PAGE NINE
October 17, 1938
Herald and News Classified Ad Section
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
IS
Lott and Found
LOHT Hod Purkor fnuntnln pon.
Reward. Iloliirn lo Ilornld of
flra or call 860-J. 4211-tf
4 General Nolle
Go By. Motor Coach
Shortest Route Lowest Faro
To Northorn l'olnta
Una nmind
War Trip
Spokane $11.10 $20.05
Boise, Ida. 10.00 18.10
Portland' 5.90 10.65
Seattle 8.40 14.65
Busses Lear 1:00 P. M.
Mt. Hood Stages, Inc.
Oraybound Depot Phono 1)1)9
10-20mtf
Nmw PRICES ON BTOVH Oil-.
lo, Diesel 7JC Ilellbronnnr
. ... n 1IF 111 '.9
ana uoa. mono v---
yellow cam mm hoiikiulk
(or Lakevlew-Morrlll Junction.
100 to llertha' Bloro, 26o lo
Junction,
-ft ..VM Leaves
ih and Main Junction
10:00 p.m. 10:13 p. in
10:10 p. in. 10:43 p. m
11:00 p. ra. 11:13 p. m
11:00 p. m. U:U p. m
i:oo a. m. 1 : 1 a. m
10-13
ARLKNK O. HMITII, PUBL'C
HTKNOfiRAl'llKIt, Noiary run
lie; Mluioogrnphln. Phona
1401. Residence 1129 Oak off
- . But Main. 11-3
EDUAR SWIFT la now localml at
2326 Bo. 6lh, arroee from llmiio
Lumbar Co. All haircut ztic
10-11
LONO DISTANCE HAULING
Phona 1007. 11-4-mtf
INTERSTATE MOVINO Klain
ath Falla Trana. and Storage
ll--mtf
Traniportatlon
CALL. 704 OR 84 Moving, local,
long dlaianca. Experienced han
dlers, new equipment. People
Warehouse. 10-31
6 Partonak
piT.PS.HVMEnoins Inilant ra
llcf or money hack. Trial alio
aant poalpald, COD, 11.00 plus
postage. Research Laboratories
not iot. Temole Cllr. Calif.
10-16
Nawa and herald Wanl-Adr
fel results
10
Sorvicat
NEW PRIOEB OS BTOVE Oil
lie. Dloaol 7a. Ilnllbronnor
and Ra. Phona 289-W. 10-28
SPECIAL Nbw designed mnnu
mania and roarkara. Largest
assortment In aouthorn Oregon
Prlcad no higher than Interior
work. Any kind of cometery
work. Oregon Oranlta Co. Lo
cal office and representative
(It N. 11th. Telephone 2311
11-16
WE DC) COMPLETE HOUSE
CLEANINO. Including wall
washing, cleaning kalanmlne,
wallpaper, ruga and winnows
alro floor waxing. Your Loral
Cleanera for the paat 14 years
A. M. Rhodei. Phone 173.
10-19
NU BONE CORSETS COMDIN
ETTES SURGICAL SUP
PORTS Sold only through
trained coraotlerea.
Mrs. Hortenie Petoracn, phona
14-J.
Mr. Myrtle Jlnnette, Merrill
Mrs. Edna Coons, Pine Ridge,
Mrs. Holh Covert, 419W2.
Mra. B. V. Rugg, phone 28-W-3,
11-1
DREBBMAKINO, altoratlona, re
modeling. Ann London, 62S
Main, over Swnnson's Bnrbor
hop. 10-27
UNION BAGGAGE A EXPRESS
CO. Small moving jobs done,
203 Bo. 7th. Phono 474. Night
phone 667. 10-17
PAINTINO AND K ALSOMININO
Ronaonnblo prices. Phone
937J4. R. E. Simmons, p. u
Box 647. 11-10
WRINGER ROLLS for all mnkoa
of washing mnchlnoa. Merit
. Winning Mnchlno Sorvlce, 709
So. 6th. Phono 1086. 10-31-nitf
FOR FIRST- CLASS CARPEN
TERINQ Phono 28W3. 10-18
BODENHAMER SAW filing. 219
E. Mnln. Phono 840W. All saws,
toola, lawn mowers, etc., re
paired. U-14mtf
FLOOR 8ANDINO and roflnlsh,
Ing. Clifford Oolilon. Phone
168W3. 10-31-mlf
BEWING, export nltorntlona, allp
covera, drossmnklng. coats ro
lined. Mra. Harney, 2111 Dnr-
row. Phone 210 1-J. K-'lmtf
EXPERT HOSIERY REPAIR by
Mlaa Berg. Tho Town Shop, 61 h
and Mnln. 11-10
GUARANTEED aowlng mnchine
roptilr work. All makes. Moo'b
Bowing Mnchlno Sorvlco. 871-tf
EXCAVATING, potato digging. J.
P. Morgan, Rt. 2, Box 034
10-18
12
Educational
HARRY BORE!. Tonchor of vlo
, lln. 1632 Johnson, Tolephono
1468. 11-10
14 Help Wanted, Female
WANTED
housowork.
Girl for genoral
Phono 12G9-J.
10-17
WANTED Cook nnd housokoop.
or. Apply 719 Mnln. Phono
1070. 10-19
14 Help Wanted, Female
WANTED Girl for light houaa-
work and care or bauy in ex
chuiiKo for room and board and
mull aalary. State age and
enlnry oxpoolod, News-Hnrald,
Box 263. 10-17
11 Lll VA..1.J ki.l.
19 , iviu iiaiii.ui itiwiv
SALESMAN Capable or becom
ing manager of Klamath iraua
dlatrlct. Uteelco Blalnleaa Steel
Cooking Utensils, Write Mr.
Vngt, Hloolco Corp., 410 Weatll
erly Uldg., portluud, Oregon,
10-19
MAKE $1 to 16 DAILY at home.
Grow niuahrooiiia In collar,
abed, year around. We buy
crops. Sill your. Write Western
Mushroom Co., Portland, Ore.
10-16
WANTED
Pnrllculnr poople to rend their
tailoring, repairing and alter
ations to a tailor Ray lab,
formerly with Klrkpalrlck
Huoilur, la now affllluted with
the Btar Hatters, 611 Klamath,
phone 1633-J, and would appre
ciate serving old aa well as
new customers. 10-18
Situation! Wanted
SINGLE WOMAN, 80, wishes
housowork, good reforencea
1211 California avenue. 10-18
EXPERIENCED truak driver,
truck meehnnlo and utility
buiiaur. V. O. uox tii, city.
10-17
TRAINED NURBE 640W2.
11-12
WANTED Fall tree and shrub
bury pruning. Alborl Barrott.
Ashland Rt. 10-28
20
Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD Close In
829 High. 11-Hrolf
BOARD AND ROOM Private
showers. 18 week. Steam heat.
723 Klamath. 11-12
ROOM AND BOARD Home
cooking. Four blocks from
Main. 629 Jeffcreon. 10-31
BOARD AND ROOM 1404 Klam
ath. 4796-tf
22
Rooms (or Rent
ROOM In modorn home for gen
tleinan. Phone 828. 10-21
8LEEP1NO ROOM, close In, 83.60
week. 803 Washington 10-21
ROOM with garage, board If (le
sired. Gentleman preferred.
633 Eldorado. 10-19
PLEASANT, comfortable rooms.
418 Alameda. 11-2
FURNACE HEATED ROOM 184
No. 3rd. 4568-tf
CLAREMONT, 328 N. 4th St. All
outside modern rooms. Free
parking lot. 11-11
24 Apartment! tor Rent
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment.
813 Pine. 10-19
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment.
Wator, lights furnished. 616
month. 904 Martin. 10-17
NICELY furnished apartment
Wood, light and water, 1 16.
Phono 1118. 10-18
BACHELOR APT., now, men or
women. 213 Codar, corner
Pine. 24 4tf
VACANCY 338 So. 11th. 227-tf
APT. FOR RENT, adulta only: no
pota; 337 E. Main. 10-17
CASCADE apartment hotel, new
ly furnished and docoratod, tel
ephonca. oloctrlc equipment, re
frigeration, elevator, garage.
Day, wook or month. The apart
ment hotol with convenlencea
and home comfort. 24-hour
service No pets, 11-Hnilf
niM'I.EX APAItTMKNT. 1 rooms
Inquire 1737 Monloway, 226-tt
VACANCY 419 No. 10th. 11-14
VACANCY Esplanado Courts.
10-26
FOR RENT Modorn furnlahod
apartments, Weyerhaeuser dla
trlct, (26 and up. Phone 449J6.
11-12
26 Houses for Rent
FOR RENT 4-room furnlahod
house, 132.60. Inquire 1321
Division. 10-19
FOR RENT Furnished cabin
suitable for hacholor. Lights
and wator furnished, 121
Crescent. 10-18
THREE-BEDROOM partly fur
nished house. 2424 So. 6th
10-18
THREE ROOMS nnd nook, fur
nished. Phono 1166-W. 10-20
THREE-ROOM unfurnished house
on N. 8th, 320. Inquire tax of.
flee, Al Sloan. 10-20
SMALL modern furnlahod cot-
USto. 2126 Blohn. 10-20
FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-room
hotiRO, $40. Phono 203. 10-19
M O T) M II N COTTAG ICS - Gns
rmiKos, gnnigos. nonsonnmo
niton. Phono 1196-J.
10-19
FOR RENT 4 room modern un.
furnished hottao, close in, Phona
9!)-V. 10-18
FOR RENT 2 room furnlahod
cnhln, 812.50. 2336 Shasta
Wny. iu-i
FOR RENT Partly furnished
houao. Inquire 814 Lincoln
184-tt
News and Herald Want-Ada
get result.
28 Miscellaneous for Rant
ATTENTION FARMERB FOR
RENT Tractor, digger and
truok. Phone 480W8. 10-19
POTATO CELLAR FOR RENT
W. B. Graham, near Mac'a
Store. 10-18
ANY TYPE PIANOS for rent. Ap
ply rent to purchase later ir
dealred. Louis Mann, tunar.
Derby', 117 Bo. 7th; 11-11
FOR RENT 6000 acre winter
paaturo for cattle. Write W. 8.
Hutchen, Red Bluff, Calif.
11-16
30 Real Estat (or Sale
FOR BALE Btor building In
good business center. Com
fortable living quarter, garage,
woodshed. Reasonably priced.
Term. 229 Eat Main. 10-19
Desirable New Home
It has flv room, hardwood
floors, fireplace, garage on pave
ment with all Hen paid. Price
$3600.00 with $400.00 down pay
ment. CHILCOTE & SMITH
Bine 1909
116 N. 9th Phone 66
10-17
BMALL HOUSE, i acre ground,
close in, city lights and water.
Immediate possession, 700;
small down payment. Christ
Huck, 1320 Pleasant. 10-21
FOR BALE 80-acre ranch on
highway, not far out, under
government Irrigation, 1107
Main. 10-16
BEE LEWI8 TRACTS on Shasta
Way. 810 down, 86 monthly,
Including Interest. Mr. Ben P.
Lewis, owner. Rt. 1, Box 896.
Phone 36J2. 10-18
LARGE 8TOCK RANCH Sell
cheap or trade for city prop
arty. Phone 23F11. 10-17
BEAT OFFER takea apartment
house alt. 1918 Johnson ave-
nuo, or will trade Jackson conn
ty property. Nellie Wall, Box
899, Modrora, ore. iu-it
34
Automotive
'37 CHEVROLET TUDOR Radio
and heater, 8660. Includes fi
nance and Insurance for 18
month. See Mickey Bronson
Automotive Service, tlh and
Klamath. 10-18
FOR SALE '37 Dodge by owner.
Phone 99-W. 10-18
TRAILER HOUSE for sal cheap.
Phone 1118. 10-18
iron bai.h 'XX Ford nlekuD
good condition. Bargain. Box
94.1. News-Herald. 11-18
36 Miicallaneout (or Sal
NEW PRICES ON STOVE OIL
8c, Diesel 7e. Hellbronner
ana Hca. mono zsh-w. iv-j
SPECIAL 200 boxea No. 1 choice
Riverside oranges, large aire.
11.29. while they last. Near
Oil City. South 6th St. 10-18
H. C. LITTLE Oil Burning Pipe
lea Furnace can be used In a
house without basement. This
Is the most economical way to
get furnace beat In the amall
home. Price of Furnace com
pletely Installed with tank and
burner a low a $179.60. For
pacification and estimate.
Phona 686. PEYTON A CO.
10-23
AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS of
all kinds. Popular price. Kim
ball' Glass Shop, 617 Walnut.
Phone 1243. 10-16
PERFECTION oil burning fur
nace give you ateady, oven
heat thermostatically controlled
at lowest operating coat; no
wlcka or moving parte to give
trouble. Beat of all these fur
naces are moderately priced.
Your old wood-coal furnace
may be turned In a down pay
ment, balance on eaay FHA
term of not more than (8.11
month. Call Bob Porter, Oregon
Equipment Co, Phone 1067.
11-14
SEVERAL USED AMERICAN
SUN FLAME oil heater. Your
choice at $49.60. Term to suit.
Oregon Equipment Co., 127 So.
Sixth. 10-21
WILL SELL fine Cole Hot Blaat
oil circulator heater, $60 cash.
Used one year. Phone 2248 be
tween 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. 10-16
934-tf
FOR SALE Seed and food rye.
Reasonable price. Phone 17F3.
Zuckerman Bros.. Midland
Rnnch, 10-19
FOR SALE Carrots, No. 1 76c
sack. Cryatal'a, Merrlll-Lake-vlow
Junction. 10-26
BRANDED POTATO BAGS
Stencils, twine. See our new
twine reol atanda. People'a
Warehouse. 10-31
BALED HAY, delivered. R. J.
Morgan, Rt. 1, Box 924. 10-18
SPARKS OIL STOVES Now
burn low priced Diesel oil and
are specially designed to moet
tho boating requirements of
Wostorn homos. All Sparks
have choerful visible flame and
boat the living xono with both
rndlntlng and circulating heat.
Our engineering department
will help yon select the right
size for your home. Phone 636.
PEYTON & CO. 10-2S
YOUR LAST CHANCE to get
Bnrtlott poars. Concord grapes,
variety of apples, both ripe and
groon tomntooa. Po-Ka-Dot
Fruit Stand, Riverside. 234-tf
FOR SALE Red Irish setter
pups. 2281 Warring St. 10-20
36 MWcallanaou (or Sale)
Auction
Friday. Oct. 91st 13 Noon
144 mile west of Worden, Or.,
or 6 mile north of Dorrl, Calif.
That I bav decided to move
to eaatern Oregon, will sail the
following, to the highest bidder
wltbont limit or reeervoi
SO Head Dairy Cattle M Head
A clean herd of young Guern
sey, Jersey, Holsteln and Durham
cows, alto yearlings and weaner.
1 3-year-old Ouernsey hull.
1 (ray mare, weight 1160.
I et of harness.
1 1-year-old Duroe Jersey boar.
1 2-year-old Duroc-Jersey sow,
bred.
I Wesner pigs, appro, weight
86 lbs.
70 Plymouth Rock hen, pullets,
rooster.
Machinery
I Clstraa tractor, 30 h. p.
1 16 11 II Nlcholaa Bbepard Oliver
combine.
1 Oliver 10-ft. grain drill.
1 Oliver 10-ft. tandem disc
1 McCormlck-Deerlng cultivator,
complete.
1 Oliver hay rake.
1 Oliver mowing machine.
1 McCormlck-Deerlng farm truck.
1 set of running gear.
1 fan mill.
1 walking plow.
1 bog scalding vat.
All machinery In excellent con
dition and ready to go.
Hay
IS ton of red top meadow bay.
2 cabin to move, 10x20 ft.
Cook tor.
Radio.
Royal Bin aream aeparator.
Cream cans.
Milk bucket.
Fork.
Shovel
Cross-cut aw.
Many other Item too numerous
to mention.
"Come Prepared to Buy."
Terms: Caah.
O. F. TRAVERS,
Owner.
CHAS. K. WIESE,
Auctioneer.
Phona 11, Tulelake, Calif.
10-19
OIL BURNER, used ebort time.
Cheap for caah. Phona 420
10-17
FOR SALE 20 ft. boat, cabin
crulaer, powered with 6-cylln-der
Unlveraal Marine engine
practically new. Terms can be
arranged. Inquire Hogna Ser
vice Station, 76 Main. Phone
1469. "10-17
PINE BLOCKS Bone dry, $2.00
at bin, $3.26 delivered. Phone
sZ-M. 11-7
FOR SALE Small light boat,
suitable for hunting. Inquire
New Method Cleaner. 10-1$
80 HEAD black face owes, 4 year
old and under. W. B. Graham,
near Mac'a atora. 10-18
CHOPPER. Hobart. half-horse,
fine condition; also new band
Hear. 1708 Oregon avenue.
10-18
UNREDEEMED Elgin and Bulova
watchea as low at $4.60. Select
your Xmaa glfta now. Use our
lay-away plan. Ricky' Jewelry,
621 Main. Licensed Pawnbrok
er. 10-26
FOR SALE Pneumatic rubber
duck boat, first class condition,
holds 1 men. Complete with
oara, $16.00. $01 California
avenue. tt
USED PIPELES8 FURNACE for
wood or coal. $36.00. Thia
furnace la In good condition
but Is being replaced by a mod
ern H. C. Little OH Burning
Floor Furnace because of the
additional comfort and con
venience. Phona 686. PEYTON
CO. 4980 tt
SALE OF WALLPAPER Your
choice of over 100 lovely pat
tern sale priced at one-third
off. Free eetlmatea on material
and labor. Southern Oregon
Hardware Co., Phona 161. 11-7
DO YOUR FALL PLANTING
NOW Treea, atarubs, rosea and
evergreena. Lakeahori Garden
Nursery, half-mile west Moore
Park. Phone 861J1. 10-17
MOVING T Call Klamath Falls
Transfer and Storage, 4th and
Klamath. Phono 1097.
11-4-mtf
PICK-UP BAGS People' Ware
house. 10-31
GUARANTEED "SHURBLOOM"
BULBS Tulip, narcissus, Jon
quils. Time now to plant. Some
Imported from Holland. 10c
and 20c package. Montgomery
Ward Farm Store, 130 Main
St. 10-19
BODY FIR WOOD Phone
1490-M. 10-26
CASH PAID tor used pianos. I
recondition and sell, adding
only cost work, $4 or $6 month
terms. Or rent wltl. later pur
. chaae privilege., rent applied.
Louis Mann, tuner, Derby's 117
So. 7th. 11-11
PUBLIC "STORAGE" Service
Klamath Falla Transfer and
Storage, Fourth and Klamath.
11-4-mtf
FERTILIZER Sheep or cow,
lawn dirt, dry blox wood. Roy
Schmeck, 1438 Shasta Way.
Phone 1269. 10-26
38
For Sal or Trad
FOR SALE OR TRADE Boat
and motor. Charlie Read Sad
dlery. 348tf
To Exchange
chang
FOR TRADE Portable saw mill
for fir logs, 2336 Shasta Way.
10-18
TRADE 46-ACRE RANCH, 7 miles
from Belma, for acreage within
6 mile of town. Call 2336
Shasta Way, 4th cabin, between
6 and 8. 10-26
42 Mitcallaneom Wanted
CASH for old gold coins, gold
teeth, watchea and worn-out
jewelry. Ricky' Jowelry "d
Loan Office, 622 Main. 11-10
WANTED Furniture, atoves,
household goons. George a Bar
gain Btore, 64 Main. Phone
438-W. 11-10-mtf
WANTED Wood to saw. Inquire
Gllmore Station, 6th and Oak.
10-16
WANTED Beef, veal, pork and
live poultry. 201 E. Main.
10-29
CASH PAID for white round acrew
top wine d brown beer bot
tles near rear door Armory.
Ralph Barnall. 10-22
HIGHEST PRICES paid for used
furniture and atoves. O. K. Second-Hand
'Hore, 820 Klamath.
Phone 991. 10-31-mtf
44 Uvtoct and feyjjlff
FOR SALE Young work mares.
Jessa Lilly, Dairy, Ore. 10-20
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey and
Guernsey cows. 2 blocks north
Irlella'a store. Miller Lane.
10-19
FOR SALE Young fresh 6-gal.
cow. Teated. $50. Phone
1168-J. 10-19
FOR SALE 11 tona timothy
. hay; alao Jeraey cow. Earl Til-
ton. Lakevlew highway, near
junction. 10-17
FOR SALE Black saddle mare,
five year. Klamath Riding
Stable. 4293-tf
FOR SALE Feeder pigs. Inquire
Malln Hotel. u-iu
FOR SALE Team young work
horses and harness; also 10
head dairy heifers. D. Hoefler,
Dairy. 10-17
CHICKS HATCHING every week.
M a g u I r a Electric Hatchery.
1416 N. E. Oregon St., Port
land. Ore. 10-31-mtf
46
Financial
LOW RATES
on
AUTO LOANS-
and
REFINANCING
Quick, Dependable, Safe
No Co-Signer No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let ua finance your new or used
car purchase
Motor Investment Co.
License M-104
114 N. 7th Ph. 882
ll-9mtf
NEED MONEY?
Let The "Friendly Finance Co."
Furnish The Cash.
AUTO LOANS
FINANCING
See
COMMERCIAL
FINANCE CORP.
Wm. Frohnmayer, Mgr.
License No. M-22S.
116 8. 7th St. Phone 471
10-31
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS
Equity No. 883S
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
M2RLB M. STAUB,
Plaintiff,
ye.
LUELLA STAUB,
Defendant.
TO LUELLA STAUB, Defend
ant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff on tile
against you In the above entitled
suit on or before the 17th day
ot October, 1938, that being the
date of the laat publication of
this summons and if you fall to
so answer or otherwise appear for
want thereof, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for In his complaint, ,to
wlt: tor a decree of divorce of
and from you and that your name
be restored to Luella Ogletree, on
the grounda ot desertion for more
than one year prior to the filing
of plaintiff's complaint.
This summons la served upon
you by publication thereof In the
Evening Herald a dally news
paper published and circulated In
Klamath County, Oregon, once a
week for four successive weeks,
(five publications), pursuant to
order of the Honorable Edward
B. Ashurst, Judge of the above
entitled Court, made and entered
September 19, 1938, the first
publication thereof to be made
September 19tb, 193S, and the
last publication thereof to bo
made on the 17th day ot October,
1938.
EDWIN E. DRISCOLL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post Office and Business Ad
dress 206 Williams Bldg.,
Klamath Falls, Oregon,
S 19-26; 0 3-10-17. ' No. 164
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S HALE
Equity No. 400S----NOTICE
Is hereby' given that
by virtue of an Execution duly ia
ued out of the Circuit Court ot
40
LEGAL NOTICES
the State of Oregon, for Klamath
County, dated October 11, 1938,
In a certain suit, In said Court,
wherein Standard Supply Co., a
corporation, plaintiff, versus El
vira Hlrvl and Jacob Hlrvl, Jr.,
defondanta, the plaintiff recover
ed Judgment agalnat defendanta
for the sum of $1,260.00, with
Interest thereon from August 21,
1933, nntll paid at the rate of 87o
per annum: the further sum of
$76.00 Interest to August 21,
1933; the sum of $125.00 a at
torney' fee, and $17.46 coat
and disbursements of suit, which
said Judgment was entered and
docketed In said Court on August
21, 1938.
Notice Is hereby given that act
ing under said Execution I hare
lovled upon as real property or.
said defendanta the following de
scribed property:
Beginning on the northerly
boundary line of Main Street In
the City of Klamath Falls.
Klamath County. Oregon, at a
point thereon distant 68 feet
northeasterly from the easterly
boundary line of 11th Street;
thence northwesterly parallel
with 11th Street 175 feet;
thence northeasterly and paral
lel with Main Street 14 feet;
thence northwesterly and paral
lel with 11th Street 66 feet
to the southerly line of Pine
Street; thence northeaaterly
along said line of Pine Street
48 feet; thence southeasterly
and parallel with 11th Street
128 feet; thence northeasterly
and parallel with Main Street
60 feet; thence southeasterly
and parallel with 11th Street
112 feet to the northerly line of
Main Street at a point thereon
distant 126 feet sonthweaterly
from the southwest corner of
Lot 6, Block 1, Hot Spring Ad
dition to the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon; thence sonth
weaterly along the northerly
line of Main Street 111 feet to
the place of beginning; being
a tract of land unplatted and
situated In the SEl of the SEl
of Section 29, and the NEi of
the NEi of Section 82, Town
ahlp 38 South, Range 9 East
of the Willamette Meridian,
and that I will, on the 17th day of
November. 1938. at the front aoor
of the Court House of Klamath
County, Oregon, In the City or
Klamath Falls, at eleven o'clock
In the forenoon of said day, sell,
at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, all right, title and
Interest of the said Elvira Hlrvl
and Jacob Hlrvl, Jr. in and to said
real property to satisfy said Judg
ment. Done thla 11th day of October,
A. D. 1938.
L. L. LOW.
Sheriff ot Klamath
County, Oregon,
By J. E. FRANEY.
Deputy.
O 17-24-31; N 7-14 News. No. 166
NOTICE IXVTnXG PROPOSALS
FOB FURNISHING PUMPS,
ETC., FOR KLAMATH DRAIN
AGE DISTRICT
nni.T. will lA
DWVU yiUWWIB " . .
opened and considered by the
Board of Supervisor ot the Klam
ath Drainage District for two elec
t r I c a 1 1 y operated automatic
pumps, equipment, and installa
tion complete.
Specifications can be secured
from John Liskey, president, at
hla residence In the District. Mall
address John Liskey, Merrill,
Proposals should be mailed to
C. P. Taylor, secretary, in um
la RM, Klamath Falls. Oreeon or
loft thorn nprnnnnllv anrl will be re
ceived up to and including the
nour oi iu ocjock a. ra. uciuuer
29th, 1933.
Tho Rnnrrl of Runervlsora re
serves the right to reject any and
all Dius.
O. P. TAYLOR.
Secretary Klamath
t Drainage DlBtrlct.
O. 10-17. No. 164.
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE OF
FILING FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON,
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAM
ATH. IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF P. M. FELT (Some
times known a Philip M. Felt,
Deceased.
Notice la hereby given that I
have filed my Final Account as
Administratrix of the Estate of
P. M. Felt, Deceased, and the
above-entitled Court has fixed 2
o'clock in the afternoon of Wed'
nesday, November 2, 1938, as the
iime, and the Circuit Court Room
in the Court House of Klamath
County. Oregon, at Klamath Falls.
Oregon, as the place when and
where any person may present ob
jections or exceptions to said
Final Account, at which time the
above-entitled Court will finally
pass upon and settle said Account,
STELLA E. FELT,
Administratrix ot the Estate ot
P. M. Felt, Deceased.
S. 26; Oct. 3-10-17-24 No. 156
NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
KLAMATH COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF WALTER R.' LOCKE,
DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that The
United States Nationnl Bank of
Portland has been appointed ex
ecutor ot the last will and testa
ment and estate of Walter R.
Locke, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
required to present them, with
the proper vouchers, to said ex
ecutor at the Klamath Falls
Branch ot said The United States
National Bank of Portland within
six months from October 10, 1938.
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK OF
PORTLAND
0. 10-17-24-31; N. 7. No. 161.
MALIN STUDENTS
SLATE CARNIVAL
MALIN Plans ar all mad
for the annual grade school car
nival to be held In the grade
school gymnasium next Friday
evening. October 11. when a band
of gypsies will be camped there
to provide entertainment. Con
cessions, games, a wishing well,
fortune teller and food conces
sions will be on hand for di
version following . the program
and floor show. A Jitney dance
will also be In order.
Funds from the carnival are
uaed each year to finance school
activities. The publto 1 cordially
Invited to attend.
TRANSIENTS GET
BROKEN BONES IN
TULELAKE FIGHT
TULELAKE Tranalents who
became quarrelsome during the
paat week suffered broken bones
and were taken to Yreka for
bearing by Deputy Sheriff Roy
Dysert Saturday. Namea of two
who suffered more se lions In
Carload Potato Shipments
Day of
Month Beaaon 1938-89 Season l8f-8g
Oct. to Season Oct. to Season
QeU Dally Data to Data Daily Date to Dat
I 1S 17 IT 436
T i to nt l Til
16 64 662 I 16 44$
29 74 682 8 1 44$
I 23 97 706 ' "
6 27 124 73l 1 47
7 19 161 761 21 1
' " 798 62 "0
t 198 Tot 61 1C1 70
""lO 20 218 826 11 1 91
Tl 13 241 849 34 M 626
12 30 271 879 34 660
H It 204 911 24 66 686
H 24 328 936 22 187 706
15 18 244 952 17 0 1
" ' 19 12$ 742
j7 16 339 761
Yg 22 361 760
" 19 M 89
'!- 619 638 -
il 20 439 856
22 1 874
28 481 900
.4 ' li 497 116
Ji 1 16 g 1
il 15 627 146
T7 16 646 964
J8 ' 15 560 97
29 U 571 990
80 16 686 1005
31 U 9 696 1014
1 xsssBsaSB
Month shipment by truck 66 661 1080
Complied from official records by the county agent' offle.
State Federal Inspector Ross Aubrey and The News-Herald.
CHINESE
i
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
cereal grass.
6 It is grown
on low land,
easily
13 Clay huts.
14 To entice
15 Metallic
rock.
16 Voluble.
17 To scrutinize.
19 Prickle.
21 Ell.
22 King of
beasts.
23 Pillar of
stone.
24 Senior.
25 Elevator.
26 Metrical
composition.
27 Toward.
29 To diversify.
30 Sour in
aspect
31 Evergreen
tree.
32 Amphitheater
center
34 South African
farmer.
35 Paths of
Answer to
mathematical
curves.
36 Skin.
37 Spar.
38 To sink.
39 New England
fish.
40 South
America.
41 Pair.
42 Form of "8."
43 Trees, genu
Ulmus.
4STo permit.
46 Cut of meat
47 Passage.
49 Flower leaf.
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p ooIpQe p rDfa n el
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Tpllrlo LlLlO W I N SQB Y
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3T33 I pW -" "35 -""""T
55 I I " 38
Z Imp s ira
juries were not available aW
though on ufferad a broke
left arm when atruok Wedneadai
night with a section ot two bj
four by William Sleglar of tht
Homestead cafe after the now
comera became abusive.
The second, treated for a.
broken Jaw, was unable to fur
nish officer with detail of bit
Injury,
On Friday morning, John Hex
ron, freshman at the high achool
waa treated for three severed
tendon In hi right band after
he tell through a window at the
high achool.
POTATO
Pick-up Sacks
LOJUtS
For Harvesting
Battaglia
& Burger
ao WUllama Building
Pbon 1400
Merrill Phone SA08
FOOD GRASS
Previous Paul
9 Piece of cor
respondence. 10 Sheep's coat.
11 Eccentric.
12 Beasts' horn
18 Folding bed.
20 Skirt's edge.
22 Italian coin. .
23 Acid.
24 It is very
rich In 1 .
25 Farm.
26 Bard.
28 It Is a staple
diet In the
29 Blood feud.
30 Bride's
property.
31 Haze.
33 Stream. -
34 The soul
33 Gibbon.
37 Face cover.
38 Small twig
40 Tiny.
42 Eagle's next
44 To Jump.
45Thln.
46 To plant
48 Three.
49 Postscript.
81 Northwest
50 It is grown
for its seed
or.
52 It is a
food crop.
53 Tendon.
VERTICAL
1 Tatter
2 Wastrel.
S Spiral spring.
4 To recede
5 To change
into bone.
6 Enthusiasm.
7 To hasten.
8 France