Friday, June 19, 1936
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Pag» 2
i Spafford will be here.
• George Francis Harron, and his
mother, .are. Minnie Barivn. vL.it-
eu Mis Lloyd Moore Tuesday.
• Mrs George Irwin was surprised
oy a group oi iriemis at her home
. riday. Tne occasion was in honor
By Mildred Martin
j oi Mrs Irwin's birthday. Those
"Forest Trees and Foreet Reg
The Bellview Grange held its present included: Mr and Mrs. .
ions of the United States" Is the
joe
Brower.
Mrs.
may.
Mr.
Max
I
regular meeting at the club house
title of a booklet by extension for
That the story of Oregon's vast
Of interest to many local people Tuesday night. The agriculture Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin.
who will visit the Oregon Cave« committee reported that the gov • Miss Louise Marlin left by bus uatural rescourcos and the relation ester W R Mattoon, recently pub
thia summer is the following guide ernment is distributing squirrel tor Santa Cruz. California. Sunday | of the land grant college to them llaiied by the U. 8 Forest Service
The booklet lists 810 kinds of
schedule recently issued:
poion throughout the granges Sev morning 8he will spend several was favorably received throughout
May 15 to June 15
eral Grange members volunteered weeks visiting there with relative«. | tin- lulled Stat oh is indicated in native trees in the eusteni and
•
George
Peachy
returned
last
10:00 a.m and 1:00 and 3:30p m to take care of the distribution oi
western forests of the continental
June 15 to Sept.. 10
tne poison. The agriculture com riday from Eagle Point where he, the hearty response in letters and United States, with a notation of
9:00 and 10. am; 1 00 and 2:00 mittee also reported that the Cen spent a week with hi. grand telegrams received at Oregon State the region in which each
tree
college following the recent Nat
p. m.
tral Point Cheese Factory was in mother.
grows,
and
brief
description
to
•
Robert
Bell,
who
is
employed
ional Farm hour broadcast furn
Also 11: a.m. and 3, 4. 5. and 7 I need of more milk, i’lans were
p. m.
completed for the dinner given by m Klamath Falls, spent several ished by the college to the NBC aid in its ldsntlflcalloii
last week at his home.
"DUierent tret's are found In
nationwide hookup.
Out of schedule trips are made the Grange ladies Monday night. days
Mrs Mark True went to Central
natural asraH-iauon or mixtures in
with 12 to 16 visitors, at all hours Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis and e
Aside
from
the
messages
of
between 8 a m and 5 p.m. Regular Miss Eunice Kincaid wre obligated Point Tuesday where she visited praise for the music of the tsuid, different ¡«arts of the United States
father, H. L. Gregory.
guide service. May 15 to October m the first and second degreees. her
glee club and soloists, there have as a result of varying condition
period • Very few voters were present been letters of inquiry concerning of temperature, rain or snowfall,
15, a party under one guide not During the recreational
at
the
school
board
election
Mon
games
were
directed
by
H
B
Cart
more than 16 people.
day night. Herman Helm was re- higher educational ¡HxuiibihUea and soil conditions" the author ex
Special guide service can be had er and Mrs. Nell Dunn.
The Hospitality committee for electeu to the board, Mrs. Charles hen* in Oregon and even some in plains He lists the forest ty|>e«
by special arrangement.
clerk. quiring about investment oppor composing each of six natural
the next meeting includes: Mr. Anderson was re-elected
The route of the trip through and Mrs A. R. Kincaid. Eunice Ivan . armer was in charge of the tunities from listeners as far East forest regions of the country and
the Oregon Caves has been fully Kincaid, Mrs. Vincent Lanini, John meeting in the absence of the
as Kentucky, reports C. R Briggs, discusses the extent of their for
explored and traversed by more Lanini,
Mr. and Mrs. Vv alter Long- chairman, R E Bell.
than 300,000 people. A nursery streth. Jack Williams, Mr. and «Mr. George Yokel left Thursday farm program director of KOAC, ests. their timber content, and the
in charge of an agreeable, com-i Mrs. Oscar Lower, and Doris morning on a business trip
to who handled the preparation of forest drain and growth of each
the program.
petent lady to care for the child Hitchcock.
Portland.
ren is provided.
• The delegates who have been
•
The
Bellview
Home
Extension
LEGAL NOTICES
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Unit held its meeting at the club attending the 4-H Club summer WATER SURVEY
house Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ma school in Corvallis will return to
Bridge Builders Use
OF REDEMPTION OF
bel Mack was present and spoke their homes Sunday. Mrs Walter
WILL BE MADE NOTICE
IMPROVEMENT BONOS
Local Forest Products on the summer camp which is to i Longstreth, who acted as chap
I
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I be held at Savage Camp near erone to the girls from Jackson
them.
Notice is hereby given that City
Work is now under way on the
Important in indicating new Rogue River from August 5-9. County will return with
Those from Bellview who have comprehensive water survey of of Ashland Improvement Bonds
markets for Oregon and Washing Anyone who wishes to attend this include:
Esther Wade, Jean Wall,
a project that when com Nos 1408 to 1416, both numbers
ton forest products is the bridge camp should get in touch with and Rosemay Bell from the cook Oregon,
pleted will be a part of a national inclusive, will b. taken up and
•^.rs.
Mack.
There
will
be
special
just completed by the U. S. Forest
been enjoying the summer scoot, program, was announced this week
Service across Trout Creek, north instructors in swimming and home ing club; W illiam Eayrs, Jack by Ormand R Bean, chairman of cancelled by the payment of the
craft Mrs. Sager and Mrs Pat
of the Columbia river near Carson, terson of Oregon State College will i. uliams. Bob Dunn. Dale Williams ! the Oregon State Planning Board face value thereof and accrued
Washington
The Bridge, which be present. Instllation of otficers and Vveldon Heard from the Pig Plans for Oregon's participation interest on the first day of July,
A D. iu36 Interest will cease on
was opened to traffic recently, was was held.
Mrs. RegA Myers of and Calf clubs: Mama Byrd and were completed recently at a meet
designed by forest service engin Medford was in charge of the in Genevieve Richards from the sew ing in Portlan of representatives the above mentioned bonds on and
of various state agencies with S. B : after the last mentioned date.
eers and built by CCC labor under stallation. The delegates who at- ing club.
J. Q Admin,
Morris, regional water consultant
•
Mr
Albert
Arnold
has
been
ill
in
forest service direction. Construct tendedthe Home Conference
City Recorder
ed entirely of creosoted or wolman- Medford gave reports as follows: for the past week with the siatic • Mrs Ethel Wall, Bruce Wall
rheumatism.
J5.12.19
Mrs.
Arnold,
Administration.
Mrs
ized Douglas fir manufactured and
and Phillip Wall left last Tuesday
treated in northwest plants, this | Gowland. Parent Education; Mrs. • The dinner given by the Bell for Prtland where they will spend
Jacks, Clothing: Mrs Tucker.
Grange and sponsored by the
NOTICE TO CKEOITOHN
structure embodies the latest meth Home Furnishings; Mrs. Hash, Re view
Ashland Chamber of Commerce several weeks visiting with rel
ods of wood use combining great cration. The members planned the Wednesday evening was well at atives.
In the County Court of the State
strength and economy.
of Oregon.
program for the coming year and tended. Mrs. Alice Pagel was Gen • Mrs Thomas Fay and daughter
Among other bridges built by ' changed their meeting date to the eral chairman with Mrs Wren .Marie, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
For the County of Jackson
the CCC under forest service sup first Friday of every month. At the Newhouse assisting her. Mrs. Hen Thompson of Relay Colorado, are IN THE MATTER OF THE EH
ervision is the suspension bridge close of the meeting, several mem ry Stenrud. Mrs Aioert Arnold. ■ visiting at the R. I. Brantley
TATE OF CORAL W PRIME,
and Mrs. I. B Deadmond acted home. Mrs. Fay and Mrs Thomp
opened last year over Rogue River bers served refreshments
DECEASED.
son
are
sisters
of
Mrs
Brantley
•
Mrs.
Amy
Spafford
of
Portland,
on
the
kitchen
committee
Those
near Grants Pass, which is believed
Sunday they all made a trip to
is
visiting
here
with
her
parents,
who
acted
as
waitresses
included:
The undersigned having been ap
to be the longest single span wood Mr and Mrs. John Farmer and Ruth DeShazer, Agnes Parsons, Crescent City. California
en bridge in the world.
pointed
by the above entitled Court
family. Mrs. Ernest Rogers has Mary Wallis. Vera Helm. Doris • Richard C Joy attended a meet
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gone to Portland where she will Hitchcock, Mildred Martin. Wanda ing af the Dairy »»erd Improve of the State of Oregon, for the
County aforesaid, Administrator
—YOU SAW IT LN THE MINER be in charge of Mrs. Spafford’s Randles. Ailene Inlow, Eunice Kin ment Association In Mnuunl Mon
of the Estate of Coral W Prime.
sanitarium, during the time Mrs caid and I ma Carter.
day evening.
Forest Service
Broadcast
Publishes Guide
Brings Queries
From The East
OREGON CAVES BELLVIEW
NEWS NOTES
ANNOUNCE NEW
GUIDE SERVICE
deceased, and having qualified,
notice is hereby given to the cred*
Itois of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to
present Uium. verified as required
by law, within six months after
the first publication <»f tills notice
to said Wendell W. Prime at the
office of Briggs and Briggs, at
torneys. Pioneer Block, Ashland,
Oregon.
Wendell W Prime
Administrator of the estate of
('oral W Prime, deceased
Dated Ulla 2nd day of June, 1936
J5,12,19,26
4—348 to
NOTICE FOR PI BLICATION
Drpartmeal of the Interior
General land Office at Roseburg,
Oregon, June II, 1936
NOTICE is hereby given that
Gorge B Coffeen, of Applegate.
Oregon, who, on October 19th,
1931, made Hom. lead entry. Ser
ial No 019724, for HW'.SW1«,
S -ction 5. Town .hip 39 S , Range
4W , Willamette Merridlan, has
fil'd notice of inlenUon to make
final three year Proof, to «Mitab-
11M i claim to the land above de-
•Cribed. before Victor A. Teng
wi Id. U 8 Commissioner, nt M<*d
fo d, Oregon, on Uie 21st »lay t
July. 1936
Claimant names as witnessc*
Andrew Me«*. Aubrey Edwards.
Herbert Elmore, Frank Knutzen,
all of Applegate, Oregon
GEORGE FINLEY.
Register
Je 19. 26; Jy 3. 10. 17.
EXPERT
TRUSS
FITTING
EAST SIDE
PHARMACY
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