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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWELVE Our Our Woy HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON By J. R. Williams Our Boarding Houe With Major Hoof C , DON'T GO UP A GO BACK--THIS IS WO ) J f:f I CMN'T FIND EBEN A YfW A METEORITE? T-'fA IJ; TREE, YOU FCOL.' HOLDUP.' IT J ' ) - RSMIKl VJORNUM DlS GREW . f ,(POSITNE . JL I HOW VOU QOIM' I WOULP BE IF WE V A MfcRBLE SOIL, MlSTAlA FJ7 CAESAR, M W ft N TO SET fcTACK I HIT HIM--WE'D GET I- -j ? MAXTOR .'- BOT I 3 IS Xi -HO.tiQf t" '0o IK) TH' CAB ,F A VA BILL FOR SOO-V 'oy UPTURNED A STONiE rzttfPf E6AD, CVfejPV J&4e55??3v cmsiESE y VArjrrVn DINOSAUR'S ) 4-Hi?lxl f ai6-isitomeop ONt, P6S 7? y Red Ryder By Fred Harmon " 0 YOU'LL Y 5URE TINS, COWBOY.' YOUR BOMu SHOW J ttOUSE AKNiO WILL OIVE J NOW I BETTER SEE HOW MUCH WE COLLECTED FROfA Sol help-help tw& nsr;! Freckles and His Friends By Blosser THEv'iie crazy My PKOIHSK. AND i BOUGHT THIS PCOPEe- TV TLUn DA Jk AAT A t Ik CM VOU VMLfe If I CAM OO E?S6 L KIDS T 1 till PmS&Xfer iw5 N-u K I Bfl.M A U JT! i '1 f i .i . n iV lr (-. I "-''sl WiV St tW-l I I I 'J III -f I J I IV i v ! - Well, this PROPEETV BE LONGS lb W FATHER AMD IF ANVONF SOLD IT TO YOU,: HE'S A CROOK! WHO WAS HE? COPB. 1U BY NEA T. M. REG. U. S. PAT. 0FF7 I ft' (HIS NAME 6 HENRY M600SEYM Wash Tubbs By Leslie Turner 'I'M A.W BRYAN.. I WAS TOLD CAME IN FROM THE BASE . WY.MY FRIEKIP, WILEY MAHIM... I BOY THOSE FELLAS Y THEY'LL 50ON KNOW MOBE. l REALLV 6ET TO THE ABOUT THOSE MUSHIRO CAICS J -T-S ( BOTTOM O' THIMSS, THAN WE AND THE JAPS I L V v 1 EH. HOH Jm .u OIlTTnAFTHPO! 1 1 jr. i I HAO 60 MANY" THINGS TO ASK.. .BUT.. BUT I CAN HABOLY PUT THEM INTO WOKUS : f,- WILEY 7 r S5 SPOKE ( VOU'BE OF VOU Boots and Her Buddies By Martin SWA "VvOUGW Wsa S m pscccmv l real, vwaw W'OEOOEO A.Tt.tOrW5) T6 ASOCiK Hit. TWStVOO: Lmii KWES'Rt j f K0 '. HOW WO0O VOO VWE I Q ?.F TWE. ROVE oH Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin J 7 y X1-NP SREAT U7H qeglVEP f Y I CON'T KNOW WHEN I IN4ISTE0 g 60SH.MI9S! YOU MUST !' H'Wm YOU PRETTVVI ?7!nS llco ?,,n F BUT ON RETURNING TO 62I0N-6EBER BE PLANNIKJ6 AN . . F WELL ESTABLISHED A CNCEB?nDCDlTRu,k id D V VWA.T TO SEARCH FOR HIM, BOOM EXTENSIVE ' t KING loLOMON'S WNES) L T2,f puncIAMUR" f ABOUT ) H'T ME WITH A GASOLINE TRIP.' 1 AM! J ! I Trt ecAcdcd V NACES HIS PHOENICIAN! J OOP I CAN...THATS ALL X REMEM A "J ' VNl6VD,RDTHE5 I 'vVBER UNTIL NOW p? j y, ' Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray 7 I LIKE MRS. BUT HOLD -SHE'S SURE WHAT. HftDNT .TOU OUGHT TO BE IN ft HOSPITAL? I SPECIAL NURSES? r r- , HO1. I'VE HAt THE DOCTORS-THE FULL. COURSE GOT NW ' MEDICINE ALL I NEED, NOW THEN THEN TOU RE , GETTIN' BETTER? REALLV ? I T OM, sure! WHY. JUST seeing tou has made me. Almost well! LEGAL NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THB MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF AVA MATILDA BARNES, Decoaiad. Notice is hereby given ttiMt I have been appointed administrator of the above entitled estate. All persons bav ins claims aitatnst said estate are re quired to present them to me. with the proper vouchers, at office of Wm. Ganong. 724 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oregon, within tlx months from date hcrem. Dated July 3T, lfM4. MAHION J. BARNES, Administrator. Jy. 37; Au. 3-10-17 No. 1. SUMMONS Eaullv No. 104ft IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATK OF OREGON FUR KLAMATH COUNTY. EVELYN MARIE DAVIS. Plaintiff vs. DELBERT RAYMOND DAVIS. Defendant TO DELBERT RAYMOND DAVIS, Oe You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled court on or before the 24th day of August. 11144. being four weeks from the 27th day of July, 1144. the date of the first publication of this summons; and If you fail to so appear and answer, for want tnereoi. ptainun will apply to the court for the relief prayed for. In her complaint, to-wll: For a decre of divorce, the custody of her daughter. Donna Marie Davis, for S3o per montn (or suppon anu cauca tlon of said daughter; $30.00 court cost and $73.00 attorney's fees; and for such other and further orders and Judgment as to the court may appear equitable. This summons is served upon you by publication lor lour successive weens, oursuant to an order of Hon. David R. Vandenberg. Judge of the above-entitled court, dated Jitiy 20. ir-m. FRED O. SMALL. Attorney for Plaintiff . 32A Main Street, Klamath Falls. Oregon. Jy. 27; Au. 3-10-17 No. 148. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the under- signed has been appointed Executrix of the Estate and Will of Stanley R, Berry, deceased, by the circuit court of the state ox Oregon for Klamath county and all persons having claims against saia estate are nereoy notified to ore sent same with proper vouchers, to the said executrix at the office of Fred O. Small. Suite 1. Melhase Building, Klnm- am rails, uregon, wunin six montns from the date of this publication, July 27, 1044. RUTH C. BERRY, Executrix. Jy. 27; Au. 3-10-17 No. 143. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MAYLEN T. PRINCE. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed executor of the last will and testament and estate of Maylen T. Prince, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them to me with the proper vouchers at office of Wm. Ganong, 724 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated August 3, 1044. OSCAR CAMPBELL, Au 3-10-17-24. No. 151. Market Quotations NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (AP)-A few peace biockk continued to make a little headway now and then In today's mar- kcl out many leaders stumbled. American Can ... Ql" Am Car 4 Fdy , 30 Mill Cl Oi 1C1 ,-,.- .IttJ-fr Anaconda 20 Calif Packing 20 Cat Tractor '4efc Comm'nw'lth & Sou I Curtis-Wright 5V, vicnerar cicctric J7-4 General Motors QlJk Gt Nor Ry pfd .,38'i Illinois Central . . l7'4 Int Harvester .. . -77Vi Kennecott - , . 31 v4 Lockheed . 17 Long-Bell '"A" 10H Montgomery Ward 47 'A Nash-Kelv 133 n z emrai . Northern Pacific If! '4 Packard Motor nvt Penna R R .... 20 Hcpubllc Steel -10'4 Richfield Oil Mi Snfewny .Stored SI '-a SfHm Roebuck mvt Southern Pacific ...... 2f)Tii Standard nrandii 2f-'A Sunshine Mining O'i Trans-Amcrlcn 0 Union Oil Calif . 10 Union Pacific -l00 U S Steel .. ..... SRV4 Warner Pictures la1. Potatoes CHICAGO, Aug. 3 ( A P-WFA) Pota toes, arrivals 71; on track 04; total US shipments 074: suonlles lishl: demand far exceeds available supplies, market nrm at ceilings; ianno hubs Triumphs US No. 1. ;t.H3: Lonff Whites US Nn. 1, $3.88-03; Washington Long Whites US no, 1, nenrasKa Hca waroas us No, 1, $3,78-80; commercials $3.68-74; Kansas Cobblers Benerallv vnnrl minlltv $3.47. WHEAT CHICAGO. Auf. 3 (API There wai " ... B.a.i, iu,urc luqay n. operators marked time awaiting war developments and additional Informa tion regarding crop conditions. , Resting orders steadied wheat pries and local traders took the limited offer- ww......ucu m, -wcuier in ino eastern eorn holt discouraged sellers In the ryo pit. Some short covering was apparent ... 6 onen'ng and prices held steady until near the close when offerings dried up and the market turned strong. ,5 ?,,, wheat was unchanged intamh 'rLh.n 'Mla''y' inlsh, . II- a v J" UHLB were up yi 12 Somber 71V.C Rye was W Hie higher, September ).0T-1.07i. l"ilW" W' l iVk hlhPnVber ) Two Unseeded Netmen Remain In Junior Meet KALAMAWUi nn., nun. o itl (Inlv Ivvo tinsfHHlrd tllltvurg ware left In tlio mitUmnl Jutilur tennis touinimieni wniiy tin un meet reached tlio quurier-imiii ttuun Tho two nro Henry Pflster of Sun FruncLscu und Hilly Smith o( Orlando, Fin. Pflster contln- Mrl Ula uiii'ir Vfiitm'flnv with 11 4-tl, 6-2, H-4 victory over Edwin Uiivbi ol union houko, l,u. anmn ndvnnced on tin easy (1-1, 6 0 win over seventh-rated Robert Dnvld of ChlciiKO. Today's mntehes pitted Smith Huninst DefcndiiiK Cliamplnn Hubert FnlkonburK of lltillv wood, and Pflster iikiiIiisI nnoth er California!), third - rnnkliiK Herblo Flam of Beverly Hills. Mack Celebration To Be Held Despite Philadelphia Strike PHILADELPHIA, Aim. 3 (T) The Golden Jubilee celebration commcmoriitiiiK Connie Mack's anniversary as a bin leauue manager will be held tomorrow at Shlbo park as scheduled, re gardless of the city's transpor tation strike. Roy Mnck, vice president of the Philadelphia Athletics said "We must go nhend with the game. We can not postpone it. Elaborate plans have been made, All the mombers of my dad's living all-stnr team have made arrangements to be here." T BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 3 Wl President J. U. Rigney of the Idaho public utilities commission said his agency will "fight to the finish an attempt by midwest packers to invade Idaho's market lor hogs on tho Pacific coast." Midwest packers have asked the interstate commerce commis sion to reduce rail rules on fresh meats and packing products from midwestern states to the Pa cific coast, Rigney said, and on ICC triol examiner has recom mended the reduction. Rigney sold such a cut, if ap proved by the ICC, "will materi ally reduce the price being pnld hog producers In Idaho by west coast packers." He asserted oilier western states would Join In fighting the reduction. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3 (Ai'-WFAl Cattle salable 200; desirable steers and heifers scarce; few medium it.00Jb,.,,MrB lxo". 'ow feeder steers $U.00; load young good 1080 lb. cows $12.30; medium and common cows sal able $10.50 down, dull, about Ooc lower past few days; cutlers $7.00-8,00; can- . . wiu.w, waives salable 30; generally steady; common to medium $10.00-12.00. nogs salable 300: around 23c higher; .... ssjv-4-w 1 u. iiaiiuwi ana g Its $13.30; good sows to 10.33. Com plete clearance. Sheep salable 1300 slow; undertone steady; few medium to good shorn ambs $12.00-12.30; package feeder year- Unas 17 41- i PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 3 (AP-WrAI Cattle Salable and total 150: calves 33, market active, steady to strong, canner and cutler cows 23s higher: few common-medium steers SO.UO-la.oo; cutters down to 0.30: cutter to common heifers d.0O-0.73; medium beef heifers to ,11.00; canner and cutter cows largely M.30 3.73; shelly cows down to ,4.00; fat dairy type cows 30.00-90; medium beef cows up to 33.30; cutler to medium hulls 33.oo-e.00; good-choice vealers 113.30- Hogs Salabl, and total 300; market active, steady at celling; good-choice IS0-240 lb. ,13.73; 341-270 lb. ,13.00: 233 333 lb. ,12.30-13.30; light lights ,13.00-30: lightweights to ,11.30: good-choke pigs scarce, salable ,12.00-30. Sheep Salable and total 330; market act ve: fully steady, few good-choice spring lambs ,12.00: medium-good grades ,10.30-11.23; good shorn lambs ,10.30; common wooled lambs ,8.00-0.00; Isrgely to feeders: culls down to ,0.00 and be low: medium yearlings (O.OO-OOO: good ewes ,3.23-80; common-medium grades ,2.00-73: sizeable lot 2-year-old breeding ewes ,4.00. CHICAGO. Aug. 3 IAP-WrAI-Salsble hogs 10.000: total 14,000: very active, practically all weights barrows and gills sold firmly at respective celling prices: good and choice 100-240 lbs, along with some medium to good kind at ,14.73 celling, heavier weights ,14.00; sows "d lo. ,,ron' ""I good and choice 300.330 lb. weights ,13.00 to mostly 14.00; complete early clearance. Salable cattle 2300; salable calves 800: 11 ".'fl ""d yearllngs strong, grain fed kind active, others uneven; very little steer beef here; top ,18.00, new high on crop, paid for Illinois fed 1103 lb. averages; several loads ,17.03-00, with 831 and 004 lb. yearlings up to J17.30; most grassera ,12.00-14.30; choice heifers absent, best ,10.30; heifer mar ket firm; cows 10-13C higher: bulls I. Vy .'" "ni vcalors stcsdy at dow"ll weight cutler cows to M.00, most beef cows ,l).00-12.00; spe cialty sausage hulls to ,11,40, but llltl. above 310.30, most grass bulls ,7.73 8.23; slock callle slow. . . Salable sheep 1000: total 8300; market opening slow hut mostly steady on na tive spring lambs and shorn ewes; good and choice ewe and wether aprlngers 14 30-13.00, bucks ,1.00 less, medium and good ,12.00-14.23, common ,0.00- II. 30 medium to choice native ewes mostly ,4.30-8.23 according to I grade c .1. "nd cO"nion mostly ,2.80-4.28' nothing done on fed yearlings. WEATHER . Wednesday, August , Kugene .... Klamath Fall LtKcview North Bend Portland Redding Reno San Francisco Seattle Max. Mln. Preclp. 71 74 .72 , 84 73 80 42 38 82 HO 84 40 Trace ,00 Courthouse Records hUATU.MlBVIUlniln. . . ' Heath, 24. armed force. nSv. ofOr" ..,uu ui nit, mi. in j am, Francis Do Lorraine Markwardt, 22, secretary Native fit Cirmann .l-t -i " '' top at Hop sign. Fined ,9.'3o "ur 10 HiSrtti"::.?!..". v., Fined ,,." '"" revoked. Peter Edward Hadley. Driving a motor d.vr.rFinl;d,,i8n0?,Um,n' " W""ln' The hrnwn 1nv nf nnuK . J J - u, kllCHBl- crn Mexico not only screams like other Invn. hut. slm M..n. like humans, St. Louis h Clurlnnall ... Pittsburgh .... New Viirk Chicago tloatott . Philadelphia Umoklyn W. ...711 , ......... 40 ,;. 42 ......... 30 L. Pel. M .7 JO 41 .83.1 41 .881 81 .474 47 , .472 88 ,411 88 ' .401 V.il.td.r'. K.li. St. Loul. 8. IMtl.lmrgll . Only game .cheituled. AMgaicTrTErAaiil 30 4 .,82 30 an M 88 l-T Pol. .384 ,831 .321 ,810 .408 .488 . .448 .438 St. Louis HitsUIII New York J" Cleveland ....,...... Uelnilt Chlcaao . Philadelphia J" v..l.".8.r', M..OIIS Philadelphia 8-3. Vh,"J"u Only games .cneuutru. , fOABT l.icAOIIIt . w, I. Pel. Vm Angeles j..,. f JjJ . Ssn rrancUco ,.r... J , Hollywood .-J" -J Porllsnd . -88. 88,, ,408 Oakland m ' Sacramanla - - -" 51 JI "JJfT San Ulcgu ..:....... , Ye.l.rday's K.aull, Los Aiuele. 3 . Portland 0-8. Hollywood 7. Han Plein 4. . Sacramento 3. San rranclco I. Seattle 8-8, Oakland 4-1 list game 13 Innlngal. Daley of Michigan Listed As Starter For College Team CHICAGO. Aug. 3 (I) Batter ing Bill Daley, Michigan's all American fullback last year, was listed today bi a possible slnrlor for the College All-Start nmiin.t ll,n r'lilfitun Boars Aug. 30 at Dycho stadium, Evnnston. In the 11th annual au-ainr 1001 bnll gnmo. Daley's name was added to the roster of fullbacks which already Included such stars as HVlrntA nf Hhln Slnlp. Tony Stnrtl of Illinois, Iloy Mc Kay of Texas and Corwln Clatt of Notre Dome. Sirde Big Failure In Handicap Race CHICAGO, Aug. 3 P) So slow from the gate ho never was a contender Allen Drum Heller's Washington-bred Sirde, was tho big - disappointment In the 15,000 added great west ern handicap at Arlington park, which was won by Mill B stable's Ended. Sirde. an 8-3 favorite, finish ed fourth In the six-horse race as Ended came from behind to outrun John Marsh's Occupa tion on (he stretch with J. H. Rouse's Three Dots In for show. Tlmo for the seven furlongs was 1:23. Two-fifths off the track record. Drawings Announced For Legion Tourney ' PORTLAND. Aug. 3 fP) Drawings for the 1944 Oregon Junior American Legion base ball tournament pit Woodburn agalnsL Commercial . Iron of Portland tomorrow afternoon and Albany against Llnd & Pomeroy of Portland tomorrow night. The winners will battle for the title Saturday night In Port land's Coast lcoguo boll nark. Third place will be decided by mo losers Saturday afternoon. : FIGHTS LAST MIGHT ' Br Tht AsiociaUd Press ' SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Alex Boyle, 142. Garfield. N. J., and Joey Miller, 140, Buffalo, drew (8); Petcy Virgin, 128, Garfield, knocked out Joe Trloln, 132, Al bany (A). NEW LONDON, Conn. John ny Clark, 163, New London, knocked out Bill Hendricks, 161, New. York (1); Joe Pocskl, 1,70, New London, outpointed Tony Glllo, 175, New Haven; Don Plcrson, 155, Mlddlcton, out pointed Al Cozcy, 160, New Brit ain (0); Al Lamierc, 157, Hurt ford, knocked out George Hunci. 155, Sprlngfiold (I). McKENNA RECOVERS PORTLAND, Aug. 3 P) oiaie sen. toe A. McKcnna Is reported recovering from pneu monia after administration of penicillin at St. Vincent's hospital. P.tlnn .,.... a.w.aw.l UDl.llUn, , ' --i-i -,- r.T,-- , I, i.J U . II-.-. j ..... i .. . ...... .,v bou milium ins noara, n Main street. Office hours dally, B:30 J. m. to 4:30 p. m.i Saturday, 0:30 a. m. iTonl 81,1 0' " 'nlorm- A" appllcatloni must be MAILED In . . ... ' ".' 1 " . awu rwtiuiung tsoara at 430 Main slxeet, and NOT presented in person. H?U?nAR.n,,Jon P0011 T'n'P n'um- . .... ...um , u f,un,(B, previously announced to expire March 31 will con tinue to be good for an Indefinite period. Ration Book 4 Stamp number! 33 good for 8 pounds of sugar from June Nn. Sl,.m .... : . Snmnauga'r''''' W"h "ppl'c'Uom ' ..-.i..,. s'M),i ror d potlnilB ol canning sugar. Rtamp No. 31 valid for Rl.tir ATaiLrDo n ... i- . N?i Deoome Valid SU lir p."i R uv l o, do. uo, vb .Tuna 4 July, I .August 1 W0, XO, V8, Z8. AS ' ninwrn-now Stamp No. Become Valid X8. Y8, fny J ao: t,a , jujy go OASOLINE Number 13 coupon valid three VallonV. " "'T"' "' 0";or on cover of book RtfUM. tnff.- n.-a- a . M.u n . b't0.' coupons vaua Mrfch U to September 30, March 28 to September 30. TTiVaPO DL . ,,-T'T "7" " -""wai must omain cer tificate from local board. ; bmues-book 3 airplane stamps 1 and 3 valid Indefinitely. I . BnlvAn. r ATH a.,,. I- . .. .... . - L..V LT n iimiaii containers. bi Pl ;nd. fl.,ffmTor.Wra .. " . ri, unvB, ii no storage Pfc;- t"lo to a Safeway store. in A r"t,"' "wipapert nat ... 4- ,,,, nian. lie magannai .Ij .VjT 'j'"1 bcku aompany, s. oin "1 Midland road, or at Safeway store, !'u,naae w:w to 0:00 wMK T..17'- A's"u,L vvr inr information -on Junior Chamber of Commerce pick up, . ...... ..,..w uij Hivagewpnone piw . j day run """-St I fun 8 day run Week run jo i)i.oorrnT';:,.-x--zr:! 8. I)i,ci fa, r,'''l iSL'sri . ' ra"! J the fr,. day. fu ' Bll"J eellliuj ti,Afcj New tu.. - - -I,-,-,,-,. "7 FOUNnWat,h Tlari alt. rail,, u,,',,:""!": ins., name "iiiu.. a ruu.r ni..n An,,.-'-: rail,, if f(,;t, JM, ClIILInirNs ri.oTn" J Shop I. now ."""r.'N long M.lu. I'Ih,",',,,1,'14'"' Wli Hr.PAin wii'rrlta7rJ large or loo .mail 5E II()P. , fHIIrl ,t.n.M-,.-,' H Ml ae. Vern Moo,,. uSaO?, WAITERS WANTtJ-- I-ah. mnriiinn. " PK,lMANrNT"TT7? w. .,..d ;;. kl.n.Wtl with anilil , ,, '".l! P.,.lll., ,,. mij; Sf lloriuniiy l, hl,h,t ,'.r" ath Fall, or elMwC,. 'M roasl. n. Mr. U, Roebuck ft Co. indar Pn ' FOR RKNT ,m liTH 338. 02.1 ,.!. ' rnn sfm-. n J kuch.,,.,,.. ',Twrsa FOH RKNT TJoe7T7F:J nl.h.; . Write ll ,S' "rl and New. .,.. n ,t4308".i?lL"'0"0"5 L'n.' r,:. "n"w '4 FOR HAt.B I1Y 0WjI Large one. bedroom malm 1 u, v.... "J7, ' "w Nt tl be apprerlsl.d. 1910 riMM.,! rnn sai.i: i.hm ,. T"T1 ehlrken hou. douel. r,r.J other outbultdinfi. gi, j J TOR RALE Mod. I A rent FOR 8AI.lt .- On, l.len Irul vriw ,,u. live, cre IU,4n UlltK. FOR RAlJt. AT CIlUNn M,I UeSoto cunverllbl, coups, 0x1 FOR SAI.E-IMO Caerkitl ii good ruhlwr, mechanlrall, all at And.rtnn Aute ferric k4 a. m. and 0 p. m. and ,tt (e wray. FOR SALE Wood hasl.r. Pml See Msnley Koiul,,. RL X M on oia nena niin.sjr. rOR BALE -.1038 Plymeulh TM Has SSI . 1 mllea Kails M acroea track,. I HAVE CLEAN M roM i Want good Isle wdul dtlrnrl lo make somelhtng of It? oil see Q.o. r. Conner, mi unlay. FACTORY BUILT INB0A8DII BOAT: Chrla Craft Dtp,, si . hull. 40 h.D. oursnt motel, iks duly 2. wheel boat trsllsr. 1st al 8430. Phone 8311. FOR lALK-N.w AllUCiUlssnl type pickup attachment, 0,11 Tula lake. APRICOTS NICIIOIJ PI.ACI ASHLAND. oHicai FOR SALE-llud- l oetUbU i 8al3 rug pad, I 90-lnth a a.mlrror vanity, t Wl-at I tired scooter. Rt. 3. Bel IICl Pine. FOR RALE-Wood and cetl ical Freda. Phone 4013. WANTED TO HKNT-OM oe tsl room nnfumlahed hatu. fc realdenls. like Haul. WANTED-4, site violin. DUIKl 8 p. m. WANTxn TO RENT-JbritWl nlihed houae. Cloa, la ei l line. 1813 Worden. NAVY OFFICER, wife and A to rent furnlahed pr about sept. iai. WANTKD TO RKNT-ModrnHJ nouae. iurniao.,1 u. -"-i government employe. P"f Klamath Falls, rluhiirban lcj ferred. Write Herald smll 1004. , ..,rtf I IVIRY BATtlRDAY AT K PHOENIX. OKI I COMMENCINfl LM 3 Have iota oi r, , -- tv!1. for Ibis sale, inc,u. '-yL of llereforna. "Il.,c;""";nu,8l dairy purposes, f ll ho W1 immeoiaie ,.,s'i.-" Friday lor leal and v.IMl sign your nveaioc. , "",-loj .vary facility Is offend K"l seller alike. ', ivTJta aOUTIIERNMOKl COL. A. H. DUDLEY IAU22 PHONE 8330, w.uiv- J FOR aAIX-l large PH; 1 Hid WANTED Man to'! jjij . lenced or n.xperl."f- J?I commercial i j Bt. LoiT.- Lady'i black pun 4 WANTF.D-Will k(cV!ll Hv day or we-, 'A nvenina " .... Dolores. Phone 8M7. FLOOR SANDINO-H. D. TWl . 74ia. .. . 4 "1 i i. a WANTED OTrl ''JTIira! drugstore, no Su""1' , nntsj Writ, No. " W "2J ed-wH WAITRESSES WANTI FOR EALE-4-room o half pasture. h,SS, P . Ings, cow. calf. cn bin, 82S00. lnosry. for aMr':"'miX$, one block from wtt l dlala posil"' i.uu qiM Cannon. . FOR ALE-C0llP',uJll'' , . ,10.uu.-.vkj. - com. - "hisi FOR ALE-Innsrnl1J slx-yesr crib. LARGE ASSORTMMfttf W and ,hag nigs, I" lie,. P'lee'l 'ff.lM' Lucas FurnltureW: Jj I VANOIL,cHrcuUI JMMt 1 pre-war' bed WW" , i, fl , Ave. Phone -L FOR S ALE-3-bollom tjjjj, 0 ,. traolor plow. or . Jl '.milker. 8838 ColMg-1 Ranted to "men Or house. J" r,Mei -V ' pis. Winama HoWi " ... 1