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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TVF5DAY, JULY U, 14? PACE EIGHT MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Compiled bjr The Net change .. Tuesday Previous day Week ago Month MO Yew ago Stocks Stage Slow Gains NEW YORK. July J6 (X A slowly rUlnf atock market uathered mo mentum as trading progressed today. After a fumbling atari, buying In terest sharpened and leading Issues moved up fractions to more than a point. Steels, rails and motors were among the strongest groups. Trading was brisk off and on but aalea figures were distorted as they were several times last week by heavy business In Commonwealth and Southern. Turnover was at the rat of around 1300.000 shares, of which CAS accounted for 300.000 or thereabouts. General Motors was a strong spot with a rise of around a point. Commonwealth and Southern matched its high for the year at 4N. Also up were U. 8. Steel. Beth lehem Steel. Chrysler. Southern Pa cific Goodrich. Montgomery Ward. American Telephone. Sinclair Oil. and Texas Co. American Woolen declined on lim ited turnover. The company Just announced price reduction on 1950 spring worsted which, a spokesman said, was one of the largest since the first world war. American Can . 91 Am Power Lt 10' Am Tel & Tel . -..1421 Wrinkled fenders Body flaws fever jet the Go's zpplausz BE SURE TO SEE US FOR BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main At Esplanade Phone 3121 llllllllllllllll Expert i Body 2nd finder ! l giTx Associated Press July I Jflnd. IS Rail. 15 1 til. M Storks A .I A.1 A .I A .4 9 J S3 J 3 S3 I 88 33 0 3 -'7 SKI 3.7 S.4 -' Ms SOT 34 Ml HI 45 0 41.J . J Anaconda Bendu Aviation t 31 Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Calif Packing Canadian Pacific Case J I Caterpillar Chrysler ... Comvlih Sz Sou Cons Vultee Continental Can ..... Crown Zellerbach .... 3'. 1 JJ 13W 37 S S5 61 4S S3 34', I Curtlss Wright Douglas Aircraft Dupont de Nem General Electric General Foods . General Motors Ooodyear Tire lilt Harvester" Int Paper .. Kennecott CO 46 37, 43 elH 40'i 49-, 46-, SO Libby McN L Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Navh Krlvinator Nat Dalrv N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Am Fun Pas Gas Flee Penney J C Radio Corp R a vomer Rayonler Pfd RevnoJds Metals Richfield . Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cal Stude baker Corp Sunshine Mining Trans-America Union Oil Cal Union Pacific , United Airlines U S Steel Warner Bros Pic Woolworth . . 534 . 13 4 . SIS . 10'. . 134 - 11H . 32 . 49', . I0, . M . 30'. . 19', . 35 . 23', . 40S . 38 . . 61 . 23. . ". . 10 . 30 . SOS . 13 H . ns . n . 49 LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCia-n Jni 16 (AP-USDA1 Cattle aalahua w calves 125: supply consisted of most ly grass cattle Including seven loads of steers: market slow with prices steady on few scattered lalej; odd cutter steers 114 00-18 50: eanner and cutter cows (9 00-12 50; few common cows (14 00: calf trade opened fairly active: steady: me dium to low good around 300-350 lb. calves at (19.00-21.50; common down to (15 00. Hosts salahlo and mark-. - butchers IS cent higher: sows steady; ouuc good and choice 180 140 lb. butchers (24.T5 with two loads Her Nose Said NO PORTLAND DPF ... st short hour with the woman. Jane vowed a vow Kmm would she let herself be present where that woman was. Did the Woman never tab Ka,,.. ru. she never put on clean clothes? Small wonder Jane's nose said NO. Then Jane took a look at herself. u mat woman carried about such a stench, then what ilnrit ah. herself? What an odor must her Sins have been aanrlina. nn n AmI all those JO years of her life. Jane was ngnt. lor to ood we are all as an unclean thing and our hu man goodness Is as a filthy rag See LSS. 64:6. Right then and there. Jane laid hold on Christ as the Son of Gori hn rtiari ttw H. she might be born of God into eternal me. What moved her? Pear? It U a fearful thing to fall Into the hands of the living God Hebrews 10:31. Or was It love? Ood proved his love toward us In that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us Romans 5 8. Whichever it was. Jane ha had the blessed assur ance all these years since, that eternal life Is hers. And do you rest on your own goodness, which to Ood is but a filthy rag See las. 64th BIBLE. Or through resting all your sins on Christ, have you been born again Into eternal life? Portland 1. Ore. (This space paid for by a west slope family.) OatCa-J WOW! WHAT A RETURN! We mean the cash re sult! from the Wanr Ad (ho inserted in The HERALD & NEWS. Phono 8111 It, -e- -rs . - V 1 " at 134 S: good sons 115 M; on lot at S1S00. Sheep salable 900: no early aalea: quality of Mondays supply allowed a Utile Improvement: choice grades lambs scarce; trade moderately ac tive, fully steady: bulk medium and low good lambs Monday tJO.M: good and choice up to t'J300: common down to $17 00: medium feeders 117 00: slaughter ewes steady, me dium and good I S0-8 00: cull and common 35 00. PORTLAND. July 3g lAP-USDAI Salable cattle 160, holdover 135. calves SO: market rather slow on most classes, generally steady but canner-outter cows active, steady to strong: steers limited to cutter-common grades at (13 00-1 00: very few grass steers above SJ1.&0 Monday; few average to high medium 23 S0 34 00: good light fed steers quoted to Monday's top of 137 00: cutter common dairy type heifers 111 00 14 00: few common beef heifers 13 00-16 00: car lot top grass heif ers Monday 19 00: ranner-cutter cows largely 111 00-12 50: few 113.00; few common-medium beet cows 113 00-14 50: add young cows to IIS 00: common medium sausage bulls 315 00-17 50: common-medium calves and vealrrs tllOO-UOO; good -choice vralers scarce, salable around (19 00-31 00: one choice veal, er 21 50. Salable hogs 300: market fairly active, steady; sows more active and stronger: good-rhoiee 180-330 lb. I butchers mostly (34 00: few fat type j ana medium grade (33 50 : 343-30S lbs. (30 50-32 00: 140-160 lbs. (21 00 32 00: good 350-500 lb. sows (14 50 16 00: lighter weights up to (17.00: choice l:eht feeder pigs (2500: heavy irracrs -i oo. Salable sheep 350. market fairly active, steady: good-choice spring lambs (2050-21 oo: one lot mostly choice 109 lbs. (3150; few medium good grades (19 00-30 00: culls down to (13 00: medium-good 65-73 lb. ewe and aether feeders 117 00-18 00; odd good yearlings (18 00: good light ewes (7.00; common down to (3 00. ! CHICAGO. July 26 .AP-USDAl 1 Salable hogs 8000: fairly active on butchers, fully 25 cents higher: sows active. 35 to mostly 50 cent higher early, but later and dosing trade slow, only steady to 25 cents higher; top (22 60 sparingly: bulk good and choice 180-250 lb. (22 00-23 50: W0- 280 lb. (21.25-22 00: heavier weight very scarce: small lot up to 325 lb. doan to (19.75: few medium to good 140-180 lb. light (19 00-2150; good and choice sows under 340 lb. (18 50-19 50: few under 300 lb. up to (20 00: 350-375 lb. 1725-18 50; 375-400 lb. (16.25-1750 : 400-450 lb. 11535-16 50: 475-550 lb. (13.50-15 00; odd head heavier weights down to around (12.75. Salable cattle 4500: salable calves 400: good and choice fed steers and heifers steady to 25 cent higher: common to low-good grass and shorUed alow, steady to weak a: recent decline: cows slow; canners, cutters, and good beef cow about steady; other cows weak to 25 cent lower: few good bulls steady early, but most bulls 50 centa to (1.00 lower: vealers steady: top (28 00 for load choice 1275 lb. steers; bulk good and choice (25 50-37 iO. most common to low-good steers (30.00-24.75; toad choice around 900 lb. heifers (37.00; bulk medium to low-choice heifers (22 00-26.75: most common and medium cows (15.50 18 25; canners and cutters (11.50 1500; practical top good sausage bulls (22.00: vealers (36 00 down. Salable sheep 700; slaughter lambs steady to weak: top (24.50: odd head (25 00: bulk good to choice offerings 123-50-24 50; good to choice shorn yearling wethers (21.00; most ewea (6 50-925. C MWX C id K 'ft" "J ' 'M . If "A A . , KLOmOTU COLLS OAOCOn at Ltkt T.S..I Makt P r it ZUDTCIt X.l. Hal.l CaSlaa Ara. "UltW Hlfkwar Halal a Call. Oa fdt Sunn. SstK Ea. Dal.s. ka.,ha..in. s.nfal.ar. aa aaitll.r ...rl a,.u. (Arl a'c.aaioaaauaaa with .rival, tath.l roa rKrnaMATinn a ar.aaavATinia a, r.or lacaj rsvr4 asa. . . ar wrll. Priced for Quick Sale Compter cookhouse equipment for preparing and serving mtoli, complete bunkhous supplies; blankets, linen, cots, etc., 7 bunkhoutei 8 man units. Above items ample for crew of 55 men. Inquiry: ROCK ISLAND LUMBER COMPANY Sutherlin, Oregon Phone: Oakland, Oregon 212 ITS BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The Awoclaled Prase July Js ! Hails 1 Ind. I I til. 10 for. 10 L. Yld. Net rlianga A 3 umli. tinrh. A I uiirh. Tuesday 90 0 103 3 103 3 69 3 110 6 Previous day (9g 18.' 3 103 3 9 4 no 6 Week ago 89 5 103 3 103.4 69 3 1I0( Month ago 88 J ml 7 iojs an 4 lows Year ago 93 1010 100 3 63 4 109 0 GRAIN FUTURES FOLD TODAY CH1CAOO, July 36 i4-v Oraln future folded up today, with wheat and corn dipping more than 3 eenla a bushel at tunes after yesterdays upturn. Several factors were responsible for liquidation. These Included the government report of heavy grain carryovers, rains In the corn and spring wheat regions, and a letup 111 the heavy flour buying of the last two previous sessions. Wheat closed IS to l'i arms lower than the previous finish. (Sep tember MOS's-V corn was down 3 to 3 cents, September (136t-', oats were IS to IS lower. September 6SS. rye waa off 4, to o cents. September II 51 -153. soybeans were I to 1 cent lower. Novemkrr (3 37-2-KSS, and lard was down 3 to It cent a hundred pounds. Sep. lemoer if, Wheat- Open ... 30SS-S ... J06S-S . 107', . J03S Sept. . Dec. March May ... Pay Boost For Smith Voted Down City eaanellsnen were at adds last night ever a salary boost foe Cllv Recreation Director Sans Smith, and in secret ballot the pay raise was defeated by the slim margin of Int Council President Darrel Miller was the champion for the raise and leu trial if it were not granted, "one of the top recreation directors In the country would be plnrked eat from underneath anr noses." Smith is now getting (4140 annu ally and the recreation committee is asking for (4500. Miller based his argument on the fact that the recommendation came from the recreation committee which aald it budget would stand the raise. An approval from the councilmen would "not cost the city a cent." MlUer argued. The matter first came up during recent budget-approving session. The recreation department had turned In a budget In April and another tn June. The first called for the (380 annual raise, while the second emitted this Item. Miller said that when he voted an Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Ore, July 36 ij"i Cash wheat Dtd: 8ott white (3.10. sole white 'excluding Rex (211. white club 12 11. Hard red winter: Ordinary (3 10. 10 per cent (2.10, 11 per cent (2 11. 12 per cent (3 13. Hard white baart: Ordinary 13 IS. 10 per cent (2 14, 11 per cent (2 16, 12 per cent (2.18. Today's car receipts: Wheat 184. barley 7. flour 7. com 6. oats 6. millfeed 17. Portland Eggs To wholesalers: A grade large. OlS-OSSc: A grade, medium. 54's 57 Sc; B grade. Urge. 82t-55',c Portland Potatoes Onton bcmrdmnn district Whlt roM No. 1, $260-U: No. 2, 90-100 per 60 li. POTATOES CHICAGO. July M (AP-USDA Potatoes: Anirmls 96. on track 376: total U. 8. shipment 299: supplies moderate: demand moderate for California long whites, market firm for Rood stocks: Tot reds and others, demand alow and market wesker; U. 8. No. 1 carlot track sale onl? California Ion whites 3 85-4 00; Idaho-Oregon Bllu Triumphs 13 00 50 cenU: long whites 13.40; Nebras ka red Arbas I2 &5-3 00; Texas BIliu Triumphs $3.10; Washington long whites W 50. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND CtCENC. ORE. MEDFOKD Thoroughly Modern Mff. aa Mr. J. t. trlr Jt Ktrlvy rta.rrsli.as B.w al r.Loni.Te; affaa Bhaa EirtM.a Piaa. CMIN Low 303S 3 06A 3 06', 3 0IS CUM 303S- 3 07S-S 3 0S-', 301S-S lb recreation budget he waa aoder the impression he waa voting lor the raise. Councilman A. F. C'endrey ex pressed the opinion that salaries rouldn'1 be apprd In mid year, but Illy Atloraer llenrv Perklna aald :n:,reer..tr:.io".' budget could stand It, the raise could be approved. Councilman Wendell Smith em- nhuiiMl ih,i tl.A n .., h.. -I ........... ,usii, lor CIIJ pay raurs but that he frit granting the rrrrea- ; Hon raise "would be showing favo- ruism." Miller praised Smith for Uie prog. reas he has made In boosting rrt-rra- tlon facilities In this city and Indl- rated that the recreation head has been offered better DAvitie toKa bwhere. "We'll be caught without a rerrea- Uoa director one of these dava and will have to hire someone for the same money wb. won't eon,. ,. brnith s abiliiy," Miller aald. After a half hour's dlsrnadon. (ho nrapoaal waa beaten In secret ballot.' New Schedule Goes In At Malin Pool MAUN. July X Amount of In terest In swimming Instruction for adult has resulted In a schedule of free Instruction classes at the Malin pool, starting Wednesday. With Instructors Arlle Mae John- lon and Ward Stone, classes will be conducted every Wednesday. Friday and Monday evening from 1:1ft to t o'clock. Regular admia ion charge to the pool will be the only fe. and adults wishing to take this Instruction may regutrr for the claasea any claM evening. The pool will not be cloned to regular swimmers on theae eve nings, but experienced swimmers will keep to the deep end of the pool while claws will be held in the shallow end. Ward Stone Is pool manager. No Damage Done By Chimney Fire Tin broke out tn the chimney of t - o'clock Monday afternoon, but city age was done. The fire department said the Owner Of the house Was Hon Haft. .. Police Check Shotgun Slaving FOREST OROVE. July 2 Stale police are Invrstieatlna- the shotgun death of Prank E. Miller, M. brmuht to a hospital here last ni(M br his wile. Clrcumsuncm of the shootlnt rn net clear last night, police said. Millar, who liars at Hayward, was drad when admitted to the Oeneral hospital here. It appeared, police aald, that Mil ler mas shot while approaching a (arm house. Eatt of the Mississippi River, the woll Is found only In northern Mlehl ssn and Wisconsin. WTK1N-Bam at Klamalh Valla, hmpltal. Klamalli Falls, Or. , July 35, IMO. u Mr. and Mrs H. Walklm. 1 Mill ilraat. a bor. w.lghl, 1 poiino. 3 ounrai. CimNINOHAM-Bom si Klamath Vsl. lev hnapllal. Klamalh Falls, Or. , Jul. . IS, la Mr. an4 Mrs. Orvlll. Cun Slashain, rmila t ho. 1030. slrl. Watshl. S pound. $ Dunrai. Hrj.lNKA Born al Klamalh Vsllav hoapiial, Klamath F.lli. Or... til. 3 l. to Mr. and Mrs. Mlrha.l H.llnka. Dorria. Calif, a boy. W.lfht, S pounds ouncM. LAKE FOR LEASE Hbrl I. Ik Tbli imall prlvalel, wnad Uha la atd mm IRa am ml I f lha Oraanaprlnffi Rainltli IH Mllt alt ! Rlfhwar M. Tbli ta a Strfael ftmm far anr t Mvaral a..: hiBiiRf r fl.hla raaarti riab hatrharn Oada rsarb. with Mil mi r4 mmiiUIi raada sad Ira Ma In aame af lha beat kantlnc caaalrr l Saatbara Oraraai mr m amall private c,"b where nan bare raa ha peaaraS I saad fleblaf. Lang ! la Ibe rlfbl partjr. A. W. McOUAT Sit Rar .. MeSrerd, Oregaa rbane 117 tnlnfe High 105', 3 08', 3 07', 3 03S aWaaairiaai!, They'll Do It Every Time lARtMRt QUITE WEARS SLACKS WHEN THE. WEATHER'S NOTSOAlr?y 1 1 Jfl If SOnVlfl? To ; wafiwn wigic IW Go Hirsute JACKSONVILLE. July 36 T h nioaa in the old watriing tank up by ' the city hall haa been seraiied off : aealn fur n.e in riimkln thu man )..,., I .. - V... ... -m - "" a hikers a ordered by the Jark-on. ville l ions club for the Oold Rush .... Jubilee. This Is a warning, the executives say. to the malea that they had better start groanig their beards or practice up on their sprinting speeds. i They did rcii mijt whfiher the bnyt I would be chased afxt or horseback. i Dul ,h'v did say they were eddini; lr ' watering tank to make 1 "' 'P aiore enuring for tho-e aho aren't ,,, tAB . Th0 JackxuitUle (told Hush Jubl- sionMrrd by the Jacksonville l-tona club, and a full program nf events nas been lined out (or the two days. August 6 and 7 Wef'l..f .Wi rAIRCtm.O HANKY Jarfe Frank Itn lirrhuj 21. U I mv. lulivf ol Ortnn rvitnl of KUmgift Fa.ll ttur ntr May Mn. K nalit OtuA. naittonl of Urartu Faaa. HIKKTY DVORAK -OIw Ray Mlwliav. 3D. RMlvr. of Nbraka. rictnt ot Kiamath Falla Man AJir IKarxh. 34. hojsn if. Mtrva m NaUraaXta. rt davnt ol Klamatl. Fall. TL'RMM arorr - Mirhar! la Tr nar XI. max-rue-, rxauta nf M.t4url, rvaidaal ! K.amath 111 Ha Ml Ktalna -M. jb. .nutfrphr. nall.a oi N"rtl Carol im, raaiatont t Klamath Falla. SMITH KFVXrmrK jaa lwall Smith, u, railMtadrikaa. natit o4 Or n. r,irWnt u KlaMUta rail Anna la kvnrwlssj-rk, IS. njiit nf Vlun ln. rMtlanl awf Klamaift Fslla. tMiatai tiU4 t-a ura A Jnfta va Mir hard t. Jahiv Mil Inr divurv PUiMlfl cKarM riktai and in Human lrMtnrit. Cuup.a nar t4 AuUt 12. IfMT. In Varu-MiMt, Waartinfon plaintiff wan la ruaUsdv oi (i,d. . par ni'tfiiM frag rltlld at. pp. 1. and pmparty wlllmnt J. O NtUI. aitnmav fur thm plaintiff. iJkoa-iihay Rarnavr . Iriwii D Rani- y. auit for divrtrra Plaintiff cha.tra trivial and inhuman trvaimanl t nop a ttarrlail in Kianusth Falla on Aufut 144 Platnlilf tinU propart aaltia' mnt. Mark tlmtMU, at lor nay for Uva I p-"iiff Halt. aim i or aivart-a riamtlff rhnr - I riiwi. CAupia onrrxo tn nno Navau. (Mia au.ll for divnrra Plainillf rhariM I rruat and inkuman Imlmtni, Cnuo.0 mnt4 in Klamalh rll nn ' Jaauar I I '. Plaintiff want rualtxtv of ( a.uu .a i . J C. O Naiil. altmnar lor th plaintiff I, . -,,. f...i.a M.ntr " Worm, mn Juna A C.rr.11 Jama, s.l-r ; . M w aahtrurn. Mna Iyutat lna Winter tna ' siram Riltlo Jora Si mm vi. Calvin Vamall Jaalle-a f rt I.vla KUwnrth Wlt, drtvint during ravolierl parind ftn on. Marvin William Hcairava. rom bl na il rui avarlnad Fiaa Stl M (i'orgm Uiar, cum bin lion overload fin n Alva m Weahly. no rlaaranra llfhte rin tin lift ward Elmo Bruin rU, Vt4lallon ol in Ijic ruir. rina t? M Haxal rilyaltelh (illt, fallur t pro- eur nparafvr parmii rina WM wiiiiam rranh Ktfnnrr, Inadequate mrtrif-v brak Fin M M. Harver Fvaratl Wlaa. Inadacjuat marRanry brake Flna' USA Harvrv Rvarall fU-plar. taadaquata amaraanar brake Fine S !Wt William Davtd Kellv. Inadoquata mtr ganry brake Flna M tot William Patar Honpar. Inadequate marnry brake. Flna 19 M William Petr Hooper, no warning daviaa Flaa Id V) Jamaa Flwonrf Ura. Inadaquata amer Knvp brake. Flna tA 0, Jark Riuuall nrandfrrrtf. Inadaquata amarfanay bra Waa Flna M 90 Maurice Jrkan Claudia, Inadaquata amaraanry hrnka. Flna t,1 90. Andrew Clark Fryatl. iMdequata mrfirncy brake. Fin M 80 Fdaar Blair William. Inadaquata amaraanrv brakaa Fin VWl Or I, Pllti, t a adequate mar ttnry brake Fin M w. fnU HHka-v. inadaquata pmartena-r brake Fln M M r harla fill hart Ktnhle, no operator' llrenaa Fine .l V l,rrn la Millar, Irurh apaadlng Flna t3 Vt Kav ragman Welch, llranaa Flna M 90. no operator' Brniln rthal Moffltt, Inadaquata mrenry brakaa. Flna M AO, I'lowpr Shop mi i vu i. (At Grnhouiei) 3A14 S. 6lh Phono RIM Freo DrlWrrr Flowers by Wlro Koneral Dralfnt Onr Hpclalty WANTED XMAS TREE STUMPAGE Louii Molakit tXt lh Kl,. flan FrnrlMe, Calif. I ! j effrl..f .WMs i v E i'tionre Merrill 11 Jj Klamath falla 1024 ar , !'' "'''yllftillTilJl. PUT WHEN CONTRA RV"' SHE, VJtAKS A t?rE5S THAT'S FLARED ANP gHOW tilen Cartul no oovraUw'l II- reiie Vli S-t Sll Alfrvd i'laud Hahlbera. ao utMralors llrvi,,. riua S :ni tii John Wlljr Inadeouala amer. Str brake ri a so Marsarat allrter U MaUUr. InaiSs Ouaia iiiaasam y hiabn I ta H Slav Slurra, Ha'ulrl tnadauala ntataenr, Iw a , a, rina ai su Alliart ll.ir.ar Alfr(a4i, fallura mi. r.ln W tlt.vtl tt.i.. iol,tto of h- ba.ie rule rin. SIO.U I'aul iianrr J.u.,v..., mm ahicia r''r T"' " t narla, lam, HntKh madaouala amar. hraka, Kina 1 V) wtltiam tlatr), rw oueraUara 'Mneri"nru. his. avarnansm load i r'" M E.IT r"m J"""" ' ni umm nt4Ut4ui mr "Jnia.. n..;.'h .".laea.th. m.d.. aum. , nraka. r.n. ss w 1 r,""'.1 "'" j siuri i,a Muiiina. no rasi.uaiwa n nparau-, . . 1 n nu si v ,,.,'i"to,u" , j,-sa ratnra t aaa. n, ooaraiora II . 'K Httrn tiadt6au4il invif- Katlrid A Una (.vraahlt llrarvaa Flna n k) K.lrd William Htantnn Sr inadp ajuala (trtrpwi brahaa tin l. man lwaa Jajirw Itiaitatiuala marvanrr hrahaa Fia U So Jo.ra 1UI Cuahrrvatn irtadatjiMta pmi-tnrt brakaa Fua Ja John Max lar, no pparatair's It ranaa. Frna tU VI. Municipal Court Mlfmr T Wirjlvam. drunk Forfait tit bail Jtshnnla MrMurrav. drunk Flna. SI 00 And 30 d uapvndvd la laava ln Dnntmiar Garcia drunk Fin. I and 3 day au.pand. Nuaana Ha !. Wllaen. Mnpropar lafl turn Maruad brl W. Mara. FM 4 lhl. Far fa II 3 hall Dnnaid Dlmar Rnydor, drunk. F-na, v and W rtata LEGAL NOTICES ROTH B OF DATK Or FIWAk SitTI al.lT In thp Clmiit t'nwrt of I ha Rtatp ml Orainn (r Rlamaih C'nunly In ih Uallr af th RataU af OTTO L VITia. Uwrawad. Nolir la haraliy f la that f havp fllad wr (anal rmunt f I ha admiruatra Itsm of tlv a nlilla'l avtaia and thai tha t nurt haa appuiniad Aufuil J. tP40. at 10 a m . aa tha tima for hMrind nhsexltona In atM-ft IUM aararounl and Mttlamant taWfexsf ALU g L. Virt'R. Aafrnwiatr atria. OANUNU iANO.SU. Altorrvava ( Falaia. J ft-IS-lt-M No 7u7 soTirr or t v al kmmm NOTl K W ItrHCnV (IVR.N. Ttal I I ! . i' . J,,h, tn.mm hava filad mr Final Arrnuni a a.lmin 1'" 'h day nf Ji,, latramr of lha aat tf lit SHY RH.Nrr 'T ,h 4mi fra pMblka- m HOHTCKN, das-aaard. and tha Jitd!" lnw N.s Ira, nf tha t'irruit C.nirl nf llva Mtaia of Oif in (or Klanvalh Cniinty, ha m . ina am nav oi n-rpiam I M nd (M tnortrtven nf aald I 'n A M , lha th rtav : m tha CourtfuNiaa at Klamath tU. tn aa lha lima and plara whan and Iwhar an beiMfl mav brarM anr ah- 1 )" or aar-rptlnna In anthln thara In ffiniainod, aad at aaid lima and plar , lh t'Piirt will finally altl mA rr.-unl Artmini.lratnr ..f lha .rf IfflNR V RHfERT RtHUMTUkN. , i mtrTs.r. -H til IM RTATC Of OltKGON WOK KLAMATH C'Ot NTV IN Tlir MATTT" OF Tlir MTATI Of Itr.NR V ALOr.N HUTU. FY who waa aim known a H. A. HMEI.IJ.V. l rraad. Nntira la harabjr plvan that 1 hava baan appointed administrator nf lha alatvva mm lad aatata All parvon Kav ma rlaima again! ald aatai ar r qulrad to prant Iham, with lha prn-r Vmirhtrt, tn fn at office nf innn A Canrm Altnrnavi al 734 Klamatii Fall. (rsarn. within i mswihsi f mm inly J 4 which la tha data ol M Ir tin of this nnllt-a. BART R RHKI.I.K V. Artmlnutratnr nf aaid aetata, t It-It M. A. 1 -No. TI4 NOTII K TO I RrtllTORt Nntira U hereby given thai the under lined haa haan appointed admlnutra trlx erf lha aetata of Thttma Bradford Brown. aln hnawn a Thnmaa B llrnwn, dareaaad, by tha Clrrult Cnurt of Klam alh County, Or fin, and all person having claim again! aid a lata are hereby notified la prant lha earn, with proper vntirhen tn the aald adminl alralrtx, at Multa I, Malhaa nulldlnf, Klamalh Fall, Oregon, within an monlhi of tha data of thl nntira. Dated thlt Ut day nf July, VH EMMA TtBNKR, AdmlnUlratrlg. J C. O NT. ILL, Attorney for Admlnlilralrlif . J S-U IB M A S No ?o flrMtfONH in this cibci'it coiht or TIIK BTATr OF ORFftON FOR TDK COUN TY OF KLAMATH KBVIN J. O NEAt, Plalnllff. PATRICIA JILL O'NKAl.. Defendant To Patricia Jill O'Neal, D'fandanl IN THK N AMR OF THK HTATK OF OtirOON. OKr'.r.TINd! Ynu are hereby ran ill red to appear and a newer tha complaint filed avainat you nn or before lha 14th 4y of A u gnat. 1140. and If ynu fall tn to apnaar and a newer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply In lha Court for the relief praved for In hi complaint again! ynu. In wit: for divorce frnm ynu nn the grmutrt nf cruel and Inhuman treatment and per aonal Indlgnllle. and far mi a tody of illllH,HH"lllfX FLOWER 5H0P 4 lOMMN run, sm 3'liH.I.:i'IHMiH ITS WINPySHrWMNP Jamaa Palrtt-h O Naal an aMtrt DtikJ II Naal wilturf rhlluian anl ala'nol' "a uafruaanl VM,r altarnl.M, U ym if l all a aua. la.1 lit IKa r.naialaiai eai Ilia in Um al-.te anllllaa) r,u a rila umnitna to aanrad upon ou riuluirartwn purauant I. an ultter of ll.a lomualila tla,id N Vaiutanuatf Jutlaa hT tra, al- aMIillarl Cuurl aald larrtar uathfl aalaal Jul, Mih. 14. ana) a , pillJl,lli tlta,atf f.-r a IraMial uf f, . r .-uii.a atta ,urt,uir, aaaa, 'a n. W1'it, Ttta 0,l if llva flral eul- r II..H.-. M Jul lam 1940. at4 IKa .laio ilia laal rutMlratlu a Aueual Isuv, j c ONTIU. Atlnrnar rialnliff Sulla I U.lruvaa nuilding Klaiuain fail, dragon. I a la , TJS Jl ttM A is tik rmri iT coiht r tub MTAtr nr OMCUON run KtaAMAII. l ot NTV IN Tlir MATTm Of Tlir BMT4TI OF KdlllNT ItrSMV ANIlKRt'tN aiMi kitvM M M H. ANUtHttON, 1 (M(t N.-tif let notvht fiwil tht tru) unrttr iii Umm Atxlrin hi hm (-tHl.td rillrla nt lh I. I t.l ftttd 1. !'. I nd of lh txrw Mmr1 iWawl All psyraauaa Valtf rilrt. flaitst m 4 '' ' rotiulrg.l .s pte-int m wiik prypmr vurtmt ml ifu- rsaf i:nan tt.n Aiirna TJ Matin t . K!aMth fmlim rM allhl. a,. thai from Jul. it ItM whith m im is ia ss a s-p MllffM B isvrttHU mns Th undaraig.ia.d FiUup Juda f th n uf Kia.nath ra'U iH rrua aaalaal Mrta up In 1 VI p m Monda. Auu.l I, ow rini rrw-ft, sua uu i w-ana isr i wm I lona ria-alar and dafroi Villi I a M . plv iirm PreaMI ' Ch .f Fniu- " Tha C nt raaarvaa I ha rfht t rata-, "'.."I '' M' Ro Mra4 Bid fop panal I. W ACRRRSIAN raiw Judfa. Jl II R M-Ma Tn "alB OF MOt TRAILS St Raalad ida will p rvraivad and puta. Ikl trpaad It I r M Jut f law, at tha Offirp .rf in Hnuaina A'.lhnrn,, Tulalaha C'altfnraia for tha aala oaf $ Mxaaa Trail- lor a lad at Tutasaaa. CalM fitrtii Tarrna and rndltlAa nt aola Ih fnrn and map-1 tun ut Trailar of farad ''" ha aarurad by ppiiia al tha nfrva af in M.-u-ma Wtiiart ha" Jwa.n I ha hun at I A A M ond n iAR H VNa TM roth a to CRtotTnaa Cirrull Cftrt af I ha BlalO tf o,.f. n,i f,r tha Cmnljr 4 Klanvalh. In Prnhata In th M attar 1 lha gatatp ml A L. K KM HOW, IVv.. nth b ir Hrnrnv GiVf ik rradiinr vf aald da-raaaad and all par I ni raalad u, hi aalala . Tran th.ir riaima tn ka undarVnad lha -t-iit appsatnlad Admlnutratrti ml aaid a-iaia r i W luirt,, Tr.nand hr a i i i Will,,, Buli-IH1, iL,mm.. Ht Fall. fr fon iin b I.Kona ma rrNMntav Adu.tnietratru ot aaid taia. w lamtr Twttand. A'tnf n frr A'tmiiaietralria. Jm ai ! N7ja IT4TIIIM la Ih. riril Cm,., ol lha ,.. of .. ,h "" 1 Klar,..ih .. " "' m riAanaaa rsiA t;rr.raT ...d anna uo.sna At; lirnrar. Tr. Manr. William cliari- ov..v, ".' Mi". ih., . II Fhlll.p. . ttom V Phillip.. KlamaUl r.lla 0,aa., ha. a (,1,4 . patiihirt In Ih. miiiu. " lr aloplMm oi ri.rh.ro Km.s hart Snd Anna u.. ..... no rn, ,h.n. .1 nam. n( ui4 .hildran in th. fili.arin ntannar. In aii in. ham. ll.,MI. tmm, utat, Ha.ha,. tmm, l-hill,. ,d lh, .,. ... i'..."""" I1" t lnnn. nrltr i a'"' "l" b' ' nlillad tram br Ih. Mnnnr.hi. Dald rllaUon u ouhll.had In Th. 'll.,.ld and Natt, tha r.aat publl.allon hara.il hillfl Ihara..! h.ina on Auau.t U. Iw, and . .r. n.llll.d u, a,pa ,M r.u If an, 11,.,. ha, h, lh. li'." .-I'""": hm"" V.mad. on or b.fnro S,I,M . 1.40, ., h.n,, lo I . nt and fnr want IhVra.? th. l,n .III m.k. '.7.7. j uJZ JL" T" """ th. .o! "on l d minor rhildr.n. and ynu .re h-r.hr a.rari.d lo ih,,w ; . i7.r,;,:,l:r:.', "" M "-- m hand and aaal nC Ih. ah..,, .nllllad Court Ml. 1lh da. of Jr im" U" W 7 "l r'. .'l'rfe. jAi.e.iai:s:?ir u",u"- tfzr.x'. nr jxs? a:..s l .liar, oil hornar and hid w.l.r lank I? k'"v ""nllnnad onllar room All bid. .ill h. r.lvad .1 Ih. ..wire n th. Cl.rk of aw-hnnl Dl.lrlrl Nn I. "?" . Klamath Union lllih arhonl, Klamalh rail., Orvgitn. Did. wiu bo pulalrlr nin.d and r..d. Plain anil aparlllr.llun. mar no nh. Uln.d at ih. ulllr. nf llnw.rd R far. ith t'n'1"'!!- "" M,ln "". I.""! Inl Z .:9.r'!"n- 1nos ol Tan "d niwlis) dnllars isinisi. will bo r. Olilrad fnr ..r Ml nf plans and .fieri. .n."'' '" rofnndad to lha hlrld.ra upon ralum ol the plan and aparlllr.tirMu. Th. iirr.aafiil hldd.r will ho raqnlrad In hintl.h a Kur.i, Cnn,o.ny Bund in lull .mminl of Ih. Contrarl prlr., and fr u. I?" r1""l lo f.rrji Publls L.lahllllv Inatiranr. a. BPMlfl.d. A rilddar. Hund nr carllflad rh.i-li In arnounl ..nal to flv. par rant iS',1 nf lha lump .m hid milal arrnmnanr th. bid aa a riaranlM for lh. o.Mnillrm nf th. rnnlr.rl and th. bonda. In read tho mnlr.rl la award.d lo Iho hlddar, Th. IMrarlnrs of Vhonl Dl.lrlrl Nn, !nTSTw lh rln' 10 n and all bids and lo walv. anr InfnmiaMll.s, aifn.d: MArlOLO ASMl.tv. Jl. M: A. I-No. T4.T KLflfTlPTI k. ilsf MA(7sA ikar.iTnriik' SHOP