HKRALD lc NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON
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MARKET ANUjiNfiffiiEJ U ;
Potatoes
, KLAMATH POTATO Sl'MMARY
Potato prices on the Porilaiid
wholesale market held steady to
unchanged thla week with Oregon
Washlnglon russets, U. S. No. I'm
wholesaling from 4.00 to 4.2a prr
' 100 pound sack. Central Oregon
long whites, U. S. No. l's, weie
4.00 to 4.25 a hundredweight, and
U. S. No. 1 Idaho Russets were
4.50 to 4.7S.
At San Francisco on Oct. 14
broker's, track sales ou Dcschute
potatoes' brought 4.15 to 4.25
hundredweight lor U. S. lAs.
At Los Angeles U. S. No. 1A
Idaho Kusscts sold tor 4 50 and
the same grade Irora the Klamath
Basin brought 4.60 for hundred
pound sacks. Washed Idaho Rus
sets in carlot Hack salt's brought
6.50 a hundred lor U.S. No. lA's.
wlule unwahscd they brought 6.35
to 5.50.
Last week's total national po
tato shipments was over 4.200
cars, with more than half that
coming lrom the Pacific NorUi
west. ,
This and other summary market
Information was compiled by the
Oregon State College extension
service.
ONION'S
Onion shipments continued on
decline, while prices showed an
upward trend In Oiegon. On Port
land wholesale market this past
week Oregon Western Yellows ad
vanced Monday from 10 to 25 cen'-a
per sack, while Washington Yel
lows advanced 25 cenis per sack.
ALFALFA ,
Alfalfa hay prices strengthened,
at Portland quotes ranged up to
38.00 and 39.00 per ton, up a dollar
lrom last week. Milton-Freewater
section of Oregon prices paid farm
ers were reported at 27.00 a ton
at the farm. In Yakima Valley
luppiies were scarce with prices
to growers up 2 00 to 29.00. Red
mond prices were 32.00 to 35.00
a ton.
EGGS
Grade A large at Jobbing level
are being quoted at 65 and 66
cents a dozen. Grade AA large
are 72 and 73 cents per dozen,
grade A mediums are 53 to 56
ten is. Small eggs are unchanged
39 to 43 cents.
Stocks
1951-52 1932-53
Oct. 16
Truck
Rail
Month to dale
Truck
Rail
Season to date
Truck
Rai
66
9
67
556
137
413
..... 1143
354
789
59
6
53
743
115
628
982
181
601
CHICAGO t Potatoes: Ar
rivals 117; on track 260; total U.S.
shipments 732; market unsettled:
Colorado Red McClures $5.15-30;
Idaho Russets $5.15-35; Minnesota
North Dakota Pontiacs $4.65-5.00
washed; Oregon Russets $6.10:
Washington Russets $5.00-25; Wis
consin Russets $4.40.
j Livestock j
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO tfl Hog price
turned steady to 25 cents higher
Friday, with barrows and gilts
taking the cash advance and sows
holding to the steady side.
Re-imposition of an embargo at
the St. Louis market against trad
ing in hoes until Saturday after
noon tended to improve the local
demand.
Cattle were generally steady, as
were sheep. ,
Most butcher weight hogs sold
from $18.00 to $19.35 and sows from
$16.75 to $18 50. A few head getting
tip to $18.75.
As usual for a Friday little
quality material was offered In the
cattle run.
A load of high-choice mixed
vearlings was best of the market
at $34 00. Cows topped at $19.00.
Good to prime native lambs
brought one price, $24.75.
Admiral Corporation
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers
American Airlmes
American Power Light
American Tel. i lei.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
Borg Warner
Burroughs Adding Machine
California Packing
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Crown Zellerbach
Curtis Wright
Douglas Aircraft
duPont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire .
Homestake Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kennecott Cooper ,
Libbv. McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loews Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvlnator
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas It Electric
Pacific Tel. 8i Tel.
Packard Motor Car
Penney (J. c. ) Co.
Pennsylvania R. R.
Peosi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonler Incorp
Rayonler Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel
Reynold Metals
Richfield Oil
Safewav Stores Ine
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck It Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil'
southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif.
Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker Corporation
iunhme Mining
8wift b Company
Transameriea Corporation
Twentieth Centurv Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacic
United Airline
United Aircraft
'nn(teH OomoraHon
i United States Plvwnod
United Fate Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel.
Westlnshouse Air Prake
wjMttnQ'h'Mi Electric
Woolworth Company
Due to teletype difficulties be
yond our control, the Portland
linstock market and the Portland
grain market are not available
for publication in today"! Herald
and News. Regular publication
will reiume Monday.
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Western Oregon Fair through
Saturdav. Partly cloudy in south
ern half Satuidav. Considerable teg
tnd low cloudiness along coast
.tiring night and morning hours.
A little log In northern valleys.
Utile change In temperature with
highs both days 72 to 62 inland and
67 to 67 along coast. Lows Friday
night 38 to 48. Easterly winds of
20 to 25 miles an hour through
the Columbia Gorge. Winds oil
coast northerly to northeastcly 8
to 18 miles an hour.
Eastern Oregon Fair through
Saturday. Ktglu both days 64 to
75. Lows Friday night 35 to 45 ex
cept 25 in higher valleys.
Grants Pass and Vicinity With
cloudiness through Saturday. High
both days 78. Low Friday night 3d
By The Associated Press
24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Frlday
Baker 69 29
Eugeue 74 37
La Grande 73 37
Lakeview 75 50
Medford 81 43
North Bend ' 57 46
Ontario 71 34
Pendleton' 73 51
Portland tAtrport) 71 44
Rosebuig 77
Salem 74 41
Boise 69 43
Chicago 53 44
Denver 1 i
Eureka 55 50
Los Angeies 77 60
Red Bluff 65 64
San Francisco 61 66
Seattle 63 46
Spokane 67 39
Tule Prison Camp Inmates ...
Pick Spuds For Commissary
Inmates of the Tulelake Prison who lias the homestead tieiuest the
Camp have been picking spuds
lor the past two weeks to lay III
n supply of petntoo for the camp
i commissary and also will bo able
I to ship 60mo to uUut federal In-
I ! Mltutlons, 1
They are finishing up today on
a 60-acro Job for Ernest Lindsay,
RUDOLPH A. SCHMIDT, ton
of Mr, and Mr. , A. L
Schmidt, Merrill, has beon
transferred from Clarksvillo
Base, Tenn., to Sandia Air
Forco Base, Albuquerque,
N. M. He recently spent a
few days at home before re
porting to his new base.
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LIVESTOCK
STOCKTON LIVESTOCK
STOCKTON Lfi (USDAI
Cattle 1.600 for week; compared
with last week, active early, slow
after Tuesday; slaughter steers
and heifers steady; slocker and
feeders steady on Monday. 1.00
1.50 lower at mid-week: few low
choice 1085 lb feeder steers 26.00:
utility and commercial 15.00-22.00:
utility and commercial cows 14-50-16.00:
canner and cutter cows
10.00-14.00: utility and commercial
good-cnoice 750-
Grains
CHICAGO -CHAIN
CHICAGO if Most grakis
moved to new seasonal hius
the board of tiade Friday, in a
sustained advance, Induced by mill
ouying, some export business and
short covering.
One source reported that condi
tions in the wuiier wheat couiury
in Kansas are the worst in the
past 30 to 40 years.
New Hour business boosted
wheat and export busuiess gBve
corn a lift.
At the finish wheat was 3'j to
Kandra, Smith
Buy Big Ranch
TULELAKE Announcement was
made today bv William Kandia,
Tulclnko and Jess Z. Smith. Muliu,
of the recent purchase of the 2500
acre slock and grain ranch owned
by Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Slovenson,
Mucduel. Price on the sale was
reiiorted to be $85,000.
Kandra and Smith will take pos
session In the near future. Mr.
and Mra. Stevenson who hao lived
in the Macdoel area for many
sears have not announced plans.
The ranch, located whore the
Red Hock road crosses the South- i
em Pacific main line consists ol
1500 acres of cultivated land and :
1000 acres of natural meadow
pasture. Tho ranch was planted
to rye this year.
The sale Includes two houses at
Mt. Hebron, barns, corrals and
feed lot but does not include 160
head of cattle or farm equipment
prison rump,
Lemuel Fox, ramp superintend
ent, said the Inmali's worked three
days last week and live this week,
ul are being paid the prevailing
wane wale lor spud picking and
Ballot Measures-No. 7
(Continued from Pal 1)
bctflng at horse ami dug racing
lit the suite. Uy doing away Willi
the pui'l-imilucl belling, the men
sine almost certainly will du away
with the horse and dog laces,
loo. because there's Utile enjoy
ment in going to a race truck just
tu look t tne raven, lleliig itile
to wager, on the oulcomo la whul
takes pi'onlo out tu the truck.
Virtually all forma of gambling
are Illegal In Oregon, but pari'
bucking, and taking their pay In " . , , ,
tlolnUwa. ui.,.H .,..1 u. ...... ....
la number of years, has been con.
A good many of tho men, Fox j uPU nd liberally taxed by Hie
.-(.!. I, 1IKU 111'.. Ill'lll' M.1V I... .11
ny
work at all before, but Lindsay
said they "did as good as any
body, maybe better.''
The prisoiiois picked 20 acres
grown on Albert Scott's land, and
tie finishing up 30 acres on I.liul
.uy's laud. Scott and Lindsay had
agreed to harvest their spuds lo
tclher. About 50 men worked each day.
Superintendent Fox said that be
cause of Ihn farm labor shortage
111 tho Tiileluke urea, the camp
had received many rroueau lrom
larincrs for help. He said they
chose to farm out the Inmates to
Lindsay because his place was
nearest the camp.
sir
Court Records
rtne. fIS
du
drunk. Fine. 913 or 11
S lh feeder ' steer, 35.00-24.00 ' H m81,er ".?. U,e P!I0US close.
.riv f., in.d an nn.i!! no .t mirt. I December $2.36 corn was i, a.
week' ' to 1 c higher, December $1!7 d.,, ' M
Calves 560 for week: compared K was to 1 I Hunt, drunk, rmt.
with last week, steadv- few Bood December 85. rye was 1 to T.
tout Lopes, drunk
7' datyi.
Vlrsii McDonald, drunk and
ortlrrly Kin. 33 or U' dt.
TcJ StUMy. drunk and dlordM.
I'tne. V2A or 13 dy.
Gtforie McKay, drunk. Fine. IIS or
nic StMky, drunk. Forfeit
bail.
Bud Lammand. drunk. Ftna. 113 or
T day
Glen WMki, di
4v
or i j
vealers 2800: good-choice slaush- J 'i higher. December $1-96.
ter calves 22.00-25.00: few lots 1 soybeans were 1 to 3 cents high-
choice steer stocker calves 26.00-1 er. nwemiierH.il '.-m ana iara
26.50. top 26.75. ""s JU u u"1
Hoas 1.320 for week: ComDared pounus niguer. w .u.
with last week's close butchers 25c
lower: sows strong to 50c higher
feeder Digs weak to 1.00 lower:
choice 180-240 lb butchers 21.25:
choice sows 16 00-17.00; good-choice
feeder pigs 20.00-22.00.
Sheep 475 for week: compared
with last weeks close, steady:
good-choice slaughter lambs 24.00.
cull to good ewes 3 0O-6.00: eood
to choice fleshy feeder lambs 18.00.
WHEAT
Open High Low Close
Dec 2.34 2 36 3 34 2.36
Mar J 40 'i 2 42 2.40 , 2 42 S
May 2 43 . 2.45 2.43 '. 2 45 'i
Jly 2 40 2.44 2 40 2.43 3 4
TIEH It 10 SIUTITHE f 01
Quality!
VSHNELL
7&nccuau.
FROM $9.95 TO
$125.00 FOR THE
AMAZING 7x35
EXTRA WIDE FIELD
RAN GEMASTER
(Plus Fed. Excite Tax)
Ibidem siop
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Obituory 1
SNTDKB
Frvd Albert Snvder. 40. native of
Cloquet. Minn. dttd hert Oct. 16. Sur
vivor Include: parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Jo Snyder: titter. Rom Anderson;
seven brothers: Joe Snyder Jr., Frank
Snyder, - Jim Snyder. Robert Snyder.
Martin Snyder. Leo Snyder, and Rich
ard Snyder, all ol this city, runcrai
service will be held from Sacred
Heart Church, Saturday. 9:30 a m. Rec
itation of the Rosary wm be Tro.-n
FUNERAL
SWART81 A(il R
Funeral services for . Zed a Swirti
farer who died in Portland. Oct. 14.
wtu take place from the Williamson
River Chuich. Saturday. 1:30 p tn.. the
Rev. Harley Zeller offlciaung. Com
mttment service and titerment In Hill
Cemetery. Ward's Klamath funeral
Home in charge.
HNVDKR
Funeral services for Kred Albert Sny
der. 40, who died here Oct. IS. will ue
held from Sacred Heart Church Sat
urday at 9 jo a m Kfcimton oi in-
Vomen
Work For ike
WASWNOTON The formation
of a FlyliiK Squadron of Women
for Eisenhower waa announced to
day by Mra. Ivy 1). 1'rle.st. head
of the Women's Dlvi.Mon. liepuoli.
can National Committee, as a
birthday tribute lo Dwtuhl D.
. 1 ciseimower.
Jolnlnx EUenhower'a Crusade
under the banner "Prosperity
Tlirouch Peace," each member ol
the original team will branch out
to assemble her own squadron ol
able leaders.
The original team Includes:
authors. Mariiarcl Culkln BanmuK.
Kallileen Norris and Mary Hubert
Klnehart: arirevi, Irene Dunre:
radio and TV personality, Jin
McCrary: Mrs. Illiam Cole
Houghton, former presulcnt of the
lis or General Federation of women a
Clubs; Mrs. Norman Vincent
Peale. member of the General
uistanT col ST Hoar a ol tne national louncii 01
Churches, and Marlon Martin.
c.or. iienrr R.aian. no vhicl U- Commissioner of Labor and In-
lOrvTfie Record
ninnia '
Ml. Aril t M'xa to Mr. and Mr.,
thitflt ai.Nl., HUH llrltn, , Kl.iii.ia
v.ilpv ii,...ii.i ni l . luna, an I.
WriMllI: 1 imiiiimL n:4 utllli'.i.
'.illKI.K. Horn in Mr ml Mr,. ILV
n hi. nil Wli.l.r, al Hlmnalli Vl-
I,. II.'.m'IoI . 10. '"H. 1M. 1
W.llllll S tlHIHlU I't lltllU..
Kl'lNKIt IIimm In Mr. anil Mr..
Jam," 11 Kutur, Kitii.. Hi Kl.m
ma v.m.v Humiiisi (hi. in mni,
buv. Wrlifiiti V iniiiliiU tl' ailH-.
llAMIlKIT lu Mr anil Mr..
M.iMn I'.ir.ll. IIHII l.aur.l. al Kl.n.
III Valloi ll"l'l '"I mi',
boy. tv.itfhl T iiHiind, a imni'M.
((IMITAIM, mm
Phvlll, KMiui,lt v, Ulnri .
KliiHilMii. null t"r itlvori' Cliaiar. ,
,'iovllv. t'uulil, iimrllril Hril H. linl.
I ni V.N'i. I'lollil'lt "!!. I'll. loily
mi, minor I'hilil, k.ilt iiimiiIIi kiiiml
K K. llilM'oll. Ilol-llrv fur lil.lilllll
lill KiiiniM l.ouilfllmi M v.. John llnv
Lomlrilou H. .nil Cor il von-, CliRri.,
irll.llv. C'olllil, liolrtl.il MNrrh JJ. IU4I
l4ia V.M.i. M.v. IMmitlirt N'k. trowrly
Mlll.io.nl. "ml roil. U. M ll.lvnlln,
ltnMi,y lor aUlntlir.
slate. Only n few tiocka operate,
pi'liiclpiillv l'oillaud Mraduwn l"i'
nurea ant the dim track at Mint-
linniiih Hladluin, alsu at l'oillaud.
1)1 Hie tun decade that Uieitoil
has permitted nu-track brltlnu by
the paii-inutuel ay&tem, Hie alate'a
lake has been In the neliiliborhood
ol n.oiHi.oou. n simible share of
that iiiouev iioimr Into the Mule's
ueneral fund and the remainder.
a lamer share, belnii divided up
iiiiHinu thr. various county fairs
ii i id such allows as the stale fair,
Pacific International 1 1 v e t n o k I
show, Pendleton Koundup, Klam-
n III llii Mil Roundup, Kaslern Ore.
Bon uveMiick snow, and oilirrs.
'Die Klamath Dasln Itniindup,
which in the Past lour or live
veiira has become one o' the bet.
ler rodeos of the Northwest, nets I
15,000 a year lrom race brums
revemira. The ahow could not be
tit, tnn 1-rwlMn ttllrar-llun It u
ii.,. - ... acre",
without that W.0O0 iieteK lo bank jcl'ed purchased tl-ir,
place from Mr. and Mra. Harry,
Nelson In If", ami urvrinir(l
Macdoel Farm
Sale Recorded
MACDOKI.-Tlie K II. (Hklunvi
McMillan ranch here has been sold
lo Mr. anil Mis. l.lovd Nauultt.
who limns another place directly
across the load.
The alc was reportedly lor Ho,-
(MKl ii
he McMillan piaie aa i;o.
while Hie Nauunt a en.
Various other shows also urnba
bly would aiiriilenly cease to Brow
my wouin sunnriiiy erase lo Brow - - ., i u Irmi. Umber and
a'w'a'v' CmZm' " " """" ' .Cffvrt
"?eop "'who' oi,K,e p.r.,uue. 1 done "and'cn'l W?.
forfeit
cente Fire. -V
VinO Jay Stuart,
32 bail.
0mcr Htenhenson.
cen-e. fine. V
Stnteon Wilier fa t wood,
Covers. Torfe t 10 Iwll
Simeon Wither raitwood,
permit, rorieil sib nan
Dud MrCot, vioUlion basic rule, for
fe t f30 rail , ,
Bud VrCov. no operator's license
Forfeit U ball
James Edward Chi Wars, violation
bac rule. Fine. tlO.
John Zupan. overheiiht Fine tlo
William Robert Green, no clearance
lights, rine. S7 V)
tllen Alva Wilcher, no brakes. Fine.
lRoger Amasa Wilkinson, violation
basic rule. Fine. 25.
overload.
no vehicle li
no wheel
no rue
0'Hj.lr'a Memorial ChaDel. Friday Rosary will be from O Hair Memorial
p.m. Interment will be 10 Mount Cal-1 Chapel. Friday. 8 p m. Interment will I
vary Cemetery. be In Mount Calvary Cemetery. I
FINE PHOTOGRAPHY
STUDIO PHONE 4526
PROTECT THE FAIR MILK LAW
that protects your family's supply
of wholesome, sanitary milk
OWH 333 x
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cow 1 r Tii,
tm- CWch, Wt'r-ftf-r
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Wheels
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CUSTOM COLOR MIXING
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and
1229 East Main
STORE
Prion. 3324
duslry of Maine.
measure lo outlaw II, point lo the
seemlnuly Irreconcilable laeela ol
Oreiion'a RamblliiR laws, Il'a llle
Kal lo operate a nickel alot ma
chine, but leual to have a million
dollar beltliiii business al horse
and doR tracks.
Also, they point out, money ipent
Rambling doesn't no to buy itro
cerlea or clolhlim. lo pay medical
bills or any other family expenaea.
'Itie iiambler, they aay, servea no
economic need: and falra and
shows which accept parl-mutuel
bcttinit revenues, are taking "tain
ted money."
The decision on this one should
be iiulded by the conscience: vote
yea. If you think parl-mutuel bet
Una should be outlawed: vote no.
If you Uilnk the system ahould be
retained.
Either way, people who want lo
amble will still camble.
nnialnes. pr
been raised. The- MeMlllana alo
had sheep interests. Thev plan lo
move bark In Klaiuatn rails.
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PROTECTION
CALL 4706
CITV ICC It SUPPLY CO
a9 SPflINO ST KLAMATH PALIS
UlIoLHerei a tip on whiskey:
Br pleasing costly flavor...
at a reasonabb f)rice...
call tor
CARfflAIRS!"
365 $230
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CARSTAIRS BR01 DISTUJNG CO, INC, NW YORK. K T. . IUN0O) WHISMY. K PROOf. 11 CRAIN NtUTRAL SPltlTI
Klamath Junior Chamber of Commerce
PRESENTS
1 Buy
Your , '"P YUr
I' II ' ' II klV1lfl
, . '1 I all IMU
- .i i j nun;
DOM COSSACK'S
PLA TOFF CHORUS
PELICAN THEATRE
Fridoy, November 14 8:00 p.m.
Doort Open 7:00 p.m. Admission $2 Pr Pcnon
Tex Inc.
All Proceeds to go to the Y.M.C.A. to equip' the new handy-craft room
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
KOHN'S FLOWER SHOP Y.M.C.A. OFFICER OR ANY J.C. MEMBER
IW TAXES DOWN !
BEEP
OF LIVING
mm !
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ON THE MOTOR CARRIER HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION ACT
this is a MEASURE to INCREASE TAXES!
Everything you buy la handled by trucks at some lime, and Increased
truck Uxes will increase your daily costs of living I
a Increases apply to all motor vehicles of on sizes 1 ,
Taxes on large common carriers, large private carriers and large
logging trucks are increased approximately 35 on mileage.
And... ' "
i Taxes on logging and dump trucks classified on flat fee option would
be increased 60 ! . .
KNOW THE TRUTH ! VOTE 319 X 1(0 ! U
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