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Newspaper Page TextFAC1 TIN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON TUESDAY, JULY I, 14 MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Net chant . Tuesday - Previous day Week ago Month ago Year (go GRAIN FUTURES FIRM TODAY CHICAGO. July S "v Grain futures were firm to strong In today's board of trad session. Wheat advanced on null buying which oflset hedging pressure. Observers said uie volume oi iraaing was neavy. Oats responded to reports of some damage from heat. Corn lugged but followed other gains, working against a handicap of excellent grow ing weather, and large reserves on farms. Wheat bookings on a to-arriv basis were placed at 170.000 bushels, torn at 35.000 bushels and oats at 45000 bushels. At the finish wheat was IS to IS higher than Saturday's close. July ll.5S-S. corn was S to IS higher. July gljoS-S. Oats were IS to i cents higher. July 61S. Rye waa IS to S't cents higher. July tlJSS. Soybeans were 4S to IS cents higher. July S2 47S-3 47: lard was cents a hundredweight higher Wheat Open July 193S-S Sept. 16S-1.S Dec 1M-1J7S March 15 Portland Wheat I PORTLAND. July I l Wheat ! futures unquoted. tt. ...' Cash Grain: Oats barley No. 1. 46-lb. white. I500; B.W. 141.50. Cash Wheat bd. sort wnite and soft white excluding Rex. white club and western red. all $3.07. Hard Ret Winter: Ordinary. 12 OT. Hard White Baart: Unquoted. Today's Car Recetps: Wheat 7. barley 7. flour t, corn 10, oats s, BUlUeed 14. It Pays to Dae the Want Adsl KsL. FLOWER SHOP 430MAIN rsn'sr ai:s EE W Offer Friendly H.lp With Your MONEY PROBLEMS Fort Efficient LOANS ON Furniture; Automobile! Your Signature MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 114 N. 7 th rhM 1223 M-ns a-i vt 'it r-'z - ( -vl n Wha alraal Kraa 424 So. 6th llJIalf im amtMsw'1 in .Lli $ chuek i nTisi Sam 'i ! -in'' IPX t n 4 m hi by The Associated Frew July t Mind. IS Ralls IS I'lU. Slocks . A .ft A .1 unrh. A 3 85 4 315 - 0 .49 31 4 30 Ml . 83 5 30 7 34 59 3 ... 3 J 311 3 M5 .7. 47 J 41 71 to 10 cents lower. July 510 63. High Low IMS IMS S& 101 17S 15 Close 15S-S 1MS-S 3 00S-3 01 1S-S POTATOES CHICAGO, July t (AP-USDA) Poutoea. arrivals SM. on track 534; im.l IT C iklnmant. WMfw.m V4. I .Saturday 268. Sunday 9. and Mon- da, 73; supphes fr. Uber; de- tor tsi California long whites moderate, market slightly stronger; j duli for other long whites: for west- I ra reds market slightly weaker; Anion Bliss Triumphs 54.50-5.15; California Bliss Triumphs 54.75- 6.00. long whites 53 75-4 35. PonU- aos 54-35 50; Kansas Red Warbas 53.50; Missouri cobblers $3 00; Okla- noma Bliss Triumphs $4 00; Texas Bliss Triumphs $4 00-5 00. D a I I D.A-A runiQnarotg,g POTATOES: Russet. Deschutes, Na 1-A. $500-515: new potatoes. California long whites, sue A. $3 50 3.75; sue B. 100 lbs. $3 75-2 65. Portland Eggs COOS to wholesalers : A grade large. 5S-67Se: A grade medium. 51S-54Sc: B grade, large. 48S- MSe. Phone 81 11 ask for CLASSIFIED ! Save time, trouble, money get quick result with a Want Adt ELASTIC METALIC FOILS ; For All Roofing Reflects Heot . Low Cost GREMS I I ROOFING CO. Bt Spring Ph. 1431 Please Write far Free 4 Estimate and Details t Grans Kof tnf My Kaane jl My Address ! iieoui Ki,n HYDRA-MATIC .grlT- - rm na iiaiaoaWaOj-aaL "a, r- Hi iincoin cotMoaoiirsM ior udam immt aaH a HVMA-MATIC Iraiii.liiHa aatUaal : Stocks Show Some Gains NSW YORK. July S i The stock market once more responded to a mere breath ol demand today. On liu ranged from fraction to round a point. Buying waa selec tive, though, with a good handful of shares either backing down a trifle or remaining at last week's closing levels. Business waa alow, turnover but a rsle of only M.00O shares for the full session. Today's advance, hesitant though It was. carried the market future along lu the recovery move which i started in mid-June after prices had dropped to a 4 'i -year low. Ir,d!" d,d ,lnd.m"ch ,n "!! 00-l' 75; few loads 350-450 lb. news to inspire demand. Recent Im provement, however, has been man aged despite a monotonous flow of I unfavorable reports from the bus iness front, I Airline stocks were among the most active. Transconuiienud 6 Western hit a high for the year and Pan American. American, and United were within striking dts- i lance of their peaks for 1949. Higher prices were also paid for Bethlehem Steel. Republic 8teel, jOeneral Motors, Chrysler. Stude baker. Montgomery Ward, Schenley. American Telephone, Anaconda Cop per. American Can J r n.nn.H International Paper. San'a Pe N v' Hichtielcl OH. and Pacific !StS PalS.f STI JJIfV' WrfairTZ S Gas and Philip Morris. i American Can Am Power s Lt : Am Tel & Tel - MS - 10S . 140 S . 27 - aS - 25 ' Anaranda Bendix Aviation Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Calil Packing Canadian Pacific , Case J I - 19S Caterpillar Chrysler TT comwun sou ""f Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtis Wright DmigUs Aircraft thipont de Nem lleneral Electric Oeneral Food Oeneral Motors . 33 . S - is . 5 . 45 S . 35 S - 43S . 47 S . 24S . 47 . 45 . It . 51 S . 13S . Jl . s . 13 S . 32 . 1S . 4IS . 10 . 1 34'i . 22S . 31 . 35 S . 60S . US . IS . 10S 3S . 7 I ini Harvester Int Paper Kennecott . . Libby McN L Montgomery Ward ... Nash Kelvinator Nat Dairy N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Oas & Elec Pac Tel Tel Penney J C , Radio Corp ' Reynolds Metal Richfield j Safeway Stores . J , Sears Roebuck : i Southern Pacific . ! Standard Oil Cal I Studebaker Corp 1 Sunshine Mining i Trans-America ' OUnlon Oil Cal i Union Pacific KLPrnflTMU, 1 , cixmH op A Great Combination i i i wvy i i i POWER V f J Nr lEVT.g before power been so For HrniiA-Mvnc trn-miiion high light the brilliant perfoimance of llie great new Lincoln 8-cyIinder, V-lype engine , , , let you sweep from low to high in one silken glide case through 1 asM mt INMAN MOTOR BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The July t Ralla lllnd. II t'tll. nrr. It L. Yld. Net change unch. A .1 A 1 D .1 A 1 Tuesday Ul 101 1 102 -H Ml llltt I Previous day Ml 103 0 line. Ml 10V Week ago . HI ll T 103 6 (W long Miuith ago MS 101 103 1 WI T Kltl.T Year ago IXS 101 J loo t a,, job.j LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, July ft tAP-l'SDA) Salable hogs 8000; moderately active, steady to 16 cents higher; most ad vance on buttchers under 150 lb , few loads at 350-450 lb. butchets dull and weak to 60 cents lower; top 511.15 sparingly: most good and choice 170-340 lb. $11.35-11.75: 150- Ota Ik. wi wk ta., tav.t A I, 515 50-17 00: sows under 350 lb. 517.00-1835: few as high aa 616.76 under 300 lb : 373-400 lb. 51550 16 50; 435-475 lb. 113.75-1500: heav ier weights as low as 61150 for around 600 lb. average; good clear ance. Salable cattle II 000; salable calve 500: slow: steer and heifer yearlings 35-50 cents lower! steers 1150 lb. up 50 cent to $1.00 off; cows steady to 25 cents lower: bulls steady; vealera steady to 60 cent lower; several loads choice light and me dium weight steers 627.50-36 00: top 638 00; bulk good and choice steers $35.00-37.00; few loads common and medium grassers $30 00-23 00: load i choic. h.'ers helTabuv. w.iy. bulk d to low-choice heifeis !-. ld minted cows ! cutters 813.50-16 00: medium ana 1 good sausage bulls 811 50-31.50: com mon to choice vealera 630 00-15.50; stockers and feeders dull, i Salable sheep 700: spring lambs scarce; few early sales around 50 cents Higher: other classes steady: .mall L.r iiwl mnA ahnua ; JJNspruig iamb, moo-25 50; tew held rn.wu.m4 f.iw, uimuni UIQ gUUU ' $23 00-34 30; two cars mrdium to a-tha-iUS rlH -yVr hnm ladik. choice old-crop shorn yearlings 631 J5: bulk aaios aim medium to choice slaughter ewes 86 00-1 00. PORTLAND. Ore, July t IAP L'SDAi Cattle: Salable 1500. calve 25: market uneven: ateers steady to 50 cent higher: grassers up mast; rows around 50 cent higher: some beef cows 8100 above early last week: bull weak to 60 cents or more lower: calve ateady; load high good 1355-lb. fed ateers 836.50: few low good steers fed on grass $34 50: common-medium graas steers mostly 1100-333)0. Including 1233 lbs. at 532 00: common-medium heifers $17.00-22.50; canner cutter cows Urgely $1150-13 00: shells down ward to $7.00: medium-good beef cows $16 00-18 50: odd young cow up to 830 00: good beef bulls mostly $31) 00: odd head $30 50: cutter-medium sausage bull $16 00-18 50: good-choice vealers 835 00-26 00' common down to 815 00. Hogs: Salable 500. market active: rioatly 50 cent higher: good-choice 160-230 lbs. largely 823 3: 250-320 h-s. 8H50-31JO; few 156 lbs. 31J0: good 150-550 lb. sows mostly 817 00 50: medium grades down to 816 00: good-choice 60-115 lb. feeder pigs 833 00-34 00: good 600-660 lb. stags $14 00-15 50: good 550-730 lb. slaugh ter boars $8 00-9 50. Sheep: Salable 1000, market ac tive, mostly steady; extreme top United Airline 11 IIS . 11s j . 47SI 8 Steel Warner Bra Pie . Woolworth hi such thrill ejr to command! CO. Associated spring lambs 50 cents higher at 534 00: bulk good-choice 533.00-50; medium -good grades 531 00 -71 00: medium-good eew and wether feed ers mostly lit 00: common down to '14 00; good-choice old crop shorn lambs and yearlings 121.00-1100; good light ewes 15 50-7 00; common down to 13 00. SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO. July I tAP-UHDA) Cattle: Salable 700: calves 150; receipts Include about eight loads steers; balance of supply nioatly cows; moderately active, strong to 50 rents higher: light re ceipts main stimulating factor: two loads good fed steers 1140-1160 lbs. at 536 25: two loada 1150-1350 lb, at 535 60: common-medium grass steers 130 00-34 00: early salea cows mostly canners -cutters from 111.00-13 50: common dairy type cows up to 114 60; no early sales medium-good range cows, but generally asking higher: bull raft supply medium gxd 100-350 lb. range calves at 533 00-50; common-medium 10 00 22 00. Hogs: Salable 350; early tupplv very small: butchers opened 60-76 cents higher: sows ateady: good choice 150-140 lbs. 533 50-75; good sows up to 450 lbs. (15 50. Sheep: Salable 3500: quality of lamb supply shows considerable 1m proveemnt over recent week: re ceipts Include stiable shipment good-choice Washington lambs and : uon tamos: no early trade ui price. j Accident Victim UOCS TO OOV CltV . . Ted Canaan n..r-s,M ..w i Sunnes. Calif . txM.rn .h. ... seriously Injured several days sgo in an arciaent just south of Tule- lake, was moved to Ban Francisco for further medical treatment to day. Capaon ha been in Hillside hos pital suffering from a broken back. He waa moved from Hillside to the Southern Pacific depot at 1150 a. m Tuesday by Kaler's ambulance and upon arrival In San Francisco will be admitted to the Veterans' hospital there. Capaon wa injured In an automo bile crash which took the life of his traveling companion. J. D. Simmons also of Crank Springs. Thunder Showers Seen For Basin A wide range of weather Is . ered by the weather bureau's fore cast for tonight and Wednesday. Fair skies but with scattered thun der showers in sections of the Klam ath area are predicted. The mercury rose to 14 degrees on tha Fourth of July holiday, and the high was 65 on both Saturday and Sunday. Week - end temperatures still didn't quite come up to the season high on June 6. gg degree A brief smattering of rain skipped across the basin at mid-afternoon Monday but was not enough to spoil the holiday. It I estimated that the largest of the Indian mounds at Ca.iokia. 111 . might have taken 300 yeaia to build. traffic never shifting gear, never touching a clulrh. Before you buy any fine cr drive 6 new 1'll'J Lincoln. There is no more nugnificent combination for driving ease and silken-smooth performance than Lincoln power and hydra-maticI Phong 777S They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatk rC7) f AttLlA rVUSiOAN 1 rC7 lilLLEW KICKED ( fLTBOiL. A HEVVE SCT THE t 7BOUTTHE0LD NEVVSTOVE'-AND y X' STOVE UNTIL V N1V "IfW5 ABOUT ALlvASK FRIEND HUSBAND rir? AXEL"HE KNOWSy. STOP I STHTT 1 ( AA0O,ANA;0) - s ' Recluse Dies In Midst Of Money, Filth PHILADELPHIA. July I iAu. thorttlea today awaited a court order permitting an Intensified search of a home where they said a woman recluse lived like a beggar despite the fortune at her command. A preliminary survey of the clut tered building yesterday revealed the woman waa worth at least j $ O0.000. authorities estimated, but she chose to live on a arml-starva-lion diet of bread and milk. The woman. Mrs. Catherine a Rltlfr TO m ,..., ,.4 A.A u.... - on her tra.h-hlanketed bed. The house was crammed with rubbish and litter. r-rair. saia iney suspected mat anmrwnere in in maae would be i found a clue to the whereabout of possibly $100 000 Mr. Rater I be lieved lo hm hidden away. Police ssld rent collected from tenant of some 14 house ah owned were brought to her regu larly. Neighbor told the Investiga tor they knew virtually nothing of the woman except that she used a tiny veitibul a an "office- from which the conducted her ouu.de contact.. Aboui two ttk mo two neigh bora related .Mm. R liter had opened the front door and sent Uirm to a itnr to buy her bread and miltc. But It aa at leaxt a year ilnca anyone had aeen her emerge from her home. The inveitliatinn of Mr. Rittrr't death aj started by neighbor who complained of "odori" emittlns from the hotue. Police broke into the hotue and ne nad been dead "about three or four dava." Death was attributed to natural rauae. . Bechen Named New President Haarby B Bechen ha been named president of the Wilson Title and Abstract company by Its board of directors. u . . , ... Bechen succeed Arthur R. Wilson. founder, who ha retired but retain 1 said mniict- hla nnalllnn nn lha K l Yl and aaeh of ou ra hereby nail nis position on trie board. . ,., Iha llnull , t nl tha aiaia Bechen haa been In charge of the1"' Orann for Kiamain fmima h Wilson Title and Abstract company I Z?'Xl,ZJl4A,cZ', aince IMS aa Ttr president and gen- Eon f Kiamaih cminiy. . a eral manager. He haa ltred In Klam ' J"?, 'i 2rV?L,?L ail ii .... fc pottftofi of lha nnard n Ul rgx-inra of ana ratwi siik. c iivji rjurij. hit iuur yeara apent llh the army durtnf!''1' ' ,hl pp',", i . , ; .a. . . ronrirrnina all of lha art and pfwti ina war. aiht nia omcnarwe ne re turnea to Kiamatn ralla and aa rmpiojrea in me county aaseitaor a OfflC until lMfl. U. ui. ia ..J ikaaawaw - a. it- mu iiiia tin nu iiiirtr "iiw make their hrnni on Wuhlnfton tueet Ten mum mien, recently dlwrnr ered near Memphla, Kvrpt, are be lieved to hare belong to tha coun try'a Twenty-alxth Dynasty, about 600 yettra before Chrlxt. obituXry" t ot in vnraot x Teoula Tharmiw. a roaldnt for lha pan aix ymr. paaaad away In this ally nn lUturday. July 1. ItHa. at tn M am. Ha waa a natlva of lloatnn, Maaa., and waa aad T7 yoara 4 mnniha and 33 dav at tha tlm of hla paaalng H ta aur vtvad by hla wtfa. Mra Mlnnta Tnrru nf thla eltv: two anna. Uovd of Chwago, III . and main, of thla city: two p anna. Clark HrhnAnmihtr nf Whlta run. Mont., and Clvda fte-hewimaltrr of thla city: throa atp-dauahtra, Mra. A. C. Mad tan nf Billing. Mnnt . Mra T. B. Krnii4hrk. and Mra R W. Caraon nf Ihla rly: a granddauf htar. Mvrla Maa Thorotia of thla city. Tha ramnlni iat In Ward'a Klamath Funaral rtoma. ir High atrot. Tha funaral not Ira will ba found alaawhara In thu laaua. funiTrals- wiimaw Airaro raivrt Tia funeral aarvlra for lha lata William Alfred Prtnra. who paaaed away at hla lata realdanra In Bnnanra, Ora , nn Wadnanday, Juna 39. will laka plara from tha Ronanxa Chureh nf lha Naa arena on Wednaaday. Julv . 1MB. al 7 pm . Rav. Paul J. ftdmann nfflrtaling. Cnmmttmant aarvlra and Interment in lha Rnnanna remetery. Frlenda ara reanerlfullv Invited In attend. Ward'a Klamath Pttneral hnma In rhargg o( tha arrangementa. i.nt'ia Turaot x Tha funeral eervlra for lha lata Lnult Thernux, who paaaed awav In Ihla rily nn ftaturday, Julv 2. will take place from tha r ha pel rt Ward'a Klamath Funeral home, 02.1 High alreat, on Wadneaday, July 0. IIMft, at 3: M) pm., Rav. Martin dale Wooda nf tha Flrit Mat hod I at rhurt-h offlrlatlnf. Cnmmltmtnl aarvlra and Interment In Klamath Memorial Jark. Frlanda ara raapacUully Invited o attend. Flotrcr Shop nmvi: i (At Grtcnhouiet) MM S. th Phone HIM Free Delivery I'lntvera by Wire Funeral Dealma Our Specialty Klamath DAV Post Invited To Meet Members of Klamath Falls chp ti r and eusiltary No. 11 of the Dis abled American Veterana have been invited to attend the special meet ing of Portland chapter auxiliary No I at I p. m. Monday. July II. 'his meeting will be held at the Portland post No. I. American Ie- mn hall. 113 S. W. 13th avenue. IHirtiand. National commarder. Josephine Jeths. of Chicago will be the guest of honor at this meeting. Morals Case To Be Heard Here Lee Harrington. 43-vear-old In dun. will go on trial In circuit court tomorrow on the first of two morals charge aratnnt him. I ""ngon. in 11 .or several nmnin. til iiiairv-n it swmiiiw and contributing In the delinquency of minor. Both charce Involve j ii.Trar-old bov. Harrington has pleaded not guilty on both count and will be repre sented bv Attorney V. S. Balentlne 1 LEGAL NOTICES ITMMOKt ! lis Ctrtmll luvrl nl lh Ot(nn fur lh Cnuri'v of Klimalh. THOMAS BCKi EH , ruintlll. 1 tl'TH M(Mrnfl tWrtendtti to mTn atHiraa. mrrKMnNT- IN THE NAME Of THE ET AT Of OH It O ON. you Br hrhf rquirl apaMtr ail aiMwar plmintttt rumplatnl gn fit hrin on of Ivavf.x Iho (h 4ay of July, It- lht tMng I ho ! of Ih puhliraliaii, of (hta rumm'. n; nrl If you fall lo to rwr or othr ia pfr. fnr anl lhortof la4nuff will apply la iha rourt fur lh rhf prayor lor tn Mt rompUlfil. -wll: fnr a dorr of dlvotr of a nrl from jou upon tha rfiMt of itoFffiioi. Thla lummoni la aarvod ut" f u hi teat ton lhrxf in lha Hcrala and Ntt tmero och h ir ftur rn orullva arooka iflta inovrtewnai nuanl la Iho outer of lha Hoorall . rouri. vaio i.t ntr.i iha ar4 ir an in ut puaiu-aihsn ihaff ta aa ! o ''lir'T. Annrrvay f..r rumiiff Niia Trod llulldmg KlamaUt faiU, Oirgw JIKoaM jrnn; sjotm s or Tins and ri.Ai a or aiino laail aa. ttas IN Titr ciHi riT ctn at or Ttir. STATE or OHtUON rOK KLAMA III cointv IN TMr. MATTTa or CONViaM ATION pr(m rrnt.Mia or AMr.NiiATimv nrPAVwrNT cositpact nrtwrsN thk t'MTrn aTATra or AMrnu a AM) SHASTA VIS.W 1SJHUATIUN niaraic t TO THK BHABTA VIVW IRetnATION iiinrniL r ana n. ina iraan.Moafa. irui ...... .. -iln, Rhtili Vlw Irrtfatinn uiiiriri prayin hn ftf tha diractora of aald di.irirt m connariicw im ih wiumii mmran hiwan th i miM tt m I Anwrin and told Nhaila Vkw Irrtia I lion DialMrt. and rloclarlnf all of aa rl prnraxxUnr and h jax-ut Ion nf Irnnirari m tm rati ar and laal I aaid rnnfract lo ba valid and rvaularl) Xffrutad Any oorann Intvroalad mar at any II ma hrnra aald dt. or al aaid lima and alara, appoar and rnniaat lha ltdltv of aiirh prnrdlnfla nr any acta or thlnffa lhrln antinixratad Thla notlr la iMihlialiod nuntiant n an nrdr mada Juno 3S IM, bv tha If rant-rant David R Vandanhara Jurifr of iha rirrtiit Court nr ina aiaia id Or got) fnr Klamath Count. rtfAa r. nn.AP, Clark of Circuit Court 'Court Wal Bv rnirt i fmnrr, Daputy. Jn 17. Ju S IS No at7 KfiTtt k ma nma Tha PnUi-a Judge will rerelva aealed blda up In S p m . July II. I4. fur tha elertrlr light globe requirement for the City of Klamath Falla. fnr tha flral year Julv 11. In July at. IV) niorsaa will ba taken fnr t'lly uaa from time to time Tha Cmmrll raaervaa the right tn re)ert anr and all blda Blda mual ba marked on anvelopa "Blda for electric globe,." L. M. ACKFRMAN. Police Judge. J Jly. t-7. No. 701. MO TICK OF h ATK OF INAI. a.TTt.Mr.NT In tha Circuit Court of tha State of Oregon fnr Klamath Count v. In the Matter of lha Batata of OTTO L VITIlR, Dereaaed. Nntlra la hereby given thai I have filed my final account ut lha admintalra tlon nf tha alxiva anlllled aalale, and that lha Court haa appointed Auguat J, 1940. at 10 a m., aa the time fnr hearing ohlertlona tn audi final account and aalllement thereof ALICE U VITtm, Admlnlalralrla. GANONii g. OANONCl, Attornef for Kaiale. j ft-u-ie M Noiui Ai-vrariKf nrNT oa Bina Pealed hula will ba received on nr tie fort 0O pm, nn Monday, July II, I mil at lha of fire nf lha Clark of HrhonI Dlatrlrt Nn, I, Rnom 3HTI. Klam ath Union High School, Klamath ralla. uregnn, mr Inalallatlnn of an anarlment In the iment of lha MIHa aclinol, conalatln ling l ana of iwo bedrooma, bath, living room anrnen. 2 The Inatallatlon nr rafetarla and Nltrhen and tha remodeling nf lha preaent rafetarla for a rlaurnrm In tha baaamenl nf Jnaeph Conger echool, Plana and aperlflcallona may ba ob tained at tha office of Howard R. Per rln. Architect, llil Main Htreet, Klam ath Falla, Oregon. A depoalf of Ten and nnino dollara (fl(Kii will te re out red for each net nf plana and ierl flcallnna. Depoalta will ha refunded In the hidden upon return of tha plana nd ipeclficatlona. The aiirrewful bidder wilt ha reimlrad I furnlah a Surely Cnmpeny Bond In ull amount af tha 0anratt prtaa, anal h. thall b rMiuIrs; la rsrrv FuMI. l.lUU1v liuuraur as tparlllad A llxMara In4 off tarlltla ChOTM in amuunl aqua I la llv liar rani s-.t of Ilia lump aum bid mual ifcomainf lha lnt aa a f.taianlaa fuv I ha aaavull.,. of lha rmtliarl a.,d Ota UMtda. In rial lha rt,ltal M awatdad 1a lha bld'lar. Tha lli.'ti.ra of Xrhonl Uulrlal No. 1 raaarva lha flshl to ralafl any and all tMda and lo alva anv Intttrmallliai .a.inad. hahoID a Asiu.rr Claia- I 11 ra NOIH TO t asniToa Noltr. u haraha glvan lhal lha undar- I,MM has baan appolnlad sdmlnulra Ills f lha aetata ul Thamaa rliadtord rlrtiwn al Snuwn aa Thianaa 0 lliuwn, da.aa'.l. bv llta I'trrull t'.ntrt ol Klia, alh luuitli. Uiarfl. and aU paraun hat Ik rlalma asalnal aaid aalala at. hatahv nHflad la praaanl lha aani. with prupar V.KWhaia to lha aald admlnl. Itallla. .1 ill I Malhaaa rlulldln. Klamath ralla. Ora... Wllhl. at ai.tiiha uf llu data r thla noia. Ualad Ihla Ul uav al 3ulv. laaa rUMA Tl'RNKa, AdmmUllalrta. I r nNriio.. Allnar fnr Admlnlalrslrta. II II 111) Al HERALD 1 NEWS CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Aaa reertved kefere 11:16 a. will appear la "New T4y" i weane aa dale rxeWeal gaent laamtam will I tied. Itewueat to "kill" ar etaa aad eawreetloas will I la I6: a. as. dally. Wat 4 ad la W eiaaslfM. aad eUaalfled dlaplsr aawrt k aa ay m aa the day baler aakU- eatloa. Gel Tha Want Ad Hobit REA0 un4 USE Herald & Ntws WANT ADS Phont 1111 CLASSIFIED RATES Ona Uov at ar aa rriiaa Uvt , at jtj na Wpii Run . a-r ot la H'tiih nun - . a r tm a flttnaaa-utlva InaortlotM fot UL (dan 4 a.o day al Ntw Todoy f ARK for rhildraa In mjr homa. MrluhW fla ain.1 TMr ahrubbary and la a orfc. Call loiM ff)N nrT S-ratm aportmont. lit WaaMnaton. ; HOT KPRINCH veil aarhool HardW'Msd ll"-ra. ineulated. Allarhed M'-if Prtra MuuO Terma. fttwmn hv apn-sintmenl nnl Call 7M1. J. W. BANIirn. RFA1.TUR 111 J Main Rl R lea men. Carl Williame. Rob Rim WAN TK O lo rent, modern I or A-bad- rMm hnma Phone 4ola fftR MAI K I'a arraaof mimed fraea hay. Mtn.1 Blalaea rR tAUt. lo Tt ford t door.'Saf Weal CJrefon. Phone thk riHKPlrf A brand new night rlub. raaiauranl and barbei ue. In a wonderful highway litre Hon In I he heart of lha ftahing rounlry. Living quarter attached (jn nun JOHN C. ARCiETMNUKR, tNOKFR ff Inirt Main Phone &.V.I SF.F. I'M for' atarted "New" Hampehlre rhlcka No brooding required. Otegort Niate Hatrhery.' Phono ana,. DlMI WASIIFR wanted. Apply In person. f.lnna Drive In. I.AIH.P. New Itampahfre fr.ara for aale. It ? each. Ja-ii Collage or phone :yio7 HAVE on "ne.uae frailer lo" haretuma4 In Bakarafleld. Calif. Hey be uaed free of charge bv anymta returning aartie In naherafield. t all Merrill 0414, FOR RF.NT. a room hirnlahed apart ment Newty redecorated Nice view. vt .Vi Ca)j Mta:t daya, e2A4 evenlngt, TCiH SAf.K, plaallr alphon tulm fog Irrigation. Solve ynur Irrigating 0tf lenia by uaa nf theae tuhea. KI.AMATH BAM IN CO-OP Phone Liai Tulelake, Callf. VTA N and w I fa dealre cook hmiaa nri ranch or lumber ramp, Fwperienred. Heferencea furnlahed. 331S Maryland, Klemaih ralla, Ora. iACHIFICK. our 977M equity for 17d In Iwo ti liroom home. Plastered. In an la led. Juat redecorated. Ficellent residential ddtrlct; l Iota. Full price t.i,Vi. Mi:tt Creacent. " H ACREll Irrigated, grain and hay. Atlrartlve modern J bedroom home, rnnerate foun dattnn, row barn, frull rallar, chicken hnuaa. Price llfl.onn. Terma. a a StlRttnBAN. CLONE IN p errt modern J bedroom hnma, eoax crela fntindalion, newly redaroralad tn aide and nulaide: panel ray heat) chicken houae, berrlea and fruit tree. 3. W SANDERS, REALTOR 1313 Main St. Phone fttt Waleamen, Cerl Wlltlama, Bob Roeg NRlOlinONIlOAD OROCEBV Fountain, meat, package beer ll?eea, Onod living qtiarlera Shnuld flat .Vlt) par mnnih. tooon fnr itock and fiaituree, NKAI. STEWART AGENCY IIS fl. 0th Phnna 2!UJ of STM ItioiTTTTi.L pnwn S-rnrtm modern hnma nn large let, garage, near brlt k plant, Terma can be arranged. a NO DOWN PAYMENT An Oregon veteran loan can ba eeeured) nn inn nna a rmim modern name aver innaing city. e.min JOHN C. ABUETSlNOia, ISO,