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Newspaper Page TextWW losingest 'Alets Hurler Roger Craig Goes To St Louis Cards For Altaian, Wakefield ST. LOUIS (UI'I) Roger Craig, "losinfjost pitcher with the New York Mets, was in the St. Louis Cardinal camp today with the chance of a lifetime to hit the win column with reg ularity. "It's one of the best things to happen to me since I've been in baseball," said the 32-year-old 100-pound Craig. The Mets and the Cards Mon day announced the trade which will put Craig in a Red Bird uniform and send disappointing 29-year-old outfielder George Allman. and rookie pitcher Bill Wakefield to New York. "..The big trade gives General Manager Bing Devine a come back try from the sour trade involving Altman one year ago. Devine brought the lcfthand ed power-hitter Altman to St Louis from the Chicago Cubs, giving up pitchers Larry Jack son and Lindy McDaniel. As the season progressed the Cards showed they needed pitchers, not outfielders. Had 93 Strikeouts Altman had 93 strikeouts against him. He had 18 doubles and seven triples and nine home runs, hitting .242 against lefthanders and .282 against righthanders. T Devine said big George "had an off-year. , .but it wasn't that bad." ' "I want to stress that dispos ing of Altman In no way re flects dissatisfaction with his contribution to the club," De vine said. Even with Slan (The Man) Musial gone as a player, Man ager Johnny Kcano and Devine COAST FOOTBALL ROUNDUP SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) -Coach Jim Owens of the Uni versity of Washington Huskies doesn't believe in letting his team, which upset Southcrg Cal ifornia last week, rest on its laurels. Ho had the Huskies concen trating on offense during a light workout Inside the pavilion Monday night. The Washington team, now tabbed as favorile to win the Big Six championship, plays thesllnivcrsity of Califor nia Bears Saturday. PULLMAN. Wash. (UPI I -, The Washington State Cougars, fresh from a victory over highly-rated Idaho, put in !H1 min utes of drill and contact work Monday in preparation for Sat urday's game against the Uni versity of Oregon. Coach Jim Sutherland said his troops should work out their sore muscles and stiff arms in time to be at lull strength for the homecoming encounter with (he Ducks. MOSCOW, Idaho (jPll-Coach Dee Andros of the University of Idaho Vandals says his team will be "more reckless" in its encounter with Iho University of Arizona this weekend. Andros. who ran his loam through dummy drills Monday, said Idaho's 14-10 loss to Wash, ington State lust weekend was a result of being "overly cauti ous in the first half." COHVALLIS. Ore. (I'l'D-The Oregon State Heavers return lo full-scale practice today, with concentration on defense in prep aration lor Saturday's battle with Indiana at Klonmington. Coach Tommy Prothro said defensive halfback Dan Seig was n doubtful starter against the Hoosiers. hut halfback Clilf Watkins, end Scott Miller and guard Ron Dow man should be ready for action. All four were injured in last week's 10-7 vic tory over Stanford. EUGENE, Ore. (UPD-Coach Lcn Casanova exports a tough battle when he takes his I'ni ersily of Oregon Ducks to Pull man Saturday to face the Wash ington State Cougars, because both terms have something uj coir.ir.on, Huskies' Guard Top's S N FRANCISCO U1'D -Koll Hagen, a recently natural irM native of Norway Who ex cels in vitfi skiing mid football at Ux University of Washing ton, was named Dig Six "Line man of the Week" today for his fart in tlie Huskies' victory over Southern California last Saturday. Hagen. who has been injured part of the season, made seven tackles from his right guard position and blorked a Trojan Vunt and recovered It in the end for the first score of Wash ington's 21-7 upset victory. agreed that tlie club found it more "desirable" to add pitcher and give one of the many young Cardinal outfield ers on tlie roster a crack at Musial's job, and the one noy vacated by Altman. The Mets apparently took a good look at 22-year-old right' handcr Wakefield who had signed with the Cards for a $35,000 bonus. Wakefield, of Kansas City, Is a student at Stanford. He had a 3-7 record at Tulsa and a 1-3 mark at At lanta the past season. The Cardinals had tried to get Craig during the past base ball season, but when the two clubs couldn't come to terms, Devine worked a trade with the Milwaukee Braves for Lew Burdette. Seek Stability "Craig gives us stability and maneuverability In our pitch ing," said Devine. Craig showed a 49-38 record with the Dodgers before mov ing to the Mets in the 9961 ex pansion draft. He turned in a ,10-24 mark in 19B2, and dropped to a 6-22 record in HKH, includ ing the near-record losing streak of 18 games. In eight of Craig's losses, New York was whitewashed, and he lost four 1-0 decisions. Craig, at his Lakewood, Calif., home said, "This gives me an opportunity to show I can still be a winning pitcher with a little more support. "I got a little worried about my ability along the way last season when I lost so many in a row," he said. "I know I'm a better pitcher than that." Both teams lost close deci sions to San Jose State, but Casanova warned his troops that time Is on tlie side of the Cougars. They lost to the Spar tans early this season and bounced back to beat highly rated Idaho last ' week, w hile the Ducks were losing to San Jose. BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) -The University of California Bears returned to full-scale practice today, confident that they can knock the Washington Huskies off tlie top rung in tlie Big Six standings when the two teams meet Saturday. The Bears walloped UCLA 25-0 last weekend, and coach Marv Levy figures they'll be able to carry their momentum against the Huskies. SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPD-Thc San Jose State Spartans held a rugged practice session today in preparation for what tlicy think will be their fourth "upset" of the season this time against Arizona Slate University. Coach Hob Titchenal's troops have been underdogs in every game this season, but hold vic tories over Washington State, Kansas Stale and the University of Oregon. Top Honors To Hergert iPOHTLAND (ITU - The Portland Linebackers Monday named .Lewis and Clark's Mickey Hergert as "Player of the Week." Hergert was cited by Ore gon's sportswrilers and sports casters for his ground play and standout defensive performance in last weekend's clash with Whitman. Tlie 1'ioncer's rolled over the Walla Walla school 40-0. Receiving honorable mention were Dave (Jtiinlan of lwis and Clark. Dan Sirg. Dick Itiihl, l.cn Frkctich and ltnn Doman of Oregon Stale, and Lti Bain of Oregon. RI LL TO BETl ItN CHICAGO (UPD - Hallback Ronnie Hull, who bruised his leg against Baltimore Sunday, is expected lo be back in tlie lineup next Sunday when the Chicago Bears play Los Ange les. X-rays taken Monday showed that there was no frac ture. SKKKS liKKKNSIVK BOOST NEW YORK I UPD - Conch Weeb Kwhank will hope to give hit New York Jets' defensive unit a boost by elevating line backer Ted Bales and corner back Marshall Stalks to starl ing roles for next Sunday's game against the Houston Oil ers. Ebank was outspokenly crit ical of the Jets' pass defense in their M-7 American Football League loss to San Diego last Saturday. a PAGE 10 HERALD AND Tribe 'Defeats' USC Trojans On Ralston's Arithmetic Work SAN FKANCISCO (UPI) -Now that the University of Southern California Trojaire are down, everybody wants to kick them. Coach John Ralston of Stan ford, ever optimistic even in ELKS MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE W L 26 '1 5'i 23 7gt I 13 11 U 17' i 14' i 17 IS Wi 15', 14 16 15 17 u ia 13 19 ll' 20'i 23 24 Wards Funeral Homt Lucky Lanes Balsiger Motor Long Bell Lumber U.S. National Slater Insurance East Side Pharmacy Houston Insurance Griggs Food, Merrill Superior Troy Dees Beauty Salon Pioneer Tobacco Calif.-Pacilic Utitlies Nov. 3 results: traier uan weny. v. Lucky Lanes 4; U.S. National 3. Hou ston Ins. I; Griggs, Merrill 1. Calif. -Pac. Ut. 2, Pioneer Tobacco I, Slater Ins. 3j East Side Phy. 0. Long Cell Lbr. 4; Superior Troy 0, Wards 4; Bal tlger Motors 2, Dees Beauty Salon 7. High learn game, Slater Insurance Home 22S7; high Ind. game (women!, BtwiniB anyucr in u. (women), Bonnie Snyder 533; high ind. game (men), Harry Fredrick 238; high Ind. series (men), Don K rider 577. EARLY BIROS LEAGUE W L Lucky Four 21 11 Strikers 20 1? Scallerbrams ir.i Odd Balls 19 13 Satellites 19 13 Rollers 17 15 Alley Cats " is Near Mrs. H'l is'i Apropos It 16 Rolling Pins 14 ll Pin Pals 7 25 Game Dames 6 26 Results: Scatlerbralns 2, Pin Pals 2; Near Mrs. 1, Odd Balls 3; Rolling Pins o. Satellites 4; Game Dames 0, Strikers 4 Rollers 1, Lucky Four 3; Apropos 1, Alley Cats 3. High team game. Odd Baits 734 1 high team series, Odd Balls 2089; high Ind. game. Manine Swlliler 1B5) high Ind. series. Maxlne Swlliler 487. HOLIDAY BOWLERETTES LEAGUE W L Shat-R -Proof Glass 27 10 C.WA. 20 17 Klamalh Plywood Corp. 17 15 Buroelles Logging Co. 15 17 Lovely Ladies 12 20 ElectrotuK 10 27 Results: Klamath Plywood 2, Bur netts Loqglng 2; Shat-R-Proof 1, CWA 3; Lovely Ladies 4, Electrolux 0. High team game, Burgelts Logging 900; high team series. Lovely Ladies 2604; high Ind. game, Rlela Summers Maxlne Swltiter (He) 183; high Ind. series, Irene Robinson 487. ALLEY KATZ LEAGUE W L 77' 1 9'i 3I'1 10'. 71 11 30 13 70 17 11 14 11 71 9 23 9 73 I 24 LMIIe Sweden Swan Lake Sewing Machine Center Les Hobacks Blue Ok Ca( Franklin Life Ins. Pioneer Tobacco Co. Cobos City Center Lodoe Southern Oreqon Aviation Klamath Basin Milk Prod. Results: Blue Ok 4, Pioneer Tobac co 0; Swan Lake 3. Les Hobacks 1; Klamath Basin Milk 0, Sewing Ma chine Center 4i So. Or. Aviation 3, Cobtn City Center 1; Little Sweden 1, Franklin Life Ins. 3. High team oame. Little Sweden 914; high learn series, Blue Ok Cale 2493; high Ind, game, Lola Rurkholrler 181; high Ind. series, Beverly DeBaer 488. MIXED BANTAMS LEAGUE W L Barracudas 10 3 Outer Limits 7 Bobcats 6 6 Sharks 6 6 Untouchables 6 6 Snipers 6 6 Lucky Strikes 5 7 Hornets 3 10 Nov. t remits: Lucky Strike 7, Outer Limits 1. Untouchables 3; Bob cats 1, Barracuda! 2. Hornets 0. Sni pers 3. High team game. Snipers 70); high learn tenet. Sniper 131; hlqh tnd. game (boytl. Mike Schooler I9; (girltl. Treva Greenwood 13. h'ort Ind. series (boytl. Mike Schooler 368. (girlsl, Treva Greenwood 135. LUCKY ROLLERS LEAGUE W Arrow Fuel 74 Fthels Peol. Store 19 13 Coca Cola 18 14 D8.R Auto Parts IB 1 Halls Construction IT 15 Henley Store 17 15 Manntei 16"i IV i Suburban Finance 16 16 Cravt Construction 16 16 Thurstont Dance 11 31 Don Potter Machinery 10 7? Crater Lake 'i 73i Results: Henley Store 6. T hurt tons Dance 0: Coca Cola 7. Manntei 7; Cravs Contlr. 0. Halls Conttr. 4; Don Potter 3, Suburban F mance 1; Thels Dent. Store 1, Arrow Fuel 3; Crater Lake- 1, OAR Auto Parti 3. High learn game, Henley Store Til; high team series, Henley Store 709; hlQh Ind. game, Naltie Gvdenan 1'0; high ind. series. Jessie Hetcock 477. LADY LIONS LEAGUE Motley and Riqo Spike irw! McGmty 16' 9' 1 OeRttr and Ttiftt 14 Green and Hickman 13 Barker end Outty n Franklin and Kiger i 1! 19', Oct. 39 results Motley and Riqo 3. Franklin and Koer l, Barker and Du'tv 0. Green and Hickman 4: Spike and McGiniy J. Dester and Tuffs 7 High team oame, Marge Motley and Joy R-qo )V). high team tenet. Marge Motley and Joy Rgo tOUj h-oh ind. game, Maoe Mot'ev 11. rVgh Ind. tenet. Marge Motley 469. TWILITI LBA0UE W t 3 11 77 14 Jl 15 ?fl 16 70 16 16 70 16 70 16 70 U 34 n Interstate Pump Lovenett Co Chucks Mobil Klamath Mint Producers Pacific Power end Light Dennis Shell Blue On Montgomery Wards Launderette O.ik B Miliar Co. N el ion TV Olson Motor I Ranch Club Standard O'l Results: Pent Power & Light 1, Leveret i Ce. j. Nelson TV i. launder fife 3; Interstate Puma 4, Chucks Mokil f; O'fk t. Miller- CO J. O'ton Motors l Blue O J. Rer C'VO ll Slander O't t. Dennis SneM I,- hum a'h M'ttt Producer t 1, Montgomery Wards J, NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon defeat, went out on the limb to day to say that his club could lick the Trojans. The two teams tangle Satur day in Los Angeles USC fresh from a 22-7 lacing at the hands of Washington; the Indians just High team series, Lovenest Co. 3006; high learn game. Dick B. Miller Co. 1087; high Ind. aeries, H. R. B uphold er 615; high Ind. game, Curley Llgman 244. BASIN BOWLERS LEAGUE W L Bull Shippers 35 11 Lee's 76 24 12 Late Comers 23'i Tom's Meat Market 23 14 Grandma's & Pa t 27 14 Pin Pals 21 15 Lower Lakers 31 IS B's & Q s 21 15 The Duds ?0' lS'-s Bowl Weevils 70 16 Luckoutt 70 16 Grease Monkeys 19'. ' 16'. i C&Ri 19 17 Catabons 18 18 Punk Pins 18 18 Spit Balls 17 19 CS.H 16 20 Frustrated Four ' 15 31 Pin Ousters 15 21 Gutter Balls 14 22 Allev-Oopt 13 33 Team No. 13 11 35 Alley Cats 9 27 Gutter Dusters 7i 2Vi Results: Lee's 76 3, B's & Q's I; Altey-Oops 3. Alley Cats 1 ; Grand ma's & Pa's 4, Tom's Meat Market 0; Gfeaso Monkeys 2, Punk Pins 2; C&H 3, Frustrated Four 1; C8.R's 1, Bull Shippers 3; Pin Pals 3, Pin Dust ers 1; Lower Lakers 4, L4te Comers 0; The Duds 3, Gutter Balls I; Team No. 12 I, Spit Balls 3; Bowl Weevils 4, Gutter Dusters 0; Catabons 1, Luck outs 3. High learn series. Grease Monkeys 7184; high team game. Grease Mon keys 788; high Ind. game, men, Chuck Roethler 333. women, Joan Trot man 211; ftigli Ind. series, men, Roy Beat ly 533, women, Sue Barry 504, JUNIOR GIRLS W Four Misses What Four 9 3 4 Flubs 8 4 Hot Peppers 5 7 Pin Spinners S 7 Four Fumblebeet 0 12 Results: Four Misses 3; What Four 4; 4 Flubs 4, Hot Peppers It Pin Spinners 0, Four Fumblebeet 0. High team game, What Four 655; high Ind. game, Barbara Schwelgert 169; high team series. What Four 1905,- high Ind. series, Mertene Hanitam 449. LUCKY FOURSOME LEAGUE W L Currlns for Drugs 35 7 Ruths Homemade Pies 71 11 Bobs Regal Station 71 11 House ot Rocks Motel 20 12 VFWClub 16 16 Cray Construction 15 17 Shasta Rirhlield 15 17 Warren Parr Bldg. Contr. 14 16 Pooles Inc. 14 IB Team No. f 12i I9i McDiarmiris Auto Repair II 21 Park Cabinet Shop 7i 34' Results: House of Rocks 4. Team No. 9 0; Ruths Pies 3, McDiarmlds I; Pooles 4, Park Cabinet 0; Curr' iS for Drugs 4, Shasta Richfield 0; Cra. Con. 3, Bobs Regal 1, VFW Club 3, War ren Parr 1, High team game, Pooles Inc. 745; hloh team tenet. Pooles Inc. 2150; high Ind. game, M Bill Crawlord 306, W., Millie Robbins 1'4; high ind. se ries. M., Bill Crawford 550, W., Mil lie Robbins 470. CAL-ORE LEAGUE W L 25' i 10' i 33 14 72 14 21 15 31 15 21 15 9 16' i 19 17 t'i ti" i 16' 1 I9'i 16 70 16 70 16 70 14 27 17 74 9 37 Altord & Nyqren Jr. Greenwood Masonry Simplot DeVoe Webb Insurance Dugan & Metl Singer Sewing Center Lobben Masonry Cash & Save Oil Meritt Appliances Sherwln Williams Jordan Shell Jayhawk Cretcent Sea Food The Spot Shorty Flying A Bud ii Jerrys Midway Nov. 1 results: Jordan Shell 0. Al ford & Nygren Jr. 4; Merits Appli ances I. Cath A Save OH 3; Jayhawk 1, Smpiot DeVoe 3; Lobben Masonry 4, The Spot 0; Snerwin Williams 1, Bud & Jerrys Midway 3: Short yt Flying A 0. Greenwood Masonry 4; Singer Sew ing Center J. Webb Ins. 1; Crescent Sea Food 0, Ougan & Mest 4. High team game, Greenwood Mason ry 842; htgh team tenet. Altord A Ny gren Jr. 1382; high ind. game. M , Roger Wilkinson 313, W.. Jo Ruttell HO; high Ind. series, M , Robert Port ter 60J, W., Eld ma Greenwood 554, BEETLEBOMB LEAGUE W L 74 12 22 14 21 15 19' 16' 17' i ll, 16 20 13 73 11 15 Holiday Bowl Cottee Shop Richfield Bills Auto Towing Joe Fisher Tio Toms Drive-in Rainbow Garage Laglet Auxiliary Fluhrers Sunbeam Results: Rainbow Garage 3. Fluhr ers 1 ; T io Toms 3. Holiday Cottee Shop 1: Richfield 3. Jot Fisher I; Bills 3, Eaglet I. High ld game, Irene Robnton TOO; hgh tnd set its. Irene RoOmson 501 ; high team game, fcao'es Aux. 6j h'gh team series. ms 114. SPORTSMEN'S LEAGUE W L 78 n n 13 13 73 13 ?0 16 10 1 19' i U't 111 If. 17 19 IT 19 16" 1 19' ) 15 71 W't H'Sj 13' t 3.V, I 14-1 9 IT j c Re- Moooc Lumber Jordan Shell Mobil Oil Company Drive More Motor Fuller Paint Dorr is Lumber Oaier Lake Machinery Pelican Service Lucas Furniture Local Loan 60 Cub Klamath ftiiimrds J. W. Kerns J. C. Reme NorthniMt Trailer Park Contolidated Freight Retullt: Mobil Oil Co. me 0; Kiamath B Uiardt 4. Crater late Machinery 0. Fuller Pant 4, North h.nt T raer Park 0; A'odoc Lumber 4. DOf Ml Lumber 0; Drive More Mo tor t J. Con)iKi'ed Freght 1; Jordan Vteu 3. o Oub l; Local Loan 3- Peli can Service 1; J. W. Kerns X i-ucat Furniture 1. High ream game. Modoc Lumber lot?! hgn team terras, Modoc lbr 3tl; high Ind. game, Gary Shearer 2tli h'9h Ind. series. Frank 'omC 617. Henry liollmon. rUx-trd in lia, was the hrsl Iteimblican to be elected governor ot Okla horn a. Tuesday, November S. 1963 crawling, out from under a 10-7 stinging from Oregon State. "We are in good condition," said Ralston. "And I feel we can win from the Trojans. Blames Himself "Our boys will be up mental ly for that game, I'm sure. I feel that we were not in the proper mental frame of mind for the Oregon State game. And that was my fault. "I was extremely disappoint ed in the loss. We just couldn't seem to get a drive going that carried past their 30 yard line. "But we could bounce back. Our letdown after the victory over Notre Dame possibly was natural. We'll have no trouble getting 'up' for Southern Cali fornia.' Even with the loss of quarter back Pete Bcathard, USC is ex pected to be favored by a touch down over the Indians. Howev er, on comparative scores, that doesn't stand up. Some Arithmetic Notre Dame beat USC by three points, and Stanford beat the Irish by 10. So on that ba sis, tlie Indians should be 13 points better. Or Washington beat USC by 15 points and whipped Stanford by "only" eight a difference of seven points in favor of the Indians. Despite his belief the Indians can win, Ralston still thinks the Trojans have quite a football team. "Against Ohio State, whom they beat 32-3, USC was as fine a football team as ever assem bled," said Ralston. "We catch them after a disappointing game. So we don't know how they will rebound." Ralston said that the Oregon State team that defeated his club was real quick and tough. "Our Steve Thurlow continues to improve and played an ex ceptional game from his half back position," said Ralston. "And our line was strong in the second half. We came out of the game with no injuries. We'll be ready for the Trojans." Defense Attention For 49ers REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (UPI Coach Jack Christian sen of the San Francisco Forty Xiners said today ho would con centrate on pass rush and pass defense this week as his team prepared to host Dallas this Sunday. These were the major weak nesses last Sunday when De troit ran roughshod over the lo cal eleven, 43-7. Defensive back Kermit Alex ander, who futilely attempted to guard Detroit's Terry Barr, sus tained an ankle sprain for his efforts but is expected to be ready by next Sunday. Alexander was repeatedly out faked by Barr and the rest of the secondary also looked sieve like as tlie hot-and-cold Detroit quarterback Karl Morrall hit 24 passes for M0 yards. But Christiansen said today that the defensive line must share in the blame for failing to put enough pressure on the passer. As the young coach said about rushing a quarterback, "You've got to worry him, knock him demn once in a while, ami cause him to throw before he's leady. We'll work on that." Hockey Will. .Standings Ity t nilrd I'rru International W L T Pts (IF G. San Fran 5 4 2 12 34 34 Seattle J 0 12 .14 23 Denver 4 5 1 9 38 37 Portland 4 4 t 9 25 22 Vancouver 4 6 0 I 41 44 Los Angeles 4 5 0 B 27 39 .Monday's Results No games scheduled Tuesday's .Schedule Portland at lxs Angeles STIIX TOP WINN KR.S lUNKlMY KJ;. UTI - Ar nold Palmer and Jack Nick laii. currently louring in Aus tralia, arc still setting the pace among professional golfers uith earning of $123.2.10 and $fR,9W, respectively. Only Dow Finstcrwald. in 5ith plat Among the top 18 money -winners, and Mason Ru dolph, in eventh place, were able to increase their earnings during last week's Almaden tCalif Open LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS EQUITY NO. 43-3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH THELMA GOLLIHER, PUmliM, vs. DARRELL GOLLIHER. Dlendanl. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, -you rt htreby required to appear nd antwer plaintiff's com plaint on til herein on or before Wed nesday, the 37lh day of November, 1963, and If you fail to o answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In her Complaint, to wit: For a decree of divorce of and from you upon the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment; granting and awarding to plaintiff the care, custody and control ot Mallssa Rae Gotliher, aged two years, minor child of plain tilt and defendant; ordering and de creeing you to pay Into the Clerk of the above entitled Court the sum of 150.00 per month tor the support and maintenance of said minor child; and ordering and decreeing you to pay Into the Clerk of the above entitled Court the further sum of J3J0.OO lor the use and benefit of plaintiff as Court costs and attorney fees herein. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof In the Herald and News once each week tor four consecutive weeks pursuant to the or der of the Honorable Donald A. W. Pi per, Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered the 23rd day ot Oc tober, 1963, the first publication to be made on the 29th day ot October, 1963, and the last publication to be made on the 26lrt day of November, 1963. EDWIN . DRISCOLL Attorney for Plaintiff 206 Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls, Oregon NO. 415, Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26. Probate No. 63-16 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 BERT ROBERT ALBERT, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have tiled my final account as ad ministrator of the above-entitled, es tate and that the Court has set No vember 20, 1963, at the hour of 10:00 a.m.. Circuit Courtroom No. 1, as the time and place for hearing obec lions to said final account. FRED FLETCHER, Adminis trator Proctor & Puckett Attorneys for Administrator 51S Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 407. Oct. 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 1963. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned. Executor of the Will ot Zero Polaire, deceased, has filed his final account and the Honorable Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for the County of Klamath, has set the 18th day of November, 1963, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. as the time, and the Courtroom ot said Court as the place tor hearing objections to said final account. RAY BAKER Executor L. ORTH SISEMORE Attorney for Executor No. 401, Oct. 15, 22, 29, Nov. 5, 1963. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice Is hereby given that I have filed my final account as executrix of the Estate of Elmer E. 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LOST 24 gauge automatic sno'gi-n Sat urday on North Poe Valley Road, will tinder please return to U? Oregon Ave , c catl TU 4 ?4fi fp rew-d PERSONALS 6 KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous. TU -jy1. TU a-1'04. help at envt.me BEGlNNElTsaianon. Help families of 1 alcoves. TU a-njt, Bo !05. REST HOVE New Mgr., excellent care. TU 4 H,. IF you art In need of Stanley Home Products, rail Imogen Briiey. TU 1-0700. WANT tit phone Deopl who Tivt alon. This dany service is to see it vou re OK or need heio The life wt save may be your own. call TU 4-4)7l. GRAHAM licensed home tor the aoed. ward care, special diet, personal inter est assured. TU 1-315 WANT ADS Bring Results! TU 4-811 1 SERVICES 10 BOOKKEEPING - Wilt keep books at home. Qualified all phases exceot in come tax. 30 yrs. experience. Refer, ences. TU 2-0169. ' LAND leveling, bulldoiing, subsollng, carryall work. D-6 CAT, TU 2-4760. CUSTOM BUTCHERING At your place, deliver to processing plant or leave. Al Stoll, TU 4-6126. LORNA'S DOLL HOSPITAL 1434 Lakeview St. TU 4-6992 13 yrs. in the same location TAILORING, alterations. Call Mar-gar-et Cumpslon, TU 2-2438. MEAT CUTTING Experienced retired meal cutler will cut and wrap your meat, very reason, able. TU 2-4801, 611 N. nth. PAINTING, wallpapering at its best. Interior, exterior, brush or spray, rea sonable price, free estimate, TU 2-3131. REMODELING, cement work, block work. References, reasonable. TU 2-5388. PAINTING, Interior and exterior, brush or general repair, collect 397-4483. HOUSE remodeling, cabinet making, furniture finishing, TU 4-4079. CUSTOM slaughtering. Beet, hogs, sheep at your location. Special rates it we cut, wrap, cure, smoke. Grigs by's Smokehouse, TU 2-0769. MARKETPLACE that never closes Is your Classified section. If you have any thing to buy or sell lust call TU 48111 for a friendly Want Ad taker lo help you place your ad. Gina's Tailor Shop Tailoring alterations for men, wom en, children. All work guaranteed. Reasonable Prices Gene's Men's Wear 537 Main PAINTING FAST i REASONABLE SERVICE TU 2 27.1 FIX-IT SHOP We Repair and Fix Anything Worth Fixing SAW FILING - BICYCLES T 4 C SHOPPING HOWARD CLEANERS Knits & Drapes a Specialty 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Weekdays and Saturdays 925 East Main TU 4-9889 Rose's Tailor Shop Complete Dressmaking - Alterations Tailorlnq for Men, '.Vomen, Children REASONABLE RATES 356 Division TU 3-6842 ft BODENHAMER'S The Ploce To WINTERIZE & STORE LAWN EQUIPMENT $5 & UP. 351 E. Main TU 4-4672 HEALTH 12 NUTRI-BIO products, available it Health 5!0re, 2227 South 6tM, TU 2-5733. HELP WANTED, FEMALE .... 14 OLDER woman desires part lime help, easy work, adult, TU 2-2628. AVON CALLING for sales representa tives. Christmas selling now in full swing. For information call TU 2-16B4. HOUSE KEEPER-baby sitter, live In or out, 6 days week. Ph. Merrill 798-5812. PRIVATE modern small living quar ters in country near town with acre ground, suitable tor retired couple, wid ow or widower. Furnished. Rent In ex change for light duties. Interested par ties write Box 617C, Herald News. Ref erences exchanged HELP WANTED, MALE 16 WANTED reliable farm hand. Must be able to handle farm machinery and trucks. Job all winter. Write Herald and News. Box else. DRIVER-salesmen required for the fol lowing: Klamalh Falls, 3; rural 2. $576 per mo. plus bonuses, commissions, rapid advancement, life insurance ben efits, company profit sharing, etc. No Investment or experience required. These are permanent positions. Apply 7 p.m. only, Nov, 6, 'Blue Room, Wi nema Hotel. BODY man and painter, must have own hand fools and be capable of do ing first class work. Steady year round employment. Contact Lou Spence, Mil ler Bros., Inc. WANTED DEALER STORE MANAGER By farm equipment manufacturer for factory - owned outlet in California. Must have retail sales experience, manaqertal abilities. Send complete resume, with photo. Attractive salary and bonus arrangement . . . Iringe ben efits ... car furnished. All replies confidential. Write to: HERALD AND NEWS BOX HC BOYS! SS0L EARN Extra Money by selling the Herald & News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact Htfrald & News. Circulation Dept., 1301 Esplanade PHONE TU 4-8111 . HELP WANTED 17 MAN and wile wanted on poultry farm, no small children, Rte. 2, Box Ul, TU 4-89J9. LAKE O' WOODS CARETAKER Van A wife referred. 65 or over, oood health. Handyman capabilities. Wife willing lo work. Should be able to swim & ) now) hoe or ski. Write Box 612C. Herald aV News. NOTICE TO JOB SEEKERS Alt help wanted ads published In the Herald & News are accepted in good faith that the lobs ottered are as stated in the advertising cooy. We are not re sponsible tor the integrity of our adver tisers. but we make eery effort to o-s-cover and reject ail misleading advertis ing. Anyone answering a help wanted ad nnd finding it to be misleading is ashed to report it to the Classified Ad vertising Oeoartment of the Here!d K SITUATIONS WANTED 18 COOK. 4 years eiocieix in hotel and restaurant. TU -3?30. WILL baby sit small ct"'d'en, my home, reasonable. TU 4-3525. RETIRED man, active and very han dy wifn too's, wM do work, very rea sonably. Will accept any work avail able. TU 4-H37 BABYSITTING by motheC anvtimtT my home. Oft Allamont, TU 2-274 COLORCO lady desires day work, Tues. only, $1 25 per hour plus car fart. T U 1-451. FOR DEPENDABLE CHILD CARE TU 31144 13:1 Carlson Or. JACK 1 JILL DAY NURSERY WANTED day wark. $l.jj per hour. TU 4SJ7 IRONING, washing. pickuO. deliver, fast service. TU -4l4. I RON I N 0 TOD6i H MY" HOME TU 4-13 going mhi-a Checu C la is i rice 'ton 0 tor real buys in boats, motors, used fish-, gear. You II be amaied at tht bar-j ROOMS FOR RENT .. .. 22, 1 CLEAN. com'0'tble rooms. biockl", ; Irons Mam. $$ uo. TU 4-435. j STfAM heated. cean.ov et!eeoingr I rooms. I'D So. 5th. TU I-OJ14. ' ROOMS POR RENT 22IHOUSES FOR RENT 24 MEN, housekeeping rooms, $34. 134 No. 3rd. TU 4-6033, TU 4-9217. COMMERCIAL Rooms clean, com fortable, reasonable rates, S7 wk. up. Accommodations for lunch packing. Working man's rooms, loungt room vith TV. 535. 539 Commercial. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 MILLS 3 room furnished apt.. IIS. 424 Division. EWAUNA DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. 219 So. 11th TU M062 NOLAN apt. redecorated, furnished I bedroom, TU 4-S038, 312 N. Illh. TWO bedroom unfurnished deluxe apl.. newly redecorated, W0, TU 2-6500. TWO bedroom furnished, heat, water paid, TU 2-419 or TU 4-3577. CLEAN furnished. Mills, utilities paid, some hour work available to right per son, prefer non-smoker, TU 4-6574 a ti er noons and wee ends. 1714 FARGO, 2 bedroom, water fur nished, S50, adults preferred. TU 2-1324, TU 4-7447. FURNISHED I room unit. S40. 2 room apartment, $41.50, 3 room apartment. S55. Utilities paid, shared bath, adults only. 419 No. 10th. FURNISHED 2 room bachelor apt.. $30, 2126 Reclamation. SMALL furnished, close In. utilities pd. $28.50, $37.50, 433 N. 10th. ONE bedroom apartment, furnished or unfurnished. Park Court Apts., 503 Al ameda. FURNISHED APTS., off street park ing, TU 2-4736 weekdays after 5 p.m. anytime weekends. FURNISHED apt., utilities, steam heat, Weyerhaeuser, $40, TU 4-8313. AUDLEY APTS. One bedroom lurnished or unfurnished, available Nov. 1, 303 S. 8th. NICELY furnished 2 bedroom apl. only 2 blocks from 61h & Main, $45 mo. TU 4-4756. SMALL furnished apt., ideal for single person, washing facilities. Inquire 1324 Oak, TU 2-6298. FIVE room, 1'j batft, all electric, gas heat, 147 Dahlia, $125 mo. Owner, G. S. Vergeer, 242 Trenton Or., San Bruno, Calif. JU 8-2766. FURNISHED, heat paid, private en trance, adults, 1421 Esplanade, TU 2-2770. THREE room furnished apt.. Mills Ad-"" dition, $37.50 TU 2-3194. 2 ROOM furnished, utilities paid, 224 Michigan, $35, TU 2-0575. TWO room furnished apt. completely redecorated, wood and all utilities fur nished, $37.50, near downtown, TU 4 3353; eves, TU 4-6304. CLEAN furnished 2 room apt. $45 mo utilities paid, TU 2-0329 before 10, after 5, 1842 Esplanade during day. FURNISHED APT., close in, heal, hot and cold water Included, $65, TU 4-954. TWO newly decorated one bedroom apartments. New furniture. TU 4-6732. 1 BEDROOM apartment across bus depot, garbage and water, furnished. TU 2-3169. PLEASANT uptown furnished, I re' i" heat, adults, $65, Alpha Apts. TU 4-4522. C L EANlur nished apts. All utilities.- mu twain, ureer aps. COMPLETELY furnished apt., all util ities, 1411 Main. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Furnished. Near new OTI. Kitchens, weekly rates, carports, PELICAN MOTEL, TU 2-9256. ONE bedroom furnished apl., washing TacniTies, i u i-stiv. $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 1U7 WASHBURN WAY TU 41:7) Off jc hours 1 a.m. to S p.m. HOUSE OF ROCKS MOTEL Rooms-Apis,, daily, weekly rates. Reasonable. 2005 Biehn, TU 2-9130. APARTMENT FOR RENT Spacious 2 beoroom apartment on Paci fic Terrace. Wall to wall carpeting, large wardrobe closets. Stove & refri gerator furnished. No pets, please. $79.50 per month. Jomes F. Stilwell & Co. 519 Main Street TU 4-3136 After 5:00 Call TU 4-7006 KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 2544 Union 1 & 7 bedroom aoartmenft Furnished or unfurnished Spacious Rooms Tastefully Decorated Wall to Wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental includes all services except teleohone and electricity Dorothea Nolan TU 2-0764 KINGFALLS APARTMENTS and MOTEL 2660 Shasta Way One and Two Bedroom apts. Furnished and Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Doily, Weekly Motel Rotes TU 2-5577 HOUSES FOR RENT 26 ONE bedroom furnished house, ph. TU 4-4379 or TU 4-1576. TWO 2 bedroom unfurnished houses. Mills Add'n, 701 Division, $67.50 and 1017 Mitchell, $61.50. TWO bedroom unfurnished, garage, part basement, north side. $55 mo., TU 2-3461 days; TU 4-45(1 eves. TWO bedroom bouse5521 DelawareT Oh. TU 4-S66A ONE bedroom furnished, washinq fa-" cilitles, imutre 1324 Oak, TU 2-6291. LOVELY 2 bedroom duplex, electric heat, unfurnished exceot range, garage, $90. TU 2-1396 evenings. LOVELY 2 bedroom duplex unfur n.shed, range, electric heat, carport, references, $70. TU 4-9063 after a. CLEAN modern ? bedroom, near Shai la School, 150. TU 2-265t. UNFURNISHED 6 rooms, dost in also' 2 room lurnished, TU 4-3759. 1 BEDROOM lurnished, close In, wa ter, garbage paid. Si J, TU 4-9961. 3 BEDROOMThouse, ifBiiWefu" 2-4219. Evenings after 5:30. 3 BEDROOM lurnished or unfurnished," V0, 4107 Homedaie, TU 4-1910 NEAR air base, ? bedroom uniur nished, $40, TU 4-4915. ONE bedroom, furnished; fenced yard, garage, 160 mo. TU 4-40;. 3 BEDROOMS, partly furnished, south suburban, TU 4-9000. THREE room furnished. $35. wa'er "pd 24' j Martin. TU i-97U THREE bedroom unfurnished home. Close m. call TU 4-437. LOVELY 2 bedroom duple, stove. r- Jr.gerator furnished, TU 2-1544. ATTRACTIVE 1 "bedroom furnished" duoles, nc yard, TU 4-54, TU 2 312 FURNISHED 1 bedroom home$45 Inquire 111 Pine. CLEAN 2 bedroom, unfurnished, 155, 160 Johnson, TU 4-901. UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom, basement, 301 No. 3rd. $60. Inquire Ml Pine, TU 4 Sill "u N P uWlSHED J bedroom. Ctose to' High School, view, fireplace, TU 4-911. FOR rent trailer house, wash house, double garage. $414 independence. FURNISHED I rooms, water, garbage' paid. $:?. TU 2-43, TU 1417, ONE bedroom furnished, garbage, wa ter paid, $J5. ru 2-0517 UNFU RnTshEO houstor'' rent.-call" Mr. Ramp. TU 4-1 toe. Tu 2-451 eves. SMALL finished 4 rooms, $JI.clese in. 2:03 Oak. MODERN two le'g rooms and bats, partly furnished. sutb'C couo't "d one chiki. $4. 442 Shasta Way. TWO bedroom due lew. Mills." $is Two bedroom unit tn tr--oiex. jef) Ait stoves end refriaerators. BRUCE OAENS, REACTOR, TU 4-ji2. CLEAN, 1 bedroom furnished duplex. Hoi Springs, water paid, TU Me. FURNI5HED 2 bedroom. 178, till Gary, TU 2-5W9. CLEAN unfurnished 2 bedroom duplex, north side (75. TU 4-4217. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, base ment, $75. 622 Lowell, TIJ 4-8554. "FURNISHED 1 bedroom home. Call TU 2-3702. MODERN 2 bedroom duplex, unfurn ished. Mills Add'n. Electric heat. No pets. $85. Call TU 4-5561 after J or weekends 2 LA RCE bedroom duplex, dinette, stove, refrigerator, carport, TU 4-4246. "UNFURNISHED 2 ' bedroom home. $5oT inquire 1339 E. Main. THREE bedroom modern house, small pasture, $45, TU 2-4208. TWO bedroom unfurnished house, $45, 1745 Key Street, TU 2-5054. TWO bedroom furnished or unfur nished, South Suburbs, TU 4-8795. MILLS Addition 2 bedroom unfurnished duplex, $). Inquire 2441 Eberlein. 61 7LINCOLN, 1 bedrooriTturnished or partly furnished. Oak panel walls, fire place, Gaw thermostatic control, mod ern kitchen, beautiful view, only $55 for desirable tenants. TU 4-4705. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom. Close to schools. TU 2-0675, TU 4-4484. FURNISHED 2 bedroom. $75. and 1 bed room, $55, automatic washers, dryers, TU 4-7B75. TU 4-8356. THREE bedroom unfurnished, 3 miles north. Garage, fireplace, yard, $85, TU 4-5647 after 5. ' HENLEY, 4 acres, 2 bedroom unfur nished, stove, electric heat. Garage, $80. TU 4-9573. FOU R bedroom unfurnished home, 2 baths. Suburban area, $125. TU 4-8879 affer 5 p.m. MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27 OFFICE building, 7242 Hllyard, suit- able for contractor, real estate, what-have-you. Yard space available. Days, TU 2-3464; eves. TU 4-9855. FOR rent or lease 40 acres Irrigated pasture, 2 bedroom modern home, i mile of river frontage, located on Williamson River, TU 4-5765. COMMERCIAL building for rent or lease. 1,120 sq. ft. $75 per month. 2328 Wiard, TU 2-6534. REAL ESTATE WANTED .... 28 LISTINGS NEEDED In all price ranges - especially need a MODERATELY PRICED older home in a good district. Also needed - a 3 bedroom, up to $17,000, in Shasta or Ferguon School districts; a 3 bed room and DEN, up 10 $12,000. SMALL ACREAGES are also needed. Your listing will be given prompt attention and good advertising. WALKER REALTY Jeanie L. Wolker, Broker 402 Main SI. Slevens Hol,l TU 2-4154 Anytime, TU Mil: ivinlngs REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE . 29 71 CITV view lots. Hot water well. Trade lor equity, TU 4-9754. I am a "TRADER" ARE YOU? why sell when you can trade. Cell DEANE SACHER REALTOR Member International T radars Club Licensed - Ore. Cal. Ida. Wash. 1037 Main St. TU 4-4 tJ7 TRADE A home In Winema Gardens with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, tile entryway. Large living room, 2 lireplaces. Ther mopane windows, Thermopane patio and sun-deck doors. Large sun deck, covered patio, double garage. Forced air oil heat. Call and tell us what you have to . trade for this DELUXE HOME. . . McATEE REALTOR 339 E. Main Evelyn McAlee H.rold HoHls TU i.4641 TU J-5935 TU J Ut'S REAL ESTATE fOR SALE .... 39 FOR sale 2'? acre tracts. Henley dis trict, good soil, weter available, TU 21 144. IMMACULATE 2 bedroom. Mills, Im. mediate possession, Wright Real Es lale.'TU 2-t3SI, TU 2-1001, or TU 4.1576 HOT Springs, good older 3 bedroom home, it. 000 equity, will consider terms. TU 2-S691. 11 500 EQUITY for $350. Take Over" FHA loan, 2 bedroom, south suburban. " TU 4-72M. TWO furnished rentals orTonrtot. '" cellent Income! Full price $6,000, TU 4-921S. Street, Henley district. Under sewer and water, 1 block off So. lh. MnUn 723-228?. Cal-Ore Ranches 109 FARM and QAuru itu i. tk. R06UE RIVER VALLEY near Grants Pass, Medford and Eagle Point 5 to IM acre tracts low a $150 DOWN L 115 MONTHLY. Write for FREE FARM and RANCH CATALOG Including ohetos, descr.pt.onj, maps. CAL-ORE RANCHES 143-C East Main St.. MEDFORD, ORE. "4315 BARTLETT StarterHomt of' Brick . Franklin Fireplace - At. tached Garage - ' Acre . $7500 Low Down Payment - Owner will carry contract. 421 WASHINGTON Solid Home Completely Furnished - One lidt made Into an apartment & rented Only $12,500. Easily Financed. FOR RENT 2 Bedroom Home - Fire place Garage - Furnished - 1 Bafhs Full Basement. $90. OCHROEDER CO. 434 MAIN - TU 4.S914 - TU J.DIII STROUT REALTY" 5429 S. elh Ph. TU 4-5211 EVENINGS CALL Bob K Stella Dehlinger TU J-01 Hank Holman TU 2-5041 HENLEY SCHOOL new two bedroom, large lot, paved street, attached oa rage, - $9,000. SUBURBAN 3 bedroom, paved street, fenced yard. This Is a wetl maintained home In excellent condition, $9,500. SUBURBAN 3 bedroom, fireplace, new wan to wall ceroef, i baths, attached garage and carport, $14,7,0. two acres, Henley School ) bedroom with fireplace, $10,500. Ml acres. Merrill Hiqhy, aft flood Irrigated alfalfa and pasture. Larger three bedroom home with flreeiace, o'us modem two bedroom. $64,000. SFT Presents 2 ACRES PASTURE!!! 3 bedroom suburban home. City wafer and suburban sewer. Horse barn. Land fenced and cross fenced. Priced rea sonably at $14,000. BARGAIN DAY!!! 3 bedroom suburban home. Ad lie en t to Soutn Stith snooping, City water and suburban sewer. Owner will sell on ifini- pi n...uary. mis 11 a real ! bargm at $11, 503. I r TUCKER j c Real Estate I 2240 So. 6th TU 2-7241 ,Hjnk HonstTU 2-3101 vtt. Fred Tucier TU 4-9742 tfl.