OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
MAJOR HOOPLE - OUT OUR WAY
BY J. R. WILLIAMS
ce&n(jc it iCa.lT mni n '
FfclEWD kBELAED LOOBY.'
IN& AFTER. "THE 4t-h OF 3U.Y
WHEN 1H& WPiN) Lfcl UONN
THE WNNING ON 1H& BON
Tf")k MILLIMEOV rND VOL)
ROLLED OUT-wHOM
Is
2?
SUN OT -v
ruj njVv 1 1 kirvut Unl IT IC
MMOR.-OOWl ONE DNV, rXtsiD
LOWER. THE NEXT.' X'Me .1
6EEM f eriLTWALKER, PITCH
MAN, CIRCUS BPvRXEK. TOO
IIMD LC,SOriS UOV TO Be
DOPES but things are so
BAO NOW A DINA.B NOULO
LOOK. AS BIS AS A CAFE:" .
ROOM In 00R ROOST i j
.owo. tm er an a
SI
k-C3VPNOTl5TfJ i
-" TUKT SOUNDS
i.tM- INTERESTING!
' SHE'S WUTH A 1 f 'SPECIA.LLV STIFFy
MILLION, BUT SHE IM SO GIVE HIM A
I MADE HIM QUIT ft LITTLE NOTICE- X
I PBINXIN'. SMOKIN' AHEM : '
7 '7tffTt AN' SWEARIW'-HE V I AV4CM t 1
' ; 'A WOULDN'T LIKE US VntM; J
S ry " TO SEE THIS A -Mf
V. MOMENT Oil!. ' -kv
J""" THE RICH MAN . J.j ' ,
Re Ryder
By Fred Hormoa
"IHiS IS PRETTY
RCG5W COUNTRY
OUT HEKE.9V-'
ArVV NEEDS .
A GUN FOR '
. , j-
PC
PROTECTION"
HE'S A
.CENTLEAW'
I RrwiOs eeta -wed up ueasta
. J 1 If PLENTY OF SHDT HEDlD-fl
I -v - vVar8 A v -sssnf summ?-.
- SQUAVJ-Wq-'El .
f Llr-' HOW ) ALVlMS GST-IV
TX)TOu LOCO IV)E' I
LIKF THAT - DtlS.Qll5T-Dy
Wk Tubbt
By Leslie Tumor
vou see. mr. Y ou mean you hafta Y m afraid 1 r we're pt ain Y anywav, there's no 1 ( we feel T he allers wrote thaFT uws gone
POPKIN, TMAT 1 HURRY AWAV ?...VAU J NOT, SIR- RUN -C-THE- TRAIN TILL M0RNIN&, WE SORTA Y0U TWO PROB'LY MADE I TO 6ET 'ER
! CRATE WA5 SENT I CANT VISIT WITH US J THOSE ARE I MIU FOLKS- I OTIS. THEY CAN'T 00 HN0W YOU HESS MISTAKES THAN ANY PHOTOSRAFT
I HERE BY MISTAKE..! A FEW PAYS ? j MY ORDERS.' I BUT WE'D SURE Ni TODAVi v WS FB3M I OFFICERS HE KNEW.' V ALBU.SHE'S
WE'VE 60T TO f ! .-- v ll TO HAVE f SWEU'T tUTHERS j! a, ,.- .. - GOT A MILYUN
Boots end Her Buddies
By Martin
W0 N&OOT
R00KO& OF
Trtfi-'S VOVSW CMtfT
LOCPi. OKit Of WOSfc.
GWoi W3 ONE!
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FsfefMW Tttfi. l.VAKi.
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Alley Oop
By V. T. Hamlin
PUE TO EXCELLENT
POLICE WORK, PR.
WOWMUa HAS FDOWP
THE CHARRED WRECK
OP THE TIME-MAOIINE
OSCAR BOOM AND
ASSOCIATES BUILT
AND TRIED TO
OPERATE WITH A
VITAL R4RT STOLEN
THE RJ&INAL
MACHINE,
J THAT PAST
MHIt2X;?,rLV.00?;CflEf,THE fRTTHAT5 SOMEBCCV WITH "X H! COULD Jau RIGHT, WHAT 7 WE DONTf
UNDERSTAND VOU9 IMISSINS IS THE VITAL HEART I "KNOW-HOW" SOT ) BE! OKAV, NHAVE YOU I K.WOW
I THIS TURN OF jj FACT THAT ITS MISSING J lyY?, WITH wiTH THOSE f SEEN EITHEeN to $wJSLK
'reckles and His Friends
By Blotter
ZbMY S JUHB5 FIRST PAY AT
SHAOVSIOE HIGH I
HI.YOOHOO REMEMBER. j
UUnC WAYIVAN
j fvVea.Bi- T Buzz off) feye and I T Junes
j DYNAMO, THE I DERMITELY FATHER. S I
II NEVER. FDRr YOU DO UP I SESSION, IN COMMON I kxJR.EN6USrt
Well, thatS me all over. I .
BRUISE EAbY, BUT i. HEAL UUH.K.!
'AT. OFF. ?
Little Orphan Annie
By Harold Gray
Y3U KNOW.tDU WERENtT B-BBirT.THEY T
VERY POLITTI TO MY TWO ARE GONE .' I
ASSOCIATES, PUNJOB AND ' HOW? WHERE?
IHtM MURDERED
r
ii feelimgs" r ii ii nn
i jcss i s. j .
1-7-46 -ru me- w sTfc. I sxTsr-JU
GONE? HM-MM-ll
VOU INJURED TRIGGER MEN-DEAD.'
FEELINGS'
poppycock there "
7.
TCH-TCH-TCWUERe
TODAY, GONE TOMORROW.'
BUT TUATS THE WAY
PUNJAB AND THE ASP
ARE- IMPULSIVE
f
rfTTr m iiBsgoLoTl
THEY CANT HlbE' FOR,
LONG ON THIS ISLAND 1
THEY WONT GET AWAY j
Niles Hotel
Remodeled
ALTURAS Extensive Im
provements have been started
on the Niles hotel here by the
owners, Mr, nnd Mrs. Mitchell
Jurascvich. The owners have
been absent from the city for
the past year owing to poor
health.
New tile floor will be laid In
the coffee shop and new stain
less steel equipment will be pur
chased for the kitchen. The in
terior of the building will be re
painted and new furniture In
stalled in the guest rooms and
lobby.
Jurascvich states he has great
faith In the future of Altura.s
and wishes to have the proper
accommodations for the influx
of new-comers and tourists.
Alturas Mill
Resumes Work
ALTURAS The Ralph t,.
Smith box factory here, which
has been idle for the past three
months owing to a strike by the
employes, started operations
Monday, today, according to A.
B. Hood, manager for the com
pany. The strike was settled in
Klamath Falls December 28.
Workers were granted a 15 cent
increase in pay. . .
Although some work will be
done at t(je mill in Canby,
weather conditions will not per
mit the mill to open at this time.
The Canby operation is seasonal
and the company plans to open
on schedule.
Cedarville Woman
Claimed By Death
LAKEVIEW Mrs. Ches
ter Davis of Cedarville,
Calif., died Wednesday evening
at the Lakcvicw public hospital
just two days after she observed
her 55th birthday. Born on De
cember 31, 1690, she had been a
resident of Cedarville for many
years.
Among the survivors besides
her husband is a daughter, Mrs.
Pete Laxague, of Cedarville.
Funeral services will be held to
day at the Cedarville Commun
ity church, with the Rev. Tor
rance Stoker officiating. Inter
ment will be in the Cedarville
cemetery.
Former Klamath
Man Passes Away
George Edgar Decker, -77,
former Klamath Falls resident,
died January 4 in Martinez,
Calif., according to word re
ceived here. He is survived by
his wife, Thcna Decker of Port
onicago, cam., a son, Leon
Decker of Empire, Ore., and one
daughter, Mrs. William Snclson
of Concord, Calif.
Final rites were held Monday
at the chapel of the Guy and
Blackwcll mortuary, Concord,
Calif., with interment at Oak
land crematorium, Oakland.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
Orfummlslon relieves nromntlv be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden pmegm, ana am naiun
io soothe and heal raw, tender. In
flamed bronchial mucous mom'
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with, the un
derstanding you must like the way it
Quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Cheit Cold, Bronchitis
Government
Of Austria
Recognized
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 M')
The United Stairs formally rec
ognized the government of Auit'
trla today and expressed hope
that the first nation engulfed by
nar.l Germany soon would
nehlevo democracy and complete
independence,
Russia, Britain and France
joined this country in granting
recognition to the Vienna re
gime headed by Chancellor Leo
pold Flgl and President Karl
Rentier. The recognition does
not affect the authority of the
allied council, which wilt con
tinue to carry out "allied objec
tives in Austria."
These objectives, the simul
taneous aniHitini'cment said, In
clude "eliminating nail influ
ence and Institutions In Austria,
mid assisting In the reconstruc
tion of democratic life."
As they aro achieved, the
statement added, it Is hoped that
"a large-scalo reduction may bo
made in tlio number of occupa
tion troops of tlie four states
(U. S Russia, Britain, France),
and that Austria may progres
sively acquire the status of un
independent slate."
Mouaga
The recognition announce
ment Included tlio text of a mes
sage froiii President Truninn to
Dr. Rentier. It said:
"I wish to extend to you my
sincere congratulations on your
election as president of tlio Aus
trian republic and my best wish
es in your task of completing
the liberation of Austria and the
revival of ail Independent and
democratic state.
"I can assure you thot the peo
ple of the United States will
wisli to assiM Austria in tills en
deavor." Gen. Mark W. Clark, former
commander of the U. S. 5th
army and tlio 15th army group
In Italy, is American represen
tative on the allied council
which recommended recognition
in a resolution last month.
Recognition of Austria left
only Romania and Bulgaria
among former enemy Balkan
and Danube states still unrecog
nized by the United States. This
government previously recog
nized new governments of Hun
gary, a former axis satellite, and
Yugoslavia, which never desert
ed the allied cause although
overrun by German forces in
1941.
Opportunities For
Vets Discussed
The third of a scries of round
table discussions at the USO con
cerning business opportunities
for veterans took place Sunday.
Principle speakers were Lee Mc
Mullen of the Klamath Produc
tion Credit association, and
W. J. Kunz of Swift and com
pany. The discussion covered home
steading, agriculture, and cattle
raising in this area.' Following
their talks, the audience was
given an opportunity to ask
questions.
Dinner was served by the
Business and Professional Wom
en's club.
Eastside Cattle
Free Of Disease
LAKEVIEW Dr. Otto Lut
tcman, veterinarian with head
quarters at Lukcvicw, reports no
Bangs disease among the cattle
tested In the Eastsido commun
ity of Lake county the past two
weeks. The first report covered
approximately 50 head of dairy
stock on several farms. He docs
not expect such favorable re
ports on every test, but the first
one is encouraging,
Howard Belton
Acting Governor
SALEM. Jan. 7 (P) Howard
C. Belton, Canby, president of
the state senate, was acting gov
ernor today while Governor Earl
Snell was in New York City.
Governor Snell tonight will
address a banquet honoring Ted
R. Gamble. Portland, who- di
rected the government's war
loan drives. The governor flew
cast Saturday and is expected to
return next Thursday.
VITAL STATISTICS
WARDLE Horn nl Klnmalh Volley
honpltnl, Klnmalh Folli, Ore., Jenunry
0, 1U40, to Mr. nnd Mn. HnrUey Wnrdle,
roulo 3 box 11311, girl. Weight: 7
pound i ounce.
HOPE Born nt Klamnlh Volley ho
pltnl, Klnmnth Fnlla. Ore., Jnnuary 7.
104U, to Mr. and Mn. Ernie Hope, M.'I2
Boardrnnn, a girl, Weight: 8 pounda
OVa ounce. . .
GODOWN Born at Klamath Valley
hoapltnl, Klamath Folli, Ore., January
, 104a, to Mr. and Mn. D. Godown.
route 1 box D27A, girl. Weight: 0
pounda IV ouncca.
OBITUARY
' MARY IIANKI, SR.
Mary llancl Sr., a realdent of Matin,
Ore., for the latt 43 yeara pnaaed away
at the home of her aon Alola Ilanel, one
half mile enut of Malln on Saturday,
Jnnuary Ii. 11)40 following a brlof III
neai. She waa a native of Buclna,
Czcchoelovakla and at the time of her
death wa aged (a yoara. Surviving
are one aon. Aloli Hanel of Matin, Ore.:
one daughter, Mre. J. Ottomnn of San
Dlogo, Calif.; alno threo grandchildren.
The remnlna ret In the Enrl WhIUock
Funeral Home, Pine at Sixth. Nollco of
funeral to be announced In thll liauo of
the paper.
-Announcing the Opening-
of
FRIESEN-WELMAN CO.
Plumbing and Heating
1715 Main St. Phone 7043
J. E. Fricsen
N. A. Welman
Monday. Jan. 7, 1I4S
HERALD AND NEWS EIQ:
Market
Quotations
NKW VOltK, Jan. T lAI'l-Beetterad
Imlu.lrlala ami rail. rnntlitUMl lu make
time headway In Iminy'i .trn'k mark.
altlimiHli many Icariera allll dl.ulayed
advancing relui'latico.
Cloning quotation:
American Can ' ni,l
Am. Tel & Tol 111'".
Auacoiutu
Calif. Jni'klng - 'l
Cdhiiii1 wl'th St Huu " U'
r'.irtlo.Wl-iuIll .... ............. 7
General Kleclrlo 4ll
General Minora ,, 7411,
Gl Nor Hy I'M !MI
tut. llarvviler ......
Keiinecott
Long. Hell "A"
. 4111,
TJ't
Mtmlifumery Ward .....
Nah-Kelv .. r'i
N Y Central !
Northern Pacific
lac Gai At El ................................ 4a
J. C. Penney 14U'k
Nafeway Hlorea ........
Neara Itoetmck .........
Southern Pacific ,
ttlamtard llramla .....
Huii.lttne Mining ...
Union Oil Calif. ......
Union Pacific
II. 8. Btrel -
Warner I'lcturee j...
. am.
........... 37
. 44'a
. at
UMi
143
..... 110
311.
Potatoes
CHICAGO. J-n. 7 (AP-UHDAI-roU-
toea: arrlvnln M, on ttni-k 1111. tnll
h. ii iiiiiflnu Friday uuo. ttntunuy
DIM, mi ml fly 4U.
Did iik-km: mtpiie Usui, iiorminti
fitlr, marktil tettily, New mocks; ut
nlki Unlit, ttviniiittt flr, mnrkol about
ttmtly. Idaho Itiusat lltirtniki, U. H.
no. i, ovi.iu-a.f4i: Ltmirniio hco Mi'Litirci,
V. 8. No. 1. ;ttHI.J,7.v Nehrnskn llti.s
Triumph. It. H. No. I. MM; MMmoaula
hiI North Dakota Cotimnri. fiiinmtm-lril.
alee A, iinwaahtHl, f-tM; t?nornl gtxid
quality, 9.1 cta-aMA; i'oullora, gaitera! tfumt
qimllly. rJAO. I.llu Triuinnhi. U. H
No. I. 13 to. riorhln AO IIt. aacki of IIUm
Trlumpha, U. H. No. 1, W 00.
POIlTI.ANn. Or. lAIMtMDAt Pota
tiM; toval lliirlMiitka. 93 00 3 00 cvittal;
icchutp iousj. No. i. tj.ia cottiai. mc.
03 VCIlti,
SAN ritANClSCO, Jan. 7 lAIM'HIMt
Potato rvrvlnta: 3 broken. 8 untmikcii
car on truck ;Or:un d, Cnlirornin a.
nrvaua i arrtvou: uii car arrivmi ny
trtirk from Orvston: tiitirktit atfntlv.
Klamath Kuueli No. I, alt A, J
I. OS AnCJKl.KM. Jan. 7 (AP-irHI)Ai
Potato rvcvlpls; 3 lirokrn. 30 unbroken
cr on track; CalKoritta Utah 7,
Itlaho a, Washington 1, Orraon 1 ar
rtvtnl; a4 rani arrival! by truck; nurkot
tvaily; no aalea.
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH MAN ritANCIMCO. Jan. 7 IAP
tlNUAl Kalabla rattle UW. valvea Xt.
early trade tor tlrady to 23 cnt
lower: around lit loads off; It-att noml
1UI3 lb. at err. $10.30, load. U7U lb. liahl
VrellM Htilsteliu 913,73; chwi octlvo;
a luiut alx Itmd gtHMi ran to rows ItJtX).
3D: lew toads ctttlar common raws I'l .1X1-
II. ou, aomv uiiaolU: ranneni laracly u 30
BOO; romfiioti-tfnoci aatiaas; holla ftUUU
13 00; valve aleady; rhoic auaenl; lite
dlum ii'MMl 9I1.0O-U0O.
Salable hnn UN): market ateadv: few
tfod-ctmtre 3iM).au lb. barrows and gMlU
913 00 crlllna; notl aowa 9I3.U3. week
end clearance feeder pig 9l.W-3.OU
lower, moatly IIO.OO,
Ha labia aheeu 33: market nominal:
5ood-cholr Umtta quoted 114 00-73; m
lum-Koocl woolett iwh 93.30-0.33,
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 7 (AP-URDAt
Salable caltle 3700. toUl 3O00: aaUhle
and total ralvra 133; market alow; atreia
and helfera weak to 23 cent lower; ruwi
generally 33-30 fenU off; medium -kinkI
Bteoni 918 oti-17 ou; three load good
choice ateera 917 30; common grot lea
moatly 91 1 .00-1.1 30; common-medium
helfera 913 ou-30; canner-cutter cowa
largely 9u uo-8 00; medium -good leef
cowa 91l.ou-l.iuo; bulla atxjut aleady;
Jixh! beef built 91130-13.30; aatiaage bulls
ifoo-n.oo; good-choice veulera atrung
at 914 30-13.1)0; o.ld Imad 913 5O-lfJ.O0.
Hatable hoei joo, total 3130; market
teady; barrows and gilt lOO-ltuo lb.
9I3.IH); heavier weights 13.00; good sows
$U 23-30; lightweights to 914-73; gmxl
cholce fvedrr ulga. Mld lot, mostly 913 OO;
few llghlwelgltla 914.00.
Salable aheep l.ofX), total 3300; market
active, steady; good -choice wooled lambs
914 00-13; extreme top 914.3o; common
grades 910 00-12 OO; grxKt yearlings 910 30.
1I.30; good ewes 94.3O-3.00, coitunon
down to 9X00,
DENVrit. Jan. 7 fAPl - (UflDAI -Ratable
and total aheeu 0300: slaughter
lambs slow, unevenly weak to IS cents
lower man Friday; rour douuiea strict
ly good and choice) 103-117 lb. fed wool
ed lamba 14.53; g04d-cholce truck Ins
13 7S-H3; medlum-iootl kinds 13 301 J 30:
several Iota good-choice slaughter twi
6.40; truck Ins 0.33-33; common-medium
ewes 3.00-0.00; medium-good Dl lb. year
lings 10.30; feeding lam In scarce hut
demand very narrow and entire supply
unsold.
CHICAGO. Jan. 7 (AP-U-SDAt-Snl-able
hogs 0000. total, 13,300; active. :3
to 00 cents higher than last weekend,
moat advance on weights over 330 lbs.
All good and choice, 1U0-3O0 lb, hoga
now at 914.U3 celling; sows .13 to 30
cents higher, mostly 913.HJ-14.O0; all lioits
sold early.
Salable cattle 13.000, tola! 13.900; sal
able calvas 1000, total 1OO0; fed steers
and yearlings and yearling heifers 23 to
30 cents higher: mostly So cents up with
good and low choice grades showing
moat advance; cows strong to 23 cents
higher, mostly strong; bulls and vealers
scarce, firm; largely steer and heifer
run: bulk steers 9ISSO-1U.O0; about 40
load at 9 IB 00; two loads 0O0 lb. choice
heifer 91H.00: bulk heifer 913 30-17.00:
choice beef cowa to 914 30; bulk beef
cows 90,00-12.00; cutters 9H.33 down;
heavy sausage bulls to 913.00: beef bulls
to 914.00; vealers to 913.30 down; stock
cattle In negligible supply.
Salable sheep,, SOOO. total 12,300: no
early action on slaughter lambs, asking
fully steady or un to 913.00 for good and
choice wooled skins; scattered early bids
as much as 23 cent lower; mature;
sheep fully steady; loan choice fed west
ern ewes held about 97.03; two doubles
mixed grades Dakota ewe 97.23 straight
and load Montana aged bucks $0.30.
WHEAT
CHICAGO, Jan. 7 fAPl Grain futures
prlcea bobbed around erratically In to
day's light trading.
May rye, which usually moves quickly
in response to light Influences either
way, was well out on both sides of Bnt-
urdoy s closing quo in lion nt times.
Other grains, except barley, moved
i-inlv I ractlonallv moat of the time. The
July bnrloy delivery mode Its wiriest
move In many sessions, showing gains
of more than I 'At cents a bushel most of
ine any.
Wheat trading hrondened somewhat,
tnnst nt It centerlntf on December con
tracts, although there was some selling
of September by mills nnd commission
houses. Traders believed same of these
orrcrJng were hedge againsi recant
cash purchases.
Whent closed Vc higher to TsC lower
than Saturday's finish, May 91.R0; corn
unphnnartd at 11.1(11 celllna: oats to
c lower, May l,7t3a-,s: barley uik
changed to l'sc higher, May 11.21ft,
FUNERALS
rilKPlTKR CI. RANDOLPH
Funeral services for the lale Chester
C. Randolph, who nnssed away In this
city on Thursday, January a, jhiu, win
hn held In the chnnnl of Ward's Klamath
Funernl Home, 023 High on Tuesday,
January n, imi at a:;iu n, m. wnn itav,
rinnlol n Anderson of the K lama lb
Temple officiating: Concluding; services
and Interment will follow nt the Ml.
Uik! cemetery. Friend are respectfully
invitea to nttena.
MARY HANP.r. Nil.
Funernl snrvlcea for the late Mary
Iliinoi or., wnn pannuo nwny near iviiuui,
Ore., on Saturday, Jnnunry 8, IfMfl, fol
lowing a brief Illnens will be held In
the cnapei oi me r.ari wmiincK runnrat
ifnmo. Pino at Sixth, on Wedncsdnv.
January 0, 1040 nt I MO p. m, with the
Rev. Daniel B. Anderson, pastor of the
Klamath Temple nf this city officiating.
Commitment services and Interment
family pint in the Maun cemetery,
Friend aro Invited,
MODEL SUPPLIES
TOYS
BABY WALKERS
Phone 5S20 222 S. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
Decrease Seen
In Shipments
Kliiiiintli basin potuto ship,
mimls In the end ot Duconilier
lutiilecl 077(1 cnrlonds, neeorrilng
to Hums Atibivy, stiiUi-fottarnl In
spoclur. Thill Is 12IIU ciu'loids
less limn shlpiiionls to th sums
(lulu lust st'iisuu,
Ulilpiiitints for tits first row
(Iiivn nl Jnnunry wurs as fullowst
dim. 1 I
Jim, 2 . 81
Jim. : 40
Jiin. 4 27
Jim. 5 31
Courthouse Records
Marrlae. I.loeiue
NTOIIT nAllGIIKIITY. llarl II Stout,
37, tl. H. army. Native of Wot Virginia.
Holdout of l.umlieriiorl, W. Va. I'liyllla
Kalhalaru llaugherly, an. clerk. Nallv
of Wo. I Virginia. Ilo.lilcut of llellnglon,
W. Va.
tleinnl.liil ril.g
Allen l.ee Cllue v.. Thelma LmllM
Cllne. ault for illvon-e. Charge, crual
and Inlmman trealinfiil. Couple married
jiiiv a, 11,44. al Klaiualli rail., (fre.
I'lnliilllf a.k. cu.lmlv of one minor child
ami that Ilia defamlaul'a maiden llama
of Tticlma Milll.e Dyer lie re.lored. l;
S. Ilaleiitlna, attorney for plalullff.
Ju.llce Catirt
llenlainln liue. drunk on publa
hlaliuor. Kin.. ,to.
Joarim Jariil (illckman, void foralgai
llcen.e. rine, .l M,
JimciiIi Manuel vtelra, no clearane
lamp,. Fine, OA.tlO,
Weather
Kugene
Klaimith rails
Nni'i'Minenlo
I'orlland
Ilrno
Han Krancliro
HmMIe
Mrdfotd Wl,
lied Hluff ........
Max,
4
,. US
3
44
, UO
".r."4i
43
Mln. Preeln.
41 .At
37 .07
;wt ,oa
Mi H7
iu Trace
.in .07
4U
,0V
NOItTHKItN CAMCOKNt A -Increasing
rbunlineu tixlav wllh m-caslonal light
ratn In the mirth tMirllon, teaching the
south portion tonight. Clearing In north
pmtlon Tuexliv morning. Warmer to
night, MiMtetate tn-freah sotitheaaterly
wiitda off Hie north coast and gentle,
variable whuts off the smith roaal
WAHHINtiTON AND OMKdON Show
era today, tonight and Tuesday. II now
flurrlea In mountain. I. Mile .change In
tempentlure. Huong anutherly winds oft
coast docteaalng this aflerniMin.
Nw Today
FOIt HAt.K- New 4 nmm home ttelween
Hhaata way and So. fllh, 92oo. Terms.
Musi sell al once, owner leaving city.
Heard Agency, 1030 Main, Ph. W".
1-7
rOH KAI.E Two small buildings, nna
aiillabla for woodshed, chicken coop,
etc.; the other for root rellar or fruit
room. Hee at Mormon church on Mar
tin. 1-0
10. W HtMCK sodan. 3 new rear tires,
good mechanical condition, 3333 Horn'
dale. 10
roll HAI.K -lUM pickup, new rubber.
Jual overhauled throughout, J741
Summers 1-ane. 11
FOIt 8AIX- IB.T7 llulck filarial ooupe,
xrellenl condition. Ph. 7ooJ, j-f
FOII SAI.K-0 matched sUlnlesa aleel
golf atlcks, & wooda, all lealhar gol
hag. Ph. T. a. Smith, 3123, eat 34 nf
call S00 Conger. 033 tf
roil HAI.fc -Hack-bar counter and ..
front Itar, candy counter, chalrt. Coca
Cola machine. See between 0 a, m. and
a p. m. Floyd W, Scott. Lost Hlver
Pool hall. Merrill. I I
Foil HAMS- Prewar daveno, tika new,
903 00. 8 piece breakfast set, 30 O0
laying heiu and pullets, empty Jars.
Malln 331. 1-0
FOIt HAI.K Small, good circulating Coa
healer, 930.00. 3UI lladcllffa, 1-0
roit HAI.K-Two-wheel trailer flOoo,
017 Adam. I f
WANTKD TO 1UIV OR ItKNT-S bed.
room modern house. Call 3204. . 1-01
COLOIIKI) fryer for sale, llv ot
dreoaed. Kvenlnga, 3O08 Wlard. 1-1
WOULD person who found billfold W
ur near Pelican Theatre Deo. 30 re
lurn papers. Keep money, Gllbeil
Joyce. 1-0
1.0KT-. Cocker Spaniel, black, male, long
tall, a yr. old, llreiue No. 1IHUJ. II
found return to 3204 Blibee St., or
phone ouia or ooai. Keward offered.
II
MIST- lady's black leather purse. New
Year's Day. Address In purae. Mrs.
U. U. Moore, 2311 Virginia Ave., Ever
ett, Wash. Keep money and return
contents. 033 Itoseway Drive. Ph. B3.il.
1-0
STIIAYKD- Hmall red pig In Stewart
Addition. If found notify Lien's Store.
1-0
I WILL NOT be responsible for debts
contracted by anyone other than my
self. Fred Clawson. 1-B
WANTKD -Middle-aged woman to sll
with baby one or two evenings a
week. Phone 3443. 1-1
WANTKD-Mlddleaged woman to live
In my home as companion and share
expenses. Ph. 11730. 1-10
WANTKD Lumber buyer, state qualifi
cations, salary and past experience
for large retail and wholesale distri
bution yard In east. Write llox 1203
care Herald and News, M4
SALESMAN Executive type. Sell sur
plus listings: business men only. Up
to 9100.00 day. Wire, write quick. War
Surplua ltoporter, 30 K. Jackson, Chi
cago. 1-7
YOUNO married couple seek employ
ment on ranch. Write Dob Urlffls, Illy,
Oregon. l-g
SMALL NICELY FURNISHED APT
Innorsprlng mattress, private bath for
gentleman. .10 per month. Phone 0017.
1-7
WANTED-Experlencad saleslady. Fall
Appliance and Tiro Service, 11th and
Main. Phono 7(1711. 03 II If
FOn SALE
Two International logging trucks, 1
modal KS-H; 1 model D-SO. Two sin
gle nxlo logging trailers; 1 Pierce)
1 Polnter-WUlnmutte. See Mr, Richard
son nt Fruit Growers Supply Company,
Yroka, California. 1-0
roit SALE 40 acres Irrigated clean
apud ground nn mall route, school hue
service, electricity, barn, E. J. Lahoria
Sr. Ilox OS, Malln, Oregon. 1-12
roit SALE Like new, four
Itoper gas stove, 000 Lincoln.
burner
1-0
ROOM and Hoard wanted with private
family, working man. Write Box 12Afl,
Cnre Ilornld and News. 1-7
ROOM FOR RENT- Hented, desire work
Ing couple. Inqulro 4348 Thompson
Ave. 1-0
PIIKK delivery on orders over $3.00.
City deliveries 10 a, m. and 2 n, m,
daily. Suburban deliveries, Monday,
Wedncstlny nnd Friday, Quality Food
Store, 0.10 Main. Phone ,1774. 1-7
ROOM FOR UENT-Mnrrled couple or
single women. Phono 0203 between I
and 4 p, m, 1-0
EX-MARINE, 31, wants work. Experi
enced Service Station Attendant
Write D, D, Case, Rt, 3, Box 086 City.
1-9
WOULD like to hear from reliable men
who would like to train In spare time
to overhaul and Install Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning Equipment.
Should he mechanically Inclined. Will
not interfere with your present work.
For Information about this trnlnlngi
write at once giving name, address,
age and your working hours, mtlltlcsn
Inst Writ Box 784, Car Herald and
News. l-p