Oregon Primary Called Vital
By l aird PrtM International
Oregon Republican leaders
pointed today to the stale's May
primary election as significant
for Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of
New York, who today announced
formally his candidacy for the
GOP presidential nomination.
Gov. Mrk Hatfield said "It
will take a personal extensive
campaign and winning a ma
jority of the important primar
ies" for the New York gover
nor to achieve his goal. Hat
field said he felt Rockefeller's
Oregon chances were good "if
he comes into Oregon and
spends some time here."
Phil Roth, state Republican
chairman, said lie felt Rocke-
feller "at this moment is run
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Klamath County United
ning substantially behind for the
nomination." But he felt a vic
tory in the New Hampshire and
Wisconsin primaries could bring
him into the Oregon primary a
much stronger candidate. "A
victory in Oregon and in the
California primary would again
propel him back to the center
stage for the nomination," Roth
said.
Lowell Paget, GOP national
committeeman, did not forecast
Rockefeller's chances. He point
ed to the state's primary law
which binds the 18 GOP con
vention delegates to the choice
of the voters at least until after
two ballots have been cast at
the convention or unless the
state's choice receives less than
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35 per cent of the convention's
votes on the first ballot.
Mrs. Moore Comments
Mrs. Collis Moore, Oregon's
GOP national committeewom-
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RAD AL'SSEE. Austria 'I'Pll
Tlie government has decided
to continue searching the bot
tom of Lake Toplitz for possible
Nazi treasures despite Die high
cost of the project.
Diving operations so far this
year have cost an estimated
$163,000. An Austrian Ministry
of Interior spokesman said Ger
man army officers reportedly
dumped documents and treas
ures into the lake at the end
of World War II.
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To Rocky's Hopes
an, said "Gov. Rockefeller is a
tremendous campaigner and has
great personal charm." She said
siw would rale his chances good
for the nomination, although she
said she was not certain about
Oregon.
Hatfield and Mrs. Moore said
they did not believe Rockefel
ler's announcement made it nec
essary for Sen. Barry Goldwa
tcr, R-Ariz., lo announce his
plans before January. Roth said
he believed Goldwater should
announce his intentions before
then. Paget said he understood
Goldwater indicated at Eugene
last month he intended to an
nounce his plans tiefore Janu
ary. All four were asked if they
felt adverse effects of Rocke
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feller's divorce and remarriage
were lessening.
Hatfield and Paget replied
they did not know. Mrs. Moore
said, "No, not from the mail
I receive."
George Hinman, Republi
can national committeman
from New York and a Rockefel
ler booster, was in Oregon on
what he termed "a feeling out
trip." lie predicted Rockefeller
would get the nomination and
win.
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HOLLYWOOD iL'PIi - Five
year old Kym Karalh has been
cast as Jack Lemmon's daugh
ter in "Good Neighbor Sam."
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PAGE n Friday, November I, 1S6J
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
How To Cure
'China Pecker'
By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: Here's a
cure for that friend of "Plain
Folks" wlio has a habit of turn
ing over tne
china and ex
amining the
silver to hunt
for hallmarks.
A cousin of
mine bad u
friend who did
the same
thing. Every-
one was annoyed with her.
When the group met for lunch
eon one day, the snoopy woman
proceeded to turn over the chi
na plate, as usual.
The hostess had been warned
about her. She pasted a piece
of adhesive tape on the bottom
of the plate with this message:
"We just knew you'd look!"
The woman turned three
shades of red and has not
Jacoby
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Defender"
By OSWALD JACOBY
NinflsnapiM! Ehtnrp.riS)i Asn
Kvoryono wh has oor
plajiod n's!ier brkijo kas suf
fcnod wi!4 tliat tyajio of pai'taw
wliitrh I oil "Tim GallwU Ds
Swislor." T!w gallant dclSoiiilon 16 ftai
St keep the flag flying irrospsc
Ike of the cost and thope is
notffiiw his partno can do
ataut it. Onoe in a while the
ktan4er will point eat that the
I HXkjxdiflt set he teok was real
ly worthwhile baeease b3 want
on t i the rubber and ac
tually sailed a couple ef hua
tood points.
Chicviga. op four deal brii;e.
ie k)ly to caum tkoss gJluat
dbfsufers to'mend their ways.
Stm t&oir sopbwli'y can't jus
tify Aa HW.pouil sot utuai it
win the game.
Oa ike oHwr bend ChicajA
offi euennraat! ovarfnd'.iin,
but with good h:urtk oa'.y. The
f;wl that there is a pobaiAJ
' gauxe bmns en every dteol
BKihes it raitoa salty to toftj
me short of guana A tiiiwe b,
:foo,' renl c'jfhfpc to cavh in an
ttait bomi.
Thus, there Wi n p-onit m
Suata's tiiwu Bnuf) n(4i. Btt
had the kucoKt rmuiiHite of B
poiats for his epeniiijin
tromp. Hi piitDr bed
raided to tfto axd Suth shonM
owe pgiMcd and hoped to
raato his eight trs.-ds.
wen the heart (itro
with too ami rctttrmd t ha
suit. tire oMaika
oJtal four hearts mil a
sptrte aad Soah m doo one.
SU'waWy ow)ji, itortS com-pl-anyd
airoat bwt lack, ift AV
irMml the fact thvt ix-das
Ixoka and that tlie axi1ini fi
nesoe was on aud poorted out
that it tool) a . hoeet Iwoai to
cost him tift umo.
Too'll 'tan all l' hitcA.io
(oiujil'a ith our copy !
-'i at Brijp l)sali
Jrmty." Jnxt sn4 yo eism.
ddres. mi S cents to: Os
uaW Jsceby K8jsr .ftSTice.
c-o this Resj'ar. J O. tew
Jiifl. IcM. A It.isES
lio..New York l. .y. '
1
Q The bidding hs Veen:
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You. South, hold:
I A VAJ KJ7S AAQ109S
' What do you do now?
A Thia U a toath problmt,
! I hare no eriilrtsm of a ptv,
I bul It my partner ia not foln-
to treat lonr no-trump aa
I Blackwood on thia amuence I
i would bid four no-trump.
TODAY'S QI ESTION
Instead of blddina- thr no-
O trump your partner bids two
) ides. Whit do you do now ?
1 Answer Tomorrow
(iHAHAM FIK1ST
BELMONT. N. C. 'ITI' -K
anlist Billy Graham w ill
deliver his (nt address on the
campus of a Catholic tv! lo.ee
htre Nov 18 wlrn lie ix.k to
j stmlcrHs and faculty mombt'rs
1 o( BekmonC Abbey College.
been known to peek under a
plate since that time. Print
this, Ann. It may cure some
other ill-mannered snoops of
this petty habit. H. M. W.
Dear H.M.W.: Here's your
letter and I heartily endorse the
gimmick.
Dear Ann Landers: Why is it
that unless a girl gives in be
fore marriage the fellow is not
interested? The story usually
goes like this: "If you loved me
you'd prove it. If you aren't
willing to prove- it you don't
love me, so we'd better call it
quits."
I've been going with this man
for several months. We are not
teenagers, Ann. I'nV)9 and he
is 42. The trouble is I did give
in to him a few times but
I've thought it over and decid
ed I don't want this kind of re
lationship eutside of marriage.
Now I'm afraid if I refuse to
go along with him he'll drop
me.
Please don't tell me lo stop
seeing this man beitause I do
kjfe him. Furthermore, the
next man will have the same
ideas since all men are alike
when it comes to this. FIGHT
ING AND LOSING.
Hear F andL: Son-y, Topis,
you lost your turnip card. A
id who gives, ajcay sani.Tij
ohas no right to comppaln when
the man dociuts he likes the
merchandise,.
Both you "kids" haxe becji of
marriageable age for quite s.oirie
(Imo. If ho won't put the rins
fin your linger now ho nevej
wiU. G w ith It.
Dour -Ann Landor$: 1'va been
a stepfather for three months
and it sooms as if I've had 300
years filled with problems.
My wife admits Betty Is
spuiied rotten. She tried to make
up io Betty for the divorce by
catering to her. I needn't de
scribe the results of such ma
neuvering. The weak sflor we were mar
ried, Betty swathed up my car
and 1 blew my stack. My wife
was furious because I lost my
torn nor.
Tws nooks age 'my awn son
wont into the sorvice and loft
his car in our garage. I told
Betty she could not drive his
car because he wauled it in
good shape when he came home.
When I Jearned she was driving
his car on the sly I put it in a
commercial garage with orders
that no one ba pernueted to
take it out.
Betty tried to take the car out
and failed. Then she told her
mother I had humiliated her be
fore tlie garage men. Now she
refuses to speak to me. I'm
tcmptad to turn her over my
knee jnst once. Shall I? STY
MIED Dtniv Stynmsl : Hi). It waiJtlb
iwdae In demise ynu evxui
rflrto. Spautentf a .TO-jjcub-oM"
ffll R no way tji Duillli a dttien
fndiurj-dflimMci niulionhini
You need protoswibnBl athAa
tb tban how to eopc wjth fflft
ffAt I ucgB ynu to get rnirji.
And it uniy vsdl bo thtd sins
iiWilft son gl(fiSi'cij8fs)' Mfc
Confidential lo JUST ON
PJ;BING: Ifemoa ? ? ? Ne!
Bnt nst jail, please. ."Daddy is
awsy wJi'kiog" is a good an
swer. It will satisfy thera and
you will not be lying sines he
is acttfelly doing some wook
tbwe.
Ann LjodfliV frank ifiid in
formal iva now book, "Teon
Agars and Sex" isa.Soi is bow
available l your book store.
Ann Ladrs will be glad to
help yoa .with your problaow.
Sad Ibm to her in cam o,f this
newspaper encjesing a stamped,
nelf-addressexl envelope.
Ann Landers' bookltt,
To 8 Date Bait." gives soued
sod solid rules for tceVa$e diet
ing. To receive a cop', enclese
with your rcijit 28 cents it
coin and a long. slf-ad(!te&d.
st;Gp8d en'clopa. ' '
At' Early Dqfe)
TIMJSRLINE LODGE aPI'
Timberline Lodce will ops a
week caliiT than planned be-0cau.-c
of an early heavy snow.
maQicr Richard Kolin.-tan:Qn
said today. More than tuo feet
of snow has fallen.
KohiKtamm said the down
stairs part of the loe would
ie ovn Saturday through Mon
nay from 8 am. until 6:30 p. mo
and fkt lifts would operate from
9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The lodce
then will close until Nov. 15. the
rvcularly scheduled opening, he
said.
LEGAL NOTICE?
Gua'd a"O-0 No 60-a
NOTICE Oc GUA9DIAN 5 SALE
OC REAL PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
TNR ST.tE o OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY O KLAVATM
tn r Va"er of tt E sta't Of
LIP VAE SMITH. A V nor.
NOT1C IS HEREBY GIVEN Hf
Cvjun o and bv '"ue ot an oro'
moe ard e'ftd w 'Ne above-ei'-'ed
vourt rd caws O" tt Xih ay o
LEGAL NOTICE
Octobtr, 1HJ. signed by tn Honortbit
DONALD A. W. PIPER. Judge ot Md
Court. Itie under sigrwd, s gurd.i(n
of ine esuie of LIDA WAE SWUm.
minor, will on nd "er the tth
day of December, 143, at Ihe hour
of 10:00 a.m. proceed to sell real
properly of said estate at orivale sale
for cash or for part cash and part
credit as may to tne guardian seem
advisable, suojeef to tne confirmation
ot tne aoove-enlitted court, said real
property being situated in Klamath
Counry, Oregon, and being more par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit:
An undivided '4 interest in NW'i
SE'4. Lots S, , 7, I, Section 31. Town
snip 30 South, Range East Willam
ette Meridian. Klamath County, O r e
gon containing U8.5 acres, more or
less.
An undivided 3-40th Interest in S'i
NE' Section 10; W'.iSWU Section 11;
Township 34 South, Range 13 East
Willamette Meridian, Klamath Coun
ty, Oregon, containing 1M acres, more
or less.
An undivided IMMth Interest in S'i
NE'. Lots 1 and 2, Section 3. Town
ship 34 South, Range 12 East Willam
ette Meridian, Klamath County. Ore
gon, containing 12 acres, mora or
less.
An undivided T-40th Interest in NE'i
Section 22, Township 36 South. Range
12 East Willamette Meridian, Klam
ath County, Oregon, containing 160
acres, less 18-5 acres conveyed I o r
highway.
An undivided l-60th Interest in NE'
NE'd Section 35, Township 36 South,
Range 12 East Willamette Meridian,
Klamath County, Oregon, containing
40 acres, mora or less.
An undivided l-60th interest in SE'
Section 27, Township 36 South, Range
12 East Willamette Meridian, Klam
ath County, Oregon, containing 160
acres, more or less.
An undivided l-60th interest In E'i
SW'd, W',jNWU Section 36, Township
36 South, Range 12 East Willamette
Meridian, Klamath County, Oregon,
iLtontaining 160 acres, more or less.
An undivided l-60th interest in S'i
S'2SW'4 Section 10; NE'NW' Sec
tion IS. Townshio 37 South, RatrJje 12
East Willamette Meridian, Klamath
County, Oregon, chaining SO acres,
more or less.
Bids will be received by the under
signed guardian at 740 M&n Street,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
THE UNITED STATES NA
TIONAL BANK OF PORT
LAND (Oregon)
by: RAY LUNG, Trust Officer
Guardian of the Estate of
LIDA MAE SMITH, a mirty
Proctor &Puckelt oQ
Attorneys at Law
5)8 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oretsn
No. 426, Nov. t, 15, 22, 29, 1963.
Guardianship No. 60-57
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S S-PLE
OF REAL PROPERTY0
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Matter of the Estate of
IDA MAE SMITH, a Minor.
NOTICE IS HEREBY 'GIVEN that
pursuant to and by virtue of an order
made and entered in the above-entitled
court and cause on the 30th day of
October, 1963, signed by the Honor
able DONALD A. w. PIPER, Judge of
sald Court, the undersigned, as guar
dian of the estate ot IDA MAE
SMITH, a minor, will on and after
the 9th day of December, 1963, at the
hour of 10:00 a.m. proceed to sell real
property ot said estate at private sale
lor cash or for part cash and part
credit as may to the guardian seem
advisable, subject to the confirmation
of the abave-entitled court, said real
property being sitoated In K lamalh
County, Oregon, and being more par
Itcularly described as fellows, to-wit:
An undivided 4 Interest in NW1,
SE'4, Lots 5, 6, 7, a. Section 31, Town
ship 39 South, Range 8 East Willam
ette Meridian, Klamath County, Ore
gon containing 158,5 acres, more ar
less.
An undivided 3-44fh interest In S' j
NE'4 Section 10; W'W'i Sfectiei 11;
Towflshiy 3 Sbotrt, Range 12 Cast
Willamette Meridian, Klasntfh Ceen
ty, Oregon, containing it acres, ratot
or less.
An undivided 11-1o4tfi infenesl is J' i
NB4, Lots I and 2, Section 3, Town
ship 36 South, Range 12 East Witttftn
ette Meridian, Klamatt Cognty, Ore
gon, containing 163 acres, raoie er
less, -
An undivided 1-40trt Interest 4n W
Section 2fi, Township 36 Seofb, Ratftw
12 East Wiltornajfe ffleritfein, Kftttu
ath County, Oreflpn, containing 1$
acres, lest 18.5 acres conveyed f e r
highway.
An undivided 1-oVh lateresf in MS.
NC4 Section 35, Township 36 Sosta,
Range 12 Easx Willamette MeridAa,
Klamath County, Oregon, containing
40 acres, more or less.
An Bndivide l-69tb interest In E'4
fee Hon 27, Township 36 Son, Range
12 Bast Willamette Meridian, Klam
ath County, Oregon, containing 160
acres, more or loss.
An undivided l-60ti Interest in E'j
SW', W'jNW''4 Section 36, Township
36 South, Raaqe 12 bast Wiltaamse
Meridian, KlantttPi Cooaty, Oregon,
cootaining 160 acrej, more ar less?
An undivided l-ootti interest in S' j
S'7SW'4 ftction 16; NE'.NW1. Sec
tion 15, Township 37 SooBi, Range 12
East Willamette eridDin, KlanPOti
County, Oregon, coatoinmg 80 afres.
more or less.
B'bi will be received btf the under
signed guardian at 79 Main 3toaf
Kl8ih Falls, Oretyn.
THE UNITED STATUS NA
TIONAL BANK OF PORT
LAND (Oregon)
by: ftAY LUNG, Trust Cdficer
Guardian ot tp SstRle ol IQA
MA& SMITH, a miror
roctor a Puckett
AtlOnevs at Law
5)8 Main Street
Klaroitri Falls. OrrOQ)
No. 45, Nov. 8. 15, 22, 29, 1963.
ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL FOREST TI(VpiR
FOR SALE
GRE.OCK
Oral acution bids Willie received by
the Forest Supervisor, or his autho
riied rfp-esentative, or the second
f'flor of the Klamath eounty Libra
ry Building. 126 South Third Street,
Kenmelh Falls, Oreoon. beqinning at
2:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard Time, De
cember 10, 1963, for all merchantable
timber marked or designated for cut
tir on an area embracinq 509
acres, more or less, within Section
25, T. 36 S., R. 5 E and Section JO,
T, 36 S.. R. 6 E., w.M , surveveO, In
the Winema National Forest, Orcottn.
The estiroatee) volumes are: 3,700 M
ooard feet of Poroerosa pine; 4.000
M board feet of Whfte fir. and 1.800
M board feet of Oouqlas-ttr. The
miniroum acctjf)tabie bid oer M board
wt is as follows: Rroerosa vine.
JWOS: White tlr, $7.X. artf D
'ir, Sll a. Triis includes "he fallwirttf
ratra. per M board ftt tr slumo,,
inc'LOino. tfeotsit fr sJ area tfcWr
ment: 13.00 bese ree plus an aatfi
tnal 113.65 for Punderosa pine; II 0b
base rate olus an aXltioual 9 tor
White fir; Si 04 bne rate plus ao aa
diticyiat A 45 1er Dflwlas-tir, and SI 4
ta- jiAjn oiKkOsal tor all io)ecies. The
stume r&rg. oyaolt for each se.
c es will Be increased ajy the arrexti.
I iaton rate in e'tepi for that iocies
i when the unamoytizea) estimate cot
i of tht main hayi roara hj tjeen an-y.
; t:ied by t.rr-r Kalfe. Tne unam.
ort,ied esiimated cost is 656 0
I Amortization rati re: Poroerosa
I pne. It 61 oer M trd feet; White
i fr, ic 34 oeo vi ttiro feet. ar6 Dote-
j las-fi', $.5i per m Ifjard feet. Aofrtt-
! jaf'on of estimatre main haul roe
costs It corretJted on 10 srcent of
t the etimatejj tirrr volume. Theaur
chsefomav "M1"' thit ,h contract
; provide tor more reo'd amortnat.on
i of t estimated cost of r0ds wh-ch
! must be constructed bejre normal
I loH'no ooerattoni will be possible
j The ortces b'd tor stumpaqe snail b9
i consoered as tentative rtes suaiect
to quarterly calendar ediustmer uo-
warfl or oownward by 0 5 of flit
tfence between the avereqtoot the
Western Pine Assation Lumber
price irdces as calculated by the For
est Se-vice at the end of each eaten
oar quarter, and te following base
indices: Ponderose Ptnt. a 21; Wh.te
tir, 42 2J. ard Douglas-tir. 70 7 Such
adjustments m t-e price to- stumoaoe
shn be aoocaoie to t.mber scaled
dr.ng te calendar quarter for which
the eoiwjtment n comouted in no
event, however, shad the payment
ra'es for each quarter be less thn tn
bae rates as stated above. When the
ao iused rates spec et are lower
than ine base rates, t difference oe
tMeen te total dollar value ot tim
ber cut at edtusted rtei and at base
rates fl be recorded for each soe
ces. Tne s'umpage rates for anv o.
cs wtii not be inceased above ttt
base rt until to subseovent adjust
ed rates accve base rtes t oo an
accumulated to'al doner va'ut m e
ceu o tre rKorped aKCumu'ed. de
LEGAL NOTICE
ference for all species. BealeJ b I d a
will be publkiy opened and posted, at
Klamath County Library Butlomg, at
2:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard Time, on
December 10, 1963. All Inose who sub
mitted a satisfactory sealed bid will
be permitted immediately to continue
auction b'dding. A money order,
bank draft, cashier's or certified check
in the urn ot 16,500 00 must accom
pany each bid, to be applied to the
purchase price, refunded, or retained
for application to any claim for dam
ages, according to the conditions of
sale. H feouested by the purchaser,
contract terms will permit felling ot
timber in advance ot payment up to
the value of the performance bond. If
an oral bid Is declared to be high at
the closing of the auction, the bid
der must immediately confirm the
oral bid by submitting it in writing
on a Forest Service bid form. The
right to reject any and all bids Is re
served. Forest Service bid forms for
use in submitting sealed bids and full
information concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and the submission
of bids should be obtained from the
District Ranger, Veterans Memorial
Building, 130 South Fourth Street,
Klamath Falls, or the Forest Super
visor, 411 Main Street, Klamath Falls,
Oregon, before bids are submitted.
No. 431, Nov. 8, 1963.
Guardianship No. 60-56
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
in the Matter of the Estate of
JUDY YVONNE SMITH, A Minor.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to and by virtue of an order
made and entered in the above-entitled
court and cause on the 30th day ot
October, 1963, signed by the Honorably?
DONALD A. W. PIPER, Judge Ot said
Court, the undersigned, as guardian
of the estate ot JUDY YVONNE
SMITH, a minor, will on d after the
9th day of December, r63, t$ the
hour of 10:00 a.m. proceed to sell
real prooerty ot said estate at pri
vate sale for cash or for part cash
and part credit as may to the guar
dian seem advisable, subject to 'rjf
confirmation of the above - entitled
court, said real property being situatftf
in Klamath County, Oregon, and beirO
more particularly described as fol
lows, to-wit:
An undivided 'i interest In NW'i
SEU, Lots 5, 6, 7. 8, Section 31, To
ship 30 South, Range 8 East Wille
ette Mgridian, Klamath County, Ore
gon containing 158.5 acres. rroYe or
less.
An undivided 3-40th lntert in S' i
NE'4 Section 10; W'jSW' SectflYi 11;
Township 34 Srwth. Range 12 East
Willamette Meridian, Klamath CrjWi
ty, Oregon, contain ir 160 acres, onore
or less.
An undivided ll-160th Interesb in S'.j
NE'i, Lots 1 and 2, Section 3, Tow
shio 36 South, Rane 12 East WiK&D
ette Meridian, Klamath County, Ore
gon, containing 162 across, mare or
less.
An undivided l-40th Interest In NC'4
Section 24- TtwnSitp 36 SauVi. fcanttf
12 East Wllteruetfe Merltoai. Klam
ath Ceuaty, Oree.n, cantainiig Wb
acres, less 18.5 acres cinveyed for
highway.
An undivided I-6W1 Interest In tlll1.
N"4 Section 35, Township 36
Range 12 East Willamette fleriidtv
Klamath County, Oregon, contaiiia
40 acres, more or less.
An undivided l-60th interest In S'-4
Section 27, Township 36 South, Ratty
12 East Willamette Meridian, Klam
ath County, Oregon, containing 164
acres, more or less.
An undivided l-60th Interest In E't
SW'., W.iNW'4 Section 36, Towi
34 5uth, Range 12 East WiiiaraMm
Meridian, Klamath County, Oregpi'
containing 160 acres, more ar leas.
An undivided l-60th Interest In S'i
S'jSW' Sectien 10; NSWNiV" ac
tion 15, Towistiia 3? Soutk, R33 12
Eect WillaoTette Meridian, KlMUHJb
Caonty, Oregon, containing BO at res,
more ar less.
Bids will be reoeived bv tbe wtOff
signed gaardian at 748 fflaia.
MteW&fa Falls, Oregon.
THC UNITED STATES ft
TIONftL BANK OF PKlfPP
LAltD (Oretn)
by: RAY LUTW. Triast CVbc$
Guardian of the BstiQp 4
judy Yvor?s smiTa a
minor
Proctor & Posktif
Attorn&vs ad Law
5W Vow ffreaf
Kleowaih Farts, Oregon
Eb. 4W, tot. 8, 15, 22, V. 133.
ADVBR.T l9f?0SST
NATIQ0UAL FCR16T Tlfl
FOR' SE
CALAMITY
Oral auction bids will be receivatf by
tbe Forest So per v wo r, er bis aLBla
rized rep res en a i ve on th second
floor ef the K I smart County Library,
126 360 Third Street, Klwa f.
Oregon, up to and not laier t&t 2.90
p.m., Pacific Standard Time, Dfftm
ber 10, 1963, for all merctaBr4tS tim
ber marked or designated Igr cvPatfb.
on an area embracing 5v6 acros, mo.'j;
or less, widiio Sections 19, at, 3, tf.
36, 3C aof 33. T. 36 S . R. 5 6 . V l .
surveyed, in the Winanss WWioaal For
est. The estiasHted voioroa are:
M board fe'et ef Shas totf fir; 2M J
bdWd fnl of Qouejnx-fir; 2$ 9
board teet of Western Wtttte pine, A
909 m board feel of White fir Ad
Otter & sties. The minimum acaaU
ahle bid per M board feet is w foj
lova: Shasta Red fir, Sb.EO; DoOjOa
fir, 3E.BO; Western White sine, P2.,
and VJhioa fir and Other Species, .3
This includes tbe followina rabs,
M board feet fo- stumoa9e. including
tieoosif for sale area betterment: St 00
base rate olus an acoitional 13.80 toy
Shasta Red fir: 12-00 base rate bq
Oi additional $2 80 for Douglas fir;
S3O0) 6a rate plus an aodittonaj n.7S
for Western White pine; $1.00 Wot
rate plus an additional $1 30 for WhiD
fir and Other Soecies, and ll.OO for
slash disposal for all species. The
sturrOjoe rates payable for each soe
cies vffil be increased by the arrcti
lation rate in effect for that soecies
when the unamortized estimated cost
of the main haul roads has been amgr-
tued by timber scaled. The unam
ortized estimate cost Is ffi.2O4.G0).
AmortizalOn rates are: ShasBt Real Or,
S3 66 per M toa'd feet; DouOs-nr.
SI. 94 0r M boaro feet; Wesown Wboaj
pine. S6.13 per M tend tojQ, anoi
White tir Vd .Other Soecios. MU
per M bOX co) frt. AmoKllzation f p
timated mam haul road costs is coat
puteo on EO wv ccot f the estoafta3
timber volume. The prices barf faj)
stumpaaYj shall be consfoAk'-Qd a 1
tative rates subjf to Htarterly 4
endar adjustment latffiod or dwvn
ward by 0-5 of the difference
between the averaoe of the Western
Pine Association tumiyer nce indices
as calculated by the Forest Service a
the ed of each calendar ouarter, and
the foilowm bum i"oc.o: Sbarta ftr
fir. 62.23; DO-lrm-lir, 7 Hi; WWIirA
Whies viae. 98.01, m White fir K
OQter Soci, M.23. Vocb aieaRMrn
in the nce for sta4te srft o
aooiicabie "o tirooer jetted atari!
caieroar quarter for wbich the atfjuO
ment is corticated. In nm evet, how
ever, shall tbe ayav rMBrs lor i
quarter oe less than the base rate
as staiee) anove. When ine acmaO'oi
rates by soecies are lower thi W
bae rates, the owwreoce K"rer (Xe
total dollar value pt timav cut a) 9
jus tea) rattF ar at rates will 9
recefoea for each oeces. The stunyav
Oe rates for any soecies wll ro Q
increao above the bas rate until
tne suoojent ao)iustea rroes aoave
ose rates deve'o an accamuifdf '9
to l o3iir value in ecess of the re
corded accumulator aiftert!b:t tr ail
soeces. Sealti bof will be o'Oty
ooened arvj costt at th KiOrtaA
Countv L-brarv ft'0rp Klamath
Fans. 8reqon, at 3 00 cm, cifiC
S'afdarrj Time, m Decent 10. V6J
o Ail tttiie who OjjbmittfOi a satsfact)rv
sealed bid witl be eafnittfft, immtt
a'fiv to co.it mui auction bcarl'0
money caer. bank dratt. csi ' 0'
certified chtxk in the sum of I1 800 W
must accompany eecn bd. to be eo
pMed to the purchase price, refunded,
or retailed tor anpiicatmn to a n v
claim for oamaqes, according to the
conditions of sale, if requested bv the
purchaser, contract terms will permit
fe'iinq 0 timoer tn ttva"Cf o pay
me"t uo to te va'ue of ire perform
ance bond If an oral b'd declared
to be hiqn at the ciosmg of auc
t.or, the b-dcer rrut immediately con
firm the O' 5-d o submitting it m
witinq i a Forest Se'vice b'd form
The rignt to reiect ar-y and all bds
is reserved. Forest Service b'd forms
for use m submitting sealed b'ds and
full Information concerning the fim
be'. tht conditioni of saie and tr-e
submission of bds houd oe obtained
from the District Ranger. Vete'0"S
Semor.i ftj.idtng. IJQ South Fou'th
Street, k'mah Palis. O'eqon. or te
FO'est Suoe'visor. 4t1 Man $''',
Klamath Pans, O'eoon, be'o'e b.as
are submitted
No. 40. Nov. I, IHJ