Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 05, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHeads Elks .ii.ry Tho mixlllnry of ..,,1111 Illl.fllllllt tlb , The purpuBo in ni. , ..1....1 .Mmlm'tri'SK for I , . In Urn rim. of Milium ciomj. '.'"of II... 'up, louollit-r lecllvo iiiuT iippolnllvo of for the oimuliiK your, urn ,,,,1 in priictlw. for work i,. iuiii. - ; ..,,, i if the pom lm C hull April 10. Celebrate Vctm-nnit of Kill'- . .;., v.ic diJy with n ,,ll,, on Miiy . Tenlnllvo n io now hflnw nuiiln for iilnil pantile. uccordliiK to Amber, chairman of tho iltlcc In clwrite of tlm cclo , There will ho H dunce ,'liia 11,0 P"n"', Ambers - i i-.. Lighter Born mr, mm mm. ri Ui rnn .......... r) lire piiienin oi n uuuhiiu-i i first child, horn Into Thum- iliilil, April i. in wucux ,li liimnlliil lii l'orthincl, illuK to w"rcl received by Khliw 1 mower, nun. rimma ,ls of inversion. Portland Mr. mill Mr. it'll Tlllot.ion lire npumllnK week In rorlluiiil wnerc sun U IriiiwnctlnK l)iilne the Klr.it Nnlloniil DIUIK ... i . tsi t.' V..1I- r e. lie i iMitiiiiitii .mil h niiiiiiiKtT. Tiiey are ex ,1 home Siitiirihiy mornlnit. oTTFTtars EEP SLENDER Vlsltlna SSlft. Curl Miwirti. former employe of Tho Herald mill Nows wliere hu wuh (hit cantor. In , the moehiinlctil de partment, wuh hero for u few tluyi vIhIUiik frltmriH unci rein lives. Musloo bus Keen t service in Uiii'tonwooit, EiiKlnnil, mill WHS hint stationed nt the Inlrvs nlr bftHO In Friinrn with the U2wl homb Kroiip, ;i2l)lh Hiiuiid ron. Mtiriloo will work in Be. little nt IJoelnu Aircraft. The family formiiiiy renliled on Vlnii unci now live In .Scuttle, From North Mm. Lane Wiir ren linH iluuifhter Nmiey returned Thursday nluht from Wiilhiee, Idu., where they were culled by tho dentil of Mm. Warren' Kriind fnther. They spout Wednesday In rrlnovlllc with Mm. Warren's parents, Mr. and Mm. Luilvlu I'eternon, DAH MeetingThere will be n retailor iiieetlnK of tho DAH Monthly, April 8, In the r'lrst I'renbyterhin church lit II p. in. Tho incetinii will feuturc re ports on the iitiite conforenee in Portland, Murch 31 and April 1. All members ure retueiited to be present. Lovely, SltncUr GALE STORM or monooiom ficTumt fcu're walchlne calories l lutleit 1YWOOI) Illir.AU . . II Cotllsini I ill Ihc I.OW.CAI.ORIK veaelalile in. HOLLYWOOD 11 UK AO 11 ni'i'i No. I alii to wtiiM-eoniroi ,u . . . llilttil K-llhmjl ihorlinlnx NO TATS art tiltlcd. till lint tf 4ltl n4 llli.ll bftllllt A Hlalr4 War TAV ftLKNOIft" itanir or, IWI, HHrt. en. ib ron rou ixciunviiv tv TLUHRER'S BAKERY Vliltori Mr. unil Mm. M. J. Youiim, former reldentK of thin city, nro rcKlKlercd lit the Wll lord from their home nt Toflno, llrltlnh Columbia. The Youiikk, hIiico lenvlnit here, hnve pur chunotl a place on the count on mi IhIiiiuI north of Vuncouver inland, Return Home Mr. and Mm. Paul Kiirrenn, 40!i N. 4th, have returned homo after hchiK uwity from Klamnth r'ulln for neveral diiyi. Mm, Kiirrenn vlnlted with friends' mid relative In Port land and Farrcn npent a nhort tlmo on bunlnen in Sacramento. CIUd South Cluudo M Keruunon of the truffle deport ment of the Great Northern, loft Thursday niKlit for limn Ion, Tex., culled by the nerloun lllnen of his father, Judxo John M. rcrguiton. On Butlnoti II, A. Hansen, Kenerul chuirmun of the Order of Railway Conductor. Is In Klumath Falls from St. Paul. hi headepjartcrs. Rtturni To ON B. F. Gor don, who has been with the In. tcrstnto commerce commission In Los Angeles since December, 1043, ha returned to his former Job as a Great Northern switch, man. WILLARD WARD Willard Ward Exalted Ruler Williird Wurd, local bunlnenn man, becume exulted ruler of the rUiimutli I'll ll.t hlkn loilue In In ntulliilloii ceremonies conducted ut the local temple last nlidit willi ii lurge crowd of Klks In ut- teiuliince, Other officers inntulled Inelinl otl Vernon Moore, leudliiK kulKht; K. Mullls, loynl ktilMht; Jack iiriindon. lecttirliiu knmht: Ci. W. Houston, necretiiry; Lenler Ufllelil, ireunuier; Itobert A Thoinpnon, trustee; Fred Glover, tner. wnrti announced appoint' ment of John Schubert, enquire Hoy Premo, iisnlHltinl ewpilre; Homer Kills, chaplain; W. H Kviins, orKiinlst. Malcolm Epley, district deputy Kriinil exulted ruler for Oreuon nouth, was InstiillliiK officer. r.pley instulled the officers of Lukevlew Indue, where Trow l.onK Is the new exulted ruler, on Wednesday iilidil. Hny Huifrr, oiiIkoIok exalted ruler of Klamuth Falls lodue. wus presented with a hundsome wutch. To Ashland DrlvhiR to Af.h hind tntlny is Senator Murshull Cornell, lirnnd potentate of Hilliih temple, to attend a meet hiK of Shriller there tonight. Also planning to nttend the meeting i Muytir Ktl Ostendorf Ltsri For North Mrs. E. M, MacLeod left lust weekend for Seattle after a three-week vlnll here at the home of her son, W. E. Andcrsch, 700 Doty street. Discharged Robert Grimes, son of Mr. and Mr. O. L. Grimes, 3033 Shasta way, was recently discharged from the air corps nt Camp Shelby, Miss. He is now nt home. Market Quotations NEW YOIIK, April B (API Profit rnihliis mi lh itilwljinllal rcovry frtini Ilia Kaiirunry ililinp Iwlay put mint llovk inarkal leailari In His losing bracksl. , Cloilit (jlifitnllnnil Ainsrlrun Can Am Tal It Tsl - ... Anarnntls , H. Cmiiin'wrtll it HoU l.'iirlls.Wrlslil (Jonaral Klarlrlo , Uannral Mnlnra III Nor lly I'ftl I fit llnrveitsr Kitiinrrolt l.oriK-Mrll "A" Montsoinary Ward Nl.li-Kolv N Y Csntrsl Nnrlhirn I'at'lflo ... I'l.c Una Si HI J, C. I'unlitry , Haffivny Hiortts ,. Hann Hocbtirk Houlhnrn l'aulflo ... HlMitilnrit llrands .... HtUflrliaksr ' Hnnililiis Mlnlns . I'piLm Oil Calif: .. Union raolflo II M Hlnol .. Warnar I'lcturaa . 3112 1UI Vt 401a .... 7"a - 411 T a 74'.', WHi 11.1 - Ml 'a 31 - W 4a rtu si 4414 mi ,., ai'a 44 - on ' a ,..... OK'.i 31 ai". J0 182 11.1", Potatoes POim.AND. Ors. April B IAPI PulaliHia; IMichulei loo.. No. 1 .0-4 28, l-anlral Sfti. l.ol-l.l li, 10 csnla. Houthsrn yaina $4.70. I.OH ANliULKH. April S (API IUHDAI ti..ihi,.- in hrokim 31 unhroksn can on Irack; arrlvala. Idaho 7. Ulah B. Taaai 4, California 3, Florida 2. Nsbrsika 1: 2 cara srrivsu ay irucai inarit. HAN rnANCIHCO. April S (API lUrllMi PoiatMs: Old Hock, 3 broken; 0 uiitirokcn can on Irackl arrival!, rior Ida 4. Texas 1; inarkal dull; Klamath and Dcschiilci FtunaU No. 1-A, from cold sloraga, 3.70. ' CIIICAOO. April B HP! IUHDAI Potatoles arrival! 33; on rack 71; lota! U. H. ahlpinsnla B47. ..... Old stocks luppllss Hsht: demand llfht; markal illlilly itronsar. New slocks luppllai light; demand alow; market about Heady; Idaho llui. a.l lliirlunka 1). H. No. 1 S3. 49-3.70; ColO' rado llrd McClurei U. H. No. 1 3.I0; Nebraaka lllln Triumph! U. 8 No. l tt lo-rt Wvomlns llllai TriumDhi U, H. No. 1 93.40; Mlnneiola-Nortli Dakota llllii Trlutnphi commercial II. 115-2.00; Florida oo-lh. aacki nllai Triumph! tl. H. No. I I2 SO-2 00: Taltai SO Ib. sscks IllUl Tiiumplis U. 8. No. 1 33. LIVESTOCK DKNVFfl, April 5 AFMJH!Mi-flflnbl Rheep 4'MXl; murk el fnlrly acltva, Bimatly, 14 Utmttn choice IMMHMb, fnt wmIed Inmln lti,(Mi Htmluht nnrl llPhtly torlfd; .ffMd-chrilr0 itrntte lfl.;tfJ-75; all inl-i flat or in mo; HlMrnbln lot fod -choice truck -Inn 910 40; tnU llffht gond-cholra lniiKhlr ewfft 111 (K; rwnmnrwnfdlurr. n Wt-7.00; griocl-tholce flO-lb, ltd Iambi l 0.00. HOVTM HAN PRANC1RCO, April 0 (AI-UHLMi Hnlnble cnttl 2.1, markft nominal; tor wi-rk; receipt ftOO; market artlve and nlrontf; two vara good ateera 10 20-70; medium ra ateeri 1 ft rKI ; few fnedliim-Kood lieifera tlO.OO-Ifl Of); Kuod f r a ui cow $13 fMl-fVfJ; medium J2 00 75; heavy dairy cowa atronir. montly 12.00; hulk cutter-common t .00-11.04; rannera H,(X)-tt.iHt; eommon-ffood hull 10.00-12.00; ralvfi for week anlahte 00, market alendy; i(ond-rhofrn 10.00-10.00; common-medium 41O.00-1 3 00. Kalable ho 00; Including tiO feeder pUr; market aleudy; few good 2fMJ-,VX)-lh, harrow and ifllia HlO.fK); good aowa lfl.00; for week Hnlnble IVK); including 200 mtdlum-tfrwd feeder pla nt 10,00 -1700, Hnluble aheep 22.1: ateady; good-choice nprliiff In mix pooled M.(Kt-fH;; untented; madlurn-tfood ewe 43. 00-0, 20. POKTLANO, April S fAP-UHDA) Halahle cattle 30; tola! 70; aaluble and total calve 10; market active on limited aupply; fully atendv on kind available; one lot medium ifrade 000 -lb, atenri 10.00; week' top 417.00 on good-choice truck-In; lieifera lacking; beat this week 10.00; canner and cutter cow 47.50 10.00; fat dairy type cowa 10.00-11. 00; heavy HoUtelns to Sl.'l.OO; few aauage bulla 10.00-1 J. 00; good beef bulla to 4U 00; good -choice vealeri uuotable 10.00-17.00. Halablo hog 20, total 200; market artlve at celling; barrows and gilt 10 DO; kiwi 410.00: feeder pig acarce alnce Monday, quotable 4)4.00-10.00. Salable ahecp none; total 4H.00; market quotable Heady; good-choice wooled lamb salable 410.00-20; wcek'a lop 410.50 paid for old crop lamb a well aa for few medium -choice spring lamb; good ewea salable 0.00-00. celling: complete enrly clearance. Haiaoie cniue i.'mjo. ioiqi loou; saiame calvea 000; total 000; fairly active, clean up market, luiiy steatiy; very ngnt sup ply, hardly enough butcher cattle to make market; no choice steers or helf ora here, top 17.20 on steers and 10.00 on heifers odd head mixed steers and heifer 17,00; bulk medium to low choice Nicer In broad demand at 19 00-17.00 and heifers at 14.00-10.30; weakening beef cows at 10 00-14.20. Vcaler 10 00. mostly 10 00 down; stock cnltle practically absent. Halahle sheep .'1000, total 3000; steady: five doubles Colorado and one deck good to choice local fed lamb 10.00 10 0V load 03-lb Colorado! at 1000: load medium to good, mostly medium grade woolskln, 1470: three doubles good to choice o:i and 04-lb. fed clipped lambs No. 2 pelts 10 00: scattering wooled na tive ewea 0 0') down hut 0.70 nuotahle; load mixed 147-lb. grade aged Wyoming bucks 0.00. WHEAT CHICAGO, April fl (APf Probably with one eye on the calendar and the other on short commitments, rye brokers bid the May contract Into the highest ground In 20 years today In an effort to arjuare thcmsrlvea away on deliveries before June 1. On that date, the government ha ruled, the celling price must full hack to 4148 a hutihel, along with other deliveries, regard leu of where It Is on May 31, Stocks of the grain on January 1IKRA1.D A NFWS, Klamath rails. Ore. ' FRIDAY, April If, Iftltt, Pagt Tr 1 were the smallest of record and the visible supply In commercial channels has been decreasing rapidly In recent weeks until It now Is less than 3,000.000 bushels. Open commitments yesterday totaled more than 13.000,000 bushels. At one time, the contract was quoted around 42.20 a bushel, about a rnt above the previous 20-year maximum. wneat and corn held again at ceilings of ll.ft'l1, and 41 21 Vi. Oats finished unchanged to V cent under yesterday's close. May S3-cent celling; rye unchanged to 24 cents ahead. May 42 24-2.24; barley unchanged, May 41.20 celling. WEATHER NORTHEHN CALIFORNfA Partly cloudy today and Saturday. Little tem perature change. Light to moderate northwest wind off coait. OREGON FORECAST: Partly cloudy today, tonight and Saturday, Moderate northweit winds off coast. Mas. Eugene 911 Klamath Fall! ...58 Sacramento ........6g Portland 03 Reno . 04 San Franclaco ......OH Seattle 6 Medford 04 Red Bluff 71 . Hln. 37 41 41 Freclp. 38 42 Birds havo the highest bod) temperatures of all creatures i 104 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit. Classified Ads Bring Results, Flexibility in Insurance Can fii sea five yean ahead? The Adjustable Policy May be your answer. PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 111 N. 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA cm CHICAGO. April 3 (API (USDAI Salable hogs 4000, totsl 0300; active, steady: good and choice barrows and gllU. 14.83 celling; sows and slags 14.10 ARRIVING DAILYI DANCE Dorrli, Calif. SAT., APRIL 6 Music by Local Orchestra Admission 60c Person FRESH FISH Fresh Fillers Porch Herring Crabs Clams Eastern Oysters Olympia Oysters Pacific Oysters Salmon KEN WE'RE HARD TO GET! PINEAPPLE Sliced Crushed Juice CHOCOLATE CHIPS SHORTENING Snowdrift .and Spry MAYONNAISE Durkecs and Best Foods SALAD DRESSING NUCOA PIMIENT0S VIENNA SAUSAGE Chocolate, Butterscotch and Vanilla Pudding JACK Peas Standby No. 2 tin Orange Juice etSoho, CatSUp Dcl Monie Peaches Coffee Sacramento Sliced Golden Dawn Lb. FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS $3 OR OVER 4,c fiS 1 ?!c ';:7 z?c rp- a, B FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CALAVOS 2 for 25e GRAPEFRUIT, Texas Pinks 3 for 29c CAULIFLOWER Ib. 15e SPUDS, U. S. No. 1... 25 lbs. 69c GREEN ONIONS 3 bun. 25e RADISHES 3 bun. 25c FOOD STORE Return Mr.' and Mrs. Noal Stewart and children returned Thursday night from a week's visit In Salem and Porlland. FEHLEN'S MEATS and STORAGE LOCKERS GROCERIES Meat Cutting and Curing for Lockers No Meat Shortage Hera Hunting and Fishing License .70, s,h OPEN SUNDAYS 4707 S. Eth uiii:miiiit:t:m:t:tm:mmmn::r Mometj iseo Ccorox in cleaning my bath room, and its ccrtain& Spick-and -Span! I' " 1 eih wy I CiOROX FfCWLY COMBATS MSBL GRM DAM6RS. . . PR0VDS HVG!MC CLANUNSS HEALTH authorities wisely point the way to greater family health protection when they rocommend hygi enic cleansing of home germ "danger zones." Clorox Is a powerful germicide ... It reduces infection risks when used regularly in routine dooming of bathroom and kitchen. For Clorox makes tile, enomol, porcelain, linoleum, glass, wood surfaces sanitary. It effectively deodorizes, removes stains, too. And Clorox is safe, easy to use, economical. Used In launderlng,Clorox bleaches white cottons and linens snowy-white (brightens fast colors),makes laun dry fresh, sanitary. Simply follow directions on label. 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