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Church Starts
Food Drive
LAKEVIKW, May 13 From
Muy 12 to ID, cuniii'd fund will
bit collcclrd by (ho tnitmhrri of
fit. I'nlrlrk'i pnrluli for (ho ntiir v
lil rhlWtrtin In Kurntw and the
Far Ku.l under the (liroctlon of
Dm National Ciillmllc Welfure
iiinfiMTiue wllh IU wnnlcrn of
fice In Sun FrunclKO. This drive
far food will bn In all llio dlo
crura of tlio Untied Blatn.
Thn food will bo shipped to
tint varlnui wctliiiia for distribu
tion to needy children reitnrdlt'M
of rro, color or creed. Thl drive
la boliiu put on in cooperation
with war rcllrf aervlcva. The
prlvnte Biienelei, very cloao to
the poor. In vnrloiu coiintrloa
will know whern food ! needed
most. Aiiiiounrrment will be
made next Bunduy where the
food la to be delivered for ship
mrnt to Hun Francisco.
The NCWC wii) ornunlred dur
ing World War I to help the
aiiffrrlnu people. In every pari of
the world and to fiirnlxh first
hand nnws for tlio Catholic prow
In the U.S.A., at two of Ita main
objective.
Fort Klamath
On Sunday, May 5, Mr. and
Mr. CiUM l'nuo entertained at
(heir home here with a dinner
for the Chlloquln hl(h school
aonlor cluss, of which their ion,
Gene, la a member.
A roue and aiiver color
aehrme wu uaed In decoratlona
for the dinner tnblo, at which
plucca wrro marked for tho
even Hen lor clnM members,
their cluss advisor, Muriiaret
Molltor, and tho boat and bout
em. Knjoylng the affulr were the
following, Iloio Murlo Floyd,
Mury Christie, Pnula Albert,
Donna Ilrnutlnrht, Krnnrth Lu
dermnn, Elmore Nicholson and
Gene rKe, all aenlor clasa mrnv
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W CEE WHIZ-IOWT GET OVER 1 ALL ANIMALS 1 ( AS MANY CHILDREN 0O.-SHE 6fttS , IS QOOO E25 HER- WHV. t
THAT SQUIRREL THAT GOT ) 66EHTO LOUE 1 WILD ANIMALS SHOULD BE FREE- I SH6S SMtLING AND HAPPY 1
HURT. AND THE WAY IT I HONEY. ANO V. NOT SLAV6S-SHES ALW9YS ( FOB THE FIRST TIME IN DAYS
V"ET H0N D0CTOg n J TRUST HER- aTT HftgOlft
ben; Mnrgnrrt Molltor, class ad
visor, and tlio boat and liustusi,
Mr. and Mrs. Ouaa I'utie.
- Gene l'nuo went to Klmnath
Fnlla Kutnrdiiy for the aecond
minor oprrntlon on hla mouth,
In which It wan nuceaaary to
apllt and cut out hla two lower
wiadom teeth. Ho la KdtliiK
ulonu fine, und riuapltn a awollon
Jiiw, hua not mimed any cliisse
at Chllouln high achool, where
ho la aenlor.
Weekend bonne guest at the
homo of Mr. and Mm. Alfred II.
Cualel Sr.. wore Mr. L'usli-I's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mra. J. I. L'hurchimin of
TloneiU., Cullf. Sundiiy visitors
at the Culel homo Included her
futher, Dam KuvsKo of Merced,
Cullf., who waa pii route homo
from business trip north, and
Mr. and Mra. Alfred U. Caalel
Jr., of Chllo(ulu.
Mri. Kenneth Morrla of Te
hama, Ore., In vlsillnii here for a
few dnya at the home of her pur
enta, Mr, and Mil. Frank Ed
wnrdi, Mr. and Mra. Stewart Nlcbol
aon and rhlldren have returned
to Fort Klumiilh for the sum
mer from I'aiiadena, Calif.,
where they apent the winter
montha, Nicholson hrnlbera rat
tle are being ahlpped here from
California for aeainnal pasture
at their ranches In Wood River
valley.
Mra. Fred C. Bishop waa
brouKht liomn Mnndny from the
Hillside hnapltul In Klumiith
Fnlla, where ahe had been a pn-
tlent for the pant two week fol
lowing a paralytic alrnke. Mr
Ord Prllchclt nnd Hlshon made
the trip to Klumath Fall to
bring Mr. Miahop home. She li
getting along very well now.
Clarence A. Humble, dlatrlct
attorney of Klumnth countv and
a candidate for circuit Judge in
the coming election, wn a Fort
Klamalh visitor on Monday on a
campaign trio.
W. Ilracork and Albert Brlcco
atarted this week on the log hnul
for J. W, Fuher In hi logging
operation In fir timber In tho
bun mountain area,
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Grazing Land
Change Asked
LAKEVIKW, May 13 At the
weekly meeting of the agricul
tural committee of the chamber
of commerce, endorsement wu
given the request by rancher of
tho f ort Hock area that inmi
I OH, 000 acre of land In that area
bo transferred by executive order
to tho control of the Taylor
gruzlng r vice.
Since tho luiul, now under the
JurUdletlon of tho toll conserva
tion service, entiWI provide better
service for grazing permittoe
under tho grazing aervlcc, it I
the contention of northern Lake
county rancher thut the trnnafer
be niude. It wa Bln pointed
out by Forrest E. Cooper, public
hind counselor, thut tlio noil con
ervutlon avrvlcu ha no plana
for development of till bind.
Tho homestead land In the
Fort Hock area wu bought up
by the federal government from
UKIfl to 11)40 for the purpose of
taking it out of agricultural pro
duction, for which it win unji lilt
ed. While gru.lng permit had
been granted they were for abort
period of time and ranchers In
Hint orea feel thut they can re
ceive butler utilization through
the permanency granted under
tho Tuylor grazing act.
Tho Luke County Stock Grow
er association nlao went on rec
ord at an executive meeting
Monduy a fuvorlng the transfer
In agvnclc.
VITAL STATISTICS
fjKHnrn- Horn at ItJIlild hospital,
Klamath milt. Or . May II. IUU, to Mr.
fiit Mr TUmen Cerlwr. MM Wllfurd.
a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 7 ounrci
WII.1.1AMH Morn al Hillside hplta).
Klarnalh rll. Ore , May II, 1045. to
Mr. and Mrt It ay Williams, ffprag tie
Mlver. Ora., a girt. Wei til; I pounds
B'( ounrw
CAI.OWKt.L-Horn at Hlllilda hospital.
Klamalh falls. Or, May la, to
Mr. And Mn. CliarU. Caldwell. SVW!
VandraTlft. gill. Weight; A pounda
JAMTH Horn at Klamalh Valley hoe
pltal, Klamath ralla. Ora . May 12. ItMo,
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Jamas II Jamas, 5U:t
WslgiiL 7 pounds 1.1 ;
Kr.rNr.R- Rorn at Klamath Valtty hn.
pltal. Klatnalh rails, Ora, May II. IU4d.
in Mr. and Mra. William Kr ., 4707
H nth, bf'jr, "Walgtit; 0 pounds 3
ounraa,
Meetings
r.flra Amlllary - It. i,!r nifinr.
Tusdav. a p t lowtr HiK tiall JmIIim
Hon of rardldala with uttXrmrt lrt
wrupylng lha rhalts (JHIrmit mini drill
lam ahrtuld r formal! Knirlaln
n.ant and rvfrashmanU twill follow lha
rnrtttln
Jartalla-.iMilna matting, rhamlr
or coffitiiarra. Wailnaarlay g p. ni All
niriilors urgad to atlvtid
Waman'a Aosarlallnit rint PrtyUr
lan rhurrh. maat Thursday 1 IA p m
church parlors Arnold fJr.J-up will
talk on Atomic Knargy and lu Hrla
tlonahlp to lha Christian World" All
maf.iU.rs ara urgad Ut altand and bring
friend
Aloha orK-Tuasdav, H p m , Maanlr
larnplf. honoring all pail matrons and
pail patrons of tha chaptvr.
Wagnastfay flab - .a.i maatlng of
yaar. HI I'aul'a pariah hnuaa, g p. m
All nwmlra urgad to attend.
Courthouse Records
ramalslnts rilad
rrual and Inhuman treatment. C-Aiule
married Augiot 20. :i, at ftnddlitg
Calif Plaintiff ak reiloratln ui
maiden naina of J'eggy Maria I'atilh.
Tliomaa W. Chalburn, attornay fur plain-
Klizanelh Orvln vs, Jark T. Orvln
ault for divorra. Charge cruel and in
human treatment. Conpj married Ie-
rmmumr in. IUJ1. at Menu, Nev. Plain-
Iff aks custrxlv of two minor rhlldren
exrent In lha summer months, Thoinas
W. Chathurn atlornev for plaintiff.
Irrreas OrsnUd
I.iirlnt T. flvndera vs. Karl K Rvndert.
Kdrnon F. Janlsrh VI. lleatrtre Jan lac h.
Joyca Uaraldlna Mull vs. Jlyron leon
Mull.
Theodoala plrkwell vs. Fred Plrkwcll.
J u ttlre f'eurt
Floyd Arlo Kiewart, trurk of axcesalva
width Due, till
Klyod Arlo Niewart, ovarloadlnfi truck
and trailer, flna, SI30.
WEATHER
M Mr and Mra,
Altarnunt, a girl.
Max. Mln. Prcclp
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Han Francisco .
Seattle
Mrdford
Had Bluff
NORTlirrtM CALirOltNfA Partly
rloudy north ind clear south except for
high fug near coast. Cooler In Interior
today. Moderate northwest wind off
coa at
OH COON AND WASHINGTON Partly
rloudy today, tonight and Turtday with
few scattered showers over mountains
Cooler In eaat portion, tonight. 1-orel
froata tonight In Eastern Orrgon. Mod
erate northwest winds off coast-
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1 I HAD NO OCA ) TAKEN THE WOEV I LEFT W
SHE Fl'J THAT MV ROOM luCT BEFORE W6 I
SHE WAS AN WENT TO THE MATINEJ
Market
Quotations
NKW YORK. May 13 AP B
uytra
aaMirit lened toward special slocks to
day out neglected many marxe! laadnrs
'Irurtsrers were Jn tft neighborhood of
1 i jw share.
(-'losing u unlet torn:
American Can
Am Tel Tei -
A(iff,nda
Cahf Far king
Common wflath Jr. Sou .... ..
Lurtla-Wrlght .
f;nrel Kiectrlc
General Motors
(it Nor Hy pld
lot Harvesler -
Kennecott
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Monlgomerjr Ward
Neah-Keiv
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Northern I'adflc
Far (.as St CI
J C Penney
Hafewav btores
Heara Hor huck
M'liithem Par-iflr
H'andird llranda
Ktudrhaker
Hunshlne Mining
Union Oil Calif ..
Union Pacific
U Steel
Warner Picture
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POTATOES
PORTf-AND, Ore.. May 11 AP Pota
toes; J-wal flurhank. t:i W-:i 75 cinUI,
Idaho. J US cental. Ijaschutes. lUhs, No.
1. M W) 4 23 ccfiUtl; T.i. 'm, W
rrnli, new, Florida. ftJZI-XIfi bag. Cali
fornia Umg While, No. 1, J J 60
hundredweight.
LOS ANCKtKsTMay 13 'AP-USDAi
PoUtloRs: 0 broken. 17 unbroken cars on
track; arrivals, California 8, Idaho 1,
Nevada 2, Utah 1; 22 cars arrived by
truck; market slightly stronger.
HAJ FHANCIRCO, May 13 'AP-IJSDA-PoLetoci.:
new slock, 1 broken, 4 un
broken cara on track; arrivals, Cali
fornia 4, by truck 3; old stock, 3 broken.
4 unbroken rars on track; arrivals.
Nevada 2. California 3. Oregon 2, market
slightly stronger on new slock.
CHICAGO. May 13 tAP-USWA Pota
toes: arrivals 131; on track IW: total
U. S. shipments Krlday, 1J2; Saturday
1012: and fiunday 93.
Old stock: supplies light, .errand
moderate; market slightly stronger.
Nrw stocks: supplies rather light; de
mand good: market stronger 'following
all 17. S. No. 1 In 100 lb aackn South
Carolina Bliss Triumphs $3 SO-3.7S: Idaho
Ituaaol Burbanks 4 00-4 ; Alabama
HIIm Triumphs :i 734 V; Louisiana
miss Triumphs M-M; California Long
While M.10-4.23.
WHEAT
CHICAGO. May 13 AP Another drop
of 3 cent was recorded In May rye to
day and delerred deliveries of oat
weakened on profit-taking, dropping
about cent at timet. All trading was
in old contract under old ceilings To
morrow the board will also have trading
under the new and higher ceilings, open
ing up new contrarl for this purpose.
A report from Oklahoma said harvest
ing of winter wheat had started In Okla
homa, setting a new early record for
the state harvest. The dispatch said
harvesting will be In full swing by
Thursday. From Fort Vorth, Tex., a
report said Die first car of new wheal
had arrived A considerable movement
was expected In the lalUr part of u
At 'the close May rye was down S
cent at 232V oats were unchanged
to I cent lower. September 82c. and
wheat, corn, barley and deferred rye
dclivcne were uncnangea mi
LIVESTOCK
caiitm tv FRANCISCO. May 13 IAP-
I'SDAi-SaUble ctlle :150. "Ivti 50;
cnerally leady. Krc; mtdlum-
. j a,i nn 111 VI' lnH mmA KM
good quoieu " " -
i. .iv,-r- ruiifnrnui we I-wlniered
heifer $10 23; around four loads medium-
good grass range cows ''
young cows quoled to 13 50; common
cowa $1000-30; bulk canners and cut
. ai uimii' initHttim-sood Nevada
l5oo lb. range bulls $12 33; calve steady,
few good calves 13.00-16.00.
Salable hogs 130 including S5 feeder
Die: market steady; good-choice 180
5o lb. barrow, and gill 13.60; food
SaUbleheep 1BO0: fully teady; choice
..... cmi it. mrlntf lambs scarce, quoted
$13 00; around four loads good spring
lamb under 90 lbs. 114 0-3u; medium-
good anora awes -i j
m,fAnn M. it (AP.t'SDAl Sal
able hogs 4300. total 12.000: active steady:
guod and choice barrow and gilta
$14 83 ceilings; sow $14.10 celling; com
plete early cleaarnce.
Salable cattle 14.000. total 14.400: al
able calve 300. total 300: fed steer and
yearlings Including yearling heer
largely ateady; mostly steer run with
largest receipt since middle of April
but fewer cattle around market circle:
most fed steer and yearling SIB 00
17 30- practical top medium weight and
weightv steer $17.73; short loads trict
ly choice mixed steer and heifer $ D;
k.. k.l'.r. arnnnH f.17 25: COWS. bull.
and vealer uneven but steady: heavy
beef bull to $14 30: most ausage bulls
$13 00 down: vealer $16.30 down: atock
cattle steady, scarce.
Salable sheep 5300. total 7000: highly
erratic market on slaughter lambs: shorn
fed lambs fultv steady at 516 30 to $17.23;
six loads good and choice around 92 to
98 lb average with No. X pel' a 17 23;
good ana cnoice lea wooiea iami
absent; early sate wonirt wheat pasture
lamb aoroximatelv 7 00 lower than
high kind late lad week: three double
good wheat piture lamlw rarryng con
Iderable and in wool $16 00: slaughter
ewes again very scarce.
OBITUARIES
MRS. CATHERINE BUERMANN
Mr. Catherine Buermann. widow of
the late Cart Joseph Buermann, passed
away in this city Sunday, May 12 at
9 p. m. after an Illness of five months
duration. Mrs. Buermann was a native
of A vis ton. 111., age 82 year 1 month
and has been a resident of Klamath
county for the past 34 year. She is
survived by the following children: five
daughters. Mrs. Anna Salzer. Kansas
Cttv. Kan., Mr. Mamie Strothelde. New
Baden. 111.. Mr. Cordia Smith. Klamath
Fall. Mrs. Helen Vauer. Prineville, Ore.,
Mrs. Carrie McMahan. Klamath Falls and
five cons. George Buermann, Eatonville,
Wash.. Herman of Vale. Ore., Fred of
Dean. Mont.. John of Ontario. Ore., and
Il.irry of lndfo. Calif; also one sister,
Mrs. Mary Scheveling. New Baden. 111.
The rcmnins rest at the Earl Whitlock
Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth. Announce
ment of the rosary prayer aervice and
the celebration of the mass will be made
at a later date.
RICHARD DEAN AND VICTOR GENE
BRIDGES
Richard Dean and Victor Gene. Infant
sons of Mr. and Mr. Vlck Bridge of
Merrill. Ore., passed away at a local
hospital. Richard at birth May tf and
Victor 24 hour later on May 10. In
addition to their piirenta they are sur-
Mr. Alf Price alio of Merrth. Grave
side aervice were held today. Monday,
at 3 p. m. at Llnkville cemetery under
the direction of tne Ban wniuocx
Funeral Home. Pine at Stxth.
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T1IF.
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH
COUNTY.
3. P. SATTERLEE, plaintiff
vs.
The Spouse of J. E. Blrdsell, whose true
name I unknown;
the Spouse of J. M. Blrdsell, whose true
nam la unknown:
Ernest J. Schramm, if living, his heirl
and assIsiis. if decenttea; ana v.
Hosser, if living, and it deceased, his
heirs and asslsns: And All r-ersons un
known claiming any interest in or title
to the real estate described herein De
low, defendants
EQUITY NO. 7950
To the Spouxe or J. E. Btrrisrll. whose
true name is unknown; the Spouse of
J. M. Blrdsell. whose true name la un
known: Ernest J. Schramm, if living
and If deceased, his heirs and assigns
But!. Insects, leaves and ether debris
en the front of your raaiaior core sen
nuslv himnrr vnur roallnr BTstem. Set
tin for a quick external cleaning.
vii.k." tannings Hicnneio aervice,
lilt E. Main.
BIKES FOR RENT
25c hr., $1.50 day
Mak Reservation!
For Sunday
Phone 5520 222 S. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
and V. O Rosier, If living. i d if d
cented. his heirs and aailgns:
IN TUB NAMf, fF THE STATE OF ORE
GON. (iltf.KTINGS:
You and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you In the above
enilHrd suit, on or before the 20th day
of May, l(4fl; and If you fall to so ao
oear and answer, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for tl
relief prayed for In lha complaint, to
wn:
That all persons thereafter he bar
red from bringing any action of
suit to claim any title adverse to
that of plaintiff and from enforcing
a claim under the mortgage de
scrlled (n the complaint, the land
dwrJbed be'ng I.'t 2 :t Block St.
HI F.N A VlflTA ADDITION to the
(My of Klamalh Falls. Oregon
This summons is icrved uoor vnu h
Dubll'-atlon pursuant to an ord a.- of Hon.
orahle Ojvid R. Van den berg, .'udge of
above-entitled court, said o. rter be
tng dated the 2th day of April. Ihtfl and
piionsnea ror Tour successive weexs,
first publication be in a- nn Annl 22.
lt4fl, and the last being on May 13, 1044.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Kulte I. Meihase Building,
Klamath Falls. Oreaon.
A 77. 2ft: M H 13 No 311
CLASSIFIED RATES
One day word 4r
3 day run .,. p word 8r
1 day run word lie
4 nav run .n.,., word 13r
5 day run ,, .,., p word 14c
Month run ,.
,oer word 4fic
Wrtk mn per word 13c
NKW HKHALD AND NEW3 pnon num
ber. Rill
New Today
WANTED ired washing machine, 'n
good condition. Ph. 3243. 5-13
FOR BALE 6 good milk cow, take one
or all; l young heifer to freshen oon,
$01. Gentle saddle horses and work
horse. New Hampshire Red pullet
and fryer. Roger Poultry Farm, 3'
mile east of Olene on Lakevlew high
way. 8-15
FOR SALE A head add1e"horserbroke
and unhrokc. Ph. 8U78. 0-14
FOH SALE - All white enamel wood
range, roils and lank. Ph. 7342. 5-13
FOR RENT Light housekeeping room.
gus, everything furnished. No drunk.
1O0 S. Hroad St. 5-18
FOR SALE Large 'Varfe, best of soil.
with 20x24 living quarter. 610 Spring
St., daytime; 1804 Portland, evenings.
6-18
ROOM for working "girla. Ph. 7179. 333
No. 9th. 5-13
FOR SALE Newly decorated 3 room
house on acre excellent soil, B2O00
cash. Will trade for 2-bedroom home.
4317 Denver Ave. 4807tf
WANTED, clerk. Apply Pelican Hotel.
4806tf
FOR SALE H-R 9-shot Sportsman re
volver, with holster. Some ahella. Ph.
3123. 5-15
RABBITS for sale, five does, one buck,
eight 1 month old. Hutches. Inquire
Carl Fret's Richfield Station, Keno
Road, for T. P. Young. 5-14
FOR ALE -Vacuum motor. B37 Klam
ath Ave. 5-13
FOR RENT Furnished apartment, suit
able for couple. $22 30 month. Zlgler
Apis . block south of Pelican City
School. 5-14
FOR SALE or trade, dining sets, light
plants, water pressure system, break
fast seta, chest of drawer. Ol' River
Exchange. 2327 So. 6th. 5-15
WANTED A young man, experienced In
office work. Permanent position. The
California Oregon Power Co. 5-13
WANT TO BUY-4 or 5-room house.
modern, walking distance of S.P. depot
or St. Franci Park. $800 down, $30
month. Phone 6040. 5-13
FOR SALE -Fully equipped wholeale
and retail mt bustnesa. Can handle
50 cattle or loo hogs per week. Sausage
kitchen, complete refrigeration units.
A going bustnesa, with grocery store
In connection. Immediate possession.
Sate price $25,000. A completely
equipped modern slaughter house can
be leased which will Include feed lot.
FA VELL-UTLEY REALTY CO.
Lakeview. Ore. 5-18
FOR SALE Davenport and chair, and
other household article. 1620 Oregon
Ave. 5-15
FOR SALE
Furnished house, including electric re
frigerator and range. $4300. term.
BEARD AGENCY, Realtors
1020 Main St. Phone 6521
5-13
LISTINGS WANTED
Have a number of buyeu for two and
three-bedroom houses.
J. W. SANDERS, Realtor
1213 Main SU Phone 7321
5-13
FOR SALE AH the dishe from a small
restaurant, small French fryer, sugar
dispensers, battery radio, table model
cream separator, concrete tub. silver
ware, new stool tops, red and blue:
or complete stools, restaurant booths.
new piece jinoieum. bxu ieei ; caie
sign, etc Restaurant and fountain
suDnlies. 1413 So. 6th.. Phone 5237.
COUPLE and one child desire 2-bed room
unfurnished house. Permanent renter.
Box 4078. care Herald-News. 5-15
WANTED to rent. 2-bedroom unfurnished
house, by permanent renter. No chil
dren. Write Box 4077. care Herald
News. 5-15
WANT TO RENT 3 or 3-bed room fur
nished house, by permanent renters,
for summer month. Will pay up to
$75 a month. Ph. 8407. 5-15
LOST-5:S0xl7 tire and wheel. Reward.
Call 4362. 5-14
FOR SALE 1938 Plymouth convertible
coupe. 4S53 Hilyard. 5-14
FOR SALE by owner. 4-room modern
house at corner of Harlan Drive and
Hope St.. 3 acres of good ground,
poultry house and poultry equipment.
BOO chickens in poultry house. Price
$6000. half cash, balance like rent at
5't. 4853 Hilyard. 5-15
FOR SALE Used wood or coal furnace.
Call 3451 after4:30 pL m. 4061tf
FOR SALE by owner, 3-room modern
home on one acre, 5608 Harlan Drive.
Fireplace, Venetian blinds with va
lances, cave linoleum, garden, berries,
garage, workshop, fruit house, chicken
house, la acre In good pasture. At
tractive neighborhood. 5-16
WANTED-Cull potatoes. Phone 3240.
5-15
FOR SALE Springer puppies. Call 8177.
. -"u
WANTED Woman to do housework one
day a week. Top wages by the hour,
Phone 7007. 5-14
FOR SALE- 4-room modern house. li
acres, hen house, holds 500 hens: brood
er, holds same: lawn, fruit and shade
trees. Immediate possession. Cheap.
See any time. 3309 Crest. 5-18
LOST On Crescent Ave., a black cocker
spaniel, age 6 months, white spot on
chest, answers to name of ' Pete.
Reward for return. Phone 4407. 5-15
FOR SALE Mahogany bedroom set, table
top, gas range, breakfast set. Phone
B0B2. 5-14
FOR SALE- 2 well broke saddle horses,
one 5-year-old bay, one 10-year-old
sorrel, stocking legged, sliver mane
and tail; also one horse trailer. Ph.
(M45. 5-14
PLOWING, leveling, spud planting and
drilling. Phone 5303. 5-25
PROMPT DELIVERY, lawn dirt and fill
rock for walls. Well rotted fertilizer.
Phone 6746. 5-18
FOR SALE 8-piece dining room suite,
baby crib with innerspring mattress,
lamp, occasional chair. Cheap. 4203
B i. bee St. 3-14
VERY rich lawn dirt, fill dirt, fertiliier
and rock for walls. Immediate deliv
ery. Phone 3130. 5-18
WILL party who purchased 30-06 Spring
field, serial No. 1276239. with Be I ding
and Mull scope. Tuesday. May 7,
please call5f)26? 5-14
FOR SALE 2 studio couches. In fine
condition, one rust, one green. Call
7441. 5-13
FOR SALE- TWO DARN GOOD LOO
HAULING OUTFITS
One 1042. one 1R41. both CC 603 GMC-
308 engine, equipped with Brown-Lip
aux. transmissions, 5-speed under main
transmissions, ' double reduction rear
axle, radius rods, heavy duty springs,
rear axle truss, Luberfiner. The 1941
has a 17.000-lb. Trombley trailer, the
1942 Is equipped with a 17.00-lb. Paige
A Paige. Good tires all around. Priced
below OPA ceiling.
A. B. SCARLETT
GMC Truck Dealer
510 Oak St., Eugene, Ore. Phone 39.
3-18
BRAHS BROS. AUCTION YARDS
IS YOUR BEST MARKET
We have consigned for Friday. May 17th
40 head of ewe and Iamb (these sheep
have been sheared), with the usual run
of livestock, furniture and machinery.
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
Phone 533-R-l
1'4 miles past the Fairgrounds on
Redwood Highway. 3-16
KFLW announcer and family want to
rent furnished-2-bedroom house. Call
881 B. 8-15
WANT TO BUY A 2-bedroom house In
Mills Addition. Call 7228. after
o'clock in evening. 5-18
lirWAl P A WBWI. Klsmslk Fslls, Ort,
18 Htlp W$ntd, Mai
WANTED
EXPERIENCED CHEF
Sundays Off
Steady Employment
Good Salary with Room
HOTEL UMPQUA
Roseburg, Oregon
FIHHERMEN - The salmon run Is now on
In the Rogue River Make your reser
vations at the Owens Mote). Steam heat.
Box 281, phone W.I. Gold Beach, Ore ,
and enjoy a few days' fishing. 5-IS
USED DAVENPORT AND CHAIR, velour
covering, in very fine condition.
Priced for quirk sale at $03. Lucas
Furniture, I A.I E Maln, ft-15
FOR SALE--5 large lot In Ahamont
District,
J. W. SANDERS. Realtor
1213 Main. 9-13
FOR SALE - One and one-half acres, with
a 5-room house. 2 stove. Price $3000.
Terms. Shown hy appointment.
J. W, SANDF.HS, Realtor
1213 Main 5-13
I WOtfLD appreciate it If anyone having
In the Rogue River. Make your reser
after planting would call 3208 or write
Russell Webber, 722 Martin. 3-14
FOR SALE - Three men suits, too small
for owner, good condition, size 38
coat, size 32 pants. Brown trench coat,
size 40. 72 Pine St, or Ph. 8500. 5-13
WANTED- Woman for general cleaning,
mornlngi only, Bell Hotel. 5-13
KLAMATH SHERIFF'S POSSE -Important
drill tonight, Monday, 7 p. m..
Fairgrounds. Thut drill la In prepara
tion for the Rose Festival, and ail
riders are urged to be present tonight
at 7, at the ralrgrounds. 5-13
FOR SALE - $5300, $1730 down, large
house. Will make 2 large a part menu;
2 bath, double garage, ahade trcea
and lawn; V block from grocery and
bu line. In Mill Addition. Owner.
2U28 Reclamation. 5-15
FOH SALE -Model 20 Farm all tractor,
power mower, 2 -cycle, buck rake. Im
plement nearly new. Wish to sell all
together.
SELBY WILLYS MOTOR CO.
401 So. 6th Phone 6034
-13.
ATTiEATTGOOb BUY, 3-bcdroom" housed
first-class condition, on one acre of
ground,
J. W. SANDERS, Realtor
Phone 7321 1213 Main St.
a-u
END TABLES. COFFEE TABLES AND
OTTOMAN, early California iyie.
heavyweight and built to last for
years. Only $9 93 each. Lucaa Furni
ture. 193 E. Main. 5-15
SPEVCER CORSETTERE, Mr. Burch,
will be at the WtlUrd Hotel after 4
n. m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Phone
for appointment. 5-13
BE a Ward retailer. Own your own
business. Be your own do, prac
tically no "top" to earnings for am
bitious men. Line include DDT prod
ucu, minerals, over 100 farm-home
necessities, all guaranteed highest
quality. No experience necessary. We
teach you how. Use either our capital
or your own for stock of good. Write
for full details and description of terri
tory open near you. No obligation.
The Ward Company, Winona. Minn.,
Dept N. Established 1856. 5-13
DEAR CUSTOMERS: Check the number
on lawn mower handle, if 3374 return
to Bodenhamer and get jour mower.
Thank you. 5-15
"USED CHAIRS. 1 rocker and one
chair. In excellent condition. Priced
at $12 50 each. Lucas Furniture, 193
E. Main. 5-15
200-AC RE ranch for sale. tock and"" ma
chinery; 80 acre under irrigation;
$13,000. H. R. Edsall. Macdoel, Calif.
5-15
FULLER BRUSHES
-l T 1.111 U . . I DAna
FOR SALE Diamond ring, white sold
mounting, large center stone flanked
by two diamonds. Call 7412, between
9 a. m. and 5 p. m. 5V15
FOR SALE Davenport. In good condi
tion. S15 No. 2nd St. - 3-18
WANTED Customers. Ralph Ramos.
distributor. Retail Route, Crater Lake
Dairy Products. Phone 8446. 5-14
ALUMINUM FRAME CHAISE LONGVE.
Ideal for porch and general summer
use; colors blue, green and orange.
Only 532 95. Also plenty of other
summer furniture. Lucaa Furniture,
195 E. Main. 5-15
WE HAVE an "out-of-town buyer for a
business site suitable for sheet metal
and light hardware and electrical ap
pliances. Would consider location on
any main street that would be suitable
for the above business.
J. E. HOSKJNG, Realtor
Albert W. Scbmeck. Salesman
51? Main Phone 3211
5-13
Meeting Notices
ALOHA CHAPTER. Eastern
Star, meets Tuesday, May
14. at Masonic temple, 418
Klamath Ave., it 8 p. m.
Visitors welcome.
ALPHA PHELPS,
Worthy Matron.
SANFORD SELBY.
Worthy Patron.
5-13
I.O.O.F. No. 137
Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M.
5th and Main Sts.
M.T.8
PELICAN POST No. 1383,
veterans of Foreign wars,
meets every 1st and 3rd
Thursday evenings In the
KC Hall, 2nd and 4th
Thursday evening at
Danceland. All meetings
open at 8 p. m. Visiting
members welcome. 2105tf
Klamath Falls Aerie
No. 2090. Regular
meeting every Tues
day night, 7:45 p. m.
F.O.E. halL 9th and
Walnut Visiting
members cordially
Invited. u
Lost end Found
LOST Black and white shepherd dog
with bobbed tali. Lost on Lakes hore
Drive. Answers to name "Sooner."
Reward. Phone 6578; 463HW
LOST Parker pencil, dark green and
silver. Phone 58B1. 5-13
4
General Notices
I WILL
not be responsible
for any
bills contracted by anyone other than
myseir tor tne signal station, io
Main, after May 1. Dale J. Bleha.5-13
NOT "RESPONSIBLE for any' bills con
tracted by anyone other than myself
or authorized representative. Link
River Motors, bv Blaine Orrell. 5-13
Transportation
MOVE by" padded vans to an points in
Oregon, Washington California. Cads
Transfer & Storage. 220 Main
Phone 8271 HStrtf
10
Ssrricei
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Inspection Free - Modern Equipment
contents tiauiea Awsy
Ed F. King
Phonr 3230 4748ti
RH0ADS
, Window Cleaners
Complete Housecteanlnf
. Established 102A
Kenneth C Rhoad. Phone 6011
B8.1t!
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Modern Equipment
4 Wheel Drive Truck
will go anywhere.
Phone 8918
VENETIAN BLIND SHOP
Cleaning and Repairing
nni.AMn r KOI'. Owner
Phnna B2AB 11S N. 4th
llKUtf
LAWN MOWERS repaired and ahnrp.
ned the double edaa way. Boden
hamer Repair Shop. 8-10
fOf
rJYLONS mended. 130iTlTniitl. 8-14
MONDAY, Mar II, 1$fl, Page 91t$
It Htlp Wanttd, MaU
in
10
StM-vlcc-a
Do You Need Moneyrj
If you do, the aniwer !s
simple, call the Commercial
Finance. A friendly quick
Interview end the loan is
completed. Loans from $30
to $300 on your Salary,
Furniture, or Livestock,
from $50 to $500 on your
automobile, and you may
take as long as 18 montha
to pay.
Commercial Finance
Corporation
TOM O'DWYER
107 N. Oth St.
7711
693-tf
Plumbing
Heating
REPAIR WORK
We can now do your work
for Low Monthly Payments
Patton & Overeem
Plumbing & Heating Co.
Phone 6630
1401 Esplanade
4121U
DEPENDABLE
INSURED
City
Delivery Service
DIAL 8417
We Deliver
Baggage Parcels
Personal Effects
W. Robinson O. Anderson
. 4435tl
A COMPLETE
HEATING
SERVICE
Cleaning Repairing
Sales Installation!
CHIMNEYS i
STOVES FURNACES ,
Tufts Furnace Co.' V
Heating Specialists
2323 So. 6th Phone 8S9S
(Nights, Holidays Ph. 3041
304tf
REFRIGERATION
SALES and SERVICE
DOMESTIC
and
COMMERCIAL
All Makes '
Parts, Controls and Equipment
in Stock.
Oregon Equipment Co.'
Pbone 6617 127 SO. 6th St.
2217U
Plumbing Heating
Service
NEW
Installation and
Repair Work
WE HURRY
Davis Plumbing
& Heating Co,
337 East Main
Phone 5781
2648tf
LOCKED OUT?
your car has just one key
i we're the one that you
should see!
Keys Keys Keys ,
Duplicates Made of Any Key
Rose Motor Co.
4th and Klamath
5-22-c
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Power-light, pumping. Industrial-lumber.
Designs tests. Special problems and ap
plications. Operating troubles bandied al
all times day or night.
J. M. Wauchope
710 Pine St.
PhnnK Hnma UH2 Offloft 8530
. 433Ptt
DECORATING
Painting Paparhanfing
Brush or Spray
) Old Work Our Specialty
Homes or Commercial
838 Walnut 8t Phong 4874
r. J. Lents
1073H
Local and Long Distance
MOVING
Eads Transfer & Storage
S20 Main St
Ph" ,m .tmu
LOCAL MOVING ,
AND CARTAGE (
Anything Anywher
in Oregon
Anderson Motor Freight
Ph. 7380 - 101 Klamath Ave.
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
AND INSTALLED
The Modern Way
W. BAKER
Ph. 4903 982tf
W ATKINS PRODUCTS-. C. Marin, 2304
Home. Phone 6512. M4
CARPENTER W0P.K Ijfour work, con
tract Phone 4388. -l