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CONGRATULATIONS GARY First baseman John Gray offers his hand in congratu
. lafions to pitcher Gary Benson who had just finished beatinq Brookings on a fine two
hit qame and striking out 17. The catcher is Dennis Coleman. Benson also stroked a
single and triple in aiding his own causa. At extreme left is third baseman John Pari-softo.
Spokane Builds PCI Lead
As Reed Beats Garibaldi
Ry I'niM Tress International
Spokane had built up a solid
four game lead over arch-rival
Tacoma today after Indian ace
Howie Reed won another and la
coma bonus baby Bob Garibaldi
dropped another heartbreaker,
Reed was lucky enough to be
hurling when his mates were in
' a hitting mood at Denver Monday
night. Spokane piled up a 94 win
and Reed, possibly the loop's
most solid starter, fattened his
record to 12-5 for the campaign.
Garibaldi, on the the other hand
happened to be on the hill when
his mates were not hitting much,
Salt Lake won it 4-3 in the 12th
with Garibaldi going all the wayi
and dropping a five-hitler to even
Jlis record at 9-9. Fred Burdctte1
.won in relief for the Bees,
- In the night's only other action
Archie Skeen's three-run homer
Jed Seattle past Hawaii, 6-4.
t--..l il-J i tn aft.
er John Werhas smacked a giandi
slam homer off losing pitchcri
Dennis Ribant and Dick Nen fol
lowed with another blast.
But Denver nibbled away al
Reed as Ethan Blackaby and Lou
Klimchock whacked fourmasters
for the Bears.
Ken Rowe came on in the
seventh to preserve Reed's vic
tory. Garibaldi was working on a
two-hitter with two men out in the
.!2th. But then Don Davis, Bob
Will and Ken Aspromonte whack'
ed singles to hand the $150,000
bonus baby the loss and give)
Spokane another game lead In
the Northern division.
It appears that in the Pacific
Coast League, just as in the Na
tional League, the Los Angeles
Dodgers have too much Bluff for
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the San Francisco Giants. Spo-i
kane is a Dodger farm club and
Tacoma a Giant franchise.
Hawaii sent Mike Lee. just
called up from Tri-Cities, to the
hill against Seattle.
He looked good until the fifth
Foss Tells
i
Seattle
To "Fight1
SEATTLE (UPI) - This Pucot
Sound metropolis may sit and
visit a long time for professional
football if it demands a franchise
commitment before it builds
stadium.
Plain-speaking Joe Foss, prcsi
dent of the American Football
League, expressed that view Mon
day in a talk to sports writers,
broadcasters and civic leaders.
Foss said if a city wants a pro
football franchise, "you have tn
go after it.
He spoke after representatives
of two groups described plans tn
build a stadium for pro football
in the Seattle area. One group
hopes to build a sports center
near Kent, midway between Se
attle and Tacoma. The other is
thinking in terms of a floating,
all weather arena, tied to the
city's waterfront on Elliott Bay
He said the Seattle-Tacoma area
has been considered seriously and
probably would have a pro foot
ball team today if it had a sta
dium large enough to sent 40.000.
The University of Washington foot
ball stadium, with a seating ca
pacity of 55,000, is not available
for pro football.
nd even then showed some mox-
cy as Seattle loaaeci tne oases
with no outs. A double play
brought in one run and a wild
pitch another.
skcen s three-run blast undid
the youngster in the sixth, how.
ever, and gave starter Phil Fos
ter the win for Seattle. Hawaii
scored three in the eight before
Jay Ritch came in to subdue the
Islanders.
The rest of the league took the
night off, but resumes action with
a full schedule this evening.
Linescores:
Spokane 119 000 000 9 10 I
Denver 002 020 200 6 13
Reed, Rowe (7) and Brumlcy
Ribant, Clapp 121 Foss (91 and
Uccker. HRS-Wcrhas, Ncn; Black
aby: Klimchock.
(12 Innings)
Tac. 100 110 000 000 3 J4 1
Salt L. 021 000 000 001 4 8 1
Garibaldi and Talton; Lary,
Wallis (7). BurHrtte (9) and Bar-
raan. vvp-Bumelte.
Seatlle 000 024 000 R 10
Hawaii 100 000 000 4 7 1
Foster, Ritchie (8) and Skeen
Loe. GritjRs 6, Morgan-(9) and
White. WP-Foster. LP-Lee. Hr-
Skcen.
(Only Games Scheduled)
Pacific Coast League
By United Press Internatfcmal
Northern Division
W. L. Pet. GB
Spokane 63 43 .504
Tacoma 58 46 .558 4
Portland 50 52 .400 1 1
Hawaii 48 54 .471 13
Seattle 44 62 .415 10
Southern Division
W. h. PH.
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Oklahoma City
55 4ft .545
54 50 .510 2Mt
50 49 .505 4
51 55 .481 fi'i
43 59 .422 12li
Dallas-Ft. W.
Salt Lake
San Diego
Denver
Monday's Rpsulta
Salt Lake City 4 Tacoma 3
innings)
(12
Spokane 9 Denver 6
Seattle 6 Hawaii 4
i Only Carries Scheduled i
mum
MOOSB MIXED FOURSOMB LEAGUE
W L
Rlua Blaze 24 u
hnew HA in ?4 1
The Weakenders 23 13
How-Do' J3 u
Holey Rollers 71 u
Feather Merchants 30 1
Hi-Los l9'i Id'i
The Miiy Meect 17 1
Alley Gators 17 it
The Snlnnpr 14 27
The Sub-Chateri 14 22
Spare Try-rs 17' 1 ?3' 1
Torpedoes 12 24
Confused Four u 7.
July 15 results: Tnrwdws 3, The
Somners 1; Hi Lo s 1, The Wrahenders J;
ftlue Blairs 0. How-DC I 4; Contused Four
0. The Sub-Chasers 4; Alley Gators 4,
Spare Try ri 0; Screw Balls 1, Feather
Merchants 3j The Mity Mtect 0. Holey
Rollers 4.
H.qh team game. Holey Roller lit:
high team series, Holey Roller 74M1 high
game women ), Rita Mation J0,
(meni, Shelov Baldwin 3H, high Irtd
series (women). Elamt Pickerill J;
(men), Ralph C lough JH.
ASTRONAUTS LIAOUC
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24'S ll'l
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70 16
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1 20
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14 ?2
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M 74
t 1, Sher.
Merchandise Mart
Lauras Beauty Fair
Pepl Cola
Sherwin Williams
Cushion Corner
Tom s Meal Market
Greenwood Maor"-y
Holiday Bowl CoMee Shop
Jay Hawk
Ace TV
Semite Toms Meat M
win Williams 3i Cushion Corner 1, Mer
Chang. Mart 3j Ace TV 1, Pepsi Cola Jj
Lauras Beauty Fair 4. Holiday Bowl Cot'
tte 0; Greenwood Masonry X Jay Hawk 1
High team game, Lauras Beauty Fair
ttt high team series, Lauras Beauty
Fair H9ti high Ind. game. Bert Warner
30. Keith Warner JIJj high Inn. series.
Bert Warner W. Keith Warner ill.
Babe Ruth
Tourney
To Start
The Oregon District On Babe
Ruth Tournament gets under way
Wednesday night at Gem Stadi
um with possibly one of the best
games of the tournament open
ing the meet.
The tournament, which runs
through Saturday, finds the fa
vored Nationals of (he Klamath
Basin League taking on the rug
ged West All-Stars of the South
Suburban Babe Ruth League. The
Nationals are the tournament fa
vorite but could get their tough
est battle in this first contest.
This game is slated to begin at
7 p.m.
The second game Wednesday
night will pit the American
League stars of the Basin League
against the Cal-Ore AU-Stars. The
Cal-Ore stars are made up of
players primarily from Lakeview
and Alturas. The nun team in tnc
tournament, the Suburban East
All-Stars, drew a bye. They will
play the winner of the National
West game Thursday night in the
second game.
Jim Piersall
May Be Out
Of Baseball
NEW YORK (UPI) Jimmy
Piersall, one of the major
league's biggest drawing cards
because of his colorful and zany
antics, may have clowned himself!
out of baseball.
The New York Mcts announced
Monday that they have asked
waivers on the 33-year-old out
fielder for the purpose of giving
him his unconditional release. If
Piersall isn't claimed within 72
hours, he is free to make a deal
for himself as a 12-year major
league veteran.
In addition to h l s clowning.
which didn't go over too good
with the Mets management, Pier
sall batted only .193, with 10 runs
batted in for the last-place Mets
since arriving May 23.
Piersall came to the Mets from
Washington in the deal which per
mitted Gil Hodges to take over
as Senators' manager. He is be
lieved to have cut short his Met
career during a clowning episode
before the game with the San
Francisco Giants last Wednesday
at the Polo Grounds.
n i:..j L: ,ir
He apparently injured himscl!
while running the bases during
. . V ,. , , , , .... I
me viiama mucin uiiu, ouuiiik
into the bases to the pleasure of
i ne trtwu, msu, lie cauuu
bunch of youngsters onto the field
during pre-game workouts to give
autographs.
Piersall came up with a leg in
jury and has not played since.
Asked if he was counting on
Piersall for some help the rest of
the season, manager Casey Sten
gel recently said:
'Well, how can I? He didn t
show us anything before he got
hurt."
Picrsall's estimated $37,500 sal
ary and the line showing of out
fielders Joe Hicks and Joe Chris
topher, both recently recalled
from Buffalo, also made Piersall
expendable.
Yank Cinder
Team Prepping
WARSAW (UPI) - America's
not ton happy track and field
stars began prepping for this
weekend's dual meet with Poland,
confident of victory but aware
that the Poles arc capable of pull
ing some surprises.
"We will do better here than
in Moscow," said Amateur Ath
letic Union President Louis J.
Fisher, "but there will be keen
competition from the Poles."
The United Stales men's team
beat their Russian counterparts
in .Moscow last weekend, 119-114
points, but the Yank girls were
shut out in all 11 events, bowingi
75-28. On the heels of the poor
showing of the girls came a re
port that disciplinary problems
contributed to the shellacking.
However, women's coach Marga
ret Ellison of Abilene, Tex., a for
mer sprint star, promised all has
been "straightened out.
Roth Fisher and distance run
ner Jim Realty of Los Angeles
who did not comjiete at Moscow
and will not take part in the Pol
ish meet because of a leg injury,
said they were keenly disappoint
ed in the Moscow performances
Realty blamed the American sys
tem while Fisher said he was op
timistic over the future.
All-Star QBs
Practice Plays
rmCAC.0 (UPI i - The College
All-Sinn worked on raw plays
Mondiiy im-ludmi; rollout ulavs
th.it could turn into runs or passes
hy their lour quarterbacks in
lreparalion (or their game Aug 2
with the Green Bay Packers.
Tlie quarterbacks. Sonny Gibhs
o Texas Christian. Glynn Grilfing
of Mississippi, Terry Baker ot
Oregon State and Ron Vanrier
Kelen of Wisconsin, all are talent
ed passers nnd runners.
Coach Otto Graham also worked
on tackling, with pressure on the
defensive backs.
LEGAL NOTICE
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE
Spodut Mountain
Oral auction bid wilt bo received by (ha
Forest Supervisor, or his tuthorited repre
sentative at tha ollica of lha Forest Su
pervisor, .Lektvtew, Oregon, beginning at
10:30 am. August J. 9, tor all mer
chantable timber marked or designated
lor cutting on an area embracing 7 acres,
more or less, within section 21. 73, 23.
25, 24. 27, 21. T. U ., R. 12 E., WM.
surveyed, in the Fremont National Forest,
Oregon. The estimated volumes are: 300
board teet ot live ( sound sepwood I
ponderosa pine. 115 M. board teet ot live
and recently dead (sound sap wood I white
Mr. In addition there I withm the tele
area an unestmted volume of blue
stained (sound sepwood) ponderosa
pine. The minimum acceptable bid per M
board teet Is as follows: live ponderosa
pine 1U25, white tir WOO, blues lamed
ponderosa pine tS 00. This Includes the
following ratesi per M. board feet tor
stumpage including deposit tor sale area
betterment : live ponderosa pine II 1 .25,
while tir SI 00, bluest lined ponderosa pine
12.00 end 13 oo tor siesh disposal for all
species. In addition there is within the
sale area an unestimefed volume of older
dead (unsound sapwood) all species which
be paid tor at si. go per M. board
leet which Includes required deposit
sale area betterment, plus $0.00 tor slash
disposal. Sealed bid will be publicly
opened ana posted at Lakeview, Oregon,
at 10:30 am. August 3, 1963. All those
who submitted a satisfactory sealed bid
will be permuted immediately to continue
auction bidding. A money order, bank
draft, cashier's or certified check in the
sum of 11,000.00 must accompany each
bid, to be applied to the purchase price.
refunded, or retained for application to
any claim (or damages, according to the
conditions ot tale. It requested by
purchaser, contract terms will permit
telling 'of timber in advance of payment
up to the value of the performance
bond. If an oral bid Is declared to be
high at the closing of the auction, the
bidder must Immediately confirm the oral
bid by submitting it in writing on a For
est Service bid form. The right to reject
any and all bid is reserved. Forest Serv
ice bid forms for use in submitting
sealed bids and full Information concern
ing the timber, the conditions ot sole and
the submission of bids should be obtained
from the District Ranger, Biy, Oregon,
or the Forest Supervisor, Lakeview, Ore
gon, before bids are submitted.
No. 769 July 23. 1963.
CALL FOR OIL BIOS
Klamath County school District will re
ceive seated bids up to August 12, 1963,
10:00 A.M., at the County School Office,
Courthouse. Klamath Falls, Oregon for the
school year 1963-64 on No. 3 diesel heat
ing oil to be delivered on a check and
fill basii to the Klamath County School
District Shoo. 5338 Summers Lane, Blv
High School, Bly Elementary School, end;
Fort Klamath School.
Bid will also be received on the same
basis for the delivery of PS 300 oil to
be delivered io the cmioquin Hign scnoon
In approximately 6,000 gallon deliveries.
Siorage Available, Bly High School, 1,500
gallons! Bly Elementary School, 3,500 gal
lons; Shop, 3,000 gallons; Fort Klamath
School, 500 gallons; Chiloquin High School
12,000 gallons.
Bids shall be placed fn a sealed en
velope plainly marked "Oil Bids" on the
outside and delivered to the address not
ed above.
Klamath County School District
Dale Goode, Clerk
No. 270, July 23. Aug. 2, 1963.
SUMMONS
EQUITY NO. 63-107
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OP OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
HARRY R. LANPHEAR and JOYCE
F. LANPHEAR. Plaintiffs, vs. OREGON
LAND & LIVESTOCK COMPANY, a
corporation; E. J. JACOBSON, aka ED
WARD J. JACOBSON; INA LEON JA
COBSON; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
E. J. JACOBSON, aka EDWARD J. JA
COBSON and INA LEON JACOBSON,
and ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PAR
TIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY
RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR IN-
TEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY
DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT
HEREIN, Defendants.
v - E- J- jacobson, edward
J. j.ludsuh. una ina Ltun jkluH'
S0N, THE unknown heirs of e j
jacobson, k edward j jacob-i
SON AND INA LEON JACOBSON. and
ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PART ES UN-
eVaVe Vm
THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
IN THE COMPLAINT HEREIN, Delend,
anlt.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are ordered to appeal
and answer the comolaint tiled against
you in tne aDove-ennneo court and cause
on or before the 6tlt day of August, 1963.
and If you fail so to answer, for want
thereof, plaintiffs will apply to the Court
decree against you. and each of
you, decreeing and adiudging that the
defendants above named, and none ot
them, have any Interest or right in and
to the following-described real property
situated In Klamath County, Oregon, to
rn:
NE'iNE".. Section 35, Township 37
.. R. 15 E.W.M.; and decreeing mat
said delendants, and each ot them, and
persons claiming bv, through and
under any of them, be forever enjoined
ana parrea from exercising any claim
Whatsoever in and to said premises ad
verse to plaintiffs' rights, Interest and
title therein.
This summons Is published pursuant to
e order ot tne above-entitled court
signed 'by the Honorable Donald A.
Piper on the 28th day of June, 1963,
ordering said publication In the Herald
and News, a newspaper of general cir
culation in Klamath County, Oregon,
once each week lor tour consecutive
weeks; the dale of the first publication
being the 9th day of July, 1963. and the
date of the last publication being the
juin oay ot July, 1963.
SMITH AND CARD
53S Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Attorneys lor Plalntltts
219, July 9, 16, 23, 30, 1963.
No.
National Stars
Top Bend Twice
The National All-Stars of the
Basin Babe Ruth League downed
Bend's Star team Monday night
in a doublehcader, 8-2 and 5-1.
Greg Brosterhous hurled the
5-1 victory and allowed only
three hits. The Nationals cot five
hits for the five runs and had,
one error.
Mike North won the other
game. 8-2, with a four-hit contest.
The Nationals banged out six hits.
Tliey got aid from five Bend
errors and had two themselves.
The nationals take on the
West All-Stars in the first game
of the Babe Ruth Tournament at
Gem Stadium Wednesday night
at 7 o'clock.
Bob Duden Cops
Low Pro Honor
SALEM (LTD - Bob Duden.
Portland, captured low profession
al honors with a 70 in a pro-amateur
tminwmient at Salem Golf
Club Monday.
Puke Matthews and Charlie
Sparks won the pro-am best-ball
title with a M.
ROAI RACE SCHKIU I.KD
LIME HOCK, Conn. IT! -Some
40 drivers will comte at
thp Lime Rock road course Sat
urday fcalurins; the Offonhauser
powcred midget cars against
many of the nation's top formula
litre racers. Len Duncan of Phil
adelphia and Ernie. I) Voss of
.Montreal head the lit of entriev
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE OF
ABANDONED BICYCLES
Notke is hereby given thai en auc
lion sale will be held at the Police De
partment, Sin end Walnut Street, Klam
ath Fail. Oregon, at the hour of 4 00
P.M., Friday, Augut t. 193. at wnich
time the City Recorder through her au
thored person will sell lo me highest
cash bidder one d fl"li bicycie, ana
bovs' bicycles. sucn ee
provided bv Ordinance No. 3911.
Rosie Keller
City Recorder
No. 3e3. July 23. It
NOTICE OF SALE OF 134.335 OS
KLAMATH COUNIT
r.FNFML OBLIGATION BONDS
Sealed proposal will be received by
ih rniniv Court of Klamath County,
Oregon for the purchase of generel ob
ligation bonds aggregating S36.77S 05 duly
authoriied by Resolution of the County
Court of Klamath County, Oregon.
Proposals to purchase said bonds will
be received by the Klamath County
riftrk'c nirice. Klamath County Court
house. Klamath Falls, Oregon until 11:00
AM. (PDTI August , 1V6J ei wnicn
time they will be taken lo tin County
Court Hearing Room and publicly
ooened. Bid proposal must ot suDmn-
ted in opaque envelopes end plainly
marked "BOND PROPOSAL-
The bonds will be in denominations ot
si. 000.00 each, except tor Bond Number 1,
and dated September 1, 1963 and matur-
Ing serially in numerical roer as iwiuws:
Bond Numbers Maturity Dales Amount
1 and 3 September 1, 1965 J 1, 2? 5-05
la Seotember i, V6 S4.uuu.uu
7-10
September I, iva w.uuu.uu
11.14 September 1, 1961 14,000.00
15.11 September 1, 1969 14,000.00
19-33 September 1, 1970 $4,000.00
23-34 September 1, 1971 W.000.00
27-30 September 1, 1977 $4,000.00
31.14 September 1. 1973 $4,000.00
35-37 September 1, 1974 $3,000.00
Said bond! shall contain a provision
reserving to the County tha right to
take up and cancel any or all of tald
hond on anv interest paving oait on or
after one (I) year from the data of such
bond upon payment of the face value
thereof with accrued interest to tha dale
such payment. ucn oonos snan ne
redeemed by consecutive numbers, com
mencing with tha lowest number unpaid.
Tha bonds will bear Interest payable
semi-annually at such rata or rales,
not exceeding six (6) percent per annum,
as shall be specified by tha successful
bidder. Both the principal of and the
Interest' upon the bonds will be paid at
tha office of the County Treasurer of
Klamath County, Oregon.
All proposals must be unconditional
and accompanied by a certified check
on a bank licensed to do business in
this state to the amount of two (2) per
cent ot the par value of tha bonds tor
sale. The check of the successful bidder
will be retained as part payment of the
bonds or to secure the County against
any loss resulting from failure of the bid
der to comply wnn icrms or nn ma.
The checks of unsuccessful bidders will
be relumed within five (5) days of the
date ot opening.
The success u bidder win oe turntsnea
with an opinion as to the legality thereof
by the law firm or snuier, iayre, win
free and Rankin, Portland Trust Build
ing, Portland 4, Oregon.
The County court reserves me ngni
to reject any or all bidders and watve
Informalities.
This notice is authoriied by Resolution
of the Klamath County Court, Klamath
Falls, Oregon da tea Juiy h iwj.
Charles DeLap
County Clerk
Klamath County, Oregon
No. 262, July 23, 26, 31, 1963,
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
CALHOUN STREET
IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 159
Sealed orooosals for the construction
of extensions to the street system of the
Cltv ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, addressed
to the City Recorder, uty Han, Kiamam
Falls, Oregon, will be received at the
City Hall, Klamath Falls. Oregon, until
7:30 P.M., Pacific Daylight Time,
August 19, 1963, and then will ba publicly
ooened and read.
The work contemplaled consists ot ins
following:
635 cubic yards common excavation
7 culverts removed
3 manholes adlusted
1117.5 lineal feet ot curb and gutter In
place
331 cubic yards of 2-V)-0" crushed rock
hftsa
160 cubic yards of V"-0" crushed rock
base
53,4 cubic yards of 'V'-O" crushed rock
base
405 tons asphaltic concrete, Type "B"
2466.4 square yards 6-inch Portland ce
ment (alternate)
Plans and specifications are on file and
available to tha public at lha City Hall,
Klamath Falls, Oregon. A copy of said
documents may be secured at tha office,
of the Engineer upon a deposit of twenty-)
five dollars ($25.00). Tha full amount of
the deposit will be refunded if said docu
ments are returned In good condition with
in seven (7) days after the date of the
bid opening. ,
Bidders must be prequalifled In ac
cordance with the laws of Oregon. Forms
will be provided by the City for that pur
pose, i
Each Proposal must be submitted on
tha prescribed form and be accompanied
by a certified check, cashier's check, or
bid bond payable to the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, in an amount not less than
five per cent (5) ot the amount bid.
The successful bidder or bidders will be
required to furnish security for faithful
performance of the Contract in the lull
amount of the Contract price.
Time of completion of this project Is
November 1, 1963.
The City reserves the right to postpone
the award of the Contract or Contracts
until the second regular Council meeting
following tha opening of bids, and to re
ject any and all proposals or to accept
those proposals which are. In the opinion
of the Clly, to the best interests of the
City.
Dated this 16th day ot July. 1963.
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon
By Rosie Keller,
City Recorder
No. 254, July 22, 23, 24, 1963.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS
WO R DEN AVENUE, ADDISON STREET
IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 162
Sealed proposals for the construction of
extensions to the street system, of the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, addressed
to the City Recorder, City Hall, Klamath
Falls, Oregon, will be received at the
City Hall, Klamath Falls. Oregon, until
7:30 P.M., Pacific Daylight Time, on
August 19, 1963, and then will be pub
licly openea ana reaa ai me rsguiar
Council meeting.
The work contemplated consists Of the
following
264 cubic yards common excavation
Tree removal and grubbing
59 lineal feet - concrete curb removal
34 square yards - 4" concrete walk re
moval
75 squart yards - 6" concrete drive re
moval
27 square yards A-c driveway removal
32 lineal feet-rock wall removal
3 adlust manholes
1 adjust lampholes
180 square feet placement of 4" con
crete walks
440 square feet - placement of con
crete driveways
3361 lineal feet placement of stand
ard concrete curb and gutter
43 square yards A-C driveway
Crushed rock bast In place - 2-W-0'
- 985 cubic yards) "-0" 492 cubic
yards; VMT - 14 cubic yards
1244 tons Type "8" asphaltic con
rri In Dlace
Plans and specifications art on flit
and available to the public at (he City
Hall. Klamath Falls, Oregon. A copy of
said documents may be secured at the
office of Iht Engineer upon a deposit
of twenty-five dollars ($2500). The full
amount ot
tht aepOSiT win d rnurwea
if said documents art rtturned In good
condition within seven (7) dtys after the
dale ol the bid opening.
Bidders must bt pre-qualllied In ac-
cordance with the laws ot Oregon. Forms
will bt provided ov tnt tiry tor inai
puroose.
Each proposal musi d suurnniro on
Dretcrtbed
term ana d ncctjm-
panitd bv a certified check, cainert
check, or bid bond payable to tht City of
Klamath Fal's. Oregon. In an amount
not less than tlvt ptr ctnt (SS) ol tht
amount bid.
Tht succtssM bidder or bidders win
bt required to lurnish security for
faithful performanct of the Contract In the
lull amount of the Contract price.
Time ot completion of this proect Is
November 15. 1H3.
The City reserves tht right to post
bone the award ot the Contract or Con
tracts until iht second regular Council
meeting following the opening of bids, and
to re ect anv and all proposals or to ac
cept tho.t proposals which are. In tht
opinion ot ttit City, to tht best inttrtsti
Of tht City
Dated this ttm day Ot Ju'V. WJ.
Ctty Of Klamath Falls, Oregon
Av Rosie KeKtr.
No
City Recorder
ISJ. July 2h
LEGAL NOTICE
PROBATE NO. 3
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH
Nolict if hereby given mat the under.
.ianitri F.ecuth. Of the est.tC Of AU
GUSTS EUGENE NORTHUF. deceased,
tne i
hei tiled her Final Account
,CoT.'nd The cZ,f h.rte. Tur.v. .-SiT.me. on August ,9. 13. and then ,ll
lith dav ot August, im a me nwr v-
10 AM. in tha Count Courthouse In Cir
cuit Courtroom No. 2, In Klamelh Falls,
Oregon, at the time and place tor hearing
objections thereto and tha settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published this n oay
of July. i63
LcONc V. NUKinur, can-uin
K. PUCKETT
Attorney for Executrix
1343 Main Street
Klamath Falls. Oregon
No. 23?, July f. la, 23. 30. 193.
NO. B-5806
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON
in the Matter ot STEINSEIFER ELEC
TRIC, INC., Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Pursuant to an Order ot the above-
entitled Court, dated June 26, 1963, the
undersigned, as Trustee of the property
and Estate of the Bankrupt above-named,
will offer for sale at 3370 Bisbee, Klam-
Falls. Oregon, on the 9th oay oi
August, 1963, at tha hour of 1:30 o'clock
p.m.. the following described personal
property of the Bankrupt;
2 Art Metal Posture cnairs
4 Art Metal Side Chairs with Arms
lArt Metal Type Desk, Left Pedestal
1 Art Metal Desk Double Pedestal
1 Art Metal 5 drawer Letter file w-fock
1 Four Drawer Letter Flit Non-sus
pension
1 Paymaster series W
1 Remington Adding Machine, Elec
tric
-Smith Corona Typewriter (P l c a-
type), used
1 Freiden Calculator
T Thermo Fax Machine
Miscellaneous Office Equipment.
Said personal property Is available to
t Inspected by the general public by
contacting the undersigned Trustet at.
his office. All Items will be sold for
cash and Trustee reserves the right to
reject all bids received. All sales are
subject to the approval ot tha above
entitled Court.
Said sale will be conducted by the Trus
tee as auctioneer.
RICHARD J. SMITH, Attorney
Trustee
53$ Main
Klamath Falls, Oregon
No. 234, July 9, 16, 23. 30.
RESOLUTION NO. 1264
RESOLUTION FIXING THE TIME
AND PLACE FOR A HEARING OF OB
JECTIONS TO THE PROPOSED AS
SESSMENT ROLL MADE AND FILED
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,
IN THE MATTER Or THE IMPROVE
MENT OF, LARK STREET FROM THE
CENTER-LINE OF SHASTA WAY TO
THE NORTHEASTERLY CURB LINE
OF SOUTH SIXTH STREET, ALL IN
SAID CITY BEING IMPROVEMENT
UNIT NO. 156, KNOWN AS THE LARK
STREET IMPROVEMENT; DIRECTING
NOTICE OF SAID HEARING BE GIVEN
AND APPROVING SAID ASSESSMENT
ROLL HERETOFORE FILED HEREIN
WHEREAS, the Common Council of
the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, has
made and tiled in tht office ot tne Re
corder, tht PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
ROLL, In connection with the proposed
Improvement of Lark Street from the
center-line of Shasta Way to Iht north
easterly curb lint of South Sixth Street,
said City, by paving with Asphalt
pavement all in accordance with the
plans, specifications and estimates there
for on tile in the otflca of tht city Re
corder; being improvement unit NO. 151
and known as the Lark Street Improve
ment:
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, DULY
ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION
AS FOLLOWS:
Sec Hon -1 -
That the 5th. day of August, 1963, al
the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.M. of said day.
at the Council Room in the City Hall for
the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, be and
hereby Is fixed as tht date, time and
place for the hearing of objections to said
proposed assessment roll, and to the In
dividual property assessments therein set
forth, and;
Sections-
Be It further resolved that the said
proposed assessment roll, be and it Is
hereby approved by the Common Coun
cil; and it is noted that said City fur
nished the material, equipment and la
bor tor said project without submitting
it io contract.
Sections
Be It further resolved that the City Re
corder of the said City give at least ten
(10) days notice, by publication in the
Herald and News, the official City news
paper, on tnree separate days, and by
posting on each lot, part of lot, block,
piece or parcel of land and acreage prop'
erty set forth and described in said PRO
POSED ASSESSMENT ROLL, that at said
meeting of the common Council
said date, all objections made and filed
lo such assessment roll and to the In
dividual assessments therein, will
heard and determined, and that following
a aeierminanon oi an Objections, the
Common Council will proceed, by ordi
nance, to assess the proportionate share
ot me cost ot making such proposed im
provement in accordance with the benefits
accruing to each lot, part ot lot, block.
piece or parcel of land or acreage prop
erty, neretotore tound and determined t
be liable for such cost. Such nolict to b
posted and published as aforesaid sha
turiner state the boundaries within wnlch
me property lies that Is bound
benefited and liable for such proportion
ate share of the cost of such Improve
ment, and shall also refer to such. PRO-
POSED ASSESSMENT ROLL, for detailed
information; that the boundaries within
which the property lies that is so bene
titeo anq io be assessed for such
provement are as follows, to-wit; Situ
ated in Klamath Falls, Oregon;
Beginning at the Norlhwest property
corner of Lot 15, Block 803, Enterprise
Tracts; thence Easterly along tht South
erly right of way boundary ot Shasta
Way a distance of 326 teet, more or less,
to the Northeast property corner of Lot
biock t, of tht South Sixth Street Ad
dition to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence
Southerly a distance of 179.9 feet, more
or less to the Southeast corner ot Lot
i, mock 2, 01 the South Sixth Street Addi
tion to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence
sotjineny ro rnt Northeast corner of Lot
5. Block 4. of the South sixth Street
Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence
Southwesterly 1 10.0 feet, more or es.
on the Southeasterly line of Lot S. Block
4, of the South Sixth Street Addition to
Klamath Falls, Oreaon. to the ct?ntr-lin
of the alley within Block 4. of the South
sixtn afreet Addition io Klamath Falls,
Oregon; thence Southeasterly al o n g
the center-line ot said alley a distance ot
90 0 leet, more or less; thence South
westerly along the Southeasterly line of
Lot 46. Block 4, of the South Sixth StrMt
Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon, a dis
tance of 110.0 feet, more or less, to the
most Southerly corner of Lot 46. Block 4,
oi me soutn sixth street Addition to
Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence North
westerly along the Northeasterly right of
way boundary lint of Soulh Sixth Street
a distance of 370.0 feet, more or less, to
tne southwest corner of Lot 9, Block 308,
Enterprise Tracts; thence along Ihe North
westerly property line ol said Lot a dis
tance of 110.0 feel, more or less, to the
center-lint ol the alley; thence North
westerly along said center-line of alley
to Ihe center-lint intersection of the East
West alley in said Block; thence Easterly
along said center-line ot said alley to
the Intersection of the Southerly exten
sion ot me west tme of Lot 15, Block
803, Enterprise Tracts; thence Northerly
along the Westerly line ol Lot IS, Block
1 903, Enterprise Tracts to the point of be
ginning.
That all the property Included In the
a foresaid boundaries above described wii
p benefited bv said improvement and
shall be assessed tor the expense thereof
I Sections-
rassra ana taopted by tht Common
council
the City
Klamath Falls,
Oregon, this 15th dav of July. i63
Presented to the Mayor ol Klamath
Fails, Oregon, and by him approved and
jignea rms ism oay ot July, ma.
J M. Barnes
Mayor Pro Tern
ATTEST: Rosie Keller,
Recorder
STATE OF OREGON,
COUNTY OF KLAMATH. SS
CITY OF KLAVUTM FALLS.
I, Rosit Keuer, Recorder tor the City
ol Klamath Fails. Oregon, do hereby cer
tify that tht abovt and to'tooino it a true
cooy of a resolution Introduced and
adopted by the Common Council of the
City of Kamath Falls. Oregon, at lis reg
ular meeting held on the 1 5th day of
July, 1963, and thereafter aoorpved and
signed bv tht Mayor and attested by the
City Recorder.
Rosit Keller, Recorder.
I Stall
No. itf. July 22. 33. 14. 1963.
LEGAL NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 10
VAN NESS. TIFFANY, EUCLID,
BIRCH, BENSON
Sealed proposals lor the construction
of extensions to the street system of
the City ot Klamath Fads, Oregon, ad
dressed to the City Recorder, City Hall.
Klamath Falls. Oregon, will be received
at the City Hail. Klamath Fail. Ore-
ynlil 7:30 P M.. Pacific Daylight
nuftliclv ooened and read,
The work contemplated consists of the
following:
Common excavation - 2619 cubic yards
Remove concrete curb and gutter 126
lineal feet
Adjust existing cetchbasln 1
Remove 12" x 40 cm. p. culvert 1
Place standard concrete Curb and gut
r - 3582.2 lineal teet
Base rock 2-'i" - 0" - 900 cubic yards
a" - 0" 49S cubic yards
V - 0" - I6S cubic yards
Type B asphaltic concrete 1132 tons
All. 4" Portland cement paving 5191.5
square yards
Plans and spec ideations are on tne
and available to the public at the City
Hail, Klamath Falls, Oregon. A copy ot
said documents may be secured at the
office of the Engineer upon a deposit of
twenty-five dollars (SZS.oo). me ium
amount of the deposit will be refunded
t said documents are- returned in goon
condition within seven (7) days after
the date ot the bid opening.
Bidders must be pre-quellned in ac
cordance with the laws of Oregon. Forms
will be provided by the City for that pur
pose. Each proposal must be submitted on
the prescribed form and ba accompanied
by a certified check, cashier's check, or
bid bond payable lo the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, in an amount not less
an five per cent (5o) of the amount bid.
The successful bidder or bidders will
be required to furnish security for faith
ful performance of the Contract In tha
full amount of the Contract price.
Time of completion ot this protect Is
November 1, 1963.
The City reserves the right lo post
pone the award of the Contract or Con
tracts until the second regular Council
meeting following the opening of bids,
and to reject any and all proposals or
lo accept those proposals which are, in
opinion of the City, to tha best
interests of the City.
Dated this 16th day of July, 1963.
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon j
By Rosie Keller, City Recorder
No. 252. July 22, 23 and 24, 1963. !
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WE wish to thank all of our kind friends
and neighbors for their many kind ex
pressions ol sympathy and condolence
during our recent bereavement. We es
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son and nurses.
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FUNERAL HOMES C
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MEETING NOTICES 1
Odd Fellows, KLAMATH LODGE
No. 137 rcgulor meeting TuS'
day eveninq. 8 o.m. July, 23rd
Odd Fellows Hall, 5th & Moln.i
Refreshments. Visiting Odd Fel
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Merle Jackson, N.G.
LOST & FOUND
LOST lonq-haired male Siamese, wearing
pink collar with rhineslonet. virinltw miii.
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LOST 3
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PERSONALS
LARIAT Beauty Lounge, 3616 Summers
i-ane,ru jfo, Kooert Lantz, operator.
KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous TU
4 3591, TU 4-8704. Friendly help anytime
SERVICES
10
KENMOR t, WHIRLPOOL, KELVINATOR
Repair & Overhaul Specialist
Washer, dryer, ranqe, water heater
FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE
316 So. 6th Tu 3.3, M
JULELAKE SERVICE, ALSO
FURNITURE UDholSterlng. Fall rates,
free estimate,. 25 years' experience Bus's
Upholstery. M. N. Howell, 1624 Division.
PAINTING done reasonably 6utildtor
nside, call TU 2-5498.
CUSTOM baling anytime. Can handle "any
iob. 2 balersjru 4-3084, call anytime.
CUSTOM mowing, baling and hauling,
FIX-IT SHOP
Repairs, sharpening, furniture repair.
uwn a, ipuniry snppping Center
HAY baling Will consider hay for pay
Phone TU 2-6415.
CABINET making, fui
excellent references.
turt finishing.
CUSTOM mowing, raking, and baling
H- F- Jtrrard, telephone TU 4-5352.
FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS
Call TU 4-44SS
CALL BILL FORN5Y, TU 46467
r.i.TR.io.i,, nous foundations. sp-
..... '-,",' o''" "eias, landscaping, roto
IHI.ng. 5444 Shasta Way.
CARPENTERwork,-New""andemtd.
TU 2-4294,V wcrKmaa5hl ,rt tsf.mates.
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
rowr Dince, otiiver lo processing plant
wur true ana nigh loader equipment
W;"V rator. Too soil, drain rock and
-t Way. TU Z'"1 Sh"'
SERVICES
FILL dirt and top soil delivered. Dump
truck and tractor work. John lowers.
TU a-TQa, TU 4-35W.
ROTOTILLING. tractor equipment, 17.50
per hour, C. B. Forney, TU 3-0444.
Gina's Tailor Shop
Tailoring - alterations tor men, women.
children. A work guaranteed.
Reasonable Pncss
Gent's Mtn's Wear 537 Main
WATKINS
"QUALITY PRODUCTS'
Delivered to your door
Spices, extracts, cosmetics, household
aids. Medicines, vet supplies, TU 4-7131
VALLEY PUMP
and EQUIPMENT CO.
"BUY THE Y"
7344 So. 4th
DENTAL PLATES
Repaired while you wait.
New Plates Made From Your Old
PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE
1033 Main TU -J?)4
SEWING MACHINE
TUNE-UP
SPECIAL
DE-LINT
OIL'
ADJUST
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Reg. $6 95
NOW $2.95
LIMITED OFFER!
SINGER
SEWING CENTER
633 Main TU 2-2513
EDUCATIONAL 13
QUALIFIED piano Instructor wants stu
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HELP WANTED, FEMALE
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Dual Dealership - Ford - Lincoln-
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IRONING, washing.
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WASHING and ironing, my home,
up and deliver, TU 2-53B4.
ROOMS FOR RENT 22
ROOMS, small house, reasonable. Ernie's
Hotel, 631 So. 5th, TU 2-5225.
CLEAN, comfortable rooms, 2 blocks
from Main, SS and up, TU 4-4259.
MEN, housekeeping, everything furnished,
$36, 134 N. 3rd, TU 4-6033, TU 4-92B7.
ROOM, Board, Gentlemen
1607 Crescent
CLEAN housekeeping room, utilities Cur
nlshed, TU 2-14B7, 317 Pine.
CLEAN, cool, quiet, sleeping rooms.
310 So. 5th - TU 2-0214.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT .
24
COMPLETELY furnished apartment, util
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CLEAN, furnished 2 room apartment.
Utilities paid, shared bath, new owner I
1842 Esplanade, TU 2-0329.
CLEAN nicely furnished l'i bedroom,
close In, water paid, S55. TU 4-7039 or
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FURNISHED bachelor apt., all utilities
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CLEAN,-large,-furnished, heated, with
garages. Adults, 203 Washington.
ONE or two bedroom furnished, heat,
water paid, TU 2-4719.
THREE room, furnished, uptown, TU
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UNFURNISHED, larqt 2 bedroom apt.
$60. Inquire 532 So. 7th. TU 2-3204.
MODERN nicely furnished 3 rooms, bath,
automatic washer, TU 4-3762, TU 4-3893.
NICE clean furnished apartment,
In, TU 2-2531, TU 4-696.
APARTMENT furnished, clost heat,
hoi and cold water paid, 565, TU 4-9564.
TWO room furnished apartment. Utilities
paid, $35, 224 Michigan, TU 2-0575.
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Garage. Hot water heal. Hot Springs
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RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
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2660 Shasta Way
One and Two Bedroom apts.
Furnished and Unfurnished
$69.50 to $89.50
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3544 Union
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Furnished or unfurnished
Spacious Rooms
Tastefully Decorated
Wan to Wall Carpeting
Swimming Pool
Rental includes all service
tcot telephone and tltctrlcity
Dortthet Nolan TU 2-0766