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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD ANT) NEWS. "KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 195R MARKETS AND FINANCE STOCKS WALL 8TBEET NEW YORK l The $tock LIVESTOCK River Algae PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND i-L'SDA' Cattle (Continued from page 1) Klamath Lake. Court Records UmiB COt'STT oiaraiti coirr Geow l Qu.il. burilarr In dwelling houae. aalacd tor pr.i.m nery Manila, mt tor Friday. Seotem- More sen than the existence MnjAatad Zult'L'rl,i Ullman Hits At Sam Coon Court Rejects Rehearing Plea I SALEM 'J-George F. Sack. S3- Baker .year -old white-haired Portland nun Bend i 11 t -.I n - i ; who is under death .wttnir fr Riit a TaMe 9faV iu tear mi 1m4 .tr. Of lhS isolated orrnrrnr u . . ...... .. , ih. . , -. k.. .(- r;ij r market put on . dull performance d"!, algae is the fact a."aF th E? J a" '3 .Ttarrf -to win T rehearing be- KUmath Falls Thursday with price, muted and VYednetav'. eloie: few standard water, connected, with the Klarr, STiL " ?"S2 IVnriE? a n d fore the State Supreme Court. ;Lakeview Isteerj 17.00 20.00. utility 11.00- am LaKe-Mamatl, Kiver system: Lu, M r .,. .t . c ' Th. f ,h. !Medford mlitv he,-,-, in AA.U s.' contain a heavy rui .ninei i. i7i - -'". w- - " a i ------ Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS U hears to 4:M m. m. Tkanday Max. Mitt. Prep. trading ilow. The Associated Press average, ef . - -ithrMr saga- .1.. it.i.i. Anmn i rmi Uvei ...,.'rZ.i .' ' : j .. u-Ii.... u. I tiei Denn. dri.ini white .nuim. uon. , Lnited States, as he has said he renoieton ure: iiuu.. ........ . uw. utility mills IVUU-IO.W. iiuuu uauiia m hi ii.wjitn DC-;ed. 20 daa and KM tint and cuti , . t tvniiM J - 'Portland Ainvirt rails down J1.0O and . the utui'iea Calve, salable ?S: market steadyjhind bars, the population increases tt c2: ITlman. speaking to a group o ould do. (Portland Airport Hikvii in cents . Ito weak: good ana choice steers ' greatly ana aoos to inai already ..i""", J"" " mnxw in poaaea- o"kfvi""5 mar innu a-w.r- nm uuu-awciruig man wnose c. - ay, iAM. ...:i;... i : n..H in tt.- ninfl Ti,. v uia nrrf f;unm rha Uenlpcl toon ta er. Ihrp viim riiMl vuilonr wriu . ! i.ii.. i ivi nftn iharM u.wii.w. uiiiu njiu tuiiuiicrtiai 1 f " "'A iti. un . -,fc. w , - : o - : - wow.; compared with 2,130,000 Wednes day. 70 NEW YORK STOCKS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation 17 Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Aluminum Co. America American Airlines American Can American Cynamide American Motors American Tel. k Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Macj. Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Editon Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Lastman Kodak Emerson Radio rord Motor General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire International Harvester International Paper Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copoer Libby, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Montgomery. Ward A New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific Gas k Electric Pacific Tel. It Tel. Penney U.C.) Co. Pennsylvania- R.R. Pepsi Cola Co. PhUco Radio Pugot Sound P It h nadio Corporation Rayonicr Incorp. Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil - . Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck it Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil . Socony-Vacuitm Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N.J. Studcbaker Packard Swift k Company Transamerlca Corp. Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company t'ninn Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United Slates Steel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel Wcstinghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Company IP-Viruv. uiim aijiu twiuinertiiir t" """'"ft "awi. iuc Hubert Burkina. M i ' Cnv.L.-.v- calves and veaWs 10.00-15.00. (plants contribute a "murkiness" to uoToi iiZr. uS. KW-: plain why be "sat on his thumbs 'jWas convicted of suffocating hisfapo,tane 7 13 91 (1 U 95 3 62 71 M 94 90 73 34 32 49 47 45 45 54 43 47 52 50 51 49 ' 48 Ho salable 100: mired U. S the water which is so characteris-i tm Huron.. i. .,.'all during the last session of wife. Goldie, in the lugzase com.1 N'o. 1-2-3 grades 180-235 lb 17.50-j tic that the water of the nver can '"i""' aJ pki. Congress without putting in much partment of h automobile. Her1 ., a tew sorted u. . NO. I-ZS'dc aisimguunea irom mat oi me ! pe,jr tl a neeuea an.cnumrms to mc irso- iwij waa louna in a vacant lot. 11.73. sorted off No. 3s at 17.00: sows mixed U. S. 1-2-3 grades 12.00-10.00. By UNITED PRESS Temperatures and rainfall Pacific Ocean far from its mouth; Horc w,ltotl Kello erMnt , I lative atrocity" which Coon ongi- He had been married to his third 24 hours eDdm at f;.30", ai nexjua on ire ainumia coast, i mioxicaieo. eniared p:Ca oi not tuiliy. naiiy pui tnrou.i. iwile only ;wo vears before, chei Any development which will in-il"i m!. J".!? s5?.'T-.,5.' i -Vfhv A h, mm, nut here nw' died Sack ..r.i V- Albuquerque OllCrU MldUIC at-n, IllaJI ICl alUUUl v.vtx. us cmovuui w. Kiv I nt'-iarrueu u tnuxoay OT lAeftH. ; a hpn hp IS trVine IO SteK re- '. I.OU.S4? ,M.,:s eady; good and choice spring . along tne nver snouin De very ox,"0 .f "'""! election and say he is in favor of Atlanta I Bakersfield High Low Rain 92 57 70 68 43 ,ingion gooa to mostly choice range aigai crop t. neav,. me utp "'j"w"'ir'p.t1 ' ita charged that the Indian 72 T,ilamM w JD .w. around 409 ttt.jx r"te. . ., Me p"c.. sas or si aH iiu"c5 treasury was being drained by! eri sorted off 78-91 lb 17.50; ran I U also is extremely probable Commttun. i-outraeous bureaucratic man-1 IMS1? -ood shorn slaughter ewe. 2.e,that if and when Aspen Lake is nl,.il-M ' euTrd fat to cX am iwr rvitwn-i orani nowara Hordttrom. drunk in wiil come to f"1" " i uu o "if'0115- ... . . . ... i produce a very similar population; jiiBh a.. viouiion k&ne rute. ! nJeiVh, "hovte k. he ZnrJJ (utures Now York Cotton Minneapolis 76 . 5 00. 144 I 165 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO Butcher hoesi of algae. SB 'a and sows sold strone to most v' - 47 H 25 cenn higher Thursday. !ear to year? 4; WOOL MARKET NEW YORK UP) Wool top Miami Detroit Fresno Helena Kansas City Los Angeles used as a storage basin for Klam-i -tk f -!,.. it u-itl ,.me In I alffae :12JO tMU forfaited. ,tJ"c,"' muuiv. Vw flrleane Hw do the ale nersist from , f '"Lf". A""'f B"lonk- "" 'caM tbe responsibility for .this Exchange today opened 7 to 15 Q.e f,u. . How do the aigae persist irom from .to M10. :Mr.,tt. fni.n nf i-hi.. t -ntviiw. l.r New ork tinry ivan Hall, tn.ck ne4lne " -o""- -r - , r J 'IT! nairf i: " 1-ll.n C-U Most 2r to 520 nnund hutrher. Two of the forms. Aphanizome-i Carf rriiior r.,i .... . -" I..IJ .. a. . . .. ... o .lam arul nlnaWnrhia nrnducej mi. ! hlihwrr. S20 oaid " ' Lliman was a guest Ot me 7. . . . "I ..r" V'... . ' -,,f. ihi.-llavl hawlie. f.U 1 ."":hrd Wel.'ord lot wet at 116.75 and 100 head""1 thick-walled btxties called Tlal-lanrl Orening prices follow: Oct. 167.1 Oaah0ma City Dia: uec. ltjg.o Did; .March 167.0 Phoenix at atoo aim. 13 paid. krn..nkt tM ci-taa no, scores which drilt to tne nottom -"'K" - F "". ,k. h l n,: t atop i:n. S5 paid- 10 iiV pouno DUICnerS Drought ' Jacn Lee v.alter. imorooer muffler. : r.- t. iiupc. failure atop Lions Club here Wednesday night . .' ,, ' '. ..' pici,.troh 1 . . and was accomoanied bv Mrs ,b,d: May 163 6 bld: S,t,JsllUrgb nit-nara tYeuord Rupe. failure atop -; , ' " " u i bid - U957I 163.6 bid: Dec. Red Bouff mu man n aia u idisintezrate in the fall ot the year, rr.so bail forfeited. ";from to $16.25. ;A,bouu! same time a ..rt'M.i-..uTb.d, Mi A package of prime steers set,0 tne Anacvstls Planls likewise, vona sue Hand, failure nop ,i nop 40 li 90 i 209 'a 84 H 8. AO 62 47 Vi 48 69 80 36', 127 3a 54 '2 64 135 a 13 A package of prime steers set!0' ,th f'S?" planUJ,kew,sc If the top at $30.50. Most choice went;" 10 'je.Dira wnt-re - at $28.50 to $29.00 and good to low' w,Bt": This Process Kcarrea our- KLAMATH FA1XS choice at $22.00 to $26.25. Buyers!1" "ne.mber 'n.19 and, he mcmcipal coiar paid $24.00 to $27.50. for choice !P ar'aniTa"Jiaydfw" and prime heifers Good to til the first Of ADril. When the first observe atop aian. J forfeited. iicncia. ipn nf new ornwth werp de'pcted ! t Jc,e t-arreon Lede-tma. violation of prime SDrinz lambs ,l,g 01 new, growin were ae.ecica. , ,M a h r . L. ?. 1 The major factor that affects the " forfei-ed. S010 JJ0.W 10 S23.ZJ. ,, D, rowin. j5 i Slioala. .drunk. 123 or w, i .iia. Vv. . i j IT; line total amount 01 ugnt avail ; 3.000 cattle, 300 calves, and 2,000 :abie i sheep. Fred Morgan Cralf. drunk, $25 Final Fair Winners Told TULELAKE Rotary awards and trophies for showmanship and livestock judging winners I San Uieso I Wool futures opened 5 to 13 San Francisco ! points lower: Oct. '.38.0 bid: Dec. Seattle 1C9.0 bid: March 138.0 bid: May Thermal 136.5 -bid: Julv 135.0 bid: Oct. Washington '19571 134.0 bid: Dec. 133.0 bid iYuma $5 103 81 87 56 85 99 65 88 82 83 60 89 86 67 96 100 84 99 81 77 63 78 107 84 103 54 41 ' 73 65 31 50 61 75 43 74 70 56 56 82 68 65 45 65 54 49 77 72 73 Paint Firm Changes Hand The sale of the L. P. Brocknua and Sons, paint contracting busi ness located at ibis Main Street, was announced today by Loren P Brockman Sr. and the new own! er. Jack R. Roper of the firm of Roper and Roper. Transfer of the service depart ment facilities, equipment and six employes is etiective this week. Dew ay Lavery, Bill Simon, Le. voy Longmire, Art Tayson, Roy Owens and Clyde Purdue, will con tinue in the employment of Roper. Roper and Roper was estab lished in 1932 by J. . P. RoDer lather of the present owner. The Brockman family, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Brockman, their sons. Loren P. Brockman Jr., Gary orocxman anu a uaugmer, Vickie, .14; plan to leave Klamath Falls by .01 i October 1 to make their home in Colorado. The change is being made in the interest of the health of Mrs. .08 Brockman. The lamuy will be cur ' I rently interested in mining oper 1.27;ations. .02 The Brockman contracting busi ness was established here about- 110 years ago. Recently Vickie has been in charge 0; the lamily-owned 02 snack bar at the city swimming pool which will be sold or leased. for .07 .10 Musicians Union Meeting MONDAY NIGHT 8 P.M Willard Hotel GRAINS CHICAGO GRAIN' Not all of the spores that go to 12", da,". - were presented to 4-H Club and the bottom grow the following ' . cnanea Hood jr.. drunk and dutsr-. f A exhibitors at the. eighth an- I" year. In the spring of 193S 50 per, Da,to1TBrVdfor0.7t1Ji.t ru- nual Tuleiake-Butte Valley Fair cent or less survived, some areas.'";; ijneiuw. .aim junior uvesiocic snow, De- of the lake bottom seem less fa- $If Tu?,,' ' """""H ndu..fore opening oI sale Septem- VOrable for spore survival than. Julian Ronald Hood. dUorderlr eon-iber 4. The list of awards and winners Iduct. $23 or 12'a daa. .v..," . ivoraoie 10 1 11 ai.11 a- unnst ana nm .. , - .. . , . " i L. j 7 iT. V , i outers ano in tnese places tne nv-; , H Hutiia. T no ooeratan licenae lne U5t 01 awaras and winners 50 .spurted for substantial gams on!jng snore9 in the spring may ss o?fei!edff- " 0,,"u" """"'ifoUow: FFA showmanship (re 201, the Board of Trade Thursday and; amount (0 onv 10 ' per cent of Jn M- JrtM- '; quiring showing of sheep, swirit ai porn and naU alsn trpre ahead !.i 1 .1.- . ..... . 1 l . r ... . ... 51 127 H 23 'a 21 Va 42 im" ?,ta auieau. lnose tnat were deposited in the, Alien roater. drunk. j2S or i3, dav.. : and beef cattle" Bill' Weil .16 a, I Soybeans lagged. . ; previous fall. This fact wilt be oC '?" Wynn- " " kamp. Tulclake: 4-H showman- 39 i . rurcnase oy rormosa 01 jo w. considerable significance in any at-i joaj o. westiin. drunk, sis for-ishiD sweeostakes trnDhv. Rirharrt w iVurrngfor aho.de,. drunk, "A Uvestock wu imiuiring tor ,imi Dianeis . plication of chemicals. forfeited. judging contest on beef, swine touched oft the rally m the bread, 7. do these- (Organism, have c-rju u. "trm.n ;. ,. .,d , and sneepl Quio,ey AUur. . . anv beneficial effect in the lrn-1" r--,.. ril-,. o,..,, a , ! as wK,..n.. w " nation water? re' led. Fr.nr.IT li,-ot-ti, ijrt;, 1 0 . . - . I.vnffs ValH -Tvl rltlM K. u.uiuvn juuciiic VUIIICSI The organisms are present In ,fc rule ,w mph a mDh tone..' trophy, David Sciiaftner. Tule high concentration in all waters sis forfeited; improper mufner. $3 iake: FFA revolving livestock to ii.-Oii. hinliai- .nntnlv fatal.-.. " ' . n . " , rrunK jonnson, arunK in auto. juugiuu iiuunv. ieaiii oi inrcc .MTk 1.50: oat higher. September ",'br; .i'T.' 'Zt Kiroia Rmiid Hraton. exCive 5L0r.mS nignesi in judging, oeei : goalie;, succv dnu awiinfi rtlturiis. and so The same trophv in the -t-H di- fTancrJ vision went to the Butte Valley nr Ul-'r-Kik 21 a turn, hitting a new seasonal peak 211 'i Wheat closed lower to 2 cents 42 H higher, September 2.21'i; corn;, - .:, ,h. iuaJi.. ,h,, in' ':' 78'al73: rve l'i-l7. hlCher SeDtember.r Z , .. '-. . . -; , ;norn nimvine. i toneited. t,. , M, t ' ' , '"" lyzed for its nitrogen content which Harom Bia vagr.n-v. noo 74 V. 1.43a'. sovheane ".-l1'. Inwpr. Sen-I ... , . . .... a.... a...-!. ni. .t.. . 0. member UH and lard . to k ? & n SltTt! M sarj m -v cents a nunorea pounds mgner, ha mru .,H h d.ya I ' .HTUltlllULT 11. W. I: : 9 62 54 J. Sep 49 Dec 51 a i Mar 50 Hji May 7'ajy 46 at 37 . . a., u.na, no aagiiiraiioii vuioie, ao ' ...-uiuuiiu vahiui- ici . ! forfeited. lor in fc'tTa u.ac Pnnl D.i IIIl.,,nlu IV, .vniol,! r.1 .1... .'." . 1 . CiCI OUII. sulfate WHEAT Open High Law Close 2.19 2 22.2.19 2. 2.23 2.27 i 2.24 14 2. t (Mi .11 1 ! a- it tin l . it tt i' ... t i ji - as.., (.di nute 2 24 t.2 25 j'Sjms ' Are methods of chemical. con 2.24 H 2.25 2.23 a 2.24 i:,r ..n.-ihlni iTulelake. Roger Takacs. also of nftS . i- .. -r . ... . . ' u,vpit 2t 4iv ,' , iV a u ,lne P"slca ana cncmicai contn- Tulclake, scored in this division ff 'iwoter to very .amall and any bene-.tioo. of the lake .that may alleel fa,' . , ' . " ." Iicial e lects corresDontiinsly mi- the snanh of th at ihe ... . . . .' . "" ' a,-"" o"... ... lne notary sweeDstaKes trnnhv 24 ' 64 .10 ii PORTLAND CRALV PORTLAND i Coarse grains, li-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv ery; Oats No. 2. 38 lb white 53.00. 3 a4 Barley No. 2. 45 lb B. W. 46.50. MitjCorn No. 2. E. V. shipment 71.45- 71.75. I'M Wheat ibid) to arrive market. 67 basis No. 1 bulk, delivered rnaat-Lj 20 32 37 46 S Never a BETTER CAR- Never a BETTER BUY! SP To Install Dialinq System same time a, survey of possible ' in Future Homemakers of Ameri- piant ano animal parasites and , ca nome economics division was nredatnrs 1 heint? mnr p in hnn; , . Vn cafatt mnthru4 arif rnntrnl taf tie L "i " t.-" i - . i . " Oil OJ r3inC?fl MaVJinS. I UK- v. ..i c.j . mai a means oi oioiog.cai con- into nnana R.hienn f iraK.nn yet in sight that would be eco-tr( may be discoverer If some: e' ,T winner ; V"eSf nomically feasible. Control would 1 reasonable mean., n( hnrveeJin!?," ,he 4'" Winner ln th,s d,v'- flatA trt rnmo (rnm rrir-it Iranl.nL. 1 a t . j , j ." SlOn. Sii Twouid 'ui7e such! TePd to have some'Sli, h e c,ub,or chapter award for large amount, of chemicals thatitrials run next spring mransr,',p't ""Tf -to '.l the expense would be prohibitive, algal concentrate. This winter we! hor ,chaptctr d!sPlayn5 the Another factor that muct he ran. t a ; i ; i .... host herdsmanship during the en- sidered is the effect on the fish the algal material both in the ac-l"re "lree?r ' ? irw5nl ' thcl 2H Soft White 2 12- Soft While Im." .,gner P, P0!'"'31""18. A 'lively growing and the denimiin- '" ""'"y- 20 .U1..D....I,. laa.n.,;., ' """"y wcca ""'ers eitniDii , mg condition to determine whether Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 12: !? ci' a'ilhfre. ? W hidden detrimental 10 nar rent lit ..-.., H,a,,.o nun man ai-ienccu ,r0m tnts source, next uik , , . i Igae. II a suDstance were used that 22; Hour 5: corn 9; mill feed 1. ... riaman i rf,i. ..m suit during ensuing winter storms. 9. What is our program? We are continuing the study of Would you believe it? You can own a big, new Pontiac ... loaded with luxury features . . . with 124" wheel base, rugged X-member frame . . . plus the brawn and "go" of 227-h.p. at a budget-pleasing price! Pontiac prices start below 43 small-cat; models! See for yourself . . . now! iv i f- . POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO (UP) South ern Pacific will expand Its com- municalions web this month with; Carlo! the opening of a seven-state inter city telephone dialing system. largest private telephone network ! in the West CHICAGO POTATOKS CHICAGO i Potatoes new stock arrivals S3: on (rack 273; I total U.S. shipments 471. Steady. IracK sales: Washincton Russets U.S. extra IA 3.95-4.10. U.S. 1A 3.B.V4.I0; Bakers U.S. 1A 14 45 4.35. U.S. 2A 3 00: Wisconsin Pontincs U.S.1A 2.35-2.55: Warbas IT S 1A 9 in R,i..i r:... irc The new equipment will be in- i 1A 2.15. stalled in SP San Krancucoj office, with branch operations in I FniTATinv We's-ir Oak and and Lo. Angeles. WASlGTA Tl Ptsiden. .vir! 3" . "il"1"1 K'"nhwer Wednesday proclaimed ajslem will provide direct the week beginning Nov 11 . ."T" 10 "Uroad install., j "American Education Week " ul Ogden and El Paso i! ' or,land''1'W) Pnls to v,l ,chol, dur-j ugoen. ana tl I aso. Tex. )ng thi1, perlofl l0 exchange views! in i, I j V ' yteni wiin me teachers on educational ...... bmu i,rw urir.in. prohiems. summer we plan to explore some of the relationships of the algae with the bacterial population of the) hike water while rnntinnino other Ion? range studies already men-1 1 f iioncd. aVXaV NOW IS THE TIME TO TRADE- '8ET THE BEST BUY OF THE YEAR ON THE MOST EXCITING CAR OF THE YEAR! PONTIAC RECENTLY BROKE 54 NASCAR ENDURANCE AND SPEED RECORDS AT BONNEVILLE, UTAH ECCLES MOTOR CO. 606 So. 6th Street Klamoth Foils, Ore, Now - your Wt&l unwraps a bargain "package" in care-free winter comfort ! The VODKA of VODKAS There ' i tlilTciriit e in vodkas and it's tliflWf nee worth knotting. It leaves you breathless! Qmimoff TNI liCITIST m VODKA (1 C I i'ewurL YpM "MS : r.ijy 10 r00rMIIIllBI DOM CHAIN t liMrSMiatiortrls lOIYIJIOI, Of HtUlltlNI. MADIrOltO. CONN.. U.I a. I RANCt. INOIANO Mtlico iw Economy heat plus personalized service yours with Just one phone call today! 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