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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1952)
t L PAGE KIGHTEEN IIEKALD AND NEWS. KLAMATI! FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 17, lOfia A QUEEN AND HER LADIES Small harbor craft escort Amnlci'i luperlinar, the United States past lower Manhattan as the 53,000-ton ship completes two-way conquest of the At lantic in record time. The 990-ft ship mad outbound maiden voyage in three days, 10 hours and 10 minutes and the homebound crossing in three days, 12 hours and 12 minutes, for new records. mw run hi i-i. iug riAf E iuukji nere s eggs-actly what Happened wnen two rrucxs, one ; carrying 1,650 dozen eggs, collided in Seattle, Wash., laying eggs in every form. "Poachers" scramble around to give the sagging budget a shot-in-the-arm with a few free eggs. Nearly $1,200 worth of eggs came up omelet style. Car in background was damaged by the egg shampoo. . I A t , , , - u m - VESCUE.. .JLSJsk - READIED FOR ATLANTIC KOP "ihe two huge helicopters pictured as they were readied for flight, are enroute from Westover Air Force Base, Mais., to Weisbaden, Germany in attempt to make the first helicopter flight across the Atlantic. The Military Transport Service (MATS) craft are testing the feasibility of delivering helicopters by air to Europe. Six stops are planned enroute. DIVORCEE WHO FLED WITH YOUTH Mrs. Virginia Le Tour neau I center), 28, Burbank, Calif., divorcee, who disappeared last May 24 with James Sherwin, 17-year-old school boy, talks with Pat Decher, Los Angeles police matron, and Jack Living, ston of the Los Angeles District Attorneys office, in the Phoenix, Ariz., jail. Mrs. Le Tourneau and the boy face court proceedings in Los Angeles, stemming from their cross-country romance. Mrs. Le Tourneau is the mother of a 10-year-old .feoy- IAP Wirephotol Eddie Roush established a Cin - clnnatl consecutive game hlttlne record In 1920 bv ' hitting in 27 straight games. He tied his own mark in 1924. Helps Keal And Clear If chy Skin flash! Firtt aDDlicatfons of highly medicated Ztmo provt It promptly relieve! Itch ing, hurnfnff of eczema, rasheii ath lete's foot, psoriasis and similar sur face skin and scalp irritations. Zemo stops scratching anil so aids healfnjr. then see how quickly skin starts to rlcar. Huy nxtra S ZEMO Sttrtnpth Zemo stubborn cases,. s-L-r.i.' j -',. - S'W 7 j i-uu - .P I9i:f vr. rr-tfr - We , . . . ...I... - .r V Ji ' ' 1 it AJ wVCQTHCP AlClS ,00011 CfODS PORTLAND IB Warm, sunny weather last week hastened growth and maturity of many Oregon farm crops, the weekly crop-weather re port said Wednesday. The weather was favorable to the wheat and grass harvest, but brought a quick end to the straw berry harvest. It also caused loss for some turkey growers, and dam aged some spring grains and cran berries. The pea harvest Is nearly com. plete In the Blue Mountains. Ynll may call Hnn Nnrlnnil invlth. ,' g nA u,. Pm Hme for Insurance service. Phone t -215. I . . "... RESCUE J . . . . j . . , . . ; J iJSharleen , -i.'iii.J iThornton. M vitiyj", ,:m Prultt, Robei 1 I ' f ' Jjnlcke. and I W?u- IflldOSkl. EASTSIDE By MRS. MERLE O'NEIL Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bradley are enjoying a visit from rela tives, during the haying season, his brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eradley brought their trailer house and are staving at the Bradley ranch during their vaca tion. Their home Is at San Ber nadlno. Calif. They plan to heio do the having, before returning to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Carroll. Oro villc. and his sister of Mitchell. Ore., were visiting briefly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long fellow during the July 4 weekend. Mrs. Merle O'Nell entertained the Lakeview Relief Society at her home on July 8. There were only a few members in attendance. Present were: Mrs. Carl Peav of West Bide, Mrs. John McDonald. Mrs. Charles Stephens. Mrs. George Manning, Mrs. Rodgers of Lakeview and the hostess, Mrs. Merle O'Nell. The afternoon was spent sewing In preparation for the bazaar, which will be held later this fall. Refreshments .were served. The electricity was off In this area around twelve hours, Friday night. July 11. due to a xevcre electric storm. Several transform ers were burned out when struck by lightning. I', also damaged the phone service, as several poles were struck with lightning. The McGufflns and Woods fished on Mud creek on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hartle rode have moved back home from Deep Creek where they have oeen camped out In the woods for sev eral weeks. Leonard Is now driving the water truck. Mrs. Earl Cogburn Is home again and Is much Improved. Relatives visiting them Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Will Vernon and Orare Myers of Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartzo?. Pine. Creek, visited several relatives In this aiea on Sunday. Mrs. Merle O'Nell and daughter. Zelda. motored to Ashland on Sat urday. Mrs. Pearl Scott camo back, for few days visit, from Klamath Falls. 1 . ' t . Truman Hartzog and Leo O'Nell and Mike trucked some hogs ' to the Alturas sale on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley have as Iheir house guests, Mrs. Ben Hamll and her son Bradley, San Berna rilno. Mrs, Hamll Is a sister of Clayton Bradley. Mr. and Mr?. Donald Combs and bnbv, Tlilelake. accompanied bv Ur, TtnulN T.nlffulU nalliwl al .nnM s.fn,H,u .tmi io Jack Holt. Lakeview. has been JOLLY CANNEITES . Ttia InrrtliiK of the Jolly K Mi nnies whs culled In order by Uie VK'c Pretldenl, INancy J'rulli, July 7, M. Meinl)er!i present were: Nmii-y PiulU, HoberlK I'rulu. Jenelt 'Thornlon. Kulh Koenicke. Owen Balslttei', end (he leader Mrs. Olo Uoki. Hie mtmites were read by Jean elt Thornton. For old buslnes.1. there waa dtscus-slon on our lield trm to Pa cilic Fruit Parkin Company. Wed ne.MiHv at 1 : 3i n.iti. We also de cided to have a pot luck lunch at 1 Mrs. Qloi1ok. s. i Under new business there waa ; n discussion on canmnii problems ' and about the fall lair. The mrcimn was adiuurned and the members nn some sontzs they I had learned at summer school. Re-jfre-ihmenls were served by Owen iBalsiser. , , Ktnn Koenicxe News Rerjorter KLAMATH 4-11 WRANGLERS 4-Hers realLv had a swell Fourth of July cele t we rode in the of the Queen Trvouts. look oart in the itlck race of which arouu two won. They were: Martin Kerns. Nora Meeker. Sidney Kerns and Cnrolvn Dickson. Tnen a lew of the cum r-'do m the Kids Parade. June 28. To net Ihe Fourth off lo a Rood start, we rode In all three of the Grand Entries during the rodeo. The nlitht of the third some of us rode In ihe package race In which Slrinev Kerns came In first and the others close behind. Some of us couldn't fiEure out how to put them on but It was all In fun anyway. Tho Fourth we went to the package race and Nina Griffith came in 2nd and Sidney Kerns came In 3rd. The Stake race Martin Kerns came In first, compeiuur with two other well known rodeo men. We really did have a swell time as well as scttinK our horses used to other horses. Oh yes. we rode In the parade Friday morninc too. Now we are ulanninff a few other meetings as well as rides and may be co lo some ranch to see how to take care of our horses bv seeing how other people take care oX theirs. , Nina Griffith News Reporter FOE VALLEY SHEPHERDS The July meeting of the Poe Val ley Shepherds was called to order by our President. Alice Hatchell. Koll call and the minutes were read bv Elliott West. Our treasurer. Vlr ginia Roenlcke. reported there was i S2.80 In the treasury. We talked ! about tudtrtntr animals, hnw w could tell a good animal from a oau . one. etc The nexv meeting will be July 16. at the home of Alice and. Virginia Haicheti. The meeting was then adjourned. Re freshments were served by Mrs. Roenlcke. After the refreshments the members worked on leed racks. Carol Reillng Mews Reporicr '" JOLLT KASETTES The Jolly Kanettes had a won derlul pot luck luncheon at Mrs. Glodoskl's Wednesday, July . Tncy were honored to have three guests Mrs. Peg Brundage Christie. Mis. A. O. Roenlcke. and daughter Vir ginia Lois. Members present were Kirxpatrick. Jeanelta Maureen Lyon. Nancy Roberta Prultt. Ruth Roe-, the leader Mrs. Ulo- After lunch, the girls, guests and the leader all went to the Pacific Fruit Packing Company. The visit there was verv educa tional. They were taken through all the rooms where produce Is kept, until ready to be used. They saw what bananas look like when first brought In. and then the change after 24 hours of pro cessing, when ready to be sent to the store. The packing of tomatoes was verv Interesting. Club members learned that all the various crates of fruit and vegetables received different care. Even though It was a verv hot outside, no one cared one bit, because It was nice and cool In the Packing Company. After touring the building there were auestlons and answers. It was very Interesting and erv hoyed bv all. num noenicse News Reporter KENO By MRS. JOE DeGRANDE Gordon Ramsey has enlisted In the Air Force and is stationed at Camp Parks, Calif. Gordon Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ram sey, Keno. Mr. and Mrs.' Morris Parker ard family left for Texas to visit friends and relatives in Atlanta and Tex arkana, Texas. Francis Ramsey, Jim Bunch, Jim Ramsey and Leonard Ramsey, spent the weekend fishing on the Kogue Kiver near uoia mil. iney were very successful Mr. and Mrs. Joe DcOrande and family spent Sunday at the State ! Park on the Rogue River, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Jones and family. Orchards, Wash., spent the weekend with the Joe De Grande family. The Jones' were on their way to California and Nevada They will return to Orchards by the coast route. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis and family, Mr, and Mrs. Phillip Lewis and family, all of Gallca, III., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lane Smith and family. Saturday, July 12,. they motored to Tulelake, and Sunday they went to Crater Lake. The Lewis families are tour ing via Salt Lake City and Denver. doing some carpentry work at the John Richardson home. Mr. and Mrs. "Pat" Patrick and sons. Lakeview, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee O'Nell and children were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Kelso and girls. Miss Berda Currcv. Corvallls. was a house guest several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Enrl Cogburn. , . Mr.' and Mrs. Howard Nelson and family, West Side, visited Fri day evening, July 11, at the Merle O'Nell home. Clayton Bradley moved some cattle at Dog Lake on Julv 12. They trucked the saddle horses to their destination. Those helping In' the drive were as follows: Clayton Bradley. Rov Bradley.' Hovt Pugh. Riley McBrldc, Bradley Hamll, Harold Turner, John and Eddie Richardson and Hack Holt. Thoy renorted a verv wet trln as it was storming near Dog Lake. THE BAl,L t-ACTS Three-year-old William Stunn, Jr., had his own method for beat ing Philadelphia's better than ninety degree heat as he gave his uniform of the day a rumble seat ride on his tri cycle. Respite was short lived, however, as young William's father caught him out of uniform. New Pine Creek B 1HVIN I'AKRIS Mr. and Mrs. Mike Belden of San Francisco, visited over the Fourth wllh Mr. and Mr. Tom Dick and also wllh Ihe Charlie Vincent family. Thev. too, were present at the Grange picnic grounds for a while later In the a Iter noon. They left Saturday morning. Mrs. Reldon Is Dons Dick, former resident of New Pine Creek and daughter of Morris Dick, who owned what Is now the Lee Perry ranch. Mr. Belden Is in the electric appliance business and apparenllv Is getting along flue. Ke has a fifth Interest in an airplane, a nice tnaizv new pale green 'M Packard that's dream in any man's language, and real nice home In the city. Funeral services were held for "Babe" Blurlon et 1 o'clock In Lakeview last Saturday afternoon at the Ousley Chapel. Interment was made In Alturas where, too. a short graveyard service was held for close friends and relatives. Funeral services for Fred But- ler were held here Monday afier- noon. July 7, and burial waa made In the local eemnterv. Mrs. Zella Blurton and daughter, Mrs. Wilina Hayinan. left this morning for San Francisco where Mrs. Havman will Join her hus band, and with whom Mrs. Blur ton will stay for a while. They were making the trip bv car. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Farmer and ?on Jackie, from Yubi Citv, vis ited the weekend and over the Fourth with his father. Floyd Far mer, who Is employed at the Jim McDonald Jr. ranch. Floyd Is still In a cast from a broken bnck he received about alx weeks ago when a horse fell on him while driving cattle lo the hills. A balloon, presumably a meteoro logical type sent up from around Klamath Falls, was spotted over die mouth of Pine Creek canyon about. 1500 feet up. at around 1 o clock last Mondav. a week ago. It was white and appeared to be about 3 feet in diameter, and was .drifting southward, slowly. Mr. and Mrs.. Olen 8mlth and children, who are now living In or near Redding, were un and spent Ihe Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Gran ville Rlggs. .They all went fishing and had a good tllme camping out. The eats would have been more simple to prepare had Olen and his wife not forgotten four fried chickens all cooked In a pressure cooker ready to bring. They called neighbors and gave them the chick en so It wouldn't spoil. Mr. and Mrs. Euger Barrow re turned on the Fourth from visiting Mrs. Barrow's relntlves, two broth ers, Clark and Hal VanNav over at Redmond. They also attended ihe Fifth Sunday meeting there. Others who attended the meeting from here were James Vincent and Gordon Harris. They also attended the dedication of the New Mission ary Baptist Church In Redmond, returning on Sundnv. Rev. Frank Simmons of Lakeview also at tended the two events there. Will Larkln Is tip for the sum mer to work his mine In the High Grade district. Bet he's a flexln' his fish pole a speck too, these warmer days. Mr, and Mrs. Earnest Ingstrom of Prlnevlllc spent the Fourth here ond In Willow Ranch, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Darvln Robnett and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mlllsap. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Croxton and family of Lebanon, Oregon ar rived Julv 3 and spent a few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cogburn. Mr. and Mrs. Nevln Welch and none, Johnny and cnnrics. oi un- c0hnve neen guests at the State L,nc Motcl, wm visiting with the Earl Sanfordo. They have been doing some fishing also while here up at the Lakes. Mr and Mrs. Mllo Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. James Palmer, all of Medford, spent the Fourth here, ylsltlnir with the menfolk's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Palmer, the Elcctrolux' man. Mr. and Mrs, Verle Cook took Mrs. Knael Bussev. (who had been here stoylnr?- with her- mother, Mrs, Mnrv Miller, during the lot ter's convalescence from ft siege of pneumonia) back to her home In Prlnevllle on Saturday, July 6, returning Ihe following day. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Bachtell and Mr, Virgil Vlnvord visited last weekend with Mrs. Marv Miller. Rev. Vlnvr.rd has a church now In Lake Citv where Mr. and Mrs. Bachtell are residents. Phone Workers Offered Raise PORTLAND Wl Some 4800 Pa ciflc Telephone and 'Telegraph workers In Oregon have been of' fered wage Increases ranging for S2 .60 to 84.60 weekly, the company said Tuesday. Tile union asked pay boosts from 84.60 to 822.50 and 178 contract changes, the company reported. Negotiations with , the CIO Com' munlcatlons Workers, representing the employes, have been underway since June 9. The contract expires Aug. 1. ' , Shriners To Hold Child Benefit Hike C0nVAl.L18-The seventh an nual Shrine Trek lo Mary'a Peak has been scheduled for Sunday August 3, all lor aiding the crippled children confined lo the Shriners' hospital In Portland. According lo Percy I.ocfy. Trek manager, more than 10,000 people will attend the benefit outing in the huge meadows and ahaded picnic spots atop one of Oregon's majestic viewpoints. The peak la located Just 37 miles west of Cor vallls on Ihe Phllomath-Waldport highway. A receipt will be mailed for each SI donation enl lo Trek head quarters In Corvallls, Donation tickets are also available from every Shrlner, and In hundreds of restaurants and store throughout the Willamette valley and coast areas. On the peak road on Trek day, receipts win be exchanged lor donations, by Shrlner salesman. Locey reminded. Monte Blue. Hollywood radio and screen star, will be master of ceremonies at the benefit. More than too. ooo has been turned over to Ihe hospital the past alx years from Trek uroiits, helping mile folks to walk again. Events al Ihe main oiildnor amphitheater at the peak wilt be gin at 13 noon-iDSTi with bar becued beef, bread, and ' cofiee served for a small charge. Fam ilies are urged to bring Ihe re maining food to round-out a picnic feed. Featured free entertainment will Include the Bhrlner band, air show, music, stage show, and loads of impressive prises. Merchants In the four sponsoring Shrine coun ties Benton. Linn, Polk and Lin coln have donated impressive prliee for the mountain benefit. The Bhrlner'a hospital for Crip pled Children was opened In 1924. Since then, hundreds of youngsters under fourteen years of age, whose parents are unable to provide ade quate medical attention, are ad-' milted each year. Korea Truce Hopes Growing Br ROBERT B. TUCKMAN iinuBtu v.va ia Tijt enm. munlsla Wednesday obtained a two- oay extension oi a rece in v armistice talks shortly after the Pulping Red radio broadcast an an nouncement that could lead to a break In the deadlock over pris oners. The broadcast said Foreign Min ister Chou En-Lal announced Com munist China adhered with cer tain reservations to the Geneva convention of Aug. 13. 1948, deal ing wllh war prisoners. The broadcast seemed to sug gest that the Communista might agree lo transfer of Red war prisoners who refuse to go home to a mutually agreeable third pro tective power or a substitute or ganization auch as the all-Swiss International Committee of the Red Cross. The Communist request for the two-day recess waa made by a li aison officer at Panmunjom 3 , I I I Amlmntmm MM scheduled lo resume secret talks which nave oeen in recess Monday. The Communists gave no reason. they were studying a possible new United Nations statement or pro posal that may have cropped up during the current secret sessions which began July 4. Red delegates have called other recesses for such a purpose. The u.K..commana naa nmiui pated the new delay and the U.N. liaison officer was authorised In advance to okay It. The five-man armistice delega tions will reconvene Friday al 11 a.m. Woman Wins Damage Suit EUGENE Ml A circuit court Jury has awarded a Eugene wo man 81000 general damages and 3103.60 special damages for Injur ies she suffered when blackjacked by a cab driver last January. Mrs. Ann Anderson, asked 35,102 damages of Mrs. Rose Fortenber ry, operator of the Terminal Taxi Co. of Eugene. The cab driver, John Albert Deaver, - 33, pleaded guilty to a charge of assault with a danger ous weapon on Feb. 19. The charge was later reduced to a misde meanor. Amphibious Assault Set SEATTLE ifl The largest fresh water amphibious assault training operation In history will be held here Aug. 3 when some 3,000 Ma rines and Navy men hit the beach In a mock attack on the Sand Point Naval Air Station. Frogmen, underwater demoli tion men from the Navy, will pre pare the beach for the ossault. Taking part In the operation will be six destroyer escorts, two sea plane tenders, eight Corsair fight er planes and two rocket shlpis The Leathernecks- are Korean combst-tested members of the Third Marine Division stationed at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Dierdorff Heads Power Assoc. PORTLAND W John Dierdorff, vice president of the Pacific Power & Light Co,, Portland, Tuesday wan elected president of the North' weit Electric Light & Power Aa soclation. He succeeds A. B, Cummins of the California-Oregon Power Co Medford. A. W. Trimble, Mountain State Power Co., Albany, wan named first vice president nd R, O, Pt terfttrom, Montana Power Co., Butte, necond vice president, Legal Notice NOTit'K or NNA1. ACCOUNT Nolle U htHfhy sivvn, thai tit im dttitil iliiiliiUtifttil ol Oi fOl at LMviii W. I'm., dtif !, Iia fd'U ltr fitiat svcouitt with Hi ctui ritt ol Klsiitalh Couttiy. Givgon snil Hi .YiiiH Its wt rittUy Iht Ut da f Atint. ttf, t tti hour of ttn o'vlwli AM. of miti day, in Hi CMvutt tout', i omii lii ih ruiiitl ir rourl tiuiia, lit Klamath rath, l)rin. w Ih tlmt tint plat fur heat Ilia otMarllona Ihtltlu ant! Ih ttttmiiil Ihstfitl, Uattd thi .lid ttav of July. 10.11 rUi K Chatty AdnttnUlralrlx A W KhaiiPL. A Horn CITATION in Tiir t iHCinT coikt or nir mtatic or oiticuoN ton THK IOUNTY Or KUANATH In th Manor of lha Atltnillmi ef nonattl William !, nil nut. k To Itorls M. ' Vint at hrby nntlflad (hat ftnr l,wli llamblaluii ) tlaalrlr Lillian Hamultmi, l Portland. Oisn. hav fllail a p tl lion In lit abm nlttll rourl avrklitg Ih sdoiilitm uf (lotialtl William Maly and lr lha fhang ol Ih nam ol Mid child from Hotiald William haty to Itonald William llam Mtoit, and thai by vuttt of an onlvr mad and tnlfrrd In lha abov iilitld rourl by th tlonotalila David H Van. dnbrs on lha .tuth day ol Jun. ISW, (hit r nation la pittillilird In Ih llaiald and Nvwi and thai th I (rat puhltra lion thrtif la July id, I Mil, and th Ih laat publication Ihtrvof la July Jth. 10.12, and you at nollllfd lo appsr and ahow ratu. it any intit b. on or biur Iht 3ud day of Anguat. ItfU. at th hour of loot) am, Why tha pan lion of Ih ptitlonra that I not Ira (ranted, and for wanl thereof that Ih Court will ma eufh onlvra a ahall n Ju.t and mt rom-ernins tit adop tion of aald minnr child, and ou at htby ordrd and riirerled lo ahow rauM. If any ou have why th adop tion thould not b made aa prayed for In th petition of th petmonera. In Uitimoity whereof Wttneaa my hand and aeal of the above entitled Court IhU :toih day of June. lv3l. Cha r Del- p. tier. Bv Ethel Leltner, Deputy. J-MM?-1 No. SJ NOTKT6 TO CREDITOR A Nolle u hereby siven that t am th duly appointed, qualified and artm ex eruirtii of Ihe eiale of Ueorst ttiehn, (tecad. All peraona bavins claim ligainat aald eilat at hereby notified to prettnt the tame, wllh voucher a at tec tied. In lha manner provided by law lo to at Ihe milt tt Knwi h Driernll. Pine Tre Ruftdlnf, Klam ath relte, Oregon, within alx month of th data of tha firat publication ( IhU notice. iSlfned' Anna Biehn. Exe cum of ih Ktle of tieorg Biehn, Dacaaaad. rdwln S. DrUcoll tot Pin Tre Rulldtng Klamath Fall. Or on Attorney for Eatala June U-ae-July J-tiMT No. 17 NODC TO cnEDtTORS Notice la hereby given that t am the duly appointed, qualified and acting ad mlnllratili of in eute of Minntt C. fr Ira ten, dereaaed. All paraena having claim againa! eeid lal are hrhy notified to preaent in earn, wltn voucher a attached. In tha manner pro vlded by law. to m at the office of Edwin I. Drtacol). pin Tre Rulld tng Klamath rlta, Oregon, within atx month of tha data of tha furat publi cation of thta notice. (Slgnedi Helen r led ler. Admlnla tratrlx Of the Eelala of BJtnnis C. SrlritaMi. Da (laii, Edwin C. DrUcoll 20 Plna Tree Rullding AJiinain ran, uregon Attorney for Eatale June IS-ae-July -10-17. No, 7g NOTICE Or IIEARINO O.I riNAt ACCOUNT Nolle la hereby given that t have filed my Elnal Account. Report of Ad mlnlatrator, and Petition for Distribu tion In th matter of tha e.tale of Ed ward Market. dred. and th Ctr rull Court ha eat Friday, lha lat day of Augutt, ISM. al tha hour of ten o'clock a m. In th Circuit Court Room of Ihe Klamath County Court Ifouae Klamath Falla Oregon, aa the time and place for hearing of exception and obiectiona to aald Final Account, If any there be. Fdwln E DM troll. Admin Ulratnr of the Etate of ltd ward Merkel, Oecceiad. J-3-l(M7-J..Jl No ST notice or MEAittNci or FINAL ACCOUNT Notice U herrhy given thai th under algned ha filed hi final Account aa tha AdminUtrator. wllh the will an nexed of th Katate of Gar re H Brad, ner Cor ad. deceased, wllh Ihe Clerk of ihe Circuit Court of lha Hiate of Oregon, for Klamath County and that eaid Court haa aet Tuesday, tha iBth day of Augutt, Iltt, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, aa tha time, and the circuit Court Room In Ihe Court Houa. at Klamath ralu. Oregon, aa the place, for hearing objection. If any, to eairt rinal Account, and th a tile men I thereof. Dated thu Iflth day of July ISM WUJION S WILEY Administrator J-n-JaOl-Aui 7 -No. 105 ny MRH. T. P. MK1IAKL Mra, Mnttle Pallernon and son Ellis, who haa been visiting her iislcr-ln-lnw Mrs. 8nrah Michael, 1 for the past ten days, left Thur.v day, June 20, for her home tn Or cutt. Calif. Mra. Pn Iter, son in a former resident of thin community having lived in Pine Flat and Swun Lake. Mrs. Baker and three children, Yakima. Wash., Is vlMlino her pnr ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell. may Nci.son stenl the paht week In Klamath Falls visiting Mr. and Mr. Nelson Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oolrlberrv Klamath Kails, viMlcd' with Mrs. vin Jane white, Saturday, July 5. A lame crowd attended tht- chnrlvari at the UnRtll Valley nnii ior Mr. ana Mrs. Karl Hltaon, Saturday night, June 28. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thcw, San Diego, visited with Mrs. Maivln Michael. Wednesday afternoon, June 25. Mrs. Mattie Patterson and son, Ellis, Orcutt, and Mr. Sarah Michael visited on Wednesday after noon with Mr, and Mrs. Henrv Schmor, Bonitnza, Jan Clark left, Sunday, July 13, for Camp Cook, Calif., after spend ing the psst week visiting his Rrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Bell, Delmar Emman. Idaho, visited with his uncle, Charles Emman, FrWay, July 4, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Lebanon, visited on July 6, with their mother, Mrs. Zeta Robin and Mrs. Ann Jane White. Margie Hanson returned to her home at Roscburg on July 4, after spending a month with her grund piirentti, Mr. and Mrs, V, E. Oiise. Mr, and Mra. Art Vicira and two daughters. Delltger, Calif,, ac companied by their, mother, Mra, Rosa Vlctrn, arrived in Hildebrand, Thursday, July 8. for a visit with relstlvca and friends, Mr, and Mrs, Earl Hltaon Jr., have moved to the Ola Nelson home in Dairy. Mr. Sherwood Barnum, Eureka, visited wllh Mr, and Mrs. Verle Heseltine,' Thursday, July 3. Mrs. Jesse Drew. Mrs. Ertirst Btsbey, Mrs, Jesfie Angel and two daughters, ana Mrs, Billy Drew and daughter, Mary Louise, at tended the Oarden Club meeting at Mra, Bob Hortona. Mr, and Mrs. John Stewart and daughters, Sheryl, Margie and Kathy, Carlotte, Callf.( spent the week of July 4, visiting their par ents and friends. Mr, and Mrs, V. R, Grise drove io Me mora on July 4 where they enjoyed a picnic with their daiiRh ter and aen-in-lsw, Mr. and Mra. Hanson and family, Roscburg, CLASSIFIED RATES One day Itnea flays Week run Month run H. par word aw per word 2(q . per word o&o MINIMUM Tlit minimum charge for any out ad U fttxi. BOX NU Mil EltS Ail w erg to ads may be ImndlM thruugh box nunibrra at the paper for acrvat charge of 2 PtADUNS Claulfltd sos artcpted up to I Jo p.m. fur following day's publication, up to Noon Salurdsy fur Monds. t.aaotfisa oispiy mu at-'cipunj uy to li noou for following day puu Ucauon. ADJUSTMENTS PJaM msit all cialmi far adjut. menu ftiuiout dslay. Corrections or raactllatlons rt ctlvad by 6:30 p.m. will tn m.( in following days ptibltration, by 13 Noon ttaturday for Monday. IN MIM0AIAM MOnANO - In tovtng remembrance of Mary rivira Moiano called home July M. lS4i. RKI.OVKU MOTH K H Our heart ate aad. our ee were v.t a-or ve left you alone thai nignt steep in peace e if not l.-igtt. You sra atill our guiding fight. There a an amply chair in our hotr lon.ghl. Clone la tha fare moat dear Ttte Ivto tovtng at ma that held ua U$M, To comfort and diy aarh tear. t.lfe la em ply without volt here, for we nita vour loving anilte Though Ciod haa railed ou UoUtr dear, Me lent you to ua lor while, Thoe dear tired hand, ao alill and white. Your dear heart ao full of love Guiding ua on In pathway a right Til iiuH called you from above. Aa years roll by, when hearia are healed Of a pain that la all too new tleep down imtde, a love t aealad. Dear Mother, a love of you, Twill guide ua through lha changing II will Uad ua aver right Then once again, whan twilight neat. Vour dear anna, will hold ua fight. ny Dorothy K MAmi!ty Legal Notice AnvrsTisrMKNT rn in Bealed btda are requested for the romtrut-llnn ef an elementary arhart building, of one-etory frame renatrm--tlnn wllh hrtrh veneer aatermr. m having a floor area of approvimatelv 14..UO aquare feet, to ha erected at Newell. California, for the Newell Un ion Klementary jrhool Dlatrlrl. Bide are to he delivered to tha Clark of tha Hoard of Truateea on or before 00 pm on Tueartav. July 2. ism, at lha prMnl elementary building at Newell, California, or they may be rt livered to lha Architect on or befme 5 00 p m on tha urn date at the Arrhltert'e office Rid will he opened and pubtlrly read after S 00 p m. et Newell. California. Contract dorumenu. which tnrloda plana and epeciftcatione may t ob tained at the office of llowatd X. Iar rtn. Architect, list Main fttre!, Klam ath Palla, Oregon, for depoH nf laaw per aet; which depneit will le returned to lha bldrter upon return of tho documente to lha Arrhllet. Contract dorumanla are on file at tha Ruiidere Carhange, SAO Miction at , San francitro. California, at the Sacra man to Builders tarhange, 1334 I Slrari, Hacramentn. California and the Built), era Evrhange Coop .117, flulldera t change tluitdlng. Pott land. Oregon The Federal Securtiy Agenrjj, Offlre of Cducattnn. Uaihlngtoii. I C , h aulhortaed ronatrucllon of thlt projN t and an allotment of controlled main la la, Hidden are hereby notified that pit atiant to the Statute of the State of California, or local law thereto applic able. Ihe Truateea of the Newell l'nim Elementary School pltirict have rertalncd Ihe general prevailing rate of per diem wage in lha locality in which thia work u lo Ire iterfnrtned for earn rraft or type of workman or mechanic neeoeo io execute me rantrari tm prevailing hourly ratea ao determined are aa fullowt. Carpenter ... 12 St Cement tlntthers . ....... 3 i Cement miver under 1 yd. 3 I ' Cement mixer over t yd. u .. . 2 oncrete vibrator operator . t in Electrician ... . . 7 Iron workera, Struriurat 2 J'l Iron workrra reiitforrlitg . . 2 1 Ithoreri, building aa concrete rreta 1 iitnrr ....... . PSaaierera , a on riaiterers hod carrier .. . , 7 'Paintera ... 3 10 'Plumbers ., 7 7? Hnofeta . .. JM fthet Metal Workers "i Sieam niters . . ,. - 711 Tile Hatters ....... . 3t4 'Wage rates ahown with aaterik are determlnrd by the Klamath rail. Oregon Loca la, which have iurladtc- dlelion over tha craft. All other erafta rome under the Jurla diction of tha Heddtng, California Lo cala. Any minimum wagea or overtime ralea nor ahown will be ihoae prevail ing in the area aa eatabluhed tiy Die nulidlna Trncte Office havine IntUUU- lion. Any it r ion making a hid or of- fcr in perform Ihe work ahail in nia bid act for 111 lha name and the location of Ihe mill, ihp in offira of each uh contractor who will perform work or labor or render acmre to the con tractor in or about the rnmtiuctlon of the work or Improvement and lha por tion of the work which will be none by earh etibcontracior in an amohut In rcti of one-half of one percent 'i ol I'aI of lha general contractor's bid. 4i If a contractor falla to aperlfv a auKl contrite tor for any portion of the woilc ' lo ho performed under tha contrail, ha ahall be deemed to have agreed tn' perform auch portion himself, and ha ahall not ia permitted to ubrontract thai portion of the work except under conditions preacrlbed by law. lilda are to be accompanied by a 3 bid bond or certified check and the aucceaaful bidder will be required to furnlah Surety Company M;, Perform ance and 5u Labor and Material Bnd, and ha ahall he re qui red to carry Pub lic Liability Insurance aa apeclftrd. The Truateea of the Newell Union Flemanlary Hchool Uiattict reaerva tha right lo reject any and all blda and to walvsj any Infarmalllle, Signed Parry M. Hawkins J-10-17-24 No Brt NOTICK Or BALK Notlrs la hereby given that puratiant tn lha order of the Circuit Court of lha State of Orrgon fnr the County of Klamath, Probate Department, In tho mutter of tha Katale of lis C. Nca leigh, alio known aa I. C, Nealeigh, decerned, lhal tha admlnlalralor will sell at private admlnlatrator's sale at tho office of tha Herald and Newa, Klamath Valla, Oregon, for raah or part caah and part credit on such termi at may be approved by tha court the fol lowing dcacrlhed real property local ad In Kl ninth County, Oregon, to-wit: The Hnulh one hnif of lit 11. tn niock a of Plcntiant View Tracts Klam ath County, Oregon Held sale will 1m made on or after lha 1st day of Auguat, 11)32. Martin Lowell Nealeigh Admlnlalralor nf the Katate nf lis C. Nenlelgh, ska I.C. Nealeigh. dereaaed bkattik & iiinnAitn Attorney 'nr Admlnlalralor It ma Butldu.1 Orrgnn Clly( Oregon J-M0.1T-24 No. AS NOTICK TO CTtKDtTOnfl Notice la herehy given that 1 am (lis duly appointed, qualified and acting Ad mlnlatrnlnr of the eatale nf Mnrtlia Lund, riereriHFd, All peraona luivlng claims agntnat aald eatnte ara herehy notified lo preaent them to me, properly verified aa by law required, al the of fico of Donald A. W. Ptper, AUorney, 20? Pins Tree. Building, Klamath Kails. Ore eon, within atx months nf the dnla ef the first piihllrnllnn of this notice, ssld data being tha 17th day of July, noa. fat Chnrtea R, Holmes Admlnlalralor of the entate nf of Martha Lund, decoaaed. DONALD A. W. PIPin I'tns Tree nuiidtng Klamath Pails, Oregon Attorney for rotate. J-17-ai-Jl.A-fl No. lot i f,
