Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 06, 1946, Page 10, Image 10

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Court To Hear
Gl Bride Case
SEATTLE, July 8 W The
-tux of German - Japanese
grlde of an ex-soldier from
""Portland, threatened with de
portation to Japan, has been
taken to federal court here by
the husband, John A. Bouiss.
Bouiss obtained a show cause
order from Judge Lloyd L.
Black yesterday, citing the Se
attle immigration director to
show cause Monday why the
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bride should not be freed from
actention.
She has been held for two
months under an immigration
board of appeals ruling that she
is ineligible (or citizenship be
cause she is half Japanese.
Bouiss, who met her in Japan
and married her aboard ship on
the way to the United States,
contends that she is entitled to
free entry as the wife of an
American citizen.
The former Mrs. Helene
Emilie Wilson, she worked as
an interpreter for the American
army in Japan.
She was divorced from a
Swedish husband and has a 16-year-old
daughter by that mar
riage in Japan.
BUSINESS
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Price Of Fish
At New High
SEATTLE, July 6 tPl Hali
but prices to fishermen reached
a new post-OPA high here yes
terday. Salmon prices, which
jumped sharply with end of
price controls, continued well
above the old ceilings.
Four halibut schooners brought
a total of 188.000 pounds of fish
here yesterday. Opening bids
were 21 cents a pound for med
ium halibut and 19 cents for
large and small, but prices ad
vanced to 28 38 and 23 cents.
The OPA ceilings were 17 i and
16 cents.
Fishermen got 38 to 38si
cents a pound for red salmon
and 31 cents for white and sil
ver, compared with OPA ceil
ings averaging 18 cents. The top
salmon price has held around 38
cents since soon after ceilings
were removed.
Court Fines Youth
On Assault Charge
Pleading guilty to assault and
battery in justice court yester
day afternoon. Willie Glen Pigg,
20, of 4316 Freida. paid a $25
fine. He was charged with as
saulting Robert W. Mitchell,
3136 Cannon, at the Mitchell
home last Saturday night
Freeland McLeod, 18, of 253
Martin, and Elmer R. Albert
son, 20, 445 Market, each plead
ed guilty to trespassing and re
fusing to leave Mitchell's house
when ordered to do so, and paid
$25 fines.
OBITUARIES
I.LOYD DAVID
Uoyd David, lifetime nvxtdent of
Klamath county, passed away Thurs
day. July 4. 146, at 7 p. m. at Chlloqutn.
Or. He was a native of the Klamath
reservation, Oregon, and waa ajed 43
yeara 1 months and 11 dava at the time
of his death. He was a veteran of World
War I. He hi kurvlved by hi parents.
Mr and Mrt. ItwbeH nvld. a wife Mrs
Heri tavtd. tuu daughter. I '"da and
Beverly lvid. and a llordiwi David,
all of Chttoqiitn. two slalrr. Mat tan l'or
ter of Sacramento. Calif ami Kind
Short, of Chth-guln: three brother.
Rted lavtd of H.dhwtHHt. Calif., ami
Hdolih and Lawreme Usvid of Chllo
qu.n. Or. The remam ret at Want
Klamath runeral home. MS lliih.
Funeral arrangements will M announced
later.
JOHX MrKVYN JON KM
John Mervyn Jonea. a rvaldent or
Klamath rails for the past several years,
rsaed away In Ihla eu on Friday. July
ItHe, at I SO a. nt He waa a native of
Mendocino counl.v Calif, and was aged
(El ara 10 months and 12 days at the
lime of his death He ts survived by a
daughter. Kveln Jones itoforih of He
vels. Calif., and a son. Jam Mervvn
Jonea Jr of Berkeley, Calif. The re
mains rest at Want's Klamath Funeral
home. MA High Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
VITAL STATISTICS
WTT Born at Klamath Valley hna
pita I. Klamath Falls. Ore . July 5, IMd.
to Mr. and Mrs. E L Hilt. Matin. Ore.,
a girl. Weight: T pounds 12' ounces
HURST Horn at Klamath Valley hoa
pltal. Klamath FalU. Ore, July 1. ItHo,
to Mr. and Mrs C W Hurst, UU Alva,
a girl Weight: pounds tl ounces.
NYCKS.N -Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore . July 3,
lMi, to Mr. and Mrs. Hilly K. Nygren.
4406 Denver, a girt. Weight: S pounds ks
ounces.
THA It P Born at Klamath Valley hoe
pltal. Klamath Falls. Ore . July 4. ItMd,
to Mr. and Mrs L. R Tharp. IWtt Sum
mers lane, a gtrl. Weight: T pound 13
ounces.
MORTON Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath FalU. Ore . July J.
HMtf, to Mr. and Mrs U B Morion. 5418
Shasta way, a gtrl. Weight: T pounds 11
ounces.
WELLS Born at Hillside hospital.
Klamath Falls. Ore , July 4. 194a. to Mr.
and Mrs. Uoyd Wells. 174T Wlard, a
girl. Weight; 7 pounds 4 ounces.
KPPS Born at Hillside hospital.
Klamath Falls, Ore, July 4, ItMd. to
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Epps, HUH Avalon, a
boy. Weight: 8 pounds 1 ounce,
TAWNEY Born at Hillside hospital,
Klamath Falls Ore . July 4. ItMfl. to Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Tawney. 3233 Applegate, a
gtrl. Weight: 8 pounds g ounces.
HASSETT Born at Hillside hnapltal.
Klamath Falls. Ore. July a, HHd. to
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Haasett. Bonanta.
Ore . a girl. Weight: 10 pounds 12'a
ounces.
FERRARI Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore , July 3.
1M6. to Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Ferrart. 3406
Shasta Way, a boy. Weight: T pounds
10 ouncee.
FISHER Born at Klamath Valley hos
pital, Klamath Falls, Ore . July 3. liMtJ,
to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M Fisher. Pelican
City. Or., a gtrl. Weight: pounds 11
ounces.
W ELLS Born at Klamath Valley hna.
pita I. Klamath Falls. Ore . July 4. l'M,
to Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Free. 1JU9 &ir
gent, a boy. Weight: S pounds 7 ounce.
Courthouse Records
MAMRIAtlK MCKNNF
MILLIS HKAIHAM IMwtmt IHHun
Millls. 31. auto mei'hautr. Native of Mis
sUslppl Resident of Klamath Falls. Oie
Willie Cleo Cheatham. JO Native of
Mississippi. Resident of KlaitMth FalU,
Or.
COMI'l.MN'Tfl MI M
Evelyn Mte Parke vs. Union Patke.
still for divorce Charge, cruel and in
human ti-sMltnamt f t utiles lliarrlr.l MakV
tin, 143, al Carson Cilv Nr- Will lam
IGanong, attorney for plaintiff.
JINTICE 1111' RT
Melvin U Hayes, Inadequate muffler.
I Tin jV VI
Ferdinand fl. Balrd. no operator! li
cense Fine M St
Raymond Holden Sarhen, Inadequate
brakes Fine S3 30
Walter Junior Hanson, running slop
sign. Fin, I3W.
LEGAL NOTICE
PRCK'LAMATK
WHKRKAS. the unregulated use of
certain forest areas ts, in the Judgment
of the State Forester, a menace to life
and properly due to conditions tending
10 cause or allow the rapid spread of
fire which might occur or because of
the Inaccessible character of such areaa
due to the lack of suitable roads, and
WHEREAS, upon the showing or the
Slate Forester tt appears to me to lie
necessary to close to unregulated use
the following areas designated as: AREA
NO. H I: All National Torests In Oregon
and adjacent areas protected by the
United States Forest Service as follows:
Adjacent to Fremont National Forest:
Sections 4. A. l. Jl. IS. M. T. M 8 . H,
13 K.; Sections 4. B. 1 T. 3T S , HUE;
S Section 1.1, HE' Section 14. S.
Section 17. 8EV, Section 1H. T S ,
K. 13 E.: N'(SWV, Section 13. 9a Sec
lion 14, SE- Section IS, N' Section 1.
T. 2i S . R. 14 E . Sectioiu 34. J3. 3d,
T. 40 S, R. IS S : Sections I. 3. 11, T.
41 S . R. 13 E ; W'i Sections 3. 10. IS,
and 33. Sections tt and 34. T 31 S., H.
Id K; SWS Section 14. Wt Section 3.1.
E, Section 34, Wa Section 3d. T 33 S ,
R. 16 K.; S Section H. Section 10. E,
Section 17. T. 33 S , H. 17 E ; Secllona
ll. 30, 31, 33, 37 to 34 Inclusive. T. : S ,
R IB E : Sections 3 to tt Inclusive. T.
40 S . R. IB B . Ws Sections II and
14. Sections IS. 33. 33, 34. T. 41 S . R.
IB E; SW.SW Section 30. T 34 8 .
HUE; NK Section tt. Wi Section .
SW Section 1. E Section 17. T. 3S
S . R. 19 E . Section 11. Wt Sections 13
and 33, Sections 31 and 33. T. 3a S. R.
1U E: Section 13. SW'.SKS Section
13. SiS's Section ltt. Section 3d. T.
;t S . R. 30 E.; Sections I. 3. Nl
Section 11. Sectioiu 13. 13. 30. 31, 34. 33,
N lNEl, NKkNW( Section 37. Section
39. E's Section Stt, T. 37 S . R. 30 E ;
Es Section 1, E' Section 13. E Section
33. E's Section 37. T. 34 S , K 30 E,;
Sectioiu 1. 3, 11. 13. 13, 34. T. 3D S ,
K. 30 E ; ES Sections 13 and 13, T. 40
S., R 30 E.; W'4NW'. SW Section 30,
Sections 31 and 33. T. 3d S . H. 31 E ;
Sections S to g Inclusive, 17 to 30 in
elusive. 30 and 31. T. 37 S. R 31 E;
Section tt. NWi, Section 7. T 3d S. R.
31 E : Section 31, T. 38 S . M. 31 t :
Section 6. 7. IB. 19. 30. 31. T. 40 S ,
It. 31 E.: E', Section tt. NE' Section 7.
Section 19. T. 41 S. R. 31 E; W'. 8E'.
Section IB. S'S, Section 33, T. MS, R.
33 E: W'v. W4Es Sectioiu 4 and 9.
S',SW' Section 3tt. SWi, SNW'.
SWNR4, WSSKS. SESE' Sect inn
37. Section 33. SSS't Section 31. T 37 S .
R. 33 E-: Sections 1, 3. 14. SE' Sectltm
IS: W'i Sections 31 and 3M. E' Section
29. W' Section 33. T M S , R 33 E ;
W',SW Section 4. Section 9. WiWS
Section IS, Section 16. S'iS'i Section 34.
SW'.SW, Section 33. T 39 S., R- 33 E ;
SW, Section B. NW. N'.SW',.
St',SW. SecUon 17. W,SE'. SW',
NE'.. Section 30. S'.S1, Section 3fl.
NW,NE', Section 39. T. 40 S , R 33 E
NOW. THEREFORE. I, EAHL SNE1X.
Governor of the Stale of Oregon, by
virtue of the authority vested in me
under the provisions of Section 107-310,
Oregon Compiled Laws Annotated, as
amended by Chapter 333. Oregon Uiws.
1943. do hereby proclaim the unregulated
use of the above-described areas to be
unlawful and do hereby close said areas
and the same shall be subject to uie
only upon condition that entrants shall
comply with all of the following require
ments or conditions: 1 To refrain from
smoking while traveling In such areas.
3 To secure a permit Issued by the
forester or a fire warden before building
a camDflre other than at Improved, desig
nated and posted campground on such
areas. i3 To have as a part of his or
her equipment when using camp (I res,
except when traveling as a pedestrian,
and of camping al improved, designated
and posted campgrounds, tools as speci
fied by the forester suitable for ex
tinguishing fires. This proclamation
shall be effective from and after the
first day of July. 1940, and shall remain
In full force and effect until and In
cluding the 31st day of December, I94tt.
Done at the Capitol In Salem. Oregon,
this 36th day or June, 1940. Earl Snell.
Governor. ATTEST: Robert S. Farrcll,
Jr., Secretary of Slate.
Jly. 6 -No. 430
RESOLUTION NO. tl
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE IN
TENTION OF THE COMMON COUN
CIL TO PAVE AND IMPROVE MAH
TIN STREET. FROM SOUTH LINE OF
MAIN STHEET TO NOHTH LINE OF
HOME AVENUE. AND DECLARING
AND DIRECTING CERTAIN STEPS
BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION THERE
WITH. SAID PROJECT TO HE
KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT
NO. 90.
WHEREAS. The City Engineer, pur
suant to a resolution of the Common
Council heretofore adopted, having on
the 1st day of July. 1946, filed plans,
specifications and estimate for the cost
of Improving Martin Street from the
south line of Main Street to the North
line of Home Avenue Including Intersec
tions and Including storm sewers a
needed. Said Improvement to be known
aa Improvement United No. 90, and th
council finding the said plans, specifi
cation and estimate satisfactory:
NOW THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
CITY Or KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
DULY ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SES
SION, AS FOLLOWS:
flection I.
That laid plans, specifications and
estimates for th improvement of said
portions of said street, being filed herein
July 1st. HMu, be and the same are here
by approved, and said project shall be
known a Improvement Unit No. 90, and:
That the Common Council of the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, hereby de
clare Its Intention to Improve said por
tion of said street In accordance with
the plans, specif lea tlona and estimates
a follows:
SECTION "A"
Thl section of the project consist or
paving Martin street from the north line
of Home Avenue to the lot line between
lots .16 and 37 extended In block 17 In
dustrial Addition to the Clly of Klamalh
Falls, Oregon, with a 4" asphalt concrete
pavement on top nf a crushed rock base
being placed between the concrete curbs.
The width of the pavement will be 24
feet; a leveling course of crushed rock
will be placed on the existing founda
tion. Storm sewers and catch basin will
be constructed where necessary.
SECTION "B"
Thl section of tne project consists of
grading, constructing concrete curbs and
4" asphalt concrete pavement from Ihe
south line of Main street to the lot line
between lot 30 and 37 in block 17 or
ROOf in& Composition
m.zptxxs O Shingles
oven old
onk All Kindi of
Flat Work
Gum Coating
Lat ua Impact your rool
naadf bafora tha rainy lasion
H. C. HIGH
S21 Commercial Phona 6632
"Soy It With Flowers"
Klamath
Flower Shop
Phen 4 1 SBiaysyiKaw V7
ltd Mala mjS0tt J
i?iif ij'ifTfyjjti
said addition The wldlh of the pa-1
liient V.U1 be a feet, ntorut sewers
all h Ims tits Mill oe uuiii wneie neves
as an anernaie in unin serin'n.
will be receded for a tt cement con
crete pavement.
There will be no sidewalks In either
ctton.
The eillmaled cost of all classes of
Improvement embracing all work and
materials for the complete Improvement
of said project for each ty pe uf pave
ment being as follows:
remain concrete pave mem iv.t,i'
Astihalt cone re le pavement 114.137 S3
Said estlmatea Include engineering, su-
nervtslun. advertlilna. rlerical assistance
and unforeseen contingencies, and attor
ney fees.
use i ia n.
That the property h ing within the
boundaries hereinafter uearrllied be and
the same is hereby dec la ted to be bene
fited by said improvement, tn-wll;
Healnnlna at the most northerly corner
of lot .ts block 33 Industrial addition to
the City of Klamatn rails, uregon,
(hence southeasterly along the south
westerly line of Division Street to the
moat easterly corner of lot 4 block 30
of said addition: thence soulhweateily
along the aouiheasleriy line of saitt lot
4 to the northeasterly Una of Martin
Street: thence west along the north
line or Home Avenue to the northwest
erly line or Htnckel Street: thence north
easterly along the northwesterly line of
Sluckel Street to the most southerly
corner of lot Sg block la ol eatd addi
tion: thence northwesterly along the
northeasterly line of the alley in block
IB-IT and Id of said addition to the south
Hue of Main Slreel; thence east along
the south line of Main Slreel to the
point of beginning.
That all the property Included In the
aforesaid boundaries atwve described Imp.
and the same Is hereby declared to le
benefited by said Imprnvment and
assessed for the expense thereof,
gertlen 111.
That Monday, the Alh day of August,
194tt. at the hour of 7 so P M al the
Council Chamber In the City Hall of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, be flsed as the
time and plare tor the hearing of ob
jections and remonstrances against said
propoaea improvement.
Bectlen IV,
That the Police Judge be and he la
hereby aulhorlted and directed to cause
nolle of such hearing to lie published
as provided by the Cilv Charter of the
City of Klamath rails. Oregon, and shall
publish this resolution as by law pro
vided Passed by the Common Council of the
City or Klamath FalU, Oregon, this 1st
day of July, !.
Presented to the Mavnr and bv him
approved and atgned this 1st day of
July. 1948.
EO OSTENDORF,
Mai or
STATE OF OREGON.
COl'NTY OF KLAMATH. B8
CITY OF KLAMATH FALU
1. Harold T Fratiey. Police Judge of
the Clly of KUntath Falls. Oregon, do
hereby certify that ihe above and fore
going la a true copy of a resolution
inlruduced and adopted bv the Common
Council of the City of Klamath Falls.
Oregon, at Its regular meeting held on
Monday, the 1st day or July. 1946, and
thereafter approved and slgSied by the
Mayor.
II. T FRANEY.
Police Judge
Jly. 3. 3. tt. tt. i. 10. II, 13. U. is No. 421
NOTICE OF riNAI. SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HERKHY GIVEN that the
undersigned Executor of the Estate of
Edna 8. Spangler. Deceased, has riled
In Ihe Circuit Court or Ihe State of
Oregon for Klamath Count v. the Final
Account of his administration or said
estate and lhat the Court has appointed
July 31. 1946. at Ihe hour of IO oo o clock
A M . as the time, and the courtroom
or said court as the place for the hear
Ing and settlement or said account.
Dated this th day of July, ivsn
W A. SPANGLER.
Executor of the Estate nf
Edna S Spangler, Deceased.
Jly. 6-13-30-27- No. 439
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUN
TY OF KLAMATH. IN PROBATE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF GARNER LUNDY, DECEASED
Nolle I hereby given that Ihe under
signed has been appointed Admlnlalralor
or Ihe Estate of Garner Lundy. deceased,
by the Circuit Court of Klamath County.
Oregon
All Claimants having claims against
said Estate are hereby required to pre
sent same, properly verified, to me
at ihe Office of H. C. Marryman. At
torney, 20S I O O. F llulldlng. Klam
ath Fall. Oregon, within Sis Month
from date herrnf
HENRY C. GERDER
J. 8-15-33-28 July tt. No. 4o9
CLASSIFIED RATES
One day , per word 4c
3 day run per word Be
3 day run p-r word lie
4 day run r word 13c
9 day run p word 14
Month run r word 4Sc
Week run bt word IS
Nw Today
SMALL HOME on Lakeahore ' Drive,
overlooking Upper l.ake. Eleventh
house on left, past Moor Park. t-acr
lot and house for f IHSO. hntf
FOR SALE One good family" cow. Call
at MM Cannon Ave. Ph. 4uM 7-8
FOR SALE Large well-equipped raf
sooo. :u)oo down, balance on monthly
payment. Stock at involc. Doing a
splendid business. Poor health reason
for selling. Open 24 hours dally. Can
be shown at any time. Dinette cafe.
1010 Main. 7 8
FOR SALE One hundred and firty-one
acre ranch. Forty acres cultivated,
with free Irrigation. Sevan-room mod
ern til house. Two-car til garage.
Big Workshop. Tile fruit houa. Wood
shed. Two big chicken house. Good
bam. Fordson tractor on rubber with
bux saw attachment. Two bottom
plow, disc mowing machine, rake.
Team of younf mare and harness.
One good cow. loo chicken. Twelve
rabbits. Two or three thousand feet
of salable timber. 300 acre available
for grating Joining. Bio.ooo Inquire
at BS0 So. Riverside. Phone 3783. 7-B
LOST Female fox terrier. Tan with
while markings, no collar. Reward.
Call 3009. 7-8
WANTED Fountain glrir Klamath Falls
Creamery. 134tf
WANTED Experienced" waitress. Morn
ing hiru Jenny Cafe. 912 Main. Ph
8403. 7-0
WANTED Fountain "girl. 18 year nr
older. Apply in person. Mom Drive
In. 4729 South Sixth. 7-0
WANTED Experienced drag Una opera
tor. Call 7914. 1333tf
WANTED Experienced young man or
woman ror laundry Sunday. Good
wages. Phone 5673. 7-10
WANTED -Watchman and handy man,
One who 1 active and can make him
self uicful. Out of town. Must batch.
Box 1338 care Herald V New. 7-0
WANTED All-around mechanic, nor
thern California. Western Pin M'"'
.lift Main. Ph. 4400. 7-0
FOR RENT - Furnished cabin 2A24 Cr
7-B
FOR SALE IN ASHLAND three be-l-room
house on boulevard. Comnletelv
furnished Including electric washer
ana sweeper, ror detailed Information
write AM Siskiyou boulevard. 7-0
FOR SALE .- Two -bed room tile house.
Immediate possession. Also small up
right piano. 140 Hillside. 7-0
FOR SALE - Two bedroom mode -i
home. 2740 Altnmont drive. 7-0
SPRINGER SPANIEL pup for sal. Ph.
tlMR or IfllH Birch. 7-8
FOR SALR Brand new Neptune' two
horse power outboard motor. Never
run. .22 automatic rifle. H and R nine
shot revolver and holster. BUI Sum
mer lane. 7-0
COMPLETE dining " room "oulflt." Ira
skales, complete paint gun with 100
fl. of hose, lank and compressor.
Mimeographing machine, OAS Calif.
' 7-fl
AUCTION
Thursday July II
One O'cl'.-!
at 7.14 Plum HI.
FurniHhlnK for 4 room, Bedroom
uite, a chest or drawer, tinpnlnted.
Two C'ong;oleum rugs 11x10 and 0x12,
Knoleralor, enamel. 100 lb. capneily,
Tallin, 4 chairs, bed davenn, Phllco
radio, B tu he. Etisv chair, coffee table.
end table, set dishes, miscellaneous
tmnes. other articles.
This furnltiiie usrd 3 month,
Terms . Cash
J. R SIMPSON
Owner
COL. SW1GART
Auctioneer
Ml
FOR SALR -24 ft, Unlvenml trailer. .1204
Crest Ht, 7-8
BIKES FOR RENT
25c nr., $1.50 day
Maka Reiarvationa
For Sunday
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
Phona 5520 222 S. 7th
Ilk It AID Kr-ttl. Klemsl Ore.
FOR HALE National A I sailboat with
Egyptian canvas sails Can ! aeen at
tiua Wantland ayenu or phone B4U3,
LOST In vicinity of South ttlh and Si
Francis paik. black ami while lilah
lerrler dog, Name Chips. " License
Tmt. Please phoug BuJI or alB Lro '
Ave. '
MAKE YOl'M OWN concrete hlH-ki In
fect block made qulca.lv. Vaslesl and
cheapest way. o pallets requited
Price JS. Mack Steel PioducU, Rich
moitd Mo 7 B
FOR MALE Nine room hum partly fur
nished Imiulie D14 Walnut. 7 II
FOR SALE Model A pickup. Fair condi
tion iS. IU39 Avalon. 7
FOR SALE Chain power saw, estia
parts H U Cok, Hmiausa. T IB
rOH SALE - Piano, typewriter and mis
cellaneous furnllur. Phone ettlS.
1.143 Sargent avenue. 7
MAN AND WIFE with child desire
ranch or dairy work Experienced
Reference If desired. Ph 3494. 7-tt
FOR SALE Milk cow. 78 laying hens.
rig. Table model separator, soma dairy
eed Phone fuu7. 7 B
RENT a well trained saddle horse and
ess the last nv of lit noueu.
per day. Call 7.UB.
PRIVATE ro.im In private
old person or convalescent,
rest. car. Phone t74tt
7
home lor
Us si food,
1 II
WANTED House or apartment. Call
6731 between 1130 a. m. and 9 00 p m
V 9
WANTED Ranch cook for small crew.
Wrll Uoa U7J, vat ol Hetald-News
r0HTKAbfc. "'downtown duple: for
home. Present income BS oo per
month Value Bsuuo, Will Ua LU.
car Herald News, 7 8
FOR RALE -H acr. 3 room house; clly
light and water, city limits, ou route
Chlloquin Klamath highway. Chilo
UUUI. 730 0U
Reenrl Tavern: S modem rah Ins, B
acres. Highway mi, on aciaiueniu
Hiver; Income glUMtOO up. large liv
ing quarters, completely furnished and
equipped, good quota, lft.0U0 will han
dle. s s
Hustnea building. StfatM; lol BonISO.
off sale llquur license, paid Income Us
on tfutootaj 1943, B.tkiu Terms.
LILLY ANN Htlt.lNtiKH
jihki Market Street
Redding. California 7 6
fOR SALE -IW3T Chev. coui and II"
Chev. cou llotn in escenent ronoi
lion with new lite. Duke Motor, Mer
rill. Tt
FOR SALE - I large Kureka circulating
healer sM) iju, uurna wooo or roei,
rellent shaiw. on slie badslead.
bos springs, niatlrea. clean, used very
Mill, coal giMlUl complete when new.
for sale now glSOO. one Sampson foal
lock sr. Ilk new, 86 Oil; one cocktail
hahir a hIauh matal IraV. IIW.
86 uu, on man e all wmd dark osford
grey suit, sis 39, Varsity brand.
scarcely worn, aovd Quality,
Tel BIBB 7
FOR HALE One Tturr hsnd saw te
toother, automatic, aa casiL wi'
Frieda Avenue. 7 8
FOR SALE--16 fool "inboard boa I V-a
marine converaloned engine. I'hon
SIM4. 7 8
FOR SALE t'nfinlshed three room
house, one third acre Triced (or quit-a
sale Call al I16 Derby. 7 8
1 Msitlng NoUcai
Klamath Falls Aerie
No BUM Regular
meeting every Tues
day night. 7:4S o m.
FOE halL 8th and
Walnut, Visiting
member cordially
fnviu
1
PE1.ICAN POST Ns 1383.
Veteran of Foreign War,
meets every 1st and 3rd
Thursday evenings in the
KC Hall. All meetings
open al 8 p m. Vieitlng
members welcome j1"!'!
2 Loit and Found
LOST Set of false teeth In or around
fairgrounds, July m rinoer rurn
to Herald-New oil We, collect 8S uu
reward. 7-8
LOST -Gold class ring, on Shasta way
or on Nimlts. In housing untl. Monday.
Year HMd. Initials WMG Inside. Call
Francis Gilchrist, phon So 1 3. or 571
after 5 p. m. 7-tt
LOST- Man s old-fashioned black Sheaf
fer fountain pen, valued as a keepsake
810 reward (or return. Call 54J8. 7 8
LOST, strayed, stolen, small black cocker
spaniel from Denton Aulo Park, Fort
Klamath. Reward Phon 74 7 10
I.ORT
Placed In wrong Chevrolet. Wednes
day noon, 3 large book Please leav
at Herald and Nw office or Polir
Station Reward SS4tf
Cttnaral Notlctt
Yes!
The WatersCo.
has moved to
502 So. Sixth
lVi blocks south
of
its old address.
10
StrrlcM
A COMPLETE
HEATING
SERVICE
Cleaning Repairing
Sales In.itnllntloni
CHIMNEYS
STOVES FURNACES
Tufts Furnace Co.
Heating Spcclnllnln
2323 So. 6th Phone 6SS5
(Nights, Holidays Ph 3041
304tf
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE
Commercial
and
Household
Phones:
Days 4405 Evenings 7520
Ben L. Thomas
633 So. 6th
' 7-3C
RH0ADS
Window Cleaners
ComnlrtD Itnu.ertciinlng
fc.l.ljll.hnd 1024
ICann.th C. nhn.di Phon. SOU
tUl.1tf
iwirr A kahl ri.oon co.
Laying. Hnndlns and rinUhlng
I'llONK OT3S 713m
CURTAINS laundered and llralrhrd.
Phnna .1717. B-Jam
PAINTINO. CALCIMININd, nmel
work. City or country Rntl.raollnn
guaranteed frank Jenkt Phona 7270
tlMI
CANDSCPInO Complete Tervlre under
tha pernonal direction of Mr. Klmer
A, Jurvle, Inndacapo architect. R.ll.
male, gladly given .without obllgnllon.
Cell the Urrenhouiten, ll:i:i.1 or Klum
alh Flower Khop. 4151) 131 1 Main. 7 2(1
THKODOnK UICKHON
tfphol. taring Furniture Hhnp
ttphol.terlng, llepalrlng, Itrtini.lung,
flprlnjt. necondltliined, Calmiet. Hunt.
aMl Sha.la Way rnone l)
7-IU
RF.PAlnS IterlgerallnnT waler pump.
2434 Bha.ta way. Phona 04112 or .11)112.
jin.'itl
BOOKKKEPINO; Bhortnand, Typlng
Klndred lubject., office machine,,
KLAMATH UUHINKSa COI.LKOK.
733 Plna Ph 47110
132711
WANTF.D -' Windnwclrnnlnf . Jei.a Hub.
bord At Son. Phone 7il7. 7-13
YON-SCOTT - PAlNTftnS
Phona fl07n
SI143 Hummera l.an. 8-2RO
CASWFl.l. t.'OFFEE cuitomer.r phnna
ioo or aaei, 7-34
BAtTBII AT, Jul tt, HM, Teae Ts
10
Bar vie 8 b
HERE'S READY
CASH
Monoy (or all your
Summer Expenses and
a Vocation, too!
Looni from
$50.00 to $500.00
on
SALARY, FURNITURE
AUTOMOBILE .
or LIVESTOCK
COMMERCIAL
FINANCE
CORP.
107 No. nih St. Phona 7711
Tom O'Dwycr,
Mgr.
eoati
Plumbing
Heating '
REPAIR WORK
We can now tlo your work
for Low Monthly Payments
Patton 8 Overeem
Plumbing & Heating Co.
1401 Esplanade
Phone 6630
l 4l2tt
REFRIGERATION
SALES and SERVICE
DOMESTIC
and
COMMERCIAL .
All Makes
Parts, Controls and Equipment
In Stock.
Oregon Equipment Co.
Phono 0017 127 So Sth St.
2217tf
YOUR FURNITURE
Is Good Security (or a
QUICK CASH LOAN
Nlmple Oedtl Requirement
I'unipl.te Privacy
tv No Co-ftlgn.r
lo Ulnule Service
Klamelh'a Oldeet. Ideally Own.g
Motor Investment Co.
K. A. MOOKt, Wgr.
m r a i
114 N. 7lh ritoii 3.171
7 e4
SKILLKD
FURNITURE
Repair and Rednlshlng J
Stan Park
I'hone 4515 or 7380 J
81
RALPH'S MOBILE
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
t'OMn.ttR NfcFAIR IIRVIt
Commerrlel Aartrullural HmiM
h.ld Equipment Anywhere In Souther.
Oregun and Northern California,
leet n.rr l. Pk.ae tut
V.l.rea Uoa.g KUaielk Fell.
-...-.. .....-. ",e
Septic Tanks Cleaned
All contents hauled away
I'rompt Scrvlc
Ed F. King
riione 3230
2104lf
Septic Tanks Cleaned
Newest Sniiltnry Method
Service At Once
B. W. Shepherd
Phone 8016
8-3-mo
HORSE TRAILERS
Rentals, Sales and Scrvic
Putnam's
Trailer Rental
2742 Hope St. Ph. 3040
7-16C
LINOLEUM
AND
CARPET LAYING
Itug Binding
Oralnljoard Inatallallona
J. L. Calhoun
Sit Klamath Ave. Phone S40S
1
LOCAL MOVING
AND CARTAGE
Anything Anywhere
in Oregon
Anderson Motor Freight
Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave.
. 885tf
Local and Long Dlitanro
MOVING
Eads Transfer & Storage
Office and Werrhou.e
S.1.1 Market St.
Phona S27I
.. J7MIJ
WINDOW CLEANING
Janitor Work
House Cleaning
A. H. COMBS PHONE 3230
4U2-tf
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
The Modern Way
W. BAKER
Ph. 8317 082lf
pickup Ami nFi.ivF.ny sfrvicf. -.
Dial BI7I, Yellow Call. 7-24
OIIITMAN SKIN Ar PAINTINO "CO. -Interior
Bud exterior palntlns. Phona
00117. Klamalh Fall.. 7-21
LAWNMOWKlin HMAnPENF.D end re
paired. Quirk eervlce. Vnlvnllne Oil,
eperlal prlree lo farmers. Light planti .
Male, and flnrvlre.
HODKNIIAMKIt RAW FII.INO
Ml R. Main St. 7-H
PAINTINO AND KKMTONINd' - Call
niioo. 7-u
WATKINS PltODtlCTS - J.'C. Marin.
Phone 0.112. 7-2H J
ClIAMIS COItHF.TIKIIR Jennie M. Laerh. I
I'hone S4:i. :i20 Michigan. 7-S I
PAINTINO Interior, exlrrlnr, tlnnr land. '
Ing and flnl.hlng. Ph. 3U01. All work J
guaranteed. 4773U f
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