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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE Auifimt 20. 1042 o Makkefo and tyl mane ial LEADERS TAKE SL IT DROP I DAYS MARKET By VICTOR EUUAHK NKW YORK, Aim. 20 (!') Further proflt-liiklnK failed to rustle tho ilock market tu any iMceublo extent toiliiy awl, while lenders generally dozed on IlKlitly lower shelf, as torlud speclullk-s innmiKccI tu work up s nturiaruts ri.ihg trend. Transfers dwindled to around 300,01)1) sliuros against fiua.UUU In tlia preceding fslon. On tlio offsldu moat of the doy were U. S. Steel, Chr.vlr (ox dividend), Ainerlenii Tele phone, Siinlu Fo, Lonw's I'ura muiint, Goodyear, Woolwurtli, Hoeing, Dow Clunnlenl, Allied Chemical, U. S. Gypmim, Inter national Harvester, Deere, Ann rniwiu wtii) Genera! Electric. Huinentnka M in Inn, weak performer recently on threat ned labor shortage, came buck ulinlantlally on the belief the i-Mk inuy have been oversold. jQ-radu Petroleum win an Iso lated strong mover, touching u new peak for the year along with Transcontinental and Western Air and Oils Kluvutor. Hondi were mixed. Am fur & Kdy 251 Am Tel & Tel liu Aimeniirtii oi Calif Pinking lm Cut Tractor a8J Conimoiiweulth & Sou 732 tiencllil Kliiclrla 271 Cleneial Motors Ulli Cit Nor lly pfd 23 i Illinois Ciintrol 7J tit HnrveMor 4Ui Kunmienlt ,..,.,,.. !IH4 Uii'klieed ; 171 Loiig-ilell "A" 31 Montgomery Wurd 2U1 NiihIi-KoIv :i N Y Centnil OH Northern I'aclflo (II I'nc Gas At El 181 Packard Motor 21 I'ennu 11 R 22J HeiHibllo Steol 141 !'!C!!!!C!tt Ull it Hufcwny Stores 301 Sears Roebuck Sfii .Southern Pacific 14 Standard Hriinds 31 Trims-America 41 Union Oil Calif 12 Union 1'iiclflc .'...,... 701 U S Steel 4(11 Warner Pictures .. 01 LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN rRANCISCO. Aug. 20 (P;-(Kedcral-Stul(! Mur kel News Service) Cattlo: SiOuble tuu. Kteudy; around 3 loads medium 010 lb. feeder steers $11.70; Hood ruiiKO cows $U.0() U.50; medium suusugo bulls 5ll.nO-10.23. Calves: Nona Nomiuul; good to choice vcnlers quoted $13.00 I3.SU; Into yesterday; 2 curs me dlum 21U lb. culves $12.50. Hogs: KiUeblc 300, Steady; bulk good 1H5-235 lbs. barrows and II 1 1 l.i $13.35; odd good sows $13.29. Sheep: Sulublo 1150. Fully stcudy; good to choice wooled lambs quoted $13,011-13.90; around 3 decks medium lambs $12.0(1-13.90; medium to choice thorn ewes quoted $4.00-9.29. BOSTON. Auk. 20 (AP-USDA) Sales In scoured eight months Texas wools were made In the Boston wool market today at a price range of $1.12-1.15. Some California eight months wool was reported sold at a clean price of 94-85 cents. Dealers In mohair are disap pointed In tho small amount of business which resulted from recent release of mohair for civilian tiso. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 20 (AP-USDA) CATTLK, salnble 150, tolul 225; calves, ualublo 35, total 50; market active, steady to strong, few gross fat steers $1 1.50$12.25; few grosser to $12.50; common grades' down to $0.30; odd good fat steers $13.50; common dairy .type heifers $8.00 $8.50; dinner und cutter cows $3.50-$7.00; fat dairy typo cows $7.75; medium-good beef cows $8.00-$.50; medium-good beef COWS $8.00-81). 50: merlllim-gnnH bulls mostly $0.75-$ 10.50; good- choice voider $14.50 $ 15.90. HOCJB, soluble 300, tolul 400, market ui.tlvu around 10 higher than Wednesday's average; good choice 170-215 lb. $15.50 to most ly $10.05; few ,$15.75; a new high; one lot heid higher; 230 313 lb. $14.73 $15.00; few $13.25; light lights $14.75-$15.00; good sows $14.00 50; common 1 1 g h t pigs ouoted up to $18.75. SIIKKP, sulublo 400, total 430; market about stcudy; medium good spring lambs $10.50-$11.30; few gond cholco $11.75; feeders $0.79 down; good slaughter ewes $4.00; few breeding ewes 3.00. LIVESTOCK SHOW PORTLAND, Aug. 20 UP) Tim Facific international Live stock association said toduy It would hold Its 32nd annual ex position October 7-8 9 as a fut cattlo show Bt the North Port land building. The announce ment followed disclosure of plans to remove 3500 Japanese evacuees, now stationed in the exposition building, to Wyoming htm mnr.o rcGCuuuii cciuvis, within three weeks. POTATOES CHICAGO, Aug. 20 (AP USDA) Potu toes: arrivals 77, on track 117; total u. . ship ments 474; supplies light, de mand fair, market steady; Ida ho lillss Triumphs U. S. No. I, $2.70; Russet Bui bunks U. S. No. I, $3.85; Oregon bliss Tri umphs U. S. No. I, $2.00; Col orado Blins Triumphs U. S. No. I, $2.85; Nebraska Bliss Tri umphs U. S, No. I, $2.45-50; Cobblers U. S. commercials $2.05-10; lowu Cobblers good quality $1.75-80: Wisconsin Chlppewas U. S. No. 1, $1.80; Bill' Triumphs generally good qunllty $1.90-2.00; Minnesota Karly Ohios U. S. No. 1, $1.70 80. WHEAT CHICAGO, Aug. 20 fP) Wheat prices closed today prac tically unchanged from yester day as a result of a lust-minute rally, due to mill buying and short covering, which climin- lUliO L BIEDER, Calif., Aug. 20 Fire which razed the 50-year-old' Morion D, Wayman ranch house early today, forced five men to break windows and Jump from the porch roof to escape with their lives. The men, members of tho C. W. Clarke company cattlo crew, were aroused by Frank Snead, foreman, who was awakened by the fire llght.'Four men, cut off from escape upstairs, Jumped atcd most the earlier loss of about a cvnt a bushel. Wheat closed unchanged to i lower compared with yesterday, September $1,181-1, December ; tember 83Z. December ft?!-'; ; oats 1-1 lower; soybeans un i changed to 1 off; rye 1-1 down. from the porch roof, while Snead helped Sam Stevenson through a broken window downstairs. The house was completely destroyed, burning Clarke com pany material stored in the building and most of the house hold goods owned by E. H. Owens, superintendent for the company from Bieber. The ranch house was built 50 years ago by Frank Moss, Mrs. Wayman's father, and leased leccntly to the Clarke company for cattle shipping operations, Here's s quick wife fMloriM way to Mi joti keon your hotna frpr; from IhrM irl mnijilr sprinkle III ll. II aerurs their -rails ami in crnclts ami crrTlrfrT. BUIIAC'II for over On jea, Is one of the best proleellons agBinnt. tllPK IlUMtjr limed pent, Hnfe, o,..re5Mi. In Handy Siffer Cans S.e no at Drur, fJmrei-v. Seer! Htnres and t'et Shop. Tho Wuymans live In Adln, Calif. GARY, Ind., P) When Mrs. Emma Pappas found her kitchen cabinet overturned and broken difhcs scattered about she sus pected burglars. She called police. Officer Ch&rlcs liao.iiiii examined ail clues and took fingerprints from tho cabinet. The prints led to George Fip pus, 0, who promised mama that he wouldn't climb up on the cabinet any more. PROHOUNCtP SIU MAIH Friendly Hipuiness To CTery Creed and purse Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward. Owners Wlllard Ward. Mar. 92S High Phone 3334 When in Medford Stay t HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietors '4- AS always, Edwards is delivered direct from i the roaster to one group of selected stores. No w it's delivered in the bean .. . never ground till you buy. This is nature's own way of pro tecting freshness. Sales are carefully checked. Not one pound slays on ihe shelf past peak goodness. This step-by-step control is your guarantee of freshness. Quality and blend are unchangedl Here's the same rich, full-bodied Edwards you've always enjoyed. Favorite of thousands for over 35 years. If Edwards coffee is new to you, try it now! Edwards is ground fresh, exaclly right for your coffee maker. And notice the low every day price on this luxury blend. Unless you agree that Edwards is a smart buy ... for superb flavor, oven freshness and welcome savings ... it won't cost you a penny. Use Edwards regularly. Buy extra WAR SAVINGS STAMPS with what you savel ti) DWIO.HT EDWARDS COMPANT Ban Francisco Los Angeles Portland Denrer Dallas Washington, D. C. FEATURED BY SAFEWAY LI.lli.Mtll.JM. . I .M , . , ... , . , ,, , , . . . . ... .ay-,, -- . mm ALL WOOL $&& w BONDS J? DllESD cAmDpc ' Outstanding Buys! SMARTLY TAILORED! IS "Ti J nmi ,v V. -. I - .......... I i jl. Xyt!L Good, sports for general, all. around -wear!'. Brand ri i:- ' P8!iw new fall '42 styles! 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