October 2, 1937
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Apartments for Rent
Automotive .....
Business Opportunities
Educational
Einancial ..... . 4e
for Sale or Trade
-Generai Notices ..... 4
Help Wanted. rowels
,21elp Wanted. Male
, Nooses for Scut
Liveetoes and Poultry
:Lost and found ----
tor Kent
Miscellaneous for Bale
Miscellaneous Wanted
ponsonuis a
riteal Estate for Bali
'2: Real Estate Wanted
;..-Itoom and Board
-Booms for Rent
,", Services
Situations Wanted
:i.To Exchange
i;-,Traosportation
2 Lost and Found
LOSTPotir, black liter on fare.
tosehed Mine. Reward. Denny's.
Ma ',thin. 1041
, ASIBIEMIE
4 General Notices
,
Go By Motor Coach
liKNO
11 'Shortest ItouteLowest Faros
To Northwest Willits
ono Bound
tt'sy Trip
Spokane $11.20 $20.05
; Boise, Ida. 10.00 18.10
: Portland. 5.90 10.65
: Seattle MO 14.65
Busses Leave
: 12:45 Noon
: Mt. Hood Stages, Inc.
' Greyhound Defmt 1,lione SIM
10-20mll
OPI1SING SPECIAtePermanent,t
61.76. Midway Beauty Shop.
next to Loren eats. S. 6th St..
phone 1074W 10-1?
ATTENTION POTATO GROW
ERSStop in end see our new
ruhher-tired bend trucks. Just
right for dirt floor cellar.
Also Howe Panel) le Scales.
People's Warehouse. 10-5
NEXT TIME send your dry clean
', - Mot to the Acme Cleaners. They
will do it better. Phone 811.
10-20
LONG DISTANCE HAULING
4- Phone 109'L 10-1Inat
: 6 Personals
VIOLIN LESSONS Lae:mine
; Thor low; phone 1111S-1. 10-10
8 Transportation
Boat Excursion
SPECIAL FARE. MOO
; To Rocky Point and return on
the ',AMIPRO every Sunday until
o November first. Leaving docks
on Front street near Shippington
s at 10 a. m., returning at 5 p. m.
I Bring your lunch and enjoy this
beautiful boat trip on Upper Elam
ath Lake. See Art VI. 01111M, 520
, Klamath, Ave., Phone 584-3, for
reservations and tickets.
Th-11-8.-11
MOVINGStoma racking
Locallong distance. Call 704
for rates. People's Warehouse.
10-21
'
10 Services
CALL Art Benedict, 2384W for
cleaning kitchen& woodwork.
6- Wail papor, Janitor service.
10-5
,
BEN MRS. HAIMOY for Altora
tions, coats relined, fur work.
Phone 21211 2111 Darrow.
10-7
FLoon SANDING nnd refinish
ing. Clifford Go Idol. Phone
168W3. 10-20-Intf
: KNIT SUITS fit better when
A-, blocked at the Acm Cleaners.
Phone 811. 10-20
FILMS DEVELOPED Eight
1 prints and two enlargements,
260. Quality Picture Co.. Box
0... 4 3573, Portland, Ore. 8-If
nt,F011, SAL11-1Iouae trailer, cheep.
: Klamath Falls Auto court. 10-4
Punuo STENOGRAPHER, No.
r. inrY, Mimeographing. Cimino
Rowe, 712 Alain. Phone 842.
; 10-7
10 Services
04000.4.0...0,0,0WROS.,1iirt0',0.011
le11,518 DIOVIIIOPKD Blight
prints and hand colored en.
largentents 25c. Oregon Pie.
lure Co., Bog 4500, Station D.
Portland, Ore. 131t
PART TIME bookkoAPIAL ICx
pit:111mnd, boii4nil RouNonnble
:ANL Phone 1272. 10-25
WHEN YOU AIM ItlIADY to have
your old maltreat, made like
new, rail lhe Economy Maitre.,
and Upho latery, Phone 1206-W.
10-6
11110414MAKINO, alterations, re.
modeling. Mn. London, 623
Main over ilwansen's Barber
Shoo. 10-17
110DRNMAMFIR SAW 1111,1N(1
219 Kan Main, Phone 1446W.
All saw', tool., lawnmowers,
at repaired. 1014-rnti
le I L 51 8 tfiCVICLOPED Two
prints from ettch good nogg.
Um 25c. Portland Film (lo.,
Itoz 4213. Portland, Oro. 13-It
CHIMNEY cleaning, boiler., fur
nude., stoves, vacuum spawns.
Phono 2122. 10-2
PAINTING. PAPRIIING-11. Odon
Miller, ard and Shasta Way.
Phono 578W1. 10-14
FILMHAny 8exposure roll, de
veloped and printed 25e. Eut
Side Pharmacy. 925 East Main.
104-mtt
PAINTING and KALSOMINING
Tonna. Harry L. Brown. Phone
1092. 10-2
ALI, MINOR REPAIR1 are free
on garments cleaned and proce
ed by Acme Cleaners. Phone
311. 10-20
12 Educational
0,6600.mftd.o..o,WePoWuROVRO00
INTERSTATE BUSINESS COI,
I.Etilli BookkoapIng, steno.
graphy. Day and night achool.
Willits budding. 10-27-Intt
li......,,LialzataLttw1t.p..x...ww..nalit
VANTED-511ddla-aaad woman
for hounoltpopar. Home and
weeps. 1218 Pim Apply Sat
urday mid Sunday. 10-3
ADDRESS Envelopes. We furnish
stamps and pay In advance.
Write dept. 26 enclosing self
addressed stamped envelope.
6lituager Box 37, Arlington,
Cal. 104
SPECIAL work for married wo
men. Earn to $21 weekly and
your own dresses FREE. No
canvaseing. Give aite and dress
size. lettehion Frocks. inc.,
Gent. E5812, Cincinnati, Ohio.
10-3
LUZIEHS INC., has openings for
representatives between ages
and 45. Write Evelyn Lin
oesbn, Vs Hoy Hotel. 10-4
floUSEKEEPER. faintly ot three.
24 meek, ,Altamont Drive.
0 Cell I163W actor nix. 10-2
16 Help Wanted. Male
1r YOU ARE OUT Or WORK or
Nook better earnings, this paper
will immediately put you in
touch with a large, fast-growing
tea and coffee house now
opening additional Service
Routes nearby. Write Box
2565, New11-110ruld. 10-2
18 Situations Wanted
0,,,000too,oftowft.tWv
EXPERIENCED Janitor, under
stands waxing: night watch
man, machinist helper. What
have you. Phone 7453. 104
MAN WANTS part or full time
work of any kind. Has car.
Phone 10044. 10-7
THREE YOUNG MEN wish em
ployment with filling stations.
Experienced. References. Rt.
3, Box 6. Nevada Ave. 104
FALL TREE AND SHRUBBERY
pruning, experienced. Albert
Barrett, Ashland route. 1048
HOUR WORKPhone 1011-1.
10-4
EXPERIENCED woman wants
cooking for logging or ranch
crew. Have own equipment.
P. O. Box 805. 104
EXPERIENCED practical nurse.
Mrs. Piper, phone 54015. 10-2
TRAINED NURSERaton reason.
able. Phone 236. 10-22-mtt
20 Room and Board
BOARD AND ROOM for two, pri
vate home. 1426 Oreacent.
Phone 2109W. 10-2
BOARD AND ROOM 2 blocks
from Mein. 281 N. OM Phone
1094-J. 10-2
ROOM AND BOARDGood home
cooking. 629 Jefferson. Phone
1622-J. 10-2
ROOM AND BOARD-829 High.
2122-tf
22 Rooms for Roof
o,.o....NftAftft.ft,fto.ftftPooowS0
ROOM FOR RENT-134 N. 3rd.
2384-11
NICE ROOM with cooking privi
leges for couple ; also single
room. 248 Broad. 260241
ROOMand board if desired.
Phone 299-M. 10-2
BOARD AND ROOM-281 N. 9th.
Phone 10944. 10-2
CLAREMONT, 228 No. 4th St. All
outside modern rooms. Free
parking lot, 104
24 A menhforent
TIMM ROOMS furnished; bed
room. bath. 825 Grant, Apt. 1.
10-2
ONI4 ROOM ayartmont. 1304
Worden ,' ' 10-5
BUY
SELL AND TRADE WITH HERALD AND NEWS WANT-ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS
24 Apet4ments for Rent
THE CARCADIO APT. HOT1014 330
So. llth St. Phone VW Rooms
with bath and completely equip.
pad apartments by the day.
week or month. Fria g .
104
1100HIIVELTtinturninbed apt.
Adu Um. Phone 572. 22fi8tt
irlittN1811ED apartment-2 or 8
adults. 419 N. lOth. II-1588
T11103E-ROOM unfurnished apart
ment. 1884 Fremont. 1182-tf
'MATED, electrically equipped
two - room apartment. 1800
Flecianado. 2508-tt
26 Houses for Ront
T141110M-ROOM furnished house.
References. Inquire 30fi Lin
coln. 10-2
MODKRN turniihed boons. 305
Lincoln. 104
Volt It1414TAdults only. Fur
nished modern 4-room house.
Full imminent, garage, etc.. in
north K. Fails. 230.00. See
Walt Sears, Tom Wetter.' of
fice. 10-2
FOR fiENT-4-room furnished
house. Inquire 815 DI ViliOn
References.
FOR RENT-5-room house. Call
at 327 AlamPda. 10-2
28 Miscellaneous for Rent
1,40itP,m,0,.00000&.,,,e,ei.mftrftro,F.1,
SMALL MODERN PIANOS. also
spinet types and grands tor
rent. Rent spoilable to pur
chase later If desired. Louis R.
Mann. tuner at Derby's Music
co.. II? Ho. Itfi. lo-ao
30 Reel Estero for Salo
EXTRA I I I
BUSINESS PROPERTY
SACRIFICE PRICE
Your chance to get one of the
best corners in the heart of Klam
ath Falls that will show en in
come of more than 10 per cent
with a big profit possibility in
the future. The owner must sell
immediately. His loss will be
your gain.
SEE US TODAY FOR
FULL DETAILS AND PRICE
ALSO
Brick Home
Only
6..
Blocks From Main
$2000 Modern, 4 extra large
bedroom. ' A real buy
, and a nice 'close-in
home on easy terms.
Substantial reduction
for cash.
Phone 43 133 S. 9th St.
(EXCLUSIVE AGENTS)
10-2
IRRIGATED LANDS FOR SALE.
Sagebrush lands under Vale and
Owyhee Government Projects
for sale at MOO to 115.00 per
acre. Deep soil, abundance of
water, long growing season.
Write Vale-Owyhee Land Set
tiement Association. Nyasa. Ore
gon or Vale, Oregon for litera
ture. 1-25, 10-2. O. 11
FOR SALE-154 acre ranch. On
highway west Lakeview five
miles. Good buildings and po
tato land. Electricity by De
cember. L. F. Bradley, Lake
view, Ore. 10-8
FOR BALE-3-room house. new
ly painted and papered, $1000.
One-fourth down, balance like
rent at 339 Martin. See Mr.
Motachenbacher, 739 Walnut
Ave. 10-7
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK ranch
for sale cheap, 559 acres, mod.
ern house, two good barna. See
or write owner, Lucy Grissom,
Central Point, Ore, 10-14
FOR SALETwo acres standing
wheat in Homeland tract, South
Sixth: ripe for cutting; make
excellent chicken feed; cheap.
Call 1776W evenings. 2371tt
GOOD MODERN 5-room, large
lot, wdjoining acre good land;
terms. Owner 319 Granite St.,
Ashland, Oregon. Courtesy to
agents. 940-10-1,2,7,11,9
FOR SALE OR RENTFive-room
house and halt acre on Port
land Drive. Ray Houigh, Rt. l
Box 1020. 104
BALE OR TRADE My $1650
equity in MOO new Cape Cod
home in Woodburn tbr Klam
ath Falls. Lot 21182219 ft.;
full basement, 5 rooms, hard
wood floors, furnace, fireplace,
etc. Best loc. James M. Green,
Woodburn. 10-1
80 ACRES near Mann. 60 acres
Irrigated and leveled and check
ed to plant. 86000.00. G. E.
Smith.. Malin. 10-11
32 Real Estate Wanted
,00W,,,01M.W0A,W .Amt.kA
WILL BUY Tule lake teases. See
W. J. Stevert. Elk hotel. 10-5
34 Automotive
ft040.0.PiWOsWiAAP
FOR SALE-4x1 top for back
end of Chevrolet pickup. Rt.
2. Box 821, Shasta Way. Nick
Nelson's place. , 10-1
1928 TWO -TON International
track, good condition. Bargain.
2840 Garden. 10-3
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
News Classified Ad Section
34 Automotive
OWW00,.,0.,..,.,,,.,060,e0AA,A0tAo
DODOE TRUCK, dump body, by
draullo bona. Cheap lot mill.
287 Main. 10-2
36 Miscellaneous for Solo
0,0010,A.000,0,0000,0OW00Wo
OR SALEA PPLEB Winter
Minims, Grimes Golden, De
licious, 00 an apple box. Bring
containers. M. B. Nichols, Ash
land. 10-11
FOR BALEApples lie lb.: pick
them yourself in own container.
Ralph Lute, 4 wiles mouth Mt.
Hebron. 104
SPECIAL OIL PERMANENTS
MI5 complete. Regular $3.50.
First' floor Oregon Bank Bldg.
Phone 152I-W. 10.2
1937 AUTOMATIC tuning radio,
all wave. Will sacrifice j value.
News-Herald, Box 2798. 10-5
FOR SALEOil circulating heat
er, wood circulating heater.
Sunrise Service Station, 101 E.
Main. 10-0
MODERN COTTAGE COURT with
Shell tilling station. North end
GrantsPass, Ore., on Highway
90, near city center. Year
round patronage. Write Dos
180, Grants Pau, Ore. 10-2
FOR SALEAmerican gunflame
circulating heater. Inquire of
fice Olencourt pte., Weyer
haeuser Road. 10-2
FOR BALEDaybed. mahogany,
cane trimmed ends, double
bed mattress. perfect condi
tion. 616.00. Phone 726W.
1611 Cross. 10-2
FOR SALEWood saw. Cali
after six or Sundays. Lakeview
Auto Camp. 104
FOR SALE-70 peanut-Tending
machines. All placed in good
10CatIOTIL Apply 632 Oak St.
10-7
CHIANG AIRDALE PUPPIES
Choice pedigreed stock, great
hunters, loyal pals. No finer
In the west. 2nd house west of
"Myrtle's Food Store," Shasta
Way. 10-2
I BUY USED PIANOS for cash.
thoroughly recondition and sell
adding only vain of work, and
on terms as low as $4.60 a
month. Louis R. Mann, tuner
: at Derby's Music Co.; 117 So.
7th. 10-30
ROOFING PAPER, ati grades. See
um before buying. Peoples Whim.
10-21
GOOD USED HEATERS. No. 18.
Lucas Furniture Co.. 195 E.
Mein. 10-4
ACME CLEANERS maintain the
beet equipment for rug and fur
niture. cleaning. Phone 211.
10-20
BICYCLESBalloon tires, large
handlebars, double bar frame,
829.95. Terms. Poole's Bicycle
Store. 10-8
TULIP. NARCISSUS BULBS
Cheap. 919 Eldorado. after
noons. 10-21
MOVING? Call Klamath Fails
Transfer and Storage. 4th and
Klamath. Phone 1097. 10-3inft
LAST 7-FOOT APEX REFRIGER
ATOR of 1987 se94013, worth
9109.50. to be sold to highest
bidder. All bids to be sealed
and left at store. Bids will be
opened at 8:00 p. m. Saturday.
Oct. IS. Highest offer takes it.
Derby's Music Co. 10-16
BEST GRADE STOVE OILMe
tered receipt. prompt delivery
service. Price 100 sal. or more.
lc. Claycomb Motor Co. Phone
2370. 10-28
REPOSSESSED Davenport Set,
9156.00 value for $95.00. Used
three months., Terms. Lucas
Furniture Co., 195 E. Main St.
10-4
BRANDED POTATO BAGSAll
sites. TwineStencilsPick
up Bags. People's Warehouse.
10-21
FOR SALE Redwood lumber
and poets. Truckload iota di
rect from mill to ranch. For
Information phone 1851. 10-4
FOR SALEGood potato picking
sacks. t. W. and J. R. Steele.
Merrill, Ore. 2137-tt
FUNERAL PIECESCut Bowers.
wedding decorations. Call the
Flower Basket, 421 Main. Phone
1545. 10-9
WOOD FOR SALELimb and
body. Phone 1097. 10-28-rott
40 To
FOR BALE OR TRADEEquity
in house and lot for car or
truck. 2440 White. 10-2
TRADE EQUITY in 'SP Plymouth.
Just reconditioned, for cheap
car, cow or what have you. See
Whitev at Summers school. I-3
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
HIGHEST prices paid for used
furniture. stoves. etc. OK Sec
ond Hand Store. 121 Klamath
Ave. Phone 991. 10-Smtf
WANTED TO RENT Partly
furnished small inexpensive
house with bath. Any place in
or near city. 235 N. 51h., Apt.
4. 10-5
WANTEDOne hundred custom
ers to buy our beat grade high
heat stove oil. Price 100 gal.
or more ge. Claycomb Motor
Co. Phone 1270. 10-28
WANTEDStock trailer. Phone
1559-tt
WANTED TO BUYTwo used
outboard motors. 3 or I horse
' power. Mitat be in good con
dition. Write P. O. Box 130.
City. 10-6
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
.....,,.......,.............,....,,,,,,.....,,,,,,,.......
WANTEDTo hear from owner
of farm or unimproved land
for sale. Wm. Hawley, Bald
win, Wis. 10-2
WANTED TO BUY Weaned
calves. Phone 561 We. 4832-It
44 Livestock end PouRry
FOR SALE---Young brown Jersey
milk Cow. lieboter ranch, i
mile south of Wordent Oregon.
10-5
leOR 8A1,10----30 head white face
and Durham feeder cattle. Mao
10 head No. 1 dairy cows
frenhen In Nov. and Dec. Write
or call C. T. Roe, Kerby, Ore.
10-8
450 GOOD EWE LAMBS FOR
BALEP. O. Box 564,' Lake
view, Ore. , 10-6
FOR BALE Herd high-grade
Holstein Balkh cows. T.B. and
abortion tested. Phone 131r5.
Rt. 1, Box 933. 10-2
CHICKSlb 0 per 100, also start
ed chicks; Barred Rocks and
Hampshires. Brooks Hatchery.
()rants Pam Oregon. 10-4
FOR SALEYoung Jersey milk
cow. grd and Shasta in Pleuant
View Tracts. Tel. 573-W-1.
2204-tt
FOR SAI,E-60 Hampshire ewes
2, 3 and 4 years old, $4.50
head. Frye & Barney, Malin,
Oregon. 10-2
25 PUREBRED Hampshire rams.
Don Powers, Merrill. 10-2
450 GOOD EWE iambs for sale.
P. O. Box 564. Lakeview. 10-4
WANTEDTeam ranch horses.
1200 lbs. Albert Barrett. Ash
land Route. 10-9
R. I. RED and Barred Hock chicks
hatching every week Maguire
Electric Hatchery, 2416 N. E.
Oregon Bt., Portland, Oregon.
10-9-mtt
II
46 Financial
V.,,000,,,,,,,,,,W,,,..'w,0 ottW..0,60,0b
LOW RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
and
REFINANCING
Quick. Dependable. Bate
No Co-Signers No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Get us finance your new or used
car purchase.
Motor Investment Co.
License M-104
114 No. 7th Ph. 882
10-9tntf
EQUITABLE Loans
COST YOU LESS and -get you
OUT OF DEBT. Plenty of money
for good loans on modern homes
and Income property In Klamath
Falls and suburbs. Ask us about
the
EQUITABLE PLAN
Chilcote & Smith
116 N. 9th. Phone 66
10-13-mtf
48
FULLY equipped restaurant and
fountain, good location, 311 So.
6th, Grants Pass. Ore. 10-7
Legal Notices
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
KLA3IATH IRRIGATION
DISTRICT
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Directors of Klamath
Irrigation District, as a board of
equalization, will meet on Tues
day, October 6. 1927, at 10
o'clock a. m. at the office of said
irrigation district in theY Court
house at Klamath Falls. Oregon,
for the purpose of reviewing and
correcting its assessment and ap
portionment of taxes.
GLEN TERRILL,
Secretary of Board
- of Directors.
4-11-18-26; O. 2No. 449
NOTICE OF FINAL, SET.
TLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Administrator-withthe
Will-annexed of the Estate of
Ezekiel Mecham, Deceased, has
filed in the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Klamath
County the Final Account of his
administration of said estate, and
that the Court has appointed toe
3rd day of November, 1937, at
the hour of ten o'clock a. m. as
the time, and the Court Room of
said Court as the place for the
hearing and settlement of said
Final Account.
Dated: October 2nd, 1987,
R. C. GROESBECK,
Administrator-with - the-Willannexed
of the Estate of Eze
kiel Mechami Deceased.
HO 2,9.16.23,30-469
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL BOND
ELECTION TO BE HELD IN
AND FOR THE ENTERPRISE
IRRIGATION DISTRICT Oil
KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a special bond election will be
held on Monday, the fourth day of
October, A. D., 1937. In and for
the Enterprise Irrigation District
of Klamath County, Oregon, to de
termine whether negotiable, gener
al obligation, serial, coupon bonds
In the sum of Forty Thousand
($40,000) Dollars shall be issued
by said District for the purpose of
providing the necessary funds (in
connection with a Federal Grant
of Twenty-Eight Thousand, Six
Hundred, Thirty-six (928,930
Dollars) for construction of an
electrical power plant on what is
known as the "C" Canal Power
Site, In the Klamath Project, and
necessary transmission lines, and
for the acquisition of power sites,
water rights and property of every
LOCAL MILK HANKS
HIGH AT PORTLAND
An exhibit of Klamath Falls
raw milk, prepared for the Paci
fic International Livestock ex
position, ranked second in com
petition with many other north
west communities.. according to
the judges report received Satur
day by Br. J. C. Hunt, city milk
and meat inspector.
The milk was graded on be:,
teria, flavor and odor, sediment,
fat, solids not fat, bottle and cap.
Bating, of the milk from the
following places were given: Lee
Holliday, 96.5; Lane brothers,
94.4; H. H. Bunnell, 97.5; W. L.
Bell, 97.6; Russell Fox, 98.9.
E. B. Hall, chairman of the
city health board, expressed great
satisfaction over the results of
the competition.
"It shows that we have been
really making progress," he stated.
CHICAGO WHEAT
FIIIM AT CLOSE
CHICAGO, Oct. 2 (Wheat
prices were strong at the close to
day, advancing about a cent a
bushel to wipe out earlier frac
tional declines.
Buying power lagged, however,
In a slugglah trade. Late strength
was associated with comment that
Argentina's seeded acreage might
be over-estimated. that hot winds
caused deterioration in sections of
Australia, and that moisture de
ficiency conditions were serious in
some areas of the domestic winter
wheat belt. Price advances at
Winnipeg also induced sympa
thetic purchasing here.
Wheat closed to to ic higher
compared with Friday's finish, De
cember 21.082 to $1.081, May
$108t to st.osr, and corn was tc
off to ic up, October 692c, De
cember 63Ic to 632c Oats were
unchanged..
CHHISTME SEAL
CHAIRMAN NAMED
loY Evans -Eolith- Val been
named by the Klamath County
Public Health association as
chairman of this year's Christmas
seal sale which opens on Thanks
giving day and is in progress.un
til Christmas to raise Midi to
continue the fight against tuber
culosis loth locally and nation
ally. The association plans an inten
sive drive with the seals this year
in order that Klamath will do itu
part in raising funds which are so
badly needed to lower -the mor
tality rate of this disease.
"The Town Crier" 1. the design
used for the 1937 stamps. They
will bear the facial likeness of
Alexander Woollcott. popular au
thor. critic and commentator.
Legal Notices
kind, nature and description what
soever necessary to properly con
struct and equip a power plant
and distributing system for use
within said Enterprise Irrigation
District. or any municipal, or
quasi-municipal corporation locat
ed in Klamath County, Oregon.
The Board of Directors of said
Enterprise Irrigation District has
designated the following polling
place for said election, to-wit:
The farm home of James
Britton, located within the
boundaries of the District in the
Southwest Quarter of Section 1,
Township 89 South. Range
East, Willamette Meridian.
The polls shall be opened at
3:00 o'clock in the morning of
the day set for said election. and
remain open -until 5:00 in the
afternoon of the same day when
they must be closed.
At such election the ballot shall
contain the words:
"BONDS.... YES. BONDS
NO"
Said election must be held and
the results thereof determined
and declared in all respects as
nearly as practicable in conform
ity with the provisions of the gen
eral laws of Oregon governing the
election of officers.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
Board of Directors of the Enter
prise Irrigation District of Klam
ath County, Oregon, have here
unto let their hands this 3rd day
of September, A. D., 1937.
TRBuICriT,
Burrell 11
ENTERPRISE IRRIGATION DIS-
Short, President,
Director,
By C. J. Hilyard, Director,
By L J. Dixon, Secretary,
Director.
Attest: I. J. Dixon,
Secretary.
4-11-18-35; O. 2No. 452
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Administrator of the Estate of
John Paul Tirnell, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
Estate are directed to present
claims properly verified to me at
the offiee of my Attorney. Fred D.
Fletcher, 16 Loomis Building.
Klamath Falls, Oregon. within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this Notice, which
le September llth, 1937.
HUGO O. BLALOCK.
Administrator.
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FINE IMPOSED
FOR SALE OF
LIQUOR TO INDIAN
George Jeffries, charged with
giving liquor to an Indian in
violation of city ordinance, was
fined $50 by Police Judge Otto
Lang' let Saturday morning or
sentenced to spend 26 days in
city jail.
Nine defendants, charged with
drunkenness Saturday, were fined
regulation amounts of $10 each.
Two va gr a nt s were also
brought into court Saturday.
Ethel Joe posted $5 bail for
her appearance on charges of
driving a car without operator's
license, and Maxey Sloan was
fined $5 on the same count.
BET DISEASE
MEETING CALLED
Klamath buin livestock oper
ators will meet Wednesday,
October 6, at 1:30 o'clock in the
county agent's office in the fed
eral Mining to discuss the
feasibility of giving Bangs dis
ease testa to range and stock
cattle.
Dr. Sam B. Foster, federal in
spector in charge of this work
in Oregon, will speak at the
meeting, explaining indemnity
payment., federal - agreements,
cattle disposal, etc., in connection
with the Bangs test now being
given to range and stock cattle
in other portions of the state.
It will be decided at this meet
ing if the test would be of bene
fit here, and if so, when It would
be given.
All cattlemen are urged to be
present.
TAXI COMPANY
CHANGES HES
Announcement of the purchase
of the Black and White Taxi com
pany by Jesse B. Whitlateh from
J. A. Cornforth war made this
week, and Whit latch has taken
over the management of the com
pany, which is located - at the
corner of Eighth and Main
streets.. ,
Cornforth, who has owned and
operated the taxi company here
for the past eight years, did not
disclose his future. plans. He is
now spending several days in
California on a business trip.
OSC SORORITIES
PLEDGE,KLAMATH,
LAKEVIEW GIRLS
- CORVALLIS, Oct. 3 CAP)
Approximate it 140 women were
pledged by 14 chapters of na
tional sororities on the campus
of Oregon State college during
the fall rushing period, and 65
more men were bid by fraterni
ties. bringing the total male
pledges to 817.
Women pledges included:
Alpha Delta PiJune Palmer.
Klamath Falls.
Chi OmegaElizabeth Barry,
Lakeview.
Men pledges Included:
Delta Sigma Phi Ivan H.
Bold, Bonanza.
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4-1I ;JUDGING TEAMS
ATTEND EXPOSITION
Klamath county 4-11 club
Judging teams are leaving this
weekend for Portland. where
they will enter judging romped.
tions at the Pantile International
Livestock exposition.
The livestock judging team,
composed of Stanley Masten,
Taylor High and Neil Grohs, alz
of the Bonanza baby beef club0
will leave Sunday by automobile
with Clark W. Henk le, assistant
county agricultural agent.
The poultry judging team from
Altamont, composed of Stanley
Sexton, Bill and Frank Gallons.
will also make the trip by auto
mobile with John Lunn, their
leader.
Ethel Dixon. state winner' in
the meat identification division.
will make the trip to the Pantile
International by train, as will
Jean Drew and Ray Jones, guests
of the Klamath Falls' branch of
the First National Bank of Port
land. who won the trip as a prize
for livestock judging.
ROAD DISTRICT
PUNS BARRED
An opinion from the district at
torney's office Saturday put a
damper on plans for formation of
small road districts in Klamath
county.
Deputy District Attorney L.
Ortb Sisemore informed the comb
ty court that the law provides for
formation of road districts of in
corporated towns and of drainage
districts containing 5000 or more
acre.. The remainder of the coun
ty, he said, must constitute one
road district.
These provisions, the attorney
stated, make the formation of
small, independent road districts,
such as that proposed by the pato
pie of St. Francis park, an impow
aibility under the law.
ALGOMA GOES ON
30 DAILY SHIFTS
Algoma Lumber company
went on two straight eight-bour
shifts daily Friday. Previously
It had been operating thres 76 ,
hour shifts daily.... , . ,
Manager A. E; Stonehouse said .
the change was necessiry to keep
the inventory in line with the mar
ket. As a result, he said, it is
hoped the mill can operate farther
into the winter than it would un
der the three-shift plan.
The company is now laying up a
reserve of logs for the winter,
decking them in. the pond. Algo
ma logs are towed from Agency
lake across Upper Klamath lake.
In the winter ice on the lake will
atop towing operations.
Logging in the Yewkey tract ,
near Fort Klamath is continuing
on an extensive basis, about SOO.-
000 feet being logged daily.
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