i' R I DAY, JULY 13. 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE ELEVEN
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
STOCK AVERAGES
f'eanpllrll fey Th, Aaeorlaled Trna
Jul. 1
illnd. IS Rails It I'lll. aONturns
Net charm l I Ulirh. ullih. I) . I
rrm.r n 3j 33 mo
Previous da. MO 1JJ Jtl Ji
Wirk aio HI JI4 3111 I0
Miilllll BIO - ..lit 30 4 Jl! Ml 7
Year 0 .... 4 7 4ft 1 41.4 70 1
SELLING SENDS GRAINS DOWN
CIIICAflO. July 18 (4) A steady run of selling ordrra sent all
grants lower on tha board of trad Ualay. Whrat and oata weakened
moat, while distant corn dellverlea displayed a relatively atcarly Uine.
Wheal closed In i ranta hi rr, July llttl'.-V rorn waa a1,
lower to 14 higher, July II J7S-V oala wire '. to I cant lower, July
(MJ'.-'i, ryt waa J-a higher, July 14B'. soybeana wars M lower to
", higher, July 13 63',-,, and lard waa 7 to II cents a hundrrd pounds
lower. July 10 87.
Whrat Open High Uiw Close
July IMS-IH IN 197', lOT'.-S
Kept, a nl V.J (II aoj IIMIa 700-IIM',
I)rc. ' amy.'. J03 303 303'.3(r3
March 301'-'. 3 011. IW'i 1W.-3 00
BOND AVERAGES
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July
It Italia It Ind.
Net chain A 3 unch.
Krlday BU4 103 3
Preview day e 1 l3 3
Week ego Ml 103 I
Month aio ISO 1017
Year aio 3 1013
Buying Lifts
Steel Stocks
NEW YORK. July IS ( A flurry
ul buying HUrd trading steal storks
today following news Uiat tha big
pruOucers had accepted Uw presi
dents ett-day true propoaal.
During the morning the majority
of sieel stocks receded fractions to
around a point. 1"he loaaea ware
wiped out, and later replaced with
llartlnnal gains, Immediately after
Itethlrhrtn aleel started the ball
rolling by agreeing to the truce plan.
Later announrementa by U. B.
rlieel and Itrpubllc Steel had little
effect on prlcea.
Turnover slowed In the afternoon
after fairly good trade earlier. Bus!
nni waa at the rata of around
150 ooo aharea lor the lull aeaalon.
High prirer. were paid lor V. 8.
ntrel, Bethlehem Bleel. Kepubllr.
Nauonal. Chrysler, Woolwor th,
Coca-Cola and Northern Pacific.
Lower were Ueiieral Mown,
Oouurich, Montgomery Ward, imer
iiauonal Paper. Bouihrrn PaclUc,
riinclair Oil arid Twentieth Century
ua. Auierkau Can - t3
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Am Taj a. Tel 141 '
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The UNITED COMPANY
of OREGON, INC.
an Oregon corporation, drilling (or oil in Harney
County, Oregon, offer for tale ot thil time,
to Oregon Residents Only
40,000 SHARES of Its
NON-ASSESSABLE
CAPITAL STOCK
At Its Par Value of $1.00 Per Share
Information may be secured from the fol
lowing authorized repreientatives:
J. VERN SHANGLE A. J. KR0ENERT
1.14 Wast Main .,
Msdford. Orsann
Phone 4M1 or uei
DALE FRANKLIN
IT North Central Ave ,
Maitfnrd, Orsgnn
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RALPH B. GREEN
ln Wast Main M.t
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Hayonler Pfd
Hrynolda Mrtala .
Itlchflrld
Hafrway Htnrra
Heara Knebuck
Southern Pacific .
(Standard Oil Cal
Htudrbakrr Corp
Numhlne Mining .
Trans-America . ..
Union Oil Cal . .
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Portland Wheet
PORTLAND. July IS lAN-Ca
wheal i bid i : Holt white 13 ID. aoft
white including Real 13 10. white
club 13 10. western red 13 10.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 13 10.
Id per cent 13 10. II percent 13 11.
1 13 per rent 13 13.
I Hard white baart: Ordinary 13 10.
It percent 13 11. II per cent 13 13.
u percent Si u.
Today's car receipts: Whrat 6S.
barley . (lour I. corn t. oata t. mill
feed 4.
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, July IS (AP-UHDAI
Salable hogs 7000; active, uneven:
generally steady to strong on butch
era and steady to mostly 35 rents
higher on sows; Inp 00; most
good and choice 170-340 lb 133 SO
33 00 : 3M-370 lb. 131 35-31 75; frs
33 00 ; 30-300 lb ll 75-30 75; small
number J35-350 lb. 117 7S-1ISO: gnd
and choice mn under 340 lb 117 35
II 50: frw choice under 300 lb. to
IH 75: 340 37S lb. 11100-17 00; 375
400 lb II4 7S-I35; 400-450 lb
II3 75-I5 0O. lew 47S-M0 lb 111 SO.
13 80
Kalable cattle 1000: salable calves
300: bulla 35-60 cents lower: other
clasaea generally steady to 35 cents
higher: few loads and lota medium
to good slaughter steers and heifer,
133 50-36 00; latter price top for load
good 1050 lb steers: odd head choice
yearlings 137 3S; frw common to
medium light steers and heifers
111 50-33 00: common and medium
beef cows I16 7S-1I50; cannera and
cullers 113 80-1100: medium and
good sausage bulls I20.S0-33 50; veal
era 130 00 down.
Salable sheep 100; choice weighty
spring lambs steady: top 131 SO. all
f i!'iim p
FLOWER SHOP
A MAIN
rmivr si:v
T Pine llrsat.
Klsmsth Falls, Orafon
Pkone 47 SO
H. R. BR0WER
114 Waahlnftan II ,
Ttlatnsth Islls, Ore.
Phone soil
RALPH B. GREEN
OT loulh llalh It .
nranls Psm, Orsfnn
Phons Ilia
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others on peddling basis, weak: such
kinds 13 00 lower for week at 111! 00
33 50; ewrs weak at It 00-B 00 mostly.
rVJUTII BAN PIIANCIBCO, July
15 (AI'-I'HOAI Cailla salable 10;
lor werk anlable 3760; slaughter
steers 7to-!l 80 lower; cows and
heifers II 00-1 SO lower with late
cleanup snlrs off more; moat aleera
medium grassera under 1180 lbs. at
1131 00-34 00: frw loads good grain
feds early 138 00-38 60; common-low
medium steers 117.50-20 00: medl-
' um-good feeders under 1000 lb.
; liaim-31 00. lew 133 00; medium
stiKkers 1100 down: late bulk can-
nrr-cutter cows 11000-1300; com
mon-medium 113 00-18.00; good to
IS 35; lew loads good straight
young rows early 11780-3000: medium-good
aausage bulla 119 00
31 00 calves for week 138; lau trade
In sharp decline and prlcea mostly
l.i oil lower; early aalea medium-good
3im-:i75 lb. ranee slaughter calvea
133 00-33 75. odd head 134 00: late
snlrs 130 80 down; cull-common late
linoo-17 00.
Hogs salable 38; tor week 3400:
compared late last week butchers
1 35 higher: sows 50 cents up; feed,
rr pigs strong to II 00 higher; late
bulk good-choice lao-340 lb. butch
ers 135 00; sows lid 00: feeder pigs
during the week 125 00-34 40. few
, 137 00.
rthrep salable 125; for week re
relpta III alio ; receipts largest In two
years; Incomplete clearance; very
narrow demand; compared with
close of last ares spring lambs fully
12 00-3 00 lower; medium-good
I2O0O-215O; early In week good
, choice spring lambs 125 00-2100. and
mldwrrk sulci 123 00-24 00: slaugh
ter rwrs about steady; medium-good
18 50-100. common mostly 18 00.
I POItn.AND, July IS lAP-TJBDAl
! Helablr cattle today CS, calves 10;
market mostly nominal; some beef
bulls and common grass steers un
1 sold; demand vrry narrow. For live
day, salable 21130, calvea salable
logo. Por week medium-good fed
I steers stesdy: common-good beef
j cows and common-low medium
grau sixers unrvrnly SO cents to
II 50 lower. Bulls around SO cents
I lower; vralrrs closing unevenly and
sharply lower In a semi-demoralised
market. Limited offering medium
: average good fed aleers 124 00-26 50.
rarlot Uip medium grasaera 123.50,
rutter-conimcn mostly 115.00-30 00.
Common-medium heifers 116 00
3150. Canner-rutter cows 11100
12 50. lew down to 11000 and under.
Common-medium beef cows 113 00
1100. good young cows to 117 00,
mixed cows and heifers to I1I0O.
od beef buUs lis 50. odd hesd
l.'OOO, common-good sausage bulls
llSuu-1150. Ouod-choice realers
esrly 124 50-34 35. closed 133 00 down
I with common down to 113 00. No
reliable outlet for medium grades,
j Salable hogs todsy none; hold
over market nominal; for five days,
1 salable 1375. Por week market
around 75 rente higher. Late bulk
good-choice lau-330 lbs. I34.7S. new
I high tins year. 245 to 20 lbs. 123 00
I 22 75. Oood sows under 450 lbs.
1 117 00-1100. frw to 111 SO and better.
around suo lb. sows down to 11(00
Oood-choice feeder pigs 124.00-35.00.
irw ugni welgnte 126 50.
Salable sheep today none, hold
over 150; aratterrd old crop lambs
and yearlings unsold, for five daya
ror weeg market un-
evenly II 00 to 13 SO lower on lambs,
j ewes steady. Oood -choice springers
late around 120 50-3100, top Mon
day 133 00. Common down to
.118 00. Feeders steady to 1100
I lower, medium-good 117 00-11 00.
I Oood old crop lambs and yearlings
jlate III 00-19 50. Oood light ewes
I Is 50-7.00, common dow n to 13 00.
Couple Quit ,
Teaching
CEDAR KKY. Pla.. (4-A hus
band and wife teaching team has
decided after nearly 50 years u
retire. They are Mr. and Mrs. James
Loren Bllderbeck who came to
Alachua county In IMS after teach
ing In Indiana.
Mrs. Bllderbeck was born In 1SS3
In Coatarille. Ind. and began teach
ing In 104 at Browruburg rural
school m Hendricks county. Her
salary waa 1350 a year. She taught
the elementary grades and was
qualified to teach English and math
ematics. Her husband waa born In 1SA4 In
Haruvllle. 111., and begsn his teach
ing career In his home town for 1300
year. Hla elementary and high
school teaching career waa Inter
runted three tlmeann in i .
uaied from the Indianapolis College
of Pharmacy In l0S; once to get
his bachelor of science degree in
education In 1931 at the University
of Florida: and once to teach
physics at the University of Florida
during World War II.
,1 INVESTIGATE THE pi
! Copeland
: Finance I
Plan I:
M
,, Anything In our yards may pa
fl be purchased en the Cope- S
H land Home and Farm Im- g '
3 proTcmcnt Flan! I j
Nothing
I Down I
l p la Three Tears a Pay
Minis.. at laras .....
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Maalia. a. tarai
Maalmnaa .nia.nl .
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fra. rr.an All 0..'l Het.lallsaa
RKE IS TODAY!
J. W. COPELAND 1
66 Main Phon 3197
-.Mi anna, mn ni ii iieianmunis'
FUNNY BUSINESS
"Okay, If you mutt
Dam Works Too We
Water Floods Equipment
MALTA. Mont.. July IS iPr-KmJ
Lundstroms dirt moving crew did
a good Job on a livestock water
reservoir dsm at a ranch near this
Northern Montana town.
But tired crewmen went to bed
Yets Asked
To Train
In State
Oregon veterans of World War II
requesting stale educational bene
fits fur studies outside the slate
henceforth must be able to s h o w
that the training they require is not
available In Oregon, the depart
ment of veterans' affairs reported
this week.
A 1948 amendment to the state
veterana' educational aid act of
1945 says the director of veterans'
affairs cannot permit a beneficiary
to draw benefits while attending
school or college outside of Oregon
without a "satisfactory showing
that the training required la not
available in an accredited Institu
tion within the stale of Oregon
The amendment foes Into effect
July IS.
Until now a veteran could draw
state benefits If It was determined
to be -In the best Interest of the
beneficiary from an educational
standpoint' to go to school eLe
where. Edward T. Taggart. educational
officer for the state veterans' de
partment, said the new restriction
probably will result In eliminating
most of the applications for studies
outside Oregon under state aid.
About 45 veterans have drawn
Oregon benefits while studying In
other states and two have been ap
proved for study In foreign coun
tries since 194S.
When the legislature amended
the educational aid program It asto
added IIS to the amount of monthly
benefits available to veterans
studying full time In undergradu
ate college courses. The Increase,
which becomes effective Septem
ber 1. raises to 150 the amount such
studenta may receive under the
program. All other veterans, such
as those In graduate work, roca
Uonal and technical school sub
jects, and part time studies, will
continue to draw benefits on the
basis of 135 for a minimum of 40
classroom hours per month.
World War II veterans who were
Oregon residents for one year Im
mediately prior to active service
are eligible.
POTATOES
CHICAOO. July 15 (Pi Potatoes:
arrivals 133. on track 341; total U. 8.
shipments 479: supplies moderate;
demand alow for Inns- whit, m...
ket barely steady: for red stocks.
uiiriuu. very ngni. no sales re
ported; California long whites 3.0-
Remains of stone-age cakes,
made of coarsely-ground grain,
were found In the ftaiu uvn..ii
Inga,
See DRAKE'S For
SHIPLAP
28.
2-4'i M. riM
III
II Spring rhone SSlt
When That
Ar Gone, No
Mora Thi Year.
Timt Tails In Building
SWAN LAKE company ,,w
ItJI Ro. (th
be gentleman!"
without moving their equipment and
camping outfit.
During the night a cloudburst
sent a flash flood down a canyon.
The dam worked so well a big
tractor and other machinery soon
were under water,
A truck, buoyed up by a big empty
tank, waa floating on the new lake.
Now Lundstrom aays he may have
to cut the dam open, let the water
out. dry hla equipment and start all
over again with definite Instruc
tions to crewmen.
Meanwhile, he has the truck tied
to a tree to keep It from dnfung
around.
Matson Sues
Strike Union
HONOLULU. July 15 opi A II.
SOO OOO damage action marked Ha
wails lingering waterfront strike
today the 7Sth day since CIO stev
edores tied up the porta for a 31
cents an hour wage Increase.
The damage ault waa filed by
Matson Navigation company, largest
shipping firm serving the Islands.
I- asked 120.000 additional damages
for each day the tleup continue.
Matson named three defendants:
the International Longshoremen's
and Warehousemen's union, to
which the 2000 striking stevedores
belong; the CIO Marine Cooks and
Stewards union, and the Independ
ent Pacific Marine Firemen. Oilers,
Watenenders and Wipers associa
tion. New Police
Car Bought
CHILOQUIN. July IS The city of
Chlloquin has purchased a standard
equipped police prowl car, the first
such vehicle operated here.
Mayor William Lorens announced
that the car will also be used by the
water master for lengthy service
calls. In addition to Its use by the
police department. Folic Chief
Archie Huff la In charge of the
new automobile which has created
wide attention In Chlloquin this
week.
Rice Deteriorates
In Relief Work
BANGKOK. (iPv Rice sent for
relief of suffering residents of the
southern provinces of Thailand
tSlam have undergone a corrup
tion process before reaching the
starving.
The rice has br;n changed from
30 per cent to SO per cent broken
grade, reported Deputy Agriculture
Minister Nat Kitcha Vathanasllp
after a tour of the area.
Foces Michigan
Forgery Charge
Elton Alton Sandborn, M. of
Crescent, has signed a waiver of
extradition and Is held in the county
Jail for return to Ionia county.
Michigan, to face a chano of
forgery.
He was arrested Thursday evening
by a state patrolman at the WU
lamrtte highway Junction.
The Roman tltlsen of the First
Century AX), had about twice aa
much water delivered In the city
for his use than had the cltixen of
Olasfrow in 192, according to one
estimate.
Lost Chance
We have a
Couple
of Those Famous
REO
Power
MOWERS
M2250
Truman Puts
Heat On Big
Businesses
WASHINOTON, July IS OP)
President Truman la putting the
heat on buslnrae, not on labor, -to
get this country out of Its slump.
He wants businessmen to cut
prices, but not wages.
He made this clear In his re
port to congress on Monday and
In his radio talk Wednesday night.
Further, he challenged steel com
panies to let government fact-finders
check on their ability to meet
their workers' demands.
Mr. Trumsn thinks there's rea
son to worry about the economic
Illness which the country Is suffer
ing now.
One of the main cures he sug
gests Is a cut In prices. Too-high
prices, he aays, brought on the
inflation.
That Inflation was bound to bust
sooner or later, he says, and It's
busted now. His reasoning goes:
When prices soared after the
war, people with money to spend
bo u g h t what they needed. In
spite of the prices.
At last they had to begin cutting
down on their buying because of
the big gap between the prices and
their pocketbooks.
So production began to go down.
It's still going down. This meant
fewer and fewer people needed to
produce and more people were
made Jobless. Unemployment is
growing. So
1. What Is needed Is more pro
duction to make more Jobs for
more people, although there can't
be more production unless people
are able to buy what's made.
7. They won t be able to do the
necessary buying unless the prices
are cut down closer to their ability
to buy. Therefore, to encourage
buying, prices should be cut down.
S. The more the buying, the more
the need for production of things
that people want to buy. And that
will mean more people employed
to do the producing.
4. But II wages are cut. when
prices are cut, then the gap be
tween prices and ability to buy re
mains the same and people will
have too little money to buy the
reduced goods.
8. Therefore, to keep up people's
ability to buv. wages should not
be cut. But businessmen will lose
some of their present profits If they
cut prices but not wages.
a. Thats all right. The main
point Is to have people with money
to bur goods, since that will en
courage production and employ
ment. In the end businessmen will
make sufficient profits through the
Increased volume of production, or
number of Items they sell.
Ag Men Tour
Poe Valley
Representatives of the various de
partments of agriculture made a
tour of Inspection of soil conserva
tion practices In Poe valley and HU
debrand areas Friday afternoon.
8 tart ins; at 1:30 p. m. the (roup
left town to look over the soil work
now under way. The field par. in
cluded Lee McMullen. representing
Klamath Production Credit associa
tion: Earl Hamaker, farm loan ad
ministration; Bob Cooper, district
forest ranger: C. A. Henderson,
county aitent: Oene Gross, a an cul
tural experiment station: L. E. An
drew and Jay Paris of soil conser
vation service.
Jastlca CeaH
Gtorif Crunk, overloading trailer
combination. Tinm 932 SO.
John Jamaa Zupko. overloading trailer
Combination. Pin gjg.
Charlia Inocent Delia, ovtrr loading
trailer cornbinauoa. Ftna $30.
Municipal Court
Orrill Louie Gru. reckless driving.
Post SAO ball.
Orville Lout Cerue. disorderly con
duct. Port 23 bail.
Tom Canterbury, drunk. Ftna, 110 or
30 day.
Richard Lee Hafax, vtolatlon of baste
rule Poet 110 ball.
Billy E. Smith, ran Mon sign. Re
cogged. BRIDGES Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore . July 11.
lrHfl, to Mr. and Mr Donald Bridies.
3M1 Biabe. a gtrL Weight, S pounds
144 ounces.
rit ANK8 Born at Klamath Vslley
hospiui, Klamath Palls, Or . July 14,
14. to Mr. and Mr. Harold rranks.
Harrlman, a girL Wtlght, 5 pounds
14 'a ounca.
PRIEST Born at Klamath Valley hoa
pltal. Klamaih rails. Or.. July 14. 1M9.
to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenc Priest, 3149
Wlard. a boy. Weight, 1 pounds I ounca.
KEPPXR Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath rails. Or.. July 14,
1MB, to Mr. and Mrs. William Kcffer,
90 It Bum mar Ian, a girl. Weight; 1
pounds lis ounces.
DOVER Bom at Klamath Valley ho
pltal. Klamaih Falls, Or . July 15, 1949.
to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dover, 2U1
Turnag( a girl. Weight, t pounds gr
ounces.
NOVAK Born at Klamath Valley hos
pital. Klamath rails. Ore.. July 15, 1949.
to Mr. and Mrs, John Novak. 1919
ManaanlU, girL Weight, pounds i
ouncee.
HUNTER Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls. Or . Juty 15.
IMS. to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hunter,
Tula lane. CalU, a gtrL Weight, pounds
( ounces.
QUA M Born at Klamath Valley hos-
to Mr. and Mr. .Leonard Quam, d30
California, girL Weight, 1 pounds
lt ounc.
ICENB1CE Born at Klsmsth YalW
hospital, Klamath Falls, Or . July 14.
1949, to Mr. ana Mrs. Howard icannic.
rout 1 box 103, a gtrL Weight, pounds
ounce.
gTOl'T Born at Klamath Valley hos
pital. Klamath Falls, Or.. July 14. 1949.
to Mr. and Mrs. Gaorgs Stout, MerrlU
Lakevlew junction a boy. Weight,
pounos ssi ounces.
Flower Shop
IIIIIVE IV
(At Greenhouses)
SUM 8. th Phone RIM
rree DtUrtry Flower by Wirt
Fvncrsl Dctdcns Oar SpecUlty
"totfaagWiB. jnpwaR
LEGAL NOTICES
NOT MR Of PINAL ACCOUNT
Nolle 1 PMrtby given that the under
l(nt Arltnlnlilrilria of tha nlali ni
I.ANITH II W A 1.1. AN, lo known M
CY WAIXAN, Ifereued, hM flUd her
ft n..l Account wilh Irva County Clerk of
Klamath County, Oregon, and an Ortter
haa leMD made and entered ni record
Uractlng this Noll and eetttnf the
ZMh day M July. .4 at the hour ot
l't on A. M, it tha off tea of tha Clrrull
Judia In tha Klamath County Court
llnuie for tha hearing of ohltM-tinne to
aid Account and for th final aatU
mant of u'd eatata
MA HOIK I.rC WAIXAN.
Admlnlatritri for Uta Batata of
..AMUR II W A IX. AW ilan kaeWB
aa CY WAIXAN. Dacaaaad.
J. 94; Jl 1-a 18- No. m.
NOT1CR
W TH CturriT CO.rT 0 TH
STATf or OK tOOH FOR KLAMATH
COCNTY
In tha Mat tar of tha Eatata of
MARIE M. PARKE. Dacaaaad.
NotK-a la hartby glva.- that I hav
bn appointed Exacutrts of tha aatata
of Mart M. Parkar, dacaaaad. All par
anna bavin claim again t aatd aatata
a ra raq u I rad to praaan t tham to ma,
with propar vourhart, at tha offica of
Canon ( Canong. 734 Main Straat,
Klamath Palla, Oragon, within at
mon tha from .Tuna 34. 1940, which la th
data of f ) rat publication of thli not Ira.
COI.OKN BROWN, E tacutrlx.
Jurva 34. July 1. i. IS. No. 600.
NOTICE or HAI.E BY EHECI'TKIX
Notica 1 Kara by glvaa that tha undar
tignad Golden Brown, a amacutrtx of
th Eat a la of Mana M. Parkar. dacaaaad.
purauant to authority flvan har la tha
laat will and taalamant of tald dacaaaad,
will, from and altar Auguat 1. lfrW. at
10 a m. at tha off tea of Canong
Ganong. Attornaya for said aatata. at
724 Main Strt, Klamath Fall. Oragon,
proceed to aell at prtvata aala for caah.
tha following datvenbad raai proparty of
uid aatata, to-wtt:
Th Southeast rlr TO faat of Lot 4
In Mock U of Nichols Addition to
Klamath Pall. Oregon.
Bid for aatd property mar ba left at
aatd offtc at any time from data hereof
until a id property (a aold. Tha right at
reaerved to rciect any and all bids.
GOLDEN BROWN, Executrix.
July 1 -15. No. ?OX
t'MMONI
IN THE CIRCUIT COLUT OP THE
STATE OP OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OP KLAMATH.
JUNE A. GARRETT.
Plaintiff,
v
JAMES LUTHER GARRETT,
Defendant.
To Jarr.ea Luther Garrett. Ccfendant:
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF
OREGON. GREETING:.
You ar h r by required to appear
and answer tha complaint filed against
you on or before tha 22nd day of July,
1 149. and If you fall to eo appear and
answer, for want tnereof, plaintiff will
apply to tha Court for th raltaf prayed
for in bar complaint against you. to-wlt:
for dlvorca from you on tha ground of
cruel and tnnumaa traatmant and par
aonaJ indlfnitie. Your attention la
specifically duected to th complaint on
flic in th above entitled causa.
Thts lummom Is served upon you by
publication pursuant to an order of tha
Honorable David R. Vandenoarg. Juris-
of tha above an U tied Court, said order
being dated June 23. IMS. and try pub
lication thareof for a period ot four
consecutive and successive weak '8 tri
sertionai. Th data of tha first oubllca
tion la June 34. 1M0, and th data ot
tha laat publication Is July 22. IMS.
J C. O'NEILL
Attornay for Plaintiff
Suite 1, Melhaa Building
Klamath rails. Oregon.
June 34, July 1. ft, U. 22. law. Mo, SBX
Mono to raiDrroaa
NOTICE la HEREBY GIVEN that
1 tuidcmsnad. On. E. ktrd, ha. baa
i appointed Admloiatratru of th. Eatat.
lot GEORGE G. REED otoceaaad. br UK
j Circuit Court ot th. Stat, ot Or.gua for
mamain lountr ana oaa auajiriM. All
' pereona having claima asalnat aaid MUta
ar. hereby requaaurd to preaant thm
; dulr verified aa reouired br law to th.
iundenicned admlatatrauix at th. attire
of Mark Simons. Attorney at Law. los
WUliu Bids . Klamath FalLk Oraeon. en
or bafnr. at. tnnntha from th. data of
t th. firat publlrauoat baraot, wtuch data
a juna za.
OLIVE I. SEED
I Admmiatratna of tha Eatata at
GEORGE G. REED.
J. St; JL 1lVn-Ko, SB3.
NOTICE IKTTTINO BIDS
Hi undersigned Pol tee Judew of the
ctty of Klamath rails will receiv sealed
bids up to 7 30 P. M. Monday. July 23.
1940 for one Ptcfcuo with (-boot too.
Specification may be obtained from tbm
env engineer.
Th city rearraa th right to rajact
any or all bide.
L V ACKTOMAJf
Pollca Judge.
Jl. 14-15 No, T1l
NOTICl
c THi? mici rT conrr or tttb
STATE Or OREGON FOB KLAMATH
COL'NTT
In th Matter of th Eatat of
HAROLD M. MOWN, Deceaaed.
Notica to hereby fl ren that f have
baen appointed Eiecutrlx of tb Eatat
of Harold M. Brown, deceaaed. AU per
sons having claim against said aatata
arc required to present them to ma.
with proper vouchers, at th office of
Ganong it Ganong. T34 Main Street.
Klarratto Kails. Oragon. within sis
month from June M. IM. which to tha
data of first publication of this notica.
GOLDEN L. BROWN. Exacutrtx.
Juna 94. July 1. t. U. No. tSl.
NOTirE TO Cm EDITORS
Df THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE Or OREGON FOB COUNTY
Or KLAMATH.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
WILLIAM A. PRINCE, also known as
W. A. Prince. Deceased.
NOTICE is berebv aiven that tha n-
derstsned has been spoo4nted Admin
istratrix or the above entitled eatai, ana
has Qualified. All nersons havina claim
against said Estate are directed .o pre
sent them, properlv verllfed. to the un
dersigned at tha office of CHATBURN
Y BRICK VER. her attorneys. Merrill.
Orecon, within six month of tha data
of first publication of this notica.
Dated and nrst puoiuned wis lata aay
of July. 1M9.
MART MARIE HODGES
Administratrix of above entitled
Estate.
Jl. 15-23 39: A S-1S No. TSO.
ftt'MMONi
V.a It t N. 4Sg
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH
MARGARET M. K1PLIMGER.
PUlnUff,
vs.
E D MILLER. Defendant.
To E D. Miller. Defendant:
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OF
OREGON GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against
'you on or before tha 13th day of August,
l?4fi'. and tl you fan to so appear ana
answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief prayed
for In her complaint against you. to
wit: for a decree declaring void from
the beginning tha marriage between
said plaintiff and you on tha ground
that you had another wife living at
the time of said marriage, at which
time your marriage to said other wife
was In force and undissolved by decree
of divorce or otherwise.
This aimmcm Is served upon yon
by publication pursuant to an order by
the Honorable David R. Van den berg.
Judge of the above ntitled court, said
order being dated July 13th, 194B. and
by publication thereof for a period of
fbur consecutive and successive weeks
9 insertions'. The data of the first pub
lication to July l.tth, 1949. and tha
date of tha last publication to August
12th. 1949.
FARRENS A MAXWELL
Attorneys for Plaintiff
First Federal Savings Loan Bldg.
Klsmsth Falls, Oregon.
Jl. 15 M-29. A. No. TXT
CLASSIFIED RATES
Three Days ,
Week Run
Month Run .
per word 11
, per word I5e
Nw Todoy
WANTED TO RENT
3-BEDROOM HOME, family of 9. two
children. Will take the best of rare of
your property. Can furnish refereneas.
Permanent Klamath family.
Write Box ISA, care Herald-Newt
rORUFNT. "house ,nMHls Addition.
Couple only. Inquire 329 Rogers, after
m. or Saturday,
OR FNT.I-Wdroom moAffiTua,
33. Phona 2-1328.
fOk RRNf. 1 and"i-room''iHirftt.m
cabins; aUn modern cottage. Weekly
rates. Altamont Auto Court.
BirlllMNtJf
Good grade lumbar. Enough to build
a 90x90 barn or to rough In a t-bdroom
house. You hsul. Only 4290. Can ba
seen si 4304 Bryant. Phona 420.
Naw Today
foil SAL OH TNADK, 1n. rnboar!
mahgany runatxiul, Chrls-Crsft mo
tor, tip top shap. tiigelher with eue
trim built trailer. Pnt ftittflu, or will
taka lata aixtel car, truck or pickup
nd pay cash difference,
PKOPI.rS WAHtKOIIWI
tTOT-OTsfrt I.AIj wants housaworh o
ntaid work, i'hona a ltii.
owner, 2-bdruom rKima,
near rairview rhMi: nUia lawn, l low
ers, garden, wonderful view, 941110
with good farm, iiiig Acadooiji. o
ohsna i-iait
J.60M.verr desirable, r.oea"fn. 0t-
tie man preferred. 3 N. rth.
fOk IttNT, at-rotm lurnianed bouaa an4
araee. 2.110 Bhaal Mil.
filAMUNS fiETTlNU Any sUa aUmon.
aat in our own modern shop. Ymir
vaiuable aarver leave awr stora. We
can offer r4-tour service. Stoned
c hacked fra.
aUCKYS Br.PAtPl PKPT.
Phona Jill
TO dVI AW'AY. half ChesapaaliaTnes
half Uarman shepherd puium. Inquir
at n Alameda or call utM.
fOft Al.t. white enameled wood rang
witn oil purner, tiKa new, a.ia; twin
tub electric waiher. pump. As good)
aa new. Cost fix), ror quick sal,
girt. Whit enameled ahower bath stall
with f minis, rr). tan ba seen at
A3fA Rrvanl Pruiaa AMvl
CoLCnt AHrPHKHI) erne spaved ft'tnaT
r -r ustj, want mmi rinrn noma
Affectlonata. Call 3.1.U, Charlea Kaa-
oaiLnt i. box 1114.
"ffl rV-w" fc r p - " -
tat u aattmata tha euet of rapalr on
your kitchen, bodroom, mantel or antiqua
clock, electric or spring wound.
ft.CKYS RRPAIK DIPT.
PrV.na 31.11
fOITR I HT be doom horHoWA
Phona ami.
ft5R" HiS', Troorn furDUhaadon
apartmenl Phona g317.
fOP ALt. aauity' ln hniVWrooni
home in Mills. Will consider lata car
on deal. Phona iani
fo ft-k N T." 5-r m m'vHcm K'uae. $4J
mJrmT ""'vi?-.. -nquir ivoiu cottage Av.
WAITED, experienced mechanic. Chil
oouin Crmmm. Chilnnum fir
KjtiCi fiwr aedan. lMo. for aalaTltadio.
heater. 375. aw7 Radrllfl.
fOH BAVt, baby buggy, W- PlMng'MfC
or ixt2 Division.
VTHWkdLl-f-wItirToT' sal. goSd
condition. n(9 Perahlng Way.
TOP QUALITY ROYAL "APRICOT.
30-lb. lua. BHe nr.s W.t
run SALE, D-4 caterpillar
wiih doxar
ano scraper, rnona ft.'U4.
14 Wr ST WOOD house trelleO months
nts-csj rquippe-O. 24 It., Cost JSOQ,
Wilt sell for l-haan Tiia a ...
afORSALfTi93g OldsJ-door. motoror
miies. extra fine condition. Se
and drive to appreciate. UuA Shaata
War. Phona luau
fOR SALE. eVJOO equity in '40 CldJ mobile
2 -door for $200 rash. Phona aittO.
BRIQUETS Ideal fuel for summer cabin.
PEOPLSWAREHOi:sa
FOR SALE, north of Main. pavdstreei;
"wmown section, ao rooms. 4
complete baths, large lot. Caah or
cash and terms. Owner other fcn
terest. Ra-rv tan m uu.i ar.
FHtCZphelow appraisal, nearly' new
t-DejuiTOR. moaern suburban boraa for
sal. rneed. Near new school, rur-
BiaiaaMf rs -k. Da. aa.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS "meetinil
rrlday. p.m Labor Temple, Hall 4.
ti petal rs.
FOR &AUrluirT!hmvrXWi-4oor
engine, up no liter? a
cellenl condition. Phona 43, BUI Grove.
Great .Northern Aaant. War-riii
6R LEASE, apartment houa. units.
w urnianed Modern. Cloae to. g74-75.
Phone 43.13.
fOR RrNT.5ewTyd7atsr-rvC.
room home, garage, outdoor fireplace,
stovee fumlUkttt 2037 Garden St.
Phone 3-trKkn
6R SALE. body, fir and pine wooi
oeuvered, ar you hauL Pnona TOftg
ROAli. I Ford V4 to. mecW
p-rnvcv nuooer iatr. aucnfica.
taoo. See at 33S Broad. Apt 14.
H AtTr e sg
Bebollt and Recovered
12.50
ONE-DAY SERVICE
CARLSON MATTRESS UPHOLSTERY
aSth Phone 4510
PARTY SEEN; picking up red Vocker
spaniel on west side Langell V allay
Road will return the dog wtlh ne
Suestlons asked. Auto Ucenaa uunbatr
regon 77 B-.
PRACTICAL "lWRSE-" wanted, fill flmX
Prmanent.4l2 N. 11th St.
F5RSAlJr l9Jtud.hakr adii
coupe. Heater, overdrive, gasn tow
quick aala. 3X Baaardmaa. Phona
789
RltSACl, equfty In la4f rTutoon
S-pasaenger club coupe. Good con
dition, easy monthly payment. Call
after 5 30 at ITO', Manxanlta St.
FOR SALE. Tl ft. National built IraiieT.
bouae, tandem wheeto and dolllaa; to
tenor finish in birch veneer: elec
tric refrigerator: gas range, oil haateri
8lp 4. PhoneTulelake 2952.
2-BEDROOM unfurnished house for saW
f"u basement, pi avtered. 223 Nevada.
Phone 2-04S5. S38HO.
fQh RENTTsmall apartmeni for eoupla
only. 103 Pine.
FOR SAXaETirernTDwlroom fuml.hesl
house, laundry room, dinette, newly
ecoritftl Inside and out. Pbooe
USE Sanitize it ior mosi sa nits ilea
problems.
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
15-KW INTERNATfONAL dlCMlVacti4
power plant, 110-22O-V. 00 cycle. AC
single phase: automatic low oil and
water cutout. See at The Timbers,"
10 mile south of Lsplne, Ore.
rbLlRrrlatcrarlnet"for aalefadC
Good condUlon. 2312 Pershing Way.
fOR-SALE. 3T-acre ranch In Henley
district, on highway; mall, cream and
bus route by door; acres spuds,
balance hay and pasture. Living water.
Good fences and corrals, fair house
and outbuildings. g?800, soma terma.
Phone 2-OOM.
SACRIFICE, small modern house la
suburbs; also 19.TT Ford sedan. Inquire
3729 Aatamont or phone 8031.
TOP QUALITY ROYAL APRICOTS,
i-n. lug. 98c. Oregon Food Stores.
XXCOHOXfifS ANONYMOUS "meeting
Friday, g p.m., Labor Temple, Hail 4,
Upstairs.
For SAL7TBodge'r-tontrucS,
good condition; ropes, chains, tire and
astra wheel, etc. 94AO. Can be financed.
House No. 28. ModocPoint, Ore.
fOR"RFT! firnlhed mite of-rooms,
kitchen privilege. Close In. Phona
6042.
A 17 COW &AlRYf!tRD wU be old
st the Livestock Sal Pavilion. Phoenix.
Ore.. Saturday, July 10. This herd
consists of Jerseys, Guernseys and
Holsteins. They sre all big cows and
In excellent condition. Complete rec
ords sale day. Col. A. H. Dudley,
Auctioneer, phone 4174. Med ford, Ore.
r&NAMEL wood stove, HO; also el ec trie
ranges, tables, beds, etc.
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
&TOGCHERRir.S for .ale, 10c 'pound.
You pick. 430 Riverside.
f-BKD ROOMpa rtTy"?u r n is h ed house for
rent Call 3400 or see Mrs. Loper at
tan .sriyie.
.
PUBLIC OITTDOOR BINGO PARTY
Main St . Tuleiak.
Saturday. July llh, g p.m.
Sponsored by VT W. Post 8700. Bingo,
roulette, raffle. Benefit building fund.
j-ROOM hOt'SlTTor rentrphone 3-0731".
LOST in Dorrti. brown and white
springer named Duke, Klamath county
license. Reward. Call 3.109.
" A rtdUhEBOAf VACAtfOrf-"
Enjoy a week-end on a Williamson river
houseboat, boating, fishing and loafing.
Phone Williamson River Store, Chllo
quin, for rates, dr.waic or month.
fOtTTiAlXr)ear.lng heifer, milk cow,
rs bhi ts and fryers. 2 1 OB Homedalg
Road.
S0ACRES7 Irrigated, M 'acre grain". N
frcat damage. 22 acres alfalfa. Rest
seeded pasture. Prull. Large ho use.
Wired for range. Electrle water beater.
Stock, equtpment S14.Q00. R, A. Sipp
Rt. g, Lakevlew, Ore.
FO"R SALE. 2 hedrtrom modern" noma,
191S Wisrd St. gewon. Will take late
model pickup as part down payment
fOK ltAL. '4S anode I 24 ft. housctrstlar.
Phone 2-1314. 4724 Summr Lane.
OW.ni-TOVTplywnod van body, com-
ilete with tailgate and clearance
ightoi lota of us left In It Price gM.
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
FOR SA"L. beautiful auhurbf.n 2-hr
room home, furnished or unfurnished
Ideally locsted for rhildfen. Near
Wlard recreation park. Hardwood
floors, floor furnace, instils ted, cool
mom and utility porch. House newly
decorated Inside and out On M wrre
of Irrigated garden soil: shnibs and
trees; garage, chicken house and smalt
barn. Call owner, T4R9. 219 Wlard SL
WAnt.D. OnllUon B. M; of logs hsuled.
Phon 3031.
f6P QUALlTTOYr-PRfrfVPC
20-Ib. lug, ttc, Oregon Food gtores.
fOfliiAI.Clg-fltrilerho,isr gliS.
Needs repairs. I2 Pershing Way.
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