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Newspaper Page TextTEN HERALD AMD HEWS Our Boarding Houia Red Ryder Wash Tubbl Boots and Her Buddies WA,V50 -WOT Freekles and His Friends Alley Oop Little Orphan Annie ? fZT iaeantt v fer trouble I jak.e.' f i;? r THK& AMD 3AB I'M. , ) ' ftl RtH VOW AN PAY THAT BEFUfiEE. V - jMJ ' RAMOW,F8(4THePAINTlNiaeEfTSEE HE J . ftTV'- CHAW65S HiS WW ABOUT 6EIUM&IT! , j. Y JEFfigJ 1 V 3ff f THA'S MO , 1 J T n fL'vlLffvmATT Tl CERTAINLY DO.' 1 f In u$ FRIGHTENED ) f tSviIT aX!1,a, ,.VrtSH,L.?,A.LLOW LARD TO y FOR SOME BEASO. I 1 WHAT I fAAMMER. SEEMS aj rJ rsttm a Jij t-Y 3S'?fSD7Arf iki lT'l flT-LL MO LONGER BE YSO IT WOULPN TOACTIVATB THE -JC---C( tuc'mc 9MR2:, f,X$'PI?, NECESSARVTOSENDA ) SEEM... BUT IT SCREEN. THE CIRCUIT! ::r---g Iplrl'SfvfpAS?01-0 K'S TIME-TRAVELER BACK JUST WON'T MUST BE COMPLETED ' vtCf quo pin I tSc wvSmtTIU INTO THE AREA TO y WOB1C OUT BV AN OBJECT SENT, A'lfc1: EAru?MPE . POSSIB,LITIES'i BE EXPLORED.' fV THAT WAYf J INTO THE AREA By - V&T I IMt: -MACHINE .k S TUP MAHIWPI h Al LJL iJ51 XtffcmrV f-Sil Jtions, no further tewnical -ss IjiwSeei;!'' i L'J in0 fence I fool-got herTn!w W OVER TH- FENCE Ifc, rr?SM CORNER- IF I N I I I CORNERED! SHE f I lE-E-EKl I Thunday. April S. IMS With Mojor Hoopla -err . -y'yc-l Of Wlr Out Our Way (ii K' 1 mot IS M WM THAI THE SIGN ! i . BETTER. J Fiji tS&-- StWCETHl&lS I RUN! "My-l PEAp'Yn.LL justE L, Q.imYlirAclivCT.liie.T.M.ra.ii.itPT miJiK.jKf .' i n i am, r t'ra i i .- X - rv wi-s ci i . v ' rirriMEBA v IS A A-GOIN7 you Nvvy .r A cloup GIT SUCH A Y.iLV.,-A. SVOMDERFUL PICTURE By Fred Harmon By Leslie Turner 5PABE6 MsXEE-AMP KFS UNAWARE ARBOW UDoSP 04 NS ref.T By Martin By Blosser WE SHOULD SEE WHAT HAPPENS . t I Tt a ami .nun TO i ROV UUUO HAS Z5 . By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray By J. R. Williams vci THAT - A BEAUTIFUL is-m i M "1 I 4V. f I v , WEATHER Udtiadv. Anrll 4. I!US Mnx. Mln. Prcclp. Eiifenc .- - !7 Kiamutn t mis Satrnnirnto ...70 North Hcnd M Portland Keno (Kl San Franc ico 63 Seattle 53 Mctlford w as Vnrlhrrn rliriirnlA CtoUW onr nnrihrrn cojat and over rxtreiite norm- cm interior with occasional light rain today; clear eUewhcre today ana to night: Inorcnstnii cloudlnsiu northern Dnrtion and elcnr southern portion to- riav: not much temoeriiture change. Oregon Occailonal light ihowen to day, tonigni ana rriaay. anow in mountains, t-ooter loum portion iowmj . VITAL STATISTICS KFJ.LMC Bnrn at Klamath Valley ho.piul. Klamath Falli, Ore.. March 4. l!H5. to Mr. ana Mrs. i-. 9. neiioii. 1H.11 Wantland. a1 Btrl. Weifht: S pounds 7U ounces. KELLEY Born at Klamath Valley hosDital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. March 2. to Air. ana Mrs. I- u. r.euey, r.eno. ure., a Doy. neignt: o pounoi ounces. kricks Born at Kiamatn va ey nos- pltol, Klamath Falls. Ore.. March a. i!H3, to Mr. ana Mrs. i. a. a.ricxs. I'ellran City. Ore., a boy. Weliht: 9 pounds 7 ounces. ZEEK.Born at Klamath Valley hos pltal, Klamath Falls, Ore.. March 3. 1!UV to Lt. and Mrs. Charlea D. Zeek, route 3 box 01B. city, a boy. Weight: 7 pounas a ounces. Courthouse Records Marrlsfe Licenses MKAnows. VAN LUE. William M. Meadows, 33. USMC. Native of South Dakota. Resident of Watertown. S. D. Dorralne Rose Van Lue. 18, clerk. Native of California. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. remnlalnls Filed George Htxson vs. Ralph L. Smith Lumber company. Suit to recover carnages 01 suns. u. b. tsaienune. at tomey for plaintiff. . John S. Martin vs. Southern Pacific company. Suit to recover damages of $25,000. U. S. BalenUne. attorney for piaintiir. E. R. Welker vs. Great Northern Rail way company. Suit to recover dam ages of $25,000. William P. Lord and Ben Anderson, attorneys tor plaintiff. Jasllca Ci"t Ada Grafton, having alcoholic liquor in possession. Fine. $23 and costs. Lee Leonard Harrington, falling to pro cure operator's license. Fine, $5.30. Edward Simpson, falling to procure operator's license. Fine, $5.30. Earl Martin Cramer, passing another moving venicie on a curve, rine, aiu. Lee Leonard Harrington, having a! cohollc liquor In possession. Dismissed on .motion oi district attorney. WHEAT CHICAGO. April 5 'APt Profit cash ing following several days of rising prices caused easiness In grain futures mark eta today. Offerings Increased after announcement mat Russia had de nounced tts neutrality oact wl(h Janan. May rye at times lost nearly two cents but the, trade was light and the market nervous. The open Interest In May rye has been reduced approximately .1.750.000 bushels in three days, Indicating, analyst said, that many short have been eliminated. Wheat was up as much as 1" cents at the start but the bulge lasted only a few minutes. At the finish wheat was ac higher to 1 cent lower than yesterday's close, May $t.71i-!. Com was off to c, May $1.12,i. Oats were down i to 1 Ve, May eS-tUTac. Rye was 1 to 2 cents lower. May Sl.20-l.20li. Barley waa un changed to off l'ic. May 1.0a,4. BTNOPHIR OK ANNUAL HTATBMENT Of the NATIONAL AUTOMORfLK AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY of Lob Anceles. In the Stat of rillfornia. on the thirty-first day of Dfcemher, 1044. rnad to the Insurance Commtxslonr of Uie Btate of Oreron. ptirauant to law; INCOME Nut premiums rcoflved 8,010.7X8.88 Total interest, dividends anrl real ratals Incomf l.Tfl, 26fi. 04 Incomt from other sources 40.097,27 Totsj Inrortir- S 8.183.080.69 niHHURlJKMEN T8 amriiii nnl.l rmlirv. Nft hnlrtopel fnr India) ss O fljl A slit H I-Oia adjiuiment expenfies'l 375.6sXi5o AKntu commlMlona or brok- erasi 1.878.348.8T Salirlea and fees officers. . dlrcrtors home , office employes ,' 20 S03.0A Taxi. licenses anrl fees 206.023.42 iJlvlflcnds nald to tnehliol'1- eri (Cash, ISO, 000, stnek nllt - 150,000.00 PlvifJenrl.i pnlrt or credited to pnli'-yliotriers - 24f,,fi03.7 All other expendlturea 522.384.43 a nutTTPn i not-Tfl Value of bonds owned famortlzed) 7.756.730.0O Ca:h in banks and on hnnd . 978.353.48 Premiums In course of collection written since H-ptemher .10. 1044 1.S20.830.A1 Interest and renta due and accrued .16.02S.04 Other asset (net) 60,513.78 Total admitted asaeU .810,237.434.33 LlABILITIBfl, BUnPTJJS AND OTHKK - . . . HUN OB Total unpaid claims 1 4,224.325.49 KsllrnatM loss aduptment exoense for unpaid ellma 43,000.00 Total unearned premiums on all unexpired risk 3,715,355.33 Salsrle. rents, expenses. hills, accounts, fees. etc.. due or accrued 17.000.00 Estimated amount due or r--cri,"!? tor ".xw 460.373.00 Com ml nil ons. hrort e ra ee, or other charges due and ac- , crued . 341,023,00 All other llnhltltles, fllvl- dendi unpaid to Policy h'il1ra 31)0 500 CO Contingent commission I0!ooo!oo Totat liabilities, except f',,al ,z B.1 01 .874.81 raplfal paid up 1,000.000.00 fl irp us over all Hah1llt1a 1.075.859.63 BurpKis a reiurda policy- tV,"oaw o holders n 2,075,859. 64 et Premiums received .8 4fl.7I7.4: net loese paid 107.fl4fl .5 Blntulfry reslifnnt altomtr for rvtr. niriJ; lljrrJ' mnr. Portland Branch BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY r Phone S520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE ORDNANCE DEPOTS t n!iviM a ,.,n n t,v More thuii 1200 I'ortrcssos and Libera tors attacKccl two itirijo un ordnance dcpoU. rail lurm-U and uiriields in me muiira Niiornbt'm areas of joiillicrn Ucrninny today. The two oranancc Ingolstadt, 40 miles northeast oi Munich, and Grafcnwohr, 40 miles noilheast of NucrnuerB. Kail tnrgcU at NueriibcrB. at Bayreutli, 40 miles northeast of Nuernberg, and Plauen. nenr the r-...Mi.nui.,uir hnrriir nlso were attacked and an airfield at Un- tcrschlaudcrsbacli, Just souut- west of Nucrnoeru, wns nit. The heavy bombers were ac rnmnnnli'H bv 000 MllSlanKS Slid Thunderbolts. The attacks followed tne uib Rest night raids In over a month bv more than 1000 RAF bombers striking in four waves. Provda Says Hoover Against Long Peace MOSCOW, April 5 (VP) A Pravda editorial writer contend ed today that Herbert Hoover "not only fears but does not de siro a long peace." Jacob Viktorov, In an article discussing plans for world secur ity, called Hoover an enemy of the soviet union and said the former president's suggestions regarding the Dumbarton Oaks proposals and the forthcoming San Francisco world security conference were "among the most suspicious. (Hoover made his suggestions in a series of articles written for the North American newspaper Alliance and published last week.) "Hoover calls for no haste In the formation of a security or gunlzation," Viktorov wrote, and he tHiotcd the former president's articles as saying: ''We must have time In order to cool off from the emotions of wartime. Wo cannot have simultaneously both peace and retribution." Market Quotations NEW YOHK. April 8 ( A P -Selected stork attracted timid buyer in today's market but numerous leader were neglected In another of the slowest ses sion since last September. Closing quotations; American Can ,... ,. 93 Am Car ft Hdy ....... 42 Am Tel fc Tel I021. Anaconda - JU, Cltf Packing . 30 Cat Tractor 1 SO Commonwealth St Sou 1116 curtis-wrtgni ... 3 General Electric 0, ttcncrai nioiori LIU Gt Nor Ry pfd Illinois Central , Int Harvester Kennecott , 30c, uocaneea 40 Long-Bell "A" 17' Montgomery- Ward S31 Naih-Kclv lfl1 N Y Central 22' Northern Pacific Pac Gas El 31 33 ' 6W 33 30 12 Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores , . 02's Hears Hoeouck Southern Pacific , Standard Brand . Sunshine Mining , Trans-America .. Union Oil Calif Union Pacific U S Sleel Warner Picture . ...10 ,. 30 11V S0ts 110" , 13U Potatoes SAN FRANCISCO, April 8 (AP-WFAl Potatoes: 7 broken. 7 unbroken can 00 track; arrival Florida 3, Texas 2 Idaho 5; market firm: Texas Bllsr Triumphs 50-lb. sacks. No. 1, Inch minimum! 83.97 delivered. LOS ANGELES, April 8 fAP-WFA) Potatoes: 8 broken. 10 unbroken cars on track; arrivals Idaho 7, Oregon 3. Texas 3. North Dakota 1, Utah I. Canada 1; one truck car by truck from Cali fornia; market firm at celling; no sales. CHICAGO. April 8 1AP-WFA) Pota to: arrivals 30, on track 78, total V. 8. shipment 700; old stock: supplies mod erate, best quality stock firm: poorer quality and B sire, weak; Nebraska Bliss Triumph. U. S. No. 2. 83.20; Wis consin Katahdins, U. S. No. 1. 63.27; Canada Green Mountains, Canada No. 1, 63.40; Texas 30-lb. sacks Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1, f3.33; Florida 50-lb. sacks Bill Triumphs, U. 8. No. 1. 82.71-3.91 LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April 8 'AP-WFAl Cattle: salable 100. Steady; load common steers offered, medium to good steers quoted 815.50-16.50. Good cows quoted 813.00 down. Odd common cows 610.00-11.00, cutters B. 00-30, can ners 87.50-8.50. Common tu good sausage bulli 810.00-12.00. Calves: 10. Firm; odd common 810.00. culls 89.00. Hogs; salable 100. Firm; few good to choice 200-280 lb, barrow and gilt 815.75;- medium to good sows 914.00 15.00, Sheep: salable 100, Steady; otd-crop lambs absent, good and choice spring Iambs quoted 915.00-16.00. Good ewes salable 10.00 down, few medium 86.00. PORTLAND. Ore.. April 8 fAP-WFA) Salable cattle 300, total 300; calve sal able and total 15; market fairly active, mostly steady; four loads good-choice fed steer 918.25-17.00; top 917.00 on one load 1307 lb.; few good teers 915.50; common-medium grades 811.00-14,50; canner-common heifer 89.00-11.00; can-ner-cutter cows 87.00-0.50: fat dairv tvn cow to 810.50; good heavy beef bulls up to 913.50; few medium bulls 911.00. 12.50; good-choice vealers 815.00-10.00: common grades down to 911,00. Salable hogs 200; market very active, steady; good-choice above 100 lb, weight SI 5.73: the celllns: odd ht.il inn it. 913.50; good sows all weight 9)5.00; choice 100-123 lb. feeding pigs 917,50; food stags salable 913.00-13.50. aaianie aneep: none; total 13; market nominal, steady; good-choice wooled lamb salable 81 S..M. tn.no : nnrf.fhn. awe salable 98.50-0.00, rmfirin A.ll at . A n lira. A . - vi.anuu, npin 47 '-i--rrr ai-oaianie nogs. 5000; total, 0000; active, fully dy: food and choice barrows and - - ,"' " v --. ceiling; gooa and choice sows at $14.00; complete clearance. Salable cattle. 800: total, 5000; salable .-,.E, Kim -um; general market gain very active; clearance broad on rVA . .1 T , ana yeriings. ....hu,,,- cdimiii iiBii-m, Birong to IS cents higher; cows and hulls stronf to vlers active at 817,00 down: 4 " cnoice aieers nere in load ai7iM.lwo hfd. ",'0: lot top in nn A ?n Vt moBI Deer GOV $ 0.30-13.00. strictly good offerings to iv .weL'!!;t-y- bulls sold free- artlv. ...IT1.- 4?2: ioW 4!Mi' 1""lbi good and choice fed wooled westerns 5?A ' "Rlf lo.d-'V'Snd nd choice 00-iofl lbs, fed clipped lamb. aklna aiaai Jini mostly No, I LEGAL NOTICES Nollc. I. hsreby gl.". If."' "II"', sr.uirV-.iif,- A.,ril nui at lh hour of ten "'I"" i1 M li the Circuit l'..urt r.'" lit Ilia ?u"h.!".. in Klamath '"Tha." ::.-7:.f,:..:i'Jr.;o'nd,,;s"-'u.:.". 'izjssssr-. ,- Jm! K..b.rl llershlrger. De- U is-sa-ffl. A B H-No. NoTira or ii't-MtiN" on "K.n0 ""VlNAL AlVol'NyiF AUMINIl. IN T.. CIBrrV'6HT or TIM, HTA I T- r - INCT!ir.unH,nrT5 smi! of ...uini;;;'"..... iiieu in sm .; ".., ..i.iai l-irvu.t Judge. ir '; Ir'iVai fiaJiV a M. in the Coitrth.rtue 1" Klamath Fall., Oirgun as tha " plact ft nearuia i. having an oPJrcuon - ' fore the time oi "" T inn A.ii..tnlklrtr(M. nitinc.!! iwuiu. Atini IMonoer "ii"' A-hland. Oregon. . .... of Mral Publication: April 8. I A .113 l 3" No TO UJWVVVVVV- Ration Calendar A--- Prlr and llatlonlng Hoard. 4t0 Mam slrrrl Office hour dally. 10 . in. in 4 30 p. m. rnww information. .,. , AH applications must MAH.ru in In the War 1'rire inn hhi" In) Main street, and NOT piesenUd In parson- i-Roi rnm i. rooon ItH'R BT AM PB Ballon doom i'iSrUh Mo' ".l .hjr- i ZiZZ:;!l 51 valid Yhnigh J.W SI, ltr.ll STAMI'S Italloll hook -1 1'S Ihruugh XS valid through April W V- Ihrotigh D l valid through June r,l through J J valid Ihrougll Jun. JO. K J through I' l valid through July SI. at;ciAlt-.nation hook 4-Sugar slamp . !,. 1. New sugar ii.mn valid Mav I. , .,.,.,.. "and a now -valid, "f 'IX;'" ts couoons. gallon. .aril, valid Ihrough June 31. uVrtvr.A,mlv local iKiard for oil. CLASSIFIED MATES Otis rtav sw word c 1 daj run P 1 day run P' le 4 day run 5 day run , Week run ., .pet word 13 per word 14a .ot word 45e fciomn run " to- Ulscouni inr rvnwni . "I B"s uiKnuni I"! - Ada received by l:oo p m. will pPr imi afternoon In "Nw Today cnltimn- Mw Today LOST-Brown leather billfold wllh sip- i.i,.tf imnnrUnt naper. driver's llcene. social aecurlty card and gas coupons. jaca ' ''"' g a .- Natura. Reward offered arau TYPEWRITER and Adding Machine ..r-. i,g.PBni4.d Tutiatr aukkly made. H. L. Fuson. Phone 3576. 4 WANTED RecepllonUI and bookkeeper , for A weeks work, win coniioer wn i t-.n-a wife. Write Herald-News, Rox 4, 43lf uAfirrrn 1 htia drivers. ne for day shift, one fnr night shift. Klamath BUB CO.. 1MI Main. WANTED Party In take care of lawn throughout summer, rnone "j. WANTED Grain " bucker. food waves. See Max. 136 Main. EXPERIENCED FARMER wants to raise spuds on shares Write P.eO. Box AAA. KUmath Falls. 4-7 FOR BALE-Auto court. 4 units, -odem good location, monthly Incut. 9340; n...- . ,,.lt1l4f ullahln for a Blallon. Phone 6A30. 47 FOR 8ALF - 3-bedroom home, floor fur nace. -3550 Vine. 47 FOR SALE. Brick apartment house In Klamath Fans, w unii. mr-ir nlshed, excellent Income: also furnish ed brick annex, 12 garages. Phone 9017. T FOR BALE -Attractive six-room modem home on acres, five mllea out. Phone 3018. -T vnn HALE-li acre excellent soil, Irrigated, large modern home, other buildings, some income, on mil rnw, Must be seen to be appreciated. In quire 2045 Arthur. 4-7 FOR SALE Six acre under Irrigation, one acre Young and Boysenbeniec, one acre pcarhes. balance clover, two-bedroom .modern house., barn chlckenhouse, woodshed, garage. J. W. McCoy Tolman Creek Road, Route 1. Ashland. Oregon. 46 FOR SALE -40 acres of spud land for rent. In Langell valley, old clover land. John McFall, Bonanca, Ore. 4-11 FOR SALE One of Klamath Fall finest apart ment houses, JOHN McFEE. Realtor. 118 N. 7th. Phono 4521. 4-B FOR SAI.K-Model A Ford coupe, With box. 2435 Nile St. Phone 8050, 4-7 THE UNITED STATES RUBBER CO. of fers a new, nnn-lnflammahle, non-ex-plosive spot remover. Cleans spots from all fabrics, glove and leather, without leaving telltale ring or odor. 8 01. bottle 4V. LA MOURE S SUPPLY CO. 3350 So. 6th Phon6 soon 4-11 FOR SALE-Factory made trailer house, sleeps 4, with brake, new paint In side and out, new Intald linoleum, 16 ft. Right price. 3415 Shasta Way, 4-7 FOR SALF. Malo Chesapeak., moe. old. Itlchard Morgan, Keno. Phone 780. 4.7 RADIOS FOR 8AI.K. aome small and some large. North Klamath Radio Service. Phone 47911 or 074(1. 4-11 FOR HAl.ROne wood circulating heat er. Phon. ooAa. 4.7 WANTItri TO RFNT-a or I-bedroom house hy permanent civilians. Prefer elm. In. Phon. Willard Hotel, Room 430, evenings. 4.7 .. covered. Alterations on ",,W7T WANT- Ahout a la.foot hoat. suitable clothing. Mrs. II. M. AUsM": for outboard motor. Address P. O. Main. Itoom 211. Ph. 7343. ' Box 433. 4.3 . t ron a,v T, KFMTONINO, PAINTINOI ' i oh... rYounf 8wlM 4rax cow. Ing Plaalle Kola, w.ar-reslsUt Phone 30711. , 4 Phon 3007. . ,Sh.riJnHlt"a0n ""V1! n1 wh"- h" ,0 VOUR CEMENT WORK tsl1 ohetland, 4 years old. Ph. 6308, 4.7 Wy..-rTa.Plrhon-.l'"";.7 c, gfi.-'gu, c-"!5 PLP.d?rn..wR,th..' V"hL.CnE TOK CIIILDRF.N In m V'm'"-. home, d.y, ,, 3lM Croh)f CImTAmB LAUNDERE0 and . W Plton 3717. . LShaff.-r, ft mSS- Dor,h" M" T"V "S for general r.; p ' 3I"' mowert. gai engines, weWI" ' WfLL CARE FOR CIIILDRFM 1. h,m,r B,w r"ln- ' ' home, davs Til. r,IL,lJiEi' In my 7 I-!Liy'' 3II B""man. 4.7 WINDOW CLEANlNOPn"J r!!d "waVfrnftr clor h V BPENCER CORST'" , leatherelle ilnn'w . ''."? "nd "' Mr- "W "'"""' PP0'1"' nlture. ma E. Main. '"li Bl"t 7"- Klamath Falls. FOR LEASE 4H ..... li : PAINTING, Kemtonlng. K1 clover land 1 i?tu. PJ Ml'nt Ph. 3J73. tt&&ZSttl .EW.NO MAcams lg leas. 10" pt ini,; wn " m.lteg. Phon. I7I. Ml ""i JSM - Window ;gj r 30 l- " 4-t tun Austin. run una a re on itAV 1 AUCTION or,n Look under 'Mlsrellaneous i today for Hal and d.iT ' 'llir.u. w. ri.Al.KUa, 0WN( COU iWIOART, AWCTIotrri,! UAniip.n sa 1 r 1 . nsimvmr . - itoy aonmecx, ni. i, ii iu Y WANTKH Man wllh IrariiViu tu aoed toiio arm on 1 j.u,-. 2r A. b. Mcwuy, uriaiey, Lsf WANTRII-Ferm Work. KsperlsZjl irrigaiinn ami tractor ittlvlii J Winler, i-liarisa s, Cmtr. 1 FO HAI.K 8 milk cows. tiii-TrWi tlwltlr Separator. H tu west f Henley and one miu l Nnrman Hkeltun, Hi. 1. i H Mltna Woticei LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE WILL ELECT OFFICERS THURSDAY NICHT APRIL S Slag Party nefrcjlinieJ 0 t,'. M. Klamath Lodge Kt.Ttl F. as A. M . will ag. J clal meeting rrlait J at 7 M p m 1 K. A. Igr. All knJ Nor.i. nud Wutihifid aa CARPENTERS' LOCAL No. 190 UuIIhm I.I t. ... m nings of 4h ntoitth, I.Jo u. ui ml Temple. 433 Main, t-. u. I.ONH, Bee and 0 1 f Office Open 7 oo In 600 p u tJt Wednday. Phone Sl Ktamaih rni l ffA SXL iJT N li Loet and Found LOST - 9 Mallretae fat child, k 1 taxi, rnone sww. LOST- Mack billfold contalnls and Social Beeurliy eard. tin u tons, em nignau rnone jax warn. LOST March 33. mll rmale tmi rier, hiark and tan, with on breast. Notify Raliwiy tqi Agency, LOST - Thursday be twee trJ school and Main 81, glss a U lealhar case, plaallo nmt, 11 m please phone aoa. STRAYED to my plare. heifer. nfJ white fare, no brand, tree af ear. upper bit In Haiti ear. OeWl have same by paying bill. 4. 1 Csl Ovnaral Motloti W1U. NOT be reeponsibl farwd contracted by enyotte ether Umsj self after this date. April t, IMaj M Ij-mmil 10 8rvtc REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVO DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Mikci Ptrb, Control! and Equip in BIOCK. OregoaEquipmentCi i-noiio 0017 lil so, ti lit MOVING ST0RAC1 Local and Long DliUool HAULINO Klnmnth Fnllt TRANSFER ond STORAtf Agcntii (or United Vnn Uf 101 Klamnth Phoni A CHIMNEYS SWEPT FURNACES CLEANED Kepalr all lypM Healing tqull Oil Burner Servict TUFTS HEATINC SERVll Phone 8040 If no answer, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANj Inspection free Modern ltvOT contents riauiea awb Ed. F. King Phorv, lua FOR SALE WOOD-CO A LOIL FURNACES Fr. Estimates All Makes of Heating Equipment Service Tufta Hoatlng Servlc Phone BBIO If no answer, rnone 4111 J noor leak? Phon 4.t. KALSOMININ0), Kemtonlng, II. L. Brown. Phone 4Ua. IIKMSTITtMirt' -ji DRESSMAKING! Button! fjl . l If 1 1 . mellt.e ai mn.Lerwj Invited 0 W d- vifhthJZr&Z nA",vAe