HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SATURDAY, SIPT. J, 14
PACE TEN
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
PINE ORDERS BELOW 1948
PORTLAND, Sept. 3 WV-Ordera nd shipment of Idaho white,
ponderow, and sugar plna so far thla year are 10 per cent below th
corresponding period of last year, th Western Pine association re
ported today.
Production U down 7 per rent. Figures for the week ending
August 37. In board feet:
Lax Week
Orders
Shipment
Production
6S.449.000
63.KS.000
68.779.000
GRAINS MAKE FEW CHANGES
CHICAGO. Sept i MV-Grains moved over a narrow price rang
In quiet dealings on the board of trade today. The market did not have
much of a trend, but relative weakness In the September corn contract
waa apparent. It fell more than a rent at one time.
Caivh corn arrivals here today totaled 150 cars and the receipts on
Tuesday will be heavy as they . will Include arrivals on both Sunday and
Monday. The new corn crop was reported as continuing to do well.
Wheat closed unchanged to lower. September MOTH-1, corn
waa 11 lower to l' higher. September li3-S, oats were lower
to higher. September 68'i-N, rye was S-l" higher, September
11.40V soybeans were unchanged to 'a lower, November tl.33'4-1.33,
and active lard futures were unchanged, September 12n.
Wheat Open High Low Close
Sept. i03'4 JM'4 JOS'-.
Dec 3.07S J08' 3.07's 3 07S-S
March 08' 3.06 - SOS's ' J08S
May JOaS-H J02 3.01't J03H
July IM 1.8 1 65 1.85
Week's Stocl'
Prices Good
CHICAGO, Sept S (Pi Hogs
were quoted In a 117.50 to 23.:0
rang today, ending a week In
which prices moved ahead briskly.
All the loss of the previous week
was more than regained. Cattle and
sheep were quoted nominally steady.
In back of the hog upturn were
moderate supplies and a strong
market for some fresh pork cuts.
Pork loins gained S3 to . How
ever, cured pork weakened.
On load of choice to prime 1166
pound fed steers sold at 31 this
week, equaling the high In April.
Both prices were the highest since
last January. Oood and choice
dressed beet gained to cants to
(130.
Slaughter spring lambs closed
about steady for the week. A top
f $34.25 was paid at the dose for
Ball, sorted lots.
Portland Eggs
PORTLAND, Aug. 29 () Eggs
(to wholesalers) : A grade large 634
to 644 cents; A grade, medium.
Mtt-MHc: small 42Vc; B grade,
large, 6V4-66Vi cents.
Portland Potatoes
Potatoes: Ore. Boardman district
Whit Rose No. Is $3.75-90; No. 2,
65-90s; 50 lb. wash Netted' Gems,
No. la. M.75-J 00; No. 2s, 8&-B5c;
Long Whites No. la 100 lbs. 2-50-3
65; No. 2s SO lbs, 95c-1.00.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Sept S UO Cash
wheat (bid): soft whit (exclud
ing Rex) 12.11; Whit Club 2.13.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 12:
barley 1; flour 2; com 2; mill
feed (.
Pronto Vs. Pludo
Pups In Court
PORTLAND. Sept S VPh-An ar
gument over Pronto vs. Pludo pups
was In circuit court yesterday.
Oeorge and Versa Boyington,
Portland, charged In a court com
plaint that their Invention of "Pron
to pups" was Infringed upon by the
"Pludo pups" of Raymond and Mil
dred Wanlsh. Salem.
Both "pups' are wieners wrapped
an dough and deep fried.
The Boyingtons charged the Wan
lshes with infringing on the "Pronto
pup" trademark, and asked a re
straining order, an accounting of
the Wanlshes' profits, and $75,000.
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lW?vW'wi' i 4rti"d Pr' of M
ff.wrJXjLa- antique auto collection
S7Hf-y3cr--oStt: for sale he nded up a r.
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Want Ads Work Wonders
ta HERALD & NEWS Ph,,..,,,
Year Ac
63.3U.000
65.361.000
67J1J.000
CLOWft) MONDAY
NEW YORK, Sept 3 tv Stock
and commodity market In the
United States and Canada will be
closed Monday in observance of
Labor Day.
'Chain' Pneumonia
Victim Recovering
PORTLAND, Sept S (vA doc
tor told Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Fran
cis their 18-months-old son had a
mild case of pneumonia.
When the boy failed to respond
to treatment the doctor made a
closer examination. He decided to
operate at once.
The "pneumonia turned out to
be an Inch-long piece of steel tow
chain, lodged in the windpipe where
an Infection started. The operation
was In time. The boy. Frederick
Moxley Francis IV called Rickey
waa home today In good spirit.
A Toothache
1600 Miles
From Dentist
EDMONTON. Alt, Sept S ()
A toothache can become a pain In
the neck when you're 1600 mile
from the nearest dentist
For Mrs. Adolphus N orris of Ak-
lavik. NWT, It meant a three-week
trip up the Mackensie river to Ed
monton by tugboat
When she suffered a severe
toothache, her husband packed her
and their two daughters aboard
the tug which he use In his trad
ing business, and set out tor Ed
monton. 1600 miles south.
After 1100-mile water trip and
a 500-mlle jaunt by bus. the Nor
rise arrived In an Edmonton den
tist's office. Just for good measure
they are aU getting their teeth
fixed.
Norris hopes to make the return
trip in 10 days.
Clackamas Towns
Honored At Fair
CANBY, Sept. t WV-The larger
Clackamas county towns were hon
ored yesterday Industrial Dayat
the annual county fair here.
Attendance remained high at the
fair, which yesterday saw labor
picket appear on the grounds for
the fust time.
The pickets were In front of auto
mobile dealers' displays. They were
from the AFL Mechanics' union,
which has been In dispute with ten
Oregon city garages more than a
year. The fair board asked the dis
trict attorney for a ruling on wheth
er the pickets could remain, but he
did not issue one at once.
DP MOVEMENTS
GENEVA, Switzerland. Sept. I
UPi The International refugee or
ganization will move 11.133 dis
placed persons to the United States
and 12230 to Australia during Sep
tember, it was announced today.
In addition 1200 refugees will be
moved to mad a September 22.
t fit A
PreTious Week
66.514,000
61.772,000
70.381.000
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"ITHI Bl l"IIIIMtlM laBtill IIIIH.H1JMJ111.J.L.ULJILJJ1
THAT'S WHERE WE WERE Three, young members of Klam
ath's Organized Naval reserve unit take a look at a celestial
sphere in an attempt to locate the Hawaiian islands. The
three, Herbert Wong, Dayton Mecham and Martin Snyder,
returned the middle of August from a two-week cruise in the
Pacific, with liberty spent in Honolulu. Wong is on ex-army
man who went navy, while the other two, juniors at Henley
high school, joined the unit earlier in the year. The Klamath
Organized Naval reserve units meets weekly on Monday
nights at the big hangar at the airport.
Red Flier Stays In U.S.;
Terms Companion 'Stupid'
NEW YORK. Sept. J (At Unlike
his buddy who went back to Rus
sia, Peter Ptrogov. refugee Soviet
flier, says he Is determined to stay
In America.
In Pirogov words, Anatole Bar
ter, with whom he fled from the
Soviet la a "swine and a scoun
drel" far going home.
Ptrogov said yesterday that the
Soviet embassy In Washington had
used threats and offered bribes to
try to gel him to go bark. too.
But he said he has "not been dis
illusioned" here and Intends to
stay.
Plrogov, who with Barsov desert
ed the Soviet air force last October
I In the U. S. sone of Austria. Is
now living in New York and writing
book.
Barsov was returned to the Rus
sians in Austria by American au
thorities at his own request yester
day. Ftrocov told a news conference
b had done has beat t penmade
his companion te remain here. He
Bald he told Barsov he would "die
a six months like a dog In Russia"
tf be went bark.
. He said that while here Barsov
"got Into a net of Soviet spies whose
purpose was to confuse him to such
Robeson Says
He'll Again .
Try Peekskill
PBEKSKILL, N. Y , Sept. 2 ()
Paul Robeson says he will hold a
concert 8unday a mile from where
a riot broke up a scheduled appear
ance last week and veterans
groups say they'll stage a parade to
protest It, as they did before.
The Negro singer, declaring
"There'll be no more Peekskill not
like that," announced his accept
ance last night of an invitation to
sing Sunday afternoon In nearby
Cortlandt, where the riot raged
last Saturday.
Pourteen veteran groups Im
mediately countered at a meeting
ear here with plans to hold a
parade past the new concert scene
that would be what they termed "a
conclusive demonstration against
communism.1'
A scheduled concert by the Negro
singer who has been actively
Identified with leftist movements
broke up Into a fierce riot Satur
day after veterans groups staged a
counter-demonstration.
Confederate Vets
Invite GAR Chief .
KA8T LANSINO, Mich, Sept. 2
(AV-Sounds Ilk a Job for the
United Nations.
Theodore A. Penland, 100-year-old
OAR commander, refused com
ment yesterday on an invitation by
Gen. James W. Moore, 08, commander-in-chief
of the Confederate
army veterans, to "bury the hatch
et." He added, however, that It would
be Impossible for him to attend the
Confederate veterans reunion at Lit
tle Rock, Ark, later this month.
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MUSIC - RHYTHM BAND DANCING
(Children put on city busses)
tit Rast Main Phone 372 or 4.17
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I an extent he would be willing to
I go back."
"Perhaps he waa lonesome for
I his fsmily," Plrogov said. "I am
certain he never was a Soviet agent
because our flight from the Soviet!
union was aU on my initiative and
on my preparation.
"If Soviet authorities had'
"planted' a man." he said, "they
would have chosen some one little
less stupid."
New Pine Creek
Leeland Doss, local star rout
mall carrier will make his first run
over the new highway between here
and Willow ranch next Tuesday. A
temporary top coat has been put on
by the state crew, and the road
will have a fair service to accommo
date travel until the whole stretch
between here and Alturas has been
completed. Then, It Is understood,
a brand new and extra heavy per
manent coat will be run straight
through.
Mr. Doss would like to hsve all
those who have not moved their
mail boxes to the new highway to
do so this week so that their re
ception of mail will not be Inter
rupted. An effort Is being made now by
members of the fire committee on
the Oregon side to get 3i per cent
or 200 taxpayers, which ever Is the
lesser, to sign petition Indicating
their willingness to have a fire dis
trict formed.
The proposed district as set forth
in Its present form will Include all
of the territory to the forest service
boundary on the east to the Ooose
lake shore on the west, north of the
Oregon California state line, to an
imaginary line Just north of the
Jimmy Snider ranch extending
west to the lake shore line.
After sufficient signature have
been obtained to the various peti
tions they will be presented to the
county court to be acted on. If
everything Is In order the court will
sanction the formation of the dis
trict as proposed, and after being
so declared will be published for
period of 30 days.
Following this procedure new pe
titions will be circulated nominat
ing certain persons whom the pe
titioners deem worthy and capable
of filling the three or five member
board as fire commissioners jof the
dutrict. This board will be chosen
at a specl-1 election to be held In
the near future.
All taxpayers' In the district are
urged to cooperate to the fullest
with the petition carriers to help
hurry this Important undertaking
along so the district will have fire
protection at the earliest possible
date.
The Oregon Kelly Creek school
and the California Stat Line school
will both open this year on Septem
ber 6, It has been announced. Usu
ally the California school opens
about a week earlier as did the Wil
low Ranch school this year and the
Alturas schools which opened last
Monday. However the new state
line school teacher, Mrs. Mary
Hlte, was unable to be here on the
regular opening will arrive Sep
tember 5. She has made arrange
ments through the school board
chairman, Howard Wells, to occupy
one of the Pari motel units.
The Oregon school children will
have added Improvements this year
that will make their school more
attractive and desirable. Not only
will they have new Inside toilet but
a new library has been built In that
will accommodate a greater variety
of books .or their edification and
enjoyment. The Stat Line school
underwent similar Improvement
last year.
Man's Faith
In His Bible
Is Rewarded
Denver, 8rpt. 2 ((Pi Nathan
Mullln, 61. told police that on Ilia
way home from ehurvh two men
held him p and demanded his
money.
Mullln'a only weapon waa a
Bible and he used II. slapping
the gunman arroaa the tare.
-Both men ran." Mullln aald.
"The man with th gun turned
around and shot at me ance, but
he mlHued."
Mullln aaya he always had
tot of faith In the Hlble.
Judge Rules
Stomach Pump
Search Illegal
LOS ANOELES. Sept. S (yPv-It's
Illegal to search a man's stomach
for evidence, a federal Judge has
ruled.
After giving the opinion that such
a procedure Is "trial by ordeal,"
Judge Jacob Weinberger yesterday
dismissed narcotics charges
brought against Andrew Willis,
whose stomach was searched.
Willis. 42-year-old laborer, was
arrested Jane 24 by federal narcot
ics agents. He was taken t a hoe
pllal, trapped to a bed and a stom
ach pomp waa applied. Officer
aald they recovered twe eapsulea of
heroin by thla method.
Judge Weinberger commented
that this was "the most unusual
procedure" he had ever heard of
for obtaining evidence.
However Willis was Immediately
re-arrested by Los Angeles police
on a state narcotics charge.
Westside
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pounds of Al
turas were dinner guests Thursday
night of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Roberts went
to the Pendleton roundup over the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kahls and
family of Big Spring. Neb., visited
last week at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Dee Chandler, and family.
Harrison Newman returned over
the week-end from a trip to Ash
land and vicinity.
Mrs. Amy Elsemore and children
of Klamath Falls, accompanied by
a friend, visited her cousin. Mr.
Audrey Orisel. and family last
week.
Charlie Bur and J. W. Crowl
accompanied Mrs. Rltch Buck and
family fishing on Monday.
The Ortndstaff boys visited last
week at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. Ed Garrett, and family.
Mrs. 8hulU and Mrs. Mrrrlt
called on Mrs. Chandler Sunday.
Harold Hardlsty Is here from
SwischoUn. He Is visiting Mrs.
Francis Mulkry and other rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Bunyard were
calling on relatives on the West
side Monday evening from Surprise
valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Papton left
over the week-end for 8an Fran
cisco. She was called there by the
death of her brother-in-law.
Mrs. Dorothy Romaneakl and son.
Jerry, of Seattle. Is visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nel
son. They drove to Klamath Falls
Sunday evening to meet her.
A nice crowd was out for church
services Bunday afternoon. Rev.
Idso of Lakevlew gave the sermon.
Oeorge Ashcraft left Monday
with a truck load of hay to Sylvias
valley In Harney county.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Renner have
nearly completed the remodeling of
tlielr ranch home. It has been done
over completely Inside with the In
stilling of two bathrooms and Is
modernized throughout. They put a
new paint joo inside an out.
Joe Martin and Wesley Anderson
made a trip Friday to Klamath
Falls where Wesley purchased win
dows and other materials for his
new home which Is being erected
on Cotton Wood. Several plumbers
and electricians from Klamath
Fall have been working there the
past week. They expect to be ready
to start plastering soon.
Mrs. Oeorge Ashcraft I 111 at
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Radford were
called to San Francisco bv the
death of her mother, Mrs. dump
ert. Mrs. Radford Is a half-sister
of Tony Weber.
Ralph Renner, Charles Stiles and
Ed Simpson left Monday for Big
marsh where Ralph plans to get
some pole for a corral they are
building.
Mrs. Joe Martin and Mrs. Flor
ence Branch made trip to Klam
ath Falls Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garrett and
fHmlly and her sister, Mrs. Evelyn
OrlndsUff, and children of Lake
view motored to Klamath Falls to
shop on Monday.
Mr. and" Mrs. Wlllard Williams
Sr. motored to Klamath Falls Sat
urday evening where they met their
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Luster
Wllllsms from Eugene. They plan
to visit here for a while, and Luster
U helping his dad harvest. This
is the first trip they have made
home since they were married.
Ray Lantz was Injured last week
while working In the woods when a
hook slipped and hit him In the
head. He was brought home from
the hospital Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crowl and
Charlie left Saturday morning for
Bandon where they will visit with
Mrs, Crowl's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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1973 mild,, avenue.
6LEND.LE, CALIF.
Jack Albert-ion, and other relative
on the coast.
Mrs. Margie Perdue and children
and sister. Dnla Morris, Mrs. Axel
Kolfoed and Mrs. Isabrlle 8undlt of
Lakevtew fished on Cottonwood
Thursday.
Mrs. Donald luulatid and daugh
ter from Paisley visited her father,
Ryer Vincent, Saturday,
Justice Court
Irvln Richard Corbln. asle over
load. Fine $37.
Hazel Manlar Todd, Inadequate
emergency brake. Fine tJ 40.
John Ralph Utcheiulern. failure
to obey stop sign. Fine M M.
James Edward Tram me 11, no No.
2 PUC permit. FUle 110.
Evan Vlrxil Lowe, no wheel cov
ers. Fine D M.
Robert Henry BarUrtl. no tall
light on trailer. Fine II SO
Virgil Edgar Davis, failure to
obey stop sign. Pine $5 60.
Marriage Licensee
PETER8-DOHRINO Horace An
drew Peters. 2d. telegrapher. Na
tive of Michigan, resident of Calif.
Elizabeth Ferguson Dohiing. 38,
secretary. Native of the Phllltplne
Islands, resident of Nevada.
VASAK-WARREN Victor Anton
Vasak Jr., 27. ottlce manager, na
tive of Nebraska resident of Klam
ath Falls. Patricia Ellenor Warren.
34. native of Oregon, resident of
Portland.
REESE-CHURCHILL William
Clarence Reese. 34. baseball player.
Native of Ohio, resident of Calif.
Orace Elolse Churchill. 27. sales
girl. Native of Colorado, resident
of Klamath Falls.
Complaints Filed
Marie Logan vs. Willis L. Logan,
suit for divorce. Plaintiff charges
cruel and Inhuman treatment. Cou
ple was married April 18, IV3 In
Vreka. California. E. E. Drlacoll.
attorney for the plaintiff.
Hartford Accident and Indemnity
Company, suit for Bill of Peace In
Equity. James A. Powers attorney
for the plaintiff.
Decree Granted
Zella Catalano vs. Michael Joseph
Catalano.
Annie Laurie Carlisle vs. Louis A.
Carllole.
Barbara J. Bleg vs. Arnold Wll
Ham Bleg.
Arnold Young vs. Jean Young.
Mt'NIC'IPAL COTRT
Sammle Ramsey, drunk and dis
orderly. Fine, 25.
Andrew Underwood, drunk. For
jfelt 110.
I Boyd Schallenberg. drunk. Sen
! trnce. 30 days.
Ancel Cleckler, drunx. rine
and 10 days.
Mllford Raney, drunk. Forfeit 10
ball.
Frank Schoenthaler, failure to
yield right of way. Recogged.
Tom Canterbury, drunk. Fine, 120
and 10 days.
James Raney McKenna, no op
erator's license and ran red light.
Fine. 110.
Mrs. Don Elllngson. no operator's
license and ran stop sign. Re
cogged. Oliver C. Combest, drunk. Fine,
$10 or 5 days.
Clifford O. Allstott, meter tick
et. Forfeit M ball.
Jean Kuykendall Porter, ran stop
sign. Post tt ball.
Oeorge Edgar Hoover, ran red
light. Post IS ball.
OBITUARY
WAIXACF WINFIF-LD BAKER
Wallace Wlnfleld Baiter, a reit-
s.n if Klamath Fall for the PBKt
14 yean, paMtd away In thla city
on Friday, sepiemoer z, i
5 40 p.m. Mr. Baker waa a native
of Nebraska, and waa aged 7ft
yeara 6 month at the time of his
pawing. He la aurvlved by his wife,
Aullda, of the city, four son, Don
aid, Oerald, Carl, all of Klamath
Falla, and Earl of San Francisco,
Calif.; atx daughter, Eunice Free
man, Irma Wrt, Dorla Baker, Loll
Baker, aU of Klamath Falls, Loutae
Coffee of Fairfax, Calif., and Norma
Rekar of Chic (mo, 111., one slater,
Maude Cherry of Aflhtoa, Ida., and
13 grandchildren. Notice of funeral
will be announced at a later dare.
Ward's Klamath Funeral home la
In charge of arrangements.
1942 GMC PICKUP
-Ton, long wheel base. Cleanrst and nlrrsl
In town . . . new In ever? way. 7)0
Priced at imlr J 57
"Where Qualllf Telia and Price Bells"
DUKE AUTO SALES
1000 E, Main OBt" Thone 5429
Lew Bank Raita
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FUNERAL
PKAKL MILTON HIIIIHT
Funeral services for the late
Pearl Milton Short who passed
away In Una city on Tuesday, Au
gust 33. IIMI). following an Illness of
three weeks will be held In Th
WlillhHk Memorial Chanel. Pine
street at Sixth, on Tueaday, 8 p
tember . ltUD at 10 a. m. with the
Rev. Hlmpnun L. TlUwell, pastor ol
the First Baptist church of thla
city, officiating. Commitment ser
vices and vault entombment, Kruo
cemetery, K n 0. Friends are
Invited.
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OOI'MI J! RKD tor' aal with aprlna and
aintnvxu innereprinf, maltraa Ilk
new US. Phnn U.l3
ton aAl.X. ItKJ Indian motororl. 45.
Gxd con d Hl.n Call ajKJ.
rOH BAl.K OH THAHK, pumtcv' lif
buUdln. tOslOO. l.l I J Oreon Av
Phone MX!.
10-fOUI Maaer-Uarri Krpnplled.
like new l!ed aaven data. Ilia
diM-ount If atild thla week I'hon 3J4
Albany. Oren O O W. Maaater ar
rta, Albany. Or
rUK ttAIJC. IMS M ft." hrmaelraller in
A-l condlUtm, WOO for Ihm week
only fhat View Trailer Court.
Dorrt. Calif.
ton hAlJt. 3 bedroom modernli'iV
lectric heal, furnuhed or iinfur
niahed Priced tn eel I Ihnr Rn.i
rOR nr.ST ear alnragf, heated, com
mercial Phone T7(KI
rCHNINHRn a part menu, SI 00 per da
Phone 1-1.134
ton RENT, nlrely furnuhed J foin
house. Phone 7MJ.
lrMlcE PIIK'K AND TUT PLANT in
Mai in. a rnmplet plant built accord
In tn fartnrv aptrxiflcailona TMa
marhln, elevator, miner, grinder Con
veyor. le With three men th
rapaclir ta ISno tile per day Net profit
SI30. Unlimited demand- Prlr 12(1,1100.
Good term.
rooklnf for a new 3 he rl room home?
' arr Irar-t la really worth th price,
MiKXI. Good lerma
J. W aANDKRK. Realtor
SalTnn: Carl Will lama Rnhl Moaa, t
Malin. W W Thorn paon
ton RAI.E OR TRAOR. 12 ft Caa
combine. Bulk and aark. Plrkup reel,
abort header clover and bean attach
ment.. SI2uO caah or wilt accept
mailer combine and liffernca.
Phnn !HM0 or MIS Rhaata Way
TRUCK DKIVF.R wl.hr. work Kprl-
nred, dependable Phon SW4,
AUCTION
Sunday, Kept. 4, 13 o'clock Noon
Hunimera l-ne Auction Mart.
Already llated for Sunday aal, S room
furniture, Including I'Mf iriatre. for Ihoae
extra dollar, bring what uu hav to
Mil.
C. C Ram plea, Manager
Col, Bwlgarl, Auctioneer
tOk RXNT, 3-room unfiirnlahed aparl-
menl. Cloa In. Adulla No pa
per monin. i.ua creacent. Phone bi
rOR RAI.E. IS'1.1 Plymmith coupe Will
make good hunllng car. SW). Phone
IV MERRIl.t
.1-bed room hmiae, hardwfend flonra, In
aid newly decorated 2 lola, good loca
tion. A bargain al ffi7Vi. Good termi.
e a a
Oood mndrn 2 hedronm houa, fruit
room, full lot, SAnon
a
Alan farma, Incom and buainea prop
arty. M A. BOWMAN. Realtnr
Phnn 7:oa Merrill, Ore
EOR RALE, panel delivery, 101 ford.
Re Phil, 3.10 So. 7lh, phone 5111.
fOn SALE. 4-room houa. 9:iHO0. 32.1
Nevada.
ton RENT, maHapartmant4.T3'No.
loth. ,
Ur.AT "atlracttv "ymuig lady "wllh" car
ffjjj apeclal col let-lion work. Phona
RED FIR I.OfiR
Would like to huv 2twi ikki feat loga
Irovenea Lumber Co
Phone Malln
WANTftrTTO BUY, pin ngirHeplraa
tn amount and Quality you can fur
nuh. Write Box 374, car Herald and
Nwi,
CohT porCar PnVer""Anawrtionama
of Penny. Call 7Hg,
HOimE FOR RENT nr leaa it"NO
Vlowpr Shop
intivi; i
(Af Grfienhnusnat
mt a. nth Ph. ai.t
Free Deliver? riuwrrs b Wlra
Faneral Designs Our Npeelallj
7
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S0? jr
?7m
11 - I
sStsf
i.u .i, HTmien
By Jimmy Ilatlo
..DO VOiJ LIKK
Tkiia evil cu. OS SHOULD
1 DO 'EM OVER LleHTEKr
njik.il t'i Tdlt A
HAP BEFORE rVE 60
""j V V - SI
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New Today
WANTKtl Ti BUY or Irede for. an ar
w,i conuilete p k eaddl wifft
alforjae Piion immmi after p .
OH HFNT. furnuhed room apt,
lujhte and water fiee Could
nunlal 3 ll Pin. ,
NOTIt'K TRAPPKH
Klamath Drainaae lliatrlrl u calling for
buU for trapping main raiuila duilng
llui llHg Matun a nolle elavwheto
in Hi w v a nd ae ac r U r y for
further delalla
gtAimi.K . . . eierlenced wllK rttpe.
V immr old High Pi riled Gentle.
IU JHii Monlelut. phi.o U41R
LAKK O' THX W(MIa
Kaat aide 3 nmil furnt.hed cabin Fire
Rlace. (iocd well, motor burnt, marveloua
eath and View 10 Neal Rtewarl,
Healtnr. at t-aae n' lit Wood Saturday,
K'inday and Monday
run B A I.E. $ bedroom houee with din
ing rtsotn. MlIU addition, built Utl,
Laige raom- Venetian blind, wealber
airtpued. nuiulated. large fenred tot,
eaiaae, ln. Uvea, flowed. aVWl Gar
den rtiH At R 'blond bedroom 'aulte 4
piet'e. Phlltit rtmanle radio, d'ahe
end mlaretlaneotia houaebold Item.
Phone flhOI or )lvUUs
WASrrt man lo dn choc and work
on fanrh I'hon g7IO.
PAINTiNtl carpenter, cabloet " work,
phone 4.1 IT
tit Vol) hunimg car. 113 Internattlocuil
Panel (,od Urea, gad rnntor, StUD.
tMte I letao uuo ftedamaiiofi
WAN Ir O. empty emrery aia baa.
We par V earn. Emit a Super Merkei,
4iio fwi ath at
Din Vol' RCE the " beautiful KUcW.
golden and ultmde rorker pupwlee tn
Ih pel perde? four of the pupple
with champion etudded ne-digree lar
tele. retnatl Phnne SA4
144 ROVCtmrT houaetrailer J 'rnain,
ft 7ikJ Arthur Phn aval
W A STt ft TO Bl'V real eeleie ronirart
at dur-nunl. Bog ITS. Car Herald
and New a
llt ER (tin rafor"ae Tww ItVMa.
no w W I m- heal er a nd M a rl In On
aiift-htlv uaed jo Tn Wmrheeter. Of
Rrrnlnglnn TO holt M. new On
luvajta r.. ti 10. new All for )
Call Tut after im, for detail
and prlr,
CO Mr NT front bedrrwam. larg clothe
rloaawt. Private ham. M 00 week.
Phn Vi
rOH RENT S rn.Hn" furnuhed aperi
nenla tine block front Lout' Mar
ketk ITJl Oak l
tan RAI.E OR TRAnKlMItmdf
t.umury Liner. Be after JtV j.td
furnished arMMtMr)CHilOg
Kouih ath Phasn tM
tun HM.r. erne P..v wa.hing mrhint.
cheap Phanne T kl
rtlH SA1JC. Jt the, coup." PHona
III Ml'MHEV taV 'healer." Vn"V gaf.
eirrirw healer Other article, rhona
lA ) r ri ppl n g gu Id o9 ta hlaa w M
hirhwa 07 aouth of North Entrance
M..- Phone 4TT
fit ST A tt AaHlRTANVf eperienre-
?rail btit nn nareary. Muat b
permanant Or Sprru and Hunt
li-.I-i.rn 14X1 Eaal Main
ton NAI E good uaed Rocerbottle"Be
Vol" ,l0a
rA rrra ... ,
W VTEIJ. empty grocery lira h.7W
stdT. i.rsi myt ,upr m,kmt
aOl TH RIXTH STREET CORNER. rlea
In On 0 room iton hmiaa, unftir
nuhed Ten a ma 1 1 frame eottafee,
furni.hed Incfim 117 hi pr mottih
Kiarantaed he owner, whn will h
i town Raturdav and Munday, IVkm)
ca.h Ranoe pavable IV5 per month.
rprlcellQ mo Pha 7Wt4
1 Meeting Notices
Kl AMATfl EAI.K
AERIE N SiaM
- - -" rug nan
(fe-'h and Walnut
' Vtailin memtwr
cordially utv'urd.
u-u. Crater Detachment mi
nrininn i ('HPS
I.KAOt'K
rJ wrxcoMfe
S5 Marlnea, MaHnee,
Y Jf W R a and their fam-
J w (Ilea and frtenda to
nu r nte 1 1 nga. Coma
and look ua over K C
Hall, a p m , 4th and
M a in, Tueaday , Bpl,
aih. Refreshment. '
NAOMI SHRINK Nn.
Order of the Whtf
inrini or jerueaiam,
meet Tueaday, Rept. ,
at S pm.. Maaonle Tnv
leltlnaj Sojourner a wel
come Blanch Baker. WHP.
May Phinney. WR.
2 Lost end Found .
BAsr.HAl.I. EQUIPMENT helonging ti
Vreka hall cluh, Inal at tiem udlitm,
Sunday. Aug. 2th. Persona finding
aarn plea a contact Herald and Newa,
LOST, brown and whit mala Rprtngr
Snanlel, mo. old. Phone 10A.U. .
COHT in Walgreen . amall hlark eolR
pure Valuable key urgently need
ert Phone 4340
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Genarol Noticel
For Good Food
Ideal Cafe,
Macdoel, Calif.
Breakfast, Lunch, Stak,
Chicken, Delicious Home
made Pies.
n .. ,,U nf Dnrrl.
Highway 97. All new help.
Open 4 A.M. to 12 P.M.
6 Parionali
llVn0IVVnur..l s horns permanent
C:ll Irma's Hrailtr hnp fr new
prlres. Phona SS33. Cveninl sppolnt.
AVfIN hsTTnonTlor I nr 3 Iniellisen'.
espshle women. C'hrl,tmai Mlllns ta
start soon. Writs Avon IJUtrlrt M,r , ,
Rmita a tin. D.v Traawall. Oresn .
OlltirR our dprnrer sarmenl jj;'""?
ji T J V
i', Vf
inrisg y
elrcllng vmir fall warnrow r.
7ta or 7440 Mrs. A. L. Hslnwster.