Medo-Bels
continue
N'orlhr-ra-CalMornta League
Klamath Falls , 7 1
Weed 7 2
Scott Valley S 4
Dunsmuir 4 5
Happy Camp 3 6
Mount Shasta 1 8
.Sunday'! Result
Klamath Kails 19 7 Dunsmuir
Weed 12-0 Seott Valley
Mount Shasta 6 5 Happy Camp
The Klamath Falls Medo-Bols
continued their head-and-head
race with Weed In the Northern
California Circuit Sunday as they
dumped Dunsmuir 19 to 7 in a
PAGE 12
IIKKAI.l) AND
RUSHING SEASON The Oakland Raiders turned In a 24-17 victory over the Boston
Patriots at Oakland, Sunday. In this shot Boston Patriot's Billy Lott 132-FBI plows
through line to pick up a five-yard gain before being brought down by Oakland Raid
ers' Archie Matsos (561. Others in action are Patriot's Charles Long 176) and Don
Oalces (711. Raider at riqht is Jon Jelacic (881. UPI Telephoto
Raiders Belt Patriots 24-17
As Football Season Starts
OAKLAND, Calif. (UPll-The
l3 Oakland Raiders were on
one-game winning streak today,
but coach Al Davis warned all
who would listen that his club
still needs help and plenty of It
The Raiders knocked over the
Boston Patriots, 24-17, before 0,
721 paving fans and about 5.000
others at Frank Vnuell Field Sun
day.
"I'm surprised with the show
ipg our boys made," said Davis
after the victory, "And I'm hap
py with the win.
"But we have a long way to
go. We need a lot of help. We
have some good players, but we
need more.
Needs Talent;
This is the Raiders' fourth year
in the American Football League
and Davis is the first to admit
that his club probably won't be
a contende r unless some
body trades him some talent. The
team lost It) games in a row in
NB1-62 going into (lie final bat
tle, when it upset Boston.
.The help probably won't be
' needed at quarterback, where
Cotton Davidson put on a fine
performance. He completed 16
out of 32 attempts for 251 yards
and one touchdown. Tommy
Florcs, who w ill share the signal-
calling duties, completed four out!
of six during the short timo he
was in the game, good for 83
yards.
But he lost a contact lens after
LSU Pole Vaulter Sets
Sights On 77 -Foot Try
LONDON '(UPD - John Pen-
ncl of Northeast Louisiana Slate
College set his sights on history's
first 17-foot pole vault today and
the United States men's track
and field team sought to roll up
the score In its duel meet with
Britain.
The Yanks gained a command
ing 61-44 advantage in tlie open
ing day's activity of the two-day
.meet Saturday, and tliey were
exxx'tcd to continue their domi
nation in today s final 10
ents. Some hoie was even being
held out for the U.S. women to
overcome a 28-27 deficit and to
capture their first meet of the
European tour,
Tlie early attention was direct-
ed on Pcnncl. who promised Sun-
day that he'll "give it a try
Many Customer Parking Lots
KLAMATH FALLS
Wallop
neti
slugging bee while Weed shutout
Scott Valley 12-0.
The Medo-Bels broke t h ei r
game wide open in the filth in
ning wlien they assaulted Duns
muir for nine big runs and a 14
to 4 lead that put the game be
yond doubt.
Dunsmuia drew first blood but
it proved to be only a superfi
cial wound. The first three men
to face Jim Keller collected sin
gles. They were Beaner Hisey,
Dave Fischer and Larry Moul
ton. Keller tightened up to strike
out Bill Marske and Scott Rob
inson, but Bill Ncwlun was on1
NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
a pass interception, and he never:
got back into the battle.
And there'll be no help needed
at one end spor whea Art Pow
ell, who played out his option
with the New York Titans last
year so that he could join the
Raiders, caught nine tosses for
123 vards and one touchdown.
W Mnlsna Strain
Another strong spot is at mid
die linebacker, where Archie Mat
sos, a five-year veteran, was a
ball of fire. He rammed through
the porous Patriot offensive line
time and again to throw ball car
riers for a loss. He batted down
passes. And he intercepted onel
and returned it 23 yards to the
Boston 17.
"I don't know if il was the
best game I ever played,"
grinned Matsos alter the game.
'But I liked it."
Before the game, coach Davis
had been worried about his de
fensive line. But it played the
Pals off their feet during the
first half, when the Raiders built
up a 7-0 lead on Davidson's 24
yard touchdown pass to Powell.
Lead Changes
Boston tied it up on a 23-yard
aerial from Tommy Ycwcic to
end Art Graham early in the
third. The Raiders went ahead
on Durward Pennington's 46-yard
field goal, but the Patriots came
right back on Gene Cappallctti's
16-yard field goal.
A passing attack featuring Da-
when asked if he intended to
shoot for 17 feet. The 23-ycar-old
student established the world
mark of 18 foot, inches here'
in White City Stadium July 13
and lie equaled it last week in
Poland.
Another possible record was be
ing touted in tlie 220-yard run,
where Henry Carr of Phoenix.
Aril., and Paul Ilrnvton of Phila
delphia were matched against
British speedsters David Jones
and Peter Radford. Carr owns
tlie world mark of 20.3 seconds
and Radford has been clocked in
205.
The other events on (he men's
program are tlie javelin, shot
put, triple jump. 440-vaid hur
dles, S.OOO meler steeplechase, tile
880-yard run, tlie three mile and
the 440-yard relay
in
Dunsmuir
For Lead
due to an error at first. Joe
Blevins singled and Ed Fischer,
drew a walk. Three runs were
in for Dunsmuir. Keller got Ken
Moore to hit into a force that
got Fischer at second to retire
the side.
First scoring for the Medo-Bels
came in the bottom of the third
when Dean Dunson walked, was
sacrificed to second by Keller
and came home to score on an
lirror on catcher Blevins. Blake
Griggs grounded out and Dave'
Siiado struck out to end the
frame.
Alter Dunsmuir scored a run
Monday, August S, 19(13
vidson and Bo Robcrson carried
the ball 71 yards on the next
Atne- wlth Davidson sneaking
over from the one to give Oak
land a 17-10 lead after three
quarters.
Boston tied it again on a 57-
yard pass play featuring Ycwcic
and Cappallctli, but Davidson
passed to Powell on the one to
set up the winning touchdown
after Matsos interception mid
way in the last quarter. The
score came on a one-yard dive
by fullback Charley Ricvcs.
"I would say they were further
along in their training than we
were, said Boston coach Mike
llolovak after the game.
AL Gridders
See Toughie
Hy United l'rewi International
The results of the American
Football League's opening exhibi.f "B-
tion games indicated this could
be a tough year for the top
dogs.
The Kansas City Chiefs (nee
champion Dallas Texans) and the
Houston Oilers, hastern Division
tillists, were surprised in the
AFL's first pro-season clashes
Saturday night.
Paul Ixiwe, w h o sat out
the 10(12 season with a broken
arm as San Diego reeled to a
4-10 record, scored twice against
Kansas City as the Chargers
swept to a 2B-14 victory and their
13th straight exhibition win with
out defeat since the league was
founded four years ago.
Rookie quarterback Mickey
Slaughter of Ixiuisiana Tech
threw two touchdowns in Den
ver's 27-10 upset of Houston
The Oakland Raiders, who
snapped a 13-game losing streak
bv beating Boston in the last
game of the 12 season, upend
ed the Patriots, 24-17, Sunday.
Four exhibition games are on
tap next weekend Houston vs.
New York at Mircvcport, La., and
Kansas City entertaining Buffalo
on Friday night, Boston at San
Diego Saturday night and Denver
at Oakland Sunday.
In tlie National Football
league, Dallas is at I-os Angeles
on Thursday while in Saturday
exhibitions, Baltimore plays Phil
adelphia at llershey. Pa.: Chi
cago meets New York at Ithaca.
N.Y.; Detroit hosts Cleveland;
Green Bay faces Pittsburgh at
Miami, Fin., and Minnesota takes
on San Francisco at Portland,
Ore.
SCOTT WINS
SOUTH 0H.N(;K, N.J-Cenc
Scott defeated Martin Kiecsen,
6-4, M, 6-4 to win Uve Kastern
Grass court men's single tennis
title. Margaret Smith beat Dar
lenc Hard, 6-1, 6-1, lor the wom
en's crown.
19-7;
Weed
With
in the top of the fourth to golson and Keller were each cred
ahead by a 4-1 count, the Medo-
Bels put together a four-run out-
burst in the bottom of the same,
inning to forge in front at 5-4. Two
walks, two singles and two dou
bles accounted for the four-run
splurge.
With Keller holding Dunsmuir
in check on Iheamourul, the Medo-
Bels launched their big nine-in
ning assault in the fifth frame.
Sigado walked and scored on
John Bianchi's triple. Ron Ow-
ings singled Bianchi home, the
first of three runs-batted-in he ac
counted for in Ihe afternoon.
Tony Sellari doubled to score
Owings and Bill Gray came on
to relieve Bill Marske on the
mound for the visitors.
He struck out Ray Taylor, but
walked Sherm Allen. Dunson sin-
gled, Keller doubled and GriggsjAug. 15, the league playoffs may
reacnea nrsi on an error.
When the smoke had finally
they held an iron-clad 14 to
lead.
Dunsmuir rallied for three runs1
in the seventh as Keller gave up
walks to Blevins and Moore and
hit Ed Fischer to load them up
Hisey then belted a double.
heller got Dave Fischer to
ground out and struck out Moul
ton to end the uprising. In the
bottom of the seventh the hard
hitting Medo-Bels rolled back for
four more runs on two singles, a
base on balls and a two-run hom
er by Taylor.
flie Medo-Bels added the final
tally of the game in the eighth
inning when Griggs, Sigado and
Bianchi hit back-to-back singles.
Griggs hurled the last two in
nings for the Medo-Bels a n d
struck out five of the six men
he faced, getting the other, Gray
to hit into a ground out.
Owings rapped out three for
four at bat while teammates Si
gado and Sellari had three for
five to head the Medo-Bel bat
ting parade. Owings. Sellari. Dun
Rule Battles
Attack To Win Tourney
ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) -It
didn't take young Jack Rule Jr.,
long to learn the layout of the
Keller Golf Course and when the
chips were down he remembered
every blade of grass.
"I had no feel at all," the 24-
year-old Cedar Rapids, Iowa, res
ident said. "I played from me
mory." Rule fired a 266. three off Mike
Shouchak's tourney record of 263
for 72 holes.
There was some doubt whether
Rule would have a chance to
play the final round of the $35,
000 St. Paul Open Sunday and
notch his first professional lour
victory. He had shot a record
setting HI Friday to take a six-
stroke edge after trailing by
three shots at the end of the first
round.
But Saturday night while
$10 Million Libel Suit
WWCI 1 3 IWUUV
ATLANTA (UPI) - A $10 mil
lion libel suit brought by former
Georgia Athletic Director Wally
Butts against the Saturday Eve
ning Post begins in federal court
today.
Butts' suit was sparked by a
Post article last March called
"The Story of a College Football
Fix."
The trial will jjet under way in
tlie courtroom of Judge Lewis
Morgan. Picture taking and
broadcasting of the trial proceed
ings were forbidden.
A 12-man jury with two alter
nates sitting in will decide if the
Post article printed March 23 li
beled Butts when it said that tlie
Vegas Bids
For Liston
NEW YOKK UPI The brand
new words of Sonny Liston and
Teddy Brenner indicated today
(hat biR Sonny may make his
next defense o( lite heavyweight
crown on a December night in
the same l-as Vegas, New, ring
where he cold-shtK'ked Kloyd Pat
terson, July 22.
Sonnv announced in Philadol-
nhia Sunday night that unless
some tax-relief arrangement with
Uncle Sam can be made in ad -
vance of his proposed biR tnonoy
ficht with Cassins Clay at Phila
delphia Municipal Stadium, Sept.
SO, the ( lay liht must wail until
next yoar.
But tho champion stressed,
I'm definitely making another
defense this year against Clay
or somebody else."
lie added that unless proper
lax arrangements are made to
day or Tuesday, "I'm going lo
New York about Wednesday and
talk to Teddy Brenner of Madi
son Square Harden about fightin'
somebody else on home television."
ited with three RBIs. Keller was
the winning pitcher and Marske
the loser.
The win gave the Medo-Bels
a season mark of 7-2, the same
as Weed.
Each club has one game re
maining. The Medo-Bels close out
their regular season at Happy
Camp next Sunday while Weed
meets Mount Shasta at Dunsmuir
on Saturday, Aug. 10.
If the two clubs wind up in a
tie for the league lead, they will
tangle in a single game playoff.
President s Cup playoffs are
scheduled to get underway on
Sunday, Aug. 11, but Hi Hat-,
field of the Medo-Bels indicated
that it the team decides to play
in the regional semi-pro tourney
at Bellingham, Wash., starting
tie moved ahead.
Dunsmuir AB R H Rbi
Blevins, c-p 4 110
E. Fischer, 3b 3 10 1
Moore, lb 4 10 0
Hisey, as 4 12 1
O. Fischer, cf 4 12 1
Moul ton. If 4 111
Flowers, If 0 0 0 0
Marske, p-?b 4 10 0
Robinson, rl 2 0 10
Grey, p 10 0 0
Young, c 10 0 0
Newlun, 2b, rf 3 0 0 0
Smith, rl 10 0 0
Totals 11 M 4
Medo-B til AB R H Rbi
Griggs, rl-0 4 3 10
Sigado, 3b 5 3 3 1
Bianchi, cf 5 2 2 1
Owings, 2b-lb 4 13 3
Sellari, c 5 2 3 3
Gresdel, If 110 0
Taylor, If 2 112
Allen, ss 4 2 11
Dunson, lb-rf 4 3 2 3
Kel'er, p-2t 4 12 3
Totals 31 If II 17
Dunsmuir 030-100-300 7- 7 5
Medo-Bels 001-490-4U 19 It 3
Other games:
Scott Valley, 055, Sage and
Mclntyre
Weed. 12162, Lemos and
Pauletlo
Mount Shasta, 6102, Fahrini
and English
Happy Camp, 5123. Sutcliffe
and Davis
Kidney
having dinner at a local restau
rant, Rule suddenly suffered ex
treme pain in his kidney area.
He was taken to a hospital where
his ailment was diagnosed as
kidney stones.
He showed up Sunday just an
hour before tee-time to defend
his seven stroke lead in the final
round.
"I felt very weak," Rule said
after pocketing the $5,300 first
prize money. "Even as far as 17
I still felt I might not finish."
The victory came in Rule's sec
ond season as a pro and raised
his year's earnings to $13,432.54.
Kred Hawkins, who trailed
Rule by seven strokes going into
the final round, fired a one-under
71 to finish second at 271. Dave
Hill, Jackson, Mich., and Bruce
Crampton, Sydney, Australia,
were at 273 and George Bayer,
Pasadena, Calif., at 274.
I A
III -M3UIIIU
former athletic director cave
away information on key Georgia
football plays and formations to
rival coach Paul Bryant of Ala
bama. The Post story quoted At
lanta insurance man George Bur
nett as saying he was accidental
ly connected into a telephone con
versation that took place btween
Butts in Atlanta and Bryant in
Tuscaloosa, Ala. The alleged con
versation, the Post article said,
took place Sept. 13, 1W2, nine
days before the Georgia-Alabama
game in Birmingham, the open
ing contest for both teams.
Burnett, the story said, made
hurried notes of t h e purported
talk between Butts and Bryant.
These are expected to figure
prominently in the trial.
Alabama was a 17-point favor
ite in the game and won, 35-0.
Both Butts and Bryant issued
heated denials of the Post story
and both filed multi-million dollar
libel suits. Bryant's suit against
the Curtis Publishing Company
magazine was filed as a separate
action.
Grid Teams
Preparing
POIITI.AXD d'PD - The State
land Metropolitan teams opened
tHicea-dav uorkouu today
preparation for the 16th annual
Shriners' Hospital all star football
game at Multnomah Stadium
here Aug. 17.
Members of the stale team,
coached by Kred Siiiegelberg of
Medford. and the Metropolitan
squad, coached by Bob Hull of
Jelferson. reported to their train-
ling camps at I'niversitv of Port
land and Ieis and Clark College
Sunday
titiard Andy Graham of Grants!
Pass failed lo show up and was
replaced by South Eugene guard
Tim Warltck,
LEGAL NOTICE
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON
In the Matter of tno Estate of Law
rence L. Griffin, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that I nave
filed my final account as administratrix
of the estate el Lawrence L. Gnfttn, De
ceased, and the court has set August
30th. 1963, at 10 o'clock. A.M.. as the
time for hearing of objections to such
linel account and lor the settlement there
of at Klamath County Circuit Court
Room No. 2.
Dated this 22nd day of July, 193.
Inei J. Gntfin, Administratrix.
NO. 263, July 22, 29, Aug. 5. U, 1963.
SUMMONS
EQUITY NO. 43 201
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
ROLANO J. CRUME, Plaintiff, vs.
JOY ANN CRUME, Detendent.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT, JOY ANN CRUME.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint tiiea
against you in the above entitled suit
within twenty-eight days from the date
of first publication of this summons,
to-wlt: the ISlh day of July. 1963; and if
you fail to erswer or otherwise appear,
for want thereof the plaintiff will take
decree ol divorce of and from youl
upon the grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment.
This summons Is served upon you by
publication pursuant to an uroer oi
ine Honorable David R. Vandenberg,
Judge of the above entitled Court; said
Order being dated I2tn oay at juiy.
1963, and by publication inereot tor a
Deriod of four weeks for once a week.
The date of the first publication being
the I5in day ol July, i6J. ana ine last
being the 5 day of August, i?6J.
O. w. Goaxey
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
NO. 243, July 15, 22, 29, Aug. 5, 1963.
SUMMONS
EQUITY NO. 63-21?
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
PHYLLIS L. O'BRIEN, PlainliM, VI.
ARTHUR E. O'BRIEN, Defendant.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT, ARTHUR E. O'BRIEN.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint liled
against vou in ihe above entitled suit
within twenty-elght days from Ihe date
ot first publication of this summons, to
wit: the 15 day of July. 1963, and II
you fail to answer or otherwise appear,
for want thereof the plaintiff will take
a decree of divorce ot end from you
upon the grounds of cruel and Inhuman
treatment.
This summons Is served upon you by
publication pursuant to an Order of the
Honorable David R. Vandenberq, Judge
of the above entitled Court; said Order
being dated the 12lh day of July, 1963,
and by publication thereof for a period
ot four weeks lor once a week. The
dale of first publication being the 15th
day of uly, 1963, and the lasl being the
5th day of August 1963.
-s-O. W. Goakev
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
NO. 242. July IS. 22, 29. Aug. 5, 1963.
SUMMONS
No. 6J-176E
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
DON B. RICE And ALINE G. RICE,
Plaintiffs, vs. HENRY M. STANLEY and
BETTY E. STANLEY, Defendants.
TO HENRY M. STANLEY and BETTY
E. STANLEY, DEFENDANTS:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You art hereby required to
appear and answer the plaintiffs' com'
plaint on file Herein on or before ten
o'clock A.M., Monday, the 19th day ol
August, 1963, and if you fail to so an-
swer or otherwise appear, lor want there
of, the plaintiffs will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed tor m ineir com
plaint, to-wit:
1. For a decree of the above-enlltled
Court determining the amount dua from
the defendants under said agreement to
be the sum at (22,301. 17, with (merest
1 hereon at the rata of six per cent per
annum from April 1. 1963, until paid, on
the principal of $10,034.75, and from
December II, 1961, until paid on the sum
Ol S4.2M.4Z.
2. For a decree of the above-entltled
Court providing for a definite time,
exceeding fifteen days, for the payment
ot ine indebtedness tound to be due.
3. For a decree of the above-entitled
Court providing that upon failure of
said defendants to pay such Indebtedness
wiinin ine time limited by such decree,
that the payments heretofore made bv
said defendants, pursuant to said agree
ment, shall be forfeited and that all
equitable estate and all lien, claim, and
Interest of the defendants in said prop
erty shall be forever barred and fore
closed; and that thereafter neither of
said defendants, nor any person claim.
ing by, through, or under them shall or
assert any right, title, estate, lien
claim, interest, or demand in said real
property or any part thereof; or any
right of claim for reclamation or com-i
pensallon of monies paid under said
agreement, or for Improvements made
on said real property; and that Ihe plain
tiffs shall be declared lo be the legal
owners in tee simple oi each and all
of said lands, free and clear of all right,
title, estate, lien, or Interest whatsoever
of said defendants.
For a decree of the above-entitled
Court providing that the plaintiffs be let
info possession of said property upon the
entry of such a decree ol foreclosure, and
that If possession thereof be refused that
writ of assistance issue Instructing
ine sneriit to place said plaintiffs in pos
session. For s decree of Ihe above-entitled
Court providing that plaintiffs have and
recover from the defendants the sum of
11,125.00 as attorney's lees in this suit, to
gether with their costs and disbursements
lawfully incurred herein.
6. And for such and further relief as
to the Court seems ust and equitable in
the premises.
This Summons Is served upon vou bv
publication thereof in the Herald and
News once a weetc for four rnntpru.
tlve weeks, pursuant to the order of the
Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Judge ot
the above-entitled Court, made and en
tered the 6th day of July, 1963, and the
first publication to be made on the ?2nd
oay of July, 1963, and the last publica
tion to be made on the 12th day of Au
gust, 1963.
RICHARD C. BEESLEY
Attorney for Plaintiff
S3 Main Street
Klamath rails, Oregon
No. ?S, July 22, 29, Aug. 5, 13, 1963
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i LEGAL NOTICE
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
OF FINAL ACCOUNT
im THP CIRCUIT COURT OF
KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON
In the Matter of tho Estate of Nellie
Z. McGee. Deceased.
UMirm i haratw oiven that I have
filed my final account as aoministratrix(ftwri, tu 4-69,
of the estate oi em . .
ceased, and Ihe court nas set -.usuir
30th, 193, at 10 O'CIOCK. -m.. as m
time for hearing of objections to such
final account and lor the settlement there-
lot at Klarnaih County circuit (. o u r i
Room No. 2.
Dated this 22nd day of July, 1963.
Lucille N. Griffith, Administra
trix NO. 264. July 22, 29. Aug. S. 2. 1963
NO. 62-77
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Matter of the Estate of
FREDRIC LAWSON, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
have filed my final account as Execu
trix of the above-entitled estate and that
the Court has set August 23, 1963. at
the hour of 10 00 a.m. as the time for
hearing objections to said final account.
LUCY J t AN CftviUHiA
Proctor & Puckel
Attorneys for Executrix
ill Main street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
NO. 267, July 22, 29, Aug. 5, 12, 1963.
NOTICE
Notice Is herebv oiven that the under
signed, Administrator of the Estate of
carl WODECK . deceased, nas uiea nisi
final account ana tna nonoraote juage
of the Circuit Court of ttit Stale ol Ore
gon, for the County of Klamath, has
set the 33rd day of August, 1963, at the
hour of 10:00 A.M. as the time, and the
Courtroom of said Court as Ihe place
of hearing oblechons to said imai ac
count.
DENNIS LILLY
Administrator
L. ORTH SISEMORE
Attorney for Administrator
No. 251, July 22, 29, Aug. s, u,
1963.
Probate No. 63-94
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
n the Matter of the Estate of
MABEL E. FOSTER, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has been appointed Adminis
trator of the Estate 01 mabcl e.
FOSTER, deceased, and all persons hav-
no claims aoa nsl said estate are airecieo
to present the same properly verified
to me al the office of Proctor & Puckett,
Attorneys al Law, 518 Main Street,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six monins
from the date hereof.
DATED this 22nd day of July, 1963.
WARREN H. FOSTER, Adminis
trator Proctor & Puckelt
Attorneys at Law
518 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Attorneys for Administrator
No. 266, July 22, 29, Aug. 5, 12, 1963.
No. 63-220-E
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
JOE ROADS, Plaintiff, vs. STANLEY
. DOTY and NEITA M. HURST, single
persons; W. B. NATION and C. KATH
RYN NATION, nls wife; and BEN r
PERNIGOTTI, dba Klamath Sign Co.,
Defendants.
TO STANLEY R. DOTY and NEITA
M. HURST, single persons,
TION and C. KATHRYN NATION, his
wife; and BEN F. PERNIGOTTI, dba
Klamath Sign Co., DEFENDANTS
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required to
appear and answer Ihe plaintiff's com-
piami on me nerein on or oeiure ,en
o'clock A.M., Monday, September 2, 1963,
and If you fail to so answer or other'
wise appear, for want thereof, the plain
tiff will apply lo the Court for the relief
prayed for In Ms complaint, to-wit:
1. Awarding plaintiff Joe Roads Judg
ment against defendants Stanley R. Doty
and Neita M. Hurst, the reasonable sum
of One Thousand Twenty Dollars (!,
020.00) as and for attorney's fees herein,
plus costs and disbursements Incurred
in Ihis suit.
2. That there be found unpaid on said
contract the sum of Nineteen Thousand
Three Hundred Seventy . four and 25-100:
dollars ($19,374.35) with interest al six
percent (6o) per annum from January
if, IVdJ.
3. That defendants be permitted to pay
said sum and interest, attorney's fees
ana costs 10 said escrow holder within
ten days from entry of the decree herein.
or such further time the Court may
deem reasonable, and upon such payment
10 receive the escrowed deed.
4. That upon failure of defendants or
any ot them to pay said sums within
such period, they and all of them be
barred and foreclosed of all right, title
and Interest in said property and under
said contract, and that plaintiff be placed
In possession thereof, and if possession
be refused, that Writ of Assistance Issue
commanding the Sheriff to place plaintiff
in such possession.
5. For such other and further relief
os ro 1 coun may seem meei and
This Summons Is served upon vou bv
publication thereof In the Herald and
News once a week for four consecutive
weeks, pursuant to Ihe Order of thei
Honorable Donald A. w. Piper, Judae
of the above entitled Court, made and
entered me 3lst day ol July, 1963, and
the first publication to be made on The I
5Th day of August, 1963, and the last ,
publication to be made on the 26th day'
of August, 1963. I
Lloyd A. Domaschofsky I
Attorney for plaintiff I
111 So. 7th Slreet
Klamath Falls, Oreqon
No. 284, Aug. 5. 12, 19, 26, 1963.
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PERSONALS
'MIDSUMMER Clean up Sale! Furniture
salt of me year! New items arriving
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BUOGET FURNHUKC J-
LARIAT Beauty Lounge, 361 Summers
'Lane, TU 2-5777 R9tttrtLmnU,9pvator.
! .... -rti a lohniira Imnvmoui. TU
4-3591, TU J-S70. Friendly help anytime.
INSURANCE
BOAT INSURANCE Hans Noriana
Pine. Phnni? TU ?
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SERVICES
DUMP truck and high loader equlpmenl
with operator. Top soil, drain rock and
fill dirt delivered. Bill Forney. 5444 Shas
ta Way, TU 4-6467
JANITORIAL and maintenance service.
Commercial and resioemiai. m
ritanu RiiTCHERING
At your place, deliver to processing plant
0r leave at your place.
4 26.
PORTABLE welder. Will travel, also me
chanical work, 25 yrs. experience. All
work guaranteed. Prompt service. Ph.i
Chiloquin 783-2275. Mclnltre. !
KENMORE, WHIRLPOOL, KELVINATOR
Repair & Overhaul 5peciansi
Washer, dryer, range, water heater
FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE
316 So. 6th TU 2-3185
TULELAKE SERVICE, ALSU
LAWNS prepared and planted. Fences of
all kinds Installed. Jack Bowers, TU
4-3589, TU 4-7076.
CUSTOM baling anytime. Can handle any
ob. 2 balers. TU 4-3QW, can anyitme.
SELL miscellaneous items fasi lo ready-to-buy
readers of Herald & News Want
Ads. Dial TU 4-8111 now to start your ad.
SMART shoppers find exceptional furni
ture buys under "nousenora oomi in
Classified. Sea It now.
FIX-IT SHOP
Repairs, sharpening, furniture repair.
Town & Country Shopping Center
MOWING, weeds and grass In small
places, and disposed of. TU 2-5791.
3100 qallon water truck for hire
TU 4-8917 - TU 2-2054
CABINET making, furniture finishing.
excellent references, iu 4-4Uv.
CUSTOM mowing, raking, and baling,
F. Jarraro, teiepnons 1 u wjm.
cm Hi, Inn mil rislluarart DlimQ
truck and tractor work. John Bowers,
TU 4-7076, TU 4-35B9.
VALLEY PUMP
and EQUIPMENT CO.
"BUY THE
7364 So. 6th
TU 4-9776
DENTAL PLATES
Repaired while you wait.
New Plates Made From Your Old
PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE
1033 Main TU 4-3284
SAW FILING
STEEL & CARBIDE
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
REASONABLE RATES
A
FRANK'S
TACKLE & GRINDING SERVICE
620 E. Main TU 2-4788
Gina's Tailor Shop
Tailoring - alterations for men, women,
children. AH work guaranteed.
Reasonable Pricis
Gene's Men's Wear 537 Main
EDUCATIONAL 13
WORLD Book Encyclopedia, Ruth Schaef-
ter, TU 4-4941 belorc 9 a.m.
HELP WANTED, FEMALE
14
OLDER woman to live in, care for 3
children while mother works, TU 2-5370
after 5:30 p.m.
HELP WANTED, MALE 16
AAA-l TEXAS OIL COMPANY
Needs man as traveling representative.
Write F. R. Dickerson, Executive Vice
President, Soulh-Western Petroleum Co.,
534 N Main, Fort Worth, Texas.
OPPORTUNITY tor leasing or sales of
complete line coin laundry and dry
cleaning equipment, protected area, ex
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alert salesman. Financing available or
can work on commission. Stale aqe, pre
vious experience. Inquiries treated con
fidentially. Wrile Herald and News Box
'553
STEADY employment lor riqht man, age
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NOTICE TO JOB SEEKERS
All help wanted adt pubdihed In the
Haralri L Klata.. Bra KrrantaH In hm
ft'th that the eb offered art as stated
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cover and reect all misleading aavertis-
ing. Anyone anrverlng a help vanted WANTED TO RENT Immediately 3 bed
ad and finding It to bo misleading it room home. Call TU 2-2026 alter 4 pm
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wilting Department of tho Herald T?"' or aroun" Sept. 15. 2 or
Htw 3 bedroom unfurnished house; prefer Hot
" Springs area with natural tint wir hi
SITUATIONS WANTED
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JACK & JILL DAY NURSERY
1321 Carlson Dr. tu 3-1144
iRomNGrii7hiniTTiikUp,-aeii,errt.it
service, TU 4-VJ34.
WASHING and Ironing, my home, pick
up and deliver. TU 2-53(ta.
ROOMS FOR RENT
22
MEN, housekeeping, everything furnished.
We, 134 N. 3rd. TU 4-6033. TU 4-9387,
ROOW, BOARD. GENTLEMEN
1607 CRESCENT
CLEAN housekeeping room, utilities fur
nished. TU 2-1 41?, 317 Pine.
CLEAN, cool, Quiet, sleeping rooms.
310 So. Slh - TU 2-0211.
ROOMS, small house, reasonable. Ernie's
on' Hole'. 631 So. Vh, TU ; -52?i.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
24
1101
NEWLY oainled 4 room and 1 r O 0
apartments, till Walnut.
CL05E in, turnnhed 3 room, water, garb-
age, washing, cable, TU 4-3M.
REX ARMS APARTMFNT f,,rni.h-
ehone, garbage paid. 140 M2, TU J-91J,
NICE, large 3 room furnished apartment
with den cee tn, ample parkina. TU
1 -, Tl) J-JSJI.
CWATJo "
i onOM turnisnea - vvi.ru,
adults, inquire 2037 Radcliffe.
EWAUNA DOWNTOWN
Klamath's most modern, furnished.
21f So. Ilth - TU 2-1061
Txn tn b.droom newly lurnishtd and
dtcorattd jpts. TU 4-6732.
mfib Weverhaeuser furnished.
steam heat, V0, TU 4-8313.
LOVELY duplex, furnished or
nished, 3621 Summers Lani.
COMPLETELY lurnished apartment, util
ities paid. Mil Main.
CLEAN, furnished 2 room apartment.
Utilities paid, shared bath, new owner!
J45 mo- 1842 Esplanade. TU 2-0329.
SPARKLING uptown, furnished, adults,
155, Alpha Apis., TU 4-4522.
THREE room furnished apt., 2061 White.
FURNISHED 3 room, utilities paid, shared
balh, S55, 419 No. lOlh.
NICELY furnished, 3 rooms, bath, ga
rage, private entrance, couple, TU 2-1214.
ONE bedroom duplex units, S65 mo. un
furnished except stoves, refrigerators,
3819 and 3819 Cresl. TU 2-3444 Ext. 44
before 5.
3 ROOM furnished duplex.
garage, no
pets, S45, TU 2-3S52.
DOWNTOWN 3 room modern apts. Set
Delia or Gladys at 117 S. 7th.
LARGE t bedroom furnished, ample
Closets. Close In, TU 2-2628, TU 4-9254.
ONE or two bedroom furnished, neat,
water paid, TU 2-41 9.
SMALL furnished apartments, close in,
utilities paid. S28.50, 4jj n. 10m.
CLEAN, furnished 1 bedroom apt. 1717
Main, TU 2-2J, TU Z-ftJJJ.
NEWLY furnished studio apts., adults,
also 3 bedroom house, close In, TU 4-3479.
SPACIOUS, lovely furnished 1 bedroom
apt., automatic washer, J 77. 50, TU 4-6225.
ONE bedroom unfurnished apartment.
carpeting. 2919 Summers Lane eves, m
FURNISHED apt., private, all modern,
3 rooms, tub bath, all electric, 4724 Sum-
ers Lane.
3 ROOM furnished apt., newly decorated,
walking distance, TU 2-0660.
TWO bedroom furnished apartment. All
utilities paid, J 100, 3949 Shasta Way, TU
2-0377.
HOUSE OF ROCKS MOTEL
Aooms-Apts., daily, weekly rales.
Reasonable. 2005 Blehn, TU 2-9130.
$36 to $58.50
COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTI
1-2-3 bedroom apts., lurnished or unfur
nished. Permanent maintenance Included.
Monday Through Friday
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMENTS
1627 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-8277
Office hours I a.m. to S p.m.
KLAMATH FALLS FINEST
2544 Union
1 & 2 bedroom apartments
Furnished or unfurnished
Spacious Rooms
Tastefully Decorated
Wall to Wall Carpeting
Swimming Pool
Rental includes all services
except telephone and electricity
Dorothea Nolan TU 3-0766
RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
ond
MOTEL
2660 Shasta Way
One ond Two Bedroom apts.
Furnished and Unfurnished
$69.50 to $89.50
Daily, Weekly Motel Rates
TU 2-5577
HOUSES FOR RENT 26
UNFURNISHED
S50, 301 No. 3rd.
4-5885.
bedroom, basement.
Inquire 111 Pine, TU
CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished. $65 and $45.
2124 Ogden.
DUPLEX, 2 large bedrooms, dinette,
stove, refrigerator, carport, TU 4-4246.
TWO bedroom partly furnished, $65,
Mt. Whitney, TU 4-4233.
CLEAN 2 bedroom furnished house. S60,
115 Pine.
TWO bedroom furnished duplex, yard, car
port, adults, $50, 1714 Fargo, TU 2-1326.
RENT or lease large
KU., $90, TU 4-6844.
3 bedroom near
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE
TU 2-4116 - TU 4-8939
DUPLEX, 1 bedroom (possible 2), gar
bage- wafer furnished, cable available,
575, TU 4-8516.
TWO bedroom house with or' without
range and refrigerator, 1434 Oregon Ave.,
167.50.
BEDROOM partially furnished. 149.50,
2029 Siskiyou; 1 room furnished cabin,
S25, 329 Division.
FURNISHED 3 rooms, 1 bedroom, mod
ern clean, garbage and water paid. $45,
1931 Wantland, TU 4-6626.
SELL or lease So. Sixth St. home and
4,500 sq. ft. shop on 1-3 acre. 2 baths.
bedrooms, electric heat, wall to wall
carpel, large family room. Phone Mr.
Ashcraft, TU 2-3701 or call Permalume
Plastics Corp., Vancouver, Wash.
THREE bedroom suburban. Large yard,
outlets tor automatic washer and dryer.
uouoie garage, J85 per month. Phone
TU 4-4658.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex on
California Ave., S69.50, TU 4-9264.
2 BEDROOM near City Center, gas, oar
age, vacant Aug. 15, TU 4-8773.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom, near Mills
School, S55, 249 Martin, TU 4-9784.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom, close in.
Re
decorated. Inquire 718 Jefferson.
$52. SO, Two bedroom, clean, close In, gas
equipped. Stoves, garage, water, garbage,
lawn care furnished. Middle aged or re
tired couple preferred, no pets. Ph. TU
4-4648.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom,
nice dif,-
trict, adults, no pets, 1640 Patterson,
1, TU
i-IBI4.
ONE bedroom furnished, basement,
school. See at 1351 Crescent.
PARTLY furnished 2 bedroom house, hot,
cold water furnished, no yard, $65, TU
4-9564.
ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom unfurnished.
Fireplace, electric heat. 3 mile north
" TU
FOR lease net 2 bedroom. Lra fenc.rl
lot. 3-3. acre, irrigation. 51,0 Cottage, J70
month. Phone Mr. Ashcraft, TU 2-3701.
PARTLY furnished 3 room house with
fenced yard. TU 2-1778.
FURNISHED 2 room house, clean. 7.
(wafer, garbage paid, Tu 2-4369.
FURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex, gareqe.
Adults, no pets. U06 Division or inquire-
U03 Division.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
28
IT,? IXSZSrSW
JSrF'"? D'"""- Wt"
" . . joj.
Responsible couple, no children, no pels.
Permanent state employe can JumKh
references. Write H. E. Charnholm, 13
No- Corvallls, Oregon, giving price,
l""' I"a',i"
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE .... 29
I am a "TRADER""
ARE YOU?
.why tell when you can trade. Cad
DEANE SACHER
REALTOR
Member International Traders Club
Ltcensed Ore. Cal. Ida. Wash.
'W vin St TU 4-!??
!AifSIATL?sAU .... 30
VACATION home sites onHlahway
limbered, bordenng creek, airfield, high
way, and villaqe. Gradrt roads to ad
sitet. Maoi furnished on request. J4S0
Up. Terms. Wril W r n
60- Chemult. pn. 345-2211.
ST EW A R T-LE NNOX 1htr
.Newly decorated. ,9S0 Owner wni ft-
a.e wim reaionaoio down. 34t Gran.
' tU ,
I. I U af-UVre.
two bedroom home. Clean, large lot.
nw WW.
19.150. TU 2-4852.
SUBURBAN 3 bedroom, garage. Small
fenced lot, butlt-m kitchen, wall ta mall
carpeting. M.IM). TU 4-7312
TWO bedroom, fenced back varrf. l.ifc
I Suburbs, tow down, fha, TU -7J'A.