The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, May 21, 1941, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPACK BIT THE KETTS A NT! THW rTEKAt.TV KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ManJzeti and o L STOCKS HUD RALLY NIW YORK. May 20 (P) Buying of oils provided rallying fuel lor other leaden in today's stock market While recoveries were limited to fractions in most eases, a handful of favorites tacked on point or so and a few special ties were up as much as 3 on a limited turnover. Closing gains were at or near the best. Steels revived at the last In front were coppers, motors, aircraft and farm implements. Even the rails and utilities, while not especially popular, managed to display occasional advances. Dealings were never particu larly lively, but transfers of round 400.000 shares compared with Monday's aggregate of 223. 000, lowest in nine months. To day's quotations: Air Reduction 39! Alaska Juneau , 4 Al Chem & Dye 150 American Can Allis-Chalmers Am Car & Fdy Am Rad Sta San Am RoU Mills . Am Smelt & Rei . Am Tel & Tel Am Tob "B" Am Water Works . Am Zinc L It S . 261 791 - 28 - 6i 14t 401 149l - 641 4 51 Anaconda 26i Armour 111 - 41 281 - 21 - 131 - 331 - 71 13 - 191 17 . 181 - i 6i 111 31 431 201 35 - 561 - 21 - 9i -.618 171 Atchison Aviation Corp Bald Loco Bendix Avia Beth Steel Boeing Airp Borden Borge-Warner Calif Packing Callahan Z L Calumet Hee Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Cat Tractor Celanese .... Chet Ac Ohio Chrysler . Col Gas & El Com'l Solvents Comm'nw'lth Sou . Con jo 1 Edison Consol Oil . Contl Can 61 - 34 461 81 - 66) 1431 .124 Corn Products . Curtis Wright , Doug Aircraft . Dupont De N Eastman Kodak Complete Feminine Hygiene demands: Feminine hygiene in ihe REAL seme of the word demands underarm cleanliness no sweetness. You cannot be artracti-e with armpits moist, stained and smelly. Use Arrid, the new cream deodorant. Arrid does sac toe dram, does doc iratatt skin. No waitinc to dry. Cu bs oted Heat net laTiof. Sj, Irmaerir checta I ijrimfoo 1 to J din. juuiu.ts odor ties, ptripuatioo, keeps anspm drj. 4. Anid m a pore, sn-ta, mnln, atala- Jew ysniUiins cream. A irded Afprml Seat American Tosrf. 1 ot -Hindering as runniest to fabt K. Women osa mora Anid than any ether deodorant. Try a jar todajl ARRID n. - Atanrw.DhmtntrM (UllUclS9(j FOR LEADERS nJ J You can go EAST through CALIFORNIA for y no extra rail fare H you're planning a trip Eire and back this year, just remem ber that Souihera Pacific round triptickru tskt you Ettl through CMifornit for not lc extra rail rtre to most destinations. Add Sin Francisco, Los Angeles and many other cities to your trip at 00 additional tkktt cost 2 General Electric General Foods . General Motors , Goodrich Goodyear Tire 291 351 381 121 17 2 101 7J 111 Gt Nor Ry pfd Greyhound Illinois Central Insp Copper .. Int Harvester . 471 . 241 . 66! . 2 . SSI , 37 . 291 22 281 321 31 151 131 191 151 121 131 121 61 81 Int Nick Can Int Pap it P pfd Int Tel Tel . Johns Manville Kennecott Lib O Ford Lockheed Locw's Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv Nat l Biscuit Nat'l Dairy Prod . Nat'l Dist National Lead N Y Central No Am Aviation Nor4th Amer Co Northern Pacific . Ohio Oil Otis Steel . 71 Pac Amer Fish Pac Gas & El .... . 81 . 25 . 21 . 11 . 11 . 83 . 231 . 281 . 411 . 50! . 221 . 261 . 31 . Ill . 18! . 81 . 371 . 701 Packard Motor Pan Amer Airways Paramount Pic Penney (J C) Penna R R Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet Proctor Gamble Pub Svc N J Pullman Radio Rayonier Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Shell Union Soeony Vacuum Sou Cal Edison . Southern Pacific S perry Corp Standard Brands Stand Oil Calif .. Standard Oil Ind Stand Oil N J . Stone & Webster Studebaker Sunshine Mining Texas Corp Trans-America Union Carbide Union Oil Calif Union Pacific ... United Airlines . 13 91 . 241 11! 331 , 51 . 22! 291 371 5! 4i 81 401 41 69! 14 80! Si 381 United Aircraft United Corporation United Drug United Fruit U S Rubber U S Rubber pfd U S Steel I 31 . 62! 211 90 54 24 31 231 SO 27! Vanadium Warner Pictures Western Union Westinghouse Woolworth 8. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, VP) (Fed. State Mkt. News) Hogs: Salable 80 u. Active, 15 higher; about two cars choice butchers $9.85, extreme top: bulk medium to good $9.70-80, few medium $9.50: odd packing sows $7.75. Cattle: Salable CO. Steers nominal, fed kinds scarce; Mon day most grassers $9.00-75; bet ter kind quoted $10.00; today largely she stock, active, steady; load of grass 1,009-1,224 lb. range cows $7.50-8.15, half car 1,118 lb. dairy cows 56.65. load- lot top; cutters $6.00-50, canners $5.00-50; grass bulls $7.75 down. Calves: Salable 15. Steady; few vealers $12.00-50; slaughter calves $9.50-10.00. Sheep: Salable 600. SDiins lambs nominal, quoted $10.00- 50; shorn ewes medium to choice quoted $3.50-4.35. ITCHV-SORE-SCALY ECZEMA First pplirs.tions of sronderfully sooth in?, medicated liquid Zemo (s Doctor's formula! relieve distrena. Actually aids bealincl 80 yra. succeaal 2EIVlO Hext time, try the train Fsst, air-conditioned trains all the way including streamliners and cosch-tourist economy trains. The Meneiy kusan etHU Wloo. Tkkft Offlee, till or srrlta, J. A. nrWSNOY, 0-n. Pais. Art., - faclflo Jlldg, Fortland, Oregon El Pow - Lt inanckd RISE IN WHEAT CHICAGO, May 20 (Dis appointment over President Roosevelt's failure to mention at his press conference the farm loan measure now awaiting his signature and a liberal move ment of wheat to terminal mar kets checked early rising ten dencies of the wheat market to day. Final prices were fractionally below the previous close. Early strength in the market was attributed in part to firm ness in oils and fats and to the expectation that the parity farm loan measure would soon be come a law. Com futures held relatively firm most ot the session. Wheat closed l-l cents lower than Monday's final prices. May $1.01. July $ 991-1 corn was 1 I cents higher; May 721c, July 731, and oats were Ic off to Ic up. POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO, May 20 (AP-USDA) Potatoes 3 Oregon arrived, 11 unbroken, 8 broken cars on track: by truck 4 cars arrived: market slightly weak er; no sales reported. LOS ANGELES, May 20 (AP- USDA) Potatoes: 3 Idaho ar rived; 4 unbroken, 12 broken cars on track; by truck 17 Cali fornia, 2 Idaho, 1 Nevada ar rived; market steady, no Ore gon quotations. CHICAGO, May 20 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: Arrivals 116; on track 368; new stock, supplies moder ate; demand for California Long Whites in good condition better, market stronger; for stock show ing decay and spotted demand very light, market weak and un settled; for southern Triumphs, U. S. No. 1, demand light, mar ket firm with slightly stronger tendencies; for U. S. No. 1. size! B, demand slow, market about steady; California Long White. 100 lb. sacks U. S. No. 1, $1.70 1.90; old stock, demand moder ate; for Idaho Russet Burbanks fairly good demand, market firm on best; northern stock very light demand, market steady; Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. 1, $1.45-60. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore.. May 20 (AP-USDA) Hogs: Salable 400, total 450; market steady; good choice 170-215 lb. drive-ins $9.40 to mostly $9.50; few choice lots $9.60 with one of $9.65; 230-290 lbs. $8.75-9.00: light-lights $8.50-75; packing sows $8.00-25; light sows to $8.40; choice light feeder pigs scarce, quotable to $10.50. Cattle: Salable and total 100: calves, salable 60, total 75; mar ket mostly steady; few common medium steers $8.00-9.00; fed steers Monday generally steady to $9.50-10.50: few lightweights stronger at $10.75-11.00: strict ly good fed heifers Monday $10.50; common-medium grades today $7.00-8 25; canner and cutter cows mostly $5.50-6.50: fat dairy cows $7.00-50: good HOW ABOUT im YEAR ? t,: tlW forth Cadillac Sixly-Om Fivt-Passmfir Ceupt dtlivmd Dtlnil. Stall tax, optional tquipmtnt, acctssotiistxtra. Prias and spicificatioiu luhjut to changi without lutici. 7th and Klamath beef cow salable $8.00-78; medium-good bulls mostly $8.00-90; vealers steady, good choice grades mostly $10.50-11.50; common-medium grades down to J7. Sheep: Salable 300, total 350; market active, steady; good choice 68-88 lb. spring lambs $10 50-75: common medium grades $9.00-50; common-medi- i um shorn lambs $6.00-7.60; me dium good ewes $2 30-3.30. Portland Produce HfTTFR - Print-. A gnu! ffet lb, li UtlChlrtlt r', r lie m -r inn ; tt gu In itr-hmnt wr,,'rre. MS la fartw. Bt 1 tKKt'AT 'irl tinailtjr mattaiuiii f .4 tf l per ornl ftci.tity. uVlWrvs. in tVrtlri.. 314 rtc II..; premium qii-.lit., maximum nf JU of I tr cvnt . t.liti . W r-uti lh.; tall: rvule ami iihjiiU l-lht t rvnU t; aewii.t nualitjr, I .-rut's unl-f flr.t. l ilt rk Villng prte In IVrtU".. if-l.ti1.-n.. Tlll)n..., trl.l.U, SSc lb.; loaf, fff It. f.vb. Tillamook. ,:it, PritYa to prodin-crt, A Urg tv. H lrt. tV; A milium. V; H milium. tSc dm. ; r-.at 0 rtallT-, v lilnMrr fi't Msra; far tout, 5 vnta riiahrr. O'l NTRY MrTti Hrlling pruY l rrtaikta; count rv llH hoa. Ne-( l.utchvr. I.'illti IS.. I..IJc; vt!.r. fnv H!,t. thin. 15-U-: hr. II IW; )ltoj Uinba K IiVj lb.; lit )rins Uml. IMr lb.; awe IU. ; g.. iMitirr If IV lh.; tranarr txt, U 1!( lb.; hull, U-U4 'lb. LIVC liU l.ritV buying prima. No. 1 trl stiim broilfni tH 1o 'h . trim nnUr-r J lb., IV; printer-. I to I 1b.. K; rttrr ovrr 4 Iba., iirj (vJoml h-n tmr 5 Iht.. Ir; hcoa 4 to i lt., JOo ; g1n undrr I S lb.. 15a tii ; o't Jl Iba., ITc lh. ; old rtMilrr. c is. It R K.r D TT F KKVS .omlnil wll lr iti, hn tl-tt Bp. OMiN Orr0 tnrrt. ragtilar 'i 1. H JO-. W ; 3 iet ati.1 larft-r. - JO r" Ml lh. aa.-h. Nmt i Alirorala M TJ pr S h bat. Pot a to fa - ritfrvtiu loof btt. No. t, 1 .TO-1 Cfltal; B ira.U i fft M lh bag. Old DrtUrttiU . 1, tQ; , rlrotM Dut brand. $ 44; Klinntti. ?i 40 tntal: r-tt1 Klamath. li wilU. HA V felling prie on track. al(!fa. X I. urj ton; at-tYtfri. !. .; WlllaraatU vallrjr tlrir. lift ton; timothy. i-ts-rn Uig-.t. ft? ion. Wiwil 141 sYintracli. Offfi rtneti. tnttnal. Sl-SSr lh.; IM4 aUro (XYgi-a rinir, STHS lb.; rrnbrtj. MAV VHtUamettc valljr IJ-montU. I3m lb. WOOL MARKET BOSTON. May 20 (AP-USD.M ,howB h,r. , ,h, balances a Business was moderately active , ubi, weighing more than net today on combing three-eighths s.lf. !and quarter blood bright fleece wools at firm prices ranging: mostly 46 to 47 cents, in the grease. A number of users were refusing to buy at prices over 45 cents, in the grease, but they j were getting little wool. Only a very moderate demand was being received for fine territory wools I in nriffinal hap nnH nrlr.a w.r. .t.aHv in th. rsnn i nn to $1.03, scoured basis. South Amer ican wool was selling quite free ly at very firm prices. One member of the poppy family, papaver somnifcrum, is the source of the narcotic, opi um. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Executrix of the estate of Edward Bisbee. deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, Probate Department. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified as by law required to the undersigned at the office of A. W. Schaupp, 6131 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of first publication hereof. Pearl Bisbee Executrix of the Estate of Edward Bisbee, Deceased. Dated and First Published May 20, Last Publication June 17th. M 20-27; J 3-10-17. No. 82. ! ' THERE is NO NEED to worry about your motoring problem for next year, or long after that, if you get a new low-priced Cadillac V-8 today. For Cadillac quality construction and quality materials produce a car that is built for the miles and for the years and that delivers, according to own ers, 14 to 17 miles per gallon all the way. In short, a Cadillac is just about the soundest motoring investment you can make todayl MARSHALL CORNETT CO. Furniture Mover v - .. s'v v.- ! 'of r On ot the many Mntational features to ba scan whan Pol ack Brothers circus praaants Its mammoth circuit, thrill show and trainad wild animal exhi bition to the circus lover of Klamath Falls for two nights and a matlne commencing at 8:15 p. m. on Mar 27. undir tha tpomonhlp of th local 20-30 club. Is that of tha famous Karl Larkln duo. blllad th. Twentieth Century Furniture Movers." in a remarkable exhl- onion oi Balancing ana juggling feats. Miss Rube Larkln Is The J033 Florida legislature Krantcd tne Seminole Indians addl,ional land ,or thclr rosr. vatjon ' LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE INVITING BIDS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the undersigned Police Judge of the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon up to 5 P. M. Monday May 26, 1941 for the improve ments on a piece of land locat ed on the Et NWI NEi Sec 22. T 39 S, K 9 E, W. M. at the intersection of the county roads known as the Joe Wright road and the Summers Lane road Fence, are not Included in h. improvements. The bid submitted shall be for the Improvements on the site and the successful bidder shall remove the same at his own ex pense, and shall procure nec essary permits to move said im provements over the highway. The improvements shall be removed not later than the 15th of July. 1941. The bidder shall pay the city in cash before moving said im provements and the city will give the successful bidder a bill of sale for said Improvements. The bids will be opened at 7:30 P. M. in the council room at the city hall. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. L. M. ACKERMAN Police Judge M14-17-20. No. 77 "1 I MM Phone 4103 For Your Information ft ftata M AaHattWrt M TM ColuffVV PhoM UN I 1 WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Tslr Iddsy, tonlKlU und Wednes day; wnrmrr todsy and In the interior Wednesday: moderate northerly wind off the const. OREGON Fair and warmer tonixht and Wednesday; scat tered foKS near the coast; gen tle to moderate variable, mostly northerly, winds off the coast Extended forrcast for far western states, period of May 20-24: Oenernlty fulr exrrpt light to modrrate frontul ruins begin ning in western Washington and Oregon about Frldny; gradual ly rising temperatures, except cooler northern California coast about Wednesday and western Cascades near end of period. Mall Closing Times (Trains) Southbound: 6:00 a m. Northbound: 9:30 m. Southbound: 9:13 p m. Northbound: 8:30 p m. (Stages) Alturas. L s It v 1 e w. Rocky Point and Ashland, all close 7:00 Miriam Circle The Miriam circle of the First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday, May 22, at 2 15 p. m. at the home of Mrs. O. D Mniih.w. 324 North Sixth street. Mrs. J- H. Carnahan will assist. Dur- the afternoon members will 5W ,or " American Red Cross ANW Meeting Members of the Art Needle Work club will meet for 1:30 o'clock luncheon Wednesday, May 21, at the home of Mrs. Kufus Moore on South Riverside. This is the last meeting of the yeor. Mem bers are asked to note change in tune as the meeting was pre viously scheduled for 2:30 O'clock. Graduate Regents Members of the graduate regents, Women of the Moose, will meet at the home of Mrs. LaVcra McBride in Algoma on Wednesday, Moy 21, for 1 o'clock dessert. Society To Meet The regu lar meeting of the Women's So ciety of Christian Service will be held In the Methodist church parlors Thursday, May 22. The study class will begin at 10 a. m. under the direction of Mrs. Paul Edwards who will review "This Is Our China" by Madam cnTg" KaT-Slu-k. Duo ,' The interest of this program, all are urged to attend the morning ses sion. Also a chapter on China OXFORD irtrr ioom witm m towt Ft -son -at m sit -'.s 2 50 4 3 co'ftt a cot tilt 1 owm a ' TtM.TTT M Yi Til $3 SSali EVERY y2 SECOND SOMEONE SAYS: Y:'f a. There is a reason why Blitz-Weinhard Is the largest selling beer in Oregon! It's brewed the way you like it! You can't describe its unique taste satisfaction. ..but you can enjoy it! Do so today! At your nearest dealer! I In the Methodist "World Mis alon" will be reviewed. Those planning to remain for the af ternoon session are asked to ' bring paper bug luncheon. The afternoon meeting at U o'clock will lie under Hie direction of Mrs. Harhel linod and the sub ject will lie "World Eduriilion." A solo, "Thank Cod for a Cur ded" will bo sung by Mrs. T. I) Towers. Sheriff's Posse The Klamath county Sheriff's Posse will hold practice drill Wednesday eve ling at the fulrgrouiids. The practice will lust two hours, starting at 6 30 p. in. All mem bers planning to make tho Rose festival trip should attend all practice meetings. Neighbors of Woodcraft Due to a death In the family, Mrs Dlcksey Weed, clerk, and Mrs C. O. Dryden, deputy clerk of the Neighbors of Woodcraft, have Ih-ch called smith until Ihe first of next week when tines may be paid at tltO North Elev enth street. Carpenters Auxiliary R.g- ulur meeting of tho Carpenters ,iue also been routed through auxiliary will be held Wcducs-1 here, mid several from C.iisila day at 8 p. m. in the labor tein- ,lp. and Santa Maria In Call. pie. A sih'U night will be held Card Party The Carpenters auxiliary will give a pinochle party Frldny at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Nels Hanson in Wocus. Members and friends are Invited. Pinochle Party The Eagl.s auxiliary will sponsor a pinochle party Thursday at 8 p. m. In the Eagles hall. Hostesses will be Clara Rouse, Viola Kclley and Agnes DcChalneau. Schoolmates The School mates will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Grimes. 542 Eldo rado street, at 2 30 Friday, May 23. Laundry Owner Attends Meetings Ivan Farrls, owner of the Superior Troy Laundry and past president of the Oregon State Laundry Owners associa tion. Is home from a trip to Victoria. 13. C. He nth-nurd a Rotary convention there and while away attended a meeting of the state laundry owners us sociatlon at The Dalles. Farrls said the laundry own ers reported a considerable In crease In American homemuk ers who turn to the professional laundry for service. M Transportation News STOCK SHIPPED ' THROUGHKLAMATH Over 180 carloads of eattla and sheep have passed through Klamath Falls by way of tha Southern I'nciflr railroad In' the P1 three dnys en route to sum. iner feeding grounds, SP offi cials said Tuesday. Majority of the animals art cumin: off winter ranges In tha north SmTiinicnto valley and are- going to I'hlloqulii. l-eni, Afijs turns and llackumore grounds. Ten carloads from Arizona jlupe and Santa : forma. Paul O. Landry this question: "My wife and I borrow friends' cars for short times. We carry liability and property damage poli cies on our own cars. Do these protect us while dris lng borrowed carat" For tnlormotlon en any Insurance problems, consult The Landry Company. 313 Main street. Phone 5112. "The Court House Is aerosa Main street from Out Of fice." for Schilling VANILLA hear the Folks cheer ; pure, delicate (lavor fii aids a housewife's career! Schilling: at lficis-te israacTS i - , ' Wtr UA (fss-.- If I I