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IS THE lrOC Cr rSSnOTrSt rESt' By Leslie Turnar By Blosser Ves.SOn I By Martin By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray BY J. R. WILLIAMS THEY ASKED ME WHAT WERE THE MOST FAMOUS WORDS OF THE WAR HEARD ON EVERY PHONE, IN ALL SHOPS AND STORES" BUT TH' FOOL KEPT VELLIM' NO HELP NOW. NO HELP NOW'( SO LOUD AN OFTEN I COULDN'T THINK." 51. P. W.VVLl.w MlVICt. IMC. T. M. 110. U. 1. r.T. Qr. Courthouse Records MrrUf Mocnsci PETERSON-KIA1NDT. Gor Axl Ptcraon, 'JO, Interpreter. Native of California. Resident of Jlovwnr.l. Calif. JuuntU Myonnn KUindt, 17. Native o( Iriuhn noviitmit nt Twin Fnlli. Idaho. WALTEIIS'CIIHISTI ANSON. Ralph U Wnltcra, 2Q, UimtMrniun. Native 01 Ten nessee. Resident of Klamath Palls, Ore, Olentha Clirlstlanson, :tu. bookkeeper. Native ot California. Resident of Klam ath Falls, Ore. MltXETIVSULLlVAN. Dale T. Mlllett, 37, carpenter. Native of Oreuon. Resi dent of Ashland. Ore. Zella A. Sullivan, 25. telephone oixratar. Native of Ore gon, iteilaeni oi tviamnin ram, ure. Complaints Ktlcd M. H. Mitchell vs. Mrs. R. U Roe, et al. Suit to acquire title. Fred O. Small, attorney for plaintiff. Mathilda E. Funk vs. George J. Funk, ult (or divnrce. Charns. cruel and in human treatment. Couple married Sep tember zu. iHto, ai naiispeii, mom. Plaintiff asks property settlement, J. II. Camahan. attorney for plaintiff. James L. Blankcnshlp vs. Rachel M. TlliiukenihlD. iuit for divorce. Charfo, cruel and Inhuman treatment, Counle married August 29. ltUd. at Klamath Falls. Ore. Plaintiff asks restoration of maiden name, nacnei m. rniiups, c Driscoll attorney far plaintiff. Justice Court Stanley Walter ErcM, faituro to obey atop sign. Fine. 3.S0. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 8 (AP-USDA) Salable and total cattle 300; calvea 90: market slow: beef type cattle about steady; canner-cutter cow 2.V50 cents lowi-r for two davs: some unsold: Com mon-low-medlum steers 10.SO-13.00; few stocKeri su.uu-ii.w; ugni iceuers up io ? 12.50; cutter-common heifers $7.50 0.00; few light heifers on stocker ac count $6.50-7.00; canner-cutter cows mnitlv SJI OO.fi 50: fat dalrv tvoe COWS UD to $8.50; common-falrly good beef cows $9.00-11 25; Including one large lot at $11.25 sorted; cutter-good sausage bulls $7.50-10.50; common-medium calves $8.00- 11.00; choice veaiert quoiaDte up io $14.00; culls down to $5.00. Salable hogs 275, total 900; market active; steady on outcners ai via.ou; kiwi sia.05: buddIv mostly feeder pigs: few salable steady, top $18.00 but many nninM Salabte and total sheep 200: market alow; with some bids unevenly lower; ood-choice 100-115 lb. wooled lambs 13.00; 80 lb. shorn lambs $12.25; few with No. 2 pelts $13.00: good ewes so w, culls $1.00-2.00; few medium ewes with out subsidy certification at $4.00-9.00. DENVER. Nov. 8 AP-USDA Salable shion moo. total BSOO: market steady: slaughter classes fairly active; feeding lambs and ewes slow; choice trucked In slaughter lambs $14.50 averaging 83-100 IDs.; loaa 1U4 io. leeains bwm w.-. -M.ehnlr Inirked In feedlntf lambs $14.50-75. Including double deck load white faces at $14.65; entire rail supply feeders still unsold; 5 doubles lambs un- loaded late, not mown. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8 fAP-USDA Salable cattle 200, calves 10; good steers and heifers absent; most ly range cows; early trade slow; some DldS 23 cenu lower. iubu- whmmuii- mHitim cnwa so MLIO M: lavi canner cutters $8 00; 2 good 1760 lb. beef bulls IIIIK' oIvh nnmlnnl Salable hogs 250, Including 115 feeder pigs: market firm: good-choice 200-325 ID. narrows ana gut fw.ou, uuu ,wu SOWS SI3.UD. , 4 caij.hi Bhin S00: market active: fully sJeady; quality medium good; god- cnoice wooieo lamos qumra .hti-n limhi wak. nractlcal toD $13.50: 1 lot medium-good lull wooled awes $6.30. rutrAnn Mm A fAP.tmriA) Sat able hog 5000, total 17,000; active and fully steady; good and choice barrow and gilt at 140 lbs. up at the $14 .65 celling; good and choice owa at $14.10; complete clearance. t m , Salable cattle 4500, total 5500: salable. calves 800, total low; iea sieera mmi ..llrttfa InnliiHIntf Vnarlln heifers. steady; strictly good and choice kinds active, others on peddling basis; yet relatively high compared with choice cattle; severer loads steers and yearlings Including mixed steer and heifers $18.00; bulk $13.00-17.7 ; Desi neuera i .w, m.Hinm hifra cni-p. firm: medium and good beef cow strong at $1 1.50 up, DUl common Dei cowa aim miiic'i weak to 15 cent lower: bull and veal- ataarlv Vaalora 116.10 down! WBek' supply stock cattle well cleaned up at straay strong prices. naiaoie sncep wu, wiihi ywu, iwbuj. good and choice slaughter lambs $14.25 counted $1.00; deck 101 lb. fed Montana included ai si.au; common ngm nauv AFtyinii am on in moatlv $11.00 'buck Included; few under 50 lb. cull $0.00 down; deck medium and good yenning neia aoovc u.wi muvb '' ...... a nn.n an rtnnrllntf nn arnrfa. 3 deCKS mixea gratia moniiium "iu common Kinai, neia arouna wo.to. WHEAT rHfCAOO. Nov. B fAPl Rye clImlMSd sharply in late trade today, advancing me 9 cent limn un mo ucvainum vn- tract. The upsurge caused a late rally In all grain futures, with oats up around 2 cent and whenf a cent. atrontfth In Nnw Vork cotton and Winnipeg rye. emd strong cash demand for all grain Influenced the sharp up- Wheat closed Va to V.c higher than the previous finish, December $l.flO, .corn was unchanged at $1,18'4 ceilings, onU were aneaa to a'c, uccemner va-a-u.n. rvi- ivm tinchansed to 4 'Ac hi n her, December $1.78-1.78 'a, and barley whs unchanged to Vo up, Decemner $1.21, TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Mov Yourself Save Vt STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main IlooijlCo'"f0,1IHon weApooFS Shingles oven ouf All Kinds oi Flat Work Gum Coating Let us Inspect your roof needs before the rainy season H. C. HIGH 821 Commercial Phone 8632 mm Market Quotations NEW YORK. Nov. 11 (API-Assorted took market favorite inmtlmieu to rtmcit for new hiuns tiuinv n titottu 1 H.m.f xatl n..,t lii.ln.lflnl iHHrlHt-H nil. climbed to profit cashing following seven Uk'VVBSIVO riBlUB SeSBIUIIB. CloslnM OUOtMllOltll American Can . ...,t02l' Am Tel ai Tel ltm Anaconda aiS Cullf Packing w ...H ....... ;W Ut Nor Ry u tUtk Int Harvester - t)iW Kennecott - 45 Long -no 1 1 "A ... 22l Montgomery Ward H 7.1ti UaslfKelv ,. Ji N Y Can., tral u M Northern Pacific Pau (Ina A Kl 4(1 J C Penney .. H 14t), Safeway Store H mVt Soar Roebuck tui. Noulhern Padflo u 5 in Standard Drutula 45ife Sunsltlnv Mining ................ .H.HH lHH't union on caiu UH...... un Union Paclflo 14UM. U S Steel ..... HOVfa Warner Plot tires u 21 Potatoes CHICAGO. Nov, 8 (AP-USDAl Pota toes: arrivals till, on track 208, total U. S. shipment 741). Supplies moderate. Demand slow; far Idaho Russets market barely steady, fur offerings other sections market, firm. Idaho ItuMet Rurbanks, U. S. No. 1, $3.05-3.15: Washington Russet Burbanka, U. S. No. 1, $3.23-3.30: Colorado Red McClures, V. S. No. 1, $2.75-2.00; Min nesota and North Dakota uliss Triumphs, commercial. $1.65-1.83; U. 3. No. 1, washotl. $2.00-2.15; Chippewa, commer cial. $1.71); Cobblers, commercial. $1.03 1.70. CLASSIFIED RATES One day .pr word 4o day run . ..per worn no wper word Ho per word 13c ...per word 1 4c ter word 15c 3 day run . 4 day run -8 day run . Week run . Month run ..per ward 45c Ads received by 1:00 p, m. will appear same afternoon tn "New Today" column. 30 Discount for Payment In Advance an Discount for Payment by loth New Today FOR RENT Small apartment furnished, suitable for 3 adult only. No drunks. 335 Commercial. 11-8 FOR SALE -3 room house, shower. Ste wart addition. $600.00. L. A. Ilendrlck son, back cf Leln'a Store. 11-10 FOR SALE -Large site wood clothes dry ers, sturdily constructed, $3.63. Lucas Furniture, 103 E, Main- 11-10 FOR SALE 13 gauge shotgun, $7 model Winchester pump, $45.00. 3004 Great St. Phone 7Att8 11-10 1040 La Salle, A-l shape: for sale or trade for cattle. Rt. 3, Oox 444, 8. 6th. U-lfl FOR BALE-Winchester pump gun with shell. 801 Martin. ll- nd garaae. by single woman, near Roose velt school preferred. Reference. Ph. 5210 during the day and 0333 after six o'clock. 11-10 MAID WANTED Metropolitan Hotel. 11-10 FOR SALE 3 wheel trailer, also circu lating wood and coal heater. 1025 High. 11-6 LINK'S MOBIL SERVICE Open 24 hour Quick Battery Charger Jack Llnkenback. Mgr. So. flth and Walnut 13-8 RADIO ANNOUNCER at KFJ1 wants to rent furnished apartment or house. Contact Valley Hotel. 5173 or KFJL 5155, Mr. or Mr. Wellman. 11-10 WANTED-Expertenced waitresses. Ap ply In person, Klamath Billiard. 11-10 FOR RENT-Furnished one room cabin, wood, lights and water, $15.00 per month. Phone 0075. 473lf 1B33 TRUCK for Sale, good shape. 3300.00 2033 Main St. 11-8 WANTED TO RENT 8 mm movie pro jector for one evening, rn, uzs. h-b WANTED -Winter pasture for two young cows, call Aitamont Auto camp. 11-10 MODERN 5 room home, 3005 Boardman, near Aitamont school, fireplace, large garden plot, rine sou, asooo.oo, EVERETT DENNIS, Realtor 121 N. 8th Ph. B401 11-10 3 SMALL house at 2448-50 White Ave with garage, etc. Both connected to city sewer, only $1400 for all. EVERETT DENNIS, Realtor . 121 N. 8th. Ph. 8401 U-IO KEMTONE, Painting, Kalsomlnmg. Jerry Gibson. Phone 4072. MAID WANTED Apply Pelican Hotel 11-10 FURNISHED cabin for rent, aultabla for couple. Ph. 67db. ii-7 FOR SALE Red Fryers, 2050 Crest. 11-10 DISHWASHER WANTED Apply Fall Coffee Shop, 121 No. 7th, 1366tf FOR SALE Circulating heater In good condition. Burn wood or coal. Green Garden, 2654 Hope St Ph. 8063. 11-10 ROOMS-MEN. 82S High. FOR SALE Prewar spring and mattress, circulating heater, burns wood or coal. 513 No, 8th. ll-B RECENTLY discharged woman driver from Naval Air tat ion aesire jod driving. Write Box 1358 care Herald and News. 11-10 FOR SALE BY OWNER Modern 5- room home, garage, woodshed, fruit room and chicken house; Large garden plot, fruit tree and berrle. On 13 acre lot. jocaiea ai uu aummera Lane. "-10 FOR SALE-180 ton rye hay, 60 ton first cuttlnsT alfalfa. 20 ton oat hny; all loose In stock. Vlo Douglas, Wil liamson River, Box 30, Chlloquin, n-io l-OHT Bulova white void watch. Finder. please notify Mr. P. D, Schroeder, Call 3138 or 5804, 11-10 HAVE room for 3 or 3 small children by month. Alio keep them by nour, ano or 1.00 for 8 hours, prefer them no older than o year, uwo Austin hi,, on anas fa way. 11-10 "CHARIS" foundation Garment. Bras- sler. fitted. Mr. Jennie Leach, Phone 7.134, 13 Preacott. 12-8 WANTED -Dependable woman to care for children Wednesday and Saturday evening, Phone 3507 day. 11-0 WAITRESS WANTED Bob's Cafe at Greyhound Bu Depot. 11-10 FOR BALE-1D37 Diamond T truck, complete with cattle rack. Truck and . rack in gooa snape. ace Asniey unev rolet. 11-10 SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEKEND Dried Iceland stockfish. Also Alaska trout) Idaho catfish, lobster, crabs, orab meat, shrimp meat, prawn, salt mack erel, salt codlrlckff, salt and amoked - herring, plenty fresh nalmnn, halibut and filet of o1e, Fish Market, 002 Main. Phone 8374. 11-0 BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 6520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Thursday, Nov. 8, 1848 ton MAI.IC-lllrl'. brown l.ilily liaar dual, ilia vi, fiu.uu. mi, no. oin. ii-u WILL tr.it. iully Hi l ni'io mill ruuui ntrni.n.d nuu.a tor if", inuu.i o.r. Call aftar 0 p. in. UI 8, Otll. 11-10 WANTKD TO HUV OH HUNT Hklll Haw. I'liona :idmi. w-u I'Olt SAI.R Hilatrtl llnmiialilra hoar, lliu. OKI. a. , 0U.I. a 1111101 wall in Mn,I,,.I. 11-10 Meeting Notices og Rlainattt rail Aerts o, VIOQO Hugular meeting every Tues day night. 7i 4ft p tn., F.O.K.ltall. Dili and Walnut. Vlilllng meiuhera cordially invited. tl Klamath Lodgo No, 77, A. F. At A. M., will hold a pedal meeting Friday, November tnh. at 7t30 p. m. Work In MM degree, All brethren Invited to attend. NOEL TURNER, Worshipful Muster, 11-t) Loit and Found AT CITY POUND, Keno Hlahway. nhiiue 72.16.- laarge Terrier, male, want good home. I'ari Toy Terrier ana Chlltuaiiua, female, faun and white. Part Irish Better pup, male, would like to find a home for. Owner must call for dog within three day or dog will be disposed of. Un claimed dog can te given to new own er upon payment of board bill, LOST Child's brown overcoat. Relieved to be loat In restaurant on Main at Friday night. $250 reward. Phone 4004. Il-fl LOHT4 month old male Llewelyn Set ter tuack and white with brown perks on feet and face. Ph. 5408, 1715 Siskiyou, ll-li LOST-Lady's large black purse lost near cntck s care, nation dooms anu silver compact, Reward. Call 0IO7. lt-U General Notlceg EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for members ond tholr ladles Dancing until 1:00 A. M. Improved and enlarged buffol rooms now open. Admission Is your pnlcl-up membership enrd. Music by Shepherd's Orchestra Th-F-S ROLLING PIN DONUTSHOP is now open Featuring Donuts by the Dozen Donuts & Coffee Cor. 4th tc Vine Ph. 3278 11-10 Venetian Shop Is Now Open to . Servo You 110 N 4th Phone 62S8 NEW VENETIAN BLINDS Complete Reconditioning, Cleaning 4247lf Tho Office of Enterprise Irrlgn tion District will be closed this winter but persons having buitl ncss with the District will be accommodated If they will call at 2618 Kane Street or Phone 8706. 11-8 rOR JACK. STUARTS DANCE On- C'HRSTnA. Phona no.19 11-10 10 Services SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inatallad. Cament work dona. Modarft aqulpmant. IS year. In Klamalh rail. Phone w Baker. 4D0S 12B4U SEPTIC tank., cleanad. Alio drain tllai put In. Phona 3230 or at) 10. 13-1 tins. TED flNNEY will (Iva popular Slano le.ion. In her homa al 033 No. Ih. Studant at Martin Lund, twins arll.t. Phona 7S07, 11-10 PAINT1NO and calaomlnlns. 3434 nar row, frank Jenka. 11-10 KIHBV VACUUM CLEANER aalea and aarvlca. Box 14. Phona 7093. 11-17 SEWINO MACHINE SERVICE - All make,. Phona 0771, 3310 Sha.ta Way. ll-iamb OUTBOARD and ffae englnaa repaired. Bodenhamer Saw riling. 11-10 PAINTING. DECORATING Phone 4030 173011 WILL TAKE WASHING, any kind, man . ale Ironing only. Standard prloea, 4(110 Climax Ave. ll-B LINOLEUM FLOORS and drain board. Inatallad by expert mechanic. ' J. L. Calhoun. Phona 0004 morning, and evening., 11-13 FULLER BnUSIIKS Clam Joyer. 14.10 Martin. Phona 0077. 11-Om CURTAINS LAUNDERED and atretched Phona 3717, lt-23m CHIMNEYS SWEPT, oil atovea and fur nacoa vacuum cleaned, Immediate aer vice, E, Hamlin, Phone 4733, 11-13 . . DeWITr It KARL FLOOR CO, Laying, Sanding and Flnl.hlng 3040 Kane St. Ph. 0739 13-0 IIEMSTITCIIINO DRESSMAKING Button, and liuokleH covered. Alterations on now and old clothing. Mra. H. M. Allonder, 731 Main, Itoom 310, Ph. 7303, ll-DOm PAINTINO, KEMTONING, CALCIMIN ING, Phona 4073. 11-14 WILL DO WORK by hour, Inquire 1717 Sliklyou, 11-10 BOOKKEEPING, Shorthand, Typing -' Kindred .ubjaoti, office machine, KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE, 733 Pine I'h, 4700 1337U ELECTROLUX SALES and Service. Ph. 7101, 1133 Main St. 11-13 WANTED -Window wa.hlng, Phono 7070, Joe Hubbard, 11-33 WOMAN wanta hour work. Call at 012 Oak, Apt, 4, aftar p, m. 11-0 HERALD AND NEWS FOURTEEN Transportation DlllVINU In Him Dl.an Novuniliar 14. Take a, Mlntle eion.a. Wrlla Him Kin rare llmalll A Naw. II S 10 Servloes RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired or Rebuilt. Tractors included. llonUng troubles corrected with lutcst equipment and 30 years experience. All Work Cuarnntoed Now and Used Radiators Also now copper cores fol nearly all niukus and module oi curs und trucks. Klamath Radiator Works mi So. Oth SL Phone 0041 30U0U Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK " We can now do your work for Low Monthly Payments Harry E. Patton Phone 6630 614 N. 1st St. 4121tt APPLIANCE REPAIRS Wo ropnlr and service all make of radios, vacuum cleunors and ninny oilier electrtrnl appliances. Wo may huvo tho typo of radio tubo you need. Rcnsonnbls prices. Phono S1B8. SEARS ROEBUCK Tues.-Thurs.-St.-tf LAND LEVELING SUU80ILINO DOZING New Heavy Duty Diesel Equipment For Hire Phono 7771 - Box 71 Klamath Falls 11-21 LOCAL MOVING AND CAR TACE Anything Anywhere In Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave. 11-8 CHIMNEYS SWEPT FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED ' '- lava a local, reliable company take car, ot your heatlns need.. TUFTS FURNACE CO. sua a. eui phone uos ; 3460U WE PICK UP AND DELIVER Trunk Rageage Presto Log Coal, etc YELLOW CAB CO. Phone 8171 RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Sorvlce Co. 1434 Main Phone 6103 1 64011 Cabinet , and FINISHED CARPENTER WORK Phono 4330 11-15 PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ROBINSON'S DELIVERY Ph. 7423 tt C FITZGERALD rOR ROOFS Repair, and Coaling. Phone. 0104 - 3140 SOOOtt PAINTINO and Tinting. II, L. Drown. Phone 4230. 2(13411 14 . Help Wanted Female ELEVATOR Operator Wanted. Wlllard Hotel. 303711 WANTED a. ,i.rt preuer and .potter. Uptown Clennera. 3l.14tf WANTED Carhop, Call 4047. 11-0 WANTED-Stanographer. Phone 7731, HUH WANTED. Ilou.ekeeper, atay nlghta. Ph. 4033 or 7700. 3000U WANTED . Women for laundry work. Good po.twar Jobi. Soma part lime, Caaoade Laundry. 11-13 WANTED . Dl.hwa.her and waltre.a. Apply In paraon. Itlttar'a Coffee Shop, 130 South 7th. 3444U WANTED Woman dl.hwaahar at Max'a Coffee Shop. Phone 0444. . 130ltf WANTED Boauticlan at Beauty Nook, l.'lll N, 4th. Phone 3310. u-lo WANTED Woman or houaawork and care ot children, Room, hoard end wage. Mu.t atny nlghta, Phono ,1400, 1304 California Ave, u-lo WANTRIl-Depondable elderly lady to live In my home ond care for 4-.vear. old child. No hoil.ework, wage.. Want aomeone permanent, 3034 Reclamation, Phone 0043 or floao, . 1377U WAITRESSES WANTED at Max'a Cof. , fee Shop. naatf WANTED Btenn,, cnRliler. Well "e.lah. Il.hert local firm. Write Box 1370 cara Herald and Newa. 11. ia WANTED Woman lo clean cottage., S houra dally. Inquire at Link nlvar Auto Camp. WANTED - Woman for light home work and care of .mull child. Can "".YJllAI. hl,nV! "Is'il", Ph. S103 or call 3401 Vine aftar 0 p, m. 11-s