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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1M2 HERALD ANf, NEWS, KLAMATH FALUS. OREGON PAGE SEVENTEEN 7 -IT :Vi..(i'.u..,.1 cik. II) MIIS. JOI. IIMOI hI K Mi mill Mm llnill HIiukitii i.i.il Illicit (in lli'i lil, l.m rv nnil I'rliri'cn hitvr niovnl In Klmnnth I nlli niter hviim Ml Malin lur i'Hiil ycnl. Vnrntlim Hllila Ki lmnl lirunn al llin (.oininiiiiMv I'liiinh Mnnriiiv I . i n i 11 ii i u Junr 'J, 'Hip m'IiiiiiI will I mi limn II ii in. uiilll II 30 n in. Iiu 111 itnvt. Tiio iiiumuiii will (inn W ill wmnliln, llllilr study mul Murr., icrrmtlmi, criilU, iiipinoiy mid notebook work and hHikIiik. Trtichrri of llir Uruclr Hchoul rntorliiliird Willi h farpwrll imrlv nl 1 1 it M'lioul rnlrlrrlH for Mr. mid Mir .1. M. drmmniis, Willi nliill lo Ipnvi! Mnlln nixin, Mm. (Mrin iiii'im him hrpii In (Imnin ol llin M'linnl i-MPtri In lor upvcrnl vruri mul Mi Clrininoii-. linn nrrvnl an jiiiiiiiii null nun iiiivri. Allf delicious irlrrnlimrnln were rrivril llin Clrinimiiui wrrn i.rr Hfiitrd with n (itrcwrll Kill Iriuit their Kliiiol muMKinlFM. Thr H'ol nl.Mi i.hvp it larrwrll Kill lo Mm. Tliclnm Doiintliiin, who roiluus thin yrnr. ullrr tpnt'lilim mimic in holh the uindo nnil IUhIi 'IumiIv Ml. nnil Mri. I.oron Hlli-nliri (I i liiiiiiiulliip WiI miiii ii i ul liunlly hn'.e uilU llirir liirm al Hmiiiiiru mid aie now vaciiiloiilnit In the Mlilivri-l. Thrv mienl aevpral (lava ft Mnlln vIMUiik with Mm. Kmnm WiUon helnrn Icuvinj. Weekend vlnltom nl the Jerry n:iiiiiu' wn Dr. nnd Mm. Merle litnv-n ol Hnlpin, DiPKon. 'r ui'il Mm Joe Illliin luive moved Into town to the liouan i mf ' Iv occuDlnd bv Mr. and Mra. KidneySlow-Down May Bring Restless Nights W'ltm kLlnry rimrllnn iln, tnnf fa.lka r.tiilli, e( nkaalnv barkarl". h'arf- . hr. dlllltm mn4 JiMa ol pP llri ntKr. ll..n'( ITrr rrIU nl.u with IIim du r.-mluru If rdurd klOi'i. lunrlliiit to (. llitf fm ri.twh dut l uch nimmi.il rii 1 aliras and IrRIn, rtilliit or apt,. ur In rol.l. Mlmir bUil.Irr Ifrluili.ha qu It, rl i.r aarohf ,ll( Pif (lllng up nidlita ,ir (r(,ip iai,Ra. liofi'l nitilfl your kl.li.ria If ll,u cainul. Ilona lu.llier y,,u. Try ll,H,n'a I'llU-a mIM tll.irrtlr. IImI autfrrar,illr by mllllona (r I ttaar Iv yrftit. Ii'a imaimi Kuw iitftny llmav tltHiri'a (Iv Lappr rallaf fi'-m (lwa illaron,. fnfla-hlplraallmlla..f lil.lnay lulw and (II. tola Auah uul aaaala. (il Ihtalt'a I'llal lwiayl ' f Woman's Odd Shoe Malin - iva-ivi sa- sa- a v an i Through Want Adsj( 1 DO VOtJ 'IA i tolls t ) tUj Jm. t.U icti 4. ti 4iJ. M m mm ifiti j; Mci tun. m7 mm V T '1 "" -wT" tmm r rorwJ lo biv Iwo rxiirji ol ''A t-iatkaAae MA tsiiH Ijtaiml asrfaai Si filHmr. J i ' enl S17U, Mrs W L Trlrko, . llorth Bergen, N J riin a Oca- ,w . ' unea in in tn nuojon wj t patch Sheimmedialely J heard trom a woman who ' neerKvs tiv shoes she could X not use : Want Ad FU1 Slrang Needs I Slro K II k r. J. I .'. Sad Adaaraaaai a , tk wl hsv aiaaiiaai Ckaa- final, laa 111. h. Haaj II. fla. UaanMaal " nl Hart aa aMaeL tlaaafd Here In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders HERALD 4alal,aaaaayaaa rst "Iff Mi nnlp KlpnhPim. The Slrnhrnn have movrd to Madiaa. .''iumiIIv inrinliprn (it Hip Kiwde II 11' I liluli M'hnnlla, Illllltorh Mill nilnlcrla iiprmniol mid nil then Imnllli'h pnlnvd mi onil ul m llnul Dinilii nl Urn Mnlln mil Inn wrek. Mm. (Ipiliudn llnillrv ol Tulr Infcn Mid hrr nmllicr. Mm. Currlp lolipn. nl Dullnn. Orpuou wrro lecriit vlfllom m tho John BiiIIpv Iioiiip. Mm. Jobpn llvrd In IhH urcllnii HPvrrnl vpiiih iikii mid wnn ii nplOilior ol llin lliillpvn. Tim Frr-d OoidniiH rrntlvcd wind rexrnllv ol llin hlrlli ol n Krnml diumhlnr born lo lliplr diiiwhler iii'd huiliMid Dr. mid Mrn. Ho. brook Bonnry nl Onklnnd. Cnlll. nilrrn OConnpr ol Hun PYaii- Imo Ii vimilini nl Hip Iioiiip ol hrr nninnU, Mr. mid Mm. I'ntrlik O'Cniiimr. Mr. Mid Mrn. Ivun Ulloinnn mid itoilmv mi vni'iilUiiilini Mid vlnii- ,m lf.Il(V1.t Wnnlilnulon A Ihrnp wrr-k-i vnciiUoii trio to Alkiitinin Ii linlllK roloypd liv Mr, .mil Mrv Mikp Htnuiiiv nnd Mm. Waller Iltaiilny and Jriinnlr. The Carlo Cornet! Iiinillv left Irn-t week lor lliclr old home In Kentucky where they will vlitll filtmtln and relative. Mr. and Mm. HinJy Jcllni-k and Mil 1 mi n I'elriinek mid (Icrnld )rnl Hundnv al Uranln Iaa. The holiday weekend mw nianv local lliherninn enlovlnu lrln lo like of the Woodx and e.aKl i,ni:e. Hip ipnl ol the home lolkn lu.t cnluvcd Ihe nice weather at home Peroration Day wns observed oult'.lv In Mnlln with the ununl visits to fnnillv plots In the ceme tery. Much work has been done tip mere, wnn wrn .m waip, ,,.,,- . log Mnulis. and the strnivhtenlnu ! a redll to those who are Wn!,r.,.,.M,Inen1, ,ne wen,! Mr,. F.len and Mr.. Hamilton are I S.Aters. . ! Mi. and Mm Hen J. Daniel ana Mrs Unmh vnsn ol Redmond, ore ..pent Mrmniinl weekend al the Joe llalnusekn. Mr and Mrn Bvron Bhlldeler and daughter, Trudy, and sons, Hvron and Rons, of Oakland. Cnltl . ipent the week end vlnltng here with Mrs Bhlldeler'n alster. Mu. A. D. Ilimhaw nnd their moth er. Mm. Iva Phillips. Cullem at the home of Mr and Mis. John Bailey Sunday were Mil lien Duiilel and Mrs. 8arah Vos ol Redmond. Oregon. a.i ' 1 USION tlH, N.a IQ I" Saalad raraai & NEWS Ph. Ittl r i ..-j v if ii ' iv .v ; 1 tsar k v .. is- VETERANS don't let the Bunco Artists get your BONUS .Wa',VJVa- Don't gamble with your bonus check. RcmeniDer, tne pea is never in the right pod when you're playing the old shell game! Hold on to that bonus and consider carefully any plan to use it. ... . If you are planning a purchase or investment, first come to The First National and talk over your plans with a bank officer for accurate, dependable information based on sound banking principles. Deposit your check with us so you will have available cash when you need it. You can come in any time 10 to 5, SIX DAYS A WEEK, including Saturday. FIRST NATIONAL BANK t S OP PORTLAND konfc IM itoyt OPIN 10 TO I SIX DAYS A WIIK ht ywr mvaaauKe IIMP OM0ON rOOimig" MimbH Mml DimiII liaur.KM CataaralK. titHnWiifc nii.iftiiiuii it iWi By nilBKRrA DKWKV 'Hie houi n niiinberlnii projerl npoiL'.oreu uy Merrill l.loim Club la well iinderwav, out hna benn lem pormlly hailed until mora number hit jt'ciiito, ai-oordlntt lo an an. tiouii'.Tinen! made by PrflHlden! Iiiuvcy Ucnhain ai I ho dinner meet inn or llin dull held Monday eve uliiK nl Hit Hpud Cellar. Proceedi Iroiii the mle of hnue nuinbera will be u-ed lo make new tlreet slum.. Deputy dl'.lrlcl Rnvernor Winston Purvino wan on hand lo preaen! nwnrdn lor the Melvln Jonea mem hpi'hlp drlya: lliey went lo Dr. f. K Trntiniin, Charlm Van, and linrvey Dcuhain, riinin are well underway for the riumincr recrenllon pronram which Filiirln June 9, with awiiiimiim claw Mondiiy, Wednonday, and Friday iilternoonn nl the Mnlln pool. Fred Tnvlnr of Kliiinntll Fall will be recreaUou director, and will drive I'le Inn lo Mulln lor the clawen. Beveinl ball leama will be or Uiiui.id lur pee-wcea, Kir In Mid Iccn-imerr.. A conipletn achedule ol eventii will be announced In the iienr lulure. The Teen-Ann club will continue operntlhti during; the aummer on iuenday evenlnun, II enough Inter- e.-.t In hhnwn. Mr. ana Mrs. w. a j Turner will continue ai chaperones. W. I! Homes was appointed by ' President Denham to meet with ! Members ol the lire department to I mnke plnns lor the snnual com munity 4th ol July celebration. It was announced that club i nieellnus would be held at 7: IS ' T r. . " ur.MM "... with Ran- .Hule wiwfife commission ,irn,.-H Ihe use nl seed nlots ... , , ., ,,,.-, to keen blrdn fields, but the local Dureau was 01 Ihe opinion thai this method was nol very elieciive. aiso coming up for discussion was the "balloon for drunken driving, which Is test now used In aeverai aiaiea; ami the hoof and mouth disease prob - lem. Refreshments were served at the cln-,c of the meeting by Mr. and Mrs. Pope. The next regular meet - Ing will be held Thursday June Ze, place lo be announced later. Mrs. Annely Uhrek'a dancing class will meet Tuesday June 10 al the home of Mrs. Riley Delap al 3 15 daylight time. Instead ol al Ihe usual meeting place, the recreation hall. MERRILL John Thompson of Los Angelea. la visiting with his brother and family. Otis Thompson Jr The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church held a regu lar meeting at the home of Mra. Luther Hasklns. "Youth of Our Times' was the topic of an Inter esting panel discussion led by Mm. F.ber Kllpatrlrk. Mrs. C. W. Ham mond, and Mrs. Warren Ochs. Twelve members were present. Jim Shuck has returned to Scott Field In Illinois, alter a abort atay home. Jim came home to aee hU new daughter. Vlckl Ann, born re cently at Klamath Valley hospital. Mrs Virgil Rexlord'a 4-H Knit- ling club enjoyed a picnic at Moore Park on Thursdny. the last day ol school. Mrs. Cilenn Chnne and Mrs. Robert Danosky asalsted Mrs. Rex ford Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Storey have moved to 3850 Clinton Avenue, Just nil Summers Lane In Klamath Falls Mr. Storey has been in the wen drilling business here for the past six yenrs, and will continue In thai line of work at his new address. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dragoo and Donna spent Memorial Day In Mc Cloud. California. Memorial Day services were held Friday at Ihe Merrill recreation park. Mrs. M. A. Bowman, presi dent of the Lost River Oarden club, was Ihe chairman. Thi local Amer ican Legion post. Boy Scouts, and Camn Fire Olrls took part. Dr. F. B Trotman and Mrs. Bowman both gave short talks on memorial plant ings In the park. Reverend John Phe.an gave the Invocation and Reverend George Ml.ne Ihe bene diction KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH SOUTH III) STREET BRANCH MERRILL BRANCH FORT KLAMATH By mvrtm; WIMF.Il Alter apendlnif the winter mnnlhi n companion of Mrn, Kllzabelh M. Looaley at her home at Loonley'r; I General Mercnnnoian aiorn nere. Mra. Frank Denton ha moved back lo her home al the Denton ranch. Here for Ihe Memorial Day week end were Olllla Hcnneifan and Leonard Bmlth, both of Oregon fltate Colleite at Oorvallln. and Don ald Itoeder, who In attending bouth ern Oregon at Anhland. Mr. and Mra. Erneai fleese have JSK'lS Ihe aen h., recently returned from Bakernlleld, Call!., where they spent the winter. With the opening of Bun Moun tain pans Highway 331', for the tea son, Francis Kirk has started oper ating his Junction service station, located at the Junction of highways of 232 and 12, at the foot of Sun Mountain one mile south of Ft. Klsmath. Karol Yegge la now employed an shop mechanic by Ihe Pope and Talbot Lumber Co. at Oakrldge. Hla wife and two snmll children, now living at Denton Park, plan to )oln him aoon at hla new plnce of employment, and In the meantime, Mrs. Yegge Is working an waitress a'. Charles J. Brlcco s Crater Lake Cale. During her hours ol absence, her children are being cared tor at Uie Yegge nome by Patty Lou Hescock Klght member, of U,e Kx- nlorer acout group enloyed a fish ing and camping Hip al Long Creek over the pent weekend. Ac companying the boys were their explorer adviser, Wilbur B Hes cock and Donald Bunders, commit teeman of the group. Mr. and Mrs. James Van worm Ore . where he was called as Ml ness in a civil damage euit held . I. ...... 1 anH A llir.aj .,r ....a - , ,r;'Cg Harry Turner 7nd Mr7 . ;...MLippHe? of PoUrUa"d,nTlie"wo ,itUr, nH fiiir.no mer,n,.y'r.V!.ouse- .5"., MrrSn'd are enjoying visiting with other rel- .live, inrludlni, Mrs. Mildred Cas- I tel. widow of Mrs. Turner s son, j me late Aiirea a. i-nsici or. cs - 1 necled to arrive Ihls weekend from ' Los Angeles, Calif., are another lis- I ler and her husband. Mr. ami Mrs. ! n,rry Hatch, who will visit here 1 , dtv before going on to Portland lo see other relatives. Mrs. Turner miin mi spent ounoay ai Mac and Mrs. Llppert will return with I Doel wllh Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Par Mr. and Mrs. Hatch to their homes sor.n. ..,.,,,.. , in Portland. Th.; women are nil Mr and Mr. Jack O Neil and members of the pioneer Wood Riv- j-'on o Bishop California, spent sev i,.ii. it i. n leral days with her brother and sis- " .""' .j Mr. and Mrs. uien omun anu children visited here Friday at the home of his parents and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Weslev J. Smith and aon Leonard, returning In the eve ning to Ihelr home In Klamath Falls. 6mlth Is employed as tub foreman of the road construction Job now underway on highway 97 near mamein rails Mr. and Mrs. Elwood W. M.loney have moved bark from Klamaih Falls to the guard station at Seven Mile, where Maloney Is again sta tioned this season as ranger with the U. 6. forest service. Mrs. Robert E. Gorden left by plane from Klamath Falls Thurs day evening. May 29. on a much anticipated trip during which she will visit for a month at Peoria, Illinois, with her daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jockuh and children. Apologies to all concerned. I wish to make correction ol two errors in recent news Items. The first Em mett Slsemore wasn't elected presi dent of the Wood River Plonecis and Old Timers organization last August: on the contrary, the late Alfred B. Castel Sr. was chosen to head the group, and Slsemore was elected to serve as vice-president, succeeding to the office of presi dent on the death of Castel on Dec ember 6 of last year. Also. In reporting a near-fatal woods accident at the Modoc Lum ber Co. logging operations west of here last week. It was mistakenly atated by me that Frank Emery was toploader whereas he is em ployed as hooker, with Andy Ortls of Chlloquln running the shovel and loading the logging trucks. Too, it seems that Leon Pearson is opera tor of a T-D 34 tractor Instead of a D 24 tractor as stated . . . This is all lor the correction de partment at this time, as no other mistakes have been noted. Mr. and Mrs. Loren L. Miller Sr. have returned to their Fort Klam ath home on Wood River after spending the winter and earlv spring at the Miller ranch at Red Bluff, Calif. Also back for the sea son are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mc Aullffe and family, who arrived here Tuesday of this week from Red Bluff where they too spent the winter. Old-time friends here were sad dened to lear of the death on Thursday, May 39, of another of our pioneer residents, Mrs. Dennl son F. (Gertrude Plttman) Law ton, who passed away at a nursing home In Ashland, Ore., fol lowing an extended Illness. Born on October 21st. 1B86. at Nehawka, Nebraska, Gertrude Pit man was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Pittman. On October 13th, 1914, she became the bride or Dennison F. Lawton. Fort Klamath rancher, and thev made their home here until 1946. when they moved to Medford to reside. In addition to her husband. Mrs. Lawlnn Is survived bv two sisters. Mrs. Frank W. H. Houston of Tal ent, Ore., and Mrs. George A. Lisk of Altadena. Calif. Funeral services were held at 3 o clock Monday afternoon, June 3, at the Perl Funera Home n Med ford, with a reader from the First cnurcn ot (jurist, scientists, offici ating. Graveside services and Inter ment were In Siskiyou Memorial Park In Medford. Acting jn pallbearers were Ray mond 5i toosley, William C Hack ler, Celbert Denton, all of Fort Klamath; Frank Looslev of Cave Junction. Ore.. William Norris of Medford, and a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houston, whose name was not learned. Making the trip to Medford to pay their last respects to the late beloved Wood River vallev pioneer matron were the following friends from Fort Klamath: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hackler. Mis. Frank Denton, Delbcrt Denton, Mrs. Mar tin Yegge, Mrs. William Brewer, her daughter Darin and her moth- Mrs. Ralph Darling, lo tne familv of Mra. Lawton, sympathy in their bereavement Is extended by other old-time friends here who O.W.F.L.F. 13 LANGELL VALLEY By CORA I.FAVITT Mr. and Mrn. C. Bklp worth of Loiif Beach, California vlnileri last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crawford and family. Cal Leavllt called his mother from Khode Inland on Molher'n Day. He la stationed at (Juoiuel l'nlnl with Ihe U.H. Navy. Mrs, Julia like of Klamath Fall spent Severn! days with her aon Keith Klce and family. Mis. Grace Bla.er has returned from a month at C'hlco, California. Mr. and Mrs. Lcater I'lnelll of 1 SSS bill Burnett and family on 'Iucidav. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones of Klamath Falls were Sunday dinner uucnis of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mon loe. Mr. and Mrs. Curley Bager of Phoenix, Arizona, are visiting Mr. and Mra. Tex Hltson. I Mrs. McKevnolds spent several days In Idaho with the family of i her ion who was drowned some time ago In the Lewlston river. The body of Carl McReynolds has never been found. Two of her grand sons came home with her for the summer. Rev, Gordon Ashbee and son. Roy. spent several days In Eastern OrcKnn, when Rev. Ashbee wai to be the speaker at Ihe Eastern Ore r'.n School of Education at l a Grande. He was to lecture on Frl- nnrt condocied the sermon on Sun day at the La Orande Episcopal Church. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roberts at tended Odd Fellows convention at Snlem three days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hood left Sunday for Twin Falls Idano to take her mother home after she spent several weeks with the Hoods Mr. and Mm. O. C. Johnson spent Sunday at Tulelake with the Pete UJ... I,r,ll MrT K.therlne Orallan In here Ifrom San franclsco vlsmng her &on, Lddic GraUan and lamilv. ! Mr. and Mrs Don Rons and I sons of Klamath Falls, and Mr. i and Mrs. Bill House and Tom and i - - - - (ov wllh their parents. Mr. and E1"" Hous,,; . Mr. nd w11" ,8m'lh ' i Mr. and Mrs. Waller Smith Jr. and I ''"'' ,nd Mf- "n Mrs; D'cl( irr.Hi.latt- Mr r.nri Mr. Hhorle nil tun-. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and faml.v were Sundav dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavltt and Morv Anne. Other guests were Pete Hrtcziscsc and Kenneth, and Mr. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn and ons were Sundav visitors at the hm of Mr and Mrs J" Orchs IV1I1. llU Mil IS T-UiIIK n It" davs in Klamath Falls wllh her daughter. Hazel Coft. Mrs. Gift is recovering from a recent Illness. Friends were shocked al the tragic death of Rav Utley who was cored to death bv a pet bull. One he had raised from a calf. Hin riauthtcr and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Wsrren Osborne, are here from Redding. Rav had lived In Lanuell Valley and Lakevlew most of his life and had manv friends. His k'randson Wayne Smith lives at Blr. Relatives have received word thnt Mrs. Albert Dearborn Is still In Emmett. Idaho hospital but af ter six weeks is now able to have visitors. Cards will reach her at Ihe Emmett Hospital. Idaho. Mrs. Adele Kent and Phil Luke both of Olympta Washington have returned to their homes after vlslt l!K Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin and son. They also visited relatives and friends In Klamath Falls and Midland. Rev. Gordon Ashbee and Rov are spending this week at Cove getting the camn readv for summer school, there will be three different groups this year. By DARLENE WOLFF Monday, June 9. Is the date set for the cooked food and rummage sale at the Copco office building sponsored by the wood River Unit, Oregon council of Republican wom en. Call 573 for rummage collec tion or leave it at Lorenz grocery. Mr. and Mrs. Kristian Cippo and Mrs. Florence Pielke of Klamath Falls were visitors in town one day last week. Mr. Gippo, who has be come well known In the Klamath basin since he moved here with his family from Norway as a di rector of drnma and an instructor of music, is planning to teach violin, cello, steel euitar and pos sibly some instrumental music in Chtloquin one day a week begin ning in the fail. Mrs. Ted Markwardt is spending a ween near Bend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greear at the Hercules trailer camp. She left Sunday afternoon after the Grecars had returned from a weekend trip 10 jonn dav, ore., ana naa taken their daughter Margaret to Klam ath Falls where she is attending summer scnooi. Tonv. Robert and Jimmv Dumont leit this past weekend to spend a few weeks with their father, Rob ert Dumont in Myrtle Creek. Du mont had come to Chlloquln to visit over Memorial Day and took the boys back with him. wina Buck, wno has spent tne last year with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Forest Freid, left on Thursday with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Leonard J. Buck of Tualitin. Ore., for a trip to their home state of Arkansas where death has recently struck Mrs. Buck's father, and Rev. Buck's father is seriously ill. Eulene Buck, younger sister of Mrs. Freid, is staying here during her parents' absence. Eulene has Just completed her sophomore year in high school. were iinnble to be present at the final rites. With the PRsslnnr of Oertrude Lnwton, the toll of Wood River val ley pioneers taken bv death dur ing the short space of time of six month? has risen to five. AH mem bers of the Wood River Pioneers nnd Old Timers orRonls'.ntlon of Fort Klamnth and include Alfred B. Cttslel. Sr., president of the Rroup. who passed away here on December 6th of last year: Carrie Dixon of RoscburR, whose death oc curred there on Fed. 15; Mrs. Edna Norris Pomeroy, who died in Medford on Feb. lo; James Roland "Jerry" Slsemore, to whom death came on May 30, at Klamath Val lev Hospital in Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Dennison tr. Lawton. de ceased on May 29 at Ashland. Ore. Legal Notice HYNOPMfl "or "annual "statbmenY f or the tar nrl1 Utrtmlw 31. 1992 Of thp tcj.riTAn.r rmr and marine IN.HIIRANCR COMPANY ot Prvlrlinr. in th ftut of Rhode li..tnfl. (n1 to th liturinr Coin mnlonr ot lh SUt of Ortfon, pur suant to liiv. ADMITTED ASSET Rnnd f H.SIR.IIAfM Rlorki . 4,C2.02J.WJ Mortf loam on real taf .. , 0 Raal etlatt, Ittl I 0 encum brance ... 0 t aut, and hank depot. ti , 1.034,101.43 Agent' balanre or uncol lected premium! .. 1,703.779-27 Interest, dividends and real eatata Income due and accrued M2MM Other aaaeta 3fl.2fi.T04 Total admitted ludi 14 25 M2 10 LlABlLJTIf.lt. HVPPl,V AND OTHER FVUDt Loaiee - . S2D.714 th Ut adjustment expenses - 47 .676. W l-'ncarnrd premiums 4.IA4,) 10.26 AH other liabilities 201.390.20 Total llabillttee, except capital Capital paid up S.jra.rr7 77 a 3.000.000.00 perl a l surplus funds .. o i;naftslned funds -surplus, .. 7.023,134.33 Surplu as regards policy holders 1,023.1 34. XI To 11 $14,283,362.10 STATEMENT Or INCOME Premiums earned $3370.030.30 Losses Incurred J J31.S2.J3 I-ot Expenres Incurred 136,240-10 Other underwriting expenses inrurred . 1.870, Mi. 3A Total underwriting deduc tions . .. 3.088,834,01 Net underwriting gain or loss . 100.823.71 Investment Income 348 7.0:1 Other Income 843.80 Total, before federal Income taxes Federal Income taxes In curred - Net Income - Dividends to stockholders Dividend to policyholders . Capital char get 'net' .. Otner Items affecting sur plus tnet Total capital and surplus items uieli Increase In surplus aa re fardi policyholders JM .777.21 4.481 90 14, 70S 22 .110.000.00 wi.s7i.i7 : 431.571.17 I I Burlneu In Oreeon for the Year Net premiums received .. 70.043.23 Net Ioss paid . .. . 36,684.30 Dividends paid or credited to polic holders . .. Principal office In Oregon - J-lljvo. 36 SYNOPSIS 0 ANNUAL STATEMENT f or the e-ir ended December 31, 1932 Of the PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford. In the State of Connecticut, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to Uw: ADMITTED ASSETS Bonds ..4 31.831.263 00 Stocks . 60.863,663.00 Mortgage loans on real es tate Real estate, leia 0 en cumbrances Cah and bank deposits . ., Agents' balances or uncol lected premiums ... . 236.733 07 3. rT78. 000.00 3,088.784,89 6.44080-02 Interest, dividends and real estate Income due and accrued 163.331.80 Other assets .. 341JT70.19 Total admitted aaeU 121.06726.67 LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Losses . 8 6.866.489.04 Loss adjustment expenses. 393,0117.27 Unearned premiums 34.668.400-83 AH other liabilities 2.338,312.74 Total liabilities, except capital .... 44.488J49.80 Caoltal ua.d un Contlneen- cy Reserve . 7.500.000,00 SDeclal surolua funds Mark- ket fluctuation and - 17.000.000 00 Unaligned funds (surplus,. 32.079J76-V7 Surplus as regards policy holders 78.370.276.87 ToUl 12167,S2fl 7 STATEMENT OF INCOME Premiums earned . ( 3iZ.140.33S.76 LotMi incurred .... ... - 16. 007 ,604.1(2 Low expenses incurred 1,343.132.24 Other underwriting ex penses Incurred . 13.602.830.93 Total underwriting deduc tions . . ... 33,133J88.0 Net underwritine sain or lots .. -t.013.032.33 Investment Income 4.000 ,294 .31 Other income 2.006.37 Total, before federal Income taxes .... 2.989.338-33 Federal income taxes In curred . Net income . . -Dividends to stockholders Dividends to polio holders Capital charges meti . . Other Items effecting sur plus (net - Total capital end eurplua items ineti Increase In atirnlui as re 110.712.01 27B.626-34 2J30.0O0.00 4.478,778.61 2428,778.61 gards policyholders - 8.107.405.13 Business In Oregon for the Year Net nremiums received 339.373.1 Net losses paid 253.27802 Dividends paid or credited to policyholders . . Principal office In Oregon-J-ll No. 33 HYNOPSIS OF AX WAT f TATBUKVT f lbs j ear emi'd IHcemtxr 21. 1951 Of tbe California-Western States Ufa Iniurance Company f Sacrain-t. in tiie 8tett ef rallfyals. iusit in tbe IssniSD-- OonnlaatDtr ec Ue Slate et Ureroe. t"r'i"'lL u: IVC0ME Ttttl area lira laevme lor tbe far 1 28.00). ilt. 81 lDteret. tJiTMeods Bud ria revived durln the yr . . 4.790.443.41 lm rtjte trm otbr eonrrea re- ceired (lnrine its rear . 5 ir,S09.37 Total iBcin - - - I 13.liM.iH0.6J DISBUHSEKZNTI Pt'A f"r lo'. eadowoircts. in. ties a a 4 suriender Tslcf. 8 16 263. 40.68 Pii4eeds paid to eolicfbold r . . . . I.000.9T4.3I n!.nds wild tn stockboldere (Cash. f.Vr.l7.1 i . V3 0T.2O 0neri lpsurittce expense . -. 8.392.119.43 Amount cf all other eipendl tnres (tatdlne fnTestaeat eir-mes l745.0"i.Ht 2.M4.RM.M Total aipenditrir I 27.177.087.49 AS8ZT8 Valie f real tststs owned market taluet . I S.783.244.90 Iwn -a nxincaces and col- literal, eir - Talne ft booJs owned tamor- ttS'd" Talue nf stocks owned (mar kt Tallin ... Premium notes and policy l'sne - r.- raib in harks and no hard . .. In tort t taA tents doe aed se enifl , Nt ntcnU'cted and deferred 84.842.61 4. 82 SI .647.063.19 S.131.T90.M 8 7..W.4 4.036.848.99 614.91 7.(7 itretniuirs i, v.. Otber litMR (nti M.SC2.S Tout admitted lH . f13T.8-VK82.5a liabilttlei. Surplus and Otbsr rvads Vr reserves 8 82.2n.ll7.80 Poli-'r r-Talms and tosaei eut- tandinr t.079 4T All rthrr lliMIIKes . . 19.2l-l.61i.22 Total lis hill ties. eirtDt eaHe lll.SK.Si'.tl fSnits Pifd 13. 429 .980.00 Spertal sartlua funds 4. 443.941 ST tnater.M funds lT.lmi R.Ttft.tt VI Snrplus as retards policrbolil- era ... , 1.7S.W4.10 Ttel J12-."UUVS62.59 Bittinets la Oretron for the Tear Net Itremiuu.s and annuities recMvM . . .. I pif ;tnds paid in pollcrbotders rturine tbe vear .. . .. N-t testes end rlslmi, endow. tneilv, surrenders, snd in- nnlfiea mlri dnrlnr thm r 688.687. 0T S4.924.SS 7.t?e.u rrlnrlp1 f(l-e In Orerftt. Ortm Irene. h. i. enee .ussaKtr iwt-i cascade bqiiq Ine. rortland. Hen H. Oibsnn Special Representative Klamath Falls J - 11 No 3D SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION EQUITY NO. 187 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Ivan Kandra and Norma G. Kandra, husband and wife. Plaintiffs, vs. James E Kennedy and Jane Dae Kennedy. his wife: John Lester Rohrer end Jane Doe Rohrer, hit wife: John C. Rohrer and Jane Doe Rohrer. hit wife: The Unknown Me Ira of the above named defendants: and also alt other itersona or parties unknown claiming any r if tit title, estate, lien or Interest tn the real etate described In the complaint here in. uetenaanis. Tn the above named and mentioned defendants: You are hereby required lo appear and answer tne complaint litea aiainsi you In the above entitled suit within five weeka from the date of the first pub lication of this Summons, which date Is May ai, 1932, and If you fail to an swer or otherwise appear, for want thereof, plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In their complaint, to-wil: for a decree requir ing defendants and each of them to set forth, the nature of hin or her claim to the follow In described real property, situated in Klamath County, Oregon: The N'b of the SE'a and Lots Four (4) and Five i9i of Section Seven 7l Towiuhtp 41 South, Range 11 East of the Willamette erldian; that such clilma may be determined: tor a de cree adjudging plaintiffs the owners In fee slmnle of aald realty, free and clear of nil claims of said defendant or any or them, and adJudefna and decree ing plaintiffs1 title to be forever quiet- ea against tne claims ot saia aeienn ants and each ol them, and against the unknown heirs of satd defendants, and agairut all other persons d parties Un Legal Notice Itit yitr tn4H iT'imlw Ji, nil or THI MttropollUn Life Iniuranct ; Company f 1 Miatlevi avtniM. nw Yor t. In the m'f of rtrt Tf4. mie t" tft Intursn. rnnm-titonir ef U futt of Onion, puitutnl latent Tot 1 1 ftMiRluM InfMns 1nr . v-- 1.474 178 761,17 hr lnvitmfnl In- mms retiv. a u i lr y-ir (I'M Hi -147. til 41 MDMI'I M 11 M7.MI.7J In- 8S. SOI 413 30 T.9M.S1S rtcetH 4urlni tb jsr Tetsl Inceae ...81,141.213,711 14 IHiberseaHStl Fsi4 fir Wfl. errjrvva mutt. inriiiit.M and iur. rwifj'r vsl-js t EHvl4nrls ftii la PttlbT- no)d.'i . . . Wvid.r.'M 9u4 te eteck- T48SII.384 10 1TI.33I.09H4 ' firtudlne lavai mt n t tatei . . tnvyjtv f all Mhn'es- 29.114.221 . 107.471. t2T 6f' Txai tiwndmjra ... 1,307.11,113.75 4wli YIo ef rtil eitate evng loan; in artum an4 eolla'Msl, e MtO.IS 0 40 Vtlit of tr.nit owned famnrtli.ilr 7.493.216 940.86 (mimet vsluei 189.000.1 96. 6T Fremi'ia octet sa4 jsoUcjr loens , 447.040 8Sf 27 and 00 hand - 142.302.613.8T Xatereit and rents due an4 2fud 83.771.095.10 frrrd pTtffllumi 149,471 ,30.48 Otr.t Si MtS IMti ..... 4, 380 530 71 Total sdmlttrt uiei..8lo. 900.904. 144.07 LlsUlltles, 8arls aad Otter Fanes 3. . 1 9.214.438.384 00 Fot'.cr claims tad louet egtstandlox -. - el.724.347 66 Beierre for dlMradf par able In 1flii 170 404. M? Si All Oth fr Jlaotim'a ..... 704,295.456 08 Teil itabiuuea. tsccpt . 010.241, 049.930 II rspitil paid in jfone Seclil I'jrplM fonds i 103.SI1.000.CO L'nmtznrd (gags 11 ur Plmt 021.953.283.76 4.13.834.233 74 Total . 310.900.906.184.07 slaess la Oreree tar the Tear Met errmituu ind annvitta re- tMied . . S9.937 394 43 DiviCfodJ aaid to poUaboidm jlujlnf the jeer 603.548 44. Kct Ic-'M and claluti. enilfl- , menu, tvneni'-n asd rnsul lit piial darme the Tear 3.071.811 .68 Tnraptl office Is Own, 832 8. W. Stb enai Pcrtland 4. Oreron. KYNOPS! Or ANNVAl STATElfI?rT For the n trAl Df'mtxr 21, 1931 OF Till Aetna Lift Insurance Company f nsrtfnM. tn the sine ef ronnertl.nl'. tra-le to the Insurant O.mnt-j.aMr of tins State ef Ottfoo. punutat to la. Tori! BrenUiia the yur ... t 160.310.184.19 Interest, dividends and rents reeewed durlnr the tear 64,026.467.98 Intvnrif f:-om other soard received durlae tee mr 99.198.272 SO Total taeoou 1 457. SOS, 425. 6l' BIsVarseaKala J Paid fer Imsct. en4owtantf. I ann-jlMas a ad atmeaiiee alB-a . g DtMOTdt tii to eouer h"ltfen . . XMdewls al4 te itoekbef- 212.161.646.46' S4IJ.SI1 39 wrw icain . ",jnJ.0"J0 11 General tmursnre rwmi 88.417,179.48 alarKmt f all other eiwnd- Ituret ttndKlm karvtl- tent czpcasi 17.17(656.14 Total expesditBrst ....8 299.244.477.69 Assets Value ef res! estate ewe4 (resmet value, f 37. 117. 484.15 aUara on mor-.faxa and eel- w "era!, etc. 420.849.16T.TT Talue ot bonds ewoed ( am-5Ttjed i 1.260.449.848.90 Talse of itociu owned (nar 124.218.768.50 Frrehm notes and sollcy lva ai.147.ST8.4l. Cash In fanlrt tnil m Kinl mii4t.ii: Intertit and rau due and aornif 4 . . . Met tmnllerted and deferred premiums Otaer aueta (cell H.. 12.998.T4J.8S I7.33. 1JS.96. 724.608.77' Total sdJBlttcd assets 81.978,S87,742.2t! UaatHUes. Unin sad Otker Faade ' Ket reservet . ll.464.519.44T.lt Poller claim aad ler eot- Stajwtnu S.38.TT4.e AU Mher liabilities 279.391.074.41 Tetil WtbUltles, aactpt capital . 11.834. 051. S16. 55; Capital paid VP ..8 30.000.000.00l Cominxency r-em 55.500.ooo.ooi Voasslxned hi a (torpluil 75.404.435.72i Surplus as mtrea ol- icjcoldcrs H..S 131. 266.439.72' .81.978.237.742.27 atiMss la Ortf fee tbe Tear Ket premluais aod anaattla re- ... 88.994.429.18 Dl.-t-JeTa-ti Mid to poll crh elders Jlar.Bi tbt lar 26.111.99 net loae and dalms. endow, inentf. itirrenderj. and annui ties paid dnrine the reir . 1.062.035 08, Frt-iilpil office in Oreton. Frank H. PlaUtid,,' 820 SW tUi ave PorUud 4. Orttea. SYNil,8IS OF AXSl'AI WAT1UEXT For tea rear eoded December 1 1U1 nf tbe Northfrn Life Insurance Company f 5eattl, In the 8tate of WasblnrwMi. made li the losoran'-e ComtaUiloctx et Uie State ot Oregon, pursuant tn law; IKCOME Total fremiti in lecoma for tbe yesr . 9 8.4:4, T74.37 interest, dividends snd reals received during the year . Im-ome frei otbr snttrres re eelved rlurlnf the vear 1.304.894.82 li4.4T,tt Total Inrooi 1 12,468.107.90 DI8BTJH6CHEKTS Fstd foe loves. endotnnent, annuities and surrender val ues I.126.T24.99 Plvldeods paid to thillrrhnldert 499.612.02 Dividends naid to etockLolders 'Cath. )(WLfOi no- ara. k. 8Wi.f0O.flO (L3UI General lourance esptoses .... Amount of all rtber einendf tr (loeliidfnr Investmeot SJpenies 84.V1.9S6.ffQ Total expeadlturea . . ASSETS Talne ef real estate uwaed market all 70(1.900 00 1.W1 .206.23 2 44,S.Jt,ST 9.310.430.01 2,129.413.48 imdv ni movigarvt ana col lateral, etr. , . Tains nf koads owned tamor tiiedt . Vain of stocka owned (atar ket value l Preieluia aetea and poller JOSPB ftth la banks and on hand Interest and rents due snd ac crued - . Nt unllected and (Mferied premiums ,..... - Other sisera (neti 19.666.SU.9S 26,934.707.01 S.40T.918.00 202.170.32 1.4Z9.1V.91 Total edmiuetl iiuii f Ml IW) (Tit M Liabilities. Surplus and Otker Fundi Net reserves f 43,7S9,8t.I2 Police claims and kisses out- tar-dlnr . 4H.I.4 AU ether liabilities 6. 994.:1.71 Toisl labilities, eicept esnital , .. . 82.040 928. 28 Capital paid m 11.200.000.00 t l'naignd funds f nn in. I 8,770.91.22 i?wrplus as reiards uollrvhold erv . ft n;?. 1)11. 58 Total 9 59.i2tt,8(8.50 Business In Oregon for the Year ,ef iirrniiume and annuities reofirea 8 l.S 541.TS 76.re.T4 Divid'ndx paid to pollcrbold era onring the rear . Net tosses sod rlslmi. endow merits, surrenders, and sn nnh,a nslrl rinrli fha p 245.399 49 pltVi?',1 ff,ft iB "o WoodUrk Bide. NOTICTC OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK STATE Or OREGON FOR THK COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Kstate of Wil liam Emmor Dlmmltl. Deceased. Notice fs hereby riven that the under signed has filed his Final Account as Executor of the Estate of William Em mor Dimmitt, deceased, with the Coun ty Clerk of Klamath County. Oregon, and that the Circuit Court of said Coun ty has fixed the 36th day of June. 19.12. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. of said date, and the Circuit Court Room in the Court House in Klamath County, Oregon, aa the time and plac for nearing oDjeciioru, it any, to saia Final Account and settlement thereof. Jonas R. Dim mm. Executor of tht Estate of Wil liam Emmor Dimmitt Do reaaed. J-4-11-18-25 No. 48 ; known claiming any right, title, estate Hen or interest in the above described real estate: for n lain tiffs costs and die- bursements: .and for such other and further relief as the Court may deem qultable and lust. This Summons is served upon you by publication thereof once a week for five successive weeka. nurauant to an order of the Hon. David R. Vandanberg, made and entered May 10, 1952. cnatburn Brienner Attorneys for Plaintiffs 1 Merrill. Oregon M 11-M-J 4-11-11 No M CLASSIFIED RATES One day per word 44 pear word Ilo . per word Soo Huie Days Week run Month run per word Mo MINIMUM The minimum chsvrge tot Any out sd U 50c. BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may b handlsd through box numbers at the paper (or a service charge of 25c DEADLINES Classified aos accepted up lo 6:30 p.m. for following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday. w CUa&ified display ads accepted up to 12 noon for following day's pub lication. ADJUSTMENTS Please mane all claims toe adjust merits wltiiaut delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 6:30 p.m. will be mde In following day's publication, by 12 Noon Saturday for Monday. C FUNERAL MOMIS WARD S Kiamatn r uneraj ' Home.' Bi5 High Street Phone 3334. A CARD OF THANKS WE WISH to thank the Bonanza Fir Department, the community, and all our kind friends for their assistance at the time of the fire, and since then. HOWARD KELLISON and FAMILY- MEETING NOTICES KLAMATH CHAFrER No. 35 ROYAL ARCH MASONS Will hold ft stated meeting, Wed., June 11. 7:30. Visiting companions Invited. CHAS. R. BONNEY, H. P. KLAMth FALLS Aerte No. 2000 ff O Regular meeting ti iMim "'TT 7:45 p. m. fJJwjl jffF. O. E. Hall, 9th "TVTSwgj-md Walnut. Visiting members cordially Invited. Buffet hours 10:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. LODGE MEETING EVERY THURSDAY ,a n d Initiation every third Thursday W. C. HOOPER Secretary 1010 Pint LOST AND FOUND STRAYED ' OR STOLEN 3-YEAR-OLD LABRADOR FEMALE THOROUGBRED. ANSWERS TO NAME OF J "FLIGHT." THIS DOG IS SPAYED. PHONE 6432 LOST DOBERMAN PLNSCHER, bllck and rust. Loti Tuesday. Reward. Phon. 57. GENERAL NOTICE CLASSES Klamath Ceramic Shop. 103 Main, phone &M7. PERSONALS : Athena Analyzes - PERSONAL PROBLEMS SUCCESS HAPPINESS .... TO YOUI Claremont Hotel :: Rm. 41 CIVE A USEFUL JIK to Dad or th. graduate. VoigM'a Pioneer Offlc. 8up- ply. KPJ Main. ZOE BRUCE Swanaena Beauty 8 ho p. pnwtuw. MRS. ROBERTS ' " BORN PSYCHIC Telia your past, present, future. Can overcome ali obstacles that keep you from success health and happiness. 4818 So. Sixth. Klamtth Falls, Oregon. FRATEX Plasties. Phone 8324 TRANSPORTATION WANTED, lady passenger to share ex penaes to Colorado. Iavlnc June 13. References. Phone 3-0617. 10 SERVICES FLOOR LAYING Sanding and Finishing Plastic Wall Tile ROBERT LANTZ PHONE 8589 AFTER S P.M. PFAFF SEWING MACHINES Sales and Service opening soon In Klamath Falls. At present notify Box 99, Herald and News. EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe Bulldozer Fill Dirt Topsoil Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6541 or 88S9 Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. ED P. KINO 2434 Orchard Phone 9841 TOP SOIL tl.29 yard. Fill grading, ajc cavat Ing. Wells Bros. Phone 3-1681. PLOWING and planting, farms, gar dens. etc. . . Phone 2-08g or evenlngl and weekends 2-0937. , MIRRORS resllvered. new mlrrorf mad. to order. Kimball's Glass fihop. Phone 7378. . Legal Notice JN TtrE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Adoption of JACK LEROx WEST. Minor, by Lola Elis abeth Wain Wlest Adklns, and R. N. Adklns, husband and wife. To: EMIEL ELLIS WEST, also known as, EMIEL F.LLIS WIESt IN THE NAME OF TH8 STATE OF OREGON. You are hereby required la appear In the above entitled cause In th. above entitled Court at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m.. on the Mlh day of June, mi. and then and there show cause, If any .vou have, why th. Peti tion of Lois Elisabeth Wain Wlest Ad klns, and R. N. Adklns, husband enrt wife, to adopt th. above named minor, Jack Leroy West, should not b. grant- "ThUi citation la Issued upon order el (he Honorabl. David R. Vandanberg, Circuit Judge, Judge of th. above en titled Court, dated th. 33rd day of May, 1853. . Chae. F. DeLap, Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jan. Wever, Deputy HUt 4-11-U We. 31 ' '