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Newspaper Page Texti'T BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY WILLIAMS ricc UlLlfST IC IT 2 T'liA BUoV IN isiTCHcr,; GET THE NAUyH OUT OF MOUR MOOTH Who's mpcr TehJ-WMT M WITH OU rHuooMftRTHTcbMe IN rNO IWfccT iwr. ZftPPO.ON&OFTHE NMIOM'S P0STWM3L WITH MM EXPERIMENT IN TUB fourth OOZING TuKY lrtirc. TOP INi IT.' ..a . .. -a CCW. IT IW MoT! vIast HUNGRY '.HE'D TfcK OFF BY J. R. RtMi HSilrffiSpf GOON, WE NAP MY EVE.' ;. , 'FN gH SWIMi' WON'T DISTURB W HE'S STUDVIN' 111 ffliM H,M Jf0 TO If AK, Jlplf Wflllliiffl HE'S TAKIN' tpi CONSCIENCE BwSJ ffilffiffl A NAP" SO yK3 I REAP A FAOE Y J Red Ryder By Fred Harmon " AQUA'S GlTm' MOT OF SSsS3 f' AN lift .I'VE 5WED) x-' JTN. I IT 'j ITHINN. 1 f, , Ojg:i.L BAR WATCrttfV. V ATTENTION FROfN rVri ffS I A OOIO ClAirS -"V. GOID-A I WE rDE 1 RED. DO HOUN. I CuCHE33.J- I rcQS5. ion irtt she's yljTTiTv; cv YEARurV ) ear the. VawKE'( supfosa sue Sw-rri. Vl INHERITED SO-E ti0?7frV CREEK-' l TXICHES35 ""..M aeJJC FALUN-fOR 1 1 jiy Wath Tiibbt By Leslie Turner f Votl MM NOT RECALL A THAT OERN BASIL 1 WRITING THIS IETTERk-vVILI SPREAD THIS I MAJOR... I MEAN MY v ALL OVEK TH LUTHER SAID WHATT A COUNTY I'LL IR AMNESIA J LET'S SEE J NEVER LIVE y ir, -I n-oowi X&fifa Xfifi 111 UWM 1 r rO OH.WS..IHY,Yf I NEVER READ AN OLD LETTER 1 1 V01 MINE WITHOUT WISHINO I'D STUDIED A LITTLE Jfi, 1 1 vawaaL"AecES IN school,. Booh and Her Buddies By Martin OBITUARIES HEItHKKT LANG Herbert La rut. rldenl of Dorrlf, Calif., (or th Utt 40 yean paused away In that city on Tuesday. January 8. 1046 fullowtm a brief lllneu. He was a native of Michigan and at the time of hit death was aged 73 years It muntht and IS days. Surviving are nti wire, Mrs. Jennie Lang of DurrU. Calif. The remains rest in the Karl W hillock Fu neral home. Pine at flth, where friends may call. Notice of funeral to be an' nounced In this issue of the paper. FRANK HENRY RANSOM Frank Henry Hansom, for years a resi dent of Portland, Ore., pawed away In this city on Thursday. January 1U, iihb at 8:35 a. in. following an illness of but four days. He was a native of Snn Frnncisco, Calif., and at the time of his death was aged 75 years a mouths and 33 days. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Isabel Ransom of Portland, Ore., one daughter, Mrs. Helen Monroe of Coro nado, Calif., two sons, Frank C. Hansom of Portland, Ore., and Richard N. Han som of San Mateo. Calif,, three sis. ters, Mrs. Charlotte Penncll, Mrs. Mabel Beach and Mrs. Rdlth Klnnoch. all of Berkeley, Calif., and six grandchildren. The remains rest In the Carl Whlllock Funeral home. Pine at fllh. Notice of funeral to be announced later. , CPrtO 0O fVi TO VOU VArXWRI MOT 0HiKO OfcVytbS VOO JJ TWvVVViG OS GOK6 f r UaOPW 5TOP&'E TYWViGS.fh m 1 1 VKOVt wa 6000 t Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin R6AUV WO J TSACS OF OSCAR VOOkJ MfiGNEBM CAN TURN fifth ")'''S,, fffAP5", ...V AjM' pick up we phowep us mot in... i 6ot S.tjjfg -y; I2r JF beem, w?Tr TRAIL OF J( TO EXPECT HIM HOME H COutwn W.VE NOTHIS? USM j ' W f gSSSS?7Si WX - THE TlME-- TONISHT, HE'S 8EEAlf CAUSHT THAT BETTER TOO Wm$$ SUMP'.LIW ftesWli I I H 7 Freclclet and His Friends By Blosser -ANO I CALLED TfJlS SPECIAL ASSEMBLY S A MEANS OF INTRO -0UON6 A NEW MEMBER. OF OUR, f rr JAMES THOMAS IVI1.L1AMSOV June, Thomai Wllllamiwm. rv.ldcnt of nir. Ore. for tN Uit tlx month, paud away In this city on Wedn.aday, January 9, 1940 at 1 p. m. followlnf an illness o( 20 months. He was a native ot Indiana and at the time of his death was aged 73 years 11 months and 2 days. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Thomas Blackwood of Prlnevllle. Ore., and Mrs. Fred Cosper of Bly. Ore., and one son. Jack Williamson, V. S. army, also three grandchildren. The remains rest In the Earl Whltmck Funeral home. Pine at oth. Notice of funeral to be an nounced In this issue of the paper. FUNERALS ' HERBERT LANG Funeral services for the lata Herbert Lang of Dorris, Calif., who passed away in that city on Tuesday, January 8. HMO. following a brief Illness will be held In the chapel of the Earl Whlllock Funeral home. Pine at Oth, on Friday, January 11. 1046 at 1:30 p. m. with the Rev. David F. Barnett Jr., pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city officiat ing. Commitment services and Interment family plot in Ptcard cemetery, Dorris, Calif. Friends are Invited. Market Quotations NKW YOIIK, Jan. 10 lAPi llalla cmo to the foro tor gains ot frncllons In a point or imtrri In tmlity's slock inni-km nllluiugh sume recent Industrial climbers alumtilcd over profit cashing. i:iiwlnu qunlatlonil American Can ton Am Tel & lei IJ i Anncmuiit 47". Calif Packing Commonwealth Bou i Curtls.WrlKlit 7 a General Klcclrlo 4JJ Cioucral Motors 77 , Ul Nor Hy ltd - l liU Harvester U7i Kcnnccoll UJl Uinil-llcll "A" - -. JO Montgomery Ward 7ih Nash-Kclv J4's N V Central J Northern Pacltlo - IH's Pac lias fc II , I1 J C Peimes - lJ Hears Hoeliurk .. - 0 ikiuthom Paclfle . oui Sunshine Mining HW.H.. M sWe Union Oil Calif 201, union rarmo "w. U 8 Steel 7'i Wartnr Pictures Mi Thuridsy. Jin. 10. 1948 WHALD AND NEWS TWELV WEATHER Rugene t .. Klnniallt Falls Karrnmento Poiilaud Iteno u, Kan Frnitclaco Seattle Mpilfurd ... UlUff Mag, 42 .211 ..07 21 :i 112 III IteU OHKUON-Partly i-Jmuiy today, to night and Friday, Few showers west porlloit and snow flurries east portion tmlny, Untile vhrlnbln winds ufftMMsl, NOIITIIKMN CALIFORNIA Clnarer lotlny, tonight and Friday except partly cloudy norlherii portion today, with nine light rain Oregon border) little temperature change: gentle variable wind off coast becoming northwesterly uorihern part. WHEAT Potatoes PotMtoes: loval l.urlmnks, J tH)-;i.U0 cental; Deschutes lUos, Nu. 1, au.sa cent al, 2., tu coins. rnirAor, Jm. in lAP-tlRDA) Pota toes arrivals 70. on track M, total U. altlpmculs U3l, oiii Miitckn atmnlles liitht. demand slow, market dull and uusetTletl. New stocks supplies light, demand light, market steady, Idetho Huct Uurbanks tl. 8. No. I, 3.U5: Colorado Red McClurei U. S. No. 1, 3.(U-3.75; Nebraska HlUs xrtumpns u. a. no. ...ju-j.uo. nmi' noanlA mil Nnrth Dukota Cobblers COtlV merctal W 40: Pontlaoa commercial t3.tk)i llllss Triumphs commercial 13.45-3.50; Wisconsin loonier iir guamy Florida 50 lb. sacks llltsa Triumphs LI No. 1. J.0O-3.75. ins ANflKl.ltS Jan. to APl)NDAt Potatoes: a broken. 33 unbroken car on track; Idaho 10. Utah 9. Uregon I, uula 1 Ui'aahli.itlnn 1 arrived: IB cars arrived by truck; market unsettled; no sales. SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10 APt'SDAI Potatoes: 4 broken, 6 unbroken cars on track; California 1. Idaho il. Nebraska 1. Nevada 1, Oregon 3 arrived; one car arrived oy true irom luano; nvaraei lirm; no saiea. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FHANCISCO, Jan. 10 fAP-USIA)iiitlable cattle 100, calves 10; mostly a clconup of dairy tvpe and mixvu range cows; sieaoy; oaa ncau good 13tU) lb. dairy cows 111.50; commni. cow iio.oo.5o: cutters ill, 50: cannon. t5.5o-7.50; common-good sauisge bulls siu.oo-ij.ou; meuium-gooa sicer anu neiiers aiueui. quoieu mwuy em. w HI 50; calves steady: few cull vealers 90. 00. Salable hogs 2O0 : around two loads giod-cholre 20O-3O0 lb. barrows and gilts 15.ti0; (Miil good sows 115 05. Salable sheep HHW: market steady; around 500 hrad choice 100 lb. lambs VIS.oo; medium-gooa wooicu wea quoieu S5.50-a.U. PfiWTI.ANn. Ore.. Jan. 10 (AP-USDA1 Salable and total cattle 100, calve 50; market steady but demand llmltrd; few medium steer SIS 50: cutter-coinmon steers and heifers 1 00-12 00; odd me dium heifers 913.00; canner and cutler cows W oo-tj.OO: fat dairy type cows 30-0.50; heavy ltolstelns held above $11.00; common -medium sautage bulls 97 50-10.00; good-choice vealer 914 50- 13. au; c ommon-mra.uni iriuvi .w 14.00: one lane lot grass calve un soia. Kfahle hoes 10O. total 3O00: market active, steady; barrows and gill 170- 375 ID. ai3.nu; ine ceiling: neavivr welghU down to 915 00: 14U lb. 915 50; good sow 914.00-25; choice light weights 10 ai.(a; arouna ws iu. iseuer jvis uo fl 71 Salable and total sheep 100; few salts steady; good-choice lambs scarce, sal- auie iJ.ao-i-.uu; icw common imu." old around iii.oo-ia.oo; gooa ewes m.w- 5.00. CHICAGO. Jan. 10 lAPUSDAt Sal- lt hf.irti ID (joo. total 22.500: market active, weights under '140 Mm. steady to l.l emits hitfher. heavier Wo I Slit 10 to 23 cenu nigiter; tun auvance on wennui over 270 lbs.! sows steady to 13 cents up; top at 914. 85 celling; bulk good and choice 1H0-300 lb. 914.70-t4.B5; other weights scarce; most good and choice SOWS SU.oa-M.w; ioa clearance. Salable cattle BOOO, total 0500; salable calves 10O0. total 1000; fed steer and yearlings fully steady; good and choice frariM active: heifers In broad demand especially good and choice grade. In stances 25 cents higher; other killing classes steady with indications broad clearance all classes; bulls and vealers scarce; most fed steers 13 00-18,00; sev eral loads yearlings ana weigniy cnoice steer 910-00; three loads looo lb. choice heifer bringing the price; most heifer 913.50-17.00; cutter cows 9A.5Q down; rr.f tuteftf fftWS t0.U-12.O0: WClafhtV sausage bulla to 913-23; vealers 910.30 Salable sheep 7000, total 10,500; few early sale slaughter lambs and yearlings about steady but no good and choice i.mhi nlI ni vfif three decks medium and good wooled sinks at 913.B3; holding (rood and choice fed wooled western amb around 914.83; load good to choice yearlings 912.50; three decks 912 13 lightly sorted; four loads common slaugh ter ewe 90.25; good and choice native owes up to 97.50; decks short fed no lb. In mb want back for further ieed at 9 13-00, DENVER, Jan. 10 f AP-UBDA. Salable and total sheep 3500; late trade on car lot laughter lambs active, mostly steady following uneven opening on truck Ins; ono double choice 111 lb. fed wooled Colorndos 914.70 freight paid; others averaging 103-110 lb. 914.40 flat; BM.H.g.hnif-g. irnrk.lm tin on-73: short load good and choice 7B lb. feeding lambs 916.00; load mostly good 00 lb. white faces 914.00; good-choica owes 90.25; common-mcaium sj.uu-.-s. JAMES THOMAS WILLIAMSON Funeral services for the late James Thomas Williamson of Bly, Ore., who passed away in this city on Wednesday, January 9. 1046 following an extended lllneu will be held In the chapel of the Earl Whlllock Funeral home. Pine at Oth on Saturday, January 12, 1SM6 at 1:30 d. m. with the Rev. Cecil C. Brown castor of the First Baptist church of this city officiating. Commitment services and Interment Link v ill ceme tery. Friends are Invited, CLARENCE DsWITT OMR IKS Funeral services for the late Clarence DeWltt O'Brien, who passed away In Uiis city on Tuesday. January 0, 1040, will be held In the chapel of Ward's Klamam Funeral Home. mgn, on Sundav. Jnnunrv 12. 1040 at 2 D. m. with the Klamath Falls Aerie No. 2090 FOE officiating. uonciumng services and Interment will follow at Llnkvllle cemetery. Friends are, respecuuuy in vited to attend. Courthouse Records MsrrlsfC Licensed TflTNT.nAVIK Bert Ion Flovd Hunt, 33, farmer. Native of Nebraska. Rosl- acni 01 ine uaucs, uro, norniccs Davis, 32, bookkeeper. Native or uoi nnrin RlflTit nf The Dalles. Ore. WRIGHT - JACKSON. G a O r g a A. Wright. legal age, lineman. Native of Arkansas. Resident of Klamath Fans, Ore. Mary Catherine Jackson, legal age. Native of Indiana. Resident of Klam ath Vnllu Dre H ETHER 1NGTON - HOLMES. Dale Hetherlngton, 38, logger. Native of Oklahoma. Resident of Dallas. Ore. Hazel Mary Holmes, 32, cook. Native of Oklahoma, net idem oi orani s-ass, Or. KRE ID-HULL. Donald Glen Kreld, 29, laborer. Native ot Montana. Resi dent of Portlatch, Ida. Robin Virginia Hull, 20, teletype operator. Native of Wyoming. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. AMOS-CHAMBERLAIN. Robart Rich- si i.' evw I in i sar ari jr an i it-., -j i nj 'j.i . i i j. h i. i i ail i . in i a. ii o. tvi n 7 c pi r'l I I II I J JJ' , ' II 111 LJJ C-' 1 I I ' 7, 1 T Pl X I (II 1 ' ml' V f l-rf. ?ri 8B- iV -t " mLrMfX tmYx:mc.l. .reto. fcs f- li IB ..... . . . 7 ill irme orphan Annie r- h-.m Bt.l ' 1 mi l m I -r-T - Tttt HND IN MT A IN DplNO ANNIES B II . THINK 1 CAM . if I BE6IN TO FEEL II I fltt I w ffiiDH THE bVILTiPNaB WOULD I SPIRIT STATE I SEE ALL, I FRIEND, tOU HftVE ASSURE YOU THAT I n STRONG DISTASTE I I RSIENDTWIFFY-I TORTURE THE LITTLE I KNOW ALL. BUT -AM 7 bONE MUCH-" J THIS SINFUL PLAN J FORTH IS TIDNAB t imiee PRINCESS, TO fiAIN THE I POWERLESS TO E2 (j0F , WILL NOT A CHARACTER. IT ljfTl COME TO PASSi Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH, pleasant alkaline (non acid ) powder, holds false teeth more iirmiy. 10 eai ana mir hi rnuto mm fort, just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. No gummy, gooey, puity taste or feeling. Checks "plnte odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. it "iiMiji mi m nooaaiida of Men and woman fasve founrl that time-teitett Stuart Tabltu bring quick, happy relief to sleep-robbJog ( fTmptoms of acid lodlgetuon gsss Loess, and upset Btom. ach. Tasle deUdour, eaar U take no mixing, no bottle. Try them have a good nigbt'a ileep and wake up tn the morning feeling like a 9Ji.ooo.ooo. Get genuine v Stuart Tableta at your druggist only 25c, 60c, or S1.20 under msk eca poattiva money-back guarantia. RED-ITCHY-SCALY Doctor's 'Invisible' Liquid Promptly Relieves Torture! First applications of wonderful (toothing medicated Zemo a doctor's formula firomptly relieve the itching and burn ng and also help heal the red, scnly skin. Amazingly successful for over 85 years!' first trial of Zemo convinces! Invitiblt 'doesn't show on akin, mm All drug stores. In Seizes. Is Mil ard Amos, 23, service station attendant. Native of Ohio. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. Hilda C. Chamberlain. 33, housewife. Native of Oregon. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. ' J COLAHAN-PROVOHT. James Richard Colohan, 20, mec hurtle. Native of Ore- eon. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. Ilva Mae Provost, 10, waitress. Native of Oregon. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. ' i Complaints Filed Viola S. Juvelond vs. Paul W. Jvo; land, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried October 7, 1033, at Webster, S. D. Plaintiff asks custody of one minor child and 930 a month. E. Z. DrUcoll, attorney for plaintiff. Opnl Kllgore vs. Shelley Kllgore. suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and ln mnn i rnntmfini Cnuolfl married March 25. 1037, at Klamath Falls, Ore. Pla'n- tfic asKS property loiininoru mm costs. E. E, Drlscoll, attorney for PnHit. nora r, jviuniun vs. uawreiiti " full, suit for annulment. Cause, prior morriane of Dlnlntlff still In effect at time of present marriage ceremony. r.rnmnnu nripfnrmtirl Nnvmhr 2(1. 1031. at Lake view. Oro. J. C. O'Neill, at torney lor piamtirr, t Milan nr.llin Mm Orwllla Dalton Jr.. suit for divorce. Charge, cruet and In human treatment, uoupie nwrneu au gust 18, 145, at Klamath Falls, Ore. Plaintiff wishes restoration of maiden Mine nt Lillian Btltei. II. C. Merry- man, attorney for plaintiff. i-mni-H Rnnmiir vs. Howard Roemer. milt for divorce. Charge, desertion. Couple married February 17, iu, ai Elgin, Tex. Plaintiff wishes restora flnn nf mnlrfnn name of Frances Foster. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. John nope vs. rreaa nope, sun ior divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married April 28, io:i7 aJ Mrffftrri. Of. Plaintiff asks Joint custody of one minor child and agrees to pay 925 a month for child's support A. W, Schnupp, attorney for plaintiff. jnsiice ;aurt Anirelo Pletra Martlanonl. no tall light. Fine, 98,50. ...... A rue William omun, neing anins in a private place. Fine, $10. DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 2ll Underwood Bldg. CHICAGO. Jan. 10 (API Rye futures price spun around abruptly today under pressure uf strong demand which faded out as profit taker look over. Although trading was light In other ? rains, the prices followed rye tn frac Innal ranges. The almost negligible wheat transactions wero lit the new crop months. Wheal closed lower to Vo higher than yesterday's finish. May 91.tuS; corn unchanged at 91 IHMi veilings; oau (so higher to So lower; May 7ut-Sc; uiivitangea to 1 c tower, may er, Mn; LOOK 1 IK UK I WANTKt)-Mli and won ti to start In business on our capital. Sell some aoo farm-home products, V Thousands of our Dealers now make 7 quick sales, big profits. For psrtlris lar write Rawlelgh't Dept. OHA--109 Oakland, California, - MO Maetlng ltotlcs Kiaaiath rails Aerie nigni, iio Oiviauiain rails Aerie m No. aooa rissuiaf a 1 1 1 n ' meeting every Tu -i-i-,-n-ini-innnnn.nnij t Loil und Found LOHT-lll.rk and whit. do. with Ian far., Washaila, Washlniton eollar, If fminil notify Klrl Coffman, II I'ow.r nlanL .0 ITTIIAYKII to my ranch 4 mllea north east of Morrill, on. 1-year-nlrl slu roll, luy Willi hi... far. anil while hind feat. Will owner pl.as. eall fop him at uc, Irv.n Johnson. rOIIND-lidy's wrist watch. Own.r nuf have sain, hy lil.ntlfylim and paying for ad. l-lione 475U ,venlna. er. May 11 il.l. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE static or onrcioN ron ins COUNTY Or KLAMATH. MAE WEUT, Plaintiff, vs. JKHS WEST, Defendant, . TO: JESH WEST, defendant. IN TUB NAME OK THE STATE Or OREGON, GRKKTINGS: You are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit and court on or before January 17. 100. and if you fall to so appear and answer, far want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court fur the relief prayed for In her complaint, lo-wit: A divorce from you upim the grounds of Desertion for a period of more than one year, litis summons Is served upon you by publication pur suant to an order of the Honorable David It. Vamlcnlrerg. Judge of the above-entitled Court, said Order being dated December 19. 11H3. and by pub lication thereof once a week for four consecutive and succeulve weeks. The date of the first publication Is Decern ber 20, 1043. and the dale of the last publication Is January 17, 1040 W. LAMAR TOWNHEND, Attorney for Plaintiff 433 Main Rtreet D. 27; J. 3-10-17-No. 203. New Today MAN and wife wants job on farm or ranch, experienced hands. See us at lttoo Dayton St. 1-11 FOR BAMC -Power Falling saw. In per fect hat. with 0 chains. 19M Want- land Ave. 1-10 LOST-III) I fold between Hohemlan Csf and Mutiny's un Klamath Avenue. Keep money and return contents, W. II. Marchant, lloiiansa, 1-10 laOSTWallet containing valuable pa per and currency, Reward, Don Brat ton. Ph. 3072. l-io LOHT- Red and yellow truck tell gate. Call 411, Suitable reward, 1-11 LOHT In front of Tuwer Theatre Tues day night, S:30 p. m., female screw tall bulldog, brlndle, white head, one hrlndle ear and one while ear, 4 mo, old. Phone 8000. .Q General Notices EIGHT-HTOP Reed organ, portable phonograph, electric pickup, ampli fier and mlscrouhones. Bhenherd Mil sio Co.. 343 East Main. 1-10 ron SALE-1037 International o Irk up. Good tires. 3 room house, well built. easily movable, 9A23. Prewar lied dav en port, clean and Ilk new, 900; nearly new breakfast set, 930; table model cream separator. Phone Malm 331. 1-11 COl-OltED fryer and rooster. Call 97 M 4A33 Hllyard. turn right at Bar-Nee- Burger on Hope St. 111 ROOM -Gentleman, Phone 7030, Street. 1471tr ROOMS And garage. ) Jefferson. 110 FOR RENT-rum Is bed one and two room houses, lights and water fur ntshed 910 and 916. Inquire Crowder'a, Pelican city. 3rd house across traca 1-10 FOR SALE Small wood and coal range. 1 buy and sell furniture. Phone 0417. SIS E, Main, Vlrbel's Second -Man tl Store. 147 1 U rOR SALE-Cabinet style electric sew Ing machine, 933. New 0 power binocu lar and case. 923. Ph. 7104 or call 1234 Monclalr. 1-10 10 HEAD of Palominos, nlnto and col ored saddle horses will be sold at the Livestock sale Pavilion at Phoenix Ore., Saturday, Jan. 12th, consisting or. l young raiomtno mare, suoiect to register and bred to registered Palomino stud. li thoroughbred 4 yr.-old gelding, well broke and gen tle. One 4-yr.old gelding, suitable for women, a beautiful black and while Shetland mare, gentle for children, I sorrel and white Pinto mare. H half- bred American saddle with Pinto coll at side, 1 3-yr.-old black and whit pinto mare, wen nroae ana gentle, Buckskin horo fl yrs. old and gentle for women. Several good stock and children saddles and riding equip ment. SOUTHERN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer Phone 0223, Medford, Ore. 1-It WANTED Salesmen to represent live western rubber company, manufac turing sundry line of rubber goods and tires. Liberal commission and drawing account to right man. No ex perience necessary Must be ambitious, Huntington Rubber Co., 4000 White side St., Los Angeles. 33, Calif. 1-10 FOn SALE -22 ft. house trailer. Inquire 2327 South Sixth oL 1-12 FOR SALE -Wood and coal range with winters fuel. o-ft. modern Cooleratnr icebox1, metal bedstead with springs and mattress. Also well-constructed open-face building, lean to roof, 30 ft. x 21 ft. set on cement blocks. Best offer lakes. 2A3S Shasta way. Phone 7400 ANYTIME. 1532tf JUST ARRIVED Peter Pan dlckys, In fant shoes, butcher boy slack suits, Rise 1 to S. Vivian's Apparel, 116 No. 0th. 1-10 FOR 'SALE Tire chains, 000x10, Phone 8012. 1-10 PARTY who picked up brown whipcord purse in J. u. renney a weanesuay is known. Return purse to 1030 Oregon Ave, and no questions will be asked. Purse contains valuable papers of In terest to owner only. 1-12 FOR BALK For a few days only S acres good land, nice modern home, garage, chicken house, cow barn 94!H)0, 3801 Anderson Ave, 1-12 HMO BUICK four door sedan. Mechani cally perfect, 1237 Front St, 1-12 FOR SALE-1037 Chevrolet truck l.w.b., new 700x20 tires, stocx racx, mint grain rack, 14 It bed. 4010 Altamont. 1-10 RANGE SHEEP CUBES-14 protein, feed on ground during storms and be fore lambing. Merrill Mills, Phone 07, Merrill, Oregon. 1-11 FOR SALE-Cablnet model electric Singer sewing machine. 344 upham, Phone 0284. 1-13 2-BURNER kerosene heater for sale. Good condition. Reasonable. Call at Carl Frel'i Service Station. 1-tf WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE Beer tavern In Klamath Falls or vicinity. Write Box 1404 care Herald and News. 1-12 FOR SALE-OO0-700 head feeder hogs, 20-00 veal calves at public auction by the Farm Bureau at Anderson, Cali fornia, Wednesday, Jan, 10, 1040, Calf snlo at 10:00 a. m,, Hog sale at 1:00 p, m, Hogs graded and sold in truck load lots. Cnlves sold individually by the pound. 1-12 MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for momborj ond their ladles Dancing until 1:00 A. M. Improved and enlarged buffol room, now open. Admission 11 your paid-up monibcriliip card. Music by Shepherd's Orchestra Th-F-S s Two Sisters' Inn 3 Miles We.t of Klamath Falli on Hwy, 87 and tl Southern Fried Chicken $1.30 T-Bone or Rib Slookt $1.50 Fried Chicken to take out $1.25 Ruth and Cal Gormlsy Ownsra Phone 9080 Opm 4 P. M. to 12 P. M. Cloicd Monday! . Tue.-Th.-8at. 1271U VENETIAN BLINDS ' Metal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. 230 Main Ph. 7150 187BU NOT responslbl. for any bill, contracted by anyone but myxlf. W. It. atanl.y. 1-11 TIIK mtlTK RI-OT CArC-Open under new manalement, 11:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. tn. Chtrxen and rahhlt dinner,, served Sundays. l.UI East Main. 1-14 TIIK CIIICKKN HIIACK CAKK now un der new management. Not responsi ble for debt, contracted prior to Jan. 4, 1040. 1.10 Transportation WANT ride to any southern slate. Will help drive and shar. expenses. S.e Mr. Harris at Pelican Hotel. 1-14 WANT ride lo Coos Bay or vicinity on or .round th. loth. Phon. 0017, Apt. a. 1-10 10 SsrTlcei PA1NT1NO, DECOHATINO. Phon. 40.10. 2730U BOOKKEEPINO, Shorthand, Typlnl Klndr.d subject., offlc. machines, KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEaE. 733 Pin. Ph. 47M 132711 C. riTZOERALD rOR ROOFS Repair, and Coatings Phones 0104 - 1140 ruiXEn brushes Clem Joy.r, 1430 Martin. Phone 9077 1-llm OEWITT KAMI, FtOOR CO, Laylnl, sanding and finishing. Ph, 073S, 1-31 HAND Ironing In my horn., Ph. 03IT. 1-10 CURTAINS Laundarad and atratched. Phon. 3717. 1-a.lm SEWINO MACHINE SERVICE All makes. Phon. 0771. 3210 Shasta Way. -13mb HEMBTITCHINO DRKSSMAKINO Buttons and buckles covered, AlleraUons on new and old clothing. Mrs, II. M. All.nd.r, 731 Main, Room 310. Ph. 7303, l-31m DRESSMAKINO and alterations, IBM Orchard. Ph, 0730. 4B77U PAINTINO, Kalsomlnlng, K.mtonlng. Phon. 3007. 1-1S EOR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, Call 0330. 1-23-m WANTED Window washing. Phon. 707S. Jess. Hubbard. CAMERA repalra of all kinds don. at Hell Studio, next door to Pin. Tre. Theatre. flltf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Free Modern Equipment Contants Hauled Away Ed F. King Phone 40S2 4T40H PAINTING, CALC1MINING, enamel , work. City or country. Satisfaction guaranteed, Frank Jenke. Phone 7270. llOtf