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Page Six THE GOLDEN-DALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington Thursday, February 15,
Goldendale High
Quintet To Take
Weekend Of Rest
With only two games left on their
season's schedule Coach John Mil-
lam's basketball squad will take a
" well needed rest this week before!
Cowiche, Moxee Teams Defeat making its ~lnal home appearance Se|ah Springs Five Drops Game
Goldendale O n Successive against Marquette high of Yakima To Oilers As Centerville For-
Nights here Friday, February 23. ward Sparkles
Goldendale high school was elimi- Marquette defeated Goldendale in ---------- ,
an earlier encounter at Yakima this Staging another one of those one-
nated from the Yakima Valley B
straight season. Captain Duane ~Linden and man shows that last season made
league
tournament
by
two
defeats last weekend. Friday evening his team will be out to erase that him the state's leading high school
Cowiche edged out a 25 to 20 win defeat and close the home season scorer, Stanley Crocker tallied 26
over Coach Millam's quintet and with a victory when the two teams points here Friday night to pace the
Saturday Moxee completely eliminat- clash here February 23. Texaco Oilers to a 46 to 32 win over
ed them from the tournament with rFhe final game of the G. H. S. sea- Selah Springs. Besides scoring more
son will be played at Klickitat Fri- than half of his team's points
a 48 to 25 victory.
~ack of scoring punch kept Gold- day night, March 1. Klickitat also Crocker turned in a brilliant floor
holds an early season victory over game.
endale behind in the Cowiche game. Coach M|llam's club The Selah Springs five, while not
The purple and gold clad squad miss-, "-
- -- f -- s and had trouble[ The Klickitat game will be the the same aggregation that last year
ea ll ree mrow I
in connectin- from the floor V T]final game for Captain Linden captured the Central Washington
_ .~ . . .- " .'!Howard Masters and Jack Garling !A.A.U. title, was a well balanced
~mith, regular rorwara, was the onlyI
Goldendale player able to score con-all. Goldendale lettermen, team. Most of the players on the
sistently. Smith counted 10 points, . club were former Selah and Yakima
six of them on free throws, high school stars.
Linden Injured It was a tight ball game with the
~Goldendale was handicapped by score tied at the first quarter and
the loss of Jim Zevely, regular guard, halftime periods. In the final half
through illness. Zevely failed to make Goldendale pulled ahead and was
the trip Friday night but did see .a~lc°asting along safely with a 12 point
some action against Moxee Saturday ~[
lead
as
the
contest
ended.
night. Duane Linden, G. H. S. cap- Ul Had it not been for Crocker's
tain and center, went out of the unerring shooting eye the Oilers
game with an injured knee about Former Goldendale Town Team would have been easy victims for
midway in the first contest. Thoughthe Selah quintet. As it was Crocker
able to play some against Moxee theStar To Lead Tent And Awn. was the only Goldendale player able
tall Goldendale captain was slowed ing Quintet to score with any regularity. In the
down considerably, final quarter Jacroux and"Howard
~In the Moxee game Goldendale A1 Elkins, one-time Goldendale Spalding dropped in a few I~oints.
held fairly even until halftime when basketball player, and his strong Daryl Spalding, had a particularly
the score was 24 to 17 for the Yaki- Tent and Awning company team bad night with his shooting and was
ma five. I,n the second half uncanny from Portland will meet Hamilton's able to make only one pofnt.
Moxee shooting plus poor passing and Texaco Oilers here Saturday, Feb- :Lloyd Case, regular forward on
floor work on Goldendale's part put ruary 24. Elktns once played town the Oilers, was out of town and un-
the Yakima valley team far out inteam basketball with Goldendale and able to play. Watson alternated with
front, is a former professional player. Jacroux and Howard Spalding dur-
ZlHah Beats Moxee His Tent and Awning company ing the ~ame.
Whe B tournament championship five is one of the stronger Portland
will be determined this weekendcommercial league teams. Golden- d Top
when Zlllah meets Rivervtew in the dale fans who remember Elktns enwoo s
finals. Zlllah, a two-time victor over fancy ball handling and his trick Kiickitat ..R
Goldendale earlier this season, eli- shot released over his right shoulder
minated Moxee from the tournament, will want to be on hand for the--League Race
The scores follow: game Saturday night.
G. ~. S. 20 Cowiche 25 Texaco will start its usual aggre- With seven wins and no losses
Smith 10 F Chambers 13 gation with Stanley Crocker, Harold Glenwood is now leading the Klicki-
Garling F Rightmire 8 Jacroux, Fred Taylor, Howard Spald-tat county B league race, Trout Lake
Masters 2 C Lindeman ing and Daryl Spalding. Lloyd Case with four wins and two losses is the
Brooks 3 G Lowry 1 may start in place of one of the five Glenwood club's closest rival for a
D. Linden 4 G F. Blondin mentioned. Gordon VandeVanter al- league trophy offered by the Rosser
,Substitutes: Goldendale---McKen-so will see action. & Sutton company of Yakima to the
zie, Hoffeditz, C. Linden 1, Brad- league champion.
street, Thornton. Cowiche----R. Blon- C tervill Sch el
din , Tromberg 2, Bethard 1, Pyrex. en e O Lyle, hard luck member of the
Referee, Fowler. ----------- league, has dropped three games by
The public Is invited to attend a one point margins. Glenwood is the
G. H. S. 25 Moxee 48 program at the a~hool on Wednes- only team in the loop that has been
Gariing 2 ~ Slavin 2 day, Feb. 21 at 8:00 p. m. The able to score wins over Trout Lake.
V. Smith 6 F G. Meyer, 7 program will consist of several On their two meetings this year the
D. Linden 3 C Fortier 15 selections by the Centervllle band, Glenwood boys won 2~5 to 22 and 14
Zevely G Hubregste 4 a one-act play, "Uncle Bulb's Bride," to 12.
Brooks 7 G W. Meyer 12 presented by the .high school dra- Won Lost
Substitutes: Goldeudale---C. Lin-~matics clus, and other numbers. Glenwood ............... 7 0
den, Bradstreet 2, ~asters, Hall, Me-After the program refreshments will Trout Lake ............. 4 2
Kenzie 2, Hoffeditz 3. Moxee--Bod- be served by ~he girls of the ,home Centerville .............. 4 4
lselich 3, Mieras 4, Wayenberg 2, M. economics class. The admission for White ~almon B ......... 3 3
Hubregste 2. Referee, Fowler. the evening's entertainment and re- Lyle ................... 3 4
fresh•cuts will be 15c and 25c. Wishram ............... 3 5
Miss Wilson, Miss McCormick, Klickitat B ..~ ........... 0~ 6
"''--rmtcnery Gets Mr. Krangness and Mr. Sheppard of
Egg the faculty attended the EducatiOn- Goldendale School
Rainbow S al Conference at Washougal Satur-
--'"--- day. All reported a most interesting
~'irst shipment of an order of and worthwhile meeting.
700,000 rainbow trout eggs was re- gince the last Centerville news
cetved at the Spring Creek fiSh'was printed the high school ~oys
hatchery last week. These eggs will lost a close contest to Wlshram on
be pIaced in the hatching ponds at the latter's floor. T.he first score
once. q~ne eggs will hatch this spring, was 24 to 22. On Tuesday, Feb. 6, near future for the Woman's Asso-[
Approximately 300,0,00 brook the locals took a close game from ciatton. Plans ~ere also made to holdI In
trout already hatched at the Spring the Goldendale r~serves, 26-28.
Creek hatchery this winter, are now The grade team defeated the
nearly ready for feeding. These fish Wlshram grades 23-11, the Golden-
will be planted as soon as ready, dale grades 22-9, and last Friday
" afternoon downed the larger White
In modern well-heated houses]Salmon boys 15-11. The Conterville of the Boys' League was made more
clothes moths are a problem the!igrade second team lost to White interesting by three representatives
year around. So long as moths have]Salmon, 19-10. of the Washington Motor Association
warm, undisturbed, dark places, and[ , who were present and spoke to the
plenty of food in the form of wool, [ A Roy~l Portable type~rRer will boys. Thse men were in charge of
fur or feathers, they will thrive and ]add_ mush to a students education. A the luxury Cruiserette, a streamlined
breed. ]comIflote ,line a¢ The Sentinel. tf--- modern motor coach which was on
display near the school All Golden-
isle students were invited to visit
and inspect this beautiful means of
@ travel.
Sound Films Shown
rFwo sound films were shown be-
fore the science classes during the
past week. The first was called
"Mountain Building" and was a
SEE THE NEW study of the forces that change the
surface of the earth. The second was
called '~rhe Will and the Way" and
described methods of farm home im-
provement with materials at hand
and with comparatively little expen-
diture of money.
Try.outs Held
On Friday, try-outs were held for
ON DISPLAY AT the Junior class play to be given in
the early spring. The results of the
try-outs will be announced later.
Boy Scout Week
~February 8 marked the beginning
of Boy Scout Week celebrating the
thirtieth anniversary of Scouting. In
The ideal one-plow round wheel tractor honor of this, the boys who are
Scouts have ben wearing their uni-
forms to school.
Buying in quantities is no econ-
omy if the food cannot be stored
conveniently, and it is also poor
economy to buy large amounts of
foods that spoil quickly or ones that
lose their food value upon standing.
For example, fresh beans will shrivel
after a day or two, sea foods spoil
quickty, and fruit juices may lose
some vitamin C after they stand for
some time.
SUbLMONS BY PUBLICATION
No. 6115
In the Superior Court of the,State of
Washington, for Klickitat County.
heirs of John J. Golden, Deceased;
the unknown heirs of Paul Cook-
man Golden, Deceased; also all
other persons known claiming any
right, title, interest, lien, or es-
tate in the real property described
in the complaint herein, Defend-
ants.
The State of Washington, to the
above named defendants.
You are hereby summoned to ap-
peal" within sixty (60) days from the
date of ill'St publication of this sum-
mons, to-wit: within sixty (60) days
from February 8, 1940, and defend
the above entitled action in the Court
above named and serve a copy of
your answer on the plaintiffs or the
undersigned attorneys for plaintiffs
at their offic, e hereinafter set for*,h
and in case of failure so to do, judg-
ment will be taken against you ac-
cording to the demands of the com-
plaint which has been filed with the
Clerk of the above nalned Court.
The object of said action is to
quiet title to the following described
property in the plaintiffs and to for-
ever bar and enjoin you from claim-
mg any rigllt, title, interest, lien, or
estate in or to said real property
adverse to plaintiffs.
Said real property being described
as follows:
Beginning at a point South 89 de-
grees 21' East 166 feet distant from
the Northeast corner of Block 39, in
Golden's Central Addition to the
Town of Goldendale, Washington,
according to the plat of said Addition
on record in the office of the County
Auditor of Klickitat County, Wash-
ington, thence South 2 degrees 7'
West 100 feet, thence South 89 de-
grees 21' East 100 feet, thence
North 2 degrees 7' East 100 feet,
thence North 89 degrees 21' West
100 feet to the point of beginning;
situate, lying and being in the SE~
of the NE~ of Sec. 20, T~p. 4 N., R.
16 East, W. M.
McEWEN & BROOKS, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Office and P. O. Address,
Goldendale, Klickitat County,
An Ordinance of the City of Golden.
dale, Washington, Fixing the
Amount of Bond of the City Clerk
and City Attorney, and Repealing
all Ordinances or Parts of Ordin-
ances in Conflict Therewith.
The City Council of the City of
Goldendale, Washington, do Ordain
as follows:
Section 1. The City Clerk shall
before entering upon the duties of
his office execute a bond to the City
of Goldendale, "Washington, in the
sum of $500.00 and conditioned upon
the faithful performance of his
duties. A ' hall
Section 2. The City ttorney s
before entering upon the duties of
his office execute a bond to the City
of Gotdendale, Washington, in the
sum of $1,000.00 and conditioned up-
on the faithful performance of his
duties.
Section 3. All Ordinances and
parts of Ordinauces in conflict here-
with are hereby repealed.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and after
its passage by the Council, approval
by the Mayor, aud publishing in the
manner required by law.
Passed first and second reading,
January 15, 1940.
Passed third reading and final pas-
sage, February 5, 1940.
Approved the within Ordinance
this 5th day of February, 1940.
BERT H. KNOX, Mayor.
Attest: H.W. MORT,
City Clerk.
No. P. 2106
the Superior Court of the State of
asking the court to distribute the
property of said estate to the persons
entitled thereto, to determine the
heirs of said decedent, to determine
inheritance tax and to discharge said
administrator with will annexed; and
that said petition will be heard on
the 27th day of February, 1940, at
the hour of 1:30 o'clock P. M., at
the court room of our said Superior
Court, in the City of Goldendale,
Klickitat County, Washington.
Witness, The HeN. HOWARD J.
ATWELL, Judge of said Superior
Court, and the seal of said Court
affixed this 25th day of January,
1940.
R. M. SPOON, County Clerk and
Clerk of said Superior Court.
F. A. SMITH, Attorney for Estate,
Goldendale, Wash. F1-22t4--
SUltLMONS BY PUBLICATION
No. 6110
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in and for the County
of Klickitat.
Verda I. Vaughn, Plaintiff.
VS.
Thomas R. Vaughn, Defendant.
The State of Washington, to the
said Thomas R. Vaughn, Defend-
ant:
You are hereby summoned to aP-
pear within sixty days after the date
of the first publication of this sum-
mons, to-wit; within sixty days after
the 25th day of January, 1940, and
defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court, and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, and
serve a copy of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney at his of-
rice below stgted; and in case of yo~r
failure so to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint which
has been filed with the Clerk of said
Court.
That the cause of action herein tsl
an application for divorce upon the
ground of mental cruelty.
CLYDE W. LINVILLE, Jr., Attorney
for Plaintiff. Office and post office
• address, Stevenson, Washington,
Skamania County, Washington.
Date of first publication January
25, 1940. J25-F29t6--
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Klickitat County.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew
C. Harding and Diantha Harding,
both deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed and
i has qualified as executor of the es-
tate of Dlantha Harding, deceased,
and that all persons having claims
against said deceased are required
to serve the same on the executor at
his residence, Cresco, Iowa, or upon
McEwen & Brooks, attorneys of rec-
ord for said estate, at Goldendale,
Wash., and file with the clerk of the
above named Court, together with;
proof of such service within six!
months after the date of the first
publication of this notice, or the
same will be forever barred.
Date of first publication, February
1, 1940.
GEORGE P. HARDING, Executor of
the estate of Diantha Harding,
deceased.
McEWEN & BROOKS, Attorneys for
estate. Postoffice address, Golden-
dale, Washington. F1-22t4--
RESOLUTION FOR VACATION ANI)
ABANI)ONMENT OF COUNTY
ROAD
WHEREAS: It appears to the
Board of County Commissioners of
Klickitat County, State of Washing-
ton, that a certain portion ef the
White Salmon-ilusum Road is now
considered useless since the recent
construction of State Secondary Road
No. 8 D., eliminating the necessity
of the following described portion
of old road:
Beginning at its intersection near
the S. W. corner of Tax Lot 12 in the
SW~ of NE.$ of Section 36; thence in
a northeasterly direction to the in-
tersection of the Miller-Bradley read
near the N. E. corner of said S. W.~4
of the N. E. ~ of Section 36 all in
township 4 north range 10 East \V.
M., a distance of approximately 1000
feet.
BE I.T RESOLVED; that the Board
of County Commissioners hereby de-
clare their intention to vacate and
abandon said portion of the White
Salmon-Husum Road and set March
1, 1940, at the hour of 10:00 a. m.
REGISTERED BROWN
BULL ]~OR SERVICE.--John
4 miles west of Centerville on
wick road.
--For Sale--
FOR SALE--1929 Graham sedan,
A-1 shape, good upholstering, $75
cash. Phone Paul Davenport,
3165. It
FOR SALE--Player piano, very reas-
onable. Mrs. Lela Thomson, south
Colunlbus Avenue. Also rooms for
rent. It
F()B SALE--12 tons of No. 1 alfalfa
hay, $14 per ton. In town at Maur-
el' Bros. barn. M. E. Wing, Gold-
endale. 73
FOR SALE--A good Sheldon con-
crete mixer with Fairbanks-Morse
gas engine. Mounted on rubber
tire trailer, $65, or would ex-
cl~ange for good work horse about
1200 lbs. Win. Morginson, Lyle,
Washington. 73--
I~()R SALE--Two almost new 6-foot
Wheatland plows with 26 inch
blades; 2 used John Deere 3-bot-
tom plows, one 14" one 16"; one
3-bottom 14" International. Maur-
er Brothers Feed Store, Golden-
dale. lt--
F()R SALE--Why not have an in-
come from your house? Eight
rooms, bath, hall, cellar, well fur-
nished, 3 apartments, 2 lots, nice
lawn, trees and shrubbery. Call at
Sentinel office as to where this can
be found. 6tf--
FOR SALE--Baled, alfalfa and tim-
othy hay; also bundled wheat hay.
Phone 314Z2. Win. Niemela, 63
FOR SALE--Cord wood saw, 6 horse
motor, mounted on wagon, $60.
Nick Moliton, Lyle, Wash. 63
FOR SIDLE OR TRADE -~ It ton
truck, long wheelbase, factory
bed, 80 per cent rubber, 15,000
gross license. Will take small down
payment and give terms. Write
Lester L. Jones, Gem del., Golden-
dale. 63
FOR SALE--36 Ford Pickup, A-1
shape; 36 Willis coupe, good
2n-
dition. Nickerson Motor Co.
FOR S&LE--Pekingese puppies, 3
months old, pedigreed. 214 West
B street. Call and see these fine
at Courthouse, Commissioners' room, puppies. ~ 63
Goldendale, Washington, as the date
and place fixed for hearing the re- FOR'R-~--E---1931 Panel booty Ohe~'-
port of Engineer and consider any rol~t, excellent cond.it~on, good
other evidence for or objection rul>ber. Chet End~rby ReI~ir
against such vacation and abandon- sheep. • 36--
ment.
Dated this 2nd day of February, weight on all vehicles excepting pas-
1940. ~senger vehicles be placed on the fol-
A.
M.
MATSEN,
lowing road: GOLDENDALE-:PLEAS-
ELMER KAMiHOLZ, ANT VALLEY ROAD, between Its
S. F. WNUK, intersection with State Highway No.
Board of County Commissioners, 18, ~ mile east of Goldendale to the
Klickitat County, State of Wash. N.W. ~ of Section 17, Township 4
Attest: JO~IN A. MILLER, }north range 18, E. W. M.
62-- Clerk of Board. I Aproved this 6th day of February,
1940.
NOTICE OF HEABING 1 A.M. MATSEN,
Franchise Application__ No. 1166 I ELMERs. F. WNuK.KAMHO~LZ'
In the matter of the application of lBoard of County Commissioners,
the United States Departmentof Klickitat County, State of Wash-
the Interior, The Bonneville Pro-t iugton.
ject, for a franchise to construct, I Attest: JOHN A. M~LLER,
operate and maintain an eleccric]F8-15t2-- Clerk of Board.
transmission line crossing P. S H !
No. 8 and S. S. H. NO. 8-D inI cALL FOR BIDS
Klickitat County, Washington.
WHE~REAS, the United States De- Sealed bids will be received at the
partment of the Interior, The Ben- office of the County Auditor of Klick-
neville Project, has, under the pro- itat County, Goldendale, Washington,
visions of Chapter 53, Laws of 1937, until 10:00 a. m. March 1, 1940 and
filed with the Director of Highways then publicly opened and read for
of the State of Washington an ap- the puchase of one (1) new Heavy
plication for a franchise to construct, Duty Diesel Powered Motor Grader
operate and maintain an electric or one (1) new Heavy Duty Diesel
transmission line crossing P. S. H. Powered Motor Grader and Loader.
No. 8 and S. S. H. No. 8-D in Klick- Specifications on file at the office
itat County, Washington, for a period of the County Road Engineer, Gold-
of 50 years, to-wit: endale, Washington.
Crossing P. S. H. No. 8, as now The Board reserves the right to
located and of record in the office of reject any and or all bids.
the Director• of Highways at Olym- By order of the Board of County
pia, Washington, at a location in the Conimissioners.
NW~ of the SW~ of Section 23, Date of first publication, February
Township 6 North, Range 17 E. W.: ~, 1940.
M., between highway engineer's sta-JOHN A. MILLER, Auditor of Klick-
tions 1854 plus 76.32 and 18.58 plusitat County, State of Washington.
43.04. F8-15t2--
Also crossing S. S. H. No. 8-D, as
now located and o~. record in the of- •
rice of the Director of ,Highways at
Olympia, Washington, at a location •
in the NE~ of the SW~ of Section 11,
Township 3 North, Range 10 E. ~V.
M., between highway engineer's sta-
tions 14 plus 26.51 and 17 plus
94.72.
NOW, THF~RE:FO~E. NOTICE IS
DR. MILTON R. DAVIES
DENTIST
Home Phone 1464 Office 1172
Goldendede, Washington
DR. WILLIAM H. WEST
DENTIST
Office phone 722 Res. 342
Goldendale. Washington
McEWEN & BROOKS
ATTORNEYS-AToLAW
One Door North of Postoffios
Golden dale, Weshington
J. R. McEWEN Z.O. BROOKS
C. O. GARMIRE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Brooks Bldg. Office phone 372
Goldendale, Washington
E. C. WARD and T. E. WARD
Aa*rORNE S-AT. W
Darch Building
Goldendale, Washington
F. A. SMITH
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
One Door North of Postoffice
Goldendale, Washington
C. W. RAMSEY
.\ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Darch Building
Goldendale, Wsshington
EDGAR H. CANFIELD
ATTORNEY-A~5-I~kW
Brooks Building
Goldendale, Washington
MARYHILL FERRY
Connecting Link for U. S. 97 and
Calumbia River Highway
NEW LOW TRUCK RATE~
DEAN GILLENWATERS
PLUM~ING and RUII~ING
MATERIALS
General Contractor Phone 692
-- Wanted-
WANTED---Range in good
,Call phone 3055, Mrs. A. Swan.
RELIABLE MAN WANTED---to
on farmers in E. Klickitat
No experience or capital
Steady work. Make up to $10
day. McNESS CO., 2423 Ma
St., Oakland, Calif.
WORK WANTED WITH SHEEP
14 years experience, box 591
Goldendale, Wash.
WANTED TO BUY--Ch,risCmas
" stt~mip~ge for 1940 season.
write Sherman Atkins, route
box 9, Golden~dal.e.
WANTED---Fat ~hogs, cattle,
sheep. Highest market prices
for feeder pigs. M. M.
phone 316Y5. April 194
WE WANT---Hogs, beef, lambs
veal, and feeder pigs. Als~o
We p~y highest cash market pri(
Goldendalo Meat Co.
IA)ST---Three cows, branded E.
on left hip, ear marked
square crop, both ears. 1 roan
white and 1 red with white
Ed Holter, Route 1, City.
-- For Rent ---
SHEEP PASTURE---2,000 acres 1(
ged off lands. Plenty of water. I.
Ziegler, Underwood, Wash.
FOR RENT-~Apartment with
ate bath. Mrs. G. H. Roush.
NOTICT,---Have d.~wn payment
v.ew Ford, any model. Wi41
rice. Inquire Sentinel.
KLICKITAT KAREFUL
HERMAN C. ROLOFF
IdVI~S~DG~JK AUCTIONEER
Used Furnitttre and Farm Mach-
inery Bought, Sold and Exchemged
Goldendale, Washington
PIONEER STATE BANK
INSU1L~NCE DEPARTMENT
Goldende~le, Washington, phone 7~
Office in Pioneer State Bank
C. E. CROOKS
REAL ESTATE . INSURANCE
State Bank Bl,dg. Phone 382
PHILLIPS FUNERAL
HOME
Phone 1502 - 1503
Goldendale -
WHEREAS; it appears to the
Board of County Commissioners of
Klickitat County, State of Washing-
ton, that due to the condition of the
Goldendale~Pleasant Valley Road it
will be necessary to limit the wetght
of loads over said road.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED;
that a Load Limit of 3 tons gross
LOUIS LEIDL POST NO. 116
AMERICAN LEGION
Meets Every First and Thlr,d
Monday Each Month
Legion Hall, G01dendale
! KESOLUTION AND ORDER LIMIT
ING HEAVY TRAFFIC ON
COUNTY ROAD
the center of Section 25, Township 5
north range 15 E. W. M.
Approved this 2nd day of Febru-
ary, 1940.
A. M. MATSEN, "-
EIAVIER KAM~HOLZ,
S. F. WNUK,
Board of County
Klickltat County, State of Wash.
Attest: JOHN A. MILLER,
62-- Clerk of Board
Creek bridge in N. E.~ of N. W.-} of
Section 8 Township 4 north range 16
E. to Pine Forest School House in
Goldendale-Klickitat Road from}J
Goldendale to Town of Klickitat. i~
Bloodgood Road from Bloodgood •
Klickitat County, State of Washing-
ton, that due to the condition of cer-
tain roads it will be necessary to
limit the weight of loads over certain
roads.
THERE~FO~RE BE IT RESOLV,ED;
that a Load Limit of 3 tons gross
weight on all vehicles, excepting pas-
senger vehicles be placed on the fol-
lowing roads:
Spring Creek Road from its inter-
section with S~ate Secondary High-
way No. 8 D in N. E. ~ of N. E.
of Section 25 to the end of said road
in S. W.~ of S. W.~ Section 23 Town-
ship 4 north range 10 E. W. M.
WHEREAS: It appears to the
Board of County Commissioners of
I~_~SOLUTIO~ AND ORDER LIMIT-
1NG HEAVY TRAFFIC ON
VARIOUS ROADS
~ton at his office in the Highway
Building, Olympia, Washington, on
the 27th day of February, 1940, at
10 o'clock A. M.
Dated at Olympia, Washington,
this 16th day of January, 1940.
J&S. A. DAVIS, Assistant Director
of Highways. ~1-15t3--
, I~ERE,BY GIVEN
That a hearing will be held on
said application by the Director of
Highways of the State of Washing-
FRATERNAL ORDER OF
EAGLES
AERIE NO. 2115
Meets Every Tuesday Evenilag at
8:00
All
Visiting Eagles Welcome
& M. NO. 31
Stated Communications Every
First and Third Thursday
C. H. KNOSHER, .Secretary
GOLDENDALE LODGE F.
C. H. KNOSHER
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANC]~
Phone 162 Goldendale
kept, as above specified, on
day, the 2nd day of March, 1940,
the hour of 10 o'clocl~ in the fe
noon of said day, unless the ow~
thereof, or his legal representati
shall appear prior to that time
make out his title and pay all chal':
against said estray.
Date of ~irst Publication of t
notice, February 15, 1940.
JOHN A. M1.LLER, Auditor of Kli
itat County, Washington. 7~
COLDS Cause Discomfort
For quick reli
I from the mise
V W ii W V of colds, take
Liquid - Tablets - Salve - Nose Ore
ERS. Phone 102. Suits made
order--Royal Tailors anct Ore
City Woolen Mill lines. Po.p~
prices. West of Ford Garege, G~
en,dale~_.~t
FREE---If excess acid causes :
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indi~
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bh
ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get t
Sample, Udga, at Allison's Pha
NOTICE OF SALE O~ ESTRAY
Notice is he~ven that Ho~
ard Bratton on the 2nd day of N(
ember, 1939, took up and now kee
at his place about 16 miles West
Goldendale, Washington the "fo
ing estray :
One Red Heifer with white
about 6 or 8 months old, no br
or visible marks.
~Said estray will be sold to
highest bidder for cash at the