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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mnll nates Payable in Advance
By Mull
In Klamath, Luko, Modoc and
Siskiyou Cotintlca
Three Months $2.25
Six Moulin 3.28
One Vcar 0.00
Delivered by Carrier In City
Ono Month .75
Three Month '-28
Ono Year ''-"
2 Lost and Found
j-uULiiJiiiiri "
LOST OR STRAYED Dark bay
min. whlto sanaio murx-a
wpnrlnl rope halter. Call
2021 Tulelake. collect. R'
unrl. 1-8
l-"'-"aVnaral NoIIcm''
PAYROLL Victory Tax Rate
Chrt Free. Cha. Hatha
wv. 120 N. 10th St. 1-12
Personals
MONUMENTS Klmnth Fall
Marble and oronue worm,
- 116 So. lllh. Phone 63B1. 1-0
10
Services
PAPERHANG1NG PAINTING
Ray pierce. Phono 8730. 1-6
HOUSE CLEANING Art Bene
dict. 6848. 1 0m
PICTURE FRAMING Goellcr's
230 Main. l-Hm
ELECTROLUX Servlco. L. C
Carr, 821 Mitchell. Phpne
71fl7. i-"
CHIMNEY SWEEP, Furnace
Cleaning. J. A. Tufts, phone
7140. M8
UKMRTITrHtNO
nnrccM akint. nultons and
, Bucklo covered, Alteration
on new and old clothing. Mr.
H M Allendor. 731 Main,
, Room 216. Phone 7203. MOm
piano tuning Win. II. Mor
. inn. Emnlro Hotel. 1-12
PAINTING, KALSOMINING
H. L. Brown. Phono 4226
l-10m
EXPERT TAILORING and alter
atlon by Johnson Tailor, 126
So. 8th. Pelican Bldg. 1-19
GENERAL REPAIRING Saw,
knives and scissor. 3S1 E.
Main. 1-24
Picture framing Art and
Gift Shoo. 810 Main. l-24m
BAGS machine cleaned and
nntched . People's Warehouse
Baa Co. 4728tf
T wii.i. OBTAIN vour dcloycd
birth certificate for you. Cha.
Hathaway, 120 No. lOtn tt.,
Klamath Falls, Ore. 1-31
I'l.nnn SANniNf. nnd roftnlsh
ing. Clifford Golden. Phone
3022. I-SOm
REFRIGERATOR, washing ma.
chine, vacuum cleaner part
and. service, all makes. Merit
Washing Machine Service, Oil
South Sixth. l-30m
6Tl BURNER SERVICE J. A.
Tufts. Phono 7140. 1-28
THEODORE DICKSON UphoJ.
stcrlnic and furniture shop.
3041 Shasta way, Klamath
Falls. 1-8
13
Health
DR. M, C. CASSEL, chiropractic
clinic, colon ana rocini ais.
cases. 632 Main. Dial 7218
l-30m
14 Help Wanted Female
WOMAN SECOND COOK want
ed. B hours a day. Good wages
Herald-News Box 4372. 1-6
COMPETENT housekeeper and
cook for business couple. Good
salary. 309 Washington. Phone
B866, ! 4302tf
Must be able to meet public.
Reasonable experience neces
sary. Good wages, Dick B
Miller Co, 1-7
WILL GIVE capable woman
home and $1 doy for care of
i children. 510 Main. l-l
WANTED Woman for house
work and caro of child. Phone
8147. 1-7
Holp Wanta() female
POSITION OPEN to young ludy,
iu io to. must Do ncut, good
ptTOiiuillty, able to sell. Ap
ply at Unr-Neo-Burgcr. 1-7
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
PI
'hono 337 uftcr 6 p. ni. 1-7
WANTEI)Wnmn or girl, light
lioiiNfwoik, lloom, board nnd
small wngo. Phono 0073. 1-0
WANTED lleuuty operator to
miiniiKu shop. Orleun'a Bounty
Rlmp, 1-fl
10
Holp Wanted, Male
WANTED Three Carry-All
scrapers and tractors, light or
12-yard capacity. Hourly or
contract basis. Apply In per
son or wrlto Keith Merrill,
Logging Supt., The Red River
Lumber Co., Wcstwood, Calif.
4727U
Situations Wanted
FOR HOUR WORK Call 8043.
1-11
BABYLAND Caro of babies
and children, Hour, doy or
week. 1104 Crescent, Phone
8341. 2-4m
MARRIED WOMAN wants 4 or
B hours work per doy. 414
Onk fit. 1-6
20
Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD Gentle
man. 804 N. 10th. Phone 0814.
1-6
ROOM-BOARD 1841 Mnln. 1-6
22
Rooms For Rent
MARS HOTEL 1411 Moln, by
tho Armory. Steam heated
mom. $3.80 week up. Trans
ient $1.00. 1-20
CLEAN, steam hooted room.
310 So. 8th St 1-10
LAKE HOTEL Steam heated
rooms. Reasonable, $3 and up,
Weekly role. 1-9
NICE ROOM 134 N. 3rd. 110
HEATED SLEEPING ROOMS in
private homo. 1740 Wall. Ph
73S4. 1-6
CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th.
All outside, newly decorated
modern rooms. All with new
Inncrspring mattresses. Free
parking. l-30m
ROOMS 1034 High. 2-8m
24 Apartmonta For Rant
PONDOSA APTS.
1-18
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 020
Lincoln. 4342U
FOR RENT Housekeeping
rooms, $4 week up. 133 N.
10th. 1-8
VACANCY Rex Arms Aport-
ments, 224 Broad. Phone 5769
Now management. Mr. and
Mrs. Lovoluce. l-8m
ESPLANADE COURT APART
MENTS Furnlihcd. Walking
distance. l-0m
V A C A N C Y Everything fur-
nisncd, ft ana up week. 1404
Klamath. 1-11
CASCADE APARTMENT
HOTE) Apartment occom
modations with hotel service.
Complete kitchen and dinette
Day, week or month. Three
blocks from city center. 1-1 lm
"HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Utilities furnished. 419 No.
10th. 1-16
THREE-ROOM furnished apart
mont. 2043 White. 4334U
LARGE 2-ROOM stenm-heoted
apartment near Ewaunu Box
Co. Phono 8149 or 3028 eve
. nlngs. 4730tf
THREE-ROOM APARTMENT-
Hot Spring addition. Phone
8S13. 1-6
FURNISHED "3-room Apt. 221
Spring, 1-6
LARGE two-room steam heated
aportment. Adults. No pots
Corner Pine and Cedar.
4308U
2.BEDROOM APARTMENT
Electric range, refrigerator,
garage. Also small apartment
close In. Dial 8482.' .4746U
LARGE one room. Private bnth
Electrlo range. 328 Commer
clal. ' 4S90tf
ATTRACTIVE housekcep.
Ing room, everything furnish,
ed. 218 Main. Fairfield Apart
ments. 1-9
FURNISHED APARTMENT
Suitable fpr couple, BOl Mar
ket. 1-6
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS com.
pletely furnished, $4 and $4.80
week, 41C So, 8th. . 2-3
FURNISHED 2-room apartment.
Bath, refrigerator, utilities,
$5 week. Furnished cabin $12
month. 220 So. 4th. 1-7
FURNISHED APARTMENT
2124 Blehn. 1-7
COMFORTABLE: light house
keeping rooms with sinks.
Everything furnished. 109 No.
Broad. 1-12
3-ROOM APT B29 Grant. 1-8
26 Houses For Rent
TRUCKS FOR RENT You
, drive; move yourself, save V
Stiles Beacon Service, 1201
East Main. Phone 8304 l-7m
2-ROOM HOUSE $23.25. Phono
6777. 1320 Oak. 4026U
28
Houses For Rent
FURNISHED 2-room cottages,
$30 month. Gas, lights, water,
wood Included. Inquire Link
River Auto Camp. 1-8
WINTER RATES Modern cot
tages. Plenty fuel. Every
thing furnished. 2128 Blehn.
3B38tf
FOR RENT 1440 Eldorado,
newly renovated 2-bedroom
modern house. Automatic oil
floor furnace. Ideal for throe
people. Phono 3728. 4843tf
BACHELOR CABINS. Close in.
$10 month. 810 So, 6th. 1-28
CLEAN 3-room modern furnish
ed cottage. $20. 1233 Adnms.
4377U
PART FURNISHED 2 cabins.
Water and light furnished.
Phono 833S. 1-0
MODERN 3-roomcd house. Clean
and well furnished. Walking
dlstanco to Main. Inquire 1702
Crescent. Phono 4841. 1-6
FOR RENT Two bedroom fur
nished house. Inquire Bodan
humcr. 1-9
FOR RENT Two-room furnish
ed cnbln. Wood, water fur
nished. $11 month. Suitable
for bachelor. Inquire Apt. 3,
2124 Reclamation. 1-7
TWO-ROOM furnished house
$12.80; also large sleeping
room. 1128 Eat St. 1-7
FOR RENT New home, com
pletely furnished. Must have
reliable couple, good refer
ences. Phono 8429. 1-8
SMALL HOUSE, suitable for
two. Gas heat. Furnished
Phono 6468 between 6 and 8
evenings. 4444tf
AVAILABLE JANUARY IS
Nicely furnished, modem four-
room house, aero ground on
Blsbcc street, near South Sixth
closo to bus line. Phone 6867
1-6
28 MUcollanooui For Rent
DErtD CAR STORAGE ONLY
Safety and protection. Cars
are not moved or molested.
231 So 11th. 111m
GARACE for rent. 433 No. 10th.
'.,! 4319tf
GARAGE FOR RENT
Enlonado.
1841
1-9
30 Real Estate For Sale
FOR ' SALE
- 8-room house, garage and
wood shed, nlco lawn and trees
In St. Francis Park, one block
from South Sixth street.. Imme
diate possession.' Price $4000.
Terms.
One-half acre, 3-room house,
barn and chicken house, near
Shasta Way. Price $1250. E. Z.
terms.
See Fred Cofcr
Barnhisel Agency
112 S. 8th St.
Phone 4198
Acreage Bargain
Five acres good land on high
way near Lakcview Junction,
fenced all under ditch. $1500.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
Since 1009
III N nth Phone 4864
Member Klamath Realty Board
1-0
FOR SALE Five rooms, large
living room, full basement.
Natural hot water heat. Close
In. Phone 6925. 4381tf
SEE Everett Dennis for real es
tate. New location, 121 N. 8th.
2-2
FOR SALE One acre ground,
8-room modern house. Base
ment with furnace. P h, o n e
8078. 1-9
SELL OR TRADE
Equity in 4-room house with
basement, Just off Oregon ave
nue. In nice shape. Full price
$2000, or will sell on terms.
MAIN ST.
Within walking distance, nice
3-room home, on pavement. Only
$1600.
HOT SPRINGS
A couple of nice homes In
Hot Springs district.
E. GRAY REAL ESTATE
118 N. 7th Phone 4521
1-6
33 ACRES
All Improved, 6 miles from
city. All buildings nearly new,
nlco shape. Will take ome trade
or sell, on terms.
Also 10 acres with two-room
house, same district.
E. GRAY REAL ESTATE
118 N. 7th Phone 4321
1-8
32
Real Estate Wanted
WANTED Property to sell,
Everett Dennis, new location
121 N. 8th. 22
34
Automotive
WILL TRADE equity in 1941
Special DeLuxe Chevrolet Se
dan lor older car. wm con
slder 1039. Phone 3S92 or 863
California Ave. 1-8
FOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet
business coupe. Excellent con.
dltion, good heater, and seat
covers. Must sell soon. Call
at 2125 Blehn St., or phone
4820. 1-6
34
AutomotW
juuwinnrinr rn-iri-r ------ '
If You Need
A Good Used Car
For
Necessary Transportation In 43
Buy Now
1042 Bulck Century Sedan
1941 Oldsmoblle 6 Pass. Coupo
1030 Pontiac Sedan
1037 Bulck Coupe
1937 Plymouth Sedan
1036 Chrysler Sedan
1936 Pontine Sedan
1936 Pontine Coupe
1936 Plymouth Coach
1937 Zephyr Sedan
and 40 other Including Pickups
and Truck. January price will
be lowest this year and you
have more selection now than
later.
Transportation lsgettlng
scarcer.
H. E. Hauger
1330 Main St.
Tire Inspection Station
34
Automotive
GET YOUR AUTO GLASS In
stalled at Kimball's Glass
Shop, 827 Walnut. Phone 7378,
l-8m
FOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet
club coupe. 2325 Shasta way
Coll evenings. 1-8
FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet
pick-up, 4-speed transmission
Good condition. $745. No
trade. News-Herald Box 4600.
1-6
WANTED FOR CASH 1938
Standard Chevrolet coupe or
sedan. Must be In good con
dition. News-Herald Box 4955.
1-7
PROTECT the refrigerator you
now own by having It re-enam-elcd
at Kohn's Enamel Shop.
Phono 8442 for estimate. 2-2m
FOR SALE '37 Dodge coupe.
2811 Applegate. Call after 4
p. m. 1-7
FOR SALE Model A roadster.
Excellent condition. Ernie's
Richfield Station, Ninth and
Pine. Phone 8407 or 5726. 1-8
35
Fuel Hoating
UNION BURNER OILS We
keep your storage tank full
Call Klamath Oil Co., 8404.
l-30m
36 Miscellanejus For Sale
FULLER BRUSHES Clem
Joyer, 1438 Martin. Phone
6677. 1-27
RUBBER STAMPS, PRINTED
SIGNS, made-to-ordor. Com
mercial printing, most reason
able prices. Geo. J. Kunzman,
127 No. 4th. Phone 6632. 1-9
FOR SALE Two-wheel trailer
with 16x600 tires; 10-gauge
pump shotgun, 2 boxes shells;
Phllco radio. Phone 3874. 1-7
GLASS Mirrors, resllvering,
plate, window and auto glass,
furniture tops, shelves. Kim
ball's Glass Shop, 827 Walnut,
phone 7378. l-6m
DRY PINE mill blocks. 128 cu.
ft., $5.25 delivered. Phone
5852. 4320tf
W ATKINS PRODUCTS. Dial
6623 or 2318 Home. 2-4
CITY MAPS Pocket size, up-to-the-minute,
including subur
ban sections. Block numbers
Indicated, index keyed to map.
Price 20c. For sale at Cham
ber of Commerce, Everbodys
Drug, Leo Hendrlck's Drug,
Louie Polin's, Postoffice news
stand, Carmichael's news
stand, Robinson's Food store,
Shaw Stationery, Herald and
News, Vic's Signal Service.
3104tf
TRIMMING AND SPRAYING
trees and shrubs. Landscap
ing. Evergreens, flowering
shade trees, shrubs, roses and
fruit trees. Lakeshore Gar
dens Nursery. Phone 4082, if
no answer call 3384. 1-16
DRIVEWAY CINDERS Phone
6817. 4732tf
SEE US ABOUT your home in
sulation. We can save you
money. 2x4's to 2xl2's and
boards, $20 per thousand. No
down payment, payments as
low as $o per montn. i. w.
Coueland Yards. Phone 2197
1-11
STOVES REPAIRED All parts
stocked. Used furniture, stoves
bought. OK Second Hand
V Store, 820 Klamath. Phone
8671. l-30m
FOR SALE 27-ton second' cut
ting alfalfa hay, $20 ton. Ruby
Brown, Bonanza.- 1-8
HAY FOR SALE Use of feed
yard and place to batch. John
McFall and Sons, Bonanza,
Ore. 1-9
FOR SALE Steel guitar with
case. Kitchen range. Altamont
Auto Camp. 1-6
38 Mlscellanesu For Sale
FOR SALE Clean alfalfa hay.
lit 1, Box 861, It ml. south
Mac' store. 1-11
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
WANTED Office dck, files,
' chairs and all other office
equipment. Top price. Tel.
8473. . 1-12
WANTED Potatoes affected by
scab at better than No. 2
price. Call 8905, Klamath
Falls. 1-8
BABY WASHER Phone 4226.
1-8
44 Livestock and Poultry
BUYING all slaughter cattle.
Malin Feeding Co. Phone 265.
1-25
HONEST PRICES and weights
guaranteed on all livestock.
PAULEY Packing Co., Sum
mers Lane. Phone 5323 or
3505. 4731tf
WANTED Cattle, sheep and
hogs. J. D. Beckley. Phone
7334 evenings. 4382tf
WANTED Chickens. Roasters
and fryers. Live weight. Earl's
Market, Tulelake, Calif. 1-11
WANTED TO BUY Good milk
cow. Phone 4061 or 7719. 1-7
WANTED Young Shorthorn or
Red Pole bull, milking strain.
723 Klamath. Peter Hrlczlscse.
1-11
WANTED TO BUY Any type
young cattle, state price. B. L.
Dodenhoff, Merrill, Ore. 1-8
49
Financial
PRIVATE MONEY to loan on
farm land acreage. Box 4608,
Herald News. 1-9
LOANS'
Established 8 Years In
Klamath County
Furniture Loans
Signature Loans
Livestock Loans
$23 to $300
Rogers Finance Co.
S-189
412 Main - Dial 5113
14001
CASH LOANS-
wiTMnrr ndorskrs
I WAYS TO OET A CONSUMER .
CASH LOAX
PRONE . WRITE . COME IS
Vou need no eo.i!gnen or endorsers to
let a coommer loan
THREE LOAN PLANS
NO. 1-IKCOMB LOAN'S
On your not only. No wage Mslgn
, mti. io co-iizner.
NO. t FURNITURE LOANS
', Vour character U nor Important
" than th furniture Itself.
XO. -ALTO LOANS
UO to C00 cuh Ioidi and refl
nanclne. CONSUMERS CREDIT
COMPANY
(M-235
720 Pine St.
8 233)
Phone 7711
l-30ra
See
Dinty Moore
For
AUTO LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
FURNITURE LOANS
Simple Credit Requirements
Complete Privacy
12 Months to Pay
Quick Service
No Co-Signers
Locally Owned
Motor Investment Co
Klamath's Oldest
M-275 - S-241 "
114 N. 7th Phone 3325
48 Business Opportunities
FOR LEASE
DOT'S DRIVE-IN
. Fully equipped.
$35 month. '
: 1355 Esplanade
Inquire 2027 Oregon Ave.
1-9
Speeding Up of
Education Planned
' SALEM, Jan. 6 fcP) The state
department of education an
nounced Tuesday appointment of
a committee to make plans for
admission of high school stu
dents to college before they
graduate from -high schools.
The committee, which will
meet in Portland next Saturday,
will make the plans to be used
only in case higher Institutions
decide to accept a few of the
more brilliant high school stu
dents who have not completed
high school requirements.
mi
BIG BASIN LBR. CO.
Main and taring
Phone 1144
SIX KILLED,
HURT IN
CHICAGO FIRE
CHICAGO, Jan. VP) Six
persons were killed and more
-than 100 Injured in a fire and
explosion in a bowling alley on
the far South Side shortly be
fore last midnight. Many of the
200 patrons who escaped to the
street were blown through doors
by the force of the blast.
The sixth body, that of Joseph
R. Bingham, 41, was recovered
from the ruins today more than
eight hours after the blaze
started. Fire Marahal Anthony
Mullaney estimated the damage
at $130,000.
. - Victim Treated
One of the bodies was Identi
fied as William Gutrich, 19, son
of a policeman who had been
reported missing. Ferdinand
Gutrich, the policeman father,
was assigned to the Gresham
police station. The fire was at
93S4 South Ashland avenue, in
the Gresham district. -
In the little Company of Mary
hospital where 35 victims were
taken for treatment, 27 were
held all night with at least
seven reported in a critical con
dition. Five bodies were found hud
dled in the wreckage of a wash
room. Marshal Mullaney said
their escape apparently had been
cut off by the flames and they
had sought safety in the wash
room, but had asphyxiated.
ManAetl
E
ALONG NARROW
TRAIL TODAY
By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (ff)
Stocks dawdled along a narrow
trail today, - almost leaderless
and virtually marking time
pending sharper delineation of
the road that lies ahead of tne
nation and its Industry. Volume
shrank to around 500,000 shares.
Stumbling occasionally were
U.' S. Steel, General Motors,
Goodrich, U. S. Rubber, Inter
national Harvester, Boeing,
United Aircraft, Anaconda, Ken-
necott, Phelps Dodge and. Union
Carbide,, among others. Santa
Fe was a soft spot in the rail
section.
Support was accorded to a
group that included Radio
Corp., Montgomery Ward, Sears
Roebuck, American Telephone,
Consolidated Edison and East-
man. . "
Bonds held about steady
in a
selective market.
Closing quotations:
American Can
. 711
241
131
. 241
. 23 i
. 403
I
. 311
. 441
. 229
. 8i
. 59
. 281
. 17
. 7
. 341
. 61
Am Car & Fdy ......
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Calif Packing
Cat Tractor
Comm'ny'lth & Sou
General Electric
General Motors
Gt Nor Ry pfd
Illinois Central i.
Int Harvester :
Kennecott -
Lockheed ..
Long-Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nash-Kelv
N Y Central ...
Northern Pacific ... ...
Pac Gas & El
Packard Motor
Penna R R ; .
. 101
. 7f
. 231
. 2i
. 24
Republic Steel . ..
Richfield Oil
. 141
. 263
. 351
. 601
. 161
. 4
. 4
. 61
. 161
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck n
Southern Pacific ...........
Standard Brands
Sunshine Mining .................
Trans-America
Union Oil Calif ..
Union Pacific .....
. . 82
U S Steel
. 471
. 71
Warner Pictures
CONTRAST
FIRTH, Idaho, (JP) Victor E,
Frandsen received a cablegram
from his son, Staff Sergeant
Marvin E. Frandsen, stationed
In the South Pacific. It read
"Love and best . wishes for
Christmas and New Year's. All
well."
A few hours later Frandsen
received a telegram from the
war department. 1
His son had been killed In
action. ; ,
' Massachusetts car owners who
fall to comply with Army and
state dlmout regulations by not
blacking out the. top half of
automobile lights are liable to
revocation of registrations.
Read Classified AOs for Results
STOCKS
I
Plenty of Water Assured
Klamath Agriculturists
Plenty of water for Victory
gardens and the wide acreages
of the Klamath basin was as
sured agriculturists of this area
Tuesday by the U. S. bureau of
reclamation.
"Indications are that Inflow
into the project's reservoirs dur
ing the winter of 1942-43 will
be the largest since the winter of
1937-38 and might exceed that
year when the runoff into proj
ect reservoirs totaled about 1,
882,000 acre feet," E. L. Ste
phens, associate engineer, report
ed. The net inflow into Upper
ELECTRIC RATE
SALEM, Jan. 6 VP) Public
Utilities Commissioner Ormond
R. Bean said today that he had
ordered the Portland General
Electric company to reduce its
rates by 8 per cent, ordering the
company to give its customers
all of its 1942 earnings in excess
of a six per cent return.
Bean said, however, that a for
mal hearing probably would be
held, and that the order might
finally have to be taken into
court. This might take some
time, he said.
Last year, Bean said, the com
pany's net earnings were more
than seven per cent on its invest
ment, while Bean's office con
siders six per cent a fair re
turn. So Bean ordered that all
and fyUuwcial
LIVESTOCK
S. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
Jan. 6 (PMFederal-State Market
News) Cattle: salable 25. Nom
inal; medium to good steers
quoted $14.00-15.00; medium to
good heifers quoted $12.00-
13.00; medium to good cows
$10.00-11.00, few weighty dairy
cows $9.00-25, cutters largely
$8.00-50, canners scarce at $7.50.
Calves: none, nominal.
Hogs: salable 200. Slow,
steady; about load 210-220 lb.
barrows and gilts $15.75; odd
good sows $14.00.
Sheep: salable 300. Undertone
steady; good to choice lambs
quoted 14.00-15.00; medium to
choice ewes $6.50-7.50.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 6 (AP-
USDA) CATTLE: Salable and
total 125, calves 35; market ac
tive, fully steady, some canner
and cutters strong; odd medium
to good fed steers $13.50-14.00,
strictly good quotable to $14.75,
common to medium heifers $9.00
to $12.00, odd head $13.00, can
ner and cutter cows $6.00-7.75,
fat dairy type $8.50-9.00, me
dium to good beef cows salable,
$9.00-11.50, fairly good bulls
$10.75-11.00, good to choice veal
era $14.50-15.50.
HOGS: Salable 550, total 900;
market steady to 15 cents lower;
good to choice 180-225 lbs.,
$14.60-75, 150-300 lbs., $14.00-50,
320 lbs., $13.75, light lights
$13.75-14.25; good 350-575 lb.
sows, $12.75-13.00, choice light
feeder pigs quotable to $15.00
and above.
SHEEP: Salable ' and total
100; market active, fully steady;
medium to good wooled lambs
$13.50-14.00, fed Iambs quotable
to $15.00, common lambs $11.00
down, culls 58.50-9.00, good ewes
$7.00.
WHEAT
CHICAGO, Jan. 6 (P) Wheat
prices backed down from 5 year
highs today under the pressure
of profit taking and hedging
sales, losing about a cent a bush'
el.
Conflicting reports concerning
a government plan to call loans
on 1940-41 wheat now stored as
collateral, w"th a federal spokes
man denying this will be done,
helped to unsettle the trade. Re
ports of Increased marketings of
grain in sorie localities, includ.
ing wheat redeemed from loans,
also attracted attention.
Wheat closed 1-1 cent lower
than yesterday, May $1,391, July
$1,391-1; corn unchanged to 1c
off, May 95i-96c, July 968c; oats
1-lc lower; rye 1-1 to lower.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, Jan. 6 (AP-USDA)
Sales of good quality mohair
were ' reported -in the Boston
wool market today from Texas
at prices of SO cents for adults
and 60 to 70 cents tor kid hair.
A small sale of average 12.
months Texas wool was made at
a grease price of 43 cents, deliv
ered mill, for a lot shrinking 63
per cent. Sales of 58 and 60s
grade Montevideo spot wool
were made at a grease price of
40 cents.
The new cargo plane has a
low landing speed, excellent
takeoff, moderate range and
cruising speed.
Klamath lake for ; the stream
year to date, October 1 to De
cember 31, Is about 388,000 acre
feet a compared to an average
for this period of about 300,000
acre feet, It was learned. Thla
Inflow will be the greatest for
the three-month period line
1910, when 469,600 acre feet
were recorded for that earn
period.
Indications are that at both
Clear lake and Gerber reser
voirs, inflow during tho current
year will bo above average but
not In as large a proportion as
Upper Klamath lake.
of the profits above six per cent,
or $700,000, be placed In a re
serve fund for the benefit of its
customers. . ' '
This, Bean said, would Justify
a six per cent cut in rates and
still permit the company to make
a fair profit.
BROTHERLY LOVE
KANSAS CITY, (P) Munlc
ipal Court Judge Earle W. Frost
says it's the most amazing case '
he ever heard.
Both Leo E. Gage, 21, and
James H. Willis, 27, whose cars
collided; admitted they had been
inattentive at the wheel.
When the Judge said "$10
each," Gage ruefully observed,
"I'm a little short, Judge."
Willis spoke up:
"Here's $10. You can pay
me back sometime."
SALEM, Jan. 6 (P) Governor
Charles A. Sprague today desig
nated the week beginning Jan
uary 14 as junior chamber of
commerce week in Oregon.
Put Sgt. Breit
At the Head of
Opportunist List
KANSAS CITY, Jan 6 (IP)
Speaking of opportunists, just
put Sgt. William Breit right at
the head of the list. '
Fire broke out in the basement
of the Somerton hotel, quarters
for 196 sleeping soldiers.
Instead of merely routing out
his charges and marching them,
out,- the sergeant gave them a
full-dress gas attack drill, tak
ing the whole detachment to.
the street in formation, all with
masks, .. -
And it was a splendid Idea.
firemen ayi-eed. The fire re
leased sulphur dioxide from a
refrigerating unit nauseating
maskless bystanders. :
Due to the. fact that most air
raid alarms in. New Jersey ara.
sirens, they have been banned
from use' on all automobiles in
cluding police ' cars, fire ap
paratus and ambulances "except
in event of an extreme emerg
ency."
WELL-DPESSED WOMAlt
: WEARS EMBROIDERY
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by Alice Brooks
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to your frocks. These floral
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