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Newspaper Page Textr PAGE TEN Farley Sees Winners .... 'khigm By OSCAH I'HALEV ' United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) Fralcy's Follies and the bowl game, "win ners" just In case you have any scratch left over alter Christmas. HOSK BOWL Michigan State (8-1-0) over UCLA (D-D These are two clubs which feature speed and the Uclans would seem to hnve a pass ing edge if Ronnie Knox is fit for full-time duty, But the Spar tans have a psychological edge go ing lor them in the long string of Midwest triumphs over the Western teams. They also have a sterling pass defense and a vastly underrated field general In Earl Morrall. To coin a phrase, the ball takes funny bounces. But the boys from the Big 10 will take a lot of beat ing. Orange Bowl Oklahoma (10-0-0) over Mary land (10-0-0) This has got to be the game of the day come Monday because both clubs arc unbeaten and the winner could be consid ered the national champion. You can argue schedule here, on the premise that Maryland played the tougher lineup. It figures, however, as a battle between a great Maryland de fense and a fast-striking Oklahoma offense which will be more danger ous in the second half than In the Lovellette Takes Over Scoring Lead NEW YORK (UP) Big Clyde Lovellette of the Minneapolis Lak ers, playing two games during the week while Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks was Idle, took over tlio National Basketball Assn. Rcoring and rebound leaderships today. Official league figures, including games through Sunday, Dec: 25, credit the slx-10 Laker with 558 points in 25 games. Pettit, the six nine former Louisiana State star, drops to second with 500 In 20 games, although he boasts the best per-game mark with 25.0. Lovellette now has 345 rebounds In 25 games to Pettlt's 320 in 20. Pettit played one game since Sun day, but did his figures little good as he was held to a season low of four points Monday night by Fort Wayne. " , On a standpoint of average points per game, Lovellette la tied with Noil Johnson of Philadelphia, the defending scoring champion, for second place at 22.3 points per game, Paul Arlzln of Phila delphia Is fourth at 21.2 and Ed Macaulcy of Boston fifth at 21.0. On a total points basis, Johnston Is third at 4(iA, Arlzln fourth at 445, and Macaulcy fifth at 440. Johnston took over as the league's top marksman, from teammate, Arlzln, with a .407 mark on basket attempts to Arizln's .462, a mark duplicated by Pettit. Adolph Schayes of Syracuse re mains the top , free-throw marKsj man with a charity line mark of .806 to .848 for Dick Schnlttker of Minneapolis.' John Podres Reclassified BROOKLYN m Johnny Podres probably will be-in the Army but Brooklyn still has enough pitching left to rote as favorites to win another National League pennant. The Dodgers certainly will miss the 23-year-old lefthander who beat the New York Yankees twice last fall, Including a brilliant shutout In the decisive seventh game. Still his 9-10 record In the regular sea son shouldn't be too hard to make up. Podres learned Tuesday he had been reclassified 1-A bv his dralt board at Ttconderoga, N.Y. and Is subject to immediate call. Al though the head of the draft bonrd said he doubted very much that Podres would be called before spring, it was unlikely that he would be around for much of the 1956 season. lIMOOr,IUNDEOlffllSm,mGUINH(llTIAlSflllfrS Vn kUWlk DIS1ILLIN6 (0., MW YOU, fl, ILL m W Tech '. GrM III I """w IB II OS, .vigil' M' ten Hin t I I deluxe iwnJrTA ura rwi fuuxrnt ; J PJI & j"" r-i j ! !t4& J M.35 $080 J T"flF?H Zm PINT II State, Okhh&ma, opening quarters. And, In football, you have to go with the guys who can score. Sugar Bowl Georgia Tech (0-1-1) over Pitt (7-3-0) Had this been played a week aRO, when Pitt was stirred up over the segregation issue, the onrushing Panthers would have been a cozy bet. But Tech is re covering from Its humiliation and, knowing that It will have to be "up," should reach an even higher peak than Pit by klckoff time. Realize, too. that Tech doesn't beat itself. This Is a club which has fumbled away the ball only four times all year, an amazing CHICAGO (UP) The Chicago White Sox counted four satisfied players for 1956 today with the signing of centerflelder Jim Riv era. Rivera, currently playing winter bull in Mexico, hit .264 for the White Sox last season and led the American League with 25 stolen bases. MONTREAL (UP) The Inter national League will hold a special meeting In Miami on Jan. 3 to aorove the transfer of the Syra cuse, N.Y., franchise to that resort city. Club directors also will con sider a revised schedule on which each team in the circuit may pay three visits instead of two to Hav ana, Cuba, during the 1956 season. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP) For mer national mile champion Don Gehrmann was in "satisfactory" condition at Milwaukee Hospital today. Gehrmann. who starred at the University of Wisconsin, was oneratod on Tuesday for a slipped disc In his back. 8ANTA CLARA (UP) Howard (Hopalong) Cnssady, Ohio State's two-time All-America halfbuck and winner of this year's Helsman trophy, was due to rejoin the East squad today as It began final preparations for Saturday's Shrine game with the West, Cassady missed yesterday's workout when he flew to Los Angeles to attnnd the Los Angeles Times' football awards, banquet. PASADENA (UP) Coach Duf fy Daughterly was all smiles to day as a result of the best work out Michigan Slate has had in preparation for lis Rose Bowl meeting with UCLA. The boys worked up good sweats for the first time," Daugh erty said after yesterday's work out. "The perspiration was rolling down their faces. The warm sun really made a difference." Daugherty added the Spartans were in good physical condition. Sugar Bow! Meet Opens Play Tonight NEW npl.TTAWa (iroi T'i, Sugar Bowl Carnival of Sports anii is lomgiu wun ueientluig champion Louisiana State Univer sity trvlllir'for its sixth hnvincr tillo against Syracuse. Basketball, tennis and track tournaments, plus a regatta at the Southern Yacht Club Saturday and Sunday, are threaded through the next tew days with the climactic football battle between Georgia Tech and Pittsburgh winding up the extravaganza Monday after noon. LSU Is favored to pick up its third straight title over Syracuse. The Tigers have two veterans of last year's win over Maryland in Hobby Freeman, 139, and Gary Bowden, 165. Both won their bouts lust year. Vic Scixas, veteran Davis Cup per and the nation's top - ranked amateur, and Bernard Bartzen of San Angrlo, Tex., stack up as the lrOtlt-1-mmm-.i in Ihn t,-.iti That tournament starts Wednes day morning and continues hiough Saturday. The basketball tournament starts Wednesday night with Notre Dame paired with Alabama, and Utah vs. Marquette. Utah Is the choice or the tille, although Alabama has received a lot ot support There will be no field events this year In the pre-oivmptc truck meet at City Park Stadium Sun nay afternoon. The meet has drawn top collegiate talent from throughout the country. Georgia Tech ami Pittsburgh "quare off Monday Sunar Bowl stadium. Tech's spoodv and tricky putllt is favored to whip the bigger but slower Pitt Panthers. FACTORY SERVICE ond Ports for PACKARD STUDEBAKER INTERNAT'L ' TRUCKS JUCKELAHD Truck Sales & Service, Inc. 11th and Klamoth Ph. 2-2561 ! Sports I World ! Shoris i i i wees figure in a season marked ' by fumbleltls. Cotton Bowl TCU (9-1-0) over Mississippi (9-1-0) The posse is a cinch to ride, but you have to grant the "home" team an edce In this one. Nobody will throw those Christians to the officiating lions In Dallas and vlth a speedy at tack led by swanky Jim Swink the Southwest entry will be tough to fmdle. Auburn (9-1-1) over Vanderbilt (7-3-0) Here's another "home" team choice, the AuburrS club ap pearing in the Gator Bowl for the third year In a row. They've got the horses, and what else do you need? Run Bowl Texas Tech (7-2-1) over Wyom ing (8-3-0i Tech, which can and ! does hold Its own with the best in the Southwest Conference, fig ures to be a league above the Cowboys. This holds particularly because Wyoming has Injury prob lems. Tangerine Bowl Juniata. Pa. (8-0-0) over Mis souri Valley (8-1-0) And If you want to know why, don't wire, write! ' Day Drawing Special TCU Defense Play OXFORD, Miss. M Texas Christian's defense admittedly will be aimed at stopping Eagle Day, the Mississippi quarterback, In the' Cotton Bowl because he does so many things. But here's a hint to TCU: Tills fellow Day can ad Just himself to a situation at a moment's notice. Day for two seasons was known as the Babe Ruth of Mississippi football because he went for the long" one the pass that covered a lot of yards and made the touch downs easy. Ho had scoring strikes from 50 to 69 yards in his record. But his fame as the home run passer caused the opposition to build de fenses esneclally designed to take care of It. So what? Day suddenly switched to the short passes the "Willie Keeler" type-and went right on throwing touchdown strikes. He has had eight touchdown passes this campaign and his longest has been only 26 yards. The Eagle, a quarter Cherokee Indian, played little as a fresh man and didn't get Into Missis sippi's 1053 Sugar Bowl game with Georgia Tech. This season Day hag been the No. 1 man and has been the heart of the balj club. That's why Abe Martin, coach of Texas Christian, has called the Mlssisslnpl passing attack Its strongest weapon. Mar tin h'is sooken particularly of the Rebel roll-out pass which Day ex ecutes so skillfully. Shorts Cont'd From Pcsqe 9 Legal Notices NOTICE OF MONO SAI-E Sentcfl nropnils will he received by the Common Council of the City of Klnmath Fills. Omion. for the pur-r-hnse of slrcct improvement hnnd-i, Series mi, in the utn of $1.7(11.711. dvilv Authorized hy ordinance of the Knhl Cltv of Klamath FnlK for the construction nn( improvement of the fnllmvl'ij! dcscril""! Improvement unit situated In the City of Klnmath Falls, Oregon, . to-wit: tmrrnvenii'iit '?nit No t?4, expend ing Along the alley In Block 4, Cannl Addition, to City of Klamath Falls. Orojt-in. Proposals to purchase sntd bonds will he received by the undersigned up to nul including the itith day of Jnnunry, 1!58, tit the hour of seven thirty o'clock p.m. of said day and opened at a regu lar meet in ft of the Common Council immediately thereafter; said bonds shall lie dated Fehruaiy 1. lfWfl, and shall be In amounts of $300 (10 each, except bond No. 1, which shall be for the fr Actional part of said sum, and all shall he due ten years after date of issue, p:tv merit of the entire bond optional with said City at any coupon paying dale on and after one year from the date thereof. Said bonds will hear interest at a rate or not to exceed six per i-Ciil per annum, payable semi annually on February 1st. and August 1st. ()f each vear, nrlncioal And Interest payable at the office of the treasurer of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. All proposals must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the proposal. Tlie Common Council reserve! the rijjht to reject any and all bids. The siicirr.'fiil bidder for said bonds will he furnished with an opinion as to the validity thereof bv the law firm of; Win free. McCultocb. Shuler A Snvre. Portland Trust Hulldtng, Portland 4. Ore iton. notice is authorized bv ordinance of the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated De cember fit I. ISK'i.l. Uouo Dec. 8. 1953. Frank A. Itlackroer Police Judge, for the City of! Klctm.ith Falls, orriion No. 715. Dec. 8, 9. 11, U, l.t, 14. 13 I". IS, 20. 21, 22. 33, 2S. 37. 2H an. 30; Jan. l. a. 4. a. . a, , io, 11. 12. 13. CITATION IN THK CIKCL'IT COURT OF Till: ST ATI- OF Ollhl.ON FOH THK COUNTY OK KLAMATH In the matter or the Km Ate of John IVrtrch aka Jarlc prj.rcli. Deceased Ttv Jos.-ph Ptran-h, Mrv Burtdi and I-oins J Hu.lli. j.ni to j'l other and of Jnhn Pearch. De- cd. icb tin In he nunie of the Slate of Oregnn rrhy df!. requ to appe.tr in the above entitled nod M.,i!er with n t-.vf-,t. f i ditjs Iioni net ember ?mh. 1'iVl. which l the d.tte of tirt pubhrat mn tif thti ' Citatum to thuw ruw. if nv exinti i why ,hi Order thou Id nm h ma.'e lor 1 sale of Lol 1.1 and I Itltnkt IO In the 1 W-v:. c Su!..fi e H.ve. Di ' the Petition of p-btrt 1 I) J',!- hn I'rJirrh, 1 MM mUll-fl L'ijii nt Ma, mien u tvH u'."rt Van.1. HtK-t c Ju'Jr ,,f iri1. .) uh Of l.r C-'r . It ToLiM I ! Ualrd D.-irn,tr !!.!! ir.ada' No ra a, j. ,. , i PHONE 5541 HERALD AND RATES & INFORMATION Herald & New ' MARKET PLACE of the KLAMATH BASIN Halo EspUnftd Phn Sill CLASSIFIED On day , per word BR Two dav , , per word Oc Tare dirt . per word !2c Four dare per word l:c Flv dar , per word lxc Six daya (week run) . per word 2Ur Month run . per word .o For your ronvenlenre, place your ad to ruo 'Until Further Nollee.' then when rou call to cancel you are charred only for the number of dava II rum. Minimum charge for any on ad la 50 cents. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Open rate per column Inch 11.01 2U incnea In monin . 10 indies In month . Go Inchee In month . .Ill 10 Inches in month .R:l I'ickup Uate laame copy repeal i .30 Answer to adi may b handled tlirouah boa number! at the paper for a aervlce chare of 35 cent. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED 8:30 p.m. day before public. Inn. Noon aSxturdav for Kiinffav or Monday No on day before publication. Noon Friday for Sunday. Noon Saturday, for Monday. ADJUSTMENTS Pleat. make claims for adjustment! without delay. The Herald St New reaervei the right to classify, edit or reject tnv Want Ad oopv and will be responsible for only one incorrect Inaertfnn of anv Want Ad and then onlv by cor rent publication the next publica tion. Plene read the first Innertlnn of your ad. Corrections or cancellations re reived bv BiUO p.m. will tie made In fal lowing day's publication. Equity No. 55-286 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH BesBfe Greenmyer, Plaintiff, vs. Rob ert J. Bonner and Jane Doe Bonner, husband and wife: Myrtle Bonner White and John Doe White, wife and hus band; Betty Bonner and Richard Roe. wife and husband; Phyllis Bonner and Charles Coe, wife and husband: Wil liam Bonner and Mary Roe Bonner, husband and wife; Ralph Bonner and June Coe Bonner, husband and wife: Emma Davis and John Doe Davis, wife and husband; Marjorie Bonner and David Lowe, wife and husband: Helen Bonner and John Dqc, wife and husband; Chester Taylor and June Doe Taylor, husband and wife: Mildred Taylor and James Doe. wife and hus band; Nettie Taylor and Robert Roe. wife and husband; Vivian Chapman and John Doe Chapman, wife and hus band; unknown heirg of Annie W. Tay lor, Deceased; and all other persons rr sanies unknown rlaiml.nii any rinht, title, estate. Hen or Interest In the real property described in, the Com plaint herein. Defendants. To Robert J. Bonner and Jane Doe Bonner, husband and wife; Myrtle Bon ner White and John Doe White, wife and husband; Betty Bonner and Rich ard Hoe, wife and husband; Phvllis Bonner and Charles Coe, wife and hus band: William 'Joiner an-4 Marv Roe Bonner, husband and wife: Ralph Bon ner and June Coe Bonner, husband and wife; Emma Davis and John Doe Dnvls. wife and husband; Marjorie Bon ner and David Lowe, wife and hus band; Helen Bonner end John Doe. wife and husband; Chester Taylor and June Doe Taylor, husband and wife; Mildred Tnv. or and James Doe, wife and husband: Nettle Taylor and Rob ert Roe, wife and husband: Vivian Chapman and John Do0 Chapman, wife and husband; unknown heirs of Annie W. Taylor, Deceased: and all other persons or parties unknown claim inR any 'lifht. 'tle, estnte or lfen or Interest In the real property described in th Complaint herein, Defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby reauireri to appear nnd answer the Complaint filed ofialnst you in the above-entitled cnusR within four weeks from the. date of the first pub lication of this Summons in the Herald News, a newspaper, which said first publication date is' the lilst day of December, 10!j5, and you and each of vou will tnl:e notice that 'f vmi fall I so to answer, for want thareof. the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relier prayed lor in ner torn plaint, to-wit; For a Decree of the above-entitled Court ordering, adjud ina, decrecinK and declsrinfi: 1. That the sales Drnceedines eon- ducted by her as administratrix of the Estate of Georgia Bryant, deceased, in the above-entitled Court, were and are in all things regular and valid and thot the title to the real property here inafter described conveyed by said ad ministratrix is not subject to attack by any of the defendants or by any one claiming by, through or under them or any of them. 2. That the conveyance from Herbert S. Taylor to the plaintiff, recorded on the .11'. '?" of Jul. liM5. In Vol. 17.'i, at page 3li5, Deed Records of Klamath County. Oregon, was and Is valid and subsisting deed operative to con vey the fee simple title to the property hereinafter described and that the same is not subject to attack by any of the defendants or by anyone claiming by, through or under them. 3. A Decree ordering and requiring that the defendants be required to set forth the nature of their several claims in and to the following described real property: All of Merrill tracts No. 47 and 4H situated In Lot 1, Sec. 11, Twp. 41 S. R. 10 E.W.M., being part of N'a of NW of Sec. 11; also beginning at a point 1773.5 feet west and 30 fed South of the corner of Sec. 1, 2, 11 and 12 In Two. 41 S. R. 10 E.W.M.. raid corner being the center of Main and Front St,. In the Town of Merrill. Oregon: I hence west 886.5 feet: thence south 400 reet to Lost River: thence southeasterly to a point due south of fie n.acr o' beginning 730 :i ffot distant therefrom; thence north fifin.3 leet to the place of beginning: contain ing 11.45 acres. Also beginning at a point 14HH..1 feet west and 30 feet South of the corner common to Sees. 1, 2, 11 and ' -f Twp. 41 S. R. 10 E.W.M.: thence I nun 7t;i.8 feet to Lost River: thence westerly up Lout River 2H2 feet; thence North 7!t!l.3 feet: thence cast 20 feet to the point of beginning. Save and excepting approximately 1 acre of land and easements coir.'eyed by George A. Thonia and Margaret Thoma to the Merrill Creamery. Inc.. by deed dated April 17, l!)45. recorded in V.i Ci at nag 218. Deed Records for Klamath Couftty, excepting also M;10 of an acre conveyed to the V S. bv deed recorded in Book 08. page 403. lred Records of Klamath County, Ore gon. and that all adverse claims of said de fendants or any of them or anvotie rimming by. through or under them may be determined bv a Decree of this Court and thnt bv said Decree It be declared ntiH MiilnHunrl vmt ari of you or anjnne claiming bv. through under you. or any of vou, have estate or interest whatever in or said land and premises and that and each of vnn h fnrri'. ri,. barred and enjoined from assert Tig any claim whatever In and to smd Kind and premiers adverse to the plaintiff or to any person claiming by and through ny conveyance of any portion of the real property described herein hereto fore given and delivered bv the plain tiff, and for such other and further relief as to the Court shall seem meet and equitable. This Summons is served upon vou bv publication thereof pursuant to 'or der of the Hon David R Vandenberg. Judge of ihe above entitled Court, dat ed December 20th. 1M55 Donald A W Piper Attorney for Plaintiff Pine Tree fUiildtng Klamath Falls. Oregon '29. Dn- 28 Jan. 4. 11 George Show Ringed PORTLAND if Tlit engage ment of Piilricla Map Phillips to C.eorne Shaw, quarterback of the linilimme Colts professional foot ball team, was announced Tuesday v her parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. H Phillips of Portland. I Shaw Mild Miss Phillips formerly S attended the University of Oregon ' where Bhaw was a standout quar-j terback. I BROS. FOR DRIVEWAY CINDERS NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. WANTi AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY 1A DEATH NOTICES IB MINEKAL NOTICES A CARD OF THANKS B IN MEMORIAM C FUNERAL HOMES D FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 8 TRANSPORTATION 10 SERVICES 1 1 DO-IT-YOURSELF 12 HEALTH 13 EDUCATIONAL 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE 16 HELP WANTED, MALE 18 SITUATIONS WANTED 22 ROOMS FOR RENT 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 26 HOUSES FOR RENT 28 REAL ESTATE WANTED 2RJAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 34 FINANCIAL LOANS 36 BUILDING REMODELING 3 F'lEL HFATING 39 FOOO PRODUCE 40 HOATS-PVTS.SPORT'-HOBBIES 41 D A,r TV Mll'ir 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY (14 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT f, MrI.ANPOII WANTFD 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. SI MISi-huawus FOR SALE 55 AUTOMOTIVE IB FUNERAL NOTICES IRANmNRERG Clyde Br.mden berR. R4. Funeral services Wednesday, December 28. 2 p m. in O'Hnirs Me morial Chrnel, interment Klamath Me morial P.irk. C FUNERAL HOMES O'HAIRS Memorial Ch.npel. Klan Falls, Ore. Phone 3438 WARD'S Klnmath Funeral Home. HlKh St. Phone 3334 1 MEETING NOTICES STATED Conclave Calvary Com- manciery No. 16 Knights Templar, 7:30 P.M. Ma sonic Temple. Visiting Sir Knlehts, welcome. Joseph F. Lovell, E.C, There will be no com munication of Crater Lake Lodge No. 211, Aff & A.M. this Thurs- ' day. John.C. Perrell, W.M, SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Kamath Lodge No. 77 A.F.&A.M. O'Hairs Me morial Chapel, Wednes day, December 28. 2 p.m. to conduct funeral services for Brother Clyde Braden- berg. George Budon, W.M. 2 LOST AND 6UND WILL THE person who mistakenly took a topcoat, keys in pocket. Christmas Five at The Broiler, please return it to Dick Spencer. City Center Lodge. The coal which Mr. Sjie!ier took has been returned to The nroiler. LOST CLASSICS mlvertised Wm T Hodson. 715 Main. A GENERAL NOTICES free. Dr ICE SKATES . precision ground. Ken's Kixit . Shop, 4(155 So. 6th. piione 77li0. FOR STANLEY' Home products ca!l Rtiff Jone illili: or Pettuv Pcebler 2-02jSfl WE WILL be closed December 24 to Jnu:iry 2. David Restaurant Supply a nd Equipment. 2413 So. S i x t h. 6 PERSONALS ' to S.3 WiiX BOARD and room elderly woman in nw liotnr. Pho-io t-0529 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES "YOUNG WOMEN of any faith need Inn confidential niivice may contact Miss Pruitt. Catholic Charities. 27B W Broadway, Eugene, Oregon PH: 5-;il42." 8 TRANSPORTATION WILL TAKE p.-issenger to Washington D.C. January 7th. share expenses. See Andy Anderson, 1st National Bank, 10 SERVICES EXPERT OIL stove and furnace clean ing and repairs. Prices reasonable. Phone 7-0010 Tulclake. SEWING reasonable. Phone (1082. ICE SKATES precision ground. Ken's Kixit Shon 4fiS3 So. 6th. phone 771.0. SEPTIC TANKS and lines cleaned and In s t a 1 led. La c yK n B . 33 35. CURTAINS laundered and stretched "hinrt RMS. APPLIANCE AND TV repair service Schooled technician. TELE-PLIANCE CENTER Uth and Wnhiut Phone 7709 SCOTT'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY All Iree services; careful and expe rienced. PHONE 40H5 1434 Lakevlew St CALL FRALF.Y for floor sanding and fi id s h i ng P ho ne 9201. EXPERT ALTERATIONS, repairs, lin ings, Woniens. mens apparel Including knits. Fast firrvice. Town Shop. LOLA'S DOLL HOSPITAL Dolls of all makes serviced. Phone H700. SAVE ON electrical work. Phone 9744. Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. Ed F. King 2134 ORCHARD PH. 9841 A TREE PROBLEM Can Be Remedied By Calling ALAN BAKER nt SUBURBAN NURSERY Ph. 2-3167 3614 S. th Ph. 8188 Pruning - Repairing Transplanting - Removal 13 EDUCATIONAL BtrnKkEEPiNG oftl machine, t5'j inc. shorthand Spccdwrtunil, Kindred suuircu Klanilth Uusinra Colics 4743 So tilh Phone 47ey 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE WANTKD girl lo Uve trt to do house work and enrf for two ch,ldr?n in ex cti.me for some wsm ami room and board. Phone 2-02(Vi .orJM81. WANTED elderly lady for llRht houte keernm lor elderly man, must live in. Phone SHU, 24. Michutan. HOrSNKKKPER to Itvo in. Phone 3028 after 6 pmJ WAITRKSS WANTED The Broiler. 20 Mam St. TO IK WISH INSCRIBED In Clamifird ad ran be fil!d. Call 8111 to place your Want Ad .NOW. OREGON 16 HELP WANTED, MALE DELIVER cataifga and take orderi for Fuller Bruah product. Work by ap pointment only. 23 to 43, car nece' aary. Start $20 a day, See Mr. Joyer, Winema HoteL WHY WORK for other when present condition make It eaay to be on your own? A ready-made 87 year reputa tion for you in a Watkins dealership now avauaoie. we provide capital. Write for Information to the J. X. Wat- kina Company. 3903 Brooklyn Avenue. Seattle, a. waBninmon. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED RESPONSIBLE young man. 24. needs Job. Experienced In construction and all types ranch work. Write Box 52d. iieraio :vcws. IRONING Phone 8342. BABY SITTING hy adult. 6342. EXPERIENCED baby sitter, your home or mine. Phone 2-0485. IHONINO, reasonable. Call Daisy, 2-2084. MOTHER AND three school girls to live in. do housework for room, board and ome wages. Box 527 care of Her ald and News. 22 ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS 607 High. Phone 4444 HEATED ROOMS. 522 Pacific Terrace. ROOM with pVlvate hath. 710 Main. SLEEPING ROOMS, close in. 818 Wai- ROOMS FOR RENT Lake Hotel, phone 7336. STEAM HEATED sleeping room. Quiet clean, close in. Phone 2-0214. LOVELY rooms" Mose in Phone 6081 4239 SLEEPING ROOMS, close In. 827 Wal nut. LARGE, WARM sleeping room. Linens furnished. $8 a week. Phone 2-0311. 317 Pine. ROOM, close in, men. Garage avail alile. 1017 High. 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT FURNISHED. Adults. Walking distance. SfiO. Evenings 7.-0380. THREE POOM furnished apartment. Phone 8800. TWO" ROOMS, shared bath. Inquire 518 Hign. Cascade apartment HoteC 230 so. llth. walking distance from business center, uomneieiy turnisnen. tjy weea or month. Winter rates. Apply in per son. FURNISHED, attractive, clean, close In apartment for couple. Electric stove ana reir igerator. btoam neat, i-in.ou. irei Broad, phone 2-3217, TWO ROOM furnished aoartment. Ad ults. Phone 3G7B evenings. FOUR ROOMS with hath, stoves, re. frinerator and water furnished. Phone MODERN three rooms, adults only no pets, close in. Inquire 200 Main. riiiiKK ::uOMS and bat a b.io Frosuect. phone 0761. APARTMENTS fcr rent, utilities and lineii furnished. 1GU3 Esplanade... DOWNTOWN unfurnished duplex, adults. 000 Oak. TWO ROOM, furnished apartment. $30, a month. 1815 Main. SMALL APARTMENT, close in. Adults only. Inquire 5.i4 io. fltn. LARGE, CLEAN, roomy unfurnished upstairs apartment, has garage. Suit able for 1 or 2 small children. Avail able Dec. 21, located in Mills addition. Phone 915G after 5 p.m. rURNISHED ONE room apartments, $30 and $:,7.50. All utilities Included. 419 No. lntit. THREE ROOM, furnished apartment. Garage, Adults. No pets. Armory Apts, Telephone 7386, FURNISHED APARTMENT, close in. Garage. He.it furnished. Adults. Phone 407.1 alter (1 p.m, TWO NEW apartments one. two bedroom and one. one bedroom. Elec tric heat. Stovo and refrigerator, au tomatic washer and dryer. These apart ments are newly completed. Mills Ad dition. StiS and $70. Phone 6103. FURNISHED one bedroom apartment with garage, washing facilities; gar banc and water paid. Close in. $45. Phone HOfll. 26 HOUSES FOR RENT THREE BEDROOM, furnished house, close to schools. Inquire. 4107'i 'Home dale, UNFURNISHED one bedroom duplex, electric, garage, adults, soil Board man FOUR ROOM, purtly furnished house. 32-16 Crosby. VACANCY December 27 for couple, partly furnished apartment in duplex, near Weyerhaeuser Mill. Phone 2-0724. FURNISHKD two-bedroom house on Shasta Way. Double garage. Phone 2-31(17. TWO BEDBOOM, unfurnished. mod ern; fireplace, furnace. Call Mrs, Bar low. 3767. TWO BEDROOM house with or with out slorcs. Come to 3726 Emerald. TWO BEDROOM unfurnished house. Phone 6EK7. -SEAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED TO LEASE by February 1. larger unfurnished home, close in. call Sears credit manager 92.11 or 5263. 29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 80 ACRES, irrigated, three bedroom house. Take home on trade. Bud Fair clo. phone Alalin 354. 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 67 ACRES, house and out buildings, south eapt of Malln. Will offer terms. Call 7(i03. Klamath Falls. FOR RENT OR SALE - easv terms 320 acres irrigable farm land, with machinery. A. E. McCoy. Merrill. Ore gon. H0A1ES FOR SALE EVERETT DENNIS Realtor 121 No. 8th Phone 8491 Thinking of Selling .Your Property? FOR ACTION, LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH SACHER. Let us handle all the troublesome details of selling your property. DON'T FUSS CONSULT US' DEANE SACHER REALTOR & INSURANCE 339 EAST MAIN STREET Phone 4127 or 8820 Salesmen Bruce Bindley Eyes. 3478 Julian Abbott Eyes. 4M0 Oryille Reichenbcrg Eves. 3841 NEWHOUSE REAL ESTATE ' HALF ACRE has" live room home, hardwood floors and fireplace, has utility porch. Rarase, workshop and chicken coop, on Bisbee St. For the family that wants to set their money's worth of home life. S8950, FHA or GI. BROKERS Henry New-house & Clem Lesucur Phone 46002-2443 2254 So. 6th Home Slsm. Bob Pvle Ph. 9554 Ranch Slsm. Ed Gravell-Ph. 9428 SO REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Shasta Way Brand new three bedroom home on large lot. Will be completed soon. Buy now and pick your own color scheme. Hardwood t floors, electric heat. Insulated walls and celling. Very comfortable, well constructed home. Price, $11,600, PHA or GI terms. Suburban Attractive two story house In con- ..onia... tvatinn rtn nnvpd Street. The upstairs has apartment or ex- li-a llirtnir for lnrirft fnmilv. which 'is 16 per cent completed. Two bed rooms on mam lloor. Large nre place partition with Thermidor range, oven ana Daroecue on kucu on kMp ijtrire utllitv. Attached single garage and also 24x58 con crete floored, aetacnea aouoie ua rage. Attractive, well fenced lawn, shrubs and trees. Full price only $18,300. Terms. VERNON DURANT REALTOR 2060 So, 6th Phone 9832 Eves. 7923 20 Acres 13 acres pasture, 7 alfalfa. Irri gated. 5 miles from town, Henley school district. Very good three bedroom house, one floor. 1500 sq. ft. Fireplace. Barn, chicken house, etc. Will go G.I. $13,500. Now is the time to get set for next spring. Suburban Elbow Room Comfortably large home on good ',i acre, close to town. 2 big bedrooms, large living room, fireplace, dining room. Plenty of room to eat In the kitchen. Cold room, chicken house, work .shop. IMMEDIATE POS SESSION. Only $8,950. Will easily take GI or FHA loan. Tired of Paying Rent? ? ? Attractive 2 bedroom home. Lots of storage space. Paved road, near Shopping Center. Newly redeco rated. Hardwood floors, neat as a pin. $7,500. FHA or GI terms. Ex cellent Income property. Going to Sell? ? ? We can sell It for you. We have lots more customers than houses. We will be glad to come out and check your place over. No cost or obligation. Remember, there Is no substitute for experience In this, the most difficult type of selling. Call us now and we will be right out. DON SLOAN Associate Broker For Residential Sales Don Sloan Res. Ph. 5658 Fred Cofer , Res. Ph. 3593 BARNHISEL Agency REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Authorteed Broker for Prudential Insurance Company Real Estate Loans 122 So. 8th Phone 2-3461 Homedale Road Brand new, ranch type 2 bedroom home of modern design and con struction. Spacious living room with circulating fireplace. Tiled bath with separate shower, ward robe closets, exceptionally attrac tive and convenient kitchen, com pletely insulated, automatic heat. 1.280 sq. ft. of living area plus at tached garage, Located on 1 acre irrigated ground near Twyla Fergu son School. A real buy for only $13,500. FHA or GI terms. Old Orchard Manor Outstanding newly built 2 bedroom modern home. Excellent floor plan, hardwood floors, wardrobe closets, very attractive kitchen and dining area. Attached garage. Level landscaped lot. Price only $9,750. FHA or GI terms. v Is the total price' for this 2 bed room modern home located on a level, fenced lot Just a few blocks to downtown. Concrete foundation, Insulated, first-class condition throughout. Garage, workshop, and storage. Terms available. CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS - SINCE 1909 R. B. Chilcote, Broker Homer Stiles Phone 9904 Eves. Bill Chilcote 3281 Eves. Ill N. 9th Street Phone 7771 SMITH-OWENS REALTY CO. MERRILL RANCH ON LOST RIVER 130 acres of deep sanely loam lev eled to grade with 40 acres now in alfalfa, balance in grain this year. A fine modern seven room home with walk-in deep freeze, a large machine shed and ware house, detached two car garage. Priced at $62,500 with easy terms. . 63 ACRES NEAR MALIN Located on paved highway, very neat two bedroom home with wall-to-wall carpeting. Jarge kitchen with many built-ins. completely modern. Good outbuildings, garage, etc. The soil is good sandy loam leveled to grade, easy to irrigate. Priced at $28,000 with easy terms. SMITH-OWENS REALTY CO. JOE PERRY. Broker Formerly Pat Howes 134 No. 7th iCorner 7th v Pine! Phone 2-3545 Joe Perry .' : ph. 5332 Bruce Owens Merrill 4891 ijess Z. Smith , Malm 272 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1955 JO RIAL ESTATI fO SAU SEASON'S GREETINGS To AU Our Customers And Friends STROUT REALTY 5429 So. 6th St. Ken and Betty Chatwood Representatives SMITH-OWENS REALTY CO. e" BRAND NEW Three large bedrooms with ward robe closets, spacious living room with fireplace, dining room, two baths, very modernistic kitchen with built-in Thermador stove, nice cement patio, large two-car garage with an abundance of storage space. Call us today to see this beautiful home located on Laverne near Peterson School. Price $18, 900, FHA terms. YALTA GARDENS Three bedrooms with wardrobe closets, attractive living room with fireplace, separate dining room, large modern kitchen with dining area, exceptionally well-planned utility room. Two-car garage with lots of storage space, beautiful yard, shrubs, sprinkler system. Call us today to see this lovely home. Price $17,000. MILLS ADDITION Attractive living room, three bed rooms, bath with shower, utility room, attached garage with extra storage space. Located 'A block from Kiwanis Park. Price $10,500, FHA terms. Immediate possession. INCOME PROPERTY Nice duplex north of town, lo cated within walking distance. In come $100 per month. This prop erty needs some minor repairs but still an excellent Investment at $8500. SMITH-OWENS ' REALTY CO. JOE PERRY, Broker Formerly Pat Howes 134 No. 7th (Corner 7th & Pine) Phone 2-3545 Salesmen Bruce Owens Merrill 4891 Specializing in farms and ranches: Jess Z. Smith Malin 272 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR KLAMATH FALLS business OD Dortunltlcs and cnmmertrlpl property, see Deane Sacher, Realtor, 339 E. Main. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Small in vestment reaulred. fullv nrntpcteri hv equipment and inventory. Can be oper ated full or part time. Automobile re quired. Replies confidential. Write box 528. care of Herald & News. 34 FINANCIAL LOANS RANCH LOANS The TRAVELERS Ins. Co. SCOTT W. McKENDREE 1839 Del Moro PH. 4349 QUICK CASH LOANS BORROW PAY ONL $500 $29 03 Mo. Repay In 34 Installments $1500 UP TO ON FURNITURE . . . NOTE . . . i AUTOMOBILE IHE fDEAL PLACE TO BORROW Convenient Location Convenient to Borrow Convenient to Pay Locally-Owped New Cars, Financed at Bank states "MONEY IN A HURRY" Phone "CHUCK" BAILEY 3330 or call at 531 So. Sixth St Southern Oregon's only drlve-U Finance and Loan Company. FREE PARKING, MOTCTR INVESTMENT CO. 36 BUILDING REMODELING VAN FLEET ELECTRIC Good uied lumber 200 Main . SHOWER DOORS We make heavy dutv. custom road hower doors, reasonable. Kimballs Glass Shop 521 Walnut Phone 7378 , 38 FUEL HEATING WOOD FOR SALE pine body and limb wood, will deliver. Don Phtlpott, Dairy. Ore., phone 2188. Bonanza. GET SAtH Green Stamps on heatlnj. oils Phone 36ttl. C1UU Yadens Signal Service 2560 South ah. DRY PINE Blocks. M per cord at bin. Available Saturday and Sundavs. Met ler Bros.. So. 6th and Altamont. GET SStH Green Stamps for Presto lags, pickup or delivered. Cliff Yaden'a Signal Service. 2560 S. 6th, Phone 3681 or 2-92(10. 24 HOUR DELIVERY for the flneil fuel oil "Time." Call Hilltop Service. 2-9325 or 5436 any hour day or nltzht. Peyton & Company BLOCK WOOD UTAH COAL PRESTOLOGS STANDARD HE A TIN O OILS Peyton & Company 835 Market St Ph. 5X49 39 FOOD PRODUCE BEEF AND pork at wholesale Cm torn iQATS-PETS-SPORTS-HOBBIES CASH FOR used gun! Bring them in for free appraisal. Belli Hardware, "Ot: Ma,.- SHASTA CASCADE KENNELS Dog boarding & training. Special win ter boarding rate by week or month. Healthy surroundings well balanced diet pickup St delivery. Visitors welcome. Six milts aouth on MrrriU Highway PHONE 5078