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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1943)
July 8. 1043 T o 10 UTILITIES, NEW YOnK, July 8 IIP) s luclcd utilities, fow rklli nd specialties had the so-ahead II nul In today's t o e k market Willis many loaders elsewhere fniillmiArl iiBiunftrnfl hv Hi UKht of speculative and Invest ment doubt. Individual situations account ed (or strength of auorted sues. Inrlalinn temneralurea ro sllulitly In the waka of the at ale's vota llmng collinis (I ill i bushel. Commodities " rcl rnrly brl'1 runuP but Tubslded whan trie noma com- ...ill klllod thm senate decree nnd If ft thn grain prlca matter iji in the air. nlinnm. fait at Interva slowed frequently but transfers were around ouu.iiou snares. Touching best levels for the year or longer were American Airiinm. Texas and Pacific Rail way, Sinclair Oil. Paramount Pictures, Pepsi-Cola, and the preferred of American Power and Light and Aiiegneny -orp Supported were Orumann Air ti. K.ntM Fe. Sears Roebuck Western Union and Consolidate A L'Hltnn. Reorganisation carrier bonds hardened. Closing quotations: American Cun 00 ...... 43 155 27 28 Am Car & Kdy Dm Tel & Tel Anaconda Calif Packing Cat Tractor , Coinm'nw'lth & Sou .... Onrral Electric (imieral Mnlori (it Nor Ry pfd ...... 501 ... 1316 381 ..... 55 30 Illinois central ... H l.il lUrvenler 711 WAimernlL 31 i Lock lined 20 I no l i.ll "A" 10 Montgomery Ward 7i Nash-Kelv ' N V Central .. 18 Northern Pacific 151 pr rin & El 20 Packard Motor 41 J C Penney - 89 Pemia R R 20 ....., hlli fileel 191 Richfield Oil 1 -iifcwny Stores rars Roebuck - 811 Southern Pacific 271 KlanHnrri Ttrands - 71 Knnnhliifi Mlninff Si Trans-America 81 llnlnn fill Pallf 211 Union Pacific 1001 U S Steel :.. 57 Warner Pictures IS LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLE ' MENT Notice is hereby given that thn undersigned, administrator of the estate of George William Huw.iklll, deceased, hat filed in the Circuit Court of the Stnto of Oregon, for KUmath County, tho final account of his admin lutrutlon of Mild estate, and that tho Court hns appointed August 12, 1943, at tho hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. as the time, and Pho Court room of said court at he placo for tho hearing and settlement of said account. Dated: July 8, 1043. EARL, WillTLOCK. Administrator of the Es tate of Ceorgo William Bowsklll, deceased. July 8-15 22-20; Aug. 8 No. 263 NOTICE OF ADmTmSTRaT TOR'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned . administrator of the Estate of James J. Tar.aU will, from and after July 16, 1043 at 10 a. m. at 201 Williams Bldg., Klamath Falls, Oregon, pursuant to order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, proceed to sell at private sale tho following described real property of said eslalc, to wit: J Lola 1, 2, 3 and 8 In Block w 18, In North Klamath Falls, ii n addition to the City of Klnmath Falls, Oregon, tub Ject to unpaid taxes thereon. Said snlo will be made for rnsli or for not less than one third cash with tho balance, se cured by mortgage on tho pro perly sold, payable In equal quarter annual installments over a period of two years with In terest at thn rate of 6 per annum, payable quarterly. Bids In writing for said pro perty or any part thereof may be left with said administrator it tho above address at any time from first publication hereof tin ill said property Is sold. JOSEPH C. MACHADO, Administrator of sold estate, f 17 ?.4t Jy 1-8 No. 207 GREEN LIGH SPECIAL! QbR.Vi out nnriEL rnOM fMl troiibla IfinItU ynil nr vnur 1 170RMS mini I wntrn ror wnrn ntr nlsn 1 flilRclinir, "picky" Hpimttt. Itchr hom or ent. If ynti avon impart roundwormi, ftt Jtynt'l Vtrmlftiae tmUyl JAYNE'fl fa Amerlfli'A Uadlna proprietary worm mtdf rin i umI by mllllnni for over rantury. Acta tantlya yt drlvaa out roundworm n. aur you gat JAYNS'fl ytKMiTUQll L Poiatoes CMCAC10, July 8 !) Pole tons, arrivals 53; on track 230; total U. 8. shipments ODD; sup plies modernte; demand good; market strong for Triumphs, Klrnnger for other stocks; Cali fornia. Long Whiles US No. 1, $4.10-4.20; Russut Rurbanks iu; Arliona Ullss Trlumplis 4.38; Arkansas Bliss Triumphs $3.10-3.2.1; Missouri Cobblers $2.35 2.50; Kansas Cobblers LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO July H (II-(WFA) Cuttle: sal able 50, mostly nominal; few grass steers salable, $14.00 15.00; medium grass heifers $12.00-50! odd medium 1120 lb. range cows $10 .10; aged com. mon cows l.00-5; most caiv ners and cutters JH 00-8.00; ino (Hum siuiMigo bulls $11.00. 10.00, few SI 1.00; calves: salable 10; weak. Quota filled. Odd com mon $0.00 10.00. Hogs: salable 450; around 15 to 20c lower; about three loads 108-220 lb. barrows and gilts $14.50, extreme top; good sows mostly $13.3.1. Sheep; salable 1.100; fully steady; few decks good and me dium wonled lambs $14.00-60; odd deck $14.75; cholco quoted $15.2.1; package 80 lb. No. good lambs $14.50; cull to good shorn ewes quoted $2.50-6.50 PORTLAND, Ore., July 8 (AP USIM) -CATTLE: Salable and total 125, calves 35; market un even, grass steers, heifers and beef cows steady; ennner-cutter caws mostly 25-50 cents below Tuesday; gross f"t steers $13.00 14.35; common $11.00- 12.50; common-medium heifers $10.00 13.00; cutters down to $0.00; can. ner-cutter cows $6.50-80; fnt dairy type cows $0 00; shelly cows down to $5.75; urnna fat beef rows $10.50-11.50; young cows $12.00; medium-good bulls $11.00-12.30; good choice vealert $1400-80. HOGS: Salable and total 400 market steady; good-choice 18.1 230 lbs. mostly $14 .10; one selert ed lot $14.00; 2.10 300 lbs. $13.23 to $14.00; light lights $13.25 to $13.75; good sows $11.50-7.1; choice light feeder pigs quotable $17.10. SHEEP: Salable 300, totul 500; few sales steady; two decks good choice spring Inmbt $13.50; odd head good choice truck-Ins $13.25; common-medium $11.00. 12.00; two decks yearlings un sold; medium-good ewes $4.50-S-00; somo held higher. Henderson Takes Job With Radio Company NEW YORK, July 8 (.T) Leon Henderson, former admin istrator of the office of price ad ministration, hus accepted a posi tion as economic consultant on post-war problems to the Blow company, a radio advertising agency, President Milton Blow announced today. Henderson will continue as chairman of the board of editors of the Roscarch Institute of Am erica, Inc. CORN UNIFORM Ears of corn always have an even number or rows. Micro scopic examination, even after an Injury destroys a row of ker nels, will reveal the undeveloped row. MOTHERS KNOW hungry young "wnr workers" go for fresh, delicious Honey Maid Grnhnms! Thoy'ro wholctome, becauso they're made with ths finest ingredients snd bnked by Nnblnco. Tsko home the familiar green package from your gro cer's today. "ONLY THI HIT Ml ITS A M O TH I R S T S T 1 " Honey Maid GRAHAM CRACKERS 8AKID IY NAllICO N A II IV..1BBK llsll lillllllkl 1 SIDE GLANCES V 1 ml, "A soon a Brown's chickena pick up enough weight dining in my victory garden, I'm going to claim a couple of them tot board 1" IA THER FI FOR CROPS IN By The Associated Press Crop conditions continued generally fair ever Oregon dur Ing the week ending July 6. the weekly bulletin of the depart ment of commerce and weather bureau showed today. The week was the warmest of the season with maxima in the 90s In some areas. Precipitation was infrequent and light but only a few areas were entirely without rain. Condttioni remained good for small grain which is developing normally. Some rye has been cut. Higher temperatures help ed corn. Cane fruit picking oontinued with considerable delay because of shortage of help. Cherry pick ing is complete In a few districts In many western localities cher ries were cracked by rain. Later fruits are developing we)l. Haying showed further prog ress although delayed here and thero by rain and lack of help. Ruins did slight damage. Cut ting of outs and vetch for hay is underway. Pastures are better than aver- ago in western counties and have improved east of the mountains. Livestock is in good condition and somo early lambs have been marketed. Fiber flax Is maturing. Pota toes continue to become more plentiful. Development of mil dew In hops has been checked by better weather. Peas are be ing harvested for canncrs. O N A I IIICUIJ COMPANY OREGON AREA HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WHEAT CHICAGO, July 8 (IF) Groins moved erratically in heavy trade today, responding swiftly to a series of rapid-fire legislative developments on the corn and subsidy situation in Washington. The market was extremely nervous and fluctua tions were wide. Advancing as much as 4 cents in rye during the first two hours, prices broke sharply around mid day when the house agricultural committee killed a proposal to lift corn ceilings to $1.40 a bush el, Chicago basis. News that the senate had abandoned by one vote a legisla tive prohibition against the pay ment of food subsidies brought renewed selling into wheat at the close and prices finished i-ic lower, July $1,471-1, September $1,481-1. Oats were tc lower to ic higher, July 71Jc and rye was ic lower to ltc higher, July $1.13. Brazilian Actress Undergoes Operation STLOUIS, July 8 OP) B. B. Rciiigold, resident manager for 20th Century Fox film corpora tion, said Carmen Miranda, Bra zilian actress, underwent an ab dominal operation at Barnes hos pital here today. She was reported resting com fortably. OKLAHOMA'S INDIANS Thirty-six per cent of the In dian population of the United States lives on Oklahoma's 27 reservations. Remnants of more than 30 distinct tribes dwell there. 50.000 SADDLE STEEDS Horseback riding has gained such popularity that there are now more than 300,000 saddle horses maintained for that pur pose in the United States. FORJEOO MILK COUPONS Jy 4 FIESTA STRIPE SfJf TUIHOLERS -41 ton oniy 40 LARGE l lfeg-V SEOO MILK COUPONS 3individual CnSSEROlES ONLY 60 LARGE SEGO These premiums will not be sent by mail RIDEIM YOUR UHLIG S 1026 Main St. RECREATION E E Knrollment In the summer recreation program has been in creased in both the high school and Mills school recreation cen ters, according to figures re leased by the city recreation of fice. On June 16 there were 460 en rolled in the program and this number was raised to 520 by July 1. The high school now has approximately 305 attending dally and "Mills school has en rolled about 213. The average of the boys and girls attending the centers has also Increased. On June 16, the average age for boys was 10.3 years with that for girls being 10.2 years. At the latest report, on July 1, the average for both boys and girls was 10.7 years. Courthouse Records Marriages BUTTLER COLLINGE. John Oscar Buttlcr, 21, soldier. Na tive of California, resident of Camp Douglas, Wis. Betty Jane Collinge, 18, waitress. Native of Oregon, resident of Roseburg. KIETZKE - STELZER. Ed mund M. Kietzke, 24, telegraph er operator, resident of Dorris. Ruth Stclzcr, 20, teacher. Na tive of North Dakota, resident of Dorris. Complaints Filed Henry A. Smallficld versus Bcrnicc F. Smallficld. Suit for divorce, charge desertion. Couple married in Lodi, Calif., Septem ber, 1814. W. Kuykendall, at torney for plaintiff. Hester Elizabeth Hines versus Orville Elwin Hines. Suit for divorce, charge cruel and inhu man treatment. Couple married in Klamath Falls. September 16. 1929. Plaintiff asks custody of two minor children. U. S. Bal entine, attorney for plaintiff. Justice Court Hollis William Owens. Over loading truck and trailer. Fined $20. David Vernon Gilmore. Pass ing with insufficient clearance. Fined $25, $15 suspended. MINCE PIE ILLEGAL An English law society un earthed some obsolete laws fVhich ' declared it illegal to make mince pics, to have a Christmas dinner of more than three courses, to smoke a cigaret in the streets, or to play bil liards on Sundays. PERHY VISITORS Perry's Victory and Interna tional Peace Memorial National Monument in Ohio, had 15,088 visitors during 1940. The grounds bearing the monument had 31.000 visitors during the same period. IIOO MILK COUPONS AT ELECTRIC STORE Klamath Falls, Ore. NROLLINT A 1R AS I UJif Cigaret Dealers Must Pay Old Tax To State of Oregon SALEM, July 8 (IP) The state tax commission mailed thousands of cigaret tax blanks today to cigaret dealers who must pay tho commission money they col lected under the state cigaret tax law, which was in effect for only a few weeks two years ago. The law was killed by refer endum. Many dealers collected the tax, but didn't turn the money over to the state when the law was killed. The recent legis lature provided that the dealers must give 93 per cent of the money to the state, and that they can keep the other 5 per cent. The tax amounted to 2 cents per package. LICENSE PLATES WASHINGTON, July 7 (Ft The war production board re laxed yesterday its order against the production of motor vehicle license plates to permit states to manufacture one 1944 plate for each vehicle, Instead of the customary two. The order permits states to use metal on hand, or sheet and strip steel not heavier than 22 gauge and listed as idle or ex cess inventory with the steel re covery corporation. Specific au thorization mutt be obtained from WPB to purchase the steel. Many states have recently re ported that license plates are becoming illegible, and must be replaced. WHYBEFATv? 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DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR Peanut Butter, Jane Goode, Shredded Wheat, pkg CUnUrtDICT iiwuirnii a Grape Nuts, pkg. Kool Aid, 2 pkgs. CMnXArtDICT w ww vnn s Kroft Miracle Whip, pt. jar FOOD PRESERVATION DEMONSTRATION Can ning, Freeslng, Drying, next Wed., Thurs., Fri., July 14, IS, IS. Basement et First Christian Church, across irom our store. . First auomstls parking met ers, now so numerous in the United States, were installed In Oklahoma City, Okla., during July, 1933. I,' $ HiM'S why' (ft Pi H ,n S-GORE slip, Ay fi I ?l V h " nn be fi 1 I k 1 I cut ea aa infinite i A' A I I i I! t mu aglS ,1 M lis aV'l A V ' Prrvnu hilt . J lit II V I i ,n ,n 1 ffWm lv srntew W Vemr dresm slip cone croe soft," hnrurious, feminine above all, it POSITIVELY CAN'T SQUIRM . . . thanks to the 8 -GORE construction., Rich rayon satin, woven with CeUnesa yarnt ex-' ouisite Alencon type lace; new wide adjustable shoulder straps. Tea rose. White, Opaline. 32 to 40, As advertised In Mademoiselle The Town Shop $01 Main St. Jones Fryers Have a Reasonable Amount for This 14 Pts. Silver dale Mo. 2M(Tln 10c 6 ,or39c RASPBERRIES, BOYSENBERRIES, YOUNGBERRIES Special Price at Emil's 37c Brown Sugar, 8c Salt, Morton's Points) : Pint 26c Golden West Coffee, 1-lb. jar ..............33c ...49c Okra, Tru-Pok, No. 2 tin 17c 2i)i Lbs. 2-lb. jar.. ..58c Kallogg's Rica Krispies, pkg 12c 11c Hi-Ho Crackers, Ige. pkg 20c ( Points) j.j I Lb. Jar 13c Alber's Cornflakes, reg. pkg. , 9c Van Camp's Tenderonl, pkg. ( Points) 3-Lb. Jar 27e Dus Washing PAGE SEVEN Camp rire Metlaf That will be a Camp Flra board meet ing Thursday nlaht at 7:30 ml Uta chamber of commerce. All mem bers are urged to be present Ground Beef PouBd 28c Beef Stew 29c Weekend 15c 14c 13c 28c 15c . .11c 10 Lb. 63c Juice Oranges 9 K0 Sunklst Oos.C Radishes 5c Blended Juice, ...........3Se 24c 1-lb. ctn .....7c Shoker tc 27c $1.15 24c 5c ..9c 68c Powder, Ige. pkg. ....... ...23c
