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LiM43 THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON. Page Three sr V. r Power Shortage In Northwest Foreseen fl I ! I.'SrM official disclosed yesterday jnOllOCie in i,nat (! officials had told him . that a iviA-er shortage ill the I'a- jcific Northwest in lt43 might ne. , cessitale a rationing of. electricity. "They warned me that they SEATTLE. Aug. 13 A City might have to ask ui to cut out electric ranges," said Itaae cause of Seattle'! dependence upon after City Light asked the city Comeaux. chief city accountant 1 electricity for cooking, many I council for $350,000 to permit inl and financial adviser o the muni- homes are not even equipped with mediate reopening of a Lake Wash-cipally-owned City Light. ' kitchen flues, "making the instal-; ington steam plant because doub- Comeaux said he informed the .latum of any other types of stove ling of the agency'! power load federal officials during a Wash- impossible." I made too heavy a drag on the ington, D. C. conference that be-' Comeaux made the disclosure Skagit water storage. M -i -,v 'vL' rJ CZnrvOf Tillamook Fire LsPleaFor Care In Woods f . .Mia ..v.. fl riMtnlfl Inst th? hi fire, racing i devouring seZ ,on this in iHP'"' "'-",.. The most "ind horrible force on . mi- ne at j ieh disas- 1 ;st fire 'i ,rtl nine years P" i in 11 inferno- ta the world ana to"" j- -i mild eame KSuMM0O in pay- fecould in the ninth anniver Itrous Tillamook 7 .i.- urave and OW" ...... head Of i nnne uui sr i to 1, WMn v" " -r 4 holocaust known as the ."- ,iimni 11 lives as it twtodd and took thou- S . . .i -Int. t mhAT si icro w Lot too on this annlver- caounremnit from Orville pnrtlsnd lumberman. b for I group of loggers , Z-Jxnam of the region jt tea nre: " , ?orl Hirbor, I group of stt m tnis region aeviueu fct from the eyes oi ui , b the tears left by thi Ft decided to underwrite r. of a project lor repiant it cm along the highway xi daunce on either aide fa Sunset Camp on west natural reforestation been effective. We asked tirj foresteri, Warren G. : cat, and C O. Maraton Ir'M Remolds, to prepare td reforestation program, :n have done. Now, how- pr required to plant such i needed in the war ef ts will have to wait the litis project until labor Is anUntlni project If one -at plant developed to i 'is right-of-way and the r: hava conceived It are h of credit and support wa n tr.e state," Nel ":.ya remarked when told M of Orvllle Miller and Fates. "This area Is an r !or several miles west of rw Camp. However, large rs Tillamook bum have f- naturally. One survey ictwed as much aa 6S - of the land rntm-ir.rf f W by the 1933 fire." ) right now is to i: w such as destroyed Joo counties does nnt I Rogera went on. f -rlT 300,000 acres went ."""Cw Bay lire 1 led to Smt.i-i If .SeFtanber, but In 1902! r-ty de-asutin rnii.t.i. I known also as the Ya nd count ' lumber. f September are the V? months in north- Ki .TO.'1? ftMdahTflreo, ;n Deodorant "to "Perspiration mm where 85 people iosi meir lives and one million acres burned. This fire started on August 25, when as one eye witness recalls, "the whole world seemed to burst into spontaneous combustion." Figures at the office of State Forester Rogers indicate that the fire season to date in Oregon has been the best in history .with a record of only 89 man-made fires and a total of only 137 acres burn ed on protected land. This very record alone may be the worst handicap the rest of the fire sea son in the opinion of Forester Rog ers who feels that citizens who use the forests may become overlv confident and unduly complacent because of the later rains and ap parent wet condition of the forest pad. Albany Butcher Dies Of Accidental Cut ALBANY, Aug. 13. (P) Joe Reiling, 33, a butcher, died yester day from an accidental cut suffered while boning beef. Coroner E. C. Fisher said Reil ing's knife slipped, slashing him in the groin and causing an in ternal hemorrhage. He was em ployed by the D. E. Nebergall Meat company. A widow and two children survive. 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