July 15, 198ft
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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CHICAGO, July 15 (!) On,
rumem loan uncortnlntloa, ag
gravated by oxpoolod notice of
11181-30 acreage n I lot inotita, led
In dooldodly lower wheat prices
In Chicago moat of Ilia thus todny,
It was believed tlm acreage nl
lolmont would iHunlliil Iho gov
rnmom Ion n basis and be near
tht minimum pormltlod, Prlmnry
receipts of nowly harvostcd wheat
contlnuod largo,
Chicago whont f it t ii t'on closed at
tho day's bottom prices, 14-1
cents undnr yesterday's finish,
July 701-701, Sept. 701-701, orn
I In advanced, July COi, Sept.
fl i -B 1 , mid oala unchanged to ic
off.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW VOltK, July 15 iJV A
laat-mlnule buying apurt rovlvad
thn aloi'k market loiluy, mid
representative shares whirled up
for gains of na much na 2 a
ahiiro,
Dealing oxpandnd on ths up
turn oft or dragging carllor t
about ths nlownn puce alncs ths
market started on Hn spectacular
nil(l- pitr upswing Into In Juno,
Heading tho iiilvuiii'n wuro such
sharoe aa United Slates Mud,
Bethlehem. Chrysler, Montgomery
Ward, International Harvester,
Westliighouan Kloctrlr, Anaconda
Copper and (liMiiiriil Electric, all
of which recouped a good part of
ilia ground lonn on a minor aolloft
tho laal few daya.
Other markets worn mixed, with
aoms commodlllea moving ahead
with slocks toward tho finish.
Tranafora were undnr 1,000,000
ahnrea.
Toduy'a cloalng prices:
Air Induction 0
Allied Chemical & Dye 177
Allied Stores - 10
American Can - 0U4
Amerlran & For. Power 4 J
American Power & Light .... Ii
Amsrlran Had. & St. 16.
American ltoll Mill. 201
Amerlran Smelt. & lief 48
A. T. & T HII
American Tnb. 1) 79.
American Water Worka 11
Anaconda Coppor - 3t
Armour HI &
Atchlaon T. & 8. F 88
Ilalt. A Ohio -
Harnadall -
Ilendlx Aviation Hi
Bethlehem Sloel &SJ
Hoeing Air - "fii
Dorgs Warner !
Budd Mfg. - .J!
California Tack
Callahan 7.-L -
Calumet line 'I
Canadian 1'aclfJo 7
Case (J. I.) -
Caterpillar Tractor . 521
Colaneas ........ 19 1
Certain-Teed ..... - l
Chea. A Ohio Sol
Chrysler - 6fig
Col, (Ina & Electric 7 J
Commercial Solvonl . 04
Com'wlth tc Sou II
Conaolldated Edlaon 281
Consolidated Oil 101
Corn Product OBJ
Curllaa Wright M
Douglas Aircraft ... 508
l)u Pont & Do N. 121
Elootrlc Auto Light 22,
Kloctrlo Power & Light .... Hi
(ieneral Kloctrlo 41 1
(leneinl Food S4i
(Ieneral Motors '0
(loodyear Tires 24 J
Cir. No, ny. Pf - 201
Hudson Motor 81
Illinois Central 11
Insp, Copper 151
International Ilnrvestor 64
International Nlckol 49
Int. Pap. & P. Pf
i. t. & t. 1"
Johns Mnnvlllo 02
Kennceott Con. Cop. 3!
I,b-0-Ford
Liggett Myers B 100
Loews 621
Monty Ward -
Naah Kolvlnator 101
National Biscuit - 23 1
National Cash 22J
National Dlstlllors 22
National Power & Light .... 7s
N. Y. Central 18
North American . 21 J
Northern Pacific 11 J
Packard J
j, c. Penney ..a 80S
Ponn n. n
rhllllps Tet 2I
Pressed Steel Car 9
Puhllo Service N. J 80 J
Pullman - 834
Radio ...j.
Hem, Rand 14"
Rep. Stool IJj
Rears Roebuck 6S
Shell Union 181
So. Calif. Edison 241
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"Vague Future."
Save Where Returns
Are Worth Whilel
sin llttli sr miichl
luilitint imrc can
aceampllih ablectlm
la is amulnily ihait
tlm. Stilt Kith
13 u HO a month
w 11 llttli at $1.
Tina watch mlnii
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(Carnal Dlildisl)
First Federal Savings
and Loan Association
of Klamath Falls
111 Nl. 9th St. Phani I7
Mimliit af Fidirat Saftnn
and Ltia Iniuranca Cora
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by the AwooUted Tress
Friday
Previous day
Month ago ..
Year ago
1 038 High
1038 Low
1037 High
1037 Low
x New High
BOND AVERAGES
Complied by lue
Friday
Prevloua day
Month ago
Year ago
10.18 High ..
1038 Low .....
1037 High ..
1087 Low ....
g New High
Southern Paclflo 181
Standard Branda 81
Standard Oil of California.. 821
Standard Oil N. J. 86
Sludehaker
Superior Oil J
Tnxna Corporation
Tlmken Dot Axle "I
Trnna-Amerlca - HI
Union Carbide 1
Union Paclflo 811
United Airline 9
United Aircraft 28 J
U. 8. Rubber 38 J
1), 8. Steel 68
Walworth - 8
Weatern Union 80
Wbllo Motor 1
Wool worth
( Inning Curb Quotations:
Cltlea Service 9J,
Klectrlo Bond A Share 8
Chicago
Livestock
CHICAGO, July 16 (AP-USDA)
Hnga 6000, Including 2600 di
rect; active, 16 to inoatly 25
higher than Thuraday's average
on all wolghta; top $10.15; bulk
good and choice 170-230 lha.
19.90-10.10; 240-270 Iba. f8.40
90; 280-810 Iba. $9.00-40; good
light packing aowa 87.90-8.10;
few butcher klnda to 18.26; mo
dlumwelghta and heavloa 16.76
7.75. Cattle 1000. calves 600; general
market dreggy, weak and mostly
loner; cloalng at new lows for
week; beat fed ateora held above
611.50 hut mostly $8. 00-9. 60 mar
ket with graaa heifers predom
inating at 16.00-7.26; cleanup
trade on graaa cowa; theae about
25 lower for week but all graaay
and ahorlfed holfers and steers
50-1.00 under early In week; best
sausage bulla 17.00; vealors steady
at f9.00-10.00.
Sheep 7000, Including 6000 di
rect; fat lamb trading slow,
around steady; bulk native spring
ers 89.26. lightly sorted, grading
mostly good; one load good Idahoa
$9.16: bettor klnda held higher:
few fat sheep; steady; small lots
handywelghts fat ewes 3.26-60.
IIOBTON WOOL
BOSTON. July 15 (AP-USDA)
A persistent demand was being
received today on several grades
of domestlo wool. Graded bright
fleece wool was quite active and
prices were very atrong. Comb
ings I blood bright fleeces were
being sold early In the week at 28
to 29 cents In the grease. Later,
30 cents In the grease was paid
and the most recent sales . were
closed at 33 cents, Combing quar
torblood bright fleece wool ad
vanced from 28 cents In the grease
to 31 conts. The rapid advance
Is reported to be the result of a
snusozo In these types of wool.
Beck's
P BAKERY
Orange Rolls
The Ideal Break'fast Treat
20c Do,
Cookies
What Could Be Finer for
the Picnic Basket
2 do. 25
10 If 1) 0
Induat. Ralls Utll's Btks.
tO. 8 18.8 83.8 47.8
(0.0 18.8 8K.6 47.3
61!. 4 12.8 20.3 88,
04.5 80.7 42.2 07.6
70.5 21.8 84.0 48.4
41). 2 12.1 . 24.0 33.7
101.8 49.6 . 64.0 75.3
67.7 10.0 31.6 41.7
Aseouiauxi rreee
20 10 10 10
Ralls Induat Utll's For.
57.6 X08.7 93.0 62.6
67.1 08,4 93.1 82.0
46.6 06.8 88.6 61.8
92.7 102.8 97.0 72.7
70.5 08.7 03.2 67,0
46.2 93.0 8!i.8 01.2
99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7
70.3 96.6 90.3 64.2
57
South S. F.
Livestock
SO. SAN FRANCISCO, July 16
(AP-USDA) Hogs 400; general
ly steady; top and bulk good to
choice 185-220 lb. butchers $10.85,
few medium grades $10.35-10.60:
package slaughter pigs $9.00;
packing sows scarce, iindnrtoiio
weak; good sows quoted up to
$9.76.
Cattle 160, moderately active,
good weekend demand, all classes
steady to firm; package 1015 lb.
grass steers $7.76; odd common
to medium grassors $0.50-7.50,
few light cutlery kinds down to
$5.00; common to medium grass
helfera $5.25-6.60, good beef cowa
eligible to around $5.75; odd
weighty bulls up to $6.25. Calves
40; nominal; good to choice veal
era quoted $8.00 to possibly
$9.00.
Sheep 1625; spring lambs alow,
demand narrow, undertone weak
er; ewes active, firm, part dock
choice 103 lb. shorn Callfornlus
$3.60.
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, July 15 (A
Butter Prints: A grade 281c
lb. In parchmont wrappers; 291c
In cartons; B grado, 27c lb. In
parchmont wrappers, 28c lb.
lu cartons. . .. .
Uutlerfat Portland delivery,
buying price: A grade 26-26 ic
lb. In country stations: A grade
241c lb.; B grade lie less;
C grade 6c lb. loss.
Kgs Buying prices by whole
salers; Specials 241c dozen; ex
tras 22e dox.; standards 21 lo dot.;
special medium 21c dos.; extra
mediums, 20o doz.; undergrades
10c dot.
Chccso Oregon triplets 12 He:
Oregon loaf 13c. Brokers will
pay Ho below quotations.
Country meats Selling price
to retailers: Country-killed bogs
best butcher under 160 lb.
13c lb.; vealera 121o lb.;
light and thin 9 -1 lc lb.;
heavy 9-10c lb.; bulls 10c lb.;
cannar cows 7c lb.; outter
cows 7-8e lb.; spring lambs 12c
121c lb.; old lambs 7-Sc lb.; ewes
4-Cc lb.
Live poultry Buying price:
Leghorn brollora 1 Vi-1 14 lb.,
121-130 lb.; 21 lb., 121-13
lb.; colored springs 2-SV4 lb.,
17-17o lb.; over 81 lb. 18c
lb.; leghorn hens over 31
lb., 141o lb.; under 21 lbs.,
14-14 Vie lb.; colored hens to 5
lb., 18-18 Vic lb.; over 5 lb. 17-
ISO lb,; No, grade 230 lb.
less.
Turkeys Nominal, buying
price: Breeder hens 20o Ih. Sell
lug price: Breeder bona 22o lb,;
toina, 17-180 lb.
Potatoes Now Shatter, $1.70
$1.75 por 100-lb. bag. Local,
$1.40-1.60 por 100-lb. bag.
Potatoes Yakima Uuma, 2a,
00c; local, Olio cental; central
Oregon, $1,50-1.00 contal,
Onions California wax No. 1,
$1.75; California red $1.20; yel
low $1.20;o Walla Walla, $1.10
per 60-lb, bug.
Wool 1038, nominal; Willa
mette valley, medium 18o lb.,
coarse and braids 18o lb.; eastern
Oregon 17i-19c lb.
Hay Selling price to rctallora:
Alfalfa No. 1, $17-18 ton; oat
vetch $14 ton; clover $11-11.60
ton; timothy, eastern Oregon, un
quoted; do valloy $16 ton, Portland.
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IIV PINE BUSINESS
PORTLAND, July 15 (P) Re
ports from 120 mills showed last
week's now business of 76,895,000
board feet of lumber was moro
than 3,000,000 feet abovo the pre
vious week, tho Western Pino as
sociation said today.
Production, affected by the
short Fourth of July work pe
riod, reached 48,527,000 board
foot, a decline of about 20,000,000
feet since the previous weekly
figures. Shipments of 51,0.14.000
feet represented a drop of 7,000,
000 feet.
Orders were about 10,000,000
foot ahead of the corresponding
week a year ago, but shipments
and production revealed decreases.
To date orders were 20 per cent
less than 1937.
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TOTALS 3G FHIDAY
Star boarders In the city and
county Jail totaled 36, a check
with officials ' showed Friday
morning. Of this number three
are women, all in the- city Jail,
one serving time for drunk driving
and the other two for Just being
plain drunk.
There are 19 men In the county
jail, Just about an average atten
dance, according to the jailer,
Vcrn Wilson. Over In- the city
Jail there are 14 men, and all hut
nix of these work "outside", the
others choosing to rtnialn In un
disturbed holiday t atmosphere.
They have their meals brought to
them, whereas the other prisoners
are taken to the cafe for break
fast, lunch and dinner.
According to police bff leers, an
addition of "Just about two a day
since the busy weekend of the
Fourth of July keeps the average
attendance at 17."
Will OVER
Clyde Healy, 19, or the Keno
road was charged with burglary
not in a dwelling and bound over
to the Klamath county grand Jury
late Thureday afternoon. Bond
was sot at $1000, which Healy,
up to a late hour Friday, had not
provided.
Healy admitted to Sheriff Lloyd
L. Low the theft of some $20 In
cash and two watches from the
Hurts Service station Sunday
night, the sheriff said.
PALACE GROCERY AND MARKET
We Deliver ; . : A Home-Owned Store
Closed Sundays Evenings - Phones 6476
Sugar ,.c,o"tb8SSc Coi8ee gi o2Sc
Pork 8 Beans &g 10c Crackers fiTW 29c
Milk Ltbby ....... 6 Tins 39c I Vienna Sausage - - c
No, H Tina ......Z........ 9 for JtC
Corn no?0 803 tins .... 3 for 25c I f Af. Assorted , Ct
; tlClIO FlaTors Pkg.
Spaghetti B. . 9c Dev. Meat 7 ,S.25c
Miracle Whip 33c Matches . . 18c
Tomato Juice - - Crushed . iM
svdffs No. io tin 29c Pineapple no. i0 un . oqc
VEGETABLE SPECIALS MEAT SPECIALS
Saturday. Only Saturday Only
Tomatoes 2 u,,. 15c rm bou, lb. .. . .. ... ioc
Summer Sq'sh 3 lbg 14c Pot Roast, lb. .: -. I2c-I4c
Potatoes A Boneless Stew Beef,
Shatter Long Whites JLU lbs. Mt C J. .i.-.-..i..i... ISC
Bananas fruit ....!!?. 3 lbs. 19c veal Sho. Roast, lb. 17c
Oranges "I8!.... no,. ISc Veal Sho. Steak, lb. . . 19c
Corn f dos. 39c Sho. Lamb Chops, lb. 25c
"SASSING" COP
LEADS TO ARREST
OF WANTED MAN
When Estol Lowe, 24, allegedly
sassed a city police officer, he
walkod right Into tho arms of the
law and 'Friday morning was en
route to Spokane where he was
wanted In connection with a Spo
kane robbory.
According to city officers, I.owe
was "nasslng" ono of the officers
the night of July 6. He was
brought to the police station,
whore officers learned that Spo
kane wns looking for the young
man. With Officer Boxsmith of
the Spokane police department,
Lowe was northbound Friday.
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Members of the board of di
rectors of the Klamath Produc
tion Credit association will leave
next week for Spokane, where
they will attend a conference of
directors and secretaries of Pro
duction Credit associations In the
northwest.
On Monday of next week there
will be an all-day meeting of the
board of directors. The meeting
In Spokane is slated for July 20
and 21.
ThoBe who will attend the ses
sion, which was held last year
in Klumath Falls, Include Wil
liam Kittrcdge, dene Hammond,
Orb Campbell, Kd Geary, U. .
Reeder and Lee McMullen of
Klamath county and William J.
Lane and Ned Sherlock of Lake
county.
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO, July 16 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes 110; on track 296;
total US shipments 604; weak,
supplies liberal, demand slow;
Backed per cwt. Nebraska Bliss
TriumphB 85 per cent US No. 1,
heavy to email site $1.25, Cob
blers most offerings showing
heated, spotted sacks Missouri
US No, 1, 70-60, US commercials
45-66; Kansas US No. 1 few
sales 70; US commercials 40-50;
California White Rose US No.
1, $1.65-75; US commercials
$1.40-56. -
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS
No. S156 Equity
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
KLAMATH COUNTY.
E. W. MORGAN, Plaintiff,
vs.
HAZEL JAMES, JOHN DOE
JAMES, MARY BALDWIN,
who Is 'also known as MARIE
BALDWIN. FANNIE D. BEIN
SEN and JOHN DOE BEINSEN,
Defendants.
To: Mary Baldwin, who is also
known as Marie Baldwin, Fannie
D. Beinsen and John Doe Belnsen,
defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby
required to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the
above entitled court and matter
within four weeks from July 8,
1938, which Is the date of first
publication of this summons, and
If you fall so to answer, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief prayed for
in his complaint, to-wit:
That plaintiff have judgment
and decree against the land In
Klamath County, Oregon, de
scribed as follows:
The SE1 of Sec. 4, Twp. it :
S.. Range 12 E. W. M.; also
the Wl of SW1 of Sec. 34, Twp.
35 S., Range 12 E. W. M.; and
also the Wl of NWi of Sec. 10,
and Wl of SWJ, Sec 8, Twp.
36 S., Range 12 E. W. M.,
for $1356.4$, with Interest at 8
per annum from November 3,
1934, $150.00 attorney's fees, and
LEGAL NOTICES
plaintiff's coats and disbursements
herein; that plaintiff's mortgage
on said real property ba adjudged
and decreed to be a first lien
thereon for the amount of said
judgment; that said mortgage be
foreclosed and said real property
sold, and the proceeds applied to
the payment of plaintiff's said
Judgment; that the purchaser he
placed In possession of said real
property by the sheriff; that the
description In deed dated May
31, 1922, and recorded In Volume
69, Page 623 Deed Records for
Klamath County, Oregon, be cor
rected to read: Wl of SWJ of
Sec. 34, .Twp. 35 8., Range 12
E. W. M., and that the defendants
be forever barred and foreclosed
of all right, title and Interest In
and to the mortgaged real prop
erty, save and except the statutory
right of redemption, and that the
plaintiff have such other and fur
ther relief as to the court may
seem meet and equitable.
This summons Is served upon
you by publication once each
week for four successive weeks in
the Evening Herald, a newspaper
of general circulation published
In Klamath County, Oregon, pur
suant to order of Honorable Ed
ward B, Asburst, Judge of said
court, dated and entered July 7,
1988.
. Wm. GANONG,
. Attorney for Plaintiff,
724 Main Street,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
H. Jy 8-15-22-29 No. 106
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
Klamath. ' -
Edna Mae Young, plaintiff,
versus Rex S. Young,, defendant.
To Rex 8. Young, defendant:
In .the name of the State of
Oregon, greeting:
You are hereby notified and
required to appear and answer
the complaint filed against you
In the above entitled suit and
Court on or before July 25, 1938,
and If you fall to so appear and
answer, for want thereof,' the
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for. the relief prayed for In her
complaint on file herein, to-wit:
for divorce from you op the
grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment " . .
This summons Is served upon
you by publication and pursuant
to an order of the Honorable
Edward S. Ashurst, Judge- of the
above entitled court, said - order
being dated June 22, 1938. and by
publication thereof once a week
for four consecutive and succes
sive weeks (five Insertions); date
of first publication Is June 24,
1938, and the date of last pub
lication Is July 22, 1938.
' J. C. O'NEILL,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
' 9 Loomis Building,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
H J 24; J 1-8-15-22 No. 96
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
GLENN R. ADAMS, Plaintiff,
vs. -CLARA
B. ADAMS, Defendant.
TO CLARA B. ADAMS, De
fendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, GREETING:
You are hereby notified and re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the
above entitled suit and Court on
or before July 30, 1938, and It
you fall to so appear and answer,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for In his complaint on
file herein, to-wit: for divorce
from you upon grounds of cruel
and Inhuman treatment and per
sonal Indignities, rendering plain
tiff's life burdensome and un
happy, and that plaintiff be de
creed to be the owner In fee
simple of the following described
real property, to-wit: Lot 16, or
Block 2, Second Addition to Alta
mont Acres, Klamath County,
Oregon, together with Improve-
LEGAL NOTICES
monts thereon, and that de
fendant's claim of right, title or
Interest therein be forever barred;
and for such other and further
relief as to the Court may seem
Just and meet from the facts
found.
Thli summons Is served upon
you by publication and pursuant
to an order of the Honorable Ed
ward B, Ashurst, Judge of tbe
above entitled Court, said order
being dated July 1, 1938, and by
publication thereof once a week
for four consecutive and succes
sive weeks (five insertions); date
of first publication la July 1, 1938,
and the date of last publication la
July 29, 1938.
J. C. O'NEILL,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
9 Loomis Building.
H. Jy 1-8-18-22-29 No. 100
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
On the 2nd day of August,
1938, at the hour of 10:00 A. M.
at the front door of the Court
House In Klamath Falls, Oregon,
Klamath County, Oregon, I will
sell at auction to the highest bid
der, tor cash, tbe following des
cribed real property, located in
Klamath County, Oregon, to-wit:
: Lot 29 Roselawn Subdivision,
Block 70, Buena Vista Addi
tion to the city of Klamath
Fails, Oregon.
Said sale is made under execu
tion issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon tor
tbe County of Klamath to me di
rected in the case of E. Settlemler,
a single woman, vs. Glenn Parker,
also known as Glenn O. Parker,
and Ada Parker also known as
Ada L. Parker, his wife; Ameri
can National Bank of Klamath
Falls, a national banking corpora
tion; the First National Bank of
Klamath Falls, a national banking
corporation; United States Nation
al Corporation, a corporation; and
all persons claiming by, tbrougb
or under the defendants or any of
them.
, L. L. LOW.
Sheriff of Klamath County,
Oregon. .
By ANNE PRICE, Deputy.
H. Jy 1-8-15-22-29 No. 101
NOTICE OF TRADE-MARK
To All Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given, as re
quired by Section 70-108, Oregon
Code, 1930, that the following
Trade-Mark has been filed and re
corded by the Secretary of State,
at Salem, Oregon, upon the appli
cation o Jacob Hirvl, of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, for the exclusive
use of a mark or brand as follows:
DELICIOUS FINER FLAVOR
to be applied to any. and all bak
ery products. :
That the owner of said regis
tered Trade-Mark Is Jacob Hirvl.
Publisbed in The Evening Her
ald, a newspaper published at
July Is Pleasant
If You Have Plenty of
n g-m
and
Coolerator
Klamath Ice 8
Storage Company
661 Spring " Phon 81
LEGAL NOTICES
" rr i" i i I'liriinrrwirtivurt- wnm"! riAAAA
Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
Orsgon, for thru aucrtnaaiv
weeks.
The first publication, July 18,
1038. . :
H. Jy 15-22-29 No. Ill
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S MALE
' On the 13th day of Auguat,
1938, at the hour of 10:00 A. M.
at the front door of the courthouse
In Klamath Falls, Klamath Coun
ty, Oregon, I will aell at publia
auction to the highest bidder for
cash the following described real
property located In Klamath Coun
ty, Oregon, to-wlt;
Southwest quarter of South
west quarter, Section 29) .
Southeast quarter of Southeast
quarter, Section 30; Northeast
quarter of Northeast quarter,
Section 81; Northwest quarter
of Northwest quarter, Section
32; all in Township 38 South,
Kongo Hi East of Willamette
Meridian.
Said sale Is made under execu
tion Issued out of the circuit court
of the State of Oregon tor Klam
ath County to me directed in the
case of State of Oregon, represent- '
ed by and acting through the
World War . Veterans' State Aid
Commission, Plaintiff, vs. James
William Jonas; Jessie M, Jonas;
West Coast Oil and Gas Associa
tion, a corporation; George Lewis;
William T. Banta; Harry T.
Banta; Eva Silsbee, who Is also
known as Eva sllsby; Harry Law
rence Banta; Marilyn Banta;
Clara Banta; George Banta; Dor
othy Poff Maxwell; Neal W.
Banta; Vivian Wise; Jack Run
yard; Burton Bunyard;- William
Bunyard; Richard Bunyard; and
also all other persons or parties
unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or interest In the real
estate described In the complaint
herein, Defendants. .
L. L. LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath County,
' Oregon.
H. Jy 15-22-29; A. 5 No. Ill
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