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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MARKETS and FINANCIAL GRAINS SHOW SLIGHT GAINS OHICAOO, April 28 MV-Oniliu firmed under short-covering on 111 board of trade here today. The May contract showed best gains with new crop corn; deliveries Inclined to lag. Trading was moderately kotlre. To some extent the buying In May futures was based on fears of a railroad strike, dealers said. Other factors In the upturn were trade reports the government had H-entered the flour market on the Pacltic coast, a firm demand for ash grain, and a boost of 14 cents In the level at which the com modity credit corporation will buy cash wheat, Kansas City. Wheat closed 2 to 44 higher. May 3.44-W.. corn was 1-S higher, May 2.31-2.31. oats were U-24 higher. May il.lO-'t, and soybeans were 8 cents higher, May $4 08. Wheat Open High Low Close May 3414-2.43 3.45 3.41 4 3 44-3.45 July 2 33-3.334 3 334 2.314 3.33-3.384 Bent 3 305i 3J3 3 304 3 31-3 33 Dec. 2.31 3.32 4 3.30 V 2.31-3.324 Stocks Edge Up Today NEW YORK. April 28 (Pi Stocks edged cautiously higher today with the oils providing market leadership. Buying orders centered on Indi vidual favorites and many pivotal Industrials were virtually Ignored. Considerable Irregularity resulted, holding the average advance within narrow limits. Scattered gains of fractions to nearly 2 points were racked up for many Industrials. Total sales run ning to around 1.400.000 shares were somewhat under Tuesday's pace. Mortgage Loans Business Property Boines Apartments Stock Ranches Long term, low Interest rate Prompt Service. Prepayment privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments. Including principal and Interest, as tow as $6.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Aath.rte.J Broker f.r PrvdtntUl US la. stk Hni 4IU Skelly Oil pushed to a new high as the company showed first quarter net of $9.31 against $3.98 a year ago. Better climbs elsewhere were re corded by Plymouth Oil, Standard Oil (N. J., Rock Island, American Smelting. Montgomery Ward. Inter national Paper and Owens Illinois. Lagging were General Motors, Air Reduction and Union Carbide. Ralls held up well despite threats of a nationwide strike by some of their unions May 11. Bonds held steady. Cotton and grain futures Improved. Al Chem & Dye 191 American Can 86 Am Pow & Lt 8M Am Tel & Tel 1534 Anaconda 37 Atchison 106 Bendlx Aviation 33 ;i Beth Steel 344 Boeing Airplane - 37 - Calif Packing I Canadian Paciflo - j Case J I . 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 H--v ester Int P-per Pfd Johns Manville Kennecott 324 154 44 58-i 3 23 i 14 304 74 644 -.1744 354 384 56 'i 434 464 .. 93 56 374 . 544 AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORS l4-.3l-34H.P. AVAILABLE OR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY KLAMATH MACHINE 8 Locomotive Works Spring & Elm Mill Supply Dept. Phone 5141 Long Bell "A" 27 V Montgomery Ward 584 Nash Kelvlnalor 164 Nat Dairy NY Central North Am Co Northern Paciflo Pao Am Fish Pao Gas & Kleo .. Pan American ..... Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonler Rayonler Pfd Reynolds Metals . Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Paciflo . Standard Brands Standard Oil Cnl .. Studrbaker Corp .. Sunshine Mining .. Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft U S Steel Warner Bros Pic .. Westing Elec Woolworth . 374 15 V ..... 154 334 14 4 31 94 434 104 ... 27-4 324 38 204 194 374 311. ... 54 ..... 254 54 23 - 104 394 179 17 384 764 134 28 i 464 LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Anrll 38 AP-USDA)-Salnble cattle 300, calves 75: lower grade cows stendv o 25 cents lower: few medium irm'n 20 50: bulk cutter -common 18.00 20.00. tending lower: canners mostly 14 00-17 00: medium bulls 20 00-22.00. firm: calves stendv about 35 head good-choice 370-lb. ranse calves 33 00: dozen cull dairy Salable hogs 100: nothing early; nominal top 33.50: odd good sows 15.50. Salable sheen 50: lamb unriprtnnn firm, late Tuesday lnmhx higher; package good-choice 93 lb. spring lambs 35 65: medium-good wooled ewes quoted 10.00-13 00. PORTLAND. April 38 (AP-USDA Salable cattle 250 total 350; calves 35: market opened fnlrlv apiIv. Inter trade slow, with most classes under some pressure: few good fed steers unsold: held above 59 on- scattered sales common - medium ste- 54 5O-2R.O0: load medium un sold: few common heifers 33.00 24 00: canner-cutter cows lanrelv 7.50-20 00: fat dairy tvne cows nf low medium grade tin to 22.50: out standing heavy Holstelns un to 24 00: good beef rows up to 25 SO bulb unevenly higher. 1 good 1590 beer bull 37.25. new record hleh: new light bulls ?s 50: medium-good sausage bulls 22 00 - 24 00: vealers strong to unevenly higher: nnH- cholc egrades 30.00-35 00- common- medium wades 2000-1900: cults down to 16 50 or below. Salable hogs 200 total 1000: mar ket slow but about steady: medium grades and heavy weights under seme pressure: good-choice 180-325 lbs. largely 2400: 155-170 lbs. 22.00: 250-300 lbs. largely 22.00: few above 350 lbs. 1935 - 20.00: good 400 - 500 sows 17.75-18.00: good-choice feeder pigs quotable 24.00-25.00. Salable sheep none: market nomi nal: good-choice wooled lambs sal able around 23 00-50 or above: good-choice wooled slaughter ewes quotable 11.00-12.00. 360 lb. $19 50-20.76; 270-390 lb. $17.75 to $19.00 : 300-400 lb. $l8iK)-ri.50; most good 350-550 lb. sows $14.00 to $15.00; odd heavier weights down to $13.50; pnupecta good rleninnce. Cattle 7000; calves 500: edge off late market on medium weight and heavy steers but general steer and yearling trade active and i6 to 50 cents higher: heifers steady to strong; cows 35 to 50 cents higher; bulls opened fully steady. Inter trade 25 to 50 cents lower: load choice 1037 lb. yearling steers topped at lb . steers $;3.00: bulk good and $32.35; three loads choice 1275-1350 choice fed steers and yearlings $28 00 to $31.50: three loads medium short feds $25.50: several loads choice heifers $30 50-31.35: most good heif ers $27.00-28.00: bulk beef cows $19 00-23 50: canners and cutters $13 50-18.50; weighty sausage bulls up to $25 00 early; vealers steady at $30 00 down. Sheep 3000; no early sales: bid ding around steady for slaughter lambs: asking around 50 cents higher; good and choice fed wooled Inmbs around 110-lb. down bid $25.50; asking upward to $26 00 for these; other classes scarce. Work Pushed On TAC Center By KOSKMAH Y 11UIIIV o iHiung m iis Juiirnallsiu Student! With paint donated from fim.ll,.,'. WallpuiM-r and Pulnt stum and the General Paint store, painters have worked uirce days on the new Tee u Age center located at 328 N. 8th. Three shades of green make up the coior leucine, uirector Mill Procter, when Interviewed, was on his hands and knees laying linoleum. After a warning about telling the union, mil said. "Help! We need hehi to wash winnows alio: scrub floors." All the material has been donated and most of the unions In the Klam aih basin are giving much of their time to the new building. If work giw.i according to plan the center win open may i. POTATOES LOS ANGELES, April 28 tl lUSDAI Potatoes: 7 broken. 10 unbroken cars on truck: arrivals, Idaho 4. Oregon 3. California 1. by truck 36: market about stendv: Ida ho Russets No. 1-A. $5.50-8 00. SAN FRANCISCO, April 28 tUSUAl Potatoes: old stock. broken. 3 unbroken cars on track: I arrival. North Dakota 1: new stock. 3 cars on track: arrival. California 3: market steady; Klamnth Russets No. 1-A $6 00. CHICAGO. April 38 . (l'SDA Potatoes: Total U. S. shipments 826. arrivals 97. on track 236: supplies moderate: demand slow; market about steady for old stocks, slightly weaker for new: Idaho Russet Bur banks. U. S. . No. 1. $6 00; Maine Kntahdlns $3.50: Minnesota - North Dakota Red River valley Cobblers $3.00; new stocks: California long wnites noo-lb. sacks i, $6 60-7.25: rexas Bliss Triumphs (50-lb. sacks) $2.40-3.25. ill n 1 1 1 ArtHijaTi i' i V Tiiri,tlVMMM j CHICAGO, April 28 (PI (USDA) Hogs 12.500; market active and un evenly steady on all weights butch ers and sows after early sales on weights under 230 lbs. 25 to 50 cents lower; top $22.00; bulk good and choice 170-230 lb. $21.00-21.75 : 240- Elks To Hold Special Dinner The Elks lodge will have a birth day dinner Thursday evening for all members born In the months of April and May. They will be guests of the lodge, but the dinner Is open to the entire membership of the local fraternal organization. The Past Exalted Rulers club of the Elks met last night for dinner al the Pelican party room and elect ed Ray Ruger as president for the coming year. He succeeds J. P. Lln man. G. W. Houston will serve sguiu as secretary. GET YOUR CAR READY FOR SPRING ... n LlJJXVJ LIMITED TIME ONLY! W OFF ON A COMPLETE PAINT ON YOUR CAR JOB sill JL Drew up your car now and save! This is a bona-fide re duction . . , 20 discount on the price of our regular paint Job. Our standard of quality is the finest . . our best reference i our list of SATISFIED customers! A0 cHed l,.r?i.Ki."JiiC 'A m Plni" 'ni we b"l(ve he " best in Ji, ? . Pln P' "Pert workmanship gives you the best ... and you save 20. Drive in now! ESTIMATES? GLADLY! TERMS? OF COURSE! DlfMBAT ill 3rd and Main YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER Phon. 7011 Youth Admits Bod Check Passing Leonard Thomas Power. 30. held on a charge of obtaining money un der false pretenses, waived a pre liminary hearing in Justice court Tuesday afternoon and is confined in the county jail in lieu of $1000 Dan. Powers Is accused of passing a bad check for $20 at Dick Reeders clothing store, and has admitted not only that check but several others. He was arrested by city police Monday. Mst-rl.. .......... RF.ltCIF.lt-AN DKHSON. John Haltl.r vir, 40. doicr operator, native of North Dakota, resident of Klamath Palls, o. Josephine Anderson, 41. cook, native of North Dakota. resident at Mantath Falls. Complaint Filed Mvlan K WtLou v. Jam, r. Wilson, suit for divorce, Chain. cruel anil in human treatment. Couple in tin led Au gust 21. HM7, In Red llhiff. Calif, Plain tiff asks custody of thiee minor i-hll-ilren. WO per month auuport. property sitttlrmvnt. Attorney for plaintiff. J. C. O.Nellt. Chariotta Andaraon Va. John K. An derson, suit for divim-a. Chat, cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple mar. rtett Nov. 3.1, Itua. In Heno, Nev. Plain llfr aaka restoration of malilrii nam iharlolte Peterson. Attorney for plain tiff. D. t. Van Vac tor. Thelma I. Clark vs. James Hobert Clark, suit for divorce Chai. cruel and Inhuman trralment. Couple mar ried May b. Itwa. in Gold Hill. Ore Plaintiff asks cuitody of two minor children. .i4i per month support, prop erty settlement. Attorney or plaintiff. J. C, O NeiH. Jo Carrol Pate vs. Horace Walton Pal, auit for divorce Char, cruel and Inhuman trrBitutit i- ... Med Keb. 17. 1U40. In Naahvllle, Ark. Plaintiff auks custody of two minor children, $JWl per month support. Attor ney or plaintiff. J. C. O Nclll. Jyttlre Court Luke Thomaa Dunkerly, runnina stop aln. Klne, .50. w Jerry Waldo Hhoarii Innlenn.i. gency brake. Fine.' M 5u. Robert Claton Krleaen, violation of tMialc rule. Fine, S3 W. rinCj,5oU''n runnln BtoP Lottie Mae Duncan, no operators li cense. Fine. 13 30. Lowell Leon Mcradden. running stop alan. Kin. 3 30. Edmund Monroe Chllrote. ator s license. Fine. S3 30. William Hay Hargrove, running t0p sln. Fine. S3 SO. -ari Kobert Smoot. oparatlnf of exceaalve width. Fine. S3 SO. v.an nooen mooi. ope ot excessive height. Fine. S3 30 ineima Ellsatteth llouck, ator s license. Fine. S3 30. llicy'll Do ItJEvcry Time . ... By Jimmy lbtto HEY, LOUIE,! S'bs-ST T HAVE WE GOT THIS J 777& -a V 4- cfj ' lffP'R?TflliV ssssii)iin oper- truck ng truck oper- OBITUARY JlNNlr M AK TOPI HWII.I.R Jenmr la Tun ftwtlav m . t Los Angeles, Calif . Murd awav near this city on Monday, April Jti, ! at 10:ao a m. She was a native of Wahoo. ana was ageu ikl years and 1 month at the Urn of her paaalng. She Is sur vived ny her husband. Klroy H. of Is Angeles. Calif a diunhirr M nr Comb of Burllngame. Calif : two broth ers. Clarence England of Seattle. Wash. Ida.; also two grandchildren. Mrs Swiler was a member of the Arboretum Fotinda- ui " uiiiriiiun ana ine Wuahlngton Sute Federation of Garden L.IUU. rne remains will be forwarded via Hallway Fxpreaa on Wednedav v ntn. April 38 to the Fnrkner Funeral Home. Seattle, Wash., for final rites and Interment at a later date Ward a Klamath Funeral Home In charge of the arrangements. HI.ALOCK- Horn at Klamath Valley upllal, Klamath Falls. Oie . Anni Jl IHlt. to Mr and Mia J.irm II Mail liutwe, a boy. Weight; 1 utHinds 1 ounce. KKl.t-STKUM Horn at Klanuith Val y In-pita I. Kluinath Falls. Ore . April '. liHH. to Mr. and Mr- LI. k.n.i.,..., tits Conger, a boy. Weight. M pounds It's ounces. HF.AVIS Horn at Klamath Vallev hoa- llal, Klamalh Falls. Oie . Ai.nl jh IMH. lo Mi and Mrs Ualt.r it-v.. n' Pine, a girl. Weight; II pounds' ounces. H AHAM-- Horn al Klamalh Valley hospiial. Klanvath Falls, Oi , April At, HHM. lo Mr. and Mrs Hlvve i.raliam rout 1 box lOGttC, a girt. Weight. 7 pound 3 ounces. KINti - Horn at Klamath Valley hos pital, Klamath Falls. Ot , April it, li-irt, to Mr and Mn Harold It King, Meirill Ore, a girl Vieight: tl luiunds ounces. Pl'OII Horn ai Klamalh Valley in plUI, Klamalh Falls. Oi , April Jl. ItHil. 10 Air. Jim .ill. lelb-rt Pugli. .Spragu Klver. lire , a girl. Weight. 1 pounds !3' ounces. HAWOHTII Horn at Klanuilh Valley hospital. KlaiiMth Falls, Or , April ifl llHli. to Mr. and Mrs (ln Ha worth. JIH.I White, a buy. Weight, 7 pounds 11 ounces. PUN HOD Horn at Klamath Valley h. pltsl. Klamalh FalU. Ore , April ja lHO u Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Peitrod Jjl Ewauna, a girt. Weight. I pounds SOHt'M-Hnrn at Klanuilh Valley hos pital, Klamalh Fall. Ore , April iii. lu-tii u ir. ami airs, tvuiiani l, Cary, a girl. Weight: 7 lug of exceptions and ohjecllntui to said Final Account, If any Ihn h AI.I.IK WOODAltD, FxeculriV of I he Fatale uf H. L. WOODAMD. Deceased A 14 31 ill, M. 3 U-N M NOtlt'K TO f KtDlTOHa NOTICK IH IIFIIKHY (ilVF.N that the Last Will and Testament of HIIF1.DON Hltl'MHAI'till, deceased, ha len duly proven and admitted lo p'ohal in and oy ine ircun i ouri or lite niste of tir gnu, for Klamalh Count, and that let ters Testa men la rv have Uaued In the undersigned CATHKItlNK llltl'MM AtHill as Fxecutrlx nf ald Will All rMi having rlaima agalmt said ettsl are hereliy notified In pietent lh aam. duly verified and with proper voin-heri, to CATHKM1NK Htt t 'Mil A t UiH al the of flrea of FAMMFNH A MAXWFM. LAW OFFICK 3UI Main Hlreel Klamalh Falls Oregon, within lx monlhs from th dale of the first puhlir-atiort nf Ihla notice which Is April 14. lUsfl CA rilFHINR IIHI'MllAlTJIt Fterutrlx of the lst Will and Testament or Sheldon Itrum tiauah, deceased. A 14 3"; M S--No l.1 New ludai NOTICr OF Ml tlMl OF FQC A I 1 4 HON Hit AHO KLAMATH DKAINAIir- IIIHUK T N'otlr U hereby given that th Hoard nf Supervisors of th Klamath Drainage District will, commencing Hatontav, Mar Hth. ttMII. al 3 o'clock P. M at the office of th District, ttelng No 13 Melhase Hldg . Klamath Falls, Oregon, alt aa a Hoard of Kijualiiatlnn for tit purpose of reviewing and correcting the assrssment roll of the Klamath Drainage District for the year commencing July 1. IV4S. C. L- LANCSI.FT. Hecrelarv. A 31 2(1 No nO FUNERALS WIl.f.tAM O. KFRR Funeral services for th lai William O. Kerr who passed away in this city on Tuesday. April 30. HWfl. following an Illness of but a few days will lie held at Keno. Ore , nn Thursday. April 2U, IMS at 11 a. m. wllh the Ilev. Victor On Furious h Pfc. James R. Mc Farland Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. McFarland of 316 McKln le. is home on a short furlough after completing his training at Fort Ord, Calif. After his furlough Mc Farland will report to Brook army medical center. Fort Sam Houston, Tex., for schooling. KEEP KLAMATH KLEA.V For the brut 'used cant tee 8elby last and save! Phillips, pastor of the First Method I church of this city officiating Inte ment will follow In Keno cemetery. Ar rangements are under the direction of the Earl Whit lock Funeral home of this city. CALLOWAY-Horn at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls. Or , April J HHa. to Mr and Mrs Hotter! CaiE.iwat. route 3 box JU. a rkt airi u.i,. SMITH Horn at Klanuilh Valley hos pital. Klamalh Fall. Oie , Apill 2a, pHu, to Mr. aoo Aire. Sylvester South. Sprague Hiver. Ore., a girl. Weight. pounu U ounce. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS Kiiuiiy N. as; IN THE CIHCIIT COCHT OF THE STATE OF OKClHJN FOK THE CUVS. TY OF KLAMATH ROHEHT P CLKKI.N, Plaintiff. aw.rum. -UJJ jmi tV HO A It OF KUtAl.tA I ION pounua l' vol' A1IF HFHF.tl Y NOTIFIFD THAT THF HOA It D OF FgtfALIAnON of Klantalh t'ountv. Hut of Oregon, will meet on the loth day uf May. IUn sc ond Monday of May. at the Count Court Hoom In the Court HiMise. and will remain in session for three J' weks from that date for the purpose nf eaam Inlng the assessment roll for th year luifl, and correcting all errors In valuations description, and qualities of lamts, lots, or other property assesaed by the as sessor It shall he th duty nf all persona ln tore led. In appear at th tlm and piac appointed All protests against value Hons fed by the assessor, must le filed with the Hoard during th first fifteen t1.! days of ssld session. fit .FN , TFHIlll.l. Assessor for Klanuith County. A II M M No (in Vs ROCilNA Ct.HHIN. Defendant TO HOSINA Cl'KHIN, UKt KNDA.NT; IN THE NAME OF THE TAITC OF OKKCiO.N. you are hereby required lo appear and answer plaintiff's complaint u in nerei fin day ? ilay run . on or befur lh 2ah day 4.4 py,, CLASSIFIED RATES ROflFBT J. FIMIFK Funeral services for the late Robert J. Fisher who passed away In this city nn Friday, April 21t. HMH, following an Illness of several months will be held at the Keno remoter v. Keno. Or., on Thursday, April 20. I4fl at 11:30 a. rn. with the Rev. Victor Phillips, pastor of me rirsi meinonist church or this city officiating. Commitment services and Interment will follow. Arrangements are unner ine direction nf the Earl Whit lock Funeral home of this city. Clean-up, Paint-up, Fl:.-up I I .- Lll damage jen - S A lk in in old roof it usually the fore runner of trouble. In (he judgment of the National Bureau of Standards, when that time comes, "it is no longer practical or economical to effect repairs . . . re-roofing is the only, solution." We will inspect your roof without charge, advise you what, if anything, has to be done. We can supply you with Johns-Manville Quality Asphalt Shingles They assure you a reliable roofing job. "Roof worries" are off your mind for years lo come. These J-M shingles are highly resistant to tire, come in attractive colors, are low in cost, go on easily right over your old roof. DAMP IfOTS FAUINO PIASTIII of April. Il4n, that being the dale of lh laai publication ot tnis summon, and if you fail to so answr or otherwise ap pear, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In his complaint, to-wtl. For lite lecree of this court gran Una In him a decree of absolute divorce of and from you upon the grounds or cruel and In human treatment, decreeing plaintiff lo be the sole owner or the lu:t7 Hulck auto mohile belonging to th oar lies herein. and restoring you to Four former name 01 Hosina Nome. This summons Is served upon you by publication thereof in the Herald-News once each week for four consecutive week a five insertion) pursuant to the order of the Honorable David R Van dentierg. Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered the 2ttth day of March, IB4A, the first publication to be made on the ,11st day of March. HHll, and the last publication thereof to be made on the 3Hth day of April, HHB. FDWIN E DHISCOI.L Attorney for Plaintiff I' in Tree Hulldlng Klamath Falls, Oregon. M .11: A. 7-H 21-2A No. A3 I,, 1 per word per word 1 par work lie 1 oar word IV par word IV Mnnm run nar worn v Ada received hy 1 p m will anpaar same afternoon In New Today column New Todoy NOTICE OF HF. ARINfl ON FINAL AtTIH'ST NOTICE IS HF.RKHY OIVRN that 1 have filed my Final Account In the mat ter of the estate of 8. I. WOODAltD, deceased, and Hie Circuit Court ha set .Saturday, the 22nd day nf May, 11(18, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M In the Circuit Court Hoom of the Klamath County Court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the time and place for hear- FLOWER SHOP 4JOMAIN PWHt Mil trS447 AUCTION Aalurday, May 1, 12 00 Noon located 4 miles west and 1 futle north of Ikviw 41 cattle ft" hogs Art sheep TD (I Trac Trarlor with angle dnier lWt hours since rewi Mmlel H Farmall with power mower and buck rak 1041 Ford Trartor in ft. Oliver Combine, almost new ID ft Oliver Grain Drill 3 Hot torn Disc Plow 3 bottom tft-inch Plow fl ft. Tandem Disc Offset Disc All kinds of other machinery. Alsn i:w Bcl a Hanncheii Ilnrley seed. Terrna cash Coffea and donuta, DAVE HICKMAN. Owner R. E "Hob" Rhodes, Auctioneer Phone 4:t2. Rt 2. Hos All nn Ikevlew Highway. Klamath Falls. Or. WANTFD- Urge colored hens. Chris' Poultry Farm, phone 4ono. 10 R AAl.K- Prartlcally new Command--er mimeograph. First Presbyterian Church, Pine and fllh. Phone 7.111. FOR SAt.F.- Haled hay, fluernsev row.' Rt. 3. Hox 444, north Merrill -Lakev lew Junction. KLflmPTW Fresb Dally Irem Onr Own i flreen ne JLMs SKIT ETT1 tUCKUNS or fioom SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. .1226 flouth 6lh Phone 3101) JOHNS MAMVMtff sisi- pnopueis s Johns-Iaanvillc BUILDING MATERIALS South 6th St. Grounds KLAMATH FALLS TODAY and THURSDAY Twice Dally t and R P. M. Doora Open 1 int. 7 P. M. Klamath Fall Kiwanit Club Proscntt Presenting a plethora of feature! unj nailer! In In hUUry nf rlrruadnm Willi! ftweda "Huck" Johnson, famed rnden alar In person; Cant, Hugh llennel, wild animal trainer; breath-taking aerial Ihrllls; dancing hnrsr-s, a complete herd of pygmy elephants, and scores of other daring features. TTio Worlrl-Fitmrd HODGINIS New Klirolran Hrnaallon 1 UK STANLEYS ADI'I,TS ADMIHHIOM CIIIMHtF.V 75 (Mum Tax) iti;in ( i;i) 42c tkll' Tfll() Prncerdi To no Vied for the Kluanlii Recrentlon Park Fund ANY PART of l huahela of Imally g town flas. Puckvtl llaiich, Kou. He Doug or Huh Puckvtl or call thing Puckstt 4.UJ Tulelak or 4U4A Klamath Fall II--h Puckelt phone flood a vrw tiim ii..i ... ,t r.w. ami oal hay I'ui-katl tlaorh Kan, k Fie Doug or Itoh puckell or call Doug f Puckelt Tulvlak or 4U4A Klamalh Falls Itoh Putkell. nhoti SOfttl. Moitt DlNtl IIAMMFIJI for sal Hap David llvstaurant Bupplles, 3418 Ko. nth WANTKD TO HKNT By young railroad couple. 1-lMdrtHim house PreferahlF In south sulitirlian district. I'ernu nent I'hon IMVM AOirTHKltN PACIFIC COMPANY "hae oiiening for iart llm janitor and clerk Many flu treneflta, tas, hos pltsl. nston. Apply J. K. flick. Agetit. NltillT AIHION FVfRY WRnNMOAY 1 P M NAN At'CTtON MART. WOCD llilnjt your artlrle for sal Col Fred II owatd. Auctioneer FOIt KAl.F Certified Hlue Tag While ) seed itolatoes, Korting this week. Can also soil I s, 3 s. or haker to your oider Pucketl Ranch. Kno tUm thing or Itoh purkell or rail Dfiog Puckvtl 4XU Tulalake or 4U4a Klamath Falls 1 1.. It Puckatl. phone DfMM. I1N T forget when shopping for used car, a HFD NI'AR on our used car Windshield means you save 10, Hr.K NFI.IIY LAHT' flofl RF.X AIIIK cleaner, like Mw, MO. Thooe miMi after 1pm FRONT llFDROOM tr renl.eloae ; No children Call aiKJ after M p m. FOR HAI.K 1042 fttudeUker Chsmnfr-n, gmxl hai, good deal. Phone TJJi. Hil3 lllrch. "TOR HAT H4a Chevrolet ii passnaer cesjpe, . No mile a a TOWFM tfHED CAR t-OT inns tstnith eth Phoste TM FOR RF.NT 1 room furnished apart, ment. nn working person 114a Pin). are you HF.M.ma votm 11 Okie W have rustomera walling for ease, two and Hue ldroom homes, li help ou coniact a tmver and aealet yeai with your sale problem DALE V HOWES Alt Fast Main Phone TM1 or JD4 AlllWAY CLFANKR for sale. Phono i .i . FOR HALF. Hacrifice Hr "TTnder rav poasesslon. 1 Uils trctoei 1 H(JA two bottom Tumtilehug plow. I Oftjf k Tandem dlc. niower, and bur k rak a, Y All units for sal for II2V1. ItEE ftri.HY I.AHT: Phone 0O.4 1.FAVIVO TOWN, mu.t aaerlflc maV rn 2 ttedroom horn on a Iota, fir, place, automatic furnare Mill Clin ton IT WON'T COT ANYTHING to look -practically new davno and chair, wine cord I'hon aula M.L'e TAO Hannrhen llarley, ft SYH fore seed. Other seed. O, weeds, 0, nert 4.)". I'hon 4Utia J Falrclo FOR HALF. New II Inch hlach pipe. Also we can supply S Inch and S Inch galvaulied pip with plumlilng flvlurc OA VIM Pl.CMHINO CO,. Xl7 East Main Phone 37H1. '44 CHF.VHOI.KT. over and U n d r llruwnte, ttett condition RFE NFLHY I.ART WANTFD Hard apinn piano. Onod condition Phone U47I. CATF.ItPH.I.AR RD N with 6M inwr cunlrfd unit irecondlt loned" ; ItFtiF. JtJ yd Carryall. Allls Chalmers HI) T wide gauge wllh Ma power rontrtd unit S hours sloe recondition: Mo- line Universal 7. wllh weights and r takeoff: 7 ft. Molina mower: mat tonal 13 ft slnai run araln omii aii eouipmeni nas been recon ditioned Will deliver If reoiiesled THICKFV TRACTOR A EQUIPMENT CO , Newman, Calif. P. Q. Hox a7. Phone 4(i7L FOR RALE John Deere 11 IMA mrwM. Light, starter, tractor used very lit- tl Call 3.12 Malln, Or. RAI.E fH 'N DAY, MAY 9 RDM MFltH LANK AUCTION MART (Jeneral line nf livestock, lot of farm machinery, tleneral household mere nan diss loo numerous to mention. C. C HAMPLKM. MIDI COL NWKIAllT AlirrinNirru '41 OMC THI CK Faton two speed awl. SEE NKI.I1Y I.AHT! MlIflT RKIJa IMMKDlATF.LV, owner leav ing town, .I n nun house with hath, garage, on paved atreel, walking dis tance Terms. Call naxi FOR RAI.K Universal wood range with wanning oven, in good condition, VIA. :n4 Roirera. FOR SALE Tahle "saw In tfood rondl.' Hon. .1.141 A I In moot Drive. FIVE ACME Tit ACT, aeven-ronm home. nam, cny mis ami on pavement. Only V iu.mi. wllh 4fH down. V EVFIIE1T DENNIS. HEAl.TOn iai N nth phooa nam FOR llF.NT-New" J room furnished house. Phone IM4.V LATE MODEL Eleilrolux "for sale, $a complete Phone 011.12. " "" fHrilirilMAN HOMF. ALTAMONT DRIVE Newly constructed, modern and ennv nlele a lieilrnom home, oxcellnnt aora IrrlHalrd soil, gnrago and fruit room. Prke (I7!. Terms. DALE A HOWEfl HEALTORH Ull Kaal Main I'hon 72nft nr 804 YOUR CHOICE of our RED RTAn htiye, 10 off nn used car advertised prices. HEE 8ELIIY LAHTI MAKOlINK MIKHION HAIIRAPAntl.I.A MltH'P MKLI, IMMEDIATELY, tm& emillv In modern :i bedroom home, Phnna airm nrter fl p. m. TAILORINO, ALTERATIONS. Western ahlrtn a Sfieclalty. Phone 3 OtW7. WANTKO Truck mechanic' Muifrw ahle to do first-class work. Oood paF and good working rondlllnna. auto ciunllflcnllnns In Mml letter 1o Dog I VII, core Hernld-News. WANTFD " KKperlcnceitielperror paint ahop. Nn phone calls. Only ex perienced help need apply. Auto Palnl Rhop, 201 II Hotilh nth. FORRALF. Kleclrolint."Phnna7lrTr. FOft ft ALE -Kanmnro varimm ' claanefT just llko new. Phnna 7ln7. WANTr.D-FKpnrletH-ad mechanics, peri ninnent work, good pay, excellent working conditions, flee Dirk flrhoan flln, Hervlce Mannger, In person. No tice -If not axperlenred do nnt apply. Ashley Chevrolet, 410 flouth fllh. WANTED M In Hot Rprlnga adrflllo. Approximately HmxIOfl ft, nr 7nx7S ft. Coniart lene Oldham. Phnna M44 hetween fl and A p, m. nowei inlen Vlmver Shop im i vi in ; (At Groonhouaei) V 3014 8. dill. I'lionr. mi nnt Frr Drllvcry l'-nwra by Wire runnral llMlma Our Bpanlallf