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Newspaper Page TextCannery Men Picket Ships SEATTLE, April 22 (AP While Alaska ports were avail able for shipping again after the longshore strike ended Saturday, new troubles faced Alaskans to day as members of the ClO-affili-ated Alaska Salmon Cannery Workers union continued to picket northbound ships here. Alaska Steamship officials said last night the strike probably would cut off virtually all ship ping to territorial ports. Union officials said they would picket only boats intending to carry cannery supplies or work ers, but steamship officials said that the company, as a public service corporation, could not discriminate between different types of freight or passengers. Alaska carriers were to meet Sunday in an effort to get ships moving with commodities other than those bound for the can neries. The cannery workers are ask ing a 20-cent hourly increase over the present 69-cent basic wage, a 40-hour week and an increase from $25 to $50 in "standby" pay designed to com pensate cannery workers idle here while awaiting transporta tion. The Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc., with whom the cannery workers are contracted, offered to raise the standby pay to $40 but rejected the wage demand. Building Boom On In 2 Oregon Towns CANYON CITY, April 22 (JP) A building boom is underway in Grant county's little twin cities of Canyon City and John Day. Among structures going up in these early pioneer towns are a night club and a down town building which will be one of John Day's largest. FlKSClNG IITTIE RED FOLU3W5 THE STA.GE CCACrt TRACKS TO A yCU SSASS'NATIOW OP TUB RULES OP AT LANTIS , CU TIMB TRAVeLERS N0WAS IN A PORTION TO 03 SBRVE 7V CIVIL IZATION THAT m PRE HISTORIC TIMES COV ERED A GREAT SECTION Of- THE EARTH' j 1 1 CAriT SAVVY IT' THESE !- T7 a'lUeSM NO TRACE Of Trl' STAGE 1 I i-iY ( "-O JT BUT 1 frits? . -. TRACKS RUN RIGHT r-Sfc-CN. 1'SaC ?E AT ViE BOTOTV AMD 1 KiCiA i l'U TAKE n TriE!t 5 y " 8 WfTAll PVhViVL': XV4 6WKSSI pv-rJ I USCfSCri' - WW'S 4 nmxuus the sassasVTk ( evft. mow about ou scths thru old 1 jj 1 i ft In S iu sa wwr VECE IMPRES56D BY " 4, jTr.. . THEATRE BILLS IN THE PRAMA rEPARTmEHT? f Viirrfrf Jr. ' IHFOBMATlOll THOSE PtTTDILS WHICH WV f I SEE Is SOU CAN FIND ALMA6ORD0 00W15 jt I CM PICKUP TMEverORSOTTBIHAJ) I , Z 3 !U. ' I LISTED IN THE CASTS OF ANY PLAVS OR I T THE ECOUN8 EVER BEEN PUBUSHfDyvf t 8 IJ f- f - VAUDEVILLE HOUSES-CJw " ; HOUSE WHEBE .38 SOUS IN HIS WING, HE'S OUTA BUSINESS fOR A 6 L . 1 fSEE-'8 a m. amd tmev STILL )l have a feelI f Tmem The OTHER Bar's WHATr0 f If you were a wolf oh Aon ZrXZrT J?eE pound i i img-that lard took him somewhere y would he the loose, amd wamted ' e violated the i meamCppaTi cfFE wnwirwEwr b see a k To punish him L SEE? to pour, oh the roses,. ' . cHleI nl J- MEWg ReAU-Y .' I , GIRL DURING- f ls ' r WHO WOULD-n.- C Wr-Siw iSmi- - '''rTri WOMAN. HATING- WEEK, , af x r sj YOU rAT OWEN Si. W'!K&- WAS DISCOVERED! i .,fcS jlj . SEE? f ' UNQUOTE J; i visited pat T Clw ,&o'vWi&$ frrM liTTl ffl j, -o has disappeared mf vl V xH i 1 vl m f n ' ! FRECKLES. fyf$fy.Ji ff I n I V P 5 i' 1 imi77i 'mla'.wi.Hs rToNeYTYaTlI T FRED TOLD ME A LOT Vl SGETHEH E, I when r aofw sw coming I undgjstw---- i my name-but. op 1 1 we wb?g 1 about wu-i-i iew I twt mEoM- I . i I UP THE R0A0-THE UMf0QM- fM AWFULLY 1 COUR6 YOU WERE PRETTY 1 HEX) WANT ME TO COME- I (T IS TRUE-" A J I I JUST FOR A SECOND, 2 SORRY- HONEY-j 1 6AYtNG-OU WERE WITH m. CLOSE- - Af i OH- MY PPEO- Japs Executed For Tortures SHANGHAI, April 22 F Glum-faced Ma. Gen. Masataka Kaburagi, former chief of staff of the imperial Japanese 34th army, and four of his subordi nates died on the gallows at Ward Road jail this morning for their part in the torture parade and strangulation of three Amer ican fliers at Hankow in Decem ber, 1944. This was the first execution of war criminals by Americans in the China theater. The prisoners, their hands bound, were led one at a time into the tiny execution chamber ; at 45 minute intervals. The charges upon which they were j convicted were read to them. their heads were encased in black hoods and they were hanged. Kaburagi fell first at 8.17 a. m. The others executed, in se quence, were Warrant Officer Tsusomu Fujii. Sgt. Ma, Shoexeo Masui, Sgt. Koichi Masuda and Lance Cpl. Yosaburo Shirakawa. State Tax Study Commission Meets SALEM, April 22 (jP) The state tax study commission met here today for an informal dis cussion preliminary to drafting its recommendations to the leg islature, which will meet next January, The commission reviewed tes timony it has received, and dis cussed proposed new sources of tax revenue, including a sales tax. It also discussed the possi bility of reducing the cost of government and whether to re move the constitutional 6 per cent tax limitation. In medieval Italian comedy the plot was written out but the dialogue was improvised by the actors. This art form was called "commedia dell' arte." NEEON'T F?cT Vr7 A &REAT siClENTlfiT. " f"tHO AG, t-Alf-Q Ct A TOfiM(i V Tucu uniui uiu J.rtrz t,.- "N 83UT THIS SART0N &Ji N01-WITM A brL HIS PERFECTION FACTION 0s&S ro OUR J IN CUSTOM SHOULoN REBEL I Kf OP A WEAPON FROM IOLICIES HIS. A7TEi-.PT TO EASE THE TENSION ) SARTON HIM A DN6EROUS A l-gg- A-sSAtsSlfJATION CAME AS Vie-, L-e ( ESCAPED' J L Ks MAN...rl I avTV. tO ftrXEAT SURPRISE L-W5lEYm 1 WHILE Oregon Wheat Men Not Holding Grain PORTLAND, April 22 (PI The USDA Production and Mar keting association reported to day that Oregon wheat pro ducers are not holding back their grain. AAA committeemen in Uma tilla, Morrow, Gilliam and Union counties said a farm check showed 146.243 bushels of wheat delivered to elevators since April 1, and another 279. 911 bushels due for delivery by June 1. The PMA estimated that was 40,000 or 90.000 bushels above normal marketing for the period. Market Quotations NKW YORK. April S3. lAPt Relatively strong spots persisted In today's (took market alir.oui many leaden acted a bit fatigued. Some potential purchaser held aloof to await OPA development In coujrees. Closing quotation. American Can , ,,. t8t Am Tel Tel IsM Anaconda ,. . .. 47 H Caltf. Parkin 47 1 Comm'wl'th fc Sou . CurtU-Wrliht General Electric General Motors Gt Nor Ry Pfd InL Harvester - . 7 . 47 . . 99 Kennecmt LonBell "A" Montconiery Ward NaitvKelv N Y Central Northern Pacific ..... Pac Gat at Kl J. C. Penney Safeway Store Sears Roeburk Southern Pacific Standard Brands .. Studebaker Sunshine Mining Union OU Calif. Vnton Pacific V. S. Steel Warner Pictures .182 - 84 - 47 WHEAT CHICAGO. April 22 fAP With both professional traders and commission houses on the buying side. May rye soared another five cents today to a new all-time high. It was the second con- VOrW VOO CfSVk. ft !11 KL 331 27 30 4S ewutlve trading session (n which the May contract ties advanced lha full Ctva cant limit permitted In one day. At the rloee wheat, corn and barley were unchanged at celling" fata were unchanged to It lower, July Haa, and rye was unchanged to 5 centa higher, May ttSHV Potatoes PORTLAND. April 12 lAPt Pol a lives local Burin nk. f,iiKi -4 .a cental; lit ho, UU centai; Deschutes. 100. No, 1, S4.00 4.23 ceitUi; 2js. )1iu, 15s, oOc Potatoes- New riorlrts. SJ al5-3 TS bag New pJsVtoe- California long white. No. I, .74 ttundreuweignt. CHICAGO. April 22 (API ll'SDA) Potatoes: Arrivals 2J0; on track 2A7; to tal l. S. shipment rrtday 1014. Satur day (Ml, and ttunday ft. Old stocks: Supplies moderate, demand slow, market dun. New stocks. Supplies moderate, de mand slow, market slightly weaker. Idaho Ktuaet Uurbanks U. S. No. 1, ft.i tid-3.7S: Wyoming Ullss Triumph U. S. No. 1, ftJT3, Minnesota-North Dakota Cobblers commercial M 3i, Hits Tri umphs commercial ft 10; Texas So-lb. sacks Bliss Triumphs U. 3. No. 1 2-75. LOS ANGELES. April U lAPI (UBDA Potatoes: a broken. 4 unbroken cars on track; arrivals Idaho U. Utah J. Ne vada t. Oregon 1, Texas 1, 3 cars arrived by truck. SAW FRANCISCO. Aortl 22 lAP il'SDAi Potatoes: Market about steady; steady on new stock, dull on old; old stock: 2 broken. 8 unbroken cars on track: arrivals Idaho 2. Calif. 4. Oregon 1. Nevada 3: new slock: t cars arrived by truck, Texas 2. No sales, LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. April U 'API il'SDAl salable nogs 4tHXi. total B3ni: active, ateady: Eood ant choice barrows and tilts 14.83 celling; sows and stags 14-10 celling: complete early clearance. Salable cattle 1J tHHl. total U.0OO: sal- able calves IWO. total twO; general market fully steady; yearlings and light ateera slow, fairly active on all grades medium and weighty sleere; peddling market on starvation run of cows and butcher heifers; fed heifer fully steady; water fills a factor In market: largely ateer run: bulk 18.03-17 SO; few loads with weight 1B OO: scattered supDly it.u-it.imj. Light yearling steers 17.JA UOO-lb choice to fine heifers 1763: moat beef cows 10.5tM.10u: beef bull. 14 30 down: veal- era 17.00. mostly is. so and below; atock cattle scarce, firm. Salable sheep 9000. total 11.000: slaughter lamhe unevenly weak to 30 cents lower, medium to good grades showing least downturn following sharp break on such kinds last week: however, the top of the market promises to show more than SO cents loss coopered last week's closing peak of 10 85; five loads good to choice, mostly good grade, fed wooled western lantba sold lti.ouo, aev- Or -VOSY. UVOVW h VU. ?VOOVA, VVVl VJVW OAl . (' : whp-rr eral loads held slightly tmvt 1ft iW; me dium and good lambs 16.00-18 SU; several loads mixed medium to choice 13 7 il ia Bit; not tough sheep hers lu make market. SOUTH SAN FHANC'ISCO, April U iAl-1 lUHOAl Salabla rattl (Hi. valvas 89; mttllum-tod slii ami htlfart ab r,t; (imanil actlv. quntaltla alaaUy, cuinMUH.-inpdtum grass Itflffra i;i tK 14tstt; s.Mxl quoted IrtOO; ihm1 ratio rows Kl ,V U 5: madluin cows 11 W-IJno, i-.tntmoii laiNt-U.tK); canner-rullr.-s 7 tl.V); Iiiatt gtHct 1M5 llw. NvvaUa Iwof bulls U 3.1. ralvM slvady; liw ohol. vaalara 10.110; common -mtdtum U.0O 13W. Salahla 1M; lnchirts W fatxlar pttfs; market s trail y: pai-ltaga gmnl north tn California liu lb. barrows and gUU t ft 10; giX'd sows 13 00. Salabla shstp 1000; market cvnarally Ipailv ; S doks olil crop irtHHl-holi'a tti lb irh shorn lamba 11 00. balanr of nut sprint lamba; madium-rbolo sal able II .-U 00; madlu m -food woolad W9 quulsd 3 00 U. PORTLANP. Or.. April S3 lAPi tl'blA Salable caUU 000. total 1IUU; labia and total calvee 100; market ac tive, steady to strum; some Mies til rents higher; lower grade showing moat strength; bulk good fed steers II-W-IT 3A; 1 load good-choice IT (M; 1 tmn-k lot 17. W: common-medium grades IS Ml 10 IS; few gotd heifers 10 00-30: common-medium grades 11 iUMll M: ranner cutter cows ftOtMUOO; shells down to TiHl fat dairy typ cows H w 13 15; medium-good beef cows 13 00-14 OO; sau sage bulls largely lOMMSM; good beef bulls 13 00-14 00; good-choice vealers steady at IriOO-lTOO; few 17 SO. Salable hogs SOO, total IISO: market active, steady with top on feeder pigs 23 centa higher: barrows and gilts all weights 1MH); sows 19 OS: stags 14 SO to mostly 15 05; choice U3 lb. feeder pigs at 16 00 Salable sheep 000. total MOO: market about steady; good -choice wooled lambs 14 73-13 33; common-medium grades 11 00-14 00: load good choice fed shorn lamba 14.73; medium-good lamba 13 SO TS; good yearlings 13 73: 1 lot good choir 14S lb ewea TOO; moat wooled ewes 0 50 down; common grades down to 3.30. DENVER, April 13 (API lUSDAt Sheep receipt, salable 23; total 10.000; closed slow, lamb uneven, closing to 3A lower; 1 double good-choice fst wooled, lambs 130, few other loads 13.13-40. In cluding moderately sorted; all sales flat or memo; good-choice feeding or shear ing Iambs Including several Toads aver aging T3-BO lbs.. 13 00-73. ewes scarce, steady to weak; good-choice BOO-33. VITAL STATISTICS THOMAS Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls. Or., April 30. 196. to Mr. and Mrs Beverly Thomas, pos Wlard, a boy. Weight: T pounds i ounce. MAINS Horn at Hillside hospital, Klamath raits. Ore . April 31. ItHd. to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse .Mains, route 1 box loi.1. city, a boy. Weight: T pounds 0 ouitcea. CHRISTIE-Born at Klamath Valley hoapttal. Klamath Falls. Ore . April 22. ItHtf. to Mr. and Mrs. Alvm O Christie. Peltcan hotel, city, a boy. Weight: i pounds 13' ounces. riTZGKKALD Bom at Klamath Val ley hospital. Klamath rails. Ore.. April 31. IWfl. to Mr and Mrs. Dan rttifferald. route 3 box M. city, a gtrL Weight; 3 pounds 3 ounces. GODSBY Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath rails. Ore . April '41. 1940. to Mr. and Mrs. Elvln God.hv. 31 JO Cannon, a girl. Weight: T pounds S ounces. KELLY Born at Klamath Va ley hos pital. Klamath rails. Ore , April 31, lfUd. to Mr. and Mrs Carl Kelly. Chlloqutn. Ore . boy. Weight: 0 pounds 13 1 ounce TAYLOR Born at Klamath Vat'tv hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore.. April FV. iio. io nir. ana nrs. nurene a. i ayinr, 4427 Blsbe. a girl. Weight: T pounds $ ounces. Courthouse Records Marriage Licenses MISPELDT - ANDREWS. William Charles Mlsfeldt. 30. butcher. Native of North Dakota. Resident of Klamath rails. Ore. Virginia Lee Andrews. 22. .Native of Arkansas. Resident of Klamath rails. Ore M 1TC HELI-8f f I R EY. Jack Non-U Mit chell. 32. laboratory technician. Native of Oklahoma. Resident of Richmond, cam. Mary Ion Jeneece Shlrey. 19, record clerk Native of norma. Resident of Kiamain Palls, Ore. complaint rued J. P. Satterlee vs Mrs. J. E Blrdsell et al . suit to quiet title. F. O. Small, attorney for olalntlff. Decrees Granted Thomas H Wall vs. Genett Wall. Mary E. Elliott va. Buford R. Elliott. Mildred Baker vs. Gordon Wayne Baker. Alvtn r. Lewis vs. jane Lewis. Robert E Iovem vs. Beta L. Lovem. Marietta Splker vs Dorman L Spiker. Mildred Louis Knight vs. Kenton Karl Knight. Julia Ray Bell v. Leslie Edward nen. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nntlr la herebv elven that the under signed has .been appointed administrator of the Estate of Fiona 8. Ha (ton. alio knnwn a a Elnna Kafton and Sarah E. Kafton. deceased, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same to m with proper vouchers at the offlra Of linWKins napier, v-ouri nuuw, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from April u. iu-tu. VANCE V. VAUPEL, Administrator. A. 8-13-23-29; M. ft No. 330. Rale of Timber. Klamath Indian Reser vation. Little Yamsay No. 1-A Timber Unit. Sealed bids tn duplicate on forms provided therefor, marxea ouisiue ma Little Yamsay No. l-A Timber Unit," and addressed to the "Superintendent, Klamath Agency. Oregon." will b re ceived until 3 o'clock p. m. Pacific Standard Time. May 13. 1M0, for the purchase of merchantable timber on a tract within the Klamath Indian Reser vation. Oregon, deacrinea as me - Liiue Yamsay No, 1-A Timber Unit" The unit Includes about 1370 timbered acres with an estimated cut of lo.oooooo feet B M. of Ponderosa and sugar pines. In cluding a possible small amount of DOUgias r ir. inrense Lfanr, inq mnrr species. Each bid must state the price oer thousand feet B. M. Rcrtbncr Deci mal C Log Scale that will be paid for timber cut and scaled prior to any re adjustment of rates as specified In the contract. No bid will be considered for How Unr since vnu'ee had vour sosrk plugs cheeked, cleaned and spaced? Dirty plus cut gasoline mileage. "HANK1 fanning- Richfield Service. 1 103 K. .Main (PTJAMBF at tisotNa Df.s.tMrNf, wooirOAM cotr. niw toik io. h.t.. mmmMih nt main TrT Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulslon reHerss promptly be catite it Roes right to the aeat of ths trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to soil you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the oough or you are to havt) your money back. CRE0MULSI0N for Couihi, Chut Coldi, Bronchitis I atTJlsSI 1 less than IT 39 per thousand feet It M for pondnoaa and sug4r pines; J 4U pel thousand feel U M. for Douglas fir and Incense cedar, and ft TO per thousand feet U. M. (or other spvoles. Under the angulation u( the Offtco of 1'ilie Admtit lihiillon, entitled "Maolmum Price Regulation 4U -Western. Tlnitwr." maul mum pi Ires have been Imposed effec tive Augua.1 ai. 1U4.1 which limit add! tlons to the minimum acceptable bid prices. These are on file in the office of the Suiieimleiuleiil, Klamath Agency, Oregon, and are available to all inter ested In this unit. Ktirh bid must l accompanied h a certified check lit the amount of 30N) on a solvent Hank pay able to the SpcUl llUliurstng Agent. Klamath Agency, Oregon. Hie depoatl will te returned to unaucresaful bid ders. The deptMii of the successful bid der will be applied as pari of the pur chase price a g (it list tlmWr actually cut on this unit only, or retained as liqui dated da ma gee if the bidder shall not execute Ihe contract and furnUh satis factory bond for eioooo within 0 days from acceptance of this bid. Tha right to waive technical defects and reject any or all bids Is remerved If two or more bids at or above the maximum prlcea prescribed by M. P. H. No. 4mi aie received they will all be considered as If made at Ihe maximum allowable price, and the contract awarded lu ac cordance with the policy enpreased In Ueparliuenlal Memorandum of January 3. 1H44. Copies of this memorandum are on file at the office of the Niiperlnlend ent, Klamath Agency, Oregon, and may be refetred to upon request. The con tract will specify that all designated tim ber shall be cut and removed from the unit prior to April I, itMH. for copies of the contract, regulations, map of the sale area, blanks for submission of bids and other Information, apply to the Su permteudetil. Klamalh Agrncv, Oregon Dated this lith day of April. HMO. at Chicago. Illinois, Commissioner of In dian Affairs A. 13 33 3U, M. 0. No. 333. Ht'MMONH Fqulty 19H r"CtilT COITRT OF THE cTm'NTY ohUON rOR KLAMATH LUCINA aV RYNDERS. Plaintiff vs EARL K RYNDERS. Defendant To Earl K. Rvmtera: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. GREETING: r You are hereby required to appear and answer ihe complaint filed against you on or before Ihe Tlh day of May 1040 and If you fall to so appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for Ihe relief prayed for In her complaint agalnit you. lo-wlt: For a Decree of Divorce on the grounds of wilful desertion for the period of one ylTti or ln cu"!tKly her minor children. This summons Is served upon ynu by rubllratlon pursuant to an order of the lonorable David H Vandenberg, Judge of the abxive enlltled rogrt. .aid order being dated Aprtl S. ltH0. the first pub licatton thereof being on April 0 and 1P40, PUDlcatlon being on April W. FRED O SMALL. Attorney for Plaintiff Suite 1, MelhaM Hhlg . . Klamath rails. Otrgoit. A. A 13 32 3 Nil XL3 NOTItr. Or MMTINd OK Kl. AM A Til ttilMV tt(MKI Of EUl'At l.ATI(N -.TIUAMK KEHY NOTiriKD THAT THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION of Klamath Count v. Stale of Drrtfon. will meet on Ihe l.tth dav nf May, liHn uec ond Monday of May., at the County Court Room In the Court llntue, and will remain in seialon for three Mt weeks from that date, fur the purpose of ex amining the attexrnent mil for Ihe year lM. and rorrevling alt errors tn valu atlnns. desrriptlons. and qualities of land, lota, or other property assessed by the aiaessor. It shall be the duty or al) persona Interested, to appear at the time and place appointed. All protests against val uations fixed by the assessor, must be riled with the Board during the first fifteen il.V days of said session. A 22 20; M l No. 300. "The Board of Dlfeclnra nf Klamalh County School District will receive eaiea ouu on In A If una school build ing, exclusive nf the gymnaalum and the wood shed; and on the ground occu pied by said bulldlna It Ida will be opened at 2 00 p m. Wednesday. May 0 at the county school office in the Vet eran's Memorial Building. Klamath Falls Oregon. Each bid Is to 1 accompanied by a check payable to Klamath County School District for IO'- of the amount ne nin i ne tioarci reserves the rtghl to reject any or all bids. Signed. H B. ASHLEY, Clerk. A. aa-HT. Inc. No. .W2. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATF or OREGON rOK KLAMATH COUNTY J. P. SATTERLEE, plaintiff vs. The Spouse or J R Bfrdsell, whose true name Is unknown: the Spouse of J M Blrdsell, whose true name Is Unknown: Ernest J. Schramm. If living, his heir and assigns. If drrraard: and V. O Rraaer. If living, and If diseased, his heir and assigns: And All Persons un known claiming anv Interest In or title to the real estate described herein be low, defendonfi EQUITY NO TOW To the Spoil ie of J. E Blrdsell, whose true name is unknown; the Spouse of J M. BiretL whose true name la un known: Ernest J. Schramm, if living: and If deceased, hla heirs and assigns: and V. O. Itoaser. If living, and If de cerned, his hetr. nnrl ai'en- IN THE NAVE nf the STATE Of ORE GON. GREETINnR: You and each of ynu aro hereby re quired n appenr and answer the com plaint filed agalnat vnu In the ahove entliled suit, on or before the 20 1 h day of Mav. ltMfl: and If you fall to so in pear and aniwer. for want thereof, the plaintiff will anply to the Court for the re'ief prayed for In IU complaint, to wlt: That all persons thereafter be bar red from bringing any action of suit to cla'm nny ttHe adverse tn that nf plnlnltff and from enforcing a rtam under the mortysee de scribed tn the rnmplaint. 'he land doirrlhed h'a? .f tlfck tl. BURN A 1MSTA AnotT'ON to the Hlv nf Klamath Palls. Oregon. Tills summons Is served unnn yon hv piib"ca,,on miru"t to an orde n Hon. orable Dnvld n Vnndenberr. JiMre nf the above-ont'tid court M o he ng dn ted the yith dav of Aor". HHfl aid i pimllahed for four aitccesalve we"-, i'- fmt niib"cat'on being n AnrH 1040. an' IpI in on May 1.1, 1040, FPED O. RM' L. Attorney fr Piaint'ff Suite 1. M"'ha- ntilldlng, Klamath F-"s, nrgon, A WWW fl u wo w CLASSIFIED HATES On dnv ,. - , ,, nr word 2 da run ., , - , word S H dav run I, i , word 11c 4 dav nin ,. ,,,- , , nr word lie 1 dav run - word t4c Month run ,,. 'vorrt (V Week run per word !e Ads received hv 1 on n m will annenr mm afternoon In "Ne(e Torfar" column NFW HPPAt.D AVD NFWft oh on num her fit 1 1 Nw Todav lb"l2 PORD V-B for sale. 2020 Eberle' Cnlt after fl 4-22 LOST Brown billfold Finder may keen monev, please return billfold, A. ". Washburn, nhone 4dH2. 4-24 rOR CLOTHES LINE WHIR sea the Coasl-to-Coast Stores, 112A Mnln. 4-22 WEHAVK HOME BEAUTIFUL dining room furniture In cherry and walnut wood. We have Just received a ship ment of clothes hampers, the stow away type and "hli-n'-her" type, DON'T FORGET TO LISTEN TO PHEWITTH PROGRAM TOMORROW AT 2:31 OVER STATION KFLW Cnsh Terms Trade PREWITT'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 2244 So. 0th Phone 7.110 4-22 TOR RENT- Km 1 1 apartment. .10 Mnln. 4.23 BIKES FOR RENT 25c nr.. $1.50 day Make Reservations For Sunday Phono 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE r I0M0U0W A 1 1 i 0 H I 4-V10iTABll LAXATIVI BULLDOG llaWCh DKUmmUNU aU TO-NIGHT KFJI 10:00 iiiiiiai n h nw, Kismsm ran., oi'. 4 Q.n.nl NotlcM Student Instruction CHARTER SERVICE - SCENIC RIDES Normon Polill, Instructor Klamath Aircraft Service DEALER FOR LUSC0MDE SILVAIRE A, J. "Tony" Sloinbock, Owner Worden, Ore. (Hiway 97) Phone 7858 New Today rOH RALE Oil rlrculatnr, rmnplele with nil barrel and vnpiwr tulitna, MI uu B2S Nu. ath. Phone 413. FOR RENT tine .1 rmim furnish.! apart mailt MS N Bth. I'hime OsM, i ll " rOR IAI.B ON Main HI., reateureitt ami mtuplete equipment. wliU'h livrluilss Iwn large rvhlgcratnrs. staam lahle. arlll, also stock appmalmalely Price Terms J, W. RANOEIUt. Itealtnr Phnne TMI -M WANTED 1 new men to Into wihhI business. Can furnish iMiwar equip, metil and truck Ray tlmitfh, BkylKie Ranch. Rucky IMne. Orasjoii 4-J4 "Hl'Hl'ltHAN HOME AND AORKAUK 8 HUOMH, fully modern, part ( flottrs cariMtfd. Venetian Minds, lawn all fmdi 3 arte, mnally In alfalfa. god pasture, small barn, dandy s.n. all under Irrigation Near Lakevlew Junc tion. I'rtce nmH NEAR Hit AST A RCHOtll. t BEDROOM H. 1 acre, datidv oil, house not modern; other building- I' rice laiuoo. Kf HARVEY MAltl'IN, Kaleaman E (.HAY Hvallur 1021 Main , I'hona lEvenlng and Niimlayi I'hone, !VJl.l or sinw 4 32 rOn7 SALE 'XI l'ltnouih. good motor, good tires lU Ttui. alter a p. ni . or come to JA.W While. 4 24 FOR HALE Cash, liu IMinoulh c.ut. In fair shape Hacrlflce lor Immrdlate sale, by owner, tk-e at &vu nhmta Wav. any lime. 3 WANTED Saleiladlrs at Whylat'e Must be e&perlencvd Apply morningi s as dHOCKHY and meal store for sale In Crescent City Living quarlvrs In rar. Complete stock 12.MM camh Write Miller s r.K-ry. l'rrcnt City. I'a elite Ave rrank L EgMrs. a-4 l.DHT (Iray leathor covrred I suit bag with white rawhldo binding. Inltlalsd In gold. "V N C ," full of rlolhes of value only In owner Return to Vernon N Chair. 3-14 Main Ht Howard 24 BALED HAY for sal He man in store at Olene J P Roper. 4-27 HEIlCt'ED ONE IIAl.r for CLEARANCE, children's teddy bara. Many styles from which to make your seise Hon Lucas furniture. IPS E Main 4 34 CltARlS fmindatlnns " Appointment In your home. J. M. U h- Ph. Bi-' 4-2t LOUT "0ld trtentlflratlon hrarolet. name Hllaa N. Reece, 3WUMTU, I'h W 4 23 rOH'llAl.trurntihed ' 4-roiim huae Inquire al 611 Jefferson. 4 34 FOR BALE Kkyrhlef llalllcrafler radio. a.13. Perfect condition. I'attennn Hi 4 33 JANITOR wanted. Apply Bsgulre Ttve- air offlc. iisiii FOR RENT 1 o M acres nf god potato land. Cash or hares. Write tt"x " care Herald-News. 4 34 WHITE ENAMEL INCINERATOR, circu latlng type. romplft with culls. Only i rr M Phone 37 4 33 NKW' DAVKNOB AND CHAtRB. floral tapestry covering. In nM ami blue pa I Urns: awing rocker and pillows matrh dsventm and make Ideal living room sulU Priced at 11.13 30. Lucas rurnlture. 1U3 E Main 4 34 WANTED Woman for light hmnvwnrk and companion for eml-lnvalld. I 'hone IU4W. days. 4 34 REWARD offered for the rent of a nicely furnished apartment or limit for fam ily of three. Phone TiJoU 4 33 rOR BA1.S 3-ruom hotiM -not molerni with B acres nf land. barn, chlrhen house and double garage. .umx). Phone 617. 4 34 WIlX "trade""eaulty"in -ro.m miKlern house with full bate man t. floor oil furnace and electric hot water heater for a lata model car. Bee at B-W Market or phone ttVT7. 4-34 JUBT RECEIVED, tricycles' and hand cars for children up m 3 years, ah metal construction Tricycle priced at IU S(l and hand car at III 03. Lucas Eurnlture. Itifl E Main. 4 24 FOR HALE Medium sit upright piano Call B413. 4-34 FOR RALE Rnlld oak breakfast tahle and four r hairs, also electric centri fugal water pump. 3 lnch slia. Ht 3. Hoi 0U7. or phonn .TUIB, 4-33 WANTED- flnmenne Io make two com forters. Have the down anil materials. Phone B018. 4 33 f-OR BALE Vi6" sacks" Netted Ocm seed potatoes, Redmond stock. Margnret Olson, Tulelake, Calif. Tel. 41B.T-M. 4 33 FOR 8At.K B'Vnnrn modern hoiue; terms rash, Rlvervlew Addition, Keno High way H. Nelson. 4 34 rOH HALE-3fl fiKt cabin Ixiat. built for outlHard motor, I3UB. VW Front HI. Phone Bjki3, 4 34 REtHBTERED nurse will care for work ing mother's children. 3m: Turn age. 434 PLASTER fN 0 and repair work. Ph. a27. 4-24 FOR BALE' Dry fir nody wood. Ray's Fuel Yard Ph. 7B10. 4 33 Wlt.L" pay "cash for clean model A coupe Phone 7IKHI 4-33 FOR RENT - 3-room furnished house. Prefer steady couple Interested In working, man spare lime, woman two days or more a week. Write llox :VM, care Herald-News. 4-30 WANTED Woman for help with general housework. 10.15 Mnnunlta. 4-34 WANTED Good used bicycle, nut" over l.VDlal M30. 4-3a BPF.CtALOKFEHIN(J A MODERN 3-bedroom home, wrll hiillt and newly decorated, pnrlly furnUhed, on a large lot with gurngr and chicken house, located In Lenox Addition. Price l.lflOO. J. W. SANDERS, Realtor 1213 Mnln Ht, 4-24 DRASTICALLY REDUCED, five sires UNFINISHED BOOKL'AHEB. now priced at f.iri.1. ST. !(, IU4ft and I140 Lucns Furniture. 1U.1 K, Mnln. 4-24 WILL lake saddle horses Io pasture. B miles from center of town. Noel Brothers, Midland. 4-24 LISTINGS WANTED Farm, livestock, rnnch. business. Ivun F. Ottoman. Realtor, Mnlln. Oregon. A-4 OFFICE CLERK -.Transportation' busi ness, pernuinenl as cashier, typist, fil ing, answering customer culls. Inter est Ing, good working cnitfllllons nnd pay If you ran qualify. Call Mr. Cram for appointment only, 4101. 4-22 CAMDEN, berries, water free. 40on Shasta 4-20 FOR SALE 11CI0 Ford coupe, nr" wlTt trade for pickup. 4;i:i0 Arthur St. 4-24 FOH RALE WelLliiillt 2-hedrniim house, cement foundation, gtitNcd-ln utility porch, electric hoi water tank; .V4kKM fl. lot, 711 Cook St., between Uphnm and Calif. 4-24 FOR SALE One double horse trailer. See at Fair Grounds, ask caretaker for Information. Also onw young, well broken saddle horse, saddle and bridle, See after B o'clock at lfln:t Ivory, or call l,oren! Co. and ask for Wnlly. 4-24 WANTED Men and boys tn set pins, lOo per line, earn from 13 In tit evenings. Apply Klamalh Recreation, HID Main St., any dny after 4 p. m. 4-2T PUI1LIC school art supervisor and wife wish house by September, (ilvn excel lent care. Wrlln Roberl flanlslcr, HI27 Chfirnelton, Eugene, Ore. 4-24 OlHCllAHURD murine nnd wife ' will gladly exchange fox hole nn (iuadnl cunnl for a pluce to live, Ph. A1H)I. -.4a:, FOIt"SALE Hydrflullacult1viitnr for M-Fnrmnll trmdnr, complete. Jit. I, Hox 1.72, or phone (1017. 4-24 MONUMENTS A. H. PLATO Box 1338 - Lakovlow Will assist you In leleeilnff an ap prop rials memorial, NO OMLIOATION "Vj'I'LI'--""' r" "' y 4 Ointnl NotloM Now Today YOI'NO man wUhea ride tn South Da kota by Wednesday evening flood driver Itcfi'icmet, Hhaie expenses, 301 West Main. 4 33 FOR TRADE UWT CheV IH-lon tmclc with ptiwer take off. feillhser spreader attachment; and IUIA Mulck sedan food tires ttolli for late model sedan, loa 33. Hprague River 4 37 I Mvottng NotlrB ALOHA CHAPTER, Eastern Mtar, meets Tuesday. April 2.1. al Masonic temple. 41B Klamath Ave, at p, nv Visitor Welcome ALPHA PHELPfl. Worthy M4iron. BANrtlllD BKI HY. Worthy Patron. . ... 9 I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tticilny 8:00 PM. Bth mi'l Mnln St,. M.T Klamath Falls Aerl No 3ooo Regular TP meeting every Tues ilsy nnl.l. 1 J p m. sll. roc hall, am si.d aBa9anSaat WilnuL Vl.llln, Pl'izJ t " ni.mlrs nrdlally Wt iitmjm llivltai M I'KI.ICAN HIST Na IMJ. V.leran, u( f-..rl,n Wat.j n,tB sv.ry 1st and 9.4 Thursday availing. In lha Kt: Hall, InU and 4lh Thursday (T.nlflll al lanrland. All ni..llnaa n.n at B. ,11. Vlaltlha- n..ndMra w.li-oma. llualf iju'innrii.'.-.-,-.'! " ' -' 2 Lou nl round LOHT Hmall rad puraa. rnnlalns drlvar's llrsnsa and ,Im-s KiihI.. may aa.p int.n.y If r.li.rnrd. tlrln, lo Harald and N.wa t.dlra LflhT Ilsy mar, vlrintly at Kana Ul. 4 yaais uld. liny whua star .n l,,ra hrad Th 42113 nr IH4A Haward 4-13 l.OST Al Hwant.na llarlwr Nhnp. man', liruan Varl-lhin avrutwalrh, y.ll.tw fluid, rnsa rryslal. rad I.NP saennd land, iiumtwls 1 lo 34 It.ward. NA quasll.ins a.a.d all ansva 4-U " CITY Iirl.IVKKV KMVICa " t-huna Mil unit Cnoral Notlcn a A Dill x linmiU run nrxT 4M MARTIN Ph 1144 4 14 I Transportation MOVK tty" padded van. in all points" tat Orrfft.n. Washlntion California. Kana Tran.l.r as nuaa, UU Main i. l-huna 0271 lisuu 10 Sarrtcaa Do You Need Money?. K you do, 1 1) e answer If Imiile. call thn Commcrclnl Flnnnce. A friendly quirk Intrrvlcw dikI the loan Is comiilclod. Loan from J50 to $300 on your Salary, Furniture, or Livestock, from $50 to $.100 on your automobile, and you may take as long as 18 month to pay. Commercial Finance Corporation TOM O DWYEll 107 N Oth SU 7711 693-U Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo con now do your work for Low Monthly Payments Patton & Overeem Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121tt PAINTERS ond PAPERHANCERS Avnllnbla at Patterson and Son Point ii nd Wullpnpcr Store 1220 K. Main Phono 3M24 M-lf LOCAL MOVING AND CARTAGE Anything Anywhere in Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7:80 101 Klnmnth Ave. 88.811 DECORATING Palntlns Pnparhanglnf RrilBh nr Spray Old Work our Spsclslly Unmet or Cominarrlal 1138 Walnut St. Cliona 41174 P, J. Unit lointl VENETIAN BLIND SHOP CIcnnlnK and Repairing KOI.ANU E. KOrT, Ownrr Phnn lliuil nil N 4ih ina.ni SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspootlnn Free Modern Kqulpmtnl Conlents Hauled Awav Ed F. King I'hnna aa.W 474HU CITY DFI.IVFllV SKItVICB" , I'lmna 11417 IMtll ClmTAINH loundarad ndilratonad. I'hnnn 11717. 4-xim CONCIiriK WORK DONB.CoI1 6750 nr IIIU Wnnlrn Ava. S-IS roll HTIJAH'l'H DANCE OitCiltiHTHA, rnil un;in. 4-aam 'SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED " Modern Kqulpment 4 Wheel Drive Truck will gn anywhere, Phone HDIfl nr.Ni isTnv- 4oki hiiahta wav; T-.iS CAMKItA repairs n( ell kinds dune al Dell Studio, nest door to Pino Tree Theatre. piStt AVON PRODUCMCell 6144,'-l