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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT MARKETS and FINANCIAL Demand Sparks Grain Upturn CH1CAOO, Jan. 7 WV-An urgent demand for teed grains In the ch market sparked an upturn In grain future! on the board of trade today. OaU old at a record peak of $1.44 a bushel in spot dealings, both No. X extra heavy mixed and No. 2 extra heavy white bringing that figure. Tho May oat future reached a new seasonal peak although re maining well under the record for any oats contracts of $1.29'4. In the usual thin market, another new all-time peak was recorded by March soybeans at.$4.Sl. The new seasonal peak for May oats was Jl.aa '. Wheat closed IX to 3 cents higher. May $2.93-S2.H. corn was 2!i-3'4 higher. May $S.57-2.5T4, oats were S-l" higher. May 1.21-- Wheat March ... May . July 8epU Dec, Open ,..3.00' ...3.90'-V ....2.60't-a .....2 53 , 2.52 ', Mortgage Loans Business Property Homes Apartments Stork Ranches Long term, low Interest rate. Prompt Service. Prepayment privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments. Including principal and Interest, as low as (6.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Aathoriitd Broker for PradiBtlftl Inoarosco Co. lit So. Sl SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED! The Olds Tower Has Just Added 24 Hour Wrecker Service to the mony services offered you. A large, well equipped wrecker with an experienced operator ttand$ ready to help you out of any trouble, any time, any place. CALL 4.03 DAYS DICK B. OLDS TOWER 11 - 11 Ilirh Low Close 302'i 299,4 3.03l 3 90'i 2.93-T.-294 2.63 2.601. 2.63i- 2 57 2.43H. a.S6' 2.54 2.51 2.53-2.&4 ! LIVESTOCK I SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ; 7 (AP-USDA) Cattle: salable 100; driuly rain; market active; for three days she stock 25-75 cents un evenly higher: load lots medium ! good steers and heifers absent ; odd i good heifer $25.00: good range cows i quoted $20.00-22.00; supplies mostly i truck-ins; common cows $18.00 19.00; canner and cutter cows especially active at $13.00; odd young common bulls $18.00: quot able top on vealers $33.00. Hogs salable 150; around 25 cents higher; late Tuesday two loads good-choice 180-240 lb. bar rows and gilts $29.75; today package unevenly medium butchers $25.50; odd good sows $24.00-50; steady. Sheep salable 400: lambs steady: Remember the Oldj Tower when you need a wrecker. MILLER CO. CONDENSED I!.I.1IM!IIT DECEMBER SI, 1947 RESOURCES Cash on Hand and Due from Bank. $148,471,417.35 United States Government Bond. 294,105,454.60 Municipal and Other Bond. 27,494,867.84 Loans and Discounts 126,765,986.09 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 600,000.00 Bank Premises (Including Branches) 5.930,178.22 Customers' Liability on Acceptances 736,271.68 Interest Earned 1,406,554.34 Other Resources 1,316,429.26 LIABILITIES Capital $10,000,000.00 Surplus 10,000,000.00 Undivided Profits and Reserves 8,557,503.97$ 28,557,503.97 Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc 2,223,161.71 Acceptances 736,271.68 Deposits 575,163,838.60 Interest Collected not Earned 90,645.05 Other Liabilities 55,738.37 KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Held Office, Poriltnd, Oregon DIRECT BRANCH OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Mtmbtt Ttiirii Dtpoilt Imurnct Ctrpmttio 2 decks good No. 1 pelt 95 lb. lambs $24.25; odd good ewes $11.25. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 7 lAP USUAI Cattle: salable 350-350; calves salable and total 50; market very active and strong, with cows again 25-50 cents higher; many sales $1.00 above Monday; odd common-medium steers $23.00-3(1.00; common-medium heifers $19.00 33.50; one lot medium-good heifers $25.50; canner and cutter cows largely $13.50-16.50; very shelly cows down to $13.00; fat dairy type cows of common grade mostly $17.00-18.00; outstanding young Guernsey cows upwards to $21.00; medium-good beef cows $20.00-33.00; good beef bulls $21.50-2200; mew high); medium-good sausage bulls $16 50-21.00: vealers fully $1.00 higher, good-choice grades mostly $30.00-31.00; 1355 lb. vealers $33.00 mew record high.) Hogs salable 100. total 1500: mar ket slow but mostly steady; good choice 190-325 lbs. $25.00; 345-65 lbs. $27.00; few 155-lb. $27.00; good 350 550 lb. sows $25.00-50; one 595 lb. sows $24.50: medium-good 98-115 lb. feeder pigs $26 00: sizeable lot choice light feeders held at $27.00. Sheep salable and total 100; market strong; extreme top on lnmbs 50 cents higher: one lot choice early shorn 107 lb. feeding lambs $2400 tnew high feeding lambs); one lot good-choice lambs held fully steady at $23.50; odd me dium grades $30.00: good-choice ewes salable $8.50-9.00 or above. CHICAGO. Jan. 7 (AP-l'SDA Salable hogs 11.000, total 15.000; active: general market 75 cenu to 1.00 higher on all weights Including sows: top 39.00: bulk good and choice 170-350 lb. butchers 2850 29 00; comparable 350-280 lb. 2775 28.50; most 280-320 lb. 37.25-2800; few around 400 lb. butchers down to 26 00; bulk good and choice 350-550 lb. sows 23.75 - 25.00: Indications complete clearance. J Salable cattle 10.000. total 10.000; ar,d holiday. ca 8177 OLDS CADILLAC 7th and Klamath REPORT OF $606,827,159.38 $606,827,159.38 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON salable calves 800, total 800; active, strong to 50 cents higher on all grades and classes; vealers 60 cents to 1.00 higher; no choice (o prime steers here; average-choice to high choice offerings held above 41 00 but moat good and choice steers and yearlings 39 00-39 00 Willi low It average-choice offerings 4035: good and choice heifers 27.ft0-34.tKI; average-choice offerings 34.50: cuuner and cutter cows 13 00-15 50; beef cows 18.00-20.00 mostly: very good fed cows to 24.00; heavy sausage bulls to 33.50 mid choice vealers to 34 00. new record high; meaty stocker and feeder cattle active at 32 50-35.50. Salable sheep 3000. total 3500: slaughter lambs active, strong; spots 35 cents higher quality con sidered: good and choice fed wooled lnmhs 36 00-36 50: mostly 36 35 and 36.50; load around 130 lb. weights JGOO: load or so good and choice wooled lambs held above 36.50: two loads good to choice clipped lambs with No. 1 and fall-shorn pelts 25.75-26 00: other classes scarce: deck good ewes held above 11 50. Klamnth Rosin Potato Shipments tin Carload. I 1947-8 1946-7 ... 57 31 .... 535 975 ... 3533 SC.8S December 3$ Month to Date . Season to Date CHICAGO. Jan. 7 (AP-USDA) -Potatoes: total U. S. shipments 764: arrivals 77: on track 142. supplies light: demand slow; market about steady on Russets, firm to sllghllv stronger for McClures: Colorado Red McClures $4 30: Idaho Russet Itur banks U. S. No. 1. $5 15-5 35. mixed $5.15: Minnesota-North Da kota Red River Valley Cobblers Commercial $3.85. Driver Gets $25 Fine Ralph D. Fox. 32. of 3601 Want land, was fined $35. given five days In the city Jail and had his oper ator's license revoked for 30 days In police court yesterday afternoon after being arretted earlier in the day on East Main. Officers making the arrest charged him with reckless driving and said that he was clocked at driving between 60 and 70 miles an hour on the wet street. Lewis V. Shaw. 46. of 1720 Wash burn way. paid a $25 fine for mak ing a U turn on S. 6th. a turn which resulted in a minor collision with a car driven by Philip Thomas Duffy, 23, 3110 Wlard. last night. Maurice "Buddy" Boles, 23. of Cattonwood, Calif., posted $15 bail last night for speeding on East Main on his motorcycle, having no operator's license and no vehicle license. Turn those no-longer-used articles into cash now! Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results. FLOWER SHOP 430MSIH FWf KM or 54 47 Stocks Stay Level Today NEW YORK. Jan. 7 idl-The president's message to congress failed to affect the stock market today. Near the close of the session gains showed a slight edge over losses. Volume approximated 800,000 shares. Responsive lo slim demand al limes were Paramount I'lclmcs, Transeoiu lucntul Western All lines, United Amines, Illinois Cen tral, Douglas Aircraft, Montgomery Ward, Chrysler, U. S. Steel, Amer ican Telephone. Standard Oil tNJ), and Philip Morris, Veering, lower were Woolworlh. Uetierul Kleclrlc. American Tobacco "H." llulf Oil, ChesaH'uke V Ohio, and Sears Roebuck. , llonils were narrow. Cotton loward the close was 40 cents to $2.50 a bale higher. Wheat at Chi cago closed I V to 3 cents u bushel higher, corn added 2' to 3', and oats moved up S to IV Al chem Dye t8 American Can 78't Am Pow & Ll .. Am Tel Tel ... Anaconda , .... Atchison 153 ', 34 04 S 30 V, 1IKIS 34'., IP. 45 83' 3 3S 33 14 33 5 51 1K3 35 N 38', 57', 43 41'. 91 Uendlx Aviation . ; Beth Steel j Hoeing Airplane Canadian Pacific i Case J I I Chrysler Cotmvlih & Sou Consol Edison Cons Vullee i Crown Zellerback t Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft ! Du Pont De Nem I General Electric j General Foods I General Motors Goodyear Tire i Gt Northern Pfd i Int Harvester ! Int Paper Pfd 53 i Johns Manvllle 40 : Kennecott 43 35 53 Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnator Nat Dairy NY Central North Am Co Northern Pacific .. Pttc Gas A: Elec Pac Tel Tel Pan American 17 S 1 15 i 1IIV, 30', 3 , 94 Penney J C 4I. Radio Corp 9 s Riiyonler 30 - 23 17', 20'. 3(1'. Reynold. Metals Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific 49 t .ndard Brands yp. Standard Oil Cal 6 I t Sludebakcr Corp 20', Sunshine Mining 10', Union Oil Cal . . 24 Union Pacific i(i United Airlines 16 United Aircraft 24 U S Steel T7- Warner Bros Pic 13 Westing Elec 29 Woolworth . 43 '., Youth Hurt In Foil With Horse Donald Griffith. 19-yc.ir-old on of Mr. and Mrs. Ltvt Orlffith. wpll-knon-n Tulrlake rnnrhen. was ad mitted to Hillside hospltnl at 5:15 p. m. Tuesday suffering from pain ful shoulder Injuries received when his horse fell with him. Donald has Injuries to both shoulders but the riRht Is more seri ously hurt. He exacted to be able to leave the hospital late today. Petty Larceny Jail Term Given Raymond Edward Peart. 19. was given a 60-day Jail sentence with 50 suspended yesterday afternoon In Justice court when he pleaded guilty to petty larceny. The arrest was made by city po lice. Peart admitted borrowing a rifle and selling It at a second-hand store. KLpmnTH Oor 0w'JlJj "GET THAT READY MIXED CONCRETE... From the Klamath Concrete Pip Co., they're still carrying on thoir activities in a temporary office since the explosion!" Save work and time with Ready-Mixed-Con-crcte delivered where you want it, when you ' want it. Call 426S for a quick dolivery. Klamath Concrete Pipe Co, 805 Market City License Renewals In The majority of persons updat ing businesses In tho city have up plied lor 11148 licenses, with only a few still lagging. To dale, 357 licenses have been Issued from the city hall. By city ordluuuce a penally for not obtaining a license may cany a line of not less lhan $35 nor more lhan $11)0 or Imprisonment of not less than 10 days nor more lhan 50. Warning notices have been mailed to those who have not yet applied lor new licenses. Included in the 357 licenses are the following: 75 apartment and unto courts, 3D hotels, 14 beauty slio)is, 13 barber shops, 10 dairies, 12 electrical contractors, (18 liquor luvesllKulliiiis. 15 second hund deal ers, ij meat rieulers, 4 plumbing contractors, 5(1 restaurant and fountains. 3 cab coniiaulrs, 2 dance halls. 3 dancing schools, 1 outdoor advertising dim. I nursery school. 1 skating rink. 3 bowling alleys, 3 electrical phonograph operators, 5 the tics, 2 pool hall and card rooms, I billiard hall, card rooms and 1 blasting permit. License applications may be nude at the police Judge's ofllce in Hie city hall. Perfect Timing Saves Flyers MKRCKU. Calif., Jan. 7 ul'i-Tcn men who leaped from a crippled B-311 bomber us It struck the ground last iilghl thanked their split second timing uud strong legs for their miraculous esca)e from death or Serious Injury. Inbound from McClelland field near Sucramenlo. the 8ucr!ort de vcluiied engine trouble on the kp pnucU and crashrd with terrific impact on one of the lauding strips Just as the ship touched the ground all 10 men lraped out. The plane sluhered along the strip and burst into flame. Eight of the men were released from the base htupltal after treat ment. Two were kept overnight. Bumps 'N Grinds Still Too Warm OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 7 ilv Evelyn Wr.st. visit, tin burirnquf iurcn from. n Lai Aim rim, 1 Mill huvitiR trouble cooling her Holly wood dunce routine down to official Oklahoma City te.npenitureii. Khe un.s first arrested at the Club Jamboree on Dei-ember 37 nd churned with disorderly con duct. In police court Monday she failed to convince the judjie her dance was "classica." and paid a $.'0 fine and costs. LaH nlKht two art critics from the vice squad dropped tn at tho club and reviewed her latest allow. The Plumber'll Be Along Today BALTIMOllE. Jan. 7 ,! For the first time In two months Mrs. Mildred McUuuld Is not waiting for I the plumber today but not because ; he ever showed up. Mrs. McQunld said she bought a 1 new sink two months into, and 1m- mediately began a fruitless effort . to obtain a craftsman to Install It. 1 She gave up In despair yesterday. when she found the 100-pound fix ture had been stolen during the nlsht. Fire Department Answers Call A burning cigarette Is thought to have caused the lire which brought out the city fire truck at B:41 a. m. today to 410 S. 5th street, and burn ed an upholstered chair and a sec tlon of a wall. Firemen reported the apartment house, where the damage occurred. Is managed by Don Drake, but oc cupant of the apartment was not learned. This was the only call In 24 hours. I'lotror Shop iiiti yi;i. (At Greenhouses) 31114 8. 6th. Phones 6335 and 9440 Free Delivery Flower by Wire Funeral Deilf ru Our f.ipeclalty Phone 4265 Pakistan Readies For Big Attack NIW DKI.IIt, Jan. 7 il'i-An tiffl clal apoki'sinau said today that re ports from Indian army scouts and reconnaissance planes Indicated thai trlbesiuen from thn northwest, fron tier provinces of Pakistan were planning a major drlvo lo ninqiMT Kashmir. Tho spokesman added Ihal Indian army nulla In Kashmir "are ready for them." He said Indian army planes drop ped 30110 pounds of bombs on 41100 steel-helliieled allackeis In Kashmir yesterday aller (he tribesmen made a daylight assault on Indian positions. Marti! I U- it MAll.Olt MONK John yuiniw Miiior, tit. I'lir lllNllpr, IlilllVC Ml W Hill lltH toil, tUltttt Ml Klnmnllt 1st II lioinglii M.ui Hoe. IT, ttulf nl. iirtUv id Uiviili, rittllt uf KUiuath P'Alla Itoirr lltaiilrit Tttooilor II. IUiiatii vi. Leon M IUttn. Tluiinaa Al thur Ui hAiit V a. Mm In ClnltaMI! fclla K t)rhea vi. 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Imi, .1:17 a m . 4 iiinla It niinic legalTnotices mu m t in Tr cutftir i'oi'kt or the HtArr or uiui;uN rou ki.amaih CtH'NTY in iiir ma Tint or nir rsiATt nr KAItAH AN NIC IIOMCMIJlNii. IM Notit-a la heraby givan lltal I hava Iwen atipulnted A'lmliiutratrta of the ahova cnllllrd aitata All mrioin hav till rlainia agalnat ald aetata ara ta quirvd to prose 11 1 lhaiti lu tna, Willi iht; ifor Vniirhrra, at th of (ire of Wm tianmig, 7J4 Main Htrcpl Klamath Pall. Orrgoii, within aia month fmm Dri-mi-tr 17, IU47. which la th Uat ol flial publication al thi notir VIOl. A III t K. A4lfniniiialtu O. 17 34-.11; J 7- No 9tt. NOTIir TO CPU. I 1 1 OK ft NOTICE IH liriiritV l.lVr.N that th undaraignad. MMtS C CISICK. h- trfan appolntrd Adiulnlelra tor of the Eatata uf lll'HNICr I Ct'.HICK. dr.ea.e.l hy th Circuit Court of tha alal of Orrgon for Klamath County and haa qualified All pecaona liavlng c! a ltn againel aald catala ire hrrvhv ic(Ualrd to praactit them duly verified, aa r qutrad hy taw, to the undenistned Ad uilnlatralor at the off lea of A Vi .Hrhaupn, 307 Wllllla llulldlng Klatnath Ealla, Oregon, on nr be lor m montha from th data of Hie fir! puhl lea tlmi hereof, which data la Or. rinlief JI. IU47 JAMKH C CCSK'K. AilmtnUirator nf 1 lie Itatala of Itiirrilr I Cualck Oereaard D 24 II, J. 7-14 21 -No 44 soTirr to ctti nirona Nolle la hereby given that lha tinder Igned haa been appointed admlnlttramr of Ih Eitata al (iaorge lldtwrl l.lndtey. alio known aa (Jen II l.lndley, daceaaad and haa ciuoH'led All wnmi having rlaima agalnat aald palate are notified tn preaent ih aam tn me with prntw trnurhera at HMim 14. Court Hon, Klun alh falU, Oregon, wllliln alu monllta from December t, 1047 (ir.onv.r. Mr.YEitK. Admlnlalrutor, D 10 17-24 .11. J 7No. 1134 NOTIi r TO Cltl fllTOntt NOTICE IS IIEHEUY GIVEN that I am Ih duty appointed, ouallfled and acting adrnlnlalralor nf the eatate nf OI'AI. ROSS, dereaaed All peramu having clalnn agalnal aald en tola are hereby notified o preaent the tame, with vnuehrra Attached In the manner pro vlded hr law. lo me at the olftre nf Edwin t Drlaenll, jfMi Pint Tree flnllrl Ing. Klamath Ealla, Oregon, wllhln al month nf Ih dale nf the flrat publlra Hon of thla nollr. IHIffnedi A I, TtOSS, AdmtnUtralor nt thn Estate of Opal llot Dereaaed, O 10-17-24 SI: J. 7- No. 03.1. NOTICE Or FINAL ACCOI'N f NOTICE fit IfEMEHY GIVEN that I hav filed my rinal Arcnunl na ad mlnlatralnr nf th ealat of JOHN C USED CAR BARGAINS NOW AVAILABLE At Odell Motor Company Before you buy ... see this selection of fine cars 1947 Chevrolet Sedan Dolivory. 1942 Sludebakcr Champion Sedan Overdrive and Climalizer. 1941 Sludebakcr Commander Skyway Sedan, Overdrive, Radio, Heater. 1941 Mercury Club Coupe. Very Cloan. Radio and Hooter. 1941 Buick Sodanotfo. Radio and Heater. Low mileage, 2 tone paint. 1940 Sludebakcr Commander Scdon. Overdrive and hooter. 1939 Plymouth Vi ton pickup. 1934 Chevrolet Sedan, 1936 Packard Sodan. 1929 Ford Cooch. ALSO New I'i ton Studobakor trucks, now available for immodiato delivery. , , The truck which won the praise of the 0. I. Odell Motor Company KLAMATH AVENUE WHERE 8th STREET ENDS WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, 1941 KI.I.IH. bUu hmmil J. C. 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