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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, OCT. 7, 1749 HERALD ANO NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MCI THIRTEEN Stocks Down Early, Level NEW YOIIK, Or!. 7 IAt-Th Inrk market levelled off lata today flr (low early decline. Automobile issue niaita a sub stantial comeback, moat of llicin showing amali Ini. About tin bHt tint rnuld bt aald (or other g tnupa wa that losse war aharied, Turnovr a sulMUntlsl and at a tala of around I.JflOOflO aharra fur Ilia full day. Today'a setback, small though It was, Interrupted a four-day win nliik atrrak which lilted the general price Irvcl to a peak (ur tha year. Graham-Paige, popular yenter day. niovad up again, AImi up were Willys-Overland, tirneral Motors, Chry.ler, Htudrbuker, Packard, and Commonwealth KrtiMin. Allied chemical dropped around 3 point at ona time, Smaller de rllnra war pftd Inr Youiig.Uiwn Hl.ael, Uuodrlrh, lAwglas Alrrralt, Krnnaroll Copiiar, International Is Your House - h mi f a M r :w. iv -urn WPP W -a-" X Closeout Sale Heating Equipment VAPORIZING OIL BURNERS Wat $300 Q 65,000 ITU VIKING Forced Air $01A Furnace Utility Furnace XIV Wot $410 O 70000 HOFFMAN Forced Air $010 Furnace Utility or Basement W IU Wo 4 50,000 BTU CUSTOM AIRE $ jr jf Oil Circulotina Heator 0 PRESSURE TYPE OIL BURNERS Wai oo6 0 130,000 BTU VIKING Forced Air )PA Furnace Batement Console "f3 W Wot $525 O 120,000 BTU NORGI 'Voeuum Draft $lfA Forced Air Furnace Batement Console O W Wat $455 Q 70,000 BTU VIKING Forced Air C Furnace Batement or Utility WW' Wat $185 A CONVERSION OIL BURNER Nu-Way $f 0 C Solo Priced JL3 PAYNE GAS FANELAtR 50.000 BTU 275 AUU 10 down low monthly paymts. PADE and TITTLE SHEET METAL WORKS 231 Morket ' Phone 3616 faiirr, Standard Otl (NJl, end TS a Co. Aintrti .il Can 17 '4 Am Power it IX I2, Am Tal At Trl .Its Anaconda . 37's UrndU Aviation Jl hath HUel Ikieliig Airplane alii Calif Packing Cmildlati Pacific , I ' Case J 1 MVa Caterpillar , J2 Chrysler ... 54 Con Vultea JOS Continental Can 3b Ovarii SScllerbaih J7U CtirtMa Wright f Uuugla'. Aircraft tl 4 Otipmit da Neni M' General Electric 3T (leneral Foods 45 H (lenrral Motnra eft' Ooodyear Tire . D'i In I Harvester 31 Int Paper art KetUHNMtt 41'. Llbby MrN L ( l.l.g Hell "A'1 - M' Montgomery Ward 62 Nash Kelvinator 14 Nat Dairy , 34 't N Y Central M Northern Pacific IIS Pac Am Fish 13 'a Pac Oaa Klee .. 32 Pae Tel & Tel 100 Penney J C Mli Radio Corp 13. Hajronler 24 ' Rayonler Pfd 30 RrytuMi MeUla itlrhfleid - 39 Safeway Htorea 21 Beam Koeburk 42S Southern Pacific 44 HUnrtard Oil Cal M i Btudebaker Corp 2S Kumhme Mining 10' Trann-Amerlra 13 Union Oil Cal 4 1 Union Pacific 32 United Airline ... 13 V 8 Steel 24'. Warner Bro Pie ll' Woolworth W, MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES ( emptied by The Ataoelated Praia Ottuber 1 Mind, 1 J Kail. IS I til. MKiorlui Net change II 1 D 1 Unch. D I Prlday tit 36 -t Prarious day 4 0 M0 41 M Week ago 3& 35 3 414 6 Month at . a 33 J 413 4 Year ago - 2.4 44 4 403 J Grains Sink Under Pressure CHICAGO. Oct. 7 WV-Oralna aank under moderate ri editing pre. aura and s general lark of buying Interest on the board of trade today. Boybeana loat the moat, but even In thla pltthedecllnes were not large. Wheat cloned S-l'i lower, December I2.13H-'. corn S-H lower, December tl lH-i, oata were unchanged to lower. December 1, rye u (4-1 't lower, December 11.47, Soybeana were '-l lower. November $231 .-, and lard wai unchanged to ( cent a hundred pounda lower, October 111 2. WHEAT Dec. .. March May ., July ... Open 213 2 14', 12 High 314 3 08', 1.92 'i lOW 2.12". 2.13H 1IM lt'. Clone 13 2 08'. 161S Portland Potatoes PORTLAND. Oct. JPi Cull Wheat ibid): Bolt White and aoft white excluding Rex. white club, wentern red. hard red winter ordi nary and 10 per cent, all t2.lt. Today'a car receipt : Wheat U. barley 4. flour 4. rnillfeed t. Uaa the Want Ada for Wuick rteauiU! 3 No Matter Where You Live ... You Can Enjoy Tank Gas Service BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The Aaaaxtete4 Fraa October 7 ttRalto Itlnd. It I'M, HI or. HL. Vld. Net Chang A 1 A 1 A 1 Unch. A 1 Prlday tl 8 1027 104 1 70.9 Ilia Prevloua day tot 102a 1040 100 111.4 Week ago BO 7 102 104 1 S 111.S Month ago - tl.0 102.5 1043 103 111.7 Year ago to 101 1 luo.l 2 4 108 0 Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Oct. 7 IPi Cakh grain unquoted. raih htl fhtrfl anft .-htte 12 17 4; aoft white 'excluding Ren I t3.iT! White Club I2.17'; western ' red unquoted. Hard red winter: ordinary I2.17S: 10 per cent 217'; 11 per cent unquoted: 12 per cent un quoted. Hard white Baart: unquoted. Today' car receipt: wheat 52; barley IS: flour 3, corn 1: mill feed 10. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 7 (AP-USDA Salable cattle today 25; for week ItOO: medium grade laughter ateera 50 cents lower; good range cowt weak to M cent lower; rannera-cuttera 50 cent higher; good fed too lb. steer early 125 00; lew medium-low good 1059 lbs 124 40: bulk medium graaa steers 120 00-24 00; common-medium heif er (KOO-ltOO: few 12000: good young cows 15.7-1600; common medium 113 00-14.50: canners-cut-ters 1 10 50-12.50; medium-good sau sage bulls I17.M-19 00; medium good feeder ateera 119 00-20.00: good 543 lb. stock steers I21.00; calves for week 210; good calves fully steady; lower grades weak; load good 459 lb. range slaughter calves 124.00; common-medium 16 00-23.00. Salable hogs 50; butchers 35 cent lower; sows steady; good-choke 190-240 lbs. 120.00; good sows tl550: for week receipt 1790; butcher IIjOO lower: sow steady. Salable sheep 20; for week 5800, compared to last week's close fat lamb 11.00 higher: ewe steady; good-choice 87 -HO lb. lambs 23.(Xl; medium mostly 120 00-22.00; good yearlings tlB.00; medium-good ewe 17.50-9 00; good feeders $20.00. CHICAOO. Oct 1 rP.TiRni Salable hogs 5000: fairly active; general market steady to strong; closed active with pot IS cent higher late; sows steady; top $1850; oiost good and choice 230-280 lb. $1835-1850: 190-220 lb. $17.15-1825-170-190 lb. $1725.18.00: lighter weight scarce; good and choice sows under 400 lb. $1850-17.40: few $11.75; 425-500 lb. $1550-1650; heavier weight down to $1450 for 800 lb. averages; early clearance. Salable cattle 1000: salable calve 200; slaughter steers and heifers scarce, steady: cows slow, about steady at week s decline; bull Propane Tank far Rent NO NEED TO BUY UTILITYSERVICE California Pacific Utilitiet Company 1011 MoinPfcon7415 We're Your NEW B. F. GOODRICH DEALER FOR SALE $19.5 . sstJt $S934 mt OLDS 8DA.V 135 CHEVROLET SEDAN .. ltJI FORD SEDAN 1M FORD Vt SEDAN 1934 CHEVROl.rT PICKIP (Dew motor, new Ureal w , DUKE AUTO SALES . - . $23t ..$39S STAN . TtS lttt E. Main .w rk im Phone 542t weak; calves and vealeri l 00-3 00 lower; sever aj loads jood to low choic 1000-I32S lb. steer $3000 22.00; medium to low-good steers and heifers tit 40-28 00; bulk com mon to medium beef cow (13 50 16.50; canners and cutter $11.00 113 75; few light cesser dowo to $10.00: odd head good weighty sausage bull $1900: most bull cut ter to medium $1450-1800: medium to choice vealeri 122 00-27 00; two loads choice 640 lb Colorado year ling feeding ateera 20: load held at $26.00: toad choice $40 lb. feeding steer $2435. Balable sheep' 700; slaughter ismbs fully steady; top $2400 on choice Colorado; best native $2300; yearlings absent; bulk good nd choice native lamb (2250 to $2300: ewe unchanged, Karce t M 25-9 50: odd choice hsndwelght tots (10 00. PORTLAND. Oct. 7 AP-USDA1 Salable cattle today 100, calve 10; market slow, mostly cleanup trade at weak to slightly lower prices; steer scarce; few cutter-common 11550-18 00: cutter dairy-type heif er down to $1100; csnner -cutter cews predominating; largely $10 00 1150. For five dys: salable 3150: calves 7(0. Compared week ago. market uneven, steer ctesdy to SO cent lower; heifers mostly steady: eews strong to 50 cent higher but closed slow. Bull and calves steady; top !er active. Carlot top steer $2450 on 3 loads high medium, individual good teer 12$ 00; low to average medium grass steers (1S50-22A0; common $1800-18.00: medium-good stockera and feeder $1j00-1850; cutter dairy type steer and heifers $11 00 2.50. Common beef heifer $13 50 16,50: medium grades $1700-1900. few $20.00. Csr.ner-cuttcr cows bulked $1050-1150 daily: common medium beef cow $1250-1500: food young cows early $18.00-1650. Good bulk $17.00-1750. odd head $18 00; common-medium sausage bulls $1350-1650. Good vealer $2J-00-23 00: choice negligible: odd head $2400: common-medium calve and vealer $1250-1900: good 409 lb. calve $1100; 300-500 lb, $2000-22-50. Balable hog today 25: mostly nominal: odd head choice 200 lb. butchers steady at $2100; no full tet: week's too $2125; closing un dertone wesk. For five days: rat able 1600. For week market 75 cent lower. Good -choice 100-3S0 lbs $21.00-2125: late ton $2100; tat tvrje discounted 5 cent nd more; 260-300 lb, $1850-19 00. Good 350-500 lb. sows mostly $1600- 1700. Good-choice feeder pig $2000-2050: large tot long haul 0 90 lb. $2150. Salable sheep today none; nom inal: good-choice Ismbs salable $21.00-21-50: tower trade carrying weak undertone; food ewe amiable $600-650. For five day: salable 1785. Market strong to 50 cent above late last week. Good-choice slaughter Iambs dependable t 21O3-2150. extreme top $22.00; medium-good and mostly food grade .low at $18.50-20.00: good feeder .$11.00-18.00: food yetrlings $17.00. Good ewes $6.00-830; common down to $3.00. POTATOES CHICAGO. Oct. 7 AP-U6DA) Potatoes: arrivals 143. oa trade S55: total U. 8. shipment 845; supplies moderate: demand fair; market firm to slightly stronger far best stock, dull for other; Idaho Bliss i Triumph $35. standards $3O0, utilities $2.75-35: Washington Russet Burbenk $4.00: Wisconsin : Btis Triumph $2.15-3 00; Chippe , was $220, Pontiles $3.40-50. :: - f if ,' ' aw BIBLE STUDENT Blonde Leslye Banning (above), on 18-yeor-old Bible student who wants to become a Sunday school teacher, will spend con siderable time posing for sweeter end bofhing tuit pic tures jn the next few years. She signed a motion picture contract in Hollywood which requires her to pose for such publicity pictures -for the first five years. nun. Idwin t DriscoU, attorney for platsttff . Xdgar A. Sedal vs. Dorothy L Bedtl, suit for divorce. Couple Bisr rled November 17, 1934, Klamath Fall, Seats custody on minor child, property settlement. Harry D. Bolvtn, attorney for plaintiff, Dseraee Granted Jamea L. Chipman vs. Virginia May Chipman. William W. Baker vs. Van, Mae Baker. William H. Austin vs. Oeraldlne France Austin. Xno K. Bland vs. Bust Sell Bland. Mary A. Job vs. Hollls Job. Murtccipel Court Ernest W. Bryan, no operator B cense, violation of basic rule, $20. Michael Zupan, drunk, disorderly conduct. Post $2$ ball. Joseph C. jams, drunk, disorder ly conduct. Post $25 ball A. H. Sinclair, TJ-turn, at Intersec tion. $3. Jake Palmer, drunk, plead, not guilty Onfr Oonxalef, drunk, $)5 or T't day. Georf Thornton, 10 or t dcya. Hit-onrJ-Runner Nobbed by Priest CAMBRIDGE. Mast. Oct 7 BPi A Catholic priest brought about the rrest of an East Boston motorist he accused of driving sway a!tcr sideswiptog his car. It wa easy for the Her. Thomas J. Tiemev who gave erase sound mg the siren on hi car while calling police mtr two-way radio. The priest's ear was wen equip ped for such an emergency. You See. Father Tiemev Is .k - ----- - - for the Ctmbrtdge fire department. KIRK TO LONDON MOSCOW SW T tt a . , - o . o. nxn bas&sdor Alsn rt v-ivfe .v i Moscow tomorrow to attend a meet- iaf ister tfiis month in London of American envovs to Kaston bn. pe&s countries. i niftfFiAMn TPiirrr t W VIltiKiaTI 17 I IIWVII SALES AND SERVICE. Inc. llth and Klamath Phort 7155 PASSENGER CAR, TRUCK AND FARM TIRES, AND RECAPPING Icortomy Tin DEFIANCE low-Prlctd Extro Cushion SILVERTOWN Iwlttt Kitting -A I -V ' I m W -w w VMfk t V HVH I iXX'i w 1 1 T.i rv&'. nil v it I f Prtmlum Ouolity , ( i SILVERTOWN N?i Moitfopoior k?.,y L Zi SIIVERTOWM V1 You'll Get MORE FOR YOUR Tire Dollars at This New Sign of Service Now ,,,i rn serve your tire needs belter than ever be fore! In our new line of famoua ft. F. Goodrich tire you'll find more value ... more real driving pleasure . . . more and belter . mile far , your money. So ttop In and tee ui , , . today If possible. We're nslous to get you started as a ruitomer ... and well go plenty far to make you top dollar deal on new set of B. F. Goodrich Hllvertown , , , the Urea that outwear prewar Y'ea. LOOK! UK HAVE A ft. F. GOODRICH SILVERTOWN TO FIT VOl'R DRIVING NEEDS. Take your pick from the lineup of B. F. Goodrich gtlvertown . , . Hie tire that give you MORE for your money , , , MORE mileage, MORE comfort, MOKE safety, MORE dollar for dollar value. B. F. GOODRICH-First in Rubber 3 WEST-HITCHCOCK CORP. C ff Clnmunnnq FIRST SHOWING ON DISPLAY TODAY - Sm THEY'RE BUILT BETTER! THEY LOOK BETTER! MODELS FOR EVERY NEED! Geared to the Klamath Basin 7th and Commercial hone 7771 ROSE Born st Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Fail. Or. Oc tober , imp, to Ur. and Mrs. a. ' wood Rose, 322 Shasta way, a boy. Weight; 7 pound 10 ounce. SAILOR Born at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamath Fall, Ore, October 7, 14, to Mr. and Mr. John Sailor, 3235 Union, a ftrL Weight: 7 pound 2i ounce. HALL Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Fails. On, Oc tober 7, l4t, to Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Hail, 627 K. 5th, a boy. Weight: t pounds 2 ounce. CAMPBELL Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Palls, Ore, October 7, 1040. to afr. and Mrs. J, H. Campbell, 4725 Climax, a boy. Weight'. 7 pound 11 ounce. BROWN Bom at Klamath Val ley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore, October 7, U49, to Mr. and Mr. I. B. Brown, route 3. box 234 F, a girl Weight; 7 pounds 13 4 ounce. ' RODGERS Born at Klamath. Valley hospital, Klamath Fails, Ore, October 1. 194, to Mr. and Mrs. L T, Rodsers Jr. route 2 box 152, a boy. Weight: pound i ounce. HARLESS Born at Klamath. Valley hospital. Klamath Tan, Ore, October 7, lt4t. to Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Barlesa. 803 Victory dm, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds ounce. - Leopold Salinas Lopes, driving while under the Influence et intoxi cating liquor. Fine $154.50. Leopold Salina Lopes, failure to procure operator' license,. Fine Pedro Deanda C ah vex. drunk en a subUe highway. Fine $15. Antcnio Den Espinosa, drunk on a public highway. Fine $15. Carmel Valadea Martin, drunk on a public highway. Fine $15. Ruth Vaupel, no opera tar's li cense. Fine $550. Thomas Ebu Ball, as operator's license. Fine $5.50. Russell Henderson Howard, over, loading truck and trailer combina tion. Fine $25. Richard Gilbert Erwln. Inari. ! qus.t emergency brake. Pine $5.50. Complaints Filed Doris Barr vs. F. V. Barr, suit ! for divorce. Couple married May 7, 1049, In Vancouver, Wash. Charge defendant legally Incapable of ca tering Into valid marriage because of divorce decree granted less than six month before. Seeks annulment of marriage, restoration of maiden FUNERAL EDNA ANITA HILL Tm fimral for thfl lata Edna Anita, Kill, who pasted wr at her late residence In ChiVjquin, ore, on -ruesoay, sjcwjhiv w take place from the Full Oospet church to ChUocoiri, Ore, os Sat urday, October t, IMS at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. Rev. Clyde Jeeaogle of fid ting. Commitment service and interment to Kill cemetery. Friend are respectfully Invited to attend. Ward' Klamath Funeral home 1b charge of the arrangement. LEGAL NOTICE or thx cnanr cotrsrr or 'jrn stats o oaxaom ro stLAHA-nl fx the tUrna or w rtniioit OF STDSXY LYNN BOYCKOTT an GCR AdllSt TSOY aOYCB OIT. tl- MARGARET COOK and HOWARD THOMAS AIXX-V. TO iQKS 8 COOK: IX TKE yA.il K or TUT TATX Or ORIOON-. Ydu r hrtb" eiled "0 rvnuired to ;pr la t&e 6ow Court within iaar ? Irom StfUmbu I. 14. vrlvids t data of tint pu hi Ice lion of this tiutkm. ISM aa tear e show nua. If ar iu. why l Twtitton of S'.drMT Lynn brm wif. to sdopt JorLii Ksrssne Cajt . ana na .Tuu .todh. ". - - b aiio ss wrasad tar m stM tac tion. . . vrabilcatlna mttm aaeh wrt fce tour fUCCCMlVS Wn panmm to www Bonorabla Davitf . VaiiUaabar. at th tov ervutted Coart. ostsd Sttd anlarcd September 14, 14. CHAi. t. rLj.r. rSEAi Clerk of vatd CouK. Br Ttorenca Anoaraoa, Deputy, a 1S-XJ-30: O. 1 Me. TBS. WHY WORRY? You Can Build, Repair or R.modl Through LBMcOgeO LPDcaim f Gvt Own Independent ffnaneiRf Wi tt Avtiltble f Yt - -Stop In ind left Talk It Over- Material It it. Monthly Payment Cost 1 t Mo. I tt Me. 50.001 4.391 . 2.30 ) 1.60 100.00 1 8.781 4.59! 30 200JIA5Jf-!--8i-A3. 5CK).CK)i386J22f9515.97. 700.00 61.4Tj32.12j 22.36 1000.001 87.72 ) 45.89 L31.94. IsoOiOOjjiisajLJMLSiLT 2500.00 2190U14T71i 79.85 Cn he complete job. Material and Labor COPELAHD LUftlBER YARDS ii Main fhoita 11?? Year FHertcfly rveJ.hbwmtvtw Yar. 6 .