The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 21, 1940, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. May 21, 1940 Manketi and tyiHcuieicU WAR STOCKS T NEW YORK, May Jl (AP) War stocks today led the mar ket in one of the widest breaks In two years as severe allied re verses brought visions to Wall Street of a German-forced quick peace. Losses ran to IS or more points for pivotal steels, air- crafts, electrical equipments, coppers, motors and chemicals. The ticket tape frequently was behind floor dealings on the downswing, slowing on feeble recovery shifts. Quotations were above the lows in most cases at the c 1 o i e with dealings speedy. Transfers were around 4,000,000 shares, biggest turn over since last September. Major commodities weakened. Bonds generally followed stocks, although German and Danish dollar loans moved upward. The "free" British pound sterl ing dropped substantially, along with the French franc Utilities and rails were lesser sufferers than others, but they were well down at the finish. Conspicuous losers included U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Youngs town Sheet, Douglas Aircraft, United Aircraft, Glenn Martiu, Boeing, Lockheed, Sperry, Gen eral Motors, Chrysler, U. S. Rubber, Allied Chemical, West lnghouse, Dow Chemical, Philip Morris, Loft, Standard Oil of N. J., Anaconda, American Smelting, Kennecott, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, J. I. Case, Sears Roebuck and Great North ern. Adams Express Air Reduction , Alaska Juneau Si 371 41 1414 41 891 11 Al Chem Ac Dye . Allied Stores American Can Am Eng Til . LEAD SWIF PRICE DROP Chief of Police's Sale of Real Properly for Assessment Liens NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 12th day of June, front door of the City HaU In Klamath Falls, Klamath county, xouowmg aesuiDca premises, LOT ADDITION MILLS: a 402 830-331 Nl 888 867 At 367 870 HOT SPRINGS 1 - M ' " 8 ' -. . ., "18 . 1920 21 .23 23 4 6 ' i 24 " . ' Nly 44.8' . 1 NE100' , 1 SW SO' ' 3 - 4 S ' 13 13 14 21 8 11 12 It 13 Nely 50 9 HILLSIDE: ' "' 4 5 NE100' 8 NE100' RAILROAD: 2C 4C . 4D BD 9A 10C It 10D 12A & 12B 15C 15D 17A As 17B 17D -18A 19B 19C 20A . 20B . .' 2SA 27B 28B 29A, 2BB It SOB 30A 31B 39A ; 39B NICHOLS: ,6.Por. desc. deed vol. 65, P. 4 110 111 113 122 122 28 80 80 30 80 30 80 81 SI 31 33 : 35 35 35 35 83 . 38 35 35 35 38 36 38 ;.S7 ; .18 ; is 18 8 s 8 5 5 5 5 5 . S 5 5 6 6 6 ... 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 8 6 49 whichhhvtIteen"dedlinauen5 for mnJ1 ' " lnTtm or ' ,bularrm for the collection of special assessment liens, VxilSrKJSS 2n" ye.ruPrior 10 May13', 1.940' on reaI 4tate wlth,n the corporate limits of the j' ?: - County, Oregon, which warrant or list is in my hands. Each of the lots parcels or tracts above 68,2210 Oregon Code 1930, as amended, providing method of foreclosing special assessment liens. .'h,0' ??id lof' P8'?61" nd tracts will be sold separately and will be struck off to the first bidder offering to pay the City of Klamath Falls the full amount oi its assessment liens plus interest and the costs of and upon thTsale" Dated this 14th day of May, 1940. First publication: May 14, 1940. Final publication: June 11, 1940. 1 Si s 10 32 Am Tel It Tel ., Am Tob "B" .. Am Water Worka ... Am Zinc L At S ... Anaconda .......... 1401 701 - At ' 41 IS 41 Armour 111 Atchison Auburn Auto Bait At Ohio . 141 IS 3 71 361 est 171 181 14 31 141 1 41 21 40 441 31 31 311 ' 881 41 81 16 : 3U 341 81 34 43 121 . 81 741 1S3 128 3 1 291 ' 371 1 40 41 131 161 81 19 31 81 81 431 201 421 21 49 231 321 Banudall .... Bendix Avia Beth Steel Boeing Alrp Borden Borge-Warner Budd Mfg .... Calif Packing Callahan Z L Calumet Hee Canadian Pacific . Case (J I) .... Cat Tractor Celanese . ...... Cert-Teed v Ches At Ohio . Chrysler Col Gas At El Com'l Solvents Comm'nw'lth At Sou , Consol Aircraft :. Consol Edison Consol Oil ' ' ; Cont'l Can Corn Products - Crown Zellerbach ' ' Curtiss Wright Doug Aircraft Dupont De N -. Eastman Kodak'. El Pow At Lt Erie R R General Electric General Foods'......; Gen Gas At El "A" General Motors - Gillette .:. Goodyear Tire Gt Nor Ry pfd" Hecker Prod Holland Furnace , Hudson Motors Illinois Central Insp Copper Int Harvester Int Nick Can . Int Pap At P pfd Int Tel At Tel Johns Manville Kennecott - Lib O Ford : n - wic . n Am For Power ..".., Am Power At Light . Am Rad Sta San Am Roll Mills ... Am Smelt At Ret BLOCK . TO .WHOM. ASSESSED E. C. Ac Pearl Yoeum. ' " T. H. Massey. ; -. Lura It Ephraim Cummlngs. Ethel L. At Clauds H. Davis. G. W. Nitschelm. ,-r- L. W. At Ella Gates. " ' A. B. Lund. Mary X. CLoughlln. Carrie E. Mooney. A. J. Connolly, Trustee. " J. B. RusselL ' - Bess M. Cannon. ' Robert S. Campbell. " Klamath Home Builders. F. D. Stafford. . , C. D. Meissner. . Templar Motor Co. Klamath Cabinet Shop.' Ira lu Davis. Ira L. Davis. C. A. Fish. ; Albert V A lone B. Humphrey. - Leo B. -Sharp. - - Leo B. Sharp. Martin McAndrews. ' R. W. Smith.' ' Dorothy Dadmun Hamaker. .. S.E.. Henderson.. V. E. O'Neill...-., ... Klamath-Development-Cs. Mrs. A. J. Meissner. Klamath Development Co. ; E. M. Chilcote It D: M. Smith. Madeline Cook... . Mike and Anna Zupan. Nina Barnhouse. J. E. O'Mara.' Aura B It J. B. Ferguson. -. D. C. Cook undiv 1-3 int. .: Herbert J. Savidge. George R. Lindley. Harry Drury. Etta M. Moore. C. C. Keller. . C. C. Kelley. C. C. Kelley. -- C. C. Kelley. C. C. Kelley. V.O.Lyon.. ' . Mabel G. Stonehouse. Ella It Herbert C. Clark. J. P. Lyon. ' 3. P. Lyon. : ; Geo. J. Earnest It A. L. Rigers. R. -E. : Wright V.M.. G. Mac- ,Nevln. R. E. It Alice Wright. Elda Houston. ' 89 32 a 181 321 - 4 181 10 121 181 6 91 ISi 41 81 7 SI 261 116 21 74 181 27 41 SS 71 331 18 41 ISI 28 Lorillard P . Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv Nat l Biscuit .. Nat'l Cash Nat'l Dairy Prod Nat'l Dist Nat'l Pow & Lt .. N Y Central . North Amer Co .. Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Otis Steel ;. Pac Amer Fish .. Pac Gas 4s El Pac Tel & Tel .. Packard Motor Penney (J C) ... Penna R R .. Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet . Proctor At Gamble Pressed Steel Car Pub Svc N J ; Pullman . Radio Rayonier LL. Rayonier pfd . Rem Rand ' Reynolds Tob "B" Richfield Oil . Safeway Stores' Sears Roebuck . 61 351 61 34t 63 81 71 241 7 Si 21 17t 22 321 51 6 71 Shell Union .....1 Socony Vacuum '. Sou Cal Edison Southern Pacific .; Standard Brands , Standard Gas At El ; Stand Oil Calif . Standard Oil Ind Stand Oil N J . Stone At Webster Studebaker Sunshine Mining Sup Oil 11 Texas Corp 341 281 91 36 41 66 13 75 421 121 11 60 101 151 161 711 Texas Gulf Sulphur Tidewater Asso Oil ,.; Timken Roll Bearing '. Trans-America Union Carbide Union Oil Calif Union Pacific United Aircraft United Airlines . United Corporation. United Fruit United Gas Imp U S Indust Alcohol . U S Rubber U S Rubber pfd Ligg Myers "B" Loews - Long-Bell "A" '. 1940, beginning at the hour of 10:00 A. M. of said day, at the Oregon, I will sell at public sale for cash in hand all of the . " : DATE LEVIED ASSESSMENT AMOUNT " September 10, 1927 Street ' -' $ 623.78 September 10, 1927 Street 553.94 September 10, 1927 . Street 205.86 September 10, 1927 Street Each 268.81 . September 10, 1927 Street 443.39 June 30, 1928 Street 731.55 June 30, 1928 Street , 669.04 June 30, 1928 Street 1,291.81 June 30, 1928 Street ' Each 989.68 - June 30, 1928 Street - 989.67 June 30, 1928 Street 985.62 June 30, 1928 Street 954.00 June 30, 1928 Street & Sewer 856.38 June 30, 1928 Street As Sewer 1,743.30 . June 30, 1928 Street Ac Sewer 1,013.25 June 30, 1928 Street 1,048.19 June 30, 1928 Street 1,466.00 June 30, 1928 ' Street 695.40 June 30, 1928 Street 1,121.21 June 30, 1928 Street - - 1,220.93 June 30, 1928 Street 337.48 June 30, 1928 , ' Street 1,638.61 JuneO, 1928 Street . . 1,306.16 June 30, 1928 Street 1,101.26 June 30, 1928 Street ' 678.56 . June 30, 1928 ' Street 979.30 June 30, 1928 Street 839.81 June 30, 1928 Street . 878.55 June 30, 1928 . . Street . 265.03 June 30, 1928 Street Ac Sewer 1,244.55 June 30, 1928 Street Ac Sewer 850.97 June 30, 1928 Strest Ac Sewer 1,121.11 May 4, 1927 Street 485.98 ... May 4, 1927 Street 248.30 May 4, 1927 Street . 229.15 May 4, 1927 Street 248.30 . June 30, 1928 Street 174.26 .. June 30, 1928 : Street Each 218.12 . June 30, 1928 Street Each 138.82 June 30, 1928 Street 562.52 June 30, 1928 Street 562.52 June 30, 1928 ' Street Each 344.35 June 30, 1928 Street 222.95 May 4, 1927 , . Street 793.87 May 4, 1927 . Street 404.33 May 4, 1927 Street 381.14 May 4, 1927 Street 348.55 May 4, 1927 Street i. 332.07 June 30, 1928. Street 625.80 , June 30, 1928 Street 338.70 June 30, 1928 Street 337.31 May 9, 1923 Street Ac Sewer Each 434.98 May 9, 1923 " Street Ac Sewer 359.41 June 30, 1928 Street 281.82 . ..May 9, 1923 ;.. Street Ac. Sewer 302.36 vMay 9, 1923 Street Ac Sewer 328.85 December 6,-1927 , Street 121.83 FRANK HAMM, Chief of Police of , the City of Klamalh Falls, Klamath County, Oregon. - M.' - lt, 21, 28;.J.i4, 11.- No. 80.' -: - 1 44 . 371 Walworth ., Warner Pictures Western Union Westinghouse ..... White Motor . 3 ..... 21 . 141 . 80 71 Woolworth 301 t. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, May 21 (AP-USDA) HOGS, salable 150, steady: around cars 185 lb. Californias 36.40 few medium 170 lb. butchers 36.00; package common 136 lb pigs $5.00; packing sows $4.25 S4.90. CATTLE, salable 50; steers absent, desirable grass kinds quoted $8.50-9.15, fed kinds ab sent, quoted up to $10.00; pack' age 700 lb. medium heifers $7.90 to feedlot; desirable grass cows steady, one load 1058 lb $7.00; undergrade cows slow, 15-25c lower late yesterday, mostly $4.73-5.75; bulls nominal, $7.00 down. Calves salable none. Nominally steady: late yester day load good 254 lb. vealers $10.50. ' SHEEP salable 300. lambs active, fully steady; few pack' ages choice 86 lb. lambs $9.50, long deck good 60 lb. lambs $9.00 with 10 per cent plain end at $8.00; shorn ewes most ly $2.00-3.23. WOOL MARKET BOSTON, May 21 (AP-USDA) There was very little business being transacted in wool today on the Boston market. Quota tions were mostly steady on spot wools. An occasional offering was- reported being quoted slightly easier. Good French combing length fine territory wools in original bags were quoted mostly at 82 to 83 cents, scoured basis. Country-packed three-eighths and quarter-blood bright fleece wools for shipment from the country were quoted mostly at 37 to 38 cents, in the grease. Delivered to users, little demand for these wools was re ported here but some local mills were reported active in the country. I really want to see if I like this kind of work. If I do. will go on with it If I don't, Will get into something else. David Rockefeller, on joining Mayor La Guardia s secretarial staff. Special City U S Steel Vanadium E CHICAGO, May 21 W) Over shadowed by news of continued German successes and pegged by minimum prices under which they could not go, wheat fluctu ated rapidly and widely today In a range of about 3 cents and a times as much as 41 cents under yesterday's close. Maximum losses, however, were pared frequently and much of the time the market held steady at net losses of about cents lor the day. Trade was sensitive to moderate buying and selling orders. At their lows wheat futures were within 2 cents of mini mums established; corn within about 11 cents. Soy beans reached maximum levels. Wheat closed 11-21 cents low er than yesterday's close. May 82!, July 82-821c; corn 11 cent down, May 631c( July 62-62tc; oats 1-1 1c lower. . Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., May 21 VP) BUTTER Prints. A grade. 291c lb. in parchment wrappers, 301c lb. in cartons; B grade, 281c lb in parchment wrappers, 29 ic lb, in cartons. BUTTERFAT First quality, maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Portland 261 27c lb.; valley routes and country points, 2c less, or 25c lb second quality, 2c under first, or -ac lb. CHEESE Selling price to Portland retailers: Tillamook triplets, 19c lb.; loaf. 20c lb FOB. Price to wholesalers, trio lets, 17c lb.; loaf, 18c lb. FOB Tillamook. EGGS Buying prices: Ex tras, large, 1516c; standards. large, 14c; extras, medium. 13c: ao standards, 13c doz. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country-killed nogs, Dest butchers, 125 150 lbs., 9-9c; vealers, fancy, 13l-14c lb.; light-thin, 10-12c; heavy. 10-1 lc in.; lambs, spring, 1617c; year lings, 10-12c lb.; ewes, 4-8c lb.; good cutter cows, 91-10c lb.; can ner cows, 8-9c lb.; bulls, lli-12c lb. LIVE POULTRY Buying price: No. 1 grade: Leghorn Drouers, l to 2 lbs., 15c; fryers, under 3 lbs., 17c; fryers. 3 to 4 lbs., 17c; roasters, over 4 lbs., 18c; Leghorn hens, over 31 lbs., 11c; Leghorn hens, under 31 lbs., loc; colored hens, over 8 lbs., 13c; colored hens, 4 lbs., to 5 lbs., 13c; old roosters, 4c. DRESSED TURKEYS Sell ing prices: Hens, No. 1, 13-141c lb.; toms, 9-10c lb. ONIONS Oregon No. 1. $2- 2.15 per SO-lb. bag; sets, white, 6ic; brown, 51c lb.; new Califor nia wax, 50s, $2.90; Texas wax, $2.90. NEW POTATOES Califor nia, whites, 60s, $1.20; 100 lbs., $2.25. POTATOES Deschutes. Sl.- 90-2.00; Klamath, (Tule lake), $1.80 cwt. local whites, 90c box: do sacks, $1.50-1.60 cental; Ma nn, $2.00 cental; southern yams. $2.40-2.50 crate. HAY Selling price to retail ers: Alfalfa, No. 1, $15.50 ton; oat-vetch, $13.00 ton; clover, $11 ton; Timothy, eastern Oregon, $17.00-18.00 ton; valley Timo thy, $14.00 ton, Portland. WOOL 1940. Eastern Oreson. fine, medium, 231-271c; cross bred, 30-3Hc lb; Willamette val ley, 12 months, nominal. 32c lb.: lambs, 25c lb. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator with the Will An nexed of the Estate of Albert E. Johnson, Deceased, by the Cir cuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for Klamath County, ,and has qualified. All persons hav ing claims against said Estate are notified to present the same to me with proper vouchers at the office of Wm. Kuykendall, Room 16, Loomls Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from April 30th. 1940. R. HEBER RADCLIFFE, Administrator, with the Will Annexed, 30; M 7-14-21 No. 71 Classified Index Apartments for rent .............24 Automotive ..........................34 Business Opportunities .....4fl Educational ....... 2 Financial ..46 tor sale or Trade General Notices Health Help Wanted, Female Help Wanted, Male -.. Houses for Rent ... Livestock and Poultry Lost and Found .......... Miscellaneous for Rent Miscellaneous for Sale ..........38 Miscellaneous Wanted ............42 Personals 6 Real Estate for Sals -,.,.......30 38 A 13 14 16 28 .44 ........28 m32 Room and Board 20 22 10 Rooma for Rent Services ........... Lost and Found LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN from Keno, Oregon, May 14 Pinto saddle mare, sorrel and white; wearing halter. Was with foal and may have young colt. Finder call Doris Sin clair, 1258. Reward, B-22 4 Oeneral Notices FREE . kittens. Part Persian cat and 617 Commercial, 5-21 NOTICE I will not bo rospon sible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Signed May 21, 1940. Robert Clarence Mitchell. 5-23 OREGON FOOD STORES Free dolivery service. Phone 243 or 1349. 6 23 SPECIAL Hot oil shampoo and finger wave, complete, Mon day through Thursday, only 50c. Northwestern Beauty College. 5-22 Personals MEN, WOMENI WANT VIMT Stimulants, tonics In Ostrex tablets pep up bodies lacking vitamin Bl, Iron, Calcium, Phosphorus. 33c slio today only 29c. First package satis fies or maker refunds low price. Call, ( write Whitman Drug and all other good drug stores. 5-31 WEDDING announcements $7.80 per hundred. CLARINE'S LETTER SHOP, 101 So. 9th, 5-21 Transportation Mount Hood Stages to Bend ana all points north will maintain their regu ar schedules, loavinq lo cal terminal at I p. m I -I n aany. bus passengers will be terned across the lake from Algoma" to Barclay Springs in Art Vroman's 35 -passenger aunch Marvro II. For further information Call 999 5-21 FREE MARCELS every Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday. Northwestern Beauty College. 8-9mtf Go By Motor Coach Shortest Route Lowest Fares to Northern Points . One Round Way Trip Spokane .$l 1.00 $20.05 Boise, Ida. 10.00 18.10 Portland 5.90 10.65 Seattle 8.40 14.65 Mt. Hood Stages, Inc. Busses leave 1:00 P. M. Greyhound Depot Phone 999 5-20-mtf 10 Services KLAMATH WINDOW KLEAN- ERS We specialize in win dow cleaning. Office, store or home. Janitor service. Please telephone 888. 5-24 CARE OF CHILDREN. Phone - 6-17 145. GLASS Duplate Safety Glass, window glass, plate and mirrors, resll vering. Kimball's Glass Shop, 527 Walnut. Phone 2243. 6-6mtf PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS at your service. Estimates free. J. E. Patterson Paint Store, 1025 Main. Phone 1741. 8-31 PAINTING-PAPERHANGING R. E. Simmons. Fhone 1643 6-8 PAINTING-PAPERHANGING Interior decorating. Fred - Laughton, Master Painter. Ph 2683. 6-8mtf STOP SHIMMY and Tire Wearl Get easier steering, more gas milcago. Bear and Bean Fac tory Equipment. See E. V. Allen at Balsigcr's Modern Re pair Department. 6-22 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING 25 years' experience. Esti mates free. Phone 722. Wm. Post. 6-14 CARPENTER, first class. Phone 1419. 5-22 FLOOR SANDING and rcflnish lng. Clifford Golden, phone 168-W-3. 8-31mtf NU-BONE CORSETIER Phone 421. Hortonse Peterson. B-22 LAWNS Complete care. Phone 2138-R. 6-13 CURTAINS home laundered ai:d stretched. Reasonable. Phone 1425-W. 6-llmtf FLOOR SANDING Old floors rcfinished. Norman Fralcy. Phone 168 J-4. ' ' 8-17mtf PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, knlsomining. Phone 1470-R, Melvln E. Frost. 6-lSmtf Real Estate Wanttd Servloes LAWNMOWERS, Saws, Indian Motorcycles. General repair ing. Bodenhamrrs, 351-3 E. Main. Phone 848. 6-14 YOURS FOR THE BEST OF HEALTH Pop . Vim VI' tallty. Swedish massage by an expert. Oscar S. Nlsson. Ph. 361 for appointment. 731 Main. This adv. value $1. 8-22 PAINTING, paperhanging, kal somining, house painting and roof staining. Fhone 69-J-2 C. A. Konsella. , 613 HIGHEST PRICES paid for used furniture and stoves, O. K, Second Hand Store, 820 Klenv ath. Phone 901. 613mtf WRINOER ROLLS Washing machine and vacuum cleaner parts for all makos. Merit Washing Machine Service, 709 Sout 8th. 8-iemtf LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED, $100. Poole's Bike Shop. 8 22 DOREMUS Rug and Furniture Cleaners. Orientals a special ty. 2012 Orchard. Phone 2143. 6-8 MATTRESSES REBUILT One day service. Economy Mat tress and Upholstering. Phono 1206. 2313 So. 6th. 8-27 WANTED Lawn work, spad ing, odd lobs. Phone 274B-J. W. E. Blair. 5-23 DRESSMAKING. Homstitchlng, buttons, buckles recovered, alterations on new and old clothing. Mrs. II. M. Allen der, 731 Main, room 216. Ph. 425. B-lBintf FOR SEWING, Alterations and Remodeling see Mrs. Harney. Phone 2685. 2111 Darrow. 822 JNO. II. LOCK Painting and papering. Fine In terior work a specialty, 'Rea sonable. Phone 1151. 6-13 x IRONING 50c dozen pieces. Will call and deliver. Phone 833-M. 28-tf PAINTING. KALSOMIN1NG H. L. Brown. Phone 1992. 6 lDmtf 12 Educational WHEN YOU THINK OF SUC CESS, think of Northwestern Beauty College. One of Amer ica's exceptional training schools. Enroll now. 5-25 13 Health CONVALESCENT HOME Fac ing park, Lithia water. Ash land, Ore. Room, bdtird $10.00 per week. Cabins, apartments for rent, reasonable. 6-6 DENTAL PLATES repaired. Usually 1 to 3 hours. Dr. Gordon Lrdlngham. 6 8 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTED Girl for housework. 1503 Worden. 5-22 WANTED Experienced beauty operator. 151 E. Main be tween 8:30 a. m. and 6 p. m. 8-27 GIRL for light housework. E. Main. Call mornings. 301 8-21 WANTED Experienced maid for housework. Phone 500. 1378tf 18 Help Wanted, Male WANTED Boy with high school education with desire to learn good trade. See Char les Finch, 124 So. 9th. 8-21 WANTED Man for night clerk and cleaning. Apply in per son, Lake Hotel. 5-21 WANTED Married man for farm. Must be experienced. State age and give local refer ence. News-Herald, Box 500. 8-21 18 Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED farm hand wants work, Have , trailer house. Chrcsthavcr, Rt, 1, Box 246, So. 6th. 5-23 EXPERIENCED ranch hand, sin gle, wants steady Job. News Herald, Box 1542. 5-22 BOOKKEEPER Lumber exper ience, desires position. Excel lent local references. Box . 1047, News-Herald. 5-26 YOUNG GIRL,-18, wishes any kind, work, 309 Commercial. 5-21 CHILDREN cared for: hour, week, month. Phono 1502. 6-17 PRACTICAL NURSE wishes em ployment, Phono 69-W-5. 5-22 YOUNG MAN wants Job on farm. Tako anything. Mack's Lunch, or phone 1904-W. . 5-22 HOUR WORK Experienced, 101 2-J. 8-25 DEPENDABLE gardening, land scape, yard and lawn work. Albert Barrett, Ashland Rt. 6-16 WANTED Ranch work. Ex perienced, married man, Chris Thomasser, Hot Springs Hotel, Room 22. - 6-21 MAN WANTS HOTEL WORK Experienced cook and coun ter man. Room 22, Hot Springs Hotel. Chaa. Thomasser,. 5-21 10 Situations Wanted TRAINED NURSE, MASSEUSE Care Invalid or chronic. Rea sonable. 410-11. 822 20 Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM Modern home. 1327 Sargent. 6-27 ROOM AND BOARD $25.00 month. 2007 Modoc. Inquire evenings. B-27 COMFORTABLE room, board. Private home. Telephone 981. 1949 Melrose. 8-27 ROOM AND BOARD for work ing woman, 1210 Crescent. 8-23 BOARD AND ROOM Phone 744-M. 633 Eldorado. 8-21 ROOM AND BOARD Close In. Phone 412 R. 6 10 MA FOSTER'S for board and room. 629 Jefferson. 8-25 ROOM AND BOARD 814 Wal nut. B-20mU BOARD AND ROOM, private showers, center town, $8.00 week. 723 Klamath. 8-23 22 Rooms For Rent VACANCY 1034 High. 617 ATTRACTIVE ROOM Reason able. 843 Eldorado. Phone 1400J. 1421 tf VACANCY 134 No. 3rd. 5-24 CLEAN ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 1038 High. 8-23 FOR' RENT Housekeeping room for lady. 123 No. 6th, Apt. 5. Call after 8 p. in. 1432tf ROOM suitable for two. 814 No. 8-27 10th. ROOMS, closo In, reasonable., suitable for one or two men preferred. 030 N. 10th 8 20 FOR RENT Now. Largo front room, sultnblo one or two, 2 closets, 2 dressers, $20. Small er room, $15. Mot Springs district. Call 2200. 8 21 CLAREMONT 228 No. 4th. All outside, newly decorated mod ern rooms. Free parking. e-Smtf VACANCY Nice rooms. 310 So. 8th. Jia SLEEPING ROOMS- -314 Wash. 28tf Ington. 24 Apartments For Rent 3-ROOM FURNISHED APT. Adults. No pets. 833 No. Bth. 823 UNFURNISHED Apartment. 703 N. 9th. 6-21 THREE-ROOM nowly furnished apartment Corner Erie and Hasklns. . . B-22 FURNISHED 2-room apartment with bath. Reasonable. 220 So. 4th, 112-W. 8 21 TWO-ROOM furnished ment, 1805 Main. apart-8-24 VACANCY Marlon Apart menu. 1400tf TWO-ROOM and one-room fur nished apartment. 1143 Pine. Phone 992-W. 8-21 VACANCY Summer rates. 419 N. 10th. 613 VACANCY Rex Arms. 6-7 18 CASCADE Apartment Hotol Completely furnished. Con venient hotel service. Day, week or month, 8-28mtf VACANCY Esplanade Courts. V furnished. fl.3l ' VACANCY Inquiro 1403 Main. lOOtf THREE-ROOM APT. Wood, water and gas furnishod. 121 So. 2nd. 8-23 LIGHT Housekeeping Room Close In. 405 N. 3rd. ' 8-25 28 Houses For Rent MODERN 2-room furnished cot tage. Everything furnished, 2125Blchn. B-24 SIX-ROOM house on Laguna street near Main. Phono Alta mont Trailer Park. 8-21 FOR RENT 10 rooms suitable for rooming - house, above Piggly Wiggly store on So. 8th. Phono 1771. 8-23. BACHELOR'S CABINS 425 u Willow. 610 1 FOR RENT Juno 1, modern 7-room house, close in. F. O. Small, 325 Main street. S-22 FURNISHED DUPLEX, 0 U P homo, modern, cool. Bargain for 3 months. Oil No. Bth, ' B-22 FOR RENT Furnished house. 283 Scenic Drivo, Ashland, Oregon, t B-23,' FOR RENT Four-room fur nished house. 2462 Shasta Way. . . 8-23 FOR RENT 3-room house, 1 acre with chicken house. Sco Clarence Wise, First St.. Alta mont. 5-22 FURNISHED 2-bedroom homo. Mills addition, $30.00. Box 1117, News-Herald. ' 8-23 : FURNISHED CABINS ReB-'.'X sonnblo. Weekly ruins, Alta- J . mont Aulo Camp; So, Bth. ' . ' B-27