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(I Little Orphan Annie ' . .
1 I? . , - By Harold Gray
CAMDEN, N. J Jan. 20 (ZD
Mrs. Lllllnn Kerncy of Riverside,
N. J., told Advisory Master Wil
liam R. J. Burton her husband
made her get down under the
dashboard ot their car while ho
drove past a girl friend because
sight of her might make the girl
friend Jealous.
Burton recommended a di
vorce. Crewmen Tell Of
Saving Fishermen
, SEATTLE, Jan. 29 (P) Crew
men of the freighter Derblay
yesterday told how they rescued
H. J. Lannen and J. E. King of
the "Laughing Lady" from Cor
dova, after their small boat had
been adrift two days.
The two fishermen were dis
covered in a gale in their 32-foot
craft near Montague island off
Alaska. The freighter, com
manded by Capt. A. W. Howgute,
succeeded in getting a line
aboard the disabled fishing boat.
The men were taken aboard
the Derblay and the "Laughing
Lady" was towed to Cordova.
VITAL STATISTICS
FLEET Born at Klamath VnlUy hoo
ffUl, Klamath Falli, Or., January 20,
M. to Mr. and Mn. Gilbert W. Fleet,
300 Confer, a girl. Weight: 7 pound
13 ouncea.
OBITUARY
HART DONEL80N FRAIN
Mary DoneUon Fraln, for the pait 34
year a resident of Klamath and Jackson
counties, passed away In Klamath Falls
Monday, January 38, 1046, following a
brief iflneM. The deceased was a native
of Duquesne, Pa., and was aged 33 years
3 months and 14 days at the time of her
passing. She ts survived by her husband.
Rod M. Fraln of Copco. Calif.; one son.
Hard man of Klamath Falls; two sisters,
Sadie Chllcote and Zena Sllanl; two
brothers, Merwln M. and Charles G.
Donelson: one nephew and two nieces.
all of Klamath Falls. The remains rest
In Ward's Klamath Funeral Home, &25
High. Funeral arrangements will be an'
nounced later.
Market r
Quotations
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Potatoes
PORTLAND. Jan. 38 (API Potatoest
local Uurbaitk. I3.IXKMM cental: Maker
county, fa, so cental: Deschutes iiwi,
no, it cental, da, vu ciuu,
LOS A NO ELKS. Jan. 20 (AP-VSOA1-Potatoest
10 broken, M ungroknt, cars
on track; arrivals Utah 11. Idaho W.
California B, Oregon ; a car arrivea ny
trucK; marKti sugnuy weaaer; no saies,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 39 (AP-UHDA1
I'oiatoes; oui siock i a urnnnn, v tin
broken cars on track: arrivals-- Call
fornla 3. Oregon 5; new itook-.a broken,
l unoroaen cr on iraca; arrivnis, r iur
Ida It market slightly weaken no sales,
CHICAGO, Jan. 30 lAP-UBDA Pola
toes: arrivals OB. on track 1TB, total U. 8.
shlitnianta 781
Old stocks: sup pi lea moderate, demand
slow, market weak. New itocksi sup
plies light, demand alow, market dull
anil slltihtlv weak nr. Idaho Huuot llttr-
banks, V. 3. No. 1. I3.IU-3.40; Colorado
Ited McClures, U. S. No, I, ,AO-3,U0;
Nebraska llllss Triumphs II. 8. No. 1,
83.uo-a.na; Minnesota ana Norm ijako.b.
Cobblers, commercial, fa. 00; routlaci,
U, S. No. 1, 3 30: Wltconsln ChltMwas.
cnntmerclal. $3.30: Husset mrals ami
Pontlacs, U. S. No. I. M.3S: Florida 30
ib. sacks oi hum rnumpna. u, a. no. i
S3 73-3 3fl.
CLASSIFIED RATES
On day , ,,, p word
3 day run nMr word
3 day run , f word lie
4 day run ,, ,.,i.n p word I3c
B day run . , p" word 14c
wex run per woru lac
Nw Today
MUDDY and rough roads will get that
front end out of line, hard steering and
Ur wear. HANK
ROSE MOTOR CO,
4TH AND KLAMATH
l-an
WANT TO BUY-Double folding bed.
Phone 48X7. . g-i
FOR SALE-Four-room house, V acre of
ground. S1BO0 cash. 1778 Fargo.
a-3
DO It In marble, get that kitchen and
bath done over in is winter, nam as
marble. Come and see samples. Cabin
9, Altamont Auto Camp, after 4 p, m,
everyday, C. G. Kornes. 3-4
MARKER and checker for dry cleaning
plant. Apply cascade Laundry, 330 Bo.
7th. 3-4
FOR RENT Furnished 3 -room cabin,
wood, lights and water, 133 a month.
Phone BO70. , 3Wlf
TIRE CHAINS for sale, 31 Inch: e 50x16:
700x10 and e.ooxio: iiao California
Ave, 1-30
Weather
Max, Min. Preclp.
Eugene - 44 33 .40
Klamath Falls 30 IB Trace
Sacramento .............. 00 37 .00
Portland . 43 33 . .17
Reno 33 5 .10
San Francisco - 54 41 Trace
Seattle 43 34 .34
Med ford 42 31 .01
Red Bluff 34 37 Trace
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Clear to
day and tonight; partly cloudy Wed
nesday with scattered showers; cooler
south interior today; moderate to iresn
northwesterly winds off coast.
OREGON Cloudy with light snow or
rain showers today. Partly cloudy and
colder tonight. Wednesday cloudy with
light , rain west and northwest portion.
Moderate to fresh northwest wind off
coast, decreasing.
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29
fAP-USDA) Salable cattle 200, calves
23; supply mostly she' stock; market slow,
ateady to weak; Monday few loads good
steers $16.00-90; medium-good heifers
S14.00-1S.00; good range cowa tl3.00-&0;
ioaay quality piain; ioaa uso id, meaium
cows $12.30 with light sort; bulk cutter
common cows $9.00-10.50; canners $0.30
7.30; calves firm; package choice 166
lb. venters $19.00.
Salable hogs 123 Including BO feeder
pigs; active, steady; broad Inquiry at
celling of $14.30: on food-choice 300-300
in. narrows ana gnu, lew gooa sows
$13.03.
Salable sheep none: market nominal;
Jood-cholce wooled lambs quoted $14.00
9; yesterday medium-good ewes 23-30
cents higher; bulk $3.50-7.00.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 29 fAP-USDA
Salable cattle 150, total 233; salable and
total calves 23; holdover cattle 123;
market fairly active on cows and common-medium
steers and heifers fully
steady at Monday's general SO cents de
cline; some cows stronger; two loads
holdover fed steers unsold; common
medium steers $11.00-19.50; heifers $0.30
14.00; canner-cutter cows $3.00-8.00;
shells $5.50 down; fflt dairy- type cows
3000-10.00: heavv Holstelns to $10.50:
medium-good beef cows $1LOO-13.00; good
oeei duns r.t.ou; sausage ouui su.ou
11.00; with heavy Holstefna up to $12.00;
good-choice vealcrs $13.00-16,00; - few
heavy calves $14.00-90,
Salable hogs 100. total' 900; market
steady: barrows and gilts mostly $19.80;
few 239-4430 lb. sows $13.90-14.00; one
lot good-choice 116 lb. feeder pigs $16.23
or 23 cents higher.
Salable and total sheen 200: scattered
sales steady at Monday's 25-50 cents
decline; common-medium lambsvbgkcmf
decline; good-choice truck In fed lambs
Monday 314.50: flood ewes o.oo : common
down to $3.00.
DENVER. Jan. 20 fAP-USDAl Billable
sheep 600; mnrkot active; slaughter lambs
mosiiy 4o cents nigner; z aouoies cnoice
around 109-116 lb. fed wooled Colorado!
ia.w fiat; good-cnoice trucxins
0: latter orlce for 05-131 lb, welshts:
ewes scarce, steady; few truck ins $0.60
down to killer.
WHEAT
CHICAGO. Jan. 20 API Active con
tracts in grain futures developed strength
curing tne closing nours tracing ioaay.
May rye, the active rye contract was
nervous during the greater part of the
session and responded sharply to offerings.
trenath of stocks and advances at
Winnipeg were contributing Influences.
Profit taklntf in rv toward the f n lull
held the May contract advance to 3V
cents for the day.
At the closing bell, wheat was un
changed at celling, May gl.flO'i. Corn
held unchanged at celling, May $1.18 'a,
Oats were unchanged to 'Ac lower, May
flic. Rye wan unchnnged to 3Vc higher.
May 2.2Vt-Vt. Barley was unchanged
at celling, May $1.22 'a
MODEL SUPPLIES
TOYS
BABY WALKERS
Phone 5520 222 S. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
FOR SALE 3 bedroom modern houae,
Including one complete bath, one
)xtra toilet and wash bowl upstairs,
garage 30x33, Including cow bam far
3 cows. Chicken house for BO chickens,
over I acre of ground, - In pasture,
pig pen, stall for calves, 3 lawns,
sufficient shrubs, trees encircle prop
erty. 3033 Hope. Phone 3038. 1-30
FOR SALE New Home sewing machine,
$33. Apply 434 Division. 1-39
FOR RENT SleeDlng room, heated. Ph.
3837, 1-30
FOR RENT Small two-room apartment
for man and wife. 613 Oak BL 3423 tf
PLEASANT steam heated room. Phone
7340, 1-31
WANT new or used oil heater, 3 room
size. Phone 3003. 1-39
HOUSE CLEANING
Lee J, Pope, Phone 6648
SPRINGER Spaniel puppies, $10 and
$18, no papers. Phone 603 1, Peter
Gray. 3630 Blsbee, 3-3
MAPLE LIVING ROOM SUITE; Rose
. and green heavy tapestry coverings;
i removable, deep, lnnersprlng cushions
on back and seats. Come In and see
' these beautiful suites. Only $139, Lu
cas Furniture, 103 E. Main. 1-31
WANTED TO BUY-Deslrable building
lot, close In, Gram's Roofing service.
Phone 4638. 1-20
FOR SALE 7-room house, four blocks
north of Main St. No hills to climb.
Basement furnace. Ph. 4481 evenings.
2-2
FOR SALE-.1039 Standard Chevrolet se
dan. 1024 California Ave. 1-31
FOR SALE-6 furnished apartments,
$19,000 Terms. Phone 7080, 1-29
FOR SALE '35 Ford V-8.. Good condi
tion, good rubber, $300. See at Oregon
and Blehn Associated Station, 1-31
FOR SALE Set of trailer dollies. 3840
So. 6th, Altamont Trailer Court,
1-20
FOR HALE 2 bedroom house, furnished,
Washing machine and Frlgldalre and
3 acres'' more or less, chicken house,
fruit cellar, garage. Take late model
car and cash for equity, 4804 Blabee
St. Close to bus, 1-31
DIRT FOR SALE Call 4803.
1-31
FOR SALE-1040 Ford 3-door sedan.
Good condition. Shell Service Station,
Phone 240, Malln, Oregon,
A QUALITY MAHOGANY DINING
ROOM SET; buffet, table and 6 chairs.
Tables opens to 8 ft, A suite to please
. the most discriminating. Only 169.05.
Lucas Furniture, 105 E, Main. 1-31
LOST 1943 Bulck hub cap. Reward, Ph,
0387. 1-31
DEFROSTER FANS
DEFROSTER SHIELDS
FOG LIGHTS
ROY CALL'S AUTO WRECKING
727 Commercial
Phone 6703
GIRL'S prewar bicycle.
Main,
Call 200y E.
1-30
PLACE ORDERS for red hard cedar
Chests, Made in shop.
DICKSON FURNITURE SHOP
3041 Shasta way
Phone 4917
2-27
LOCAL married veteran wants work,
have had 3 yean of clerking experi
ence. Phone 8007. 12-30
WANTED TO RENT Small furnished
house or apartment by returned vet
eran end family, one small child.
Please phone 3673, 1-31
FOR SALE 17 head feeder hogs, 7 miles
south of oiene on Poe valley road.
I. F, Rogers, Rt, 3, Box 771-M. OA
Tuob(Ut. Jin. 29, 1149
HERALD AND NEWS EIGHT
1
MMtlng Notice
Klamath Falls Aerie
Nu, 2090, Regular
meeting every Tues
day night, 7i40 u, m,
r.O.K. hall, ail, and
Walnut, Vliltlng
members cordially
Loit and Found
I.OHT- (lolil iln with yallnw Ml., lw
twn.ii lroy and rrvmonl, or Hot
Nprlti,. Htm. Howard, call 7ina. l-m
Qnrl Notlcaa
10
BvrykcM
Two Sisters' Inn
3 Miles West of Klamath
Falls on Hwy. 07 and 86
Southern Frlod Chicken $1.50
T-Bone or Rib Steoki $1.50
Fried Chicken to toke out
$1.25
Ruth and Cal Gormley
Owners
Phone OOaO
Optn 4 P. M. to 12 P, M.
Closed Monday
1271tf
THE BOOK OF THE YEAR
History of World War II
Bibles Testaments
Ruth Richardson Ph. 8805
2-2
10
SarvtcM
Plumbing
Heating
REPAIR WORK
Wo can now do your work
for Low Monthly Payment
Harry E. Patton
Phone 6630
1401 Esplanade
4121tf
McCilrdy's
RADIO SHOP
Gorod Radio'
Sales and Service
For all moke
PUBLIC ADDRESS
SYSTEMS
Sales - Repair Rental
Phone 8203
2203 So. 6th
2-10
DIAL
7423
YOU GET
FAST, EFFICIENT
DELIVERY SERVICE
AT
REASONABLE
RATES! '
FULLY INSURED
MERCHANTS
DELIVERY
Formerly Robinson'
048-U
REFRIGERATION
SALES and SERVICE
DOMESTIC
and
COMMERCIAL
AP. Makes
Parts, Controls and Equipment
In Stock.
Oregon Equipment Co.
Phone 6017 127 So. 6th St.
1 2217tf
SEWtNO MACHINE SERVICE - All
make. Phona "771. 3210 anaila way.
Mlmb
PAINTING and Tlnlln. U. U Drown.
rnona Z20. ztw.u
HAND Ironing In my horn. Ph. 0317.
z-1
KlnnY BALES AND SERVICE, OM No.
10th. Phona 4333. 3-30
CHAR1S foundatloni, glrdlaa, braaalcr
ntted in your noma, jannia iacn,
Phona 0.130. 1-30
OLD MlnnORS reallverad. Kimball1,
Glau Shop. 1003U
DENTISTRY, 4000 Shaata way.
VIHim8 AUTO TOP SHOP, topi and
upnomerinB. om b. main. iiiudii
DRESSMAKING Button, and buokla.
covered Alteration, on new and old
elothlnf, Mr,. H. M. Allend.r, 711
Main, Room 310. Ph. 7301
l-31m
DRESSMAKINO and alteration,, 1030
orchard, Ph. 0730. 4077U
BOOKKEEPING, Shorthand, Typln-
Klndred aunjecta, oinoe machine,,
KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE,
733 Pine Ph, 4700
133711
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern
equipment, 4-wheel drive truck, will
go anywhere. Phone 3330, . 2-13
OUTBOARD, gaa engine and aawi re
paired, uooennamer aaw ruing, a-ia
CAMERA repalra of all kind done at
uen Htuoio, next aoor to pine Tree
Theatre. OlOtf
rOR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA,
uau updo. l-iH-rn
FULLER BRUSHES
Clem Joyer, 1435 Martin, Phone S077
3-llm
FOR SALE 1030 Chevrolet coupe; n
wflimn, macnine, rn, hzod. l-jl
FOR SALE Phonograph, $0: daybed,
,io; itaoio, ,iu. tm jrront at. i-ui
LINOLEUM floori and dralnboardi laid
by expert mechanic,. Phone j. L. Cal
houn, 00S4 morninga and evening.
. a-n
PAINTING, Kemtonlng,
Phone 31107.
calsomlnlng.
3-30
Do You Need Money?,
If you do, t h answer Is
simple, call the Commercial
Finance. A friendly quick
Interview and the loun I
completed. Loan) from $50
to 300 on your Salary,
Furnlturo, or Llvetocic,
from $50 to $500 on your
automobile, and you niay
take a long as 18 month
to pay,
Commercial Finance
' Corporation
TOM O'DWYKR
107 N. Oth St.
77U
fliia-ti
A COMPLETE
HEATING
SERVICE
Cleaning Repairing
Solo Installation
Chimneys
Stoves - Furnaces
Have a local, rollnble com
pany take euro ot your
heating need
Tufts Furnace Co.
Houtlng Specialist
S323 So, 6th Phone 0505
304U
Rollin A. Contrail
INCOME
TAX
SERVICE
Commercial
Bookkeeping
DAYS ond EVENINGS
PHONE 3249
Room 4. Hopka Bldg.
win i iupiu Ull
110 No. 8th St.
1-18
APPLIANCE
REPAIRS
We repair and lorvlc all make
of radio, vacuum cleaner and
many other electrical appliance.
We may have the type of radla
tube 'you need. Raonbl
prices. Phone 818S,
SEARS ROEBUCK
Tue.-Thur.-St.-U
VENETIAN
BLINDS
Metal or Wood
PATTERSON
FURNITURE CO.
230 Main Ph. 7150
1879tf
LOCAL M0VINC
AND CAR TACE
Anything Anywhere
In Oregon
Anderson Motor Freight
Ph 7380 . U)l Klamath Ave.
Sewing Machines Repaired
Work Guaranteed
SINGER
Sewing Machine Co.
418 Main St.
Ph. 8402
1342K
RADIO
REPAIRING
Of All Kinds
Specialized Service Co.
1434 Main Phono 5103
1840tf
VENETIAN BLIND SHOP
New toel or wood blind.
Cleaning and repairing.
Frco Eittlmato .
Pickup and deliver.
Roland F. Koff, ownor.
Ph. 6258 119 N. 4th
2-10
CITY DELIVERY
SERVICE
Phone 8417
Service from 0:00 a. m, until
midnight.
Willis M. Robinson
i Oscar W, Anderson
781-tf
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
InipecUon Free Modern Equipment
Content. Hauled Away
Ed F. King
rnone euoa
4741111
RHOADS ,
, Window Cleaners
Complete Hoiuecleanlng
Eitabllihed 1034
K. C. Rhoada Phone SOU
I-
THEODORE DICKSON
UPHOLSTERING FURNITURE SHOF-Uphollterlng-Rcpnlrlng-Reflnllhlng
Sprlnga Reconditioned
Cabinet, Built
Phone 4017 3041 Shaeta War
a-17
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Installed, Cement work done. Modern
equipment, 19 yean In Klamath Fall..
Phone W. Bakcr,'4903
" 1264U
CURTAINS Laundered and atretched.
Phone 3717, 3-aSra
OFFICE, STORE, RESTAURANT equip
ment bought, told, exchanged, 341S
So. flth St, Phone 0357. 3-10
WANTED - window waahln. Phona
7878. Jeaie Hubbard.
PAINTING, DECORATINO. Phone 4030.
J730U
CURTAINS laundered, atretched by ex
perienced woman. Pick up and de
liver, Ph. 4070. -n