Herald and news., March 22, 1959, Image 13

SUNDAY, MARCH 22. 1959
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE 5 B
Logging 'Revolution' Still In Progress
J-EGAL NOTICE l LEGAL NOTICE
HrOl.rT!ON NO Ul plans and specif irationa nn file with
A RI SOI I TION DECLARING THE e,rorrter of a.d Cit . at a total
ISTEN I ION Of THE COMMON t04 rillowi, to-wil.
CO! NCIL Or THE CITY OF KL AM
ATH FALLS OREGON. TO CON
STRl'CT AND LAY A TRl'NK SANI
TARY SLWER LINE ALONG SHASTA
WAY FROM SOI TH MX I H Sl REL
TO WASHUl AN WAY AND A Sl'B
SEWER UNI ALONG WASHBtHN
WAY FROM SHASTA WAY TO PER
t oncrrle sewtr Pin wMh rubber NU
joints. SU.23J 11
Vitrified Cla tewai pip ith plae
tir or rubber joints, $34 1-34 tU
AbetOs r""iem p . with
jruhher rinf joints 924.123 72
aid estimates include rnfinMrmi
attornev fee ,rr- - advert. -.ni
KING WAY AND ALONG PER Mil NG '.nc ana uniOTwrn mn
m a v iroM it v viim a v i- a v rn s unarncirs
POINT APPROXIMATELY WO FEET; , 111
PER
within the
SUING WAY FROM THE ' EASTERLY bu"dr'Vhfrm1,e1r 'C.ribr
i 5l nr u. AV.UH1 nv w ay 11 "r'bV dcla-d ie he bene-
APPFOV1N?; PU sftCiriCA: f'1" '"rucl.on and ,,.,.11.
HONS AND UTUATU THHWrOR '"1? " "lv,r '"" "
rlLIIJ BY THE CITY tNOINUI .lnrii at pom, whirl, lit.
nrscnmiNc; the boi ndariis "r i nt ihiurn
OK Till PROPERTY BENEFITED ""tanc. f t 71 f..t from
AND DIRECTING CEBTAIN STEPS,ht ,ou,h t,r nt iBMIi Wa . th.nc
TO BE TAKEN SAID PROJECT TO'n"numa ,nu,n along, in. hb ilnr or
BE KNOWN AS 8EWEB UNIT NO 1 Wa.hlHirn Way lo ,h. nr.rth.,-1. r' .
2tA IBM of South Sifclh Sir..' thpnr.
Th. Cilv Enfinrrr of Iht Cilv of i uIh.a.trH along th. norih..I.rl
iKUmiin rails, Or.fon. pursuant In a "" s"u,h '" Sir.., JS I I to
rtaolulion of th. Common Council 'i1'"! "''"h"',,rl: ""'
h.r.mfor. adopted, havinf BM plan. "" '00';f 9 Ss'"' '"J
.prnficatton. and IHn:ic. for S. SJ. "SftS'SLjS! ?' ''"""
co.t of oon.lrucl,n and layim hal ,,, w,y , , , , on ,
Street to Waihburn Way and along
Waahhurn Wa from Shasta Wa
thing Way being MO 14 feat touiheait
rr, .iicns the nnrtheaattrlv Tina of
P.,.hln, Way and along Par,h,K W WZSSlr Wa ,h,n nor",, l p."
from WttOinurti W a to a point P- .ii.i .,,,... wv i
emhriri-ig in u-.. A , ,mt m,,tu ,w ..
line of Wathhurn Wa
THEY USED to do it this way, with two burly boyt propel
ling tinging crosscut taw. This photo, supplied by the
.W4STtrn Pine Association and American Forest Product
Industries, shows a team of fallen in action in the lete
1800s.
NOW IT'S done this way, quickly and efficiently, by one
hard working logger manning a growling, snorting chain
saw. This is Bob Hanneman who works on the Brooks-Scan-Ion
tree farm near Bend.
By NORMAN CARDOZA
en sines replaced ox teams and'hy forest protective agencies such
and lhi tame are hereby
Officials of the two orcanizations nd
tin At Crtatla U.-.. t
after bounded and detmhed nd the nr-i-,i n . ... u-J.. . -, , K
outhcrl parallel to Wsthburn Wi
M.7S feet, ihenr wettarlv parallel to
Shan Way 2M feel to the point of
beginning
Said real property a hove dr-rribeI
King in Klamath Ealli. Klamath
Counts. Oregon, thai! be and it herebv
iter l.i red to be benefited and ateae 1
for the expeme of taid Better unit
LAB SESSION AS rOl.l.OWS Th .; .v , Ap,
Sattion 1 1059. at tha hour of 7 30 o'clock PM
That the plana, tpeciftcalionti and thereof, in the Council Room in the
etllmatea for the conttruction and in-. City Hall of Klamath Ealli. Oregon
ttallatton of what g to be knnn ai ihall ba and la hreb fixed aa the
tha 36A tawer unit of tha Cny ofltima and place foff hearing objection
Klamath Ealli. Oregon filed wi'h tha and remonatrancet againtt the con
City by the City Engineer, ahall be. uruition and inatallation of ia:d 2tiA
Common Cnuni,-il having taken aatd
plant, apecificationa and ffitimaien un
der con-idratlon. and hat ing deter
mined the boundaries of the atteat
ment diatrlct. now flndt all thereof
aatitfactory:
THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVFD
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. ORE
GON. DULY ASSEMBLED IN REC.l
approved icwer unit
BF IT FI R I'HKR HKOLVFI). th-t
1 ne 1 limner innilSirv in UrVgOn 15 1 -'iiiHuir- imiiLueu mm uu imu Mo.r anu iruvi 01 luitcai act uvij -o- i .i ia wit uir U(i- Tnat the Common Council or the LHy Tallt. Oregon, he tnd the it hereby
ndergomg a revolution. the timber country- land organized lumber companies. ( swing just about everywhere in of Klamath raiu. Oregon hereby de- authorized and dircted to ewes no-
the . J"' mcn umber, I hey assault lores! ON like a ne mnBM tMy expect i"uv.t vSTH SH ; prov,d, T cuv and
HHHiMiy v ttHld niesi'l irac-tiij iciniiri ttur?. rtiici hiosmiii iu fii'.'-J.w' tnujuiuuoi juii.i oiui Citv in KCOI-tUnca with lh -aid p:,un conformi'ia thnrt. i the thall cauta thu
pers. They try to keep damaRin.an annual payroll in excess of s aS-eclftesUent, and ettimatet. thia reioumon 10 ba published m the cn
iiirii nripprr, once a nay ror tan
That is the conclusion of
fSwettMBl ('nrnmittno nt Amorioan
Forest Products Inriusiries. It0rs lo 'rucks and chain saws are
... . , by no means the reolulion s end
It s a move toward forest man-1 pfnduct
Bsemem ana mechanical harvest-1 Some innovations the induslrv ex- ber diseases
inK oi a natural resource only late-, pccts l0 dcvclop are helicopter log-! Selective cutting Increases the
ly regarded as a crop just likic,nR methods and "super trees." ; bo.ird-feet-per-year-per acre rate o(
wneai. poiaiors ana anaua. genetically developed. growth. Trimming excess branches
mats in sharp contrast to the Most important at present is the
old days when "slash and run" tree farm concept lhat in some
was the timber baron's philosophy! measure will keep forests produc
ing wnen wenisn sieam, or inc innehnitely.
naiacN power. leuen ana movea Hecognizing timber as a
keep a weather eye peeled for tim Jdustry in Oregon and Washington. sk',a Wu ,,,' s,h HMh ItreSt imr, n. and ha h hrr.hy rtlmtad to
MXty tbree pi'!' cent OI Uiegons to Wa-hburn wa mil .tit, ..war nn. pom. witntn ttva rtai aftrr Ih. fir.t
inHnclrial unrl-orc ari. afftliatol aloo Waihburn Way from Shl.Ii Way puhltcalion of tht. rranlufmn. on 1ha
inmistiiai workers are amiiatea 5 p,rlhinll Wl ,nd ,,, p.h,n .irfru or ttraal th. iir ti h,
with the lumncr industry at pres-iWay fron, w'a.hburn Way to a point. rnnt.niplat.d a.w.r. at lea.t two (.,,.
ent. The industrv emplovs 87.000 .pproximat.iy sai f..t onttaaHarlylttaa; hrdd, '-notice of sewfr
workers qnd thnusnris nf olher atonf P.rihtnf Way from th. a.tf rly WORK. in l.ltrt. ol not la., than
woiKers ana inousanas oi o ners , , whhllr Wg) riU Mwr IUmiIoih ill mch In loneth. and .aid no
are employed by related industries. I wili h. con.trurt.d of .ith.r ronorot. tic. .h.ll contain tn Irmhl. rharar.
aci'ordinu to reports. 'pip., or vitrified clay pip., or a.bo.tot t.ri. a copy of th. re.olution of th.
I Oregon contains about one filili"mr"' "P. "a"nr aM ntCwwdl aa tta alaw tt Ma.Miaaa)i,
high-, Western Pine Association and west. of the nation's .s.iwtimber supply tjaaaa, ail a. mora fuiiy ahon by thai.h. cut B.cord.r an affidavit of m.
Kives more clear lumber when a
tree is harvested.
The tree larm program, spon
sored east of the Cascades by the
org timber. yield crop, tree farmers 'are taking of the mountains by the Industrial! and for the pasl 20 years has led
Modern logging began in the late advantage of volumes of forest re- Forestry Association, has spread to all other states in timber produc
lnnos when big steam "donkey" I search sponsored in recent years lover four million Oregon acres. I lion.
Scalping Dates To 1492, 'Old Timer1 Tells Historians
longinally ran from Chihuahua
City to Santa Fe. the one thai
jruns from Santa re to Missouri is
just a junction line."
wrstern frontier and it is alleged "' would be cheaper to put him During the business session, con-
Old Hutch spiced his statistical which included a report Irom
remarks with manv clever innuen- Frank Herzog. current curator.
By BETTY DOW , collected scalps for the Mexican
YRKKA "The while man had government, and he is credited
eenturv and a half of scalp hunt- with having taken 4R7 scalps, when
ing before he ever reached the 'he Mexican government decided
Former Area
Resident Dies
In Grants Pass
toncal Society was to hold a con
ference in Stockton on April LO,
11 and 2. which eent would fea
ture a ride dewn the San Joaquin
River city or klamath FALLS
that James Kilter, an Irishman, on the payroll than pay him by ducted by the president, various Bern ice Meamber, publications .'V1"'"41 (v'J of KLmin T r.Ut. oren. dn
took more scalps than any white P'e work.' Ireports of committees were made, chairman and editor for the next dPnl- wis. t,corRe u.ena .naei .crM(y ,hit the bove and rorvgoinf
man knnwn nnH h HiH it for Old Hutch iDlcctj his statistical IwMch included a report tromlntihlicjitmn nf the sot ietv an. i son 9S- dle(1 on Ihursday at h, lni(. copv nr a reiokmnn mtro-
rntrL( ith manv Hnvar inniinn. LVmL- rlartM riirr.nt i uralnr I ,kn, mntir, (.rants PASS after ail lllllCSS (it duced and adopted b the Comnmn
IWWCjr. ,mwmm - " , , , " , 7ZT'. 'ullini L"0, "" wm iHtm DM. Council of the City Ol Klamath rail.
So said W. H. "Old Hutch" does, edged m when least expect.ho told of sever;il additional ; placed in the hands nf the print- about three months. Hol Kosary l0regon t it, regular meeting heii on
w,.thincn rj cwr-n uihon ha em-ipJ. and oncfl when sueakini of el items recently presented or loaned Ur nri wppW and wnnlri he His- will be held in Grants Pass on.Mnnday the irih day of March, ism.
peared as euest speaker before noted author. he referred to to the society and museum and jthbuted to paid up members ol I Sunday eveninc in the chapel nf S.y"h.nd TtTt'rd'b'I cll'r n"ng r received wh. I DUCAT ION AL
DDroximatelV HQ members and1"'" as an auinentic liar. ex- were now on mspia. ne uag UM society as soon as prinimsnne ninerai nmne dim ncrMiro , HCfirder . arnvca m .nmn. ra..
Mcte nf th,. cicirivm, Tnnntv Hie. i nlaminc that an "aulhentic liar is announced that Miss Km ma Lut-iwns cnninleted. lake place M in a.m. on Monday, Untie Keller
itine wno iwvi wnai ne is ivmg imi nu luuti iuuit ww Mrs Meamber also mentioned 'ne vdinunc wnura ci n.ui-:N 7a Marrh ,3 . a4, M
itott ng nf tuch nntlrrt. ttatlng the d.te
v. hen poatad. tha . where nnated
I and ihr numhei of notices potted.
Pa.ed by Ihr Common Council of
the City of Klamath Peill, Oregon,
thi 16th dav nf March. IBM
I Pretenlad to tha Maor and hv him
approver nd ngned thla 17th dav of
March. 1!1M
O W SPIKF.R
Mavor Tm Tem
ATTTRT Rotle Keller
Recorder
I stai r. or onrcoN,
I COUNTY Or KLAMATH
Uobbie 40
41
43
44
4S
WANT AD
CLASSIFICATION
DIRECTORY
a All OHOTI1 I 4
Tra.ltra ... S3
Auto Miarellanroua 53
New Car At Trucks M
fited Cart A Trucha ... St
a I MPT 01 Mt T
Help Wanted, Temala 14
!''" Wanted Mala 1
Help Wanted . 17
Sltuttiont Wanted IS
Rl l rMATt
.Rooms Tor Ttent JS
Apartme- 'a Tor Rant .54
Houtei For Rent M
Mtc Proprrtv to Let 37
Real F.itate Exchange 3D
Rrat fttate Pnr SaV M
Butmett Oppnrtii'-itiei mmm S3
KOTICII
Card of Thanhs . A
tn Metnonam . . H
funeral Monet . . C
Mooting Nntleoa . m - - I
Lost ot Fnund a
General Notices 4
Persrnats g
Public Ch.ir tv - Rervtrao T
8ervu-r 10
Mill Mi wt DVt V
Trantportatmn ... I
Health JJ
Fducational m 13
financial Loan . M
Building - Remodeling M
Fuel - Heating 3S
F.od - Produce .. M
Boats - reel . Spurts
Rndin . TV - Music
Livestock A. Poultry
Machinery
Miar. For Rent
Vitc Wanted
Mise To Fxrhange 4a
Misc. For Sale SI
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RATE SCHEDULE
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ii woRnt
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p m will he marie In following
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tRVICES
veninit. weeh endt.
".rsMAKIG alterations
ible Call TU 3-5074
Ot'KRMfTH.
IU 4-4C33
"XPEHT tree trimming, topping and
ai bt lag Injured Calvt.i Roo TO
RICK rra'inry. cement l4VMet patt
i rarpanty Remodeling Phone TU
Ct'STOM bachhoe work. Ditch claaa
Ing drain l.ne ctupool digging, ete.
H W Simmers. TU 3-1946
-H.nr tree tcrvtre trimming or rt
movai Howard rerrell. TU
DIGGING wer lines htuae founda-
HegM cenpooli Lcuu Walher. TU
MS
ALTERAT' ON S .reaonaWa. work
ginr-Hred 1330 Oak, Apt H. Villa
Marnuit
CURTAINS, laundered. 7tretched. TV
4 8340. Tt 4-8933
SMITH S in ured tree service Top
ping, i rimming removal. hauling.
Wood cutting Equipment for any sua
Job Guaranteed Krea estimates. Ref
erences TV 2-3138
GARDEN tilling Phone TU 4-3910.
LEVELING, bachfilling. Foundations.
lawn, fill dirt, toptmi mderv Joba
Bowers. Tt' 4-7076 or TU 3-5827
FIN CI I! Peaeae! Metal r tttaotL
cump'ela installation or materials TU
4-85 1 1
ROTO -TILLING, lawns and gardena.
Tractor equipment, ona operation
roadv to planl Lawrence Redden. TU
3-4331. TU 4-83f8
WONDERFUL' That s what thousand!
I of Mttaflaat users uv about Ciatat
fied Ad. You will too Dial TV 4-8111
to order yours
FOR painting
Phona TU 2-3331 .
Interior, exterior.
KING SEPTIC TANKS
Cleaning & Roto-Rootcr Senica
C. W. CLIFFORD. Manager
ED F. KING. Owner
3209 Kilyarrt Ave - Ph. Tt' 4-9841
CORNETT SKPTIC TANK
SERVICE
I.irrnsrd & Ronded
Diahlrd 'elpran
JACK B CORNETT
Owner and Operator
116 E. Pelican TU HSU
KOTO-TILLING
Insecl Spraying
LatidKiplng
BAKER'S
LANDSCAPE M'RSERY
3f.lB So. Gth Ph TU 2-3167
CARD Of THANKS A
MH anrt Mr,
HOME IMPROVEMENT
SERVICE
Complete Home Remodeling
Additions. . Cabinets
Garsgo - Picture Windowa
Carports - Attic Additioni
New Siding - Patios
FREE ESTIMATES
1022 Owens Ph. TU 4-S07
CHET C. MANN
HEALTH 11
.Inn C'lia.lav of 20461 -
Orchard Avr . Klamalh Fall. Or, . Drl pnsNER childr.n-. Mlantlfta
wish tn Ihank Mr I l.lpn Crtlhaon andilio.. Ed'a Shoa, Shop. 1022 Main
n.ml.r. of Ih. W.lrom. WaKnn lor
11
torical SiK-iety recently.
Following the formal opening ol
the meeting in the county museum
in weka. the president. .1. M
in
I WF. lh
that Hie temporary appointment ofl'niis
about," which brought an appre-'her book. "Our Gentle West
ciable roar of laughter from hisithe museum library. iiamiH Tnlr p,-rotarv trias.i Mrs. Andcrsun was burn in Illi
listeners. . Helen Foulke. pioneer biograph-l ,. .n,H 'A nf Anr;i , shenois and came to Oregon with her
".lude'' While introduced the pro- Old Hutch also spoke briefly onlies chairman, announced that sheslat,d ,,,. ,0 has bfen parent, when she was 7 or B years
cram chairman (or the afternoon. Stephen Meek, who in ISM was! had received several additional L,.kjne ,h. urvieaH of a man loo! age. The family lived in Ihr
diiiki Hpiiit-s iiuiii new nivmucm uj
the Grenada area, and she also
27. 2S. 30. ;n
Fred Meamber Jr. ( blazing the trail of Santa Ee, and.
Meamber made a few brief in-l'sa'd Old Hutch. "Meek was blaz
troductory remarks relative to! inK the real Santa Fe Trail, which
"Old Hutch." outlining his career
as a writer and lecturer on west
ern Americana, before introduc
ing the speaker to the audience.
Hutch proceeded to entertain his
audience with innumerable tales,
interspersed with hitarinus. anec
dotes, on scalp Ijunting as it was
practiced from the days of when
"the first Pilgrim skinned his
knees scrambling over the Ply
mouth Rock." that it actually dal
Ki hack to 1492. which in those
days with the prevalence of scalp
hunting by "our Indians, was al
most mystically religious, and it
was later dominated by the white
man's magic money!" According
to Hutch scalp bounties brought
hi as much as $136 for the scalp
of a male, while S.V) was the top
offer for those of women and chil
dren. James Kirker. said Hutch, dur
ing the early days in Sanla Fe.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO IMPOI ND TnESPASStNO
LIVESTOCK
Notlea li h.r.hy alv.n lhat all lir--
take over the position, which re- Portland srea and she was married "" """ '""a"'n "J?" .
. ..its sli 'it em- a i nwnrn or ronlrollrd by tha United
iiin-oi; a m:in with L-nnuL- prion nf m A ark s.tro 1 C 1 h(V moVPQ 0 ...... u...ui. . u. r -7
announL-rn mat me tt.innrnia iw bnokkfeninc and tvpini:. Klamath County about 191ft and Surprise Valle District
I In Ualc rhiirmnn of the Hilt. 1,, in .... nto.io arttn In ( h p Dist rlrt . Hlg Vallf
i express our sinrero lhanks
rrifiiflu nnn arqiiaintnnrrs
ROHKRTSON School of Business Dae
and night Cleft) 411 Main TU 2-4136.
(or lli.ir ttioimhtfiili'r. and klndflOgg I nibr WAINItU, r CM A LB 14
to u. tfurlnj ,.u. rbeXu L MIDDUE aged woman to do general
of our husband hmtgOWOfft on ranch at Fort Klamath.
amlv mi Inriiiir Ant 13 Sni'er i Motal
Klamath Falls
FUNERAL HOMES
1.ADV In rln pressing mtitt h ex.
perlenced. Drive in ciraners. Ona
Hour Martlnlf mg
' -M
'ylHseerele
'puhli, .(lions a year, the Yearbook ,lr(,nf, young of l.akeview. Mrs
IMTne BUKiyou i noneer. me iwoKm.r ansc(im of Harbor and
nimiti ;ie itiii.pneu linn tint- "(h.i. VrnA , ,,..,,.., , Ratlllntf nl
After some discussion, .i.
including
George and Wilber Keiling, Victor
ine MUani and Merle llanscam.
SISKIYOU COUNTY Historical Soclaty mambari war. an
tartainod by W. H. "Old Hutch" Hutchinton of Chico at
their last mealing. Shown here are J. M. "Jude" White,
prendant, right, and Hutchinson. Photo by Betty Dow les and enffet'
l ,r - crams
5Sh.o hat tun hr-,k, inm nne Rrandchildrcn
larger and belter hook a r.u
HaaJ " " ntaa Mtakatal:Ul akj
rwiu mot j lit viva ifiawiuami m ., i .. n i
(he society, presented new amend- 811 of Mnat h t alls. e v e r a
mettle to the society's constitu-1 Srcal -Krandchi dren and two great
tion. which he had drawn up, pcr-,rca'-gramichlldrpin-taining
to the consolidation nf the
society s board of directors and
the museum board of governors
into one body, with the members
voting in favor of the amendments
The meeting was closed with a
social period, during which time
junior host esse?. Donna Meamber
and Reerly Sutherlin, served eook-
thr expenses tneiirrcd In advertising,
gathering, impounding, and frcrlmc Of
pasturing said livestock. All impound
ed animals not. redermeri within five
days after impoundment Will be nf.
numerous ; fered for sale at public auction Ani-
be sold at private sale or condemned CRATF.R
OH AIR'S Memorial Chapel M Pine. I
Phona Tt; 4 MM Parking lot avail-1
c s. able
ni.tnrt Dfv.l. wI.n-R ICtamatb Funeral .loma WS. W" . A . . . ..r.
seum hoard ol governors, was early 1940s they moved to i.axe- inn. Modoc National Forest, state of . .
called upon to report on activities view and later to Brookings. Prlork11'01 w'" impounded by the MEETING NOTICES 1
of the board. Mrs. Rrenda Cam- , her death, she had been making J SSTu ZTllZ 2 noil
hie. secretary to the board, read ner borne with a daughter and soil-1 prerlouil retpoved permanently from Special Cominunication Klamalh
the minutes of the previous ,n.aw m Grants Pass. I the national foraai Lodge Nn. 77, A.K ft
meeting as a report Fhe children survive. They g3Sg iimTST nlFioi A.M., Friday evening
U Was ICCOmmeiiacn mai Ih- LaH amH Vrchio Vnriorsnn of I.Hkr- session thereof onlv hv first rum-
Stead of the Society producing two ,.;..,. j Qrfmlf.nac fr Tnmlhurslng tha United States in full for
dav. 930 per week
California
HELP WANTID. MALE
YOUNQ man (o tram as optical taeh
mrlen 01 Medical Dental Hldg
Bausch LomlM Optical Co
WANTFU in. hi with mr for local fran
chise territory Mutt lia naal appear
inn and bondahle Hate past expa-
rleneg anri relerencea. Box 2S, cara
Iterslft and News
March 0 at 7:.0 p.m.
Work in the KA de
gree. Villtini hretlnen
i r nna nftiifti
1 n i x. YOUNG man in train for manager'a
sports program on TV Hctresh- position with large west coast finance
nwntfli Sanford C. Selby, W.M. loomfrany BhooM he 2t tn ae. iingia
rriec nun no cnimren. ann
LAKE LOIX.C
and destroyed, as required by tha reg- j A F and AM. special
illations of the Secretary of Aarlcul-; liont Funeral services foi
tura Buck at Wards Funeral
Siened at Alturas C-hfornia thlt 91h 10 JO a rn , Mondav, March 2 ) Mem
day of March. )5fi bcrt urged to attend. Dale Howell
J. r. THORNTON v. M
Forest SuDervisor .- -
Modoc National Forest GENERAL NOTICES . ... 4 full t.m
NO 311, nl'' school graduate. Neat appearing
oi ii ii .iiuiii 'lr"1 K""n pi rsfiimiiiy rssrriisi i'ni
.lames D
Hume
you are willing to atart at tha bot
tom and have a sincere desire to work
your wav tn Hie top. do n. applv. Sao
f tenet Commercial Flnanea
Corporation. 10T No Ith.
No 71.1. March 1.
2.T, 34. 2.V 2. 27. 211
17, IB. .). 20. 22,
M VRRIFD man wanted at Janitor.
Write giving experience In
The
Welcome Wagon
Hostess
Will Knock on Your Door
with Gifts & Greetings
from Friendly Business,
Neighbors and Your
Civic and Social
Welfare Leaders
On the occasion of:
The Birth of a Bahv
Engagement
Announcements
Arrival of Newcomers to
Klamalh Folia
No cost or obliqafion
Phone TU 2-0834
Mftr-v VT- ' -a aismtm n. an, a mjt tafcyisM
lUilKBrSK
ala.a8aiw5fc 'StwlBF tMKSOt
"i .saWrKr ' wtiefi MM
Native Stone.
20 Tons Of It,
In Fireplace
By J. O. MeKINNKY
MOl'NT SHASTA Twenty tons
oi native sisaiyou louniy sione ,r, nne MrKini.y air..t larnnaa ipcmcu aaraa tiara, rriona TU 4-os7
are built into a huce fireplace in Ith. nii.ri.nion of lacord ttrr.t and. -
Mount Shasta's Watjonwheel Bur. I ""' M"'" n.ro,.n,.n, Un! license Mm .itii a-aiw
It dfMined hv owner loe't"' "' on slrr.V 'IT Minneapolis wooi.n. ..
B uesixnea ny owner joe north. rlv lin. of Annum .tr..t tn ph,in t,. 473.
Melo. and built hv stone ma.son th- .outh.rlv Una rrf Huron Str.t, p '
iPete Roberts. It Is now one M'SSSSSTLSSTJS, aTsSSU." . VCnT'F,', Aero Mayflower Transit Company.
M. .11 Affrll 1 I EhEE frrtlli..r, 2H2H Kan.
NOTICE Or BOND 1AII ",c " p"rl "'" 1 '
mJSPtSmL I r.c.,v.a -a d,. ,. U I. Eirh.rd Mnr.an
by the Common Council of ihe City HFI.FN S Beatitv lalon new Inc .it ton,
of Klamath Fall. Oregon, for the pur- 47i7 South Sixth. TU 4-4202 anytime
chase of street improvement bonda. 1 ".." ' T 'Z
Series lid. 117. lift and llfl. aggregat- FOR your Stanley Home Products call
ing. twenty-four thousand, one hundred P'H Pblar Phone TX1 3-OTgft.
tlxty-three and ftB-100 Dollars H24.16.I - j H'TAlrPrCR tu,me reducing plan Amy
M. duly authorised bv ordinances nf Rrown Tt, 7.0:144 for free demonstra
the said City of Klamalh Falls, for Iht ',
eon at met ion and Improvement of tha
following improvement units situated
in the Lit or Kiamatn rant, uregon
' '''"w , .... Kn tiU K.n SOMEONE 10 live with elderly lady
'T h st.rl-. tr"m ,h. IS;ikS2H "d hare expenses. TU 4-aift.t
tanitnr work and building mainten
ance, also references Interview for
nullified applicants after April I Box
4: Herald and Newt
NEAT apneinng young man to atalat
In talei position Above average earn
ing to right person Call TU 4-5511.
PERSONALS
THE Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
panv has opening for service manager
In local store Man with (Ira experi
ence preferred Aga limll 21 to 45.
Education high school rerun red. Good
salarv and company benefit TU 4-HI41
for anpolntmant F M l.aSeur mana
ger (.oodyear Service Store. 1 1th and
Klamalh
VAN MOVK'tS NEEDED!
Are you inlerelerl In earning an
average of Sl.oon per month
Thai's Ihe experience of many sue
cc.slul an operators drivinii for
Inc.. under 4R stale contract.
showplaces in southern Sukiyou j ,,, '( P,r,c T.rr.ea to t. j:ii
LTnly u . lilt riJ im.,n!.ni JS? 'm ST anyone ih.i c.n v.,"ur.",. Geor;!c Robinson says he nets ovtr
The stones, chosen lor their V."' "'"'n ". , . t,m in. " - 111 .000 ner month, has paid for two
riety in colors, are shaped inloioui-wairl. nn. of Eidnr.ao Av.-i"mhrr " 9""" win 1 cnratij, ap , comoleta
- 1 r um.h-wt.iiiii v. ..!. needed La4 uaKUarS, own new mi, wmummmmm
a craggy mass. Small streams of mnm IS "r ",'""'"n "' H5T.no. .1 1'aaS.. clior Tfv, rm.'lne household furniture, and has
wstr cascade down Ihe slopes. ZL2Zt ' built subalanlial bank account
tne moisiure iroin wnicn waicrs.from tha Smjtnany im. m . ...n.., i avon toii.t anuk. Phon. Tr i-:ma
ferns and many other slone flow- 'Av.nu. m th Or-mn stai. Huhw.yi
a .. .l,r,,h. SUaala StlSI "I Wa. all In .aid Cty PUBLIC CHARI1 V SiRVICIS
Ihcse natural appearing surround- r.r.iv.n bv iha und.r..nnd si 1 ,noi.u v "i ti,
JOSS Brrord.r of ..id Cllv. up tr, ..H in. Ml " W "" ' B
The water collects in a concrete 5f"J, ''""T J J 2Z!&
pool at Ihe front of the firebox pm' of ISM dav . ,d op.n.d .1 . yoi.Nl, woman of an failh naMlim
Here It reflects the play Of the j r.aular mratlnl of Ih. rotnmnn dun. , ofl,d.ntiai .dvtr. mav nnlart sit.
flames and the expressions of the
nrdlat.lv lh.r.aflr t.ld bonds.
Pruiit
ahall b. d.t.d May IS itfftu, Bnd .hall 1 nr,,Bnw-v .iiaana Oreaon Ph
t',
A FIREPLACE TO REMEMBER is Hill on built of native Siskiyou County stone in the Wag.
onwheel Bar in Mount Shasta. Pate Roberts, a stone mason in Mount Shasta, built the
fireplace. The owner, Joe Melo, standing at left, designed the conversation piece.
Photo by Don Kettler
t flame watchers. The pool itself e. us . mount of ssoono .rh. .ai.ptir.,
has become a wishing well into ond n. i f a.n wrm. which .haul .
which are losed many small J"iTTr&J2 SS SIRV,C"
coins aciuinpaniea ny me spoken m. dat. of .. eaymant ot tha n- is ..wim
flt'ues of the tossers. iur bond, optional with said Cilv
since ioininij Mavflower's contract
fleet in 1933. We are expanding
Mayflower's service, need addition
al operators 24 years or older to
go into business for themselves
with Mayflower. We furnish conv
wom.n of an faith naaaina pony paid training if needed, at
10 cost. All you need Is desire to
.ecniiie indeoendcni businessman
: .mil a I'l.V, or newer model tractor
Chanti.s
prohlam for you
4-7011
10
Th.i
m. TI
The etUin of .he room immed- 'ZTUV'Z S8 SJS fS "LI and iino.aun , layinj , .,, c
lately In front of the fireplace is , bond, will b... HM .t th. rate 12111. .
1 of not to xr.ad ala p.r r.nt p.r an-1 , J!,. , ,aln
mi annual!, nn thai I
it led in your name lhat nieen
ntcrstate Commerce t'ommission
alcty requirements. Personal re
rent is needed. Write John Das is.
O Box 11)7. Indianapolis a. In-lana
GERALD JAMES NICHOLSON, M.D.
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOS THf
PRACTICE OF GENERAL SURGERY AND VASCULAR SURGERY
AT
1435 ESPLANADE
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Of'iCS Hours
tv Arr-
Telephones
TU..10 2-2471
Pes TU.edo 2-530S
HOME FOR SALE
By OWNER
An aittptionol buv! 2 bedrooms, aitro lorfa kitchen, lew
mode rn picture windows, fireplace, glcctric heat, t e r m
windows, fenced back yard, and a patio heated with radiant
heat. Only 2 blocks from Mills School. 1 block from a pork.
Full Price $13,200
FHA Approiicd volu)
For particulars, or appointment phone TU 2-5474
ONLY $400 DOWN
MEITING NOTICES
mad of invfrtfd vss rartonv
iu .O.I..I.O k.ii..w. ... 1 num. pavable
ed many ihades 0fr which COl itach year prlnnpai and Interest pav
ored llghtl play. Soft IMMiC lend Me) Vmm nfflce of the treasurer oft
an tir of unreality that is hneht-.lb 5"" "f- "-'ll1 Z11".. T.?"n .
rncd hv wirfall. neiina tocka asW a'-compamari hv a eartlilad chem
too, flowera. and wi-hina nonl,!fr"- 'ivr per rem nr the proposal.
.11 -A mt... r . L The Common Council reserves the
ail found bonide a fireplace mFrlfhl , rfJtft ,ny afld nMt
which hiiKP lost, crackle they1 The successful bidder for said bonds
throw out warmth ,uroished with an opinion as
' to the validity thereof by the law flrml
of. Shuler. layre. Winfrea a Rankin, j
STRIKE. OI D TAW I Portland Trust Building, Portland 4.
DCS MOINES, !0Ad L'PI) rThisn not.e M aulhorited by ordi.
Tho Iowa sfAla Snte i avoH nan-a of 'ie Common Cmincil of ihe!
irom the law honk. Knday mt. I gjf, h .K1i!T4,h r"'" 0f,,on M4-ot lodgp fur dinner and evening If you know a Past Master,
utt defining U ;i?rantt "all per- Done Vareh 12 ivat
sons campnm nn ;.n public high-j om kkixm bring him
u. laV ' r. r Iha nutnAia nf Irsliln
SPECIAL STATED COMMUNICATION
PAST MASTERS NI0RT
Klamalh Lotlge No. 77. A K. and AM. Monday
t u ning, March 23, 8 pm. Dinner at 6:30. Past
Masters degree to he conferred on Junior Past
Master All Past Masters invited to he guests
Sanford C. Selhy. WJJt
nr se--i
1 N. Trie 1 IS .... r April