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Auto Wreck Kills Woman ALBANY, April 8 (P)-Mrs. Roy L. Hamilton, 35, route 2, Albany, was fatally injured late Saturday night and died in the General hospital here after a two-car collision north of the city on the Pacific highway. State police reported the sec ond car was driven by Robert Grantham, Albany, who was ar rested on a charge of negligent homicide and held yesterday in the county jail. Police reported Mr. Hamilton and the five Hamilton children escaped with minor hurts when the car, struck from the rear by the second auto, crashed into a pole and overturned in a field. College of Surgeons Will Hold Meeting PORTLAND, Ore., April 8 (IP) A six-state meeting of the American College of Surgeons will convene here Friday with 400 members - attending, Dr. Thomas M. Joyce, Portland chairman, said today. Medical students and hospital executives also will attend, Dr. Louis P. Gambee, University of Ciraann lYipriinnl Rphool nrofessor. announced. Members will be from Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Washington, British Columbia and Alberta. Commission Issues State Road Report SALEM, April 8 (IP) The state highway commission issued the following road report at 9 a. m. todav: Government Camp A half Inch of new snow, total snow 05 incnes, aw ae- bmih T?naH hnn. Odell Lake Snowing lightly, 3 inches new snow, loiai snow at summit inches. Snowplows operating. Meacham Snowing,. ' Austin Snowing. Klamath Seabcc Discharged Aitcr 29 Months Of Service SSML 3c Phillip T. Duffy, 21-year-old son of Mr. and Mis. P. J. Duffy, 2110 Wiard, has ths nf sprvice in the Seabees, 18 months of that time spent in the facuic, ana is now at home, having received his discharge at Bremerton, Wash. . , J Young Duffy, wno enusiea while a student at Klamath Un ion high school, plans to contin ue his schooling. He was with the former 64th naval construc tion battalion and saw extensive service in the Philippines and China, as well as other points in the Pacific. He docked at San Diego on March 22, on the USS Young America, arriving here April 3. The Duffys had four sons in the service during World War 2. . Flashes Of Life BACK IN THE DOGHOUSE MINEOLA, N. Y April 8 (IP) The shortest jailbreak on record here was foiled yesterday by po lice after a prisoner crashed through a closed window, and took to his heels. Police just whistled and the prisoner returned. He was a St. Bernard dog picked up because he had no leash. REVELATION PORTLAND, Ore., April 8 (IP) Do you have a one-way vision window? Better test it if you have. A letter from Mrs. E. A. Pen- quist of Cincinnati, Ohio, ad vised relatives here that a win dow in the Penquists' bathroom, facing the street, was to be the kind you can see out of, but not into, the house. Six months later they learned Seabee SSML 3c PHILLIP DUFFY it was clear glass to passers-by, also. SIGN BELIEVER MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 8 (IP) Kenny Kipen, 6, who had gone to play with his friend, Scotty Keusel, came running back because "there was a sign on the door." "Did it say m-e-a-s-l-e-s?" his mother asked Kenny, who is learning his letters but can't read. Kenny couldn't remember, so he hurried over to Scotty's house again, this time with pen cil and paper to make a labori ously printed copy of the sign. It read: "Please wipe your feet." Aldebaran is a star. Tulelake ht- qiiH Mr Hrrv H. Hand 411 - " . ley of Malin, have returned to their home atier a inrce minims vacation in Florida. They mo ........1 t. trinclHn Inst nopomher. visiting relatives and friends in Idaho, Colorado ana acorasKu. While in Nebraska they visited T)..NI.ir,l,l trhf,ri tht'V wort? born and which they had not seen for 25 years. The Hundleys also visited with his sister while in Florida. They spent a good deal of their time fishing and sight-seeing. Harry Hundley Jr., a sergeant : n, nit. forpns wns rnlpnsnd from the army in February and joined nis parents in nunuu, returning as far as Dumas, Ark., with them. The Hundley Jrs., who reside in Dumas became the parents of a baby daughter, born March 31. The baby weighed nine pounds and has been named Riia Carol. The family plans to make their home in Malin as soon as the baby is old enough to travel. If you ate like a bird, you'd eat approximately your own weight in food every day. Courthouse Records' Complaints Filed Virginia L. Pierce vs. James It. Pierce, suit lor divorce. Charge, cruel and in human treatment. Couple married June 25. 1943. at Pacific Grove. Calif. Plain tiff asks custody of one minor child. $150 a month alimony, $50 a month child support, case costs and a property set tlement. Harry D. Boivin. attorney for plaintiff. Lucille J. Schuster vs. John E, Schuster, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried August 22. 1940. at Lander. Wyo. Plaintiff asks property settlement. J, C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Edmon F. Jantsch vs. Beatrice Janisch. suit for divorce. Chnrue, cruel and in human treatment. Couple married July 15. 1942, at Savannah. Ga. U. S. Balen tine, attorney for plaintiff. Luclna E. Rynders vs. Earl K. Rynders, suit for divorce. Charge, de sertion. Couple married April 25. 1935. in state of Utah. Plaintiff asks custody of two minor children. Fred O. Small, attorney for plaintiff. Decrees Granted Eunice A. Johnson vs. George L. John son. Clarence E. Cornett vs. Mildred A. Cornett. Betty Lea Simms vs. Calvin V. Simins. J", HW.Y-S-O'.WK'S bSjJfjf HWUH.VYO! HwW, I I AWll OS 60TW VETttR TOOM . H vy TSW,t6Vil WVW5 :t?i I H VIVE r'',-b X.VAI GOT ROOM rt? WWVSt! I I I otyo . 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The school has hud quite a siege lately of pranksters who d o 1 1 B n t in jgssg tearing up the school and writing on the walls. vtA This even sSP began t o botlier some of tlie mem bers of the student body, so the student gtMi council is j o'Noill launching a drive to curb it if possible. To day junior and senior members of some of the speech classes gave short talks in home rooms concerning this. Speaking this way serves the dual purpose of giving the students practice as well as pulling over uiu !".. Posters have also been printed and have been put in the rooms. These stress the importance of keeping the building and cam' pus clean. KUHS Music Ranks Top The music department seems to be doing well for itself. The results from the district contest in Ashland Friday speak for themselves. The KUHS band, a cappella choir, girls nonette, the clarinet quartet an received i ratings. Dorothy Howry, Elwood Tracv. Marie Wright, Beth Chastain, Katherine Blanas re ceived a similar rating tor soio work. Rod Murray, Joanne Stacy, Oerald Fales. Mary Griffiths, Erlene Wheeler and the orches tra walked off with "2" ratings. Alvce Wells had a 2 plus rating Phillip McGillivary and Ger aldine Lewis took a "3" classi fication. The national compete tion is to be held in Eugene May 3 and 4, on the University of Oregon campus. Music and Art Combined Mr. Swansen, who has recent ly taken over in the art depart ment of Klamath high, has in stalled a very nice plan in his classes. He has brought a port able phonograph to school and now classical records are play ing softly in the background while the students go about their job of drawing. He some times points out certain pieces in which the composer has done with music what he hopes some of his students might do in art. Mention lh.ro.ir lclii on April .u lhi publlcutloll Mm Al" 1M8, niKD O. 8MAU.. Allurnoy Inr l'lutnlUf Suite I, Mcltinse lll.ttf., Klumatli 'U Oregon. A. D-is-aa-au-No. 3:15. iikkai.h' nkwii. Ki.m.m " mniay, aj,ii 1, m,, N LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF LANG ELL VALLEY 1KKIUAXIU.N UISIKIUT The Board of Directors of Lansell Valley IrriRation District acting as a tsoara 01 tquanzauon. win on tne fin district at Langelf Volley, Oregon, meet lor the purpose oi reviewing and cor recting 1U assessment and apportionment of taxes for the fiscal year beginning July J. 1046. LELAND W. PETTEGREW, Secretary of the Board of said district A. 8-15 No. 334. SYNOPSIS Of ,JAU STATKMKNT Albany Insurance Company of Allwtiy. In the Stale or Now York, on the thirty-flmt tiny of Uwiiilwr. I1M.1. made to the Insurance Commis sioner of the SUlo of Oregon, pursuant to law: Net nrcmiums received .$ 745.M7.4ll W.tljtl ititi'al itU'ldrlllll Btltl real estate Income . IW.W.M licomo from ullwr wurew ftH,U70.4 Total Income . .. M4,tl44.73 ItlahursrmriiU Mm nittniiiit itniil iinlli'vllillll- e for losses :u!(!':!?!! j.2 Loss adJuNtmrnl exnenscs aat01U.a7 Agents commissions or brok- craae ltiU.040 50 Salaries and fees-officers, directors, home office cm- iilnVH m.fli.ui Tuxes, licenses and fees . .. 27,X1L,UU Dividends pit Id to stockhold ers (Cash. jrvo.iMMUHH . , Dividends paid or cicilllcd to policyholders All other expenditures H. Total disbursements $ H07.044.45 Ailnttttrd Amih Vatim nf roii I estate owned (market valuei 1O7.0HO.00 Iviiut mi mn r I mi ues and col lateral, etc lUU.a40.lU Vnliin uf luimln nwued lAiiinr- tlxedi 3.135 JIM. 10 Vnliii nt stnt'ks owned Hilar ket value. 7iW.IBtl.0tl Cnsh In bunks ond on hand U:iU,M7.(lu Hrcmiums in course of collec tion written since Septem ber 30. 1045 140.770.80 Intercut and rents due and ne- ..mm! 0,41111. tl Other assets in0 73.4tt4.l0 Total admitted assets Ki.75l.UiiH H7 I.lhlll(la. KurnlUft and Other umU Total unpaid clntms 135.U40.0O Estimated loss adjustment ox Dense for unpaid claims .. Total unearned premiums on all unexpired risks . Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, accounts, fees, etc., due or accrued Estlmntcd amount duo or ac crued for taxes Commissions, brokerage, or other charges duo and ac crued - All other liabilities Tinl Unlillitioa. excent can- ital .91.004.133 07 Capital paid up $1,000.000 00 Surplus over all liabilities .... 1.747.703 00 8,130.04 700 ,000. OH 3,a2 30 57.770.31 9.137 .30 a,NJ.33 Surnhn as renards nollcv holders $3,747.703 00 Total .$3,751 .IW087 HUBlliesi in uregun iar n i"' Net Premiums received $lt).3l)2B3 Net Losses paid 7.033.30 Dividends paid or credited to pojic.vnniHcra """vu ALI1ANY INSURANCE COMPANY KONALD K. MAHTIN, President. FRANK J. BAHRY, Secretary. Insurance Commissioner, a. o. Now Today NOTICE OF MEETING OF EQUALIZA TION BOAKD OF SL'NNYSIDE IUKIGA. TION DISTRICT OF KL AM AT 11 COUN TY. OREGON Notice Is hereby eiven that the Board of Directors of the Sunnyslde Irrigation District will, commencing Tuesday. May 7. 1040. at the office of the District, sit as a Board of Equalization for the pur pose of reviewing and correcting the assessment roll of the District for the fiscal year commencing July 1 1040. Secretary. A. 8-15 No. 338. NOTICE OF MEETING OF EQUALIZA TION BOAKD OF FINE GROVE IRRIGA TION DSTR1CT OF KLAMATH COUN TY, OREGON Notice is hereov Riven that the Board of Directors of the Pine Grove Irrigation District will, commencing -Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1040. at the office of the Board of Directors at the residence of A. R. Campbell within said District, sit as a Doara oi .quauzauon ior me pur nose of revlewlnn and correcting the assessment roll of the District for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1040. A. R. LAMfllbLL, Secretary. A. 8-15 No. 330. NOTICE OF MEETING OF EQUALIZA TION BOARD OF MALIN IRRIGATION DISTRICT OF KLAMATH COUNTY, OKEGON Notice Is hereby ffiven that the Board of Directors of the Malin Irrigation District of Klamath County. Oregon, will, commencing Tuesday, May 7, 1040, at iu o ciock A. m. ai me on ice oi ine District, being the City Hall, Malin, Oregon, sit as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of reviewing and cor recting the assessment roll of the Dis trict for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1940. Secretary. A. 8-15 No. 340. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed administrator of the Estate of Elona S. Kafton, also known as Elona Kafton and Sarah E. Kafton. deceased, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same to me with proper vouchers at the office of J. Hawkins NaDier. Court House. Klamath Fails, Oregon, within six months irom April a, iuw. VANCE V. VAUPEL, Administrator. A. 8-15-22-20; M. 0 No. 330. SUMMONS Equity No. 7IK14 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. LUCINA E. RYNDERS. Plaintiff vs. EARL K. RYNDERS, Defendant To Earl K. Rynders: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. GREETING: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you on or Dei ore ine m any oi May, ions, and if you fail to so anoear and annwnr for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In her comnlalnt against you, to-wit: For a Decree of Divorce on the grounds of wilful desertion for the period of one yeor: and for the custody of her minor children. This summons is served upon you by A clean motor starts easier. Let us re move grease and grime. "HANK' Fanning' Richfield Service, 1102 E. Malt BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr.. $1.50 day Make Reservations For Sunday Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone .8304 1201 East Main FOR SALE 4-room modern house, located Merit)- Lakevlew Junction, D'j acres, under Irrigation. Priced at 93250, 3-bedroom modern home, floor furnace. fenced yard, fruit trees. Price 9404X). Terms to suit. Would consider car In trade. 3 blocks off 00 north. 400 acre Sprague River stock ranch. 373 acres irrigated, it-room nonie. uase ment and water system, good 'barns, sheds, corrals, feed racks, on highway, bus line. Complete ranch for running 300 head of Whiteface S33,000. 10 acres In Allamont, 3-room home, 'not modern), garage, chicken nouses, could be subdivided. Best cafe In Klamath Falls. Been In con tinuous operation for 20 years. Owner needs a rest. Priced reasonably. No phone Information. Bly. Oregon, nine unit auto court, only one between Klamath Falls and Lake view, buildings and furnishings new. 2f- acres landscaped. This place will net 3500 a month. Price 910,000 cash. Bly, Oregon, 4-room modern home on highway. Garage, nice outbuildings. Priced 12500 Easy terms. R. H. DUNBAR Realtor Neal Stewart Salesman Phone 7211 130 So. 3th j-e WANTED Dishwasher, 121 No. 7th. " CHARIS foundations," j.' Mi Leach, Phi 8432. 4-l3 WANTED-Expericnced "ranch hand. Can furnish small cabin, Sanford Jones, Bonanza, Ore. -10 WANTED Boy for extrV'work over 10. CascadeLaundry .!"13 WANTED Woman dishwasher and man dishwasher and waitress. Apply Drift wood Cofe. 410 VACANCY Light housekeeping' room. Everything furnished. 133 No. loin. 4-8 NOTICE We do custom plowing, Crowler tractor, see us at 121 West Main St., or phone 7403. city. 4-13 WANTED Woman for light' housework and companion for seml-lnvalld, days. Phone 6300. 4-10 FOR RENT 92 acres for potatoes and grain, 930 per acre. Phone B303. 4-8 WANTED Combination girl. Top wages, S8. Apply mornings, Chick's Cafe, 013 So. 6th. . 4"10 ACCOUNTANT Lumber experience. CPA and local references. Box 2233, care Herald ond News 4-10 FOR RENT One-room house, partly 'urnlshed2432 Crest. 4-8 FOR RENT Small furnished apartment. Couple only. 433 No. 10th 4-8 FOR SALE 2 suits welders leathers.' 3 . welders hoods, nursery chair, 23.20 Winchester rifle with 140 rounds of ammunition. Lumber apron, top knot singer canary. Bird cage. Ph. 4508. 4-8 FOR SALE Two bedroom house, close In, on Oak St. Enclosed back porch, stationary wash-tubs, electric hot wa ter heater, new frost-proof fruit room, concrete foundation, garage and wood shed. Lawn In front and back, shrub bery and shade trees. 93750. Terms, J. W. SANDERS Realtor 1213 Main Phone 7321 4-8 FOR SALE-Onc 30 V-8 Fordor sedan, 3 new tires, engine overhauled. Call 846H ?nila P-m- FOR SALE-Sixteen foot Inboard with V-8 marine conversion, reasonable ...Dr!:.e.',J9Lc?.k5Irlvc . 4-iq FOR SALE Large wood heating stove! 2450 Biehn, 22(J5tf BABY Buggy, practically new, 734 Ful- lom 4-10 FOR SALE-Two lots with 11 -room semi -modern apartment house and one 2-room cabin, all occupied in henrt of Brookings. Oregon, Write Josephine Fenske, Brookings, Oregon. 4-10 FOR SALE-Practlcally new 2 bedroom home, hardwood floors throughout) lawn and shrubs, garage and chicken- housc. Phone 7031, 4-10 FOR SALE -Excellently located stock ranch, (520 acres, 14 miles north of Lakevlew, Oregon, pnved highway. 313 acres natural meadow, full water right, will cut 300 tons of hay. 30 acres timber lot, 173 acres grain and al falfa. Modern home, good outlying buildings, deep well. Fenced. 920,500, 933.500 to Include complete farm ma chinery, or will Include approximately 200 tons hay, 2000 bushels grain, 100 head cattle, 63 hogs for $43,000. FAVELL-UTLEY REALTY COMPANY General Notice General Notlc SCATTER L NOHGE oil burning Utility Furnaces Can be installed in about any home. FHA terms. TUFTS FURNACE CO. 2323 So. 6th , phonc 6303 Nights and- Holidays Phone 3041 NORGE OIL BURNERS 8 Basement furnoces, FHA. Terms. No down payment. TUFTS FURNACE CO. 2.123 So. flth Phone 0103 Nights and Holidays Phono 3041 KJ?u,',Urn;cco11 - 'lmilenriTnn"ty FHA tcrm'r imn"!1""0 IniUllallon. TUFTS FURNACE CO. 2323 So. oth Phone mm NlghU. .nd Holiday. Phone ? 3041 4-8 Open For Business General Repair Work Blacksmithing HATHAWAY SHOP 3V2 miles west of Mac's Store on Spring Lake Road Now Today HO()M for working girl. Phone 7170, 333 No. 0th, 4 B WILL care " for" children evenings In your home. 2223 Harden. 4-10 MAN a ml wife want Jolt on "much. Man all-around ranch hand wul wife to cook, 11320 So. Oth Nl.( Cabin 21, Klam ath Fall. . 'H ON and nNer'lhls' (Into April tl. 1 Will not be responsible for debts conlracled by anvone other Hum mysetr, Waller T. M.mre, Merrill, Ore. -0 WANTED Clerk stenographer, satnry IIIHK) per annum plus overtime for Saturdays. U, 8. civil service status preferred. Shorthand mandatory. Per manent local Job. Write Uok 2448 care Herald and News. 4-10 LAWN "mower sharpening "and repair ing. Factory mcthml of piecUlon grinding. In Imlore noon, nut bnfore (1 p, in. Molkie's Repair Shop, 1043 Ho. Olh. Phone 43im. 2433tf 923 HKWAItn for"rental of desirable furnished apartment. cIimo In. for veteran and wife. Employe of KFLW. Phone Hill leave message for Mr. llauer. 2lf WANTED-- Woman" (or "hour" work, 2 or 3 days each week Phone 3317. 4-10 FOR SALE -1042 Chevrolet IVtnn truck, 3-way Urown U, stake body, tn ex cellent shape. Kli Nash Co., 000 Ho. Illh. Phono :i030. 4-10 FOR SALE Davenport, 923. Phone 3330. 4-10 FOR SALE 11-tube cabinet radio-phono- graph. 113 records. 1123 High. 4-10 TOR SALE Modern 4-beilnim home, double con structed, concrete foundation, hard wood floors in living room and dining room, fireplace. 3 acres, double gar age, located on Hope, adjoining Ml. Francis Park. Immediate possession. A real buy at liinoo. Terms, FOR WALK GENERAL STORE Grocery store, beer parlor, meat mar ket, feed store, locker rooms, restau rant. Ucaled on 200 x 300, Also extra lot Own water system. Completely stocked and equipped. Going for 93 1. 000. Excellent buy. Includes all build ings. Terms can be arranged. FOR KALE 4-room modern home, furnlihed, fire place, lot 33 x 200. small barn, lo cated 3 blocks from South Sixth. Good buy at 94000. Term. FOR SALE Small slock ranch, 310 acres, too acres meadow, 40 acres under cultivation, balance pasture. Taylor Ursitng rights, fenced and cross-fenced, 0-room home, barn 00 x 80. 140 acres will be under new government Irrigation project with ptirllal free Irrigation. Excellent soil. Price 913.300. Will'tako home in trade In town See Henry Newhouse at T. B. WAITERS Realtor 013 Main St. Phone 4103 13043 Evenings) , 4 8 FOR SAI.E"tractof"plow. 2-way,"slt-moieboard. McCormlck-Decring com bine No. 01 with pickup reel. Ready to run. Trash burner. Circulating heater. John O Shea ranch Tulelake, Calif. 4-13 FOIt" SALE" Wheatland dlscplow, per fect condition. 1730 Etna, 4-10 FOR SALE Bars and back-bars.'stoolB, 3 cash registers, 2 hand meat sllcars, 2 pie cases, scales, restaurant gas range and griddle, booths, soma foun tain supplies, dishes, silverware and glasses. Alarm and electric clock, etc. Restaurant equipment bought and sold. 2413 So. 0th. 4-B roit SALE Two fishing 'boats, one mo tor. Phone 71WI 4-11 WANTED- Part orfult time for" girl over 21. No objection to one child. Answer phonc. store work, etc. Wrllo 202.1 care Herald and News 4-10 LIGHT housework and caro of small children, 2032 Wanlland. 410 RED FIR body wood. Phone 41HI3.' " 4-13 TOWN dirt and fill rock for walls. Cin ders for driveway Phone 0740. 4-13 WANTED Late Model Car. Phona 3320. 4-10 HOOM for buiinpss man lu modern home. Phone 4007. 4'13 WANTED Sales "representative for Southern Oregon. Old established Western food manufacturer. Man with food experience preferred. Car neces sary. Salary and commission. Reply giving age, experience, marital status and phone number. Sales manager will Interview In Mcdford April 13 and 16. Write Box 2322, care Herald and News. 4-13 LEAVING for Rapid' CltyT SoT Dakota, April 11 Can take 2 passengers. Phone m 0134. 4-0 GIRLS - WOMEN Be a practical nurse. Big Demand, High wages. High school not necessary. Easy to learn at home In spare time. Ages 111 to 60. War demands have caused big shortage. Prepure now for 4 this Interesting, profitable and patriot ic work. Write for FREE information. Wayne School of Practical Nursing. Write Box 2104 enro Herald and News. 4-10 GOOD pay Jobs offered trained auto body -fender man In dally "want ads." Put In a few hours weekly learning metal work, welding, painting, etc. Chance for high wages or your own business. Write for free information. Auto-Crnfts Training, Uox 2103, care Herald and News, 4.10 TRUCK FOR SALE, Diamond t flat-bed. Ingulre Carl Frel's, Kono highway. 4-10 FOR SALE-23 sacks" fin"iH ..i wheat, 231B Patterson St. 4.5 rOR SALE-1031 Model A Ford"or"wlll "buy small house and give car as part -JwJny5Lent- 2450 Riehn, No, 3 4-0 . , FOR SALE !fl?m 1honie' amenl, large IS n' 'or" "replace, workshop In large back lot and extra lot. Immedi ate possession. 97230. 1120 CALIFORNIA AVE. M"lVWVIliimn . 1 Meeting Notices Aiiiiiinin L,odge No. 77 will hold a Haled com- munlrnllon, Monday. April 1 ? m- A" brethren Invited lo attend. TED n. 11UOIIKV. Worahlpful Maitor. . 1-0 Alohn Chapters Ka.iern Slnr, meet. T u o . d n y, April 0, at Mnaonlc tarn pic. 410 Klamath Ave., at 0 p. m. Visitor, welcome. ALPHA PHKU-S, Worthy Matron. SANFORD 8EI.HY. Worthy Patron. 4-a I 0.0.F. No. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M oth awl Main Sts. M.T.8 PELICAN POST No. 1.18.1, Veteran, ot Foreln War. meet, every lnt and 3rd Thursday evening In the KC Hall, 2nd and 4th lh"nr vonirs,., on-n"11!" A" meeting, Pon nl II p.. m, Vlnlllng nrrn.ir-ir-- ' """t mow No 2000 Regular ....n Dly 1UC. day night, 7:45 p. m. iinn, uin and memhen cordially invited. tr 2 Lou md Found i,unr-iiiacx kiu glove ni- .Liwiilnwii llxurier.l I'-li . ,.,.. ... z 4 central Notice, ON and arter this dale. A.,..r I will not bfl responsible (urfcj I r n r toil bv Mlivonn iiltmf ilTH tilt I 1 lltr( t KimiR ANDl.Vt.K N AII.I1.- sold lu DON NOLAN!) km thaidt the iwople of Kit who made this butlneis a i X B - Tririiporiatlon MOV K by padded vans tn sii Oregon, Washlngion Caiirm.. 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