FRIDAY, AUCUST 5, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE NINE
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
STOCK AVERAGES
('Msiplled ky'th Asaorlslrd Fre
Mind. It Kail HI III. MMlorkt
Nat Cheng All A.I A J A
FricUy imiii as
Previous dy .. a aa 7 o 3 .4
Wxk mo m.i rt '
Month MO Nl 314 l
Yr MO Ill 44 3 41.1
Grain Market Strong Today
CHICAGO. Am. S UP A buying spurt h tnuilird nlf In grln
today br proposed nrw farm bill Th market opened on good over,
nlglit gains and continued strong nil day.
The llino contract nhowrd tlir mot strength. TliU bcus tin
new lrm legislation. If It become lit, will iply to IIM crop,
trader uld. Holli Marrh and May wheat advanced to nrw eeaaonal
highs
VVhesl IM IS-3'4 hlghrr. Hrptember MOV.-'., corn u '.-IS
higher, rieplrmber II Jo -'. oala were '-S hlglier. rJrptembrr ffl't-M.
rya waa l'-J. liliihrr. bpirmorr IIHS-lAi, soybean war 3 to I
ranu higher. November Mld'.'S, and lard waa 11 to 21 cent
hundred pound! higher, Hcpirinlier
Mr
Open
Hepteinbrr
December
Marrh
May . ...
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BOND AVERAGES
feniplled ay the Aaaorlaled Frrsa
Aufu.l a
t Kails Hind. 11111. I Par. II L. Yld.
Nat chang , A I A3 Uiwh. A I A.I
rrlday Ml 103 1 1(1.1 701 111 0-1!
Prevlou day to 1 lull I an 70 1 not
Week aio (Nl I Ilia 4 103 4 7 0 0 110 a
Month aio ... . a 7 i3 1 1013 aoi loo a
Yrar aio HI 100 a Ml HI 106 1
Stocks Stage
Late Gains
NEW YOflK. Au 1 W-w-Urniand
for stock developed punch lata In
day and prtre advanced fraction
to around tlirrt points.
Thla latest tep ahead In Uia mar
ket ummrr rally raised Uia gen
eral prlc level close to the highest
In around tour month.
Italia and oila wrr singled out tor
attention but plus signs e
sprinkled aJI over Uie litt.
Th day'e eele figure wara dis
torted by heavy volume In Common
wamlih Southern but even sub
tracting C 8 aalea. turnover
toDued th lJOO0O-aliar mark.
Including the utility company. ale.
varied on 1 .400.000 aharra
C S aala were mad at I. a
gain of ' and top price for the
year.
ravorabl corporal new helped
lift apeclfic (tockv
Higher prlrea wrr paid for
Sent r. Southern Pacific. Stand
ard Oil NJ. Tea Co, Oulf Oil.
U. Steel. Oeneral Motor.. Chryalrr,
4J. B Rubber. Allied Chemical. Oen
nU tlectrlc. and American Tobacco.
Corporate bonda improved. U. 8
Cnvernmenta tended higher In over-
the-counter deaJlllga.
American Can
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Am Power A Lt
Am Tel at Tel
Anaconda ...
Bend! Aviation . .
Beth Steel
Itneing Airplan
Calif Parking
Canadian Pacific
Caa J I
Caterpillar
Chryler
Comwlth At Sou
Cona Vultee
Continental Can
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiaa Wright
Ihjpont de Nerrj
Oeneral riectrlc
Oeneral Food
Oeneral Motor
Oiodvear Tire
Inl Paper . ..... ,
Kennecntt . .....
Ubby McN L
long Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nah Kelvlnatnr
Nat IJalrv
N Y Central
Northern Parlfle
Pan Am Plh
Paa Oaa A Wee ......
Pac Tel At Tel
Penney J c .
Radio Corp
Rayonler ...
Raynnler Pfd
Reynnlda Metal
Richfield
Safeway Store ... ....
Heara Roebuck
Houtliern Pacific .
Standard Oil Cal
Rtudenaker Corp
Sunahlne Mining ..,
Trana-Amrrlca.
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HOUSE PAINT
Oct Wvfff lift, grttr cccxtomy
from tmw 8hirwin Wtlligmt HouM
Paint! Now this "Choic of IraHtni
patmtn" bring! you ft tmtothfT,
tougher oattrif . new, ff29
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Portland Wheat
POItTLAND, Aug t - Cwn
wheel i bid : enfi white 43 04; anil
white leirludim Real 13 04; white
club 13 04.
Hard red winter: ordinary 12 W
10 per cent 1304: 11 per cent 13 04.
13 per cent 11 14.
Hard white lUart 10 per cent
13 30; II per cent 13 33; 13 per cent
' 13 34.
I Today car receipts: wheat 43;
barley I: flour ; corn J; oau 1.
millleed 11.
LIVESTOCK
rinrnn a iiaimnn
g.,,,,,, hog; 4400. lJow lnd U).
even but generally xeady both
outchera and aowa: rlowd dull and
weak on few butcher; top 2115
parlrucly: moat good and choice
10-260 lb. 2150-33 00: J70-3KO lb.
31 50-23 50, few 300-130 lb. 30 00
31 AO: aeveral lot good and cholre
150-170 lb. Ilghu 3100-2150: good
and choir aowa under 10 lb.
1150-30 00; few under loo lb. to
10 50: 175-400 lb. 1715-1115; 400.
450 lb. 16 35-17 25 : 475-550 lb. 14 3ft
1575: heavier aowa aa low aa 13 50.
Salable rattle 1000; aalabl ralvea
100. ateera and heifera about
ateady: cow. active, strong to 35
rent higher; bulla weak; veaJere
ateady: good and choir ateera
38 50-37 75; moat high-medium and
good ateera 3100-38 00; medium'
eoo-lb. graven 3150: medium to
. k... ,n,.. ,
low-good heifers l 00-35 00: com
mon down lo 16 00; common and
medium beef cowa 15 00-17.35; can
tiers and cutters 11 50-14 50: com
mon and medium sausage bulls
1 in 00-19 on: good and cholc veal-
era 35 00-36 50.
Salable sheep 500: moderate
i supply native alaughter lamba
j weak 10 50 cent lower: good and
I choice nffertriga to local killer
'34 00-34 15: practical outside 34 35:
odd Iota 34 50: cull and common
17 00-30 00: ewea ateady at ISO
150 with heavlea down to ISO.
1 PORTLAND. Aug. I AP-U8DA
Salable cattle today 85, calve 80:
' market fairly active on most claaaea;
fully steady but quality moatly com
mon and below. Salable cattle for
five days 1125. calvea 80: compared
week ago high common medium
beef cattle strong to 50 cents higher.
I canner-low common weak to 50
cent lower, some cutter cowa 11.00
I off. Bulls 50 cents to 100 lower.
1 Vralera II 00-1.50 and more higher.
No good ateera available, top me
dium 1080-1 100 lb grass steers 34 00,
th top. Other high common-me-
dlum grasiers 117 50-33 50, few
' 121 00-23 50. Cutter and low com
mon 113 00-17 00. Medium-good
storkers and feeders 16 00-30 00.
High medium apaved hrtfrra 121.50.
bulk common-medium gnua heifer
111 50-1100. Canncr - cutter cow
10 00-11.50. early to 113 00 and over.
Common-medium beef cowa 113 00
15 00. good mature row to tISM,
young cowa to 18 00. Oood beef
hulls (1100-18 00. early top 1110
Common-good aausag bull 114 so
il 00. Oood-cholce vealer largely
133 00-33 50. extreme top 134 00.
Common-medium 413 00-20 00.
Salable hogs today 10; top (34 30:
for five days, salable 1300. Tor week
market 36 to 50 rents higher. Oood
cholce 180-330 Iba. 134.00 to mostly
We lave
(SO
134 M, fat type down to 133 SO. Hray.
ler and llnhter weliihta discounted
unevenly according to weight and
excessive fat. Oood under 460 Hi.
aowa ia.(m-17.M, heavier weight
low. downward to III 00 and under
Oood-rluilre feeder pig 134 M-3 SO,
heavy feeder down to 131.00 and
under.
flalable aheep today 100. holdover
300: few aalea tteady to weak; good
70 lb. feeder lamba 118 00; good 125
lb. ewea 6. AO; common down lo
13 00; for week aalabl 3A50; market
uneven, aprln glaniba II 00 or more
kiwer. feedrra 13 00 off. old ernp
lamba and yearling leu plentiful.
SO rente to II 00 off, ewra weak, late
undertone lower. (Kiod-rholce splint
lamba largely 13000. few at 130 V)
and 12100 Medium-good 111 00
10 00 oood feedera cloed around
16 00. Oood old crop lamb and
yearllnga II6MI-I7 00. common 114 00
down. Clood light rwea 160-7.00,
common-medium 13 00-6 00.
SOUTH BAN KRANCIHCO. Aug
I (AP-UHUAi-Cattle aalable 40.
for week 3290: compared cloe lai
week medium-good ateera AO cenii
higher: other rlaawa generally
ateady: early one lead good fed 3
lb. ateera 126 AO; higheat In over
month; late load good fed HfcO
lb. ateera 123 AO; 1 load medium
low good a eera 2A 00-75; common-medium
itecia 120 00-34.00;
feeder ateera active, many loada medium-good
under 1000 Iba. Ill 00-
1100; common-medium feeder heif
era 11100-20.00; good range tuwa
118 00; young cow. 117.00: common-
meaium 113 00-I5.A0: light aupply
oannara-cuitera 10 00-13 AO: common-medium
aaiuage bulla 117 Mi
ll 00; good bulla 12150: calvea for
I week 610; market ateady: medium
good 300-400 lb. .laughter calve
130 00-23 AO. lop 123 00.
Iloga aalable 15; tor week 2260.
market 35 cent lower: aowa ateady
bulk 180-340 lb. 124.75; good aowa
,115 50.
Sheep aalable 250: few ewea aoid
ateady; for week receipte BttoO; mar
! ket ateady with week a A0-7A rent
j decline regained; around Aoo good
Ichoic 14-sl lb. lamba 123.00; bulk
.good 122 00-50; medium-good teea-
ere III5O-30 50 with demand nr
! row; medium-good alaugliter ewea
16 50-100; few choice 1150; common
15 00.
POTATOES
CH1CAOO. Aug. I IAP-USDA1
Potato: Arrival 15. on track 180;
total U. 8. ahlpmenu 875; tupplie
light; demand good; market firm to
lightly atronger: California long
whltea 14 10-35: Idaho-Oregon Blitsa
Trlumpha 4310: Nfbraika red War.
baa 1315-15: Texaa Blue Trlumpha
315; Washington long whltea 13 75
15, extra j go.
Portland Eggs
Egg to wholesalers: A grade
large. ai',.',c: A grade medium.
S4'-57',e: amall, 44'ic; B grade
lrge. 53',-55',c.
Portland Potatoes
Potatoes: Oregon Boardman dis
trict whit roa No la. 2 50-75: No
1 as-SOr: Washington long whltea
No. Is. 100 lba. 1116-50; No. 1. AO'lba
oc-l OO; California long whltea No.
1-A. 13 80-175.
TO OPESt
PORT ANOE1XS. Waah. Aug. S
R a y 0 n I r. Incorporated. n
nounced today that lu duId mill
! h.M ,V b,c'1 "" ,uU ro,uc -
1 tlon Monday.
Cloaed down lnc June 10 Uie mill1
now ha sufficient order on hand i
lo go back into full seven-day pro-!
ductlon. company officials stated
The mill employ about 800 men.
yse war, ,. a
OESSEL Born at Klamath Va!
ley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore..
August 4. 14. to Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bert Oessel, Bonanaa, a boy. Wright:
I pounds 4 ounces.
O'BRIEN Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore..
August 4. 14. to Mr. and Mrs
Henry O Brlen. 800 Broad. boy.
Weight: 5 pounds S ounces.
RKK18 Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore . I
August 4. 1R4I, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Rum. Malm, a girl. Wright: 7
pound 13 ', ounces.
WILEY Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. Au
gust 4. IMS, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Wiley. 1518 Eldorado, a girl. Weight:
f pounds I ounces.
THOMAS Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore,
August 6, I IMS. to Mr. and Mrs. John
Thdma. 3420 Vine, a boy. Weight:
T pound 7 ounces.
FUNERALS
CHARLES BENTON ROROl'CII
Charlea Benton Rorough, Infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Borough of Sprague River, paved
away In thla city on Thursday.
August 4. IMS. at 4:15 a m. He
waa native of Klamath Falls.
Surviving besides hi parent are
two sisters, Melda a.id Myrta
Chandler, and one brother, Maur
ice Chandler, all of Bprague River.
The remains rest at the Whltlock
Memorial chapel, Pine street at
Sixth. Funeral services and Inter
ment were held at Klamath
Memorial park on Friday. August
S, 164S.
LINDA LER LARKEY
Linda Lee Larkey, Infant daugh
ter of Mr, and Mra. Paul Larkey of
till city, passed away on Friday.
August 1, 1940, at 4 a.m. Surviving
beside her parents are the grand
parents. Mr. and Mr. J. D. Brown
and Mr. R. Larkey. The remains
rest at the Whltlock Memorial
chapel. Funeral service and In
terment will take piece at Klam
ath Memorial park on Saturday,
August 6. 1049. at II a.m., with
th Rev, William F, Trmplln, pas
tor of the Immanuel B a p 1 1 a t
church of this rlty, officiating.
Friend are Invited.
flower Shop
imivi: i.
(At Grecnhouiei)
1114 S. lh Thnn IIM
Fre Delivery Flueer by IVIre
Futral Oealgni Our 8peelalty
ft-
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DREAM HOUSE Thij modern
with huge windows throughout
10 incorporate me laiejr ona
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situated on Spring Loke road with the friendly hills os backdrop ond a stretching vista
in front over the farm londs of the Klamath basin. The house hos four bedrooms, o
three-cor garage, walk-in locker, immense living - dinina room, three bathrooms, lorae
closets, two fireplaces, one of
outdoor type cooking. This is
designed the new home herself.
"3 &
A FRIENDLY PLACE TO (END
! O'Connor home, just completed on Spring Loke rood. A Son
.1 1 l i 1 1 - -s -- -1
0 ""P5""' OI - v.onnor, soeep roncner, ona nis two sons
out w,,n 0 'lock ' w''- The picture is pointed on frosted glass which is lighted from
behind, giving it a three-dimensional look. The picture hos a mirror border. The special bar
roil wos incorporated from new
was started this week.
Washington
Road Work
Cost High
OLYMPIA. Wash.. Aug.
Washington state multl million
dollar highway Improvement pro
gram hit th 125.000.000 mark to-
day.
Contract totaling
that amount
are bring fulfilled by road-building
companies throughout the state.
W. A. Bugge, newly appointed
state highway director, said .
500.000 of the total ha been put
under contract since April 1.
DUTCH
T" "waaaaa, mnue?
f 1
TRtMENDOUS DEMAND and lowwvd raw material corf
fcov mad it pouibl for th mamrfoxturcr of this fr
nowing, ay-Wrim8 DUTCH PAINT to past Ihelr tavwgi
en to us. W, in turn, or reducing our price to you I
NEW LOW PRICES!
OUTSIDE WHITE
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Hl-GI Eunel
F.aaaitl Dealer rnSerraatar ..
Esae-Oa Whll Interter WH
8pr Varnish
Facch and Drck Enamel, Til
Red ee Orae ,
HHINOI.K STAIN Autumn red, for rat green.
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Cquofy low pt-icst
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UtiCbUN UhrLUi
Open a. a, til I
i Main
p., ill, gwWWpHltl l 1 1
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(This hr. I. l
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romblina fonch-style homt
is the culmination of many
most comtortaoie facilities in
which is in the social room
the new home of the John
1 1 1 1 1 1 k w m m , , - 1
IU Ik It all 7 kI I'-i I .-4
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ELBOWS This is the bar in
home designs in Son Francisco. Londscoping the grounds
The balance was contracted for
prior to that daw.
Th program Is coming along at
about a normal dip." said O. R.
Dtnsmore, ssslatant director of
highways.
"We are keeping up with the
added money made available by
the recent IS cent boost In th
state gaa tax.
Bugge said he hope to contract
for an additional 115.500.000 worth
of work before the first year of the
current bienntum ends next March
31.
Re plans to award 16.500.000 In
contract before the year end and
another $9 000.000 during the first
three months of 1950.
Then. If present plans material
ise, another S2S.000.000 or I30.000.
000 would be contracted tor during
PAINT
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$1.70
by th Quart
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modt of oumice tile ond brick
years' dreaming ond scheming
moaern architecture, it is
where there is a grill fixed for
D. O'Connors. Mrs. O'Connor
n
the social room of the John D.
Froncisco ortist painted the
1 L- .
th second year of the current bi
enntum. Us the Want Ads for Quick Result!
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICt TO BIDDKBS
NoUt tv bar try ftTn that Ma.4
bids will bay rwxrsyiTtrd by th County
Court of KltmaUi County. Orvfoa until
10 o'clock A. M. on Auru. l&th, 1H0.
and thtn publicly opvnod and rd at
lha County Court Chjmbur In Klmath
rlli. Orvfon for tR VICING COl'NTY
TYPEWRITERS for Um yoar aadina
Aunjt 10th. 1990,
Bid must tw Mcurvly Malod and
markd 'Btd For nHCkrui County
Typowritar and fllad with tha County
Cirk of Klamath County, Or coo. bai
lor tha hour of opanlna-
Tha Court ratwrvra tha rtffht to r
Jact any and all bid.
Dated at Klamath Fatla, Orfo) this
3rd day of Aufuit, ltua.
CMAS F DLAP
County Clark.
A. a-lS-ffo. 7S3.
(Eliddeis Pnasifi
PRICES
1st Qrad Eiterlor
House Paint
Portland
Roper &
Eiquirt Thtotr Bldg.
BUILDING NEWS
Offers Made
For New Roof
Seal Material
Bulldln a he Iter rooftn material
I ust lilts t:M old rat-trap atory
. n. urern 01 mi city invented
new rnnflne ftuhatan,. tha. bums
to hav everything and now I being
Desiegea oy inquine irora all over
th business wnrlri
In letter thanking The Herald
ana new 1 or mention of th rev
OlUtionarV material. Orema uls-
"Last week we had a visit (mm a
rather large corporation's executive
proposing a very interesting deal for
national production, and hav also
been advised by prion that the
president of a national distributing
firm plan to fly out In August to
dlaeusa dlltelhtitlnn
"Inquiries from firm Ilk K. t
uu ni ae nemours, rDCO, Na
tional Rnrrflne TnHi K.,-.-.. u.
tional Bmall Home Foundations,
ao loixn, unity 10 genera In
terest In material, method and
otner aavancement.1
Orema letter alao atatea-
"The material referred to this
yr tht hav been arrmi mm iw.
various trad Journal are not those
macircu to in uie story of last year
but are new, distinct and very
unique substances, having a wide
01 useiuinea in many com
mercial fields, We call them Per
malume. metallic rta.ti rnn
most unusual It the I act that K la
uie on practical method of utilizing
copper In such form. Following
ererl year of testing and prav
lng. first commercial sales wera of
fered In May this year."
Repair Cost
Set At $2200
Cost of reoalrs to uin.H. v
damaged bv fir Jni 91 .
total of 12200. It waa revealed Mon
day night when city councilmen ap
proved eight building applications
In a alow week of construction ac
tivity. Finnlger and Watklns contracted
the hospital repair Job.
A 2000 used car office at Sixth
nd Oak was next on the list of
building permits granted by th
city. Leo Huts signed the appli
cation. Other applications okayed by the
council were a new roof on business
ouuding. 1400 Main. 44O0. Orema
Roofing ComDanv new rmf ml
denee. 1400 Eldorado. 1400. Orema
rooung company: new foundation.
mi saarun. m 10. Paul K. Buck: en-
Clcjae room. Victor hntal na Bin
250. J. H. Van: remodel' basement.
713 N. Ninth. lVm w r. r iniw.
and add living room to residence'.
-til Martin. 500. Olady M. DeLap.
The tree ajiown aa th , atMar
actually 1 a species of maple, ac
cording to the ncvclorjeriia Bri
tannic.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTtrc TO ritnrrnat
Df THr CIRCt'lT COl'RT OT TKZ
T ATX OF OAXGON TOR COUNTY
OF KLAMATH.
Of the matter or the bstatb or
wiuiAM A. fri.vce. aiaa fcaowra a
W. A- rrtnea. Pacaaaad.
NOTICT (a harvbr tixwn that tha artv.
daralmad hat bn apix1ntad Admtn-
mrainx or ina aoova ontiuad aatata, and
haa ouaIlfVtd. AH naraona havtnc eialma
aaatnat aald Ettat ar dtrvctad to pr
nt th?m properly vvrtlfad. to tha un
dnfrnd at tha offlc otf CHATBURN
BRICK NCR, har attonwya, Manill.
Oron, within six months of tha data
of fint publication of thta itotic.
Datad and tint aubOUbad thia UU day
of July. i40
VARY MARTI HODGES
Admtntaualrlx oat abova aaUtiad
rut.
Jl A- lUlKtv TJO,
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FEW EXAMPLES
Set, 41
Everon House Paint
Reg. 4.71
Cement
Stucco and Concrete
Par Boiled
Linseed Oil .
Roper Paint Store
"Wt Giva S & H Grn Stampa"
Activity In
July Drops
Building activity for th month of
July showed a drop of over 130.000
compared with July of 1141, figures
from th offlc of Building Inspec
tor Walter Balsbery revealed.
Forty-threw building permit www
Issued during the month of July
with total construction cost totaling
42.330.
In July of 141, th total reached
72411 with 11 permit, at u,a
city hell.
On new reddenca and two busi
ness buildings, a used car offlc and
th Yacht club building, helped an
other Is arwmle building month In
July of thl year.
Th Yacht club waa th biggest
Job applied for during th month,
costing 10.000. th new residence
7000 and th used ear offlc 13000.
Comparative table:
l4t
January $ 4 450
14I
110.417
2.968
111.034
123.115
23R.644
24.23
72J1I
February .
17.340
- U.574
64.I1S
48 585
. 1W.142
... 42.330
March
April
May
June
July
LEGAL NOTICES
DT THE CIRCt'lT COURT Or OREGON,
rOR KLAMATH COUNTY.
EOY ft. CADDEM. PLalntiif.
rteORCKCC M. CAOTJEIf, O-tVfttJaiU.
To riorcn'-a M Caddtrn, Dafandant:
IX THE NAME Or THE IT ATE OT
OREGON: You ar haraby raqulrad to
appear and anawar that eofnelaitit fllaal
aaainat yon in tha abova ntltlard auit
on or befora Aufuil It. 11H0. that blng
tha erpi raHon of (our wvaka' publimiton
of this rummom. praatrrlbad by tha ardar
for tha pubhation tharaof. and If you
fall ao to anawar. tha plaintiff will apply
to tha Court for tht raltaf damandad In
tha complaint. to-1!r for daertea of dt
vorra from yoa and for aurh othar ana,
furhar rariaf aa to acuity may appartaln.
Thia publication ta mada by ordar of
tha Hon. David R. Vandanbarc Judf of
th abe? namtrd Court, duly aaada M
tha th day of July. taap.
Tha data of tint puhHeattaa. aa? tttld
atimraona la Jnlr 23. 1HJ
A. C. YADT
Addraaa: 4oa Main Straat,
flsimsatri Tat) la rtaawasrswa.
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BOTICt Or TIME AND PI-AC. ETT
TION FRAYING rOR VACATION Ot
CTRTAIN ETRRETS AND ALLEYS IW
THE CITY Or KLAMATH FALLS,
OREGON. WTLL E FRESr?mtO TO
THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUN
CIL Or SAID CITY.
NOTICE IS HT.RXBY GIVCN, that tha
undriicnd. Park Coeamlaakm, of tha
City of Klamath fall-. Oraaon. win. at
a rvrular frrt-atlnd of tha Cornmoa Coun
cil of tha City of Klamath Fail. Oragon,
w ow nwio. m mm oour or i jo aciorn
P OL of th ath. day of laptambar,
at tha Council Chambara In tha City
Hall of th Ctty of Klamath Falla. Ora
ffon. praaant to tha Mayor and Conuaoa
Counrtl of aald City a partition for tha
vacation at? tha Etraa-td and Allays ta
aid Ctty, hairatn.ftar daacrlbad. That
atd. Park Commlaalon. ta an tntarroartsrd
party and diraa to uaa tha straata and
allays, propod for varatltoa for park
and pla ground purpoaa.
That a tlasacrlpUon of tha atraaaj anal
alWya propoaad ta ba vacatad ta aa lot
lows, to-wit: Situat In City of Klam
ath, Tails. Klamath County, Orvfon;
Tha allay tarmifh Block la, HilUM
Addition and Block 33. Not Sprtnaa
Addition from Souttoarly Inf rascUon
wlih Paintar Etrwt as Northariy In
tortactton with LaRoy Straat. InclttdV
tntorsactton with Dal Mora Itrtat,
and tncludinc tofrwntoa with atftor
allars in said biorU: also allay la
Block 39 Rot Spring! Addition an tm
wttxlire frorr- Nonhaaatarly cornar
of Lot 11 aald Block to Southoaatarly
Cornar of Lot 10 said Block. South
wstr!y to alky Una on wastaiiy si da
of Lou 1 and 19 said Block 33: also
D1 Mora Street from Una axtenaUnf
from Northeasterly cornar of Lot 10,
Block 33 Hot Sprtaga Addition ta
Southoaatarly cornar of Lot 31 Black
la KiiisKta Addition. Southwesterly ta
allay line on Westerly side of Lot 1.
Block ! Hillside Addition and Lot IS
Block 33, Hot Springs Addition; and,
alsa tha allay to Block 1 Hillside Ad
dition on Una from Northeasterly cor
ner of Lot 33. tn said Block, to fcwth
aaaterty corner of Lot tn said Block.
Sthwesterly to alley an Westerly
aide of Lota 13 and 1 of said Block 1;
and all tn tha City of Klamath Falla,
Klamath County. Oregon.
That tha tlste et tK fit-art wMi....
of thla notice ta tha 39th. day of July,
IMS, and the date of the last publica.
tlon Is the 20th. day of August. lta.
a-Ann, iummimioh, of KlamatR
Falls. Ortrtrnas
By ROBXRT A. THOMPSON. Mayor,
JU 3: Auf. S-13-ia-3C Ho. 744.
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