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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1942)
•• 'V- • ■ X' f • Sept. 19, 1840 Jan. 5. 1981 Jaa. 5, 1844 1844 * IRM 1845 1831 102.71 108.71 79.87 Nov. 1Í» 11540 ll.M 9.47 Feb. 5. 1940 •7— f 8.78 ■■ Jan. Jan. Feb. 5. 1931 10.03 1 1831 5, 1M0 V . _ 10.03 ».M IM 1344 44.18 13.14 «.55 5.M thence North 128 feet; thence West 100 feet to the East Line of Schroeder Street; thence South along the East line of Schroeder Street to the place of beginning Eva L. A James Watson North Outlet Sewer *•______ ■ • ■_____ Begin 9.93 chains S and M4 feet W of the H section 52.21 comer on the N boundary line of Sec. 1, To. 28 S. R. IS, W. W. M., run W 108.5 feet to Schoeder Street; run S 1S8 feet; run E 104.5 feet; run N 128 feet to be 173.M ''KMMMhc' Eva L. Schroeder Watson Spurgeon Streets in tne North line of Spurgeon . _________ _ . net West of the quarter section 1117 line running North and South through the center of . section 1 in Township 28, South, Range 12 West of the Willamette Meridian in Coos County, Oregon, and running thenoe North 194 feet; thence west 108.5 feet to the East line of what is generally known and desig nated as Schroeder Street; thence south along the East line of said Schroeder Street 134 feet to the north line of said Spurgeon or Fourth Street; thence East along M.S« the North line of said Spurgeon or Fourth 108.5 feet to the place of beginning A. H. Oderkirk North Outlet Sewer Begin at a point on the N line of the Extension of Spurgeon St. in the City of Coquille, 10 feet W of «117 the NW corner of Spurgeon Street ’ quille, run N along W side C . .. ning; run W 100 feet; run N M feet; run run S 50 feet to place of beginning. A. H. Oderkirk North Outlet Sewer 14.04 'Begin on the ~~ Street in C of Spurgeon Street, run N IM feet to beginning: run W w 100 iuu feet; toei; run S M . feet; run E 100 feet; run N 50 I feet to beginning. I Ver* P. Gray ™ North Outlet Sewer , Begin 40 rods S and 37 rods 2 feet W from H sectioh corner on N line of Sec. L Twp. 28 S. R. 1« W. W. M., run W 100 feet; run S 100 feet; run E 100 feet; run N100 feet to teg- «R10 Nov. 7, 1929 21147 Jan. 5, 1031 98.10 21147 19044 18.05 R07 r ‘ r 4.08 RM 1.M Sept. i. 1 ini Sept. 5. Jan. ■ !; run 8 M feat; run W 100 feet to beginning 8. Sickels IN RM 4.04 1.M N. 50 fwwt, run E 100 feat; run 8 M feet; run W 100 feet to beginning Catherine 8. Sickels Begin STMtoeoFof the SW corner SEH of Sec. 34. Tp. «7 South. Range 13 Waat^p* * M , run N M feet; run E 100 ieet; run S 50 feet, run W 100 feet to beginning. 1M1 1840 7.M 1 2.M 1.M 1M1 1040'’t 742 Rapt «, 1M1 1031 RM Sept R 1 1M1 IMO 743 Sept 1 1M1 54.0« 5444 5, 1M1 Jan. 100 feet to beg. Catherine 8. Sickels Begin ?2*8**eri N of the SW corner of the SEH of S^ofMc1», Tp“»7 South, **«• 1« W. W. M, "» R . 74« ■> & 1 IM J , 5, 1831 Jan. 14.29 33.88 I M 1, 1924 140.81 120.99 112.52 Jan. 5, ' 1831 80.00 80.00 55.M 349.11 271.75 543.98 ■ Jan. 1, 1920 324.68 202.21 Jan. 5, 1831 102 8» 30.80 5, 1931. Notice is hereby given that an July 20, 1042, Kennett P. Lawrence, Guardian of the Estate of Kennett Peers Lawrence, Jr., a minor, filed in the County Court for Coos Coun ty, Oregon, his final account m the matter of said guardianship, and that said Court has set Tuesday, Aug. 25, 1042, at 10:00 o’clock A. M., at the County Court room in Coquille, Ore- 52841 Ci, as the time and place for bear objections of said final account, and the settlement of said estate. Dated and published first time July 23, 1942. Kennett P. Lawrence, 27.12 2«t5 Guardian FORECLOSURE SALK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That under and by virtue of an Execution and Order of Sale issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon Jar the County of Coos an the 7th day of July, 1942, in a certain cause in said Court pending wherein J. E. Axtell is Plaintiff, and Roy Barkley is Defendant, Case No. M47 12548, of said Court and commanding me to sell the hereinafter described real property to satisfy the sum of «237.00, an Attorney fee of «75.00 and costs and disbursements «17.80, together with accruing costs, I WILL ON SATURDAY, THE 15th DAY OF AUGUST, 194«, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the front door of the County Court House in the City of Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, offer for sale and sell as public auction, to the high est and best bidder for cash in hand, 1R87 «U the right, title and interest of the said Defendant in and to the fol lowing described real property, to- wit: EH NEH of Section 24, Town ship «0 South, Rapge 13 West of the Willamette Meridian in Coos County, Oregon: Said sale being made subject to redemption ia the manner provided by law. Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 10th 1942. 1«.» day of July, Wm. F. Howell, 27t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that auto mobile policies, 5814A-1118 to MMA- 1125, inclusive issued by the General Casualty Co. of America and Gen eral Insurance Co. of America have become lost and the eaid companies will not recognize any liability on the above policies . Signed: General Casualty Co. of America M47 General Insurance Co. of America. 27t3 Jan. 5, 1031 After months of painstaking prepa ration and research, Alexander Korda has transferred to the screen the thrilling adventure claaaic, Rudyard Kipling's “Jungle Book,” which was filmed in magnificent Technicolor and stars Sabu in the role of Mowgli, a creature that is half-boy and half- welf Kipling’s “Jungle Book*' was directed by Zoltán Korda and is slated for its local premiere at the Roxy Theatre on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday through United Artiste re- 1<BM. Kcgda budgeted his massive Tech nicolor picturiaation of the famous masterpiece at more than a milMon dollars. Props alone for Kipling’s “Jungle Book” cost «60,000, while items used to embellish the film ac count of the exploits of the young boy who was raised by jungle wild ani mals and returned to his native vil lage after twelve years to learn again the ways of men, were valued at «150,000. Seta in Flaming Color ... ' 128 58 314.83 trading session: CATTLE—Good grain-fed steers «14.00 to 14.35. Good grass steers «11.50 to 13.75. Good grain-fed heifers «13.00. Good grass heifers «11.00 to ll.M. Good beef cows «9.00 to 9.45, medium «8.25 to 9.00, com mon «7.50 to 8.00, canners «5.75 to 4.75. Bulls, medium to good «9.M to 11.00 few to «11.25, common «8.00 to 9.00. Vealers, good to choice «13 00 to 14.00 late top «14.50. HOGS—Good to choioe car lots «15.25; 170 to 215 lb. truckins «15.00 to mostly «15.25; 230 to 285 lb. butchers «14.25 to 14.75; lightweight butchers «14.00 to 14.50; packing sows «12.M to 13.M’ Feeder pigs «14.00 to 17.00. SHEEP—Good to choice spring lambs «11.75 to 12.25; medium to good «10.25 to 11.50; common «9.00 to 10.00. Slaughter ewes, good to choice «3.50 to «4-25. Feeder lambs, good to choice «9.00 to 10.00. Shorn year lings «8-00 to «9.00. ■ 24.15 2S.M Mil 99.97 because it's a iavori/r/ Wemraen J 23.M M.11 acmi Munriaui« 39.97 ME BEER CREAM O’ COOS ICE CREAM CO. Distributer*, Coquille < Ü' * 184.35 An ordinance plant which turn« out The background of Kipling’s “Jungle Book” is picturesque North 1,000,000 pounda nt war goods a day ern Indis during the last century and must haul In. and out 18,000,000 entailed scenes of authentic Jungle pounds of materials or enough to fill beauty, filled with wild animals and 500 freight cars. tropic bird life, as well as scenes of fantastic splendor completely out of this world. Conreq-jently there were no propc available in the vast store houses of movieland and nearly all had to be manufactured to conform with the designs created by art direc tor Vincent Korda. Among the most unusual props that were manufactur ed were a hesvily jewelled howdah for Sabu to ride into the lost city and twelve jewelled scepters with deli cate filagree designs. Section 1, Twp. 28 8. R. 18 W. W. M. Eva L. Watson Schroeder A Hite . Streets ... - 186.35 Made-to-order Props Order Acme.. . Wey 23 84 43.40 Sabu Stars In “Jungle Portland Livestock __ Market Report Book“ Coming To following quotations are based Roxy Sun., Mon., Tue. on The prices being paid in Monday’s The beer with the , high I.O* (1/ Quenches!) —1 1931 13.40 1 Neb 1. Q.” It Qutadmjwu thirst...quickly.. .test fully I R 30.00 M47 > Jan. 100.00 The most spectacular set created for Kipling's “Jungle Book” was an East Indian dream city—a color- splashed setting of minarets, domes and parapets, flat-topped houses and Engines for bomber planes are now mysterious stairways. A white tem coming from a new plant by the train ple, gleaming like a vast jewel domi load—at a rate originally scheduled nates the scene with the dense jungle stretching far beyond. for next December. 0.0« a ’ ........... 1848 2715 1440 33.25 245 , J 1.M 3.04 • John B. Arnold, City Marshal, City of Coquille. Nones or final mttixment Sept 1«, 1989 Jan- . .•'w * . ** * . I ■■
