Herald and news., April 12, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

SATURDAY. At'ltH, 12, WI
1IKRAI.D AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON
page rtvt
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Stocks
Nl'.VV YtJltK I'll 'H'" twl
la.mlunlin "I lJ"'' ul"" U'lHUli"!
1,11,1 II iloil' V V..TS.-1'IKi IIH'K'U UII
iiu i luo Ui - mi i.ti'Ck niaikrl
;i oi:i r.-.n In Haltiriiay'a I
"'.'.'icei burrly liutlKcd frnin ll n
VlllUS ll'Vl'IH and t'liniiKM
iilumih-iI nmMly I" " '"
u r.liare.
Huiiip "I Uio radio and lelfvli.lcin
Mocks iJM'ke out l UH pattern
In ii lute lluiry ul demand.
HliH-kn I" irri cniiiimnlrii
wlm-ir plant Imvr l"r" I'V
the federal uovei inncnl In atrrl u
Mrlko were Tiirlirly lici.le. tcil A lew
MiHki-d nllulitlv. IICKOllBllOIUI III
Hie (Wipum were lii iririw.
Kvcn the railroad,, which have
In-rliiriiicd well rcccnllv III exiiri
tiilliin ul IitIkIiI rule liurreanea,
Inlliird alter mi IV adviiiiic.
Tulul nudum vnluinr nn the Muck
nu-hmiiic wnn estimated nt mound
MM.UOU Minim, compared with 4..I0.
oik) u vrcit HKO.
QUOTATIONS
.Sew t urU Mo. ki
lly The AiM''teo I rr
Ailinlinl (.'ortKirnlliin
Allied t'heinirnl
Allln ChiiltnrlN
Atnerlinn Alrlmen
Aiiierleun I'ower A l.lubt
Alneilenn 'lei. & 'lei.
Alueilrnli 'lobnecj
Anitroiiikit Copper
AtehlMin Knllioud
4 llrllileheiu Kteel
' llorlnr Airplane Co
Horn Wvriirr
Mui loiik'h' Aildlnu Murblne
Ciilllornm I'neklnu
Cnnudli.n rneilll
('iitrn tllnr Trtii lor
Celnlleic (oriornti,in
Chrysler Col pul ullon
Cltlei hervlre
Cminollitnled Mdlsori
(oiivilliluted Villlre
Crown .rile: bni-h
CurtIM Wrmht
I),iit-lui All i-nlt
duront de NeinuurF
I iitiiinii K' il.ik
l-:iuerMtn Itndlo
(lenernl Klectrlc
tlfliernl Ko'Hl.s
(ienrrnl Molorii
OenrKIn ' I'lywond
(tomlvenr The
llomrMnkP MUllna Co
lllleinatliilinl Hnrveftlri
liiternntlonnl I'mirr
Johm Mpllle
IC-nnecott CipiPt
l.ioln. Mi N. lll
l.n. khrcd A in-1 lit I
I.orw IncuiiKilitro
I in. : ll :i A
M ,!,!', 'I'lT'. Wlll.1
Nh-Ii Ki-I liinl',1
tv Vnrk Ontt ul
Suilhrrll I'm II. f
l'i,( ifle Aniflliull I'l h
l'.ii ilic Cini A Kl'illle
1'ncK f Tel. Tel
I'lHtaid Motor 'Jnr
l'riuiev I J C ) Co
I'enn-vylviinln H H.
I'rp-i Coin Co.
I'Mh o HiiiTmi
It'iilln Col poriitlun
i-.'rr lnrnip.
JI.nnnl'T lnrorp. I'M
l:rmhl!,' fleel
lrennlili Mf'.iilS
l:.,l!lrlil Oil
.Vnli'W.-v hlnir ll,e
f otl l'npt-r Co
i fmri Ilorhuck A- Co
r'liroitv-Vnruwin h'
rnlllliri-l I'm III,
hi .Hlilnlil Oil Culll
i-tiuiilelil Oil N .1
I hlllelinkef Colli.
riitv.h!np Mlnlll"
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Cllion Oil Ci'liipliliy
Villon I'nelfir
Tnlierl A'rllnei
Tn.'ed Mrrriill
t'l:.lr,l C-nmnitl'll
Vll'Tll Ftnles l'lvvooo
1 luted Kt-ile-, Sleel
Vriiier rirlutc
V'eiern I'nlin Tel
Ve-tinKhoiire A'r, Hrike
VetinnMnuie Klectrlc
V.'tKilwoith Coinpunv
Obituory
Morgiin Monroe llr'tt. IT a r.tlvr
of Fl l)nfln. A'k. and m rllcnl nf
China l.mk CnUt . rftl nr TulUV.
April 10. Hurvlvnr Inrlud lh
wirtow. Aiirula V . China l.ak CalK.
iwii n, l-o 8, Saaltlv. and Thfo V,
WhMlltr rHf : HiUf Klhl 8h'n
iifii. iinuinn. iflJil. mr. run "
a irembrr of Mnf iHa Lodg M, t. A
A M . I.lt'la Ho'-k, Arhanta. Auld Ci-
Ulorv. S"nlMh TM SnrlnX-, Vj
:'rt1lv Tfmntf. AAONM Shrtn. Nur
f'tltt. anrl h- A of M , China Ijiria
Thr hnrty ti f'.rwarilvrt via Roulharn
Pm-Iflr tn li( Wh1lr-Emirann ruiiTftl
i:..,nr. Whlll.fr. Calif . frr final ntf
iMlrrti rtl will Ink filar r In th P"
intl :lnri.l Park Wliltlirr. latrr
Ward Kli"lh Funrral Hnrna In
liifi. Hnulon. Texat. Mr. PHU wm
OFDI.VARV HANDITS'
.lAKADTA. Indonesia l.n Scvernl
croups of alined outlaws, totnlllng
102 men. hnve given themselves up
In nulhorltles In the rice district
of West Jnvn, nccordliu; lo police
reports. Tho report nld they did
not belong to nnv polltlcnl combnt
group bin were "ordinary bandits"
who had opernled In the men since
before World War II.
FOR SALE!
Succenful Retail Bucineu
Main Street Location. Muit have
$50,000 caih to handle.
WRITE BOX 97 e-o Herald-News
All Information confidential
Tuesday Values
See MONDAY'S Paper
LIVESTOCK
OiK'Ad-O '11 lo. wen mint
nl wlitiin it ., T., 4iv ii Miikc
Hiilunlny ul thr v,u til u w.-k in
v.iiWh tuiiMil.t ii'H h die Miinllt'tst
nmiMr i Mn- lu:.L Oriuhrr
I '11. n ihou in ircr,iU tt.rrrtjiiu.il
lirlp to iirirri. uliiih fliil'.hcd About
I unlmn::rti Iioin n un it nun. In
nomr JnHtiuicpn Uvn ot .!t rrnt'i
. wcie rrcoi ilnl, bMIm likU now a
unlnril .... (ii.l ..
CnlllP inciiJl.H nlso (ill off, be
ItiK thf mi i ii le -.I fur thr vrur lo
i Mr. Mini nlt'crn wrir nfcufly nl
ihoiiHh pom indrt Kiiliinl mound
IfiO tcnlii Itrlli'i'H iili.o were U) M)
crnln lop Pi ter nr $31) 76. WcM-
'rru lrI enttlr mu'K' up ci Minrp
lv liirrriihrd nriTmiiKt "I thr run,
principal II v f.U'vm from Colorudo
n ml Nrhriihkii
i ()M nop fdiuiKhtrr lmiibn wrrr
MrohK to 60 rent hh'hrr lor U
urrk. lop inn hid $'JU 7ft. lilflirht
prlrr Mncf lift .li.mmi'v. Tiirrr
wnri kood drinnitd for In mbn In
ihr 117 to nr pound briirki'l nn th
wrrk clnicii.
GOPstoEye
Candidates
A imnel dlMUi;on ol qunllllrp
t,ni nl the l.e ie-cl'litf . Il'-li'ibll-rnn
i-iiiidldnlri lor 1'iei iiienl Ii lo
be Mioninred Tuenil.iv by the VmniK
Kcimhllrniit (')tit)
Clirt llninnker In to tnke the pnrt
ol (len UwlKhl FlMiihower; Hill
Wnlr will Mienk l"r (iell I) llulnn
MnrArthiir; Urine Wlrt'i lor lli'ro'.l
Hie "'en: Evn Cook lor Fen. Itoberl
Tnfl nnd I'orrer' Kellv lor Clov.
Till W ii 1 1 en
A d.l'i'cr Ii to be -el tl nl
li 30 pin . nnd the loruni will tint
nt 8 p in. rcrton?' plni.ii ni. to
attend the dinner nre n-l:ed to
innke reervntloin bv Mondnv by
phonliiK M74 or The public
14 Invited
X
IIIRIMH
' nttA7M,t t. Il- in M Ihr K:tnih V
r I..-PH-I. April 11. 1'i Mr
Mn hatlrt lltarlllr. Mali. )r .
gill Wrigltf 1 i,Jiuli 7 unr
ftrriNIKHK l'urii 1 K''.iii
In H--:'tl. Aim. I II. lfM l"
Mi Ami-. i n;t
gltl Wr.BlH 7 I'"1'1'"' ' '
..in I I II I II
VI-
Ctieii.iil" mn t I .-ii.ivr
t,ini-iii n
K
l l.l.r - t " fl
J.IUi Jl O.'.r-lr-.l
r ruin V IJ OlivCi
1 Ihf-fr.ui
..! ilul'.K
ir tt
.1.1'
1 (Kill)
)aw. It t'UiDlt
,lc .t..rir.l Ai...l
II, IMU flat Utl Al t I limKr.
. ur1l I'Uu.Mlf i uli.m I iv
n,iii..r rliil'tim. 17i ! ' "'nth ' nt:-1
Miii.it. ;i.i"'fl flilrn 'fit. J.
U frrlll, alloinc) ur jjininl.K
Union Shop
Snarls Steel
WAKlllNCiTON '1' Thr t'i'in-pul.-.oiy
union mcinber.tlilp r-Miu
wim leporlrd Siiturdny lo be illi
nium Muinbllnit block ol boili un
uirrrniriu b'-lreii the jeied ..tefl
.InuuMl v mm the tovei ninenl, und
I'lTMlrnl I'lllbp Mi.rrny
blnl l oliipun.tn IhcuiNelve-. could
nol nrre on the union hnp lMie.
Mil. would ll'ijlll'-e nil slrehMil kel
to belong lo Miinnyi i.lrelwolkeri.
union
borne linn were reported wlllmij
to ulve Muiiiiv n tiKKiilird lorni oi
the union .-.hup. oiheis Mill were
' h ildii.K mil pi'.uiKt it
The un. oils exc.-utive bwirl
blun.lv wiirneil Frubiy iniMit llu't
IK Piillrnee wi, , "i.ol Iner.hnUNll-
bU ' n pli-in hint Moin Hie union
lliul il iiiilu.-.!iy wii-. Iiiiiili lo innke
1 n coli.nicl. the uneniinenl -holild
llo so ll a slllkf Is lo be ii voided
"Hie tune 1.- overdue.' Ihe un
I Ion's executive board mi id in " re
loluiloii. "lor n seiili-nieiu bused on
!lhe (WKe Ktablllriitloni Uonrdi
' reconimrndatlonp "
i The WSU'a pioposaui. rcMited by
'lerl rompanlex enllx lor a 17'.
cent pay boost, the union shop and
iollicr beneliin eitiiniiilt'd by the In
Idu.ilry to be worth an BvernRe 8 '3
j rent hourly per worker. 'Die work
ers now have earning averaging
nboul VI an hour.
-' ;
oiHiRiir ( oi nr
Olen O. Danlrv, ovrrluatl. 'orfrll 17"
bait.
Jamii Y.. Hurley, viola Htm hlc rule
Fine 7 30
Madrn Wllrox. failure atop at atop
alrn Fln $0.
l.ai rm I) Jack. in. driving rcvoknl
pcdlod- Kin m()i or 47", datn.
Phillip A. Ktrhnlt, no front fender.
Fine (A.
Ml Ml ITM. CO. PIT
rrancUro Guerero, dunk. fine i!3
nr 7'i ilaya.
New Suit Hits
Timber Title
1 if 1 1 1'l I A MH l A i..IIii.k uiill
I win Illi'il hiMf I' rid. iv Invclvliiu Uic
lilip (il IiiUiiiii iiintji'ilnndH ut
.(Jilil li.'ni.'li, Ore.
1 'Inn mnt filed ul Hum I). Alrx
nmli'i. Unld lloncli Uwv.vr, In this
third In rnnnr-rt.on with the Auk.
'I, lli.il, rule mm wirrn of Umber-IiiihI-.
'IJih Iniid wim Bold I'V two
1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 ui fur ti:i!i.omi It in rrporlcd
'to he worlh liiuu.wo.
Ali'xniulrr li' I: i in liln Milt Unit
hi' be mIvpii title lo the In lid for
imVmrnt lo the I nd. nil of 1136,000.
II'' conlnndi hff mid the irnle nr
niiiMi'd with Ihn two Indtanii but
Unit lulrr diiotlirr pnrlv ntetmcd
In nnd took ovrr Uio piirnhnnc.
1 Other lllln miltn hnve been llled
by the Fi'deml tlovernment nnd n
I'oillimd bunk. 'Ilieir nik that th
Mile be net nnlrie nnd tlie bind
leturiiid to the Indlnnn.
Firm's Assets
Info Ordered
I l'Oltll.AM) 11 - The olliccra
lol the former rinilern ti Wenlern
'Lumber Company Friday were
'in dei ed lo nccoun'. lor Ihe com
oiinv'n iiKM-tn lo a flout) of minor
ity rtorkholdeia an.-r u ludue re-
M ili'led ll -lol'k hill'-
'Ilie roiiilinnv w.if dl'. olved 111
11)411 wnh about four million dollar
ll, I'-elr.
I-'fiern helra of ?he lute Phillip
Biiehn-r broimhl x-ill aKalreil the
rompiinv'n former officer-, clnlm-
lo" Hun bv Irnud nnd rnlsrenie
: Million Mr". Myiile .Spnimer
ii.ilu.eil lo :ll lo:' SI'lO n !.hnre
in,.- f'-'Kl :.li;iu- ol compnnv
i-:oek vhirh il-.e mid oliier helri
ov nid. Tie vnlue of the nloek wns
htl nl f '"') n slinr
Ciirn.t .lub'e Allied P. Uob.'.on
iiiled Hint Ihe 'liners had eon-'.-,,
i-eit to delrniKl the Morkholdcrs
;.,iil r,f roine Hi(j..hij nnd orderefl
Hie stork Mile ici nded nnd nn
: 1 1 'ounaiiK of Ihe company'.', pro-
I ri tle-i.
Reunion Has
Tragic Ending
I AWTON. Dkla . An ta.ler
nwn.oii tui n' ,ol(i.i-r-(iil'r who
wt. to M-f In-. 10-wcetcs-old hop
tnr list lir-.t tune -ulrd In truutdv
batuiduv wlun ii o-iii-l fire tiapprd
i.nd Miliocau-d Ii:. wtlc und bnby.
MuinrA u'lpt i.irounh thr top
(loor Uic lour - Mory brick Mid
huui Ituirl iii 6 n in , furring nbuul
l.F0 k'li-Nt s ln'i c Icr the lioltdity
urrtcrild lo IU-r.
Mi', (. imrif. K Jones III, nboul
19. Chi'inb rN. i'enn.. nnd h e r
vm. 10 ttrck old Rnniild Krnt.
.tilf.K nird Kour oilier., nol idrn-
d iniiueilliilelv. were Injured
M
her,
.lone, nnd rer son arrived
l-'udi'V wliil her husbantl'.s
pill I l;l
Ml
nnd Mm. Cllnrli'.s
I
June , II.
ANS
'lliev hrul iniK'f ;:lnll." for a le
111 . run v,1u-ii Jones rot n weekend
nil' s fidiii ofheer ci ndldnle school
ui Fori Sill
He wn-. 10 see his sun for Die
fir-1 tune bill it turned out, ll
wii'- onlv In dentil.
Jones arrived nl the fire scene
.shiirilv i.lter the bhic Mm li d. He
aid he miw -.moke from the fort,
anl " oini'luiw irot here. I don't
cen leincinber how."
'11,e hotel, which has 100 rooms,
lu ciowdrd Willi visitors who
plaiini'd to ntlcud Ihe nuttonally
I.iriri-ii'. Knst'-r -iipri.se service In
tl.e Wie'-it:i Mount mis neirr here
and in hold reunions with Fort Sill
ro'd it-
iim'i'in
I -l-,l l),,l-.tnti renol'tcr for The
l.nwton Cnfr.tuutlon. wns one of the
hrsl at the scene. He snld Mrs.
Jones npiuirenllv wis trapped wilh
l-.cr loom lo n hn'.l window.
He aid there we-e shutters on
the window which ooen easily out
ward, but apparently she was ei
ther overcome bv r moke or was
loo nnnickv tn op"n them.
She ins found ad nt the win
dow, the bnbv beside her.
Annual McKenzie
Parade Slated
KUOF.NK (.1 Uoal gullies on
,111c M, Ki-ni'ic liiver w in noin uicu
in, nu, ,1 White Wnl-.r Boat Parade
! Fnster Sundnv.
I Tlimisrinds of .ipectntors nre ex
l ecicd lo line Ihi banks of the
jr.ver '.o v.ntch the bonis run the
iicachcioiis rapid.-. Cniesi bontmen
I rum Hicr riven will Join the
McKenzie guides li; the pnrnde.
-.-.. ..eherinlerl tn stnrt
I til- iii'iii,,- -
nt Reri-.ides. nboul 40 miles cast
ol Fugi'iic. nl 10 30 a.m. A noon
lunch will be served and Easier
rervlcci will precede the parade
... it. ,.'.,. s:,.hnnt nt 8 n.lll.
,.n the pn si. there '.its never been
u fritnl nccideir. Jlliuig tnc niuw
Wnlcr pnrnde.
Famed Artist
Coming Here
Dale of Ihe regular meeting of
Ihe Klainnth Art Asportation lias
been stepped bp from April 21 to
April 14 In order lo liuve Ihe meet
ing during the visit ol California
Winters Inninus West coast nrllst
who will visit the Art Center.
She will give demonstrations In
painting, techniques and use of new
materials. Miss Winters travels as
on Instructor for art teachers.
The meeting will start nt 8 p.m..
.there will be refreshments nnd the
I public is invited.
Woallior
Wcalem Oregon Partly cloudy
Kiilurday; rain late rlnlurdny nlulit
;nnd btiuday; parlfnl clrn rlnir Hun
Iduy afternuon; III ill Hnturduy Ii
'lo Tl; low Hnturduy iniihl 40 to
18; cooler Hundny with liluh !i! lo
'Hi: Koulherly wln.l:; of 10 to W
in Ilea an hour off the couM, In
' i o.cr.liiK to tj to t! mllnn an hour
iBiilunliiy nluht nnd beromlnir went-
'erlv nr Hnnl l.ueslei I' Hniirtnu filler.
IIOOII.
l'inMtern Oregon - I''nlr Baliir
duy: Inrreahlng cloudine; a north
portion Hul in dy nluht and In noulh
portion HiiiiclHy : hx'it rnln Hundny
oi' Hiii'dnv nlletnuiii: hlKhn bold
dnys 65 to CO; low fjaturdny night
M to -lo.
OranlH Pana nnd Vlclnllv
Partly nunny Bn'urdav: cloudy
Hundny with occii:.Knnl ruin; hmii
Bnturda 66: low Pnturdny nighi
40; high Sunday 00
Bv The Aiocl.tled Pre
24 houra ending at 4:.10 a.m.
.M ix. Mln. I'ri p.
linker
l-.UKene
l.n Or, in (It
I.nkevlew
Medlord
N'orl'i Hcnd
Ontario
Pendleton
Portland 'Alrpli
Ml 20
114 411 T
(.11 31
(, 30
70 .10
.VI 40
wi in
(.4 30
9 ' 38 T
1,11 4 I
Ci 38 T
f.? 32
42 37 T
.'3 3 .'JO
!,4 47
i;:i .vj
M 3.'i
r, f4
r,o 50 -
f,4 ?l)
61 37
rircebuig
fjalem
I Holie
'ChlcniM
fje nver
Purekn
Lor. Angelen
New York
Red Bluff
1 ?nn Franclco
iBenttle
i Fpokane
i Strike Stops
Tacoma Paper
TACOMA PicAMiion went
on 'ink-? lSniurd.iv in a u&irc di.s
pule at 'Ihe Nrs Tribune, 'Ja-
ftoiiiah only daily lipwjspapcr.
i The innnugcn-rnt r.nld pressmfn
'it.'ikcd $3.10 an hour for day uorlc
nnd rejected un ofer of 2.9b.
Of.'lciah of th? Intcrnuon&I
Prnuintr Pressmen and AsMMnnu'
L'nton IAFI-) were rut immediately
mnihihlc lor roinii."nt.
i News 'iribune tv.ecutivc said
' piukrt! appeared without notice
iiilrr employe had reported lor
vork. They laid other unions were
not n.ked 'o piivs 'he picket llne.s
nnt l!iat efftrt.s would not be made
."under present conditions to main
t;iln conlinuous puo!:calion."
t 17e paper publishes Mvernl
nfternoon edition.'. Tnere Is a Sun
day piiper. the Tiicoina Sunday
Ledirer, under the iainc mannKC-
t ment.
Publisher Frank P. Brker of the
News Ttlbune said the scale ftoucht
jbv the pres'inen would exceed the
, LliheM ncw.spHper pressmen.'
ihralr in the United States by nearly
' 15 rents an hour.
' The management snSd the 26
retrulnr Journevpifn preysmen who
worked live day:, or more durlntr
the ue.'k ended Aonl 10 were paid
iiii average of Mil 48 each.
Jap Soldiers
Stiil at War
1 MANILA f A new attempt to (
tnuuee Japanese .strain. ers of
Woild War II on LubuiiK Inland to!
surrender will be made soon, j
Government sources said Ptesl-
dcnl Klpidlo Quirino has granted ;
permi-sftion lor a Japanese civilian, j
known I.erc only a.-. Dr. Onoda. to
'tome from Jupan and make the (
atlcmpt. I
Tnr .ource.s said Onoda rewrt-
(cdly was a brother of one of the i
ilradKlcrs. j
i The Japnnc.se are holdinK out In :
Junle.s of Lubaiig. near the'
, entrance to Mnnila Bay. They are
, accused of klllniR a Tillpino lasi
Jan. 111.
I The number of former Japanese
'soldiers hldinR ou Ut the Phlllp
iptnes is e.siimnted unofficially at
i about 1.000. scalterrd mostly in the
'mountains of Northern Luzon. Min
doio and Mindanao Islands.
They Fish
And Think
a.te.ur'-rMir ISA VAn- In i-i-a nut
fishliiK remains one of the favorite
pastimes of the Ru: sinus.
1 lie fishes ir. all the seasons. Even
in the depth of winter, when there
is Ice on the riverj and the ponds
j nnd lakes are frozen lo the thick
ness oi a man's budy.
! No lishliiR licenses are required.
I You just go and fish. Most of the
sprtiiK. luniiiier and autumn fishlnc
Iu ..-Un n nnla a n,l line fllld WOrill
bait, nnd from rvalclinm him. there
would seem lo be no more patient
fishermen in the world.
Ilie veal flsherninn enn sit on
a side of the bank lor hours wail
1110; for a bite. I once knew a Rus
smn named Pavel Ivanlch. When
he flnlshe.1 his work around b
o'clock everv summer afternoon he
would hurry home and drag out his
lishliiR tacKie ana n's,c "u "" "
the many little rivers around Mos
cow.
Sometimes he would return nome
j-horlly after dawn with nothlntr
more than a hue appetite ad
wet clothes.
"A very terrible night." I would
remark.
"No. not at all." lie d reply very
seriously.
"Well, you dldu l eaten any usn.
"But I thouuht a ureal dcnl,"
hewould any.
"Thought a great deal? About
what?"
"Pish," he would any with a sigh.
I,n'l a.,etrr,r " ha, SUnllld ftdd
brightly, "tonight I'll get them. I've
got more patience than the fish.
I'll out-wait them."
Sure enough, two or uiree morn
ings later he'd hold, up a string
with 10 or 13 Jish.
"They couldn't wait," he'd laugh.
"I could." ,
Pishing tackle stores abound in
Moscow, this big inland city nun
AnAe r.f ,nh nurnv from the sea.
They sell hooks, line, sinkers, corks,
nets, reels, minnows etc.
Their annual business, it is sam,
runs Into millions of rubles.
OAS IMPOKT HEARING
BOISE UTI A hearing on an
application of Trans-Northwest Ons
Inc., to Import gas from Canada
has been moved up from May 13 to
April 32, the Publio Utilities Com
mission announced Saturday.
Legal Notice
NOTIf K TO f'llKDITOlin ,
NOTICK IH IIKRKHV GlVt.sf thai
Ilia iniilrilyiirrl hn Ihic.i api-olntril
K.Mtjeulor of Ih klHtiit ut Hum g
Mrilmll, llcrrli',(J. I.y thff Crrillt j
r.uurl lit 111 Hlal of Oregon for KUin-
Ih CiiiiiIv ,! ha. onallflad All
iill l,vlr,x i-lliit ulnt hAld KaUt
me i,'illlirl l proem Hi .Am u. rri
with proper vnti, tir. m tl, olfl, r.f
Win. K,l k-nrtjill, I'll, Tie flullillnc,
Kln,nlli I Mil.. Ori'gi.n. within lk
HiMlllli run, MkM'ii Hl.",2
JIJMN A. MAHMIAM.
f .iiltnr of II, r..Utr rf
llatli Y. Mf.hall, Deleaved
M. 22.11). A. S.I2 No. Oil
NOTICE OK DATP. or
MNAI. KKTTI.KMKNT
IN THE CIIIC'MT I.OI.'ftT OK
IMC. HTATK ejr OHP.GON
fOII KI.AMATII COI NTY
In the inaltrr ul II,- Kfttale of
, fcl.MKH L. IIOI.T. Ilt,r....
Nolle la heichy given that I hav
fllrrl toy final arrounl of lh adnilnia
I Iratlon of II, ahove enlitlrrl 1al anrl
that lh Court haa appo.nteil April 2D.
1112 al 10 a in aa lh lone for hear-
I leg ohlet tlona to au. h final arcouot
and lh .ettlen.ant thereof (
Delia M Molt. Administratrix ;
I fianong Af (;aiiong :
Atlorneya for Ailrninutralrlx I
I M 2'1-A 5-l21BNo 1127 ,
" Sill ICK ' I; ')ATK. OK
i FINAL STTLF.MENT
I.N THE I IIIC't'lT COI.'HT OK !
TtlK KTATE OK OKKfiON I
KOII KI.AMATII COUNTY
In th Matter o the K-.taie of
HA Rl: Y t. WILSON. D-cad 1
Nolle la hereby given that I hav j
filed my final arr-ount Of Ihe adminia- I
. Irallon of the above entitled ute .
end t,t the 1 ourl haa ap..oih'ed A, li I
?a lfl.12 at 10 a m at the 11m for !
hearing objection, to aurh final account '
and Ine aetilenieot thereof j
Emma Wilaon. Executrix t
Oanong it (Janong
Allon,ea for T. a, otrix
M 20 A. 5 12 10 No .1I
in Tnr cincuiT court op
THE .ST ATK OF ORV.dOS
VOtt KI-AMA7M COUNTY
NOTICE OK liATE Of MNAI,
IKFTTt TMENT
In ihe Mattrr of the Estate of LE3
IK W Vr.ATT.. iJert-aM-d
Not ire i heieby given that I have
i let, my final arroutil '-f 'he arlTiinl
alion of th? alvi entitl' e.iaie and
iki ihe court ha appointed .May S.
'('a al Ht a in. tn liir.t- f'ir iar
if ih)ectlon lo jh final arcount
nd the ae 1 1 foment thereof
Helen IJ I'eatr. Adminutrairtx
anonf & Genorif
,ltornii for Adininilratrlx
prll 5 12-ITt 2. No- I4
NOTICE Or DATE or
FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of
THE ST ATK OF ORLOO.N ,
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY i
In tht Mailer of tht- Et,ute of ARLET ;
C EDS ALL, IJceaed
Notice u hereby liven that t have
f led m f'rn: t- rejui ; .,f the rdmlnts- '
trauon of the aiwe entitled eilale and ;
li Jit f'e Cuiirt he appt'nted niav R. i
IP'.Z. at 10 a.m. sa the tirne for hear- i
li. gr i t-;ertion to nw h f.nal account '
and the aelllement thereof I
Ida Nordtne Edsall.
E;.erulrlx 1
Cnnong it Canorit
A llorne t for Exerulrlx
A i-12-19-26 No. t3Q
NOTICE OF IATE OF
FINAL SKTTl.tMENT
IN THT. CIRCUIT COIHT OF
THE STATE OF OKECiON
FOR KLAMATH COU.NTY
In tiie Metier of the Estate of
THANK FERRARI. Defeated
.Notice I heiehy given that I have i
fl--i m f"ai "-oiin the pdimini
traliun of the above eniitled eUite and
that U-e Court ha-. a,.p"l-led Mav 6.
l'l-M, at 10 a m. ai the time for Sear
tiif nhjectiont to t'rh final account and
the Kttlcn.ent thereof.
N'-ra Quinn. Admtnltrnlrlx
u-i.h tlie will annexed.
Harry D. Boivin
Atlornej for Etate
A. JM2-1&-2G. No. 94!)
LAN CELL VALLEY IRRIGATION
DISTRICT
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Notice ii hereby Eiven tia-t the Board
of Director of l auKell alley Irne- 1
, tlon Dutrirt a"ting mi a Board of
i Kfjuahr.i.ttf.n will n eet al the office j
nf nfcid Distrifl at LrelU In Li-ngcll
Valley, on Tuesday. Msry IB. 1952. t 1
I 10 o clock AM tor the purpose of re
1 viewinr and correct. ng Ita aticttmenu :
and apportionn-eni oi iaxc.
' C W Wooten
Secretary of lngell Valley
Irrinatlon District
A ir-19 No. 933
HORSEFLY IRRIGATION DISTRICT
NOTICE Of MEETING OF
BOARD OF EQl'ALIZATION
Nnttr n hereby given lhat the Board
nf Director of Horiefly Irrigation D s
trirl acting aa a Board of Equalization
v. Ill meet at the office of naid District
at Bonanza Oregon on Tuesday May
C 1S52 at 10 o'clock a nv, for the pu--pose
of reviewing and correcting Its
aareasinenla and apportionment of
taxes.
John F. Heyden
Secretary of Horsefly
Irrigation District
A 12-19 No 9S2
Froman Kept
From Husband
SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico IP
San Junn police barred singer Jane
Fronian from the bedside of her
pilot husband. Capl. John C. Burn,
for several hours Saturday but
finallv relented and permitted her
to see him. He is one of 17 sur
vivors of a Pan American Airways
plane crash at sea Friday in which
52 persons perished.
Tr.li.-n liarl Icfnt. llCf fiWaV On
orders of District Attorney Zoilo
Dueno Colon, who questioned uurn
about the tragedy Just outside San
Juan harbor. The district attorney
hinted Burn would be released
shortly, but Rave no reason for
ordering him held incommunicado.
Meanwhile, the search continued
for 39 of tlie plane's Easter holiday
passengers but Coast Guard Cap'..
C. A. Anderson said: There's
practically no hopcaof finding any
of the others alive." The plane
crashed while on a flight to New
York. Thirteen bodies were picked
up near the scene of the crash.
Burn and his fellow crewmen
were credited with helping save
some of the passengers who es
caped alive in the boiling sea after
Ihe big aircraft cracked in two.
According to eye-witnesses Burn
helped launch four life rafts be
fore the forwnrd section of the big
four-engine plane sank.
A few minutes later Burn was
seen in (he water, holding a baby in
one arm nnd an elderly woman in
the other swimming doggedly
toward one of the raits. A rescuing
Const Guard seaplane pulled all
three aboard, but the woman and
the child died within a few minutes.
A similar crash brought Miss
Fronian and Burn together. Bum
was co-pllot of the plane thai
cracked up In the Tagus. Himself
badlv hurt, he kept- the singer
afloat while telling her how much
he'd always liked her singing.
Miss Froman underwent more
than a dozen operations to save
her crushed leg. She made a come
back In her career In a wheelchair.
A moving picture "with a song In
my heart" told of her courageous
Most'of the dead and missing In
Friday's crash blamed on engine
failure were Puerto Ricans.
Nationalists Ask
Name Change
TAIPEH, Formosa WI The
Chinese Nationalist government
said Saturday, ita proper name is
"the government of the Republic
of China."
. It wants that name used here
after on all official documents.
It) an announcement through the
official Central News Agency, the
government frowned on use of tlie
terra "National Government," now
In common usage.
Legal Notice
RESOLUTION NO 1104
A rcafjlution declaring th Intention
of the common rouneil to pava and lm
prova Lawrtnea ft treat from lha
aoulhwaittrly line of Newcajttle Htreet
'formerly an alley' lo lha touthweat
arly line of lha allay at tha rear of
lot 17. hit. 8, and lot 12. bill. 1.1.
Hllliirla Addition; and declaring and
directing certain vtep-i ba taken in con
nection therewith: iaid project to ba
known aa Improvement Unit No. 111.
WHEREAS, the City Engineer, pur
uant to a reaolutlon of tna Common
Council heretofore adopted, having filed
plan.. peciflration and eitlmale-i for
Ihe roat of improving. Lawrence Street,
from Ihe fionlhwealerly line of New.
catle htreet iormeriy an alleyi to lha
Southwetterly line ol the alley at the
rear of lot 17. block 8. and ot 12,
Block 13. IlllUlda Addition Klamath
Falla. Oregon; and the Council finding
the Kald plani. opacification! and etl
mate latUfar-tory for ia.d prntecl.
which ahall be known at IMPROVE
MENT UNIT NO. lid.
THEREFOf. t. be il reaolvad by tna
Common Council of the City of Klam
ath Falla. Oregon, duly aimbled in
regular aeaalon. a follow.
Hection I.
That atd plam. aperlflratlone and
ettKnatea for the Improvement of aaid
portlona of aald afreet, heretofore flUd
by the City Engineer, ba and the
ame are hereby approved, and aaid
project ahall be known aa Improve
ment Unit No. 116.
That the Common Council of the C'ty
of Klamath Falla. Oregon, hereby de
clare IU Intention lo improve aaid
portion of aald treel in accordance
with aid j'lana. (pec if icatlona and esti
mate as follow:
TYPE "t" To ronalit of "paving
treet five inehe In depth of asphalt
concrete pavement; 30 feet overall
v.idth including cement curb and gut
ter., from Pacific Terrace to alley at
rear of lot 12. Block I t. Hillaide Addi
tion and 3 feet in overall width, in
cluding cement curbs and gutter. Irom
Pacific Terrace to Newcastle treet.
Cement walk 4 Inchea in depth by
5 fret in width will be comtructed
wt ere none exist at the prevent time.
Sanitary ewer houae connection will
be constructed from the center of the
treel to the back of the curb to pre
vent cutting the pavement at a future
ture date to erve unimproved prop
erly. Sanitary aewer manholes and lamp
holea will be raised or lowered to
meet the finuhed pavement surface.
TYPE "C" To conlt of paving
itreet six inche n deplh of cement
concrete pavement 30 feel in overall
width, including cement curbs and ful
ler, from Pacific Terrace to alley at
rear of lot 12. Block 13. HilUide addi
tion: and n feet in overall width, in
cluding cement curb and gutter from
Pftciflc Terrace to Newcastle Street.
Cement walk 4 inches In depth by
3 feet In width will be conitructed
where none exUt at the present time.
Sanitary aewer house connection
ill be constructed from the center ol
the street to the back of the curb to
prevent cutting the pavement at a fu-
lure dae to terve unimproved prut-
holes will be raised or lowered to : 1 1 Ml RITE SERVICES of Relight-
meet the finished pavement surface. j Ing the Lights will be held at the .Ma-
The estimated eost of alt classes of 1 sonic Temple, Easter Sunday morning
improvements embracing all work and t 7:30 a m. All Knights Rose Crouc
materials for the complete improve- i welcome to thi service. Easter mom
ment of said project for each type of I breakfast at the Wlliard Hotel at
pavement being as follows: j 8;I3 ia open to all Scottish Kit
TVPE "E Asphalt Pavement 17.-j Masons. - Herman Glsvold Secy.
301 74
TYPE
3.114
C" Cement Pavement $22
Section II
That the property tying within the
ndaries hereinafter descrtDca oe i
and the same is hereby declared to
be benefiUd by the said Improvement,
loX
Beginning at the most Westerly
ner of lot 15 Block 8. Hillside Add!-
it,.ne. vrrthaiterlv on Nortn-
ue.ierlv line of loU 15. 1. 19. 20. '
21 .r and 4 of said Block 8; and
in.', i' to 11 12. 13. 14. of Block 7 I
of said addition to the most Northerly , resolutioa of the Common Coun
rorner of lot 14 in said Block 7: thence I d heretofore adopted having filed
Vunthe-.irlv on the Northeasterly line ,
of said lot 14 and lot 7 in Block 14
of said addition: thence Southwesterly
on the Southeasterly line of lots 7, 8.
8 10. 11, 14, of said block 14. and
lots 3. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 H. of Block
13 in said addition to the most South
erly corner of lot 14 of said Block 13;
thence Northwesterly on the r'-ortheast-erly
line of Eldorado Avenue to the
point of beginning.
That all the property included in the
afore'aid boundaries above described
be the same t hereby declared to be
lunafiiari hv ca.d t it. n rove ment an
eased lor Uie expense uiercui.
Section III
That Monday the 3th. day of Mcy
1932. at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M.
in accord with time peiailing on that
aate an.d the Council Chamber of the
City Hall In Klamath Falls. Oregon, be
fixed at the time and place for hear
ing of oblections and remonstrances
against said proposed Improvement.
Section IV
That the Police Judge be and he Is
hereby authorised and directed to
cause notice of such hearing to be
published as provided by the City Char
ter of said City and shall publish this
resolution a provided by law. and
within five daj s after the first publi
cation thereof the City Engineer shall
cause to be conspicuously poted ut
each end of the line of contemplated
improvement uch notice as U provid
ed for by law and ordinance.
Pawed by the Common Council or
the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, this
7th day of April. lf:.2.
Presented to the Mayor and by him
approved and signed Urn 10th day of
April 1922.
Robert A. Thompson Mayor
ATTEST: Robert M. Elder
Police Judggc
STATE OF OREGON
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS
SS.
I Robct M. Elder Police Judge or
the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, do
hereby certify that the above and fore
going ii a true copy of a resolution
introduced and adopted by the Com
mon Council of the City of Klamatn
Falls Oregon, at Its regular meeting
held on Monday the 7th day of April
1952, and thereafter approved and
signed by the Mayor.
Robert M. Elder. Police Judge
A ll-12-t-15-16-17-18-l-2l-22. No. 961
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT
COUHT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
HENRY ALBERT BAILEY Deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned administratrix with the will
annexed of the estate of Henry Albert
Bailey deceased, will, from and after
May 12. 1952, at 10 o'clock A.M. at
the office of Ganong V Canong. 724
Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon,
proceed to sell at private sale for
cash, the following described real prop
erty of said estate, to-wit:
Lots 3 and in Block 7 of St. Fran
cis Park, in Klamath County. Oregon.
Said sale will be made pursuant to
order of the above entitled Court dated
and entered on aprtl 8. 1932.
VIOLET EMMA MESNER
Administratrix with the wiU
annexed.
A 12-19-26 M -3 No. P53.
NOTICE
All persons, corporations, syndicates,
partnership!, and .societies doing busi
ness in the City of Klamath Falls. Ore
gon, are hereby notified that their Busi
ness. Occupation, or Trade license tee.
for the year beginning on May 1. 1932,
and ending at the close of April 30.
1933 will be due and payable to the
Citv of Klamath Falls. Oregon, at the
Office of the Police Judge in the City
Hall for said City, on May 1, 1952.
and if not paid before June 1. 1933.
will be delinquent on and after that
date. All parties falling to pay their
said license fee by June 1. 1932, will
be subject to the penalties provided bv
ordinance. The license fee may be
paid, without penalty, after the first
publication of this notice and before
June 1, 1932. The first publication of
this notice la April 2, 1952.
Thi. nniif u tfiven under authority
of Ordinance No. 4330 of the City of
Klamath tails, uregon, generally
known ai the Business, Occupational
anrl Trade License Fee Ordlnan-'e. duly
adopted by the Common Council of the
City or Kianiatn rnu, urrion.
Don this 2nd day of April, 1932,
Robert M. Elder
Police Judge
City of Klamath raits, Ort.
A, a-S-fl-ia-lo-19-23-28, No. 933
NOTICB TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of
THE STATE OF OREGON
TOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
GEORGE V. AGER, Deceased.
Nntica In hcrebv I veil that I have
been appointed administratrix of the
estate oi ueorge w nr, ueccascu.
All persona having claims against said
estate are required to present them
to me, with proper vouchers, at the
rttc nt Go none A GanonB. 724 Mail
Street. Klamath FUa, Oregon, within
SIX mon. ns irom niarvn itf, ivoes, which
Is date of first publication of this no
tice. Blanch Ager, Administratrix.
Ganong b Ganong
Attorneys for Administratrix
M 20-A 5-12-19 No, B2B
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through box numberi at the paper
for a tervlte charge of 2oC.
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Classified display ads accepted up
to 111 noou for following day i pub
lication, ADJUSTMENTS
Please mane all claim foe adjust
ment" without delay.
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in following day publication
A
CARD Of- THANKS
AN EASTER MESSAGE
Thce line ar personally compoaed
by Mr Seonia e.pccuUy for and to
our mar.y frtanrJa in Klamatn Falls
"You, too. teem a Dart of th rnrmonn
anrl inurcat In our dear child a apirlt.
mind and heart." Mr. and Mra. Joe C.
Scoma and aon David Joseph.
FUNERAL HOMES
WAflDS Klamatn t'unerai Home, bstt
Hlrh Street. Plione 3334..
MEETING NOTICES
CALVARY COMMAND
RY. No. 16. Knights
Templar will hold Eas
ter services. 3 pm.,
Sunday. All Masonic
oodles and friends In
vited Job's Daughters
sill furnish the music.
Wm. D. MILNE. E.C.
Klamath Lodge No. 77
A P. and A.M. will hold
r s-ated meeting Mon
day, April 14, 8 p.m.
Senior Deacon's Night'
Visiting brethren in
vited. Refreshments.
DALE BEBBER
Worshipful Master
Legal Notice
RESOLUTION NO 503
A resolution declaring the intention
1U'" "U" iuuik-m mj pave ana
V7
. rainier iirwi irom me soum-
westerly line of Pacific Terrace to the
I southwesterly line of the alley at the
cor-,""0' llJik- 18" "" lo,lJ7- bU
Hilwide addition: and declaring and
directing certain steps be liken In con-
nection therewith; said project to be
Known as improvement unit No. 113.
Whereas the City Engineer, pursuant
niJinain iW
the cost of improvine. Painter street.
from tne aouthueiterlv line of Pacif it-
Terra ce to the Southwesterly line of
the Alley at the rear of Lot 12 Block
18 and Lot 17, Block 13. Hillside Addi
tion. Klamath Falla, Oregon,; and the
Council finding the said plans, specifi
cations and estimate!- satisfactory for
said project which shall be known it
IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 115:
THEREKORE. be it resolved by the
Common Council of the City of Klamath
j , Oregon, duly assembled in regu-
Section I
That said plans, specifications and
estimates for the improvement of aaid
portions of said street, heretofore filed
by the City Engineer, be and the same
are hereby approved, and said project
shall be known as improvement No. 115;
That the Common Council of the City
of Klamath Falls Oregon, hereby de
clares its intention to improve said por
tions of said street in accordance with
said plans, specifications and estimates
as follows:
TYPE -E" To consist of paving
street five Inches in depth of asphalt
concrete pavement 26 feet in overall
width, including cement curbs and gut
ters; sidewalks of cement, four inches
In depth by five feet in width to be
comt.TJCted where needed; and. sani
tary sewer connection will be construct
ed for lot 20 block 13. to prevent cut
ting of the pavement at a future date.
TYPE "C " To consist of paving
street six Inches In depth of cement
concrete pavement 26 feet in overall
width, including cement curbs and gut
ters: sidewalks of cement, four inches
in depth by five feet in width to be
constructed where needed: and, sani
tary sewer connection will be construct
ed for lot 20. block 13, to prevent cut
ting of the pavement at a future date.
The estimated cost of all classes of
improvements embracing all work and
materials for the complete improve
ment of said project for each type of
pavement being as follows:
iirt e. Aapn.au concrete pave
ment $8770. 41
TYPE "C" Cement concrete pave
ment 11,1159.60
Section II
That the property 1 ing within the
boundaries hereinafter described be and
the same is hereby declared to be
benefitted by the said Improvement, to
wit: Beginning at the most northerly or
ner of lot 4. block 13 of Hillside Addi
tion to the City of Klamath Falls Ore
gon: thence southwesterly on the north
westerly line of lot 4 22. 21. 20. 19
and 16 to the southwest corner of lot
18 of said block 13: thence southeast
erly along the southwesterly line of said
lot 18 and along the southwesterly line
of lot 11 of block 18 of said addition
to the most southerly corner of said
lot 11; thence northeasterly along the
southeaster!.)' line of lots 11. 10. 9. 8.
7 and 3 of said block 18 to the south
westerly line of Pacific Terrace: thence
northwesterly to the point of beginning.
That all the property included tn he
aforesaid 'boundaries above described
be and the same is hereby declared to
be benefitted by said improvement and
assessed for the expenses thereof.
Section III
That Monday the 3th day of May.
1952. at the hour of 7:30 oclock P.M.,
in accord with time prevailing on that
date, and the Council Chamber of the
City Hall In Klamath Falls. Oregon,
be fixed as the time and place for
hearing of objections ana remonstrances
against said proposed improvement.
Section IV
That the Police Judge be and he Is
hereby authorized and directed to cause
notice of such hearing lo be published
s provided hv the City Charter of
said City and shall publish this reso
lution as provided by law, and within
five days alter the first publication
thereof the City Engineer shall cause
to be conspicuously posted at each end
of the line of contemplated improve
ment such notice as is provided for by
law and ordinance.
Passed by the Common Council of the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 7
da y of April. 1952.
Presented to the Mayor and by n'm
approved and signed this 10 day of
Aprtl. I93i.
Robert A Thompson. Mayor
ATTEST: Robert M. Elder,
Police Judge.
STATE OF OREGON.
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS,
I Robert M. Elder, Police Judge ef
the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon,
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true copy of a reso
lution Introduced and adopted by the
Common Council of the City of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, at its regular meet
ing held on Monday the 7th day of
April 1932. and thereafter approved and
signed by the Mayor.
Robert M. Elder. Police Judge
A 11-12-14.13-1S-17-18-19-21-22 No. 900
NOTICE Is hereby given by the un
dersigned that the co-partnership here
tofore existing between WAYNE VAR
NUM and FORD FRANKLIN, under
the firm name and style of VARNUM
& FRANKLIN, was, on the 3rd day of
April, 1952, dissolved by mutual con
sent; The unfinished business and affairs
of the Co-partnership will b attended
to by FORD FRANKLIN who WiU dls
charge all obligations of said Co-partnership
and perform all of ll'a unexe
cuted Contracts.
DATED at Klamath Falls. Oregon,
this 7th 'Jay of April, 1032.
WAYNE VARNUM
FORD FRANKLIN
A 12-14 No. M4.
MEETING NOTICES
I00F NO. 137
Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M.
Fifth and Main S(s.
motcibCyclii club
Will mt at Arilff Cycle ShoptlTf
Klamath Ave Monday evening 7:fH)
p m. If you rid anything on two whle
that' motor-driven come to thee meeU
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2 LOST AND FOUND '
COST. Wedneaday, outer brake ' drum
for HO 7 Cat. between Lorella and
Olene. Reward. Phone Lorell 3101.
i.osf-eryaul Roiuirv belwn riTflild
Hospital and downtown. Phone MM aft
er 3 p.m.
LOST April Australian ahepherd lult-
Jrown dog. Klamath county llcanae alios
nawcrs to "Perk". Boy' pel. Phone
asat.
LOST, black coeKcr spaniel. Vicinity
Oregon Avenue. Phone 2-I84.S.
GENERAL NOTICES
PELICAN DRIVE IN Invites you to
dine with ut on Easter. MENU No. 1
Baked ham with fruit sauce, tomato
cocktail, appetizer, cottage chess and
jello salad, candled sweet potatoes,,
creamed peas and corn, hol-erosg bunt,,
coffee.
MENU No. 3. fried chicken, tomato
cocktail, tossed salad, appetisers,
whipped potatoes and gravey, creamed
peas and carrots, hot-croae buns, eoffee.
ME.VU No. 3. roast turkey dinner,
cocktail appetizers, cranberry salad,
whipped potatoes and graver, creamed
peas and carrots, hot-cross bum, eoffee.
PERSONALS
97 CAFE witl be open for bust n ess
Wednesday, April 9. Almo O Brian. May
field.
WELL KNIT guaranteed hosiery. Phono
4224.
FRATEX Plastics. Phona S.124.
STANLEY Home Products. Phona ddM.
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SERVICES
LAWNMOWERS
SAWS SMALL ENGINES
REPAIRED -V
AUTHORIZED SERVICE
DEALERS FOR
REO LAWNMOWERS
CLINTON MOTORS
BRIGGS & STRATTON MOTORS
Come In and See Us ,
BODENHAMMERS
351 EAST MAIN
CUSTOM
TRENCHING
FOR
DRAIN TILE
IRRIGATION PIPE '
SEWER DITCHES
WATER DITCHES
FERGUSON MOBILE UNIT
DAVIS ;
Plumbing Company
337 Fast Main Phone 7635
NOTICE
LANDSCAPING
TREE PRUNING
SPRAYING ;
by
Francis "Smithy" Smith, ,
Tree Surgeon
Let us work with you NOW on
your landscape needs.
ROSEBUSHES NOW IN STOCK
Pantented and No. l's
SUBURBAN .FLOWER SHOP
3614 So. 6th Phone 8188
Septic Tanks Cleaned
TANKS, drain fields Installed
repaired. Years of experience. All
work guaranteed. '
PELICAN HOTEL PHONE 5731
Heavy Hauling :
ANYWHERE, FOR HIRE
Honest Rates Weights Service
Insured
ANDERSEN FREIGHT LINE.
2802 South Sixth
Ph. 8240 or 3-3133
Septic Tanks Cleaned
Newest Sanitary Method
Also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc,
ED P. KING a
2434 Orchard Phone 1841
PARK LANDSCAPE
Sales Yard
Now have fruit trees, large shads
trees, shrubs, flowering trees and
ornamentals. ,
5613 Lekmd Drive Phone 2-3064
(Just off Homedale Road)
LANDSCAPING Nursery stock extra
large selection. Evergreens flowering
shrubs handy stock only. Priced ' to
move. Located cast end Turkey HlU
Road Malin Nursery.
PLOWING, discing and harrowing. Fin
.teed drill. H. r. Jerrard. Phone 335
FOR SERVICE or demonstration or any
information regarding the German
made Pfaff sewing machine. Writs) Her
aid News, Box 83.
BUILDERS AND HOME OWNERS at
tention! Beginning May 1st, 1932, Klam
ath Decorators are prepared to offer
the finest skilled work in the best tra
dition of the painting profession at
prices you can afford. Skilled sheet
rock taping a specialty. Also interior
and exterior decorating paper-hanging
and texture work. Work is performed
according to my recommendation a -guaranteed
In writing for one year. Work
performed by skilled union painters with
the finest materials. Phone 9179 daya
or 2-3243 after 6 p.m. for fre aU
mates. Excellent local references.
PLOWING and planting, farms, gar
dens, etc. . . Phone 3-1088 or evening
and weekends 2-0937. .
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor ,t
Office at 306 No, 7th. Phona tj4t
PAINTING, decorating, paptrhanglny,
plasterboard finishing, xpray painting.
Phone 3028. -
TRIPP'S Auto Painting, Body and lea
der work. Phone 4040.
MIRRORS resilvered, " new mlrrorg
made to order. Kimball's Glass Shop,
Phone 7378. t
BROKEN window glass replaced. VW-
bail s Glass shop, rnone 7-a.
BOAR SERVICE. 3U23 Bartletl. C -W.
Swltzler.
WASHING MACHINE repair service "cn
all makes and models Low rales, with
quality workmanship guaranteed. Mont
gomery Ward.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, Work
guaranteed. Phone 2-1Q10. '
PAINTING, interior and exterior. Plyma
4228.
GARDEN PLOWING, disking and .ar
rowing, commercial farming, Pawna
2-1339. -
CARPENTER work. Remodeling V4
new construction. Phone a-0H17. .
ALTERATIONS Anita's. Satisfied!
guaranteed. Phona tUM, JumM ttv
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