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Newspaper Page TextFriday, may 21, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIFTEEN LOTS OF LUMBER GOES THROUGH Ihis im-.ll sawmill oporaled by Dick Wilton, loft, and hii brother Carl. Moil of (he furniture for the cabins at thair motol wat cut and assomblod by the iwo man. II a 1 TmV sT .VW . .a. .A... . . H', '. .w. MJa I , 1 ( ) gateiA XM'Mjj V?W fe'pi tilY PUniNG THE FINISHING touches to a chair for cabin is Dick Wilson,' co-owner of the Wilson Motel near Fort Klamath. Mrs. Wilson does ell the work of caring for the 13 units. It's e full-time job during the heavy tourist months. . -.- 1 IT TAKES A LOTTA POWER to and hi brother Dick "thunk up" I am not "foolln' " lirn I y I can nnvP "(nod Itlika" mnnrjr on (ire and aulo Iniurnnce. liana Nor land, 627 rine 81. LAWNS D yen wirtl inad lwn r tail lw ptlert Von rn'( rIwhti hv Ik. W in qualltr wark nrid ft nlih vvtrylhlnf. We fuirtnlii tmmi UHd r irttil'ThoDft 4 'J ID, UKISHORE GARDENS NURSERY CAR OWNERS - ATTENTION!! Springtime Is Clean-Up Time. Onco Again We Art Offering Our Special: WASH AND LUBE ANY MAKE - ANY MODEL DRIVE IN TODAY ! ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 St 6th Phone 4113 Ok 1 a" e it push snow around in the Fort this snow plow. Works like Cattlemen Urge New Law BAKKR (fl The OrcRnn Cnlllr I mcn'a Assn. urged the atnte Wed ncsduy to pnss an adrqunto mc.it ' Insprctlon law. Uolciintcs pnsscd the rcsnlutlon 1 on tho Itnnl dny of their atmtinl I convention alter hcnrtnpr n men! ONLY iN o lb PAT 3 Hi ,0 ST 1 1 1 n 1 1 . enc m. Klamath Country so Carl Wilson a charm, "pushin and pullin." pneker nnd a consumer rpprescntx live aay Hint such an Inspection low Ls needed. Other resolutions struck nt wild life cnthu.sln.sta. One resolution op posed any acquisition by stnto or federal nuclides of lnrrd for the exclusive use of wildlife. Another opposed a Stntr Game Commission propositi to Increase tho flow In the Deschutes River In order to tnerense fish life there. Tho resolution snid the request for a continuous flow of 200 second feet would hurl seven of nlno Irri gation districts In Central Oregon, Tile cattlemen asked the fcdernl government for linmcdlntc re senrch to lind parasites or other nnturnl control or a spreading weed, Mediterranean sngo. They said It has spread over 100,000 acres In South Central Oregon, destroying range lnnd there. J, C, Cecil ot Hums was re elected president, othor officers given a second term mo Oarland Mondor, Prairie City, and George Russell, Vale, vlco presidents. J. P. Appling, Burns, waa nruncd treasurer, and Frank Bccson, Prlnevllle, secretary. Tho 1955 con vention was voted to Corvallls. CONFERKNCK TOKYO t Russia's hydro elcctrlo output last year waa 133 billion kilowatt hours, Japanese newsmen wcro told Thursday by the chief Soviet delegato to an Asian water resources develop ment confcrcnco hero. People Do Read SPOT ADS -you are! Fort Klamath Family Build In Restful Surroundings Ily MVIITLK WIMKB FORT KLAMATH Beckoning lo the weary motorist with a prom Iho of restful quiet, The Wilson Cottages are located In a natural ettlng of lolly pine five miles north of Fort Klamath, at the aoutliern entrance to Crater Lake National park, on atate highway 112. Eighteen miles north la beautiful Crater Lake, annual mecca for thousands of tourlala visiting this area. To the wait are Ooose Nest mountain and the timbered, anow capped slopes of the Cascades, while to the aouth the superb acenlo panorama of the Wood Ri ver valley and the Upper Klamath l.uko unfolds before the eyes ot vlsitora. The swift flowing waters of near by Annie Creek, within a stone's throw of the cottages, Invite ang lers to caat a hook and line In their depths lo lure the wary trout which abound in the clear, cold mountain alream with Ita aource In Crater Lake Park. The nearest neighbors, Mr. and Mis. Jack Thomas, live one half mile south, and as they are only home for the spring and summer, the Wilson Cottages are somewhat Isolated. The shy, curious wild deer of the surrounding forests, oc casionally Invade the grounds on which are situated 13 large iisjllvidual cottages, store and gas pumpa, owned and managed by Curl F. Wilson, hla brother and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Richard 11. Wilson. BK(i INNING The partnership of Wilson broth ers started back In 1B33 at their former business location at Band Creek station, on old highway 67 at the summit of Sun Mountain, and has continued through the years. In April 1932, the brothers were .Joined at Sand Creek by Richard's wife, Ada. Anna Vesta, Carl's wife, came there to live the following year. All four had gradu ated from college. Carl and Rich arcd majoring In their chosen fields of civil engineering and in dustrial arts at Oregon State Col lege, Corvallls. Anna Vesta, a na tive of Portland, clso attended Ore gon Stale majoring In secretarial work, in addition to being a gifted and accomplished vocalist and mu sician. Ada,, who halls from Vaahon Island In the Puget Sound, near Seattle, received her education at the University of Washing' ton, where she majored In librar ian work. Later on, sne worked in the reference library at Oregon State College, where she met her future husband. HOME KTATE The Wilson brothers are natives of Marquette, Michigan. At Sand Creek, a combined store, restaurant and living quarters, were built by the brothers in 1934. Nine new cabins and a service station were added later. In the spring of 1938, the business waa expanded when the present local property waa purchased from the owner, Leo Boyer, who had built one large building on the premises. which now houses the grocery store as well as the living quarters of Carl Wilson and family. Included In the sale, were the acres of the old Pomeroy homestead across the highway. Four new tourist cottages were built, gas pumpa installed, and the new business was opened by Carl and hla wife in 1038. During 1S39 and 1940, four additional cabins were finished. Then came the World War II interlude. During this time. In September of 1943. the Sand Creek business was discon tinued. Richard and his family Join ing his brother and wife at their present location. WORKED AWAY - January, 1943, Carl and Richard look defense Jobs in Portland, and the following May, Carl returned to Klamath and worked In Klamath Falls on the survey crew of the Oregon Slate Highway Department. September of the same year, Rich ard and family moved to Prtnevill:. where he taught Industrial arts at the Crook County high school for one year. In 1944, he started terch Ing mathematics and industrial arts at Chiloquin high school, and while on the laculty. he also drove the school bus between Fort Klam ath and Chiloquin for three .years. From March until May 1949, the Wilson Cottages were used as a aki camp by U.S. marines from the Marine Barracks In Klamath Falls. Another cottage was built In 194S. That year was marked by a sad event, the death ol Carl's wife, An na Vesta. She left her husband and two children. Carrel A. (Sandy), now 18, studying electrical engi neering at Oregon State College, and Oretchen, then an Infant, now nine and a pupil at Fort Klamath elementary school. Richard and Ada are parents' of thrco children, 13, 11, and 7 year old Janet Susan, David Bar ry and Robin Jon. The two brothers and Ada have handled the busi ness since the death of Carl's wife, with practically no outside assis tance. From 1948 until 1953. tour more cottages were built, bringing the total up to Its present number of 13. ' NEW IDEAS Several outstanding features com bine to make the Wilson brothers and their cottages unique. Lodge pole trees on the old Pomeroy tract were cut by the two men, hauled to their sawmill located back of the store building, and aawed Into lumber. The dried and finished pro duct was used with great skill and considerable Ingenuity to fashion furniture for all 13 cottages. Items made Include beds, luggage racks, tables, chairs, even original and clever wooden tiebacka for cottage curtains as well as sashes for the window panes. The Interior walls ot each cottage, are attrac tively paneled halfway up with varnished pine from the aame source, while shakes made In their sawmill form the exterior finish of the walls of each cottage. Over the years, three different snow plows have been built, by HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFOKO Thoroughly Modern Mrs. J, B. Barley Joe Barley Jr. Proprietors . Wilson brothers from odds and ends taken from old cars. These have been used to keep cottage paths and the road to the highway cleared of snow. The model cur rently In use Is In all probablllly the only privately owned, two mo tored rotary anow plow to be found In the entire State of Oregon. The rear end ls propelled by a Chevro let motor, while the front of the vehicle Is operated by a Bulck mo tor which runs the rotary and snow blower. FINE HI.EF.PIN(; The Wilson Cottages offer tourist accommodations of a high quality. The Collages aro listed under "Ore gon In Duncan Ulnes' national di rectory, "Good Places to Spend the Night Lodging for a Night," which catalogues hotels. Inns, over night guest houses and modem aulo courts (all ot which must con form to the high standards set by Duncan Hlncsi, directing the tra veler to superior accommodations In every state In the Union. The utmost In modern conveni ence and comfort may be found by visitors stopping at the Wilson Cottages, where one, two or three bedrooms are available In the de luxe, roomy and tastefully furnish ed separate cabin units. Regular vacatlonista here for alx consecutive years have been Pro fessor and Mrs. Paul Bonn as and small daughter Marianne. He is professor of ceramics at the Uni versity of Washington, Seattle. Last season Uie three missed their annual rest and elaxatlon at the Wilson Cottages because they were touring their native lands of France and Switzerland. During their stays here in the past, Prof. Bonl fas has entertained many with demonstrations of the cereamlc art at their vacation home, and the charming family has made many friends here. DON'T WATCH The Wilson's have a faith In the inherent honesty of people which Is most refreshing in this somewhat cynical day and age. Most ot the time, their grocery store ls left untended, with the front door open, while the owners are busy at vari ous tasks elsewhere. They say that the little they have lost by this practice is greatly outweighed by the work accomplished, Customers either help themselves and leave the correct change on the counter, or call one of the proprietors In from the cottages. Tentative plans are under 'consideration at this time for again opening a restaurant on the premises, as an added ac commodation to the traveling pub lic. In addition to their private per sonal building enterprises, the Wil son brothers this year undertook a big project for the Fort Klamath Community Methodist cnurcn, ana last month saw lis finish, when they completed work of building sufficient pews to fill the cburcb to capacity this required twelve ten foot pews, two live foot pews, as well as seats for the choir, pas tor and guest speaker. Wilson pro duced lumber was used through out in construction of the new church furniture, installed recently. The Wilsons also had a large part In decorating the interior of the church last year, doing . the work free of charge. This was In cluded in improvements listed cur ing the year in the Oregon Town and Country Church Improvement contest, sponsored by the Oregon Council of Churches in cooperation with the Sears Roebuck foundations Promoting the contest here was Mrs. Hansferd T. (Mike) Williams, assisted by members and board of the church and people of the community in general. The work resulted in a cash prize of $7.1.00 being awarded in the local church category. Entry In the state wide contest among churches has been made again this year. TOLD ABOUT v In 1949, when highway 97 over Sun Mountain Pass was re-routed. threatening to reduce Fort' Klam ath to a mere dot on the map, the Wilson brothers were largely re sponsible for starting an adverti sing campaign. It was carried out and financed entirely by local busi ness people and was designated to promote tourist travel to Crater Lake via Fort Klamath and ihe Wood River valley. In 1950, enthusi astic Fort Klamath business oper ators organized to form the Fort Klamath Business Association, which each succeeding year has sent out descriptive and factual Crater Lake Wood River Valley in formation to many states as well as points in Canada and elsewhere. Valuable aid in preparing the pamphlet was given by Supertn- lenoeni e. p. Leavitt (now retired) and the rangers of the Crater Lake National Park 8ervlce, who cooper ated wholeheartedly In the venture. COMMANDER PARIS I Lt. Oen. Edmond Jowhaud was named commander of the French air force in the Far East Thursday. He succeeds Lt. Oen. Henri Lausin, whose new Job oas noi yet oeen announced. SENTENCED DAMASCUS, Syria W A Damascus court sentenced news- paper publisher Mounlr Rayyess to 30 days in Jail Thursday for writing an article attacking the dominant Populist Party. Legal Notice Nonrr nr final iiEAttiNn Not let Is htrby fivm that the under tinned executrix of the eiUt of Adoloh G. Zweliirt, dereaned, hu tiled her una. account in ine outre or tne county clerk of Klamath County, Oregon and the court haa let Saturday the Hath day of May at the hour of ten o'clock a.m. at the county court house In the Circuit Court room In Klamath FalU, Oregon at the time and place for hear Ing objections thereto and the settle ment thereof. Nora D. 2 we If art Executrix of the tiUte of Adolph G. Z we If art, deceased. Date of flrit mihlleatlon Anrll 90. Date of laat publication May 21, 19H. April ou( May t. i, i no. v.u PALMIST READING will Nil your pest, present and future. Leva, merrlesje, business, A compiler $S life rtodlnt for $1 and this ao. 2104 So. tth Si. Heart! 10 e.m. it 11 p.m. 10 SfRVICIS SUMMER SERVICE CLEAN COOLING SYSTEM TUNE ENGINE ADJUST BRAKES WILL INSTALL REBUILT ENGINE $ la your 1938 to 19S2 Dodge or NO DOWN PAYMENT Bob Mestv TRADES BEST! CLASSIFIED RATES One day Three days , per word 6e per word 12c per word 20c per word 85c Week run Month run MINIMUM The minimum charge for any one ad Is 50c BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled through box numbers at the paper for a aervlce charge of 25c ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims for adjust ments without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 6:30 pjn. will be made to following day'a publication, by U Noon Saturday for Monday. C FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S KlmU runeral Home, rti Huh Street Phone 1 MEETING NOTICES STATED MEETING OP MAN Z AN ITA uuapiw . O.E.S. will be held Fri day, May 21, at eight o'clock in the l.o.O.P hall. Visitors welcome Lois Gueck, W.M. Everett Blehn. W.P. Regular meeting of Disabled Amer ican Veterans & Auxiliary will be held Friday, May 21, in the K. C. Chas A. Poteet, A.D.V. 2 LOST AND FOUND LOST. DOWNTOWN area Friday, Stay 14. lady'a white opal rins. Reward. Phone Fort Klamath 2350. Legal Notice SUMMONS No. 1084 IN THIS DISTRICT CC'KT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Fdgir L. Chamber, Plaintiff VS. uaac J. Hunter, Defendant To Isaac J. Hunter. Defendant: In the Name ot the State of Oregon, You are hereby required to - appear and answer the plaintiff's complaint, on file herein, on or before four 4i weeks from the date of the first pub. I .cation ot this Summons, and If you fat) so to answer or otherwise appear. judgement against you for the sum of SVT.4I, together with hit- costs and dis lor want tnereoi. Diainuii win uute bursements herein. Tiiis Summons is served tiDOn you bv nublicaUon thereof in the Herald and News once each week for four successive weeks, pursuant to tne Order of the Honorable D. E. Van Vac tor. Judie of the above entitled court, duly made and entered the 29th day of April 1954. the lint publication to be made on Friday, the 30th day of April 1954. and the last publication thereof to be made on Friday, the 21st day of May. 1934. uonam a. w. rtper Attorney for Plaintiff Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls. Oreeon April 30, May 7, 14, 21. No. 920 ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE OF -SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Nntlc la hereby aiven that the under signed administratrix of the estate of Nettle Waiian also known as euic Wallcn, deceased, pursuant to an order of ule rendered and entered in the Circuit Court ot the state of Oregon for Klamath County dated tne Tin flay of May. 1934. in the above estate, authorizine her so to do. will offer for sale and sell at private sale for cash. or upon such terms as tne court may approve, at the law office of A. W. Schaupp 208 Willi ts Bldg. Klamath Falls. Oregon, on and after the 3th day o: June. 1934. at the hour of ten o'clock a.m. of said day, the following described real property, to-wit: Lot 14 in Block 33 second Hot Springs Addition to the city of Klamath Falls. Oregon as shown by the official plat thereof. subiect to Confirmation by the court This notice is published once each week for four successive weeks in the Herald and News a dally newspaper published In Klamath County, Oregon by order of the Hon. David R. Vanden- Derg, juage oi me aoove court, n.its of first Dubllcation May 7th 1034. Date of last publication May 28th 1934. Jeulit L. Rd. Administratrix of the estate of Nettie Wallan also known as Nettie Wallcn, Deceased. May 7, 14, 21, 26 No. 927 AnVFPTIKF-MENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received until 7:30 p.m., Monday June 7. 1934 at the office OI tne union ntgn acnoui ui iv, Room 200, Klamath Union High School, Klamath Falls. Oreeon. General bids will include two sepa. rate projects: wmcn may oe oia rsstlv and-or toaether. Protect l. Alteration to nresent areas ued as an auditorium, providing two classrooms, a corridor. conference rooms and office on first floor, and a new library ot second xioor, ana a nra stair. Project 3. Provide for a new ceiling. new lighting and mecnanicai venuis tion for the nresent boys' arymnasium, General bidders will comply with the State Law pertaining to qualification of bidders. Title 98, Chapter 1, Oregon Compiled Laws Annotated, and file pre qualification Quest ion a ires ten U0 days before bids are opened. Plans and nectftcatlona mlV be Ob tained at the office of Howard R. Pei rin, Architect, 1121 Main Street, Klam ath Falls, Oregon. A deposit ot twenty five and no-loo dollars iS23.00 will be reoulred for Diana and snec lit cat Ions. Deposits will be refunded to the bid tiers upon return oi tne plans ana spe- 4ifiiatltins. Plans and specifications will be on ftle at the Builders -Excnange coop. 317 Builders Exchange Building, Port land. Oregon, and the Eugene Builders Excnange, tu case rain atreei, a-usenv, Oregon. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Surety Company Bond in full amount of the Contract Price, and he shall be required to carry Public Li ability Insurance as specified. Projects must be completed by September 1, 1034 or be subject to penalty of 9100.00 per calendar day. A bidders bond or certified check In amount equal to live per cent )5 per cent) of the lump sura must accompany tho bid as guarantee (or the execution of the contract and the bonds, In case the contract Is awarded the bidder. The Directors of Union High School District No. 3 reserve the right to re ject any and all bids and to waive any Informalities, Signed Harotd B. Ashley Clerk Publish! May 17, 1894, May II, 1081 no. . i VACATION SPECIAL ... $3.05 ... $6.45 ... .98 Total $11.38 199 50 Plymouth for only ON APPROVED CREDIT Phone 8101 DUGAN and MEST 522 So. 6th DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE "Job Rated" TRUCKS I LOST AND fOU M D LOST dark srMfi parakeet Reward. Phone 03. P.-22. Identify and pay for thle LOST PaDer eack containing pair dark flutes, diaoer and baby bottle near j-ooie a Dicycie anop. r.-yme tvn. 4 GENERAL NOTICES ATTENTION FARMERS f am looklns for mill aeltincs for portable mill that WIU cut from La.OQTj to 30.000 feel per day. 1 want to contact a man with plenty of timber on band that wiu furnuh the loft to the mill In tree lenathe. Thte will be eat loa fine, and I want to set 500,000 feet or more to a ecuina. Write Box gse. care ot niriH ana rtew. DANCE MUSIC Club trio for partlea and banaucta. rnone aoo Wilson, ioi. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Will Ilad. ly help you. fSok SO. Phone 3333 or iiij. t PERSONALS MRS. FLETCHER PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Gives truthful advice on all af fairs of life. Tells you past, pres ent -and future without asking questions. She hu helped others and can help you. Gives Dames. dates and facts. The truth, good or bad. Satisfaction guaranteed or no cnarges. Readings Daily 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 4818 South Sixth St. SPENCER coraetlere. Call 7132. REAL SILK repreaentattve. Call T132. STANLEY Home Product. Phone 66O0. FOR STANLEY Home Buff Jonea. phone 8382. Product!. eaU DRESSMAKING. Phone 4471 10 SERVICES Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, Eta Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD Ph. 9841 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED $14.00 for 500 gallon tank. .Locally Owned Since 1944 PHONE 5442 or 8377 LACY KING MATERNITY CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER Phone J-Xt'I PAINTING end paper hanging. Phone 7803. LANDSCAPE del ijming ask us to talk over your plan, at your home. Pruning, spraying, lawns renovated. Malin Nursery. Homed and Har Ian Phone 5502. MtLORB CABINET WORKS. Free esti mate 1877 Ivory. Phone 946S. PLOWING, discing and harrowing. Gar dening. H. F. Jarrard. phone 5332. GARDEN and lawn work. Phone 8993. CARPENTER WORK. modeling. Phone 3749. New and re- HOTCTIIaUNG. roar foot wide .Lawns and gardens leveled. Phone 2-0942. OIL THAT alley or duaty street keep your home clean. Estimates gladly given. Special hot oil application. Fred H. Hellbronner. phone 4133. INTERIOR MOISTURE conditions In your home driving you mad? Let us help solve your prooiem. Fnone aim CHILDRENS clothes made to order, very reasonable. Mending and patch- Ulg. Call 3444. DONE reasonably. Phone CURTAINS laundered and stretched. Phone S655. HOME REMODELING. Foundation and House leveling. Phone 2-0008. Frank Cotton. ' GARDEN plowing and leveling. Phone TKACTOR plowing, foto-hocing. Gar dens a soecialtv. Phone 8063 or call at 2336 Kane St ELSIE'S ALTERATION SHOP. work accepted. Hartflald. 11 DO-IT-YOURSELF NOW FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY You can get the world famous SINGER Sewing Course for only $10. This low tuition ap plies only to morning and afternoon instruction. The $5 saved by coming to morning and afternoon classes often pays for your fabric. Phone 2-2513 or drop into your SINGER SEWING CENTER, 633 Main, Klamath Falls FIREPLACE Y2 price, install it yourself in a weekend. Factory built, all the blocks; $199.50. No down payment; 36 months on F. H. A. Peyton & Co. 835 Market Phone 5149 PLASTIC WALL TILI DO IT YOURSELF Toil ean make that bathroom beauti ful with pi a it to tile. W will Instruct ruu. uniy c per root. CALHOUN'S 3(17 S. Main Phone 8498 TOOLS FOR RENT Cement Mixers, wheelbarrows, Screw and Hydraullo jacks. Sanders ol all kinds, S il ea ws. etc, Klamath Valley Lumber Co. iiho souin mix in. fnone BEE HIVE truck' Rental Co. Movf yourself, save ft.. Beacon Mobtta Serv ice 1201 W.HX Mln. Hnnns P'ia 1 DO-IT.YOURSlLP ; STUDENTS . CAREER GIRLS HOUSEWIVES Any of you can sew or learn to sew and any of you can own those lovely dresses, blouses and skirts you've always wanted. Muke them yourself with a SINOER BEWINO MACHINE, Free sewing course with every new machine sold. Also rentals by the month. SINGER SEWING CENTER 633 Main Phone 3-2513 YOU CAN paint In oil the first timo you try. See the distinctively beautt rut "Paint by Number" picturea at VolghU Pioneer Office Supply. 630 i. FOR A MORE comfortable and health- ler noma winter end summer install Ward's Unltem 1 inula lion, fl 36 per hag. Covers 23 square feet 3" deen. You can rent a Ward Insulation blow lor 1 a day. MONTGOMERY WARTl tth and Pine Phone 31W BEAUTIFY YOUR floors, rent our floor polisher. BASIN BUHaDINO ltUTF. RIALS ' 47M South eth Phone 2-2563 IS IDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING office macn!ne,'typ ing, shorthand. Speed writing ktndred lUhlertn HltamatK Ruilnau iTaIicm 1U Pine Phone 4760. it HELP WANTED, FEMALE TRAY GIRL wanted. 11 a.m. 7 pm. Apply Hillside Hospital. Yotmn i.Anira 18-22, must be neat appearing, free to travel 38 Hates. Alaska, Hawaii. Trans portation furnished, expense account immediately, parents welcome at Inter view. See Miia Dixon. W intra Hotel, i:wio a: oo. uo not phone. RECEPTIONIST wanted. Mu.l C guod typist Klamath Valley Hospital. WANTED, Middle aged lady as com- Cimon and housekeeper for elderly dy. In modern home. Good wages, room and board. Give reference. Ad dress Mrs. E. O. Favell, Box 1071, Lakevlew, Oregon or phone collect - I3fl3 Lakevlew. WANTED Christian woman- over 90 to atay with elderly Lady in town. Live in. Light housework only. Generous time off each day. (50 per month. Write giving phone number. Box 866 car of Herald and News. I HELP WANTED, MALE manackh wmtts To take complete charge of appliance wpMimtiifc wuaimea to street outside crew and merchandise. All major ap pliances Including T.V. Guaranteed sal ary. Percentage override on all tales. mm avpenaaoie wen established lirm. Write Box 863, care of Herald and News. MEN WANTED, three meals dally, Usui transportation furnished, exten sive tour through. Canada. See Mr. Orman. Clyde Bcatty Circus, County Fair Grounds. PAINTERS WANTED. Union. Must bo mechanics. Roper and Roper, apply In person. 2012 So. Sixth Street WE HAVE openings for three men in Kiamatn rails between the ages of 18 and 30. Earnings to start, approximate ly $300 per month (after one week paid training'. Automatic nay Increases four and eight months. w uour wees: Employe Benefit Plans Apply at Standard Stations, Inc., 2nd and Main. EXPERIENCED. salesman. Attractive deal to right man. See Mr. JuckeUnd, Juckeland Truck saies. SALESMAN wanted, age 24 to 32. Un limited possibilities. Paid vacation, re tirement benefits, .good salary while training. Contact National Cash Reg ister Co, For Interview cell Mediord 2-6019. YOUNG MEN If you ant tinder 24, Ilka to travel, see, Miss Dixon, Winema Hotel. 4:00 to 8.00. Travel 36 states, Alaska, Hawaii, Trans portation furnished, expense account Immediately. Do not phone. 1i SITUATIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED Phone 0103. Negro gardener. TAVERN OR office to clean. Depen dable and clean. Phone 8331. HOUSEWORK by the hour. Phone 1-0110 EXPERIENCED bookkeeper genera oxiice. rnone o cariy mornings evenings. RETIRED schoolteacher would like child care, afternoon or evenings. Phone 2-Q738. EXPERIENCED Negro Gardener an3 handyman. Garden spading. Phone 8653. CHILD CARE. Phone 3301. SEWING or housework. Phone 2-0362. 22 ROOMS FOR RENT LOVELY roams, close" in.' Phone 6061 or 4239. ROOM rOR RENT. 607 High Street. ROOMS, 629 Jefferson. HOUSEKEEPING room and sleeping room. 407 North 9th, phone 2-3398. ROOMS 81.00 and up. Klamath Hotel. COOL, AIRY sleeping rooms. Quiet clean. Close in. Phone 3-0314, ROOMS, 1034 High. decorated, close In 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED two room apart ment. Private bath, ground floor. Hot and cold water furnished. High Street. 83ft per month. Phone 2.1334. THREE 835 a 2-2070. BEDROOM house, close In. month, unfurnished. Phone VERY NICE one bedroom apartment. Living room kitchenette and bath. Completely furnished. 2141 Gary St., block off So. 6th, phone 2-1087, couple only. FURNISHED apartment, private bath. Close in. Adults. Phono 467S after 6:30 p.m. FOR RENT three room furnished apartment In AltaraonL 3326 Hllyard or call 811 extension 28 days. THREE ROOM furnished apartment available June first. Alpha Apartments, phone 4SZ3. TWO MODERN furnished apartments. close In, 845 and 8U, 635 worth 9th, phone 4482 or 3024. FOR RENT one bedroom furnished apartment, 850. 4731 South 6th, behind Pelican Drive Inn. FOUR ROOMS, nicely furnished. 21T Commercial. THREE ' ROOM unfurnished apartment. no children or pet, eia saarKei. rnone BMP. FOUR ROOM furnished apartment. Phone 6317. 503 Market. FOR RENT," clean three bedroom fur nlshed apartment, close In, washing fa duties, 660. Call 8788. TWO ROOM furnished apartment, mod ern, bachelor preferred, 829. 2126 Rec tarnation. THREE ROOM Furnished apartment", 830. Phone 3748. LARGE, MODERN, newly decorated apartment. 933 High. Phone 4891. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING apartment. Suitable for bachelor or sober couple. Everything furnished. Close In. 109 North Broad. FURNISHED apartment. Utilities paid. Phone 2-17B7. TWO FURNISHED apartments, avail able June 13th. 839 a month oach. Call 9713 days, 7342 evenings. THREE ROOM furnished apartment 2137 Orchard. Inquire 2037 Radclitfe. SMALL, MODERN clean apartment AdulU. 213 Cedar. NEWLY DECORATED tnTee room furnished apartment, 833 Phone 7200. THREE ROOM furnished apartment Phone 9784. FOR RENT, large three room fur nlshed apartment, close In. Heat, hot and cold water furnished. AdulU only. Phone 8809 alter 8:30 p.m. TWO Room furnished apartment. Phone 6381. riVsf"ROOMS partly furnished," Clos In. Phone 392.