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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1956)
o 5 CO Sa1cm.Jon, Wednesday, March 2fe 1936 t "ir ii in i niii iii-i.ii iT 9 i : a r " i t5 1 1 curpat j tit, araurt I y"v Tl A -71' kv V"- HlfaITALWRNAL' Mill 0 fmg5? Marionf ou West lo thrias der5l( M.-.W. AVID G. BAREUTHER, AP Reol fitgf Edjtor j nly, Oraarm: llunce 1852 government Mean- thence Southerly on s.-ilr" 'tier line to tli.CAvOt lira, u( llS '$&ti 3-Page ? O ot laid fare-turn 2?; thence con. riin Riv..- ,.,, k tinulni Northeasterly along saliSa dike and a Dunimn. SKAt , Hi V.,.. line o( Hayes Lablsh Farms Sub. division No. 5 as platted In Vol. H. Page 23. Marlon County Recorded W-'t;: Jhence South alnna th- Rkil line of said Plat to the most east erly Southeast corner of said Plat (being the center point of Section 23 of said Township mid Ranifu .thence Suth in- 16' West 9HD.32 leet along said plat boundary line: thence South 15- West 102.30 feet: thence South 28- 45' West 108.0 feet; thence SouVt 10.50 chains; thence South 66" West 5 chains; thence South 43 30' West 16 chains: thence South to the North line of the Ell. , Tragic lirfc caused by 1 heat-1 the assqeiaiw offers these crs at e being reported in the pa-1 tips: ; pers- almwt dpily trlis winter. . DON'T place a portable heater Children are trapped in theii in or near a doorwav. blazing homes. There is noex- 2. DON'T tyaco it where il might l-uso iui suc-ii uugcuR's. tt cci - easily De tipped over. t'ainly calls for a second look at 3. DON'T place it close to cur- this form of house heating es-; tains or.bcdding. pecially since space heaters pro-1 .4. DON'T operate a portable vide the only heat in about H mil-1 heater in a room lacking ventila-1 jah Woodward Donation Land claim nun rtinci ic.ra nomes ana supple-; lion. Open a window, especially mentary heat in millions of other 'at night. homes. 5. DON'T let children play near There is no reason why oil a portable heater. ; heaters, as well as gas heaters, I 6. DON'T fill a heater while it can't be safe and operated safely. ! is burning or hot. Use a container ;Lols of people can't afford a fur- with a pouring spout and use a nacc or Doner, in laci central . tunnel. : healing, usually regarded as a I symbol of the American standard ' "GALS I of living, became used in a ma- notick of hearini: jonty of homes only in the last ! lake eaihsh water control few years. , iiistuut Hnad No. 62fto the North line of ,-avwou .-o; mewe isoi liu- iilt-l -yAU tit O Lot 1 of Section 14. VowaksliTp rv:6 u a k, " or W" South. Jktnge 2 West of ft tt Ni 6?6 ,0a"u' ntera-cllon l n,,;eerlla,i; thence South to ..tl 'r line oflaiket Road No. ihe Nortli line oi Asa Saunders 'hence Southeast along the c. Ination Land Cl, No 4? h, Sec! " fgf, 0,r,M,!r''"0"d , No 37 lion 2:!- llin,..Tv...t , ii v. the fifWtecUon with center 1 ne of the water from Purirtlnv pi,. ilowliig onto the land, within th area Jyiown a. LakP Lablsh durin high water periods of Pudding River. rhaL Ihe creation of a water con trol Mtak-t and Ihe construction ol dikes ana" the installation f iA.ni.. Ine nlnnl ..H thZ i T. 2 In the Southlother surface water conkol woru.a The 11150 census showed that only 50,4 per cent of the single family homes in this country had central heat. The heating indus try estimates that this percentage has now reached 59. This means that 41 houses out of every 100 have no furnace SWEEPING HORIZONTAL lines and flat roof planes distinguish this modern design for a I house with a carport that doubles as a porch. A window wall joins the living-dining, room .with patio planned with a barbecue grill. Bath room is fully compartmented and has two windows The house covers 1,343 square feet and the carport 430 square feat. This is plan 250AP by Paul T. Haagen, architect, 3C0 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, 111. NOTICE IS GIVEN, That a PeU tlon to form a water control district under the provisions of Ch. 533 O.R.S. to be known as Lake Lablsh Water Control District was filed In the of fice of the County Clerk of Marlon County, Oregon, on the 12th day of March. 1956, in the following form, except that names and addresses of signers have been omitted: IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION OF THE However, space heaters can be : state of Oregon m the Matter safe if vou make sure von h.ive ' 2 B" LAKt: I.Aiiisn WATER CON- A ' ; . u.. . , I 1HOL Gladiolus One of Most Popular Cut Flowers One of the most popular of cut : six inches apart. , before a table of gladioli which flowers grown in the home garden, j Gladiolus require thorough wa- were every bit as colorful and or available from your florist is tcring, not just light sprinklings, wtih the stems or stalks clothed the gladiolus which comes in a Cultivation throughout the grow-'with a wealth of florets. These wide range of colors and shades ing period will conserve moisture I spikes of beautiful flowers were and floret forms. as will the inclusion of humus 1 18 inches or less in height, niak- The ease of culture of the gladi- when the soil is prepared. Before ing them more adaptable lo home a most flowering a top dressing of corn- home mercial fertilizer may be given, watering it in thoroughly. Gladioli may be planted in rows or beds but serve very well among shrubbory or in the perennial border. I We usually think of gladiolus on I Uy and came to us, mostly, from 1 tall graceful spikes studded with South Africa. As late as 1000 many beautiful florets varvine in'A.D. they were known as Sword size from half-inch to six or sev- lilies, alluding to the sword-like en inches across. i shape of the leaves. However, the (tower lover thnt ! Glnrlinli nrp subject in infesin- ing time, depending upon the va-: has not yet been introduced to lion of the gladiolus thrip. These neiy, and freak changes in the the miniature or baby gladiolus pests live in the stored corms weather. lis in for a thrill when these little. but may be controlled by storing uiauioius preier a sandy loam beauties come into bloom in the napthalene flakes wtih them. Dis- olus makes this plant popular subject for the garden, particularly where quan tities of cut flowers are desired, Gladiolus must not be planted until the weather has settled and warm weather arrived. Plant the corms three to six inches deep. To insure a continuous crop of these lovely blooms plantings snouia be made every two weeks realizing that it takes about 60 days from planting time to bloom arrangements. This display of gladioli miniatures had been ar ranged by their originator hence their interest to the show was ad ditionally enhanced. It is interesting that the gladi olus is a member of the Iris fam jgood one, made by a reputable manufacturer and properly in stalled. Here's how you can write your own guarantee for an oil heater: The National Fire Protection As Gciiiatlon, says "Specify equip ment bearing the label of the Underwriters' Laboratories. Don't purchase second-hand equipment without competent advice. Trust only qualified mechanics to in stall your equipment. Obtain skilled maintenance on oil-burn ing units." Because portable, unventej heaters are the most hazardous, that it well drained, in full sun Generally speaking, any good garden soil will grow gladiolus. If the soil is clay or adobe, sand, peatmoss or leafmold should be added to improve the consistency. Soil should be dug to a depth of at least a foot and well pulverized. Do not use fertilizers at planting time. Plant the corms from three to six inches deep, depending upon their size and space from four to garden I recall my first introduction to these miniatures very well. It was at a gladiolus show held in one of the bank lobbies in St. Paul Minn. While the displays of the usual gladioli provided any color to suit an individual's taste, the, largely three-foot spikes required larger, heavier container than those used for most garden flow ers. Then, suddenly, we stepped eases of gladiolus are few but those that appear can be corrected with proper treatment of the stored corms. So, if you are planting flowers with the object of cutting for use in the home be sure not to over look the ever handsome gladiolus. For garden effect gladiolus appear lo best advantage when they are planted in groups of 10, 12 or more about six inches apart, each way DISTRICT PETITION We, the undcrsiRiied owners of the land lying within the boundnries hert-innfter described, hereby peti tion the above entitled Water Com missioners (or the creation of n wa ter control district under and pur suant to the provisions of Sections O.R.S. 553.010 to 553.820 and In sup port thereof respectfully represent to the Court: 1. That the name proposed for said district is Lake Labish Water Con trol District. 2. That the boundaries proposed for said district are as follows: Bejcinnin,? on the center lint of Market Road No. 51 at the inter section with the North line of the Southwest quarter, being the East West quarter-section line of Sec lion 7. Township 8 South, Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian No. 96; thence West to the North west lorncr of said r hum No. 9i: thence South lo the North line of ."ei-l.uu -1 uf v;ii(l 1 hh 11- hnli atU Range; thence West to the North- wcsi corner ot Lot 1 ol said Sec tion 27; thence South to the South west corner of said Lot l of said Section 27; thence West to the quar ter section line running North and South through said Section 27; thence South to the Northwest cor ner of Lot i of said Section 27; thence West to the Southwest cor ner of the Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of said Section 27; thenre North to the North line of said Section 27; thence North to the center of Market Road No. 37 In Section 23 of said Township and Range; thence West along the cen ter line of said Market Road No. 37 lo the intersection ot said cen ter line with the center line of Mar ket Road No. 04 on the East line of Section 21 of said Township and Hange: thence South to the South east comer of Section 21; thence North B0a 3ET West 32.19 chains; thence South 1' 5" East to the South line of Lot 1 of Section 28 of said Township and Hange; thenre West to the Southeast corner of the Wil liam Lacertl Donation Land Claim No. 71; thence West to the North west comer of Lot 2 of said Sec tion 28; thence West 5.72 chains to an iron bar; thence South 5V 40' West 17.805 chains; thence South to the Southeast corner of Lot 4 of said Section 28; thenre West to t he center of County Road No. 628; 1 hence Northerly along said Road (said Road being also the East line of the William Lacerli Donation Land Claim No. 71 in said Sec tion 29) to a point which is 11.428 chains North of the Northeast cor ner of the William Morgan Donation Land Claim No. 72 in said Section 29; thence North 6.8 links: thenra North 29' 13' West to an iron rod In the center of the intersection v.f thence following Easterly and Southerly along the center line of said Market Road No. 51 to the point of beginning In Marlon Coun ty, Oregon. 3. That the said described boun daries Include approximately 1300 acres in the County of Marion, Slate ot Oregon, and that no part of said lands are located within any other county in the Stale of Oregon. 4. That all or substantially nil of ihe lands within the above described boundaries will be benefited by the const riiftlnn nf rtrninnno flnoil nr County Rond No. 628 thence North surface water control works, lnclud Eastcrly along the center of said ing, but not limited to the Improve County Road No. 626 to the East nicnl of the channel of Little Pud- Couni Road N, JliWl of the LaPratlfl Donation 1 i - 16:. ,hf"ce continuing in said diUriet and that the const Ac! Norfh "HnP of SectTon-22 of Aid 1 - uum We,fare or iaff- TownUp and Range; thence EsH WHEREFORE. The petitioner ray ft im.tS Snrnf'S'V,11 L7lVm 'r' ,he Innd toAaS within til iRfn s S<e'i'AeCii0tS.!f by rtoi boundaries be or- inip SOUtn RVffige 2 West of the gam zed as a ivatsr Minimi .it.it to th. North line of the Aluxanrter of Seetlonf svinin i yi n n ra Lal ratle Donation Land Claim No. I and the Kurt enter an order Vln 67 In Section 15 Township 6 South a ie and nUee rnr !he iii hi,l Range 1 West ol the Willamette in, fh,, SctTtlon al 1-V55. h!!K to the renter of County Hoad (4,rr the ere-itinn of .Vrt Hiciri)-, JXti Vhlch I, also the East line of Sc.-'be cVf benem to w. iS-'hii tion 15; Ihcnce Southerly on said Sutrlct , S e h Section line to a point which H on er ho (nation of the dislHrV'-'i the center line of County .toad No. he cSldu.ClV'to UlbHh.th! GJ5; thence followlnr; said center welfare or safety and If h, rl line of County Hoad No 1125 North- ' shall Mod that the creation" oF"'!.' erly and Easterly 80 chains I more district will be of benefit to la- da or ess 1 lo the Intersection thereof w,lh,n the dhSric . the Cou?t "hall toPluPSL "T y""'ty K"a "x 1'".nine he Imurdarles tor No. 6M thence followrlnj a on, said the o.stricl. and that the PoarH f center line of County Hoad No. 624 County Commissioners "hall direct to the Southeast corner of John II the Counts Clerk of Marion Vn, n- Pruelt Donation Land Claim No. 57; state o " Ore- lo ek i n.dh-r rTr thence North lo a polnl on the East fucn lllit hSSSk by lh e ',, n line of said Prutlti Donation Land f ,u'c TnotlM onca . eek for fine Claim which is S8.0 chains North n lUouUve weokj thi, Caofti? of Ihe Southwest corner of the inui n I a neu'srfaner nuliHsheri i ij James Webb Donation Land Claim the .Clli of Salem Cou y of Marl No. 56: thence East 50 chains I more ,n SUlte of oSSm i ' r less! to the crntor of County no'i ice FURTill.'it l c.ivfm Hoad No. 625: Ihenco Southerly T'-al In Order of Ihe rjunlv (.- Hoad No. 625 to Ihe 1852 Govern Petition will he heard hv .-IH r , ment Meander line on Ihe North- y r ' ,rt o Tuesdai - the 24lh d It west side of Lake Lablsh: thence April." ins? th? hour of" , $ I SSSfl Vs mort!"". "'v !!0I!f ",d. forenoon In the Co W8& r ,J '.m's r,1S "'!',"' lv Courtroom of the Marion Cour'y r e ,1 . h p 1 ,.l.V.e.,n CourthouM at s icm. orc-o... at ,s' ?ff ""r, ' Wlll'".m which time and place alt owners or Parker Donation Land Claim No. , persons claimlnc Inleresl In env 1- da SSnftflSS E'slerl.' f"" lh Within Ihe boundaries of the dl f t South line of said Claim No. : as described in the Petition f'' U Ihcnce North 411- 30' East on said appear and slale their obleetlons. If claim line lo he North line of -Sec- ,ny they have, to Ihe creation of w".,' ,l0,w"SlVoPn,6 i":,,"h J1"'.'?.'' 1 '"' hioposed district, and to th. West of the Willamette Meridian: ' bmm-'ari-s of the same Ihence East on said aecllon line ln ny Order of Ihe Marion County H C. MATTSON. County Clerk of Marlon Counlv. Oregon. Firs Pid)l. Mar. 14, 105a. Last Publ. April 11. 1050. 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