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Newspaper Page TextJune 7, 1933 THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ?ASS NIKS GROVE KEEPS 'A'S IN RACE Great Burden Placed Star Hurler For Mackmcn On P, HERBERT W. IIAP.KP.fl Associated I "res tuH Writer On Bob Urate's thin shoulder real slmoel lb nltr burden of keeping the Philadelphia Ath lellca In the Atnsriran league pennant race but the crack eouih pw stems to be thriving on work. An apparent "throw bnrk" In snelt bsseheit Iron men at Ed Wilih end Joe Mctilnnlty. tin Unkr ace of Connie Mack'a dle appointing pitching etaff took the mound Monday for th tenth time In 17 deya, eeattered Weeh- Ington'e 10 bit aa the A'i won 1-4 and hung np tali f If Hi ' eeastv victory in that' short pact at tint. Called off the relief pitching lob that put hit nam In the A'i bos geor nlna limps In II con tests, Orov, stsrtlng a Kama for tha first tlnta since Mar had no worries after hit loam mat solved Al Crowder for fla rum in lha third Inning. Anil Just to mske It complete ha eotitrl. butad a homa run and single to tha A'a 14-htt assault, rrcd Rchulte'a doubla and homa ruu accounted for three of tba Sena tore lalllaa. Meanwhile tha cWago"Vlite Hoi rontlnned thtir terrltle bombardment on St. Louie pitch ing, brnahad aald Vm Browns. 14-7, and moved Into rhtril plse. a tarn and a hilsthlnd the Sanstnra and thwa e4rcetitag polnia ahead of inn- Cleveland Indians. Tha I'alo Mm blasted 21 hitt off the combined de liveries of George lilsehiiltter. Bam Cray and Rolland Stiles, four folng to Evar Kwanaon. fleet outfielder. Whitlow WyatU mkln ,bla flrat atart elne ha wan traded lo th Sin by P trolt, wat walloped for lo hit. Including homo runs by Carl Reynolds and I)ebs tisrms, but waa fairly effective except In tba ninth when tha Ilrownt ecored three runa. Vie Prasler, for whom W.rntt ) waa trailed, mail" hit debut for Detroit but failed to an the roiito against Cleveland although the Tiger emerged with an -7 tri umph. Prasler went out at the and of five Innings with tha score 1-4 sgnlnst him and Vie Sorrel) rscelred credit fnr lha victory earned br a two-run rally in the ninth. In that frame, with two men on. Charlie Ochrluger'e fourth hit of tha game aent In the tying run while the deciding tally came, over on Stone's Jong offleld fly. Rain halted the only National league game of the day with the lit I.ouli Cardinala leading the Cincinnati Reds. J-0, after three and one-half Innlnga. STANDINGS boitheux orrgon i.ka;ii-: W. I- Pet. Klamath .Fail ..... 1 0 l.nuo Medforrt 1 0 l.ono Conullla 1 0 .1.000 Eaalo Point ..... 0 1 .000 Ashland 0 1 .000 Rnaebtirg 0 1 .000 Sunday's schedule Klamath Falla at Roaeburgf Meilford at Eaale Point; Coqiillls at Ath- land. lly tho Aaaoclntrf Preita (Inctudea Monday gameal: AMERICAN I.KAtll'K W. 1.. Pet. New York ! 1J .90 Waahlngton 87 20 .574 Chicago ......SJ 18 545 Clerelnnd It .f2 Philadelphia .1.23 20 .624 Detroit i.SO 25 .444 Boaton .14 28 . .aru St. Loula ..J7 .31 .354 NATIOXAL LKVcifE W. I,. Pet. New York .....-...J 17 .05 flt. I,oula 27 1 .(Iflfl Plttabnrgh 25 IS - .1 Chicago 24 22' 1 .522 Cincinnati ....2S 22 .611 Brooklyn il 24 .429 Boaton 29 27 ,.42 Philadelphia 16 91 .340 No enmt game Monday. - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - lnsC'vtvJ,' A ORCOLATIN& aTvv af iNStoe the hive ey A tVSS. aTraA VBRahns -meal wtssa . e ff'" BKiSv raV IN A r-AN-UKt s ir ' VI AAonoN n 1 1 "g5Mir: v AftOWAN 6AKEB, AAOB SUGAR PLUMS ANOSOtO THEM ON TH STREETS OP ROMEZ THE SUCCESS OF THIS VENTOSC POOVSO THAT THE. HUMAN PACE HAS A 'SWEET TOOTH AND LEO TO THE A4ANOK4CTORB OF CANOVt 74 4JStMOf STUAAP-TAILCO . ... LIZARD... ITS HEAD ANO TAlU ARB SO NCARLV AUKS THAT IT It DIFFICULT TO 11 , Ann fl IMI IT Wrestles Friday A jjii f ma liurnian OUon. heavyweight from liaattii), will ba featured at tha Legion hall Friday night In a aeml-wlndup bout with Palo Relrantro of Rairamento. Ray Friable, giant from Medford, haa been matched againat Harry Da- metral of Heattie. OUiVfflS. PCITL1B lIC PORTLAND, Ore., June l,T) Huceeaafiilly applying chin lurku, (Itla flimnian of Okla homa City took twu falla out of three oyer Hull Staatny of Beat tic to win the main event of laat night'a wreatllng matchea here. Cllngman weighed li pounds and Htaatny, 1 I. Cllngman took the flrat fall in 17 mlnutea with a aorlea of chin lick. Stoatny won the aecond fall in aeven mintttca with a Itammeriock. The Oklahomnn took the deciding tumble eight mlnutea later with another aeries of chin locka. Ilulldog Jackaon, 157, of Klamath Falla, eaally won the aeml-wlndup, taking two atralittt falla oier Henry Fredrlrkton, 16. Everett. Wain Martin Hnffert, 14, Tilla mook, and Herb Berguaon, 14. 1'iirtiand, went throa rounda to draw In- the opener. Each won a fall. 'FRO' BASKETBALL LEAGUE CHIL8ED A proffMnloniil buskrthall Iauuo fnr th Pacific Northwest may bo ftirmfd this nummr tttroiiith tlio rf forts of 8. f. SAPslrt of Snlm. 8wck1, bow nUcmpdne to Intprot ritlw ta Orrson. Iditho, Warthtsgton snd HrltKh Coltimbia. will mil ffifHlitf of managi'fB npjtt month. Frnni'tiiWr tr ipn for bitl dinft, SwcrIo arts, nd in forma tion mny bo obtnind bt addres sIdk him at 76 North 17th ttrcct at Halvm. Tho western division of the Irnetie would larludo teams from Med lord. Portland, Klamath Falls, Vancouvr, B. C, fieattle. Taroma, Aberdeen and nelling- hnm. Vacation School Organizes Monday A two-weeks vacation Hthle school was nrKunUed at the First Presbyterian chnreh Monday morning and at FairhaTen Mon day afternoon, mtder th direc tion of Mis Dorothy .M. Hmlth. MIh. Suiiili Is I lie day school ftthlo tnMrurtnr durinf th school year. 37 yrAQS 6EFCe THE 6IRTH OP CHRIST, JULIUS DPAGA7US tags rvf we 115 REST FOR BIB BOUT Promoter Dempsey PuU Finishing Touches On Program NBW YOHK, 3us (ff) Trained to tha minute. Ux llar and Maa Bchmallng can aflord to tuko Uilnn easy until they uitara off for thalr 16-round humrywelgbt duel in the Yankee Btsdtum Thursday nlitht but there wat no rest Immediately In s'gbt for Promoter Jack nip -y. Tiierw's no doubt Jack has worked harder tha laat couple of months In his new rota than ha ever did when ha waa tetttna; ready to defend him heavyweight championship a few years ago and tha end had not yet come today. Hucceaa AaauretS Financially tha bout seemed certain of suecesa hut there wer a thousand and one details to be ironed out before Dempsey could breathe a sljrh of relief and let the show go on. The major task confronting him waa the converting of the stadium Into a fight arena. Aa soon aa tba New York Yankee completed their double-header with Boston today, Dempsey planned to move in a small army of workmen to set up tha ring and arrang the seats. Once that's dona to hie eatisfactlon. all he'll need to worry about is tha weatber. Weather Forecast km Tentatively at least Dempsey has been promised fine weather. James U. Srarr, bead of tha New York weather bureau, says Thursday "probably will be fair." If It la. Indications were a crowd of close to 0,000 would pour Into the stadium for the match Dempsey said yesterday ba had tluo.000 cash In hand and another fSO.OOO la reser vations. The expected last-mtn-ute rush for tickets waa expected to send tha receipts close to $.100,800. Betting on the bout has been very light with Bchmeliftg - a steady J to 1 choice. Desplta the rather general opinio? that tile big ('Rlifnrtiiun will be quite a handful, the experts still are disposed In the German's fav,or. Football Czar Herb Dana Off For Ity JOK IM4.MCY Herbert Dana of Oakland, look ing )itt aa iutPky aa be ever dttt on the footbaU lirUls at the ! rifle foast, few Klamath mompn tarlty Tuofday morn inn, ai h? headed nortit to Spokane. Uana, lrij.:, known aa one of the most efficient and IntrestiiDE ref?r?t on it Western slope, will attend the Pacific ("oast Conference bpi atoft in hia recently appointed cupaclty an ccimmistnioner. iana waa accompanied by an Htnafrlotia xroup of conference men. L K. "Tiny Thornhlll, the Jilast Stanford coach who ene reedfil ln W. Warner. W. O. Iluntor. director of athlfflca at the t'nlrerntly of Soulhfrn Cali fornia, and Al Masters, manaicer of Stanford athipfiea, were all bundled Into hnite sport road ater1 aa the jonrney Jnto Wanhtnc ton waa rpmim?d. The men arrltr vd tate ian night and left early thfa mornlnff, Dnna'a chief duties at the con County Legion Team Selected After Sunday's Four Amorlcan Legion Junior baseball teams Kill enter the final gamea of tha county sched ule on Modoc field Sunday morn ing. Altamont and Northalda. both nndefeated, will platr at 9:00 o'clock and then Southalde wlli folio srltb a game against a combined team from Sialln and Kcno. Fifteen of the most outstand ing players from thesa teams will be selected immediately af Baseball PACIFIC COAST l.KAOI E K. H. E. ftan Krauciaco .. t i X Oakland 1 t.i '.inn and .Mclsaac; Joiner and Veltman. ' XATIOXAL 1,KAIK It. If. K. New York t 0 Hrooklyn 1 8 1 Huhbell and Mancusco; Car- roil, Mungo, Thurston and Pnpet. H. H. Ii. Pittsburgh ... I I Chicago i II 9 Chagnon, Swstonic and Grace; Root, Tlning, Bush and Hartnett, Taylor. R. H. E. St. I)uls . 1 i Cincinnati 14 0 iiRllahnn, Sylvettcr Johnson and Wilson; Stout, llcnton and Hemsley. R. Ii. E. Chicago . 6 9 1 St. Ixiuia 19 1 l.von and tirtibe; Dlaehotder, Wells and Shea, Crouch. - AMKItiCAX I.EAGL'K . , R. 1!. B. Washington .......... 4 11 1 Philadelphia .V.?:.....:... II 10 - 1 Stewart, McAfee, linrka and Sewetl; Meliaffey and Cochrane. First Uame n. H. . Roston ................ 0 11 1 New York 4 8 H. Johnson and Ferreil: Pen- nock and IMckey. Second (inmo n. H. B. Roston ...................... 4 1 1 New York 19 ' 1 iihodea, Wetland and i'errell, Buckaroos Win In Sunday Game LAKEVIEW, Ore. Tha take rlew Buckarooa Sunday defeated lb Hhav-Dertram haaeoall team ot Klamath Ftlli hare by tho aeon ef 11 te 7. Tha rlutora ' got off to a nice lead in tha third inning whan tws trrori lt in thr.a runa but tha Lakeflew ilugjera aoon want Into action and mad tha count IS to t-' Tha Klamath county team picked ; up three runa in tba taat aix : inninm of tha fame. George! Caidtrwood, Lakeriaw pitcher, j pitched hit uaual good gam and , Laketltw haa iaantd chal-j got 11 Itrlkaouti. ienga to ' tha Klamath Pelicans for tws garnet. Practically all of tha Pelican playert hay at ; on time or another played on tea mi that took tha ahort end I of tha acora in conteata with Ijikeview. No doubt they will welront tha opportunity to try again. Tha local team haa no xamea scheduled autnequent to July 39. Three alrong teama will be brought bar to play during tba round-up on September S, 4 and i. STEWABT 1ITI0N TB1MS MILL TEAM Tha Stewart Addition baieball team defeated Weyerhaeueer her Sunday, 14 to ?. George Toralin and John Heed a, Stewart battery, had the game In hand throagb ntn Innlnga. Stewart hat lentaiirely ached ttied the liig Lakea team for neat week-end KLAMATH 1IE1EI TO MEET SSUO TW Klamattt Falla Tennis club, nndeleated in Inter-citg play thia year, will meet Aahland In the yalley, June 11. Scren men and two women wii! represent the Klamatb team. Visits Here Conference Meet ference merlin will be to aelK& officials for next fall's jcames. He said the'laSS ncheauie warn ai ivady drawn, but undoubtedly the 1934 cftfd ttte would be tip tor consideration. The conference. It belleTed. will consider the action of the rnlveraity of California Irftter nifn'a -l!U tn announcing iis sap port of open solicitation of hijth school atltlrtics. This topic wlli probably hecon.e one of the most Inti'reftting of the scskIob, fnaa nmch as there fa a growing sen timent in favor of the movement. KitKibilitie. gate receipts, broadcasts and intcr-schooi rela tions will be discussed. linns, has neon a figure In the conference for many years. Along wlih Ha m my Wllderuian. sablie- ity director at the l!niTcrfity of Oreiron, Jak Benefiel, former graduate ntanaser at Ore-con. and Carl I-odell, O. a. C manager, he naa aerred athletic interests on the coast for almost IS years Double Header ter thn contest. This squad will represent -the county in the Ore gon championship drive. James and Williams wiii be the -Altamont battery. Howie, surprising aonthpRw who uptel Southside last week, will hurl for Northslde with Weber catch ing. Harrey Qui. tart, third base man on the county team last year, wlil b in the Norrhsltie lineup. Quisiad had just re turned from school at Salem and will be eligible again this aesron. rircnnart and Dickey, R. II. E. Detroit S 11 1 Cleveland . 1 f t Rowa and llayworth; Harder, Brown and Spencer. Melting Snows Promise Supply Of Irrigation Water LAKEVIEW, Ore Du to a week of warm weather many of the snowbanks in the hills hare begun to moll, bringing an ap- preciaoie aeiayed runoff ttat haa ncen stored in tha various irri' gation reservoirs. Water in the Drews reservoir hRs now reached the 44-foot ierel. Some water ia being turn ed into the Irrigation canals, but tha water level in the reservoir Is still rising and It la hoped that laat year's level ot 47 feet will be reached. According" to A, B. Wiison, weather observer ihera has been slight Increase In precipitation thia month over that for May g year ago. A total of l.St inches waa recorded in May, 1983; 1,17 inches waa the precipitation for a year ago. A wide range of temperatnr waa recorded, the lowest being IS degrees on May ( and the highest waa; 86 degrees on My 19. There waa a decline of 40,000 last year In tha number of auto tourists from tba United States to Canada. Steaming will remove marks In dyed velvet and velveteen garments. Wan t -AdsBring Results Phone Yours to 1900 1 Raiet: - 1 n s er word ser dara 1 insertion i . , - - i 1 A par east discount oa XVtdt fssnisg on si weea. 2 A per cent discount on U a d a running one! mooin. Ail tiassifled ada sr insert-: ed in both Tha Klamath Nawa and Erenini Herald, at tha above rate, appearing ia The I news rtrst. Tlma limit for classification i t& the foiiowlna day's n ner i is : P. M. Ads desired In- serteo on t&a tame eay Sf 93s-: milted will bava to ran "Too Uite to Claaalfr,"- Too-Late. : to-Classify ads are, put lu on paper only at tha same rate aa quoted afiore, and eisstlfled iur succeeatng tnierttont. Laat atad Found LOST Canraa tarpaulin. Re ward. Keturn 591 Uragon Bank Bids. ttm STRAYED to Champ MeCulium'e ranch, Wordtn, 1 hsraea; I branded half circle L. the other circle 1C or K. For further in formation writ Boi ii, Wor den. Ore. H5 LOST Gentleman'a glasses "la . 1 11 r . vbvq un nam OU T t ward. Phona SR. 141 LOST Will party who picked up truck lack between oil well and fiorella please return Parks --.roeers, wr,- stn, City. Re ward. - 144 3 General Nottcea - MAKE roar date fnr PSPt tJ. HANGERS and DECORATORS. i-et us figure yotfr PAINTING. Prices are now lowest. We tar ry the Most complete line of WALLPAPER.- PAIKTSL. CS1U. ELS and VARNISHES In south ern Oregon. Patterson Paint Store- Contractor and Dealers . 23 Mala Photse hi; Double Orange Stanmg Today NEW METHOD CLEANERS Sulla, Dresses. Coats, Hats,' aoc, C i Q It k v n CIDttv Phone 7SJ, 1461 Esplanade Tennis Rackets Restrnng I1.S0 to 7.8 Lawn mowers sharpened, with our complete mechanical equipment. tERBY'8 REPAIR SHOP 148 E. Main PbonetSW NOTICE After this date, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Lnlia May Oacarsos. Signed, Frank E. Oacaraon. Jnna 4, 191.1. - 1471 KLAMATH House Renovators Floors, wall paper, paint and opnoisfery cleaned, floor wax ing. Free estimate. 111 Main Phone 15S( J4SS PAINTING, decorating, papering, estimate oa any Job, Urge or amali. Phone 107. i. L. New man, list HEMSTITCHING, Battens, Bleat fng. Golden Rale Store. 1104 TURKISH BATH Passage, col onic Irrigation. Registered suras, 117 South Seventh. 1151 RADIO SERVICB ot ail klsd. Wat. Long, 1401 Lookout St. Phone 1SS6J. tilt HEMSTITCHING, BUTTONS eev ertd, dressmaking. Mrs. II. M. Aliender. 114 Walnut. 1141 Fersonals READINGS daily 511 Oak. lie. Transportation Travel by Stage 11 Hrs. to" Portland -1M ' $10,50 IS Hrs, toSeatUe $9.00 Bay $14.001"b4 Via Send And ' Waslaltia. Leave K. Falla UtSO P. M. Creyhonad Dcput. 1 i'hona tit 6 Help Wanted; Mils WANTED Ma for a around ranca work, -'ali t Arcade " Apts.t and. ask.for.")15. R. staa 9 Situaltons Wanted ' R a-?W IT E N OORAPHER. bookkeeper wishes position. Will consider general office work, cashiering or clerking. Write Miss Ethel Layng, V. O, Box 504, City. 141 Farniehwel Roeen LAPOE front room in modem, sew horn; Call ltl!-3. $t 13 Furnithad Apart rnanta FOR REST Three room apart ment. EwrytblBg foraiaiiedi alo 4 -room bouse. Piion tltn. CM 411 Washington, 14t TflRKFJ-ROOM furnnbad apart ment, nook, ator room, hard wood floors, ate., laundry, frlsidslra, Hot Springs, tit Eldorado. ttt THE ROOSBVIE1-T Hot Springe Addition, Jhon i II 1S WHT PAT MORtlf -Aread Apartment. Completely fam ished with garage and no d poH for tfecUicitJ, 1. up Phone 78. . itSJ 1-KOOM dupleg. Reduced rent. iOiU, Hot Springa. IMS lKor. Hit KOL'R larga rooms, two bed rooms, plans, steam heat, elec tric rang, garage. Aeoita 633 N. 11th. iti THREK amali apartmena, lighta and gaa turnitneo. uu ana sis month. 421 Oak. Phone 1MU. JJJ FOR RENT Furnished apart ment, 4 rooms and sata. tose In. 71 Jefferson. 111 FCRNISHE0 apartment. tit K. 1914 mth. 14 Furnished Houses FOR KENT rnrahbad J-rootn Honaa ana garage on oregou Arecue, l. til Jafferaon m pt KX Pve rooms and bath wood, ligWa ana water inr nlshed. 11 K. th. Phone 10FJ. 11 3-ROOM furnished doplei In Hot Springs, garage, neat, water and wasmng machine. 23 1 Hsskins. lt9 NEW fire-room furnished homa. nana, electric range, t. te Iriaerator, radio. Hot Springs addition. Phona Itii, 15 Pacific Terrace. S4S9 15 Unfurnished Honae FOR REST 5-room boose, mod ern, full Basement. lurasca, 1 garage, en Biehs St., 120. Dr. Bietsrbe. Phone 283. IMS SEVEN-ROOM - house: modern full Basement,- turnace. eiose 10 -" ecaool. Fnltoe. St., UK Dr. Rietsehe. Phone lgl.j9 17 Real Estate For Sale OJfE'ACRB Partly tmprored. feoa wait. 11 a n "-7 3fl, 130 down, balance monthly. , THE K. D. CO.- . IIS Mala . 1114 OAROEK TRACT One acre, located oa the D.-C. highway.- Rich soli, good well, small cottage. 14 SO, 1SS dows, balance monthly THE K. O. CO. 3i Mala . 15i IS DOWN IS Per month, will buy close Is Irrigated, gardes tracts, sear paving and bua service. A. . TRACT, REALTOR Phone t0 80. 1th St. 111 TWO ACRES On paved road, adjoins city limits, suitable for greenhouse, easiness or subdivision psr posea. Road oa three aides. A steal at ti99. Sea owner's stent at tU MAIN ST. ISm To Exchange TRADE Equity Is 1-roora house for good closed car. This is a bargain. h'ews-Herald, boa S4S1. 141 19 Automotive WILL EXCHANGE household goods and 11-jewel Hamilton watch for enclosed ear, good condition. Box 14, Algesia. asii 20 Miscellaneous For Sale For Sale Cheap USED wool sacks, like new. We esy pelts, wool and junk, M. & S. Bag Co. 14 Market. Pboaa 1S3SW 841S Mccormick pouts Ptantsr, Ssrg milking machine, cream separator, blue atetn seed wheat Rudolph Cacka, Mer rill. 1771 NEW SPRINQ PSOCKS weekly at Torgler'a Upstairs Ores ghoppe. specially priced. See tnera new, fs aia. rnone sl-J. 1111 roit BARUAiNS la snghtif ased furniture and ranges. W pay eash for second nana good. Piano for sal or rest, KLAMATH FURNITORB EXCHA.NUB 711 Main Phen S14 Your crsdit la good. 9441 PARMEHS Biockwood direct from chnte ai 8naw-Bertram box lactorv. 11.0a ser cord Ilellhroaaer It Rea, Phone 13W. 1 CATERPILLAR 18, Hrst eias tosditiotr, Cheap. Tarsi. Box 11, ilonansa, ore. 21!1 FOB SALE rttrnifttre, 1 electric ranges, gas range, wood store, eheaet breakfast set. siano. All in . excellent condition,-. 2? Jefferson. 11 WOOD. Special aumtaer rates. Phone IfSIJ. - lt WOOD Phone 88S-W. 1741 FOR SALS 10 sets harness ta excellent condition. Inquire Past Tim Pool Hall. 3414 11 KOH SALE Baby buggy and bed. Ill Pisa, 1441 21 Wanlj Mtaealtanxms WANTED Second hand goods, apac!si iy atstaa ass nsgaa. Sea ear hugging Is ssad furni ture. G, L. Hembree . 211 Se, tn St. 14 WANTED FurnHnre. rerty ie slres to pnrehas eatlra con tents of good quality of private resideace, for eaaa. News-iUr- ld bos ?,t4, SSS4 22 Livestock and Feect FOR 8AI.E Tonng fresh Hol- atela cow. Joseph Cfcobard, milt northwest Mails. Hit FRESH JERSET COWS tot salt. T Heim. Tate U)r. 4? 22a Poottr? For Sale STATS Blood Teated Whit Leg horns. Barrca Kocka and Had Chicks, Nine Dollars IDS pre- psio asa guarantees, i. R. guire, 141S N. E, Oregon St., Portland. STgiS 22b Farm Products FOR SALE Netted Oem Seed and Calls. Paclfli Fruit pad tjepm. seer. oregoT?. 34ss 23 Fmanefg.1 $ $ NOTICE $ $ Do yoa used ess&eyt Cosecnrsd salary Eosbs. No red tape. Oat mono same icy you apply let it. State Loan Co. 191 Ore. Bank Side. Phone m Lie. .No. S-M4 SAVE SAVE - SA'E AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Lowest rate attd essfest term a Inveatisat SQd bs sanae4. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO, 191 So. TIB. Ph. tii sat L.: cease x-ipe Necetiitie for Work KOMA.V will work tor necessl- . ties. Will trade bedding tor anytsing. ijg m. Main, Apt . 171 Klamath Business Directory Beaaty Parlors Permanent Waves f LIS and Bp. Orleans Beauty 411 Xaia t i'ficn isaa Eiectrie Ciaaner Se tha sew Singer l-speed air brash cleaner at tha SINGES SHOP 140 Maia Phona 111 . Rents Keaaira Jeweier "LET GEORGE BO IT Omhs t . Sets Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler REPAIRING. . J7 Mais Bt. -The business people listed in our New Klam ath Business Directory on this page are reliable business men and wom en. These firms t will serve you economieally and promptly. They are skilled in their respec tive lines. Call them today. Work for HeceititiM TO UNO WOMAN will work fee room As soars aeeoasl ties On farm. Kaws-Kersis, i. tti WOMAN WILL D9 lit glad won for trait jars, eietsmg er saad sawing mKbtne. Ctll Lowell Street. 1117 WILL sschsegs painting er labor r wait seb au a, BOB Hfc 144 TOUNO woman will da aeariet ra eicnange ror r saast. 1S17 Applegate, -llti WILL TRADE rabbits, t bocks ana 9 does, for aaytsing, US Lincoln. fl( EXPERIENCED womsa will ia issoary tor groctria. rses 1471R. fl Boatk ttk. HIT MIDDLE-AGED LAST will work: tor souse rant or eseeatniss. Call 1217 Reclamation. 1144 fOUSO woman will ear fcr cbildren, wasit or iron for clothing. Phona t(t-J. 190 Saga road. (lit TOUNQ girt will csr (si tail. drn er wash er iroa for cloth ing. Phone ei-j. 154 Oaf rosd. tilt MAN will do any kind of work lor rent ef (mat! boss. Nws-Hrs!d. Bex liSL lilt TWO rasas mea wilt htlp w'ii spun ptansmg or rarst wore is exchange for asads or gsso Mse. O. R. Wefts, RU 1, Bog 117. Klamath Fsifs. till WOMAN wilt ear for ebilt-ratt la home by day er hour, do sseadiag, oaiiilsc aewlsg laundry for bed, ctethinr er ceeesslties. Ill a, Birardiae. i4i GIRL 11, will care for children or help with fceasewert sad cooking, for clothing, ot tars tore, ill a. Siveraide, 1111 SPi'ND a lew easts SBd It you can sell that ear yon save Is tha shad that aotaaoaa alf sight like to b driving dews th atreet, CIsssifiad lit par. Try year lack. COMPETENT xpr4ae4 was aa wishes work by day, boor, er week is or out of town. Best of reference. Phona 11F11, till CS E THE CISMlfitd te tell yocr old ear, furniture, ebicksns, or what sara you. Mineral Batka Missra! Bstbs Hot Iprlng Sat. Swimmbsf Laaaotsa Zlta Boaaarr, Isstractor Ph. UTt Tj-pawriterrt School Trained liacsasld 14 Years' Experience Adding Mscbics asd Tr?writsr - Sales and Serric lit Mais . Fbosa fit 1 1 I i 1 ! I f 1 if k 1 I? i i i n i M i Ii SI.