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Newspaper Page TextPAGI TIN " HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON MONDAY, JULY U. lUf MARKETS and FINANCIAL Some Demand Holds Stocks NEW YORK. July 18 PPv-Modest demand lor slocks kept the market on a atable footing today. Pries change were mostly tn amall fractions with plui and mlnua aigns thoroughly mixed. Turnover hit rate of only 740.000 shares or to lor the full session. Several big block of Common wealth es Southern appeared on the ticker tape one of 60,000 and another of M.100 shares at a price of 4S, up and equal to the 1949 tilth. Today'! rise, alight a It was. put the general price level at the crest of a five-week advance and the higheat point n the put seven weeks. Higher prices were paid most of the day for U. S. Steel. General Motors, U. S. Rubber, Woolworth, J X Case, Coca-Cola, American Telephone, North American Co, Phelps Dodge. American Can. Un ion Pacific and Standard Oil (NJ.i Tending lower were Bethlehem Steel, S t u d e b a k er, Montgomery Ward, Dow Chemical. Great North ern preferred and United Air Lino. American Can 91 Am Power & Lt 101 Am Tel Tel 141 H Anaconda 28 S Beridix Aviation 09'. Beth Steel 26 S Boeing Airplane ... 19 ' Calif Packing S3 Canadian Pacific U'i IT 5 Min. from Town ( "' 1 ' .Ta ' '17 IT Drastic Reduction1. Originally $2784.72 Now only $2400 Ready for immediate delivery. NEW HOLLAND Automatic Pick-Up Baler hat up to seven twins-tied bales per Vistula. Only on man and sracror needed. Oparatal in the field trora wind lew . , . er hem stack, ea its ewn power uniL Bala Wit sense, soy bewia. Klamath Tractor & Implement Co. Klamath Foils, Oregon 1353 Main Sr. Phone 8801 Now available again MI original OLD charter 6 year Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey... Distilled by Old Charter r Bottled by Old Charter XZT Shipped straight to Oregon from Old Charter's Louisville KENTUCKY'S FINEST STRAIGHT BOURBON STRAIGHT BOURBON 86 PROOF'BERNHEIM . SS's . so , . 48;s . 4S . . 33 . S4's . 8, . n . 47H . SB's . 'l . MS . 40', . 3 . 47'. . 47, . 7 . 50", Chrysler Comwlth A Sou . Cons Vultee Continental Can ... Crown Zellerbach . Curtlss Wright Douglss Aircraft .... Dupont de Nem ..... General Electric .... General Poods General Motors Ooodvear Tire Int Harvester Int Paper Kennecott Llbby McN ft L ...... Long Bell "A" . .. Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator .... Nat Dairy N Y Central . 51 ' i Case J I Caterpillar Northern Pacific 13 S 450; market uneven; most classes Pac Gas Flee 32', slow: limited offering medium grasa Pac Tel & Tel 93 i steers about steady at 31.00-34.50: Penney J C 49 1 odd good fed steers 26 00 but sup Radio Corp 10S) Plv negligible: few common steers Rayonier 25 I 16.00-18 50. but bulk supply unsold: Rayonier Pfd Reynolds Meuls . Richfield . 29 . 19 . 35 'i . 23-s . 39', . 36 14 20'. . 9 10H . 29 . 79 . 13 . 22 . ni. 48S Safeway Stores ... Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific . Standard Oil Cal . Studebaker Corp . Sunshine Mining . Trans-America Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines U S Steel Warner Bros Pie . Wools orth LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. July 18 (AP-CSDA Salable hogs 9500; active, very un- Mn Kiit mnalla SA I . I,, ,.. instlnce. up more: top 3350: bulc eww. KA 1-A.11A Is. OO -t 23-25: 260-270 lb. 21-50-22 50; 280-300 lb. 20.25-15. few 300-330 lb 19 00 050: heavier weight scarce; good The didn't OLD CHARTER WHISKEY THIS WHISKEY IS 6 YEAR S OLD DISTILLING COMPANY, INC. .LOUISVILLE, KY. and choice sows under 340 lb. 17.75 1900; lew as high as 19.M: 360 37 lb. Id 75-17ia. 375-400 lb. 15.50 16 75. 40O-4S0 lb 1450-167; 47-000 lb. 1200-1400; early clearance Salable cattle 13.000; sala ble canes 500; general market ac tive; beef steers and hellers 35-50 cents htghei, cows strong to 35 cents higher; bulls and vealers 1 mostly steady; top M2i for three : loads 1180-1325 lb.; bulk good and choice fed steers 35 50-38.00; most common to low-good steers 19.00 2525; most medium to low-choice heilrrs 22 50-36 75; few good cows 19 00-20 00; outliers and cutters 1 12.75-16 00: bulls 33 50 down: veal- ers common 'o choice 30 00-36 00; latter price top. I Salable sheep 1000; good and choice spring lambs 1 00 lower: top 3.V50 for load choice 94 lb. ldahoa: Deck natives 25 00: ewes steady at 5U, mostly oo down. 13t I 31 1 PORTLAND. Ore. July 18 AP 10 l'SDA Cattle: salable 3500; calves canner-cutter cows steady early; some later sales 35-50 cents lower; beef cows very slow: few early sale weak to 50 cents lower, but most bids 50 cents to 1 00 off; bulk canner - cutter cows 10 50 11 SO; common-medium grass cows 1300 15.50: odd good cows around 1600 with mixed young cows and hellers around 17.00-50; one lot good fed heifers 3500: good beef bulls around 50 cents lower at 18 40 119 00; common-good sausage bulls 14 50-18 00; calves mostly unsold; ; few good-choice light vealers early 32 00 24 00 but later bids mostly 1 23 00 down: one lot good 280-lb. 1 range vealers 2235 early; culls . dow nward to 8.00. ! Hogs: salable 1000: market slow; i opened 25 cents higher: but part i of supply unsold: good-choice 180- ? 't LHi a?"? llDI. J-.UV-J W. IUW 0- 3 14 WB W. 81lSKg wa tlf IIW M to 18-60; no Action on hfity sows one good 1060 lb. stag 13 00: 370 lbs. 17 00: few good heavy feeder pigs 22.35: good-choice lightweights saalble 24.00-25 00 or above. Sheep: salable 1800: market fair ly active, steady with hut week's close: good-choice 80-105 lb. spring lambs mostly 3100: one suable lot 2150: some medium grades 18 00- 30 00: few good around 70 lb. feed ers 18.00; good old crop lambs and vearlings 18 (10: one lot good-choice 19 00: good light ewes 6 50-7 00; common ewes down to 3 00, SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. July 18 tAP-l'SDAi Salable cattle 1700: calves 300: supply practically all grass cattle: includes around 13 loads of steers and several loads hellers: opened very slow, scattered early sales about steady with last week's close: 1 lot medium grass steers 24 00; most early sales canner-cutter cows 10 00 12 50. few common up to 14 00: calf supply mainly rangers: medium grades predominating: no early trade. Salable hogs today 300: early supply small; butchers opened 25 cents lower than Friday: sows steady: good -choice 180 - 340 lbs. . . . old Distillery whiskey dm tcatch (mm C2ZXE3SSUOP STOCK AVERAGES i Compiled by The Associated Press July 11 JSInd. 15 Ralls 1J I III. M stocks . Net change AS unch. A 1 A3 Monday Ml S3S S9 4 M 1 Previous dsy 87 8 S3 S S9S 62 0 i Week ago an 3 31 3 39 3 60 9 Month ago 83 SI 4 38 3 59 8 Year ago 92 0 43 40 8 68 0 GRAINS HANG ONTO GAINS CHICAGO. July 18 iTi Although grains failed to hold their best gains, most contracts managed to end higher on the board of trade today. The market started out strong in active trading. But around nitd-mornlng the steam went out of the advance and Vires thereafter backed down. Lard and oats. Just about the weakest commodities over the past several weeks, displayed the most strength. Wheat was unchanged to IS higher, July II 98'-V. corn was Tt lower to IS higher, July 8I40S-1.; oats were H-1S higher. July 60'.-V rye was U to 1 cent higher. July 1155',; soybeans were ' lower to 1 cent higher. July t3 58'-s, and lard was 15 to 33 rents I Wheat Open High Low Close July 198S-S 199', 197S 198'.- September 301S JOl's J00 J01S-S December 3 04'4 3 05 1 03'i 3 04-03 I March 3 03 103'i J0lT. 3 03-03 s .May 198,- 1W-. 197H 1W.-S BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The July zeR.tls Hind. IIIUI. 19 For. HLYld. Net change . .. A I D l unch. A I A .1 Monday 893 103 3 103 4 93 1105-H Previous dsy 89 4 103 3 103 4 891 110 4 Week sgo .. 88 8 102 3 103 1 69 3 109 8 Month sgo ...88 9 101 7 103 4 69 7 109 9 Year ago 93 3 101 2 100 3 83 8 109 I 34.75: odd good sows 16 00: good feeder pigs quotable 26 00-27 00. Salable sheep 4000: no early ac tion of price or indication of price trend: trade closed very dull late last week with some cleanup sales sharply lower at 20 00-23 00 on medium-good spring lambs. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. July 18 Cashl grain: Oats No. 2. 38-lb. white, 160 00. Barley No. 1. 43-lb. bw., 15 00. Cash wheat (bid': Soft white 3 09. soft white 'excluding Ren : S3 09. white club (3.09, western red 13 09. Hard red winter: Ordinary S3 09. 10 per cent 83 09. 11 per cent 83 10, 12 per cent 83 13. Hard white baart: Ordinary 83 11, 10 per cent 83 13. 11 per cent 93.14. 13 per rent 83.18. Today's ear receipts: Wheat 159. barley 7. flour 13, corn 9. oats 8. millfeed 13. Portland Eggs (To wholesalers!: A grade, large. 61S-834 cents: A grade, medium, M '1-574 cents: B grade, large. 50',- 53 cents. 0 si JO A A ' rOrXiana rOtatOGS i Oregon Boardman district white- rose No. 1. 83.00-25: No. 2. 81 00-10 nee VI lh n-w rvt a tiv- clilnmi, : long whites, sire A, 83 60-75: size B, 100 lbs, 82 50-75. I ; POTATnr? ' w w fc J ! CHICAOO. July 18 IAP-U8DA1 potatoes: arrivals 266. on track 500; , total D. 8. shipments Friday 458. Saturday 299. and Sunday 28: sup- ; piles heavy; demand moderate, mar- : ket slightly weaker: California long wnnes M.W-Z5: loano-oregon Bliss f in an attempt to find his wsy out Triumphs 84 00 - 35; Washington of-town Saturday. Bliss Triumphs 84.00. Boy's Day Camp Still Open Registrations are still being ac- j cepted for boys' dsy rsmp at Moore park, and may be made by stopping st the recreation office on the sec ond floor of the city hsll. Camp began today at the park and . Is sponsored by the recreation de- I partment. FLOWER SHOP 4 SO MAIN eMoNr sits WANT AD Vi l ss fm nHi m S tun shs,i nu Stes4 rsrst. auk Ssi tss, Slisl, osmtM Here In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders HERALD In the elated Four Alarms Answered By Firemen Four alarms sent fire equipment racing to various points of the city over the week-end. but only one fire did serious dsmage. ... .... . cupied by Pearl Enough Foster, caught fire at 9 33 p. m. Sunday. J and the rear porch uid pari ot the house wss charred. Firemen said the probable cause was a cig arette thrown In a trash can. Mrs. Foster was not at home at the time. The heat and smoke killed a canary bird in the house. Aw IB Also Sunday evening, at about i politicians, perhaps under the in 8:30. firemen put out a small fire j fluence ot some communist ele in a trash can in the alley at the ' menu, do not like the color of rear of the Reliable Cleaners on Franco s nose and decide to veto Main street. No dsmsge wss done, i the admission ot the Htssnish na- v.-i . . mln mntusllv hlnful sill. corner in uie as w snoruy alter midnight Saturday, the drparUnent extinguished a fire which was burn- , ing in oil around a motor at KUm- ! ath Ice and Storage company. I -.,i. a .i jtj u c , ic "ort ln 'he wiring in an uumobile parked in the 700 block on " " 75,tnf """" The cmr " ned by Joe Fury. Driver Nailed On . Drunk Count TULKLAKE. July 19 URoy Stanford. 33. fsrm worker, appeared before Police Judge Victoria Thaler at 10 a. m. today to answer to i charge of drunken driving. SLan ford is alleged to have driven into a potato cellar owned by Horn and Brown In the rear of Earl s Market ! Judge Thaler la withholding de- cision on his case until she con- fers with his employer, Jack Mace. later today. Child Killed In Car Accident TACOMA, July 18 'Pi An 18 month-old child was killed and five members of her familv lnmrl in - two-car collision on the Des Moines- Seattle highway last night Little Margaret Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wright of Tacoma. died several hours after the accident. Her parents, two sisters and a brother were hospitalised with In juries following the crash. The second car Involved ln the accident was driven by Charles T. Hoard of Klamath Falls, Ore. WONDERS A Wtnt Ad ln t Kw York pafpr 4Mttr.f i Ulfclri ardiTial for u kKCMltto docum?fi. try film brought W0 replies, Or cam from an irl::h outer who cotJ4 Bind "Red Rovtr," Anouir w.i from brown bear who could not onJytalit but rfadwiUi aironf RlACft. Thr imall-bul-mlRhty Wnl A4 li ih oldttl form of nwpapr advtrtutnj. ris. HIS. hM fsn. T II t t I fit tt & NEWS rhfine Rill They'll Do It Every Time VOU(?FOLCERSAyS04 TUP ajopp rtB RFAl rTICllL LflK-g uu-r-nP...Ratf77N J BAIUlNS AND FiSMINS WHERE ISIT?-My WlFS WAHTST0 6WA.AHD 1 VWNT1D CATCH A r-V"""ss. tV;i-4a(,i' Omission Of Spain In Pact Draws Blast WASHINGTON. July 18 uv-8en-ator Cain iR-Wash.) told the sen ate today he is supporting the Atlantic part but lie criticised Spsins omission from the alliance. Cain said he did not like a sec tion of the treaty which requires unanimous approval of the 13 sign ers belore any additional countries " " " alliance, ' Th V".0""! Z declared, for S.eden. Oreeve and ! l"'r'J " '"",K , t Contending that the mart uvea small countries like Lusembourg a I ,rark-)ut like In every sport veto. Cain said: I lriM r"u ,rn "lv be doing Much In the years to come, for In- ! stance, we may well need the friendship and military assistance of Spain. "Are we to be denied In tuns ot need the help of her million trained veterans of war against commu nists Just becsuse some European , - ' ' 1 nce? i nold 110 br'r' ,ur nlc" talnrahlp. but I submit that It was I neither necessary nor wise thus to UP 'he naiwis oi tne unnea 'Stales - Municipal Court Mmn H Mr Lain. vUtUlron at bmtt rule rtn 124 rumtivl Hanouo, drunk and dsewtWrlr. ft tJA tMil Harrr I- 9tn drunk m hall John W H n rv 1 1 . driving en wrtMig Ida pueil 11 tMII rimtr A Ptflaraoti. drunk M auta. IIO hail lwi K FtKrton. drunJi In aula. Paat 10 hail Dal Munaoti Clamana, ran ttnp tarn. Rntsrri K Thrtfrtptsofi. diaordarlr fOfV durl PfMt 1S bail Rrsata J ThomiMiMi. drunk a4 dka Ofdarlj'. Pnat X ball. JFNN1Nr;-rVrn a KUmalh Vallar hnwpiul. Klamath r-ilt. Ort , Jiilr 14. l!MU. in Mr and Mrs. Claronra Jonninga. ,LH4 SumiMn Una, a boy. Wtifht. pntjnrla 4't nunrtw. SPRINt.fR Horn at Ktamalh Vallay rvpitl Klamaih Palla. Or. July Id. i4a. U Mr. and Mr Caonard Kpringar, ai Navada, a girl. Walghl, pound ounre KHrGCn Vrn at Klamath Vallay rVwpllal. Klamaih rIU. (Ira. July la, IM8. to Mr and Mrs Rnbarl Kragar, Oraiarh, a bny. Waight, 7 pound 2' ounm KAAI Horn at Ktamath Vallay hna pilal, Klamaih falla. Ora . July l. IMti, in Mr and Mr Paul Saara. rmla 1 bn lax, a buy. Wright, a p"unrta 4'a ounraa. Mrt'AI-l, Horn at Klamaih Vally hrsapilal. Klamath Falla. Ura . July IT. IIHO. tn Mr. and Mr Paul MK'all, 1342 Johnann, a girl. Walght. pounda 1U ounraa Pit KICTT- Born at Klamath Vallay hnapltal. Klamaih Falla, Ora, July IS, 1MB, in Mr and Mra l-arry Pirkall. 2M7.1 Nadrllffa, a girl. Waight. pounda ounvaa. FUNERAL Axrt, Br no funarat aarviraa fur tha lata Aval Danaon whn paaaad away In Ihta city on Wadnilay. July 1.1. in4. following an axtandad lllnaaa wara hald on M 'so day. July IB. luaa, at 1 1 am, with rnm mitmant aarvlraa and Inlermant fnllnw Ing at Kno ramtry Arranarranla -rr under tha dlrartlnn of I'ta Rarl tAhlllnrk funaral homa. I'lnwer Shop nm i; i. (At Greenhouiet! 3814 H. Rth I'lions 8IU fm Drlitrrr llnwrri h Hire Funeral Orslsns Our Kprrlally IO llillllll C . H.1r .LOmpTU colls onagon oucin v Jl i.- HICCUP LAKE IS THREE SWALLOWS AND 5HC BE r, n r inr 'i: , : THE D(?y SPELL KINCW WISED OL' 1w6 TKOUT NED WITH US 1P.IS ' AiSO AND SURRENDERED YEA!?-.ER.WHy IN A BODy TO PON"T YOU TmkE HIKE Of? PLAY i ciriec nupo iu CROQUET? HOW ABOUT SOME IWEONLVacoD CHECKERS f THINS HERe IS THE FIRST TRAIN OUT.. 7hx it tr QL J- Snyder Warns Tracksters Whitfield 'Just Learning NKW YORK NKAi Here's n "Whltdrld U a fine, strong run- sad outlook for trackmen who must run against Mai Whitfield within i deuce he will become more relax the next year or so. ed. and be able to give even bet- Larry Snyder says the Olympic j ter performances thsn he did la chsmpion Is only now reaching nis the 1948 Olympics." Peak. j Whitfield estsbluhed a new Syuder. Ohio Stale roach and Olympic record of 1 49 3 In the one-time world champion hurdler, Boo-meter run. He also anchored talked of Whitfield before board-1 the American 1600-meter relay lug a plane for Lisbon with a 10- team to the Olympic title, man team, the vanguard of a 54-1 And here s more bad news for man squad which will tour Kuroie Ohio Htate track rivals. Whitfield this summer. : still has another year of eligibil- 'Mat u still learning to run." ity. He wont complete his rollrgi said Coach Snyder, who perhaps ale career until June. 1950 knows (he Loa Angeles Negro bel-I Ohio Slates animated streak of ler than any other Individual, lightning is 33. He mstrirulated at 1 'There are certain Utile things in things as when and how to make your move. Niblicks For Cash SPOKANE. July II iJi Marvin Budi Ward of Spokane, twice na tional amateur golf champion, is plaving for cash from here on out. Ward announced today he flas accepted a )ob as professional at the Meadowlark Country club at Great Falls. Mont. The one-time Walker Cup plaver said his contract with t th a M nn tana club will allow him to j j matt ih lour f pmfrMinnai tour namrnu for at Irani two mo n I hi , rarh wintfr. III ba playing for tha rash now. I InMrad for tha Uophlea.' Ward I id Ha rwrntly look ih mid hardware that gora with tha Wah- I truxton atat amalrur champloruhlp ana in Montana open lit lr. Ward won the national amateur ! rhampioiiAhip at Chicago In 19:9 t and renealed at Omaha. Nh in I ltMI. He caplured the wetern am- 1 aletir crown In IM0. 1M1 and 1M7 I He plaved mih the American Walker Cup teama In 19U and i jM7 I In taking tha profrionala poat at Great ralln. Ward reaign. .erreiary of the Bpokane athletic .-ui- ii- ' i of the club of .port fnthuti.-t, for nearly 10 years. Big Joe Ousted 8AI.F.M. Ore., July 18 t1Tg Joe Kossl, No. I catcher for the flpokane Indiana, has brrn susenrt ed liKlrflnltrly my Manager Jim Brlllhrart. Brlllhrart gave as the rrason for the suspension "Indifferent plaving and violation of training rules." Brlllheart said he had fined Rossi l.'.O Rossi did not accompany the In diana here, but was sent bark to Spokane at the end of the Yakima series Thursday night. Recently acquired Ed Nulty Is avsllsble to help out Jack Parks, the Indians' No. 2 receiver. Enough Iron ore hss been taken from the Lake Buperlor district to fill an ore train long enouiih to en circle the earth nine times. FUNNY l. i Wit. I - - -&-s vi...ia8t -.yJSIsr"' s.n -f.'i vi.J'ir gilsaai'ss I htX-roddt. By Jimmy Hatlo f?i6Hf... THE auy WHO WROTE THAT TRAVEL rOLOtH 0U6HTTOBE iENTENCED L flAVE UP VEAW THAT PiSH 4Kin iujwf urn ETTINfi A LOOK" AT NATU&E'S HATDPAL BEAUTV SPOT- THANXTO CHARLES R STEirJE, -35 e eARR soN sr., BeTHtEHM,PA. ' tier, but as he gains more couft the Hurkeye schn.il in 19441 while an army seignaul stationed at lnckbourna army air base, just south of Columbus. I The slender Whitfield rsrrlea 170 ; pounds on his stx-foot-one-lnrh frsme. He Is famous for a long, eight-foot stride which he gradu ally lengthens aa he swings Into the home stretch. While his O I y m p I e Oamea achievements highlight his track the aoo. meter NCAA. National AAU outdoor and 400-meter West rrn Conference ehampionshlpa III 1948. Recently In Fresno he took the National AAU 800-meter eon test in 1 50 8. Snyder's group was to eompef e tn Its first meet In Lisbon. July 8-9. The program calls for a group of American athletes to compete I against stars of the firandlnavian Icounlrlrs in Oslo. July 17-n-M. Mai Whittled, of cmae, VIII be member of both squalls. Poncho Wins Second Clay Court Crown j CHICAOO. July II (ATy-Ifi up ( Trd t fount Panch t Onaaie. hi me-uppanc on lh ! rutlonal U-nnu arena, (ronzalei yeaterday captured hit "r1t,nd national clay court ! utlt ? ,un ln- rUoni1. i h'm Piph. won at Pomt HlUa M ! year in Bchroeder absence. ! L! W" noi "han(l1 fof iiiv wrrs-icjiis cisj piun mm as River forest Tennis club which end ed with Oonxalcs' four-set victory over Frankie Parker, 8-1, 1-8. 8-8, -. The frminine clay court champion also rejiealed as Magda Rursc of Los Angeles, former Romsnlsn chsmpmn, wilted down Beverly Bskrr of Santa Monies, Calif., 1-8, -T. 8-1. In the only doubles competition, top-seeded Vic Brixss of Phils delphia and Bam Match ot Loa An geles won tha mens title, outlssiing Oonxalcs and Hugh Stewart of Pas adena. Calif., 8-4. 1-8. 8-7, 8-8, (-7. Repeaters NEW YORK. P-Although nn son of Hsmbletonlsn winner ever hss won the Kentucky Derby of har ness raring, one daughter of a win I ner. 8hlrlry Hanover out of Han over's Beriha, has done It. LVI j Miller, who trains for W. N. Rey. nolds. hnes to have the second one this year In Rapiilan. a dsunhter of Mary Reynolds, winner of the 1P33 ' Hambletonlan. BUSINESS . -r,'.'A7-T'-is. ' i , i i f, : v 1 0U6HTTOBE -l Bwrkirr tiO m mm i mm Tirir ii AT N ! mawtrlf