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RESUMES TRAINING Heavyweight champion Sonny
Lislon resumed training at Miami Beach Sunday after a
17-day layoff due to an injured knee. Photo ihows Miami
Beach tourists watching Liston skip rope to a rock V roll
version of Night Train. UPI Telephoto
Priestly Oil
Oregon AAU
HEKM1STON (UPI) - Priestley
Oil nf Portland successfully de
fended its Oregon AAU basketball
championship by defeating
Claudia's of Portland 83-69 in the
finals of the eight-team state tour
nament Sunday.
The Oilers will meet Washington
state champion Federal Old Line
of Seattle Tuesday night at Seattle
for the Pacific Northwest title.
The winner will go to the national
AAU tournament at Denver.
Don Porter and Tex Whiteman
sparked Priestley's victory over
Claudia's with 21 and 19 points,
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respectively. The winners led 38-35
at halftime. Jack Riley scored 18.
Jim Altcnhofen tallied 17 and
Chuck Rask added 16 for Clau
dia's.
Rask. former University of Ore
gon star, was named the most
valuable player of the three-day
tournament.
Gideon Stoltz of Salem captured
third place in the meet by beating
John Wheeler of Medford 96-73
Jay Brack paced the Salem team
with 19 points.
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Wtyifhur Credit Union
VilChi Grocery
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Norvilt Golden Rule
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Bud & Jerris Mdwav
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Cash ft Save I; Mitchs Grocery 4. Bud
L Jerris Midway 0; Tood Bmidtng 1, Ace
TV ; Kerni Dry Cleaning 3, Norvats
Golden Rule 1; M&M Market 4. Coca
Cola 0; Midland Market 2, Weyerhaeus
er Credit Union 3.
High team game. MS.M Market MS;
high team series, M&M Market 2451;
high ind. game (men), Earl Hitchcock
225; high Ind. (tries (men). Ross Kan
si rom AC; high Ind. game (women),
Jeanne Paillette 218; high ind. series
(women, Jeanne Paillette 543.
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Greenwood Masonry
LODben Maionry
Stevens
StmDiot & Oevoe
Webb Insurance
Cash & $Ave OH Comoany
Klamath Gai Company
Adair Furniture
Ketfers AulO Repair
Bob & Pollyt
Jones Auto Repair
Sixth Street Steel
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Results: Stevens 4. Jones Auto Re
pair 0; stmplot & Devoe 3, Lobben Ma
sonry 1; Ketfers Auto Repair 3, Adair
Furniture 1; Klamath Gas Co. 3. Cash &
Save Oil 1; Sixth St. Steel 2.z, Webb
insurance l'i; Bob & Pollys X Green
wood Masonry 1.
High team game. Stevens 907; high
team series. Stevens 3344; high I n d
game (men), Bob Harshbarger 770; high
ind. series (men), Wayne Planted 599
high ind. game (women), Rea Stevens
213; high ind. series t women), Etdina
Greenwood Sil.
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Baisiger Motors
Holland Sheet Metal
Slater Ins.
U.S. National
East Side Pharmacy
Long Bell
Lucky Lanes
Dees Beauty Salon
Pioneer Tobacco
Crater Lake Machinery
Superior Troy
Houston Insurance
Rlckfalls
Caiif.-Pac. Utilities
March 10 results: Slater Ins. 3, Rlck
falls l ; Holland Sheet Metal 3. East
Side Pharm. 1; Superior Troy 3. Lucky
Lanes I; Dees Beauty Salon 3, Baisiger
Motors l; Gr ems-Merrill 3, wardi Fu
neral Home 1; U.5. National 3, Crater
Lake Mach. 1; Pioneer Tobacco 3, Calif. -Pacific
Ut. 1; Long Bell Lmbr. 4, Hou
ston Ins. 0.
High team game, U.S. National 805:
High team series, U.S. National 2198;
high ind. game (women), D. Over mi re
223; high ind. series (women), D. Over
mire 577; high Ind. game (men), B. Dis
kin 258; high ind. series (men), B. DIs
kin 645.
BIG MONSTERS LEAGUE
BANTAM BOYS
W L
Gallant Men 24 18
Unstrikables 23 19
Alley-oops 21 21
Red Devils 71 21
Eagles 19 23
Pinbusters II 24
Results: Alley-oops 3. Unstrikables 0
Red Devils 3, Pinbusters 0; Eagles 3,
Gallant Men 0.
High team game. Alley-oops 601 1 high
team series, Alley-oops 1165; high ino,
game Dean Warner 145; high Ind. se
ries. Daron Miller 252.
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Screwball 28 14
Martians 27 IS
Stars 22 20
Jetsons 21 71
Alley Cats IS 3?
Flintstones 13 29
Results: Alley Cats 7, Fllnlstones 1,
Screwballs 3, Martians 0; Stars 3, Jet
sons 0.
High team game. Stars 598; high tearr
ry Barleen 136; high ind. series, Henry
Portland Boy
Tops Bowlers
PORTLAND (UPD-MikeHouck
of Portland won the senior boys'
singles title in the Oregon State
Junior Bowling Championships
Sunday.
Houck had a winning total of
657. His best game was a 236.
Robin Place of Lebanon was sec
ond and Forest Abel of Milwaukio
third.
Carolyn McNamee of Canby won
the senior girls' title with a score
of 599.
Seattle Plans
Stadium Afloat
SEATTLE UPI i A combine of
four construction and architectur
al firms Monday submitted plans
for a floating $15 million, 70.000
seat stadium to the Seattle City
Council.
The stadium would be built on
pontoons in Seattle's Elliott Bay.
It would be built at a site a few
blocks from the Seattle Center.
and would be able to make use
of the World's Fair Monorail.
The stadium would have a re
tractable roof.
CONGO REPORT
WASHINGTON UPI - As
many as 7.000 United Nations
troops may have to stay in the
Conco for ud tn two vears before
the Congolese army is capable of
keeDine the peace, according to
i a State Department official. The
U.N. Congo force now totals
about 19.000 men.
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Sport Parade:
Listens Amazing Training Camp
Gets Back Into Daily Operation
Rv OSCAR FRALEY
I'Pl Sports Writer
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. U PI '-It
was like something out of Holly-j
wood. California, and not the vil
lage three miles up the Florida
road, as awesome Sonny Liston
went back to heavy work today
for his April 10 defense against
Floyd Patterson.
Purple sweatpants, blondes in
Bikinis, rock and roll recordings
to pace the rope skipping, photo
sessions in which Sonny lifts two
ton fcmjle tourists high into the
air with one sweep of his massive
arm. a swimming pool where the
training spectators dunk their sun-;
burned feet and other innovations
make Sonny's Miami Beach hotel
camp the most exotic and unbe
lievable setting since Cleopatra.
The tempo was set when Sonny.
a mountain of muscle in a white
terry cloth robe, stepped into his1
shaded training ring Sunday to
test the knee he injured 17 days
ago while swinging a golf club
for a photographer.
Don't kid yourself Mr. Patter
son. The knee is tine and those
more than two weeks of loafing
must have been spent by Sonny
in a stcambath. He looks as fit
as a brand new locomotive, and
just about as hard.
The last time he boxed. Sonny
faced a heavy by the rather im
probable name of Vaneda Cox.
Sonny hit Vaneda a right cross
that flattened him, lifted up his
sparmate anxiously and asked:
"Are you all right'.'"
"Sure," quoth Vaneda.
At which juncture, Sonny hauled
off and completely flattened him
with a straight right.
Vaneda had an easy time as
Sonny returned to work. They!
went three rounds but it was only
shadow sparring, and Vaneda's
ighs of relief could be heard
over on the other side of the
canvas wall which separates Son
ny's ocean-view ring and pool
from that used by the hotel guests.
Sonny by now had stripped off
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mni s ii: mil Kussell ot the Boston Celtics seems
to be demonstrating how the ball goes through the hoop
in this shot of action against the Cincinnati Royals Sun
day. Jack Twyman, left, of the Royals and John Havlicelc,
right, of the Celtics look on. The Celts won 149-117.
UPI Telephoto
Wilt Scores
But Warriors
By United Press International
NBA Standing
Eastern Division
W L Pet.
X-Boston 55 22 .714
Syracuse . 47 29 .618
Cincinnati 38 38 .500
New York 20 56 .263
Western Division
W
Prt.
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x-Los Angeles 51
St. Louis 45
Detroit 33
San Francisco 29
Chicago 25
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.423
.382
.329
x-Clinched divisional title.
Sunday's Results
Boston 149 Cincinnati 117
Syracuse 16.1 San Francisco 148
Detroit 124 Los Angeles 116
St. Louis 132 New York 120
Wilt Chamberlain must be won
dering how he can score 70 points
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the robe which, on the back, has
lhe picture of a
sun on the ho-
jruon.
"Is that a rising or a setting
sun?" somebody demanded.
"Depends." said another,
"whether it represents Sonny or
Patterson."
Liston. with as much expres-
Garden Sold Out
For Clay, Jones
NEW YORK lUPl' Boxing,
should receive two potent shots
in the r n this week from a sell
out heavyweight contenders' fight
at Madison Square Garden Wed
nesday and a triple title-fight
show at the Los Angeles Dodgers'
Stadium Saturday.
A turnaw ay crowd of 18.500 w ill
watch unbeaten and unbridled
Cassius Clay of touisville. Ky..
Wednesday night as he tries to
fulfill his loud prediction of a
sixth-round knockout over danger
ous Doug Jones of New York
and become perhaps the summer
title challenger.
It's the first sellout fight at
Madison Square Garden in 13
years.
For Saturday's Los Angeles
show, seating arrangements have
been made for 40.000 in the Dodg
ers' ball park, where the bill is
topped by champion Emile Grif
fith's third defense of his recap
tured welterweight (147-pound)
crown against Cuban Luis Rod
riguez. In the other two bouts, Davey
Moore of Columbus, O.. defends
his featherweight 1 126-p o u n d i
championship against Sugar Ra
mos of Cuba and Battling Torres
of Mexico fights Roberto Cruz of
the Philippines for the vacant
junior welterweight 1 140-pound i
diadem.
Only the Griffith-Rodriguez wel
terweight fight Saturday will be
- v .-I Vt.r:r
70 Points,
Defeated
in a game and still lose.
Chamberlain collected 27 field
goals and 27 free throws against
Syracuse Sunday, but the one
man barrage wasn't enough as
the Nats defeated the San Fran
cisco Warriors, 163-148.
The total fell five points short
nf the record 316 the Warriors
and New York Knicks amassed
last year when Chamberlain reg
istered his fabulous 100 points in
a single game.
The Detroit Pistons clinched a
third place tic in their battle with
the Warriors for the final play
off spot in the Western Division
by subduing the Los Angeles Lak
ers, -124-116. Boston clobbered
Cincinnati, 149-117, and St. Louis
toppled New York, 1.12-120, in
other league action.
TO VISIT TITO
LONDON (UPI) Foreign Sec
rotary Lord Home probably will
visit Yugoslavia this summer, the
Foreign Office announced Sun
day.
A spokesman said Home would
accept an Invitation from Presi
dent Josip Broz Tito, but that no
date has been set.
Johannesburg. South Africa, ex-
tends larther down than it does
upward. Three (told mines inside
its municipal area reach more
lhan 9.0N0 feet below the surface.
U t K r t
PAGE-i
sion as the stone faces on Mt.
Rushmore. ruined the heavy bag
for two rounds and then mauled
the light bag for two more. After
this came the piece de resistance,
the rope skipping routine in which
he does a heel and toe light fan
tastic to the raucous rock of
"Night Train."
televised nationally to homes. The
Clay-Jones hcavvweight extrava
ganza at New York will be sent
only on closed-circuit television to
arenas in :5 cities, and it will
have no radio broadcast.
The New York gate w ill approx
imate $112,000 as the loud-brag
ging, poetry-spouting Clay shoots
for his 18th straight professional
victory against Jones, who achiev
ed the biggest upset of 11X32.
Los Angeles promoters hope
for a gate of between $250,000 and
$300,000 for their big outdoor
tripleheader.
Clay is favored at 31 to beat
26-year-old Jones and perhaps
earn a summer shot at the heavy
weight crown. Because both Cas
sius and Doug are good punch
ers, the price is 7-5 that the bout
ends before its scheduled 10
rounds, regardless of the winner.
Some boxing men consider
Clay's 3-1 price an "over-lay" be
cause of Jones' greater exper
ience against better opponents
and because of his sensational up
set seventh-round knockout over
high-ranking Zora Folley at the
Garden last Dec. 15.
For the Los Angeles show, New
York bookies have Griffith only a
slight favorite at 6-5 over Rodri
guez. Moore at 8-5 over Ramos,
and Torres at 2-1 over Cruz.
The week's boxing scheduled in
cludes:
MONDAY Lewiston, Me.
Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Billy
Thornton. Hollywood, Calif. Ray
Walk vs. Memo Lopez.
TUESDAY New York Sun-
nysidc Joey Mangiapane vs
Lou Anderson.
WEDNESDAY - New York
iiiaraeni cassius Clay vs.
Doug Jones (Theater TVi, Ray
Patterson vs. Duke Johnson and
Billy Bello vs. Gil Diaz. Boston-
Ray Jutras vs. Ronnie Decoste.
THURSDAY - Worcester, Mass.
Luis Guittcrcz vs. Gene Wash
ington.
FRIDAY - Nothing scheduled.
SATURDAY Los Angeles
(Dodgers Stadium I Three world
title fights: Emile Griffith vs.
Luis Rodriguez (Welterweights),
Davey Moore vs. Sugar Ramos
(Featherweights), Battling Torres
s. Roberto Cruz (junior welter
weights). Only the Griffith-Rodri
guez fight will lie televised to
homes.
Hockey
Results
By United Press International
Southern Division
. W I. TPtsCFGA
Portland .16 20 6 78 239 167
San Francisco 38 22 I 77 249 195
Los Angeles 31 26 3 65 204 199
Spokane 27 .10 2 56 187 198
Northern Division
W I. TPlsGFCA
Seattle
Vancouver
30 29 2 62 209 211
29 27 4 62 207 105
21 39 2 44 209 249
20 39 2 42 108 277
Calgary
Edmonton
Sunday's Results
Seattle 6 Los Angeles 1
San Francisco 3 Spokane 1
Monday's Schedule
No games scheduled
March 11, 1963
Grapefruit League
By United Press International
At Scottsdalc, Ariz.
Chicago (N) 001 001 000 2 7 4
Boston (A (U3 10 202x 12 14 0
Buhl, Steevens 4. McUaniel
7i and Barragan. Massa (5).
Morehead, Nichols (5, Early 8I.
Winner Morehead. Loser
Buhl. Hus Malzonc. Stuart,
Williams.
At Pompano Beach, Ha.
Kansas City 000 010 004 5 6 0!
Washington 113 002 OOx 7 9 0
Lovrich, Landis 14 , Santiago
'7i and Azcue, StuUt (7i. Hannan.
Hamilton '4'. Rudolph (7) and
leppert, Schmidt 7i. Winner
Hannan. Loser Lovrich. Hits
Schmidt, Charles.
At Fort Myers, Fla.
10 innings)
Phila. 000 000 000 3 3 7 1
rilLsburgh 000 000 000 0- 0 ft 0
Short, McLLsh 13', BakUchun
'7i and Dairymplc, Oldis (3', Ro-
jas '7. Cardv.ll( Gibbon 4.
Vcale 7, Priddy UOi and Mc
Far-lane, Brand 7. Winner
iBaldschun. LowrPriddy.
At Miami, Fla.
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CLASH WEDNESDAY Heavyweights Cassius Clay
(top), better known as the Louisville Lip, and Doug
Jones (bottom) polish off drills for their Wednesday
clash in Madison Square Garden. The bout will be
televised to closed circuit only. UPI Telephoto
Arnold Palmer Grabs
Pensacola PGA Tourney
PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPD Ar
nold Palmer no longer puts birth
days and trophies together.
Starting the winter tour at Los
Angeles in January, Palmer was
33 years old and had 33 PGA tour
nament wins.
Flying to Palm Beach today in
his six-seater, he's still 33 but he
has 36 victories after taking the
8th annual Pensacola PGA Open
w ith a 15-undcr par 273 for $3,500.
Palmer of Latrobc, Pa., puts his
foreign wins two British opens
and two Caribbean victories in a
separate category.
In eight years plus of following
the sun. Palmer has now won
$366,203.09. "You can have the
pennies," he said.
It was the Palmer patented fin
ish that gave the Pennsylvania!!
his second victory here in three
years. He was four shots behind
starling the round and it took
only seven holes to catch up with
llnrold (Catfish I Kneece of Aiken,
S.C.
Palmer, cheered on by an army
of onlookers, rolled in an eight
footer on the first hole, dropped a
10 footer on the third hole, sank
ABC Meet
Shifts Noted
BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - The
Morris Meat Market team of Isc-
lin, N.J., compiled 2998 to move
into eighth place Sunday night in
the regular team division of the
American Bowling Congress tour
nament. Albert Arlington paced the New
Jersey team with a three-game
671, followed by Richard Knapp
with 62.1.
In Ihc classic learn division,
United Van Lines of St. Louis
rolled a 3071 series, which means
the team must compile 3086 to
night to overtake pace-setting He-
lin Tackle of Detroit. The Helm
team leads with 6157.
In minor events. Guy SI. John
of South Bend, Ind., took first
place in the classic singles with
684. He replaced Dick Cochran of
Chicago, who dropped to second
with 682 rolled Saturday.
In the regular division all-events
Ken Head of Southgalc, Mich.,
moved into 10th place with a nine
game 1921. Still in first Is Andy
Hudoba of Youngstown, Ohio.
New York (A) 001 000 000 4 8 1
Baltimore fA 100 101 20x 5 8 0
Williams, H. Brown M. Ditmar
(7 and Howard, Blanchard (7t.
Estrada, McNally 4. Stock (7
and La ii, Land nth '7). Winner
Stock. Loser Ditmar. HRs
Brandt, Adair, Lopez.
At Lakeland, Ma.
Ml innings)
Minn. 100 010 000 02- 4 10 0
Detroit 000 001 010 00- 2 5 2
Ropcenburk, Stance 4, Pleis
'8', Whitby (10) and Ratliff.
Aguirre, Regan 'fl'. Ductal U0)
and Triandos. Freehan fii. Win
ner Whitby. Loer Dustal. HR
Kaline.
At St. Petersburg. Fla,
New York N 500 002 000- 4 10 0
St. Louis 000 201 200 5 8 1
Hook, Daviault (4. Stallard (7),
Ruwe (9) and Sherry, Coleman
(4. Tavlor, Simmons 4. Olivo1
1 7 1, Fanok 9 and McCarver,
Thacker 9. WinnerHook. Los
er Taylor.
At Tampa, Fla.
' 14 innings'
Chicago (A i
a three-footer on the sixth hole
and hit the par five eightli hole
in two and two-putted for birdies
to go one shot ahead of Kneece.
The crowd cheered lustily and
Kneece felt the pressure.
It was Palmer's third victory
in seven starts much better than
last year's pace when he set the
single-season money-winning rec
ord of $81,448.33.
Kneece and Gary Player, Uie
winter tour's top cash collector,
shot 13-under-par 275s to deadlock
for second.
Tommy Bolt, winner here in
1961, took in $1,500 with a 276.
Spring Shoot
Victors Told
RENO. Ncv. (UPD - Col. Wil
liam Eberhart of Vancouver,
Wash., fired a 370x400 Sunday to
win the "open high all-around
championship in the Nevada
spring trap shoot tournament.
Dan Oi lick ol Hcno came
through with a 376x400 in the fl
nal day of the annual event to
win the Nevada state high all-
around honors, and the open 400
handicap was taken by Harry
Smith of Franklin, Wis.
Nadlnc LJutIc shot a 352x400 to
win tlio Nevada state 400 handi
cap title.
Bout Slated
For Williams
MIAMI BEACH (UPD-HeavyJ
weight contender Cleveland Wil
liams, victor over Billy Daniels,
has accepted another nationally
televised fight on April 13 against
Ernest Terrell of Chicago at the
Philadelphia Arena.
Herman Taylor of Philadelphia
will promote the 10-rounder.
Williams of Houston, Tex., eas
ily won a unanimous decision over
Daniels of New York at Miami
Beach Convention Hall, Saturday.
The scoring was 97-92, 98-91, 08-93.
"Big Cat" Williams, weighing
212 pounds to Daniels' 191, had
the New Yorker bleeding from
both brows and from the nose at
the finish.
It was Williams' 55th win In 60
professional bouts, and Daniels'
second loss In 20 starts.
Results
000 000 000 000 00 o
6 0
Cincinnati .
000 000 000 000 01 1 10 2
Horlen, Krueter (4), Joyce (7),
Nottle (ID and Martin. Purkey,
Nuxhall (4). Worthington (7, Mc-
Williams (ID, Lown '14) And
Pavletich. Winner Lown. Loser
-Nottle.
At West Palm Beach, Fla.
Los Ang. N) 001 030 000- 4 10 4
Milwaukee 010 00 L 000 2 9 0
Koufax, Miller (4', Smith (7)
Scott (9) and Brumlcy, Camilli
(7). Shaw, Lemaster (4), Hcndley
'5, Fischer 9 and Roof, Jinski
7. Winner Miller. Loser Le
master.
At Phoenix, Ariz.
Cleveland 012 000 112 7 10 1
San Fran. Oil Oil 20x-10 12 2
Bell, Allen Mi, Schaffcrnoth (7)
and Edwards. GaribAkli, Duffalo
(6), Stanek 9) and Bailey. Win
nerGaribaldi. LoserBcll. HRs
-Whitfield, McCovey (2), Lanier,
Bond, F. Alou, Francona.
At Palm Springs, Calif,
Houston 000 020 113- 7 13 1
Los Ang. (A) 112 000 000-4 6 3
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
OF ESTRAYS
To Whom It May Concarn:
Nottc naribv Is given mrt r, th
2Sth dv ef March, 193 at the Klamath
Catiia saiei. Inc. a public tale will b
held at whtch time and plact the follow
ing described astray cattle will be sold
to the highest bidder. If not claimed by
the true owner prior to said date. The
aforesaid animals art described at fol
lows: On whltefact steer with blotched up
side down YL on right hipt one white
face cow with oarlock 7 branded on left
hip, also has upside down T with slash in
front on left hip; one whltefact cow.
branded leiy diamond on left hip.
The true owner of the above-described
animals may reclaim and take posses
sion thereof prior to fte date of salt
by establishing to the satisfaction of the
State Department of Agriculture h f s
ownership thereof and by paying the
costs of the publication of this notice.
ine reasonable cost of teed and care prior
to the tale, the cost of transportation
ot the animals to the plact of salt and
other costs incurred by the Department
Including the time and mileage of Its
employees. Any person having claim to
said astray animals may give notice
thereof to the undersigned at 717 Hil
vard Street, Klfmath Falls, Ore., TU
2-2013.
Everett E. Malont
Brand Inspector
Stale Department of Aorieultura
NO. 941, Mar. 4. 11, 13.
No. 63-9
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY Or KLAMATH
In the Matter of the Estate of
LOLA FRANCES DRISCOLL, Deceased.
NOTJCb IS HEREBY GIVEN that
am the duly appointed, qualified and act
ino executor ot ine ttraia of Lola Frances
Drlscoll, deceased. All persons havlna
claims against said estate are hereby
noimea 10 present ine same, with vouch
ers attached in the manner provided by
uw, to rr.e ai my onica at sua Pint
tret Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
within six months of February 11, 1963,
the date of the first publication of this
notice.
EDWIN E. DRISCOLL, Executor
ot the Estate ot LOLA FRANCES
DRISCOLL, Deceased.
Legal No. 937. Fab. 11, IB. 25, March 4, 11.
NOTICE OF LANDOWNERS MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tht
regular annual meeting of the Landowners
ol the Klamath Drainage District will be
nem at tn onice ot the District, iifl
Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, at
i:ju o'ciock p.m. on Saturday, March 30,
193, which meeting Is held for the pur
pose of electing one Supervisor to serve
(or term of thret years and for the
transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
C. L. LANGSLET, Secretary
No. 43, March II, IS, 25. 1963.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In tha Matter of the Estatt Ot
W. WAYNE MARTIN, Deceased:
Nolict Is hereby given that (he under
signed, as administrator of tha estate of
W. Wayne Martin, Deceased, has filed
Its final account in the Circuit Court of
(he Stata of Oregon for Klamath Coun
ty, and that Friday, tht 19th day of
April, 1963, at tht hour of 10:00 o'clock
a.m. of said day has been appointed by
tht Court as the time and place tor hear
ing ob lections to said account and tht
settltment thereof.
s-THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OREGON,
PORTLAND,
Administrator
J. Anthony Glseomlnl
Attorney for Administrator
No. 971, March 11, 18, U, April 1, 1963.
ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE
North Drv Butt
Oral auction bids will b rtcelvtd by
tna Foret supervisor or Ms authorized
reprtsantativa on tha atcond floor of
tha Klamath County Library Building,
126 South Third Street, Klamath Falls,
Oregon, up to and not later than 2:00
p.m., Pacific Standard Time, April 12,
196, for all merchantable timbtr marked
or designated lor cutting on an area
embracing 1,600 acres, mora or lass,
within Sections 13, 14. 23, 24, 25, and 26,
T. 31 $., R. 7'! .; and Sections IB, 19
and 30, T. 31 S-. R. 7 E., W.M.. lur
veyad in tha Wlnoma National Forest.
Klamath County, Oregon. Tha estimated
volumes of live and recently dead (sound
sapwood) timber are: 2,400 M board teat
of Ponderosa pin and Western White
pin; 1,300 M board feet of Shasta red
fin and 1,100 M board fet Of Whit fir
and Other species. TM minimum ac
ceptable bid par M board feet Is as fol
lows: Ponderosa pine and Western Whit
pine, S14.9Sj Shasta red fir, SMO; White
fir and Other species, sj.aj. This Includes
the following rates, par M board feer
for ttumpage. Including deposit for sale
areo betterment; $3.00 bes rale plus an
additional 110.35 for Ponderosa pine and
western wnita pine; 12.00 oas rate plus
additional 3.0 for Shasta reo fir;
and n.OO bate rata plus an additional
S0.75 for White fir and Other species;
and $1.60 for slash disposal for all spe
cies. The ilumpag rales payable for
each species will be increased by the
amortliailon rale In effect for that spe
cie whan the unamortited estimated cost
of the main haul roads has been emor
tired by timber scaled. Th unamortited
animated cost Is $6,752. Amortliatlon
rales are: Ponderosa pine and Western
Whit pin, $2.9 per M board feet; and
Shasta red fir, $1.00 per M board teat,
Amortliatlon of estimated main haul rood
costs Is computed on 90 percent ot th
estimated timber volume. Th purchas
er may request that th contract pro
vide for more rapid amortization of the
estimated cost of roads which musf t
constructed before normal logging opera
tions win be possmi. in addition mere 11
within th sal area an unestlmated vol
ume ot Older dead (unsound sapwood)
of all species of timber which will be
paid for at $1.00 per M board feet which
includes required deposit tor sai area
betterment, plus tO.OO for slah disposal;
In addition ther it also within th taia
area an unestlmated volume of Sugar pine
timber which may b removed at m.u
par M board feet only upon agreement
writing between th purchaser and
Forest Service. In th event t h
purchase,- exercises th option to re
move Sugar pine, then bas rates and
quarterly index adjustments will apply
ponderosa pine, bnena red fir.
and White fir and Other species as fol
lows, Bas rate, $2.00 plus an additional
W.0S, plus $1.60 for brush disposal per
M board feet. Th prices bid tor stump
ag for live and recently dead (sound
sapwood) timber shall b considered as
tentative rales subject to quarterly cal
endar adiusimenr upward or downward
by 0.S of th difference between th aver-
age ot th western Pine Association lum
ber price Indices, at calculated by th
Forest Servlc at th end of each calen
dar quarter, and th following base ln-
oices: ponoerose pine ana western wnire
pin, 12.75; Shasta red fir, 57.09; Whit
and other species, 57.09; and su
gar ptoe, 105.43. Such adustmnts In
the pric tor ttumpage shall b appli
cable to timber scaled during th calen
dar quarter tor wnicn in adiusimenr
is computed, in no evenr, however, than
th payment rates tor each quarter be
less than th base rates as stated above.
When the adjusted rates by toeclat are
lower man mo has rates, tn differ
ence between th total dollar vaiu of th
timbtr cut at adjusted rates and at bas
rates will be recorded for each species.
Th stumpag rale for a species will
b increased abov in bas rat
until th subsequent adjusted rates abov
th bas rat will develop an accumulat
ed totel doner value tor th spclet In
excess of th recorded accumulated dif
ference. Sealed bids will b publicly
opened and posted, at th Klamath
County Library Building, Klamath Falls,
Oregon, at 2:00 p.m., on April 12, 1963.
Ail those who submitted satisfactory
sealed bid will b permitted Immedi
ately to continue auction bidding. A mon
ey order, bank draft, cashier's or certi
fied check In the sum of $4,300 must ac
company each bid, to b applied to th
purchase price, refunded, er retained for
application to any claim tor damages,
according to th conditions of sal. If re
quested by the purchaser, contract terms
win permit wimg o nmoer in aavanc
of payment up to th valu of In per
formance bond, it an oral bid Is de
clared to b high at th closing of th
auction, the bidder mutt immediately con
firm th oral bid by submitting It In
writing on a Forest Service bid form.
Th right to reject any and all bids
It reserved. Forest Service bid forms for
ut In submitting seeled bids and full
Information concerning th timber, th
conditions of sal and th submission of
bidt should b obtained from th Dis
trict Ranger, Chemuit, Oregon, or th
Forest Supervisor, 411 Mein Street
Klamath Filt Oregon before bids ar
submitted.
No, 979, March 11, 19J. '
Virginia, with 747,610 inhabit an:
was th most populous state when
tht first U.S. census was taken'
in 1790.
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