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Newspaper Page TextI - THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON June 6, 1933 PAGE SEVEN Max Baer Dempsey's Favorite Ex-Champion Selects nat ural Hny to Brit drhin." ling-. MuMoan r ..; Roland Warren lo He-fere Kriilay'e Mat Pro gram. Jack Dempaey, the man who lifted Mis Baer out of the play boy etag end lurnd him Inlo th moil promising heavyweight candidate l yeare. confidently expects hl protege lo mek an nd ' Mux Schmellng of Oermany There l prominent roll of tot ulioul His old mauler's middle, but h still can pick hli fighting nien. "Yet, sir," Jack told news paper men t New York re cently. "If I were fighting nian again end I bed my choice of opponent I'd cer tainly tks Hchnirllng b look" enter lo mt." "This cock-eyed Beer. something I can't correctly figure. Not even Baer him self knows whet bs It going to do next. Hut h can fight. One blow from hie right hnd and the work l done." e That makee the score even for the selection of the Bser vs. Schmellng winner. Dcmp aey look, to the Callfornlan and William llraurher. NF.A sporting editor, knowi tbs German will triumph. e e e Every man In Klamath ralli who haa had ven th slight est Intereel In athletlce knowi well the name of William Muldoon. But few bars heard the adventurone and colorful tory of hla backgrounds. Thl 9-vsar-old veteran of tht sporting world, who died at New York Saturday, aa the exemplar of all that wai ood In athletics. Th rouree of Muldoon a life waa ehaped when h wai but II yeare old. At boy be enlliled In the Vnlon army and fought through the Civil war. Later h aerved on the New York pollcs force and be came an exponent of physical perfection. II . emasied a fslr-stted fortune conditioning and rebuilding th hodlea of business, financial and politi cal leadera. Muldoon hlmaelf waa a msgnlflrently constructed man. Back In th '80t he captured the w o r Id ' a heavyweight wrestling till when th gam gloried In Ita eclentlflc accom plUhmente. Thoee wer the daya when wrealllng had not yet acquired Ita football ten dendee. He quit th wrestling-profession to go on th slsa. There he became a particular friend of the Barrymorea. He tended the Infant Ethel Bar rvmore while her parents act ed and while he himself wait ed In the wlnga for hli cue. e Th mighty John I.. Sulli van feared thla man Muldoon mor than be feered any liv ing athlete. Muldoon, aa Sul livan's trainer, waa the only man who could make this ferocloue champion persevere In the routln of conditioning. Muldoon relatione with Sullivan are famous. A good, husky baseball bat was the method he used In coercing the heavyweight boxing cham pion to tske bis morning hike. "If you'll drop that club I'll knock your head off." Sullivan once roared. Big Muldoon tossed eido the bat. grappled th giant from Bos ton and In a moment had him helpless on the floor. A bitterness developed be tween th men, but when Sul livan died Muldoon was on of hit most sincere mourners, see Muldoon was eccentric In th things ha disliked. He waa a violent foe of tobacco and no man dared to amok In hla presence. Through his demanda smoking waa barred from Madison Square Garden, and once. It la reported, he angrily knocked a cigar from a friend's Hps when his rule hsd been disobeyed. Muldoon was an admirable figure in the professional ath letic world of America and It still may he many years bo fore Ills' Influents passes, e e Holand Warren, the only real wrestler who niakea his home In Klamath Kails, will work at the Legion hsll next week aa a referee. It will be the first time the growing number of wrestling fans will havs seen this Copco engineer appear In the ring In any ca pacity other than a wrestler. He'll have a difficult job Inasmuch as It will he heavies he will havs to keep on the straight and narrow path. PLAY PROGRESSES Five matches remain' to bs played In th first round of the President's Cup tournament of the Res met Golf and Country club. First rounds were expect d to be completed Sunday", 'a!EL will be finished within the flex: two or three days. k Few matches of the ladder tournament were played Sunday because of play-offs for the President's cup. Following the .completion of the cup tourna 'ment. a large number of th lad der matchea are expected to be completed; according to Sam Coull, chairman of th tourna ment committee. Almnat 1.000,000 women were employed In the United States In 1020; In 1930 that number had Increased to 11.000,000. KL ftMATH INS E Netmen Progress Unde- feated in Inter- . City Play The Klamath Falls Tennis club, umlefosted In lnir-clty tourna ments this year, added Mediord In lie aerie of conquests on the Klamath courts Sunday. Klem- aih won eight matchea and lost five. Harold Robertson, see of the KlnDiath team, led th way to victory as No. 1 In the singles. Ha was paired with Dr. Charles Hush for th doubles. Robertson took his singles con test from Csrter llosgs In straight sets, 0-2. (-2. Ills driving and placements were the otitstsndlng contributions to the day's play. Itugu, playing No. 2, lust a hit ter three-set nmtch to lfile of Mi'itfurd. Hugh captured the first set 1-1. and then lost the following two. Jlt-nt Wins Jack Dent, plsylng a steady gome, di'featcd I'rultt of Medford In slrslsht sets, 1-7, 7-6. Merry msn lnt a bitter three-sot match to Wilson, 8-7. I-10 and 3-6. Massey's sharpshootlng smother ed dale In two straight. The summary: Singles: Kohertson of Klamath defeated Bogga of Medford, -!. -2; Deuel of Medford defeated Hush of Klamath. 1-1. (-1. 6-9: Cs.emsn of Klamath defeated Butler or Medford. 6-1. 4-6, 6-S; I'atton of Medford defeated Craw- INI FORD Portland Beavers Driving For Second Successive Title (By th Associated Preea) Conclusions of th ninth week's play taw Portland atlll driving towards a second straight Coaat leagu pennant, a gam ahead of the close-pressing Hollywood 8tsrs and Sacramento Senators. Th Beavers took two of three week-end. clashes and th series from Los Angeles, 6-1. Joe Bow men held th Angels to six hits for 6-1 win Saiurdsy, and Budy Kalllo bested Win Ballon 1-1 In a 13-lnnlng duel In yesterdsy'a opener for his sixth consecutive victory. Missions Falter After smsshlng their way Into th first division, th Missions faltered to loss all three of their week-end games with Ssrramento and th aeries, (-2. The Solans won Ksturdsy, 9-6. snd captured both ends of yeslerdsy's double hesder. 15-10 and 7-5. After dropping the Saturday game. s-6, Hollywood came bark Charles Martin waa hlsh In the practice match of the Klam alh Gun club shoot Sunday with the only perfect score of ths day. S. I Woodnrd shot th second highest score by missing only one shot. Scores: 60-16 yd J. H. Martin - 47 H. llaum , . 45 W. Hcrkman 47 K. Hardcnhrook ..-.....- 46 fl. L. Woodard .'. 4 Charles Martin :.. 60 N. Y. Stoddard 46 J. H. Cawker ......... 46 C. A. Dunn : . 46 W. E. Lamm 47 26 hdep. J. II. Martin 21 W. Heck man 23 8. L. Woodard 23 Chas. Martin 19 N. Y. Stoddard .. 16 C. A. Dunn ............... 16 W. R. Lamm 16 E. Nltschelm 10 Woodburn Wins Junior Pennant SALEM. June 5 (ft Ths Wondhurn Amerlrnn Legion Jnn lor basoliall tesm won the Coun ty league opener from Salem 13 to 0 here Saturday with Ilevens fanning 10 and allowing only three hits. Every woonourn player hit safely at least once. STANDINGS lly Associated Press (Includes Saturday's Games).. PACIFIC tOAST LKAtilK W. L. . Pet. Portland 36 24 .600 Hollywood ..........S5 26 .681 Sacramento ..... 36 26 .681 Loa Angeles ...... 82 38 .633 Mlslona 32 31 .608 Oakland ........27 83 .450 Seattle 22 85 .886 San Francisco 22 89 .361 NATIONAL 1KAGl'E W. L. Pet. New York 26 17 .606 St. Louis .......27 18 .600 Pittsburgh 25 18 .681 Chicago 24 22 .522 Cincinnati 23 23 .511 Brooklyn .. 18 24 . .4 29 Boston 20 28 .417 Philadelphia 17 31 .364 ' AMERICAN I.KAVK W. L. Pet. New York 29 18 .690 Washington ............27 19 .587 Chicago 24 It .568 Cleveland ....: 21 .663 Philadelphia 11 20 .612 Detroit . ...1 25 .433 Boston 17 30 .362 St. Lon la 8 29 .310 A car going 40 miles an hour needs four times the distance In which to stop as when traveling 20 mllea an hour. COMING "Bs Mlus Tonight." Northiide Boyt Capture Surpr'u Victory Sunday Th Northslds Amsrlcsa Legion Junior baseball team defeated ths Southslds team Sunday In ths only league gams of tbs day by a tcors of 17 to 1, at Modoe field. Both ths Allsmont-Chllo-quln and Keno-Malln games were postponed. The Southslde team has been considered the atrong team of the league, having aeveral nemberg of the district Cham plonshlp tram of last year. The pitching of Howie, left handed Norlhslde wlelder, was on of th high f'lalures of the gstne. He allowed only three hits. I'sstega and Deer Ing, pitchers of th Southslde, were unsble to bold th oppos ing team under control. Mussnllinan. center field, and Adklns. shortstop for the Northslde, dlnplayod brilliant field work. Th entire team hit well. ford of Klamath. 1-1. 6-1: Dent of Klsmsth defeated I'rultt of Medford. 9-7. 7-6,; Illrks of Klsmsth defeated tllassrock of Medford. 6-1. 1-6. 6-3; Wilson of Medford detested Merrynisn of Klsmsth. 1-7, 10-1. 6-3: Matsey of Klamath defeated Gale of Med ford. 6-2, 6-4: Cross of Medford defeated Klgcr of Klamath, J-6, 6-1. Doubles: Deuet and Boggs of Medford defeated Kohertson and Bugh of Klamath, t-6, 1-6, 6-1; Crawford and Merryman of Klam ath defeated Butler and I'atton of Medford. 6-1. 6-1; Hicks and Massey of Klamath defeated Pruitt and Oal of Medford, 6-1. 6-t: Caaemsn anC Richmond of Klamath defeated Glasscock and Wilson of Medford. 6-4. 6-1. Is win yesterday 12-5 and take the series from Osklsnd, 6-3. Th second hslf of yesterday's double-header waa postponed be cause of rain, with hla mates getting three homera and nine other blows. Archie CsmDhell hsd an easy time winning the sundsy same. Jacobs. Tobln Carlyle all hit for the circuit, aa did Ltvagotto of the Onka. Heals, Indians Even Ssn Frsnclsco efforts to oust Seattle from seventh place failed as the Seals and Indians fin ished their elsht-gsme series all even with four vlctorlea aplec. Phil Radonlts hurled his fourth strslght triumph as h beat the Seals, 13-4 Saturday. Stopped 13-5 by Curt Davis' eight-hit twirling In th first game, the Indiana cam through to win the seven-inning night cap, 10-1. Aa Hal Hsld limited the' Ssn Franciscans to four scattered blngles. PRE-FIBHT ODOS NEW YORK. June 5. (ft The Esst and West of fistic styles will meet In the Yankee stadium Thursdsy night. when Max Schmellng. studious German, faces California's play-boy hesvy wrlght, Max Baer, In a 15-round duel. It Is, aa a matter of fact, the very contrast of the two men's fighting styles and personalities that haa served to whet ths pub lic's interest, and all but assure Jack Dempsey a promotorial bull's-eye In his first New York venture. Schmellng, ths stolid, uncrno tionsl fighting machine of appar ently unlimited reserves of stam ina, rules a 2-to-l favorite over th Llvermor larruper who Car rie, his care-free, devil-may-care disposition right Into the ring with him. COMING "Be Mine Tonight." Powerful New York Yankees Smother Connie Mack's Qub By HI GH H. FI I.LERTOX, Jr. Associated press Sports Writer It appears to be the misfor tune of more than one good ball club this senann lo be in the same league with the New York Yankees, once they couldn't keep up wnn me slugging or the pre sent world champions, and now they are finding the Yanks' ar ray of pltrhera aheer "poison." F.x-Beaver Help Philadelphia Athletics, who had climbed to second place In ths American league a few daya ago by a brilliant winning atreak of 10 out of 12 games, got a taste of Yankee flinging In a four gam series and wound up In th fifth notch again. They not only couldn't get the hits, bt In four games, 43 batsmen were set down by Yankr pitchers via th strikeout route. The Friday and Saturday games saw 17 strike outs aa Lefty Gomes, Walter Brown and Don Brennan set up marks of 13, 13 and 2 whiff Ings respectively. Seven mors fanned In ths first game of a double header aa Russell Van Atta out pitched Merrlt (Sugar) Cain to win 8-3 and 11 more fanned the hreese In the aecond game aa Johnny Allen turned In a one-hit masterpiece to win 6 to 0. The A's suffered almost aa much In four previous games, all won by the Yankees. Ed Coleman, former Portland Beaver and Ore gon Stat college athlete, got th lone hit oft Allen. Ths doubls victory gave ths Yankees a lead of four same over ths second place Washing ton Senators, who had to go 11 Innings to beat the Boston Red Sox 4-3. They got the winning run on a walk, a aacrlflre and Ossle Bluege's single off Johnny Welch after ths heat forced George l'lpgraa out of action. PELICANS 1 ASHLAND TEAM Edwards' Men Win First Game of Schedule, 9 to 2 Southern Oregon Results: Klamath Falls 0, Ashland 8. Medford 10, Itnselmrg 7. Coqnllle H, Keglo Point S. Th Klamath Pelicans, plsylng their first league gam of ths sesson went Into a tie for the leadership .of the Southern Ore gon circuit on Modoc field.- The pelicans, bsded by Frisco Ed wards, playing manager, halted the powerful Ashland Town team, 9 to 2. Several hundred fans saw this Introduction of organized bas ball Inlo Klamath Kalla. Molafore In Form Lefty Mofatore, that young man who already this aeason has pitched a no-hlt, no-run contest. held the valley outfit to fire scsttered blows. Three of these hits were accumulated In the seventh Inning after th Peli cans were practically assured of victory. Th Pelicans, going Into th lead In the first Inning, wer never headed or tied. They scored one In th first, three In th fourth, four In th sixth and another In th eighth. Ashland scored on run In th ssventh and another In th eighth. Woods. Pelican third basemen, crscked out a horns run. In the sixth Inning to tcors two men ahead of him. Tbs summary: Klamath Pelicans ' AB. R. H Granger, it .. Wskeman, cf Fuller, lb . Woods, lb .... Peterson, lb Farrell, rf Floetke. If . Edwards, e Molatore, . p Total 40 Ill I Ashland AB. R. H Jonaa. lb Hulen, 3b .. McConnel, 2b Goddsrd, cf Haleovlkl c W. Jones, lb MrFsdden, p Hoxle. If Yerkovlch, rt 3 4 3 3 Total ..30 16 4 E EAST KLAMATH Ths East Klamath Improve- ........ .Ink annlher hall same Sunday, when It was humbled by the Kwauna nea box, iv w a. i.-.- L-1 . l. ... In frnilf until the ninth Inning, when a Bed Sox rally brougni in live runs. The Improvement club will meet the Chiloqutn Tomahawks next week. The summary: R. H. E. t-..... I ... a nail Bn 10 8 & East Klamath ....".. 8 10 2 Kytieck ana uuexe; .Newi ana brown. Three Advance In State League (By the Associated Press) Stellsr mound performancea advanced three teams In State league baseball atandings yester- risy. Including the undefeated Wolfera' Federals. The Salem Senators and Schapps Portland team remained in s tie for second place by tak ing abutouta from Bend and Al bany respectively. The Port land Federala and ths Senators played errorless ball. The Chicago White Sox moved Into fourth place by winning two games from the St. Louis Browns. 13 to 6 and 10 to 2. The Sox piled up a total of 31 hilt for 46 bases against five St. Louis pitchers. The Cleve land Indians and Detroit Tigers divided a pair of low score games. Cleveland won the flrat 2-1 on a ninth Inning rally then fell a run short In an eighth Inning outburst and went down 4-3. The New York Giants, only National league team to win two gamea out of a set of four double bills, marched Into first place by the margin of five points over the St. Louis Cardinals. Bril liant mound work enabled the Giants to beat the Brooklyn Dodgera 3-0 and 6-1 as Hal Schumacher and Fred Fltzsim mons allowed only eight hits be tween them. Lefty 0' Demi's homer waa the only Brooklyn run. Canls Dropped Cincinnati knocked the Carda out of the lead by winning the second gams 6-2 on ths pitching and hitting of two former St. Loula players, Pant Derringer and Jim Bottomley after the Cardinala had put on a lata rally against Silas Johnson to take the opener 4-2. Pitta bnrgh'a Pirates scored ' seven runs In I ninth Inning uprising, marked by Floyd Vaughan'i homer, to beat the Chicago Cuba 9-3 In ths opener, but two cir cuit blows by Paul Waner off Pat - Mslone's pitching ended their scoring In the second clash and Chicago won 9-2. Eddie Holley'a five hit fling ing and an unearned run gave the last-plnc Phillies a 1-0 vic tory over Boston but ths Braves cam back to tin out a 1-6 decision In th night cap. Wan t -A ds Bring Resu Its Phone Yours to 1900 Rates t 3cf r word oer day's natrtlon. 10. 20. per cent discount on t d s running o n s wees. per cent discount on ads running oas montn. All clsttlfled adt are Insert ed In both Ths Klamath Newt and Evening Herald, at the abovs rats, appearing In The News first. Tims limit for classification In th following day's papara Is 6:00 P. M. Ads desired In serted on th tarn day as sub mitted will hsve to run "Too Late to Classify." Too-Late-to-ClassIfy ads ars put In ons paper only at tbs seme rate as quoted abovs, snd clasaltisd tor succeeding inasrtlona. General Notices MAKE your date for PAPER HANGERS and DECORATORS. Let us figure your PAINTING. Prices ars now lowest. Ws car ry the Moat complete line of WALLPAPER, PAINTS. ENAM ELS and VARMflHRS In unth. ern Oregon. Patterson Paint Store Contractors and Dealers 230 Main Phons 1646 Double Orange Stanms Today NEW METHOD . - CLEANERS " 8ultt, Dresses, Coata, Hatt, 60c. CASH AND CARRY Phone 782. 1463 Esplanade Tennis Rsckets Restrung 82.60 to 17.50 Lawn mowers sharpened, with our complete mechanical equipment. DERBY'S REPAIR SHOP 248 E. Main Phone635W PLEASE REMEMRER That we do a general Insurance business, it Is a real pleasure to represent companies of known financial strengUi. Easy monthly payments with low carrying charges. Drop la and figure with us. CHII.COTE ft SMITH 731 Main Upstairs Realtors-Insurance NOTICE After this date. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Lulla May Oscarson. Signed, Frank E. Oscarson. Jun 4, 1933. 3472 PAINTING, decoratlnt. exocrine estimates on any Job, large or small. Phone 107. J. L. New man. 3309 HEMSTITCHING, buttons, pleat ing. Golden Rule Store. 2204 TURKISH BATH Massage, col onic irrigation. Registered nurse. 137 South Seventh. 3152 RADIO SERVICE ot an kinds. Wm. Long, 1406 Lookout St. Phons 1S36J. (1(6 HEMSTITCHING, BUTTONS cov ered, dressmaking. Mrs. H. M. Atlendcr. 514 Walnut. 3246 Pertonala READINGS dally 621 Oak. 36c. Transportation Travel by Stage 11 Hrs. to Portland $7.00 vray $10.50rUpnd 18 Hrs. to Seattle $9.00 $14.00Ir,,Und Via Bend and Waplnitla. Leave K. Falls 12:30 P. M. Greyhound Depot. ' Phons 909 11 Furnished Room LARGE front room In modern. lccw home. Cnll19n-J3!ni) 13 Furnished Apartments THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment, nook, store room, hard wood floors, etc., laundry, frlgldaire. Hot Springs, 855 Eldorado, i 3454 THE ROOSEVELT Hot Springs Addition, rnone 673 1850 WHY PAT MORE? Arcade Apartments. Completely furn ished with garage and no de posit for electricity, $20 up. Phons 700. 3237 3-ROOM duplex. Reduced rent. 2018J. Hot Springs. 1878 Leftor. 3066 FOUR large rooms, two bed rooms, piano, steam beat, elec tric range, garage. Adults. 633 N. 11th. 2291 13 Furniahd ApartBisnti THREE small apartments, lights and gaa furnished. 110 and (16 ' month. 421 Oak. Phone 2097J. 1997 FOR RENT Furnished apart ment, 4 rooms and bath. Close In. 711 Jefferson. 1916 FURNISHED apartment. 622 N. 10th. 3984 FOR RENT 3-room furnished apartment. 933 High. 3277 14 Furnished Houses DUPLEX Five rooms and bath, wood, lights and water fur nished. 612 N. 9th. Phono .10F3. 3482 3-ltOOM furnished duplex In Hot Springs, garage, heat, water and washing machine. 337 Ilasklns. 3169 NEW five-room furnished home. Piano, electric range, O. E. re frigerator, radio. Hot Springs addition. Phons 1292. 246 15 Unfurnished Houses FOR RENT 6-room house, mod ern, full basement, furnace, 2 garages, on Blehn St., 120. Dr. Dletsche. Phone 283. 3686 SEVEN-ROOM bout, modern, full basement, furnace, close to school. Fulton St.. 125. Dr. Dletsche. Phone 283. 368C THREE-ROOM modern house, gsrsge, woodshed. $10. Call 1972W. 2221 narrow. 3397 16 Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5 room house, near school. News Hersld. box 3478. 3478 17 Real Estate For Sale $2750.00 Buya 7-room house, ""Itb base ment with cement floor, fur nace, laundry trays and ga rage. Two complete baths, lots of closet and cupboard apace. On paved street. 8s blocks north of Main atreet; very sub stantially built and In fin re pair. DALE It HOSKINO 517 Main Phone 633 3483 O'SB ACRE Partly Improved, a nod well. It'a a real buy at $300. 330 down, balance monthly. THE K. D. CO. 635 Main 2994 fSARDR?J TRACT One acre, located on the D.-C. highway. Rich aoil. good well, small cottage. $450, $50 down, balance monthly. THE K. D. CO. 635 Main 2995 $5 DOWN 15 Per month, will buy clofe In irrigated, garden tracts, near paving and bus service. A. J. TRACY, REALTOR Phone 969 609 So. 6th SI. 3683 TWO ACRES On paved road, adjoins city limits, suitable for greenhouse, business or subdivision pur poeav Road on three aides. A steal at $500. See owner's agent at 635 MAIN ST. 3996 18a To Exchange TRADE Equity In 6-room house for good closed car. Thla la a bargain. Newt-Herald, box 34S1. . 341 19 Automotive WILL EXCHANGE household goods and 21-Jewel Hamilton watch for enclosed car, good condition. Box 34, Algoma. 3471 PAY CASH for Ford or Chevro let truck, long wheel-base. 431 Ewanns. 398S 20 Miscellaneous For Sale For Sale Cheap USED wool tacks, Ilk new. W buy pelts, wool aud junk. M. & S. Bag Co. 634 Market Phone 1939W. 3418 McCORMICK Potato Plantar. Surge milking machine, cream aeparator, blue e;em seed wheat. ' Rudolph Cacka, Mer rill. 8778 NEW SPRING FROCKS weekly at Torgler'a Upstairs Dress Shoppe. Specially priced. 8ee them now. 731 Main. Phone 682-J. 3177 FOIt BAItGAtNS In attgntly nsed furniture and ranges. We pay cash for second hand goods Piano for sale or rent. KLAMATH FURNITURE) EXCHANGE 721 Main Phons 894 Your oredlt la good. 0443 FAHMEHS Blorkwnod direct from chute at Shaw-Bertram box factory. $3.00 per cord. Hcllhronner ft Rea. Phone 339W. 3009 CATERPILLAR 30. Flrat class condition. Cheap. Terms. Rox 11, Bonanta, Ore. 2992 FOR SALE Furniture. 1 electric rangps. gas ranee, wood stove, ' cheap: breakfast set, piano. All in excellent condition. 2i Jefferson. 3681 TICKET to Portland. L. B. Hnklns. Phone 1600. Wey mill. city. 3480 WOOD - - Special summer ratea. Phone 19S1J. 3961 WOOD Phons 886-W. 1741 SPEND a few centt and lee If yon can sell that car you havs In the shed that aomeons slas might liks to be driving down ths street. Classified adt pay. Try your luck. 21 w"d M'cll"y. I WANTED Second hand goods, especial ly stove and ranges. 8e our bargains In nsed furnt- G. L. Hembree 233 So. 6th St. 3407 RESPONSIBLE young man going Sacramento. Wednesday, will shsre expenses for ride. Phone U87W. 3479 WANTED Furniture. Party de sire to purchase entire con tenta of good quality of private resinence, ior casn. jsews-ner-aid. box 3684. 3684 WANTED TO BUY For cash. smsll suburban grocery atore. Phone 167U. 5 177 22 Liwestocli and Feet) FRESH JERSEY COWS for tale. T Helm. Tule Lake. 3479 22 Poultry For Sale STATE Blood Totted White Leg- norns. Barred Rocks and Red Chicks, Nine Dollar 100 pre paid and guaranteed. J. R. Ma gulre. 2415 N. E. Orexon Rt.. Portland. 70 23 Financial $ $ NOTICE $ $ Tin tM nuil TT j salary loans. No red tape. Get money earn aey you apply for It. State Loan Co. SOS CW D..b D14 Phone 761 Lie. No! 8-1(4 SAVE SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest rates and easiest terms sovesugai ana ds convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 101 Bo. 7th. Pb, 114 Stat License 11-104 Neceasitiet for Work WANTED Work of any kind. In . or out oi town, tan at cabin 2. 924 Jefferson. 1811 vnuiw wilt - ties. Will trad bedding for muj iuiii. idi &. aiain, apt s. 3763 WANTED Young woman to work on ranch, will give room and board and some wages. RL 3, Box 223, Klamath Falls. 3996 Klamath Business Directory Beauty Parlors Permanent Wavea $1.95 and np. Orleana Beauty 429 Main Phone 168Z Electric Cleaners See ths new 8inger 2-speed air brush cleaner at the SINGER SHOP 1405 Main Phone 828 Rents ft Repairs Jewelers "LET GEORGE DO IT" George L. Meta Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler REPAIRING. 837 Main Bt. 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. . Work for Neceniti YOUNO WOMAN will work tor room and board and necessi ties on farm. Newa-Hjrald, 3981. 1915 GROWING ALFALFA crop for trade for aecwssltlss. 8t. Francis Park. Su 1. box 19. 3031 WOMAN WILL DO 111 kind work for fruit Jars, clothing or used sewing machine. Call I Lowell Street. 3137 WILL exchange painting or labor for wall tent. Rt, 1. Box 73X. 3144 TOUNO woman will do sewing in exchange for yard gooas. 3027 Applegats. 3171 WILL TRADE rabbits. 8 bucks and 9 does, for anything. 128 Lincoln. 1146 EXPERIENCED woman will do laundry for groceries. Phons 1573R. 530 South 1th. 111? MIDDLE-AGED LADY will work for boost rent or necessities. Call 2227 Reclamation. 1144 FIRST CLA83 auto, truck or tractor mechanic 16 yssrs ss psrlencs. will sxehsngs work for groceries, elotblng or what bar roof 140 Martin SU 8197 YOUNO woman will car for cbtldrsn, wssh or Iroa for elotblng. Phons I6I-J. 200 Gag road 1177 YOUNO girl will ear for chil dren or wash or Iron for cloth ing. Phons (62-J. 200 Gag road. 1176 MAN will do any kind of work for rent of small bona. News-Herald, Box 3961. 3961 TWO yonng men will help with eifuu piem.ius or una worg m exchanxe for apuda or gaso line. G. R. Wells, Rt, I, Box 137, Klamath Falls. 1962 WOMAN will ear tor chllCren In bom by day or hour, do mending, quilting, sewing or laundry for bed. clothing or necessities. 133 S. Rlverdlse. 1361 YOUNG GIRL will car for chil dren In exchange for elotblng or groceries. 140 Martin. 3713 OIRL II. will care for children or btlp with housework and cooking, for clothing, or furni ture. 121 8. Riverside. 1361 EXPERIENCED WOMAN will work for necessities. But of references. 1513 Sltkiyou. ' 1916 COMPETENT experienced wom an wishea work by day. hour, . or week In or ont of town. Best of references. Phons 19F2L ,,. . . . 3931 Mineral Baths Mineral Batha Hot Spring Nat. Swimming Lessons Ella Redkey, Instructor Pb. 1171 Typewriters School Trained Mschanlo 14 Yeare' Experience Adding Machine and, Typewriter Sales snd Service (30 Main Phone 342