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Newspaper Page TextAGI TIN HfcRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON MARKETS and FINANCIAL GRAIN FUTURES BOG DOWN CHICAGO, April 12 (ft Drain futures prices unsble to mk much hssdwsy today because of proflt-U-trw sales. Wheat opened as much aa 114 cents a bushel higher on buying stim ulated by the announced boost In the government'! wheat export goal. The advance attracted considerable profit-taking, however, and prlcea turned downward and stayed there most of the session. There was a brief rally about mld-sesslon on the announcement that the government had Increased Its buying price for wheat m cent a bushel to $J.48'4, Chicago basil. Trade quieted quickly, however, and prices went downward again. Wheat closed IS to - cenU lower than the previous finished. May I3.4S-2.49K. corn was off 11 to 24 cents, May 3-!--. and oau were H lower lo nigiier, mj .---. Wheat- May July Sept Deo. , , , i cmrn Hich Low Close 3.51 - 3.51H 2.51 4 2.484 2.4 - 2.491 2.40 - 2.40 2.40 2.364 2.36-2.36 2.37 2.374 2344 3.35 - 135V, 2.37 3.3714 3J74 3.34 2.35 i WHY WE SAY a, IM Stocks On Weak Side NEW YORK. April 12 WV-Spots . of strength remained In today'! stock market although many lead- ars slipped despite apparent settle tnent of the coal walkout Easier tendencies ruled after a fairly active opening. Declines of fractions to a point or so predomi nated near the close. It was the 1 first average dip In 11 sessions. While slowdowns were frequent volue crossed the million-mark for . the 16th day since March 18. Standard Oil N. J.I, pushed to a 48 high following declaration , of a cash and stock dividend. At best level! for the year also were American Can Woolen and Cnlon .' Carbide. In the resistant area were Sin clair OH, Paramount Pictures. Oru- ' man Aircraft Lockheed. Pepsi Cola, Pullman and J. I. Case. Backward most of the time were TJ 8. Steel. Chrysler. Montgomery Ward, Douglas Aircraft Western Union. Cerro De Pasco. Illinois Central and Northern Pacific. , Bonds steadied. Cotton, toward the finish, was up 80 cents to $1.70 a bale. At Chicago wheat ended down 1H to 3 cents a bushel, corn 1H to 2H and oats of f 4 to up 4. Al Chem Dye 1884 ' American Can 81 Am Pow Lt 84 Am Tel eTl 150H Anaconda . . 35 Atchison 101 Bendix Aviation - 33 H FLOWER SHOP 4JUMAIN 9mm 8371 tS44 r -iiiin:i:iiiflfflg Beth Bteel S44 Boeing Airplane 37 H Canadian Paclflo 134 Case J I 41 Chrysler 894 Comwlth Sou 3S Consol Edison .... ,,, , 22 Cons Vultee 154 Crown Zellerbach 394 Curtiss Wright 64 Douglas Aircraft 62 Du Pont De Nem 174 General Electric 36 General Foods ... 384 General Motor! 564 Goodyear Tire 41 H Gt Northern Pfd 44 Int Harvester 90 Int Paper Pfd 54 Johns Manvllle . 38 Kennecott ... 544 Montgomery Ward 564 Nash Kelvinator 15 Nat Dairy 394 NY Central 144 North Am Co 154 Northern Pacific 204 Pac Am Pish 15 Pac Gas & Elee . 324 Pac Tel Tel 974 Pan American 94 Penney J C 43 Radio Corp 94 Rayonier 284 Rayonier Pfd ... 344 Remolds Metal! 254 Richfield 194 Safeway Store! 184 Sears Roebuck 37 Sinclair Oil 194 Southern Pacific 514 Standard Brands 244 Standard Oil Calif 64 Studebaker Corp . 19 Sunshine Mining 104 Union Oil Calif 264 Onion Pacific 174 United Airlines 184 United Aircraft 284 U 8 Steel 744 Warner Bros Pic , 124 Westing Elec 294 Woolworth 464 It's not too big or too small to advertise In the Herald and New! Classified Section, where Small A -la bring Big Results. Phone 8111. Originally erason meant "sowing time. II date to the Latin, srrrre (to now, to plant). The old French word, aiaon (meaning milnble lime rather than merely vowing lime), wu bor rowed by Middle Eiiglinh and became aeooun. The modern term, season, has varied interpretations. rsf, mm CO.. mwo-ip " -n LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. April 13 lav Cattle: salable 1200. total 2300; calves salable and total 135: active, early clearance: fed steers 1.00-35 higher; light heifers 1.00-25 up: weighty offerings 75 cents to 1.00 higher: cows 50 cents to 1.00 high er; bulls strong to 50 cents up: veal era fullv steady: five loads top good 977-1109 lb. fed steers 36.00-75: low good kinds 255-50: medium 33.50 25.00; common 19.50-23.00: two loads good experimentally fed 775 lb. heifers 26 50; bulk good kinds 24 50 23.00; light heiferlsh cows 33 50 24.00: bulk good cows 33.50-23.00: medium 19.50-22.00: cutter-common 16.50-19 50: canners 14 00 - 15.00: good beef bulls 23 00-24.00: good sausage bulls 21.00-23.00: medium 19.50-31.50: cutter-common 17.00 1900: good choice vealers 38.50 32 00: common-medium 18.00-28.00; culls 13.00-17.50. Hogs: salable 600: total 3000: ac tive. 50 cents higher: bulk good choice 175-240 lbs. butchers 23.50 24.00: weights 245-300 lbs. 21.50 22.00: over 300 lbs. down to 21.00: light smooth cows up to 19.50: bulk good-choice 18.O0-19O0; feeder pigs about steady; few good-choice 24.00 50. Sheep: salable and total 250: gen erally steady: small lot choice 113 lb. wooled lambs 22.50 to outsider: bulk good-choice wooled lambs 21.00-22.00: few good-choice shorn lambs 21.00: bulk 20.00-50: good shorn yearlings 16.00-17 00: good wooled yearlings up to 18.00: good- choice slaughter ewes 10.00-11.00; common-medium 6.00-8.50. lililliriU STOCK! GIBSON UTILITY FARM $ lOO i i'fm OFF! Ideal For Cultivation of Small Acreage THIS COMPACT FARM TRACTOR: Uses only 2Vz gallons for Has power take-off for 8 hours work. mowing and wood sawing Tr A child can operate this Complete control with tractor efficiently steering lever Will cultivate any farm up No clutch to burn out . . . to 40 acres upkeep at a minimum Complete parts stock car- k Accessories priced very ried reasonably ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION! "Geared to ihe Klamath Basin" 1 1-4 SB 677 So. 7th Phona 7771 CHICAGO. April 13 (Ava'SllAl Salabe hugs 1-.000, total 13.200: fairly active, generally steady to strong with Friday: top 33.00 spar ingly: bulk good and choice 170-330 lb. 33.00-33.75 ; 340-260 lb 21.35 32.35 : 370-390 lb. 19.75-31.00 ; 300 37S lb. 18.75-1950; few lota but chers 400 lbs. and over 18 15-18 65: bulk good sows 350-550 lb. 16.35 17.50. Salable cattle 12.000. total 12.000: salable calves 700. total 700; very active: slaughter steers and hell ers generally 50 cents higher: cows 50-75 cents higher except canners and light cutters: these only steady to 25 cents higher: bulls 35-60 cents higher: vealers 1.00-3.00 higher: bulk good and cholre fed steers 37.50-31.00: top 31.50 for part load choice 1058 lb. welchts: medium to low-good steers 35 00-27.35: good and choice heifers 36 50-29.75: two loads around 950 lb. Colorados 29.75: bulk beef cows 19 00-23.50: canner-cutters 14.00-18.50: bulk good medium weight and heavy bulls 23.00-33 50: odd butcher bulls to 24.50: good and choice vealers 25.00-27.00: top 27.00. Salable sheep 4500. total 6500: higher asking prices retarding trade; early sales medium to good wooled lambs fully steady at 20.00-34.00: 24.50 for good and choice wooled lHmbs; these held upward to 35.00: load good and choice fall-shorn fed lambs 33.00; ewes around steady: deck medium to good wool ed ewes 13.00: few common 10.00: package good and choice shorn ewes 10 25. STEELER MENTOR PASSES prrrauuKuH. April la (An-The nations sportsmen athlete and spectator alike today mourned Dr. John B. iJix'ki Sutherland, the "Silent Scot" of Ami'i'lcan college and professional football. Hundreds of messages of condol ence poured Into the steel city fol lowing the death yesterday of the 59-yenr-old coach of the National rKtball league's Pittsburgh Steel ers. He died alter an operation lor a malignant burnt tumor. Sutherland, who achieved his greatest fame at the University ot Pittsburgh, was found wandering not lar from his mired car last Wed nesday near Bandana, Ky. Physi cians first believed he was suffering from nervous exhaustion. John Mlchelosen, first assistant coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, was mentioned In many circles to day as the man most likely to suc ceed Dr. John B. Sutherland. Mlchelosen long has been Suther land's right-hand man, serving as an assistant coach under the famed coach at the University of Pitts burgh, the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Steelers. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. April 12 tft lUSDAi Cattle: Sala ble 500: very active; four cars under 950 lb. medium-good steers 50 to 75 cents higher at $25.50-26.00: half car 1110 lb. grass cows $19.50, few head out at $18.50: medium cows $18.00-19.00: cutter-common dairy bred slaughter cows 50 to 75 cents higher than last week at $15.00 to $18.00: light supply canners $14 00 to $15.00; odd good bulls $22.00: calves sak.ble 25: steady: good to choice $29.00-30.00: common-medium $22.00-2600. Hogs: Salable 100: steady with Thursday; good-choice 180-230 lb. barrows and gilts $23.75; two good sows $16.00-16.50. Sheep: Salable 50: spring lamb undertone strong: good to choice quoted $22.50-23.25; medium-choice ewes $8.00-10.00. Indians Win Hoop Crown PORTLAND. Ore., April 13 ft Portland's Indians held the Pacific Coast Professional basketball league title today. The rose city quintet wrapped up the circuit's second year last night by defeating Seattle 76-74 to end the best-of-flve game playoff for the title. Seattle won one game. The visitors started off like cer tain winners and built up a 31-15 lead early In the game. Then Port land balked. Paced by Erlnnd An derson and Stan Williamson, The Indians racked up 17 straight points before Seattle counted again. At halftlme Portland led 47-35. The desperate Seattlrltes made another bid In the fourth quarter, sneaking out In front 73-71 on Boody Ollbertson's goal and foul shot. Anderson and Frank Watson. Seattle guard, each collected 20 points to lead the scoring. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo BROTHER BOSWALD'S 'U KJ THE CHAIR.' MERE rfl BROKEN LEG A L0N6 A COME THE LOP-E J T? 'V 11MxE V MGNP' X??uAr? t J BROTHERS WITH S ' " IT5 726 Series Fails To Place In ABC DETROIT. April 12 i Thom as iSltm Jlm Pinto. 33-year-old Utlca. N. Y.. war veteran, rolled a brilliant 726 In the American bowl ing congress and still failed to land on the big board. The luck of the ABC sometimes good. Just as often bad queered Pinto's chances. Pinto rolled his 726. highest series of the tourney. In the doubles yes terday. But the fact his partner, Jim Qalllcchlo. could collect only 508 kept the pair out of the "first Ten," with 1234. Leafs Reach Toward Cup DETROIT, April 12 (Pi The To rciilo Maple Leafs stood within easy reach of their third Stanley cup hockey championship In tour years today after blanking the De troit Red Wings 2 to 0 for their third triumph In as many gumcs of the best-of-scven final series. And It had all the earmarks of a romp. Last night's encounter here show ed firmly the Leafs are riding htgh toward defense of the big cup thry won In the finals from Montreal a year ago. Big Walter Broda. registering his first shutout In right playoll guiiirs, turned away 36 Detroit shots, to the dismay of an overflow throng of 14.165 fans. The next game Is Wednesday. Id N-rulor and rulrl! Ml ami I, Mih nmiitiits. KUniftiti r-iu. oi-gmi. logellMr wlllt proper vmii-hrv wlllun Ik mrmtlta at 0t latt of IhU ti'illn. Uld lltlt Hill ' April. IU4H I.VNN K HKIIJ. INCHON IMinnVIIV AI1NKII A. 12 IB M: M. -ll -Nil. Ml CLASSIFIED RATES . ,, $f word Ac i imi wind Ik tr woih lit i m , iMf word lie n t)i wtud I .V . .., pmt wttid Ad rlvd by 1 p m will upi am flcrnnon in "Now Today" column On dy w 3-da run 3- d run . 4- dy run . Wn. run . Month run New Today LEGAL NOTICES SYNOPSIS. OF ANNUAL STATKMKNT rr th jer t ruled t)-Mitr Jl, 1047 or THE Albany Insuranco Company or Atlaii. In lh hut uf Nw Vuik ml lo th Imuran.- Cut.nilMiuttr ul tUm HlMlm ot Orim, punutnl lo law: INCOME Nl premium nHtvd flU.T 4J Total inlarrat, dlvidvntU and rral ! Ituum IIOBMUI Incumr frum.ollir auurr .. XT, lie. 13 Tulal income POTATOES CHICAGO, April 13 (Pi-(USDAl Potatoes: total U. S. shipments Friday: 829, Saturday: 960, and Sunday: LB: arrivals 286. on track 263; supplies light: demand mod erate; for western Russets, market firm; for western reds and north ern sacks, market about steady; Colorado red McClures 5 00: Ida ho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. 1, C 50-7.00; Maine Katahdlns 3 90 4.00: Minnesota-North Dakota Red river valley Bliss Triumphs 3.50 65. Cobblers 285: Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 5.30: Wyoming Bliss Tri umphs 5.50: new stock '50 lb. sacks): Florida Bliss Triumphs 4 65: Texas Bliss Triumphs 4.25 65; California long whites 4.20-50. Five Men Join Navy Reserve Five more young men have en listed In the U. S. navy and reserve through the local recruiting office, making 13 to be sworn In already this month from Klamath basin. Boys who recently have donned the navy blue are Samuel Hull Ooucher, Bonanza, and John Shad duck. 2452 Applegate, who have en listed for general service. George Russell Hatcher. M2C, Owens and Vine streets, Arthur Ar nold Peterson, 1811 Dayton and B. H. Carr. teacher at Bly high school have re-enlisted In the naval reserve for four years. Flower Shop iiiivi:i (At Greenhouses) 3614 A. Ath. Phones 6335 and 9:140 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs Our Specialty Mortgage Loans Business Property Humes Apartments Stock Ranches Long term low Interest rata.' Prompt Service t ' Prepayment privileges. No brokerage Monthly payments, Including principal and Interest, as low as $6.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Authorised Broker for Prudential Insurance Ce lit H tub Phene 41A 14-Year-Old Gets Life In Prison EVERETT, April 12 Qmtc of the WRhtnKton stAte penitentiary at Walla Walla will open soon tor 14-year-old Richard Hein sentenc ed to life imprisonment. The boy listened almost Impas sively Friday afternoon aa Su perior Judge Ralph C. Bell pro nounced sentence for the first de gree murder of James Moore, 69, In his Hartford home last November. DIS II I'M St ME NT Net mi.tinl pl(l for Iinmi , $ 4lT.52 I'J Li adutmenl hpium tj lol Utf l.'mlvrvrrllinf eipeiwe Swa.mw tui Dividend (Mid In ttx'li- hdidri 'Lli, 7d.UJUUU, Stuck, lion. ... 73.UUOUO Divid.ncU tct or credited to policyholder. 00 All othtff x pencil in r Mn- rlutlintf tnvMtitwnl pii . U-OWll l-W.l ToUl dlabur-fmcrtta tt.l-U, AUMirrr.o ahmcts Valur ot rtm esUlt ownd 'tiiarkvt value- Loin on mortj! and col- Uttrtl, etc. Vulii nt iMncU owned nmnr- t !.' Vlu ot ttnckt owned 'mr. ht V)U-' Ch tn i nk nd on hand Premium in cotirw of cullc- turn written tlncc Heptein- her HO. IIH7 Interest and rtnti du And accrued . Other c la met UO J2 J 3.O40.7M 01 750 JLHI 47 1 Ml ,741) 71 SACIirn Born at Klamath Valley hovpltal, Klamath ralla. Ore , April 10, ItHfl, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bicher, 140S Derby, a bo Witfht; 7 ooun'Ja 13 onncei, JONM- Bom at Klamath Valley hrt pltal. Klamath ralla. Ore., April lit, I04H. to Mr. and Mr. Joe A, Jonca, 1013 r.ldorado, a boy. Weight; 0 pounds ounce TlTKR Born at Klamath Valley ho piUl. Klamath falU. Ore., ApHI II, 1048. to Mr. and Mm. Rolltn Tuter. 331 Sprlni. a boy. Weight: 6 pound B ounce. mr i i,lk - Horn ai niamain vaney hoaplUl, Klamath ralla. Ore., April 12. 194Jt. to Mr. and Mr. Everett Metier. 3t08 S. 6th, a boy. Weight: S pounda 14 ounce. HEAVIMN Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Fall, Ore , April 12, ltMfl. to Mr. and Mr. Loula Heavllln. route 1, box 1104, a girl. Weight: S pound 1.1 ounce. FISHER Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. April II, 1048. to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer X. "Bud" Flaher. Merrill, Ore., a girl. Weight: 8 pound 1 ounce. LA LO Born at Klamath Valley hos pital. Klamath ralla. Ore., April II, 104H. to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lalo. Chllo quln, Ore., a boy. Weight: 7 pounds ouncea. REAL- Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, Klamath Fall. Ore . April II, 1045. to Mr. and Mr. 1.. R. Real. Sprngue River, Ore., a girl. Weight: 7 pounds t ounce. LANE - -Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, Klamath rail. Ore., April 11, 1.48. to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lane. Bonanra. Ore., a girl. Weight 6 pounds 2 ounces. I ToImI admitted mrU n.tWl 4J1.1 : LIABILITIES, HI'HI'I.L'S AND OTHER rtJNDS Total unpaid claim f 10.177 00 Estimated I os adjuttmenl ecpen-e for unpaid claims.. 10.411 -W Total unearned premium .... 1 Jo.4rt WJ All other liahilltie AJ.kl IJ Toiol llabilitie. except cap ital I.174.SMU Capital paid up 1.000,000 00 Special Burplua fund 00 Una-signed funds Mirplii' I M6.SI4 7 Surplus a regard! policy holders , - JfA1 Total l1.Wl.4iU :w BIJSINFSH IN OHEfiON FOR Tlir VFAR Net premium received lB.f7 22 Nel hre paid 11.4)7 10 Olvldenda paid or credited to policyholder ... 00 Principal office In Oregon Portland. OBITUARIES earth: a. farrik F.arlle A. Karri, a rellent of Klam ath county for the last five years paed away In thl clly on Xnlurriay, April 10. I94R, at :i:20 p. m. following an III nem of aeveral mnn tin, Khe was a na tive of Nebraska and at the time of her death wa aged M years 2 months and 6 days. Surviving are her hnshand, lewfs W. Farrls of Los Angeles, Calif., and two brothers, Jamea and Umrry Farrta, both of Yakima. Wah. The re mains rest In the Earl Whit lock Fu neral home. Pine at fllh. Notice of fu neral to be announced at a later date. niARi.ra hkrrkrt cook Charles Herbert Cook, a renldent of Klamath Fall. Ore., for the last 17 years pased away In this city on Snt urday, April 10, I04B, following an 111 news of several months. He was a na tive of California and at the time or hla death was aged 70 years A months and f) days. Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Alice Cook of this city, three sons, Carl K. of Oreanalde, Calif., Robert of Boulder City, Nev., and Stanley F. Cook of thl city, two daughters. Mrs. F.dna McMIIIen of Marysvllle, Calif., and Mrs. Jessie Shaver of Klamath Falls, Ore. The remains rest In the Far) Whlttock Funeral home. Pine at flth. Notice of funeral to he announced at a later data. NOTICE Notice It hereby given that the under signed has been appointed executor of the will of NONA P COHPF.N1NO. de ceased, and ha qualified, and all persona having a claim against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers attached, to the office of my attorney. L. rlh Kisemore, 2i:i Stewart-Orew Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice, Dated this 12th day of April. 1948 IXO DONOVAN. A. 12-1B-2A; M. No. 87. NOTK K TO RMMTOHA Notice Is hereby given that the under signed have been appointed executor and cxcrulrlx, respectively, of the estate of Thomas P.. Skllllnglon. deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klamath County, Ore gon, and that all persona having clalma against said estate of said deceaaed are hereby notified lo present the same to TOAMTKHM U A I. Oltr, In Rlckys Down stair Store HunlMsiM, Proctor. Uni versal, Toasl-o-lalnr. Manning Bow man and many other. MICKY A JKWRI.rtt.i Phone .1151 FOR R AIT, Chevrolet 1 door se dan tJood tires Iteaxinalil prlre lain Ivor after 3 p tn rt'HNIftlirO J room house for rent No children, pets, or drunkeimea Refer ences required Call at 144J Oregon after S.1U p m FOR SAl.f lUrT Chevrolet nlckun. Very gIKMl condition. 4V) .1114 llortman WANTKt) 2 apiiliance salesmen Oil Pine for Interview. Must be exper ienced rOK SALE Wooden claHnel Pine con dition, Only used 2 years. Phone 71(141. Ashland, or write M. Wagner. 134 Oak St , Ashland. Ore FOR HALF Pfirehred Hampshire ptga, Phone irrns FMFF IRONING BOARD. MH free with tin os PriK-tor Iron Limited time onlv RK'KYft IK)VVNHTAlltS STORE Phone .TIM Ft'RNlMirO DirPl.rV for sale by owner. Allainon. district, on hu line. T tear old Immediate pmseaalnn. Phone 1 nwi after p tn FOR SAl.F One junior bed with mat tressea. one car radio, one Champion air ctminteor. one enllh 13-tut radio 3on Harlan drive MlUJt ADDITION 2 bedrMim home including enameled range and gas circulating healer. Priced for quirk sale. !t 111 HUMAN One new home on large tot. One near S Ath St. with fl rent are Al Long mire. Salesman with w HANtir.HH RK ALTOR 1 JI3 Main Phone 7.121 l.lVrSTTM'K At'CTlON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. I JO P M We have packer, order and shlnier tur in attendance al our regular Wednesday Auction for all c lease of livestock. When you consign tour livestock Hh the KLA M ATII I.IVESTfK'K COMMISSION CO you place them tn Ihe hands of men who know the value of livestock and ran sell mir llvetock for the highest return- to the producer Plan now to attend the regular Wednesday auction. KLAMATH I.IVFMTOCK COMMISSION CO Phone 3B74 Midland Road f.uerk nros R. E "Rub ' H litMle Auctioneer Phone 4-1.13 FOR SALE t'sed .K refrigerator In snd condlllon. .V lj At alon MILK CfW FOR SAI.F. Phone 40 Dri.AWAItF RTRFKT Modern roim home Good condition Inside and nut Lot sire I.VisllM Irri gated and fenced. Immediate possession. Price t'lV See Hap Davison With DA l.K A I tOW EM nr. A I. TO US 311 East Main Phone ttM 'Across from Mills School' rAnCE uied double dek. XM S 7lh. CLf.AN'RAfift FOR SALE. Xtr, per lb. X 0 So: 71 h I.ISTINC.R NEEDED There are a number of prositecflve purrhaser now look Ing for htones in Hot Springs and Mills addition Also we are recipients of a god mam re quests for suburban pro turtle If ou are planning on selling or perhaps are Interested In Improving your present hooting situation, pleaae contact our office for a prompt, courteous and fair appraisal of your property hy ihe mem ber of our ataff R. P. OLIVER. REALTOR Salesmen A V. McVey Roll Ross Agnea M, Oliver Doran llreit Steve Moss 228 North 1th Phone 4710 or 7177 FOR SAI.E-1041 Ford coupe, nK). 1100 Main 2-flKDROOM modern home for sale In Metrlll. Iirve lot Second place east of Signal Oil Station. FOR SALE 1i:n Plymouth 2 door. 707 Washington. New 1'iHUf 13 Hl'IIUItn AN IIOMII room, lull acre, laige rottl cellar, n and iMXillry houae. Heatlllhillv lUcaiwd Must be seen lo be appre Mniiii, full baaemeiit. Insula e. fruit lieea, lierrles, nice purt'haseu itirnianeo ess tieilioom. floor furoare. fruit renin. acre esrelleiit Mill with fiull treas, tsulaled i yard real 4 room home near South Hh s)t I f acre, fully Insulated ROSEWAY DHIVr 1 lseHo4m. fireplace, hardwood floors, full tuiacnieiil. au loma th- oil furnace, very well vonaliurted This la an as ceMtlonally nlie home wMh taiga rMm located in gcHd residential district. CAFE Fullv eiitilpied with living quarter, Sealing capacity of JW I .oca led neaff laige lodiisltlal plant and la now dning a very good hu loess r v oi ivra REALTOR A V McVe Rob r Doran Brett Ago M Oliree Sieve Missa aaleanien 1M No th Phoiie 4710 or 71T ron SAl.r New Hi Standard 2J plstot It D military model. Finch a. Tide lake FOR SALE Dinette set hardwood HjV blonde Red leatherette seats, is. cedent condition Phone 7EOM SrHVUT STATIOV attendant anel Mut he e good salesman and hno lubrlrallon and tire repairing. Do m) apply unless you are a lop-aml- service ntan Vou must have goo4 refeteuces as In ability and mlafrtly and want permanent ampler? mem. Phone 4I3 FOR SA1.F. Iron Age ' potalssUnlef an head feeder pigs and same waeners. one well reined saddle horse la goo4 rope horei. Phono KrTS. Tulalaks rOlt SALE 1.3 Ford pickup Uaks sf offer lou's Radiator Shop, gtg Reoa4 Hi, I I m -3 M p m rOR RFNT 3 room partially fur tils bed mtata-es) av4 XJ o month Slfl Klamath Av DALE HOWES. REALTOR! Sll K. Main Phone 7IM mt 1 Acroaa from Mill School TWO M:N avallat.le for any odd Jobs you may have Phone V742 PAINTINO. decorating peperMtigsnC plaalerUiard tlndhlng and epra f painting. Est I ma lee giresi. Fliene Mia t(iH RFNT f and a room furatih-g cabins Also modern cottages. Al utilities furnUhed Weekly rales. Altamunl Auto Court SOt'TH Ht Jtl'SRS - - , Two ttedroom mmlfrn home. I as re g I eacellenl soil, chicken and broe-d-g ! houae, hern, etc I ' I-atse t tedriHm home, upstairs can ba I made into 3 more nice rooms HeautlhJ i yard. Its of tree and shruhltery. Carl Wililermuth. with 1 JOHN C, AKtiKTNINt.KH, REALTOR 1 loin Main Dial Mu 'evening j RANCH FOR UK NT or lo buy. 24 IHvl.bm ' IIKilt STKADV INCOME operating late4 3 cent candy bar Vending machines. L amlv direct from factories Yotkf machines located turiA caah ttarig lutiineia Write today. It or ina, rat Herald News I.EADINO DirsEI." ENGINE DISTIII t'TOR looking for sales represents lite for Klamath rails. l-ketiew ant) smioiindtng atea who has iermaoent In one in Klamath Fall Rraonah' salai and commission lo start wilt, eten-es when out ot headquarter. Eaoerlence not neceasary hut must h young arnbltlotis and willing tn win! ver) hard In Siulhern Oregon terrU too . Mual have character teferenceg and lie able to pass physical exam ination hend complete Information. Wiite Box I (HI. care Herald News r'OM SALE, one new 0 ft, and one ties H-fl. JimiiImi rear wheel h draulis M-raier with control talva and lire. ClfLLF.N MOTOR A IMPLEMENT CO, MFIItORD, ONE TO ivr AWAV. four a-room cabin, phone :m.v KOI; SAI.F, foundation seed potatoes aonie from (treatiam and some froig Canada Phone 7nwt. Ilrjanl Williams. f OH HALF, .1 carload Netted 0ma. nn year off certified, fob. Fgln. Idaho, Call 4na Klamath Falls, or :U47 Home dale FOR RENT 3 room furnished aps.s- metit 1 1 4.1 Pine. FOII SAI-K HMO Nash, excellent ron? tllllnti. new ruhlier, radio, healer Call Joe Mahnney Jr., collect, at Dorr is, Calif Wh.L TRADE two double l-.i. on Lake, shoie Drive, value S.MHW1, as dow I paMiirnt on mmlerii hotixe Call "Mfg 1 after ft p in. FOR SALE, home and Income pi..,r i . . Attractive modei n home anil uvt tioiiaea. irnllog (M) per month. Price tlKXXl. Phone 7lltM). 1212 Home-dale. FUNNY BUSINESS ,1- IcJf'l IMI IY Ml tllVICf. IHC T, ft. MtMUT SfT "We had t little trouble getting Junior up mornlnga!M CABINET WORK SASH DOOIIS llavg us quote for you on slock Items 1 low cost cualnm made work SI'HI'ltltAN LlfMBER CO 47fl4 S nib Phone 77( ftl'HHFH toilet traj s." Jig saw ptiirleh dishpans Schneider' Varlel) . 4l)( S. Illli. Open evening- " JUNCTION ACHES 8 acies. Irrigated, paved highway, fiva rormi modern lmur, deep mcII, pieastna system, elect rlr water healer, nice oil slove, hiwn, trrei, 47.Vl, 1I7WI down. HOT MI'ftlNdH ADDITION " bedroom home, fireplace, hnrdwrto-1 floors, 2 halhs, full basement. auUn malic furnace nice yard, shrubs, aprlnk ler svalotu Priced to ell. Shown bf Mppolnlmeul onlv. NFAI. STEWART AOFNCY fill Klnmiith Phone ttJM or 7.M FOR MAI E, ftHlho equity In H4Y Men rtirv Kordor sedan. Complele wllb accessories. Phone 'twill or rail :M2il Citnnon Ave, after fl p m. FOR HALF Baby buggy, studio rmirh, Phone HUB. W A ITHEKS WANTKD-IHrS Klamath Ave Kiilll shirt. Only experienced need Hipl v. Apply In person. FOR HA1.K BYOWNKR - Mnileni 3 riiiuii home In Mills addition, lrg titilltv porch, Venetian blinds, drap, oil stove, lovely Inwn wllh sprinkles system. TJM. Shown belwaen ! a. m. and I p. in. and 3 p fit. and 8 p m. XI4.1 White. WANTED " .1 nr 4-rnnrti tinfurnlaheel apartment. Two adults. References. Onirics (Iflbert, phone 4181. HOW IS THE " TIMR to order yon screpn doors, screen. IrelllseB. We d all kinds or cabinet work. Phona a74. Ff)ll SALE 'J bedroom ft room hnitsa. Hardwood floors thnnighoul. Flra place. Insulated, lawns In. white P! fence all around. I't yearg old. down; balance on terms. 12.10 Ry cllffe Phone ft220. ' PIHKTOM IRONS. Our!, trade In otW Is mi 111 In effect. New n7ft-A Iron for n ff with vnur old Iron, n'r" Jewelers Downstair tor. Phont :nfn.