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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1957 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Bob Harbison, assistant football coach at Florida State University, has been on the staff 10 years al though he's only 30 years old. BIG DISCOUNTS ON NEW 1957 Dodges & Chryslers Alto 4 Executive Can Cunningham & Rickey Motors So. 7th & Commercial HOCKEY Scores JP , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday's Results NATIONAL LEAGUE , Montreal 6, Toronto 2 Detroit 4, New York 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Hershey 4, Cleveland 1 ! INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE , Toledo 4, Ft. Wayne 1 EASTERN LEAGUE i Washington 2, New Haven 0 i Johnstown 5, Clinton 3 1 WESTERN LEAGUE Calgary 2, Edmonton 1 iff wATERFILL - Irazier KENTUCKY BOURBON SINCE 1 810 MM 5 6 ill Si WiTEUIll AND mint DISlltttlT COUfUT. lilBSIOWN. KKWCKI. FRISKY COLT Football Movies OF THE EXCITING OREGON CALIFORNIA Game Will Be Shawn This Friday Noon MOLATORE'S RESTAURANT 1112 MAIN EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED It 1 WM?t 7Bb " gJL Shea CapturesTPro Golfers Pacific Coast Football Briefs WINTERS' TH,,c,lLT Switch To ! SEATTLE, Wash. (UP)-Coach Jim Owens of the University of Washington Huskies gave his team a defensive workout Wednesday against Southern California of fensive patterns in preparation for Saturday's game with the Trojans. Tackle Don McCumby and guard Dave F.nslow, sidelined last week with flu, returned to the squad and are expected to be ready for action by Saturday. PULLMAN. Wash. (UP)-Full- back Ed Stevens of Washington State will definitely miss Satur day's game against Oregon State because of ankle injury, according to Coach Jim Sutherland. The coach said Jim Rcnfro would fill Stevens' place as start ing fullback, and announced that Mike Agee has been moved over line defense indicating " Uiat he expects heavy going with Cal's cousins from the south. Use Our Easy Budget Pay Plan mm DICK B. Miller Co. OLDS - Cadillac 7rh & Klamath Ph. 4-4154 Rushing Lead Over Shanley LOS ANGELES - Charles Shea. Stanford fullback, has taken over the rushing lead in the Pacific Coast Conference while Washing ton states boo Newman continues as the leading passer and total of fense gainer, according to figures released today by the PCC Com missioner's office. . ' Shea is the third ball carrier to emerge as a weekly leader. He gained 86 yards last Saturday for a season total of 472 yards. Ore gon's Jim Shanley and Nub Beam er of Oregon State, who have al ternated for top honors in previous weeks, rank second and third with 467 and 406 yards, respectively. Newman has completed 52 oass- es in 100 attempts for 669 yards and six touchdowns to rate ahead of Jack Douglas, Stanford, 40 com pletions, and Howard Willis, Ida ho, 31. Newman has added 55 yards rushing for 724 total offense yards while Willis 656 and Joe Francis, Oregon State, 577. ahanley has moved into a tie in the scoring lead with Willis, each having scored six touchdowns for 36, points while Shea and Jack Fanning, Washington State, have 30 points each. Don tllingsen. Washington State. has lengthened his margin in pass receptions and now has a total of 25 for 334 yards and one touch down. Larry Alfrich. Idaho, has 16 receptions and Dick Wallen, UCLA, 14. Kirk Wilson, UCLA, has intercepted the most passes, four. Wilson and Ken Hall, Idaho, both have excellent punting averages with Hall's- the best at 47.9 yards to 45.4 for Wilson. Jim Conroy of Southern California has a 41.8 yard average. Sterling Hammack of Oregon State has the ..most yards on punt returns, 222, and has averaged 13.1 yards per runback. Lou Valli, Stanford, has 64 yards and Shan ley 58. Jim Jones of Washington has returned kickoffs the most yards, 234, with a resulting 33.4 yard average. Ellingsen has 199 yards and Shanley 191. Scorch Links At San Diego SAN DIEGO, Calif., (UP) The hottest band of touring profession al golfers in history teed oft in the second round of the $20,000 San Diego Open today bent on smash ing every record in the books. The 137 pros and amateurs wno Dlayed Wednesday shot an aniaz ing total of 15 eagles, one hole-in- one, and 64 ot them uroKe par on the Mission Valley country uuo course that isn t exactly a push over. The first-day leaders were Bob by Rosburg, of San Francisco, Arnold Palmer, of Latrobe, Pa- Don Whitt, of Alameda, Calif., and Charles Sifford. of Philadelphia. They breezed around before the rains came in seven-under-par bss. A seven-under-par performance in most tournaments would mean a comfortable lead. But it put them only one stroke ahead of three shot makers in this one and two ahead of seven men who had 67. The 66 shooters were all veter ans. Doug Ford, current Masters Champion and former PGA title holder, from Mahopac, N.Y., Fred Hawkins, El Paso, Tex., and for mer National Open champion Lloyd Mangrum, of Apple Valley, Calif. , At 67 came Al Baldiri, Miami, Fla., Mike Fetcchick, Yonkers, N. Y., Jay Hebert, Sanford, Fla., Bill Bisdorf, San Diego, Calif., Bob Anman. Detroit, Dow Finster- wald, Tequesta, Fla., and Eric Monti, Los Angeles. The 68s were Tommy Bolt, Los Angeles; Babe Lichnrdus, Hills dale, N. J.: Jerry Barber, Los Angeles: Bill Johnston, Provo, Utah; Marty Furgol, Lemont, III.; Ernie Vossier, Midland, Tex.; Paul O'Leary, Culver City, Calif.; George Bayer, Dallas, Tex., Paul Harney, Worcester, Mass.; and amateur Phil Rodgers, San Diego. Fights By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHICAGO Kenny' Lane! 139, Muskegon, Mich, outpointed Or lando Zuleuta, 136, Havana, 10. BEAUMONT, Tex. Baltazar (Junior) Flores, 124, Port Arthur, Tex., outpointed Henry I Pappy) Gault, 122, Spartanburg, S.C., 10. SAO PAULO, Brazil Paulo De Jesus, 152, Brazil, . knocked out Perico Garcia, 150, Peru 3. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE lo the validity thereof by-tho law firm of; Win free. McCulloch, Shuier & say re t-or nana itusi uuuaing, rori lanrt. Oregon. This notice It authorized by ordi nance of the Common Council of the Citv of Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated October 14th. 1957 Dona October 18, 1957. ' Fran A. Blackmer ' Police Judge City ot Klamath Falls. Oregon. No. 736 Oct IS 21 21 32. 23. 24. 25, 27. 20, 29. .10. 31; Nov 1. 3. 4. S. 6, 7 8. 10. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. WANT AD RATE SCHEDULE For additional rate information Phone TU 4-811 1 No. 37-76 NOTirK TO CH EDITORS IN THE CIKCU1T COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON FOB THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH PRORATE DEPARTMENT In the M fitter of the F.stato of DOR OTHY MAY wuud. deceased. TO A 1. 1. WHOM IT MAY CON CERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was dulv appointed as administrator or me csiaio oi n e above named decedent by an order of the Hon. David R. Vandcnberg. Cir cuit Judge of the State of Oregon in and for .the County of Klamath, duly made ana entered in me auovo en titled Court and matter on the 4th day of September, 1857, and that he has duly qualified as such Administrator. TllERGruHE. an persons nnving claims ag.nlnst said deer dent or said Estate are hereby required to pre nent the same, duly verified and ac companied by the proper vouchers, to said Administrator at the law offices of Theodore R. Conn. 10 G Street South. In the Town of Lakevlew, county or Lake. State of Oregon, within six i month of the date of th first publi cation of this notice. Dated and first published this 17th day of October, 1937. Aiirca ii. now Administrator No. 741, Oct. 17. 24, 31, Nov. 7. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am the duly appointed, qualified and acting executrix o, me e;iaie oi ARTHUR M. FREDERICKSON. de ceased. All persons having claims igalnst said estate are nereoy nounea present WW amii, Willi vuitiiiim t 5 WORDS 3-3-4 Insertions .,. . . .... . 5-R-7 Insertions 1 ftlonth lllally) 6 10 WORDS t-S-4 Insertions ,., ., -- 5-rt-T Insertions . 1 Month (Daily) .75 1.M S.?S STANFORD, Calif. (UP) - The Stanford Indians rummaged through their bag of tricks behind closed doors Wednesday and Coach Chuck Taylor groped for a couple of surprises to use against the University ot uregon Saturday. Spies said the Indians concen trated on their passing attack and gave a good deal ot attention to defensive postures against the two prong passing and running threat of the comerence leading ducks. SAN JOSE. Calif. (UP) Half back Harvel Pollard, the leading ground gainer for San Jose State, will definitely miss Saturday s to the left wing to-back up Tedgame against Cal Poly because oi an mjureu uhi-k, tn-tui uiug iu Coach Bob Titchenal. The coach said Pollard would ? replaced in the starting lineup bv either sophomore Ray Norton or veltian Jim Riley. iplete line of CLEAR PLASTIC 30" - 36" - 48" Widths ... 8c ft. Storm Windows & Doors We will measure your opening! ond give you a rock bottom price, either installed or do it yourself! PATTERN PINE WE STILL HAVE SOME 6" for 52 65 Per Basin Building Materials 8" . 10" 12" Per M $roo M 4784 So. 6th Ph. 2-2563 Gray. EUGENE. Ore. (UP) Coach Len Casanova is still'stressing de fense to his University of Oregon Ducks as they prepare for Satur day's game against Stanford although the Webtoots have al lowed only 25 points in six games. Casanova pointed out that the Indians have both a good running and good passing attack, and Wednesday's efforts were about equally divided on , aerial and ground defense. . C0RVALL1S. Ore. (UP) The Oregon State Beavers held a long aerial defense practice Wednesday as Coach Tommy Prothro sought a way to stop the potent passing attack of the Washington State Cougars. Prothro hopes to counter the Cougars with a potent running at tackif tailback Joe Francis and fullback Nub Beamer get back in top physical condition by Saturday. - MOSCOW, Idaho (UP) Three likely ends were snagging passes Wednesday in a battle of replace ments for University of Idaho first stringer Larry Aldrich, who was benched with injuries, Coach Skip Stahley said Bud Dowling. Bob Eyler and Don Rid ener are the top prospects for the starting position against .Montana State University Saturday. BERKELEY, Calif. (UP)-The University of California Bears held a full scrimmage Wednesday in preparation for Saturday's game against UCLA. Quarterback Joe Kapp and halfback Jack Hart were on hand for the drill. . Coach Pete Elliott stressed goal LOS ANGELES (UP)- UCLA fullback Barry Billington today was confined to the UCLA jMedical Center suffering from a type of pneumonia. Billington suffered a flu attack last week and doctors discovered Wednesday that a virus infection turned into a form of pneumonia. It was a blow to the Bruin lineup because it means that the first string fullback definitely will miss Saturday's homecoming game with California. LOS ANGELES (UP) The Uni versity of Southern California Tro jans were prepared today to meet Washington on a wet, muddy field at Seattle Saturday. SC Coach Don Clark said the forecast calls for rain this week end in the Northwest. The Trojans for the past several days have been getting used to running on damp turf by practicing on a flooded field. Indians Head Attack; Ducks Lead Defense LOS ANGELES The two teams which meet this weekend in a Pa cific Coast Conference football "showdown" Stanford and Ore gonhave taken the lead in total offense and total defense, respec tively, team statistics from the PCC Commissioner s oil ice showed today. Oregon State, which formerly held both top positions, has been bumped to second in each case as Stanford leads In total offense with 333.3 yards per game to 328.5 for OSC and Oregon has the best mark on total defense, 230.3 yards, to 248.3 for the Beavers. Oregon Stale continues as the top rushing team with 245.5 yards to 225.3 for Stanford while Wash ington State is first in passing with 150.7 vards to Stanford's 108. Ore gon has allowed the fewest rush ing yards, 132.7 per game, to ia for Stanford, whUe Southern Cali fornia has given up but 76 yards to foes on passing to 73.2 for Ore gon State. UCLA leads in team punting ano interceptions. It has picked off 12 enemy aerials and has averaged 42.2 yards on its punts. Oregon is the top team on kick returns wnn an 11.8 yard average on punts and 28.1 on kickoffs. In addition to the crucial Oregon- Stanford game at Stanford, other games Saturday will include Cali fornia - UCLA at Los Angeles, Washington State-Oregon State at Corvallis, Southern Calilornia Washington at Seattle and Idaho Montana at Moscow. 11 IS WORDS 1- S-4 Insertion, &-W-7 litnerllon. I Month (l).llyl i-r IB SO WOEDS t-S-4 Intcrtlon. . B-0-1 Insertion. . I lunik lr !! WORDS 2- 3-4 In.rrllona K-lt-7 Insertion. . I Mont in.lly) 211 SO WORDS ir Insertions ft-fl-7 Insertions ... 1 Month (Dolly) SI 311 WORDS t-S-l Insertions. .. li-fi-T Insertions I Month (Dstly) - Sli . 40 nouns attached in the manner provided by law. lo me at the ornee oi towin c. Drticoll, 206 Pine Tree Butldlng, Klnm PCL Heads Set For Meet On Damages SACRAMENTO, Calif, to -Officials of the Pacific Coast and other baseball figures began ar riving Thursday for a key meeting on the PCL's biggest problem the invasion of California by the major leagues. The PCL directors meet Friday on a number of questions born of the New York Giants' move to San Francisco and the Brooklyn Dodgers shift to Los Angeles, The question of damages to be paid to the PCL is right at the top of the list. And so Is the problem of new homes for the clubs that may be bumped by the majors turn west ward. This second phase could result in a number of shuts as the San Francisco Seals, Hollywood Stars and Los Angeles Angels plus pos sibly Sacramento and San Diego seek new homes. Salt Lake City is expected to enter a strong pitch for a PCL club with a delegation, including Mayor Adiel F. Stewart, expected to attend. Spokane, Wash., and Phoenix, Ariz., also are expected to bid for teams. Horace Stoneham, president of the Giants, will urge the PCL to approve a trade of the Giants' Minneapolis club for the ban Francisco franchise held by the Boston Red Sox. Representatives also are expect ed from the American Assn. and the Texas. Northwest, Western, Arizona-Mexico and Pioneer Leagues. ath Falls. Oregon, within six months nr th inth Huv of Of-lnher. 1057. the dat. of th. flrit publication of this GLADYS R. FREDERICKSON Executrix of the Estiite of AR THUR M. FKEUBHllKbUN Deceased. EDWIN I. DRISCOLL Pin. Tree Building Klamath Falls, Oregon Attorney for Executrix. No. 731 Oct. 10, 17. 24, 31 and Nov. 7. NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR Iff .A MATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of HARRISON B. ELLIOTT. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I have filed mv final account of the admtnig. tratlon of the above entitled estate onrt that the Court hns anDOlnted No vember 9. 1057, at 10 A.M. as tho time for hearing objections to such fi nal account ana tha lettlement there of. Ray Warner, Administrator anong At Ganong Attorneys for Administrator No. 730. Oct. 10. 17. 24. 31. . I.S5 . S.73 , 9.75 . S.MI . B.OO . 13.IW , S.7S , fl.'iH . 18.29 . 4.10 . 10.50 . 5.:S . a.7S . SS.75 . 6.00 . 1n.no . S6.0. t-S-1 Insrrtlons a-6-7 Insert-ons . Month (Daily) DEADLINE S:.tO p.m. day before publication. Noon Saturday for Sunday or Monday. For rates and Information concerning rlasslflrd Display please rail TU 4-81 It. Minimum rharre 50 ernts. Box numhers ii cents. Please rood the first Insertion of your ad. The Herald V News reserves the right to cloNslfy. edit or reject any want Ad copy and will be responsible for only one Incorrect insertion of any Mant Ad. and then only hy rorrerl publication of same. Correctlona or cnnrrllatlona If received by 5:80 p.m. will he made In following day'a publication. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE A tile Mliccllaneoo New Can A Trucks , , , Trailers Used Can Trurkt r'MPLOYMENT ITflp Wantrd Help U'mnUd. ft ma 1b Help nanlfd. Male SHoatloni Wantrd 54 . IT . 14 NO TIP EM .4. Tard af Thanka - ialh Nollcra Funeral Noll pea (Icnrrul N'ntii'i In Mem or I am .... ....... I. oiil A Found ,. Merlin Notloei , rcrrtrmals , Fubllo Charity Servtcea REAL ESTATE Apartments For Hnt , - nunlnfsa Opportunities les for Krni . 1A . IB 4 B MUc Property to Let lteal F.tttvte F.xchanK Re ml Estate For Sale Pral Estnte Wanted Booma for Rent BALL FARE PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EASTERN DIVISION TV ANTENNAS 10 Element Yogi CH. 7 REDDING J9i Smith Auto Supply Boston New York Philadelphia Syracuse W 3 1 I 1 Pet 1.000 .500 .500 .500 WESTERN DIVISION W L Pet. Cincinnati 1 0 1.000 St. Louis 1 2 .333 Detroit 1 2 .333 Minneapolis 0 2 .000 Wednesday'! Results Detroit 115, Minneapolis 96 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notic. la hereby given that the un dersigned has been annolnted admin istrator of the estate of Clifford George deceased, by the Circuit t.ourt or rvlam ath County. Oregon, and that all per- sona navlng clalma against sum es- tate of eatd deceased are hereby not ified to present the same to said ad ministrator ai ine uiiicu ui uiu uiiul-,- v. , , nan- jk c.i,. Mnii.n.a rtoiiHintf etnanolat - I.oana vi.ih rr n. ii;MhV .iS !" - nmnttr vOiirrier wltnin mix monltil oi . " the date of the ilrat publication of this .,,, "om"- nouca. wmcn ia ucioDtar lum. lua. - J. UPlLlljli, Attorney for Adm. C. P. WARD, Administrator. NO. 720, Oct 10. 17. 24, 31. MISCELLANEOUS Auto Mi are I Ian on a Iloata I'ela - fi porta - Uofabtei . Build In c - Rem ode lln( , m- r.auciunnii NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby siven that the un dersigned, as Administrator of the es tate of Eddie Lobert. deceased, will on and after the 23th day of Novem ber, pursuant to an order of the Cir cuit Court of the State o( Oregon, for the County of Klamath, sell to the highest bidder for rash, at the office of L. ORTH SISEMORE, Attorney, 7.11 Main Street, Klamath Falls. Oregon, that certain real property described 'Lots 9 and 10. S'',N'NE'. S'iNE'i ! of Section 3. T. 34 S . R. 7'a E.W M. I excepting from the effect of this con veyance, however, that certain parcel or grouna containing i acre nerctoiore conveyed to the Oregon State Game CommiHslon by deed approved March 21, 102.1. and recorded In the Indinn Office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, containing, after making the exception above specified. 137.84 acres. AdminlRtrntor No. 74B, Oct. 24, 31. Nov. 7. 14 Livestock A Poultry nlnchinerv .... Misc. Property To Let , Mite. For Rent Mfio. Far Halo WE wish to thank all of our kind frlcndn-'and neiohbors for their many kind expressions of sympathy and con dolence during our recent bereave ment. The family pi W. J, (Budl Ar nold. WE wHh to acknowledge with grate ful appreciation, the many kind ex pressions of Bvmpathv from our friends and neighbors during our Urns of sorrow. Mrs. Edgar Williams Mr. and Mrs, Mark Hat tan IN MEMORIAM Eccles Motor Co. Lane Victory Over Zulueta Opens Doors CHICAGO (UP) Boxer Kenny Lane had two ways to go for a world championship today and his manager, canny Jack Kearns, planned to take him down which ever road might lead to a title first. Lane, for sometime the No. J challenger for Joe Brown's light weight crown, won recognition, in Illinois at least, as the No. 1 con tender for tho defunct junior wel terweight title Wednesday night with a unanimous 10 round deci sion over the 8th ranked light weight, Cuban Orlando Zulueta, Lane scored his 49th win in 54 pro bouts and ran his winning streak to 16. It was the second lime Lane has beaten Zulueta and the victroy brought him within one of his longest winning streaks as a pro fighter. lie won his first 17 bouts after quitting amateur completion and later won 14 straight before he lost to Tony-,DeMarco nearly two years ago, nis last flefeal. It was zulueta s win loss in 'ro bouts and his fourth defeat in his last five outings. The Illinois commission decided before the fight to recognize the victor as the No. 1 contender in the junior welterweight class, 140 pounds, in an effort to stimulate boxing. Pistons Rout Lakers, 11 5-96 By UNITED PRESS George Mikan, who had many a night to remember in Minneapolis, has one today that he'd rather for get. The National Basketball Associ ation's one-time scoring wonder made his coaching debut before the home folks Wednesday night and suffered through 48 minutes as the Detroit Pistons routed his Lakers, U5-U6. It was the second loss in a row for the Lakers, the only winless team in the circuit. George Yardley pumped in six field goals in the first period to spark the Pistons to a 77-63 half time lead and he wound up game high scorer with 28 points. Six Lakers scored in double fig ures, topped by Dick Schnittker's 17 points, in the only action of the night. All clubs are idle tomgni. NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE Is hereby given that I have filed my final account of the adminis tration of tho Estate of Elizabeth Kcs ke, Deceased, and the Court has ap pointed November a.tth, inr,7, at 10 o'clock a.m. as the time and the cir cuit courtroom. Klamath Falls. Ore gon, as the place for bearing objec Uon. thereto. Hazel P. Sirgel. Admrx c-o Harry D. Boivln. Atty. 323 Main, Klamath Falls, Ore. No. 7S0 Oct 1. 31. Nov. 7. 14 IN memory of our wonderful, aweet rimiKliter and sister, Catherine Elnoria 'ence. who passed away five years go October 31). We cherish your aweet iicmory. Wi- miss you more every lav. Dear Jesus knows how we loved vein. Will si-c you ngHIn, never to part. Mr. and Mrs. Douglaa W. Pence and son Douglas Jr. FINKS TAKES OVKR CALGAftY, Alta.. UP Bob Masterson has resigned as general manager of the Calgary Stam peders of the Canadian Football League and will be replaced by assistant coach Jim Finks. Master son joined the Stampede last season. Finks played with the Pittsburgh Steelcrs for six seasons. MhR, To Exchange , Mine. Wanted Transportation CARD OF THANKS FUNERAL HOMES C WARD'S Klamath Funeral Horn. 925 High St Phone 1U 2-4404. OHAIltS Memorial Chapel by garden. Klamatb Fall. Phone :n.m the TO MEETING NOTICES 1 Klamath 77 A.F. & A.M. Special communication Friday evening, November 1, 7:30 p.m. Work in the K. A. Degree. Visiting brethren welcome. LeVoy W. Longmire, W.M. SPECIAL MOTlCfc OF BOND SALE Hi tori nrnnnnnU will he rPCL'lVCfl hV tha Common Council of tho City of Klamath h ails, uregnn, ir me pur-1 pono of itreet Improvement bonda. fie- nei liw, i iv. in ann list, okm -'""" "H Munntv.luin thnimntirl five humlrt'd .Mrtv five nnrl rU-10fl dollar).. 72. 833.821 duly authorized by ordinances of the said City of Klnmnth Falls, for the construction and Improvement of the fo owina improvement unns situ ated In the City of Klamath Falla. nrninn fnllOUaJ1 improvement unii iiu. i.-.i alnna Eldorado Avenue from ine bouin- erly line of Vanneaa Avenue to a point onpoilte 'when meannrpd at rignt an- giea lo Eiaoraoo avrnur' wm uui ui ,t rornrr nf Lot 17 Block B. El dorado Addition and Dnhlla Street, frrim thn SnuthWMlCflV no OT r.lOO- rado Avenue to tho Westerly line of Birch Street, all contiunUf in lain City: Improvemcn unit No. 1J4, be- in mona ipnin street, iroin ini: iiorin- westerly line of Lincoln Street to the Knot line of Prospect Street In smd ritv Imnrnvcmpnl Unit No l.M. intf a i fin ic iirani nirrri inmi imi? .'ui easterly lino of North Third Street to (he Southwesterly line of North Fourth Street, In said tJiiy I una, improve ment Unit No. i:w DeinK nmnH anii fornla Avenue from lis northerly In tersection wllh Finn. Street, northerly to the Northerly line m uo v m uiock 16 Buer.a Vista Addition, exiennca, i and. Oregon Avenue, from its inter-1 uMlnn with rlifornir Avrnuc. wester ly to the westerly line of Lot 8, Block ; pni'NIl' Arms and Irtfa In Ranch 14. Buena Visla Addition, extended, i Homes Custom Furniture, 5717 So. tith. Southwesterly at right annlei lo the ; ,rt u do vnur holiday upholstering. Street line of tnld Oregon Avenue; , pnom, TU 2-4'20. and Mt. Pitt Street from the Easterly! - rsn r Of Lot 3 HIOCK 14, Huena Vlila I UJh I in vicinuy oi rvianiari rn iiir COMMUNICATION of Crater Lake Lodge No. 211 A.F. & A.M., Thursday, October 31, at 7:30 p.m. Work in (he MM degree. Kay M. Grams, W.M. LOST ft FOUND 2 FOUND lady's Blasac at Cascade Laundry, and Cleaners. Owner Identify iy ror an. LOST never al goats. Shady Pine or W'icii area. If seen pleaae notify TU Addition extended northeasterly to the easterly aide of Ita Inter-aertlon with Corvallla Street; and Berkley Street from the Southerly line ni l.oi 7, umK 23, Buena Vista Addition, extended west, north across Mt. Pitt Street to the Northerly line of Lot 12 Block 10 Buena Vista Addition, extended enst: t.rl rnrvallla Street from tho South erly line of Lot 7. Block 24, Buena 1 in the Weed. Mt, Vista Addition extended West to the , Dunamtiir. (liuene, north line of Mt. Pitt Vtreet, all con- Marshall Leads Hershey Bears Over Cleveland By UNITED PRESS Willie Marshall's latest scoring outburst today sent the Hershey Bears soaring into a seven-point first-nlacc lead in the American Hnckev Lcattue. The 25-year old center scored two coals and assisted on another as the Bears whipped the Cleve land Barons. 4-1 Wednesday night to increase their season rec-.ry.ndii toto.n, Ord tO eight W ins, One lOSS and One I each series, which shall be for the tie. Second - place Rochester has won five games and lost four. .Marshall now leads in all three scoring departments with 11 goals, 10 assists and 21 points. Bla.-.s. s, white g"ia t r a m e. rhtnrstone trim. Reward. Bornice Blan ton, H :Jy4, Durrii, or phone Dorru KX 7-471M GENERAL NOTICES FOR new subscriptions to tho Herald and Ni'WH or sutler, pi I on service calii a nana, mciioua, Yrcka, Montague Gninndn areas, contact W nyno Richardson PO. Hox B4fl, phono Wal- purrhase aald hondslnut o-asriii, Ml.' snusia, unmornia. tlgiioui in aald Citv Prnnnsala to Dur Will be received hy the undersigned Police Judire of aald City up to and Including the twenty-fifth day of No vember, 1B57, at tho hour of seven thlrtv o'clock P.M. of aald day and opened at a regular meeting of the Common Council immediately there after; said bonds in nil in? a .ilea junu- FOR your Stanley Home Products call Penny feebler Phone TU 2-0229 FOB Bin n ley Home Product call Bufl Jones TU 4 -Hilda 2333 Hope PERSONALS - 6 FLU CANCELS GAME LOUISVILLK, Ky.. (UP) Next Saturday's scheduled football game between undefeated Louis ville and Morehead Ky.) State has been called off because of a flu outbreak afMrehead. fractional nart of laid sum and shall be due ten year, after the date of Issue, payment of the entire bonds optional with said City any coupon i;iying date on and after one e;ir from the date thereof. Said bonds will bear Interest at tne rate of not to exceed six per cent per annum, pay able semi-annually on the 13th day of January and July of each year, prin cipal and interest payable at the of-flf-f nf the treasurer Of the City of I Klamath Falls Oregon. All proposals must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the proposal, Tha Common Council reserves the rlfnt to rejert any and all bids. The successful bidder for aald bonds will b furnished with an opinion YOUNG man desires reliuble. neat couple to sh:tre completely furnished honif. h"lp v. ith expenses. No drink era. Give references. TU 2-023. HOARDING home fumed. Indies only for sued and TU 2-03211. in- SPKNCER TU 4-ti;:7 eortetttora. 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