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HERALD AND NEWS. KMMATH ALLS. OREGON
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 10M
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
All Major Grains
Hit New Lows
CHICAOO UP) All major (trains
jell to new lows on the current de
cline, which has now been going on
for nearly two months, In active
dealings on the board of trade Mon
day. The market wai hit by several
selling waves. The selling was at
tributed In part to news from
. Korea, which Indicated some pro
gress was being made in armistice
negotiations.
Heavy receipts of cash corn and
the lack of export business were
other depressing factors, dealers
aid.
It was also pointed out that In
recent years grain prices have oft
en sunerea declines in r eoruary.
Wheat Closed 1 '4-1 ! lower.
March $2.54 corn 3 ,-3
lower. March S1.81 oats 3
4 4 lower, March 83 !i. rye 7 to
1 lower. May S1.97 soy
beans 4 ',4 to 7 cents lower, March
$2.84 V,-2, and lard unchanged to
18 cents a hundred pounds lower,
March 813.87.
Wheat
Open High Low Close
Mar 2.55 2.55 H 2.52 2.54
Mnv 2.52 2.52 ' 2.49 S 2.50 -
Jly 2.46 Vi H 2-44 ,
Sep 2.48 2.48 2.45 . 2.46
Dec 2.51 Yt 2.51 V 3 2.5U
Stock Prices Take
Fractional Falls '
NEW YORK Wl Losses of
around a point were common In
the stock market Monday as prices
generally fell fractions to more
than two points.
Brief periods of rallying near the
close nulled some Issues up from
their low points of the day but
they hadn't enough strength to
carry the market into higher
ground.
. The volume ran around 1.700,000
Shares.
Quotations
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation 25 V,
Allied Chemical 71
Allis Chalmers X 52 li
American Airlines 15 J'.
American rower Lignt 23
American Tel. & Tel. ... 156 V
American Tobacco 65 H
Anaconda topper oi
Atchison Railroad 78
Bethlehem Steel , 52
Boeing Airplane co. - 48
Bora- Warner 62 14
Burroughs Adding Machine. 17 H
California Packing 26
Canadian Pacific 35
Caterpillar Tractor 51
Celanese corporation 45
Chrysler Corporation 69
Cities Service 106 4
Consolidated Edison 33
Consolidated Vultee 19
Crown Zellerbaca 55
Curtiss Wright '
Douglas Aircraft 60 3
duPont de Nemours 87 i
Eastman Kodak 45 H
Emerson Radio 14 V
General Electric 57 it
General Foods 43 ,
General Motors 51
Georgia Pac Flwyood 21 i
Goodyear Tire 46
Homestake Mining Co. 34 Vt
international Harvester 34 r.
International Paper " 48
Johns Manville 68
iKennecott Copper 88 '4
Libby, McNeill 8
Lockheed Aircraft 22 V,
Loew's Incorporated 16
Long- Bell A 42 Yt
Montgomery Ward 63 V
Nash Kelvinator 18 Ti
New York Central 19 Vi
Northern Pacific 60 H
Pacific American Fish 16
Pacific Gas & Electric 35 '4
Pacific Tel. & Tel. 110
Packard Motor Car 4 '4
Penney (J.C.) Co. 71 Vi
Pennsylvania R. R. 18
Pepsi Cola Co. 9
PhUco Radio 27 V4
Radio Corporation 24 i
. Rayonier Incorp 65
Rayonier Incorp Pfd 35 i
Republic Steel 42
Reynolds Metals - 66
Richfield Oil 57 !'
Safeway Stores Inc. 30
Scott Paper Co. 53
Sears Roebuck It Co. 55 '
Soeony-Vacuum Oil 39 !
Southern Pacific 63
Standard Oil Calif 52
Standard Oil N. J. 81
Etudebaker Corp. 32 '4
Sunshine Mining 10 Vt
SWlft c Company . 33 Vi
Transamerica Corp. 22 '4
Twentieth Century Fox 18 ,
Union Oil Company , - - 39
Union Pacific ' 113
United Airlines ' 31
United Aircraft 32
United Corporation 5 H
United States Plywood 31 Vi
United States Steel 40
Warner Pictures ' 14 4
Western Union Tel 41
Westinghouse Air Brake ' 26 Va
Westinghouse Electric 37 Vi
Woolworth Company 44
TOKYO MV-There is only one
automobile in Japan for every 2,400
people, compared to a U.S. rate
of one car for each four persons.
The International Trade and In
dustry Ministry, conducting a sur
vey, found that Japan bad twice
as many cars in 1937 as it did In
1951. It also disclosed that Japan
produces about 10 cars daily while
the U.S. completes an average of
12,000 aally.
BY PUBLIC DEMAND
"The Greatest Sales
1 Story Ever Told" i
CONTINUED
FOR ONE WEEK
to
SATURDAY
$mm store
320 So.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND (ft No coarse
grains ouoted.
Wheat (bid).' to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft white 2.48; soft white exclud
ing rex, 2.48: white club 2.48.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.49;
10 per tent 2.49; 11 per cent 2.49:
12 per cent 2.50.
Hard white baart: Ordinary 2.49:
10 per cent 2.49- 11 per cent 2.49;
12 per cent 2.50.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 172:
barley 21; flour 29; corn 12; oats
nun teed 23.
Livestock
PORTLAND W (USDA) Cat
tle: Salable 850: market very slow,
generally steady but some bids
lower; cow supply very small;
load choice fed steers held above
35.50; several loads mostly good up
to 1.1W lb steers 33.00-34.50: odd
head choice 35.00: three head
choice 2,083 lb steers including one
2.250 lb stcrr 28.00; few commer
cial steers 30.00-32.50: utility most
lv 26.0o-29.00: odd good hellers 32..
00; utility-commercial beef heifers
25.00-31.00; utility dairy type down
to 22.00 or below; few canner-cut-ter
cows steady at 15.00-18.00 but
bulk unsold at noon; few utility
cows 19.00-23.50; one lot utility-commercial
cows 25.00; utility buls
26.00-28.50; commercial 29.00-33.00.
Calves: Salable 100: market ac
tive, fully steady; choice prime
vealers 3400-38.00: few aood stock
calves 35.00-37.00; commercial-good
slaughter calves, vealers 27 00-33.-00:
utility 20.00-26.00.
Hogs: saiaoie Laau; nrnrnei ram-
er slow, 25 cents lower: sows
choice 180-235 lb butchers 20.00-25:
medium grades down to 19.50:
choice 250-290 lbs 18.00-19.00; choice
160-170 lbs 18.50: 19.50; choice 350
550 lb sows 16.00-17.50: good-choice
around 80 lb feeder pigs 18.00.
Sheep: Salable 800; market slow:
slaughter lmabs 50 cents to 1.00
lower; good-choice under 100 lb No.
1 pelt to wooled lambs 27.00-28.00;
odd head choite 28.50; loa mostly
choice 118 lb fe:l wooled 'smbs 27.
50; feeders scarce, salable around
27.00-50: good ewes salable 12.50-
13.00 or above. .
San Francisco
Livestock
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO (US-
DA) Cattle 200. Supply consists
of two loads steers, balance dairy
tvoe slaughter cows. Trading on
cows not fully established. One lot
cutler cows sin. u; sicaay u
weak.- Load good-to-choice 980
pound fleshy feeder steers steady
at 831.50. No calves.
Hogs 200. steady, ibu-zuu pound
butchers (19.50. Choice sows $14-
515.
Sheen l.ooo. supply memoes two
loads Idaho lambs not being shown.
Balance Oregon and California
lambs, including a load of bucks.
No early sales.
Weather
Western Oregon Scattered
showers Monday morning, becom
ing partly cloudy Monday afternoon
and evening. Increasing cloudiness
Monday night and rain Tuesday.
Highs Dotn days 48 to 58. colder
In interior valleys Monday night
with lows of 35 to 45. Winds off
coast southwesterly and 12 to 25
miles an hour, shifting to south
erly ana increasing to 30 to 40
Tuesday.
eastern Oregon Partly cloudv
and windy with a few scattered
showers Monday. Clearing nd
colder Monday night. Increasing
cloudiness Tuesday with occasional
rain, but snow in higher valleys
most of Monday. Highs both days
35 to 48. Low Monday night 22 to
32 except 10 in higher valleys.
Northern California. Fair ex.
cept partly cloudy in extreme north
Monday and Tuesday, with a few
showers Tuesday near the Oregon
border. Morning fog in valleys. Little-
change in temperature. South
erly winds of 15 to 25 miles an
hour from Cape Mendocino north
ward. Elsewhere, southwesterly to
northwesterly winds of S to 15
miles an hour..
Grants Pass and vicinity Scat
tered showers Monday and Monday,
night. Occasional light rain Tues
day. High Monday 47Low Monday
wgut. w. xiign luesaay oz.
24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m.
Max. Min. Preclp.
36 26 ' .01
Baker
Bend
Eugene
Klamath Falls
45 34 .15
54 50 1.00
44
39 33 .02
38 35 T
54 . 50 , - .37
36 32. - .21
51 44 .14
56 53 .48
59 51 . ,12
54 51 .58
La Grande
Lakevlew
North Bend
Ontario
Pendleton
Portland
Roseburg
Salem
Boise
40
39
44
59
74
42
35
33
28
49
49
38
.11
.22
Chicago
uenver
Eureka
Los Angeles
New York
.84
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
OWENS
INVESTMENT SERVICE
. till.. laieUre, fjalliteo aat
, OT.r-th.C.aaser bonis anO
fltacas. InTsslmtBt rands
Ml Mad-Dan. Bldr. Phano t-M!,
KLAMATH FALLS T
FEB. 9th
6th
Pair Injured
In Crackup
Two of seven nersons Involved
In a two-car crackun on U.S. Hinh
wnv 97 near Klnmalh View Auto
Court lute Saturday alternoon suf-
irrca inurics. .
One of them. Vnn Edward
Fowler. 52. of route 3. box ' 321.
Klamath Falls is hosDllallzeo.
Slate Police said he apparently
suffered a broken Jaw.
Fowler was arrested bv police
for failure to drive on the rlaht
bide of the highway. .
utucers said no smacked Into a
1942 Oldsmoblle coach driven bv
Carl Wisdom, Keno. Passengers in
the Wisdom Vehicle were Carlene
Wisdom, 12. of Keno; Ravmond
Wisdom. 1 J14 Adams (brother of
Carl). Jackie Wisdom. 4, Martha
Wisdom. 2, and Robert Wisdom,
4 years old.
Raymond Wisdom was treated
for face cuts and Carl suffered
bruises.
DISTRICT fOIRT
Wilfred S. Heimann. no PUC prmlt.
Fine 15.
Raymond M. Waihburn. no vehicle
licence. Fine S.V
Lynn B. Sheen .Jr., violation basic
rule. Fine SI0.
John A. PhUltpa. Inadequate brakes.
Fine 17.30.
MfSlCIPAL COIRT
Albert Hudson, drunk. Sentence to
days.
Robert W. Casey, drunk. Fine $15 or
7'i days.
Alex Ball, drunk and disorderly, Fine
or i4's nays.
Cecil Lane, drunk. Fine U or Ti
ua.vs.
Leslie Arnold, vaorancv. niimiasMl
Leslie Arnold, drunk. Fine S13 or
3 days.
Irvln Welser Jr.,- drunk. Fine SJ0 or
10 days.
Clrlaco Pedrou. drunk. Fine $13 or
T's days. t
James Branaman. vlolaUon basic
ruie. sorieit oatl.
Opal Casey, no operator's license.
sine ao.
Opal Casey, violation basic rule.
Pleaded not euiltv.
Jimmy Ritchie, ran atop sign. For-
1CU J uau.
Potatoes
Ines Arrlvnle o.ftt stn tmnb ooo.
IntAl IT R ahinmAnl. KVMb.i 1 niK
Saturday'723, and Sunday 14; sup
Pco 4, iwici mi? , ueinana lor Maine
Katahdins slow, market weak; for
others, demand fair, market steady
CarlolS' Minnaento-MncR T1.. U . ..
washed: Local: Idaho Russets 15.66
situiuuras o utilities 84.56-65
Minnsnrn.Mnrth rb-t. . n .
84.16; Wisconsin Chippewas 84.10.
Chicaqo Livestock
' CHTflAnn in ttctisi ci
able hogs 16.000; general trade fair
ly active: barrows- and gilts un
evently 10-25 cents higher: most
,ollw uii uuicners over xtu ids?
sows mostly 25 cents higher; bulk
Choice 180-220 lh hiitf,hre in ULIO
85; few loads 18.90 and 19.00 to
oroer ouyers: packer purchases
largely 18.50 down: 230-240 lb 18.00
18.40 : 250.270 lb 17 25.17 on- ?nnoin
lb 16.85-1755; few lots 320-350 lb
io.w-ioyo; cnoice sows 400 lb and
less 15.50-16.75: occasional lots
ltehtor wlo-ht mvo cl i ...,i ..
400-500 lb 14.75-15.75; odd heavier
auws ano neiow.
Salable cattle 11.000; salable cal
ves 300: moderately active; slaugh
ter steers and heifers strong to ful
ly 50 cents higher compared with
last week's close; cows also strong
to 50 cenU hit?her htilu 9.n ..n,.
up; vealers steady to strong; odd
wh prime cau-ciuo steers 39.00;
load lot top 38.50; modest supply
prime steers and yearlings 37.25
38.50; bulk choice to low-prime
grade 33.50-37.00; two loads choice
1.650 lh store. M no nwt t i.,r
choice steers 31.50-33.25: most com
mercial to low-good grade 28.50
31.00: choice to low-prime heifers
33.5036.00: mostly good to low
choice heifers 30.50-33.25: utility to
good bulls 25.00-28.00; commercial
to prime vealers 33.00-40.00.
Salable sheep 3.000; no slaughter
lambs sold; bidding weak to 50
centx 1nwr aclrinv k.... on m
however, for choice to prime 100
10 leu tamos; cupped lambs and
yearlings absent; native ewes
scrace but land arrwi tn fVitlr.
Iowas on sale.
Red Bluff 58
San Francisco 60
Seattle 50
Spokane 36
42
48
45
"35
.87
.35
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We Want to Say
Qty
Spring Causes
Highway Slide
GRANTS PASS :B Sta4e high
way crews dispatched Monday to
rebuild a 60-foot section of the new
Pacific Highway that slid into a
gorge three miles south of Wolf
Creek Friday night.
The slide was caused by pressure
from an underground spring and
the water burst out with such
force It uprooted trees, state po
nce reported.
SI hi p Policeman Herman Stew
tird of Wolf Creek, escaped Inlury
Saturday iiiulu when he slipped
over the edge of the slide area and
plunged 50 teet into the muck In
Ihe goriic.
He was directing traffic around
the slide at the time. The nignway
is open to controlled one-way traf
fic. Treason Death
Appeal Slated
WASHINGTON W Tomoya Ka
wakita, a Jupnnesc-Amerlcan sen
tenced to death for treason, was
granted a supreme court hearing
Mondav.
Kawakita. born In Calexlco,
Calif., was -accused of brutally mis
treating American war prisoners
while he was an Interpreter at ia
pan's Infamous camp Oeyaina.
After the war. Kawakita return
ed to California and was spotted
by a former GI in a Los Angeles
department store.
During his trial in U.S. District
Court hi Los Angeles, the govern
ment called more than 30 witnesses
against Kawakita. Most of the wit
nesses were former prisoners i
Camp Oeyama.
Kawakita was accused of strik
ing prisoners, compelling them to
work when sick, and helping duck
an American in tne camp cesspool
Witnesses said Kawakita's treat
ment of prisoners was so brutal
that several died or went Insane.
U.S. District Judge William C.
Mathes of Los Angeles sentenced
Kawakita to death in the gas
chamber of San Quentln Prison.
The U.S. Circuit Court in San
Francisco upheld the conviction.
Kawakita's appeal said the issue
to be decided was whether he had
renounced his American nationality
upon returning to Japan before
Pearl Harbor. Such a finding, he
argued, would mean that he could
not be guilty of treason to the
uiuica ouiies.
California Man
Hospitalized
A DUismU. i i- Ji
tmmc trues anver. n. U.
Richardson, 57, was brought to a
local hospital from Dorrls Hospital
lance.
' Rirhnrricnn - t
lance attendants, broke his right
""v"i nvtiUiuuiH iu m. m nil.
eg Saturday night in a fall while
o -.wv "1 ...O UUVK.
PONTOAC. Mich 11 .inhn ...
ucr. jo, a grave digger, fell dead
of ' a heart alinr-a- am h. .
grave Monday. His body fell Into
sue grave.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE Or HEARING
u iwcu iiTcn oi a puDite
. u-aj iieiu i iu.uv m.m.. r to-
Df"fy ,9M- in Ron 3 'bawmenti.
State Office Butldinf. 1400 S. W. Fifth
Industrial Accident Commluion for the
KaruB ui cuniigenrif me nazaraj in
herent in Exploiive Powered Tooli.
usually referred to ai the Stud Gun,
and to formulate methods for control
ing their use.
State Industrial Accident Commission
J-31 r-15 No. 875
NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is herehv rlvan that th unHM.
Iffned admin iatratrlw a that. -
Jeremiah Cornelius Murphy. alto
known at Jerry C. Murphy, deetated.
has filed in the rirrn.t rnnrt A
State of Oregon for Klamath County
the final account of her administration
of said estate and the Court hat ap
pointed the 6th. day of February. 132,
at the hour of eleven o'clock In the
forenoon of said day as the time and
the Courtroom of said Court, in the
Court House for Klamath County, Ore
ron, as the place for hearing and set
tlement of said account.
avone Jan. 7, 1933.
Nellie T. Murphy
Administratrix of the estate el
JerrV C Mlimhir 4a-aaaH
Henry E. Perkins,
Attorney for said estate. '
731. Main St.. . .
Jtiamatn rails, Oregon.
r-4 NO. B41
MBS
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You, our friendi and booitert, who hove tent your friends
to stay with ui, are responsible for our success. We ore ap
preciative, and will continue to direct our efforts towards
providing a hostelry, where you can send your friends with
v.uKi.ic lunnuvnce or laruracrion.
. "Stop At A j- To Be Sure'
Certified Member of Scott-Stop Motel System
Recommended by COMMANDER SCOTT
Listen to "Romance of the Highwoy"
Every Sunday 11:30 a.m. KFJI
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LEGAL NOTfCE
NtniCK TO CltKOiTtnifi
IN the eiHi'iMY trovutr OP
THfci STATK or OHKCION
IN AND rOK
TIIK COUNTY lr KLAMATH
In the Matter of the Btta of UOLUK
BLANCHK NALK. lHceanl.
Notice Is htretv that the
undersigned has been appoinled Kxecu
tor of the tCstate of Uotlte Dlanrhe
Naie, Deceased, by lh Circuit court
of tne Stale of Oregim U and tw
Klamath CounU'. Oreaoii.
All persons having claim agalntt
aid attula) mrm harahv retiulreu to
present ihe same, properly verified, to
me at ine on tee. oi u a- najemine.
attorney at law. an i.o.o.r. man.
Klamath rails. Oregon, within alx
months from the date of the first pub
lication hereof.
This notice It served by publication
In the Herald & News, the first uf
said publications cm tha 14tn day of
January, 1H.VJ. and the Itut of aatd
publicatloiu on the 4lh uay oi rturu
ary, is. Chan. K. Nat
Executor of the Estate
' of Dnllie D lunch! Nat.
Deceased.
J-H-31-28 T- No. HM
Sale of Timber, Klamath Indian Re
ervatlon Sealed bids In duplicate, on
forma provided therefore, marked out
mt, nia, wuanorse no. u usitn
Unit." addreeivc. to the Huperlntenuent.
Klamalu Indian Agency, Klamath
Agency, Oregon, will be received until
l:tw P.M.. Pacific Standard Time,
April 8, IBM and will be considered
the onuivalni.t ut ural auction bids ami
posted for the Information of all bid
ders, oral auction nitis win i re
ceived by the Superintendent, Klamath
Indian Agency, beginning a-vu i-m.
Paelfic Slsndnrd Time. Aurtt ti. 1053
for the purchase of timber on the
Wtldhorse No. 3A Logging Unit. The
oral auction bidding will be restricted
to thoie who have DrevtoUaly submitted
an acceptable sealed bid In accordance
wun tnis no uce. ine unu inc.uun
proximately 7,800 acrei of timber lands
with a total estimated stand to be cut,
which estimate u not guaranteed, of
approximately 49.000.000 feet B.M. of
pun de rose pine, a.oou.000 feet B.M. of
sugar pine, a possible small volume of
Douglas fir, Incense cedar, white fir
and other pedes. Each bidder mutt
state me price per thousand fret B.M.
Scrlbner Decimal C Log Scale that wtll
be paid for timber cut and scaled prior
to any readjustment of rates as sped
fled in the contract. No bid wilt be
considered for lesa than HI JS per
thousand feet B.M. tor ponderoaa pine
and sugar pine. 113.30 per thousand
feet B.M for Douglas fir and Incense
cedar, U.D5 per thousand feet B.M. for
white fir. and U,3 per thousand feet
B.M. for other species. A certified
check tor Sixty thousand dollars (too.-
ooo i on a solvent bank, payable to the
Treasurer or tne untied states, must
accompany each sealed bid. Persons
blddine for or on behalf of comoanlcs,
corporation, or partnership must at
tne time of Oldaing submit in wriung
conclusive evidence of their authority
to do so. The deposits wtll be returned
to the unsuccessful bidders, The de
ooslt of the successful- bidder will be
applied as part of the purchase price
against Umber cut on this unit only or
retained as liquidated damages If the
bidder shall not execute the contract
and furnish satisfactory bond for rtfty
thousand dollars .ttO.oooi within sixty
day from acceptance of Ma bid. If
an oral bid ,1a declared to be high at
the close of the auction, the bidder
must Immediately confirm the btd by
submitting It in writing on an Indian
Service btd form. The right to waive
tecnnicai detects and to reject any ana
all bids Is reserved. The contract will
specify that all designated timber ahaii
be cut and removed from the unit
prior to April 1, ttM. Before bids are
submitted full Information concerning
the timber, the conditions of sale, and
the submission of bids, shduld be ob
taincd from the Superintendent, Klam
ath Indian Agency. Klamath Agency,
Oregon; the Area Director. Indian
Service. Building 1, Swan Island, Port
land 18. Oregon; or the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs. Washington 35, DC.
Dated THIS th day of January 1M3
at Washington. D. C. Dale E. Doty.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
J-38 F-4-U-18-33 M-3-KM7 No. 85S
A roundup of horses running at
large in the Jenny Creek-Klamath
River areas in Jackson and Klamath
counties. Oregon will be held beginning
February 11, 1953 under the provisions
of Chapter 311. 1031 Session Laws of
Oregon. All horses collected in the
roundup will be held for the period re
quired under Chapter 311, 1931 Session
Laws of Oregon at the old Ward
ranch In Section 30. T 408., R.3E.,
W M. near Pokegama. All persona who
can establish ownership of any such
horses may retake possession of them
upon payment of the established round
up charge of 820.00 per head. The
boundary of the area to be Included
tn the roundup li described as follows.
Beginning at the point where Oregon
State Highway 66 crosses Jenny Creek:
thence east along Highway 66 to the
Klamath River: thence south and west
along the Klamath River to the Oregon-California
boundary: thence west
to Jenny Creek: thence north alone
Jenny Creek to the point of beginning.
j. jm. L.inne, roreeier
City Hall, Medford, Oregon
J -30 F-4 No. 874
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
rOR SALE
Sealed fclda will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, U. S. Forest Serv
ice. P. O. Box S38, Klamath Falls,
Oregon, up to an not later than 3:00
p.m. Paetflc Standard Time, March 8.
iph. lor an live and dead timber
marked or designated for cutting, and
all other merchantable dead timber lo
cated on an area embracing about M
acres in N'.i Section 8, T. 36 S.. R.
6 E., W.M.. tying two to four miles
northwest of Pelican Guard Station.
Rogue River National Forest. Oregon.
estimated to be st.ooo feet board mea.
sure more or leu of ponderosa ptne
and sugar pine, 148.000 feet board
measure more or leu of Douglaa-flr.
and 123,000 feet board measure more
or less of white fir and other species.
No bid of less than 827.2S per M board
feet for ponderoaa pine and sugar pine,
S7.90 oer M board feet for Dou visa-
fir, and 81.00 per M board feet for
Lodege
Legal Notice
HKHOU'TION NO. 4HT.
A nrfloi.lITlON pKCt.AIUNll TIIK
INTkNTlON OF TIIK COMMON
COUNCIL or CITY OF KLAMATH
FALLS, OHKUON, TO WIDKN Tllsl
HIM 'HI AND LOWER PAVKD ROAD
WAYS ON PACIFIC TKHHACR FROM
VWIV.KK iT INi'KHSr.l'ia Al.AMKDA
HTHF.F.T TO WHERE IT INTKHSKCM'H
LOWELL STREET; DECLAKINU AND
DIRKCTINU CKHTA1N bTKI'K TO 1th.
TAKF.N IN CONNECTION THE11K
WITH; SAID PROJECT TO HE
KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT
, NO. 114.
WHEREAS, Ihe City Engineer, pur
suant to a resolution of (ha Lummun
Council heretofore adopted, having filed
plana, specif lent ion and eatlmalrs for
the cost of Improving, Pacific Terrace
from where It intersects Alameda
Street tn whFre It Intersects Lowell
Street, by widening the upper and
lower paved roadways thereon, and the
Council finding Ihe said plans, speci
fication and estimates satisfactory for
aid project which shall lis known a
Imprnvament Unit No. 114; THERE
FORE, BE IT nr.SOLVF.O BY THE COM
MON COUNCIL Or THE CITY OK
KLAMATH FALLS, OHKOON,
DULY ASSEMBLED IN RKUULAR
htSSlON AS FOLLOWS!
Section I.
That said plans, specifications and
Htlmutea for the Improvement of said
Rortlons of said street, therefore Med
era In by the City Engineer, be and
the same ate hereby approved, and
said project shall be known as Im
provement Unit Nn. 114
That the Common Council of the
City of Klamath Fells, Oregon, hereby
declarea Its Intention to Improve said
portions of aald streets In accordance
with the plans, specifications and es
Mutates as follows:
TYPE "Q" To consIM of widening
the upper gnri lower paved roadways
on Pariftc Terrace from the south
easterly line of Lowell Street in the
northeasterly line of Alameda with six
Inches of Cement Concrete Pavement, i
together with combination cement con-;
crete curb and guller. The overall
width for widening each roadway Is
four feet and will be toward the center
parking strip thereby reducing the
wtdtn uf said parking strip.
iirs. - a, io consist oi wiuemng
the upper and lower paved roailwa
on Pacific Terrace from the south
easterly line of Lowell Street to the
northeasterly line of Alameda with five
Inches of Asphalt Concrete Pavement,
together with combination cement con
crete curb and gutter. The -overall
width for widening each roadway is
four feet and wtll he toward the cen
ter parking strip thereby reducing the
width of said parking strip.
TYPE "C" and "E A combination
of types set out tn "C" and "E" as
Immediately above defined, with lim
itations as therein stated.
The tvoe chosen to be mixed and
placed In accord with the plans and j
specifications of the City Engineer on
file therefor. The eallmatad cost of all
classes or improvements embracing all
work and materials for the complete
Improvement of aald project for each
type of pavement being as follows:
Type "C" Cement concrete pave
ment 8M.94H ItO
Type -"E" Aipha.lt concrete pave
ment 87 .xu 71
TYPE Combination of "C end "E"
pavements 431 ,637.24
Said estimates Include engineering,
supervision, advertising, clerical as
sistance, attorney'! feea end unforeseen
con tinge ncea.
Section II.
That the property lying within the
boundaries hereinafter described be
and the same Is hereby declared to be
benefited by the aald improvement, to
wn: Beginning at the moit northerly cor
ner or lot 1, block 8 Hillside Addition
to the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon;
white fir and other species, will be
considered. In addition to the prices
ma lor siumpage. a cooperative ae
posit of 1. 00 per M feet board mea
sure to be used by the Forest Serv
ice for paying the coat of stash dis
posal, and a cooperative deposit of 1
93 00 per M board feet to cover the I
cost of tree planting, tree seed sow-1
ing. and timber stand Improvement
work on the area cUt ever, (or the
total cut of timber under the terms
of the agreement, will be required.
91,50000 must accompany each bid, to
be applied on the purchase price, re
funded, or retained as liquidated dam- i
ages, according to the conditions of i
sale. The right to reject any and all j
bids la reserved. Before bids are sub
mitted, -full Information concerning the
timner, tne conditions or sale, and tne
submission of bids, should be obtained
from the District Ranger, Klamath
Falls. Oregon, or the Forest Super
visor. Medford, Oregon.
F-4-18 Ho. 970
DEVICE BLOWS SNOW
NEW YORK flnnv nlnea that
miy be attached to small uarden
tractors for the cleaning; of aide
walks and driveways generally are
now On the) market rMmhl. oh
rotary snowplow used on railroads.
It ha a flimnll hlmvsr thai
snow cleaning somewhat faster.
If took just three
mi
Jlr ...F:-"?''Prr' n jrr '
Just three days after his
car was demolished in o
collision Jan. 23, James
L. Garrett (Right) of
Klamath Falls receives a
check for $1775.00 from
Farmer's Insurance
Agent, Harry R. Lanp-hear.
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED . . .
ON JANUARY 23 . . . James L Corrett's car was completely
demolished In a collision with a truck three miles north of
Klamath Falls. ,- . I
ON JANUARY 24th ... Carrett, a Farmer's Insurance Croup
Policy Holder, reported the accident to agent Harry R. Lanp"
hear. , .-.':
ON JANUARY 25th . . . an accurate estimate of damaqes was
determined and Carrett received a check for $1775.00! The
next day he was driving a new car! ,
nssssnssssasassa
AUTO-FIRE-TRUCK 1016
JACK CLINTON
Lakevlew -Ph. 3012
thence snulhweslerly along I hit smith
eruterly line if Lowell Ht. IfWI It. to
lite tiorthetmlerly Hue of Ihe nlhy in
Hind lllot-k II; titmice nuiilhclaily and
pnrallel tu I'miDu Tnn.ire thru oUici.m
It, LI, mul in In utttd IlilUUIe Adtllttmi,
blorka ,'IJ to 42 Inclusive In llottprtnus
Aflillilou tu the t 1 1 or Klnmalh Kulk
Oregon to the iiurlheusterly line nf
Alameda: thence southeasterly along
northeasterly Hue uf Alameda 10 the
snullieesl cotne.- of lot 1 lllock I. Wll.
llama Addition to the City or Klamalh
Falls, Oregon) thence northerly atmtg
the line Itetween lots (I and T uf block
I, of said Williams Addition, In the
north line nl said block I; thence
nortlivveslrrly along the southwesterly
line of Masking! St. being IQU ft nurlh
eatterly uf and parallel to the north
easterly line of I' ho iflo Terrace and
continuing northwesterly ami parallel
tu Pacific Terrace along the north,
easterly boundary line nf snld Hot
springs Addition to Del Mont Kt.:
liKMti'ti continuing mirihweviri'ly and
parallel tit Pacific Terrace thru blocks
IT, 14 and 7 ot oaid HllUldn Addition
to the south One uf VauNess Ave.;
thence south westerly along Inst said
line to its Intersection with the north
easterly properly line of Pacific Ter
race: thence southwesterly a irons l'a
clflc Terrace to the point of heglnitlitg.
That all the property Included in the
aforesaid boundaries, above described
be and the saute Is hereby declared
to be benefited by said Improvement
and assessed (or tne expetuas thereof.
Section III.
That Monday the llttlt. nf February.
1032, at the hour of I 'M) P,M. at Ihe
Council Chamber of the CHy Hall in
Klamalh Falls, Oregon, be and Is here,
Starts Tonight!
POPULAR
CHUCKlIILLERl
AND HIS GANG
Make a date!
Plan a party!
"Chuck"5 Miller
MOLATORE'S
1112 MAIN
Enrollment Open For KUHS
Adult Homemaking Classes!
0 BEGINNING THURSDAY. FEB. 7th
1 1. Millinery
2. General Sewing
3. Slip Covert
O BEGINNING MONDAY, FEB. 11th
1. Advanced Millinery
2. Tailorinq .,
3. Draperiet
lack count cml,tt 10 maalingi (30 hours) to kt titld In
P.Mn 107, KUHS. For further Information ond onrollinf, phono
Vocollonol Dtot. 7S9S.
T
FOR FARMER'S INSURANCE TO
SETTLE A $1775.00 CLAIM WITH
THIS KLAMAH FALLS MAN!
FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP
Main
HARRY R. LANPHEAR
CHARLES BOLESTA
Merrill . Ph. 8501
WOODY WALP
K. Falls -Ph. 2-1047
hr llxtd as Hi lima ami lilar.
ItonilMH ' iM.jrt-iii.il, .nn
straiti-.s nj(ninl snltl prupustil
iiiuvoinelit.
Nmlliill IV.
That the I'lihiii Juilko li ha Is
IimiiIi- allthiuUoil ami tllrnrlvil In
tiam ni.Ui-o Ml stli'h huai'ltiu Iu l)
uulill.h.il a. prnvlilril hy tn I tv
C'hari.r ut -aid fit)- mill shsll imUliili
till, t.inlullon as mvlilsil liy law, anil
wllhhl llva cluysi ntlrr lha llral tin I il -i-atlnn
llwiai.I lh i nv Kniiimr ahall
i-ausa tn ! riin.iitciuuii.ly p.,.lil at
aai'li ami uf thn line i.f Kiinl.iniilslril
liiipriivaiii.nl ."I'll ni.tlra as la pruvlil.il
tin- liy law ami ont'nnri.
Par-'sil liy Ilia ri.mniiin t iiuilfil n(
lha CHy lit Klamath rail.. Or.sun. tills
111.! tiny tit January, lllttl.
Prs.rtitstl Iu lha Mayur ami t.v htm
annriivi'il -rill stu.ll this Willi day ul
January. ,K r A rlKMnoH
Muvor
ATTEST I IMMWHT M ELDER
police Judge
STATE OF OltKtlON. (
COUNTY OF KLAMATH. H9,
CITY OF KLAMATH FALL.
I, Robert M Elder, I'niu-e .Indite tt
the City of Klnttinlh Falls, Oregon, do
hereby certify that the above anil foie
gomg Is a line ropv of a resolution
introduced and adopted by the Com
mon Council of the City of Klamath
Km He. Oirunn at Ms regular inert log
held on Monday the 31st day of Jan
uary, lina. and thereafter approved
and signed by the Mayor.
MOHKMT M. ELDER
Police J uit a i
j-34-3S-30-an.as 3o-;ii r-I-i a No. tuts
days!..
Yes ... to many insur
ance buyers this
prompt settlement is
unusual. But with cus
tomers of FARMER'S
INSURANCE GROUP
. this fast service is
taken for granted!
' .', Phone 6923
ELLIS OCHS
K. Falls-Ph. 2-3027