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Newspaper Page TextSouth Suburban Little Leaguers Lose Game, 6-5 HERALD A.VD NEWS, KUmith Fli, Or. Friday, Aujiij! t, 1963 PAGE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE OTJCE Of BATE Of fiSAi. SETTLE VET rr the crcysr court of THE STATE OREGON ?OS KLAAAATH COUNTr CALL FQft 3iQi CLASSIC DOUBLE LIAGUl tFtflel Jvlandtneti H54 account ff idmiflit- i. BeSenshelt - S. Lerse ' tsW I PORTLAND (UPli Ontario scored a run in the last of the jixth inninR to boat Klamath Falls amafh Hockey Team 3rd PORTLAND tUPP-The Rolltn Ghosts from Lubbock, Tex., con tinued their domination of North American Roller Hockey competi tion Ihursday night. The Ghosts won their second consecutive title by defeating the Mlver Wheels Hockey Club of Mid land, Tex., 7-2. The Skateland Wheels of Klam ath Falls won third place by beat ing the Roll-O-W'ay Hockey Club of Longview, Wash., 1-0. In other events in the North American Roller Skating Cham pionships here, Mary Joe Kurk of Pontiac, Mich., picked up the sen ior ladies' speed title by winning the WO-yard race. Defsnding world champion speed skater Eddie Per- ales of Torrance, Calif., won the men's 880-yard event. 1-eona Courtney, Oklahoma City Okla., won the intermediate ladies' speed championship. In the novice figures competi-j tion. henney Straight of San Jose, Calif., won the men's title and Linda Ebey of Louisville, Ohio, won the women's crown. SEE BEAUTIFUL CRATER LAKE BY AIR if F Person , . . in groups of 5 people. See exciting Crater Lake in all Itt tpfendor. Bring your out-of-town visitors . . . and don't forget your camera. Get up a party and call for res ervations. SO. OREGON AVIATION INC. Ktomoth Falls Airports Phone TU 2-4643 HOWDA The Amazing Trail Bike! Up to 200 MPG! CA105-T TRAIL 55' JOT . HYOHAUUC, SOFT-CUSHION SMOCKS, FRONT I MA OOUtlE SHOE CAM TYPE MAKES, ONT I EA( THIMENOOUS PUIUNO fOWE 3 SPEED HANSMISSIOH 4 STIOKE - NO CAS Oil MIXTURE CAHIYINO CAPACITY! UP TO 350 IM. NUS I0I LEE MILLER'S McCulloch Saw Shop & Honda Sales 6940 South 6th TU 4-6500 Pizza to Go or Pizza to Stay frS and enter the Oregon State Little League playoffs Thursday Scott Massingill doubled ir pinch - hitler Mike Echanis, who had singled, w ith the winning run. Klamath Falls gut all its runs i homers. Pat Gallagher hit a three-run blast in the first inning and Chris Carlson whacked a two-i run homer in the top of the sixth riayou games tins evening match Riverside and Hollywood both of Portland, and Ontario against Tualatin. Emeralds Move Up On Tri-City By United Prem International The two Oregon teams, Salem and Eugene, are holding down the top and bottom spots in the North west League and it's beginning to look as if Eugene wants out of the basement. The Emeralds, dead last all year, moved to within one game of Tn-Cily Thursday night with a 7-0 victory over the Angels Salem, meanwhile, won its eighth straight, a 9-6 win over Lewiston and holds a 3 1-2 game lead over second-place Yakima. Yakima kept step in the other game with a 6-3 win over Wenal chee. John Bauer of Eugene spaced eight Tri-City hits for his shutout and got good hitting support from Bob Pearson and Jim Lynn. Pear son pounded out three hits, scored two runs and drove in two and Lynn helped out with a solo homer in the eighth. Lewiston scored five runs in the first frame against Salem but Ken Page took over and allowed but one run after that and Salem fought back and moved ahead in the sixth. Page won his sixth of the year, Yakima got all its runs in the third with the aid ol three Wcnal- chee errors. Winning pitcher Dick Smith doubled home two runs during the inning and Don Ganus hit a two-run single. 01.SEN SIGNS CONTRACT CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPll-Bud Olsen, a one-year veteran of the National Basketball Association has signed his 1963-1964 contract with the Cincinnati Royals. Olscn.j a former University of Louisville star, is the fifth Royal to agree! to terms. UNBEATABLY DEPENDABLE! 20 Varieties of Pizzo your eyes. And Ye 2725 S. 6TH NEXT TO TOWER THEATER PHONE TU 2-6222 SPECIAL TEEN ROOM PLENTY OF PARKING 1P SUCCESSFUL TRIAL RUN Arigslex driver and owner walks away from Ki racer -1? ' Portland Sweeps Tacoma Series, Gives Spokane Huge PCL Lead By RAVE ROWE UPt Sports Writer The Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast League have been making iife miserable for the Tacoma Giants these days. Thursday night the two clubs! concluded a four same scries with Portland making a clean sweep. In so doing, they picked up four games on second place Tacoma in Uie Northern Division. The losses also put a crimp in the Giants plan to catch Spokane's front running Indians, who now lead Tacoma by 9 1-2 games. The Yank Track Teams Meet British HANNOVER, Germany (UPD The victorious United States men's track and field team, third straight victory behind it. leaves today for London and weekend meet with Britain's top athletes. The Yank men won 10 of Thurs day's H events against Ger many's men s team to close out 141-82 victory. Previously on the current tour, the Americans beat the Russians and Poles in similar dual meets. A spectacular victory in the I. BOO meter relay highlighted Thursday's action with Lester Milburn, Ulis Williams, Rex Caw ley and Henry Carr clocking 3.02.8 for the best time in this event anywhere in the world this year. The time was just short of the world record of 3:02.2 set by the United States in the 1960 Olympic Games. The Americans scored 1-2 sweeps in five of Thursday's ev ents and lost only in the 10,000 meter run when Peter Kubicki defeated Jim Keefe of Cen tral Connecticut State, The sweeps were scored in the 200 meters, the 1,500 meters, the 400 meter hurdles, the shot put and the hop-step-and-jump. The Yanks also won the 3,000-meter steeple chaw, the high jump, the jave lin and the 10.000-mcter walk. Jubilant American men si coach Payton Jordan said he feels the team will bring home a world record before the lour is finished. "We are ready for a world rec ord in the 400-meter relay in ten don on Saturday," said Jordan "but we will have to improve on our baton passing to do it." baked right before Public House TWO FRIENDLY FIREPLACES Z . Craig Breedlove, 26, of Lot of "The Spirit of America," Wednesday afternoon affer a Beavers have won II of 19 games! from Tacoma litis year and Thursday night they downed the Giants 8-0. : In other games Denver downediits winning skein in sweeping Dallas-Ft. Worth 111; Spokane shut out Oklahoma Citv 5-0; San Diego came from behind to whip Salt Liike City 7- and Seattle edged Hawaii 7-4. The Beavers made good use of four Tacoma errors, three of them by Jesus Alou, to score their deciding tallies. Mean while Lew Krausse went the dis tance, shutting out the Giants and giving nine scattered hits. It was his lllh decision against 8 losses. The loser was Gerry Thomas who now has 12-9 for the season. San Diego finally broke into! the win column against Salt Lake City but it wasn't until the top of the ninth inning. A double by H Shamskv scored the deciding tallies. Salt Lake City has downed the Padres 14 times in 19 meet ings. Deron Johnson banged out his 26th home run of the year to take the lead in the PCL in that de partment. Mcl Queen also had a four - ply sw at for the Padres. Dick Luehke took the victory in Pro Grid Teams Prep For Openers Rv Uiiitrd Press InipntBiloital Ollensive end Gail Cogdill, the Detroit Lions' last holdout, signed Thursday alter four of his team mates, including All-Pro middle! linebacker Joe Schmidt and de fensive halfback .standout Dick 'Night Train i Lane, had agreed to terms with the National Foot ball League club within the pre vious 4a-hour period. The Baltimore Colts who dom inated the Western Division a few short years ago, returned to their foremost weapon the for ward pass in Thursday's drill. which quarterbacks Johnny Urn- tas, Lamar McHan, and Gary Cuozzo throwing along with hall- backs Lenny Moore, Tom Mattel and J. W. Lockett. The Cleveland Browns eontin aed to polish their offense against the blitz with traps, flares and screen passes. Star of Thursday's workout was Krank Parker, a 6-6,; 267-pound defensive tackle. GiasU Sold Bill The New York Giants sold for mer Notre Dame lineman Bob! Bill to the Washington Redskins for a 1964 draft choice. The 240 pound Bill, an offensive guard. spent last season on the Itiams "taxi squad" after injuring his knee in a nre-season game. The 'Skins sent linebacker Gene Cro nin to a Washington hospital (or treatment from a severe lower back strain, Tom Landrv, coach of the Dal las Cowboys, was especially FOOTBALL GET YOUR SHOES EARLY Trade-in Allowonec HAL'S SPORT Ph. TU 4-5569 . "'T " ' ' J'J "I1'"J y successful irial run of 349,5 miles per Hour. The ileefe looking car looks muck like en airplane and is powered by a jet turbine, UPl Tefep hot o relief and Jack Warner lost his relief assignment. Spokane, behind the shutout pitching of Joe Moetler, continued the three game series from Okla homa City. The big right rander fanned 10 and allowed only onj man to reach third base. The league leaders punched j across single rims in the first three innings and then added two more m the fifth. Mueller had a no-hitter going until the fourth. The loser was starter Wally Mixon, who along with two other hurlers, was! touched for 12 hits. Denver concentrated its scoring! punch in the three middle innings for its 11-7 victory over Balias-M. Worth. Chi Chi Olivo went the route for Denver although he was; touched for three home runs. Two came in the top of the ninthi when John Ward and George Banks patted pitches over the! wall. Jim Ranfz made his 47th ap pcarance as a relief pitcher but; did not figure in the final out come for the Rangers. Seattle counted six runs m the; first two innings and then took pleased with his defense during the Cowboys' last heavy workout prior to next week's charity game against the Los Angeles Rams, although quarterbacks Eddie Le- Baron and Don Meredith both looked good. Coach Norm Van Broeklin also found reason to he pleased with his Minnesota Vikings, who put on a polished performance. Vet eran backs Tommy Mason and Bill Brown each scored a TD during a half-hour scrimmage. Colchlco Returns Defensive end Dan Colchico re turned to action with the San Francisco Forty-Niners Thursday alter a week s absence due to an injured right knee. In American Football League developments, sprinter Bo Rober- son of the Oakland Raiders will miss bumlay s exhibition game against the Boston Patriots. Rob erson, who suffered a pulled groin muscle 10 days ago, had been listed as a probable starter. The New York Jets acquired Constantino." iCharliei Theokas from Ihe Patriots and signed! halfback Bill Wood, a free agent. Cookie Gilchrist, the AFL'i leading ground gainer in 1962, gave his best performance of the training season during ihe Buffa lo Bills' dummy drill, the Denver Broncos trimmed their roster to 60 men, and veteran linebacker Jack Rudolph joined the Patriot casualty list with a pulled mus cle PLAYERS! J!5 for Your Old Shots SHOP 532 Main -.-' -''mttmrn. Hi mi ue things easy to gain its victory! over Hawaii. Jim McGioghlm took! the brunt of the Rainier attack and lost his fifth game. Bo Belmsky made his second; appearance in relief and gave up! tour nits m as many nmiwa. rclix Maldonado was the topi hitter for Seattle having three singles. Ron Debus drove in three runs for Seattle and Bob RoseBi did likewise for the Islanders. Uiicscorcs: Hawaii 000 000 292 4 8 0! Seattle 240 001 GOx 7 33 Si McG.Qugh.ut, Griggs (2i, Betuv sky (5 awl Kirkpatiick. Rosetli! i5i; GrilU. Ritchie (!U ami Gib-j sofl, Skeen i3. WP-GHIU. LPMc-l Gioughftn. Okla. City 000 000 OflO 0 3 Spokane III 020 OOx 5 12 I Mixon, Jones (6), Monteio ts. and Campbell, Julian 18. Moefferl and Brumlcy. LP-Mixon. Dallas Ft. W.I02 000 103 7 II I Denver 100 253 00011 12 i Baillargeon, Bamberger (5, Rantz im and Wcatherspoon; Oli vo and Roof. KR-Dcmeter, Olivu, Ward, Banks. LP-Bailiargeon. Tacoma 000 008 009 0 9 4 Portland 012 120 02x 8 II 1 Thomas, Pregeiwer 151, Schurr i7t, and Talton; Krausse and Sul livan. HU Green, Harreli. LP- Thomas. San Diego 010 120 102 7 S I bait Lake 000 103 200 6 12 2! Breedeon, McWiiliams 7, Lue- bfee mi and Saul; Lary, Schande val ttt. Burdette (7, Warner fSi and Holdcncr, Barragan a, HR-j Johnson, Queen, Cowan. WP-Lue-l bke. LP-Warner. Pacific (.'rail League Northern Division W, L. Pet, OB Spokane Tacoma "2 44 .621 62 5J .53!! Vz 56 59 .487 15'i 52 f ,4 im 52 65 ,4 29 Portland Hawaii Seattle Southern Division W. L, Pet, GB Dallas -Ft. W. Oklahoma City Salt fke City 62 52 ,544 5 54 .522 2j 53 56 .4115 52 54 63 .4ii2 9!j 4 65 .425 IJ'i San Diego Denver Thursday's Remit Denver II Da!tas-Ft. Worth 7 Portland a Tacoma a Spokane 5 Oklahoma City ft Kan Diego 7 Salt Lake City ft Seattle 7 Hawaii 4 Friday' Probable Pitcher Dallas-Ft. Worth (Bonikowskl 5 at San Diego (Wills ltt-9', Denver 'Ribant 8-7 and (More head (Mi at Salt Lake City t Mud rock 4-S and Wallis !-!. Seattle iKolstad 2-1 at Spokane iScott 2-!. 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WOi.iOAY CLASSY LASSfIS 1.14 GUI Mi n' m n n Beachcomber 8 TS i Aug. t FSiuit: Ptyoltv iktrt 4, ?cr- comiwri 5j Gwttr Dttffrt ?, Spr High SfwJ. sm (t iCt 5H fesN writs, Ri Jk iitj isigts tem SALEM, N H. (UP! Joekev! Henry Wajtfa, tile tcadifig rideF Use eurreni Rockingetam Park; meeting, scored a trifle Tbars flay. Wajda's winning mmn,s were Larfy Mink in tt first race tll.Bftt, Ijohn in liic fourth $6.4S ami Urtircen in the ieventfti LEGAL NOTICE NO. I NOTJCE OF CONSERVATOSi SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IW THE DJSTRICT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE CQWWrV OF OESCHyTESi in ?a AAanr of ff Contarvaiarsh! ALLEM T CLEAR Y k ALftERT O'LEARY. Nstc t hfby 0'"o tht tpwKr- signed CflRKrvator of h Consarvalor ofhR Ef of ALLEN T. O'LEARY, jtnown at Aiborf T. O'LtOfy, ooriuani t& an order of ial of fh OUfftt Cooff of S! of Oreoo for tho Comfy of Dctt, mad ntf nttf H In lh bo antititd conrhr4hip 00 th tfttii iSy of jy-y I Hi, wttt ofr tor tsi frsm w Hf h Jlst 0"y 8 Aygyj, fMj, for tasft or for pari cain ana car, crHf fh OHfEM Of MCKAY, PAH KER & iOHNSON. AMor LOWs &tb BsfsJ itrtet, Ben!, Ortflwt ih e!- fjficrvfiad rt protttfty b?gia fo Miii cooirvthiOe to-wit: Loft T. 3 and 3 m Bfocfc if. Towntif of C?Knfi Kiamafff Countif, Ortgon. in la. win o luotaer to tn coonf' m.l'fln o ih above o(tttf Court. RiChrwvK A, Wifcr Conrvfor tJCAY, PANR JOHNSON Affarn? af Law 8om Sfraal ftarttf, Oregon No, nh ivif . Auo y. . SPOT ADS yu r We GARRET DEA MfLVARfJ OLEHH LEE HJLVARO NSTCE TO CREOtTORS Heise is htftbt gtven ffvtf frt undr- )t Ektiie o ttv! 8e! Sittft. aeteM. Sv Wi Cwttj Coarf of K.imft County, K Fin. Oregon, JoQifier w t f ft P op j" vcix: nf i, wtintn men) e mute. wfvicfT a Jut iwh, MASOLO EDWARD 8AL1M O-SEiLL i MCLARES &c 254, iyiV T9 2i Aug. J, . t?J. No. Sf-r C. KSTICE OF SALE OF REAL RRORtRTV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OW TKS STATE 01 OREGOH FOR THE COySTV OF KLAMATH In in Moller of Ihe Cuornlensnta of Ir Porjon 3:X5 Eiiele af CALVIN REED HECOCTA, A Minor. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN thf frsm afid iir me mh dy c Auovsr, It43 Smyl Heccls, oucnltcn el me persers ersi tsistt or calysfi Reed wecoc- s minef, Will, DurstMinr to an orcar or me circurf Court or Hie State or Ore- sjsn rer Ina Cewnrv of Klamatri truly en laratl sn Ina Ilin say &f Jtiy. I3. pra- ceea (a tall af privata lala tor In hloh asl erica ana on Iha best tarmt oolain aola tharatora, all o lha riant, utta and interest at m sea Latvia Reel Hecocta, mfaQef m arsl ta tn loltowina tte scbos rssl prseerly situate itt rha Coun ty or Klamats, atat or Oregon, fo-mr Trie wm sna-tvalf of Let 9. MILLER PARK, according la tlva affklat pial Iltarasf sn III In KHmallt Counly, Or- san. 5UBJ5CT to contract atttt-or tin tor irrissr&n end-or ovainaoe, aasements anrt risrtts at way et record AM Appar- ant en trie land; rules, resutatlons and assessmanfs el Ssurrt Suburban Sanitary Sljtrlclf rf valiant and raslrleliona at racara, and to laxet for currenf fiscal Sidi; &t writSna tor said afeoer. my is mi wiih sii guardian t m efface Building, Kitmtth puts Orflon t ftv iima frsm and aiier &y (JuH hereot mttt ua:sa ma nm aa o juw, iw, liiiml Htcacta, Owd'W of ! Pint Tr eiin FMSt Or 1500 A Mo? rs?v for Gttirairk. NOr. 2!, iUS? fJ, IT, 16. AtrJUif 2, T, IW3. SOTJCE TO CSEOtTOSS m THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON PCS THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVEN th ttw! unasriisntd ht been ppo,r, Atfm!n ceal, tfc Circuit Cotifl ftl t( Sfaiwr4hnf& Uiriir or f of OragM for Kttmttt County. rtd ' camfsff as n Mrts ttvbrtt" umiki'iid. Art fs&rw hwing eiaimv siqned i Hiiiwav HouM, Inc. Hihwr Sn tf menSJa Jrsm ih Car tut im iitii auovicaiion of irtia noiice. Hs. 2j9, Jyiy , i, Jt, Alfff, , H3. CALL FOR OfL BfDS KfarmAfft C&unJy Scftoof Gntrict vwff fv r5;S5 A M , at County Schoot OfJic, SAS yf on NO. 2 ti RCt- Off fa a dsifvsrM on check rrd OJiJFSEf iW3. summers i.mr ssy Higfv School, Bit Eismtnfofy SchociV and Fa? J &4ma3fc School. a:di w!35; sito be retvtf on fh oasa far tho ,wery of ps 309 otf fo Sisraa Av!Jfri- Bly Hsoft 5c hoot 5,Ki S3:Ofi3; Sky JmnJfV' xfWiXr J. 500 af; wi; SROff 2.0 s(foni Fwf Kfm)fv Sids tii!! bft plater! to t seaietl en- v??j psff? mrt Oi( B!ts en the Kijmfft County Scfvoot Oiskt Oaf Good, Cfarit Ha, 5-'0, July 33. Auc. 2. mj. CtTATJOS TO PARENT TO APPEAR AND ANSWER PETITION : FGJt ADOPT !OM OF !MO m tke crffcurr coyt?r of THE STATE OF OS EGO : FOR THE COUTV OF KLAWATH I in tfc Mna 3 B AjHw of SHAWN i EUSENE SNORT, A MifWf, SY WL LfAM EUGENE HENOEffSOft AND ViV (Ef WSLLSAMS HEHDER5CM, i m. TO; S:CHAHO WAVNE SHORT !K THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OSEGOSf Yoy ar hsretty commaea fa ef Oreacn. in and for (h Cowoty f i KfmSRt f 5ft Ccimfy Court How in: !5J day) from fh tervK of fltft C(TAi T iQH upm yaa if wrvrt wtmfn th ffiaf or ?f serves wfimo ny ctrwr cotv : ?Jav. from !f daf of lh Fvte of fff rrTATinM nmt vrit m ff ayrvfc.com5ny ajn la b to iit pb!!it than wilhfo fwanf v-i3J dy from ttf da! ot the ftrtt pttdtic- nm m iucn csrarsoo, w mow cu, ti arsy xff- wtw R Ofriar sraAFina f tei !ha fjaffjfonar, WiiJiam Ewjana Hn0ri 3 an3 VJviaft WHiiam Handne, ftii wJtfe to adopt SHAWN EUGENE SHORT, ! yastr minor etitid. fvttid not b maa. WITNESS nty ha and Mat O Ccurj 33 t5y o Jirfy, mj. CHAS. F. OeLAP, COHTY CLERtf RY -t- Evoiyn Sthn Oapofy Cif it tEAtt WOTiCE TO CREOtTQRS JnJ;?a it hr$jy avn fha h WMftr tinted hct bean eppototaii edmtotttrator et Bi Estate of Johnny Alien Cole, da ca3d, fey the Circuit Cowr o Kfamatft: Csjf, C?f5W, arxj tftf aft wes havtno Eiatmt aoaintf aatd fafa f Jrpr?by JV5?i)Ji fa sratenf h m ft iaea aamfftwrajor a in ote o yndartigned. Room 552. iit Wato Stretf. Ktematft FaSs, QrQ&t, 05thr with jwsjsef vs4js'J wrtins i pot!$ at tfs dai ffre firjt potrf(CtOft of fas nnlut, vthith a itMy Jtffv ,U R F tLAREH Adminfitraor CHEtLtv MCLAREN Attorney tor eominiitretor Room Wi, S3 Ms Street Kfamaf? FaiJj, Orge No, 2?fe Ju?y 2. Ayj. t. , (fc IHi NOTtCE TO CREOfTORS tN ?NE CtKCUtT COURT Of THE STATE OP OREGON FOR THE COONTY OF KLAMATH NOTtCE SS HERESY GVEN that fhj aSa?s5?!ri ha bean oppotRtad Admin istrator witH tiw Witt Annex ot the Ett s Narry L, R&, 0cdr by Cf ciiff Cor of ff Sff Of O?oo far Kfamafsv coumy. w fta ma:!'!rt Att pras hasciho; eti egatmt id ? nara&ir ot,ttto to prtsant tarn tfwiy varitiatf t wm t h a prooer ra&chr$ to ttv umfrsflnd t: Hffwy howm inc., H(jjhwy S. or So J$f Cticnf, Qrnoft, wtffvin tn monHn fpom h dataj ot tt tint jRt-i caTMKt ot rrn nQDca Date ot trft pyisJicatifln Jytf Jr HJ t. D. PEOERSON Aifmifiiitrafor wiJA th Wit A?v ss Rsf5fe?g?i Prfii, Sj-ownftfif & fnaron :Aitonsr tor Administrator witft Wifi; lEWO. 2 JO, July J, t, , Jt, Avff. h tHJ. specifk:ath3ns soa sewer rJ4iJT mcfc!tT Capabi ol ctrryrnq- Ss Rat S: 'a, ?stttsts sr tii!3Rfy. Po(t(v drive sSrsir b ccomoiishjJ b-y tfym Driv Dci. smc&ed a Du h&. w Cnairs wfvreft cnqa cou nef. 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"'d th tiAmtiiioft of Sid shosfSd b fe!ad trom t Dr!et Resgar Ls- OreaoR, or Jha Far- ait Sucarviscr, Lahaviaw, Qfcsohi &for tn& ? jafemfff. No. i s.g. 3t. Proteate No. 4?-54 NOTtCE OP HEARiNO OP F(ft ccoyr iff THE CfSCfT COSiRT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY KLAMATH a Ht fatter s Bs Eitat ot tRACY B. HUMPHREY, Df$tf. NOTICE t EREtSY GfVEH tbt t hav fiisti my iinti acCfx;n? i ExacufOP of ff! a&OVO-enfififtO: Mff and ffaf ffv hour 0 i&;86 a-m, at fh Hm for htartng: otjftetiows to ss?t tinat accost. tor PrSCtOT PUHW AffOFr?yt fer EsiacafSf 1 if? tttHt Sfreaf 1- No, 3 Av3. 3 tfc 13 HJ, NIC 4J3 iVOTfCE ISC THE CfSCfT COSJRT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAWATW . in m- fitter e m Ertt Of MARY WACHAC 05f. t!ajwd A3!fsfrafw of fh Ett pf WARY WACHAC, dactOWO:, h h! ?-ss AccotB d the HwweiJie Dwa-k A PW ;3 0 Circuit Cov't of ir srt of Oroso tor Kfamafft Cs5y if ?3fd d S( Ai.yjV f4I. f ffa feOK f c5R A. SA . at ff ffm. and fft Cowf Roon f Cert ai 3a ptac fop tar oftftcliajH ? Ji'd Accost, CNaria J. Kvtirt Rfta? $mjl? ASfofBay fer Admtftitatae No, Vi Jgiy 34, A 2 9 tia tfij.