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Man Made Fires Object of Drive To Stop Losses Most HAKUI'S SUPER SERVICE We Give S & H Green Stumps À Phone 252 IT’S THE GENERAL ELECTRIC ALL-AUTOMATIC WASHER 6i7 years w¡ The S,*ntinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon NOTICE or HEARING ON FINAL SETTLEMENT are pre R K oks Heating systems. Koss say«, are Ian important fire hazard in many I rural and city home« He suggest* that heating systems be cheeked IHTiodicaily. Clean out chimney» ¡ and flues, seal crack«, replace I burned <>UI pi|M'» and above all, i ilo not Use faulty furnace cquip- ment if it 1» not In top notch working order. AIHNDINO TH! (2ND ENCAMPMENT of the Grand An y of the Republic, these six Union Army veterans Ros« declares that «puntan«-ou» brought a total of 617 years to the G A R. reunion in Gland Rapids, Mich. There are only 28 survivors in combustion is not a serious prob- the entire U. 8. Left to right, are: Chas. L. Chappci, 102, Long Beach, Cal.; William H. Osborn, 104, Joplin, Icm in ihe farm home ax a source Mo.; John II. Grate, 103, Atwater, Ohio; Theo. A. Penland, 89, Portland, Ore.; Albert Woolson, 102, Duluth, of fir«- danger But. It is the most Minn., and James A. Hard, 107, Rochester, N. Y« Hundreds of well-wishers greeted them. (Internatipnal) important cause barn lire: Homing hay is generally the fire the extent to which such agree estimated for the purpose of this source, Ross adds. ment will permit the use of the sale to be 2720 M. feet Douglas Home fires frequently occur at night trapping occupants of a NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE; road or right-of-way subject to the Fir, 100 M. Feet White Fir, 175 home while they arc asleep The Scaled bids, marked outside "Bid payment of reasonable compen- M. feet Incense Cedar. No bid for distance most farm nmidcnt« live for Timber", and addressed to the ' at ion to the assignor of the les* than $10.10 per M.ft.B.M. for from one another makes the pos Regional Admiiustrator, Bureau of United States. Further informa the Douglas Fir. $4 20 per M ft. sibility of a fnc being reported by Land Management, Region I, tion, including copies of the form K M. for the White Fir. $3.35 per of contract, bid forms and sched M.ft.B.M. for the Incense Cedar, ■i neighbor extremely remote in Swan Island Administration Build ules of contract payments may lx1 or a total purchase price of $28.- com|>arison with city fires. ing. Portland 18. Oregon, will be obtained at District Offices of the 478.25; will be considered. 9-4t-12 Ros« suggests that responsibil reieived until and opened at ity for disconnecting elecrical ap 10:31) a m., Pacific Standard Time, B.LM . located at Salem, Eugene, pliances and stove and furnace November 9, 1948, for the pur Roseburg. Coos Bay. and Medford, or at the office of the Regional dampen adjustment s before re chase of all merchantable timber The Blue Mountain Mothers Administrator. Bldg. No. 1, Swan tiring at night lx- delegated to «icsignated for cutting u(xm tiacts Island, Portland 18. Oregon. club met Thursday. Oct. 30, at nome memh-r <>f the family, hum- hereinafter described; the cutting Dated at Portland, Oregon, this the lunch room at the school house ■ rt«*w uho»-.. *.«•!«« . only one person k IS — and . removal of the timber to be 1st day of October, 1948. IN Mrs. Fay Taylor was elected trained in the o|M-ration of the carried out in accordance with the L A N E C Ô l N T Y SIUSLAW chairman and Mrs. Fanny Bostick furnace is a loss when that (icison forest practice rules approved on secretary. Mrs. Dorothy Wood is absent, Ross |M>ints out. Fires July 7, 1938, by the Secretary of RIVER MARKETING AREA T. worth and Mrs. Esther Ward were 15 S.. R. 7 W . W M , Secs 17. 18 are fr<«|uenlly the result of in- the Interior. Each bid must state and 20. all merchantable timber hostesses for the afternoon and । «I« i u-ni-ed manipulation. the amount per thousand f< < t, designated for cutting on a portion served a delicious lunch of cake Despite the number of fires, board measure, that will be paid and coffee. Mrs. Millie Roby and pT»|>erty loss and deaths that have i for each species and the total of the SW1« of Sec. 17, portion of Mrs. Elaine Roby will be hostesses the ESSE *4 of Sec. 18, portion of occurred from starting fires with I consideration which will be paid । the N'nNW'i, portion of the for the next meeting which will kerosene, the practice continues, fap Meh -j>< < h and the total con* NW '« NE*4 of Sec. 20. estimated be the third Thursday of every Ross adds. aideration which will be paid for for the purpose of this sale to be month after this. Mrs. Seidel. Mrs. the timber and a statement that 7035 M feet Douglas Fir, 385 M. Westerfield. Mrs. Millie Roby the bidder will comply with local feet Hemlock. 70 M. feet Western Mrs. Elaine Roby and Mrs. Phil manufacturing requirements as Red Cedar, 1010 M. Lineal Feet pot were elected to make out the St HOOI hereinafter stated. No bid for less Western Red Cedar Poles. No bid lunch menu for the next two than the appraised value will be for less than $1268 per M.ft.B.M. months. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, considered. Each bid must be sub tor the Douglas Fir. $5 74 per M.ft. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dugan spent in compliance with Sec. 111-908, mitted in duplicate and be accom- B M for the Hemlock. $4.00 per this last week at Yakima. Wash OCLA to the legal voters of panied by a deposit. The deposit j M.ft.B.M. for the Western Red ington visiting at the home of School District No. 45. of Ijine 'must be in cash or in the form of a Cedar. $ 05 per Lin ft. for the their son and daughter-in-law Mr. ( ounty. of Oregon, that a certified check on a solvent bank Western R*«i Cedar Poles, or a and Mrs. Leo Dugan. SPEC I AL SCHtMlL MEETING of and in favor of the Treasurer of total purchase price of $91,743.90, Mrs. Fred Frost of Cottage said District will lx- heki at Jcffcr- the United States. The amount of wii be considered. The sale area M>n School, on the 29th day of the deposit will be at least 20% of consists of two blocks, surrounded Grove spent Friday night at the OctoIxT, 1918, from 2 to 7 o'clock the first $1,000.01) of the appraised by blazed lines, and connecting home of her brother Harry Castle in the p.m., for the following ob- value of the timber; an additional rights-of-way through seed re while the men folks were in east jccts: To vote on the question of 10% of the next $9,000.00; an ad- serves. One block contains 48.00 ern Oregon hunting. Mrs. Kitty McCoy of Silk Creek consolidating Schisd LMbtricts No litinniil 5% of the amount between acres, made up of approx. 25 00 45 and 48, with an apportionment $10.000.00 and $100.000.00; and an acres in the SELSW1«, and ap is staying at the Everett McCoy- of assets and liabilities. additional 30 of any amount id prox. 3.5 acres in the SW'iSWL home at Blue Mt. while Mr. and Dated this 21st day of Septem excess of $100,000.00. The deposit of Sec. 17; approx. 3.0 acres in the Mrs. McCoy arc in eastern Oregon. Mrs. Floyd Jones spent last ber. 1!M8 will lie returned to unsuccessful NWLNW'i and approx. 16.50 C’EUIL E. BECK, Chairman bidders upon th«- award of the bid: acres in the NEL,NW1« of Sec. 20. week visiting in Tillamook at the Board of Directors. applied as part of the put chase The second block contains approx, home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jones. ' Everett. v.iiii Clarence J r riiiu illifj and Roy ATTEST: til iin iki nzie.ie _ price of the successful bidder; __ frn 2« niPprOa Duersl- »^‘ kmore and Jack D M HUSTED, DistrictM'lerk retained as liquidated damages if 16 25 acres in the SU'«SU %, and cline returned Sunday from a LUCILLE'L. KIJNGE, Co. Schoo) the successful bidder does not nnnmv * approx. 10.5 acres in the vuo NW1 ... Supt. and Ex-officio Sec. Dist. within thirty days of acceptance SWW; approx. 13.5 acres in the hunting trip in eastern Oregon 9-2tc-10 of the bid execute contract and NE'«SE'«, and apptox. 9.75 acres with three large bucks. Boundary Board. Mr- and Mrs. Fred Overton re furnish satisfactory bond and sat- in the SELSEU of Sec. 18. The isfactory evidence of his ability to connecting rights-of-way are made turner! Friday from the coast comply yvith the local marketing up of approx. .40 acres in the where they have spent three requirement. In sales over $10,- NW ’« NEand approx. 1.00 acre weeks building a house on their 000.00. the successful bidder will in the NELNW1« of Sec. 20; and lot there. They have bought a new ton and one half Interstate truck. be required to furnish a sworn fi- approx 16 acres in the S'nSWK« I ■lanciai statement in duplicate, of Sec. 17. All other timber on the 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Munsell have a new baby girl born Thurs- showing ability to fulfill the finan remaining 179 acres is reserved day Sept. 30. cial requirements of the contract. from cutting including blazed line Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCoy- In sales of $5,000.00 or less, the de- trees. T. 18 S„ R. 6 W . W.M.. Sec. returned Monday from eastern posit may lie retained as a cash 29. all merchantable timber desig bond; in sales of more than $5.- nated for cutting on a portion of Oregon with a nice buck. Mrs. Lester Rearrick and chil 00000. surety bonds will be re- the NW1« and portion of the NS quired as follows: more than $5,- SW1«. estimated for the purpose dren visited a sister. Mrs. Grant 000.00, but not more than $10,000.- of this sale to be 2320 M. feet Dulley of Knox Hill whiel their 00. at least 20'; of the amount Douglas Fir. 10 M. feet Hemlock. husbands were hunting in eastern Oregon. bid: more than $10,000.00. at least 25 M. feet Red Cedar, 950 Lineal 10% of the amount bid. In sales of Feet Red Cedar Poles. No bid for $10,000.00 or less, payment in full less than $11.35 per M.ft.B.M. for will tie required prior to execution the Douglas Fir, $5.30 per M.ft. of the contract. In larger sales B.M. for the Hemlock. $4.05 per payments may be made in install M.ft.B.M. for the Red Cedar. $.05 ments in accordance with contract per Lm.ft. for the Red Cedar payment schedule, dated March 1, Poles, or a total purchase price of 1948. The right is hereby reserved $26,533.75, will be considered. The to waive technical defects in the roads which now traverse the sale advertisement; to reject all bids, area must be kept open to the sat or to award the timber for the isfaction of the right of way per amount of the highest bid to the mittee and the officer in charge of next highest qualified bidder when the sale. The sale area is described the officer authorized to approve as follows: In the NE'«NW1«, an the contract shall deem the high area of approx. 28 1 acres lying bidder unqualified to fulfill the North and West of a well-blazed contractual requirements of the line. In the NW*tNW!i, an area advertisement. Timber sold in ac of approx. 1.2 acres lying in the cordance with this advertisement northeast corner and 2.8 acres ly must lx* manufactured within the ing in the southeast corner of the marketing area as designated for forty and respectively defined an *u each tract described below in ac the Southwest and Northwest by cordance with the Orders of the well-blazed lines. In the S’tNW1», Secretary of the Interior, No. an area of approx. 67 6 acres lying 2285. and Nos. 2380 to 2390, Inch, North and West of well blazed dated December 11. 1946 and No lines. In the NE^SW1«, an area of vember 29. 1947, respect ively. The approx. 3 25 acres lying North of United States has hy agreement a blazed line and in the NW1« S H been given the right to authorize SW« an area of approx. 1.0 acres its purchasers to use certain roads lying in the northwest corner of and rights-of-way for the removal the forty and bounded on the of timber. Each bidder should as South and East of a blazed line. certain from the respective Dis The total number of acres involved trict Forester's office the location in this sale is 103.95, and all other of the road or right-of-way cov timber, including the blazed trees ered by such agreement relating themselves are reserved from cut to the tract upon which he wishes ting. T. 19 S„ R. 4 W. W M.. Sec. to bid. It is the bidder's respon 33, all merchantable timber desig sibility to determine for himself nated for cutting on the SHNW4, LEGAL NOTICES MOSBY CREEK .Sir'll rhurs., Oct. 7, l!H8 LEGAL NOTICES ihi , iii calling utlvnUon to the drive during National P irc Prevent ion Week Oct. 3 to 9. to eliminate lire hazard« He |M>inlx out that 85 Jareent o| Ihe re|«>rtcd fires in Oregon during 1917 had match <•«, «mokeis, home heating system* or electriciiy a» contributing fiu-t '’’WINTER Ninth und Gibbs linn civil war vets at gar reunion total NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned Administra trix of the Estate of CLARENCE HAYNES, Deceased, has filed her account for the final settlement of said Estate in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Lane County, and that Tuesday, the 13th day of October. 1948, at the Circuit Court room of said Court, in the County Court House, in Eu gene. Oregon, at ten o'clock AM . has been by said Court fixed as the time and place for hearing ob jections thereto, and for final set tlement of said Estate. OPAL HAYNES, Administra trix. HERBERT W. LOMBARD. Attorney for Estate. 5-5t-9 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned Administra-1 trix of the Estate of W. S. JEANS, Deceased, has filed her account for | the final settlement of said Estate n the Circuit Court of the State if Oregon, for Lane County, and that Tuesday, the 19th day of Oc tober, 1948, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, at the Circuit Court room in the County Court House, in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, has been fixed by said Court as the time and place for hearing ob jections thereto and for the final settlement of said Estate. GER TRUDE M. JEANS, Administra trix. HERBERT W. LOMBARD. Attorney for Estate. 6-5t-10 What Painter« Mraa Painters refer to woods Rreined and cloae-grained, thereby the relative aixe pore«, which determine the piece need« a filler. as open- MeaMiqt of th« whether Sell it through the clasHified. STATI TREASURIR KLKCT A SUCCESSFUL MAN SUCCESSFUL F ARM IR — Canby, Origon. SUCCESSFUL LEGISLATOR ««a ADMINISTRATOR IJ YEARS — Pr„id«nf, Stat« Sanat« — Acting Governor. No ' “ * " Stat« Km«r(«ncy Board. SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN Bank Dlrtctor. Dirtelo« Farmirt Fir« R«li«f A»»n. Director C«nby T«!«ohoiw Attn. ,.,Pd P- 8. Hommo/Xl. Chm 306 S.W, Broodwoy. Portion^, Qr«^ LEGAL NOTICES Before you buy »ny automatic wither, com pare it with tin« amazing General llniih All- Automatic Washer. I oil'll marvel at thia timesaving, worksaving wa slier you an automatic soak, Activator washing action, r rinsing, and high-speed damp-drying to thor- i ii get» many piece» dry enough io iron! avher it c ompleti ly flexible, too. 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