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Newspaper Page Text-'' Octohw 26, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ' t AGE NIN9 Classified Advertising Ratoit 4 day run 6 dity run Wook run Month run por word ...por word -...per word per word lOo lie 13e 32o A&u&dilUva Section 20 DISCOUNT for . payment in Advance. TriU die- count given to do ' away witb : book work and billing ... on actual paid in advance ad only. ! . 5 DISCOUNT POR Payment by the 10th. Tola die count' given to Insure prompt payment of ads charged on a monthly basis,. ', priu day run per word 80 Go Bo i aay run ..... por wora I day run ...por word GLuiUed CLASSIFIED INDEX Apnrtmonti (or Kuril 24 Automotive 34 Buslnuis Opportunities ......... 411 Educational 12 Financial 4(1 ' For Sale or Trade 30 ( Oeneral Notices 4 Health 13 Help Wanton, Fomale ....14 Heln Wanted. Mule 10 Houses For flout 20 Livestock und Poultry 44 'Lost and Found 2 Miscellaneous For Rent 20 -Miscellaneous For Snle 30 .Miscellaneous Wonted ...42 ' Persunals ... 0 Real Kituto (or Sulo 30 'fteel Esttilo Wuntod 32 Room and Hoard 20 Rooms For Honl 22 2 Loat and Found nnriArri-ii- - -- -- -- -- -- - LOST Black wallet containing currency. Reward, 1020 Ar thur, lo-ao LOST Brown billfold contain ing Importunt papors. Kwp billfold and money, return ' papers News-Herald. i0-27 4 Oeneral Notices MIRACLE SERIES PIANO Popular, classical. For ap nolntment call 3400. 1111 Personals MONUMENTS Klnmnlh Falls Marble and Grunltn Works, " 118 So. Hill. Phone 03111. 1 1-fl 10 Services 1 WILL OBTAIN your delayed birth certificate for you. Chas. Hiilhaway. 120 No. 10th St., Klamath Foils, Ore. 10-31 REFRIGERATOR, washing ma chine, vacuum cleaner parts and service, all makes. Merit Washing Machine Service, 611 7 South Sixth, 10-31mif FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh . Ing. Clifford Golden. Phone 3022. 10-31m BAGS MACHINE CLEANED '- and natched. People's Ware house Bag Co. 380tf GENERAL repairing oil types small gas engines. Boclen homer Saw Filing.' 351 East Main. 118 HOUSE CLEANING Art Bene ,. diet, 6848. lljm PICTURE FRAMING Goellor's, 330 Main. ll;14m . - HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING. Buttons and Buckles covered. Alterations on new end old clothing. Mrs. H. M. . Allender, 731 Main. Room 210. v Phone 7283. - - 11-iam PAINTING. KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phone 4228 -" ' 11-lOm . PLUMBING, HEATING, sheet ,- metal work, furnaces vncmim "'. cleaned. P. L. Johnson, 1430 Sargent. Phone 8320. 11-22 "PICTURE FRAMING Art und Gift Shop, M9 Main, U-24m .13. Health '. DR. M. C, CASSEL, chlroprncllc :'. clinic, colon and recliil ells eases. 532 Main. Dial 7215. '.; . - 10-31m ! ' 14 Help Wonted. Female i WANTED Experienced mnld In auto camp. Apartment fur It'') nlshed. Good wages. Link $i Rver Auto Camp. 2082K ' lif.WANTED Woman for house !!;.! work. Good homo In Hot -i ' ;; Springs. Phone 4247. 10-20 .-WANTED Woman full time to '" toke over housework In mod' cm homo. One child.' All con - venlcnccs. Cull 0491. 10-27 WANTED Girl of 13 or 14 years to euro for und be child's ' companion on Soturduys. Must be used to younger children. Call at 234 No. 8th or phono 6321). 2517tf WANTED Girls to teed and : fold on flnt work Ironer. Also ..,-,' experienced markers and dl . trlbutors. New City Laundry. 10-27 MIDDLE-AGED woman to learn optical lens grinding. Apply .Room 314 Medlcnl-Dcntul Bldg., between 0:30 a. m. to - 11:30 a. m. 2157tf IB. Holp Wuntod. Mala WANTED OLIVE PICKERS i; We need olive pickers ns soon ) as you havo finished horvestlng the potatoes, Pay. Is 70c to 80c per lug ac- !i, cording to the orchard. A picker 'v-'-ahoiild pick 10 to 20 lugs n day. I " Picking lusts until December. Wi '. iApbly U. S. Employinont Sorv- Vv: ..'icei:1118 Solnno Street, Corning, K, California, This advertisement Inserted by "'thtti.', Labor Committee hanaV County. for Te 10-27 WANTED- Fir timber fullers. JL' ' Phone 7109. lllOtf ''MrtM WAWI'inn In linlrt fnnrl ent. V " MI--.T ... m ....... ....... ..... .' .' ' ' tla ,AII.,lnln. itmli tlllH ol I paid. Malln Feeding Co. Ph. 288, Malln, Oro. 11-1 18 Help Wanted. Male XXfyru-yl-uW"1l'V"ll mm ' WANTED Tliree Carry-All scrupurs und tractors, light or 12-yurd capacity. Hourly or contract basis, Apply In per son or write Mr. Keith Mer rill. Logging Supt., The Red ' River Lumber Co., Westwood, Cnllf. . 388 WANTKD Cnrctakor Loke o' Woods summer homes, Nov. 1 In May 1. Apply C. H. Under wood, Underwood B 1 d g., Klnmnlh Falls. 10-30 WANTED Mltldlo-ogcd man for light warehouse and office work, 40 hours week and good pay. 71)0 Market, bclwcon 10 and 12 a. m. Tuesday. 10-28 18 Situations Wanted BAUYLAND Cure of babies and children. Hour, duy or week. 1104 Crescent. Phono 11341. - ll-4m 20 Room and Board GENTLEMAN Nice home. 607 High. 10-26 BOARD AND ROOM Prlvato shower, steam heat. 723 Klam ath. 11-20 BOARD ROOM 314 Washing ton. 10-26 22 Rooms For Rent CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th. All outside, newly decorated, modern rooms, All with new Innorsprlng mattresses. Free parking 10-31m ROOM AND GARAGE Court View, 3rd and Main. 408tf MARS ' HOTEL, 1411 Main. Steam heat, outside rooms. $4 to $5. Transients SI. 11-2 ROOMS 1034 High. ll-0m ROOM 020 Lincoln. 1224U NICE ROOM- -134 No. 3rd. 11-12 HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 020 Lincoln. 1303U ROOMS 825 High. 11-15 LARGE SLEEPING ROOM Closo in. 405 N. 3rd. 10-26 ROOM FOR RENT Woman only. 514 Walnut. 11-20 ROOMS FOR RENT Largo, at tractive double room. Close In. Private bath. Reasonable. Phono 0008. 10-28 ROOMS Garage. 533 Eldorado. 11-22 LARGE bedroom with twin beds, Suitable for two men. Cltv hent. 023 High. 10-27 24 Apartments For Rent HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Completely furnished. $4 end $4.50 week. 410 So 5th. 11-2 VACANCY Rex Arms apart mcnU, 224 Broad. Phone 07H0. New management. Mr. and Mrs'. Lovclnce. , , ll-8m ESPLANADE COURT apart ments. Furnished. Day, week or month. Walking distance. ll-0mtl FOUR-ROOM furnished duplex Inquire 117 N. 8th. 1820U CASCADE Apartment Hotel . Apartment accommodations with hotel service. Complete kitchen and dlnctto. Day, week or month. Three blocks from city center. 11-llm THE ROOSEVELT. Phono 3017. Vacancy, 1991U R1VERVIEW Nicely furnished 2-bcdroom apartment, garage. Plfono 5452. 1247U VACANCY Pondosa Apart mont. Phone 6345. 11-2 FURNISHED 3 ROOMS . and bath, first floor. Two blocks off Main. 812) High. 10-26 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS $4 week and up. 133 No. 10th. 10-29 FURNISIII3D apartment, garage Closo In. Adults. 631 N. 11th. 2377W FURNISHED APARTMENTS Utilities.. Low rates. 419 No 10th. ll-24m 26 Houses For Rent SMALL FURNISHED, modern house. Utilities furnished 2125 Bichn. 279tf FURNISHED two-room cabins. Highloy's Market, Summers lano. Phone 8075. 392tf WILL SHARE five-room com pletely furnished home with mlddlc-ngcd couple. 2121 Wnntlnnd. 10-27 SMALL unfurnished house Phono 5058. l235tf 8-ROOM HOUSE, now furnace, 858 Eldorado. Owner, E. Mon. cricf, .1049 Euclid, Berkeley, Cnllf, . 463U FOR RENT Five-room unfur nished house. 925 California. Inquire next door. 10-25 FOR RENT Three rooms with bnth, furnished,. $15, Phono 4736. 1737 Oak St. 10-20 FOR RENT Unfurnished, mod em 3-room house. Inquire 2009 Fargo. 10-28 28 Houses For Rent BEAUTIFUL 2-bcdroom houso, furnished or unfurnished; also . very nice 3-room apt. 413 Ala meda St. 10-28 AVAILABLE October 28th, large S-room unfurnished house. OH furnace, hardwood floors, full basemont and garage. 1443 Oregon Ave. Phone 5803, , 2381tf FOR RENT In Altamont, 2 bed room house, hardwood floors, oil heater, utility room, lurge garden tract. $32.50. Phone 5608. 10-27 PARTLY FURNISHED 4-room house near Falrvlew school. Phone Altamont Auto Camp. 11-27 THREE-ROOM HOUSE with two additional bedrooms in the rear suitable for day sleepers. $29. 128 Hillside. Inquire E. A. Dunham, 435 Oak. 10-28 FOR RENT Large completely furnished house In Hot Springs addition. Phone 7684. 10-26 FOR RENT Partly furnished house. Inquire 614 Lincoln. 2763tf 8-ROOM unfurnished duplex. , Available Nov. 1. 1218 Mon Claire. Phone 6789. Shown after 5 p. m. 2764U 28 Miscellaneous For Rent SMALL STORE FRONT and fur nished living quarters, three rooms, bath and utility porch, gas floor furnace, electric wa ter heater, electric range, elec tric refrigerator, washing ma chine, laundry trays, ventilat ing systom, and room cooler for summer. Close in, ' 155 East Main. Phone 5370, 2747U DEAD CAR STORAGE 231 South Eleventh St. 11-llm TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive; move yourself, save H. Stiles Beacon Service, . 1201 East Main. Phone 8304. H-7m 30 ' Real Estate For Sale' FOR SALE On pavement, 3 room home, bath and enclosed porch. $2100.00. $300 down, . balance $25 per month. John McFeo. Phone 4521. 10-26 FOR SALE 2-bcdroom house. 919 Eldorado. Phone 5257.' . 10-30 34 --Automotive PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for late model car using 16x600 or 16x630 tires. Phone 7013 days 4310 nights; 997tf GET YOUR AUTO GLASS In stalled . .at' Kimball's Glass Shop, 527 Walnut. Phone 7378. ll-8m FOR SALE '34 Chevrolet truck. Inquire 2055 Reclama tion. '. , 10-29 1937 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Good tires, good . condition. $425. : Rt. 3, Box 922, Ship- ; plngton. , . 10-29 '38 CHEV. Master Sedan. Radio, heater, anti-freeze. Good tires. $405.00. ' No trade. ' 1705 Main. . ' 10-27 WILL PAY CASH for used car with good rubber, .good me chanical condition. Not over $450. . Call 8136 Sunday -or evenings. 10-27 38 FORD V-8 Standard Fordor. Good rubber, clean, mechan ically excellent, 850x16 tires. 6125 Walton Drive. 10-28 FOR SALE 1939 Ford Deluxe sedan. . Fair tires, excellent mechanically, heater. $550. $200 down. Dole Johnson. Dial 7248. " 10-27 SALE OR TRADE 1939 Chev rolet pickup, good condition, good tires, for sedan or coach Inquire Leland Pope, 3 miles east of Merrill. 10-29 38 Miscellaneous For Sale DRIVEWAY CINDERS Phone 6817 1023U STOVES REPAIRED All parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought. OK Second Hand Storo, 820 Klamath. Phone 8671. ' 10-31m HOME INSULATION NEWS ' Nothing down, payments low as $5.00 per month, 3 years to pay. Genuine U. S. Rockwool blown In with our modern , equipment. Most efficient method - available.' Govern ment statistics say your saving in fuel costs will make your payments. Let us also esti mate your roofing,: painting and remodeling jobs. Subur ban Lumber Co. Phono 3301. V' ,. 38811' LAWN DIRT, fill dirt and fer- tlllzer. P'h o n e. '.6817. Roy Schmeck. - '.""'. - .11-9 KEM-TONE, the 'new miracle wall finish. Beautiful colors arid, washable. Covers with -one coat and dries In one hour. - Anyone can,' apply. Suburban 'Lumber . Co. Phone 3301. 1223tf WATKINS PRODUCTS Dial 6623 or 2318. Home. lp-28 38 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE Winter apples, 2c . lb. Pick them yourself, bring your own containers. Crab - apples 3c lb, Ralph Lutz, 3 miles south, 1 mile west of Mt. Hebron, Calif. 2604tf LANDSCAPING Evergreens, flowering shade trees, shrubs, large size fruit trees, and raspberries. We guarantee our trees and shrubs to grow. Lakeshore Garden Nursery. Phono 4082. 11-8 CITY MAPS Pocket size, up-to-thc-minute, including subur ban sections. . Block numbers Indicated, Index keyed to map. Price 20c. For sale at Cham ber of Commerce, Everbody's Drug, Leo Hendrlck's Drug, Louie Polln's, Postofflce news stand, Carmichael's news stand, Robinson's Food store, Shuw Stationery, Herald and News, Vic's Signal Service. 391U GET COWBOY OVERSHOES at Charlie Reed Saddlery. Mall orders filled. Only 100 pairs. 484U MIRRORS Rcsllverlng, plate and window glass, furniture tops, shelves. Kimball's Glass Shop. Phono 7378, il-8m TRY PALMER'S . BARGAIN HOUSE FIRST for the Best Buys In town In Used Furni ture, Stoves and Appliances. TODAY'S HOT SPECIALS 5 Coal and Wood Circulators 100 New Wood Heaters, $5 up Good Wood Ranges $13 up Bed Davcno and Chair $30 3 Fine Bedroom Suites, al most new and at real sav ings. Hundreds of Other Bargains SEE THEM TODAY PALMER'S BARGAIN HOUSE 2401 So. 6th St Phone 8469 10-28 SPITZENBUKG APPLES Get your winter supply early, a box or a truckload at the Ala Vista Orchard. Bring contain ers. Turn right first road north Camp White, Crater ,( Lake highway, Mcdford. Write ' .Gordon Kershaw. 10-31 FOR SALE Sauerkraut cab bage 3c lb; carrots 3c lb.; beets 2c lb. John Honzik, li miles northwest of Malln. 10-28 RED FRYERS Crystal's, Mer rill-Lakevlcw Junction. 11-20 FOR SALE Antique clock. Call 3036 after 4 p. m. 10-29 FULLER BRUSHES Clem . Joyer; 1435 Martin. Phone 5677. . 11-23 FOR SALE Diamond ring Phone 7065. 10-27 IRON BEDS, centrifugal pump, comforters, stove, rubber boots. 741 Walnut. 10-30 - GIVE AWAY PRICE SALE Final wlndup of the balance of tho stock of the ROSEMARY LONG STORE, general furnish ings, DORRIS, CALIF. . Every ladies shoe in the house. 49c; 149 prs., $1.25 to $4.00 vol- ues. 63 men's shirts, dress and work, 98c. $1.25 to $2.50 values. 20 pairs, men's work pants, 79c. $1.75 to $3.00 values. Sale starts Sunday, Oct. 25th., 10 a. m. Ends Friday, Oct. 30th, 6 days only. Building sold. Must vacate by Nov. 1, 1942. Do your Xmas shopping now. Plenty of Items for gifts. 10-26 42 Miscellaneous Wanted CASH FOR USED BAND IN STRUMENTS Give make - and describe. Blue Note Music Shop, Longview, Wash. 10-26 WANTED TO BUY Light stock trailer, 600x18 wheels,' no tires. 5704 Avalon. 10-26 WANTED TO RENT Modern house, two-bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, or small acre age. Call 3087. 10-28 WANTED Portable electrio or treadle sewing machine. Will pay cash. 513 Division. 10-26 WANTED TO RENT Irrigated ranch on shares. L. L. Renn, , Malin. 10-28 44 Livestock end Poultry HONEST PRICES and weight guaranteed on all livestock. ' PAULEY PACKING CO., Summers lane. Phone 5323 or 3505. 4094tf WANTED Pasture for 40 head ' cattle. Phone 7822, or write Rt. 2, Box 814. 10-28 REGISTERED Roan yearling milking Shorthorn bull, best . of. breeding. John Dunlap, Route 4, Medford, Ore. '10-27 FOR SALE 4 registered Suf folk rams; also 6 Ramboulllet ' rams. Ben Murphy, Rt. 2, Box B46, Henley. 10-29 FOR SALE 1000 head of white faced ewes in lots to suit buy er. No reasonable offer re fused. Also registered Suf folk . and Hampshire bucks. Llskey Bros. Lost River ranch. Phone 7914. 1154tf 44 Livestock and Poultry FOR SALE 2-year-old Guern sey bull, registered. R. M. Whipple, Rt. 1, Box 896A, 3 miles east Midland. 10-26 FOR SALE 20 Panama bucks, . 2 years old. Leo Sagehorn, Klamath Falls-Alturas high way. 10-28 LACK OF PASTURE forces us to cut down on our sheep operations. We have , a few purebred yearling rams left which we will sacrifice at $20 each. Ram lambs and regis tered ewes bred to well-known stud rams also for sale. Foot hills Farm, Carlton, Ore. 10-27 HAVE 50 HEAD of yearling Hereford steers for sale. Also 25 head of heifers and cows. Phone Bray Store, mornings. J. B. Ward, Bray, Calif. 10-29 FOR SALE 1 registered Bel gian stallion, 6 years old; 8 Hereford bulls, 5 Hereford calves, 2 Duroc boars, 1 China boar. Tom Calmes, Kcno. 2126tf 46 Financial LOANS GET CASH , WITHOUT CO-SICNERS Tou never have to ik friend or rtta tire to enrJoriA your oot when you ft t Comumrri Into. Whether ilngta or mtrrlrd oy tin cot cmh on J'jil your own to com, furaltnre or ftito. Rtpr rent ir riunpatltwaa ihovs Is the Uble below. Total Monthly Payment! to fit amount Your Budget I mo. io moa. It mot. 1 so o.a im i.ot IW hM 11.7S 10.OS rno M.9t IT 4 A o.o? I 300 U.17 30.14 All paymrnU Include energe of Sft per month oo tbe uopald balance. "IT ISN'T WHAT YOU OWN IT'S WHAT YOU ARE" ' " Three Loan Plans 1 i 1. INCOME LOANS i Reruret) only by yonr Income and ability to repay. Jfo oo-elrneri 2. FURNITURE LOANS i . Yoor character li more Important than your furniture. Ko eo-ilfneri. 3. AUTO LOANS . ItO to 1300 caefa loaoi tod re financing:. Ko oo-elfoeri. If Tou Nee4 Caih, Come to or Phone Consumers Credit 0 rina Strut Phon nil . Uc So. M-tU R OT See Dinry Moore For AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS FURNITURE LOANS A Simple Credit Requirement Complete Privacy 12 Months to Pay Quick Service . No Co-Signers Locally Owned Motor Investment Co. Klamath's Oldest M-275 S-241 114 N. 7th ' Phone 8325 10-31m LOANS Established 8 Years In Klamath County Furniture Loans Signature Loans Livestock Loans $25 to $300 Rogers Finance Co. S-189 412 Main Dial 5113 mjnf 48 Business Opportunities FOR SALE! Cozy Cafe; Dorrls. 10-28 FOR LEASE. Fully equipped beauty shop. 147 E, Main. 10-26 FOR SALE One of the best paying taverns In southern Oregon. "The Log Cabin" at Ashland, Ore. Poor health, reason for selling. "F. H. Pear son, Ashland. ' 10-29 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that I have filed my final account and report as administrator of the estate of Fred August Janssen, also known as Fred Janssen, deceased, and the judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for ' Klamath County, has fixed ten o'clock in the fore noon of Friday, October 30th, 1942, as the time and place when and where any person may pre sent any objections or exceptions io anyimng merein contained, and at said time and place the court will finally settle said ac count. C. L. JANSSEN, ; Administrator of the estate of Fred August Janssen, al so known as Fred Janssen, deceased. S 28; O. 5-1219-26 No. 124 Ambassador Grew says the Japs will be harder fo lick than the nazis. Just painting a rosy picture for the marines. . Too many of us still are quali fying the conditions under which we will go all out to win the war. Maj.-Gen. James A. Ulio. We must talk victory, think victory and act victory to win the war. Eric Johnston, mem ber Economic Stabilization Board. STOCK SALES VOLUME OFF PR CES FIRM By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK, Oct. 26 OP) The stock market narrowed its cruis ing range today as volume fell off from recent levels but prices generally were steady. Excepting a few aircrafts and specialties support was adequate to hold quotations even with or slightly ahead of Saturday's closing. Utilities firmed near the fin ish, Consolidated Edison attain ing its btst price for 1942 and moderate rises going to North American, Public Service of N. J. and American Telephone. Bonds held even. . Steels and motors showed mi nor variations. American Can and Westlnghouse each advanced a point or so at the best. Also fa vored at intervals were Sears Roebuck, Pullman, American Smelting, Johns-Manvllle, Santa Fe and Chesapeake & Ohio. A trifle backward were United Aircraft, Douglas, Union Car bide. Philip Morris and U. S. Gypsum. Closing quotations: American Can ; 68 Am Car 4 Fdy 274 Am Tel & Tel 127 Anaconda .. .27 Calif Packing 21 Cat Tractor . . .. 37i Comm'nw'lth tc Sou 1132 General Electric 29 i General Motors .... 411 Gt Nor Ry pfd .: :.. 23 i Illinois Central ... 91 Int Harvester , 531 Kennecott .: .. 311 Lockheed 21 i Long-Bell "A" 41 Montgomery Ward .. 311 Nash-Kely - 7 N Y Central 111 Northern Pacific . . 131 Pae Gas & El 224 Packard Motor 21 Penna R R ..... 244 Republic Steel , 151 Richfield Oil 84 Safeway Stores .. 36 Sears Roebuck ' 544 Southern Pacific 171. Standard Brands......... 34 Sunshine Mining 31 Trans-America ..... . 5S Union Oil Calif 154 Union Pacific ..t... 84 U S Steel . . ... 491. Warner Pictures .' 64 This year we must support with determination the war needs of our allies in addition to the usual community services. Particularly we are supporting the campaigns in those far-sighted communities where war chests are established to meet all these heeds in a single drive. Philip Murray, president CIO. The difference between vic tory and defeat may lie in la bor's willingness to do a good day's work on a wartime basis, not a peacetime standard. Un dersecretary of War Robert P. Patterson. Wartime has made macaroni a more popular dish than ever in America. Advice to consumers: cheese it! With their . harvest plenty large this year, grape growers should be able to squeeze out a nice profit. When you get started on the wrong track, it's time to make better connections. LPGAL NOTICES CITATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF MARIAN ES THER McCAULEY, A Minor. To: J. W. McCAULEY IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: A petition having been filed in the above entitled court by John Olson and Ester Linnea Olson, husband and wife, praying for an. order de creeing the adoption of Marian Esther McCauley, child of Louise McCauley and J. w. McCauley, and for the change of name of said Marian Esther McCauley to Marian Ester Olson; NOW, THEREFORE, You are hereby cited and required to ap pear in the above entitled court within four weeks of the date of the first publication of this cita tion to show cause, If any there be, why the prayer of said peti tioners should not be granted. This citation is published , by order of the Honorable David; R Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled Court,' dated the 26th day of September, 1942. Dated this 26th day of Septem ber, 1942. : ' David R. Vandenberg, Circuit Judge. Attest: - - Mae K. Short, Clerk "v ' By Thirza DeCew. '. ' S 28; O. 8-l249-26-.No. 125 Portland Produce 1 1 MSUt A fit. M-MUc In pifcftmnit PrlnUr A ttull, SMavio n parchnunt .rlppwi,'.U-UVt ll urtnl; B tte, 41 Ai'.io tn pirehmnt wmpptrf, towfa IS cartooi. ' - ' i . "- i - B UTTER r AT. Fir it analftv.: mKtlnnim isf .6 of 1 Mr ccat fteMIt. jtUvrr.l l PnrL lo4, uVvmc lb. t premium quality, du IMum or M of 1 per nt acldlt;, JCA-Me. Ib.t vt7 roitea tnd-eounUr polnta, to' I'll than flral, or Ate mcoqJ quallt, gt rw.inni. at unoer rim of KHKB.tP.-Htlllnf orioal tor Portland M. Ulltn: Tillamook triplet, tlo lb.-, loaf. S5o lb.; trlpkti tn holeialer, Mc lb.; loaf, JOc F.O.B. Tillamook. ' ' EOOS Prlcea to producrra; A' law, ae; A lare. 40es medium. Mc: ft.mrrilirm. u. dot. Reiat to retailer S-4o blgher for iei; carton. c higher. IIVE POUtTRV-Borrna- rrleai: So. 1 grade Leghorn broiler. -Hi io I b tic; eolored fryer, V to 4 lb 7o; boldr heoa, 29..-; eolored roaateri. oyer a lb., 196: leghorn hena under t!4 Ibi.; tffet over 1U lb.. Slo: colored lien. tx-:ih.i No. grada hent. tc leu; Ko.-S-trade. 10c lain. I DRESSED TURKEYS-Selllng price; Kaar, crop, ro-tuc; oiq crop, a,-SC 10. RABBITS Arerag country killed.: K-Ste HAY Selling price on track: alfalfa, !fo.' i. r.w-u.w ion; oata.vttcn, gio.on ton, valley point; timothy, ( )too; clover, lie.) ton. . ' -v . , ONIONS Oreen T5c dot. bunehea;. Oregon dry l.3-l.tt: Idaho. II.U; Yakima, 1.2S 50-lb. ijaji plctllng. 1M lb. . ;- .. POTATOES-Klamath.' .H.1 cental; Yakima. HM; Deaehutel.' I3.0n-9.lt cental) local. KM-tM cental. .COUNTRY MEATS Selling price .to re tailer: Country, killed hog, neat butcher, l to Its 111,., ioe; yealer. fancy, no lb.; good heary,' IfcUe lb.: rough heary. 15c lb.: eanner con-i, lse lb.; -cu'ten, lfe.lb.f bulla, lo lb.; aprlng lamba. 2Sc; yelrlpi lamh. good. ( ) ewe, 0-lOc lb. - , WOOL 19(9 .contract. Oreton -ranch. nominal, S4-S7e lb.; croaabrcda, 40-lt.a lb.;, lamo, t i in. . MORAIR-IM3 H.raoolh.,4ac IK ' ' nOPS Seed atock, ltd crop, 1.1 Ib.t aeedlet. Il.ta lb. - . - .,'.- POTATOES J' SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ' 26 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 17 brok en, 39 unbroken cars on track; California 3, Idaho 2, Oregon 10 cars arrived; market steady; Klamath Falls Russets No. 1 $2.75-$3.00 few $3.10; U. S. No. 2, $2.00-10; Idaho Russets No. 1 $2.60-75, mostly $2.65-70. . LOS ANGELES, Oct. 26 '(AP- USDA) -Potatoes: 21 broken, 68 unbroken on track; California 6, Idaho 28, Utah 4 cars arrived, 4 cars diverted; market firm: Ida ho Russets No. 1, $2.5040, most ly $2.55-60, some fair $2.40. . . CHICAGO " CHICAGO, Oct. 28 (AP-USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 245; on track 429; total US shipments Satur day 755, Sunday ..29;'. supplies heavy; demand good, market firm to slightly stronger; Idaho' Russet 'Burbarfks' US No.'' l; $2.90-3.00;. " Colorado Red ' Mcj- ciures us No... l, sz.35-60; TJe- braska. and Wyoming Bliss' Tri umphs US No. 1, $2,55-75r Min nesota , and North Dakota . Bliss Triumphs.! US No."-l, and Com mercials $1.65-2.25; Cobblers US No. 1, and Commercials $1.45-90: Michigan Chippewas' US Com mercials $2.00; . ' TheGermans took all the good food and what was left was thrown to "the Poles. They took all the supplies, all the medicine. They simply pillaged everything, Refugee from Poland. This is -the season when 'Hunt ing dogs start out. with a' riew leash of life. . '.:: KLAMATH BASIN Carload Potato Shipments ; '(Figures' from State-Federal .Irisptk'tor: Ross Aubrey.) ' Dayof . -.1 .-K ,, .-. '-" ' Month Season 1942-43 cJSeason' 1941j Oct. to - Season . 4Oct. to i' Season " 'Oct. Dally.' Date to Date .Daily.-. ..Date ::toDate -1 32 - 82 : 720' . "23 ; ... 23 742 .2 27 59 . 147 . , ; 29 82 771 -. -3 . 29 - 88 - ' 776 ;- ' ' 24' .76 " 795 4 5 '.. 93 .781:' .- 23 :- . 99 : 818 ' 5 - 38- ; 131 i 819 : '; 9. :. 108 . : 827 6. 17 ' r 148 '' 838 r. 20 ' 128 ; 847 '7 24 ' :172 - 860 16 .. '.- 144 - ' 863 8 18 - .190 ' 878 . - 29 173 . i ' 892 . 9 , 28 .218 ;s 906 22 ' 195 . 914 10 85"' 253 941 20 213 ' 934 11 ' 4' " ' 257 945 r . .'' '21'' "'' . 236 . 935" " . 12 IS 270 958 ' '- 7 243 862 ' 13 .16 286 .. 974 - ; 18 - 261 980 14 19. . 305 993.; 13 ; . 274 . 993 ' 15 .27 -.. 333 :1020.., 27 '. 301.- ' 1020 18 27 , '359 1047 , 32 . 333.: 1082 17 28 385 1073 ' ; -23 ',- 338 ' 1078 - 18 0 385 1079 ',' -29 -" 385 1104 ': 19 '' 24 409 1097 ' :'' 9;; .394 1113 . 20 . .25 -. ... .434 1122 .- 27 421 ..' 1140 21 .34 468"" 1156 ' . ,33' "458 1175 22 33 501 1189.' " " 85 ' 491 , 1210 23 '" " -' .'-"' , -. , 29 520 "1239 24 i '.;.--' i..: .;-..,.. . . 44 . - 864 ' 1283 25. :.'. . ... ' .:.'.'. ' -': V , --' 41 ... ;' 605: . 1324 28 . ' I -.iv ... 8'. ' , 613 ' 1332 27 ' ' ' ;. . - . . . 80. . 663 -. 1383 28 -;:.'" .. j -Jlr .48 711 ; . 1430 29 v. i 53 " 788 .."1, 1483 30 .. 1 - .. . .- . -'1'-:;. i-' ' 800 ' 191 t 31 j ; J ' 41 841 " t50 " CHICAGO, Oct. 28 m Grah prices were down fractions to 1 most a cent a bushel at one tint today, rye leading the decline but selling was on a very small scale and losses in some caset were reduced before the close. . : Prjces were depressed bj hedging sales In the corn pit liquidation of rye contracts du to poor commercial demand an4 -the large supply of "free" grais available, and failure of flow business to -revive.' Wheat flout business has been quiet evei since, establishment of cellln prices more than three weekl ago.....'. ......... - Small buying. orders attrlbut ed to mills rallied wheat In final dealings and prices closed ur changed to 1' higher compared with Saturday, December $1.24 4-l May $1.28 l-$1.27. Corn fin ished i-1 lower, December 79 i 80, , May 741-85; oats 4-4 lowen soybeans unchanged, to 28 oft ,rye i-i down) December 654. LIVESTOCK : SAN FRANCISCO SOUTH" SAN FRANCISCv, Oct; 28 fAP-Fed.-State Market NewsCATTLE: - Salable 60r fed steers nominal, package med ium steers $12.80;- largely shi stock run, slow, weak, three can medium . heifers offered; good . young- cows absent, quoted $9.50-$10,00, load aged $9.80; common cows $8.50; canners and cutters draggy, ' mostly I8.0O- v $7.25, few weighty $7.75; medi um sausage bulls $9.50-$10.00. Calves salable 10, nominal; good to choice, vealers quoted $13,00 50. .'.v.- ;-'-:'f':', Ay. HOGS: Salable 350; around II higher;. bulk 185-235 lb. barrowi and gilts $15.65, load 278 lb, $15.35;' odd sows $13.85. ..SHEEP: Salable -3300; slow, quality at full range,- undertone steady;' good to choice wool lambs quoted $13.28-78; medium to' choice ewes $4.00-$S.0O. -.: -. - BOSTON WOOL - BOSTON, Oct. 26 (AP-USDA) Small sales of graded. fine and fine 1 medium " territory wools were made- in the Boston wool market today,-'yell grown fln stable Wool' wa sold at $1.20, and the. same type fine" medium wool '0jcV,at-$1.18, clean basis. Some. Inquiries were made oa quarter blood fleece wools. A sale of average condition mixed three-eighths and one-quarter blood' '"Missouri; w6ol' 'was sold at 524 cents; net '.cash, grease basts," ' ': ; The ! laws we have .passed for the protection of our youth are approaching a breakdown as In dustry grows more desperate for a labor supply. Dr. David J. Wieris, Cleveland school board official.." " . ;'.;Ouf rriuiical ear . tells 'us there is, plenty of' srjrap in. ..Tin Pan alley: ;." : 1