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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREOON FRIDAV, PErEMBF.R 7, 1051 MARKETS and FINANCIAL '-Wheat Sets Record Highs Today CHICAGO, WV- Wheat amaahMi out new hifth prices lor nearly faur ytars on the Board ol Trade today. Die rest o( the market tatrlrd Up -tth the bread cereal. -; Mora export business and a (roving feeling that not much wheat lf 'ttff to export under the relatively low prices of the international wheat agreement created part of the buying. December and March wheat toll at t2.H a bushel. That was the but price for any wheat delivery since the many contract told at a high of 2.M In February, 1948. Wheat Closed i-l higher, December J.68't-V corn hlsher. December tliPi-liJ. oats unchanged to ' higher. December 99 S, rye (new aijrt SU-4' higher, December S3.12, soj-beans l"i-2Si higher, January W.Oflm-'a, and lard 27 to 45 cents a hundred pounds higher, December $ltU7. - ... , Wheat f.. . ' Open High ton Dee J.tTI'a S.69 2.67 . Mar JM', IXt'i 2.67 . May ; J.63',-; 2.84 2.63 July J.53' 2.54-'i 2.W Sep 2.53 'i 2.54' 3 2.53 Close 2 68',-. 26-69 2.63 Vs. 2.53 2.54'i Church To Hold Bazaar First PrtsbyterUn church worn- icn. faced with a bt quota In the church's building fund drive, have earmarked all proceeds from their I annual bazaar tomorrow for the lund. ' The baiaar. to be held at the church. Is to offer for sale various j sewing and knittinft articles, ppo cial religious books for children's I Christmas gifts and several novel !Ucs, ! At 9:30 in the morning, the serv ing of coffee and doughnuts will launch the bazaar. There Is to be a business men's luncheon of sand wiches, salads, deserts and coffee from 11:30 until 1:30. a stiver tea durwg the rest of the afternoon, and a turkey dinner starting at 5:30. Stocks Manage Slight Gains vORX, lAPt jfter Vdin the stock marlret ahead for th ireatrr fart of th v&tton, the railroad otvi len faltered today In late trading. ailing cut back most of the n throughout the list and left the market holding to the upside by a slim mi'fin. Gatm and lostes spread flut over a range of a little more than a point hifher to around po'nt lower. The volume of trading expanded to an ect'mated 2.000,000 ahares a arTatru. 1.H40.000 abare ye:erdy. At thai rate tuilnew wai the beat in more than jr. nth. Canadian Pad fie was aterllrf per former on the uojlde for the grea'eM portion of the day. It poted an tx Varna gain of about t point before falling back with the rest of the mar fce. Korthertf Pacific, which has made aome recent spectacular gains, wm under heavy pressure. At one time it wai up at much as a point, hut in the final hour It dropped abruptly for a Ion of more than 3 point. Both of these carriers have heavy il interests. ' The market opened fast and higher. Quotations Allied Chem Amer Power Jc Light . Amer Tel fc Tel - Amer Tobacco .. Anaconda Atchison . Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Borf Warner F.urr Ad Mach Calif Packing Cat Pacific ,. , , Caterpillar , ; Celanete . : Chrs'er Con Edison . ' Coat Vultee v -. Crown ZeUerbaeb Curt Wright Douglas Aircraft ... Dupont v ,. Eastman ' Kodak . , Kmer Radio , - ' Gen Zlectrie Can Foo-. Can Motors S3i 70'. 51 'i Wa 78 . HP, M;, 70' WW IS 51 M1, 57, Portland Livestock PORTLAND. tAP-rSDA Catt'e able Fridav 23: market nominal 'or I week: salable 1833. Market active oq ; 1 mn ted ottering: steer heifer Mror: rows strong 10 moMiv ; renu niner, instances 100 up: bulls weak. Around 8 loads fed steers ottered; load hijh choice-prime 1022 lb. 37 M, eua1 to load lot top: other good-choice 36 00 37.00; good around ;i5 00: rommer.l 310C-3VO0: ulilitT 34 00-3000; cutters down to 2100. Good feeder 3t.50-U.lkt Commercial he iter as.OO-3tOO; utility 22.0-28 00. Cnnner-cutter co . It J 1A.03-31 00: shells down to 14 50: utility .cows O0; ivw utilm.tv?ninirrr.Fi cows 17 .00-28 00. rtilily bulls 35OJ-37.00; conmercial-f vd 2.1 00-29.00. Calves aalab'e Friday 10. nominal For eek' salable 3..S. Mar!:ct trad? ; some early competition for stock er buyers. Choice vea Ice waives 3 00 36 00, good 31 00-33 00. uulity -commercial 22 O0-o0 00. culls down to 15. on. Good -choice stock calves i5 00-3S 00, one 3i7 lb. lot 40.03. Hog a-slable Friday 25: nominal. For week: salable IKS. Market closed sirorg-23 re;its hinhcr Choice 180-235 lb butchers 20 00-25. Choice 350-500 Id. sows 16.00-17 00. Choice light feeder pigs 19.300.00. 1 lot 40 lbs. 20.50 Monday. Sheep salable Frldav none: nominal. For week; salable 1240. Market weak 50 cenu lower artcr lomg eirly atrencth On siauehter lambs: feeders awui steady: ewti unc;ia:-.gcd. Gocd . choice No. 1 pelt to full wooied lambs ' 33.60-29.00: few choice-prime 29.50 but good-choice Iambi late at 28.50 down. I Good-choice feeders 27 00-28 00. few early 2C 50. Cood slaughter ew es 13 01: I cull-utility 7.00-12 00 including large consignment in id, utimy at lo.Mt, Goed.v-.jr Tir .. Hemcuuee , Int Ran-estar ... Int Paper t,....,. , Johns ManviUe 'eineeott Ubby MeN c Ubby . I--':-ee -Air r , . Loew's Inc . , Bell A Montgomery Ward irorthern Pacific Pac Amer" Fish Pae Gas ac Elec Tie Tel & Tel Panney J. C " lci-ard . . .- Penn Jt ' K l e;ri CoU J Phllco - ' - radio Corp rayon ter Bepubllc Steel Rey Metala riehfieJd ' Safeway fi-?ort Paper ,, Sears Bocbuck .. . Soe Vacuum , Southern Pacific S'andard Oil Cat SUndard Oil N J S.udebaker i Sunshine Mine , Transamerlca , . Twentieth Cent Fox . V.ilon Otl Cal Vnion Pacific Hit ted Airline United Aircraft Vnlted Corp U S Plywool V S Steel . Warner Bros .. V'Mtern Union Tel . West Air Brake Western Electric Woolworth , 65k . 14 . 3t' . 108 . 72 IB' . 74 . 41' , 56 . 55'. Weather WESTER N OREGON Mostly sunny 1 half this afternoon. Mostly cloudy north 1 portion and most'y sunny south portion f Saturday, a little warmer north part ! tonight. Hislu both day 3S in 4ft. Low tonignt 33 in north and Z2 south. South easterly winds of 6 to 15 nvles an ho" off the coart. increasing to 10 to 30 miles an hour late this afternoon. FASTER OREGON Motly eunnv today and Saturday. Continued cmi. Highs both days 28 to 38. Low tonight 12 to 25, except ft above In h:gner valleys. r-PA-TS PASS AND VICINITY Mortly sunny today and Saturday. Clear and cold tonieht. Hlgrs both days 45. Low tonight 23 to 26. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Fair to day through Saturday. Heavy frost or freering tor.ishL Rising temperature Saturday. Northerly m-inds of 12.15 miles per hour off the coat. becoming 8-15 mUes per hour tonighL B The Associated Pre Readings for the 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. today: M-1 Miq Baker n 4 Bewi n Eugene I Obituary I Alf-ed B. Caitel. 58. lifelong resident of Klamath county, died at h re-i-I dence in lt- Klanwth Dwmber 6, I 1P5I. Survivors Include: the widow, MU , dred Cartel. Ft. Klamath, a son, AU 1 fred B. Jr. and his mother. Mrs. AIM Turner. Portland. Mr. Castet was a member of Klamath Post No, a, American Legion. The Body reata in Ward's Klamath Funeral home. MS Huh. Funeral Arrangements w.U be an nounced later. ! Bl'FF Gladys Clair Ruff. 57. nsfve ' Grants Pa, Oregon and resident of : Klamath Fal's 24 years, died here De- I cembcr 5. IM1. Survivors include: the l widower, Adlal W. Ruff, of tnu c -t : : a daughter, Mrs, D-tnna Custer, Las Vegav. Nev.; two hrlhen. Uave t. I I Stephemon, of Portland, and Rollo I 1 Stephenson. Roteburg. The rematna reU In Ward's Klamath funeral home. 935 High. Notice of the funeral arrangements will be found e be where in this issue. ROIT Nancy J. Roup. 82. native o' Weaver Fcrd. N.C. and resident ot Klamath Falls five ears, died here December 5. 1931. Survivors include: a daughter. Mrs. Walter N. Ctwpman. of this city, a son. J Bruce Roup. Denver. Col.. ttht grandchildren and 1 1 great grandchildren, runerai serv f.-aw tswk nc from the ehaoel o Ward's Klamath funeral home. 935 H'gn December 7. 2 p.m.. Rev Galen On tad of St. Paul's Episcopal church of- 1 rc-at'ng. The bocy was "orwarden va Southern Pacif'c to the Wilson Mortu. I ary in Canon City. Col., for final riles and Interment later SHOCK Tvi Shock. 73. native of Czechoslo- vak.a and realdeni of Klamath Falls for 10 years, died here uecemoer e, 1951. Survivors include: four daughters, Mrs Vernon Karnes, of this city, Mrs, o Stmtie c' Hovd. Wl.. Mrs. Wil- I llam Sakech. Stanley. Wise., and Mrs. : MurU Pur.-. Washington: seven sons. I Ralph C. Rvland. Joseoh and Norman I Shock and George White, of this city.. 1 "fibert Soc-k. Fjiu C'aire. Wise, ana ! Perry Shock. Chippewa Falls. Wise; a j sister. Mrs. Dave Bronskl. Clevelard Ohio: alo 25 grandchildren. The body j rests in Ward's Klamath funeral hope. ' 925 High. Funeral arrangements will be ' announced later. Bemis Funeral Held Monday LAKEVEW Fuiirral crvl(. for Danlrl H. Bcmis. CI, wna itlril here Saturday, wera conducted Monday. Ha and Mrs. Brum, who pro wded htm In dratli arvrral yrars ago, cam to Lukrvicw about 1903 front BoMoit. For a number ui years he served Lakevtew as town marshal, then was deputy sliertll and courthouse custodian lor a number ol years, lravmx mat work about 1931. Later, he as superin tendent of the Odd Fellows ceme tery but more recently he was pre vented from working by advanced years. Mr. Bemis was a famlllary and well-liked figure in Lakeview. Mr. Bemis is survived by a grandson, Robert Clark, of B?nd; by several nephews in Mauartius ets. and by two great-grandchildren In Bend. Mr. Bemis was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge for 50 years, and for 48 years he had been a member of the St. John's Mason ic lodge, Boston, the first Masonic lodge In the United States. . 61 'i 50i , 70". , 3?. . 10H S3'. . 1, . 37', . 100". . 3T. . 31 'i . 32 , 40'. AP-rapre feeder Son Francisco Livestock SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, t'SDA Cattle for week 650: cows weak, dairy trees steady: steer 50 cents lower. Commercial-good 10S5 lb. slaughter steers 34.00. few head out it off: 2 choice steers 33.50. Muted young cows at heifers 27.50; can rer -cutter cows i.8.00.22.00; utility cows 22.5WM.50. Good 845-1070 lb. feeder steers 32.50-33.00. Calves for week 40. Few sales steady. Medium-good 325-600 lb. stoc calves ao.00-35.00. Hoga for week 1700. Thursday, butch. rs 75 cnts lower; sows Ac feeder steady. Good 200-240 lb. butchers 10.50. 300-325 lb. ovs 16.00. Good-Choice 60 110 lb. feeder pigs 19.00-21.0u; few lighter weights 22.00. Sheep 600. Slaughter Iambi 50 cent Or more lower; undertone weak: others steady. Lot choice fall shorn slaughter limbs 31.50: good-choice 31.00. Good fall shorn ewes 15.00-50. San Francisco Potatoes SAN FHANCISCO. Dec. 8. 'A? V SUA) Potatoes: 32 ears on trac; arrivals, California 3, Nevada 1: r ket about steady; Klamath Butteu j. J-A. 0.00. LOS ANGELES Dec. B. 'AP-w'SD.' Potatoes: 74 cars on track : arrival. California 1. Oregon 4. Idaho IS, by truck 14; market firm: Idaho ruieeti Ko. 1-A, 4-85-.S0; Klamath 6-oz. mtn. S.25. Hans Norland Fire Insurance, rhone 2-2515. La Grande -r. . Lakeview Med ford ,, North Bend - Ontario Pendleton Portland lAirporti Ro-eburg SAlem . .. Boi?e Chicago .. Denver , Eurefca Los Angeles , New Yor't Ped Bluff San Francisco .. Seattle Spokane .30 16 Funeral nurr Funeral sen-Ices for Gladys Clair Ruff. 57. who died here December 5. will take place from the chapel of Ward's Klamath funeral home. 925 High DerenV-r 8. 1951. 10:30 a.m. Rev. David Bamett Jr. of the First Presby terian church officiating. Commitment ttervtce and interment In Kla.nath Memorial park. 1 .-. El 37 Potato Shipments December 5 December 6 Mcr.th to fete . Season to date . 1950-51 195' -."52 33 41 .. HO 41 1ZT T-.n 3364 4144 Portland Grain PORTLAND. AP' Ccsnw rralns. 15-day shioment. bulk. coat delivery: oats. No. 2. 38 lb white. 78.50: barley. No. 2. 45 lb B. W.. 72. Wheat Bid. to arrive market, basts No. I bulk, delivered coant: soft wlvte 2.457, soft white (excluding Rex 2.45 ' white club 2.45 Hard red winter: ordinary 2.46': 10 percent 2.46',; 11 percent 2.49; 12 per cent 252. Hard white baart: ordinary 2.46; 10 percent 2.46; 11 percent 2.47; 12 per cent 2.49. Today's car receipts: wheat 43: bar ley 3: flour 6; corn 7; oats 1; mill feed 4. Potatoes CHICAGO. 'AP-USDA' Potato: arrivals 76. on track 325: total US. shipments 609: supplies moderate: de mand slow: market steady lo sltghtlv weaker: Idaho russets $5.45-50, stand ards S4.60. utilities s-4.05-10. Leaa! Ncfice NOTICE "OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXKCUTION NOTICE is hereby given that under and by virtue of a Writ of Execution in foreclosure issued out of the Circuit Cou'-t of the State of Oregon, in and tor Klamath Count)-, in the case of Clafa V. Jerme. Pla'.ntiif. vs. Chas. P. Lmdsay and Ruth J. Lindsay, husband and wife. Roy Harris and Lorraine Harris, husband and wife. f"'""ord A. Da'tO'i and "Catrryn r;. Dalton. husband and wife. Patricia Dalton and Gary Lee Da! ton, a minor, only heirs at law of Orvi"e Dalton. Jr.. deceased. Wade K. drivers fnd D7rolhy B"we . ho--band and wife, and the United States, Defendants, which said Writ was dated the 4th day of December. 1951. I will on the 7th day of Januarv, 1032, at the front door of the Court Hau-e of Klamath Count:-. Oregon, in the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, at the hour of 2 o'clock In the afternoon of said day, proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bter f-r ch. a! the right, t't'e aid interest of the said defendants and all persons claiming or to claim by. through, or under them, or any of them. In and to the following described real property: Lot Six 6. of Block Thirteen 113). of First Addition to Bonanza, of Klamath County. Oregon, according to the duly recorded plet of said Addition, now on file and of record in the Office of the County Clerk, of Klamath County, Oregon, together with the tenements, heredita ments and appurtenances thereunto be longing or in anywise appertaining, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy a judgment rendered In the above entitled Court and cause on the 4th day of December. 1931, which sad judgment is for the sum of 52.020.00. and S350.00 as attorney's fees, and S317.78 expended by plaintiff for de linquent taxes on said prooerty. and for 186.65 expended by plaintiff for fire Insurance on the building on said real property, and the further sum of costs and disbursements and expenses of this sale nn execution. Dated th'i 5 of December, 1931. J. E. FRANEY Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon By si DORA GODDARD Dfputy D-7-14-21-28 No. 808 ( j4 Heal Find in FINE BOURBON 1 V W 1. ' LI The M 8 (Sift that will bring loved one safely home, or take one to the fireside of a kinsman. 1H1 f (MINDLY SU LINE 04 Klamath Avt. Ph. 6076 Hl Planters ' STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISCY '3 Caifl 4-5 Qt. rinr Belltr buy Pknters Club.. By any standard, you couldn't buy better! U flOOf . CONIINENTAl DISTIllING COf..fHllA. PA. Merrill Students Plan Snowball MERRILL Merrill hlRh school students have set Saturday Decem ber IS. as the date ol trrtr annual Snowball. St. Nick will be the theme for the evenimr. and the gym will be decorated according'. Merrill Parents-Patrons are as sisting with tne publicity, and urge Malm Legion Holds Dinner Members of the Mulm American LeKion ami Lealon auxiliary met Miindnv evenina, December S. lor a poiluck dinner and their annual flu imnas Kilt exchange. The room was decorated with Christinas decorations and a lame Chrlstniua tree under which Ilic Kids were placed. Christmas decorations were alo used on the tables lor the uotluck supper. Mrs. Patsy Ottoman was chairman ol the table decoration committee. Followlnir the Christmas party and dinner the auxiliary held their mrelliiK while the men went to the f lire hall to hold their meeltnir. During the business merlins, which was conducted by Mrs. Emma Wilde, auxiliary president. Mrs. Ann Laliort was appointed chairman ol the committee to serve aupner at the Chrlstmaa dance at lite Broadway hall. Mrs. Merle Loosley reported that four teen boxes of homemade cookies, which had been donated by the members, had been packed and mailed to local boys overseas. Packages for the OKI Shoo at (he veterans hospital In Roseburs were brouxht to the meeting by the auxiliary members. all residents nf the rnmmnnliv In attend. Tickets are 7a cents per person, and go on sale soon with ' a door-to-door selling campaign The affair l tnfnrml. I Proceeds are used to buy needed ' . school equipment. ' Sledding Okay For Today CltV ret'i-ra I Inn ilrnnt Mli.il ulinrilv Will le out (rum 4 lo 9 p.m. today on the cuy's three recommended sledding arras, Dueclor Hub lion ney reported (his morniii't. Extreme low leinpriaturer luivc provided good sliding suiiuces, he said. The slide areas are on M-'w-nlla. Washington and Wlllord streets. Signs will be po.ted to warn motorists. Moore Park Caretaker Hen Stall reported that though lempcuiiurea have ureii low, earlier rams tnl lowed by deep snow will preven'. the Moore park skntliw are.i Iro : being put Into use this weekend. The ram, he said, caused the seal ing silt to become boggy, and now equipment rani be brought in to cleur the snow so the area tan be Hooded and smoothed lor sKuling. Conger field hill Is also open for sledding, according lo tilv He creation Director Hob Uonnry. Burned Out Family Aided By Many, New Home Comingv band at the Vie Dotiaiaa place, center of operations for restoring the Chasa lamlly back lo normal llle Norman Chase waa out this morn, lug with a pickup truck lathering pieces ol Ininlliire ollered for tha There are many kludheartrd per sons In this town and the Norman Chase lamlly will lestllv to that. i lluiurd mil ol Ihelr home at I3-J!V Kane Wednesday night, the lamlly ol nine i seven ol whom are chll- lilren ranging In age from live I mouths to U ; earsi lost practically nil their worldly possessions. J Bui Ihelr neighbors and scores ol others who never heard ol Nor loan Chase and his lamlly till mis fortune overtook them, have re- 1 hiunwlMfl lii IIim t.ltut lim In mull. ! hern tnnile nrr tvplciil of Klamath Kails. On Sunday afternoon a ahower While firemen were silll battling i "'7" '.' ".' M". 'the Haines Wednesday nlKhl in the J. " Ku liter . lilt ' " inear .cro weather, nclghhoi s were logether kltchn "'. j laklng (he seven children Into their I nil tains and oilier household ar .homes and hearts. J "Vririul. In Ihe Kane .Ireet area Meanwhile oilier neighbors were ..... .,, ... ,, tlir-lr new (rushing Mrs. Chase to Klamath . '.. ,)V rxl Monday the valley lin:.imiil. mie srvriru -n- dons ot h"r right leg In kicking out a window ot Ihe laming house house the family will temporarily occupy near their recently pur chased llre-rasrd home nn Kane. I Clothing has been given, enough lo oulllt Ihe children with excep. ilinu of lour-yeor-nld Charlene. Bev- I rial offers of grocery uppnrs nava Eagles To Hold Cancer Benefit The Order of Euulrs Damon Run. yan cancer lull dance, originally scheduled for last Saturday but postponed becausa of Inclement weather, has been scheduled tor Saturday at Ihe FOE hall. Willi all contributions going to Ihe lund The dance will be Iree in mem bers and guests, but donation boxes will be placed throughout the dunce hall. lo save her youngest child. Iive-mnulhs-old Tommy. Todov Mrs. Chnse Is 'home" with her seven children ami bus- home lamllv should be llvina In Its new hniie . . . wilh the help of acorea ol kllldhearled persons. Try Hie Nr Corona Porlali'a Tipc'wrller at Volilil'a Pioneer Ot' lice Klinidr Ca. ! Main. IICII HAN NEW YORK. I -Tie cllv board ol education has voted unanimously to dismiss lenclirrs louml to be members ol the Communist pi' liv or any nlher subversive group 'Hie action was taken yrsleidav i a session at which opponents ol the ban protested angrily. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 0WINS INVtSTMINT 5IRVICI 1.1,1. 4. Inrll. :mIHI4 ni Oi,f.lhv-t ! ks ss4 NlB.k ln,lntnl lsa tn m.- " - I II" KLAMATH 'ALLS . 1 . .-f V GIVE YOUR FAMILY A LIFETIME GIFT! 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