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Newspaper Page TextPACE EICHT .HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1949 Music-Maker HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted j musical I instrument J 6 Whisper ; II Piddled ' 12 Seltpeteri 14 Leaving 1 5 Lawmaker 17 Short Bleep 18 Measure of area It It hat five 21Thui 22 Try VEITICAL 1 Gun tube I Insect 3 Negative reply 4 Joke 5 Smell 6 Soon 7 Carol 8 Pronoun 8 Lair lOExpunger 11 Outer garments 13 Recreation 18 Measure 18 More powerful n Supported 23 On the back 24 Alwayt 26 Disparage 27 Vehicle 28 Italian river 28 Correlative of either 30 It it popular the southern slate 31 Nickel (symbol) 32 Bell sound 34 Moistens 37 To the sheltered tide 38 Revise 38 Note of scale 40 Established again 4 Compass point 47 Eggs 49 Freshen 50 Consumed 51 Sea nymph S3 School book 55 Bargain events S Natural (at Copco Crews Check Power Poles Here Eleven student engineers have In vaded this are and an making an Inventory of pole line facilities for The California Oregon Power com pany. The men. working out of the record department of the Copco office, expect to be In Klamath county about three weeks making an actual physical check of each pole and checking tt on the map. bringing records and maps up to 1 date. The record department of the company keeps a complete file of all property, distribution facilities and number of customers receiving service on each line. The history of each pole is recorded here, from the date of Its Installation, through i Injuries and service to the time It haa to be replaced. Last physical Inventory was made in 1838 and 1939, and there have been some radical changes made In the figure of the company since then. , The present crew, made up of CKtawtaaiy Stock Ta) Cm Sallg p Bafa PTwa vnai poaatro I Nr fraaa yaar eJ PajUsft. I aaaalr daaJar aa J PEYTON V CO. Piaraat Bt. Tt. g4V Kla-BMia ralla 1 ELASTIC I METALIC FOILS For All Roofing Reflect Heat - Low Cost GREMS ROOFING CO. R m Spring rh. 8428 H Pleas Write for Pre ; Estimate and Details t Ji Grems Roofing My Nam f. My Address lis SEE . . . OGW FARM SUPPLY 468 Spring Pbonc 814 Far Your Masaey-Harris Self Propelled Combine We Still Hare A Few I'sed Combines Of Various Sises and Makes DANCE SATURDAY, JULY 9 MIDLAND GRANGE OLD-TIME MUSIC BT JOHNNY S0T0S BAND prune invited Dr.B.Sch.ff Chiropodist and Foot Specialist announces the opening of his office Monday, July 11 Rooms I 4V 9 Hopka Bldg. Telephone 6250 for Appointment. Answer to Previous Puizle m Changed 32 Pythias' friend 33 Pickled fruits 35 Season of.yeer 36 Guide 41 Great Lake 4! Sleeping places 43 Any 44 Withered 43 Female sheep (pl) 48 Constellation SO Fruit drink $2 Hebrew deity 34 Near I l I) 4 i 1 jo ID i 5 '5 S 3 3 TE 5 3 r y g W 3 T M 4J 4i (4j ft ft" S SS 5i p I I I I 1 1 II 1 ,r engineering students from Oregon State college and University of Colorado is working under Harold Baughman. foreman. Operating from two sedans, the men go out in the morning and are let out at Intervals along the line where they work until picked up at given points at certain times. They average a check of 12S poles per day per man. carrying maps and applying data as they go. Regulations require that all wires be a minimum of 18 feet above all roads for minimum voltage equip ment, higher for higher voltage, and 10 feet above private property. This Is the second county surveyed this year by the crew which finished a check of Douglas county before coming here and will go from here to Siskiyou. n TRICYCLES J . WAGONS BABY WALKERS POOLE'S BiryeJca and Sporting Goods Music by Pappy Gordon iiancel . Hi" if. j I aa . 1 S I aiuraay i; 1 : : July? m i pa I in; Drinks, Meals Hard To Get In Reno Now RENO. Nev.. July 8 Drinks and men Is acre at 111 hard to get here today as negotiators in Reno's bar and restaurant labor dispute failed to agree on the major issue. Both the culinary workers and bartenders union and the Reno em ployers council said, however, they had pretty wrll'agrred on the matter of wage increases for bartenders and restaurant worker. But negotiations bogged down on the union's demand for recognition of hotel service workers as under union Jurisdiction. "We feel such recognition would i lead to union dominance which j aould not be healthful to the eco nomic life of the conMuiiltT." aald ' Bernard Hartunc. chief negotiator for the employers. The union denied that contention. "As long as the employers council ' maintains that attitude the only I change In the situation can come when the strike makes Itself felt economically." said Dan Johnston, chief spokesman for the union. Union workers struck several res taurants and bars during the height ot the Fourth of July week-end last Sunday. The employers council countered by ordering Its members thst hadn't been struck to lock their doors. Of about 100 establishments now closed, the union says it is striking I against only 37. The employers council will give no figures on how many bars and restaurants tt has closed. Births Outnumber Deaths In County Klamath county births wrr way out ahead of deaths in number for I June. 1948. with 107 births recorded I st the end of the month as against ; deaths. Fifty-four of the babies were girls snd the other 53 ere boys. Of the 36 deaths. 10 vera coroner cases. Wo Offer Friendly Help With Your MONEY PROBLEMS Fast a Efficient LOANS ON Furniture Automobiles Your Signoturc MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. f; j 114 N. 1th Pbono tta i V ai.trs s-t4i 4 :i flr Chuck 5 i.i VJ i'r 1A')la BjaasjajsaajMIBfallPHIgia Park View Convalescent Home 906 West Main Street Medford, Oregon Phone 2938 Completely equipped Nursing Home for chronic and convalescents. Bed patients a specialty. Hot water heat throughout building. Licensed by tha State of Oregon. 24 HOUR NURSING CARE Registered Nurse in Chorge BAMC TO THE DANCEABLE MUSIC OF BALDY'S BAND "Just Good Dance Music" ARMORY Sat. Night $1.00 Per Person Dancing 9-1 COMING ATTRACTIONS TUES., July 12 LEIGHTON NOBLE SAT., JULY 23 America's Greatest Colored Attraction LIONEL HAMPTON With His Orchestra and Entertainers. 24 People in a Combination Show and Dance 15 To Post In Lassie Stakes CHICAGO. July U"v-All excep ttunally lame and classy field of 15 two-year-old fillies Is entered today In the a 1st running ot the Lassie stakes at Arlington park. If all go to the post, the six fur long dash will gnws SM.57S with 4 .334 going to the winner Topping the list Is the two-horse entry from Charles T. Fisher's Dixl ana string, here's hoping and won dering. The former Is a recent winner at Arlington after a tine maiden victory at Detroit. This Guy Has Nothin' But Woe HOUSTON. Trx, July 9 ,W Think you've got trouble Early this -rk WrvMlrr Stnllnir Dua Davis clrtitrd a l.crn to promote wrest linn mntvhrs. Wednesday a im ahop he oiu purned. Yesterday he moke up choking In Mnoke. Hts house was on (ire. All of those tancy robes he more to wrest Iuk matches burned, too. High Harry May Join Bittners TACOMA. Wmh.. July 0 .Jt-Hitih Harry McLaughlin, who scored 45tf points for the Pacific Lutheran bas ketball team last season, may give up his last year of college eligibility to Join the Oakland Bittners. one of the top AAU teams on the We; Coast. McLaughlin, a renter, div closed yesterday he has been In contact with Owner Lou Burner and Is definitely interested tn sign ing with the California club. Prom June 11 to October 30. 1844. 1 planes from aircraft carriers of the : United Stales navy destroyed 247'J Japanese aircraft while losing only ! 133 of their own planes, a ratio of 1 34 to one. FOR CASH Less PER GALLON Fop GASOLINE at FALLS SERVICE !lth and Main SAT., July 16 another Battle of MUSIC Netter$ In Semi-Finals CHICAGO. July !,-ftiur col legians gained tiHiuys seml-tlnal round of the western tenuis tourna ment. Arnold Siuil of Mouthful Califor nia, seeded No. 6. luces tlllld-seedrd Buddy Helirvns of Koliina college. Winter Park, Fla. Jack Tuerti of Tulane. No. 3. meets fourth-seeded J'ni Brink. Washington. Saul pulled the upset nt the meet yesterday by eliminating top-seeded Hevmour Oreenuerg of Chicago 7-4. e-j Brink ousted Tom Mulloy of Rol lins college -, 8-0. LEGAL NOTICES IN mr rimviT count or thk STATIC or OKKUON OK KLAMATH COt' NT V. NOTU'I IS HtCKKHV C1IVCN thai tha unliniiiti dmmutralf i tha tat lul CHHtSTI AN U CAKI-SrN. rirt-aaaatl. haa filsMi n ih abova aittiitot Court I ha final acwunl f har admiitiatrallott ol aaid aiala and that tha aaid I'nurt haa appointad Autfual 4. lt4tt. al 10 00 a m aa l ha lint, and lha Courtroom of aaid Court aa th tlac for lha heating of UXlP! THROW V A UPE ) vcar-' PRESE 7r ; iff ATC PARTT IN MCVTN TR"f PS TO BE FINANCIAL. ii3 a I f wmo wa imiik; have been wavia.wt ovf IL-sj ur 10 orxeesv THAT im8 annus somom 1 CAtLltJS T I IU 8U00YWMIP. OlO'. V Ift r as&Vl IKWMIIIH1I.. I CUT a P1PH Nro ih imnj kuw h j V tsnMB J is'i(j. ir mr. fE0 acuiot uZrZl.Ct coiLftPJl iio of I aaortae ro Tu sr '"k3!7 oa iiiour. aeotr mi wir with mi veertewwl ,zZ:rs on 8uh.t smack t thi V mus, l oomoovsa TOswt r wir m. aTTI fm9 "'if' ioh8s awaxe with i "' : WV-y---- . TKm! (Go ,6t ai. ISoy T k urn! Jltitom. judge, MV l'if $kifn 1 ( hox&lMSSL " . n.. -V - SUPEBiNTEMOewr. 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J a ) J4 NoYtU IN THK CIIICI'IT COt'HT Or TMK MMK Or OHkU.ON im Kl.AMAIII COIN 1 Y NO U1IC IN HrrtritY CltVKN, Dial Ih umlordtinril atli)iinlti all ta f the aalalr r VK IOHIA M III HT, lr hM Iklatl In I ha CtmiH Court of Ilia Hlalf of Or tan, fur Klamalh Couniv. tha Him) acrouut ot liar alminUliaihHt f aaul ralala and that th Court hat anitolnlatl Julv 27, IH4U, al ItMMI A M a th tlor and tha Couiti-ootn of aaid Cotirt a Ilia irUr-v tor tha haailng and Mlllantant ot aid acttiutil. Da tad l hm l.i I h dav nf Junt, ItMS. JANIt K H I ON l) Ailniliilalt Hi U itf Mid att. TAHItrNN MAXWKI.I. Alioruava fitr Admliililiattlh. J Jl S I l No. atHl ii AritiN In lit Clrrult C.tuit of tha fttai of Oregon fiM- Klamath County In tha Mattar of tha Kalala uf I. A HAHVOI.l), tciaaad To Kathar Nhainana, llorahlld Hnmn Pal ma Nation. I'h llli t;raiiltind. and rirdriivLa Itarvidd. and to all nlhar rhtldran and nat of htn. laviaaa and hair unknown if any tn h lhav tsa IN TIIK NAME Or THK HI' ATE or OHKdON, Yuu ara harahv cited and tattuirad to atpnaar in ahatva anlitled Court and ratisr within 10 tint (nnt tha dala of oarvica of Ihia CM a lion upon s u tt aarvad within Klamath t'otiolj Orarjiin. and within JO daa If narvad in mnt nthar County In thta fflata. If par Mintlly aarvad. or. If aarvad by pulitica- HERALD AND TM' PAT SPRANj) WW A LEAK r CON'T "AUK OU W-WALK ) V I WATER'S CM1V IIP TO YOUR CM-CMEST' . i II X7U 7E NCT C- THIN I THE CMLV CUB JPiME. AK T J V IN TVE WCRLP J IM NO , 7 VVWO6CT yBANKESI, AW. VCO I viavT IT r I M k SILLY CLD TAKES.' 1 SCIENTIST I B LLV- -J lll ISOAT... X n r I I lion, wllhlit M (! from da I uf tlnl liuUMt'allou nf Ma I'd a I Ion, lo ahow ratiaa. It any rUlt, liv mn Ordar of Mala of ilia folloHing daM'iluad laally u Mid Us lair. lo-il. l-sd IJ In MltK'h M uf Malln. arfurd In I In tit duly rat'osdrd plat lhaiaf, Alao tha ftarouital ptuparty ba long l itf in in ai4ia, I should nd la maila aa pr a tad fur til in i-iiiioii mi iirri immui, A'lmini iralor ilh lha Will Annaad uf aald .lal Data nf Ural puhlliallun uf IhM Cllitil.in I Juna IH. lUiti W IT N it KM tuy hand and aaal uf aald C'outl Ihia ITth da uf Jun. Iiitu 1IIAH r l)K I. AM, l li-ih. iKIAtl Ity NADINK WAI.KKH. Uauul J U 3 JU U a NnUHa NttricK invitinii mna Tha tinoaiaiinad I'olli Jtolsja nf lha ally nf Klamalh r'alla, llittim, will i ia Ituu u tu 1 .kt I. M . July IH. ti4ii. lor ufaHna. th aiuhall toada In Klamath Mrmorial larkt IMana and anai-lf Ualtona niaV a iihtalitait (unit lha nly aiiHinaar Tha tit tstraa lha right lu -jt-t any ut all LUa I. U ACKKNMAN I'oliia Judga. July a a No Toa. Mint ft IXl.tllHIX or HI INU UNAI. At t til St IN THK ClHCI'ir CtM'HT lr TllfC NTAiK tr onriiiiN run lit. OH'NTY tr Kl AM A Ttl In tha Xltllar uf tha fatal uf ClUliaTtNg allHIttHII. aUo himwn aa thililln r.a Miiclorh ur Mi Hiram T Mur dm h ut Mn II P. Munl.arh lrad Noliia la hrhy gu an thai I hava filed mv (Tinal Ari'itunl aa Kaftitrlk of tha Kalata of Chiiaiina Uiutlosh. ala known aa Chriallna Posm Mii'din"h ur. Mi Hleam t Uuidoth or Mia It P I NEWS COMICS I WANT CVJSf KNOW-47W ken yOUB. PCNME5f WITH xrue ciacbbt, we can BRUNO TMI5 fKOCJ INTO tVtlTf MCMa IN AMERICA. Q, f what VOU ) ON El-ME,SJ ) SMOUUP6RS. -fay a -ssassssssssssassssssssssssssssssss ""a"n,,,Maias L1FQ STOW MmdiH-h, lafaad. and almv art IHlad Coutl has fUnl lM " ' a It lha lu.iining of Wrdneadai, A'lgtul ;itd, III4U, a h lima, and lha Cin uil I nut I M.h.mi lu lha CoUil ooa ot Hlamaltt Couoly, lliftjoii. at K I si mat h ali, tT ftiagon aa tli plai a Whan and wliata C anv irtii mar pirarnl h)i liona ur l Hloiia lu ald Pinal An'ounl. at whlih lima Ut almia rntilird Coml will finally paaa uimii and a 1 1 la Mid Attuunl CHItliriNK klt'HIKM II flolll.R Paai Ul)l J I Ifl -M No. T4. NOlltR INVItlNti Ml Ma Tha undaiagnal IVIlt JiulM nf III flit of Klamath Oirsj.n will ia .iv aled hiU up In T Hi T M July I IN. lor lha i-ois,liu-llu of a i'mnt ..r .i.i.al i i.l.-M..la. mi Ni Main at a I Plan ami aiiat lfiialloiia may Iw nhlainad fliuu tha rllv anginarr Tha illy iivaa Ida right la lajtvl any ur all l"tg I. M ACKRHMAN Put 't o Jutlg. Jl tt No 710 IN TIIK CIIICI'IT COI'HT OP TMC MTAIP OP OHPtlON IIIH Kl.AMAIII 1 oi'NTY noiu a ih iipitrnY ijivpn, that tha umlci aiaiiad ulOa of lha aalaia of WM I 1AM WNI I K. daarl. haa fll4 In lha a'xiy nami C.niri lit final a i'oont of har ailm'ulali n.n, of aaid aatat and Ihat lha Court haa atotiiis4 Augual 10, I'itB at 1" ' A l aa Mm, and tha lourlnMon of aald ( aa th idara fur Ih haarlng t ntnt at Mid account. rtatatrf this Wlh it.- nt Julr HMO NATAI.IK Wltl'iK IIAKANaol, fguiil NATAt.lP Will i K. ulna of Ih Calat uf W IU I I A M WHf 'H ita. aaaad. PARHPNM MAXWri.l. Altomta fr P('iio Jl t la 3.1 .tu Nu. 711. WO. Be WM6TMINS IITTFE1V PXNTA6TIC.' feyigl r aCSaJV. a " 7 J