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Newspaper Page TextPACI TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON MONDAY, JAN. 19, 19ie MARKETS and FINANCIAL GRAINS SHOW SHARP DROP CHICAGO, Jhh. 19 MV-Orallis dropped sharply on the bonrd of trade today on selling touched off by niitl-inflntlon proposals sub mitted to the senate foreign relations committee by Bernard Baruch. Losses extended to around 5 cents In wheat at times. Liquidation came from both commission houses and local traders. Some support was evident In wheat early from Southwestern Interests, suggesting government purchasing of cash wheat, but It halted the decline only temporarily. Weakness tn securities, cotton and other markets had an Influence on grains. Slop-loss orders were uncovered on the way down, acceler ating the drop. Among aBruch's proposals was one suggesting a reduction in food and agricultural prices in exchange for guaranteeing farmers an assured price for their crops for the next three years. Wheat closed 6 U6' lower. May 2.961-,i!, corn was l to 4 lower, May J2.63,4-il, oats were l!i-3' lower, May $1.35 V-l.25. and soybeans were 7 to 8 cents lower, March S4.25'j. The commodity Credit corporation announced It purchased 750.000 bushels of wheat at Chicago and 235,000 bushels at Kansas City last Friday. Wheat Open High Low Close March 3.09 3 09 3.064 3 06- May 3.02'. 3.03'i 296', 396-296'i July 5 69'. 2.63 'i 2 57'j 2.57', Dec - 2 60 2.60'. 2 54. 2.55 - 2.54'. Stocks Hit Skids Again NEW YORK. Jan. 19 ,Pr Stocks were on the skids today for he fifth straight Monday with market volume one of the best since De cember 31. Pessimistic selling by profession als and others ruled from the open lug. Dealings were quiet until i breif fast downturn around midday when leading rails, oils and in dustrials dropped 1 to 2 or more points. The pace then slowed and extreme losses were reduced in the majority of cases near the close. Transfers ran to around 1,100,000 shares. Conspicuous on the decline were Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Illinois Central, Plymouth Oil, Standard Oil IN.J.), Mission Corp., Pacific Western Oil, U. S. Steel, Youngs town Sheet, Chrysler, General Motors, U. S. Rubber, J. I. Case, Deere, Oliver Corp, Douglas Air craft, Boeing, American Telephone, Consolidated Edison, Consolidated Nr.' C Du Pont, Union Car bine, American Woolen and Texas Pacific Land Trust. New 1947-48 lows were touched by North Amer ican, EasUnan Kodak. Owens llllnois and Paramount Pictures. Railway bonds softened and major commodities suffered a spUL At Cijicago wheat ended down 5 to 6l ceiiLs a bushel, corn lVi to 4 nd oats lVi to 3 V Cotton, toward the last, was off $1 a bale to up 40 cents. American Can 79 Am Pow & Lt 7 s Ar- Tel & Tel 151 Anaconda 33 Atchison 91 Bendix Aviation Beth Steel Zoeing Airplane Calif Packing . Canadian Pacific Case J I Chrysler Cowlth & Sou Consol Edison Cons Vultee : C jwn Zellerback Curtlss Wright . Douglas Aircraft Du Pont De Nem General Electric General Foods General Motors Goodyear Tire Gt Northern Pfd Int Harvester Int Paper Pfd Johns Manville Kennecott Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward . Nash Kelvmator Nat Dairy NY Central North Am Co Northern Pacific Pac Am Fish 28H 33- 25 32 1114 42 59H 2'., 22', .. 14-, 30!, 5 55 i. 179 35 '4 37 H 55 'i 42 38 T, 49 Ji 39 46'i 23-, 51Hi 16 . 28': 13 -i 16',. 19 'i 14 "i 351, 95 Pac Gas Si El Psc Tel & Tel ! KLPmflTHa FARMERS, ATTENTION! BvaaaaaaBajjjjjjjjjajBjjjj MiaaaaaiiavaaaaafaBaaaai Family Party ENTERTAINMENT: MAGIC SHOW STAN KRAMIEN, magician, with his Hollywood models. MOVIES - CARTOONS REFRESHMENTS DOOR PRIZES Bring your family - Everything FREE WED., JAN. 21 -ARMORY 8:00 P. M. Fmrm Equipment TM fta. 81 III St. Pan American ... Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier Rayonier Pfd Reynolds Metals . 40' 27 33 21 Richfield - 16'. Safeway Stores 20 H Sears Roebuck . 34 '3 Sinclair Oil .. Southern Pacific .. Standard Brands Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining .. Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines .... United Aircraft .... U S Steel Warner Bros Pic -.. Westing Elec Woolworth .. 16 .. 46 'a .. 27 .. 57-4 .. 19 ;, .. 10'. . 23 . 153 . 17-4 .. 26'. .: 74 . .. 12', .. 28'4 . 45'i Klamath Basin Potato Shipments (In Carload.,! 1947-8 1916-7 January 17 41 S3 Month to date 584 527 Season to date 4472 6380 PORTLAND. Jan. 19 (J! Pota- ' toes Oregon Deschutes and Klam ath Russets. No. Is. $5 00-5.25 : 25 lb.. S1.35-1.3S: 15-lb.. 83-85 cents: No. 2. 50-lb.. $2.00-2.20: 100-lb. No. 1 Bakers. $5.50-6.00: No. 2, $4.40-4.60; Idaho Russets No. l's, $5.25-5.50; Washington Russets No. l's, $4.40- 4.75: new crop Arizona Garnets, 30- lb lugs. $3.50-3.75. CHICAGO, Jan. 19 tAP-USDA) Potatoes: total U. S. shipments Friday 812. Saturday 733, and Sun day 17: arrivals 221, one track 272; supplies moderate: demand fair: market about steady on Russets, slightly strong on McClures: Color ado Red McClures $4.50-4.60; Idaho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. 1, $5.05 5.35. utilities $4.40: Washington Russet Burbanks $5.20. Wisconsin Chippewas $3.20 new stock (50-lb. sacks): Texas Bliss Triumphs $3.75. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 19 fAP-USDA) Cattle: salable 900. calves 35: early trade dull, largest cattle run this year: three load steers available: about eight loads medium-good short fed heifers of fered: balance medium - canner cows; opening bids 50 cents to $1.00 lower; very little sold: calves firm: good-choice under 250 lb. vealers absent, salable $28.00-30.00. Hogs: salable 100: steady with last Thursday: package good-choice 200-240 lb. butchers $29.00; odd good sows $24.00-50. Sheep: salable 500: lambs around 50 cents higher early on deck good choice lambs at $25.00: medium- choice ewes quoted $9.00-11.50. CHICAGO, Jan. 19 Uf) 'USDA Salable hogs 12.000, total 15.000; barrows and gilts under 240 lb. steady to strong: weights 240 lb. and up uneven, steady to 50 cents FLOWER SHOP WWWf M7I rS4 -Klamath Palls, Orga nigner; mostly 25 cents or more higher than Friday's average, but trade slow at advance; sows gen erally steady, nwts as cents higher; bulk good and choice 170-230 lb. $27.75-2825; top $2835; most com parable 240-270 lb. $37.00-27.75: 380 330 lb. $2625-27.00; weights under 200 m. very scarce; bulk good and choice 350-550 lb. sows $23.75-25.00; prospects good clearance. Salable cuttle 10,000: total 10.000: salable calves 700, total 700; fed steers and heifers steady to 50 cents higher: good grade steers, under se vere pressure last week, up most: largely steer run: cows, bulls and venters fully steady; most good and choice steers $37.00-38 00: top $40.00 paid for high-choice 1400 lb. aver ages; comparable mixed steers and heifers $38 00; straight heifers $33110; most good heifers $26.50 30.00; cutler cows $17.00 down: most beef cows $17.50-22.00; high-good kinds to $25.00; sausage bulls $23.50 down: renters $32.00 down: firm, actire trade in stock cattle at $21.50- 26.50. ; PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 19 (AP USDA Cattle: salable 1100, total I 1900. holdover 155; calves salable i and total 125: market active: steers I and cows 50 cents to $1.00 higher: heifers mostly $1 00 higher: bulls j $1 00-50 higher; few medium-good fed steers $26.50-28.50: one load average good steers held above I $29.00: common grades downward I to $21 00: medium-good heifers $25.00-27.00: one load average good spade heifers $28 50. record high: common heifers down to $20.00; canners-cutter cows $14 00-18.00: shells downward to $12.50; fat dairy type cows up to $20.00: medium- i good cows $19 50-23.00: odd head $24 00; good beef bulls $25.00-50: odd head $26 00. record high: me- i dium-good sausage bulls $20.00 to $24.00: good-choice vealers mostly ! $29.00-32 00: odd head $32.50: good heavy calves mostly $25.00-26.00. j Hogs: salable 1100, total 3900: market slow: few sales $1.00 below j J week ago: good-choice 180-330 lbs. ! I $29 00; no carlots sold, held above 1 I $29 00; good-choice 250-290 lbs. j $27.00: good 375-500 lb. sows $24.50 1 25.00; lighter weights up to $25 50: I good-choice 75 lb feeder pigs $27.00; one good 400 lb. stag $18.00. j Sheep: salable 400, total 1400: market active, steady: good-choice lambs $22.50-23.50: few choice lots $24.00: good-choice early shorn lambs $22 00-50: common lambs dewn to $1800: good-choice ewes stronger at $9.00-10.00. Signs Of Spring Seen Klamath folk, getting the annual January yen for spring, have noted this week that the weather, despite 1 freezing nights, is playing tricks with signs of spring. J. W. Gossett of 2964 Hope called all last week he had meadowlarks in his garden, and Mrs. C. D. Luns ford said this morning that robins, the traditional spring herald, are in her neighborhood. The redbreasts have been seen all winter by Klam ath residents, disproving the theory that they always fly south come cold weather. Down along Link river in the gar den 01 Mrs. Rose M. Poole's home at 400 Conger, the snowdrops are in hlnnm Mrc pl irf i - ; the snowdrops, among the first flow- ! nese autilorttl " take precaution era to blossom, came out in late ary asures earlier. 1he demon February. j slration which developed into Frl- Mail Tribune Columnist Dies MEDFORD. Jan. 19 iPt Arthur Gordon Perry, 63, -eteran news paperman and columnist for the Medford Mail Tribune, died after a brief Illness at his home Saturday night. Perry, a navy veteran of World War I, had written a column en titled "The Smudge Pot" for nearly 35 years. Apple Blossom Queen Chosen WENATCHEE. Jan. 19 i-Tne queen of the 1948 Apple Blossom Festival here will be 18-year-old Llla Lee Hatley. a senior at Wen atchee high school. Selection of the pretty brunette from among 10 finalists was an nounced today. The festival will be celebrated the entire month of April, climaxed by the queen's ball and coronation on the last day. Classified Ads Bring Results WITH QUALITY service CIIKYSLER PLYMOUTH 3rd and Main I " JgSi 1 3 CW( DIMBAT MOTORS WHY WE SAY (OH t4l IT HA1WO cow .aui turn uiam,, An almanac of loliO sugsrsU t lut "noon" was formally none, mrnuiiig ' that after the clock struck 12 there was 1 no hour to count until 1 o'clock. Ice Rams Boat But Occupants Rescued CASCADE SUMMIT. Jan. 19 A thrilling rescue was effected on Odcll lake, Jnnuary 17, when the steel hull of an Ice-cutter was pierced by a large slab of Ice. causing it ti fill with water and begin to sink. Occupants of the boat. Bill Akers and Frederick Maguire. both of Odell Summit lodge, said they were midway across the mile-wide lake and cutting a path through the one-inch surface ice when suddenly they found the boat grinding into (Continued From Page 11 two-way street. If tratfic flows along it ONE WAY ALL THE TIME, disastrous congestion HAS TO ensue. It Is ensuing now. As long as tills impossible situation continues, we will pour our dollars down a bot tomless ra thole. , Chinese To GuOrd , rOreiQn LeQOtiOnS CANTON. China, Jan. 19 i,ty- Apologetic Chinese officials guaran tee protection against any recurrence of the rioting which destroyed the British consulate and injured six Britons here, British Consul General Ronald A. Hall said today. A French consulate car was stoned ; Sunday at Hankow, but no one was I injured. Neither Hall nor U. S. Consul I General Hiram H. Boucher would commeni. nowever. on iauure oi um- uay a twiu-oriiiii not u,l pLVJflCiy j came prepared for violence-carry'- , nig iin cans setting fires. USES Back In Labor Department WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 i' President Truman today sent to con gress a reorganization plan trans ferring the United States employ ment service and the bureau of .m ployment security to the depuriment of labor. The employment service is now operating in the labor department under a wartime executive order while the bureau of employment security is presently a unit of the federal security agency. The new plan will go Into effect In 60 days unless both the senate and hou.se reject it. The bureau of employment secur ity administers federal activities respecting the nation-wiue unem ployment compeamtion system. Although Milan, Italy, was found ed in ancient times, its relics of antiquity are few because the city was burned several times. Phone 7011 Iu TUe r-r: Ivfli t, U.rJ X Stii it At Ode tluee-to-four Inch thick Ire and being gouged by a shnrp pointed pieoe below the water line. Shortly after the accident, the motor died and left Akers and Magulrc completely stranded. Their frantic yells attracted the attention of Manager O. O. Bowers and Chef Herbert Laur. of Odell Summit lodge, who Immediately set out in a rowboat and rowed to the side of tile boat In distress. When Uiey finally made the two-thirds mile distance. Bowers said that Akers and Mnguire were knee-deep In ley water and had to ball fast and furiously on the return trip, while towed by the rowers iu the smaller boat. Any Ice forming on Odcll hike Is particularly treacherous because It Is not of uniform thickness. Is not solid and strips of the varying thick nesses range in width from three to 150 feet. Tins Incident also affected a group of high school boys and girls from Yoncalla, Ore., who made the trip to Cascade summit in a large truck expecting to use the boat to cross the lake to Odell Summit lodge where they had reservations for the night. Matrons in charge of the youngsters were Mrs. Harold Turpin and Mrs. Donald A. Brace whose husband accompanied her. The en tire group trudged the 2'4 miles down the mountain to the lodge, through knee-deep snow. For many of the students, this i was their first time In the snow, so they had a real initiation into its coldness. However, the next morn ing they were all up early und the majority rented sk;s, then scamp ered for the ski tow. enjoying every minute of their stay. Bombsighr Stolen From Local Buick Another bombsight bit the dust this past week-end and the owner of the car from which it was removed I to 5Ute ,0"ce Vernon Shuck of Merrill told , officers his enr was parked at Klam ath Union high school during the Pel lean -Med ford grime and when he went out of the gym Saturday night, the radiator gadget was gone. Bom at KlamAth Valley honpHal. Klnmnlh Knlia, Ore.. Jan. ID. IH4B, to Mr. and Mr, Albert Stone, Wocui, flrl. weiflht II pounda 1', ounce. Horn at Klamath Vallev hmpilal, Klamalh Palla, Ore, Jan. If). IfMH. lo Mr. and Mri. Harold Allen, 512 High, boy, weight 7 pounda 12' ounce. OBITUARY THOMAS JIUCRHON RICK.ISH Tlioinaa Jellcraon Higgina. for .he laat two monllw resident uf Merrill, Jr., panted away In thla city on Katurdny, January 17. I(4fl. at 4:1.1 p in. tollowing nn lllneaa of alx montha. He wai a na tive of Colvllle. Waah., and at ute lirne of hln dentil wan ajfrd .17 yenra nnd eight daya. Surviving are two anna, Clifton of Merrill. Ore., and Hoyd Itig ifina of Suminervllle, Ore.: one daughter. Mri. Velnia Younca of Haker, Ore.; rlao four grandchildren. The remains real ,n the Erl Whitlock Funeral home. Pine nt lth. Notice of funeral to be announced Tueaday. FUNERAL MIMITKIOft 10 AN I ItROCfllft Funeral aervlcea for little Dlmltrlo lonnla Brochla. Infnnt Hon of Mr. and Mri, John 13. Brochl of thla clly, who pained away on Hnturday, January 17. 1IHJI, will he held In the chapel of '.he Karl W hillock Funeral home. I'inr nt Mth, on Tueadny, January 20, HMft at 1 p. m. with Rev. F. C. Wlaaenbarh. pnktor of St. Paul'i EplRrnpal church nf thla rlly officiating. Commitment aervfcea and Interment Klamath Memorial park. Friends are invited. flower Shop iMtivi:i (At Greenhouses) .1014 8. 6th. I'honm 6335 and 0340 Free Delivery Flower by Wire Funeral Drulgna Our Hpccliilty AUTHORIZED FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORS 14-13-12-34 HtP AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY KLAMATH MACHINE O Locomotive Works Spring & Elm Mill Supply Dopt. Rollback In Food Price Major Item UNinilmirit from pane MK'h Othl'l'N II .H Will Jollt S, nnituuUy nuumntep the. nutluim CllUTillK tills tlllloil HKitllt on- Hrrashm. Hy mmn.i.U'r I inruti a Hi in pnmit.sp to go to wtir Iu Jnlul tiofpii.se If wty of thru, 1110 iit tarkrd. "ft. That tlit Kuropnui nutluns nritatilr-e to libera lo und um evrry productive iomhhtc of Uw contt nnu . . . "6. Stabilize nil Kuroprnn cur rtMU trs und cMnblMt rvallnttc ratrn of cxrhnnKe. "7. A two-yrnr priiro prodm'tlni.' drive In thin country lo Work for iwftee n.t we worked for war where fm.sibte. with lonitrr hour und ovrrMine: where not, to Miiu.ih prtMliH'ilnn bnttlcnivks. "9. An purl uf thin work-for-pr.it p drlvp, tin utroM-tlU'iiiitlmi aittf-lnfliitlun protrnttn , "9. Sri tic rpitlUtlmlly ult prp wur nnd wartime IntrrROvvrii mriit drills. "10. 'I hr ItritUli nnd iilhrm to rrlitiii thrlr rmplrn irrirrrmapa lor Ihrrc years. "II. A irnrral t.iff fr prare to develop mi overall, glotml rrutritv rr Amrrlras prare- nmkliK." LEGAL NO I ICES MUM l: OK lll.AHINO Wa. tin? iiiKlrralijiiril, Dfiiif tha nirtit. Iwn. ut tl.a AIHPOHT .UMN'U TOM MISSION, aiHiinivl tv Ilia JOIOI Atlti iimt ZOM.NO IIOAIIO. lor tha Lily rxuiiiaiii ran aim iiaritam Louitl) OrrKon. lit irvomnianil ln ixtuntiai in ot wrtuu tiuira to lr rBlatiluittU and rrguiaiiuii to tm atioiiird tiioiriur. rout itiiii tririlor lor (Jitaiu ot twe milra In r ti flirrt tlun Iruiu lit Kim- ntiitn Alutiu-tpal AiriMirl. in Hlamain .uuin . iiirifiMi, itaving rtirtiplvlru picluiiliiar rrtHirl, and bctur matting uur final trpurt. will al tha Imur ul I:ju o p. nt tut ui sunt day t Jam an, HHH al ttip Ctiunril ChaintMr, i th Cil) Hall ot I ha Lily ol Klamaifi raiu, uicmoii tH'HI a pnulie ttraiina aiu rrpori al witu-h inn any potion ur party ina apr and rnprra any ohjrvtiuna or npinitin tltry ma mar) to pr carat on aaid muni, ur pvtuiiiing Iu mi- iriHru rtiuing. Don liita Ttti das ot January, lua. K A. TIIO.MA.1 WAIXV M MhtTOR W H. WHilCOMIl Airport .lining coiumuaion J. 9 Ut it inc. Nu. Iru7. NOTlt t OK llOM HAI.K Svaird prupo4la w ill ( rrclvcl b the Common Council ol lh City ul Klanuth Kalli, Urrtfim, fur Ut mrihv uf acwer Improvcmrnl bomU. Srt ili. a KM rr Killing. Thuiuaiiu: m4 Kilit Hundred Kifty-Mitrc mid 42 1m) UolUr i9u.haj.42 duly authuriird by oritinaruc ol tha aid City uf Klamath Kalla. Lit th cofutructlon mj laying of nwr line In the (olio wing Msr Imuruve mnit unit aitualrd In Clly or Klanialh Kail. Orrgon, aa fullowa: Hur L'nll No. 17. roitaiatiug of that territory in precinct Nu. 3J, ling la tti nurthvaat ol South Sixth alrrrl lripol tu purrtmaf aald bonds will 1 rrcvivrd by the uiulvi alerted us tu and Including the 2.lrd. day ol February, 1V4S. at the hiHJr ul icven-lhlriy u cliH'k p. nt. of auid iIjv and opened al a reg ular meeting of the Common Council Im mediate I y (hereafter, aald bond a ha It fe duted Mrch i. I tun, and ahall lie in amounla ul .vni do em h. except bund No I. of aald aeriea. Which ahall fot the f ractlftital part of aald itiiii, and all ahall be due ten year alter the date uf liue. nanieMt til Ilia anllr hnnili I optional with aald CM v at any coupon . pdtng date on and after one jear from j the djte thereof Said bond a will tear j intereat at the rate ul not to exceed al ! per rent per annum, pavalile aeml I annually nn March 1 at and Septemler lat . of each year, principal and Inlereat Pahle at the office of the treaaurtr of the CID of Klamath rail. Oregon. All propuaala mud be unconditional and accompanied hy a certified Chech fur five per cent of the prnpoaal. The Common Council reerve th rlgltl tn re;ect any and all bid a. The aucceaaful bidder fur aaid bonda will te furniahed with an opinio aa In (he legality thereof bv the law firm of Winfrcr. McCulIoch. Shuler At Savre. Spalding Iluitding. Portland. Oregon. Thla notice la authorlred by ord'nance nf the Common Council nf the City nf Klamath rail. Oregon, dated January 12. 11HA HOWARD STRODE. Police JudM of the Clly of Klamath Falla. Oregon J 15 In F IH ttic 'n 7t CLASSIFIED RATES One dny 2- day run 3- day run 4 - day run Week run pT word 4e ....,.-,. per word 8c per work M ,., ,,,T r iv r word irtr per word 1 "Vc per word 4fVe Month run Ada received by 1 p m will appear aamt afternoon in New Toibv rniumn New Today HAVE YOtr EVER ATTENDED AN AUCTION? If nol vou are mlaalng the kick ol your life. The II AND II .HAI.r.H MART, for merly The Silver Dome. 4 mi lea north of lown, conduct an auction every Wed nesday evening. A Warm. Dry Place. Ilnng your tteat aalable Items In aell. Don't buy III) you conaull ua. Entertainment and lunch available. Call Col. Fred Howard-Phone B4KI or Frank Hurd- Phone 7Hb2 COME YOtr ARE WELCOME FOR SALE: One lim Chevrolet Standard tudor New tire, new brake, good molor. haltery, boly In fair hap. Priced right, HI Mi. Flral alreet weal nf Siewiii 1-I.ennow grocery on left. I.aat houae on right. ROOM FOR WOHKlNCl ClltC Phone 7170 fm No. 0th, ... FUR RE-STYI.IN(i Repairing, clcnnlng and glalng at p- clal low prlcea. We alao have a few new coati left at grenllv reduced prlcea. GREGORY H FUR HIH)P BIS Enat Main Phone fl.73 FOH SALE: 1040 Chevrolet furniture van. 2-apeed axle, n', rublwr, 700 pnone Malln 100. FOR SALE: B-rnnm itiiKlcrn hmnc, targe well built chicken houae, in acrca of excellent anil, pnrlly Irrlgnted. Hhade Ireei, Inwn. all fenced. Close to hua line, Totnl prli-n H!WKI K. l:imX) (M) down, bn Inner arv,W a month, 1019 Mnrnrlnle Hond. PhnnB 0.147, FOR RENT :i-room furniahed 'cottage. Phone .THM. DISTRIBUTOR Phona 5141 New Tori KA MM NI'KCIAI S IIKNt.KY MINTHU'T .1(1 act loi, xiiHlv, limin an huiut, Ullur tntlltthitfi W Al'HKN i-ri tup tniMl) toll. Nu litipruv- M a ,' tnii, miily Bull. Ntt Impi'iiv IHINAN.A DISTINCT U t'ra, IJU hilHNlnl i UntiMiittt moil in Ititin. 1'ulHto pvllar, Iwin nd ullivr UtilltlhiH. JMI ACIIKN JtH trrlMitlrit .1 (mmImhuii MUiilrin hitnif lUrn ami ulher lnillillnn Shuw n li )HiltUtiirtil, tia Al Ht'liittaik. wtllt J. R MOSKINU ItKAl.lOII Mln Phxito .Ull 'OM KAI.K (iftirial rice lite rrfi itrrralot ami lai r aiHlMi rtttkvr. U4U IIwpiu HI. THAVKI. Two min taillra frre In linvvt Nrw Ytiik anil irluiM. Aa-lal M.iiihii irpir inllhv Natltmal i'oiniinnlra. 40 it woK In atari iltu rumtullon Tihii laMnn rui iillifit Aiilv ifriunlU . Mr. Mlnt-kinaM, llulvl Wliivma. Ul a. nt l 7 p in. Jilt II1KIIN 2 rt mm (uriiuiivtl. lull linarntviit. In tlUlctl, (ItHir fiiritacv iiUHMt. lorn., I.ANliKI.I, VAI.l.HV i'M arrpa, iruaalrri. mi U rtvrr. ivar I .!! la a hotir iiulhiillilintj. hta t an vHrtllfiit tanrh to rim. VHOOM INNUI.A TKI) l(( IMK Nraiiy mw with new liirniltn rum- IHotv. VpiiKlian lihiiiU ihioimiuiul. 4t-ra int llouipiluia Tfiina, A IIOOMN Chua In. Completely luntlahed. ttiUA"! R P. OLIVER. REALTOR Naleatueu A V MrVev Huti Hum Agnva M O'lver Doran lltett North Uih Phone 4110 or 7IT7 WAN'TEn Pattela aiul ctutalita in laun der and atiftch guick atrvtre. phone Knit SALE - 1U47 Pb m.-miiIi 4 dour Sp cut lleltiae. Over .loo eatraa X(J n nth ' 1.1STINI1H WANTED Have btoera foi all kinda uf property XXUVi Call 7V.11. Prompt haivne J W HA.Mlr.ltH REALTOR UL1 Maui .It. ti COLTS. Al K MtHlrl. new condition liuriii- holater, ahella. J3 Mi ti.u alter .1 p tn DltESSM AK IN'li and Alteiaiiuiu. luriner ly Mia. Allettder a. 7.11 Mln Oina Tat lor MAN WITH ", TON PK'KL'P watila ateady wuik. II Mi an hour and fuel, Write flu a 102(1. care Herald nnd Nvui WANTED ' teiMnalttie elderly nouae keeper. Mini h in and unman et oirnte. Kacelleiit aalary, I'hone aii-tu ALMOST S'FVV Wrdgrwitod Dottle rnniF llabv rnrtlMge wilh pan. Mixij condition Craftautait tiller tool eao (net 4i4U Denver. FOH RALE H ft. Itmiae trailer. T high. 7 wide. Cheap, Plume MUM alter 4 JO p nt. RIVERVIEW tJood H bediiHtitt home, aiMiut tt ear old, contpleiely furnished Haa cunciei fuunilallou, utility imrch. pient ul Iniilt ina. lawn. ard fenced, etc 'ull tn t iMi7u. Ternia tliuaj caah, balance M.l.t per month, Include Intereat al 4 per vent, la e and tuaurance. He Hap Davteon llh DALE A IIOWI.II Realtor SI I E Main Phone t JMt ONE 13 FT. OI'TllOAHD double o-kpii Ik tat NeeiLa mini wuik. 17.1 imi Fltal atieet Writ of Hlewnrt tnina gnx'ety on left. liat houae on light Kill MALE - Man ley air I'limprruoi, Ml our buffer, flour Jack a, tlie repair equipment 1 HE THADINc; POST 2"! J South in FOR HALE Attractive new 4 room iihkI ern home, large bath and iivik porch. Pated aliret and wer, Kleer Kleen autumallc furnace, eleitrtr Wa ter brain. HiJ ajnou caan. Ilalanre ternta Phone 7u7.1 81'MUIinAN " Irimin modem house nn concrete ffiiiiu a llup, (;atage and rtitckoii 1iouc 70UO. Hl'lliritHA.N 3- rouin non-iioHlei n houae J3ou 4- ntont nnn -modern houe. Newiy painted tnalde and nut I wu atra building Iota Price l.'VW laltea 4ll APT HOI NK FOR AI.: tn-tittit apt. Imuia t omitting ar 2-room and .l-ruum apta. t an net atuund a,Vxo a ear. Price to Juu, Nice ;i-riMn home on L'pham. Kitchen. living nmi, ljedrKim and hath. An im finllieil fiwtin with all malenala to mm plete. Full baaemenl- ConcieU munda- lort. 9WU. a (iROCEHY HI OIIC for lea with uu- tlon lo buy IM-ated lit taat ji owing I mu bur ban community. Mock and euuip ment approximately xruoo. a HOTELS fur leaa with lurnianutga for aale. One SVroorn hotel fuililahlhga fur LUiMMi Huildihga and BRAND NKW auto court 4 linita com pletely flniahed and lurulahed. Ac coirimodallona for 111 unita In ail. Very gmid location Price fll-VUM). See Kverett Ilnll. or Ted HchtiiU with AL LUNC.L. KKALTOR 111 South flth i'hone nja.1 F.venlnga 7Tit tuna, or t.YYf 1.6ST - (let ween Miller a and leiepnone office, a Im trad on NcliraaHa rami cleared to Mae K. Kvana and letter from Woodard Drua. Phone ILMW, U2 North llth. Apt n. FOR HALF. W acres, Henley-Merrill diatrtct, with 2-hedtonm rnoilern houe bee Harry Van Kaleainan with HK.NHV m:whoi;hf. Realtor 140 r. Main Phone m:i FOR HALF IMI Olifa club coupe, nenl er. aputllght and tHaaltc aeal rovara. Phone IMMl or 4:i2 HOT SPniNfIS $0,100 Hl-roorti home. XHVi aq. fl. floor apace. Ha rwood iloora, fireplace, oil furnace. Tertna. WLV) In-ely ona-tedriHtni home. Large Rvlng and dining rtxiiai. Mia- place, auinal(.' heat, Caa range, a a a (10(10 Small five-rnnin furniahed home In Htewarl addition- Hall cun, balance tetma. NKAL 8TKWART AOKNL'V Realtor nin Klamath Ave, Phone 'UNI or U7:4 WAN'iVD LatiT'iiindet auto wrecker, any kind. Walter Jeflcry, Hox Wi. Dnrrta, Calif. FOR KKNT a-room furniabeiT cabin, 1 1 4.1 Pine. WOULD I.IKTe''lTTlUDri"and" hare " penaea with anmeonff going tu Joaaeia In Aahland. .TUMI Clinton. WAN"TKD - Drng line, "j yd.'Miiai be late ntodei nnd In A-l condition. A lad D 4 Caterpillar tractor. Muat bo late mode) and in A-l condition. Hnve A-l RD (I for anlfl or would traile nn either unit. Llakoy llrna.. HI. i, Ux Vto. Cull 71114, Fl.lt HALfc -lHifi MndafA "bit-tiiipr iJirmT ntntor, 3 good Urea, Needa gluaaea, IX1. 4nin Frelda, rear. WANTKO TO HKNT on "l.KAHK -4"ri fl-rnom ttotiae by reapunalble buatneaa parly giiaranterlng beat nf rare. Keith Cohn, 7.1 1 Fulton or wrlla Hox U32 ears Ileralrl-Newa. Mortgage Loans nuslnrfbi Properly Honici ApurtmcnlB Slock Kan film Long Icrm, low tntcrcat rule. Prompt Service. Pre pay men l privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments, Including principal and Inter em, as low at 96.00 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Anlhorlnati llrnkor for Pratlantlal Iniuranc Ct. Ul I. Ilk Then 4111 New Tot I ay EXt'KP'I'IONAl. HOME- X bedtiHun, Itatd wood fluuia. nil Ileal, I acte, out -bulldlnga, double garaa. baaemeut, lituitdl ) It at a, litaulnled, Venetlort blliida, laige lawn, eligible lor lil (oan. tA Rt'JE. paint ahup, hndv and fender alinp, cuniplelely fuMliiped, k-iuuin home, fuiulahed JT.ru mi, I'LONK IN: VeiV laige 'I bedroom, mom fur i nunc tnemenl, fui nnce, (lit pi me. reiilal unit in teat. Iiiiuhi. JOHN C AMliKlHINtJKM. RFAI.IOR 1111 Waluul Phone tUlU or D.tiiH KOR IIALK I hcdrooiu tuodein houie, Jurnlaited n c I ml dig nice 1 1 Ic range and I ell Igeialut, Small down pa ment One acre Inlgateil. "1 iimm hnuaa H.'MMl No I lenieul tile brick. Included, pined In aell a a a a One ;t bedionm aubuiban home 11(1 actea, tiiigalrd a Laige tlairy ranch a t.ota in Mllla addllluii, heal lot ahum, Ha teamen Al Lniigmlie iat'k laahin J W HANDFIH REALTOR Ul I Main SI. 1'elephitne trtil Yot'NO MAN and wife Haul Work mi iNot li. Inluriti Igler t Cabina. i'hone FOR HUNT Himill fuinUheil apt i all aflrr ! p in 4.1.1 N. loth Eol'ITY in new 9 bedroom tnuderri home Inaulnled nnd Wealher tilppetl, I It mci good Irt la: tiled la nil. 1 ertna nit furnliuie if dolied :tll.ltl llilalid. IIOI'SKKFI-PER WANTED fur coottigg a nit Unlit houae work. Private touin aiut good aalaiv Phone ntil4 WOMAN with child u 011 Id like work In timilirrlrna home t all 771 FOR SALE Double laundrv liav and turd k It 1 lien aink 4044 lloardtnan FOR HALE Wieckr.l M..,, 10 Mo(et A aednlt (Jotxl rehtilll motor liOlHl I r Hill A laiket. T( lite nar I Phone 4oj7, ak for 4 ROOM APT Adulla only. fUil Mall t ali inn WAMIIIK'O MACHINE in go rondlltuii, t4!l Mrlitwe Jl'HI MRUrDRV 5paaM.nger ruupe. haa Irt motor, radiator arid fan aaaetuhlv. New lire In iierfect meclianlcal roil tilt ton Mixing hou I Priced In tall. DICK II MH.I.ril t O "hone 4tn lAfter HP M . TR CTORK 47 Farmall H. 47 Farmall H. 47 reimall A, 41 Faimall A .THI 2 John IWia H. 40 7 John tVere liM, 4 1 Fold rA vutiin 4 Oliver Ml, 41 OiKrr IW. 1VIJP John IVete. :tll A ' Cletinr with new 47 AO motor 44 lot W t e 44 Avery and due plow t it f pickup baler No IV 43 New Holland baler like new 41 Oliver aeinl-auto baler. god condition You name II and e can uaually get II In Cats, and wheel Iractnra tot ntimetoua to mention llnv now and avuld apt lug ttrh and aratcttv. WALTON TM ACTOR AND EQUIPMENT Npilitgflrd. Oregon Phone 5a IU1I CHAMPION MTl'DKItAKE H for tale Will tube oliler car uu trade III. I'hune 'IIIUI alter n it m 11)40 IH'R'K 4 dour aelan for aaie Ha ho and heater I'hone 4UP eeuinga. Roof AND nOAItl) fur genliemaii In private hi. ire Phone AIM. RFLlAlll E iwiaoit with btitine.t kriuwl edire to re pi earn! Dun Mt R rail It eel, lor . aa a CfirreaMindrnt Inveallgatnr In Chemult. Chlloouln. t reaceut. Keiin. Mallii. and Merr'll Pari time work on a fee haata Wrlle P tl. llov ill, Portland. Oregon Attn: It. II, ItoD lliaiu FOR SALE '41 OhUmobile aedan Will In He .IN 1'hevrolet II lit good ahape loo Hxuth t.i r'OI'n APARTMK.M'ift 'voatorv apartment htilltllrig. Willi 4 Ice apartment 3 Mitch not in nf Main, 1hh remilfilial dlalrirl Mont It iv In- come SlntiVi yww cult will handle. Call Anne Maaun V llh DALF a lttlWf.H Realtora 311 Main Phtote tliw 'Art" from Mllla Mchnoli OLD PAPritJi. 3V a bundle. Call Herald and Newa FOR HAIF. NVw lo fl. Marine pirboaid boat. IVMM) alto ne tu gal h"l water t9it wilh colla 4H)iKl Phorte 41 'T IWANTF.D TO lit V Tame Mailed t itui-aa Hat a Hffirt Nltop. .112 Main ; SFVKN PtTPIFa FOR HAI.lt .Mtmer lilac a I'o, l-er patilel Ma lea i nu, ! female ft I (ar Call Mra King 4l4 THE H Ar II KALF1 MAR I ormertt . 'The Milver lonie 1 I nillrt lifiilh nn ul ft Itfnrl lliahwi kill rondtnt an Auction thla Wedneatiay iti ning at 7 .1) p hi Friteilainment and Lunch avallahlf, A Warm. Dry Place The teller haa one bid whim la the flrat bid and annuunred an aurh. 1 he bu er doca not huck lv dlddera. Ilia mauagrnient want to ihanH the tiitr velmi rt.miU we are drawing WE WILL NOT Vli), Alt Vtll'K I'ONFI DFNt'K For Information Call COL FHF.IJ IIOWAM1) Phone 4tU or FRANK ftl'IIO Phone 7wri Mr Frank Hurd, Clem Phone tied FOR RF.NT Hlerpmg toont with kitchen prlvllepea. Working lady With nr With out child Plume 77?.f lt)4uHt'ICK SPFt'lAL 2 door irdan. Mcctmnlcallv A I A real btt. DICK II. MI 1. 1. Kit CO Mhmie 4P1.1 'After fl P M. WRSt FOR SALE "The"" Paallnte Memtterahip Club, pool, catda anil c-onrec llnnery. A pi nf 1 1 nhle bpalneaa in IJunamutr. Calif Total price MXl. WaN'I'FD Hoiueone tn care fur el iter IV gentleman !et w ren houra oi li a. m. anil 4 p m JMioue OJttO after 0 p in. or lefoie 0 a m. ATT. FOR" ItF.NT- Couple only. JitJ Rogera fJTHAVFD' To mv ranch! one" hrnwn gelding wtllt tiaid l.-ce and white nii.d feet, branded It on right ahouM'cr. aln one blark aaddle hoi e branded FO right hip liven Jnhnaon, 4 htliea NF of Men III Phone lull I. FOH"dAl.K-lli:i7" Ford and trailer or will trade for good vming milk raw. Ree nt ftTfl Intlependence, llt.m '"MODEL""" A COCPK. '4H llren.e,' giMid tlpholalerv, Kealheam llghta, peat. er. .'I new tlrea, antt-freere, new patnj. 2 mtlra north of Modop Point on old highway J. A. Illckera. ROOM FOR IlKNT-Cmirlvtew Hotel, 112 H 3rd. WOULD I.IKE TO IIEAft frntn'rellable rntn reliable i am In i pa re L all Itelriger-' man who would like to trair time to overhaul and Iftaleil atlon and Air Conditioning eotitpment. Hhould ln mnclianlcally inclined. W II lot tntrifcrc Wl'll 'Oi'l i'tc fril rur For Informntton about thla low coat I ruining, write nt oner) aivine .taint, ndrliraa, age, and vniir Working lioura, Utilltlca Inat., co Herald t Newa. ling 1010. WANTED -Room and bonrd or 1 amall children In good home, Write Hog 1141. cure Met nld-Newa. feXPF.RIKNOKD WOMAN'dralrea huliae- work, bv hour, or permanently, or tunning pnaltlnn. Phone tl'i'AB. ROOM, cloae In. Men only. Phone n.ir!1. Uxl'i RIION CLEANED, rut and rebnund. If you have old ruga that are worn nut In plnrea, let ua clean and remake them Into email throw ruga. M 00. H II A ft T A RIKf A tJPHOLSTK.lt V CI.KANRI1H. Phone II71E2. FOR RENT RDtl Cat wilh biadeT With npernnr. Phone 11747 niter ti p. m. ROOM FOR RENT Clnae In. Working woman with or without child. I'hone n;i;il, 2057 Reclnmallon. TELEPHONE OPERATOR' WANTED" Apply In neraon. Wlllnrd Hotel, EOlt RENT tfnfurnlahed a hedrnnin home. Phone 47.17 Irelwean 0 and t for Information. WANTEDExperlenced wattreaa." (iood wagca, room nnil board. Call lrea Dell Itdge collect, WANTED TO HIlV Tame Mnlterd duck. Hal e Himrl Shop, &:t2 Main. PARTS MEN WANTED $1.42!a to $1.79 per hour Time nnil (ur nvrrtlinfi. 40.)tniir wrck. All ImlltlHyx mid vjtrntlon nllh pny, Siiliinlnva nnd Hundnyi off. r.xrrlkiit clinnrn ror Kdviinre mcnt. Mne worhlnit cond(tlnnn In one nf the Niirlhwrnt'a nlilmt nnil Inrffenl Chevrolet eompnnleii, Wrlle, wire or cull collect: Mr. Thatcher. Wcstlako Chevrolet Co. Dill mill l.rnnrn Scnllle, Wnnh, lillnt mi