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Potatoes
CHICAGO. Jan, 3 (AP-USDA) PoU-
toei: rrtvt a, on mcx w, iouu u. a.
h!nmnll H.19.
did stocks: supplies light, demand
slow, market about stady. New storks:
supplies lltht, demand llfht, market
steady for u. S. No. 1, weaker for U. S.
No. 1, slza B. Idaho Russet Bur banks.
V. S. No. 1, 93.70-3.83: Colorado Red
Mcciures, u. s. no. i, sj.ov-j.ds, nruraf
ka Bliss Triumphs. U. S. No. 1, 93.35
3.50: Wyoming Bliss Triumphs. V. S,
koU PontUcs. V. S. No. 1. 92-05; Bliss
Triumphs, U. 8. No. 1, unwashed. 92.65;
washed. 93.05; Florida 50-lb. sacks of
Bliss Triumphs, u, b. no. i, sj.vs.
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3
(AP-U SO A) Salable catU 200, calves
10; market generally active, steady;
etckage medium light steers 91S.25; good
Inds quotable to 917.00; good cows and
heifers absent; few weighty dairy type
cows 912.00; around two loads comrribn
910.00-73; cutters 98.5O-9.0O; canners
96.00-7.50; common-good sausage bulls
910.00-12.00: calves steady; choice kinds
quoted to 915.00.
Salable hogs 200. Including 100 feeder
pigs; market steady; good-choice 200
300 lb. barrows and gilts 918.30; good
sows sio.uo.
RalahlM lambs 100; undertone steady:
choice quoted 914.75; good wooled ewes
nKKTVFR. Jiv .1 fAP-USDAl KIUWD
receipts 3300; slaughter lambs very slow
late; unevenly steady to 28 cents lower;
good-choice trucklns 913.75-14,00; around
100 head wheat field offerings 914-33
early; medium-good 912.30-13.30; load
medium-good fed lambs still unsold;
other classes steady; load lots good
choice 132-133 lb. slaughter ewes 96.40
30; few good-choice trucked in feeding
lamos n.w-io.
PfiTJTI.AVn Or.. Jan. 3 fAP-USDAl
Ralahlt and total cattle 100: calves 25:
market slow; light receipts assisting sel
lers but general market weak to 25
cents lower wim iomi mim ana biu
on canners-utters 50 cents lower; few
common steers 911.00-12.75: common-
medium heifers 310.00-13.50; canner-
cutter cows so.oo-B.au; snens aownwara
to 34.50; medium beet cows sii.uu-iz.uu;
nwi uu on hull $10.00-75: heaw Hoi.
steins up to 912 25; few good calves and
veaiers Sl.oo; cnoice quoiauie u fo.uvi
(nmmnn.mrflliim trrades SS.50-13.50.
Salable hogs 100, total 1450; market
steady on butchers; weak to 25 cents
lower on sows; many unsold; barrows
and gilts 180-273 lbs. 915.80: few 350-430
lbs. 314.50-15.00; good sows largely
914.28; few early to 314.50: heavy weights
down to 914.00; few light feeder pigs
unsold; choice above 100 lb. weights
quoted to $15.50.
Salable sheep 600, total 1100: market
slow, weak, with early top 25 cents
lower; few good-choice wooled lambs
914.00-25, some carrying damp fleeces:
common grades down to 911.00; good
neavy ewes to.uu.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3 ( A P-USD AT Salable
hogs 20.000, total 36.000; market slow,
mostly 15 to 25 cents lower; early sales
190-240 lb. lightweights only around 10
to 15 cents lower; practical top $14.75,
few lots 914.80 and $14.65; bulk good
Thuriday, Jan. 3, 1948
HERALD AND NEWftTHTRTEEH
FUNNY BUSINESS
Camouflaged bill collectors It's the first of the month t
again II
and cholee 180-240 lb. 314.65-14.75; good
and choice 250-330 lb. $14.60-18.65; sows
18 to 25 cents lower, mostly 9 13.85-13.95;
prospects 8000 to 10,000 holdovers.
Salable cattle 6000, total 6000; salable
calves 800, total 800; generally steady
market on all classes; run late in ar
riving and a little better action on me
dium and good grade steers and year
lings than yesterday; heifers scarce, com
paratively few bulls and veaiers here
and stock cattle very scarce; most fed
steers $14.25-17.50; several loads choice
offerings 918 00; best heifers 916.25; most
beef cows $0.30-12.50: weighty sausage
bulls to $13.25 and heavy fat bulls to
$14.00 and better, veaiers selling at
$15.50 downward.
Salable sheep 5500; total 7000; market
active by comparison with Wednesday's
slow trade, generally steady; good and
choice fed wooled western lambs $14.50
to mostly $14.85, top 914.83: deck mixed
medium to choice fed iambs '914.00
straight; deck good mixed wooled and
shorn lambs 913-75 straight; 8 doubles
medium and good wooled lambs held
around 913.75; good to choice fed clip
ped lambs hela above 914.00; yearlings
practically absent; native slaughter ewes
$7.50 down, 4 loads good and choice
wheat pastured awes held above 97.50.
WHEAT
CHICAGO, Jan. 3 (AP) Mixed In
fluences spun futures prices both ways
today but buying support was sufficient
to show gains most of the time.
Rye. which was as much as a cent a
bushel below yesterday's close In the
initial transactions, had gains of around
1V cents a bushel on the rallies, while
wheat and oats followed la jarrower
Wheat closed unchanged to e higher
than yefterday s finish. May 91.60 lh ;
corn unchanged at $1.18 ceilings; oats
4 to ttc higher. May 76M.-y.ic; rye un
changed to lac higher, May 91.74tt-Hc;
barley Vc lower to yc higher. May
91.21K. ,
OBITUARY
NAOMI LEONA McCLELLAND
Naomi Leon McClelland, a resident
of this city since birth, passed away on
Thursday, January 3, 1046 at 6:30 a. m.
following an illness of three years. She
was a native of Klamath Falls. Ore.,
and at the time of her death was aged
18 years 2 months and 24 days. Sur
viving are her husband, John C. Mc
Clelland of this city; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Clements of Klamath
Falls, Ore., and one brother, Douglas
Clements, USN. The remains rest In
the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home. Pine
at Sixth. Notice of funeral to be an
nounced at a later date.
FUNERALS
EMMA HOPE OWENS
Funeral services for the late Emma
Hope Owens, who passed away in this
city on Tuesday, January 1, 1946, fcd
lowlng an extended illness will be held
in the chapel of West and company.
Baker. Ore., on Friday, January 5, 1046
at 2:30 p. m. Commitment services and
interment will follow in Mt Hop cem
etery. Baker, Ore. The remains were
forwarded via Southern Pacific com
pany on Wednesday evening at 11:10
p. m. to Baker. Arrangements were un
der the direction of the Earl Whltlock
Funeral Home of this city.
CLARA MARIE SWINNET
Funeral services for the late Clara
Marie Swlnney. who passed away in
this city on Tuesday. January 1. 1346
following an Illness of two years will
be held in the chapel of the Earl Whlt
lock Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth on
Friday. January 5, 1946, at 11 a. m. with
the Rev. F. C. Wissenbach, pastor of St.
Paul's Episcopal church of this city of
ficiating. Commitment services and In
terment J-inkville cemetery. Friends are
invited.
EOBERT HUGO SMITH
Funeral services for the late Egbert
Hugo Smith, who passed away Tuesday,
January 1, 1946. will be held Friday.
January 4, 1946 at the Williamson River
Methodist church with Rev. Harley Zel
ler officiating. Services will start at
10 a. m. and at 2 p. m. Concluding
services and interment will follow at
the Wilson cemetery Friends are re
spectfully invited to attend. Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home In charge.
CHARLES FRANKLIN GLENN
Funeral services for the late Charles
Franklin Glenn, Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Glenn, were held Wednes
day, January 2. 1946 at 1:30 p. m. in
the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home, 925 High, with Rev. C. O. Ross
of the Assembly of God church officiat
ing. Concluding services and interment
were held In unkville cemetery.
Courthouse Records
Marrlsn License
WISEMAN-HART. Frank ' Edward
Wiseman, 60, rancher. Native of Kan
sas. Resident of Burns, ure. mutisi
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
Adell Hart, 32. housewife. Native of
Oregon. Resident of Burns, Ore.
Complaints rilid -Donald
E. Leary vs. Maxine A. Leary,
suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In
human treatment. Couple married No
vember a. 1943. at Raymond, wain.
Plaintiff asks custody of one minor
child be given defendant and agrees to
pay saw a month support. J, C, O'Neill,
attorney ior piainwi.
Beatrice Kelling vs. Dale Lloyd Kelt
In, suit for divorce. Charee. desertion.
Couple married July 26, 1944, at Md-
ford, ure. Tnomas w, cnatburn, attor
ney for plaintiff.
Stanley Thomas vs. Rachel VL Thomas.
suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and in
human treatment. Couple married July
9, 1938. at Klamath Falls, Ore. Plain
tiff asks that one minor child - remain
In custody of the defendant. J. C,
O'NelU, attorney for plaintiff.
Winifred Lm PhllllDS vs. Clyde E.
Phillips, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel
and inhuman treatment. Couple mar
ried uecemoer is. uw, at fair uaxs,
Calif. Plaintiff asks payment of case
costs and restoration of maiden name
of Winifred Lee Shores. U. S. Balentine,
attortey for plaintiff.
Charles V. Ferguson vs. Berate Mae
Ferguson, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel
and inhuman treatment. Couple mar
ried July 7, 1930, in Louisiana, Plaintiff
asks custody of four minor children.
Fred O. Small, attorney for plaintiff.
Alice Madison Triplett vs. Arnold
Raonaei TriDiett. suit for - divorce.
Charge, cruel and inhuman treatment.
Couple married November 28, 1940, at
Seattle, Wash. Plaintiff asks custody of
one minor child, too a month support
of child, $30 a month alimony, restora
tion of maiden name of Alice Madison
and that her daughter's name be
changed to Alison Ragna Madison. John
u, a. Dinger, attorney ior piainuu.,
Decrees Grantsd
Woodrow P. Esgate vs. Yvonne Joanne
zsgate.
Wesley Charles Guderian vs. Violet
Ruby Guderian.
Wfllism G. Wunder vs. Esther Kath
arine w under.
1 Justice Coart
James Day, no operator's license.
Fine. S5.90.
Cecil Tinsman Derrick, no warning
device. Fine. S5.SO.
John Alfredo Guares Rogers, failure
to stoo at a stop sign. rine. aa.ou.
Amos Swing- Woodward, permitting
more than three persons to ride in a
front seat. Fine. 95.00.
Frank Taylor, failure to obey slop
sum. Fine. ga.w.
Thomas Watah, possession of liquor.
Fine, aw ana 7.zo costs.
Benjamin Frank John, disorderly con
duct. Fine. iu ana wim costs.
Betty Marie Chocktoot, drunk on a
public highway. Fine, $10.
Dorothy Drew George, drunk on a
nubile highway. Fine, 910.
Harold Stanley Simmers, no opera
tors license. Fine. 9o.oo.
Harold Richard Gartin, no chauffer's
license, rine. u.so.
Harold Richard Gartin, no eletranee
lamns. Fine. $5.50.
Harold Stanley Simmers, no clearance
lamps. Fine. $5.50.
Benjamin Frank John, drunk on a
puduc nignway. Fine, sio.
William Neal Virgue, no tall light
Fine, ao.au.
Nw Today
DAVENPORT and 3 overstuffed chairs,
breakfast set. 4 chairs, dining room
table. 3 iron beds, springs and mat
tresses, one wooden bed, dressing
table, stool, spring and mattress, elec
tric stove, electric Iron, electric wash
ing machine. 3 curling irons, lawn
mower, child's table, 3 chairs, rocking
chair, blocks, set of end Irons, 3 sets
of grates for Montag furnace. Phone
8384. 1-3
MILLS ADDITION
One 3 room home, modern, 7 com-
nletely furnished apartments, and one
cabin. Income capacity $167.00 per
month, without house, we nave a spe
cial nrice on this for aulck sale.
$8000.00. It is near bus line, stores
and walking distance down town.
94500.00, Balance $100.00 per month.
nee
Harvey Martin, Salesman
with
X. GRAY ,
Realtor :
1021 Main Phone 3665
(Evening and Sunday
Phone 5313 or 4680)
1-3
FOR SAIaSTooI chest and tools. Ph.
4866V 1-6
WANTED TO RENT On crop share, SO
to 300 acres ranch, all or part; irri
gation with buildings. Have adequate
cower eauinment. one to five years.
Oral Heavilen, Rt. 1, Box 1023. 1-5
FOR SALE '37 Ford truck. L.W.B. Mer
cury motor, stock rack, good condi
tion, eood tires. 738 California Ave.
Call evenings. - - . 1-5
FOR SALE 8 bedroom home, very close
in, best location, hardwood floors,
basement, piped furnace, garage.
8000.00. Terms. Gomer Jones. Real
tor, 420 Jefferson, Phone 7897. 1-3
FOR SALE Saddle, 930. Young doe
-' rabbits, rabbit hutches, Cornish Cross
fryer chickens. Ph. 8031. 2620 Blsbee.
- 1-8
VACANCY Furnished housekeeping
room. 133 N. 10th St. 1-3
ROOM for men. 814 No, 10th.
FOR RENT One 2-room apartment fur
nished. Call 6B64. -- - 1-3
FOR RENT 3 room house with furni
ture for sale. Ph. 8885 between 3 and
7 p. m. 1-4
MODEL SUPPLIES
TOYS
BABY WALKERS
Phons 5520 222 8. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
PILES,
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION
No Loss of Tims
Permanent Results.
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlroprsetle FBrslelea
939 N. 1th - Esqvlrs TheatM Bllf.
Fhene 7069
' ' FOR RALE .
3 room modern home and one-half acre
goon iana. near Aitamont Drive,
Price $2500.00. Terms.
s e
4 room modern home, large chicken
house, property 100 ft x 300 ft, lo
cated In Chelsea Addition. Some furi
nitura with sale. 92600.00, Terms,
See Fred Cofer
BARNHISEL AOKNPV
lit S. 8th Phone 41WI
TWO bedroom home, furnished, located
on jnauiion o will) 1 acre good SOU
for $1800.00, Quick possession. ,
TWO bedroom home nicely furnUhett
ar wrtioa Avenue xor fsuoo, ons)
third down.
See
JOE PERRY
with
F. L. WEAVER
Realtors '
Real Estate and Insurance
330 E. Main Phone 9784
1-4
WILL sell or trade for oar or pickup,
equity In 1939 Chev. dump truck,
3128 Cannon Ave., Phone 3981. 1-3
FOR SALE Prewar wardrobe trunk,
made by Travelwell, Perfect condition.
307 So. Wendllng, east end of Main.
-1-3
HAVE purchaser for moderately priced
"'in iarae garden.
Corner Jones, Realtor, Phono 7997,
1-3
FOR SALE Four room Duplex, fire
place, furnace, basement, garage, each -apartment.
One apartment ready for
Immediate possession. Phone 6397 af
ter ft p. m., for appointment. 1-3
1936 FORD Tudor, Radio, heater, good
paint, good rubber, 9493.00. Link River
Motor Co., 79 Main St 1-3
LOST Irish Setter puppy, 4 month
w ui vi -Hilly OI au jrancis aric
Phone 8322, 1-5
CHICKS Hatched from old fine lay
era mated to R.O.P. Cockerel 306 to
332 eggs for the year. This Is the
finest and best grade that will give
you a good income. Send for free list
and catalogue, Talent Hatchery, Tal
ent, Oregon. , i-a
WANTED Woman for part time house
work. Apply in person, 816 Spring.
...... . 1-4
WANTED Girl to help in office for
short time. Experience not necessary.
Ph. 6671. , 1-4
FOR SALE Modern 2 bedroom . house,
oil furnace, large lot, lawn and trees.
LJndley Heights. Ph. 4549. 1-4
4o r-inuuin 4 uuur. new paints
good rubber. 9425.00. Link River Mo
tor Co., 75 Main St 1-3
FOR SALS Vacuum cleaner, 912,00.
710 Main, Apt 306. 1-4
REGISTERED ' white Collie puppies.
Work dog strain. Fred Fisher, Rt. 3,
Rose burg, Oregon. 1-g-
WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished house
ny Feo. 1st References. Phone 6347.
1-S
' VENETIAN BLIND LAUNDRY
few steel or wood blinds, fast and efff.
dent service. 119 N. 4th St Ph. 6256.
. . 1-8
WOMAN Wanted., full time. Cleaning
and stock room work. J. C. Penney
- Co. , ... . ..f ... 753t
FOR SALE Tot's tricycle and play pen.
Inquire 4661 Boardman St 1-3
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED Full of
part time for Rawleigh Route. No
experience or capital necessary. Sales
easy to make and profits large. Start
Immediately. Write Rawlelgh'a Dept
ORA-303-190, Oakland, Calif. 1-3
1936 CHEVROLET 4-door Master Sedan,
practically new rubber, good paint
and interior in excellent mechanical
condition, 9565.00; Link River Moto
Co., 73 Main St , 1-3
OH, burner 10" Silent Sioux complete)
with fittings, tubing pipe, drum,
$110.00. Also very modern wood oir)
dilating heater, $45.00. White enamel
wood range with coils, fittings and
hot water tank, $50.00. 909 N. 4th Stj
YOU may have turkeys anytime. Call
8076 for yours, dressed and delivered.
Small, medium and large sizes. 1-9
WINDSHIELD defrosters, just arrived,
Roy Call's Auto Wrecking, 727 Com
mercial. Ph. 6763. 1-3
ATTENTION FARMERS
' We buy your cream,
Raymond Dairy
497 Spring St
1-1
FOR SALE One pr, boy's shoe ics
skates, size 3, 1 pr, boy's shoe leg
skates, size 8. Price 33.00 per pain.
Phone 7327. - 1-9
FOR SALE Koolerator and small ain
Ueht heater. Fhone 8418 or 1740 Men,
lo way. 700 Li
LOST Black Corde purse. Phone 8721
If found. . 1-4
SOUTHERN PACIFIC has opening foi
employe as Red Cap and sorter
passenger station. Apply agent
3
SALES woman with special D-shop ex
perience preferred. Also want cashiei
and wrapper with some bookkeeping
experience. Also ambitious young gir
, for stock work, and to train in re
celving and wrapping room. Appll
Long's Apparel,. 719 Main St 4866U)
1832 MODEL B Ford Tudor, Good cheat
. car. $265.00. Link River. Motor Co
78 Main St M
PHONnnRAPR records. All makes. 1S(
tn nick from. 20 cents each. Sheohen
Muslo Co. 1-1
ITALIAN made, 120 bass piano accord)
ton. Portable phonograph. Shepherd
Music Co. 1-1
WE have In stock ready for dellveri
several good used pianos. Shepherd
Music Co. 1-1
FOR RENT Booms. Inquire 629 Jeffen
son.' 1-t
FOR RENT 57 acres excellent spuj
.. land, large furnished house available
Telephone Malin 351.
1-
FOR SALE Weaner pigs: 175 tons, seat
ond and third cutting alfalfa haw
I. F. Rodgers, 7 miles So. Olene o$
Poe Valley Road, Rt 2, box 771-M.
FOR SALE Truck tire chains, size 825s
30. Phone 7843. 1-1
FOR SALE 18 New Hampshire ret)
roosters for breeding. Thoroughhref
' blood tested, young. Inquire at Web)
. ber's Store, Dairy, or write Mrs, Jean.
; nette Warden, Dairy. ; H
1934 CHEVROLET Coupe, good tlrea
, nice appearance, good motor, 9375.W)
Link River Motor. Co., 75 Main Sj
FOR SALE Good three room housi
near Malin, easily movable. Phonl
Malin 331. - U
FOR SALE Tavern with lunch counte)
gnd sporting goods, service statiol
and 0 cabins. For further Informatlni
write to Orville R, Sohroeder, box zj
Fort Klamath, Ore.
FOR SALE 1938 Dodge Coupe, perfect
condition. New tires. Inquire . 1741
Menlo way after 4 p. m. 1-1
MMtlng Notice '
Klamath ram A.ru
No. 2090. RefUlnj
matting avary Tue,
day night. 7:49 p. m.
r.O.E. bail, th snl
Walnut VUttlnl
mem bar, cordis! i
Inrlted. i
Klamath Lodga No. 7
A. r. It A. M. will hoi.
pedal meeting Frldai
Jan. 4 at 7:30 p. m. Woi
In EA degree. All brethra
Invited to attend. :
P. n. HOOHP.Y.
Wonhlpful Master.