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Newspaper Page TextOUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLI M T.ME 60T A. SVEET IDE. PR.OF.ZWPO--ONE OF M.V I'M PRACTICING TO BE PUBLIC CAM W WPKlOTl-E HIM TO THIMK. X LITTLE BOV6L0E? 60RRY,LEANOER.'1EHERSJ egad, TOO MUCH MENTAL MACHINERY FOR M.Y ' t WAnjT ON iWV VTEAM HE PACK'S TROUBLE iNi ALL SIZES.' BIG INTO Voi up Vi- FRACTIONS AND VOU1L UMEAR.TH BETTER. NET . RESULTS 1 nil State Police Hold Bicycle State police have In their pos session a World bicycle, black with red trim, which was turned over to the department Decenv ber 24, by S. B. Nimn, 2335 Shasta way. Nimn found the ma chine in the rear of a building on S. 6th. Police said the blcycte was in Rood shape but carried no li cense. The find was reported to ciiy ponce ana the siiertn s ot fice but no report of its loss had been received. SBt. E. W. Tich enor of the state police has asked that the owner call for the machine and it will be handed over to him on proper idcntlfl cation. FORESTRY CONFAB PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 15 (IP) Coordination of state and federal farm forestry practices will be discussed at a January 21-23 con ference here of U. S. foresters and Washington and Oregon state forestry department otli' cials. Siromberg-C iilion Radios, Darby's Music Co. R.S Ryder By Fred Harmoa "TOTiJHKESsn l Y A niNSE OW M 1 KNOW 60rEHttES 1 fUNlESS WE CATCH TH' HEWVM1. AU. I NEED 15 AW. I 5?SJ19P.TT 1 tfL31fc,?K Yt Atroa-f culprit Reo-HANDEDV . "( xnx.tN& I little capital, piss CLJ E L Wash Tubb By Leslie Tumor WASN'T A Y VEAH, BUT SOWETHINS WENT 1 T I RECALL ? RIGHT,1 AND IN ESCAPING JLK.KIPS V 1 f 1 WUZ JUST Y-IO.J'' EXACTLY J TRAP U10 WR0N6l COPS SHOT ONE OF 1 NOW- THAT FACE WAS GASHED OPEN FROM I 1 A KIP, BUT I DAVS UJERHECAMI NOW. LUTHER. T0 6ET THE THE ST006ES, BUTIUUE60T STOOGE WAS FOREHEAD TO CHIN! NO OHt GOT I IREMEHABER HMWHERE ANY I I WANT YOU. KIDNAPER AWAY WITH THE THIRD MANJ I NEVER IDENTIFIED.') A OOOO LOOK AT THE MAH WHO EVERYBODY STRANSER STANDS OUTA TO SHOW ALE AS HE COL I BUT BEFORE HS I HELPED HIM 6ET AWAV! v HERB TALKIN1 LIKE A SORE THUMB-V SOMETHIK6.' LECTED THE WED. HE NAMED B1 ABOUT IT AND WASflT WlCHr-:si RANSOM THE TALL LEADER, ., , , aaaSPff 1 ihl FER A6ESJ jgtfSXT ' Reets and Her Buddie By Martin toPAS A vvf ? 1 voitttt. ivs wt of me. sou SUE , WMW PA.V W ! ASS. K Wit WOOO , V Alley Oos By V. T. Hamlin IU AOMJT A DERS OP RESPCN' ury for oopft PReactmn- Bur murcer ? oh, no: nasr, i TIME-MKMINEO BY H QtVN RESUETf r6C0NDLy, THESE' NO CORFU CELICn TO WJPPCCT UCH A CMUXXi AND LA4T, THESE NEVER HK NT SUH PERSON Hff H NO ) OH, L64AI. WATUftl , NO 7 A FELLOW ) CBW, MOO I CAN PIWV6 TO W AS RI0Hf I I IMOOVIN,y I TO 6XW I ANY COURT IN THE I A RAIN, 1 I I TEnONy wa I millions op iano that yog V ano vou ri S X leSTABLIH A A YEAR ASOt J ARB JUST A V KNOW ITl I , I SUBSTANTIAL TS. HANTiftTIC 1LLU90N.V r ' IT I I STATUS IN CT fj -J f-f IX I V I r- f . . -tm 'recklei and Hit Frlendt By Blotter f WHAT GOES ON . STOP THIS RGHDN& ) NAMES PERKY, MR? GONNA PUSH US AROUND f HERE? WHO ARB VOU, WAYMAN; 1 Or- ' 1 T Wr YOUNQMAN? r GANIZEO THIS , 1 1 'A MMMTOLE-WARMIN6.'y lJliM! er coro. liay ea sOTce. we t. m. WELL.I appreciate THE HOOSE-WARMIN&; ktKJCY-" HUT , Ub I HOW WARM DID YOU o INTEND TO MAKE iTf LHtle Orphan Annie By Harold Gray Y MIOHTV 6LAt YOU SAW T OH, MR. VARBUCKB I THE LIGHT IN TIME. OLD k ISS A SMART B1SSNESS P1 B MAN- tt) HftVE HATED TO 1 MAN -"NOW VE ARE 1 1 AM 1 HAVE WAD .TO HURT THKT ALL TOGETHER-YA! I SO , tLYCHILC..' JpQT YTt olirTuekman I SCIENTIST ALMOST I MAD DOT ATOM BOMB SECRET IIGUBEDOUPT- T WE IN AJ r OAPAKJ 1 7 ALSO WERE I I NEAR OUR I J COAL- I I PRem COMPLICATED, 1 I TOLD - EM, WARBLtCKS i fl BUT WE KNEW THAT B. YOU COULD DELIVER - ? Y YES.' M DELIVER ! I m KLAMATH BASIN Carload Potato Shipments (Figure from State-Federal Inspector Roaa Aubrey) -j"u" ""'0 i!f ., ,-u".,., m 1 ' L a s am . 1 M - a 0 !i wi " lin aaVa 4 " 89 IUKKI li 14 ItlSl ' 3i L"i mm is aia ir 0 130 mi ao a Ti T 80 " awn s oa asu " ton " " tmt u am airna 10 " ioia hjt no 81 JJI jTi i7 it ; aau 80 .. 3" . . Tiaa Ttta ami i Tiaa o L "M ' - Tim aa awia ' & 1T aoaa " 00 an wwa it ' ' ' n also ia ' m iit la w i' aiiai ao u wio ai 4 iioa aau aa aa la4a UJU xi u uai aim,! m 4i l.m a as sa isai m7 So 1414 auo to 14S4 asm aa 3 1457 assa 29 17 1474 (MO 80 tO 14S4 MOO at 1 33 1537 aooa Tuaaday. Jan. 18. 1941 HERALD AND NEWS SIX LEGAL NOTICES Market Quotations Cloalni Quotation.: A me rlean C n Am Tel Ac iei Anaconda Calif Pnck!n (JoinmonwcAiui oou curin-wr unt . General Electric General Motors Gt Nor Ky ptd ... int tiarvc-icr Kennecott Lons-Bell "A" Montxomery Ward Nah-Keiv N Y central Northern Pacific Pac Gas Ac El J C Penney Southern Pacific Standard Branda Suiuhlne Mining union faciuc II S Steel Warner Pictures . -Hi. 41 as ntk 4Hi 7S """" " mn ' . M'4 30 4 I , S! 41 jsa 7V. i taw 21 T'" Hfli LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IS (AP-USDA) Salable cattle do. calves It); package common 900 lb. steers 913.76; supply mostly she stock: few 1300 lb. dairy cows f 11.00; common 10.00-30; cutters Sti.50-B.00; canners WSO-750; common-good sausage bulls 9lo.utM3.00: calves steady; good -choice vealcrt quoted 914.5O-15.0O. oaiuuiv iiua tv. uwravi icui uuu choice 200-300 lb. barrows ana gllU i3.ou; gooa sows sia.uo. about 100 head north' coast H-i lb. good1 tamos silu; gooa neavy pel tea ewes quoted up to 96.50. PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 13 fAP-DSDAt Salable cattle 150, total 200; salable and total calves 25: market very slow: early sales about steady; few at lata lots un sold; sizable truck lot 954 lb. good fed stccra 917.00; lew cutter-common dairy type heifers 97.50-10.00; canner-cutler cows largely t6.00-B.00; shells 95.50 down; iai aairy type cows su.uu-iu.uu; one lot medium-good lloo lb. beef cows 912.00: bulls scarce; vealcrs steady; good 140 lbs. 915.00: choice 210 lbs. un to 11B OO: sizable lot medium 470 lb. calves 913.00. Salable hotra 130: total. 350: mrt alow, mostly steady with sows 23 cents lower; oarrows ana gnu largely aia.uu; including one load 206 lbs.; few above 325 lbs. 914.50-15.00; good sows from 485-590 lb. 913.5U; few lighter weights 913.75-14.oo; choice 88 lb. feeder pigs 113.50. DENVER. Jan. 13 (AP-USDA) Salable and total sheep 400; market steady; one double choice 99 lb, fed wooled lambs $14.40 flat; small lot medium-good 73 lb. feeding lambs $13.50; most local Kinera not opera ting, and balance oi very small run taken off market. CHICAGO. Jan. IS (AP-USDA) Sal able hogs 4000, total 9300; active, steady: flood and choice barrows and gilts led ba. and over at 14.83 celling; sows at $14.10; early clearance. Salable cattle sooo, total 9000; salable calves 400, total 400; erratically uneven, strong to 23 cents or more higher on fed steers, yearlings, and yearling heif ers; eastern order buyers took bulk crop, big packers confining their buys to meager supply cows and heifers; not enough bulls and veal era here to make a market; largely steer run and liberal proportion receipts grading good to choice brought 18.00; most steers $16.50 18.00, heifers 13.00-17.00; most bee cows at 910.00-13.00; general clearance broad on early rounds. Salable sheep 1000. total 1200: active, complete early clearance; shipping de- inanu mr aiaugmcr jam- mucn oroaaer than available suddIv: slauahter Inrrfhm fully 25 cents higher for two days; sheep strong, spot 25 cents higher; four doubles good to choice 92-102 lb. fed wooled western lambs 14.75-15.00; best natives also 915.00; short load medium to good 90 lb. wooled skins to small killers 914.63: few medium and good yearlings 911.30-12.25; common to choice native ewea 96.00-7.50, deck 132 lb. aged Montana bucks 96.50. WHEAT CHICAGO. Jan. IS (API tlraln fuliir.. wandered around in today's trading, under the nervous leadership of rye. At the opening rye was 13 cent higher than yesterday's close and then sagged as much as c on reports that no rye had heen authorized for forelun purchase In February. After that flurry ended, traders de cided to get on the buying side again and toward the close May rye was above yesterdny's close. At the finish wheat was ac higher to c lower than yesterday's close, May al-BOtfe. Corn was unchanged at iic i,io',? ceiling, ubu were vac ntgner to '.c lower. Mav 77'c. Rvm wii sir. lower to l'.c higher. May ai.B7a-'., Barley was unchanged to .c higher. May S1.2214. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You DrWe-Long, Short Tripa Mot Youraelf Save M STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 Eaat Main Whan in Mediord Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Jo and Anno Earley Proprietora MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE OBITUARY HARRIETT I'm HI Harsjett Pugh, a resident of Klamath county. Oregon for the last 19 years passed away at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. C. S. Pope near Mslin, Ore., on Monday, January 14, ltU0 at 3:45 a. m. following an Illness of 10 days. She was a native of Shropshire county. Kit g land and at the time of her death was aged 91 years 3 months and 30 days. Surviving are two daughter. Mrs. C. S. Pope of Matin, Ore., and airs. it. Ki. h raster ox raio Alio, cant.; one son, James I'ugn oi nacrainenio, Calif.: six grandchildren and four areat- fiandhlldren. The remains rest In the arl Whltlork Funeral I loin t, Pine at Sixth. Notice of funeral to be an nounced Wednesday. NOTICK Or ANNUAL MKETINO AND KI.Kt'TION roil Tilt I.ANUKM VA1.I.KY SOIL CONKKHVATION UIS THICT. Notice Is hereby given that the Isangell Valley Boil Conservation Dlitrlcl will hold an annual meeting and election of two supervisors on frlilay, January 111, nn, at the l-ttngoll Valley Community Hull. Polls will be open between the hours of 7 MO and 11:00 P. M, on the atmve dnle. The annual meeting and re- tiort of the supervisors will be held at 1:00 P. M, I.ANdM.I, VAI.I.RY "OIL CON HKHVATION I1INTHICT Hoard of Sutiervlsitrs it. It. DAVlrf, Chairman. J. 8-irv-No. aiio. "ANDEKI FARM SPECIAL!" CLASSIFIED BATES One day p" word 4c S day run p" word So 1 day run , p-- word tic 4 day run r- word l3o day run -" word !4e Week run r- word Mo Month run .. - ,. p word 4Ao Ada received by 1:00 p. m. will appear same afternoon In "New Today" column, NKW IIRItALU AND NEWS phone num Now Today New Today litem n.OAT LEVEL CAUSE HARD NTAI1T1NC) AND POOH OAS M1LE AC1E HANK, HOSE MOTOH CO., 4th and Klamath. 1037 rOHD SEDAN lor aale, U44 Dar row. 1-18 GOOD USED TIMES and recaps, alsea ouuxiu, i mix in, fot'Kio, oaxa, iDOKaiUi B3nx3o, .tnHixaa, nx7. COMMEMCIAt. TIME SERVICE uoa so, mh l-is WEATHER Max. Mln. Preclp Klamath Falls Sacramento Portland Hcno . San Francisco Seattle Mxl ford Hed Bluff ..31 ,. 54 ...M .ou NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Clear to day, tonight and Wednesday, except cloudy near Oregon border. Little change in temperature. Morning fog. Gentle variable wind off coast. WASHINGTON AND OltEGON Most ly cloudy today, tonight and Wednesday with light rain probable west of Cas cades Wednesday. Not quite so cold west of Cascades tonight, gentle south erly wlnda off coast. Courthouse Records Marrtsge Llreniss TROTH-HANKINS. Alvoy Sylvester Troth, 41, switchman. Native of Iowa. Resident of Klarnath Falls, Ore. Esther Leah Hanklns, 40. beautician. Native of Oregon. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. OOSSART-IIALEY. Merle Edwin Uos aart, 27, V. 3. marine. Native of Pennsylvania. Resident of Llgonler, Pa. Maxlne Leila Haley. 23, student. Native of Montana. Resident of Mnlln. Ore, JONES-AINSWORT1I. J. C, Jones, 34. farmer. Native of Arkansas. Resident of Tuielake, Calif. Hetty Jane Aim worth, IB. Native of Oregon. Resident of Tuielake. Calif. WALFOItD-KOHLER. John Albert Walford, 20, construction worker. Native of Colorado. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. Evelyn May Kohlcr, 10. Native of Nibnuka. Resident oi Klamath Falls. Ore. Complaints Filed Marc he ta 1. Dickson vs. Lester X. Dickson, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried October 8, 1043. at Seattle, Wash. Plaintiff asks restoration of maiden name of Marcheta 1. Sloan. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Ora Dell Wilson vs. W. M. Wilson, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married December 13, 1B44, In stale of Texas. Plaintiff asks restoration of maiden name of Ora Dell Magle. U. 8. Balentlne, attorney for plaintiff. Imogene Gatha Homer vs. Arnold George Homer, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married February 2, 1043, at Vancouver, Wash. R T. McLaren attorney for plaintiff. Charles M. Ripley vs. Florence E. Rip ley, suit for annulment. Prior divorce of plaintiff not final. Coupte went through marriage ceremony September 11. 1043, at neno. Nev. J. C. O'Neill, at torney for plaintiff. Mable Louise Druley VS. George Alfred Bruley, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried August 1, 1037, at Klamath Falls. Ore. Pfalntlff asks custody of three minor children, $73 a month and case costs. U. S. Balentlne, attorney for plaintiff. Thomas L. Iilllt vi. William Brl.ler, suit for recovery of money. L. Orth Slsemore. attorney for plaintiff, Klamath Falls Creamery vs. W. G. Campbell, suit for recovery of money, William Ganong. attorney for plaintiff. Justice Court Luis Durand Ferrara. no motor ve hicle license. Fine. 93.30. Enno Wayne Shell, no operator' II cense. Fine, 5.30. Harry Eugene Edwards, no warning device. Fine, 95.30. Elberta Edith Bard, no operator's li cense. Fine, 93.50, Inn belle Cecelln Hill, no operator's li cense. Fine, 93.30. Robert Harold Payton, no motor ve hicle license. Fine, 93.30, Glen Oliver Gardner, no operator's license. Fine, 93.30. William Emery Lloyd, no operator's license. Fine. 93.30. Elwln Crosby Thomas, no operator's license. Fine, 93.30. Frederick Abbot Richardson, no motor vehicle license. Fine, 93.30. John Edward Hlndmarsh, no operator's license. Fine, 95,30. Jesse Charles Hill, nn trill llaht. Firm 95.30. iiaroia Artnur Bender, no operator's license. Fine, 93,50. Delmar Durst Kelley. no warning de vice. Fine, 95.50. Feryel Lester Brown, no ODerator'a li cense. Fine. 93.50. Vernon Curtis Hensley, no operator's license. Fine, 93.50. Paul Lenord Lahoda, no motor vehicle license. Fine, 95.30. Ann iavern sounders, no motor ve hicle license. Fine, 93.30. Herman Henry Meirirlnmn. no onsr- ator's license. Fine, 93.30, Vern Cecil Davis, no motor vehicle li cense. Fine, 93.50. Marvin 'ftiomni. no motor vehicle li cense. Fine, 95.50, Frank Val Chuba, no operator'i license. Fine, f3,30. Snrah Noyes, no operator'i license. Fine, 95.B0. George Henry Kdwnrd Bauer, void foreign license Fine, 95.30, Lnwrence Emery Pearson, no PUC per mit. Fine. 910, James Whldden, no PUC permit. Fine, 910. Robert Andrews, no PUC permit. Pine, 910. . v Sirombero-C arlion Radios. Derby's Music Co. THE CLUB BLY, ORE. Bar Dancing -Bowling "Coma in as you art." LEWIS WITTER, Prop. FOR SALE -1040 llutck 4. door sailan fully equipped, A-l condition. Rt. 3, Box two, or 1'i.iT Front. 1-91 FOR SALE -Nursery stock. Place your onmr now tur mirrn ueiivery. Klam ath Falls Green Houses. Smith Sixth opposite fair grounds. Phone MM. s -an rOH SALE-I0 tons baled alfalfa; 1 eieciric nrooaera; i jersey cow ana calf, 110O, O. L Hodfes. Rt 1. Boa jv, luteiaae, .aui, rnone svje-M. 1-31 FOR SAIJC-Two glass show cases, one 0 ft, 0. Inches lung, one 9 ft, 3 Inches long, both 34 Inches wide. Reason ably priced. Long's Apparel. 71ft Main. 17501 f KKritlUEHATOR FOR BALK-H44 Dar- row. l-l. FOR SALE Trombone, floor lamo. din lug tauie ana 4 chairs. 733 loinmsr. cial. 1-ia rOR SAI.K Ksddle, 930 00: 10-compsrt- ntcnt. Mii-civaning raitbit nmcn wun uuiit-on nromi ooxes large l-com partment hutch and a I or 4-comparl' ment nu ten from 94.00 10 933 00 re siMCtlvely. Peter N. Gray, 2010 His- bee. Phono B03I. l ift 7000 SACKS CERTIFIED SEED POTA TOES, one ysar from Montana. O, L. Hodges, Itt. I, Box 311, Tuielake, Calif. Phone 2030 M. 1-31 AUCTION Sunday. January 10th. one o'clock, at 435 Homedalo Road miles south of Sari 'a 1B38 Diamond T truck. 14-ft. flat bed. 3 tun. Browntlte transmission, over and under Eaton rear end. heavy duty a-35-30 tires. 10 and 12 ply. ThU truck la In excellent condition. 1D3S F-30 tractor on rubber, 141 John Deere model A tractor on rubber. Both tractors In excellent condition. Tumblebug plow, International, two 16 Inch. John Deere 8-way, Ift-ltich power lift plow, like new; Case 2 -bottom 14 Inch plow, tractor hitch. 1040 Buperlur drill, 12-11. metal box seeder, grass seed attachment, 3 section spike Internation al harrow. 3-row Iron Aae olanter. fertilizer attachment, Farmsll tractor cultivator, power lift, John user tractor cultivator. Sack loader with motor, Martin ditcher, 1043 A C, har vester, 8-ft. Fairbanks platform scalsa, 30-ft. float, hay rake, 12-fU; Kelllfer disc, 3-ft; potato sorter, pnt-slier, mo tor, Mj h-p.; Jumbo 3-yard hydraulic scraper, International digger on rubber, worm lift. Canvas dams. 1041 Mont gomery Ward refrigerator, good condi tion. Some furniture, two 40-II. exten sion cords, looo pickup sacks, 300 oat sacks, wood range, heater, tools, sev eral rabbits and other articles. Terms Cash Lunch Available NELSON AND JOHNSON, OWNERS , COL. SWIG ART, AUCTIONEER EMPLOYED VETERAN and wife want to rent furnished or unfurnished apartment or house. Phone 6014. 1-18 WANTED TO BUY-Oll heaters regard less of condition. TUFTS FURNACE CO. 3333 S. Oth Phone 0305 . 1-13 WANTED Buyers, Sellers, meet at Northern California Market Snot, Sat urday, January 10th, Siskiyou Auc tion Yards, Grenada. 1-17 WANT TO BUY Electric roaster. Mrs. Conradl, USO. 1324tf WANTED -Furnished apartment by cou ple. No children or pets. Call Cas cade Apis. No. 303. 1-31 WANT TO RENT -Housekeeping room or apartment. Close In, Phone 8420. 1-17 FOR SALE-Cheap, 4 large doe rabbits. 9420 AltamonL 1-17 STOCK CATTLE FOR SALE-Heifers, fat calves, feeder hogs and sows. Horses, saddles, furniture. Sale Satur day, January 10th, 11:00 a. m. Siski you Auction Yards. Phone 7Y3, Grenada, Calif. 1-17 FOR SALE-White Ieghorn hens. 835 Lngunn, Phone 3310, 1-10 FOR SALE -Young Rhode Island pul lets, 9100 each. Phone 3071 after 8:30 p. in, 1-31 FOR SALE -Guernsey and Jersey cows and heifers. Rt. 2, Box 444, neor ' Lakevlew-Merrlll Junction, 1-17 UNIIOLSTERKD FURNITURE REBUILT, recovered, re pn I red and remodeled. Let us attend to your furniture be fore the spring rush. .Immediate ser vice. LAWRENCE UPHOLSTERING CO. 123 No. 4th Phone 7001 2-15 WANTED Woman to do housework and care for children. Permanent posi tion, room and board and good wages. Phone 3040. 1783tf PARTY THAT PICKED UP my red hound on West Side of Bly Mt, on Janunry 10, please return aa I hnve car license number. Chaa. Glasgow, Bonanza, 1-10 WANTED-Middle-aged woman to slay , with aeml-Invnlld daytimes. 238 Com mercial St, 1-10 YOU CAN LIVE in the beautiful Red wood country In Do) Norte Co., Calif., on a small Invent ment, Grow Knitter Lily bulbs. Last yenr two-year-old bulbs sold nn hlKh ns R3c each. For lnnd In proven bulb district at 9325 ' per ncro, nee or write owner, C. Edw. Dempncy, 840 Second St,, Crescent City, Calif. . 1-17 FOR SALE 20 acres land, hog wire fence, 8-room modern house, furnish ed. Good garage and barn, team, wagon and harness, 3 Duroc regit tered lows, 1 male, 60 chickens, mis cellaneous articles. 90000 complete or 7000 with furnishings and stock. Half down. Sam Handy, Miller Island road, Ht. 1, Box 1017. 1-21 98 ACRES, 10 miles from Klamath Falls, on good rond. 33 acres Irrigated, small home, bnrn and other outbuildings, Price 90300. Reasonable terms. R, P. OLIVE It Realtor 111 le. Btta Phono 4710 1-U Ml-acre dairy ranch, II stock, tl milking at present. Balance tu freshen soon and some young slock. 2itN.il milk house with electrical refrigeration and fully equipped, 0 new Hinge milk ing units and new compressor, New feed bam, HHlnOO, Just built with new stanchions and drinking cup to ba In stalled, second barn, 4tlxtl0. Modern T-rotim house, also a-ruttm tenant home, machinery consists of a (rucks, 3 t mo tors, tiNClur mowing machine, idle de livery rahe, pin hup ohupper, hydraulic plow, trailer pluw, gaag plow, chopped hay elevator, ollmr tuui'lilnery ton nu merous to mention, 100 tons alfalfa hay, This place will carry 100 head milk stock, herd Is dmihlo lasted again! Hangs disease, young slock vs initialed against same, 80 avrea of alfalfa hay and &0O acres under Irrigation. Price 900.000. 930,000 down payment, balance easy tonus. e 1 93-aero spud farm, T miles from Klamath Falls, lati acres uinlnr ditch, la acres alfalfa, 76 acres toady fuf spiids this year, Good 4-twdroom mo dent home, large spud cellar, I chicken houses large enough for 1200 hens. Present income runs 9700-OO per iiitmth from two hens. Price 930.000. JUlf down, balance good terms, 0 too-aer dairy and spud ranch, 190 acres under ditch, 34 acres alfalfa, HO acres clover, 40 acres good fur spuds this year, l-arge pasture In best of condition, modern 7 -room home, large 30s HO barn with concrete floor, 26 tnrial stanchions with drinking cup. 2424 milk house with eleclrlu welkin cooler, steam pi u tire iMiller for Grade A milk. A gtMMl chance fur someone e put In a pasiurlsAttuu plant ami run retail milk route, tttge feed room, tenant house, 0.VU0 spud cellar, wuo- . sack capacity, MX) rapacity chlcltsn iiuuse, nroouvr iiuuse, miming equip ment, large food bttni with feed Int. Priced for only 930,000 and uttly 9U.HH) down payment, 60-acre ranch, good 8-room hot te. half basement, 03 acres alfalfa. 1 it alics In pasture. This s good sai dy soli and can raise fine epuds, sumo 11- ' buildings and spud cellar, titrated lit Laitgell valley, Price I20.MK). Half down, balance gtMMl terms, fl .... W 60-acre certified seed spud ranch n sr Malln, natural slope for Irrigating, 70 acres ready for spuds, this year. 7 us Is a fine ranch and should be seer te be appreciated. All modern 0-n m house, new water system, barn 3.1 to, machine shed aooao. Price right at 933,000. Half down, 6 years on balance. 190-acre spud ranch near Malln, M seres ready for spuds next year. Bill able for certified seed and free at et worm, 8-room modern hou, large 1 Ma chine shed and work shop. This 11' 111 la one of the lw-t spud farms In Kl m ath county. Price HO.oou. Half do.m, balance good terms. . 60 seres on Weed highway, 78 a res under ditch. This place can be put to spuds I Mi year. Home leveling to te done, has been In paiture for 12 ye r, a real bargain fr only 9't5oo. 9 3O0 down, balance good lenns of finxi per year at 6 per cenMnUieal, no building. 1206-arre stock rattrh on Main II ah way, 14 miles from Klamath KalU. 1711 acres under pump, 40 acres alfalfa. 10 acres clover, new 8 room home, all modern. Has own water system v-ilh three wells. Taste 9lul er year. Priced right at 93O.OO0, only 913.000 down. Balance good terms. 13 H -acre ranch. 33 acres under ditch, 6 acres alfalfa, 3 acre clover, 12 aires good for puds this year, balance good pasture, 24:h barn with 14 stanchion. 30x40 chicken house, 20x40 machine shed, 1020 garaga, good spud cellar, 1500 sack capacity, 4-roout minletn house, tools Include tractor, cultivators, mower, discs, harrows and drills. Mual be seen to lie appreciated home hay, seed potato and fertiliser. Priced 910,000. 970OO reih. . 13 -acre farm. 6 mllea from Klamath Falls, good 4-room house, all modern. New barn, metal roof, chicken houie. Urge berry patch, well shaded wttsi large trees, 650-foot well and concrete pump house. Priced loooo. Part caih, balance terms. 90-scre diversified ranch. under ditch, good 7 -room house, mortem, larse barn, machine shed. cellar, workshop, double sealed eabln, granary, chicken houe, price 910,000, nan aown, balance good terms. good modern house with 8 rooms, gfMxi wen anu presaure sysiem, an in alratrs, good barn and chicken house. 973O0, 93300 cash. Balance good terms. ssref . sll , spue os bin, I10.00U. th FallK i Wes Sharplos Sale man with 3. W. SANDERS, Realtor 1113 Main Phone 7S21 1-16 REWARD OFFK11EO for Information leading to furnished apartment for quiet, employed couple. Phone 47n6. 1-16 SECRETARIAL POSITION for the Dis trict Manager, Stenographic exper ience necesiary. Apply at The Call- . furnla Oregon Power Co, office. 1-17 ELDERLY CHRISTIAN LADY, licensed driver, light hntiMswork and compan ion for elderly lady, Oerlnide Hurt burl. Ht 2, Box 404, Klamath Falls 1-2L EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVEn wants steady omploymrnt References fur nished. Call after 6 p. m., Cascade Apt. No. 203. 1-21 FURNISHED CABIN FOR RENT 2524 Crest SI. Inquire In rear, 1 7110 If FOR SALE 3-room house and lot with garage, woodshed and fruit trrcs, 91200 cash or trade for late model car. Inquire 735 Commercial. 1-18 FORD. 1020 COUPE -Good tires, runs good, 9173. 4000 Shasta Way. 1-10 BEAUTIFUL PREXIGLAHH B RACKETS for glass shelves at Kimball's Glass Shop. . looaif 8 ROOMS, 3 baths, close In, lame grounds, shrubs, fnilt and nuts, 910.000. G. M. Frost, owner, 304 Viatn St., Ashland, Ore. 1-17 FOR LOW PRICED large and imn! nomes cnu inui - GOMEH JONES, REALTOR 1-13 FIVE-BEDROOM fully furnished homo. Best of close In location. Piped fur naco, garage, basement. Three bed rooms now rent for (10. Price ffiooO, Terms. By appointment only, -OOMER JONES, REALTOR 420 Jefferson Tel, 7807 1-18, ONE DAY SERVICE on a full set of reenpa for your cur. All work guar anteed. COMMERCIAL TIKE SERVICE 603 So, 6th 1-13 l'A-TON FORD FOR HIRE with Stock rack. Call 0453. 1-21 WANTED Experienced beauty oper ator. Good wages. Wrlto Box 1004, care Herald and News, 1-17 A WIDOW LADY will do practical nursing In your home or care for children. Have hnd wide experience. Can furnish references, Mrs. Martha Wrinkle, lit. 1, Box 1000-A, 1-17 FOR SALE V section In Henley dis trict on school bus and mall route. 40 acres alfalfa, 22 acres Alslke, bal ance grain and spud land, 30 down plenty of time on balance, lit health, forced to sell, Inquire fit, 1, Box 802. 1-17 TOR SALE 6-year drop aide baby crib and mnttress, 910.00, Delocto baby scales 93.00, 1204 Crescent, 1-18 LOVELY NEW LIVING ROOM SET for nle. Also 100-lb. Icebox. 1320 Mar tin St. 1-18 FOR SALE-One only new 1040 Crosier Table Radio, 8 tube, OPA approved price $.11.48. One only Crualey Shelva dor electric refrlgerntor, 7 ft., 1048 model, OPA national celling price $181.78, one year to pay, Lucas Fur niture, 105 E. Main, 1-11 CHICKS-llatched from old fine layers v, mated to R.O.P. cockerel, 300 to 3:12 L eggs for the year. This Is the finest ; and best grade that will give you a 1 good Income. Bend for free list anj catalog. Talent Hatchery, Taloni Oregon. ifM