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September 21, 1937
STOP STREETS
SUGGESTED AS
PASS SOLUTION
11,1Pu for tha Main witPoi water
lines sprang I( liii. 10ailay
liIIi when :Itiyar
!maid alaehawql it !MIN' 11'0111 tilt
alai', highway
It,ic rilangod Wolin thid will
!hate liii. "iiiiiailigi 1,10 fralliwa
at I Iii, uiuidi.rroIiug litoptsi tit ra
colt!), proaaiail toy iha highway
davit rtinent.
(littler Inn new p)ait, it rt,in nut
n.,.mory in black off VAIN!
Main NI root, I Irtilguii avenue) stint
Spring r.I In 111.1.40 111H,r, rill
III1 inalill atop ittreeitt, iiuI will
provide, entry. through Inn Mop,
to Matti titteet In Ilitt ntottetionvt.
area.
No !i Inn! lug
Nlayo Richmond invnaleil tliii
letter lit thil Co 111101 Cliti her, hilt
110 meeting of the city council wit,.
held. Lack of a quorum required
abandonment Of the mooting. Tim
mayor Mild I hilt I Iii. II.v pinit
'mak., things; limit a lid heifer."
lin is awaiting proliminarY
ktitchea hich lint," !wen pima
land by tho highway
Ilia letter minted that the ro
taining wall plane tor tho tinder
patio cid hay I n t..v to
provide morn might ilitittioro. A
1111111111111 jowl. or r; V,Ilt
la allowed unii,r tho tiait.s. and
a vnrtical cdrve of I hit Inot to igloo
provided
lint It ell Accept Aida
fi paxkon, bridge, otinitinnr
nom'o the whivh Mon hot,'
tho ration of Ktaln Rahway Enki
neer It. H. 111,1o,k Pat min Amu
ihn plan will ho ac
rentable to tit., tinginnors con
earned.
Ilin undnrciosoing plan
Nvria reicontly IIfl V thn high
way depart mo.i t. it provided a
long cut awl retaining wall Moil,
In orr invent! linportant atreata
City planning commitinionira
motilately balked at much u
schema.
AA an nitorottlivo, thorn wits
tali( of a poindlito ovor cronalirt
At Oak alrnet al.trnxllnI.iIy oil
tba mite of the Southern Pacific
depot.
SIX LOTS AT
TULELAKE SOLD AT
AUCTION FOR $1970
(Continued front raga Ono)
YArlatnation follok$:
Block fi, Lot 8--$381i.
flock 8, Lot 7$518.
Itoth purchaamt by Ch Arles J
Block 12, Lot 1$275.
lock 12, Lot 2 8 :90.
Both purchased by city of Tule-I inolved to I ho lot hai gait chant
bike. ben"
Block 14. Lot 1$250; pur
oilseed by Ivn 11. Wolfe.
Block 15. Lot 3 WS: pur OVER 200.000
chatted by ECP. Fittpatrick.
A large crowd attended the nue- LEGIONNAIRES
Win. with only R tOW cirIug tic JOIN IN PARADE
bidding, It WEIR reNtrieti,
All sale!' were 1111110 eccortillia
(Continued from Page One)
to contract provided by the mot,
rnment. with n fourth of the put- e d IIP bravolc. U. S. Senator Fled
chase price down and 010 tniliitic stoh, iirogoo,
In three annual paytnenta et .41x with III' iliil,gutloii.
per rout I n I tront
Too Late to Classify
WANTIMDentity operator with
followinx. tit folio., tor roil, oleo
shop. liox 1717 Nrwm-liontiti.
9-23
FOR SALKDoubt hod, miring
and nintirpiiti. WI linrit I. Siniih
Nlerrill. tit tlin 9-22
LosTDark !duo punt. HOW11111
Phone 362.12 or I rI;w. 9-21
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LOST Illnek nnd gold nulln
purl's. In flint '11 Dept., Golden
Rule. llet urn to Newn- Herald
of t fro. Reward. 9-22
FOR SALK Fivo-room hotino.
215 Mont Imor. 9-22
THE OTHER WOMAN LIVES
JUST AROUND THE CORNER
, r t Zen-Mal I ritin? Uli, 1 ernh1114tit'i 1 Ull'ilyt
a woman who la usually halm,'
and loving ahoold havo romarring
imrimis when itOr a il,lif, elliktarler
moonlit chanced Ile (.not anon,.
i
slate filo clintrma, tlin diaromfort
that all woman mat cloture lin
them not know what it in to My
Thounowork with an aching bark
and falling energy. All in does
know la that otho women mom
zoom cheerful by compazinon.
i ifo Are you such a three-quartif
I irr r
I Don't let. thrn ordeal., that all
twOMM farm mom you tkVnI115110
dincomfort or ondanaer Tem lion"
On an no many wino women have
fry Lydia It ' Pinldiam's Vege-
table Compound.
For t been generation?, Ono worn-
I P:aric41111."Igri9'Zonry,11:111o.
Ipiniamin's Vognialito Compound.
ill helps Nalure tone up tho nye-
tem ' ihul Masoning (tin ilion-
torts front thin functional disorders
'which women must, endure In the
three ordealn of life: I. Turning
from girlhood to ;womanhood. IL,
Preparing for motherhood. 8. Ap
Iirnocidug "middle ago."
Don't be a thron,puirlhr Oro.
toko INDIA IC. I'l NI(11AN114
V 'META BLit irohl 1,(WN D end
Go "flotillas Through."
809 East Main
Phone 809
MILDRED'S
East Main Beauty Shop
Special for High School GirlsHalo Style Perman
ent end curls complete 2 for $3.50
Children's Permanents 2 for $300
Appointments taken after school hours
I
Penney Sale Attracts Huge Crowd
ffs
rv..4m, irezwert,
It 4irsV4 it:' . - , 1 ik 051 ti
I
10117, la r ' ' ' 0 'PI
rtIy1-71H; , A (1.'P.F.N,Ni Y cie
111,; Vino( tol
7,murnwr,2,tv;TrIrmitTr7r,, ,
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1(ICM '44 11
FOLSOM WARDEN'S
CONDITION GROWS
MORE CRITICAL
(Continud tttni Date On()
sought to 1prvi, their WA out Or
htt prison wero emitined to
penal hospital. Tv,o of them, Wes
E Judy, 33, of Los A ot,telpg.
and Fred Mt 1110O.. 39, Lott A n
modes, time In ri ittt CO11,1,11101
And lint ftlivelt tt to 11,
h., III her eon yb to omitted
were Ed Davis, are, habitual crlin
Ina', owning lila notenco and
expected to 1 AAA Ar Albert Hos
$ell. 2s, Sao PlIllIlIko, Fttlot
ibiough ohe neek nod oilo,r
Jot leo; Robert Lev Cannon. VA.
Los ,ogeloss, broken hand owl
laetations.
Dittriet Attorney Otis Babcock
alibi he had eye titles',
?twain troto tn. pittottot N Unit
,d them. ot Serie), gato hIM UI ac
urat necollitt ot outs ho
II! 'I d when seven eonvieta rittdied
Litt kin Mot Ryon In the captain's
Milt, and ro 0.'111.1.41 tit Coln liet
thAllt to g Ivo th111 Whirit would
open 1114, gates.
"Splendid ase
Harry Martin, 4I Dol
poise, lielghta. tont hitt Igo when
hn ruthed to the aslietaneo of
Larkin nod liyan.
Two of the prisoners. (loud leYenit and Benny
San Francisco, killed In the riot,
will bn burled lit the 1111A011 rAttO,
tory unlese their bodies aro claim
ed by roditt fres.
VIVA additional knivos wore
found ii the pentientlitr yestet
day as suarda Illtith a thorough
search of oho el's.
iireln Cana Smith of San
Quentin non temporarily In
charge of the prison,
Itaheelek declared: "Vco hare A
Pple Ti el ca.,. I think wo will
send tho tormtiltiott !Ivo enorteta
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Purse
Klamath
Funeral Home
025 High Rt.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward,
Managors.
110,1,, hhoWM I, II rt lit 1 Ii0 crowd or lotyra who Jo m top') I ha J. r. PPonty morn at Right h
rnt I'uttular mot ;ling tor I to, rid" dolling nut to stock tho Coition Ruin, rorent ly purchanort
by I'vtimS'a 'rho III hifIrli h roug hot' t iè liiy.
HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Fuzee
1 Famous falls A P. i B A L. D. I I
between OMN PQI S F PI I Canada and E;A1T P' I RAJ,N1.
the U. S. A. UNOOLPSf1LI MME 1
7 Tulip seeds. NrrIZAs tan
11 Nut coverings. i Gto,pc4 7 0.W.A.P.i
12Inte1ligence. T,P ACE r L .A N.I
I A P.T A
14 In a row. EATEN
16 To combine. D 'P4,114'; C, A T Winn
13 Cravat. ASL 'E FLPSI
19 0rin. At..,p4E.11110.,0 N.E
CIOSeS with SL.QE D:E1A L'I
wax. t)AIOT b.7 E
21 Title to
anything. 44 Bushel. VERTICAL
23 Note In scale. 45 To vaccinate. I Convent
25 Railroad. 50 Grain. worker.
26 Flour box. 52 And. 2 Part of eye.
27 5lorindin dye. 53 PnPe's scarf. 3 Sapphire.
2I1 With might. 54 Electrical unit 4 Like.
30 Parrot fish. 56 Ulcers. 5 Rots flax.
32 Mongolian 59 Iniquity. 6 Cuckoo.
monk. 60 To gaze 7 To exist.
34 Desolate. fixedly. 8 Arranged In
35 Poem. 62 A portion of layers.
37 Like. these falls, 0 13rink.
39 Accomplished. Falls. 10 Sun.
40 One time. 63 The pool II These falls
42 Plate used of these falls are near the
at Mass. is famous. City of
Stoh tsr Oregon. AR visitoll
with his ntaleti YOUTHFUL HUNTER
rs 6, A...oft.,
REPORTED LOST ON
SAX GABRIEL WINS
NEW YOUR, Sept. 21 (Pi HAYDEN MOUNTAIN
Forty-oight gsl) comporisoned
calmlleros from (a Womb who (Continued from Page Ono)
morehed nod drimoi with West
Phi la precision and ployed inuM- reported opproximatoly 100
('Al masterplecos with trumpet, with deer. At tho ice and so
cymbal and drum. once (Noll are lige plants hero tho number
tho champion emits of tho Amer, cnre88808 woighed in wn8 roan
icon Legion. A about tho eli DIP as last year
pri.to of Sit o bril onto N. the corresponding time.
442. the corps which lost !Ito drum IThirlitt 8e110111 nt rout,' Nn
find bugle corps chninpionship aPpeored to have shot the b
lost year to tho Commonwestth gest Oregon buck, lip broug
Ellison corps of Chicago. achieved down ft 227-P011 0d 81x-P01111
It comehtick last night in COM Ile- With a .32 special ot Last Char
tillon o ith 96 other crack outfits, sPring. Ito tvas loading in t
Southern Oregon Hardware co
In costumes reminiscent of old
Spaindark trousorm. white sot in pony and Polio big buck cc
blouses. hut crowned, who brim-
mod hats and red soshesthe 250-P 1 Buck
Californium; gained a rating of Jock 3leigs reported in wi
a 250-pound buck from Co
96.826 from tho 11 judges to win
first prize of 61250. farina.
Ted Sondeen, 2016 wontla
Two 01M OM corpsthe orango
coated grim. maw,. N, J., street, took a prime 192-pan
No. 73 and too hitie witt-oriiiml six-pointer to tho Southern 01
gon Ilordwaro contest officio
outfit from the Henry 11. Houston
11 post No. S from Gerionlit OWn. to Pi hot the big deer in t
Pa.. tied for (wood prize of 6700. Fremont forest with a 32.06.
They scored 96.15 orich. The nor- Klamath authorities eTpress
satisfaction fact that the
I th e
vey Seeds post of Allotni. Flo.. fin-
ished fourth with 95.40. Third had been no-reports of hung
accidents in this district.
prizo VAS 6350 and 6200 went to
tho fourth place winner.
reported approximatoly 100 cars
with deer. At the ice and stor
age plants hero tho number of
carcasses woighed in wax report
ed about the FUIDIP as last year at
the corresponding time.
511irtin Sehorn of route Na. I
appeared to have shot the big
gest Oregon buck, ile brought
down a 227-pound six-pointor
with a .32 special at Last Chance
spring. lin was loading in the
Southern Oregon liarthvare com
pany nod Polio big buck con
tests. 250-1. I Buck
Jack 510igs reported in with
a 250-pound buck from Call
torn is.
Ted Sandoon, 2016 Wantland
street, took a prime I92-pound
six-pointer to tho Southern Ore
gon Ilardwaro contest officials.
Ito F, hot the big door In the
Fremont forest with a 32.06.
Klamath authorities eTprossod
satisfaction in the fact. that there'
had boon no reports of hunting
accidents in this district.
HANDY
DENVER, Colo. (A P)When
irn C. jOrIAA crawled. unhurt,
from the wreckage of his auto
mobile after he had driven it
into a moving paasenger train,
a Junkman appeared and offered
$8,50 for the demolished car.
JOnnti pocketed the money,
rode to work on a atreet car.
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HE Do ESN'T SCARE
FIEN 1-111A,, Ga. (A P)W.
Cowart, who carves tombstones,
used two carloads of marble
tombstone Newt' In constructing
hie aeven-room house, lip says
he tuna Ft Pen nothing ghoatly
about the placeyet.
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Answer to Previous Puzzle
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City
Studio of the Dance
Opens Wednesday, Sept. 22
At 2 P.M.
Under Direction of Eve Benson
Member Chicago Assn. of Dancing Masters
Library Auditorium
(Temporary Location Until Early October)
All Phases of the Dance for Adults and Juveniles
Kindergarten Singing, Dancing, Rhythm Band,
Occupations
Save for Their
Education!
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Offers
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Guaranteed
Safety
Currinit barety
Dividend
$1.00 Starts Your Account
First Federal Savings
and Loan Association
OF KLAMATH PALLS
111 No. 9th St. Phone 876
Member or Federal Savings
and TA-mn Inqurance Corr.
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JAIL LEAVE FOR
ALLEGED THEFT
13 Dry.
15 The
Can51 is close
to them.
17 To merit.
19 Part of a boat.
2'2 Pound.
24 Punk
(substance).
27 Ventilating.
29 Last word of
a prayer.
31 Stem joint.
33 Kind of
shellac.
36 Writing tool.
38 Perched.
41 Quotes.
43 Molars.
44 To beat.
49 Preposition.
47 Iloney.
48 Freshwater
mussels.
49 Solitary.
51 Roll of film.
52 To sin.
55 Monkey.
57 Hawaiian bird
58 Southeast.
60 Southwest.
Cl Railroad.
Jim Collins wan sentenced to
fire days in Jail on drunkenness
charges Tuesday in heu of pay
ment of $10 fine.
He was allegedly taken ill in
his ceii in the city Jail about
noon and was released from cus
tody to see a physician.
About two hours later he was
re-arrested on charges of larceny
of a bed roll from the Scandia
rooms.
Pollee. feeling less sympathe
tic. put him back in jail.
Baseball
(Continued from rage One)
Grove end De Sautele.
Second game:
R. H. E.
Detroit 4 10 1
Boston 1 8 1
6111 and York; Wilson and
Berg.
R. H. E.
Cleveland. 6 10 1
Washington 3 10 1
Allen and Yytlak; W. Ferrell
and R. Ferrell.
R. E.
Chicago 4 9 2
Philadelphia 5 11 0
Cox. Brown. Kennedy and
Sewell, Henna; Williams. Thomas
and F. Hayes. (1). innings).
THE SMART SHOP
21 I East Main
We have a Smart Shop be
muse we save you money.
BrIght smocks, fitted or boxed
styles. sizes 14-20. Uptown
mire, $3.95. Our price.. Sum
.......e
lioNGvoNn. Sept. 21 (T)
death defying a viators
fought today t f ire t great
aerial battle of the Sino-Japanese
war over Canton, South China
city 160 Milria t htt tirtrt h of
this British owned city.
A t least six. possibly 10. Jap
anese pia nee eralb.(' in twiat
ins. diving dog fights. Onsi
Chinele puranit plane was seen
to crash In flames. Others ftitio
may have fallen.
Building Demolished
A horn titthiCtiltihrid the Tingho
aviation 'whorll adminiat ration
Othr bombe narrowly
missed the Salehiten Cement
Works. A number of civilians
Vero reported killed.
A fleet of 21 Japanese raiding
Fillips warted the battle. appear
ing at early morning In an of
fensive (II met NI against the far
South china y.
C ENEVA Sent. 21 (T.Roth
Japan and china today were
ill vitnd 1,1 partiripa to in League
of Na I Jona t) ni mit trie considera
tion of Chinese aceneationa
hra nding Japan an a ggreasor
tuition in t he far eastern con. Similar In vit al ions were ex
tended t;ermany and A net ralia
t he 1st ter preen futility bora nae
hor vital Interest in matters af
fecting the Piwitte.
.trilourn Until 31IondaV
An A morica n representative.
Leland I farrison, minister to
Switzerland, took part In the
(intim it tows open ing aession
which dotert11111,iti to enlarge Ito;
scope to inriude powers; most
conrerneri in the Sino-Japaneme
conflict.
The committee quickly ad
journed until Monday to await
replies' from the four invited
flat lone.
HULL CONVEYS
Editorials On News
OBJECTIONS TO
JAP OFFICIALS (Continued from Page One)
(Continued from Page One) still going istrong, and It Is men-
tioned in the handbook that tho
decided today to make 'Omni(
reproeintationa to Japan attains's newly diacovered old depomits in
the bombing of private properly the John Day country were hold
In Nanking. Ina up unexpectedly well, "astern
The foreign office Instructed ing to be In no who's diminished in
Kir Hobert fondle Craigle. Brit Ws
the ameunt of treatsure they yield
ombom000lor to Tokyo, to make
the remote:dation,' astalnat bomb- in Pro Portion to the number of
log other than military objective's Hien employed in working them."
In Die Chinese fIflhIIII.
Kir Hobert was Intitroicted to ni:T gold waan't the only eat:Re
make clear that. Britain will hold Meta In 1554.
Japan rearionsithle for any dam
Copper, "ammaying from 50 to SO
IRA U, Itritimh !Diem and property.
per cent um of pure metal," had
liONCEDN(1, Kepi. 21 CPI Fiat been (numd in the John Day
Daring, death -del)Ing aviators
fought today the firm,. great totintrY, anti the quantity of this
ore wan Raid to he "literally in
aerial battle Of the Sino-Japanese
war over Canton, South Chinn exhaustible," although lack of
rity 160 MIIPN 1(1 !I'm north of transportation for it was looked
thia Itritimh owned eity. upon am a handleap.
Al 1,,fist six. poamibly 10. Jap- "Extensive and rich iron minem
allege planes cralhed in twlat- in the Willamette valley" were
Mg. diving dog fighta. One
also beginning to attract atten-
Chinein pitratilt plane was moo'
to metal I ri flames. Others oleo Lion, the handbook tells; ua, and
may have fallen. "Iron manufaeture is proving
Building Demolished eminently auccesmful, the iron
A bomb (J.:116110)Pd the Tinwho manufaetured being of a very su
aviation sehool adminiatration perior quality."
building. Othr bombs' narrowly
?Waited the Salchiten Cement HE copper and the iron, un-
1Vorke A number of civilians T -
W0'111 roportrti fortilnately, didnt pan nut.
EX-EXECUTIVE OF
KENTUCKY KILLED
ON EVE OF TRIAL
(Continued from Page One)
Myers declared Roy shouted a:
him. "1 put my hands up and
pleaded with him," the attorney
said.
"Don't shoot the lawyer," Myers
said Dr. Carr cried.
Denhardt died without uttering
a word. A cri-md gathered ad
Patrolman Jertha Tracey came
running up. Tracey said the
three brothers gave up their
pistols and surrendered quietly to
him and that Roy said "1 did it."
Declares Innocence
At his first trial the jury dis
agreed and Denhardt's s25.00o
bond was renewed, He declared
Mrs. Taylor committed suicide be
cause of the threats of a jealous
suitor. The commonwealth con
tended Denhardt killed her last
November ti because she yielded
to her family's objections and had
declined to marry him.
Declaring hia innocence, the
Spanish American, Mexican border
and World war veteran predicted
as he left court after the disagree
ment that "there will he no second
trial." The trial was called at
the September term, however, but
Denhardt'a words came true.
DE MOLAYS PLAN
FOOTBALL DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT
Klamath Falls DeMolays are
planning to sponsor a dance Fri
day night following the Klamath
Dunsmuir football game. it was
announced Tuesday.
The dance will run from 10
to 12 p. m. A five-piece orches
tra will furnish music.
Vital Statistics
HILTON' Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, September 20.
1937. to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Hilton of 610 Mitchell street, a
ann. Weight, 7 pounds. 7 4
ounces.
WRYN Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, September 29.
1937, to Mr. and Mrs. James
Wryn of Altamont, a son.
Weight, 9 pounds. 8 ounces.
Oregon has both iron and copper,
but not in sufficient quantity to
Justify these early and rosy fore
casts. THE value of Oregon's soil was
only aketchily referred to in
this early summing up of re
sourceR, and even at that the
chief interest seemed to lie in the
newly discovered fact that crops
would grow east of the Cascades,
tt heroes it had been supposed
that the Willamette and the Ump
qua valleys contained about all
t h e agricultural possibilities
worth considering.
The now rich and fertile validY
of the Rogue was not even con-,
sidered ea agricultural territory.
the gold mines around Jackson
ville abaorbing all the interest.
EASTERN OREGON'S chi e I
handicap wan said to be its
"almost total lack of timber." All
that was known of Eastern Ore
gon, you see. concerned the min
ing country, and the great stands
of pine that now produce so much
wealth were practically undis
covered. At least they command-
1
ed no attention.
ANOTHER interesting reminis
cence: Portiands population is given
RR 4500, and it is located as "50
miles north of Salem." Salem
then had a relatively metropoll
tan population of 1500, whereas I
Jacksonville was given a total of
1000, rubbing Salem pretty close. 1
BLACK STARTS
HOME ABOARD
SMALL VESSEL
(Continued from Page One)
appearances at other places.
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 21
Senator William E. Borah, Idaho
republican, said here today in an
Interview he believed confirma
tion of Supreme Court Justice
Hugo L. Black would have been
balked had the senate been "con
atm
rRE WORKS WHILE you
steeP BUT SO DOE5
FIRE INSURANCE SEE
51)!LANDE COMPANY
s THE coaRTHOWClS ACROSS
AtAiNSMCCI,i-RoNOuRoffav
PHON E 248
vinced" Mr. Black was a Ku Klux
Klan member.
"Whcn Renator Burke rn) or
Nebraska, told the committee of
the report Mr. Black was a mem
ber of the klan. I said if there
were any witsceaca or evidence
avallehle the committee should
have it. Nothivx wax preaented,"
Harrah said.
Legal Notices
AOSIO,,,.W.SPOPt IP WW..i.,tOk.
in
Hand
Knits
They'll thrill
you with
their
loveliness
.e SEVEN
Legal Notices
Emma Stuart, ntiminiatrotrik ot
the ektute of ',thole Smith, rte.
ceased, nott placed with Cheviot'
L. Decker at 2215 Etter lein
Strom. Klamath Fii IM, Oregon.
DA led tlI 1St!' ilitY or Sop.
ember, 1931.
EN1MA sTuA Fri
Atiminititrotrix of the hitotate
of 1,innie Smith, Deceased.
21-2R; 0. t-12-19Nm 465
NoTICE
Notice of Meeting of Hoard
op A DMINISTRAll RIX SALE
of, REAL PROPERTY Equalization of Keno Irrigate
IN THT
E C110111IT CO COR OF District
THE sTATE OF Oil NOTICE is hereby given th
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY the board of directors of
Keno Irrigation District of Klai
In the Matter of the Estate of
ath enmity, Oregon, will, col
!ANNIE SMITH. Deceased.
meneing Tuesday. October
NUTICE 11E1I""Y GIVEN' 1937. at the office of said boat
That in pursuance of an order uncoin
I Kleine
of the Circuit Court ot th'; Falls, oregon, sit as a board
County or Klamath. zlia'e o' equalization for the purpose
Orpon, made and entered on the reviewing and corrorting the I
20th clay of September, 1937, in sossment roll of said diatrict
the matter of the estate of Lin- the year 1913.
Me Smith, deeeased, the under- .1. W. REriNs. SeeretarY
aignNI administratrix of said es- Keno Irrigation District.
tato will eell at Private Ride In 7-14-21-2S; No. 454
rine parcel in the highest bidder
upon the terms and conditions ,
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUN1
hereinafter mentioned and sub
NOTIcE is hereby given lb
jeet to the confirmation of said
the endersigned exeeittrix Of I
Cireult Court, on and after the xratraira c. spiral,.
20th day of October, 1937, all ceatied, has filed her final accou
the right, title and interest of aa suet, Executrix with the Coun
said 'Annie Smith, deceased. at Clerk of Klamath County, Oregc
the time of h.r death in and to and the time for hearing obi(
the rPal property hereinafter de- Eons and ant flement of said
scribed and all the right, till P count has been sot for October
and interest that the maid POate 1937. in the (Arena Court roc
has by operation of law or other- in Klamath Falls. Oregon. at
who acquirPft other than or in hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of sa
Addition to that of said deceased date.
At the time of her death, of and ALICE S. SPINK,
into that. eertain parcel of land Espeutrix with the
describ.d as follows: Will a T1 11
lAt 13. Rioek 211, Mills W. LAMAR TOWNSEND,
Second Addition to the City Attorney for Executr
of Klamath Falls. Klamath "07 1.0.0.F'. 131,1g.
County, Oregon, according 14.S. 7-14-21-2S, O. 4No. 45
to the duly recorded plat
thereof now on file in the
office of the County Clerk, ,
Klamath County. Oregon: ! 1938 Grunow
The terms and conditiens of this RADIOS
saM tale shall bp for cash in
hand at the date of raid sale or Derby's
a note semired by mertgage as
provided by law and approved , Music Co.
by the court. all bids to he In a
spa led en velepe addressed to 1952,r27.01172.11161.a'.. iigig,t4Aga.gum
Notire of Mooting of Board of
Equalization of Keno IrrigatIon
Ingtrict
NOTICE is hereby elven that
the board of directors of the
Keno Irrigation District of Klaus
ath county, Oregon, will, com
meneing Tuesday. October 5,
1937. at the ortivn of said board.
I In I,ineoln Street, Klamath
Falls, ()Nixon, nit. as a board of
equalization for the purpose of
reviewing and corrorting Out as.
apasmont roll of said district for
the year MR,
.1. W. KERNS, SeeretarY
Keno Irrigation District.
ifS. 7-14-21-2S; No. 464
NOTICE OF b CCOUNT
NOTICE is heteby given that
the nntbirsigned executrix Of the
Estat It of Robert C. Spink, De.
ceased, has filed her final account
as such Executrix with the County
Clerk of Klamath County. Oregon.
and the time for hearing ()Nee
tions and settlement of said ac
count has been sot for October 8,
1937. in the Circuit Court room
in Klamath Falls. Oregon. at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of Bald
date.
ALICE S. SPINK,
Executrix with the
Will n T1 nexert.
W. LAMAR TOWNSEND,
Attorney for Executrix.
207 1.0.0.F. tiltig.
11.S. 7-H-21-2S, O. 4No. 455.
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