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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 14, Uf PACE FOURTEEN MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES CwnpflN ST The Associates; film Net chants Wednesday Previous day Week ego Month ego -Year ago September 14 M lnd. IS RaUa IS I'til. D1 DJ Al MO S4 41.5-H .M.J 34T 414 1 J J3 411 .IJ 34 411 U 447 40 S S Slocks D.l 65 I 4S RSI 680 WHEAT SALES DROP FUTURES CHICAGO. Sept. 14 lPi Wheat future slumped In late trading to day on selling by longs. Com and oaU dipped with wheat and soybeans also were off. Some of the wheat selling was considered profit-Using, while part of the liquidation alao wu believed due to discouragement over failure of mora export buying to develop. Soybeans rallied near the dose and finished S lower to 1 rent higher. November 12.264. Wheat waa . to la lower. September 8:108 lOCa. Com waa unchanged to down. September ll.J7-l.37. Oata were V lower to "4 higher. Rye waa lower to 1 cent higher. Septem ber 11.45 't. Lard wu off I to IS ccnu a hundred pounds, September anas. Open ttign ijow lk 3X- I08:. J07S 308-3.08" jns- Jii no 3ii.-s 2.104 2 104 2 09'. 2 09 4 2 04 2 04 2 034 2 034 1.85'i 1S4 144 1844 Wheat Sept. Dec. March . May July BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The Aseoriatre rreai September 14 8 Rails llnL 191'tU. 1 For. ULYld. Net change D.l unch. unch. D.l unch. Wednesday 91 1037 104 3 70 4 HIT Previous day 91 1 103.7 ' 104 3 70 S 111.7 Week ago 91.1 103 1043 703 HIS Month ago 91.S 1039 1043 703 111 5 Month ago 91 5 103 104 0 70-S 111 J Tear ago 90J 101.0 100 0 Si 2 108.1 LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Sept 14 AP-USDA Salable hogs 9000: stow; bulk of run butchers weighing under 230 lb.: these unevenly SO cent to 1 00 lower: late and closing prices showed full decline; weights over 200 lbs. scarce, mostly around 2S cents lower; sows moderately active and steady; top 23.50 early for few choice 230-280 lb.; most good and Choice 230-280 lb. 31.75-22.2S: bulk 190-230 lb. 20 50-31.25; 170-190 lb. 1935-30.75: 150-170 lb. 1800-1950; sows under 360 lb. mostly 19 00 2035: 375-425 lb. 18 00-19 JM; 450 650 lb. 18 00-17.75: heavier weights scarce, odd head 15.50. 8alable cattle 13.000; salable calves 500: choice steers active, mostly 50 cents to 1.00 higher; low er grades less active than recently; steady to 25 cents higher: heifers tTadlnf average-good and better, strong to 25 cents higher; lower grades slow, weak: other slaughter classes steady to 50 cents higher; GRAIN BUYER ALL TYPES GRAIN Cos Bagglnad Phone S1 481 Spring top 55 00: a new high for year to date: paid for two loads high-choice to prime 1340 lb. steers: few loads choice steers 54 25 - 34 65: several loads held above 34 65: bulk choice steers 33.50 -34 00: good to low choice kinds 28 00-3150; medium to low -good steers 3130-2750; load choice 1035 lb. heifers 30.50; most good to low-choice heifers 36.50 30 00; odd good cows to 20.50: com mon to low-good cows 15.25-18.50; canners and cutters 13.0 0- 15-50: medium and good sausage bulls 18.75-21.00: bulk medium to choice Testers 25.00-28 50: top 29.00. Salable sheep 2500: general mar ket strong to 25 cents higher: ex treme top choice native Iambs 25 00: practical top 24 50; choice yearling wethers 2130; slaughter ewes 9.00 down. PORTLAND. Sept 14 () (USDA) Salable cattle today 300. holdover 100: market uneven; steers slow, mostly steady with Tuesday's 50 cents lower dose; other classes more Flower Shop DIIIVE IV (At Greenhouses) 314 S. fth Phone 818 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire rmneral Designs Oar Specialty to wis YREECA 55 mm Pro Auto Races Horse Racing Band Concerts Variety Show Flower Show Trick Riders ef Bed Blulf Redes Junior Livestock Auction Tug-o-War Agriculture Home Economics Centennial Carnival Olvera Duo The Rlnglinf Csreaa Aerial Artists. Three Days of Funl Sept. 16, 17, 18 Siskiyou County Pair Grounds, On US 99 Yreka, Calif. active, fully steady with Monday: few common-low medium steers 15 50-21.00; high medium light weights up to 24.00: cutter-common dairy type steers and hellers 11.00- l 13 SO; few common-low medium beet heifers 13 50-17 00: canner-cutter cows largely 10.00-11.00; few to 1150; shells down to 8 00; common medium beef cows 12 50-14 50; common-medium sausage bulla 13.50 15 00; good-choice vealers steady at 30 00-33 00; common-medium alow, mostly 11 00-1800. Salable hogs today 200: market slow, early sales steady; good-choice 180-230 lbs. 34 00-50; fat type down ward to 23 50: heavier weights scarce, good 350-500 lb. sows 17.80 19 00: lighter weights up to 2000; few choice 86 lb. feeder pigs 34 00. Salable sheep 500: market slow, weak with top 50 cents lower; good choice spring lambs mostly 30.50 21.00: medium-good 18 50 20.00: common down to 1600: few good feeders 17.00: good-choice light yearlings 17.00-1800: good slaughter ewes 6 00-50: common-medium 3 00 500. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 14 AP-USDA Salable cattle 100. calves 10: supply Includes 3 loads steers: trade slow, prices firm, ex cept range cows strong to 50 cents higher: I short load medium horned steers 824 50: load medium around 1050 lb. steers 823 00: few low me dium heifers 818 00: 1 lot high me dium range cows 815.00: few com mon 81350: few canner-cutters 810 00-13 00: shells below 110 00: 1 medium feeder steers 817.00-18 00: load high medium feeder heifers 817.50: calves steady; few common- , medium 818 00-20 00. Salable hogs 400: package butch ers 50 cents lower: sows steady; 1 good-choice 180-340 lb. butchers 83375: 140-170 lbs. 831.25-23-35; good sows 816.00. Salable sheep 1000: no early sales; Tuesday steady: 2 loads good-choice lambs 833 00: load mostly good choice 83 lb. shorn Iambs 833.75: 1 j load good lambs 833 00: common ; yearlings 814.00: small lot good ewes 88.50. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Sept. 14 " Cash wheat ibid: Soft white 3.15: soft white (excluding Rex) 3 15; White Club 3 IS. Hard red winter: Ordinary J 15; 10 per cent 2.15; 11 per cent 117; 13 per cent 2.19. Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 3 20; 11 per cent 233: 12 per cent 134. Today's car receipts: Wheat (1. barley 10. flour 4, corn 3, oats 1. millfeed 14. Portland Eggs To Wholesalers: Orade A large, 634-644 cents; grade A medium, 554-584 cents; small 434 cents; grade B. Urge, 544-564 cents. POTATOES CHICAGO. Sept 14 .(AP-TJSDAl Potatoes: arrivals 117, on track 380: total U. S. shipments 587; supplies moderate: demand light) market slightly weaker: Idaho long white 84.10, Russet Bur bancs 84 45 50. standards 14-30: Minnesota North Dakota Bliss Triumphs 83.00; South Dakota Bliss Triumphs 82 75: Washington long whites 83.90. Rus set Bur banks 84.55; Wisconsin Buss Triumphs 8250. FLOWER SHOP 4JOMtl mows i;s UL Guinea Pig Trees Guide Foresters PRINCETON. Maine (T There's a growth of treea in the Maine woods that Is receiving meticulous attention. Everything noteworthy In the life V -.$ HOW HIGH? Richard Mur ray (right) measures it with on Abney level as his brother, Rodney, makes notes. of the trees Is recorded growth, ef fect of Insects, and the hazards of lightning and wind Included. The trees are In "sample wood lots" In Indian Township where 65 University of Maine forestry stu dents have a 17.000 acre woodland laboratory. Por 10 weeks each sum mer the students receive practical training In forestry and wildlife con servation. Just as a young medical Interne works under the watchful eye o f veterans of his profession, the stu dents work In the woods with for est experts. The purpose of the training, says Prof. Athur Randall, director of the camp. Is to enable the students "to take charge of an area of forest and manage it for perpetual production of forest crops." AH of the trees In the sample wood lots are numbered with bright orange-painted labels. Tear after year the record is kept studies are made and each year a new group of young foresters learns under actual conditions what happens or doesn't happen to a cross section of the trees of Maine. The 17.000 acre forest is on land held in trust for the Paaaama quoddy Indian tribe. RENDEZVOUS' RETURN ET70ENE. Sept 14 Wv-The mill race, dry since 1945. msy resume It legendary status as a University of Oregon rendezvous this week. It work continues at its present sched ule, water will begin flowing down the race again this week. A new dam has been built to divert Wil lamette river water into the race. The old one was destroyed by a 1945 flood. Portland Potatoes Oregon Board man district White On, Kn I. S3 75-3 00: No. 2. 15- 90 cents: 50 lb. Washington Netted Oems. No, 1. 83.10-3.45; 25 lb. sack 85 cents-SlHO; No. 2, 50 lbs. 90 cenU-8100. WEST-HITCHCOCK CORP.1 r.:Srrrz. ' i - .1 The flew WD TRACTOR with POWER ADJUSTED Whetl Trtnxb S-WAY HY0RAULIC CONTROL A single touch control lever st steering wheel answers every command of the operator in controlling implements. TWO-CLUTCH POWfl CONTROL SYSTIM Tractor may be stopped end started without interrupting power xk so 9 or hydraulic system. 17 NEW FEATURES INCLUDEi New light-pressure foot brakes; hydraulic shock absorber seat; essier steering; new low-pitch muffler; ASA (winging drawbsr. VPt tin fin you full ittjor motion. Slof in tni it ut. .....ea.. ..sr. 24-HOUR SERVICE- service STATION AND WRECKER SERVICE. Giving complete lasin coverage both day and night. Vest-Hitchcock Corp; 677 S. 7th "Geared to the Klamath Basin" Ph. 7771 Stock Prices Little Lower NEW ORLEANS. Sept 14 ijl Prices tipped a little lower in the stork market today after an early attempt to advance faltered and died. Trading was heavy. The rate was one of the fastest of the year at around 1 .800 .000 shares for the en ure day. The market waa unable to carry through on the broad Tuesday ad vance which put prices on average near the highest peak of the year. Leaders, mostly on the downside, spread out over a range that went as much as a point either way. Volume was boosted by heavy trading in utilities at rising prices. Commonwealth A Southern reached a new high at up A little lower were Bethlehem 8teel. Santa Fe. Consolidated Edlaon. Homestake Mining, Standard Oil INJl. Richfield Oil. Dow Chemical. Lockheed. Douglas and Westing house Electric. On the upside were Union Pacific. Phelps Dodge. Mclntyre Porcupine, and Phllco. American Can 95 Am Power Light II', Am Tel Tel m Anaconda ... Bandlx Aviation so tMh steel jaf. Boeing Airplane . Calif Ps.WUig Canadian Pacifle Case J I Caterpillar Chrysler Comwlth Sou . Cons Vultee Continental Can Crown Zellertaarh Curt Us Wright .. Douglas Aircraft . DuPont de Nem . General Rlectrle General Poods General Motors Goodyear Tire Int Harvester Int. Paper Krnnecott . Libby MrN L .... Long Bell -A" . 20 , ... 34 S 14V, - 39 . 34 S 53 - S' 10N 34 , I7S 7 80', .. 82 S ... 38 ... 45 83 V, 3' 28', 58'. . 47', - f, ... it H Montgainerr Ward M Nash Kelvlnaior 14 Nat Dairy J4't N T Central in. They'll Do It Every Time ..m. By Jimmy Ilatlol tfVHy?oH,Fr?Ay..ArauB buffet WITH SMOR5AS80RD SO .AMPLE- !rK lass) MVtl rtl!?!Tr?tv WWi'' ' KAs SURE A5 FATE,0U GET A PLATE1 THAT BARELY H.D&m smmkucv Northern Pacific .. Pae Am Pish . ... Pac Oas Flee Pac Tel Tel Penney J C Radio Corp Rsronler Rayonter Pfd Reynolds Metals - Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Sruthern Paetfls Standard OU Cat 8tudebaker Corn Sunshine Mining iTans-America Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines U S Steel . ... .... Warner Bros Pie I5 IS'. 33 100 54', 13 M' 31 , 20'. 40- r-. 41 40 . 22 . 10s . US . 32S . 82', . US . w ll's Students Seek Wild Fruit- Recipes The homemaktng class at Pslr haven school has sent a plea to The Herald and News for recipes of wild fruit in the basin area. The nomemaklnf class Is com piling a book on wild berries of Klamath county and la especially interested In ones on chokechemea, wild plums, elderberries and goose berries. The youngsters would also like to know where they might hike to pick the fruit If Klamath homemakera know of the location of wild berries or have recipes, they are asked to write Falrhaven school, route i. box 273. Everybody's Doing f... He Does Too.' CHARLESTON. W. Ve, Sept. 14 v The enure Childress family Is going to school these days Uirlud lng the father, a 81-year-old retired arntv officer. Ma). T. J. Childress and his 18-year-old son. Joe. enrolled as fresh men yesterday at Morris Harvey college. Ills otlier son. Jack, 20. enrolled as a sophomore. The major's wife, who has a BS degree from Morris Harvey, is teaching in an elementary school. Said Uie major: "1 made up my mind uol to sit around and grow old while every one else Is in schools ' The veteran of 25 years service Is taking a major In art under toe OI bill of rlshls. New Today vf-is''. KLfllTIUWS MAKE MONEY WITH PLASTICS BUILD A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN Complete, orsstlraf. mult-frndus-irs Training Program. Off.r A T.rrllc Future! Complete Home Workshop , Provided I Sturdy Power Tools In One Tor more fnformsttsfi on thu Amarlne Offer fill out form be low and msU la: Interstate Training Service Portland 11, Ore. Mane Asa Adorsa citr ours Worksd . . .. .... fl you llv. In Rursl Area, give d- kzflea dtpsttleaa Tarzan Ate Himself Out, Dieted Back HOLLYWOOD. Sept 14 John ny Weltmuller who ste himself out of ha Tarsan role has dieted him self back into Jungle movies. He welshed in yesterday at Co lumbia studio at 199 'i and will be gin work as "Jungle Jim." a sort of Tarsan-wlth-clothes-on role. A clause In hla contract stipulates that he mm( pay Producer Sam Ksis man 91000 for each pound of weight over 200. Thw swimming star lost his Tar tan role when he soomed Up to a paunchy 238. Niece Of Grooner Collects $5,000 LOS ANOFXE8 Sept. 14 ( Por chipped teeth and fare cuts the 18-yrar-oid mere of Bing Crosby has received 8MW0. A superior court Judge approved settlement for that amount for Mary Sue Crosby yesterday. She had sued for 825.000 for Injur lea suf fered when a car In which she was ndlng collided with a truck driven bv Homer A. Barnhart July 21 1948. She brought suit against Barn hart and B. L. Honeycutt truck owner. Municipal Court Archie Woodruff O'Brien, fall yield tight of way. Recogged. Edward Dlttrlch, violation baslo rule. Post 820 ball. Paul E. Pfefferle. fall yield right of way. Rccogged. Otis Roper, fall yield right of sv. Post 85 ball. Dorothy Geneva Porter, fall yield right of way. Recorged. Ruth Evangeline Stroud, fall yield right of way and no operator's li cense. Recogged. Loren Meivin Close, rsn stop sign. Post 85 ball. Joe Carl Rumboldt ran red light. Post 95 ball. LeClalre R. Angus, failure to yield right of may. Post 85 ball. SHERIDAN Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore.. September 13, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Aldrn Sheridan. 2M Radcllffe, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 8', ounces, BKOWN Born at Klamath Val ley hospital. Klamath falls. Ore. September 14. 1949. to Mr. and Mia. Gilbert Brown, route 2 bos 7IW. a girl. Wright: pounds 8 ounces. LEGAL NOTICES. I MM UN a ft. Nt. IN TUB CltU't'lT HT Of Till m-Air or o mku on run kuMAni COl'NTY. nov h. LHorr, rtaimiii , l.IU.IE VWOrX. Dw.-ncUnl To Ui.i.ii; orr. iHftuUnx IS rIK NAME OI TMC 8.TATK Or OttrOON. Yihi sr hij riuirtM It ppesar Hid esfUMtfr lh trtittplalitl Itlvtl sJatllMt JIH1 Uk Ih ! sntllitl t'lHstl oil or besf nr ep(r1inn oc tour k rrtjen KayplsyrtttMr 7. ItMt). wttUh U lh dl oaf (trl imbllraUtMt of IhM lum n.tu. tnd if yisu till rsn arMttror, ff wttrtl thssrvof. pltslfllirf sMwnvo Oestnoct will pedy lo llM t uurl tor lh rIil pryrl fir tn hi Cofnplainl. lt II Vor tt4T al Olvrmw rui-vvor duM-oJvtng lh honilgs of ttM 1 IrUiton ni latins bsy l-4(l T nsj oikJ plaintiff . estid (or itMti rXrMtr and turtKsyr rvltstf mtty apiMXir lo tn Court to bo Jtsal artd MiulUbM Trim lummnni te servxi upon tow Or rjhJttrauisn I r rex if onr a woofe tnr ur lm-c-omivo trMka. purouanf to an ocdr of Itto Hon ! d ft Vandontwra. Judtr of tn ! anllUoeJ Court, dia4 Sooiocnbor ! I HATnl HS h rtH!CKNB Atlnrnata for Plointlff Merrill. OraMi Ht Trvtnuui Vi rhottMir. S. Mill M. O No- fM 'plrtf rnoei , 1 1 J Idoii M OTITIC TO imkDtTUflt NOT1CK la Iwroby glvoti that h umlriand tuu hssort appntnled Admin I Ira lor of Xho fctlaia of I'aarl M h.sr. asitnalimaa known P M fthorl. tlt raaed, by tto Cirtuit Court of It , Hiai of Or-gtfi for Klaittaih t'mirm. and Ki qitahtMct All por na havina rlatme atjainal aoid Ketalo eff nmtfw.l tu pr4tnl Iho M'i lo rttO with pi spar vnurhara al tho nflira of Wm Kuisin dail. Pino Troa rluildma Klamath rail. OroanA. withtn ata rnoetlha from etopta lo bar 14, ! n I O HI'tJ.IVAN, A d m 1 nut r a tor. ft. 14 II M; O -No. 7V CLASSIFIED RATES Munto Rua ... pal OOC8J pat aued IV po aor eUt Ntw Today OBITUARY Oeorge Henry Benson, for 13 years a resident of Chlloquln, Ore., but for the laxt two years residing In Canby, Calif., psssed away in Alturas, Calif., on Tuesday, Sep tember 13, 1R4S. at 5:30 p.m. follow ing an Illness of two days. He was a native of Seaside, Ore, and at the time of his death was aged 42 years ( months snd J days. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dorothy M. Benson; one son, Meivin; one dsughter, Carol Lee Benson, all of Canby, Calif.: his father Oeorge H. Benson of Porest Orove. Ore, and one sister. Mrs. Ruth Phllllper of Welser. Ida. The remains of Mr. Benson hsve been entrusted to the care of the Whltlock Memorial chapel. Pine at 8th. Notice of time and place of funeral to be an nounced In the next Issue of this paper. Attention Mr. Farmer FwC1 1948 Chevrolet Cab Over Truck 1.35 Mres, twe-apred asrL 11-foot bed with hooks, $2000.00 Under New Price STAN DUKE AUTO SALES Wkirt lul.tT Trlli ftud PiHm Irllf Inprt 10M E. Main lhtn 54?9 ron vale 7a arroa In Matin aartion. It arm rlovar. nouaa, sarae ' t arra adjotnlnf Marrlll ritv tlmlta wMh 1 bodromn hnuaa. bath. aUo l baJrostn hnuaa. no both and thro rablna, 1 car faraao. Oap wall with prtteurt ay dam. ricuma aim OO pr monln t75w M. A. BOWMAN, KKALTOH Marrlll. Oro. Phona T303 port HINT. S badronrn fumUhad bouao Walk In dlatanra. kMi 00 a rtw.nlh JS'KAl ITIWAHT AC. r SLY Ut So. ih Pnorva Pi-t or t7M DON'T t'Y A CAR T'ntll rmi Kava dnvtn tna now IPVi Rutrk HpsM-lal. prlrod frittn tiluT Up. PIhmm) (iai.rga Imllh. 4Vm aftar p m for an avaning familv damnnatrailon or aiJI dayi M E llaugar. ft ale a WANT TO mY, wall drilling rtf. in running Condition. M. Haw or lit Noll. Oregon. LEAVING TOWN, miut aall I batr.om inodorn homo. tjm full prtrtr. raaeon ablo dow n pa v niant. Mom baf or V p m. 3114 Crotby. foil KALE. 1P4JI Harlav Davidann motor rla lt Hun laaa than jUU mllaa. I Call Till. I EOH MALE, lata modal Montgnrnary Ward larlrlr ranga almoat now with clock and (Vapwall ronktr. H Nlra t'rigldalra in good condition. tV). Alao 30 quaraa No 1 radar hinglaa, now, . ui t) par aouar. ll44 Etna til. Phorta I a nmti DO VOir NrrO tarpanlar. Call M tirr. 47u. FOR RALK or trada, good haa 1 wlra ha la rlovar alraw, bar lay atraw. Phona 3027. CRNTlJa KADOf ir MARrffor Mil. In" Qiilra IWMl Sum mars la no. NKW HOMK. now dial rift. lair prlrV t.atUa fllraat. Vary attrartlva. Ito- tail without obligation. Tal. 7Strt. fiismar Jonaa. Ft aa I tor. and Main. liEI.lAIlL- WOMAN lo carp for I rtir- old child dav or niahi. my hotna ur yuurw. Vlrinily of 4S N. 3rd. Apt. 8. BUS A HO ANTS t'RED CAKE Wa fltiv. ftal) and Trada 1f4 Chav. Radan. rlaan . tToS HMO OlrU Two-loor ,., SV) oo I:i4 Pord Two-Ioor , ou Hi ll thrr. Cotipa IS Bo Ifctl I'hav. Coupa 7-Mni Iff i Plv mouth L'narh . mMnt 10.13 Bulr-lt Hadan Miin l:il Pord A CiMipo .lim Cornar Shaata Wav and Arthur Straau Prvona latS RED rRVERfl. 14 lb.. 4V IbTThurwday through ftaturday. K II lad froch daily. OpiMwit Ro. ilh St. Bank or Pbona ' 9 chair, uhla and buffet. A proud i aat bv Grand Rapid craftiman. Prlrrd I lo aava jrnu mrtnay. Klamath Eurn- Itura ( O, 231 Main. I WANTED, man for imall Mng1lng"Jofa I at onra. Ptiona M:ft or fU Oak St. 1 FOR RENT, a had room itnf urnUhatj." ' 40l8Cllnlor, Rrr your rrwH trnMs Ownar aava all NOW. 3-hadroom, mod arn. 2 arraa Irrlgatrd outuulldlnga. nar Midland granga. 0un a ri'RNiBMrn s rroroom Mod am honia, good ftirnllura, lull baao mant. Northalda. IVmmi JOH.f C. AROr.TMINf.rR Ifilil Main iKvanlnga WIB- Prion tVM FOR EAl.E. 1S40 Mtrrury.'vrry rlaan, aaat rnvara. good paint for on irk daal 917ft for aqulty. Phono S-OAi?. WANTED, girl for clarklng, typing, gan ral off Ira worh. Apply In paraun. ,Caacadp Laundry 4 Clann. SPECIAL RALE 1MT Itudahakar Land Crulaar, tik naw, low mllaapa, good ruhhar, haatar, radio, will arcapl car In trada. Halanca 34 montha, Phone Oaorra Smith at 43M fi"r p m. or 8131 dava. LOHT, Paaeon I! ramara. hat waa n tlih nl J"!. Raward. Raturn to Mar aid 4r NcttV. a Kasdritsust haiiia. all mudari I matt I, ". Mania for W. Frlaod mm i aall. J JJO OOOO INCOME ! rabina on 4 loU bring in mim par I I IlLOCK TO MAIN f hadrarm h.mta. all meailarn FUlIp turitiahad. Boaullful vtaw. W.J0O. Call Dannl Coal !4MO Jaaa Qorinmr t7Ml 1 MARK R. JOHN PON. RK ALTON m ath Phono 4T4 OI' IN EVRNtNflR TO P M 178 W tt PC ROI.lt MAPLE ellntng aal. a tan t ton rafrartnry labia I hs4 laldar liark Chair, and ala aida lad dar rhaira. Alan ana China rabtnal and afar Evary p(a'0 la In ajtlandi r.snitiuon. Klamath ruroilur Co. SJ1 Matn. PrMMANRm.VMPI.OVD roupla. no rhtldarn or pat, daoli unfutnlanad anai nuwaa or apofi frorn Ui p Fi)N RAt-E 41 Pontiar I, radio, haatar, g.M.d rsMtJMvon 47 w Prvona hJm to H ARK ACCDHIHON for aal a. rvoaon ahia Phono Twi. ROOM. BOARD for 8 flanUaimon. hon FOR RALE, mapia badroiun aal. IlinOO davaiiport and rhalr. louuu. ColtUpwl rafitiai(ht'. liu, aaiotialun braakia! aal. Iiuuu. flustr lamp Uou, M W waohing hum' h in. fan OU. t et 14-U Oraann A FOR hrNT tt-drn front aloapina waaklv rata Uratf Apia . FOR Rl NT. Sranen nawly darniaiod. fu rnulae1 apartntanl witll uuilllo. m No Rroad FOR RENT ona Wdrnani rWniak4 h.Ha Phono 3118 1AN It." Raiurdar iaptamhar If 4 ratrajrsMinla. Muala by Morrtao mi Mrlhsnald FOR AI R. TW wnahlng ntorhlna. pood rsntitukn. f ju uo phasno aoi, MatrVL Pt PR o gua i I to Laura) p. WANTEO TO RKNT.'iswwtwrn lVuaa wit garag Plaoao rail B-U144 at lor I I REN V UK RTATION lr laoaa at in vfntiKr prira Phrena RV4 IJJ7 Of gsn Ava ttilla MobM Ranrtro WANTED, oato aat tar. Call rullort Bataap fisraal prwdurta. UrooniTMla, Caiif M U'ohN HOfg for laoagj or aala. noat Waad Aahland lunrtlon. I badraaan, Hrapiac. flur furnoro Furniiura oa lioeial Childran oaicoma Phono V74a 8I1.MM - DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. Charlaa of lnttnn typo in old map rut friaaa rovarmg A'rrvoal now ron dilion moo title aat KkamaUi Fra liuia r . Ul Mam lirMnriTVHINO. droaamaking alfp mm, mtm. and drapao. Art NaadlaworR Ptu.ppa, IH Main Phona MM 3 ROOM Mot UK for rant with garagp. Choi Addition Call Till FOR RAIJC. bom yard fartilltar. 18 0$ par 4 yard load Phn 1 FOR RAIJC by ownor a wall, now horna. MimI nova artroo coah tall 441 poonp and avaainpa WanTKO. aapartansrod ttaivseraphar Tnl aura oca aapanansro daairaMa. ahorthand ratjuiiad Apply ChUrolo aa Rnuth, III No Pth At FOR RAlJt yaraay-'rw7 milking .gal lon a da . r roahan Nuvtrnher iitd. Call al MO Awalon Phono 3PI3 HAVAt.R ruN RALE, modal Pa. MA on Ra al PI8 Cahaurnia Danx'F. Raturday. Raptombor II al fairgrounda. Muaic by MorriaoR a Mrlsnald FOR Mr.NT. amalFfurnuhatj Kma. cloap in AdulU orur. Phona 77 SP FOhf RAI r or u-ad. Chaaapaakd pupa. PrtiHta 344A FOR RAIJC. 8 bad aat. romplat at 810 00 aarh C fnalay rafrigaraUar. practical! new, largo alia, tatila miadai rroam aaparalor, 818 Ml. 1774 Fargo PC Phono 1 04.14. FOR RAl.E. largo Ml hoalar. rirfltefit rondilloii 44U Aualln. Phono 8-aa4. 8 initio LIV1NU RtMiM RET. davanport and chair In Chariaa of London styling In blua fnatr Vour chacica to aava. Klamath rurnltur Co , Ul Main FOR RALE OR TRADE for anulty 1 lala rmsdol rar. a 1P42 C'havrolat 8 poaaatigar roupa: on IH.ift Dtsdga pick. Up. 4I7. glrla blryrl. Ilka naw, 484 11. a good iwo'Whaalad Irailar. ruhbar llko naw. 84V id, restaurant tonla, ataant lahlaa, drtubl ovan gaa ranga. raalaul am bofstha and duha. ona lot of ovar risata. Mil., aarh. (.uod valua Rrnn ditlonad daraaaae, all aiyla. PAe pocR. iniall aiioa. Call Mallory, 4UU. FOR RAIJC. acuity In S'bodroom aaml mndarn honta. 8JRAO fuU prVcp. 31il Homadal. For renT.'J rrnobnl?rA4omo Ht. Phnn AnM WE ni'Y LIVESTOCK. aaH for Mallory. 4nstn tWO-MArTALi7 PrtAtV".AWra' durodl M Inrh-waa I4n . Now ETI8 411 inch waa M7fl Now 8w pu inrh waa 44nu Now 8308 MONTGOMERY WARD MAMPSIIIIIE ni'f.'KR. purhrd Mark Hrolhara Phnn gill. 3 mil aouth of airport on Spring t iR road FOR RENT, ftroom furnl.had Rouaa, 473 on month Phona 7n4 tPECIAL THROUGH RltNOAYTTorkar fupplaa, lltlr ragtalarod Famalaa, l.tnt). malaa. 83A no. Pa para avallahla al addliliinal charg. Andaraon Board Ing KrnnaU fOR RAI.B. l40Jaapalr riamonalraTnr, otilv mm mllaa Muil aall at draallrallT rarlurad prira van for darnonalraloT. Call Ui aftar 8 p m. ifin MODEHN DININrt'RFtTTMiffarifi walarfall frnnl atyllnif: on hoal chair and (iva alda rhaira. blaarhad walnut finUh. Ra thla aulta and aavP. Klamath Eurnlturo Co.. 821 Main. Mcetin? Notices CRATER t.AKK lDOE Mo. an. A F a. A M . will hold tad maallng on Thurada-, Rplamhar 1A, at P. m. in tho loop hall Thla w an Important maallng. All mara hara urgad lo at land Via It Ing mintkr walrom. PI R RIMMONOR, WW. "TlErtOLAR MEFTINO n Dlaahlad Amarlran Vtr- ana and Auilllary will 1 held rrld.v, Spl, IS. In ll. K.C. ll.ll, si 8 l . L. A. WIHTM, r W ki;amath t'-3 f Of ARR1B Ne. ill K.sular m sen si VI I Ul!, sv.rv TiMMl.r nli ' , Jtmm i s en rok Hau. v Vt.llin. mrdi.llv tavit KNIOHTS or COLUMUl .Ird Mim mtellnf nl lnd and th Wlntd. S po, K.C. Hall. OSCAH OB Sf AttLT, O If. CRATER LAKI LODOt. lodoi miTin" EVKRV THtlRSIJAY Slid Initiation lilt) leuna ThurMlar. W. C HOOPgg, acrstsr., 1010