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Newspaper Page TextMtlDAV, AI'KII, HO, lll.r)4 Out Of 2Wu UfUk The Sportsman Hy ( I.AVKIN 1IANNON Tomorrow lit thn duy llml every lunll linn been uulllHK lor, nil lln itiiy ttiul evmy Wumnii rfgrett. Yen, loiuorrow, May 1,' la Ills ot llclul uitnnlnu ul Irotil llnhliiH. All ali'piini linlriw ullierwIhC liitlltlunccl III Uio Hynupnls ol Olo lion AiiKllnit ItnKiiliillonn, will bo upon lor (lis IlKhpiiiiun until Co luber ID. AnulliiV IrporU limii lit.it week end mid the cully purl ol tlim wnuk inr llin Kluniulli Idver In llml We rlvrr la lllitli. bill linilu litive been tnken by uttvmul Ilnhermen durlnn (lis pnxl week. Klaiimlli Luke Iiim produced full bait llnliiiiK, and Irollluii hnn picked up III thn liint cnupln ol dnya, Lurca aiii'h its Andy Roek pra mid Uarmlevlla liava been bringing Ilia bent renulta along will) a lew being luken on a half and hull Ford fender Willi worm. Lout River haa been the acene ol a tew nice aued calchea ol bann, perch unci Chilian In the pnnl cnupln of weeka. ' ' 'III pronpreta lor opening duy and the werkend apirr lo be fall, depending upon Hip wenllier. Moat of tho nlreama are liluh, mainly becnune uf Hie raina early In llio week, and unlena more ram I n lis. the weekend'a acllvlllen ahould be worth while. Alinonl all uf the Hulling apola around Kluniulli will be oien to morrow with the exception of l.uke of the Wooda and Hie llrnt one hundred feet ol Runny Creek, where the creek enlera William ami River. All Luke of the Wood" tributaries aru alno cloned to nil aimllnv. Word from Morrison and Knud aen employen relay Hie fact llml Ulnmond Lake la allll covered Willi Ire except lor a apart Bboul ona half mile long and Uilrly leel wide near Uie duck. Itcsorl olll elala alalo that II will be about the third week of May before the Ice la gone from the lake. Doitts nice mm Huh were buKKed out of Upper Klnmulh Lake Ir.at weekend. Ben Uoddard Innded llireo trout ttial acnled clone to the nix pound mark. Uoddard uned the popular Mlra-Lura. Thla lure han been tued by both apln flnherinen and thnne who have been trolling In Poolr'e "Dig Full Content." lnni week'a winner wan reglnlered in bv (I. II. Lilly. Lilly bagged the 10 pound four ounce rainbow on Uie went aide of the lake on clunter eggn. The Uialo Pollen reported tour game violation canea the pant week. One for false application of an angling llcenne. and another for trapping Willi unbranded trans. In two other canea. a non-Indian, who la married to an Indian, waa arretted for lulling a cloned auenm nna wuuuut a iiioimio, hihi two youtha and the father of one of them waa arrenled fur. flnhlng off Hie Copro Dam on Link River. Police olliclaln explained that tho dam la a llnhway and flatting la prohibited In an area two hun dred yard on either aide. Thin pertain alno to the dam that I located on the Klamath River near Keno. Alt peraona caught NOW! SUITS Designed tpecially for younq men. (or graduation and iimilar occotlom , . $10 VWR will IteM raw auit af a Ity-ewey Llqhr blue, liqhr qray) Itaht tan flannels, in tho latest itylo available. All wool all ini! 6th and Main Kudy I : . .:ffp SKYLINE 300B PROJECTOR SCREEN BEAUTIFUL FILE CASE TOTAL VALUE v3 lulling from Ihene llahwaya will be arrenled according lo State Po lice Rargnunt Earl Tlchenor. The Unlinon run on I lie Hogtie ii...h I,.. H,,,l luln llin rtrnnl.. Puna area, and all reports stmc Hint this yeur'a catch will fur ntir pnna any In Uie lant lew yen in. Home of tho old Itinera think that It will be better mun any run in Die lant It yearn or there abotils. Wiientiona nave como out m- .rlltii itluhl "alfUltlnir. Thla lll'ac- in.a it. ttMi.rnf.llu leunl and morn and more parties are becoming III- leiented In thla type ol aport. ror Ihono who haven't enlen catllnh, ninuv Ihlnk they are bettor than a trout dinner. Ilolore cloning hern are a coupie of notea on cumiilng areaa thai many of the aportnmen will prob- ...... .1.1 .-A ... amy oe uning mm wi!Bn, hmw lor weekend'a to come, 'in.- tui.t. I ilia f-.lllnulnlinde-Will operate on a pay banla thla year beginning tomorrow. Fee lor overnight camping and picnicking will be collected lor the Forent Hcrvlco by resort owner Floyd Mor ris. 'lite lee will be at cenU a day lor picnic purlieu ol nix people or u. .Mri an rfiiiH rinv for over night camping wllh lena lhan nix lit the puny, no cimrge win made for children under 1'J yearn of age. The purpose In to help the Torent .. .,,,.. mnlinlllltf co.ln WIYM.O V. ' I J ..- . . . . r- of camiigrotind upkeep, according to, ForeM Oltlclals. From the 8hanl National rorem near Ml. Shasta cornea word thai all bin a tew of the area'a camp grounds will be open for the open ing ol llnlilng neaaon. There aro a few of the altes that ntlll have a covering of anow, bill grounds near Shasta Lake, Ant lera Lakenhore and Salt Creek can be reached by car from high way U.S. M north of Redding. Correlation Leads Derby Field of 18 LOU1BVILLE, Ky. Itv-Elghteen 1-year-old colln. headed by the highly regarded Correlation, Fri day were named for the Mth run ning ol the Kentucky Derby a mile and a quarter race that wtll likely be the rlchenl In history lo the winner. If all U face the atarter at 1:30 p in. P8T Saturday, the race will have a grona value of IIM.UO with the winner uklng down I03.MO. There haa been one richer derby In total value but no winner ever approached the hundred grand mark. The previous high waa Count Turl'a a.M0 In 1961. There were no real surprises aa trainers dropped the names ol their hopefuls Into the entry box and handed over H0 to Churchill Downs. They'll pay another 1140 to nlarl. Three of the oulnldera were not entered. Trainer Charley Whining ham entered Mrs. M. E. Peraon'a Ordained In another race and nothing waa heard from Uie han dlers of Hal Price Hcadlcy'a Plne tum and Howard Jones' For Free. In addition to Robert 6. Lytlr's Correlation, the favorites namrd to start the f 100.000 added journey before the expected crowd of more than 100.000 Included Ooyamo. Jointly owned by Royce O. Martin and Mra. W, Alton Jones: A. J. Crevolin'a combination of Deter mine and Allied: Hasty Road and Sea O Erin from A. E. Reuben's Hasty House Farm and C. V. Whit ney's Fisherman. Hasty Road, a speed demon who ael a track record lor the mile ot 1:35 In beating Determine by a head In the derby trial Tues day, drew the No. 1 post position. Correlation also waa well placed In the No. 4 stall. The race will be broadcast over KFLW tomorrow afternoon at 1:15 Pacific standard tlmt. GIRL BOWLKR SCOftF.S HIGH NEW YORK tfl Marlon Turaah look first place In four divisions of the City Tournament of the NYCW. BA. Her high net alnglea waa M, all-events 1174 and 377 single game score. Her all-events acore Included a 479 team score and M In the doubles. FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! SAVE 16.70 49.95 21.20 9.50 80.65 COMBINATION ! SPECIAL COMBINATION Jt? QC OFFER, ONLY.. U5.73 WIL Teams Open Before Small Crowds Hy TIIK ANXOI'MTICII PRKHN 'Die Western International Base lis II League opened lor banlnenn Thurnduy night, and, Irankly, bus luenn could have been better. Cold and the threat of rain held down opening night attendance everywhere but at Vancouver whore 3,000 fans turned out to wulch I he Cnpllunoa dust off Vic toria 12-7. The defending champion Hpokune Indlunn counled 1,243 Inns, who shivered In 30-degiee weulher, as they clubbed Yakima 14-3. Tr. City dropped Culgury 13-3 before l.dlil cunlomera and Salem edged fcrimonlon wllh 1,382 lana looking on. Lewlslon got by Wenalchee 7 r III the other season opener. The cold didn't bother the bat Icrn, however, 'Iliey averaged more than 20 aale blows per con. tea!. Dick Oreco, acquired Wednesday night from Tri-C'lty, showed the way at Vauniuver driving In three Capllano runs with a triple and two singles In hla three trips to llio plate. Catclu-r Nick Pesut con tributed a triple and a single, good frr four runn, lo the 15 hits the Cups collected olf Bob Drilling and Mike Knnshln. The Tyeea added 11 snlrtlea to the night's total. Trl-Clty pounded three Calgary pitchers for it hits. Six came In the first Inning when the Braves chused in five runs. Don Robertson went the distance for Trl-Clty al lowing eight safe blowa. Spokane hud two six-run Innings ugninai Yuklinu. The Indians lu ored nix times on three tills and four walks In tho aecond inning. In the aixih, Charlie B a 1 d o c k homered tor Uie Indians, who add ed live more runs In Uie frump on five nils, Uiree walks-and a Yak ima error, Hpokune'a John Ander son alio went Uie distance, yield ing only seven luls. He struck out live uud walked alx. A three-run rally in Ihe ninth sent Snlem olf lo a winning atari. Shortstop Mel Krause led off wllh a nlngle and was doubled home by Huiem manager Harvey Storey. Storey scored on an Infield bouncer ar.d Uio winning run crossed the plute on Floyd Ogden'a long nlngle. Lewlnton, outhll 10-i by Wenat chee. walked to Its opening night victory. One baaehlt und seven banes on bulls in Uie sixth Inning put Ihe Broncs ahead 0-4 und they were never hruded. Charley Oubre's first pitch lo Jose Bacho. firal man up lor Lewlslon In the opening Irame, waa a home run bull. Joe Untried homered for We ntilchee In the seventh. At Edmonton, general manager John Ducey reported Uie loss of three players. Ducey said pitcher Lloyd HllUe la giving up baseball, first baseman Ellna Osorto has re lured to report to Edmonton a "id catcher Dick Morgan will be Ail of baseball 'or a year because of a shoulder Injury, Moore Wins Both Gun Club Events Vern Moore went to work Suudny at (lie Klamath Oun Club's weekend bhool nd cracked out top scores in both event that were held. Moore ahaltcred a 4a out ol 60 score In shooting at 16 yards and In the handicap event he recorded a near perlrct 49 out of 50 score. In the Journal TeleKraphlc shoot, Moore, Jnke StelKer and C. J. Mar tin totaled a 74 score. Moore's acore lor this event was 25. while Stcigcr and Mtfrtm turned In 24$. A. V Moor ... R. M. Smith . C. J. Martin . . G. M. Grant NfWon Read . Bill Davit J. J. HUlttr J. r. Art am T.. I.. Farm ton Janiff Wuenbattt John Calalano Paul Matlhawi v r OavU Far I Knt B. A. Wood nav nillinii - . 4M 4S 47 47 42 4A 44 4A 4A 44 44 M 44 aa 44 41 43 40 4.1 .TB 40 X22 M21 xW KI7 x Shot at 33 Urgtla only ' TIUIRSDAY'S FKWTS By TIIK ASSOCIATED PKESS NEWARK, N.J. Ralph Gior dano, 144, Newark, outpointed Johnny Darby, 148, Pateraon, N. J., 6. SAOINAW, Mich. Al Andrews. 151. Superior, Wis., outpointed Sammy Mastrcam, 1S4, Pittsburgh 10. WORCESTER, Mass. Cyrley Monroe, 188. Worcester, outpointed Al Duarle. 136, NcW Bedlord, 10. DENVER Red Martinet, 117, Denver, knocked out Junior Best, 13, Salt Lake City, 2, (top regu lar bout on Ettard Charles ex hibition card). Rant A Vacation Travel Troiltr Sleep ue t S for iafarmelle rkene SS20 r 7SSI POOLE'S "J,? hi o IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON O'Neil Denies That Phillies A Hy GKOKGF. HVUM.E NI.A Special Correspondent PHILADELPHIA INEAi Ordinarily aa jovial and aunny us only a tat man can be, Ponderous Sieve O'Neill Is, at the moment, all clouded up by criticisms to the effect that Ills Phillies lack hustle. "Somebody la sll wet," he said. "Ain't hustling? I don't know where they gel that atutl." The needle that got deepest un der Sieve's expansive akin, and brought Ihe outcropping of chips to the shoulder, wan one a velertin baseball author Jabbed In up to Ihe hilt. ' "Thla Is one of the laziest clubs I ever saw," exclaimed this critic. "It han tulrut, but It's luzy. There's loo much standing around. O'Neill tries to break up standing groups, but the playera just won't hustle." You can readily Imagine how deep such a thrust would go Into Uie hide of any manager, especi ally one keenly aware that his team must hustle to Ihe limit If it la to- have a chance. The Phils, Seals Finally Win Sixth Game By THE AKStM.'IATKD PRESS The San Prunclsco Seals finally haw come up with their sxth vic tory of the Pacific Coast League Qualifying rounds for Ihe Presi dent's Cup will begin this week end at Reames for 9- men golfers In the Championship flight. Net scores will determine the qualifying position, according to a club spokesman. a All members entered in the cup playoff hare until May to com plete their first round and May 18 lo turn In their second round play. The following Is the 1964 tourna ment schedule of the Woman'a Aux iliary at R e a m e a Oolf and mem schedule okwulwVY Ream Country Club: April 30 Throw Out Tourna ment May ft WVSO at Medlord May 7 Fewest Putts on If Holes May 14 1st OWOA Play May 21 Quality Spring Handi cap May 28 1st Elimination Spring Handicap June 2 WVSO at Eugene June 4 2nd Elimination Spring Handicap June 11 Seml-Flnal Spring Hundlcap June 18 Finals SprUig Handi cap June 25 2nd OWOA Play July 2 Match Play vs. Par July 8-10 PNOA al Victoria July WV80 at Corvallls July 9 Srd OWOA Play July 16 Point Tournament July 23 Most 3's. 4's and S's July 304U1 OWOA Play July 25 to Aug. 1 Annual Coast Tournament al Astoria August ft Longest Drive on No. 3. Closest to Pine on No. 1. First Nine August 11 OWOA at Eugene August 12 OWOA at Corvallls August 13 Monkey Tournament August 19 WVSO at Bend August 20 6th OWGA Play August 272 Ball Foursome September 3 Labor Day Week endNo Scheduled Play , September &- Mid-Columbia at The Dalles September 10 Quality Fall Championship September 13-17 OWOA Cham pionship at Portland tTualatln) September 17 1st Elimination Fall Championship September 24 OWOA at Klam ath Falls October 1 2nd Elimination Fall Championship October 8 Scml-Flnals Fall Championship October IS Finals Fall Cham pionship October 22-lh OWOA Play October 29 Costume Day Cuban Fighter Meets Paolo Rosi NEW YORK. W Orlando Zu- lueta. the Cuban lightweight who neither damages nor .gets dam aged, takes on Paolo Rosl, the balding Italian Friday night in the top Id-round bout at St. Nicholas Arena. The fight will be televised nat urally. tlatH.n KFLW -aN tke eelar.tkrilla ft and eaeltemaat el tae KENTUCKY DERBY Saturday. May 1 1:11 p.m. Dial 1450 CIS ftarfi third last year, haven't alrengthen ed aa much aa the Dodgera and Braves, Hustle will have to lake up the slack. "And wo'vo got It,'' Steve retort ed, slicking out all of his chins. Sieve concedes he hasn't exactly had his veterans under forced draught, hut denies that this proves laziness or complacency. "What Is spring training for?" he asked. "I had a lot of kids I had to see. Kind out what tlicy could do. How could 1 Judge 'tin unless I played 'cm" The veterans didn't beg off or loaf during their stints, he assured you, and they're In top shape. This went especially for Robin Roberts, who as ace of the pitching staff was cerlaln to be tapped lor the opening game despite an Indif ferent showing. The Robin hadn't been bobbin' along with any great degree of chlrpincHS. "He'll be ready when the season starts." O'Neill declared con fidently. "There's nothing wrong with Inin. and I want to keep blm scaxon alter 23 starts. They beat Hollywood Thursday In a day game, 8-3, because of the heroics of outfielder Oordy Brunswick. All Brunswick did was belt in four runs with two homers. His first one came in the lnitl.il inning, when he powered a Bob Hall last ball over the left field wall with George Vico on base. His second waa slammed off the centerfield acreen, scoring NeU Sheridsn In the filth inning. Hall was the victim of this blow, too, but he retired tor a pinch hitter in the sixth and Lino Donoso took over. Only one night game went off as scheduled. The San Diego at Portland attraction was called off because of wet grounds and cold weather. So was the Sacramento game at Seattle. Los Angeles whipped Oakland. 5-4. and dropped the Acorns Into a first place tie with San Diego. Gene Mauch's ninth-inning single with the bases loaded and one down In the ninth Inning provided the winning punch. Seattle and Portland will try again Friday nght. Al Wldmar 12-2) wUl Uke the mound tor Seattle against Sacra memo's Al Clcotte (1-3I- Portland manager Clay Hopper named Dick Walble. (2-11 to oppose the Padres' Cliff Fannin 1 1-1 j. Ward Yee Becomes AF Threat SAN ANTONIO. Tex. OH Ward Yee, Brooks AFB slugger, Thurs day became a serious threat in the tough featherweight division of the Worldwide Air Force boxing tournament as he scored a first round knockout to gain the scm ilnals. Yee's victim was Eddie Sawyer. Thule. Northeast Overseas Con ference. But in the same division,' Harry Smith, national Golden Oloves featherweight king:, also won a kayo, putting awav Donat Thcroux, 123. Pine Castle, in Ihe third. Yee and Smith tangle Friday night at Lackland's Oatewell Arena In one ot the features of a 20 bout semi-final card. Art Ougliclmclli, of Walla Wall, Wash., two times worldwide king, goes after Joe Boy Charles in the other teatherweight - semi-final bout. Charles was runner-up to Smith 111 the national Golden Gooves this year so this particular class will demand its share of at tention. Twenty bouls were reeled off Thursday night. Nine ot the 20 fights ended with one or both boys suffering cuts. Jimmy Swearlngton. 109, Ladd (Alaska) was knocked out In the first round by Donald Moore. Ill, Bitburg (Eurdpeanl; John Buggs. 131. Elmendorf (Alaska) lost by decision to Jimmy. Hornsby, 132, Rheln-Mein' (European Con ference). Middlecof f , Wall, Burkemo SF. Favorites SAN FRANCISCO Cary Middlocoff. Walt Burkemo and Art Wall Jr.. were slight favorites as the 410.000 San Francisco Open Invitational pol( tourney got un derway Friday. The three-day 54-hole battle 1s bdn? waged over the 6,826-yard pur 72 Lake Merced course where the U.S. Open will be held next year.' Tho pros are bnltlLiig for $7,000 In prizes in the tourney proper, plus $3,000 for the money players on the pro-amateur competition. AND SIDING SSS SAVE $$$ Dil wltk rtt man wh lht wrt .W. S. "BILL HEIMANN rhtnt 1UI Sift MHrhtJI FOR RADIATOR SERVICE SEE JUCKELAND! Rumors re Lazy Is ; V 'l ' : IAI Ja Mi STEVE O'NEILL ... not lazy club that way. He got In shape like he wanted to slow and carelul. He ought to have another great year." He wouldn't be at all surprised if Robin matches or exceeds last year's 23 victories. "The lumps he took this spring don't mean a thing," assured O'Neill, "I remember how Bob Feller u-jed to be In the spring. I'm talking about when he was in his prime, too. He got his spring shellackings," O'Neill talked freely and admir ingly of the Dodgers and Braves, the teams he must beat. He was easily voluble on the Giants, whom he regarded, with the great Willie Mays back as a prime sleeper. But Jie clammed up when asked for only a tew words on the rcla live merits of Feller and Roberts. He agilely sidestepped the Ques tion changing the subject to re turn to the irritating charge about his team's laziness. "Tain't so," he fumed, sendine his charges out hustling. Legal Notice PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS In th Circuit Court of Oregon for Ktamith County. Elizabeth C. Bbcook. PUlnttlf, vs. Quinton fMickrr Babcook. Defendant. To QuintOn Mlrkvi lUhrnnb dant. in the nam of the the SUt of Vou are hereby required to appear and aniwer the cotnolaint fild mnt ou In the above entitled suit on or beiore May 6th. 19M. that betnf the expiration of lour weeki publication of thM summons prescribed by the order for the DUbltCation thfrtv.f unit t vrm. fail so to answer, the plaintiff will ap ply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint, towit: for decree of divorce from you; that plaintiff have the care, support and custody of the minor child. Dorothy Babcook, subject - mo mm 01 vmi oy me ae lend ant at all reasonable times and places; that you be ordered to pay the sum of $35.00 per month Into Court for the care, support and maintenance of said minor child: and that plaintiff have such other and further relief as to eq uitr may appertain. Thla publication Is made by order of the Hon. David ft. Vandenben. Judre of the above named court, duly made on April 7th, MM. The date of first publication ot this summons is April W. lfO. A. C. Yadcn. Attorney fnr Plaintiff Post Office Address: 409 Main Street, (tiamawi rails, urefon. April 9. 16, 23. 30 Ko. 881 . NOTICE OF MEETING Or EQUALIZATION BOARD KLAMATH DRAINAGE niSTRICT Notice is hereby given tnat the Bord of Supervisors of Klamath Drainage Dlitrict will, commencing oiiuioi. may sin, ikx). mi Z O CIOCR pro. at the office of the District. No. 12 Melhase Bid.. Klamath Palls. Ore gon. sit as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of review in a and correct. ing the assessment roll of the District ior me year commencing July 1, 19M. v.. Li. Langsiei Secretary. April 10, 23. 30. No. 093. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice If hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed Admin- istratrixtof the Estate of Walter Can Martens, sometimes known as Walter C. Martins, deceased, by the Circuit lourt or tn state ot Oregon tor Klam ath County, and haa Qualified. All ner- sons having claims against aald Es tate are notified to present the same to tne undersigned with proper vouch ers at the office of -William Kuyken- dull. Pine Tree Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon within six months from April IB, 1934. Lora Katherlne Billings Administratrix April IB, 23, 30, May 7 No. 894. SUMMONS No. 1084 IN THE DISTRICT COt'RT Or THE STATE OF OREGON TOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Edgar L. Chambers, Plaintiff vs. Txiac J. Hunter, Defendant. To Isaac J. Hunter. Defendant: In tho Name of the State of Oreion. You are hereby reautred to appear and answer the plaintiff's complaint. on tue nerein, on or oeiore lour weeks from the date of the first pub. lication of this Summons, and If you fail so to answer or otherwise appear. for want thereof, plaintiff will take judgement against you for the sum of 9t7.4i, togeiner witn ms costs ana ais bursements herein. This Summons Is served 'upon ' you by publication thereof In the Herald and News once .each week tor four (4 successive weeks, pursuant to the Order of the Honorable D. E. Van Vac- tar. Judee of the above entitled court, duly made and entered the 29th day of April 19M. the first publication to be made on rrtday, the 30th day of April 1M4. and Ihe last publication thereof to be made on Friday, the 2 1st day of May, ikm. Donald A. W. Piper i Attorney for Plaintiff Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls, Oregon April 30, May 7, K, 81. No. MO NOTICE OP FINAL HEARING nmih it herehv alven that the under signed executrix of the estate of Adolph G. Zwetgart,' deceaied, haa filed her final account in tne outre oi m iuuihj lrl nf Klamath CnlintV. OretOH and the court has set Saturday the 39th dav of May at the hour of ten o'clock am. at the county court house In the Circuit Court room In Klamath rails, Oregon as the time and place for hear ing objections thereto and the MtUt mem tnereoi. Nora t. Zwelgart Executrix of the talt ot Adolnh G. weigart, deceased. tt.i. nt firat mihlliol Inn A or II 30. Dale of lait publication May 21, 14 April so. May it. i, u no- CLASSIFIED RATIS On day par word lo per word 12c per word 20c per word 85c Three dayi , Week run Month run MINIMUM The minimum charge tor any on ad Is 50c ; BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled through box numbers at the paper tor service charge ot 25c. ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims lor adjust ments without delay. 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Locally Owned Since 1944 PHONE 5442 or 8377 LACY KING Tractor Plowing Roto-Hoeing Garden A Specialty ' PHONE 9063 or call at 25M KANE STREET Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANTTART ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleana Sewer Uses ot Roots, Etc Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD Ph. 9841 LANDSCAPE DESIGN in a modem manner. No obligation for plana and estimates. AL BAKER SUBURBAN NURSERY Phone 2-3187 or Phone 8188 PLOWING, 2-004. new equipment Phon CUSTOM TRACTOR work. Phone 8998. SEPTIC TANKS and cesspool cleaned. si 2.30 for 300 tallon tan it. openea. 3633- Flint Si., Stewart Lennox Addi tion, call w. i. mtcneu. PAPER HANGING, interior painting, decorating. Self employed. Reasonable. Phone z-OBoe or sku. ROTO-TILLING." Four foot wide. One operation. Ready to plant. Phon 2-0043. ARTS rABINtT SHOP All kinds of cabinet work. Uiwn chairs, screens, etc . . . built to order. Reason able. 2378 South Sixth. GARDENS PLOWED. Phon 2-UT3- FOR SALE Grpsum dropped at your rancn tor visjo per wm. in v jh lots. Guaranteed S3 per cent Spreader furnished. Phon 9608. PAINTING and paper hanging. Phon 7805. KERN AND Moiling sharpen lawn mowers the modern way. Knives. shears, small tool. Pre pickup, deilv- cry. Pnone z-ogre or wa. t-ivrMTAPE riesimttn ask us to talk over your plan, at your borne. Pruning, spraying, lawns renovated. Malin Nursery. Homed ale and Har lan Phone 5302. MILORB CABINET WORKS. Pre esti mates. 1877 Ivory. Phone 9463. ROTO-TILLING. Phon 3310. MATERNITY CLOTHES MADE TO OKU. CUSTOM work wantrd. Plowing. disv ing. harrowing, drilling, 533 Shawto way or pnone PI-OWING, discing and harrowing. Gar dening. H. F. Jerrand. phon 5332. ELSIE S ALTERATION SHOP. Outside wore accpieq. nwuwwa. Di nwiNr. AND yard aradin. Phon 2-1369. GARDEN plowing and leveling. Phon 49 CURTAINS laundered and stretched, PAINTING, decorating, paper hanrtnj plaster-board finishing and spray-paint- CARPENTER WORK, any typ. NOW or re moo e i. mow -k HOME REMODELING Foundations. Phone rrann touon. -wa tiM.. TREES TRIMMED AND REMOVED rnone oaai HUTU ULLinu. omi. small tiller. No sod. Good work. No plot to imiu. rnont "'"" llOO-IT-YOUHSILf DO-IT-YOURSELF rr it needs anv reDalr we have everything you need on 36 month! to pay. Items such as . '. . New doors New Oak floors New Fir floors . Sheet Rock , Asphalt shingles . Wood shingles Cop-R-Sol wood preserver LET US HELP YOU DO IT I Drake Lumber Co. 10 Spring St. Phone 5610 It's new. and vou or your favorite mason can- install Peyton it Co.'a "SECTIONALIZED FIREPLACE" ONLY I19B.5U 1 A fireplace In sections that can be taken anywhere and nuiaiiea. iv erything complete, including li ft, ot flue blocks. Eacn piece ciear ly marked for easy Installation. Available and manuiacturea oy PEYTON & CO. Kb Market Phone M4 - or through-your favorite building material, supplier PAGE NINE noo-rr-YouMiif DoJt-Yourself To assist in " the comple tion of your projects we stock the following tools and materials: Black & Decker Power tools. Delta Homecraft power tools. True Temper shop & garden tools Pittsburgh paint li accessorlei Electrical repair parts. Plumbing repair parts Reynolds Aluminum "Do-It-Yourt sell" w Bolts complete stock Builders hardware, Rusawin locks Building materials ot all kinds. McCOLLUM LUMBER Phone 8167 2074 S. 6th Install Your Own Alumatlc Color Coordinated ALUMINUM AWNINGS Enjoy Uie awning with tht rain gutter. In seven decorator ap proved colors. ARALUM WINDOW & DOOR CO. 1317 Z. Main Pb. aiM-8197 BEE HIVC truck Rantal Co. Move yourself, aava W Beacon Mottila twrv If 12fff Rt U(i Mm. ail PLANT LARGE windbreak and ihade tree at the growinf nuriery, 96.00 elm for 11.25 each in lota of 10. We're leaded. Now la your chance to get those tree for ihade and windbreak. Spray Center. Tulelake. phona 7-2381. PLASTIC WALL TILS UU If TUUH3CLr You can make that bathroom beauti ful with plaiue til. Wa will Instruct you. Only 48c per foot. CALHOUN'S CT7 E. Main Phona MM ADULTS: Play the Hammond Chord Organ without any previous musical knowledge or training1 whatsoever. Louie R. Mann Piano Company, 120 North 7th. Phone 7182. MAKE THE job easier. We 'condition and sharpen all type oi tools M equipment. BODENHAMER SAW AND KEPAfH 351 Tart Main Phon 472 TOR RENT Garden 'tractor. ' With' without operator. Phon 2-1M7. 13 CDUCATIONAL DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT WE NEED several mecbantcall inclined and reliable men to train for positions In the Tractor and Equipment industry. II you are not making better than aoo nr wb or you dont have all year Job occupy, you owe u w yourseu to write for free facte, without obli gation, about this tralnlnc and oar" Advisory Placement Service. TRAC TOR TRAINING SERVICE, Box w, Ja neraia and news. BOOKKEEPING " office macron. tjy wbjects Klamath uslnaa CoMegVlS Pin Phon 4760 " 14 HI LP WANTED. FIMALS MAID WANTEO. Horn from tTm. to 2 D.m. Saturdav. Aff. mn..t. vi EXPERIENCED SELT mk. wrapper. Write Box SO, can 1 Bar. WAITRESS WANTED. K phone calla. MIDDLE. AGED woman tn K.ln 4ti. houework. Writ, box Ot, can of Her. aid and News. 1 HELP WANTEO. MALI SALESMEN WANTED If you'r out of work or dissatisflaxl with vmn- cnt Job because of limited in core and .wimc opporcuruiies men you owe It to yourself to Investigate this ad. Due to our tremendous growth and expan ion program we ar offering oppor tunities for men with imagination and ambition. Men with family obligations desiring a career and financial se curity. The investigation of thla ad may prove tho opportunity and finan cial security you and your wife havo been dreaming about. W aren't offer ing you the moon with big promises nn mis IB not UH a joo out w gr offering you a well paying career If you qualify. We have offices through out Oregon and we are interviewing at Room 215, Drew Building. Ask for Mr. Ray, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, Monday to Wednesday, May 3 to S. IS SITUATIONS WANTED RELIABLE BABY tilting. In Mllla Ad dition. Fenced In yard. Phone 4J9S. EXPERIENCED Nesro Gardener and handyman. Garden ape ding. Phona B6S3. CHILD CARE. Phone 5301. WANTED, ironing, laundry, chud care. menoing or nour worx. rnon, waj. 21 ROOMS FOR RENT STEAM HEATED aleeplne roomi. Quiet clean. Cloae In. Phone aJnia. ROOM. BOARD, gentleman. ISO? Cre' ROOMS. 1034 High. CLEAN. NEWLY decorated, rlnu It. Phone 4444. . LOVELY or 4159. cloee 1a Phona ten ROOM TOR RENT. SOT High Street SLEEPING ROOMS. Phone X3S. 119 Pine. NICE TROST room for rent. Greer Aparunenia. 7iq aaain. 24 APARTMENTS fOR RENT FOR RENT two room furnished apart menu Electric love and rtfrlfarator. Clow in $27.30 month. 1118 Walnut. THREE ROOM unfurnUhad apart nient. No childran or pata. 413 Markat. Phona 1U49. CLEAN-TWO "room apartment." Ivtry thing furnished including II nana And utilities. Ajcot Hottl. Mil Miln. FIVE ROOMS partly furnUhtd. Clot in. Fnone jeaa. Cl.EAN. FURNISHED ona bedroom apartment. 1717 Main, phona 8-3483. FURNISHED threo room aoartmont. $32.M; two room unit, tail; all utilities paia. iiw no. imn, CLEAN ONE BEDROOM apartment. pnone a-moa. BACHELOR apartment. 35. Phono S878. 1749 Menlo Way. . FURNISHED three room, and unfur nished four room apartment. Phono 8228; APARTMENT, LIGftT clean prtffr( partly furnlahed, . pari . ututtiei, $50, pnone THREE ROOM furnlahed aoartmenX 3137 Orchard. Inquire 803T RMclrffe. FOR RENT two rooms end bath. In quire bh nun. FOUR ROOM furnished apartment Prl- einht D.m.. Cedar and Hllh. FURNISHED partment. 300 MarkeC AParimeni o. TWO BEDROOM furnished apaxtment. zuoi wnue. FOR RENT."' two "'room " modern-apart- ment ior aauiu. jk nroau. BRIGHT, hirnlthed two room apartment in brick building, steam beat MO SM Broad. THREE BOOM furnUhed apartmenl, Alpha Apartments, Pine, pbttM 4HS.