Former Stale
Engineer Dies
Portland, July IS W) John
H. Lewis, 71, former state legis
lator and state engineer, died
In a hospital here Tuesday after
a month's illness.
A lawyer as well as an engi
neer, he was educated at Wil
lamett university, Stanford and
Cornell, He was state engineer
for 14 years, and also served
as engineer for the federal gov
ernment. In World War II, he was as
sociated with the Portland hous
ing authority. . Lewis was ac
tive until his illness began a
month ago.
Funeral services will be held
here Thursday.
The chain armor worn by
Knights in the Crusades was
fashioned of drawn wire.
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that by an
order of the Circuit Court of tha Stats
of Oregon for the County of Marlon, In
Probate, duly made and entered on the
thirtieth day of June. 1949. I have been
duly appointed aa executor of the last
will and testament and eatate of MATTIE
O. SHIPLEY, deceased, and that I have
duly qualified aa auch executor. All per
sona havlns claims asalnat xald estate
hereby are required to present them, with
proper vouchers, to me at 314 Pioneer
Trust Building, Salem, Oregon, within six
months after the date of the first pub
lication of this notice.
Dated and first published the sixth
day of July, 1949.
J. E. LAW, Executor aforesaid
Allan O. Carson and Wallace P. Carson,
Attorneys for Executor ,
July 8, 13, 30, 27 Aug. I.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, the unregulated use of cer
tain forest areas Is, In my Judgment, a
menace to life and property due to an
excessive amount of Inflammable debris
oft. nn thH around by lotting operations.
windstorms, and fires In past years, and
WHEREAS, upon the showing of the
State Forester, it appears to me to dc
necessary to close to unregulated use the
following area designated as:
AREA NO. 10-P KLAMATH ASSOCIA
TION Oreen Springs Area:
All land In Ts. 39. 40 and 41. Rs. 4,
B and 6 E., between the Moon Prairie
Road and Jenny Creek on the west and
the Klamath River, and the tt of T,
n r. 8 E.. excent the right of war of
Ashland-Klamath Falls highway and the
Copco Road from White Star to the
California State line.
Permits to enter the above area may
be obtained at the following pleees:
Klamath Forest Protectlee Aas'n. Junc
tion of the Weed-Ashland Highways,
Klamath Falls
Lincoln Guard Station, Lincoln
Wyhaeuser Camp No. 4
AREA No. 11-P KLAMATH ASSOCIA
TION Yawkey Tract:
All lands in th tract known as the
Yawkey Tract in Ts 12 and II S-. Rs. 7
and 7ttE. east of Anna Greek and Wood
River, except the right of way of The
Dalles-OaJlfornla highway.
Permits to enter the above area may
be obtained at the following place:
' Klamath Forest Protectlce Aas'n, Junc
tion of the Weed-Ashland Highways,
Klamath Falls
AREA No. 12-P KLAMATH AS8A0XA
TION Yamsay Mt. Area:
AU lands Included In area bounded br
a line beginning at a point at the NE
corner of the NEK of Sec. , T. 31 6.,
R. 11 K., thence south 1 mile, east V
mile, south 2V miles, east mile, south
Ctt miles, east M. mile, and south 2 miles
to Che south township line of T. 32 B., R.
11 E.i thenoe east along said line 10
miles, north 2 miles, east 2 miles and
north 10 miles to the NW corner of Sec.
4, T. 31 S R. 13 E.i thence west 2 miles,
louth 1 mile, west 8 miles, north mile,
west 1 mile, north mile and west 2
tiiles to the point of beginning.
Permit to enter the above area mar be
tbtalned at the following places:
Klamath Forest Protectlce Asi'n., Junc
tion of the Weed-Ashland Highways,
Klamath Falls,
Indian Aienoy Fire Warden, Klamath
Agenoy
AREA No. 13 -P KLAMATH ASSOOIA
TION Horseglades (Camp S) Area:
Ts. 33 and 34 S R. 14 K.: that part of
T. 36 S.. R. 14 E., north and west of North
Fork Sprague River: those part of Ts.
33, 34, and 35 8., R. 15 K., west of Sycan
River, Oreen Mountain drift fence and
North Fork Sprague River; and that part
of Section 3, T. 36 S., R. 14 E., north of
North rork Sprague River; excepting the
road from the Ivorr Pine Mill to Weyer
haeuser Camp No. 8 and the Paisley road
running along the north aide of the North
Fork of Sprague River.
Permits to enter the above area may
be obtained at the following places:
Forest Supervisor's Mflce and District
Grazier's office, Lake view
Silver Lake, Paisley, and Bly Ranger
Stations
Currier Camp, Doff Lake, and Dairy
Creek Quard Stations
Klamath Forest Protective Association
offices, Klamath Falls and Bly
Forest Service office, Shevlln
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Douglas McKay,
Governor of the State of Oregon, by
virtue of the authority vested In me under,
the provisions of Sections 107-210, Oregon
Compiled Laws Annotated, as amended by
Chayter 252, Oregon Laws, 1945, do hereby
proclaim the unregulated use of the above
described areas to be unlawful and that
said areas shall be subject to entry only
through permit to be ussued by the State
Forester, or a fire warden, under which
permit entrant shall comply with any
and all of the following requirements:
ll) To refrain from smaklng except
In places designated as safe In
said permit,
(2) To build no open fires except In
places designated as safe In said
permit.
(3) To have as a part of his or her
equipment when using campflrea,
except when traveling as a pedes
trian andor camping at Improved,
designated and posted campgrounds,
tools as specified by the forester
suitable for extinguishing fires, -
This proclamation shall be effective
from and after the 15th day of July, 1949,
and shall remain In full force and effect
until the 31st day of December, 1949.
Done at the Capitol in Salem, Oregon,
this I2tb day of July. 1949.
Douglas McKay
Governor
ATTEST:
Earl T. Newbrr
Secretary of State
185
Mystifies Police Police of
Burbank, Calif., were puzzled
when they picked up Carl
Moody on suspicion of passing
worthless checks. He has no
hands. But he was jailed a
few minutes later when he
demonstrated (above) how he
writes with a pen in his
mouth. (AP Wirephoto.)
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Portland Western
Union Manager Dies
Portland, Ore., July 13 (U.R)
Lemuel J. Miller, 59, superin
tendent of the Western Union
Telegraph company in Portland,
died late Monday in a Portland
hospital.
Miller had been Portland
manager of the Western Union
since 1943. He had worked in
the telegraph service since 1915
when he joined the Postal Tele
graps company in San Francis
co and Seattle.
He was made general man
ager of the west coast division
of Postal Telegraph in 1939 and
occupied that position until the
company was merged with
Western Union.
Walker Promoted in 1
Highway Department
J. Douglas Walker, present
district maintenance superinten
dent with the state highway de
partment In Burns, will be pro
moted to the position of assist
ant right-of-way engineer in the
legal department In Salem this
week, according to a report from
the highway personnel depart
ment. Walker, as assistant to For
rest Cooper, right-of-way engi
neer, will have the supervision
of right-of-way agents in the ne
gotiation and acquisition of
property for use by the high
way department.
The promotion was made as
a result of civil service examin
ation, Walker being selected
from among the candidates cer
tified by the state civil service
commission.
Walker received his engineer
ing training at the University of
Colorado and has worked for
the highway department since
Four Corners Carnival
Will Last Three Days
The annual Four Corners car
nival, sponsored by the Com
munity Center association, will
be a three-day affair this year
beginning Friday. .
Participating groups include
the home extension unit of
Rickey Garden club, Auburn
Women's club, Firemen's auxili-
1919. He has held a variety of
positions including chairman,
transitman, resident engineer,
and district maintenance superintendent.
ary, Rod and Gun club, Busi
nessmen's club, Teen Canteen
ers, Firemen and Community
Center.
The carnival attraction will
open Friday evening at 7
o'clock, Saturday afternoon at
3 and Sunday afternoon at 1.
They will Include rides for chil
dren and adults, concessions, a
free show each night, free
prizes and free parking on the
grounds.
Fred Smith is president of the
sponsoring association and the
carnival lot is on McKinney
field on East State street.
Proceeds from the venture
will be used in making improve
ments on the community hall
Seattle Concern Low
On Bid for Boilers
Washington,. July 13 (U.R)
The veterans administration
said Tuesday Fraser's Boiler
Service, Inc., of Seattle was low
with a bid of $105,075 for a con
tract to install new boilers and
heating equipment in the Vet
erans hospital at Portland, Ore.
Bids were open today and a
contract will be awarded dur
ing the next 30 days, the VA
said, for new boiler equipment
in the 412-bed general medi
cal and surgical hospital. An
additional 155-bed tuberculosis
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, July 13, 194917
section will be built there, but The world production of crude
the boiler equipment Is for the petroleum in 1946 was 2,750,
old plant. 190,000 barrels of 42 gallons
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