TlltlHSIlAY. JULY 31, 1(152
IIKRAI,!) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREr.OV
PACE NINETEEN
FORT KLAMATH
Hy MYHTI.K .VIMt.lt
Mm, Muriel Cooper liaa l alumni
In liar Iiiiiik ,L '1 in lix k, Ciilll.,
allnr nprutlliitf ilirrp daya with Iirr
iuirnu, Mr, anil Mm, rioil U.
Ill own. C'ryntul, wlirra heir throa
ilillilrrii liad brn ulnylnii lor tlis
auinmrr Vacation. On M'tiiiuiiiH lu
Culiiuria, Mrn, Cooper w actum
panliHl by Hid Iwu yuiingcr clill
ilirn, l.litllln nl id Union, IravlliK
hrr older iliiuulilcr Joitn with hrr
mniiilKiriiu in attaint about Ihc
III ow n home wlilln Mi . Drown In
iMinlinrd lo hnl aa Ilia rrsult of
a aavara aplnal Injury. Hha haa
been Ik lit up lor live werka, bill
expenta to bo able to bn up aiitl
around aooii.
Mi. and Mia, Linen 1 Millar
Mr. leturned lunl Weiluenilay (loin
a thiea-day buslliena trip lo Itej
llliill, where Ihey were art-'oiiipan
led by Lllya Hlyonya, who visited
her purenla and other inenibera uf
her luiully at Kill llliill and her
tit other In Hun FraurtM-n, return
hiu with Die Millern un WrdncMiay.
Mr. and Mra. It. K. Marahall,
their awia, Itlrtiard and Hubert,
Irit pint week lor their home In
I'oitnrvllle, alter a llllee-weoka
vim. with Mr. and Mra. Wllllum
.umliiuii at the &umoTun ranch,
Ilia two women are nnitorn. One
week nl the tune waa nprnl on
a li ip north to Hi iillle when Mis.
Zumurun, Mra. MiuMiull and aoioi
vmiird at Samlpoiiit Naval Air Bil
lion wllh their brother and lainlly,
mule in nl rlasa Ii v In Hi own and
wile, now hUtlourd al Heattle, lor
a)x inonth.'t. hlh Miiindrou huvlnu
i i rmly Mown to Heuttle (rum Hon.
ilulu alter a aix-moiilh's atay
Uieie.
Mra. Kloiriue lluiilinrr, Seattle,
leu Krlday, July a&, alter annul
1 1 K a week Willi her alMer, Mia.
Murtiii Yetite, at her home In
IJeninn Park. Mr. and Mra, Yemte
own and operate the Di-nlun Park
ratlins and Old Uwliiiinlni Hole.
IJurliiB hrr alater'a villi, Vriiuo
and aon Karol wore abnenl on a
buMlli Mi trip lo Lou Anurlen. Other
vinltors arrivlnu recently al the
YeuH home were Albert Uenlon
ami dauuhter Margaret, who came
limn Portland and alayed over
iiiiiht. Sunday, July JO. LleiiUin op
erate a lumber yard at (liimn and
waa called recently lo the home
of hta atintly in Pnriland, aum
moned by newa of the lllue.ia of
his wife, who haa now recovered.
Bprndlni laal Friday, Saturday
and Sunday as hnusti Bursts of Mr.
and Ma. Olal Erlckarn al their
home went of here al Ihe Modoc
l.umber Co. camp wera Mr. and
Mra. flverre Munaon. their daunt
ter Mary Anne and aon Paul, Klaui
air, ralla. The vinllora had only
lair lurk at llstilng In nearby Hev
an Mile Creek during their atay.
While here Ihey especially enjoyed
Ilia treat of one of Mra, Krlckarn'a
aiieclaltlea, her deluxe 8wedlnh
riancake breaklaata, which accord
us lo Ihe guests, are "oul of this
world."
Arltona vlsllora at Ihe home of
Mr. and Mra. Harry Kniile wera
her nlhtcr and aunt, Oai Mason
arid Claire Odea, Tucaon, who ar
rived Monday and led Thur.iday
for home, Wlillo here, Ihey were
taken on Irlpa In varloua scenic
Men, Women! Old at
40,50, 60! Get Pep
Ftil Yri Youngtr, Full of Vim
pen t Ha iMitt4tl B-f"i( fu 1N fwlih(
ii n itnir itu-u nda wat1 ( whl llin
pMilf V e) b t "It tiifllllltlt Intlt
flirn hmcIM tn-bf t 1l nl4 IvH I t-u
)fitr4 W"i rtmit'a tuil4tmniUr- ti
If l ien pivtihrsni V .ami Mi tthr fM
Iff art tn (! rPPJi
te-fr IMtl tn tw lltit Cr -. . Unst
l (tstui.r li in ci oir vt tint Hit"
4ftt4 Wl WlM lugs ropttimt fjvtKmt" MM
Ai ill Jrfiflfi trh'r m Klm-
Ik rail. ! hrlt.
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polnta of Interaat, Including Crater
Lake.
On TIiiiimIuv, July 34, Joan
Loimley lell lor Ihe auiiiiner lor
Paulina llulte, located in Ihe Oclio
co National f'orent, where alio
will act aa Inokolll durlliu the va
cation. Hha la aludyiliK home ec
onomics al Oreaoii Htute Colleue,
Coivullla. Mm, Hayinoiid H. I.uos
Iry acioiiipunled her ihiuuhter aa
fur aa tinner ranger alntlon, four
teen milea from I'uulltia Lake,
where Ihey apenl the nlitht wllh
Mr. and Mra, Jay llimhea iMiule
l,oileyi and children. HiiHlien la
lore.it ruiiiter for thul vicinity. Neat
day, Jnuii went on lo her auiiiiner
ponl aa loreat aervlce lookout and
her mother relurned to her home
al the Uioalry ranch.
On Wednendiiy evening, July ill,
a iiieeluiK wiia held for mrinboia
of the Wood Hlvnr ploneera and
Old Timcra, who met In the club
hoilne to cIimmish plana lor the
lorthcomliiK third annual pn nlu lo
ha aponanmd by the oritunl.ntlon at
Kliubnll pit ik. . Sunday Auguni I'f.
let-toHrther which will lie held In
the clubhouse on Haiurdiiy eveuinii,
and election of ulllcers lor Ihn
coming year will be held. Kor thla
bite event of the aummer, II was
decided thai the organisation will
lurnlnli buked hum, Hied chicken,
and cnflee lor the picnic lunch,
eacn member aiiendinii in hi inn
a food Item and personal table
nervine. Conducting me meeting
Wednesday evenlnu wan Ihe pres.
Idenl ol the group, Knimctt Hiae
more. Zane Zlikle. Klamath Kalln, vis
ited at the home of Mr. and Mia.
Don Veutch auu fiimily from Hut
unlay, July 111. until Ine IoUowiiik
iue.iilay. lie and mi parenia weic
nelithbora of Ihe Watch family
dui inn their renidence at Wocun.
Amvinu at the Veutch home Krl
day for a vlall were Mrn. Veulch'n
nlHler and her hunbaud, Mr, andj
Mrn. Joncpli Zwelllor, Bull Lake
City. Utah.
Utile Diana Ruckk la buck with
her maternal hi audpa renin, Mr.
and Mra. Hoy Winter, wllh whom
nhe makea her home, alter a lwo
weekn' niay in Portland with her
paternal urandparentn and aunt,
Mr. and Mra. U. K. Kueug and
Hetty l.tndnlrom.
Mia. Myrtle Oeuton returned r'rl
duy, July 3&, Irom a Ihrve-weekn'
vacation at Arcula, Calif., with
her nlnter, Mrn. Clura Heull, who
accompanied Mra. Denton here for
a vinll at her homo at tlie Denton
ranch.
House ituenta arrlvinft Saturday
at Mra. Mildred Caaicl'a home
here were her alater, Mra. Dora
Churchman of Springfield, accom
panied by her aon-tn-law, daughter
and children, Mr, and Mra. Hob
Hhaw, aon Scott and daughter,
Hrth. whose home la In North
Bend, Ore.
Mr. and Mra. Mitchell tMikel
Mcaullcu moved thla pant week
from Ihe Hlghlmler apartmenta lo
the Marvin ftocder rentnl resi
dence. Vlniung the Beaulieua lor
a week were her atnter and. ne
phew, Mra. fjiwrence Hare and
llltle Lawrence Gene, who left on
Hunday, July 37. for iheir home In
Corvallia. Her hunband, Cpl. Law
rence Hare, la atationcd In Korea
with Ihe U.S. army,
Guc.nm at the home of Mr. and
Here's REAL FAST relief for
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SKIN TROUBLES
efin ft dnctar't hiehly mellratd
nttfptlr promptly rehrvrt tlrhlng
of akin rmhe, eviemil, thtrt foot
and lirnilkr lurfar alt in nH -.) p
trrltntlona. Zrmo ttnpa irratchintr and
to tirli healinir fatter. I-or ituLiborn
i huy r.ttra
Strtntk 7. 9 m
liquid.
ZEMO
COMMODITY
--iTr'
CORPORATION
LOANS
li..'ar.
Name The First National Bank of Portland
when applying for a Commodity Credit Cor
pora tioi loan from your local PMA Cotnmif
, tee. At The First National Bank your VXC
Loan will receive prompt servicing . . . cash
available kumcdiatety.
. . KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH
C y. SOUTH 6th STREET BRANCH
-T MERRILL BRANCH
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
f S OF PORTLAND
TU am Of 8M 10 TO 6 tOt DAYI A WIIK hr rr faavaalMM
UT IWLD OMeON rOOimi" M.rt ral ttUt mm CvpMlM
Mra, frank Kdwarda on Hunday
were their two daughtera, Mra. Lee
Kergiinon and Mra. Kenneth Mot
rin, both ol Prlnevllle; their aon
and family, Mr. and Mra. Herbert
Kdwarda and children, Klamath
Knlln. 'flie group cume lu bring
gilln and eoiiKralulatlona In Iheir
liither on hia blilhduy annlveruary
ol July 3D.
Vmitora during lent week at the
home nl Mr, and Mra. Jamea f.
Vuu Woriner and aon Dmiglua were
her molhcr, alnier and niece, Mrn,
Karl Tliompnon, Alturua, Mra. Lar
ry Qiiiiiii and daughter, Oay Blew
art, HacriimeuUi, Calif, Coming on
hiiuduy lo apend the day were
other relatives, including Mra. Van
Wormer'a brother and family, Mr.
and Mra. lull Uranhum and Iheir
two little anna of Illy, her brother-in-law,
nlater and email nephew,
Mr. and Mrn. Chnrlea (Chuck i
Hmllh and Lelund, Klamath Kalln.
Kmployea of the PahnerUm Lum
ber Co. oi'Kliimalh Falla enjoyed
a picnic on Hunday, July 37, at
Denlou Park, where a large crowd
guihered lor a duy of fun, Includ
ing leantlng and awliiiinlng In Ihe
Old Hwlmmlng Hole, perlect atltn
the day ideal lor auch an outing.
fteceul arrlvaln are a pair ol
hnppy young newlyweda, Mr. and
Mrn. George Cronn, who lant week
moved for the aeaaon Into a col
lage al Denton Park. Their wedding
wan an event of 3:15, Monday,
July 31, the ceremony tak
ing place at the ofllce of a Juntlce
ol the Peace In Reno. The
pretty bride la the former 1-ola
WaiUllove, Ixiugvlew, who waa em
ployed at Crater Lake Lodge In
lUriitcr Lake NnUnnal Park p.ior
lo her wedding. Her hur.bnmi, orit:-
uirliy hulling irom KnllnjH-ll, Mon
tana, la manager of trie manaaru
Oil nervlie nlatlon coneennlon In
Crater Lake Park, a position which
he held ln.it neanon alio. Friends
here Join In extending fellcllnliun.n
and congratulation To the young
couple and wmh them all the luck
In the world In Iheir llle together
Originally act for Baturday eve
ning. Augunt 1, Hie accond annual
Western alyle atreet dance lo be
held here next month under npon-nnr.-.llln
of the C I. Club will be
changed due to the fact that the
iillun would rotifhcl wllh the all
ium! get-together and picnic plan
ned lor Augunt 1-ntli. Announce
ment will be made later of the
definite date on which the dance
will be given.
Announcement la made thnt reg
ular nervleen at the local Melho-
dint Church will be resumed, Hun
day. Augunt 3, ft 30 a.m., PST.
Sunday Hchool clasaes will con
vene at 10:30 am., at Ihe con
clusion of Ihe church aervlcea.
During the monln of July, no
church aervlces were held here.
Hundny nchool cla.snea k.ily meet
ing at 6 30 each Sunday, due to
Die absence of Kev, and Mm. i;.
Kllery Echlln and family, who have
now relurned from a month vaca
tion during which they visited Mra.
Rchlln'n parents and other rela
tives at Port Huron, Michigan. Rev
Kchltn Is pastor ol the Ctuloquin
and ron Kiamatn Metnodint chur
ches; he and hia family making
tneir nome in tne neighboring town.
I.rSCII VKNDING MACHINE
NKW YORK 0w People who eat
on the run soon may be nble to crt
complete lunch Including hot
sandwiches irom one vending ma
chine. A device In being manufac
tured with neven com part menu
which dispense, when the proper
coirm are laser ted. Juice, hot or
cold sandwiches, pie, paatrlee, cof-
lee and cnocoiaie mlllt.
Check and Align
Front End
$4.95
Dugan & Mest
CREDIT
a
Mt. Uki
fir MIIH. CilAH Del.AP Jr.
Mra. Oconto Klllott entertained
on her lawn Wednesday mornuHt
with Kidnap Party, In ether
worda "come aa you are.' P.njoy
lii the iiioiiiIiik were, Ethel Whit
hitch, Mary Louise Kntnan, Millie
Ofidard, Jeanuelle Jackr.on, Viva
Millard, uenrgia i.ane, niancne
lialaiKer. Belle Mare, Honnia Kln-
churn, ilerlha Knrnan Beth Wil
lluiiir., Mabel Dixon, Cnriil IJolan,
Uordllica Miica, ureicnni i-.iiinnn
h,va it. ftlce, Helen O'Uonahue,
Blanch Klowera, 'Ilielrna llouck,
Hazel Oeorne. Gertrude Olarloslti,
Klciiimr Jin knoll, Wllilietta Uraunou,
Gladys Chcyiic, Durolhy Jackson,
(leoritla BfKitli, Kate llllynril, violet
Uiwis, Mary Thoinpaon. Milt Fcr
u .on, Mary Klllntl, iMibelle llesef.
tine, Maude McClay, Madelin Oril
f llli, Mra. I,. A. Went, Bailie Man
iiIiik, Barbara Whltlach, IXjrothea
Koi'iilcke. Mra. Ilurold lJclillnicr,
Lillian 11111. VlrKinia Payne, Hone
U-e, Murjorle Bclry, Vivian Wim,
Bi tty Hhurp, Mra. Glen UihUniier,
Gertrude Bnnta, MarKUerlle Hrelt
haupt, Adah lliowii, lliilh Marhhall,
Iva Campbell, Huby While, Kiltie
Jackson. Bertha Pealm, Mane
Orem, Vera Durant, Ann Fairclo,
Aunes Ueurdsley, Mac Lai'rairie,
Biirbnra Utone, Marilyn Mack, Ha
wl Heiiinu, Grelchcn Thompson,
Theliua Crenwell, llcne Onmnaii.
Cora Kniniin, Helen Knnian, Pat
Beyiner, l-'lnrcnce OeLap, I.ydla
Kdnionds nl Powell, Wyomlnit.
Miiilliuet I-room ol Kulein anil
Jon.-piiuic l.lhs ol Norlolk, Ni hras-
ku.
Members of Ihe Thursday Club
and Iheir lainlllen met last Thui.s
day evcnuiK at Wiard Park lor a
wiener roast and a very enjoy
able evenuiK.
Mra. Dirk KleniuiK Is Improving
al the Hillside hospital alter hav
liut major aurkcry ten days auo.
Mr. and Mra. Earl Reynolds,
Boise, Idaho, visited at their ranch
on Hie Merrill Highway one day
tins week.
The Lx-Lap family spent an en
joyable weekend al Ihe coast, also
vu.ncd with their 2 year old grand
mother, Mrn. C. H. BeLlip, who
lives with her duuithter and family
the Ralph Turners, who reside m
Roseburn. Kittle Jackson went as
lar as ItoscburK and plans on visit
ing with Grandma IJeLup while the
Turners are on a trip lo Boston,
Mass.
Linda and Leland DeLap had the
misfortune ol some dogs getting
into their 4-H sheep last Sunday
night, killing three and Injuring one
of their lambs they planned on ex
hibiting at the fall ahow.
Mra. Fred Beyiner and Mra. For
real Brelthaupt spent 3 days In
Portland last week shopping.
The T. D. Jacksons had company
from Paducnh, Ky., Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Albrllten and aon. The Al
brittens lived here during the time
the Marines were stationed here.
Shirley and Lola Chancy are visit
ing for 10 dayi In Mcdtord wllh
their aunt, and family, the Keith
Chlldreths.
Mrs M. G. Brannons sister and
aon visited at the Brannons for
three weeks. Mrs. Seymour re
turned to her home in Bonneville
last week. Aliens plan to atay until
time for school lo atari and help
with the Irrigating.
BONANZA
By CORA LKAVITT
Sunday visitors al the Owen Peo
ple home In Bonanr.a. July 20. were
Mr. and Mra. LeRoy Erdman and
Jimmy, lormer Mamam rana ica
lldcnta now of Eugene. The Erd
mana were on their way home from
a trip to New York. Other visitors
at the Pepple home that day were
Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Pepplc, their
daughter; Mra. Nome Pcpple, John
. . ( . nrf w.. nilr Petw
nl. anrf dauchler. Pam; and Mrs.
Cleda Wells. . . . ,
Mrs. Florence Morn ana jbckic
spent Bunday. Julf 20. in Langell
Valley Wltn uie narry ri"i-'3.
..... c uf Dmu,n l.annell Vnllev
VoraiKnn nnkeriifleld.
miiu ' . .
visited Mrs. Owen Pepple, Monday,
July 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bold and son
spent several days at the coast,
they returned Saturday, July 19.
Gordon Olvan, who taught al Dll
lard, is vtaitlng his parents, Mr.
ana flirs. x,rne.-i. ui.mi.
i.. rrhnnriler. SnraDue River.
spent a week with Vernon Haley.
rrans. tL,eiiyi uimnw m.cu
to Klamath Valley Hospital. July
23. with a back injury sullered
while loading baled hay.
Bob cunnuiRnam is nome irum
li .ii. iailn.. Unctillitl and re.
covering nicely from major surgery
Mr. ana wiia. iiwui
returned home from tlicir honey
Tnnv will mnl, their home
in Bprague River. They were mar-
neo recently in neno; mm. wumc
was the former Mae Chains,
Legal Notice
s i t m si n N s
Equity No. 24R
IN THE CIRCUIT COIJKT OT THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
MAYNARt) N. IIRtCZISCSE. n Infant.
, Pi llrlrzurie. his
guardian ad litem. Plaintiff,
ELIZABETH AHERCROMB1E. om
llniM known Elliabeth HrlciUcw.
DTo"UEUZABETH ABERCROMBIE.
alio known at Elisabeth llrlctlscu, De-
""n'tHK NAME OF THE STATE Or
OREGON: You r hereby required t?
aonear and anwer the complaint filed
aalnit you in the above entitled court
and caue on or before the expiration
ol lour weeki from the date of the
firnt publlcaUon of thie ummoni.
which data li July Mn. "
you fall eo lo anpear or amwer Plain
tiff, for want thereof, will apply to the
above - entitled court for the reflex
graved for In till complaint, to-wlt:
For a decree of this court adjudging
and declartna Ihe purported marriae
between plaintiff and defendant void
and no rorce ana riiru., nu
other and further relief a; to the Court
may eeem lust una mwi."'..
Thtt uummonn 1 icrred upon you by
puhllcatton thereof by order ol the Hon
orable David R. Vandenbera. Judie of
tha abova-enlltled court, made and en
tered on the 33rd day of July. 1KB.
directing- that auch publication be made
n the Hernia ana news
paper publl.hed In Kl.mkth County,
iireson, lini irn. i, n,i ...... ..
for four consecutive weeki.
Data of fl it publication: July 14,
'"Date o lint publication: Ailfuit al,
1092.
A. W. Schaunp
Allor.iey for plaintiff
sua v.'llltu Bullrtlns
Klan-.ath Fall.. Oregon
t JJ1 A 7-14-11 No. Ill
100 Paraffin Baia Eaitem
2 Gal. Canned Oil
Special 1.47
Javhawk Petroleum
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CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30, 1952
ml ueucrai
jui ttonu dime.
10 J ttiaua Tax Utreet
lot bp. km. rut fcqulp
104 K.M.P.O
101 K M. P. Levy
101 Jail Levy
100 Depreciation Sink.
110 Paik. Meters
111 Glf -street parking
201 Airport
Wt Park
Jul Perpetual Cars -
204 City Property
S05 Roads .....
206 Swim. Pool Subscript
207 Charitable Fund
218 Imp. Revolving
200 Library
210 Lot Revolving -.
211 Recreation ..
301 Clara Moore Cera. Fund
302 Part Payments
303 Boxing Comm.
304 Emergency .....
304 Park Paving
3(a) Unclaimed Property
307 Kl. Imp. Fund
308 Hwlm. Poo) Levy
300 Occupations Tax
310 V.M.P. Levy
311 KC 4 M
401 Linkville Cem.
402 Linkville Sink
403 Employes Retire .
I 404 Airport Sink
, 404 Fire Dept. Levy
Investments, All Funds
Cash In Banks
I, Ruth T. Berry. Treasurer of
Judge of the City o( Klamath Fa.U.
receipts and aisDursemcnts oi eacn paiucum iuuu -- - ii- nd
Oregon, at the close of business on June 30, 1952. as shown by the receipts and Jfi
the ledner o( ssld account and lunds; and that the above cash balance Is a true and correct aUtement
,,
State o( Oregon
County of Klamath
City of Klamath Falls )
Legal Notice
RESOLUTION NO. SIS
A retolution fixing tha tlma and place
for the hearing of obiecuonA to the
propoied (iKum.nt roll made and
filed by the common council In Ihe
matter of the improvement of. Law
lence Street, from the outhweterly
line of Newcaitle Street (formerly an
alleyi to Ihe Southwesterly line of the
alley at rear of lot 17. Block 8 and
Lot 13. Block IS. Htlltide Addition to
City of Klamath Falti. Oregon; general
ly known aft Improvement Unt No.
US: and approving aald aueiUMill
roll heretofore filed herein.
Whereaft, the Common.. Council hae
made and filed in the office of the
Police Judge Ihe propoied Auesemrnt
Roll In connection with the -proposed
improvement of. Lawrence Street, from
the Southwetterly line- of Newceitle
Street iformerly an alley to tha South
westerly Una of the alley at rear of
lot 17, Block 8 and Lot 12, Block 11.
HllUlde Addition lo the City of Klamath
Falli. Oregon, leenerally known ae Im
provement Unit No. list , as mora fully
.v.nu,n nn tha nlkn. ina described in
the specificiattons of the City Engin
eer on tile in the matter or the said
lmnrovement with tha .said Police
Therefore, b. It resolved ky the Com
mon Council of the Cly of Klamslh
Falls. Oregon, duly assembled In regu
lar session, aa follows:
Section f.
That Monday tha 18th day of August,
19S2. at the hour of 7:30 o'clock pm.
prevailing time at the Council Cham
ber In the City Hall for the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, be and hereby
is fixed as the data, time and place
lor the hearing of oblectlons to aaid
proposed assessment roll, and to tne
individual property assessments there
in set lorth; and.
Section 11.
Be It further resolved that the said
Proposed Assessment RoU. be and it
Is hereby approved by the Common
CauncU; and.
Section III.
Be it further resolved that the Police
Judge of tha said City awe at least
ten HOi days notice, by publication in
the Herald and News, on three separate
dayi. and by posting noUca on each
lotf ban of lot. block piece or Parcel
and acreage property set forth and
described in said Proposed Aement
Roll, that al said meeting of the i Com
mon Council on said dale, all objaettons
made and filed to such assessment roll
and to the Individual assessments there
in, will be heard and determined, and
that following a .determination of all
objections the Common Council will
proceed, by ordinance, te. assess the
proporuonate share of the cost ol mak
ing such proposed Improvement in ac
cordant? with the benefits ,'"
theretrom to each lot. part of lot. block
piece or parcel of or acreage
Sroperly heretofore round and deter
mined to be liable for such cost. Such
Sou" to be posted and published as
Storesald shall further state the boun
daries within which the propertt ltej
that Is bound to be benefited and liable
or such proportionate share : of Uie coat
of such improvement, and shall also r-f-r
lo such Proposed Assessment roll,
'or dJlaumforeJatlen: and I that : bou.
daries Within which the property lies
that Is so benefited and to be assessed
iorl.uchWl.ipV"ov.m.nt. is all that prop-
rtv Ivintr adjacent to the said sireei
erty linc a J improvement
"tends thereon, and ""djn b,.n.
SOTS Xd reslocWySj
to a street Intersection, which said
quarter shall be liable for auch inter
spaced by the Common Council of
the "It? of Klamath Falls, Oregon, that
aath day of July, ISM. . . Klm
"preJented to the Mayor and by him
approved and signed, this 29th day or
July, 1852. T0mp.on
Attest, rrank A. Blackmer
Police Judge
Slate of Oregon
County pi Km'h-. SS'
C'iy riik A.",Bl.1'ckm.r, Polk Judge
of 'thV City of Klamath rails. Oregon.
So th.er.Cby,yc.rtlfy that the ''
foregoing is a "u. copy of a reKita
toraPaS-'S
Mayor and attested by the police Judge
Frank A. ,
Police Judge.
I-Sl Al-1- No. M
NOTICE Or SALI BY
UNITED STATES MARSHAL
iven that Dursuant
lo a decree of sale enterred by the
"!". V",1!" .KKKVJek".
u,. company v. mcb.Vl
rornnrtlon. a corporation, anrl ri
Hudn. nrt Klimiith County, uregon,
mun.c.p. -Mr;- d b
uid' dfcre ppolntfd lo e tha prop
art? de7rbedP'h.r.ln will "II"' pub
lic auction to tha highest bidder or
blddera for cash at tne " '
or the BKi of Section 13. Townhtp
I S. Range 9 B. of the Willamette Mer
idian, approximately 100 mil north
of the City of Klamath FalU in Klam
ath County, Oregon, near Lapine, ore
ion, on the 7th day of Auiuit. , IBM,
at il:00 a.m., the property in eaid de
cree directed to be aold. or w much
thereof aa may be nece.tary to
the judgment. InUreat, aalei, eoU and
"-.t,it:... f s. is.
Townihlp 3.1 S., Range 0, I. of the W M.
ipgemer wnn c.i.imi-.
uata thereon and tncludini the follow-
Herculee 3 KW Generator. 1 Koehler
tfc KW Owerator; Uf. Army J'f"
Corpa m KW CUn. Motor No, eJ
Legal Notice
Balance
July 161
DUburtemenU
. a ,oi.oo
3J.lij4.l0
1,021.113
- 114().78
.. 12.18448
.. 40.770.43
... 30,057.04
... 31.35636
... 17,500.00
... 4.001.18
... 11,071.35
288.04
... 10.485.58
.. 8,625.16
... 3,12084
-. 3.652.30
566.55'
... 3.073.80
... 4,326.87
... 12;i32.00'
761.50
333.36
700.10
6.028.30
8273.049 44
4,682 23
103,485 07
7,147.44
25.653 K
it 404.13
23.001.11
65,007.70
17.400 00
30.4:18.76
23.001.28
3.440 40
21,166 04
24,034 34
3.240 84
658 6
13.703.72
25.646 27
1.965 68
38.31873
464.75
017.20
6,405.33
512.42
825.25
2,400.00
' 10,933.00 12,504.00
. 50,654.14 50.000.00
. 52.170.21 62.000.00
. 3.771.22 0.968.12
7.000.00
, 13.787.8o 15.78220
5563.82
6J05.49 33.706.50
t370.861.38 1956.981. 85
Indicate Overdraft
the city of Klamath Palls, Oregon,
Oregon, do hereb ycer
Witness my hand
Ruth T.
Frank A.
Legal Notice
RESOLUTION NO. 324
a r.iniinn fiyintr that time and Place
for the hearing of objection to the
proposed iiMumenl roll made and
filed by the common council In the
matter of the improvement of. Painter
Street from the iouthweterly line of
Pacific Terrace to the aouthweiterly
line of the alley at the rear at tot
12. block 18. and lot 17. block 13. Hill
tide Addition, to City of Klamath Fain.
Oregon; generally known a improve
ment unit No. 115: and approving aaid
assessment roll heretofore filed herein.
whereat, tne v-ommon oua
made and illefl in tne omen
Police Judge the proposed Assessment
Roll In connection with the proposed
improvement of Painter Street from
the Southwesterly line of Pacific Ter-
i via. ntithwatrrlv line of the
Alley at me rear m "'"r.",'
. n th. r.tv of Klamath Falls. Ore-
. L ii , lMnrnvrneTlt
iron, ijrneraiiaj
Unit WO. as morn utiy .- "
the pun ana aescnoea m
(ir..ti.n nt th cttv Encinecr on file
in the matter of the said improvement
i.lm .. rani Pnlir-at Judat:
Therefore, be it resolved by the Com
mon Council of me u- wi rv
FalU. Oregon, ouiy asscmuicu "
lar cession, aa follows:
Section I
That Monday the 18th day of August,
.ax. -a .1 nf n'tlOCk D.m.
prevailing lime, at the Council Cham
ber in me -hj " :
Klamath FalU. Oregon, be and hereby
for the hearing of objections to said pro
posed assessment roll, and to the indi
vidual property asseasmenu therein se .
lortn; ana.
Section II.
Be It further resolved that the Mid
Proposed Assessment Rou, be and n
is hereby approved by th. Common
Council; and.
Section III.
M. ......... .,.i.,H that the Police
Judge of the Mid City give at least
... j.v. MtW bv nub cation in
tha Herald and News, on three separate
days, ana oy posnua
lot. part of lot block, plcc. or parcel
and acreage property set forth and
described in said Proposed Asseasmeni
Roll, thai ai aaia m.."a
mon CouncU on said dale, all objec
tions made and filed to, such assess
ment roll and to the individual .assess
ments therein, will be heard and deter
mined, and that following a determin
ation of all objections, the Common
Council will procew. oy v.u...-.
asse&s the proponionaie snaie
cost of making such proposed improve
ment in accordance with the benefits
accruing therclrom to eac.l Lot, part
of lot. block, piece or parcel of land
or acreage properly, heretofore round
and determined to b. liable for auch
cost. Such notice to be posted and pub
lished as aforesaid shall further sUte
the boundarios within which the prop
erty lies that la bound to be benefited
and liable for such proportional share
of the cost of such improvement and
shall also refer to such Proposed As
sessment Roll, for detailed information;
and that boundaries within which the
property lies that is so benefited and
f u. ......... i., .ttch lmnrovement.
Is all that property lying adjacent to
the Mid street as lar as mo
improvement cxtenas incrcoii auu
tending back from tha said lines of said
street to the center of the respective
blocks so lying adjacent, together with
the Quarter of each block abutting upon
and adjacent to a street Intersection,
which said quarter shall be liable lor
the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, this
28th day of July. 1932. 4
t. , i tn th Mavnr and bv him
approved and algned thla 29th day of
July, ivaa.
Robert A. Thompson
Mavnr
Attest Frank A. Blackmer
1-OI1C. ,UOE.
Stat, of Oregon.
r-nniv of Klamath. SS.
City of Klamath rails.
I Frank A. Blackmer Folic, juage
.k. r. nt Klamath Falls. Oreson.
do hereby certify that the above and
?.'.n S'.'nH-bv "the
Common Council of the Ciiy of Klamath
ci. r.Mnn .t It. retnjlar meeting
held 'on the 28th day of July. 1952. and
thereafter approved ana eignea "V
Mayor and attested oy me rvmw
Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge.
J-m-A. 1-1 No. 127
Model 1 M 21-A; 140 HP Hercutet Mo
tor? Model ZXB Motor No. 315087-3KW;
TV.-,.-! uvr a t-vl Mnlnr Stand and
Transmission No. 327206; 120 HP Red
Seal K-o-ui-iw. -" smu.au -;
disc clutch; 120 HP Fed Seal R-6;2-
aVtn rr.. Mnlnf tarilh twin dlSC Clutch
Hercules Motor 95 HP Model RXtO
1.17290 IS Cyl.i; convey motor. . nr
Red Seal F 268; Red Seal 55 HP Red
Seal raiWs Red Seal 53 HP M 290-U5
Twin Disc Clutch for log haul: Log
Haul chain and equipment; cjiyrsler
Industrial B Lyl. Motor VJ"..
b i.i sin uA.Si,lnmnllv Clutch:
riraan chain motor: Continental Red
Seal No. F 162-29341 and Clutch- Air
Cool Wisconsin 22 HP Model V.r. 4
a.-i.i Kin njta:iol Hnaclfication No.
38756; Wisco 6 HP Motor. Air cool;
2-350 Gal. Water pumps, 1 stationary.
I portable; 45 HP Ga. Motor Jammer
I no Mmil. 'Small Head Rig and
Carriage: Big Head Rl and Carriage:
Kdger; Trim Saw: Waat. Conveyor: 2
Lath Machine,: Green chain, capacity.
80.000 rt.: 2 Doners, otraw num..,
Steam Rigger: 1 Double Head; 1 Sln-
la U.H Knur, and FIHnsT KOlliPment:
Aluminum covered mill building, ap-
prox. 60 x 120'.
Dated: July 11, 1952.
Jack R. Cauflald
U.S. MARSHAL:
J-I4.M A-T-14-St No 120.
Balance
June 30, ill
ISM, 422 21
20.204.01
MJM4 33
324
28.355.20
31,06543
6 7
10.740.7
85.506 08
38 511.53
31.254.14
3.573.16
11.050.67
28,761.19
120 00
386.88
13.518.00
23,700.35
2.003.05
45.322.80
10.00
1,311,45
3,422 98
1.53
48 50
2 400.00
3.240 M
1213.50
1.644.76
10 642 01
' 7,194.47
16508.30 '
27,46935
8922,467.63
71.752.11
53,781.93
24.012.78
6.222.3T
1440 09
33,240.00
340.19
37,807.63
21.045.64
4.063.93
18,334, 21
411.80
10,270 21
13351.70
3.360.52
1,752.27'
2.036.88
4J64.24
8 ,328. 83'
296.75
323.36
1.094.35
2,945.96
813.95
873.76
3,240.84
11,212.50
2.298.90
812.22
3.97.87
7,000.00
14513.88
5,963.92
1,031.16"
(345,347.06
.8236,107.53
. 346,347.06
and I. Frank K vcl"er.
and seal in is oy '
Berry, City Treasurer
Blackmer. PoUce Judge
J 31 No. 11
Legal Notice
imnii sir. sa?
. u.i...tnn ivm tha time and
. T . i. . ki.., n, obiectiona to
ihe proposed assessment roll made and
filed by the common council in the
matter of tha improvament of, I-owf '1
Strwt from Ildorado Avenu. to Pa
cific Terrace; generally known aa Im
provement unit o. Ui: and "proyini
laid assessment roll heretofore filed
'"whereas, tha Common CouncU has
mad. and filed In the ofiic. of th.
I. . . .j .k. smmus Aaseaament
RrUl to T connaction with th. proposed
taprov.-n,of, I-"Ir(?f.r
"af?,aS..IS,.r..i: Fail.. Oreaon
Iganerally known aa ImprovemMit Unit
No. U7i, aa mora fully shown on 'he
Slana and described in tha J'-
. it,. i".v rnarlnaer on file in
the matter of the said Improvement
! -JS-fTiiw the Com-
mon Council of the City of Klam.lh
rails. Oregon, auiy sswhim-cv
-I.- .Mmmtnn HI I allOWS.
Section L ....
That Monday the 18th day o August.
.v.. nf un o'clock p-m.
priun, time. OwncU Cl-m-
bar in me w . k
Klamath FalU. Oregon, and hereby
is fixed as the datt. time and place
for the hearing of objecUoni to aaid
proposed assestment roll and to tne
individual property aesiment there
in set lorxn; ana.
. i. ..k.r Muivsvri that the said
Proposed Assessment Roll- be and It
u hereby approved by the Common
Councui ana.
Ba ft further resolved that the Po
lice Judie of the said City give at
least ten tloi day notice, by puonca
tion in the Herald and News, on three
...... Hivst jinri bv Docttm notice
nn ..ph int nart of InL block, piece
or parcel ana acreas
forth and described in said Proposed
Assessment Boll, that at said meetine
of the Common Council on aaid date.
- .iTiua.nn. m.rl anrl filaM. fd tUCh
assessment roll and to the individual
assessments therein, will be heard and
determined ana mai ionowin c-
termination oi an oDiection. ine v-ws-mon
Council will proceed, by ordinance,
to assess tne propornon;e ine
.Act At ms.vir.tr .uch DraDOsed improve'
in .sMpHariM with tha benefits
accruing mereirom 10 eacn ,
acreage property, heretofore found and
determinea to oe tiaoitj wr
Such notice to be potted and published
as aforesaid shall further state the boun
daries within which the property lies
that fa bound to be benefited and liable
for such proportionate share of the cost
of such improvement, and shall alto re
fer to such Proposed Assessment Roll,
for detailed Information; and that boun
daries within which the property lies
that U so benefited and to be assessed
for such improvement, is au me jwwp
erty lying adjacent to the said street
at far at the proposed improvement
extends thereon, and extending trom .
the said lines of said street to the cen
ter of the respective blocks ao lying
adjacent, together with the quarter of
each block abutting upon and adjacent
to a street intersection which said quar
ter shall be liable for such intersection.
Passed by the common council oi
the Citv of Klamath Falls. Oregon,
this 28th day of July. W52.
fresentea 10 me mayor mo u.- nim
approved and signed, this 29th day of
July. 1952.
Kooert a. i nompsuu
Mayor
Attest, Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge
State of Oregon.
County ol Kiamatn
Citv of Klamath Falls.
1, Frank A. Blackmer, Police Judge
of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon,
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true copy of a resolution
Introduced and adopted by the Common
Council of the City of Klamath Falls
Oregon, at Its regular meeting held on
th 2fith riiv nf Ju.lv. 1952. and there
after approved and signed by the May
or ana auesiea oy me i-oin--e nuuii.
Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge
J-31 A 1-2 No. 129
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice Is hereby aiven that the Coun
tv Court of Klamath County. Oregon.
will receive Bids up to and Including
August , 1952 for Construction Recrea
tion Hall at Klamath County Nursing
Home, Summers Lane.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at County Court Chambers. Court House
Klamath Falla. Oniarnn.
All bidi mutt be securely sealed and
filed with the County Clerk Prior to
time of opening, and muit be accom
panied by S percent of the amount of
The Court reserves the right to rt-
loot an v nr all Rirla.
By Order of the County Court
Klamath County Oregon.
Chai F. DeLap. County Clerk.
J-28-31 No. 126
The undersigned Police Judge of
the city of Klamath FalU. Oregon will
receive sealed bids up to 7:30 p.m.
Auaiiat 11. 1952. for the oartlal rerooflng
of the hangar building no. 43 at the
Municipal Airport. Specifications and
bid formi may be obtained from the
police Judge at the city hail.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or ail Dial.
Frank A. Blackmer
Pol tc Judge
J-31 -A l-ST NO 1.10
iwrvrir.E nr tin at . ArrniTNT
Notice la riven hereby that under
1.m.ct ExtFUtrlx nf th Entata of Mar-
cell Sharbono, deceased has filed her
Final Account In Circuit Court of State
of Oregon, for Klamath County, Pro
bata Division, and that said Court
has set Thursday, September 4, 1952
at 10 o'clock a.m., as the time, and
the Court Room of aaid Court as the
place for hearing and settling of same.
Dated July 30. 19.12.
Marian R. Wegter,
Executrix.
J-Sf A-T-14-M No. 132
RecelpU
CLASSIFIED RATES
One day
Three Day
per word 4o
. par word 1 lo
per word aiki
per word too
Week Run ....
Month run . ..
MINIMUM
Mi minimum charge (or any on
ad U 50c.
BOX NUMBERS
Answers to ads may b handled
through box numbera at tne paper
for a service charge ol 35c
DEADLINES
Clasifled ails accepted up to 6:30
p m. for following day's publication.
up to Noon Saturday for Monday.
Cla.ilflcd display ads accepted up
to 12 noon (or following day a publi
cation. ADJUSTMENT
Please make all claims (or adjust
ments without delay.
Corrections or cancellations re
celved by 5:30 pjn. will be made In
following day s publication, by 13
Noon Saturday for Monday.
CARD OF THANKS
GUTHRIE, w. wish to thank th. Kfsm
ath 'alls fire department and all our
Irlands and strangers who stopped and
helped when our home caught lira.
naipn uutnrte ano ramny.
FUNERAL HOMIS
WARD'S Klamath Funeral Kama. Sag
High Street. Phon. 3334.
MEETING NOTICES
CRATER LAKE LODGE No. 211.
AF&AM will hold a meeting at
the I OOP Hall at t
p.m. Thursday, July 31.
This will be the final
degree team practice
before the outdoor tpa
elal communication at
Crater Lake Park en
August 2nd.
O. E. Thompson, W.M.
KLAMATH FALLS Aerie No. 2080
fO Regular meeting
.i.i . .n V I 1
night 7:45 p. m,
:P. O. E. Hall, Uth
and walnut.
Visiting members cordially Invited.
Bullet hours 10:30 ajn. to 1 a.m.
NOTICE TO ALL MASTER MAS
ONS You are Invited to attend
the annual outdoor
communication of the
MM degree at Crater
Lake Natl Park, Aug.
2nd, near the east en
trance, second section
will start at 2:00 p.m..
PACIfIC DAYLIGHT
TIME. Barbecue din
ner at 6:00 p.m.
O. E. THOMPSON. W. M.
Crater Lake Lodge, 211, AF&AM.
REGULAR MEETING
of Disabled American
Veterans and Auxiliary
will bs held Friday,'
Jul7 18 In tha K. C.
at 8 pjn.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Phoo
7990 P.O. Box 841. Confidential dUcu-
tioo oi problem.
2 LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Male reddish and whits Pr4
Paktnggw. Phone 3-2408-BLACK
AND WHITE apanlet and Ap
herd named 'Stinky'. Brown lace. Lort
on Keno road Friday week aco. Re
ward. Phone 2-2020 or call collect at
1800 Miller Ave. Vancouver. Waahlng
ton. Aak tor Johnaon. Apt, a (
LOST, NEW BOOK. "Now We'ra Lof
ting, week aco la downfcwn itore,
probably Miller7! or Marvln'i or La
Potntes. Please caD Ruth Kin, tilt
day. or 553 after 6 p. m.
GENERAL NOTICE
GRAND OPENING
PAUL'S DRIVE-IN
Main and Spain?
Free rootbeer. coffee and domrti and
Ice cream cones for the kiddles, all
day tomorrow, open til midnight.
MOVING to Portland Want reliable
couple to take care of summer ranctt
home, rent free. Beautiful location.
Box 197. Herald and News. .
PERSONALS
WTLKNIT guaranteed boiiery. Phone
2-0341.
STANLEY Home Producto. Phone MOO.
MRS. ROBERTS
BORN PSYCHIC
Telia your past, present, future. Can
overcome all obstacles that keep you
from success health and happiness.
4B18 So. Sixth. Klameth Falla. Oreon.
10
SERVICES
PFAFF
SEWING MACHINES Sale ana
Service opening soon In Klamath
Palls. At present notify Box 09,
Herald and News. .
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
Kntir ! herbv siven that I have
filed my Final Account, Report of Ad
ministrator, ana reuuon ior uumou
tion in the matter of the estate of Ed
warri MfrkH. deceased, and the Cir
cuit Court has set Friday, the 1st day
of August. 1952. at the hour of ten
o'clock a.m. in the Circuit Court Room
of the Kiamatn county uouri nuuac
Klamath Falls Oregon, as tne time ana
r. 1 or- far hearlne nf exceotions and
objections to aaid Final Account, if any
mere o. . . ,
Edwin K. DrlscoU, Admin
istrator of the Estate of Ed
ward Merkel, Deceaied.
J-3-10-17-24-31 No 87
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given, that the un-
J.nlon aitmlnUtrilriv nf the estate
of David W. Cox, deceased, has filed
her final account witn tne coumy cicr
of Klamath County. Oregon and the
Mirt haa act Friday the 1st day Of
August, 1952, at the hour of ten o'clock
A.M. OI Sam aay, in ine mtuii mu'.
room in the county court nouie, in
Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing objections thereto and
the settlement thereof.
Dated this 3rd day of July. 1952.
Elsie K. Cherry
Administratrix
A. W. Schaupp, Attorney
J-3-10-17-24-31 No 90
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that I am the
duly appointed, qualified and acting Ad
ministrator of the estate of Martha
Lund, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present them to me. properly
verified as by law required, at the of
fice of Donald A. W. Piper. Attorney,
207 Pine Tree Building, Klamath Fall".
Oregon, within six months of the date
of the first publication of this notice,
said data being tha 17th day of July.
1952.
(s- Charles R. Holmes
Administrator of the estate of
of Martha Lund, deceased.
DONALD A. W. PIPER
Pint Tree Building
Klamath Falla. Oregon
Attorney for EMate.
J-17-24-31-A-8 No. 101
NOTICE OF HEARING Or
FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice li hereby given that the under
signed has filed his Final Account at '
the Administrator with the will an
nexed of the Estate of Carrelt Brad
ner Cozad, deceased, with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Klamath County and that said
Court has set Tuesday, the 19th day
of August, 1952, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, as the time, and the Circuit
Court Room in the Court House. M
Klamath Fall". Oregon, as tlw place,
for hearing objections. If any. to said
Final Account, and the itttlement
DaUd this 18th day of July. 1962.
WILSON S. WILEY
Administrator
MT-M-M-Aug 7-No. 106
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