The Times-News from Twin Falls, Idaho • 12

pAGE TWELVE TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1948 Her Protest Hits the Target Classified Markets and Finance SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED i Latiim end shilling. Call 662J, afternoons. SINGLE man for farm work. Gerald Turner, I north Curry. WILL do ironing in my home.

191 Quincy, Twin Falls. FOR DIRT, driveway gravel and hauling. Call 437, Twin Falls. FURNISHED ROOMS VERY nice bedroom with private entrance. 8S1 4th arenue east.

UPSTAIRS sleeping room. gentlme preferred 44 4th aTenne north. SLEEPING room. Private entrance. Gentle man preferred.

606 4th Avenue East. SLEEPING roomcToee in. Gentleman preferred. 816 Second Avenue North. ROOM for business man; also room for working boy; garage.

414 4th avenue west. Livestock Grain WANT AD RATES (Based on Cost-per-word) 1 day i he vet word dsys per word per day 6 days i 3 par word per da (A minimum of 10 words la required in any one classified ad.) For example, see table below i Worda 1 day 3 days I 6 das 10 I .50 $1.20 15 .75 1.60 2.7""" 20 1.00 2.40 8.60 T'l l.ZZ 3.00 ..50 CHICAGO, April It (P) Grain futures carried a fairly steady tone at the board of trade session today. Fairly aggressive buying by commission houses with southwestern connections strengthened the wheat market after an easy opening. Ai the close wheat was to 2 higher than yestorday'a finish, May 2.50-50. Corn waa 2 to 2 higher, May 2.38.

29. Oats were 1 cent to 2 higher. May I.1S-17. Soybeans were unchanged to 3 cents higher. May 8.88.

CASH GRAIN CHICAGO. April 13 (IP) Wheat none. urn No. 2 yellow 2.41! No. 3, 2.32-7i No.

4, 2.23M,-28i. Oats No. 1 mixed 1.32; No. 1 1.32. Hurley nominal; malting 2.25-40 1.72-89.

Soybeans none. white feed i mi FUTURES TABLE CHICAGO. April 13 Up) Open High Low Close Wheat May 2.18 2.50 2.18 J.50 July 2.31)1; 2.39 2.36 2.89 Sept 2. 34 2.37 2.81 2.80 Dc 2.35 2.37 2.36 2.37 Com May 2.6 2.29 2.26 2.29 July 2.14 2.16 2.14 2.16 Sept 1.99 1.96 1.99'.. Der 1.70 1.72 1.70 1.72 Oats May 1.16 1.16 1.15 1.18 Julv .01 .96 .94 Sept .86 .80 Dec .88 .85 Soybeans May 8.88 8.89 3.88 3.88 July Nov Lard May 2.1.92 24.20 23.90 21.20 July 24.07 24.40 21.05 21.10 ScK 24.

21.55 21.22 24.55 Oct 21.12 21.46 21.32 21.15 Nov 24.25 KANSAS CITY GRAIN This London housewife carries her protest against the high cost of living right to the chancellor of the exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps. With her child and her sign tagging along, she drops a letter addressed to Cripps in the letter-box at No. 11 Downing street. She asks lower prices in the forthcoming British budget, which Cripps is preparing. Completion of Hospital Plan Stocks MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK, April IIP) Stocki Irregular aircrafts advance.

Honda Mixed; price changes narrow. Cotton Irregular profit taking, trade buying, Wheat Closed firm; commercial buying. Corn firm; Hunt country onenngs. Oats Firm unfavorable seeding weather. Hog Unevenly 25 centi higher to 26 oenta lower: ton $23.00.

Cattle Steady to 25 cent! higher; top 131.76. NEW YORK. Anril 13 M) Firmin tendencies persisted for selected stocks today although many market leaders were notably indifferent or inclined to sap Prirea did better after midday. Whil favorites retained gams of fractions to point or so at the close, declines of much were widely distributed. Dealings tapered following a fair active opening and it was the slow.

five-hour session in two weeks. Transfers ran around 900. 000 shares. Aircraft enjoyed a rising flurry xtrosoect of large-bi-ale military orders jHlghs for 101s were touched by Douglas and Grumman. Hoeing and United traded bids.

Bonds held to a tlim fouroe. NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK, April 13 (I') -Last sale: Allied Stores 30 Allls Chalmers 37 American Car Founry 42' American Radiator 13' American Rollim; Mills 29 American Smelting Refining 58 American Tel. Tel 150" Anaconda Copper 35 Atehlson. Topeka Santa Fe 101 Baldwin Locomotive 14 Bath Iron 14 Bendlx 33i Bethlehem Steel 34 Boeing 27 Borden Co 41 Budd Co. 9 California Packers 32 Canada Dry Canadian Pacific 12 Case 41 Celotex 26 Cerro de Pasco 2b Chesapeake Ohio 41 Chrysler 59 Commercial Credit 42 Consolidated Copper 5 Consolidated Edison 22 Continental Oil of Delaware 58 Corn Products 65 Crane 34' Cuban American Sugar Curtiss Wright 7 Diamond Match 39 Douglas Aircraft 64 Du Pont 174 Eastern Airlines 19 "4 Eastman Kodak 43 '4 Electric Auto 48 Electric Power Light 19'4 General Electric 36 General Foods 38 i General Motors 56 Gillett Safety Razor 35 'i Goodrich 53 Goodyear 41 Great Northern RR pfd 44 Great Western Sugar 22 Hudson Motors 17 Idaho Power 32 Illinois Central 32 Interlake Iron 14 International Harvester 91 International Nickel Can 29 International Paper 54 International Tel fc Tel Kennecott 54 Ti Kresge 37 Lockheed 21 Loews Inc 19 Mid Continental Petroleum 48 Montgomery Ward 56 Kash-Kelvinator 15 National Acme 27 National Biscuit 27 National Cash Register 37 National Dairy Products 29 National Distilleries 20 Kational Power Light 1316 New York Central 14 North American Aviation 12 Norht American 15 Northern Pacific 20 Ohio Oil 34 Pacific Gas Electric 32 Packard 4 Paramount Pictures 23 J.

C. Penney Co 43 Pennsylvania Railway 19 Pullman 50 Pure Oil 32 Radio Corp. of America 9 Republic Steel 26 Reynolds Tobacco 36 Safeway Stores 18 Sears Roebuck 37 Simmons Co. 31 Socony Vacuum 17 Southern Pacific 52 Sperry 26 Standard Oil California 63 Standard Oil N. 79 Studebaker 19 Sunshine Mining 10 Texas Company 58 Texas Gulf Sulphur 59 Trans American 11 Twentieth Century Fox 23 Union Carbide 110 Union Oil 26 Union Pacific 174 United Airlines 17 United Aircraft 28 United Corporation 3 U.

S. Rubber 41 U. S. Smelting 50 U. S.

Steel 75 Walgreen 33 Warner Pictures 12 Western Auto Supply 40 Western Union 21 Western Airbrakes 37 Western Electric 29 White Motors 21 Willys 14 Woolworth 47 Zenith 26 NEW YORK Cl'RB NEW YORK, April 13 (IP) American Super 1 Bunker Hill 20 Cities Service 44, Electric Bond Share 12 Hprla Mlnlno- 117' 'o 11 a Mt. City Copper 916 Niagara Hudson 8 Quaker Oats 85 Technicolor 13 Trans Lux 6 Utah Idaho Sugar 2 Utah Power Light ...20 WOOL NEW YORK, April 13 iPi-Estimated Mies of wool tops were 1H.W pounds: wool futures 16S.0O0. Wool futures closed urn-hanged to .8 of a cent higher; May 126.3B July 12J.5B: Oct. 124.0B: pec. 122.5B; March 121.6b1 Certificated wool apot 124.0N.

Wool tops futures closed unchanged to nt hirher; July 179.7B; Oct. 1.S.0B: D. 177.5B: March 174.0B. Cerufjcated spot wool top 1JS.5N. Unless your credit has been established, cash must accompany your order.

DEADLINES for Classified only Week days, 11 a. m. Sunday, 1:00 Saturday I bis paper reserves the right to edit and reject any classified advertising. "Blind Ads" are atrictly confidential and no information can be given in regard to the advertiser. Errors should be reported Immediately.

No allowances will be made for more than one incorrect insertion. SPECIAL NOTICES TO CONTACT Alcoholics Anonymous writ P. O. Box 46. Twin Falli, Idaho.

HOME plana at 10c a tquare foot per living pace. Farm buildings at 2 of estimated cost of construction. See Horn Planning Service, Boom 13 above Tro-linger or phone Twin Fall. AUCTION SALE ERNEST LINDEGREN 2 MILES EAST OF WENDELL ELEVATOR 7 HEAD GOOD COWS 9 HEAD YEARLINGS COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE DELAVAL MILKING MACHINE TEAM HORSES HARNESS THURSDAY, APRIL 15 PERSONALS SFkNCER coraetiere. Mrs.

Lysia Gardner. Rogerson HotcK SCHOOLS TRAINING IF YOU like to draw, sketch or paint write for Talent Test (no fee). Give aga and occupation. Bos 18-B. BEAUTICIANS are in great demand.

Good salaries, nice work. Let us show you ho. Beauty Arta Academy. Twin Falls, Idaho. CHIROPRACTORS DR.

D. R. JOHNSON, 634 Third avenue east. Telephone 344 NERVE specialist. Dr.

Alma Hardin, 130 Main north. Phone 2326. BEAUTY SHOPS MOTHER'S Day Special! MM cold wave. Crawford Beauty Salon, over Del I'm. COMPLETE modern beauty eervice by expert operators.

Machineless and cold waves, $5.00 up. Artistic Beau'y Salon. COMPLETE beauty service advanced btudenta at reduced prices. Junior atu-dent work free. Machineless and cold wave.

13.00. Beauty Arts Academy. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Small black and white bulldog. Children's pet. Reward! Phone Murtaugh.

COCKKR SPANIEL, golden color. Reward. Answers to name "Queente." Phone LOST Rosebud en rring with rhineetnnea around outer edge, keepsake. Phone TS22J. SITUATIONS WANTED YOUR jrarden work done by rotutiller.

Phone 2090-NR. WILL care for small child while mother works. Phone 2170-M. HOUSKMOVING or tree pulling. Call Boh Miller.

Thone 2015-M. WIDOW wants work on womanleas ranch. Write Agnes Hunter, Route 2. Oakley. TRACTOR drivine, spud cutting, ditch digging.

Forrest Cook. 657 Madison. CARPENTER: New or remodeling. Can furnish good recommendation. 410 South Locust.

CUSTOM garden plowing and conditioning. Tractor tools. Appointment, Phone 1117R. C'JSTOM plowing, nothing under acres. Weed and orchard spraying, any amount.

Phone CURTAINS washed and stretched for min-imum charge Ins Knox. 1312 8th Avenue F.asL Phone A. FEDERICO. painting and decorating. au wora guaranteed, i ns equipped wun steel safety scaffold.

Borne phone 0396-J2 Shop 61 -J KIDDIE Korner Nursery School. Daily weekly, monthly care pre-schoo children R. N. in charge. 637 2nd arenue north.

Phone 239J. BULLDOZING CARRY-ALL WORK DIRT MOVING LAND LEVELING ALFALFA CROWNING (No Travel Charge) No Job too Larse or too Small We Truck Heavy Equipment ELMER IHLER Phone 01S0-JU "We Move the Earth" Highest PRICES PAID FOE DEAD ind USELESS ANIMALS PHONE US COLLECT Twin Falls 314 Gooding 47 Rupert 55 IDAHO HIDE TALLOW CO. II NEW lawn building by expert. Fbon 0489K8 after p. m.

PLASTEREB wants wET Cabin 23, Graceman Auto Court. SPRING cleaning, paper hanging and fcalsornlnlng Phone 2430M. Twin Palla, STRAW and huy baling. Will bale on shares. Merle Berkley.

Phone 0297-J1S. PAINTING and paperhanging. work guaranteed. Estimates. Bert eater.

IS? Addison west. Phone tlflTW. RUG AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING PHONE J118-B LAND LEVELING 6-7tt YARD CARRY-ALL 19.00 per hour. Subsoiling and discing, CECIL BECKLEY PHONE 0297J12 HELP WANTED FEMALE WAITRESS wanted. Apply in person.

Saw yer's Barbecue. WANTED Tray girls between 16 and 26. Apply person to Dietitian at County Hospital. EXPERIENCED waitress in Town Tavern, Kimberly. Transportation furnished.

Call Twin Falls 14D6-J or Kimberly 108-W. HELP WANTED MALE BARBER wanted: good steady job for right man. See E. Babcock, Buhl. MARRIED man for general farm work.

Irrigator preferred. 2 west, 8 south, South Park. GENERAL farm hand with house trailer must be experienced tractor cultivator. Phone Eden 2633. MEAT CUTTER, capable operator to han-dlc retail meat and frown food locker department in grocery store.

Please libt experience, reference, salary wanted. Gillette's, Declo, Idaho. PART time insurance investigator in the Gooding and Shoshone area for national concern. Knowledge of community and car necessary. Write Box 19-B, Times-News.

IFYOU have a car, are free to travel, and interested in permanent employment with above average earnings, see W. R. Stevens, evenings 7 to 9 at Magic Valley Court, Cabin 7. SALESMAN experienced with truck equipment for established territory in wesv er.i Idaho. Excellent opportunity to sell for large distributor with good reputation.

Guaranteed salary for first six months. Automobile and traveling expenses furnished. Write Box 16-B, the Times-News, giving age, experience and references. WANTED EXPERIENCED MECHANICS COMMISSION BASIS NORTH SIDE AUTO COMPANY Jerome Phone loo EXPERIENCED SHOP FOREMAN WEEKLY SALARY NORTH SIDE AUTO COMPANY JEROME PHONE 155 HELP WANTED MALE-FEMALE IF YOU like to draw, sketch or p-int ee Talent Test ad in Instruction column. WANTED: Experienced wool preseer.

Con-tac, "Joe Fisher" Valet Shop, Sun allay. Idaho. BUSINESOTPimfOMTIES 2ND HAND store for sale, reasonable. Call 689. MOBILE diner for sale Inquire 437 2nd Eaf.t.

Fully equipped. JEWELRY store with or without building: also large fi-room house. John M. Welch, Albion, Id.iho. CAUNDRY and dry cleaning business, a real money maker, well located.

Phone 990. E. W. McRoberta and Company, Elks Building. LEASE of modern auto repair shop.

Per-feet location, doing good business, will turn over to party buying equipment. t90fl.0fl will handle. Phone dTS.R. BUSINESS RENTAL PROPERTY Paying over 10 per cent net Sale price $50,000.00. Phone 313 BEER PARLOR, Auto courts.

Restaurants. Grocery store, large and email modern homes. DEWEY CAUGHEY PHONE 106 FILER COVEY'S CAFE This newly equipped, modern cafe. Priced to sell. Low rent.

Good opportunity. Exclusively listed with JOHN B. ROBERTSON IRRIGATED LANDS CO. A CLOSE IN Main Street lot, upon 'vhich there is an active and profitable business eeiiinz things that people must have. A good opportunity to xet into an active business in iplendid location.

C. A. ROBINSON, REALTOR Bank A Trust Bldg. Phone 90S OR CALL JIM MARTIN on-M SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE In Central Business District Jerome on Highway 26 COMPLETELY EQUIPPED INVESTMENT REQUIRED IN MERCHANDISE ONLY THIS IS A MONEY MAKER $2,500.00 WILL HANDLE PHONE 468 TWIN FALLS FOR DETAILS FORNsSHeTTAPTS. WHV PXV RENT? Trailer homes are practical and available on the payment plan.

Parke Trailer Sales. 1200 Kim berly Road. jTKOOM apartment, bath: private entrance, $50. Furniture like new, $200. Assume payments on new refrigerator and stove.

1336 4th avenue east. 1T07NM, ROtTM and board for 2, 336 4th avenut west. ROOM and board for 2 gentlemen. Ho 6th Avenue North. WANTED: "Soon, and KTiTrd 'fui eldtrTj man, city or country.

Call ill or 66 i. SLEEPrffG room, stoker heat, business person. Phone 2810B. 248 7th avenue north. PRIVATE entrance, steam heated, well lighted, double bed, innerspring mattress, hot plate privileges.

Men only. 448 2nd Avenue North. Phone 307-NR. UNFURNISHED HOUSES CLEAN 20x20 cottage, not modern. Water in.

804 Washington South. MOVING? Our specialty. Ralph Harris Moving and Storage. Phone 2646. FURNISHED HOUSES I ROOM partly furnished house.

60S Highland Avenue. MTsalWTtENT FLOOR sanders, edgera and polishers. Fine isb your own floors and save labor cost. Moon WAREHOUSrbuildTnT40xi2orWllteil or rent, acre to plant on shares. 425 North street.

Filer. Phone 92-J12. Wanted to rent, le ase 4-o ROOM house by May 5th. Suitable for children. Phone 900-W.

4-ROOM house with yard space for mother with 2 children. Phone 0595R2. MARRIED veteran with one child wishes furnished 2 bedroom home or apartment. College graduate. Call 398 or 454 after 8 p.

m. ONE or two bedroom house or apartment within radius of 15 miles of Twin Falls. Phone 553, or contact Mr. Daniel, Jesse M. Chase.

WANTED TO RENT PERMANENT BUSINESS MAN WILL SIGN LEASE YEAR OR LONGER FOR 2 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED HOME NO CHILDREN CALL MR. DORIUS GORE MOTOR CO. Phone 1711 MONEY TO LOAN IDAHO FINANCE CO. LOANS and Complete financing service. Furniture and automobiles CHIC HIATT, Mgr.

Ground floor Bank A Trust Bldg. Phone 184 NEED MONEY? SEE Your locally owned credit company Keep Idaho's business in Idaho Eatea as low as any. Lower than many. RELIANCE CREDIT CORP. 118 2nd St.

West Phone 2530 LOANS FINANCING ON AUTOMOBILES, FURNITURE AND LIVESTOCK W. C. ROBINSON (Across from Radio Bldg.) ARNOLD F. CROSS. Mgr.

230 Main North Phone 887 4 LAND BANK LOANS Long terms, fair treatment, prepayment privileges, no commission, im-prorementa and other purposes, THE TWIN FALLS NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION lit Third Avenue South, Twin falls C. ROY HENDERSON When In need of a LOAN SECURITIES CREDIT CORP. Radio Bldg. Phona 680 4 Long Term FARM LOANS No fees. No stock.

No commission. Advantages of the Equitable Life. APPROVED MORTGAGE LOANS THROUGH FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK OF TWIN FALLS HOMES FOR SALE SMALL 4-room furnished home. Phone 2731, Eden, NEW modern two-bedroom home. Phune 0388R4, Twin Falls.

FOR SALE or trade: 2 bedroom modern. acreage. Phone 0285J2, PACKING and crating of household goods. Call -talph Harris, 2546. 2-BEDROOM home, hardwood floors, hoi water healer.

Call 53SW. SMALL home on Van Buren for sale. Priced reasonably. Call 2232. TWO modern nomas for sale, or trade, on one large lot.

Phone 1353-J. 5-ROOM house to be moved, 32x32, across from old airport. Phone 0590J3, MODERN, new, 1 bedroom home MODERN i bedroom home. Cement basement $6,800. MODERN bedroom home.

7.000. 1 ACRE. Modern borne. $9,000. I ACRE.

2 bedroom home. Modern except heat. F. J. BACON 218 Main N.

Phone 1K18-W 21S9-R SIX ROOM modern home, hardwood floors, fireplace, cement basement, laundry room, furnace, garage, close UNIMPROVED 10 acres of good land near Twin Falls. $6,800.00. Money to Loan on Real Estate W. 0. SMITH Bank Trust Bldg.

Phone 130 AN EXCELLENT insulated 2-bedroom home on corner Jot, Weil located oil fan furnace oil hot water heater; i cement basement; all for S8.000 if sold bj April 15th. J. E. VHITE AGENCY 137 Main Ave. E.

NEWLY DECORATED l-bedroom brick home. Good location. Immediate possession. Good terms. JOHN B.

ROBERTSON IRRIGATED LANDS CO. DENVER DENVER, Airil 13 ilP) I USD A I Cattle salable and total calvre salable- snd total 3011; fed ftfeersand heifers jl'iidy to choice under 1,100 lbs. is. 00 low hirh good 2.1.60-27,71 medium to choice heifers 23.60-27.00; other clashes steady: common to medium cows 17.60-19.00: cutters 16.00-17.00; medium to choice vr.ilera 2.1.00-30.0(1. lings salable 600: total 650; steady: good (o choice l6l)-'2t6 ib.

harrows and gilts 22.00-22.25: around 400 Ib. butcher bid 17.00. eows 11.00-25. PORTLAND PORTLAND. April 13 (4)-(USl-IA-Hobh salable 75 total 276 steady good to choice 202-240 II.

24.00; medium 266 lbs. 22.00; medium to good sows Id. 110. Cattle salable and totnl 100; steady; top Rood 1,016 lb. Idaho fed steers 2fi.M: 2 out 26.00; medium to low yood Ktecra 23.60-26.50; nothinn done on heifers; cutter to common cows 16.00-60: canner 11.00-15.50: medium sausage bulls 21.00; veHlcr steady: odd head good 2s.

50-80. 00 medium 26.00-26.00. Sheep salable and total 100; wooled slaughter lambs nothing done on ewes; (rood and choice 15-105 wooled lamba 22.00; common 18.00. SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, April IS (JP) (USDAl Hugs salable 200; good and choice 1M1-20U Ib. barrows and Kilts 23.75; good sows Hi.

50. Cattle salable 100; active; strong with Monday's 50-75 advance; 6 months fed 150-110(1 lb. choice yearlings 27.00 3 bend heifer. 2o.00 medium and good 712 Hi. fed heifers 21.50; sorted 7 head 6U5 Mm.

22.50 cutter to low medium aged dairy and Kra.y slaughter cows 1 6.5O-1X.50 Monday 7 loads medium and good under 1.050 Ib. fed steers 25.25-26.00; odd choice 215-255 Ib. vealers Sl.OO-33.00; calves 1.00 higher than Monday. Sheep salable none: no spring lamb offered; ewes 50 higher; good llh 10.50. KANSAS CITY KANSAS CITY.

April 18 (UP) Hogs 4.000; steady to 25 lower: top 22.00; most goixl and choice 170-210 lb. hogs 21.00-75. Cattle calves 400 slaughter steers and heifers steady to strong; choice medium weights fed steers 20.50 moderate numbers top good to low choice grades 2S.76-2H.00 moat good steers 26.50-2S.50 most good to low choice heifers and mixed yearlings 26.00-28.60. Sheep fed lamba 25-50 higher; good and choice 22.25-23.75 spring lambs 75 up: ood to choice 90 lb. Arizona springers 25.75.

OGDEN OGDEN. April 13 (P) (USDAl- Hogs salable 50; total 1,345 opened 1.00 higher; good to choice 180-240 Ib. butchers 21. Iba. 20.50-21.00: 2HO-280 lbs.

19.50-20.00 2MI-300 lbs. 18.50-19.00; 300-330 lbs. 17.50-18.OO; 330-360 Iba. 16.50-17.00; over 360 lbs. 16.50-16.00; sows 14.00-50; choice light weights 15.00 medium heavies 13.50 down.

Cattle salable 275 total 1,950 very little offered early: nominally steady: few medium steers 21.00-22.50 medium heifers 18.OO-20.00; medium cows 15.50-17.60; cutter to common 18.00-16.lM) good to choice vealers 18.00-SO.OO: common to medium 21.00-27.00: late Monday load good 1.003 lb. steers 24.65 odd head 25.00-25; load good 775 lb. heifers 24.10: other good carloads 23.60-75 good cows 1S.00-19.50; odd 20.00; good to choice vealers 2S.00. SI. 00; good to choice feeding steers 23.00-25.00.

Sheep salable and total 460; nothing done early: asking steady to strong. 19.60-20.50 on trucked lots, flat basis. OMAHA OMAHA. April 13 tPl USDA Hogs salable and totnl 0.000; barrows and gills airong to 00 spots up more; goo and choice 150-240 lbs. 21.00-22.00: i-nia lots 22.00-25; 210-270 lbs.

19.00-21.50; 270- 300 lbs. 18.00-19.50 300-330 lbs. 17.6(1. 18.25; 330-360 lbs. 17.00-75 360-450 lbs.

ib. J.i-l r.oo sows steady good and choice 18.25 330-360 lbs. 17.00-75 360-430 lbs. 14.M)-15.00; stags 11.00. Cattle salable and total 8.000; yearling ateera under 1.000 lbs.

and fed heifers steady to 25 higher: bulls And vealers little changed; stockers and feeders steady holce 1,160 lb. fed steers 29.00: choice medium weights 28.50-75 good to choice heivy steers 28.OO-10: medium short feds down to 23.50; medium end good heifers 24.00-27.50; medium and good cows 10.00- 22.50; common 17.00-18. 50 canners and cutters. 13.00-16.75; good beef bulls 22.00; good and choice vealers 23.0O-25.OO: choice M10 lb. feeder steers 26.85 other good and choice feeder steers 24.00-26.35.

Sheen salable and total 4.000: active: fat lambs 25 higher; good and choice fed wooled westerns under 110 lbs. 23.76: good slaughter ewes 11.50; good and choice 11-8I lb. shearing lambs 20.75-21.75. CHICAf.O CHICAGO. April 13 (AIV- USDAl Hogs salable 10,500: total 10 700: early aulas steady but later motlly 25 lower on butchers; some bids off more; sows around 25 higher; bulk good and choice 170-230 lbs.

22.00-75 top 23.00; 240-260 lbs. 21.00-75 270-290 lbs. 19.75-20.75 300-850 lbs. 18.75-19.50 good 850-650 lb. sows 16.76- 7.75.

Cattle salable and total calves salable and total 600; yearlings, steers and heifers steady to 25 higher medium weight and heavV steers mostly steady; cows strong to 25 higher; vealers strong: top 81.75 for choice 1,150 Ib. steers; good and choice fed steers and yearlings 27.50- 1.00; medium to low good steers 25.75-7.25 good and choice fed heifers 27.00- 90.00; choice mixed steers and heifers 80.50; strictly good fed tows on the heifer order 25.25 beef oowa 24.75 down ith canners and cutters largely 16.00-19.00: thin light canners down to 14.00: vealers .00 down. Sheep salable and total 5.000 no slaugh ter lamb sales early; asking higher: bid ing steady: 24.50 bid for Good and choice ooled lambs these priced upward to 25.0(1; slaughter ewes steady: wooled ewes 2.50 downward. l.OS ANGELES LOS ANGELES. April 13 MV-fFSMN) Cattle salable S00 medium and low- good steers strong at 24.

50-25. 00 some teers held 26.00 and above: she stock strong medium and good heiferm 23.00- 25.00; medium and low good beef type cows 19.50-22 00; common and medium dairy type cows 17.50-21.0fl; odd 21.50: cutter and common cows 15.60-17.00: canners 14.00-15.00; few 13.50 down: calves alablc 200; steady good snd choice vealers 28.00-32.00: medium and good weighty alves 24.00-26.00. Hogs salable 200 ood and choice lb. California grain feds 22.00 easterns held around 23.50. Sheep salable none: Hone holdover ewes, with lambs at side.

Near Johannesburg, South Africa, gold mining has reached the unprecedented depths of 9,000 feet below the earth's surface. Twin Falls LIVESTOCK Chuk-e buU-hers, 180-210 lbs. Overweight buvhera ..116.00 racking aows, heavy Hacking sows, light (On dealer Quoted) Steers I1S.00-20.00 $20.00 ta.oo Bulla Heifers Fat Cows Vealers Cutters Fat Lambs Ewes (One dealer quoted) GRAIN Soft wheat, per bushel I.fli (One dealer quoted) (Barley and oars market flaetuates wita local feeder demand. No nniformity in dallj prices quoted. Msy vary lOo to tie from qiiotationa listed below) i tsariey.

loo lhs, $3.25 100 lbs. a vi (Two dealers quoted) Bed Clover. 100 lbs. V- quote Alsike Clover, 100 lbs. No quote -Haifa, 100 lbs.

n- qaote BEANa- Great Northern No. 1 00 IS.75 Great Northern No. 2 (One dealer Quoted! Small reds No. 1 $9.00 .50 $5.25 msll reds No. 2 intos No.

1 intos No. 2 0 rstd; I. Contract Seen After delays caused by preparation of papers, the contract with architects for drawing of hospital plans is expected to be signed Friday, ac cording to members of the hospital board and Kenyon Green, chairman of the board of county A resolution urging that the contract be signed as soon as possible has been passed by the Twin Falls county hospital board. T. C.

Bacon is chairman of the board. Other business considered at the board meeting was an income statement presented by Supt. Evert E. Moody for the period from Jan. 12 to April 1.

Total expenses for this period were $106,893, while the net operating profit was $11,255.06, including tax remittance of $11,468.85. At the end of March the hospital earned $4,094 and during the first quarter of the year it earned $12,634. With Income acquired during the first quarter of the year from cash received on back accounts during 1948. 1947 and 1946. at total of f.49,508 was recorded.

The book balance and cash on hand is $44,268. Operative expense, including administrative, dietary, household property, housekeeping, building and grounds, professional service, laboratory and X-ray division, is $47,658 to date. Number of patients served to date in 1948 is 705 with the daily average during February numbering 85. A total of 179 births have been recorded this year with 16 deaths and four stillborn babies. Officer to Speak To Reserve Unit Major Farrell Johnson will address a meeting of the 641st organized composite group Wednesday night on the subject "Guided Missiles." The lecture will be given at a regular reserve gathering at 8 p.

m. in the Idaho Power auditorium. Major Johnson will conduct the meeting In absence of Erwin Clement who is taking a two-week active training course with the organized reserves at Ft. Winfield Scott, Calif. Films to be shown at the meeting include "German A-4 Rocket," "V-2 Rocket Landing and Assembly" and "Defense of Antwerp Against V-l." $1,020 Suit Filed In Roach Estate A suit for $1,020 againit the estate of Josephine Roach was filed In Twin Falls district court Tuesday by N.

P. Neilson, Idaho state auditor, and B. Child, state commissioner of public assistance. Prior to the death of Mrs. Roach on June 9, 1947, the state claims she accepted $1,020 in public assistance.

The state is suing for the sum against the estate which is of undetermined value. Robert E. Smylie, attorney general; John A. Carver, assistant attorney general, and Prosecuting Attorney Everett M. Sweeley are counsel for the state in the action.

Stock Averages KANSAS CITY, April 12 W1 300 curs; up to down 2c hard und dark harl 12.44 to 82.6! Wheal: No. 2 No. I $2.48 No. 2 red 12.15 to S2.15N; No. 3 J2.ll'...

to J2.53N; close: May July Sept. 82.25 Dec. $2.25. Corn 123 enrs; steady to lOC.c lower No whil" to I2.62N; No. 3 to $2.61 No.

2 yellow and mixed In No. 3 $2.28 to $2.32: close: May July $2.18. Oats: IS cars; up to down No, 2 while No. 3 $1.27 to M1I0 moi.c Kafit to ii.H. ltye $2.37 to $2.4 IN.

Barley $1.83 to FLAX MINNLATOLIS. April 12 (yP)-Uax No. 1, $6. Butter and Eggs 8AN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, April 13 (Ul'l- But- ter 92 icore 85 90 score 8 1 Cheese: Grade A triplets 15-47; grade A loaf Eggs: Grade A large 53-53: gnolc A medium 60-51: grade A small 40-16; grnde large CHICAGO CHICAGO, April 13 iP) I USDA Live fowl firm, balance steady; receipts 13 trucks prices unchanged except fowl and leghorn fowl a cent pound higher at 35 and 36 respectively fob. Butter unsettled; receipts 379,925 prices unchaned.

K.ggs. irregular: receipts 25,267 prices unchanged. LOS ANGELES l.OS ANGELES, April 13 (Ul'l-Kggs: Wboltsnle prices consumer grade: Large grade A 52-55; small 42-(t. Poultry: Fryers colored 2''t-8 lbs. 40-42 fryers colored 3-1 Ilia.

(0-42: roasters colored 4 lbs. and over 40-12. Butter: Jobbing prices Icitrtoits): Grade AA 87; grade A 86-87; grade SI-S5. Potatoes-Onions cmcAr.o CHICAGO, April 13 iVi1) Arrivals 107; ntrack 2 4 1 totnl shipment 794. Mahoa Arrivals 8 shipment 38.

Market: Steady. Sales Idaho niP5rr Ptirhanki IT. S. size A washed Colorado MVCIurtw II. S.

I mzp A ua-ht1! 4. SO. North Dakota and Mitmestiia Rod river vallt-y district Pcuitiacs commercial unwashed 3.o fohblur.s wa- hetl 3. Toxai Miss triumphs U. S.

I uahcl 4.33. California Umx whites II. S. 4 Florida (60 .) II lias triumphs U. S.

1 size A washed 4.6j. CHICAGO ONIONS CHICAGO, Apjnl 13 ilJPi Market steady. Sales: Texas (M) IV. yellow Bermudas 3.00: yellow boi1ir il.Ofl-U.So crystal white wax 4.50.5.00; white boilers 1.50. Michi-Kan (5fl llvO yellows medium 6.00-8.25.

Chile (50 lb. Spanish Valencia 6.50-6. 75. Aunt ra I in bro ns ji hs 6 .50. Potato and Onion Futures (Courtesy E.

W. McRobert and Company, Elks Bldg. Phone 990) POTATOES askwl, Ji.iO liirl. No November. ftales.

ONIONS November 1 $1.50 bid. No sale. January One cur sold at Relatives Post Bond, Suspect Is Released Leland Allnian, held in the Twin Falls county jail since Saturday on charges of furnishing liquor to minors, was released late Monday when relatives posted property bond of $500. Allman had requested a prelimi nary hearing when arraigned Saturday before Justice of the Peace James O. Pumphrey and was held in lieu of bond at that time.

Date for the hearing has not yet been announced by Judge Pum phrey. Markets POTATOES (Dellrered) not qiiotinff, supply practically gonel LIVE POULTRY Colored fowl, 4 lbs. and over Leghorn fowl 18c Austra Whites fowl Broilers, fryers, roasters 35c Stags ia Colored cocks 9c Leghorn cocks 6c Ducks 14c Gee-e la (One dealer quoied) EGGS I-arge sTrnde A Larze trade A aire grade Medium graie A Small grade A 45c 40c 41c 36c S5c Grade (One dealer quoted) Eggs in trade (Urge) (Six dealers quoted) 4e-47e BUTTERFAT Butterfat No. No. iu B'jtterfat (One dealer quoted) EGG POOL The following prices were supplied by the Idaho Egg Producers of Twin FiUs tor Pool No.

14 (April l-7)t Large A A J7 Large A 4oc Larye 39c" Mediui. A 41c Medium 36c msli A Wants 'em DENVER, April 13 (U.R) It's on the records that there Is at least one landlord in Denver that will have children in his rental units. Don Edwards, who owns two buildings, announced today the first three babies born to residents will earn a month's free rent and a year's lease for their proud parents. Edwards also that from now on, veterans with children will be given preference for vacancies. Court Case Here Asks Back Wages Delbert Mothershead filed suit in Twin Falls district court Tuesday for allegedly due him In back wages by Henry Mothershead, who hired him to grow a crop of potatoes from March until November, 1947.

During the period of his employment, Mothershead claims, the defendant, under verbal contract, to pay him $150 a month, paid him $190 for the whole eight months. In hi? petition, Mothershead points out the potato crop he raised was sold for $1,000. This sum has been attached by Loren Heideman and a Glenns Ferry bank and is in the hands of Twin Falls Sheriff Broda R. Rayborn. He asks the court for a judgment making the other creditors' claims on the $1,000 inferior to his and awarding him the $1,000.

He is represented by Attorney O. P. Duvall. Quarterly Report Approval Granted Quarterly reports from the sheriff's office, auditor and probate court were approved by the Twin Falls county commissioners at a meeting Monday. Sheriff Broda R.

Rayborn reported the collection of Probate Judge S. T. Hamilton collected and County Auditor Charles A. Billies collected $6,584 75 during the past three months. The reveenue from the three offices, derived from fees and fines.

has been turned over to the county treasurer. Ships Are Loaded WASHINGTON, April 13 iP) The first of five cargo ships start loading wheat for Prance today under the initial $21,000,000 food authorisation made by Paul G. Hoffman, administrator of economic cooperation. First to load is the Lucktnbach freighter John S. Quick at Galveston.

Tex. Real Estate Transfers Information Furnished by Twin Falls Title and Trust Company APRIL 5 Dted: Clyde Snow to NeUon Trimm, ll.oilO, Lot 7 4 South Park Addition. Deed: William W. Noble to Kvcrett Bohrn, $10. Lot 5 Blk 3 Noble Subdivision.

Deed: Jacob Billiar to Ma Renetui Biliiar, $1. Lots 6, 7 and 8 Blk 1 Twin Falls. lleed: Johnnie Kueet to F. A. Boone, pt Lot 3 Blk 2 Murtaugh Addition.

Admn. Deed: Susie Messinger, Admn, of the Estate of Harriett V. KelloRg to Hudson W. Brown, pt SF.SW 32 10 17. Deed: Georie L.

Blk-k to Claude Abshire, $11,400. oLt i of 31 10- 14. APRIL IVed: Georsre W. Wilcox Heidemann, $10, pt Lot 16 to Bohert F. and 17 Yeat- man Addition.

Deed: George W. Bean tn Loren II. Cress, $SS0, Lot 23 Blk 1 Dean Subdivision. Deed Thomas E. Fyke to Timothv Ken-ney, $10.

Lot 15 Blk 28 Tuin Fails. APRIL 8 Deed J. R. Whited to Robert Gillett, $10. Lot 9 Blk 3 McCollum Addition.

Correction Deed: Clarence Tate to William McDrummond, $10, pt NESVt'SE 20 10 If. Deed: Robert C. Winterholer to James E. Lundy. $10, pt SWNWNW 2S 10 IS.

Deed: Frank Somsen to Charles E. Uhiij, $10. SE NE. NKSE 90 11 20. Deed: J.

r. Perclia! to Clarence E. Peck. $10, pt Irfit 81 Orchalara Subdivision. Deed: Harry W.

Rarry R. C. Winter- bo! $10, Lot 2 Blk 4 White and Callahan's Golden Rule Addition- Deed: Lul-i L. Gault to Howard William Gault, $10, Lot 1 snd i the Yu, NW 7 10 H. APRIL Deed: Kenneth C.

West to Frsrves Jo. sephine Weft; love and affection; part NE SW SE 20-10-18. Deed Loren H. Cress to D. Saw-vers, $10; lot 23.

block 1. Dean Sub. Deed: Thuma Hejtmanek to P. R. Bolton, $10: SW SW 21-9-14.

Deed: Clyde G. Smith to Neal Dean, IVX): lota 20. 21, block 19. Filer. Deed: Georce K.

Jaaper to Clvde bmi'M, $6,000 i lot 9, Filer. Compiled by The Associated Press 30 IS 15 60 Indus. Rails Util. Stocks Net change A. 3 un--h D.l A.l Tuesday SI .3 no.s 6S.I Previous 91.0 3:1.5 39.9 66.0 Week aeo 90.9 39.1 39.0 63.8 Month ago 88.S 31.1 3.2 SO.o Year azo 'MJ, 42.3 M.8 lUS High 91.5 39.S 40.S B6.0 1918 Low 53.2 27.7 3S.0 68.5 CISTERN PUMPS JET OR PISTON TYPES (FAIRBANKS-MORSE) Complete Systems From $84 up.

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