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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AM) NEWS. KLAMATH FALL!?. OREGON MONDAY. MAY 28. 1953 Auto Industry Leaders Confer, Lay Plans For Possible Labor Deadline DETROIT IM This is showdown week as negotiations between the United Auto Workers and the onto Industry's Big Three enter the final stage. Contracts at Ford, Chrysler and General Motors covering hundreds of thousands of workers expire within seven days or less. With expiration in mind, 250 Ford Motor Co. executives from across the nation assembled here to figure out steps to he taken in any eventuality. The Ford - UAW agreement runs out next Sunday. "Because of the .many uncer tainties involved, the company is preparing to handle any situation that might arise," said John S. Bugas, Ford vice president for in dustrial relations and head of the company's bargaining team. Bugas said possibilities run a Bank Selects New The new trust representative at the Klamath Falls branch of First National Bank of Portland, Wayne Ulair, is an attorney and was form erly associated with the Klamath Indian information and education program for the State Department of Education. Blair's appointment here became effective last week, according to an announcement by C. B. Stephenson. First National Bank president at Portland. He has assumed his du ties in the bank's trust department located on the second floor of the First National Bank building. Blair was graduated in law from Willamette University at Salem in 1954. He served as clerk for Su preme Court Justice Earl C. Ln lourette for a year .and practiced law for a period before accepting a post with the Slate Department of Education. In the latter capacity, ho was stationed at Chiloquin where he gained firsthand know ledge of the Klamath Indian situa tion under terms of the law which terminates federal jurisdiction of the reservation. Blair joined First National about six months ago. He is married and the father of two children. It a i jr JFK IP For More Living Per Gallon See the New MORRIS '1000' i Robin & Myers 1 1200 . Main TU 2-5511 '1' r.rrNC t ; W -jF "-t'!. .! C ' I S .Try- r . t-tftV" , r .... - v' r I'll -V 1 Got a new lawn mower? TIumo cmtliln't be a hi'llcr time to move the old one out of Hie garage and move some extra cash into your pocket with a Herald & News Want Ad. Call TU 4-8111 and place your Want Ad today. Ask your Herald & News Want' Ad writer to charge your ad. wide range from a new contract to continuing operations without one. Ford and the L'AW have not operated without a contract since 11)41. Chrysler's agreement also ex pires Sunday. General Motors contract runs out Thursday night Ford and GM resumed negotiat ing today with Chrysler waiting until tomorrow. The Big Three legally could shut their plants to force a contract settlement. But there was no hint of what they would do if contract deadlines pass without agree ments. L'AW President Waller P. Rcuther said a management lock out "would mean a deterioration in long-range collective bargain ing." The UAW previously ordered its members to work without con tracts if agreements were not at' tained. The UAW Is standing firm on its demands for an annual wage boost of at least 10 cents an hour, increased supplemental unemploy ment henelits, and cost of living allowances lor retired workers, Iteuther said. Recognition Offered Youthful Artists Budding art students in Oregon elementary and high schools, pub lic and private, will have a chance to obtain statewide recognition by entering their works in the greatly enlarged school art section of the 11158 Oregon State Fair. I.aneta King, art superintendent at t h c fair, has enlisted the cooperation of a special jury for school judg ing; members are Richard Trojan of the art department, Oregon Slate College, Miss Marion Ady, Southern Oregon College of Educa tion and Rachacl Griffin, Portland Art Museum. Twelve blue ribbon awards of $5 each and 24 red ribbon awards of $2 each will he given. The best of the entries will be exhibited at the fair. The closing date for en tries has been extended to June 20. and judging will take place June 24. Entries should he sent to the Oregon State Fair, Salem. Now Open! SAV-ON Television Service 2541 So. 6th Phone TU 2-5235 Service Colli . . . $3.00 Liconied Technicians All Work Guaranteed! mt iniiHrfiMiMTiiTKjUfcMiiUfl i S t 01 j Mi Tt . .r. z . CHOCOLATE DROP proved to be the priie winning name for the young pony shown here being ridden by his proud new owners. Janis Mae Ross, 7, on the pony with her brother James, 9, submitted the winning name in a "Name The Pony" contest sponsored by H. O. Juckeland, right, Edsel dealer in Klamath Falls. Shown left, is Dave Sauvageau, Juckeland's sales manager. The youngsters are children of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Ross, Old Midland Road. . New Hormone Discovered NEW IIAVK.V. Conn. AP) - Yale scientists say they have iso lated a hormone from the pineal gland, a mysterious part of the brain that has puzzled research ers for hundreds of years. The hormone lightens the skin shade of test animals, the scien tists said. It may have some .con nection with the skin cancer known as melanoma. The scientists, all members of the Yale Medical School's derma tology section, said they extract ed less than a drop of the hor mone from the brains of 250.000 beef cattle. They still don't know the func tion of the pineal gland, once be lieved to be the "seat of the soul." But they hope that later experiments with the hormone will provide clues. The doctors are Aaron N. Ler- ner, James I). Case, ioshiyata Takahashi, Teh II. Lee and Wa taru Mori. Their work was fi nanced by grants from the U. S. Public Health Service and the American Cancer Society. Italian Vote Near Record ROME Ml A record turnout seemed in prospect today as late voters hurried to cast (heir ballots for deputies in Italy's third post war Parliament. The Interior Ministry said more than 77 per cent of the eligible voters about 25 million cast bal lots yesterday. At stake were five-year terms for all 5 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and six-year terms for the 24B Senate places. Voting is compulsory. two hundred thousand police and soldiers patrolled the booths but there were few incidents. I he generally apathetic, six- week campaign pitied a dozen major parties ranging from the Communists to the Fascists. In ine center are tne ruling christian Democrats trying to retrieve the ansoiuie majority they lost in 11153. They got 40 per cent of the vote men and had to form a coali tion with other center parlies. ine Kens and their fellow- traveling Socialists collected :il)out 34 per cent of the popular vote in the last election five years ago. Yreka Top Seniors Honored By Banquet YREKA Top senior students of Yreka High School, who had earned their life membership in the California Scholarship Feder ation, were honored with a banquet on Monday evening, May in, at the Yreka Inn. Students honored and who re ceived their life membership ccr tilicaU's from Mrs. Huth Van I loosen, class adviser, were Helen Bower, Marion Brooks, (iretchen (Joertz, Barbara Criswold, Marjor ie James, Bernard Sleep, Wendell Snook, Terry Tallis, Deanna Van Boskirk and Ailene Weber. Featured on the evening's pro gram was a report hy Nancy Whit man on the annual conference of CSF recently at Eureka. Dinner arrangements were in charge of Freula Arnold. Highway Division Ends Driver Course YUEKA A two-day defensive driving course has recently been completed hy all personnel who operate automotive equipment for the California Division ol Forestry in Siskiyou County. Sgt. Arnold French of the Siski you Coun'y California Highway Ta li ol was assistant to Itoscnr Sav iige, associate ranger and Herman Hammock and Howard Lal'lant. assistant rangers, of the Division of Forestry in conducting the course, which is given periodically to Division of Forestry drivers. Tile course is one used extensive ly hy large fleet truck systems and government agencies, to check iuid improe the eiticicncy oi theirinana in seltiiK up a town bali.Stocker will continue to live in EASY ELEGANCE Printed Pattern 9062 12-20 Casual yet curvy V.kV J I c.i7ec. it's fash-tup ions timeless coatdress with new. easy blousing above the belt a chemise shape when you sub tract the belt. An easy-sew Print ed Pattern. Doubles as duster, too. Use iinen, denim. Printed Pattern 9062: Misses' Sizes 12. 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 lakes 3'i yards 311-inch fabric. Printed directions on each pat tern part. Easier, accurate. Send thirty-live cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept 2.12 West 18lh St., New York 11, N. Y. Trint plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Arsonist . Tracked Down CHICAGO (API former men tal patient was seized yesterday when, poliee said, he was about to set lire to a church. He ad mitted setting recent lires in a church and live other buildings, all on the West Side. Police said Isaac Wilson. 35. ad milted he set tire early yesterday to Ihe Christ Temple Church, which was dost roved at a loss estimated at SKKI.OOO. On Satur day, he said, he started a lire in a tour-story former church build ing. Damage was $30,000. Wilson. :i Negro, was seized as he bent over a pile of rags and papers igainst Ihe door of the First Con gregational Church. He told police he set fire to the church buildings because he had been refused permission to bring his dog to church. He also told police he set fires in tra.-h cans wherever ho finds them because it "keeps rats away and destroys .erms. Bonanza Orders New Culverts ROXAXZA Culverts h.ne been ordered for three Honanza streets was the announcement at the regu lar Monday evening meeting of ttie Honanza City Council at the library with Mayor Walter Casebcer pre siding. Other business disclosed that the city dump truck is being repaired. Also a resolution was read to close the streets by the llnrselly irriga tion oitice. The council is working on the town hudset for the fint year of i I with her nusband. recently moved The meetint adjourned untUitrt Klamath Falls from California. Wednesday nicht to enahle Henry! Perkins to adxise the (nun n( Hn-i Group Plans August Show Members of the Artifactors de cided at their last meeting to hold an artifact show August 22, 23 and 24 at the Klamath County Mu seum. Eugene Favell and Lane Smith were named co-chairmen of arrangements and Mrs. Lane Smith will handle publicity for the event, the first of its kind in this area. The exhibit will feature the choice collections of artifacts and arrowheads from this region. At the May 10 meeting. Stanley Kendall, a Henley teacher, was guest speaker and showed a num ber of fossils which he had dug up on his property. He brought to the meeting several large teeth and six-inch toe bone, all thought to have come from a mammoth prehistoric beast. Hay Maltson, president, an nounced that Mr. and Mrs. Lerov vjiviiei- oi mnuquin win De nosi to the group at a Sunday potluck luncheon for the July meeting. The next meeting will be he d on Mon- day evening, June 2, at 8 p.m. in klamath Falls. Panfie Raid Broken Up TALLAHASSKK, Fla. (AP) A pantie raid which Florida State University officials claimed a disc jockey helped incite was broken with tear gas. Damage was light around Jen nie ilurphree Dormitory for Women. Loot included an assort ment of wispy garments flung Irom upper windows by coopera tive coeds. The raid, involving 1,000 men students and some local residents. lasted about four hours No arrests . were made and no injuries were reported. Robert M. Strozicr, president of the university, said a broadcast hy Ked Kvans, disc jockey for lallahasseo station W1AL, con tributed to the uproar. Paul Meyers, Kvans' super visor, said Evans "innocently broadcast" a student request that said "big things tonight at Jennie Murphree. A highway patrolman fired one tear gas shell when raiders broke a dormitory basement window. It helped disperse the group. OTI Student Plans Study In Alaska Robert L. Barton. Portland. OTI student in Highway Technology, is one of six students arriving early in Anchorage, Alaska to partici pate in the U.S. Army Engineers' student aide program. Robert has been assigned to the Alaska Dis trict headquarters on Ehnendorf Air Force Base overlooking An chorage, Alaska's largest city. His job is in the engineering division utilities section. Robert is one of 70 student aides who will earn and learn on the job with the U.S. Army Engineers. Other student aides from Alaska and accredited engineering col leges across the United States, wi report when school closes for jobs on military construction and civil works projects supervised by the Alaska District. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SCHOOL BIS PURCHASE Sealed bids will he received bv the clrrk of School District No. OI of Jackon County, Butte Falls, Orreon for furnishing and delivering by bep- mttvr 1. 1t;8 I 4B-paeriBer srhool buv Bids will he received until 6.00 Dm. June 11. lHfl. Sorcincatinna may he ohtalned frm thr Superintendent or Clerk at the alwivr address. Tne School Disirtrt reserves the rtcht to accept or reject any or all bids. 7.rin rnmnnnsnn. ciem Butte Kalis. Oreaon No. 267 May 22, 26. New Child's Library Assistant Appointed Appointment of a new assistant and children's librarian has been announced by Mrs. Addie Mae Xixon. city librarian. The appoint- ee is Mrs. Herman Hawkins, who. Mis. Hawkins replaces Miss Alice Stnrtnr uhn hat rotirfd M in LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of WIL LIAM KITTREDGE. Deceaied. Notice ii hereby siven that we have bren appointed Executor of the estate of William Kittredge. deceased. AN persona having claimi against laid ettate are reouired to orenent them to ui, with proper vouchers, at the ol- lire oi (janurig et uanong, mm rea era! Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon. within six months from May 26, 1058, wnirn is mi aaie oi Jirsi puoucation ui mis nonrr Donovan Lee Nicol and Ray J. Michels, Executor Canons' tt Ganong Attorneys for Executory No. 272, May 26. June 2, 9, 18. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Circuit Court for Klamath Coun ty. Orrgon. has fixed Thursday, June 19. IBM. at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M. at the Courthouse In Klamath Falls, Klamath County. Oregon, as the ume ana piace ox neanng oi ODjec tions, if any, to the final account filed by the undersigned in the es tate nf Jack D. Westling, deceased, aim or cwunjj atiia citaie. DATED this 5th day of May, 1958. Harry E. Proud Administrator Weatherford & Thompson Attorneys No. 218, Mar 5. 12. 19, 28. Probate No. ' N o T I n F. Notice Is hereby given that Ihe un dersigned. Executor of the Will of LUCILLE M. WAGGONER. also known as LUCILLE MOSER WAG- iiuhlh, deceased nas iiiea nis f i nal Account. And the Honors hie DA. VID R. VANDENBERG, Judge of the iwircuit i.oun oi ine iaie oi uregon, for the County of Klamath, has set the 10th dav of June. 1958 at the hour of 10:00 A.M. as the time, and the Courtroom of said Court as the place for hearing objections to said rinaj Arcuuni. RALPH W WAGGONER, Executor L. ORTH SISEMORE Attorney at Law No. 219. May 5. 12, 19. 26. NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of ANDY ivAiNriA a-x-a Anay Kan a, ueceusea, Notice in hnrehv viven that the un dersigned administrator of the estate of Andy Kanna. also known as Andy Kana. deceased, has filed his First ana rinai Account oi nts administra tion of said estate, and that the above entitled court has set the hour of 10.00 o'clock A.M on the 3rd !iy of June. 1958. as the time, and the Courtroom of the above entitled court as the place, for the hearing of objec tions to and settlement of said account. George Kanna Administrator of the Estate of Andy Kanna a-k-a Andy Kana, deceased. Maxwell & Goddard Attorneys for Administrator S:(8 Main Street, Klamath Falls OresOn. No. 220, May 5. 12, 19, 26. Probate No. NOTICE W THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of WAL TER CARL MARTENS, a-k-a W. C. artens, Deceased. Notice Is hereby ffiven that the un derpinned administratrix of the estate of Walter Carl Martens, also known VV. C. Martens, deceased, has filed her First and Final Account of her administration of said estate, and that the above entitled court has set the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M. on the :trd day of June. 1958. as the time and the Courtroom at thm ahnv n. titled court as the place, for tha hearing of objections to and fettle- mem oi sata account. Lora K. Billinst Administratrix of the' Estate oi waiter unrt Martens a-k-a W. C. Martens. Deceased Maxwell & Goddard Attorney! for Administratrix flriB Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 231. May 9, 12, 10, 26. EQUITY NO. 58-89 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH LAV ON A. McELHENY, Plaintiff. VI. A. J. McELHENY. Defendant. TO A. J. McELHENY. DEFENDANT; IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear and answer plaintiff's complaint a.m. on Tuesday, the 3rd day of June, 1958, and if you fail to so answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in her complaint, to wit: For a decree of divorce of and from you upon the grounds of deser tion; decreeing plaintiff to be the sole owner of Lot 10. in Block 3, of First Addition to Altamont Acres, Klamath County. Oregon, and the personal prop erty located in the residence situate thereon, and decreeing you to have no right, title nor interest in said real and personal property; and restoring plaintiff to her former name of La- von . ucanng. This summons is served uoon you by Rublication thereof in the Herald and ews once each week for four consec utive weeks pursuant to the order of ine nonoranic uavia h. vanaenoerg. Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered the .10th day of April. 1958, the first publication to be made on the 5th day of May. 10S8. and the last pub lication to be made on the -2nd day of EDWIN E. DRISCOLL Attorney for Plaintiff Pino Tree Building Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 212, May 3, 12. 19, 26 and June 2. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of SAR- t ti i. . uunLHAAi, ucceased. Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Sarah C. Burcham, deceased. All persons having claims against said ratal r are required to present them to me, with proper vouchers, at the Office of Can fine A, r.atiilnit. Firat Federal Building, Klamath Fall. Ore son, within six month from May 2fi, l!"fl. which is the date of first pub lication of this notice. jese m. Burcham. Admintstrntnr Ganong Ac Ganong Attorneys for Administrator no. 277, May 26. June 2. 9, 18. NOTICE O SHER IFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY WESTWAY 'PETROLEUM CO., a ci .- g "ration. aintiff vs JACK A. MOE IUS and MILDRED V. MOEBIUS. husband and wife: H. J. THOMPSON and FRANCES H THOMPSON, mis- nana ana Lire LUfi.Ml and DONALD A W PIPER. DcfindviN By virtue (if u force lonurf Urn. I out of the above entitled Court In the above emitted cause, to nie di rected and dated the 8th dav of May. 1B58. upon a decree of foreclosure rendered .in J entered in saift Court on the 22nd dav of Mav. 1957. In favor of WESTWAY PETROLEUM CO.. a corporation. Plaintiff, and an st JACK A MflKRII'R nnH MILDRED V MOEBIUS. defendants for the sum or $14,841.67 with interest thereon at 'he rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 20th day rf March. l!5rt. and. the further sum of $942.00 with Interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum fr.m the 22nd lay of Mav. 1957. and the further sum of $223 43 with iner-it thereon at the rate of 6 per cent tr annum from the 22nd day of Stay. 19S7 and for the further sum of KU.75 cnt and disbursements and the costs and upon tms writ commanding to make sale of the followinn described teal property situated In ine Loumy oi Mimam, aiate oi ure gon. to-wtt: Lots One (l'. Two rat. Three rai. Six t6' and Seven (7 in Block Three 3' of Chemult, Oregon, ac cording to the duly recorded plat mercoi vn ine m mama in louniy. Oregon: row Tneretore, b virtue of u d execution, judgement order, decree and order of sale and in compliance with the commands of said writ, I will, on Monday the 9th day of June, 19.18. at 10 o'clock A.M.. at the front door of the Count v Court House in Klamath Falls. Klamath County. Ore gon. sell at public auction (subject to ledcmptioni, to the highest bidder for cnnh in hand, all the right, title and Interest which the within named de fendants and each and all of them In the above entitled suit had on the 22nd dav uf May 1M7. the date of the mortgage herein foreclosed, or since thai datt had In and to the above descrioed property or any part (hereof, to satisfy said execution, I ud anient order and decree, interest. com and seeming coats. Dated Mav 9 IP vb First PuMicatinn May 12. 1M8 Last Publication June 2. JAMES M BRITTON Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon B Deputy Doris Konnle No. 2U. May 12, 19. 2ft. June l LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals for the construction of new water main and removal and re-lnslallation of exiitins Heel storage tank, addressed to the Mayor and City Council. Malm. Oregon, will be rvceivea at ine omce oi ine t-uy Re corder, Matin. Oregon, until 8 00 P M. Pacific Standard Time on the 25th day of June. 1958. and then will be publicly opened and read. The work contemplated consists of tne iniiauauun oi a new water mum and connection to the existing sys tem: the removal of an existing 100,- 000 sallnn storaee tank to a new site some seventy feet above and 2000 teei removerj from its present situa tion, re-installation of the tank after building Into it a new ten foot base section ana connection to tne new wa ter main. Plans and Specifications may be ex amined at hf nfftrat nf fltv Recorder Malm. Ore. A ronv of said Documents may be obtained at the above office upon a deposit of Ten Dollars tuu.uui for each Document. The full amount of the deposit will be refunded if said Documents are returned in good con dition within ten HOi daya after the date of the bid opening. Additional copies of said Documents may be obtained at the above office upon a deposit of an additional Ten Dollars iSlOOOl for each additional copy. Ten Dollars iSIO.OOi of which will be re funded tf said conies are returned In good condition within ten HOi days of the Bid opening. Bidderi must be prequallfled In ac cordance with the laws of Oregon. Each proposal must be submitted on the prescribed form and accom panied by a certified check, cashier's check, or bid bond payable to the City of Ma l in. Oregon, In an amount not Ifss than two per cent (2) of the amount ma. The contract to he fully performed hoi liter man uecemoer oi, inao. The successful Bidder will be re- auired to furnish security for faith iui periurmance oi tne ioniraci in the full amount of the Contract price. The right it. reserved to reiect anv and all proposals, to postpone the award of the Contract for a oeriod not to exceed Thirty 130) days and to accept that proposal or proposals as are io me oesi interests oi uie wny oi iviann, uregon. jjatea mis lzm aay oi may, iao. (si Ival C. Taylor, Recorder Malin, Ore. No. 241, May 12, 19, 26, June 3. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Bv virtue of an execution in fore closure duly issued by the Clerk of ine uircuu t-ouri oi ine siaie oi ure gon for the County of Klamath dated the 22d day or May, 1958. in the certain suit in the Circuit Court for said county and state wherein OS VALDO MAGALLANES, sometimes known as OZZI MAGALLANES. plaintiff recovered judgment against THE UNKNOWN HEIRS of MILES w. saunders tor the sum oi tyza.uu wttn interest thereon at 6 per cent per annum from June .10, 1952. until paid; for the further sum of $120.00 for costs exnended for the care and protection of his said mortgage lien wun interest thereon at tne gate oi iu per cem per annum irom prn 20. 1D.V7. until nairh for the further sum oi cosi oi hub scarcn for the further sum Of S57.97 for ac crued real property taxes necessarily pma ay piainim; ana i"r ine lurtn er sum of $200.00 as attorney's fees, and for his costs and disbursements taxed at $53.90 on the 2lst day oi May. 1958; NOTICE IK HFRERV fllVEN that I will on the 24th day of June. 1958, at the front door of the Courthouse or the County or Klamath in Klam ath Falls. Oregon, in said county. at 10:00 In the forenoon of said day. sell at DUblic auction to the highest maaer lor casn. tne following ae scribed nrooertv. tn-wit: i.oi ii m hiock ax or euc.iv a VISTA ADDITION to the City of Kiamatn rails, uregon. tnken and levied unnn at the orOD- erty of the said UNKNOWN HEIRS of MILES W. SAUNDERS. Or so much thereof as may be necessary to sat isfy said judgment in favor of OS- VALDO MAGALLANES. sometimes known as OZZI MAGALLANES againM the said UNKNOWN HEIRS of MILES W. SAUNDERS, with in terest thereon together with all costs ana disbursements mat nave or may accrue. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, May 22d. 1958. J. M. BRITTON Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon By Doris Konnfe Deputy No. 278. Miy 26. June 2, 0, 16. Sale of timber, Klamath Indian Re ervation. Sealed bids in duplicate on torms provtaea tnereior. murKca out side "Bid Skeen Ranch Road Rlght-of-Wav Sale." addressed to the SiiDerin- tendent, Klamath Indian Agency, Klamath Agency, Oregon, wilt be re eelved until 2:00 P.M.. Pacific Stand ard Time, June 10. 1958, for the pur chase nf merchantable timber on t road right-of-way, as it Is marked on the ground, that Is approximately 4 miles lor.g. 80 feet wide and which passes through tribal land and five trust allotments. The road right-of-way lies in portions Of Sees. 16. 17. 9. 6 and 7. T. 36 S.. R. 10 E.: Sec. 1 and 12. T. 36 S.. R. 9 E .: and Sec. 36. T. 3.1 S.. R 9 E . Willamette Meridian Oregon. Separate approved contracts from those allotments and on tne tn bally-owned land for which the author' itv to sell the timber has been ob tained from the owners. The sale area contains an estimated stand to be cut, which estimate is not guaranteed, of approximately 64.800 feet B. M. pon dcrosa pine. Each bidder must state ine price per inusana icei o. 11. Scribner Decimal C Log Scale that will be paid for timber to be cut and scaled from the unit as a whole. No bid will be considered for less than $10.00 per thousand feet B. M. for ponderosa pine. A certified check in the amount of 20 oer cent of the total bid price on a solvent bank, payable to the Bu reau of Indian Affairs must accompany each bid. Persons bidding for or on nrnnn oi companies, corporaiums, or partnerships must at the lime of bld- n ni sumnii in writing sansraciorv evi dence of their authority to do so. The deonsits will be returned to the unsuc cessful bidders. The deposit of the sue- ceMUi oiaaer win rc acta in lieu oi bond in proportion to the value oi timber on each allotment and the tri bal land pending satisfactory comple tion of the terms of each of the con tracts, or retained as lioufdated dam ages if the bidder shall not execute all contracts within 30 days from accept ance of his bid. The right to waive technical defects and to reject any and all bids is reserved. The contracts will pecify that all designated timber hall be cut and removed and all oth er requirements of the contracts be completed by July 10. 1958. The piling ana aisposai oi ine siasn win noi ne the resoonsibilitv of the logging con tractor. An advance payment. Tn the amount of 10 percent of the estimated value at the bid price, will be re- quirea on eacn individual auoimcm contract before cutting begins and in any case nm imer man ininy aays from the date of approval cf the re spective individual allotment con tracts. The contractor will be required to deck logs in advance of scaling or to conduct logging operation In such other manner that will permit the line of timber in as few scaling assignments ns possible. Before bids arc submitted, full information con cerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids, should be obtained from the Supertn- icnaeni. rwamam maun Agency. Klamath Agency, Oregon, or the Area Director. Bureau of Indian Affairs. In terior Building. 1001 N. E. Lloyd Blvd.. Oregon, ELMO MILLER. Superinten dent. Klamath Indian Agency. No. 273 May 26. June 2. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the nuardianshln Of FRED McTIMMONDS. an incompetent NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned. Burnis M. Farrar, as guardian of the person and estate nf Fred McTimmonds. the above named incompetent person, by virtue of an order for sale of real property dulv made and entered by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath Cnunty. Probate Department, on thr 7th day of May. 1958, in the above entitled proceedings, authorizing, li censing, empowering and directing the said guardian to sell the hereinafter described real property belonging to the guardianship estate of the above named incompetent person will offer for sale at private sale either for cash or on terms to be approved hv the Court, to the highest bidder at the offtre of J. W. Sander at 121.1 Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon, on and after the 1st day of July, 1958. the following described parcel of real prop erty belonging to the guardianship es-i tate of the above named incompetent: person, to-wlf Lots 601. Block 101. Mills Addition to Klamath Falls. Oregon, as set forth in plot thereof in file of the office of the County Clerk for Klamath County. Oregon. Said sale will be made subject to the confirmation of the above entitled Court BURNIS M FARRAR. Guardian of the person and estate of Fred MeTtmmonds. an incompetent No. 278 May 29. 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The Herald & News reserves the right to class ify edii or reject any Want Ad copy and will be responsible for only ne incorrect insertion of tny Want Ad. and then only by correct publ't arion of same. Correction or cancellation ti received by 5:30 p.m. will be made In following day 'i publication. FUNERAL HOMES C WARD'S Klamath Funeral "Home. 023 High St. Phone TTJ 2-4404. O'HAIRS Memorial Chapel. 539 Pins. Phone TU 4-3456. Parking lot avail able. MEETING NOTICES 1 Klamath Lodge No. 77, A.F. and A.M. Stated Communi cation Monday eve ning. May 26, 8 p.m. Entertainment. Re freshments. All Mas- 'er Masons welcome. Paul R. Kineaid, W.M. IOOF NO. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, each month social nights. 2nd It 4th Tuesdays, regular meetings. Fifth and Main Sts. ALOHA CHAPTER No. 61, O.E.S. will hold a stated , meeting Tuesday, I p.m., Masonic rem. pie. Margaret Sheridan, W.M. Herbert Haneline, W.P. LOST & FOUND J LOST fishinpt tackle box. east ol witne. iu rewara. 1U LOST, lady's grrrn billfold. Keep money If found. For return of billfold phone TU 2-5197 GENERAL NOTICES ... STAUFFER homa reducing plan. Amy ...... t ... u -uon iur ires uemumira- tion. FOR your Stanley Home Products call Pegcy Peebler Phone TU 2-0 239 PRNTED CHECKS MISSIMfl DeWilt and Birk. contractor-. Cheek over No. 879 will not be honored. Location of checkbook will be appre ciated. Phone TU a-0002. PERSONALS WANTED room and board In Chris tian home for elderly lady. Phone Ttf 4-49.T8. NIAGARA Cyclo massage relieve nervous tension and pain. Reduce at home with controlled heat and mas- ge. r ree aenionsirmion. Nn onlina un. Helen Arneli. Til d-doni T.nu- Thurman. TU 2-0510. REALStLK hop-athomo apparel mv Ice. Jayne Gonch representative, TU 2-5027. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING BIDS Pursuant to ordinance V oM n the city of Klamath Falls. Orefnn dated May 19. IB38 the undersigned Police Judge will receive sealed bidi ud to 7.30 P M. Monday June 9. 191 for the improvement of Mesa Street from the northerly line ot Auhurn Street to the southerly line of Huron Street as shown in the plans and spec ifications on file in the office of the Pn Bids must be submit trd On forma attached to the specifications and en closed in a sealed wrapper and marked "Proposal to Construct Im provement I'nit No 140." Earh hid must be accompanied by a bidderi bond or certified check In the amount of 10 per cent of the aggregate hid. The principal Hems involved arei 340 tons of asphaltic concrete pave ment or 1240 sq rts Of cement con crete pavement; S6.1 lineal feet o( concrete curb and gutter; 2fi. cubic yards of excavation; H0 lineal feet '( storm sewer pipe. 2 catch hastns; to gether with miscellaneous items. Plans and specifications may he ob tained from the city engineer upon n drposit of $1000, which amount will be refunded if a hid is submitted, or the plans may h inspected at the of fice of the Police Judge. This project must he completed on Ol before September IS. 1158. The city reserve the right o re ject any or all bids. Dated at Klamath falls, Oregon this 21it day of yuy. 19V F1ANK A BLACKMER Pnhre Jurlce City of Kiama'h Falls No. 273, May J3, 33, 28. v M ut iCI - lunkuii lund. I Klamath Kail for the present. f