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Newspaper Page Text) PACE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MARKETS and FINANCIAL Wheat Slightly Higher Today CHICAGO, May IB (IP) A combination of heavy cash corn t Ira from the country and splendid Midwest planting weather knocked corn prices down a few cent today. Other grains held fairly Heady. Soy beans and lard were firm moat of the day. Wheat cloned K-4 higher. May 3.47-f2.474, com was ' to S cents lower, May 3Jl-$3.32, oats were M lower to higher, May 1.13-S and soybeans were 1 to a cents nigner. May 4.. Wheat Open lllch Low Close May 3-46 '4 J481 I-.47-2.4714 July 4.33-33 3.34 3.33 S.SS"- Sept. 3.31H- 3.33 3.311 S.SJH Deo. 3.31 -2.33 3.33 3.31 3.33 Stocks Hold Ground Today NEW YORK, May 18 VP) The stock market held Its ground today but aggressive selling blocked a try for higher price levels. A few groups notably oils, rails . and metals slanted to the plus aide throughout the session. Most others wobbled back and forth In a fractional range. Buying Increased during mid morning and for a time prices ad vanced. A relapse followed almost Immediately. Volume expanded when the mar ket started ahead but later dwindled. Total for the day was at the rate of about 1300,000 snares. ' Even the oils were not immune to the selling. Standard Oil (NJ and Texas Co. each slipped a trifle but gains of around a point were posted for Sinclair and Mission Corp. Also unproved were Western Union, Montgomery Ward, Southern Rail way, Anaconda, Westinghouse, American Smelting and Twentieth Century-Pox. On the losing side were Youngs town Sheet, General Motors, Gen eral Electric, Eastman Kodak. Ches apeake tc Ohio, Union Pacific and Goodrich. Al Chem & Dye 195 American Can 88 Am Pow & Lt 104 Am Tel tt Tel 156 Anaconda 39 u Atchison 11314 Bendix Aviation Beth 8teel , .Boeing Airplane Calif Packing Canadian Pacific . Case J I " ,Comwlth & Sou Chrysler 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 tat Harvester Int Paper Pfd Johns Manvllle Kennecott Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvins tor Nat Dairy N Y Central North Am Co' Northern Pacific . Pac Gas & Elec Pac Tel te Tel Pan American Penney J c Radio Corp Rayonier Rayonler Pfd . 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 U 8 Steel Warner Bros Pic Westing Elec Woolworth .... . 35 . 35 -i 26 't - 38 18 484 -.158 60 - 244 13 33 7 62 -J804 - 39 39 58 464 - 49 -.169 - 60 41 57 - 28 - 64 17 27 17 16 25 35 - 98 - 10 - 46 - 12 31 - 34 27 - 25 - 20 - 41 - 26 - 58 - 26 - 69 - 26 - 11 - 30 .187 - 184 - 30 - 79 - 13 - 31 .. 48 $34.00-37.00: low high good heifers unsold; canner-cutter cows largely ti6.0O-18.50: shells downward to $15 00; common cows including fat dairy type kinds $19.00-31.00; med ium beef cows $23.00-34.00: good young rows upward to $25.00: sev eral medium 600-800 lb. butcher bulls $36 00-37.00: good beef bulls up to $27.50: common-medium saus age bulls $23.00-34.00: good-choice vealers 38.00-31.00: selects up to $3.2.50; common - medium grades $18.00-36.00: culls down to $15.00 or below. Salable hogs 900. total 1600: mar ket very slow, part of an unusually large midweek supply unsold: gen era! grade steady to weak but some bids 50 rents or more lower: few good -choice 185-335 lbs. $23.50. 34 00: medium -good 197-333 lbs. $22.50-75: 273 lbs. $20.50: heavier butchers down to $19.00: good 380 405 lb. sows $17.75-18.00; 300 lbs. up to $19.00: 1 good 665 lb. stag $15.00; good-choice feeder pigs scarce, sal able around $25.00-26.00 or above. Salable sheep 50 total 650; market nominally steady: good - choice spring lambs salable around $25.00. extreme top Tuesday $25.50: good wooled old crop lambs salable up to $23.25: shorn lambs quotable up to $22.00 or above: good -choice shorn ewes quotable around $10.00 50. i LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, May IB (AP-USDA) Salable cattle 300 calves 25; market uneven; steers ouniay; package good well wintered grass steers $30.00, with lour out at $29.00; very limited heifer offering; few medium range cows 21.00-22.00; good quoted to $24.00; undertone on 130 head can nei - cutter - common north coast dairy type slaughter cows weak, With Tuesdays $1.00-50 decline, at io.w-m.ou; bulls active, common- meamm sausage bulls $24.00-26 00; calves steady; quotable top on good eholce 31.00; common-medium 23.00-27.00. . Salable hogs 100, mostly 50 cents VOUI'- ,few Pcka8e good -choice ". outcners $24.00; odd good sows $16.50, also 60 cents lower. : Salable sheep 100; nothing scaled early; late Tuesday spring lambs 60 cents higher, about 500 head top , choice 107 lb. spring lambs $26.25; no ewes offered. i ' PORTLAND, May 19 (AP-USDA) Salable cattle 200, total 250, calves ; 75: holdover cattle 75; market slow but mostly steady at week's decline; i few medium-low good 750-970 lb steers $26.00-28.50; 1 lot medium ,731! lb. mixed steers and heifers $26.00; medium-low good heifers Mortgage Loans Business Property Homes Apartments Stock Ranches Long term, low Interest rat. Prompt Service. Prepayment privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments, Including principal and Interest, as low as $8.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Altktrlns Broker for PradmUsI ratio, Cfc IIS Se. BUk rooni I1SS CHICAGO, May 19 (AP-USDA) Salable hogs 11.000. total 15.000; slow; 50-75 cents lower on weights under 300 lb.; weights over 300 lb. unevenly steady to 50 cents lower: sows 25-50 cents lower; top 22.50 sparingly: bulk good and choice 170- 240 lb. 21.25-22.25 : 250-270 lb. 2025 21.25 : 280-300 lb. 19.25-20.00; 325 400 lb. weights 17.75-19.00; good 350- 600 lb. sows 15.00-16.75. Salable cattle 7000. total 7000: sal able calves 600. total 600; good and choice fed steers and yearlings fully 50 cents higher; top steers scaling 1142 lb. at $25.25. a dollar higher than Tuesday: high-good and choice steers 34.00-34.75: 1711 lb. averages 33.50: common and medium grades steady at 31.50 down; choice heifers topped at 33.50; cows steady to weak; bulls fully steady at 25.25 down: vealers firm at 31.00 down; stock cattle 25.00-2930. Salable sheep 1500. total 3000: slaughter lambs mostly 25-50 cents higher; load around 100 lb. good and choice fed wooled lambs with medium end 28.75: new record highs here for fed lambs in load lots; load mostly good grade shorn lambs with long No. 1 pelts 94 lb. averages 28.00; deck common and medium shorn lambs 21.00; deck medium shorn lambs 24.00; slaughter ewes steady to weak; spots 50 cents lower; most good and choice shorn ewes around 13.50: common and medium lots 1030-1230. POTATOES CHICAGO, May 19 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: U. S. shipments 1007; ar rivals 131, on track 208; supplies moderate; demand fair for Cali fornia, market slightly weaker; for Alabama demand slow, market about steady for best stocks; Alabama Bliss Triumphs $3.75-4.25; California long whites $4.60-5.00; old stocks; Minnesota-North Dakota Red River Valley Cobblers $2.50. Human Heads Found Here II Sit H. C. Sentnun looks Into the Incinerator in Los Anrelrs where two partially burned human heads and parts of four hands were found. Sheriffs Capt Ray Morris said the heads have been identified as those of Ralph Dirksen and his wife, Olra. They lived in house In back ground. Sisters Hold Top Honors CHILOQUIN, May 19 Sisters hold the two top grade averages in the 1948 class of graduates from Chiloquln high school. Jean Mc Kell was named valedictorian and her sister, Ann McKell, Is salu tatorian. Both are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Q. D. McKell. The record of the younger girl, Jean. is the more remarkable in view of the fact that she is a three-year student in high school. The sisters have lived in Chiloquln all their Uvea. Ann and Jean have been active in school activities and were the first and second winners of the Robert Muskrat memorial trophy. presented first in 1946 to the out standing freshman or sophomore of the year on the basis of grades. citizenship and activities. This year each sister has held "LH- V11"""- "ar ?v?i J.,hn 11 ,,, T , . . ... Grove. Luctl Alarkec, John M. Ltpt.uk Section 34. Twp. 40 S . Range II K ol W. M.; thence South 3 and miles to State Line; thence W along Mid Sute Line 8 mile to point of be ginning, all in Klamath County, Oregon, W HEREFORE. w respectfully pray that the above descrtued land be in cluded In the Merrill Park District. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we hereunto aet our hand this 3rd day of May, Itua. Name ef Psllllonrr Robert U Orafoo, F. E. Trotman. M. D-, P. L, Hodges. Iver MatUon. Don Barnes. M. A. Bowman. Alonio Hod km. Louis Stewart. L. H. Holden. D. C. King, i;. a. bnarp. jonn u. AieiNelll. Jamea H. Marks. Alex Duncan, Gne Hill, A. K. Felt. Vern Smith. J H. Dcgnan, Ieonard H. Barnes. Robert E. Dilinun. Huth R. Teague. F. D. Curie. K. C. Burkes. J. Leland Pop, Thomas W. Chatburn, J. A. McDonald. R. R. Walker. Uwvm L Kandra. J. W. Reder, D. N Eagle, E C. Lemler. William Hodges. Lewt S Kan dra, John O Nell, H. B. Winebartitr. Dorris Wlnebarger. Veronica McNeill, Delia M. Hodges. Bessie I. West. Ora C. Burkes, Ithel W. Chapman. Luther A. Tsber. Ruby M. Taber. Mickey Walker, Helen Shuck, Troy Qualli, Clifford J. Shuck. L. Bowman. L. A. VanClenve. Mrs. Da r re I C. King. Mrs. M. C. Gia cominl. John Giacomlnl. C. M. Hodges, Mm. O. J. Harris. O. J. Harris. W. F. Fruit. William F. Jinnette. S. R. Cun ningham. N. W. Remsen. Mrs. R W. Slele. Thomas P. Barry'. Marjori L. Stewart. Lucille Dragoo. Mrs. J. L. Has ktns. Lena Grace Walker. J. Luther Hasktns. Max. HsrU erode, Dean Marks. x.. amiin. a. u. tuva. c. u. stukel. oonan. drunk. 111). Kdwaid Jtvvi) Dioniie, VNgianoy. M dsi. George V. Arant, drunk and dlsorUeily, or is ias. Frank Hill, dlsonlerly. SIS Joseph Shaddon. drunk. 10 or ft dsyi, John T. Gann, drunk, fltl or S das. Nick Kennelly. drunk, glO or S days., Joe Effinan, drunk StO or S rias. Carl Crowson, vagrancy. SUk) or 90 aays suspeiuieo to leave town. Marshall Conney, drunk. SIO or 5 day Delltert Horton. drunk. .10 davs. H. L. Erlandson, violation of dog vminanca, so. Chester H. Young, violation ol dog ordinance, CLASSIFIED RATES , iwr word 4o . pr wttrtt New Today WANTKD GUY I1AH1DN mir lt hvrtff. Polltlr.l ilv.rll.nt.iit ptil uy liMrlon Loinmiuv, J. s. sintth. iMH-rel.ry. WAN'l'KO. rvfrltfiTMtor. In' uod contll. tiou. 1'hunv uiis. rOK SAI.K. Ml u.k. crlltlrd I'l.h cut Cl.KAN, prutwrly .udtpiwd rtiritltur vans uvi you mnv whtn novlns. K.it't Tr.iuf.r sntt StorMs C'o. Ui.l KI7I. I'OX SAl.fi. 'modern 1. bedroom bunt, in H.lttBr uutritft. Imm.dlnt. po..aUiti. Laud, sarden plot, gur.se and work shop. Phone MOTIIKH with i boy. "would Ilka to .hnre exiwlt.e. to North U.kot. or thereabout,. MCUltd week in Juae. Hhone 2 0473. Fun SAl.K. CONKECTIONEHY." I-OOL 1IAUI., In the heart ur UakruUe. acrttaa from theatre, fountain fixture, and building really a money. maker for right party. Kull price Sltl.UUO. Tarnth offices in her class, drama club, journalism club and in the student body. They had parts in the play 'June Mad, form two-thirds of the girls' trio, participated In the speech festival and work in the Girls' Athletic association. In the past no one family has placed a valedictorian and saluta torian in one year, but the honors have been held over a period of years. In 1942 John Monks was salutatorian, in 1944 Bob Monks was valedictorian and their sister Mary Monks was valedictorian in 1947. Bill Floyd In 194S and Rose Marie Floyd in 194S were each valedictorians. Norma Lee Cienger 1945 and Bonnie Gienger in 1947 were valedictorian and salu ta torian respectively. i Neuner Hands Down School Ruling SALEM, May 19 (IP) A county rural school board cannot bring court action to recover funds from tax property sold below the actual value. Attorney General George Neuner ruled today for the state de partment of public instruction. The question arose in Lane coun ty, where lt has been charged that the county lost more than 12.500,000 through sale of timber lands which had not been appraised and where the timber had not been cruised. The Lane county rural school board wanted to sue the county, be cause 80 per cent of funds from the sale of tax lands Is given to schools. But Neuner said the board can't sue. Power Company Gets Stock OK SALEM, May 19 WV-The Moun tain States Power company was granted permission from Public utilities Commissioner John H. Car- Kin to issue 13500.000 worth of first mortgage bonds and to Issue 11.000.- 000 worth of stock. The money will be used to Im prove the company's system. The bonds will bear 3t Der cent interest. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance company will buy $2,500, 000 of the bonds and the Massa chusetts Mutual Life Insurance company will buy the other sl.ooo - 000. The two companies also will take the stock In about the same proportion. 4 Hans Norland Auto Insurance. 123 N. 6th street LITTLE IN MUCH More than 98 per cent of the earth's crust Is made up of only eight of the ninety-odd known ele ments. They are oxygen, iron, sill. con, aluminum, calcium, sodium, po tassium and magnesium. NEED MORE INCOME? YOU CAN INCREASE YOUR EARNING POWER Free sales training course, with Instruction by a man who sells and earns! Clan limited . . , personal attention. For complete details, contact LeRoy E. Hunt, 1401 Esplanade, phone 9200, BYRON Born to Mr. and Mra. John Byron. Tulelake Calif., at Klamath Val ley hoipltal. May 18. 1948, a girl. Weight, i pouno. iv ounce.. SEVERSON Born to Mr. and Mr. Ray Severton. Chlloauin. Ore., at Klam. ath Valley hoipltal. May 18. 1948, boy. weigni, I pounaj 11 ounces. McWILLlAMS Bom to Mr. and Mrs John McWIlliams, 323 Commercial, at Klamath Valley hospital. May 19, 1948, a girl. Weight. 8 pounds 10 ounces. COLEMAN Bom to Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman. Olene. Ort.. at Klam. ath Valley hospital. May 19, a boy. weigni, a pounas, a ounces. RANDOLPH Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Randolph, route 3 box 467. Klamath Falls Ore., at Klamath Valley hospital. May 19. 1948, a girl. Weight, a pounas o ounces. FUNERAL WnXIAM FREDERICK (PETE, GROB Funeral services tor the late William Frederick fPetei Grob, who passed away at Bray Mill, Ore., on Monday, May 17, 1048, following a brief illness, will be held In the chapel of the Earl Whttlock runerai noma, fine at etn on Tnursday, May 20. 1948, at 1:30 o m.. with the Rev. Victor Phillips, pastor of the First Methodist church of thla elty. officl attnf. Commitment services and Inter ment family plot In Klamath Memorial parK-rnenas are invitea. LEGAL NOTICES PETITION FOR ORGANIZATION IN THE COUNTY COURT Of THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. JN THE MATTER Or THE ORGANIZA r minu i-.tr ucddii i m ntr nmpnir"n We, the undersigned resident free holders of Klamath County, Oregon, respectfully request that the 'following lands be organized into a park and recreation district, to be known as MER RILL PARK DISTRICT, pursuant to Ore gon Laws of ltMl, Chapter 377, and sute that we represent not less than 20 of the resident freeholders of Mid proposed district: Beginning at the BW corner of Sec tion 17, Twp. 41 B , Range 10 E. of W. M ; thence North to the NW corner of Section 20, Twp. 40 8., Range 10 E. of W. M. between Section 17 and 20, thence to a point Vt mil East of Sec tion Corner common to Sections IT, 20, 18 and 21, Twp. 40 S., Range 10 Em inence In a southeasterly direction along the tin known as the Old Hill Rosa through Sections 21, 22, 97 and 26, Twp, 40 8., Range 10 E. to point at the SW corner of the NE' of Sec tion 20, Twp. 40 S., Range 10 E.; thence Esst a distance of 2'i miles to the NE corner of the BKV of Section 30, Twp, 40 8., Range 11 E.; thence South vfc mile to the corner common to Sections 20, 30. 31 and 32; thence East 2 snd i miles to NW corner of NK'ANE'i of Flower Shop IHIIVEIN (At Greenhouses) 3614 8. 6th, Phones 633S and 9,140 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs Our Specialty n hftnaf fir-af duly sworn, deposessnd says: That every Anna Liotak. W. H. Wvnim Victor Shuck. Mrs. Victor Shuck. Irven John son. Dorothy Kandra. Lawrence Ceraghty. Esteid Geraghty. Warren Con ner. Dorothy Conner. H. A. Trslcrman. Myron Hasktns. Sylvia Haskins. Verna I. Haskins. E E. Kllpatrick, lva Kil os trie it. Myrtle Ann Chatburn, Hugh Falvey, Mrs. Hugh Falvey. John D. Moore, Mrs. R. F. Beasley iRt. 1, Box 632, K. Falls), Bessie Greenmyer. L. E. Reeves. W. A. Layman, Warren W. Walker. W. A Hill. L. F. Hill. James O'Keeffe, Herbert G ray bar t. Mrs. Her bert Gray bad, Clair Miller, James Miller, Trlar.. Miller, L. II. Perkins. All or tne above petitioners arc resl- aenia or Merrill, uregon. STATE OF OREGON ) County of Klamath i 1. F. E. Trotman, M. person who signed the forcnolns oetttian consisting ot pages 1 to 0. inclusive, being ptrui.on ior formation or Merrill Park District, signed his or her name thereto in my presence. I further depose and say that I believe eacn signer nas stated his or her name, address and residence correct! v. Is a legal voter and resident and freeholder wnnin tne proposed district and is en titled to sign said petition. I further depose and say that I am one M tne petitioners. F. E. Trotman. M. D 'sfBnrfi Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of May. 1948. Thomas W. Chatburn (slgnedi Notary Public for Oregon. My commission expires Dec. 2, 1948. NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice la hereby ariven that the oeti- tl oners who have signed the foregoing petition for the organization of the Mer rill Park District will present the said petition to the County Court of the Slate of Oregon for Klamath County on May 26, 1948. at the hour of 10 o'clock in (he forenoon of said da v. and that a 11 tvr. m interested therein may appear and oe near a. CHATBirRV & BRICK NER Attorneys for said Diitrlct First National Bank Building Merrill, Oregon. M. 12-1& No. 123. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In Probate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH tUUJSTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SARAH EDITH LEWIS, also known as SARAH E. LEWIS, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby aiven that the un derslgned has filed his Final Account and Report as Administrator of the above entitled Estate, and that the Court has fixed FFiidav. June 18. 1948. at IO:f o'clock In the forenoon at the Circuit Court room of the Court House in Klai ath Fa Hi. Oregon, as the time and place ior neanng oujecuons, u any, to tne same ana settlement thereof. C. W, LEWIS, Administrator of said Estate. M. 19-26; J, 2-0-16 No. 120. NOTICE Notfc Is hereby aiven that the under signed. SYLVIA HOC ES WHITEFOOT. will sell to the highest bidder for cash. as guaraian of neva a. hoc. hes, i minor, the following described real property of said minor situated Ir Klamath County, Oregon: rnat portion of Lou 3 and 4, sec tion 7, Township 39, South Range 7, E. W. M., lying Easterly from the center line of The Dalles-California Highway (Highway 97 as the same Is now located, and containing 16,82 acres. on or after the 17th day of June. 1948. at the office of the Superintendent of tne Kiamain Indian Agency, Klamath Agency, uregon tnat this sale is made pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, made and entered the 14th day of May, KM ft. uaiea cms iwtn any or nay, ikih. SYLVIA HOCHES WHITEFOOT. M. 10-26; J. 2-0 No. 127, NOTICE TO CREIIITOHR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WALTER WAINWRIUHT CJUIMUY, Deceased. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of said deceased, and all per sons Interested In his estate, to present their claims to the undersigned, the duly appointed Administrator of said stat, or to W. Iamar Tnwnsend, his attorney at 432 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from and after the tmh day of May, 1948, being the date of the first publication of this Notice. HENRY J. qUIMDY Administrator of nld Estate. M. 10-26; J. 2-9-16 No. 128. FLOWER SHOP 430MSIN M0NI M7l,rS44J CAFE AND ON SALE BEER LICENSE. Building, fixtures and bualitess. A swell opportunity (ur right party. Price lo.ooo, f.mu) down. F. W. STEWART Oakrtdge, Ore. - Phone 3UI SUBURBAN acre, nearly new 3 -bed room home. furnished, electric range. concrete foundation, large attic, to be sold at OIK-e. M. 000. 00. UNDER CONSTRUCTION New two-Uedroom home. Mills Addition. To be completed within JO days. U,300.uO. J, W. SANOKKS, He I lor Salesmen: T. L. Gibson. Carl E. William 1213 Main Street FOR SALE: 2-bed room house wtih din ing room and large utility room at 21X1 Orchard. Completely redecorated. Immediate poasesulon. Call 4JU2. FOR SALE: Will sacrifice new tt2 W W. C full railroad watch. T3 00. 2145 Applegate. HOMES WANTED The demand for real mate exceeds the supply. List your property with us. We have prospective lu ers waiting. DALE Si HOWLS REALTORS 311 East Main Phone 7266 or 6U43 PROPERTY OWNERS NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO SELL. I have quite a lew buyers for well-built homes in the six thousand to nins thousand dollar price range; and which are priced about right. If you wish to sell your home, and It la located In the MILLS ADDITION or SOUTH SUBURBAN. 1 am conveniently located to serve you. Call or see MARK R. JOHNSON Salrarnan. Suburban Office I WESLEY M. SHARPl.ES. REALTOR I 'Aero from Swan Lake Moulding Ci .uj aoutn em Evenings 9-0745 FOR SALE: Karma II No. 12 tractor on good rubber and in perfect condition. Has plow, cultivator and buck rake attachments See Hugh Falvey, one mile west of Merrill or call 1904. DO YOU WANT MOKE Auto Insurance ror your mm.ey? in 10 minutes I can tell you about Stale Farm Mutual modern plan. William N. Uoen, Tower inca.re. rnone 7Ju. AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:30 P. M H at H AUCTION MART iWoruii One nice 4-olecc bedroom set. dsveno. occasional chair. Singer treadle sewing machine, beds and s prime, washlne mac nines, garden tractor, hammer mill electric chick brooder, dishes and many otner amors. Bring what you have for sale COL. FRED HOWARD, Auctioneer Phone 9410 FOR SALE: Miscellaneous household articles, reasonable. 2335 Da r row Phone 2-0513. GARDEN SUPPLIES and" sprays. Fertf liiers, garden hoses, garden tools and Insecticides. DRIVE-IN Flower Shop. jfu-t so. em. BOOKKEEPER, apply manager, Wlnema tioiei. FOR SALE Attractive home in Mills Addition. Iarxe living room, hardwood floors. bedrooms, furnace, neat lawns and on pavement. 98500 00. Four room home south of Lake view Junction, near Mallorys, with ' acre, garden plot, nlca yard, solid foundation, plastered rooms and well constructed, vniy s.udu uu. ALSO Four room home in St. Francis Park near Hooe St. with complete furnlshlnas, In very good condition. Everything goes for sanvi(X). See Al Longmlre, Salesman with EVERETT DENNIS. Realtor 121 N 6th Phone H4UI or 6724 WANTED GUY" BARTON as our next sheriff. Political advertisement paid ny tianon uommiiiee, J. . omiin. Secretary. AUCTION Summers Lane Auction Mart Sunday, May 23 12:00 noon Consign what you have to sell to our auction. Livestock Poultry Rabbits Furniture And Machinery C. C Samples, Mgr. Col. Swigs rt, Auctioneer FOR SALE: Easy washing machine" Phone 7179. FOR SALE OR TRADE: Modern 2-bed'- room home, Mills Addition. Phone 3622 after 8 p. m. WANTED: One or two wood cutters. Tools and chain saw furnished. In quire at Htanlon's Wood Yard, Stewart- i-ennx Addition. MILLS: 2 -bed room, nlc yard, fenced, garage ana s lore room. a.iiu. SUMMERS LANE: 3-bedrnom, serf, lots of outbuildings. S5250. NORTIISIDE: 11700 down buys a GI 2- oen room nome witn run completely furnished. Full price 17500. SOUTH SUBURBS: A very attractive, new home in a district of new homes. flreolace. nlcture windows. Venetian blinds, a really modern horn for com fortable living, tftf.50. s LOTS: 4 Iota on comer of Summers Lane and Bristol Ave. Carl Wlldermuth with JOHN C. ARGETSINGER. REALTOR 1016 Main St. Phone 551)5 Eve R046 - 0219 FOR SALE: Two taffeta bridesmaid frocks with matching hats, blue and Emu. nizes i ann jm. aiso old errwene lamp, Phone 5738; FOR RENT Office Snnce, well located. T. B. WAITERS 107 fl 7th Phone 4193 FOR SALE. 1034 Chevrolet sedan de livery, Ideal for hunting and fishing. Priced to sell hurry. See bookkeeper, Link River Motors. Phone 3650. WANTED," good all-around autn me- cnanic. Must have own hand tools. Good working conditions. 50 flat rate pay. Phone 1701 Merrill, Or. Htnng Motor Co, RECEPTIONIST WANTED. Must " be able to type. Apply Klamath Valley Hospital. f()H' RAM1!! treadle sewing mchtn7 Phone 6510. WANTEn-OUYBARTON m our next sherirr. Pont teal advert liement pnld by Rnrton Committee, J, E, Smith, Secretary. They'll Do It Every Time immm. By Jimmy I Li do liV-riS . 11.1 l ,--ai n . - hkti 1 1' AUist . f,-zr- ...rr- I J bss4h l"1' ' " - ". w.,.lt. miii si. nun ' "j'n New Today New Todai KLflmPTHA iiff ? 1 DAHLIAS, all colors, Urge exhibition miniature and pom-pon. Nlc leddliig plants ready now. Some blooming sIj Also roses, peonies, bleeding heart and perennials. LAKESHORE GARDEN NURSERY Phone 42M1 WANTED; cashier. Wlnema Coffee Shop. Aiutlv Wtiiema Hotel. In person. WANTED, eKrlenced salesman for men's department store al Tulelake. Call In pet-sou at Dick Header s Men s Dept. Store. WANTED, young man. 33 to 30 years old. long-time resident of Klamath Falls, who Is interested In a position with a future. nt have good duration. Ite a good penman and like, to deal with people. See Mr. Duncan, Local Loan Company. 4 HOOM HOUSE with i; ecr excellent son 7iM. 1H5U Arthur, or phone 5JU3I AUCTION " SATURDAY. MAY 22 1 00 PM On registered herd of 26 head While Face cattle, consisting of: in cows, iwo 3 year-old heifers, long yearling heifers, S yearling bull calves. 2 bull calv, on -year-old bull. Another consignment of 70 White Fa.- cows and ralvea: 30 While Fare springer cows, 25 head White Face yearlings, 15 head dairy tvpe slaughters, with the usual run rattle, hoar and aheeo. One new bale loader, one tec trie ntllk- iig mnrmne. 2 electric separators and aiicnen range. IIHAHS BHOS GRENADA. CALIF. PHONE X2Vfl FOR RENT. 2 room furnished apart ment, suitable for couple. 200 East Main Call 721NI. RFCI.EANr.D. treated Hannchen barley. sow per ioo staxda it n rrr.n ftrnur Phone. 7201 1 B,h n4 Midland Phon MOO i ' "'a"ir in ntTm won Claim experience preferable Bookkeeping experience beneficial. Apply Klamath Vallry Hospital. j Vot! Al'TO rlect Cuy Barton. Klamath i lotinly Sheriff Poll Mrs, I advertisement Said by llarton Committee, J, mtth. Secretary. FOR SALE, ini.l Ford sedan, cheap. 50 SACKS Gem certified seed potato. un .vicvey, pnone Malin. WANTED, man and wife to lease Foun tain Lunch. Must be exierlnced, Write to Box 157. car Harald News. UK A Ilr. A CAFE on main, permanent nignway: new equipment, air condl tioned, seats 30 people: grosses tl5n0 a month at present. Lois of trurk trade Want party with reference as cafe is to accommodate future business from dlesel atop, gas station and motel plus tourist trade. Write Box to. care iieraid-.News. FOR SALE. 3-room house with bath' with land or to he moved Bessie iuonn rnone 4j.u. Tulelake APARTMENT for rent. 2-room fur-" nlihed No children or pets. Ascot Hotel. I4II Main. U-WASH LAUNDRY and DHY CLEAN- nu nuiiness, on Main street; plant no nouie. ium Main, Springfield Ore TYPING DESK and typewriter, electric range, youth's bed and night stand, radio, automatic record player. Call lain HENRY NEWHOUSE," REALTOR wishes to announr change In of fir location from 140 E. Main to 2000 S. 6th ana aii Main. Harry Van. with HENRY NEWHOUSE. REALTOR 2060 S Dih and E Main. Phon 0ft3J FOR RENT In Chelsea Addition. 4 room hnuie with bath, partly furnUhed. e4S month. 2603 AJtamont Drive or phon YOt; AUTO tect Guy Barton. Klamath County Sheriff. Political advertisement paid by Barton Commute, J. E. Hmnn, Secretary. LOHT in Moore Parki April ) 68, girl's nam ima wrisi watcn, gold hand Please call 4:ilHl. CADY with 4 months baby wishes work in nome. rnone onow. LOST, billfold. Return to Waldorf iniiiarns I), o 1'elerstlen. Reward. FOR OUK'K SALE Mak me a oric on modern 2-aparlmcnt hous. 2933 Monte us. FOR those summer camping, fishing no vacation trips, select your port able from Derby's Music Co. RCA Victor, Zenith and Motorola. Priced rrom sz:i no. rnone 4510. VOR SALE, niuetag Gem potatoes. E. C. Schweitzer, Tulelake. Phon 4343. BEVERAGE RETS, gay colors. $1.40. Hininer sink mats, dlih drainers. Schneider's, 4801 S. flth. Open ve- ninKs. 2-WHEEL trailer for sale, $39.00. 4328 MiHiie Hi, NEED competent woman"' tn asilst mother with general housework and child care. Good home. Own room, hoard, heit waaea. Phon B341 tOn' SALE, tate model 38 40 Crawler tractor witn cab and larg B. O. pump; 12-ft. Jumbo scraper, O ft 6 in. offnet disc; fl-hottom plow and 10-ft. drill: all practically new. Will sacrl face, H50. Write V. C. Ren ford. Rt. I, Box 857-A, Klamath Falls, or phon Merrill 1521. OR RALE, rer1and"lfannrheh seed barley, was eligible for certification, can get field reading from county agent's- office. Also Baarl 38 wheat and rye seed. Write Rt. 1, Box 057-A, Klnmath Falls, or nhnne Merrill 1.431. FLOORS reminded and reflnUhcd. Call 2-00114. tn EE DUMONflTH ATION-Prslocnnk: ers demonstrated daily, 0:W to 5:30, by Mrs. Wallace, factory trained ex pert. Rlrkys Jewelers Downstairs Store. Phone 3151. foil SALE, jewelry store In Valr Ore". mvemory or biock. ann fixtures iwnn a good dlscounti, Val Tim Shop, Vale. Ore. fOR flAl.E, irrfltandard'pistol. Phon 8404. 2142 Radcllffe. GIRL, permanent position, tleilres small furnlihed anartment. Call 4164. LKONAHD WARDConrrnt contractor. lildewalks, floors, driveways, patios. Phone 4718 before fl and after 5. FOR SALE, $B. 2-whnel trailer with ennvas cover, used 0 months, manu factured by Rears Roebuck. Cost new tlUR. Can be seen at Mobil Hervlc Station. S. nth and East Main. Wff.L hnliy all any evening and Sunday"" Call evenings (6::i0 until 0 p.m. I (1260, WANT to car for child 'nvar 3 years) In my home. Phong 4074. FOR SALE. New Zealand Whit rabbits. rnone 0M7. WANTED, 2 certified pin graderitlp". top wages. Stenriv employment, green and dry. Penlerihy Lumber Co.. Box 326. Yrek 607-W. foil' AUTO elect Guy ftarfnn, Klamath county Sheriff. Political advertisement paid be Barton Committee. J. E. f.vji jriinii r howwin .ANTS and HHRtlHS For Cemetery use FOR SALE, panel !tMU Chev. Good con dition. (Vi-'a Signal Station, 76 Main. Phone 7336. EXPEtlllNt Kn ' transit" auditor deslree iHwlllon with lumtter firm. Prevloualy employed as transit auditor for Trans continental F re 1 1 lit Bureau Charles H Welganl, 22uu 21sl Bt , Sac re men to, Calif. fOlt SALE, large collapsible habv buggy Food condition. UW-U llomuja llouilng. 'hone 3.1.U). 1947 KOltD on ron' panel. Ift OOn miles. UI.V) Mil S ath or phone AfluS, TOR SALE, table and four chairs; aU bedroom set, gtHMl condition. Very reaaunably priced. 1733 lerby, Phon 4lfl6 WANTED, reliable married man for gn era! farm work. Must ) esperlenced grain Irrigator. H H. Fraster, Boa 7. lit 1. Ilonania. Or FOR SALE. John Dre potato planter, good shat Phone 3404 Merrill. Ru dolph or Fd Carka. RUDY S REPAIR SHOPr Sewing ma chines I'hon 6319. fCm SALE. 65 sacks of Montana Blue Tag seed potatoes. One mils eait of Malln, W. W Clark. Malln. Ore. RENT a 1. 4-0 sprayer to kill weedi tn your lawn. THOY COOK KEED STORE. S. th and East Main. WANTED, room, board and care In private home for convalescent young woman Phon 6726. TWO-ROOM house for rent, partly fur nished Iiutilre MIR Cannon. lion DIAMOND ring for sale, reason able, or wtll trad 7or deer rifle. Writ Ho 21)7. Dorru. Calif. GOOD ueA combination wood and elec tric slov with water colls, tou. phon SHUI BEDDING PLANTS Perennials and annuals. Tomato and pepper plants. Nurseiy stock, evergreens, flowering shrulie and shade trees Klamath Flower Sttop Greenhouse, 3614 S lh. FOR SALE, small Duncan Phf drop- leaf mahogany dlnlntt table 4 chairs and one occasional hair, $73. Phone 10 Services s ure YOU CAN BORROW MONEY ON YOUR FURNITURE or SALARY And On YOUR CAR $50.00 to $300 00 $5000 to $500 00 And Repay From Future Income. COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 N. Bill HI. Llr. 8351 M333 Phono Till Tom O'Dwyrr, Mgr. 1 Mooting Noticet iirdm.AR MrrriNa ol im.hleil American Vet erans and Auxiliary wtll tM held rrliuy. May 21,1, tn the KC M.I at n HICK Mr.KK Commander. LODGE MEETINCI EVERY THl'WHDAY and Initiation very fourth Thursday. W C. HOOPER, 1010 Pin Secretary REOri.AR MEETING OF Tlve Order of the Amar anth. Inc., Friendship Court No. ll. meets the third Wed nesday each month. May IB, Masonic Temple, 6 p Kt.AMATH FA!, 1.6 AFHIE No, 2OO0 Regular meeting every lusiniy niglit 7 p m , r o. e v naii. win ann namui iiU)sfiVr Visiting ni em Iters cordially Invited. 2 Lost ond Found ff;-? r,g"?Jj"J " Z r-T h" 3023 4 Gonorol Notictt TANIJ.Y Mom Products phon has been changed from wju to nnoa. WAfl Two filitars Inn, now 97 ft upper Club Dial sam numneri paw. BTDI.Efi from Altamont Junior High. Rhelhy Supreme hoy's nicyci. niue with red trim. Phon 2-001 a, or notify police. Porionolt "PRIVATE DETECTIVE MEI. I.OMUAMD appointment. j.h.tm- 8 Transportation For" Heavy Hauling. Cran or Winch worn, can 77H1 . KLAMATH FREIGHT LINES lOl Klamsih Ave. 10 Services Watch Repairing All Makes Southern Oregon' Mont Complete Shop 24-hour to one-week service on any watch. All work pcrnonully upervlaed by J. C. Renie Jeweler 1010 Main Fertilizer and Dirt NOW la the time to put It on new and old lawn, flower and garden. Also landacaplng. J. A. WEST Phone 2-0008 I.AKFflllOir OAMDKNH NURSERY Phone 41MI I SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Newest Sanitary Method Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Bower Lines of Roots, Etc. ' Phone BB41 or 3:130 ED H. KINO 34 mi WINDOW CLEANING, home and mm- merrlnl jnnlinr worn, ralntrii walls cleaned, flours nlrannrl and waxed, JKHSK IMIMHAIll) Si flONH Plinne 711711 or 04711 CAWN "MOWEII AKItVICE Hhnrpenlnl and repalrlns. run stnrK nr parts. New hand and pnwer mnwers. Terms If desired. noilF.NIIAMKH REPAIR SHOP :t.1l E. Main. rVANS CABINET SHOP Irtl7 E. Main Phnna S43S PAINTINU, Irilerlnf and axlerlnr. Kent- onin. ti. u. iirnwn, pnnna iw. L,orai ana t.nns uisianre Mnving Cratln. Parkin and fltnraKe KI AMATH rilKKHIT I.INKH Phone T7fll 101 Klamath Ave. LAWN mowers sharpened, work iiar anleed 4:14 Mlchl(an. New Method Rug and Furniture Cleaners Mint miKlorn plant In Southern Orr(oi). Wall to wall rarpeu clean ed In your home. Complete Inaur ance. Phone 4471 I4i3 Esplanada PROFESSIONAL 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICB Fully Imurrd "Our Kxperlenra Is Your Protection" PIIONK 347 For Ambulance Service Phone S.VI0 34-llour Srrvlre Anywhere Anytlm Kolcr'j Ambulance Servlc (New Cadillac) EXCAVATING Moull Shovel and Trench Ho Bulldoner Kill Dirt Topaoll Driveway Cinders " CRANE 8ERVICB GRAHAM BROS. ' Phone Ami ng. Work i. Phnnw erhanglngf7 FULLER BRUSHES CLEM JOYER IS Martin Hlrrct Phnn M77 UFSlflNINC. ilreumaktng." alterations, "r,r" t.ey, phone 7187, I'ellcan riiealre Apis W DO IIKMHTITCIHNtir'Ooil"fof cotton. 13 yt for silk Art Needle work Hhop. MS Main, uuatalra PtVTVHK rHAMING Cameo BhapTM DltKHSMAKINU, alterations; Mrs. Jones'. I'hone Oft'lJ flANO TtfNINO and repair Have "your J l a no tuned at iratt once a year. I'hne im Jlmerson, rrglilered tuner. 2 0271. ri.non HANiiiKin and reflntahlng. Norman rraley. phon I'l.OWINfl. niarfng or llarrnwlng."gr: n aiiiraiBr. ro u,n ioo large Of ton small Maynard Smith. 4JIB Win ters ave I'hone 7d.1l. AI.TFM ATlONS, ladiea tailoring. Work -ihiiiu, iii. ii i.oiiage. i-aim ri nil, neroratlng, naner piasiernoarn rinlNhlng and spray iininiiiiB. r.iimaies hi vert I'lu. na -iojh. RI.MKIt KM1TII Cement contractor. I'hone 4li:t(l 111140 Paltitrson. Ct'ltTAINS t.AHNtiKHKU, pickup" and delivery. Phone 4t)(ili ftl.KCTHirY YOllll HKW1NU MAClltNf. Motors and lights $.1,100 Free Installation ait I ma la forniahtK. in advance SINCiFB HEW I Mil UArillMV rn IB Main Phone 401 12 Educational hear from 'nllahla'Ynen who would like to train In spare Urn to overhaul and Install refrigeration and air conditioning equipment. Hhnutd ha merhnnlcallv Inclined. Will not Interfere with your present work, ror Information about this low rnst trnlnlng, write nt once, giving name, addrens, age and your working hours. Utilities lr.it,, 11 ox m, csre Herald-News. ftnOKKRf.PINrtrrlhnrthandrTynTni " ' " onice marninesi Kt.AMATH llimiNKHN COI.I.KfiK 7.11 Pine Phnna SfllO 14 Help Wan tod, Fomale MAnttlKI) woman, afl tn" M yeare oIiT (Minioar win. emergency treatment and Inside doctor's offlre work, willing n learn soma lalvornlory work. Must ha energetic and willing In learn. St Dr. Lamb. Medical Manlal niHe vVANTKI): An experienced mlddleageil nnuseaeeiier. Mini havt references. I'hone It'll fl. WANTED Dining rnnmcashleiO""" Wlllnrd Hntrl. WANTKI), car hop. ApplynpifioS; (Jinn's Drlvn In No phnna calls, WANTKD - Woman rnok fnr ranrh. lendy Jnh. Must he experienced. Good Jj'ry nd prlvnta modern apt. Phone. WANTED, one nr two wondciitlerOnnll ann cnain saw furnished. Inquire at Hlewart leeiiox A.tiiiiion i WANTKD - Middle aged woman" toraM' ior o rniidren, Uootl wages, grioaf norm vm rollSCI, Ilonania. KXPRHIRNCRIi Telephone" Operator wauled. Apply In person. VVIIIaiH hotel. WAN'1'RD, hriiiipkeeiipf In mndern home, wllh one child. Wrlle Hog 180, ear Herald-New.