The Coquille Valley sentinel., November 21, 1946, Image 15

TH E UOUUDLLE V A L L E Y Ä lN T IN B U
UOOÜIL l B.
OfelQON. THUBJSDAY, NOVEMBER SI, IM S.
C A LL FOR BIDS
ventories and other factors vital to
quick disposal of government surplus.
Notice is hereby given that the
This is preparatory to starting the Boards of Riverton Schools will re­
three-month selling program ordered ceive sealed bids with detailed spe­
......._____ cifications on School Buses—One 41
by the administrator.
passenger; one 47 passenger. Prices
NO TIC E O F F IN A L SETTLEM EN T f.o.b. Coquille and f.o.b. the factory.
Notice is hereby given that Maude
Specify date of delivery.
P. Tracy, Executrix of the Last Will
Include best allowance on each of
and Testament of B. L . Tracy, de­ twq 35 passenger Dodge buses— 1937
ceased, on November 4, 194«, filed in models.
the County Court of Coos County,
Bids to be In hand of undersigned
Oregon, her final account in the mat­ on or before morning of Dec. 3, 194«.
ter of the probation thereof; and that
Lillian Hanly, Clerk
said Court has fixed Tuesday, the
U-High District No. 3
17th day of December, 194«, at 10:00
Bullards Route, Coquille, Oregon
o'clock A. M., at the County Court
44t3c
Room In Coquille, Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing objec­ IN T H E C IR C U IT COUBT OF THE
tions thereto and for final settlement
STATE OF OREGON IN A N D
and distribution of said estate.
FOB THE COUNTY OF COOS
Dated and published first time No­
GLADYS C. GANO,
vember 7, 194«.
Plaintiff,
Maude P. Tracy,
43t5c
Executrix.
W ILLA R D NORRIS and FRA NK S.
N O TIC E T O CREDITORS
NORRIS, heirs of Emily Willard
Norris, deceased; ORSON R. W IL ­
Notice is hereby given that the un­
LARD,
THOS. A. W ILLAR D ,
dersigned has been duly appointed
by the County Court of Coos County. * ANNA M. W ILLA R D , CHAS. B.
W ILLARD, FRA NK B. W IL L A R D
Oregon, as Executor of the Estate of
and ALFRED A . W ILLA R D , heirs
James Milton Nichols, deceased, and
of O. R. Willard, deceased; W IL ­
has qualified as such.
L IA M D. ANDREWS and JANE
NOW, THEREFORE, all persons
DOE ANDREWS, his wife. If m ar­
having claims against said Estate are
ried; the unknown heirs of Curtis
hereby notified and requested to pre­
Andrews, deceased;
WESTERN
sent the same to the undersigned at
LOAN A ND B U IL D IN G COM­
the office of J. Arthur Berg at Co­
PANY,
a
Corporation
of
Salt Lake
quille, Coos County. Oregon, Within
City, State of Utah; the respective
six months from the date hereof.
wives or husbands of any of the
Dated this 14th day of November,
above named defendants who may
1946.
be married; also the unknown heirs
44t5
EDW ARD POOR
of any of the above named defend­
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
ants who may now be deceased;
also all other persons or parties
NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N that
unknown claiming any right, title,
the undersigned filed in the County
interest, lien or estate in the real
Court of Coos County, Oregon, his
property described in the Com­
Final Report and Account as Admin­
plaint herein, or any portion there­
istrator With the W ill Annexed of the
of.
Estate of Sarah Pillsbury Gala, also
Defendants.
known as Sarah P. Gale, deceased,
arid that the Court has set Tuesday,
CaaeNe? 14933
the 17th day of December, 1946, at
the hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m. of said
TO:
W ILLA R D NORRIS and
date, at the County Court Room In FRANK S. NORRIS, heirs of Emily
Coquille, Oregon, as the time and Willard Norris, deceased; ORSON R.
place for hearing objections to such W ILLAR D . THOS. A. W ILLAR D ,
■Final Account and the settlement of ANNA M. W ILLA R D ,
CHAS. B.
said Estate
W ILLARD, FR A N K E. W IL L A R D
J. ARTHUR BERG,
and ALFRED A. W ILLAR D , heirs
Administrator With the W ill An­ of O. R. Willard, deceased; W IL L IA M
nexed of the Estate of Sarah Pills­ D. ANDREWS and JANE DOE A N ­
bury Gale, also known as Sarah P. DREWS, his wife, if married; the un­
Gale, Deceased.________________ 44t5 known heirs of Curtis Andrews, de­
ceased;
WESTERN LOAN AND
IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT O F THE B U ILD IN G COMPANY, a Corpora­
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
tion of Salt Lake City, State of Utah:
FOE THE COUNTY OF COOS
the respective wives or husbands of
M A RY E. JOHNSTON,
Plaintiff, any of the above named defendants
who may be married, also the un­
vs.
known heirs of any of the above
ORLAND V. JOHNSTON,
Defendant named defendants who may now be
deceased, also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right,
C nreN nT im a
interest, lien or estate in the
TO; OR LAN D V. JOHNSTON, the title,
real property described In the Com­
above named Defendant
plaint herein, or any pdrtion there­
' IN TH E NAM E OF T H E STATE OF of.
OREGON: You are hereby required
IN THE NAM E OF TH E STATE
F OREGON: YOU. are hereby « >
against
you
in
'
the
This was one of the sweetest game minimum period of time and secure
tilled that you are required to ap­
titled suit, on or before the 22nd pear and answer the Complaint filed
cartridges ever put on the market.
the
maximum
return
Is
the
one
best
day
of
November,
194«,
eaid
date
be­
Just why they discontinued manufac­
to be applied The motto of ing after the expiration of four weeks against you in the above entitled
turing thia rifle and ammunition has suited
Court agd cause, on or before the
always been a mystery to the writer. this administration shall henceforth from the date of the first publloetion 29th day of November, 194«, the same
be—“To dispose of all surplus prop­ of this Summons; and if you fail so
When one thinks about a ll the great erty
honestly, expeditiously and effi­ to appear and answer said Complaint, being the last date for answering or
Shaggy bison, the grizzlies, the deer
prescribed in
araearlng personally as pre*
or -otherwise
plead thereto, tor want the order far publication
file Dlead
and elk that fell before these old fash­ ciently.”
mi on file
The zone administrator advised vet­ thereof,' the plaintiff w ill
11 appl
apply to
ioned rifles and then hears someone erans
of World War II. other priority the Court for the relief prayed for herein, dated and entered on the 29th
laugh about those old guns it makes
day
of
October,
194«.
and
If you fail
claimants and commercial buyers to In her Complaint, to-wit: : That the
a fellow sort of stop and reflect.
SO to appear or answer on or before
watch
sales
offerings
and
prepare
to
marriage
and
marriage
contract
now
If,th e hunter of today was armed
purchase the surplus they want. He existing between the plaintiff and de­ said date, the plaintiff w ill apply to
with guns with the killing power of explained
the Court for the relief prayed for
that he and officials from
the old timers, guns that had a re­ Washington have Just completed an fendant be dissolved; that the plain­ in her Complaint, a succinct state­
tiff
be
awarded
the
care,
custody
and
stricted range, you wouldn't read of extensive survey in the seven wes­
ment of which is as follows:
so many hunters being slain by being tern regions of selling methods, ln- control of the minor children of the
FIRST
That the defendants be
parties;
and
that
the
plaintiff
have
mistaken for deer when fired at, at
to appear and set forth the
such other and further relief as may required
nature of thefr several claims and
seem just and equitable.
alleged interest, title or estate in and
This Summons Is served ui
to the following described real prop­
PA PB R H A N O IN G
PA IN T IN G CONTRACTS
by publication thereof In 1
to-wlt:
RN ABB U IN O
quUle VaRey Sentinel pursuant to erty.
BR U SH or SPR A T
Lot « In Block 42 of Elliott’s Ad­
an order of the ttonoreW e Del M .
dition
to the Town of Coquille
King, Judge of the above entitled
City, now the City of Coquille.
Court mage, dated and entered on
Coes County,
the 2ind day oi October 1948, which
>nd Oregon, according
Coquille. Oregon, Since 192«
,______ _______
an
said order required that the date of
3.
file and of —
record
in the office
the
first
publication
of
said
Sum­
Telephone M 7-M M
of the County Clerk of said Coos
mons should be the 24th day of Oc­
v
o u a » , Oregon;
County,
EST IM A T ES and
tober
194«,
and
the
date
of
the
last
O R D E R S FOR
Together r with a ten (19) foot
publication
thereof
being
the
21st
COUNSEL.
„ I Coulter Street fronting
PIN K P A P E R S
strip on
day of November, 194«.
__
_ property,
which said strip
said
prop
J. ARTHU R BERG,
was vacated by said City of Co­
Attorney for Plaintiff
quille.
Residence and P. O. Address
Th«t the plaintiff is
SECOND:
Coquille, Oregon
4115
the owner In fee simple of aald real
nd
the
whole thereof, and
IN THE COUNTY COURT W TH E E R 2 - . “ 4
t any »aid claims of the defendants
PONT WAIT TtU.
STATE OF OREGON FOE
fia declarad invalid and uleted
T H E COUNTY OF COOS
TOUR CAR FAILS
' said de-
T H IR D :
That r none
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
POWN ON THE
Internet or aatata,
fvndants has ai
JOSEPH
E,
^lcHTEN0EBa|
^
e#wd
JO B /
right, title or lten upon or in said
reel
property, or any portion thereof,
That’s why we would like a
p a r X u n t to the ptatatiff's right.
several hundred yards distance. We
are not advocating the arming of all
hunters with muzzle loaders, although
we must confess that it might not be
a bad idea and would save a lot - af
LANS LENEVE
lives each season. But the primary
idea of this narrative it to impart the
any an old mu
muzzle
fact that there is many
Perhaps in the past we have spoken loader hanging upon
_ n the wall that has
of the old muzzle loader, “Old Joe accounted for a hundred times more
Lane," that hangs upon the wall at game than the jokester who gives the
the store. Our old grand-dad, the late old guns the laugh, w ill ever view,
Dr. S Li. Leneve, brought the old let alone ever kill within a lifetime.
gun by ox team from the state of
Let us tell you the true story of
Illinois ’way back in 1854.
an old muzzle loader—a very small
That old gun was sole protection caliber, just a squirrel gun. This little
against Indians and the perils to be rifle shot a slug no larger than a 32
met on that long nine months trek. caliber revolver. I t was owned by
It also furnished fresh meat of about "Grandpa” Rose, an early settler of
mighty grizzly bear fell before these Douglas county, and father of the
every description.
late W. C. Rose, of Coquille.
Guns of this vintage accounted for
The old gentleman was hunting for
buffalo, elk, deer, and even the some strayed cattle on his hill land
old muzzle loaders. And that is why one afternoon and carried the little
we have to laugh right back at any muzzle loader along. He took a short
one who, viewing the old gun, laughs cut and was crawling upon his hands
out loud.
and knees thru some' dense under­
True, the old gun doesn’t compare brush to reach an open spot on the
to looks alongside a rtiodern rifle, i range. He emerged at the edge of a
However I ’ve witnessed my dad score very small clearing in the, dense
a half dozen straight bull’s eyes with i brush and there before him, sound
that old muzzle loader at 40 yards, asleep in the warm sunshine, lay a
and tote home a quarter of beef and large grizzly bear. For several sec­
several turkeys at an old .time shoot- ' onds the old gentleman eyed the
in’ match.
i sleeping animal. If he sought to re-
If that muzzle loader would kill treat he feared he might awaken the
elk, deer and bear—dozens of which bear and it might attack him, for a
were killed by my granu-dad in olden girzzly has a short temper,
days, it would do the same today with , Lying flat upon his stomach he
its old time charge of black powder,' shoved the little rifle out In front of
patching, builet and cap exploded him and took careful aim. He could
upon the* nipple. Crude, yes, but ef­ drive a tack at twenty paces with
fective. For in those days the hunter that gun and the old grizzly was only
knew that he had just one chancy at half that distance. He took careful
his game, he took his time and he set i aim, and no doubt with a silent pray-
dom missed. But today, with lever er> he pressed the trigger. True to it»
action, pump action and automatic mark the’ little bullet sped, striking
rifles that fire heavy, high velocity the bear at the butt of his ear. The
ammunition it is an entirely different big grizzly died instantly.
Muzzle loaders help**! buiicp the
story. The further a rifle w ill carry
up, the more it is in demand. A gun west—we salute them!
that can k ill a man in one county
when fired from another Is really the
popular gun toda>> The .best comment
we have heard on this sort of fire ­
arms was advanced by an old Chip­
pewa Indian to a friend of mine—
G. D. McCubrey, of Moorehead, M in­
nesota. The old Indian said, in re­
ferring to the modem rifle, “him
PORTLAND, Nov. 21— (Special)—
shoot today and k ill tomorrow.”
The old 38-55, the 405, the 38-56 The greatest opportunities to profit
the 303, the 33 arid the 44 all ac­ from purchase of surplus war goods
counted for more game than has will come within the next three
ever been killed by modern rifles. In months, it w a r predicted here by Paul
Rutten, zone administrator of the
fact, the old 44 black powder rifle has G.
killed more game than ahy gun in War Assets administration for the
eight western states, in a message to
North America.
Perhaps we should not have In­ the regional office In Portland.
“All of the western regions are pre­
cluded the 303 Savage in the group
mentioned above, but It was used by paring for an intensive campaign to
many hunters some forty years ago. dispose of government surplus as rap­
I t has retained a certain amount of idly as it can be done and still obtain
fair return for the government,”
popularity and Is still used today to a Rutten
said.
He quoted a rment
a great extent in many districts. But statement
by national administrtitor
to our knowledge It never was used Robert M. Littlejohn, which read— “I
with black powder, while ail the want target dates set for disposing of
others listed were strictly black pow­ everything you have on hand at this
der guns to start with, with the pos
Out-of-Doors Stuff
hr
title and interest therein and there­
to.
FOURTH: That said defendants,
and each and all of them, and all
persons claiming under, by or through
them, or any of them, be forever
barred, restrained and enjoined from
asserting any claim whatever in or
to said premises, adverse to the
plaintiff.
F IF T H . That plaintiff have such
other and further relief as the Court
may deem equitable, Including plain­
tiff's costs and disbursements herein
laid out and expended as to any
appearing defendants.
Surplus Sales
Will Get Larger
Darrell L. Cox
It can put you in an
awful fix.
chance to correct its m inor,
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Notice a
NOTICE is
that
of the
the undersigned,
estate ( Of
of Joseph
K. Llchtonberg,
M M
deceased, has filed his final account
in the above entitled court, and that
Saturday, the 30th day of
194«, at ten o’clock A . M-, in the
Court Room af the above entitled
court has been appointed by the court
as the time and Piaoe for the hearing
of objections thereto. If any, and the
settlement thereof
Dated and first published October
31 1946
bate of last publication November
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,M'1
Oregon J ou mol
Service of this Summons is made
by publication pursuant
tant to an order
of the r Honorable
- - Del
- - - M. King, Judge
of the Circuit Court 6
of - Coos
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County,
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dated and entered on the 39th day of
October, 1948, directing publication
to be made in The Coquille Valley
Sentinel once a week for four succes­
sive and consecutive weeks. Date of
the first publication:
October 81,
194«. Date of the last publication:
November 28, 1948.
J . A R TH U R BERG.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence and P. O. Address
42t5
Coquille, Oregon.
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Attorneys for said estate.______ 42t5
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Why Bert Won
First Prize
belong with the enjoyment ef^a
otic* weren’t surprised »hen
rt Childers won Bret prise for
And Andy, of course, is a whole­
corn at the county fair,
hearted supporter of “Self Regu­
fat the judge« admit it wasn't
lation.” That’s the system by which
t because Bert had the finest
The Brewers and tavern keepers
-s of corn. He knew how to <U,-
themselves make sure that taverns
them: neatly arranged, with
selling beer are clean and orderly.
i husks cleanly trimmed, and the
From where I tit, people Hkj
oth white and spotless.
Andy aim. rate a “Firet prtae. Net
Trimmings” cure make a differ-
just for the quality of the product
ee no matter whet yeu’re affer-
—but for the “trimmings’ too.
r—ae Andy Botkin, keeper of the
irden Tavern, well knows. Andy
want just sell good beer. He sell»
la . pure that’, clean and attree-
r e ... to alee aurreund.ng» th* '
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Watch Your
K idneys/
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iv e r y day now th a n b apace avaflabb «a
Southern Pacific traina to California. You can't
always get a room on short notice but if you'll
snake your reaervationa aa far in advanoa aa
possible we’ll do everything wo caa to gat you
Coquille, Ore.
Hain Them Cleanse tho Blood
of H arm ful Body Wasta
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f a c t K u r s e ff tó c
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dot ••twrtWookiHK wrU
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train« daily.
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exactly what you want.
N ext time, try tha train toCaMfomia. Rid« tho
feat all-pullman Coacode (two dining cam and a
lounge car now) or the th rifty B m w r. Tw o other
Th« frtoAdly Southern PodRc
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