Illinois Valley News. Thursday, August 31, 1939
The PenGUin
Indicating the necessity for an
Anna May Wong, America’s
intensive campaign for the safe-! foremost Chinese actress, turned
ty of elderly pedestrians, Earl first earth for the 11,200,000
Snell, secretary of state, today de China walled city concession at
clared that 80 per cent of the the l*t* World’s Fair of the West
pedestrians killed in Portland dur on Treasure Island.
World renowned Sung and Ming
ing the first six months of 1939
were over 55 years of age. Forty- glazes from the Tenth and Four
five per cent were over 65 years teenth oenturies, is a part of the
China section of the Palace of Fine
of age.
the California World’s
Arts,
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fair.
Cheer Up
Patient—You know, this is my
first illness.
Kind visitor—Well, let's hope it
will be your last.
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UNITED
STATES
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DEPART- M. for the Red Cedar, seventy-five
Famous Pacer Dan Patch
MENTOF THE INTERIOR, GEN- cents per M. feet B. M. for the
Was National Celebrity ERAL I.ANI) OFFICE. O. & C. Incense Cedar and Hemlock. Thia
ADMINISTRATION,
P O R T-
LAND, OREGON—Sealed bids,
marked outside "Bid for Timber”,
IS1
IT
and addressed to the Chief Forest
ÏHKBE
JUST
er, O. and C. Administration, 410
Custom House, Portland, Oregon,
MARKET
will be received until 10:30 a. m.,
'ROUND
Pacific Time, Sep. 22, 1939, for
roív
the purchase of timber upon
IPENGUIÑ
tracts hereinafter described; the
SGGJÎ
cutting and removal of the timber
NOTHIK-V.,
NO/
to be carried out in accordance
with the forest practice rules ap
proved on July 7, 1938 by the Sec
TO DO BUSINESS,
retary of the Interior. Each bid
ADVERTISE
must state the amount per thous
and feet, board measure, that will
be paid for each species or class
of timber. No bid for less than
the appraised value will be con
sidered.
Each bid must be submitted in
duplicate and be accompanied by
a deposit. The deposit must be in
the form of a certified check on a
solvent National Bank and in fav
or of the Chief Forester of the O.
Music! Dancing! Crowds! Fun! Excite-
and C. Adminstration. The amount
mert I on the Midway!
of the deposit will be computed at
Additional Feature»!
the rate of at least 20 per cent of
the first $1000 of the bid, plus at
ZOE DELL LANTIS AND THE
Prospect—Are you quite sure It
least 10 per cent of any additional
ALL AMERICAN REVUE
will be perfectly safe for me to In-
Nightly at 8
amount of the bid in excess of
vest
In
your
company?
$1000 and up to $10,000. The de
SAN FRANCISCO MOUNTED
Promoter—Absolutely safe, Even
posit of any successful bidder will
SHERIFF’S POSSE & HORSE SHOW
the water in the stock has been
Nightly at 8 except Sunday
'Trust In God, Keep Powder Dry* be credited as a first installment
filtered and sterilized.
PARI-MUTUEL HORSE
The saying, "Trust in God and in payment for the timber. Checks
unsuccessful bidders will be re
RACING
keep
your powder dry’’ is attributed of
Afternoon» except Sunday at 1 .30
turned upon award of the bid. A
to Oliver Cromwell. It is supposed bond on all sales will be required
to have originated during one of his in an amount computed at the rate
Ceneral Admission,
50c
campaigns in Ireland in 1649 or 1650. of at least 20 per cent of the first
After 6 P. M., 25c
According to tradition, Cromwell $10,000 of the bid, plus 10 per
Children 12 and
Under, FREE
made an impassioned address to his cent of any additional amount of
Starts Labor Day
"Ironsides" when they were about the bid in excess of $10,000.
—Salem
MOST EVERYTHING
to attack the enemy who had taken
Payment for timber will be re
MARKED DOWN 5 to 50 <;
position on the opposite side of the quired in advance of cutting, pay
a
river. He concluded his speech with ment in full at the time of filing
What about those last Picnics?
the admonition: "Put your trust in the contract being required in sales
Any Two for 10c
God, but mind to keep your powder amounting to $2000 or less. In
Picnic Items Sat. Only ..15c
dry.’’ This tradition is vouched for larger sales, payment may be
by Edward Hayes in his "Ballads made in a number of installments
EXTRA SPECIAL
Leather Apron, only one $2.50
of Ireland," which was published in scheduled to keep pace with the
1855. The compiler comments on rate of timber cutting and payable
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
the subject in a note under the bal upon demand from the Chief For
TOILET ARTICLES
lad "Oliver’s Advice,’’ which was ester.
The successful bidder in each
written in 1834 by Colonel Blacker, sale exceeding $5000 in amount
VALLEY VARIETY
a British officer. Each stanza of will be required, prior to the ap
Blacker's ballad ends with the line proval of the contract covering
STORE
"Put your trust in God, my boys, such sale, to furnish a sworn fi
and keep your powder dry.”
Cave J notion
nancial statement showing ability
to fulfill the terms of the con
tract.
For copies of the form of pro-
i posal, form of contract and bond,
and other information, application
should be made to the Chief For
ester, O. and 0. Administration,
Portland, Oregon.
The timber volumes, given in
the following appraisals, are esti
mated and may be more or less
than the amounts stated.
Living cull trees and young tim
ber less than merchantable size
are reserved from cutting.
IN BENTON COUNTY: T. 13
S„ R. 7 W„ Sec. 23, NW'4 NW >4
Yellow Fir 2035 M. feet B. M„
Hemlock 340 M. feet B. M., none
of the timber to be sold for less
than $2.00 per M. feet B. M'. for
the Yellow Fir, seventy-five cents
per M. feet B. M. for the Hem
lock. This timber to be sold on
cruise.
IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY: T.
3 S„ R. 3 E., Sec. 29, SE'4SW4
and WttSE’4 Red Fir 2100 M.
feet B. M., Red Cedar 340 M.
feet B. M , Red Cedar Poles 360;
none of the timber to be sold for
less than $1.75 per M. feet B. M.
for the Red Fir, $1.50 per M. feet
B. M. for the Red Cedar, forty
cents each for the Red Cedar
poles. This timber to be sold on
cruise.
IN COOS COUNTY: T. 29 S„
R. 9 W., Sec 7, NE^SEK, SW *4
SE*4, Yellow Fir 1440 M. feet B.
M., Green Port Orford Cedar
1965 M. feet B. M., Red Cedar 15
M. feet B. M., Dead Port Orford
Cedar 225 M. feet B. M.. none of
the timber to be sold for less than
$2.00 per M. feet B. M. for the
Yellow Fir, $9.00 per M. feet B.
M. for the Green Port Orford
Cedar, $5.00 per M. feet B. M. for
the Dead Port Orford Cedar,
$1.00 per M. feet B. M. for the
Red Cedar. This timber to be
sold on cruise.
IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY: T.
39 S„ R. 6 W., Sec. 29, 3HNEK,
NEUSWii,
NVkSE'4,
Green
Port Orford Cedar 315 M. feet B.
M., Dead and Down Port Orford
TWO 1939 PLYMOUTH COUPES, New
Cedar 30 M. feet B. M.; none of
the timber to be sold for less than
$7.00 per M. feet B. M. for the
ONE 1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, 2000 Miles, Courtesy Car
Green Port Orford Cedar and
$5.00 per M. feet B. M. for the
Dead and Down Port Orford Ced-
ONF: 1939 DODGE SEDAN, Heater, Radio, Seat Covers, Fog
ar. Trees below 26 inches DBH
*
are reserved from felling, This
Lights. 10,000 Miles, Courtesy Car
timber to be sold on cruiBe.
IN LANE COUNTY: T. 15 S.,
R. 1 W.. Sec. 9, NW 14 NW >4, S%
NW 14, NViSW*4, Red Fir 1005
M. feet B M., Yellow Fir 5760 M.
feet B. M.. White Fir 15 M feet
B. M., Red Cedar 50 M. feet B.
M., Hemlock 355 M. feet B. M.;
none of the timber to be sold for
less thn $1.75 per M. feet B. M.
for the Red Fir, $2.00 per M. feet
B M. for the Yellow Fir, $1.00
per M. feet B. M. for the White
Fir, Red Cedar and Hemlock.
This timber to be sold on cruise.
All Port Orford Cedar trees 28
i inches in diameter or less, and all
other merchantable tree species
10 inches in diameter or less, shall
be reserved from cutting T. 16
S„ R. 2 W, Sec 29, SHSEU.
Red Fir 1690 M Feet B. M., Red
¡Cedar 70 M. feet B. M., Hemlock
[ 50 M. feet B. Ml.; none of the tim-
' ber to be sold for less than $1.50
per M. feet B. M. for the Red
Fir, $1.00 per M. feet B. M. for
the Red Cedar, fifty cents per M.
feet B. M for the Hemlock. This
timber to be sold on cruise. T. 18
S„ R. 1 Wi, Sec. 13, NEK, Yel
low Fir 8715 M feet B. M„ Red
Cedar 80 M. feet B. M., Incense
Cedar 20 M. feet B. M., Hemlock
GRANTS PASS, ORE
TELEPHONE 34
621 EAST M STREET
305 M. feet B. M., none of the
timber to be sold for less than
$2.00 per M. feet B. M. for the
Yellow Fir, $U00 per M. feet B.
In his day Dan Patch was a na
tional celebrity. He was a pacer,
and the first horse ever to do a mile
in harness under 2 minutes. To
understand the immense interest in
him it is necessary to recall that
in 1905. when he paced the mile in
1:55H, the automobile was still an
experiment To the American peo
ple. the possession of a horse and
buggy was a mark of respectability,
and to have a bit of blood between
the shafts, or a fast, spanking team,
was a social distinction, observes a
writer in the Kansas City Times.
That was the reason why nearly
every farm home, and many a city
home, in those days had a picture of
Dan Patch on the wall. We can
remember that old picture yet. It
was a famous chromo and showed
the noted bay fairly flying along,
every foot off the ground, the spokes
of the sulky behind him a blur, and
the driver leaning forward, his arms
taut on the reins, the very personi
fication of speed. It was a thrilling
picture, and one understandable to
every one as it would not be in this
day of steering wheels and foot
throttles.
SPECIAL
Clearance
New Cars
Good Cars
Page Five
Old Cars
Jalopies
But They Must Be Sold
to Make Room For
1940's
Lots of Late Models to Choose From
We Won't Be Hard to Deal With
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Automotive Service Co
Dodge ... Plymouth
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timber to be sold on cruise. T.
18 S, R. 1 W.. Sec. 5, SE>4SE14
Red Fir 1030 M. Feet B. M., Red
Cedar 140 M. feet B. M., Incense
Cedar 20 M. feet B. M_, Hemlock
25 M. feet B. M., none of the
timber to be sold for less than
$1.75 per M. feet B. M. for the
Red Fir, $1.25 per M. feet B. M.
for the Red Cednr, $1.00 per M.
B. M. for the Hemlock, seventy-
five cents per M. feet K M. for
the Incense Cedar. This timber
to be sold on cruise. T. 18 S., R.
6W„ Sec. 33, EKNE*4, SK
NW *4. and S4, Red Fir 6310 M.
feet B. M., Yellow Fir 7720 M.
feet B. M., Red Cedar 230 M. feet
B. 5$, Hemlock 150 M. feet B.
M., Red Cedar Poles 190; none of
the timber to be sold for less than
$1.75 per M. feet B. M. for the
Red and Yellow Fir, $1.00 per M.
feet B. M. for the Red Cedar and
Hemlock, thirty-five cents each for
he Red Cedar Poles. Thia timber to
be sold on cruise. Second growth
timber and all areas designated by
the Chief Forester or his represen
tative shall be reserved from cut
ting. T. 18S„ R. SW., Sec. 23,
NE>* SEU, Red Fir 1250 M. feet
B. M.; none of the timber to be
sold for less than $2.00 per M.
feet B. M„ This timber to ba
sold on cruise.
IN MARION COUNTY: T. 8S„
R. 1 E„ Sea. 27, NEKSWK Red
Fir 375 M. feet B. M.; none of the
timber to be sold for less than
$1.50 per M. feet B. M. This tim
ber to be sold on cruise. T. 9S.,
R. 2E„ Sec. 1, NViNWK, SEK
NW4 Red Fir 425 M. feet B. M„
Yellow Fir 1200 M. feet B. M.,
Hemlock 20 M. feet B. M.; none
of the timber to be sold for less
thn $1.50 per M. feet B. M. for the
Red Fir, $1.75 per M. feet B. M.
for the Yellow Fir, $1.00 per M.
feet B. M. for the Hemlock. This
timber to be sold on cruise.
IN YAMHILL COUNTY: T.
4&, R. 6W„ Sec. 31, EKNEK,
Red Fir 2675 M. feet B. M.; none
of the timber to be sold for leas
than $1.75 per M. B. M. This tim
ber to be sold on cruise.
The right to waive technical de
fects and to reject any and all bids
is reserved.
Dated at Portland, Oregon this
21st day of August, 1939.
W. H. HORNING,
Chief Forester.
U. & C. Administration.
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16-19 inc.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT—Cabin partly fur
nished with barn and chicken
house.
Inquire of Mrs. Cecil
Slack, Kerby, Oregon.
17-ltp
FOR SALE—Small electric range,
$10.00, See Ashby Fulk. 17-ltp
STRAYED CATTLE—F<mr_head
of strayed calves have come on
to my place. No brand on the
cattle, except enrs end-cropped.
Owner will please call for them
and pay for damages done.
Geo. K, Champey, Old Waldo
road.
17-ltp
SHOE REPAIR—shop and har
ness maker badly needed in
Cave Junction. Wonderful val
ue in equipment. Inquire at Val
ley Variety store.
17-ltp
FOR SALE—Two Guernsey hei
fers, milking now. Hibbard, 3
miles south
of Bridgeview.
17-ltp
FOR SALE—Two good milch
cows. One just fresh, the other
fresh Sept 1. Clyde Hayes, Rt.
1, Cave Junction.
17-ltp
BU1LI) where your investment is
protected by restrictions. Build
ing lots for business, residence
lots or homesites from 1-2 to 5
acres. Eligible for FHA loans.
Inquire at News office. 14-tf
FULLER BRUSHES
Saves work. Saves Money. Mar
shall Barber, dealer. 1100 W.
“G" street. Grants Pass or mail
address, Rt. 2, Box 210. Mail
orders prepaid.
14-4tc
FOR SALE—Wood lathe and mo
tor, excellent condition. $8.00
cash. Never a buy like thia
again. See at News office.
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FOR SALE — Mining location
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and trespass notices at the
Illinois Valiev News office.
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why not use this column to sell
it. Costa so little and results
are aatounishing.
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sisting of 10 acres with good
houae. Will be sold at a price
you cannot afford to pass. To
tal price $500. See M. O. Athey
at The News office.
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