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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JAM. I, IV48 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE ELEVEN lljr JOY IIKX1M l.cavr Jnhn W. Naway, vlia pi rMili ill ol Mnawa for Untied Air Mum Irfl Utt flint of tilt) yrur mi a alx eitmtha' li'Kva u( mIjm'Iict, Hie luail Of flin miiimiinTil tuiluy. 'i'hii Ivuvtt wiih ifiiuitt'tl no llmt Nawoy cmiltl accrpl hu iihnluiiini'iit trprcaniiUiK nil milium In ln-U'Jt lu Uttita on Joint uliport inulirrn on tlin Atlmitlc ronit. Curt Ih llmkii, director of proprrly for llio com puny, will Mint durinii Nrwr-y's uli St'iire. I'uh Tratlrrrtl ' Al Moinliro nnil Mux Monti dirivr tip unit broimlil (hit (liimaiftl Cub home ly trailer from tlio Iiirmer'a lipid where tl iniiite u foirnl Ituiil litu hnfnre (.'hrlalmua. The pilot ni foHKrd In Juit ahull of the air port mid Innili'd In n IHO-acre flrld. T tii plane nonrd mar In the rouuli lirld mid broke Hip propHlrr. " Hprrd TU Hud Arm Id lm hud an offrr from the l.iurntnhe corpoiutlon to fly Iriiiia-nintlnrnlitl rutiiM' In Spent record Irnta, Arnold I aa ainlunt mmiiiui'r of Hhiihlit-CitM'iutr riylnn arrvlte In KlmiiHih 'it tin. lie Suya tin IntH not lurnrd down or iic , Ccpled ttlp offer. Hundity Outing i Mm. C'liet Hllnimll, Willi Iuoi lirlil Jfi private ptlot'K ll eiihr for five feara, flew her huMmtitl up to Wiilln 'fcalia. Wuh., Huniliiy. In a IT-13 to vuil ner purenlH. The trip up tiHik two hmira mid Jft mlntitra mid the return trip two ami une-hiilf linura. IniTraftril Artlvlty Private mid attittnil flyinu ul the Klamath nlrport haa picked up con auleialjly with the brum, clear weather. Hen MorrlMin mid Orvllle John nn. tudenU itt Hhaau-Caanulr fly ill! srhnnl rnuuht up on lUKht fllulit I Hue Wednesday nlshl. umiik a rltlimou. Karl Kink, employe of Weil llltchcork roiportitlon, koI hla pri vate llceuap. from Lakeltuid Hlylnir aervlra Hunilay In an Krcoupe. Hrr rrnteetlun Airport .'0 Chief Una Uordon AT YOUir "I'naern llarveau,' by Joe llroiika. Thrae aUillea. enaaya and excerpta from many authura and cdurntora offer otlmulutlus unit hupirutioiial readlhff. In Jeanelte Nolan'a "Uood !. Morning Mlaa flarton." we have a ' gllnuMa Into the little rel achiKil 'i houne of the pant. Thioiiith Jiiinen Hilton we renew our acquaintance . , with hla beloved Mr. Chlpv We ;; acquaint ouraelvea with Geoiite ; Palmer a "Four Characterlntlca of a Huceeaaful Teacher." and Thomaa i Huxley'a "What la Education?" Hera la a book parked full of all manner of good thlnua, It we will , lake time out to dlncover Ihrm. I "Ikllnf tha America.," by John Juy. Laclurer, author imou-tirnplicr and profaaalnnal aalrr, John Jay . preaanu thta luvluorntlng aiort In a all Ita breath-taking ajprcta; an I account of experience rattiar than a treat! on the art of akilim. Prom : l-aka Placid lo Hun Valley, from i Lake Loulaa to Sun Valley and Cali fornia, fiuiiar Do I the akia Klrum . and glide. Into the powdery nntm. tlnrgeotu photography enllvena (he pagea of Una book. "Tlia Great Foreat." by nirhard I.lllard. Here la a aoclal, eronoinir and political history of the lore.!; a magnificent hlatnry of our niitunil resource, and an urgent appeal lor greater perennial aelf-renewlng crone. Un'.eaa auch control la aoon applied the point ol rxh.au.iUon la al hand. "So You're titling lo (.irt a Puppy," by Ulerner Meek. Although thla Infurmallve little volume la Intended for adulla, It It YOU ARE INVITED TO A COUNTY HOLINESS RALLY AT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Martin and Garden JANUARY 17th 7:30 P. M. SPEAKER DR. H. M. COUCHENOUR B0YNT0N, PA. NATIONAL I'ltKHlltKNT OF THE ASSOCIATION r'Olt THE PROMOTION OF HOLINESS The Old, T. D. NEWMAN Revivalist Calvary Baptist "Tha COME lying News liaa coutniTtciJ all fllKht service operntorN Ut form a volunteer fire lulKiult for additional protection at the airport. Vacation Tom Lenhart, one of the new partnera at Lakeland, luulnrrd noulh for a few ilnya' vacation thin week. I'lelil Hoard M ii 11 ii airport la temporarily rloM'd, due to the dmnpneu of the InnilliiK atrip. Operulora aiirecd nut to ue It until after It drlea out ao aa not to ruin It. It will be ra nponrd aa aoon aa weather permlta. Air Freight Aiuonii atranxa nrllirlra ahlpprd by nlr dm Inn IIH7 over United Air IJnea wore iimahroimin, brea, inlduet riiclnu cm'K. wnahlmi machlnea, mo tion pliiure projectora, llarcelona felt hiiln, live treea, cyclamen plmita. tropical flowera from Ha waii, live turtle, jienuulna and a k'UiKiiroo. Emergency air ahlpnieuta Includ ed nn Iron Iiiiib to Idaho, aynthettc 1 1. din Inouipea bound for Auatrulla, fire Iioho from Health to liar Har bor, Mr , to fliihl a conflniiratlon, actum", and of all thiiiKii enucleated eyclmlln ileatlnrd fur rye bauka throuKhuut the country. The uitiitl air frelKht, however, In iiutomiitlvo purta, weurtiiK apparel, flowera. frulla. veKeinblen. electrical equipment, radio and telephone purta and equipment. Night Club Closures Eyed In Hollywood i.oh anoki.eh, jnn: n ovi ClonliiK night life apoia where Im nioriillty flourlahea by revocation of lluuor llccilM'K wua proponed Thurndny by the atnte annembly In terim committee on public moraln. Aurmblymen Carl Fletcher of luiiu Beach and lnler MiMllliiti of Ixia Anuelen Mild they would rec ommend that the ntate board nf eiiunlluttlon revoke the llceuae of the KlumlUKo club. In HollywixKl, and mlttht have more recommendu tlotia later. UHKAirY Jiuil the rlK lit aort of boo for the youthful dog owner, explaining e leitlnn of a dog. Ita general care, feeding and discipline. "The .Merry InnorrnU." by Nolan Miller. A Itghl-hearti'd, eahy-to-read novel about an rany-golng, average Amer ican family, their manner of living, their phlloaophy and acceptance of life In Ita day-to-day tempo. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH North Eighth ond Washington CECIL C. BROWN, Postor "The Church with a Message" 9:45 a. m.-'Sunday School for oil ages Nursery for Every Service. 1 1:00 a. m. -Morning worship. 6:15 p. m. -Training Union for all groups. 7:30 p. m. -Evening worship. "COME THOU WITH US AND WE WILL DO THEE GOOD1' Old Story, ...h. H. G. at E. Main or Garden Biggcit Two Wtakt of tht Jan. IS Feb. 1 - REJOICE - In Our Anniversary Revival lliiiii Tim liililorW I lltfri pilnlvil lirra rniul not h I I niura than Aoo wi,iili In Icfixtli. must I I It Wlliun Ull,ly un 'INK HHJK fit I Ilia lnpr tinly mttii limit tm lan'l. I (.'onllliiHlloni folliiwlng lhi iiiUi I ara WNimly wdi-oiimil. 'at KNAKK I KillT KLAMATH FM.la, Ore., (To the JClltorj Home yearn ago on the Keuo hlghwiiy about aevon mllea from Klamalh Falln, I waa walking iilong the highway. All at once I heard a loud nu lling iiolne and looking around, I nuw above the aagrbrunh by aome rixkn. two large ruttle anukea. One nillike hud eight rutllera and the other had aeven. They were ntand- Ing on their lulla Willi tlu lr hcudn up In the air fighting each othur. About that time two Cupcu I'owcr I'uiiipaiiy men came along In truck, 1 nlopiicd them and with their ahovrln they killed the nuukej,. 1 am wondering If anyone elne han ever aeeu .a m-eue like 11. Hlnrercly, MIW. (il.OHUK PHILLIPS, I 31 N. bill. Big Timber Sale Hearings Open' POKTl.A.ND. Jan. 17 i.l'i Tlie forent aervlce will nell February It barring unexpected developmenla TJ .UOUIXKJ feet of limber to the Hlmpnon laigtng company, Khrlton. Wukh., under Ita loo-year cooper ative nuntulued yield agrremenl wuh Un In m. 'J'he ugi cement ciilla for all timber III the public-private tract to be old to the Hlmpnon company. The forent nervlrc nald If the eUiln of W'anhliigton, Clraya Harbor i iuniy or uny pernona with a "rcu aonuble Interenl" finked a henrlng by Janunry '11, nuch a hearing would be held al Olynipia on February 9 be lor the mile la completed. LEGAL NOTICES NOIirt: TO ( KMHKIK NOIK'K IH HKMK1IV (.IVl'.N that ttit uiitJr!fnrd, AHA. D. ANII, tun iMrn ap pointed txei'iitor u( the f.atata of AIJ MKIjA mukotiiv btkinmktz. aio known a MILS W. J HTKINMKT., tif Cmn. hy tha L'trruit Court of the HUte uf Oregon for Kianath County and hu qualified All peraona liatvlug rlalm atfalnat tald ate tierrtiv retjoetlrd to praaenl them duly verified aa re quired hy law In the undersigned Kxr rtitor at the offlre of A. W Ht-hauiip, Vfl Wllllta Hiilldlng. Klatnath Falla, Oregnn, on or before tlx month from the dale of the firt public H fin hereof, which data 1 January 3. 10B ASA fl ASM Fuernlor of the Flal of Alfred Dorothy Nlelnmetr, aim known a Mr W J ftirinmeU. Jan. 3-10-17 34 Jl No. Ml Mrir. in Tiir. rinct'iT coi'rt or tiik ATA-ir or oheuon run ki.amatii COfNTY in Tiir. MArrm or tut fntate or MAE H HAl.Sir.KH. Ilrrr...l Nollr, li hrr.lty fflvcn that I hav, fll.d my final account nf the admin ..... '..1 DR. n. M. rotlCIIENOI'R Ever New SHIREYKIamiithKnlh . Singer Church Year" SERVE To "' iSw TOONERVILLE FOLKS M V r-O' v . JKt p'0 a., h-H. i-. ffi Uiraliun of Ui utiuvc vntltlcd ftal and 'Dint Oi Court hd uppulfitrd Jununry 21, I'Uii, at 10 A. M , at the lime (or fir n ring (jhje-i him to tiirh final account and Uie rttletnriil Ihriruf. I hl l'AHT HALSIOKn. Kxcculor. 1J 37; J 3-IW-17 No. UQ. I NO! II t TO RMH I OHl Notice I hereby given that the under I Hgtted ha ttmmn appolntrd adriilnUlriitor of the e(at of William MrCari.pl!!, ! alao kn.mii aa W. MCa(iiptell, by the j Citi Jll Court of Klamalh County, Oie , gon, and all person having rlittrm af 1 nut a1d etate are hereby notll i-H to prraent the Hint, with proixr vouch' en, o the teld administrator al the office or J C O Nelll, Attorney at Law, No, 1. fellie Building. Klamalh Fall, .)regn. wllhln ilx month of lh dale uf Uiu notice tlatfd lhl ISth day of January. 1948 MAHVIN A1JJF.K. J, 17 24-31; F. 7-l-No..)iH2. IN THK ClhCUIT COURT OF THK HTATK Of ORF.tiON OK THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH !n Probate IN THK MATT IS It or THE ESTATE of HOIJKKT A I.l'CAS. Deceaacd NOTIt'K IH HKHKIIY CIVKN that The United fltatea N ilonal flank, of Port land, Oregon, Executor of the Eilate of Hubert A. Uiraa. Deceard. ha filed tn Herald and News Now LOWER than l IJJ Make 1948 the above entitled Court for final ett1 rnent It account and report ai auch executor, and that the hearing of the ftine ha been fixed by the Judge of aid Court for Saturday, tha 3 let day of January, 1 1MB. at ten 10 o clock a. ni.. of eeld day, at the Court Room of laid Court In the Courthouse, at Klamath KalU. Oregon: and all peraon Interealed In the mut estate art entlUed then and there to appear and thow cauvc. If any thry have, why the aald account tumid not le settled and allowed. Dated thl 2nd day of January. 1941. THK t'NITKD STATES NATIONAL RANK of Portland. Oregon, By C L MINAHAN. hi Aaalklant Tnut Officer, Executor of the Er-tate of Robert A Lucaa. Deceased. WiUon 8 Wiley. Attorney J. 3-10-17-24. No, 932. - i;m;( lthk i v notice or m.i.so or riN'Al. ACf Ol NT IN THE CIRCIIT COI.'RT Or TIfE STATE OK OltECO.N. rOR KLAMATH COt.'NTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE EBTATat Or ROBERT C. SHORT, also known as R C Short. Deceased. Notice la hereby given that wa have filed our Final Account and report at Exerutrlces of the Last Will and Testa ment of Robert C. Short, also known a The two element! that affect the eoit of newspaper advertising that are entirely within the paper's control are circulation and rate. Put together, circulation and rate give cost per subscriber. The overage local display advertising rate in 1947 was 66.1c per column inch. Add 8c, for the new rates February 1, and the average rata is 74.1c. Net paid circulation grew from 12,287 subscribers Average Cost for 1 M " "1 "J' 1M The degree of readership of any ad by tha paper's subscribers further determines the actual cost of tha ad. Clear copy, accurate illustration .and attractive layout help get readership from tha potential total. Tha Herald and News ad writers, and tha paper's mat, photo and engraving services, help the advertiser produca mora highly read ads. Finally, the cost of each advertisement is determined by factors beyond the paper's control. Ads costing the a Profitable Year With Herald and News Advertising H C, Hhort, Deeaaaed, and tha ahova entllled Court haa fixed 2 o'clock In the afternoon of Tuesday, tha 27th day of January, lf4. aa tha time, and the Circuit Court Room In tha Court flouat of Klamath County, Oregon, In tha City of Klamath rail, aa the plara, when and where any peraon may prevent any objection or exception to anything con tained therein. Of to anything dona by ua aa Executrirea. and that at such time and place tha above entitled Court will finally pa upon and aattla aald Ac count. INEZ J. SHORT EHANCEH KM, YARD Exerutrlraa of tha Lat Will anrt Ta lament of Robert C. Short, Oereaaed. D, Vt, J 3 10-17 2-No. 41. I.MMONa rOE ri'ttl.rCATIUN Equity No. Hill In the Circuit Court of tha Stata nf Oregon, In and for tha County of Klamath. ALONZO E. ALEXANDER, Plaintiff, ORANONA ELVA ALEXANDER. Defendant. To' ORANONA ELVA ALEXANDKH, Defendant; IN THE NAME Or THE iTATE OE OHEfiON. You are hereby required to appear and anawer tha complaint filed agnlnct you in tha above entitled Court and cauaa within four weeka from tna data of lha ft rat publication of tnia Summom in The Herald and Newi, a newspaper printed and published in Klamalh County, Oregon; which said data ii tha loth day of January, 1UW; and If you fall to answer or appear, for want thereof, thta plaintiff will apply to tha Court for tha Decree, at prayed for In hla Complaint. Thl Summons la served upon you by Kubllcatlon pursuant to Order of tha onorable David R. Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered Into January flth, IbVi, wntch aald Order requires that Summoni herein be published once a wee If. for four sue cesiive weeks, and that tha first publi cation of said Summons ihall be January lotn, lata. V. H. BALENTINE. Attorney for Plaintiff. Jan 10-17-24-niI No (W3 SUMMONS rOR PL HUC ATION t.qally Ne. S742 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OE THE STATE OE OREGON fOR KLAMATH COUNTY. ROY HUrr, Plaintiff, LKOTA MAY VINCENT and JOHN DOE VINCENT, husband and wife; tha un known helra of said dafandanu: also all other peraon known or unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest In tha real eiute described In the complaint herein, Defendants. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: IN THE NAME OE THE STATE Or OREGON: You ara hereby required to appaar and answer tha complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit within four weeks from the date of tha first publication of this Summons In the Herald-News which said date Is the 3rd I day of January. 1944, and if you fall to answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In his Complaint, to-wit: For a decree that aald defendants, and each thereof, may be required to set forth the nature of his or her claim and for a Decree of this Court adjudging plaintiff to be the owner In fee simple Column Inch Per 1000 Subscribers i I If Jt 140 1MI lt nf ,ha following described real property, situated In Klamath County, Stale of Oregon, to-wit; Hlock Torty rive 4Sl of riret Ad dition to Midland, Oregon, according to the duly recorded plat thereof in the office of the County Clerk, Klam ath County, Oregon, free and clear of any and all claims of said defendants, or either or any of them, and adjudging and decreeing plaintiff s title to be forever qujeted against any and all claims of aaV'd defendants, or either or any of them, and for auch other and further relief aa Ii meet In equity, and for hla coats and disburse ments in this suit. This Summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to Order of Honor able David ft. Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered the 31st day of December, 11)47. which Order required the Summons herein lo be published onre a week for four suc cessive weeks, and that the date Of the first publication of said Summons shall be the 3rd day of January, IU48. WM. KUYKKNDALL, Attorney for Plalntiif Post Office Address: Pine Tree Building, Klamath rails, Oregon. J. 3-10-17 24 No. 40. SUMMONS FOR. PUBLICATION Equity Ne. S1i3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OE OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. LAURA JUNE AUSTIN. Plaintiff, vs. EI.DON AUSTIN. Defendant. TO: ELDON AUSTIN, Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON; You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed agaiinst you In the above entitled suit within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons In The Herald and News, a newspaper printed and published In Klamath County, Ore- Jon. which said date la the 3rd day of anuary. 1MJ), and if you fall to answer, or otherwise appear, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to this Court for the Decree as prayed for In said complaint. This summons la served upon you by fubilcatlon pursuant to Order of the (onorable David R. Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered December 33rd, 1047, which said Order requires that summons herein be published once a week for four H sue cesatve weeks, and that the date of first publication of said summons shall be the 3rd day of January. 1948. II S. BALENTTNT. Attorney for Plaintiff. J. 3-10-17-24 No. 948. NOTICE OP HEARING We, the undersigned, being the mem bers of the AIRPORT ZONING COM MISSION, appointed by the JOINT AIRPORT ZONING BOARD, for the City of Klamath Falls and Klamath County, Oregon, to recommend the bounaanes of various zones to be established and Preserve Those Valuable Papers and Documents Let Us Copy Them t'p to tWxir 60e Underwood's Camera Shop 727 Main Phone 7063 Advertising PRE - WAR! year ago to 13,130 today. Tha average for 1948 l( esti mated at 13,500. The average rate of 74. le par column Inch applied t 13,500 subscribers gives an average rata of 5 Vie petr thousand subscribers for 1948. A yearly comparison of tha overage rata par thou sand subscribers is shown below. Note that tha 1948 rata will be up to that of 1943, but will ba LESS THAN ANY PREVIOUS YEAR? l44 l4 l4 same from tha newspaper, getting tha same newspaper coverage, and even getting tha soma par cant of reader ship may vary in actual results and therefore In actual cost. These additional determining factors might be summed up as advertising the right merchandise at tha right time at tha right price. i As advertisers learn better advertising procedures, and as tha paper provides more potential readers at less cost, it pays to use more Herald and News advertising. regulation tn be adopted therefor, torn prising territory for a distance of two miles In each direction from the Kla math Municipal Airport, in Klamath County, Oregon, having completed m preliminary report, and before making our final report, will at the hour ol l:.M o'clock p, nt on the 3Hth day of Janu ary, 1940. at the Council Cham iters, in the Clly Hall of the City of Ki amain rails, Oregon, hold a puhlio hearing en said report at which tint any person or party may appear and express any objections or opinion they may wish to present on laid report, or pertaining to the proposed soning. Done this 7th day of January, ltHS. E. A, THOMAS WALLY M. HECTOR W. II. WHITCOMU Airport Zoning commission. J. to a tne. No. SOT. NOTICE or BOND BALK nested proposals will be received by the Common Council of tha City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for tlie purchase of sewer improvement bonus. Series U3, aggregating. Nine Thousand and Eight Hundred Fifty-three and 431UU Doll a re 'fu.HSxtSi duly author) ted by ordinance of the said City of Klamath Falls, for the construction and laying of sewer lines In the following sewer Improve ment unit situated In City of Klamalh Falls, Oregon, as follows: Sewer Unit No. 17, consisting or that territory In precin'.t No. 33, lying to the northeast . of South Sixth street. Proposals to purchase said bonds will be received by the undersigned up to and Including the 23rd. day of February, 194H, at the nour of seven-thirty o'clock t p m. of aald day and opened at a reg ular meeting of the Common Council Im mediately thereafter; said bonds snail be dated March 1st. 1MB, and shall be In amounts of ftOU.OO each, except bond No. 1, of said series, which shall be for the fractional part of said sum, and all shall be due ten years after the date at iaaue, payment of the entire bonds optional with said City at any coupon paying date on and after ona year from the date thereof. Said bonds will bear Interest at the rate of not to exceed ala per cent per annum, payable semi annually on March 1st. and September 1st., of each year, principal and interest payable at the office of the treasurer of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. All proposals must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the proposal. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The successful bidder for said bonds will be furnished with an opinion as to the legality thereof by the law firm of Wlnfree, McCulloch. Shuler it Ssyre, Spslding Building. Portland, Oregon. This notice Is authorized by ordinance of the Common Council of the City of Klamath rails, Oregon, dated January 13, 1948. HOWARD STRODE, Police Judge of the City of Kl a ma tft Fa Us , Oregon. J. IS to F. 18 Inc. No, 079. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantts Fre Demonstration Telephone 9200 l7 lf4S