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Newspaper Page TextPortland Cuts School Budget Portland, May u m a ichool budget of $7,868,378 for 1946-47 which Includes $1,386, 493 Portland school directors hope to obtain in a special clec- CARNIVAL IViCt. COM. 1M4 IT MCA Ul Tlial's Joe 1 was telling you ubmit lie shakes up tlte niftiest quarter of a xiund of butter in town!" SO VoVt Vife I TO E 0O6V . I , TOVO HVfA TBS , H0OSWK!O OS KKW1M6 I r-q w vs. rn Til r.: V 1 l m - ; fweKNOWTHB T BUT MOOWE HA5 EMTEKEO OB LEFT IT "H THOSir IrMiN COUID V EVEN ELICIrlS WAS " if I TO BE V I JEWELRY, 5o,VEe- PueiteS THAT TIME. MB. 6ASS0, EXCEPT NEVEB HAVE LOCATED AWAY ON THAT I ajr X II THINKIWS WARE AND CASH I MISS EVA AND THE MEN WHO MOVED HER. OUB VALUABLEf IN A ERRAND VOU SAVF AiijeelV. N II WW K JRE. WM 'J VKWEtAKEN FROM 'I LU66Ac'ftE AjEsTIONED Hi, EMPUTCEcJ I FEW MINUTED, THI$ WS HIMi TOffli cu, ., UK. r3 I t3UB APARTMENT - it fflf fff IT' .1 n, t 1 . : V Mf rS?S3 tVEev LrviKUgTMima wiped out, V well, amvwav. (hoh what If not on voue LiFg..." f I the boat WOPJ-th!',' : T.l - fjyl INVAPEd AND RSBEL ALIKE! HOW ) ITS A 0REAii DOWg&O WE'RE &OIM& RK27HT , V ls- GOKIEf? 7 &'. JpRgJSlSiV COULD SABTON HAVE WADE SUCH FOR TH' OL' LOOK. TH y BACK. TO THE CITY S , V . --feS-SV SW 6LUHPERT PREMIEC...AU , PLACE f AS FAST AS OU T fiA TrW j- ''MR- DUNHAM .1 WOMOER WHAT ABOUT 1 f JUST CHAR&e fT To V WHEReU. L GET w BuT YOO GAVE fl krNOW- NEXT tT IF tOU WOULD OCUVER. I PAYMEWT? MY ACCOUNT I'LL . THE MONEY ID RY I HIW Two BUCKS BUT X WAS WOMEN 5 A Bok of cANoy to JbL-j-, pay now rrzzj- , him.freck? Vand saio there- referring liDosnr j LS! vfe ( kjjftOfffL IWII MT. Off. mt S "nJIj NO ..'WHEN HE'S WELUfBUT IF HE 1 HtTLL BE FPEEHE CAN GO '; f BUT WHV NOJ KEEP HIM ll ENOUGH TO TAKE CARE OF J 6H0ULD WANT J OR STAY-ITS NOT THAT 1 DON'T A V FOR A PET HONEY? THAT WOULDN'T HIMSELF, HE CAN GO- ( TO 6W HEP6? ) I LOVE PETS-RUT I ONLY WANT THOSE BE CRUEL VOUt) BE KINO HE SHOULD BE FREE"' J V-y I THAT SW BECAUSE THEV WANT TO- J tion levy or in federal grants has been approved here. District Comptroller Andrew Comrie reported the original es timates of $1,750,000 needed from me special election levy which was involved in a plea for a special legislature session had been revised. He said sales of foreclosed properties, heavier tax collections and payment of delinquent taxes will add $400,- By Dick Turner IMC. T. H MB. v. a. HT. OFT. ' THKfej WWR Ch"t WfvWS- fV&OW rWA. TVS. VOOSti Cr.M CNHS VMCH Ott "W rWN. V. 000 to the district treasury dur ing the fiscal year. Plana for the election arc going ahead under a 1917 law utter the supreme court halted the levy vote planned originally under a 1937 act, A plea for a special session of the state leg islature was rejected by Gover nor Snell, resulting in a demon stration by teen-age pupils pro testing expected curtailment of school activities. State Scholarship For 3 KUHS Gins Three Klamath Falls girls, stu dents at Klamath Union high school, were named for scholar ships from the state system of higher education for next year as the result of selections Just made by the high schools rela tions committee of the state sys tem. Dorothea W h 1 1 e 1 i n e was awarded a scholarship to Oregon Stale college, and Mary Elaine Griffiths and Sally Mueller were awarded scholarships to the Uni versity of Oregon, Merrill Clergyman Moves To Mill City Dr. David J. Ferguson, well known throughout the Klamath basin and until recently pastor of the Merrill Presbyterian church, on Sunday was installed as pastor of the Mill City Pres byterian church. Dr. Ferguson, long time resi dent of Oregon, will serve sever al churches in that area of the Willamette valley, it is under stood. Board Meeting William Can ong, vice president of Klamath County chamber of commerce board of directors will preside at the regular Wednesday noon meeting this week in the absence of John Houston, president. Medical Treatment Emil Al brecht, 319 Pacific Terrace, is a patient at Hillside hospital re ceiving medical treatment. II fin Woodworkers Take Ballot SEATTLE. May 14 tVl A strike vote is now being taken with tabulation to be completed at Portland, Ore., headquarters, Walter Uelka, district seeretury treasurer of the International Woodworkers of America (CIO) said yesterday. He announced that "if a tie up comes" in the shipping indus try, "we will work very closely" with striking CIO waterfront un ions. Uelka attended strategy meeting of maritime union lead ers and was named secretary of the joint committee planning the action. His union, he said, rep-1 resented 75,000 lumber workers j in Montana, northern California, ! British Columbia, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. In their current negotiations, the woodworkers seek elimina tion of differentials in pay for fir and pine workers, paid vaca tions and wage adjustments. Fewer Salmon Run Willamette Falls OREGON CITY, May 14 iJ'l Only about 7000 chinook salmon a week are migrating over Wil lamette Falls here, compared with 10,000 a week when the ! last count was made in 1933, the state fish commission said today. The first week's count of the 1946 run was completed Satur day, and officials said the count would continue as long as sal mon keep coming. Chlnooks counted here have survived com mercial fishermen on the Co lumbia and hundreds of sports fishermen on the Willamette. Fire School Mr. and Mrs. John Offel have returned to the lava beds after attending the fire school in Olympic national Dark. Their son. Harold, recent- ly returned from Korea, is vis liting them. YEOWl WHOOP ttl HW Of? tWS. YVS Trt 90O WOOSt TOR V J. GTiViMS A QUICK LURCH BACKWARDS. LltfuE &EAVER OVE''UR4S Hie trVMK MAVB6 VOU CAN ' ."FORD ID tfT S5NTIWNT BUT IHERE3 NO VOSST wi rAINO ItVO VV IT I Klamath Aroa Basks Again In Warm Sun The Klamath basin basked an other day in warm, brilliant sun light and tlio weatherman report to a maximum of 64 degrees with the mercury still climbing at 1:30 p. in. today.i Sunday's maximum of 71 proved an Ideal day for fisher men and those inclined to gar den. Monday the tomperaturo reached 60 and there win a ii'i minimum this morning which made it necessary for kindling splitting in a lot of lucid house holds. Forecast for Wednesday is for continued sunshine witii not much changu in temperature. Market , Quotations NEW YOHK. Mar l IAP- While number of kparlal stiH-kk i-onlliiul to IV a Mood avvomil uf lliamaalvei lodM , many market plvotala, rafleottna further peMintUin over the lattor tltnatlun, re turned the drift to lower levels. Oo.ma quotation: AntcrU-ali fall UV, Am Tel & Tel Ill'-, Anaconda 47 ia Calif I'ai-ktnc . 4b L'ommomvrallli A Sou 4. lurtlB-YVnitht Lcnrl Klc-lrtc .... Cicnral Mulon .... C;i Nor Ry p(J Il Harvester ... ..... Krnne(.'oll .... 4, . .. l.on Hell "A' Moutjfuniery Ward Nash-Krlv N Y Central Northern I'atMlc .... Iac liak A El j C lrnny ... . fMiicwav Mom .... Sran Hophuch Southern t'actflc .... Stamlard Hrand .... Siudfbakvr Sunthtn Mining .... union uu tu .... Union Pacific V S Stfa-1 Warnar Picture . .. . IMS POTATOES CHICAGO. May- 14 ( AP-t'SDA"-Pota-toea: arrivals llM: on track 140; total U. S ahlpnicnt 06.1 Old lock: upplla light; drmand moderate, market (inn. New atock: supptln moderate: demand rather alow: for California Ing White, market aleudx : fur Southern Triumph market slightly weaker; t follow. n quotations for I' S No. 1 qualltv in 10O lb ark Alabama Sehagoe UIIM Triumph 1U 73 4 33: Idaho Huitel Burhanka fct 113-3 : l.oolitena lilts Triumph J 30-4 23, California Lung W hi lea M .u. LIVESTOCK SOCTll SAN THANCISCO. May 14 AIUSUA' Salable cattle 50. calve nun; atera and heifer iteadv : lower grade h stuck itroni. Monday load otMl IUU lb. lecr lfliO; aood young 930 b. rang cowi 914 00; mrdluin range cows 112 oo-u OU; trxiay moatiy iruraeu In she tock, sprinkling common cow 10 00-73: cutter tt 0O-3O; rannars $7 30 0 SO; common-good aausaa bulla $10 00. II 30; calves salable, ataady; tup heavy calve Monday Sid 00. Salable hogs loo, steady; few package good choice 1 (to-230 lb. barrowa and gllta 113 BO; good tows 1 13.06- Salable sheep 300; fully steady; three deck good-Choic 72 lb. lainhe S14 30, m dim-good twi quoted $4. 30-3 30. CHICAGO. May 14 AP-l'SDAi Sal able hog 03OO, total I3.0UO. active, steady, good and choice tarrow and gtlU. 114 83 celling: iowi $14.10 celling, complete early clearance. Salable rattle 6ooo. total 6000; salable calves CVjO. total (MM); fed steers and yearling predominant In market; killing quality let desirable than Monday; trade fully Heady; frd heifer firm and cows, still acutely scarce. 13 to 23 cents higher for week to date: heavy sausage and beef hull firm but light dressing au aatfe bull dull at l 1 00-12 , vealer steady; stock cattle dull, replacement trade slowed down by advancing corn prices: top fed steers $17.73. but load choice to prime 1023 lb. heifers tops at S1HO0: most steer $13 73-17 3o Salable sheep nonn. total 32O0: wnnled Iambi strong to shad higher: five deck good and choice Nebraska fed wooled lambs $17 33: three loads mostly good grade Kansas wooliklns $lfl 10; early sales clipped lamb around steady, short deck mixed medium to choir No 2 pelts $lfl V). deck Just good freshly shorn very scarce. WHEAT CHICAGO. May 14 'AP A fair trail developed In new and old oats can tracts today, after an opening splurge In all pits, which resulted in new wheat, corn, rye and barley contract! being bid up the pcrmtasablc dally 5 cent limit. , . Trade In old contracts wa restricted to liquidation only, by order of the board of trade. All deliveries except May rye were at relllngs, but the open rye contract tumbled 3 cent at the opening for the sixth consecutive dev. 3flT cents from the recent all time high. At the close old whent contract were at the $1 83'x celling and new contract held their 3 cent advance Old corn contracts were at the $121li celling and new contracts up 5 centa. May rye was S centa under yesterday's close, at $2.47' and other old contract were at the $148' j celling Old barley con tracts were unchanged at the el 20't celling. New contracts held thalr 1 cent advance. Old oats were unchanged to 1'sc lower than yesterday's close. Mav B3. New oats were to I'm higher than the opening. Augut MS'sC. Meetings l.aele, Ml.ilnnarr Hecl.lr Immanuel Baptllt church, meela Thtiraday, S p. m.. home of Mr. Krcd Jrnklna. 213 X. Main. Members and friend. Invited. Courthouse Records Marriage License MIXER-WAI... Clifford K. Mlxar. 27. brakeman. Native of Kansas. Resident of Klamath Fall. Ore Lucille Wait, 20. beauty operator. Native of Kansas, Heal dent of Klamath Fall. Org. Complaint Hted Thomas J. Harrison vs. Sadie O. Har rlson, suit for divorce. Charge, deser tion. Couple married In lu:t at Klam ath rails. Ore. Fred O. Small, attorney for plaintiff. Decrees Granted I.yda A. Dontey vs. William C. Dorsey. Frank L. Miller vs. Louise M. Miller. Mary H. Cook vs. Thomas A. Cook. Audrey M. Hendricks . Cecil B. Hendricks. LaThella M. Leellng vs. Paul H. Leellng. itita M. Whisenant vs. W. Charles Whlsenant. . . Edna C. Anderson vs. T. T, Andaraon. Justlre Court Earl Howard Allred. failure to stop at stop sign. Fine. 1.1 iw. Lester Franklin Allen, no tall light. Fine. $5.S0. w. B OaUoway, four In ront seat Fine. $5. SO. - , , Harry Leo Kubister, speeding a truck. Fine. WEATHER Max. Mln. Precin. Kuffnw " '" Klamnlh Kalla IKI :u .1X1 Sacramento 71 47 w Portland CU 40 Trace Beno 71 31 .00 San Franclico Ml HO Traco Senllle - 01 411 .111 Medford 71) .'III .00 Had Bluff 7(1 oil .00 WASIIINOTON AND OHF.GON Partly cloudy todny. tonight and Wedncttdny, with few light showers over mountain. Little temperature change. Light to moderate westerly winds oil coast. Bugs, Insect, Iraves and other debris en the front of your radiator rora seriously hamper your moling system. He us for a quirk etternsl fleanhig. BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr., $1.50 day Make ReiervaUont For Sunday Phono 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE VITAL STATISTICS NIlirH Horn at Klantalh VU i)U-l, Klamath Falls, Oi . May I I. UMit, In Mr. ami Mn, t- K HiiUlar. WUi I'nlt fornta, bo Vihti tt pouiult Hln UUiivpa KAN OH A Horn al HIIUI.U Itt-pUwI. Klamath Fallt. Ott , May I.i. llUft. lo Mt a nit Mn. Ivan Kami) a. Morrill, Or . a girl. Vtght; 0 iiotimU l' onm-a M DONALD Ilorn at IlllUhl h 'H.il. Klamath rrtllt, t)i Mv II, tittd, to Mr ami Mit, i'an-oll Mi'lJonuM. 1 he molt, Hi . 'a Ul, Wvluhl. a otimU 4xi niiiit-ri l.Atm llovn at IlltUUta liotUal, Klamath rlli, Or , May 14. l!Ud. to Mr. ami Mr Carl l.aM, MvntM, Oir , a boy Walaht: 7 potimli NKI.SON Horn at HllUhla Ito.plUl. Klamnlh r.lli, Or. Mnv 14. HUft, to Mr. aiut Mia. Howard NaUon. nola l boa UWi. vtl. hl. WalKht. 0 pomml 7 otttton. obTtuary"" HUH HINIIV Vl'NKtK rrU II. Yank, n uatlva at Maiintt, Wla . a ittt aii lt month ami u iIhvi, paaaatl awav al a Iik'bI hospital Tun ilav. Mav 14 at .1 a m follnwlnit n Unathv lllnvM II hail llvnil In Klum aih counlv for M ar. hit la' riiim. twin al AW Commvrclwl Thu rmah.a rfit at th Karl VhlHwk Vuncral tlnma, fin at Hlxtl. Noltr of funvrat at iaiimnla lo ha glvn at a later tlat, "funeral" MUM. ( ATttrHINK Mt i:ttMKN FrivnUa ar t.,triiH Invltrtl lo al lnil th funaral Mivk' (or th lat Mm. t'a therm ntirmann to lo he'il Thurattav mornln at th Narrl Itrart ihun'h wlitrt a ruulm ihlglu inaaa wilt l -ltirtft for th rl',i" o( hrr mut rommnu'tnH at V Ul oYIo-k with (h ltv rathrr T 1 I av of I UMallng Itpcltatiitn of th ro.ii i y will hr i-oti ilnclril VVlrtritny malt! al fl t" o't-hx-k at th rrl WrllliM-h uinrrtl Horn ami aUo th prajrra of th Id ml Onlr of Ht Kritnou, of whlt'h th ilri-anl wt a mmlir. will ! alt at thk tlm Mntibfi. of th Thtril Outer ar h-te liv rquee( to l nt-enl at th funeral horn roll (twin th ntat Inlrrment wrill Im maile in th family plot In Mt. Calvary Mi-mum ml park LEGAL NOTICES N'OTU'K OK IINAI. ACt'Ml'NT Nolle 1 heiebv given that Svhll K Itlaisr. adminiitr jlrU d bout non, ol the estate of William T KUlott. ...me timet known a W. T K-ltloU. deceased, hs rendered and presented for final settlement and filed in the Circuit Court of the Slat of Oregon, for Klamath Count v. a final account of her admin istration of said est ul. and that the court ha flved WeilnesiUv . th 13lh day of Mav lttl. al th hour of li at A M on said dav. a th tlm and the Circuit Couit Hooiu in th Court Hmue at Klamath Fail. Oregon, a th place for hearing objection. If any. to said account and settlement thereof. SYIU1. K H1.A1SK. AdiulnUtrairm de lonls non A. 1 A 23-30: M 7 14 No 331. NOTIt i: Notice I hereby given hv th Civil Service romtnlsston of th City of Klamath Kalis. Oregon, that application will he received at th Office of P. !!- Judge at the Cltv IU1I. up to 3 o'clot k P M May 22. ItMrt. for position with the Police Department and Kir Ie pertmem. Kaaminaliuiis to be held at later date civil, srnvicr. commission 11 T Kraney, Secretary. M 14 t7 2o- No 37R CLASSIFIED RATES One day r word r 3 day run word - 3 day run word lie 4 day run . , rvr word l:c 9 day run , r-r word 14c Month run , word 4.V Week run - .Pf word IV Acta received by 1 no p. m. will appear same afternoon In "New Today column, NKW IIKHALD AND NEWS phone num ber, am Nw Today for BAt.r 310-acr stock ranch, meadow land. Irri gated. mntlv free 40 acre under rultt valln. lirge barn and house, on I side Taylor grailng right. All fenced. Owing for $13,500. Term a Henry Newhmu At T TV WATTE HS, Itraltnr 013 Main St. I'hune 4IT.1 f!Wtl evening' 3-14 FOll SALE 2 completely furnUhed noti- orn hume with eleclrtc rangn. rnglil atres, washing marhlnes, double ga rag, on nn large lot, A tiltn-ks front Main. f.tMKt income properly. For (iiick al aicux). fh. 4 XVI S Id FOIt SALE Very attractive 0-rwm home In Hnmedsle, some furniture, carpet. I's acre uf land. 3stll garage, city and school hua right to the door. Phone JU04, after 0, for appointment. Id nii,isinr. 5 -room house, two bedrooms nn main floor, full basement, furnace liardwiHKl floor In living room, fireplace; extra room finished In basement. Price $huuo. He Harvey Martin, Salesman, with E. CRAY. REALTOR 1031 Main Phone .Inns i Kvening and Sunday, phone 3313 or 4'MOi a-i4 FOR RENfOR SALE. 3arriJn Alla mnnt district, on nisbe Hi. Inaulr 1814 Crescent, or phone GtHM 5-10 ! ATTHACTIVK 2-nedroom home with full basement, walking distance A small borne on rear for income. Price $owog. See Jo Perry, with T. L WEAVER. Realtors Real Estate and Insurance 339 E. Main Phone 0704 j A-13 j FOtt SALE I9:i7 Ford panel, 1033 Austin ! coupe. 4004 Board man, 91. Francl Park 3-14 A FEW COLES" OIL CIRCULATORS, , kneehol desks, wicker clothes harnp- , era, corner shelves, mirrors of all sices ; and shapes; vacuum cleaners. Cash Terms Trade Pre wiTT'fl FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 3344 So. aih. Phone 7110 B-13 UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Repaired, Recovered Rebuilt and Remodeled FREE 1CHTI MATES Pickup and Delivery No Job too large-too small (lva u a ring LAWRENCE UPHOLSTERING CO 123 No. 4th St. Phone MI3 B-13 FOR'SALE-Smairilobart meat grinder. Ilk new. Also lard kettle, may be Ud with wood or gaa. 404 Buarrt man. St. Francla Park. 8-14 FOR SALE - - llaveno. radio.' tiedroom suite, wood stove, wood heater and miscellaneous household articles. 1H03 Summers Lane. 8-10 GENTLEMAN wishes apartment. No smoking or drinking. Permanently employed. Phone BI171 from S a. m. to 7 p. m. fl-14 WANTED" TO" BUY. ice box. Ph." 00(14. S-18 WANTED-Hand llft cult!vatorfor F-12 or 14 tractor. J. W. Reader, Merrill, Ore. Phone 7201. 8-18 WANTED" TO ni7Y--Calvea tip to on week old. Phone 3703. 8-30 EVERYONE INVITED -Old Time Dnnce. I. OOF. Hall, Friduy, by Shanta View (range. ft-17 FUN FOR EVERYONE!" Frldny," Old Time Dance. Odd I'ellows Hall, by Hhasta View Orange. 8-17 OLD TIME DANCE FRIDAY, I O O F. Hall, by Shasta View Grange. Every- onelnvlted. 5-17 NOTICEf The bttnlnem men and property owners In the South Hlxlh HI. trading area have organized a non-profit HHitoclntlun for the purpose of handling problem of that area In co-npnrnlive manner, making It safer for pedestrian and mobile traffic and a bettor trading cra ter. Anyone Interested In becoming a charter member, runtniH the following: Prnwttt's, 344 H. Hlh. Phone 7 Till). Conner, 2007 8. 8lh. Phone HB7B. McCurdy, 3383 8. 0th. Phono H3f);i. 3-13 FOR SALE ii.v ownerri'HI-acre fnrm , IHI acres In crop, 2-bed room and bath, barn, chicken house, city water, 200 raparity; Karaite; 4 head work -home and harness; it cows, I yearling; welt with storage tank! 2 wagons, one rubber-tired; farm machinery. Near Dorris. Cull 34211, Klniualli Falls. 5-1(1 FOR SALE - - Restaurant and founlntn supplle. Something new every duy. Stools, part or complete; slip-over seat covers, mugs, ninnes or all Kinds; sil verware, tea and aoda spoon; rousting pans; 200 butler chip dishes; hat dug steamer, restaurant booths, shower stall, electric filolw meat sllcar, etc. 2418 So. fllh. Phone 33.17. 3-13 WANTED, girl to Work ln"photo'shop. Apply In person. Hud's, loril Main. f B-IS A-f MECHANIC? wonted. Nn apprentice need apply. Btiena Vlata Garage, 20fit Orcgun Ave, Hub Ross. fl-l$ lit MAI II Ntt. KUm.lk raid, Ora. roit HAl.K Modfilt tlaklid hom. hartlwnnrl ftnoia in living iiMiin. timing room, flitular. H-.vl.a iH.uh with laundry ttava, latg kllt'hril, dinihl ihimllMH, 4 ImiIiooii. ihuit'l t'onHin teil: ilha fm'tl in aid. Iiiwii, kit rub, twitle. Maiden ktiot. All Hupiovvd oiled trt. l.iuad Hear Ht. i am i I'ai k . UK" Tt mt. Hill HAl.R :i lieditmm lioma til Ml Wiirlltgn l.ovly llvlnn loom mid tllllhig room, flietmira, laiga a tit Urn with iilta Imlll In. lli.ik (ml room. Ilaiiiiil will) hit'iar Nlii Ittwn and htuiii iJ-in,t fur IMtHi- ron HAI.K l.aiii ImlMlnit. lor a tin I on tllghwuv "7, li)U of aikina iin, xi'ellenl lotHllon for dama hall and other aininimou Vilr luruUheil. llull.ttng Ml K(IUnl ivnulUlon. Uoing for .aftl. 'Uim. h. llemy NiwInmM at T II. WAVmiN. Mealtor HIS Main HI, i'liona 4lti:t i 3043 evening B-li amAfcl A WKl.lllNti bllOl1 Dlioit Has and Kwnliig Poilabl Welding HervU I'hone latut, or 472U Shasta Way ft '47 APAItTM KNT HOI'SK at Hti Oak lui sale, reosiinable. If taken be lure repair am mail 3 FOR MAl.E," GMOCKItY ftTOHK with ;t lipih imm iiuxlern living mint lei s, also FOR I.KAKE. concrete and biick business building. Fnl Main. i.itMKH JUNtfH. Healtur 400 Mailt Ht. Tel 73U7 or ' Ul I 14 ROOM TO RENT 314 Kit. luth. M FOR SM.F.. Irnnag 3-row potato planter. V Kallim, plitiue .Mt.y Malln 310 DRY IIODY WOOD on hand gulck do- v, Older )oitl winter upiiy now. Furl Yrfid I'd 7i.il 3 14 2 IIEDIIOO.M home nrnr Weveihaeuer Junilloti. with eneag. for s.aa. Down pamnl $'.M. Inunedlal pu' session, 14 Jo Perry, with F I. WKAVFM. Hraltur Reel Estate and Iiisuinn.-e 3JU E. Main Plume "7ti4 WANTED Mn and wif for resort work Ml Dismond ljke irsort. gMl !. cottage, ui'ixl and lighl lurnished. J!v a and retrrenrrs AUo dining rtMiin lor lease to rrspomtld tr(le on iterveulAgo tuisi Aldirs l.ro i.. Howaril .1.11 Ciater 1-ake Ave, Med ford. Ore 3 TO FOR RENT Oiir-io.tii furnished cabin Ph. 0714. or :1I2 MichigAii 313 FOIt SALE 4 -room house, also 2-room house, on ili lot, turn. dep well (list house on UmbJ lik road. PrU JJSO rash 'J1 FOIt SALE 11 a k gnMl rommon drop red potat..rs C. M Nhat. Ilu 4. ltar Riuile. Malm. Die 3-13 FOR SALE Five nlc. lK-dro.ni, suite, spring and mattress, piacilcally nw .Uo4 llistw FtH SALE in fl Kilverdom trailer housr. metal top, sleep 4, extra gmid i-ondllton Pit' $i3ai He Tony dins. ChHofl'iln liatage. ur writ Hm 76. Chltouuin u WANT TO lit' Y gHMl tised rar. 3.1.1 No lllh. Ph. 3033, alter 0 p m 3 13 FOR MALE M ntc building Ms In Isrcond lllvervlew Addition Fur ijuh k ale U."i Uks all Ph 43U 3 13 FOR SALE acre. WW acre in meadow. "0 acre farm, IM acres grating pasture Can ctil lW tot hav MiKletti horn. gKnt out It tug building, mUcellanvitus niulpmenl paved highwav. relrral range for :vi entile or "Ml sberp. 7StiU CASH. Term to responsible bu er. FAVEl.I. t TI.EY HFAI.1Y CO. Lakevlew. Oregon 3 30 3 HOl'SEH. $n .two. term Your home and $70 Income. Near Falrvlew achusd. 1.RCDHO0M HOME, large Int. $looO. term Representative. 11113 Oregon Telephone ."V4I4 8 14 FOR NAt.E Small t.lrl (ic.iut cabin. Itul Spring district. Due to al if prop erly must b moved. I'tt. 4VW, Mr t;rora K t'undtey. ia KOI! SALE lu aai'k drop aerd. $2 33. with 3 sacks 13 30 fettttUer U. P Held, Stale Una lload. Ph. Malln 3M Jl'ST ARRIVED, whit slips, siies to 33; women's p Jama. Infants' hrd-ld shoe, tlti-s tip Dresses up W 33- Vivian Aimatrl. 110 No nth ht. 814 WANTED- Women lr light housework and cumpaiilim lr seml-mvatld, da I'hone tw 3 tfl RtH.l, FILM priming, developing 8 hour srrvic. Hell Studio, next dour to Pin Tree Theatre. 8-10 WANTED t'sed ratnera. 1111 Studio. nrKt d-M-r Pin Tree Theatre 3-10 FOIt SALE Used dour and window Phone 4:i70 3 1 LOST Sleeping bag. between Hhala Way and Iteclauuitlnn. Call 73U. or afier 4pm, soso. 814 FOR SALE or trade, house In Dunsmuir, two blocks from depot, on highway, fur property lu Klamath Fall. Phon 7700. 3t WANTED Model A" Ford. In gotKl run ning rondllion. Phune 8237. 3-10 WILL TRADE 3)-00. model 1003. In cellent condition, for good 32 pump rifle, 12 gauge shotgun, or lnlh Com after 8 :w p. in. lo C. H. Schiinpf, Apt. 8, Jo S.m) a Apartments, I block from Weyerhaeuser Mill. 3-14 FOR SALE DUO acres, excellent stork ranch. Natural meeuuw, gi am ana alfalfa land. Will cut over 3o0 Urns bay. Very good pasture; water right, over 12 steadiest springs, creek through ranch. Mtxlvtn home, large barn, mis cellaneous farm equipment. 2o miles north Lakevlew. Paved highway. Im mediate possession. $.l3tu. FAVELL UTI.KY REALTY CO. Lakevlew. Or 3 20 FOUND- License plate lOrrgoni 300 21 1. Inquire Herald-News. 3-13 FOR GOOD, reasonable house painting Job, phona 7000 between 7 and U p. m. ft 30 OUtSIDE rooms fnrrent hy the new owner, Klamath Hotel. 3 JO STENOGRAPHER wanted. Must know shorlliand. Insurance office experi ence preferred but not Absolutely necessary. Han Norland Insurance Agency, 123 North 0th. 3 1(1 f WOULD appreciate It If anyone having any 10-20 or Klamath Special left after planting Would call or writ Russell Webber. 723 Martin. 3-13 WANT TO BUY outboard motor. In good condition Phone 4034. 3-10 FOR RENT- Room with kllrhei) privi leges. Close In. Phone 7000 3-10 FOR SALE -Custom built trailer house, newly decorated Inside and out. 111. 3, Hux 1331, Worn Plal. Ph. AOOS 5-10 FOR SALE 8-room modern home." RV4 Merlin. 8-20 FOR SALE Rlntide maple table ami chairs. Call 040(1 before 10 a. m or after fl p. m, n.m FOR RALE Good 00 logging cat., $IWK). Jl-V- f"' cam. a to Muting Notlcat THE ROYAI. NEIGH DOI1H of America ntroU tha aacond anit fourth Friday! of each month t K. C. hall, 400 Main. Ill I'EI.ICAN POST No. initl, Vctcratta of lornll(n Warn, maota mvery lt and ;ird Tlmriday avenlnsi In tha K; it nil, and and 4ih Thursday evanlnca at IJnncoland. All mr-atliiKi open at B D. m. Vlnlllna mamlMra walcnma. a I f J.I I Klamnlh Palli Aarla No. 'JtniO Hrilillnr meetlns every 'i'uaa day night, 7;4A p. m, f O K. hull, mil and Walnut Vlmilna memhara cordially Invllad If 2 Lour and Found LOHT h ri0x!7 lire and whenl. "ttewnnl. .-ll 4:i((2. ft-M 4 Gentra. Notice WII.I. piirly who purrhmird :.0-0t1 Hiirlnff flrld, narliil No 127(ia:i1i, with llelriing tind Mull icope, TunHilny, My 1, plrfme cnll aU'M'! fl-H KIHIIKHMKN Thi nnltnnii run li now on In the Jtojfiio Hfvnr Muhn ynur rtnnr VNlloni al Ihn Owrm Mulnl. HI mm hcNt. Box 2(11, phnna (t.Vl, (Jnlfl Itrnuh. Ura., and enjoy a frw dny' f Inhinjr. O-lil DKAK CURTOMKIIS: fhi-rk llm numlwr on lnwn mowfT handln. it xr4 laiiirn tn Iltirlrnhiiiner and jfft your niuwnr, 'I'hnnl: ynii, fl.jji TrnnRporlfllion MOVR hy pntldrd vim tu nil ponila in OnK'n, WiuhinRtim Lahliirnia. fcaua Trnnufcf tt Slorngt, 320 Main Hi. riiun am, . ntwu I f Of TI'IIAT. Maf U. ItU, Faga Ta 10 6orvlct . j Dn You Need Monev? If you (lt. t h ftnvwer li iliii., cull Urn Conimorclitl F I mn no. A friendly quick iiilorvlow oi ui the lomi Is coniplctod, Lonni from $50 to JuO oil your Sularv, Kurnlture, or Llvoatock, from $50 lo $500 on your ttutomobilct, and you msy tuko tu tong as IB months to puy. Commercial Finance CorDoration TOM O'DWYER 1U7 N, Utli bU 7711 flD3ti Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wt can now do your work for Low Monllily Paymenll Patton & Overeem j Plumbing & Heating Co. j Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4I21U ! Your fur In CJciod For A I :i I f U I If you ni'i'd ou.ili for any rf.T' on. II will tiiko only lr numilrs (o rruuii tlic drliill. If you urr luiylnu or cilinit ji rr, iip our finunrlnii ncrvks. tire "Chuck" llnlloy t i Motor Investment Co. .-j Klmnath Oldc4l, Locally- OwihhI M-275 S-241 1H N. 7(li rhone 3.12S t, S-lHhl j DKrKNDAM.K 1NSUKKD City i Delivery Service DIAL 8417 j W Deliver BuKKiiKf Prccli j I'rraonsl Kffrcls V. Hubliuon 0. Andcraon ! 443Stf A COMPLETE j HEATING j SERVICE j Cleanlni tlepslrlng .) Sales tniitullntloni CHIMNEYS I STOVES FURNACES Tufts Furnace Co. . Hontlng Siielalliti 2323 So. Uth Phone 6305 ' (Nlifhl.. Holldnyi Ph, 3041 ;j! S04lf i - ' nrrnirrn TinKi f r IMULIV I I Vm I 4 SALES and SERVICE k DtJMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Makei I'arti, Control and Equipment j in Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phono 6017 127 So. 6th St. 22 17tl t Plumbing Heating i Service NEW ) Installation and Repair Work j WE HURRY ' Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 East Mnln Phona 5781 264UK LOCKED OUT? If your rar hus Just one key . . . we're the one that you should sec! Keys Kcya Keys . Duplicates Mndo of Any Key Rose Motor Co. 4th and Klamath 5-22C t ELECTRICAL ENGINEER l Pnwor-llxht. numnlnff. Indu1rlal-lumlir. uraiHii laiik Hprcui pr tii vin lid pIlcullotiB. (inrtln( trouble handled a an nines any or mini. J. M. Waurhnpa 710 Pin HI. Phon) Horn 4U3 -Of flea ssan DECORATING" Painting Paperhanging Rruah nr Hp ray Old Work Our Hpaolalty llomai or Commarrlal Walnut fit. Phon 41 Local and Long DUlanoa MOVING Eads Transfer & Storag no Main St. Phona 8371 I7MII LOCAL MOVING AND CARTAGE AnythlnR Anywhcra ia Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7300 101 Klnmuth Ave. 8BSK SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED AND INSTALLED The Modern Way W. BAKER Ph. 4003 BB WATKINS IMIOI)llCTH-J. C, Marin, a:i"J llriine. PI a 11.113. B"'1 CAHPENTER WOnK-llollr "work, "" trart. Phnna 4a(IB. -' PLOWING, lavalln, ipud planllnl drilling. Phona 8:103. H ! ,,4