U10 Spring. 6-4
WANTED Competent womnn
for general housework and
enro of child. Phono 3710. 6-3
WANTED Experienced woman
cook for ranch. Good wages.
Box 1600, Herald-News.
1880tf
WANTED Woman for house
work. Must have references.
Call 3715. 1757tf
WANTED Experienced beauty
operator. Must bo neat, effi
cient und abla to moot the
public, Apply Houston Beauty
Shop, 114 No, 8th. 040U
WANTED Experienced house
keeper, Phone 3817, 1740tf
16 Help Wanted, Male
WANTED Automobile median
ic, Experience with Oldsino-
bllo preferred but not csscn
tlul. Good proposition for
right man. J, S. Wolka, Olds.
mobile Agency, Grants Pass.
0-4
WANTED Shoemaker. Need
not bo first class, Phone 4302
0-4
HUSTLER WANTED! to intro
duce, supply demand for Haw
luigh Necessities. Good routes
open in Klumnth Falls und
Modoc county (Calif.). Raw
lelgh Methods get business.
No selling experience needed
to start. Wo supply Sales, Ad
vertising literature all you
nerd. Profits should increase
every month. Low prices, good
values, complete service. Raw
lelgh's, Dept. ORF-303 03, Oak
land, Calif. 0-4
BOY TO MOW LAWN Call
after 0 p. m. Phone 0113. 6-2
WANTED Neat, reliable young
man to deliver and lenrn the
flower trade, 18 years or mare.
Apply lu person, Mocllcr's
Klamath Flower Shop. 03 1 tf
WANTED Irrigator, single, ex
perleneed. Rt, 1, Box 0, Bo
nanza, Ore. 340lf
WANTED! Cowboys, cowgirls
to bring their boot work to
Fred Kelley's Shoo Shop at
Charlie Road's Suddtcry. 0-22
18
Situations Wanted
TWO BOYS, ago 14, wnnt slendy
work. 1233 Front. 0-3
BOY, 13, wants work on ranch.
3121 Lavcrne. 6-2
BABYLAND Care of babies
and children, Hour, day or
week, 1104 Crescent. Phono
8341. 8 12mtf
20
Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD In private
homo. 2024 Oregon Avenue,
1442U
NICE HOME
High.
Close In.
607
6-6
BOARD AND ROOM Prlvnto
shower, steam heat. 723 Klnm
nth. 0-4
BOARD AND ROOM 814 Wnl
nut. 6-3
BOARD AND ROOM Excel
lent meals. 2022 Mnln, Phone
7010. 6-2
22
Rooms For Rant
FRONT BEDROOM adjoining
bnth. $3.80. 483 Michigan
6-8
CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th.
All outside, newly decorated,
,modorn rooms. All with new
lnnersprlng mattresses, Frco
parking. 6-30mlf
TWO SLEEPING ROOMS for
girls. Prlvato bath and eiv
trnnco. Phono 0020. 18B0U
NICE ROOM 134 North 3rd
0-20
MARS HOTEL 1411 Mnln
Cool. Moderately priced. 6-21
ROOMS 1034 High. 6-Bmtf
ROOM 020 Lincoln.
10-37U
ROOM Downstnlrs, joining
bnth. Cull after 8 p. m, 848
Eldorado. 0-8
24 Apartmonts For Rent
FOR RENT 2-bedroom apart
mcnt, nlso 3-room house part
ly furnished. Inquire 814 Lin
coln. 12B0U
ONE-ROOM. APARTMENT, nice
ly furnished. 804 N. 0th,
1702U
3 ROOMS, furnished, upstairs
over Enst Mnln Drug store
Apply Luollns Beauty Shop
Friday or 738, Mitchell Sntur-
dny, 162Stf
FOR RENT Furnished 3-room
npnrtment. 754 N. 10th st. 6-4
JACOBS APTS.
nnd Ccdnr.
-Vacnncy. Plnn
13fl2tt
3-ROOM DUPLEX-"
-Phone 0856.
2B7U
REX ARMS Under now man
agement. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lova
lace, 6-1
24 Apartments For Rant
COMFORTABLY furnished one-
room apt. Close In, Phone
8482. 1775tf
ONE, TWO and THREE-ROOM
upurtmonts, 2 blocks off Muin.
B12V4 High. 1707U
CLEAN, furnished housekeeping
moms, $4 and $4.80 week.
410 So. Bth. 8-3
3 ROOMS, unfurnished. Close
in. Gus equipped, $20. Wuter
furnlshod. Also 2 rooms fur
nished, Utilities Included.
1408 Muln. 0-4
THREE-ROOM APT. Couple.
Villa Marqulso. 1770tf
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Utilities. Low rates. 419 N
101)1. ' 6-24mtf
FURNISHED APT. 710 Main.
1270U
3-ROOM FURNISHED APT. -Closo
In, Inquire 117 No. 8th
i 1207tf
FURNISHED duplex, 8 rooms,
buth, gcrngc. Adults, 1542
Martin, near So, 6th. 3322U
FOR RENT Three-room fur
nished apt, Reasonable. 1834
Orchard. 1403tf
FURNISHED 3-room apartment,
Electric range, wnsher, Frigid-
aire. Close In. Phone 4253
014 Lincoln. , 1650tf
VACANCY Esplanade Courts.
Furnished, 0-30mtf
THREE-ROOM furnished apart
ment.' 2043 While. leBOtf
VACANCY BOO Owens.
6-2
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 1304
Worden. 0-18
LARGE 4-room front apartment.
Corner Brio and Hasklns, Apt.
No. 2. . 872tf
CASCADE Apartment Hotel
Completely furnished. Con
venient hotel service. Day,
week or month. 6-llmtf
FURNISHED APARTMENT
801 Market. 6-7
ROYAL ARMS APTS. Vacon-
cy 524 High. 1042U
2 AND 3 ROOMS, furnished,
Phone 7731. 837 High. 1709tf
FURNISHED 2-room apt. Frig
Idaire. 405 No. 3rd. 6-2
GLENCOURT APTS. 2 rooms
ond free garage. Wcyerhacus
cr district. Phono 5084. 8-27
FOUR ROOMS Clean, nicely
furnished, modern, Reason
able. Phono 8482. 1624U
FURNISHED APT. 303 So. 8th.
6-11
26
Houses For Rant
3-ROOM modern house, partly
furnished. Inquire 1510 Ore
gon. 6-4
FOR RENT 3-room modern
house with garden spot. See
party at 2000 Fargo St. 6-7
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE Adults,
Phone 4007. 6-6
3-ROOM HOUSE for rent. 2223
Hughes. 6-3
5 ACRES and modern house
near Bertha's atoro. $25 mo
BARNHISEL AGENCY
112 S. 8th. . Phone 4108
6-3
MODERN, furnished house. One
bedroom. Inquire 305 Lincoln.
1648U
FOR RENT Three-room fur
nished house. Adults only,
No pets. $25.00. Inquire 1000
Main St. 6-3
HOUSE FOR RENT with large
lawn all fenced in, 3 rooms
furnished with modern furni
ture, bath and garage. $35
month. Couple. No children.
References. Will aell for
$2700. All new furniture In
eluded. Terms. '1310 Lookout.
Inquire at 58 Main. 6-4
COTTAGE, 2 rooms, furnished.
Clenn, Water. $12.50. 253
Broad. 6-4
ONE LARGE furnished cabin,
$12.50. 924 Jefferson. 6-2
B-ROOM HOUSE Hot Springs,
Furnished or unfurnished,
Owner 213 Ccdnr. 1180U
TRUCKS FOR RENT You
drive; move yourself, snvo M.
Stiles Beacon Service, 1201
East Main. Phono 8304. 8-7mtf
TWO-ROOM furnished cottage.
; Lnkcshore Gardens Nursery.
Phono 4082 ' 3154U
FOR RENT Duplex, 3 rooms,
bnth, electric water honter,
glnssed-ln porch, fruit room
near bus line. Phone 3027
1201tf
BACHELOR CABINS Closo In
810 So. 8lhi 6-27
SMALL, MODERN furnished
house, Utilities furnished,
2128 Blchn. 1402H
FOR RENT Seven room house
on highway B miles NW ,of
Merrill. Modern, Doublo gar
ugn, outbuildings and large
gRrdcn patch. Inquire H; D.
O'Connor, Rt. 1, Box 631A.
Phono 3008, 6-8
38 Miscellaneous For Bala
ANOTHER SEARS '
CHICK SALE!
Available now! 100 Pullorum
West's Leading
White
Leghorns
New Hampshires
Rhode Island Reds
Cornish
Cross
6 Deck Eloctrlc Brooders, BOO capacity $64.05
80 Ft. Poultry Netting. 48-Inch $ 1.95
Barbed Wire, 80 Rod Spool $ 3.98
Also Other Complete Poultry Supplies
SEARS
FARM STORE
Sears-Roebuck and Company
20
Houses For Rant
THREE-ROOM modern furnish
ed house. 1012 N. 8th. In
quire 619 Klamath. 6-3
MODERN COTTAGE
cabins. 4806 So. 6th.
Also
6-4
FOR RENT 3-room house near
Weyerhaeuser, $18. Inquire
808 Mt. Whitney. 6-4
28 Miscellaneous For Rant
DEAD CAR STORAGE Cas
cade Garage building. Cars,
trucks, machinery, whnt have
you? Call at all hours. Phono
8118. 6-llmtf
30 Real Estate For Sale
EQUITY FOR SALE In S-room
all modem home, or will take
good used car for same, In
quire 1749 Summers lane. 6-4
FOR SALE 8 room house close
in. Phone 8750. 6-3
FOUR-ROOM furnished house,
110 Old Fort road. Inquire
1718 Eldorado. Phone 5605.
6-4
LARGE, Comfortable Home
Good condition. Beautiful
grounds, 2 blocks from school
and highway. Berries, fruit
and nut trees. Oil furnace.
$5000. Terms. 146 Manzanita
St., Ashland, Ore, 6-4
BEAUTIFUL 10-ACRE HOME In
Ashland. Large oaks, peaches,
apples, cherries. Modern
house, barn, irrigation. Rea
sonably priced. G. M. Frost,
owner, Ashland, Ore. 6-4
FOR SALE Large home con
verted into two deluxe apart
ments. Garages. Excellent
condition. Priced right for
cash. 103 Laurel, Ashland,
Ore. 6-12
FOR SALE Attractive double
constructed four-room modern
house. Excellent condition.
Large living room, fireplace,
hardwood floors throughout,
concrete foundation, garage,
paved street, sewer. All assess
ments paid. $2600. Terms.
Phone 7073. 6-2
32
Real Estate Wanted
WANTED TO LEASE with op
tion to buy, stocked and equip
ped ranch with 23 or more
cows by experienced dairy
man. News-Herald Box 3314.
6-3
34
Automotive
TIRES, Vulcanizing, Section
Work. One dny service. K. F.
Tiro Co., 1045 So. 6th. Phono
4449. 6-25
GET YOUR AUTO GLASS In
stalled at Kimball's Glass
Shop, 527 Walnut. Phono 7378.
6-8mtf
'35 CHEVROLET SEDAN, 4 new
tires, $135 as is. Car at Pon
tine Garage, or write Box 909,
City. 6-2
FOR SALE 1940 Plymouth
pick-up with canvos canopy,
In perfect condition, rubber
90. See at 1117 Lincoln to
day and Tuesday, Phone 4748,
6-2
FOR SALE Oldsmobllo 8 sedan
Rubber 90, Terms. Hot
Springs Court, Apt. 8. 6-3
HIGHEST CASH PRICES will
be paid for good used pickups,
and 1838-6-7 Ford and Chev
rolet passenger cars In excel
lent condition. See V. e r n
Mooro nt Balsiger Motor Co,
6-2
38 Miscellaneous For Sale
41 MODEL 6 ft. refrigerator.
Perfect condition. 104 High,
6-2
WEANER PIGS and need pota
toes, Guy Barton, Rt. 2, Box
803. 6-4
36 Miscellaneous For Bala
Tested 2A grade.
Hatcheries!
From the
10
12
66
Per 100
66
Per 100
36 Miscellaneous For Sal
FOR SALE Good drop seed
cheap. Also some unsorted
seed for 36c a sack. Bring
sacks. Rt. 1, Box 802. 8-2
FOR SALE OR TRADE Span
1200 lb. gentle mule. Priced
for quick sale. Inquire man
ager Southern Pacific Stock
yards. 6-4
FOR SALE Three snooker
tables.. Stoneman-Passolt,
Sprague River, Ore. 6-2
GREEN MILL RUN SLABS at
Acklcy's mill on Klamath Ave
$2.00 cord In your truck. $3.50
'double load delivered in city.
PEYTON- & CO.
6-12
MIRRORS AND FURNITURE
TOPS made to order. We re
silver old mirrors. Kimball's
Glass Shop. Phone 7378.
6-6mtf
CITY MAPS Pocket size, up-to-the-minute,
including subur
ban sections. Block numbers
t indicated, index keyed to map.
Price 20c. For sale at Cham
ber of Commerce, Everbody"s
Drug, Lee Hcndrick's Drug,
Louie Polin's, Postofflce news
stand, Carmichael's news
stand, Robinson's Food store,
Shaw Stationery, The News-
Herald, Vic's Signal Service
744tf
FOR SALE Holt combine. 16-
foot cut. In good shape. 30
gas cat with power takeoff.
8-foot bulldozer blade. Will
take cattle or hogs in part
payment. R. E. Graham, Route
3, Box SO.' 4742tf
FOR SALE Red fryers and
Hampshire pullets. Merrill
Lakevlew junction. Crystal's.
6-8
FULLER BRUSHES Call 3348,
R. V. Morgan or 7806 Clem
Joyer. 6-12
DULUX MARINE PAINT no
longer available when present
stocks exhausted. Get yours
now. F. R. Hauger, BIS Mar
ket, phone 7221. Open all day
Saturday. B-13
INSULATE YOUR HOME
With fire-proof U. S. Rock
wool, blown in with our modern
equipment. Most efficient in
sulation method available. No
down payment, easy terms. Let
us also estimate your roofing,
painting or remodeling' jobs.
Shingles still 80c bundle.
SUBURBAN LUMBER CO.
Phone 3301 1635tf
ROYAL TYPEWRITER in A-l
condition at the right price.
Maytag washing machine,
nearly new, $50. Call after.
6:30 p. m. at 1005 Delta. 6-4
FOR SALE Automatic electric
water heater and large elec
tric range, bed spring and
mattress, floor lamps. 2526
White. 1642U
FOR SALE Combination radio,
phonograph, recording mach
ine. Also new spinet piano.
Make an offer. 622' North
l Bth Street. 8-2
FOR SALE Barley, 200 sacks,
Bring your sacks. $1.65 per
hundred. Phone 8513. . 8-2
100 SACKS NETTED GEM drop
seed. Frank Adams, Merrill
, 6-2
FOR SALE ISO lb. size Cool-
crator icebox. Storage capac
ity 9 cu, ft. Excellent cond-
tlon. Phone 6643. 6-2
FOR SALE SO sacks dipped
Gem seed potatoes. Bruce
Gaddis. Rt. 2, Box 692. 6-3
STOVES REPAIRED All parts
stocked. Used furniture,
stoves bought. OK Second
Hand Store, 820 Klamath
Phone B671, 6-30mtf
38 Miscellaneous For Bale
LIMB WOOD. Phone 7887. 6-5
38
For Bale or Trade
WANTED Dead or worthless
animals. Phone 8713, our ex
pense. 6-llmtf
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
WANTED Potato fertilizer, any
kind. William Dingier, Rt. 1,
Box 802. 5-4
WANTED Used small or me
dium size logging arch. James
Jeffries, McKenzle Bridge,
Ore, 6-5
WANTED TO BUY Used power
lift for F-20 tractor. Geo.
Mackey, Tulelake, Calif. 6-4
CASH FOR USED TIRES and
. tubes, any size, any condition.
K. F. Tire Co., 1945 So. 6th.
6-28
WANTED TO RENT First
class, furnished trailer house
for two months. Phone 3016,
6-3
WANTED TO RENT Unfur
nished house, 3 bedrooms,
basement and furnace. Phone
6301. 6-3
HIGHEST CASH PRICES will
be paid for good tires and
tubes," also tire carcasses for
retreading. See Ross Johnson
or Rod Smith at Balsiger
Motor Co. 6-2
WANTED TO RENT by June 10,
small unfurnished apartment,
close In. Adults. References.
News-Herald Box 1253. 6-5
44 Livestock and Poultry
FOR SALE Milch cows and
Jersey bull. M. D. Anderson,
II miles south Oregon Hot
Springs, west side Langeil
valley. 6-8
BROWN SWISS Jersey cow, bred
to registered Brown Swiss Jer
sey bull $80 cash. Inquire
3702 Homedale. 6-5
FOR SALE Fresh cow, second
calf; also Hereford bull. Good
ing Ranch on Lakevlew high
way. 6-2
BABY CHICKS hatching every
week, guaranteed Pullorum
tested. Homedale Hatchery,
W. H. Morgan. 5620 Leland
Drive, Klamath Falls. 6-12
FARMERS ATTENTION High-
prices paid lor beef, veal, hogs
and livestock. Call Klamath
Packing Co.- Phone 5361. Mid
land road. 6-30mtf
48
Financial
CASH LOANS
- WITHOUT ENDORSERS
S WATS TO GET A CONSUMKES
CASH LOAN
PnOXB . 1VB1TK . COME IS ; '
You need no eo-ilgorrs or endonen to get
a uni.uuni twin
THREE LOAN PLANS
NO. 1-INCOME LOANS
un your not only. Jo wg assign,
meat. No co-slgnere.
NO. FURNITURE LOANS
lour ctmacter to mora Important
than th lurnltur lUeU.
NO. AUTO LOANS
t?o to iaoo ch lout and refi
nan clog.
CONSUMERS CREDIT
COMPANY
V (Mm s-ts
720 Pine St. Phone 7711
Ml mU
See
Dinty Moore
For
: ! AUTO LOANS
REFINANCING
Locally Owned
Motor Investment
COMPANY
lie. M-I7S
fhona S3-'S
mtf
4fi RusinMt Onnnrtitnltln
FOR SALE Two houses and
lot and grocery store fully
equipped in Dorris. Inquire
Ed Werderman, Dorris. 6-3
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
On the 24th day of June, 1942
at 10:00 o'clock, a. m. at the
front door of the Courthouse in
Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
Oregon, I will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder
for cash the following described
real property located in Klam
ath County, Oregon, to wit:
Lot 16 in Block 308 in
Darrow Addition to the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Said sale is made under exe
cution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon
for Klamath County to me di
rected In the case of First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Associa
tion of Klamath Falls, Plaintiff,
vs Richard J. Robustell and Sof-
flna Robustel), husband and
wife, Ralph Egger, Myra Egger
and Iona Brown, Defendants.
L. L. LOW, Sheriff of
Klamath County,
By Dora Goddard, Deputy,
M26; J2-9-16. No. 66
When a man asks a girl rr
her hand he wants to put it in
dish water,
POTATOES
PORTLAND, June 1 WP) PO
TATOES: White locals, $2.25
$2.50 cental; Deschutes Gems,
$3.50 cental; Yakima No. 2
Genu, $1.40 per 50-Ib. bag;
Klamath No. 1, $3.50 cental.
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO, June 2 (AP
USDA) Potatoes: arrivals 164;
on track 269; total US ship
ments 619; new stock; supplies
moderate; demand moderate;
market slightly weaker; Cali
fornia Long White US No. 1,
$2.90-3.00; US Commercials
$2.60-80; Bliss Triumphs US No.
1, $3.25; Mississippi Bliss Tri
umphs US No. 1, $2.75; Louisi
ana Bliss Triumphs US No. 1,
$2.90-3.10; Alabama Bliss Tri
umphs US No. 1, $2.90-3.00;
Long White US No. 1, $2.65;
old stock; supplies light, demand
light, market slightly weaker;
Idaho Russet Burbanks US No.
1, $3.40-45; Maine Green Moun
tains US No, 1, $2.93-3.00.
AFTER RALLY MOVE
CHICAGO, June 2 (ff) After
gaining as much as a cent a bu
shel in early trading, wheat fu
tures again turned reactionary
and prices slumped more than a
cent a bushel today.
Just before the final gong,
July wheat sold at $1,151, estab
lishing another new seasonal
low. All deliveries of rye also
broke sharply' into new low
ground for tho season.
The weakness of grains and
soybeans was attributed to a
downturn of around $2 a bale in
cotton. Prices for wheat and rye
touched off stop loss selling.
During the final few minutes
of trading prices continued to
uncover successive new seasonal
lows. The close was minor frac
tions above the day's lowest lev
ell. Wheat finished I to 1 cent un
der Monday's final prices, July
$1,158-5, September $1,181-1;
corn was i to li off, July 851-1,
September 87 i; oats were i low
er to I higher; soybeans i to II
down; rye 2! to 3 i off and lard
unchanged to 5 cents a hundred
weight higher. , ; ' ,
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., June 2 (IP)
Cattle, salable 100, total 125;
calves salable 35, total 50; mar
ket active, steady; few head
good fed steers $13.00-$25, ex
treme top Monday. $13.75; few
common-medium grass steers
?10.25-$12.25 including stockcrs
at $11.00; common heifers $9.00
$10.25, medium to $11.00; best
fed heifers Monday $12.50; can
ner and cutter cows $8.25-$7.25;
fat dairy cows $8.00-75; weighty
beef cows to $9.50; good light
cows quotable to $10.80; medium-good
bulls $9.75-511.25;
good-choice vealers $13.50-
$14.50, odd head $15.00.
Hogs, salable 400, total 450;
market active, steady; good-
choice 170-215 lb. $14.00 to
mostly $14.25; one lot choice
truckins $14.35; 230-270 lb.
weights $13.25-50; light lights
$13.00-50; good 325-550 lb. sows
fully 25c higher at $10.50-$11.25;
only odd head to $10.00 or be
low; choice light feeder pigs
$13.50.
Sheep, salable 350, total 400,
spring lambs active, steady;
good-choice $13.50-$14.00; me
dium $12.00-50; old crop lambs
scarce; ewes quotable weak to
lower; good shorn ewes salable
$4.50-S5.00; odd common ewes
$2.00-$3.00.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, June 2 (AP-USDA)
Demand for wools, domestic and
foreign, was slow today with
prices about steady for the finer
descriptions. Tho last sales of
fine territory wools to the mills
approximated In the range of
$1.15-1.18, clean basis, for good
average fine French comoing,
and a fraction higher for long
staple of the fine side. Bright
fleece wools of quarter blood
grade were quoted at about 80
cents, grease basis, graded and
delivered from the country.
S. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
June 2 (PMFederal-State Mar
ket News Service) Cattle: sal
able 100; fully steady; load good
880 lb. fed Idahos $13.25; load
aood experimental steers held
$13.50; few grass cows $8.50-
9.00; cutters $7.00-50; canncrs
$5.50-8.00; medium sausage
bulls $9.50-10.00. Calves: sal
able 10. Nominal; good to choice
vealers quoted $12.50-13.80.
Hogs: salable 375. Fully 10c
higher; one load choice Oregon
barrows and gilts $14.88, ' ex
treme top, bulk 185-235 lb. Call
fornlas $14.75; odd good sows
$12.13.
Sheep: salable 750. Fully
steady on good to choice over
80 lb. Iambs; light medium and
common lambs weak: medium
to choice shorn ewes Quoted
$4.00-5.00.
STOCK MARKET
FAILS TO RISE
iWNEIS
NEW YORK, June 2 UP) Most
stock market leaders today side
stepped another good war news
budget although no particular
weakness was displayed In any
group. Transfers approximated
300,000 shares.
Another stumble in major
commodities, after Initial steady
ing tendencies, provided scant
comfort for followers of the
share division. Staples seeming
ly reflected further pessimism
over the administration's order
permitting the emergency import
of war materials duty free By
principal governmental agencies
Among stocks new lows for
the year or longer were posted
for Southern Pacific, ' Great
Northern, Youngstown ' Sheet
and Kennecott.
In arrears the greater part of
the day some revived at the
last were Santa Fe, Southern
Railway, U. S. Steel, Bethlehem,
U. 5. Rubber, Chrysler Amci
lean Smelting, Montgomery
Ward and Douglas Aircraft. ...
Supported were General
Motors, which touched a new
1942 too; American Telephone.
Standard Oil (NJ), Allied Chem
ical, Dow Chemical, Woolworth,
Sears Roebuck and Consolidated
Edison.
Bonds, especially rails, wore
irregularly lower.
Closing quotations: .
American Can 65
Am Car & Fdy 211
Am Tel & Tel : 115t
Anaconda , Z31
Cat Tractor 32
Comm'nw'lth & Sou
General Electric ...
General Motors
Gt Nor Ry pfd
Illinois Central
Int Harvester .
Kennecott
Lockheed . ...
Montgomery Ward
Nash-Kelv
N Y Central
Northern Pacific
Pac Gas & El
Packard Motor
Penna R R ........
Republic Steel
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Standard Brandt
Sunshine Mining
Trans-America ....
Union Oil Calif ..
Union Pacific
U S Steel
Warner Pictures -
Sprague River
SPRAGUE RIVER Ed Pier-
son, yard and mill foreman of
the Crater Lake Box and Lum
ber company is back in Sprague
River after a siege of pneu
monia which kept him confined
in the Klamath Valley hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Cadego
and ' children, Evelyn, Albert
and Leonard, spent the Memor
ial dav holiday and ; weekend
visiting friends and relatives in
Reno, Nev.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Park
and daughter Tammy were busi
ness visitors In xuamatn Fails
Wednesday. -: :
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman iar-
rish and family, who have been
residents of Sprague River for
the last several years have
moved to Klamath Falls. Par-
rish recently underwent an op
eration for hernia. - .
Mario Carnlnl and children,
Gloria and Robert drove to Mo
Cloud, Calif., Memorial day.
William Wolford and Bill Pat.
rick, local high school boys, are
working in the Lamm's Lumber
company mill at Modoc Point
during the summer, .
High school contributions of
workers to the local mill in
clude Robert Carnini, Reginald
Brister, Leon George and Prin
cipal Roland Parks.
Ed Stoneman left ' Saturday
for a business visit to .Eugene,
Mike Short spent last week
end visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Short.. .Mike is
enrolled In airplane training In
Klamath Falls and has several
flights to his credit.
Mrs. Ray Mustoe Is back on
the job at the Sprague River
cafe after a siege of illness.
Mrs. Jack Williamson: return
ed recently to Sprague River
after a several weeks visit with
friends and relatives In Louis
iana and other southern states,
Mrs. Owen L u d w 1 g and
daughter, Patty have returned
to Sprague River from Lake
view. ,
Eben Riley has been suffer- ,
ing from a severe attack of flu
for the past few flays.
There were thousands of citi
zens who were, no doubt,
amazed to discover that the
two-ocean Navy authorized In
1940 was not on the seis In
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