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Newspaper Page TextSATU MMY, JUNK '211, ll).r4 IIKRAIJ) AND NKVVS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHKGON PAGE TIURTEEN WON II V A MIIINKKIt Milwaukee Uiuvch, bellvcs he MILWAUKKK 11 Danny O'Cim- lirliml will tilled auccpsiilva uiimi'n null, hnid-lilltliig InfirUlpr for llwlfur hln Utummnton by a whln-i-i', Taking a Cool Drive Tonight After warm day In town, we Invito you lo drive out the now toko Hlahwoy la onay tally Dutch Lunch, 7 Sc. A law loll Itlt, aoiy taimi. Q The Frontier Guest Ranch 'Ilia Hrnvo. bout the Dodgers 2-0 lit Ui'ii iklyii iintl Ditiiny. regarded hln lulliim lo khuvr tin n uoud luck Hlli. The IH'xl dity lie again f.kiiprd Hit) luur mid tliu llritvcrA J whipped Hid JJroukii 5-1. The fol ', lowing diiy the Milv.au.co Club, ; Willi bcwllli.kci.-d O'Cunncll III the :iiicui. knui kcd oil the Pirate 4-2. I wht n the Braves dropped llirlr next content to Hie Pirn leu by 3-2 ncore. Danny decided lo li'kc I on (he lather. 3 t': YOU'RE INVITED TO THE KLAMATH BASIN ROUNDUP 3 BIG DAYS JULY3,4&5 3 J)ay Rodeo Klamath Falls Falrqroundt Thrilling Parades Saturday and Monday . Gigantic Fireworks Nlsjltf of July 4th Dance To Wottarn and Popular Muiie Carnival Daily PLAN NOW TO ATTEND Write, Wirt, Of Phone for Reservation! Rod to Heodquortert Klomolh Falls, Oro. 323 Main St. Phone 8041 Chombor of Com more America's Top Rodeo Entertainers 1 si dhp I ... 4 -a ir n a v. 's.. i . fin 1 U . a a j . w i rial in - . iii", ft - ' IV' - . iw .i'. I - Alt . - I inarsniRSfiiim 11.... ir vow V: ; REMODELING IS UNDER WAY at Klamath Union High School where the two story auditor ium it being divided and converted into complete, modern library on the second door with conference rooms, office end added space for the commercial departments on the main floor. The work, being done by Leo N, Huls and the Brosterhous Construction Company as two sep arate operations is expected to be completed in time for opening of school. The initial con struction is en early phase of the expansion program that will eventually include a complete new wing on the building. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COUNTV COURT OF TIIR 8TATE OP OBEGON, IN AND FOR KLAMATH COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on or niter Blxty days from the first day of July, ISM, the County Court of Ktamnth County, Oro icon, will In open Court, order all Warrant In the hands of the County Clerk of Bald County and State cancelled, which have been iMued and not received by partle to whom Mued for period or seven year or more prior to the first day of July, 19M. All War rans will be held for naught, and payment thereof stopped, where It appears that same have not been received. The following show the name of payee, date, number and amount of Warrant to be acted upon by said Court as above stated, and mora than seven years old prior to July 1st, 1954. To Whom Issued Date Issued Fund No. Amount L. M. Btreeter Sept. 14. 1D4S Road 4781 1100.00 H. E. Thrash Aug. 30, 1948 Road 6662 7.59 Isaac O. Bernard! Nov. 7, 1945 C E 11653 3.33 Dan Long Nov. 21, 1945 C E 11809 1.30 Carl H. Shlvely Dec. 5, 1945 ' C E 12019 9.75 Winifred Daugherty Jan. 3, 1948 C E 12317 1.70 Eugene L. Jacobsen Jan. 3, 1946 C E U319 ' 1.70 Richard W. White Jan. 3, 1946 C E 12322 1.70 T. B. Hadley, Sec'y Jan. 9. 1946 C E 12455 10.00 Trinidad Marquez Feb. 13, 1946 C E 12804 2.10 Nellie R. lluon Mar. 1, 1946 C E 13089 8.70 Mrs. Cllne Mar. 1, 1946 CE 13098 4.10 James M. Beltls Mar. 1, 1946 C E 13099 4.10 Sue Coplln Mar. 1, 1946 CE 13102 4.10 Ccola J. Miller Mar. 1, 1948 CE '13103 4.10 Dorothy Nelson Mar. 1, 1946 C E 13104 ' 4.10 Anita Reese Mar, 8, 1948 OI. ' 13193 ' 2.60 John F. Kennedy ..Mar. 13, 1946 C E 13209 3.0O Ray Non-U April 3, 1946 C E 13401 1 ' CM Alice Gardner April 3, 1946 C E ' 13402 2.10 Florence Luik .. April 3, 1946 C E 13403 2.10 Marvin M. DanelMin April 24, 1948 C E 13668 - 1.70 Donna Stout June 28, 1946 CE ' 15055 4.10 Morla Jump .June 26, 1946 C E 15057 4.10 Dorrls Todd July 31, 1946 . CI . 15439 4.10 Clara Rltter Mar. 21, 1947 C E 18519 3.00 Gene McFarland May 7, 1947 C E 19062 1.10 Bculah Lowry May 28, 1947 C E 19352 2.20 E. Henderson June 13, 1947 C E 19554 1.70 Machine To Test Drunks Reported TOKYO i Japanese scientists report thry have developed a incUiod ol testing drunkenness by iiipn.-turlnK brain wuves. The machine proves that the brain wavi-t ol nil Intoxicated per son arc louder and lower than normal, they say. HEART? It w. write to Spoon Chlroproctic Jooltoiion od Hoipltol, Doavor. Colo., for 72 pogot ot Testimonial ,Voot ol reMltl la ortkrllli. caster, polio, epilepsy. rkoosMtlc fever, nolliplo sclerosis, cerebral palsy, mtcslar dystropky, itrokoi koart. llor. skla. stomach, kiasey aad scores of atkor atlmoats. This is you- earning extra money! n You've probably navar thought of yourself . I , : . . l U..I . n Itm- a ine exira-intunie tj)"" i 1 f W extra money that goes on making more anu more money for you, even when you're not working. All you have to do ii oign to inveat in U. S. Saving! Bonds on tho Payroll Savings Plan. You'll find it's the eaiiest way in tho world to save money and lo make money! Remember, yaw can tava aa little a couple of dollara a payday on the Payroll Savings Plan. And you won't miaa the money because it'a aaved from your salary before you're tempted to apand it! Your money is invested in U. S. Savings Bonds ' for you, and Die Bonds turned over to you. Boat of all tViosc Bonds can now tarn 3 inttrttt for at long at 19 yean and 8 montht. Today sign, where you work, for tho Pay roll Savings Plan. Or, if you're self-employed, go to your bank and have your hanker start you in the simple, automatic Bond-A-Month Plan. You'll find it as easy aa the Pay roll Savings Tlan. tu v i ai n i" '' M'Kiw. TVmi lhsnwil Oo-ioi. h port" 4 um, lit AimMini Cmuii 4 laliigor Motor Company Klamath Basin Pine Mills Company Madoc Lumbar Company ,' . Metier Irothen l Home Lumber Ir Supply Company lost Side Electric Klamath Falls Branch U.S. Natl. Bank Harold liNawt Weyerhaeuser Timber Compony Ellington Lumber Company ' Car-Ad-Co Company , Fluhrer'i Holsum Bakery J. W. Kerns, Oregon Ltd. Tho First Natl. Bank of Portland Klamath ice and Storage Company Tho California Oregon Power Company 31 ".Ft mLa IN FULL COURTSHIP PLUMAGE, the sage grouse puts on a spectacular wildlife thow every morning in Lake, Harney and Malheur Counties. The cocks dance to attract the hens, and fight savagely over them. Indian ceremonial dances have been based, on the motions of the dancing cocks. Only the wild turkey is larger than the saga grouse, as far as upland game birds are concerned. New Members Of Moose Initiated First Federal Saving! It Loan Assoc. vaiwwav witu (VuiadiLS lOtop LeafDxirs . TW Sctftic Imt. Acrtn Crti CrjoOiO-' RtxiiM JO'O-r Net onol Pork, M:Ni. AAeritnol, Mton. New Yexlc, od bock vta WoSiino- ywo. $312.51 2. Attik Dtlui Crui 10-Dovi, m t-'-irw a van. 110.00 ond U0. CortOd'On KncH. loiet Od wil nm I'Om Vancouver, B. C only. J. Trianglt Totir Meomtr Rail T-ip Vo-KOUVtr, rVtixe Rjptrt, Joipef Nationol Pork. Cru tKt, irrllltftO' COOlllilM, 550 mikt 7 dot Ifom.Switlt. Approx. $14.W 4. Ifltttm CaorJian CillM Can odton ftockitv JOiper PO'k. Wmni peg, Nroodro Folli, Tftronfo, OttOwO, Montreol, Out end cho.Ct Of rt tum routti. IS dov trem !attrt Appro. lilT.w 5. WHk-tni Icvo-oir Te)nr Jaipur ISOHOnOI fant. nOi a urrae. in tho buiv dovt. Opportunity for rlf, fiht-g or Imt plain loolino. doyi from Stoitrt. epprox. V)-') 45. JH- NititMl Fork AH ptnjo Tour from JOtptr rone jto ton, Irxlud. tronirtn, tntoH dMVf od JorJC. I to 4 OOvt. U0.S0 to $14.00 and up. All Arrncon PI on. 7. COMtttan Rftckiit Cmtrol Irit ItJt Ctlumbio VaKouvtr, Jowt r Pork, Prmcf Grot, Co' 0OO, GoKl tieids. S days trom 5otti. Approst. 90.IS t. "Dm lott Tw", 'roviiicti'ky trvt.$M Atlantic Octon Ports Pfovinca New Brunsick, Princi Edwofd hlond. Nova Scotia, return wo Botton and New York. 22 dovt from Seattle Approx i0JS f. U.S.Cete(JreR Circle Teer Vmt St. Paul, Mtnnfopolis, Chicooo, Detroit, Toronto. Return v.o Minoki Lodoe in Oforio, Winni prg, Jower Park Prince Rupert end Octon Cruiie 550 milei lo Vancou ver. 18 dovt from Seattle. Appro. $105 SO 10, Cenoela- Reckin, Netlenel Poiki Tour Jasper. Lokt Louii oixJ Bonff. Rail-Motor Combina tiort, Knery unlimited for Hie comero tan. 9 doyi Ifom Seottie Approv. $203.50 Mirffi Tomr tntlmd rmlt mi tlpr HrkHB, mowli mi M(M '. til mmt mtmlt em (rwins r etpKril an cifttr MwfMtw pewtt. I J. l Ale sik ebeel leecUt iUner rlti tn lor altle trlpi frem Mentreel Qjiebeo Clt). Raiutntr Rlvtr. Girt plc ton. t'epe BrtUit en New (anfllendj. Intialre ebent Veie etondJ Crnliet en eer frelfhttrt I Brtt.il. Wtn Intllei reru and Seaih Amirlee. r etHlh rlt ' JAMtS N, Sill, O A f D., 114 J Vomt Slda.,,m Siolllo I, W.iS., Nm MA 4W or Vvr Tronl Ascnl. siot.ua STATE OF OREGON, ) ss. COUNTY OP KLAMATH ) I, Chas. P. DeLap. County Clerk of the above named County and State, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct list ol all County Warrants that are on this date In my office and in my possession that will be more than seven years old on, or prior to, the first day of July, ISM. Witness my band and the Seal of said County this 16th day of June. 1854. Approved for pubication this 16th day of June, 1854. 'Signed) CHAS. F. DE LAP, County Clerk. U. E. REEDER, County Judge E. W. OOWEN, County Commissioner JERRY V. RAJNUS, County Commissioner. No. 1 Publish June iC, 1954. ' The ritualistic ceremonies of the Women of the Moose for the 1964 conference were held Satur day June 19, at the Eagles Lodge. Presiding officer was, deputy grand regent. Vera Smith. The five top honor chapters of Oregon conducted the various parts of the ritual as follows: opening ceremonies. Eugene; bal- lollng. St. Helens, Klamath Falls substituting; Initiation. Albany: Mooseheart endowment fund. Sea side; closing, Medford. Initiated Into the Women of the Moose were: Lillie Mnynard, Mary Britton. Patricia L. Hescock. Iris Mndole, Marilyn Jones and Ellen E. Runyan. Sponsors listed in seme order were: Mary Morris, sponsoring first two. Patricia M. Hescock. Virginia Fuller, Mary Wright and Jcante Brown. Candi dates scheduled to appear for con ference initiation but were unable to appear were initiated earlier. Tliey were as follows; Shirley Tayson, Adeline Houck. -Alfreda VnnLou and Lee wymeiaiea. Sponsors listed In the same order were Lillian Tayson, Julia WU- Hams, Virginia Pelleticr and Erls Falrchlld. At the three o'clock meeting. the handbook was discussed by deputy grand regents; Vera Smith and Miriam Deaver. Kinei Miicn til. Albanv: Neoma Davis, Eu gene; Florence Summcrfleld, Med ford: Lillian Miner, seaside, ana Mary J. Shangle, St. Helens also cave their reports on the nanaoook. The report ot general cnairman, Kathleen Hepburn, closed the meeting. SUMMONS No. SWI Equity IN TIU! CIRCUIT COUHT OF THE STATE OT OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Almlxo Clurln Wilxr. PUlnUii. VI. Aaron Wusey. Defendant To Aaron Wllaejr. DoKiulant: In tho Name of tho Slate of Orcson: You are hcrebr required to appear and eiuwcr' the eomplalnt flleC sgalnat you in the above entiUed suit on or be fore the expiration of four weer from June S. 1954. which to the date of first publication of thU summons: and it you fail so to answer, for want there of, the plalntlfi will apply So the Court tor the rcnei prayoa I or m ner aoio comolalnt. to-wit: That tho marriaie contract heretofore and now existing between you and Dlainuff be forever distoired OJMS aside, and that plaintiff have euch other and further relief as to tho Court may seem meet and equitable. Thio summons Is served upon you by pub llcauon thereof once each week for four successive weeks tn the Herald and News, a newspaper published 9t Klam ath Falls. Oregon, pursuant to order of the Honorable David R. Vandoaberg. Judge of the above cnUttod Court, dated May a. 19M. Ganeng Or Ganong Attorneys for Plaintiff ' First Federal Building Klamath Falls. Oregon June S. 19. 1. 3g No. OSS Indians Support Case By Fasting BERKELEY. Calif. 11 Some 500 Yurok Indians along the Klam ath River In Del Norte County Fri day were reported fasting to sup port an Indian claims suit being heard here. The fast was reported by Mrs. G. Dornbacb, executive secretary ot the California Council of Indians, one of. the groups involved In the litigation. She said she heard the fast which, according to Indisn lore, Is to purify their souls on: thereby strencthen their case had heen organized by Clifford Wlnton, a Yu rok tribesman. She said Indians in the Hoops Reservation extension, which runs along; the Klamath River beiween the Hamlets of Klamath and Smith River, were reported participating tn the fast. The Indians are suing the goven ment for $93,150,000 in payment for lands they said white pioneers took from their ancestors. QUAKE HONO KONO WA Red Chi nese broadcast from Singstang said a strong quake shook the Palpel shan area of Honon today, doing "serious damage and causing cas ualties." . . 4 Inventor Utilizes I Want Ad To Get 1 Supply Of Bugs! Clark Veils, ol Fraaer. Mich., lacked the bun he needed to teat out winaameia wip " he wae perfecting, ep he placed Claooified Ad in Sietrois popes. vv n adeauate supply 01 bumblebeea, June bug aad other insects. Wait Ads Fill Strange Needs rf .iwwj.-t ft Sale of timber. Klamath Indian Reservation. Sealed bids In dupli cate on forms provided therefore, marked outside, "Bid Fuego No. 2 Logging Unit," addressed to the Superintendent, Klamath Indian Agency, Klamath Agency, Oregon, will be received until 1:00 p.m.. Pa cific Standard Time, August t, 1954 and will be considered the equiva lent of oral auction bids and post ed for the Information of all bid ders. Oral auction bids will be re ceived by the Superintendent, Klamath Indian Agency, begin ning at 2:00 p.m.. Pacific Stand ard Time, August t, 1954, for the purchase of timber on the Fuego No. 2 Logging Unit. The oral auc tion bidding will be restricted to those woo have previously submit ted an acceptable sealed bid in ac cordance with this notice. The unit Includes approximately 7,660 acres of timber lands with a total estima ted stand to be cut, which estimate is not guaranteed, of approximately 4.50e.O0O ft. B.M. of ponderosa, pine, 1,650,000 feet B.M. of sugar pine, 200,000 feet B.M. of lodgepole pine, 15,000 feet B.M. of Douglas fir and incense cedar, 1,135,000 feet B.M. of white fir and other species. Each bidder must state the price per thousand feet B.M. Scribner Decimal C Log Scale that will be paid for timber cut and scaled prior to any readjustment of rates aa specified in the contract. No bid will be considered for less than 37.25 per thousand feet B.M. for ponderosa pine and sugar pine, 15.65 per thousand feet B.M. for lodgepole pine, $12.30 per thousand feet B.M. for Douglas fir and in cense cedar, and $5.65 per thou sand feet B.M. for white fir. and other species. A certified check for sixty thousand dollara ($60,000) on a solvent bonk, payable to the Treasurer of the United States, must accompany each sealed bid. Persons bidding for or on behalf of companies, corporations, or part nerships must at the time of bid ding submit in writing satisfactory evidence of their authority to do so. The deposits will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders. The deposit of the successful bidder will be ap plied as part of the purchase price against timoer cut on this unit only or retained as liquidated dam ages if the bidder shall not exe cute the contract and furnish satis factory bond for One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000) within sixty days from acceptance of his bid. II an oral bid Is declared to be high at the close of the auction, the bidder must immediately con firm ine oia oy submitting it In writing on a Bureau ot Indian Af fairs bid form. The right to waive technical defects and to reject any and all bids is reserved. The con tract will specify that all designated timoer snail oe cut and removed from the unit prior to April 1, 1957. isaiore oias are submitted .full In formation concerning the timber. the access available thereto, the conditions of sale, and the sub mission of bids, should be obtained from the Superintendent, Klamath Indian Agency, Klamath Agency. Oregon; the Area Director, Bureau of Indian Affairs, interior Building, 1001 N. E. Lloyd Blvd., Portland 14, Oregon; or the Commissioner, Bun eau ot Indian Affairs, Washington 25, D.C. Dated this 7th day of May, imt, at wasnington, D.C., Orme Lewis, Assistant Secretary of the Interior. May 15, 22. 29, June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 3 No. 942 Is tha Here In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders HERALD & NEWS Ph. 1111 W THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE STATE OF OREGON FOS KLAMATH COUNTY NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby aivon. that tho un dersigned administrator of the estate of Lottie Bello Oatw, deceased, has filed In tha Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for Klamath County h I a final account of his administration of aid estate and the court has ap pointed tho 10th day of July, IKK. at the hour of 10:00 a.m.. aa tho time, and tho courtroom of said court as the place, for the hearing and selUe inent of said account. Dated this lath day of Juno, 1954. Harold O. Blehn Administrator of tho Estate of Lottl Belle Gates, de ceased. Firrens and Maxwell Attorneys for Administrator Juno ia, if. as July no. see. When Fete Runnels of the Sena tors hit s home run against the White Box this season. It was the first drive he ever hit In OrlfflUi Stadium.