THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KIAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE NINI
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Z CHICAGO, Nov. 10 WV-Corn and oals punched their way Into new
Mlh territory on the board of trarta today. Tha real nl tha market we
alMdr. but larked tha eggrrulv demand hown (or Uia feed grain. A
brisk trarta wa conducted In all plu.
Wheal closed -l lower. December 13 IIS. corn wa '-' hliher,
December tl.30-!t. oaU were lower to S hither. December 71. rye
we unchaiiaed to t lower, December soyorans were i vw
1 oenu lower. November tJI9V-t. and lard unchanged to It cenU
a hundred pound higher, November 19 65.
Wheat- Open High Low Close
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March a !'. ' IU'.-14
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July .M' !' 14 'a 1.94S-H
LIVESTOCK
CHIOAOO. Nov. 10 (AP-UBDA)
Salable hog 13.000; alow early but
later and doting trade active;
butcheri mostly 35 eenla lower;
MUSIC
in our schools
MVILOPi APPRECIATION
OP tIAUTY
rim rou icnooi iim
tow 35-50 cenU lower; Up 11120
sparingly for choice 200-215 lb. bulk
good and choice 180-300 lb. butchers
111.00-11.10 with sales above 11100
mostly on weight under 230 lb.;
good and choice sows under 440 lb.
114.71-16 50; few heavier weight
as low a 1110.
Balabla cattle 3000; salable calves
400; steers steady to fully 00 tenia
higher; hellers steady; cows un
evenly steady to 24 cent higher;
bulls weak to fully 2f cents lower;
veelert about strady; two loads
choice 1200 lb. steers 131.00; bulk
tood fed steers and yearlings 12740'
33 60; medium to low-good steers
t2 1. 00-27.00; few loads medium
hellers 121 &0-26.00; common and
medium beef cows 1I376-I5.76: Cen
tura and cutters 11100-13 60; medl
um and good sausage bulls 117 00
IB 60: vealrrs 130.00 down.
Salable sheep 1600; generally
steady market on native slaughter
lambs and sheep; western fat lambs
and yearlings active: practical top
lambs 133 60; bulk good and choice
123.00-23 60; choice western handy'
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MUSIC CO.
It J. llh Thone 4SI
weight awes 113 60; V, decks me
dlum westerns $11.26.
PORTLAND, Nov. 10 AP-U8DAI
friable rattle 260, canner-cuttar
cows strong, oilier classes steady,
with prs-hollday market moderate
ly active; load high medium 1141 lb.
short fed steers 12460; lightly sort
ed at 12300; cutter-common steers
11100-17 00; good feeders 11150:
heifers limited canner-cutter cows
10.50-10.76: shells down to MOO;
few common medium b t a t cows
11.60-13.76; bulls scarce; odd me
dium sausage bulls 110 00.
Balabla calves 26: market strong;
good light vealers 122 00-23 60; com
mon-medium 113 00-18 00.
Balabla hogs 60; market mostly
nominal; good-cholre light weight
butchers scarce: sorted load lata
Wednesday 116 76-17 26; good 350
100 lb. sows 113.00-14.60; good
cnolce feeder pigs quoted 117.50
I" 60.
Salable slieep 100: market steady
but mostly nominal; few good shorn
and woolcd lambs 11160-10 00; high
good -choice quoted to Wednesday's
top of $21.00; good ewe salable
$(160-7 00.
The North Portland livestock
market will be closed Friday, Ar
al U lite Day.
SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO. Nov.
10 ( AP-UBDA 1 Salable cattle 25.
supiily Include around 60 holdovers;
slow, generally steady; small lot
medium 1201 lb. steers 22 50; high
common-low medium range cows
14 00; good sausage bulls 10.00;
calves none.
Salable hogs 10: active; butchers
50 cent lower; 7 head good-choice
205 lbs. 17.25; sow absent.
Salable sheep none; holdover 500:
no early sale; Wednesday sctlv
and steady: good 06 and M lb. lambs
22 60; few medium 67 lbs. 21 00; good
120 lb. yearlings 11 00; good 140 lb.
ewes f 60.
STOCK AVERAGES
n piled by The Associated
November II
Press
Net change
Thursday
Previous day
Week ago
Month ago ..
Year ago
Mind. It Rail 151111. MHtaek
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MI 367 425 17
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73 M5 421 M7
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17 2 30 2 311 83 1
SHWAYDER BROS.'
FAMOUS
SAMSONITE
LUGGAGE
Long Wanting
Hondiom Appearance
at
DON'S XI
1125 Main St.
lf
Portland Potatoes
POTATOES: Oregon Deschutes
Rusael. No. 1-A. S3. 76-00; 25 lbs.
I 00-10; 15 1U.. 67-BOc; Washington
i Netted Oems. No. 1, 13.60-16: large
bakers. 14.00-15; No. 2, 50 lbs. 11 00.
' 25: Idaho Russeu, No. 1-A, 5-10 lb.
1 sacks, $226-30.
CHICAOO. Nov. 10 (AP-U8DA)
j Potatoes: arrival W on track 301;
i total V. B. shipments 183: supplies
i moderate: demand fair: market un-
1 settled with firm undertone or good
stork; Colorado Red McClure 13.35:
Idaho Ruuet Burbanks $4 60-80,
standsrds 130; MlnnesoU - North
Dskota Red River Valley Bliss Tri
umphs $3.10 wsshed. Pontlach 13.00
washed.
Portland Eggs
EOOS To wholesalers: A grade,
large. 55H-5'ic; A grade, medium.
45-48'ic; small, 42'vCi B grade,
large. 48-40'ic.
To ""uy, Bell or Trad It pay to
read the Win. Adsl
Stock Prices
Tangled Today
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 Pi Price
line were thoroughly tangled In the
slock market today.
The general tendency seemed to
be downward but enough buying In
terest developed In selected Issue to
to prevent a decisive decline.
Most price cnnge were free
Hons). In a few case they amounted
to around 3 point or more.
Turnover hit a rate approaching
lOOjOOO hare for the full session.
Trader mora or less ignored Ubor
development.
Golds were hard hit, with Home-
slake oft around 3 point at one
time and Mcln'.yre Porcupine down
2. Fractionally lower were Alaska
Juneau A D Dome.
High-priced Amerada Petroleum
dived around t points and Coca-Cola
lost almost 2.
Nun-ferrous metal stocks Im
proved, along with radio and tele
vision. Also higher most of the time were
Admiral Corp., Phllco, American
Telephone. North American Co., An
aconda Copper. American Woolen,
Rant Fe. and Warner Bros.
Bslky spots included Btahdard OH
(NJi. Chrysler. Montgomery . Ward,
U. S. Smelting. Dow Chemical. West
Inghouse Electric and U. S. Oypsum.
American Cn IT
Am Power A Lt I'1"
Am Tel It Tel .- 14'
Anaconda .. . 28 S
lundix Aviation 33
Beth Steel 29'
Boeina AlrpUne .- 21
Calif Packing 34
Canadian Pacific 14
Case J 1
Caterpillar .
Chrysler .....
Con Vullee
Rayonler Pfd ..
Richfield
Safeway 8 tore .
Sear Roebuck ...
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Csl
Btudebaker Corp
Sunshine Mining
Traruj-Amerlc ...
Union OH Cal ..
Union Pacific ....
United Airline .
U S Steel
Warner Bros Plo
Woolworth 47 Vs
L-ZIZ 38
Mrs
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WINTER TUNE-UP
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AND ECONOMY AND COSTS YOU
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BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
Mala al EspUnad
Phone 3121
KLAmQTU OtC
Continental Can .....
Crown Zellerbach -Curtlss
Wright
Douglas Aircraft -..
Dupont de Nem
General Electric
General Food
General Motors
Ooodyear Tire
Int Harvester
Int Paper
Kenneoott
Llbby McN tt L
Long Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvin lor
Nat Dairy
N Y Central
Northern Pacific
Pac Am Fish
Pac Oss tL Eleo
Pac Tel 4c Tel
Penney J C
Radio Corp
Rayonler
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Nov. 10 OP) Cash
wheat tbldi soft white 2 20'v: soft
white (excluding Rex) 2204; white
club 2 20'-..
Hard red winter: ordinary 2.20tj:
10 per cent 230'4: 11 per cent 231;
12 per cent 2.22
Today car receipt: wheat 11;
barley 1; flour 1; corn 5; oat 1;
mlllfeed 17.
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Four Indians
Snowball.
Go to Jail
Four Indian were Jailed here
yesterday afternoon lor disorderly
conduct throwing snowballs Into
a theatre lobby and further In
vestigation brought a bootlegging
count against one, John H. John
son of Seattle.
The four were: Johnson, 44, hair
breed Indian; Frank White, Seattle,
a Crow Indian: Mary Brown, 11, of
500 Broad, a Klamath, and Cath
erine Hurdo, 42, of Chlloquln, a
Klamath.
Bootlegger Charge
They were arrested by city police
for throwing snowball Into the
lobby of the Pelican. A short time
later Police Officer John Rizzo ac
companied Mis Brown to her Broad
street residence where she was go
ing to raise ball money, and on the
ay the remarked that Johnson was
a bootlegger and she could prove It.
She pointed out a black coupe
parked on Klamath avenue and told
Rlzzo he would find a case of wine
In the car.
The officer looked, found a suit
case packed with small bottles of
wine and a pint of whiskey.
Another Coant
Back at the police station John
son admitted ownership of the
booze and said he had given some
to the others In the party. He wa
booked on the liquor count as well
a disorderly conduct.
In municipal court this morning
Johnson and White were given sus
pended sentences to leave town, and
the women were fined.
U.S. Bank's
City Deposits
$11,590,957
The United States National Bank
of Portland, In It November 1 re
port to the Comptroller of the cur
rency, showed a gtn of over 1
million dollars In deposit since the
June 30 call date. Gain were also
mad In loan and discount a wan
a In total resource.
Deposit now total 1525311.111. a
gain of 111.621511 since the June 30
report. Total deposit of the Klam
ath Falls branch are $1150067 00.
according to E. H. Thompson, man
ager. The latest loans and discount fig
ure of 1141411.862 represents a gsln
of 116512.110 over the total at the
time of the mid-year call.
ft source
Total resources for the entire
svstem now itand at 1662.754 J73 as
compared with 1541,154,104 four
months ago.
The United States National Bank
is asalstlne In the Industrial, agr.-
cultural and commercial growth of
Oregon, a evidenced by the tub
stantlal gains just achieved." com
mented Thompson following release
of the currten statement. "An Ore
gon bank serving Oregon, the United
State National will continue to Use
active part In the development of
this stale by Increasing and expand
Ini banking facilities wherever
needed."
WHY WE SAY
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MILLINER
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The word Milliner began in England jt. 4
in the I6th Century hen moat finery,
including milady 'a honnel, was im- L-
ported from Milan. Dealers in tuck tut-
Dealers in such fist
ery were first known a Milaners ant!
from this came our modern milliner
Two Children
Die in Fire
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif, Nov.
10 ijwtwo of ten children In a
rural family burned to death early
today In a fire of unreported origin
which destroyed their home nearby.
The mother, Mrs. Yne Andona
and two of the other children were
burned severely. The six others es
caped the flaming structure. Their
father was away at the time.
Burned to death were Joe two
and John Andona five.
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NEW PUBLISHER
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Not. 10 VP)
Paul Miller today was named pub
lisher of The Rochester Times
T'nlnn Ma aln vrlll rontiniia as edl-
j tor of the publication, which post
! he ha held since last January.
Full-grown minnow usually reach
a length of three to four Inches.
No Matter Where
Yon Live ...
Yom Con Enjoy
Tank Gas Servrc
Girl Scouts Have
'Spook Party'
TULEUtKE Tulelake eighth
grade Olrl Scout were entertained
at a Halloween party on "spook
night" at the home of Donna An
derson. Oamea were played and
prizes went to Joan Belnmuier,
Marlene Long. Waynette Holbrook.
Barbara Mauch and Donna An- (
derson. The committee on game In
cluded Waynette Holbrook and
Norma Kosta.
Scouts and their guests were Bar
bara Mauch. Norma Kosta. Ruth
Galloway, Waynette Holbrook, Jean
Cooper. Donna Anderson, Joan
RetnmiUer. Marlene Long, Florence
Hick. Donna Schroeder, Marilyn
Wilson. Mis Galloway. Mr. Estes
and Mr. and Mrs. Ranee Stover.
Officers of the group for the
month of October were patrol
leader. Marlene Long; secretary
treasurer. Norma Kosta: reporter,
Florence Heck; scrap book. Donna
Anderson and sergeant at arms,
Waynette Holbrook.
Tulelake Station
Sold to Urbach
TULELAKE Sle of the Associ
ated Service station to "Bud" Ur
bach of Tulelake and Joe Slezak,
recently of Chicago, waa made to
day. Urbach ha formerly fanned
here.
The station was owned by
Granger White who some month
gc suffered critical neck Injuries
In an automobile accident while
traveling to a fire. HI health fol
lowing the Injury made It neces
sary for him to selL
Bizarre
Murderer
Trims Hair
VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. 10 (Al
Police were confronted today with
tt.eir second murder within five
week in which the slayer had shav
en the hair from the bodies of bis
female victims.
A 45-year-old spinster. Fern
Blanche Fisher, was the latest vic
tim. Her body wa found floating In
False creek yesterday, clad only In
a coat and dress.
Her death wa similar to that of
25-y ear-old Joyce Monasterskl.
whose nude (haven body wa found
October S on s Vancouver beach
after she had been missing tt davs.
Police said Miss Fisher, a depart
ment store employe who lived with
a sister and three brothers, may
have been raped. She left her home
Tuesday night to attend a movie
out wa last seen outside the theatre.
Body hair of both victims had
been shaved, police said, but hair
on the head remained Intact.
dian. Fine 150 and 30 days, sus
pended to leave town.
John A. Johnson, disorderly con
duct. Fine 120 and 30 day, sus
pended to leave town.
Mary H. Brown, disorderly con
duct. Fine 130 and 30 day, sus
pended to leave town. Katharine
Hurdo, disorderly conduct Fin. !3t
and 30 day.
Frank White, disorderly conduct.
Fine 125 and 30 day, suspended to
leave town.
RILEY Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore, No
vember t. 1M. to Mr. and -Mrs.
Eugene Riley. Rt. 3, Box 647, a boy.
Weight: T pounds, ounce.
STANTON Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital Klamath Fall. Ore,
November . 1949, to Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. 8tanton. 3237 Maryland
street, a girl. Weight: 1 pounds, II
ounce.
JACKSON Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital, Kalamth. Fall. Or.,
November 9. 1940, to Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Jackson. 300 S. Riverside,
s girl. Weight: 1 pound. ounces.
FISHER Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamath Fall. Ore,
November 10. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Fisher. Bly. Ore, a girt
Weight: 1 pounds, 10 ounces.
RAMSEY Born st Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamath Palis. Ore,
November 10. 1949, to Mr. and Mrs.
Decrees Granted James Ramsey. 3113 Randcllffe. a
Emma Dona than vs. Joseph C. boy. Weight: 7 pound. Ti ounces.
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Cons than
Opal G. Tennant vs. Robert N.
Tennant
Mary Lou Stewart vs. Harry Ed
win 8 tew art . . ,
Marie E. Burt vs. David A. Burt
Desty M. Gray vs. Clarence V.
Gray
Barbara Faye Lahr vs. Eugene
Clarence Lahr
Franci G. Kirk vs. Rebecca Kirk
Complaint Filed
W. T. McGaughey and E. D. Dow
dy, doing business as Klamath Used
Car Lot vs. Ervan P. Coffman. 8ult
of ludzment seeking payment on
sum of 1419 with Interest thereon of
six per cent from April 8. 1949, 1200
attorney fees, costs and disburse
ments. J. C. O'Neill, attorney ior
plainer:.
A. H. Bussman, doing Business
as -Murnhes Peed 8tore" vs. Doug
las J. Puckett. Suit of Judgment
seeking payment on sum of 1131090.
with Interest thereon at six per cent
from May 4. 1949, costs and dis
bursementa. Mark Simons and A.
W. Schaupp, attorneys for plain
tiff.
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GIBSON Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamath Palls, Ore,
November 10. 1949. to Mr. ana Mr.
O. T. Civson. 1S38 Halsey. a glrL
Weight: 7 pound. 12Vi ounce. ,
OBITUARY
JOHN ABCH CLANTOJJ
John Arch Clanton. a resident of
this city for the past 57 yean passed
away at his home on Wednesday,
November 9. 1949 at 1:50 p. m. Me
was aged 73 year 4 months and
days at the time of his passing.
He was a native of Point Arena,
Calif. He Is survived by one son.
Arch, of Wichita. Kas one daugh
ter. Mrs. France Lyon. Pelican,
City, Ore., one brother, David N.
Clanton of Klamath Falls; tnre.
sisters, Mrs. Gertie Colahan of Hll
debrand. Ore, Mr. Oracle Colahan
of Klamath Palls. Mr. Victoria
Park of Beaver Marsh. Ore, and
four grandchildren. The remains
rest In Ward's Klamath Funeral
home, 925 High street. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced at a
later date.
Municipal Court
Alice L. Hall, ran stop sign. Fine
L. B. Harris, ran red-light Post
15 bail.
John A. Johnson, liquor to In-
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FUNERAL
CHARLES DEBENBAM
Funeral service for the 1st
Charles Debenham who passed
away In this city on Tuesday. No
vember 8, 1949, following an illness
of several days will be held in tna
Whitlock Memorial chapel. Pine at
8th, on Tuesday, November IB,
1949 at 10:30 a. m. with commit
ment services and Interment fol
lowing in Keno cemetery. Friends
are Invited.
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