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Newspaper Page TextPACK FOURTEEN HF.RAl.n AND NEWS, K I. A MATH FALLS. OKEC.ON MONDAY, OCT. 0. 19.TJ OF nSLIuDLE Finns On hr r. M. CoUr. i4 AIR CONDITIONING RING'S SHEET METAL 2.04'. So. 6th Heating Vtntilating Sheet Mtlol Work e All Kindi AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. 6th PRE-CUT ORNAMENTAL IRON Custom Mad. Drapes Auto Upholsterinf Auto Seat Covert BAKERY GOODS KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Main Birthday and Wedding Cokct Mode to Ortferl Breads, Cakes, Pie, Pastries Baked Fresh Doit" "Boysen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197 J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Main CHOICE OF 1322 COLORS Everything in Points ond Building Materials CAMERAS BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Films in at 10 out at 4 Complete Lint of Camera end Photo Supplies CEMENT CONTRACTOR Ph. 9858 H. A. SAMPLE 2976 Hope St. Is your sidewalk or driveway in need of repair? Have it topped with ASPHALT EMULSION. Estimates gladly. Commercial Refrigeration Ph. 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 203 So. Riverside SALES ond SERVICE Restaurant ond Stora Equipmtfit CARRIER . FRIGIDAIRE YORK DRY CLEANING SANITONE RELIABLE CLEANERS 1116 Main ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Ph.2-2528 LEACH SERVICE CO. 123 So. 6th St. Comercial - Residential Industrial Electrical Engineering - Motors - Supplies "If It Is Electrical Work We Do It!" ELECTRIC HEATING ELECTRIC HEATER SALES CO. 623 Pine Esquire Theatre Building WESIX RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEATING EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION Headquarters for your every electrical heating need. ELECTRIC MOTORS HAHN ELECTRIC CO 735 Commercial St. Motor Rewinding - Repair Bearings - Motors and Equipment Remond and Delco Motors. ELECTRIC-RADIO SERVICE Ph. 7810 LUNDSTEN'S RADIO & ELECTRIC 4526 So. 6th Auto & Homo Radio Repair All Makes Guaranteed Sarvica Arvin Radios G.E., Hamilton Beach Toastmotter Kitchen Appliances EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 4524 S. 6th HYDE'S JEWELERS "Expert Watch Repair Electronic Timing Jewelry Diamonds FLOOR COVERINGS CALHOUN'S 357 E. Main LINOLEUM TILE FINE CARPET Armstrong Linoleum Bigtlow, Mohawk, Guliiton Carpets GLASS, DOORS, WINDOWS Ph. 7477 THE GLASS HOUSE 215 No. 11th Plate, Crystal and Window Glass Storm Sash and Screens to Order Estimates Gladly Given GUNSMITHING RALPH'S GUN SHOP 4820 So. 6th NOT A TINKER SHOP I Consider Tools, Machinery and Know-how Essential To Qualify as a Gunsmith INSULATION HENRIS ROOFING CO. 410 Adams F.H.A. Terms Free Estimates All Workmanship and Materials Guaranteed Materials For Salsl INSURANCE CHILCOTE INSURANCE AGENCY 111 N. 9th St. Specialists In AUTO FIRE CASUALTY MARINE BONDS "The Pioneer Insurance Agency Established 1909" PRESCRIPTIONS SiwGs,.mp. Ph. 3445 SUBURBAN DRUG CO. 3950 So. 6th Complete Human and Animal Health Supplies Free Parking Lot Open 9 to 9 Every Day (7 Days) Restaurant Supplies HAP DAVID 2415 So. 6th St. Chlnaware Steam Tobies Stock Pots Pie Cases Sinks Restaurant Bar Stools, Booths Milk, Cocktail Minors Wolf Ronges, Com'l Toasters Hot Dog Steamers "We Can Equip Your Restaurant" SAW FILING B0?F!1HAMER SAW FILING 351 E. Main .xnnwniK anAKrcNING AND REPAIRING B.S.A. Motorcycles Rea Lawnmoweri Briggs Strotton and Clinton Motors Ph. 5683 Ph. 8344 PHOTO . FINISHING Ph. 3586 The Better Kind Ph 4622 Ph.2-3221 Ph. 3268 4524 So. 6th at an Honest Price" Manufacturing and Repair for Less Ph. 8495 Ph. 4273 ROOFING SIDING Ph. 6161 Ph. 5529 - Equip. Ph. 5257 Ph. 4672 Rush For Winter Clothes Catches Industry Napping By SAM DAWSON NEW YOKK Lfi An uiiMpwtrd ruh to gel junior Into cold-vt"Uir togs lus caught the buys clothing industry iliorl, A rash o( re-orders (rum stores across Ule nation tins built uo m production bucklox Uial 15 delaying deliveries from Hire 10 six week.-,. Manv makers 01 boys' coals, suits and outerwear have put (heir plants on two, and some on three, working shifts, trying to catch ui. "The most serious thortage of boys" clothing in ten years." Is the way the Wool Bureau, Inc. des crioed u Friday. Eight of the leading boys' cloth ing manufacturers confirm that a snarl has suddenly developed In production and delivery. Like many another manufactur er. Uiev insist that merchants badlv misludged the strength of the fall and winter market. The clothing manufacturers cut cloth to tit the orders they Rot from retailers, and the sudden rush of re-orders has caught all hands short. Most of the out-of-town buyers, here to order for the Christmas trade, exnress surprise at the sud den shortage. Some report that suppliers can't give near delivery on any but in complete assortments of garments. After a poor spring season, mer chants were understandably re luctant to order heavily tor fall. Whether the merchants mis ludged the demand or the manu facturers misjudged the mer chants , the sudden desire to get junior into new clothes is hearten ing to most of the Industry. Part of the increase in demand comes from the growing popula tion of youngsters the war baoies now crowding Into schoolrooms. Some of the manufacturers, how ever, think hopefully that thev are witnessing a new social trend SAM COON says! 'The state ond federal gov ernments have a tendency to deny the local commun ities a right to run their own affairs, centrolizina this Dower in Washington, D.C., and Solem. I feel the closer voii can get aovernment to the people the better gov ernment you'll have." .mi 'ow'-iusml T1 r ft : SAM COON Republican Candidate For U.S. Congress Paid for by the. Coon for Congress Committee; Law- rence Neaurt. chairman. tt vmmn - i You're never too young or too old to start a First National Savings Account. At The First National Bank of Portland your savings work 'or you at 2 , regardless of the size of your account. 2 on Savings al First National. 24 Pr annum on Certificates of Deposit written lo mature in 3 years. , KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH C W. SOUTH 6th STREET BRANCH iMirtn MERRILL BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK r S OF PORTLAND ft. bant lAaf Hayi OPIN 10 TO S SIX DAYS WIEK lor your (niu.MO "lilt IUILD OHOON TOG(7Hr" Mimb r.Jnol DipMll iMurasc. Coruka I among the young men a desire to uiese up auu a icicrsai irom le cent years' trend toward sloppl ness. Demand this fall has centered in outerwear, topcoats, bporls jackets and slacks. The manufacturers say that re orders of sports Jackets has been especially heavy. The Junior sports staple. The Wool Bureau also happily notes a general trend among the voting toward "the wool look" with Isaxony. cheviot, homespun and a I wide range of tweeds on the pop ularity list. j The emphasis on wool weaves. ;as opposed to smoother worsted tabnes. is more pronounced m bovs' wear than In adult markets, the manufacturers say, Thev are planning to stress lightweight woolens and worsted flannels and cheviots In the spring lines to be shown later this month. As the Wool Bureau sees It. the trend reflects the lower prices of raw wool. Builder Sees Long Boom SPOKANE ie An official of the American Institute of Architects predicts thnt the United Slates will continue Its building boom for "four or five more years, perhaps lonser." Speaking Rt the first nnnunl con ference of the Northwest RfRionil Council of the AI A in Spokane Saturday. Edmund H. l'urves t f Washington, D. C, .MA executive llrector, said: "There' is a terrific bnckloft of demand tor nearly all types of buildings." Purves told about 100 western delegates to the three-d.iv conler ence that the nation "needs thou sands of new classrooms to take care of the youngsters now coming of school age. He added tnat thou sands of obsolete classrooms must be replaced. He also pointed out that hundrrds of new hospitals are needed. 'We haven't scratched the sur face of hospital building." he said. 'The Veterans' Administration overbuilt, but It was building for a certain segment of the popula tion." The architect said the demand for Industrial structures is "not too great" now, but added that there still is considerable demand for commercial buildings. Purves told the architects that "the outcome of the November election is going to have singularly little effect on the' architectural profession." He pointed out that public hous ing will be determined by economic necessity rather than political policies. See Drake's at 910 Sprinr St. for your roll roofing, Tri-Tab and Thlrk Butt Asphalt shingles. Starts at SJ.60 roll. Phone 5610. IC IIWIMMl OL Ol IIOI at, FIRST NATIONAL Savings Deposits made en or before Oct. 1 Oth earn interest from Oct. 1 st. 111 EiUVI 7 1:. . L J. -1 "1 j r III fc"V- f1 hi) fW V CURIOSITY KILLED A CAT It alto got a 70-pound black bear info trouble early Tuesday morning at the) homo of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cummings, near the Copco Power Dam on Klam ath River. The bear, apparently attracted by a can of fiih flavored cat food was killed by Cumn.inqt, shown her with a young neighbor, Robin Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lane Smith, Kono m4 MrV i "WHEW" Gon. Dwight D. Eisenhower introduces little Jimmy Waldzak, 7, to a crowd on hand to greet the GOP presidential standard bearer at Bay City, Mich. Ike told his audience that the boy had run alongside his special train for a mile after entering the outskirts of Bay City. He was hauled aboard. British Tailor Says Adlai By HAL COOPKIt LONDON Lit Britain's sar torial bible, the Trade Journal I Tailor and Cutter tried America's two men of the hour on for style ! Friday and raised a glad cry of ' Stcvenson-for-Prcsidcnt. " I The Bond Street oracle said the ' Illinois governor Is to much belter 'dressed than Gen. Dwight D. Ei senhower that it may even cost him I votes. "He is our boy," wrote Editor John Taylor, who once touched off la transatlantic snarling match i with the While House by dubbing Hnrrv S. Truman "the worst dressed man In Madame Tussaud's 1 waxworks." Taylor confessed an element of .Uii-Ai.i.J'iV 'Selling newspancra m a Job that can't have changed much since 1 started doing it when I was only five years old. I remember well that It can be cold, uncomfortable work; but I remember, too, that It was rewarding, gratifying work and valuable training for later life. I'm proud thai the nation has seen fit In honor this important public service with the new postage stamp. And I particularly want to congratulate the nrwspaperhoys of today on the extra Job they are doing to help sell United States De fense Itonds." B. J. FAIRI.EKS; President United Stales Steel Company People DO Read Spot Ads - you are! vyr n.C V.' -4 3 TT .1 1 ' t tMmt 9 V Journal Best Dressed confusion in trying to size up the conlcndcrs fnshlonwise "the clothes one might cxpict of each of the two candidates are found on what Is apparently the wrong iman. ' lie explained: "Rashly speaking, one can ear mark the Democratic parly as being that of the mass of the peo ple and the Republican parly as being the more interested in the Industrial and commercial side of life. "But the odd fact remains thnt the Democratic candidate has the more Republican appearance. Ad lai Stevenson supports his elegant speech with an elegant sartorial background, and his appearance, far from being that of a middle western Democrat, smncks more of the British Foreign Office." Taylor said Eisenhower, on the other hand. Is a homespun type who looks llko "a kind of military Will Rogers." "He Is not exactly twerdv, hut to the voter In the 'sticks' his lean toward the more casual will sug gest a fundamnnlnl sympathy with agricultural problems." Unble to resist on more dig et Pres'dent Truman, the editor told his British renders what has be come of 'he Missourlan: "Mr. Truman, clti" doubtless to Political nreesMre r!lpT as a dl ect rosnit of the Kev West shirt" he affects, Is not to run again." Court Asked To Study Tag SALEM HI The slate Supreme Court was asked lute Friday to de cide whether the ballot measure attacking p a 1 1- mutuel betting should have n price tag on It to say how much money the state would lose under It. Circuit Judge Rex Klmmcll had ruled that the slate law on such mutters did not requlio that the ballot carry a revenue atalcmcnt along with the measure. It was this ruling that was ap pealed to the stato's high court. Those bringing the appeal are Dis trict Attorney E. O. Stadtcr Jr.; Dr. Frank Monne, chairman of the State Racing Commission, and Frank Collins, chairman of a com mittee opposing the gambling ban. The price tug hnd been left off the ballot title after Attorney Gcn eral George Neuner advised thnt the law did not call for It. Op ponents of tho ban say the law noes require a statement ol how much money the state, will lose if the measure passes. max k. V ! COMING (or Basin Potato the Klamath Festival, Oct. 1-18 at Merrill is Sam Cooni, Baker County farmer, Stale Senator and Republican candidalo for Congren, Ha is chairman of the Oregon Son ata Agriculluro Committee, and a mombor of the Senate Roads and Highway, Alco holic Traffic, and Financial Affairs Committee, mombor of the Intoritato Cooperation Commisiion, and an ap pointee by Gov, McKav on tits Uoper Columbia River Basin Commission. He will bo accompanied by his wife. 'Truth Squad' Says HST Lies SAN KRANCISCO if Three HepllUllilill M-llalors ucruse Pres ident 'rrumuii of allemplluu to "unload some of his tragic rrrora In lurclKn policy" oiiio the should er of li ie COP prcMUciiliul cumli dale, Dwight L). Ki"enhiiwrr. Uociiniug iheniselvr ns a "liulh squad, " Sciw. Homer rVrg uson i Mien, i, Ikiiii kr II. Milken luoper (la. i. and Kriim'ls Cane iti. U.. Issued a stiilemelll in ans wer lo Truman's Sultirday n in lit foreign iwlicy speech In Oakland. The Tiendenl had charged Ihal Ebenhower "was personally In volved In our decisions nboul Her lln and Korea." which led lo the Berlin blockade and the North Ko rean invasion. "He ran explain from now until doomsday." relorled the hrnaUirs, "but the blame for Berlin and Ko rea is his. Mr. Truman cannot wipe out the lucla. He cannot Mull the blame to those who had no choice but lo carry out and rxcculo his foreign policy decisions. Truman had said Eisenhower, as a general and. laler. chief ol stuff, pirliclpuled m the high level de cisions by furnishing advice. "The President Hred Clen. IJoug las MncAithur on the ground that he Interlered with policy-making." charged the Uepubllcan senators. "Now he blasts Clen. Klsenhower because he did not disobey Mr. Truman's orders." Actually, they ruldrd, Elsenhower opposed poli cies which led lo "disastrous de cisions In Uerlln and Korea." They sulci the OOP nominee pro tested mr agreement imiiiiuih oer- mi oeiinin uir nu111"" f.nv Clermniiy. but was Ignored. Legal Notice NOTicr. or sai r. or heai. pnopr.nrv IN thk cincuiT cot sT or Titr. rtatic or nnrcoN son KLAMATH COUNTY tn th matlrr of Ilia r..tat ol Carl. Inn O. Ilriiwn. IJrrca.nl. Notlr. la hrraliv lan tlisl Ihff unrlrr slcnrrt administratrix of Ilia r.lala nt Carleton O HriJWn, rlrrea.ril. will, (rum and aftrr Orlober 13, lo.'iJ al 10 O'cliirk A M. In lh. olltre ol (ianonl At Gaming, rir.l Federal nuildlns. Klarnalh rail.. Oregon, prnreed tn aril at private tala for ra.h. lite folliiwlng darrlh4 real property of aald etal. to-wlt: The Nnrlhweal quarter of Hie Snillh ea.t ouarler and the limithweal quar ter of the loulhea.t quarter nf aee lion II: and Th. Northwe.1 quarter of the Northeaal quarter. Ihe Writ half nf II;. ttnuthweat quarter nf lh. Nnrlh eatt quarter, and Th. North half nf lh. Nnrlheail quarter nf (lie anuthweil ouarler nf Ihe Northeaal quarter nf Section 1(: All In Townihlp 34 South Kange 0 Oil. In Klamath C'oiuUy. Oreiron. . . Kuld aat. will b. mad. purmant tn Ihe order nf the almve enlllled Court dated and entered fieplemher 11. lli.J. Alice n. nrnwn, Admlnlalralrls of aald eutr. S-13.23-2S-0. No. 171 CITATION IN THK CIRCUIT COt'BT Or THE STATE Or OIIEdON FOIt COUNTY Or KLAMATH In Ihe malter nf th. E.tal. of 1'edro Gonznlea, dereaned. In tin name of the Stale nf Oregon to- The unknown heirs ol 1'edro tioll lalrs. rterrnsed, A petition having been filed by Ivey C. Clarlc, the duly appointed, qiialllled and ortlng AdmlnUtralnr of the above entitled .stale for an Order .uthorlA. Ing him to sell at private sole for cash the following described real prop. nn'glnnlng' nt point whlrh in 20Hf) frpt Smith mifl tiX fcl Kl rf lh Northwcnt enrnpr of Srctlon 14, Town Hhtp :t Month, Hnnie l E.W.M. thi-nrn runnlnB fioiith 100 feet, thftice Y.nt 120 feet, thence North loo teei, thrnre Wrt U0 Cert tn the pIbco ol begin nltift, Kliimath County, Oregon. You, (.ml enrh of you, ro hfrrhy rltPtl tn kppcur in the hovo entltlrd Court on or tWora the !ith dny of Nn vrmher, 1BS2. then rift there to bIiow rmiiie, If sny there be, why the nla pettllon ihoitld not be granted. Wltnem, the Hon. David n. Vanilen burg. Judge of the above entitled ('Datcd thlt 1st dny of October, IBM. Chan. F. Dp I. P. Clerk of the Circuit Court 'Seal O, 6-13-20 27 No. 102 Noncr to cnp.ntTons Nollre U hereby given that I am the duly appointed, qunllfled and acting Admlnlitrntor nf the eitate of Joirph Calhouii, deceimed. All penoni having clnlm agalnat nald estate are hereby notified to present the ame, properly verified a bv law reciutrerl, to me nt the office of Donald A. W Piper, 207 Pine Tree nulldlng. Klamath KalU, Oregon, within fl month of the date ol ttie Ural publication of thin notice, mi J. I.. Calhoun Administrator of the Ftale tif Joirph Calhoun deceaied Donald A, W. Piper Pine Tree nulldlng Klamath Fall. Oregon Attorney for Estate 0-6-13-20-27 No. Hit NOTICR TO CltFDITOnS Notice In hereby given that 1 am the duly qunllfled, appointed and act ing Administrator of the eilate of Dnl llo Andrrgg, alao known a Doit ha Smith, (lerrmsert, All peraon having clnlm agalnut nld eatate are hereliy notlfed tn prenent the nnitie, duly veri fied a by law required, to me at my orflce nt 207 Pine Tree nulldlng, Klam ath Fnlla, Oregon, within fl month of the dale of the flrit publication of thl notice. flMt Publication: October fl. lOM. (nt Donald A. W. Piper, Administrator of the E1Ip of Dnllle Anrlreug, a ho known a Dortha Bmllh, de craned O. n-iA.go.27 Nn Jon m i m .Km CLASSIFIED RATES One slit v per win d V Time (liivn prr wniil l! Woi-k It Kit per wi.rd ami Muiitli run per uurU ti.iu MINIMUM The minimum charge fur any ona ad is tu,'. IIOX NUMUKIW Amvem to ads may be handled IIiioiikIi box niiiubrii al IN paper fur a tervice cliaigo of 'iic UEAUI.1NK3 ClasAlflrd ads accepted up to A 30 p ill. lor tollimltig day's publlcatliiii, till til Noun Kuluriluv fur Miiml.v. clusMIIrd dhplny ads acieptrd up io i mion mr luiiiiwing daya puuli cation. ADJUSTMKNT Plea.se make all clnluia for adjust ment wniiuL.i delay. 1 Coireclior.B or cuucrllatloiui re ceived by D:UU pin. will bo mudo In following day's publlintlou, by li Noun Hatiiriiiy lor Monday. A CARD OF THANKS lll'r.MINd. W. UUIl li .Klpiiii our licit: frtl lliMithi Mini .iirri lolli'il lui' Itia .('la til kllliliirH, liiv.u(ra ut ,!,. Iilhv. .Mil tiruullfiil lluiai ill 1st Ilia Ir.ruril ftiMn nlir kllnl IrltniU .nil nnnhhiira ilurlna otir li'rnt lMrrav mrul in llit li. nl our mi nnii biulli rr. W. r.liri'Ullv (hank III Mini.. 1-nilgr miiiI li Alll.ili'MII l.rsmn Am u. t Uiir.lnv, Mr anil Ml Wliarlrr Wiwjil. Mr mt Mrs. M. O. L.iiiililiiirl Yun llilr.lllK C fUNIKAl HOMES WAHII S Klo.nll. rillitlal ll.'lin. ' U.'l llllfllHti.r IMioii. 3;l.l 1 MEETING NOTICES NAOMI KIIKINK No. 6. Older of White Ulu mo of Jerusalem, Hill hold a staled merting, Tuesday. "."n. Del 7, lima. All visiting V soiuurneis Invited. llliinehe Hihllle, WIIP A4 May Plnnney, VS Hcottl'li Rile IliKlle.n will hold stated Hireling. Mfiu- : ilny night, Oevtober 0. Ite- I fleslunenta will be served. IlKliMAN tllHVOI.I). riecielary. Legal Notice cai.iji ron iiidh THANH IT TVir Al IKMJl. C'CIAl'll Tlie Klarnalh I'mifiiy Hvh.m, Dt.trltl will tetlv ldi tor fM ?u ttK-r l.iUl.tvM rlnml titclt Ullrrnal I ml, Iwa Boi h null, ml nut o cliM-h p mi. Staiutatil lii'i. T.iurda. Clctnlier I", tW-a. in tl' (Niunty fi. h"ol OK.ce, Vet cran Memorial lliilldlng. Klamath J !), Or on Hitvcifiraiun.fi' M ounce Koroel or enntvalrnt uph'Utry. rapatila of Mat Ing 70 pawaofigaia, rnulpi't with rear mounted eofllte uf n-it trma than "0 cubic inch dtalilarrnient. eiiiptcd M1 not than fooniiniia ply IHei with npllnn hid nf 11 oiaiitl3 ply tliea, 20 Inch riftt. 10 hnla lltuld Mitaeli. fiV ped tianmUlin with fifth dlriH: nglti tu Ix lulpped with twelve Volt jelartrlcal yttrm. !) amp or batlrr with two e-vult ur ana 12-vult or equiv. alrnt battel), or lllrr; im l ftprlog mil truck, air brake Willi limiting Valve for fmiil lirahrt eijinpis'it with Taihntcler. ef,uipieil with low liiMika bulh front and rear, oil filler. r In-trie wind hi Id w Ipci. In l erUipM-i Wllh rull tip lire carrier- plu ipate lire. Ilui rha- l. contplele unit, tn m equipped in cnitiply w ith nil ttat uImhiI htn ruttt latloiu tiH lnding a ie, f int -ald. Ila and tlare. fira eitingulther and tun dry equipment. Th Klamath County Hchrm) Dltrii t reiervea the right lu aft apt or rajet I any or all bid and to waive any ur all irrcgularillet in the bid ubmil ld. Klamath County School Ditrlrt J t Hodni, Clerk .13..hl0.nNo. 14 SUMMONS r.Qi'n v so. an m Tnic ciitt uiT court or rut: statk tir oiikijon ron Kt-AMATIl COUNTY If. O. Cox aitd t' r. Co. Plaintiff, V. Florrnre 11. Mark; and 1m all other peraon or partle unknown claim ing any rifhl, title, acta I, lien nr In. Ieret In lh real eilate dri ritied in the complaint hetrln, tJe lend ant To lite aliove named Defendant' In the name nf Ihe fctate of Oregon: You and each of ou are hereby tr quired In apar and litiwrr the Com plaint fllrd against you iv the above enlllled kdit un or Iwfor four week from the date of the f irl publication of thl Summon, and If you fall u to appear or anawer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court fur Ihe relief prayed for In their Com plaint on file herein, to-wit: that you and each of you le required lo tel forth the nature of mir claim in or to th lullowiiig decr Itted real proper! , Ituatrd In Klamath Cnuniy, Oieguu: The W'.W, of hect.n JO, Twp. .17 Sou in nf It a life la Kat. W M Th W'jKr.1. Lot ft and 7 of Mm inn all of Section 14. NT.',. NK'.NW. HNW'i and N' of Hoc! Ion 13. all of Section in. the.K1 ol Hellion 17: th K'.r. , and the NW, NK or tec Hon UK the N't, K'.Hr.'.. N'iSW' and SW',KW' nf Section 21: all of Section '42, cKtpt approximately in;t acre ad Joining trie Kin math t alW-Lakevlew Highway Mild by the Klral National flMiik of Portland, executor CTA of the Kilal of ftcglnald Krnent n. Hord, deceased, to the Slate of Oregon, by and through it Slate Highway Coni mlkalon: the NK, W'.HK'. t'.SW'i of Section 2.1; the W'lNK and th NW nf Section aU; the NK' and the W'jW1, nf Section 27; the K' and the NW'.NW, .if Section 2fl, the NK'Ni: of Section 20: and the NW'NW M Sectlnn J4, all In Twp. J7 South J9 Kange 11 Ka.l. W M. That aald clalmi mav be determined by the atMive entltlrd Court by decree, and by aid Decree It be adjudged and decreed that none nf mid defendant have any right, title, e-tnte, lien or Interest in ur to oulri realty or any part thereid advene to plaintiff, and that delenilent and eoch of them be forever enjoined and dlahnrred from aertlug any cbiliii whnUnever to taid property Mtlvrme tn plulnllffi, and tor uch other and further relief a tn the Court may appear to he equitable. Thl Summon la pulillklied once a week for four uccelve week in th Herald and New, a newnpuper, print ed, publUlied and lit Reneinl clrruliillon III Klamnth County, Oregon, by order of the Jliifjrnhl David It. Vandenbetg, JiittHo of (tie above entitled Court, nintla and entered an Heptemher 4. Kil.2. Dnte of flrnt publication of Una Summon la September II, una. Cluilhurn tt Jtrlckner Attorney for Plaintiff Merrill, Oregon 3-8-1,1-22-211-0, Q No. Ib0 NOTICR TO crtKDITOHS Notice i hereby given thai the tin d?ralgned ha been appointed exrcumr of the estate of John i, Satterlee, de ceaned, by the Circuit Court nf Klarn alh County, Oregon, and that all per son having claim against aald eatate are hereby notified lo preaent tn ante, together with proper voucher, lo aald executor al it Klamath Fall. Oregon, Branch wllh In alx month from the dais of thl notice, iDDatd Hilt Itlih day of September, Flit National Bank nf Portland Klamnth Fall Ilninch, JC. O'Neill, Attorney for Executor. S-22-20 O.0-1J No. ItlU PltniJCATION OF SUMMONS In the Diatrlrt Court of thr Slate of Oregon, for Kbimath County. S. H. Kettenherg, Plaintiff, VI Iouw E. Avlla, Defembint, To Louie K. Aviln, defendant, in Ihe name of Ihe Hluln of Oregon. You are hereby required In appear and anawer Ihe romplnlnl filed ag.tinl nii in the above entitled actum on nr before Ortober .1')tli. IBM, that be lug the explralloii of four weeka' puo llcallnii nf thl aiimmon preirrllfd by the order for the publication there of, and If ynu fail o tn answer, He plaintiff will Hike udgrneiit ngnlnal you for HH.H7. touelher witli Inlerent there. on at the rate of tlx per cent per an num from July n, ItiM; for the com and dlaburaementa of this fiction; and ior ma aiipiirathin of money from fund now held under Attachment here bi to the ptiyment of an Id Judgment. Thl nubllcntinn I made by order nf the Hon. n r vnn u.rtisr Judue of the above named Court, duly mail wis 1 iic .win nay or Hepiemner, The rintc ol flrnt puhllrnHnn of th uMiiiiuua 1 neniemiier Hmn, li' A (!. Yaden, AHnrney lor plaintiff, S-2B, Ort, fl, 13, 20. No. JIM.