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THURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KUAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THIRTEEN
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MARKETS and FINANCIAL
STOCK AVERAGES
Oenplleg r The AMorlsted frM
August II
Mind. It Rail! IS I III. M Klora
N Chang U 1 l J umh. I) 1
Thursday til J 401 Ml
Previous day ...) S4 I 401 M.I
Week ago IV I JJ7 401 13 4
Month MO M 0 3J J 31 3 "I
Year H) -....810 43 4 40 0 11.4
ALL GRAINS FALL BACK TODAY
CHICAGO, Aug. II Ofi-All grains fell bark nn th board of trad
today with i-iirn Milling th par on tin downturn. Weakest contrail
waa the rlrptrinbrr yrlluw cereal delivery, whlrh frll around 2 cent at
limes and shuwed little rally power.
Helling In corn followed news of wldepreed, heavy rains over much
of Inwa and Illinois overnight and this morning.
Wheat cloned S-S lower, Heptelnber l3 03S-'. com Was S-1S
lower, Beplemlier IU3V,.'.,, oata were -S lower. September 4-v
rye waa a to 3 lower. Heptemlier IMl'i, aoybeaiu were S to 1 cenu
lower. November 13 38 7 37, and lard 10 to 30 cent a hundred
pounds lower, Heptember 13 S3.
Wheal
en
Hepl.
Dec. ..
March
May .
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J07S-'
30S
J30V9 04
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Preee
August II
II Malls Itlnd. II I'lll. 10 1 or. III.. Vld.
Net chang A J unch. unch unch. 1 I
Thursday III 103 4 KU I 70 3 1113
Previous day oi 103 4 in I 70 3 111 4
Week ago 10 1 103 3 10.1 70 1 1101
Month ago 19 3 103 3 10.1 J ml no 3
Year ago 111 100 1 Ml til 107
Selling Puts
Stocks Down
NEW YORK. Aug. 11 (l - Light I """ -0 " 23 00-33 JS: 370
but persistent selling pushed th ' 300 lb 123 00-33 71: load chotc 305
lock mrkt down today by free- I " n1 cnolt "s " I31 M:
lions to around a notnt with some ! I00"1 lM-ISO lb. light
Issue falling more than 3 Dolnt. i
Tti volume of trading contract
ed to around 1.000 two for the enure
day. th lowest of th week.
Pressure waa most sever against
I few selected Issues.
U. 8. Rubber waa off more than
I point at on time at new low
for the year after th quarterly
dividend waa cut.
U. 8 Gypsum uff,red maxi
mum fall of I pant before re
covering (lightly.
American Woolen had an out
aid loaa of I traced to t plunge in
amines.
Lower wen Southern Pacific. U. 8.
teal. Bethlehem. Ooodrlrh. Ameri
can Smelting, Montgomery wrd
International Nickel. Lockheed.
Dow Chemical Low and Philco.
American Can (3
Am Power At Lt 13
Aa Tel Tel 1,,-,
Anaconda . . 30
Bend! Aviation jo,
Beth Steel ., , trs
'Ing Airplane
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Calif Packing
Canadian Pactfla
Cm J I
Caterpillar ..
Chrysler
Comwlth A Sou
Cons Vultee
Continental Can
Crown Zellerbach
Curtis Wright
Dougla Aircraft
DuPont d Nem
Oeneral Electrlo
General Pood
Oeneral Motor ,
Ooodyear Tlr
Inl Harvester
Inl Paper
Kennecott
Llbby MrN At L
Long Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvtnator
Nat Dairy .
N Y Central
Northern Pacific
Pac Am Pish
Pae Claa i Elec
Pae Tl At Tel
Penney J C
Radio Corp ,
Rayonler
Reynolds Metal
Richfield
Safeway Store
Sear Roebuck .
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Cal
Btudebaker Corp
Trans-Amerlra ., ....
US
Union Oil Cal 31
Union Parlfie 13 '
United Airline I3H
J 8 Steel 33
Warner Bro Pie 10 '4
Woolworth 41 '4
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Aug. 11 ) Cash
grain: oata No. 1. 31-lb whit MOO.
Barley No. 3. 45-lb. B.W. 4100.
Cash wheat ibid): soft whit lot;
aoft whit (excluding Rex) 101;
whit club I N.
Hrd red winter: ordinary 109;
10 per cent 3 00; II per cent 10P;
1 per cent 1.14.
Today' csr receipt: wheat M,
barley 4: flour I; corn 7;. oat 7;
mlllfeed I.
POTATOES
CHICAOO, Aug. 11 (AP-tTSDA)
Potato: arrival 131, on track 3S3;
total U.S. (hlpmenl 137; itippllei
moderate; demand slow; market
dull and slightly weaker on whit,
about etesdy best reds; Idaho-Ore-gon
Bllsa Triumphs 13.20, long
White 13 46-70; Nebraska Red
Warbas 13.10; Washington 13.50-76.
Changeable Breeae
Breeaea at th teashnr rhng
direction twlc dally. During th
day, they flow toward the shore; in
th ivenlng. they flow out to sea.
Salon Mnnngpr
wlla glrsel sales sSlllle aa HIM
lavetlssent. If yea eesllfr, w will
sw ye aasa makle Ills
assalh with esetattv lasstsllsa frsn.
ehlse. Ws esa trsla yea. Writs
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CHICAOO, Aug. 11 (AP-U8DA)
Salable hna 100: slow, steady to 25
cents lower; decline on butchers
under 320 lb and on sows under 3M
lb : top la SO; bulk good and
J1 n- "od ' '""' "
under 3" lb 111 00-20 60; few
choice under 300 lb. a high a
31 26 : 376-400 lb. 1:100-1100: 400
460 lb. 117.-1136: 476-660 lb. 115 00
1175: few head heavier sow a low
as 114 00.
Salable rattle 4500: salable calve
400: slow except for dciiendablt
trade on chotc steers; steers, heif
ers and cows ateady to fully 36
cent lower: bulls mostly ateady:
vealera steady to weak: top 12176
for two loads high-chole 120 lb.
steers: most choice 1000-1260 lb.
steers 127 50-21 50; medium to high
good steer 123 00-37 00; common
down to III 00: good to low-cholc
heifer 635 JS-37 00; few good cow
117.50-1100; common and medium
cows 114 60-17 35; ranners and cut
ters 11100-14 35: medium and good
aausage bull 11150-3100; common
to rhoic vealera 131 00-37 00; stnrk
rattle scarce, strong; load good 150
lb western yearling feeding sleeri
31.50.
Salable sheep 1000: native slaugh
ter lam be ateady to 60 cent lower;
extreme top 123.76: practical top
late 123 00; we weak, mostly M M
down.
PORTLAND. Aug. 11 (AP-U8DA1
Cattle salable 360: calve 100: mar
ket again alow following Wednes
days acme close; mostly steady to
weak with some bids lower; few
common-medium beef steer 18 00
31 60; light cutter dairy-type steer
13 00- 14 00; cutter -common dairy
type heifera 10 00 - 13 60; canner
cutter cows 150-1100; few beef-type
cutter up to 1150; sheila down to
.00 and below; few common-medium
beef cowa 13 00-13 50; common
medium ssusage bull 14 00-1150;
odd good bulls up to 1150; good
choir vealera show and weak at
mostly 32 00-33 00: few 33 50: common-medium
gradea dreggy; tew
sales 1150-1100; culls down to loo.
Hogs salable 160: market rather
alow: about steady; good-rholc ISO-
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Basin Rabbit
Breeders Form
Association
Th Klamath Bull) Rabbit
Hreeriers association waa formed
last night at an organlaatlonal
meeting at the Standard reed and
Implement company, William Beld
Ing announced.
Thla marka the llrt time Hint
tU'-h an BMMirlation has existed here.
Temporary officers were named
last night with an election of regular
officer acheduled for aom later
date.
Temporary officer! ar Kugene
IlriHika, president; Uav Hedrlck.
vice prealdent: Mn. 8 M. Maiweil,
treasurer; and Mr. Ilcrtha Lund,
secretary. '
Ai aoon lultabl quarter are
available th association plan to
hold regular meetlnga. Member will
be informed by mall a to th time
nd place.
Interested parties who were unable
to attend last night's meeting are
urged to contact Brook at Hhady
Pine, or writ PO bog 324 for
further detail.
Merrill TAC
Names Officers
MKftRILL, Aug. II Clyde Ham
mond, director of the Merrill Teen
Ag club, hss announced that then
will be no more meetlnga of th
club until September 7.
New officers have been elected
aa follows. Ellis Wilson, president;
Leeta Ha Butler, vie president;
Kathleen O'Keefe, secretary; Eve
lyn Petrlk. treasurer: Uarlen Tur
ner and Dick Barry ar In charge of
social activities, and Merle and
Wesley Ituklna ar sergeanta-at-arma.
PO Floors To
Be Worked Over
Workmen ar busy this week
sanding portion of th floor In the
workroom at th post office. The
entire floor In th room will be
sanded before the end of summer.
Plana have also been mad for th
re-laying of the floor In the finance
room aoon.
330 lb. 35 00: 150-3U lb. 33 00; 175
lbs. 34 00: lighter weight mostly
33 00; odd good 405-430 lb. sons
strong at 1150-17 00; feeder pigs
care; good-cholc lightweight
salabl 34 50-15 50.
Sheep salabl 300: market alow;
few aale ateady. but demand very
narrow for lower grades; few lot
mostly choice to-M lb. spring lamb
31.00: good-cholc U lbs. 30 00: few
medium-good 1100-1100; light cull
spring lambs downward to 10 00;
common yearlings 13 00; good 100
lb. 17 00: ewe scarce: common
medium salable ateady at 100-5 00:
good ewea In narrow demand quoted
up to 100 and above.
SOUTH SAN KRANCIBCO. Aug.
11 AP-L'SDA Cattle salable 50:
calve 10: supply include couple
loada steers: market slow, steady on
few scattered aalea: I lot medium
around 1750 lb. feeder steers 1100;
good young cow 1100; cutter bull
14 00- 16 00: Wednesday load low
medium graaa steers 31 00; several
loads medium-good under 1000 lb.
feeder steers 1150-30 50: common
medium feeder heifera 1100-17.50.
Hogs salable 4O0 ; market active,
steady: good-cholc IN -340 lb.
butchers 35.75; odd head good light
soma 1150.
Sheep salable 100: no early aalea;
Wednesday market slow with price
fully 50 cents-100 lower; 1 lot
good-cholc sorted lambs 32 00;
load and half good-cholc shorn
lambs 31 50; medium and good shorn
lambs 21.25: deck medium lambs
20 00; common 50-11 lb. feeder
14 50-15 50; few ewe sold steady.
For a few pennies per word you
can advertise to thousand through
a Want Adt Phone 1111.
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PEARSON Born at Klamath
Valley hospiul. Klamath Palls, Ore.,
August 6, 1I4II. 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrenr Pearson. Ill E. Main, a
boy. Weight: I pounds 9 ounces.
MORGAN Born at Klamath Val
ley hospiul, KJamath Kails. Ore.
August 10. 1148. to Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Morgan. 4421 Biabee, a
girl. Weight- 6 pounda t ounces.
BTAPLiTON Born at Klamath
Valley hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore,
August II. 1141. 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Stapleton. 406 Martin, a boy.
Weight: pounds 14 ounce.
Vet- Reunited With
Husky Again
BEATTLE. Aug. 11 Oft Seaman
Sam Maxaey ha hi Alaskan dog
bark again today.
Maasey la th 31-year-old Brook
lyn! t who scaled a roof and a
fence to get hi half-husky, half
colh pooch out of the city pound
early yesterday only to land tn th
brig himself.
Maasey aaid he had raised the
dog from a pup at Adak, In th
Aleutians, and wanted It with him
on hi 60-dy leave.
Ray H. Hlnea. director of th
pound, said Maaaey retrieved his
pet today by eulogizing for his
Invasion of th pens, paling It
board bill and buying collar and
license.
Masaey told Hlnea there waa only
one remaining hurdle to hi depart
ure for good of Brooklyn: He had
an appointment with his command
ing officer to talk over th whol
escapade.
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Municipal Court
Gladys Kirk, drunk. Pin 1S or
7S day.
Prank McEnemy, drunk. Forfeit
110 bail.
Claire Barleen, disorderly conduct
Post 116 bail.
Floyd J. Barrett, disorderly eon.
duct. Post 115 bail.
Agnes Malvlna Nelson, failure to
yield right of way. Pin 15.
Pel Cortex, violation of basic
rule. Pine 115.
Aroo Clarence Reed, drunk and
disorderly. Forfeit 125 b
Mr. Anne Reed, drunk and dis
orderly. Forfeit 125 balL
Ruth Anna Palmer, no operator'
license. Recogged.
Edward W'aiunan Cart, failure to
yield right of way. Recogged.
Edward Thomaa Tate, U-turn.
Recogged.
Kathryn F. DrUcoll. ran atop sign.
roneit A bail.
Came Shimmln. ran red light.
roneit 15 bau.
Dan Weeks, possession of liquor.
roreiu (23 ball.
Bottom Of List
NEW YORK. Aug. 11 UP) The
3.500.000 anti-trust suits of Max
Lanier and Fred Martin against or
ganised baseball wer placed at th
foot of th November calendar by
Federal Judg William Bondy yes
terday. Big Bargain
Th entire town 01 Burnhaven.
Scotland, with 13 building and the
land on which they stand, waa ot
tered for sale in 1831 for only 13000.
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" ROUNDUP
-"ly Hugh Fulktrton
By WILL GstlMNLEY
I fee Hugh ratlertoa Jr.)
NEW YORK. Aug. II UPV-From
th looks of things you'd expect
Uncle Sam to be worried about his
tnnl-plylng nephews. Our Inter
national white pant brigade la be
ginning to show fray around th
edge.
The country' best amataur. Ted
Schrneder, Indicate he'll quit chas
ing the pellet after this year to
tend his west coast refrigeration
business.
Oardnar Mulloy Is 14. Frank Par
ker la 33. Billy Talbert 1 10. These
principal defendera of the Davis
cup ar "old men" as lob and
drop-ahot special 1st go.
Th national champion. 11-year-
old Richard (Pane ho) Oonzales, ha
be- something short of ball-of-flre
since he surprised by wading
through the field a year ago at
Forest Hills.
But don't worry about the Davis
cup getting away anytime aoon.
comfort Alrtch Man, non-playing
captain of the UA team.
"We would miss Schroeder. natu
rally, or any of the other old re
liable." Man said, "but our ten
nis future I far from bleak.
"Oonzales hs everything but
temperament. He 1 Inclined to re
lax at the wrong moment. When
he outgrows this he should be one
of the greatest player this coun
try has ever had.
"We have a lot of other fine look
ing youngster. There Art Lar
sen of Ban Francisco. He's put up
strong fight recently agalmt Oon
sales and Mulloy. Looks like a real
comer.
"We're also ccmtlng heavily on
Vic Selxaa and Herb Flam, who
are In our first ten. to come
through. In the still younger crop
we have Oil Bogley, the Junior
champion from Chevy Chase, Md
and Tony Trabert of Cincinnati.
"These ar future cup material,
so you see our asaembly line hasn't
been Idle.
While reporting th TJ. 8. wont
lack for talent, M an did not under
estimate the oppotf '-m. "Australia
and South Africa going to be
particularly tough me next few
year," he predicted.
Ed Danferth, Atlanta, Journal:
"Clark Onffith, 71-year-old owner
of the Washington Senators, say
his farm system will have th sena
tor In the pennant race by 1151.
Sounds like these ncurrtng threats
from the republicans to turn th
rascal out."
Cleveland File Lou Boudreau Is
booming Casey Stengel of the Yan
kee for "manager of th year"
. . . . Jaroalav Drobny. the Csech
without a country, has written ten
nis friends he will arrive here Aug
ust lil. . . Frank Shaughneasy.
prealdent of the International
league, explains the success of
Jackie Robinson. Larry Doby and
other Negro stars m baseball this
way: They recognise the challenge
and are trying a bit harder than
the rest. . . . Gambling on base
ball has reached such proportions
that now th diamond addict de
mands more, than the names and
t'lowrr Shop
inuvE i.
(At Greenhouses)
Mil S. th Fbesw IIM
Free Delivery Flewer by VTkre 1
Fsmeral Destgvs Oar Specialty
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HEAP BIG INJUN-Four-yeor-
old Alvin "Ompow" Roy, com
plete with sour expression ond
wor point, puts the finishing
touches on on ice cream bor
of the Indian village exhibi
tion at the Chicago Railroad
fair. Alvin is hot, tired of vis
itors staring at him and be
sides, the ice ereom man won't
be around again for quite a
while.
TAKINO OVEK
TOKYO. Aug. 11 0P Vice Adra.
Charles T. Joy I expected In Japan
late this month to take over com
mand of U. 8. naval forces tn the
Far East.
Admiral Joy win succeed Vice
Adm. Russell 8. Berkey. who will
assume command of the seventh
fleet In th Manila-8ublc Bay
numbers of his players. He wants
past performance, probable odds,
selections. tc. just like the fol
lower of the horses. . . . There
hsve even been stabs at dally base
ball dope sheets In metropolitan
are. .
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American Legion
Teams Scuffle
PORTLAND. Aug. 11 AmtrU
can Legion Junior baseball cham
pion from four state and Hawaii
converge on Portland today tor to
morrow' opening of th regional
diamond meet.
The title winner Includ Bre
merton. Wash.; Lcwlston. Idaho;
Butte, Mont; HllUboro, Ore, and
Walpahu, T. H.
Th winner at Portland will enteg
the western region meet at Yaklm
Jessie Totton
Smacks Homer
Three game of th girl' aoft.
ball league ar scheduled for to
night. At Merrill the VFW (quad takes
on th Teen-Agere, at Altamont
while Chlloquln play th Hashing
and at Roosevelt the Sparkle Play
th Patriot..
Tuesday night the Sparkle, with
Dorothy Rlggan pitching, defeated
Merrill VFW 11-3. Jeasl Tottoo.
homered for the winner. On Sun
day a previous tie game between
the Sparkle and VFW will be
played off.
German Girl
Arrives In US
PORTLAND, Aug. 11 VP) An
eight-year-old met her Oerman
born mother here yesterday after
two year separation with "Mommle,
don't speak Oerman I"
Mrs. Russel Sturgis. married to
an Oregon serviceman whll b ws
stationed In Oermany, came to the
V. S. hurriedly when the army had
plane seat for her before she
could get her daughter out of th
Russian gone. The youngster has
been learning to speak English In a
New York school the past winter
and then flew here to be reunited
with the mother and (tepfather.
World's Record
CHICAOO. Aug. 11 UP) sty.
Colonel (IS 0 clipped two-flfths of
second from the world record for
even furlongs yesterday, being
timed tn 1:212 5 aa he captured
Washington Park's Sheridan handi
cap for three-year-olds.
As much as 10 tons of lest la
required for a single railroad re
frigerator car on a coast to coast
trip.
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