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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. MARCH 1. 1 94 ACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MARKETS and FINANCIAL Grains Show Sharp Advance CHICAGO, March 1 W Oraini made sharp advances on the board of trade today tn active dealings. Small marketings of feed grain by country Interests, a surprisingly pessimistic winter wheat crop report by the Banta Fe railway and unconfirmed trade rumors that the production and marketing admini stration had re-entered the flour market spurred aggressive buying. At one time May corn was up 8 cents, the dally limit. Gains in wheat ranged to more than cent at times. Soybeans were ahead their l-cent dally limit. Wheat closed S'U-O'i higher, May (US1.-1,, corn was 3", to 7 cent higher, May 12.27, oats were higher, May tl.M-U, and soybeans were 8 cents higher, March (3.62. The Santa Fe railway said that In the Southwest, "generally speak ing, (wheat) conditions remain critical it seems fair to give the crop an advance rating oi irom oo 10 oo Wheat- Open March May .. July .. Sept. Dec. .. 2.47 2 39 - 2.39 2.23'i-2.23'- 2.21 li 2.20 Stocks Show Bulge Today NEW YORK, March 1 () The stock market nad some aspects of a March Hon today although lamb like tendencies still were in evi dence. Selected rails and aircrafts led a forenoon bulge but dealings slowed, a tier a fairly active opening. Ex treme gains running to a point or more were reduced in most cases near the close. Transfers for the full proceedings held to about 800, 001 shares. Ahead the greater part of the arssion were Guf Mobile and Ohio fat a 1047-48 peak). Union Pacific, Illinois Central, Southern Pacific Boeing. American Can. Eastman Kodak and Standard Oil (N. J.) Accounts were reinstated in many Instances on the Idea the sharp re lapse of February might Indicate a substantial technical revival in the new month. Bonds were steady with carriers In demand. Cotton, approaching the finish, was up 70 cents to $3.20 a bale. At Chicago, wheat ended up &H to 94 cents a bushel, corn 3. to 7 cents and oats "a to 4U cents. Closing quotations: American Can 79 H Am Pow & Lt 6H Am Tel & Tel 149'4 Anaconda 32 H Atchison Bendix Aviation Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Canadian Pacific Case J I Chrysler Comwlth & Sou Consol Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zellerbach Ciirtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft Du Pont De Nem General Electric General Foods Ojieral Motors Goodyear Tire Gt Northern Pfd Int Harvester Int. Paper Pfd Johns Manville Kennecott Long Bell 'A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnator Nat Dairy N Y Central 89S 27 4 . 31 H .... 26 10'i 38 564 2H .. 2m .... 13T, 29 5 -. 56 ...165H 32 'i 34 i 524 42 . 37". . 44H . 36 . 44. . 21 H . 49H . 16 . 25'i . 13 . 15 . 194 . 124 . 31i . 904 . 94 . 38T4 North Am Co Northern Pacific Pac Am Fish Pac Gas & Elec Pao Tel & Tel Pan American Penney J C Saw Filing Overhauling Small Engines MALL CHAIN SAWS BILL'S SAW SHOP CM Tory Near Pelican School Car and ENGINEERED AND 1 ATa MJ&" a fliw. 1 in. r tssk m m m. mm w 1 I 11 ii I 1 irAl u mr All BRAND NEW PARTS ASSEMBLED AND BLOCK TESTED AT FACTORY I Latest mproiemenfs, LOMBARD MOTORS 522 South 6th per rem oi iasi .venr. High Low Close 2 S3 2 454-2.45'i 228-2J8i J 36 V, 2.25 - 2.25 ; 253 2 47'i 2 30', 3 28'. 2.26 2 47 2.38 , 2.23 2.21 2.19 'i Radio Corp Rcyonier R&yonler Pfd Reynolds Metals Richfield Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil Cal Studcbaker Corp Sunshine Mining Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft U S Steel Warner Bros Pic Westing Elec Woolworth - 8H .- 244 32 SOS 16 134 164 474 .. 33 574 174 94 224 161 184 26 694 114 264 -. 44 i LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, March 1 (AP-USDA) Salable cat tle 700; calves 75, steers slow; about 5 loads offered; quality improved; numerous loads held up to $26.00; one load good 408 lb. heifers $23.25; load medium range heifers $21.50; good young range cows $19.00-50; few loads aged common range cows $16.00-50: odd head $17.00; bulk cutters $14.00-75: few canners $13.00 to $13.50: under 1000 lb. medium sausage bulls $16.00-17.00; calves 253 lbs., $6.00; good-choice vealers lareelv $26.00-28.00. Salable hogs 350. around $1.50 higher; 3 loads good-choice 180-240 hv barrows and gilts $26.50: good sews 50 cents higher at $20.50 down. Salable sheep 550: good-choice wooled lambs steady: few decks Utah and Idaho 100 lbs., at $20.75. carrying medium end: medium choice ewes salable $8.00-10 00. PORTLAND. March 1 (AP-USDA) Salable cattle 1700. Total 2750: calves 150; market very slow: cows and heifers steady to 50 cents-$1.00 lower; some bids off more: medium- good steers largely $23.00-25.00 ; 2 lr.ads $25.50; some held higher: me dium-good heifers $22.00 - 25.00; cr mmon grades down to $18.50: medium-good beef cows $18.50-21.50; canners-cutters about 50 cents low er, mostly $13.50-16.00: medium good sausage bulls $19.00-22.00; good beef bulls up to $22.75-23.00; good choice vealers $29.00-32.00: com mon down to $18.00; culls down to $12.00. Salable hogs 600. Total 2750: market active, around 50 cents higher; good-choice 180-235 lbs., $27.00 : 250-320 lbs., $24.50-25 00; good-choice 350-550 lbs. sows $22.00 23 00: godo-choice feeder pigs large ly $25.00: few $25.25; good 500-650 lb stags $1500-17.00. Salable sheep 350. total 1850: mar ket slow, about steadv with late lest week: good-choice lambs $19.00 20 00: common-medium grades $16.00-18.00: few 56 lb. feeders Floicpr Shop DRIVE IX (At Greenhouses) 3614 8. 6th. Phones 6335 and 9340 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs Oar Specialty Truck Owners Attention! ..ee AtH'' I"" BUILT BY CHRYSLER 7 DODGE Plymouth BODGEk TRUCKS 95 H. P. 105 H. P. $215 3 Installation Extra IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EASY PAY $10.00; CHICAQO, March 1 A' i USD A I Salable hogs 6500. total 8500; ac tively uneven, but generally 100 1.25 higher on all weights and sows: top 24 75: bulk good and choice 180-240 pound 23.75-24.50; 250-270 pound 22.25-23.50 : 280-300 pound 21.00-22 25 : 335-400 pound 300-31.35; most good and choice 350-550 pound sows 17.50-18.50; few lighter weights above; complete clearance early. Salable cattle 13.000. total 13.000: salable calves 800. total 800: active; slaughter steers and heifers steady to 50 cents higher; eastern demand broad: cows and bulls steady to strong: vealers steady; bulk good fed steers 35.50-2800; load lots good to choice kinds 28.35-29.75; several loads choice 1050-1350 lb. weights 30.00-32.00; numerous loads medium to low-grade steers 23-35-25 00: bulk good fed heifers 24-50-26.25; two loads good to choice 1000 pound Colorados 27.25; bulk common and medium cows 17.50 20.00; few good cows up to 21.50; canners and cutters 14.00-17.00; most medium weight and heavy bulls 22.00-23 00: good and choice vealers 25.00-27.00: top 27.00. Salable sheep 4000, total 4500: slaughter lambs active, strong to 25 cents higher: eight loads good and choice around 100-105 pound wooled 22.00: load or so with med ium end 21.50: nothing done on other classes; asking higher. Klamath Basin Potato Shipments (In Carload.,) 1947-8 1946-7 reb. J5 . 10 47 .Month to Hate 4S9 89S Season to Date 5174 8785 PORTLAND. Ore.. March 1 ( Potatoes: Deschutes a t Klamath Russets No. 1, $6.25; 25 K . 90 cents-$l; ' 2.50; No. 1 la $5.75-f $1.50-1 '. 3, J 5j . some to ; 15 lbs., bs.. $2.25 6.75 hun .75: Idaho -C; Florida J. sack. dredweight: Russets No. Triumphs $3.85-w CHICAGO, March 1 (P (USD A) Potatoes: Total U. S. shipments Fri day 1204. Saturday 796. Sunday 16; .-rrivals 263; on track 311: supplies lignt; demand fair: market steadv with firmer undertone for northern stock; Colorado Red McClures $4.30; Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. 1 $5.80-5.90, utilities $4.55-4.75 Michigan Pontiac $3.30: Minnesota North Dakota Red River valley Pon tlacs $3.60-3.85; Wyoming Bliss Tri umphs $4.30-4.50: new -stock street sales: Florida 50-lb. sacks Bliss Tri umphs $2.25-2.85. Recruit training in the navy em phasizes the nature of military life mental adjustment to military auues. and tne personal acceptanci or responsibility. Nova Scotia's apple industry is 314 years old. its first trees having been planted in Annapolis Royal in 1633. Classified Ads Bring Real Results PHILLIPS Born at Klamath Valley nospiuu, ma mam ram, urc, February a. ijo to inr. ana Mrs. Joe A. rniilip ioo jonns Avenue, m gin. w elf til; pounds 12 ouncei. TICE Born at Klamath Vatlov hm. pital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. February 29, 1943. to Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Tic. 343 Riverside, a boy. Weight; 7 pounds HUNT Born at Klamath Valley hns pital. Klamath Falls, Ore., February 29, two 10 ur. ana Mrs. lamn Hunt, a Doy Weight: 8 pound 1 ounce. HKRRERA Born at Klamath Valley nospiiai, mamam raim. Ore., February ZB, iy 10 Mr. ana Airs, ton r ado Her- rera, 6.W Owens, a girl. Weight; pounds 2'i ounces. ZIMMERMAN Born at Klamath Val ley hosoital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. Feb ruary 2A. 1948 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zimmerman, route 3, box 469X, a girl. vveifcni: pounas 11 ounces. SISCO Born at Klamath Valley hos pital. Klamath Fall, Ore.. February 29. 1948 to Mr. and Mrs. Tan Sisco route 2, box 790, a girl. Weight; pounds. WESS ELS Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. February z. iu4B 10 Mr. ana .Mrs. rrea neueti OVS. a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 10 ounces. D I i S) CORPORATION FOR $235 PLAN! Phone 3136 $16.00; good -choir ewes common grades 16 00. L--.-.gta:".r.i mm mimM at, iMmu , gam wwUawtJ Bottle Fed Puppy hi vwn imnn wi fw- "" "v in unworn wmni urn inn si. isai . " I i 1 I ' v , i i aw JL- , Rolley. Mrs. Fstlirr Pick's 3 - sassy on row's milk fed to him by his niintrrss In the human Infant style by a regular buby bottle and nipple. The picture shows Mrs. Dirk giving Rolley his mid-af trrnnon feeding for the benefit of the camera. Chess Ain't So Tough After All ATLANTA. March 1 A year ago Harmon Miller Jr. mucin his 12-ycar-old son. Harmon III, to play chess. In three weeks the boy was beat ing papa, who finally appenled to experts of the Atlanta Chess club. They agreed to Introduce the boy to the harsh realities of the chess world. A week ago the association launch ed the annual city open chess championship tourney. Little Har mon won yesterday. Although the ocean holds 10,000. 000.000 tons of gold, no commercially profitable way has been found to extract It. OBITUARIES BILLY BAY VINSON Billy Ray Vinson, younf son of Mr, and Mrs. Nealy L. Vinson o( this ctty passed away on Sunday. February 29. 1U48 at 7 p. m. following! an Illness of six months. He was a native o( Sacra mento, Calif., and at the time of his death was aged 2 jears 3 months and 37 days. Surviving besides hi parents are one brother, bobby Lee. one sixter, Linda Faye Vinson, all of this city, hit grandparents. Mrs. Mary Vinson of Klam ath Falls, Ore., and W. A. McSwatn of Madera. Calif. The remains of little Billy Kay rest (n the pink room of the Karl W hillock Funeral home. Pine street at 6th. Notice of funeral to be an nounced later. RICHARD l.l.OYU HTKVKNSOS Richard Lloyd Steve luon, m lifelong resident of Mt. Hebron, Calif., panned away there on Saturday, February 2a, IU8. He was a native of KUmalh Kulla, Ore., and was accd 24 years 1 month and 3 days at the time of his paing. He is survived by a son. William Richard of Dorm, Calif.; his pa renin, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stevenson of Alt. Hebron. Calif.: a brother, George F. K. Steven son of Mt. Hebron, Calif : grandparents, Mrs. Etta Lowden and Henry E. Hrook field of Grants Pass. Ore. Mr. Steventon was m member of Butte Valley Post No. 544, VFW. Dorr is Post No. 478. Amrr- Ican Legion, and K lama th Falls Aerie 201HJ. FOE. The remains rest in Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 92$ Hlgn. Notice of the funeral arrangements will be found elsewhere In this issue. ( I.in- ORD I-I.WIN III MPIIKCV Clifford Elwln Humphrey, a resident of Dorm. Calif., for the pat year, pass ed away at Mt. Hebron. Calif., on am- urday. February 2ft. lino. He was a na tive of Coloma. Wise, and was aged 33 years 2 months and 7 days at the time oi nis passing, tie is surviveu oy his wife. Maxlne Kae and a son. Phillip of Dorr is, Calif.; nls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren N. Humphrey and a brother. Frank of Madison. Wise. The remains rest In Ward's Klamath Funeral home, U25 High. Notice of the funeral arrange ments will be found elsewhere in this Issue. PEARLY ETT WEST Pearly Ett West, a resident of Klam ath Falls. Ore, for the last 17 years passed away in this city on Sunday, February '29, 1943 at 12 :tO p. m. follow ing a brief Illness. She was a native of Hillsdale. Mich., and at the time of her death was aged 02 years. Surviving are two sons, Enoa Blood of Salmon, Ida., and Harrison illood of Newport, Ore.: two daughters, Mn. G. C. Tatinan of this city and Mrs. Homer Ferrill of Santa Barbara, L.aiir; ;s granacnuaren, three granddaughters of this city, Mrs. Pearly Wolters, Mrs. .Myrtle Schusi and Mrs. Mary Fullmer; 74 great grandchil dren and six great-great-grandchildren. The remains rent in the Karl Whltlock Funeral home. Pine at 6th. Notice of funeral to be announced at m later date. CHARLOTTE GREEN Charlotte Green, a resident of Small, Ida., but for the last two and one-half months making her home In this city, pasaed away Monday. March 1, 104a at 12:05 a. m. following an Illness of one month. She wns a native of Cottonwood, Utah, and at the time of her death was aged 90 years 10 months and 28 das. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Kath erlne A. Fales and .Mra. Julia A. Taven- ner of this city. Mrs. Hattle vann oi Dinuba, Calif., and Mrs. Louella Colson Small. Ida.: three sons, biepnen Green of Small, Ida., Lorenzo ft. of Arro, Ida., and Alonzn E. Green of Columbus. Ohio; two listers, Mrs. Lucy K. Eames of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs, Julia Eames of Magna. Utah; one brother, Marian Knight of Plain City. Utah: 17 grandchildren. 13 great grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. The remains rest In the Earl Whltlock Fu neral Home. Pine at Sixth. Notice of funeral lo be announced later. FLOWER SHOP 4JOMSIIII KM M7I.I-M4T Mortgage Loans Business Property Unmet Apartments Slnck Hunches Long term, low Interest rale. Prompt Service. Prepayment privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments, Including principal and Interest, as low as $6.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Antborlitd Broker for Prudential Ins d ranee Ce. lit le. Ilk rbena 4101 JMIIIJ;H LJIIIUsTgiOajl 1 neek - olil puppv. Is iriminr fat anil FUNERALS CtaKlll.l. Ill Hill KT (IIKBTi KIM-OX Kuncral Krvli.i tor the Ule i'Mri-oll Merhrl 'llrrl Wlli-nx uhu po..rit nway dt hi, rcaldenre. 1111 Wiard. on Krnlay, February 37. lt4a at 2 4S n. m. follow ing ail extended lllnet, will tie held In the chapel uf the Karl Whltlock Kuneral home, f'lne .treet at Bill. n Tuevday, March a. 14S. at 1 :w p in. with the Kev. liiiKh Ilronson. pastor of tlte Community I'reshylerlan church of Tulelake. Calif., nfftrlalina. Commitment ervlce, and vault entombment family plot In Ue. cre.t Memurial park. Salem. Ore . on Wedne.day. March J. 1IMH at II a. m. The remain, will be forwarded via Hail, way Exprea Akency to Kaleni. Ore., on Monday at 10 p. m. Arrangement are under the direction of the Alar! Wnltluck Kuncral home. KK'ttATtn I.I.Otll KT-.VI:N'NON The funeral service for the late Itlch ard Joyd Stcvtnon, who pas.ed av.ay at Mt. Hebron, Calif., on Saturday, r'eb. ruary s. will take place from the city hall In Dorrla, Calif , on Tuesday. March 2. 1B48 at 3 p. m., liulle Valley Post No. 5M4. VrW In charge. Commitment icrvlce and full military honor. In the Plcard cemetery. Krlends are restiect fully Invited to attend. Ward , Klamath Funeral home in charge of arrange, menu. fi.U'i'OKn i:i.ttis iirMrtiKtir The funeral for the late Clifford Elwln Humphrey, who passed away in Mt. Hebron, Calif., on Saturday, Kebruaiy 2H, will take place from the city hall In Dorr!,. Calif., on Tuesday, March 3. ItMH at 11 a. m.. the Kev. . C. Wissenhach uf St. I'aul', Episcopal church of Klam ath Falls officiating. Commitment serv ice and interment In Plcanl cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited to at. tend. Ward's Klamath Funeral home In charge nf arrangements. LEGAL NOTICES Sl'MMONH IN THE CIHC.J1T COlKT OK THE STAIE OF OREGON FUR THE COUN TY OF KLAMAHI. VIKG1NIA MATlilS, Plaintiff, va. DITANE BURL MATHIS. Defendant. TO: UUANE UURL .MATHIS. IH'trndant. IN THE NAME OK THE S f A I E Ut' OREGON. GREETING: You arc hereby required to appear stud, on wit the com plaint filed against uu In the alnt e entitied suit and court on or before March 22. HHH. and if you full lo to appear and answer fur want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prajed for In her complaint, to-wit: A divorce from you upon the grounds of Oeacrtlon fur a oerlod uf more than one year. This summons la served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable Oavid It. Vandenbcrg, Judge of the ahovr-eritltled Court, said Order being dated February 20. 1IMH, and by publication thereof once a week for lour consecutive and suc cessive weeks. The date of the first publication is February Z.I, 1048. end the date nf the last publication is March t, 11MH. W. LAMAR TOWN HE NO Attorney for Plaintiff 4J2 Main Street Klamath Fall. Oregon. F. 23; M. l-a-13-33 No. 2. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION FOR THE LANt.M.L VAL. LEV MOIL CONSERVATION DlhlltK I Notice is hereby given that the Langell Valley Soli Conservation District will hold an annual meeting and election of two supervisors on Wednesday. March I. 1(M8, at Langrll Valley Community Hall. Polls will be open between the hours of 0:00 and 10:00 P. M. on th a oove aate. The annual meeting will begin with a Potluck Supper at 8 1X and will be fol lowed by the report of the sutcrvtsors. LANGELL VALLEY SOIL CON SEftVATION DISTRICT. Hoard of Supervisors Charles A. Partridge, Chairman. Sincerely LANGELL VALLEY SOIL CON SKRVATIO.N DISTRICT By Mrs Erma Partridge Assistant Secretary, r. 2.1; M. 1-No. 27. SUMMONS IN THE JUSTICE COUnT OF THE DIS TRICT OF LINKVILLE FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. STATE OF OREGON. KFJI, a Corporation. i'laintiir, vs. DON J. RICH, Defendant. TO DON J. RICH, Defendant. I.N THE NAME OF THE S I A I F. Uf OREGON: You are hereby re f ft red to appear In the above entitled Court ana answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled action on or before the 2;ird day of March, HHH, that being the date set In the order of the Court authorizing the publication of this sum mons, and If you fail to answer for want thereof, tne piaintni win inKe judgment against you for the sum of 4220.00, and for Its touts and disbursements Incurred in this action. This summons Is served upon you by publication thereof In the Herald and News, a nauy newspaper printed and published In Klamnth County, Oregon, pursuant to an order of the Honorable J. A. Mahonpy, J 11s I Ice of the Peace, made and entered the loth day of February, 1M8, which said order requires that Ihta summons be published once a week for four successive weeks beginning the 23rd day of February, 111 in. I.. ORTII S1SKMORR, Attorney for Plaintiff 721 Main Street Klamath Falls. Oregon. r. 2.1; M. 1-8-15 No. 23. NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That lb undersigned, Anna A. Pickett, Admin istratrix of the fcstnte or Anionic Pos plsll. Deceased, hns filed her Final Account In the office of the County Clerk of Klamalh County, Oregon, and the Court bun set Tuesday, the :i0lh day of March, IfMB. at the hour of ten o'rlnrk A. M. of said date. In the Circuit Court Room In the Court limine In Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the lime -and place for hearing objections thrreto and Ihe settlement thereof. ANNA A. PICKETT Admlnlxlralrfx of Ihe Estate of Antnnle Posplsfl, Deceased. M. l-R-IA-22-20 No. M. KLflmPTH v. UOP Rotary To Hear Guard Speaker KKHVK'i: (-l.t'HS I'ltOtiltA.MS Junior chmiiber n( rtiuiiuert'e Monday, 6 ::0 p.m., Wlnriim hotel Moils club, Tuesttay ntxin, Wliiarrt Hotel. au-ju ciuo. Tuestlay, 7 put, Wlllard hulel. Klwitiils club, Thursday mum, Wllliirtl liotrl. Boroptlnilst club. Thursday litMin, felli'itn rale. Hotary club, Krlilay noon, Wll lard hotel. OlxsiTVlnu nalloiuil defense week Klnnnla club and Kotary club will roncentrate their luncheon pro. grams on thin theme with Duvl E. Van Victor, local attorney, the siieitKer or both clubs. A renir.irn tatlve o( the niitloual iiuanl will also be present at the Kotary club luncneon and Klve a brier talk Mewey Powell will be chairman ol the day ror Klwanlg. A. U. Harvey or the homestead ofrice or the U. S. bureau of rec lainatlon will speak to the 20-30 club tills week ami al.-.o allow films of Central America. Pete tlrren president of tho club, will be In chame of the meeting and plans will be made for a meetliiK of past active members of the club, to be held soon. Jaycees are liming their annual Bosses' Night banquet tonluht and Lotton Taltiin will be guest seaker. Technicolor films on sugar. through the pluming, (rowing and processing until the finished prod uct Is ready to market, will be shown at the Lions' noon Hireling Tuestlay through the courtesy the C and II Sugar company. K. 11 Kedman will bo chairman of the day. The Soroptimlsts this week will devote their time to business or the dub. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE t IH( TIT t OI'ftT OF THE STATE OF OK Mi ON FOR KI.AM ATI! KM STV NOTICF. IS HER E H Y GIVEN, that th iiniirrsixneti exe.'mor or tne eslal JOHN C K A PITS, deceased, his filed in 111 circuit court nf I lie Stale Oregon, fur Klamath Cmihtv, the final account nf Its said ailriilnuitratlifi nl said estate and the court has appointed March .11, lM(t. at m on A. M as the uiTie, inn in (.ourt Konm of said court in pier tor tne nearing and sltl merit of said account. JJalvd this 27th dny nf February. ttMfl THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK UF I'OHTLAND iOREGONi Evrrutor of the Etai of John C Kspocs, drceaied. FAR HENS A MAXWELL A ttornevf fur Executor M. 1-li 1.V22 No. 32 NOTICK OF ri'HLIC IIEARINO NOTICE H hereby given thai Ih folnt Airport Zoning Board has ret-elvvd tn report of the AlriK-rt .nnlng Com m msi on recommending boundaries various tones to be established and regulations lo be adopt rd, In inning territory for a distance of two miles In each direction from th Klamath Muni clpal Airport, In Ktnmalh County, Or eon The Joint Alroort Zoning Hnarc will, at the hour of 2 00 o'clock In the nfternoon of ThursdaV the 4(h rinv of Msrrn. at the Council Chamber. in the City Hall for Cltv of Klamath Falls, Oregon, hold a nubile hearing In relation lo said ronlng, after which It will establish mnrs end th boundaries merernr. comprising terrllorv within I distance of twn miles In each direct Inn from the Klamath Municipal Airport, and will adopt regulations t hi-re for Done this I.Kh dav nf Fehruarv. 111411 JOIVT AIRPORT ZONING HOAIIO tiy w T MciNTYH E, Chairman r It Ml Nn M CLASSIFIED RATES On day . 2-day run Vdav run 4-day run per word 4r per word He per wora tic or word l.-tc per word IV prr word 4V Week run .Month run Ads received by p m will appear same afternoon tn "New Todav" column New Today BRAND NEW HOME Summers Lane. Extra large living room and dining rimm combination. bedroom, targe kitchen and hath, at tached garage, oil healer. ' acre with chicken house, strawlerrie, trees 1 shrubs. Price $.12.10. Terms, NEAL STEWART AGENCY flIS Klamalh Phone 025ft or 417.14 FOR RENT Sleeping room. Close In. Call Iifl4n. ?QH SAl.E-Modern completely furnish ed 2 bedroom home. Price 7(XM). Will consider good used car on deal. Open ior inspection at .n Aiarnena. FOH SALE '.17 Chev coupe. Good con dition. $430, See anytime at SJ3 N l 1 n . FOH SALE 4 -room non-mmlern house on 't acre, partly furnished Garuge, chicken house. $2700. $1200 down. 4.111 winter Ave. tOST Pair glasses, plastic rlms. 'llghl leather case. Phone 7703 or return lo 1420 Lookout. (JKE-IIEDROOM furnished house for rent. Home after 0 p. m. MM Cottag. foil SALE lfi:i.l Chevrolet Master two door. 141 n Ivory. Pdlt SALE OR TRADf-Chevrolet flat Ied l'i-ton truck, 7.10 rubber, 3-speed Brownie. Pt.'C permit Included. Phone Hfifi7 or call 1.12.1 Kane. B MEAD "tested dairy enwi. some llol steln springers. 4th place south of Midland Grange. WaNTEIJ-Yardwork. shrubs and hedges trimmed. Phone 112 1.1, Harney. TWO excellent Irrigated acres, " S-bed-room modern house, fruit house, chlrken and cow barn. Irge garage, with two sleeping rooms, storage and attic. Twenty fruit trees. 1200 straw berry, other berries, shrubs and flow ers. $8300. GOMER JONES Ileal lor 40fl Main Phone 7.W7 FOR RENT"" 2-r'oom'furnlshed cabin. 114.1 Pine. FOH SALE '.TB "Chev. business coup. A-l condition. Radio, healer, (H. Can be seen at Ralph's Mobile Station. Ilth and Klamath. Owner J I.. tlr.t.v. WANTED -To. meet annrtsman-typ mid dle-aged barhelor with equal financt to start a stock and dude ranch In desirable location. Send name and ad dress to no .'Hi. r. Ileralii amrf Kmaim 47-ROOM HOUSE with furniture. '00x130 ft. lot. $.1HO0. ftos Commercial 81. FORD MODEL A SEDAN $140. Call B44flSee at B22 8 6th. AUCTION 8AI-R WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3-1:30 P. M. 300 CATTLE 1 carload rows and calves 1 carload stock rows 1 carload yearling ateeri Balance mixed stock and butcher cattle. For Information or trucks, call 3074. KLAMATH LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Midland Itoad Giierk Bros, R. E. "nob" Rhodes, Auctioneer, Phone 4032 fb42T)0bOl'!l' Ton LHigwheel has Truck, wnn named, good condition throughout. Beady for any type of hauling. New low Prlres are Here. $104 00. Call 1)440 Ree nt (122 So. Olh. FOJW FOMli SEDAN, 20. Call B44R, "Sm at .122 n. Utti. COST About 3 weekt" ago plsnllc rim glasses in tan case, rnnna 7711.1. e-ward. Now Todoy WANT Tt UK NT 2 beilrooin lious. Uit- fuinlined. Phone IH'M IU4I lll'll'K MUl'KU SEDAN: Ail rn illlUm hcler, an im. fptionally clean one owner car. Guaranteed l'"w pi h e. i hei. $NU-V I all lH4tl, se at ,122 N flth. FOR SALE H In till table saw, baby bnisluetl :U4 Uphain. IIUU'K WANTED IU47 or HUU. Ib.a.l master or ft 11 per. tulval ail. I" pav cash Phone 4l7U ntler A p. 111 NUMtMIIIAN r'ttll NA1.E MY OWNER $ bedroom bou. nnrllv furnUheil, on t seres. No reasonable offer lefusril, If old Immediately. (looil past 111 e In I gallon, F111II and shnd tiers (ileal plac for cltlldieu Ml 2. II" 4M. icl off M tllh and llilatd. Mrs, Mail (liilger. tli.1,1 FORD I". l.ongwhrel base tui.k. with fln1lil, giHul Citiulllloti tluough out. liaigNln pile. Call H44II. He at 5J2 No, (illi, fOlt KM E ItCtU Delus ll cubic fl. Gibson lefrigeinlor, with storHH bin. rouiplelelv overliauleil Phone TlUt. KOM RENT Furnished anl igler Cabins, 1 bloth south Pelltan Ully I'linol. WANTED TO RENT 3 or 3 bedn mi- futntshetl house. Will pay up to $01) 2111 Dak. WANTED Reducible murlgnge or con lisi'l 011 acienH and house cbts to cltv llmlll Must It good settitltv. MHt or more, Will Ed. fHKl Htoad Nt . evenings. HUGS CLEANED on oiir floor or al our plant V 12 speclnl 1)0 Ma chine tulilter shampoo mellioil Phone H7.I2. Shasta Rug V Upholstety Clean ei s. ONE NEW TRUCK l.ED. ! t.-. IV long, cost new $HH0. This hrd has stake racks and Is strictly factory built. Installed on t our 1 1 tick !. laips $lli). Call $44$. See at EU2 ft ittb LOMT Med nial Cotker spaniel li cense No. Phott 43i7. 411 Oak Nt LEONARD WARD, concrete construe Hon Sidewalk, flMirs, porchrs it nil patios For estimates phone 471H adcr 1 p m TOR fiAlT Polat.tes No. 2 and culls Phone 7IIHL ADVKRTINING SPECIALTY SALESMEN A new fast selling Hem. Ektr lenced ilvertlslog salesmen ue our new son rk I log printed t'elloptiane as a leader. Any mnmifacluter selling through retail oulleis bins on flml presentation. I. literal rommlsiiu on Initial outer anil rrMts Muv sur l'eIul advertising utt) return drop ntlirr lines hen they take 011 mi Evnv business firm a priuverl The leaders In evety line of btuloe ai our cu. tomers Write or wit tor samnlr mill sales preaentatlnu I'Htknev Went Jr , Natrs Olre.-tur. Topflight Tate Com panv. Holier llldg . Yik. Pa WOCUS" 1 IteilMKOii modern home in a nice acre of land Now 101 a Gl lomi small iMvntnt and lake II over. Laree rooms, tuts of built Ins. rU'h soil for fruit and garden Ouliiuildlngs, imK CALIFORNIA: Large I I wd room horn. full baxenient, large o with room to build additional nmmi and sllll tw bliw market fit us,. ti,i down pay ment, balance 011 4-. loan. SUnURIIS' rutnlshed l.beilroom moilern horn and one third m-ip All m-mii large. furnlluie excrlleot. slreplog apailmenl In garar liftvi NEAR HIGH SCHOOL 4 bedroom, mod ern, large lot fur'urt, phket fence, paved si 1 eel. MILLS Very gKid 2 -liedtiMim, laige lot, nmw. JOHN C AIKiETSINGFR. ME M.TOM Ittl Walnut Phone Vi1 or t2IO FARMERS AND TRUCKERS NOTICE- Th new li1ge "Job Rated ' 1', Ton aiMl 2 Ton Tturks with new Custom 'Pilot House" Cube. Heavy duty 2 sid Rear asle Nrtvlv iletigoed steering 01 . Now avails tile for lin mediate delivery. Many new Improve ments tn design and stunllnss Tradrs and terms gladlv atcented Call H44tt See them at 322 S. dlh. l.OMIIAIID MflTORS. WANTED - Odd Jobs Paint, waihing. rlean-un Work Anv kind. Reliable Phone 04111. Room A WANTED il Ford In go.nl shape and asn uitierenre ior ,ui iiivv, in goon hap Phone .VM-3 FOR SALE Airline cabinet radio. tooHs llhe new. svi on. I'hone 3o2 Ir'OR SALE Very 'reasonable 1044 Gt Ntudehuker tractor 4sfl, A I condition and 23 fl ml-traller with or without stork rark Phone WHS. IlKM fORD COtrPE with new Mercury engine. $7311. Call 544ft. h at 322 S fllh. MOVING and mini sell Immediately, Silver tone Hears-Itoebtirk r adlo phono graph roinltlnalloii with wlte returiler, (ll h months old 24 14 Onhard St. Phone w:4 Call after . p tn RENTERS ATTENTION: I am rrntlnf a large 2 hedroom nirMlern home an acre of ground Just block off Shiuia way, rent Is $nn monthly. I would like tn trade with snmeon renting a smaller home with a limit S40 rent Call C2KI GREEN VELOUR DIVAN and swing rorker Regular price $1112 73. Reduced to $137 30 LUCAS FURNITURE ll3 E Main ELECTRIC MOTORS. A O Smiih. W't ner. and Marathon. ', I :i 1. nd I'j hp As low as IJ4 1 COAST TO COAST STORES Ilth and Main FOR SALE I'MI Dodge 1',-lou standard wb stak rark tiuik. Just like iirw 1.1.0(10 actual miles, has heater. Pitied In sell 11401 Duke Auto Hales, loot) East Main. Phnne 3420 FOR SALE- I Full Swing Hum. Trurk Crane Mounted on 10 Tire K-w Truck With a .1(1' Hon m, 10 Tun Caparlty. Pi Ire $1310 Also Cairo lagging Arch Goodat Crane A Trucking Service. Ll SW 4lh Avenue Portland 4. Ore Tel Reiiron 4342 USED HAMV Ht'CGY. $22 30. l.u as For- re. MM E Main fOlf SALE cu ft Rervel reft Igerator. Good condition. Phone 403.1 f()H HALE -'37 Chev. $.123. Hce at 2(M3 Elterleln after 3 :u n m. FOU SALE 30 Plvmouth. heater, radio. good tires, anll-fteere, A-l condition. 1.140 Martin. FURNITURE Waterfall bedroom ' set. 3 piece $110 00: 7 foot Montgomery Ward, $KI3; blonde chest drawers with mirror $20; blonde d trial ng table $13; washing machine $'Ul; mohair living room set $73: box springs and mattreai, like new, 70; dining table $13. 410 So. 3th Phone l2 FOR SALE New 3 bedroom home In Ideal bwatlrm. About sir 7ux210. Underground Irrigation, paved street, sandy loam soil Close In bus and srliool. Price $0,300. Terms. Phone 4000. BANTU AND FARMS 22$ acres located 12 mile nut. On paved hlsthwav. Over 2X) acres Irri gated, l.Vi acres of top sandy loam soil, balance river bottom soil. This runrh could lie mad one of the finest In the valley. Buildings fair. Exrepl lO.iMX) sack potato cellar which Is exceptionally well-built. A bargain at this price, $1000. Half down. ET. KLAMATH 40 seres on paved highwav. 2-bed- rnom home. Barn, chicken house, This would make a good dairy form. Full prlre $8,000, Terms, I3fl ACRES Clover and bluegrnss pristine with free water right. Some Umber. This much ran 120 head of big 2-ver-old steers last ear. Made a gnln of 330 lbs. net. roll price $24,000, 30 flown. See Al Scbmeck. with J. E 1IDSKING REALTOR 317 Main Phone 3211 FOR HALE- $700 worth of postage stamp vending machines, 13 new, (I used. Will sacrifice for $41)0. phone niHIO. CLOSE IN 4 -room house, Full basement, cnncrele foundation. Electric water beater. On paved street. $4100. RUHUMBAN 2 -bed room home. 1 block from bus. Concrete foundation. $01130. Terms. MILLS ADDITION 2 -bed room home. Concrete foundation, garage. Some furnlluie. All for $4ii.i0. crnis, BEAUTIFUL a BEDROOM HOME Living room, dining room, kllihen. il 1 11 1 V room, fireplace. Full hiincmeiil. I.awn and shrubs, double garage. Every thing In good condition. Terms, LOVELY n-ROOM HOME 1 year old, I block from bus. litis nice lawn and shrubs. Everything tri top condition. Venetian blinds, nulo mnlto floor furnace, hardwood fli.i.ia $1030 down. Hula lira on 4 loan. Sea Kverell Ball and Ted fb hiilrt AL LONGK JIEALTOIt II loiilh fllh Pli'in n2l,1 (Evenings 730(1, H0fll er n337j New l ud.iy FOH HALE iwm Olilsiiiobll. UimmI iiIm l.ei lliHo. hirtit l. !! f'asa vuiiilll I.104 Wonleii, wiiings between and LlUHr'lioUrlKEHI'INd ROOM 8ulU Hl.1e (oi ItMi lielor 01 couple. No diunka, loo N. Hioa.l FOH HALE 73 Ions baled alfalfa hay, llox .17. Mallil Rudolph Jellnek. f'OM NAI F oil t in nlulor. Plioue 11131. OM HALE. Toy Poioeianlait puppy sited tiV Inlrinallimrtl I'hainpliut Money llog. Token $123, Year old male $. An- ItoMiilloH Kennels. Plion ;m47. NEW CEOAR I'HFhT - Regular tn Ice $71, leduird to $R30. l.tnaa FutnlUn. I113 K. Mitlu, EOR HALE OH TRADE - M4 fbev. Will Im.le on later model car. I'huiit- liwl alter 3 J m Ma Rt 'II MI'EUIAL On onl wnie veloui dannorl ami chuli icdu. ed to $I4U Ml. Hilt s.lt tlaen put I and chair. gy mohair flier, ifg ulr pipe $JJ2iO, ledu.ed to I Ml Ml, U,n"' I.UCAS FURNITURB 1113 E Main WASTED TO RENT Small limn suit able lor 2 adults and 9 yeai old. Plion UJlii , SEAT COVERS to fit all cats. Color t-holi As low as anllli COAST TO COAM IOHK Ilth unit Mulu S'IRAVLD (lum t No. .ltd. black cal, U oioiiUis old, while under chin. Plea letutii and leceiv lewatd. Phone EOH HALE Estta heavy all steel J Wlircl tialler Heavy springs, etc. See el 11104 A1ih.11 iltelween Hhasta and tilh. Phone 1JI I'll It HALE New exlia nice d chair maple dining set Also nic davroo and lUMgnfina laid h at 1401 tUplanaUe Phone 1Jixl RlRAVED OR Hltll-EN. tali and while t oll) popi, 4 no's old. Anawvis to name of Hoots ' Child a pet. RwaiU. fall HiHl . - , FOR HA1-K 2 cabins, t fuinlsbed. kxi Kelvlnaloi. KiMidlid. hn ken bous and inn on 2 lots. usl'u ft, liato 'lum left at Lg t atiin toll, last Iiou.e on t lg ht f H Ovrison. Rl. A, H I HO hrno, hlghMa HO FOR HALF Couipleleh nrw Flat lwd for i SlaMdrtid I.WI1 Itiuk. 1 his Hew Im-iI has si.llil bulkhrd. I'.' iMiiguv and gioovv tl'Mi,3 U ' eVeled slilo rail. CiMiiplctrly Honed Willi slake p.Kkrl I Iraiain light He Will oidhe the lii.UIItli-it Nets tuw ptic" t ail It OH Sre al -'J H olh ROOM. HOARD. Gentlemen. H'7 (Ves- (Oil iwii FORD DELUXE fiEDAN. new IU40 Slrevnl tli.-U't. Iiruv Ulr. end palltl Pritri-I lltioogtiul. 2UIII OivgMI Ave I'tmne Hio.' WANTED TO RENT 2 or 5 hs-drtH.m Imiiir tiy A pi II 13. Good relerentes. Phi. oe 3II.J FOR .HALE Flat lint with stm k lark in r.xi I 101HIIU..11 wm rn any niaiuiarn Wit Tin. k ls llian cost piue, foil Hliil ur see al XiJ H Olh Eoit HALE RD 7 Caterpillar with 1. Toot limit dooblr druto power unit and doer . Hi )il Woolilt lilge fatty all. .1 a. Ir trutk and low lied semi; 0' yaid l.MI' Dtinip 7 lin k f ioitacl Itov Glenn A Hu HUke Hotel, Etna. Calif FOR RENT lige 2 tsrdioom home. ' liliN'k ti but 1 .11U of garden apaie. on on a month Lea Is itealted, Wllle ll.i .11 iate Itrtuld As New OIL FURNACE AND ftTOVKM ItE. PAIRED and aillusled for safely ag-Min! (lies and Ml wil. Dial Ml 2. Walls Oil Mm ner Mr 1 vice SILVERWARE. Clr.nb.g Plating. P.. 1 1,1,. log LiiMinl iNuailvec AiU'ly with t-loih I'ootalns geitoli.e silver. It. ttrMs sl! ei plafd aie, articles, pieces Hil riplatr brass. copper. brom. 1'ott, foil time agents wanted. Nu 1'i'Mr.i I'tiwtui-l. Aurora, Illinois EAUTOMV SALESMEN - Sell ('hart Chriler nationally known Cushion shirs dltei- Complete line for nti faniib Full time or side line Full lime men earn up to tju per day In Cimiinlssliiu, Itlg (flMBli Samples sod eiiuiiinirot flee to pr iHlucer s, CHAM, I'ilKsrrtt MIOE 0, aJ Chester 11 hit, . Hrck1on. Mass. roit SALE -13 Ford Tudor sedan, fair loodlllun, cheap. He al 3B1S Home da lr I 5, nisi OPPORTUNITY " Here aie ymir ptosiretls EVERY III Il.tJINU GWM.it, tout small shed to a giant factory Aoiatlng priMlurl useil bv Atniv. Navy and many larg I'oinpanlea. Haves up tn 73V on ! Hal billtillog repair, Astonishing demon at 1 a Hon gels slot v arrtss fast inakea selling easy. Average order $MtlOU commission JO'- Two aveiage tit iters a lay pay well nter I h) 00 week No Mimtlt-r C. It Llbisey has made tn-j UI0 3I with us in fiv years. J, H. IVai ot-k fat tmd Ml 73A 4 in Just five month, EsrtFption.il' Sure -but lhei'g big monev for mi, loo, If yinr'r am billon ll )oil do Is write the order - we ha mile drluerivs, roller lions And I give nrilil, Juit llhe (using In ymir own, ' i'i'"iro evrapt no risk and no In veatinrnt If yotl'te . ur over, lustier el the Inrli now Writ' The Vlre Presi. ('ent. Ilepl F 20, P. O. tin 7(H), Fori Woilh I. Tevas I'tiR HALE Bshy buggy, prarlically new Phone 44vtl Meeting Noticci NAOMI SHRINE No 8, ,4tV tc0 Onlrr or the While HUM ne at Jerusalem, meets Tuesday, Mar. 2. si Bp. m , Masonic Temiile. 41(1 Klamath Ave Visiting Sojourn welci me Charlotte Martin. W It P. Irene Markham, W. fl. I O U F No Ll7 Kvcry TticMiity - 8 00 P M. .th and Main Hu mtl MEETING of UKlge of Pr feci inn Monday, March I, noo pin. work in flth legree. Memirs and visi tors cordially Invited to attend. Refreshments. A E HARRIS. Venerable Matter. Crater IVtachment of MARINE CORPS -A.i.s LEAGUE N. Klamalh Falls. (),e.. Murines, ei -Marines, W M s and their fam ilies and friends in our meetings, Come and look Us over. KG Hall, fl p , t 4(h st)(t Main, Tuesday. March 2nd Refreshments. KLAMATH FALL!! AERIE No 30UO foe" Regular meeting every 1'tiesday night. 7 43 p tn . FOE, lb waim 'iifW- Visiting member Invited 2 Lost and Found LOST, one male Chesapeake, 3'i year old. color bay. answers lo "Pal." Hcense HHI4 Call 3111 or 5un U J Urs. Reward (.O.Sl Wednesdaynear Mallory's Market - large grey Tom cal, fur sheared on sides Reward Phone 4744. 4 General Notices NoTlCFTlo creditors and dehlorsf AnV one having claims against or for Rvlewav Tailors or Klamalh Falls, contHi-i Dorothy ftawsnn al 110 N nlh. 8 Transportation fill lloavv lluiiliii,. Cran. or""Wlnili wnrW. rail 77111 KLAMATH MIKKilrr LINKS I'll Klamalh Av. 10 Scrvicci H.non HANDINCI llvm r",""'l"l- N"""n Kraley, phons Uii;al ami l.mis Olilaiiiii Movlnj-" I ran, i,, aiHlns anil Stuias. KLAMATH HIKKlin I.INKH Plmnr 77111 i, Klamalh Avs. KVANN CAIIINKT HIIOI- ISI7 t Main .hn, r-lill flTV TANK (!A .f,ylcr, rail IIIIHIIM Co.. phmii 711.1, lull Mum CIIII I AINH Iniiiiitnnl " I'lokup" Slid da! iivi-iv I'lion. un, MAN WITH TIIIK Kh l,n any Vlnr) "I li' II I'lmnr. IIII.VI, KI.K' TIIII Y Vllim HKWINU MACIIINU Mcilois ami I ail.tsa KUI.m rim iM.lallnlloii allniale furnUlifd In ailvama. Mi.H!t".tm l"'WIN" MAUIIINI5 1:0 Cl(:TllllK r-HAMIN( .C'.iii.o Hhop Ml Mnln Mlmiia ft,n7 INf'IIMK TAX IlK.TllllNS .,7.. '" Kv,"i" KAY I1K1.I.INOKR, J l I M'Mllin.i C im;l4 I'Aln'l lNll Inl.Hnr ami lrrmr Ksm imilns II I. Iliuwn, nlimis 3M I.INIII.KIIM laid, dralnlm.nl, a.p.clall. I'linna null.