South Suburban
Little Leaguers
Lose Game, 6-5
HERALD A.VD NEWS, KUmith Fli, Or.
Friday, Aujiij! t, 1963
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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.
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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.
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a former University of Louisville
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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."
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FIREPLACES
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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
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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
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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-!.
Hawaii Nelson 0-2 and Thomas
!8-tli at Portland iTIieis 3-i and
Mtmtaigudo 9-!0t 2 games.
Oklahoma City (Nelson al
Tacoma 'Constable B-!f)
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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$f Cticnf, Qrnoft, wtffvin tn
monHn fpom h dataj ot tt tint jRt-i
caTMKt ot rrn nQDca
Date ot trft pyisJicatifln Jytf Jr HJ
t. D. PEOERSON
Aifmifiiitrafor wiJA th Wit A?v
ss
Rsf5fe?g?i Prfii,
Sj-ownftfif & fnaron
:Aitonsr tor Administrator witft Wifi;
lEWO. 2 JO, July J, t, , Jt, Avff. h tHJ.
specifk:ath3ns soa sewer
rJ4iJT mcfc!tT Capabi ol ctrryrnq-
Ss Rat S: 'a, ?stttsts sr tii!3Rfy.
Po(t(v drive sSrsir b ccomoiishjJ b-y
tfym Driv Dci. smc&ed a Du h&.
w Cnairs wfvreft cnqa cou
nef. MaicAmc ifff nav maximum
Stt 0-sa TsseB C'ych
feKsefcif ana Ssew-rtS&sSt TfTwms
iw io rvsn tSmag a reds. Rm( &
& tquicped wiffv an fj fneft diamefer
s1? &efe 73i5 for
instant iJaoping.
eed TfsinSjslw rd rtW.
Std Cstr39; aws pssWhtt rQvlttt
cd sf rSs item a- sicw forward cr
mifiyl. imlan) ?tvs feS pwtf.
ei cage shaft & waided eomruetOft
a f-" tm&&, &ar iau anracad ter
rftag S'Xl StSE-Se Tub, fea?! bearing
nwuro ryj civonnv on h rf cennr
sotfKSf sh?J giHtfff iP.t mat eveniy iff
a re. Th cat anej fta
So Sacsr rafSsr Jor pracr rod
Rad Gld Has si ta3 wSWt y exHrv
iton. Rod Guide; fa be i-pfy Defus Hma
haavy matst aad itrdy ada
r S'Ov icjpiai at ach wim
sat screw iocJt aiawr ptafiiv W
Eoulesftd wSffe seii dsract gtar
drbit looJag mlr,
r Ci FLEXiC&GteE STEEL- Actd-R-5ant
swr ra,- K 39"-
t(v(W)ti accssicr-ici isr prspar oparattan,
) f es saws;
, i SCM Rad Gfri
; I - sa-J 7f Scsd Giiid Estamian
: RS-5 Rttcf Gaitte Stand
T - SB-J Red OisicJ Brae
3 - Ra&feer Sffit 8;'.!C".)2"-i"
t S!5a-5Sada CaSiaf tat. 4" to tl
itiej, wiHr name jtefwrtmeofc head ard
3gf9S4, NSS U5J iha dc
Vtarv. Biddar masi fwrrviifv a cemeiaffiY
9f?;as ram scck ana pric ijf.
Eats staaer may Ba wnsina ia fuffHsn-
specified ttriameof for a THJRTr OAV
TOfAL D t '
The c-?y rsr$ ma rrahj accapi
sr ric any ssf fc;Cs.
rtttm SUBMiTTiNG ftfO
w.
NO. 275. Jyiv 3T. Aug- T J. TMJ.
recr8i9n?a!iv,j a i sffict of ih Far est
- Swvt Laav:iv. sn, ijeowwvp
3-95ft msf r w;tHf section
2 T- 2 5. R, ?i Erf StCliOM 2ft.
3?, 3A- Jt, 3J, 33; T. S, R. "W E.
ssciiens t & T. J9 S. R. E., W.M.
aurvavetl. in i Framon NaJOnl Forosf,
Fc?sh aas Uts-!i iS3W0 timoer ti
ijard tf ss as wltews: iiv n4 rteegt-
iy iSssa fsjsuns jspwoosj ccncarcsa pnw
S3,Ji. Tfei SRcrusSts ?ff J&fSswinQ rf(
per M. board tea! for rUvroa$ trrCcuOfftg:
aapo.JJ 5? ? &ata?3((i
Siaaft ri pfes are ds5l 125 .
oortdarosa: pJira; S2.30 or t$h tts-
wims Sse s.; a? as yssJJmd vof-
3Ccis, Jess wWSft wFf fee for
SkSff $r M, fesor faflf which (ncttta!
?jaMd aapc?;5 f? tast; r &ttrwwnt
M i3f tsh gat, ht 4Se
t(t Swra: Js wtihiw ttw wsi area n uo-
jins ssSsm iccapcj pin v
Sses wfcS hs fe'sr n:ay gra to ra
msv f U.iO per ss. board fee whfeft ffv
cks rsyMs sise-sff 1tr fref-
;5fmfa a? 5; k; ?w tstft 3H&nh t
awsro L5o n-.aoa or J ha ftaj. of tn
Jc'a) rswR Ja Staia oiwtr
)fi JifrM o( ?ha Th jsfices b4
cow$ierfJ i ten!ty rotes yfcic fo
iwefi ifia vr of Jr Wnltrn Ptno
AsscFf jymsr e? ttxjjc. a
ca;cu;a:aj by ForMt Sarvic t tne
end7 of aeft cawaar jjfl-'r,
34 Jivd iiSWSCdJ SC"drs Un
13.4. Sue ft Sfaifmftfs .n fno jjfk ftw
i.'mpa58 jfta;i g a?o;;caJ to imor
oa?ma m caiafidar ausrftr tor
rate tar eacit oosrier b Jew tw ft
bj rs ai Ja?d v. Wer tfs
siJJui1 fey sKss art 3ewf ttvw
rn Ds Fftf irva t&ffernca etwn
m MF ssWar va:ua of 19 iimbf cut
i aa!yi?s ?a:ai anrf al1 bat rotas t(
racorSM for eacft ipecit. Tito
ifiimaaga rate ?r ay rtt rat
ifCfiiii-J abev m fe ri uoh.
tft sucsaqutni asiuifad rf aov fi
63 f wiff caveiao on ocewnutafftcf
fsfaf soViar vaia for any t$c!t to -
of ib recordarf acciimo!t ttf
??sc, Ses b-'S$ hs i p fe ( i c , y
sp?ra4 s4 pci'jd, tiUjvj, Ore
seo, p.m. eo SecfamcaT ?,
AW ievs wh siim;f?s Mfiifaefocy
isofao feis wta fea 5a?mf?tl (mm3i4-
! fa confa imiim b&ttifts A monvt
Q-$r, fea-sfc drctt, cash? r rtttit
ctwcSt in m soot ot $5,a0 C0 must
i 0v srScs ssfsst ssr rfnJ or
appficatfOB to any ciaim for oamaoojr
accjxdia sf3dfns af ff
r-aauauaa Sy fss pe&aw, coracf
farm wfif ptrmff feffmg; of timoar fit
atfvjwn af paeat t 8 0
itKiaratf to 6 JrjgS at to ciefrw? et tr:
aucJw, ffs &ldr mmf JmmotfFafaty
camfrm th orai feht bv tubmrtiiog It kn
wrKtng; on: a Forest Service bt form.
s?w fi-5r 'o reject asir a3 a enot 14
reserved:. Forest Service feitf terms tor
vsf in li&mmi&s naie4 6iCi ami fuff ht
.fefmaJigft csnearnQ; fh ffmhr, fha ewv
dKsofi of a! "'d th tiAmtiiioft of
Sid shosfSd b fe!ad trom t Dr!et
Resgar Ls- OreaoR, or Jha Far-
ait Sucarviscr, Lahaviaw, Qfcsohi &for
tn& ? jafemfff.
No. i s.g. 3t.
Proteate No. 4?-54
NOTtCE OP HEARiNO OP
F(ft ccoyr
iff THE CfSCfT COSiRT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY KLAMATH
a Ht fatter s Bs Eitat ot
tRACY B. HUMPHREY, Df$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.