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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JEM. it, IV4V HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THIRTEEN Fish Experts Pay Visit to Collier Park Miami Tournament Manager, Author Try Local Streams Br IMHI.ENK WOI.t r CHILOgUIN. Brpt. 91 Two na tionally known llsliermen spent a wk recently t Mie ltst near Col , llr prk, trylm their lurk In lo rd MiNini. Jne nrooka of Miami, M. and Don Harser of Balem re ported their cairn In Spring creek espacially successful. Brooki U nunmrr of tlie annual Metropolitan Miami llnhlix tourna ment, which lasta from January 1 until Ilia Ural of April each ai-rlnr. Thrre art 31 different types of llsh Included In t h a varloua contests, most of them aalt watar fish. Tha black bass U Uia rhlet Imli watar flan on Uia list. Brooka holds tha world record for a striped baas raiutht on a fly. 11 waa hooked at Cooa Bay lal year aud welshed 27 lba. ol. Ha alto holoa a world rec ord lor a bonellsh on a tly. weiihl 10 lba. t ol. Brooks, author of "Baa Bug KUh lnsr." olaiu to uubluh hla aerond book, "Hall Water My rishlnt" Ihla winter. He wrltea for th Outdoor nwiaxlna and la on the board o f dlrectora for tha Outdoor Writer! association of America. The author haa recently relumed from Bermuda where tie conducted a tun aurvey for tha government. He haa lislied on tha Partus irom Alaska to California and on t h a At lanUe from Nrwlounclland to Flor ida, covering mot of the atreama within those boundarlea. Thla la Brooka' aerond summer trip to Ore gon and II waa on hi tint trip lat year that he met hla traveling com p. i, Don Hanar. llargrr operatra a email sports mana' ahop In Balem. la outdoor columnist for the Oregon states man In which he Inrludea a weekly tuning column, glvea a weekly ra dio broadcast on tuning over na tion KOCO In Salem. :terenl artlrlea by Harger are "Spinning lor Harveal Trout" which will appear aoon I n Meld and Stream, and on for Outdoor Weil In which he telU about Marlon coun ty Juvenile tuning atream. Harger will be an aasu-iaie editor of the American Angler, a magatlne whoa, tint Uaue u to appear be fore Uia end of the month and which will be published in New York. The Salem man la also writing enma 15.000 worrli for the new Min ing Encyclopedia being published bv William Wua and company. Hla topics are ateelhead tllea and methoda of catching steelhrad, a chapter on Atlantic aalmon tllea and one on ine principle atream of Waahlngton and California. Oulda lor the flrat dare Mining m thu vicinity waa B. H. (Polly) ftoaborougn. well known tly tier and flaherman. Harger planned lo return to Balem and Brooka left tor Baltimore, M d . where he will apend enma Uma befor returning to Miami. .WsA-aAMi ,r -,T A ... FELICAN IACKFIELD Here's one Klomoth bockf.eld combination that will probobly see plenty of octioo when the Pel meet Ashlond Fridoy night in the first conference game. Kickoff time on Modoc field it 8 p. m. In front is Bob McPherson, quarterback. From left are Joe Nichols, hard-running halfback; Joe Demetrakos, fullback, ond Gene Carlson, halfback. WORLD SERIES QUERY IRKS PASSENGER REPRESENTATIVE Dream Turns Nightmare HUGH M'ELHENNY WILL WARM BENCH IN IRISH TUSSLE monti: ntl If you fat! to m anawr, fnr want lrrtwf, plaintiff above named will aixtly to ir Court (or tlva rliaf pravexl for in hla Complaint, to-wit. ror a daertr of Dlvorra forever diaaolving tha ironda of matrimony now axiating ba lwn you and plaintiff, and for aurh olftar and further relief aa may appear to tha Court to be Jiut and e'iulUtW. Thla KommoMB la aerved upon you by pu hi lea I Ion thereof once a week for four eucreaalve weeks, pursuant to an order of tha Hon. David K. Vandenber.. Judae of tha ahova antitlad Court, dale J Hepiamber Ibtfl CHATfii;MM 4k nnirxNEf Artorneya for Plaintiff U 31 u. o. a No. 1M. 8EATTLE, 8pt. VI tjp Htixh MrKlhrnny'a dream ha turned Into nithtmare. The hard-runnlni Unlvernitjr of Waahlnttton fullbark will alt out Bsturday'a cluh with Notre Dume th team he had wanted to acore M Binjit more than any other. Dr. John Geehan, tem phyil- ContcaC Games "Wynn With Winners" Program I. Anhland at Klamath Fall i. Oregon at UCLA 1. Michigan at Htanlord 4. Montana at Utah Btate 5. Uuh at Arliona I. Oklahoma A4M at Denver Wlaconaln at Illlnou Indiana at Ohio Slate Dartmouth at Penn Princeton at Navy Holy Croaa at Brown Georgia at North Carolina 13 Duke at Tenneaeee 14. Oeorola Tech at Tulane 1. Kentucky at Mlaalaalppl Thief Knew What He Wanted DAYTON, O, Sept. 2 UPt Some where In Dayton there la a reluctant thlet who knew )ut how much money he needed and took It. When Julian Tangeman returned to hla home yeaterday. he found 1120 mtulng from a email metal box In which he keepa valuable. A note left In tha boa read: "Will pay you back ai aoon aa poaalble. Tangeman aald aa additional M In the box waa untouched. clan, aald today there'a no way of telling how long It will take Mc Elhenny to recover from a foot praln received In the Minnesota fame. The foot la now In a caat. "We hope he'll be back In time for OHC." Oeehan aald, "but It'a a peculiar aort of sprain. It may Uke longer to heal than we think." Short of hla No. 1 fullback. Coach Howie Odrll quickly ahlfted Left Halfback Roland Klrkby Into tha middle slot aa Inaurance. He lent expected to aee too much action from that apot, however, unleaa aomethlng happena to Hank Tlede nnann and Kenny Dunn. Tledemann la nursing an assortment of minor a;mema now but la expected to be on hand Saturday. The Husky cause auffered another sharp blow when Loran Perry, hard-hitting defensive tackle, auf fered a broken breast bone In a line scrimmage. He'll be lost for three weeka or a month. Washington ran through a full game scrimmage yesterday com plete with everything but kick-offs. The rmervea ran their plays from Notre Dame formations with Irish plays aa picked up by the Husky acouta. By FRANK r.CK j AP Nrwafealuree Mparts tdllar I NEW YOHK. Jack Hweeney hat a perfect right to scream when any one asks: "Are you going to the world eeriest" i Sweeney usually "sees" his world I aeries with one ear on tha radio .and the other on a telephone in a hotel room close to the nearest rail road station. W hen II eaeaea la (saving a warld aertea frera ata elty te another or i testing a big leagae ball elub aat at 1 lawn, Hweeney Is the aaan who laa.ee ' eare at the details known aa -spare." 1 Thai's beraaae Hweeney ra draa af . i Ihe New Vark Central Myslem'a pa- ' ' aenger rearesentatlvea. "On see Jack Sweeney." Is an ex I preaslon aa well known to baseball officials during a world series as -kill the umpire." That's mainly be- J cause railroads run on schedule and : ball gamea don't. Sweeney got his bapttslmal run during the 1940 world aeries between Detroit and Cincinnati. "We ran eight trains." he says. "Bui the series I'd like to target waa In 1MJ between the Yankees. Historical Club Plans Trail Tour A tour of the old emigrant trail la on the calendar for thla Sunday for the Klamath County Historical eortety. the Yreka society and other Interested tiwtm Members of the two cluha plus nsiure society, Klamath Palls and Yreka Camera eluha anrf others Interested, are to meet at the nneu station In Merrill at a. m, Sunday In begin the day's trek, tape Scheduled The route will follow the historical trail with stops planned for Laird s Landing, the Van Brimmer cabin and other landmarks. The lour will end at the point where the eld trail erosers the high way thu aide of Dorrls at the state line. Any additional Information about the trip may be had by call big Mrs. Devere Helfrlrh. 6430. Those planning to attend are re minded to bring their lunches. ttWliXaWs.a'' ALL WEATHER red I WING J Birdshooter Moccasin Pacs $13.95 Sturdy Flexible Comfortable Llaht Weight j I 6th ond Main and Cardinals. Nobody thought the Cards would lake four straight after losing the opening game. We had to break up the series specials and run baseball trains to get baseball men to St. Louis. Detroit. Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati." Rain and surprise aeries victories are big drawbacks In arranging train schedules, aays Sweeney Sweeney calls the '41 series one "big headache.' Many thought the Indiana would take four straight after losing the 1-0 opener. But the Bravea bounded back with an 11-5 win and forced the series to move bark to Boston. Recently Harold Parrott of the Dodgers recalled his first trip west after he became the clubs traveling secretary. It waa during the war when the Dodgers used uppers and lowers. The Dodgera had Ja-H obtained fiosdle Rosea tram Taronta. Hi nee rrgalara sleep la lower berths. Rosea waa tarred te aerapv an apper. A lew days with the Dndrers and Manager Leo Durorher put Oondie in thi Uncwp against the Cards. The outfielder eattne up with two hits. That night on the way to Cincln- iiiall. Rosen noticed that his name on he posted sleeping car list still had him In an upper. "How come I'm still In an upper?" Rosen queried Parrott. "I'm a regu- ar now and should be In a lower. "Ill aee what I can do about It." replied Parrott. new at the Job and aiming to please. Yea gel Raaea la Ihe lineup and he's atlll la aa apper. I hare M lowers," r arret I told Pnroeher. "Ill fix that." replied Durocher. I'll get Rosen out of there" "Where, out of the upper?" asked Parrott. "No." replied Durocher, "out of the lineup." Brands Must Be Re-recorded SALEM. Sept. 71 (Livestock brands must be re-recorded begin ning next January, the atate agri culture department announced to day. More than 15,000 brands are In volved. John Public Can Test Strength John Public win have a chance to test hla strength Saturday at the Oun Store. Jack Peebler'e conditioning emporium will have a series of welghta and the con testants may start at any weight they wish. The contest, part of the ad vance publicity for the state welghlllfling championships here October IS. will start at noon. At pjn. the man who haa lifted the heaviest weight (merely coming to a standing poaltlon) will be given hla choice of prtna. Saturday, October t, Cecil Phillips, a contestant In the championships, will five an ex hibition at the Oun Store. The state muscle tournament win be staged at Klamath Union high school. I Ducks Point For :14th Coast Win ' FUG EVE. Ore.. Sept. M UP PaM : minded Jim Aiken trotted out I new aerial combination Uat night i aa hi Oregon Webfoota prepared ! for Friday nitrht'a crack against ' UCLA at Loa Angeles, j Quarterbacka Jim Calderwood and j Earl 8teelo took turns flipping the ball with Art Milne aa their target. Milne took over light end when Les Hag an broke his leg grabbing a pass in the Idaho tilt last week. Victory over UCLA would give Aiken his 14th straight win over a coast conference foe. The Uclans were the last conference eleven to , hang a defeat on the Ducks, win ning 24-7 in 1947. wont c op etsaaaaMKNTS 1SCT.C.E TO PKOHEHTY OWNITRB WHOSE PHOPEHTY HAS BJtfcN foi.mj liauuc run the cost or IMi'KOVliS(.. IOITH TWELFTH an-rr.ET fhom the southeast LINE OF MAJW STKF.ET TO THE NORTH WET LINK OF KLAMATH AVKNL'E. KNOWN AM IMPROVE MENT UNIT NO. 100; THAT THEY HAVE TWENTY DAYS FHOM THE FIHST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IN WHICH TO ril.C AP PLICATION TO PAY THE ASSESS MENTS IN TEN tQVAL. ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS. WHEREAS, tha Ccrnmoa Count-11 of tha City of Klamath Falla, Orajon. and by ordlnanra duly adopta-d Sapt. 12. dfctarad th porportionata aaaaaa manta on aah lot. Dart of Int. blork. or err a I of arraaga propartr found to om ncfltad fnr a proportion a t ahara of tha coat of Improving. South Twelfth atraat from tha aouthaaat Una of Main atf-aat to tha north waa t Una of Klamath Avanua: all aa mora fully and In detail chown on tha plana and -pactf. ration of Ih City Eng-lnaar on flta with tha Pol Ira Jurtra of aaid City In tha mat tar of aald im-firovarnant; batng? Lmprova ant unit No. 100 That tha propanr ao found henfltd and 1 labia and aiaaaaad aa afnraaaid. ta tha propartr that llaa within tha bound aries of tha following oaacrlption, U wic Bafflnn-tng ai tha moat waatarlr eornar of lot block 2. of Canal Ad dition to tha City of Klamath ralla. Oragon: than-ra norlhaait on tha aouth aaat Una of Main Straat to tha north aaat cornar of lot 13 blork 1 of said Canal Addition: thenra south on tha aaat Una of aald lot U and lot 13 of aid block 1 to tha north lino of Klamath Avanua: thonra aouthwaat along tha northwaat Una of Klamath Avanua to tha moat aoutharly corner of lot 1J of aald blork 3. than-ra north waat on aouthwaat Una of lota 13 and 4 in aald block S to Ua point of baginnlng. That tha dockrt of City liana haa bean mada up aa provided by section 34S of tha Charter of aaid City, and bo low will be found a list of tha namaa of tha own era whoa properly baa been ao aaaaaaed aa a I ores-aid and againat which liana have been docketed, aa by aald ordinanca provided, together with the deerriptiofi of tha property of each owner and tha total amount ao aaaaaaed againat each epecifle property and tha owner and bolder thereof. Refer nee la hereby made? to aurh lien docket for detail description of earn lot. part of lot. blork or parcal of a-cre-ag property ao aaaaaaed. Further notice la hereby given tha reapecUve owners of orooartv ao aa ; aeeeard and hereinafter Hated, that euch aaaeaament la now due and payable, and I will be delinquent from and after tha expiration of twenty daya from the data oi aha firat publication of thta notice. . which aaid flrat publication will be nuda the23 day of Septamber. 1B49. Tha ownera of property ao aaaataad aa afnreeaid muet either pay bi aaaa, or make and file wlih in PiUtce JuOaa of the said Cltv on or before tha IS dar ynt Ortnher. 104. being twenty davt from me rirai puMiralion f I nit noUs-a, their raapee-tlva appUratlnna o pay aurh aaaeaamenti in tan equal tnataiU menta, providing thev tutve Ml pre ylotiwlr aigned fur aant Fid lowing la the daarrlptlon of In property, name of owner, and amount of I tan; all of aald pro-party being situated In City of Klanuith FaJU, Klamath County. Oregon, tn-wtlt CANAL ADDITION leek 1 Owner A ei a a at Eaaterlr S of U 1. J. K. Ma- Andrawa 104 31 Waaterly 'i ol Lot I. M. U Thontaa . . 99 S. A. t Edaatl . liM 44 Part of Lot 1. A. C Edaall 114.47 Tart of Lot 3, Flore two M. narniim ...-.-- 14 4. Florence M. Rarnum 1M S4 5, Florence M. Harnum 4.U .74 fl, Ftarenre M. Ilarnum T-13 13 1, Florence M. Barnum r3 M a, Alice viiua ,. ,. lia.tl . Allca Vitua , H U 10. Allte VM ua . 441 M 11. J K Mr Andrawa , 227 SO 12. nenrga MrCollum . lot 4t Cenrae Mc-Tollurn ... InO 31 14. feeorie MrCollum lU.7f 15. Easterly Caorgo McCol lum . . MM 13. Wea'ertv S. J. It. Ma Andrawa . 14. J. K. McAndrewa leak a 1. I. r. Magulra - 2. J. F. Magulra 2. J. F. Magulra 4. J. F. Mgulre T3t4 180 41 1.444.M 111 Sfl 441 M 321 on 3a i oo 13. A. H. BuMmin. ft C. Orubb 14. Loyal Order Mnnee 441 .Hi 15. Loyal Order Mooaa , , ... 401 H4 14. Loyal Order Mooaa , , UlI M Total Aaaaaamant SI 1. mar Thla notice ta published br authowitr of tha Common Council pursuant to Sertton 38 of the Charter of tha City of Klamath Fall-, Oregon. Deled at Klamath r!la. Oregon, tnta 21 day Of SepUmher, 1040 L M ACKKRMAN. Police Judge of tha City of Klamath Falla. Oregon, fl. 23-4-3-27 -31V-No. B07. Shop Owners, 9ttcAanlcs and 0priors jptc(y BRAKE BLOCKS-LININGS FRICTION BLOCKS aTE F' " 'W TKay Kmwv PraAidi af . I XaaTsawkr -s CHAMPION FRICTION CO. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS F. Na. tlXS : nf the circuit cocftT or THI STATE OF OREGON FOB KLAMATH I corvrY. OV H. CROFT. Plaintiff l va. I LILLIE CROFT. Defendant Tn I It I IV s-Dl-.-t- rka.n4a.. I IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREOON. You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed againat you In the above entitled Court ' on or before expiration of four weeks from September 1. 1p4. which la tha data of first publication of true Sum- Notice to Hunters! Thoac wiahtnc to hunt on the TROUT CREEK RANCH west af Spracve River, most at Fellsberta Lam-iica first. tos&e today1 Mew msie r ai- a.1 j -bbm .i mm 4r Tnj i sparkling glass of lodag'i Blitz Weinbard, the new taste in beer! Discover for gourself what folks mean when theg sag -"There 's i new taste in beer... and Blitz Weinhard has it" Blitz Weinhard, precisely brewed to suit todag's taste in beer, comes from one of America's newest and finest breweries. Once gon've tried it goull bow that this light and livelg beer is (orgou. 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