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Newspaper Page Text(IX HCTALD AWP WEWS rridr- March 1, IMS 20 WIN PRIZES FOR SALVAGE POSTER IRK Salvage posters numbering 180 were judged yesterday at the chamber of commerce and the 20 prize winners will go on display today at the J. C. Penney store. Judges were E. H. Thompson, Annabelle Newton, Peggy Kake . straw and Judith Brown, all of Klamath Falls. The Judges com mented on the high quality of the posters and said they were "exceptional in originality and ability." . These posters were drawn by students of Klamath county schools in connection with the salvage drive sponsored by the junior chamber of commerce. Special mention for outstanding art work went to Lee Kester, a student in the second grade at Henley, and to Shirley K. John son, a ninth grade pupil at Malin. The winners of the poster con test with grade, school and town designated are as follows: Ul ,t 1 1 n v v. . f u i -i... . j 1ST Hiunn wi.naier, md Wlcnl(rd Gober. 6th. Henley. 3rd Lee Kesler. 3nd. Henley. ' 4th Svlvia Hill. Sth. Sprairue River. crrr schools Grad. i- 1st Lola Murphy. 6th. Riverside. ' ind Benle Shepherd. 6th. Mills. 3rd Kenneth Barliee. 6th. Mllll. 4th Sam Montgomery. Sth. Roosevelt JB. HIGH SCHOOL City and Ceantv let Carol Burrit, 7th. Alumont Jr. "'ind Joe Smith, 'th. Altamont Jr. Wth. 3rd Marjoria Therree . 7lh, , Alumont Jr4tS!jilly Riehson, 7th. Altaraonr Jr. H"h- COIT.TT HIGH SCHOOLS tit Shirley K. Johnson, sth. Malin. 2nd Anna Cacka. 11th. Malln. 3rd Dona Shadley. 10th. GUehriit 4th Charlena Story, Sth, Spragut JUw" crrr men school 1st Joyce DlUnanaon. Oth. KirHS. and Betty Mae Rug. 11th. KUHS. 3rd Beverley Zamrtr, 13th. KUHS. 4U BUly finch. 10th. KUHS. Elderly Steamboat Captain Dies ASTORIA. March 16 UP) Wil- liam Larson Sr., 84-year-old Co lumbia river steamboat captain and dairyman, died last night after a long illness. During years of plying a milk- loaded boat from his farm to As toria. Larson rescued some 20 drowning persons. He helped or ganize the Oregon State Dairy men's association and served sev eral terms as Clatsop county commissioner. Larson came here from Swed en as a stowaway on a merchant : ship. MENND WOMEN IN ISSERYlCEi t law WAS FIRST IN ENGLAND According to tradition, Queen Elizabeth owned the first mahog any known in England. Sir Wal ter Raleigh, the sea-faring cour tier, presented her with a table made of it. WEATHER Tfaurtdar, March , 1915 jsufttne . Kltunath Falls . Sacramento North Bend Portland San Francisco searae Mcdford 37 23 38 32 .41 Trace .02 .00 08 Trace .OS .01 Northern California Increasing; cloud fncu northern portion with rain be atinninc along coast during the afternoon ana spreading aoutheastward today and tonifht Shower Saturday, Not o cool tonight Oregon Cloudy wet and partly cloudy eait portion today with ihow en along coait and mow flurries In mountains. Partly cloudy with scat tered showers tonight and Saturday. 1AW temperature change. FUNERAL CTt. CBAEUI LEONARD SMAFP TuneraJ lertlca for th lata Cpl. Charles Leonard Snapp, who passed away near Mountain Borne. Idaho. March 1. 1845. will be held on Saturday. March IT. IMS. at 2 p. ni. at the Presbyterian ' church in Merrill. Oregon, with Rev. J. C. Alderson ofileiatlnit. Commitment services and Interment will follow at the LinltTille cemetery in Klamath Falls. Ward's Klamath Funeral Borne ti in charge of arrangements. CHARLES HAROLD McKZEV runeral services for the late Charles Harold McKeen, who passed away In this city March 13. IMS, will be held at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home chapel. ps Jtifh. Saturday. March 17. 1943, at J p. m. with Rev. Raymond I. Glbbi of fidatinc. Commitment services and In terment will follow (n LinkvUle cem- PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PATH NO HOSPITALIZATION Me Less of Time Fenasnsnl Basalts! DR. E. M. MARSHA - Celreprsotle Physicist. S " Esqolr. Thaa.ua Bids. Phone tte HEART RECEIVED The Purple Heart, awarded CdI. Edward J. Spolek. infantry. man who was wounded in France on No vember 14, has been received by his mother, Mrs. Katherme Spolek of Malm. Edward has lived his entire lifetime in the Malin area, at tended schools , there. He was. claitn nprl for two years in Ice land and worn .. there was sent f to England and then France.; At thf. rnvcont time he is with his unit, some where in uermany. PALMER AT SAN DIEGO AS Arthur Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Palmer. 533 N. I2th, is now stationed at the San Diego naval training cen ter, according to word received bv his parents recently. "Palmer enlisted in the navy in January and has applied for training in radar. His address is AS Arthur Palmer, Co. 45 2S, San Diego Naval Training Center, San Diego. 33, Calif. -' LITTLE BUTCH FLIES A NINTH AIR FORCE BOMB ER BASE. FRANCE 3 B-26 Ma rauder, "Little Butch," one of the original planes of the 344th medium bombardment group, was still flying when the group passed the 200 mission mark aft er less than a year's operations. Sgt. Robert Reniero, Klamath Falls, is responsible for mainten ance of the plane which has flown from bases in England and France. Only 15 of the original planes in the group are still in opera tion. The remainder either have been shot down over enemy ter ritory, or so badly damaged that they have had to be dragged off to the salvage dump. Reniero. whose father. Pete Reniero, lives at 1019 Jefferson, Klamath Falls, has seen his bomber return safely from 61 bombing missions. OBITUARY VALLETTA BALL Valletta Ball, a lifelong resident of Chiloquin. Oregon, passed away in that city Thursday. March 14. She ts survived by her mother, Mrs. Thelma Hood of Chiloquin: two sisters, six brothers and her grandmother. Ellen Hecocttta of Sprairue River, Oregon. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath runeral Home. 935 High- Funeral announcement will be made at a Later date. CHARLE SHUN T DONATES 100 10 RED GROSS Courthouse Records Marriage Licenses x LEHIGH-ARNEY. Harry Eugene Le high, 25. truck driver. Native of York. Pa. Resident of York. Pa. Dorothy Louise Arney. 25, dairy worker. Native of Astoria, Ore. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. LEBER-OCHOA. George Charles Leber, 25. USMC. Native of New Jersey. Kcil dent of Stratford. N. J. Jessie Virginia Ochoa. 24, beauty operator. Native of Bend, Ore. Resident of Klamath. Falls, Ore. LASS ITER-COINS. Wade LeRov Las- siter, 22, U. S. navy. Native of Omaha. Neb. Resident of Omaha. Neb. Jewel Elizabeth Coins. 18, clerk. Native of Knoxvllle. Tenn. Resident . of San Diego, Calif. u orn plain is Miea Shirley M. Partin vs. Donald S. Parttn. Suit for annulment. Couple married Reno. Nev., May 10. 1943. Plaintiff seeks restoration of name of Shirley M. Simmons. F. O. Small, attorney lor plaintiff. Bessie Opal Reeves vs. Crane Mills, a corporation, and Ralph E. McCumber. Suit to collect $10,000 for personal in juries. W. Lamar Townaend. W. P. Lord and Ben Anderson, attorneys for plaintiff. Hazel M. Todd vs. Crane Mills, a cor poration, and Ralph E. McCumber. Suit to collect S5OO0 for personal injuries and 3500 damages to automobile. W. Lamar Townsend. W. P. Lord and Ben Anderson, attorneys for ' plaintiff. HYGItNE SIMPLE AS - sat. -.. r Keiresmng resutis mm.j. with triple action CerUn 1 uoucno powocr lor iniuniiv & aer cleanses eu.Livcij. , bvjuk. tlve tissues,. and Is deodorizing. De lightfully fragrant, too leaves no me dicinal douche odor. Kconomical. Must plcajie or money back. All IrugKUtta. Greatly significant among contributions to the Red Cross war fund is the donation of MSgt. Charles Hunt, escaped nrisoner ot war 01 japan. Hunt is in a position to know the value of Red Cross overseas activities. The Red Cross was instrumental in getting long overdue mall to the former Drisoner. he gratefully acknowl edges. Hunt was taken prisoner after the fall of Bataan, later escaping from his camp. It is through the voluntary donations of the American peo ple during the war fund drive eacn year mat me American Red Cross carries on its life saving and merciful work among our men of the armed forces. Sgt. Hunt donated $100 to aid the worthwhile cause. Donations to date have reached $20,227.25 in Klamath county's 564,000 goal tor 1943. IMS War Fund Contributions: Jack and Lenora Gallagher 1 Mrs. Raymond Mlchcntr . Mrs. Charlts Uhlla - J. It. Lynn , Mr. and Mrs. will Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson - Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bonney . Mrs. W. D. Jacobs . Oral Free my. r . Mrs. Agnaa Churchill . Mrs. J. D. Beckley . Mrs. Will Woods - Edna Russell J. H. Blake M. C. Howell . Mrs. Wlllard Dodge . Dorothy Tyrrell . Hazel Landry . Lena O'Keefe . Mrs. John Berglund Frieda Lucas , , . Betty Perkins Marie Logervrell . Ruth Nelson Lola B. Bethune . Loralne Dolan Nea Slltman Barbara Beane .... Peggy Wlcsendanger . Ellen upp Mrs. Mary Chesney Mrs. L. C. Bullard R. C Burkholder Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis . Mrs. H. J. Bevan Mrs. Fred Haytord Mrs. Eva Lewln Mri. Cleo Long W. I. Troud Dloeysla Lampropolus Tom Horaa Mrs. A. Cottlngham Mrs. V. Smith Mrs. E. Bravo Ella Hoage Mary Sevdk - r. Archie U Raid Ester Pearce Dalsco Evans Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Frank Parker Henry Buckingham Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fult . Mr. and Mrs. Cass Buckingham Mr. and Mrs. Sloan . Mr. and Mrs. Martin . Mr. and Mrs. St. Louis . Mrs. wick Tony Buckingham Mrs. William Klttredge . Blanche Stanley Mrs. Ostle Baker . A. H. Parsing Claudlne Van Busklrk '. Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Brown . Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers-. Dorothy Post Mrs. O. B. Foster - Mrs. H. J. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Seiby... Mrs. Jack Ryan Mrs. Paul Sharp Sgt. Tony Molatore Jr Mr., and Mrs. Tony Molatore-. 10.00 ISO 3.00 1.00 13.00 10.00 10.00 1.00 5 00 J.00 10.00 1.00 " 1.00 3.00 1 50 3 1 00 5.00 5 00 300 3 SO 3 00 300 3.00 3.00 3 00 300 3.00 3.00 5 00 3 00 5.00 1000 500 35.00 1 00 3.00 1 00 1 00 1.50 ISO 1 00 1.00 1 00 1.00 a 00 300 1 00 4.00 1.00 1 00 1 00 3.00 1 00 3 00 100 300 1.00 1.00 300 1.00 1.00 200 3.00 3.00 3.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 3.00 a 00 KLAMATH BASIN Carload Potato Shipments (f igures irom oiaie-reuerni inspector itosa AUDreyj J Season 1M4-4S ftHHfl IMS. 44 March to Season March to Seajon March Dally Date to Pale Dally Pale to Date I 10 10 1I.4W S3 25 gjl a 10 ao ii.soo u I3K5 S H 41 11.531 IT aj i7oT I 0 41 11.531 l 431 5 10 SO 11J40 0 S3 S43I n '!" SQ 111 "450 1 13 01 II.5T3 lit I3 S4TT 111 11.301 33 HI 4310 a IS 130 11 010 29 (00 13311 10 57 131 ll.3t 33 133 0371 11 0 IS! 11.031 34 31T MOO 13 Jl 173 11.031 0 MT MOD 13 IT 1S II. OH 33 300 Q3 . 14 1 14 113 11.0M 13 133 aQ4 U 14 m ll.TOT 34 331 KHH U 37 30 3133 IT 33 430 nM it " ia 43a m 19 3 400 tm 20 40 300 SUD 31 43 S43 M4 13 40 Wfl W34 33 3T 433 SMI M 40 Ml 0001 33 33 005 0034 3 633 0034 37 31 T3T MM 31 T3 1001 29 31 TOO 9130 M 34 434 9105 31 ' 33 138 9193 Market Quotations NEW YORK. March IS (API-ltlddlnl for air transports and rails gave nils stock ntark.l another leg un on recnv.ry today atlhoiigh many leaaers remained nior. or ! innin.reni. ... 91' ... 4.1 .. loan ... M- ... 31 ... 51 .13 I .. II ... 4Hk lora M. Banning - w. E. Lewis. M. c, Lt. comm. Mrs. Dale Maltoon - . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trel Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McVay. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Malt Mr. H. H. Mitchell . Mrs. Carl Jarschke Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rllsman.. Mrs. Ray P. Lien .. Mrs. U F. Hartley Mrs. John wmieltne Mrs. Clarence Crapo Mr. and Mrs. Sam Condray-..-Shirley Maltoon Mabel and J. E. Bnbow. Mrs. Dean Coe Sears. Roebuck and Co. M.rlon Adklns Edgar Colley - . Bernice Colley Vivian Bergslrom Raymond Budden Ida Clovsnnlnl - Ouy Orlffllh Lllllh Glinkman , Virginia Hawkins Llszle Jones Mildred Klmpton Rose Lathrop Frank Lelblaln lxis Madison Bessie Marin Glona Marrs - Dora Oliver Mary Patlon Clara Rcdkey -Willis Settle Edllh Taylor Charles Wright Mr. Wllllsms . Juno Zlrkle Ivar Hull John Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. R. E- Milton Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Miller . Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Freman - Mrs. Prouty . Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Amett soo 3.00 3.00 33 00 300 300 , 8.00 3.30 I 00 3.00 1.00 300 300 3.00 .10 10.00 1.00 130 00 1.00 soo 1.00 soo 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 100 .50 1 00 1 00 3 00 100 1.00 1.00 so 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 soo 1 00 1.00 300 10.00 3 00 1.00 I so 1 00 100 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larson 1 50 Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Connell...... . 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Price ....... 3 00 Mr. and Mrs. II R. Lucas 3 00 Mr. and Mrs.. Ernest Lareen.. 1.00 Mrs. Gena Arney - , 1 00 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris a 00 Mrs. M. Colllngwood - SOO J. P. Wells 10O0 Ethel Wlllard .50 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Grams ..., 6.00 Mrs. Freda MrCtura 1 00 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Beck 3 00 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Finch ...... 3.00 Mrs. B. C. Hanson - 1.00 B. Wright ... 100 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. FlUgerald . I 00 Mrs. C. P. Rrandsnese . - 300 Harry and Eva Richardson...... soo Mrs. Rufus Moore . 10.00 Andy Anderech - 1.00 John Hurd 1.00 A. G. Barrett . . . 1 00 Halel Cox 100 Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bough.-..- 3.00 Alice Z. Goeller . 8.00 Mrs. Fred Goeller .... 800 Mrs. S. A. Mu.h.n .. - .... 1000 Mrs. Francis Olda 3 00 Mrs. Robert Shaw .. .-. g 00 Mrs. James McClure . - 1.00 Mrs. Ralph Guthrie 300 Riverside Auto camp ... 1 00 Mrs. O. Kuklman . 1 00 Link River Auto camp 10 00 Mrs. Garrett Van Riper .. SOO Mrs. Erlck Olson -. 300 Waller and Nelta West .. . ... 10 00 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Confortl 10.00 330 .237. 33 If it's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for used on In the classified. Pimples Disappeared Over Night Tea, it if true, there Is a aafe harm It aa medicated liquid called Ktaerex that drlea up plmplea over night. Many report that they had a red a ore pimply face one night and aurprlscd their friends" the next day with a clear complexion. There Is no risk. The first application must convince you or you ret your money back. Only 50c. Join the happy Klecrex users wh; are no longer emnarraased with unslKhtlv pimples. Sold and recommended by STAR DRUG STORE. Fifth and Main ALL WOOL PLAID JACKETS Zippar Front OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 Main Adding Machinal Calculators New Royal Typawrittrt ' Tor WPB Approved Users DESKS CHAIRS FILES For thosej hard-to-get Items PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 124 So. Oth Klamath Falls Day and Evening Classes COMPLETE BUSINESS COURSE Including That Speedy Thomas Natural Shorthand Klamath Business College 733 Pin Phone 4780 EDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE 127 80. 7th SPECIAL STEAK DINNERS Southern Fried Chicken 60c MERCHANT'S LUNCH Includes Soup SsUd Dessert Coffen Waffles All Hours Meal Tickets 85.S0 Value for 88.00 American Am Car rdv Am Tel at Tel Anaconda . Calif Parkins .- Cat Traolor ... Commonwealth St Sun Cttrlls.Wrllhl General gl.etrle Clen.ral Motors til Nor Rr lM Illinois Central Int Harvester Kenneoott . Ux'kh.ecl ,...- !.oiis-nell "A" Monifoinery Ward u N V Central Norlhern Pacific Par (la. Si El Packard Mulor him H R Republic Steel - Richfield Oil . Kafeway Stores Hears noehurk Southern Pacific rttamlanl llraiul. Hun.hlue Mlnm Vrans-Anierira ,.. Union Oil Calif llnlnn Paclflo II H Steel Warner Pictures .- 1l's ... .Wl ... 11 ... Ill's ... 4. ... H'l ... 111! ... 37 . 'i ... .lit1 ... J' ... II .. at .. 10.1 ' ... 4.1 .. M, ... US .. III. .. l ..Issta .. M'a ... I4I Potatoes 1-OS ANCJKL.K8, March IS lAP-WrA Potatooi: A broknn, 0 unbroken cere on Ireck. arrived: Idaho o. Mains I. Ore von 1. Utah 1; market firm; no ealea. AN FRANCISCO, March ! .AP-WrA-Potato.: 9 broken. 13 unbroken ran on track: arrlwd: California 1. Idaho 4. Wahlnton I; no ealea. CHICAOO, March U t"APi PoUtoe: arrlvala 31. on track 107. toUl V. ehipmenta 1137: old itocki offertno lithl. for lMt itock demand food, mar ket firm at clllntt; Idaho ftutoet Hur bank). U, n. No. 1. 3 73: utility grade. ti.M; Mlnnota and North Dakota hlli Triumph, rommetvlal. 3.aa-3.1(l; Canada Orn Mountain. Canada No. I. M ; riorlita JO-lb aarka, Bllift TrlUtnphJ. U. S. No. t, U M1 70. LIVESTOCK HOimt RAN rBANCICO. March 1 rAr.wrAiCaitllei.' talabla 1A. nuntlnal. ror week: ataer 33 rtnta rtliher. Uw grade cow at) -50 cenli hlgbar, bulk S-G-M Gloriou Love Story with Music and TECHNI COLOR I - aT" A ft I fit iwiS suMUBcr GARLAND rtRRIEN MEET ME $ snoyis rau raKa rnoMi uu BMP' faHQ fMONI 44 1 ANNUAL iate, March 17 '$ Marine Barracks Band W A W IE All Elks and their ladies are in vited to hold their cocktail parties at the club. Table serv ice starts at 7:30. Dancing, 8:30 to 11:30. Curfew 12:00. Semi-formal. $1.50 couple. ANNOUNCING A NEW SERVECE FOR YOU Having just bean appointed thi Exclusive Li censee for The TruTred Process, we are taking this means of inviting you to inspect our new plant which has just been placed in operation. The TruTred Process Is easier on your tires. Temperature and pressure are concentrated on the tread. Sidewalls and beads are not overstrained or "overcooked." Tires are inserted and removed from the mold without prying or forcing. As your present tires may be all you'll have, you want to protect them! If the rest of your tire will stand it, you can triple the life of the tires you have by. having "Trucaps" applied by The TruTrerS Process. We lend you tires while recapping yours. Come in and let us show you how it's done. TruTred Tire Co. 2252 So. 6th St. at Shasta Way Phon 6069 For this week-end special we are featuring delicacies for your breakfast menus. Take home a variety of our luscious cake donuts. We are featuring cinnamon, powdered, plain, mocha and also chocolate and orange iced donuts. Donuts al ways hit the spot with both young and old, and , if you're not sure what to serve for your afternoon teas this is a sure way to please everyone. Also when placing your orders be sure to include some of our rich Danish pastries, rolls and butterhorns. They add variety to your 'menus and are both . easy and quick to serve. m.tnwt medium tn M ttrf tin no. IT.Ml food cow ill) 00 down, coimiihhi to medium 10.00. 18, ou, vannars and nil. tare T W-U DO. 6atiaa .mil llo.oo. 13.00. ror ueekt receiiiu flfto, vary UkM Complete clearance. Calvam fur weak' 40, Vlrm. Quotable top lno. Hoist ladle itnne. Nnmlnal: rh. lug top VI0.7A Mmlhim In good uwt ti 0014.00. Tor weeki reri,ia uta. Itheep: fetahta 300 rutiy atvady: lain tnp. deuhle (mid AS Hi. latuh ir m doubt aood I3 Ih. aw u.7.i, about too head mil 0T Ih. Nn. a pU w 94.M turted ten per rent IJ.nO. POBTLAND, Marrh Id (AP-WrAi Salable rattlo 3.1: total ia.t; f.lv.. able and total 3fl; market aitlv: nioitiy steady, hut supply laijtily dnlry t.vuo cows and calve; ter larking wnnk top fed ilaere tin AO; beat haircr einuti culiar-rtintmon batfera today Ip.lMhll fm rtittrraniiar rnwi 0.71-U (W; uiadhiui rows tin to til (to; one lot medium vei re Ili.W; good-choice radaa aalabla II 50-18 M. nalable hnn 35: total j.in: matkot acllva. alaadv : r.ixid-r)uitra SIA.aAi it. Irurkud'ln ItATA; f and sow 913 00, fetl r pn aaiaiii viii ait. i (, in. Blu?ep! none; mark at nnmlnal: imd c ha It a wtmltit lantba labia attnn litiui annd ewe salable B.0O-fl0, wgck'i tup CHICAOO, March lit (AP-WrAI-Mal ahla hnl. 0000; total. 10..VKI. tu ftilly staadv; food and rluirn bttrmwt and fin in n- up at win ct? Ulnar. Kftod " rhoice eowa at 114 00. pom plate clearance, NaUhla cuttle, lono: total. IWK): lalablr ralvee loO: total Sim); tnoauer iiuly lu lr end yaarllni Irunn, aittve: tup $17 paid for yearling; vvrral inaiU in ,10-in 00 Him smithwaat Jinj.i; hnt er fully itaady, carca at till ao-13 wl; rows modarntety active. Hrt on tr lol ly food erartp hilly alaady; hull iteadv to 33 cents higher. Ilahl itCferlnut up moeti ouuide weighty samatfe hulta ""I ... . 'Oilier main ,,1. 1 'r hJi ,11'liKl.i.m.iil , , a, " ' ft Hi m i.. ac.Tp,.i; a III. In r.k J"' Uu3t LEATHER . NIPPERS uittuun wuULEN jilt : BEST : ' 1 N V EST M E NT, HMJZ ' LOVERS! Lm Eyes Change rS0. Glasses Don't Have YOU Had a V'S Check-up Recently? ;i Phone 7111 I N ,u 1,1 I), lualsUaf MB IAN pTSGAL COLU UNCI 103 .IXCIVSIVIIT 0MIC4I rOttlAMO. 11 W tlK TWO HOIK ritMAIM Kilt Mil - CONSOLIDATION of E. F. Andersen Motor Frei and Klamath Falls Transfers Storage Co, to proylde Klamath with a new complete Local and Long Distance Hauling Service W art also happy to onnounes t h a w have obtained thi service of Mr. John Janssen formerly with the OK Tronifor Company, who will be in chorgs of our local hauling. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Complete service In Waihinj; ton, Oregon and California with connections to all other pom" In the country. STATE OF OR&Oti . We haul any and all ties to all points In the iao. Complete Facillilsj for CRATING -PACKING STORAGE E. F. Andersen Motor FreigM 101 Klamath Avo. . 0,M T.l.ohon. 73U0 . NiaTiM