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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 194 MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Net chang Thursday Prevloui day Week wo . Month ago -Year ago - Compiled y The Associated Trrm October M Mind. D 1 M.S 45 Ml 1 04.4 IS Rail 15 I UI. M Stocks D .4 A I D -1 361 43.0 oil J6.S 41 9 67 J 36 41 7.S 341 41.5 US 45 5 41.0 6 t GRAINS UP AGAIN TODAY CHICAOO, Oct 30 lA1 Grain inarched upward again today on the board of trade, gathering their strength from congre&uonal paasage ot new farm legislation providing high aupport price next year. The market opened strong, retreated a bit around mid-day on profit taking, and then resumed its march In the last half of the session. There was a tendency for wheat to lag toward the close. Wheat closed -' higher, December $1.13 -J.14. com was higher, December 1 17S-, ots were S-l higher, December T0-71. ry was higher, December 1.47li-1. soybeans were -a" higher, November 3J1H-3.31. and lard waa unchanged to 10 cent hundred pound higher, October (11 65. Wheat- Open High Low Close Dec, M3-7, J.14l J.1S', 1!J'.-J.14 March I.I4S 215'. J 14', 2.14S May J 09 2.10S 3.0b Si J0-Ti July 1.W.-H l.5V 1M4 lM-IM!i Stocks Start Slow Decline NEW YORK, Oct 30 W A alow decline in the stock market started today about the time Presi dent Truman said he would be forced to ask the next session of congress for higher taxes. Rising tendencies appeared for a while after the opening of the market but they soon disappeared. Losses extended to more than a point for key Issues. Douglas Aircraft? was a strong spot through the session. The price Jumped around 2 point following news after the close yesterday that directors had voted a special divi dend of $1.50 a share. American Woolen wa hampered by an unfavorable earning report and the price dropped more than a point. Lower prices were paid for TJ. S. Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Phllco, American Telephone, Ameri can Smelting, Dow Chemical, Santa Fe and Johns-Man vtlle. ' Oalners Included Packard, Mont gomery Ward, Consolidated Edison, Standard Oil (N. J.), and Warner Bros. Corporate bonds moved narrowly. TJ. 8. governments held steady in over-the-counter dealings. American Can 95H Am Power t Lt 12 v Am Tel ft Tel m Anaconda - 28 Bendht Aviation 31 H Beth Steel Boeing Airplane . Calif Packing Canadian Pacific . Case J I Caterpillar Chrysler Cons Vultee Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft Dupont de Nem Oeneral Electric General Poods General Motors Goodyear Tire Int Harvester ' Int Paper Kennecott , . 23 . 35 . 13 Ti . 38 . 30 S . 53 . 10S . 33t, . 28 . t Libby McN ft L Long Bell "A . Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnator Nat Dairy . N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Am Fish Pac Gas ft Elec . Pac Tel ft Tel Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier . Reynolds Metals . Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific . Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining Trans-America 54-4 3714 47 651, - 33 'i 27 H 63 47 - 25 - 52 14 - 35 - 10 17 12 - 32 -J01 52 - 13 - 24 - 30 - 38 - 2 - 42 - 43 67 - 24 11 12 Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines U 8 Steel Warner Bros Pic . Woolworth . 38S . 60S . 14 . 34 . 13 . 45 Yreka Murder Case Hearing Is Postponed YREKA The preliminary hear ing of Jamea F. Furlong, 68-year-old Callahan resident charged with murder of a Reedley, Calif, ranch er at Mountain House near Oaselle last September 32, ha been post poned "for about two week." The hearing, scheduled lor yes terday before Justice ot the Peace V. Hayden of Callahan, wa put olf when Defense Attorney Mark Braw. man asked for the appearance ot Mr. Mannle Herron. wile of the alain hunter, Delbert Herron ot Reedley. 'Big Eneu.tr District Attorney Fred Burton told the court he did not teel it necessary to have all witnesses at the preliminary hearing, but Braw man said he felt If "Mrs. Herron Is a big enough figure In the case to sign the complaint, she Is a big enough figure to be here." The Justice of the peace agreed with Bra man and postponed the case. Brawman asked that Furlong be admitted to ball but this wa refused. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Oct 20 (AP-USDA) Salable hogs 11.000: market alow early but later moderately active; butchers mostly 35 lower; sow scarce, steady to weak: top $18.65 paid early for few choice 330-250 lbs.; several loads choice 320-370 lbs. $18.50: bulk good and choice 190-280 lbs. $18.15-40: few 170-190 lbs. $17.50-18.25: load around 375 lb. butchers $17.50; good and choice sows under 425 lbs. $16.75-17.50; 450 600 lbs. $15.50-16.50: good clearance. Salable cattle 4000: salable calves 400: good and choice steers fairly active, steady, lower grades slow. steady to 50 lower; heifers steady: cows opened steady, closing weak to luiiy 25 sower; bulls steady; calves and vealers strong to SO higher: top KIS.75 I or load choice 1090 fed steers; load choice 1180 lbs. weights $36.25; good to low choice fed steers $28.00- 3430: medium to low good grsdes $20.00-27 0; load choice 1060 lbs. mixed steers and heifers $33.50: most medium and good heifers $21.00-3830 two loads good 1075 lbs. Wyoming cows $18.25; common and medium cows $1430-16.75; canners and cut ters $12.00-1430; medium and good sausage bulls $18.00-18.75: medium to cnoice vealers $25.00-2830; stockers and feeders stow, about steady: good 603 lbs. yearling feeding steers $23.00. Salable sheep 3000: slaughter lambs mostly 35 higher; practical top $3430 on wooled lambs; $34.35 on fed shorn offerings; most good to choice slaughter lambs 123 50 3430; yearlings absent; slaughter ewes $8.00-10.00; scarce, steady. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20 fAP.TTSnai o-i.ki. ...... , , " " ww caiue av, holdover 30; calves 10: supply mosU " '-a, oueraieiy active, steady; odd common cows $14.00: canners cuttera sin.sn-iim- .h.n. ui down: good-sausage bulls $18.00; eariy sales calves. Salable hogs 200: active, steady: good -choice 100.90 ik .-i. - .v. HIIIUHiB $2030; good sows $1530. Salable sheep 700, active, steady: load ffnnftwhnl" or TK r - - " , .u. . lambs $22.65: Wednesday moderate ly acuve, steaay: small lot good choice 88 lb. $2230; load good 73 lb. lambs $2230: mod lm Ih Hriin i $2325. PORTLAND. Oct. 2ft (AP.TTRnav Salable cattle 350, calves 150: mar ket rather slow but mostly steady: few medium grass steers $30.00 to $21.00: common $16.00-18 00; rather liberal supply cutter-common dairy type steers and heifers $11jOO-1330: few Common heef Vieife amnnH $1430; canner-cutter cows mostly sio.so-1130; few down to $10.00: shells down in sunn nAA low medium beef cows $1230-1330; bulls scarce, slow, few common S14.00-15.00; good vealers $23.00 to S23.50? inrlnrlflnff 3AA 1K ,lWM at 122.00: cuU -common vealers $10.00 to $15.00; sizable supply medium heavy calves not moving. Salable hogs 200; market mostly steady with Wednesday's general Herlihy Rites Tomorrow LAKEVTEW Final rite for Den nis Herlihy. 60-year-old Lakevlew stockman, will be held Friday at 8:30 a m, when requiem mass will be recited at St. Patricks Catholic church. Interment will be In Sun set cemetery. Mr. Herlihy died In the Lakevlew hospital following a long Illness. He came to Lake county In 1821 from Ireland. He had never married but leaves relatives in Ireland. Mr. Herlihy was operator of a stock ranch south of Lakevlew and had lived In the county for the past 38 years. He was well-known and liked by stockmen of the area. Among friends from Klamath Fans expected to attend rites is Barney Norlln. Tulelake Asks For Fire Aid, New Crossing YREKA A Tulelake dclritullon appeared here yesterday seeking road Improvement and asMstance on lire protection betore the 8iki you county board ot supervisors. Members of the drlMtiiuon were Bob Haselwood. Don Potter, W. N. Seigler, and Holland Kmabarger. Creasing (haute The group is seeking realignment of the railroad crossing at the south ern approach to the city,, and a new culvert at the crossing. Members of the board authorised Chairman Gordon Jacobs ol Horn brook to order the necessary 14$ feet of culvert pipe, while Hasel wood of Tulelake is to ask the U. 8. bureau ot reclamation what type ot wing dams may be needed in con Junction with the culvert. Request Fruitless The delegation told the supervis ors tney had akcd the Calitorma state public utilities commission to force the Southern Pacific to i m prove the crossing but no improve ments have been made. Ruiabarger asked that Siskiyou I. Faught vs. Nancy P. Jamea Faught. Eunice Freeman vs. Harold Free man, Barbara M. Royal vs. Donald W. Royal. Row F. Kinney vs. Emma L. Kinney. Doris Barr v. F. V. Barr. "e -1 firing JONES Born at Klamalh Val Icr hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., October 18. 1848, to Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Jones, 1015 Eldorado, a boy. Weight: 6 pounds S ounce. STONE-Born at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore, October 18. mil, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stone, route 3 box BIOS, a boy Weight: t pounds 14 ounces. NELSON Born at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamath Kails. Ore, October 30. 1848. to Mr. and Mrs. O W. Nelson. 353 Laveme. a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 3 ounces. FUNERALS STANLEY A. PIESKR Stanley A. Pieser, a resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. for the last 18 years passed away at his Isle resi dence. 1410 California on Wednes day. October 18. 1848. at 13:10 n. m. county pay tor one holt of a Class I following an extended Illness. He One fire truck for the Tulelake lire district when thst question arose. Chairman Jacobs said he would dis cuss with the state division of for estry the possible location of state equipment at Tulelake to assist In Ironing out the problem. The fire district ts a mutual dis trict with Modoc county cooperat ing with Siskiyou, it wns explained. Modoc county would carry one half the fire truck costs if the purchase Is approved. Xafff it Off Again Tonight "Laff It Off," the Junior chamber of commerce sponsored variety show, was well-received by a small opening night crowd at the Klam ath Union high school auditorium Wednesday. Comedy skits and specialty num bers were built around Impersona tions ol famous stage, screen and radio personalities by a local cast. The curtain will go up again to night at 8:13 for he shows final presentation. A larger audience Is anticipated for tonight's performance. medium-good $20.00: common-me- Juanlt watt Smith of New York dium feeders $15.00-17.00: good j y director. Proceeds Irom the ewes aaiaoie $6.00-50: 1 choice lot i . . "feces cmi $7.00; common down to $3.00. Wholesale Eqq Prices Steadv . . ' OT! Members of the rvrt rf..- "r.1.??..? remained matte club met October 18 to ri- trade: good-choice 180-330 lbs, $20.50; 1 lot mostly choice 214 lbs, $20.75 : 250-270 lbs. mostly $18 50; 140-170 lbs. $18.50-18.00; good 350 450 lb. sows $16.50-17.00; heavy sows quotable downward to $15.00: good-choice feeder pigs salable $20.00-31.00. Salable sheep 200; steady; few gooa-cnoice slaughter lambs $2130 was a native of Sublimity. Ore. and at the lime of hu death was aged 46 years 10 months and 18 days. vr V IT MOST BE AFTER FIVE. EH ? THE WA6E SLAVES They'll Do It Every Time ME SLEEPS Ail DAy ah' ah- ia etv irHit. 4 s-r-i irin UU3 i i I I WAy HOME-HOW, EVEf?W totSe ONE W0 THING IN THE WORLD rl OHLV BATHTUB OF TRADE, PALSf J VJN THE JDiNT M..M By Jimmy Ilatlo V HE SLEEPS AND THEN HE'S 7 ALL HE DOES IS rAD I ALL DAy Ah V SOAKINS Hl I HOraESIr-iTMlW I i ALL-NISHT-CUT S BOOKIE JOINT ) : 1 WHENWEr50lN) IN TH.ffB" J A TO W0(? IN VEZNr--xr XIFV AAOKNINQ . V ill TT i"TlF Lft " KTf WrONEVER6-15 Wr m ill "Jt f Jw ! i m r' a jr ww w Js-s-ti- iv r.,TOi i i i f Mrr '-wT' i hz rr im There's one in ever BATHROOM' THAN TO FRANCES W-Bc? SCOI 2. W. AlONNvCf BUOOMINaTON Orsan. which said dts U lh ath day ol tk-Utbvr. A U . IIHD, and If yuu Uil wr or ulhrwl pld lur wsnl Surviving are his wife: Mrs. Violet ' ehrt lh,B f'sintui will ppiy to ttt Pieser. one son Richard and on dauthter Judith, one sister. Mrs. John Kebelbeck ot Cottage Orove, Ore, and four brothers John ot Spo kane, Wash.. Frank of Sacramento. Calif.. Joseuh of 8tavtnn. rtrp anH Edward PUvap nt AIK.n W"h and thsl ih dat of th flral -oaara rieser of Albany. Ore., ako ,.wi, .,,, ih.o( .h.n i uciob.r nepnews and nieces. F.r."n.ye rPt'ullJr "vlted to I Al.!rrvAVN7u.ilff. attend the funeral services Friday j o is-so r-No. sai. morning at Sacred Heart church. SoTi7o7"ii7iNi on rwIT" mgn at 8th. where a requiem mass ah iu vi will be celebrated for the repose of .. ""Tifg la heiieuy oivgN tiut 1 k. , . ' hm9 fllrd nil Klnal AcoiHinl in Iha .... wui commrnciug at a. m. with m.u.r of ih. wi.i. of J.rn.. L. w.r the Rev. T. P. Casey officiating did. nd H.m list id K Infermon Mt r.-t... , Vndnlwtg, Juds of th sbov nlltlvd .. - .. . . . j niruiuriai slwvo nlllld Court for rUf prayvd lor In Iwr Cunplaint Thia SumitMMu la Mrvrd upon ymt hy Rilbllcsllon punusnl to Oiutr ol th onorsbl David H Vandffnbvra. Judi of Iha aoov anllllad Court, niada and ntarvd tVlobrr 4th, 14II. which Ordar nKtuiroa that aummona Fir r In ha pub. Itrhrd oni-a a ah for limr aurraMlv New Today bundtd wrrtlwuw. park. Recitlon CHIrt. hai art Tliaaday. Iha 13th day at nwrniMr. iimv, al in nour ol la o Clark A M . in tha Clrrult Court Rikxii of OX the Mo.1t llntv Iha Klamalh C.Minty Court ll. Rosary will be conducted Tliursdav ! ?."m.,h. I'"-. ." and .,l pa "r nnni 01 aarapiiotui and ot- v- m . in me Sacred : l'flloi. to aaid rinal Account, tf any Heart rhurh u . . a.u . . . thara ha s Z " iMintj T j w.. . r-. asej oniclatlng. Friend are respectfully Invited. The remains of Mr. Pieser are at Sixth, where friends may call until 6:45 p. m. Thursday. OnvvYIS. Administrator or ina Kalala or JAMES PCAKHON. Dacaaaad. CLAYTON 3 RI KHEI.L Pina Tra Rulldlns Klamalh ralU. Orason Allornay for Catala O. 1J JO-27. N. No. 837. NOTICB or IIATfc ttr MNAL si rri.iMi Nr IN Till! CIKCIIT COIRT Or THIt state or ohecon in and rua THE COI'NTY Or KLAMATH drens Christmas party. Tickets may oe obtained at the door. OTI Thespians Rehearse steady on the local market todav. - Pullet eggs are In abundance, but larger eggs are few, making the price of AA and A large size well above the medium grades. The wholesale price for AA large is -reic, aa medium 65 4e, and AA small 48 He orade A prices also remain steady, with wholesale A large 714 c, ana A medium at 62 Sc. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30 OP) casn wneat bid: sort white $2.19; soft white (no Rex) $3.18; White Club $3.19. Hard red winter: ordinary $2.19; 10 per cent $2.19: 11 per cent $2.19; 12 per cent $2.21. Today's car receipts: wheat 19; barley 6: flour 4; corn 5; oats 1; mlllfeed 10. Portland Potatoes Potatoes Oregon Deschutes rus sets. No. 1-A, $3.60-75; Washington Netted Gems. No. 1, $335-60: 25 lb. sacks. $1.00-15: 15 lbs.. 50-S2c: 10 lbs., 39-40c; No. 2. 50 lbs. 90-11.00. Russets, No. 1-A, $3.60-75. WE'LL BE CLSID ALL NEXT WEEK for inventory and preparation for moving PW in OUR NEW LOCATION 2330 So. 6th on November 1st Same Facilities to Serve vou o)W WILLYS 2)11 MOTOR (0. Willyg-Crotley fh. 6934 401 So. th POTATOES CHICAGO, Oct. 20 (AP-TJ8DA) Potatoes: arrivals 99: on track 341: total O. 8. shipments 651; supplies moderate, demand slow, market dull but firm undertone for best avail able Russet Bur banks and Bliss Tri umphs. Idaho Russet Burbanks $340-4.10; North Dakota and Min nesota Red River valley Bliss Tri umphs washed $2.90: Wisconsin Chippewas $235; Michigan Russet Burbank Rurals $145. Dally tram Oar Owa Oraaa Baaaaa hearse several new skits which will be presented to the student assem- Diies. More elaborate productions are being planned for the winter months. Club officers will be named at the next meeting on October 25. Hour of club meetings is 7 p. m. known mm 1AM KESTEKSON. Lt rrd. Notir la hrby (tvvn llul I tu.v ftlrd my fit.-1 Account of th Admin Utratrlx of Ih bov n til ted tt-1. htv riHih , and tht Ih Court haa appotnld N aa th lima for hvartni orr)frtUns FELIX ALLtS' STRICKLAND Felix Allen Strickland, a resident of Merrill. Ore., for the la.t n passed awav at hi. i.i. j,' , " IN the matter or the ESTATg or iTrii ,l nl " sldence In samieu tii.den kesteh.hun. ai.o ...ri..n. rM on inursdav. October 20. 1949. at 6 a. m.. following an Ill ness of 11 months. He was a na tive of Illinois and at the time of his death was aged 87 veara 10 months and 20 dava Rnrvivit,o . , a. u his wife M vta u. i j , to .uch final account and tha aattlamanl ., uj u tnaraof crrui. tjre.. one son. Earl W. Strickland of Sunnyslde, Wash.! five daughters, Mrs. Ruby Kath of Seattle. Wash, Mrs. Loleta Erlck son of Pendleton. Ore.. Mrs. Donna Sandqulst of Grunts pM, ore, Mrs. Ooldie Oodsey of Bonanza. Ore., and Mrs. Dots Rayson of Myrtle Creek. Ore.: six entoderm. dren and one great grandchild. The remains of Mr. Strickland fAV KESTEHSON ANDHll Admi.ilttratrta. ft J. COUI1AKU Attornry for Admlnl.tratrls. O. I.I3 XIT; N. J No S In the family plot In Mt. Laki cem etery. Friends are Invited. HARRIET ALU'E THRASIIKR Funeral services for the late Har riet Alice Thrasher who passed away at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Paul Hilton of 1436 Look out on Wednesday October 19. HMD possession of intoxicating liquor j f '"Tne wmtloc,t Re pine $50 moruli chapel. Pine at 6th. on Sat- Anderwn Catcher. Violation rfl kS- l04?' " the baste rule. Fine $10. I , HL , Belm" Jacobsen. pastor Nelson Joseph Porter Maklne ' .L, 7 ' vu.enani cnurcn ol tat application for ht na htr! I hf,.c"' 5 Commitment ice ana interment Linkvllle WlllUm Wellhausen. Inadequate emergency brake. Fine $5.50. Cecil Clinton Newberry. Failure to procure operator's license. Fine $5.50. Norman Lester Chocktoot. Illegal ADVCBTISEWENT rt BIOS Saalad blda will bo racalvad on or bafora 2 On p m.. ThurMlay. Novambar 3, iimii, al tha otth-a of tha Klamalh County Nt-noo! Uutrlct. Vataran. ar morial ttnlldln. Klamalh r.lla. Uraon. for tha furnl.hlns and In.lallallon of rollar ahadaa for Iha naw Hanlay Hlfh (,.. . School and tha Erad Pataraon School. haan anlni.iui t . v. ' both In Klamath County. Uraaon. y.,.l. " , . , ' St Iflc.llon. mar ba obt.lnad at Iha wnillock Memorial chapel. Fu- offlca of Howard Parrln. Archltart. reral services will be held In the 1121 sfn straat. Klamath faiia, Ora- Whltlock Memorial chapel. Pine at j ? t . . t Ath n - . ' " " A blddar'a tjond or rartlflad char In 6th. on Monday, October 24. 1949. ' amount rgu.l to fiva par cant .5-; i -,t at 1:30 p. m. Interment Will follow j ,n lump rum hid mu.t accompany aach oia aa a luitanw. .or im . uimn i tha contract. In mm) tha contract la awarded lo tha bldoar Tha Dlraclora of Klamalh County trhi-J IVi.lplrl nm .a Iha rlattl to arl any and all blda and lo walva any inrormaniia.. N.snad f r. HEYDEN. Clark. o so-n-No. a. false application for hunting license. nne va so. Payne Robinsn Bailey. Drunk on a public highway. Fine $15 or 7 days. William Gerald Davis. Failure to drive on right side of highwsy. Fine $50. Complaint Filed Marie E. Burt vs. David A. Burt. Suit for divorce. Couple married May 2, 1949. Salt Lake City, Utah. Charges marriage contracted within six months period of divorce of de fendant. Seeks annulment and set ting aside of marriage, nrorrertv 'settlement. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for piaintni. Roy C. Hollister vs. Elva Hollister. Suit for annulment of marriage. Couple married January 2, 1948, Reno, Nev. Charges marriage con tracted within six months period after divorce obtained by plaintiff's previous wife. Seeks annulment, costs and disbursements. Mark Sim ons, attorney for plaintiff. Decrees Granted Beatrice J. Fitzslmmons vs. Wayne Allen Fitzslmmons. cemetery. Friends are invited. DO YOU KNOW.. THAT woman who wore, th same eld gown 'coum h.r budget kept htr down look Ussant at SINGER learned to lew now iht mak.s h.r own clothing and really sav.i dough I MORAL home sewing is money saving. Learn to make your own clothes, let our expert teachers show you how. It i really easy! You actu ally mak a dr.ts while you'ro learning. Complete eoor$-8 two-hour lesson $10 Po er uop hi mi nthltr loisj. SINGER 418 Main SEWING CENTER Phone 8402 KI'MMONt Kllty Sm. is Ttrr cihctit cockt or thk STATU or OH EC. ON rOR Kl.AMAVIl rOCNTV ROY C. MOlJ.lSTtm. PLilntlff. Vw ri.VA HOlJ.ISTFR Defendant TO ri.VA IIOI.1.1KTFH. Ilrf.nan! IN THE NAME Or THE MTATE Or OREGON: You ar rtvrabr rvqulrvd lo appear and anawvr Iha Complaint (llrd aalnat you In in abova-antltlad Court and cauavt on or bafora Friday, Novam bcr IB. IM, and If you fall ao to imwfr, or other la apuaar, for want thrrrof lh plalnlltr will apply to tha Court for Iha rallaf prayad for In hu Complaint, lo wit: That plaintiff aald marriafa lo aald defendanl In Rano. Navada. on tta 3d day of January, IMS. -hall by a dacra l ai and void; AWE VAA.i:.V Funeral aervici for the Ute Anne Vanen who pasaed away in this cuy on lueadav October 1R ituo , -i .k.- r -..n k H,ir.rf n,.i following an extended 111 n . will lhal plamllff rarovar hU cnt and din bs hM In Z .J . . 1 buraamenla Inrurrad haraln; and for wr nem in Uie Klamath Lutheran auch olhar. further am, differant rallaf -iiurcn. irencent and Crow, on Frt vs-ujucr ai, jy, at 2 p. m. with the Rev. Irvin Tweet, ptwtor and interment Klamath Memorial park. Friends are Invited. Arrange ments are under the direction of The Whltlock Memorial chapel of mui cuy. Now Todoy rrxiKi. in Kiatiuiih Us tK(llJKel WAKKHlM JIK kkC I'M rtM A HOMJC " or vui:m UWN A HKAU II U Y wTS down. fe.t'tpi.onily nica mdrn 3 badruuin, Naar Wulh tlt bun.M canlar avra liilaatad Miatii ih.kj ant kilchait. bam, u- 4iauu imluJas haaltng vkiam nwo sv,uia it ol home cumlurt. MA uualltfad cow aliuctlun. HOME WITH INCOME Lovely J-bexIrouin hinia hatha, hpaclou living, din tug ronnia Hunt Ina to apara aepatale 4 -tMin nuHlatit htKiaa lur rental Half at-re. iouj Wiard HTM Teimi I Sou DuWN Beautiful I bedKKim m.Hlern. Mllla Ad dition I ifvpiate. a-iu fcaay HA f iitamrd. SAVE a-aoo Neat clean I bei1runi miadern hosne down, lull prtve j7uu. balaor -U AI-R"lind healer with ptpee. inonln I'rlr tale-IM. iMitarMr 1sM Tar Appolntm.nl Call WA.rri TO RENT, garage fnr amall a (aarditar Eu4lie Ray i r V til pv ihiea nionlh a rent. iM. (a7Ji ( alt 3 Mae Rear or roH( no to arix Or Trape MARK R JOHN HON. REALTOR lit, u tn iuu i.k..rf a .i -r.n 33eU Rwuth th Phone 47M1, Evea. 37U i l-a than mitea. Will lake ad rOR MALE, -us doen. King Alfred d-ffiHJIt I Hi I Is. Hlaitdard f4 Rttita. Houlh fllh and Midland Road roH HKNT. nicely fufnUhed apartmaiiL Alulta. B.U N loth Part time momr"wiH mhm,-h availalile Dial l.uut fur Infuinuitlwit. OaHY HllTlNU in tout Kotna. fhtMt Q7IB rR RENT two r.Kin. furnUhe4 aparft itvanl. 4 LI N luth HI 'HlNEHft I'EiU'LE Help a new buitieee gal tar tad 11 will help ym W need o.all offlca Mii-a Raa-itnahla I'httne I.Uif. WE CAN crate anything eV.-epl mania and the aide I'r.dl'LEN WAHriOI'E rOR RENT, three room IliHiae. 1 rr and rl-Uken lu.uef Wide ttoa J-, rare Herald and Newt LOf T, pair of large hlark luraer. alu Me large pair nt gray gee-e. Ruia 3. ntk Us. MeriUl Rued flwoa 2 07Ttt Dannie Coal iJ4t' LEGAL NOTICES IN THK CIRCUIT COURT Of "ill! corNTYr 0,,l00!' 'OK klamItii IN TUr. MATTICR or Tim FSTATX OF THOMAS JAMIS SEOLACEK Oc caaard. To: Anna Plrnulak. Kaly Vallak and In all olhar drvl.rr. and hairs unknown of Thomat James Sadlarak, deceased. If any thara lie. Crealln.: ' noI'.'.1 NAME OF THE STATU Of OREOONr You and each of you are harehy cited and required to appear In the ahove antllled Court on November S. !. at I .10 In the afternoon of said day. tn .how cause. If any axl.l., why an order for the tela of the following deerrlord real property halonslns lo the aid aetata ihould not ha made graved for In tha petition of Bonnie Stephen!. Administrator of aald eatete: -If.'!.,?.,..no' 21 ln "l'' u ii AODITION to the City of sta'ln. Klamalh County. Oreenn: to jether wllh the furniture belontlna '' on tha nremlae. WITNESS the Honorable David II Vandenherir. Judye of the ahove entitled Court, this wih day of September, 10(0 ...... C"A'1- Del.AP, 'BEAD Clerk of said Court a i '""nee Ande'.on, Deputy O. S-H.K).27No. SIS. SUMMONS FOR PfJRI.fCATION .... flr Na. ts '"THE CIRCUIT COIIHT OF THE STIf.r J?"""" IN AND FOB KLAMATH COUNTY. THELMA GLENN, Plaintiff. HAROLD GLENN, Defendant. TOHAROI.I) (;LENN. Defendant: T,llt NAME OF THE STATE OF OREOON: You are hereby required to appear and anawer the complaint filed asalnat you In tha above entitled suit wllhln four weeks Irom dale of llr.t publlratlnn of this Summons In Iha Herald and News, a newspaper printed and published In Klamalh County, FLOWER SHOP PMIINS SI7S giiLii I Hiiyu,! ssasaiaaUsl hlch to tha Court may i qullabla Thla Sum mo na It arvad upon you by puhllraftnn thereof In THE HERALD AND NEWR onca a week for four auc rcutve week 'five Inaarilnnai purauarit to Iha order of tha Honorable David R Vandenberg. Judge of tha ebova en titled Court, made and entered tha ISIh day of October. IMS, tha first publica tion thereof to ba made on Iha 20th day of October. 1B4A. and tha last publica tion thereof to he mad on tha l?th day of November. 1049. MARK SIMONS. Attorney fnr Plaintiff 2rx. Wllllta Bldg Klamath ralla. Oregon, O. 20 27; N. 3-10-17 No. :. NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE RTATE Or OREGON rOR KLAMATH COI'NTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH ANNA OWEN. Deraaaed. Notice ! hereby given that I have been aoDolnted Executor of tha above en tilled eatate. All perinna having rlaima agalrut aald estate are renin red to preaent them to me, with tha proper vouchers, at ina nrrice or uanong mc Oanong, 724 Main Street. Klamath ralla, Oreenn. within tlx montha from October an, IMft. which la data of flrat publica tion of thla notice. JOSEPH L OWES. Executor. O 30-27; N. fl-10- No HT3 CLASSIFIED RATES Threa Day Weak Run Month Run par ward U pet word iifl per word Ifkr oer worn 4Ac 10 eoniecutlv Intertlnni for LESS than 4 ona-day adai Nftw Todoy SPENCER CORSETIERI Mm. A. L. Rainwater, Phong 7IS2 or 7440, FOR REN1r, furnlahed apartment. f.ai heat. Dealrahl location. Phong ?SuL WILL PERRON who picked up bifocal glaaaea hy mlttaka, plaaaa return to Cory Hotel. fR RENT, threa room furnlahed apart- ment. 1023 Main. Phone 2-03.8. f SrT Lt;MHER ROLLS complete wltfi head board; 2 gaa tanks, clearance, litaa, flepe, 1200 00 PEOPLES WAREHOUHI flower Shop IMIIVE liV (At Greenhouses) S614 S. 6ih Phons SIM Fre DfltTrry Flowert by Wirt FaneraJ Detliriw Onr Specialty OPEN HATl MOAVj to a FOR SAt. tiuu equity in ItHS Cr-le tallun waiiin, raitio, healer, anil free.e Plume 3 otOl l4a CHEVHOLJET. black deluae ciniim, iwtd heater, del rtara nt Preaiotte, Via Phone UrtM or 3ni3 luniage St.. federal Huu.mg LADY, UI. want rumblnatlun realau rani work, or will ctxtk lir rrew, (Md cook , eaperlenred. needa Wot k Phone 4a f white enamel Wood range .13 no I nearly new gaa range l ihi 1 van bodr I new I hp oulbttard mutor 7- un S 4a oak frao. giM dir-. each fEul'LJCI. WAKfclKM SK ton SALE, twu 8iarnee kitten, female, l V eligible fur registration. Phutta i Lot'AL and long dlatance nvivlng by ea parianced furniture hen.llrr PKOPtJUt W AHKHOt SE AUCTION RALE EVERY SUNDAY Sale atari, at 11 (JO a. m Already Haled lledroorfi aulie. oil beat en, flat top dek. awing ntc-ferr, aiudii couch, orcaaional chair, typewriter, and miecellanetma artlrlaa Alao, liveatock including; eowa, halfera, hog, calvea RUMMERS LANK At'CTIOS MART Col. Bwigarl. Aurllurieer Sat Starta at lluo a. to Phone ftM2 HOI'XEKEEPEH WANTED" room" bad and wagea Sundaya off I'lmne Mlu. WHX tilVE day rare to on or two children. Call S liuo. NO EUR, no muaa. when rtwv4 by ua I'EOI'l.e WA HKHOI ha. WAHtN MACHINE fur aale. Uaabte " 7 SO Phone 92int. rot It ROOM HOME on California Ave, with large lot. paving paid A bargain, only fcUM uo and only eJ-O down. $40 OO per month Don Klrkpatrlrk. Sateaman rVERETT DE.N.NIS. REALTOR 21 No 8th Phune S4U1 STAHK NI'RHEHIE and Orchard Co. lndacaping, planting advlaor. rhone 4AI7 or H4.ui JU41 Rhaata Way. Theo dora Dlckaon m m 1 1 ; " " HUNTER'S ATTENTION Duck a and eeeae dreaaed Pick up and delivery any place in the city limit I rnnne anu or u tuaraai nt., apu i 1 "RCCt'HiT V" t-ail KKt Ptoi'iJLi WAItkllOLSk. THE POKlLANU HHANf.lt ot a na- Kianiath ralla dlvulun. Vse can give pernanent work with a good future lo tha two matt and one tad ac tec tea 1 he ar aatea pualliuna and reguita thai ou be butnlalile. Wa ar pre pared to give adequate training ao If uu nave iever aoid Or fore, imiii in and talk to ua, uu may b Juai the person we want Ak lor Mr. Itauoi gardner. Hotel Wlnerna. balurday, Oct. XI. -10 a. m. rOR SALE, anotgun, Wincheatar model 17, S.O0U PhuiM MUi. FOR RENT. Ihre room furnlahed uarl- ment. adulla. IWU Crecenl rOK SALE, red hena Call 3040 NEW lu-o. grain ba. while they last 210 ach. PEOPLES WAREHOUhE " 23 WATT SOUND h Vol KM Amplifier witn lecoru ptaet. Com plat witn proector and ' iniae. fliWWd MON'l tiOMl-H V V. AMD DERBY'S MUHIC haa a law good ra coodllloned UOle radttta. phonograpna and con mi. a coin bina Uona. IV n. a lit Phon 41. . CORT, two noraea, on aurrel wltb blax fa. and four while alockinga and on ainall roan bora. Call Liyue Page at 7WM). MUST bfcLL, IU4H Eord club coup. Ilka new. wllh radio and healer. I emt io right parly. Will art-ept older car in tiau. Phune 4JJJ alter aU or SIjI daya. roil HALE OR THADE. equity In amall home near MeiHurU for equity in home In Hhaala achool dlatrlct. Call 3-iUUU. Eiill prlr 4O0. Tanna. tSED- POTATO 8AC.H, printed with your brand, I2'c each. PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WANTED, uaed atilomallfl electric pp corn popper. lu Laat Main, phon STHAYED to th Writ and Lyon ranch. A mllea Eaat of Merrill on the high way, a Hereford bull, about a year old. Phon Merrill urn. ltH3 I hrvaler or Oeneral Mulora priMluct Wrll Ho 337. ear Herald and Newt roH MALE I uil five paaaenger Super leluae Enrd coupe, grsod cnndllloit, lluee new tirea Johnny Kiiao, phorv TTH Tulelake, Calif STRAYED from C'rvatal Spring ranch In Olene. one four-year old Che- Kake I.lcena No IM: alao Rutl rrier, black with white niarklnga, llcent Nd I Via If found plaaa nofifr Dr Rharp at 4IM or 74a rOR IIEKINR moving and atorege rati pri'i.ri v. AHrtiot'E Klamath ralla Agenla rOR flAt r lHt Special Deluae Cher mlel htiatneaa coupe. eacvpllonall clean thrmiahMil. nw ruhbar. MIS Tall Vmn alter p tn rOH HALE, gtaod large " aecond hand Korea o'l healer with pipaa. Prlr ft 14 ui) Phone 7Ke. FOR HALE two a-lid oak doora. S ft ft and 3 ft H In f t . t Inrhea thick Complete wllh hardware. Chr.tr. ft M) Lucaa r urn t lure. Its K Man Rl OCK fir and rord wrmd. Hl'mM Deliverv on order ft4 V rank or 111 cord al yard nr22 tiutte Ht North. Ktrwart Artdtllnn or Phon J naaa WrT CO. .IT rat rrelht rrfrera h.M.r rvir f t ... Are lea ".t proni.te, WAREHOt'RE for further detalle 1 Meeting Notices MANZANITA CHAPTER No 1?7 OER. Wilt hold a alated meeting an rrldav. (VI 21. ai p m , in toe lOOf hall Viallnra and member ar invited lo attend Virginia Rrown, W M. Waller r. Brown. W.P. v" used hehi(.ehat6hS Three In Hood condition. 7 to ft. ca pacity. Your choice ftW MONTtiOMEHY WARD rOR SALE, uaed Kelvlnator refrigerator and Maytag; waihlng machine, $ for both or will aell aeparale. Phon 7lW4 ton RALE, waahlng machine. Ilk new. Reaaonable. Will deliver. Phone 2 I. '.41. bAO REPAIRING, cleaning and fuml- glln PEOPLES WAREHOUSE out or TOWN New reinforced concrete hulldlnjf, flOx70, at preaent renta for $.100.00 net par month. a Haa font cone ret alah In front of butlrilng that can be developed Into ahow room. Automobile agency available at whole tale Inventory, cam and parta, leaae at tractive at 9129 00 par month for large building; Writ Hov 3M, car Herald and New a COLORED OIHL want hour work. Call 0OM ton RENf.'nachelor'a cabin. Route 5. Box I04fl, Woctia. Mra. Gordon SOUTH RURURRAN DUPLEX""" Completely furnlahed 3 room modem apartmenta, floor furnac. utility porch, food incom. Irtooo. . a a TRAILER COURT Northald highway, 17 acrea, 1320 feel frontage, two hoiiai, 91102s with only 91000 down. a a a JOHN C. AROFTRfNOER !0IR MalnEvenlnra H3IO-47:i4i Ph. SftQI MOVINO, atorage. narking PEOPLES WAREHOUSE REOI'I AR MEETINQ of Dlaahled American Veter an and Auxiliary will be held rrld.iv. Ocl 3lat. in tha K C Hall, al It p rn L. A WIHTH. Commander. KLAMATH At.l4 AEKIE Na M Kiu,er mealing everv lvada night I 4,1 p m rok Hall h and Walnut Viaitin memoera iordiall meited. Lost ond Found Ra- LOhT, child a metal fram glaaae. wtiiii. 1 nun tmna LoT. brown folding-bag "containing wardrobe. aUo babv Irollerette, be tween Klamath Kalla and Weed If found plea notify W, I. Clemmer. Weed M.ttel, valun 7. Weed. Calif. . Reward. plea a Motel, or call collect I Generol Notices "no"hunting Allewcd on the Klamath Municipal Airport 1941 OLDHMOHI1.E Bed an Beautiful J-tone paint Job $870 BURNESS Slxlh and Walnut Phon MM A''OHOI.ICH ANONYMOUS", P. O Dug 2lM, Klamath ralla. DUCK HUNTEHS ATTENTlONT" A few mrmlierahlpfl open In duck chih, fifteen mlnulea from town. Call 7.121. Keaaler. DANCE atLorella Saturday' nlf ht. NOTICE Will neraon who found ladv'a plaatl checkered purae In Pelican theatre Run dav evening, pleaae return con tenia, keep money. Return to 101 So. Bth. N que. I Ion a iked. 6 Pertonoli PRIVATE rNVESTIOATIONS" Conault your detective aa you would your lawver or phvatcien Domestic civil, criminal caae Evedenc for court ar prlvat ua. Photography and aound racordlngi Mlaalng prao- locatad. National Detectives of Oregon fRegutvred Aganrv) Phone 4.140 nr 47fll "" isirnsVVV-u"liJVVVAJia 10 Sorvicet Order Now Tailor-Made Buckskin Leather Jackets ALSO Purses, Slippers, Belts ond Billfolds Prompt Service Jackson Leather Shop 3027 Bo. 6th Ph. 5328 I'LOWIMU, discing. Phena 1-ooos.