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Newspaper Page TextPACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, FEB. 13, I! MARKETS and FINANCIAL GRAINS SHOW BRIEF RALLY CHICAOO. Feb. 13 W Or-lns rallied In the last hH of the session en the board of trade today after a morning of wildly fluctuating prices. Touching off the rally was Introduction of a bill tn the senate which would repeal a provision requiring that the wheat carryover on July 1 should be at least 150,000.000 bushels. New buying and short covering entered wheat and soon spread to corn. The wheat carryover provision wai Inserted In the emergency European and relief bill late last year. If repealed, traders reasoned the result might be an Increase In exports of the bread grain. Prices were highly mixed during early dealings. May and July corn tumbled the 8-cent dally limit at the start and May (heat was down I cents at one time. These three contracts tended to lag behind later deliveries throughout the session. Wheat closed 6 cents lower to I1, higher. May M.3--4..3-, corn was unchanged to S cents lower. May oats were 1, to 3 cents higher. May 11.01 U-S1.01, and soybeans were I cents lower, March S3 -33. Wheat Open High Low Close March 2.38 , -41 3 38', 3.40 May 3 35-3.37 3.38 i S.39 1 33-3.33 July 3.18-3.31'i 2.34 M6. 3.18-3.18 Sept 2.18-3.18 2.28:, -15 -.17-3.15 Dec J.184-2.17li 322'. 3.16 3.164-', j Stocks Show Little Gain NEW YORK, Feb. 13 W Stocks generally Improved today after the market holiday layoff, but ex rep tions were plentiful and dealings relatively quiet. Stiffening of some recently slump ing commodities helped inspire early timid buying in the securities dm elon. Individual rails and industrials edged upward. Gains of fractions to a point or so predominated near the close. Transfers tapered to around 1,000,000 shares. : Ahead most of the time were Santa Pe, Southern Pacific, Chrys ler, Youngstown Sheet. Goodyear, Firestone Tire, International Har vester, American Can. Gulf Oil and United Air Lines. American Telephone touched . a 1947-48 low. Occasional losers in cluded Union Pacific. Rock Island, Standard Oil (NJ.I. Texas Co J. C. Penney, Dow Chemical and United Fruit Bidding, mainly by professionals, was attributed to the thought that the list had been oversold in sym pathy with diving staples and was due for a technical revival. Bonds were narrowly irregular. Cotton, toward the finish, was up 11.15 a bale to off 85 cents. At Chicago corn ended unchanged to off the daily limit of 8 cents a bushel, wheat down 5 to up 1 and oats up IS to 3. Al Chem fc Dye 173 j American Can 79 Am Pow fc Lt Ti Am Tel fc Tel 149 Anaconda , 31 Atchison 874 Bendix Aviation 26 H Beth Steel 31 S Boeing Airplane 22 H Calif Packing 28 Canadian Pacific 114 Case J I 37'i Chrysler 54H Commonwealth & Sou 2H Consol Edison .in Cons Vultee 12H crown zellerbacx. 27 H Cuniss Wright 4i Douglas Aircraft 51 s Outlay Copco Ups For Past Year The California Oregon Power company reports 1947 capital ex penditures of some 13.843,000, 'he greater part or which went Into new business projects and additional facilities required to serve the rec ord number of 7311 customers added, which number represents an in crease of 1 1.67 1 over 1946. Capital expenditures are expected to total 15.200.000 In 1948. of which some 12.000.000 are earmarked for use in connection with the construction of the Toketee Falls plant on the North Umpqua river in Oregon. In commenting on 1948 operations. A. S. Cummins, president of the company, states "present indications promise that demands will continue able $24.00-25.00; mostly good sows unabated throughout this period. at 120.00; for week receipts 1550 with an increasing use of electricity compared close last week butchers by all classes of customers." He $2.25 lower: sows $3.50 lower. predicts that the company's rest- Salable sheep today none; for dential customers will use an average Du Pont De Nem General Electric General Foods General Motors Goodyear Tire &t Northern Pfd lnt Harvester lnt Paper Pfd Johns Manvllie Kennecott .... Long Bell "A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator Nat Dairy N Y Central North Am Co Northern Pacific ... Pac Am Fish Fac Gas Ac Elec Pac Tel At Tel Pan American Penney J C Radio Corp .. Rayonier Reynolds Metals Richfield Bafewoy Stores Scars Roebuck .. Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Standard Brands ... Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corn Sunshine Mining .... union on cal Union Pacific ..... United Airlines United Aircraft U S Steel Warner Bros Pic .. , Westing Elec . Woolworth . 170'4 . 32', 34-, 6im 40i 38 . 11 44 i I 35 . 424 50 S 15S 12; IK!.: 17'. s 33H 11 8'i 38S 8 .... -air I 20 16-; I 18 'i 1 32 '4 45 I 23-; ! 57'i 17"i O i IWi 18 233i 69 j i 44 week receipts 2150: compared close last week fat wooled lambs $2.00 lower; bulk good-choice 94-102 lbs.. $23.50-23.00: medium-choice wooled ewes $9.00-13 00. PORTLAND, Feb. 13 (AP-USDA) Salable ca.'tle today 50. total 75; calves 25. total 40; no early sales; market quotable generally steady with Thursdays for week salable 1725, total 2550; calves 225 and 275: compared week ago market uneven ly 50 cents to $1.00 lower, medium good beef cows barely steady: steers and bulls off most: early sales medium-good fed steers $25JS-27.00: top $27.25. for part loads: late sales good steers down to $25.75; common-low medium steers $19.00- 24.50: cutters down to $17.50: high medium heifers early up to $25.25: bulk common-low medium $18.50 24.00: canner-cutters $14.00-16.00: shells down to $12.00: common cows including fat dairy type $17.00-75: medium-good beef cows $18.50- 00: young cows to $23.00 earlv: medium-good sausage bulls $18.50- 00: very few beef bulls above $22.50 early and $22.00 late; good choice vealers unchanged at $29.00 32.00; very few underweight culls down to $5.00. Salable nogs today 154. total 200: few odd lots good-choice around 200 lbs.. $24.00: no trading on heav ier and lighter weights: for week salable 1000. total 4550: market around $4.25 lower: week's top $24.50 Wednesday, otherwise most good-choice 185-335 lbs.. $34.00: heavier and lighter weights penalized $2.00 and more: good sows $19.00-20.50: lightweights to $21.00: good-choice feeder pigs around $22.00. extreme top $24.50; good stags $14.50-1500. Salable sheep today none: mar ket nominal: for week salable 1700; total 5110: market around 50 cents lower on fat lambs, early top $22.50: later sales good -choice lambs $21.00-22.00: common-me dium $18.00-2000; few good-choice ewes up to $10.00. of 4000 kilowatt-hours during this period. In explaining the company's an nounced financial program he said that the proposed sale of $4,500,000 first mortgage bonds will be issued to refund on a long-term basis a like amount of bank loans and that the sale of common stock is to provide in part for 1949's new capital re quirements. Mr. Cummins states that he expects 1948 reveiiues will exceed those reported for 1947 by about 10.50' and that net Income will approximate $1,745,000. FUNNY BUSINESS is "Boy, he really love tht gal!" "Proposal I (milttii'l Mener Ex tension. ' and I lied Mllh maul I'll. lte.oit.ler. Tli su-vessiul buttle r shall lointslt a sure l btmil in (he sum til Ihe amount ot the bid for the Utihliil perfoiiuent-e of antil iMnltai-l. lu !$ ap proved by lit Mtir ami folic Juilje, ivniiMuiiifin hi suieiy -oui(mii dial tt will lui nuh tm-ii bond must at-.-nm,Mh' tlia but Hula Mill be ..pelted til Ilia Council . iHimii,.i ni mo i,y nan in Malm, Oivg.ut, on h alMiv dale, ( a regulai meeting of Ihe Common Council in. mediately following eUl hour of 1.04) OVI. M The tmilevl aha 1 1 tta eoiu.,t..i.,. ... later than July 1, IDitt The Clly of Mallit reserves tht tltl to teje.l any or all bid. lalHt February d. I IN it IIDNNli; 5 .Utl'MKNB. City Recorder, hlalut, Oiagon. r ii 1.1 ao at-No, b. NOTICK Of liLM'tHlN NOTICK IH I ir.lt Kit Y UIVKN that lha Itoaid of 8uit vl.t.r of tha 1'tlK VAI, I.KV MOIL tvON.SKItVA ril.N DIM HI. T Itava it Thurattav. lha luih day of oruai, tit, ltwvan Ilia httoia of T w and 9W o cliH h it m at lha Uianaa Hall in 'o Vallrt. Otvan at lha inn and placa for holding lha Annual Mrft ing and ltt Annual Clartlon to t.-t a Suitarvlaiir for a thtca ar trim to Utcaad lha .uirtd umi t Stavanaon Ualad thti lllh day of Januarv, U4S, A W HCIIAUI'I N..rUrv J. M; r. 6-ll-No. 4 Jew Quarter Out Of Bounds JERUSALEM. Feb. 13 Tlie Jewish quarter of Rehavia and the business sector of Zion square in Jerusalem were placed out of bounds to British troops today. There was mounting tensiun over police re ports of the deaths last night of lour Jews. Police said they found the Jews' bodies near Stephens gate in the Old City shortly after the four re portedly were picked up by British troops at a presumed Jewish gun post. The British said they released the Je-rs after brief questioning. The circumstances of their deaths have not been disclosed. Police said five Arabs were killed and 12 wounded last night when Hagana, the Jewish militia, made a heavy bomb attack on the Arab vil lage of Abu Kebir. Hagana aaid its men made a similar sortie against the Arab village of Yazur. The unofficial Palestine death tll since the United Nations decision to partition the Holy Land last No vember 39, now stands at 1161. J. r. KIM U A IX, omrltntat known ft Jack ion f. Kimball. lcvrr4 Nutict u hrt girn tnat in undtr ignvd hat (lied har final Aorouni til tn aoimn Lit ration of aaid fcaiat. ana thai uid Court ruu Ml ftruary -34, l-HO, at 3 o'clock P M. aa th tun and tn Circuit Court Room in tit Court Moua at Klamath Falls. Oregon, aa lit ttc lor Iwaring objection to Mid utai Account and tn actllcmcnt tncrul. latd January ). liHU. LVLK W. KIMHAUL. Kwccuinx J. f. Kimball Ivatat. j. 30. r. e-u-jo, no. i. CHICAGO. Peb. 13 (AP-USDA) Salable hogs 5000, total 7500; early market slow; late trade fairly active, uneven, but generally steady; some sales over 240 lb. steady to 25 cents higher; sows steady; top 24.00: bulk good and choice 180-240 lb. 23.00 24.00; good and choice 250-270 lb. 21.75-22.75; 280-300 lb. 20-25-21-25; few loads 324-400 lb. butchers 19.50 20.00; most 350-550 lb. sows 18.00 19.00; few 1825; good clearance. Salable cattle 1500; total 1500; salable calves 1200; total 1200; steady cleanup trade on slaughter steers and heifers; choice grades absent; cows steady to weak; bulls weak to 50 cents lower; vealers about steady; scattered loads and lots medium and good yearlings and steers weighing up to 1150 lb. 21.00-26.25; good 750 875 lb. heifers and mixed yearlings 23.75-25.00. bulk beef cows 16.50 19.00; few good young cows up to 21.00; canners and cutters 13.00 16.00; largely 14.50-15.50; few good bulls 20.50-22.00; no reliable outlet above 21.00; practical top choice vealers 26.00. Salable sheep 1500, total 2500; nothing sold early; most large buy ers bidding lower or around 23.00 for good and choice wooled lambs; indications some shipping demand; holding best wooled lambs steady or around 23.50; other classes very scarce. Grain Taken From Grounded Freighter KALAMA. Wash., Feb. 13 iX Two derricks with clamshell buckets were unloading wheat Into barges from the grounded freighter Thom as Fitzsimons today. The vessel, in no danger, went on Coffin Rock in the Columbia river Wednesday night and efforts to refloat her at high tide last night failed. After the bulk wheat, con signed to the Orient, is unloaded, another effort will be made to pull the vessel free. Capt. E. H. Bergman, master of the Liberty ship, said she failed to respond to the wheel In rounding a bend in the channel. UTAllON IK THE CIRCllT COURT OF THE ST A 1 1, Of OREGON rOK KL-AMA1H toiw rt . in ihj. MArrER or the estate or CLAUD!- UAI.Mkb. ULv.j-Aita.iJi Ci-EU.Nk telAMl'tH. JIS1E 1 WEEDY. ROY J. CiAlNti, HAtittY VI.m..1 UAl.NES. FRANCES U SlAfcH. GLX-NDA HOfUA.N KHtMfcrt, wLAlA LEE BYHNE. ALICE DAY. LENA RAMSEY, JAMES HENRY liCriMAN. WANDA HC If MAN HALL. JEAN HUffUAN DAMON. EUGENE 11. K1KK. DOLLY MAE ANKLAN, ROBERT H. GAINES. MACDb Mc NEHNtY. ANNA BELLI- tU-Al.Na.. BLANCHE GAINES. EV ELYN fAY NOLTE. PASCHAL CLAY GAINKS. ESTHER ODA Cl'HTlS. MAHY ELLA LILUG. LA L HENCE HOLTON JOHN SON. SCSAN EMILY CI-AY NOl-ANO. G OLDIE HEAHL WIGMOKE. SYLVIA El'LA BANK. JEWEL M DAY. WIL rORD MARVIN JOHNSON, GRACE SW ANSON. FLOYD HCffMAN. It ACDLEY Hl'FfMAN. CLEO HALL, ROBERT P. Hl'f f MAN and Hit HAH U W. SITES. PlalnUfU, VI M1NTIE AUCE TAYLOR. MAL'DE L OTTOMAN. RICHARD GAINES. MRS. C. L COMBS. CLIIKOHD O. SUES. KLDON L. SITES. BEAL'LAH N1DA. JERRY SITES. MYRON SITES. HER MAN O. SITES, and ALSO ALL PER SONS UNNAMED OH UNKNOWN HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY IN TEREST IN THE ESTATE OF CLAUDE GAINES. DECREASED, AS HEIRS OR DISTRIBUTEES, Defendant. TO: MINTIE ALICE TAYI.OH, MAUDE L OTTOMAN. RICHAHD GAINES. MRS C L COMBS, CLIFFORD O SITES. ELDON L. SITES. BEAl'I.AII NIDA. JERRY SITES, MYRON SITES. HERMAN O SITES, and ALSO ALL PERSONS NAMED. UNNAMED OR UNKNOWN HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY 1NTZREST IN THE ESTATE Or CLAUDE GAINES. DECEASED, AS HEIRS OR DISTRIBUTEES. Dffrndantt IM THE NAME or Tiir tt nr OREGON: You and each of you arc hereby cited and required to appear be fore the above entitled court in th court room of said court In th county court houe at Klamath rlli, Oregon, on April 27. 1EHJ at 10 a. m tn ahn- ! cauae If any there Ur. why the faeu hould not be found and right of heir, hip and dtatrtbution to th ibovt en titled estate decreed as set forth and prayed for In th petition of plalntlffi above named filed herein, and you and each of you havlnf or claiming any In. tereat In said estat of said Claude Galnei. deceased arc required to appear ana piar yoir re- scribed real property balonctnc to th vaiat oi bio iiU'ointeieni pvroii, to-wit: East forty U0- Icet of Lots five i and sis, ( of llloch fifty -sikt i f lkeview Addition tu th City of Klamath Falls. Klamath County and according to the official plat thereof on revotd In th County Clerh'a Olflc In said county. Terns and conditions of sal: Cash, in lawful money of th t'nitrd States of America, upon delivery ol the deed of said guardian, and after confirmation of sale by said Circuit Court. Bids and offers must be In writing, and may Ix left al the ofllc of M L Johnson, 4U Main Street, said guardian, or may b delivered to said auardtan personally at any time on or alter said ittih day of February, liMa. Dated this Uih ds of January. 1IM1 M L JOHNSON, Guanlian of Ettata of Thomas McGulr. Incompetent Persoa. NOTICK TO CRMIirnKN Notice Is heieliv alven Ittat the titular. signed has t-en appolntett AdiitliililratrlK of the estate of WILLIAM JOMIl'A Srr.lMIENS. somrihnrs kn.Mii a W J S I FI'MENS or W M J. S I KI'HENl. ila ceased. by th Circuit Court for Klam ath County. Oregon All parsons having claims against said tat are heretiv leuulred to oiasani am, proparly verlfird as reuulred hv law. lo the timteisignrd at Ilia uflu of CI are rue A. Humhl. Cotirlhons. Klam ath falli, Oiegon. within six months from date of this notice Dated January 3u. lt HELEN ANN STKIMttNS. AdiniuutralrU of th Estate of WILLIAM JOSHUA STFPIIENS. Dei eased. J 30. r H JO 17 Nft a. Nw loday NOTIt C TO Utt lllTOR! IN THE CIRCUIT COl'HT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN THE MATTER Or THE ESTATE Or SAMUEL H. ACKERMAN. also known as Sam Acker man. Defeated. Notic la herebu alven to the creiltlnrs of said decedent, and all persons In terested In his estate, to presm thetr ms to trw undents ned. the duly id- pixnted admtnistratria uf said estat. or lo J H C.irnat-an. her attorney. 31 1 I O O F Building. Klamath Falls. Oree.m. wtihin six months frwn and after this Uth day or February. liHtf. being the dsi of th first publication ol this noiu-e Dated this 13th day of February. IMS Dorothy e ackehman. Administratrix of said estal. F. 13-30 27; M. 5-No. 30 Noiiu or rt nut hearino NOIICE U herb) given that th Joint Airport Zoning Board has received lha report of th Airport Zoning Com mission, recommending boundaries of various tones to be established and regulations lo be adopted, in toning territory for a distance of two miles in each direction from th Klamath Muni cipal Airport. In Klamath County. Ore gon. Th Joint Airport Zoning Board will, at th hour of auu o cloca In lit afternoon of Thursday th 4th day uf March. at th Council Chambers. In th City Hall for City of Klamath falls, Oregon, holer public hearing in r-L-uon to said aoning. after w hlrh It will establish cones and th boundaries therefor, comprising territory within a distance of iwi miles in each direction from th Klamath Muninnal Airnuri. and will adopt regulations tlwrefor. uone inn i3tn day of February. I94S JOINT AIRPORT ZONING BOARD ay w. T. MriNTYHE. Chalrmai r. li - M. 1. No. IS. Ntmt'K Of FINAL Rt- r tl.ti. MINT Notice Is hereby given Ihal the under signed Administrator of the eMale of It. W. GladiUch, deceased, has filed In lh Circuit Court of the Slat of Oregon for Klamath County lh final account of his administration or said estate and th Court has appointed lh (nth day or February. lg. at the hour of eleven o'clock In the forenoon of said day as lh Urn and th Courtroom of said Court as th place for heatings and settlement uf said accounts. Dated January m. ltrt FRED II SOUTH WELL Administrator or the E-tat of It W. GI.AD1TSCH. Deceased. J. I JU-JU; r. IS -No. Ml. NOTICE TO UKrillTORK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON tN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHARLES WOEl.K. Defeased Nolle Is hereby given lo the creditors Of said decedent, and all persona In terested In his estate, to pretent their claims to the underalgnrd. the dulr ap pointed evectftor of said estate, nr In J If Carnartan. his attorney. 311 IOOF Building. Klamaih faltt. Oregon, within si months from and after this 33rd da rtf January. 1in. being the date of th first publication of this notlr Dated this Mrd dav of January, IMS carl r Woei.k E-erutor of Said Estate. 3 ?.i vt f an N-t W3 CLASSIFIED RATES On day . 3-day run , 1-dae run . 4-day run . eh run , per word 4c , per word Sc . per work lie . oer word IV per word IV New Todoy fOH SALE Used lumlier. StU to W1 per M 1Kiis, windows and aatag diHtra. Two lotlela, on basin. On small sink and dialnltoaid. Ncrevit doors, slnrnt douii. f el j posts, .1c tin ruhher thrtt vitrei her cow One new I.Ue Plant gat nglua. One tied linoleum tug. Used pl wimhL aimi n. tun Ph.m fan 911 ASTA: t leiro.Mn inmlern horn mi one thud act. NIc rda, fenced a CLONK IN: Near Mills school nice tw.i bediuom liitNlent liont. 111111 lot, I4IA0 JOHN V ARtJETSINtlRH. BE ALTON tin v nl mil I'hon d.Vi.1 or UilB CrtlAll HlllNOl.FS .11 giaJeTriViTiosI Hon shingles and roll louring. KLAMATH VAU.EY I.tlftUIKH CO UMU l.lh riiun AI OH HA IE .iiilv in ht-UI Ponllac coath Will iha tWUii I A JO Lekevlew WILI. pv vear a inl In advance and give excellent rai for on ut two- letlrooiu home Call ATtW. rOM SALE l4tt Ul.rvrol.l ronvrlll.le raillo. healer, extras, Call Wiitj afla a p in IFNK HP A OR (or ic.it. 1401 R-pUnailt I'none vjm. il41 WINDSOR Cl.rsler 4-dmr Milan In trade for lighter car, pieler a roup. Phone .itm ONf. liKmiooM furnished ' tiiUs for rent. Imiuir at Mis. Kelllsoti a, iJU Main. Ant 1, FOR UK NT.' J nmt furnished meut. aultabl for coupl only, ption 7jut lttt DOnc.ll panel. rx.l condition frVII 'reaon v. I'none nj roil t-Al.E. large II. C Llttl oil rlrcu mr, -imiiie wun lank and oil lines Phone U.114 or MS Notth Hth WANTrt. Ambitious voting man to work for local w holriale house A poly tn neieon lo Mr Gltnkmaii. Xii Maiket EAST fit t.ltfETINd CARD profits are Waiting for ou. Kel Amertra a leading lehgious raid the "Nuushlna Line" Write for Information nit the siei-lal Eater auttrlmciit No KU. Estra profits from (little Story Hook.. PHo-ms. Nallntan Prints. Triumphant Art Puhlliriers N:t Nan Jose, Calif CLE A It - MOTEL kilcheneltes day nr weekly. Heasonahl. iS Illehn. three blocks to bus i nt'ltNr SS MOTORN lust rmetved llmlled supply wringer lo with niinm Ma.h- ! msrnuios. e our Ulitlget m HfliMia ftimimn ata n AI'CTtN SUNDAY. FEH IS. 13 OO NOON KUMMKHS LANE AUCTION MART Trw trained i-vear old Morgan roll. OaV Willi 3 Whlla lu-klt.a tmmt I.IVe-ttN'k. Poultry, RatiMla. tUMNi ft of lumber. F urn I lu re Other articles Bring what you hat tn sell lo our auction t C Samples. Mgr Col Nwigarl, Auctioneer MM K COW for sal. Plum tu3 44JT Blstiee WOMAN Msnied to rare (or rhlldren. Md Phone m .14 CONVFHIFO SKAt'.IT IRUM with Hi h p. Waukesha engine, on aled. J4.Vl. 10 Srlcti MONEY FOR RENT III hnril to rent home BUT you can conveniently rent money. LOANS ON So lory Furnikn Aulomobilej conf Idrnli-llr rrnniecl Willi up to It month, to pay, COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 No. till Phont 7711 TOM O'DWYER Manner Lie. 8-J5I Lie. M-31J I l-lMlt. ill. b,or Hid cour ,i ..id Hi nd fll, iiu..- ..tiin. ptlv, claim, of heinhlp, ownenhlo or Int. rest In uld eil.l, """" -nnr... in, Honnr.lil, D.vld H V.n d.nbt Judf, of th, above nulled Court. January 13. 1M, .... CHAS. r i.A(. 'SEAL- Of, of id Court F -l3.J0.n; M. 5-IJ-No. I H-miu....... ii.,, i,niWiB,.iH,) JOHNSON Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. February 12. 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. P. H Johnson, route 3 box 1908. a girl. Weight, pounds 9' ounces. GAB RtELSON Born at Klamath Val ley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. Feb ruary 12. 19411. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G a ftr le Uon , rou te 3 box 163, a girl. Weight. 6 pound 7' ounces. LONG Born at Klamath Vallev hos pital, Klamath Falls. Ore., February LI. to Mr. and Mrs. J. ft. Ione MO N. th. a boy. Weight. pounds 2 ounces. WILLIAMS Born at Klamath Valley nospiiaj. jernjary iz, ,. to Mrs. Wil liam Williams, 2.130 Eherletn, a boy. Weight: 6 pounds 11 ounces FUNERALS Klamath Baiin Potato Shipments LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13 (AP-USDA) Salable cattle to day, none; for week receipt 900; compared last week's close, steers -1.50-2.00; lower: 4 loads good steers 25.00-50; medium - good heifers $2 00 lower; mostly $21 00-22.00-good range cews $18.00-19.00: most ly $1.00 loser; common-low medium slaughter cows $15.00-17.50: bulk conner-cutter $12.00-14 50: old firm medium-good $18.00-21.00: calves salable 65; steady for week; good choice vealers $26.00-28.00; common-medium $17.00 to $21.00. Salable hogs 50, steady; top quot- lln Carload.,) 1947-H February 12 40 Month to Date 271 Season to Date . . . 5576 rRr.n mf.f.kkk I Funeral service for the lale Fred Meeker who paa.ed away In thla city eoneaday. renruary 11. ir)4fi. fol- brler Uln-ie will be held In the rhaoel of the Earl Whllloek Funeral i nome, fine al fltn, on Saturday, Fen. 1946-7 ruary 14. HMD. at 3 pm . with the Rev. 1 Huah T. Mitchelmore. pa. tor of Peace -o , Memorial Pre.bilerlan church of Ihl. 4S0 i city, officfatlns. Commitment service. 8043 Saw Filing Overhauling Small Engines MALL CHAIN 8AW8 BILL'S SAW SHOP 600 Tory Near Pelican School CHICAGO, Feb. 13 (AP-U8DA) Potatoes: total U. S. shipments 793; arrivals 62, on track 191; supplies light; demand improving; market unsettled for russets, firm for other stock; Colorado Red McClures $5.00; Idaho Russet Burbanks U. 8. No. 1, S5.'"-5.85, utilities $4.50; Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley Bliss Triumphs $3.50; Wisconsin Chippe wa? $3.35; Wyoming Bliss Triumphs $4.70. OLDEST OSTRICH OVA What are believed to be the old est ostrich eggs in the world were unearthed during excavations at Maadi, a suburb of Cairo, Enypt. The eggs are said to be more than 50 centuries old. For quick results, phone your ad to The Herald and News Classified , by noon to appear that dayl and vault entombment family plot In Klamath Memorial park. Friends arc Invited. JOIIV HAR VF V RlflfFRSON The funeral aervlce for the late John Harvey Rlcherson, who passed away in this city on Thursday, February 12. will take place fror.t the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 923 Hlfh. on Saturday, February 14. ln4B. at I :vi p m., the Rev. Keith P. Fields of the Bible Baptist church offlclatlns- Commitment service and interment In Klamath Me mortal park. Friend, are respecUvlly Invited to attend. LEGAL NOTICES SEED POTATOES CERTIFIED BLUE TAG FOUNDATION From OREGON MONTANA CANADA Now Booking Orders Some Supplies Limited KLAMATH POTATO DISTRIBUTORS R. CECIL CHFVNE rhone 8034 Phont 3498 W. P. LASHETT Phone 6428 NOTICE Or FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHRIST KONZAK, also known at ChrU Konzak, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the underalgnrd hai filed hli Final Account and Report ai Adminlntratnr ol lh mifii - entitled eitate: and that the Court hm fixed Friday, February 27. IMA, at 1:30 P. M. at th Circuit Court Room of above entitled Court, Klamath Fntln, Orrjft.n, as the time and pin re for hear inf objection, If pny, to aaid Final Ac count, and lettlement thereof THOMAS W..CHATHURN. Administrator of above entitled estate. 3. TW; F. 6-13-20-27 No. W9. NOTICE OF FINAL Af COI NT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 'I HE STATE OF OREGON, FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF iH''H--i'- FLOWER SHOP 4JOMAIN fWWf M7.ri a a. Ui)i,n.i;i.,;uH,irg fiL!!ii .,APvV"TISEMCVr. CROOKED CREEK AGLNCY Dl.TTE LOGGJ.NG UNIT NO l KLAMATH INDIAN RESERVATION. Sale of Timber. Klamath Indian Res ervation, Crooked Creek-Agency Butie Lovglni Unit No. 2 Sealed bids tn duplicate, on forma provided therefor, marked outside. "Bid, Crooked Creek Agency Butte Logging Cnit No. 2." and addressed lo the Superintendent, Klam ath Indian Agency. Klamath Agency. Oregon.-" will be received until 2 (JO o'clock P. M. Pacific Standard Time, on February 20. 1MB. for the purc.t.se of merchantable timber of the following species and approximate amounts: Sugar pine, one hundred thousand nouuxii feet B. M.. Douglas Fir. five hundred thousand iSOQ.OOOi feet B. M.. White Fir, live hundred thousand '300.0fi feet B M , Ponderosa Pine, two hundred thousand 200.000i feet B M.. all amounts are approximate and may be more or leaa. The timber la located on a tract within the Klamath InHl.r. D...-.-.nn ""nn, oesmDea as tne "crooked Creek Agency Butte Lowing Unit No 2. Tr.e unit includes approximately 0260 acres of timbered land. Whatever ponderosa pine that is beetle attacked on this unit will be designated for cutting; also a small amount that was exempted from cutting in past salea because of steep slopes. All timber cut on allotments within this unit will require separate approved contracts meile afterwards with allottees riesi rim m n anil on terms similar to the contract for the unallotted timber. Each bid must state urn price per inousand rert B M. Srrfbner Decimal C Log Scale that will v'"' iot umner cut ano scaled. Nr bid will be conT.dt-ed fnr less than 13 00 per thousand feet B M for pon oerosa ana sug.ir pines: flo.00 per thousand feet B M. for Douglas Fir and .-. innuiinq reei a m. ror otner IeCies. T.arh hlrf mil.l h n-nmnsnll by a certified check In the amount of 12..VW on solvent bank payable to the iipecjH. uisnursing Agent, Klamath Agency. Oregon. The deposit will be returned to unsuccessful bidders. The deposit of the successful bidder will be applied as part of the purchase price against Umber actually cut on tbls unit my, or retain-v aa liquidated damages If the bidder shall not execute the con tract and fumith satisfactory bond tor 2 000 00 within 60 days from acceptance or his bid The right to waive technical defects and reject any and all bids is rricrvro. me contract will specify tnat all designated timber shall he cut and removed from the unit prior to April I. 1049. For copies of the contract, reg ulations, blanks for suhmisilnn ttt hlris. and other Information, anply to the .Superintendent, Klamath Agency. Ore gon. Dated this ISth day of January HMft, at Portland. Oregon. Z. Morgan Pryse. District Director. J. 2.1-30; F (MS No. oI. NOTICE OF BUND IA1.B Sealed Drooosals will hm rn--iv.il hv the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Ore .ton. for Itia ourrluu o. Hsrr improvement Dontu. Series U, aggregating. Nine Thousand and Eii-ni Hundred Fifty-three and 100 Dollars 'U.iU3.-2 duly authorized by ordinanre ui ui Mia -.ivy or rusinain rails, roi the construction and laying of aewti lines In the following sewer Improve ment unit situated in City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, es follows: Sewer Unit No. 17, consisting of that territory in precinct No 03. lying lo the northeast of South Sixth street Proposala to purchase said bonds will oe received oy irte undersigned uo (. and Including the Xlrd da of Fehruar. IBM at the hour of seven-thirty o'clock p m. or saia aay and opened at a reg ular meeting of the Common Council Im mediately thereafter; said bonds shall be dated March 1st. 19. and shall be in amounts of 15O0 00 each, except bond o. i. or saia series, wnicn snail re for the fractional oart of said sum. and all shall be due ten years after the due of issue, payment of the entire bonds options) with said City at any coupon paying date on and after one year from ine aate inereoi Said bond will beai interest at the rate of not to exceed sli per cent per annum, payable semi annually on March 1st and Seotembei 1st., of each year, principal and intere.l payable at the office of the treasurer of ine in or Kiamatn rails. Oregon. All proposals must be unrondltli and accompanied by a certified check or nve per cent or ine proposal. The Common Council reserves the ngni to reject any and all bids. The successful bidder for said bond' will be furnished with an opinion as to the legality thereof by the Saw firm of Winfree. McCulIoch, Shuler A Say re. Spalding Building Portland, Oregon. This notice Is authorized by ordinance of the Common Council of the City of niman laiia. uregon. dated January HOWARD STRODE. Police J'jdge of the City of iviamain rans. uregon. 3 15 to F 18 Inc. No 07 NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'. SALE OF REAL ESTATE CAT PRIVATE HALE) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOH THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIAN SHIP OF THE EHTATF. OF THOMAS McOUIRB, Incompetent Person, Notice Is hereby given, That M L. Johnson, guardian of the estate of Thomas MrGuIre, an Incompetent per son, will sell on or after the iflth day of February, lf4fl, tn the county of Klam ath, State of Oregon, to the highest and best bidder, and upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, at private sale, suhject to confirmation hy said Circuit Court, the following de LAUOP NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that a public nraring wn he held before Me v n J. Conklln, Fxaminrr for the Department oi Agricu.iure. .miik Control Section the City Hall, Klamath Falls, Oregon. on inursoay, renmary 10th. ifMH. a the ho-ir of 1:1.1 P. M . to receive test! mony and evidence on matters relating io tne production and distribution fluid milk and cream In Klamath County Marketing Area; to consider minimum wholesale and retail nrii and minimum prices distributor! .shall pay to nroducers. Dated at Portland, Oregon, thla Oth uay or rrnruary. iiisn. THOS. L. OHLSEN, Chief Milk Control Sect Ion Department of Agriculture state of Oregon. F. 12-13. No. 16. NOTICE INVITINO BIOM FOR I ON II RUCTION OF P.XT.NfllON OF mi.wi:r nvht i:m Pursuant lo Ordinance No. no, dated February .1, 104R, of Clly of Mnlln. Ore gon, notice Is hereby given Dial semen bids will he received by the undersigned City Recorder of said City up to (1:00 o ciock r. in., Tuesday, warm a, huh. for construction of an extension nf the sewer ayslem of City nf Malln, Oregon, 'upon blanks furnished by said City therefor.i In accord with plans and sDeclflratlons therefor on file with said City of Malfn, and under supervision of the engineer for said Clly. ine items involved are 0241 nn, it. nr aewer trench, flttflO Hn. ft. of B" aewer pipe. Lit) R" x 4" Wyes, 20 Manholes, and surh other Hems as generally used In laying and constructing sewer system, and nil railed for by said plans and specifications. These pinna and speci fications may he Inspected at the nfflre of the City Recorder and may he ob tained upon a deposit of 10 00, which will be refunded upon return nf aaid plans and specifications to the City. Bids must be conditioned upon per forming the work as required by said Diana and sneririeatlcina and annroval by the engineer ror said Citv. and shall be enclosed in a sealed wrapper marked, i'loMvvr Shop iutivi:ix (At Greonhouici) 3014 B. fllh. rhone 63.15 nd ITUO Fire Deliver? Flower by Wire Funeral Deslfns Our Specially FOH HENT. 3-rnotn furnUhed apart ment, lights ami walfr furnlihed. Mav h seen JUtunUv after 3 p nv, 2TAJ Vine Phne ftiM fQH HE. N'T. apartment, furniture'-for sale. 1.15 N llrnd St Phone T44S "coon Irrigated farm 2DO acre of deep usilr loam, well fenced, a uon well but no building. Nw ready for spud, barley nr al-ike clover Price rj.VOuo Term, half rash, balance 13OU0 ter year. - ALSO - lw3 acres farm land, pari Irrigated, with ano acre Taylor grating land. Price H7.0UO. Some term - At-ltO- 12 acres. Irrigated, near Dalrv Has tS-rnnm modern bouse, long rattle shed, other building., good well lawn, shade trees. Price tlMO Cash gjnuu Call Earl Newman, with DALE V HOWES, HE ALT' 'RS 311 Kaat Main St Phone HM. CUH3 FOH RAl.F. elertrlc cream separator, rheap Phone A144 fOH RENT. 2-rnom furnished cabin. Call at irJI Crescent, tonight. fOri SALE. I T acres on Kane fit ', M79 lU-ft. lot on Ilroad. back tu Ihe rail road. 30 One lot on Altamnnt, tl-Vl. terms. One lot on Maryland, tiM, terms ETNA REALTOR b SALES Are Thompson - - Phone IMUT FOR HENT. - rrim senil-mmlern partly furnlatied home, water furnished, tVlA L mont b V-l Miller Ave. PRICE MBO0 ATTRACTIVE 3 RED ROOM home, south suburban; concrete foundation. Well constructed through out. Garage, hall acre, nice yard Owner must sell at once, sacrificing at thla price PRICE MV.n--NF.AT 2-nEDROOM ON HOMKDALE: modern; garage, chicken hmiif, 1 acre. low down pavment. PRICE t47M GOOD 2 BEDROOM MODERN hnme. rime In. tiarage. small lot. Near grocery stores and Mills school. Terms. For further details con 1 act MARK R JOHNSON At the Branch Office of WESLEY M. HHAItt'I.EH. RE ALTO It Act oss from Swan I-ake Moulding Co.) 3223 South fllh Phone 7201 Evenings 312". APARTMENT-SI O E electric range. In excellent condition, ) 00. 3004 nisbee tll.EHOARD AND METAL mouldings. Oing'iwall and linoleum rugs. KLAMATH VALLEY LUMHEH CO. 1040 s nth Phone 4nm NOW AVAlI.Ani.E.'wrlnger 1yp, wllh pump, washing machines, r.nsy terms. nUHNF.H.S MOTORS, 31 R. fllh foil ftAl.lt,' I Kll Model A. rorrl Fordor sedan, g'KWl rubber afid motor, hoty rough. I23. 0100 H. fllh. Phone 7HIH. FOR SALE, UMt Chevrolet pane, or win take traue. Lsn dc seen ai iuo I.akevlew. FOH SALE ort'rader"my equity In' Ifilfi huick Kenan, in gooa anape. idm l-akevlew SI. FOR SALE -H):ul ford sedan, $225." 30a Hummers iane. ftOOM and" bonrdlh prfvale hom'or gentleman, rhone .1.1.11. ROOM for working girl.' Phone 7170 N. Hth. FAR' HALE, brand new, luw-prlced four- room mime, nose in. on navemeni a no aewer. Strictly modern and first-class const ruction. Phone 707.'l. IOft SALE, Farmall tractor. "plow. cuV-' tlvator, mower, potato planter, nigger. aacKcr, elevator, ih;i ixige ituck, an for 22.V). Also lo.oot) sack potato reiiar on trams ai Mann, .mhw. r. O. Wilson. Malln. Phone Ulft. HI'KClAl.fl Here are a few of the specials ! Dye's: H40 Chevrolet 4-door sednn m.T 041 Chevrolet 4 -door aednn . ia4ft n:iO Chevrolet 4-door sedan rrt 03 Chrysler 4-door serlatt 7ti.t Mi.tQ International station wagon m ItfUS Plenty of cars from 2fi.l tip. These rara era In excellent condition and sold nn easy terms. It will certainly pay you to see Dve ttefore you buy. IIT ft s flth and Oak Sis Phone 4.10.1 .TIGHT housekeeping apartment for one ingle working girl, mono WdnA aiier J! P m PHOPEHTY Well located on H, lllh. Net Inrome 11000 per month; !,0,(KK), $:i,000 will hnndle. Hap Caldwell, S, A, Hmoum, Newt Nelson INKI.NUN Itr.AI. B.IAir. 011 n. fith Phone (1703 FOR RAM?, late modePPord pickup. 4-speed transmission. Excelieni con dition. 2.10 Main. ftKlft "(r "sale, "cheap, wlthTiarness. i'none tniio. Sleeping nrtrtivrTrlosinn rnlPlliMff. CAR I.AT for lense" nn Enst "Main"." with or w hout bill U Una. Phone 0700. WANTED, treadle sowing machine. 342ft maun nt. POft P-ENT STroom pn'r'lly ifilrnlsITeT, house al Worden. Electricity, rtinnlng water, garage, hen house, garden apace. Bee Bunds y between & m.m, and noon. W. V. Hallnck. ONItMINUTE WAflHTNoT-MACIIINEs'; wringer type, 'tn pump, j.imuea upply. Cash, rh ,. nr terms. nURNERR MOIv J, flHI B. fllh I WASHINGTON DHt'MH. t: hp Her cules, aled. etc. UI74. Clean machine. BETHLEHEM wire rope, Tulsa winches. Skiiohuin UliMks. new and used equip ment. COAST CARt E CO Siiti.eflel,l Junction P O. Rust 6tt2 Phone Npringfleld Eugene, Ore. WANTED, man or woman wllh car b work as aialstant 3U Comnierrlal, A Dl. 1. tIVn It a mi 1 n m. FOH ilAl.K dnveiio and chair. 4 m'nth old. sold for tutne-t Kat-rltlce at R W Hatfield. ' mile notth of Keno on nig lurn. FOR S.M.E. cheap. I0H Chevrolet Sedan; new. overhauled. 4 new lire, new s-ee rover an 4lo for Infof matlon HMt TUDOR Ford, excellent ronditfon i Ttler. Sleeman itsil. Ore m V -ratlnnal ch.... Call 3121. L w. or i wren nn a LIST NOW Willi, f. PROPERTY IS MOVING Need 2 nd a-hedroom homes, am rtttlrlct, JUIIN C. AlKiE THINf IFR, REALTOR Phone IMO-l FOR HALE ,'M Plymnulhnute;' radio nn neaier s-'u rimne ft.il 7. WAl.LrtOARD ceiling ttle, doors. Win nows, oa a flooring KLAMATH VAIJ.EV LCMHER CO HMO J ath Phone 4Mtg I Mooting Nortcoi KLAMATH EAI.lJI AERIE No 2MM Regular meeting every luesusy night 7 43 p m . FOE hi Oth and Walnut Oxr-? Visiting mrmtMrt -ord'allr invlled KLAMATH LOIXJE No 71 A F A A. M. will bold a SPECIAL COMMtlNICA TION on Frldav. Fehruary I.ith at 7 no I' M work ir E A degree Vuillng breth ren conhally Invlieu. RICHARD A. GRIFFITH Worshipful Master. 2 Loir and Found LOST, one male Chesapeake. 3'i year old. color hay. answers lo I'al. nrem IOA4 Call 3111 or flt)H2 O 4 Itrees 8 Tramporiotlon Fur Heavy Hauling. Crane or Wlncn work, call 77nt KLAMATH FREIGHT LINES Hll Klnmstli Ave 10 Services Attention! Builders Home Owners Linoleum and Carpet Laying Oct the full life hi id brn.tty from your floor rover inn by hitvliiK nn export lity It for you. Dnilnlxmrdu mid covins our siMrlnlty. Let uh mil on you for pnetrrn plnns nnd free cMtlmntrs. All work gunrnii teed. Phone 3542 MATERIAL AVAILABLE " trees topped Trimmed or Removed WHITE PAUL BARKLEY Merrill, Oregon or PHONE 7U04 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED NewciU Snnltftry Method Also ROTO ROOIER SERVICE Cleans Sower Lines of Roots, Bto. Phone 0418 or 8230 ED H. KINO 24I2tf CllRTAlNH Inimilereil. Pickup pud ds livery Phnna 407ft PAINTlMa Inlarlor nnd nxiflrliirKem- tonlng II L Ilrown, phone 4220 PIANO TUNINrt Prompt servire. Iuls II Mann Piano Co., 12U No, 71H, 1'hont 71 112. DU'KHON FOllNITURE " Sllf .Hnnhof tiering, repair, reflnhh. Hprlngs re roiiflllloned. Phone 4.117. 3(141 Shasta Wav WE NOW bO hrrrnlllrhlng Art Needle', work Shop, 32A Main, upstairs ainiti (TTnoLKUM ialdrUrnlnboards especially. Phone :W42. frlNllOW CLKANlVflTTorne anrl mm" merrlal janitor work. Tainted wain cleaned, floors cleaned nnd waxed, JESflF. HimHARD At HONS Phone 77B or P47fl PlloNI5fiF,RVIcK-let'tis answ yimf phone when yon art nut. it will in rrease your business. Chase and Law ler. Phone 0207 for particulars. PLUMBING HEATING liiAtfllUtiuii and Repair Bfrvlrt 8TOP AND B1IOP WITH US KOIl VOUIl NEKIW Wlicrt rsrkln. Ii No Problem W rsrry a (till alcxk of riXTUIIKS ANO EQUIPMKNT Wo Hurry I DAVIS PLUMBING CO. 3J7 Kant Mul n Phone 7fl3ft FLOOR SANDING onrt Rcfinithino NORMAN KIIALEY Phont 9.00 lOtf fuller"brushes clem joyer I CIS Martin Htrert Phone 6877 LiM-a and l-otig Olslanre Moving Cratlitg Packing and Storage Ki.AMAni nitiuin linfm Phone 77BI o Klamath Ave SkWINO MACIHNEltWAIM - Kspert rvire on makes rree esUmeie, I'luitie at tv DltKsMSt AKINO and Alterations, (ormei: Is Mrs. Allen-lera, TJ Hiin-Umi Ta ,t . Milts cahulink f' wiiiTny-" Tear Iter uf fManu Phone 43M Lintited nttnit-er of pupils only EVANS CAIHNtr SHOP 1111 K Main Phone PICTURE FRAMING C meo Shop Uf Main Phone S4o? PAINTINO " " Call ana? for Interior or eaterlor deeoratlng. We rver evr thing t WIIJ. CARE FOR CHILDREN on anr -..ion All axes. Hour nr Week. Phone 112.1 3llo Reclamation INCOME TAX RKTI'HNH " I)aa or Evenings. KAV RtUJNOER, LU Mortimer Ph.me M.M F'AINTINfl am! rECORATINfl " Peixrhanging -IMlerlHuird Flntshlng Hl'fay painting EMlmates tilven PHONE JOM lirACTiry VOIR HOME with nrna' menial Mlndnw ahuilere. Window iVoea plt-ket fenres. Made to order. Patnle and tnitallrd phoite Ull. anrtlme. 12 Educotional eoOKKKEPINd. Snorlhand. T y p t n S Kindred stihlerls oft Pie marhlees. KLAMATH Ht'RINIJUl COU.FC.K 14 Help Wonted, Female WANTED, ladjr for general offiee nk who has had pre v lime book keeping espertenre. Knowledge of I) ping and stenography dealrable but not essen tial Contact Mrs Umb, CnraX.ola llotlllng Co, Main and Spring Sis WANTED, full time middle aged house keeper Rest of wages Phone JTIft. Have you read Ihe CI-ASSIFlEOR today? Who knows may he you'll find that heller Job you're looking for that home you want to buy that rmf you need? II always pays to read Ihe Want Atl' IN1EU.ICENTIJ.DV wiih"rep..rtsibih lies and uhierllve, tn take charge af sales fnr JR. the new putillrallnn for bot and girls. Can he handled from home High cfim mission. Write T W. Hale. State Manager, P. O. 5o 272. Portland, Otegon fVANTKO, STENtW.RAPHF.RMus U steady. Call 4a4 fur appointment. Hwirt A Co. aju Market Nt. WANTF.D Ifousekeener nn ranch "for (nuir tn iour auiiiis. neierenree re quired. Write nun IS, eare Herald and News. WANTED 'Ambitious, cultured woman. over U. for exceptional opportunity In local business permitting fteslhle hours. Write Uo Ifl rare Herald and WANTrn"r-Mi..de.ag.d 'WldoW"iWttn" marriea woman (or lat iory repreaenis live for Klamath Falls Must have car. Earnings ahmil 17.100 per week 10 start No selling Phone Oinit. 16 Help Wonted. Mole THE PF.MMA STONE CO , 718 E Hudson nt . i niumtms ll, Ohio, desires re pon si hie dealer In this area The Individual nr organisation se ler led will te granted an emi'luslve franchise for a patented process used on both old and new buildings Nationally adver tised. Near nn rnmnetlllnn. A new and ferula field at most opportune time In history- tremendous profits. Qualified applicants can procure Indisputable farts. ft'ANTRn.partywith".l1-4oMsawmm in set up on m.lMHi.non tract timber. Must have own flnanres. We will furnish stumpage and buy lumber green. Write Corona Ilnx & Lumber Co.. Red Itliiff. Calif. OI'ENINf; for factory representative In n,ia mam rails, aiusi pe neal appear, log. good roputallon and have ear. Average earnings about 9100 per week. Nn selling Phone 01(11 Ifl Situationi Wanted WANTED, driveway grading, also hullrf ma sues leveieu. nt. a, Dog 27. Phone kXPF.lt WNCKfiOMAN," age SlCurgenf. y neetia wora wiui child, Will consider keeping house for respectable gentle man In or near town. No obligations. Write nog 101. Keno. Ore. 22 Rooms For Rent FOR RENT A few rooms wllh or without bath. Hot and cold water. Btram heat. Weekly rates for the winter montlu PELICAN HOTEL 1014 Mnln 'SnN'TJ-rnlsh.d l..bTnf""room: I?NT. nl"-TilrbonirSrlviirn6ni,: fl!7 Alamacla VuilHKNT-nmrirtalil, ilA-h,al,d iinrtrnr.rn. lail North nil). tniriMN for "r-nt. nan j(!rV,, foil HKNt-Cnmlorlal.l. hm.llk. sls.p" mh 1 11.1111a. i.t, nnrui iira. 23 Houickeoping Rooms run hint Fiiriilh,il houi,kCDlnI int. , Ifl Nnrlh lotli. 24 Apartmenli For Rant FOR RENT 2-Room Apartments Metropolitan Hotel 1110 Main