The Coquille Valley sentinel., October 29, 1942, Page 2, Image 2

......... ...
- -
M! -M
for registration are as follows: Arago
Riverton, Empire. Coquille. Marsh­
field, Sumner, North .Bend, Milling
ton, Fuirview, Sunny Hill, McKml.-.
Powers, Coos River, Myrtle Point
Allegany, Eastside, Cooston, Delinai
the executive committee of the “Keep
Bandon, Sitkum, Lakeside, Bridge.
Oregon Green” Association, was here
Since publishing the letter of J. V. structions from the State Depart­ Bunker HUI, Charleston.
------
last week, he and S ujj L B. W. Dunn Ewell three weeks ago, this Sentinel »nent of Education that registration
had a conference on the question of writer has read the Findings of Fact
including forestry In the Coquille aad the Decree made by Judge Dal
High School curriculum, establishing M. King in the case of Mr. Ewell vs,
a forestry school and securing a school the Pacific Petroleum Corporation and
forest, such as the Grants Paas high the Alaska Junk Co. and, in justice
school now has. That is the only to the defendants in the case, it
iiigh school in Oregon which has a must be stated that the decree is very
forest, but in Michigan there are 300 positive in declaring that the plain-
such school forests and in Wisconsin tiff had no legitimate claim against
IM.
either of the defendant corporations.
Mr. McNulty and Mr. Dunn con- Nor is it possible to find any proof
ferrod with Judge E. L. Peterson and of Mr. ¿well’s statement that “John
the latter promised to deed 180 acres A. Kelly of Barkersburg, California,
of county-owned timber land near had soon junked the well," after he
Coaiedo to the Coquille High School, had been employed to work on the
if such a program is started here, and Second hols drilled, and that he “told
said there were other timber sections me and others that they -could not
available in that vicinity if more land afford to let that well come in."
was needed.
The Sentinel never intentionally in-
The question now is, are there a jures anyone and in view of the
sufficient number of boys in the local court’s findings and decree its man-
high school who would be interested agement feels that the gentlemen
in such a project should it be started named in Mr. Ewell’s communication
here? The forestry class will be in- three weeks ago were accused of
augurated it there are. .
-
things which were not borne out In
Among the subjects which such a the trial of the case and this is S cor-
school would teach are fire preven- rection as far as the facta brought out
lion, fire training, tree planting, con- in the trial of the case are concerned,
servation study, recreation and woods
Following are extracts from the de­
lore.
. .
cnee which was filed by Judge King
Some day, unless Oregon develops in the county clerk’s office last Sat­
an effectual reforestation policy, the urday:
.Gasoline Registration 1
At School Houses
School Forest
Offered Coquille Hi
Court Records Do
Not Support
When Eugene McNulty secretary of i Mr. Ewell's Letter
Mile Trip
Mrs. Sanford Returns
From National Meet
Announcement
We have just purchased
.. . That the defendant Pacific Petro­
leum Corporation is the owner and
entitled to the immediate possession
and the proceeds of sale of 2050 feet
of unperforated 8 and % inch oil
well casing and 250 feet of perforated
fl and % inch oil well casing alleged
in plaintiff's complaint to be of the
value of Three Thousand Nine Hun-
dred Thirty-two and 50/100 (83,932,-
80) Dollars.
e that the school
That the ownership of the drilling
e opportunity of- r(g ant| equipment alleged in the bill
le county’s deed of sale, plaintiff’s exhibit D, is and
'
■
should remain, t* interest in the
plaintiff J. F. Ewell, and H interest
'•Of
in the Pacific Petroleum Corporation,
re Girls
That as to the 800 feet of five inch
p Fire group has drillk1“ pipe allc«cd to have been
etiugsduring the uaed by the Cendant Corporation
\ hobo hike was and cl“in>ed by the plaintiff to have
ir first meetirtg ***" owned in the proportion of %
i her oldest and 10 the plaintiff and % in the defend-
ng clothes. In- ant Pacific Petroleum Corporation,
were Velma Coy, the interest of plaintiff therein shall
ry Anne Wnia.^'b* d ee m e d paid and settled by the
Joan McMillian. i,auance oi Seven Hundred (8700.00)
ible. During the 00118 rs in participation certificates of
ith the exception th* corporation for the purchase of
Ihirley Willians' land ior plaintiffs own use, said land
>pt blowing off, hein« situated in Lane County, Ore-
nconvenience in 8on’ and purchased from one Wright
the rest period
That the plaintiff is not entitled to
their lunch in a any further remuneration or judg-
the dike, a deci- ment against the Pacific Petroleum
swimming in the Corporation as prayed for in his re­
in a unanimous P1*1 that defendant never did agree
vas very cold. - to pay plaintiff Forty-five Thousand
teing Miss Chari EiSht Hundred Fifty-two and 80/100
- guardian, dis- (845,852.80) Dollars as alleged' in
:ards which are paragraph two of plaintiffs second
to as one of their and further separate reply) that in
accordance with the recommendation
y for Miles Hart- to the Corporation Commissioner and
is Hartwell, the agreement with the participation
occasion of the certificate holders, the second well
i from the girls of the corporation could not be classed
honor guest and and paid for as a continuation of the
during the eve- flr*t well for the purpose of the al­
lant week: Mary location of payment, and the Ten
Betty Foot, Pat Thousand <$10,000.00) Dollar» first
ilton, Mary Anne payment as provided in the partlci-
ian, Velma Coy, pation certificates should not be ap-
lenham, Roberta Plied ln duplicate upon both wells.
That the plaintiff, while president
, Ruble and the
relL Guests from and manager of the Corporation, did
finis Hartwell, not keep the other directors and stock
1rs. Irene Mart- holders informed as to the cost» and
the girl), Ernest ' expenditures on the well, although
r training of the
will provide a
Is state may con-
the leading lum-
i of the nation,
f the college, the
others interested,
ol as is proposed
11 tend to prevent
ever being de-
Brandon's Fountain Lunch
Will be closed on Sundays
Biegger Furniture Co.
Phone M2
Like to Dance?
4M W. Front
the management of
Mr. Olin; Bell
We solicit your continued patronage
and will endeavor to serve you to the best
of our ability.
Egger & Jacobs
does over” a room!
Phone 68
the leases assigned over-to it, except
thoae disposed of, or lost through
failure to keep up payments, or
¡otherwise alienated.
S herwin -W illiams P aints
WHY GAMBLE-
With your-Certificate for Recapping your tires when
Our 27s1?"1
that we do the
Best Work obtainable and give ydu more mileage
OUR RECAPPING STAYS ON YOUR TIRE. (Haven't,
lout one—who elee can make thia claim-)
A^^fóaK.^!^x^rM,wl,gsVKE
J
-----------O.K. DOES IT O.K________
~