Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 12, 1945, Page 7, Image 7

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    OUR BOARDING HOUSB
with
MAJOR HOOPLI
OUT OUR WAY
Ffldiiy, Oct. 12, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
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M.Y COOSlNl f$2t
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Columbia River Packers associa
tion were not skilled craftsmen
and consequently not eligible
for separata bargaining. . The
majority of workers In tha plants
are members of the CIO Colum
bia River Fishermen's Protec
tive union,
The petition was brought by
the AFL International Union ol
Operating Engineers.
MIND fX
AE PERF.ECTLV rSNA,R.E
3ARMIS USED
i
MV MrXtR. IS Kb NVTURrM.
TO TlW HIS
POMPADOUR.
CJL5ESTION4,
AS PRAIRIE GRVS
NO.BOVS.IKi REAsLITY
VvMEtO KB
How corAe
HOLLYWOOD HPo OFFERED YvPkS HIDIN&
Salvaged fats, no Important In
iviii', lira most liiipnrtiint also In
the reconversion program,
cording lo Wlnnlfrvd K, Cillliin,
TH6 FrXD&D
rA& K PA.B0L003 SUfW. J OUT FROrA
MME ? DID
TO PLWY THE OVJ
YOU DROP
MASTER," AMD X'M.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 (IF)
The national labor relations
board today dlsmbised an AFL
petition to become Bargaining
agent for operating engineers In
tun Actnrlfl fieh rtnklncr nlanl.
,VOUK- V0O
homo demonstration iigMit. It In
u nl I It d ly Hint (in v apprtielublo
itipply of oils will be received
(rum arc ii ii surrendered by tha
EY.PeRliV6KTlrAC3 ,
FLOUR.
Tho term "Kaffir," used to
cover all natives In South Af
rica, came down from the East
Coast by way of the Portuguese
and Is an Arab word meaning
"unbeliever."
if
Japuneso for some Unio to come,
lie observed.
The board rulecTthat operating
engineers In the two plants
Paragon Packing company and
Tha fut salvage program must
bo continued fur lliu present, The
wiir production b o u r d In von
corned thut there bo no let-down
THE TOWN SHOP
In tha drlvo (or muxlintim used'
(nl collections, Mrs, Glllcn lo
uorled.
llutchers In Kliiniutli Fulls
who luiva hud no regular pick-up
fur milviiuud fiit, 11 m y conduit
Mm. Ulluin at lliu fedurul build
inn, phone B181,
iALVAGED FATS
STILL IMPORTANT
. . . BY J. R. WILLIAMS
V THEY COULDW'T Y THAT'S rJOTHIN'--A
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BUT A LITTLE POINTS ANY J FOUNDERED
I
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JLA BY MONTH SOU EVER. f TH' SAME-- V-lTT
J TH' HAM IS I SEE- A GRAlW- v I'LL BE SUS- J---M
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nJ'vS LITTLE HOR.SE 1 THEY'RE) ALL MEAT
M THICKER'N S NEVER. TH J FOR, A gis 1
THICKER. J I SAME r-rfkt i-OYiO I
, l. HEPOES ARE MADE. -MOT BORM .,V.'..i...a J
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Tillamook Blaze
Clouds City Water
FOREST CrtOVIS, Oct. J2 (')
A system to provent cloudy wa
ter by-product o( tho giant
Tlllnmook flro from running
out of Forest Grove faucets la
almost coninlcte.
Kin co 1 1 10 fciro.il flro, thin
town's water supply drawn
from ash-filled streams In the
burned areu him boon cloudy
A 1400-foot stretch of clKhWnch
plpo Is now bolnit In let to' Deep
crook, which w not in llio
burned area, Tha system will en
able the water department to
nut otr vii I von from clouded
creeks.
The marriages of mime African
mi 1 1 von lire Inc vllnbly tied up
with entile, so many being puld
jor cacn main.
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RtflNCirY-PACKCO SlIQT
IN MOISTUMt- A
Rf SISTANI A ,
" CMTONJ mn
ORANUIATID
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SEATTLE, Oct. 12 W) Boe
ing Alrcnift compuny todHy an
nouncod It was recalling em
ploye to reauma production of
whut romalnn of its B-20 Super
fortrosn contract.
"Compuny cstlmnlcii call for
1000 direct-production workers
and (100 tool-fnbrlcatlon em
ploye being buck on the lob at
piuiu i oy wovemuer jo, naici
Oiiurotlonii Mnnnger R. A. Noulo.
"It U iMtlmatcd thut between :iU0
and -100 factory workers will be
back at tne Kenton plum by tnc
latter pin t of December."
The main floor of plant 2
here Is being cleared for Jigs of
tne L-W7 miilinry-trnn.iporl ver
sion of the R-20, so final anscnv
biles of B-2DS will be done at
Kenton. Plant 2 fabrication
shops are starting work on ex
perimental and modification
parts and some C-B7 orders.
WEATHER
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Htramnle , 11
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Hen 10
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NORTHERN CAMFOnNIA Clmr to
day, Innlcht nd Hattirctny. lt(liif dny
(tin Umporatiiret. rug on eoaiL, MoU
trata wtndi o(( coat.
ORKOON Ctnttdv with nrcaalonal
rirlrxl an cnail and north of Rm burg
net parllr rlotidy lMwhn today, to
niftit and Sflttjrdfiy. Llltl chnnt7 of
Umiwraltir enrppt rooUr towaru Co
lumbia, CiAntlit variable wind off col
boromlnff aoutherly.
H.r For A Limited Star
With skill and linearity,
Dr. R. P. Aloxandtr sarvai
tha paopla of tha North-
wast araa. Lllca tha othar qr, n, p. ALE7ANDER
mambara of Columbiana
staff of optometrists. Dr.
Alaxandar raallias tha
naad for guarding precious
eyas and keeping tham fit.
NO CHARGI FOR
IYI EXAMINATION
7 REGISTERED
OPTOMETRIST!
Br. SM a. NtlM
Of, su o, nmm nr.
Bf. O. J, MIM
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DANCELAND
SIS Klamath Ave..
Muslo by Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies
Adm. BOo each person, incl. tax.
Potatoes
CIIICAOO, Oct, 11 (API (UBDAI
PouImii Arrival! 1, on Irsck 100, to
ut U. I. ihlpratnu loos.
New Block: Bupplltf modrtc. D
mand ilow, marktl about ateady (or bt
alocka. weak lor other alooka, Idaho Itua
.01 Uurlianka, U, fl No. 1, IX17-S3.W;
Waihlnslon IIUMel BurUanka, U. S. No.
I. Boulh Uakula Ullaa Triumph.,
I. H Ntt. I, waihed s Oil Mlnneaola and
Norlh rlakola HlUa Trlumpha. ooinrntr.
rial. Il.oo.tioo; Cohlilera, commercial,
I. HO; Wlaconiln Clilppawai, U. S. No, 1,
LIVESTOCK
DENVKR. Oct. U (API MJSDA
ttntablo i lite p I'J.tm, total 10. 000;
laughter lm( moatly atwdy to weak
com par ad with Thunday'a beat klnda;
seven duuhlea choice Colorado! 14.00
lightly sorled. 12 duubtea at 13.73 i-o
lightly aorifd; few load goodchoice
U.40; slaughter twil steady to strong,
four doubles strlotly good -choice U8 lb.
ewes, fall-atiorn rielia S.50 to killers: beat
truck Ine 5 ; nothing dona on amall
tupply feeding lambs offered.
south ban Knlu7ciiw:o. Oct. 1J
(AI'itUHDAl Salable cattle 2Mi good
steers ehtent; ateer ami heifer steady.
Cows M-W cents lower; medium-good
aleers 15 00-16 7S: heifers 13.OlM.V2A:
good cowt 11.5012: cnrnmongood range
cow BtM'll.U; canner-cuttere fl.00-6.00;
common-good sausage bulls 10.00-12 tK);
aaleble calves i2Y, week's lop 13.34;
bulk common medium 11.0013 30.
Salable ltogs 23; market firm: good
choice barrows and gilts 18.00: odd-good
sows 13.03.
Salable sheep 300: market firm; bulk
good-choice lambs 13.33-73; common-good
ewei 2 &0-323.
CHICAGO. Oct. 12 (APt-iUSDAl
Salable hogs 2.300, tola. S.ooo: acilvti and
fully steady; good and choice barrows
and gliu at MO-1 rx. up at the 14.ua cell
ing; good and choice tows at 14.10; com
pie la clearance.
Salable rattle 2.000. total 3.300: salable
calves MO. Intel (too; a loads choice
112o t2B3 lb. fed steers J n 00. these fully
atffldy, with lower grade scarce and
about steady; supply largely cows and
low grade butcher cattle: plain he Iters
dull, weak: cows steady to weak, spot
13 to 23 centa lower: bulls about steady;
vealers weak and slaughter calvee scal
ing JMO lb, upward In narrow demand at
week's decline: odd lot medium and
good short fed i tee re 14 00-16 23. few
loads i nor t fed heifers 18.73 down; bulk
runner, cutter, and common beef cows
7.00-1030; practical tup weighty sausage
bulla 12,40; fairly broad week-end clear
ance of stock era and feeders.
PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 12 (API
aiBDAt Salable cattle 10. total 100;
salable calves 23: mostly a cleanup mar
ket with scattered sales steady to weak:
few throw-out 4-H club steers 18.00-30;
week's top steers 16 30; odd cutter heif
er today B.73: canner-cutter cows sal
able 6.00-7.30; few medium beef cow up
to 10.50; medium-good grade . calves
1. 0O-13.00; choice vcaler quotable to
14 00.
Salable hog none, total 330: market
quotable steady; barrows and gilts sal
able 18.&0: sows 13.03; few feeder plgf
unsold; choice under 100 lb. weight
round 11.80.
Salable and total sheep 23: good-choice
lamb lacking: aatable 12.00-50; week'
extreme top 13,00; few shorn lambs
10.80: good ewes 4.00.
LEGAL NOTICES
SKCOND CITATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THK
STATU OK ORKOON FOR THE COUN
TY OK KLAMATH.
IN THK MATTER OP THE ESTATE OF
THOMAS J. STEWARD. Deceaied.
TO: Ira T. Steward; Ren D. Rogers;
uora Lj. wuion; narvey .tvBiewera;
Gera M. Odell: Earl A. Steward:
Mnudle R. Griffith; Ora K. Steward;
Riley N. Steward; EtU M, Wright;
and each of you;
A aaeond oetltlon ha vine been filed In
the above entitled matter by Earl Red
man. Administrator, praying for an or-
aer oi me -oun fuinoniini nim ie
m hi
the real property belonging to this
oemg
fully Ln-
estate and tha Court
formea;
IN THE NAME OF THK STATU Or
OREGON, you and each of you are
hereby cited and required to appear In
this matter within ten days from the
date of service of tbl citation upon
you 1( served within Klamath County,
Oregon; or If eerved In any other county
in the State of Oregon within twenty
day from the date of the service of
this citation upon you; or If served by
publication within twenty-eight days
from the date of the first publication
thereof, to show cause, if any exist,
why an order of sale should not be made
author. ring ld Administrator to sell at,
public auction for cash the real property
belonging to this estate, to the highest
bidder therefor; and upon failure to
receive at said auction sale a bid of at
least as much as the a Id property is
appraised for. the bid, If any. be de
clined and the property be (hereafter
sold at private sale for cash: aald pro
perty being described as follows;
A portion of the SE'i of the NWr
of Sec. 2. Twp. 39 6.. Range 9 E.W.M..
described aa follow: Beginning at a
point on the South boundary of Mid
SEV4 or NWV4, 403 feet cut of the
Southwest corner of said SEMi of
NWlt, thence north and parallel to the
West hne of said 6EV of NWV, 1020
feet to the Southwest Corner of the
tract herein conveyed, being the place
of beginning of this description; thence
from said place of beginning east and
parallel to ine nonn una oi miq
6El or WW vi IDA teen inence norm
and parallel to the Wet line of said
oi n w Yt, imu ie; wenc wai
VVT
October Sunset
summarizes
good and bad
features of
DDT. Read it
and be safe.
S i '
Fruit Cakes For
Christmas
For that homelike atmosphere for
the boys over there include one of
our fruit cakes, generously filled
with fruit and riuts, which have been
properly aged to give If that extra
goodness and mellowness. These
qualities which only time can bring. .
Also for the family at "home, we
have an assortment of cakes, cook
ies, donuts and rolls. Our pastries
are baked by specialists with years
of experience and our products re
flect that experience,
KLAMATH'S FINEST
and parallel to the north lint of Mid
Ittv oi nwvi va xeei; inence wum
and parallel to the west line of said
SEV of NWV,, 100 feet to the place
of beginning; subject to Irrigation
right of ways and easement of record,
all In Klamath County, Oregon.
Lot eleven '10 of Block three hun
dred three (303, Darrow Addition to
the City of Klamath Fall, Klamath
County, Oregon.
Lot twelve 12 of Block three hun
dred four (304r, Darrow Addition to
the City of Klamath JalU, Klamath
County, Oregon.
A hearing on said second petition to
For
Commercial
Refrigeration
SALES and SERVICE
See .
Kerl Urquhart
Refrigeration
Equipment Co.
611 Klamath
Phone .6455
aell real property la act for the hour of
eleven o'clock In the forenoon of the
3lh day of November. 1945. at the Court
Room of the above entitled Court In
Klamath Talla. Oreson.
WITNESS, the Honorable David H.
Vanrienhere. Judffe of the above en
titled Court, with the aeal of raid Court
affixed true 23lh day of September. 1043.
DAVID n. VANDENHERG,
Circuit Judge.
Allot-
Chaa. T. DcLap. County Clerk.
By Geneva Garland, Deputy.
fSEALi
S. 28: O. 5-12-19-28 No. 208.
Troy V. Cook
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