KUIDAV. AUGUST I. IHVi
IIKRAI.I) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAU.S, ORKGON
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YOU LOSE
Cmi your f r tilt . ytwulilnn,
mrnl, or tlnh 111 tin mil. Our
cannery la lluhl n ml li v. with
II minimi iUlmiinl. Pronore
your IikkI nl our lublm .In Uin
caniifry at Ma par onn or l( you
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work lor Juit 10c pup can. Frrnli
Million Is 43c rr pound. Wo
will lillcl It, and can lor 1Do
pr cnn. No work lur you it nil
ill I vnM lavlnm thin winter
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building axpenenca ' uteful, but
nor auentiol. . ,
INTIRVItWS
Tuabdoy and Weln,4dov, Augutt
5 ond 6. Hour, both day. I to
6 p.nv $ Mr. L. M. Ntly,
Dittrlct Supervisor, 01 Willord
Hotal, I
Th JAYHAWK
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HERE'S HOME BETTER 4
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JAYHAWK GAS
' 2135 SouMi th
PROPANE. .
Coekinq
Hioting
Rtfriqaration
The Modern
Fuel
Wattp Hooting
Soft
KLJNATl
Wodqowood Ranqei
Servel Refrlqeraton
OPEN SATURDAYS
Plonry of Free Parking.
Main St. at Link River
m
IF YOUR CREDIT'S GOOD
. . . it's good with us !
Painting
Bnrlv nnrl
. v i
render Work '
,, Motor Tune-up
Anderson Auto Service
' 622 Walnut ! By Hit Port Office
FORT ROCK
Hj ItOIII HIA Hlrl.t r.
Kriwn HIi'Klrdrr'a check up al
tlio rortlaiiil VUi'biin Hii;iplial
nliowad Uml lie hail to huvo aur
Kry. Ha waa opcruluil on IuhI
wrrkcml; ha wrotF hm wllr tdllh
thai, "U wan cony iicmna Into Iho
hojtpllal, but Iry kKUuh out." I'Jrnlo
la In Wind 1-U, Itmiin 400. VciPr
mu Hospital. Poitluml, urn., lur
llwse who wlnh to dmp hint a
card. Ilopn Kinlr hnn a npirndy
rrcovrry lor hr ntHI liu III" hay
Inn wgltlnii lor hint when lio io
tin in.
' 'llir 411 uroiip met at the home
I of Mr. and Mia. A. Kalny the
alternoon ol July 24. They hi'ld
their iTBUlnr buninea mrnliiiK,
then hud a wiener roam ouulooia.
'Ihey pliiyi d Kiiinaa,
The pluiin ara pKiKi'onnhiK nicely
lor the 4-11 proKimn lo be held
at the Fort Hock Urnilue Jlull,
MntilKlny nliiht AukuM 10. l,eo
llniineii will allow line movlci,
Ihera will be a proKimn, and a
cake walk Willi li cake to be
turn to the lucky Wlnnera. 'the
money rained Irom the cuke wulk
will be uned to purchnne an Amer
ican Han and a 4 II IIuk lur Hie
liroup. 'I'he auppcr reliexhinentn
will be putluck. So nuike your
pliina now lo ba at the 411 pro
Ifriini, Mrn. N. R. Workman and Neva
Workman, Marcola, vimied with
Mr. and Mra. Avon Derrick, July
21-24.
Unit Webtter returned home,
Wedneulay evening, July 23 Irom
Illinois, where he nan been with
Mm. Websler thene pil lew
mouths. Ilrltl lelln u thai Mr.
WrliMrr In atlll In the honpllnl at
Jai knoiivllle. III., and there rumn'l
been loo much Improvement In
her health. Mr. and Mrn. Harold
Ivcraon ol Sliler'n drove 1IMU
home Irom Ilend that evening
Tuenday alternoon, July 22. Mra.
Joe mill! wan hontena at the birth
day party for her gmnddauithler
and a lavor lur eacn cnuo; (amen
Helen Layer, who wan nine yearn
old Dial day. There were party ha la
Sen Qalhoun'&
MIRRORS
Nf ram
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BASIN
BUILDING
4714 So. 6th
SPECIALS
(iood Quality
HOUSE PAINT . . . 3.1?
4-lnrh
I- PAINT BRUSH 2.1?
Dlaronl.nued Colon
KEM-TONE
KEM-GLO
20
OFF
all Sandati far Rani
Watch lhau addi far
tpaclall an paint, Herd
ware and, buildlnf
matariali.
Tractors
PumDina
Power Plonts
Brooders
Economical
mrm
Gtneral Water Heoteri
Dearborn Heaters i
- Phone 2-2541
Storaqe Tanks Furnished '
Bill Steppe, Mqp.
11.
Motor Overhauling
Clutch - Transmis
sion and Radiator
Repairs..
wcra played and the relrenlimenta
were a very pretty blrthdny cuke
and ice creuin. Uuvld McUee re-
died Uuealn prcaent weie: Hover-
ly 'lllilru, Neul AIIImiii, Cllnlon
mid Joun I'erry, Uuvld McUee,
Cherry Webber and Die lionored
lueit 'Helen Layer. Mrn. I loyd
Hrnnch, Mia. Jerome Iilden and
Mrn. Donald McOcr: annlnted the
liOHlenn with the party.
Mr. and Mrn. Ui-oige Kllnakle,
Poilland, apeul the weekend ol
July 2U-21 vIi.iiiiik with Mr, and
Mrn. Howard Mi Ore.
Fred Wrluht, i'alnley, npeni the
weekend ol July 20-21 vimiiiik with
Mr. and Mrn. Muurlce Ward.
fcrnle UieJulrder and Mrn. Lou He
Uodou I. ii no and on John attend
ed the nnmiiil Kurt llork old llmern
picnic at Columbia I'nrk, I'urllnud,
July 13. ,
'leieui and Maralyn Ward re
lumed home, July 27, from bulein
where Ihey huve been vimuiiK
thin pnnt week with ttiolr uncle and
nunt, Mr. and Mrn. Charlie mine
ley Jr.
Mr, and Mrn. Ilobert Morclioue
Fort Itock, July 21-22. Irum Woll
and Inmlly were vlnilliiK here In
Creek, Ore. They came to gel nome
ol their hounehold beloiiKiuun. Kob
rrt In woiklng at a mill near Woll
Creek
WrdncMluy alternoon. July 23,
neveiul (jrunuc women uuiuered
at Iho home ol Mra. Itoy More
house to nturt work on a puudi
work riuill which the Indies ol the
Oruhite are uoiiiK to enter In a
content. The nlternoon wun npent
cuuniu the blrxkn. Mrn. Morehoune
nerved a lovely lunch towards the
end ol the meeting;. Those prcrnl
were llutel Ward, Vcnlin llraiuh.
Mumarel Kuley, Zulu Klerk, Ro
berta McOec, MaUel Morehou-.e,
Helen Parks and Hhlrlcy Wiuun.
Mr. and Mm. Hoaer Horning, La.
pine, visited wilh Mr. and Mrn.
Avon Derrick, July 27.
Mr. Arthur Keldn and grand
daughter Kalhenne Beulah, Port
land, visited with the Oodon lum
lly, Monday, July 21. 'Ihey ngienl
the day arrowhead hunting. Mr.
Fields bomesteuded here at Fleet
wood 1911-16 and helped build lev
cm! ol the achool hounca In the
valley.
The Fort Itock Dance lie j I. July
. 20. wan a huge succens. people
j came Irom all over to hear and
I dance to ihe music ol Caryl's Coun
I Iry Cousins.
Mr. and Mra. Jack west and
Mr. and Mrn. Hollie tlchroeder,
Wagon Tire, were at the dance.
Alter the dance which ended
early In Ihe a.m. there wan a
bucknroo breoklunt held at Courci
Ml. Thone present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Went, Mr. and Mrn. Schrocdcr,
Mr. and Mra. Bchnlck. Mr. and
Mra. Branch. Mr. and Mm. Waid,
Charlie bl inn ley. Mr. and Mra. Al
bert Stlniflcy. The musicians and
their families, Fred Wright, Pube
l-ong. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Glider.
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Derrick, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Morehouse and Dick,
Bill MntlUv, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Webber and Joe.
Mr. and Mra. Horace Myers and
Mr. and Mrn. Olenn tiplcer, Eu
gene, spent last weekend July 10-20,
visiting with Mr. and Mm. Avon
Derrick. Mr. Lesion WLsenberger
ol Mcdford visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Derrick, July 21-22.
Mr. and Mra. Harold iverson and
son of Slaters, spent the weekend
visiting with Brill Webster and
Carl. They attended the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Kelly, OH
ehrlst, attended the dance heri at
Fori Rock.
i r BONANZA
i ' By CO It A I.KAVITT
The Bonanza Big Springs Park
Board met at the library. Julv 18.
, for special meeting. Roy War-
lleU was elected the new pre-Jdenl
i of the board; he Is replacing the
! Rev. Oornon Ashbee. who Is iriov
; Ing lo Lakeport. A 1200. mower has
! been bought and money will hnve
' to be ruined lo help pay lor 11.
I Any donation will be gratefully re
I celved. The county Is starting to
1 gravel the road through the park
I this week. The lawn Is coming
along fine, but there Is st 111 much
! to be done.
A branding bee and politick din
ner were enjoyed. July 20, at the
ranch ol Mrs. Bertha Vinson. Those
enjoying the allalr were: Mr. and
Mrs. Billy DeVaul, Mnrrow Bay:
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Thompson and
Sally, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Nadmc
Robertson and Chlcareu and Arllss
Schmoe. Dairy; Pat Sleber: Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Golf and aaughler:
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Noble and
daughters: Mrs. - Bertha Vinson;
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Vinson and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Ornlle De
Vaul and David Cox. oronts pass
Do ftallaion and Politics Mint
Coma and Haar the Answer
' Willord Hotel
:10 P.M. Dinner Meat
For Reservation Phono 8405
Sponsored fcy Democratic Club
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
IUGENE, ORE MEDFORD
Thoroughly Modern
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley
and Joe Enrley
Proprietors
Pcoplt DO TOO
rtod small tpact
adt - you are!
LAST FEW DA YS!
UNDERWOOD'S BIG
CAMERA SALE
WE STILL HAVE MANY BIG
VALUES IN CAMERAS AND
OTHER PHOTO ITEMS PRICED
TO MOVE BEFORE MOVING
INTO OUR ... -
BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE
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MOURNING ARGENTINES jam streets, May Avenue in Buenoi Aires it jammed with thousands
who came to mourn the first lady of Argentine, Eva Peron, In the background, hanging from
the wall of Government House is e huge picture of Eva, draped in black. Hundreds of thous
ands of Argentines jammed the streets to pay final tribut to the wife and political helper of
President Juan D. Peron.
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WAYWARD WHEEL An alert photographer snapped this picture as e wheel (arrows) flew
off a stock car racer in Averill Park, N.Y., bounded over a fence and plunged into a group of
picnickers. Several small children (right! were saved from injury when one of the men man
aged to knock the "flying saucer' off course. The stock car driver was uninjured.
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FLYING SAUCER CHASERS Standing in front of their F-94's. Jet crewmen discus mission which
sent Ihcm swooping over Wasningion, D. C, in pursuit ot elusive "flying saucers." Air Force "saucer
experts have been summoned to Washington for conference on the second appearance of mysterious
objects over the capital within a week. Left to right: Lt. F. Lamar Watson, LL John Fagan and Capt.
.John C. Casey, all of the 142nd Fighter-Interceptor Squadron, New Castle, Del. .
KENO
By MRS. JOE De GRANDE
Mr. and - Mrs. ' Oren Crabtree
hnve been enterlaining their three
grandchildren. Donna. Bobbie and
Melvln. choldren of Mr. and Mrs.
Colman Crabtree. Whcetland, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Colman: Crabtree
spent the weekend in Keno. They
took Ihe children back to Whcet
land with. thorn. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shimek and
family -spent a few .days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore.
The Shlmcks were Mr. and Mrs.
Moorcs neighbors in Flasher, N.D.,
before the Moores moved to Keno.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Smith and
children left Tuesday evening for
Salem, where they will attend the
wedding of Mrs. Smith's sister, Lu
cille Proctor to Mr. Chnrlcs Mc
Cnuell. The wedding will take place
Friday, August 1. The Smiths ex
pect to return to Keno, Saturday,
August 2. V
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Front End
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By ELEANOR THOMSON
Born July 14 to Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Katchis was a baby girl.
Weighing 1 pounds, 14 ounces, she
has been named Mary Patricia.
Mrs. ' Katchis has been staying at
the Jim Lampropulos home on
East Main a month prior and a
week alter the stay at the Klam
ath Valley Hospital where the baby
was born. Everyone In camp Joins
in congratulating the Katchis' on
this the birth ot their first child.
Ot interest here too. is the birth
of a baby boy, July 12, also ui
Klamath Vallev Hpsuilal. to Mr.
and Mrs. S. L. Henderson of Bly
who lived in cmp for many
years. The boy weighed 9 pounds
1 ounce and was named Carey
Scoll rhe Hendersons have two
other .boys, age 10 and 7j Jerry
ana Ljnrry.
A well-known figure in camp is
Mrs. Jack McCarlic, who with
her husband operate a summer
camp at Rodeo Springs where
they run sheep. The winter months
they spend at their home in Bonan
za. Mrs. McCartie stops at Huck's
Camp Store for her mall nearly
every day. A nephew of hers. 8
year-old Bert Janes of Porlola,
Calif., is spending most of the sum
mer with her. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Janes. Also
spending a week "roughing it" at
Ihe McCartie Summer camp from
Julv 18 to 25 were two young la
dles of Klamath FaUs, Miss Vema
gene Henzcl. Ill Eldorado, and
Miss Allco McKendrco ot 1893 Dcl
Moro. The two girls were dinner
guests .Thursday evening of Miss
OeoeaJtS Thomson at Camp 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hcywood
and aon Wayne are awny for two
weeks at their Church's summer
eamp near 8alem. After a week
at this camp the Hcywoods plan
to go on to Seattle. Mrs. Harold
Marks, a former resident of camp
and now of Klamath Falls, is stay
ing: at the Hcywood place in their
absence, looking after the yard
and flowers. The Marks' daugh
ter Ramona visited several days
In eamp with the Heywoods lust
prior to their departure. ,
Charlie McCain who lives in the
cabin next to the Dick Fa rflelds
is having his place completely ren
Avated, Mrs. McCain, Bly, has
been watching the Job, having
made several visits to camp re
cently. McCain commutes from his
Job in Camp I on weekends.
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AEC Issues
NW Report
WASHINGTON (jPi An Atomic
Energy Commission report issued
Thursday contained several items
of interest in the Pacific North
west. 1. An AEC committee is still
studying the question whether the
Wahluke slope near the commis
sion's big plutonium production
plant at Hanford. Wash., will be
retained under government control
or released as some groups have
requested for agricultural pur
poses. The AEC says that one con
sideration has been the additional
potential hazard that will result
from the construction of new pro
duction facilities at Hanford under
the recently-authorized expansion
program.
3. A new processing plant to re
cover uranium from fuel compo
nents of reactors is nearing com
pletion at the AEC's national re
actor testing station, Arco. Ida
ho. Its estimated cost is 54 mil
lion. . " ' . . '
3. An AEC man told a reporter
the commission is now appraising
a report of uranium possibilities
in the Portland, Ore., area.
Legal Notice
The undersigned Police Judge of
the city of Klamath Falls. Oregon will
rccejve sealed bids up to 7:30 p.m.
August 11, 1952, for the partial rerooflng
of Ihe hangar building no, 42 at the
Municipal Airport Specifications and
bid forms may be obtained from the
Police Judge at the city hall.
The city reserves the rleht to reject
ny or all bids.
Frank A. B tack mer
Police Judge
J-31-A 1-1 No iHo
' NOTICB
Nniict In hereby given that the under
signed will at a regular meeting of
the Common Council of the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, to be held at
the hour of 7r30 o'clock p.m. the 2nd
day ot September, 1H52. In the Council
room of the City Hall for said City,
present a petition to aaid Common
Council requesting the vacation of the
following described street to-wlt:
That portion ot Benson Avenue, from
the Southeast line of Falrmount Street,
to line from the Southeast corner of
Lot 16, Blcok 31 to the Northeast cor
ner of Lot 8, Block 34, all In Mountain
View Addition to City of Klamath Falls,
Klamath County, Oregon.
Done this 1st day of August, 1M2.
Robert P. KUIngoon Jr.
Helen M. Illinason
A-l-g-lfl-22 No. 133
Legal Notice
HKSOLUTION NO. 83.1
A rvoolutlon flftinf tft lime and place
ir the harim u? ohircliona lo Irte
propoMd (uiwrninl roll ma da and
filrrl by tha commnn council in Ihe
matter of tha tmprnvamrnt of, Painttr
ftirral frrim I ha oul)i waiter! y Una of
Paclfir Terror to the southwaiMrly
Una of tha allay at tha rear of lot
12. block 11. and lot IT. block 13, Hill
irla Addition. In Clt of Klamath Falli.
Orr f on; generally known aa Jjnpruv1
ment unit No. 115; and approving aaid
imnt roll heretofore filad harem.
Wnareaa the Common (.ounctl naa
mo da and filed In tha of flea of the
Police (fudge tha prorioiad AaMmment
Roll In connection with tha proponed
ImDrnvement of Painter Street from
tha South wtiterly Una of Paclfo Ter
race to ina Boainwaatenr una or ina
Alley at I ha rear of lot 12. Block 1ft.
and Lot 17. Block 13. HiUaide Addi
tion to the City of Klamath Falli, Ore-
fron, 'generally known aa Improvement
Jnlt No. li:, aa more fully ahown on
the plane end deotrlbed in ina opaci
fication! of the Ctty Engineer on file
In tha matter of the aald improvement
with the aaid Police Judge;
Therefore, be It reaolved bv the Com.
mon Council of the City of KUmath
ralli. Oregon, duly aaoembled la regu
lar aewion. ai follow.
Section I
That Monday tha lath day of Auguit,
lt52 at tha hour of 7:30 o'clock p m.
or: vail in time, at tha CouncU Cham
ber m the City Hall for the City of
iti&main raua. ureaon, oe ihq ncrerjjr
la fxed aa the date, time and place
for Ihe hearing of objections to aid pro
po ted aitciiment roll, and to the Indi
vidual property aaaewmenta therein M.
forth; and,
SecUon II.
He ' It further resolved that the laid
Propooad Aioeatment Roll, be and it
la uereoy approved oy ina bumnwn
Council; and.
Section III.
Be It further resolved that Ina Police
Judge of tha aaid City give at leaat
ten '10. day notice, by publication in
the Herald and Newa, on three M(.arate
dayi, and by potting nonce on each
lot. part of lot block, piece or parcel
and a ere a ce, property t forth and
deacrlbed in said Proposed Aaoeoemcnt
Boll, that at aaid meeUng of the Com
mon Council on sata an. an ejec
tions made and filed to aurh aoaaatv
ment roll and to the individual ae
menta therein, will be heart ad deter
mined, and that following a determin
ation of ill objection, the Common
Council will proceed, by ordinance, to
atoeaa the crooortionate share of the
cost of making auch proposed Improve
ment In accordance, wilh the benefits
accruing? merer rom irt cac.i uo. pan
ol lot. nioca. piece or urcei ai tana
or acreage property, nercioior louna
and determined to be liable for auch
coat. Such notice to be posted end pub
lished as aforesaid thai further ttale
the boundaries within which the proo
erty lies that Is bound to be benefited
and liable for such proportionate aha re
of the coat nf auch Improvement and
shall also refer to such Proposed As
.ment Roll, for detailed information;
and that boundaries within which the
property lies tnat m so Deneiiiea ana
to be assessed for sucn improvement.
is all that property lying adjacent to
ine saia street a far as ine propoeeo
improvement extends thereon and ex
tending back from tha said lines of said
street to the center of the respective
blocks so lying adjacent, together with
the quarter of eacb block abutting upon
and adjacent to a street intersection,
which aaid ouarter shall be liable lor
such intersection.
Paioe-l by the corn mon council oc
tne my oj Kiamatn raiui, Oregon, uus
20th day of July, 1852.
Presented to the Mayor and by htm
approved and signed this 29th day of
July, 1852.
Robert A. Thompson
Mavor
Attest Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge,
State of Oregon,
County of Klamath. SS.
City of Klamath rails.
I. Prank A. Black mer Police Judge
do nereDy canny tnat tne aoove ina
foregoing is a true copy oi a resoiu.
tinn introduced and ad ootid bv the
Common Council of tha City of Klamath
Falls. Ore a: on. at Its regular meeting
held on the 28th day of July, 1952. and
thereafter approved and signed py the
Mayor and attested by the Police judge-
Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge.
J-31-A. 1-1 No. 127
RESOLUTION NO. S2S .
A resolution fixing the time and place
for the hearing of oblecUona to the
proposed aksessroent roU made asd
filed by the common council in the
matter, of thi improvement of. Law.
rence Street, from the southwesterly
line of Newcastle Street (formerly an
alleyi to the Southwesterly line of the
alley at .rear of lot 17. Block 8 and
Lot 12. Block 13, Hillside Addition to
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon; general
ly known as Improvement Unit No.
116: and approving said assessment
roll heretofore filed herein.
Whereas, the Common Council has
made and filed In the office of the
Police Judge the proposed Assessment
Roll in connection witb the proposed
improvement of, Lawrence Street, from
the Southwesterly line of Newcastle
Street iformerly an alley to the South
westerly line ot the alley at rear of
lot 17. Block 8 and Lot 12, Block 13,
Hillside Addition to the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, (generally known as im
provement Unit No. 116i aa more fully
shown on the plans and described in
the spec Iff ctations of the City Engin
eer on file la the matter of the said
improvement , with .the, aaid Police
Judge.
Therefore, be H resolved by the Com
mon. Council of the City of Klamath
Falls. Oregon, duly assembled in regu
lar session, aa follows:
Section I.
That Monday Ihe 18th day of August.
1952. at the hour of 70 o'clock p.m.
prevailing time at the CouncU Cham
ber in the City Hall for the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, be and hereby
is fixed aa the date, time and place
for the hearing ot objections to said
proposed assessment roll, and to the
individual property assessments there
in act forth; and, i
Section II.
Be it further resolved that the said
Proposed Assessment RoU. be and ft
is hereby approved by the Common
Council; and.
Section III. '
Be It further resolved that the Police
Judge of the said City give at least
ten 1 10 days notice, by publication in
the Herald and News, on three separate
days, and by posting notice on each
lot. part of lot. block piece or parcel
and acreage property set forth and
described in said Proposed Assessment
Roll, that at said meeting of the Com
mon Council on said date, all objections
made and filed to such assessment roll
and to the individual assessments there
in, will be heard and determined, and
that following a detcrminaUon of all
objections the Common Council will
proceed, by ordinance, to assess the
proportionate share of the cost of mak
ing such proposed improvement In ac
cordance with the benefits accruing
therefrom to each lot, part of lot, block,
piece or parcel of land or acreage
property heretofore found and deter
mined to be liable for such cost. Such
notice to be posted and published as
aforesaid shall further state the boun
daries within which the property lies
that is bound to be benefited and liable
for such proportionate share of the cost,
oi sucn improvement, ana snail aiso re
fer to such Proposed Assessment roll,
for detailed. Information; and that boun
daries within which the property lfes
that is so benefited and to be assessed
tor auch improvement. Is all that prop
erty ivinc adtacent to tha said street
as far as the proposed Improvement
extendi inoreon, ana extenaing Darn
from the said lines of said street to the
center of the respective blocks so Wins
adjacent, together with the quarter of
rain diuvk aouiung upon enq adjacent
to a' street Intersection, which aaid
quarter shall be liable for auch Inter
section. Passed bv tha Common Council of
the City of Klamath- Falls,-Oregon, that
Presented to the Mayor and by him
approved and signed, thii 29th day of
July, 1932.
Robert A. Thompson
Attest, Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge
State of Oregon
County nf Klamath.
Cllv nf Klamath Falla.
1, Frank A. Blackmer,' IfSoiifl Judge
of the C(ty of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
do hereby certify that tha above and
foregoing is a true copy or a resoiu
tion Introduced and adopted 1y the
Common Council of tha City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, at Its regular meeting
held on the 28th day of July. 1652. and
thereafter approved and ai pried by the
Mayor and attested by the Police Judge
rrana a. macicmer
Police Judgt.
J-31 Al-a- No. 128
"Autnmntiia Insurance"
The Board of Directors of the Klam
ath County School District will receive
bids for automotive liability and prop
erty' damage and fire and theft for the
1852-53 school year. Thursday, August
21, 1852, 1:00 P.M. at the School
District Office, Veterana Memorial
Bui Id In. Klamath falla. Oreion.
SpeclficaMona Including list of auto
motive equipment, serma, iimiwiu,
and conditions are available at the
School District Office.
J. P. Heydtn, Clerk.
A-l-i-li-Ne. 131
CLASSIFIED RATES
One day .
Three Day .
per word 4a
ptr word Ho
per word 20o
per word 660
Week Run
Month run
MINIMUM
The) minimum charge for any one
ad is 60c.
BOX NUMBERS
Answers to ada may be handled
through box numbera at the paper
for a service charge of 25c
ntranr iwcra
CUsifled ftii accepted up to 8:30
n ITI. frir fnllnwiricr tiav'm mihlifatlmi
up to Noon Saturday for Monday!
iiHAiiiru a is pi ay mns acceptea up
to 12 noon for follow tn a dsv'i mi hit.
cation.
ADJUSTMENT
Please make all claims for adjuxt
mcnta without delay.
Corrections or cancellation re.
celved by 6:30 p.m. will be made In
louowing aayg publication, by 13
Noon Saturday for Monday.
FUNERAL HOMli
WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home, ' 821
High Street. Phone 3034.
MEETING NOTICES
NOTICE TO ALL MASTER Ma
ON. You are invited to attend
tne annual outdoor
communication of the
MM detrree at Crater
Lake Nat'l Park, Aug,
zna, near the eaU en
trance. Second section
will start at 2:00 D.m..
PACIFIC DAYLIGHT
TIME. Barbecue din
ner at 5:00 p.m.
O. E. THOMPSON, W. M.
Crater Lake Lodge, 311. AP&AM,
REGULAR MEETING
of Disabled American
Veterans and Auxiliary
will be held Friday,
Aug. lit. In the K. C.
at S pm.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Phono
7890 P.O. Box Ml, Confidential dlscua-
glon of prob' ems.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Box SO.
Phone
LOST AND FOUND
LOST," baoe ball shoe, Monday.-RewardC
Phone Howard West. 8030.
FOUND Mala reddish and white part
Pekingese. Phone 2-24QB.
BLACK AND WHITE spaniel and thep
herd named 'Stinky'. Brown face. Lost
on Keno road Friday week ago. Re
ward. Phone 2-2020 or call collect a
1800 Miller Ave. Vancouver, Washing
ton. Ask tor jonnson. Apt, o.
LOST, NEW BOOK, Now We're Log
ging. week ago la downtown store,
probably Miller' or Marvin's or La
PoinUa Please call Ruth King, SlU
days, or 6432 after 8 p. m.
GENERAL NOTICE
MOVING to Portland Want reliable
couple to take ear of summer ranca
home, rent free. Beautiful location.
Box 19T. Herald and. News.
PERSONALS
WILKNIT guaranteed hosiery! Phofii
STANLEY Home Prod acts. Phone 660ft.
MRS. ROBERTS
BORN PSYCHIC
Tells yoar past, present, future. Caw
overcome an oosxacies tnai a sap yeas
from success . health and happtnaaw.
4616 So. Sixth. Klamath Fans. Oregon,.
10 SERVICCS -
PFAFF
SEWING? jVLACHINetS-- 8ale and
Service opening soon in Klamath
Palls. At present notify Box 99,
Herald and News.
CARPENTRY
odd jobs expertl?
done. Phone 2-1888.
MOWING and raking. Also plowinf
n. r. j arrara. rnoiwoJM.
CURTAINS Uundared and rtreicbje.
Phone 4014 - " '
CUSTOM HARVESTING. Barley anj
clover with local John Deere model
55 combines. Krixo Bros. Tulelake,
Calif.
Legal Notice
T ' RESOLUTION NO. 527
A 'resolution fixing the time and
place for the hearing of objections to
the proposed . assessment roll mad and
filed by the common council In tha
matter nf the improvement of, Lowelt
Street from Eldorado Avenue to Pa
cific Terrace; generally known as im
provement unit No. 117! and approving
said assessment roll heretofore filed
herein.
Whereas, the Common CouncU naa
made and filed in the office of the
Police Judge the Proposed Assessment
Roll in connection with the proposed
improvement of, Lowell Street from
Eldorado Avenue to Pacific Terrace,
in the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon
(generally known as Improvement Unit
No. 117', as more fully shown on the
plans and described in the specifica
tion of the City Engineer on file In
the matter of the said improvement
with' the said Police Judge.
Therefore, be it resolved by the Com
mon Council of the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, duly assembled In regu
lar session, as follows:
Section L
That Monday the 18th day of August,
1932, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m.
nT-a.us.iifi tim at th Council Cham
ber in the City Hall for the City of
Kiamatn rails, uregon, oe ana nerrui
is fixed as the date, time and place
for the hearing of objections to said
proposed assessment roll and to the
individual property assessments there
in set forth; and.
Section II.
Be It further resolved that the said
Proposed Assessment Roll, be and It
is hereby approved) by the Common
Council; and,
Section III.
Be It further resolved that the Po
lice Judge of the said City give at
least ten tlOi days notice, by publica
tion In the Herald and Nwwi. on three
separate days, and by posting notice
on each lot. part of tot. block, piece
or parcel and acreage property set
forth and described in said Proposed
Assessment Roll, that at aid meeting
of the Common Council on said date,
all objections made nd filed to such
assessment roll and to the individual
assessments therein, will bn heard and
determined and that following de
terminaUon of all obiectlons, the Com
mon Council will proceed, by ordinance,
to assess the proportionate share of the
cost of making such proposed improve
ment In accordance with the benefits
accruing therefrom to each lot, part ol
lot, block, piece or parcel of 'and or
acreage property, heretofore found ana
determined to be liable for auch cost
Such notice to be posted and published
as aforesaid shall further state the boun
daries within which the property Ilea
that is bound to be benefited and liable
for such proportionate share of the coat
of such improvement, and BhRll also re
fer to such Proposed Assessment Roll,
for detailed information: and that boun
daries within which the property lies
that Is so benefited and to be assessed
for such improvement, is all the prop
erty lying adjacent to the said street
ai far as the proposed improvement
extends thereon, and extending from
the said lines of said street to the cen
ter of the respective blocks so lying
adjacent, together with the quarter of
each Mock abutting upon and adjacent
to a street Intersection which said quar.
ter fhall be liable for such Intersection,
Passed by the Common Council of
the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 28th day of July, 1952.
Presented to the Mayor and by n(ni
approved and signed, this 20th day of
July, 1952.
Ilobert A. Thompson
Mayor
Attest, Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge
State of Oregon,
County of Klamath SS.
City of Klamath Falls, '
I, Frank A. Blackmer, Pol teg Judge
of the City of Klamath Palls, Oregon
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Is a true copy of a rosolutloc
introduced and adopted by the Common
Council of the City of Klamath Falls
Oregon, at Its regular meeting held on
the 28th day of July, 1952. and there
after approved and signed by the May
or and attested by the Police Judge.
Frank A. Blackmer
' Police Judge
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