Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 24, 1949, Page 9, Image 9

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    200 Valley Beef Cattlemen
Today View Many Ranches
Bjr ILAIUI STtUSLUrr
Western Oregon beef cattle enthusiast! are passing through the
Willamette valley today on a five-day tour which started at Weed,
Calif., Sunday and ends next Thursday at Port Angeles, Wash.
Jim Burrell, Salem Hereford cattle breeder who with Mrs.
Burrell hat been on the tour, says 200 cattlemen are in the
group. They are travelling by
private cars to visit the 19 herds
of Herefords, Angus and Short
horns on the itinerary.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Martin
Walter P. Hubbard Hereford Capital Journal, Salem. Oregon. Tuesday. May 24. 19499
rancn, junction city; war a roi-i
Where Tourists Live in Cask Visitors to "Cask Villa,"
outside Vermilion, O., live in cabins made from 6,000-gallon
casks sold 25 years ago by a Cleveland winery.
the best costumes were awarded
to Mrs. Kenneth 'Thompson as a
Negro mammy and Mrs. L. Steel
hammer in an old fashioned
costume.
Hostesses for the luncheon
hour were Mrs. Burton Wille
ford and Mrs. Clair Nibler. For
next week the committee will
be Mrs. Carl Hande and Mrs.
Norman Eastman of Silverton.
LEGAL
Council Orders Sifting of
McHart Sewer Form Terms
Whether a purported contract or agreement between the city
and the McHart company, bearing on Salem's major sewer project,
was valid, and if so, just what the city's obligation amounts to,
is being sifted by order of the city council.
Lawrence Brown, attorney for McHart company, demanded that
under the agreement the city"
should agree to arDiirauon. un
motion of Alderman Dan Fry,
City Attorney Chris J. Kowitz
and City Manager J. L. Franzen
were directed to confer with
Brown and A. J. McMillan, who
represents the McHarts, 'to see
if settlement can be made with
out arbitration.
When the city launched its in
terceptor sewer project it was
found impossible to get satisfac
tory bids for making the pipe.
Last November the council au
thorized the city manager to
proceed without calling for bids
and it was decided that the city
itself do the work by force ac
count. Then trouble was found in
getting the forms necessary for
making pipe. McMillan came
into the picture with a proposal
to furnish the forms, and a con
tract was signed by Franzen and
McMillan last February 1, the
latter representing McHart com
pany. Under the agreement the com
pany was to furnish forms for
the 72 and the 66-inch pipe at
$2 a foot royalty and for the 60
inch pipe at $1.50. It claims to
have lived up to its contract and
has been paid $2500 by the city.
Brown told the council Mon
day night that when the McHart
company attempted to make de
livery on the 60-inch forms they
were refused by the city. This,
it appears, is because the Seattle
Concrete Pipe company had
come in with a satisfactory of
fer to take over from the city
the job of making the pipe. A
contract was signed with the
Seattle company and it is now
on the ground.
When delivery of the McHart
forms was refused City Attor
ney Kowitz is said to have writ
ten McMillan that the agreement
between him and Franzen was
not legal, and that Franzen did
not have authority to enter into
it.
Kowitz pressed McMillan
Monday night to explain who
the McHart company is. Ad
mittedly it was not in existence
until a day or two before the
contract was signed, and not
during the time negotiations
were under way between Fran
Zen and McMillan.
At present, McMillan indicat
ed, the company is solely his
son, Donald McMillan, but he
said his son-in-law had the
papers and would be a partner
Attorney Brown contends the
city is obligated to permit the
McHart company to go ahead
with furnishing 60-inch forms
for 7850 feet of pipe at $1.50 a
foot.
Woodburn Golf Women
Hold Costume Play
Woodburn "Dress Up Day"
was featured by the women of
the Woodburn Golf club with
26 women attending in costumes
weird and striking. Prizes for
Brooks Garden Club
Guest for Luncheon
Consolidation Approved
Lebanon Consolidation of
school districts 132, Stolz Hill,
and 16, Lebanon, was approved
in light voting Monday at the
two school houses. While Leba
non has been serving several
districts on a tuition basis, this
marks the first rural elementary
district consolidation.
The state flower of Kansas is
the sunflower.
Brooks The Brooks Garden
club met at the home of Mrs.
Marguerite Lowery for lunch
eon, with Mrs. Emma wadley
co-hostess. Mrs. Gertrude
Zenger and Mrs. Opal Rasmus
sen were reported ill. Mrs
Elizabeth McNeff read an ar
ticle on "Pest Control in the
Vegetable Garden."
Members present were Mrs.
Mary McClure, Mrs. Nora West-
ling, Mrs. Marie Bosch. Mrs.
Dollie Ramp, Mrs. Gertrude
Reed, Mrs. Ora Gregg, Mrs
Elizabeth McNeff, Mrs. Golda
Hadley, Mrs. Nettie Wright,
Mrs. Eva Edwards, Mrs. Hazel
Bartlett, Mrs. Eva Conn, Miss
Janet Bartlett, Mrs. Willa Vin
yard, Mrs. Nona Sidebottom,
Mrs. Anna Dunlavy and the hos
tesses, Mrs. Wadley and Mrs
Lowery.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Elva Aspin
wall, May 26.
Hereford breeders of McCoy,
have also been accompanying
the tour. Walter Holt, general
manager of the Pacific Interna
tional Livestock Exposition,
Portland, is another follower.
Start was made from A. B.
Hoy & Son ranch. Weed, Calif.
Other Sunday ranch visits were
to Mountcrest Hereford ranch,
Hilt, Calif.; Cook Polled Here
ford ranch, Medford, and
Flounce Rock Hereford ranch,
Prospect.
Yesterday the group moved
into the southern part of the
Willamette valley to inspect Mc
Kinzie Hereford ranch, Coburg;
led Hereford ranch, Halsey and
Butte Stock farm, Brownsville.
The Oregon State college herds
of Angus and Herefords at Cor-
vallis were looked over on the
last stop of the day.
Thii morning at the Ken Hall
farm, Oswego, both Angus cat
tle and Arabian horses will be
on display. After lunch the
schedule lists two Columbia
county establishments: Sherman
Stock farm and Joe Fisher Here
ford ranch, both of Scappoose.
Western Washington beef
breeding farms will take up the
reminder of the itinerary.
The tour is being directed by
the Western Livestock Journal
with field representatives
Teale in charge.
Bob
Thouaandl now chew iteak, corn, applee
without fear of slipping plateal They un
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THANK YOU
People of Salem and
Surrounding Communities
For the grand style in which you responded to
our request for funds, we wish it were possible to
thonk each of you personally.
Your contributions enabled the High School
' Bond and Orchestra to enter the state competition
at Klamath Falls on May 13th and 14th. May the
high ratings received by the various musical groups
convey our appreciation of your loyal support.
SHS BAND and
ORCHESTRA
Band and Orchestra Parent's Assn.
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
SALE Oral auction bkU will be received
rr me rorwt Supervisor. New Post Office
Bulldlnr. Eucene, Oreion, betlnnint it
2:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard Time. June
1948, for all the live timber marked
v desitnattd for cut tin and all mer
chantable dead timber located on an area
embracing about 12 acre within flection
38. T. I R. ft E., Section 1. T. 10 S..
R. S S. and Section 20, T. 9 S.. R. 6 E..
W.U.. Breitenbiuh Rtrer Watershed. Wil
lamette National Forest, Oreion. estimat
ed to be 850.000 feet B.M.. more or leu,
of Dotulu-fir. 20.000 feet B.M.. more
or leu. of western redcedar. and 50,000
feet B.M.. more or leas, of western hem
lock and other specie of uvtlmbr
Sealed bids accompanied by the required
Payment received by the Forest Super
ior prior to 2:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard
rime, June 10. 1049. will be considered
the equivalent of an oral bid and posted
foi the Information of all bidder. No hid
will be considered which is less than 15.00
per H feet for Douilas-f r. ll.M for west
ern redcedar, and 10.50 for western hem
lock ana other species. 12.000.00 to be
applied on the purchase price, refunded,
or retained In part as liquidated dam
aaes, accord! nc to the conditions of sale,
must accompany each sealed bid and must
be shown to be In the possession of oral
bidders as a qualification for auction bid
ding. If an oral bid is declared to be
high at the clo.lni of the auction, the
bidder must immediately make the re
quired payment and confirm the bid
by submitting It In wrltlnt on a Forest
service bid form. The rliht to reject any
md all bids la reserved. Before bids are
submitted, lull information concerning the
timber, the conditions of sale and the
submission of bids should be obtained
from the Forest Supervisor, Eutene, Ore
ion, or the District Ranier. Detroit, Ore-
ron. May 10-34.
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