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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1941)
March 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE THIRTEEN' Manketl and financial RAILS EXTEND GAIN, OFFSET NEW YOIIK. March 28 VP) An upswing In ralli was extend ed In tha stock market today, offsetting minor liiuri In utili ties and motora. Buying converged moitly on y-nmnion and prrferrrd aharea of me camera mm uia commucu In traffic whetted anticipation of further Improvement In railroad finance!, home told at peak prices for 1041 on advance! of i actions to nearly 2 points, In- hiding Santa Ke, Atlantic Coiil Line and Per Marquette Prefer- ed Issues. Mora strength in major com modities, especially grain and ubbcr, funned flicker of "fil iation" feeling, revived by the iiige-acalo defense expenditures n sight for the next two years. Transactions approximated .10,000 shares. Utility holding company hares, confronted with the SEC rogram for "Integration of periling properties, ran Into .jjieavler offerings. American p'owrr St Unlit and Electric 3'ower St Light, affiliate of tht ':iectrlc Bond St Share System, 'dropped to new 1041 lows. w Prominent on the upgrade were Gulf Mobile St Ohio Pre wired, Climax Molybdenum, ieneral Steel Castings Prefer ed, J. C. Penney, Johns Man illa and Seara Roebuck. General Motors, Chrysler. Western Union, Du Pont and Consolidated Edison slipped a little lower. Rails scored further gains In the corporate bond market Today s quotations: Air Reduction ...... Alaska Juneau American Can Allls-Chalmers Am Car St Fdy , Am Rad Sta San Am Roll Mills Am Smelt St Ref Am Tel St Tel Am Tob "B" ..... Am Water Works Am Zinc L At S ..., Anaconda ... Armour 111 Atchison . Aviation Corp . Ha Id Loco Ilendix Avia Ueth Steel Boeing Airp Borden liorge-Warner Calif Packing Callahan Z L Calumet Hec Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Cat Tractor Cclanese Chee St Ohio Chrysler .. .. .- Col Gas St El Com'l Solvents Comm'nw'Ith St Sou Consol Aircraft . Cunsol Edison .. Consol Oil ... Cont'l Can I tym Products . Crown Zcllerbach .. Curtis Wright Duug Aircraft ... IHipont De N ... Eustman Kodak Kl Pow & Lt General Electric . (Ieneral Foods ...... Ciuncral Motors Goodrich - (ioodyear lit Nor Ry pfd Greyhound . Illinois Central Insp Cupper .. Int Harvester , Int Nick Can Int Pap St P pfd Int Tel St Tel Kcnnccott ... Lib O Ford Lockheed Loew's ,.. 32 Long-Bell "A" 21 Montgomery Ward ....... 371 ash-Kclv 4 Nafl Biscuit 17 Nufl Dairy Prod 13 1 Nnfl Dist 201 National Lead 151 N Y Central 121 No Am Aviation 14a North Amor Co .... 141 Northern Pacific 61 Ohio Oil 71 Otis Steel 71 Tiic Gas St El 271 1'ackard Motor ...... 21 Pan Amer Airways 121 Paramount Pic . 12 I'enna R R 24 I'hclps Dodge ....... 28 Phillips Pot 384 FEMALE PAN Woman who aulTar pain of Irrasular parlode with cranky narvouaneea due to monthly functional diaturb a nca ahould and ydla E. Plnkham'a VtBfttabla Compound elmplir mar telou to relieve aucb dlatreaa. Fink ham'a Compound la mada etpacuiiJy lor women to relievo euch dletreee In farting and tbua help them so mlllns thru auch "difficult daye.H Over 1.000.000 women have reported remarkable beoenu. Try Itl STOCK LOSSES Carload Potato Shipments Month' I Smsod of 194041 Season of 1838-40 1 Mar to Season Mar to Season Mar. H Dally Date to Date Dally Date to Data 1 H T 41 ' 7104 21 31 6125 4 46 ' 7101 it 67 0161 IT" 67 7120 6 73 8187 4 jT 80 7112 28 88 8183 B 31 120 7113 ' 33 132 B228 81 171 7234 29 181 6258 1 40 211 7274 38 187 8291 89 289 7332 ' 47 244 8338 9 0 ' 269 ' "7333 " 38 282 8376 10 43 311 7374 14 386 8380 41 383 7416 ' 229 6423 " 47 " 390 " '7463 ' 39 938 6432 19 JT" ' 447 ' 7810 ' 29 397 6491 14 J7 44 ' 7S47 ' 46 443 8S37 37 "mT" ' 7884 ' 482 8376 16 0 821 7884 29 811 8603 17 ' 869 " 7633 11 632 8816 18 33 892 '7663 860 8884 19 24 618 7679 82 612 6706 20 JJ 646 7711 ' .41 633 8747 21 34 683 7748 ' 97 690 6784 22 33 718 7778 36 728 8822 23 0 716 7778 38 766 6860 24 26 74 1 7804 7 773 8867 26 2t 767 "t8J0 61 624 8918 29 46 870 8S64 27 44 914 6008 29 44 938 6032 29 ' " 44 1002 6086 30 " 34 03 6130 31 ' 10 1046 I 6140 Shipment by Truck 321 Grand Total 1367 , ' 6461 Proctor St Gambl 651 341 341 41 131 181 81 381 711 Hi tl 36 91 3)1 6 191 261 181 81 Pub Svc N J Pullman . Radio Rayonler Republic Steel , Richfield Oil .., Safeway Stores Sear Roebuck Shell Union Socony Vacuum Sou Cat Edison Southern Pacific S perry Corp Standard Brand . Stand Oil Calif Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil N J . Stone & Webster Studebaker 81 Sunshln Mining Texas Corp Trans-America Union Carbide Union Oil Calif 361 Union Pacific . United Airline United Aircraft - United Corporation 1116 United Drug ... United Fruit 4 691 221 901 U S Rubber U S Rubber pfd U S Steel .... 87 Vanadium 331 31 Warner Picture Western Union Westlnghous .. 20i 94 Woolworth 101 , POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO, March 26 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 1 Call- fomla, 6 Oregon. 2 Florida ar rived; 10 unbroken, 20 broken car on track; by boat 3 Hawaii arrived; market steady; Oregon, Klamath district Russet No. 1, $1.20-1.25, few higher; combine tion grade $.80-.80. LOS ANGELES, March 26 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 7 Call' fomla, 12 Idaho, 2 Oregon, 1 Utah arrived, 37 unbroken, 16 broken car on track; by truck 5 California, 3 Idaho, I Oregon, 2 Utah arrived; market steady; Oregon Prides No. 1, $1.30; combination grade 90c, CHICAGO. March 26 (AV- USDA) Potatoes, arrival 143, on track 518; total US shipment 1049; old stock, supplies hesvy, demand moderate, for Idaho Russets, market firm, other vsr. ieties, a 1 1 sections, market steady; Idaho Russet Burbank, US No. 1. $1.45-80; Nebraska and Wyoming Bliss Triumph US No. 1, $1.80-60; Minnesota and North Dakota Cobblers 80 per cent or mora US No. 1 quality, 90c-$1.00; early Ohio 80 per cent US No. 1 quality 90-93c; Bits Triumph 78 par cent or more US No. 1 quslity 90C-I1.05; Wisconsin Katahdlns US No. 1, $1.15; new stock, supplies mod' erte, demsnd fair, market steady; Florida bushel crate Bliss Tri umphs US No. 1, 81.708 par crate. Two bandit failed. In an at tempt to rob people on train in Wyoming. Maybe the porter Portable traffic towers, mount ed on roller, were tested In Eng land as a means of solving traf fic problems In areas congested only during certain portions of me -ay. Manummau gurtxs or towtsr-mceo CAKSAXt srrmvs urn outsl araoffijv''' YY Y,V f H OLDSMOBlLEl, a wrvaT .eetttJ!V Swing? It's regular parade I Former buyers of lowest-priced cars by the thousands are dis covering that Oldsmobile is easily within their reach. It's such a little step up in dollars, they find, from deluxe model lowest-priced makes to the luxurious Olds Special Six and such a great stride forward in styling, size, quality and features to own an Oldsmobile, Why not join the wing yourself to the Style Leading, top-performing Six of them all? Or if you prefer the smoothness of an Bight, why not give the nod to the Special Eight Oldsand ttill stay in the low price field? Whichever Olds Spe cial you choose, you'll find, will . put no strain on your budget. You'll enjoy the fun of a big fine car at a price just above the low eat! Come in, and let's talk details! OLDS TOWER TO THI POST OFFICE lEAT SHOOTS UP TWO CENTS BUSHEL CHICAGO, March it VP) Wheat prices shot up as much as two cents bushel at one stage today to the highest levels of the season. At one time May wheat sold at 80 cents, highest for any fu tures here In four months and within a fraction of the best price quoted sine last May. Buying of wneat as well as corn, which advanced about cent to new highs for the sea son, was associated with strength of other commodities. Talk about possibility of higher loan rates for the new crop, revival of Inflation gossip and fair flour demand wer bullish factors. Wheat closed 1-1 le higher than yesterday, May 881-lc, July 87l-87c; corn l-lc up, May 66c 6Sic, July 69 661c; oats ic off to Ic up. 8. r. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN TRANCISCO, March 26 WMFad.-Stat Mkt. News) Hogs: salable 300; around 10c higher; bulk 185 228 lb. California $9.23, few 230 lb. $8.73; odd packing sows $6.78. Cattle: salable 130; about steady; steers scarce, few pack ages 800-970 lb. fleshy steers to feed lot $10.23-10.50, odd head laughter steers $10.78-11.00; range cows and heifers scarce, fully steady; dairy cows strong, one load 1044 lb. Holsteins $7.00 sorted three head, few cutters $8.23-6.73, canners $5.00 8.30; bulls mostly $7.73-8.23. Calves: salable 10; strong; choice vealers $12.00-13.30; few slaughter calves $8.00-10.00; good $11.00. Sheep: salable none: nominal: fed wooled lambs absent: spring lambs quoted $10.50-11.50; ewes weak, medium to good wooled quoted $6.50 down. HOME AGAIN ELLENVILLE. V. Y, VP) A motor truck Augustus Dow sold a week ago has returned to him with a vengeance. The truck was being driven along the highway near Dowe'a farm home when its steering gear broke. It hurtled a five- foot terrace, lunsed across the lawn and crashed through the Dowe front door, I TV LtxSL!..: rTl --fcfc.s.--. r 3 .'x, optionaI'n- State . ; MARSHALL CORNETT CO I Pni4.AnrJ t I Produce 1 1 roBUAXD. Merck St (Arv-d'TTIa Frlau. A grade NHl lb. la Barebment vrapperel arie In certoaei B grade UUo la perdUBtat arapperal MHe la cartana. BLTItsraT nret eoalltT. nailMuis of A at 1 par Mat anally, dell-wed fnrt- lu-a a aac hi.; prMaiuai qtiemy, mail Bium of .U of I per eeut aridity, Sato 37e Hi.; vellny route, aail country pulale, Sc lei, ; and quality ta utvier flrat. fJIKhett Krlliai price to rortuad ri-teiliira; Tlllamuok trlpWa lie In.; loaf Ma Iri.l trlnlrla t vhnl.aalara 13a lb.: kief cue lb. f-n.b. Tillamook. ar.O.t Were Ui pnniueera! A larrr let: H latee llai A raarilem lee: a aiad. ikri l aw.; mala to r'tallare 4e bister fur reeae; enrtoaa ic Miliar. HA V SallUit prlc. oil traeba; Alfalfa, tto. 1 SH.7 Urti: oet-vetcb, aio.oo t"; avillemetta aallay rpiaer. 410.AO toa; Umoth), .ultra Oraaun SI7A0 tna. J.I VK Pill LI KV Kaylei prtai go. I frarfe Lafhorn brollara Itt tn t Ilia., lec; fryara. uadr IIm. lect aprlaare S to 4 lha.. lfe; riaura. oaar S Iba. lie: eV oaar JH Iba. I4e; eblora4 heal oaar b lbe.iac; eaai, a a if,, iviee; oae rooaaara aa id. liBUBtli Tt'SKCYS Vooleel. aalllas prlM-. H.aa il ?te Ih.t tocia ae.iie lb. OMONa Oraea paavar,. raftilar IIAa- l.rs. II. -b ar4 lariar el. 71 par U-lb. let. POTATOKA bev Havallan S1.4S par 1Mb. boa: riofl4a. Sl.tS par aa-lb. crate; nIS Paarftutee Sn. I. af.li: Mlarted Pea ehtitee brand SI.U; Rleraalh laO oaa. u; aaiariaa Kianaui ai.aa. rorvur MKATa B1, , a. rvtellara; raamur killed boa, beat boteh- era. Itt-iea Iba. Iiu.lar; aaatera. feaey. 17U.lac: llch.t itiia. tt.lia; baea-r. U-ilc: leube. eld etop. ifti-uVe eea a-ue le.; anoa cutter tmt ii.im lb. caaaer cava lA.Ua lb.; bnlla U-UHe lb. WOOL . tall caatreate, Or-aoa raach anmlaal ll-3te lb.; IWO aaaura Oraaoa ranea IB-tSe lb.; eroaehred U-t$e lb. aVIIIeraetta Tallay U soaUl U-tU Ik. WOOL MARKET BOSTON. March 26 (AP USDA) There was very little business In spot domestic wools in Boston today. Demands for the finer grades of spot foreign wool continued good. Sales of Australian 84-70's good top mak ing wools were reported at $1.02-1.06, scoured basis, includ ing the duty. Super warp 64-70' Australian wools brought mostly $1.06-1.09, scoured basis. South American 64's were quoted most ly 98c-$1.03, scoured basis, duty paid. Army Openings In Territories Listed The opportunity for service with the United States regular army in the Hawaiian, Philip pine and Panama canal depart ments is still available to ap proximately seven young men of Klamath Falls and vicinity. Sergeant Edgar L. Jarvis, com mander of the Klamath Falls 1 army recruiting station an- nounced Wednesday. More than one-third of Klamath Falls' quota of foreign service vacan- cics have already been filled. 3 E UfW. with the remainder to be taken before April 1. Sergeant Jarvis, further ex- ; plained that although all en listments In the regular army are for a three-year period, men enlisted for overseas serv ice seldom serve more than two and one-half year In one enlistment, and rarely more than two year of continuous service In on of the oversea departments. Vacancies pres ently available include practic ally all of the army's 14 differ ent branches of service. Program Iteady, For Ited Bluff Itodeo Events A colorful array of trick rid ers and ropers, cowboy clowns, Brahma bull-fighters, and other special events on the track, to gether with the five daily run ning races will round out the program of regular event at the seventeenth annual Red Bluff roundup on Saturday and Sunday, April 19 and 20. Included in the group of out standing performers are Dick Griffith, of Ft Worth, Tex, outstanding trick rider; Verne and Myrtle Goodridge. of Mag num, Okla., trick rider and ropers; Paul and Mabel St Croix, of Cheyenne, Wyo., trick riders and ropers, and Homer Holcombe, world famous cow boy clown and Brahma bull fighter. A an added feature, Elmer Holcombe, Homer' kid brother will make hi initial bow to a California rodeo au dience, Elmer Is rapidly gain ing a reputation as a rodeo clown and threatens to outshine the perennial Homer. AN ANNUAL AFFAIR WELLMAN, la. (AP) Mrs. Patience Brown and Collett Sit- la Bi.ra tna.l Hap MTnaMlaw 1 1 1 t as-they have been each March 24 for the last 86 years. Wash- ington county's oldest twins. they never have missed celebrat ing their birthday together. It seems that the old expres sion, "Hands across the sea," is to be displaced by arms across the sea. COUGHING bULUd L I ALL THAT nr r.. ' 1 W smm -mas -cs rvR OLD CAR I Elsewhere In Oregon MELWAUK1E, March 26 VP) An ordinance proposing a spe cial election May 8 on a $346, 000 low rent housing project was submitted to the city coun cil yesterday. RAINIER, March 26 0P T. L. McBride's contract as prin cipal of the Rainier grade school was renewed for another two year yesterday by the school board. WALDPORT, March 26 VP Mayor John Greenbo has pro claimed April 1-7 as cleanup week for Waldport He urge citizen of this coastal town to plant shrubs, repair fences a well as paint up .and clean up their yards and borne. DELAKX, March 26 VP) The Delake chamber of commerce decided yesterday to ask the government to lock away the timber surrounding the Taft-Necott-Delake water supply source into federal reserve. The three communities formed a joint water district five year ago. Klamath Man Released for Arm Treatment ROSEBURG, March 26 VPh Jack Lawrence Smith, 44, of Klamath Falls, who was arrest ed here Saturday on a drunken driving charge, was released Monday night to enter a Port land hospital for treatment of an arm injury. Sheriff Cliff Thornton reported today. Smith was arrested following an auto mobile collision which sent j Loren. We1b ' Roseburg " i- ., r wauncia aaa ruuvwiiia lua at rest Smith complained of a se vere pain and an examination of the injury revealed a badly mangled bone In the upper arm, Thornton reported. The condi- FAMILY STYLE DINNERS Any Hour la -the Day Chicken or Turkey Dinners Every Sunday Fried Chicken Steak ta Order FORT KLAMATH HOTEL Mrs. Ray Taylor Fort Klamath, Or. tion wa such that Smith wa ordered to Portland for treat ment by a specialist. Ha wa released without ball but the charge will be continued In the local court, the sheriff said. MEW PACK GUARDS COFFEE FLAVOH maoomtr.axM. I If I llaapWaaaaer "The new Alpine Coffee Packing Pro nee goawtono atep farther than ordinary methods, ' ' aayi Thaooore W. Cooke, twUpsndent eorTae ex pert. "Not only doe the coffee coma to yon fresher, bat H stay fresh longer." Alpine's daliejoos, full-flsTored, iitutiiitain-gtuieii eoffeee are preav aura packeid ' 'peeked in a dood" . of dry, invisible, pnrteeuve vapor . which "seals" the mallow good ness into every particle of coffee. Fl COFTK C0FwJt Yon pay ne aaufe. aad yon get bos only a grand, satisfying coffee, bat arum be gift coupons, tea Alpine ' Coffee coupons are equal to coupons from $ tall cans of Alpine Milk. Alpine Coffee and Alpine: at ilk coupons are interchangeable. . Fill 4MFT BOOK write Alpine Premiora Store, 1069 Mission 8t, ' San Francisco, for free catalog' showing hundred of prmmtoma. ALPINE COFFEE A A'aatie frod-ot PHONI 4101 fill -ML. IBB brushed them off.