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FRIDAY, rCB. 27, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALIS, OREGON PACE WINE T MARKETS and FINANCIAL LATE RALLY BOOSTS GRAIN CJIIIOACiO, Kob. 7 (-A llo rally caniell! practically ill early Inane, nil tho biinril of trade today. Wheat mill corn curled mixed, with price rhnllues ainnll, while rial .cored inodc.t fains, I'rlee. dropped u much a. 4 1 a cents at tho ttart. Wheat paced the decline, but corn and out alao were weak. About 30 minute, before the olose t rally got under way. flour mllla worn credited with being buyera of wlimt, the flrat tilth y aubnluiitlnl buying by ml I la In several days. Wheat cloned '1 lower to hlKher, May USt-tl Mft, com waa 1 lower to lilKhor, May J 10 -'j , outa were unchaniied to IS hlifher, May fl.OUIt-fl.OOt.. and soybeans were 1 to 3 centa lower, March $9.48. Wheal Open lllfh 'loae March Ut'.a 141'. J. 3.41 'i. May 3:13-33:1 IN'i S .! ( .inly a.io-i.io1. a.ass'. iw. iw-iw Kept, 1I7' '. J.ltVa 3 3" Uc. .. . l.W, ll'a .!'.. lIDtfll Most Stocks Head Down Nr.W VOHK, Kel). 37 lV- The rlirecilon atlll waa downward tor the majority of today's ato:li mar ket leader., (IcmhI corporate newa waa more or jc.s luuored and Unlit selling pre vailed from the atari. Near the clone, dccllnea ul frac tlona to a point or more predomi nated. Transfers for the full ttrcuh were enniml 700,000 aharaa. Tmichliu Iowa for the year or louver were Autocar ion a cut dividend), Allied Mllla, ll-K-O, Uu font, 1'aclflo Telephone and (Jontliieiiul Motor, ' backward must uf the lime were I). . Mlccl. Chrysler, V. 8. Hutitwr, Uoudrlch, Mluloii Corp., ttUudard Dil i N.J.I. Dow Chemical, and In ternatlonnl Paper. Honda were mined Willi rails In fiipply. Commodities allffenrd liter Kciikncaa, Cotton, toward the fln h. waa up 40 centa to 11.10 a bale. At Chicago wheal ended off 'i of a cent a buiihel to up aa much. Corn waa down to up and oau Unchanged to up IS. Ai uhrm At Dye Alperlran Can Am Pow Ac l.t Am Tel Tel Anaconda Atchlaon Hendln Aviation , Uelh Bfeel Hoeing Airplane Calif Hacking Canadian Paclflo Caae J 1 Chryalrr Comwlih Ac Hou .. Conaol VUllaon Cona Vultec Crown 7.ellerback , Curiias Wright ... Dotigla. Aircraft . 173 7'4 a. Mil' am It's 29 31 2t It 10'. 37 y, 3 31 13'. 2 '4 4H W- Du Pont De Nam 14' Oenrral Electric . Oenerat Molora Oorxlyear Tire Ol Northern f'fd Inl Harveater ,. Int Paiier Pfd Johna Manvllle . Krnnerolt , Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward I Vaah Krlvlnator . Nat Dairy 33 H SI'. 4l't 37 S 8.1 4; 36 S 43' 30'i 40 'i IB', 38 H N Y Central II H North Am Co Northern Paclflo Pac Am Pish Pac Oaa A: Eire . pac Tel At Tel . 14'. IS ll'j 3m Pali American I'i Penney JO 3(U Itndlo Corp fVi Hayonlrr 3J1i Kcynolila Metala It. Itlchfleld IBM, Hafeway More. 18 Near. Iloebuck SU1). Hlnclalr Oil ID Houthern Pacific 46'j Htandard Oil Cal 67'i Htudebaker Corp 17 Union Oil Cal a3i Union Paclflo M United Airlines 17 'l United Aircraft 34 U 8 Hteel M We' ting dec 30'; Woolworlh 4!i LIVESTOCK BOUTII HAN PRANCI8CO. Peb. 31 lAP-UUDAi-Cattle aalable 16; irarket generally ateady; 1 load good-choice 060-lb atceri $3U00; week', extreme top; 1 load good 067 Ib heifer. $33.00; aalable for four riaya 1000; 5 loads good t70 lb. etrera $?$00; bulk medium-good heifer. $20 00-73. 50: medium-good range cowa lis 6O-I0 10; bulk cutter-common mixed row tUM-MSO; can nera 113 00-13 M; medium - good bulla firm. $1800-3000: calveo aal able for week t, largely II 00 high er: week'a 'op $3t 00. lloca aalable AO: market aleudy; pr.rkrtge gocHl-cholce 343 lb. butr'h rra 13(00; medium-good aowa $10 00 K, t'jooo: ateady; for four daya re ceipt. 1150: early 75-cent decline regained late. Hlieep salable 100; market dull; weak to lower blda on heavy pelt ed good-choice 105 lb. Utah-Idaho i Iambi: receipt, for four daya 3400: ! I .avy feeding lamb, nioatly 13 00 lower; latte bulk largely (30 00; I aprlng lamb. 11.19 lower: I deck ! choice t3 Iba. at 133.00: late Tue.i- day medlum-gnod wooled lambt iquoud 17. 00-10.00. i POIlTLAND, Peb. 31 (AP-USDA) -Cattle: Trlday, aalable 100. Total ! 300 Calve, aalable 16. Total 35. No I early aalca, buyer allowing little I Interest nn available aupply. Market ; quotable ateady at Thur.dny'a price.. For week aalable 10IB. ToUl 3700. I Call. 340 and 370. Compared week ago market .60-1.00 higher. Some medium .leer, and heifer, up more. Canncr-cuttcr cow. up lated. Med ium and good fed etecra 23 60-30 39. Common down to 10 50. Common and medium helfcra 18 50 -3J 50 Good heifer, to 34 00. Canner and cutter oowa 14.00-11.00. Shell, down to 12 00. Common and medium cow. 17.50-31.00. Oood cow. up to 32.00. Medium and good nauaage bull. It 00-33 00. Oood and choice Tealera M 00-33 00. extreme top 33.00. Com mon grade. 11.00-36.00. Cutter, down T" Texot Sings In Best Style For LittU Patient 4 ' jl l. ,Nrt Vf If " S 4jtf i r ibis il frw fV't XT " 1 J. 'vMiiit avi,i'l j t N f " f. i . 4 i , tH -An , an-" i m ' t-' ; t .. .. WT ') rJ- an Li i.;iiiiiniilVt'l rt iLt a mi Jackie l.ee liwry, 7-yrar-old Pelican City boy who baa been under medical eare aince lart December following critical Injnrira received In a red war.on-lumber truck accident, look, a little frightened when "T" Teaaa Tyler aang for him yesterday at lllll.ide liuapiul. The well known weatern ainger went right ahead, however, and before it waa over Jackie waa feeling muh better. "T" Texaa autographed eeveral rec ord, for Jackie who haa been one of hie moat ardent fana. Jackie ia the .on of Mr. and Mra. P.lmer Lowry. to 13 00 and under, good heavy ctlvea 35OO-2S00. Hogs: Friday, auliible and total 100 No early aalca. Market In nctlve. Por week, anlablc t25. Total 4300. Compared week ago murknt iiround 36 cenU higher after loalng ourt of early 7ft cent, advance. fl,wMl and rholie 180-2.10 pound. 20 60. Karly top 27.00. Heavier and lighter welghta around 2 00 below top. Oood aowa 31.00-22 00. Light weight, to 33 00. Oood and choice feeder pig. 24 90-25 25. Oood 650 - 600 pound tag. 19 00. Hhcep: Prlday none. Mnikrl nomi nal. Por week, aalable 300. total :I0:)0. Compared week ago market around 1.00 or more lower with cloa ing trade hardly defined. Karly top fed lambs 21 00. Quotable below 20 00 late. Cm steady. Oood and choice up to I0OO. CHICAGO, Pep. 27 lAP-UHDAl-Salable hogs 11.000 total 11,600 : 76 cent, to tl 00 lower on butcher, under 240 lbv: $1 00-1 50 off on weight, over 340 lh.v. but fairly ac tive at decline: sow. around $1.00 lower: top $23.75 sparingly; bulk good and choice 180-230 lbs.. $2315 23.50: 240-3BO llw., $21.50-23 00; 310 21)0 lbs., $20 00-31.60 ; 300-400 lb. heavlra $1815-20 00: moat 350-560 hi .ow. $1. 50-17. 60: few above; In dications, good clearance. Salable cattle 1300. total 1300; ahlable calves 100. total 300: all kill ing classes except bulls steady: bulls cpened steady but Inter trade 25-50 rents lower: choice ateera and heif ers absent; run largely cows: me d)um and good steera, heifers and mixed yearlings in loada and odd lot. $23.60-27 00; common to low medium steera and heifer, active at $30 00-23 00; odd head .txlctlv good beef cow. $31.60-33.00: bulk beef First Church of Christ, Scientist A er.n.a .1 Ta Molt.r ca.rrh rat rirtt Charca af Ckilil. Bcli.llH. la n.iua, M.ss. 10th and Washington Services: Sunday School, II:M a, aa. Nunday Service, 11:04 a. m. Wednesday CTtnlng Meeting, l:M orlrtrk. Leison-Scrmon Subject, Ftbruary 29 "CHRIST JESUS" Christian Scienc Raading Room 1M1 Main St. RADIO BROADCAST SATURDAY 4:45 P. M. KFJI . Subject, "Proof Thor Chriitiot) Scianc Haoli" ANNOUNCING... rn Grant BibU Sckol VMLg Br Mail FT EE I 20k.Ceivturu BIBLE COURSE 0 !f MEW EASY POPULAR The Modem, Streamlined Method ol Bible Study Make, the Bible Plain 30 L'asy Us. oris Fit. Any Bible Version Nothing to Boy Tune In KFLW. Sunday., 9:15 to 1:30 . m. Thousands Enrolling ; 1 Cul Oul and Mail FRLE COUPON BIIII.K AUUITORIUM OF TIIK AIR, SUtlon KFLW, Klamath Fall., Ore. Pl.asa send n, without obllgallon, your mtC Btbl Cours. Mam w . .. Elroat, No. Cilr State , PIXAUE PBINT PLAINLY MANY ULSIGNS fiom which to lIioosc. Get our prices. ("omp.te The Oregon Gronite Co. H. H. Waltermlre P. O. Box 93$. Klamath Fall.. Oregon THE RAINBOW LINE OF GRANITES aeeaBBwawai 0mmmmm 7"s YOUR OLD i! , Dl.trlbuled In Klomath Polls by Lett Rlvtr Dairy WE WILL ORRET THE saLICNMENT OF YOUR WHEEL! ONLY 1 .50 FOR REAL MERCURY SERVICE ALWAYS SEE YOUR ffgWC0 DEALER INMAN MOTOR CO. Ph. Mil I cow. $17. 60-19 AO; canner. and cut- j irr fl4.O0-17.00: good weighty bull. ncId up to $23 00 early but nothing ribovc $22.50 lute; good and choice U'Klcra $26 00-27 00' top $27.00. Salable sheep 1SO0, total HiOfl; daughter lumb. active, fully steady; good and choice fed wooled lambs ! 31.76-32.00: t"P .22.00 or five decks M-.lhig around 10f) lb&. down; few medium wooled lamb, down to $18 00 with atrelrtht culls around $:4.00: deck good and choice shorn lnmb. with No. 1 pelts $20.00: other t losses acarce, nominally itcady. Klomoth Bo.in Potato Shipments tin Carload jl 1917-8 intR-l leb. ii It 47 .Month lo Date 4M l2 Season lo Dale 6774 I7K5 CHICAGO. Feb. 27 t AP-U6DA I Potatoes louil V. B. shlpmenUi 1106; arrival. A3, on track 232; aupplle. light: demand fair: market about steady; Colorado Red McClurc. $4.76; Idaho Russet Burbank. U. S. No. 1. $6.60-86, Utilities $4 2!.-: Minnesota-North Dakota Red River Val ley Bll.s Triumphs $3.60. Pontlac. $3 00; Wyoming Blia. Triumph. $4.30; new Block: Florida 50 lb. sack. Bliss Triumph. $2.60-2.75. Used Trucks To Be Sold The Orcji(.n state highway com mission hus for sale an aasortment of LLstd equipment located at various equipment plant, throughout the l.ute Including Klamath Fall.. A partial list of equipment for .ale at the locai shops, located on Alta niom drive. Include. 1 Ford pickup, 2 Chevrolet pickups, 11 Ford and Chevrolet trucks and 3 pull mowers. Sealed bids for the purchase of thi. used equipment will be received by the state highway commission in room 326, state office building, 8alem, Ore., until Monday, March f, at 2 p. m at which time the bid. w ill be publicly opened. Local equip ment may be seen at the Klamath Falls shops and further Information received from Ray Betzer, shop superintendent Cnjotr Health Rett. Comfort and llutpilalllr al the BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Drink our f i -LrsT" nuDi ..linerai Mr-J n'ttn lntfitnl A II . menu. Call RUtt- "Vuur Health 4rr Trnublg illpiltan. Ii Our BUMIICSS' Hal Hintril ntl Mud Hatha lot Htttm millim. Arthrtlla, Nrnrlllt. Nrnti oeit hlfh ind lllontf rretaur Hhln Crnpliom. L'artn OIBdn Vapor Bilhi Tr A l fi rm, tcitma. I'Aldt Sinus and Hron :bllll. Far rttcrfaliona or drlillcd Inlortnation addrc: til ( h HORN MINLBAI. ( I'KIN 0 1 BAMTAHU H RT I Aibland Ore i rbona Leni Ulatanca OK. Ml. KM AN WtXI.f R. IHrertat CHIROPRACTIC PHV8HIAN f"l tuHtrtaJ for ytn and am m thankful that I am rtlitvea' af pain nd abla t 4a my work that I will alarflv antwar anyona wriri mi far in forma Han." - NOTt. To ovo thii flfotoful ur tno troubit o omwtfiog to mony Utttra, ort now ttndng thii tnformotton Uf cooctrnms NUE-OVO dtrtct. Wo moka our rtpretenfotiom only tfi tho littrarurt wo will wnd you. Writa to l:V1JVN;ll;11;iT 424 So. 61 Ii Leap Year Dancing 10 'HI 2 ai . i .:. i LADIES' CHOICE . . . gals, here's YOUR chance to pickyour pardner! SATURDAY FEB. 28th Muiic by Pappy Gordon John Roper Dies At 64 John Paul Itoper, well-known Klamath f alls contractor, died at Hillside hospital at 3:45 p. m. Thurs day a few hour, after hi. admit tance for treatment of a heart con dition. Mr. Roper, familiarly known a. "Jack," had been a resident of thi. city for the past 19 year., 'and headed the' firm of Roper and Iloper. Mr. Roper wa. a native of St. Charles, Mo , and came to thi. city In 1929. He I. survived by hi. wife, Gertrude L. of Olene, a daughter, Mr.. Anona Roberts, and two rail, Jack R. ind Donald, all of this city. Pinal rite, will be announced by Ward.. Hitchcock Speaks To Young GOP's I'hll Hitchcock, Klamath Fall, businessman and republican candi date for the office of state senator from thi. district, spoke to more than 60 mrmbers of the Young Re publicans club at a dinner meetinf held Tuesday ninht at Ruppert'. Court at Merrill. HlUhcock'. topic waa "Principles and Aim. of the Republican Party." Two Jailed For Burglary Two young men were Jailed early tnl. morning on t felony complaint of burglary concerning a break-in at the Union service nation. Bum mer, lane and 8. th, early this morning. The youth., Identified as Samuel John Pool, 18, 918 Doty, and Leon ard Lee Brown, 17, 5620 Miller, were taken Into custody by state police as they attempted to .tart an old-model convertible roadster owned by Pool. The car was parked In front of the service .tatlon. Ball on each was set at $500 by Juitlce of the Peace J. A. Mahon cy and the younger boy was turned o'.er to the Juvenile office. Bute police .aid that a battery, cables and a spotlight, identified as coming from the service station, were found In the car. A case of beer was also In the vehicle. A merchant-police officer In a piowl car Interrupted the break-In rbout 3 a. m., when the officer flashed his spot on the .tatlon and saw a window .mashed. He went to Walnuts, Filberts Join School List PORTLAND, Feb. 27 lft Oreaon walnut and filbert growers will .hare In government purchase of surplus 1047 crop .helled nut. for school lunch programs. The department of agriculture has offered to buy surplus nuts, but did not specify the amount. Orower. have asked the government to buy 800.000 pound, of fllberu and 3,000, 000 pounds of walnuts. tttate police headrjuarters and sent patrolmen out. The boy. were .till there, trying to get their car started. RENTALS Fl$r flanrfara Kdgrra Hand lUndtr Pellihera Viaoum Sweeper Patterson & Son Paint Store I3?f Rait Main Phone X.U Boyi' ETON Suits 3 Place g98 Siicj 1 lo 4 Jacket and pant, of 100 wool in p r edom I natlna. shades of blue or brown White broadcloth shirt with turnback collar. select the kiddie.' Easter outfit, now and put on lay-away. SPENCER'S FINE LINENS TOT'8 APPAREL 819 Main St. rhone MOT Preserve Those Valuable Popers and Document! Let Us Copy Them l:p to !,"xll" 60e Underwood's Camera Shop 727 Main Phone 7063 LabfX'knr. lid 51 IP I.inn u. m CROWN WHEAT GERM PORTLAND, ORIOON Date Drop Cookies Here'f a cookie treat you won't want to miss! A moist, toft drop cookie, made with doles and nutt. CUSTARD PUFFS A delicious, tender, flaky shell Custard Puff, generously filled with a Creamy Vanilla Custard. Please Place Your Orders Early Jf "Klamoth'f Finest" Soda Crackers BAKER 2lb.ctn.45c Palmolive Toilet Soap Ret. b.r 9c Prince Albert Tobacco ,5.lfnt , 9c Velvet Tobacco . 15c size 9c IVORY SOAP large 2-35c Medium, 10c Personal, 3 for 20c HI-HO CRACKERS 1 lb. pkg. 25c Lifebuoy Toilet Soap 3 -19c Several of the prices listed In this ad are below our cost. With reductions being made on short notice, end prices cut to sharply at they are in thii advertisement, it it almost certain that the demand for some of these Items will exceed the tup ply. We will do our best to keep the stores supplied but we may run shorJ. REDUCED PEECES Effective Friday and Saturday. You'll find ALL the low prices at SAFEWAY It is our policy to meet the lowest price of every competitor, item by item, day by day, and town by town. Note these specially reduced prices now in effect at every Safeway store in Klamath Falls. Why shop all over town for bargains when you can get them at your neighborhood Safeway store? COFFEE, Edwards lib. 47c 2 lbs. 93c 4 lbs. 1.85 NOB HILL whole bean coffee, lb. 42c 2 lbs. 83c AIRWAY whole bean coffee, lb. 40c 3 lbs 1.19 Supurb Granulated Soap, pkg. 34c Woodbury Shampoo 27c Royal Satin Shortening, 3 lbs. 98c Meadow Wood Butter Grade A. lb. 82c Grapefruit Juice Sta46-oz. 19c PRODUCE Grapefruit, Arizona lb. 4 Vic Lettuce lb. 10c Green Peppers lb. 29c Parsnips lb. 8c MEATS Premium Hams. lb. 49c Bacon (by the piece) lb. 54c Veal Steaks shoulder lb. 53c Pork Shoulder Roast lb. 48c Skinless Frankfurters lb. 47c Salmon Steaks lb. 59c Short Ribs of Beef lb. 27c Sliced Bacon, White Label lb. 59c Bacon Jowels lb. 39c