HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY, DKCKMHBIi U 10M
PAGE FOUR
MARKETS' AND FINANGB
Stocks . j f . x Grains
WALL STREKT
NEW YORK 11 An advanrin?
lock market, was hurried bIouk
Monday by buying activity in
eleela and railroads.
Price chansea ran from around
point lower to better titan a point
higher with the gains holding a
comfortable lead.
Volume at an estimated 5.300.000
hares was the second highest of
the year.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND i.ft lUSDAl
Cattle salable 1.350; holdover 300:
market fairly active after slow
s.irt; fed steers strong to 60 cents
higher; utility-commercial tteera
and heifers 60 cent to 1 00 higher;
tome sales up more; rows 50 cents
to mostly 1.00 higher; three loads
good-choice 9:16-1.091 lb led steers
200; load 1.0M lbs 37.00; two
loads 1.000-1,6 lb good shqrtfeds
26.0; commercial steers mostly
200-23.00: rommercial-good heif
ers 19.00-23.00; llgnt cutter heifers
to 14.00 or oelow: ranner-
Nesv York Stocks
By The Associated Press
Admiral corporation
Allied Chemical
Allls Chalmers
American Airlines
American Power & Light
American Tel. Tel.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Crown Zellerbach
Curtlss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
duPont de Nemours
Fiftman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
Homestake Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kennecott Copper
Libby, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's Incorporated
Long Bell A.
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Tel. & Tel.
Packard Motor Car
Penney J. C Co.
Pennsylvania R. R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Radio Corporation
Pa vomer Incorp
Rayonier Incorp Pfd
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Cil
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CHICAGO ifi Grains retreated
at Die start on the board of trade
Monday and then came back
strongly to post advances for the
session.
Traders were Impressed, too, by
the continued good demand for
cavh corn.
Buyers were paying 1 '.to 3
cents more (or No. 2 yellow corn down
thnn the price for the December cutter cows mostly . 50-11.50; few
contract. 1 12.00; shells down to 7.00; utility
Wheat was aided by me prospect cows mostly 13. 0O-13.0O: lew young
of export business. commercial cows U.00: utility-
Wheat closed VI ' higher, commercial bulls 16.00-19 25; few
December $2.35 corn 1 ',-1 5 loads feeder steers, unsold: short
higher. December si. 67 oats (led good around 650 lb feeders
c'-j higher. December 84 rye! 21.00.
to 1 cent higher. Demb Jl.WI c , , , J00 k
.. soybeans 1 to 1 lusher. Jan-1 , , steady except cull-
uary 3.10 .-, and lard ."" I commercial ralvfst slow; few good-crnt-s
a hundred pounds higher. Lnojce vlercs 26.oo-28.00: prune to
December S9Ji. 30 m. commercial vealers 22 00-
.,,:. , ... 124.00; few good slaughter calves
1.500: market
choice 1 and
on iJ outcners iu-j.io ids io.oo-is.uo
cnoice aou-jeu ios iLM-ou; cnoice
weights to 17.00.
1350-5J0 lb sows 15.50-16.50: lighter
Sheep salable 1.000; market
strong to SO cents higher on slaugh
ter lambs: o:her classes slow.
I steady-weak: good-choice wooled
; and No. 1 pelt lambs 17.50-18.50:
few lots mostly choice 95-98 lb
Dec
Mar
May
Jlv
Sep
2 33 ' J 3 , "1l", lTi 50 00 M00: 00d '
2 44 S 453, o 41 l. 2 45 , I Ho" salable
4l'i f 'J " 41 2 43 . oct've. fullj- steady:
2 43'. 3 41 343 '. 2.44 j 3 butchers 180-335 II
TORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND i.P Coarse grains.
15-day shipments, bulk. Coast de
iivcrv: B-vrlcy. No. 2, 45-lb B. W
72 50.
Wheat (bid to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered Coast:
"' i , ,ir"1 h , choice-prime expertmentallv
eluding Rex 2.39".; white club ,fd ,ambs l90. . (eti-
& 2i IS ! S$S2Jf& a
13 per cent 2.48. j 10 i 3u-
Hard white baart: Ordinary 2.59;
10 per cent 2.59; 11 per cent 2.61:
12 per cent 2.63.
tar receipts: wheat 36: barley
fiinritirr coipt
W'h Btt. auault !! batltry.
Plead not fuiltj-, trial at 0c, 9.
C. t. (Junior Htmblln. vioUtlor b
tt rul. Tint, ty
Wvr rranru Bat, ran Hop tifit
rm,
Jotpn Altindt pl.orim, drunk
In public pl, rmr, M or IS iy.
Walttr Flwin Brown, no vthlda It
cnt. I'tn. M-
Floyd Wavn Buck, vl"f with In
lufflrttnl rloarauc. Flu. i.30.
GNn Aibwt stapltion, un atop
tign. f in, ,V , ,
John Domtnlr GrMil. no private
PL'C parmil- Fin. 91.M.
SVyh Bvtl. non-tupport of minor
h ild ran. Preliminary hart rquet-
tra.
Hi NirirAL rornT
Patrick O'Shaa. drunk and disorderly
Conduct. Fm. 4rt or 30 day
Clifton Smith, drunk, Torfrlt tS ball.
Louts Ktl , ttokltM dm ing. t or
ftit SI00 hail.
Stavt Young, drunk rorffH Jl bail.
David Start, drunk. fn, $13 or
Vt da:.
Vwi' Drown, drunk. I'lm, IJO or
10 davt.
Nobte Ohen, vagranry, tin. fttH)
and 0 da.va,
Mllo Kltnt. drunk, forfeit I3 bail.
Lo1c Imiuft, no operator . Ilcoiua
roncit 73 nan.
John Thompson, drunk. Fint, 113 or
T data.
Gvorcv Barnitr. drunk. Fint. 15 or
V, day a.
otiocrt connry, a runs, rorttii ia
bail.
Lollta Chock toot, drunk. Forfeit SIS
baU.
Nathan Copporfield.. drunk.- lorlell
tli bail.
Joa ffman. drunk, rtnr. kd or lo i
oay.
Ro4rt Lamar, dtjordrrly conduct
Forfeit $13 ball.
Obituary
36: Hour 32:
feed 16.
corn 34; oats 3; mill
Ar
Potatoes
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO i Potatoes
rivals 247, on track 360: total U.S.
shipments Friday 453. Saturday
624. and Sunday 21; supplies mod
erate; demand fair: market about
steadv; Colorado Red McClures
J4 40-60; Idaho Russets $5.00-30;
Minnesota-North Dakota Fonliacs
$3-75 unwashed.
The Tlet Costa No More! Art
Metal Dfki and Files. VoirM'a
Pioneer Office Supply Co. Mala.
Sumpter Funeral
Due Tomorrow
Funeral services for Carroll C.
Sumpter, 33. who died in a Eugene
hospital Friday, are to be con
ducted from the First Christian
Church. Pine t 9;h Street, to-
morrow, 10 a.m. The Rev, George
Alder is to olltctate.
Sump'.er's death was attributed
lo a cerebral hemorrhage. He was
ill only a few days prior to his
death.
Besides the widow, Mrs. Mildred
Sumpter. he 13 survived by three
small cnitdren and his mother.
The children are Donna. Gary and
Charles. The mother Is Mrs. Ethel
L. Boyer. Otis, Ore.
Interment is to be in Klamath
Memorial Park.
Hearing Due On
Newell School
TULELAKE A hearing i to be
held at 3 p.m. this afternoon be
fore the Modoc County Board of
Supervisors m A It urns on a tril
lion to withdraw a four square
mile area from the Newell Un on
School District and put it back into
the Tvilelakt Elementary School
District.
The rea under contention lies
north of Road 101 In Modoc Coun
ty, according to Supervisor James
Stearns. He said the opinion with
in the area itself appears to be
fairly equally divided.
Results of the hearing and any
decisions made should be available
after the session, he said.
nai.a
l.lnria ftuan Half. Infant riauflilor
rtf Mr. ami Mn. Jack l)al, tllrd W
Nov. UK. 1WJ He id ci Itar pai-fnta ht
la am vtvrrt by a brother, Jitrk Jr.,
a nitr. Hlla I., muJiarnts Mr
anil Mr i. W, I, Thtalmaii and Mr. and
Mra. Ci H. Mntiv, all of thai c.lv.
Raby Halt wa laid to rt In Klamath
Memorial Park. Ip. i, .10 p.m. Ilia
Hav, K. M. Camay, rtrtl naplttl
Church offlrlaMitg Ward a KUmatn
Kuneral Mom In vhatna.
ItAHt Ot K
Frank Frtwln tUlwofh, M. natlv nr
Uiratu, Ohio, and nwidcnt i( Klamath
County . 14 ,var, died hr Nwv, .W.
Furvlvnra Inrbide: i.i widow, Cirart
M: thrro riaushlen, Mra. L tl. Ch iw,
Mr Jamra tJavln and Mra. Hart)
Krantantwrg. all of Ihia oh; nu.
Fred rotlrlt Bfeediport: Iwti broth
tit. Aiwn, (irantu Piua, and liar
man. Portland. Ihre .Ularn, ;rai-a
t.raiH ami Ufa Smith. Portland, liaial
llodir. Heno. Nev. The body It at
Ward a Klamath ruurral Horn. Fu
neral arrangements will ba announctd
later.
ai'MIMIR
Carroll Char lei Sumpter. 3:t. nallvt
of Kmmftt. Idaho and a rtltlfiu o
thla city nlna years, died in Kucene,
Nnv in. Survivor inrluda; the widow.
Mildred; two ions, Gary and Char lev
daughter. Donna of thla ritv hn
mother. Mra. Fthel I- Rover, Otl
Or; hrothtra. Melvin. Wtltamtna, and
ira. ?aicm lutir. Alia irw.n. uiu,
Mary llrrndon. NetiUo. Or, and ICdna
iwvii, itood River. The Da u
Ward' Klamath Funeral Home. Ki
Ullh Street. Notice of the funeral
mngemema will bt found claawhtrt in
tnia uiue.
IIUKFOKU
Dr. Ionard Vern llixford. M, native
of Waltiuort. and a re; lit rut o( Klam
ath Falls ainra f;i. died heia Nov.
M. He waa a member of the letter
Day Sainta Church. Survivor Include:
the widow. Jrtle t.tm lloaforrt: three
ona WtU am Hooford. t.cnnie Hnaford,
Howard Tuller and tu-o dauaht-ra In
Portland. FunerM erv're will he. held
from tne Church of Jeua tvui ol
tetter Day Satnta Wednesday. 3 P tit
Interment In Kletnath Memorial Park,
O Hair a Memorial Chapal in charge,
PI.XTIR
Fred Rreklal Dexter. ttO. native of
Minneapolis. Minn., and re-.idtut of
Klamath County for 2i year. died
hera Nov. 'J9. Survlvori inilude: five
ton., Woodbcrt C, Walter K . Marthall
F., Donald Ray. and Qutnton U;
daufhtera, Mr. Hubv 1. Harper, Mn.
Dorothy I. Vega, Mr. Donit J. Haw
km. Donna and Nancy J. DeMer, all
of thlt city; aho nine irandofiildren.
The bodv la at Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home. Notice of the funeral arranre
mcnta will b found tUewhert in thla
luue. I
Merrill Fetes
Moose Regent
MERRILL MActdlni. Clark.
Ornml Rcurnt ol 111 Wninrn of the
Moan will pay an olllclal visit lo
me Merrill unapter. TtieaMny, Dec.
a. inia win ne tn iral vlnll ol
(rrand ouicer in aaveral yeara
An esecul va hoard meeitiiir wna
held Nov. M at th home ol lilanoli
Ftrt. Tulelalce.
Ofdcera present were Rose Van
Meier. Rose Bailey, Elirabeth Ble
ink, 6uan Williams and Ulancli
Fles. -
Co-workers asked lo Join were
l onege 01 neuent members, lta
Stoll, Louisa Icenbire, Olcn Hrari
shaw, Helen Brumley and JSUra.
belli Hollnml.
Mra. Vantlllea Wood. Colleue l
HeRent member. Bend Chapter. No
614, (meat at the home of Mia.
Olga llrailshaw was a guest.
FUNERAL
M'MrTra
Funeral lervlcaa for Carroll Charles
Humpter, .Tt. who died m Kuaena, Nov
-n. win taae piace from in p tri
Christian Church, Plna at Bib Street.
Tuesday, 10 a ni., the He . (itvge
AU'er officiating. Commitment tervhe
and Interment in Klamath Memorial
Park. Ward a Klamath funeral Home
In charge. r
iirxri R
Funeral ifrvlce-t for Fred Fiehlal
Dexter. CO. who did here Nov, ".", will
ta:.e iilace from the chapel of Ward'
Klamath Funeral Home, M3 Mteh
Street. Ttieida). t pin, the Hrv.
l,lod Holloay. Virl MrthoHi.
Church, officiating. Commitment terv.
ice and Interment in Klamath Memorial
Park.
MMtMAnr i.irrNRK
THOTMAN FOX Ftank Fdward
Tiottnan, Nt, phalrian. Name of K'H
land, reahlent of Merrill. Ore. Vivian
Marie Fox. .W, office aiUlent, NatUe
ol Uregoit, resident of Merrill, Ore,
mvom iiKram
Maria H, rranctschini vs. Albert J.
frnnceschlnl.
Let J. Ueltua vs. Krma A. CleHue
manufacturing and remanufactiirlng of
wood nrodurla. bv W. L. Rullard. fi
A. Turner and Neia P. Vullard. TO
now to, Klamath rail.
KVANft 1.1' MDFR COMTANY, by J
D Kvam and Loren Palmerton
CITY CRNTCP1 SFRVICC HTATION.
crcaccnt. ore., by Kmeat it, Brown.
Obituary
rtNKi.M
Fma Pinelll. 2. a ret i dent of (hl
city since 1117 died her Nov. 10- Sur
vivor Include the widower. Ufr A.
Pinelll; alx children. Barn lea Hattlt.
June Rltlreln: Jnce tl: . Herbert
Pinelll. all of Klamath F-ll-; France
Cain. Roteburg and Margaret llurnett.
Donanra: a brother Frank Henrv, Oak
land. Calif : sitter Clda Guard. Wat.
aonvllte. Calif.; and seven grand-h)U
drer. She wai a member of the Fou-
copal Church and the Midland Grange
Funeral terv ice will be held finm
O'Halr's Memorial Chapel. ih and
Pine. Wedneadav. 11 am. Interment in
Link vt lie Cemetery.
Court To Hear
Support Case
A Dlstrlet Court hearing waa
scheduled for thla afternoon on a
chariie of non-aupKrt ot minor
rhlldrrn filed against Wylle Bevel.
37, of McCloud. Calif., who waa
arrested on that and another
elm r up.
Hevel Is aroused of assault and
batlery, beating up h wife. Dor
olhy Grace Bevel, on Sept. 13. She
signed ilmt romplnlnt.
He pleaded not guilty to that
rnuiil uiion arralgnnirnt In 1J . Uriel
Couu Katurdny, and la achcdulcd
lor a Jury trial Dec.
In the non-niipporl clrXrge, B.vel
Is accused of falling lo provide for
three children, two Dova aged 3 and
4. and a Rlr aged o. He Is hrid
In the County Jail In lieu of 11.500
ball.
I.KillTNINn KU.I.S TWO
LISBON. Portugal i Two
men were killed by llghinmg.
thousands of trees uprooted and 40
head of cattle destroyed In a tor
n do which hit Portugal over the
weekend.
Iteaullfiil Matched C.ICI Wrap
ping by Narerou . . . Nee at . .
Valghl'a Ploneee Office Supplr (.
I! Main.
Goldblatt .1
Funeral SetJ
TULRI.AKR Funeral aervlces
for Arthur Clnlilulall who died l
Good Baiuarlian nnspiiai. i'irvai
lis, Nov. 3S, following a hearl at
tack will be held from Well ru
nra Home. 3U01 Heading Hoad,
e.i..lil n Inmnirniv. l:4At).lll.
1H Masonic' Lodge will be In
charge of uie aervue.
Goldblatt. nationally k n ow n
ir.it.,. nf nr, hnrnes and a IWH
Tulelako homesteader arrived m
Portland Nov. n to aiirira ir
Oregon-Oregon Stale football gm
with his elde.l son, Julian. He eon-
11..,.. frnn. Ihei-A tO 'I'lllelRka lO
spend the Thanksgiving holiday
wiih his family at Ihelr rnitcli
home.
In Hit meantime a second son,
Arthur, Hew from Banla Clam
Unlversliy lo Corvallls lo apend
llianksgivlng Day with Ills motif
m-'m ii.,miiI Mr. .Oil Mm. J. N.
MrFadden. Mr. and Mra. Clnldblait
and d.ugluer Kaihryn drove to
Corvallh Thanksgiving Day.
ftt..lv mtltr arrlvllll Cloldllloll
was atrlcken and rushrd by ambu
lance 10 ine nospnni,
Oohlblatt was a veteran of World
f t,,n,hi. of Nnr.MI lodce.
!W r, 'and A.M., Mluinl Consistory
I l AHR and Mill leiupio nn-
.I,,, Ar.lil., OrriM nf the MV.'itlC
Bhrlne. all In Miami. VI. II" wn
l-o a imuibrr oi uie lunnnu
Elks lodge. Nn. I4I3.
Mrs. Cloldhlatl. two sons. Julian
and Arthur and daughter. Kothryil
arrnmpanled the IxhIv east.
Surviving al-o are one alsler,
Mrs. Hoy Clonics and one brolhei.
J, J. ijrrryl Uoldblatl both of
Clncimiatl.
AKCItt'TAR V KARN MOBK
HAN DIKCIO, Calif. W-Thu city
hai a aecrflary who gels luoi
... It..n hr hASS MttbV Schliel-
der, secretary lo Mayor Jolm lluu
ler, receive .,..,-.
i..il ..p.ii-M ratllis. Butler
tin mn t. . .. - . " . ,
geLs only 14.000. Ttie mayor's sala
ry hasn ueen cnanim .hui
waa fixed by cliy charter m 1MJ.
KTT
m mm im us. n Ijmm JUL. i i ,
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