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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JULY 28, 1947 PACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MARKETS and FINANCIAL Most Stocks Show Losses NEW YORK, July 28 (IPh-Buyers were faithful to orUd oils mid peclnl stocks today while late sell ing farced the majority o' market leaden into the losing ranks. Frequent slowdowns developed after a moderately fast start. Trends were only slightly mixed until the final hour when more urgent offer ings put a number of plvotals at bottom for the day. There was a smattering of new highs for the year. Minus signs ranging from fractions to 3 points or so. predom inated at the close. Transfers for the full proceedings were around 1,100,000 shares. In the casualty section were U. S. Steel. Bethlehem, Youngstown 8heet, General Motors, Chrysler, U. S. Rubber, Goodrich. Goodyear, International Harvester. Western Union "T," American Smelting. Air Reduction, American Can, DuPont, Allied Chemical, Union Carbide. Santa Fe. N. Y. Central, Southern Pacific Great Northern Railway. Baltimore s Ohio. Chesapeake : Ohio. American Woolen. Pepsi-Cola, Consolidated Vultee (on an omitted WARNING FROM THE WALL STREET JOURNAL During tba next few months you will note, to watch the news aSectlng your future. Because report In The Wall Street Journal come to you DAILY, you get quick warning of any new trend. You get facts in Ume to protect your interest or make a profit. The Journal la the complete business dally. Largaat staff of writers on business and finance. Try It far 3 months. Send this ad with as to Pacific Coast Edition. Tba Wall Street Journal. 4 IS Bush Bt, Baa Francisco S. rat, ; THIS much folks learned during the ., war the money that buys a Buick . buys a lot of years of dependable service. This much you can be sure of, looking this postwar beauty over the dollars you put into this one will buy the best years of your motoring life. , Check style. You don't have to be told these long, clean, sweeping lines are everlasting in their classic beauty. Check power. This is a husky Buick . Fireball straight-eight you have here quick-triggered and velyety from your first go-signal to the very last stop. Check the ride. Four big coil springs, one to a wheel, soak up road jars like turn In HENRY J. TAYLOR, Mutual 1330 Main quarterly), Publicker and 8chenley. At peaks for 1M7 were Cudahy (on a splltup proposal), Texas Co., Skelly Oil, Virginia-Carolina Pre ferred ton a generous payment against divided accumulations) and Phelps Dodge. A few railway bonds stiffened. Cotton, toward tile finish, was up 45 cents to 90 cents a bale. At Chi cago wheat ended down 2' U cents a bushel, corn l'c to le and oals HiC to 2c. Al Chem Dye -1M American Can 93 Am Power Light - 1- American Tel. iz Tel 151 Anaconda . 3 Atchison ' Bendlx Aviation 33 Bethlehem Steel W' Boeing Airplane - lo1 California Packing 301 Canadian Pacific 13 Case. J. I - ' Chrysler . ' Commonwealth It Southern 3' Consol Edison at MS Cons Vultee - US Crown Zellerbach SOS Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft 58S DuPont Dene IMS General Electric -38 General Poods .- 39 S Oeneral Motors .... Goodvear Tire 46S Gt. Northern Pfd 46 Int. Harvester 89 Int. Paper Pfd 106'i Johns Manvllle : 44 Kennecott 47S Long Bell "A" J1S Montgomery Ward , , ,. 63 Nash Kelvlnator 17', 33'i 16S 25 i -- 20 S 13'. ... 41 S 105 10 'i 47 9S 24 S Nat Dairy i New York Central . North Am. Co - Northern Pacific Pac Am Fish Pac Gas & Elec. . Pac. Tel. & Tel Pan American Penney. J. C. Radio Corp. Rayonier Rayonler Pfd . 37S . 24 Reynolds Metals N.lwort, AWal and Friday, &A Best H.- E. '24 Grain Price Shows Drop CHICAGO, July 28 A'A heavy movement of grain from the coun try today undermined prices for the bread cereal of the board of trade. Wheat dropped "around 3 cents at times. Minor rallies were not able to carry far In the face ol large hedging pressure. Wheat receipts at five southwest ern terminals today totaled 3930 cars against 1712 cars a year ago. Visible supply of the grain InorciiMfd this week by 23. 033.000 bushels, bringing the total supply to 65,7-6,-000 bushels. Neither corn nor oats were able to display much strength. At one time corn rallied sharply on buy, Ing by commercial houses, but the grain was not able to get far above Saturday's close: oats lastied throughout the session. Early strength in lard ran into hedging from packers. Wheat closed 2.-3sc lower. Sep. tember 3 3m-2 31. corn was l"t l',c lower. September $2.07 -'v-S. and oats were 1.-2 ,c lower. Sep tember 9lS-90:,c. Lard ended 25 to 30 cents a hundred pounds low er. September $18.35. losing all its early gains. Richfield 1S Safeway Stores 25S Sears Roebuck - 39 Sinclair Oil IBS Southern Pacific 44 Standard Brands 30 S Standard Oil California 61 S Studebaker Corp. .' 22 S Sunshine Mining . 10S Union Oil California 23 S Union Pacific 146 United Airlines 23' . United Aircraft 19', U S. Steel 74' Warner Bros. Pic 16 West Elec i- Mfg : . 29 S Woolworth - 51 The Hans Norland Insurance Agency is centrally located, 123 N. 6th St, OS fWtf ' ""te jugv W"l'hS1-a--'IS-i'i " ' . , . . i: . W,HMIIIH.MIII-f,U.. -(lift, - "'I'l'l'i' ill, ilia ' ' - MMS-S Mrll4 it ntra , u mi m tiI1UiU. a blotter soaks ink. And their gentle action needs no care to keep them ever soft and perpetually easy in their action. Check room. Here's space for six on big broad cushions here is the stretch of generous whcelbase here the stability of two tons of steady going roadweight. Check the lightness of the wheel. Check the quick bite of brakes. Check the solid, all-togethef .eel of a car taut H AUGER Years Your Buick Dealer" LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, July 28 (AP-USDAi Hogs 10,000; fairly active; 80-75 cents higher on weights under 300 lbs.; butchers over 300 lbs., and sows uneven but generally 7,5 touts to $1.00 higher; top $29 00; bulk good and choice 170-. SO lb. $38.00 28.75. Several lots 350-475 lb. butch ers linn at $22.00-24 00; good and choice sows under 350 lb. $33.50 24 .0: few 3(H) lb. and under up to $25.00 : 350-400 lb sows $22 00-23.75; 400-414) lb. $30.50-22 50: over 500 lbs.. , $18 00-19.00. j Cuttle 13.000; calves 1500: good i and choice fed steers and yearlings I including ycurlmg heifers 25-50 cents higher; aclue: mast good and choice sierra $27 50-32 25; strictly choice utlcriiigs four loads with ; weight $33.75: good and choice heif ers s.-o uu-.'. nu: snori imia cnoice weighty heifers $30 00; medium grade steers and heifers strong; cows about steady: cutters $12 50 down: good beef cows to $20.00: lit tle above $18 50: bulls steady to weak at $18.25 down: good beef cows to $20 00: bulls steady to weak at $1825 down: heavy specialty beef bulla to $19 00: venlers steadv at $24 (k) down: stock cattle fully steady at $17.50-22 50 and better. Sheep 2000: slo.w: slaughter lambs not fully established: deck medium, mostly good grade Mis souri spring lambs around steady at $23.50; best spring lambs priced $24 50-25 00; top good and choice kinds scarce; deck medium slaughter ewes steadv at $8 00: rholce light weights quotable $00-9.50. POTATOES CHICAGO, July 28 (W (USDA1 Potatoes: Arrivals 239: on track 190; total U. S shipments Friday 839. Saturday 799. and Sunday 49; sup plies moderate: demand good; mar ket stronger, e.spoctully on white va rieties: Idaho-Oregon Bliss Triumphs $3.40-390: long whites $4 50; Ne braska red Warbus $3 50: Texas Bliss Triumphs $3.50: Washington long whites $4 60-4 75 iall U. S. No. 1 washed i. Orioles and swallows are prob ably the greatest bird exterminat ors of the cotton boll weevil. and true in every move and moment. Check it all, in short, and see if this one doesn't add up to years of fun, years of joyous going, years that are rich in adventures shared and duties well performed. , You open the door on those years when you tell us now you want to put an order in. We'll take it with or with out a car to trade and with our prom ise that you'll get your car as promptly as the times permit. ONLY BUICK HAS ALL THESE s Srres AIRfOll FENDERS FIREIAU POWER sium zone goor MOUNTINGS iroadrim wheels ACCURtTE CYLINDER BORING FltTEWEIGHT PISTONS MCOIl SPRINGING FULl-UNGTH TORQUf-T-B. DftlVf PERMI-FIRM STEERING CURL-AROUND BUMPERS STEPON PARKING BRAKE DEEPLEX SEAT CUSHIONS NINE SMART MODELS BODY BY FISHER uTIio Dap km (Continued from Pass One) ting close, to the price, o't meat on the hoof, 1 , TODAY'S note on misdirected 'energv: Ulg-town burglars steal a 300 pouui' safe and heavy cash reg ister from a bakery, haul them three miles across busy Brooklyn, crack them oien and get a total haul of $5 In pennies. About nine times out of ten. the muscle and brain power that go into thievery would bring better returns If legitimately expended. Injured Man Flown To Hospital After Accident (Continued from Page One) 40 minutes after the call was re ceived. Ten men were detailed to carry the heavy stretcher. The call was made from Fish lake. Tho plane, a Republic Seabee. be longs to the Lakeland Flying serv ice and was flown In by E. L. "Penny" Payne. It landed on Four Mile In a drenching downpour. HUlls Is expected to be confined to the hospital for at least two montlts. He lsnot allowed visitors at tlie present time. Floral Contest Head Named SALEM. July 38 (") Mrs. Verle Ooode. Stayton. was appointed to day as superintendent of the floral competition of the Oregon stale fair. which will be held here September 1 to 7. Fair Manager Leo Spttxbart also announced there would be a com plete classification this year for pro fessional florists.. Classified A as Bring Results. Phorie 5151 tile Highway Accidents Injure Six (Continued from Page One) nuinil of Tuletake, driver, and Ills mother and father. Mrs. Maude Raymond was brought to Hillside hospital with minor cuts and was released from the luuiiltal today. State police said that a man named Thomas Mitchell was asleep In the car hut he was not the driver. llean-4n Smash Then late yesterday allrrnoou a car and a truck smashed "head light to headlight" on highway U7 on the outskirts of I'hemull. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Holland of Port land was the only person Injured, and she was able to go on to Port land. , The truck, a light pickup, was operated by a 15-year-old Powell Huite boy, and '"'. W. Holland was driving the car. Holland told state police the truck turned left across the highway to go Into a service station and right Into the path of the Holland sedan. A minor accident near Tulelake Sunday night brou.ht slight Inlury. a head bruise, to Mrs. Isstrr Turn baugh of Tulelake, and damaged two cars extensively. The cars, driven by Lester Turn baugh and Robert L. Moigan of Merrill, collided at a crossroads, and Tulelake police said thnt high grass along the- roadside obstructed ' the vision of both drivers and caused the mtshap. Numerous other nccldents were reported to law offlrrrs over the week-end. but none rairlrd any per sonal injuries. Smelt Run Draws Tourist Crowds Y ACHATS. July 28 a', Smelt, running thickly In the ocean here, have brought out crowds of vaca tioners with dip nets. The fish, which are spawn III the sand, are so numerous that the catch In seine nets Is often so heavy two men cannot carry it ashore. Hearinq Waived In Car Theft Case Arthur Cordon Robson, 20. this morning waived preliminary hear ing In Justice court on a charge of larceny of an automobile and was bound over to await grand Jury action. The youth Is held In the Klamath county Jail In lieu of 12000 ball. He was captured In Eugene last week driving an automobile previously reported stolen from the Dirk II. Miller used car lot al 7th and Oak. In is- w.iji m i mfmu, is, i y Mi r..si!-ilLs- NmMM.r HKHI ' STAHVES -Horn mi Klarrmth VmUmr hf-Milul, KlaniJith rail. Or . July 2ft, 1041, to Mr. artel Mr. Karl Slant. ta llrv a fid Weight' 7 pniimli j)H niint-a Pmtl'CTlNI- Horn at Klamath Vallrv hrv,iltal. Klamath rI!a. Orr , July 1 Itt-tT. to Mr and Mn NHIi. hvrurrlnl. Pvllran Cliy, a girl. Wolf hi d jjxjunili 14 ounce. PHIPI'H Born at Klamath V.I lev h pitat, KLarnalh FalU, Orr . July 2.1, 1U17. to Mr. and Mr. Junli Phlpp. Merrill, a boy Weight: 0 pound 5 oimcet. MAII AHHY norn at Klamath Vallav -hntpltal. Klamaih, Fallf. Or , .lulv 4, Ii47. to Mr. and Mn. V. V MaMarrv. Tulelake. Call. . glrk Weight. pounds 3 ouncei. TMII.Ir-norn at Klamath Vjllv w. pitat. Klamath Falla. Ore. July 34. 147, to Mr. and Mn. H. W Thill, Ht. rrancta apnrtmenta, a boy. Wright. H mtU'td. , CHRISTIAN Horn at Oarnarh Vallrv -ho.pllal. Klamath TalU. Or . July .3.1. 1047. to Mr. and Mr. Cllftnn t'hnttfan. 42.Vltpham, boy. Waighl. 7 poundi U' MANNING Born at Klamath Valley ho. pita I, Klatnaili f rt.U, Ore. July JT. 1M7. bi Mr, and Mr. Lawrence Man nlnf. 1005 Waihlngton, a boy. Weight. 4 pound KIKKPATItICK - rjorn at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamath KhI'ji. Ore, J.uy 27. 147. to Mr. ond O. A. Knh- Patrick. Ma4u, a girl. Weight: 7 u.itti 14 ounrewt SHAfKKH --Horn at IJumalh Valley hotolial. Klamath f'aila. Ore , Julv 27. 1047, to Mri and Mn. 'eorno f'.haifer, 2fi(1.1 RadclKfe, a boy. Weight, 4 pounds 12 ounce. a W Horn at Klamath Valley hoxpiial, Klamath Kali, Ore.. July 27, 1117, to Mr. and Mn, Jame Wu, .tonaiua, a boy Weight. R pound 1 nunie. AI.FXANDEB Horn al Klamath ValTry hokpltal, Klamath rail, Ore. July f). 1047. to Mr, and Mn. Rusvell Alexander, 12Jn Adam. boar. Weight, 8 pound S ounca. FLOWER SHOP WW R;ior547 T-llli;l;ililMI1iLT-. And we can prove it! Nor do you "buy blindly' when you come to our garage. When you want dependable- and. economical lervice for your car, drive In at 28G1 So. Ulxth. Mre im for your auto parts and ac cessor I eg, tires, recap pi ng. and lubrication service. aj, DOES NOT BuMV ITS HEAD IN THE 6AMt j WHBN PURSUED Tugboat Captain Saves Two Girls PORTLAND. July 28 Mi Two tern-age girls whu stepped Into deep wnler were saved from drowning vi'Ntnntiiv uL ihn liiiililil tif Ihn Wli- limiestto river by Tugboat Captain Johnny Redding. Rescued were Hevorly Contra, 13. and Kvrlvn Hchwabe, 19. both Van port, as they struggled In the water wniiit parents waifiicu neipiessiy from the shore. Jew Underground Executions Set JKKUHAI.KM, Jiify 38 il'i Threo ciiiulemned members of the under ground IniHiiiilr.ivlUin ligun Zvul 1-riiml will be hanged tomorrow, It was announced ollkially tonight. Ilium la holding two llrltlsh army sergeants as hostages for the trio, and today placed the soldiers on "trial." Fort Clatsop Rock Given To Paper AHTOItlA. July 28 (IV A stone dug from the site of Fort Clatsop on the camping ground of the 1wIb and Clark ex)cdlllou lias been de livered to the Chicago Trlbiiuo to represent Oregon In construction of an annex to the newspaer f build ing. Clatsop County Judge Cluy lloy lli. Ion and Walter Johns M. Presi dent of ihe Clatsop County His torical society, uncovered tho atone several feel below the site of the historic fort. Salmon Run Said Disappointing ASTORIA. July 2B il' The July run of Kolinoit which entered the Columbia river this week was re ixirtrd today to have dlsappuimrd llshrrmall. Kishrrmrii said catches avei'aged only 200 jKHiuds. One station with a fleet of 50 boats reported only seven boats had caught fish. Story Of Fight Corrected Joe U. Caspar. 2044 Wanllund. to day asked The ller;d and News to clear U a misunderstanding about mention of his name In a story in the nancr dealing with the alleged attack on Hrnry Monagun. local bartcndri, ln-,1 wee. Ihe story said Caspar had been a companion of Thomas K. Walker, and that Cas. par had been refused a drink by Moiiagau. Caspar said lie was nut a "com panion' of Walker, but only met turn in a local billiard parlor that night. He said he was not present when Walker or anyone else was re fused drinks. Me said he witnessed the tight In which Monagan was hurt, and that his name was taken by police only as a witness. AM MUMS Died In Klamath rUi, Or. rrlilar. July XV 147, llarolil Jir Ainlmrt, 'Jit. of Ihl rity rtineral to Im held at J p tn . Wedoela at Ward a Klamath sTtuierat Miiim. MANNINti Died In Klamath rJU, Ore, Hunday, July 27. Il47, Itahy Man ning;, infant ton nf Mr. and Mr. I., J. Manning if thta city. Sarvlre t ha held Tuekday, July 90, at Klamath Memorial park Want Klamath fu neril Home In rharge. KCHAMAMHIA Dlrd In Klamath rail. Ore. Hunday. July 27. 1047, HU Kt ha barrta. til. of Ihl rlly. runeral1 ar range mm U to he aiiiitninretl later bv Ihe Far! Whltlot-lt rone rat Home, IIAll- Died in Klamath rail. Ore. Surday. July 20. 1147. William A I ford Hall, 7 V of thl rlly, runeral ar raiTgementa tn Iw announred later hy Want Klamaih funeral Monte AUKN Died near Klamath Fall. Ore . rndav. July . 1W7. Freil loiter rlllnrltle Alien. V). nf Tulelake Calif rAneral tn he held Tue-day, Julv 20, from Ward' KlamNth funeral Home Klamath pot, No. S. American l-egion In charge - OBITUARIES W II. 1. 1 AM Al.ltltt!) IIAI.l. William Alford Hail a relUenl for the pal ln ean, paeJ away In thlfl rlly jm aiitld-iy, July . Iu47. He wa native ol HemliMk. Mlrh , and wa aged 73 eai 2 month and 27 day al the time of hi death He U itrvveii hy a aliler, Mr. Henaie ftllver of I'lagalaH, Artr , three lirotheia, l.eoigr of HaattiuM. Mich , Harlan uf Hurt. Mich., and Je of S.tn Dlgo. L'ailf. The remain will he forwatdrd via Itn)lvay Kxpieaa on Monday rvrning to the Chanel of Chrtue, Oakland, Calif, for final rite and cremation. Ward Klamath Ku nerat Horn in charge of the arrange mania. riAHV MANMNU RahV Manning. Ihe Infant on of Mr. and Mra. 1.. J Manning, paaaed away In tin clly on Hunday, July 27. IU-17 al 1 :tO p. nt. fie I dn hi parent he 1 ftiirvlved by hi grandparent, Mr, and Mr. Fred Manning, and Mr. and Mr. Oltn Heaser nf Malvern, Ark. Raliy Manning will he laid to real In Klamath Memorial park on Tueaday, July 2tt. Ward Klamath Funeral Home In charge of t.ie arrangement. rRI.I) l.rHTKK tlll,ACKlKl At. I. I.N' Fred !-eler illlarkiei Allen, a realdent of Tulelake. Calif . for the paat nine month. paer) awav near thla rily on Friday, July 2.1. 1047. at 11:15 p. m. He wa native of Viola, Ida , and wa aged .V) year 2 month and ll day at the Ume of hi death. He It survived hy two tlater. Mr. F.llen Nolan of San FranrUro. Calif, and Mr. Ida Rltman of Mlaantila, Mont.: two brother, Earl of Stork ton, Calif., and Carl of Portland, Ore. Mr. Allen waa a veteran of .World War I and .World War II and wa a member of the Moarnw, Ida., pol, Amer ican l-eglnn. The remain are at Wnrd'a Klamath Funeral Home, f)2.1 High. Notice of Ihe funeral arrangement will lie found eUewhere In this laaue. FUNERAL IKKD I.FHTKR ffll,ACKiV AI.I.CS The fiinentl servlre for tho late Fred Ialer 'Hlacklei Allen, who passed away nrr this cltv on Friday, July 2-t, will liike place from the chapel of Wards Klamath Funeral Home, 02.1 High, on Tueaday, July 2H. lfM7, at 'A p, m. In charge of Klamath Post No. II, American Legion. Commitment lervlre and Inter ment In Klamath Memorial park. Frlcnda are respectfully Invited to attend. IILAft KCIIAIIAKHIA nidi Echnbarrla, a realdent of Klam ath, nnd Slakiyou rnunlle for several year passed awav In this ciiv on R,m. day, July 27, IB47, at 11:19 p. m. follow- MM an innran 0. several ny. lie wa a native of Spain and at the time nt him death wa aged f!2 year. The remain rri in uie nan wnillocK Funeral Home, Pine street at Sixth. Notice of funeral tn be announced at. a later date. f KLfllDfiT Freah Dally frem Our (In lii sen KIRBY , , Vacuum Cleaners Lifefime (uoranfoe Free Ocmonstrarion Telephone 9200 CLASSIFIED RATES M-ltur word H.lr word U tUy run 4..HHHHm, f Now Today roil NAI'K, IUI7 Ford litivk With gialn bed, good ruitdlllon. Hta at 24,13 Ho, nth 1 it rOM 8A1.K, :itl hu h woimI lathe tmiior and U turning vhlaals. llXl Ho, l.agtin Phmte ruo:t, t 2A r'OH HALF,, klli heii range ami hot walet lank, Call tkHtlt, ur M Waal Oregon, atlft A p in. 1 in (IOOI) 1WKII Moor Model ItADIOM Uuarauleeil at l'alt (Hveawav )rlre PKI.ICAN KADIO H 11)11 K 1 111 Ko, ftH, HI. Plal nil. t 71 NMAI.I. MON'I'III V I'AYMF.NTN on all automnllve iteedi, , Dll K II. MM, 1.1c it COMPANY, S.lJiilf n'lnrv woiuc 'Willi. Vow Al.KKf . . High-grade inrome litoiienia, H Homer Jonea, Healtur, 4tW Main. I'hun QUI t Ji ttliHlillHAN IIOMC for ten!, p-tlly fur ltlahel, V IfedHKuna, liiotlerrt. Avienge, (looil gulden I'hone In.U, 7 29 FOH HALF., weaiter anil feeder dga 4212 llomedale T JO DKI.HHK ft Norge reft Igeralur, frwe.er shelf Immedlale ilellveiy. M1CKYM JKWICI.KMN Phone JlfH . t 21 DHAKK I.UMIIFM CO. Drake' have Flrtaa wait hoard, lite ami R tanking Now la the lime to gel your ume in shaite hefoie told weather eta In. M10 Hprlitg Plum Sflin a J FOH HAI.K. Ml while weaiter pii. rad- AuguM KHh AIo (VI htel ow. iMI to faintw during Auguat. Thee ate fotmg, gentle, healthy imoally whllei sow and at fallowing giMid litter. I'rlt'd from oO tn ia liarar Week. Myrtle Creek, tltegnit Phone 2ut 7 Mi " MNDI.rY HFU1IIT ' iliurttan uroiserlv, Iteaulirul home. romuletely miMlertt Atproalmally t acre of laud. acre landscaped .with ahtulM, flu wet anil an earelleol lawn. Alio a gaiage, ttarn with rnnrrete fi ! m laiai, lit whh tiimirx iiihiib. o rhli-keit h"ii and pert Idxiae Aa ill tMMltitnl Willi tnaulated H"1 relltYf leal for chirked or luihey farm 1'ricle two rlui-keit hotw pai Mei aaiMMi. Term hHAHTA WAY Two bs-ttftmin mtxlern twime, pitmlie tile with iliinu finlah lla a Mre lawn, iree ami hruhlsery Dlllilr toom. flwir for mrt, etertrlc hot water heater. Iru e MW. Term LAKKNllOHr UHIVC Attractive, well lmlrl ttit-e htmac tin Ian lot On terraced with new lawn, grill and sprinkler avatem, tKe other In Ma ture Three bedrooms, living room with fltrnlare. dining risom. kllrhen. on un finished room, full tMsenienl with plpl fUtnar. tts uf alorage tare, d"ihie garage, email hre liarn attached. T'Hs noma has one f Ihe lea views on Ihe lak. Prlc Vj. Terms MUJJi ADDITION Two bedroom alurro home, modern, with garage. On block from K. Main. Nir lawn and some shrubbery. Prlc tMVi. Ternta. Call Al lennge Hr.snv NrwHocne. heai toh 140 K Main Prnn MMI Kventng phone B(MU 1 3 WANTtD, woman fr general hmisawnrk and aaalatanc with I wo children, lei Manranlta 1-30 WANT HI). gtrVto" work In photnahop. Apply In person. Rud'a Photo Hervlre. lull Main f 2t rOM" HAl.r."MODEHN 'HOMK TO hK MOV Ft). 4 natuna and bath Phone 421, Martin Dingier. HI 1. Ho 95. Tulelake. GET YOt'tt roller Paints at Drake Lumber Co, All ahade tn slock p"" BIO Hprlnf Phon M10 3 2 FOH HALJt, freah apples, cheap.- fhone ViJ 2 COt'Pl.C wir"a "ride" to Oklahoma or Mlourt with rellald person Ut flral of Auguat. 14 K Main t-2S WANTF.O, mlditl aged man for paper route. Coinmlaaion, car allowance. Srofll paid. Muat hav good car. The ournal. PO Hut 1I2J. t- MOTHKH H HKI.fKM wtll car (or rhll dren pari time Phone UV 1 H KXPF.IUFNCFD sleitngiapher daalrei work, mnintnga Plena IHWJ 7-3 foil HAl-R, near high arhol. loveh J.tsedrrK'iit home. Full basement. furnare. hardwood floors, ftreplara, rrired for guim sale. He Wlldvrmuth, With AHTHCH 11 KPPFItHON. Iteallor T10 Main Dial 4-121 gvenlnga phone SOirt 7.3 FOH HAI.K -2 bedroom modern home on Lincoln Hi, Hardwitod flor, firvplac in living room, furnare and laundry trav In liaaement. Dining room, nice kitchen ind Italhrootn. Close lo grade school, tnauo. 2 twdroom modern home on Old Fort Hoad. with , acre This home Is lit giMxl ctmdlllon Has rhlcken houe. lnooder houae. wiota)ted, IB laying heita. Would make evcetlent chicken ranch. Prlc Liouo Terms. 3-ltdfootn modern horn with acre Irrigated'. t.aundry tray, electric water healer. Illg garage and playhouse. Sir lawn and shad trees. This l a good 1 11 lie hunt auliuiiiaup for only ti'HM). Terms. Ileal corner lot on Pacific Terrac. fit Walt Dleli, with 1 T H WATTFIIK. Iteallor Ileal estate and Inaurance 107 Ho. 7th Phone 4IU1 'F.venlnga ttirlO' 7-2S ALTAMONT Large 3ledrnotn home, not modern, slinni down and M month. Full pilce a a a MADISON Modem 2 liedrmim, two Ml acre of beat aoil. Own Irrigation s lein, lota uf outbuildings. ftUM, 24 ACIIF.H ON AIHPOIIT HOAO. Rood Irrigated soil Four-room modern home. good outbuilding. t7.VM) JtJHN C. AIU.KTHINGCR. Mroker till Walnut Phon ft Kvenlnga 0210 T-2S roll HALF.. HMl Oldamobll club coupe. or lea BH, Nice condition. Will lake . trade Phone ,Vi2 after 4 pm. UAl.VANI.F.D OAIUIAUK C'ANH. heavy ilblMd. :i2 gnlh.n. Kl'llDllliAN LDMneit CO 47114 So. tJth hon 77 7.11 lariT'rlde to 4.140 Jlorne-7-2S oust be ex- WANTED yV. S navy 1 Konaa City. Cun drive, dnle Phon 'Mllti. ' ALTKI1ATION lady wanted. penenred. none other need siuply. Whylfll . Apply between 2 and 4 c WILL RENT modern .1-hedrhom homal anyone who will rent u one In Malitv Call U7 K) or Malm 180. 7- FOH SALl, cabinet style Allverlorte radio-phonograph. 10U, Call al 1Hi Oregon Ave. 7-21 it pays to List your PLack WITH OftAY'S HPF.CIAL fleaullful modern 4-room bungalow, fur nished. ! than one year old. Iatg garage, workshop and chicken house, one-half acre, afiono . DA lit Y FAKM 7fl acres on highway, lirge 3 -bed room home, barn, milk houae and gnruge. All stocked nnd emilpped, for nitlv I0.S(M). NLIH'MHAN HOMKHITKS In a restricted district, underground Iritgittlon and paved streets. On the bus tine. Kasy monthly payments. Buy your lot now and build later. See Burton (.ray or Malph Drown, Hair-amen with K (ill AY, II K ALTO R i Office closed Saturday v 1021 Main Ht. Phone mwi lEvenlng ur Sundays phon 3421 or 61 IB T-2I IIOMKDALr' DISTRICT Very neat and clean 5-room suburban home, every room light and cheerful. Ktectrlc water hunter, oil .furnace, com plete bnlh. One-hnlf acre excellent Irri gated land. Near bus line. Located at fli:i4 Hrlstol. Price S.1400, Terms. Five cheerful, ninny rooms, large kitchen, ample built-in, complete bath, well con structed. One-half acre fond Irrigated land wlih lawn and tree. Price IIUHK).. Ternia . When You Think Real Elt . Think DALK A iJOWF.S tnntfiiei i Pali Ilea Hon Hnp DnvlBon, Anno Mason .111 Eaal Main Phons 72AH 'Across from Mill School) T-28 f6r"saLE, or wlll irnde tor carT Chevrolet fl-yard dump truck. JIM Garden. t-28 fon SALlClBi-roorfTTnTOafv with iiuto matle fnn and 110-gnl. tank, with pip- Phon UfUlO, -a VVANTKD' to MVt7"4 or fl-room house. Pcnnnnont. Call fl-tlfl. O, Alley. 8-3 iIAMUWtjOD :''.OOHINCJ, preHnishcd OHINCJ, prerinishcd ilshlng required. , J LUMBKIt CO. J'hone T7fnn no irimnnH in' Millsl HWHUIOJAN 471 4 No. 1th t-2S