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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, AUC. 31,1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACI ELEViN MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Ceaapllaal ky Th. Assorts led frees August II Mind. I Halls IS till. IIHIuce Net rhange I 1 A.I unrli. U t Wednesday toa aa 411 7 i-i 1 Previous dsy IK) 4 Vi I 4117 Kit Were; 111 ...... Ml 33 3 40 7 MO Month MO Ml Jill 40 J :i 4 Year ago Ml 410 M4 Stocks Fail To Move Up NEW YOIIK. Aug. II Uf) Th atuck market made a feeble at tempt to move ahead todajr but 111 try didn't let very far IJcmand highly selective. At th Mini bell, though, amaU lalna and lossee were thoroughly acram-bled. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 31 lT) Wheat: Cah wheat Iblrti: ayjft white tl 13; aoft white (No Rexi 12 13. Hard red win tar: ordinary 3I3'; 10 per cent 12 13; 11 per cent $2 14: 13 per cent 3 16. Hard whit llaart: 10 per cent 13 30: II per cent 13 23; 13 per cent 13.26. Today's car receipts: wheat 60; barley 16; (lour 3; corn 4; oata 2; mlllfeed 12. Wheat Shows New Strength rillC'AtlO. Aug. 31 W Wheat showed oni underlying strength on III board of trada tiHluy despite prospects ol large dellverlea of rali giRln on Heptember contract tomorrow. It waa estimated that around l.otKiono biuhrle would b tendered on then contract. Chief support for th bread cereal cam from an advance In Ilia govrrtiiurnt buying price for cah wheat and Indication of aom pick up In Hour buinea. Minneapolla wheat waa atronger than her. Family (lour pikes will be raised tomorrow, a condition which brought flour buying today. Wheat closed S-1S higher. Heptember U 00 -',. corn waa S lower In S higher, Heptember ll.2&'k-V oata wera unchanged lo hlghrr, Heptember OT-el's, ry waa IS-JS higher, Heptember 138,-'. euy. brum weie 1 in 4 reuta higher, November 3 34 '-'. and lard waa 10 to 2& cent a hundred pound higher. (September 112 13. Wheal- t)ien High l-ow Close Hcpl. IW'i 201 IW, 200',-'. lire 205'. 2 00'. 3 Ot . 201-2 00 March 2 09'. 3 07', 2 OH'. 2 07', May 301 2 02 2 00 . 2 03',-S July IMS 117', IH'i 117', Trading activity waa about on a , fOrtlQnd rOtatOr? nar with recent plodding aeaalon. Turnover hit a rate of about 700. 000 nharea for the full aeaalon, al though Una figure waa aomewhat deceptive becauae It Included one Mi.ooo-ahare block of Common wealth and Southern and aeveral block, of around 10,000 aharea of United Corp. American Can . M Am Power Lt 13'4 Am Tel it Tel 143', Anaconda - 7t llendix Aviation 2 lleth Steel - M'i Hoeing Airplane II Canadian Pacific ... Cane J I Caterpillar Chrysler Cnmwlth At Sou . Cona Vultee Continental Can Crown ?.ellerbaeh Curtiu Wright Uouglaa Aircraft 13 . 31 . S3'i . u . I' . ios . 33 26 . 7'. . M' BOND AVERAGES . Compiled by The Associated freae Augual 31 II Kalla II Ind. II t ill. II Fee. II L. Vld Net i hanse unch. uuch. l I A3 A.I Wednesday 112 102 V 104 0 70 1114 I'revloua day 11 3 102 104 I 70 1 III) Wek ago 111 inja 70 ill Monti) ago K) 1 1024 I0J5 700 1101 Year ago 110 101 0 19 1 63 5 106 0 LIVESTOCK KOl'Tll HAN WRANC1HCO. Aug 31 iAP-UHIMi Halable rattle Ml. calves 50: market alow, mostly ft'eady but only arattered aalea; 1 lot medium 1191 -lb. alaughter steers I -'3 SO. small lot high me dium hnlrrs 13:100; ranner-culu-r cow, mmtly 110 00-13 00; shells be low 110 00; Tuesday all clae steady to weak eicept canner-cut. ter roa fully M cents--no lower; rouple high medium 1022 lb. steers ) oo, bulk medium aleera 121 no. 3on. ranner-rutter cowa 11000 U00; calvea alow and mostly aieady; few medium alaughter calvea 130 00; common 117 00. Salable hnea M; fairly active, butcher steady; good aowa acarre; gmd-cholce 1M-240 lb. butcher 24 39 Halable sheen 1300: no earlv aalea; Tueaday ateady; deck good rholre 6J lb. lamba I33&0; abort load good -choice 9 . lb. wooled lamha 122 90: load good-choice 64 lb. lamba 13259; ahort load good rhnlr g lb. wooled lamba 122 00; merlium-gnod 120 00 31 60; medium-good ewea I7S0-IJO; com mon 19 90. PORTt.AND, Aug 31 AP t'HDAl Halable cattle 310, calvea 60. market uneven, canner-cuttrr active, atrong, irutancra 25-90 cent higher than Monday; other classes moderately active, about ateady, ei. eept heavy calvea alow; 3 common medium grau ateera 116 00-22 90; a head tp good around 190 lb 4-H club ateera lata Tueaday 27 00 cutter dairy type aleera and heifera 111 00-1390: common-medium beef heifera I140O-U9O: canner-cuttcr row. mnatly 110 00-11 00: few 111 25-90: rommon-medlum beef ccwa moMly 112 00-13 50; odd head 1400; (ew good beef bulla 117 00 90; outer-good aauaage bulla 12 60 o 117 00: good-choice light vealer teady at 120 00-23 00: common medium grade alow at 11100-1100' heavy ralvea yery alow. Salable nogs 200, market active- "IL". ,Uon "nd l-wl-cholce 160-330 lb. Urgely t22- ,,w choir. 200 Iba. I3400: f lrne ,, medium gradea I23 00-24 D0: 240. 00 Iba. 121 00.22 39: food 325-500 lb anwa 616 25-11 25; feeder pig MM' ,"od'rho"'" "'able 622 00 Salabl alieep 300; market active. ! f,! ' , ' . 'trnn: " " fholre apring lamba 119 50-30 50; Includ mg I lot mnatly choice 95 lb. No a pelt lamb at 20 50; medium-good grade 117.00-18 00; common down lo lit 00 gud below: good yearllngi 117 00. good eea 15 50-6 00; culla to medium 13 00-6 00. CH1CAOO. Aug. 31 (AP-UHDA) Ratable hoga 7500; fairly active; molly 25 renla higher both butch er, and anwa; top 3I 75 for around three load choice 390 lb ; bulk good and choice Htn-370 lb. 12100 21 90: 170-190 lb. 19 75-21 00: 140 160 lb mnatly 111 00-19 35: few 260. S2t Iba. 20 00-2100: lot Un to 375 I lb down to !00; good and choice J aowa under 390 lb... 17 75-11 75: i few choice around 375 lb. to til 00; 1360-435 lb 16 90-17 75: 435-475 lb. 115 50-16 90: few 900-600 lb 114 00- 15 35; early clearance Ratable rattle II 000; aalable calvea 500: ateera grading average- j choice and better active. 35-75 centa higher; lower gradea uneven ly ateady lo 50 centa higher; heif- era ateady to fully 26 rent higher; ; cowa ateady; bulla ateady lo 50 centa lower; vealera atrong to 50 centa higher; top 1.1100 Un load choice to prime 1166 lb. aleera; aev eral high-choice loada 30 25-30 50: bulk high-good and choice fed teera 131 76-30 00: choice to prime 1613 lb. weight 129 00: bulk hlgh medtu mand good ateera 124 90 260. common to average-medium 17 00-24 00; load choice med yearling 139 00 but (36 25 the load lot top on heifera: good cowa (17 00 19 00; common and medium beef cowa 114 90-16 75; cannera and cut ter 112 25-14 75; medium and good aauaage bulla 16 00-20 29; vealera 27 50 down; atorkera and feedera fully ateady. Salable aheen 2000; native a'aughler lamb weak: extreme top 34 00; pracucal outaide 23 50: few yearling wether tended lower; alaughter ewea ateady at 66 50 down. Uuixiut de Nem 50 Oenerel Klectrtc 37 'i General Pooda 44S General Motor 11 Ooodyeer Tlr ..... 39 Int Harveter - - 26S tnt Paper - 53 Kennecolt 45'i I.lhby McN At L 7S Long Bell -A" Montgomery Ward Naah Kelvlnator . Nat Dairy N Y Central Northern Pacific . Pac Am Plh Pac Uaa At Elec .. Pac lei At Tel Penney J C .... Kadlo Corp Reynold Metal .. Richfield Hafeway Store Keara Roebuck (Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cat Ktudrbaker Corp Humhine Mining .. Trana-Amerlca, . .... Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airline U S Hteel Warner Rroa Pie Woolworlh 20 , 62 S 14 S3'. - 10" 14 S 13', - 33 6 50', ll'a 194 . 38 24S 41 31', 67', . 23'. . 9S . 10't 31 80 12S . 23', Potatoea: Or. Boardman dKtrlct White Roae No. la 12 75-90: No. a, 86-90; 60 lb. wah Netted Oema. No. la. 2 75-3 00; No. 2". 85-99c; Long Whltea No. la 100 lb. 2 50 2 65; No. 3 50 lb., 95c-I 00. I 111 ""rTa'-arfaaj UMe.,.,1 VALENTINE Born at Klamath Valley honpital, Klamath fall. Ore, Auguat 26. 1949, to Mr. and Mr. Gilbert Valentine, 1418 John eon. a girl. 'Wright: 6 pound 10', ouncea. De WITT Born at Klamath Va! ley hoaptlal. Klamath PalU. Ore., Augaat 30, 1949, to Mr. and Mra. Charlea DeWltt. 3206 Hummer, lane, a girl. Weight: 7 pound 11 ounces. HYATT Born at Klamath Val ley hoepltal, Klamath Palla. Ore, Auguat 30.' 1949. to Mr. and Mr. Harley Hyatt, box 413, Roaeburg, Ore, glrL Weight: 6 pound. PALMER Born at Klamath Val ley hoepltal. Klamath Fall. Ore, Auguat 31. 1949. to Mr. and Mra. William Palmer. 102 Lincoln. boy. Weight: pound 10 'i ounces. OUNTHER Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Palla, Ore, Auguat 31. 1949. to Mr. and Mra. John Ounther. 625 Grant, a girl. Weight: 1 pounds 1 ounce. McOAVIN-Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore, August 31. 1949, to Mr. and Mra. David McOavln. 2104 Gettle. a girl. Weight: 7 pound 16 ouncea. The state of Maine la 320 mllea! g. 2iu miles wide at It widest Part, and ha a total area of 33 040 square mllea. Winlred f. Clegnoru and John C. Cleghorn va. the estate of Oua Mel haae, ault to quiet title of land. A. W. Schaupp, attorney for the plain tiff. Audree June Duell va. Ralph Mel. vln Duell, ull for dlvorre. plaintiff charge cruel and Inhuman treat ment. Couple married April I, 1930, In Rapid City, South-Dakota. Plain tiff wanta property aettlement, cus tody of four minor children, and alimony of 75 per month. U. 8. Balentlne, attorney for the plaintiff. Olln Odell Danley, failure to pro cure license plate. Fine 15.50. Charley Bpeegle Blake, no PUC permit. Pine 10. Carmen Mildred Ooddard. failure to procure operator's license. Fine 5 50. Ivan Raymond Haya, no warning device. Fine UM. riril Francis Black, failure to procure operator'a license. Fine 5 50. Robert William ekhroeder. Inade quate emergency brakea. Fin (5.50. Harold Ellsworth Briscoe, no op erator'a license. Fine t5.50. Robert Warren Hunt, failure to procure operator license. Fin 950. Sarah Elizabeth Helm, failure to procure operator'a license. Fine 5 50. Leonard Milton William, failure to procure operator'a license. Fine 5 50. Ernest Ralph Kohler. Improper muffler, rtne $5 90. France Lola Carr. Inadequate emergency brake. Fine 85.50. William Gordon Buck, void for eign license. Fine 85.50. Ray Swltaer. truck of excesalve height. Fine 5.50. Arthur Gordon Mllanl. truck of excessive height. Fine 15 50. Louis William West, failure to procure operator'a license. Fine 5 50. Raymond Wayne Hicks, combina tion overload. Fine 27. Everett E. Atkins, axle overload. Fine (10. Robert H. Brown, combination ov erload, fine 114 00 suspended. Tony Roy Coy. no PUC permit Pine (9 50. Elmer Mat Erley, truck of excee alv height. Fine 15 50. Joseph Stanley Vincent, drunk on public highway. Fin (15. OBITUARIES CHERYL JO WIGCINA Cheryl Jo William, the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra. H. O. Wlgglna of Chelsea addition, passed away at her late residence on Tues day, August 30, 1949 at 1:35 p. m. Baby Cheryl waa born In Klamalh Palla, and waa aged 3 months and 14 day at the time of her passing. Besides her parents she la survived by a brother, Michael Glynn Wig ging and the grandparents. Mr. and Mra. J. B. Wlgglna and Mrs. Oeorge Johnson. The remains were for warded to the A. J. Roae and Bon Funeral home. Portland, for final rites and Interment at a later date. Wards Klamath Funeral Home In charge of the arrangement. CAROLEE HKLEX GKEEX Carolee Helen Green, the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra. Cecil Oreen Jr, passed away In this city on Monday, August 29, 1949 at 11:15 p. m. Besides her parent she la survived by a sister, Bonnie Louise, and her grandparent, Mr. and Mra. Cecil Oreen Sr, of this city; a grandmother. Mrs. Agnes Gloy stein of La Jolla. Calif. Baby Caro le waa laid to rest In Klamath Memorial park on Wednesday, Au gust 31, 1949 at 11 a. m. Ward's Klamath Funeral Home In charge of the arrangements. Lokeview Duo Held On Robbery Charg RENO, Aug. 31 (JV-Two Oregon cowboy were held In Jail her to day on a charge of beating and rob bing a California man who gave them a lift In hla Jeep. The two were booked as Norman Bucher, 26, and Kenneth D. Biggs. 24. both Lakeview, Ore. Harry B. Warner, of Herlong. Calif, Identified the pa'r as men he picked up at Doyle, Calif, and drove to Reno. Warner charges that they beat and robbed him here and left him unconscious. Municipal Court Ted Bordeaux, drung. Fine, 8100 and 30 days suspended to leave town. Chris Weber, drunk. Fin 110 and 30 day. James V. Blshears, drunk. Plead not guilty. Glen Weeks, drunk. Sentence, 30 days. Evertnn Oeorge Reynolds, drunk. Fine. 110 or 6 days. Clifford Welch, recklesa driving. Fine. 150. Clifford Welch, no operator's li cense. Fine, 15. Sam R. Wilklns, crossing fir hose. Recogged. Ada Gilmore, crossing fire hose. Post 9 ball. Benny R. Phillips, crossing fire hose. Recogged. George Burshla, drunk. Fine, 10 and 3C days. Klamath Tax Meet Tonight, Henley School Farmers and businessmen from all communities In Klamath county will meet tonight at Henley high auditorium for a discussion of tax ation assessed valuations on farm land. The meeting has been called by , Assessor otla Metsker and la open to the public, starting at I o'clock. Metsker office I currently mak ing a reappraisal of all farm land In the county and expect to be able to work out a formula for apprais als after getting a cross-section of opinion on values In tonight! meeting. The Cha.n. a Moslem tribe of Indo-Chtna, anoint their bodies with human bile, believing it will make them Invulnerable, according: to th Encyclopedia Erl tannic. Potato Vine Beater rr Ford or Ferguaon Tractors 1 sag t a-w MscSlnts Thornton & Parr Equipment Ce. 5611 8e. 61b Phone 331 J i 3 so A. Atlas Yl Mill ll ih iij.j i"S..-. TT 1 ifalMlililitiiiiriaaa-.fcgrai IIMMaaHigtl An Inexpensive Want Ad today will mean ( I for you tomorrow I 5? KLPfT.PT 11 I r9u 'f fkf Oar 1 r.fMi '" T H Portland Eggs PORTLAND, Aug. 3 OTEggs (to wholesalers): A grade large 63 4 ; to 644 cent: A grade, medium, 59',-MSc; small 43 Sc; B grade, i large, 6S4-56S centa. POTATOES CHICAGO, Aug. 31 (AP-UBDAt Potatoes: arrivals 12. on track 337; total tl. B. shipments 533; supplies moderate: demand moderate: mar ket ateady; Idaho-Oregon Russet Burbank 63 90-4 00: Minnesota North Dakota Bllsa Triumphs 3 00, Red Warbaa 3.75-90; South Dakota Rllaa Triumphs 83 00; Washington Russet Hurbanka 3 75-90; Wis coram Bllsa Trtumpha 8340-3.00, Cobblers 6316-30. 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