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X ' October 1, 1988
Herald and News Classified Ad Section
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
2 Lost and Found
n,-juivvvvvvYV,iiiiii' ..
LOST Yellow gold Onion wrlat
watch on or ittinr Mnln. Phon
800 or 013. Howard. 10-8
4 General Notices
Go By Motor Coach
Shortcut llouto Uwi'it Faru
Tu Nurtlmrn Point
Ono It on nd
Way
Trip
Spokane $1
.10 $20.05
Boiie, Ida.
Portland
0.00 18.10
5.90 10.65
8.40 14.65
Seattle
Mum Lcnv 1:00 P. M.
Mt. Hood Stagei, Inc.
Greyhound Dopot I'hono 909
10-SOmtt
WHY gurmm npeellliln
chronic nn i acmo on
i r mm .1 mho cnnBlliintlon. rheu-
mnilKiii, tonnllltU. t o in o h
llror iron llo. earache, mid eye
trouble, nnd other body Inco
.,n.tinn. Mr. Ilavld. chiro
practor. U0 North Eighth
Streol. Tolllion I32. i-"
JOIN TUB Mutual llenoflt Club.
Largo nmnibiiriililii. mbko new
friend. Free particular. P.
n. linx 861. Klamath Kails.
10-1
INTERSTATE MOVINO Klaia
alh Kulla Truua. and Storm e,
10-4 nuf,
LONO DISTANCE HAULING
Phona 1091 10- m"
NINA'S HKAUTY SALON BPB-
C1AI.S Permanent, ii.ia anu
uo. Klnsor waving and eham-
poo, (0 canta. Nina Hobba. Mor
rill.
SPECIAL PKRMANENTS t
vara IS. 60 $1.60 wave 11.60.
IlailnnltU Oct. 1, wa epeclallze
In niareola and menlcuree. Haul
tar Heauty Shop. 1017 Orraon
Ave. 409 J. 10-6
8 Traniportation
nitlVINO lo I.a Grande Sunday
roturn Tiicadey. Take threo or
four. Paatlma Barbar Shop.
10-1
CAM. 704 OR 14 Moving, local.
loin dlatanca. F.xperionr-a nan
dlnra. new equipment. Peoplo'a
Warehouse. 10-31
dhivinq DENVER Tueaday an
return. Room for two. ahare
aioanaaa. Stewart. Baldwin llo
tel. 10-1
10
Service
MR. BOND CORSETS COM BIN-
ETTES 8UROICAL ur
PORTS Sold only through
trained eoraell-rea.
Mra. llortena Petersen, phone
HI.
Mra. Myrtle Jlnnetle, Merrill.
Mra. Edna Coona, Pine Ridge.
Mra. nth Covert.
Mra S. V. Rlltl. phone 11-W-l
11-1
FOR FIRST-CLASH CARPENT B R
WORK Phone 28WS. Tree etl
matea. 1111 Orchard. 10-1
TI.OOR SANDING Old floors
aand-d and roflnlahed. Phone
2201. 10-11
ROOF STA1N1NO. pnlntlng and
knlaomlnlng. Phone nui. w.
H. Smith. 10-11
nulivS'llAMKIt SAW FILINC
219 Eat Main. Phone 846-W.
All aawa, toola. lawnmowora.
oto. rooalrod. 10-14-mlf
PAPERHANOINO of all klnda
from the Inexpeneive to import
mA vNllnntiAra hv trained, lone
experienced, reliable men. Alao
Iniorlor and exterior pninung.
We can arrange to nnnnco
Tiiirnir.'a k niFFERENCE.'
E. Rolling Decorating Co., 116
Bo. 7th St. Phono s. iu-ij
01,1) MATTRESSES mado now
Rnhullt. 12.50. Now tlcklnga
ia.08. One day aorrlce. Furni
ture upholatorlng. Complote
line of laloat mnterlala. Carl
ion Mattroaa and Upholalery
Co. Phone 791. 1208 Mnln. 10-8.
EXCAVATINO, potato digging. J
P. Murian. Rt. 2. Box 924.
10-18
PAINTING nnd paper hanging ex-
portly done. John Morrtlooa.
Phono 1S93-J. 9-SO
FLOOR 8ANDINO and roflnlahlng
Clifford Golden. Phone 188W8
9-30mt(
DRESSMAKING, alterntlona, re-
modolliig. Ann London, 823
Mnln, ovor Swnnaon'a Bnrhor
shop. 10--T
S15W1NO, export altaratlona, allp
covora, droaamnklng, coata re-
llnod. Mra. Ilnrnoy, 2111 Dnr-
row. Phono 2161-J. 10-11-mtf
CURTAINS home laundered
ntretchod. ' Guaranteed work
Rensonnblo. Phono 1425-W.
10-14
FURNITURE roflnlahod. Goollor's
Wnllpnpor & Piilnt Store. Phono
1175. 230 Mnln. 10-8
WRINGER ROLLS for all mal os
of washing nmchlnoB. Morll
Washing Mnchlno Sorvlce, 709
Ho. 8th. Phono 1088. 9-31-mtf
12
Educational
RELIABLE men to tnlto up AIR
CONDITIONING nnd Klocllic
ItofrlKoriitlon. Profor ition now
omployod nud mnchnnlcnlly In
cllnod, with fnir nduciitlon ami
xv 1 1 1 1 1 1 k to train spnro tlmo to
liccoino oximi'ln In liistullntlon
nnd sorvleo work ns wall us
plnnnliiB, estimating, etc, Wi'llo
Riving nun, nroRont occupation,
lltlllllon Innt., Box 01, Nows-
llornlil. 10-2 1
14 Help Wanted, Female
WANTED Houaakeeper In mod
ern noma on ranch. Give age
and rafureuoe, PO Box 178,
Merrill, Ore. 10-8
WANTED Housekeeper. Three
adnlla. Rl. 1, Box 848 near
Mac'a atore. 10-8
AIIDKEHS POSTCARDS WK aup-
ply. Rate lo per card in an
vnnre. Write for free delnlla.
Bunland Co., Colton, Calif.
10-1
WANTED All experienced alter-
atlon lady In local areaa ennp.
Stnto ago, experience and refer
ence In flral letter, llurald
Newa, Box 4108. 10-1
16 Holp Wanted, Male
atraaavvaarkaea,eaaaeaaei
MKN wllh enrnp to trim out limbn.
- l a. rl....at( Viata- 5 rA
St. 10-1
WANTED Man with car for pro
fitable nearby Rawlelgh route.
MUX he antlafled with earnlnga
of $30 a week to atari. Write
Rawlelxh'e, Dept. ORJ-104-101,
Oakland, Calif. 10-1
WANTED Experienced, reliable
porter and alioo ehlner. Phone
1621-W. 8o
MAN FOR CHORES Muat be
good milker, no other need ap
ply. Call 1167. U-tf
18
Situationt Wanted
WANTED Odd Joba by the hour.
Phone 994. 10-1
WANTED Fall tree and ahrub
bery pruning. Albort Barrett.
Aahland Rt. 10-H
20
Room and Board
BOARD, $6 week. Board and
room $1 day. Free garage. Ill
So. 4th. 10-1
ROOM AND BOARD for ladlea.
106 Lincoln. 10-4
ROOM AND BOARD Cloae In.
829 High.. 10-16-mlf
BOARD AND ROOM 1404 Klam
ath. 4798-lf
22
Roomi (or Rent
SLEEPING room with garage,
Reference. T18 Owtni after 6.
10-7
DESIRABLE SLEEPING ROOM
In private home. Walking die
. tanre from town. Garage If
needed. Phone 1038-J. 10-1
ROOM FOR RENT Suitable for
two. 636 N. 8th. Phone 2194R
10-8
CLEAN, comfortable bedroom In
private home. Cloie In. wo
man preferred. Board If de
alred. Phone 897-J. 10-1
FURNACE HEATED ROOM with
garage, $4.00 weok. 846 Eldo
rado. 10-3
COMFORTABLE aleeplng room.
611 So. 8th. 10-6
LARGE SLEEPING ROOM with
honlor. $8.60 per week. 103
Waahlngton. 10-8
ROOM In private home. Man pre
ferred. 681 N. 10th. 10-3
ROOM FOR RENT 314 Waah
lngton. !108tf
FURNACE HEATED ROOM 134
No. 8rd. 4656-tf
CLAREMONT, 238 N. 4th St. All
outalde modern rooma. Free
parking lor 11-11
24 Aprtmntt for Rent
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment.
1806 Main. 10-7
VACANCY Eaplanade Courta.
10-16
PARK APT., Eaplanade. 1 room
apartmonta, everything fur
nlahed; alao clean, comfortable
rooma and huaekeeptng rooma.
Nice location, new .manage-
' ment. 10-5
UNFURNISHED 4-ROOM apart
ment. New, very doairable.
heated, Weatlnghouae range, 6
cu. ft. Weatlnghouae refriger
ator. Kenoffel Apta., 601 Eldo
rado. Phone 744-J. 426-tf
VACANCY Villa Marqula. 1320
Oak. 10-1
FURNISHED APARTMENT, 1304
Wordon. 10-1
RIVERVIBW A PT3. Unfurnlah-
ed 3-room apt., modern con
venloncea, oil heat. 710 Llppln
- cott. 10-3
VACANCY Pondosa APt. 10-8
VACANCY $16.00 and up. 419
No. 10th. 10-14
CASCADE APARTMENT HOTEL
Newly furnlahed and deco
rated, tolephonoa, 1 e 0 t r 1 a
equlpmont, rofrlgeratlon, ele
vator, garage. Day, weok or
month. The apartmont hotel
with conveniences and home
comfort. 24-hour aervlce. No
pela. 10-14-mtf
APARTMENTS FOR RENT Al
pha Apia. Phono 800, 4738-tf
26
Houtei (or Rent
3-ROOM HOUSE with bath. Phone
230-M. 10-8
FOR SALE Throe bedroom
houao. Furnace. 2 blocka from
Main. Small down puymont,
balance lllto ront. Newa-Horald,
Box 748. 10-8
HOUSE FOR RENT Call 1404
Klnmath. 147-tf
NICE 3-ROOM unfurnlnhod houae,
gnrngo In bnnoinont. $25.00.
Inqulra 1981 Harrlmnn. 10-1
MODERN COTTAGES Two bode,
bathroom, hot wntor. Thone
1100-J. 10-7
26
Houtei for Rant
MODERN rurnlahed eottagea by
week or month. Altamont Auto
Camp. 10-6
FOR RENT Modern nnfiirnlahed
holme, t bedrooma, 40. pnone
293. 10-1
FURNISHED COTTAGES Week
ly ratea. Altamont Auto . amp.
10-1
CLEAN, eoay 3-room, nicely
rurnlahed, Adulta only. In
quire 216 South Eldorado.
10-1
28 MHcellaneout tor Rent
FOR RENT
Or Lease
3200 iquara feat of
ground floor ipse.
l2 BLOCK OFF MAIN
Inqulra
Elmer G, Maqnuion
118 No. 7th.
T, Th, B tf
RENT PIANOS Small modern.
Apply toward purchaaa later It
dealred. Loula Mann, tuner,
Derby'a Mualc, 117 So. 7th.
10-1
30 Real Ettate for Sal
FEDERAL LAND BANK
1 AND 18 CENTS AN ACRE
Water coata 4 to 8 eenta a
v.ir for each Irrigated acre.
1042 acrea Irrigated meadow.
424 acrea Irrigated paature, bl
mn of ism acrea rollinc bill
paature. Excellent rye and
bunch craaa feed. Two full aeta
nt m a n ri hulldtnaa. Modem
dwelllnga, one with hardwood
floora: Hunk houae, big barna
aheda, ahopa, other bulldlnga
Orailng prlvllegea on tn aa
jolnlng national foreat and pub
. lie domain. .Building new high
way. Thla farm baa Juet been
acquired and ahould aell quick
ly at the very low price of 824.
000. Semi-annual paymenta
flrat 8 yeara 624, next 10 yeara
8766, next tt yeara $912. Theae
paymenta Include principal and
6 T intereat on deferred pay
menta. Full deacrlptlon and
map at the Federal Land Bank
of Berkeley. 16th and Clay,
Oakland. California. 10-1
NEW
MODERN
FIVE ROOMS
REASONABLE
Just being completed. Mod
ern in vry roipect. Fireplac.
basement, oil furnace. Can be
finished to tuit you.
On Laleshors drive, 1 mile
past Lakeshor Inn. Large lot,
beautiful trees, view of whole
upper Isle. Private water sys
tem. Low taxes. Peved highway,
all city conveniences. $4500.
TERMS TO SUIT
C. F, O'Loughlin, owner
Phone 1050 I2F3
112 So. 8th Street
Open (or Inspection Sundey
Drive out and see it
10-1
Summers Lane
6-room modern houae on 8um
mera Lane. Half-acre of (round,
nice lawn, treea and garage. Price
la 14000, with reaaonahl down
payment.
Or will rent for $85 a month.
Duplex
Thla duplex ronta for $65 a
month. It la two blocka from
school. In a good location, on
pavement. Nice lawn, double ga
rage, double woodaned. Price la
$4000. $700 down, the balance
at $40 a month Including taxea,
Insurance and lnteroat.
R. P. OLIVER
111 B. 8th Phone 850
10-1
6-ROOM HOUSE, nice lawn and
berrlea. Small down payment
and balance like ront. J. D.
Champlln, 6th Ave. and 2nd St.,
Altamont addition. 10-1
ATTRACTIVE new houae, Hot
Springe, one block from Rooae.
velt achool. FHA terma. Will
ahow by appointment. Phone
672. 736tf
SIX ROOM HOME, cloae to Main.
Basement, furnace, hardwood
floors, aun porch and other fea
tures. Sacrifice at $2900. $500
will handle. J. E. Hosklng, 617
Main. 10-1
HOT SPRINGS 5 large rooma,
all hardwood floora, fireplace,
full baaement, furnace, newly
decorated, large lot, lawn, treea,
aprlnkler system, near grade
and high schools, asseaamenta
paid. C. A. Doll, 884 Eldorado.
10-1
SEE LEWIS TRACTS on Shasta
Way. $10 down, $5 monthly,
Including Intorcat. Mrs. Bon P.
Lewis, owner. Rt, 2, Box 896.
Phone 36J2. 10-18
21 ACRES on Long Lake road
with 8-room houae and other
buildings. Has water system.
Also trailer house. All for $900
cash. Chaa. H. Ely, Long Lake
road 10-1
THREE-ROOM HOUSE on half
acre of garden soil. $600
Small down payment. Christ
Huck, 1320 Pleasant. 10-3
36 Mltcelleneout for Sal
NEW, modern five-room country
home, alao email 4-room houae
with five acrea, Irrigated, ono
cow and calf, Chevrolet truck,
complete 6 roomi of furniture
Including electric refrigerator
and aafe, one Indian houae
trailer. Muat be aold thla week
to hlgheat bidder. Charlea Mal
latt, Hlllalnger Addition, 2nd
road weat 8. P. RR, Pboenlx.
Oregon. 10-'
TWO-BEDROOM HOME) In Hot
Bprlnge. $4600. Small down
payment, balance Ilk rent.
Chrlat Huck, 1320 Pleaaant.
10-3
6-ROOM houae near acbool.
down. 286 Martin.
$200
10-6
34
Automotive
FOR SALE 1986 Ford DeLuxe
4-door aedan with trunk, cheap
for eaah. Ben Ferguaon, Lenox
Addition. 10-4
CREDIT ON PLYMOUTH Die
count for caah, or trade for
equity. 301 Bo. 6th, Apt. 6.
10-1
8ALE Private owner '37 Chev
- rolet deluxe coupe. 684 N. 11th
or Phone 971-W after 6 p. m.
10-4
36 Miicelleneout (or Sal
PINE LIMBS Order now before
prlcea riae. 2214 Stukel. 10-7
FOR SALE Overatuffed daven
port and chair, oak dining room
table and cbalra. two full alio
metal bade, mattreaa and
aprlnga, dreaaer, breakfaat
table and kitchen range. 2311
Darrow. 10-1
WOOD SAW FOR SALE Phone
I486-J. 10-1
FILMS DEVELOPED Eight
pr'lnta and hand colored en
largement 26c. Oregon Pic
ture Co., Box 4292, Portland.
Ore. B-tf
FILMS DEVELOPED Two
prlnte from each good negative,
25c. Portland Film Co., Box
4218, Portland, Ore. S-tf
FILMS DEVELOPED Eight
print and two enlargement.
36c. Quality Picture Co.. Box
8673. Portland. Ore. 8-lf
PICK-UP BAGS People' Ware-
bouae. 10-31
BRANDED POTATO BAGS
Stencila, twine. See our new
twine reel atanda. People'a
Warehouse. 10-31
FOR 8ALE Monarch oil circu
lator aultable for four to eren
room or atore building. 13-Inch
burner. Alao several wood heat
ing atovea. 76 lb. Icebox and
other item. 804 Lincoln. 10-1
FOR SALE Truck rack com
plete with tlebolta, $16.00. 1635
Slaklyou. 10-3
FOR SALE 64 Wlncheater 80-30
and 16 Remington shotgun.
Both now guna. 16 Loomls
Bldg. Phone 721-W. 10-3
WEANER PIOS Good stock.
Phone 938J3. 10-6
MOVING? Call Klamath Falls
Transfer and Storage, 4th and
Klamath. Phono 1097. 10-4
mtf.
SPARKS OIL STOVES Now
burn low priced Diesel oil and
are specially designed to meet
the heating requirements of
Western homes. AH Sparks
hare cheerful visible flame and
heat the living xone with both
radiating and circulating heat.
Our engineering department
will help you aelect the right
else for your home. Phone 635.
PEYTON CO. 10-23
USED PIPELESS FURNACE for
wood or coal. $35.00. Thla
furnace I In good condition
but la being replaced by a mod
am u. r. T.tttl oil Burning
Floor Furnace becauae of the
additional comfort and con
venience. Phone 535. PEYTON
A CO. 6980 tf
H. C. LITTLE Oil Burning Plpe
leaa Furnace can be used in a
houae without baaement. This
I the most economical way to
get furnace heat In the small
home, prices of Furnace com
pletely Installed with tank and
burner a low aa $179.60. For
pecltlcatlona and estimate.
Phone 535. PEYTON & CO.
10-23
AUTO GLASS of all kind. Popu
lar price. Kimball Qias snop,
627 Walnut. Phone 2243.
10-26
1 H. P. STEAM BOILER, passes
state Inspection, 100 lbs. pres
sure, suitable for dairy farm
Price $36.00. Dlosel fuel oil
burner suitable for lurnace
large stove or small boiler, price
$26.00. Circulating heater, like
new, $35.00. Call at Acme
Cleanera. 221 East Main St,
4996-tf
REAL NICE canning tomatoea,
peaches, Bartlett peara, and
melons galore. Real cheap.
Tree ana vine ripenea. roma
dot Fruit Stand on Riverside.
4948tf
FOR SALE Lawn dirt, fertilizer,
cinders. Phone 877J8. . 10-11
USED OIL STOVES, wood boat,
era and wood ranges, $7.00 up.
Oregon Equlpmont Co., 127 So.
6th Street. 10-10
FOR HEATERS, rnngos, furni
ture and household goods re
member George's Bargain Store,
64 Main. Phone 438-W. 10-3
SURPLUS COTS AND BEDS 626
So. 6tu. 10
BALED HAY, doliverod. R. J.
Morgan, Rt. 1, Box 924. 10-18
36 MUcelleneout (or Sal
UNREDEEMED Elgin and Bulova
watchea aa low at $4.60. Select
your Xmaa glfta now. Uae our
lay-away plan. Rlcky'a Jewelry,
622 Main, Llcenaed Pawnbrok
er!. 10-26
FOR BALE OR TRADE Bakery
equipment. John McCulley, Ma
lta. 10-8
UNREDEEMED Olbaon Kalama
too Tenor Banjo, $14.76. Rlcky'a
Jewelry and Loan Office, 622
Main. 10-3
BODY FIR WOOD
1490-M.
Phone
10-26
FERTILIZER Sheep or cow.
lawn dirt, dry blox wood. Roy
Schmeck, 2438 Shaata Way'
Phone 1269. 10-26
FOR SALE Old Hopf violin In
A-l condition, 302 Dlvlalon.
10-3
38
For Sal or Trad
FOR SALE OR TRADE 66 acrea,
4-room houae, dairy barn, large
chicken houae, bog houaea,
fruit, 2 mllea from Klamath
Falla. Can aubdivlde. 917 Wal
nut. 10-11
40
To Exchange
TRADE 45-ACRE RANCH, 7 miles
from Selma, for acreage within
6 mllea of town. Call 2335
Shasta Way, 4tb cabin, between
6 and 8. 10-26
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
WANTED TO RENT Small two
bedroom house. 800 Plum.
10-1
WANT TO BUY 200 bead of
ewes. Write detail. George
Sllva. Ager, Calif. 10-6
WANTED Boef, veal, pork and
live poultry. 201 E. Main.
10-29
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for used
furniture and atovea. O. K.
Second Hand Store, 820 Klam
ath. Phone 991. 9-30-mtf
WANTED Old cedar cheat. Fin
ish not Important. Returnable.
Phone 3370-R after 6 p. m.
365-tf
WANTED 60 sacks rye. Albert
Barrett. Ashland Rt. . 10-2
WANTED Wood to saw. Inquire
Gllmore Station, 6th and Oak.
10-16
CASH FOR PIANOS. Derby', 117
So. 7th. 10-1
CASH PAID for whit round crew
top wine and brown beer bot
tles near rear door Armory
Ralph Bagnall. 10-22
44 Livestock and Poultry
FOR SALE 15 hen, 1 rooster,
37 pullets and cockerels, 21
cblcks. Heavy type. No white
leghorns. 2311 Darrow. 10-1
FOR SALE Sow and weaner pigs.
Klamath Riding Stable. 10-4
FOR SALE 17 good dairy cow,
T. B. tested and abortion test
ed Joe Nult, Coqullle, Ore.
10-5
FOR SALE Two-year old red
Durham bull; also registered
Hampshire buck. J mile north
Merrill. Ernest Buck. 10-1
TWO 4-YEAR-OLD HORSES
Gentle and broken, weigm
3100 lbs. Schafer Ranch, Wor
den, Ore. 10-3
WANTED Small feeder lambs.
F. E. McMurphy, Tulelake. 10-6
CHICKS HATCHING every week.
Magulre Electric Hatchery, 2416
N. E. Oregon St.. Portland, Ore.
9-30-mtf
46
Financial
NEED MONEY?
Let The "Friendly Finance Co."
Furnish The Cash.
AUTO LOANS
FINANCING
Bee
COMMERCIAL
FINANCE CORP.
Wm. Frohnmayer, Mgr.
License No. M-223.
ll s. 7th St. Phone 471
9-30
LOW RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
and
REFINANCING
Oiitck. Deoendable. Safe
No Co-Signers No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let ua finance your now or used
car purchase.
Motor Investment Co
License M-104
114 N. 7th Ph. 882
10-9-mtf
48 Business Opportunities
EARN $30 WEEKLY OR MORE.
Grow mushrooms in cellar,
shod. We buy 30c lb., year
round business. Mr. S made
IB 10 In few weeks' spare time.
Kstabllshed 1931. Write for
FREE BOOK. WASHINGTON
MUSHROOM IND., Dept. 403,
2019 2nd Ave.. Seattle. Wn.
10-1,8
FOR SALE Small, good paying
hand laundry, equipment ana
business in Modford. Oregon
Write Ornce Spnnnaus, 1120
Nlantio St.. Medtord. Oregon
10-6
ROOMING HOUSE Trade for
ranch. J. Hosklng. 10-1
THEATRE MAN if
HELD AT JAIL
WITHOUT BOND
(Continued From Page One)
associated with the defenae and
probably will "take charge" of
the appeal. Defense Attorney
E. E. Drlscoll made that statement
In connection with a request for
an extension of time In which to
file a motion for a new trial,
which waa denied by the Judge.
Kxtenalon lenled
Drlscoll said that Reames
wants time to familiarize himself
wllh the proceedings In the case,
and the attorney asked that time
be given so Reame may deter
mine what sort of a motion be
wishes to file. He said Reames
had made such a request by long
distance telephone from Medtord.
Drlscoll stated that the extension
would not be detrimental to the
state' right In the case.
Judge Ashurst asked District
Attorney Ulackmer for comment
on the request. Blackmer aald
the atate would oppose an exten
sion. He aaid Poole bad been
represented In the trial by two
capable attorneya. "There have
been three attorneys In thla case
now and it tbey keep switching
attorneya around we will never
get the thing settled, ' aald Black
mer. "I don't think there la any
excuse for permitting another at
torney to come in and get a mo
tion for an extension of time."
Judge Ashurst then stated
that there Is no reaaon for the
court to "alt and wait for Senator
Reamea or any other person to
seargb the record for 30 or 40
days to find where the court
erred. I know In trying the case
they followed the record closely
and if they think the court made
reversible error they have an op
portunity to pick that part out
secure a transcript and raise these
questions." He aald be would
deny the motion.
Has 10 Days
(Lawyers stated that without
the extension, the defense atlll
has 10 daya from Saturday In
48 Business Opportunities
MAKE $1 to $5 DAILY at home,
Grow mushrooms in cellar, ahed
year around. We buy cropa.
8th year. Write WESTERN
MUSHROOM CO.. Portland
Ore. 10-1
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS
Equity No. 5284
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
ANNIE SELF, PLAINTIFF, T.
MARION SELF. DEFENDANT.
TO MARION SELF, DEFEND
ANT:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby
required to appear and answer
the complaint filed against yon
in the above entitled suit on or
before the 8th day of October,
1938, which is four week from
September lOtb, 1938, which la
the date of the first publication
hereof, and if you fail so to
answer, for want thereof, plain
tiff will apply to the Court for re
lief prayed for In her complaint;
that you and plaintiff be divorced,
and that she be awarded custody
of Travis Self. This summons Is
served upon you by publication
once each week for four succes
sive and consecutive weeks, pur
suant to order of Edward B. Ash
urst, Judge of said Court, dated
September 9th, 1938.
DON F. HAMLIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
10, Loomls Bldg., Klam
ath Falla, Oregon.
H. S. 10-17-24. Oct. 1. No. 149
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Administrator of tbe Estate of
Gus Miller, Deceased, In and to
the assets of the copartnership
of Gus Miller, Sr., and Gus Mil
ler, Jr., copartners doing busi
ness under the firm name and
style of Miller Packing Co. All
persona having claims against
said partnership estate are di
rected to present aald claims
properly verified to me at Mil-
ler'a Market, 111 North 7th
street, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of the first publication of this
notice which la September 10,
1938
GUS MILLER. JR.
Administrator
H Sept. 10,17,24; Oct. 1,8 1938
No. 161
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Executor of the Last Will and
Estate of Gus Miller, Deceased
All persons having claims against
said Estate are directed to present
said claims properly verified to
me at Miller's Market, 111 North
7th street, Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of
this notice which la September
10, 1938.
GUS MILLER. JR,
Executor
H Sopt. 10,17,24; Oct. 1,8 1938
No. 160
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council will receive seal
ed bids up to and Including 6:00
oclock P. M., October 10, 1938,
at the office of tho Police Judge,
City Hull, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
for the furnishing and super
vision of two automatically con
trolled plants to produce Iron
chlorine and chlorine solutions.
Specification and bid form
may be obtained from E. A,
Thomas, City Englrfeer.
Tho Common Council reserve
the right to reject any or all bids,
O. H. LANQSLET,
Police Judge.
S 28; 0 1. No. 157
which to 111 motion for new
trial.)
Judge Aahurst then called
Poole before tbe bench, and asked
the defendant It he had anything
to say to the court.
Poole spoke so quietly to the
Judge that Mr. Dora Goddard,
court reporter, wa called to
stand beilde him to take bl re
mark Into tbe record.
Claim Innocence
The wellknown theater man
said In effect that he wa In
nocent of the charge but that
apparently the Jury thought dif
ferently. He aald that if the
court could find It possible to do
o, he would aak for releaae on
bond pending appeal. Hla bonds
men, he aaid, were In court.
"If you could admit me to
bail or parole me for tbe time
being, I aasure you I am not go
ing to run away," said Poole.
He mentioned hi substantial
business Interest here.
"It would not hurt the state
or anyone else to be a little
lenient under the circumstances,"
said the defendant.
"Painful Duty"
Judge Aahurst then made the
following statement:
'Well. Mr. Poole, this is per
haps one of tbe most painful
dutle I have been called upon
to perform. I bave known you
a great many year. I have held
you up to be a man who treated
hi fellow men with great deal of
courtesy and respect . . . there
I a great deal that could be aald
tn your behalf, and I have learned
by long year of experience that
00 one I o bad there can't be
good aald about blm, and no one
la ao good that something to the
contrary can't be aald. I have
yet to find my firat perfect man.
that 1 the experience of all of
us I muat aay It has been my
observation that you have done
much to the benefit of the com-
munity very commendable but
I muat take all of those matter
In consideration.
"Last week I had occasion to
send a man to the penitentiary
tor the tame offense for 20
yeara. That man had a prevlou
conviction on a felony charge
and had served In ibe federal
penitentiary, and ove." a long
period of time he kad done many
things detrimental and Inimical
to the Interests of the commun
lty. I must draw a distinction
In your case, you have no pre
vious conviction and I must give
you the benefit of that. . . .
Watched Jury Closely
"This matter wa submitted to
the grand Jury, you were placed
on trial and a verdict returned
by a Jury of your peer. I have
no right to take Into considera
tion any question of your guilt
or Innocence, that matter Is not
In the hands of the court, that
Is In the hands of the Jury.
"I observed the Jury very close
ly some men I have known for
a quarter of a century I have
great confidence In their Integ
rity, they are men of high honor
and Integrity. Knowing those
men as I do It Is my Judgment
they followed the instructions of
the court and gave you the bene
fit of every reasonable doubt, I
am sure, knowing the men and
their character and their stand
ing In the community.
"The grand Jury passed It on
to the court, saying this man Is
guilty aa charged In the Indict
ment. It I s very serious offense
not only Insofar ax the young girl
Is concerned, but the community
at large. We must all realize
that the courta are ordained and
established tor the purpose of
protecting society and especially
to protect the young womanhood
of the community.
"Guardians of the Home"
"We muat all realize that our
Carload Potato Shipments
Day of
Month
Season 1938-39
Sept. to
Date
Season
to Date
Dally
Sept.
28
28
88
37
15
43
10
25
53
32
60
22
54
82.
17
71
99
10
20
11
12
103
122
12
16
119
133
13
14
133
162
14
16
149
168
16
23
172
191
16
16
207
17
23
230
18
220
241
19
12
232
253
10
27
259
280
21
23
282
303
22
24
306
327
23
28
334
355
24
38
372
398
25
402
28
19
400
421
27
21
421
442
28
31
452
473
29
19
471
496
492
80
24
516
31
Month shipments by truck
Compiled from official record by the county agunt'i offic.
State Federal Inspector Ros Aubrey and The New-He-ald.
civilisation rest upon tbe horn
and th mother. They are th
guardian of th bom, and th
girl of today are the mother of
tomorrow, and whatever might b
don to corrupt or debase th
girl of our community tend In
the aame way to debase, corrupt
or undermine our civilization lu
aelf. Not only In protecting our
glrla but also promoting our olvlU
lzatlon, and Insofar a this caa It
concerned there would be no mor
difference In enticing a girl la
tbe foreat and taking advantage
of bar than to call bar Into aa
office where she la alone without
lupport and then . . ,
"There waan't only In thla eaa
an element of taking advantage
by virtue of her being lea than
16, but I followed with great la
terost, and It showed an element
of force and violence. All thus
muat be taken Into eonalderatloa
by tbe court.
Pronounce Sentence
"It 1 the duty of the court te
sustain every effort put forth by
the district attorney to bring law
and order Into the community,
and every effort on the part of
tbe district attorney to protect
the women and glrla of the corn
munity. That cooperation and
support will be given to the dis
trict attorney tnaofar aa thla court
1 concerned ... I alio take Into
consideration the previously man
tloned thing you have done la
this community and am willing to
reduce the sentence."
Judge Ashurst then pronounced
sentence.
At this point Attorney Drlscoll
stepped forward with a motion
for a certificate of probable caua
for appeal. Signed by the court,
such a certificate would make It
possible to admit Poole to ball.
Judge Ashurst, however, denied
tbe motion, stating that he would
consider each a certificate whan
and If the defenae file It tran
script on appeal and It bill of
exception.
Con rt room Jammed
In one final effort, Drlacoll
again auggeited that the court
might admit the prisoner to ball
from day to day. The Judge
again stated that the matter of
ball must wait until an appeal 1
filed.
Poole left the courtroom with
Deputy Sheriff Dale Mattoon.
The circuit courtroom wa Jam
mod to the door and larg
crowd wa In the hall at th
time of sentencing. The audlenc
was made up largely of a elau
of 72 applicant for citlzenahlp,
and their witnesses. In court for
a record - ilzed naturalisation
hearing.
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
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LOANS
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Seaaon 1937-88
Sept. to Season
Dally Date to Data
4 4 83
5 87
6 13 41
3 15 43
3 18 46
5 23 51
37 65
"To 47 75
7 64 81
lt 66 94
14 80 108
19 99 127
24 123 151
20 143 171
23 166 194
U 177 206
It 189 217
1 190 218
7 " 197 325
17 214 241
18 232 260
Ti 247 375
"16 " 263 291
17 280 808
6 ' 286 818
'. i 298 821 "
T1 309 " 837
14 823 381
19 342 870
49 81)1 419