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Newspaper Page TextPAGE KOUK IIKRAU) AM) NKWS. KLAMATH KALIS UHK.C.ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1H, IQftl MARKETS and FINANCIAL Profit Toking Holds Grains CHICAOO, Soybean and wheat futures managed to over coma tome protlt taking fairs to lay. They turned firm In late tradlnj. with soybeans climbing more than 3 cents above the previous close at tlmCExport news and continued poor Canadian harvesting weather were lha mam market props. Germany bought about live cargoes ol 'hWheat alumped again 'near Uie clof to lmi.h to l' lower, December U bi-, corn was down . to 1',, December $1.78 oats were unchanged to V higher, December 91-81'.. rye tnew atylei was l1. up to ! down, December $195';. sojoeam were ii i ccins nwnrr s, ana lara waa iv w io cruw a nuuui Weather to y4 lower. November S3.99U-1 pounds lower, October $10.70. Wheat Ciien Dec. 2.54 Mar. 2.58 - My 2 57".- July - 248 Hiith 2 53 2 58 2.48 Low 2M 2 57 2.56 2 47S Cloe 2.54-V 2.58lf 256:. 2 47ls WESTERN OMKCON Wain f,h. morning (cllnvrd by partial clearing and diminishing shower iclivlli' this afternoon and tonight. Mostly sunn Saturday and mild with widely Wat tcrd shower. Highs 53 to t today Lows. Ion t hi 40 lo 30. High SalUr-ia) 60 to TO. EAST UN OREGON Internment ratn today Partly cloudy with scat tered showers tonight and Saturday. Little cl.an.ta in temperature with highs of 35 t4 both das. Low tonight 32 to 40 GRANTS PASS AND VICINITY -Partly cloudy to cloudy todaj and to. mint. Eatr to partly cloud) Saturday. Freh southerly winds tint ay M'gh to day 00. Low tonight 46. High Saturday i. II Tfct Asseriatrd Press M.v Mln Selling Pace Up, Stocks Down I Son Francisco ! Potatoes NEW YORK, )AP' with a pickup In SAN FRANCISCO, Oct ta 'AP-t'SDA aneed the stock market moved lower Potatoes: 11 cars on track, arrivals today. I Oregon 4; market slightly atrongert For the greater part ol the session j Detrhutee russet. No. l-A, 3 Inch, the market Idled along a narrowly 4 oo.4 23; KUmilhi 4 1V mixed price range, but In the final LOS ANGELES. Oct. It, IAP-lSDA hour selling Quickened and prices tl'p-j Potatoes: 89 car on tra.-k; arrival Can ned. The tlrker tare lagged behind forn'a 3. Oreron a. Utah a, Idaho 1 floor transactions at one time. by truck 13: Klamath ruets No I -A. Losses ran lo little more than two I 4.10 23; Oewhutea 4 13; Idaho 4 10, Mints In artlve area. Plui signs were - - mostly fractional with a few outstand ing fjrj Chicago Livestock tv. tKierf tt-'ilfht cfsv and ctme to estimated 1 .600.000 sharer The toUl jeste-tlay wit 1.450.000 shares. Ci mint tn mere than made by Individually strong Usuts. in profits for nine Months equal ! lf,,.,1-,; 'T "dhlft St.. 82 a share as compared wun ajaa Perd Fuiene H'amaih Falls La Grande I akeview .- . Medford Pend'eton Portland tairporti fto-eburg S)em ---- , Denver - - Los Angeles New York . Rrd Bluff . Sa.i Francisco -Seattle 35 30 Turman. Utah Appeal Denied IVAttUIMnTAN I Th iim.il called by ordinance- earlier Uitafce,. utflh Wilswi lo Street Bond Vote Delayed LAKEV1FW The Lakevlew s.reel bond election, which wh New Church Forms Here monlh lor November 6. was post poned Tuesday night of this week when the council held a special meetliiK. No dale lor the election waa &el. Postponement waa made to allow a full study of the matter and time to compile Ihe data and In fnrmalion. It was agreed that be fore the people should be asked to vole lh bond Issue, thev should first be fully informed of all faceui of the problem. The proposition a outlined In the ordinance adopted earlier this iiumui was 10 uoat a sit) two bond issue to pave additional streets. A I year ago a similar proposition was ! considered but was postponed until the recent street paving project could be completed. The council had asked the Cham ber of commerce for support in putting- over the recent bond nro posal and Jack Briscoe, chamber president, appointed E CI. Favell to work w ith the council In prepar ing the matter for presentation to the people. At the Tuesday night meeting, the council agreed with Favell that there Is not sulflclent nine oeici-e November to organ. Ihe U.S. supreme court has tailed. A court spokesman said yester. A new Lutheran church la to be established in Klamalh Kails, some where In the 8. Dili suburban area. Perkins Buys County Land A legal burlier Hint has been linii'hiif iiinurena on the cllv'a pro Thlrly-clght people nieetlnii at I posed new realilriiliul development. ooasiii kihiiii main vuivu ui i:(()i-ailo Heights, was apparently day that the court had decided ( lh(, w.,ll)0 ,,!,,. for aerv-'uveifmne ,lhla niornlim with the against reviewing the case. The urolhers bio uiuicr tieain sentence In the stuie ol Washtimton. They Vera convicted of kldniiplng and killing Jo Ann Dewey, It), at Van couver, Wash., last year. Attorneya for the Wllsnna ap The counly held tag bills ol aboul :I207 against Ihe land. radorado Heights has been n glnoered bv the city to eventually . provldo auino 1 13D building lota, Willi acluail, shopping and park ' areas. The alte la on llio low lulls behind I'aclllc Tenaco. The oounty-owned property haa provenled Ui'velopinent because Ui cuiiiitv la legally barred from par. llclpBlIng In development expenses. r ........ .,1,11,1., OVerCOMie .IIIIS IIIIiiiihik wiui , , Im ItnrM.I frmi, slnHlua Hunilay, November ml county-owned properly III j Ikewlse. u 1 d lo seek lo acquire prop- uie area. buvlii properly for aiuh develop. Hev. M. Hoderlck Anderson, nils- uln. h .oiiIiiIiih some 4k) Hie cliy aiMim u i mm . Ices, II and At-tu 111 Ihrt -i-eii . n . liiill.llnu nIim .u ..... Li- i lltellt. - - " nie COIIIUV cnuii. in srannui j win. iiiri'liaiia itl Th, United l uthern church lnlt,i morning, accepted a bid sub-1 Wllh he rk I a P m of Amilca Is to be askrd lo buck ' .m,.,i hv citv Alloruev lleurv the county land this iiior u ng. l ie l"c venture. I yV, km, .n-erli.g :U6U lor the conn- lhl..ra.Ui area u, now ow .r v nd Individuals ho own the rest of tne iota. signed a stay of execution August t,ry t0 organise Uie new church pealed to Iho court Inst summer, I i0nnrv nustor. was assumed lin e i,n i.,. Two bids were on-1 lor unpaid lakes! and associate Justice Hugo lllack ,,, umied Lutheran church to I rnrd It 11 Chllcole bid .MM I n lo give the court time to coiv sldcr the attorneya' appeal, lor a review. The attorneys asserted the Wilsons were deprived of their rluhla tn the trial at Vancouver, Wash. The Wilsons had been scheduled lo die lust August lid. The supreme court rejected Hit appeal wllh one word, "denied." No explanation was given. Klnm.th Vll.v CHICAGO. lAP-USIM' Salable horn 7&0. fully 25 ct,l. hif!-r both butch. m una mm. choice iao-390 lb. butch. heav-.r this irircr: lod around 430 lb poinu were ! ; "T iX ' ' 1,1 ?UM rmle 1SOQ: u'lMt rt- leri BIRTHS nnsil n.,rn l Kl.m.lh V.ll.V hniul rk-iolMr la. 1931. In Mr. and i tfte 11h llluterliil Mr.. Vernon Rone. Tulelak.. Calif, fully l0 Uie Voters a ltl Wnjhl: 8 pound. 1 ounrc. : '""' NtJHRi- oorn hoioltal. Ottobe: Mn. Clinton Morcy bov. WrigM: Lt'GO- Born Mrt. Carlo. Lugo. Sprasu. Rivtr. Ol... a girl. Weishl. S pound. 10'. ounc Drum and Bugle Corps Forms Fifteen men sinned up hist nlRhl and present It to play In the American l.cglon ,ior is celled. J' said Sundnv r IB, 1PM. to Mr and tax SM Beat h Takes 18. 1MI. to Nr. and; A.P. Editor . M4RRMGF LU'FNSI cfvr nr.r.lVS Trank G. Sikct, . - ".a . . v-.m. nt Ort.m Pei-i wash Nnmv K.irM hw. -mswi' k ..k...i i ... m riot of Klrmath Falls. Ore. BUIte Jean Rtrohitf aviate.. . .1.. , . . . A.. i....wl tifiit ov sj..-...., . . aPkta.H. ma-auM rniur UI I4ir n i tVl II II1I11P11L 1 ll iisa. - asar resetted third cuarter etrntw . I n un.,...i aervir lnc v 5r.K u.a k .! u.....ust sulTV 1 . Duns in iku tram mt rsr imi in orimr v . --- i 'vv.a iinti sja-i-ii in iiirt ,mb rr n ra iiimii -- - . ... I vc-ltn il.0O-3S0O I Robert Pr.or and Jane p .';r; , 1. His ccndltlon tus-mn. m,,Xh tiim Five thousand quariei will go to t-Ugene tomor- i ffaiaoie snccD irteaav: aooa to. u" . - , ..... I ..nm xnuim rs.i . buranirnl. R. F. llturen, anomej i - .m 1 prime fed offering. 31 50-32.01: load 10S ; lor pimini-it id. fed -eatiing. ;s 75; slaughter ewe rrual to S4 renta a anal. SI .23 a year ago He began work about August I and since then has contacted 1.'. . . I'.IW families, of which he e.ti. nutted two-thirds are unchurched At last night's meetliiR nine tier sons voluiP'-ered for 8md"V schivl teachine. Ifl for choir, three for secretarial heln and 17 for work In arrn"imt the plsce of worshln A tirellnil'iarv chi"v-h council compo.rl of l.vnn 7,lenelmever '!'J Cllnioiv l-an 1 -rson, ciinmn-nn: rillforrl Vwt, HUD Kane: Frw-ln Grower. 5a. r?o'iane and Ernest Trulove, 40S4 Sliasla wev. Rev. Anderson win be naslor nf in. new cin"ri i'wi .1..,... n'ln I'osi a urum ana uus.v .un.o, ...... minni services win slrt a week (our members ol the corps dls- alter the opening Sunday service banded in UHU indicated Uiey would (111 tn temporarily. A meeluiK of persons liilorcated ( prCiTIOIlt PTA in rcacllvatlng the corns was held ."IWII I TIH lust night at the veterans mcniorul Pi Tat.I.A building, and another Is scheduled 3I.0W I OniQlIT 'AlZtl J"n.e3"reJ "reded fremon. PTA 'a tund-raislng par- I Included In the entertainment twill be soniis by the What For quartet a no oarbershnp chorus. The SALEM Quotations d Corn Allied Chem Allis Chalmert Am AtHines Amer Power b Lifiht . Amer Tel A Tel Amer Tobacco - Arr-onda Ate I ion Eeth Steet Boeing Airplne Borg Warrer Burr Ad Mach - Calif Pacific Can Pec , Caterpillar Celanese Chrysler - Con Edison Cons. Vultee Crown Zel'erbach - Curt Wright Douglas Aircraft Duponl - Eastman Kodak Emer Radio - Gen Electric - - -- Gen roods Gen Motor Goodyear Ttr Homer take Int Harvester . Int Paper Johns Manvtlle Kennecott . Libbv McN $t Lib - I .nek heed Air Iffw's InC Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nah Kelvinator N Y Central Northern Pacific Fac Amer Fth Pac Cas & Elec Pac Tel & Tel .. packard - Penney 3 C Penn R R Pepst Cola - Philco Radio C P Rayonler Ravortier PFD Republic Steel F-.v Mrtals Richf'eld fUifeway Sears Roebuck Soc Vacuum Southern Pacific .- Smr!ard Oil Ca' Standard Oil N J Ftut'ebaer Sutvh 3dn - Swift St Co ..- - Transamerica "wentieth Cent Fox - Union OH Cal ITnion Pac'ftc United Airllres United Aircraft United Corp ti S b-wood IT S Steel Warner Bros Wertern Un Tel .. West Air Brake Western Electric Wool worth . 1200-14.20; beft 1330. San Francisco Livestock ne wen i Besitfrs 4S. 56 dium-good feeder pigs S3 10i . for waw)t so cents lower; SOITH SAN FRANCISCO. iAP Catile (or week 1100: all classes uteadv practicsllv no s'aughter steers offered. Nirdium-good 9MM163 lb feeder tteer.i 31 00-33 30 Utilit cows 24 00-27 30: commercial up to 28.30; canner-cut:er cows 19.0O23.00. 1 Calves for week 133: supply mostly olh' 32. stockcrs: i.teadv Good-choice 330.450, ' !"- o" 49 lb calves 39 03-40 00. In Ireland 5C : Hog for week 1800: late receipts , CHANGE IN O W M R I P 714 not sufficient lo test market; under- I CHEMULT AUTO COURT, 'r'- Tlls tone lower. Thursday, choice 230 lb 1 thur and Idamae Fan to William 1 q 1 Killer. a. r. 4 e-nta L-.u ait -M On V. ! dium-iood feeder ours 33 30. Butchers sows steady n Pia.v.r Chirle Flrtrtne and j. b. weaver, suii w vivpti hv doM (vutst .nd dUbure- 'ir Dy ments E. s uruco-i. ai.otnicj i ouui.cv. ana cjirwnri, 4. plaintiff . lCCRKr .H NTEI cTDiifLiiottvn Pearl M. Lenu vs. Robert J Lentx STRlKKBOUNn Ler.tx ' MONTEVIDEO. UruRiinv. Round c. Jackson vs. Oertrude e Union leaders rejected last nlnht Vena 1m Smith vs. Proviance Sam uel Smith. . PROP ATE MATTKF COIX1NS Timothy Ben T Murphj named a-'mlnbtiatpr in e-t-le ol iuv -st night? anT early 'Zly ' school children are taking part In ; .ow to P.r In " Parade of ..u.r I into coma. : ihe state s school pairol program. " " "f V'"r' s his widow, h, is sur- w state department says The.e J choru, win .op,., , Lakevlew t three sons, James, H; programs are carried on by jot) "etoo.r 37. I laC5' HIGHEST QUALITY Imported In CASKS Bottled In U.S.A. UDL It d rlnttt Caaaoi WWtky Import in raati sad fl( '" U.S.A. Thm you ft iiAmI uaflf (I uoafanflaf uWluJl. 3 proof It. S3 rial II at I Iflk lewt .r I I 0UN' CO .Mica St Old M."..).'? C. H.MI.. U I A. Wmm IIGHT IODIE0 AND AlWAVS KINO lO VOU schools. JltopninK i run iv iu dren cross Ihe hlxhways. NO 1'IIOMS SEATTI E. i. The Poctfir Trie- (rnvurnmnnl (nrmnl. f Atlnt llhi.lloJu Telcuriinh CO.. hU.t Ul-V n Tour-dnv old strike that has ser- comu-cled telenhone servfre to two 'oulv a'fectcd commercial activity i Vimrouver. Wash.. e.sUtbll5hmentH in this Uruguayan capttal. The rov rcu5ed of booltmuking in lrKisla- iivc ncriiiK3. Col'.ms. estimated at 9v i. iicirs , i-ruinem otter wits not rcvenieo brother anj inrce usiut i 61 Sheeo for week 4650: steady -st rone. 93' ! Good-Choice, mostly N'o. I pelt slaugh 4 j ter lambs ?0 30-31 .00; several loads g -od-prme 3130. Good -choice ewes 13 30-ieOU and Vtrig-nta E. Taylor. 57'i 4V UK OWN Funeral services for Hollie Nathan Funeral 31 34 1 Brnu n taa wha etfaaJ n.ssP RIv- ! .tr l.tn'llaxt t H Cf- 00" VOOd It"- Ki ! on October 15. will take place at V -tl" te-- a I uie g.aveside in the Keno cemetery 30.00. Commercial heifers 30 00-2 Portfond Livestock PORT! .AND. AP-USOA' -Cattle sal able Fridav 30 ma-wet sliw. wek: few commercial he'fers un-'rt. For week: salable 1935. Market fairly ac tive: steady-strone. except cows clored slow.womk: crslinued I'aht re-et'M tUDDOrting factor. Few good fed stee3rs 34 75-36 on: eommeTi'i-iniv iikw od Saturday. October 20. 1931 5 p.m.. Rev. David Bamett of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Ward's Klamath funeral home in charge of the arrangement. Obituary IS Wl. Crner-citter cow larelv IfflVt. ?l Vt; ells down to 10"- UUI"t cow-23OO-0fl: few fimw'T'il 3 0 wfh od- head to 30 no Iftmtv hf't 13 50 ?8 50: commerc'al-ood JP 0030 00. cut-le- down to 3? on Calve salable Friday 10 mrtly nom lr.nl rnr wtxwk: saUbte 3VS Mrl-et rlrtt'tM- .track"- 1 00 Of more lower Infant! after eartv. Chniee "laughter cnlve- veaiers w j-i commrrfial-food 37 00-34 00: rull-ut'll-tv 17.onjM.00: rr-wHum-ood sto-k eatves 30.00-38.00; few choicg early 40n-4i.oo , Hogs salable Frlay 123: statdv with extreme too 2Vents lower at 23 on. t rT lable l-BO- MflTfi coseo j- BERGMAN Thomas Lyle Bereman. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Berg man, died here October 17, 1931. Sur vivors include besides the parents: a brother. Robert Allen and a sister. Karla Marie of this city; grandpar ents. Paul Ffeld and Mrs. Dora Kar ri of Maine. Funeral service took nlni-a. f,t Ihf fril'Mlrl in Klamath 1 aawaV Memorial Park on Friday. October in 50 cents lower. Choice 180-333 lb butrh- at 3.JQ p.m.. kcv. uaniei nay 1 its 01 1 or 22 7-H ir esri" rates 10 vi w.m the Assembly of God officiating. Ward's Klamath funeral horn charge of the arrangements. JUDD John Wamer Judd. 59. a native t and a resident of Emporium. Penn . lli svlvania died near Chtloquln. Ore.. 34 October 18, 1951. Survivors include a . 30s; sister. Mrs. John Murray of Empor- 2?l turn. Penn. The remains were for . 39's j warded: via Southern Pacific to the , 105 i Coppenmitto funeral home. Emporium. . 27 Penn. for final rites and Interment . 31 I later. Ward's Klamath funeral home in charge of the arrangements. . 3t:' 43 extreme top 33 rents lower at 13 00 For .nw i7on.ia.vl' llehter weiehtj 19 CO- 50. Good-choice feeder pigs 21.00-2250 INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWENS INVESTMENT SERVICE Lhted. luartlre. Unlisted and Orer-tae-Ceanter bantts and Sleeks. Investment Fends tl Mer)-nt . Pt-" t-St KLAMATH FALLS Portfond Grain CROOK COUNTY HEREFORD ASSOCIATION SHOW and SALE OCTOBER 23 - 24 PRINEVILLE, OREGON FAIRGROUNDS 48 Registered Bulls 2 Polled Bulls 17 Ferr-Virn Temalcs Consignors: J. R. Breeie (V Soai, Priatvillt Gerold Cerritr, Priatvillt Fronk Cochroa, Browasvillt A. C. Hersch, Salam J. L Jacob t Soas, Priatvillt R. E. Lrndl, Rtdmond Buras Montgoratrr, Priatvillt Ktaatth Mortia, Kcat Jack McCtMety, Powell BuMt Wagoa Trail Roach, Lopiat Ktlldaao Hertford Ronch, Lopiat Show: Oct. 23 1:00 p.m. Sole: Oct. 24 12 30 p.m Reservotions & Catalogs Write Norman Jacob, President Prineville, Ore Just Received A Carloadof 6" 12 Ga. Irrigation Pipe To avoid extra handlinq wo offer right out of the cor dolivorod to your form any place in the Klamath Basin Areo: Asphalt Dipped Bare ' 6" Dresser Couplings Per Foot loth ?8c 95c 4.32 .... 90c ioh 95c ,.ch i.oo This pipe is available in either plain ends for dresser couplings or field weld, ing, or with slip-joints. We also offer Steel Tee Studded Fence Posts: 6 Ft. 6V2 Ft. 7 Ft. Delivered in quantities of 100 or more. See us for all products such as: ARMC0 Irrigation Gatos All Sites & Styles ARMCO Galvaniied Steel Culvert AM Siies ARMCO Irrigation Pipe All Siies Galvanixed and Black Standard Pipe Fencinq Materials Noils & Staples Structural Steel Bars, Sheets, Plates, Reinforcing Steet, Galveniiea Sheet Stocl, Corrugated Galvanixed and Aluminum Roofing Steel Grain Bins and Steel Buildings And a complete machine shop service to keep your equipment and machinery In first class operating condition prompt service expert workmanship. HEATON MACHINE & SUPPLY 428 Sorina Street Phone 6691 PORT1. AND, tn Coare grain.. 13 dav rhlpment. bulk, coa-l delivery: oats. No J. a n. while 64 00; barley. No 2. 45 lb. . 63.50. Wreat ibid', to arrive market. hal. No. 1 bulk, delivered coart: oft nMe 2.'2: on white lexcluding Bexi 2.42; whMe club 2.42. Hard red w'nler erdlnnrv 2.42; 10 percent 2.43: 11 percent 2.44; 12 per. "Hard v'-'le P-aart: ordinary 2 42; 10 percent "43; 11 percent 2 44; 12 per- "cdav'a car receipt.: wheat 13: bar lev 1: flour 2; cora 2: oat. 5: mill feed . Potato Shipments 1950-51 1951-57 October 18 32 Vonth to dale 3'. Season to date 682 Refreshingly yours . . . ...from the land of sky blue waters Today En jar the crisp, ' V clean-cut taste of America's ' i. Potatoes CHICAGO. tAP-VSD.V Potatoes: ar- I rivals 147, on track 237; tout U. S. shlomenls 716: steady on best stock, dull on others: Idaho rustets M.83-5.00 Mi nnerota-North Dakota Bed River val ' ley Pontlacs (3.25-73 wafhed. tri umphs and warbas 13.30; Washington russets 13.00. 1 I tw uos! iS3 i -.v .Mtnt KfrehiDg Beer. Minnwxm Lank a, K.0O0 Lalm 1! idiKt Gg v BEER IV Hnmm Hreaing Cm, Sc 7W, Mini. FOR SALE! (Terms to Suit Your Desires) Dependable. 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