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Newspaper Page TextPACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON TUESDAY, AUG. 1. Uf V MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Ceaapilea' y The Not change - Tuesday Previous day Wee ago Month ago ,. Year ago Stocks Stage Minor Gain NEW YORK. Auir. 16 141 A mild recovery movement brought ', the atock market out of a alight slump today and pushed prices traction higher. ! Th Tolum of trading expanded ' u price advanced, and the total w at the rate of around ajo.ooo; shares as against 710 MO Monday i wheu the market declined. I Sotn of the utilities a ere in de mand. Including American Power A Light and Standard Oas A Elec tric 14 preferred, both reaching new highs. American Can 93 V Am Power A Lt 13S Am Tel Tel J4SS Anaconda Bendu Aviation Beth Steel Boeing Airplane . Calif Packing; .. Canadian Pacific Case J I . 29 . . . 5T. . 1 . 31 . 13'i . 3'y . SIS . 51 H . 4;, . 10S . 33S . S . s . 51 . J74 Caterpillar Chrysler Comwlth ft Sou Cons Vultee Continental Can Crown Zellerbacb. CurUss Wright . Dupont de Nem Oeneral Electric - FIRST AXXVAL RODEO REDDING, CAL 1 8 p. m. Friday and Saturday Nights, Aug. 19th and 20th Sheriff', Pott New Rodeo Grounds RCA Approved Sponored bu Shasta County Sheriff Poase Irx Riding Calf Roping lull Dogging Bareback Hiding Brahma Bud Riding MACK BARBOURS famous Pendleton Bucking Stock Air-arsel Adults 11 J Children 99c (tax ted.) Mil -f A, 'V '. Willi aaaaaaaa Z WHEEL & STEERING ALIGNMENT Let a. is ZLf'Jl WRKC CARS. tira traaa. DaWw SeMr VjGET MORE TIRE MILEAGE COMPLETE CORRECTION $A45 ANY MAKE CAR NEW LOW PRICE Camber, Coster, Steering Geometry, Toe-in, Adjuit Steering Gear. BALANCE WHEELS $1.65" per wheel, plut weight. ASHLEY CHEVROLET 'StttfofatCltOft 410 So. 6th IACK-T0-SCH00L-DAYS tu fri Merchants Assoc. For All BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DAYS Maaa Aaaorlaled Pre Awoat 1 Mind. It Kail IS I lit M Moras .. A .6 unrh. D I A J .910 33 9 40 frt 4 . 90 3 331 40 Ml .911 34 40 7 4 7 Ml 331 39 4 CJ ( 21 431 40.1 Ml General Poods Oeneral Motors Ooodvear Tire ' Int Harvester - Int Paper Kennecoft Libby McN L Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvenator Nnt Dairy 441. .... glH ..- 40i MS . 53 S . 41 S .... IS .... 30 s .... 53 ... 13', 34S N Y Central 10 S 14S 13 S3'. Northern Pacific Pac Am Pish . . Pac Gas & Elee Penney J C Radio Corp Ravonler Rirhf-eld .. &0S 10 14S 3 14S 41S S9H 6 23 9 11. 304 93 13S Safeway Stores . Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard OU Cal Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining Trans-America Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines U S Steel Warner Bros Pie Woolworth US I 10 49', WHEAT MOVES PORTLAND, Aug. 1C lv Oor emment wheat began moving today to tidewater elevators here from country points after lifting of a rail embargo on export grain. Overseas cargo being loaded In river porta has eased th storage problem. PIIOFESSIOXAL lvrWWlJ fetfralae - steering eVn.ai . . . Hm AU-Wayt" Phon 4113 BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DAYS UWm il presents Jl The Basin- BACK - TO - SCHOOL - DAYS Baal Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Aug. II mv-Cash Oram: Barley No. 1, 49-lb. B. W 1400. Cash Wheat (bid: Soft white and eoft white excluding Rex. white club and western red. all tiOd'i. Hard Rrd Winter: Ordinary, 10 per cent, II per cent and 13 per cent, all NW'i. Hard While Baart: Ordinary, 108',. Today's Car Receipt: Wheat 8. barley II. Hour , corn 4, oau and milt teed 13. LIVESTOCK CH1CAOO. Aug. 1 (AP-U8DA Salable hogs 9000: very slow and uneven; butchers 15 cents to $1.15 lower: most off on weighta under 300 lbs.: sows mostly 15 cents low er: weights over 435 lb. scarce and only around 50 cents lower: top 120 75 verv sparingly: practical ton I'll Sn- hulk cfwt anrl choir I lb. J0 00-30 50: 150-10 lb. fl8 00 19.75: 250-300 lb.. $1900-1035: few up to 350 lb. downward to $1150: good and choice sows under 360 lb. ie 50-18 00; few up to $1$50: 375 400 Jb..15?S"1Si?J 0-" .-.. v. ir. uu ere. aae..iw. Salable cattle 9500: salable calves 500: choice steers and heifers mod erately active and steady: lower grades slow, steady to 35 cents low er: beef cows dull, weak to 35 cents lower: canners and cutters about steady: bulls and vealera about steady: top $275 for three loads hlgh-choic 1073-1260 lb. steers: bulk good and choice steers $25 50 28 25: medium to low-good kinds $21 00-25 25: good and choice heifers $25 50-27.50: load held above $3 00: , common to medium beet cowa i $14 25-17.00; canners and cutters I $11.00-14 25: medium and good I sausage bulls $1 50-31.00: common I to choice vealers $21.00-77 00. i Salable sheep 1000: spring lambs I strong to 50 cents higher: practical ' top $23 50: extreme top to small ; killers $24.00: choice lamb weights j $21 00: ewes weak to 50 cenu lower; I light $ 50 down. PORTLAND. Aug. 1 (Ap-USDA Cattle, salable 150. hold over 150. calves salable 75. holdover 75: mar- I ket rather slow on most classes but generally stesdy: canner - cutter : cows under some pressure with de- msnd limited: heavy calves and common-medium vealers very slow; few sales common medium grass steers ranged from $16 00-13 50. In cluding few feeders at $19 00: light culler dairy type steers and hellers $11.00-12 50: common-medium beet heifers $14 00-19 00; canner cutter cows $950-11.00 but bulk unsold: shells down to $9 00 and below: common-medium beef cows $13 00 14 00: good around 1100 lb. beef cows Monday upward to $15 00 with good young cows up to $15.50: corn- Northern Life's Special Surgical Hospitalization Plan I Available $ Family Group or SingU Individual trass ages I to a m. gar nm ' ialla rcsaratag taia plaa. aaall taia MW Ia4a ar MIS. I Nerttitni Life fa rase c. I ad Llf DiTHiaa I Ml Bf4l-al-Daia Sltjf. I ataaBatk rail. Ora. I Wlthatjl It1raii tiit a4 rati tllf. abaal aar ctaJ tarftcal asaluUtatiaa riaa. : j nijuin ;;i "WHAT'S A SUMMER WITHOUT A VACATION!" I told torn outgrown tport clothet, a uted typewriter, and a piano through Wont Adt to pay for my vacation. PHONE 8111 Herald 1 Newt "I BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DAYS h PJ p I fi I U U U BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DA YSaaaj BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Auiuat l it Kalla I Ind. . I MIL It lor. It L. Vld. Net change A 1 tinch. unrh. A 3 D I Tuesday 91 S 101 1 104 0 lut 1111 Previoua day 913 UUt 1040 104 1111 Week MO 90 4 1034 1037 10.1 111 1 Month ago i I0J1 KVI4 mil 110 5 Year ago 911 1001 MS (3 4 101 Wheat Finishes Lower Today CHICAGO. Aug. ! iPt Weakness In wheat, especially th Sep tember delivery, cramped th advance of feed grains at today's board ox tracie session. Off and on. during th session depressed other grains, but corn strength. At times September corn some commercial Duying and snort Oals followed the lead of corn declined near the rios all deliveries lain grain traders placed corn la.ouo oilmen and salea at 100.000 v. neat traders expressed disappointment because expected flour business did not materialise. At the finish wheat was l' to 1 cents lower than ve.terrl.v-. rtnaa I September 1M-H. Corn was 9U9S-V Oats were s to S lower. cems rower, oeptemoer 11 41. soy ,vemoer ajjes-JJB. Lard was 10 orpirmorr w.i-wj3. Wheat Open Sept. 100S D. 3 05', March loss May 1.01 S-S mon-good sausage bulls $14 00-1150; good beef bulls $100: few Monday $1150: good-choice vealers about steady at $31 00-33 00: only few ule. .h ...... ' flUUU-10 w. Hogs, salable 135: market very uneven: ranging trom 50 cents to $1.50 lower: late trade active at n.uumum decline: largely $33 00-50 for good-choice 180-3JO lbs.; lew sales down to $23 50: good 155 lbs. $31 00: good 300-400 lb. sows $16 00 1740; heavier weights downward to $14 00 with some unsold: good choice feeder pigs quoted $33 00 34 50. Sheep, salable 600. holdover 300: market alow; mostly steady but many feeders unsold: slaughter sup ply mostly medium - good spring lambs at $100-19 00: tew good choire $20 00: few good feeders $16 00: cull spring lambs downward to $1000: few good slaughter ewes $6 00; common-medium $3 00-5 00. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1 IAP-USDA1 Cattle: salable 150, calves 50: trad alow; steady: few low medium around 950 lb. grass steers $21 00-75: odd head high me dium beef cows $15 00. with a good young cow $16 00: few common cows $1350: canner and cutters $9 00-11 JO; with shells $8 00 and be low; load good feeder heifers $30.50: Monday one lot high medium and ; icw good short fed steers $2500-j 25.25: several loads medium grass steers $21 00-24 50; few mixed good young cows and medium heifers $100: tew load medium and good feeder steer under 1000 lb. $100 31.00: calves fairly active, ateady; one lot medium 310 lb. rang calve $1(00-30.00. Sheep: salable 00; no early sales: Monday steady: one lot high good shorn lambs $23 00; good SO lb. shorn lambs $31.75: deck good 96 lb. lamb 121 50: several decks mixed good fats and feeders $31.00: medium and jLnAV Hlth Kat. Comfort ajief Hoapitailtr at tha Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium Sot Miami aa Mu4 Batma for Kheumtliim, Arthrllia Nurlti, Nrvoyanaa, Hih anrl Low Pl" rrcnaur and lllla Krup tnn. Oaraaai Dloalda Vapor Bataa far Aathma. frtu, Colda, Binaa) ant Hrnfchltlt. Backaora BBaaral ar1a aaitarlam, Bt. 1. Aaalaaa. Or. St. Baramaa Waxier. Dlract fmiroptrntU Farlfaa V 7 1 1 BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DAYS ajaaj B ACK-TO-SCHOOU.DAYS 1 BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DAYS aaTaal selling In th nearby wheat delivery exhibited considerable Independent was up around a cent, the result of covering. in a modest manner, but when wheat slumped. bookings on a to-arrtv basis at bushels. u hiffh v. i ...... o . i September S4V Ry'was J , si Deans went Is to 1 cent lower. No- I to 15 cents a hundredweight inw.r High 2 01 J05S lot 101V Low 1 MS 103 ' 304 IMS Clos lms-S 3 03'eS 3 04S 199 good yearlings $1500-1100: ewes sold steady. Hogs; salable 350: active, butch ers and sows 50 cents lower: good i " -' """ id. ouicners $23 00; odd head good sow $1540. Portland Potatoes Potatoes: Ore. Boardman district White Rose No. Is. $175-3 90: No. 1. 5-90c: Wash. Long Whites No. Is 100 lbs.. $3 50-90: No. 3s. 50 lbs, 95c $100: 50 lb. wash Netted Oems No. Is, $3 00-15: No. 2s. 95 cents. Portland Eggs Eggs i To wholesalers! : A grade large. l',-3',c; A grade, medium, 54'i-57',c: small 444e; B grade, large. 53i-55Sc. POTATOES CHICAOO. Aug. 1 (AP-UBDA) Potatoes: arrival II. on track 334; total U. 8. shipments 313; supplies moderate; demand slow; market dull and slightly weaker far Russets and Long Whites and about ateady for reds: Colorado Bliss Triumphs $3 10: Idaho-Oregon Long White $3 45. Russet Burbanka $3 50-85; I Nebraska Red Warbas $3J6: Wash j Ington Long Whites $3 15-40, Russet Burbanka $.' 50. Western Lumbermen OK Freiqhr Boost PORTLAND. Aug. 1 New railroad freight rates were viewed today be the West Coast Lumber men's association aa gain for west ern shippers. K. C. Bstchelder. traffic mana ger for the association, said lumber ratea will maintain "competitive re latlonshlp with other regions. Earlier, the Western pin aaaocla Uon had denounced th change listed by th Interstate commerce commission. Batchelder aald lumber rate will go up I per cent In th west and per cent from the west to the east I nil ttmith tr it,. ....ak aw ' avvMi wiry wiu CO up 10 pr cent. POLIO I P 8EATTLB. Au. 16 iAV Polio la ; on the upjiwint in W a h ma ton. the I tate health department reported j jr.rraaj. There mere 38 new canea throueh. 1 out the state during th week end ing August 13. as compared to 24 the previous week. For the year, there have been lira . . . . I cases nearly double the 93 cases 1 reported tn a similar period In 194 J It Pay to Use th Want Ads I k ETHRIDGE MOBIL 1 - 8 H Green ftlampa Given Weyerhaeuser Junction . . . Htway . . . Phone I-12M OVfRHAI IINfi KTKAM IF A VINO BOD REPAIRING COMPLETE PAINTINO ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING Walk In TodayDrive One Away! NEW PLYMOUTH For the filar time tine tha war, you can walk into our thowroomt and pick out th Plymouth you wont! W have all modelt and in a good lection of colon. Modelt include convertible and th outttonding new "Suburban." Walk in today . , . drive on away! BUftNESS MOTORS So. 6th and Walnut BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DAYS BBBI They'll Do It Every aiP THIS ITEM M OF THAT RAPER TILL HJ ' AftviT tcnrPicE r iVt Read it.' tell I rsj' A I SH(JFFLE6CrRDy B WHAT IT IS VOU f-'t 1 N-t TEAM I VVtWT AN0 ILL SAVt I 1 tr-rrKvJ-M WV2 Am fT AWAy im j a ..- I l. aay gill II 1 1 V-ii40ir. If 1 1 IV Ml.i .a I -.11111 mf i III 1 1 1 . . li- M V Nv 1 lt j-,-w. -v . ' a. i i ..ai;Wv.' jv I II VtTutt' .TaQi V - B I 11.2. M I JSrTctJMtV. Wall Street Job To Be Speeded Up Attempts will be made to complete the Wall street Improvement Job from Esplanade to th canal bridge before th start of school September 6. It waa learned last night at th regular city council session. The task will consist of paving and curb. Its coat will be In the neighborhood of $710. Th city will pay $1000. Th achool district board agreed last week to dole out Its share of $uo. Property omners adjacent to th area will chip In 11100. City Engineer K. A. Thomas said that all but one of the property owners had been contacted and are willing to pay their share. The only one not approached. Thomas said. Uvea In the East and haa not been reached. However, his shar would amount to only $40 and the city dads agreed to put up this amount while efforts would be made to collect. Thomas has made pre liminary contacts with property owners but rouncllmen agreed to appoint Mayor Robert Thompson and Council President Darrell Mil ler to make return calls In an ef fort to speed up payment of prop- t erty assessments so that the Job ! could be finished before achool opens. W. D Miller, cement contractor, whose bid was low. will do th Job. Municipal Court Kebey Duffer, drunk. Pine, $10 or 6 days. Wesley Eldon Wills, drunk. Plead not guilty. Wealey Eldon Will. Tagrancy. Ball set at $300. Betty Crawford, drunk. Pin. $100 and 30 days. Bfttjr Crawford. tgrancT. Pkad DOt fUlltT Albert HiuIwhi rlriink Vint, am wn nuawn. oruni nn, 110 and 30 dart' probation. Mary Henry, drunk. Plead not UU17. Alec Townaend. drunk. ,.. a in rmw, 91U or 5 dava. Randolph Jrnnlnfs I v e r 1 0 n. arun' r,n 10 mns M lay. Wall Street (MdJ Marti n Tiinna Haeasna ! aiAiOl MDIfmMr or ft day. Conrad D. Puckett, ran atop lien. Pout Id bail. wn - McDonald, failure to J00 ' c'ne of accident. Post ISO Wayne O. McDonald, failure ball. Bessie Lee Lelnneweber, ran red light. Post 15 bail. SERVICE & GARAGE ( BACK-TO-SCHOOL DAYS aW BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DAYS - LTU BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DAYS Haa BACK-TO-SCHOOL-DAYS I .aea. COBLE Born at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamath Palis. Ore, August 16, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coble, 610 Cottage, a girl. Weight: pounds f ounces. ROGERS Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore . August 1$. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Rogers, 3344 Oregon, a boy. Weight: 1 pounds ', ounces. HAMILTON Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore. August 1$, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hamilton. 14$ Williams, a girl. Weight: pounds 13 ounces. DURIIIN Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore., August IS. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs. Fran Durbin, Pelican City, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 4 ounce. IIRUK.HKAU Born at Klam ath Valley hospital. Klamath Fall.. Ore, August 1. 1949, In Mr. and Mrs Neal Bruueau. lot Victory anve, a girl, weight: pounds 14 S ounces. MANN Born at Klamath Val ley hospital Klamath Falla. Ore. August I. 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mann. 141 Oary. a girl. Weight- pounds 1 ounces. BOLESTA Bom at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. t)re. August IS. 1949. In Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boleata. Tulelake. a boy. Weight: I pounds 'i ounce. The first U. 8. Ice making ma chines were invented In l.v LEGAL NOTICES ra Na ltt IN th Ji aricir enmr roa Ttir nutTHirr or i.inkviu.e. coi-nty Cr KI.AMAltl aTATT Or OKEOON. ciiams at Hrfta, riainuir. VB aAl.PH A GlltaOM nafndnt TO RALPH A ;ion. prrCNDANT IN THC MAMr or TUB nTATK OT ORCno.S, ij ara harahv raqulrod lo ppatir and anawar plaintiff romtiaint on fila haram on or hafora tha tth dav of mtentamhar. laaa. that naina Uva last data for your apnoaranca Karain. and oo fail lo ao anawar or orvarwiaa p. fkaar for wanl Irwtaof pumtirr will tan )udmgni aaainai yam tn In rum of 1 and dUburMrnant tnrvrrii haraln. iw (b(nr wnn oiainiirr a roati rowm Paa ronuacl tot ih. rTni of rnoiMt Thu tummnru u torvM upon oa hr i Kir? "..n,, JJ,"4. I puruani tn ina errltr t HonrtraM J A Mahoor. Jurtc of th anllllod murf. mad and anlaro.t : iha nih dar f Aur I. !. Ih f tr 1 pi hi Ira linn to h mad on tha I Ml h ( tion ihrof to n mad on tha am day rnwiN g DaiM-nti. Allnmey fnr Plaintiff Pine Tree Hulldms Klamalh r.'la, Oregon A ts ts-so: a a No. isi. C ITATIOV In tha Circuit Court of tha Mtal al Orfrn fnr tha County of Klamath In th Mallar nf Adoption of ttAHItAR A imma (irnm and anna oonna MAE Gr.HKMT. Minora To Hanry William (;ir1- Yoti ara harahy nollf lard that for R Phllltpa and Noma V Phillip, of Klamath rail, Orvinn. hava Iliad palilrnn In Ih ab antitlfxl murf, pliln adopt mn of flarhara Emma fthrt anrt Anna Imn Mmm (l4lkrl. and for rhanf nf nam nf aald rhildran In lha fol In wing tninner, n wll tha nam of plarhara r.mnva t;hrl In llarnara Fmma Phillip, and tha nam of Anna Donna Ma Ohart tn ponna Ma Phillip, and that by virtu of an Flower Shop iiiiivi: i (At Greenhouses) Ml S. flh Phone IM Free Delivery Flowers by Wlr Faneral Design Our H pec laity Ph. 3124 Time By Jimmy Hatlo f OR DEAR ME! I CLIAM ABOUT THAT ARTICLE VtXJ WANTfOJ I WRAPPED UP 6AR0A6E W THE FAPER AND VGT rr awa im ardar mart an enlerad In the shov snlllled c'uurl by the HiMwreble Davl R V.ndeithara ihi July Si. laas. Una rllatlun I. puhll.hed in Tha Herald an N.M. I ha fuel aulillralUMI Iheraof bain and ina leu aunoraiioa Ihareuff bams on Au"M M laas. ana HI are niillften In appear ana thuaf hum. If an there ha. why Ihe aelllk! t ins aeuiioaj d lie Slanted, laid, al ll.flT a-enl lhereti' rdare aa ahail of aald ptllnr ahnuld not I M a before Seplemlter S. ferny nf 10 uo am and fur I ha Cuurl will make turn erdarr be u.l and meal mnrernln Ihe adna lion ut aald miruie children, and you are hereby dlrartad In ah.iw reuMr. If any you hate, why aald a'l.frUon ahould not ua made a prated lot la Ihe naUUoa of Ihe peliiionait IN TriiriMirNr WIIRMgnr. Wltneea my hand and aaal of the above entitled Cvurl this a-lth day of July, laas I'HAH r Dal. Al, Clara. . Hy Nedina Welher, DeBUts. J S A I I-U No T41 MiiTM a to i arniToaa la Iha Cwruil rjrl 4 tha atala $af Ori.. la ar.4 ( Iha C$Maly al Klantalh. in I' mix la la Mlir of it Cctata tat A. I. Kinnim, . -a mo: n a ia itnunv oiva ia ana rrtxliior al mi4 ttoraaeajMl. ana all ar yn iniattMititfj In hit 4iit. ia artanl IrWir rlaimo In lra untt-riaa1, iKa dull appninlaxl A(lm(rUlrr.) at ftaitl la ia of li W I . mr Tna-naand. htar aliornav. al It UIMj IliiUrtifia. Klam ain FalU, Orton, atuhin aia tfWMiha rron an4 aliat lis atn Ur af July, iaia. bfjirtf in af tha Ural ajbica Uoa oi thu NHra. IIONA MAI KtPOW Adminiairaltla af aa4 Baiaaa. W Lamar TvwnMnd. Allotrna (or AdmlniiliairtX. J m Aia ia u NoIjb rttatna IM TMIt Tint i l r coi'irT taik or uitKt.nr roa ti TV Or Kt.AM ATM NVtM J. O StAi. rUMIaff. ranr fATiriA JIIX ONtAt To Palrtcia Jill ONitl, I ( Mi. IN THC NAME or TI1S STArV T Onr.r.oN. t.NrrrtNu tm ara harah rvoulrtrafl aa aa$a 4 irvjwwf lha romptttml fllaxj aitMal foJ on or bafnra lha lain nf Auafuat. I Ma and i nu (ail to ao aa(Mar mnd anawar. nr nl ihmrmnt. aUlniiff anQ tply to lfa Court lor lha rattatf at-adj lr in hi complaint aaainat ynu, Waii: lr dinrr frtam ou wtt im jarounda al rrual and Inhuman irtrnfMl and aatr oonal Inrlianitto and for tody at Jrr fairira ON! and Ronald Da O Nat muvor rhiMran ol alalnilfY apttf dtafondanl Your attantloat la pHUmUA dir4-id lo ira mmplalnl aat fiia U tttaal , alwia nliilaf nut Thu ummitfi i pejlMtcaitino ourauanl to an orlar atf lra Hnorall David R VtnWfibi Judam rf lha afwrvai aninlad Court. a4 ardor holn dald Jul- tMh. lato anal It paihitraitnn thata? f-r a portod of iaur tront-M-ultva aii4 tuc t-aomra araahi it lv arikanai Tra dia of lha firat auax Ifafinn la Julr lath ta), and ihu data ,u ,h al fMiralloa U AutpaH lata. t r ONriu. Attnirny fnr Plaintiff a ill 1. Malhaa Hiildln4 Klamath Pall. Orv it ! m a a a i-No. t5 arttMowa In th Circuit t mirt of lha Rlt atf frfon for th t'ounly of KlamatR WI1XIAM K IIULT. I'lainliff, va DPfJ.A P HOLT hafrndant To thIU K Hull Irrndan1 iS TMK N AMP. OP TIIK aTATC Of orkoon. carrnmi- You r hfny riui(d tn appaf Brvd anaar tha ram plaint fil4 aaatnal mi in tha ahnva "1 Hld auit and rmiM an or bvfora Aiiftiai J.1 laaa and if ou fall to an ppr and anawar. for want I h rant? lh pialntilf will apply to tha raurt for th rlkf prad for in hia complaint, to-wti a divorr from you upon tha rounds nf daaartlon fnr a pt ind of mora man an ar Thla aumrrvona la f tavrvod upon mi hy mihlirattnn purauant 1 n an orrtr of tha llnnorahL David H. Vandanhr. Judg nf trv ohova onllltrtf rnuri, aain ortlar hrlnf dalr Julv 14, ae. and bv publication lharaof one a wli for four rnnaarutlv and ticrwaalv wata Tha data ol tha firat puhlirallon la Jnlf M, law. and tha data n ha last publication Aiia-ut at W. t.AMAR TnHNKPNn, Atiornav for Plaintiff, 4 U Main Klraot. Klamalh Palla. Oragoa. $tn A f ta i n.. lit CLASSIFIED RATES On Ua rhrao Da par word I la par word IAa Monin Pun par word aa i awna-utiva inaarttofu for LXal ihan 4 at.t-dajr adai New Today PON WAIJC. nw aJMno Alrhn radio for awifsO, or will trail for , Mavag ltvrr anion rtfia in good condition. Phon a lint tdn RKNT, i rtorn' ftirnUharl 'apart manl. Aniindant hot waiar. Ntar httamaaa rtialrlrt Alan nna lltaping room Phon !M4 nr 4170 WANTPf lo rant, 1 barlroom furnirtrtj riouaa In good ratdnllal aartlon Mut h wall furnuhad and wall haa tad. Will Pr g'od ranial for aa t talari or v locallon. Phon Mr. Knniu, ffVaara MraflMirtt A fn Phnna SIM. MaTINf'TIVr J bad room homa,""aitrp llonallr wall built, hardwood floora, fir pi ara. ftirnara. lnaulatd Mork and ronrrcl baaamanl and garaga. laand arand. Illnaaa rrotilra a la. Appoint, mant. phon 7.V7. Oomar jona. Haa 1 lor, Main , J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor nrrir i IM Nnrlh 7th It ' Phon 34t ACK-TOCHOOUDyI Tomorrow Wed., Aug. 17, 1:00 P. M. Pelican Theatre BACK-TO-SCHOOt-BAYI J I,