Black Bantam Pet Proves
That Perseverance Pays
PORT KLAMATH, Ore. This
a Uie story 01 a wnu niue-icar-old
boy and his pet black ban
in m hen. The pet chicken was
riven to Utile Clark Roedcr of Fort
klainath by his uncle, Kenneth
arlcco of Klamath Falls, and has
ived a pa pered existence In a
" Ittle coop and house built for It
)y Clark In the rear of his parents
Jrocerv store here. She Is pared for
Jally by her owner, who often car
JlM the tame little hen around in
am arms. .
e Several veeks afto nls (trnna
atlier. Charles J. Brlcco. bought
Oregon Cadets
Commissioned
WE8T POINT, N. Y.. June 2 (.ft
(Ive Oregon men are among caneta
raduathtg from the United States
llllUry academy June 3.
They are:
' Robert D. Peckham, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Peckham of Swiss
Home, a cadet sergeant, who will be
commissioned a second lieutenant In
the armored cavalry.
? Kenneth Hatch, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nick K. Hatch, Florence, cadet
ilrst sergeant, to be commissioned a
ccond lieutenant In the corps of en
gineers. t. ni,lle(Hiiv rnn nf Mr nnri
f,1rs. Ous Deltstraty. Portland, cadet
lieutenant, to be commissions a
econd lieutenant In the armored
tavalry.
I John M. Miller, son of Mr. and
Sirs. Charles H. Miller. Portland, to
be commissioned a second lieutenant
4n the Infantry.
! Howard L. Sargent Jr.. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard L. Sargent, La
Orailde, cadet captain and a cadet
torn p ail v commander, to be commis
sioned a second lieutenant in the
jforps of engineers.
1
Men 17 to 40, you can Join the
Volunteer Inactive naval reserve and
ind still remain a lOOt civilian. All
active part that you may choc: in
this organization is entirely on a
volunteer basis.
' SJTNOPSIS tT ANNTJAI.
STATEMENT
Wot the year endmi December n.
1944
fef the Phoenl Inatirance Ctmpw
"of Hartford, tn the State et Con-
nectleut made to the Insurance
' cSnSl of the State of Ore-
son. pursuant to law: ,
INCOME
NH premlmn. weivf I 1.1M,SS1 t
Total tntereat. cllvldenda
and real ..tat. to- ,,,,111M
Income front ether
source
980.54 JM
Total Income S!tlJ
Wet amount paid for
losaes
1 7 .864 33. 1
444.38S.tt
1.910.48O.64
lioea adjustment ex-
penaefl
TndrrwritirK expensea
Dividends paid to stock-
homers itiin,
$1,800,000.00, stock. SO) 1 ,800.000 J
stXvidends paid orerediV-
t ed to policyholders -
All ether expendlturn
ftncluainr inTciunc
. expenses S3?9,4sajl)
1 Total diiburscmentt 18.12,11.1
J ADMITTED ASSETS
.sjMtaeof real estate own-
I ed (market value) . M9.0Ce.S4
.Aeane oa mortM and -
: collateral, etc 1I8.141.31
"Value of bonds owned
" (amortized) 18,4eS.080.0S
.Value of stocks owned
! (market value) ll,TM,HtM
'Cash 1A bank and on
hand 4J0S ,-
Vremiuma kn oourse ol
coUectioa written etnee
September 30, 1948, 4.8O0.S3.4
'atsterest and rents due
' and accrued T4.4W.73
Uier assets .net) j 187.756.11
Total admitted assets SS1.1SS,!U JS
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AMD
OTHER FUNDS
Total unpaid claims t 4J14,rM3
'Estimated ion adjutt-
ment expenses for un-
paid claims 183.100.TS
total unearned Drem-
iums lS.SS8.4ft3.92 !
taVIl other liabilities 1,789.251.73
I Total liabilities except
I capital
ref apttai
Mrs. Olcna Briscoe's flock of Hamp
shire chit' ens when she left Fort
Klamath for Klamath Falls to make
her home.
Some of the hens laid eggs dally
and one day Clark took one of the
eggs and put It under his bantam
hen, which had been setting on her
nest for some time. The little hen
continued to sit faithfully on the
one egg for three weeks, a time of
anxious watching and waiting for
Clark, and at the end of the 31 days,
wonder of wonders for the little
boy, the egg hatched out a fluffy
Utile yellow chicken, and now Clark
Is the proud owner of a little black
bantam and one yellow chick. They
are his only pets, with the excep
tion of two saddle horses which are
shared by his father, older brother
Donald and himself.
Clark Is very fond of any kind
of animal or bird, and It Is a mat'er
of doubt which one Is the more con
cerned about the welfare of the
little baby chick, the mother hen or
the owner of the two. In any event,
hatching of a chick from a lone egg
under such circumstances Is a very
unusual happening, and something
that would probably never occur
again. It belongs in the category of
Rinley's "Believe it or Not" chron
icling of freak events.
Lcmaell Vallev
Mrs. Lester Jones of Klamath
Falls spent several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Ray MarchanL The
three Marchant children returned
to Klamath Falls with their grand
mother. Mrs. Jones expects to join
her husband soon in Langell val
ley where they purchased a ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ba (liter of
Klamath Falls spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross.
Cora Leavitt and daughters spent
Wednesday at Bonanza with her
mother. Mrs. Mary Dearborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
Martin visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Schanx and Charlotte of
Hildebrand.
Mrs. Grace McCord of Klamath
Falls spent several days with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson.
Catherine and Henry Dearborn and
Mrs. Elsie Adams were dinner guests
of Mrs. Mary Dearborn of Bonanza
on Tuesday, the occasion being the
birthday of Mrs. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miles and sons
of Klamath Falls spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Boggs of Bonanza.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House spent
the week-end at Mcdford with rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Mike McAuliffe
and family have moved to Malln to
make their home having sold their
Langell valley ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Plnelll of
Midland spent Tuesday with their
daughter, Mrs. Bill Burnett and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Pettegrew
are spending a few days with her
parents at Harbor, Ore. The three
Pettegrew children will stay at Har
for for a few weeks while their par
ents get moved and settled near
Eugene.
Government' Buying
In Prisons Out
WASHINGTON, June 2 iP
President fruman today wiped off
the books a wartime order which
permitted the government to buy
goods produced in prisons.
The law banning the use of con
vict labor on government contracts
was suspended July 9, 1942, to give
federal agencies the benefit "of ex
isting productive facilities."
Under the supervision of the
Smaller War Plants corporation,
prisons made a sizable contribution
to the war production effort.
-S21,M4,93.
paid no. t 6.000.000 oe
tSJpecial sur-
t plus funds 10,500.000.0
(V n assigned ,
t funds
(surclust sal MS 571 as
sartixpiua as regards
policy hoW era
-SS7.S33.r71.BS
. Total SSI.lStlU
, BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOB TBE TEAK
Jlet premiums received $101,874 4
f ', losaea paid I7.851.S7
"Dtvldenta paid or credited
J to policyholders
R. H. DUNBAR '
. Agent
530 S. Bth Ph. J211
I Klamath Falls, Ore.
American
Legion
Regular
Meetings
1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 8:00
p. ul. Veterans Memorial
Bldr., 4th and Klamath.
Club Rooms
221 Main, next to Willard
hotel. Open dally noon to
midnight, except Sunday
2:00 to 11:00 p. m.
For Legionnaires
and Guests
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTH'K
NOTICE IS HKHsUY GIVEN that th.
underslsned has bean appointed admin,
latralor of the eslala ol JOHN C. KU.I3,
alao known aa J. C. El-LlS. deceased,
and haa qualified, and all psrsims
having a claim asalnut said ratals ara
heiaby required to prcsanl tha annia
with the proper vonctiarm to me at Ilia
ordca ot U urth Slsenioie. 313 Stawarl
Drew Building, Klamath rails. Oregon,
within six iSi inoiittta trout the uats
hereof.
DATED this Mill day of May, 194?.
II J. ELLIS.
M M: J. 1-9-16 AJ No. iSlv
NOTICE OK SALE OF BIAL
IKOltHTV
Notice Is nereby given that from and
after the 16th day of Juna, ItMT, rrank
Atwood. Executor of tha Katate ot Clara
A. Moore, deceaaed, will, ptirauant hi an
order of the Circuit Court of tha State
ot Oregon tor Iht County of Klamath,
duly entered on the'ttth day of May,
1IMT, proceed to sell at private sale for
caah, aubjecl to lha approval of tha
above-entitled Court, all tha right, Utle,
and interest of Clara A. Moure ill and
to the following described real property,
to-v.lt:
Beginning at the moat easterly cor
ner of Lot One ill ui Block Thirty
Eight I38i of Original Town of Link
vale, now City ot Klamath Calls,
Oregon: thence aouthweaterly along
the northwesterly line of Klamath
Avenue TS feet: thence northwesterly
at right angles to Klamath Avenue
SO feet: thence northeasterly parallel
with Klamath Avenue Ti feet: thence
southeasterly along the southw-esterly
line of Seventh Street SO feet to the
place of beginning, being a part ot
lots 1 and 2 of said Block and Addi
tion. TOGETHER with the perpetual
right to join onto the walla of the
adjoining buUdiag on Lot Ona til
of said Block and Addition.
all situate in tha County of Klamath.
State of Oregon.
Proposals to purchase said property
may be made to ma at Room 304. Ptna
Tree Building. Klamath Palls. Oregon.
Dated and first published May 13, 1S4T.
FRANK ATWOOD
Executor of tha Estate of
Clara A. Moore, deceased.
U 1MJ-M Jn.lNo.110
NOTICE OF PCBl.irATION OF
TAX FOKLCLOSLBE LIST
To all persona owning or claiming to
own, ot having or claiming to have, any
interest In any property Included in tha
foreclosure list hereinafter set forth,
the same being the Klamath County de
linquent tax foreclosure list for the
year 184?:
You are hereby required to take
noUce that Klamath County has filed
in the Circuit Court of lha stale of
Oregon, for Klamath County, an appli
cation to foreclose the lien of all taxes
shown on the Klamath County ti fore,
closure list hereinafter set out in full,
and Uiat the plaintiff wilt apply to the
court for Judgment and decree fore
closing such tax llena not less than
thirty days from the date of the first
publication of this notice, and any and
all persons Interested tn any of the real
firoperty Included In said foreclosure
1st are hereby required to file an
answer and defense, if any there be. to
such applicaUon for judgment and de
cree, within thirty days from the date of
the first publication of this notice, which
date is May 13. 1947.
This notice is published by authority
of an order of the County Court of
rtiamatn lounty. ureson. dated May 3.
1947. tn the Herald and Newa. a news
paper of general circulation publlahed
in said county, and designated in such
order as the newspaper tn which ssid
notice Is to be published: that the said
delinquent list which applicaUon la made
to foreclose la as hereinafter set out.
CLARENCE A. HUMBLE
District Attorney and
Attorney for Plaintiff
Court House
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Claire E. Bltcale: S'l.W,. Se'.SW',:
NW'.SE", less 19 acs in Lonrolh Si 4.3
acs RR SENSE'S N't'sSWt,. S17. NE's
NWI,, SE'.SEi,. NE'.NEts. SIS, N'a
NEi,. S20, SWIsSWls, S21. T28S.
R8EWM.
S S 93 S 4 38
38 33 17.29
40.92 31 09
4003 18 01 .
39 73 11 39
36 61 B.43
38 47 S 74
1843-4.1 1 33 .4S
IH13-44 1 :ia .:u
1944-43 UI .34
1843-44 leg .13 I 111
Klva I.. Andersent For 8WU deso deed
vol 130 pg J13 leas por desc deed vol
133 pg 403, 814. TJH3, RISEWM,
1941 43 179 I ,WI
1U43 44 3 49 .39
1944-43 1 M .34
1943-4S I US .13 t 10 3S
tt Reberl K. tlranam U T. It. tValtsrsi
SK'.NW',. I',SI NW'.SF.'., MS,
NWI.NSts, SlaNW'a. SS , T38S, HatVVM,
1943-43 iO.M 3 IS
11143.44 9.13 1 19
IU44-43 tl 30 HM
11(43-411 1.71 .39 40 IS
Paul Flaadvl WI,SW. leu I 71 ac desc
deed vol 81 pg Kll. Sill. T39S. HaEWM
1943-43 4 88 1.39
1943- 44 4.37 1.03
1944- 43 4 3? .98
1943-4 4 1 .30 SUO
J.eh L. tea, SKI.NWI,, 30, IMi.
HHKWM.
1941-43 31 I SO
1943- 44 3 30 ..VI
1944- 43 3 10 .34
I943-4S 138 .18 11.13
Brian a) Irene II a w k I a a t Por. S's
NVISEi deso A- reserved deed vol
liu pg 43S, 811. 1.WS, RttWM
IIMX-U g 1.B3
1941-43 KID ' 3 81
1943-44 1.33
1943-44 KID 3 09
1944-43 1 48
1944 43 KID 4 17
1943-48 1 73
1943-48 KID 4 33
.33
131
.13
.33
J Fael Malhawai Frac SW.SE Iv SW
of Klamath Straits. SIB. T4us. ROEWM.
1939 Kll
I9.U KD
1W1 KO
1933 KO
1933-34 KD
1933 Kl)
I93 K
1937 KD
I93S KD
19.W KD
1940 KD '
141 KD
1943 KD
1943-43
1943-43-KD
1943-44
1943- 44 KD
1944- 43
1914 43 KD
1943-48
1943-48 KD
John K. Speck. Lots 1-1-3-4. 318. T41S.
n I r. w in.
1943 43 g 1 IS
1943- 44 3.31
1944- 43 3 40
1943-48 3 SB
Haiti a. Charleston: Lot t 4k S4. Lot
3. 53, T41S, RBEWM.
833 9
33 eu
14 41
13 03
10 43
ln:l4
17 HI
30 31
33 33
33 119
33 98
17 31
2.1 18
4 S3
33 SI
4 13
38 VI
4 3.1
11 H9
4 98
83 70
$39 19
33 S3
1 81
14 18
1033
13 19
I.MS
13 79
13 38
13 30
13.76
7 74
14
I 47
11 37
.98
S 11
71
11 21
.38
8 41
.31
8768 88
11 37
1939 KD
19J0 KD
1931 KD
1933 KD
1933-34 KD
1933 KD
1936 KD
1937 KD
1938 KD
1938 KD
1940 KD
1941 KD
1943 KD
1943-43
1943-43 KD
1943-44
SI 13 97
74 43
43 38
40.98
33 S3
31 37
S3 SO
84 41
7083
7H80
81 38
34 OS
73 83
3.79
111 89
1.30
15314
SI 11
33 83
44 30
33.13
47 68
47 39
49 60
48 87
48 07
43 33
3434
38 40
.88
33 43
.3
1943 44 KD
1944. 43
1944-43 KD
1943-48
1943-46 KD
111 111 18 S3
37 43
133.19 33.39
3 99 .33
383.94 JO 14
Hasal o 1'harlaslani Ijrfl. KH. NWIiNKIs
lew 3 34 acs road, SWI.NElt less 3.34
acs rtMIU, OS, T4IH, HSKWM
13134
11138 Kll
1930 KD
111,11 Kl)
1913 Kl)
1933-34 KD
1933 KD
18311 KD
11137 KD
19.111 KD
1939 KD
1940 Kll
1041 Kll
1943 KD
194343
1941-43 KD
1943 44
1943- 44 KD
1944- 43
1944. 43 KD
1943-48
1943-46 KD
last
NW
I 13 38
73 13
43.70
41 .18
33 18
81 HO
311 VI
II3II3
II 31
19 39
83 88
84 113
13 38
318
113 INI
149
133 31
371
137 43
3 98
1113.33
I334S
81 81
33 31
44 98
33 49
49 11
4H.II3
Ml 119
49.33
48 33
43 113
34 All
16 69
.88
33 79
.38
18 93
.41
33111
13
30 33
O. rhsrlestem Nt'.NM'U, 8KI,-
Lot 0, H8, T41H. HIISWIH.
sir(i.ii eiwi si,
nws, t
1939 Kl)
19.10 KD 113 1 6 1 33 33
1931 KD 70 07 81.74
1933 Kl 83 43 CUI III
19.13-34 KD . 30 61 31 :I3
IDIJKI) 1919 13113
19.16 KD 86 63 13 U3
I:i1 Kl) I 99 101 79 73
1838 Kl) llUMtl 73114
I9.WKI) I 131 99 14 41
1940 Kll 1KI3J 8311.1
1941 KD 8311 3187
1943 KD 119 73 43911
1943-43 4 34 I 37
1843-43 KD 173 18 84 m
1943-44 3 8 8 93
1943- 44 KD 187 33 44 33
1944- 43 4 33 till
1944-43 KD 348 33 84 38
1943- 46 : 4 03 ,3tl
1843-46 KD 408 9 31.17 831138 33
r. It. A Alice O. Meerel Alt Acs, S40 Fl.
of N83 ri, LIS B4.
1943 g .33 I .08
1913-43 .41 .13
1843 44 .34 08
1944- 43 I .38 .08
1943-48 .43 .03 118
ana Mlkkslseal Lenox. L8. 114.
1941-43 8 8 43 8 .76
1843-44 1 03 .48
1944 43 8 31 .38
1940 46 3 88 .30 8 11.08
KSwsrsl Dwlnelt! Illy First. lor deso
deed vol 131 pg 111. LIS. 111!
1943 43 8 .03 I .30
1943 44 .Ml .13
1944-43 .III 10
1943-411 08 .13 I 1.83
A. Itallardi Wurden. LI, Ills C,
1811 8 .11 8 .04
1843 43 . .16 .03
1943-44 .14 ,113
1944.43 .13 .111
I943 4U .11 .01 8 0.89
Klamath t'aunlr It'tint to A W. Aj D
Prisulxii Chllotiiiln-Flrst, LI. Die,
1943- 43 4111.110 IJll 13
1943 44 73 78 17 411
1944- 43 IUI lit 10.73
1943 48 1308 5 33 8336 98
tlllberl Ollrla Nelssai West Chlloquln
la 34. 33. U 13.
1941-43 81488
1943-44 13.38
1844 43 14 30
1843 46 13 93
Plara Msurrls lirlaiaagl K F
Vlsla. L4, U78.
H143.43 I 48 8 .41
1943 44 1 43 .34
III44 4H 193 .33
1943-411 1.88 .14
I' It. Mease A C. H. House Jr.l K F
4 71
3 14
1.37
I 33
8 89 84
Uuena
7 03
Nichols, Frac deso deed vol 80 pg 308
fronting
tt on lliaut HI.
lleac deed vol 131 I'l 143. 1.3. 1163.
a 7 si
por
HARTFORD
Aeeldeal aa4 laa'eaiallT Coasf aay
INSURANCE
LB. HATTERS
FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
General Insurance Agency
107 S. 7tn St. Phono 4193
1943-43
1943-44 1.34
1944-43 8 11
1943-48 8 411
hs Alpha for. I K
Sly I,. La 7, , 1110.
1943-43
11143-44
1944-43
1943-48
l.esla aiateu
3811, no.
118 91
68118
97.44
103 40
K F .
I 33
I 71
I 31
.13 38 31
r North K r,
838 IS
30 33
13 36
1.93
Railroad,
IIHI.M.tl aV NI.W8, Itlamslh Falls, Ore.
1941.43 831.13 I 8110
1943-44 110.40 7 10
1944. IS 34 11 3 34
1948-46 39.48 3.03 8130 83
H J. A Lillian n Knlikll K F West
ltke Park, L3. 110
1943- 43 8 31 I .01
1943. 44 .30 .08
1944- 48 .31 .114
1943-48 . 38 .03 110
STATU OF OlirtlON '
COUNTY OF I SI
KLAMATH 1
WIIRIIKAN. tha aavsral real ptniier
tles described on the foregoing alieete
have been tegillarly assessed fur tasa
lion and taxea have been duly levied
ml charged thereout and,
WllllltAH. lha liens for unpaid Slid
delinquent taxes oil Hie respective par
eels of such real properties ara subleul
to foreclosure by Klamalll County, as
provided by lawl
NOW, THEIIKFORR, by virtus of lha
authority vested In ins as lha tax
colleclur of said euunly, 1 have tue
pared the foreclosure list hereinbefore
set out containing Hie names of the
several persona appearing on the Istesl
lax roll as lha respective owners of the
lax delinquent properties, a description
of each such properly aa Hie aame
MONDAY, June , 141, FaM Tw
appeaixlsalii ixteel lax roll, the year
or yeare fur which laaea are delinquent
on each propel ly, luaellier Willi Hie
principal amount of delinquent taxes
fur each year and Ilia amount of as
eiued and accruing liitoreel lliereon to
March 10, IU41,
IN WITNF-MM WHKIIF.OF, I have eel
my liaiul officially this lllll day ol
May, 1941,
1. U LOW, hlisrllf and Tax
rullsclor "I Klamalll
County, Oregon,
lly lisle Mleiiiens,
lleiiuty.
M I3 18-an; J. 3 No. 100.
448 31
Jt 38A.
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mlsset, 12 to 20; and woman, 38 to 44.
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Regular 12.95 Values
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White . , Pink . . Rote . .
Blue. Sixoi 12 to 20.
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133 So. 8th Phone 5188