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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
September IS, 1938
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Apartments tor Rent
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Automotive
Business rinoortonltles
Educational ,,.
'Financial
for Sale or Trade
General Notices
Help Wanted, Female
Help Wanted, Male
Houses lor Kent
.Livestock and Poultry
T n.f anil ITminrt
2
Miscellaneous for Rent
-23
-36
-42
. Miscellaneous ror bate
: Miscellaneous Wanted
Personals
Real Estate for Sale
Real Estate Wanted
Room and Board ...
Rooms tor Rent
30
32
...20
22
10
18
40
8
Services
Situations Wanted
To Exchange
Transportation
2 Lost and Found
.ii -iiyirn www
"LOST White male fox terrier.
Tan ears, short tail. License
2680. Phone 28J4. Reward.
9-15
FOUND Pair glasses, horn rims,
gold ear pieces. Inquire News
Herald. General Notices
Go By Motor Coach
a VIA
Shortest Route Lowest Fares
i To Northern Points
One Round
Way Trip
Spokane $11.10 $20.05
Boise, Ida. 10.00 18.10
Portland 5.90 10.65
Seattle 8.40 14.65
Busses Leave 1:00 P. M.
jMt. Hood Stages, Inc.
Greyhound Depot Phone 999
9-20-mtf
WHY SUFFER? Specializing
, chronic and acute dis eases.
Headache, constipation, rheu-
matlsm, tonsilitis, stomach
liver trouble, earache, and eye
- trouble, and other body Inco-jT-
ordinations. Dr. David, chiro
practor, 110 North Eighth
. Street. Telephone 2322. 10-13
FARMERS ATTENTION For
f sale or hire All kinds of re
h conditioned tractors Fordson,
g John Deere, McCormlck, Cle-
trac, etc. at bargain prices.
Write your requirements or call
Rogue Valley Tractor & Imple
J ment Co., 16 So. Fir St., Med-
ford, Oregon. 9-22
INTERSTATE MOVING Klam-
ath Falls Trans, and Storage.
" 10-4 mtf.
'LONG DISTANCE HAULING
Phone 1097 10-4 mtf.
INA'S BEAUTY SALON SPE
" CIALS Permanents, 81.75 and
up. Finger waving and sham
poo, 60 cents. Nina Hobbs, Mer
' rill. 10-5
Transportation
WILL SHARE EXPENSES to Den
" ver any time this week. Call
203 Michigan. 9-15
10 Services
ROOF STAINING, painting and
- kalsomlning. Phone 377J3. W.
H. Smith. 10-11
PAINTING, KALSOMINING. Har-
ry Brown, 1941 Vine. Phone
1992. 9-24
! PAPERHANG1NG of all kinds
j, from the inexpensive to import
" ed wallpapers by trained, long
; experienced, reliable men. Also
, Interior and exterior painting,
n We can arrange to finance.
"THERE'S A DIFFERENCE."
u E. Boiling Decorating Co., 115
So. 7th St. Phone 936. 10-12
FLOOR SANDING Old floors
sanded and refinlshed. Phone
- 2291. 10-12
SEWING, expert alterations, slip
covers, dressmaking, coats- re
lined. Mrs. Harney, 2111 Dar
row. Phone 2161-J. 10-11-nitt
8MALL JOB HAULING, fertl
liter, lawn dirt, excavations,
dry block wood. Roy Schmeck,
2438 Shasta Way. Phone 1269.
9-25
FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshlng.
Clifford Golden. Phono 1G8W3.
9-3Umtf
Services
PAINTING, paperhanglng, kalso
mlning. Attractive fall prices.
Interior work a specialty. W. A.
Davis. Phone 2344. 9-20
BODENHAMER SAW FILING
219 East Mnin. Phone S46-W.
All saws, tools, lawnmowovs,
etc.. repaired. 10-14-mtf
FOR FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER
work phone 2SW3. Freo esti
mates. 2132 Orchard. 9-21
CURTAINS home laundered,
stretched. Guaranteed work.
Reasonable, rhone 1425-W.
10-14
DRESSMAKING, alterations, re
modeling. Ann London, 623
Main, over Swansea's Barber
Shop. 9-25
OLD MATTRESSES made new.
Rebuilt. 82.50. New tickings,
$3.95. One day service. Furni
ture upholstering. Complete
line of latest materials. Carl
son Mattress and Upholstery
Co. Phone 791. 1206 Main. 10 6.
FURNITURE refinlshed. Goeller's
Wallpaper & Paint Store. Phone
1175. 230 Main. 10-8
WRINGER ROLLS for all mal.es
of washing machines. Merit
Washing Machine Service, 709
So. 6th. Phone 10S6. 9-31-mtt
EXPERT HOSIERY REPAIR by
Miss Berg. The Town Shop,
5th and Main. 9-30
SEWING, ALTERATIONS Rea
sonable. La Vina Robin, 2023
Darrow. Phone 1981-W. 9-23
PAINTING and kalsomlning, rea
sonable prices. Phone 937-J-4.
R. E. Simmons, P. O. Box 647.
9-19
12
Educational
STUDIOS OF MODERN PIANO
Private lessons or group In
struction. Adults or students
mav enroll at reduced rates be
fore Oct. 1. 1218 Mon Claire St.
Phone 2196-W 1012 Donald
St. Phone 1003-W. -9tf
16 Help Wanted, Male
WANT A JOB? Then learn a
trade. Pay part tuition after
getting fob. Special plan. On
Diesel and body and fender
trades. For Interview, see Mr.
Tlbor, Hotel Elk, till 9:30 p. m.
today. 9-15
18 Situations Wanted
EXPERIENCED COOK wishes
work. Harvest hands, restau
rant work. Go any place. 1021 J
Main. 9-17
WANTED By young college man
native Klamath, position with
established firm, office or out
side. A-l reference. Box 573,
News-Herald. 9-15
MIDDLE-AGED MAN wishes any
kind work. Chas. Gascon, Bald
win Hotel. 9-19
20
Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD for gentle
men. Reasonable. Phone 479M.
tt-4518
BOARD AND ROOM $8 week.
2007 Modoc. 9-15
BOARD AND ROOM 1404 Klam
ath. 4796-tf
ROOM AND BOARD 224 Michi
gan. 9-17
ROOM AND BOARD $1 day.
2405 So. 6th. 9-17
ROOM AND BOARD Close In.
829 High. 9-15-mtf
BOARD AND ROOM $1.00 day.
Private showers. 723 Klamath.
9-30
BOARD AND ROOM 629 Jef
ferson. 9-20
22
Rooms for Rent
OUTSIDE ROOM Steam heat,
hot, cold water,, garage. Court
View Hotel. 9-17
ATTENDING NORMAL? Lovely
room with fireplace and bath.
630 Boulevard, Ashland, Ore.,
or inquire 439 Pine, Klamath
Falls. 9-17
CLAREMONT. 228 No. 4th St.
All outside modern rooms. Free
parking lot. 10-11-mtf
NICE ROOM In private home.
Two blocks off Main. 1038
High St. 9-20
FURNACE HEATED ROOM 134
No. 3rd. 4556-tf
NICE FRONT BEDROOM; also
two single rooms. Close in.
Garage. Phone 1613-J. 9-19
FOR RENT Two nice bedrooms.
Close to high school. 1110 Mon
Claire. 9-16
NICE ROOM with garage, refer
ences. 716 Owens after 5 p. m.
9-16
ATTRACTIVE room reasonable.
845 Eldorado. 4501 tf.
ROOM FOR RENT 314 Wash
ington. 3108tf
CLAREMONT, 228 N. 4th St.
All outside modern rooms. Free
parking lot. 10-9
ROOMS 920 Lincoln. Inquire
621 No. 10th. 9-21
24 Apartments for Rent
2-ROOM furnlBhed apt., 933 High.
4642-tt
VACANCY Adults. Ideal Court.
323 Commercial. 9-20
MODERN furnished apartments.
Weyerhaeuser district. Phone
449.15. 9-26
VACANOYKoosovolt. Apt., Hot
Springs. Phone 672. 4551-lf
10
24 Apartments for Rent
CASCADE APARTMENT HOTEL
Newly furnished and deco
rated, telephones, electric
equipment, refrigeration, ele
vator, garage. Day, week or
month. The apartment hotel
with conveniences and home
comfort. 24-hour service. No
pets. 10-14-mtt
VACANCY 333 So. 11th.
9-20
3 ROOM completely furnished
apt., $18.00 mouth. 609 No.
3rd. 9-17
VACANCY St. Francis apart
ments, 628 Oak. Steam heat,
Fiigldnires, electric ranges.
9-16
FOR RENT Apartment. Greer
- Apartments. 710 Main. 9-16
VACANCY Low summer rates.
419 No. 10th, 9-15-mtf
APARTMENTS FOR RENT Al
pha Apts. Phone 800. 473S-tt
26
Houses for Rent
FOR RENT Six-room-house with
oil burner. Also for sale, range,
studio couch, chair, dinette,
breakfast set and rug. IS 19
Portland. 9-17
4-ROOM unfurnished house on
Reclamation. Inquire 63 4 No
8th. 9-15
CLOSE IN: Three large rooms
and bath. Suitable for com
bined home and semi-business
or office. Newly remodeled.
Phone 1795-R evenings. 9-15
TWO 4-ROOM unfurnished houses,
modern. Two unfurnished
apartments. Electric range and
oil heat. Inquire 311 E. Main.
9-15
FOR RENT OR SALE 7-room
unfurnished house tor business
or residence. 228 No. 7th.
Perle Wheeler Martin, Lake o
the Woods. 9-20
FOR RENT Three-room furnish
ed cottage. Call mornings. 103
Pine. 9-16
FOR RENT Six-room house,
close In. Inquire 1527 Oregon
or 937 Klamath. 9-15
FOUR - ROOM furnished house.
1427 Johnson. 9-15
4-ROOM furnished house with
woodshed and garage. Inquire
601 Market. 9-15
FURNISHED three-room duplex.
1540 Martin. Phone 743-J.
580-tf
SMALL, MODERN two-bedroom
house. $25. 1505 Fulton St.
Phone 1606-M. 9-15
FURNISHED CABIN Bath.
Adults. 741 Walnut. 9-19
FOR RENT 3-bedroom modern
unfurnished house. Phone 293.
9-16
STRICTLY MODERN furnished
cottage, 2 rooms, garage. 2125
Biehn. 9-17
FOR RENT House. Apply Acme
Cleaners and Dyers. 4531-tf
FOR RENT Partly furnished
house, 814 Lincolon. 4506tt.
28 Miscellaneous for Rent
160 ACRES, Irrigated with pump
ing plant. Good for alfalfa, po
tatoes and grain. Small house.
Attractive lease. T. J. Murray,
Dorris, Calif. 9-20
RENT PIANOS Small modern.
Apply toward purchase later it
desired. Louis Mann, tuner,
Derby's Music, 117 So. 7th.
10-1
30 Real Estate for Sale
EIGHT-UNIT apartment house.
Also single dwelling. 3 rooms
each. Centrally located, well
furnished. Income, $280 month.
Price $15,000. $9500 will han
dle. Splendid investment. See
J. E. Hosking, 617 Main. 9-15
NICELY FURNISHED 4 - room
home, 1327 E. Main. Available
September 18. Will sell com
pletely furnished at $1900.
Only $350 down, $25.00 month
ly. Would consider lease op
tion. THREE ROOMS and bath. Hot
Springs district. Large corner
lot on paving. Price only $1050.
Terms $150 down, $20 monthly.
HOWARD BARNHISEL AGENCY
Phone 1050 112 So. 8th.
9-15
SEE LEWIS TRACTS on Shasta
Way. $10 down, $6 monthly,
Including Interest. Mrs. Ben P.
Lewis, owner. Rt. 2, Box 895.
Phone 35J2. 9-18
2 ONE-ACRE TRACTS with small
house on each. One $750, one
$900. Small down payment.
Excellent soil. Gray's Real Es
tate, 118 N. 7th. Phone 797.
9-16
FOR SALE 200 acres Irrigated,
good buildings, all fenced sheep
tight, electricity and telephone.
74 acres In cultivation. Priced
to sell, eaBy terms. Owner at
Hotel Hall. 9-19
FOR SALE 2 or 5-acre Im
proved chicken farm, close In.
Phone 496W6 or write Rt. 1,
Box 712. 9-17
FOR SALE Half acre near Klam
ath Moulding, $100 cash. Own
er. Al Hopson, 2nd Street, Alta
mont. 9-16
4-ROOM furnished house. Corner
lot In Hot Springs, An unusual
ly good Investment. Price only
$2660. $672 down. J. E. Hos
king, 617 Main. 9-17
ACREAGE 5 acres good land
Irrigated. Good location. Five
room house. Only $2000. $00
down, J. K. Ilosklng, 617 Main.
9-17
30 Real Estate for Sale
' Eldorado Ave. Home
Modem home with two bed
rooms, basement, furnace. big
Int. lnwn anil trees. i'Ioko to
Roosevelt school. Price la $3750,
with only $500 down payment
nnd $40 per month.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
Since 1909
116 N. 9th Phone 6
9-15
FOR SALE Sacrifice Equipped
stock ranch, free outsldo range
and irrigation. Bostwlck Bros..
Plnehurst, Ore. 9-17
FOR SALE 600 acres pasture
for sheep or caltle. Swan I'ok
vist, Poe Valley. 9-15
5-ROOM house near school. $'.'00
down. 235 Martin. 10-5
TWO-WHEEL trailer, cheap. 2317
So. 6th, Frailer Courts. 9-27
5-ROOM modern house, St. Fran
cis Park. $2S00. One-fourth
down. Inquire 621 No. 11th.
9-16
SACRIFICE 3-ROOM modern
house, St. Francis Park, or
trade for Salem property. Box
692. News-Herald. 9-17
NICELY DECORATED two-bedroom
home near Fulrvlew
school. Hardwood floors, full
basement with laundry. Corner
lot near paving. $2950. Terms
$296 down, $30 month. How
ard Barnhisel Agency. 9-17
FOR SALE 66-acre farm near
state line. Drain 10. $8500.
Emll Sedlacek, Tulelako, Calif.
9-21
ACRE near Altamont school, two
blocks from South 6th. $10
down, $10 month. Christ lluek.
1320 Pleasant. 9-21
TWO PORTABLE CABINS, suit
able for any small business.
Phone 112-W. 9-17
$1300 $150 down, balance like
rent. 3-room modern houso on
pavement, near school. Inquire
311 E. Main after 6 p. m. 9-15
34
Automotive
FOR SALE Used Terraplane se
dan. Excellent condition. 2061
Eberlein. 9-17
TWO-ROOM apartment, $15. 2124
Reclamation. 9-16
FOR QUICK SALE Equity in
1937 Ford V-8. Phone 1129-J.
9-15
EQUITY FOR SALE In 1934 De
luxe four-door sedan. Cheap,
or trade for Ford Model A. S63
California Ave. 9-15
SELL OR TRADE equity In 1937
Chevrolet sport sedan. Lots ex
tras. Phone 1734-W. 9-17
FOR SALE Equity In '37 Chev
rolet Master Town Sedan. Ra
dio and heater. Inquire Palm
Cafe, Merrill, Ore., between 5
and 7 p. m. 9-16
FOR SALE '29 Bulck sedan by
owner. Cheap for cash. 2019
Main. 9-20
36 Miscellaneous for Sale
FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers,
green tomatoes. Merrill-Lake-View
Junction, Crystals. 9-19
FOR SALE Small boat suitable
for duck hunting, $10. Gene
Williams, New Method Clean
ers. 9-18
USED WOOD RANGES Good as
new. Priced right on easy
terms. Hurry to East Side Elec
trie, 625 Klamath Ave. 9-1:
FOR SALE World bicycle, 2
years old, A-l condition, all ac
cessories. Phone 779. 7-9
FOR SALE 20 ft. speed boat and
trailer. Port Orford cedar hull.
35 m.p.h. 5 passengers. May
be seen at Neptune Park, 2
miles north of Chlloquin Junc
tion. Bargain for cash deal.
Don Swaggart, Modoc Point,
Ore. 9-15
ATTENTION MEN WITH NAR
ROW FEET: Just received new
fall shipment of W. L. DOUG
LAS shoes in A and AA widths.
RUDY'S MEN'S SHOP. 9-15
FOR SALE PEACHES Our late
peaches are now ready. Last
peaches of season, fine for can
ning or table use. Bring con
tainers. V. Bursell, 1 mile west
of highway on Beall Lane.
Phone 355-J-3, Medford. 9-17
VISIT THE POL-KA-DOT for your
canning supplies, p e a c h e s
Hale's Elberta, Bartlett pears,
prunes, cucumbers, tomatoes.
The Pol-Ka-Dot on Riverside.
4565-tt
PINE BLOCKS Bone dry. $2.00
at bin, $3.26 delivered. Phone
892-M. 9-26
FOR SALE WaBhed sand for
limited time $2.25 per yard;
also rock and cement, mixer
available to customers. Phone
969 or 191J2. 9-21
FOR SALE OR TRADE Double
barrel shotgun, ham morions;
buzz aw outfit for chickens.
Also English call ducks. Har
vey Cadwell Lane St. Francis
Park. 9-17
FOR SALE Lawn dirt, fertilizer,
cinders. Phone 377J3. 10-11
GET YOUR boy or girl into the
High School band or orchestra
now. Buy your Instruments on
low terms. Reasonably priced
from the store that gives a guar
antee of quality that really
means something. Buy. trom
the store that Is equipped to
give you service on maintain
ing your Instruments. Buy
from Derby's Music Co., 117
So. 7th. phone D70. 9-20
Automotive
'34 Chevrolet
I '2-Ton Truck
Dual Whools
In stock loo long, ready to go
to work; A-l rubber. Must make
room for new 1939 OQC
trucks. Special fLViJ
Locke Motor Co.
9-15
vV
'34 Chevrolet
Master Coupe
Knee action, laken In on a new
19311 delivery. "As is" mechan
ically. In ruiiahlo ffl J C
condition. Special ItJ
Locke Motor Co.
9-15
36 Miscellaneous for Sale
DEER RIFLE 32 Winchester
Special carbine. 821 Owens St.
9 16
FOR SALE Ono 2-horso 5 ft.
riding disc harrow, buzz saw,
light weight Vaughn drag saw
with 3 blades, s In. walking
plow. Across street from Hollo
store, Lakeview highway. A. N.
Beals. 9-17
FOR SALE 30-30 Winchester
rifle. 2144 Wantlnnd. 9-17
STAINEU VIOLIN FOR SALE
$20.00. S19 N. 2nd. 9-16
FOR SALE 30-30 carbine rlflo.
Shoots good. Imiulrn Chorrle's
Fountain, St. Francis Turk.
9-17
PRUNES Lots of em, lc a
pound, you pick, lie picked.
II. E. Ford, 2 miles west of
Medford. Phono 731-R. 9-24
WARD'S ROYAL BLUE PIPE
LINE MILKERS Two single
unit milkers, $211.00 complete.
Get milking machine supplies
(used on all makes milkers)
and dairy supplies for less at
Ward's Farm Store. 9-27
RICHARDS ELECTRO FENCE
Savo SO To on fencing. Fully
guaranteed. Stato approved.
Free demonstration, $17.60. E.
J. Blend. Rt. 1 Box 313, Dth
Ave., Altamont. 9-17
MOVING? Call Klamath Falls
Transfer and Storage, 4lh and
Klamath. Phone 1097. 10-4
mtf.
FOR SALE Two potato diggers
In good shape, 26-inch blade,
power take-off. Delta Farm's.
Scappoose, Oregon. 9-22
FOR SALE 12-gaugo automatic
Romlngton shotgun or will
trade for 16-gaugc. Robert Ten
nant, I.ong Bell Mill. 9-15
WARDS MODERN POTATO DIG
GER Cuts potato harvesting
costs to the hone. Tho most
modern and Improved type dig
ger and Ward's low price Is
only $185.25. Buy on easy
monthly payment plan Full
specifications at WA-RD'S
FARM STORE, 220 Main St.
9-23
FOR SALE Ono used Cutler 15
rubber brush potato washing
machine with electric motor,
potato slzer, and 20 ft. Mulr
sorting table w-lth three double
sackers on each sldo and ono
movable Backer on end. Liberal
torms. Delta Farms, Scappooso,
Oregon. 9-16
38
For Sale or Trade
FOR SALE OR TRADE 56 acres,
4-room house, dairy barn, largo
chicken house, hog houses,
fruit, 2 miles from Klamath
Falls. Can subdivide. 917 Wal
nut, loll
40
To Exchange
WANTED TO TRADE Good
used tractor for a late model
car. 2 6 Cottage St., Medford,
Ore. 9-17
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
WANTED Late model coupe.
Would buy your equity. Full
particulars In first letter. Box
4919, News-Herald. 9-15
WANTED Bench band saw, mi
ter box and saw, wood clamps.
Phone 403. 9-15
CASH FOR PIANOS. Derby's, 117
So. 7th. 10-1
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for used
furniture and stoves. O. K.
Second Hand Store,' 820 Klam
ath. Phono 991. 9-30-mlf
WANTED Chicken feed horses.
Used locally. Phone 1433-W.
9-17
WANTED Tools, guns, stoves,
furniture. Geo's Bargain Store,
54 Main 438-W. 9-17
44 Livoslock and Poultry
FOR SALE Wenner pigs. Rt. 3,
Box 446, Shady Pino. 9-16
FOR SALE OR TRADE for beef
lypo weaned calves, 1 Guernsey
bull, grade hull but good, 17
months old. Phone D61W4.
9-16
FOR SALE 16 teoder pigs, 3
sowb to. fnrrow. Chris Cowley
ranch, Langoll Valley. 9-16
FOR HALE Fresh GuornBoy and
Jersey cows. Klamath Riding
Stable, So. 6th. 9-10
PURE BRED Hamp buckB. Don
Powers, Merrill. 9-16
CHICKS HATCHING every week,
MuRUlro Electric Hatchery, 2415
N. E. Oregon St., Portland, Ore.
9-30-mtt
34
44 Livestock and Poultr
FOR SALE Jersey cow. T. Leu
hurt, Dairy, Oregon, 9 15
TRADE Good brood mare for
hogs or chickens. II. F. Yonly
2 miles north-of Tulnlultn on
highway. 9-15
FOR SALE Three young year
ling bulls, thorohruda. Phone
IMOf, after 8 p. m. II-1 U
46
Financial
NEED MONEY?
Let The "Friendly Finance Co."
Furnish The Cliah.
AUTO LOANS
FINANCING
COMMERCIAL
FINANCE CORP.
Win. I'rolininnyer, Mgr.
License No. M-323.
116 S. 7th St. Phono 471
9-3U
LOW RATES
AUTO "LOANS
REFINANCING
Quirk, Dependable, Safe
No C'o-Slgnors No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let us flnnnco your new or used
car purchase.
Motor Investment Co.
License M-104
114 N. 7th Ph. 883
10-9-mtf
48 Businosi Opportunities
SMALL MERCHANDISE ROUTE
BUSINESS $575 cash. Servic
ing stores, no selling, tremen
dous r'e profits, money secured,
nge nn harrier. Wrlto Rhoailes.
care Herald. 9-17
BUSINESS, Including fixtures, ex
cept stone on highway at Weed.
Pilgrims Rest. Weed. Calif. 9-18
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS
in the cintxrr COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
KLAMATIU
KLAMATH COUNTY, a munic
ipal cnrporallon, Plaintiff, vs.
MATT KONZAK and JANE DOE
KONZAK. his wife: JOHN KON
ZAK and JANE DOE KONZAK.
his wife; FRED KONZAK, a sin
gle man: ANNA MUSICHICK nnd
JOHN DOE MUSICHICK, ner hus
band: MARIE At'KEItM AN AND
JOHN HOE At'KEKMAN. her
husband: CHRIST KONZAK, a
slnglo man: and the unknown
heirs of the defendants or any of
Ihcni; Defendants.
To: Matt Konink anil Jano Doe
Konzak, his wife; John Konznk
and Jano Doe Konzak, his wife;
Anna Muslehlck nnd John Doc
Muslrhlek, her husband; Mario
Ackerman nnd John Doe Acker
man, her husband; and the un
known heirs of the defendants or
any of them.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you nnd each of
you aro hereby required to ap
pear and answer a complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
action on or before the 29th day
of September, 1938, that being
'the last day of Iho time nlluwed
under the order for publication
of this summons.
If you fall so to appear or
answer, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will take judgment
against you and each of you,
ns prayed for In tho com
plaint filed boreln for assessment
of damages for appropriation nnd
condemnation of these certain
preml.es described afl follows:
NE NW1 Sect. 10. Township
41. South Range 10 E.W.M.,
Klamath County, Oregon;
and for tho appropriation of the
snld real property unto the plain
tiff, this summons Is served upon
you and each of you by publica
tion I hereof In tho Evening Her
ald, a daily newspaper printed nnd
published In Klamath Counly,
Oregon, by order of tho llonor
ablo Edward B. Ashurst, Judge of
tho above entitled court, made
nnd entered tho 30th day of Aug
ust, 19.18; which snld order re
quires that this summons bo pub
lished onto a week for four suc
cessive weeks and that the first
publication thereof he on the 1st
day of September, 1938; and tho
last on Iho 29lh day of Septem
ber, I'd IIS, that being tho last
day for Iho defendants to appear
or answer, as fixed by said order,
L. ORTII SISEMORB,
Deputy District Attorney
14 Court Hoiifle
Klnmatn FnllB, Oregon.
Sept. 1-8-15-22-29. No. 138.
NOTICE OF .MEETING OK
IHMKII OF EQUALIZATION
KLAMATH IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT.
Notice Is hereby given that on
'riinarlnv Oclnlim. A 1fl3fl nt 10
a. m., tho bonrd of directors of
Klamath Irrigation District, act
ing as a board of equalization,
will meet at the office of Bald
district In tho court house baso
mcnt In Klamath Falls, Oregon,
for tho purpose of rovlewlng and
correcting said district's aBBess-
mnnl ntirl nnnnrllnnmnnl nf tnynn.
as provided by statute.
GLEN TEKRILL,
Secretary o f Klamath
Irrigation District.
Sept. 1-8-15-22-29. No. 1.19
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
HOARD OF EQUALIZATION
HOUSEFLY IRRIGATION
DISTRICT
Nollcn In hereby given Hint on
Tuesday, October lib, 1(138, at
10:00 A. M tho board of Ulrec-
'Red Shirts' Hail 'Cotton Ed'
MBU'S'UIPIBW
Emhrncrd rntluislnsllrnlly by Tom Smith of OraiiiiobtirK. S. C, Head
of tho "Red Slilrlv," who supported his candidacy, "Cotton Ed"
Smith rennuins impasslvo in tho fai-o of congratulations on his kcna
torial victory. Ho wore the blazing red shirt of the organization
at this natlicri-- '. 'Vi.,,ni,a headquarters.
ADDITION TO MERCHANT MARINE
grip
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flViT 'fwn-fi'.,ttij,iii ii-tfii irfi' him
Arriving majestically at her home port, tho S. S. Auoclatcd, proud new
tanker of Tide Water Auociatcd Oil Company, rtdes b;ne.h tho San
Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge July 26, 1938. OI most modem design,
this steam-turbine tanker, recently launched on the earn coast, enters the
domestic and foreign service of the company in the P.-c-lic, snd at
once becomes a vital adjunct to the American Merchant Marino on tho
Pacific Cout
LEGAL NOTICES
tors of Horsefly Irritation Dis
trict, acting as it board of equali
zation, will meet al the office of
said district nt tlourtuza. Oregon,
for the purpose of reviewing ami
correcting said district's assess
ment nml apportionment of taxes,
as provide,! by statute.
MRS. DOROTHY J. KYEIIS.
Secretary of Horsefly Irrigation
District.
S. 1-8-16-22-29 No. 140
SUMMONS
Ei.llty Nil. ftil'JH
IN THE CIRCUIT COUnT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
MARION E. LONG, also known
as Duster E. Long, and GLADYS
LONG, husband nnd wife, Plain
tiffs, vs.
O. E. 1IOTCIIKISS nnd JANE
DOE HOT! IIKISS. husband mid
wlie; and also alt unknown per
sons, parties, firms, or corpora
tions c laiming any right, tltlo, es
tate. Hen, or Interest In the real
properly described In tho Com
plaint herein; Defendants.
TO: O, E. Ilolehklss and Jane Doo
Holehklss, husband and wife;
and also all unknown persons,
parties, firms, or corporations
claiming any right, title, estnlo.
Hen, or Interest In tho real
property described In the Com
plaint herein; Derendanls.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You nnd each of
you n ro hereby roqulrod to appear
and answer tho complaint filed
ngaiiiBt you In tho above entitled
suit on or before tho 14tlt dny of
October, 1938, that being tho Inst
day of Iho time prescribed In the
Order for Publication of this Sum
mons, and It you fall so to nppear
for want thereof, the plaintiffs
will npply to tho Court for the re
lief prayed for In their Complaint
on f I In herein, to wit:
That you nnd each of you nnd
all other unknown persons, par
ties, firms, or corporations have
no right, title, estate, Hon, claim,
or Interest In nnd to the following
described real properly sllunted
In Iho County of Klamath In the
Hliitn of Oregon, to wit:
Tho Snulhwnst Ono-quarlcr
(SW1) of Iho Northeast Ono
quartor (NEJ) of Heetlon Twon-ly-lwo
(22), Township tlilrly
nlno (39), Soul ll Range Nino
(9), E. W. M., less Three (3)
acres reserved for dralnngo
Projects and containing ap
proximately thirty-Buvcu (37)
acres, more or loss.
And that you and each of you
and all other porBons or partloH
unknown whomsoever, bo forovor
on Jclned nnd debarred from as
sorting uny right, tltlo, ostnto,
Ron, or Interest whatsoever to
Bald promlBOB ndvorso to plain
llfr; Tor plnlnllrrs' costs anil dls
bliiBemenls Incurred In thin anil,
and for such oilier nnd further ro
ller which to Iho court mny seem
Just, nnd rqnlliihln.
This Summons Is served upon
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As .'ames' Wife
Sped to Bedside
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Sir
r 4
Speeding by plane and train
from Boslon to tho Mnyo clinic
nt Rochester, Minn., Mrs. James
Mnoscvell, wife of the President's
oldest son, is shown hero ns she
arrived to bo wilh her husband
when he underwent nn operation
for gnstrlc ulcer. Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, Jnmes' mother, was
already at his bedside nnd secret
service nnents prepared for Iho
arrival of iho President on the
evo of tho operation.
LEGAL NOTICES
you by Iho publication t hoi col
oiico each week ror four (4) suc
cessive mid conaeeullvo weeks
(flvo Insertions) In tho Evening
Herald, n dally nowspaper prlnled,
published, nnd of gonoral circula
tion In K 1 ii m n I H Counly, Oregon
by order of Mm lloiinrnblo Edward
II. AshurHl, Judge of tho nbovo en
titled Court, mailo and entered on
tho l.'lth day of Seplomber, 1938.
Dnlo of first publication nf this
Siiiiimonn In the 15th day of Sep
lomber, 19.18.
D. E. VAN VACTOR,
219-221 Odd Fellows Building,
Klanialh Fnlln, Oregon.
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