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IIKHAI.U AND
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MAYS PICKED OFF FIRST San Francisco Giants' Willie Mays (24), whose homer
with two aboard in the fifth sparked the Giants to victory in a game with Pittsburgh
in San Francisco, didn't fare so well in the sevonth frame. Taking too long a lead at
first, Pirates' pitcher Bob Veale, foreground, picked Mays off and first sacker Oonn
Clendenon (171 is shown chasing Willie down path to make the tag. Giants won, 5-4.
UPI Telephoto
Spokane Picks
In PCL Despite
By United Press International
Even when the Spokane Indians1
are iaie, incy picx up grouna in
the Pacific Coast League chase.
The Indians stretched their
northern division lead to 6V4
games when Portland edged sec
ond place Tacoma 3-2 in a sharp
pitching duel between Monty
Monteagudo of the Beavers and
Ron Hcrbel of the Tacomans.
In other action Monday night,
Salt Lake edged San Diego B-7
and Seattle picked up a 10-4 de
cision over Hawaii. Everybody
else took a Break, but all 10
teams are in action again to
night.
Monteagudo helped h 1 s own
cause at the plate in the contest
at Portland. He singled in the
third and came on Billy Har
roll's double and also knocked in
a run in the fourth with an infield
single. Harrell's homer in the
seventh put Portland ahead 3-0.
But in the ninth, Tim Talton
and Gil Garrido singled. A sacri
fice fly, a double by Je.sus Alou,
Ambers
At Title
By OSCAR FUAI.EY
L'PI Sports Writer
: NEW YORK (UPI1 - He was
the little man with tho flattened
features, a living testimonial to
the fact that fame is a sometime
thing.
This was at the Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson fiasco In Las
Vegas and Lou Ambers sat sol
emnly in the second row of ring
side with his former manager, Al
Weill. Few people recognized
him, or simke, and the heedless
dismissul of his presence when
former champions were intro
duced put a hurt glaze In his
eyes.
"They should a introduced
.Jiim, growled Weill. He was
one of the greatest."
. He was, indeed.
' Won Lightweight frown
For Lou Ambers, the Herkimer
Hurricane who got religion in re
form school and learned to fight
in church. 'lost only eight of 102
bAils and twice won the light
weight crown. He took it from
Tony Canzoneri, lost It to Henry
Armstrong and then won it back
from the windmill puncher known
as "Hammering Henry."
There was a time in Pittsburgh
when he fought Fritzic Zivic in a
10-round bout and, in Hie eighth,
suffered a broken iw. Weill
wanted to toss in the towel but
Ambers wouldn't let him. A beau
tifully fast boxer, he did a pain
ful waltz through the final two
heats to take the decision. Later
he called his mother and she
asked him why he was mumbling
"Drinkin' lemonade through a
straw, he reassured her.
. It was a much more sour mo
ment last Monday night in l
Vegas but little I-ou, 50 years old
now, may get his recognition in
September.
Just Minted Flection
What brings him to mind is the
annual election to the boxing Hall
of Fame and the fact that he
ram closer than any of tlf
others who missed the last lime
the ballots were counted. Lou re-
Nationals Edge
NEWS, Klamath Falli, Oregon
-r . 1 -
Up Ground
Idleness
and a single by Joe Sparks msdc
it 3-2.
The 19-year-old Monteagudo,
now 9-10, increased his loop-lead
ing strikeout total with 10 more.
Hcrbel is now 12-10 for the
Giants.
Salt Lake starter Cal Kooncel
was staked to leads of 7-2 and 9-4
by his heavy hitting mates and
needed those runs when San Di
ego's Jim Saul whacked a three-
run homer in the ninth. Fred
Burdette, one of tho league's
sharpest relievers, came m to
preserve the win.
Jesse White, Bob Will, Billy
Cowan and Mack Kuykcndall all
belted two hits apiece for the
winners, while San Diego's Ro
aelio Alvarez also hit a homer
for the losers.
Seattle roared off to a five run
lead In the first inning and then
coasted in as Pete Smith and Hal
Kolstad combined on a five-hitter.
Mel Nelson surrendered most of
the Seattle runs and absorbed the
defeat.
Slighted
Fight
ceived 89 voles out of 104
123 necessary to be elected.
with
There are a host of other good
ones waiting m line with him
guys like Jimmy Braddock, the
Cinderella man who came olf the
docks to win the heavyweight
crown, and Jersey Joe Wolcott,
who was on relief when he final
ly started to get the breaks and
fought on and on until he won
tho biggest boxing title of Ihcm
all.
Don't pass up Billy Conn, who
was light heavyweight champion
More he almost boxed the cars
and the crown of Joe Louis;
featherweight champion Willie
Pep, as fast as any ringman who
ever lived until he was racked upl
in an airplane crash: Kid Gavi
Ian, the Cuban hawk with the
dancing foot and the concrete
U'hin who won the welter mantle
even inougn ne couion l Knock oil
your hat wilh a baseball bat
Many Others Walling
Waiting, too, are gents such as
Sandy Saddler of the trip-hammer
lists; Beau Jack, the shoeshino
boy who went from there to fame
and all the way back to the bulf
ing rag again; lxw Jenkins, one
of the hardest hitters who ever
laced on the gloves, and the
mauling, bruising Zivic.
Tile line is a lung one as they
wait hopefully on the threshold,
men such as Luis Angel Firpo,
the "Wild Bull of the Pampas
who came close to putting away
the Immortal Jack Dempsey; Ez-
zard Charles, not one of the great
heavyweight kings but one of the
gamest and the best of an era
if you can believe the record
book: Rocky Graziano, who ket
throwing until he or the other guy
went down, and ttw likes of Max
Schmeling and Max Baer.
It's a long list, and you only
vole lor 10. But tlie hope In tin
corner is that they'll all cast
ballot for tlx little man from
Herkimer. He certainly deserves
it and, to boot, it will wipe out
the sting of that cutting rejection
in Las Vegas.
Tuedav, July 30, 196
J
Swa.rv nnii 'Vim
Dave Hall and Russ Gibson
each knocked home two runs in
the big first inning.
But the news was not all glum
for the Islanders. In Honolulu, it
was announced that the team
surpassed its 1962 home attend
ance after just 54 dates this year.
A total of 151,832 customers
have watched the team with 19
home games remaining. Last
year, the club drew just 149,737
General manager Lew Matlin
said he is sure the club will sur
pass the 200,000 mark this season.
Lineseorcs:
Hawaii 000 301 000- 4 5
Seattle 503 000 20x 10 11 2
Nelson. AlcGlothlin (41, Griffs
61, Duliba 17) and Kirkpatnck;
P. Smith, Ktlslad (61 aid Gibson
WP-P. Smith. LP-Nelson.
San Diego 020 010 103 7 11 1
Salt Lake 051 100 02x- 9 13 1
flavin, Fodor (21, Sislcr (4),
Mattiace (8.) and Saul; Koonce,
Burdette (9 and Holdencr. WP
Kooncc. LP-Flavin. HftS-Saul,
Alvarez.
Pacific Const League
Ry United Press International
Northern Division
W. L. Pet. GB
Spokane 09 44 .611
Tacoma 2 50 .554 6'j
Portland 53 59 .473 K'i
Hawaii 51 59 .464 16'i
Scaltle 50 64 .439 19'i
Southern Division
W. 1.. Pet. GB
Dallas Fl. W 60 51 .541
Oklahoma City 59 51 .436
Salt Lake 54 54 .500 4'i
San Diego 52 62 .456 81,
Denver 47 63 .427 12'i
Monday's Remits
Portland 3 Tacoma 2
Salt Lake City 9 San Diego 7
Seattle 10 Hawaii 4
(Only games scheduled 1
Tuesday Probable Pitchers
San Diego (Coatcs 3-21 at Salt
Lake City (Callander 8-71
Hawaii (Sovde 7-111 at Seattle
iSpanswick 9-71
Tacoma liiivas 11-41 at Portland
Santiago 9-8)
Dallas Ft. Worth (Mecklenburg
8-51 at Denver (Foss 4-21
Oklahoma City at Spokane (unan
nounced i
SCORES
LATK MATiS LIAOUI
W L
30' IJ'il
? 14
28 14
27'1 H'l
n it
23 21
23 71
2) 21
22 22
20 74
20 24
20 24
19 Js
II 7
11 79
10 34
Datby
Ridenour
Childers
Bowers No
VcKalg Baker
Nelton
Fletcher
Rtynolds-Hunt
Heaton
James
Hager
Carte
Frost
Ol uw
Bowers No. I
Richards
July 25 results: Richards 1, James J;
Fletcher J. Bowers No 2 1; Rowers No.
1 0. Nelson 4; Hager 0, Dalbv 4; Reyn
olds-Hunt 0. Cart 4; Heaton 1 Frost 1;
Ridenour X Childers 1; Olson 0. McKaig
Baker 4
High team game, Dai by all; high
team series, Dalbv 113: high fnd. game
twomenl. Eva Childeri 2M. (men), Chris
Daihy 7?it hlQh ind. tariffs (women)
Kathy Hager JJO, (men), Chris Dalby
Tree farming ts now practiced
on more than 60 million acres of
private timborlands in tlie United
States.
Jefferson, 7-6
THE DALLES - The Klamath
Falls' National All-Stars had to
rally with four bis runs in the
bottom of the seventh off a bases
loaded double by Alan Mezger
here Monday night to down Jef
ferson Nationals of Portland. 7-6,
in the first round game of the
State Babe Ruth Tournament
It was a thriller all the way
with the Nationals picking up the
win in the last frame. They were
outhit by the Jefferson team, 8-7,
The Nationals now will play the
winner of the Pendleton-Madison
game at 9 p.m. Thursday. The
other game Monday found The
Dalles, the host team, beating
Wilson of Portland, 3-2.
Bob Moore went the distance
on the mound for the Nationals,
undefeated champions of District
One's tournament here over the
past weekend. He gave up eight
hits and struck out eight, tarry
Hudson was the loser on a seven-
hit performance and he whiffed
nine Nationals.
Steve Huettl was the Icadoff
man in the seventh inning drive
Shriner
Contest
Aug. 17
PORTLAND 'Special i The
formula that has worked for the
Metro All - Stars in the annual
Shriners Hospital football game
is going to get a try from the
State All-Stars.
It's called "togetherness."
In 1954 the State All-Stars com
pletely overwhelmed the Metros,
50 to 9. To make matters worse,
the win was the fourth in a
row for the Staters, and officials
of the colorful pigskin classic
were concerned about getting the
Metros "back in the game."
Up to that time the Metro play
ersall of them from the Port
land area lived at home during
the two-week practice period pri
or to the game. The Staters were
quartered in a downtown hotel.
Metro coaches argued they
were handicapped by the fact
their players didn't get to know
each other. There was no "to
getherness," they complained.
Shrine game officials had the an
swer. In 1955 the Metro squad
was brought together on the Lew
is and Clark College campus,
where they lived and practiced
The next year the game ended
in a 7 to 7 tie. Since U957 the
Staters haven't won a game, their
best effort being a 19 to 19 tie
in 1961. ,
For the past several years
State coaches have argued that
the Metros were favored by hav
ing quarters on the L-C campus,
where the coaches could keep a
close watch and the players could
get to know each other. Living
in a downtown hotel, they assert
ed, the players knew only their
roommates and it was difficult to
keep watch.
This year Coach Fred Spiegel-
berg of Medford and his Staters
will not be quartered in a down
town hotel. They'll live and prac
tice on the University of Port
land campus.
What will this mean? Experi
enced coaches and Shrine game
officials feel it will unify the
Staters: give them a feeling of
"togetherness" they haven't had.
The rival 27-man State and Met
ro squads will report here nextj
Sunday for two weeks of prac-
lice. They will clash on the night
of Aug. 17 in Multnomah Stadium.
Tickets for the contest can be
obtained by mail now from game
headquarters at 1117 S.W. Park
Avenue. Portland. Reserved seats
at $3 and $2 w ill go on sale Aug.
3 at J. K. Gill's in downtown
Portland al Stevens and Son
Jewelers in the Lloyd Center
I Portland) and Salcrn.
The game brings together the
outstanding senior high school
players of last year on a State
versus Metropolitan basis.
Three Deadlock
In Junior Meet
MKDKORD UPl- Throe boys
were deadlocked fur the first
round lead in the boys division
of tlie Southern Orcpon Junior
Golf Tournament today after
shooting 75s Monday.
Bill Collins and tireg Miller of
Medford and Larry Aleksa, Coos
Bav went into the final lfl holes
today all even.
Mike Miller, Medford. and Bob1
Ronnie, Eucenc, eaeh shot a
Monday to take tlie half-nay lead
in the junior boys division.
There was another tie in the
peewee boys' class, where Reed I
Morrison, Klamath Falls, and Ter
ry Rasmussen, Medford, each shot
96.
Sue l,ance. Woodland Hills,
Calif., headed the girls' field uithl
an even par 76. Barbara Saun
ders. Grants Pass, topped tho jun
ior girls with an K.
10.000 TO OXK
BOHR G-DK-PE.UIK. Franc
tlTP Surgeons grafted a boy's
hand to his wrist Monday in an
operation given only one chance
in 10,000 of succeeding. The boy
lost both hands in a tractor mow
er accident Saturday.
for the Nationals. He reached first
base via a fielder's choice. Rick
Brosterhous worked Hudson for
a walk and pesky Mike McSery
singled to load the bases. Bob
Moore fouled off several pitches
before taking a called third strike
lor the second out. But then
came Mezger to the plate to
slap his game winning double.
He laced tho double to clean
tlie bases. Dave Lyman, who had
walked just after Moore's strike
out to force one run home and
make it 6-4, steamed around the
bases and scored the winning run
on Mezger s double.
McNery had two hits as did
Moore. In addition to Mezgcr's
double. Ken 'Pound had a hit
The loser's bracket play opens
July 31. The nine-team tourney,
which will send a representative
to the Pacific Northwest regional
meet at Kellogg, Idaho, next
month, continues through Satur
day.
South Douglas (Myrtle Creek-
Riddle) plays Seaside this after
noon while tonight's game will pit
Pendleton against Madison and
Mc.Minnville against The Dalles.
Jefferson Co. 201-300-0-6-8-1
Klamath 200-001-4-7-7-4
Larry Hudson and Ron Malo-
ny; Boh Moore ana hop vvuiianis.
LEGAL NOTICE
NO. B-5BMV
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON
In tne Matter ol STEINSEIFER ELEC
TRIC, INC., Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Pi.rtiir.nt to an order ot me noove-
entitled Court, dated June 36. 193 he
undersigned, as Trustee of Ihe properly
and Estate of the Bankrupt above-nameo,
111 n r for in ft Al 3370 BISDCC, Mam-
It) Falls, Oregon, on the 9th day ot
August, 193, at the hour of 1:30 o'clock
p.m., the following aescrioea pcrsunai
property of the Bankrupt;
2 Art Metal posiure inairs
4 Art Metal Side Chairs with Arms
1 Art Metal Type Desk, Lett Pedeslal
1 Art Metal Desk Double Pedestal
lArt Metal S drawer Letter file w-lock
1 Four Drawer Letter File Non-sus
pension
paymaster series w
Remington Adding Machine, Elec
tric
Smith Corona Typewriter (Pica-
type), used !
1 Freiden Laicuiaior
1 Thermo Fax Machine
Miscellaneous Office Equipment.
Said personal property is available to
i Inspected by the general public by
contacting the undersigned Trustee al
hi oHtce. All items wilt be sold for
cash and Trustee reserves the right to
reject all bids received. All sales are
sublect to the approval ot tht above
entitled Court.
Said sale will be conducted by tne Trus
tee as auctioneer.
RICHARD J. SMITH, Attorney
Trustee
53B Main
Klamath Falls. Oregon
No. 234, July 9, 16. 33. 30.
SUMMONS
EQUITY NO. 63-107
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OP OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
HARRY R. LANPHEAR and JOYCE
F. LANPHEAR, Ptalntllls, vs. OREGON
LAND 8, 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 OTHEfl PERSONS OR PAR
TIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY
RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR IN
TEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY
DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT
HEREIN, Defendants.
TO: E. J. JACOBSON, aka EDWARD
J. JACOBSON, and INA LEON JACOB'
SON; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF E. J,
JACOBSON, aka EDWARD J. JACOB'
SON AND INA LEON JACOBSON, and
ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UN
KNOWN CLAIMING ANY R'GHT, TI
TLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR INTEREST IN
THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
IN THE COMPLAINT HEREIN, Defend
ants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are ordered to appear
and answer the complaint tiled against
you in tne above-entitled court and cause
on or before the 6th day of August, 1963;
ana if you tan so to answer, tor want
thereof, plaintiffs will apply to the Court
for a decree against you. and each of
you, decreeing and adtudging that the
defendants above named, and none of
them, have any interest or right in and
to the following-described real property
situated in Klamath County, Oregon, fo-
ii:
NE'aiNEU, Seclion 3S, Township 37
S., R. 15 E.W.M.; and decreeing that
said defendants, and each of them, and
persons claiming by, through and
under any of them, be forever enoined
and barred 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
the order ot the above-entitled Court
signed by the Honorable Donald A. W
Piper on the 78h day ot June, 1963,
ordering said publication In the Herald
and News, a newspaper of general cir
culation in Klamath County, Oregon,
once each week for four consecutive
weeksi Ihe date of the first publication
being the 9th day of July, 1963, and the
dale of the last publication being
30th day ot July, 1963.
SMITH AND CARD
538 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Attorneys for plaintiffs
NO. 219. July 9, H, 23, 30, 1963.
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TREASURER'S REPORT
OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE QUARTER ENDING
JUNE X. 1963
Fund Name Balance Disburse- Balance
March 31. 1963 ments Receipts June 30. 1963
101 General ! MS9.10S.16 (130,328 56 T7s26 7iT$ 19 1 , 303 . 36
101 Bond Sinking & tnt 26,324. 9S 50.804 43 l?,7(SV74 63,286.76
103 State Tax Street 78.449.44 79.807 03 310 09 48,92.50
105 Klamath Memorial Park .... 9.202 93 10,018 ft S 13.872.63 13,056.71
107 Public Rest Room 49 04 00 228 81 277.85
108 Sewer Conslruct.on 17.364 76 2,217,04 .00 1 5.147.72
109 Reserve-Capital Hems 141.675 79 55.076 39 45.790 74 137.439.74
110 Parking Meiers 13.095 34 16.972.53 18,861 47 14.984 30
111 City Parkinq LoM .. 1.481 69 .00 41S0O 2.096 69
701 Municipal Airport 14. 174. 44 1 6,070 53 1 5,37 4 78 14.178 71
702 Park Deot 20.117 68 8.178. 44 2.703 35 14.147 57
703 Peroetual Care 278 93 1.115 17 1.316 79 430.04
704 City Property 21.636 33 1.883.52 2.089 38 21.847.19
705 Roads 373.51 00 4 7 05 390 54
706 Sewer Lew 16 87 .00 5 70 22 07
708 Improvement Revolving 4,004. 09 3,616.83 4.047 20 1.555 77'
709 City Library 70.0OO08 8.070 85 2,746 37 14,175 40
711 Recreation Deot .. 23,020 34 5.099.06 1,93? 67 19,853.95
712 Community Svkff Center .. 1,599 35 1,870 37 934 79 463 77
714 ke Skating Rnh 1.396 27 .00 .00 1.J96 77
716 Park Sinking tund 7.74? 9 J 00 1,411 08 4,154 03
,303 Partial Payment 50 76 38 S3 7 76 10 00
304 Emergency Fund 7,461 63 2.594 1J 17 44 S.084 95
304 Unclatmed Property '74 40 CO 34 00 810 40
SOI Klamath Community Planning 4.799 58 1.6427 7 08 3.143 79
309 Occupational Ta, 50110 00 13 J94 50 13.395 60
310 Velerans Memorial Park . .. 1.430 32 10.099 tt 10.511 96 1.147 86
311 Klamath Crem. l Maus 40 00 00 449 0
401 Linkvllle Cemelery 10.8M.II 1.432 11 487 55 10.176 54
403 Employees Retirement 454.17 00 73 37 477 54
404 Airoort Sinking 0 00 1 ,s
405 Fire Deot. 4.198 39 1.17 J 1? 1.539 87 X8A3 14
404 Llnkville Sink.nq .. . 6-177 88 00 Ot 6 I77M
407 Fire Improvement Fund ... 4.505 43 13.178 60 10.17 90 3.M993
409 Swtmm.rx p) , . 7 323 ?4 96 17 3.70S Jl 4.567 38
411 Engineers Revolving 4.68111 3.774 1.444 45 4, 6? 3 08
4l Disaster Tftak ( urd 54 81 00 00 544 81
Totalt
Indicates overdraft
$700,328
I, Leola F Hi,1hrftnnr. treasurer
Rosie Keller, recorder 0 lh City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a tru hiMI of the receipts and disbursements and the condition
of each oartkuljii- u,nA ol the City of
ness on Ihe JOth ni June. 1i as
on file and the ledger account of said
tl true ant correct statement thereof.
Witness owr hand and seal 24fh
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WE wish to express our deep gratitude
to our many friends and neighbors, to
Jeid-Wen Inc. and the fellow workers for
the assistance, sympathy, end floral of
ferings during the loss ol our son ano
brother James Melvin Gallagher. We es
pecially thank Dr. W. F. Dean, Dr. Glenn
Miller, Dr. R. L. Mueller, Klamath Lum
ber and Box Co. Elk's Lodge No.
1247. Cascade Apartment Hotel and many
friends for their consideration and help.
George Gallagher,
Fern Van Dyke.
Verle Sagers and Family,
Pat Lartely and Family.
LEGAL NOTICE
No. 63-246-E
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
EDWARD PEDERSEN, Plaintiff, vs
DAGNEY LARSEN, JOHN DOE LAR
SEN. her husband; EESA SORENSON,
JOHN DOE SORENSON, her husband;
SOLRIG HANSON and JOHN DOE HAN
SON, her husband, and all persons claim
ing by, through or under them or any
01 them. Defendants.
TO: DAGNEY LARSEN, JOHN DOE
LARSEN, her husband; EESA SOREN
SON, JOHN DOE SORENSON, her hus
band; SOLRIG HANSON and JOHN DOE
HANSON, her husband, and all persons
claiming by, through or under them, or
any of them. Defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You. and each of you are
hereby required to appear and answer
the Complaint flted against you in the
above entitled suit within four (4) weeks
of Ihe first publication of this Summons,
which date is July 30, 1963, and If you
fail so to answer, for want thereof, the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for a
Decree requiring you and each of you
to set forth Ihe nature of any claim any
of you may have In that certain real
property situated in Kiamatn county.
Oregon, and described as:
Block Six (6) FIRST ADDITION to
Fort Klamath, toqether with the W' 1
of vacated Main Street adjacent thereto,
and decreeing the Plaintiff to be the
owner thereof, tree and clear ot any
claims, interest or demands of you or
any of you.
This Summons Is served upon yon. and
each of you, pursuant to an Order ot the
above entitled Court dated the 26th day
of July. 1963.
L. ORTH 5ISfcMUKfc ,
Attorney for Plaintiff :
538 Main Street
Klamath Falls. Oregon
No. 280, July 30, Aug. 6, 13, 20, 1963.
PROBATE NO. 63 3 ,
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH
Notice ts hereby given that the under-
signed Executrix of the estate or au
GUSTE EUGENE NORTHUP, deceased,
has filed her Final Account with the
County Clerk of Klamath County, Ore
gon, and the Court has set Thursday, the
ISth day of August, 1963, at the hour of
10 A.M., in the County Courthouse In Cir
cuit Courtroom No. 2, In Klamath Fall.
Oregon, as the time and place for hearing
objections thereto and the settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published this 9th day
of July, I9ft3.
LEONE V. NORTHUP, Executrix
P. K. PUCKETT
Attorney for Executrix
538 Main Street
Klamath Falls. Oreqon
No. 239. July 9. 16, 23, 30, 1963.
88 $J7S.S0 $ IJ04. J07 Ot U79.045 02
Cash On Hand &A7 (US 07
Investments iM.il I 77
of the Ctv of Klamath Fait. Oreoon, and I,
Klamath Fall. Oregon, at the rime of bui
shown by 'he fWC'Ots and paid vouchers
funds and that above cash balance
day O July. 1HJ.
Leota f Hnllxooer. treaiuftr
Ros Keiier. recorder
IfUNERAL HOMES
I WARD'S Klamath Funfral Homi.
92t Hion Stfe. TU
MEETING NOTICES 1
CRATER LAKE LODGE NO. 21
ALL MASTER MASONS
ore invited to the 1 5th
ANNUAL OUTDOOR
MEETING ot Crater
Lake Notionol PorkJ
Solurdoy, Aug. 3. First section, 10
a.m. Second seclion 30 p.m.
Dinner 5 p.m.
Thomos Bornes, W M.
LOSTft FOUND 2
LOST Sunday afternoon en route home,
red water ik. Call TU 2-S009.
LOST dark brown wallet on July 22. Im
portant papers, SS reward! Call TU
2-3555.
LOST boy's 24 In. Firestone, red bike.
Reward! TU 4-S06K
LOST: spinning rod In round black case.
(Name: Margaret Horning) between
Klamath Falls and Campbell Lake Reser
voir July 13. Reward, TU 2-3877 after 6
p.m.
PERSONALS 6
board, laundry. TU 3-3506.
LARIAT Beauty Lounge, 3616 Summers
Lane, TU 2-5777, Robert Land, operator.
KLAMATH Alcohol l cs Anonymous, TU
4-3591, TU 4-87C4 Friendly he'p anyttme.
INSURANCE 9
BOAT INSURANCE Hans Norland, 627
pine. Phone TU 7 2S1V
5ERVICES
10
KENMORE. WHIRLPOOL, KELVINATOR
Repair & Overhaul Specialist
Washer, dryer, range, water heater
FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE
316 So. 6th TU 2-3185
TULELAKE SERVICE, ALSO
UNUSUAL offers get response when
made in "Personals." Dial TU 4-8111 to
advertise yours.
LAWNS prepared and planted. Fences of
all kinds installed. Jack Bowers, TU
4-3589, TU 4-7076.
"-'PUPWITIIQF nn
upholstering. Fall rates,
.;. ... . ... ;
A" i.
years' experience, bus's
n. Howe 1 1, 1624 Division.
CUSTOM baling anytime. Can handle any
job. 2 balers. TU 4-3084, call anytime.
FIX-IT SHOP
Repairs, sharpening, furniture repair.
Town & Country Shopping Center
MOWING, weeds and grass in small
places, and disposed of. TU 2-579K
3100 gallon water truck for hire
TU 4-8917 - TU 2-2054
DUMP truck and high loader equipment
with operator. Top soil, drain rock and
fill dirt delivered. Bill Forney, 5444 Shas
ta Way, TU 4-6467.
CABINET making, furniture finishing,
excellent relerences, TU 4-4079.
CUSTOM mowing, raking, and baling,
SELL miscellaneous Items fast to ready-to-buy
readers of Herald & News Want
Ads. Dial TU 4-Blll now to start your aa
SMART shoppers find exceptional furnl
lure buys under "Household Goods" in
Classified. See It now.
CALL BILL FORNEY, TU 4-6467
for excavations, house foundations, sep
tic tanks, drain fields, landscaping, roto-
tilling. 5444 Shasta Way.
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
At your place, deliver to processing plant
or leave at your place. Al Stoll, TU
4-6126.
FILL dirt and too soil delivered. Dump
truck and tractor work. John Bowers,
TU 4-7076, TU 4-3589.
ROTOTILLING. tractor equipment, $7.50:
per hour, c. a. Forney, tu 2-046.
Gina's Tailorfihop
Tailoring alterations tor men, women,
children. All work guaranteed.
Reasonable Pricis
Gene's Men's Wear S37 Main
VALLEY PUMP
and EQUIPMENT CO,
"BUY THE Y"
73tt So. th TU -7S
DENTAL PLATES
Repaired while ynu wall.
New Plales Made From Your Old
PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE
1033 Main TU -J2M
SAW FILING
STEEL & CARBIDE ..
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
REASONABLE RATES
FRANK'S
TACKLE & GRINDING SERVICE
620 E. Main TU 2-4788
EDUCATIONAL 13
HELP WANTED, FEMALE
14
HOUSEKEEPER wanted. Call TU 4-3028
after 7 p.m.
HELP WANTED, MALE 16
PROFESSIONAL SALES POSITION
OPEN SEPTEMBER 1st
Large West Coast company will inter
view married men 25 to 4S with success
ful experience dealing with the public.
qualified applicant will be trained belore
leavinq present employment. To the
qualified person S500 a month plus com
mission, plus compensation and retire'
ment income. Send business card or
name and telephone number to Herald
and News Box S48C. All replies confi
dential.
WANTED too notch auto mechanic, must
know automatic transmissions. Call
1726 Main or TU 4-9911.
$12,000 PLUS, possible first year. New
company expanding Into Klamath area.
Opportunity to grow. Business experience
helDlul. Write DSC Co., 12345 30th Ave.
N.E., Seattle 55, wash.
NEW & USED CAR
SALESMAN
Local franchised dealer will accept ap
plications from experienced salesmen only.
Ideal working conditions, and excellent
opportunity II you can sell, and are will
ing to work. Apply by letter In your own
handwriting, giving name, marital status,
address and phone number, to Box 546-C
this paper.
BOYS!
SCHOOL
AGE
EARN
Vacation Mon
ey
bv
selling the
Herald & News
Downtown
AFTERNOONS
Contact
Herald & News, Circulation
Dept., 1301 Esplanade
PHONE TU 4-8111
HELP WANTED
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NOTICE TO JOB SEEKERS
All help wanted adt oubl shed In tt
Herald & Newt are eccteted in good
ti th that the om offered are as stated
n ,e adverting cooy. We art no? rt
fPOrtiiblt for tht ("ttortty of M atfvtr-
but w matt tvtry ffftrt to d
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C SITUATJONSJtfATEi
i SENIOR girl "' mtjyiittino.
JACK I JILL DAY NURSERY
1321 OMWI Or. TUJ-IW
iKCwiNG, washing, pickup, dellvfr. Il
service, TU -MJ4.
WASHING end Ironing, my home,
pick
up and deliver, iu
ROOMS FOR RENT
n pan hnitekeMina room,
rushed. TU J-Uli. 3" P'n
CLEAN, cool. Quiet, sleeping rooms.
310 So. 5th - TU 2-0214.
CLEAN, comfortable rooms, i oioio:
trom Main. S5 UP-
ROOMS, small house, reasonable. Ernie's
HotelSoSthJUJ-5225.
MEN. housekeeping, everything furnished,
534, 134 N. 3rd. TU 4-4033. TU 4-9287.
ROOM, Board, Gentlemen
1607 Crescent
APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24
NEAR Weyerhaeuser furnished. Utilities,
steam neat, wu, iu
REX ARMS APARTMENTS. Furnished
1 bedroom newly decorated. Heat, tele
phone, garbage paid. HO - U2, TU 2-9217.
NICE large 3 room furnished apartment
wilh den, Close In, ample parking, TU
4-6966. TU 2-2531.
LOVELY duplex, furnished or untur
ned, 3428 Summers Lane.
NEW furnished apt., stove, retriger
ator, washer, dryer. NO children, TU
4153.
BEDROOM furnished & 2
unfurnished, ground floor, TU
COMPLETELY furnished apartment, util
ities paid. 1411 MatfK
CLEAN, furnished 2 room apartment.
Utilities paid, shared bath, new owner!
J45 mo., 1842 Esplanade, TU 2-0329.
utilities paid, $100, 3949 snasia way, iu'up.
2-Q3JJ.
GOING fishing? Check Classification 40
for real buys in 00a is, motors, um usn
ing gear. You'll be ameied at the bar-
gams. .
SPARKLING uptown, furnished, adults,
$55, A!pha Ap:5., TO 4-4522.
SMALL furnished apt., suitable for cou
ple, one bedroom unfurnished apt., call
2919 Summers Lane evenings.
NEWLY furnished studio apts., adults,
also 3 bedroom house, close In, TU 4-3479.
TWO room furnished apt. Utilities paid,
$35, 224 Michigan, TU 2-0575.
UNFURNISHED, large 2 bedroom apt.
S60. Inguire 532 So. 7th. TU 2-3204.
MODERN nicely furnished 3 rooms, bath.
automatic washer, TU 4-3762, TU 4-3893.
THREE room furnished apt., 2061 White.
FURNISHED 3 room, utilities paid, shared
bath, $55, 419 No. 10th.
NICELY furnished, 3 rooms, bath, ga
rage, private entrance, couple, TU 2-1214. j
ONE bedroom duplex units, S65 mo. un
furnished except stoves, refrigerators.
3819 and 3819 Crest. TU 2-3444 Ext. 44
before 5.
ROOM furnished duplex, garage, no
pets, $45, TU 2-3852.
DOWNTOWN 3 room modern apts. See
Delia or Gladys at 117 S. 7th.
LARGE 1 bedroom furnished, ample
closets. Close in, TU 2-2628, TU 4-9254.
ONE or two bedroom lurnished, heat,
water paid, TU 2-4719.
SMALL lurnished apartments, clost In,
utilities paid, $28.50, 433 N. 10th.
CLEAN newly decorated, downtown, $55,
utilities, Greer Apts., 7)0 Main.
MILLS 4 plex, furnished 1 bedroom, gas,
$45; 1 bedroom unfurnished with
stoves, $40, water, garbage paid,
TU 4-8413, TU 4-8784.
EWAUNA DOWNTOWN
Klamath's most modern, furnished.
219 So. 11th - TU 2-1062
ROOSEVELT APTS.
2034 LEROY TU 2-1749
Furnished or unfurnished one bedroom.
Garage. Hot water heat. Hot Springs
area, aouiis.
$36 to $58.50
COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTI
1-2-3 bedroom apts., furnished or unfur
nished. Permanent maintenance included.
Monday through Friday
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMENTS
1427 WASHBURN WAY TU t-Wt
Office hours I ..m. lo 5 p.m.
KLAMATH FALLS FINEST
2544 Union
I & 2 bedroom apartments
Furnished or unlurnished
Spacious Rooms
Tastefully Decorated
wall to Wall Carpeting
Swimming Pool
Rental includes all services
except telephone and electricity
Dorothea Nolan TU 2-0764
RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
and
MOTEL
2660 Shasta Way
One and Two Bedroom opts.
Furnished and Unfurnished
$69.50 to $89.50
Doily, Weekly Motel Rates
TU 2-5577
HOUSES FOR RENT 26
FURNISHED 2 hdroom house.
900 Owens. TU 4-5349.
THREE bedroom suburban. Larpe yard,
outlets (or automatic washer and dryer.
Double garage, $85 per month. Phono
TU 4-4658.
FOR lease 3 bedroom house, Henley-
Ferguson district. TU 4-5771.
ONE bedroom house, newly painted. Wa
ter, garbage paid. TU 4-3094.
FOR rent very nice 2 bedroom home,
S70, 2315 Madison.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex
California Ave., $69.50, TU 4-9264.
2 BEDROOM near CHy Center, gas, gai
age, vacant Aug. 15, TU 4-8773.
CLEAN newly decorated 1 bedroom un
furnished duplex wilh garage, inquire
2053 Ebertein, TU 4-4392.
3 ROOM house, stoves, washer, dryer
hookup, $30. trailer space hookup, car
port, SIS, 3103 Emerald, TU 4-8279.
FURNISHED 3 room duplex, washing fa
cilities, adults. 2137 Eberleln.
2 BEDROOM unfurnished. Conger School
District, TU 4-6709.
TWO bedroom unfurnished house
fenced back yard, $67,50, 701 Division.
2 BEDROOM partly furnished, basement
wash room, $50, couple, small Child, 3402
Lakeport Blvd.. TU 2-1391.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom, near Mills
School, $5), 249 Martin. TU 4-9784.
CLEAN 1 bedroom turnished, $50. 714 SI.
Francis, TU 2-043.
CLEAN 1 bedroom nicely furnished
house, close in, TU 4-47M.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom, close in
decorated. Inquire 718 Jefferson.
ONE bedroom furnished house, close In,
TU 4-4379, TU 4-8574.
FURNISHED 2 bedroom, hot, cold wa
ter, garbage. $68. Ill Pine, TU 4-5885.
$52.50, Two bedroom, clean, close In, gas
equipped. Stoves, garage, water, garbage,
lawn cart furnished. Middle aoed or re
tired couple preferred, no pels. Ph. TU
4-4648.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom, nice dis
trict, aduiii, no pets. 1640 Patterson, TU
3-1812.
TWO room turnished house, couple, bach
elor. $3J so. water, garbage paid, 7 U
4-9005, TU 2-2970.
ONE bedroom furnished, basement, near
school. See al U51 Crescent.
UNFURN1 SHED" smal I J bedrowrThOuse.
860 California Avt.. $45, TU 2-2410.
PARTLY furnlshfd 7 bedroom house, hot.
cold water furnished, no yard. i5. TU
MtSC. PROPERTY TO LET
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FOR rent building 30 x 57 feet. Hoist.
compressor, drive through car wash, good
uianon. iu 4-n4 evenings.
FOR rent good pasture tor thrtt head of
came, call A J. King at TU 4-4452 bt-
28
WANTED ta rent 3 bedroom home about
Aug.. i;. Prefer Peter, on District.
WHI
REAL ESTATE WANTED
28
andiWANTEO to rent In Peterson District 2
or J oearoom umurnisnea with fenced
yard by Aug. 15, references, TU 4-4491.
TEACHER needs 3 or 4 bedroom house
by Aug. 20. 880 or $90 per month. Will
sign year lease. Write L. Weaver. 318
Airport Road. Black loot, Idaho.
WANTED to rent garage or building suit
able to be used for construction work
""..Must have electrical outlets. Ph. TU
2-4411 Ext. 443 tor Devint or 534 lor
utilities fur.Mr0oliih-
WANT TO RENT by Aug. MS. 2-bedroom
unfurnished home. Family of three mov
ing here, ptrmament employment. Box
jjsl Hernia ana News.
REAL tilAlt fOR SALE
30
IDEAL home site. 3 acres, corner Crest
and Bristol, on sewer, 83900. Also build
ing lot, 4300 block ot Bisbee, $1500. In
quire 3542 Summers Lane.
2 BEDROOM furnished, close In, $250
down, $45 per month, TU 2-4713.
1 j ACRE, larpe custom built 4 years old.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, fire
place, wall to wall carpet, aluminum
storm winrtows, electric heal, K.U. Dis
trict, TU 2-0914.
ST. FRANCIS PARK 2 bedroom home.
Separate dining room, fireplace, detached
garage. Nice 1 lawn, irees, shrubs. Of
fered at appraised value $10,000 JESSE
Z. SMITH, Real Estate, 2040 So. 6th, TU
2-5505.
30 ACRES. 3 bedroom, lawn, trees, al
falfa, pasture, Hentey District. $22,500
terms, owner. Write Herald and News Box
545C.
LAKESHORE Drive, magnificent view SI
lake; brick construction 2 bedroom, hard
wood floors, large recreation room - in
daylight basement, sundeck over double
carport, $19,000, 1291 Lakeshora Drive,
TU 2-1680 after 5 p.m.
VACATION home sites on Highway 97,
timbered, bordering creek, airfield, high
way, and village. Graded roads to all
sties, maps lurnisnea on request. $450
Terms. Write W. C. Elms, Box
Chemull, ph. 345-2261.
STEWART-LENNOX 2 bedroom house.
Newly decorated, $3,950. Owner will fi
nance with reasonable down. 3419 Gran
ite, TU 2 0996.
BEAUTIFUL view. Three bedrooms, 1W
baths. Double garage, hardwood floors.
Large corner lot on McClellan Drive
Sprinkler system. $16,750. TU 2-4471.
TWO bedroom, fenced back yard, Fout'h
Suburbs, low down, FHA, TU 4-72'4.
TWO bedroom home. Clean, large-ioC
new fence, owner, $9,250. TU 2-4852.
THREE bedroom lurnished. Hot Springs.
Full basement. TU 2-5491 after 6 p.m.
BY owner new 3 bedroom, l'j balhs,
built-in appliances, birch cabinets, fire
place, hardwood floors. 5219 Sturdivant,
U 4-4002.
income properly by owner,
BEDROOM, carpeted, carport, work
shop, near Mills school, 418 Owens.
200 ACRES IRRIGATED
Alfalfa, pasture and potato or grain land.
Machinery. Two bedroom home. In Klam
ath Falls area. Only $55,000 with terms.
EVERETT DENNIS
1407 Esplanade
Ph. TU 4-8491
TU 2-5705
TU 2-2738
TU 4-8364
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Rod McPheelers
Anne Mason
Etdean Eck
STROUT REALTY
5429 S. 6th Ph. TU 4-5281
EVENINGS CALL
Bob & Stella Dehlinger ' TU 2-5601
Hank Holman TU 2-5048
Large so. suburban lot, excellent location,
city water and sewer, $2250
So. Suburban, 2 bedroom, fireplace, nice,
quiet location, $9450.
3 bedroom, so. suburbs, clean, ready for
immediate possession, $10,750.
40 acres close to town, large 3 bedroom
home, good outbuildings, $26,000.
38 acres. Irrigated, alfalfa, Macdoel, S16
Multiple
Listing
Service
MLS
ALL BRICK
Brand new, beautiful 3 bedroom. Circulat
ing fireplace, l'j baths, electric base
board heat, family room opens onto
patio, complete carpeting, double garage.
Full price $19,500.
MOYINA HEIGHTS
Another new 3 bedroom home almost fin
ished. Still time to pick your own colors.
Natural gas heat to each room. Hi baths,
lamily room and double garage. $17,950.
INCOME PROPERTY
A real dandy with plenty of room to
build more. Owner lives In two bedroom
unit. Also has two 1 bedroom units and
4 extra lots adiolnlnq. Property going
for $15,000. Will be near new O.T.I, and
hospital site.
BRUCE OWENS
Realtor
134 No. 7fh TU 4-3179
Lucille Anderson TU 2-0518
NEW
3 BEDROOM HOMES
Large living room with carpeting, dining;
area, fireplace, double garage. Your
choice of floors. Insulated all around.
CHOICE LOTS AVAILABLE.
$11,900
. ON YOUR LOT
See Our Beautiful
Model Home
ALSO
DROP by and take a look al our other
LOVELY homes under construction.
ANY TYPE FINANCING
at a price to suit YOUR income. Ask
about no money down tfnancingl
OPEN EVENINGS
THRIFTY BUILDERS
ESTATE DRIVE - SOUTH
END OF MADISON
TU 2-U3 TU 4 SJ44
MLS
Multiple
Listing'
Service
5 BLOCKS
walkinq . gets VOU to 5. H A. - K UH.S.
and downtown trom this three bedroom
home on level street. Will take some pa
per as part down payment or equity.
Price $13,600, easy terms. Also may bt
purchased wilh furniture.
Andy Silani
REALTOR
314 S 7th
TU 2-4664
Wiiene Welch
TU 2-4837
TU 21683
TU 4-5544
Bonanza 545-2168
Ed Mitchell
Andy Silani
Bob Bezilius
HILLS ADDITION 2 bedroom home, dot
in. fireoiact. lawn and fenced in back
yard. Large garage. Home tuv Insulated
and an excellent buy. Price $8,500. take
over owner's equity and assume 4' i per
cent loan.
HENLEY District, well aooointed ranch
home. EguiDoed with horse barn, cow
barn, storage bins, shoo and garage. 21
acres total. Aitaita. pasture, gram and
potato land. Fine country homt tor pro
fessional man. Price $140,000.
Midland Empire
REALTY
CLEA LESUEUR, Broker
IW4 v.m
tu j wn
0"vt good Cary TU 2-05W,
Jim O Don.nut
EvM TU 4J