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Newspaper Page Textth SO ps r: lit lj 1 arq. CI! In 1. O lo 81 th 1 bi I di ai B P n 6 tt 1 H I 1 I I 3 I 5 ?! I PAGE SIXTEEN Call Men's Hand Laundry whe n thlnis look blackl 11th and Klsm- th. phone I-IM1. George H. Candidate for Re-election for the office of County Coroner , H. Adv. Cte. H. A1w f ff yu want io 11 IT continue paying only $10 for car plates instead of $30 to $40... f? you want big Ulr inter-state trucks to pay their fair share . ... - - 318 Vote YES 331 i i J. .TAKE Paid Advertisement by Klamath Sove Oregon Highways Comm. Jerry V. Rajnus, Chairman ll Leon's TOTS-to-TEENS Big fl Show AND Boy t and Girl's winter snow suits and coats with eopt to match A special purchase to sell as low as ll SWEAT! 99 SHOES Odd lots broken sizes good heavy school shoes for both boys and qirls, priced to clear CAPS&HATS Boys and Girls all wool caps, fur trimmed, ear i Penguins often will brood a, Ismail rock or piece of Ice, mis-1 'taking It (or an egg. Adler, M. D. Off v I m V I I m 'Be Sure CUT THIS OUT Vote NO to IT TO THE POLLS WITH YOU, j SAVE... .YOU KNOW THE YOU ALWAYS GET ON SUITS COATS US 2" Infants, boys and oirls to six 14, all wools, cottons and rayons. 3 99 winter has and muffs and etc. Demos Hope For Victory in Oregon iThli li the NrM of four aiilrln bout I hp camlUUlcs In Oregon general rlrrtlnn.) Prrvtnl Koricrv Protect Payee rue Taymafttrr Cherk Protector Tall or tt'rltt U. n, 'lcl' Jnnri, KcprracnUtlv The rymHt(r Corporntlon Box 577, Orrtcch. Ore. Ph. tot., Marlaa Fr-iarar, candidal far Caunly CamniU.lanti a vacalr-1 . paint thraa , . , ul ru. eatta by . dasiara tub.rbaa MrttU U ba rail My raarfti an-itr raiinty apkarp nl tavt maat! raid Adr. Marlut Paltrata to sustain tht legislature the Constitutional Amendment VALUE RIGHT WHEN THESE BIG EVENTS .... . . . . Beautiful Dan River plaids our reqular stock. Sizes 2 to as $1.99. DRESSES V rk tub toon ROMPERS.. Small, medium and lorqeVomper suits in rayon. Beautiful desiqns and colors. T-SHIRTS 9?c 1 RAYON PANTIES " 3?c , ANKLETS PLASTIC APRONS 29c 1100 JEANS S1.79 lOUSIS Rayons, Cottons, plaids and' solid col ors, some slightly soiled. ; HKKALD AND NhiWS. KLAMATH KALLS. 0 KEG ON By PAI'L V. HARVEY JR SALEM I It's been to long since the Democrats had control o( Oregon's state government that most people now living can t re member It. There hasn't been a Democratic setTelnry o( state. since 1878. The In si Democratic ttloinev general served in lews. I ne only uemocrat. ic slate oflli'lal now Is Walter J. Pearson, state treasurer. The Democrats now think they hava a good chance la Yin those three olttces next Tuesday. They clnlm they have, the strongest ticket they have had In many years, and many Republicans free ly nc.mil mat Those three positions are the only state olltces to be filled at the general election. The cam. Palais tor these offices, while over. shadowed by the hectic presidential race, nave been hard. The Democrats hone the nresl drntial race will hue sometimes 1 reluctant Democratic voters to the i polls, I It's an odd campaign. While each of the candidates Is working hard. I I couldn't find In touring the state ! In the past lew days that people were very much Interested In jthe?e state offices. Their eyes are , focused on the bitter presidential : struggle. As far as these candidates tor state offices are concerned, nobody seems to be very mad at anybody. I AH of the candidates have dis tinguished records, i Secretary of Stale Earl T. New bry, the Ashland pear grower who was appointed five years ago by cx-Qov. John Hall and who was re-elected in a landslide, Is a Re publican who plans to run for governor In two years. His opponent Is Mrs. Edith 8. Green, an attractive Portland housewife. She is a Democrat and has taught school, held high posi tions in the state Parent-Teacher Association, been active in the League of Women Voters and the American Association of University Women, and has done a lot of work lor charity. Mrs. Green's main charges have been that Newbry's motor vehicle department Is too expensive, and that Newbrv's work on the 8tate Board of Control hasn't resulted in efficiency in running the state institutions and tax commission. She also criticizes Newbrv for his opposition to the newly created State Department of Finance. She claims this department, which is under Gov. Douglas McKay. Is eft). cient and a big Improvement, but Newbry argues that the depart, ment Is wasteful. Newbry was a prominent state senator when he became secretary of state. He says his department Is run economically and that he has done many things to better serve the public, including nis es tablishing of branch offices over the state,- and the staggered auto mobile license plate system. Democratic Slate Treasurer Walter J. Pearson Is running for the state senate from Multnomah County, a position he had before he was electea treasurer. Tne two aspirants for his treasurer Job are Sltrfrid Cnender, voung Porllander wno has been nigh m KepuDiican party, circles; . and Francis Lambert.- Democrat "who was Multno-mah-County treasurer for II years. Neither Unander nor Lambert has been cussing out the other. Each has been stressing Ms own qualifications. Unander is a protege of ex-Gov. Charles A. Sprague, Salem pub A TERRIFIC - GIVING EVENT YOU WANT TO GREAT VALUES 1" $5.00 taken from 14 as low 1 99 149 a ft C fri r lisher who now Is an alternate delegate lo the United Niitluna General Assembly. Unander was a secretary to Sprague when the latter was governor. He has bent statu Republican chairman, resigning to run for treasurer. Unander ran. lor the same Job tour years ago, but was defeated narrowly In the primary, Unander knows a lot about money. Hp Inherited a lot ol II. and hus nuiimgrd the eslatrs. He had a brilliant war record, serving .19 mouths overseas and winning a chestful of docorallons. Lambert, like Unsnrirr. Is a member of a pioneer family. His main argument as lo why he should be slate treasurer Is that running the state treasury Isn't too differ ent from being Multnomah County treasurer, so he's experienced. Lambert also has been active In civic affairs, leading symphony, ttea cross, infantile pnralysls, can. cer and war bond campaigns. The Democrats believe their best chance lies In the attorney general contest, which thev'rame close to winning tour and eight years ago. Here, tne battle might resolve Itself In a contest between Mult nomah County and the upstate counties. That's what the Demo crats are hoping. . Kcpuonoan, Attorney General Slimmer Lake i - .J H.-.'.v, -.t.v.i- ,r 4i By MRS. K. R. NELSON Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brunnemer formerly of Lakevlew but now of f.ureka. are the parents of baby boy born last week. Mrs. Brun nemer Is the dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. h. Harvey, The Harvey are now In Eureka getting ac qualnted with their new grandson, ims is ine tnira child ot tne lam uy and all aie boys. Regular church service was held in the Episcopal Church Sunday evening. The Rev. Trugttt an nounced Sunday School would atari the first Friday In November also tne tnird rriday in November lo. lowing the close ot the Ana River School when all the children may be present. He also announced funeral services for the Rev. F. C, Wissenback of the Bend Episcopal cnurcn who died unexpectedly en route home from a trip lo tne rioiy Lena, a trip he nan anticl. paled for many years. The Rev, Wlssenbacb was known In our our parish and assisted with the dedication services ol the Church of Our Savior several years ago, He painted and presented to this cnurcn a oesuuiui on painting which hangs In the chancel. Many win mourn he passing. Ray Gowdv, Redmond, Is visiting his cousin Evan Carlon. Both boyi attend Redmond school which closed for two weeks lor potato harvest. The film "The Fire Ball." star ring Mickey Rooney and Pat O'Brien, shown at the Ana Klver school house Thursday evening was well attended. Mrs. S. D. Harris la In Portland visiting at the home of her daugn ter. . Mrs. William Howard and family, and getting acquainted with her new grandson, bora lo the Howards recently. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rwtni were guests of her brother, Ouy Foster and lamuy, several days last weex. Their home Is In Portland and they had visited relativea in Klam ath Falls and Lakevlew enroute, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crump, Port, land, were visitors at the B. R Nelson ranch Friday enroute to Adrl to visit Tom's brother, Charles Crump. Mr. and , Mrs: Howard neison and family. We.-.tslde. spent Sun day at the Summer Lake Lodge with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frsnk Graves. Mr. and Mrs. Ollbert Brown, Brown being former supervisor ol the forest service In Lakevlew number of years ago. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Leyva one day last week enroute to tneir home In Wenatchee, Wash. Brown I now retired. The Game Commission liberated about 400 pheasants on the refuge last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lynch and family went to Merrill Monday and returned Tuesday. yv i.'r i i ' j : h nnaeDranu Bi MRS. T. P. MICHAEL Curley Eager. Portland, and Fred Eager. West Fir. were call ing on friends and shopping In Dai ry Wednesday. They are former res idents if this community. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Maltoon Klamath Fans, were business vis itors In Dairy on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Grlse and children Oarry and Vickie, Bag!- naw. Mich.,- spent tne past weeg visiting their parents Mr. ana Mrs. V. E. Orlse. West Dairy. Mr Edwin Walker and son. Sprague River, were shopping In Dairy Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack 8Urvena, Sun Francisco, spent the weekend with their mother. Mrs. Rosa Vlelra. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Blsbey had as their dinner guests on sunoay, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barker, Klsnv ath Falls. . Mrs. Delia Fraley. Tulelake. a. companied bv her cousins from Oskrldge. were dinner guests ol her sister and brother-in-law. Mr, and Mrs. William Bell, . Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morgan, Klamath Falls, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Blsbey. Miss Coey, Klamath Falls, was transacting Business in uairy Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vlerlra and sons, Jerry and Lee, took their uncle, Scy Pool, to his home at Redding, Saturday. Mr. anri Mrs. D. Hoefler and children, Ray, Olorla and Wanda, Klamath Fans, and iwr. ano firs. Brvon M. Welch and sons. Elton, Eddie snd Lov. Lakevlew, visited Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Ssrah Michael. Mrs. Billy Drew was shopping In Dslry Monday. Mrs. Ssrah Michael received word of the birth of a great grand son at Fslrbanks, Alssks, Oct. S, lo Mr. and Mrs. William r'. Fraslers. This Is the third child. They have two daughters. AArm UtVTei niia ranarlt ft 1tar4 on friends In Dairy and Bonanza Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Reld and daugh ter, Janice, Mrs. Olive Fraley and son, Jerry, and Mrs. Sarah Michael, were dinner, guests . of Mrs. Emma Rueck' Wednesday.1 Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis, Klamath Falls, visited Tuesdsy (i 'moon with Mrs, Ann Jane White. State Vote CWiRft Ncuitfr la quitting Mtr nine yen m of offlct, Tht two men after his Job are District Attorney John It. McCoiirt of Multnomah County, Republican, and Htste Hep. Robert Y, Thornton, ' Tillamook Democrat. ,, Roth are running on a clean gov eminent platform. McGinn I anys he has kept Multnomah County fire of rackets and vice, while Thornton promises to keep vice, racketeers and gamblers out of Oregon, McCourt, son of a former slate Supreme Court Justice, served five terms in the state House of Representatives.-Me was a county deputy district attorney four years before becoming district attorney, i Thornton, a young man, served in the MM Home of Representa tives. While MuCourt la a veteran ol World War 1, Thornton served In World War II. The Tillamook lawyer aerved In Japan as an Intelligence officer, and knows the Jpanese language well. In fact, he knows Japanese so well that In Malheur County, he spoke to Japanese-Americans In their native language. Ihornlon Is drawing considerable Republican support. Some of his hsrdest workers In upstate coun ties belong, to the GOP, Dairy Costs Reported Up Production costs and prices to producers have both Increased in the past year, the Oregon Slate Extension Service reports In Its weekly dairy market review. How. ever, an Increase In supply Is lag ging oenina an increase in. sales. The U.8. Bureau of Labor Sta tistics reported the average atan- dard milk price delivered to homes In 68 cities of the nation was lit.? cents In August, nearly five per cent aoove a year ago. Anotnei government report snoived In early October Portland's 32 cent per quart for delivered milk Was below prices being paid by residents ol 80 of 111 cities. Seventeen cities hsd the same price as Portland, and U were lower. A year earlier 47 cities had higher prices, 47 had tower prices man roruano. store prices are new higher In 84 clue, than Port land, are the same In IS and lower In 31. Top grades of butter are con tinuing at It cents a pound, and grade B butter la unchanged at 7 cents. Cheese prices are mostly unchanged. GRAIN MARKET Wheat markets showed atronger price trends In the major terminals oi tne nation. At nrlland this week cash sales have been SXM per bushel. Feed barley markets showed mostly higher price trends, with West Coast markets running from 60 cents lo I 00 a ton higher. Portland quotations are from 70. 00 to 10 60 per ton, and la reported quiet there. Offerings are scarce. witn large carlot receipts mostly from previous contracts. Tha brewing barley market re mained dulL with practically no trade and prices only nominal. The Portland oal prices showed a atronger price trend during tht last week, with trading light and offerings small. This week they topped mostly at 80 60 to 70.00 a ton. This is unchanged lo M cents higher than a week ago. German SS Troops Meet VERDEN. Germany bfl Amer icana Including Gen. Owight D. Elsenhower were vilified at the first big postwar reunion of Hit ler's E3 troopers Sunday night. They cheered wildly a former Oerman general who urged the war veterans to refuse to take up arms again as long as Allied prisons still hold "so-called German war criminals." Hermann Ramcke, the former general, addressed 4.000 onetime members of Hitler's "Elite Guard" at a rally whose announced pur pose was to clarify the fate of 88 men aim listed as missing. Ramcke, a popular wartime leader, said "If our soldiers are convicted as war criminals then It was also a war crime when Ine Allies bombed unprotected Oerman cities and when the Allies now in vent atom bombs." . Shouts of approval almost drowned him out. Some ol hia listeners yelled that Elsenhower la a ptg-dog. The Oerman word they used Is Schweinehund. T he forme psratroop general himself released last year from a French war crimes prison said 11,600 Oerman soldiers had been Involved In war Crimea and densil. flcatlon trials. He asserted their prison sentence has totaled 4. 198 years. : Another rally leader, former 88 General Felix 8lelner, called a hurried news conference later and stressed that Ramcke was a gueat speaker and did not apeak for him nd other hs veterans. Earlier Stelner hsd urged the rally to support Allied plans lor West European unity. English Mobs Beat Airmen WARRINOTON, Eng. 11 The . 6. Air Force has put the entire city of Manchester out of bounds for Amerlcsn airmen because nl two recent gang attacks on U. B. Service personnel. urig. oen. rtooeri u. Oliver, enmmsndrr of the big U. 8. air depot at nearby Burtonwood, said Monday the bsn would stay in effect until further notice. Manchester, city of 739.000 and Britain's cotton capital, has been the scene of frequent Communist Party demonstrations against the stationing of American airmen In thls'country. There are 5,000 air men at Burtonwood alone. Two weeks ago two Air Force MP's, armed only with billy clubs, were attacked by a gang of toughs with knives and razors and were badly beaten and cut. Last Friday two more MP' were similarly at tacked. The Manchester police have made no arrests In connection with th asssults, JIMMY BARNES, III Shel don, It a candidate for a City Council potitlon from Ward 3 IMilli Addition). Ha it mak ing hit first venture into elective politics and teeki td replace Mark Smith ai councilman from that ward. Smith it not running. Legal Notice NOTK'g OF BOND Al.g Sald uruuoali will ha rclved by the Ciiiiimnn Cnunrll of tha Clljr of Klimalh falla. Urason, fnr Ilia pur rhata nt alraal tmprovamanl nniirii, Sana Oct. M and 9.V alraalln, Twan. l'-lltl thnuaaitd Ihrca nuiiurari nina ttan and M.IOO Dnllari IUS.4I all dulr aulhoritad tty ordlnanrat ol lha aaid City nl Klamath ralU. lor Ilia rnn trurllon and iniprovaniant ot tha lul Umins Improvement unit Mualad In Ilia ( Uy ol Klamalh I III. Orason, fullnwai Improvement Unit No. 118. emend Ins aluna Painter Mtrret (torn lha Soiithwe.terly Line ot Parltlr Terru.-e In lha Moulhweiterly Line ol lha Alley t the rear of Lot 13. Ulora. IS, and Lot IT, lll, 13, lllllalde Addition: Im provement Unit No. 110, extending alone: Lawrence Street, from the soulli relerly Line of Newraelle Kttoat iior. nierly en alia) , to lha Soulhweeterly Line of lha Allay at the rear ol Lot IT Blork a, and Lot II. Klork 13, Hill- ,n nquniun, enu improvement linn No. I IT. evtendlne alone Lowell Street (rum Kldorado Avenue lo Hecitle Tar rare. Piopoeali ta purchase eald bond, will be received by the undere.ened up lo and Inrludlnfl the llrat diy u Dei-ember, ISM. al lha hour of eeven thirty o'clock V m ol eald day and opened al a rainier meeting nl ihe Common Council immediately thereafter; eald bonds shall be deled IJerember IS, UM2, and shell be in ainounta of eAQnou earhl eft.'ept bond No I, or eerh eerlea. which shall be tor Ihe fractional pari ot aald aunt, and all ahall be due ten yeera after Ihe date or leeue, pamenl of ihe enure bonue optional wilh aaid City al any coupon payliif dele on and after one yeer from Ihe data thereof. Said bonde will bear Interest el Ihe rale o( not to eerecd ela per cent per an num. peyeole aeml-annually on re vomr.ee is and June IS of each year, principal and Interest payable at Ihe ufflce of Ine treasurer ui the City ol Klamath ralla. Oregon. All propueela Rimt be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for five per rent of Ihe proposal. The Commas Council reeervee the rlfhl lo reject Sny end all blda. The eucceaaful bidder foe eald bonds will be furntahed wilh an opinion aa to Ihe velidily thereof bv Ihe law firm of. Wintree. M'Cullorh Shuler aa gere, Spalding Huildinf. Portland, tlrefofl True nonce is authorised by ordin ance of the Common Council of the City of Klemelh leUa, Oregoo, gaud October 70th, mit Prank A Mtackmer Poll, e Judce. lor the City f Klamath ralle, Oreenn, O n ivn . xi-ji No n l J s t.s-is- ii-i.ij-i-i-iiie-ieo-3i-U'3-u sa il. Mo, BOS NOTICK TO CIIKOrTUfll Ktrtk- m harabjr fivtn liul tlva un daralgnad iMti Alison bmall, haa tsaatt by an piuar ot ln Clrcuil Couit ot lha Atala of Or agon Klantatn Cnunl. appolniad A'lm.niitralAr o lh Ksiata ot Uaorgt lnnia Kmall. IM raaattl, an4 tliai Laiiar of AomiUsjUa. I ton hava baan Issuta lo him. All paraona havinf rUitin again t aaid lata aro haiatiy itolifiad lo praaanl th wm dulr varlttad. aiuf. nh p"tf vouchara, lo lha unnvraigrtad at Hoom H) . riral Frdaral Kavinaa and Loan Suildlr.a, Klamaih FalU. uragon. with in at si monirui irotu irva oat of in rint publirattrrti ot thia noiiro, whlrh fiuttikaiMM t th I4IA oajr ot Ociooof, Ui. GKOnOC W1IJION IMAIX ' Adminlalral4r ot lha P-a. tat nf Uoofia Oooiilo MiaU. ua rABFtfNl MAXWELL Atlorna for AdminlatialOT UI4-11 M ti 4-11 HO. IM CITATION IN TltK CIRCUIT COt'flT or THt CTATE or OHM. ON roR KIJMATII COUNTY In lha ma I tar of lha naililion of Al' trad La LtnU and MuiMI K4tih Llnil. htiabond and wt la. to adnot Hairy Vauaiui. aiao known aa Bavaciv Jaan Vaugnn, minor, lo nay wtiiora vaugntt. Muvtr. ar lha abova-nanvad minor In lha mtiit of tno I lata or Orvgatn you ar naraoy ciiaa ana raquittd appaar in in aDova-niitid court ana maiir in in uouri Room cm aaia Court wilhln four )4 waaka front Or lobar 14. IMl. that balna lit data oi flral pu miration of tnta ritation. ana lnan ana mra anow raua wnv lha oal It ion of lha abova-namad Alfrad La Unit and Murial Edith Unit, husband and who. which u Mrd in thia Court lo adopt llaby Vaughn alao known aa Havarijr jan vaugon. a minor rnild. ahnuld not b alio wad and aaid adp- urn anon in not n mant, Thia citation t evarvj uoon ou Diiblicalion thartvif one aacn waak tor four 4t aiirraaalvo wt?ka by ordar of th Honorahla llavtd n. Vandanharg, Jurlga ot th anov-ntitld court, nalau uc lobar , i9-2 CHAS. r. Dal.AF Clark of tha Cirtutt Court ny Jan wvr, utputy O 14 Jl--N-4 NO. IM NfrTlCg TO CREDITORS IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OP THK STATS or OKKCION, roll KLAMATH COUNTY IN PRUHATE i In the Matter of in, Eatau ol Rich, srd berry, lleceeaed. Notire Is hereby slven thai I am Ihe duly appointed, Qualified and au Ins administratrix nl ine.eatete oi Kirn, ard Harry, tie, eased. All persona hav Ins rla una aaalnal aald eatete are here. by notified tn preeent Ihe same, with voucher attached, duly verified aa by leer provided lo me at my residence. S.I4 Pine Sireel. In Klamalh Falls, Ore son, within sis month alter Ihe dale of flrat publication of thia NOIlre. First publication Oclnher 2S, IvliJ. Joaeohlne M. Irwin. Administratrix of Ihe estate ot Rirhard Berry, Deceased. O JS.N-V11.1S. Ms. no Not Ira le hereby elven Thai I, I.eo. nard J. Woodruff, of fxrj E. ftl., N.w. Ardmore, Oklahoma, am tha Icial own er of that certain depoall herelolore In custody of Ihe Klamalh Pells llrench, the United Slake National Uenk ol Portland, of Klameth Palls. Oregon, In toe amount of llosss, which was declared abandoned under the provi sion of Chapter SSI, Oresnn liwa of UMT, and turned over In the Stale I,and Hoard nf tha fllate nf Oreenn aa aban doned money tinder Ihe dele nf July I, IS4T, and the! I hev petitioned the said Rials Land Board fnr tha recovery thereof. - ' Leonard J. Woodruff O SS No. 211 "T- Italian Police Bar Churches MILAN, Italy lTV A hreachee nf the Church of Christ complained last night of renewed Interference by Italy's police with tha Amorl. can-led Protestant sect. Melvln J. Pownnli 0f Coatesvllle, Pa., aald police barred members of his congregation from enierlng a building yesterday where serv ices wei to he held In nearby Alesssndrls and threatened him with arrest. TUKSDAY, OCTOBKIl 2B. 10.12 CLASSIFIED RATES On day Tines days . Week Run Mouth run m ..... per word to per word to . per ward it ... per word ttUa , ' MINIMUM 1'Iib minimum charge lor any one ad Is eOo. BOX NUMUKUS Answers lo ail niuy ue hamllmi thruugli but numbers at U pupor fur a service dim no ol Ho DEADLINES Classified ana accopled up lo 6;3o p.m. lor following day' publication, up 10 Noun (Saturday fur Muncluy. claasltlrd display ads accepted ui lo 12 noon fur following day publi cation. ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims for adjust ment without delay, CuneXitloni or cancellations re ceived by 6:30 p.m. will be made in following day's publication, by U Noon Halup.iay fnr Monday, A-CARD 0 THANKi C rUNIgAt'MOMlJ VVTrifitsrTltVlrrTmi)illome7"til Hin Street. Phone "i miitino'noticis KLAMATH CIIAPTKR No. 1 Royal Arch Masons will hold a Special meeting Wed., Oct. an 7:30. Will confer liuyal Arch Degree oil clasn uf randlilntaa. Vlniiin, Companions Invited C1IA8. R. BONNKY HI. ALOHA ClIAPTER NO. fll O E. S. will hold a staled meeting at thai v j Mseonlc Temple Tue. VVeT dsy October 2 at s gAlAk P ni. All mcmbrrs ami vinttin aio invited io ' attend. 1 Itha Murphy. Worthy Mulrou Elmer JJrainlelt, Worthy 'juon NOTICE EASTERN STAR Tuesilay evening Oct, , Aloli Chapter Number 01 Order of Hie Eastern Star cordially Invites all members to attend the mertina at 1:00 p.m. after which all inrm. bers and their escort or lathes are Invited lo enjoy the eveiuni In a Halloween carnival parly, with decorations, games, dancing an.! holiday spirit. Those who wih mat leave a few pennies aa donation in th. flower lund during tha evening. Don't miss this outstanding parly of ihe yctr. liha Murphy. Worthy Matron Elmer Bramlctt, Worthy pstron JIXfllltlLlcl "ArSriT Legal Notice NOTICE Of SALC No! Ira la hart by fflvtn thai lha undar aifnod. Hharllt of Klamalh t'tmntir Ut n, puruanl lo an ordar of lha Loun Ir Court til Klamalh Court I v Ite.ai dafad on lha lh dajr of iw-p.amiar, IB64 will on Iho lOih day of Novam. bar. IW at th hour oi Un o cta a In lh fat noon of uirj dar, al if. a front drmf ot lha County tourlnouta In Klamalh Pal It, Oragim, aa for rash th raal pfoparly haramaftar darrtbHj, fur lh um of nnl lata nmn in amnuni al out in arh of lha aap. rata parrala harainaltat ftoarriuad. am namg lha m mtmum prka u aat by tha aaid County Court Tha aa d raal proparty u dfrtbed a lot tow . LoU I, , i im arraa, ioctlva ?, T. 14 , M I IWM, 00. Vt"aNK,4 w t rivar, drribad daad vol M, p 933. 30 oriot. bacUoo $, T. 14 I N. kWM. IMOO rractton HZ t darrit(d daaj ot 71, 43a. laaa Nfc'.Nfc. uaarribd dd vol. I an p mi, im turn, awuoa T 14 t, M CWM 140 on NKSNK't, lata 1 7 acraa railroad, Mil acraa ftarllot. js, T. ll L, R I a W H. luuuu. rortlot iwi.NW, daat-rlbad daad VOL 77, lit 100 I flu" cunUinifi E w h, saeu "' 7 - las Ixil S-3j .S erres. aectio. 34, T il I. I. I lull Mm Tea lot f . IB, s ocrea. aecuoa If, T J a. R lo iwm moo Tea Lot UI, acre. Setruoat 4, T .1 S. R 10 E W M SOOOO South S4 S acree Lol J. deecrtbed deed vol. l. p SIS Sect .on le, . JS a. R EWM. IMUS Portion aS'aNESSW'. encnoed deed vol IM p 41e,. acres, Seclloa li T. j. . r a evVm. 4j,oo.' g'aE'.ESSCI.kE'a. S acree, fcectUMB U. 1 . r a EWM xuuo NWt.NTE',. SE'.Nti, Seclloa . SO acree. T. JBj , R. EWM. WIS N'.N'.NW'.NW'a IO aciee. Keauoa JS. f V S R it EWM SOW. Easterly as' described vol 4. p. IM, leae easterly St tSeeccibed vol 114. deeds, p a I Ixila I and S. DIocS t, Allamonl Acres. 30 On . Lot T, aioch s. South Chlleejuln sceiflri, Lota SI, 32, IJ, Si, Block J, Lonrota. SU0 00. 11 l, etork SO. Wans Ceaa tiiy. l-oi 10 Block Sl. WaiU Lake Cur. lo 00 Lut S. Block S, Fires. Chlleasuia sen uo. l-ot a. Hlork . Plrsl Chllmjuin TJ on. l-ot a. Block S. Jese ponton dcacnoed i feed vol ee Pass 401, Pirn Chllonuif. I JO no , 1 Resubdlvlaloa Lota 14. IS, IS, Riock S. I,t ISA, First Addition to ChiloQUts. aorio uo. Iit I, Block S Second Addition1. ChiiiH)uin. aonoo. Lot IS. Rlock 4. Weal Chllocitiln. lien Lot S, Block 1S, Weal Chllnquln. Jtiono lt 7, Block lo, west crnioquin. .m no. Lol S, Block 10. Weal Chilotimn Zuu 10. Lol J eod S. Block le. iVa.i ,-t.n... qoin. S3O0O Resuodlvlelon IM S. S, II, 1, Block 10. til S, Block 10, West Cniloquin. lis) 00. Lot J, Block S3, Buens Vlala Addition to the City of Klamelh Pella .100 00 Lol IT, Block SS, nuene Vlsla Ad dition to lh. City of Klamalh Pell.. ISO 00. Lol 4. Block S rnanH aMI.lM I. IKa Clly of Klamath ralla. laiMi irt , niock s. Diaon Atldilion ta the Clly of Klameth Pella. ISO on. Iyt T. niock B lli.na erf..,liMM I She Clly of Klamalh tells. I .wno Uil T, Blo,k 10'. Hoi Sprinaa Addt. tlon I. Ihe Clly nf Klamalh FaNe I vino i.oia and 10 Block la, Indualnal Adrtilloa to lh. Clip ol Klamath lane. 4M no. Lol 4. BlOCfc 4S. l-aheview SrtOHion t". the ely ol Klomalh Pella. ISO no Weaterly 40 nf l.oia S and , Hlock 44. Lekeview Arfrfli.nn i. ih. it of Klemelh l alla 2 40 00. Lol 44J. Block us. Mills Addition o the city ol Klamalh FalU. 330 00. i-oie io, 17, is, is, niock 14. second Addition to Ihe Clip sf Klamath tana. J Ml lxita SO. 31 Block 14 Macood Artdl- lion lo Ihe clly of Klamath Pella. souo. Lot 4. Illnt-k 3A ftWnnrf ..,,., .n 1. Ibe clly of Klamalh lalla. 139 00 Lola' S and S. Block 1J. Easl Klam alh Palls loo no Lota , 7. I, a, Block 38, East Klam alh ralla. 300 00. , I.OIB 10, II. 13, IS, Block 3. Seat Klamath Falls. 300 00 I.OI4 14. IS. IS. Hlork SS r.aal Kiam- ath Palls, i.tooo. Lola I, 1 1 4. S, Block 40, real Klamalh Palls 300 00 I-ol. S, S. 7. S, Block 40, last Klam alh ralla. 300 00 ltta S 10. 11 19 BIai. Jil P.aal Klamalh Falls 300 00 Lola 13. 14, 1.1. IS; Block 40 East Klamalh Palls, 300 00 Ilt S, Block 41, East Klamath fslle. SO, 00. l.nt B. Block 43. Ceal Mlemalh Palle. Bono, l.oi S, Block So, Eaat Klsmstn Feus. sooo. Lot IS, Block so, Eaat Klsmstn Fein. SO. 00. Portion known Assesanr'a Lot , belni portion NE.Nr.i.. .t-i acres. Rer- lion li, T. :m a . H. u EWM, Honsn.a not pletled. so. 00, all nf aald property being In Klamalh County, Oregon, . . - Ostcd thia 39 dav nf Haplember, 1033. J. M. Rrlllon Sheriff of Klamalh County, O t tt 31-IS , o. in t