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Newspaper Page TextIIX-HERALD AND MEWS !UR BOARDING HOUSE flT EGAD, BOYS ToTCSTVbOR FAnH IN iw tstieivjiir-iw PROwESS.X rA INVMir-" VOOTO BETWE FIB.ST SECRET CRIME OETECTOR. INVENTION-' IHINH. OF IT 'VOUR NrXMES TOPPIW& NW UST Ut- wyRirXDs ot- , STOCKHOLDERS: Red Ryder Boors and Her Buddies set wt saw. r wiswR? iwsws nwra NOWAYS TO WW IWWTWPvT R0AP4C WWrtSM NOfeOOV i Wash Tubbi Freckles and His Friends Alley Oop Little Orphan Annie ) I Hi T doht resLVEnysfRV, l i EA'Syj 1 RITA.RECKOM THERE k' : I abe you mo serious damags J 1 y1" N . V. ! f..If'm PICTURE GETS IMTO 1 Sil BUT. SUGAR. )Au. RISHT. SAO RLE MASAZINE. LOOKING-, VI TXi. I MIGHT SET y SAM, THEN UKE- THIS I'LL SCREAM.' ' teT5V S . ARRESTED.' THND WHERE i -IF YOU WERENT A VOID ( P., O Q fif " V T ,IHEX1?; ND NEGATIVES AMD SPARE fTT -f 'till S MYSELF pGREAT PAY, MISTERN THEM TRV TO PROVE IM AND LET M AM PRO&OFi u I Z-'iiJ J I i VLWrTH THAATEOL- ) pM, WTHLS' MWN TW MOMENT IVjyL Hf . 1 ' -T" OBJECTION SUSTAINED! BUT IF I CANT f THE DEFENDANT WILL CONFINE 6& NOW, ANNIE-A WELL, WHEN MRS. I STRIKE OUT ANY REFERENCE 1 TELL TH TRUTH, l I HEU REMARKS TO HER OWN CASE? I F- -I TtLL IN YOUR BLEATINQ HART FOUND II 10 MRS. BLEADNS HART! JUST AS IT WAS, 11 NO ONE ELSE IS ON "TRIAL ' V OWNW0WS 1 OUT THAT I KNEW SHE I J tt , A WHATCftN I TELL? I HERE! IS THAT CLEAR.. -4 Ji. 5 OUST WHAT 1 HAD MURDERED I OBJECT ' V COUNSELOR? -1S7 Mg, Monday. July ". with Mold tU& TRAlM A. W VTC HlODEKi UNDER. THE COUMTER? OURE SETTING UP A,NMDNMLU EVJEN hintted FOR A G&tlfiET IS - WELL,' unwno vWE. KMOW IT AlrA'T a .rcr Icra d crTD ir LIGHTED SHOE HORN ? TAt 6 VOWS NOWi TtWC TOMN&Cfc.rVbVOU ' VOU REALLY PLED UP THAT ' NAZI TRAKSPOBT...LIAN6 AMP i THE OTHERS RuSHEP TO IT IN CASE AtW SURVIVORS TRIED j N. TO OCT PJJW . n . VrJ MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY ALWAYS DR.Y LICE TO II t V?!2fcKSs5jlSfL I PISCOURASED I I HOBBLE (Lv- C. iyV-:aSUL7i0K'6il'' 'OVER ANO """i W2-5'CPiL BN HERE, I TAKE A U-ZrrZZ-r f- J"r7Tiv CAPTA1W' I fffl If THESE FELLERS IT VO'RE CRAZy THET 'I lTOCWr CAIM'T RIPE RIGHT THERE l$AS Mv 51 ' W BUCK IN' HOSSES 1 FINE A RIDE AS I CrMV sffi LIKE. TH' BOYS OF EVER SAW IM ALL Ffer lUjA. THUTTy YEARS AGO NAY RAYS.' NOT 1 STEALING THE SHOW By Fred Harmon By Martin By Leslie Tumor By Blosser They're right here in my Pat lUI OV MM SCRVKC IN& U T. M. BEC U. B. PAT. OFF. By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray i rr ttt I tera. ims n xu suvict, MA BY J. R. WILLIAMS Malin St. nnd Mrs. Edward Mnrcell. brother mid sister-in-law of Mrs. P. G. Wilson, hnve been recent guests here. The groom, who has seen several months ojt serv ice in the South Pacific, is being released from tho service under the point system. The new Mrs. Marccll was the former Athclc Taylor, and their wedding was an event of Juno 17 at Koscburg. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Whltlatch visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Van Thome, daughter and son-in-law. Van Thome, who has been home on furlough, is reporting back to Savannah, Go., for further training. He is still partially incapacitated from an arm broken wliilo tak ing part in athletic competition while in a camp in the east. ' Mrs. Dec Wilder Is recovering from a recent major surgery in, a Klamath Falls hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald, Malin, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay McDonald. Merrill, have as a house guest, Mrs, G. M. COmp ton, Pocatollo, Ida. Mrs. Comp- ton is mother 01 the Mcuonaicis Pvt. Edward McCulley left Tuesday for Fort Ord after a furlough here with his parents. Air. and Mrs. John Mcuu ley. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pickett had as house guests over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. Almo New ton, former Tulclake residents who now live at Brookings. The Newtons returned to their for mer home, the Wincma gardens, for a truckload of furniture. The California Oregon Power company has been installing a new line on the county road past the P. G. Wilson and Jess Whit latch farms. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brlckner arc parents of a daughter born at a Klamath Fall's hospital. The couple has ono other child, also a girl. Five Days Remain To Reach War Loan Goal WASHINGTON, July 2 (P) Although officially ended, the mighty 7th War Loan has five more days to reach its only un attained goal. With a total of $22,608,000,000 reported from all sources Satur day, the drive was far over its $14,000,000,000 quota except for sales of series E bonds. These "little money" purchases totaled $3,174,000,000. or 79.3 per cent of the $4,000,000,000 goal. Sales to" all individuals. In cluding E bonds, amounted to $7,024,000,000, while those to corporations reached $15,404, 000.000. Each category had a $7,000,000,000 objective. If It's a "frozen" article von need, advertise for a used one in the classified. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE A Fence to Meet Every Need Made from selected 48 In. full lis wood slats, evenly spaced and woven between S cables of heavy wire. Colors, red or green. It's easily, quickly and per manently erected. Long last ing and makes a good ap pearance. It's inexpensive, too. . Just , the thing for Victory Gsrdeni. .Keeps dogs in or out! Suburban Lbr. Co. 4784 So. 6th Phone 7709 Merrill Putrlcln llornuin, Culdwoll, Ida., is hero to spuiut tho sum mer witli her mint. Mrs. T. O. Wheeler nnd Mr. Wheeler. Miss llornuin lived hero some years ti no, nttomling grudu schoul in Merrill. Mrs. W. D. Chcrrynmn, Los Angeles, sister of Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, who spent soverul days hero as a guest, loft Sun day fur her home, nccoimiuntcd by Mrs. L, Dolim, 87, mother of Mrs, Chcrryuuin and Mis. O'Connor who will spend an In definite time In tho south. Mrs. Doluu, who recovered from a broken hip suffered two years ago, is unusually active for her age. Mrs. Rnhlcn Hustings, former resident of Klamath Fulls who now resides in Portland with her husband, was a recent guest of her cousin, Mrs. Scott McKen dreo and family. She operated tho Hastings beauty sulon on Main street prior to leaving Klamath Falls. Whllo hero she announced tho birth of a first grandchild, a daughter, to Ben and Mrs. Hustings. Bon is sta tioned with tho navy in tho South Pacific, serving with a communication unit. The new daughter, born Juno 20, hus been named Judith Brooke. Tho Merrill Safeway store has undcrgono extensive remodeling In tho past few days, which In cludes Installation of a largo re frigerated cooler for vegetable storage, rearrangement of the vegotnblo rucks, checker and tho addition of a turnsttlo and new entrance. Tho work was com pleted by milliters and carpen ters from Portland. Mrs. Bcsslo Hodges Is mana ger. Poe Valley Billy and John Nork were cullers in Klamath Fulls on Sat urday evening where they visit ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork and Dale Van Meter went to Lungell valley on Sunday to visit at tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hen Nork. The Roberts boys called nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roberts in Langcll valley this week. Tho Emll Wells' family were callers ut tho Bo Tucker home on Sunday. Tho 4-H clubbers held a meet ing at the homo of Hullte Iliilnes on Sunday. Tho Roberts boys went boat riding on Lost river on Sunday. The Kcstcr family went fishing. Mr, and Mrs. Clnrenco Web ber went to Mcdford this week. Mr. and Mrs. Emll Wells were recent visitors in Mcdford and vicinity. The children's school nlcnic was held at tho Frank Kestcr place on Friday, and everyono reportedly had a good time. uaie van Meter is ui me home of his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Joo Nork whero he will spend his vacation. wct van Meter and daughter. Louise, wcro visitors hero on Decoration any irom Kiamotn tails. Hunk Holzhouscr was a Klam ath Falls shooDCr from here on Thursday. Mrs. Lien Nork and sons, Limy and Daniel, were callers here on Saturday from Langcll valley. They purchased soma seed bur- ley. Tho Eddie Roberts' boys wcro trying out their new boat on Lost river Sunday. Their family accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork and John and Dale Van Meter went to Langcll vsjley on Sunday to call at the Jim Glover ranch. They saw some frosted fields of potatoes up that way. VITAL STATISTICS TOnREV Born at KUmth Valley hn. plUl July 2. 11M3. to Mr. and Mn. D. C. Torrey or Kcno, a girl. Weight: 4 pound Ak ouncef. OBITUARY . rilARLeS MORTON' Chart e H or ton. a resident of Klamath and SUklyou countlea for the laat 77 year patted away near Canby, Cali fornia on Saturday, June UO, 1045 at 7:30 p. m. following a brief 111 new. He wai a native of Oregon City, Oregon and at tha time of hie death waa aged 70 year. It month 11 and 24 daya. Bur vlvlng are two aona: Loui ll. Morton of Berkeley. Calif., and Lawrence J. Ilorlon of thli city; two lUtcr. Mr. J. O. (Annat llamaker and Mr. Birdie Burk of Bonanza, Ore.; five grand children and one great-grandchild. The remains rcit In the Karl Whit lock fu neral Home, Pine at Sixth, where (rlrnde may call after 12 noon Wednesday, Notice of funeral to appear In thla luue of tho paper. FUNERAL CIIARl.KM HORTON Funeral aervlcei for tho late Charlei Itorton. who pasted away near Canny, California on Saturday, June 30, 1043 following a brief lllne will he held In tho chapel of the Karl Whltlock Funeral Home, I'lne at Sixth, on Thumday, July 3. 1045 at 1:1)0 p, m. with the (lev, Hugh Brnnton, pattor of the Community Presbyterian church of Tulelake, Call fornla officiating. Commitment service and tnlermnnt family plot In Bonanza cemetery. Friends are Invited. rout SERVICE roR MOVING STORAGE WAI CAM, n( WTRIBUTION PHONE 4151 645 Broad ft.. Klamath Falls LIVESTOCK PI OUT 1 1 HAN ritANCINCO, July t f AI-WFAI-. CalMe: salable (VOtl, Active, Irattv, l.uad giwjd llfttl lb. gii storm flti.oo, few Kind common and medium sleera l,'l OO-ltVUO, M ml turn tu amid wltor ll'J (HM4.IVU. Quod quoted IXOO in.no, common tu,00 tl.OO, vnmivra and miller T.OU-U.tH). Calvx; HM. Hleady. Othl guild vvalera 914 nu-lD.OU. cum mutt ml medium glMKMXOO. Hogs: salable ami. flrmi about load and naif good and vhulce aH)-;U3 lb. harrows and gills I15.7&; odd guutl sows Ifl.iw. Sheep) salable 7000, Quality Improved, largely north inmiI. Opened steady, Twti decks giMid and choice iU lb. irlng lamtie) H JfThnlt run cmumtm tu moil him boil lightweight lamb. Kwa limited, vull tu good quoted i.l OO-TuU. POHTLANt), Ore., July 3 (AP-WFA. Salable tattle l;too, lota) llWO; salable valves 1100, total (W: market (airly active, mostly a.1 cents higher on grass steers and she stuvki Veal ere strong to 3IA cent higher; stocker no cent nlahart new load medlum-goHl U.VMita hs,; grass teen 9l4.3U-IA.7fl; comnum-tneriluni gen erally 911 A014.30; good heifers irnit-0, (ew medium ofrm lngi 13 as-Tbo; ntediunvgood grass fat beef cows lll.o-l- 11 (Ml- Ltail .if viiim ruivi In 11.1 Ml' cutler -mm mott t in 1073; emitters down to sn.uu; UUIH oeer 111 tm-in.wi; lonu young cows up to 911 !Hi; mdlutngiHd sausage bulls 9ii .10-11 AO; bulk goml choice vealers 9l4AO ttoO; several lots strictly choice 37.1 -3 JO lbs. Slti 17,00. Hogs salable :no. total noo; market active on light supplies, steady: barrow and gilts 918.7 A; sow 91EIO0. few slags 9I4.2.V1AOO. Choke light feeder pigs tup at 922 AO, Nheep salable 2000, total 4 1 AO; market stow; spring lamos lu-oti cenui tower. uiiih eiMMi-cnnice oucri Common ttrnde down to at 90.00; bulk shorn yearling 91U.&0- ii.m); lew car ims common iiown to 910 00; good choice slaughter awes 90.00. CHICAGO. July t (AP-WFAiSalable hntf fUMM). tntal 13 (HMl! irllve. lullv steady; good and choice tiarruws and gills at 140-1 In. up at 914.7D celling good and choice sows at 14.0Ui.com hi fie cirarnnre. Salable catlle ltl.000, total lR.OOO: sal able calves luoo. tola! loou; fed sletm and yearlings It) to 1A cent hlgiter, active at advance; top 91H00; bulk 910.AO-I7.AO: common and medium grades lit moderate supply; must soutitweil grata leers 914.00 down, hut weighty cake-fed tip to 910. 10; iieKera shared sleer advance; best 917.HAJ cows very scarce, tlroiig to HA cents higher, satitane bull fully steady but Iwef bulls weak to 2A cents lower at 9tAi)0 down; vealers steady at 910.00 and below; stock callle alow, steady. Halable sheep lAOOf total 19.000; mar ket steady, good and choice spring tamtw 9I0 0O-10.A3, buck 9100 less, medium and good 914 AO-1A AO, common llghl welghTs down to 913.00; shorn aged ewes mostly 9A.00 down to 90.50 accucdlnc to grade. WHEAT CHICAGO. July t (API-Short cover ing largely by local trader brought a sudden climb In rye future prices to day and gains In the July delivery reached more than 2 cents a bushel at Uine. Trader noted that although the total domestic visible supply of rye Increased II3.0OU bushels last week, Cltlragu sup. pile were down 314 uuo but he I. -This Indicated re was moving out for export, trailers said, and brought local short covering. Klnre trade had been dull, prices responded rapidly. Most wheal contracts lost ground un der hedge selling and little mill buy I ok to counteract H. reached a Unit a cent at time In the deterred de liveries. Wheat closed .e lower to Ho higher than Saturday's finish, with only July showing a gain at 91 eg Is. Corn was un changed, July 91-lrt'i, (Mis were c oil to o tip. with July the only gainer at tin Sc. it ye woa t to tua blatter. July 9t A3s-'j and barley was unchanged tu Uo up, July 9I.18S. WEATHER sn4.r. Jir 1. itis Mat Mln. Pnclp. lul.n, IU M . Klmlh rail, IM SO S.crmnli -..IM M North llnU ! I'orlUna "I M San Francisco .......74 A4 Seattle . 03 Medford IOO $7 tied Bluff - 107 Oregon Mostly clear today, tonight ann Ttiesoay. uooier we imriiwi) aim in easi portion tuesuajr. Courthouse Recbrds Msrrlsss I. loan. i rnAtirii.iii AiKhFU. Allxtrl Walter Grabcr, 40, farmer. Native of North Dakota. Itetiueni ni rviemain ran. w. ti.ii i..i.iiie Hiitudall. it. nmk. Native of Wyoming, iiesiueuv oi rviaiuaMi w, One. .trAwflAtVANH John Henry Means, 30. tlSN. Native of Oeorgla. Itestdenl tfi.msiti riu riro. Maria Lvnette Moans, ta, leiepnone ooer ion of Oregon, nesiueui. o iximomu ' . .... Rnbort Wln.lun (lllpalrlck. bln( drunk on a public luhw.y. rin.. Alfred Arthur Cowey. twins drunk on a puMIc nwiway. .in., DorS Wllco. oparatlns a motnr v. hlcla on Ilia led ,ld of Itio huhway. Elmer llmen. ralllns lo procur, orxr- ator a I ceil... rino, w mi. , -- ,....nk v.... i,t. tMlna drunk on publlo hlihway. fin.. 10 or hv. daya in jau. lwhhiih. Ration Calendar War prlr. and rallonlnf board. M 3-'m.: Saturday. 10 a. rn. to 1:30 p. m. l'hoe Blot for all Inurination. Iho war prlco and ratlonlns board, and not pr..entd In pron. nLUE STAMPS nation book 4 Rtampa T J lhrouah X-a valid Uiraush July 31. Stamp. V-3 ISiroush C-l vancl llirouih Aunu.t St. Stamp. O-I lhrouah 1-1 vlld Ihrouali Scpt.inner 30. mainp. J -1 Uiroush N l valid llirousb. Oclobor. -I'' ., hiuw a Slamp. K-a throulh l'-a valid lhrouh ihrSiiBh Auu.f 31. Stomp, V-a th.u' Z-3 valla inri,B n.uisn . A-l throuill -L valid lllrouill Oclolwr HUOAn-nook 4- Ju,ar aUmp SB ';!?!!' .A".""."'a, h f.'; or, ?&Si nina iia 4 number and your name. (fjmn- l-aa now valid. A new moo stamp will be valid August 1. "Odd lor ' .hoe rallnn-free July 0J through July 20. Loose stumps Invalid. . OASOLINB "A" l coupons, galloni efl(Th, valid through Heptembor 21. .... tr.n .n,i "rv 7.ii valid, aro iiuod for 9 galluiiH each, . . STOVKSAUPiy local &oK COAllf SAWDtlST- Dealer do termlncd delivery priority from coiiiiim. annual needs and quantity on bond. 0FUF.LOoir- I0M-104S Prlod I.J-a.4 and fl coupons oxptro August J!;,""-lu4a-104S period 1 coupons explro August 3ViUCB CONTJtOL-nefer inquiries lo price clerk at Ideal board. SENT CONTHOL In area under fed eral rent control, all rented-dwelling must be registered, and changes In tenancy reported. Let's Have And go to the .' , Carnival and Circus combined. . TONIGHT Buckaroo Fun Trail of Circui Grounds South Sixth St. Market Quotations NKW YOltK, July I (API Stock I generally extended their recovery by react lout to a point or so In today' market although exceptions war plentl ful and demand mors) or less timid. Closing gtiotaltumt American Can i . an 34 1 C . .12 I M "!".'!.! M S3 .M or Ml, SI I, J', . M, . V. !'. - W, . ai n' Ant Car A Fdy Am Tel e Tel Anaconda ., Calif Packing . Cat Tractor Commonwealth at Sou , Curtis. Wilaht Ml (leneral r. lee trie tleneral Motors tit Nor Ity pfd Illinois Cetilial . - tnt Harvester Kennet'ult , , Lockheed .... Montgomery Wanl n N Y Central Northern Pacific- Pac lias A Kl ....., Packard Motor ....... Peuna It It . Mepubllc Nleel H., . Itlchtleld till , Hafewav hlnnss Sear ftoebtick Hoiilhein Pacific Standard Hrand . u Sunshine Mining Ttans-Amerlca , ! ssi. 13", I'lllotl (III I'alir Union Pacific . ..-ian V N Steel 004 Warner Pictures 1TI Potatoes t CHICAflO, July I (AP-WrAI-rola-bwt; arrivals tal. on track 1AT, total U, S shlpmeitta Saturday 007. Sunday A, very good, market firm at celling, only few car offered local track marketi California loo-lb, sacks of Long Whiles. II. S, No. 1 . 9 l iu 4 JU; cotnmerelal 9A70-4.iti; Virginia Itai lb. sacks of Cob blers, It. H. No. I, W ill ''VWVVVVWVVWVVVVA( LEGAL NOTICES NOTlt'M or riNAI ACCOUNT Notice La hsrtjbv eivan it.at I ! filed my final actuunt as administrator of the relate nf Vlnku Matin, also known as V. Matin and Vlttka Matin, deceased, and the Judge of the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for Klam ath Cuunly, has fined ten o'clock tn me forenoon uf Friday, July . IsHA, in the court room of said court, as tha time and plare when and where any person may u resent anv ubiex-tlutu nr e seep lions to anything therein con tained, and at said time and place tha court will finally settle said account. CI.A ItgNCK A. HUM1ILC, Atlmluitlrelur. J.1 4 ILU J3, Jy, 3-No. 133, lN this cnttruir COl'ftT OF thh HTATr OF OltKUON FOII KLAMATt? in tiik MATrrrt or ntr kstatc or LOllIK W. JOHNS. Itaceased. Notice is hereby given tltat I have leeu appointed Aduilnutralriki of I ha alKTve entitled estate, All persons hav ing claims egatnil said estate are re quired to present them with the proper vouchers to me at the office of William (lanong, 734 Main street. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within u month from the data) hereof. Dated June 1. 104.1. Cl.AMlcr M. JOHNS, Adminutrairtx. J. 11-23; Jy. 9 No. 131. NOTtCK OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTK'K IS HCHC1IY U1VKN thai I have filed my final account and report of my administration of the aetata ol U A. 1IIIANNAN. deceased, and Ihe judge of the Circuit Court of the lUla of Oregon, for Klamath County, has flaed ten o'clock In tha forenoon o July 34. tot5, as the time and tha courtroom uf, said court as tha place when and whore any person may present objections or exceptions to said final ac count, and at said lima and place Ih Court will settle said account HI.ANCIir. F. Bit ANN AN, Administratrix. ! OltTH SIMKMOHK, Attorney. J. 23; Jy, 2-U-IO M-No. 134. v SUMMONS FOR FUIII.IUATION Kattllr Ne. 1411 IN THR ClllCtfIT COURT OF TOW HTATK OF OltrOON IN AND FOR THK COUNTY OF KLAMAT1L DCUMIINK 11KF.O, Plaintiff, JKFF RAYMOND ItFKn. Tlefandinl. TO: JKrr It AY MO NO RKCD, Oefendantl IN THK NAM It OF TIIK HTATK OF onr.ooN: You am hereby required to appear and a rawer the Complaint filed against you in tha atxive entitled suit wlthtn (our week from tha date of the first fubllcatlon of this Summons in The leratd and News, a newspaper printed and published In Klamath County. Ore Jon. which said date is tha tmh day of tine. I04A, and If you fall so lo answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof, tha Plaintiff will apply to tha Court fur Ihe Decree of absolute divorce. Thla Summons s scved unon you 'by publication pursuant in order of Honor able David Tt. Vandenberg, Judge nf tha above entitled Court, made and entered June i sin, 1U4.1. which urner requires that Summnns herein h published once a week for four successive week, and that the date of tha first publication of said Summons shall be June 19th, 1043, II. o. UA1.KN 1 INK, Atlorrk' for Plaintiff. S t.l! Jv, 3-D -No. 1.13. CLASSIFIED 11ATEB Ona day I day run S day run per word lla .par word IM .par word lag per word 19a 4 day run S day run Weak run . Month run . 30 "Discount for rermant in Advance & Discount for Payment nf 10th Aria received be 1:00 n. m. will aooea ame afternoon in "New roday" oolumn. NKW IIRRALD AND NEWS phone num ber. Bill. . I.w Today WANTED Tire man who la strong and husky In work In tire department, Good pay, vacation, bonti. Sea ftnss Johnson, Ilnlsiger Motor Co. 7-2 LOOKING FOIl A ROOM OVER TIIW 4Tlli Try X l muit.ii, ireo psrsini, city canter, private bath, 234 N, Oth. T-3 FOIl flALE-Heveral money maker stock and grain ranches, Free water. Low price. Oregon and California. (JOMKK JONES, REALTOR 420 Jefferson Phone 7A07 73 FOR SALE fl -room modern noma In gOOU COIIUIIIOn. uasoiiiviis. sut- ttnee and water healer. Terms. Phone 11340, 7-S FOR BALF,Nevenunlt apartment, at ways rented, shows .10 'A on price also low-priced houses, OOMKIt JONES, REALTOR 420 Jofferson Thono 7ft07 73 WANTED TO BUY--Lata model Ford Of Chevrolet from private party. LL (jgi R. A. Hord, Naval Air Station. 7-fl FOR HALF. Threo-yoar-old saddle mare. . $70.00. Phone 0101. 7-4 FOR SALE Well -broken, gentle 6-year-old bay gelding saddle horse, 1100 to 1130 pounds, CalJ AOOl or Inqulra. 0934 Leland Drlvo, Just off Homedala rood. 7-3 FOR , DALE-3 bed room modern home, full baiemont and furnace, 007 Cali fornia Avo City, 70 HARTFORD Acelilonl and Inilemnlljf Ceaapr INSURANCE T. B WATTERS General Insurance Agency FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE , 615 Main Bt. Phone 4193