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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1954)
t PAOE EIGHT XRAUO AND NtWS. KLAMATH FAU. ORKOON SATURDAY, JULY 3. IIM Sell Where Others Buy - WANT ADS - Phone 8111 HEAVY EQUIPMENT IITES INTO THE DORRIS HILL a work proqraise. on the widening and doping of the deep cut In an effort to eliminate the icy condition of the roadway during the winter months. The hill hat long been considered one of the worst en Highway 97. Eaton and Smith, San Francisco, are the contractors. Flooded City Given US Aid EAGLE PASS, Tex. in Food, gooaj ana lsu.oog torunas across truckloads of it, was flown across the Rio Grande today to flood wracked Piedras Negras, Mexico, where at least 38 persons died in the river's roaring waters this week. Official authority for taking the food into the misery-laden Mexicao town of 38.000 persons opposite here came yesterday. Earlier, heli copters had lifted food and clothing into the town on an unofficial basis, simply because the people needed it. Today the American Red Cross was using three light planes to help shuttle four truckloads of canned the river. Tortillas are thin,- round cornmeal "cakes," Mexico's bread. Meanwhile, up the river at Del Rio. Mexican officials had crossed over from ciudad Acuna to tell the U. S. Relief Committee that no more food was needed from the Texas side of the river. The death toll at Piedras Negras still stood today at 38 known dead and 90 known missing. That made a total of 63 dead in the floods that swept 300 miles of the Rio Grande and much of Its West Texas watershed since last Sunday. The greatest, most devastating flood in the river's long history had filled the new Falcon International Dam's great reservoir. Falcon Lake, to halt capacity, a little more than 2,000.000 acre feet. Water was 114 feet deep at the dam and cov ered 69.000 acres at last report. Water had backed up 40 miles in the gigantic new lake. Typhoid inoculations continued along the river in both American and Mexican towns. Utilities grad ually were being restored. About 1.000 persons still lived in shelter areas in Laredo because their homes were destroyed or damaged. On the Mexican side, hundreds still camped in the hills. The river continued to fall yes terday from a level of 11 feet where It had dropped from Thursday's record crest of 62.21 feet. m p H m p A GET-TOGETHER of some sort was obviously going on when this picture was taken a long time ago, but no identifications have been -made. The man standing on the right is Judqe Dun can, but the rest of the members of the party remain a mystery. If you know any of these people please notify us. Or drop a card to Loo Donovan, Alturai. Picture from Leo Donovan Fund Bills Signed By Ike WASHINGTON Mi President Eisenhower Friday signed three appropriation bills providing more than 3 billion dollars for a group of federal departments and agencies. The three measures, last of the regular annual appropriation bills, supply these operating funds for the fiscal year which started Thursday: 1. Legislative branch 170.655, 754; Judicial branch $37,501,740. 3. Labor Department and related agencies $311,784,500: Welfare De partment S1.163.41S.761. 3. Slate Department S114. 110.000. Justice Department 8176.864.500; Commerce Department $837,033, 000 and U.S. Information Agency $77,114,000. The bills carry approximately 100 million dollars less than the President recommended last Jan uary, ' I! IS) i to Km M. m firminn rarfra nnniryl , . . ..., . Hsu JOO aim. Soaking up sunshine, re laxed to your toe. And even while you rest, a little pile of money ia trowing bigger and bigger for you making mom money for you every day. Thatdoten'tiound like you? But itconbf! All you need do ia sign to aave in the -ret way in the world through U. S. Sav ings Bonds on the Payroll Savings Plan, You don't have to aave much at a ttme.. Just a couple of doUan a week. And ne matter how much you sour on the Plan, you wur miss the money. Becaum it ia saved for you, from your salary, before you are tempted to spend it! In a aurpriaingly abort tuna, you'll find that you own a suable amount in U. S. Savinge Bonds (purchaaed for you, de livered to you). And here's the most rewarding part of alL Those Bonds now earn more interest, for a longer period of time, than ever before! They now average 3 interest, compounded semiannually, for 19 yean and 8 monthtt Today make a point to sign to invest in U. S. Saving Bonds on the Pay roll Savings Plan where you work. Or, if you are self-employed, go to your bank and have your banker start you in the automatic Bond-A-Month Plan. It's as simple as the Payroll Savinga Plan. Your menty makus marxy for you vtry mlnott with U. S. Saving Bands on Iho Payroll Savings Plan, COWIOY SPURNS HORSE FOR AIRPLANE Jerry Athey, 5, left by plane Monday for San Francisco where he will be met by his parents, Jerry spent two months visiting his grand mother, Mrs. Florence Athey, 46S2 Cannon, He mede the trip south alone. TV V. t. OtarnmmUta uti pty rr lUftmlmmL TleTWuMr (OeeAs; brrtw panmt iSi,T7frtiTiCtW , . . Ellington Lumbar Company Klamath Basin Pino Mills Company Modoc Lumber Company Metier Brothers Homo Lumber 4V Supply Company . Eait Side Electric Klamath Falls Branch U.S. Natl. Bank Herald & News Weyerhaeuser Timber Company Car-Ad-Co Company ' , Fluhrer's Holtum Bakery J. W. Kerns, Oregon Ltd. The First Natl. Bank of Portland Klamath Icatnd Storage Company The California Oregon Power Company First Federal Savings It Loan Assoc. lalsiger Motor Company Field Agents Move Quail Over 1.000 of Oregon's quail were forcibly moved' from their homes last year according to figures com piled In the annual report of the same division of the Oregon Stale Game Commission. As part of a program to Increase the quail populations, field agents of the game commission have been engaged in truppmg and transplanting the three species found here in Oregon. This type of managerment has generally been found superior to artificial propagation and actually aids the coveys where trapping is carried on. Since the quail tend to form tight coveys and not spread out on their own, the forced travel tends to scatter the flocks and thus make wider distribution. aj Much of the trapping was done In the southeastern part of the state where 437 of the transplants were taken. They were all re leased in other sections In the same general area. In northeastern Oregon, 200 val ley and bobwhite quail were moved to new areas. Central Oregon agents moved 259 valley quail, while in the southwestern part of the- state, 30 valley and 126 moun tain quail took trips. A few of the birds were shipped to the commission's game farms where they will be held as brood stock for the artificial propagation of birds to establish them in areas where none are now present. HST's Condition Still Improving KANSAS CITY 11 A hospital spokesman says former President Harry 8. Truman condition con tinues to improve. The 70-year-old Truman underwent an operation June 20 for removal of his gall Bladder and appendix. Robert E. Adams, acting admin istrator at Research Hospital, said Truman spent his best day yesterday. He said Truman's appetite was better yesterday and he spent part of the day in a semi-sitting position in bed. Woman Picked To Succeed Husband HONOLULU 11 A Renublican request to be a candidate In the special July 31 election to choose a successor to the late Rep. Joseph R. Farrlngton has been accepted by his widow, Elisabeth. Mrs, Farrington's decision to run for Congress was announced by Chairman fiamuel V. King of the Republican Territorial Central Committee, Democrats have yet to announce whether they will have a candidate ia the race, Legal Notice irrTitrTcinlfuT,rblrRTbr TUT STATE or OREGON J-'OH KLAMATH COl'NTV NOTfjE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice If htrrby given, that the un denlfntd adtnlnl.trator of th titot of Lottie Belle Ultra, deeeaied. hit filed In the Circuit Court of th Stale ol Oreson for Klamath County h I a final account of hli administration of aid estate and the court has ap pointed the loth dsy of July, IBM, at the hour nf loco am., at the time, and the courtroom of said rourt ai the place, for the hearing and stttlt nienl nf isld account. Dated this 12lh day nf June, 1944. Harold G. Blchn Administrator of the Estate or Lottie nelle Calee, de ceased. Farrent and Magwell Attorneys for Administrator Jiine12. IB. 28 July a No BHO Bale ol timber Kiumaih Indian Reservation. Senled bids In dupli cate on forms provided therefore, marked ouLstdc, "Bid Fucgo No. 2 Logging Unit," addressed to the Superintendent, Klamath Indian AKency, Klu ninth Agency, Oregon, will be received until 1:00 p.m., Pa clllc standard Time, August 8, last 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, 1054. for the purchase of timber on the Fuego No. 2 Logging Unit. The oral auc tion bidding will be restricted to those who have previously submit ted an acceptable sealed bid In ac cordance with this notice. The unit Includes approximately 7,060 acres of timber lands with a total estima ted stand to be cut, which estimate Is not guaranteed, of approximately 46.500,000 It. B.M. of pondcrosa pine, 1.6S0.000 feet B.M. of sugar pine, 200,000 feet B.M. of lodgepole pine, 15,000 feet B.M. of Douglas Mr and Incense cedar, 1,135,000 feet B.M. of white fir and other species. Each bidder must state the price per thousand fcot B.M. Scrlbner Decimal C Log Scale that will be paid for timber cut and scaled prior to any readjustment of rates as specified In the contract. No bid will be considered, for less than 137.25 per thousand feet B.M, for pondcrosa pine and sugar pine, 15.65 per thousnnd feet B.M. for lodgepole pine, $15.30 per thousand feet B.M. for Douglas fir and in cense cedar, and 15.65 per thou sand feet B.M. for white fir, and other species, A certified check for sixty thousand dollars (190,000) on a solvent bank, payable to the Treasurer of the United 8tates, must accompany each scaled bid. Persons bidding for or on behalf of companies, corporations, or part nerships must at the time of bid ding submit In writing satisfactory evldenco 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 timber 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. If an oral bid is declared to be high at the close of the auction, the bidder must Immediately con- Legal Notice iTFni-tiisi-old by" uu7ifittliiKir.il writing on a Bureau of Indian Al lah's bid form. The right to waive technical delects and lo reject any and all bids Is reserved. The con tract will specify Uiat all doslmmlrd timber shall be cut and removed from the unit prior to April 1, 1057, Bctoic bids are btiummed full In formation coiicni'iilng t lia timber, the accens available Iherelo, tho conditions ot auto, and the sub mission of bids, should be obtained from tho Hupci'lhiriidcnl, Klamath Indian Aifcncy, Klamath Agency, Oreuuii; the Area Director, Bureau of Indian Allalrs, Interior Building, 1001 N. E. Lloyd Blvd., Portland It. Oregon; or the Commissioner, Bur eau of Indian Affairs, Washington 15. D.C. Datrd this 7lh day of May, 1054, at Washington, D.C, Onue Lewis, Assistant Becretary of the Interior. Mity 15, 23. 20, June t, 12, It, 26, July 3 No. m nvnoI'sis or ANNUAL IITATKMENT For the year anded December 31, 1U Of the LenSee, a l.eavefclre Insaraare t'e., MS. of l.onrton. In Kne'and made to the Insurance Cnttum.iloner of the State of Oregon, nur.usnl to 'aw: ADMITTED ASSETS nonda .. I 1,Tn.01J.H 'ka Mortgage loans on real .late Rest, e.tale. leas M Sh- ciimorancoa Ca.l) and bank deposits Agents' balances or un. collected prero,luma Interest, dividends and real estate Income due and accrued Other ssseta . s.tMjia.oo .13s.SU.Vjo Total adnvltted Bs.ets sl.l. left. sit 9S LIAIIll.lTir.1. NI'Hfl.t'S AND OTHER FUNDS IxMses TTg rrfg Ml l.oaa adiuslmenl expensea Hs.stio oo Unearned premiums . . . f au.nsa M All other liabilities Bal.au.4ti ex - JSI.JJI II Total liabilities. repl capttsl Csnltsl oald up S UOOOODA Special surplus funds 43.130 00 Unesalfnerf funds (sur plus! .. imiUM Surplus as regards pollc holasra t S.TH.OII M Total tlXIsTMIOas STATEMENT OF INCOME Premiums earned - t S.OM.43S 03 Incurred . , . S 3.91S.3.1S 03 3aT,43S SI 3.113 .'143 S.4H..II.41 -S40.3SS IS 304.31SXI - 33 133 IS -33.M31I lUMs 13 111054 13 I33.MI 31 tiss aspensee Incurred Other underwriting oa peneas Incurred Total underwriting de ductions Net underwriting gam or loss Investment Incoms . Other Income Tout, before federal In enme tases Federal Income taxea In curred . Net Income . Dividends lo stock holders . Dividends to sollej held, re . ' .. . Capital changes tneti Other items alfeeunfl surplus met . Totsl rapitsl and surplus Heme nel Decrees In aurpttts a re- BUSinssa . ., .. i. FOR THE YEAR . Net premiums received S 'W JT! Net losses psld . 33.070 33 Dividend paid or eredlt ed to policyholders . , Principal office In Oregon, 10hS Wllcos llutldlng, Portland 4., Oregon RebUiea, Feller Sbsphtrd U.S. Natlansl llsnh Rlgg., M.dferg, Ortgea No. 10-Julv 1 PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the unregulated use of certain forest areas la, in my Judgment, a menace to life and property because of weather con ditions and the existence of any excessive amount of debris on the ground, and WHEREAS, upon the showing of the State Forester, It appears lo mo lo be necessary to close to unregulated use the following area designated as: ARKA NO. It-P KLAMATH ASSOCIATION Green Springs Area; Beginning on Jackson County line at northwest corner of T. 39 8., R. 6 E.; thence East 13 mites; thence South S miles: thence East 3i mile to Topay Grade Road: thence Southwesterly on Topsy Orade Road to California line; thence West on State line to Jen ny Creek; thence North on Jenny Creek to its convergence with John son Creek: thence Northerly on Johnson Creek to Jackson-Klamath County lines; thence North to point of beginning, except the right-of-way of Ashland-Klamath Falls Highway, the Copco Road from White Star to the California State line and the Clover creek Road to Lake O' The Woods for through travel. Permits to enter the above area may be obtained at the following places: Penny Springs Ouard Station Weyerhaeuser Camp 4 . Lincoln Ouard Btatlon ' Klamath Forest Protective Asso ciation Headquarters, Klamath Falls, Oregon. ARKA NO. 12-P KLAMATH ASSOCIATION Yamsey ML Areai All lands Included In area bound ed by a line beginning at a point at the Northeast corner of the NE',4 of Sec. 6, T. 31 8., R. II E.; thence Squlh 1 mile, East 'i mile, South 2-1,3 miles, East ' mile, South (Mi miles, East U mile, and South 2 miles to the South town ship line of T. 33 8 R. 11 E.: thence East along said line 10 miles, North 2 miles, Eaat 2 miles and North 10 miles to the North west corner of Seo, 4, T. 11 - 8., R, 13 E.; thence; West 2 miles. South 1 mile, West I miles, North Vi mile, West 1 mile, North ',4 mile and West 2 miles to the point of beginning. Permits to enter the above area may be obtained at the following places: , King's Cabin Klamath Forest Protective Asso ciation Headquarters, Klamath Falls, .Oregon. ARKA NO. 13-P KLAMATH ASSOCIATION Herseglades (Came (I Area) Twps. 33 and 34 8., R, 14 . that part of T. 31 8., R, 14 E.; North and West of North Fork Sprague River; those parts of Twps. 33, 34 and 3ft 8., R. IS E West of Bycan River, Oreen Moun tain drift fence and North Fork Sprague River; and that part of Section 3, T. 3f) 8., R. 14 E., North of North Fork Sprague Riv er; excepting the road from the Ivory Pine Mill to Weyerhaeuser camp No, s and the Paisley Road running along the North aid of CLAISIPIID RATH One day .... .pr word So l'hree days per word Via Week run ....uer word 20 Month run per word St BOX NUMUh'lUJ ,, Answers lu ails may be handled Uiioiigli box numbers at- the paper for service charge of 25c. DEADLINES Clasaltlcd ads accepted up to t.3S p.m. for lollowlng day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday, classified display ads accepted up to 13 Noon for following day's publication. MINIMUM nie minimum charts for any on ad Is 50c. ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims tor adjust ments without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 5:30 p.m. will be mad in following day'a publication, by II Noon Balurday fur Monday. C -ruNIRAt HOMII WAiiil'M Klamath r"uiii7aj"Mom. S33 High atreet Phun 3331 ltOST AND FOUND roVNOladiea wrlssalcrT"OwMp) fur ad. ' LOST l,ehlnese""dog. '"Hrownlsh'Trsid. red" collar with allver etude. Mala. Prion 4JS1. . , LOST Black ana whll"Knllsn snd springer setter. Answers to nsin ' Uuks. License Ooo. Lost at Sycan guard station. Itewerd. Call 3733 colled Ifeeen ur found. . 4 GINIRAl NOTICI1 1 FOR SOCIALLY CORRECT WKDDINO INVITATIONS at ANNOUNCEMENTS See VOIGHT'S PIONEER OKKICE SUPPLY Ask for your FREE COPY of "WEDDING CUSTOMS" ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Phots 3-IUOU. P.O. no SO. IIMOADWAY CLEANERS Our cleaning plant will b close Julr 3 lu lo inclusive. Ofttc will b opes oa usual. 4333 So, Bth Phone Sent flRSONALS ARE YOU HAPPYT MRS. FLETCHER PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT Clivcs iruthlul advice on all si-", fairs of life. Tells you past, pre-1" em and future without asking1, questions, she haa helped other and can help you. Olvea names, dates and facta. The truth, good or bad. Satisfaction guaranteed r '," no charges. Close to Big Y. , Resdlngs Dally t:0O a.m. " ' to 9 00 p.m. 4IU South Sixth 8L W ATKINS Products, 1334 Madison. FOR-STANLEY Horn Products. U Buff Jonss, phon 3. DaESSMAKINO. Phoiwi 4WS, " STANLEY Mom' Products. PRon SSCe. nrV. OPAL KINO. msgn.tirR.Bler"' 1-el m help you. Phon 3J0I. 41S Pin,,,. Legal Notice the North Fork ol Sprague River. ' , Permits to enter the above area may be obtained at the following places: Weyerhaeuser Camp S Weyerhaeuser Camp Hly Guard Station, Bly, Oregon Klamath Forest Protective Asso ciation Headquarters, Klamath Falls, Oregon. ARKA NO. IS-P KLAMATH ASSOCIATION Pitch Log Area! Beginning at tho N.E. corner nf Sec. 34, Twp. 3 8., R. 14 I., W.M.; thence West two miles to- N.W. corner of Seo. 23, T. 19 8.. R. ,, 14 E W.M.; thence South four., miles, to 8.W. comer Sec. 3, T. 40 8., R. Mi E.; thence East one mile to 8.W. corner of Sec. 1, T. 40 S., R. 14'i E W.M.; thence South three miles to 8.W, corner Sec. 34, T. 40 8., R. 14', E W.M.; -thence East to Intersection with Besr Valley Road: thence along-' said road to United States Forest 1". Boundary on East line Seo, IS, T. 40 B., R. 15 E.. W.M.; thence ' North to N.E. corner Sec. 16, T. 40 " 8.. R. It .; thence Weat l' . mllea; .thence North 4 mllii; thence West miles; thence".' North to point of beginning, except 1 the New Main Line Road from Barnes Valley Road to Deer Springs shall be open for through " trafflo only. Permits to enter the above area may be obtained at the following , , places: Bly Ouard Btatlon, Bly. Oregon -Klamath Forest Protective Asstv elation Headquarters, Klamath Falls, Oregon. ' NOW, THEREFORE I, Paul L. ' Patteraon, Governor of the Stat of Oregon, by virtue of the authority . vested In me under the provisions", of OR8 47.156 do hereby proclaim ' the unregulated use of the above i desorlbed areas to be unlawful and that said areas shall be subject to entry only through permit to be Issued by the forester or fire war-, den. Pursuant to ORS 477. 15 the forester may during periods of fir . hazard conditions, refuse, postpone) ' or restrict Issuance of such per-.., mils when necessary to prevent danger to life or property. The per., mil ahall require the entrant: , , (1) To refrain from smoking ex.., cept In places designated aa sfe . In said permit. . ' (2) To build no open fires ext,', cept In places designated as safe . In said permit, .' . , (3) To have as equipment when' using campflrea, except when tra, . vellng as a pedestrlsn or camping ... at Improved, designated and post-, '" ed campgrounds, tools specified " by the forester as suitable for ex- ' Ungulshlng fires. ' This Proclamation shall be ef-'" fectlve from and after the 2nd daf' of July, 1854, and shall remain In ' full fore and effect until the 31st ',. .. rsu.MU... sns. -I L Don at the Capitol In Salem,. Oregon, this 30th day of June ltM."1' , , sui u, rnsioiBun , Oovernor , -hn ATTEST: , , Earl T, Newbry Secretary of Slate Jul t, No. 4
