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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY, SEPT. 32, Uf PACE FOURTEEN MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by The Net change -. Thursday Prerloui day Wees; no Month ago . Yew MO WHEAT FUTURES BOLSTERED CHICAOO. Sept. JJ (sv Wheat futures price strengthened In lata trading today, largely reflecting tirm prices In the Ktiuu City and Minneapolis futures markets. September contracts of (rains and lard moved erratically, sines today was the last day for trading In September futures. Any Septem ber contracts remaining outstanding after the close of trading today must be settled by delivery of the actual grain. Wheat closed H to IV cents higher. September $3.10'i-J.ll. oats were to IS up, September 8T-$. rye was St lower to , higher, September $1.40. sovbeans were 1W to 1 cents down. November $525 H and lard was S to M rents a hundred pounds lower. September $11.00. Wheat- Open High Low C'o Bepu 09S H ' J10',-J.ll Del J.124-..1J 1 13". H2 J13-J.13'. March JUS ril JUS i.2-S May JOS JOS', J04S Joi-S July 1M "' IM'' 1JT-Ii BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The September tt 20 Rails Hind. 1 I'liL I Far. 18 l Yld. Net Changs A 2 A .1 A.l A J unch. Thursday 90 5 102 7 104 4-H 704 111$ Previous day 90 S 102$ 104 J 70 l 111.8 Week sgo 90J 102 7 104 4 703 111$ Month ago 91 3 1034 104 0 70S 111 J Year ago 90 7 1010 62 ' 1080 LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Sept 23 (AP-USDA) Salable hogs 7000; slow; butchers under 220 lb. predominated; these mostly steady but closed weak to 25 cents lower: heavier weights scarce, mostly sold early steady to J5 cents higher; sows about steady; top 21.00 for short load choice 240 lb.; few loads choice 330-270 lb. 20.75-JOJ; around 300-310 lb. weights 30.25 20.35: most good and choice 200-220 lb 20.00 -20.50: 170-190 lb. 18.50 18 JO; few 150-170 lb. I$j0-17.75: KLAMATH FALLS ARMORY 3 MATINEES 3 NIGHTS TODAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY TODAY rRIdsy 3:45 A $:15 SAT. 2:1$ 8:15 Precisely the tame great circus that has wca the acclaim cf Las Ange les, San rranclscc. Seattle, Chieage, erad ether major el ties. Aewriea'e Klamath Falls MMZMCIT MIDACWUt ADVENTURES ALOFT ROSE GOULD TWO ,7 WARD-BELL VSi BEROSINIS THE MAN WW STANDS M ONE FOREFINGER! BIDTAII THg Drift I Uli rcat THE ULTIMATE IN ANIMAL ERUDITION mug miTMcrg ma ELEPHANTS T,;; SEA UONS KOKTOrS WORDEI ROISE THE SUCK NORSE TtOUFE SOOZOrS ROIEtTI'S SCI1CI PONT AN! CIUIES - BOS REVUE The Boglno Family Chal & Cycling Sidneys Soma NATAL SSSksI' HOOPLA IN THE SKY flUrcflSMel if SssrAf SB Irgr mosi rtitout iLuniid TRANSCENDINOLV OPUltNT NEW EDITION ?.T.?.. K P.?.1? f. .!!.! s .y.v. Oen, Adm, Reals SI.M Inc. Tai Reserved Rests $1.80, $2.4$ Inc. Tai SEATS at thf BOX OFFICE AND BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Mala Esplanade, Klamath Falls Aaaorlated Freaa September tt Mini IS Ralls 151111. M Storks ..A J A10 AS A. .l.$ 34 415 $ 81.3 S3 8 41 1 84 T ...2.S 34 1 414 84 4 .. SO 5 S3 4 40 8 84 I ... 90.5 44 0 40 3 7 3 Associated Press good and choice sows under 360 lb. 1850-19.50; few 1975 : 375-450 lb. 17.2S-18.S0; few 275-550 lb. 16.00 17.00: odd heavier weights as low as 15.00. Salable cattle 4000: salable calves '00: steers grading -average - good and better and choice hellers most ly steady: lower grades both classes dull, weak to 50 cents lower; cows opened weak to 25 cents lower, closed 25-50 cents lower: bulls weak; veUers 50 cents to 1.00 lower; good and choice fed steers 36.50 33.00: top 33.00 tor four loads choice 1200-1275 lb. weights: medium to lew-good steers 20.50-26 00; many such cattle still unsold: load com mon southwest grassers 17.00; short load choice $50 lb. heifers 28 JO; most medium to low-good heifers 19.00-25.00; beef cows 18.50 down; bulk common and medium cows 14.25-16.00: canners and cutters 12.00-14.25; medium and good sau sage bulls 17.50-2000; practical top choice rralers 28.00. Salable sheep 1000: slaughter lambs steady to 50 cents lower: mostly steady to weak on small killer and shipper accounts; early top good to choice native lambs 23 00; some held higher: bulk early 2300-23.00: yearlings absent; ewes fully steady at 450-930. PORTLAND. Sept. 22 (AP-USDA) Salable cattle 400. calves 125; mod erately active on most classes, steady: few common-low medium grass steers 17.00-31 00; 1 lot above average medium steers unsold, held sbove 23 JO; few medium heifers 17.00-18 00; some held higher: com mon 13JO-16-00: cutters down to 11.00; canner - cutter cows mostly 1100-12 00: few up to 1JJ0: shells down to 10.00 or below; common medium beet cows held around 13 JO -15.50; odd medium sausage iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliil Wrinked finders Body flaws Wevgr jt the Oris applause BE SURE TO SEE US FOR Expert Body and Under Cglllllllllltgfl BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main At Esplanade Phone $121 1IIIIIIIIIIII i bulls IB 00-18 00: good S40 lb. calves 2100; good light vealers salable 31.00 - 23.00: choice scarce; several lots heavy calves unsold. Salable hogs 100: fairly active. steady; good -choice 180-230 lbs. 2: 50: few fat type 2200; good S88 500 lb. sows 17.00-18.50; load good rhulce around 80 lb. feeder puts late Wednesday 23.00 with tew under 40 lbs. at 24 00. Salable sheep 100: market nomi nally steady; good-choice spring lambs salable 2050-21.50: common down to 16 00: good feeders around 1 00; good ewes salable 8.00-50. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 23 I AP-USDA 1 Salable cattle 220. calves SO: supply Includes around 4 loads range cows; trade moderately active with steady prices; canner cutter rows 1100-13.00 with shelly kinds 10 00 and below; calves active, steady; load good 248 lb. range slaughter calves 23 00; couple small lots common-medium 18.00-20.00. Salable hogs 250: active, butchers 25 cents higher; sews steady; good colre 180-240 lb. butchers 23.50; odd brad good sows 15 50. Salable sheep 1000: active, steady: early short 91 lb. load good-choice with few medium lambs 2300: tew culls and yearling feeders 13.00. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Sept. 22 Cssh wheat ibid): soft white 2 16S: soft white (excluding Rex) 2.16S; white club J.16t. Hard red winter: ordinary 3 16',; 1I per cent M8s; 11 per cent 2.18; 1.1 per cent 3 20. Today's car receipts: wheat 28; barlev 13: flour t; corn 1; oats 3; mill feed 10. Mrs. Morgenthau Dies In Hospital NEW YORK. Sept. 23 OP) Mrs. Henry Morgenthau Jr, wife of the former secretary of the treasury and a niece of former New York Governor Herbert H. Lehman, died yesterday. She was 57. Mrs. Morgenthau, a close friend of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, died at a hospital where she had been under treatment for a liver ailment since August 31. She hsd been ill a long time. Her husband, who also was In the hospital lor a slight heart ailment, was at her bedside when she died. Merrill 'Lookout' Staff Named MERRILL. Sept 22 The staff of the "Lookout." Merrill high paper was chosen Monday. The editor Is Donald Pope, assist ant editor. Dirk Barry; business manager. Helen Keeth; social editor, Joan Noonan; feature editor, Leeta Rae Butler; boys sports, Frank Lugo: girls sports, Alene Abbott: chit-chat, Virginia Reeves and Fred Taylor; Jokes, Kathleen OKeefe; make-up editor, Mildred Petrlk: proofreaders. Mortta Watson and Barbara Icenbice, and headlne editor, O. B. Michaelis. DIABETES WEEK PORTLAND, Sept. 22 UP) An other special week popped up today: National Diabetes Week. That will be October 10-18, and the goal of It Is to "find the million unknown diabetics In the United 8tates." The Oregon State Medical society named Dr. H. Ray Allumbaugh, Eugene, as chairman of the week. DEFENSE DRIVE 8EATTLE. Sept 23 P A "write your congressman" drive among all Pacific coast and Alaska Legion naires is being started by the Wash ington department of the American Legion, State Commander Her bert A. Davis said but night. Its purpose is to "force the Issue" In obtaining strengthened military de fenses for the area before congress adjourns. State Farm Mutual slashes auto insurance costs! Savings up to 20 for Oregon drivers STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY Call er Came la New! WM. N. GO EN. $133 Madiera 8k Phone 20983 f t t f f t ? ! t ? ? ? ? Apron and Overall HARVEST BALL MALIN ? SATURDAY, Benefit of Molin Fire Department Building Fund Music by the OREGON HILLBILLIES Modern and Old-Tim Music il Stocks Lead Gains NEW YORK. Sept. 22 IJV-De-mand tor railways storks dominated a rising market today. Qatna In the carrier group ranged t an extreme of S points but most advanced around a point or less. Railroad Issues rep.aced utilities as trading favorites early In the day and retained their popularity. Plus signs were liberally sprinkled over most other groups. Business expanded when Interest in rails picked up and later ad-led new momentum following an nouncement that steel workers would extend operations to October 1 as requested by the president. Trading was active with turnover at the rate of around 1.300.000 shares for the full session. Santa Fe Jumped more than 3 points at one time. Also ahead were Rmithern Poitflo Frisco. ConsohriatMt riinn nik. let-em Steel. General Motors. Doug las Aircraft. American nmottino Dow Chemlral and 17. S. Gypsum Atrerlcan Can ail Am Power Lt J2 Air Tel A Tel 43S Anaconda . jgs; Bendlx Aviation iot: Bth Steel ' ""' ; Boeing Alrolane jox, Canadian Pacific " is Case J I P. f-rnl M.r - i Chrysler . 53 . i . 10 - S3 . 27S . T'i . i . 834 . 37S . 44 . 81 . 38 i . 28'. . 7Vi . 48 . $'t - 23', . 514 . 13S . 34 . 10'4 . 17N . 33H . 54 . 12 . 25 . !' . S9 Comwlth A Sou Com Vultee Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtlss Wright ... Douglas Aircraft ' IXPont de Nem General Electric . General Foods General Motors Ooodvear Tire . Int Harvester Int Paper Kennecott Llbby McN ft L Long Bell -A" Montgomery Ward Nash KelYtnator Nat Dairy N Y Central Northern Pacific Pae OdM A Elec Penney J C Radio Corp Pa vomer Revnolds Metals Richfield Satewav Stores . 27", Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific . Standard Oil Cat 8tudebaker Corp . Sunshine Mining . Trans-America Union OH Cal Union Pacific United Atrltnes U 8 Steel ..... Wamer Bros Pic Woohvorth . 41 . 40 S . 7 . 23S . im . 12'. . 23 . 81i . 13", . 23, . Il' . 47 POTATOES CHICAOO, Sept 22 (AP-USDA) ! Potatoes: arrivals 157, on track 502: total U. 8. shipments 052; supplies liberal: demand very slow; market dull with weaker undertone; Idaho Russet Bur banks $4 .10-35: Minnesota-North Dakota Red River Val ley Bliss Triumphs $2 40 unwashed, $2 40-55 washed. Red Warbas $2 85 washed. Washington Russet Bur banks $4.15-35: Wisconsin Bliss Tri umphs $2.80-75; Chlppewas $2.00. Iraq Pushes Spetd Machinery Plan BAGHDAD, Iraq IIP) Iraq has worked out a scheme to speed up Introduction of modern farm ma chinery into the country. Under the plan, to be carried out In ap proximately five years, the govern ment will have a complete mon opoly on farm machinery. The purpose of the plan Is to Introduce more efficient fanning methods and Increase crop yields by replacing primitive Implements now In general use. For example. It Is hoped to Increase the wheat yield by 25 per cent. Under a new law, only the Iraq government will In the future be able to Import farm machinery. Fifty per cent of this machinery will be sold to the big private land owners according to the plan. The remainder will be rented out to smaller fanners. All repairs and spare parts will be under control of the government. ri nuiret riurrcK anuf iJumaiN mows sits H'l;!l.l.llH,lCg Y ;! T ? ? ? ? ? Y Tel ? ? ? ? Y Yi SEPT. 24th Y Y Y Y Y Y fcVrV. Lam,? '..-Tew-'Kav'i' Sports ROUNDUP "v'v By Hugh Fullerton NEW YORK, Sept. 22 (AV-Ca.iey Stengel's standing gag for his in-Jury-rldtlen season has been "lust a man, win a ball game.. . .what's going to happen now that the Yan kee cripples are bnilnnlng to round Into shapef" . . . .when Harvarda football team takes o(t tomorrow for the Stanford game Saturday, It will be only the sixth long trip In Crimson football history and the second time Harvard has opened a season away from home. . , .Tub Thumper Hank Johnston puliils out that the Harvard squad has a B minus average, which has nothing to do with the fart they'll likely be minus a few players when the Indians get through. . .Dukes Wal lace Wade has "recruited" basket ball Star Ceep Youmana and Base baller Tom Powers tor his defensive football squad. And the word prob ably makes Wade blush every lime he hears It Old-timers at the University of Wisconsin recall that back In 1895 a million dollars gave Chicago a victory over the Wisconsin team. . , the Badgers were leading 13-10 at half time, but Just as the teams lined up to start the second half, the president of Chicago U. raced out on the field excitedly waving a tele gram. . . .it was the news of a mil lion dollar grant-in-aid to build ath letic facilities. . . .the Wisconsin players, who even had to buy their own suits and shoes in those days, were so overcome by envy (that the old-timers' version) that they went down by a 22-12 score. Hook Mylln. who at best hasn't many football players at New York U., got an awful shock the other day when Bill Matthews, flashy soph hall back, calmly phoned the news that he was transferring t o Michigan. . , when Mike Garcia of the Indians shut out the Red Sox 1-4 last July a Cleveland fan made a recording of the play-by-play broadcast and presented It to Mike, who proudly sent tt to his folks In California. . . some unkind folks might ssy Mike hunt been able to find the platter since then. . an expert observer who saw VUlanova thump Texas Aggies 35-0 (and who says It could have been a bigger score) adds: "VUlanova haa more depth at fullback than any college team I've ever seen." Philadelphia boasta a women's bowling team composed entirely of left-handers. It won the 148 Penn sylvania tournament without even a wild pitch. , . Xuke Easter's big gest booster on the Indiana prob ably is Satchell Paige, who says: "I never could get Luke out" Cougar Back Goes To Air For Yardage LOS ANOELES. Sept. 31 P TsH Bob Oambold of Washington 8tate college pitched his way to the lead ership In yardage gained by West Coast backs when he opened the football season Saturday by gaining 233 yards against Utah Bute In Pullman. All but two of Oambold s yards came by forward passing. Howard Hansen of UCLA was the rushing leader with 128 yards in 10 carries against Oregon State. Oambold Is from Longvlew, Wash. The Pacific Ceaaf Conference of fice, releasing the flgoree today, re ported Idaho's Al Schlreman. form erly at Everett, Wash. Junior col lege, topped the scorers with 11 points picked Bp In the 79-$ rent f Willamette. Bud Riley of Idaho.wllh 18$ yards, was second to Gambold In total gain. Glen Christian. Ida. seconded Hansen In the rushing av erage with a 18-yard average. Oreeftn'a Oeorve Hell was aeennrf In total yeard rushing with 107 In the Duclcj' defeat of St. Mary'i Montana's Tom Klruford aeconded Oambold In puwinn with 104 yard, com pie ting 7 out of 13 a (tat rut 8 D. Oambold completed 9 In 14. Oregon had the beat nuhlnt de fenae record, holding St Mary' to a net 3ft yeards. Santa Clara was able to complete only one paas for 30 yards aalnt Calif., giving the Bears the best paas defense record. NEW CAR KLRmPTU From now until September 30th. with every new ear purchaned, you will get FREE OF CHARGE A Hudson Radio worth $83.98 AND A Hudson Heater Home In today and ee how eany It In to drive out a NKW lludnon ANDERSON AUTO SERVICE C3t Walnut "Your Hudson Dealer They'll Do It Every Time i shoulda ustroA NUMBER FIVE ONI THAT SHORT H0LE"IN5TEADA THAT I USED A VSOO. AND OVE(?SHOT.0N IRE FOURTH IF I JUST COULD HAVE STAYED OUT OF TUE GfcXISU T WOULlla MADE IT IN FlVE-rMi ON THE SIXTH 1 WAS- , 3STANDINGS PACIFIC COA8T LtAC.I'E i9 i i it iv . Fi.iv r ocx i i n ,-a. f ii it it ii iiw i-v " vik r 'n it i i 5 TO WHAT iiiicriSfc - MI6HT HAVE BEEN'. zzr-i S&-iW s7-60 & W. L. Pet. Hollywood 10$ 7$ M3 Oaklsnd 101 81 A55 Sacramento $7 $5 .533 Seattle 93 $ Ml San Diego 3 s ill San Francisco 8s 88 . Portland 83 M AM Los Angeles 71 111 JtW Yeaterdsy's Keaolla Portland $. Oakland 8 113 innings) Hollywood 3. Seattle 1 ill Innings) Sacramento $. San Francisco 3 San Dtrgo 8. Los Angeles 4 NATIONAL LEAt.l r St. Louis S3 5J Brooklyn (2 53 Philadelphia 78 70 Boston . 72 74 New York 70 78 Pittsburgh S3 83 Cincinnati 5 88 Chicago 58 8 .837 J ATI' , .413 .434 I .407 JUS j leaterday'e Resulta St Louis 1-0, Brooklyn 0-5 Philadelphia 3-8, Chicago 1-8 Cincinnati 6-2. New York 4-5 (First game 10 Innings, second 101 Boston $. Pittsburgh 1 (Night) AMERICAN LEAGt'E New York .. M 53 .839 Boston 91 5 .823 Detroit 85 83 .574 Cleveland 82 83 AM Philadelphia 78 89 431 Chicago . 80 85 .414 St. Louis 50 98 33$ Washington 48 99 317 Yeaterday'a Resulta Chicago 10. New York 9 Boston 9. Cleveland 8 Detroit 4. Philadelphia 1 Washington T. St. Louts 0 (Night) 2 Roseburg Men Hurt In Wreck EUGENE, Brpt. 23 oPt To prominent Rovrbur men wer taken to Eugene honpiui yeaterdiiy afternoon when a logglnc truck driver, attempting, to avoid hlltlnf a little ftlrl, craxhed head-on Into their parked automobile. Both men were reported In "food condition thin morninc. Abe Bean, 31, owner of the Olym plas Mill and Lotrnmt Supply com pany, suffered bruise of the left let and face. Darrell W. Wade, 46, a-if lOO Warn Dim . ailif faae-avet as l.MMt.w. ff.ka.ei M.lKU lacerated forehead and poutble skull fracture. Municipol Court DorU K. Palea. ran red lliht operator's Uceme on person. , no Re. ! cogged Joe Diaz, no operator's license. Forfeit 85 ball. Earl C. Lewis, reckless driving. Fine $4$ and 1$ days, jail time ius pended. Carl Johnson, drunk. Fine $10 or $ days Alvaro Terrasas, drunk. Fine $10 or $ days. Oliver C. Combest, drunk. Fine 2S or 12 days. Flower Shop IIIIIVK IV (At Greenhouses) M14 S. 8lh Phone $18$ Free Delivery Flowers ey Wire Funeral Designs Our Specially BUYERS! "w" thfrmaaler' $63.98 worth Fh. 818$ ti TH AT 1 P " GOLFER 13 PLAYlNS -we same All over Asain with IS MQAH AND GKDAM EFFECTS Decrees Granted Charlotte BeU vs. Ralph D. Bell: Thomas Wayne Harper va. Belty Jo Harper; Clarice V. Dumont va. Rob ert Lee Dumont; James Waybrant Phlnney la minor) by and through Jabrs Murry Plniiry thla guardian ad litem i va. Margaret Hue Pliiney; Anna Oaroutle vs. Kmmelt L. I Oaroutle: Rulh E. Plug vs. ArUiur Plug; Mary tlertnule Walton vs Jiilin MiU'hrll Walton. Justice t'ourt Thomas Jamea Hruwu. Drunk on a public highway. Fine $13 00 r..M u..i . it tt.. i. tt.... iii, nuurii .,i ii , ii'i ii.'ii , ,. ,. . . ,. ,w, of the basic rule. Fine $10 00. Billle Dean Perkins. Violation of the basic rule. Fine $10 00. Arnold Bernard Kuria. Failure to 1 atop at a stop sign. Ktne $3 50. I John Dean Houston. Failure to . procure operator's license. Fine I $10 00. Roy Mnrsisa. Contrlbullng lo the I drliiiqurnry ol a minor. Hall set at I $;'ooo. bound over lo grand Jury. Clene Arthur Mlllrr. Contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Hall set at $3000, bound over to the gtand Jury, i Din eMSt" aiaiiajT.)aTr tJsBSgW'.','t-'' J If ANTZMON Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore., September 31. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs. William Hantxmon. 1750 Division, a girl. Weight: $ pounds 7t ounces. LEGAL NOTICE AovrariatMKr nm ain sbalaMl rt.rla a ill bs rx ! txi all JC boftx a no p m . an Thursday. p ; lawmhaar J, 1M, ! th ntttrm f$l I Hat . Klamath Countk Krrtonl liairlrl. Vat- r$n Manutrtal llu tiding Klamath Valla, nrvffnti. ftr tha fisilawina ork ! Uw lUniay Hifh a-hail Tit rurnlahinff ana ituiaiiaiuMi nt m )ti or lurbina t pa purt$ to tt. llvar 1) pm 1 tb Tha rurnlahlnff an4 inatallatloa tit a 1" plpa Una frttm th pump hmtaa to tha achool propartjr. a tp roai ma laly Plana and avpdwl flea 1 1 on may bp vb tainad at (ha o(Mca of HuwarrJ It fr nn, Arrrtllart. IU1 Main Biraat. Klam alh FalU, (rafn. A datvitstt if tillaan and no loo dollar IS(W' will bp ra qmrtxl tnr plana and -itar lfttation ! pnailt will ba ra funded to IHa htddara upon return or ina plana aiia rpaiiica tlona Tn aurcataful blddr will ha rrqulrad to rurnun a miratr l nmpanr Rnnti in full amount ot th Cnnlrarl pr'r. and ha aha 11 b$ rMuirad to carry Public Uahilitr Inaurartra aa pa triad , A bld4$r bond or frljfi4d rhrh I amount ouai to iiv Mr -nt lha lump Bum bid muil arcompany tha hid aa a guar an lea fitr tha akartition ot trta con l rar t and brtnd. In raa lha cott- trart la awarded to lha htddar. Tha tiirarlora of Klamath Count Hfhool Utatrtrt rv a tha riant to tart any and all bida and to walvp any informal n taa. Signad: JOIIM V NKYDK Clarh. 17 2 No, B04. CLASSIFIED RATES' Thrap Daya Weak Ruo . paf word lie par word IV Month Bun oar word aa IS cnaariittv tnaartlona lot loXBS than New Todoy Will TBADB mr I Ml Chevrolet rlub roupa. in aarailent condition for good !: or ivi.tH aadan and raah Datianra rnona mjn fOB HALM, med davanpoH and rhair, ISM, uaad davano. good condition. $2tt -V), itwd davano, graan valour rover, good condition, aVV 00: u-ed drrMer, 5, Lucaa Furnltura, 195 k. main. EXPKHirNrr.D RTFNOflRAPHrR with gfrvernment rating wants poaitmn with lorai rirm. frerar permanent pot It Ion, but will cotlflder part lima or lampor arv work. Heat of roferancaa. Call 4M7.1 dava or avanlnga. FOR RFNT, (u rnii had apartmanta. Boa Marnei MIIHT RK1X, ownarleavlng town, bedroom modern home. IIAlo full prlra, reaaonahla down payment or will conidr car. 1114 Croahy. WANTr.I TO ntry varuum rleanar with altarhmanta In good rnndlllnn. Rraa onable. Write giving deorrlntlon and prlre to Bot .Kin. rare Herald a. Naw. WANTFO. hmuekeeper, hotira S 00 a. m to 3 00 p m Phona 2-1 44. SOItTH RIXTfl BTRKICf " Beat luhurhan btlilnau aactlon. Pnr lata right Pnr full Informallon, phona 7fui7. OOMKR JONFM. RP.AIrOH 40S Main fllreet POR BP. NT, 3-room fuml-hed "hmtia," rlnaa in. Couple only Phona 7WI. tXt-r.mr.NCr.O LADY will rara for rnllrlren dayi or evenings, Call 2nI3 or rome to 2441 stherleln. lOR BALE, hahy htiggv anrf pad7var food condition. Phona B:iAQ libtinom ftr.r.nr.n now " If mi want to aall your home or farm now la the tlma In aee tie . JOHM C. ABGETSINOPR I0IS Main Phona SMS V V I rnfo be im X U7T U &- vd 1 ir: WTO HIM 4 PUMICE TILE l.shoraforr U.ts arsvo rsmr., frodorl, sro trior lo alr.ntlH sod rf.Llant t mvlilNr Tlmm Aluminum Windows field Heal rValerprrmllng tinld Heal Plaster Rnnd New Kite Pumlre Block 8"t$"18" Klamath Pumice Tile Co. 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AMYONE MAVINOmmaganjTna ilo- natad to B P W. Bummaga mi, p1"" rail imm lor Immadlata plrhup Mortar from thU aala to ba uaad for danui work lor ehlldran, Matting Notice$ RATrH LAKE Wnof Ja. 911. AT. AM. will hold S porlal riommunlcsllo" or o p m. Thurorts)', $plamrr 5l. In Iho LOOT nsll lor I ho purpnoo of ronforrlnj lha A ifolroa a r.mlL,y l Orand lxwlo lurkx. Praollea In MM do- 8IMMONDS. WM KLAMATH rAM VUltlna mornoseJ ordlll l"""4 . KLAMATH tO'X'i.'"!;E A P. r A. M. will twig po.lal i;ornmon..- wnrg In Enlorod APP":: f S.l J doaroo, rrldsr. r f :m b. VM n. MllI. Wenltlplul Itattw.'