GE TWELVt
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNI1DAY, APRIL 7, 14
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
GRAIN PRICE REMAINS SAME
CHICAGO, April J IIP) Only small price changes were made In
' frln on the board of trade today. The market drifted most ot the
emlon. Chief feature was a little firmer tone In feed grains than In
wheat.
Whent drew Rome support from reports of small government buy'
Ing In the Southwest. But this was balanced by poor domestic flour
business and advices that producers were marketing wheat more freely
In Texas.
Closme prices were at about the day's best. Wheat ended H-14
higher, May 2.45-'4, corn was unchanged to 3' higher. May
2.30-M.aH4, oats were T-1'4 higher. May tl.l3i-W. Soybeans were
g to 8 cents higher. May 13.85.
Wheat Open "lh Low Close
May 2.44!n-S44 2.4Sj 3.43 . X45V-"i
July 2.33 334 2.32 334-
Sept. , 2.31-4 S.32i i.30 3.33-'i
Dw. 2.31-2.31 2.33'i 2.31 2.33,.i
Selling Hits
Most Stocks
NEW YORK. April 7 Wv-Stocks
Kcept for some favored rails, were
. subject to selling pressure in to-
day s market.
Although offerings In most esses
were fairly well absorbed, a wide list
of narrow declines was in evidence
near the close. Transfers ran
around 1.200,000 shares.
, New highs were attained by
, Nickel Plate Common. Canadian
Pacific, Union Pacific, Shell Union
Oil and Superior OH of California.
International Paper climbed in re
sponse to pleasing earnings figures.
Other Issues holding gains Includ
ed Pennsylvania Railroad. New
York Central, Allied Chemical. Pen
ney and Kennecott Slipping to low
er levels were Goodyear. General
Motors, Youngstown Sheet, West
inghouse Electric Johns Mnnville,
Twentieth Century-Fox and Philip
Morris.
Selected railroad bonds improved.
Wheat at Chicago closed 4 a cent
to IS cents a bushel higher, corn
unchanged to up S-i and oats ahead
to 1H. Cotton near the finish was
11.15 to $1.45 a bale advanced.
Al Chem Dye 187
American Can 81
Am Pow & Lt i'i
Am Tel & Tel 150 H
Anaconda 35 si
Atchison 100
Bendlx Aviation .
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Calif Packing
Canadian Pacific
Case J I
Chrysler
C-awlth & Sou
Consol Edison
wuija vuim
Crown Zellerback
Douglas Aircraft
Du Pont De Nem .
General Electric
General Poods
General Motors
Goodyear Tire
Gt Northern Pfd
Int Harvester
33-4
SAi
26
32
124
- 40
60
- 2'j
- 224
- 145.
- 29
- 6H
59i
.175
37
37
564
- 414
43"4
- 904
Mortgage Loans
Business Property
Borne
Apartments
Stock Ranches
Lone term, low interest rat.
Prompt Service
Prepayment privileges.
No brokerage.
Monthly payments. Including
principal and Interest, as low
as $6.06 per thousand.
Howard Barnhisel
AatharUaS Broker for PradtntUJ
laaaraaea Ca.
Ill I. Btt rhano I1U
Int Paper Pfd
Johns Manville .
Kennecott
Long Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Dairy ....
N Y Central
North Am Co
Northern Pacific
Pac Am Fish
Pac Gas Eleo .
Pac Tel Tel
Pan American
Penney J C
Radio Corp
Rayonter
Revnolds Metals
Richfield
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
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 Pie
Westing Elec
Woolworth
Sl
38',
534
264
564
294
144
. 15.
. 204
. 15
. 324
96
. 9
43 H
9
584
354
194
184
364
. 194
51
35
634
18
11
27
175
184
384
73S
124
38 H
474
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO.
April 7 tPi tUSDAi Cattle: Salable
100. calves 10: about steady: loaa
lots medium-good steers, heifers and
range cows absent: mostly she
stock: odd common slaughter cows
$18.00; bulk canner-cutters $14.00-
16.50: odd medium sausage buus
$19.00; good quoted to $22.00: calves
steady: good 300-350 lb. slaughter
calves $28.50.
Hogs: Salable 150: around 25
cents lower; several packages good
choice 180-240 lb. butchers $23.50:
odd good sows $16.00-16.50.
Sheep: Salable 50: arrived late.
undertone strong: late yesterday 30
head top choice 95 lb. spring lambs
$23.25: medium-choice wooled ewes
quoted $8.00-10.00 untested.
PORTLAND. Ore., April 1 W)
(USDA) Cattle: Salable and total
200. calves 25; market moderately
active, mostly steady; load good
993 lb. fed steers $2525; few medium
steers $23.50 - 24.00: common
medium heifers $18.00-23.00; few
good light heifers upward to $25.50:
canner-cutter cows largely $14.00 to
$17.00; shells down to $11.00: common-medium
cows $1730-21.00; odd
good cows $21.50; good beef bulls
up to $23.50: medium-good sausage
bulls $19.00-22.75 good vealers steady
at $29.00-30.00; choice quotable to
32.00; common down to $18.00; culls
down to 12.00 or below.
Hogs: Salable 350. total 725: hold
over 100; market slow and uneven;
strictly good-choice under 50 lbs.
steady; bulk of supply medium-good
heavyweights, these unevenly lower;
sows around $1.00 lower: good to
choice 190-235 lbs. largely $23.50: few
medium grades $22.50; good-choice
250-270 lbs. largely $21.50; medium
grades $20.00; medium-good 285 to
360 lbs. $1900-1950: good 400-550
lb. sows mostly $18 00: one lot good
choice 96 lb. feeder pigs $33 60; good
56(1-600 lb. stags $15 00-16 00.
Sheep: Salable and toUil 25. mar
ket steady but mostly nominal: lew
head good wooled lambs $31.00: good
to choice quotable to $2150 or
above: odd good yearlings $18 00:
good-choice ewes quoted $1000 to
$11 00.
CHICAGO. April 7 ( AP-l'SDAl
Salable hogs 7000. total 7300: mostly
35-50 cents higher; most sows 35-50
cents higher: early top 3.100; late
top 33.50: bulk good and choice 170
240 lbs. 21.75-22.75: 350-370 lb. 30.50
31.50; 380-300 lb. 19 50-20.50 : 335-376
lb 18 25-19 50: weights over 400 lb.
around 17.75: most good 350-550 lb.
sows 16 50-17.50.
Salable cattle 8000. total 8000:
salable calves 500. total 500; gen
erally active: slaughter steers and
heifers 35-50 cents higher: most ad
vance on yearlings: cows scarce,
strong to 25 cents higher; bulls
steady except fat beef bulls 35 cents
or more lower: bulk good and choice
fed steers and yearlings 37.00-30.00:
several choice loads 30 35-31 50 In
cluding 1465 lb. weights at 30.75: top
31.50 for two loads 1111 lb. weights:
load lots medium grade steers 24 50-
25 50: good and choice heifers 26 25-
50; load steers and heifers 24.50-
25 50: good and choice heifers 36 35-
28 50: load steers and heifers mixed
29 25: good cows up to 53 00: can
ners and cutters 14.50-17.75: weighty
sausage bulls up to 53 50: good and
choice vealers scarce, firm at 24.00-
26.00: lower grades slow, weak.
nri.ixo
SALEM, April 7 tv Pharmacies
which are maintained In hospitals
must conform to Oregon pharmacy
laws and have a registered pharma
cist In charge. Attorney General
George Neuner ruled today for the
state board of pharmacy.
Klomoth Basin
Potato Shipments
(In Carload)
11147-8 1946-7
March M
Month to Dale 367 794
Season lo Dale m 10.065
CHICAGO, April 7 I1) tUSDAi
Potatoes: Total U. S. shipments
1045; arrivals 83. on truck 323: sup
plies light; lor western stock, de
mand moderate, market steady: for
northern stock, demand slow, mar
ket about steady; Colorado Red Mo
Chiles $4.75-6.00: Idaho Russet Uur
banks U. S. No. 1 $6 60-7.00. utilities
$5.40; Maine Kuthahdlus $4 00-4 05;
Minnesota-North Dakota Red River
valley Bliss Triumphs $3.60: Wash,
lngtou Russet 11m bunks $6.76. bak
ers $7.35: new slock: (50-lb. sucks':
Florida Bliss Triumph $4 50-4 60;
Texas Bliss Triumphs $4.25.
LOS ANOKLES. April 7 iA'i
lUSDAt Potatoes: 11 broken. 23
unbroken cars on truck: Minnesota
5, North Dakota 2. Idaho 15. urrivcd:
19 cars arrived by truck: market
slightly stronger on Russets; Idaho
Russets. No. 1-A $585-6 00.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 7 tdi
(USDA) Potatoes: 8 broken, 7
unbroken cars on track: California
Oregon 4 arrived: market slightly
strong: Klamath Russets, No. 1-A
$6.10: Idahos $5.75-5 85.
Cam plaints Filed
Lois Ford vs. John Ford, tuit for
divorce. Charge, cruel and inhuman
treatment. Couple married June 18.
1A.W. in Miami. Ok la. Plaintiff asks
to ration of. maiden name. Lois Phrlpa.
Attorney for plaintiff. H. C Merry nian.
Alice M. tapoxiolo vs. John Capozzolo,
suit for divorce. Charse. desertion.
Couple married October 31, 1W4. In New
York City Plaintiff asks custody of one
minor child, restoration of maiden name,
Alice M. PickiL Attorney for plaintiff,
E. E. Driscoll.
Jack L. Nealy vs. Lorraine Nealv. suit
for divorce. Charle. cruel and inhuman
treatment. Couple married March 15.
l!H7. in Reno. isev. Plaintiff asks
re to ration of maiden name. Lorraine
DeMars. Attorney for plaintiff, . E.
Driscoll.
Jastics Caart
Earl Conahan. no operator! license.
Fine S3 50.
Freeman Aetna Yount, running stop
sifn. Fine 5 50.
uan timer tmenea, no ioaa xiag. inn
3 50.
Joe Miles Denaon. no load flag. Fine
S5 50.
James Oliver Robertson, running atop
sign. Fine S5 50.
Ferman Shirk Schilling, nuuung stop
sign. Fine S5 50.
normin v ues Jay raioot, overload.
Fine 13.50.
YOUR GUESS IS
AS GOOD AS OURS
PRESS REPORTS THAT USED CAR PRICES
ARE GOING UP MAY BE WRONG . . . BUT
WE ARE SURE OF THIS
We have the cleanest cars in
town. They look and drive
like new!
1942 Studebaker Champ. Sedan
Orerdrire snd heater
1946 Packard Clipper 6 Sedan
Low mileage
1941 Studebaker Comm. Sedan
Heater, overdrive
1939 Ford Tudor Sedan
One of enr best burs
1941 Chevrolet Sedan
One owner
1939 Plymouth Pickup
High wheels
1941 Mercury Coupe
Good as It looks
1941 Ford Coupe
Mercury motor
These and other warranted cars are out
of the weather in our salesroom and
are PRICED TO SELL
Mcculloch motors
CARS
STUDEBAKER
TRUCKS
In the Heart of the Shopping District
Klamath Ave., where 8th St, ends. Phone 4149
GIBSON Born at Klamath Valley hos
pital. Klamath Falls. Ore . April
1EM0. to Mr. ana n Artnur Vinson,
2250 Garden, a boy. Weight, 10 pounds
41? ounces.
rR EM AN Bora at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore.. April 7,
1M8. to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frrman.
route 3 box 1068, a boy. Weight 7
pounds 6Va ounce.
FUNERALS
LI1-LIE MASV BBOWN
The funeral service for the late Lillie
Mary Brown, who passed away In this
city on Monday. April 5. will take place
from the Sacred Heart church. High at
8th. on Thursday. April 8. IMS where a
requiem man will be celebrated for the
repose of her soul commencing at 9:30
a. m.. the Rev. Father Timothy P. Casey
nfflciatine. Commitment service and in
terment in Llnkville cemetery. Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home In charge of the
arrangements.
OBITUARIES
JOHN HAItrON I.AKSON
John Barton Larnoit. a rrswU'nt (or the
past two ear. l4u away near Lock
out. Calif , on M.uuttv, April , UHll. he
was a native- of Superior, Wis , ami was
axed 31 years 8 months and all iU al
the time of his passu... H is survived
by hie wile. Eileen anu his moilu-r. Mis.
F. A. Larson of Ihls cH ; a uaunhlvi ,
Leltpia Ann of Spokane. Wah . a mlrr.
Mrs. Fay Uiitcn of this city. Mr lrson
was a member of Prltcau post So. l.UU.
VKW. The remains rest in Ward's KUm
ath Funeral home. 1S Hmh Notice of
tun rat arrangements will be announced
later.
THOMAS RUHAKtl ShllUNIiTON
Thomas Richard SkillttiKUui. a resident
for the past 3t years, xtrd away in San
Francisco, Calif, on Monday, April 1
ISHti. at 3 a m. He was a native of p
ttf 1ht creation of such dtslitct; on lilt
question of the apuioni'latv bouiultti li
to Iw as I m net I to such utMiicl. upon the
propnviy oi ine pvimoii, ami hi an uiimr
piociMdliigR taken uiuicr lh saut Act,
aim upon an nutations leivvaiii lo ai
inqitiiips, I ha said public hiMi iun will
oe nciu oy uif i aou s. onset v nil
I'tinimlUcp on FrilH,v, the Mill snv
Apt II, 1 !, bcyiniiliig at 1 ;ttt o clock.
p in., in uiv nnuiaiui urauge nail lu
inr v on my oi viiiinitin.
Kvny iM'i-soii. fum, iMipoialloii. slNt.
ctiutiiy, m- inuntcital awciicf luiltlina
lilli lo Irn aciea or moie oi laud 1 iu
Hilhiii Hie lluitta of ths above-up sci ittoj
Irtilloi-y, and all oilier tnlvtestrd
itaillfs ate invlled lo atlrlul and will
le aiven opportunity to ! heaid al the
time ami puce heiclulu'ioie Mwcihrd
STATK Stll. t'tlNNKItVATlUN COM-
mi ri n.t. up- uhkisijn
lt llowartt K i'luhitian,
Fvevutne Secreiaiy.
taifd. will day of Ma nil.
Ctu-vallls, Oregon
M .11. A. 7 No. HI
Ht'MMONM
t.uuin No. t
IN TilK Cllti'lUT flU'ltl OF THK
STAI'K OF OKKliON FOIl THK COl'N.
TV OK KUAMA 111
KUMkltr 1. CUHItlN, IMaintKf,
VB
HOSINA CUHHIN. IWfrnitNiit
TO KOSINA Cl'HHIN, DKKsiNDANT;
IN TIIK NAME OF THK KTATK OF
OHKliON, you are heveb requited lo
aptwar ami aitswir pUttittlf's voinplatiil
on (lie heiein on or before the itlili day
of April. HMtt. Iliat bsnim the dwle of die
last publication ol thu miiimoiu, and If
you fall to so answer or otherwise ap
oear. for want thereof plaintiff will
apply lo the court for the tellef prayed
in hi complaint, to wn; ror uie
decree of this court ii-aullna; to him a
decree oi aloolule divorce ol and Horn
you upon the ground or Ciitel and in
human I real men I. devretug plaintiff to
be I he sole owner ol the DM) Itutck auto-
hlle lelonaing lo ttie parlies hereto.
j ml restoring you to lour former name
of KotiiM Noble. .
Tilts summons Is sei-ved upon you by
publication thereof in the Herald News
once etch week for four consecutive
weeks Ulie insert Ions pursuant to th
order of the Honorable David H. Van
denttertf . Judae of the alnivv entitled
ourt, made ana entered ine zinn nay
of March, lt4U, the first puhllcattoii tu
be matte on the :iUt day of March. ItMtl,
and the last publication thereof lo be
made ott the wurt ttsy o rtpiu, ivn.
FOWIN r. OltlSi. Ol-l.
Attorney for I'lsmttK
Pine Tiee HulldinK
Klntoalh Falls, Oieaon.
M 31: A 7 U Jl JH- No. tU
They'll Do It 12vcry Time
BSMW l,fJM
TrEMDLCCHIM, THE PlcTi bluff, is full
OF MAGNIFICENT IDEAS WHEN HE kNOWS
HE CANT rtIT THEM INTO EXECUTION
"" D06G0NE IT.' IF IT
cSrtvJ HADN'T PEEKI SUCH )
T if A MISERABLE VAV. I
I WAS OINci TO TAkTE
S-r 1 VOU FOR A DRIVE IN
.Sl is ry THE COUNTR ANP 4
?XA COULD HAVE
'T)?tw ylXWt'i)R MOTHER."
By limmy Hatlo
But just iiV ano pin htm dcmh
gome dav-Vem-just try t
AMD DO IT
UkwV, vx's a cwc".E(xis T
-l DAV. COULDN'T WE CO I
:tii FOR A LITTLE RIDE
iliffi y ji T - I ALL I WANNA
(iivo B CATCH t
i'VWK V2; ( up on somh )
CLASSIFIED RATES
day
1-day run .
3-day run .
la run
Week run .
Moulh run
NOTH ; til HAt.K OF Hhl Al. PKOI r KU
Notice is heiettv given that from and
after the 3.rd day of Apill. HUM, Frank
AtwoAxl. Kxecutor of the Kslate or C'Ura
A Moore. Ieceaaed. will, pursuant to an
order of the Circuit Court of the State
ot Oregon for the County of Klamath
dulv entered on the 22nd day of March.
1'J-ttt. proceed to sell at prttate sale lor
rash. sut)ect to the approval ot the
aUtve-entltled Court, all the right, title
and Interest nf Clara A. Moore In and
Huron, Mich., and was atced 77 years. 5 i to the following-described real properly.
months and 13 days at the time of hu
passing He la survived by a daughter.
Mrs. Dorolhy Abner, a son. Lynn, and
two grandchildren, all of this city. Mr.
Sklllington was a memtxr of Klamath
Falls lodge No. . Ul'OK: Knighta of
Pythias No. Ititt. Yreka. Calif . the Uuna
mulr. Calif . lodge lOOF. and the A J
Stevens division No. Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers. The renvaiivs will
rest in Ward s Klamath Funeral home,
9JA High, upon arrival from San Fran
cisco. Notice of funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
CORPORA!. ROl.l.O HKKN Kll ( III VM:
Corporal Rollo Bernard Cheyne, I'SMC.
a lifelong reeident of Klamath county,
passed away at Guam. T. M , on July 30.
1944. He was a native of Klamath Falls,
and was aged 21 years 2 months and 13
days at the time of his passing. He Is
urvi-ed by his mother. Mrs Fannie M.
Cheyne of this citv: six brothers, Alex
ander Bud'. H Cecil. Robert C. Law
rence D. and Dale C. of thu city. Mllo
C. of Portland; four sisters. Mrs Ran
dolph Ha mm of this city, Mrs Dewey
Pollard of Crescent City. Calif . Mrs.
John Takacs Jr . and Mrs. Herman Turn
baugh of Tulelakc. Calif The remains
will rest In Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home. 929 High, after 11 M a m. Friday.
April t Notice of the funeral arrange
ment will be announced Thursday.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF MKKTINO OF FtJI'M.IA
TION HOARD Of MNNYSlHK IRRIGA
TION DISTRICT OF KHMATH
C'OCNTV, OREGON
Notice ts hereby given that the Board
of Directors of the Runnyslrte Irrigation
District wilt, commencing Tuesday, May
4. 194fl. at the office of the Dutrict. sit
as a Board of Equalization for the pur
pose of reviewing and correcting the
asaeasment roll of the District for the
fiscal year commencing July 1. IfHB
Wendell Moore.
9 Secretary.
A. T-14 No T7
DAVID JAMES JONES
The funeral service for the late David
James Jones, who paased away In this
city on Monday. April 3. will take place
from the chapel of Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home. ft25 Hlsh. on Thursday.
I April 8. 1943 at 2 p. m.. the Rev. Victor
4 Phillips of the First Methodist church
officiating. Commitment service and in
I ferment in Lfnkvflle cemetery. Friends
: are respectfully Invited to attend.
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NOTICE OF HEARING I PON ORGAN!
7.ATION OT PROPONED MIIH.AND
HES'I.EF HOIf. CONSERVATION DIS
TRICT. EMBRACING I. AND I. VINO IN
KI.AMATII COI NTV. OREGON
WHEREAS, on the 22nd day of March.
IMA. there was duly filed In the office
of the State Soil Conservation Committee
at Corvallls. Oregon, a petition signed by
47 landowners, pursuant to the nrovliinns
of the Soil Conservation Districts Law.
Chapter 3. Title 10B. O C L A . requesting
me establishment or trie Miniand-tieniey
Soil Con.servation District, and
WHEREAS, the lands described bv said
petition, and any other lands which will
be considered for Incluslnn in the said
district are located In Klamath County
and described substantially as followi:
All or parU of T 38 South; R B, 9, 10
Kant. W M.
Alt or parts of T 40 South; R 0. 10 East.
NOW. THKREFORF. notice Is hereby
given that a public hearing will be held
pursuant to the said petition, on the
question of the desirability and necessity,
In the interest of the general welfare.
FLOWER SHOP
430M1IN
M7lwS447
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INTERNATIONAL
Power Units
DIESEL or GAS
Money Saving Power for any Purpose
Sawmills
Pumping
Hammer Mills
Road Machines
Winches
Rock Crushers
International Harvester Industrial Dealer
IIOWARP
coope n
tOIH'OllATION
651 Market Street Phone 9212
Wit
Dennis lot
N 70' Lot 5 and N 70" of W 34 IW'
nf t.ot tt, Block 14 Original Town,
Newman Houae.
All that portion of Lota nine ' and
two 2 of Block fifty-eight iW.
Nirhols Addition lo KUmath FalU.
Oregon, descrllted as follows. 11 a" Mi
ning at a point ninety m feet Nirlh
of the most Southerly corner of said
l.ot nine i and on the Westerly line
of Eajt Street, thence Wft al right
angles to East Street lo Westerly tine
of Lot nine li; thence Southerly slung
Westerly line of Lot nine and I Ml
two '3' to a point twenlV'ftve il.v feet
Southerly from the corner common to
Iota (wo 'l', three i3'.' eight H and
nine ! of said Block fifty eight
thence Easterly to a point on ths
Westerly line of East Street twents
twn -33' feet Northerly from the most
Southerly corner of said ImI nine :
thence Northerly sivty-cight nUti feel
to the point of beginning. Klamath
Countv. Oregon.
Land W'est of Klamath FalU:
Nl,N", Sec 0. Tp. 39 S R C . W M ;
N'jNE'.. Sec 1. Tp M S . R " E ,
WM: SE'.NE'. Wt.srt,. SESE',
See 3T. 3MS.R 8E.WM; Frac
SW',SW, and Frac SW,NW',. Sec
31. T 38 S . H 9 E . W M . 444 13 A
Whit I ik PrnnrrH:
SW'.NK'i NW'.SE'.. Sec 3 Tp. 41
S . R 10 E . W M V
-Lot IB. Block a. Idlerest
I.ota I and 2. Block U. West Lake Park
Chambers Houtes '
The Southeasterly Fifty feet of Lot
seven i7 and that portion ol l.ot
eight 8i and nine 11)'. Block M of
Ktrhols Addition to Klamath FalU.
Oregon, more particularly described
as follows;
Beginning at a point in the F-iterl
boundary of the said Lot of Block
5H. nineteen and eleven hundredtlu
feet Southerly from the Nortnrstrri
corner of the said Lot 9. and running
thence Westerly at right angles to Kal
Street, eighty-three and tlx hundredths
feet: thence Southwesterly at right
angles to Twelfth Street, sixty-four and
six hundredths fee! more or les. to a
point in the Southwesterly boundary of
the said Lot 8: thence Northwesterly
along the said Southwesterly boundary
or said Lot 8 to the moat westerly
corner of said I-ot ; thence North
easterly a!ing the line between Lots 7
and 8 to the Intersection thereof with
the Southwest line of Twelfth Street;
thence Southeasterly along said South
west line of Twelfth Street to Its Inter
section with the West line nf East
Street; thence South along said West
line of East Street nineteen and eleven
hundredth! feet lo the point of be
ginning; all In Block Fifty-eight 'Vi.
Nichols Addition to , Klamath Falls,
Oretfon.
all situate In the County of Klamath,
State of Oregon.
Proposals to purchase said property
mav be made to me at Room 204. Pint
Tree Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Dated and first published March 24.
1M8' FRANK ATWOOD
Executor of the Etle of
Clara A Moore deceased
M 24-31. A 7-14. No. S-V
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Arts received by I p m wilt appeal same
sue moon in -New Today" column
New Today
NOTICE OF MEETING OE EOI'AI.I.A.
THIN BOARD OF MAI. IN IRRIGATION
DISTRICT OF KLAMATH CO I' N TV.
OREGON.
Notice Is hereby given thai the Board
of Directors of the Maltn Irrigation Dis
trict of Klamath County. Oregon, will,
commencing Tuesday, May 4. 1U4D. at 10
o'clock A. M. at the office of the Dts
Irict. being the City Hall. Malin, Oregon,
sit as a Board of F-qualliatlon for the
purpose of reviewing and correcting Ihe
assessment roll of the District for the
fiscal year commencing Julv I. I'M ft
Mark Evans.
Secretary.
A 7-14No. 78.
NOTICE OE MEET I NO OF TOTALIZA
TION IH) A R II OF PINE OROVE IRRIGA
TION DISTRICT OF KLAMATH
COCNTV, OREGON
Notice Is hereby riven that the Board
of Directors of the Pine Orove Irrigation
District will, commencing Tuesday, the
, 4th rtny nf May. 1040, at Ihe office nf the
I Board of Directors at the residence of
A. R Campbell within said District, sit
I as a Board nf Efjuallrjitlon for the pur
j pose of reviewing and correcting the
I assessment roll of the Dlstrirl for the
fiscal year commencing July J. 1MB
I A. R. Campbell.
Secretary.
A. 7-14 Io. 79
: KLAMATH IRRIGATION DINTHIf T
I NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION
i Notice is hereby given that the Board
r of Directors of Klamath Irrigation Dls-
Irict, acting as a Board of Equalization
I will meet at the office nf said District
in the courthouse basement In the City
I of Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Tuesday.
I May 4. lfMB. at 10 A. M. for Ihe purpose
or reviewing and correcting its assess
ment and annortlonmetit nf taxes.
JOHN L. STEWART JH
Secretary of Klamath Irrlga.
. Hon District.
A. 7-14-No. R3.
AUTHORIZED
DISTRIBUTOR
FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER
GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORS
l4-V3V2--34H.P.
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
KLAMATH MACHINE
ti Locomotive Works
Spring & Elm
Mill Supply Dept.
Phone S141
i'lower Shop
ihivi:i.
, fAt Greenhouses)
3AH 8. 6th. Phonri 11335 nd D.'MO
Free Delivery Flower by Wire
Funeral Deilrni Our Specialty
CORRECTION
Due to an ermr in yesterday's paper
Ihe hit "See owner. :tst.lo Frteds. ee
nings. was included in Ihe following
ad This should have read
See Hairy Van. Salesman wtth
HENRY NFWHOl'SE. REALTOR
1 40 t Main l'hiuie tULU (evenings ajo4i
BO-ACHE FARM
A3 acres under dilt-h. 07 acres cultivated
Extra sub-irrigated pasluie land goes
with this farm Tuu-hedrooiii home
i ith eslra Itedroom on til Hit y ptitch
Deep well, gotnl water, New ttarn. UflssU.
list Juniper lenceptMls, dump rase, two
section drag hai row, fl f I. springtoolh
harrow, 5 It mower, one hay stacker,
one pig it.'., lbs or more', 'di chickens,
2 Jersey heifers, ;W months old; two
3-ear-old unbroken saddle colts. Com
plelely fenced with I'atge wire Elec
tricin, rock road, i-iunl bus itugh
chttd and grail , This farm located
about 14 miles frtun Klnmalh Falls. A
real buy lor only JlVuoo Terms
See Harry Van, Salesmait with
HENRY NEWIIOt'SE. HEAI.TtH
140 E Main I'h-nr on.iv evenlngt itriH'
LIST VOCH PROPERTY NAW We
have t fienls for 3 and 3 tedroom
homes lit South SuburlM and Mills
Addition. If you want U m we
will tie glad to handle thst tr sonar.
Hon fur on, guaranteeing satlsfar
tlun and ef Orient serv Ire
JOHN C AlU.ETSLNt.EH. REALTOR
intrt Mam Si Phone S..S
LICHTEIt REPAIR, complete service on
Thoren llglttais In .1 davs
RICKYS JEWELERS DOWNSTAIRS
STORE
Phone JIM
IWifl "CHEVROLET for sale Call 441
after a p m
FOR SALE da vetijrt and matching 3
chairs. $1 Inquire at l.g Cabin Inn.
Keno Hlghwa. Phone 7uiW
ACCTION SALE
EVERY WEDNESDAY NK.HT. 7 W P M
H k II ACCTION MART
iWlKMlSI
We sell rahhiti, poultry, household fur
nishings and farm machinery
II ring your s Utile Items
COL. FRED HOW A HI), Auctioneer
Phone 0410
SPEClAi; FRIDAY AND SATI'RDA Y
ALL LEATHER (.MOMS AT PRICE
HERTRAM S JEWELRY
naw Main
HOMEMADE ICEIlOX 3fKtb. rapacity
Price w Ltl N. loth.
WANTED, mechanic work by experi
enced vet Phone B4A1.
FOR SALE, cheap, 40 pounds seed peas
n:t3 Oak
WANTED, young woman under M years
for permanent position as saleswoman
In wall pa iter and paint store Some
bookkerping (itve age and reference.
Write Itox Oil. rare Herald-News
FARMERS -One 0-vnlt gasoline battery
rharger. nil burning heater ' room
sle. , rheap. WeilgewntMl talletop
' butane iurnlng rook stove. HMt model,
reasonable Phone fHMtf
MILK CoOLINO enuipment Orade A
set up New. MARK SMITH At CO..
IW E M;n Phone .VI70
4 ROOM modern unfurnished house for
rent. 440 month ouA Van Ness.
FOH SALE. , -ton pane), new palnf.
new motor. Priced right. 217 K. Main,
R In A p m
WANTED. tftMNl to'ilniVW) to )m paid
monthly at n" Interest, secured by
first rent eslate mortgage on business
properly gromaing $40J) per month, and
4 room modrrn house. Write Hox 01.
care Herald -News.
FDR SALE, my equity. 19.TT OMsmohMe
club coupe, I1U. Call 4171. ask fur
Jesse
FOR SALE. Incinerator with colts." 2330
Apple gate Phone 4AM
FY)H SALE 10 14 Plymouth," has new
engine, transmission and differential
overhauled, new clutrh. brake system
completely new. Inquire at 2203
Harden.
WlAHIV ri acra. rooms, no! modern.
Furnished. Very neat and attractive
little home. Picket frnced, nice lawn.
$lbW. Terms.
s s
5 ACRES: Fenred. no buildings: S miles
from town on Washburn Way. 1'&H).
4-HEDROOM: A Veal home. 1300 feet
of floor space on ground floor, two
bedrooms upstairs, full basement, two
lots with fruit trees, berries, etc
Plastered walls, clean and neat. A
new refrigerator and stove. Included.
Only ftoooo for all this.
Carl Wildermuth. wilh
JOHN C. ARUKTHINCIKR. HF.AI.TOn
I0HI Main Hi Phone fl.VH ieve. WHm
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ALL LEATHER flOODS AT "j PHICB
1IEHTH AM'fl JEWELRY
a Main
WANTED, woman' for light 'housework
and companion for seml-lnvalld, days.
Phone Hlou after fl p m.
ATTENTION. " Naval Housing moihera:
Will care for children while you shop.
Phone 2-mXt.
TOH SALE, Ohver'flO. Ttiw cnip, wheel
trartor, one year old. A-l condition.
Priced lo sell. Paul Wampler, Chllo-
quln. Ore.
foil HALE,Trnilerhouse. priced rlghi
for quick sole. I4u4 Derby.
CAMDEN prepnrntlon. New. modern
equlpmrnt. now any orpin, nae
fJordv. 7H:M, Rt. 2, Itox 4H2.
JOH SALE, wenner plgs. 4415" Winters
Ave.
roil 8Ar.Krwiriehoiiter"Si70, SaviiKe ttOO,
Remington pump, model .11, 3')-gniigr.
All A-l condition. Phone 00,17 after
fl p.m., week days.
JUST ARRIVED Two-slice automatic
pop-up tons tors, fully guaranteed.
Only glOWT
JUCKYH JKWELEnS DOWNSTAIRS
STORE
Phone .'lift!
New rod ay
NOW AVAILABLE
LIMITED SUPPLY OF
Certified and Foundation Russet
POTATOES!
Call Bob Cheyna S660 Days, 4964 Evenings
GEO. C. BURGER
WILLIAMS BUILDING
roil BALE, daveno. 4n. .1 pirce led
room set, springs and malt less, simi.
Morris I'halr, 115, eleelrlc range.
Phone 44MA
foil HALE, like new sewing machine,
in beautiful wood canine I . Reason
able 1 1 J I Lancaster
PIN I'P I. AMI'S The hatd lo get Wind
Hrhneider s Yariel, 4m) I H. mti Open
evenings.
OARDEN PI.OWINO. discing and bar
rowing bv Jolt or houi Call a I
Mclean Hlrect or XXXi Homedale Road,
or phone tiujo
t4n WHITE WA 21 with tagab'lig asle.
eitiiptd with fMiwer tundier rolls
t all llli k Ml. hauls at 3lO
ROOM AND HOARD I'd WOMAN. S
tn 4o. wtth job or part time Job in
es. change for helping with housework.
lsei'latie. rnodein subuihan home on
bus line. Write Una U3. rare Herald
News S ROOM furnished home for rent No
children or pets Middle aged people
onlv Inquire al Ihe Roundup Tavern,
ftouth fllh
llOoM. txteri) for two genltemeu, pri
vate home Phone Sill.
FOR RENT to couple, smell furnished
house, gas floor furnace, f40 munth.
Call 74JW
WANTED, rom(Mtent houskeeter Must
he able to vooa and serve Living
quarters furnished Hrfeieni'es re
quired Call HUH, or apply Tu Wash
ington Rt
fOt'ND. Oregon license plate No .17 1U0
Owner may liave same by calling al
Herald News
MVST SELL IM MEDIATELY, ft bedroom
home. Venetian blinds. Insulation
t7fi tito down and terms. He
ownsrr. 2fi'J Hotnettale.
CLEAN-CTT. ""ronsrtenllous men who
are not a Ira Id of hard wot Most
have good car flood opiMtrtunlty for
right men Apply 14" I Esplanade,
between 7 and p m Wednvsde
1 ROOM furnished apartment for rent.
Call ntn.i
fCtU SALE Norse washing inarhiiie
so. good rtmilillon 1414 H Bth
rOH HAt.T. eqmt in J lwlroitt home
on ' acre gmd anil. 14U Hunimeis
I-ne
FOR RENT 1 room cahln. partly fur
nished. Prefer rouple with small child
H () .14 Ml lloarduian
WANTED, exiivr tenced i'eno-ly pist by
lo. al flnanre rompany. Apply In wr
son. alotor Invsilmnil Co. 114 N 7th
EOR AAI.E Masse Harris lilt HM trar
tor. slarler. esiellent ronditlon. 917V1
7 ft Mollne landntu disc, John
Ieere 4 tnittom plow, plowesl onlv
acies, 44n nil) Mi Clymonds. phone
4JH1. Tulelake
FOR SALE refrigerator. Q fl . needs
repair. 10.11 Molel A sedan Phone
tnwil
4 Goncral Notices
REWARD
$1000.00
For inloiniallon leading lo
Ihe arrest and conviction of
tho (xirly or parlies who Hols
2 hind tKirlers ol Elk meat
and I hind quarter of besf
from my meat safe at ths
BLACK AND WHITE RANCH
at Pue Valley Saturday night,
March 27lh, 1948.
Chet Barton,
ti.ihl tor Hetiu other ISA
M ftolMiaky, Star m.t WH
I. Ot
NUT
Titian
Perionoli
I'HIVATK MlftTWM" ""
du iidih or onr.tittN
t tlom n. rar ll.ralil N.wf
8 Transportation
tut' Hvavy H, tiling. Cr.n a
nik. .'all 1TI
kimmii rnriuiiT UNSS
till Klamath Av
WANT rtil wtlh iwrty going aa.i l
Kviu hall laa Cltr. tulorart
Ntiring.. ".K-hlla. Kanaa, aoon
ii....il!v -jnnn rirtain
10
Sorriest
MONEY
FOR RENT
III hard to rent a hm BUT f
can convrnirnily riitt monty.
15 monUu to pay.
LOANS ON
Salary
Furnitura
Automobiles
EOR SALE, new Uree sire daenorli
aid chair, veluur cover hoerLl ptum coiifldrntUU iifTanged with
IS7 !W Terms
tCC AS ri'RNITI'RE I OS E Main
BAY IIHOfilKLif I
HEAL ESTATE '
OAK RI1KE HER VICE STATION on -Higliwav
Ml Mrand new station tl(h t
all new equipment Handling wrli knnsti
lines Entire proriy for sale for fjolrk
turn price of 91 4. (KM), with 42ix down
TAVERN. REMTAl'RANT and CARD
ROOM In brand new ronrrete liuildlng
With S apartments overhead, romplele
sfjulpntent in each business, ranges and
refrigerators In eah apartment Mill I it
Ing. Iiunnrti, euipmenl, everything
goes. 73.000,
Enr more lnfoinallnn. rnnlaet
E W HTEWAHT
Mailing address, Hur Rt . Oakrldge, Ore
RAY IIROOOON
7 W lllh Etigrne. Ore IMwme 4:wia
OLD AT 4o. .Vi, on"" MAN' You te
rrsiy! ThouAnds teppy a! 70. Oslres
Tonic 7'ablels pep U ImmUks larking
Iron. Eor rundown feeling many men.
women rail "old " New "get artpislnl
ed ' sire ONLY fUTc. At all druggists -In
Klamath Eel Is at Walgreen a and
Whitman Drug
ATTEND riKKT Annual Northwest Chhu
rhllla Hhow, sponsoted bv Oregon-Washington
Itranrh nf National t.'hlnrhllla
Breeders Association at Peninsula
Park, Portland llotilevard at Alblna.
Portland. Ore. April III and II. I 'Oil
FOR SALE " Recorder, radio, phoeogrttph
comblnalinn, W I Icon (lav record In
console. 4 months nld, like new. Will
trade my 911.1 equity for good battery
nr elerlrlr radio, or make offer. Hal -sure
on recorder H 41 per month,
linn Kane,
FOR SALE. lu4T hlgrk 4 door flulrk
sedan. Alt accessories. Phons Merrill
21)11.
CfliflM.iTwllh "one child desires to rent
3-bedroom unfurnished house. Mrs.
Nelson. iao A lfornn)a.
FOR HAf.R. R. C. Allen adding machine,
practically new. Roso Motor Co., 4lh
and Klamath.
FOH SALE, new It hedrmiin home, large
cemented attached garage, coved
linoleum, hardwood floors. Venetian
blinds, fully insulated SLVKi down.
Ofr Hummers Lane. 4XKI liverne.
foil "SALE, T-fHl International. JumlWi
scraper. Walter Case beer, Ilnnanca,
Ore.
FOR SALE, set' o tracks for Harris
combine, nr sullable for heavy duty
trailers. Everett l.ynam, Tulelake, or
Inquire Stronghold Store.
V)H SALE, davenport and rhnlri blue
frelre, Ivnry womlwork. Mrs. Trty
Steyskal. Maltn, nr phone .IfM.
FOR SALE nr trade, eriilly In HM2 Fnrrl
Eordor sedan. Can he seen, lllack St
White Tire Shop.
Meeting Notices
KNKJMTS TEMPLAR
MEET
Calvary C'omninndery No.
Ill will confer Order
ot the Temple, tin a chiss
nf cn nd I tin I es ton In hi
Wodnesdiiyi fit t;',t n tn.
All Sir KulfihlH Invited.
l.OMflR MEKT1NO every
Thuradny and Inlllalion
every fourth Thtirsdny.
W. C. llOOPEn,
1010 Pine Secrelnry
KLAMATH FALLS
AERIE No. 2MI0
Regular mealing
every Tursday night
7:41 n m . E ( E
Rli' s-ealst srihall. nth and Walnut
rfrtfi&nGc iOffTTr Visit Ing meinhers
rnrdlally Invltrtt
2 Lost and found
I.OHT AT THE ARMORV AT TIIK
riHKMKN'S HAI.L, JIINT BKroilR
INTKHMISHION, A MAN'S nr.NllilH
wrist watch. nr.wAiio. nr..
TlinN TO lir.HAM)-NKWH OR Til.
411110 AFTER S P. M
CflRT. rnitlii""soltlrn t-hrker, nnmrcl
"I'ater," parhHiiri At OVH. IMione :ini7.
COMMERCIAL
FINANCE CORP.
107 No. th Phons TTU
TOM O'DWYER
Mnns(r
Lie. S-1M Uc u-nt
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Newest Similar? Molliod
Also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Clrnru Hrwir I. Inn ot Itaots, tic
Phono 9118 or 3230
ED 11. KINO
EXCAVATING
Mobil Bliovrl unci Trench Ho
llulliliiitfr Kill Ulrt Toptoll
Drlvrwny Clndrrn
CIIANE 8KRVICE
GRAHAM BROS.
Phone 4077
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
DRAIN TILE PUT IN
L. A. KING
Phone 9682
Now Is the Time
to put Unit Iwirn ynrrt frrllllrer on
Inwn nnrt flower beds. Gives lawns
Unit pretty green color. Writs card
to J. A. West, P. O. Box 873.
FULLER BRUSHES
CLEM JOYER
14.15 Mnrtln Street Phons 5877
I'l.OWINI!. DISCING AND MAIinOW
NO GMnlrn, nr McrnH. No Job loo
liiiHa nr Iimi ainnll Mynnril Smith.
4:illl Winter Ave. Phon. 7IIM.
CIMITA1NH Uiinnrrnd. pickup and at-
llvnry. I'limtn 4mifi.
KI.KCTIItrY VOttll BKWINTMACiuem
Mnlnra snrt hsht, S:IB no
rrrn tnalsllnllon aatlmata hirniiihaS la
nilvniirf.
HINfiKn RltWINO MACNINR CO.
"" Msln IMiona S4IU
WINDOW Cl.r-ANINrtriionVi. and enm.
nienlnl Janitor work. I'ulntcil wall!
eleanrft. flfinrx rli.nnt1 nrt wmtari,
JKSHr IIIIIIIIAHM A SONS
Phllllfl 7II7H nr UA1U
WtJ rtO IIKMNTITOIIINO," )0e4.'?n'r
y. IOr ,mk. Arl Nadla
nrk Hhop, ;ias Mnln, upalalra.
PICTIINE rilAMINO-Cariiao HhopTTfW
Mnln t'hnni H4H7
DIIKSHMAKINrt .nd-all.rallonsnira.
Jnnr,. (Minim SHItt.
UKHHININO ilra,mlilnsallrtlnna.
l.raia (.v. phona JIS7. Palleaa
7'ltfHlra Ant,
tM.tl.)!! t.AVtNa7aanHliiindMnbMnsr.
iinrri l.nu, phono H.1H0,
Local and tans DulancaTnvlfiT"
( rnllnl, Parking and Slnrnsa
KI.AMATH ritKIOIIl I.INKR
Phone 77111 101 Klamatli Ara.
PAINTINClTTiiierlor and anlarlor. SJarn-
tlinlllB II I. llpnu.n .I innm
SrwiNd MAC1IINR HRPAinr ap.rt
V. . . V. " "lnlp- Tfo ailimatrs,
lluily'i Kiirnltura Eiichaiiso, 3:ai M.
f.l.MKiV HMITIt, CUMKNTPONTIlACTOR -A
Plinna 411:111 311411 P., ,...-
... . R..VAN!, CABINET SHOP
UI7 I Main Phon, s4IS