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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MARKETS and FINANCIAL ALL GRAINS GAIN TODAY CHICAQO, June 3 WV-With corn setting the pace, all grains as well as soybeans and lard moved anead on ine Donra 01 u-aae loaay. Dealings were slow at the start but became moderately active as prices pushed upward. Dry weather gave the market its strength. Memory ot last sum mer's destructive drought served to cause uneasiness among traders. Wheat cloned 1 to 1U higher, July $S.34-3.34', corn was 3-3i higher, July $2.31 VJ -2.21, oats were ! to 3 cents higher, July 84-94, and July soybeans closed at 4ju, up o cents, alter reacning h tj. Wheat Open High Low Close July 2.33 4 -2.33 2.34S 2.33 2.34-2J Sept. 3.33-3.31 2.33H 2.31 2.3S Dec 2.32 2 331 3.32 2.33-' May 2.30! 2.31 2.30 3.31 TOONERVILLE FOLKS Most Stocks Stay Level NEW YORK, June 2 (PBuylng of oils and steels kept the stock market Just about level today. Some ot tne petroleum shares pushed up to new highs for the year or longer. While gains In this section and among assorted Indus trials ranged to more than a point, considerable Irregularity persisted elsewhere In the market Dealings were around the slow est In several weeks, with total transactions running to 1,200,000 hares. Touching new highs were Shell Union Oil, Standard Oil (NJ.l, Standard Oil ot Indiana, Electric Power & Light and Celanese. Issues higher Included U. S. Steel. Youngstown Sheet, International Harvester, Pan American Airways (aided by dividend news. Allied Chemical (traded ex-dividend), American Telephone and General Electric Backward were American Can, International Paper (ex-dividend). American Smelting. Douglas Aircraft and Air Reduction. Al Chem & Dye 193 ?i American Can 88 Am Pow t Lt 10 Am Tel & Tel 157 7i Anaconda 40 Atchison 113H Bendix Aviation 36 "4 Beth Steel 36 Boeing Airplane 254 Calif Packing 37 "4 Canadian Pacific 17 Case J I 52 S Chrysler 63 T Comwllh & Sou 3'i Consol Edison 23 Cons Vultee 10 Crown Zellerback . Curtlss Wright Douglas Aircraft ... Du Pont De Nem . General Electric General Foods 34H 7H .. 58H .183 ...... 42 40S TNOPSIS or ANNUAL STATEMENT r She year ended December SI. 147, ot the ! PACIFIC NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ttf San Francisco, in the State o( CsM Iforrua. made to the Insurance Com stisstoner of the State o Oregon, pur vuant to law: INCOME jtfrt premiums received....! T.T3.6.t Tot Interest, dividends and real estate Income 36e.51t.f7 Rn e o m from other I Toss! knroti DIS Sat amount ; lease - Income S.4J.756.7 DISBURSEMENTS paid for .. a i,nHV.Mo.3u 207.B24.4B l.flS.OSl.U kjoss adjustment expenses pnderwrtting expenses ptrMenda paid to stock- holders (Cash. SO; stock Mvfdetkds paid or ered j Ited to policyholders MSI other expenditures (including Investment I expenses) S3 313 J9 ssbursements ..... S 7.1C.15J ADMITTED ASSETS t of real estate own- mA t Ml.tet t m aaa ao feera on mortgages and collateral, etc. - NT a I Me of bonds owned (amortized) pvaloe of stocks owned i (market value) PCash m banks and r hand Premiums In course of T collection writ.en since 1 September 30. 1947 sViterest and rents due and accrued .,, Dther assets (net) 6.130.39 T t , 115 .144 TO 1.S34.144 1 1.3M.063.M 12 90S TS 126.219.17 Total admitted assets 18.68e.5B0 S LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND 1 OTHER FUNDS (Total anpald claims 9C0.S90 90 Kstimated loss adjust i ment expense for un- paid claims 7,Te 40 ST o t a 1 anearned prem- hems .1M.04t.ST sU other HabUiUea 796.257.37 Total HsbHIttes. except I capital ll,025."3a.l4 Capital paid : up tl.zSO.OOOOO IBpedal sur- I plus funds J,762.349.7 Wnassifrned s a r plus 1 funds 3 648.30S T1 Surplus as regards policy- holders 7.6S0.94S 42 Total II.SS 580.30 BUSINESS TN OREGON FOR THE YEAR INet premiums received t 243.6M30 let losses paid 127.322.72 Dividends paid or cred ited to policyholders.... 0 Principal office ka Oregon: Portland, . Ores cm. M. L. JOHNSON tit M.ln JOHN SAMIMKVER INS. 6-3 Tins Before starting the new season have ns clean your car's radi ator. Proper removal of sedi ment, scale, slime, sludge, anti freeze residue, etc., and a thor ough cheek of the radiator for leaks and defects will Insure trouMe free service. Complete r.tPtRIt.NCKD radiator service tjere. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Klamath Radiator Works 1901 So, 61b riions 6942 T General Motors Goodyear Tire Gt Northern Pfd Int Harvester Int Paper Pfd Johns Manvllle Kennecott Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward . Nash Kelvlnator Nat Dairy N Y Central North Am Co Northern Pacifio Pac Gas & Elee Pan American Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier Rayonier Pfd Remolds Metals Richfield Safewav Store Sears Roebuck Slncleair Oil Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corp .... Sunshine .Mintnc Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines . United Aircraft . U S Steel Warner Bros Pie Westin Elec Woolworth . ... 63 U .. 45 V 444 98 63 - 41 ' - M 26 - 64", - 18 : - 31', . 164 . 151, . 25 35 V - H4 . 49', - 121. . 32 . 35 . 28 . 28N . 20 - 41V . 37V, . 58H . 28", 70 . 28 . 10i . 33S . 29', . 804 . 12, . 314 . 47, POTATOES CHICAGO. June 5 iAP.T7Kt- Potatoes: arrivals 130, on track 241: total U. S. shiDments fin- moderate: demand acini active for red stocks; market slight ly stronger: Alabama Bliss triumphs 5.15-25. Sebagos 4.25-35: California Blisr Triumnhs 5.15-sn- Inn tr vhifac 4.15-75. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Jnni 5 i APTTGr.A Salable hoes 13.000. tnta! item steady to 25 higher; top 24.75; good ana cnoice 170-230 lb. 24.00-75; 240 260 lb. 22.50-23.75 : 270-290 lb. 21.25 22.25: 300-350 lb. 20 00-91 m-Aj lb. butchers 19.00-20.00; most good sows 17.00-18.50. The U. S. army organized the first weather bureau. TNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT Ter th Xax ended December 31, 147 of the THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York, in the SUt ef New York, made to the Insurance Com missioner of the State mt Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net prexniuma received W7) S17.497.4047 Total Interest, dividends and real estate Income Income from other sources (28 to 37) 2. 2B 4. 433 43 Total income (38 $20,652,407.75 DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses 14 t 7.1W7.092 18 Loss adjustment ex penses (13) . MO.M44IS Vnderwritinsj expenses (16 to 30) ,975.178 69 Dividends paid to stock holders (cash. $460,000; stock. SO) (40) 40,000.00 Dividends paid or cred ited to policy hold era (41 ) Alt other expenditures (in eludins; investment expenses SI. 08 1 30 31 to 43 Excl. 40 fit 41).... 667.018 02 Total disbursements (44 S16. 480,460-75 ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value) 1-38 -. Loans on morta;a;es and collateral, etc. 2-3 Value of bonds owned (amortized) 4-26-40 14,426.711.00 Value of stocks owned .market value) 4-26A- 40A -. 12,278.618 60 Cash in banks and on hand 5-6-7 - 383,182.08 Premiums In course of collection written i n e e September 30, 1947. 8-9-34 260.260 68 Interest and rents due and accrued (24) 62.0O6J2 Other assets (net) rO-11- 12-13-14-38 1.066,826.67 Total admitted assets 43 S33.6O8.407. 13 LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims 14 ... 4.484.637 00 Estimated loss adjust ment expense for un paid claims (15) 215,000 00 Total unearned prem iums (18) 13.951.021.18 All other liabilities 10 to 32B 4 .313.218 78 Total liabilities, except capital 33 122,863,828 86 Capital paid up 37 84.000.000 4 Special iur- plus funds; Voluntary reserve 30 SOO.OOO 08 Unasataned lunas (sur plus) 38 ... 8 24S.480 16 Surplus as regards pol icyholders 38 M 10.74S.480. 19 To"L.4. S33.609.407.15 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received. $ 210.706 S2 Net losses paid 58,052 06 Dividends paid or cred ited to policyholders .... 0 Principal office in Oresjon THE LANDRY COMPANT Klamath Falls, Orefsn Mortgage Loans Business Properly Homes Apartments Stock Ranches Long term, low Interest rate. Prompt Service. Prepayment privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments, Including principal and Interest, as low as $6.09 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Aatherlitd Broker for Predsntlsl Ininrsnce Ce. 116 Be. 8lk pbena 4181. I The Absent-Minpep Professor : tJ Nsttn ,-l He, Spud Planting Nears End In County Despite Stormy Weather In Early Season While a few late potato planters to rot and rhliortonia. contributes here and there throughout Klamath : to weaker plants and mis-shapen county are still working to rt their tubers. If such weather continues, seed in. probably 90 per cent of the Henderson said, poor stands will planting is completed. This estimate result. However, if Tuesday's warm was made by County Ajtent C. A. ! weather continues, plants have a Henderson today. j good chance to recover and make a Due to stormy weather potato 1 good showing at harvest, planting throughout the area was The planted acreage is lower delayed by about two weeks and the j ,han u.hftt was estimated at the cold, wet condition of the soil has ! me of siKn-up when It looked as been unfavorable to raptd sprouting and growth. This type of weather Is favorable "if MHftl 111 M.,,1. --Ik--. COLA HAN Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore., May 31, 1SHS, to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Col ha n. Bonanza. Ore., a boy. Weight; e pounds 4 ounces BROOK SHIER Born at Klamath Val ley hospital. Klamath Falts. Ore.. June 1 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brook shier. 227 Williams, a girt. Weifht: 7 pounds 7 ounces. SKINNER Born at Klamath Valley hoepiUl, Klamath Falls. Ore, June 2. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Skinner. 14M Crescent, a boy. Weight: 6 pounds IS ounces. GIBSON Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. June 1. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson. 1623 Fremont, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds l ounces. FAUNICG Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore., June 1. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Faunlce. 2006 Fargo, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 14 ounces. JONES Born at Klamath Valley hos pital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. June 2. 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, 2314 Shasta way. a girl. Weight: 6 pounds ounces. FUNERALS WAX DA BERN ICE (TOOTS) ROBERTS The funeral service (or the late Wanda Bernice iTootsi Roberta, who passed away in this ctty on Saturday. May 29. will take place from the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. 923 High on Thursday. June 3. 1948 at 2 p. m.. the Rev. Victor Phillips of the First Met hod i it church officiating. Com mitment service and interment In Klam ath Memorial park. Friends are re spectfully invited to attend. EDWARD EMII.E ROTHACIIER The remains of the late Edward Emile Rot ha cher. who passed away in this city on Tuesday. June 1. will be forward ed via Southern Pacific to Portland. Ore.. Wednesday, June 2. 1946 at 10:03 p. m. The funeral service will take place from the Mt. Scott Funeral Home on Saturday, June 5 at II a. m. with in terment in the Mt. Scott cemetery. Ward's Klamath Funeral Home In charge of Lhe arrangements. SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT For the year ended December 31, 1647. of the THE MANHATTAN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York, in the State of New York, made to the Insurance Com missioner of the State of Oregon, pur suant to law: INCOME Net premiums received $1,735,141.11 Total interest, dividends and real estate Income 112,133 45 Income from other sources 28,308.73 Total Income 61.873303 20 DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses $ Lou adjustment expenses Underwriting expenses Dividends paid to stock holders (Cash, 850,000; stock. nil Dividends paid or credit ed to policyholders All other expenditures (in cluding investment ex penses) 07fl 302 51 63,50! 37 605,307 87 80,000 80 NIL 1,374 .28 Total disbursements .... $1,900,606.00 ADMITTED ASSETS Value of bonds owned (amortized) 83.640,855 37 Value of stocks owned (market value) 1,039.260.00 Ca,h in banks and on hand 360.660.48 Premiums In course of collection wrlltrn since September 30. 1047 347.003.16 Interest and rents due and accrued 12,035 21 Other assets (net) . 63.033.05 Total admitted assets 84.3fi2.9R6.17 UABILITIKS, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Totul unpaid claims f 268,670 60 Estimated loss Adjustment expense for unpaid lnims f 19.436 00 Total unearned premiums 2,03I,3!)R.33 All other liabilities 82,483 02 Totnl liabilities, except capital 82,421,900.06 Capital paid up $1,000,000.00 Special iu r plus funds: Voluntary reserve 10.000 60 Unini gned funds (sur plus! 030.996 12 Surplus as regards policy holders $1,840.99612 Totl $4,362,086.17 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received... $ 24,630 87 Net Losses paid 27 r.fil 64 Principal ofllce In Oregon: 607 Henry Building, Portland. Ore. KLRfnPTH though the full goal would be planted. The present outlook is around 12 to 15 ppr cent of goals, or between 1500 to 1600 acre less than expected in Klamath county. This Is the general situation throughout the Klamath baln. which includes the Klamath Kails and Tulelake ricinity. A brighter side of the picture shows the seed used this sprint: Is generally better than that used In previous years, with local seed Im proved and approximately 400 car loads of good seed shipped In to the county. I'se of such seed stork indicates a good chance of healthy plants and lop yields. Some improved ftirm machinery in being used for unit seed planting here this spring. This equipment Is rigged so that all pieces of the same tuber are planted together Inst end of being scattered throughout the field. Therefore if there Is any dis ease in the seed the affected plants are kept together and easily rogued out when the defectiveness appears. Jowph H. l)u..-t.l v Hmiihern Pacific ttuuiMiiv. uii ir ui.HM) tUitiftRe-. At torney for plAlnliff, li. ti Italentui. I'MUltn tUvu va. WlllUm ltiiulra.i uit (or j.,oo il muse. Attorney lor f'-"""!! j a. iMiivtiiiii. Mr and Mrs. H. II. lleuktun vs. rr rHI K Wen. tuit to lUiutn painsn!. Allot ney for pUiiitlff, II. H. Unieiilln, Oiwon Uureeu of fltor v Anclioles n. AiA-vstiw. sviii to oiMttm Moment. Al' tornev for uUlntuf, (.ierald C. Kiinud. Jttfm O'Neill vi. Lou Oerlwr and cumc i-vurtHi, tun to oiilaln iM.vmeitt Altoruev for ulalntiff. J i iVNoili Aha K awNitben vs. Arvli.e H. Swan bm. suit for dtvorve. t'lisrv. cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried AuKuat 10, UNO. in Klamath rails. Ore. l'Uinllff ). cufttody of three iniiiiitn, r mourn support. Attorney for plaintiff. W. Lamar Town send. J. F. Fine v. Amelia Alice Fine, suit V iifirrimn, -OUpJS nvarrtrd November la, ln4. in Van eouv.r Wash. Attorney for plalnlllf. u. s Italffittine. Naille Lou Lotar vs. Kverelt Orval Loir uit for divor.-v. Chaise, crusl and Inhuman lrvaiintnt. Couple mar ried July I. l!M7. in Ho no, Nv. Plain I'.fJ. k c,UUH,Jf minor child. SJHO coot, sau month alimoivy, s,iu per month support of child. Attorney fur Plaintiff. U. s. lUlvntiue. Edith Heeler vs. Prlte Heeler, still for divoive. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment Couple married January J 1'W. tu Ktantaih Falls. IMaintiif aalts rv-iornthm of nwiden name. Kdith Uol liiiworth Attorney for plalutltr, L. Orth Mavinore. Ueverley A. MrTlmmonds vs. Kveretl K. MrTlmmumU. suit for divorce, thare. cruel and Inhuman treatment, t oupie married February II. ItHti in Portland. Ore. IM.milff asks rr. I. . ra tion oi mauten name. Ueverly A- Clark, Attorney for ulalntiff, D K. Van Vector JHee (rl Edward William IVter. lmproer ue of upothiiht. Fine. tA SO Harvey Denatm CUrdner. drtvlnf on wnmg side of hishwav. Fine. SIS Norman Jack Duffy, running stop in. Fine. M 50. K Joseph Newton Cox. depositing refuse on hiKhwav. Fine. Sio Dtmald Hlackwrli Hunt, no operator's tiien. Fine. S5 AO. Uuv.ell Henderson Howard, fishing In closed stream Fine. SIO. Victor Kenneth Cook, running stop ln Fine. M il). aSi) lUvk' runnin' loP wn- Tin. .Mary Louise Burns, driving on wrong ile of highway, rtne. M .V). Tote ChrUtlan G terse, no operator's )lcene. Fine. S3 SO Eole Chrlsiian Cloerges. running slop sign Fine. MM Frank Alt van tier Patterson, drunk on highway, Fine. $ SO. William Shadduck, running stop sign. Fine. M 30. Jamea llowrey RoberU. speeding. Fine. lieorge Thedore Peterson, running top sign. Fine. S3 30 Ivan Lewis Miles, running stop sign. Fine. S3 30 Violet Viola Carlatrom, running stop sign. Fine. S3 30. Jack Tilklns. Inadequate emergency brake. Fine. S3 30. Harry William Claw-son. violation of basic rule. fine. Sio. Mt MCII'M. COI ST KKCOMIIM Walter Huuell Schnler. violation of the banc rule. SIO and 10 days suspended Franklin E House, failure to yield lhe right of way to a motor vehicle. S3. Franklin E. Rouse, no operator's li cense. S3 Joseph G flhadden. vagrancy, 30 days suoended to leave town. William Henry Hurley, drunk, 110 or 10 days. Glen Robert Strieh, violation of the baste rule. SIO and 3 davs Glen Robert Strieb. Improper muffler, James Adam Limber gar, drunk, SIO or S days Lee Roy Howell, drunk. S10 or S davs Mrs. Charles Stover, violation of dog ordinance, S3. Tim J. Buchanan, failure to stop at a stop sign. S3 They'll Do It Every Time si,n sins. - By Jimmy Ha do OBITUARIES EDWARD EMII.t; KOTHAl HER Edward Lrnile Kothacher, a rraldent for the past month, passed away in this city on Tuesday. June 1. 1IMH al I : p. m. He was a native of Omaha. Neb . and was aged 117 years and 9 months at the time of his passing. He Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Josephine Hull uf this city; a son, Fred H otitic her of North Bend, Ore.; a sister of St. Petersburg. Fla.: two grandsons, Edward J- Mes singer of Portland. Ore., and Wayne Rothacher of AUtka. The remains rett in Wards Klamath Funeral Home. 925 High. Notice of the funeral arrange menu will be found elsewhere In this Issue. CHARLES Kliri.MIRE Charles Shulmire. a resident for the past .19 years, passed away in this city on Tuesday, June 1. VjH at 10:13 a. m. He Was a native of Elkhart county, Ind . and was aged 7? years 4 months and 29 days at the time of his passing. He is survived by his brother, Erwin A. of this city: four nephews, a niece and 17 grand nieces nd nephews. The re mains rest in Ward's Klamath Funeral Home, 923 High. Notice of the funeral arrangements will be announced later. In 1789 the department of the army filed a contract with a private coi.cern for the manufacture of 10, 000 muskets CLASSIFIED RATES One day 3-day run 2-day run t-rlay run Week run . Vonlh . per word 4c . per word tic . per word Be . per word irtc . oer worrl IV Dr word 43c SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL Tor the year ended December 31, lt47 of the ORIENT INSURANCE COMPANY ot Hartford, in the State of Connecti cut, made to the Insuronce Commis sioner of the State of Oregon, pur suant to law: INCOME Net premiums received $3,091,012.71 Total Interest, dividends nd real estate Income 167.024 91 Income from other sources 38.332.50 Total Income S3.208J72.12 DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses o-2" 722 22 Loss adjustment expenses 9B.j00.00 Underwriting expenses .... 1.379.3U1V30 All other expenditures (In cluding Investment ex penses (S2.528.07) 102.482 85 Total dibumements .... S2 804.171.03 ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value) $ 2fW.S70.69 Value of bonds owned (amortised 4.038,599 86 Value of stocks owned (market value) 2.314,322 00 Cain in banks and on hand Premiums In course of collection written since September 30. 1047 Interest and rents due and accrued Other assets (net) 574,302 87 457,639 SO 24.826 49 58.303 20 Total admitted assets S7.708.014 63 LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHKR FUNDS Total unpaid clnlms 339,385.00 Estimated long adjustment expense for unpaid Claims 18.300 00 Total unearned premiums 3,: VI7.B75 fto All other liabilities 279.350.53 Totnl liabilities, except capital 94.105,120 43 Capital paid up SI, 000,000.00 Special s u r - plus funds.. 27.000 00 Unasslftned funds (sur plus) S2.S75.804 20 Surplus as regards policy holders . 3,602.804 20 Total S7.70B.014.03 businf.ss in om:r;oN FOK TUB YEAR Net premiums received... ! 38.320 84 Net losses paid 13.212 48 Principal office In Oregon: 707 Wilcox Bldg., Portland, Oregon. T. n. WATTKRfl Klamalh tails, Oregon FLOWER SHOP 4JOMSIN W0MI U;irSS4I Ads received by 1 p m will appear same afternoon in "Nrw TrMiay" column New Today DOFS YOUR HOUSE NTFD S1DINO 8e us for redwood or plna bvl string-atetrM or red cedar shakes. Terms mar be arranged BUILDERS HARDWARE CO. 2074 8. Hth St. " HOT SPRINGS "" ' Lovely 6-rnom home, beautiful view, hardwood floors, nice yard. Built in 1041. SA030 Terms. MILLS ADDITION 2- bedroom. dining room, kitchen, utility room. t block from Mills School. SA730. Terms, FRKIDA STREET lrge 5-room home, garag and chirken home, '-r acre land, trees, shrubs and lawn. SW30. Terms, SMALL FARM 17 acres on Merrill hlghwav, .1-rnom modern houe. tractor and enulpmenl. 14 acres seeded to barley. SIS.Sno. Terms. We have several farms and ranches for sale with rrops. NEAL STEWART AGENCY. Realtor 613 Klamath Ave Phone 03 V or 6734 Sherwood Rarnum. Salesman Phone 2 -on B0 CLOSE IN 3- bedrnom home, with full basement, has flrr place, hardwood floors, breakfast nook, utility tray, garare and basement, automatic hot water and radiator heat. Nice yard and lawn. Owner leaving town, must sell Terms. SUBURBAN One-year-old 5-room home with attached garage. On paved street. Hardwood floors. 2 bedrooms. Large living room, dining room, kitchen and Utility room. New lawn, one -third acre. Reasonable down payment, balance on A'.'u loan. CLOSE IN 2-bedroom home with large living room, completely furnished. SI 000 down, 13 ner month. See Everett Rat! nr Ted Schuld, Wltrf AL LONUE, REALTOR 111 S. 6th Phone 826.1 'Evenings 6071 or A0O4i WANTED, single man with car to follow grain harvest for the next 46 months. m Inquire at Arcade Hotel, Room 3. FOR SALE Equity and balance of contract, small monthly payments, large home that has been completely redecorated Inside and out. Hardwood floors, plastered walls, Venetian blinds, new Inlaid linoleum, 2 bedrooms downstairs, large living room, dining room, large kitchen with nook, New steel sink, hullt-lns, 2 bedrooms upstairs, need some finishing. Full con crete basement, laundry trays, furnace, two large lots with fruit trees, berries, shrub, lawn and a well that could be used for Irrigating. This home In Ship plngton district with a beautiful view of the lake. R. P. OLIVER, REALTOR A. V. McVey '30321 Rob Rosa (3rt2?i Agnes M. Oliver Steve Moss .6306) Doren Brett 2-00711 278 N. 8th Phones 4710 or 7177 LOST on Ens( Main between underpass and Applegate, white plastic purse with small colored stripes. Please return purse anrl contents and keep money. Phone 9102. WANTED, experienced body, paint and fenrtr man. Alexander St Young, 2IUI1 S. Olh. WANTED, transportation for 3 to central Nebraska this week-end. Phone 6H23. FOH SALE. Kvinmrle, good motor, good price. Phone 8823. "TOW-PRICED LUMRER We feel there Is a need for some of the lower priced lumber, and have added those lower grades which will serve In many places as well as the better grades, at the higher prices. We believe you will be surprised at the quality for the price asked. As low as $45 per thousand feet. See It BUILDERS LUMnER CO, 2074 S. 6th. i'lowcr Shop IHtlVlallV (At Greenhouses) 3614 8. flth. Phonr 6335 and 9.140 Fm Delivers Flowers by Wirt Funeral Deslfna Our Specially r L I V VcHEAP CHARLIE CANW HE SAID IT VJAS A V CHARLIE STTOK J?ZtA U TAKE HIS FINGER OFF BUSINESS CALL.1 ALL His SUCKERS X Vthe HOOK AND COME 1W HEWASNT klDDiNii- ; HERE. THE PHONE iXiSgSni OUT OF THE PILLBOX ji A $ CHECK 6 Bl3 poOTHiS fiOT A m rSSranSl NoW-TUb HiLI V-doti XL 011 IN AW LANGUAGE, CWiSELEU's-iVR s tori iiisBu:s see Hof is?aasf lKflb H Y he insists on fwinu ) Jy 3 fcSJ 13 W Ul I ws SHARE. HE PUTS . Orj!V f AIT! WWl VS He HAND IN HIS POCKET 'fflyfc I jUP iS- t liTi "Iheres OWE AT EVEfV AZ? I Jr TABLE -8UT MOT V.HEM 4 SSfl!?i ZS i rrw ihh check' arrives- T iTi C t! I iPrH V ML AK10A-nP0F,ni6eV7lPHAT ?5 Itfi eSst fgjg? c-loxr t5 5 w Jh. era ,m o.t.'v: ? J v Little rooark. p New ruda $)X 'H for your painting needs, It's uitti-n uoy t( you want a guou paint job. I1U11. UritS LUMHKtt CO. a I? 4 s nth st. WANTED." cook's helr. Call 7ti7fl. 2 (.KN'l'l.K saddle htirsrs. one pinlu, one sonei. s- var-oiUB. I'noue vi. OH SALE, old Victorian dining table. I'ltnne wwa. WANI'Kl). trained, exiwrienred office help loud pay to riflhl party. Two months' Inlet estlna; Murk Veteran's wife preferred. 1-4Y application for Mm lilt, caie Herald-News. POlt SALE, set ot new International Eiit'M'lopedla, a-l volumes, skk1 coif dl I Ion I'h.to WLI7. U tu i JO. Km iS.ASf. apartment fully fur nished. rle In. noi lh of Main. 7ft ut) per month Mud invupy, No chil dren, 1'hitne -iXU beftre 0 p m rH SALE (itKHl .U lluh-k sedan, SJJ3UU. ituu lrby St. after JO p. nt. LUST: (irwii zipper billfold atKletii alh MentiM tat park, containing money and driver's license Phone JItH EOH UK NT Nice sleeping room, close in. I'hon. SU7 ri.ASllCll HO AMD and insulating board at long Iat. 'tnth up th. Intel tors. Terms, uf course. If needed. aoM S. nth St ftt'ILUKHS 1.1'MhKll CO. LOST Tuesday afternoon, small gold Lmigln lad s wrUtifh, bUi-k ird hand on Bin St between 1'lne and Main IMume 77.VI. Ileward IIKIUHNU PLANTS: Perennials and an' nuals. Tomato and prppcr planta. Nursery stock, evergreens, ftowerlng shrubs and shade trees. Klamath Mower Shop tirvenhouse. 314 South flth. SOUTH StFlttlltltAN 3 bedrooms, all on one floor. Insulated, 3 blocks to bus line, c on i-role foundallon, double constructed. Will take Ct I.Mtn. Price tJtunix llK.MtY NTWIIOUSC ' Heallor 2UM South tiih A East Main Phone WICIJ Kveninga 3o4.V 'OLD" AT -to. Vi. wf" MAN' "You're craty' Thousaods wpp' a I 70 Os Irex Tunic Tablets wp up bodies la-k lug Inm. f-'or rundnw n feeling many men. women rail "old " New "get acquainted" sire only Mtc. A! all druggist in KUnvslh Tails at Wal greett's and Whitman Drug FOK HKNT: 3 rmm furnished apartment. 171 South 2nd. Ton SALK' lf)M) Model A ford coupe IfMH rtplanade FOH SALR Trailerhmia, prartliallv nrw. Stone's Signal Service. Wih it ( KOOM MOI1KHN APAHTMrNT Huh-' leas for atMiut monttu, H.1 OQ pr month Apply after 4 p. m. luio Ixington Ave. WANTr.O Saleiman for farm tools. Apply Ho lo Herald and News, NICK SLKRI'LNO HOOMH i'V per month. 11.12 Main. Ullhe's Ilarbar Shop fOH LKASFI: M ft Main St. Rldg . neat 4th I'rrd f. rirei. H4ltor. VM Main WANTED TO BUY: 4 or 5 weaner calves Phone .V12 WANTED Woman to care fnr 11 -year-Hid boy during days. No housework, Phone 740! WANTED Houseeleftnlng.'ioc' an hour. Phone P0O2, Apt 4. WANTED TO liUY: Olrla "Juvenile hi cycle tn good condition. Phone ftf4 LOST: Pair of glasses In hlark raf tn P.st office Saturday. rinder please phone :m2 nn:i Walnut Itrward. rOlt SALE 20 ft. factory built trailer house has nutans heater and rook stove. XI gat. tank for running water. VM00 down Terms. 321 Miller Ave Phone WITT ni'fllNEMS MAN andfamity want to rent furnished house for summer months. No small children. Phone t!2'l2. HA 1)1)1. E tlOltSES for sale or trade for dairy heifers. Phone .HtfWl. Factory niriLT, fully meioaerf. 6 200 amp heavy duty portable arc welder. Excellent condition Two 100 ft 00 welding cables. Inquire 5440 Harlan Drive. NKiHT HAWYEIt wanted for Ponderosa pine sawmill operation at Ijikavlew, Ore I.eft hand rig 40-hour week. Shoft p m. tn 1 .'Ml am. Must he sober, reliable and know pine grades. Apply by letter with references, American Bug Corporation, Lakevlew, ore. AITtTTlON EVEItY WEDNESDAY NIGHT. 7:30 P.M. 11 St II AUCTION MAKT iWoeusi Washing machines Electric stoves Aluminum boat Piano Kefrigerator Garage equipment Miscellaneous articles, firing your Items for sale. COL. ritKD HOW A HI), Auctioneer Phone 11410 ' ron sale 2- bed room modern home, eleetrlr water heater, gas furnace, large garage with sleeping room, House in good condition. Immediate possession. e 3- ronm furnished home, north part of city. Quick possession. Price 2MX), Terms. as 4- room home, easy walking distance of city center. Price inwKl. Terms. See Fred Cofer TIAMNHISKL AUKNCY 112 fl. 8th Phone 41BS FOR SALR.'TteK cement mixer, used 2 weeks. Just like new, a'i-snrk sire, on ruhber tires; also wheelbarrow. Cost 4it4 new. Sell at a bargain. Phone wm . IlAVR your garden plowed the Roto-" tiller way Phone 2-0H4II. flllSlNESfl RXKCtlTIVE desires 2-bed- room unfurnished home. Will con strler house for summer months only. Write Ilox 1112, en re Herald-News. . toJi 8A. R - Modern summer home with 300 ft. front age on Spring Creek, :too yards from new state highway. Flrrptace. Knotty pine Interior. Phone fi:i2H. NEW RESTAURANT, close in lowri on highway 7L Nets I'lOO a month. Will sell business, stock and equipment. One to flve-yenr lease. Write Uux l.lfl, rare Hernld-News, eXPKHIENCED bookkeeper wanted. Call Mr. Llnd at 4411, ft a.m. to A p.m. WOllftlKI) working mother: Your ehlld will get all the love, good food, clean llness and training he needs In my home. Character references given and Inveatlgntlon welcomed. Call 61147. tADV, permanent resident, wsnls posi tion as hotel maid nr desk clerk, elevator imeralor, enshler or PHX operator Experienced. Phone fllfi:i. fOR SALE, I rUH Olds 7", torpedo style body, hydromal Ic, radio and heater, windshield washers, spotlight, back-up light, beautiful green and clean, lil.oon actual miles. Will accept trade and arrange for financing. Phone 7 AM. tft47 CHEVROLET pickup, like new, 2000 miles, 4-speed gear, spare, radio. 6-ply, license. Your terms. School principal, Newell, Calif. New Tu4f FOR SALE. 3 twdroom house. voo down. ILU West Oiegon Ave. HI'KI'IAL "" A good l-lelriMim home, greatly re duced In price so owner van move. Price 94.VM. Call 7VJI for apiMtlnlntenl. J W HANltCHM. UK ALTO It IJ13 Main HI Phone 73I Salesmen T, L llNon and Call Williams FOR SALE, antra large Whitney buggy and tMuloel, eftcelleul coidltluit. Phone tuuui. CAlt TRAII.KH" for' sale, reasonable. Phone 3MW. WANTKD. woman for light housekeep. lug and feeding one wroit. Can go hitiue nights. Phone 40 1 J. fOH SALE, i New Hampshire Red hens, lalug 22 ea dall. Oil hrater with fan and new white enamel oil range lilt tank and copper tubing, com plsle; sell one or Ixith. lied daveno and chair, two occasional chairs and one nts-ker, kitchen latde, 2 chairs, divssiog labia, hieh chair, baby crib. Phone 77.M or 21 IU lleclamallon WANT to buy. lata model Dodge or Chrvslar sedan. Dial .13. FOR SALE. Eastern built 21-foot modern boUe trailer Permanent bed and daveno, plenty uf storage space. Ilutane for rooking and heat. In good condition and very clean, ft 17ft. SA'fS Shaia Way tin rear), or phone WANTED to buy, Jap barracks building. Phone U r-14. D E rUhrelner. RVr.i'Wl. Eastern oil In 2 gl cans. l TS each. Sunrise Service Station, 101 K. Main. EASY washing machine fur sale. U3 N Bin. St .V t'.t'l room for rent, also garage. BJ7 Walnul. Phone iMtS FOR HALE, new truck and van; 3 spd a tie Phona SuAA evenings. FOR SALE. Electrolux rleaner with all attachments, Phone IMX4. FOH SALE, spring and Simmons mat tress, like new. Hawthorne bicycle, Phone fluli. WANTED, one skilled heavy duly truck mechanic and one skilled Inirk lubri cation man. Ve Hud Stainman at Jurkeland Trut k Sales A Service, Inc 1 1 IK and Klamath. . HAVE YOtm IIEARINO TESTED FHEE! RELTONE lir.AHINli AID ritr.g clinic WIN KM A HOTEL THURSDAY JUNE 3 J 8 C. MITC'lir.l.L FOH SALE. IHIH 9 dor Chevr.lel seitan. I 14m Hup. Call after & o clork week das FOH RENT. I -bedroom house on Home-I dale, wired for electric range, want reliable parly. Call after .1 p m, at MlH tliilwe. or phona om4. FOH SALE, reasonable, modern 4 rimm house, 2 tM'drtMinui, furnished, furni ture In good eundttlon. butane efolped with new rook stove, lot liMialiU, Rivervtew Addition, on laurel SI Uf out Highway U7 td Carl rel s ttlrhtleld Station, turn right, go one block, turn lelt, go one block, turn right. house at end of street. CL1KRLY lady wanted as companion for seinl'lnvslld lady: nice home; groceries furnished, permanent em ployment, good wage. Call Malln 4J.1. day time, or 2"U evening. Or contact Clyde Van Meter. KLAMATH high school principal needs 3 bedroom house as soon as posalhle. James L. Ilnivvn. Itefarences, Phone A L. Oralapp at B3ID. or write J20 N E 122nd. Portland. Ore. FOR SALE, white enamel wood rook stove with copper roils. AUo 40 gal. hot water lank. Phone 0-144 after .1 p m. POn SALE, " restaurant wood range. 2 grills, 4o-gal. tank, water heater. 173. Valley View Cafe, Weyerhaeuser June lion, Klamath Falls. ftEAl nUY. a god going 'rafe near largest mill In Oregon, Just painted Inside and out, seats 31. Nice small home on property. Valley View Cafe, Weyerharusar Junction, Klamath Falls. FOn SALE, grocery store and service station. For information, write Dos 170. rare Herald-News, lOltl CHEVROLET sedan, 9 130. 1338 tikevlew. T3A OLDSMOntLf. giod rubber." healer, motor in good shape, gnoo. Call WrtJl, or ini Pine St. Dl'HINO nff-dtity house boy wants work for board. Ask for Iso, phone .THAI, OSED Maytag, gmtd motor, new wring ers, 13. Rt, 2. fins (KM. Phone Will. FOH SALE. '.1A Pnnttac six 4-dnor sedan, new motor, HO'b rubler. Phone 44, Finnan ra WANTED, middle-aged' lady" to take full charge of a 9-room modern house and care for S children. A good home and good wages. Phone 4o4, llonanya, collect. fOH SALE Winchester 30 rifle," Wlni Chester 07 pump shotgun. E, S. Hinds, flly. TOR flALE, weaner pigs, light feeders, young sows farrow In July. fit. 1, Ilox A73. fOH SALE by"ownerr furnished 3 bed room modern home on acre; large chicken hnune. located 11 miles from Klamath Falls on Keno Highway, fit 3. Box 2H6, C. Lamont. 1 Mooting Notices lultl.il Ant.tlrn V.l. t.M. ami Ausllury will Im hvlil rltlay. Juns 4, II.. K C. IUII .1 p IK 111 nandaf. Ull I I'ummi Kt.AMATII rAI.I S ACIIIK No. wo. s4-!- ' " P . r or. Zv "'l Wslnul I tffiTu OwA Vl.lllhS lti.mtM.rs onrill.llr mvll.U , tvru't TIH'HIAV l W, C. HOOPER, 1010 Pine Secretary 2 Loit ond Found LOST in Moore Park.' April I M." girl's Elgin gold wrist watch, gold band. I'leas call 4.1WO. LOST, pair glassas in 'red ease fDr. Sim mon several days ago. If found please leave at el It aid Newt office, or phone 4Ul, Heward LOST, black slwtrt haired dog. "answer In name Spooky Child's pal. Vrlnlty of 1-akeihot Drive, he ward. Ales) Thompaun. WT tJpham, phone eeoa. General Notices CORRECTION Through error in makeup by thts ewe plr lhe legrl r-tlre on the following, covering - warehouseman's liens of People Warehouse, should Have been omitted from publication on May . mhs d. r A Nats. VIVIAN JONES. A W. MANTIN M. J. THOMPSON. C R KlAtt.UBA. tit.ENN HM1TH I E KITCHINa. OKOHOC MrANtfLTY. Said storage liens being settled In full, and publication being ordered dtaeon tituinr by people's Warehouse. Herald aitd News. . SPECIAL NOTirr This Is to announce the openings mt If alter sales lol at Allamont Trailer Park. New and used trailers. s3 to sum. KLAMATH TRAILER MAST t lAihland llranrhi aft WAS Two Sisters Inn. now 7 Hupps riuli Dial iiaote numtwrl B"00. ATTENTION! Former Klamath Tails girl In Vanpurl flood. Wear ! la. 3 baliies, 3 year and 4 months Any one wishing lo help pleas call 4303 or leave cloihlng at MuuM Hall, care Mr Aahworlh. FOR SALR An Ideal home, overlooking the lake. 3 bedrooms, 2' hathriMims, large living room, dining room and breakfast nook; fine carpeting throughout; sprinkler system, automatic loundry, piped nil automatic ftirnsce, adequate closets and bullt-lns. Shown bv appointment only. J. W. SANDERS, REALTOR Salesmen, T, L- Olbson, Carl Williams 121.1 Main St. eXPRHfENCED hand saw fllerp.ne sawmill; 2 banks; top wages, steady work. Housing available. Immediate opening Fruit Growers Supply Co., Hilt, Calif. ton SALE, good used bed' daveno, 'also (!'. hp. Sea-King outboard motor. 11107 Ivory nr cal) flflMi. fOJl SALE, ID. if) ChiWrolet short block, completely rernnditlnned, reasonable; fits '37 to '40 Chevrolet. Phona 37nfl, fOH RENT, 7 small apartment!, every thing furnished. Call after A, 2304 Shasta Way. WANTED 4I "Forrl radio, reasonable. Call MoO. WILL rare for 'children In or out of my home. Phone II72U. FOR AALE, i-ltedroom home, floor fur nace, Insulated, eligible for Gl loan. St. Frnnrls Park, Phono IHlflft. DOOM AND HOARD, 2 gentlemen, pri vate home, Phone IW3I. Meeting Notices noYAt" A ncn " SPECIAL! Klamath Chanter No. 33 Royal Arch Masons, will confer lhe Pasl Master and Most Ex. Master Degrees, Wednesday, June 2nd, at 7 :hi p.m. All Companions Invited. Porionoli PRIVATE DETECTIVE MEL LUM1IARD Sppolntrnetit Phone 9791. 8 Tramportatlon For Heavy Hauling. Crane orWincS work, call 77H1 KLAMATH FREIGHT LINES 101 Klamath Ave WOULD like ride from Stewart Addition to town, hours 9 a tn. till S p m. Phono ,W,J" 10 Services Sure YOU CAN BORROW MONEY ON YOUR FURNITURE or SALARY $50.00 to $300 00 $50.00 to $500 00 And On YOUR CAR And Repay From Futuro Income COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 N. 9th 8U J Lie. B35I wm r Plione 7711 Tom O'Dwynr, Mirr. EXCAVATING ' Mobil Shovel mid Trench Hot Bulldozer Pill Dirt Topioll Orlvewny Olndera CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. Phone 4(177 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Newest Banllnry Method Alto ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Clcuna Bewcr Lines ot Roota, Etc Phone BB41 or 3330 ED 11. KINO aoatt RVANb CAhlNEf 1I0P " 1.1IT E. M.in I'hons Nil PK'TtlltK rnAMINO Cimw Shop. 737 Msln. Phnns A4II7. DltKHNMAKINO, sH.r.llon.rMr.. Jons. Phnns IMIIi:i. PI.OWINO, lll.clnl or llsrrowlnTfsf. den or scrnnas. No lob loo Isrfls av lo .mall Maynsrd Smllh, 43 It W la ter, sv., Phona 7UM. WINDOW CI.KANINd.-horns and com" msrrlsl jsnllor work. Pslntfid wails olsan.d, floor, cleaned and waxed. JEBftK IIIIIIIIAIIIl At BOMS Phona 7H70 or 047B niltlV nr.PAIR HIIOP. B.wlnr"nTT- chlnes. Phone 8,110. Loral and l.nna Dlslahce Moving Crnllna, Parklris and Btoraae KI.AMATII rilEKIIIT I.INKH Phone 77111 nil Klamalh Ava. Ir-I.(l()rl BANt)INOand " reflnl.hlna. rlesnlna and waKlng, Lloyd F. Papnle, phone 4lino. jk ClifiTAlNfl I.AimhRnED.plclur7lill delivery. Phone 411110. Mb oardkn TII.I.INfl "wllU'iTrotaff tiller andjawn planting, call 3034, PAINTINC) Interior and exterior. Kern toning. If. f,. nrnwn, phone 432. FOH flAHDKN and lawn plowing esfl al 0431 Avalon II.