BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Fridoy, December 19, 1947
Salvage Rescues
Fish Stranded In
River Potholes
Fish salvaging operations eon
ducted on Sauv
mil this
season by the Game Commission
resulted in the rescue of more^
than 3.000,000 fish left stranded
. NOTICE OF
Elk Hunters Must
Limite For Yets
8FECIAL ELECTION
Winter Forecasts
Notice is hereby given that a
special elecfon will be held in Service Pensions
Report Whether
from Tin: m :y
sk c | e and Darkness,
v
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the City of Beaverton on the 6th
KOWI. I HOI.KK4
day of January, 1948, for the
Or Not Successfu
purpose of submitting to the Date Dec. 31, ’46
Accident
Upsurge
Fowl cholera is a contagious
CLUCKINGS
in potholes by receding waters
of the Columbia and Willamette.
Most of the fish were returned
to deeper waters in the immedi­
ate area but some were shipped
out for re-stocking waters in
other sections of the state. By
species the fish included 806,826
catfish; 250,380 black bass; 238,-
250 calico bass; 12.560 warmouth
1.201.606 crappies; 93,662
l>;i"
biuegills; 5,313 sunfish; 452 ring
perch; and 313 salmon and 413,-
270 bullfrogs.
disease that nearly always gives
poultry growers trouble in the
fall and winter.
A frequent experience report­
ed by poultrymen in connection
with this disease is that birds
are found dead under roosts, on
the nests, or about the house,
while the rest of the flock seems
to be in good health. A bird
that looked perfectly healthy at
noon may be dead before sun
down. When this happens, chol
era always should be suspected
If the comb and wattles of the
dead birds are blue or purple,
there is additional reason for
suspecting cholera.
Veterinarians say that the sym
ptoms of this disease are so
^ variable that is is impossible to
I diagnose it without a labors
Si tory examination.
Sulfonamide drugs are some-
f J times helpful In treating fowl
cholera, but these products can
do inestimable harm
If care­
lessly administered Certain kind
of medication for use in drink­
1 ing water have limited value in
preventing spread of the infect
ion.
Birds that recover remain as
carriers and should not he al
Hi lowed to mingle with a healthy
flock.
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most any poultrvman
about culling the non-producers
from a flock of laying hens and
his answer will probably be to
remove and market such hens
as soon as they can he detect­
ed. With present feed cost lev­
els. $3000 to $35 00 per month
would he required to feed 100
cull hens. Tt Is quite obvious
from this fact that careful cull­
ing of the laying flock will not
only represent a saving to the
producer hut will also save a
great deal on present
scarce
feeding grains and concentrates.
When culling at this time of the
vear. it Is important that all
factors be taken into considera­
tion to avoid discarding birds
that might otherwise he profit­
able producers.
Producers who are not thor­
oughly familiar with all of the
points of flock culling should
ask their county agent or write
the Oregon State College. Poult­
ry Department, for their latest
bulletin on “ Culling the Poultry
Flock.”
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Increasingly colder
weather jection the question of annexing
Elk hunters who have coir
Dates setting limits on war­
and early darkness may lead to to the City the following de­ time service for purpose of com- pleted their hunt for this ye*
an upsurge in Oregon traffic: scribed territory adjacent there­ pensation or pension for veterans
are warned they should file im
deaths even more -serious than to ‘n Washington County, Ore­ ! or their dependents have been
the sudden climb last year, ac­ gon, described as follows, to- established by Presidential and mediately a report with the Gam
cording to the Traffic Safety I wit;
I Congressional action.
the
^ A Commission as to whether or no
a kill was made. A card fur
division of the Secretary
of
Beginning at the northwest
pointed out this week.
nished with each elk tag mus
State’s office.
corner of the Thomas H.
Because wartime rates of com­ be filled out and mailed to th
Reports of fatal
smash ups ‘ Denney donation land claim
pensation or pension are higher Commission at P. O. Box 413«
now coming up in repeatedly
No. 47; thence south 1 de­
than peacetime rates, these dates Portland. To date, 1,836 hunter-
list slippery roads and poor vis
gree 49’23” east 1,039.60 feet
defining
service in World War have filed their reports, of whore
ibility as contributing factors.
on the west line of said claim
II are of major importance to 880 reported killing an elk Hig*-
(361 feet more or less, of the
Last year tne death rate for
veterans or their dependents.
est kills were made in Wallowa
south portion of sakl line be­
December jumped 50 per cent
Wartime rates apply where a Umatilla. Union, Coos and Clat
ing
a
portion
of
the
east
over the rate for August. No­
veteran served between Decem­ sop counties.
boundary of the City of Be
vember fatalities topped the Aug­
ber 7. 1941, and prior to noon.
The general elk season closed
averton, the north extremity
ust mark by 28 per cent, rais­
December 31, 1946. and where on November 16 in eastern Ore­
being an angle
point
be­
ing the fear that this month will
the disability upon which the gon. However,
those hunters
tween the main Beaverton
see a similar climb.
claim is based orignated by July who did not kill an elk are en­
ditch and the east side of
“ W inter
driving
conditions
25. 1947.
titled to use their tags to hunt
the J. B. Jones Addition to
won’t cause undue trouble
if
Beaverton); thence due east
Peace time rates apply where a elk in the special area open near
every driver takes steps to meet
364.61 feet ;thence due north
persons entered the service after Baker from November 22 to Jo
them,”
a
safety
spokemsan
The 1946 elk kill totalled 3 . 367 .
399.00 feet; thence due east
noon of December 31. 1946, un­
stressed. “ A little attention to
less injury or death occurred by
2,514 feat to the beginning
brakes, windshield defrosters and
July 25, 1947, or resulted from
of a circular curve to the
wipers, headlights, and tires will
right; thence following said
go a long way to prevent acci­
extra-hazardous service.
circular curve to the right
dents and traffic tie-ups.”
For non-service connected per­
on a radius of 1,481 feet
Tests have proved that only
manent and total disability bene­
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
through a central angle of
metal tire chains are effective
fits, or claims for pension or j
41 degrees 42’00” a distance
in stopping a car or keeping out
compensation by dependents of
ALOHA, OREGON
of 1,077.87 feet, the long
of skids on ice-glazed road sur­
deceased veterans, World War II
chord of said curve having
faces. Without chains, even new
service required 90 days of serv­
a bearing of south 69 de­
tire treads gave no help on pack­
ice. some part of which fell be­ A LL WORK GUARANTEED
grees 09’00” east and a
ed snow or ice.
tween December 7, 1941 and noon
length of 1,054.24 feet; thence
December 31, 1946. Death bene­
PROM PT SERVICE
north 41 degrees 42’00” east
fits are not payable under pres- 1
497 feet to the beginning of
ent laws to dependents of World
Special Attention
a circular curve to the right;
War 11 veterans who did not
Given Every Job
thence following said circular
have service-connected disabilit­
curve to the right on a rad­
ies.
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a central angle of 3 degrees
07‘25” a distance of 107.84
feet; the long chord of said
curve having a bearing of
south 46 degrees 44’17 W '
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east and a length of 107.82
feet; thence north 44 degrees
49’25” east 246.00 feet to the
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246.00 feet io the beginning
9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Tuesday
SUNDAY-M ONDAY
of a circular curve to the
Through Saturday, Closed
left; thence following said
Dec. 21-22
Monday, Phone 6125
circular curve to the left on
a radius of 2,470.00 feet
Matinee Every Sunday
through a central angle of
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at 2;00 P.M.
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of said curve having a bear­
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38’18” west and a length of
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plat of blocks 1, 3, 5, and a
portion of blocks 2, 4, 6, 7.
and 8, said initial point be­
ing north 88 degrees 51’57”
wrest 631.58 feet from the
northeast corner o f t h e
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land claim No. 47; thence
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north 88 degres
51’ 57”
west 1,429.86 feet; thence
due south 21.80 feet; thenee
due west 384.96 feet: thence
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due south 9.60 feet; thence
due west 480.00 feet; thence
encom passes a widi field
due north 9.60 feet: thence
Yet we are pardonably proud
Rue west 901.95 feet; thence
due south 17.00 feet; thence
that our entire organization
due west 145.03 feet; thence
is dedicated to that vary word.
due north 43.65 feet; thence
south
89 degrees 44’07”
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west 1,424.72 feet to the
in competent, uodarstanding
place of beginning, contain­
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A L O H A ,
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The polls will be open from the
hours of 8:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m.
Dated this 25th dav of Novem­
ber, 1947.
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