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Newspaper Page TextIt m J n i It 3 Kl & la Ci it a r T, V Ell Kl M IU 1 clt tlx tml to . U hi In not T3 X I i - r:- 4: V. Sharp Decline In Army Funds WASHINGTON, May 6 (PI President Truman today submit ted to congrcs a program call ing for expenditure by the war department in the next fiscal fear totalling $7,246 33.1,200. The president said the esti mates contemplate maintenance of an army of 1,070,000 men and officers on June 30, 1947. This would compare with 1,300,000 on June 30, 1946. In addition to maintaining this strength the estimates provide $500,000,000 for government and relief in occupied areas and $200,000,000 for the atomic bomb service formerly carried on by the Manhattan project. The program compares with the preliminary appropriation estimate of $7,100,000,000 for the fiscal year 1947 which was Included in the regular budget submitted by the president last January. It compares also with estimated obligations of $19.3 billion during the current fiscal year and to $52 billion for the fiscal year 1945. Klamath Girls Back From Overseas Duty Nan and Adra Goeller plan to spend the summer at the Lake o' the Woods home of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goel ler before making definite plans for civilian life. The girls were separated from navy service March 21, 1946, after serving together in Hono lulu for one year. Nan who served three years in the Waves took her training at Treasure Island and had the rate of store keeper first class at the time of her discharge. Adra Goeller Sp. t. 3c, trained In San Diego and served two and one half years. Both girls are graduates of KUHS and Southern Oregon College of Education. X 3 KNOWING ATLANTIS wiu.ee a FOR THE REBEL a o o . IF THEIR INHUMAN WEAPONS PROE ELEC TIVE AGAINST AN IN VADING BAND Of ATHENIANS, OOP AND BOOM, HOPING FOK A PREVIEW OF CATASTROPHE , HEAD FOR THE ZONE OF HOSTILITY. " PJ 1 Tjr?? )?!JsmSl jfK LXAvTrfj'igi'' J7Sa h , Mf ih r w mct. incwcl u. j I fCONHDENTlALLY, )SeZ YOU.' iM GONMA CAMP (M ECTOR ,JU ST WHY WONT FRANKLY, RALM I BR I SCPEWR4LL.THL; HEBE TlU HILDA TAKE"; ncJ 1 YOUR SISTER SEE ME? SHE SAYS I I CONHDENTIALLY, ElLDA STILL SCREWBALL, THIS WONTErxl REFUSES TO SEE LARD. DESPITE HIS EFFORTS TO MAKE AMENDS FOR BMORIN& HEC DURING-W0MAN-HATINS- WEEK. BUT LARD IS Tkvins- NEvY TACTCS anywhere V COW- 1W H MVCT. IMC. T. J. St ' .... -W' fHIS A FINE YOUNG MAHT YES. GPflMPrtW-" HE HASKT ANYONE WArmo" HMM-VMULDNtI utf 7Jr , A I HEU- MAKE SOME GIRL A HE DESERVES I FOR HIM-BUT THEPG RE HAVE THOUGHT I Ji?.E f SL? 1 2? XL V I WON&ERFUl- HUSBAND- I A FINE GIRL. I BOUND To BG LOTS OF NICE ) HE'D HVE HAD J ?m S ll TE ht-7J."l. - " '! ' -r S. " .V L OR-S IN H,S T0WN- A "f3 GO THAT FAR-j Chiloquin Couple ' Married At Reno CHILOQUIN, May 6 Reno, Nev., was the setting for the marriage vows of Miss Beth Hcffner and George Pohll of Mowich, taken last Monday with a Protestant minister at Reno officiating. The bride Is a former resi dent of Kenosha, Wis., but is at present employed by the South ern Pacific as telegraph opera tor at .Mowich. Earlier this year she was an operator at the Chil oquin station, and it was then that she met her husband, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Pohll of this city. The young couple will make their home in Mowich where Pohll is employed by a lumber company. They have returned from a short honeymoon and last Thursday night were given a reception in Mowich. H. A. McGee. S. P. agent in Chilo quin, and Operators Irma Johnson- and Van Wyckoff drove up to the affair. Boy Scouts Seek St. Louis Delegate The local Boy Scout council would like to contact a local businessman who will be In or near St. Louis May 16 and 17. The council would like to author ire such a person to vote on behalf of the Modoc Area coun cil at the national council elec tions. The program in St. Louis will feature as speakers Gen. Joseph Stilwell and Adm. Chester W. Nimitx. If such a person can find it possible to attend all or part of this meeting, the local Boy Scout council would appre ciate his calling the Boy Scout office, 6918, for further details. Woodrow Wilson is the only former president of the United States buried at Washington, D.C. core. k ovo "wasl Sez you.' Im gonma CAMP HERE TILL HILDA TAKES OFF 5 w.vo. va i 1 pv6.lcM.swt I toors toot spkj I VLJchwr I Jot voo I 3 I aool 1 sou see, cop, sahtons remls - wow cva reckon wsntal agility is not N 1 C6T TOO FOXY WITH THEIR SUN- SET OPPN. ( MV STUWBLED ON CONPINED TO THE 2tf CENT-I BLASTER WEAFOMS, THEY WAY A MESS OP K ATOMIC ENEKGV J URYJ THEY'VE USEO IT. INDUS V SHAKE THE UNSTABLE VOLCANOS-- S22. IO.OOO VEAES A TRIALLY POR GENERATIONS. J a Of- SOKTA BLOW ; V Bbt-OKfe Wt DID ? GOT IT FROM RADIO ACTIVE V ATLANTIS I I V THIS ISLAND ltt:i.. --Oalffi Miucn im Tuncc I anouLcm a ' T METAL PECULIAR TO ' W-, ' &?ZM'2?9?Z I ATLANTIS. AG NQTpn .fa." u. c . 4. - '. 28 S- 1 J L 8T PLATO. a ,mmAncmetmt, "-"S f.-6 J WONT 3ET YOU I HER BOXIN& GLOVES J r'rrfZT YOU'RE GeTTIN' ANYWHERE K-Z, JLr Vf lOO FAT - u lyc-r-r v v v. , . ,i. ia yrrtr m i i New Pine Creek Nimrods of the turbulent streams and well-filled placid hikes, gluttoned by the melting snows from the higher reaches and in some cases still icebound, found the opening day last Wed nesday morning in California especially to their liking. Pre ceding cool nights that lowered and cleared up the streams to some extent, a subdued north wind that had been sending chills through everyone and a bright sunny morning filled with promise added to the glorious expectation for those who clamor for the thrills of the opening day, fishing. For those who for one reason or another stayed to home or at work, a tingling suspense haunts them and restlessly they wait to get the early reports from the nimrods who almost at any cost have joined in the race to be first beside the waters when chances for the big ones might seem the greatest. Locally, Lassen creek, Willow creek, New Pine creek and ice bound and snowbound Lilly and Cave lakes, and Cottonwood held possibilities that lured many to investigate their waters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Robnett motored to Salem, Ore., last Mon day morning on a combined busi ness and pleasure trip. They U. S. Quizzes Russia On Foreign Trade WASHINGTON. May 6 PV The United States is taking up with Russia the whole system of exclusive trading arrangements which the Soviet Union is put ting into effect with its smaller neighbor nations. Officials who disclosed this to day said that so far no satisfac tory replies have been received from Moscow. In fact, they add ed, Washington has been able to learn very little officially about what kind of agreements the Russians are making. MECTOR JUST WHY WOMT YOUR. SISTER SEE ME? were to be gone about three days. rred Scott and family have moved into the old We llorr property, recently purchased by j Mr. unci mis. lah mine iiuMiim'ra ley. Scott has leased the Modern Woodman hall and plans to in stall motion picture equipment and runs shows about three nights a week. In connection with this enterprise, he may also put in an electrical appliance and repair shop. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Cleve and family have moved into the Frank Ross residence for the summer. Van Cleve will work at Willow Hunch. Verle Cook and family has moved to Willow Ranch to live where he will be close to his work there. There will be a regular meet ing of the East Side grange this Saturday evening. The East Grange orchestra en joyed a trip to Cedarville lust Saturday night, where they played for the senior class prom. It was a formal affair, held in the spacious, attractively deco rated high school gymnasium. It was learned that around $300 was taken in for there was a large crowd in attendance. The East Side orchestra will play for the firemen's ball at Cedarville on May 18. This is one of the biggest dances of the year in that town and many are looking forward to attend the affair. Market Quotations NEW YORK. May 6 (AP Stock mar ket registered it ftfth successive aver age decline today with further light liquidation blamed mainly on the coal strike and other labor rift. dating quotation: American Can 93 Am Tel Tel -...IMS Anaconda ' 4.V Commonwealth k Sou ... 4. Curtis-Wright 7 General Electric H General Motor . 7J Gt Nor Ry pfd M Int Harvester , &ox Kennecott . MS Lone-Bel I A' 2li VOO WWViV vmx. oox "WE. VOOMGttl , OF VVSKO? Sue SAYS YOlRE not' STREAM-LINED AND YOUR, STOMACH WON THE &ATTLE WITH YOUR. CHE5T J anTfiffwrr Nakh-Kelv . N V t'enlmt Northcnt I'ni'llir Pac (U A Kl K.ifrMav More .... Scar Hoelmt-k Smi l Item t'actftc SlamtNtit lhanda Sludettuker Suiuhlne Mining . I'uUm Dil l alK I'nttm I'acKlv V 8 Steel Warner lMcture . .... n ... .. 4( . ft.i t ... Mk ... 4(1 ,. Mt' , SI', ... 1, ... Tl ... J7'( IM', . IU ... WHEAT CHICAGO. May t AHt- Arttve grain future were lroiui tiuluy wlllt lU'tvtivtt iwila contract hllltnii their celling on everal oi'cmuub ana Mny rye at lime ailvaiu'lui the A fenl llintt (wimiltetl In one day. Offerlnila extmmlpd In lilh tl anil rye when no lurllter atlvaiut wi powtble and urli-ea tun-ked ilouu. Mini vt tlta uuuirn wa twiaed upon cnverln by prevkou hnrl teller. Further kUlMtanllal iletreaae In lite visible aupnly of all grain and uncon firmed retHirla fmm Wathlngton that reviiton may be made in I he govern ment' corn lui ing program acld to duoourage llqunlatmti May re closed at up the five cent limit for the fourth romeculive teuton. Oat were unchanged to Se higher, Septemler It-tc Wheat, corn, barley and deferred r contract were unchanged at ceiling. LIVESTOCK SOl'TH SAN FHANt'lSCO. May fl (AP-l'SDA- Salable cattle 400. cale .VI; market fully tteady; odd choice yearling teer and heitei flTiH); medlum-gotKl graa teera 914 50-10 1, load common 11H.X) tb ateera $S 73; medium grai heif er lMt30; load gotnl W73 lb graa Ctiw C14 iW. few common-medium cowa til no-l.l OO: mid dairy cowa U 50; cut ter UOd-lOOO. ranner ? 5-a V; ralve steady; good -choice vealera quoted 915.00 16 50 . Salable hog SOO Including 140 feeder pig; market ateady; guttd-choice JtW 300 lb, barrow and gtlta 915 HO, good ow $15.05. Salable aheep 000: lamb undertone teady; over . lb gtHtd choice spring laiutta Quoted 914 OO-75: general quality plain: atmut half of run ahorn lamba aalable 9I2(H-Vt; medium good ahorn wea quoter 94.50-S 50. CM1CACO. Mav 0 iAP-VSlA Salable hun SIMM total 10 130: active, alradv. good and choice barrow and gtlta, 914 HA celling: mwi 914 10 celling, complete early ctea ranee. Salable cattle U mo. total 13 000: sal able calve WK). total tkW: fed aleer and yearltnn about ateady laat week late decline, but generally 15 rent under last V enneday ; general market alow, with eaatern order sharply abridged, big local pucker shuwed more intereal. however both In slrer and heifer, early top steer 91? ttt; heifer steady to weak: trlctly choice heavy heifer 917 25: cowa verv scarce, ateady with recent 50 cent decline: bull and vealer scarce, prac tical lop heavy saiunge bull 913 M and beef bulla 914 33. about In line with last week aharn decline: vvaler very scarce at 91M50 down; stock cattle main ly 915 oo-lrt no Salable aheep tOOO, total I OOO; no early action on slaughter lamb on account of aharplv hghcr asking price, now asking 917 OO for load lot good tn choice wonted lamba: with leu than 100 head trucked in on sale, aheeu extremely rarce: slaughter ewe quoted ateadv or 9O0O down for wooied Kind ana t down for shorn description. ""potatoes- LOS ANCRLRS. May 8 tAP-t'SDA' Potatoes: 3 broken. 7 unbroken car on track: arrival, California 3. Idaho a; 11 car arrived by truck; market alight y weaker. SAN FRANCISCO. May 6 'AP-USDAi PoUtoe: old stock, 2 broken. 10 un broken cars on track : arrivals. Cali fornia 4. Oregon 3: new stock, one car on track: arrival. California 2: two car arrived bv truck; Klamath Huaaela No. 1-A. 9J.0O-.9. CHICAGO. May 0 lAP-VSDAi Pota toe: arrival 14: on track 14JI: total U S ihipmrnu Friday. Iu50; Saturday 703. Sunday 30. Old stock: su nolle mode rate: oemana fair: market about steady. New stocks: supplies moderate: demand moderate; market weaker: Idaho Husaet Ilurbanks V S No. 1. 9J 50-3 W; Colorado Hed McClure V S. No. I. H 50-3 BO; Mm-nesoU-Norlh Dakota Cobbler commer cial, generally food quality. 92 3U; Mon tana Long White U. S No. 1. 9J 15; Alabama loo lb sacks miss inumpni U. S. No. 1. 9.1 25 3 60; Texas 50 lb. sacks Blia Triumph U. S No. 1 92 IS: Louisiana loo lb sacks III Is Triumphs U. S. No. 1. 93.75; California H lb. sacks Lon While U. S. No. 1, 3.75 4.00. OBITUARY ANNA MARIE PARAXOO Anna Marie Pararo. a resident of Klamath county fur the last five year passed away In thl city on Saturday. May 4. HMfl at 9 45 p. m following an Illness of three vear. She wa a native nt Ran franr-lsm Calif . and at the time of her death wu aged ri4 year 10 month and 2 day. surviving are ner nua band. Hoy J Paraioo of Sprague River. Ore.; one son. Roy Brooks of Son ore. Calif., and one daughter. Mr. Fred Rubyl Zibull of Sprdgue River. Ore : also one grandchild. The remain rest In the rarl Whltloek Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth. Notice of funeral to be announced at this Uma. FUNERAL ANNA MARIE PARAZOO Funeral servlcat Tor the late Anna Marie Paraioo oT Sprague River. Ore , who passed away In this city on Satur day. May 4. 1&441 following an extended lllne will be held In the chjpel of the Farl Whitlork Funeral Home Pine at Sixth, on Wednesday. May . 1049 at 1:30 p. m with the Rev. T. J. Tuning, pastor of The Friend Church of Sprague River. Ore., officiating. Commitment service and Interment family plot in Fort Klam ath cemetery at 3:30 p. m. Friend are Invited. VITAL STATISTICS K1THN Born at Hillside hospital. Klamnth Falls. Ore . May 2. lf)4ff. to Mr and Mr. George Kuhn. 2628 F.berleln, a girl. Weight: 6 pound 1 ounce. MAHAKHr Horn ai iiuiaiae noapnni, Klamath Fall. Ore . May fl. l4fl. to Mr. and Mr. Glen Maharry, Tulelake, a girl. Weight: fl pound IIJ ounce. COX Born at Hillside hospital. Klam ath Fall. Ore . May 4, l4d. to Mr. and Mr. Konert cox, 4.'3 wivision, ooy. Weight: 7 pound 8 ounce. KORSEN Horn at Hillside hoaoHnl. Klamath Fall. Ore . May 3. 1046. to Mr. and Mr. J. C. Knrsrn. 2203 Garden, a girl Weight: 7 pound II 'v ounce. BROOKS -Born at Hillside hospital. Klamath Fall. Ore., May 3. Ilt4fl, to Mr. and Mr. Perl Brooks. 13ZO Hargeni, a girl Weight: 7 pound 1 ounces. WILSON Born at Hillside hospital. Klamath Fall. Ore . April 2.1 1040. to Mr. and Mr. R. L. Wilson. 24-14 Kane, a bov. Weight: 7 pound 8 ounce. BROWN Born at Hillside hospital. Klamath Fall. Ore., April 2.1. 1041, to Mr. and Mr. Virgil Brown of Tloneata, boy. Weight: 5 pound 13 ounces. "weather- Max. Mln. Rugene . . 71 40 Klamath Falla 70 40 Sacramento 85 SI Portland - 08 4.1 Reno 83 30 Ran Francisco 71 47 Seattle 84 42 Medford 81 38 Red Bluff 03 83 .00 NORTHER W CALIFORNIA Clear and continued warm today, tonltfht and Tues day with local fog and slightly cooler along coast Tuesdav. Of n tie to moderate nor' n westeriv wind on ensu. WAqillNflTflM ANM OREOON Cert' erally clear todnv. tonight and Tuesday with morning constat fog. Slightly warmer today. Gentle variable winds off ronst LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREIMTORS Notice la herebv elven that the under signed ha been anoolnted administrator of the Estate of Elona S, Kafton. also known a Klonn Kafton end Snrah E Knfinn rffrensed. and ha ounllfled All neraona hnvlne claims against said estate nre -notified to nrenent the some to me with nroper vnurhem at the ol'ficc of J. Hawkins Nnpler. Court House, Klamnth Fil't, Oregon, wilhln six months irom Aorii h hut VAW.r, V VAUPEL, Admlnltitrntrir A. (f-m-33-an: M. 6-No. 3311, f your ear arlluated to get the most at or the gasoline you ui7 -"HANK P-nnlnr's RlfhflfM Hervlce, 110 V.. Mln BIKES FOR RENT ZSo hr.. $1.50 day Make Reaervatiom For Sunday Phon 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE LEGAL NOTICES KlMUUNg IN THK CIMl t If i UlMtT tir TIIK ST A IK t)r' OltKtJON r'Olt Kl.AMAlll fOl'NTV J. V, ttAITKHl.KK, plaintiff vs. The SiKiuse of J. K Hirdsell. whoa true name l unit now u, the Spouse or J. M Ulrdsell, who) liut name la unknown; Ernest J. Scluamin. If living. Ilia lielra and assign, if deceosed. ami V. t Htuuer, If living, and If deceased, his heir and assigns; And All Pel sous un known claiming any Interest to or llll to the real eatnle described herein be low, defeiulnnta r Kg 1 1 IT Y NO, TH50 To the Spouse of J. K. Ilhdsrll, whose true name la unknown; the Spotuie of J M. Hirdsell, whoe true name la un known; Krneat J. Schramm, If living; and If deceased, his helta and assigns, and V. O Itiwser. If living, and If de ceased, his heir and asigua: IN TIIK N A M K tir TIIK hl A I K Of OltK i:t)N, (iHrlKlTMIS: You and each of you are hereby re quited to apitear and answer the com plaint filed against you In I be above enlllled aull, on or before the 'jmh day of May. Ilt4tl: and If you fall to so ap pear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply o the Court for the relief prayed for In the complaint, to wn : That all person thereafter be bar red front bringing any action of toll to claim any title advei ae to that of platnllff and from enforcing a claim under the mortgage de Bcrllrrd In the complaint, lite land described 'ng Lot I of lllock .VI. llt'KNA VISTA AOIHTION In tlta City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. This summon t served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of Hon. nrable David H Vandenberg, Judge of the alMive entitled court, said order be ing daied the 30lh day of April. ItHtt and la published for four successive weeks, the first publication tie lug on April 22. lt4. and the laat lelng oil May 1), lU4d Fttri O SMAI.l.. Attorney for Plaintiff Suite I. Melhase Itulldlng, Klatnath Falls, Oregon. A. U. IU; M fl. 13. No 3A1. Sale of Timber, Klamath Indian Reser vation. Little Yamsay No. 1-A Timber Unit. Sealed bids In duplicate on forms provided therefor, marked outside "Hid -Utile Yamsay No. 1-A Timber Unit," and addressed to the "Superintendent. Klamath Agency, Oregon." will Iw re ceived until a o'clock p. m. Pacific Standard Time. May 13. 1IU0. for the purchase of merchantable timber on a tract within the Klamailf Indian It inner vation, Oregon, described a the "Little Yamsay No IA Timber Unit" The unit Includes about 1.170 t mite red acrea with an estimated cut of IO.uumkio (ret U M of Ponderoaa and sugar pinea. In cludina a pttaaible small amount of Uougtaa Fir. Incense Cetlar. and other apecie. Kach bid must state the price per thousand feet B. U Scrlbner frecl mal C Uig Scale that will be (Mild for timber cut and scaled prior to any re adjustment of rales as specified In the contract. No bid will te considered for less than 97 25 per thousand feet II. M for pomleroaa and augar pines; 93 40 per thousand feet U M. for Doug I a fir and Incense cedar, and 91 70 per thousand feet II M. for other apecie. Under the regulation of the Office of Price Admin istration, entitled "Maximum Price Hegulatlon 4UO- Western Tlmlter." maxi mum prices have been Imposed effec tive August 31. 14,1 which limit addi tion to the minimum acceptable bid price. These are on file In the office of the Superintendent. Klamath Agency, Oregon, and are available to all Inter ested In thl unit. Karh bid must tie accompanied by a certified check in the amount of 95oih on a solvent Hank pay able tn the Special Disbursing Aienl. Klamath Agenry Oregon The deposit will be returned to uruuccesaful bid der. The depoait nf the successful bid der will be applied a part of the pur chase price against tlmlter actually cut on thl unit only, or retained as liqui dated damage If the bidder shall not execute the contract and furnish satis factory bond for 910 raw within BO day rrom acceptance of thla bid. The right to waive technical defect and reject any or all bid 1 reserved If two or re nid at or aoove the maximum price prescribed by M P R No 4flo are received thev will all be considered as If made at the maximum allowable price, and the contract awarded In ac cordance with the policy expressed In Departmental Memorandum of January 5. 11(44. Cople of thl memorandum are on rue at the office or the Superintend ent, Klamath Agency. Oregon, and may be referred tn upon remiost The con tract will specify that all designated lim ber shall be cut and removed from the unit prior to April 1. 11MB. For cople of the contract, regulations, map of the sale area, blank for submission nf bids and other Information, apply to the Su perintendent. Klamalh Agency. Oregon. Hated thla 12th dav of Annl. lout at imcagn. nnnou, lommlMloner of In dlan Affair A. 15-22-29, M, 6. No 352 NOTICE OF MFF.TINfl OF KLAMATH COINTY ltOAHI OF FUI'AI.IATION YOU ARE IIF.HEHY NOTIFIED THAT THE BOARO OF EQUALIZATION nf Klamath Count v. mate of Oreenn. will meet on the 13th dav of May. Ift4fl (sec ond Monday of May, at the County court Hoom In the Court llmise, and will remain In session for three '3i weeks from that date, for the nurnoae nf ex amining the assessment roll for the year 1U4M. and correcting all error In valu altnn. descriptions, and qualities of tanas, mis, or oiner property assessed by the assessor. It shall he the duty of all person Interested, to appear al the lime and place appointed All prnte! against vat uatlons fixed by the assessor, must be rued wnn me Hoard during me first fifteen U.V dav of said session. A-TJ-20: M-8 No 31. CLASSIFIED RATES One day , , , r word 4c 2 day run , r word Br 3 day run p word lie 4 day run r1 word 13c 3 day run .,, p- word 14c Month run word 45c Week run word IV Ads received by 1:00 p. m will appear same afternoon In "New Todar" column NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone num ber. 811 1 Ntw Today rOR HALK Hlark end white Shetland pony stallion, very gentle. Priced $22.1. See at 2744 Allium. nt Drive. S B ROOMS " B23 HIGH. fl-fl TOR SALE - Walnut bedroom suite, Ileauly Itest ma it res. U17 Walnut, Apt. 1, or call HIM. S B WILL party who picked up men's slacks at warus naturaay p lens return to Ward tore',' Returned service boy needs badly. Mrs. Henry, 2033 Want land. 0-0 eOR SALE One and one-fourth acre tract, fenced, tree, shrub and gar den planted. New house, unfinished. with garage end chicken house; lumiter to finish house Included. 35O0. Ph. B0 10. 3B41 Austin. 3-8 POMPT IJELIVRRV. lawn dirt and fill rock for walls. Well rotted fertilizer. Phone 0740. A-U LOST-IHsck billfold containing papers and checks. Reward. Cleo C. Kppr, phone flOM. S-7 rOH SALE One piano, $150; dining room set with buffet. 9110; wood range end heater, both fur $100. Phone 4014. S B 4-YARD DIESEL drag line or ahovel for hire. Phone 4U.1L 5-1 1 KIRK PROTECTION and beauty flint coat composition roofs; colors and blends. Grem Roofing. Ph. 4H:ifl. 9-6 FOH SALE Power blacksmith forge, anvil and lawn mower sharpener. Cody ' Myers. 177 Mrs! St.. Tulelake. A ll WANTED TO RENT Furnished a-bedroom modern house, by permanent renters, or will rent for summer months. Phone evening, 7020, or dnytlme A4(r7. S-7 WANTED- Maid. Apply Pelican Hotel. 4;iinttf FOR SALE Schult Luxury Liner trntler house, 7 months old. Across from Tower Theatre, or call 4fi:if(. 8 8 FOR SALE -11)41 Oldsmnhlle hydromatlc, radio and hrnlnr. Cull between S and 7 p.m., 2120 Darrow. 9-U WANTED Two men for" Inside dairy work, steady year round Job. Lost Rlyor Dairy. fl-fl PLANT CAPS PEOPLES WAREHOUSE fl-fl FOR SALE-(ins stoie, $50; one cast Iron parlor wood henter. oak finish. $30; folding steel cots, $(l each; two 04 sq, ft, veneer boards end some dry kilned pine surfaced 2x4. Phone 4400, 4:iBfltr FOR SALE Large, level residential lot, paving and sewer paid. Fine neighbor hood. $300 cash. Ph. 707X S-fl FOR SALE Modern nln-tiihe - walnut finish cabinet radio, excellent condi tion; man's tuxedo suit, complete wllh shirt, vest, collars and tie, slue :7 or Hfl. just Ilk new, reasonable; outside living room door, good condition. 44(11 Board man Ave. S-fl nrstAID NKWH, Klamalk Falls, Or. New Today IHVINUTON lll-lnt'h swing saw, It p. motor, nearly new, 91 on Would lke lit small hand mw In trade. PKOI'I.KM WAMKIIOI'NK ft SLEEPING loom for rent. 421 Oak HI, 5 M WANTED Cedar, fir and pin !"! , all sues quote fob shipping point, aiaie quantities can supply, earliest ship tneiit NIK U EMM EYKII-M AII'I'lN CO . Spalding HUlg , Poilland 4, Or B 13 LOST Llewellyn seller pup, whit with black spots, Mum pick-up on Mailt l'.. Numtiiv. 241X1 Oiegou Ave. S B tltllltlATION HONES, pliktip sax. Iiell, I Killifer, It tooth chisel aevd spuds. Will Hade for I's this fall, Phone 47711, or ae at 3IU7 No, HI It, S B FOR SALE Two bedroom, cement foun dation, glassed-in utility porch, eleclilo hot water tank. All In good condition 7IU Cook HI,, between Upham and California. SB Foil SALE 11x13 rug wllh pad; liahv buggy. Mil Eldorado, o-7 U HACKS of putalo ferlllUer. Call 3240 M H Pleas 'come home, everything will Ih all right Mother. 8 II Foil SALE On allghlly used Newell stock saddle, one pair chaiw. IM7 Marlllt St. PLANT CAPS PEOPLES WAIIEIIOI'HK FOR RENT Nice room, close In. Cedar rOH HALK Circulating oil heater So ft e an 5 a Gel yours while thev laat. Davis Plumbing and Heating. 3.IT East Main. Ph. A7HI 4:ui2i r 2 ROOM apartment for I working adults Mar Hotel B 7 roit SALE Piano. SIB Kldoiadu. Phone 70.14 after 4pm SB FOR SALE In Hot Springs Addition, two bedroom, modem house, furnished or unfurnished: double pliitnttlng, 9 hot water healer. 9 Imths, full basement, apaitmettt downstair. Phone B40, anv time S B WILL parly who picked up package of men' green whlp-ord tiouaei In Caatletterry'a Saturday pleaaa return to Dick Iteedera? 6 B FOR SALE room nuMlern home, chick en house, Iterrles, 1 acre rich flat land, price Rt. 3, Box 1140 U. at Shady Pine. Ion Amlter, B-ll ROOMS (12U Jefferson. ' B-1.1 FtHt SALE Complete household furnish ings, We have dining room eels, sev eral good break feat sets, twin beds, complete with roll spring end Inner spring ma Ureases; desks, cheats of drawers, odd dresser; Iteaullful com bination gaa range: Monarch rook stove, and a 12x13 dark wiite wool rug with pad; almost new. Cash for Your Oood Used Merchandise SIXTH ST. EXCHANtiC sua So. Sth. Phone 7 lot) ft B FOR HAf.C' lli;i4 pickup Chevrolet Call after S p tn , No. 413 Alpha Apt . -W Pine SB FOR SALE Completely furnished mod ern 2 ttedrttom home, I acre, small barn with hav, rhlrken hous, gaiage, basement. furnace. elerlrie atove. washing machine, refrigerator, laundry ttata. Inlaid linoleum, fir floor, Vene tian blinds, nice lawns Home complete down to groceries See any time at 33 1 Stmt mer lne S B FOR SALE 72 srn-i, mile west. , mile south of Malm, 40 acre barley. 32 acre potato land, plowed and ready to plant, ft re front eel worm and scab: seed aitd ferlllUer and ma chinery If wanted. 9X1 Sou, Including seed and machinery, llo 44, Mai in. Phone Ho, Malln. F W. Dingier. S II FOR SALE 't acre, 4 -room house. Call at IXUI Derby, S WILL car for children In my home Close in. 91 00 per day. Call B134 ft-tl OAIIDEN planning, reasonable. Drop a card with your street and house num ber and 1 will Interview you In the evening No obligation for estimate II A. Mason holder. HI. 3. llo XMi A. City SB FOR SALE Elect rot u X vacuum cleaner with attachment. B.IS. HM4 Ivory. 4-7 rOH SALE -White poodle pup. Ph. S442 9 4 WANTED Dinner-cook. "Night Hawk Cafe. S-B LOST llilile. 'vicinity of flaUlger'a ie rage, Sunday p. ni. Pleas call e72 ft a TWO women with 4-year-old child wish ride to Iowa by May IS, Write tlox 4.LM. care Herald-New. SB FOR SALE Equity in two small houses, one house rented. Inquire 244B White, after S :u p m FOR SALE Dry body wood Ray's Fuel Yard. Prompt delivery. Phone 70.10 3 4 Rug and pad , Floor lamp ... . Tan-colored sofa - Davenport and chair , , Chest, vanity and tie itch Square D tattle "old timer" PEOPI.ES WAREHOUSE 9 V) oo 12 oo IIS 00 73 OO 20 on 7 SO 3 0 FOR SALE 2VX) sacks nf certified Cm spuds. Phone S-F-3J at llo nan ra. Ore. S 10 DRIVE to Union Oil Station, llth end Main (let your kodak film. Any popular six. ftB KEFHIfiEH ATION AND Alfl CONDITIONING Great need for men to repair and Install refrigeration and air conditioning equip ment. Also excellent opportunities for men Interested In going into own busi ness. Training will not Interfere wllh present Job Previous experience, not necessary. Mechanically Inclined men write for details and FREE "Qualifica tion Chart Teal " Utilities Inst., flox 3HU2. care of Herald New. S B m ant rAo PEOPLES WAREHOUSE S a A CAREER AS A PH At.'TICAL NIf USE may mean good money, travel, interest ing occupation. Help lo bring health and happiness lo the home. Iarn how lo rare fur sick, help the tnlured, take care of babies. Easy Instruction. Previous experience not needed for enrollment. Attractive earning possibilities. Tree de tails. Write Wayne School of Practical Nursing, Box :utOI, care llerald-Newa. LOUT Lifetime Shaffer fountain pen. hlark. "Wally'' on barrel. Phone :t 1 1 J during business hours. Reward. S-7 FOR SALE Grey fur coal, sire 14, like new; low price for quick sale. Inquire 2420 Oregon. Three-room modern homo, full basement, 2420 Oregon. fl-fl FOR SALE Two-row potato planter, 00 sarks seed potatoes. R. Jellnck, Malln. Ore. 5.7 I WOULD APPRECIATE ll 'lf "anyone having any 1(120 or Klamath Special left after planllng would call A2UK or write Russell Webber. 722 Martin S-7 WANTED TO RENT. 2 or 3-bedroom furnished house. Permanent renter Phone 1 .17 after S a. m. ft-g Mtetlng Notices ATTENTION PAINTERS Local 1279 Regular ond Special Meeting Tuesday, May 7 8 P. M. S-6 BTATKD Mltr.TINfl Mon Ifuv. May 11. Hone Cruljc elerllfin of offlreri. H. ire.hnienl.. T. It. NP.KVKH, WlM Mn.lrr. I.O.O.F. No 137 Every Tuesday 8.00 P.M 5th and Mtiln Sts. M.T.8 PELICAN POST No. LUCI, vnierang or vnreign wars, meets every 1st and ,'ird Thursday evenings tn the KC Hall, 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings at Dtincelnnd, All meetings i upon ai H p. in. Visiting members welcome, lilOnlf Klamath Pells Aerie No 2000 Regular f O at meeting every Tues . i i , day nlghl, 7:4fl p m. .f r.u.E. nan, pin Walnut, Vli members eordli invited. if MONDAY, Mar I, PI llghl GARDENER wanted Hleadv work. Uwgt -.,.1 .ttm..i,i ai IMI iter hmir. HKMI INVALID, convalescent nr old per. Sou noatueu in mr oioor. (t. K I it om tit nurse Phone fl74e. B II 2 Lost and Found LOST rrm Mwanseu's lleauty lo Marlon Apia, one rut lain panel, marquisette, edged In pink sallu. Ph. 7IB1 or 4IB7, alter 0 p m s LOST Hlllfolil containing HP. check, annual pass, about 9M t'aati end other Iteisiiiiat papei Under keep cash end please mull rest lo BIS Alameda or H P Hoard Office. ft V LOST Hoy's swimming trunk, blue satin Phone 11:111. IT B Transportation MOVE by padded vans In all point In Oregon, Washington California ,aue Ttaiisfer at atotaga, lo) Main Phone 11271 Iffttni 10 SarvicM "moving 0 I .(n il I C l.onu Ulxliimt 0 l'ndik'd Vmia 9 Insured Oirrlrrt KxirrliMU''d Muvvr CiMirtroiin Dilvrri C'liilnia Settled Promptly Call 7425 Peoples Warehouse Transfer & Storage Company Bonded Hmidfd MW-F tf Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo can now do yotir work for Low Monthly Payment Patron & Overeem Plumbing & Heating Co. . Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 412111 Plumbing Heating Service NEW Initallntlon and Repair Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 Ku.it Main Phone 5781 2B48K PAINTING DECORATING PAPERHANGING F, Muthiscn Phon 7804 M-W-F-U PAINTERS ond PAPERHANCERS Available at Polterson ond Son Piilnt nnrl Walloanrr Store 1229 E. Main I'hone 3:124 M-tt INDEPENDENT WINDOW CLEANING CO. House Cleaning . H. COMBS PHONE 3230 4112 tf DEC0RATINC Painting Pa per hanging finish or Spray Old Work Our Specially Homes or Commercial Walnui St Phone 4174 f J. Lents 107111 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Inspection Free - Modern Equipment lontenis nauicd Away Ed F King Phon 3230 474H11 LOCAL M0VINC AND CARTAGE Anythlnif Anywhere In OroKun Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7300 101 Klamnth Ave. BHSlf RH0ADS Window Cleaners Complel Hntii.rlt.amnf P.,lAl)llihitl 11U4 K.nn.lh C llhtiatl. I'hona 001 1 -a Mill tf- VKNETIAN BLIND SHOP ' Clrnnlnii and rtcpnirlnK nOl.ANU E. KOKr Uwwr Phona IUM UD N 4th IfKWtf . LAWN and ffartlrn work by hour or con-' tract. Phona D,fM. a-lo nKl'AIHS nrfrlKoratltin, watar pump. 24:14 Sha.la way. HhJna H4oa or JOM. tm.nl LAWNMOWKnH and t" anln. Ju.t hlrt.fl two vataran maohanlra. Bring In ynur work, lel'a keap litem antpload. Ilotlrnhamer Haw and Kapalr Shop. Ml r. Main. 9-10 CIlltTAINS laundered " and alrelrhed. 1'hune :7I7. ri.OOM.M laid, aanded and (inHhecl; al.o carpenter wtirk ronlrarled. DKWITT A KAIII. KLOOR CO. ritnne II7: S-.1t WINDOW C1.EAN1NO. Ph. 77, Je..a lluhliartl tail PIKES IIIIAKK HEIIVIOR. Ipeclalltlne In meehunlral and hydraulic hrakea. IUI.1 Ho. Hlxlh St. In Coininarclal Tlta Co. llldtf. 5-lt PAINTINO. Interior and anterior Kem- lonlnl. II. I.. Ilrown Phona IM. S7lf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Modern Enulpment 4 Wheel Drive Truck will Ro anywhera. Phona nma OOOKKKEPINU. Snonnand." Typlni-i Klntlred atthjecta, offlca machine.. KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE. 733 Plna Ph. 4700 1337U DIIKSHMAK1NO and alterallon.T"l Orchard Ph 073H 4D77M (iKNKRAL rarpenter work, rambdalini and cnhlnel work. Write Rt. 1, Boa lilll'l-A, nr call at 334 Upliam. I-lt DIIKHHMAKINd - nullona and 'VuckM covered, Alteration, on new and old rlnlhlnK. Mr.. II. M. Allendar, 731 Main. Hoom 210. Phona 7203. B-lta, ron HTIIAHT'B DANCE OHC11ERTRA, coll n:n. -aan PAINTINU. DKCOHATINa Phona bona 4030 i J730K WINDOW' and Ilou.a C'lea'nlna. Phona :ia:m. -i CONCRETE WOI1K DONE. Call tWHO ol inu Wnrden Ave. D-ll CIIBTA INH I.AUNDr.nr.D Pickup' and dallvarad. Phona 4071. 40MTV