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NOTICE
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‘ Timely Topics
J e n tî n el
Bv HON R. T. MOORE
AVGUST 21. 1947
Notice is hereby given that on July
31 1947, the undersigned, Guardian
of the Estate of John Gordon Law
rence, a minor, filed in the County
Court for Coos County, Oregon, his
final account in the matter of said
guardianship, and that said Court has
set Tuesday, September 9, 1947, at
10:00 o'clock A. M., at the County
Court room in Coquille, Oregon, as
the time and place for hearing objec
tions to said final account and the
settlement t of
oi said
saiu estate,
Dated and published first time Au
gust 7, 1947. ____
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K EN NETT P. LAWRENCE,
S0t5
Guardian.
There's a spot on the lower Rogue
river between Illahe and Agness
where boat traffic must negotiate a
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
right-angle turn against a strong cur
rent in passing a difficu t rapids. The
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o fth e
river rushes against a rocky bluff
STATE OF OREGON
tkoi
that juts out into mid-stream. .m.-
The
D IV IS IO N OF A N IM A L IN D U S TR Y
bluff thrusts the swift current aside
A D M IN IS T R A T IV E ORDER N O .---------
in a turbulent boil of waters that has
scooped a deep hole at the base of the
Pertainioc To Bovine Animal« Reactin« To The Test
cliff. Boats bound upstream must
For Brucellosis As A Result Of Ha vine Been Vac
angle across the face of the cliff until
NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N that
cinated As Mature Animals Prior to July 1. 1947.
heading directly up the rapids. Full
the County Court of the State of
Pursuant to the authority vested In the Department of Agriculture power is then turned on to drive the
Going i Or«8on for the County of Coos has
of the State of Oregon by secaion 19, chapter 355, Oregon Laws 1945, the boat up. and over them.
down-stream, the boats use fu ll speed appointed J*1® undersigned,
U. S.
following regulations hereby are promulgated:
astern to hold away from the cliff Hui ford, administrator of the ®stete
Regulation 1. The owner of animals which are subject to the provi until they can angle into the open ot Charlotte Frye, deceased, and that
sions of chapter 355, Oregon Laws 1945, as amended by chapter 588, Oregon channel past, the rock.
i ha has qualified as such admimstra-
Laws 1947, who was mature animals in his herd which have been vac
Observing this maneuver’ while l°r.
a ll r e r u n s
cinated for brucellosis as adults shall have ail animals in his herd over epjoying
the matchless boat trip on
NOW, THEREFORE, all persons
six months ot age blood-tested as by law required.
the Rogue the w riter asked the vet- 1 having claims against theestateoi the
Refutation 2. A t the time of the drawing of blood sampjes, the owner eran pilot what he would do in event ’ “ d Charlotte Frye, deceased, are
of the herd shall certify to the officiating veterinarian on official forms of engine failure during the passage hereby notified and required te pre-
a list of such animals in said herd as have previously been vaccinated as of this spot. The pilot thought a mo- sent die same', * i,th, th.e. prop^
adults, and shall certify such additional information in connection there ment and then replied with a <rin “ 7. du^ verified, to the undersigned
that the engine never fails. Of course administrator at the ° t{ice
with as the Department may require.
Regulation 3. A t the time of the drawing of blood samples, the owner It was very obvious that engine fa il- ^ „ p iy m a n and C h a r i« U , Michelet,
F,rst Str£? h
^ ti° o f
shall make a written application on forms provided by the Department, ure at such a place would mean cer-
for permission to retain cattle vaccinated as adults declared as provided in tain disaster to boat and passengers.! within six months from the date of
Regulation 2, Application for such permission shall with reasonable cer Nothing could possibly prevent a this notice.
Dated July 24, 1947.
tainty describe the premises of the owner, by metes and bounds or other pile-up against the rock in the dan-
U. S. HUFFORD,
But engine
deiimte terms, and shall contain a statement that the owner waives and gerous swift water.
Administrator of the Estate of
telinquishes all claim for indemnity for animals so declared, together reliability is such that no accident
Charlotte
Frye, deceased.
has ever occurred and none is apt to. „
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with such additional information as the Department may require.
There
is
a
parallel
between
this
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Layman
Regulation 4. Upon receipt from the official laboratory of a positive
test report from blood sample of any animal certified as having been Rogue river circumstance and the Charles J. Michelet
tax situation in Oregon. The
Attorneys for Estate,
vaccinated after reaching maturity, such animal, together with all other current
224,' ig i?
whereon such animal showing state income tax can be likened to firs t
d thé
the premises
pi
anim als of the sam e her and
the boat engine.
While prosperity La*t publication August 31, 1947,
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qukrant
positive test is kept and maintained, shall be placed under
reigns the power does not fail and
n * vn m n fm a i
the county veterinarian.
the shlp-of-state can be held off the
NOTICE O f F IL IN G FM iA L
Regulation 5. Thereafter all cattle in the same herd shall be con rocks. But If a-sudden economic d ip ’ „ „
. ACCOUNT
fined to the premises of the owner under fence sufficient at all times to causes drastic cuts in Incomes, a like-
Notice is hereby given that the
restrain the quarantined animals until all animals declared under the ly circumstance, the resultant crash undersigned on July 31, 1947, filed
provisions of Regulation 2 have been disposed of in one of the following ¿111 make the early thirties seem
tee County Court of Coos County,
ways:
like a pleasant dream in comparison. Oregon, his F i m I Account in the mat-
(1 ) By moving into any similar herd after permission received from the The full weight of present high gov- u r ° f the Probate»“ ^ tee Last W1U
emment costs would fall upon real
Testament of W. W. Ttlghm an,
Department.
property with crushing force and re- deceased. and te“ *
C° U^t d?“
(2 ) By moving to any other state, the regulations of which w ill permit sultant
wholesale destruction of p r i-» ® * * * Tu5??;?y’ ,th,e„
d*y ot Sep-
the entry of such animals.
The Department is to be notified of the vate equities In homes and farms. tember, 1847 ’r,at JL8:0° 0 cl<x£ A ji i
ear tag numbers of any such animal shipped.
One shudders to think of what would ?Î_tee Court Court room in Coquille,
(3) By tale to a butcher for slaughter, in which case the Department happen to Oregon’s fiscal position in Oregon, as the time and place for
is to be notified of ear tag numbers.
such an event
hearing objections thereto, if any
The cliff jutting out into mid- Uiwe be, and for final settlement and
(4 ) By home slaughter for home use, with ear tag numbers reported
to the Department.
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stream could be likened to mounting distribution of said estate
(5 ) By accidental death, in which case the Department is to be notified costa of essential government minis- I Dated and published first time July
1947.
trations including schools and w e l-,
of ear tag numbers.
W. C. Jones,
(8 ) By notification from the County Veterinarian upon any annual fare. Cost Increases continue to out-
Executor of said Estate.
test of any herd certified under the provisions of Regulation 2 strip tax receipts. Current revenues 29t5c
that certain animals, declared under the provisions of Regulation 2 S Ü T 3 5 S S ¡ T S i S L K
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ot . ce o r " U N O
to Circumvent
and identified by ear tag numbers, no longer react to the agglutina
ACCOUNT
inflation. A new broad-
tion test.
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Notice is hereby given that the
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? revenue of large
« “ yield Is Im - Ä
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& S 10a
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Regulation 4. Animals which are not certified under the provisions I base
of Regulation 2 as having been vaccinated as adults but which react upon demand
Oregon, her Final Account In the
blood test w ill be removed for slaughter, unless ten percent or more of the
Other states, under thV.
similar
H ili clrcum-
.it,;? matter of the probation of the Last
total number of animals of the owner thereof which were not so declared
tav
WljL1 “nd Testament of Fanny B.
(to, have been vaccinated as adults) react upon such test, in which case ^ n l?
#,on
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Mies
tax
to jiqq J j deceased, and that said Court
such reactors may be retained until November 1, 1947, after which date figurativelyblast away th e ro c k of
^ , f'lxed Tuesday the 2nd day of
all reacting animals not certified as having been vaccinated after reach mounting costs and remove the haz-
10x7
in on
ing maturity must be disposed of for slaughter Retained reactors must be ard altogether. The remarkable sta-
branded and treated in accordance with the provisions of chapter 355, bility of the sales-tax lends itself to
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Jd
Oregon Laws 1945 as amended.
the financing of government essen-
Coquille, Oreg , as the
BO®
r«/ place for hearing objecUon« thereto,
Regulation 7. Cattle as to which the agglutination tests shows a neg tifti« that
« “ny «»ere be, and for final settle-
ative result may not be Introduced into herds containing animals declared th ,
urine
« iZ T T « ment and distribution of said estate.
under the provisions of Regulation 2, except with written permission of the , Tu a e °
using the sales-tax
Dated and published first time July
Department first had and obtained.
for these purposes. Adoption is like- . , 1 0 4 7
..... u c - j
ly
in
several
more.
The
list
now
in-
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' Anna Reese,
Regulation 8. No bovine animal vaccinated as an adult on or after
July 1, 1947, shall be subject to the provisions of the above regulations. eludes the highly industrialized states
Administratrix with the Will
These regulations shall not be applicable to bovine animals vaccinated as of California, Connecticut, Illinois.
annexed .. of . said
Estate.
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adults pursuant to the provisions of section 8, chapter 355, Oregon laws 1945, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio, aptac
as amended by section 1, Chapter 588, Oregon Laws 1947.
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Rhode. Island, Washington, and West
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This Administrative Order No. A. D. _____shall become effective as of Virginia. It also Includes such agri- aU Und, phona s
cultural states as Arkansas, Colorado,: ----------------------------------------------*---------
July 1, 1947.
the Dakotas, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri,
E. L. PETERSON: DIRECTOR
M. E. KNICKERBOCKER: C H IEF Oklahoma, and Wyoming. Because
of the general satisfaction in all these
states it is hard to rationalize the op- i
position of organized labor and some ;
Grange elements to the proposed
Oregon law
Surely if it has been
H e lp T h e m C leanse t h e B le e d
proved good in these populous states
o f H a r m f u l Body W a s te
it should be good in Oregon.
Yowr U t a m orw run s»,stir tutorial
To say that one "favors’’ a tax is
w s s t . mottor from U s MooS s tr a ta . But
not to imply its acceptance with alac
M Sasys soastiSM s la s la thatt wor k 4>
not act i s Natara tataadad—fell t* ra-
rity and zeal.
One never really
mava Impurities that, if r etsla .4 , may
enjoys paying any kind of tax. Ad
poises U s a r s t s a and upset the whole
Dody mauAiaBfw.
vocacy merely means aceptance of
Symptoms may be a assta« backache,
the tax as being the most equitable
p .r.iat.n t ¡A d a U c . a ttack , of diaafoaa
way of distributing the general bur
« •tr im ap olfhta, awhUlas, puSlaaaa
under the eyas—« t i l l tag at nervous
den. The issue is whether increasing
J Y is S C ^ t
tax burdens for local government
• I f your property has
shall be shouldered by a broad-base
order
srt
mmstimas mmln«. scanty or
passed th ro u g h many
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sales tax or carried through sharp
Thera abould b . so doubt that prompt
hands, title to it becomes
increases in state income and proper
treatment it wfssr th en h sd M t. Use
a com plicated m atter.
ty levies. If of the opinion that state
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new Irleuda for
levies against incomes and local
You could even lose
T h e y nave a I
levies real' property are now as high
your home. T a k e the
Are rae
as it is safe to make them you w ill
case o f M r . Jon es.*
probably favor the sales-tax. I f you
Shortly after his family
believe it more expedient to rely on
present tax sources and do not object
was settled in a new home he found a deed to the property
to substantial increase in state in
had previously been recorded by another party. Jones had
come taxes and local real property
to go to court tq save his home. A Commonwealth In
levies you w ill probably oppose the
sured T itle search would have revealed this double claim
sales-tax.
Though majority opinion in th e !
to ownership and probably prevented 9 costly lawsuit.
N E W F R E E D O M r OR
legislature considered it dangerously I
Y our deed alone is no assurance that property is
HARD OF HEARING!
repressive to raise either income or I
yours. I f a Commonwealth Insured T itle shows you
property taxes to the point necessary
own the property, you are protected against such claims.
to sustain current costs, it is lik e ly 1 Faa«M O b HI b R Haart« J
that we could muddle along without I
Avoid fear o f loss. Have full protection of ownership.
L it t U I LI<HtEKfflela<
a sales-tax. It w ill be more exciting
Ask your experienced rtaltor, attorney or banlttr about
and entertaining to continually dodge
Commonwealth Insured T itle.
the rock of inflated government costs
with hair-breadth misses bv depned-
ence
on highly unstable incohte taxes. |
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But w ill it be wise or In the interest [
T1TLI GUARANTEE A ABSTRACT CO. and
of the future welfare of our beloved I
State?
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