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July 20. 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN ManJzetl and fyiH&Hxual I4EGENT LOSSES RETRIEVED ON T MARKET 00 By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YOHK, July 20 lPj The slock nnirkct rctrloved tome of It rpcpnt louse today on re vlvul of buyintf which hd lt ticst forco In the first hour, In the Inter proceeding! the drmuiid slackened end moit lenders In the cloning hour were ii bit under Inn price but still wcro uhend fraction to around 2 nnlnts. A The rise covered lot of uround, taking In motor, teel, rubbers, conucrs. utilities, firm equipment, ulrcnifu end relli. " Sliiircn ruled n "peace" Issues received better than average sup port. Soft drink itocki record cd wide advance. Transac tlon of approximately 1.000,000 allure for the session were con Kiderubly under yesterday' vol ume. Prominent on the rise were Coodyenr. Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck. Cnite, Oliver Kuriii, Cuterpllliir. Douglu Air- criift, United Aircrnii, wesiing biiut. Jolins-Manvllle, Western Union. Pepsi-Cola, Coca-Cola . and Santa t'c. Showing moderate gains were U. S. Steel, Uethlehem, General Miitor. American Telephone, Anuconda, Stnndnrd Oil (N. J.), tlrcnt Northern, Southern Pad' Q'le. and N. Y. Central, j Hond were generally higher. ' C'loalni! auntatlona: Anierlnin Can 8SI . Am Ci.r & Fdy 38 Am Tel & Tel 18111 , Amicondn 271 Calif Packing .-- 27t $10.80-78, few 111.00; choice light feeder pig scarce, quoted to $16.80. SHEEP: Salable 700; total 1000; market alow, around 11.00 lower than Tucaday or itoady with lata Wednesday; good to choice iprlng lamb $11.00-25, few $11.00, lome held nlgher: few feeder $8.00-10.00: good ewe weaker at $9.00-29, com mon down to $2.00. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, July 20 (AP-WFA) Salable hog 19,000; total 29,000; (low, weight under 240 lb., 10' 10a lower; heavier weight and iow, lower; good and choice 180-230 lb., $14.00-28; top $14.30 sparingly; 290-300 lb., $13.78-14.20; few load 326-378 lb., $13.40-09; few good and choice 140-180 lb., $12.78 13.78; moit 380-090 lb. low $1Z.S0 13.00; choice light weight $13.10. Salable cattle 4800; calve 600; fed iteer and yearling, alio yearling heifer, fully ateady; trlctly choice offering abaont; top $18.90; bulk fed offerings $14.28-10.00; grassy uud warmed up kind $12.80-13.78; stock cat tie carce but very dull; killer buying (lightly lower grade cot tie above replacemnt buyers' bid; beat heifers $19.78; mixed offrlngs $16.00; beef cow steady but canner and cutter weak heavy bull fully steady, with weighty sausage offering to 14.80; light kind weak at $10.80- 11.00; vealer closed 23c higher; choice offerings reached $19.79. Salable sheep 1000; total 7000; fed spring lambs and yearlings slow, about steady; bids and sales medium to choice native spring lamb $13.00-14.90; best held above $14.70; short deck good to choice BO lb. yearlings with No. 1 skin $13.25. Sheep about steady, native shorn slaughter ewe $7.00-8.00. ..... 60 1 ... 23 1 821 281 131 69 311 m Bi 461 121 N Y Central H Northern Pacific 16 I Pe C!hs F.I Zl Pi.-knrH Motor 3 Al'ennii It R 28 ' Itenuhlle Steel HI ' rtlrhfleld Oil 8 I Knfmvnv Stores 461 Rears Roebuck 81 Cut Tractor . . Coiiim'nw'lth It Sou , ' C.i'nernl KlrctrlC General Motors (it Nor Ry pfd ........ Illlnola Central ........ lot Harvester ... Kennecolt Lockheed l.ong-Hell "A" MonlKomery Ward .. Nn.ihKelv Southern Pacific .... Standard Brand .... , Sunshine Mining .... t Trans-America -. ; Union Oil Calif . Union Taclflc U S Steel 271 71 81 .. 8l ... 20 i ... BRt .. 85 1 i Warner Picture 131 LIVESTOCK ' SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO i .Tulv 20 (AP-WFA) CATTLE Salable 80. Slow, about ateady, largely week-end clean up; pock' aae medium hold over 1140 lb 5 steer $13.50; desirable heifer ) and fat range cows aoscm. I canner and cutters $8.00-8.uu; m.dlum bulls $10.0011.00 O Calve none. Good to choice vealers salable $13.00-14.00. HOGS: Salable 100. Around ' 15-20 cent lower; packnue s choice 238 lb. barrows and gilts $15.15; odd good sow ild.ou. '. SHEEP: Salable 2000. Slow, I ...nl. AhnlrM tfrnHes absent, i about 750 head medium to good lambs offered; cull to good ewe 4 . quoted $2.50-8.50. steady. 4 M" " PORTLAND. Ore.. July 20 I (A P-USDA) CATTLE: Salable 125, total 175; calves: salable 25, j total 85: market slow, steady to ' weak; few grass steers $10.00 to I $12.00, light cutter tccr down ' i ward to $7.50; cutter to common j heifer $8.00 10.50, gros fat hell ( er to $12.00; Conner and cutter j cows $3.50-7.00, shelly cows down to S5.00. common beef cnw 8.50-9.00: load Rood gross fiit beef cow to $11.00; medium Vn onnrl hull 10.00-12.00; good Vvcoler $14.00, choice quotoble 4 In $14.50. lions: Rnluble and total 300 ! market steady to 15c lower; good to choleo 185-230 lbs. $14.35 to I mnstlv 14.50: 240-270 lbs $13.50 to $14.00, lighter weight f $13.00-75; good sows strong at i KIDNEYS ! MUST REMOVE i EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubee Flush Out folronoua waste If yffli hava an Ataaa of i cMa In your Mood, iur IS mil nf klilnay .utwa tna M ...... I workMl.Tlim liny Bllaraand lut-ara work- ins ilsy anil nlglil lo bain Natura rid your , ayalrm of airfaa arWa and nobonoua Mala. I When dimnlH of kldnay tuncUonwrmlU . fiowonniui matt.r wi ramaln ID vo-T Die : fliayrauiia nagging backaoha,rb.umauai I Irg palna, Iom of pep and anargy, atll i liinhtn, availing, pufllneaa undar tb j (iradarlioi and illiilnras. Fraqiiant or K.I n Mmaln In WI'T bUMM mayrauM nagging wmwim,tuiwhmimi,i so vymt I tiamngai with amartlna anatttniliil sow ' llmm ahnws tbera Is aomauun wrong wiva ' your kldnaya or bladder. , I . KMnnyamynibalntbaanieMOoiraUJ l so auk your ilmgglat f or Doan'a P1IU, u""1; riwullv by mllliona for ovur 40 y.aia. Tbay Viva happy rellrf and will halp tba 18 mUH of kldnay tuhaa fliuih out PoUonous Waal Iron I youi blood, Oat Doan'a Pills, HOT WEATHER SPEEDSW1NTEH GRAIN RIPENING By The Associated Pre Warm weather, predominating In Oreuon through the week end' Ing July 17, ha been speedily ripening winter grains, wiin nar. vesting: underway In warmer ar eas and some wheat already marketed. Occasional over 100 degree temperature damaged spring nraln and Immature winter iirain In small area, and -local Ized hall hit some fruit and vetch seed but -conditions gea crally promised good corn, fruit and truck cropfl Weather bureau of the U. S department of commerce predict ed heavy filbert crops, but an un even walnut yield. Cherries and raspberries, except In high areas, are nearly all picked. La ter berries are showing good yields. Unlrrigatcd pastures are dry ing, although not as fast as usual for thl season. Irrigated pas tures are good; and favorable conditions for haying were re ported by the weather bureau. Green peas are going to can neries over limited area. Dry pea harvest I underway, and canning bean will be ready for nick Inn shortly. A small amount of flax has been harvested. Malheur county has been ship ping early potatoes. Early Iambs are now in me marxeu, ana some have been sheared. RODEO CHECK BOOSTS FUND F OR WOUNDED Preserve Four Freedoms by Investing in War Bonds WHEAT CHICAGO, July 29 fP) After a strong and active open Ing with gains extending lo more than a cent, grains turned easier today In a listless trade. Buying encouraged by absence of refer enca to price ceilings and roll' back in President Roosevelt speech last night created the initial upturn. ' Interest In the market faded quickly after the first hour and some of the early advances were lost. Rye ran Into renewed sell' Ing from brokers with eastern connections and hedging pres sure appeared In wheat. It was said that wheat ceilings would be announced shortly, but it ap peered there would be no Imme diate setting of maximum on hard wheat. At the close wheat was l-lc higher than yesterday s finish September $1,441-1, oats were up l-ic, September 70tc, and rye wax ahead 1-1 ic, September $1,021. Potatoes CHICAGO, July 29 (D Po tatoes, arrivals 89, on track 178; total U. S. shipment 762; sup plies moderate; demand good; firm for white stocks; dull for red stocks; Washington long whites, U. S. No. 1, $4.20-25 Oregon Bliss Triumphs $3.00 Nebraska Red Warbas $2.25 Missouri Bliss Triumphs $2.40 The Commando wounded serv ice men fund received a 13326.13 boost this week with tho presentation or. a cnct-K ,ior that amount by ine zviamain Buckaroo Day committee, head ed by O. D. Matthew. The money wa the amount netted by dances and by ine roaeo over the Fourth of July celebs tion. Thl money is In addition to a check for about $900 given to the fund by the Sheriff Posse earlier, nroceeds from the horse- racing at the rodeo, which was sDonsorcd by the posse. In the financial statement made by the rodeo committee, dances netted $1445.78 and the rodeo $1880.35. The money will be used to bring wounded service men here from hospital on the coast. Twelve of the men are in town now a guest of the Com mandos, Courthouse Records Complaints Filed Marie M. Epoch versus Earl Epoch. Suit for divorce, charge cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple married in Klamath Falls, April 21, 1939. Plaintiff ask restoration of maiden name, Marie M. Hosford. Edward B. Aahurst, attorney for plaintiff. By ALICE LAMM Soroptlralst Club Mrs. W. A. Spangler said In her radio broadcast on July 21, "We hear much about the four freedoms the freedom ot speech, of religion, the freedom from want and fear. In Ameri ca, we have freedom of speech and of religion, and when that wonderful day comes that the war 1 over we want our armed force to come back to a land that 1 free from want and fear. "The great catartrophe of in flation could easily destroy the hope of h o 1 d i n g out to our fighting men the reward of re turning to a homeland that has retained these last two tree' doms. How tragic it would be II that war-weary boy who risked his life and health to keep men free should return to a land ridden with want end riddled by fear; a land lacking in the Deace he has so aesper- atcly striven for and which he to richly deserves but which has been lost to him by pend' cr and hoarder on the home frnnt. "Are we going to let our he roc from battle front all over tho world come home to find the way of life they fought to preserve has been carelessly lost for tnem Because we iwi' ized too late that the power to prevent inflation was in our hands? Indeed, we CAN pre vent thl. We can do without some of the thing we ordinari ly consider essential If we will but realize that this shortage of goods on the one hand and a ready market on the other is a sure way to inflation. The preventive? Take ad vantage of the opportunity to Invest In war bonds. The Soroptimista and Bust ncss and Professional Women have but three days left in their bond drive. Let' buy bonds with all available money and preserve the four freedoms; give our boys back the America they know and love. Lakeview Salvage Drive Nets $700 LAKEVIEW The salvage camnaidn conducted this last fall netted the Lake county salvage committee $701.50, according to Mrs. John Buell, chairwoman and William Holloway. chairman of the county committeo. Elahty-three tons of scrap iron were sold from the salvage pile that was across from the post- office. 81 tons rubber tires, and a little over 100 pounds of non- ferrous metals. "Shorty" Lough purchased the salvage material from the county committee. Stockman Slated To Visit Klamath Lowell Stockman, second dis trict congressman, is tentatively slated to visit KlamBth Falls the latter part of next week, accord ing to word received from him'. He returned to Oregon from Washington, D. C, after congress adjourned, and has been at nil Pendleton home. Stockman plan to cover most of the district on a quick trip, probably traveling by bus, it Is understood. Twenty Killed When Airliner Crashes, Burns in Kentucky (Continued From Page One) of Nashville. Tenn., who was ac companied by her infant child. The transport left Louisville, Ky., for Nashville, Tenn., at 9:54 p. m. (CWT) piloted by Capt. Harry A. Stiller of Pittsburgh, Pa., according to American Air lines. The plane was last heard from at 10:30 p. m. (CWT) at Smith Grove, Ky. U. S. Planes Raid Hongkong, Say Japs NEW YORK. July 29 P) The Tokyo radio reported In a broadcast that 10 U. S. planes raided Hongkong today, drop ping 20 bombs which caused slight damage." The report wa recorded by the U. S. foreign broadcast in telligence service. There was no allied confir mation of the raid. Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Stll well'- headquarters announced in a communique today that U. S. planes raided Hongkong two days ago, a raid first re- portcdbytheagaiesc FIRST TREE F 10 BE DEDICATED v THIS LA W CAM STOP YOUR DRIVING ! Unless . Under this new l.w, an accident may cost you not only your right to drive or register a car, but alio the car and everything else you possess unless you can prove your financial responsibility up to $11,000. The simplest, safest and most effective way to dispel this dreadful danger is to secure our low-cost Auto Liability Policy atoncel For lomplelt iuformahoa, call or mil 19 PORTLAND BRANCH OFFICI 72J Yeon Building , Portland, Oregon Telephone Atwater 9438 Final plans are shaping for the dedication of the nation's first tree farm, part of which i located near Klamath Falls. The tree farm comprises the entire holdings of the Weyer haeuser Timber company, who hnvn dedicated these timber lands to the growing of trees and for the future of industrial nrnrluction in this county. The dedication will be Thurs day, August 8, and a tentative nroffram has been set up. First part ol tne program wm u conducted m tne woooa convenient site near the Ash' land-Klamath Falls highway ana u.111 ha at 2 n. m. Governor Earl sneti ana prominent forest officials and lumbermen will take part in these exercise. , Thursday, evening banquet Is to be held at the Wlllard hotel at which Governor Snell will be the principal speaker. The public is invited to both affairs. Women' place today seems to be In the home of some war plant China has an area of 4,000,- 000 square miles. ENDORSEMENT Thl 1 one vacation season when the boa, during your ab sence, Isn't going to find out he doesn't need you. THE TOWN SHOP CHECK MADE BY QPA MAN OPA Investigator have been checking service stations to see that all gasoline coupons turn ed in exchange for gasoline have been properly endorsed, it was announced today. Several violations of the amendment making it necessary to endorse all gasoline coupons on the face have been found, and violators have been Issued citation asking them to come before tbe board and explain the reason for this neglect. Tbe board has power to remove some of the coupons a penalty for violations. The check of coupons will continue during the rest of the week, investigators revealed. Under the new amendment, all coupons must be endorsed in ink with the license number and the state aa soon a they are received. Service station at tendants must not endorse the coupons for the drivers. Purpose of the ruling 1 to prevent use of stamps if they are lost or stolen. PRESENTS 1 '5 Lovely Jonis Carter, Hollywood Movie Star. prefers Debonair Liquid Chef fawn to all other Leg-Make-ups It it easy to apply and doe not streak. Effectively conceals blemishes. Need not remove hair to usa hV, It is not hormful to the skin (contains no dye or shellac). Cost is less than 3c per pair. 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I Point Cut Beans Ho. 2 Tin II Points Lane County- Tomato Sauce Buffet Tin 3 Points Del Monte. 35c 37c ,o, 23c i5e 2 Lb.. 49c .15e Parkay Margarine. 1 4 Points. (IB) Peas. Wadham's, No. 2 tin (16) Del Monte Tomatoes, No. 1 tell, solid peck 13e ' (24) Tomatoes, Silverdale, No. 2Va tie ... -14e ( 3) Tomoto Sauce, Standby, 8-o. tin 5 (16) Diamond A Corn, No. 2 tin..... 14 (23) Royal Club Peaches, No. 2V tin ,27e (15) Pears, Medford, No. 2Vi tin ... .....28e ( 2) Grapefruit Juice, Royal Club, No. 2 tin. 10e POINT-FREE FOOD VALUES Sklppr Peanut Butter, 1-Lb. Jar , Kraft Miracle Whip. Pt. Jat Post Toaitl, 11-Oa. Pkg. Puxex. H Gallon . 27c ... 8c Kool-AId. Assorted Flavor ScotTissue . Waldort Tissue ScotTowels 23 Grape-Nuts, Large Pkg. Zoom. Fisher's. lW-Lb. Pkg. -. Sperry's Pancake Flour. 9-8-Lb. Bag WheaUes. 8-Oa. Pkg. Swansdown Flour. 24 H Lbs. 23 $1.15 ... 2 Pkgs. . 3 Roll 2S . 4 Rolls 19f) 2 Rolli It IS 20 Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers, Pkg. Snowdrlit, (15 Pis.), 3-Lb. Jar Grapenut Flakes. Large Pkg. 13 Post Tens, Pkg. 24 MUTTON SALE Legs lk Chops tb Shoulder Lb. Stew Lb As Long as They Last Ground Beef ffj 29c Beef Roast Steer Beef. Lb. . 25c 24c 23c 10c Pork Sausage Country Sausage Lb. . 28c 27c Pork Steak .'"1 Lb 34c Jewel Shortening Lb. 22c 3 Lbs. 65 4 Lbs. 37
