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Newspaper Page Text'V Chiloquin The find affair of graduation was a commencement dance to be held Saturday night, May 18, In the Chiloquin school gymnasium. Music was furnished by the Merry Makers from Klam ath Falls. Mrs. Joe H. Stewart was hon ored at a pink and blue shower given at the high school last Monday afternoon. Hosts and hostesses were faculty members and custodians of Chiloquin high and elementary schools. Stewart has been principal of the Chiloquin schools for the past two years, but has resigned to accept the principalship of the Coburg, Ore., schools. He will resume work at the University of Oregon this sumnwr to finish requirements for his M.A. Present at the Monday tea were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Zellcr, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Juris, Mcsdamcs Charles Warren, Sam Rife, Rolf Pielke, Helen Parsley, Harry Whiting, Cecil Vandal, John Lott, H. Bur ton, the Misses Margaret Molitor and Hilda Olsen, and the Messrs. Reno Barnes and George Court right. Wednesday was picnic day for senior and junior high schools of Chiloquin. Pupils of the six upper years, accompanied by Ann Rife, Hilda Olsen, Richard Wilson, and Reno Barnes of the faculty, and Principal Joe H. Stewart, rode two school buses to the gravel pit swimming hole near Fort Klamath and made a day of it. Tuesday, pupils of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades, accom panied by Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Warren, picnicked at Pine Ridge. Piano pupils of Mrs. Darlene Wolff were heard in recital Wed nesday evening in the Chiloquin elementary school hall. Assist ing artists were Paula Albert, Mary Monks and Gene Page. Students participating were Alice Faye and Mary Jo Stewart, Betty Porter, Joanne and Marilee Key- AS TUGS TAKES A STEP TOWARD WHIP. 1 f f nnw 4ikyr"l I PLEASE . TUG5'lC? f HOLD ARpJ S EASY HELPS EVA OWTOTHE BAEGE. SMAjS AMP WS TRUSS 6UPPENLY ATTACK AlLEt AND OSCAZ BOOM AHe CUSHT IN WHAT Mif BE THE DESTRUCTION Of MANTIS' OPBSATCSS Of TKB TIME-MACHINE AAHIT a.! ONLY A FAVORABLE MO 6 MENT to return them TO THE 20 V cetmey... v 1 mtAKD S ST1U. WIThI CAWpy, WORMS TO WIN BAK HER AFFEaONS. BUT HIS CAMPAIGN IS gUNMIKlG v IMTO , x MONey y attack mjs .yg J I I f THEY STOPPED IN THE ROW) I HM-M-.SNIDg gOOOcT f- f WHffT? OLD SNI06 SOPBEL A 55 I i IN FRONT OP FRED'S HOUSS I IS FRECfS 6EC0N0 COUSIN- f " I ' AND HIS PASSEt. OTUAPMINTS? V 3 AND JUST STARED AT 1 j TH6 ONLY RELATIVE FREO ( SO DO L 1 j j tor, and Marlent and Barbara Johnson. Mrs. Cecil Vandal, wltb has been teaching second grade in Chiloquin this past year, has ac cepted a position in the Silvorton schools. Vandal will continue work for his degree in forestry at Corvallis and Mrs. Vandal's new location will enable the fam ily to spend weekends together. Th VaHal hnvo tivrt xmnll daughters, Dianne and Sandra. Merrill No more of the good get togethers that have marked the social evenings of the Morrill grange when the public was in vited will be planned until next fall, it was announced this week by Gus Hagglund, master. Mrs. Izola Parker of the Klam ath county health department will speak at the next regular meeting May 27. Mrs. E. E. Kil Patrick will serve as program chairman. Refreshments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. J. Leland Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Pete McNeil and Mrs. Verna Haskins. Mrs. Walter Robison, former Merrill resident now living near Macdoel, was honored on Mother's Day which is also her birthday with a family reunion. There for the day, which included a big picnic lunch at noon, were Mrs. Walter K. Olds (Martha Robison) San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Winebarger and family, Merrill, Mrs. DeLos Mills, Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Robison and two chil dren, Mr. Hebron, and Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Robison, also of Mt. Hebron. Sgt. Gordon Wynant, who served 10 months overseas with General MacArthur's headquar ters, Korean branch, has been discharged and is at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. How ard Wynant. He was en route from Tokyo 12 days and had a fine voyage, he reports. He docked at Seattle and was dis charged at Ft. Lewis. M. A. Bowman, Merrill realtor, and O. J. Harris, blacksmith, are fc WUttV Of Vv VRTkS. Ok.' BE OVER WXBJt TO. ONfe? rH I I I8P lir " 1 SSSMaBJlMieaBBBSBBBBSBBBBBBBBTCTTTlt UW I : .alBBT" " 'Bs' tTTAa'l muf fr. C ifaff f Ahem, lard, vou owe ws I'M rat bboke. ( I could All rioht A UTTLE MATTER or MR. DUNHAM.' ' JEet J I'LL PAY vou I io-7J-y STcoulp i work out socas fifty cemts TTM MV DWT? AM HOUR )ff ' 7& TV " e ' W "" BDMk i spending a vacation In Brittth Columbia where they are hunt ing bear. They drove north by way of Seattle. Mrs. J. W. Rceder has been 111 for several weeks and confined to bed at her home near Merrill. A daughter. Berdina, of Sacra mento is with her mother. Miss Rceder was accompanied north by Pat Livingston, formerly asso ciated with the Klamath Falls Herald and News as a photog rapher. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. King and family are moving this weekend to a home purchased recently at Hager. The property was for merly owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols. The Kings have been residents of the Merrill community for more than 11 years and during that time have resided on the former D. E. Alex ander ranch, bought a year ago by West and Lyon. Keno Mrs. Tom Calmcs of Keno was among the Klamath county mothers who were entertained over the weekend at Oregon State college. This is an annual affair, the entertaining of the students' mothers for Mother's Day. Monniette Calmes is a stu dent at Corvallis. Mrs. Calmes left on a Friday morning and arrived home on Sunday eve ning. Students at Keno had their last classes on Wednesday, the 15th. On Thursday, the picnics for the various rooms were held and on Friday teachers finished up records and reports, which will bring the school officially to a close for the term. Mr. and Mrs. Lane A. Smith Jr., and Fred Barnes left on Tuesday for a fishing trip to Gold Beach, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Smith Sr., and Mrs. Don Huck returned from the coast on Monday. They reported having a grand two weeks' trip. On Friday evening, May 10, a group of people from the First Baptist church of Klamath Falls held a potluck supper in Keno in the school cafeteria, later Join- .tjM WVlV 9 U KNN VSH I SPOT Vt "HAl KHTO ! WWXNkM. Vtt TrtVo J WOO MfcVi a TOO BA0,6STER...8UT tTU. Y IF THEM VOU 7-i ' 1 T0OBAO,6STER...8UTn"U. Vf ? IN A WuWUTE.... 7J OM "IMP rY YOU Ltl YOU FUNNY COTS IWt V MIA HtVtCt IMt T H If W l tit 6f. "Did you hear that, dear? ing the local people in the com munity "Sing" in the school gymnasium. Mr. and Mrs. Huskinson are moving into their new storo building this week. They will be closed on Friday, May 17, and will re-open on Saturday morn ing in their new building. Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Arant and daughter Darlene. and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stoehsler ar rived here Saturday, May 11, from Arizona where they spent the past several months. They will visit for a short time here with relatives and friends before leaving for Walla Walla, Wash. OTHER HAND, WHY DOMT I JUST TWO DOLLARS AN HOUR AMD t.l iUMEWHEKfc tU9t TWBMlrffei CO BY NEA MWVtCt. INC. T. M. H.ZTV. S. PAT, OTf J BUSINESS lie's spoken his first word!" Mrs. Leland Stoehsler and son Benny returned homo last week from Roseburg where they have been visiting relatives for some time. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Schmoc of Klamath Falls, Fred Schmoe, son Robert, and Raymond Kolb spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb of Lakevlew. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schmoc remained to visit for several days longer. Mr. and Mrs. Hnrlun Prough returned from Portland on Tues day evening where Trough has received further medical treat ment. Patty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CL H. Sewald, underwent a tonsil operation in Klamath Falls on Tuesday, May 14. She is re maining In Klamath Falls for several days. Raymond Kolb left for San Francisco Tuesday evening where he will undergo medical aid. PACiriC COAST LfcAil'K ... w P' Oakland .14 in .ikm Smn rrncUco m ja m L Antfciei ;n -M San Dlo 2 an ,4.13 Hollywood 22 2S AM Sacramento 22 31 413 31 30 .412 Portland 11 aa .300 San rranci.co 2 .1, Loa Ani 1-0. Oakland 8-1, Hollywood 0-0. Sacramnto 3-4. San Dlrgo 2-3. Portland 4-1, Seattle 3-2. AMKEICAN LrAOt r tf STANDINGS? W L Pel I 23 7 ,7H1 I 20 II .(MA ; in 1.1 ,.-utt i 13 1.1 ,3:i I 1.1 in .410 11 in .:t7 1 . u in .xa I . 9 1 .2U0 j New York " Detroit Waahlnrton St. Loula Chicago Philadelphia Ktiuiti Hunday New York 2-7. Cleveland 0-1. Boston 4-1, Dtrotl 0-3. Washington 4-7. Chicago 3-1 Philadelphia 4-13. St. Loula 31, NATIONAL LEAGf'K St. Louis 7 Bdooklyn itt m Pet .tn4 .til A ..VWI .350 .342 .420 .400 .340 Chicago u n Boiton 15 12 Cincinnati m 11 New York 12 10 Pittsburgh 10 1(1 Philadelphia 0 19 Kftulta Hondsy St. Louft 9-4. Philadelphia 8-0. Chicago 8-3. Boston B-.V Pittsburgh 3-1. Nrw York 1-3. Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 0. WHEAT CHICAGO. May 20 ( APi- May rye soared Ifl centa In the Init l minutes of trading today. Jumping from a low of S2 221, to a high of $2rp)i,, At the high the contract was up the dally limit of 3 cent from the preceding session's close. The upturn In the May future followed shortly after a cash house purchased 20.000 bushels of cash rye at 2 :i2Js which at the time of purchase was 10 centa a bushel higher than the quotation for the May delivery. The May de livery also Jumped the S cent limit at Winnipeg Favorable weather for crops brought aome selling Into corn and oat early, but part of the early downturn was re gained. New corn enntrncta finished l-l'sc lower, January 1.43?. new oats 'r lower to 3ac h lunar AiibiibI RHi.i.c old oat unchanged to lc lower. Sep- rmirr ifm, mna wneai wfli uncnngia at cellfnus. Autruit 11 nnn, mw rv finished at t2 .'l2a, up 3 cents. POTATOES PORTLAND. Ore.. Mnv 20 (APiPo(a. toes: locnl Ilurbnnk. 3.00-3. 73 cental; Idaho, $3.H3 cental; Deschutes 100s, No, 1. 14 M-4 M contnl- 14i 1 fm- in. AO cents; new, Florlfln, 3 23-3.73 bag; Cali fornia, Long White, 3.73-3.83 hundred weight. CHICAGO. Mnv 20 AP-tISnA)Pfi(. toe arrival i:if; on track 142; total IT. S. shlnmenU Friday 127fl. Satrdav 637; and Sunday Ifl. Old stock supplies very light: for best quality demand moderate; market nrm. New stork eunnlles moderate: demand low; market unsettled; following U, 8. No. In 100 lb. sacks California Whttes 3.70-3(13; Louisiana Bliss Triumphs 3.fl3-3.l)0; Alabama Bliss Triumphs :i.40 300; Idaho Husset-Burbanks 3.00-4.30. Deteriorated heater hose may burst. If It does, your cooling system hsrnme Inactive, "HANK" Fanning' RlohfUld Service. 1102 K. Main. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING K 1 pert, fluarantreit Work (All Makes! Reasonibla Prlnes Free Kstimale Sewing Machine Service Totir Independent Dealer Phone 8771 H'iin Shasta W BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr.i $1.50 day Make Reservations For Sunday Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Market Quotations NEW YOKK. May til IAI'i Aunrl.il lin'ki rv.Ml.d tow.itl rcuvry IimI.v Inil many U.il.1-. f.il.it In .Klilttll .11. IhuiUiin atul tlaalhi.. war. among Itia Kiw.at ( lit. ..r. L'liMlng qiiolatlont: Aiti.rlr.n Cati , tfli Am T.I T.I 1.1'. Anaconda ut. Calif Parkins Comninnw.allh Si Sou CurlU-Wrl.M C.n.ral Kl.clrlo (I.n.ral Motor. (II Nor Hy lot HarvHt.r 11.11 "A ' Nah-K.lv N Y t'.nlral North.rn PaoKlo Pan Oat i II J C P.nu.y Saf.w.y Htora u Snar. Krwltut-k Solilh.nl Parltlo Standard Urand. Slud.ltak.r Sunahln. Mining Union OH Colli Union Pacific ti a st..i Warn.r Plcuict . ' . 7.1 . 01 . 1171 . .14 .. 411 ' .. l. .. SI .. 31 " .. ' .. I, VI an LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. May 30 1 Al" l'MM-Ml-able hogs 4A0O. total tvuH), acttvo. ileady: ginnt arul choice barrows and gilts 14 M iitiuj, sows 814,10 celling, compute early clearance. Salable cattle 10 000. total 10.000; sal able calves 400. total 400. receipts our laled and murk ft active, steady to tnuig: bulk all classes going on eastern accounts; predominantly a fd steer and yearling run; bulk lfl OO-t? 6A: lop lU. ib averages lit 00; three loads 117. Hi, heifer very scarce; average choice of ferings 17.23; hardly enough rows and bulls here to make a market; both class strong lo shade higher, veal re firm at 517 00; mostly lfl 30 down; light slock rattle In moderately broad demand at 14 MHi3; choice U40 lb. averages Up lo I1A73. v Salable, sheep 3300. total 3700; city butcher taking bulk lamb aupply at prices at least fully steady; two loads 111 tb. good and choice Nnbraska fed wooled lamtu carrying considerable mud 17,33; two loads Hn lb. medium to good woulskliiB ILtfJ. toad or so medium and good tin 30, small lot good and choir native I7 00 lo big packers: few w wiled and thorn slaughter ws W 30 and 8113 respectively. SOUTH SAN rKANCISCO. May BO 1 A P-t' SUA ' Salable cattle 800. calve W. largely steady on upper class; undertone lower on lower class; four car well wintered 1 100-1 130 lb, grass steer 10 30-17 00, tight sort: few com mon steers i:t !U); load 918 lb. good 3 rata heifer 314 00; lad 1000 lb. me lum rang cow 913 00; aged rang row 811 30-taso; cutter-common mostly 8 .VI-10 80; can iters largely 17 00-8 wi; cnmmun-iiMxl sausage bulls 810 00-11 M, calves itrady; few gixHl-cbolre calve f 13 00-18, 00. common-medium 81 1.00 13 00 Salable hog lnO. ateady: few package grod-cholre 3O0-130 Ib. barrows and gill 13 80; odd good sow 813 03. Salable shrp 3t0; undertone steady; two decks fresh shorn No 2 wlt old crop IaiiiIm 00; few deck medium good shorn yearlings 13.00; medium good thorn ewtt 14 !V0-3 30. goodholC wooled lamb held up to 813 00. WEATHER Max. Mfn, Preclp 63 47 .ti) . 73 48 on 31 ;t 88 M 00 4.1 00 38 ut Trace 84 3J .Oil ....... IW 48 .00 88 38 .00 ftugene . Klamath rU Sacramento Portland Keno Kan Pranclaco Hcattle Medford . . Ked Bluff NORTHFRN CALIPORN1 A-Cler to day, tonight and Tuesday encepl for fog near roail. Little change In temperature. Gentle to moderate northwesterly wind off roat OliruON AND WASHINGTON Partly cloudy today, tonight and Tuesday: fog and low clouds along the roast: slight ly warmer In east portion: gentle to moderate westerly to northwesterly winds off coast. Courthouse Records Marriage Mrino ORTH -SANTOS James Henrv Orth. 23. farmer. Native of Oregon. Resident of Fort Klamath. Ore. Marie E Hantoe, 32. clerk Native of California. Keil dent of Sacramento. Calif. Complaints riled Rosa B. Mitchell vs. James Carl Mitchell, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried March 30, I (ill. at Madras, Ore. Plaintiff ask IVxi and property settle ment. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plain tiff Frances L Ellis v. Jame Herbert Elllv suit for divorce Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried September 30. ltM3. at Hoqulam, Wash. Plaintiff ask custody of one minor child W. I. mar Towns nd, at torney for plaintiff. John Irwin vs. Harvey Olsen at al. suit to obtain payment, filed by John Irwin, attorney. Decrees Granted Charlotte C. Mayfleld vs. Arthur May field. m Hose B. Mitchell vs. Jam Carl Mitchell. Nadlne Walker v. Elmer R Walker. VITAL STATISTICS BILI.INGf11.EY -Horn at Hillside hos pital. Klamath rails, Ore.. May 10. 1048, to Mr. and Mrs Trd Blllingsley, Can by, Calif., a girl Weight: 7 pounds 1 ounce JONES Horn at Klamath Valley hoe pltal, Klamath Tails, Ore., May Ifl, 1040, In Mr. and Mrs Irving Jones, 322 Van Ness, a tMiy. Weight: fl pound, McDONALD-Horn at Klamath Val ley hotpltal. Klamath rails. Ore . Mav 1H. 1048. to Mr. and Mrs. Ben McDonald. 2304 Reclamation, a a'lrl. Weight: 7 pounds 2' ounces. HOWARD Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath rails, Oregon , May 18, 1048, to Mr. and Mr. Cecil A. How ard, 323 Commercial, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 1 '.fc ounces. DRAKE Horn at Klamath Valley hoe pltnl, Klamnfh rails. Ore., May 10, lf)4(l, to Mr. and Mr. Ray Drake. Malln, Or., a girl. Weight: B pounds 14 ounces. FUNERAL ANDREW Wri.KANOVITCH Funernl service for the late Andrew Wulkanovltch. resident of the old Mid land road district, who passed away In this rlty on May 13. will be held from the chaoel of the Earl Whltloek runeral Home, Pin at Sixth, on Tuesday. May 21 at 4 p. m. Interment will follow In Linkvllle cemetery, rrlends are Invited. OBITUARY IRVIN CHARLES Wfl.f.ARD Irvln Charles Wlllnrrt. a lifelong rati dent of Klamath rails, passed away near Ashland, Ore., Saturday, May 18, 1048. Ha was born In Klamath Falls, and was aged 20 year 7 month and 4 day at the time or hi pn suing, He was a recently discharged veteran of World War II. Ha 1 survived by his wife. Mr. Ethel Wlllard; one daughter, Thelma Gen Wlllard; two mm, Robert and Terry John Wlllard: hi mother. Mr. Jessie Wlllard. nil of Klamath Falls; two Inter. Marl Warner of Redmond, Or,, and Zola Heavlln of Ashland. Or. I and onr brother. Oscar J. Wlllard of Ash land. Ore, Funeral arrangemnnta, which are under the direction of Ward' Klam ath Funeral Home, will ha announced 4VVlaVVWVVaa'WIVVaaV'kf'4AAAArMrrMrAatk LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Notice ti hereby given by Ihe Civil Service Comml-wfnn of the City of Klnmoth Falls, Oregon, that applications will be received at 1h Office of Police .Tudeo at the Cltv Hall, up to 5 o'clock P. M. Mav 22, 1I74A, for position with the Police Dennrtmant and Fire lie nnrtmeni. Examinations to ba held at a Inter de'". rivir, REnvic! commihrton H. T. Franv, Secretary, M. 14-17-2" No, :i7fl. CLASSIFIED HATES Ont day ..., w,M.HmH,.,..R..per word 4 2 day run ,. MJ ...m..,., P"" word Ac S day run ,,, n word 11c 4 day run -,-,,, , ,., nm word 1.1a B day run , per word 14e Now Today F0n" RAI,F, Excellent 20-fool piilf trailer, good tiros; Westfnghouse air or vacuum net-up. lil.'iQ PLYMOUTH to el or trad. DUKE MOTOR CO. Morrill 5-20 WANTED, midlum-tlxfl bicycle, Phone .1772. B-iU URRAI.n s NIWI, Rlsmsth Fslll, Ort. Ntw Today TWO 'Jersey milk cows for sal. "" Rov Harris, Kno, Oit. 5-illl FOR BAl.B is ACME tn AltamiMit district, imall house, hot watr tank, oil beater, small washing machine Also g lUalll laundry room. Vriva liitHi, RKHTAURANT on Main Hi . doing fine blislnesai long la, Incluile all vqultt Itieitt and giuceiles Price 4m0, 8 1 to wit by appointment only. J, W, HANDEIIS, Hesllor M3 Main 11. o-XI JltMT arrived, niatarnlly " dresses and Jersey play autt. Vivian Apprel, tin No nit at. a an FOR HAl.r. Klectrir blanket, double bed ilit, cost 110(1, sacrifice fAO. P. O. Ron gin. B 20 rAlltVIKW ai HOOL.-'mo.lsrn plastered home, with Income house on same lot, facing other street, I-ow pile. Terms aU rout Realty. 1HIA Orvgon. 013 rOR HAI.K NKAT 1'ltedrootn borne on Cottage Ave , with ' acre good soli, for fUDoo. Im mdlat possession. TWO nUDHOOM HOMR In Allsmont for .v). Term. TWOaRRDItOOM IIOMB near Wayer haeuscr Junction, with crag, for Down payment f7fl0. Immadlal poslon, Ke Joe Perry, with r. L WKAVKN. Realtor Real Estate and Ineuram-e 3.lt C. Main Phone 07rt4 ft -It WANTKf) Knperlenaed dairyman, Must la married flood wane lo right party. Jess Williams, lloiiRiua, Or. Plmn ail ft-itf FOR MAl.f V, acre' " 4 room )iouse, berries, ulcg barn, garage. 4UJ Wash In l on at fl W FOR HINT, gsr.ge. 2 blocks from Main. Phon Hill. KMsnilon aw, between M a, m and ft 30 p. m. A-SJ PKKNACH wanted Top wages." Phon rt-M.i, i so tih. ii aa ROlira aTAINRU. New "roofs. Phone 4n.ltt, B22 FOR RALE 1048 Hrholt 1.oury Muer trailer house. 4 new tires, electric brake. Acrm front Tower Thtre. B-22 WANTED r.Kperlenred waitresses." ApoW In person Klamath tttl I lards. fl M rOR flAI.E Rsfrlgerator bttn, romplet with compres aor gasoline motor, automatic controls, te. Temperatures down to 32 below freeilng Mr end new unit. Capacity sit ft IWI ft, Manufaclured by Herman llros. for the U. H navy. This Is an expensive Siece of oulpment. Price ftlJtlB, 1M IEUIATK DELIVERY. HEAVY duty Uismnnd T NEW 4 fl-ton with winch on front. ttx model Her cules motor. Price .ttou. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. e 4 e HEAVY duty all steel tanks, appro. IX) gallons. Constructed of 2 ' lit plaia re inforced on all rnrnera and Inside Four outlets. All tank brand new. Weight U0 In PRICE Ills fciroroill) MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO I2lh ami flo. Rlvrld Phone 74N4 . ... -2" VlMlX rare" fur 'small'chlliiren In my home by hour or day. Also will room two small girl. 2701 Derby Bt , or call taog Tuesday. 5-20 MOTEL"" 14 modern rntlsr"rlaurent wtth beer license, entire city block. Foil price SJo.ouO LATH MILL l2-aw. Soon per hour ra pacity, Like new, free material, tloiK) net per month easr All equipment and good truck. Full price g-VUtO DON'S REALTY. 2u8-A North Olh. Orants Pas, Ore, ft-20 LA HOE enamel circulating healer," hhy walker, full all baby bed. IU1 Arthur B J2 rOK MAi.E 13 sacks ilngl drop potato seed, on yer from certification. Cheap. Lloyd Mock. Rt, 1, Uox 174 Malln, Ore. Phone 2A4 3-22 PLANTS Tomatoes, pepper, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, Kohl Rsbl leltnce. celery, Mabel Davison, Uonania, Ore 8 20 TODAY B"OI UPKCtAL Located on Rottwiv Drive, rorner lot, beautiful view of Klamath I-ake, B room modern home, plastered throughout, fire place, automatir heat J E HORKINO. Realtor Al Echmeck, aalasmau 317 Math Phont 1211 B-20 WANTED TO RENT; furnished 2 or 5 bedroum house, by June 1st. for the summer or permanent. References. Call (taAd 5 20 FOR Al.E - tl pain good Whttefar cow and calv. Phone 420. 9-22 FOR HALE - Heavy duly euto trailer wlti 4x7 ft bed. also have 2 new self dumping auto trailer with 4x0 steel body. Aleaander Welding Work. 3m Ho St. S-23 FOR SALE " Nearly' new BImk"' flevlhle shaft grinder. Has ' h p grinder and base with wheels Alexander Welding Works, 240a Hop 311 FOR KALE 0-tedroom house, close tn; upstairs all furnished. Price 912400. J. W. NANDKMM. Realtor . 1213 Main at, 8 20 FOR HALE Drlv-tn restaurant, cabins, good tneom, Clue In. Price I WW Terms. J. W. BANDERS, Realtor FdR SALE On small white' enamel wood and coal range; ,4ft automatic. Vlrbels Second Hand Store. BIS E. Main. Phone 0417. 44H0tf FOR SALE 20 sack Art Small Montana foundation seed. 1000 Irrigation he. Phone 4427. 5-21 FOR BALE floodtwowhr frailer. slake body, W OO, 2244 Darrow. 5 20 FOR SALE Model A Ford one-ton truck, exceptionally good shape, 1821 HaUey Hi., in Government Housing, off Bhaata Way. B 20 FOR SALE 1011 standard 4 dMtr Chev rotet. 5400. 1X10 Oak. after 3 p. m 5-21 NEW SELECTION STEP LADDERS, sires from l ft. to a ft. Sturdy wood con slrurllon, reinforced with steel, 3 ft., 52 2.1; B ft., $3.7f: 4 ft . H.4S; 7 fl., 1 fl. and 0 ft., 53. BO Lucas furniture. IDA E Main. 5-21 FOR"8ALE K'lllffer chisel with chisels and wlnghlllars; shovels and power lift to fit on 22 caterpillar: also culti vator to fit Case tractor. Hammsrmlll, Paul Tschlrky, Tuleleke. 6-21 WANTED HOUSE TO RENT"" Urgently needed by professional worker with family, References. Phona fl:ilf. 3 21 FOR SALE Home free tern, 52IW SO. Im mediate delivery. MAHK SMITH St CO. 139 East Main Phone ftOTO 8- 20 WANTED Woman to operate Babcock milk tester. Regular employment, short day. Wrlta to Box 44(10, care Herald-Newi. 3-24 f6r SALE -5-room" hous,$150'down, 5IB mouth. Phona 7:123. 8-20 LOST Orey Persian cat, vicinity of lllh and Grant. Reward. Phone RA20, 8-20 PIKE'S BRAKE SERVICE- Brake, wheel aligning and minor repair. Specializing In mechanical and hydraulic brnkes. 003 So. Sixth St. Phong 3702. Service entrance on Willow St. 0-20 BOY'S bicycle for sal, good condition. .110 C. Main, Apt. 8. fl-22 FOR SALE 0-room house", ft room apart ment upstairs, all furnished. Close In. Cheap. 117 No. nth. 0-20 VERY rich lawn dirt, fill "dirt, fertilizer and ropk for walls. Immediate deliv ery. Phone 3iao. 8-2B WANTED TO RENT - s""or" S-bedrnnm house, furnished or Unfurnished, city or rurol district. Responsible party. No children. Will consider a year's lease. Ph. 7000. from 0 a. m, to 4 n, m,, or wrltt Box 4202, care Herald-News. 42(121 f INVESTIGATE auto' body and fender repair prof lis. You'll be convinced. Practical spare time home study and resident roursa Including welding, spray painting, metal work, may help you npen your own repair shop or get good Job, Mechanically-minded men write for free details. Aulo-Crafts Training, Box 4201, care Herald-News, 9- 22 LAIKiF, brown hunting dog strnyrd tn Lee Sutton's place on Weed highway. Will owner claim and pay for adver llNemenl? 0-20 FOR SALE One ' Hall heavy duty hnrd sent grinder, valve sent Inserting toot, suitable for machine shop. Cy Klrk- patrlck, lluenn Vista Gnrage, or 2:)M Montellus, after 0 p, m. 8-22 f I1REH STYLES STORAGE CABINETS All are largo enough to take rare of ordinary clothing needs. Some are twin door and others nnve sliding door. Sold knocked down. Lucn Furniture, inn E, Main. 5-21 STRAYED wo saddle horses one'snrrel gelding, white fare and feet, about 12 years old; one all black mare, 0 years old. Anyone knowing the wherennouts of thfle horses please notify llrvnnt Williams, Itt, 1, Box 078. Phono 7iimi. 6 113 MONDAY, Maf H, It4, Fa sTIaf New Today AUCTION Burnley. May 25lh 1 n't'lork i.t.H AM ih u n CHAMBERS ranch, T miles siiulh of Sari's on Hoinedale ltd. COMMUNITY Al't TlUM WHERE YOII MAY IlltlNG WHAT YOU HAVE TO HI'.l.L Already Listed; III) HtCAl) (ir CATTLE 0 cows and sprinters, heifer and steer calves, Durltaiil-Heieford bUU, uouuie tested. FKEDE11 IKKIB MACHINERY t Tiimbiebug plows, chain hoist gna other machinery, FURNITURE 1 Terms Cash Lunch Available COL. aVVIUAIIT, Aucllour 20 VACANCY Furnished tlkht ' houtelieep- tug rooms. I4i4 Klamath. B 21 FOR IlKNT Large, iouiforlableroom, close in. Phone n:ifl7. 5 10 FOR SALE Set of stationary tubs, stand and fillings Phnue 74iifl. n-io FOR BALE Elevtrle inlxsr. Phtuis 74nH 3-20 toil H At X IW40 While' Horse' delivery liuck Franklin air-cooled motor, goon condition and gowl ttie. 2244 Darrow, 20 FOtt SALE Phonograph and ' reconl player. Records play through ladlo. 9244 Harrow. 8 20 fTADY'wlth small bhv"dlres'Joli on rancn, cooMing. win iiox vso, IteraldNews. 8-22 JtlHT RECEIVED Large" new "shipment rag throw rugs. Attractive new panel and vivid patterns, 27 In by ft In , priced at 54 efl and 5B 38; 24 In. hy 40 In . pilred at 9 40 and J 48. Luces Furnlturv, Iu8 E Main 3 91 KOI! SALE One lot on Gary St . Plea-ant View Tracts, near South nth SI For Information address Mrs. fmllna W. Law Is. 21M North F St., Block ton Bl. Calif. 0 23 " HILLSIDE" Hlook and a half ftom Hillside Hospital in hot Water district. room modern home, all hardwood flours, with spate room In basement, Fireplace, oil fur nare, recenUy decorated Inside and nut. This Is all III construction, eslra Urge lot. Garden In rear. Price Mono. rilA or Ql loan cait be arranged, Harvey Maiiiu, Salesman with E GRAY. Realtor 1021 Main Phone 1o9 (Evening and Sunday phon 3213 or 4naoi 6-20 WILT '"'rare for young children tn my home, full or part lime; large yard, modern home. Reasonable, Phon mm 8-20 FOR SALE Vronnf inndern house. Qol Alameda, call after d p. in 4270tf Veteran with cahii needs car. Anylhing ibai's good, from a '42 Cad tllae lo '.1ft rortl Hotel Wlllard. Room 320. "Bandy" Wnlfer S 10 LaKESHORE DRIVE SI'ECIAL 0 rooms, herdwood fttMir, all plastered, custom cut redwood and mahogany trim, air conditioned furnace, sprinkling tvitem, large native shad tree, fruit and trrles Wul frontage. Low prewar price of tLJ.ono 10 ACHES, near lake, alxiv Modoe Point. New house, barn. s.MVt, trms. STROUT REALTY lata Oregon Phone 8414 fl 7 Moating If otic SCOTTISH RITE REUNION - tilth degree, Monday, Msv 30lh. 7 00 p ni. sharp Vis. Hlng brethren cordially in vited. BERT U MILLER, Venaiatila Mttstar. Klamath Lodge of Perfection . 5 20 .O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tuesday 8;00 P.M, 5th and Alain SU. M.T.8 PELICAN POST'No. I M.I, veiarau or rn reign wars, meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday evening In the KC Hall, 2nd end 4th Thursday evenings at Dance land. AH meeting open at p. m. Visiting memttett welcome. 2l03lf Klamath falls Aeria No, 2090 Ragutar tf Q A meeting every Tu iT. m 1 day night. 7; p. m. I f I 10 C halt tttl, and fBnBi I WalnuL Vtstung ta VWf qgg I member cordially WFmwt9tn I invueitf Lott and Found LOST 1-adv's jeweled Crawford wrist watch a.H0 rwsrd Call 773. 3 20 8 Transportation MOVE by padded vena to all points in Oregon, Washington Calltomia. aa Transfer at alturaga, 220 Main M. hone B27I. 11Mt WANT ride lo Philadelphia Tnt virlnlty, June 2nd or 3rd. Nuare expenses and to Servtcei MOVING e Local Long Distance Pucldcd Viiii.h 0 Injured Currirr (S Kxpi-rii'iiccd Movcri Courteous Drivers e Clulms Settled Promptly Call 7425 Peoples Warehouse Transfer 8 Storage Company Bonded nonclcd M-W-K tf Cash Advanced for needs of nil kl ids l on YOUR personal NOTEI I Slmpl. Cccltt II. qulrem.nl. ' ir Compl.t. Prlvary ir No Co-Slfnar. 10-Mlnul. larvlc. Klamath'. Old.al. Locally Ownrd Motor Investment Co.' K. A. Muora, Mgr. V-37S 8-341 114 N. 7lh Phono ;i;2.t s -a hi DEPENDABLE INSURED City . Delivery Service DIAL 8417 Wo Deliver Butfunijo Parcels Personal Effects ' W. Robinson O. Andorson 4IH7tr-M-W-F "painting DECORATING PAPERHANGING F. Muthlscn Phone 71)04 - M-W-F-tt v'aia. vntm CI.ECTIIIU nOTO-UOOTlER MKN Cl.nn. your .Ink ilrnliu anil .ewer Una. i firii from .11 atopiinit.. Mnka. your Una L llko now, Will nunranto line. v Thono 0:illO j. . . , lM CONLIIU'l K W0I1K DOMBCall" 0780 of 11111 Wonlon Avt. a-15 f j