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Newspaper Page TextMyJ' W JTEItAIJ) AND NEWS, KTAMATU J ALU, OREGON Classified Advertising Ratn ' Ona duy run pur wnrd 3o 3 clay run per word Ug 3 day run per word Ho 4 day run .. por word lOo B duy run pur word 11a Week run per word !2o Munltl run per word 82e 20 DISCOUNT for payment in Advance. This dit count given to do away with booh work and billing . on actual paid In advance ads only. 5 DISCOUNT FOR Payment by the 10th. Thu dis count given to liuurt prompt payment of di charged on I monthly bnsis. CLASSIFIED INDEX Apiirtiiiuiit fur Hunt 21 Automotive 84 Hiislnoss Opportunities 411 Educational , 12 I'lniiiicliil ..,...... 4(1 Tor Mn lit or Trnilo II II Cluncrnl Notices , 4 Health i:i Jlnlp Wanted, I'Vinula J4 Help Wiinled, Mule .,' HI Houses For Kent . 211 Livestock and I'ntiltry ,., 41 Lost ii nd Found 2 M iNci'llniK'diiH For Kent 211 Mlscelliiueous Fur Sitlu 30 Mlncelliineous Wiuited 42 I'ersonnls 0 Real Ksliiln fur Knlo ;i Iteiil lOHtntii Wanted 32 Ruum and llimrd , 20 Roiiius For Kent 22 Services 10 Porsonnlt AN YON K wlin wllniiwed mill) i-olllMuo at llth mid Main July 27 nl 4:115 p. in., ileiio cniniiiiinleilln Willi J. K. John son, :I2I llrimd. 7-3 1 10 Sorvlcet YOU CAN PAINT, N"roof, III suliite, Inilld H Kiimue, lidd a room in- reiimdel ymir house up to jnilll, Call us lor Tree estimate on any of your build Inn ntmds. Kiiny niiynionts. Klnnintli Vnlloy Lumber Co. Phone 4111(1. 7 20 PLUMBING. hentliiK, s h e t nietnl work, fiiiniiees vaeuiini eleiined. P. I,, Johnson. 14311 Sargent. Phoni! 53211. 0-20 PAINTINuT KAL80MININC1 . H. I.. Hrown. Phnne 42211. H-llliiit( HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING, Uuttons and Nuekles covered. Alterations on new nnd old clothing. Mrs. II. M. Allendi-r, 7111 Main. Room 21(1. Phono 72H3. 8-lUmlf PICTURE FRAMING 2.10 Main -Oocller's, 8-14mlf HOUSK CLEANING Art Bnc diet, II84B. tl-llimf LAWN MOVVKIIS. miillgVrim glues repaired. Hode nltiunr r't, HA I K. Main. H I) REFRIGERATOR, w a s 1 1 i 1 1 g'iil a chine, vaeuiini cleimer parts nnd service, nil makes. Merit Washing; Machine Service, 01 1 .South Sixth. 7-nlmtf I WILL OBTAIN your delayed hlrlh rcrtKicate lor you, Chat. Iliilhaway. 120 N 1 Dili St.. Klumalh Kails, Ore. 7 31 FLOOR SANDING mid rcfinish lug. Clifford Golden. Phone :ill22 7-31 mlf BAGS MACHINE CLEANED and patched. People's Warehouse Bag Co. 2771 tf YOUH PAY ItOI.L TAXES lire your friends. They save and mako you VICTORY DOL LARS Mow? Consult n spec Inll.Nt. Chas Hathaway, I2U N. 10th. Phono r47:i. II 10 PICtWeFRa7hNG Art niid Gift Shop, BID Main, U-24mt( 13 Health DR. M. C. CASSEL. Chiropractic Clinic, colon and rectal dis eases 532 Main. Dial 7215. 7-31 mtf 14 Help Wanted, Fomale WANTED One repair woman, one checker. Now City Lnun dry. 7-29 WANTED Girl for housuwork. Fairvlcw school district. Stay homo nights. Phono 581)5 eve nings. 7-21) WOMAN lo conk In small res taurant. No experience neces sary If willing to Uyiin, Good opportunity for right person. Box :iti:i!l Herald-News. 3U3tf WANTED WmTiilTn generM housework. 422 High, 8-1 WANTED Housekeeper, 18 to 40. Must have local refer enccs. Phono 5811. 202!Hf woman for housework Musi hava reference. Phone 3715. 3451tf WANTED Girl or woman for little light housework. Box 2218, Hernld-Nows. 7-28 WANTED Housekeeper- with some experience. 217 N. lilh. 3082lf WA NTED Car -hopsT Ca 1 18205 after 6 p. m. 7-20 WANTED Experienced woman egg gnider for pnrl-tlmc work. Apply Swift ft Co. 7,211 18 Help Wanttd, Mnlo MAN WANTED for Rawlelgh route in Kliimnth Falls nnd Modoc eoiinly. Real oppor tunity for right man. Wo help you got started. Wrlle Unw lelgh's, Dept. OltG-303 0, Oak land, Cnllt. 7-30 WANTED Boys 14 and up for winter Job. Sec J. McCor mlck, Lake Hold. 7-21) WANTED Experienced service illation operator. Elderly man preferred, 23f) Main, 7-30 16 Help Wanttd, Male HOYS WANTED, lifter 8 o'clock, Call 4330 7-28 WANTED Tin contractor to hew lodge polo ties. For par ticulars nod Information up ply In person at Logging Of ficii or write Mr. Keith Mer rill, Logging Superintendent, (hit Red Klvur Lumber Coin puny, Wvatwood, California. 2034tf WANTED Logging 'contractor to log 100 thousand foot (if eeilar dally. Must huvu tract or, trucks, loader, culling tools mid all necessary equip ment. For particulars and in formation apply In person at Logging Office or write Mr. Keilli Merrill, Logging Super intendent, ihe Red River Lum ber Company, Wcstwood, Cali fornia. 2035lf HOP PICKERS wauled at Fort Viiuiioy Yards, 1110 acres. Kii riles mid Lutes. Cabins with uluclrlc light outlets, fuel, wa ter and camp stoves furnish ed free, Desirable trailer house sites. Fine crop, lorec cents per pound, no bonus, plelflng slurtt about Aug. 5th. Make reservations for picking and cabins. Will mall notice of exact starting date. Fort Vunnoy " llopyurds, Grunts Pass, Oregon, 8 miles wast, on Lower Hlver Road. Phone 8F-12. 812 WANTED Fir timber tollers". Phone 71(11). 8-1 18 Situations Wanted WANTED TO HIRE Carpenter for finish work, Phone 5411(1. 7-28 WANTED Work for drag line or shovel. Call 4748 after 7 o'clock. 8-30 BABYLAND Car of babies nnd children. Hour, day or week, 1104 Crescent. Phone 8341. 7l2mtf 20 Room and Board ROOM BOARD Phone 6883. 7-30 ROOM AND BOARD homo. 807 High, Nice 7-30 ROOM-BOARD Closo in. Phone 4705. 1028 Jefferson. 8 5 BOARD-ROOM Private show er. 723 Klamiilh. 8-17 BOARD AND ROOM. Congen ial home. 3 meals $3.1 mo. Phone 3885. 30H3lf 22 Rooms For Rent GREEK APARTMENTS Fur nished rooms. 710 Main. 353Utf NICE LARGE HOOM $3.50 week. 1018 Washington 7-28 LARGE DOUBLE and large sin gle room. Very nice location Close in. Phono 6088 after 6 p. m. 7-30 CLEAN, comfortable sleeping rooms. 125 Pine. 7-20 NICE HOOM 134 N. 3rd 8 6 ROOMS 1034 High, 8-5mtf CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th. All outside, newly decorated, modern rooms. All with new Innerspriug mattresses. Free parking. 7-31mtf ROOMS 1034 High. 7-5mti MARS HOTEL, 1411 Main. Out side rooms $4 to $5 week. Transient $1 night, 8-12 ROOMS for gentlemen. 825 High. Phono 5244. 8-25 24 Apartments For Rent FURNISHED four-room modern apartment. Two bedrooms. Convenient to railroads. In quire 2110 Applegato. SOOOtf FURNISHED 3 rooms and hath, $20. Call 1414 E. Main. 7-30 APT. FOR RENT Large, close In, cool apartment. Well fur nished. Overstuffed and mod ern. Car parking. $25 per month, House for rent Nice 2-bedroom, newly renovated slucco. $30 per month. Avail able Aug. 8. 518 Klamath Ave. 7-31 FOUR-ROOM furnished apart ment. Also 2-room apartment. 001 Market. 7-31 VERY DESIRABLE roomy opt. Electric. -Phone 5452. 8-27 3-ROOM APARTMENT Cou ple.' Villn Marquise, 1320 Oak. 2742tf FOR RENT Apartment. Air conditioned. Third and Mnln, Court View Hotel. , 3538tf BEAUTIFUL throo-room apart ment. Inquire 435 Alamedn. 7-20 APARTMENTS and garage. Re duced jutes. 433 N. 10th. 3020tf VACANCY Alnmnda Apart- ments. 1800 Esplanade. 3425U R1VERV1EW Four rooms, fur nished. Modern, Phone 5227. 7-28 FURNISHED APARTMENT 710 Mnln 2773tf 24 Apartments FoBent G LENCOURT A PA HTM ENTS Two unit three rooms, furnish ed, electrically equipped Way erhueusur district. Phone D0H4. 80 CASCADE Apartment Hotel Completely furnished, Con venient hotel soi vice. Day, week or mouth, 81 1 intf CLEAN, desirable housekeeping room, Utilities furnished $4. 248 Broad. 7-28 HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, every thing furnished, 218 Main, Fairfield Apti. T-28 housekeeping rooms Cook with gas, Utilities fur nished, $4 and up. Shade and large porch, 410 So. 5th. " 8-20 3-ROOM DUPLEX Phone 6858. 27(11) tf VACANCY-Ep1unda Courts. Furnished. 7-81mtf COMPLETELY furnished, air conditioned upstairs apt. Cou plo only. One block from bus line. 1215 Owins. 3232tf JJtOOM furnished apartment. Inquire 117 N 8th. 3371U FURNISHED 2-room apartment by day, webk or month, Wun der Motel, 121 So. 2nd. asoatc HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Reasonable weekly or month ly rales, as low as $15 month ly. Single or double. 133 N. 10th. 810 VACANCY Hex Arms Apart ments, 224 Broad. Phono B78B. New management. Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace. 8-HnitX TWO AND THREE-ROOM fur Dished apartments., 1805 Main. 8 1 TWO-ROOM modern apartment; nlso furnished cabins, $5 and up week. Altnmonl Auto Camp. 7-3 1" FUHNisiTED"ARENTS Utilities. Low rates. 410 N. 10th. B-24mt PARTLY FURNISHED 4-room duplex. 426 N. 8th. 8-1 VACANCY Couple only. No pets. Ideal Apartments, 323 Commercial. 8-1 28 Houses For Rent FOR RENT Unfurnished four room house. Modern, garage, woodshed. 2210 Orchard Ave. Phone 3P63 after 5 p. m. 7-30 FOR RENT Four-room fur nished house. 2504 Shasta Wny. Inquire 820 California. 7-30 THREE-ROOM furnished du plex, 1334 Sargent, $30. Ph. 4371 or 5559. 7-29 FOR RENT Modern house near G. N. yards. Furnished. $40. Phone 4054. 7-30 WILL RENT CABIN at Lake o' Woods for month of Au gust to reliable party. Refer ences required. Box 4000, Herald-News. 4000U FOR RENT Two-room furnish ed house. 1919 Portland. Ph 4533. ' 2950tf BACHELOR CABINS Close In. $10 month. 510 Fifth. 81 TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive; move yourself, aave H. Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East Main. Ph. 8304. 8-7mtf CLEAN modern. 4-room house, partly furnished. Yard. $18.00. 514 High. 7-28 FIVE-ROOM furnished modern house, utility porch, $40. Ph. 4054. 7-27 FOR RENT Small modern, fur nished house. Inquire Lake shore Grocery, Lakcshoro Drive. 7-29 THREE rooms and bath; furnish ed. $30.00. Adults. 241 Mor timer, i 7-28 28 Miscellaneous For Rent DEAD CAR STORAGE Cas cade Garage building. Cars, trucks, machinery, vhat have you? Call at all hours. Phone 5115. 8-llmtf 30 Real Estate For Sale FOR QUICK SALE Home or business location. 226 E. Main. Mrs. Walters, Empire Hotel. 8-3 LARGE HOME, good condition. Close to business district. $75 month incomo besides home for owner. Will consider trnde. Herald-News Box 3617. 7-30 THE MADDEN RANCH, Dorrls California. 1120 acres, 400 nercs good farm land, balance range. Hay crop Included If quick deal. Good for cnttlo or sheep. Owner, D. T. Owen, 828 61st Street, Onkland, Calif. 7-31 FOR SALE 2 bedroom house In Hot Springs, $2,375, rea sonable down payment, easy terms. Box 3603, Herald Ncws. 7-28 30 Real Estate For Bale FOR SALE OH RENT 3-room house, Call 4687, 7-28 MODERN a rm. furnished house with sleeping porch, Corner lot, fence and lawn. General Electric refrigerator, water heater and 8-burner stove, Automatic Btipcrfex oil heater and Maytag washer, All assess ments paid. One block from bus line. 2204 Ehcrleln, $2000, or $1800 unfurnished, 7-28 FOK SALE 300 cash 14 acres adjoining Brimming Cup Auto Camp, Keno, Write Martin II. Gluck, 201 Santa Hum Ave,, Oakland, C'al. 7-31 EQUITY In 3-room modern liousc, Phone 4802. 7-28 180 ACRE (arm. 138 miles west Spokane, or trade for ranch near Merrill, Inquire 438 Richmond. ' 7-81 FOR SALE Equity in modern two-bedroom house, garage, improved lot with lawn, shrubs, flowers. Complete sprinkling system. Close In, on pavement.' 840 California avenue after 6 p. m. weekdays, or all day Sunday. 8-1 FOR SALE BY OWNER Small modern house, close in. Easy terms, Phone 8415. 7-20 32 Real Estate Wanted WANTED To lease or rent by Suptomber 1, acreage, close in with four or five-room house. Clark Ellis, 5608 Bbasta Way. 7-31 34 Automotive FOR SALE '36 Chevrolet. New paint, fair tires. 2235 Had cllffe. 7-29 WILL PAY CASH for late model two-seated car, Must have good tires. 601 Spring, 7-29 FOR SALE '33 Chevrolet flat rack truck, built for living quarters; also 1930 model Ford coupe. Make an offer. Corner Gage Road and Mon te I his. 7-29 1935 INTERNATIONAL dump truck. Good condition, In quire Variety Store, Tulelake. 7-29 FOR SALE 39 Chevrolet De Luxe coupe. Heater, radio - 19,000 miles. $450 cash. 4779 So. 6th after 6:30 p. m. 8-1 FOR SALE Willys truck. Good condition. 2024 Fargo. 7-29 WANTED '33 DcSoto to wreck. Must have good engine. Phone 5672 anytime. 7-28 GET YOUR AUTO GLASS In stalled at Kimball's Glass Shop, 527 Walnut. Ph. 7378, 8-6mtf HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be paid for good used pickups and 1934-5-6-7 passenger cars in excellent condition. See Vern Moore at Balsigor Motor Co. 7-31 TIRES, VULCANIZING, section work. One-day service. K. F. Tire Co., 1945 So. 6th. Phone 4449. 6-2 FOR SALE '39 model Chrysler sedan. Tires and upholstery In good condition. Inquire 133 Hillside. Phone 6855. 7-30 38 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE FOR CASH or will trade for piano Cream sep arator, motor or hand driven. Nearly new. 345 East Main St. Dial 7133. 7-30 FOR SALE Fine Bing, Lam bert and Royal Ann cherries at 3c lb,, you pick. Bring containers. J. W. Ayres, It miles southwest of Phoenix Ore., on Pioneer road, 7-30 FOR SALE - Black fur coat, size 18, excellent condition, $25. Box 801, Bly, Ore. 7-30 NEW KIND OF PAINT makes old faded awnings look smart again and last longer, Goel lers, 230 Main. ' 8-22 FOR SALE Good Maytag wash ing machine, ABC ironer. In quire 310 So. 5th. 7-28 FOR SALE Used desks, chairs, tables, oak and walnut. Pioneer Printing & Stationery Co. 7-28 SINGLE drum Jammer priced to sell. Robert Simmers, Hilde band, Ore. 7-28 CITY MAPS Pocket aire, up-to-thc-mimite, Including subur ban sections. Block numbers Indicated, Index keyed to mop Price 20c, For sale at Cham bcr of Commerce, Everbody's Drug, Leo Hcndrick's Drug, Loulo Polin's, Postoffice news stand, Carmichacl's news stand, Robinson's Food store, Shaw Stationery, Herald and News, tVlc's Signal Service. 2770U GL1DDEN PAINTS, varnishes and enamels. Kalsomine 9c lb., any quantity. v For a good paint Job to protect and beau tify, use-GHdden paints. Call us today. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Phone 4816. 7-28 Automotive WANTED Ldte Model USED CARS In Good Condition WE PAY SPOT CASH Dick B. Miller Co. Seventh and Klamath Phone 4101 38 Miscellaneous For Sale REPAIR AND MAINTAIN your no me and buildings for the duration. New roofs, new paint, siding, cabinets, insula tion, etc. No down payment, terms low as $5 month, Cope land Yards. Phone 3197, 66 Main, 7-28 INSULATE YOUR HOME With fire-oroof U. S. Rook. wool, blown in with our modern equipment Most efficient in sulation method available. No down navment. easv terms Let us also estimate your roofing, painting or remodeling Jobs. auoUKBAH LtUMHEK CO. Phone 3301 1635U SCREEN DOORS, window screens and screen hardware. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Phone 4818, 7-28 ROOFING Fine cedar shingles or genuine El Rey composition roofing. Five beautiful colors to choose from. Protect your property with a good roof now while labor and material are available. Easy payments If desired. Call js today. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Phone 4816. 8-4 INSULATION Use genuine Johns-Manville rock wool bats. Easy for anyone to in stall. Only 6c square ft. Pays for itself in summer comfort and winter fuel savings. Call us today. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Phone 4816. . 8-4 LUMBER For your garage or repair Job. 2x4 $25, Ship- lap $23 Shingles 80c bun die. Ask us about e-uy pay ments Suburban Lumber Co 1970U FOR SALE One 30 h.p. verti cal electric motor; one 8-inch centrifugal pump; !-l-ton In ternational pickup, 5 good 750x600 tires; several used centrifugal pumps and used motors of different sizes 1 to 8 inch and i to 10 h.p.; two-wheel trailer; one 3-Inch and one 4-inch steam valve. one 8-lnch valve, one 8-inch check valve. Southern Ore gon Well Drilling Co., 630 So. 6th. Phone 6632. 7-30 STOVES REPAIRED All parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought. OK Second Hand Store, 820 Klamath. Phone 5671. 7-31mtf FRED KELLEY'S SHOE SHOP at Charlie Read Saddlery still has a complete stock of rubber soles and heels. 7-31 MIRRORS and Furniture Tops to order. We resilver old mir rors. Kimball's Glass Shop, Phone 7378. 8-6mtf FOR SALE Almost new beau ty equipment; terms. Phone 7585. 7-28 DRY PINE MILL BLOCKS $4.73 single load, 128 cu. ft. Phone 5852. 2630U PIANO FOR SALE $40 cash. 421 Main. 2197 FOR SALE 1937 Harley-David- son motorcycle, $225. Shell Service Station, Bly, Ore. 7-29 FOR SALE Big 6 McCormick Deering mower. Good condi tion. $30; also 2-wheel trailer. Third house north of Henley 7-28 RED FRYERS Phone 4941. S311 Homedale. 7-29 42 Miscellaneous Wanted HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be paid for good tires and tubes, also tire carcasses for retreading. See Ross Johnson 'or Rod Smith at Balsiger Mo tor Co. 7-31 CASH FOR USED TIRES and tubes, any size, any condition K. F. Tire Co., 1945 So. 6th. 8-2 WANTED to rent or lease, 3 or 4 bedroom home In Roosevelt school district. Boguo Dale, Realtor, 120 So. 9th. Dial 6972 7-28 HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR would like to rent 2-bedroom home, partly or fully furnish ed, within walking distance of high school by 8th of Au gust, Write Box 3614, care Herald-News. 7-29 44 Livestock and Poultry FOR SALE Good young team of geldings, well broke, weight 3500, new harness. Write Ben Webster, Talent, Or. 8-3 34 38 Miscellaneous For Sale Palmer's Bargain House 2401 South 6th St Have the Best Buys In Town In Electric Ranges See them today and save. Wo Give Terms. 44 Livestock and PouRry WANTED Work for drag Una or shovel. Call 4748 after 7 o'clock. 8-30 FOR SALE All .lock and equipment on large Grade-A dairy. Cattle all double test ed, Write Box 148, Lakeview, Ore. 7-31 EXPERT shoeing Is what your horse needs. Call Jimmy Doss, 8305. 8-24 FOR SALE 175 good grade dairy goals, an miming, w. u Snyder, Dollar Ranch, Grants Pass, Ore. 7-30 FOR SALE Saddle mare and colt, automatic gas water heat er. 3C08 BU'oce. 7-29 FOR SALE 00 ewes and lambs; also two collie pups, one pure white, one white and tan. David House, Bonanza, Ore. 7-23 48 Financial CASH LOANS WITBOir E.MlllRseRS S WAVS TO OKT A roNSl'SIEXS CASH LOAN PHOKB . WRITS . COME IS V04 and oo eo-tlgneri or emloner to (tt coniumir tota THREE LOAN PLANS sro. i-!ycoMe loans On your nott ofllj. No vt(l ustftv menU. So co-kicueri, HO. -FtB.SlTURE LOA.NS Your cJurieter U more Important thkfi th f oral tore tUclf. KO. t-AKTO LOANS 0 to 500 cab loin I and Kfl- CONSUMERS CREDIT COMPANY Olnj S-133) 720 Pine St. Phone 7711 7-31mtf See Dintv Moore For --...-. AUTO LOANS REFINANCING Locally Owned Motor Investment COMPANY l K. Ith Uc Si !?s Flinn. tsa 7-31 mil REFINANCING If you want to refinance your mortgage, ask us about the Equitable Plan Low interest rates Prompt service. CHILCOTE & SMITH Since 1909 111 N. 9th Phone 4564 Tu-Fri-U HAVE UP TO $5000 to loan on Klamath property. Write par ticulars to Herald-News Box 3609. 7-31 48 Business Opportunities FOR SALE Furniture and lease 17 apartments. 133 No. 10th. 7-26 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of an Execution is sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, dated July 9, 1842, notice is hereby given that, on August 17th, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at the front door of the Klamath County Court House, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash all the right, title and interest of Homer A. John son in and to the following de scribed premises: Situate in Klamath Coun ty, Oregon: Lots 19 and 19-B of Lakeshore Gardens, a platted portion of said county, taken and levied upon as the property of said Homer A. John son, to satisfy two certain Judg ments in favor of Lorenz Co., a corporation, In the total sum of $241.31, with interest, and the further sum of $29.00 as costs and disbursements, and accruing costs. Dated: July 14, 1942, L. L. Low, sheriff By Dora Goddnrd, deputy. H July 14-21-28; Aug. 4-11. No. 94 MIGHT GET CHANGE OF VENUE SAN DIEGO, Calif., (?) The person who stole a wheel and tire from a motor car perhaps was bolder than he realized. The car belonged to Superior Judge Gordon Thompson who sometimes presides In the crim inal court. MARKET SHOWS! UNIT! TO BAD 10 NEWS By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK, July 28 (PAs the ticker tape watchers pointed out, thu general stability of to day's stock market indicated a lot of discounting or that the list had become pretty well lm munlzed to bad war news. From the start shifts generally were in minor fractions either way. Few weak spoU were in evidence in tho closing hour and modest plus marks were well distributed. Transfers were around 230,000 shares, A wide assortment of indus trial corporation reports stress ing declining profits in the fust half seemingly had been taken Into account by financial contin gents. In tho stock division Santa Fe repeated its performance of yes terday by edging Into new high ground since 1038. Other Usuus getting support were Southern Pacific, N. Y. Central, Chesa peake and Ohio, Bethlehem, American Telephone. U. S. Rub ber, Woolworth, Douglas Air craft, Anaconda and U. S. Gypsum. Backward at times were U, S. Steel, Southern Railway, Texas Co., Western Union, Chrysler, General Motors, Montgomery Ward, Westinghouse and Du Pont. Bonds were steady. Closing quotations: American Can .... 64 Am Tel 4 Tel 1151 Anaconda 251 Calif Packing ... 18J Cat Tractor 34i Comm'nw'lth & Sou 732 General Electric 26i General Motors ... . . 37 i Gt Nor Ry pfd 211 Illinois Central 71 Int Harvester ...... 471 i Kennecott . 30 Lockheed . . 16s Long-Bell "A" .... 3i Montgomery Ward 30 Nash-Kclv 5t N Y Central 9 Northern Pacific 6 Pac Gas & El 181 Packard Motor 2i Penna R R 20J Republic Steel 14 Richfield Oil 71 Safeway Stores 35 Sears Roebuck 554 Southern Pacific 13i Standard Brands 38 Sunshine Mining 41 Trans-America 44 Union Oil Calif 111 Union Pacific 71s U S Steel 48 Warner Pictures 51 POTATOES CHICAGO. July 28 (AP USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 65; on track 293; total US shipments 217; supplies moderate demand fair; market slightly weaker; California Long Whites US No. 1, S4.25-35; Idaho Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $2.25-60; Russet Bur- banks US No. 1, $4.30; Nebraska Red Warbas US No. 1, $2.25-35; Cobblers US No. 1, S2.40-50: New Jersey Cobblers US No, 1, $2.40. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, July 28 (AP-USDA) Trading in the Boston wool mar ket was confined to small lots, mostly for piecing out lines to day. Some country graded, bright and average medium wool was sold at 47 to 48 cents, de layed. A sale of 50's56's scoured fleece wool was made at $1.07. Territory wools were quiet with offerings prices unchanged. A young man may select a solitaire by himself, but some girl always has her finger in it. FUNNY 3SSw . :'i:'-J,LV .:;.'0..'t ' '" ' "And since -when to the password Woof I Woof 1'?" LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 28 (AP-Frd-Stata Market Nuws) CATTLE: Suable 100S steady; half cur 1015 lb, grass steers $12.25, fed steers absent, quoted $13.60; load 1050 lb. grass cows $9.50, cniiners and cutlers $5.50-$8.50, active; dairy cows quoted to $7.90; medium sausage bulls $9.50-$10.00. Cnlves: Salable 15, Nominal; good lo choice vcalers quoted $13.00-50. HOGS: Salable 300; closing 15 25' lower; one load good 185-238 lb. barrows and gilts $15.40, enrly extreme top; late: one load morlium 180 lb. Oregon $18.25; odd good sows $12.63. SHEEP: Salable 2000; around steady; quality plain; two decks guud 78 lb. shorn lambs $18.80 straight; deck medium 69 lb. $12.00, sorted 15 per cent; med ium to choice ewes quoted $3.50-$3.23. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, July 28 AP. USDA Cattle: salable 100, to tal 223; calves: salable 25, total -40; market active, steady; few grass fat steers $11.50-12.75; common steers $9.50-10.75; light dairy type steers down to $B.8; goou ted steers quoted to f 14,35; common p lienors ?tf.6u 9.00; good ted heifers Monaay up to 13.00; canner and cutter cows 5.V3-V.uu; lat dairy type cows 7.75; good young beef cows $9.00-5; good beef bulla $10.50-11.23; common down to 8.00; good-choice vealers $.5JJ 1.00 higher than last week it $11.00-15.00; extreme top $18.00; common down to $9.00. Hogs: salable 300, total 400; market very uneven, few early sales steady to 15c lower; later mostly 25c lower; few good- choice 180-210 lb. $19.10-25; . later 15c down; few at $14.85; 230-270 lb. $14.25-75; light lights $14.00-75; good sows steady, 300-500 lb. $13.00-50; lighter weights to $13.75; good 415-570 lb. stags $11.50-12.00; choice light feeder pigs quoted up to $17.00. Sheep: salable. 200, total 500; market active, steady; good' choice springers mostly $13.00, few $12.25; medium grades $11.50-65; best yearlings Mon day $9.00; few medium grades today $7.50-75; medium-good ewes $3.00-4.00. WHEAT CHICAGO, July 28 '(Ph-War news from the Russian front and anti-inflation activity In Wash ington combined to depress grain prices today. Wheat dropped about a cent. Price Administrator Leon Henderson conferred at th White House with President Roosevelt, presumably on th administrator's program to com bat rising prices, but traders re mained in the dark as to the ex tent of that program and its ef fect on agricultural commodities. Wheat led the downturn, and, although sporadic attempts wera made to rally the market, prices were never able to get back to the preceding session's close. A further break in cotton added to the uneasiness in grains. The close was at the day's lows. Wheat finished off 1-11 cents, September $1.17I-$1.18, December $1.211-i, and corn was down 1-3 cent, September 891 I. Oats fell 8-1 cent, rye de clined i-i cent and soybeans were unchanged to 1 lower. We were told in the last wat "Destroy the Kaiser first and discuss peace afterward." We went to the peace conference in 1919, animated by the loftiest and the most distinguished ideals, but we were totally un prepared for the gigantic ac actualities that had to be met at the peace table. In result we se cured neither freedom, nor prosperity, nor 'justice nor peace. Herbert Hoover. BUSINESS - . - :".: i.v..il.-w..w. " " -"wS