The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 21, 1949, Image 14

quired to present the same, to­
gether
with proper vouchers
therefor, to the undersigned, at
his office .in Coquille, Oregon,
within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated this 18th day of March,
1848.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
A P R IL 21, 1849.
CXXH IL L E , OREGON.
N O TIC E IS HEREBY G IV EN ,
J. ARTHUR BERG,
That the undersigned has been
Executor of the Estate
of Laura A. Schroeder,
duly appointed by the County
Deceased.
Court of Coos County, Oregon, as 10t 5c
Administrator of the Estate of —.---------- ------------------------------------- .
Opal Irene Cox, Deceased, and has Notice of Sale of County-Owned
duly qualified as such.
i
Timber and Timber Land
NOW THEREFORE, all persons
Sealed bids, marked outside
Further progress toward Wey­ board m ill at Springfield, Oregon; having claims against said estate "Sealed Bid" and addressed to the
erhaeuser Timber company’s goal for a sulphate pulp m ill and e x - are hereby notified and required Coos County Court, Courthouse,
to insure its permanent operation pension of the plywood plant at to present the same, together with Coquille, Oregon, w ill be received
w D«hin«tnn- for th e ProP«r vouchers therefor, to the until and opened at 2:00 p. m„
was indicated today in the firm ’s T
Longview, W a s h in g to n fo r the undersigned at the offlce of j . May 2 1949^ for
annual report.
This report reiterates the com­ construction of logging truck roads Arthur Berg, at Coquille, Oregon, timber or timber ■ and land as
pany’s determination to build for at Coos Bay, Oregon, and for two within six months from the date hereinafter described,
the future through the operation cargo vessels.
hereof.
Each bid must state the total
Dividends of $3 per share, the
Dated th*’
this 22nd day oi
of March’
March, consideration which w ill be of-
of tree farms in Oregon and
Washington, by diversifying it« , same
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fered for each parcel as described
in 1947, were
paid. The 1948.
W ALTER HOFSESS,
below. No bid for less than the
manufacturing, grouping its'
company>s annuai report revealed
Administrator of the Estate of appraised price w ill be considered.
cessing plants, and deve op L
strengthening of total working
Opal Irene Cox, Deceased. 10t5c Each bid must be submitted in
products and permanent capitai position. As of last De­
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cember 31, working capital was IN t h e CIR CU IT- COURT OF
In the annual report, J. P. Wey­
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erhaeuser, Jr., president of the
A ND FOR THE COUNTY
, ty Court.
deposit must
company,
commented
on the E XO TIC Spanish love dance is
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changes in the price trend during one af the highlights in Colum- v E. C R IM and M A R Y F. C R IM , óffeZZd
offered
1948
bla’s “The Leves of Carmen” at u ...i------ • — j i ..u /-
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e posits wi
applied
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to the purchase price in the caie
“During the first three months the Roxy Theatre Sunday, Mon­ husband and wife.
Plaintiffs,
oi
successful
bidders
and
w ill be
of 1848,” he said, “we extended to day and Tuesday, with Rita
returned to unsuccessful bidders.
retailers a ten per cent reduction Hayworth starred.
A L IC E BOOTH MCDONALD, h e ir, TERMS: Not less than thirty
in prices of lumber for home con­
• o
at taw of M. J. McDonald, de- per cent (30% ) of the purchase
struction, although this failed to
KEEPS IN 8HAPE
ceased; H A N N A H JOSEPHSON;
tim . ni sal»
affect the booming market.
It
Alan Ladd, starred in P ara-1also the resDectjve husbands of L
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“W h icn o rin s S m ith ” h a s-1 TC
* respecuve nusoanas oi the remain(ier
pai<l under
might be fairly said, however, that
mounts whispering s»mitn, nas • e,ther of the above named defend- w r;t»«n
at t.rm c a,
our restraint in pulp prices did n’t forgotten the skills he learned ants wh0 ma u . married" also
r ‘ j agreement at terms ar-
w h .n ha wa< a stu d io lab orer H e L?“
.n° " v , m arrlea’ a” ° ranged between the purchaser and
help to hold the inflation line.
“In the U tter part of 1948, buyer tiZZ^ X k at h f, H i X Z vaTiZy abOV',." a T
e '
,n
P V » « t a to bear iqterest from
discrimination in many fields be­
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deceased;
also
all
other
the date Qt M ,e , t
rate of gix
came more and more evident.
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persons or parties unknown cieim -| p^r cent (6 % ) per annum. Pay-
Hesitation translated itself even­ ranch'
once thought to ' 1,1 W
int* rest* J~n ( ment in fu ll w ill be required in
tually into sharp price reductions be Hvnnotism bv was
a tEtak m lin ette
estate?n “ L *
advance
cutting timber. The
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fa r lumber and plywood.
be caused by a thick magneuc degt,ribed m the compUunt h e r e - ,
r, KPrvM JZL.
wav nv0r
“In spite of the break in the flu
id according
aoonrdina to the
th e Encyclo-
Encvclo- in
i _ o*
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i county reserves ngnt oi way over
fluid,
r" ^ y 'portion'ther^Tf,
.
all
of
the
lands
sold.
The
coun-
price level late in the year,” con­ pedia Bríttanica.
UeIenaan ,ty reserves all mineral and min-
tinued Weyerhaeuser, 1948 pro­
SUMMONS
j era, oil righu
duced large earnings measured in
P A G I, S IX
—
withiri six months item the date
hereof.
I Dated and published first time
April 21, IMS.
,
M A BEL E. HAZARD, ,
I4t5c
Executrix.
1 1
V en tilici
Permanent Operations By Weyerhaeuser
Will Add Payrolls, Extend Plants in '49
uun.m .
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terms of the current dollar. The
lowered purchasing power of the
1848 dollar was perhaps best evi­
denced to the company by the fact
that during the year it actually
reinvested in plant additions and
improvements more than the total
net eqjmings of the company for
the year.”
Net income for the year was re­
ported at 825,982,537, or $8.49 per
share. A total of $31,576,185 was
spent on plant and vessel addi­
tions and replacements.
Major
expenditures were: for logging fa ­
cilities, a sawmill, and a container
Township 31 Sooth, Range 12
W .W Jf.
Section 20: NEMi, SMiNWy.,
NEM i SWM i , SEM«.
Minimum
price: $230,000.00.
Township 28 South. Range 9
W.W.M.
Section ,36: N % , SWy«, N V i-
SEMi, SWy.SEy«.
Minimum
price: $58,120.00.
Township 28 South, Range 1$
W.W.M.
Section 2: Lots 1, 2, S ttN E V i.
Minimum price: $8,120.00.
Township 28 South, Rance 10
W.W.M.
Section 10; N W y .N E ft, NEy«-
N W y. and 40 acres in SW Vi-
N Ey. and SEy,N W fc.
M in i­
mum price: $2,500.00.
Township 3$ South, Range 18
W.W.M.
Section 8: N % .
Minimum price: $19,200.00.
Township 28 Sooth, Range IS
W.WJK.
Section 7: Lot 3, a portion
(N>4, SttSW y«, SEy4 ) of Lot 4.
Minimum price: $1,980.00.
Township S3 Sooth. Range 11
W W M
Section 29: S% NE% .
Minimum price: $2,880.00.
Township 27 South, Range 12
W.W.M.
Section 36: S%SEV«.
Minimum price: $400.00.
Township 29 Sooth, Range 11
W.W.M.
Section 12: Lot 4.
Minimum price: $147.77.
Township 27 South, Range IS
W .W Jf.
Section 23: A LL .
Section 22:
NEy«, m N W V i, NHSEy«.
Minimum price: $4,800.00.
Township 39 South, Range 11
W .W.M
Section 36: N HN W 14..
Minimum price: $280.90.
TIM B E R O NLY
Township 29 South. Rance I I
W .W .M .
Section 24: Lots 10, 13, 14, 15.
Section 25: Lots 3, 4, 12, IS.
Minimum price:
$37,650.00.
SALVAGE DOUGLAS F IR O N LY
Township 28 South, Range 19
W. W.M.
Section 22:
SEV«.
Timber
interest in Douglas F ir only.
Minimum price: $500.00.
SALVAGE T IM B E R A ND LA N D
N O TIC E T O CREDITORS
r o o t h MrTYlN 1 Further information, including
Notice is hereby given that the .
the county’s cruise on said lands,
last w ill and testament of Louis r ~ ’. _!r at
1 may be obtained by prospective
Holmes Hazard, deceased, was
deceased: H A N N A H J U - bidders at the office of the Coun-
duly admitted to probate in th e , SEPHSGN; also the ''uespe5t' ve ty Court.
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-
husband,
of either
of the above, The right to walve ^ ^ 1
County Court of Coos County,
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Oregon, on A pril 18, 1949, and that named defendants who may be defects in this advertisement and
the undersigned was appointed married; also the unknown heirs to reject any and all bids is re­
of any of the above named de­ served.
executor thereof.
THEREFORE, all persons hav­ fendants who may now be de­
T IM B E R AND LA N D
ing claims agaipst the estate of ceased; also all other persons or
parties
unknown
claiming
any
deceased are required to present
the same to me at the office of right, title, interest, lien or estate
O. C. Sanford, attorney for said jin or to the real Property de­
estate at Coquille, Oregon, with ¡scribed m the Complaint herein,
proper vouchers and duly verified, ¡or any portion thereof.
IN
THE
N AM E
OF THE
STATE OF OREGON:
You are
hereby notified that you are re­
quired to appear and answer the
Complaint filed against you in
the above entitled Court and
in
cause, on or before the 19th day
of May, 1949, the same being the
last date for answering or appear­
ing personally as prescribed in the
Good ground floor location suitable for small or
Order for Publication of Summons
medium-sized business
on file herein, dated the 19th day
of April, 1949, and 4f you fail so
REASONABLE RENT
to appear or answer on or before
said date, the plaintiffs w ill apply
Write, giving full particulars to
to the Court for the relief prayed
Box 13 The Sentinel, Coquille
for in their Complaint, a succinct
statement of which is as follows:
FIRST: That the defendants be
¡required to appear and set forth
the nature of their several claims
and alleged interest, title or es­
tate in and to the following de­
scribed real property, to-w it:
Lot 10, Block 42, Elliott’s Ad­
dition to the Town of Coquille
with Oregon headquarters in Portland, Oregon
City (now the City of Co­
is happy to announce the appointment of
quille), Coos County, Oregon,
according to the map and plat
thereof on file and of record
IVAN E. SMALLEY
in the office of the County
as representative for this area.
. Clerk of Coos County, Oregon.
, SECOND: That the plaintiffs
Mr. Smalley, active in local civic affairs, will be glad
are the owners in fee simple of
to offer his services to our policy holders.
said real property, and the whole
thereof, and that any said claims
Office: 203 Laird Bldg.
of the defendants be declared in­
valid and quieted.
Telephone 319
Coquille, Oregon
T H IR D : That none of said de­
fendants has any interest or es­
tate, right, title or lien upon or
in said real property, or any por­
tion thereof, paramount to the
plaintiffs' right, title and interest
therein and thereto.
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 en­
joined from asserting any claim
whatever in or to said premises
adverse to the plaintiffs.
F IF T H : That plaintiffs have
such other and further relief as
the Court may deem equitable,
including plaintiffs’ costs and dis­
bursements herein laid out and
expended'as to any appearing de­
Also large lot oi USED FURNITURE and EQUIPMENT
fendants.
Service of this Summons is
made by publication pursuant to
an Order of the Honorable Dal M.
King, Circuit Judge for Coos
County, Oregon, which Order was
We have buyer* lor Horses, Hogs and Cows of all sorts.
signed, dated and entered on the
19th day of April, 1949, directing!
publication to be made in the Co­
quille Valley Sentinel once a week
for .four successive and consecu- ,
tive weeks.
Date of the first
publication: A pril 21, 1949. Date
MACHINERY, ETC. SALE starts . . at 10 A. M.
of the last publication: M ay 19,
LIVESTOCK SALE starts promptly at 1:30 P, M.
1949.
J. A R TH U R BERG,
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Glazebrook
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Owner Auctioneer
T h e re A re N e t o w e r f a r t t l
Residence and P. O. Address
Clarence Newman
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Assistant Auctioneer
14t5 Coquille, Oregon.
P O R TLA N D
________ $4.95
EUREKA ____
Dr. d. N. Crawford • Veterinarian * has inspected
E U G E N E __
SAN FRANCISCO
7.85
all cattle for Bangs disease.
NO TIC E TO CREDITORS
M ED FO RD .
LOS ANGELES __
12.85
NO TIC E IS HEREBY G IVEN ,
That the undersigned has been1
HAVE ALL CATTLE TO
ADDITIO NAL SAVINOS ON ROUND TRIP FARRS
duly appointed by the County:
BE TESTED AT SALE
Court of Coos County, Oregon, as I
BY 12 NOON
Executor of the Estate of Laura!
W. H. BARROW, Agent
A. Schroeder, deceased, and has !
Roxy Corner
duly qualified as such.
Phone 245
NOW THEREFORE, all persons
having claims against said Es-1
tate are hereby notified and r e - ‘
Township 3 Í
W .W Jf.
Section 8:
South.
m en
Minimum price: $5,500.00.
Dated this 4th day of A p ril,
NtaSW V. ! I949- at Coquille, Oregon.
Range
12
swy«sw%,
NWy4SEV4.
N tt.
AND
31 South, Range
Township
W.W.M.
Section
Section
12:
IS:
. F E L S H E IM .
County Judge
FRED A. KRUSE,
Commissioner
F. C. TRUE,
Commissioner
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Section 18:
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NEW
NORGE
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AT A NEW
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M«r
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ststui
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Has more than 14 sq. ft. of flex­
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Service
Southwestern Oregon’s largest and
most complete tire service.
370 S. Hall, Coquille, Tel. 270
Broadway at Curtis, Coos Bay, Tel. 625
638 Spruce St.
Myrtle Point
OPENING SALE
Space For R ent
Downtown Coquille
SUNDAY
A P R IL 24.1949
The Kansas City Life Insurance
Company
Starting a t
10 A .M .
To be held a t
THE COQUILLE VALLEY AUCTION
Located
2 Miles South of Coquille on the Myrtle Point highway
LUNCH
NO W
ON
LISTED
M ilk Cows
i Horses
Hogs
Calves
We Sell Anything. You Bring It—
We Sell It!___________
and so are
This Sale Is Strictly A
Consignment Sale
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GREYHOUND fares
THE
GROUNDS
FOR SALE
We have over $5000 worth of New
to sell on this sale. Articles include:
•Saddle
•Bench Emerys
•Outboard Motor
•Handles
•Shot Guns
• Rifles
•Aluminum Ware
•Glass Ware
•Lawn Rakes
•Lawn Sprinklers
•Hot Plates
•Radios
•Electric Mangle
•Electric Irons
•Pop-Up Toasters
Light Wire
•Phonograph
Combinations
•Kitchen Utensils
galore
•Fishing
Equipment
•Salmon Eggs
•Hand Tools , '
and
Hundreds of Other Articles
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