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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 8, T748 MARKETS and FINANCIAL Active Trade Boosts Grains CHICAGO, April 8 W) An active trade sent (rains up for good advnncca on the board of trade today. Wheat was aided by a pessimistic private crop forecast for Kansas, overnight sales of flour to foreign countries, a hike of 1 cents a bushel In the prlve the government will pay for cash wheat, and pur chases of more than a million bushels of wheat by the government . yesterday. Wheat dosed lM-3 higher, May M.48-5.49U. corn was S'j-81. higher, May a.26-$2.26U. oats were S-1t higher, May il.H-T, and soybeans were 6 cents higher, May $3 91. Wheal Open Illicit tow Close May J.45-X 2 50 2.451. 2.49-3.49Vj July . 2 35 2 38 2.34 2.36-'t Sept. 2.32 i 2.35'i 2.32 'i 2 34'j Dec 2.33'i 2.36 2.33-1 2.34 Some Stocks Show Gains NEW YORK. April 8 (Pi Up ward tendencies were exhibited by individual favorites In today's stock market although light selling de pressed many leaders. Profit enshing on the lengthy rise ( was in evidence from the start. Dealings wcer among the slowest of the past three weeks. Volume for the full proceedings, however, was In tile neighborhood of 1,000,000 shares. ' A few aircraft pushed forward on expectations of large-scale military orders. Rails did little in response to the move for Increased passen ger lares. Montgomery Ward, U. S. Smelt' ing. Nickel Plate Railroad and Erie . Railroad went Into new high terrl i tory for the year. Ahead most of the time were Boeuig, Douglas Air. craft, U. S. Steel, eGneral Motors, Schenley, International Paper, Mis sion Corp., Standard Oil iNJ) and Eastern Air Lines. Bonds followed a narrow groove. Cotton, toward the finish, was up IS cents to $1.80 a bale. At Chicago wneat ended up 1U to 3 cents a bushel, corn 34 to 5" and oats to IS. Al Chem & Dye 188 Am Pow & Lt 9 Am Tel & Tel 150 S Anaconda 35', Atchison 100H Bendix Aviation . Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Calif Packing Canadian Pacific Case J I Chrysler Comwlth Sou Consol Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zellerback Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft Du Pont De Nem . General Electric General Foods General Motors . ' Goodyear Tire Gt Northern Pfd Int Harvester . Int Paper Pfd Johns ManvUle "Kennecott Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kehinator . Nat Dairy NY Central North Am Co Northern Pacific Pac Am Pish Pac Gas & E!ec Pac Tel & Tel Pan American Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier Rayonier Pfd r Reynolds 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 33H 344 274 324 - 124 404 60 - 2H 22 15 294 64 61 -.1754 36 37 U 564 - 414 434 90 54 384 54-4 26 574 20 - 294 - 14S 154 204 15 334 97 - 9; 424 - 9A 29 344 254 19 '4 184 - 364 - 194 - 51 244 634 194 -. 104 264 .175 18H - 284 V S Steel Warner Bros Pic Westing Elec Woolworth . 744 . 1 . 29 . 464 Klamath Basin Potato Shipments (In Carload.) 1947-8 1946-7 March it 6 Month to Date 367 794 Season to Dale 6472 10.065 CHICAGO, April 8 MViUSDAl Potatoes: Total U. S. shipments 941: arrivals 125. on track 240: supplies light for westerns, demand fair, market about steady: for northerns. supplies moderate, demand slow. market slightly weaker: for Idaho. very few sales; Colorado red Me clures $4.80-5.00: Idaho Russet Bur banks U. S. No. 1 $7.00, utilities $5.30, Maine Katahdins $3.90; Minnesota-North Dakota Red river Bliss Triumphs $3.50. Cobblers $2.80, red Warbas $3.10; new stock (50 lb. sacksi : California long whites $4.75 5 00; Florida Bliss Triumphs $4.50-4.65. WHY WE SAY r IM I MARIAN This pil l's nmtie linii a Ilcbrew-Laliu origin and menus "of bitter grace." The name was first used in Italy as Mariana, in honor of the Virgin Mary and Saint Anne. English usage made it both Mary Ann and Marian. Readers of literature will recall Maid Marian, the love of R K;H llr. wl COM. 14 It IMtU NATtMn coat TMVwoaio aavm rnnvift tUhril ami of aeiierel clrvulalt.m Klamath County, Oregon, by outer ul tit HtMi. David H. Vamlcutteig made anil entered un Am a. iimn. The (uit lli Chat imlilicatlou ul Hilt lumiuoiie U April a, r-AHHKNH A MAXWELL AlUu ne for IMaliHKf Mil Main ISUcet Klamath Full. Oregon, A. IS XX ittt-No. tu, LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April 8 P tUSDAl Salable cattle 100. calves none; receipts limited: good drizzling rain all morning: load good 1280 lb. steers $24.25; stead-; few medium 1145 lb. steers $23.50: good light steers, heifers and range cows absent: few common slaughter cows $17.00-17.50; can ners-cutters practically absent at $16.50 down: odd good bulls $22.00; quotable top on calves $30.00. Salable hogs 150: generally steady: few packages good-choice 190-230 lb. barrows and gilts $23.50; top choice 256 lb. Nebraskas $24.00; odd good sows $16.00-16.50. Salable sheep none; late yesterday good 87 lb. spring lambs $22.60 steady; medium-choice wooled ewes $8.00-10.00. PORTLAND, April 8 (USDA1 Salable and total cattle 100. calves 25; market mostly steady but rather slow on common cows; good steers lacking, 1 load Wednesday $25.25 week's top on high good grades 50.85; lew medium steers $23.00 cutter-common light heifers $16.00. 21.00; canner-cutter cows $14.00. 17.00; very little below $15.00 but shells down to $11.00: common cows mostly of fat dairy type $1730-18.00: odd medium beef cows up to $21.00: common-good sausage bulls $18.50- 22.50: odd head $23.00: good vealers steady at $29.00-30.00; choice Quoted $32.00; light young culls down to $10.00. Salable hogs 250. total 950: mar ket slow, about steady: good-choice 185-2ZS lbs. largely $23.50: few 177- 230 lb. weights $23.00: good-choice iaz-165 lbs. $21.00-21.50: Kood-choice 250-280 lbs. $20.50-21.50: part load medium-good 290 lbs. $20.00. with 330 lbs. $19.00: good 400-500 lb. sows $18.00-18.50; choice 80 lb. feeder pigs $24.00. Salable sheep none: market nomi nal; good-choice wooled lambs sal able around $21.50-22.50; fat ewes quotable up to $11.00. CHICAGO, April 8 WMUSDAi Salable hogs 8500; total 8700; mar ket active. 25-50 cents lower on weights under 250 lbs.; heavier weights uneven but steady to 25 cents lower; closed virtually steady; Oulu Moeeo MACDOEL, CALIF. Mixed Drinks Dancing LES GARDNER and HIS ELECTRIC STRING ORCHESTRA Every Saturday Night sows around 25 cents off: top 22.50: bulk good and choice 170-230 lb. 21.75-22.25: 140-260 lb. 20.50-31.50; 270-290 lb. 19.50-20.50 : 300-350 lb. 18.25-19.25: several loads 375-450 lb. butchers 17.50-1800: most good 350-550 lb. sows 16.25-17.25; complete clearance early. Salable cattle 5500. total 5500: salable calves 500. total 500: slaugh ter steers and heifers unevenly steady to 50 cents higher: light yearlings showed the advance: heavy cutters and beef cows strong: ranners and light cutters weak to 25 cents lower: bulls opened steady, later slow; small lots 1050 lb. choice yearlings topped at 31.50: load lots good to low-choice fed steers 1300 lb. down 27.25-30 00: most good to low cliolce heifers 26.25-28.50; practical top 23.00 on good beef cows; can ners and cutters 14.50-18.00; good medium weight and heavy bulls 23 00-23.50: vealers steady at 26.00 down. Salable sheep 3000. total 3700; slaughter lambs moderately active, steady to 25 cents higher: top 24.50 for three decks good to choice wooled lambs 104-107 lb. averages: other good and choice fed wooled lambs 24.00-24 25; around five loads at latter price: few medium to good woolsklns 22.00-23.00; some very common down to 16.00: load good and choice 104 lb. fall-shorn fed lambs 22.50: three decks good to choice wooled lambs carrying mud dy fleeces and deck ewes unsold: asking 13.00 for ewes. FRYE Born at Klamath Vallev hos pital. Klamath Falli. Ore.. April 7. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Frye. 2640 Vandergrift. a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 10'j ounces. HANKINS Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore., April 7, 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Han kins. Dairy. boy. Weight: 7 pounds 12 ounces. OLIVER Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. April 7. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Oliver. Macdoel. Calif., a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 3 ounces. RAMSEY Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore.. April 7. 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ram sey. 5323 Cottage, a boy. Weight 0 pounds 10' ounces. KEN YON Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Fails. Ore.. April 7. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Elmont Kenyon. Malin. a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 5 ounces. BAUTHIETTE Born at Klamath Va . ley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. April 7, 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Bauthi- ette. Tulelake. Calif., a girl. Weight: 8 pounds 1 ounce. MONTGOMERY Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore.. April a. i94ti, io Air. ana .Mrs. ft. u. Montgomery, box 787. a airl. Weiaht: 8 pounds. Pennsylvania Trustee Dies PHILADELPHIA. April 8 -Dr. Thomas S. CnUes. 75. etmlrmim of the board of trustees of the Uni versity of Pennsylvania died today at his summer home at OstervUle, Mass., on Cape Cod. He was found dead In bed by his wife when she went to call him for breakfast. A former partner In the invest ment firms of J. P. Morgan & Co.. and Drexel fc Co., Dr. Gates became president of the university In 1030. He retired in 1M4 and was elected chairman of the board. MM MOKM Equity No, MH.1t ALK'K M. L'Ai'Ok.Ol.O, I'lalnHM, Vs. JOHN CAIOZ.iLO, ItoCeiulant TO JOHN I'AI'O.gOI.O. HKI'KNOANT: IN 1'HK NAMK OF I'llK KTATK OF OHKOON, iHl arw heiehy ivquiltxl to apM-r and answer ulaiulitl'a complaint on file hrielii on or be I ore the tilli tta.v of Mwy. IHlii. that Iwing the dale of the lual iuum-Mlum ol Hit kuimmtiu. and If you 111 to so snawpr of oIIimwIm itoar, for want thvrvof plahtllll Hill ap ply to the court for the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: For a decree, of dtvotve of and from you upon the giMUiuU of desertion, draining to plain tiff the core, custody and control of Anthony Joint Caposjolo, oucd two yrais. minor cnim oi me names nemo, ami restoring plaintiff to her former name of Alice M. IMcktl. Thta summons is served utHirt you by publication thereof In the Herald -News once each week for (our consecutive necks ifive insert loiisi pursuant to the order of the Honorable David It. Vamlrn herg. Jutiiio of the aUive entitled court, made and entered on the tit ti day of April, 1U4H, the first publication to lie made on the illh day of April. lt4H. and the last publication thereof to be mailt on the ath day of Mnv. It Ad. edwin k imtseou.. Attorney for I'Ulnllff, Pine Tree ltulldiiig. Klamath Falls, Oregon. A 11-13 XI-29; M. ti- .o 84. NOTtt t; NOTICE Is hereby alven that the un dersigned has been appointed F.xrcutor or die Kifate of 11 KN It Y Al.UKIt r 1IAI1.EY. Deceased, by the Circuit Court of Ktamalb County, Orrtfon. All person tut vine damn aaalnst the aid Etate are heieby miulted to pre sent same, properly verified, to me at the Oft ice of H. C. Mrirvman, 3tO I.O.O F. Hulldlng, Klamath Falls, Oie gon. wllhln Nik months front date hereof. Dated April 1. HUH II A It It Y C M ESN EH. Executor. A. 1-813-aJ No. 61. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo T DON'T KNOW WHO WEABS TWB ft YA PANTS W HIS FAMILY BUT WE IT'S TOO TIGHT ACOUND W THE PATTERNS Y I IMfcHUULUtlANDYOU uu kioh i ou i - POESNT PICK EM OUT NEED A DOUBLE-BBEASTED ) THE COAT'S TOO V TUAT qiiTV - . ( MODEL" I DON'T LIKE SWOGTI PON'T I QUGUT TO DfTVinV SHOULD SlUAT PATTERN EITWEB" ) V WINK IT WILL VuAVE TMBEE"Sjl-7 SPEND A LITTLE V f V - T-T ( WEAC WELL, TpAIRS OF PANTS-) V TIME PICKING OUT) !V Pai!- VEITgy ONEPAIUFOR J t1IHIR OWM DUDS CLOTiirS MAXE THE AAN, BUT RELATIVES PONT HELP ANV UlANVAND A TIP OF -UP ONS PU6hTXLSJ New ludky mm i ! gill ihl't sjia,-- irMsy Wirlnfc ifr f ijigfi NOTICE Is hereoy given that the un dersiKned has filed bis Final Account as Administrator of the Estate of tJAHNKK l.l'NDY. ild'eaed. with the County Clerk of KlamaHt Couut, Ore. gon, and that the Circuit Court of said County rut fixed the :trd tluv of May, liMH, at the hour of torn) o'clock A M. of said day. and the Circuit Court Room in the Lourt House at Klamath Kalla. Orei on, as the time and place, for hear ing objections. If any, to said Final Ac count and srt I lenient thrreof. HFNKY C. CKllHKH Ailmlnitrntnr of the Rstate of GAKN'KK Ut'NDY. Deieased. A. i-a-13-aa No. na. S'OTIt K TO CKKHITOKM Notice is hereby given that the under slKned has been appointed administrator of the Co-partnership Kstate of JULIA Itl'l.T. Deceased, and Cmrrlck Hult. Co Partner. . All persons having claims aicalntt said estate are notified to present the sante to Room 14 Courthouse, within ix months from date of first publication of this notice. CMKRICK lim.T, Administrator. M-18-25 A t No 4U Marrlafe f.lrenses McCLANAHAN - WHEE1JK. Marques C. Clanahan, 18. salesman, native of Colorado, resident of Denver, Colo. Vrr na Fa ye Wheeler, 18, native of Colo rado, resident of Denver, Colo. Decrees Granted Lawrence Lor be r vs. Mary Catherine Lorber. Virginia Ma this vs. Duane Burl Ma this. Alice C. Cooper va. Arthur R. Cooper. Agnes M. Nelson vs. Norman O. Nel son. Roy Vtrsjll Galloway vs. Helen Louisa Galloway. Lillian M. Peterson vs. Albert F. Peterson. Arthur H. Spangler vs. Agnes Knight Spangler. Pauline E. Nichol vs. Gerhard A. Nlc hoi. Jasllce Ceart Ernest George Gienger, violation of basic rule. Fine. $10. Willard Lee Roy Hunter, excessive width. Fine, $10. Willard Lee Roy Hunter, excessive height. Fine. A5U. Gene Dick Hall, defective windshield wiper. Fine, $5.30. Herman Franklin Heaton. speeding. Fine. S10. Harold James Smith, no clearance lamps. Fine. S3.30. LEGAL NOTICES FUNERALS CP!.. ROl.I.O BERNARD CHEYNE The funeral service for the late Rollo Bernard Cheyne, corporal. USMC, who passed away at Guam, T.M.. on July no, 1944. will take place from the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 923 High atreet, on Saturday. April 10. 1948. at 2 p. m.. the Rev. Hugh T. Mitchel more of the Peace Memorial Presby terian church officiating. Commitment service and full military honors at the family plot In Lfnkville cemetery. Cra ter Lake detachment. Marine Corps league of Klamath Falls, In charge. Friends arc respectfully Invited to at tend. JOHV BARTON I.ABHOV The remains of the late John Barton Larson, who passed away near Lookout, Calif., on Tuesday, April 6, will be for warded via Southern Pacific to Spokane, Wash., Thursday. April 8 at 10:03 p.m. The funeral service will take place from the Smith Funeral home in Spokane Saturday, April 10, at 2:30 p. m.. the Rev. Furlong of the Episcopal church of ficiating. Commitment service and vault entombment will take place in the Greenwood cemetery- Ward's Klamath Funeral home in charge of the arrange- i menu. I NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice la hereby given that the under signed has been appointed administrator of the Estate of JULIA HULT. Deceased, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same with proper vouchers at Room 14, Court House. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from date of first publication of this notice. EMEHICK HULT, Administrator M 18-23 A 1-8 No 48 SIMMONS Equity No. RM.'I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. R. H. DUNBAR, Plaintiff, CARL JARSCHKE. JANE DOE JAR SCHKE. wife of Carl Jarschke. AGNES KxFKER, formerly Agnes jarscnar and wife of Carl Jarschke. WESTERN OIL Se BURNER CO.. a corporation, COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORPORA TION, a corporation, william OWENS, ' d bi. Owens Adjustment Korvlrr and the unknown heirs of any of said individuals If they be deceased and all persons claiming hy, thrminh or under any of the saia namea parties, Defendants, TO CARL JARSCHKE, JANE DOE JARSCHKE. his wife, and the un known heirs of said individuals if they be deceased, defendants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. You and each of you are re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above en titled cause on or before May H, IUW, that being the last day of the time prescribed In the order for publication of this summons. If you fail to so appear or answer, for want thereof, plaintiff win appiy u ine aoove entiiieu court for Judgment against you as prayed for In his complaint on file herein. inis summons is served upon you ny publication thereof once a weok for four successive weeks in The Herald and News, a daily newspaper printed, pub- NOTICK OF FINAL At COUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EFFIE K. JOHNSON. Deceased. Notice la hereby given thit the under signed has filed his Final Account and Report a Administrator of the above entitled Estate, and that the Court has fixed Friday, April :W, 1U48, at 10 no A. M . at the Circuit Court room In the Courthouse at Klamath Falls. Oregon, ai the time and place of hearing of ob jection. If any, to the same and settle ment thereof. A J. JOHNSON Administrator of said Estate. A I-8-13-2J-3 No. 54. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for the County of Klamath. In thr Matter of the Estate of J. P. ROPER, also known as JOHN PAUL ROI'EK. Deceasrd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of said deceased, and all Per sons Interested in said estate. In prern! their claims to the undcrtinned executrix of the said estate, or to my attorney, Clavton J Hurrrll, 2t3 Rnivtn Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from and after the tflth day of March, 1048. the data of first publication of this notice. LOLA GERTRUDE HOPER. Executrix of the said Estate. M 18-23 A 1-8-13 No 30 NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of ALICE MILES GHIGSUY. who was also known as ALICE I MILES. Deceased Notice is hereby given that 1 have filed mv final account of the ainiinit ration of tne aoove entitiea estate anu mi the Court has appointed April z.i, n-in. at 10 A. M . as the time for hearing objections to such final account and the settlement thereof. S. P DEHLINliEK, Administrator. M 23. A 1-8-13. No. 34. y' ?swssm NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL KF. TT I.EM E N T IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMA ill COUNTY In th Mutter of the F.tate of GEORGE HOLMES PEASTEH. who was also known as G. H. I'KAHTKK, Deceased. Notice Is herebv given that the United Slatrs National Rank of Portland has filed Its final account of the Adminlitra tlon of the Above entitled estate and that the Court has appointed April 2.1, 1?H8 at 10 A. M. as the time for hearing objections to such final account and the settlement thereof, UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, Administrator. M 2.1 A 1 B 15 No 3T! CLASSIFIED RATES One day 2- dny run . 3- d ny run . 4- dav run . Week nm . Month run per word or word per work lie .. oer word IHc per word lfVc i pa word 43c Ads received br 1 Dm, will appear earn afternoon in "New Today" column New Today Seldom equalled, never excelled ItlTI.WIIMAM COMPANY Distributed by Western Wholesalers r o t T i a m , o i o M MILLS 2 -bed room home with utility room, hardwood floors throughout, fireplace, Insulated. This home Is located on pave ment and sidewalks. Property la com pletely fenced. Ht5000, Terms at 4 per cent. BISBEE 4 rooms and utility, double garage, chicken house, and full acre of land. All fenced. toOOO.OO. Terms. CLOSE IN 4-bedroom home, 3 blocks north of Main. Property In excellent condition ,nd verv nice v landscaped. Part base ment with central hentlng unit. Also small finished apartment at rear of lot. Full price i:t,300 00. Joe Leonard, nniesman wnn HENRY NEWHOUSE Realtor 140 East Main Phone DH:i2 (Evenings BflflHi roTTTTAM! Porceialnlxed Coolerator, 12.V00. Call 2-OflKl. Poll AATJE Cadillac's stntronanTTfiOl Washburn Way. Phone twin. FOR SALE -I'lexlglns sheeting for "rue- tor and Jeep cans, hath, motorcycles, many other uses. Will not discolor. Klamath Aircraft Rervlre, old city hangar, airport. Phone 71138. RANCH BARGAIN 428 acres, 300 cultivated, good soil, good well, buildings. Irrigation well adjoins. 910.300. Cash discount. May consider lease with option to miy. UOMER JONES Realtor 4' Main Phone 7307 FARMERS Tor aleor trade for pullets or dairy products, one H-volt gHiollne battery charger; nil burning heater ifl - room si.ci. chenp; -Wedge wood lablclop butane burning cook stove, IfMI model, reasonable, Phone BTKI2. EQUITY "In "IB3B Ford "Super Deluxe 2-door sedan. A-l condition. Radio, healer. Worden Store. KLflfTlPTW mo&SrlOP SOUTH NUHUIII1M: bedroom, modern home un 1 acre of evcvlleitl soli. Utility porch, aiintiHiiu, chicken and brooder hoiinvi. tun it, etc An excellent little chicken farm. 7000. Mil. 1-8 AUDITION: 2 Years old G I home. Good location on a paved itieel near bus and stoies. Redecorated. loNOU. NEAR HIGH SCHOOL: 1-arge modern homo on double lot. I'avsd street, fur nace. sMraie dining room 2 twilrooms down and 2 small bedrooms upalatts. Carl Wltdermulh with JOHN C. ARGETSt NGKH. REALTOR liiltl Main St. Phone or mw Eve. TWO CLASSY HOMES 11EAUTIFUL 2 IIEI1ROOM HOME In St. Francis Park. On large lot, In dis trict of fine homes Spacious living room, lovely dinette with biiill-lit China cloavl. lrge utility porch. Plastered, insulated, hardwood floor throughout. Floor furnace. Extra chet apace and built -ins galore Attached garage Is also plaiterrd and (inula ted. A Insurious home to be had with reasonable down payment. VERY ATTRACTIVE 2 IIEDROOM home in Summers I .a no district. Well plas tered, hardwood floors, plenty hutlt tns. Nice dinette, large living room, beautiful twin. Insulation. Owner mini sell by April U. so SEE IT NOW. aiHM will handle. These homes shown by appointment only. See MARK R JOHNSON, Salesman at .HuburlMn Office of WESLEY M. SHARPLES. REALTOR Acnwa from Swan Lake Moulding Col rttJJ South ti'h Phone 72tJ or ;ur7 Evening. 3 o743 (i E Whinger washers." porcelain and aluminum tutis, hullt-ln pumps, S110 73. 12u73 delivered. Call Fyork's J400 or Hwil Main. "" SUHURHAN 1 year old 2-belroom home Dining room, utility room, kitchen, living room (iar age. Venetian bllndi. 1.LU down, Italance on 4' Interest. SUHURHAN Comptetelv furnished I idroom hme. Ever thing in good condition. 8I3UU down, balance on 4 Interest. KLUOIIAOO lirtGHTS 2-tetlriM)m home. Hardwood floors Ihroughout. (iarage attached. 4'. J ears old. Price f-'r3u, il'iwit. See Everett Hall with AL LUNGE REALTOR 111 South Bib Phone 8283 j Evening 7.TOH or 89H i POTATO LAND for rent. Suitable for seed potatoes. Has been In clover and B lowed last fall. John L. Sullivan, onanra. Ore., lingell Valley, full SALE- Electric amplified steel gui tar outfit complete G-w.d as new Will sell at a greatly reduced price. Phone 7033. Pelican llolet SELL "IT NOW: Thafhouse "or small acreage 'can best te sold now. We need more listings to take care or lite nu merous clients dropping In every day. Call 3303 for an appraisal and a frank discussion of our property's worth on today's market. JOHN C. ARGETHINGEH, nnOKER loin Main St Phone 8303 WANTED TO iVY rartory built housetratler, reasonably priced. Phone 3-03.I4 WANTED" TO RENT- furnished or tin furnished house or apartment by veteran and wife. Phone 2 OfUW. HF-NTaL vacuum cleaners by hour" or day. Telephone 2-0131. FOR RENT -One-room furnished apart ment, 12 blocks off Main. Phone 3i0. FOR SALE Attractive two-lvdroom home with one half acre excellent soli, located tn Shasta District near bus. Spacious living room, utility porch and many nice fea tures. Priced to sell al loouo.UO. Neat two-bedroom home located In St, Francis Park among nice homes, Can be purchased for :2V) oo on terms. Comfortable two-bedroom home with one-half acre good soil, located on Gary St. The price la 1130.00 on reasonable terms. Se Joe Perry with r. L WEAVER. Realtor Real Estate and Insurance mf E Main Phone 8704 FOR HALE -If:t7 Ford' TuHnr In good condition. See Franell Spencer, Lom bard Motors. AUCTION"! SUNDAY. APRIL 11, 12 on o'clock noon. St'MMEHS LANE AUCTION MART Livestock Poultry Itnbbtls Furniture Other articles New TirtUs 1 foe 40, M. mt and H2-gallou General Electric hoi water healers. J ele ments, J ytr guarantee IKMX) allow ance un your old Pi ices I1U up. Call today F) tn-k s Mod FOR KALE' land Uaiagr. wiudhr. chicken house WANI'EI) anu uioouer nouse. 2 SMALL HOUSES Nun on Hie i n, on - aire laud One rents for f.lU per month. Price for both. tJllOO E1ID1E HOC" ItlUHAItllSON HROKEtt 22 Main St Office phtie 8241 Evenings call fKhii ,ir 4j.-Ut EOlt SALE - H(47 and lui.t I', ton Cheviolet trucks. Call at JJou Main fOR SAl.E j white face bulls, long yearlings, 1 milk cow 4 years old, milking now. ftesh in August. Mai or 's Y Market. Phone 4JU WANTED - Neat appearing car bop, also waitress. No phone calls. Glnu s Drive In. FOR SALE Small irrigated farm ttood stil suitable for dali. truck garden nr berries On paved highway, twelve hlgh-nriHluciiig roMis, soma oung cat tle Will sell with nr without cattle. Write Hon 100. ,.arti lr,i,i4l and News UNCONDITIONALLY guaranteed auto matic pop up toaster tin uo. Hotter s Furnltuie. Ulh and Klamath. 16 en ft Cruets) Electric " Delusa refrigerators for Immediate delivery 3 er prolectlon plan Orilyered i.N 73. Call Fyock s 34uo or luul Main fCtH AA1.C HMI Chevrolet Special De tuve 4-dtMir sedan Prim flKn) Imiuira third house pat Mallor) Junction on likevlew road APARTMENT for rent 3-romn furnished for working married couple No children or pels. Ascot Hotel, lltl Main. LOST Ilrttwn billfold containing army ducharge iut(ei. union Nm.. miier pMi and m.. rev Notify Fill Fef rcll. Klaioalh Illlltards TELEPHONE emplote and wife want to rent 1 -bedroom furnished a pat t meni Phone 74;i.I WAITRESS WANTED hum Cafe, pn3 Klamath eve Auoly In txrrson. J lllKlM furnished home for rent No Children or pets Middle-aged ueoole onl) Inquire at Inn lingers. "" rnrt vsj actual sample garments fie your own Imwb. Earn 173 to !3o (ar week selling direct- to-couumer. Make til) a day whlla learning. Complete Una o' iioallty wearing apparel. Over 2o ears In lol ness. Every man. woman and child your prospect. Must have car and will. Ingnesa lu work Northwestern Woolen t'omimrty . Minneapolis. Minnesota FOR RENT Furnished apartment, rloae In Couple only. Utilities furnished. I U1 Miirlltnar FOR HAl.E 2 bogs find for Iw.th. 17 ' ralirtlls. H I Hampshire Reds laying hens Hon 4iu. Redding and Airway See Saturday. FOR SALE Heavy 8 ft log bunk, pair of B 73s JO truck chains, .TO galir.n range tniller, B window sash. 14JM) Iiokout FOR SALE "lU3 We.H04M Tiailrr House. rilVHi new I m) Phone Ifo40 FOR SALE Hi ll Mmlel A Tudor sedan Itt-tnch rublwr W). Radio, See Claude Marshall, O V S , Room 0, Hulldlng T-2 after 4 pm nr 0 am. to 4 pin. at Auto Repair Shop MEWING all O pet and sizes from ha hia tn grandmothers Phone 7ft4. FOR SALE Clean '.T7 Chev. pickup New paint. g43. 3114 Ibtardman or phone 4208. BEAUTIFUL chrome finish combination electric percolator and teapot In one. 914 03. Use your credit at Hafier Furniture, fit h and Klamath, ' PUI1I.IC AUCTION SATURDAY APRIL lo 1 P M. Located 6 miles west and 4 miles southwest of Lakevlew. f)regon 32 CATTLE A Durham Cows ItHtl WHITE WA 22 with tag along a tie, eiulltx,d with nuwtr lumber rolls Call lin k HI. balds al 8fl4. PEANUT lllll l-n E at Its ImsI made by It i own A He lev. also oilier bulk caudle- K.hiieiiler'a Variety, 4Ml ftu. nth Oimn rves A Iniiitaoce salesmen, den H plelv Hue life, auto, fire Ksperlence not easenllal roll or pail time, write lli mi, rate Herald and News. FOR RALE Good used davenport,' V.IMMI Phone 4UIUI rOR HALE Fiesh milk gnats, route , II. is o;n Phone 747 Mooting Notice. KLAMATH I.OIKJE No 77. A r A A M will htd a SPECIAL COMMUNICA TION on Er!dav, April Oth, al 7 Mi p in Work In F C. degree Visiting brethren cordially liivlleil RICHARD A GRIFFITH Worshipful Master. Kt.AMAfH FAIl - AERIK No SMHi. Regular meeting every Tuesday night, 1 43 p m , FOE. CwV Visiting memtMre medially Invited Lost and Found LOST AT THE ARMORY AT Till FIREMENH II A IX. JUST Itr.FORS INTERMISSION, A MANN HENRUI WRIST WATCH REWARD RE TURN TO HERALD NEWS OR PH. 4AUO AFTER 8 1 M 4 Goneral Notices REWARD $1000.00 For information leading lo the arrest ajid conviction of the party or parties who tolo 2 hind quarters of Elk meal and I hind quarter of bT from my meat sofc at tho CLACK AND WHITE RANCH ' nl Pva Vnllfio C,-,. irvli-it nmkf Chet Borton. NOT rrMUulble for debls other I ban my umii M Robosky. Star Ha , West riMatniHik. Oie "SPECIAL FRtliA Y'AND ftATUnDAY AU. LEATHER OOODS AT ' PRICE HERTRAM S JEWEUtY rwu Main Personal! 32 There will be offered on Sunday Sale, 4-year-old Jersey cow lust fresh giving 4 gallons per day, gentle. Also calves and hogs. Combination elect nr range, .10-gallnn side-arm gas tank. 111 sacks cull spuds. also eating potatoes, one. sink, ',-lnch Pipe. HRINO WHAT YOtf HAVE TO A ELL TO Omi AUCTION. C. C. Hamples, Mgr. Col Swtgart. Auctioneer. fOR RENTSmall '2-ronm aparfmenf, Tiirnisnen. aouiis oniy. uas equipiieu. :i:t Itrond. FOR SALE Walnut dinette set, chrome dinette set, vanity table, occasional rhalr, unfinished kitchen cabinet. Phone 2-0341 or 01.1 Marlln, CLINTON ADDITIOP 2-bed room home In Clinton Addition, concrete foundation, large living room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom. Olnlug room la so arranged that it can used as a third twriroom. He ling price fi730.0O with 8n30 k down and reasonable monthly payments on bal ance at 4 per cent. Owner will accept erputy in car as aiiiistantiai uown payment. nee k, winnrn urnnrienr WESLEY M. HHAMl'LKS, HKALTOn 110 S. Illh Phone 111107 FOR HALE-Chlld's wardrobe. 81300; double bed. Inner spring mattress, SI3O0 fi.'MJ Mitchell. TOOLS ANO HAROWARE. Ves -good brands. Hbopmasler power tools ana Ktnntey. Visit our tool and hardware department and If we haven't got tt, we'll gel It for you. Fyock 'a, 1001 Main. ton SAl.R-4-fontn hoima. InPflOxIM, 84030. 003 Commercial Street. IJMIIIl.H 1JMM, FLOWER SHOP 4 JO MAIN fUOHl MTIorS44J 3 Durham Knrlnger heifers 24 Mlsed Young sl.-'W Nn. 8 MrCormark combine. Oliver aide delivery rake. Metal grain bin. International power mower U 117 l' Ion International Truck. Other machinery and articles too numerous to list. 10 tons haled alfalfa hay. 8 tons No. ;iH Federation wheat. Terms Cash Coffee and Doughnuts II. R. NEAHHAM. Owner ft. E. "noil" RHOHr.H. Auctioneer Phone 4:i2. f'OR SALE-"8-piere mahogany Hallmark dining sat .Dunran-Phvfe- style table. Like new. Phone 2-01110. FOR RENT OH HALE -Modern 2-room furnished house Working couple pre ferred Phone 3118. 00 HEAIJ of Hereford" stock cowi. calves at side or close springers, also (Ml head of Hnlsteln and Guernsey heifers will he sold at the Livestock Auction, Phoenix, Ore.. Saturday. April Hnh. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Phone 4174, Medford, Ore. rOH SALE 1048 Packard fl-passenger coupe. Can be seen at So. oth and Oak at the Mobile s Station be tween 0 a. in, and A p. m. FOR SALE i wood circulating neater, bed with springs and 2 mattresses, kitrhen labia, small electric healer. Phone 4fMl7. 1R13 Etna. flUfl While WA-22 with tag' along' axle, erpilpiied with power lumber rolls. call oicx Hicnarns at nm WANT TO LEASE- Farm etUlpped with option lo buy, 200 to flOO acres suil Hble for pot a too And general farm ing. Write Hox 03 enre Herald and News. fOR" HATNewTJohn "DerreKilllf?er offNet disc, m ft., 24-inch discs, 8408.00. John Deere sugar beet harvester, No. 34 A. 8073.00, Case 2-wav Id Inch one-witlom plow (lotted., 8173 00. Four newlv-recnpped 10 20 12 ply truck tires, :i3 00 each. T. J, (lodlewakl, Hox 210, Tuleliike, Calif, r20 Parmnll tractor, used 2(1(1 hrV.s.iic8 complete overhaul. New Urns, (1130. Tiimhlehug acrnper, new runners, 830. "M Ford, '37 motor, awb flat rack, :i3f. Kelvlnalor refrigerator, recently re paired. $73. Phone i:iF22. ton HAUV. ' Eoulty IfMI Chevrolet 4-door sedan, Call 2-U2WI alter tl p. m. WAN1'Elflleh.igraplier Siihirdnys I lo S p. m., 7ftr per hour. Wrlle Box OH, care Herald and News. PRIVATE DEI ECTlVES U IKU.H Or ORECON Wrlte Ho hi rare Herald News. "OI.I AT 4o. V. ad?'' MAN' You're" crajy! 1'housands fieppy at 70. Ostrex Tonic Tahlels p up bodies lacking Iron For rundown feetlng many men, women call "old " New "gel armialnt ed ' size ONI.V 30c. Al alt drugglals--In Klaniifih rails at Walgreen a and Whitman Drug ,LUwuwxn 8 Transportation rui " Heavy Hauling. 'Crane or Wlnck work, call 77M KLAMATH FREHIHT LINES I'M Rinmslh Ava 10 Servicei SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Nencit 8nllary Mithod AIM ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Clcniu Hrwcr Linn of HooU. tie. Plinna 9418 or 3230 ED II. KINO J412tl EXCAVATING f Mobil Shovel nnd Trench line Bulldozer Kill Ulit Toixoll Drlvrwity Clnrler CRANE 8KHVICK GRAHAM BROS. Phone 4(177 flower Shop IIIIIVLLN (At Groonhouici) Hit 8. nth. IMimim HTM unit n.140 Krre Delivery I'luwem In Wire Funeral Ueilnni Our Hpecuitj SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DRAIN TILE PUT IN L A. KING Phono 9682 WINDOW "(.TKANINtirhnhiir an d'eom" mrrrlnl jMiiltur wnrk. I'Jilnlfll Wnlll clentifil. ri(Hm rlrniipil mitl wnxed. JKNNK IIIIIIIIAIII1 HUNS I'lMitii 7II7II nr IM7II WlTT)0HKM.STn'CIIINO. Icl)lf co".i,n, lnr vtl foi .Ilk. Art NMdla wurk Khiip. :m Mnln, upalalri. PIC'I'llliK KHAMINO Ciiiiio hafn Mnln I'hniip IWH7 DHK.HHNTa K INfl nnd-llBrtlonirMi .loiifiH I'hnim 01111:1. ITKHKINrNO clrtn.niiikhijr. alttrntloni. (;rin-e Vnntv phuna 71R7. Pllcan 'I'llnilrp Al.la 11.0.111 I.AYINf!. xi. m IIi.i and llnlihlnl JIiliprlJ,nnl plirmo ll.lllli, Liii-nl nnd ixni IJl.lanca Moving ('rntliia, I'ni'klnl and fafltoral KLAMATH ritKKIM'l LINKS Plinnp 77111 nil Klamalh Ava. PAINTINaTTnteflnr ard axlorlcir Kam Innltm II I. Ilrnwn, nhnna 42'M SKWlNO MAOIIINRHr.PAIII, axpart prvli-a nn all iiinkaa. Kraa aatlmnlat. Ilmly'a Kurnltiira Encliania, 111) mil, llmne H.tlB. rVANS CAI1INET SHOP II7 C Main I'hnna MSti tlAllllltN PIWlNfir"dlrIHa; and har'- n,wiii ny joii nr nnur. t-aii ai a" Mi'inn Nirnpl nr MM llnmedale Knan.i nr jlnmo irnao. a OAHpiKN prepnrnlliin. 1 Naw, ' modarlr aiinllHiirnt. I'lnw any drpth. Haa (Inlily, 7lt:in. HI. J. llnx 4IU. flIIIL'K tAVINO 1034 Hllh.