Herald and news., May 22, 1948, Page 11, Image 11

IATURDAY, MAY, 22, 1948
HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE ELEVEN
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
WESTERN PINE HOLDS STEADY
POHTI.ANI), Miiy 22 (II orders fur wcsirin pine lulil slraily
In Un week railed Miiy It wlilln shipments mid priKliirtlim were off
alluhtly, the Wrsti'ni JMlio iisniM-liitlnn reported today,
C!uiiiiiutlva flumes, liniiril fro I :
, Last Week Previous Week Vrnr Aso
Orlor 011,4111,01)0 6D.lilia.UIXi bH.IHI.IMHI
BlllplllrllU (111,110,000 OJ.OI 1,00(1 IIO.IOll.OOO
Prodtlt Hon 6(MtKI,000 (7,0M,0M M,m,m
Oils Head
Stocks Today
tnw voiiK, Muy n (-i'i-nn-
eelilly pupiilm' nil slmrrn stayed In
front u( a linn ii w market twlny,
TiiuIIhk activity ii'siiuird tin
fanillliir quirt Humidity pultnrn mid
low prices slniyrd more limn trnc
tlon from tilt prrvlnus clmul.
Tiirnovrr fur the full two-hour
session run to around 700.000 shines,
a fur rry from laal Hiilmrtny's sen
sational 3,611(1, jitiurvfi.
Hkclly oil Hi i in k slmrply iikiiIiisI
thn upwind trend In lliu oil division
will) n 1mi of mound 3 polnu. Pa
cific Western mid Mission Corp,
rmh nililrd n point or no wlilln
iniiiillrr ailviuiri' were pnslrd for
Hliulnlr, Htniulurd Oil IN J I mid
Clulf.
Illuhrr prices were piild In I ho
ruru for Aluska Airlines, Cusden
I'alrolnuin mid Faln.hlld Camera.
Cities Hervlre, a recent favorite, wus
marked (town.
Dunlin moved liiKlhlv, with a
fiw mils marked up a trifle.
Al Olicm At Dye mil
American Can HUH
Am I'ow At l.t
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Anaconda
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Ci.iis Viillce
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SELLING SENDS GRAINS DOWN
CIIICAOO, Miiy 23 M-Hcattered aplllnit wnt wheat lower for modi
of the wmilon on the txiard of trade today. Corn waa rnontly leady
while oa'a allowed little channe. Trading waa alow at the atari but
plckrd up InUT In the day.
KanliKU In wheat waa baned montly on reprjrU on acatUred nhow
era In the wetrn aectlon of Kannaa. Italn, alio were received In Kaat
ern Colorado. Moderate ahort covering firmed corn In the early trade,
but beat galna were not held.
Wheat cloaed 1 to l'i lower, July 12.34; .$2.35, corn waa 1 to 1
lower. July l2.13i-, oata were lower to '4 higher, July 91;.,
and aryleana were 4 centa lower, July (4.01.
Wheal Open Illch xw Cloae
July 2Mi3t 2.19 234'4 234-235
Hept 2 34 ).', 2 34'-; 2 33 2 33';-',,
Dec. 2.34U-2.34 2.34'. 8.331,; 2.33i
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LIVESTOCK
CJIICAOO, May 22 IAP-UBDA)
Salable hoga 1.000, total 5,000 ell
inuU'di; compared week ago: butch
era 13 50-4 00 higher; moat advanced
on heavlea; aowa 3 00-3 50 higher.
Halnble cattle 800 reatlmatcdi,
total not given compared week ago:
recelpta continued moderate
on all killing claaars unevenly high
er; good and choice weighty and
big weight iteera $2 00-3 00 up;
Good and choice yearling, and light
ateera $1.00-200 higher: medium
alrera M up but all gradea weak
ened off 60 or more late In week:
fed helfera $0 60-1 50 higher: good
beef cowa $0.50-1 00 higher, all other
beef cowa and cannera and cuttera
strong In 60 centa up. cannera and
miturra allowing full advance: bulla
50 centa higher; vealera atrong;
utork rattle atrong to 50 centa high
er; high-choice 1.183 lb. ateern loo
ped at $35.35. new high alnre early
February, aeveral loads choice of
ferings 35 25; long yearllnga to
$34 50; light yearllnga 34 00: heifer
yearllnga 33.50: average coat all
ieer first three daya of week
$322. an all-time record: moat good
and choice big weight uteera $33.00
34 00. 1.711 lb. to $33.50: good and
choice helfera cloned at $31.50-33 25;
high-good beef cowa reached 27.00:
bulk $24 50-21 50: common and med.
lum corns $20 50-23.50: canners and
cutters $14 00-10 60: heavy aauaage
bulls reached $22.60; vealera $31 00
down: choice meatv light feeder
steers sold un to $30 00. a local rec
ord, most medium to good kinds
$r4 50-27.00.
Salable aheep 100 (estimated):
total not given; compared week ago:
receipts at aeaaonally low point,
numbering 6.000 head for five days:
not enough here some days to test
prices; bulk slaughter lambs sold
50 higher than last week's close but
late undertone wrak: slaughter
ewea cloalng steady to unevenly
lower after being 50 higher fore
part of week: few loads good and
choice fed woolcd lambs 28,50-75,
latter price highest on record here
for fed lambs; medium and good
woolsklna $28 00-27.25; good and
choice shorn lambs No. 1 and 2
pclta $27 60-28 50. medium and good
shorn $24.00-27.00; good and choice
shorn slaughter ewea $13.00-14.00.
Condemned Slayer
Waits Decision
OLVMPIA, Wash., May 22 m
Jake Bird, garrulous condemned
slayer, awaited the outcome today
of what may have been the most
Important speech of his life an
hour's pleading before the Wash
ington state supreme court.
The 47-year-old negro transient
rejected counsel and made an un
usual appearance In his own behalf
before the high court.
His passionate outpouring waa in
support of a request for an order
directing the Pierce county superior
court to prepare a transcript of his
trial at county expense. The Iran-
script Is needed to perfect an appeal.
Birds petition waa taken unde.-advisement.
Floods Threaten
Four States
By The Associated Press
Rising rivers in four Northwest
states created tension today in
areas threatened by floods.
Northern Idaho and Western
Montana were first to feel the
force of heavy runoffs from moun
tain snow packs, but Washington
and Oregon residents also were
watching the river.
Reports from 8L Regis. Mont,
said the town was partially under
water and the south fork of the
Clark Fork river was threatening a
bridge on U. 8. highway No. 10.
The town is 30 miles east of the
the Idaho-Montana line.
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Legislature
'Continued from Page 1)
Henry Krmon and Tom Bustin.
Both will run neat fall.
Neither waa there a contest for
slate senator from this district. Phil
llltchrork, republican, and Marlus
Peterson, demo, were unopposed for
the nomination.
So much for the purely local con
testa. I). K. Van Vactor has the sole
nomination for district attorney,
Charlie llrl.ap for county clerk, C.
I.. I.angslrt for treasurer and Dr.
Grorge H. Adler for coroner.
One other contest Is shaping up
for November, that for the Job of
county assessor, but yesterday's pri
mary voting merely made concrete
the fact that Glen Tcrrlll Is the
OOP nominee and Otis Metsker Is
the democratic aspirant. Both were
unopposed.
General Lead
State contests saw Klamath coun
ty following the general lead In
favoring Tom Dewey over Harold
Stassen for GOP nomination pre
ference. Earl Newbry for OOP sec
retary of state nomination Rvrnn
Carney for the democratic bid to
me same omce, Manley Wilson for
the demo nomination II a An.
ator and Lowell Stockman for re-
nomination to congress on the re
publican ticket.
But In the mnttpr f vnmn.A.
and state treasurer the county
spone its own piece. John Hall had
a clean majority over Doug McKay
for GOP ffubernntnrinl ranHMol.
in Klamath county and Slgfried
Linander was the local winner of
the three-way GOP run for state
treasurer, while Howard Belton was
the statewide winner.
Dog Fight Leads
To Man's Death
TOLEDO, O., May 33 (fl Oeorge
P. Oomersall died on a sidewalk
yesterday while two rinaa fmthft
each other over his body until police
sinra mem, uoroner i'aul a. Hohly
said.
The 65-year-old Toledo man had
taken his huge Boxer dog out for
Walk. The doff and a nulihhni-'a
cocker SDaniel besran tn finht. mm
Oomersall slumped to the sidewalk
wan a neart attack.
Police ahot the two diwi so num.
bers of the rescue squad could reach -the
man. He waa dead when he
arrived at a Toledo hospital.
Coroner Paul Hnhlv mlri Onmw.
sail died as hla pet stood over him
fighting the spaniel.
Chinese Troops
Said Deserting
SHANOHAI. Mhv 10. T
American hospital workers who
spent 14 months behind communist
lines In Northwest China said to
day many national troops are de
serting to Join the reds and that the
communists exuect to win the nhi.
nese war by 1950.
The nalr Miss Marffamt. Rtnltf
of Oskaloosa. Iowa, and Prank MIIm
Of Salem. Ore. were at.tnphH fn
Friends service hospital unit and ar
rived nere alter a 10 weeks' trelc
from Shensi province.
WEATHER
WESTER. V OREGON Mostly doudr
ith Widely JCattersMl thnwin tw4u
and tonight. Partly cloudy Sunday.
Litll change In tcmpcratur. High to
day 60 to 70 inland. 55 to SO on coast.
Lows tonight 43 to 50. Centla to mod
erate west winds off coast.
EASTERN ORECON Partly doudr
with scattered shower today, tonight
and Sunday. Little change In tempera
' "- mama rJ 10 13. LOW1 3 SO OU.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Fair to
day, tonight and Sunday. Warmer today.
oenne 10 moaerat nortnwest winaa oft
coait.
KLAMATH FALLS AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Saturday. High today
about 55. Low tonlrht 34. Hiah Sunday
about 64.
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