Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 27, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHome lor Summer Jim Ilt'iip Iiiik luUunud liiiinu to siiciul tliu rcnirilnilor u( her vacation with lii'i- purc-iils, Mr, and Mrs. A. 1'. lluiip. Klin Iiiih been vIsllhiK with a volli'Ku fiii'iiil In 81111 Vriinclncii, and will return In tln University of On.'on thin fall. Promoted Mr. and Mm. John Cli'Klmrn of 2111 HikIi, hnvn re ceived word that their iliiunlilcr, Hetty, him form priniioled to flint llmili'iiiint. 1,1. L'li'iihorn In with llm II. S. army liusltiil cllellclun corns attai'hi'd to Hut 10lt (Jen cm! Imspitiil unit in Kriinee. Moving Kdwnril Drake and family urn Iciivhm noon for I'ortland, where they plan to li i it k o their homi'. '1 he Drukcs Imvn hi'i'ii ri'.ilili'iitH of Klamiilh Kiills for 'M .veins and have many friends here. Expresses Thank Mrs. Kvo lyn Lundtii I'll, wliii.so Iiiiii.su was tlcslniycil hy flru thin week, tins expressed her thiinks for thu ninny kindnesses dune for her mid her flvu children who were left homeless hy thu hla.e. rtelurm Home I.lla 1'', All ens returned Mondny to her home, 1)111), "i lltmrdmiin, lifter re ceiving medical atlenllnn for sevonil days In a Klamath Fulls honplliil. To Brookings Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Miiyfoeny have none to I'ortland lor a week's stay, after which they will k" l lirooklniis to visit (heir dauKhler. Joins Navy Lawrence Waller Seott will fcuvu for' I'ortland Saturday to take the navy en listment cxiinilniilions. Visiting Relatives Mr. and Mrs. Waller l.uiiilstcln and fiim lly of Senllle, arc visiting rela tives and friends here, Return From Lake Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ackerman and daugh ters luivo returned from a week's vucntlon al Diamond lake. Improving K. K. Lruphurt, who suffered a fractured leu on July 17, Is steadily Improving at nKj'lmi'.yi'Jy Jff!?.1-?-!; LEGAL NOTICES Sala of Timber, Klamath Indian Rei rvatlun, Kanotl Tlmlwr Unit No. , Naalatl lllda In Uupllrata oil forma pro vided tharrfor. inatkrd ouUldo "Uld Kannll Tlntlwr Unit No, 4" and addraaacd to lha "Huperlntandantj Klamath Agency, Oraaon." will ha rrralVad until 2 o'cloca. P. M Parlflr War Tim. Aurmi.ao, ItMS for tha purcha of marrhaniahla tltnlwr nn a tract vvllhln tha Klamath Indian Haaarvatlun, Orraon, dracrlbcd at the Kanull Timbar Unit No. 4. Tha unit Includaa about 8000 tlmbarad acrca with an attimalvd cut of tan ntllllon 1 1 0,000. cwot faat 11. M. of londaroa Plna and ugar I'lna inrltidlntf a pll malt mount o( Uouarlai fir. Inceiwa radar and othar ipilr in tactlona 3.1, 'M, T. 34 H, .. II E, and .1, 4. 8, 0, T, Si S. It. II K. Karri bid tnuit ataie tha price pr thou and feel II. M, tier limn r Lltrlmal C. Log H-al that will lx paid for tlmtMr cut and icaled prior la any raadjuitmant of rataa a aporlflad in tho contrarl, Nrt lild will Iw conilderrd for lata than 17 33 par thmunnd fact It. M. for I'ondcruta and riuifar Pine. J.4U par thouund feat for Umtrjlai fir and tncenia Cedar, and 11.70 par liiou. and fa I I). M. fur othur apaclri. Under rajrulallon of llta Otflt-a of Trlca. Ad ml nli i ration anllllad, "Maximum Price Wajculatton 4no-.Wri.trrn Tlmlntr." maxi mum prlrsi hava baon lntpod affri-llva Atifuit 31, 1043, whli'h limit addition to tha minimum art-rplalita bid prlcei. inMi aro on iiio in ina nriir oi ina upartntandent. Klamath A fancy. Ore gon, and in available to all Interfiled in inn unit, earn Did mutt lie accom pan led by a certified check In the amount of 13.000 on a totvrnt hank, pay able In the Hpeclal PUburalng Agent. Kiamain Agency, uregon. The drnoail lll l returned to unturceaaful hidden. The drpoait of the tucrettful bidder will be applied aj part of the purchate price agalntt tlnilwr cut nn tnla unit only, or retained at liquidated damaget If the hlddr thall not execute contract and furnlth tatltfactory bond for 110.000 within (10 dava from acceptance of thla bid. The right to waive terhnlcal riefecU and reject any and all hldt It reaerved. ThU tale la made In further ance nf the War Program to aatut In maintaining lumber production and If more than one bid la received at or above the maximum prlcra proscribed hy MPR No. 4tk0, they will le rniuildrrrd at If made at the maximum allowable firlca and the contract will ! awarded n accordance with Departmental memorandum of January 8, 1144. Cop let of thlf memorandum are nn file at the office of tha Superintendent, Kin math Agency, Oregon, and may be referred In upon requett. The contract will a pacify that all detlgnatrd timber thall be cut and removed front the unit on or before March .11, 1047. Kor coplea of the contract, regulation, blankt for aubmlaalon of bid, and other Informa tion annlv to the Htiuarlntendent. Klam ath Agency, Oregon. Dated thl 17th Coffee on the trail Build the f're Indian style small. Put thi-.e stones around It on which to set your coffeepot. If you haven't o pot, a can will do. The flames should be only about six inches hlfth. Use clear spring water and it must be quite cold. Use the usual table spoon of M.J.D to each cup of water. Bring to a boll and then remove the pot Instantly. Pour In half a cup of cold water to settle the grounds, let your coffee cool and then, oh man! Just be sure to use the coffee you can't make bad cup of , . . M.J.BI Dr. Black Reports MaJ. Nell F. Illaek, Klamath Kill In physi cian and surgeon, who spent a MUilny leave at his homo afler duly Willi tho Mill air force in Iho European Ihcnler of opera tions, has reported at Korl J)ix, N. .1. There the 1'IDIh Liberator bomber group, for which he 1 chief fllghl surgeon, will be proc essed and reassigned for duty. Ma). Illaek vlslled Washington eiirotlte to fin I Uix, Returns I'vt. Leslie Dunn, son of Mr, and Mrs. II. 1', Dunn of 47'lll S. IHIi, was home on fur lough recently anil left lal week for Denver, where he Is receiv ing treatment for n broken arm and shoulders sustained In a parachute Jump. I'vt. Dunn ex pects to be discharged soon. Major Surgory Mrs, Dewey Powell, former Klumiilh Fall resldenl, underwent major sur gery Tlnimlny at Klamath Val ley hospital and is doing an well as can he expected. In Hospital Dr. II. J. Win ters, former Klamath Falls Jew eler and optometrist, now of I.akevlew, Is recovering from tt major operation at Klamatll Val ley hospital, Buslnoss Trip Mr. and Mrs. I.neo Gregory and daughter, .1 ml v Itae, have returned from u business trip which took them to i'ortland, Seattle and Helling-ham. Congregational C h u r c h Chaplain Graham Cillmer of tho Marine llarraeks, will he tl if speaker lit the Community Con gri'gallonul church on Sunday. July 211, al 11 a. in. Ills subject will be "Life Aboard an Aircraft Carrier In Wartime." Moving to Klamath Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ilerglund have left for their home In Cixpillle, after a visit wllh their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Itoekholt. They plan to return and make their home in Klamiilh Kails as soon as n house Is available. Short Visit Sgl. Ilaarhy Ilechcn, Klamath man who is on furlough from the army, Is Ir'.rre again for n short visit. He In al the home of Mr. mid Mrs. K.ni'l llamaker. Recovering Cilen Pennington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pen nington of (1114 Victory drive, is Improving al Klamath Valley hospital lifter undergoing major surgery. Father Passes .Sarah Gibson Kirby of Oiidale. Calif., and for mer Klamath Kalis resident, has told friends hero of the death of her father in Portland. Visitor Ilia lUillack, former Klamath county welfare staff worker, who is now with tho lied Cross at Stockton, Calif., vhiled friends hero this week. S-Sgt. Everetr Gets Discharge SSgl. Donald Everett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Whitlock, Is home from Kuropc and has been discharged with lit) points. Sgl. Everett has been overseas for four and a half years, and was wllh the Canadian army in Scot land at the lime of Pearl Harbor. He was then transfer red to the American army and was stationed In the provost marshal's office in London. Afler D-Day he was the head sergeant In charge of the provost marshal's office in Paris. lie was discharged at Fort Lewis on June 20. Firemen To Burn Off Vacant Lots Vacant lots will be burned off by tliu fire department crews starting on Tuesday of next week, according to Keith Am brose, city fire chief. Grass In the lots has not been burned so far bemuse it has been green longer than usual this year due to the late heavy rains in the spring. VisitingMrs. Donald Van nico and small daughter have gono to Ml. Vernon for an ex tended visit with the Ed Vannlcc family. raatt:ittmttm:nittti!:tttt!::tt:tttitttf:i PHOTOS While u Wait XovcHIvh Soiivvnirn Grectlnfl i'urdti Comoros Rented and Repaired BUD'S 1031 Main Phone 3586 imatmtttmmmttmmtttmtmnttm NEW- Shipment of The M'amouH ROGUE SPORT SHIRTS In the new shades of tan, cream, blue Weyerhaeuser ! The camp dunce was attended by a large crowd Saturday night. Those attending from out of camp were: Mr. und Mrs. Sween ey and Mr. and Mrs, Converse, from Pinehurst, and Mr. and Mrs. Christy from Klamath Falls. The monthly meeting of the card club will be held August li at 1:110 p. in., with Mrs, Ilensen. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Unrriek are leaving camp and moving to town to live. Mr. and Mrs. Les Ileum and family have moved to a ranch near Dairy. Among camp women attend ing canning1 sciiool in Klamath Fails this week were: Mrs. Good, Mrs. McLaren, Mrs. West Pres eotl, Mrs. Hensen, Mrs. Crulk shank. Two former residents. Mrs. Claude Hollingworth and Mrs. Hal Ogle were there. A new Sunday school has started in charge of Mrs. Charley Davis. A new shipment of books has arrived at the library, which is open every Monday night from 7 to 8 p. m. Victor Holms is on a business trip to San Francisco. While he Is gone Casper Thompson is working his shift. Juveniles Admit Petty Thefts Here One 14-year-old boy and an other 15, were picked up by members of the sheriff's office and state police lust night for breaking and entering, and turned over to Juvenile officers. The older boy admitted break ing into Lien's Cash store on the Keno road on July 13. The two boys confessed making illegal entries Into the Junction Serv ice station and Leah's drive-in at the Weyerhaeuser junction on July 25. They also admitted taking two bridles, a pair of spurs, Ihsfo rope, hand axe, and a tractor from a ranch owned by A. C. Farnsworth near Round lake. All tho property taken from Farnsworth was recovered. Cigarettes and loose chupg;; were 'stolen In thu other three thefts, iiotli boys aru being held in tho county Jail, Boy Injured When Struck By Auto Larry Wade, 11, son of Mrs. Huldah Wude, 4730 Shasta way, sustained some broken ribs Thursday at 0:30 p. rn., while riding a bicycle when be was struck by a car driven by Lloyd M. Miller, 1540 Ilomedale. The accident Occurred at the inter section of Hope and Shasta way. He was taken to the Hillside hospital by his mother and his condition was reported good to day by hospital authorities. Hans Norland Auto Insuranco. Phone 6060. 3 Men Plead "Not Guilty" To Charges Frank and Fred Baty pleaded not guilty in Justice court Thurs day to a charge of assault and battery. They allegedly assault ed and beat John Wilcher, the complaining witness, on July 22. Bail was set at $25 apicco by Justice J. A. Mahoney and both men posted bail. Gust Demetrakos also pleaded not guilty in Justice court yes terday to assault and buttery i charges. The complaint was Friday, July 27, 194S HERALD AND NEWS rlV signed by Carrol L. Campliiln and tho alleged beating oc curred on July 21. Demotrnkos posted $25 ball. Both coses wero set for trial Monday by Mahon ey. Classified Ads Bring Results. Boot Breeches For work or sport $3.95 up OREGON WOOLEN A 800 Main Half-Wool UNION SUITS OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main STARTS SUN! ., THC MOVn Of IHI L TIW-HODIAK-BM ' YU...tlMi!y JB0 a x ciMTW o nouai' ESQUIRE - TOWER AT BOTH THEATRES GRACE MASKE, recently with Muriel Shop . . . (formerly known as Elk Beauty Salon) is now located at our shop. 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