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DRAFT TAKES
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LOCAL MEN
Inductees from board 0110 and
two will moot at tho Southern
Tiiclflo depot ot JO p, m., Tuos
tiny, Annual 21, according to His
elective service bourd. Induc
tion Hutu were chunged titter the
Jupiineno surrender and mimes
of men over 2(1 were tukon tiff.
Those reporting Tuesday night
ro ua follows:
Board 1 '
WIIIIiiiiik, Jerome H Portland.
Hullcy, Urucc McAtoo, Ulft N.
Oth.
Doxtor, Wnltor K 1410 Mur
tin. Nordwall, Alton R., Guymon,
Ok hi.
Stevenson, Rhuo II., P. O. Box
1IS7.
Ciny. Cnlvln C. All Jefferson.
Wullonburn, Leo F., 3001
Brond.
Board 2
Cuddnn, Roy S., 2403 Wont
lund. Bucll, Robert E., 300 Conimor
clnl. Letches, Chnunccy M,, Box
, 103. Modoe Point,
t Rhoodes, Hllllc J Rt. 3, Box
222.
LEGAL NOTICES
hOTU It Or INTKNT tO HM.I, NATION
AL rOHKHT UMIILU
Noll la hereby given thai the Korea!
rvic plane, lor the furtherance of Hit
war oiniri, iu een to nmiey lAtft
a'" .wnvmny ni niamaui valla, Urea1 oil,
without cuiiiilltl(iit, m aulhgrlrrd uituer
Ilia ruii War I'uwni Act a ltd al Dtr
apuralard ralea alaiil below, lht tlitiher
ueieinaiter ue.iriiwti. All pertona hav
In a legitimate Inleiasi should axpreaj
that lltlerett (ullv to lha Meemtial r.r,
tier, llo 4137. Portland H, Oregon, nol
later than Auguat 30, ltM3.
LOCATION AND AMOUNT: Al) Hit
merchantable tlmler, live or Ud,
marked for culling un about 3W0 arret
of National "ot ail land lit two unltt at
Indicated on a map attached to I he
timber tala agreement. It nil I of about
i.hju acres in Bra, 3. 3, 4. 0. 10. ll. H
l.i and Id. T. 33 a.t It. 11 K , In the
-riiran uu unit, nogu itiver Ha
llonal "oretl. Oregon, estimated to Im
g.OUU.OUO feel DM, mora or laat. of
pondero. pint, and l.uuu.uoo tat 11 M ,
iniirt or leva, of wltlla fir and olner
a pec lee; Unit II of about 1700 acre in
Kac. 1, T. 30 U , R. a K.: bee. 3o, T. 3i
b . R. S r ; Here, ft and b. T. J b . H.
t C ; ttara lit and 33. T. 31 H , It. tt K ,
W W , in lha I'eliran llutta Unit, llugue
Klvtr National Korea!. Oregon, attlmaiad
to (hi 7.IUU.UUU feat fl M., mora or let..
01 ponueroea pine, ana .uti,uuu feel
B M , mora or lata, of while fir and
Otnar aperies or taw timber.
RTUMI'AOR HATtH tV prPOfllTfl:
Th alHivt dearrlhed II m bar hat been
appraUed at the following raiat par M
feet II M.. 5rrlbnr Decimal C Log
fleale: fait I. pondenxa pint o 00; wltlla
fir and other tperla 13.00; Unit II, pott,
derota pine ta.oo; whlta fir and other
airlee $1 73 hi addition lo the price
of the alurnpage, a deposit of 30 per
M feat I) M for lha total cut of timber
under the terme of the agreement will
be required lo cover the rotl of eleth
tlitpoeal, and a dapotlt of 0 10 per M
feel S M. for the loUl fut of timber
under lha terms of the agreement will It
required 10 cover in coti or ire plant'
Inr. aaed sowing and tlmtter aland itn
Drovetnetil work mi the area rul nvir.
MANtfrACTDnit; The Umber detcribed
anau n aoin and deliverer! to the Heal
frt Liimlar Corpora lion of Klamath
rtllt, their aurrtort or' attlgitt, for
Vimifariur into 4umMr producia,
INFOHMATION: The nrnnoted con
Iran, lha natla of appraltal and the bat la
for. making th aala without com petti Ion
r available for Int pert Ion al the ottlct
of th nffionl for la r, forcal Service,
-oriiann. uregon. ,
Au, 30-37 No, ItS.
Tin 11. Howard S,, 2400 Apple-
guto.
Douuim, Mutton M., 5702 Indo-
pUIKldllL'O,
Chudwluk, Doutflus E Bly.
Vlelru, Kdwln K.( lit. 1, Box
100,
Cruln, Jmnnfi, Clillonuln,
SniKi'iint, Clifford Fort
Klmniilli.
JUBILEE HELD II
At.TUH AS Modoc county
ci'lubriitccl the opeuliiK of the
lioimu 1-nliu Box conipuny'a mill
wltli dedlcutlnii c(riuinoiilc to
tho lumber Inleruata in tho coun
ty, Biiturduy.
Ileiuled hy tho Sherlff'a Poano
of Lnkitvlew, a huge piirnde wiih
held throuuh the alreeta of A Kur
il to the mill where the dedica
tion norvlccs were held.
A trip through the mill whilo
in operation, the breaking of a
bottle of chnmpiigno by Mra,
Phillip MeKcnncy, wife of tho
mayor of Allurim, tulka by Nov
iiclii, Oregon mid California lum-bcrnii-n
mid n burbcciin of natlvo
ateer mid pork, ended tho fcativl-th-K.
Kormer Ciovornor Morley
Grlswold, Nevada, told tho large
gathering that the opening of
thin mill waa Juat tho atiirt of
larger operatloua to come to tills
city.
LEGAL NOTICES
Norii'r or mnai. aciodnt
notick in iirrir.nv OIVRN that I
have filed my final acrnunt at admin-lalrator-wllh
wlll-anilf wed of the aala
of KINONI.KV OKOIIt;K DUNN, alto
known at Klngiley (, Dunn, alto known
aa K. fi. On nn, pereated. and Ihe judge
of th Circuit Court of th Stale of
Oregon, for Klamath County, hat fixed
ten nVtnck In (he forenoon of flaptemlr
41 It, MHA, and Ihe courtroom of laid
court In Ihe rntirlhout at Klamath
fall. Oregitn. aa th time and place
when and where any per ton niay pre
trni any ohjrrilona or axcepdona In any
Ihlng therein coitlalned. and at aald
time and plar th Court will finally
actll aald arrount,
I.. OMTH HIBKMOMK,
Admlnlalralor-with-will -annexed,
of the Katate of KINOHLRY
fiROIK.r DUNN, alao known aa
Kingtlev fi, Dunn, alao known
at K (. Dunn.
Jy, M; Au. 0-13-20-27 No, 171.
CITATION
in tiik rincuiT rouiiT or Tiir
RTATF Or OIIKOON IN AND rOR
TIIK COUNTY Or KLAMATH
In lha Mailer of lha Adoption
of
WAIinr.N LeftOY MrMAHAN.
A Minor
To rranclt P. MrMahan. father ftf
in above named Warren LHoy Mc
Mahan. O reeling
IN THE NAME OF THE RTATX Of
OHKiOH. You ar hereby riled to ap
pear in lha above entitled court In th
court room thereof, at Klamath Falla,
Oregon, on or be for Auguat tt, 1043,
and ahow raute. If any ther be. why
thla court thould not decree th adop
tion of Warren Leltoy MrMahan by
rrank W. Hltrhle and l.ydla fi. Itllrhl.
hutband and wife, and that hla nam
be changed to Warren IRoy nitchl.
WITNr.fiH the Honorable David R.
Vandenberg. Judge of Ihe above court,
with Ihe aeal of aald court affixed, thla
20th day of Julv. lofl.
DAVID R. VANDENnr.nO,
'ftr.AU Circuit Judge
Altetl;
Chat r Delp, County Clark.
Iy Evalyn Tlerre, Deputy.
Jy. XI'M; AU. 0 U-30. No. lno
' lllnf anil ilob of minor
FAVORITE !"." 'W"ni r"t
wttb Metuna, tbeaooth
F0R40 YEARS ini. nxxllcatid pomitr.
INDUSTRY TO
RELIEVE
WAR
PUNT JOBLESS
SALEM, Aug. 20 The
aluto unemployment compensa
tion commisaion auld today thut
it "fulr proportion" of pcraona
laid off by war iuduatrlcs will
bo able to get jobs immediately
In lumbering, transportation and
food proceaulng Induatrlca.
"Uecituao of V-J Day coming
in the mldal of Oregon's busiest
season," the commlsxion said,
"tho unemployment load prob
ably will not reach its height for
several month.
"Tho unemployment acrvlco
luia listed thoiiaiinda ot Jobs with
cunnerles, railroads, lumber and
logging firms and other indus
tries, They arc prepured to of
fer work In accord with tho dis
placed person's skill and experi
ence." The commission advised that
workers should accept tho best
Jobs available, even though tho
pay might be a little less.
The commission now has al
most $73,000,000 to pay unem
ployment benefits, which range
from $10 to $18 a week for from
five to 20 weeks In any year.
The number of Americans un
der 25 years of ago who' are
drowned each year is the. equiv
alent of tho normal complement
of 30 U. S. navy destroyers.
OBITUARIES
CilI.fir.RT LOU IB COON
Gilbert Iiula Coon, a realdent of thla
rlty for the paat 13 ynart, pnaicd away
here Saturday, Auguat If). IU43 at ft:lft
p. m. Ha waa a native of Hltedd. Ore.,
and waa aged B3 year. 4 moniha and
30 dayt at th time of hla patting. He
la aiirvlved by hla wife. Kllxa Coon,
Klamath Falla; four daughtera, Mra. C,
A. Hellowa and Mra. Vernon Wilton.
Klamath Falla, Mra. Frank Church, Ath
laud, Mra, Hubert Meade, Oregon City;
three sunt, Norman 1. Coon, Cm ma a Val
ley, J. D. Coon, Itoaeburg, Lloyd Coon.
Klamath Falla; a alaler, Mrt. George
Clinton. Itoaeburg: ID grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren. Th remain
real In Ward'a Klamath Funeral Homo.
"33 High, where frlenda may call.
Funeral aervlcea will b held In th
Camaa Valley church Wedncaday. Au
guat 33. 115. at 3 p. m. Committal
ervlrca and Interment will follow in
th Camaa Valley cemetery. Ward'a
Klamath Funeral Home la In charge of
arrangement.
flUHTAV HERMAN f ( HmfCK
Guaiav Herman Eechtbeck. a realdent
of Klamath Falla for th patt HI yeara.
pa aed away In Eugen. Or., Sunday.
Auguat 10, 1043. He waa a natlv of
Germany and waa aged U yaara, lo
montha and II days at th time of hla
Ratting. II U aurvlved by hla daughter,
Ira. Donald Webater, Tulelake. Calif.;
a aon, Walter Eacheberk, Klamath Falls
and four grandchildren. Funeral aerv
Iret will b held Tueaday, Auguat 31.
1043. ,al 3 p. m. In the chapel of Ward'a
Klamalh Funeral Home, B23 High, with
the Itev, David Darnell, nattor of th
Flnt Pretbyterlan church of this city,
officiating. Commitment services and
Interment will follow In I.lnkvlll cem
etery. Frlenda ar reapcctfully invited
to attend th aervlcea.
Slnglt or Double
TIN COATS & PANTS
Famous Hlrsch-Walsa
OREGON WOOLEN
800 Main
Portland Youth
Drowns In Lake
PORTLAND, Aug. 20 ti'i
Clarence Lung, 17, Portland,
drowned In Blue luke yeaterduy
about 100 feet from lund, deputy
sheriffs reported toduy.
After swimming to a bout oc
cupied by two other boya, the
youth turned to awlm buck. Dis
regarding warnings of his
friends, ho dived, camo up once
and sank, deputies said.
Mike Uuwson, lifeguurd, re
covered tho body. Lung was the
son of Mrs. Ida Lung, Portland.
Laborers Needed
At Filming Site
MEDFORD, Aug, 20 M'l
Waitresses, mulds and general
laborers are needed ut the film
ing site for "Canyon Passage,"
Ernest Huycox's story o curly
Jacksonville days.
The Unlvcrsul studio group
will move Into tho Diamond luke
urea September 4 and Lodge
Manager George Howard said
his resort Is short of help.
Brian Donlevy, Susan Ifay
ward and Andy Dcvlne will play
leads in tho color film produc
tion. .
VITAL STATISTICS
JONEH-Born at Klamalh Valley hos
pital, Klamath Falla, Or., on Auguit
30, 104.1. to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E.
Jonea, Bonanza, a boy. Weight; 7 pounds
S ounrea.
KOitJOLLA Born at Klamalh Valley
hotpltal. Klamath Falla, Ore., on Auguat
30, HUS, lo Mr. and Mra. Walno H.
Korjolla, Hprague River, a girl, Weight:
4 pounds 2K't ouncet.
IlOWMAN Horn at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamalh Falla, Ore., on Auguat
10. 1043. to Mr. and Mra, B. M, Bowman,
3330 Cottage, a girl. Weight: 0 pound
3 ounrea.
THILL Born at Klamath Valley hot
pltal, Klamath Falls, Ore,, on Auguit
IU. 1043, to Mr. and Mra. A, E. Trill,
4013 Shasta way, a boy. Weight: A
pounds 3 ouncea.
KHANT2 Born at Hillside hoaplUl.
Klamalh Falls, Or., on August 10. IfMS,
In Mr. and Mrs, Charles W, Krantz,
Tulelake, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 7
ounces.
KI. LIS Born at ifltlalde hospital,
Klamath rails, Ore., on August 10, 1043,
to Mr. and Mr. Jamea T. Fills. 4.16
Jefferson, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds
B'i ounces.
HCOTT Bom at Dependent's Clinic.'
Marin Barracks, Klamath Falla, Or., on
Auguat 10, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
K. Scott. Eaplanad courts, a boy.
Weight: 8 pounda 3 ouncea.
HOUNE-Born at Klamath Valley hos
pital, Klamalh Falla, Ore., on August
10. 1043, to Mr. and Mra. Melvln Houa.
3610 Boardmen, a boy. Weight: S
pounda 3'j ounrea.
KINGSBURY Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls, Or., on Augutt
10. 1043. to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Klnga
bury. 134 N. 3rd. a boy. Weight: 0
pounds 3 ounce.
GRESHAM, Ore., Aug. 20 Wi
A young mother and her two
children were burned to deatli
when a kitchen stove exploded
in a rural homo here yesterday,
engulfing the home In flames
before the father could rescue
his family.
The dead: Marie Dillard, 20,
Charles, two years, and Thur
mun, eight months.
J. D. Dillard, 22, was critical
ly burned when he tried to en
ter a bedroom window to save
the children. His wife's body
wus found on tho kitchen floor.
Sheriff's Officer Clorko Lar
sen reported the stove was an
oil-wood type. Dillard was not
expected to live.
WAR PLANT CLOSES
BAKER, Aug. 20 MI'i Wur
end cancellations closed the
Baker War Industries, Inc., plant
hero but Baker Wood Products
company, also on war work, ex
pected to divert products Into
civilian goods immediately.
During the Gold Rush In
1840, people were so anxious
to reach California that they
not only paid $1000 for a ticket,
but offered to work on tho
boat without pay.
Acid Indigestion
Vttmi tutu lUMSMb aW rattt painful, tuffnett
Ml in. tour etoeiwb ao4 (Manhunt, owtora otually
STttrrlbe ia f utttl-trtlni nedltlnea known far
rrnfrfotatile reHtf aawJUlnat Ilka tfwie tn Bll-ana
TaMeu. No laiatlre. DaU-ana brlnsi ronifoet la
Il07errat4trnbottlto us for dotal tutus eacg. 26a.
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ity, no tlgnlag aales slip.
BmaJI don payment snd
monthly repayment. Canal
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Recent tnedlea report reveal that an
amaafnr number of children and grown
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This special drug- ti the vital Ingredteht
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and they act In apaelai way to remote
J'Jn-Worms,
Bo If you aospect this usW Infection, aak
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