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Newspaper Page TextJAQX rOUHTEEH HKRAl.D AND NEWS, KLAMATH PAU3. ORKOON BATUHDAV. MAY , 1U5 HEART? If M, writ I Ifmt CMrMmric SwHarlM -4 NMfrfMl. turn, C.4., fw 71 P09M TmHW PtmI mi mmHt la rtWrta, wot, attlpto tctmit. iW fT. mwI ntfkl. Unto. Imrt. Mot, ski, mama. kMatf mi Karat af arim rll..tl. It Happened This Way in New Pine Creek By 1RVIN FARIS Mriw local sportsmen, angling for Joy as well as tor the "big ones," availed themselves of the splendid i o'clock "Fisherman's From Franklin to Washington 11 Si To Lincoln "YU Ever hear what Beniamin Franklin did when some one took his wife's prayer book from their pew? Or why his action is a good cue for you when some thing's lost? Or how President Washington set out to sell his lands along the Ohio and Great Kanawha rivers, and why his step is perfect for you, too? Or the way President Jefferson secured someone to fill the post of Secretary of the Navy in his cabinet? (The perfect way for you to fill your vocancies.) Or how Lincoln sought clients when he was an ob scure lawyer in Springfield, III.? (A method assisting thousands of business and professional people to do the same thing today). The answer is CLASSIFIED ADS. For the past 250 years the great and the obscure olike have used Want Ads in the newspapers of North America to fill their needs. That's a good tip for you: Whenever you wish to sell, rent, hire, find, buy, give notice, follow their example Utilize the direct, convenient and economical way of reaching the right person. Use Herald & News CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. PHONE 81 11. 1704 1954 Ad)MikQ li tvtryt.iVt tlir.itin! Breakfast" last Saturday morning put on by members of the VFW tor the opening of the fishing sea son. The event was held In Uie old Antler's Tavern which was recent ly purchased by the Vets for a meeting place and will, In the fu ture, be known as the VFW Hall. Breakfast plates went lor a buck a throw and they went like "hot cakes''! But why shouldn't thev? They were just londed with hot cakes, garnished with bacon and eggs. , Layton Gentry and Jc s s e Llghtle, two lx;nl vets who wore just two out of several others who made the Ihmg a success, rolled out at 3 a.m. to get the fires kUidled and the coflee brewing. Leon Pochop and "Buster" Cun dlfU the sour-dough kings, got the hot cuke batter mixed and han dled that delectable breakfast sta ple in a maslerful manner. Tho undertaking wss a couageous ad venture on that cold, shivery morn ing and a fitting sen-Ice to a little community where au-nigni ics- taurants are not. The breakfast and the dance which was also given by the Vets Saturday evening where all the Nlnvrods could exchange ineir tall stories of how that big one got away, netted around tSO. It was a strenuous day lor them 'cause after all they had to get in some fismng too. The procceas oi me day will go toward paying for the hall. Favorite ftshlng spots were seal tercd over a wide area but lake tisbing seemed to have a little edge over the stream fishing even though the latter was better, pernnps, than oilier years due to the cold spell which slowed up the muddy run-off. Fair catches were reported from Annie Lake, Cave Lake. Blue Lake and Lost Lake. Lassen Creek was the Meo ca for the big old fashioned Goose Lake trout fishing where several limits were reported having been lifted. Drews Creek was reported good for the opening morning where Verle Cook and Wade Thompson got their limits early. But on Sunday the big fish must of all schooled up In some hlCAen Sunday School as very tew fish were hooked that day. Nownow where deep, bottom fishing with a rigid pole Is a defnite advantage. figures in strong in garnering those big old fellas, too. Ed Hartzog and Bill Smith played "freeze-out" and pitched camp over on Twelve Mile. They almost lroze out but they came home Sunday with two fine limits. George Perkins, accompanied by Ft. Bidwell's Bok, were among those who went to Annie Lake but being less courageous and more prone toward the comforts of life, spent most of their time around a quickly kindled tiri. Didn't even float their boat and felt lucky to escape the frigitity with their lives Canada)? lOtop feplelcaflburs 1. Ta, Scaak Kot Acfwt CeMdo CvodiOT Rocki loiP' Notional Port Minoltt, Montrl, Boston. New York, ond Doc vto wowing ton, D C, from Seattle. Apprex. $332.51 2. Alaska Dthnt Craitef 10 Don, Skogwoy $195.00 and uo Canad ian Fund!. 5 Days, Ketchikan $110.00 and uo, Conodion Fundi. Rates and joilinoj Iran Voncouvtr, B. C only. i. Triinal, Tew Steamer Roil Tr,o Vancouver, Pnnce Rjoert, Jasoer National Park. Cruin in sioe leos, sneltered coaitlrw, 550 milej. 7 da tram Seottle. Appro. $149.60 4. loilem Canadian ClriM Con odion Rockies, Jcsper Pork, Winni peg, Niogora Foils, Toronto, Ottawa, rVontreol, Quebec and choice ol re turn routes.. 18 ooys Irom Seottle App'0. $319.60 S Week-end leenemr Ter losper Notionol Pork. More a breok in the busy days. Opportunity for rlf, fishing or ust plain loafing, days from Seattle. Appro. $75.7$ (. Jasper Notienal Pork All ex pense Tours Irom Jasper Pork Sto t,on, includes transfers, meats drives and lodging. I to 4 doys $20 50 to $94.00 and up. All Amencon Plon. 7. Canadian Rockies Central frit ilfl Celombio Vancouver, Josper Park, Prince George, Cariboo, Gotd lields. 5 days from Seattle. Approx. $90.65 I. "Oewn loir T.ur", Ffovlncis-by- tnt-Seo Atlonl.c Oceon Ports,. Provinces New Brunswick, Pnnce Edword Island, Nova Scotia, return via Boston ond New York. 22 days from Seattle Approx. $360.35 9. U.$.-Cenodien Circle Teer Visit St. Pout, Minneapolis, Chicogo, Detroit, Toronto. Return v,o Winaki Lodge in Ontario, Wmni peg, Jasper Pork Prince Rupert ond Ocean Cruise 550 miles to Vancou ver. IB doys Irom Seattle, i Approx. $305.50 10. Canadian Rackies, Notienal Parks Tear Jasper, Lake Louise ond Banff. Rail-Motor Combina tion, scenery unlimited for trvj camera fan. 9 days from Seattle Approx. $203.50 VOTfTi TWi lar'.r). raft arirj Wnnrxr I'rk.M, mmll mi M&mg in ferkf, .ui nof meal. M Irefnt er itPV.I'l at (Ar iieeesvr aelMf. I -1. fee Alio a.k aba.t special lllner ari.i and caal far aide trlpi from Mantreal I, Qnebee Cllr, Ranuenajr River, Gatpe, Pic lost, Cape nreUn nnd New faandland. Inqalre ab.ul Vaga bond Cralaei en oar frelfhi.ra In nrlllah West India! Porle and Sooth America. For details write JAMtl H. BILL, G A P 0., 214 Joseph Vance IW... SeoltH I, Woih., Phone MA 4905 tr Your Travel Agent. S40.-US to say nothing of the one or two (Lih a piece they snagged, That, however, Is lar mora couragoua than my story. My license Is still In the book along villi Major Hooplc'a -who also loves tho couv- lorts. George E. Obenchaln, 76, rough and ready old cowboy who was well liked hero but perhaps better known In Klamalh County, died last Sunday morning at the Lake view hospital. Alter having been on tho road to recovery irom an earlier siege of sickness when he was taken to the hospital Aveek ago last. Thursday, he was brought home last Wednesday evening feel ing much better. But within two hours he took a sudden turn for the worso and lapsed Into un consciousness. The disinter car was called Irom Lakevlow and he was taken back to the hospital, still unconscious, train which con dition ho never recovered. Eight tables of pinochle were enjoyed at the Eastern Star Can. cer Fund card party held In the urange Hall last Friday evening. It was both a social and financial success. Chairman Ethel Cundlll reported that around $59 was real ised from this very pleasant event one of the first of its kind to have been staged here. Roy Marksirom ot Willow Ranch won high prlie for tho men nnd airs, uuna f arts won high for the ladles: Lee Bernard won the traveling priio and Roy Mlllsap won tne door prue n lovely cake. Kelton Butler, who has been a meat cutter at the Lakevlow Froa en Foods for Uie past several months, Monday took over the meat department at the Marke ters in Lakcview. Don Butler is assisting Mrs. Burnett at the Frozen Foods until a new meat cutter has been obtained. The Ceramics Club was enter tained at a work fest held last Monday evening at the home ol Mrs. Buna Farts. I don't know what was accomplished but It was quite apparent that they had very good time doing ii. A very pleasant pastime It Is and splendid Idea for achieving pottery at cost and itivlns- each Item touch of individuality tor pcrsonul gifts nnd room decoration. The social part ot the club is no small Item either for they really do have a good time. Each, have their laughs, surprtr.es at how their col or combinations turn out and their heartbreaks when somo little sweet th'ing gets an ear or a leu knocked off for during the paint ing process which Is Ihe stage when the ladles nuke their selec tions and take over, the freshly cast clay figures are extremely aencaie. Mrs. Maude Butler has been in. disposed for the past week with an arthritic back which has been quite painlul. Yesterday she was able to walk around a bit and the pain wasn't quite so sharp as it has been, it was reported. Jim Mulvey left the Walker Air Base in New Mexico at around noon last Friday and arrived here about 8:30 the next day, Saturday evening, establishing, possibly some sort of a record. During the elapse of the 3J hours it took him to negotiate the 1550 miles he was held up for four hours In Flagstaff, Arizona where a unnotng snow storm blocked tne trainc. In the foot of snow that tell cars wrecked and turned over inythe ditch, were sideways in the highway and every other way mr aoout a lour ml e stretch Jim said. He also encountered a bad sand storm and a very hard rain storm enroute. Otherwise nothing held him back and In his 28 hours of driving time he aver aged about 55 miles per hour. But that's understandable when you sec that fine little month old boy he was wantin' to see and his wife, the former Patricia Rigg3 was also anxious to see him sh. will return to Walker Base with mm at tne expiration of his 30 day vivvD", On day Three dayi , Week run Month run - MINIMUM The minimum charge tor any out ad Is 50c. BOX NUMBERS: Answers to ads may be handled through box numbers at tho paper or a service chargo of aoo. ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims for adjust nienls without delay. corrections or cancellations re ceived by 5:30 p.m. will be made in tallowing nay s publication, by li Noon Saturday lor Monday. DEADLINES Classified ads accepted up to 5:30 p.m. for following day's publication. up to Noon Saturday tor Monuay, olassllled display ads accepted up to il Noon lor following day s pumi cation. New Bids Asked For Dalles Dam WASHINGTON W Congres sional sources said Friday the sec retary of Army has decided to ask new bids for 18 governors for use in The Dalles Dam power plant on tne Columbia River. The original bids, opened Jan 12, prompted protests from various congressmen after a Japanese firm, Hitachi. Lt., of Tokyo, sub mitted a low bid of $1,073,572. The new bids will be advertised by the Portland district of Army Engineers. , HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORE. MEOFORD Thoroughly Modern Mrs. J. B. Barley Joe Barley Jr. Proprietor! CLASSIFIED RAT IS C fUNIRAk HOMIS per word to 4ier word Uo por word aoo ..per word too WAtllVrJ Klamalh uneral Itunta. BIS IHdh HlrqeL Tlume 5.H4. nbEoTin(rr"oTnioN'oR iiiret.t Mav 10 at K.O. Hall at 8 P.M. PRES. .Fannle nervals FIN. PKO. . Ruby Dell It I.AM ATI I rliiut-Ulltrn'a Askiinallou. (letiei'al involute- at tho library base irnl. May II. a w. X LOST AND FOUND Legal Notice "KnufWRi SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION is Tine c.hcuit court or THE STATIC Or OREGON IN AND rOH THE COUNTY Or KLAMATH Lwli A. Kathn. PUlntUf, vt. Orvi K.irhn. UilctLlAl.I. In the Nam of tho Htn( or uron You hereby required to apiwar mnt amwer the Complaint died iiltul uu in the abova ..titled cult within f.mr werlii from tht iUt ul the first publication ot this Summoni in me tieraia wew, ucv .' orinted and publUhed in Kiamaui r.mntv. Ore em. which tftld dale Aprtl 3in, !!-. ana n yuu i. answer or olhorwUe plead, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to this Court for the relief prayed (or In his Complaint. THIS aummona u wrvrg iju j by publication pursuant to an order nt the iin.K-rablt llavkri R Vaiulenbfrt, Jtidate or the a hove enittiea loiin, nunr and entered April 23rrf. which order requires that Summons herein be published one a week lr four sue crime weeks, and that the date of the first nub cation of said summons Hull taa April 34. 1934 II. t. Merrj mn Attorney for I'lainllft I O O r. Illdi. Klamatti rail. Orefon April U. May I. . 13 No 810 NOTICE INVITING 1UDS The underuEtTed polica luUe oC the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, will receive scaled bids up to 1.30 o'clock p m. May 14, for one tnter-com- municaiions ana pumiv "i ttm. The bids will be opened at special meeting nf tha wrfatlon rnir mtttea immeaiaieiy iuu"i ahnfr rfflunatrd hour. Specifications may d ooiainra ai m offica of police Jude Tha rlty reservaa tht rl(ht to reject uiv or all bid. Dated this 3th day or way, iwn. a Klamath Falls. Orcon. Frank A. Ulackmtr Police Judte May 8. 7, 8 No. 828. NOTICE TO CREDITORS N.tlr ! hereby liven that tha un dcrstgned has been appointed as Ad tntsiraior oi ina eivaie ui "" Kwruin riH-Piird. by order of ritw...t rnuri ol tha Countv of Klam ath. and all persons havinf claims ainmai aid mala arc required present tha same to the Administrator duly verified ana wim propr ,.. torney. L. Orth Slsotnore, Ul mm Street. Klamalh Falls. Oregon, wnnin sU mnnmt trom tne aai oi ir ium- UcaUon of this notice. Inland T. ftcrson. Administrator L. Orth Sisemore Attorney for Administrator May 1. B. is. i no. ' 1 MEITINO NOTICIS imagine losing two 120-lb. anvils . , . YOU, tlicy ClI-HUpptUHTll 'off Ml. Shlpcn'8 Whurli, In Has ton nnd "a aultlclrul rowuitl" lor tlicir return whm uttorctl In ono of North Aitifilcu's first Want Aits, published In tho lit w ton Newa-Lcttep vt Muy 18, nw That wim JfiO you i n no, yim-o then C lit allied Ads huvn re covered untold billion?, ol last bflonninus. Whenever wunc- thln a last, or theris some other need, h.io the lliiie-tr.urd problcmolvlntl Wani ndt hi the ... herald & news phone 8111 LOST. MAN'S Wylrr wrist watrh spriux hand. Downtown. I'luuit 3loH3 l.tJST. LAOY Ji blllfolil in Nrwberr' rteote return eontenls. 3303 Lories, Itelly llavdrmhlld. 4 GENERAL NOTICES FOR SOCIALLY CORRECT WED D I NO INVITATIONS it ANNOUNCEMENTS See VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY A,sk for your FREE COPY of "WEDDING CUSTOMS" TI1K "Ice Hox 11(1 South Ath, nm uitnrd, Dwnrd and interated by Mndo- l n Mcranven. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will lUd ly helu yi'U. llo w Phone 0103 or JiW. 6 PERSONALS HI'KNCr.n corsatlrTe Cair"71Sl REAL SILK representative. Call TIU STANLEY Home I'rodurU Phone itmu roit STANLEY Home Products call null Jnn., nhonajuitu 10-SERVICES 10SEKVICIS YOUR BRAKES AKH THE MOST lMI'OKTANT l'AHT OK YOUR CAR!! BE SAFE ! AVOID ACCIDENTS FOR MAY ONLY WK WILL HKl'LACK THE LININGS ON ALL KOUlt WHEELS KOH ONLY -ALSO- NEWEST MODEL CHKVKOLETS AKE EQUIPPED WITH THE LININGS BONDED TO THE SHOES. WE 1 O05 WILL REPLACE ALL EIGHT SHOES KOR ONLY ... I 7 WE HAVE BONDED BRAKE SHOES FOR OLDER MODEL CHEVROLETS AT THIS SPECIAL MAY PRICE, TOO! Drive in for a FREE BRAKE INSPECTION ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 SO, 6th ST. PHONE 4113 10 SERVICES SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED $14.00 for 500 gallon tank. Local Iv Owned Since 1044 PHONE 5442 or 8377 LACY KING SKPTIC TANKS CESSPOOLS CLEANED $1'- i0 fur MM) RAllim lank, opened. 3&13 Flint St.. btrwur'-Lrnnox Add. Call 7843, W. C. Mitchell T I'l.NU DONE rvaui.abl. Phone MTORAUK Htore8lorafe""C Peoiilc Watvhuuae, "l( torabla, tor it ' HUTO-TllXlNti honeiilO. MATKHNITY CLOTHH IAOK TO oiintu Phone i-W'i PAINTINO and paper hanging. " hiin 1IKU NOTttJC TO CRFUITOKS IN THE tIRCUIT COI HT or THE STATE OT OREGON rOR KLAMATH COw'NTY wnnrr la aiwn hareby that tinrilar iKned iwis nen appotntva nv tnt tin rnurt anniinuirainr wnn inr win an nrxrd nf Ih eslale of Myra V Slouch ato written Mvra Slough, M. V. Slougtt and Mr. w. S. Slough, deceaert. ann that all penons having claim again! Mid decedent or net etaie anaii pre unt unit, with oroocr voucher u underlined at the law office of Bert C Thoma. 411 Mtin Street. Klam-ilh Talla. Oregon, within tlx months from thu dale, April 2-1, IBM. Earl (1- ' Redman, Administrator with the will annexed April 21. May I. 8. J5 No. MO NOTICE or ADMINISTRATRIX S SALE Notice U hereby glvan thai bv vir tu of an order of sale duly made on April lSIh. IflM. by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Ihe Slate of Oregon for Klamath Countv and entered b tie clerk of aaid Court on aald date wherein, I. Arvilla M. Johnon. the admlnUtratrlx of the Ettate of Clar ence T. JennUon, Deceased, waa auth orized, licensed and empowered to ell at public auction or private in the manner provided by law. for CJih, the following deirribed realty, to-wit: Lot elghty-eltiht 88i of Caiita. Klamath County. Oregon. I will on or after the lllh day of May. at a2f5 Barry Avenue. Klamath alU. Oregon. Ml it private tile, for ranh aid deicdhed realty Dated and tint publUhed this 17th day of April 1034. Arvilla M. Johnson, Adminltlralrtx April 17. 34. May I. 8 No 809. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Batata of Nellie Z. McGee. Deceaied. The underlined haa been appointed bv aald court admlnUtratrlx of tatd estate. Notice U hereby given to the cedltora of decedent to present their clmm. duly verified as hy law quired, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned at the law offlie of A. C. Yaden. 400 Main Street, Klamalh rails Oreson. Dated and first published this 17 day oi April, l nM. Lucille N. Griffith, Admlnuiralrlx April 17. 24, May 1. S No. BBS. MOVING? . . . Call 74:'9 or HOB Lornl - Long Dlstniice Moving Plnno anil appliance moving rtpceiAlty Trnnsler nnd StornKO AgcnUi Hrklns Moving As Storage PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE Warren Brnnrt - Mgr. Sinco 1018" I.ANDSTAJ'lt (lrralanln, a.k lu lo t.lK uver your plan, ai your nom. Prunliirj. apraytnc. lawna ranovalrrr Malm NurH-rv. Ilomarjal, and llar Ijn Phon, ial We service all types of sewing machines. SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Phone 5188 Work Guaranteed HEARING AID AUTHORITY TO HOLD FREE CONSULTATIONS ryD,V AT WINEMA HOTEL, KLAMATH FALLS s 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. deaf?j let me show yoit bow Bedhnw may solve your HEARING PROBLEM WITH A 0IMONSTIATION Of ilirONI'l WW All t.ANJIIIOI HIAIINO AID BELTONE HEARING CENTER PORTLAND SALEM EUGENE COOS BAY Harry L, Marx and Ajiociafct Leonard Hartmon It If on Hnring Canlcr It hnpf. la efUr Ihi ittvittt e( MR. I, HA f MAN, new i ii 4 htoiing air authority, ttl Mf. Hofimon hp with jrovr htatiog pfobftm. Modern Lawn Mower Service Sharpen mowers, knives, shears and Mmall toots. Free pickup nnd delivery. Phone 2-0879 3942 IS SITUATIONS WANTID WOMAN M will rr W child, til vP. ntntf or wriiniU h uwit I r iMirltitlan I'l.on 4.KU. POWDRHMAN would )lk to contract ur wurh. I'hnnv JWLVJ. 22 ROOMS COM MINT cloi In. Mll.Oltn 1'AIIINKT WOHKS rt Iivilra 1B77 Ivorjr I'hon 084. I'tlATINO AND parhliiK MfVic. C I'STOM Wrtrk wnntrd I'lnwlitK dl-. Itilt. harrowintf, drilling, aui onaiit ur pnon 3uu I'l.oWlNtl. diirintf and htirrowlni Car dening. II. Y Jarraril. phoiw MSi. r.USILS At.TKH ATION !IOI OuUldc work arrrptrd Martflfrtda , 1't.OWiNU AND yard grading. Tliona z.ijno ; A t! U rN plowing and"' tvL'nijfrKoNa mtNlTL'IlK Hiafigw, laopl Ware- hi- u r tAHPrNrnWonKrny tyt. Ntw ur rgnnxlrl rtion 3-2Hl Allfa CAMINKT SHOP All kind nf cabinet work, l-wn rhalM. rrrfm, etc . . . tmilt tu ordar. Hwaton alilv 3.170 Mouth Hum. Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS alio ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Hewer Linen nf Roots. Etc Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD - Ph 0841 fnA'LTOn.ow.nir rntn'-tWiittf' Car- dfna a tneclaltv, Phnne 006J or rail at 2.Vta Kanff fit. "POTATO rtlTTlNfl Mrrhanlcal rrd pntalo culling ma rhlne. Will hint!l up tn tlx nunc Only ruta In two plccm. 23 centa per cwt. Phonn rvrnlngn. TREATKD POI.K CONSTRUCTION Hay lornr, machinery atnrngt. low priced barn. You nfimmbla aa low a CC ci1 nquar- font SWAN I.AKK MOULDtNO CO wan so. nth Phonr nifli CURTAINS laundered and alrelchad Plmne SflM MOVi.NfJ. MOVINOfovln. Incnl and Inn nilnc. Pannl Warrhnu. PX PE n II A N fJ ! N O l ri it rl or na I n 1 1 " r . f-mraHf. Self r'nifcd. Ilraaonablc. Phnnp2-0nofl nr NI7Y . "OME rtF'onr! 'NO 'oiinrlntln" itan a'rjtn' Cntlit 9.nVlH lenl rSToTTpXCTOR"orir"Phnn' fioflS notO-TIIJ'Nn Fniif 'on wldr 0 nwiiilni nnd n nlant Phnn ?-fW42 a VIttp a Tt nNS r)rc ffknl nd tnliorln. Enert vortt . Phnnt fT74, 11 DO-IT-YOU RSE LP FIREPLACE 14 price, install it yourself in a weekend. Kaclorv built,, nil the blocks. $199.50. No down payment; 36 months on E. H. A. Peyton & Co. 835 Market Phone 5149 AllUl.TH: Plav the lUmmonJ Chord Organ without any pravM.ua muairal IntCiU'iftdKa nr training whaUovr Ixiuia R Mann Piano Company, 120 North 7th PhonajlfU. IIKrl HIVE tr lie If It on t al-Cb" your if aava - ir .fo naarnn Mnuila ftarv !2nl Knt Main Phona Kit PLASTIC WAl.t. Tlt.K do it votjRsrxr You ran make that bathroom brauM ful with ola.ilc tll. Wa will Imlrurl you. Only we wr ttnt X'.t t Main Phnna 4ft rOR ItrNT-dardanlrarfor With nr without operator. rnonaa-i.'MT Vj tOUCATIONAL MOOKKtlKf'INU otrica mantlna, typ ing, ihorthaml, Spaed writ ina ktndred tuTilcrtit KUmnth llualneu Jnttrw 1i) rin Phnna 47ri0 flANDRA " HAE'S Srhooio? Danc-a. OI3 Uphaia. Phona 2-o:nu. . 14 HELP WANTED. MMALl Leaal Notice t v f A E 9 nr'nXpTM E V T OK wr. iMTTPinn. "it-nau n' Land Man ! r'trmnnt. I.iri O'Mrc wnn l'mrt "'Atlon. Portland IB Ori"nn. AnrH ' n Wrtli- I- h-ohv Blv-n bt ! '-hrua'v 24. I0.T IJnvd ind B'ihh'tt' riri nnnnn-a. Orrrnn. fl",d fo""a' ! Hon Ore -on nit 42' tinder Sf-tlnn of ! T.iv'r arina Art nf Jim 2" 1 nt ihm M nf 3fi. Slit ivifl- 41 ttC ir ttS at. to nrl"! In 4 MHM'.QH;.',, gl'.HHH', ;(.. 1 '-It BIT 4 HVfl'.UVi:, i'V",, ".'," 4 In 1 B"t,'-N,M i 'i"V'-. -'NV"'- i" m 4 . n M r ' M . O'tinr fn ,1 -. I ngr fo- " ar" l T. J . 'o rrc., vnVum Vrli mr'' Y. sn...h r-iifin- a nnd m f 41 R " 4 v wm rtroirnn. Innalbar w'th rig' n ingfil nd Tfn n lnrtrla ntfrdrtl, nn nrff'trv fnr ihr long af It exfala In Ha prexanl lnra TMm nnllf-n ! fnr flit nnrnfia nf M' nwlnir all p-rnnn hnvln bona ftd ph Prlinn tn in nronmrn r'-nnnm ihia nrrif inrtolhitp ivlih vHrtirf4 Ibal a rnpv thfr"f hnn barn aprvrl on h nnp1tant -Hblw 'O '" frr-n rn( n' f'"l nuhtr-Hni. friir- A ton. Manager. Plmt puhli-atlnn May 1 Mav 1, ft, 1A, 22 Nn. 010. Peoole Dn Read SPOT ADS -you are! - Rooms, $1.00 and up. Hot and cold running water. KLAMATH HOTEL "NICtltOOMil.'w"tr waak7J0 No. I nth I'OOM. nnAlU).tHr.tmPt0),drtrli'. Phnna 4047, W4 Walnut. HOOM'"wuh"talh " far "rant, ia.H)"rina. I'hona 4M3. tt.EAN" NI.CktHNrr7m.maT' Htunabla wtkly rala. Court Viaw loi. WKAaTlltA TBI) alaapingrooiitaOuil elran Clnaa in Phona 03li ttoOkiTbOAMD, gjUnan. iaoT"Cr rani. rata. HOOMTTTCnillfT CtJtAN, NKWl.y dacoratad. cl'w Phnna 4444. Lovn.Y room. cIom in. I'hona 'o4l or 4a."k HfKlM rORR!ftTr"OllThm7aaS: Ht.fcCpiNu'nooua. phona pm.i I'loa NICK rHONframrnfar rant Craar , A iMMltt lan 10 Mai n J4-APARTMINTS fOR HINT CO'upHi wYhmX Nrcirurni: Ihras roum dutiiBB. iiAt uw rh"n myj U'aaMng niarlttna. Huilablt (or ona peron3S Nnrih 11. V rit V A TTM Atrri VK ' (urn'l thlo-rt: Clftaa In Main fJ-. . tr TllPlr ThU U an Dimnrlunll aolduni havt vacancy. Call 4J7J morn- rOII KENT two b-.tr'nnm iurt,l ai..,rlmrni llto'b Mnralra H.ma uiililiva lurnihrd Ownar, ft If. Dun bar, 430 Jffron, phnna 3313. HMAl.t, furnlihrd apart man! forn P"wn Vary cniv All utiuii.. ait Call .1410 after S 30 p in. roil RENT nawly drortrn ram'. plrli-ly furnlthad. nna-ldronin apart mrnl, Molcrn. clo to mwn. Apply at 11 OregonAvanua, Phona Wlia. TVio" HOOM, lurnuhad. Cloaa ln,Ca'lI I-AK(iE. rurnlahvdthra rnVtnT"ri'autl (I viaw. Cl-.n, Phona X2 or i"WOHEUIlOOMS.itovt "nd watff furnlahrd, til So 17IB rarg N!C1 CLEAN thrta room ?ifrn.ihVn' anartmani. rb in, Phona 07n7. 5tto6. rUHNIMIIEl) apartment, aoo" Marha't Anartmant u ONE AND TWO hWroVtii upitaira apartment!. Cloaa In. tnqulr Ida Tailor Shop. ri'MNlSMEDlwo"hdrnotn Wparlrnant" Call at Nolan A par Una nu, Jia No, lllh. ariar five p m. NICK ritHNlNMRli apartmaM fT? rnl fircar Anarlmant. 710 Main, rt)HNIKliriithrra rnnmi " and lwnr. rnlr"i,v ,a "u'h 2nd TWO ROOM furnlthad. ataamlatad apartmenta. Cliaa to ally cantar. Phona 77 .11 daym. Ehrnisiied-" lhra rooma n6 Hath. YCHING I. A DIES 10-24 Trnvel 4)1 atiilaa wllh cbaprrnnad gioup. Immadiate exprnnai advanced. TrnnHpnrlallnn fumuhctl. .'.Jfallant pay. Chanrca for trlpa to Alaska. Hawaii and Puerto Hlco. Miut be nrnl. ambltloiu and frra lo traval. Haa Mr. Ilunmn. Melropolltan Hotel, 7-0 p.m. Don't phona. l WANTED !.ady fnr rhilJcare and I ill ht homework. I pin. to 0 p m. Mon day thrnuflh Frldnva. Mint ba ataady f id permaticnl. w par month. Wrila nK IL-VO rorn nf Harnld and Naw glv liff rnterancai, add ret anq pnona number. TRY COOK. Mardoel 9711. Ideal Cafe. I.ADY TO DO hnuaawork and rare fir arml-lnvalld.Jlva In. Phnne 2-QMK) FIRST CLASS eaperlanred ilanog rnnhr I.iiinl.pr exnerlenra Drafarred K.xccllenl Vilary In right perann. WVlte llricH4n rare or "rram ana wewa. VHELWANTI0tjWALl WANTED, exprrlam-rrt Irin-k driver, rii-lvi. Iriirlc and trailer. Referenrei re- qi.lred. Write Box H40 cara of Herald and Newa. ivv ii a vr nr.onin.fi fnr three men Klamath Kalli between tha agea nf 11) and :m. Earning! tn alnrt, approximate. Iv $.100 par month (after ona week paid training). Automatic pay Increase four and fight mnnthg, Trnlnlng to be held In Kinmntn rum. 40 Hour Week Kmnlnvr) Ileneflt Plana Apptv al Htandard Htatloni, Inc.. 2nd and Main. i'hona-7Ma. T'' rof""" nd batn, partly 1uY nithrrt MO Pniipart, phone 07tl Tl I It EE R OOM f ur'n7iihedpar iSSHt. Phonrtl7.14. FOR RENT, large three rooin ruT- nulled auarliti-nt et...m tn It... hot and fO.d Watar fiirnlihrrl' Adiilli only. Phone OSoa after Vi p m TiNE IIEDHOOM fiiridahTdparTSTanT. (.mte in. Phnna 020.1. VACANCY, Walnut Apartmenta. "415 Walnut. , FI'ltNIHliKf) modrrniarrnienl. clnai in. t'tinne 4(ioi. ' 17 HtLP WANTID MALE amrfemn1aBa1rVmen wllh ex prrirnre tn Hllng nhnci. Inquire at filnrka Shoe Store, 711 Main, Phnna 4u:i.v " 18 SITUATIONS WANTID MilVlLfc A()ED cnu'pla wanta ran eh vork. Wife will ennk. himbnnd will dn gene ml work. Omid experience, Nn rhildron. Phnne Tulalake 7-2140 ccdlect, WOIIU) LIKE hnuaekeeplng nr choking. Write hnx 4fl rare of Herald and Nrwi, KXPKIIIKNCEI) NEGRO Hardener. I'hnn ninn, flnltDEN plowing. Call il.114 befort 8 n.m. KXMFniENCED Negro Clnrrlnnar and ttnndymnn. Unrdon ipadlng. Phona IHiM. CMII.l) CAIIE, Phone 8.101. apartment. TWO ROOM "iftirnliulMr Phnne n:ini. CLEAN tWO room tniMmanl '"" onahlr. Court View Hole). THREE ROOM unfurnUhed apafT ment. No children or peta. 412 Market. PhnnaH:i4fl. FIVE ROOMS piHirTuOTeTWo"M M'RNIHIIEb t 'hTM riw,m Bn.rtmXt' M250;. ,w" """" un,t' lo; " uttlltlea Elf RNIHHED three room, and iinfur nltked four room apartment. Phona K2H. FOR RENT two roomi and halh In. fiuirn .Tin iiign. flMKJHT, furnlahed two romn a part men! In hrlck building, aleam heat. S40 224 Rrniut TWO KUIINIMIIKD aparlmenlt. rlnie in, modern, 14.1 and Mfl. Phono 44D2 nf M24. fllfl North 0th. ONE room furnl-hed apartment. I'liona 0030. CLEAN MODERN three and four room apartmenta. Phnne tllOB. DOWNTOWN, MODKhNurnUhrrt one bedroom nparlment. Call Mr. Bchuu at MM, rUHNISMKD annrtmVnl. Clone to Weyerhaemer. Oarage and uttlltlea. tift. Inqulro at Minute Cafe or phone 04.10. i6-.MOUl.tS rOR MINT LEAKE nptlnn to 'fitly,-' very iiea'tlihiatt five room, full hanement, Norfh aide. month. Phono 2-oann Sunday ana cventnga, CLEAN, modern one bedroom iinfur n lulled house, 41. per 'month. I Phone imM,flOOHil(lymi. CLEAN, newly decnrntaH' two hedrobm home In Mllla Addltlnn. Oae heat. Ap ply 21 1 2 Home Ave. LEASE, three bedroom " unfurnbiherl hmiae, wall to wall carpeting, elofaTio heat. Phnne ftfin4j KOK IIKNT two 'nVdVonm Unfurnltheil home, "i Work frnm rremont School. Aittomnllo heat, fl0 par tnonlh. Call 4:ma, liirnUhei KOIfll nooM ftirnUhed aln lot room iinhirnlahed, Adults, Phono 3075, 1740 Menlo Way.