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Newspaper Page TextfRIDAY, SEPT. 9, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINI By California. Lake Called Potential Death Trap9 Th L)er Klamath lake u UWM a "poUnll.l hIIi leap" lor wildfowl sit) Initial elepe Ukin U era th threat ( botulism when Interest epurlemen I ram Cali fornia and Or non jeolerdar mad first-hand abarratlon at lha lake and met In lha frllran room la tlseiu lha problem. In adrllllon to viewing lha dead dursa trawlm lha Uiwer Klamath when a boat operated thutlla rum ttir lha imup of about 3b men, tha bud hnaplul In Tulelak wai vis ited prior to tha Hellcat luncheon meeting. Although cnndltlotu hava Im proved trnni last year whrn Uia botulism plague killed In tha neigh, bnrhnod n( to.Ooo durk on Tula lake and tha Lower Klamath, Uia rliaeaa la still laklm Ita nl this jrrar. Ail Mllmalrd 10.000 blrdi hava died from tha disease thu year, tha lama majority of them on tha Urr KlamaUi body nl water In an tea rovarliif epprtmlmalely 13,000 arrrt. A higher water kH haa elimi nated mswri ol lha bolullara damn thla year an Tula laka. Hefuge employee and volunteer worker hava picked up about Jl.ooo blrda from the water thla summer and hava rushed them to , lha bird hoapltal In Tulrlake for treatment. da rw v El V -1 ... K- r V .iHimi m fish and wildlife orrvtre for over two decadea. reported that around 76 per cent nf the blrda hava re sponded to treatment at Uia hospi tal. Ten different conservation or ganisations were represented on the tour of the 12.000-arra "death trap." Rome eyed It by a plan furnished by the California fuh and game department, othera skimmed over the bird-strewn water In small boat operated by refuge employea. Th disease, whlrh haa been th topic of conversation by aporUmrn for many yrara and the object ot Intensive research, was formerly known as Ih "western duck dis ease " It la said to be caused by durka feeding on decay from or ganic matter and la moat prevalent when temneraturea are high and lew water level causa sUetche of mud Jlata. Hug searchlights have also been Insullrd tn strategic points throughout th lake aervir to drive th blrda at night deeper Into Ihe water and out of th danger annea. At the after.lunrhewn diarwaalon. Howard Rargrnl, relogo manager, doebew the Tula and Lower Klam ath refagee a an of Ihe beet potential bird refugee la Ihe entire country." H aald that Uie refuge depart ment la now producing about 100 000 blrda Us th two area iTuI and Lower Klamath) and urged .speed In the construction of dikes iand other water -control structure. The upshot of the session In tha Pelican room waa the adoption by th group ot resolution requesting eongraaa to authorise th appmprt Uon of not leas than 1800.000 to complete sufficient work Ml Lower Klamath inow the lethal danger one i to prevent futur outbreaks of botulism. Dr. Kalmbarh first cams to thla region In 1(39 when he aet up laboratory on Conger avenue near Link river for research tn botulism. He la now director of research for Ih fish and wildllf division with headquarters In Denver, Colo. He la assigned to th Klamath basin region. Kalmbarh, who la considered on sf Ih leading authorlUea on th V 111 JJ I 1.1. J JLi JLI JL AMERICA'S FIRST CHOICI FOR 20 YEARS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY - MOST MODELS STYI.EMNK Spatial 2-door Sedan $1659.00 Special 4-Door Sadait 1706.00 Spaclal Butinttt Coup 1S8S.00 Sptcial Sadan Dalivtry 1646.00 Special Sport Coup 1664.00 Dtluxt) 2-Doer Stdan 1738.00 Deluit 4-Doer Stdan 178S.00 Dlut Sfaflon Wagon (Wood) 2540.00 Dtluxo Station Wagon (Staol) 2S40.00 Dtluxt Sport Coupt 17S4.00 Dtluxt Convtrtibla Coupt 2130.00 im:i:ti.im: Spatial 2-Deor Stdan 16S9.00 Sptcial 4-Door Stdan 1706.00 Dtluxt 2-Door Stdan 1738.00 Dtluxt 4-Door Stdan 1785.00 ABOVE PRICES -DELIVERED IN KLAMATH FALLS Will:) 410 So. 6th Oregon Sportsmen; dlseas. aald thrra wart only two llernillve to rs tha plagu In any araa. Oua would be to maintain sufficient water depths, Ilia other to dry an ere completely aa they hava dona on unit 1 of Lower Klamath where botulism waa ramp ant last year. Kalmbarh aald thai tha major unknown factor In lha yrara of study waa determining tha dUlrlbu tlon of toil material In tha field. Hlrda that ara partlrularly alrk ara ahol wllh anll-tosln at lha Tula laka bird hoapltal. Among thoa attending the tour wtra Paul Quick, assistant, fish and Kerkorian Stanfords Passing Of PALO ALTO, Calif., Sept. ( fA" 1 lanford may be tha team ol dea- liny In Pacific Coaat conferenra football this season. With few breaki It could wind up on champlnruhlp heighla. The club look that good now. It haa clash, drive, hitting power and tha finest pana thrower alnra Frankie Albert aouthpawed lha team Into the 1(41 Rose Bowl. I Clary Kerkorian. up from last year'a freshman squad, la the lad j who could pass Stanford to fame. It is a big Job to ask a green pea ; to do but Kerkonian appears to hsv self assurance to spar. In spring practtc ha sidelined ex- 1 penenced quarterbacks. j He runs the team aa If It belongs to him If he hold up under the , fire of rugged competition. Htan- ford could one mor take Its plac ; among western gridiron giant. Anyhow, the arhonl haa tta bett proapecta ilnca the war. Bcatdea an Gems Idle Pittsburg Wallops Willows Pittsburg's powerful Diamonds rent on up last night In Par Weal baaeboll league playoffs, defeating th Willons Cardinals 7-2 for their second straight win while power failure prevented play of sched uled game here between Ihe Orms and Heddlng Drowiu. Last night's postponed game will b played tonight at Oems stadium weather permitting at 1 44. Klamath Palis won lu first gam nf th Ihreoof-flir round from Redding Wednesday 4-1 and Pitts burg now haa two victories over Willows. Th Diamond and Card inals mora up to Willows to con tinue their aeries tonight. Ed Whitney and Arnold Rom, first baseman and shortstop for Pittsburg, paced th 7-2 triumph by hitting consecutive home runs In th third tram of Pitcher Kurt Schmidt. Pet Hemandea went th rout tor Pltuburg, living up aeven hits. Uneaeor: R H C Willows Ml 010 0OO-J 7 2 Pltuburg 004 210 OOx 1 10 1 Schmidt. Paaa HI. Cot 4 and Oraves, Lateesa. it': Hrrnandeg and Martin, Luctdo ill. 7A Ph. 4113 Hill I T R0LET wildlife dlrrrliir; Everett Horn of lh fuh and wildlife service; Paul Ueiiny, California game commie aloner; John Kblniter, national di rector of tha Isaac. Walton leaitua; Heth Oordon, head of Uia California natural raaourcaa board: lo Laylhe, director of fuh and wlldllla In region number I: K. La toil Stephens, bureau of reclamation uperlntendrnt In thla area; Jim Ravage, federal fuh and game offi cer; J. P. Cuenln of lha Han Fran Cisco Examiner and Kit Neal of tha Han Francisco Newa, In addition to many Interested npnrtamen and other game official!. May Make Forget Albert Improved passing game. It hat bet- ter rereivera and more reserv ma terial at moat positions. Coach Marchle rVhwsrtx, whose 1(47 team Inal all of Ita nine gamea but bounced back to take four while dropping six last season, was pleasantly surprised when Emery Mitchell allowed up for practice opening day. Mitchell waa on his way to stardom whrn he suffered sever Injuries In last year'a gam with Army. He la bark at fullback, fully mended, to give Brhwartx triple threater along wllh the other tal ent. Stanford, In fact, haa three fullbacks. Another crack sopho more, Harry Hugaalan, haa grabbed off the left halfback snot At rleht ttU , , whlle . ,rgU,r I mho ,, out(,0 hu ,m. i . ,,. ,Iialmi. Tlie club may have to do with- out Left Tackle Oordon While. He j waa atandoul last year but haa i turned up with neck Injury which , allll needs to be correctly diagnosed Seven stalwart linemen, transfers from Junior colleges, allowed up for (all practice, however. They figure n plug up hole. Aside from While. Ihe rest of th starting linemen will stack up with any In the league. I After opening against San Jose ! 1 (Calif I State college September 17. Stanford take on four blr onea In row Harvard. Mlchlaan and the University of California at Loa An- geles. all here, and Washington at Seattle. Michigan, of course, la the big touch Let the Stanford get oer the Wnlverlnea and they may be too tough to handle from there In M.ddlecoff Falls Back In KC Golf KANSAS CITY. Sept. f ,N,. tlonai Champion Carr Mlddlecoff. iuiia a piaytT. vowea toaay n i w-as out to pick up ground In th tSOOO Kansas City open golf tour nament Mlddlecoff. who practlrea dentistry between hu busy schedule of tour naments and exhibitions, found him self alght stroke off the medal -.m io aner nrw rouna ....... ,..-i.ra par 11 Swope park public course. He started today eight strokes off Ih medal par net by Dick Met of Arkansas Clly. Kas.. Dave Doug. la of Newark. Del. and Bill Mathews of Kansas City. The three turned tn first round Ma. Ted Nelst of Wall Wall. Wash.. posted JS-38 72 I Th field of 125 player waa to be cut to to today for tomorrow's , aeml-flnala and the final Sunday. TYPHOON DAMAGE TOKYO, Sept. t (JN-Offlclals today aet damage to D. 8. army IruuJIatlona and Teasels at the Yokohama port In th August Jl typhoon at 1250.000. c.iiiit'.ijffimftjSunD V ( THI NIW . I Bin-bottle! I U. I. Falee.1 Ne. Iil.lt ', " WITH THI MAOIC PANIl j I1, UTS YOU IMPROVI ) ; Mr. Boston ! Fine Wines AT HOMII ' OUAtT ( (" MR. BOSTON ' WINES OF CALIFORNIA' ' Mr. Reelaa DiMillrr Inc., Besfea, Mi". ' MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES ( ooipllrd hy Tha Associated! Praoa Heptembar Mind. It Rail It MIL Mattocks Net chama - Dl D 3 unch. D .1 Friday li 333 t3 i Prevloua day . 11 4 33 1 1 3 M t Waek ago tot 33. tot 642 Month ago - - tot 14 J 40 M year ago (1.1 tt.t 40.7 MO GRAIN PRICES UP AND DOWN CHICAOO, Kept. ( Mv-aralns at tlmea ahowrd algna of atrength on the board of trade today. But each time price advanced aclllng pressure Inrreaaed and prlcea turned right ground and came down again. Although the market had a hard time going up. It never showed any real weakness. At on time December wheat made new high ilnre late lat January. In the caah market, hard wheat told at a pre mium over the fieptember contract for tha first time since June. Wheat cloned ' lower to '-, higher. September l305H-i, corn waa 1 cent lower to l' higher. Beplember II 27S-S, oaU were '4 lower to U higher. 8eptmoer 0U, rye waa '.-IV lower, aeptembrr I45'.! soybean were 3'. -J1, lower, November 1131-131, and lard waa 18' to 30 cenu a hundred pounds lower, Wheat Sept. Dec March May July BOND AVERAGES Compiled by Th Associated Pre rleptember ( Kalis Kind. 1 I'llL It For. HL-Yld. un-n unrh. A .1 D 1 unch. (10 102 104 J-H 70J 111.7 ' (1 0 103 ( 104 1 70.4 111.7 (1 3 102 ( 1041 70 2 1114 (10 I 02( 103 J 701 111.1 (I 1 101 1 til 3.4 108 0 Net change Priday Prevloua day Week ago Month ago Year ago Stocks Make Few Changes NEW YORK. Sept. t il Stock ; trader had pretty c)oM ldru prlcea today. Only a few sharea changed more than minor fraction and many re mained at Thursday's final level. Faint downward tendenclea ap peared off and on. The market got off to a fast start, almost Immediately alowed to a walk. Turnover waa at the rat of about 750.000 shares for th full session. International Telephone stepped hd mrUr- " response to new Hi., niiniuiM iiau uai k,i iu payment in dollar to IT AT tn a 120 000.000 deal, but had trouble holding the advance. Lower most of the day were U. 8. Steel. Chrysler. O. 8 Rubber. Amer ican Telephone. Kennecott Copper. Santa Pe, Union Pacific and Oulf Oil . I Tending higher not with too! much success were Goodrich, Scar Roebuck. Oeneral Electric, and U. 8. Oypsum. American Can -. ,. . ... ,. ... 03 V Arr Power Lt 12 Am Tel Tel 144't Anaconda .. Rendu Aviation Beth 8tel- Boeing Airplane Calif Packing Canadian Pacific Case J I Caterpillar Chrysler Comwlth dc Sou Cons Vultee . . 3' 2t'. 2fi lt 13 27 S 33t 81S 8" 10ia S3' 2 7 81 37 . 45 '4 I2 3i 27 MS 4 I 20 62 'i 13a 3S 104 15 S3 .102V4 M UH 2S its 3t' 41S sts 7S MS ccntlnenUI Can crown Zellerbach I CurtlM Wrlght DuPont de Nem oeneral Electric Oeneral Ponds Oeneral Motor .... Ooodvear Tir lnl Harvester Int Paper Kennecott Llbby McN A L Long Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnator .. Nat Dairy N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Oaa A Elec Psc Tel Tel Penney J C Radio Corp Raronler Reynold Metals Richfield Sear Roebuck .. Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cal . Studebaker Corp SALE! FLOWER 5H0P1', --nU 4JOMSID K7iTs-r!lL?-' rHQNr ini CAtf jfiJu? ,7f '.y W!T!fl.l!HiiegtqrgyJ BUNK BED SETS We need th tpoct occu pitd by 23 of thtit tttt, to or telling (23 tttt only) at tha low prita of $"95 7 fee ,t Thttt 23 tttt won't latt loeif at Hi it low prita. Got yourg aarlyl Klamath Falls 320 So. 6th September (1107, Open High Low Close 2 04 2 064 205s 2 06S- 2 10S-S 3 10'. 2M' 20S-'4 2 (IDS 2 MS 2 09 IKS 2 03-'4 2 03'. 2 02'( tm 185'. IV 15 'a 1.85', Sunshine Mining Ti ana-America Union OH Cal United Airline U 8 Steel . . Warner Bro Pie Woolworth t'i lIVj 31' 12 22 Hi 10S 4tS LIVESTOCK CHICAOO. Sept. t (AP-V8DA) Salable hoxa 5500: fairly active: butcher fully steady: sow steady to strong: top 22 25 for choice 218 240 lb. weight: bulk good and choice 200 - 270 lb. 21.78 - 22 28: heavier weight scarce; few lot 280-340 lb. 20.00-2180: good and thole 170-1M lb. 2035-21.15; 150- 170 lb. 1178-2080: sows under 250 lb. It 78-11.78: few 20 00: 300-400 lb. 17.78-1178: 428-800 IB. U35-1780: few head heavier sows down to 18 00: gaod clearance. Salable cattle 1000: salable calve 200: all claaaea moderately active, fully steady; broad week-end clear ance; load high -choic 1182 lb steer topped at 32.00; several loads good fed ter, heifer and mixed yearling 27 00-2S 25; best heifer 27.78. common to low-good steers 17 00-28 00; common and medium beef cow 14.28-18 80; eanner and cutter 12.00 - MAO; medium and good bull 18.00-2000; good and choice vealers 2t 00-2t 00. Salable sheep 1000; slaughter lambe steady to 28 cent higher: top 2800: bulk good and choice of ferings 24.00-28 00: yearlings absent; ewea fully steady at 180 down. SOUTH 8AN FRANCISCO. Sept i AP-USDA) Market cloaed to day. Admission Day. Salable cattle for week 1800; mar ket steady to weak with range cow weak to mostly 1.00 lower; good steers scarce; odd 1040 lbs. 2880: few high medium 2480 : 2 load medium too lb. steers 22.00; common-low medium lt 80-20 80: med ium slaughter helfera 20.00; high medium rang cow 14.00-28: can ners -cutters 10.00-1200; common medium sausage bull 17.00-18 00: cutters down to 11.00: toed good 110 lb feeder ateera 2050; few 20.00; load and halt medium 780 lb. feed er 18 50: 840 lbs. high medium heifer It 00: calvea thla week 378; market steady; cull medium 15 00-21.00; top 22.00. Salable hog wor week 1880; mar ket 78 cent higher; good-choice ltO-240 lb. Wednesday 28.00: Thursday quotable 24 JO: good low 1600. BalabI sheep for week 3200; mar ket fully steady; good -choice 86-93 lb shorn lambs 22.80; good-choice wooled also 22 50: No. 1 pelts 22 28; good to lb. wooled 23.00; common good feeder 16 00-18.00; medium good ewe 7.80-8.75; common 180. PORTLAND. Sept. t (AP-USDA) Cattle Friday salable 78: calve 68; .mostly clssses nominal: late de mand active for moat claaaes; load good 1000 lb. fed steers late Thurs day 28.00; sorted at 24.00; medium greaser 21.00: good vealen 2100: for five days: cattle salable 2888. calvea 650: compared week ago common-good beet cow strong -80 cer.U higher. Instance 1.00 up; GREEN HARDWOOD fii8S ARMY STORE Phent 9206 other claaaea moatly etcady; bulla I cloaed M centa lower; Inferior and medium atocker ateera draggy; cat tle run nearly entirely graaaera: few high medium to low choice 4-H type ateera 34 00-28 00; 1 loads fed i graaaera moatly high medium 35 00 ! M; bulk medium graaaera 31 00- Xi.75; common grade 15 50-20 00; ' cutter dairy-type steers 11.00-13 00; , load good fed helfera 23.50; bulk cr.mmon - medium gradea 13 50- 1(00; cannrr-cutter cows 10 00- 11 JO; few down to 50, some sales up to 11 50; common-medium cows j IC00-. good beef bulls early 17 00- JbQ; late 1700 down; cutter-good aeusage bulls 12 00-17 00; good choice vealers 30 00-23 50; few 23 00; common down to 11 00; good heavy calvea 1(00 down. Hogs Friday salable 25: mostly nominal; quotable top 24.76; for five days: salable (70: for week market 2.1-50 eenta higher: good choice 180-230 lb. btuchera 24 50- 76; fat type 24 00 down; other wetghta limited: good 350-550 lb. sows 17 00- U50: lighter weights up to 1(50 and 20 00: feeder ptga limited; few ( "f"'"3?,, . . f"- i Inal; demand broad laue: for five days: salable 1700: market uneven, mostly steady -50 cents higher; good - choice spring lambs mostly 20 00-AO: top 21.00; good rang feeders 17.00: good locate 16 00 down: shorn 15 00 down; good year lings It 00-17.00; good ewe strong with supply Increased, largely 8 00 for all weights: common - medium 1M.IM. m .ll i for breeding 8 00 and above. Portland Potatoes nmrnn TVirrimBn rfttrii-t whit ' Roae No. 1. 13.75-M: No. 2 te-0 cenu; M lb. Washington Netted Genu, No. 1. 1275-3 10; No. 2, 60 lb 86-90 cenu. WfthtnaTtm Ntttai i Portland Eggs To Wholesaler!: Orade A large. T.-64'i cent: grade A medium. 66H-58', cents: small 42's cenu; grade B large, M'4-M'.i cent. Justice Caart Edmond Earl Syark, failure to procure operator ' license. Fine IS io. Donald Lloyd Schonchin. operat-1 Ing vehicle during revoked period. Fine tM OO. Harry Michael JuuL failure to Tfae procure operator' license. 8880. William Daniel Dean, no registra tion card. Fine 15 50. Wilton Sidney Boo Is, no wheel cover on truck. Fine 8880. Henry Arthur Onmea, failure to top at atop sign. Fine 8880. Roy Albert Hartwell. angling In a cloaed stream. Fine 1 14-50. Thomas Hlllard Baker, operating truck of excessive height. Pine 810. John Hampton Gray, knowingly bonk check. &m.mlttel, and act ot VV500 Ernest Andrew Otfle. oner tine truck without muffler. Fine ti 50. Cecil Earnest Faster, failure to procure operator's license. Fine KM. Clem Darrel 8poon. failure to pre curt operator' license. Fine tSM. Thomas Arthur Waason. Inade quate emergency brake. Fine ti SO. Thomas Arthur Wesson, failure to procure operator' license. Fine 5i0. Marriage Licenses RUSAW-PINION Donald Wllford Rusew, 31, rancher, native of Mon tana, resident of Montana. Barba ra Jean Pinion, II. native ot Okla homa, resident ot Klamath Fall. Complaint Filed A. M. Hatton and Pacific Indem nity company (a corporation!, vs. Thomas J. Hill. A suit for damage. Plsintiff wants f390 43 damage, and tl&O attorney fees. Attorney for the plaintiff Is R. F. McLaren. LaVene Konshott and Fred O. Konshott v. Kenneth D. Lucas. A suit for damages. Plaintiff wants judgment for 1574 IS. with seven per cent interest thereon from January 4. lMt. and costs. R. F. McLaren, attorney for the plaintiff. Decrees Granted Olsela DrlscoU vs. Merril F. Drla- coll Helen Henkelman vs. Harold A Henkelman Mildred M. Kazakoft vs. George Kasakoff. Municipal Court Wallace Dymark. drunk. Fine, tlO or t days. Clarence Bradshaw, drunk. Fin, $10 or i daya. 8. E. Altmsn, drunk. Fine, tlO or S days. Henry H. Csvlru. drunk. Fine, tlO or B day. Johnnie William Holloway, viola- Uon of basic rule. Post 110 ball Leo K. Friend, violation ot bad la rule. Recogged. Clyde Atkins, ran stop sign, vio lation basic rule. Recogged. John Ledell, ran stop sign. Fine. 15. (SV Jsfc. Asa. Sss. Afc j6sfc. jfc .afcfc Sat asfc Afc. Jfc 0 t) 0 if It t t t t t llrrTn!TirT5 I i mm SATURDAY Sept.lOth MALIN Music by it T t i Oregon Portland Wheat PORTLAND, 8pt. (IPI Cash wheat (bid): toft white 213; soft white (excluding Rexi 1.13; white club 1.13. Hard red winter: ordinary 113; 10 per cent 213; 11 per cent 2.14; 13 per cent 2 18. Hard whit Baart: 10 per cent 220; 11 per cent 2-23; 12 per cent 2 24. Today s car receipts: wheal 50; barley 31: flour 12; corn 4; oats 7; b.111 feed 7. WA ZRBURY Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Palls. Ore gon, September 3. 1(4(, to Mr. and Mrs. John Waterbury, l(d Morton, Ashland. Ore., twins. W;lght: A boy, 7 ponds 4S ounces and a girl, 5 Dounds 10 ounces. PATTERSON Born at Klamath Valley hoapltal. Klamath falls. c-. Bentember g. 14S. to Mr. and Mra. Tom Patterson, 3229 Cannon, gu-L Weight: 7 pounds ( ounce. SELBY Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Fall. Or., Sep tember (. 1(4(. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Selby. 2057 Radcllffe, boy. Weight: 7 pounds 'i ounce. CrAnrter Faces VlUWIIfcl S V W J Carl Hoymond JASPER. Alta., Sept. t (4r Semi final matchei In the Totem Pole golf tournament today pair Crooner Crosby with Carl Haymond ofg lacoma. ana ueone coieman tn , Miami, Okla., and Eddl Oana ot Vancouver, B. C. Dalntry Chlsholm of Montreal and Mr. J. B. Seaamght of Toronto will meet In the women' final. LDS Social Meeting Slated Tuesday The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 8alnU will bold the ou:ntng social meeting for lu I mutual society Tuesday. September : 13. at the church. Home and Mar tin. A program has been planned, and refreshments will be served. Mutual will be held each Tuesday evening and a "Lucky Clover" pro ject, which win be explained later. will be the program. CARD OP THANKS Our heartfelt thank to all who ' extended comforting sympathy and neip m our recent sorrow, ror uie beautiful floral offering and other kindnesses we are deeply grateful. The Family of the Late John D. Crontn LEGAL NOTICES NfiTirt ta runirnai Df THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THE 3IAI1 Ur UHCdUIl gUH Till LUt.H TY OP KLAMATH IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE Of MARY GILCHRIST. DtMJ. Nolle ta hereby flrin tnat IM vnoer- SI. SlJl.i r-J.. J.!! ! auaiirud. ah unoa navux claim. aaainet aald ortate are herebr notified law muired to the undersisned at km American nana Buuainc. foruana. Oreeon. wtuua an monlni the date nereor. Do tad and Itrst aubUahed September ttk. lst wnbuearoa octooor Ttn. lac. A. CARM1CHAJX. Administrator Kin. Wood. Miller a Anrleraoa, Attcrne, for Admtnteu-ator. S 1S-2J0l O. 7 No. 7S. NOTK'g rw nrr enter rT court or thi STATF Or OaiCOM rOB KJJUIATH COl'VTY. Df THE MATTTW OF TH CSTATS OF BETTY J. ROBEBTS. Ooceaoed. Notice la hereby cireo that the un dersigned, gddie Roberta. Intend, to ap ply to ta above ontiued court on Oc tober a, 140. tut an order permitting him to return as administrator of the ab"v entitled estate, and that Homer Roberta be aopointed Admlnlatrator bouis now thereof. EDDIE ROBERTS, Arfm lniatratar. I--l-I3 No. TS1. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned. HATTIE MAY HATH AWAY, haa been appointed Administra trix or trt r.ttaie of thomas j HATHAWAY, deceased, hv the Circuit Court of th State of Oregon lor Klam ath County and haa qualified. All per sona naving etalma against said as'aie are hereby roouoated to present them duly verified, aa required be law, to the undent ene1 Administratrix at the offlr ot Mark Simons, tos Wllllte Building. Klamath Falla. Oregon, oo or before six months from the data of the first Dubllratto" hereof, which data Is September t IPS. HaTTTT. MAT HATHAWAY. Admlniatratrtx of the E.tat of THO"AS 1. HATHAWAY, de ceased S S IS-J3 JO No. TS. CITATION TOR PI'RI.ICATION Df THTi CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In tha Matter of tha Adoption of SHARON JEAN RWANBFRO. a Minor TO ALTA JOHNSON, formerly ALTA SWANRERO. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: A petltloa having been filed herein by JAMES A. SNYDER and LEORA C. SNYDER, his wife, for the adoption of SHARON JSAN SWAN BERO and the change of the name ol said minor to SHARON JEAN SNYDER You ant hereby cited to appear In th Court room of th abovo entitled Court tn Klamath Falla. OreaHi. on or before th Sdth day of September. IPS, and then and there show caus. If any there be. why th aald petition ahould not bo granted: this citation la served upon you rv order of tn Honorable u. E. REEDER. Judge of th County Court la j&m. Afc &. Sfc a6s. & Aav 6a. ja. jo. Ao. 0 W' ''W lt wwt t t ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? t ? t t Hillbillies tha ataenra ol lha Honorable DAVID . VANIiKNt'EHd, Juila ol lh alxtvo n llllod Cuurt. msita and entarad lha aird dsy nf Auguat. IV4H, dlraettng MrviSa thareof by publication tn a nawepapae of svnaral ctreuletlon, printed and pub llahed In Klamelh Counlr, Orefim, for a period ol Inur eueeeeetva weeee bealn ning wllh lha leeua ol lha asia aajr ol Auiuel. HHP. ellNtu, the Honorable U. I. a Kg EV ER, Cmintv Judae. in lha abeenre ot Ihe HUNIiRABi.a DAVID a. VANOgN. fJEHU. Juoaa ol tha abtve enuUed Court thle lira der Ol Auauei, laaa. C'itAS. f. UK LAP Clerk of the Abova gnlltled Court Br riXJHtNCg ANDKHaUN Ueputy. Aug. aa, aept. l a-is. No. Tie. worn i or tHKMirr-i iam On in luth day ori October. liM. ml th hour of 10 A. M. at tha front door ol tha Courthouaa In Kumatft rail, Orvaun, 1 will Mil at auction to tha hifhswtt bidlr for caah lha folio wing doribtxi raal property loratatf in Klant mltx County. Oroion. to-wil. Basinning at a point on lh forty lit, which la ato tha eantar Una ol Homatlala Koad. which llaa Botjih along tha forty Itna a dutanca ol -y.at j (ri from tha North watt eomatr of tha NK'Hv of fraction 14, Town ahip M Souih ol lUnia t East WU lamatta Mandlan In Kiamath County. Oraflrm, and running thontra: Cantinu tn liouth alung tha forty Una a dta linft of loo fat to a point, thanra North 8P'37' Eaat a dUUnca ol 30 faal to an iron pin on tha Baat Itna of HomtHfato Koad. UMntra continuing North as T7' feast a duunro ol 17 i faat to an Iron pin. thanra Nona parallal to tha Want forty Una a dla itnct of 1 (tt to an iron pm; Uvinrt South m ST Waal a dutanca ol lir a fat to an Iron pin on tha Baat Una of Hornda'a Road; thartt-a continuing South wo n- Wtut a dtataAca of 30 faal mora or laaa to tha point of bo grinning, aald tract containing ona-half arra, mora or laaa. In tha Northaaat uartar of aouthaaJt ouartar of Sactloa 14. Towntihip 'jm South, Jiang Baat Willamati Mandian. Said aala U made andar asocvtlon tMuad out of tha Cirrutt Court of tha Stata of Oregon for Klamath County to ma directed in tha eaaa of Stata of Ora gon. Kepreaantd and acting by tha Dlrartor of Vaterina' Affairs, plaintiff, vs. Charlrs W. Daugharty and Pay Uka J. Daugherty, DaendanU. J E THANCY, Sheriff of Klamatd County, Oragon. a-ie-aa-ao-No. 7U. By uora uoooara, uapuiy CLASSIFIED RATES On Day Threw Day Wee Sua . Moot Bun It Uua 4 oc-da adal New Today STOUT WOMEN ar nndlnt .toetwvy mw nylon hottlsiry m euiiUM at in Kiamath Varttttr Store. Houmrf tfeat Ut psrrTtjctlr Uh lonr. . , Bl 9 BARGANTI L'SEOTaU Wt txjjr. Mil. and tntla 141 Chtrr. ftttdaa. cUta VTW 00 , 1B40 OiU Tudor AM M 1936 Ponttae Tutlor Coach H! 1J Plymouth TuIof . 00 1933 Bulrk dan . K - 1931 Chtv. StMlan . 8 0t 1931 Chtrtr. Coupa - - T3.0O 1933 Chv. Coup 1930 Ford A Coup 75 00 Corottr of Shaia war aod Arthur SI fOh Rt.VfT'fiT "Km, awtWra. tiemm tn. U2-S0. PhofM AM3. fOR 8Ai-E.Toflic 4-tioor aadaii with hatr. tefrmtr and radttx Paint, uptvautarr and ttraa, all toad. Th la a law milaT. ana owner car. la perfect condition. Sea It at 2101 Sa. th- Phone Ml 3. WANTED. tetkeeper. tnidtfla-aaad. Phone T2StT. Call before 10 30 a. fav or between and 3 aftarnaoaa BOARD AStO BOOM gWan high arhool tnri for her company nlfhu. aoma mhu free, no work, cloaa ta achool bu line. Phooe U f D U PARM TRACTOR. A-l condl tion . factory cab. Special price, tMMOO for quick aala. Jack Hayea, Uowell. urecoa. rione iuj. I EbST. pair of felt badraaai aupoerm. Prvone 7i7. . 140 CHEV. Special Daluxa coup, o good one. heater, nice aeat tsovars. 6a froeter. Preatonv and back-up Ulht $35 oo. caty terra. Ml Turnaaa Slj rtKleral Houainc pick s or . Phooa tin. ro -ASg with option to bur, modern 1. bedroom homo. aa ranae. hot water healer, and caa rurnaro. Insulated. For information eaUe4J. NO DOWN PAYMENT Orefron veteran can purchaso ttua S bedroom modern noma. - aero lor awr S3S0O with no down payment and ap proximately S40 monthly. JOHN C. ARCiETSrNCCR 101 Mam 'Evonlnse B31 PhoBst Mt CIrCT expe'rloncod general offlee work. like position half daya. permanent. Writ care Bo237. Heraldai.Nowa. FOR SAlrKa.y"SDindnor'waahor. Ex. cellent condjuon. S123.tm. SOI Aiamada. FOR 8AI.E. ' Hot point " otoctrio ran,.". Sea 00. Phono S-US or coll at SUt Summon lano. fit WANT TO STORK a Uno tn tjur horn for Um um otf tt. GuarutM Snod car Cll 4870. AMrw CM artlti, KlanaiA TmUm, tto auntUy ralU. ton SAL t A wrin tm t tonaTIi: l! MM antt 1 axle trailer, rquippsro wttn u o Red Diamond anxtn. air compnmor and lumber roll. Trailer haa air an4 imck u hydrotrac. PImim 3-1101. WlNCHESTKR 3O-30 KIFH. modal 44, pwp .nht. 2 boxea ahallc. W OO. Call 1444 CrMctnt. i ruitj aw.. Sat. r Supday. t AUCTION SALE Saturday. Sept. 10 1 n. m. All eUaatM of: catu Hoc Sheep MODOC A C-nOH YARDS FrtU Nocler. owner Phone Biack ldM K. "Bob ' Rhode, auctlooeer Phone 4U33 tHTY ARC NCW. Society made meh nvloii hoee. iKKi-rua eomtriictioa. m aU the new Call colon. lUajnata, Variety Store. roR SALI. beautiful thoroughbred Corker pupa. Cheap to good home. piMMstxaoaa. i LOST. Ladvea BuWa wrlat watch, white gold with en pennon bracelet. Return toBobJocteJcviiee-UtUerSUidlo. . EQUITY In 3-bednmm home for aalo or trade for late model car. Sit M. 2nd. Phone 3-0o4. FOR SALJt. Uble rnodel "radtphone jraph In good condition. Phooe CATTLX AUCTION Sunday, Sept. 11 1:30 p. m. Lakeview, Oregon M Cattle 33 Hereford itork cows S Hereford helfera 7 Roan itock cow 3S Hereford stock calvea 13 Fat Hereford Mlvea 3 Small calvea 1 Hone Cattle elaseed. sorted and Bold In lota to cult buyer. Good loading facllitlsM. Dan Mlduietnn, A. Neabitt. owner For further Information about thta tale) call R. X. "Bob" Rhode, aiKtloneer. Phone 4033 rOR"SALfc7T4o Old-mobile." 4 new tlrea, radio, heater. A-l condition, SSO0 eouitv for 4U50. Phone 3-11M. f OR SALE. ued treadle sewing machine, good condition. M7.3.hl, Bargain Spoi, irr, o7 n aih Phone S70a. WANTED TO BUY hog apprmaler l.v) to inn lb, auiubta for locker. Phone J . ton SALE by "owner. wetTTfrwnaTor tomtom, mini have aoma caah. Call 4411. OR 9A"Lt" large jbedfoom modern home at city limit. City water, bua line, with 1'a re grda toil, fruit and nut tree, irrigated. Also, new bujlnesa building plate ft front. Will consider tracte for property In or near Klamath rHi. Bo 19, W. Main St.Medford. Orgon. , fOR SALE." airtlt wood heater, W 00; SO gal. fuel oil drum with filter con nection, 3.00; Model A motor, com plete with clutch and tranamlulon, 23 00: table Mnder combination, drum and dlac. nearly new, $15 no wlthoul motor: Spcaylt. pelnt spray with l, com p Iff wllh motor, near MW, $34.00. logo Kane. Phone o7 , ' DO NT READ THIS pickup, low mileage, priced fm Pickup. low mileage, priced for quleg. Mle. Fnorve s3j. see aiswe rttmi BOARD, room," gentleman. .Phono ar. tALf WOMXTl are finding extra lorf Society made nylon hotrr m U the new fall colon at Klamath Vartatr Wlower Shop mm; i (At Grsenhoutst) Mil 8. tb Phtma) tlM Frea DcllrcT flowars (ay Wltw rsncrsl Oral ma Omr I pact sJ I