HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY. MARCH 3, 1058
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
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All Grains Suffer
Losses Today
CHICAGO Ml All grains sank
on the board of trade Monday,
Losses ran to around a cent or a
little more, but the market held
above the lows established last
week.
Selling was most pronounced hi
wheal and corn. Moisture in me
ary areas of the southwestern win
ter wheat belt caused liquidation
of the bread cereal. Corn continued
to meet hedging pressure as an
other large run of high moisture
rrraln showed up here and at other
erminals.
Oats, rye and aobeans fol
lowed the other cereal down.
Lard showed occasional signs of
strength.
Wheat closed 1 U to 5 cents
lower. March $2 61 T.-2.5-, corn
K-l V lower. March 11.75 ft-,
oats V lower. March 81 Vi-H,
rye 1 to 3 cents lower. May
$1.84 . soybeans 1 14-2 4 lower,
March $2.95 V-2.95, and lard 3 to
13 cents a hundred pounds lower,
March tll.65.
Wheat
3.53 '. 2.53 , 3.51 Ta 2.51 Vt
2.50 i 2.50 2.49 li 2.49 t
2.44 4 2.44 i 2.43 ' 2.43 Va
2.45 2.45 ? 3.44 2.44
2.48 Vt 2.48 2.7 H 2.47 &
Mar
May
Jiy
Sep
Deo
Quotations
New York Storks
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation
' ' Allied Chemical
Alls Chalmers
American Alrlnes
American Power & Light
American Tel & Tel.
American Tobacco
v. Anaconda Copper
i, Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
Borg Warner
' Burroughs Adding Machine
California Packing
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consoidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Crown Zellerbach
Curtlss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
duPont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Poods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kennecott Copper
Ltbby. McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvlnator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Paclflo Gas Electric
Pacific Tel. It Tel.
Packard Motor Car
Penney (J.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R.R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Fhilco Radio
adio Corporation
Rayonler Incorp
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil N.J.
Studebaker Corp,
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Company
Transamerica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric
Woolworth Company
27 H
70
48 H
14 V4
24 H
155 V,
60 Yi
49 y4
75
48 TS
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26 Vi
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50 Vt
45
68 H
105 V,
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Stock Market Gains
Little Ground
NEW YORK Wt The stock
market sained a little ground Mon
day at one of the slowest sessions
in nearly eigm monins.
Prices turned upward late In the
session after wavering between
slight gains and small losses.
The volume ran at around 1.000..
000 shares for the session, the same
as last Friday and the smallest
since last July 11.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND HI No r'nirc
grains quotations.
Wheat (bid), to arrive marlr-l
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered
Soft White 2.54: Soft White (ex
cluding Rex) 2.54; White Club
2.54; Western Red 2.54.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary a S4
10 per cent 2.54: 11 per cent 2.54
12 per cent 2.54.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary
2.54: 10 ner cent 2.54: 11 ner rnt
2.54; 12 per cent 2.54.
Car receipts: Wheat 70: harlev
, nuur in corn u; mm ieed 11.
Portland Poultry
EGGS In whAlut.H r.n.
t-anaica efffi containing no loss,
cases Included, i.o.b. Portland; A Urge,
43'se: A modlum a7U' R an.... !...
3-39iic: "
Efgi Tb retailers Grade AA lira
wn.. n aauarv swji: : mm. mMiinm
A medium 44c; cartons 3c additional'
Liv chickensNo, 1 quality, I.o.b.
plants: Fryer. lbs, 30c: 3-4 lbs.
30c; roasters 4 lbs and over. 30c; light
reiia. an weiinu. ihc' naivv nana mi
"7lBI?nw MK 010 roosters, au wcisau,
public
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO DB Hog prices con
tinued to move higher Monday as
me marKeteo supply proved small-
est tor a Monday thus far this
year, cattle ranged from steady to
75 cents higher witlj lambs again
falling to sell on a wide disparity
Between asas ana Dias.
Most barrows and gilts found
ready outlet at $15.50 to X17.85. A
few choice lightweights topped at
eus.uu. most sows were in the (14.25
to 1B.25 bracket. The estimated
12,000 bogs on sale compared with
actual saies a week ago of 14,622.
Choice to prime steers sold from
$33.00 to $39.00 and two loads went
on up to $39.25. Good to prime
heifers brought $29.50 to $33.75
while cows topped at $24.50, bulls
ai szs.uu, ana veaiers at $39.00.
AsKinjr prices on lambs were
steady to strong at $27.25 and un
der while bids were considered
weak to 25 cents off. Good ewes
sold downward from $14.00.
Other receipts included 10,000
cattle, 400 calves, and 3,000 sheep.
San Francisco
Livestock
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO (fl
Cattle: 300, supply consisted of
load of steers, couple lots heifers,
balance mainly dairy type slaugh
ter cows, slow, generally steady
on prices, canner and cutter cows
$16.60-20.50, few light utility dairy
type $22.00, load good 825 pound
feeder steers $31.50,
Calves: None.
Hogs: 150, light supply generaly
steady, choice 180-240 pound butch
ers $19.00, several lots 118-138 lb.
and 150-170 lbs $18.00, medium
cholee sows $13.00-14.50.
Sheep: 250, about steady, double
erwooled mixed fats and feeder
lambs from .Nevada $27.50.
Potatoes
CHICAGO, (P) Potatoes: Ar.
rivals 326, on track 346: total U.S.
shipments Friday 948, Saturday
804, and sunaay 17; supplies mod
erate; demand good; market firm
for best stock; track sales, cars
fer 100 id; Minnesota, North Da
ota Pontiacs $4.76; lei: Idaho
Russets $6.26, standards $5.36-56;
Minnesota-North Dakota Pontiacs
$4.92; new stock, lei per 60 lb:
Florida Triumphs $2.95-3.05. Street
sales, per 100 lb according to basis
of sale; Colorado McCIures $5.75
6.11; Idaho Russets $6.46-76; Ne
braska Triumphs $5.76-94.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (A Cattle- Kola,
ble 1,600: holdover 100: market
slow on increased supply; predom
inate supply ted steers selling
rouna so cents lower: some bigs
off more: earlv sales cows about
steady; but most bids on utility
commercial beef cows 25-50 cents
lower; load choice 1,102 lb fed
steers 35.00; load 1,238 lbs 34.25:
other good-low choice 950-1.158 lb
fed steers 32.00-34.00: few commer
cial steers 29.50-31.50; utility 23.00
28.00; lew good fed heifers 32.00
25; commercial grades 28.50-31.00;
cows largely 17.00-20.00: few 20.50
21.00; utility cows mostly 21.00
25.00; part load 1,178 lbs commer
cial cows 27.50; commercial bulls
28.50-29.50; utility grades 25.00-28.00.
Calves: Salable 125: market ac
tive, steady; choice-odd prime veai
ers 35.00-38.00; commercial-good
calves, veaiers 27.00-3.00; few util
ity grades 20.00-26.00.
Hogs: Salable 700: market about
steady with early last week; choice
180-235 lbs mostly 20.00-25; few lots
20.35: choice 260-310 lbs 28.00-50
choice 300-390 lb sows 17.00-50 ; 400
575 lbs 15.50-16.50: few heavier
weights 15.00; heavy slaughter
boars down to 7.50: choice 68-87
lb feeder pigs 18.00-50.
Sheep: Salable 350; market about
steady; good-choice 81-109 lb fed
wooled lambs 26.50-27.00: Including
one lot choice 116 lbs 26.75: choice
130-146 lbs 24.00; odd utility-good
ewes id.uu-i3.oo.
DISTRICT COI'BT
twlg A. Luna, drunk on highway,
Sentence 30 davt.
Clark Preiumd, drunk In
place. Sentence a daya.
Helen r. Sautter, violation baalc
ruie. rine eis.
Iirall Gladui. no oneratnr'a llMnu
line IS.
NeU M. Aran!, no PUC permit rint
15.
Gordon H. Craatev. nvarlnarf Wflt
ea Dan.
Georae H. Reafan. InadeAiiata hpah.
Tine 10.
Gordon McKav. nuttlne ruhhlah nn
hlfhway. Fine KU.
Via ter A. Harm, drlvlne In au.nanri.
vu tniKUUi , in. eiuu. ,
John W. WaldrlD. viola! on bail ml.
Fine tiaso.
Richard J. Harlow, ma Pim
Tine SIS.
Dale Hlmelwriehl natalne nn Mill
treat, rteaoea not guilty. Recogged.
Ml .ll IfAL tUl'KT
tudolnh Cheralda. drunk, rina eia
w . -a uara.
Wayne Byrd, vagrancy. Sentence, S
oey.
Johnny Hawklna. Jeiae, Truiillo. vae-
rancy. Sentence 10 daya.
Jamaa Hart. Vaeranrv. IHna BIOA and
90 daya. autn-nH-d.
H. R. Worton, vagrancy. Fine $100
ana ou aay. auanenara.
Carl Crane, drunk. Fine $33 or ll'i
daya.
Ancel Cleckler, drunk. Fine $19 or
T? daya.
Raymond Pom pay, drunk. Fine $30
or 10 daya.
Rufua Shorty, drunk. Forfeit $19 ball.
Jame Ellis, drunk. Sentence 30 dava.
Jamaa Ellis, violation parole. Held
for federal authorities.
Juel V. Stewart, drunk. Fine $19 or
7a days.
Jay Duffy, drunk. Fine $30 or 10
days.
Rudolph Cheraldo, drunk. Forfeit $19
oaii.
Melecio Kodrlques, drunk. Forfeit
$15 bail.
Charles Daly, drunk. Forfeit $15 ball.
Huid Torria. drunk. Forfeit $15 bail.
Martin Mju-Unex, drunk. Fine $15 or
7l days.
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BIRTHS
NELSON Born at Klamath Valley
Hosoital. Mar. 2. IMS. tn Mr mntt Mrm
swan nelson. 3743 Dayton St.. girl
Wifht: 6 pounds 13S ounces.
LOZANO Born at Klamath Valtv
HtkinitaJ. Mar. 3 1059 n Mr mnM Mn
airmen iozano. cnuoquin. ore., a boy
Wclsht: ti ooundt ivd ounces.
UTLEY Bom at Klamath Valley
HOIDltal. Mar. 3. tn Mr anH
flirt, ueorge uuey. 2203 Autumn Ave.
our. nc ini a Dounm :i mim-ma
VALENTINE Born at Klamath Val
ley Hospital. Mar. 1. 1951. to Mr. and
Ain. wuitam valentine, oretecn. Ore.
girl. Weight: S pounds.
GRIFFIN Born at Klamath Vallfv
Hospital. Mar. 1. iua. to Mr. md
mrs. uiwrence uniiin. Hiy, ore.,
irl. Weieht: 7 Bounds (IU nnnrai
PARKS Born at Klamath Val lev
nospitai. Mar. 1, 1953. to Mr. and Mrs.
ueaa rants, sprague River. Ore.,
girl. Weight: 8 pounds 13 ounces.
CRESPEN Born at Klamath Valley
nuauiuai. mar. a. to Air. ana Mr
uamien i-respen, bprague River, Ore.,
a bov. Welsh!: 6 tuundi 3l, nimii
CAVANAUCH Born at Klamath Val
ley Hospital. Mar. 1, 1952. to Mr.
Mrs. Bernard Cavanaugh. 2127 Cable
at., a My. weight; 8 pounds 2
ounces.
MALLORY Born at Klamath Vallev
Hosp.tal, Mar. 2. 1932, to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Mallorv. route 2. box 199
Klamath Falls, a boy. -Weight: 6 pounds
13'a ounces.
PRYOR Born at Klamath Vallov
r.osp.iai. mar. j, ivoj. 10 Air. ana Mrs.
Robert Pryor. 4223 Clinton St., a girl.
tveiKni; pounas iJ oucees.
ROPER Born at Klamath Valley
Hospital. Mar. 2, 1932. to Mr. and Mrs.
uonaia Roper, 1317 Martin St, a boy,
Weight: 7 pounds 7 ounces.
COLLMAN Bora at Klamath Valley
Hospital. Mar. 3. 19S2. to Mr. and
Mrs. ijnaries (.oilman, 1729 rargo St.
a boy. Weight: 6 pounds 2 ounces.
BR ITT ON Born at Klamath Valley
Hospital. Mar. 3. 1952, to Mr. and Mrs.
Murray men. uriuon. wi victory nr.,
a boy. Weight: 10 pounds 1 ounce.
PORTERF1ELD Born at Klamath
Valley oapltal. Mar. 2, 19S2, to Mr. and
Mrs. Don Portertteld, Tulelake, Calif..
a ooy, weigm: pounas iz ounces.
FLORAL TOUCH-
Cunelllts arc appropriate back
ground for Betty McDonald. 19,
of Dartona Bacb, Fla after
selection -as Queen of Camellia
Festival in Cypress Gardens, Fla.
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Weather
Western Oregon Rain Monday
morning, becoming showery and
clearing partially Monday after
noon or Monday evening. Partly
cloudy and cooler . Monday night.
Tuesday cloudy with rain by Tues
day aiternoon ana evening. High
Dotn Monday and ruesaay 40 to ou.
Lows Monday night 32 to 42. West
erly to northwesterly winds of 20
to 30 miles an hour oil coast Mon
day.
Eastern Oregon Rain or snow
Monday or Monday night. Partly
cloudy with snow flurries; mostly
over mountains, late Monday night
and Tuesday. Highs both Monday
and Tuesday 32 to u. Lows Monday
nieht IS to 30.
Grants Pass and vicinity
Showers mixed with snow Monday,
decreasing Monday night. Cloudy
Tuesday with occasional showers.
High Monday 40. Low Monday
mgni jh, nign Tuesday in.
24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Monday
Max Min..Preclp.
Baiter
Bend
Eugene
La Grande
Lakeview
Medford
North Bend
Ontario
Pendleton
Portland
Roseburg
Salem
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Los Angeles
New York
Red Bluff
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
36 , 15
41 52 T
51 41 .01
35 25 T
32 14
47 30
60 45 .17
3S 20
2 32
49 41 .07
82 47
51 2 .05
37 32
31 21 .1
23 13 .16
50 44 T
60 . 43
38 34
57 37
55 47 T
45 39 T
38 28
AND YOUR TYPE?
The man who is portly and short,
or just one of them, should beware
of loud patterns, loud colors and
off shades. While the tall, lean
man, or the athlete, may make
the sky the limit In patterns.
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SIDELINE CONVERSATION Katy Roiolph
I (center), Hayden, Colo., member of 1952 U. S. Women's Olymplo
akl team, chats with two Austrian (iris on sidelines durlni ski
events In International Sports Week at Bad Gasteln, Austria.
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i HARNESSINC ANDES WATERPOWER-
Water from Andes is fed by penstocks Into leneratlnir station of
; Sauial hydro-electric plant to furnish power for Santiaio, Chile.
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SUPPORTING JET POWER Klnr-slted tires
checked at Goodrich Akron, Ohio plant were developed for use on
I Air Force's B-47 jet bomber7 and can support 24'a-ton load. '.
YOUNC LEADER
French Prime Minister Edgar
Faure, 43-year-old Radical So
cialist (Conservative) lawyer, la
one of the younrest men ever to
(uide Republic's government.
SHE BUYS IT
Women, who buv 85 ner cent of
all neckties sold, base their selec
tion on color, men on Dattern. ac
cording to the Men's Tie Founda
tion. Women's successful buvlrw
psychology Is attributed to a highly
developed sense of color. While
men, on the other hand, have an
incidence of color blindness.
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KUAIDATM (ALLS . OAC60'n
&F anted Battlefield
t Of World War 1
Sold via Want Ad-
ILL 60 Thb hiitorial ute, being f
onir inua poruon at me ipffj tec-
tor, with pill born, dagouts, tic, it (or
ditpouL For full particulin. spply
i m utotdwtf, Bromley Kent.
r'n FoUowino World War I tho
rl.aaU 1 .1 I
Ifc- a battlefield area in the Ypre3
section of France used a Clas-
sified ad in the London Times
r z: to find a buyer
tW Want Adt Can
I WE? SD Anything
Z ,. M AthtrtiMf rtwll Mar aeuft Hrru4
am, tot Im IK. KW tn Ktai 47. Fk
i afe " .!v JtZ.Meh
U Ida
Here In Klamath
Want Ads Work Wonders
HERALD & NEWS ,
wy,rz?r,iz!'ti't
Friendly" proximity of chicken lo cheetah In
had no appetite or preferred fowl at photo tlme.''v
A TEMPORARY SITUATION -
Chlrato'i Coliseum probably did not last since feline Jiad
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Laapa'ligJt Vt1ltto.LJ.J. li' -ll..i
i.TnE B I C LIFT Vera Stanley demonstrates ease with which King Midget, a new two.
f sealer welihlng 500 pounds, can be lifted and "walked Into a tight parking spot In Akron, Ohio.
Obituary
KNOWI.ES
Robert Rilwaril Knowles. 07. a na
tive o( Teaaa and a re.lUcnl uf Klam.
th Counlr slnre 123. died in this cily
Marrh 2. 1U53 Survivors inrlutle a
daughter Mra. Wllla Nasler of Cuala-
naau. Laur.. two brotneri. I. K. KnawU
of Kelso Wash., and Charles C. Knnwki
of Portland- Funeral services will lie
held fruni o Hair s Memorial Chapel
Tue.rlsy. Marrh 4 at a p m. The Ittiv
Daniel B. Anderson of the Klamath
irmule off ItlMffliia Interment will lie
made In Klamath Memorial Cemetery.
Funeral
m.iiR
Funeral services for Uale Kdward rut.
ter. 46. who died here I'ehau will take
plore from the chapel of Ward'a Klamalli
runerai iiume, ncunesaay, Marcn 0.
I0"2 at 10 a m.. officers of the Klam.
ath rails Lodae no. 127 I) 1' O Elks,
offictailna. Commitment servlre and In.
ternicni in Kiamatn Memorial cemetery.
SPRAY AWAT
Prevent moths In upholstered
furnlturo by occasional sprayliiii
with muth provontiitlvefi. Hrnulnr
u nd tliurouRli vacuum cleaning and
brushing, however, usually avoids
moth dnmai.0.
yor yourt choice
There aro two basic atyle ale
porles In men's neckwear, bowa
und lour-ln-liands. But within these
two cniesnrles there are as many
os (Illy different styles. Avernxe
Irnntli of a tie Is from forty-seven
to lilty-lour Inches.
LET IT GLEAM
Wash costume Jewelry In any
liquid shampoo and aoo how Iresh
and Klcitmlng It Immediately becomes.
FROM "OVER THERE"
There's a conconllenlal Influenri
lo be seen In new Sprint! fash
Inns. Italy offers spirit and color
Spain offers exotic trims an
.shapes. France oflera a .chic over
nil effect that can be found ii
fnahlons of overy season and ever;
year, (
Minnuiu
r V for aay
Room la the Home!
Doing without
advertising
is like
winking at a pretty gir
in the dark1 1. . .
. . . you may know
. what you're doing
but
nobody else does!
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