PAGE TEN
Mabketl and fyinanclal
STOCKS DRIFT
LOWER DURING
SLOW SESSION
NEW YORK. May 2 M"v
Buying inspiration generally
was lacking In today's stock
market and. while there was lit
tle selling pressure at any time,
leaders finished a drifting ses
sion down fractions to a point or
so.
Transfers were under 300,000
shares.
There was a notable scarcity
of reassuring dispatches from
abroad and bearish implications
were read in the nazi destruction
of Britain's biggest warship, the
Hood, and German claims of
further smashes at the royal
navy in the Mediterranean.
Today's quotations:
Air Reduction 39
Alaska Juneau 3i
Al Chem & Dye 1481
American Can ..
Allis-Chalmers
Am Car & Fdy
Am Rad Sta San
Am Roll Mills ....
Am Smelt & Ret
Am Tel & Tel ....
Am Tob "B"
Am Water Works
Am Zinc L & S
231
791
241
8
131
39
...1501
65
- 41
51
Anaconda -
251
Armour 111
Atchison .
Aviation Corp
Bald Loco
Bendix A via
Beth Steel
Borden
4
27
3
- 13
331
. 891
- 19
161
18!
i
6
11
- 31
411
- 18i
35
551
73
.. 91
.516
Borge-Warner
Calif Packing
Callahan Z L
Calumet Hec
Canada Dry
Candaian Pacific
Cat Tractor
Celanese
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Col Gas & El .
Com'l Solvents
Comm'nw'lth & Sou
Consol Aircraft
261
171
61
321
451
111
71
Consol Edison
Consol Oil
Cont'l Can
Corn Products
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Doug Aircraft
Dupont De N
Eastman Kodak
El Pow & Lt
General Electric .
General Foods
General Motors
- 651
..1411
..121
. 11
281
. 35i
. 37
. 121
. 161
- 251
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Gt Nor Ry pfd .
Greyhound
101
Illinois Central
Insp Copper
Int Harvester
Int Nick Can
Int Pap & P pfd
Int Tel & Tel
71
101
48
241
671
2
58
351
30
201
29
331
41
151
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Lib O Ford
Lockheed
Loew s
Montgomery Ward
Nash-Kelv
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat'l Dairy Prod
Nat'l Dist
National Lead
N Y Central
No Am Aviation
13
20
15
12
121
SIM TASTE TEST
IS THE PAY-0FF1
Blind taste tests prove that Barclay's Red Label Whiskey stands
up with higher-priced blends. Satisfy your taste with Red Label,
at a popular price. Make the taste test yourself.
1 SU Mvtral popular Spirit Btnai
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n bottom, to corrotpond with oodi
brand.
O Atk thro, to tn friondi to mImI
firtt, Mcaad and third diolu, Hh.
out th.lr knowing wtildi brand It whkh.
A You b.op Kor. and M for your
" Mlf RodLab.l'thigh boning avorogo.
North Amer Co ...
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil
Otis Steel
Pac Gas & El
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 pfd
Republic Steel
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Cocony 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 ...
United Aircraft
United Corporation ...
United Drug
United Fruit
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Vanadium
Warner Pictures
Western Union
Westinghouse
Woolworth ....
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., May 26
(AP-USDA) HOGS: Salable
1900, total 3000; market 10-15c
higher; good-choice 175-215 lb.
drive-ins, $9.60-75: carlc-ds S9.75
to $9.85; 230-280 lb. weights,
$9.00-25; light lights $8.75-9.00;
few 160 lb. weights to $9.50:
packing sows $8.00-50: choice
light feeder pigs quotable to
$10.50; one specialty lot $11.25.
CATTLE: Salable 2600, total
2650; calves salable and total.
175; steers, heifers and beef
cows steady to 25c lower; many
steers at decline; some bids off
more; dairy cows, bulls and veal-
ers steady; bulk fed steers, $9.25
to $10.25; few loads to $10.50;
common steers $7.50-8.50; com
mon-medium heifers, $7.00-8.25
few good fed heifers $9.50-10.00
part olad $10.50; canner-cutter
cows, $5.25-6.50; fat dairy cows,
$7.00-50; grass beef cows $7.50
to sa.oo; dry lot cows, $8.00-50:
medium-good bulls $8.00-9.00;
few $9.15; veal ers steady: good
choice grades, $11.00-12.00; com
mon downward to $7.00.
SHEEP: Salable 1400. total
2000; market fairly active;
spring Iambs 25c higher; other
classes steady; good- choice
springers, $10.75-11.00; medium
grades down to $10.00; medium
good shorn old-crop lambs $7.00-
50; fat ewes up to $3.50: com
mon down to $1.50.
S. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO.
May 26 (AP) (Federal-State
Market News) HOGS, salable
500; around 1015c higher than
Friday; package choice $10.10,
bulk 185-235 lb. Californias,
$9.75-10.00; packing sows, $7.50
to $8.00.
CATTLE, salable 500, steers
slow, steady; about 3 loads fed
Oregon steers, $10.50-75; many
loads grass cows weak, about 2
n
95c FULL PINT
MS. BARCLAY A CO, LTD., DrTIOTr,
MICHIOAN) NOKIA, ILLINOIS
7i Neutr Orn Spirits N ROOF
THE
CHICAGO, May 26 W
Wheat prices showed net gains
of about I cent immediately af
ter President Roosevelt signed
the 85 per cent of parity loan
rate bill today but then tumbled
more than a cent. Corn, which
rose one to almost two cents at
one stage to new highs since
1937, held most of the gain, how
ever. Although the high loan rate
for wheat is not assured until
producers approve a marketing
quota for the new crop by two
thirds vote Saturday, grain men
expressed belief that 8S per
cent of parity loans on corn will
be offered unless the govern
ment alters present plans not to
call for a quota referendum af
fecting corn. War news, weak
ness of securities, heavy receipts
at terminals and the prospective
new crop movement were de
pressing factors in the wheat pit.
Wheat closed 1-ic lower than
Saturday, July 97-97c, Septem
ber 98i-ic; corn l-llc higher,
July 74Jc. September 76c; oats
unchanged.
loads 1100-1175 lb. aged, $7.35
50: grass bulls $7.75-8 50. Calves:
Salable 15: steady; few good to
choice vealers, $11.00-12.00;
slaughter calves. $8.50-9 50.
SHEEP, salable 1500: slow,
about steady; largely medium to
choice north coast spring lambs,
quoted S9.50-10.50; medium to
choice shorn ewes quoted $3 50
4.35. Portland
Produce
PORTLAND. Of , Mt M (AP-PrTTFI
print. A grtde. XV lb. is r..-r -wt
wrippr. He a cartons . B sr-r. c ia
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of .34 pT fwi ri.i:.). ;-., -4 : v ;
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t-ilrf: Tili-no.. tnplt. V It.; :.e
trip!?. to rr-t-tfr. Sit lb.; kf, Sc.
r. n. B. T:!:m.k.
,4c ; B l.trs. 3c : A m-.ii.tn. tv ; H
milium. r. Joi. ReI to r'tll'r, 4c
hisT'.r t r cirton. higher.
HAY SHling pNp nr. trick : lflf,
V. 1. 5U.75 ton; cntTMch, $ lft.no tn;
W ills met t talley do.-r. fiO.Oti too:
timth. rutrm Orpf.n, Si 7.10.
LIVE Pill LTRV Bujint pn-i: N. 1
ra It-ffHTB bmilen. 1 1, t lb$. lc;
trytn tnipr S r-t.. IV: iprinffn. I to
4 ih.. lc; matter or 4 1h. ;ic: colir-fJ
hnt over 5 hen. 4 li S IM.. o;
)f horns ntnir-r 3'j Ihs.. lc lb., ot a1-.
Ib.. ire lb.; nM r r.ri. fc IH.
PRESEb TCRKKYS Nonlotl. SIilo
pri-" : Hn. Sl-Jf lf.
ONIONS New C-WcroU wii, SS.T per
50-hir.
POTATfr-Vw rilffornli IWii WtiltM.
No. I. SI .TV!. CMitr.l; Is prr 5
lb. Mr. fM Ii.ch;t N't. 1. plft
ff I'eii'!ts brnH. t.H; KWmth, 41.40
ertM:; fte.tM KUmrith Sl.VU.i.
rorXTP.V MKlT-i-S'lln pnt to r.
taileri: o.'intrr kiii'l h, ht hutfh-rs.
12 to 140 !.. n-ltr; Ttalm. fn-y.
te-IUHf ; lieht. thin, n 'V; h-try. l' .
l.: tp-rlini lamb,, lM'-e lb.; mi aprln
lambs, l'r lb.; i--c lb.; -! cutt-r j
enwi. i'mm in.: cannr cows, ll-l.c lb.;
bul'v H--l' lb.
WOO r-1341 C'Htrart. Or'fftn ranrh.
nominil. lb. ; mn n-tm Or r eon
rn. 90-3SC lb. ; cm-hrnji. 3( -S5c lb.;
Willamette t!y I month, 3( ,c lb.
SAWDUST FIRE
PORTLAND, May 26 CP)
Damage estimated by Fire In
vestigator William Gorcz at
$3000 was caused by a fire
which spread from a sawdust
pile to the boiler room and con
veyor of the St. Johns shingle
mill Sunday.
FULL
QUART
NEWS AND THE HERALD,
POTATOES
SAN FRANCISCO. May 26 (41
(VS Dept. Agr.) Potaoes: 4 cars
California, 5 Oregon arrived; 10
unbroken, 7 broken cars on
track: by truck 3 cars arrived:
market slightly stronger; no
brokers' sales reported.
LOS ANGELES. May 26 jn
(US Dept. Agr.) Potatoes: 9
cars Idaho arrived; 8 unbroken,
7 broken cars on track; by truck
31 cars California, 3 Idaho ar
rived: market slightly weaker;
no brokers' sales reported.
CHICAGO. May 26 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes: Arrivals 189; on track
349; total US shipments Satur
day 637, Sunday 94; new stock,
supplies moderate: demand good;
for California Bliss Triumphs
market steady; on best quality
California Long Whites and
southern Triumphs market firm
with slightly stronger tenden
cies: California Long Whites. US
No. 1. $1.75-921: Bliss Triumphs,
US No. 1, $1.75-2.00; old stock,
supplies moderate, demand mod
erate, market steady: Idaho Rus
set Burbanks, US No. 1, $1.43
1.60. LOWEST INFANT MORTALITY
With 35.4 babies out of every
1000 dying during their first
year, Minnesota has the lowest
infant mortality rate in the Unit
ed States.
Hardenbrook's Men's Store Opens Wide The Value Gates!
D
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PS" I.D fc.TS
an- -tac';,i.iooI"
Out Goes Entire Stock
MEN'S SUITS
at Lowest Prices On Record
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KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
EARL BRADFIELD
IT
Earl F. Bradfleld. former Chll
oquin attorney now with the
army, has been promoted to ma
jor in the Judge advocate gener
al's department of the officers'
reserve corps, and is now 'as
signed as post Judge advocate at
Fort MacArthur, Calif. (San
Pedro.)
Major Bradfield was first
commissioned as a second lieu
tenant in infantry in 1924 from
the University of Idaho ROTC,
transferring to the Judge advo
cate general's department in
1933 after being promoted to the
grade of captain in the Infantry.
His address is 853 West 3!)lli
street, San Pedro, Calif.
WOOL MARKET
BOSTON. May 26 (AP-USDA)
Quotations generally were firm
on domestic and foreign wools
although few sales were being
closed in Boston today. Wool
houses here were receiving re
ports of strong buying in fleece
wool states. Their customers,
however, were showing little In
terest. A number of houses
were asking 48 cents. In the
grease, delivered for combing
average bright Ic and 1c blood
fleece wools, but they found no
Interest above 46 to 47 cents, in
the grease.
Conditions Beyond Our Control Compel Us To
Take Drastic Action! Entire Stock Priced for Im
mediate Buying Action! Time Is Short!
With -arr law exceptions this ontlro stock tntors this gr.it sola at radically roducod prlc.t. SUITS . . . SHOES
HATS and FURNISHINGS sailing now AT COST . . . NEAR COST and BELOW COSTI Emorgcnc- compels
this drastic action and right now in the lace o( rising prices this means your sa-ings are doublel Hurry . . .
get your shara ol tha BARGAINS!
CU1
Store Open
Cooperation
MPti $4143
Suits
New summer fab
rics In single and
doub 1 breasteds.
Limited quantity.
vai. to sju.uu
Men'c $4 A 43
Suits
Wool woritedi In
imart ihadet. DL
agonal weaves and
stripe. Hurryl
Vai. lO .
MPn $f43
Suits
Many of our fin
est suits enter this
low priced group.
Get Yours Nowl
l a-llf ly-1. Coats
i fThoeS GO1. 16 Sport Slax
A JVU 9 J V R-ular $2.00 Si 59
& 1 rcn's Sport nd V Sport Shirts
'"I 1 DreSS OXrdS S89 Regular Sl.OO
rl iSeg 50 3 Sport Shirts V.
I -M Si Win- 1
5 rh,w -lt 8-tQ Main St. -Klamath Falls
Father of Mrs.
Claude McColloch
Dies at Portland
PORTLAND, May 28 (,V In
juries from a fall caused the
death Saturday of Morton D.
Clifford, circuit Judge for 13
years In eastern Oregon at the
turn of the century.
Clifford, who died on his 82nd
birthday, was born in Iowa, but
lived In Oregon for 73 years,
first at Canvon City, then at
Baker.
The past Grand Muster of the
Grand Masonic lodge of Oregon
had lived with his son, Harold
II. Clifford. Portland, for the
past eight months.
Other survivors Include his
widow anil a daughter, Mrs.
Claude C. McColloi'h, Portland.
Looking for bargains Turn
to the Classified page
ttn 1
EMtOl.L MOW
i .i:ici
727 Rotewsy Drive
Until 9:00 P. M.
mm
of Other Merchants.
m t. ..,c'" "".r-; V
s I NVh T II Out th T ll rmou 1
Regular $3.50
Straw Hots
! Regular $4.95
Wool Sweaters ....
Regular $7.50
Loafer Coats
Regular 50c
Phoenix Hose
Regular S8.50
Gabardine Slacks
SPORT
li Regular $12.50 $A1Q
I Sport Coats.. 8
jl Tweeds and smart solid colors. Only
II a few left.
Regular $13.50
SPRAOUE RIVER Wilfred
Rarkley, Sprague River high
school student and athlete, was
painfully Injured Thursday af
ternoon when a horse ha was
riding tripped and fell, throw
ing Barkley to the ground In a
hard fall. Young Barkley com
plained that he thought that his
shoulder and leg were broken.
He was taken to Carnlnl's rale
where he waited until his futher.
Sylvan Crume, wns summoned,
and he was rushed to the Klam
ath Indian Agency hospital. Ex
amination showed that the In
jury, though painful, was not
serious although the Injured
shoulder and leg will keep him
confined for several weeks.
Wilfred Is a very good rider
SMM'lnl Low
Sumtiipr II n lew
III FOR l-MONTHt COUDII
I
Registration Clout
May 31
k studio
Phone 3302
Saturday Nights.
Nationally Known
Reg. 2.00
Shirts
Patterns and whlt.s.
Your choic. of entire
stock reg. $2.00 shirts
at this low price.
Mark Twain
Reg. $1.65 Shirts
Famous quality priced
for quick buying action.
Hurryl
COATS
$1 S4Q
Mny
1041
and participated In the contests
during tha recent Kloninlh
Uuckaroo days relrbratlon. 11
again hoped to participate hut
will probably be on the shelf
for most of tho summer. Ilia
friends hopo for a speedy recov
ery which will enable Wilfred
to get back Into the saddle
again.
Reports now are coming lu
about people getting hit by gol
balls. They shouldn't thrust
themselves Into the fore ground.
Here's Vital News
For Weakjlred People
SUPPLIES iron and
Vitamins Hi and
O, often lacking in diet.
Stimulates appetites;
aids digestion. Pro
motes Ixtter assimila
tion. Sturt your use
of Purtin today. A
McKesson Product.
Lee Hendricks
Drugs
2212 Bo. 6th Bt.
1
Due To Lack oS I
59
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While Quantity Lasts
Regular $1.45 OQc
Straw Hats
Regular $1.00 -Q-
Neckwear OV
Regular 35c aft mfc
Ankle Socks
Regular $2.00
Broadcloth Pajamas '
Value to $8.50 (
Famous Brand $ O 69
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