EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS
Saturday. Mar '..
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
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BY J. R. WILLIAMS
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Freckles and His Friends
By Blosser
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MY LESSON! I 6UESS
I DON'T WANNA MAK
IRLS. SWOON AFTER,
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Courthouse Records
Urrtat LIcn
WATSONO-AnsON. Murvtn Cforfo
WtOM. 19. I'SMC. Ntisj oj Orfgon.
Btdfnt of Klnmlh KelU, Or. Htlrn
J-n Larn. 30. tftphon operator.
N'ati'i-e of Monlam. Hldenl ol KUitl-
FlUY-WOKNMAri, Aioen inwim
Rtlv, 19. It. S. nvy. Naltv o Nw
Jtrvv. Rrtldent of Klamath rail. Ore.
Juamta Bio Workman. 18, thvti
worker. Native of Oklahoma. ncstUcnt
of Klamath rails. Ore.
MEBK1TT-WALLIS. Trank Vernon
Merntt. 3J. USMC. Native of T.
Resident of HalUs. Trx. Nell Marie
Wallu. 30. typist. Nattvo of Texas. Res
ident of Dillas. Tex.
KARKEH-MKLSEN. Neal Vincent
Karrer. IS. box factory worker. Na
tive of Idaho. Resident of Klamath
Fall. Ore. Rosemary Nielsen. 18. cash
ier.. Native of North Dakota. Resident
Of Klamath Fallt. Ore.
Tl'RNER-HUAKEl.Y. Ceorite Monro
Turner. 37. S. army. Native ol Okla
homa. Resident of Lea Anete, Calif.
Belty Josephine Blaksty. 1. student
Native of Oregon. Resident of Klamath
Falls. Ore
r.NTW13I.E-HOLLOWAY. Itfnry R.
Entwlale. St, USMC. Native of Wash
initton, D. C. Rertrnl of Virginia
Beach. Va. Jean Harriet Holloway, m,
box factory worker. Native of Michigan.
Resident of Klamath Tails. Or.
Justlea Court
John Conrad Fenntng. operating mo
tor vehicle without warning device.
Fine, WW.
(rvin Richard Corbln, lour In front
seat. Fine. 3.M.
I rvin Richard Corbln. no muffler
Fine, 13-90.
Complaints flleo
Oeorg A. Sprague vs. Dorothy J.
Spragu. Suit for divorce. Charge,
cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple
married January 28. I MO. Reno. Nev.
If. C. Mem-man. attorney for plaintiff.
Mnrk A. Green vs. Montana J. Green.
Suit for annulment. Couple married
April 10, VM2. Fallon, Nev. L. Orth
Sltemore. attorney for plaintiff.
Romalne Ooettcher vs. Kclwln Iloetleh
er. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and
Inhuman treatment. Couple married
July 2J, 1940. Plaintiff seeks custody
of one minor child and T0 support
money. U. S. Dalcntlne, attorney for
plaintiff.
Geraldlne Long Coetello vs. John Wil
liam Costelto. Suit for divorce. Charge,
cruol and Inhuman treatment. Couple
married August 23. 10.18, San Jose.
Calif. Plaintiff aeeka custody of two
minor children. U. S. Ualentine, attor
ney for plaintiff.
Audrey Sandefur vt. Curt Lion. Hull
to collect damages of 9&00. plus costs
and disbursements. W. Lamur Town
send, Klamath Falls: William P. Lord
and Ben Anderson, Portland, attorney
for plaintiff.
Lou visa I. Olson vs. Anton Olson.
Suit to recover Oldsmoblle coupe, or
ti00, and $100 damages and cost. F.
O. Small, attorney for plaintiff.
SIM
51
MPERAT
URES
TE
SEEN IN EAST
BOSTON. May 12 UP) Slowly
rhino tpmpcraliirc brouiilit
Homo n-llrf to Imrd lilt nnricul
lural commimlllps today
northern New England began
rnpalrinR cominuntcatlons (nat
tered during the area's wort
Muy mow storm in mora than
30 years. , . ,
The estimated loss stood at
closo to a million dollars and
much of northern Maine still
was cut off from telephone and
telegraph facilities.
Urgent messages were car
fjed through nlrline and emer
gency radio equipment.
The Western Union said hun
dreds of Its poles wero felled
and described the damage as the
company's worst in Maine since
the 1 !)36 floods.
The unusual May snow fall
the worst In 73 years In some
sections petered out yesterday
after sweeping across western
Massachusetts, Vermont, New
Hampshire and Maine,
High winds swept northern
sections during the storm and
the snow depth rnuged up to 30
inches, reported in the hilly
back kingdom neighborhood
near Mexico, Me.
Much of the damage came
when the heavy, wot snow broke
branches of apple trees and or
chardists feared 00 per cent of
the crop might be lost. Spring
plantings also were damaged by
snow and cold.
HINT TO LOSERS OF KEYS
An extra key, carefully con
cealed in a secret place under
tho hood, eliminates a great deal
of kibor if tho car should be
locked with the keys inside.
Drunk, Disorderly
Cases Reported
Two drunk and . disorderly
cases were brought up in police
court Saturday morning, along
with one drunk and five vagran
cy cases. One drunk and dis
orderly balled out.
A. Dimeo. 2330 Eberleln. post
ed $3 bail and was cited to ap
pear in court Saturday tor vioiau
ing ine aug .orainaiicc.
Ervin Corbin, 304 S. 4th. and
Bruce Barks, 2828 Summers
lane, met in collision on Market
and (lth at 0:45 a. m. Saturday.
barks car sustained damages.
No arrest was made.
Alvin llillmnn. 4706 Homedale
road, and J. R. Childers, B146
Bristol, collided at 6th and Main
at 4:30 p. m. Friday. No damage
was reported.
of
Alley Oop
By V. T. Hamlin
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PANTS OB NONT4.
THAT PEANUT-BRAINED
VARMINTS NOT 0(M3
TO VIAMPEPE ME.' I'LL
WAIT'LL HE (30ES AWAY,
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V VIG.IL... ugV.V A SARONG FIGURE Z! W I
FUNERALS
EDWARD F. DALMEB,
Erf word r. Dalmer. a resident
PrinevlUe. Oregon, pnssed away in thut
city on Friday. May 11. 1M3. at 10
a. m. following a brief Illness. Ho was
a native of Germany and at the time
of hla death was sicd Btl year! 1
months and 18 days. Surviving are
his wife, Mra. Amelia palmer of Prine
vlUe, Ore.: two sons, Edward of this
city and Seffio Dalmer of Leduc, Al
berta . Canada: one dauahter. Mrs, A. C,
lOena O.i Dackca of this city; a bo five
rrandchildren. The remains Will arrive
from PrinevlUe on Monday and friends
may call at the chapel of the Earl
Whit lock Funeral homo. Pine at Sixth,
after 12 noon, Commitment services
and Interment Llnkvil cemetery. Tues
day. Mav 15. 1D4S. leavlna the Earl
Whitlock chapel al 2:30 p. m. Friends
are invited.
JOHN ALBERT MILLER
Funeral services . for the late John
Albert Miller, who passed away In this
city Friday. May 11, 1043, following an
Illness of one week will ba held in
Shatter, Calif., on Monday, May 14,
1843, with commitment services and In
terment following In family plot. The
remains were forwarded via Railway
Expreca Agency on Saturday morning,
May 12. 1)143. at o:ua a. m. Arrange
men La were under the direction of the
Earl Whitlock Funeral homo ol this
city.
Little Orphan Annie
By Harold Gray
KftuT pi unuiiUDiii-.i m ?10N' .unq'uns ! 1 W here's fifty cents apiece! T rrr r r 1 "1
. THEY COULD PUT IN . PUT lmC GET THERE .'m Io IN' , L?KE ijuu? l by Ti I A M lC I
V '
KOR8EN TWINS
John Edward and John Anthony Kor-
en. infant twin son of Mr. ana Mrs.
J. C. Korscn of this city, passed away
on Friday, May U, 104S. Surviving
Dcsiacs tno parents are ona stsicr, i'a
trlcia Ann Korscn. and the a ran dour
ents. Servlcea were held on Saturday,
May 12, 1043 at 2:30 p. m. at Mt. Cal
vary memorial parte witn the nev. Joim
i'ncian oinciatinR. interment followed.
Arrangements were under the direction
of the Earl Whitlock Funeral homo of
mis city.
THOMAS E. JOHNSON
Thomas E. Johnson, a resident of
Klamath Fails for the; pust 21 years,
panseu away at ms new nome in Ash
l.ind, OrcRon, Thursday, Mny 10, lfllB.
The 1 decQAsert was a native of Oslo,
Norway, and was aged 02 years.
months, and 23 days when called. lie
is survived ny h a wife. Gertrude John
son; and a son, 1st LU Robert Johnson
al Torney General hospital, Palm
Dpnngs, (jam.
Funornl services will be held In the
cnapci oi ward s Klamath Funeral home,
023 Hiah. Tuesdnv. Mnv in. lnu Bi
1:30 p. m, with tho Rev. S, M. Topness
of the Klamath Lutheran church of
inn cny oniciattng. commitol services
and Interment will follow In Mt, View
cemetery in Amand, Oregon.
BIKES FOR RENT
MAKE RESERVATIONS
FOR SUNDAY
Phone 5520 . 222 8. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
DEVELOPING '
ENLARGING
PRINTING
IfHdelwoodi
PHOTO SERVICE
211 Underwood Bldg.
WEATHER
Eugene .. UT SO
Klamath Falls AO a
Sacramento 78
North Bend SO
Portland -. 30
Reno 74
San Francisco 00
Seatll ... BO
Medfnrd . 81
Hed Bltiff 77
NO. CALIFORNIA: Bain north por
tion today, spreading toward south por
tion tnis afternoon ana tonigni: clear
ing Sunday excenl showers extreme
southern nortton: cooler Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND OnCQON Rain
today, tonlaht and Sunday. S iron a or.
vailing winds on coast. Little change
in temperature.
.78
48 .01
Trace
M
80 .40
rti .00
aa Trace
BO .10
, .03
54 .01
OBITUARY
IVAN E. KILO ORE
tvan E. Klliore. a resident of Klam
ath county since birth, passed away in
this city on rriday, May 11, ws, ai
9:13 p. m. following an extended III
ness. Ha was a native of La n gel I Vat
ley. Oregon, and at the time of his
death was aged 08 years, 8 months and
17 days, surviving are ms wife, Mrs,
Marie Kllgore of this city; one brother,
Earl Kllgore of Redmond, Or.; two
nephews and one niece. Mr. Kllgore
was a member of Klamath Falls Aerl
No. 2000, FOE. The remains rest In
the Ear) Whitlock Funeral horns, Pine
at sixth. Noitca Of funeral to ba
nounced Monday.
LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH
COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Or
HAROLD J. MANNING, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that I have
been anDO nted administrator of the
above entitled estate, All persons having
cioimn against saia eaiate are required
to nrcsent them, with tho nrnner vouch.
ers. to me at office of Wm, Ganong, 724
mam bi., iiamain rails, uregon. wnnin
six months from data hereof. Dated
May a, iiita.
ELMER MANNING.
M. J-12-M-20 No. 101.
CLASSIFIED HATES .
On day
2 day run
9 day run
4 day run
0 day run
Week run .
Month run .
-per word 4c
pr word 8e
uper word 11c
.per word 13o
-per word 14c
per word 18a
oe word 45o
20 Discount for Payment in Advance
.1 Discount for Payment b-v loth
Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appear
amar eneniDon in new looiy column,
New Today
WANTED A 12 ga. automatic or num
reasonably priced. Phone 4027. fl-ia
ro tuti .
880 -err ranch, 800 acres of farm lintf,
100 acres Irrlgalad. Price Includes crop
and machinery. 40 acres potatoes. 40
acres In alfalfa, too acres grain, T-20
International tractor, 1 hammer mill,
one 0 ft tnUrnallonal combine, una
hay chopper. 9 gialn drills, una gang
plow, S potato dlager. ona potato cul
tivator, una potato sorter, on duck
foot weeder. on tumhUhug scraper,
3-section harrow, hay derrick, a mow.
ts, on hay rake, on team and har
ntes. una 10 ft, power hinder. $42.Soo.
ft, I OLIVEIl
or
Jo Hortley, Salesman
HI lo. lth Phone 4Tin
fl-ia
WANTED-Expenencad truck mechsnlc.
Ideal working conditions. Kvrallent
. pay. ROSE MOTOR CO. Phone 5184
4-ia
WANTED.Saleslady. Apply Mr. Sir
oky at Mo a Store. 8-18
WANTED Chambermaid,
Krn Hotel,
3 1 no if
LOCAL SALEHMAN, part nr full Hint.
No car needed. Big money selling
roof coating, many ether Hems in
large user. Writ Box 18W, Herald
and News. ft-ll
FOR RENT Thm-i-nom furnished
house, modern. No rhildren Apply
at 332 Broad '. In rear of 834, after
8 p, m. evenings. 5.(3
FOR SALE-Modern l-bdroom horn.
8141 Shasta Way. &.)2
PACiriO TIE W RACE
4- hedrotun hnm, located among nlher
altracilv homes, eubstantially bull) with
every rmrtern rnnventenr. Shown by
appointment. Trice 811,300.
Terms,
5- bed room home on Eldnradn, with
fireplace, full concrete basement, auto
matic heat, excellent condition. Shown
by appointment, doing for toono. Terms.
CH1LCOTK SMITH
Realtors
111 N. tth Phon 4M4
8-12
WANTED-Truck driver for olllne crw
work. Oregon SUte Highway Com
mission., Call .1810 or 3271. Q.4
CABINS FOR RENT-Junction Service,
Weyerhaeuser Junction. fl-ia
FOR SALE 'i acre with nearly com-
picieu moocrn nearoom nouse. Ber
ries and buildings. Bath finished, all
plumbing In. Two blocks from bus
and stores. Call at S104 Cottage. 3-15
FOR SALE B-room house, part base
ment, finished bedroom In basement.
girnge in basement, B blocks from
nun ness center. Phone 8106. B-1.1
FOR SALE-Nearly new modern 2-bed-room
homo, fireplace. hardwood
floors, automatic oil furnace, Venetian
winds, nlca lawn and shrubs, phone"
fl7ia- fl-12
fur.
VOn SALE -Cntnpltte houieholri
nlnhlnRi, Includlns tn electric .love.
rclrlKcrator. wnlcr ri.nter, waihlnf
.., . vuinpiei. Maraom
nyu,, hii in exceuam conaitlon. S1200.
S-12
Phono Glfll.
FOR SALE-Boit and troU,r, 7. J
Olvl.lon. j.
rOR SALE-Wood heating .tove.
Haeklna, Apt. 2. , . a
FOR SALE-Wlncheilcr 30-30 with ned
field eight and four hoxea of ahell.
.iu anoigun. 2203 Oak. - g-U
TWO REOISTERED HEREFORD BULLS
dm, 5.,, r , . ...q nes. Ham
FOR IALK- By owner leaving city, an
pnuclmatelv ti acre Irrigated, splendid
anil, a -bed room house, bath, large
living room, kitchen and dineti. wired
, for electric siove. Uarag. fruit houi.
two large chicken houses, barn. On
paved st reel, school and city bus.
Clarden plnwed radv n plant. I'm
session June 1. 3-04 Harlan drive.
ai34tf
Ci.?.".V'. ' 0. S."' auL"
NAVY OFFiriiTr-r---- a
rent niini.;..1." "nd 7Tl
EAGLES
UANCf
tvory Sot. Ni,
for member. onH l.i .
ADMISSION is J
dosing music ol Tlv
i0 com, rly ond'gf
lodl with yog "
Music, Sheph(
rcnestro
MOOSf
DANCE
la, J
carpTntwmScaT
FOR SALE-8-rooin modern house, li
gnoi acres nr land, double garage and
woodshed, chicken house and brooder
house, berries, lawn and trees, Terms.
4320 Denver Ave., off Summers Ian
331JK
FOR SALE-Modern B-room hous, new
y decora ted instd and out. aood
utility porch. A bargain It taken at
once. Can be -seen Sunday and eve
tnga after 8. SU California. 8-18
FOR SALE
On of the nicest home In Mills ad
dition. Two bedrooms, dining room,
circulating fireplace, hardwood floor
throughout, double garage with spring
lift doot. . Floor furnec. 17000,
mall horn on Shsst Way wilh extra
cabin. Cornsr lot. 12100.
' At 3ini Ogden. IS acre rllnt
soil. Block to bus and school. Two-
bedroom home, insulated. Plenty of
outbuilding. 6800
Two. bed room, dining room, full hate.
mnt with ptpelees furnace and dnve-tn
garage. Loeaiaq in not npringa dis
trict, ona block from RoovK school
840 acre en Keno highway, 180
acree range, balance llllabl and Url-
galtd. 823.000.
Two-itnry brick Main street oroo-
rty m 400 block.
ARTHUR B. KPPERSON, REALTOR
118 N. 7th Dial U21
FOR SALE
la acre. Irrigated, on iJikevlew high
way, 8 miles from Klamath Falls, 8JOO0.
M-ACRE RANCH
To be sold with crop and mschlnery
which Includes 88 seres Irrigated. 30
acre in potatoes. 18 acres In alfalfa.
10 acre In grain, tractor. 12 ft. combine,
a ft. disc,, harrow, mower, rake ami
plow. . -
It. F. OLIVER
or
Jo Horsley, Salesman
111 So. ath Phone 4To
5-12
FOR SAL&.'.ta Plymouth 4-door. lUr
gain at 8103. Within OPA celling,
fining into service. First hero gets ti.
3218 Summers Lane. fl-12
FOR BALE -1030 Model A ronverllhle
coup. Runs good, esrfttenl rubber.
Price 22S. "Within OPA celling."
Phon 3028. 3-12
AM' I, tAVINO Davenport and chair.
170 00. 4808 Summers Lau. a 13
DRL1VER SANDY TOP SOIL, spread.
Rt. 3, Box 1180. Phone 8130. 819
For Sala
. FARM MACHINERY
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
The Famous Jumbo ' Hydraulic Land
Levator In popular. sixes.
And WE CAN SUPPLY CONTROLS for
John Deer. Farmall M and H. and
Caterpillar D2 Tractors.
Controls for . Other Tractors Available
on Order.
John Deer No. 114 .Jtoughagt MUli.
Flint 4 Walling Domsitlo Wtr Sys
tems, Diamond Water Softeners art Available.
Parma Watr Lifters for Irrigation are
available for delivery 10 days from
order.
AT OUR NEW STORE
ON MODOC AVENUE IN TULELAKE
DON POTTER CO,.
' Your John Deere Dealer'
FOn SALE Monarch wood rani, cream
enam.l. coll., excellent condition.
Phona 4ft 2.1. . - - - 1.10
BLACK COCKER SPANIEL PUPS lor
aie, a weeK. old. I'ltone 44ZA, 010
FOR SALE -.. silverware, carpet, 4tn
Commercial. ft-12
WANTED TO RUY-Uwnmower. Phone
na after :.T0 or Sunday.. 337811
WANTEO-LlfhtwelKht alnile axle dual
tire lofclnf trailer. 32x0 tlraa nrefer-
ahla. 2IU0 Reclamation. 0-10
FOR BALE-Jaraey end Ouermey heifer
calvea. O. L. Rudd ranch, Tulelaka.
Phona HOI. S-lo
WANTED-Experlcnced automohlle me
chanic,. Cum Motor Co.. rord Dealer.
A.hland. Oregon. Phone 3381 after 6
p. m. j-none 4.171, A.hland. s-w
FOR RENT Sleeping room, no cooking.
30 Main. S-12
SHASTA COUNTY STOCK RANCH
3033 acre. In foothill.. 200 acrea mea
dow, balance good pa.ture, Will carry
300 head atock year round. Fenced
and croaa-fenced. Free Irrigation water.
2 acta bulldlngi. on good county road,
cloae to grade achool and high ichool
bu. Beautiful place to live with good
fl.hlng and hunting on ranch. 30.300.
N. H. William.. 004 Main St., Red Bluff.
Calif. Mj
FOR SALE-2-tM.rtrnnm tmn.n Mil,. .,1.
dltlon, partly furnlahed, "3130. 2313
Orchard. . fl-10
FOR SALE-Two rooms and ' ahower,
furnl.hcd, clone In. Price ,1100 caih,
or ,I2M term,, ,300 down, balance
30 per month. Inquire 328 Pine St.,
evening,. g.ia
FOR SALE-1037 Ford Deluxe tudor In
good condition. Within OPA calling.
Don Phllpolle, Bonania, Ore. 9-11
FOR SALE-Large Model 1040-41 piinh
butlon Airline rodlo. 630 Roaeway
drive. J.J2
ATTENTION FARMERS: Dry fir and
wuum ,r wiiiujr .luruHO,
,12.00 per enrd. Delivered In 4 cord
lot,. Phone 3407 or 2740 Blabee. .18
FOR SALE. One potato elevator, one
potato .acker, gram blower with gao.
line motor. . Krlza ' Hrn... Merrill. Op..
M
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l.mo ATI M.i
OfnceAUTS' ;'- ,
Wedn.MU. tZii
'( lit and la
AM
3SL
Lol md Totm
coin nur. rnni.i.,.. II
"me ch.n,.. 4 ' til!.1
MTRAVrn ' ..... .
ir m.v" have" . '.."ffl
Lin '- "a
Otatttl RoUta
SPECIAL
Barn Dance
Reopening
t th,
Big White Bam
Sitturrlny, Miy a
Dattrtntf frnm 0 On t. ,
Music by Slewirt'i OitJ
ATTENTtON I0H
The Fraternal Ordfr Dt bM
.bon.orliig . Kny Scout TwTl
m..l In th. rot Hall. ai
everr Monday at JJO p, hlA
o om cotiiaci
A. tl M"X
phone iia x m
WONIirit valley mowoui
4 tnllea out on Old Fort tot
through Marin, narrarki, r4
good .audi.,, otauuiul nrt.
rul plare to rid. Jthvaf
frre
10
StrrlcM
FOR SALE
. WOODCOAWl
FURNACES
free Eillnuu,
All Mr. ef Htiibl
Eitulpm.nl Mfvm
Tuits llcallnj Sura
rtuma n
1 do answer, Pace,
MOVING -ST0N1
Local and Lonj u
HAULING
klniTinth Full)
TRANSFER ond STCfif
Agents lor unltM
101 Klamath rW
W ATKINS PBODCCfl
J. C. Mann, w noun
SEPTIC TANKS OJAW,
drain llle InauUio.
7033.
ervlc. Bnd.nh.mar w"
will cAite roB3KS
own nomc. vj
10: Austin
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t.-i?sTnrjrNG
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l'lionc 327o or
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ta r. t
Phons 3W
CURTAINS LAUNDWW,B"
nimn .1717. -
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