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June 3, 1938 THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Braucher Picks Schmeling NEA Sperling Editor Confidant Formir Champion Will De feat Mas Baar. . Mr BILL BHAUCHKH NKA Service Sport Klllor Atlnr watching Max Schmel lug and Max Baer In their training camps. In the rlni and . DUt, (nr several daya. It la my guaaa that Scbm.llng will win from tha Llvermor Lairuper at Yankee Stadium tha night o( June I. Baar la a tough hombra. It la hie boaat that ha haa not baan knockad off hla feet In lour yeara ot fighting during which ha haa mat aurh man aa Paulino, Schaaf, Griffith, Le vlnsky, Loughran and lilako. But, Inasmuch aa ha luat to lilako. Taullno and Loughran, hla record of having remained IB a perpendicular poalllon loaaa aoma uf Ita luatar. Baar'a ability to taka a ter rific punch and keep coming makae It appear that Schmel Ing will not knock him out. It la my guaaa both will ba on their feat and fighting at tha end of 15 roundi, Bchmellng the winner by perhapa Ion rounda to five. . Now lhafa going pretty Mr In th way of a prediction, and there thouid be eubetantlal reasons to bark It up. llaer'a training camp ectlvl Ilea have been aimed toward tha development of short punchea. Tha camp la of the opinion that 8chmellng will coma walking In. and with thla Idea, th California boy la be ing taught a choppy atyl to b uaed against the ex-cham-plon. . Somehow I can't aea that kind ot fight beating Schmel ing Ha la too much of a ahort hitter himself. Sharkey will teatlfy that th German can admlnlater an awful wallop that travela only a few Inches. It waa only by tha grac of a left hand that Sharkey kept atlcklng lo Schmellng'e face to keep him away that th Boaton gob eared hlmaelf from being knocked out In their last flfht. And. while It la true that Schmeling keep coming In, he haa eo Improved hla defense that In th lam workout I saw at hla training camp, he allow ed trlcka worthy of Tunney In blocking and rolling. - It la my sueee that Ba " tire of matching short punch., with thla robot of the ring af ter a few rounde. Bchmellng la loo goodeMt. Thla la a tight V which mental attitude la going to play a moat Important part. Camp attache. Including Ancll Hoffman, manager of the Play boy ot the Plalna, and Mike Cantwell. hla trainer. y that llaer haa become a very aerl-oua-mlmlcd gent aa the day of th fight drawa near, and thnt he la going to keep hl conk trained on th business at hand, forgetting th frllla. Thla corner remalna uncon vinced, observation of the 'California elouter around hla training quartera la good clean fun. but haa failed to relieve thla writer of tha belief that with thla atrong young man fighting la a side line. At tlmea In th ring h haa been aa furlona aa a ravenous wolf but the next round la llkly to find him grinning and clowning. He -I" ot able to lau.h off Her Mail. Th determined deacendent of eh old Wanda ot the Black Fort thlnka ot only ona thing In tha ring and every move h make la toward that end. Ita la deadly In hla purposeful neea and porsevenitice. It la tru that Schmeling haa no mora color than a black , amlth going about the beating ' of a Pi' ot h-on. And that Baer la tha most colorful big , fighter sines Jack Dempsey, with the Hollywood back ground, hla boyish expression and attitude, hi likable can dor and hla reatlcsa twitter- '"mit 1'do not know what color I going to get Baer when he bumpa Into that grim-Jawed Clerman. Certainly Baer a butterfly huea are not going to amuae Bchmellng. for when It cornea to lighting th Dutch man almply can't b enter tained. . Baer haa a four-year ad vantage In ago. He I U and full of the. Urea ot youth. Schmeling la 18. Baer alio la a bigger bor than Bchmel lng. and on the night ot the fight will ontwelgh him H to 20 pounda. ' , Agalnat thai faciora Schmel ing tosses Into the oalance hla experience. Baer nevcr haa fought. Sharkey, nd while Strlbllng waa on th wfjrdown . when Schmeling met Brm two year ago, he wag etlll great boinr. Schmeling will make thla fight hi bualneaa, and will brook no menkey bualneaa. Any paychology or clowning will be utterly loat on him. I think he will win. , , t i i , Merrill Defeats Weyerhaeuser Mill The Merrill Townlea dofonled Weyerhaeuaer Mill last week end, 17 to 7. The itrong Merrill bat tery, naplar and Lodge, had tho mlllm... . nrta. wmntrnl tnr nine Innlnga. Dahl, Weyerhaeuaer pitcher, wag Bit neavny WILLS AGAIN TRIMS WHITE Brown Decisions' Fields j Monroe, Zimmerman In Draw A cauttoua negro, hanging hack and losing through tha flrat five rounda of laat nlght'a main event at l!:e legion hall, rallied for one good right-hand punch to drop Herb White of .Meilford Juat In time to win by a knockout before th final bell. It waa Young Jack Willi' aecond triumph over th Medford light- weight in two waeka. While, knocked out in the hlrd round ot hla appearance agalnat Willi two weeka ago, carried th battle through th flrat roundi. II punched and elbowed th negro out of th lead and bad him In dlfflcul- lea In th fourth nd fifth and cored a knockdown In th flrat. Tha end, following from a aharp blow behind Whites ear, waa a audden and unexpected eon- clualon to a well-fought, care fully matched top bout. fields lleatea Mack I.lllard. promoter. changed the character ot hla program and offered three alx- round bouta and a lour-rouno preliminary. Klmer Brown, a daatilng young an from St. Paul, decliloned Silder Field! of Medford In tha aeml-wlndup. Fleldi, troubled II th way by a virtoua mil. waa smothered In th laat mo menta of the elxth round. He waa down for three from a left to th heed nd then again Im mediately felt th atlng or lirown'a left ai h regained hla feet. Thla lima he waa down Pat McFadden Scores Victory Over O'Dell Tony O'Dell, long the moat vie- tortoua fighter In the county, waa brought to almost definite reali sation Thursday flight at the Mer rill community hall that the nhaixy-halrcd I'at McFadden waa hla auperlor. McFadden won his aecond aucceaalre decision over O'Dell In two weeks. , Tha maraln of victory waa out- alandlng. and there waa little doubt but what McFadden ecored heavily In the first all rounoi. He oiled up a tremendous ad vantage before O'Dell could get under way. McFadden Injured hla hand near the close of the sixth, yet continued to forge to the front by staging a remarkable leu hand battle. Schmeling Changes Fighting Style For Max By Kitwanl J. Nell I.AKB 8WANNANOA. N. J.. June 2, P) A great change haa come over the fighting style of Max Schmeling. the youthful Cermnn whose tenure aa heavy weight champion waa the ahort est In modern ring history. Th rl-ir; wor;rs who look for a crouching, weaving model of the Jack Dempsey he reeemblea only In facial mould, aeem certain to be allocked at the new Schmeling poatura when the calm young Teuton tacklea Mai Baer In the Yankee atadlum next Thursday night. Stance Changed Acting on word from the train ing camp of th recklesi young Callfornlan in Atlantic City that Baer plans a rushing, punching, headlong tight on the advice of no lesa than Dempsey himself. Schmeling haa adopted a more erect atance, la atreaslng defense, and until the night of the fight, at leaat, haa abandoned hla old Two Young Pitchers Make Detroit By MTOH ft. FtU.KRTOX, Jr. Aworlafed I'reea Snorta Writer Detrolt'a chances of getting out of the Amerlran league'a aecond division look mighty slim but as . 1. ... n nln th.lr faith on Tom my Bridges and Lynwood (School- hoy) Howe, me liners are nam to heat. Bridges already' haa two one hit gamee to hla credit thla aea son while Rowe, the big 11-year a irra,hiniii" rleht hander. now appears to- be living np to the training camp oauynuo. Sox Defeated The all foot, tour inch, lot pound "Schoolboy" put It over the veteran Tod Lyons ana, tne .limine Chicago White Sox Thuraday to win and bring hla mound record tip even witn tnree vtetorine and three detente. He gave only five singles, fanned five and pitched - shutout hall after the first Inning. The Tig era alao were limited to five base hlta but bunched them neat ly with walka for tlteir rune. uaaiav Ferrell. Cleveland's ace, camo through, with a three hit game to give tne lonnn nlare Indiana a I to 1 triumph over the St. Louli Browna and Increased their margin over tha White Box to iy games, nia principal difficulty came with Debs Garma, who walked four mea. Washington I OSes The laat pier Boaton Had 80X, blanked If Bill McAfee lor alt Innlnga, rose up In th eighth to rni,i lima anil tin tha count, then added two more runs AI Thomas in tne tntrteentn hint Wnalilnwrtnn 7.K. Tha Yankeea and Athletic had an open date. The St. Louis cardinal! cum- Legion Teams Start Third Week of Play Th American Legion junior baaeball turn, awlnglng Into their third weak of play, will go a long way thla aturday and Sun day In determining th county champlonahlp. At laaat one oi the undefeated toame will be eliminated from champlonahlp poaalbllltlea. Keno and Malln. teama yet to bring In their flrat vlotorles, will meet at Keno Saturday afternoon at 1:10 o'clock. Th unbeaten Altimont bora will star I mio- quln Saturday afternoon at th earn tlm Northald and Bouthalde, un defeated, will elaih on Modoc field Sunday morning at 10:00 o'clock. The aauad to repreaent th county will be lelected following double header on Modoe field nut week. Columbua. galled on hla tint great voyage on Friday, atartad back on Friday, and again land ad In Spain on Friday; ba atart ad hla aecond voyage on Friday and discovered the lata of Pines on Friday the 13th. for aeven, and the bell ended the bout Juat aa he aroae. V...VU Ur.nrna matin Ml final appearance before leaving on a tour of in norinwtmi. .4 with l.rpt Zimmerman In the feature bout. It waa a con- teat of th boxer, Monroe egainsi tha puncher, gimmerman. umn ... r. h! H I ti r at th noae when the end came. Monro. returning from a main areni ai U'anMitiv. waa nx- hauated'by th tlm th fourth round rolled around, ana louna himself In troubl from Zlm merman'e rushes. Bill Jobnaon knocked out Bud Lamond of La Grand In th atcond round ot th curtain raiser. On Merrill Card Steamboat Jackson, veteran of the county pugilistic profession, called np hla old-time, aenaa tlonal ability to amother Grant Snow In the eix-round aeml-wlndup. Jackson outclassed his oppo nent from the start, and tha fight waa halted In the aecond round. The veteran waa awarded the vic tory by a technical knock-out. Russell Howard, the faat-alep-olnz lightweight, won a decision over his ancient foe. Jack Hlb- hard, In a four-round preliminary. The bout waa one of the beat on the card. Ernie Endere declaloned Frankle Nelson and Butch Jobn aon defeated Buddy Crlmm by a technical In the aecond round. Crimm'a hand waa broken In the flrat round. Baer Encounter eronchlne. forcing tactlca. Particularly did he watch for sweeping left hooks of the type the burly Baer heavea to tbe head. On aparrlng partner, Harney Baker, let one go and Schmeling. pulling Inches out of the way, crossed hla right to the Jaw. Despite the alileen-ounc paddlna of th. training glovea, Raker fell flat oa hla face, and waehelplese for aeveral seconds. though he managed - to blunder through the remainder ot hla two round atlnt. Schmellng'e straight left aet the noses ot all three aparrlng partners to bloedlng. "Old Betsy" la the pnneh that floored Baker, a atralght right amash that Schmeling throws with the aame accuracy and more power than Gene Tunney did the aame weapon, hla favorite. Schmeling. grinning, had little to say. But he did nod. " I feel good." he said. "I do my beet I think I win all right." Tigers Difficult axed an almost uninterrupted climb from seventh place In the National league atanding to first with a 6-1 victory over the Chicago Cuba. It put them Just four point ahead of the . Idle Pittsburgh Pirates. . Diiiy Dean'a ali-hlt pitching waa the most Important factor in the Cards' seventh atralght triumph hut hla matea bounded Guy Bush lustily, received the benefit ot five, errors and put the game away with a four run rally In the aeventh. Glanta Travel Feat The New York Glanta contlnu ed tholr unbroken string of vie torlca over the Phillies by win. ning the other National league game 7-2 aa Fred Fltsalmmona settled after a bad atart and yielded only one hit in the last six Innlnga. Cold weather forced postpone ment of the Brooklyn-Boston doubleheader. leaving the Dod- gera with three bargain bills to play In aa many dare. , Wild Duckling Find Civil Lite Not Bad ALTAMONT An adventurous wild duckling, tiring ot the mon otony of life In Ita native marahea, attempted to aee life on Main street Monday. The dnckllng waddled defiant ly no the sidewalk, dnacklng loudly la protest against the cruelty of a harsh and waterless wdrld, and walked Into lua An derson'a tire ahop at 135 Main atreet. Attendanta caught i the bewildered wanderer and placed It In a tube vat where It paddled merrily for aeveral houn. Mr. Anderson later took the bird to Link River and relented It. William Hackney, prnfeaalonal of the Raamee Oolt and Country club, la leaving thla week end to enter th aortbweat open tour nament at Tscoma, Waih., June 7 and I. Hackney recently came to Klamath Fella from San Fran ciaco. Ha haa entered aeveral opes tournamenta In California. He qualified laat year is th Berkeley open tournament and th Northern California tourney. "I haven't a long Hat of tour nament accomplishment but hope to be In tha running at Ta coma anyway." Hackney aald. . The Klamath pro la arranging exhibition match with Jack Honaton, pro at Medford, and expecta to have one arranged for th local courae In the near future. KLAMATH NET TEAM Klamath Falla tennla ilara are elated to meet Medford In tour- -.m-nl nlav nn Runrlav. June 4. on the Klamath high school courts, with play etartlng at ( a. m., according to announce menla from ofllcera ot the local tennla club. Medford will bring a mixed tem compoaed of Rogue River . h man ana women ivnnis tars, who will be met by Klam ath a best piayera, inciuaing Crawford, K u g n, nomruuu, Casaman and other net artiste. Tennla matches for th day will Include 10 alnglea matches, four doublea matches, four wom en's alnglea matches, and two women'a double matchea, offi cers ot tbe club stated. Baer Impresses Boxing Critics ATLANTIC CITV. N. J.. June t, lypy So much haa Max Baer Impreased competent boxing crlt Ica In recent worlloula that the hla Callfornlan may atep Into the ring agalnat Mai Schmeling at the Yankee atadlum next luura day night at cloae to even money In the betting. Several Callfornlan experts who had not aeen Baer In action for more than a year, dropped into town yesterday and expressed amaxement over the tremendous Improvement he showed both on offense and defense. It was. as a matter ot fact, one of the beet exhibitions be haa given. He atepped In cloae and whaled away viciously at Seal Harris and Pete Wlstort. and both were In trou ble. He was In deadly earnest for almost the flrat time alnce he arrived here. Kaplan Defeats Stahl At Salem SALEM. June 1 (p) Abe Kap lan, 10, New York, won a wrest ling match from Richard Stahl. 218. Germany, here last night when Stahl waa unable to con tinue after the aecond fall. Stahl took the flrat fall with a headlock. The Ghetto' grSppler out-roughed Stahl In the second period, and threw hla daxed op ponent with a" wing lock. An in jured menlacua prevented Stahl from continuing. In welterweight preliminaries Joe Gardlnler ot Portland threw Jesa McCan of Salem, and Prof. Newton ot Oregon City threw Chub Patchln ot Salem. STANDINGS By Associated Pre. (Includes Thursday's Games) PACIFIC COAST I.K.Mir E W. L. Pet. Portland 4 11 -07 Hollywood S3 14 .173 Sacramento .52 26 .552 Missions 31 17 .542 Los Angelee 30 It .533 Oakland ........ 2 81 .4(3 Seattle .20 33 .377 San Francisco SO 38 .345 NATIONAL LRACil R W. L. Pet. St. Lonlg ....! 16 .819 Pittsburgh 24 15 .815 New York ..22 18 .579 Chicago ........!1 11 .612 Cincinnati ..I1 ' 20 .511 Brooklyn 18 10 .444 Boston .....17 25 .405 Philadelphia 15 28 .349 1 AMERICAN LKAGI E. . . W. . L. Pet. New York 25 13 .658 Philadelphia 21 16 .568 Washington -..24 19 .658 Cleveland 23 19 .648 Chicago ..ll 18 '.538 Detroit 17 23 .425 Boston.. ...1J J7 .386 St. Louis 13 25 .324 All-Stars to Play At Sprague River The Klamath All-S""" will meet the Sprague River baseball team at Sprague River at 1:30 p. m. ' The All-Stars have won three of their five gamea thla season dropping a pair of extra Inning names to the lAReview nine. They are seeking gamea with Bend ands other atrong teama. Gehrman and Booth will be the All-Star battery In Sunday's gnme. . "One horse power" Is equal lAlhtt nn... mahImS m 33,000 pounda one foot, In one minuie. . The wingless leaf hopper cauaea peach tree blight, accord ing to Dr. Lewi Kunkel, emi nent botanlat. No particular atar In the American flag repreaent any particular atate; th atari rep resent the atataa enllaetlvalv not Individually, ' - . ' Want -Ads Bring Results Phone Yours to 1 900 Rate i 3cf?j ir word oar day naertlon. 10s per cent discount on a d running one weex. OA per cent discount on aWVads running one month. All classified ada are Insert ed In both Tbe Klamath News and Evening Herald, at th above rat, appearing lo The Newa first. Time limit for classification In the following dar's papers la 6:00 P. M. Ad dealred In serted on the aame day aa sub mitted will have to run "Too Late to Classify." Too-Late-to-Claasify ads are put In one paper only at the aame rate aa quoted above, and classified for aucceedlng Iniertlona. . J 2 Loot and Found STRAYED To Champ McCol mm a rancn, w omen, two horses, one branded half circle L, the other circle H or K. For further Information write box 65, worden, Ore. 3424 LOST Blow torch. Phone 1702. 2983 LOST Fish basket containing two reeia and other equipment near aieirose atreec. Kewara. Return Balalger Garage. 3463 General Notice MAKE your datea for PAPER HANGERS and DECORATORS. Let ua figure your PAINTING. Price ere now lowest We car ry the Most complete line of WALLPAPER.. PAINTS. ENAM ELS and VARNISHES in south ern Oregon. Patterson Paint Store Contractor and Dealers 230 Main Phone 1645 Double Orange Stanma Today NEW METHOD CLEANERS- Sulla, Dresses. Coats, Hata, 6 lie. CASH AND CARRY Phone 782. 1463 Esplanade PAINTING, decorating, papering, estimates on any Job, large or amall. Phone 107. 1. L. New man. 3309 HEMSTITCHING, buttons, pleat ing. Golden Rule Store. 3204 TURKISH BATH Massage, col onlo irrigation. Registered nurse. 127 South Seventh. 1152 RADIO SERVICE OT an klnda. Win. Long. 1405 Lookout St. Pboae I836J. (186 HEMSTITCHING, BUTTONS cov ered, dressmaking. Mrs. H. M. Allender. 514 Walnut. 1245 Personate READINGS dally 621 Oak. J 5c. Transportation DRIVING to Memphs, Tennessee, between 10th and 15th June. Will take passenger to share expense. H. V. 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CO. 63 Main 2995 SUBURBAN 1100 00 Cash buys half acre. In Altamont, on good gravel road, good soil, irrigation, city water and lights available. 1695.00 3-room house, city water and rights, 1 full acre, good Irrigated land In Home dale, $25.00 down, 315.00 per month for 2 years and 110.00 per month after that. 31350.00 3-room good houae. garage, woodshed, chic house, all fenced, on main Altamont Drive. City water, lights, ir rigation. 375.00 down, 317.50 per mo., including Interest. 32850.00 Large plaatered four room house, modern, garage and woodshed, two chicken houses, rabbit house, cow shed, all fenced, city water, lights, trees, irrigation, two seres of wonderful soil In Homedale. Easy terms. Now Is the time to get yonr gar den in. FAVELL-UTLEY REALTY CO., Leslie Peyton, Manager 121 8. 6th St. Phone 1411 TWO ACRES On paved road, adjoins city limits, suitable for greenhouse, business or subdivision pur poses. Road on three aldee. A ateal at 1500. See owner'a agent at 635 MAIN ST. 2996 ISa To Exchange RESIDENCE with natural hot water, trade for tmoroved or unimproved acreage. Phone IH.I. ail s. Kldorado. 34S1 19 Automotive Reliable Transportation Cheap Cars Less Than $85 Dodge Touring Essex 8edan Ruick Sport Roadster Chrysler 70 Sport Roaditer Cars Less Than $125 Nash Advanced Coach Oldsmoblle Coupe Kssex Sport Coupe Dodge Sedan Terms on any cars over 111! Other used cars np to $1000 Bargains at Buick Garage 1330 Main Street PAY CASH for Ford or Chevro let truck, long wheel-base. 431 Kwnurnv 3flS8 20 Miacellaneous Tor Sale FOR BALE Ticket to Ran Fran . cleco and Monterey, cheap. Newa-Herald, box 1451. 8458 120 Miscallanaona Fay Sale 1 Sunshine Jersey Station Special Every Sunday Milk. 15c Gallon Beat Butter. Cream end Eggs. 1 Mile out Keno Highway, vv Dellrer 1674 For Sale Cheap USED wool gacka. Ilk new. We buy pelts, wool and Junk. " M. & 8. Bag Co. 614 Market. Phone 1189W. 14U McCORHICK Potato Planter. Surge 'ullklng machine, cream separator, blue stem need wheat. Rudolph Cacka. Mer rill. 1778 EW SPRINO FROCKS weekly . at Torgler'a Upstairs Dress Bhoppe. Specially priced. See them bow, 731 Main. Phone 682-J. H77 ' Oft BARGAINS In stlgfctly used , furniture and rai.ee. We nay cash tor aecond hand good. Piano for sale or rent. KLAMATH FUR.MTTJRB EXCHANGSJ 711 Mala Phone 114 . Your credit I good. 0443 rnn ear. a tiv. i t. a n ! lea. cheap. 100 Conger. 3467 FARMERS Blockwood direct from chute at Shaw-Bertram box factory, 13.00 per cord. Heilbronner Rea. Phone 239W. 8009 FOR SALE Woodsman .21 L. R. automatic Price 317.50. Es planade Apt., No. 20. 3466 HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. fciecinc range, refrigerator. Also trade income property for small acreage or sheep. 1523 Wilford. 1993 CATERPILLAR 80. Flrat elaaa condition. Cheap. Terms. Box 11, Bonanza, Ore. 2992 WOOD Special summer rates. Phone 1981J. 1961 SINGLE PHASE I horsepower electric motor, 6-lnch centri fugal pump. Juat like new. Will aell cheap. C. V. Nelson, 1 mile from Keno, oa Dorria road. 1979 FRESH COWS And horses, cul tivator, planter and potato dig ger. Henry Oftenbacker ranch. Midland road. 3977 WILL RENT OR SELL Kelvlna tor and piano. Raasonable. Phone 768-W or 1040-R. 1466 BROILERS FOR SALE 16e lb. Phone 6 70-J. Lewis Farms. 8994 FRYERS FOR BALE Phone 670-J. Lewis Farms. 3995 WOOD Phone 885-W. 3741 21 Wanted Miscellaneous WILL TAKE TENOR or plectrum oaojo as pan payment on piano. Phone 111SJ or Shepherd Music Co. 3436 WANTED Second band goods, especial ly atovea and ranges. See our bargains In nsed furni ture. G. L. Hembree , 133 So. (th St. 1407 WILL TAKE RADIO aa part pay ment on any piano In atock. Phone 1115J or Shepherd Music Co. 3 437 22 Liveetock and Feed FOR SALE 40 head young sheep. Will consider young cattle on traae. u. E. Dunn, Dairy. ' - 8983 22a Poultry For Sale STATE Blood Tested White Leg horns, Barredr Rocke and Red Chicks, Nine Dollars 100 pre paid and guaranteed. J. R. Ma gulre. 241. N. B. Oregon St.. Portland. 1780 USB THE Classified to sell yonr old car, furniture, chickens, or what have von. Klamath Business Directory Beauty Parlors Permanent Wavee 11.95 and np. Orleans Beauty 429 Main Phone 1681 Electric Cleaners See the new Singer 2-speed air brush cleaner at the SINGER SHOP 1405 Main Phone 128 Rents k Repairs The business people listed in our New Klam ath Business Directory on this page are reliable business men and wom en. These firms will serve you economically and promptly. They are skilled in their respec tive lines. Call them today. 23 Financial ; $ $ NOTICE $ $ - Do yon need money? Unseen red salary loan. No red Up. Get money aame day you apply tor It. State Loan Co. 101 Ore. Bank Bldg. Phone 761 Lie No. S-114 3AVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest rate and eeriest term Investigate and be convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO 101 So. 7th. Ph. 114: Stat License M-104 Necessities for Work WANTED Work of any kind. In or ont of town. Call at cabin 1. 934 Jefferson. 1818 Q'OU 1 U will , u, wwii ivr Bwwwjawii- ties. Will trade bedding tor anything. 116 E. Main, Apt 4. 1713 WANTED Yonng woman to work on ranch, will give room and board and some wagee. Rt. 2, Box 223, Klamath Falls. me Work for Neceaaitiee YOUNG WOMAN will work for room and board and necessi ties oa farm. Nwa-Hrald. 3995. 1985 GROWING ALFALFA crop tor trad for necessities. St. Franc) Park. EL 1. box 19. 1018 WOMAN WILL DO III kind work lor rruit jars, clothing or nsed sewing machine. Call I Lowell Street. 1117 WILL exchange painting or labor ior wail tent. Kt. l. box is a, 1144 YOUNO woman wlU do sewing m excuange tor 7 Bra gooas. 1017 Applegate. 1171 WILL TRADE rabbits, 1 back ' . and ( does, tor anything. 118 Lincoln. 1146 EXPERIENCED woman will do laundry for groceries. Pnona 1573R. 630 Sooth 8th. 1317 MIDDLE-AGED LADY will work for house rent or necessities. Call 1227 Reclamation. 1144 FIRST CLASS auto, truck or tractor mechanic. 16 yeere ex perience, will exchenge work for groceries, clothing or what have yon? 10 Martin St. 1197 YOUNG woman will care for children, waah or lroa for clothing. Phone 681-J. 200 Gage road. 1177 YOUNG girl will ear for chil dren or waah or iron for cloth ing. Phono 662-J. 100 Gage road. 1176 MAN will do any kind of work for rent of amall house. News-Here' 1.. Box 1951. 3951 TWO yonng men will help with spud planting or farm work in exchange for epuds or gaso line. G. R. Wells, Rt. 1, Box 127. Klamath Falls. 1363 WOMAN will cere tor chllfren in home by day or hour, do mending, quilting, aewlng or laundry tor bed. clothing or necessities. 123 B. Rlrerdlse. 1361 YOUNG GIRL will care for chil dren In exchange tor clothing or groceries. 140 Martin. 1711 GIRL 19. will care for children or help with housework and cooking, for clothing, or furnl tnre. 183 8. Riverside. 3361 EXPERIENCED WOMAN will work for necessities. Beet ot references. 1518 Siskiyou. 1984 COMPETENT experienced wom an wishes work by day, hour, or week In or out of town. Best ot references. Phone tSFll. 3932 Mineral Bath Mineral Baths Hot Spring Nat. Swimming Lesson Ella Redkey, Instructor Ph. 1179 Typewriter School Trained Mechanic 14 Yeara' Experience Adding Machine and Typewriter Sales and Service 510 Main Phone 141 ... t