Herald and News from Klamath Falls, Oregon • Page 12

MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TWELVE MARKETS and FINANCIAL Wheat Price Trend Nervous 15 (P)-Wheat prices moved up and down in nervous manner much of the day, but selling toward the close CHICAGO, March, board of trade today. Prices were ahead of last Saturday's close caused a decline, corn WAS wHat" and oats steady. Commodity Credit was was able obtain Saturday, when it re-entered the cash There no word on wheat supplies the market. corporation However, the local CCC office said it made 110 purchases. to Active wheat contracts ended 1 to 2 cents lower, May the lightly traded March delivery gained a cent.

Corn was although lower to.14, higher, May and active contracts were higher, March oats rose cents. Soybeans were higher, May Close Wheat- Open High Low March 2.51% 2.52 2.49 2.49% 2.40 2.38% 2.43% 2.38 2.38 2.38% 2.221 2.274 2.23½ 2.24 2.23% May 2.234 2.24 2.21 2.214-2.21 July 1 Sept. 2.211 2.23 1 2.20% 2.201 Dec. Air Stocks Show Gains NEW YORK, March 15 (P)-Aircrafts, buoyed by big rearmament expectations, edged upward in today's stock market but most failed to get very far. Spots of strength were in evidence elsewhere although many leaders worked in losing territory.

Mild irregularity prevailed near the close. Dealings tapered after a fairly lively start. Transfers for the full proceedings ran to around 750,000 shares. Touching highs for 1948 before running into some opposition were Douglas Aircraft. Boeing, United Aircraft, Sperry and Glenn Martin.

Better performers included Santa Fe, General Motors, Youngstown Sheet, Oliver U. S. Gypsum, International Business Machines, Texas company and Gulf Oil. Backward most of the time were Union Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, North American, Electric Power and Light, Warner Brothers, and United Air Lines. Bonds held to a slim groove.

Cotton, toward the finish, was off $1.30 bale to up 25 cents. At Chicago a wheat ended up 1 cent a bushel to down 2 cents, corn off to up and oats off 11 to up cents. Al Chem Dye American Can Am Pow Lt 8 Am Tel Tel Anaconda Atchison Bendix Aviation Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Calif Packing 29 Canadian Pacific Case I Chrysler Comwith Sou 214 Consol Edison Cons Vultee Crown Zellerback Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft Du Pont De Nem 166 General Electric General Foods 35 General Motors Goodyear Tire 40 Gt Northern Pid Int Harvester 84 Int Paper Pid 4476 Johns Manville Kennecott Long Bell 22 Montgomery Ward 481 Nash Kelvinator Nat NY North Am Co Northern Pacific 19 Pac Gas Elec Pan American Penney Radio Corp Rayonier 25 Rayonier Pfd 32 Reynolds Metals 2114 Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil Cal Studebaker Corp FLOWERS BY WIRE FLOWER SHOPS 430 MAIN PHONE 8871 or 5442 FUNERAL DESIGNS Sunshine Mining Union Oil Cal 24 Union Pacific 159 United Airlines 18 United Aircraft Steel 694 Warner Bros Pic 12 Westing Elec Woolworth LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, March 15 (AP-USDA) Salable hogs 2000, total 2000; market moderately active and uneven: weights under 240 50-75 cents higher; heavier weights fully $1.00 higher than Friday: top bulk good and choice 180-240 250-270 22.50; 280-330 around 370 $20.75: sows 75 cents to $1.00 higher; most 350-500 lbs. early clearance. Salable cattle 2500.

total 2500; salable calves 300, total 300: very active: good and choice fed steers and heifers mostly $1.00 to $1.50 higher: lower grades 25-50 cents higher: big packers bought sparingly or not at all, but eastern buyers small local buyers carried broad orders: cows and bulls mostly 25-50 cents higher; good and choice vealers steady; lower grades lower: load choice 1167 lb. fed steers topped at bulk good to lowchoice steers medium low -good kinds good to low-choice heifers good beef cows sold up canners and cutters practical top good weighty sausage bulls and choice vealers light culls down to $14.50. Salable sheep 2000. total 2000: cents higher: top $23.00: slaughter lambs active. five loads 108 lbs.

down at the price, three loads mostly good grade wooled lambs lower grades scarce; slaughter ewes practically absent, quotable nominally steady. March 15 SOUTH SANSDERANCISCO: salable 1000, calves 50: active early, generally steady; eight loads medium-good steers two Icads good heifers offered; few loads good cows lowmedium, cutter and common hardly developed, prospects absent, undertone steady; few good -choice vealers Hogs: salable 200, uneven; butchers 50 cents higher than Thursday; about load and half good-choice at good sows 50 cents lower, mostly $19.00. Sheep: salable 300, no early aclate Thursday ewes 50-75 cents lower; good at 50; medium common to $5.00. CHICAGO, March 15 (AP) (USDA) Potatoes Total U. S.

shipments Friday 954, Saturday 1104, Sunday 23: arrivals 209; on track 238; supplies moderate; for western Russets and Red stocks, demand moderate, market firm for good stocks; for northern stocks, demand slow, very few sales, market about steady; Colorado Red McClures Idaho Russet Burbanks No. 1, utilities Minnesota-North Dakota River valley Bliss Triumphs $3.35, Cobblers Nebraska Bliss Triumphs South Dakotas Bliss Triumphs Wyoming Bliss Triumphs $4.95: new stocks, Florida 50-lb. sacks Bliss Triumphs $3.10, Pontiacs $3.00. PORTLAND, March 14 (APUSDA) -Cattle: Salable 1600, total 2250, calves salable and total 150: market uneven: steer supply largest this season with 27 loads; market Your New Dine Vance Bill Host Thome THE NEW LAKESHORE Where the food is excellent but NOT EXPENSIVE! Where the music is ALWAYS GOOD! Where the drinks are mixed the way YOU LIKE THEM! NO COVER CHARGE EXCEPT SATURDAY! YOUR "HOME" NITE SPOT TOONERVILLE FOLKS GRANDMA SIMS' BAD WEATHER HOOK- UP (15) steady-weak, some sales 25 cents or more lower: cows and heifers in light supply, mostly steady-strong; some good beef cows 25-50 cents higher; medium-good fed steers largely one load good 1070 lbs. common down to 23.50: high good spade medium heifers ers caner-cutter cows largely shells down to $12.00 and below; common including fat dairy type kinds medium-good beef cows medium-good sausage bulls 22.00; good beef bulls up to vealers weak, good -choice mostly few extreme top $33.00.

Hogs: Salable 650. total 2000; market active; $1.00 above late last wek: good-choice 120-230 lbs. $26.00: 245-330 lbs. few 150-160 lbs. good 350-550 lb.

sows lighter weights upward good-choice feeder pigs Sheep: Salable 200. total :3400: market active on limited supply, mostly steady-strong, but extreme top on fat lambs 50 cents higher at few good -choice 94 lb. lambs 86 lbs. common 17.00; common yearlings medium ewes good ewes salable up to few young ewes up to $11.00. Klamath Basin Potato Shipments (In Carloads) 1947-8 1946-7 March 13 28 46 Month to Date 210 412 Season to Date 6325 9693 PORTLAND.

March 15 (AP) POTATOES Oregon. Deschutes and Klamath Russets, No. 1s. $5.65 to 25 15 No. 2s, 50 No.

1 bakers, Washington Pontiacs, No. 1, Idaho Russets, No. 1-A. Florida Triumphs, 50-lb. sack.

Heavy Snow Covers Crater Ski enthusiasts who trekked to Crater Lake national park Sunday spent the day in a snowstorm which left 14 inches of fresh fall on an already heavy pack. Rangers said 22 inches of fresh snow have fallen since Friday night, bringing the total depth to 132. There were no skiing accidents Sunday but two cars collided on the west entrance road and occupants of both machines were cut by flying glass. It was necessary to move the cars from the park by wreckers and the injured were taken to their homes. Drivers were Angelo Benetti of Grants Pass and Harold Ellis of Medford.

Rangers said Ellis was traveling too fast under road conditions and crashed into the Benetti machine. Ninety-five cars carrying 390 people into the park was the Sunday registration, light for this time of the year but considered fair with valley weather as it was yesterday. Maximum temperature Sunday was 28 degrees; 15 early this morning, 17 at 9 a. m. Turtleback Fall Injures Rancher Gene Christianson of the Diamond ranch near Grants Pass was badly cut and bruised Sunday when the turtleback of his car collapsed, striking him on the head.

Christianson was en route to his home at the time of the accident. He was treated by a Klamath Falls physician before going on to Grants Pass. Flower Shop DRIVE IN (At Greenhouses) 3614 S. 6th. Phones 6335 and 9340 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs Our Specialty Mortgage Loans Business Property Homes Apartments Stock Ranches Long term, low interest rate.

Prompt Service. Prepayment privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments, including principal and interest, as low as $6.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Authorized Broker "8o, Prudential Insurance 113 50.

8th Phone 4195 OVS Sports Program Up A complete competitive sports program for Oregon Vocational school will be recommended by the school's state advisory committee to the state board of education. The sports plan was one of the moves voted on by advisory committee members who met at OVS late last week. As a means of financing the sports project and other school activities, the committee voted to submit a recommendation setting a student body fee at $4.50 per quarter, figure based on charges made at schools of higher education in the state. Their hope is that the figure might be reduced as the sports program gains momentum. The nine members present further advised that OVS gO on with Its negotiations to obtain Mountain View housing project from the federal housing authority to house students.

Possibility of operating the campus store as a cooperative student enterprise was discussed, but the committee decided it better to continue the store's operation on A self supporting or break-even basis. operated by the school. Edward Branchfield of Medford was elected chairman of the board. and A. S.

Teller vice chairman. The committee's concluding action was to okay OVS's present policy of local advisory committees for each course and policies of enrollment. registration and other student matters. Pastor Stays Clear Of Charge SNOVER, March 15 The Rev. S.

R. Wurtz leaves to "God's the judgment for his son Clayton. 28, who charged with a loan office robbery. "God's will be done. And the fate of my son rests with him." Rev.

Wirtz told his evangelical United Lutheran church congregation Sunday." The son is held in Ferndale, a Detroit suburb, 021 a charge of taking $100 in holdup to pay his debts. His father is a pastor in this Sanilac county community. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned executor of the estate JOHN C. KAPPES. deceased.

has tiled in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, the final account of Its said administration of said estate and the court has appointed March 31, 1948, at 10:00 A. M. AR the time, and the Court of said court as the place for the hearing and settlement of said account. Dated this 27th day of February. 1948.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND OREGON) Executor of the Estate of John C. Kappes, deceased. FARRENS MAXWELL Attorneys for Executor M. 1-8-15-22. No.

32. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned. Anna A. Pickett. Istratrix of the Estate of Antonie pisil, Deceased, has filed her Final Account in the office of the County Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon, and the Court has set Tuesday, the 30th day of March, 1948, at the hour of ten o'clock A.

said date, in the Circuit Court Room in the Court House in Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement thereof. ANNA A. PICKETT Administratrix of the Estate of Antonie Pospisil, Deceased. M. 1-8-15-22-29-No.

33. SUMMONS IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF LINKVILLE FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH, STATE OF OREGON. KFJI, a Corporation, Plaintiff, DON J. RICH. Defendant.

TO RICH. Defendant. IN DONE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear in the above entitled Court and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action on or before the 2rd day of March, 1948, that being the date set in the order the Court authorizing the publication of this summons, and if you fail to answer for want thereof. the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of $220.00, and for its costs and disbursements incurred in this action. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof in the Herald and News, a daily newspaper printed and published in Klamath County, Oregon, pursuant to an order of the Honorable J.

A. Mahoney, Justice of the Peace made and entered the 10th day of February 1948, which said order requires that this summons be published once a week for four successive weeks beginning the 23rd day of February, 1948. L. ORTH SISEMORE. Attorney for Plaintiff 721 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon.

F. 23: M. 1-8-15-No. 25. DUANE BURL MATHIS, Defendant.

TO: DUANE BURL MATHIS, Defendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, GREETING: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the aboveentitled suit and court on or before March 22, 1948, and if you fail to A0 appear and answer for want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: A divorce from you upon the grounds of Desertion for a period of SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. VIRGINIA MATHIS, Plaintiff, V8. more than one year. This summons served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable David R.

Vandenberg. Judge of the above-entitled Court, said Order being dated February 20, 1948, and by publication thereof once week for four consecutive and cessive weeks. The date of the first publication is February 23, 1948, and the date of the last publication March 32, 1948. W. LAMAR TOWNSEND Attorney for Plaintiff 432 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon.

23; 1-8-13-22-No. 26. or CLASSIFIED RATES One day per word 40 2-day run per word Be 3-day run per work 11e 4-day run per word 1 to Week run per word 15e Month run per word 450 Ads received by 1 p.m. will appear same afternoon in "New Today" column. New Today FOR SALE- 1947 Deluxe Dexter twin tub washing machine.

Slightly used. A bargain at $163. Phone 3528. FOR SALE Oil range with coils and water tank and oil heater. Call Mrs.

Hudson, 7415, between 4 A. and 0 P. m. or see after 6:30 p. at 25 N.

and. NEW CLASS of ballroom dancing for adults, starts Wednesday 7:30 at Normadean Dancing School. All interested phone 3672. FOR SALE 1947 Service Excellent condition Regular $207.93, only $130. 3049 Delaware.

WANTED TO BUY. 32 Woodsman Colt pistol. Must be In good condition. Phone 4012 or 6091. FOR SALE Model A coupe, good condition, 18-inch tires.

1:01 East Main, Phone 8304. FOR SALE Partly finished 4-room house, bath on lots. In Chelsea addition. Phone 3206. FOR RENT One 2-room, also 1-room.

Everything furnished. 2504 Shasta way, CALIFORNIA: Beautifully domed finished ceiling tour- In room home, High living room, fireplace, hardwood floors, full basement with furnace, dining room, lots of builtins, large lot $6300. Excellent terms. SUBURBS: 1-bedroom furnished beautiful home, Large rooms, neat and clean, furniture 3 acre. Garage, utility room and sleeping apartment in rear.

4830. ROOMING HOUSE: Close in Furnished, 2-bedroom home downstairs for owner, rental rooms above. Good Income, $14,000, JOHN C. ARGETSINGER, Realtor 1111 Walnut Phone 3395 or 9219 DISTRIBUTORS WANTED: Do you wish to sell and increase your income? Then the first and most important step in to select the right merchandise and a limited number of company that is a a national leader in field. We have an opportunity for distributors who can qualify.

Car necessary. Phone 7376. WILL. SHARE HOME with 1 or 4 working girls, Call 3908. FOR SALE: Trailer houses from 5600 to $2200.

A Come take your pick at mont Auto Court, 3840 S. FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet Master Deluxe 4-door sedan, good motor and tires, radio and heater, $900. Phone 5578. EASTER SPECIAL Cold Waves from $5.00, complete, Under expert vision. KLAMATH BEAUTY scHooL.

Phone 7446. 135 Broad. HERE'S A BUY 1948 Mercury 2-door sedan. Radio and heater. Low mileage.

$1750. Call 7679. FOR SALE Practically new 1047 Buick Sedanette, Brand new Goodyear 6-ply reversible guards, radio and heater. Call life residence phone 3712 or 320 No. 7th.

CASE VAC TRACTOR with plows, cultivator and mower. Case 6 ft. bine, spray rig. ft. Cultipacker, Ivan Trapp.

Rt. 1. Box 380A. one mile north. mile west Mac's store.

FOR SALE Fox pickup hay chopper, used very little International Press wheel grain drill, needs repair, or would trade this equipment stock or dairy cattle. W. L. Clink. RI.

1, Box 346, Tulelake Phone 4290. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity in 4-room house for best late model car offered. Balance $1400, $25 per month. 4540 Winters Ave. EASY SPINNER WASHER for sale.

1 year old. $125. Phone 4067. FOR SALE Building 70x80 ft. on 120x120 double lot.

On highway 1n Keno. Solid 2-in. sub-floor, fir surface 24xx40 Living quarters adflooring. Joining. Deep well pressure system.

Air conditioning unit. Suitable for warehouse, skating rank, super ket, garage, ete 51500 cash will die. See C. A. Waterhouse in Keno or call 8077, Klamath Falls, Ore.

FOR RENT -Light housekeeping room, furnished. Close in. 309 Commercial. FOR SALE- 1940 Chev. Fleetline Aero sedan.

Radio, heater, like new. Phone 7970. SALE G. E. washing machine in FOR perfect condition.

Call 5718, FOR SALE '36 Chev. coach. Inquire A. Walz, Apt. FOR SALE OR TRADE.

for good panel or transmission, pickup, radio, heater. A stood '39 Nash, rebuilt motor, buy. See at 2138 White. Phone 6770. SHASTA DISTRICT 3-bedroom home, living room, dining kitchen, and utility room.

About room, 6 years old. Has fenced-in lot with nice and shrubbery, automatic fur. lawn electric hot water heater, $1500. nace, Balance on per cent loan. ROSEWAY DRIVE 2-bedroom home In excellent condition.

Has living room. with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, and utility room. All plastered walls. Full basement with Automatic oil heat. rumpus lot, nicely landscaped with shrubs room.

ble and flowers. blocks from school and one block to bus. SUMMERS LANE DISTRICT 5-room home, 1 year old, on one acre shrubs good and flowers. Venetian blinds. irrigated land.

Has nice lawn, automatic floor furnace, hardwood floors in living room and dining room. Inlaid in bath and utility room. Fir linoleum floors in bedrooms. This home is in top condition. Terms.

SHASTA WAY 5-room modern home, pumice tile. construction. 2 bedrooms, bath, utility room. Attached garage with shop space and fruit room. A nice lot with shrubs and lawn.

Terms. INCOME PROPERTIES 18-unit apartment house $35,000. 13-unit apartment house $18,000. 25-room hotel for lease and furniture $9000. 32-room hotel lease with furniture $16.000 25-room hotel for sale, all brick construction, $35,000.

5 homes and a one-room cottage, $21.500. Good terms. A tile building. size 35x100, close in. A0 Ted Schuld See Everett Ball AL LONGE Realtor 111 South 8th Phone 82833 of (Evenings 7306 or 8082 or 63571 FUNNY BUSINESS BARGES HERS COPE.

1948 BY NIA SERVICE, INC. T. M. U. S.

PAT OFF. bring him here every day--he gets so lonely at home!" New Today FOR SALE Bassinette, $5.00. Collapsible legs. Phone 8207. WILL GIVE room, board and $50 a month In exchange for light housework and care of 3-year-old girl.

Sundays off. Call after 6 p. m. and ask for Marjorie. FOR SALE 10.38 Ford Fordor sedan.

$430. Call at 118-A Homoja Housina after p. RANCH 426 acres, House, barn, stood well. Grain or stock. This week 810,500.

extra sleeping Fine outbuildings. Delightful suburban 2-bedroom with 2 excellent irrigated acres. Fruit, berries. Price reasonable. GOMER JONES Realtor 400 COMPLETE Main your Easter outfit Phone with 4 new permanent wave at $8.50 and 1 up Call 0277.

Belle's Beauty Salon. 731 Main. FOR SALE: Winchester Model 12 12-gauge shotgun. 9834 South Patterson. WANTED First class body 4 and fender man.

Contact 11 Hauger, 1.130 Main FOR SALE 3-year-old filly, broke and gentle, $85.00. Cell 7070. AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIV ERY in Portland, Oregon, Cummins diesel powered alternatina curree! power units. 45, 50, and 75-KW. and for almost immediate delivery 100 kW unita.

Wire or phone collect CUMMING DIESEL SALES OF OREGON, INC. Phone EAst 7140, 1235 Southeast Grand Avenue, Portland 14. Oregon Cummins Diesel Sales of Oregon, Ine. Phone 4617. 731 Garfield Street 0.

Box 3071, Eugene, Oregon ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR for sale Perfect condition. $100. 1613 Manzanita. Phone 3304. WANTED Farm hand, single, age 10 to 20 years.

Thoroughly experienced with operation of on tractors and farm tools, references required from last year's employer. others wanted. SANT FORD JONES, Bonanza, Ore. 1940 PONTIAC 2-Door Sedan. A-1 motor new paint, excellent rubber.

See at Junction Service, 5 miles out on Keno highway. 18-INCH STAINED SHAKES, $16.50 Material Supply 530 Broad. square. Phone 3314. FOR SALE Furnished or unfurnished home for sale.

Venetian blinds, lation, Terms. See owner 21109 Homedale. LIVESTOCK AUCTION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1.30 P. Midland Road 3 carloads of mixed yearlings. Also the general run of mixed butcher and stock cattle, hogs and sheep.

Plan now to at tend the auction every Wednesday at the KLAMATI LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. For Information or trucks, call 3974 GUECK BROS. 1. Ithodes, Auctioneer SEAT COVERS, to fit all cars. Assorted colors.

Some as low 56. It CoastTo-Coast Stores, 11th and Main. USED Remington cash register, Tik- Tok Drive In. REGISTERED COCKER Spaniel puppy. Phone 3047.

Soda Delaware, MOTOROLA Console combination radiophonograph for sale Phone 0423. GERMAN short hair pointer pups, cheap. 3-0763. 3220 Bryant. WANT TO BUY 2-bedroom home in good condition.

Hot Springs district or North of Main. full particulars to Box 61, care Iterald and News. WANTED TO RENT. apartment or house, furnished or unfurnished. No children or pets Phone 7683.

TRIKES. bikes. wagons, wheelbarrows, kiddie cars. See them today at CoastTo Stores, 11th and Main. SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK A Colorful Cineraria Potted Plant $1.00 Each KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP 1211.

DRIVE-IN FLOWER SHOP 3614 So. 6th SPECIAL PRICE Furnished or Unfurnished Owner Leaving State, Will Sacrifice Small 4-room and bath unfinished, out. side of home newly finished and painted, Double wall construction, cemented brick foundation, plenty of good usable lumber on premises, garage and chicken house, drilled well with pressure system. acre stood soil with 260 ft, frontage en paved road. cornet location.

Young shade trees, some berry plants and shrubs, School buses by door. located in north suburbs and only 10 minutes drive to center of town, must have own If you are looking for a small portation. home which 1s low in price, and has reasonable terms, then surely this cial Value will be appreciated. Full $2150 unfurnished down, bal price anCe terms, Shown by Appointment Write Owner C. PEARSON P.

0. Box 530, Klamath Falls, Ore FOR SALE Retail lumber yard, city block, modern house, 2 trucks, $35,000 plus inventory, M. E. SPEICHER, REALTOR Star Route, Crescent City. Calif OLDS '47 Hydramatic Convertible coupe, less than 8000 miles, perfect shape.

Radio and heater. 7:15 tires, $850 down will handle. $2430 full price, Call 5520 or 7550. FOR RENT-2-room cabin. Call at 4806 So.

FOR Springer Spaniel puppy 120. Phone 1031. 2620 Misbee FOR RENT 3-room house, partly furnished. Also 2-stall garage equipped for repair shop. concrete floor, over head tracks, Phone 8567.

WANTED TO RENT Housekeeping room or room with kitchen privileges by working mother, 2 children, Ages 7 and 11, trained to respect others' property, Phone 8424. FOR SALE 42 Studebaker sedan. Clean and in good condition. Can be financed. Bryant.

ROUND TUB MAYTAG washing mA chine. In very good condition. $40.00. Child's crib and mattress. 4030 Climax, SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK A Colorful Cineraria Potted Plant $1.00 Each KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP 1211 DRIVE- IN FLOWER SHOP 3614 So.

4th FOR SALE 16 ft. boat and motor. Turn left at Log Cabin Last h.p. house on right 11. Overson COUPLE desires ranch work.

Write to Mr. Joe Polaski, Bonanza, Ore. 1 YOU LIKE TO DRAW sketch ot Write for Talent Test Feet. paint Give age and occupation. Box 48, care Herald-News.

DIESEL POWER Mechanically inclined men get free facts opportunities and training EN plan covering big new field of DIESEL GINES for trucks, tractors, locomotives, plants, ships, ete. We train you power In your spare time Write for details and present occupation Utilgiving age itien Diesel Training, Box 55, care HeraldNews. Local seeks reliable party for local BUSINESSMAN mfg. distribution, unlimited earnings to itgressive man. Direct factory assistance assures immediate income.

$2500 investment required for equipment and chandise. For Interview write Box 58, care Herald-News. AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS of your own, full or part time: $25 weekly to start, can increase. Route of legal vending machines. $270 cash required, fully secured.

Bear investigations. Write Box 50, care Herald and News. WANTED- Housekeeper to stay in. 3 in family, Good position, Phone 5533. FOR EASTER- -Young New Zealand white rabbits.

Phone 0571, evenings. SPRING IS HERE! Now the time to plant those famous Stark trees and shrubs. Only Stark Nurseries bring the Luther Burbank creations When you plant Starks you plant the best. STARK REPRESENTATIVE Dial 2-0039 FOR SALE '37 V8 Fordor $295, portable phonograph and records $15. 514 Division.

Phone 2-0189. FOR SALE Twin beds, dresser, radio (cabinet). Other miscellaneous artieles. Phone 6815. FOR SALE 1945 Chevrolet pickup, radio, heater, $1195.

shape. Private party, Phone 4070 evenings. TRACTOR F-12-14 head. International built buck rake, mower, 2-way power lift. Plow fits same.

Phone 1814, Merrill. Second house cast Hatfield store. FOR SALE Davenport and chair set. 718 No. 10th.

WANTED- Unincumbered lady with reference to home and take family duties. Have nine-months-old baby, Board and salary. Phone 4607 before 7:30 p. m. FREE SAWDUST.

Haul all you want. Contact fireman Municipal Airport. Phone 8101. SALESMEN For essential household Must ap- be direct to consumer. free to travel.

Good earnings assured. See Mr. Henry Schaier, Winema Hotel after 5:30 evenings. FOR SALE 4-room house, lot 50x130, $4650. 605 Commercial.

New Today FOR RENT Unfurnished children 31-room apartment with bath. No or pets. Dial 6850 after p. m. References, WANTED Housekeeper, board and 2 adults, wages.

2 chit. 1787 dren. Room, Phone Arthur WE Troy WILL Cook Feed your Store, 8 6th at East BUY used feed Main, WANTED Girl or woman for housework, Live In or out. Phone 5014. SALE One 1044 John Deere Model FOR with starter and lights.

E. A Campbell. tractor 4540 Homedale. Phone 3078. FOR SALE Expectant thoroughbred Siamese cat.

Call evenings. ROOM, BOARD Gentlemen. 1607 cent. WOMAN wants housework farm. Write Box 60, care Herald and News.

1 Meeting Notices CoO 100 No. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P. 1 M. 5th and Main Sta. mtf MEETING of Lodge of Perfection Monday, March 10, 11.00 P.

M. Work in the 7th Degree. Members and tora cordially invited to attend. Refreshments. A.

E. JARRIN, Venerable Master, Crater Detachment of MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Klamath Falls, WELCOME Marines, ex- Marines, W.It a and their famties and friends to our meetings. Come and look us KC Hall, p.m. 4th and Tuesday March 10. KLAMATH PALLS FOE AERIE No Itegular every Tuesday night, hall, tith and Walnut.

ON Visiting members cordially invited 2 Lost and Found Cattle Meet Wednesday Cattlemen of the Klamath basin will meet at the Winema hotel on Wednesday, March 17, for an allday discussion of the problems involved in the movement of animals from the drouth-stricken areas to this territory-particularly what to do about the possibilities of spread of hoof and mouth disease due to present shifts of cattle to regions where feed is available. Quarantine regulations, feed problems-all phases of the emergency arising out of the drouth in the Southwest and the consequent movement of animals to areas where feed is to be had- be discussed at Wednesday's meeting. which all cattlemen cf the basin are urged to attend. Dr. C.

F. Haynes, Oregon state veterinarian, who has been here for several days studying the situation. be present at meeting and will help to outline the situation as it is developing. A similar meeting will be held in Lakeview on Thursday, the 18th, at which Dr. Haynes will be present.

County Jail Roster Full Facilities at the county jail are stretched almost to the breaking point today, with 29 prisoners in the cells. Fifteen of them came in over the week-end. Virtually all the newcomers were arrested by state police on charges growing out of too much tippling. Chiloquin Indians, Leona Wilson, Enos 40; Verne Herkshan, Lee 24. Wilson.

29, were brought in to serve 30-day jail sentences meted by Justice of the Peace Lloyd Peters of Chiloquin. Evelyn Cheraldo, 47, of Chiloquin, was booked for drunk driving and Rudolph Cheraldo for drunk, after arrests by state police yesterday morning. Other included that of Wilfred McKendree, 45, on a arrests, charge of drunk driving: Paul Melendres, 25, for vagrancy; Joshua Foster, 46, drunk: Harold Dale Fine, 21, Frank William Halter, 25, drunk: John M. Creighton, 61, drunk; Arthur David Bradford, 46. drunk: Jimmie Ison, 43.

drunk, and O'Brien Coplin, 34, drunk, Births STOREY at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, March 13, 1948 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Storey, 2015 Oregon, boy, weight 7 pounds. SIMPSON Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, March 13, 1948 to Mr. and Mrs.

Deroy Simpson, Tulelake, a girl, weight 6 pounds ounces. LAWYER- -Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lawyer. Chiloquin, boy, weight 5 pounds ounces.

WENTZ- -Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, March 13, 1948 to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wentz. Rt. 3, Box 741, a girl, weight 7 pounds ounces.

BAKER -Born at Klamath Valley pital, Klamath Falls, March 13, 1948 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Baker, 3940 Clinton drive, a girl, weight 6 pounds 14 ounces. MOORE -Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, March 13, 1948 to Mr. and Mrs.

Sherman Moore, 2325 Eberlein, a girl, weight 7 pounds 8 ounces. HITT -Born at Klamath Valley pital, Klamath Falls, March 14, 1948 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hitt, Malin, a boy. weight 8 pounds 9 ounces.

MURIEN -Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, March 14. 1948 to Mr. and Mrs. R. G.

Murien, 3623 Anderson, a girl, weight 7 pounds ounces. OBITUARY HENRY LAUX Laux, a resident of Portland, the past five years and formerly a resident of Klamath Falls for 12 years, passed away in Portland on Saturday, March 13, 1948. He WAS a native of Albany, and was aged 64 years at the time of his passing. He is vived by his wife, Rose C. of Portland; sisters, Mrs.

Mamie Senz of Beaverton, and Mrs. Arnold Senz of Coos Bay, four step-sons, J. F. and William M. Clark of this city, Mark H.

Clark of Elk Grove, and Kenneth R. Clark of Alhambra, Calif. The remains will rest in Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 925 High, upon arrival from Portland Tuesday morning. Notice of the funeral arrangements appear elsewhere in this HENRY LAUX The funeral service for the late Henry Laux, who passed away in Portland, on Saturday, March 13, will take place from the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 0925 High, on Tuesday, March 16. 1948 at 2 p.

the Rev. David Barnett of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Commitment service and interment in Klamath Memorial park. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. KLAMATH, Our Daily from Houses Green Own GUess Phone 4159 1211 Main St SHOP LOST All Black Labrador Dog 5 months old, answers to name of "Smokey." Dragging 6-ft.

length chain when last sect. Phone 3412 or 5866. years LOST. one male Chesapeake, old. color bay, answers to license Call 3111 or 5002 Breese.

1064 Iteward. LOST, lower denture plate Phone 7543 week $3.00 reward 4 General Notices NOTICE to creditors and debtors. Anyagainst or for one having Tailors claims, Rtyteway Klamath Falle, Dorothy Rawson at 110 N. ath. contact 8 Transportation Hauling.

Crane or Winch For fleavy work, call 1781 KLAMATH FREIGHT LINES 101 Klamath Ave 10 Services MONEY FOR RENT it's hard to rent A house BUT you can conveniently rent money. LOANS ON Salary Furniture Automobiles confidentially arranged with up to 15 months to pay. COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 No. 9th Phone 7744 TOM O'DWYER Manager Lic.

8-251 Lic. M-223 NOW IS THE TIME to put that barn yard fertilizer on your lawn and flower beds. The kind you don't have to rake off. It helps to build soil and give your lawn that pretty green color. Also lawn building and leveling.

Drop a card to J. A. West, P. O. Box 973, Klamath Falls, for free estimate or fertilizer.

SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DRAIN TILE PUT IN L. A. KING Phone 9682 EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe Bulldozer FIll Dirt Topsoil Driveway Cinders CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. Phone 4677 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Newest Sanitary Method AlSO ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, Etc. Phone 9418 or 3230 ED H.

KING 2412t EVANS CABINET SHOP 1317 Main Phone 6428 issue. WINDOW CLEANING, home and commercial janitor work. Painted walls cleaned, floors cleaned and waxed. JESSE HUBBARD SONS Phone 7678 or 9478 TREES TOPPED or removed. Write Paul Barkley Merrill, Ore Phone 7904 PAINTING, Interior ard exterior toning Brown, phone FLOOR LAYING, sanding and finishing.

Robert Lantz, phone 8509. PAINTING. decorating. paperhangine. plasterboard finishing and spray painting.

Estimates given. Phone 3028. WE DO HEMSTITCHING. 10e yd. for cotton.

15e yd. for silk. Art work Shop, 325 Main, upstairs. PICTURE FRAMING -Cameo Shop. 137 Main.

Phone 5467 FLOOR SANDING and refinishing. Norman Fraley, phone 0536. TREE PRUNING and surgery. Elmer Jarvie. Phone 7859 after 6:30 p.m.

CURTAINS laundered. Pickup and delivery Phone 4075. DESIGNING. dressmaking. alterations.

Grace Casey, phone 7187, Pelican Theatre Apts. SEWING MACHINE REPAIR. expert service on all makes. Free estimates. Rudy's Furniture Exchange, 2323 S.

6th. Phone 6510. Local and Long Distance Moving Crating, Packing and Storage KLAMATH FREIGHT LINES Phone 7781 101 Klamath Ave. ELECTRIFY YOUR SEWING MACHINE Motors and Free installation estimate furnished in advance, SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 4Ul Main Phone 8402 LEONARD WARD, concrete construck tion.

Sidewalks, floors, porches and patios. For estimates phone 4718 after p. m..