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Newspaper Page TextWoman Faces Murder Charge MEDEORD, Ore., April 10 (IP) Mrs. Clara May Hutcheson, 40, luictly faced a murder charge n the slaying of her husband :oday, declaring that "I was forced to do what I did." The farm woman, grand mother of a two-year-old boy, ivas arraigned late yesterday an a charge of first degree murder. The hearing was post poned until she obtains an at torney. "I was forced to do what I did I've gone through hell for the last 20 years," the slack-nd-sweater clad woman told a reporter. She declared she had wanted repeatedly to leave her 42-year-old husband, Fred, but ivas cfraid. Mrs. Hutcheson asserted that when her 21-year-old son was a baby of five months her hus band touched a knife to the child's throat and told her: "See what's going to happen to you if you don't do what I want you to do." "I've taken knives and guns from him more times than I can remember," she said, "even one gun that he was holding at his own mother's head." The mother, a deaf mute, lived with the Hutchesons at their Eagle creek farm. Sheriff Howard Gault said Mrs. Hutcheson admitted shoot ing her husband Monday with a gun she had taken from him and concealed in her purse. He was found dying on the hieh way between here and the Hutcheson farm. 170-POUND COUGAR KILLED HOOD RIVER, April 10 UP) Ray Checkett today said a "creepy feeling" along his back prompted him to turn from his fence mending chore to discover a 170-pound cougar watching him 50 feet away. VITAL STATISTICS KALINA Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Palli. Ore.. March 9 1040. to Mr. and Mn. Louis Kalina. Malin. Ore., a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 5i ounces. SULLIVAN Born at Hillside hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., April 8, to Mr. and Mn. Paul Sullivan. Bonanza, Ore., a boy. Weight: 7 pounds H! ounces. CHRISTIANSON Born at Hillside hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore.. April 8, llMfl. to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Chriatfaiuon, 1936 Vine, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds lU ouncei. OBITUARY LOI IS CI'RTIS (.EBIIAKI-T Louis Curtis Gebhardt, a resident of Klamath Falls. Ore., for the last 16 years passed away in this city on Wednesday. April 10, 146 at 5:10 a. in. following an Illness of five months. He was a native of Lebanon. K, and at the time of his death was aged 50 years 7 months and 17 days. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Ann Gebhardt of Uiis city and one sister. Mrs. Ida Hill of Greenfield. Ind. Mr Gebhardt was a member of Pomona grange, also Lost River grange No. 846". The remains ret In the Earl WhiUock Funeral Home. Pine at 6th. where friends may call after 3 p. m. Thursday. Notice of funeral to be announced later. WEATHER I Calif Packing Commonwealth & Sou Curtis-Wright General Electric General Motors i Gt Nor By lfd lnt Han-eater Kenneci.ll Long-Bell "A Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv ... N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Gas & El J C Penney Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific ..... Standard Brandt .... Studebaker Sunshine Mining Union Oil Calif Union Pacific U S Steel Warner Pictures . 304 . 4H-'t ...lWl'i .. 8.V. ... 47, none; mart nenerally steady: medium KtHtd steers and heifers salable S15 0U 17 00; odd head good U25 lb. steers $17 00: fat grass cows quoted $13 00-30: one load Idaho dairy type eows SI 2 00; loinmun mostly 10.00-li 00; raiinvra 7 SO-H 25: common-good unmagt bulls uotrd $10.00-12.00; calves nominal. Salable hogs 100; market stead; good KU lb barrow and gilts 13.ii0. good sows $13.05. Salable sheep 100; market steady: good spring lambs held around $13 30-14 00; vet.tr.dav package medium 7tl lb. spring iambs $12 50; few common-medium woo led ewes $3.50-3 50. Potatoes Max. Min. Preclp. Eugene 48 .14 Klamath Falls 40 34 Trace Sacramento . 66 39 .00 Portland 49 44 .10 Reno 54 21 .00 San Francisco 57 41 .00 Seattle 53 37 .11 Medford - 50 38 Trace Red Bluff 62 43 .00 OREGON Rain west and cloudy east portion today and Intermittent light rains tonight and showers on Thursday. Warmer today and tonight east portion. Fresh to strong southerly winds off coast. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Increas ing cloudiness today and tonight with light rain extreme north portion tonight reaching central portion Thursday after noon. Little change in temperature. Gentle to moderate westerly winds off coast except moderate to fresh souther ly extreme north coast by tonight. Market Quotations NEW YORK. April 10 (API Stocks followed an Irregular pattern in today's market with many pivotal issues un changed. Closing quotaUons: American Can 99 Am Tel & Tel 191 Anaconda 47 V PORTLAND. Ore.. April 10 iAPI Pota toes: local Burbanks 110-3 50 cental; j ihn tM.i n.nul: Deschutes 100.. No. 1 $3.85-4.01) cental. 24s S1.US; ISs 60 cents. CHICAGO. April 10 lAP-USDAI Pota toes: arrivals 75; on track 114; total U. S. shipments 840. . . j Old stocks: suppliea light: demand moderate; market slightly stronger. . New stocks: supplies moderate; de mand good: market stead. Idaho Rus set Burbanks U. S. No. 1 13.85-4.10: Wvoming Bliss Triumphs U. b. No 1 $4 00; Minnesota-North Dakota Cobblers commercial $2 25; Bliss Triumphs com mercial $2 25; Pontiacs commercial $2 25 2 50: Florida 50 lb. sacks Bliss Triumphs It S No. 1 $2.65: Texas 50 lb. sacks Bliss Triumphs U. S. No, 1 $2.50-2.85. LOS ANGELES. April 10 IAP-USDA1 Potatoes: 15 broken. 36 unbroken cars on track; arrivals Idaho 5. Utah 3. Texas 1: two cars arrived by truck, market slightly stronger. SAN FRANCISCO. April 10 iAP-USDAI Potatoes: old stock: 3 broken 7 un broken cars on traok: arrivals Cali fornia 2. Nevada 1. Oregon 1. Idaho 2; new stock: 1 broken. 3 unbroken cars on track: arrivals Texas 2. Florida 1: market dull; Klamath Russets No. 1 size A $3.50-75. LIVESTOCK DENVER. April 10 (AP-USDA' Sal able and total sheep 11.300: very active late: slaughter lambs strong to mostly 25 cents and in instances 35 cents high er; two doubles choice around 101-108 lb. wooled Colorado $16.35; 32 doubles choice woolskins $16.25; few loads good and choice $15.75-16.00: all sales flat or memo: choice college fed truck-Ins $16.10; load good and choice clipped lambs No. 1 pelts $14.35: big string 94 lb. truck-ins grading mostly choice with No. 2 pelts $14.25: other classes scarce, strong: good-choice shearing and feed ing lambs $15.73. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. April 10 (AP-USDA) Salable cattle 50, calves PORTLAND. Ore.. April 10 )AP-l'SDA Salable cattle 125. total 150; salable and total calves 23; market active, fully steady on kinds available: few medium good steers $15.00-16.7.1; cutlers down to $11 .VI; common-medium hctfer 10 73 15 50- canner-cutter cows $7.30-10.00; verv few below $8.00 with wile Mown to WOO; fat dairy type cows $10 51-12.00; good beef eows to $13 75; good beef bulls $13 00-70; sausage bulls mostly $10 75 12.51: good-choice vealcrs $10 00-17.00; common-medium grades $12.00-15.50. Salable hogs 100. total 60); market active, steady at celling; barrows, and gilts mostlv $15 80; good sow $15.03; ,.n s-hnirt HA lb tVeticr niKS $llilK. Salable sheep 200: market active, ........... Lit aMl..phnr tM lh. VVtliilfHl lambs ' $15.00: medium-good grades $13.00-14 50; few feeder Iambs $10 00- 12.1X1; good yearlings goou c $6.00-50. CHICAGO, April 10 tAP 1S11A' - Sal able hogs 5000. total 10.000; active, steady; good and choice barrows and gilts. $14. a ceiling: sows and stag. $14.10 ceiling: complete early clearance. Salable cattle 11.000, total 11.000: sal able calves 600. total 600; choice yearling and light steers unevenly steady to 23 cents lower, mostly 10 to 13 cents lower: comparable weight kinds and all other grndes steady: top $18 00 for half-docn loads choice to fine steers with weight; hulk $15 50-17.30; moderate supply $17.63 17 90: heifers steady to weak, best $17.10. short toad outstanding 1140 lb. mixed offerings $16.00. Salable 'sheep 4000. total 5000: load strictly good and choice fed clipped lambs short No. 2 pelts 25 cents higher at $15.35: asking higher on wooled lambs with several loads good and choice Colorados held about $16 63; other classes practically absent: wooled slaugh ter ewes quoted at $6.75 down. WHEAT CHICAGO. April 10 lAP Grain futures brokers confidently bid the price of May rve up to another now all-time high today as interests with short com mitments again bid spiritedly for the light offerings. At times, the quotations were up the nickel limit allowed in a single day's trading, bringing the rist for the month to more than 21 cents a bushel, and for the week to 13J cents. Trading in oats was thin and prices easily influenced. Wheat, corn and barley finished again at ceil inns of si.BJ'j. si zi'i and m .-.i'a respectively. Oats closed unchanged to m cents above yesterday's final quota tions. May 83c ceiling; rye unchanged to a cents ahead. May Courthouse Records V.l . SB 1 .IftgOllft Mll.l-ER HHUCE John Colvln Miller Jr., 27, mechanic. Nutlve of Oregon. Krsl dcnl of Klamath Kails, Ore. Delpha June liruce. .iu. cierij. ' orado. llcsldent of Klamath alls. Ore. Complaints Filed Samuel H. MiiMwry vs. Paulino Mals bery. Milt for divorce. Cluuge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. (Ample mar ried Krhriciry 21. 1142, nt Dilltan, S. C. J. C. O'Neill, attorney fur plaintiff. ii .1 suiitviin .1. Noll I Sullivan, suit for 'divorce. Charge, desertion. Couple married in April, im. uemy attorney for plaintiff. llri.rilB tll-at ft I ftl Gladys G Uishop vs. George Oliver lit hop. , . Lea Mo- Smith vs. William Smith. Justice Court Francis Kugine Slowcy, no tail light. Fine $3 30. Francis Eugene Slowey no muffler,. Flu.. VS M, Karl Frederick Dehlinger. failure to stop at stop sign, fine .. Flod Leo Oaborn, no PDC permit Flod Leo Oi.lw.rn. truck of excessive width, r me M.jo. Froylaml Martinez, no operator s 11 poiko Kins S3. 30. Claude Willis U.ehn, failure obey atop sign. Fine 3. w. Hoy l.eland Waterhouse, no tall light. flnn CI 411 Albert Edgar Reynolds, no warning device Fine $3 30. Albert Edgar Heynolds, no license plates. Fine $3 30. Lloyd Millard Dent, no windshield wiper. Fine S3 50. John Ed wait! Washington Hoffman, no tall light- rme M ao. Albert Earl St. Louis, no muffler. Fine $3 30 Grnciie William Sanders, no tail light. Fine $3 50. -MC0 WERfc V I WMMlf- Vbi OrUSKWWG ' llffT I to tX?lWS15.POO,r 1 SO 2 PiWO IttCOVfe 1 I 600OV g 3.000 i YOSK MOtStV so m Mfc 'V tr i wo-we. SliTO. o Mow .. t-il UWWW la. VT .OOQ'I 1 I II NOli'Rt SO (, ..iHVj-Tl 'W FIKO THEB0 WAS A BL)Vi-EUNM02 NAMED 00AK. Tl fws WIFeTV BUT WHAT "K THERE WECE NVl ("7 THE FEW 1HAT WE V SEVERAL BKAUEO ' iXJZ&yJS-ft&Pff t!f J WOtig' 0,60 AB0UT THER ) NV T0 S14 M0 STEERED SEEINS DOAKS HELPERS KILLED WHILE RESISTING ARCESTi EAELV IN 33"v SIX VEARs I NEIGHBORS OF IN THAT f CLEAR OF HIS PLACS. AROUND, BUT COULDN'T Pmf V'WIWWWi I). t IjJ LATER IN AM r OUT 0 THE WA1 V ... DIDMT KNOW IF I IPENTIFV 'EW WC7W...TH0 i Sl XZjLl'H 3 II I ASUJ,M. l V PLACE... . VtHEREO BEEN ANM A A STOREKEEPER THOUSHT GAPPKV. OOP. 1 MV D06S'ARE BARKIN&.' WE MUST HAVE TKAVELEP MILES THIS IS BETTER I RK3HT, BUT THIS ' than walkim;i whole business cn , aisvnn .- j tolVEi ME THE CREEPS... FUNWV- LUOKIM& CAR&0.', f WELL, IF WE TRAVELTsaY! ARE MV EVES ST fukli GWE US A LIFT f T THIS IS BCTTFpV pi-, .,t. BE.VOMP THIS.POINT. I PLAYINI& TRICKS. A, I WILL YUH? WE'RE J T VHs? StJl'S SST' SHI 'S Tl V Wt LL HAV5 TO i OR PO I REALLY V V ,suT J I STRANDED' M cu Anu5 7 , u, wess II h SWM AK AUeKT? ISTRANDED-T BMj7c&- THE II sW StWWV I II - V II I k II I I . .! 1 Awn 4L,f V,' wLAD,VPU CAMEI MEAM I REALLY AMpl ( EVIOENTLY ) WB'vTW TfRECK., I HEAR. T WELL, YOU BETTER tKiwJi'S 5 JUNB 5-?m F66LIN& LIKEA SAOSAL-.-..X , YOU t-SlMPLY COUNT THAT NEW GAL GIVE HER THE DEEP- i 3 WAVMAN- j CANT SEEM TO LATCH OM To A MALE ITS ' j Ar5VT (GOT TD I WE IN! IS STRICTLY , FREEZE OR. ELSE 2. SnSTTZrr positively trnsic j ', aware break whats bar6ecued i i-g-, i ' -l)vlvl' a : V : ! that irop the , .. iH S S g'ima M7 I t?. THI5,S And you plan? If I I PflJ if rm-f J Jl 1 WOMAN- CAN HELP BRIEF I I V. ff. " lsissl.. Mwicj , s 1! , yCTZ ' THIS-HA t THERE I I S X T WHEH THE CROWS MAKE Y SO A HAWX IS HE IS-SEE? CETT!NS XwAhtW UAPITf LlJflROSt 1 V ALLTHATRACTHEYRElcOMINQ-WHATCAN ! REAOV TO SWOOP OOWH ?ttM& 1 YUHGOr sM I J r- frr SYNOPSIS Of ANNUAL STATEMENT or lliK St. Poul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. of St. Paul, in the State of Minnesota on the thirty-first day of Dei-ember. 1045. made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law liu'itmr Net premiums received . $21,902,133.08 To i ni interest, oivinrnus aim real estate income . a. 507.1:11 91 Income from other sources JJ3.H7tl.71 Total Income $24,745,117.60 Disbursements Net amount mi id Dollcv- holders for losses $t0, Loss adjustment expenses . AifiMttM com miss I oils or brok erngo 4 Salaries and fees officers. directors, homo oince em ployes . . .. 1 Taxes, licenses and fees . .. Dividends paid to torn hom ers (Ca.sh. $1,600,000.00; stock, none" 1 Dividends paid or credited to policyholders All other e.Npenditures 2, 3.45!).4H0.t3 441,11111.07 LB24.WU.TT 705.014.46 Total disbursements $21 Admitted Aiisets Value of real estate owned (market value $ 1 Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc Value of bonds owned (amor tized 31 Value of stocks owned (mar ket voluei 25, Cash in banks and on hand 3. Premiums in course of col lection written since Sep tember 30. 1045 4. Interest and rents due and accrued Other assets met ,607.009. M .014.923.76 195.437.70 .866.917.24 104.232 31 837,207.60 332.247.34 303 .040.13 Total admitted assets ... $67,046,154 86 Mabilltir. .Surplus and Other I und Total unpaid claims . $ 6,336.919.37 Estimated loss adjustment exoense for unpaid claims 130.000.00 Total unearned premiums on alt unexpired rinks . 13.846,606.72 Salaries, rents, expenses. bills, accounts. lees, etc., due or accrued 20.000.00 Estimated amount due or accrued for taxes 1,238.500.00 Commissions, brokerage, or other charges due ana ac crued 76.000.00 Alt nthr Hahilitfes 890.148.36 Minnesota Guaranty Sur plus Reserve i.uuu.uw.uu Total liabilities, except caDital S2.V338.176 63 Capital paid up $10,000,000 00 surplus over an liaDiuiics.. oi.ww,id.i Surplus as regards policy holders $41,687.978 21 Total 807.046.154.86 Business in Oregon for the Year Net premiums received $200,074.93 Net losses nald 113.007.53 Dividends paid or credited to poiicynoiaers n ST. PAIX FIRE & 3IARINE INSURANCE CO. C. F. CODERE. President. C. A. DOSDALL, Secretary. Statutory resident attorney for service. Louis R. Centre 1012 Failing Bldg., Port land. Oregon (4). A. 10. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND nrnrr DISTRICT LAND OFFICE. LAKEVIEW, OREGON. MARCH JH. 1U4U. NOTICE Is hereby given that Wilbur W. Ferguson of Box 91. Chiloquin. Ore mnn who. on Julv 26. 1938. made Home stead Entry. Lakeview Serial. No. 013939. for Lots 18. 19. 22 and 23. Section I. Townsnip M a . Hange o e... wiimmriw Meridian, has filed notice of Intention In m.ikf thri vear final Proof, to establish claim to the land above de scribed, before Chas. F. DeLap. County Clerk, at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on the 29th day of April, 1946 at 10:00 A. M. Claimant names as witnesses: R. S. Loosley. of Fort Klamath, Oregon F. G Brown, of Fort Klamath. Oregon H. T Williams, of Fort Klamath, Ore. gon George Denton, of Fort Klamath, Ore gon. CLARENCE W. OGLE. Commissioner or Register. M. 27: A. 3-10-17-24 No. 325. nORSFFI.V IRRIGATION HI8TRICT NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF Eli LiALI.ATION Notice Is hereby Blven that the Board of Directors of Horsefly Irrigation Dis trict, acting as a Board or luquanzation. will meet at the office of said district at Bonanza. Oregon, on Tuesday, May 7, 1946 at 1:30 o'clock P. M. for the pur pose of reviewing and correcting it assessment and apportionment of taxes. J. F. HEYDEN. Secretary of Horsefly Irrigation District. A. 10-17; M. 3 No. 337. You get better mileage and perform ance when your engine Is correctly tuned up. "HANK' Fsnnlng's Rich fl rid Service, 11(13 K. Main BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr.. $1.50 day Make Reservations For Sunday Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE FOR GOOD HEALTH! Hemorrhoids Jtecfcrf and Colon Aitmonts Hernia (Rupture) Gastric Ulcer Treated without Hotnltal Monday through Friday. 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Emnimti: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7 to 10 Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physician and Surgeon N. E. Corner E. Bumslde and Grand Avenue Telephone EAst 3918, Portland 14, Oregon LEGAL NOTICES NOTIt'K OF FIN Ali , NOTICE IS HKItKllY fJIVhN II a I have filed my final mvmmt as ""-Uluitor-wlth will annexed of thr estate of liKANDKH l. JACKSON, d-ccased. and the judge of the County t oui l for Klamath Counlv. Oregon, has II M'd It n o'clock In the forenoon of Ajtrlt .' ' and the rourtroom of the t imilt In the cour1houo at Marnntn Hills. Oregon, as the lime and place when and where any person may l'le-en I mi oblections or cxcepltons U 4 therein contained, mid nt said time an place tho court will finally settle aald account. A O. JACKSON. . AdmlnUliatnr-wlthwIll of the Male of I KANDr.H D JACKSON. I)eeea-fd. M. 13-20-27; A. 3-10 -No. 31(1. t Sarvlct! KLAMATH IRIIK1ATION 1.IS1UH T Noiit ii or mniNu or moamii or KOIAI.I.ATUIN , . Notice Is hrrehv given Ihnl the Hoanl of nitectors of Klamath Irrigation Ills trlct. acting a a M-rd of '"u,1"'i,V,l . will inert al lhi offi e of nUI n,r" ' In the courthouse haemrnl in 'he t u at Klnnt.ilh Fall". Oregon, on luedn. Mav 7. I4 at in a. m . '"r the punoc of reviewing and correctlnp It nsess ment and annorlinnmrnt nf tnves JOHN L. UTEWAHT. Secretary of Klamath Iriigallou District. A. tO-17 No 341 New Tortav TRANSFER ANT) STORAGE nt'SlNESS for sale. In thriving Grants Pass. Two vans, complete equipment, nlre nffice and dock, large warehouse. AH clear with good local and statewide busi ness. Wonderful opportunity for ex pansion a bufctnrss is here. Good rea son for selling MUM some terms. Com mercial Transfrr. 710 East H. Grantt Pass. Oregon. 4-12 " KLAMATH FALLS TIKE SHOP Now open at new local ton 2012 So. th. across street lj block south of old location. Quality recapping. New and used tires. Almost all sizes. 4-10 FOR RENT Furniihed apartment. ! ler apartments, 1 block south of Pell can City school. 4-12 FOR RENT - TD-ti International with hvdraullc dorer. Caterpillar 0-8, with doer and 13 yard scraper, fully op erated Phone 4U70. 4 23 WANTED -Woman for hour 'work. Ph. S2H0. "(Wlf WANTED Service Station Salesman work in Klamath Falls. Opportunity for advancement. Age IB to 33 pre ferred. High school education or equi valent. Apply Standard Stations, Inc. Oth and Klamath. 4-10 WANTED to rent by "April" 17 or before, two-bedroom furnished apt-, or house for family with two daughters, ages 17 and H. Price of rental no object. Please call lUilCt and nk for Kirk. 4-13 FOR SALE 500 sacks of need potatoes. One year from certification. Call aiitnl. 4-10 FOR- SALE 7-room" house, partly fur nished, with bath, fireplace and base ment; nice lawn with automatic sprink ling system, some fruit trees, large garage and chicken house In rear. Inquire 140 Lookout, or phone 07iU. FOR-SALE 30 Lincoln-Zephyr, 4 door sedan. Phone 40ti0. 4-12 FOR SALE One late model 2-row Iron age planter, one 2-way 1H Inch Oliver plow, like new. See at Standard Feed Store, So. 6th and Midland Rd. Phone 8300. 4-11 FOR SALE" Double "metal bed complete with maltrewi and springs. Also chest or drawers. Call 0773. 2J2:ilf FOR SALE 1045 Autocar. 150 Cummins Diesel, 703 tlmwnllpe, to I rear axle. 1000 x 22 tires, new; also 32 ft. Van trailer, 1000 x 22 tires. Phone 7468. 4-12 rORSA"LEGlrra-Hawthorne bicycle. 1150 East St. Phone 7100. 4-10 FOR SALE One 3-room furnished house with garage. 3 miles out of town. Ph. 7108. 4-l FOR SALE One "double drum Jammer. Phone 7109. . . 41 FOR SALE Bars" and back-bars, stools. 3 cash registers. 2 hand meat sheers. 2 pie cases, scales, restaurant gas range and griddle, booths, some foun tain supplies, dishes, silverware and glasses. Alarm and electric clock, etc. Hestaurnnt equipment bought and sold. 2415 So. 6th. Phone 52.17. 4-10 TWO Simmons bed springs and mattress. $15 each. Hospital bed. $11; wood or coal cook stove with copper coils, $23. Circulator healer, $;i3. Other furniture. 1345 Lookout St. 4-12 FOR SALE Daveno, Just like new, $50. Call 5753. 4-U FOR SALE -1034" Chevrolet "truck, me chanically good, new rubber, team 1250 lb. mules. W. C. Williamson, 4 miles East of Tulelukc. 4 12 215 ACRES fenced. 140 on Is and alfalfa, 50 posture, house, two barns, Will rent for cash. Sell equipment and stock. H. C. Galey. Agent, Ashland. Ore. 4-12 FOR SALE-700.IKM) head feeder hogs. 25-50 veal calves at public auction by the Farm Bureau at Anderson. Cali fornia. Wednesday. April 17. 1046, Calf Sale at 10 n. m.. Hog Sale at I p.' m. Hogs graded and sold in truck lnrtd lots. Calves sold Individually by the pound. 4-12 FOR SALE- 225' socks potato drop seed. Will deliver. Vincent Chojnacky, Bon anza. FOR" SALE-300 Savage rifle, or trade for 270 or 30-00 or 300 Magnum. 1134 Grant. 4-10 HOTEL FOR SALE-125 So. flth. 4-16 u&A H In 1T,e pattoted inner construcuon of the nebulUer. produce, "icro-line drople. making completely inh?Iablc which permit. ,d'""on to reach the bronchial area. i;it) So. fttli New Today roit KAI.K llmirh aatl mi-m. ''" ,""l,r . ,.n.l clov.r. M r... y Mr J 1. 1. now. iooim '' ' ' ri.inlil.lv Inn" i"ll""iv. V" , r' il....r. r..ur n.llr. f...m Pvd l.lBl.w. I'll.'. 91t4.IHHI 'I'rnni. II II IHINIMII. IIKAI.TOH .... ii)....... Mult........ I'.HIIIV 4 10 KOII SA1.K llial Mo.lol A or w" l.uv .....Il I."."'. lv ''?,r " '!,'! ilnwn H...1 M-W til''"". N" 11 I.AIUIK MOIIKHN IUIMK Norlll Hill HI ,, 4.mlr.mm lumw, rliw I". (Hci.l.i t. Hv hill r..o... ll.il.. r..m. " n. "...l Il"..rs mill "k ll.il.h. Kull !. I..I...I. tl fU.ll.C0 I1i.iIp ...i '"I lur.iUlioil. This iimiwrljr i".-.l.l " rotnrr Inl. "I" ' lrlsifc ls- . I...... anr.lt' Ktn'U'ii " ..l'ii.ip' u..l . In H P OMVKH. IIKAI.TOH or Joe llorslrv Al l.o...e C. H. .I'l....'.. Honney A V. MrVsy 8.lesiit.i ill So. a.h l-h. Allt your tires rely lor summer il.lv !...' W. ur..ilee our r.t'.lUi. live on il.v srtvlre. Commerrlul Tire Kervlre UU Sm.lli Hill )(l STOII"! I.ullitlna Iuiwm ' I'". Oreto... I.lvliu qu.rlers 1'u.l olllie. Here Is Hire llllle Inislnn. Ih.l l...e ..Ire IIVI.H wlll.oul he.vy work. Hris.lllY (..lent II. N. TIIAXI.KM Re.l E.l.le .ml Insur.iire Cresswell, Oregon 4 in SMAI.I. movln')ols. Pholia 31'I4 .11" . m 411 Krelil. roil HUNT J room .iLrlmeul No pe". no rlill.lre.l. Melroi.olll.il llolel 4 1 WANTK.I) Joh Until house work .ml rule of rlill.lre.l. Wunll.ml 4 i WANTK1) Hrll.l.le buy I" " ul'1; "f ol.lrr. A(i.ly 4atl Jefferson. 411 WANTKI) f.r hoiis. .lay sl.lft. Aoi'ly "t Paul's Urlvo In... 8o. Bill and M.rll... WANTKD TO IIIIY One lo 11X10 you... live rabhlli. 47J1I Krle.l.. WANTKO- (ilrl for rherklna dry clr.n llllf. Also se.mslress .ml silk finisher. Apply C.sr.ile laundry. 4-ltl WANTFl) Women for Inumlry work. Apply C.sr.tle Ijuimlry. 410 WANTKO Autoniolille. I m lirae.llly In nectl nf . Inle ...o.lel luetl r.r. Will pay r.sll. Clrelon, Arr.de llolel. 4 III WALNUT Olnlna riM.m set. table 4u n 5H. U rh.lrs. buffet. (14 X 20. very aH.d rondlllon. Phone 4.1IH. 4-13 EVKIIUItKKN.S for sale, tan Pacific Trr rare Phone 7430 4 10 roil KENT Outside rooms, Klamath llolel 4 10 WANTKI"Mlllwrllll to help ronitrurt and operate sawmill. Moil le compe tent. U W. Donley, Kl.in.lll lllver. Calll.. Box l. 1J WANTKO Cloorl used "r.r7 from owner, by private p.rty. Phone 507B. 4-10 WANTKO (ilrl for lleht offlre work, should understand shorthand. Phone 77on. , 4 13 WANT TO lll'Y Good used rar for ca.h Klrhflrld Station. 1102 K Main. 4-lfl rOH SA1-K Permanent wave marhtne. 24 heaters. 7.13 No. 2nd or 8429 after a p. m. 4 11 rOH SALE' Steel bedstead, looks like wood, roll springs and Inner spring mattress. Inquire 72fl Owens, end apartment. 4-10 Eon SALE E-flat " Bueirher saxo phone, good condition. Phone 7H02 412 rOH SALE StfK-k cows, fresh milk cows. HI. 2. Box 444 north of Junrtlon. 4-12 1 Mooting Notices Do You Need M0f If you do, t h .... Hlmplo, cull the Cotm?! IllltM'VltTW UIHl tllC injH coniilctiU. I.Ollli rr to $:ioo Kuril. tino, Klamath Tallf Mooia Lodgei No. 1106 meet on Thuri daj nlghu, 8 00 p. m. lnt- tlation every tecond and fourth Thumday. Wed. If The Royal Neighbors of America meeta the ecund and fourth Frt dayi of each month at K. C. hall. 408 Main. 2-30 PELICAN POST No. Vim, Vclrram of foreign Wars, ineeta every Ut and :ird Thursday evening in the KC Hall, 2nd and 4th Thuraday evening at Uanceland. All moeltnga oprn at 8 p. m. Viviling membera welcome. 2in.',tf Klamath FalU Aerie No 2000 Regular meeting every Tues day night. 7:45 p m. r.OE hall. Dth and Walnut Vialltng membera cordially Invited tf Lon and Found CITY DELIVERY SERVICE Phono S417 Sllltf in HERE'S THEM 01FFEREHCE jtMg tames in KM""- I CAUTION-fsa oofy dtrtcui- mm 4 General Noticei ON and after thl date April 8. I will not be reponaibla for debit rontrarlrd by anyone other than myself. Waller T. Moore, Merrill, Ore. 4-10 CAMERA OWNKHS Why waste film and tha expense of de veloping and printing for a few poor printi when a few lessona will help you make outstanding pictures. We have opening for S more sludrnls in our heglnnera class at the cost of ma terial used only. Call SfUO for appoint ment or call at 32.1 Main St. CASCADE SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY 4 Id asefceSeesBNeMer-.rVWVV4wlN' 8 Tranaporlation MOVE by podded vans to all points ih Oregon, Washington California, bans Transfrr 6t Storage 220 Main M. . J.1'."."0. 027 1- ivnott 10 Sorvlcoi Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If you miflr from rhi-iimatlr, ortliiitls or nrurltli pain, try this ilmiiln tnexprnilve Immo rcrlpo that ttionsnmla aro using, (let a jtck aBfl of Itu-Hs "umiMiund. two-wct-k fmitiil y tftflny. Mix It with a rmart of watir. mlrt the Julre of 4 lemrina. It's rosy. No trr.nbln al nil and pknsn nt. You only tnl1flMrin. fills two times a iiny. Ofttn within 4H htnni Bnmptlmrs nvprnlaht splrndlil rrfiults are obtained. If the pnlni do not qulrkl Irava and if ynt do not frrl tatter, return the empty parknitR and Ilu-i:n will rout you noth ing to try as It Is sold by your driiRKlat nnd.-r an nbsohitn money-hack gunrnnter, ltu-l"t f.ompo.ind It tr sslo and recomnitnrteri l drug stoma everywhere. DON'T Dig Up Your Sewer! ROTO-ROOTER FOB CLOG0E0 SEWERS AND DRAINS Phono 8390 for Electric Roto Rooter Sewer Cleaning Service LOOK! Do you want prompt, Courteous Service? If you do just dial "7423" We Deliver Anything you have promptly and safely. We are fully insured Merchants' Delivery M.W.F.lf DKNTISTRV-40U0 SHASTA WAY. 4-30 BOOKKEEPINO. snnrtnond. Typing Klndred subjects, offlro machines. KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE Pl" Ph. 47HO 132711 Iror.' in- 1 1 - from SSO to Sftnn nuttiiiHibile, iinil .... H li.k.. ... Ir..... ... . :.'u ti "" in id rr. to puy. n Commercial Finc corporation TOM O'DWYKlt 1UV N llll, sj,'1 Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo mil now tin ynur ,. for Low Monthly p.yJ Pat ton & Overee ni i. e . c riumuing o. riooting y Phone 6630 1401 Esplanod, SEWING MACHI reconditione: (All Mukt's) Work Ciiiiiriintccd In stock for vnrloui rrj PurU C Nrcdlrn Oil A t titcllln.iilj 0 Motors Sl'W-Litr.t Ithcn.stiit.t SEVv'ING MACH" SERVICE rhonc 6771 3218 Shu. REFRIGERATIC SALES and SERV DOMESTIC nd COMMEIICIAL Al! Mnkn Ports, Controls mid BjcJ In Stock. Oregon Equipment I'honc 0017 127 So rJ Loral and linf OUUsci MOVING Eads Tronsfcr & Stoq 320 Main Ht. Plums Bill TRUCKING " I hnv new trurk tni i trniler. Local or Ltrni! Dlitu llnuliiiK. M. R. 1IOLST 708 Owens Fhort DECORATINC Palming Paprhaniii truth or Spnr Old Work Our KpecliU Hornpt or Commtrtntl BM Walnut 81. r. J. Unti MONUMENTS A. H. PLATO Box 1338 Lakeview Will assist yon n selecting an ap propriate' memorial. NO OBI.K1ATION FREE ESTIMATES Work Guaranteed A New Inexpensive Method of Cleanina Clogged Sewers of Roots. HARTFORD Accident and Indemnity Company INSURANCE T. B. WAITERS Goneral Insurance Agoncy HRE . . . AUTOMOBILE 615 Main St. Phone 4193 RH0ADS Window Cleaned Complete HnuirrleinlAI r.stalllBllril 1024 Kenneth C. ilhoads Pbsa 'SEtTlC TANKS CLEW AND INSTALLED The Modern Waj W. BAKER I'll. 4!(i:t VENETIAN ULIND SHi CIcaniiiLt nnd RcpaiM Itol.ANO E. koit. N Phona v DltKS.SMAKINt; - Hiitt..ne Mi"1 riivpn.il Allerallrins nn W ' rlolhli.B Mrs. II M Aims Main. Honin Llll. I'luine l1 CIIAKIS (ounillllluns, J. M H WY.V1. VI 1 1.1. ca ro t nr ch I 111 ren "vlA your home. 222.1 (iiinlen. I.AWM" mnwer sharnenlnf It Inn. Fnclnry method o' A Krinniiitf. in nernre nwm. " II p. m. Mulsle's llcpnlr S Ith'hnne '-. II. NOTICE We rin fH.stnm nlnwlntf. CrOVlt' see us nt 121 West Main SI.' 741i:i. cllv. CALL in22 fur'averaluirrd a"nr4 wny nnd Ivory Sts. Von S i"AINTINU.""Keiiilonln " H lust. I'll. :tnli7. TKAM WOltK and Kiirdin plH Konnywhere I'honr W'1". J FOIt HTIIAHT'S OANCK mil ll.l:ift. I'AINTINt!, Inirrinr and tiinlns. II, I.. Urown I'non.. u.lkii.i.11. " rMI .'Ifc.tNlNU. work, city or country. 1 luaranugetl. frank Jciikl rI PAlNTlNbT bECOItATINdTl Hmiih lh... fniiifi allerSr' DltKSSMAKINU end all' Orchnrd Ph 07:ia ar.i'.iu JAnrvn L-i.r.ii. !...... a.uheel dr VI "'I S11 anywlicro. Phone HdH CAMKIIA repairs til all . Hell Sludio, nexl door " Theatre. W ATKINS pnODUCB J c. Mnn 2242 noma Ave. CURTAINS LAJND!!ltKa,',1 deliver. Ph. 4II7S. - CAIIPKNTEII work of all )" rnnlroct. Call us on 111"1 Phone BII24. alter S P- "V- ur4 KUI.I.KIt H""',"piS v-icm doycr. is.10 oitn .5 AVON PlIODtlCTS." Call Ui , DI1KSSMAKINO and Allc" nnd nld r lot Ii Inst . Mrs. I'Jj I113CI I'rrmont St. Ph. KFPA1H8 IlcTrilierntlon. t'liniic 114(12 or .v.-2. i WINDOW CLEANING-PW Ilnlihnrd. . .rJ i:iiirn smivi-i..VV --ml dr'l" smiled hy axporl ""' ""Sri .,.,u. .. ,,,r .... ... , MEimll.l, ClrW"'-,,), ClTV np-.I.IVRIlY HEH' Phono II4H Wil.lTVlo"1 businm'plowlna' '"' Inn Phono llll.'lll. :i Klamnlh, Phone 11403 or " V