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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3, ! MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by the August l Net change Wednesday Previous day Week ago ... Month MO . Yew ago Late Gains Bolster Stock NEW YORK. Auk. 3 Mt The stock market barely avoided a serious dent In its summer advance today. A pick-up In prices at mid-day more than wiped out early declin ing tendencies. Narrow gains and losses were about in balance. Aided by trans- ier os unuw uiw Issue, total turnoyer reached around 1.300,000 shares for the fast- at para in mora than a week. Commonwealth Southern ac- counted for a good portion of the day's business, leading the mid - aesslon activity as blocks ranged from 10.000 to 100.000 share changed hands. It touched 4', up H to equal its best prica of the year. Issue retaining advance in- eluded Consolidated Natural Gas. WE RECOMMEND CHQPC RISMUID hatureS woo MraovEO mo rota VT . Mdlnfh courrh-y freight to pay. At a will board Chapee paints up with a higher glow, no grain showing. Finish lite poreelein. Parfoet for cabinet making, (halving, and any Interior aon ttruction calling for any aty working board that h both hard and ihrink-resisting. Chapeo grand up batter and finish off to part action. Chapeo hat provad rtsalf In outdoor we. Completely prec tieal for garag door, farm buildings, walls, ate. If painted. Widely mad for sheathing, eonereta form linen, era. Av.ilabla In 'a", 316", l4" thlcknan, 4x8' sire . . , Save money and get better ob with Chapeo board. Buy as little or at much at you need for your job. Aaso tale Kind. 15 Rail! 14 1'UL 66 Stack .. D J D .1 A .1 D .1 . 6S.3 32 a 401 63 4 0.1 33 40 2 63 4 ... (to 4 33 0 3 T 61.1 8t3 31 31 61.J ... Vi 44 4 41 0 S.l Goodrich, U. S. Rubber, Southern Pacific, Armour and Montgomery Ward. Joining In a retreat were such leaden as Allied Chemical 8tude baker, U. 8. Steel, Oreat Northern Preferred, and Twentieth Century Fox. American Can Am Power A Lt Am Tel & Tel Anaconda Bendix Aviation Beth Steel Boeina- Airplan 16S 14IS JiS . S0 Calif Packing . SS . n' . M . 33'. . H . 4'a . 61. . 33t . K . 6. . & . 47 a . 37 . 61'. Canadian Paclfio j j j : caterpillar j Chrysler Comwlth & Sou i cons Vultee . j continental Can 1 Crown Zellerbaca Curuss Wright i Douglas Aircraft Dunont de Nem General Electrio General Foods General Motor Goodyear Tire . 41 lit) 100 Oragoa Mad HARD IOARD Kan's a wonderful hard board that works up beau tifully, yet Is so low cost that you can use ft for any lob Inside or outside. WH wo erees. Aik about COPELAND Easy Payment FINANCE PLAN Ifl simple. If. aety. N awwil re tap r aalay. Ask alxwf H taaay. LUMBER YARDS Your Friendly Neighborhood Yard :v 60', . 41 7'. 18 , Montgomery Ward S3 Nash Kelvlnator 14 Nat Dairy ' N Y Ceniral I Northern Pacific .. Pae Oas A KU-o Pac Tel ii Tel Penney J C ; Radio Corp Rayonier , Reynolds Metals Richfield .. - 13V, l - 4SS . 10', ....... n in-, 36h 3 41', sa . 64 i . 10 Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cal ... Sludebaker Corp Sunshine Mining Trans-America Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airline U S Steel .. Warner Bros Pic Wool worth . 30'. 11 13', - 31 ..... 11 ...... 4i Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Aug. 3 Cash Wheat ioid: Soft white and soft white excluding Rex. whit club and western red. all 62.09. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 100 10 per cent K 0. 11 per cent $3 00 and f 13 per cent 13.14. Hard White Baart: 10 per cent 62.18. 11 per cent S3 20. 11 Dcr cent 63X2. Today s Car Receipts: Wheat 131. barley 1. flour J, corn 6, oat and mlllfeed 9. Portland Eggs Eggs 1 to wholesalers- a grade targe. l',-2',c: A grade medium, &4S-S7'rc: small. 4',c; B grade, large. M',-iV:c Portland Potatoes Potatoes: Oregon Boardman dis trict white rose No. Is. S3 50-75: No. 1. 4-90c: Washington long white No. Is. 100 lbs. $2 24-SO: No. 1. 90 lbs. Mc-1.00: California long whites No. 1-A. 3 60-3.75. LIVESTOCK CHICAOO, Ang. S (AP-USDAI Salable hogs O0u; yery uneven: butcher 3i-S0 cenu higher: most advance on weights over ISO lb.; all sows 25-50 cents higher: top 6335 paid freely: bulk good and choice 1 60-250 lb. 122 75-23.25: 260 0 lb. i31.TS-ia.7S: few 300-32S lb. 20 75-21 75: medium and good 140 160 lb. light $20 00-23.00: good and choice sows weighing less than 360 FOR RENT TRUCKS U-DRIVI VANS PiCKurs FLAT RACKS Kate by saUa. baa ar week OPEN 8CNDATS BEACON SERVICE STATION Ul K. Stahl Ph. S3M Int Harvester lnt Paper Kenneoott Llbby McN & L . Long Bell "A" GET IN ON THESE SUMMER SAVINGS at OREGON SURPLUS! Gaucho Shirts Two-ton colors In eool cottoa. 8 Knit Sport Shirts In eolort. c9ol ptmm knit, facrt White Tee Shirts ( VISIT OUR COMPLETE Camp Goods Department Tents, terp, store, lantern, cot, sleeping bag . fact everything yow need far Cotton Work Socks Coed variety . ... pair Z9t WUIUI CU fc Sun Tan Shirts Reg. Gabardine Shirts Sanforized shrunk, washable Summer Weight Caps Vsrl -colored, long Mil ( W Carry a Good Selection of Tools, Paints, Hardware Standard brands of good auallty ... at ear lew price! Broadcloth Shorts Boxer or grip per style . Wrangler Jeans Ssnferlted 11 n scratch rivets. While they Isat Inner Tubes C1 Qr Heavy duty, first line. 6:S616, 7;0I6 le5 TOILETRIES at BIG SAVINGS! Tooth powder, tooth paste, talcs, sharing cream, lotion and many other toilet good Item at really lew prices! Oregon Surplus 920 Main Open 8:30 a.m. BOND AVERAGES ('as pile ky Auiuat I I Kail. I Intl. 161HII. 1 tor. 16 I.. Yld. Net chain Unch. D .l A .1 l.l Unrh. Wednesday 90 1 103 4 103 t-H 10 0 1101 Prerlous day . ft). I 103 5 103 4 10 1 110 6 Week ago 90 0 103 3 103 1 M6 1106 Month ago 66.7 103 l leuo nu King Year ago 61.6 100 100 0 63 3 106 4 j : ; PRESSURE PUTS WHEAT DOWN CHICAOO, Am. 1 I Selling preasura Increased acallut wheat late In the session on the board of trade today. Prices dipped under th previous close. The selling In wheat followed new of an easier trend for cash wheat at Minneapolis. Low protein grade were off most, brtiiiilng U'elr loss for the week to around 14 cents. Slow demand from flour mills was considered a reason for th slump. Wheat closed -lN lower, September 3W. corn was a to lower, September 61.23-1.26. oats were lower S higher. September 66V rye was 1 to 1, lower. September tl.49'a-tl.49. Soybeans were 1-1H lower. November I3J3V,-V and lard was IT to 40 cent a nunared pound lower, September 613.47-611 S3. Wheat Open Huh Low September 104.'. 1 OS'. J03' December 2 07-S 106', IDS', March 107S log ios May 1 01'. 103 100 lb. SlS.OO-aosO: few choice under 300 lb. as high as 631.00 : 375-400 lb. 617.50-16.75 : 400-450 lb. 616 50 17.75 : 475-550 lb. 614 50-16.00: hea ler sows down to 613.50 for over too lb. averages. Salable cattl 11.000: salable calvea 400: steers and heifers steady to IS cenu lower: cows steady to 15 cents higher: bulls and vealers steady to SO cent higher: several loads choice hint and medium weight steers 637.75-26.00: early top 626 00: bulk good and choice steers $35 00-37.50: medium to low-good steers $21.50-14.75: common grass- ers down to $17.00: load choice heif I ers bid 627.15: moat good and choice heifers 62500-3675: bulk common and medium cows $14.50-17.00; odd good cows to 616 00: rannera and cutters $1100-14 50: cutter to me dium sausage bulls $15.00-16 00: odd good buls $16 50-20 50: common to choice realers $20 00-26 50. Salable sheep 1500: slaughter lambs and ewes steady: two loads good and choice Idaho spring lambs $3535, the top: bulk good and choice native $24 00-25 00; culls and common $31.00 down: most na tive slaughter ewe $9 50 down with weighty kinds $6.50-7.00. PORTLAND. Aug. S (AP-USDAI Salable cattl 300. calvea SO, market alow, mostly steady but come pres sure on canner -cutter cows; few common-medium steers $16 00-31.50. Including part load 1190 lbs. at $21.50: cutter-common dairy type steers and heifer $12.00-15.00: common-medium beef better $14.50 16 00; canner -cutter cow mostly 10 00-1150; odd head op to $12 00; shells down to 66 00; common-medium sausage bulls mostly 61400 16.00: good beef bulla $18 00-25: vealers strong, good-choice mostly $22 00-23 50: odd head $24.00: common-medium $1100-3000. Salable hogs 100: market active, ; steady; good-choice 160-230 lbs. j -i ..a 10 mnur .:.-; KNMW ID. 62000-23.50: good under 42S lb. sow 616.00-17.00: few $17.50; heav i.riu.u" FLOWER SHOP 4JOHSIN rsnvi sirs E 3 - M - L ilerM A y an navy that vacatian easnplng trip. l - M - L 6146 to 6 p.m. ?J T $1.29 5 snf $2.95 Phone 3663 Ticket Now on Sola a DERBY'S MUSIC CO. j j Iha Associate frees Clns 103'. 106 -S 106'. 1 00-00 't ier weighta downward to $14.50; few good -choice $65-110 lb. feeder pig $34 00-35.00: heavier weighta down ward to $31 00. Salable sheep 300: holdover 200; market alow, steady to weak; good choir spring lambs mostly $2000; medium-good lota $16 00-16 00; scat tered Iota feeders unsold: medium good yearlings $15 00 - 16.50; good light ewes up to 617.00; common medium $3JX)-S00. SOUTH SAN PRANCISCO. Au 1 tUSDA 1 Salable cattl 135. calves 100: supply consist of graas cattle. Including 3 loads steers and range cows; market slow on scat tered sale at mostly steady prices: few common steers 16 00-30 00: can-nrr-cutter cows 600-1300 with shells at 6 00: 1 lot low common cows at 13 00: no early sales calves. Salable hogs 300; active, steadv: I good-choice 180-240 lb. butchers 114 75: good sows mostly 15 50; 200- 303 ID. flows up to 16 00. 8alable sheep 1800: no early sales; j Tuesdays trade very slow, with prices generally 50-75 cenis lower 1 than close of last week and Monday ' morning but steady with Monday's ' late decline: good shorn clover lambs j 2300; strictly good-choice bent; I medium lamb 30 00-75: good feed er: good feeder 30 00; medium mostly 18.50; ewes steady. POTATOES CHICAGO. Aug. S Potatoes, arrivals 57, on track 183: tout V. 8. shipment 516: supplies rather light: demand good, market slightly stroneer for white, ilrtini fnr Imt mm rnMii m.. THnmi.h, 63 00: Idaho-Oregon Bliss Triumphs $3.10-35. long whitea $3 60-65, Rus set Burbanks 6435: Nebraska Red Warbas $3 00-30: Washington long whitea $3.60-70. Bank Of America Wins Bond Bid TULELAKE. Calif.. Aug. 1 The i Bank of America was successful bid der for $6000 In water bonds ap proved by voters at a special elec tion In June for Installation of a new pump In the city's deep well. Th bonds, to be retired at $1000 per year, went to th bank for 4', per cent. Th only other bid sub mitted was by E. L. Coyner of Tule lake, who offered S per cent. Sealed bids were opened last night at a special meeting of the city council. Baker Spud Area One Of Richest BAKER. Aug. S ( An Industry which I less than ten years old here the growing of potatoes now loom ss one of this county's most valuabl crop with returns up to a quarter of a million dollars expected from It this year. Kenneth Crawford, agriculture eonaenrstiv association secretary I.T ... . .49c iiWiWm a s1 w lj,lirfi awassa Tll T ta I I I ...-v ........... i if lis. x l ry. 1 1 K a--a b 1 T9ETHR WITH l C TRIO 23 PEOPLE IN A COMBINATION SHOW DANCE j ARMORY TUES.. AUG. 9 ! avasaawasweasweassaa- SALES TICKET PRICES JMLLJ 1 1 I Purchoted in Advonce .. $1.50 per Perton (Tax Inc.) I I I III Purchased at fh Danca $1.80 per Peron (Tax Inc.) Ill They'll Do It Every Time f DID YOU HAVE A HARD THE OFFICE, CtAR 7 I COOKED VOIR FAVORITE CUSH-CALFS LIVER AMD BACOM-ARE VOU fj0lM3 TD THE CWS TDNkSHT? DONT STAy HOME ON MV AOOUNT-IM GOMa TD RFD FAOI V T MAD AVcCK' NTKYlMo CWy, TOO here, says the 600 acre of potatoes planted in th Baker vicinity are easily worth that much. About 13 grower comprise Baker county largest potato land hoideis. Til crop last year areragea 350 sacks to th acre, an abov par yield. Ed Freuer Said Improving Today Ed Preuer, 16-year-old Po vlley youth who was Injured In a sen sational fall on Mt. Pitt Sunday, la reported to be doing nicely at Klamath Valley hospital today. Young Preuer was allowed to be up and about briefly today and his doctor says h Is progressing very well. OBITUARIES ROSE ANN BAKtR Rose Ann Baker, a lifelong real, dent of Beatty, Ore, passed away in Tecoma. Wash., on Monday. August 1. 146. at a a m. She was a native of Beatty. Or., and was aged 14 years 1 month and 2 days at the time of her passing. She I survived by her father. Wutncy Bakrr of Beatty; a Mater. Ruth Esther Baker of Tacoma. Wash : her grandfather. Rosco Watah. and a niece. J scour line Baker of Beatty: also aunts and uncle. Th remains rest In Wsrd Klamath Funeral horn. 625 High I street. Funeral arrangrmenta will announced later. KTEPHCN ANDREW BRINK Stephen Andrew Brink, a lifelong resident of this city, passed away at his late reatdenc on Wednesday, August a. 1646. at 10'IS am. He was a native of Klamath Falls. Ore., and waa aged 14 years I month and 6 days at the time of his passing. He U survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brink, and a brother. Bruce Edward of this cllv. The remain rest In Wards Klamath Funeral home. 635 High street Funeral arrangement will be an nounced later. Municipal Court Jay Duffy, drunk. Fin 610 or 6 dys. Bill Robinson, vsgrsncy. Fin 610 and 30 day. Francis Oslvln. drunk. Fin 110 or S day. Francis Oslvin. vsgrsncy. Fin 6100 and SO day. Aaron Bryson. drunk. Fin 610 or S dsys. Clsyton Lock, drunk. Fin 610 and 30 days. Ray Finney, drunk. Fine I2S and SO day. Jacob Nash, vsgrsncy. Fin 1100 and 30 days. William Ollllck. drunk. Fine 110 or S days. William Ollllck. vagrancy. Fin 1100 and 30 day. Letha Weeks, possession. Flaad not guilty. Henrietta JMin. possession. Fin $10 or S day. Raymond Johnson,, no operator' license. Fine 15. Raymond Johnson, no tall light. Fin 15. tjETTWSPOPRECcPTiVE Z&M I , 1 l3S': 1 ! BETOREHE CET5 THE ?;'7 3SQ "'if "" thanx to Al Eav irAwT f $$k I 1 '"" '" "" tawMawalsyw-..Mj (WAT Fverelt Dennis, U-turn. Post $5 bail. Manuel Comes, ran slop sign. Post $6 ball. Fleming Clardy. no operator li mine. Pot $5 ball. Fleming Clardy, ran atop sign. Prat $4 ball. Robert Outsnberger, U-turn. Post $6 ball. Henry Miller Jr.. violation of basic rule. Post $10 bail. Jena L. Anderson, fallur to yield right of way. Recogged. Alice Moor, ran atop algn. Re coiled. LEGAL NOTICES NOT HI Of UN AL ACfOlNT NOTIt K IS It K M KM V U1VKN, Tht mv mewl nu iumi A recount Utiiin Uliatur taaf Ik 4MUI6) uf W II J.I AM UIXl MY. ttec.Hl. ttJ (he? Jutl tl Hm? Ctrrult CiMUt of lh Hut of Or . for KUllulh CrHltll. head h-J I'MWJ A M, UM th flar Ot aWnlaniMt, ). and th C'ourtrotMsi of mkI t .Mtrt in lh CuurthcMAM al Klamai.a f alU. UraTot, M ifM lima mt4 . wrvan a.td hr anv tMrtvort mar -ynt any ot )r iiorki tvr ajrpiiiMia It aiittMrtfl trvarvtn cogifairtexl Ai,4 a Uktl tins a ml alar iKa Csjurt finatlji aallla aa4 aC6MMl T r CAKKV. AdmlnUtrator af tha Kataia af AUX1AU OK UUY. lic4Maai. L Orlh SMm Atsawnair at 1-a Jl lJ-Jt TT. A. aV-N. 1IT koi.l Tlnj no. in A arson tion rixisti Tin time AM) rtJit rOM THE HCAHtNU OT OrlJtU-TtONM TO 1 HE FrtOfOSKU ASMMMLST ROM. MADE AND HlXt MY TMK COM ill O.N I Ot'Ni 11. IS THE MATTEN Ur THK IM PRO VIC me vr or not th Twcu m srnrrr MOM THK SitTMEAr LINK or WAIN STHEtTT TO 1IIK NOhrilWEr IJNE or KLAMATH AVr.Nlt. IN I I.I IIINO sroNM Uttn BI T ouirriso sioEWAlJ.. i;enknai I.Y KNOWN AS IMI'NOVKMIiNT I NIT NO lw AND AM-HOHMj THE AHrshMrs-r rou Mxsxroruiu rit ro iimEiN. WHKmeas. lha Catrtman Counrit haa matla and hla4 In lha off Ira f ira l.!ica Jung, iha lMOOSEU AHSCM UtSV IHiiX In eortnaction wun iha fmpnaad imgarvtaiTaanl o. Suutn Tw4fh trtoi frtana Ina aVHilhaul Una w Wan. I " uia narinwawl ina nf Klam- ain ATinw. irvriuaing atgaartn aawar. but atnlllitstt dawallu. a mora fully ahown Ml in pjan. ana aaarrltml In the pr III. rallotwi of tha Cllr sinar on rila lha snailar ot lha imaravamanl Willi lha Micl Poll, a Juilet now ntKMrroitc hk it he- ftOLVKD HY THK COMMON COl t IL Or TH CITY or KLAMATH rAtJJI. OnlGON, Dt'l Y A KlUflllJCO IN NKULLsAII SCJUMON. AM rOLLOWl aciian I Utat llMMll lha 1JiA alaw eas Ii.hmI IMS. al tha hour of 1 JO orln-h r M . i al lha Counrll Cham bar in (ha Cltv Hal) lor lha Cil of Klamath rail. Oraa-txi. ) haratrr la fiwaxl aa lha data, lima I ao4 pla a for tha haartnff of ooriiani lo aaul praaaJ aaaaaarnartl roll, mnd to tha individual arooartr iiiiiimitili lha rain aat forth: and. ftrlia II BK IT rt'RTHKK truI.VrD. lAat lha aid PHOPOMIJ AIUIKAMMKNT MOI.l.. ba and It U harahy approvad hf tha COMMON COCNtl II.; and, la a III RC IT nntTHLM HaUUlLVKH Ihal lha Pol Ira !tdeja of tha aad City giva at laaat lan 1j dav ivitifa. by eynbTtrailon ui ina ntrna ana ntwi, on inroa np arata Ui, and by pnaimc nrHlca on aarh Int, pari of lot, blork, ptex-a or parrel arvd aeraaca proparly aat forlh and daarribad in aaid PKOpfflKD Mr NT KOIX. lhal at aald irtatlnai nf iha 6-ornmon t ourvu on aald data, all M fartlona ma da anal ;tlad to atx-n aaaaenj man! roll and lo th Indlytdual mmrm irtanta thara In. will ba haard and da tartninad. and thai fnl lowing a datarml nation of all oMactiona, tha L'ommon inunrll will proraad. by ordinanra, in in pnipoe-iionata anara of lha rned of mailing aurh ptrppoaad Itnpmva riWht In at-rordanra with lha banafita at-crulntj tharafrom to aarh tat, part af lot. blnrlt, ptaro or parr I of (nd or arraaga proparty, harainforo fmind and rtatarmlnad to ba (labia fnr lurh r-")l uch nolira to ba poatad and publi-had aa afnraaaic aha 11 furl har alaia lha boundarlaa within whlrh tha pmparty lla that la found to ha ha naf I lad and llaMa for aurh pnortlnnato ahara of lha of aurh Imprnvamanl, and ehall alao rafar to aurh PHOPOHKD A1MMHMCNT NOfX, fnr datailad nfonnatlrn, and lhal hnundarlaa wdhln whlrh lha proparly Haa that Ii ao banafitad and to ha aaaaaaad for aurh tmprnvamant, la all thai proparly lying ad)arant to tha aald atraata aa far aa lha Drannaael imnmv. I hnt aitanda lharaon. and amlandlng I bark from lha alrta hnaa nf ui. .iru lo tha rantar of tha raapartlva blnrki an lying adjarant, trTathar wtlh tha quartar tM aach blork abutting upon and ad jarant to alraat Inlaraartlon. whlrh quartar aha 1 1 ba I labia for aurh Inter vllo Paaaad nv tha rMvueum rmn m rily of Klamath Fallt. Oragon. this la I day of Auguat. pa, Praaantad to lha Mayor and or htm approvad and alfnad thla ind day of Auguat, IM ItOBrftT A. THOMPSON Mayor ATTCST: I.. M Arkarman r-oiira judga. BTATT Of OR COON, COUNTY OP KLAMATH. ftfl rii-v nr vi tu itm rai t a I, I. M. Arkarman. Pollra iudga nf tha City of Klamath Palla, Oragon, dn haraby eartlfy that tha abov a and fnragnlng la a trua ropy of raaolntlnn Inlrndiirad and adnplad hy tha Common Cnunrlt of tha City of Klamath Palla, Oragon, at 11a rrgiitar marling hald on tha 1st day nf Aiigiut, Iff, and tharaafiar apprnvad ana airnrq oy ina Mayor ana a I la tad by tha Pol lea Judga. I, M. ACKFNMAft Pnllra Judjfa. -4-a-No, T40. irMMONH fqally Na. tltt in Tint cmcinT comT or "nrr. rtate or nnrrjoN row Tin coun ty OP KLAMATH DONNA WiLsUAMftOlf, Plaintiff, JP.AAK 3 WIU.IAMRON, Dafandanl TO JEMI J. WIIJUIAMRON, OKrCND ANT: IN THE NAM Or THE RTATR OP ORFOON. you ar harahy raqulrad In appaar and anawar platnllffa complalnl on flta haraln nn nr bafnra tha :ili day nf Auguat, I MB, that halng tha data of lha laat publication nf thla mmmoni, flnd If you fall tn an anawar nr nthrrwlwa appaar, for want Ihrrrof plaintiff will apply to tha court for tha raltaf prayad Flower Shop imivi; is (At Grenhoutei) MH U. flth Phnna RIM rrt Drllrrr riowrra by Wtra runtral Oealfna Our Sprrially J. s- A " w OD PCfOWC I POP GOT LIVEK J r f LISTEN v snc r 1 Anv omjun ms y ) I SOfTEM HIM UP V.W1R HER FUR COKfy ' .- I 1 I I AtOBE TRAAJ JU5T atl II a7TI I - ,1 1 - - . yiraa II h m lu V bostcd fender I 1 i I 111 III I J X w 'A m mV aw X TVJIaf nLJB.a M -s. ,y hi 11 11 1 1 -w- yrmm m ri nu tirri tm -... By Jimmy Hatloj yM sne always nios V the last timc m tne in har 6am6lalnl ttvwtl: "nr a Sa rraa af dlvtsrra uf and frutn ymt tpvn ttva grnu tttte tf rrual ar4 tnhuntan Iraai ii t ii I , a ml g ra tt l lnl a ttd a w a rJl n ! Dlalnllff Iha i-ara. rualodv and aimlrnl uf Hit hard WlMtanttvan, asjad Iwt and Kisrr William, aaad t$jtl iittMilha, minor rhildtan at ua aa harala. This aummna Is aarvad ttoni m l Kltllcatlun Iharaof in lha Harald and w Bgtca ee-ti fli rr fiaur rMt Mcullva waalia f1va Iruarllmvai ur auant la lha ordar nf lha Hnnrahi V K Maarlar, Court! v JuHm at Klanaii f'ikuntv. Orwgrui. ma'ta and anlard lta Ut dav d AueTual !. lha fitl ptibltra linn Id ha Nata an lha At 4 ttar af Aumol, la and lha laal MihJiraltn in wiaaia an lha Slat day mt Autruat, la. rt.AYTON J nttflKKLL Atlnrnay r lUlnlllf firva Traa ttulldlna; Klantath rails Orflal. A 1 10-11 eUJI-Na la CLASSIFIED KATES Oiva Uaw fhf aa llayg W'aali Hun Mnnito Hun ar wot-d IM pa araril fnfl laUt Ntw Today Port a nut let nnxu Nagular $1 19. now aa ao t'tNnplaHO aaaturliuanl of pltwlia ptrnia plataa. atipa. bowl, at. C'ja lo Coaat Ruaroa, 1HR and Main rOH iAl.f HVaa:rai4i Htta.- tSM llarruw attar JO m. 11 CI' FT lntailtsvta'vWarraata fraoaar. ajT M. ft yaar pMaalloai plan Thaa ti only wo win aay ft.U) worth of froaati fa 1 fra with lha ourrhaaa of thla rroaaar. Ala tM It 4ru ft IntwrMllofuU Mar vexileyr boa traaaar, 9m Tt, Wtlh ft-yaar peraieM-tkM plan. Va Will givo a ay frao. too w-th of frnaaw fa a with tha pwirrhaaa of Ihta ttsft. r .. lout Mam Rt- Phono 4oO Vary raaaonahlo tonat, aa Uauj aa M Osonlha to pay NO DOWTf RAYMRWr A no i rear buy for an Oragon vaaaraak J badraaaa au bur ban ha ma on t aarao of rnd aoU. tvwo Ma4hiiu aWww, apfsfuiinaiaiy tW iwontb. 4 RRDROOM Naad a largar romar Wa havo VaaV rM arvarn laowa on 1 1 a era ba to aooUa autMeTha lAga. Only tUltaX rOR RENT nam. I arro. Rat 11 a ah. JOHN C ARCjrTHNOKR RNOKXR Main Phono Xm 'avaa. Mitt WANT I, homa to Uka FHA loan, taflh lo twajo. rluava in or bua Caah fr bargain to fault. Phono IbffT. Uaaaar Junaa. Raaltor. tot Main. CHILD CAHI Phona ?.. fdk RENT, l-itadroom rurnUhalvp alalra apartmomt. O T I. muoaart mt parmananl ciliian. Phono aUJa. ton EAI.R. wa A d Caa romblna, itaaal una 6on Two AC oa all rrop com btnaa, prartlrally naw. All thraa aro aquippad lor rlovar. graaaaa and gram. Two milaa north of MaiM, T- V R.d" Waatharby . BUONE ftHOtIUhy ahoaa anfa rloua olhar Hama Itronaad Into obaria of tailing baauiy. Rook an da, dk aala. ah Iraya, atr Eatianalaa gladly ivan on all oba. Rlcbyt Rapalr OapC Pnona J1S1 rOR RAl.E. MinreaapolLa'afrlna'p46har l pa rtembtna. 14 ft. rut. Equippod Mh bulk bin. In good oofdnw.n. t-touo. IhHi Rmllh. Rtar Rt MarrtU, fra Phona Mil, Marrlii. PRVr.kH wanlad. rail 4Aau or'aao Twlt PouUry al-ma. Garden and VYaahlng- ton. On "irNT.""! room furnlahad apart. mant. Will arrommodala Ihroa. LighU) and watar fraa. 1 14J pina. DON T READ THIR ' If you aran I ahopping for 1941 Rtilrb Roadntaaiar aadan haw car ronditkn. low milaaga. Tarma, Will la a a oldar car in irada. Phona 4.1U aftar m p m. I OR HALE. Chavrnlat bua. romplataly furniahad with living farilltlaa. ttiaap. rhoa jnM Mrt Ualawaro JKWE1.RV OKMU.NlNfl Do you hava old lawalry wnirh you want modarnlaad? Lat our a tall halp daaign a naw ring, tia rlaap. ptn or anything ynu hava in mind raa draw Inga and aatlmalaa. Paal, afflrltnt aar Ua on all apacial orriar work. Rlcbyt Hauair Dapt. Phona 3131. roK MALE. A Dodga door aadan Naw painl, liraa, lata motor. 22J0 Darrow allar 9 M pm. (.Ii POHD convartlbta club rou pa. Ooof rnndititin. vi;iO. loif Jaffaraun. WANTm, amall mVxlarn- houaa in amith atibiirban araa, t-ViO raah available. J Wrlia R u, caro Harald-Nawa. LEAVING fnr Portland Raturday, Port- ' land to bpnkana Runday. Will taka I. or 3 paaaangara Iraa of chaiga, Phnna B.W2. fOR BALE, Kaay waahlnf marhtna, Parfart rondltlon, tW. KW4 Portland. fOR RAM. youth bad. J ft high. Eight aparloua drawara undamaath, idaal for aiimaona abort of apaco. Call VUA or lirjji Jarfarann. W"ANTr.U. h.MikWpaTToTIvi lnT7amlly of tvro. Mint glva local rafaronco. Wrlla nog aio, rara Harald-Nawa. NEW ftr.T anryrlnpadlaa, Coat 7I M will aall fnr Mt.uo. Jamaa Barrali, alf flhaita Way. FOR KALE. ElartroTu'x vacuum rlaanar with attarhmanta. Kxeallant eondllUM. twoo Phona DIM. fOR RAI.E. van lypaotrffyrrfmib1a"pIy'- ' wood eonat ruction alia ft in. by 1 ft. ff In. hy ft. in. Phona 760P . nrran ha aaan at 111 Rhaldon. tdn RAl.C, uaad Tuhy buggy antTpad; taalar baha jumpar, play pan, path Inatta and months alto crib and mallraaa, all for lift. Phono 7 OA or ran ha aaan at 111 Hhaldon. LOST, larga mattraat'rovar, liilTofXako o' tha Wonda laundry, on Lake & tho Wnnda road. Thla laundry all atampad '"Uka o' tho Wood Raanrt." Call Man 'a Hand Laundry. Raward. fOR RALE, naw divan, high frarJo ta pa.tr y covar, rvgiilar prica RM M, rrdurad to $im M. Tarma. Lucaa Eur nitura, 1 0ft E. Main. WW DOWN, halanra likaranrTjyT1h(t amall modarn furniahad 1-hadronnt homa. Palrvlaw dtatrlrt. Clnag to bua Una and alnraa. Phnna t-0a.ll, BRAND NEW IWrnayarmlMartTsfii larly 10 M. now 120 00. Thla WaaR nnly. Pyock't, phona MOO, 1001 Mala RI. Jual aay 'Vharga H," Rr.D"rRYER,draaaaddal1y!ltVTH.; Th ur lay, rrlrtay and Raturday. Rpa clal onlara. Phnna onoo. fOR 1AI.E. naw flnark HlTvaalar-navaV baan unaxatad. Xuo Darrow afUr M ifiJ SEWMPrpIaTiTCTrT for aarly fall lay 1.50 oach. Can dalvar, Phona iw0. a,. . . t MotlBEWlVM All malal hiirhan atpnl with hark, ltd or whita. Pay ragular prica of I A it ' and raraiva (Hm darnratad wa.ta baakat M I "Bi C11 tor"' ll,h "nd M1"-