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July 25, 1940     The Goldendale Sentinel
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July 25, 1940 THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--GDldend le, Washington Page Five Bickleton Proposed A nOtice of establishment of the Creeks-Box Springs road was this week by the board of commissioners. This road, connects Blckelton with the highway, has already been and three and one half on the west end have been high~-ay when completed be. 17~ miles in length and Provide a nearly straight HARTLAND FOLKS VISIT AT HAPPY HOME HAPPY HOME---(Special) -- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. St. Lawrence and daughter .of Hartland were gunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Randall and son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mattson~ moved to their new home in Elgin, Oregon last Sunday. Tom Heyl, White Salmon, was a caller around the community Wed- nesday. Mrs. John Harms entertained the ladies of the sewing club last Thurs- day. Without adverse gradient be-] Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mattson and Goldendale and Bickleton. I family called ~on Mrs. Alex Randall Proposed highway would run lSaturday evening. of the present Rock Creek and would cross that streamI Let The Sentinel classified ads be it enters the canyon, your salesman, tf IS THE TIME TO GET THOSE l)on't let them wear beyond the saving stage. If you have :a tire that has a break, get it repaired before the break be- COmes too large. Don't allow it to go until dirt works in be- tween the cords. from $4.95 to $6.95 on your tire $eCtion repair on average size car tire $2.00. Outside spot elds for less. We can do section repair work on any size Third Large Cable To Be Installed The Bonneville Power Administra- tion opened bids recently on the con- struction of a third tr~tnsmission cable crossing over the Columbia River between the power house a.t Bonneville Dam and Nor,th Bonne- ville, Washington. Low bidder was Fritz Ziebarth, Vancouver, Washington, with an offer of $64,166.40. Other bids: White City Electric Company, Chicago, 1.11inois, $70,- 526.70; R. E. Campbell, 711 Cent~.l Building, Los Angeles, California $71,967.00. The new crossing will be simila] to two other structures completed last December. It will be used to carry power to the North Bonneville switching station, now under con- struetion as terminus for the Bonne- ville administration's lines to Grand Coulee and Vancouver, Washington. When completed, it will comprise three spans with ~n overall length of 4,300 feet. Steel towers will range from 321 feet to 82 feet in height and will be equipped with airway beacons. The tower will carry heavy conductor cable capable of transmit- ring electricity at 230,000 volts. Work will begin within 10 days after the successful bidder receives offici,a.1 notice of award. Construction is scheduled for completion within six months thereafter. Court News Given For Week's Period truck tire. SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE On All OK Rubber Weld Work O Next Door to Goldendale Bakery 1. New White Enamel Wood Range CAST OVEN, LARGE FIRE BOX A REGULAR $119 VALUE COURSES START Action for divorce is filed by Mildred Halgedahl against her hus- band, Edward Halgedahl. The parties were married on Feb. 4, 1936, and one child is the issue of the mar- riage. The complaint alleges that the defendant has wilfully neglected to :provide the plaintiff with the neces- sities of life; that the defendant has been guilty of cruel treatmenht of the plaintiff and of conduct toward the plaintiff rendering her life burden- some; that property interests have been settled between parties. In a petition filed by the State of Washington against John Weingart- ner and wife and John Weingartner as administrator of the estate of William Meyer, et al, the petitioner asks the court for an order of ad- judication of public use of, and to condemn and appropriate cer,tain lands of the respondents for a right of way for the extension of State Highway No. 8-D, north of Husum Wash: rrr~e superintendent of the Eastern Washington State Hospital has filed notice that Nile Gaston, committed to that institution for Klickitat coun- ty, has been discharged as improved. The State Tax Commission has filed its warrants which show that judgmen.ts have been entered against; the following parties: Richard Leet, Bingen, in the sum of $12.20; Earl S. Cue, receiver, Bingen, in the sum of $33.32; E..M. McBride, Appleton, Intensive courses of not more than in the sum of $9.18, and Zelbert three months in various service Thompson, (~oldendale, in the sum of schools for enlisted men were started $7.10. The said Commission also file Satisfaction of Warrants which show the War Department on July 1. that judgments against the following! Key soldiers will thus be trained to take their places in newly formed parties have been fully paid ~nd units. Men who qualify as specialists satisfied: B. H. Howard and Roy may secure ratings that bring addi- LaPier; A. C. Hester; Lloyd G. Han- tional compensation, son; Murray I)odson and Goldendale Logging Company. 'The Secretary of State files a cer- tific~te which shows that the follow- ing parties have received their final discharge from the State Reforma- in Monroe, Leon W. tory namely, Kelley and Bob Burdett. In the case of J. H. Blunt against School District No. 35, the plaintiff has filed notice that he appeals from the decision of the Superior Court to the Supreme Court of the State. In the case of First National Bank of Portland, Oregon, vs. Earl S. Cue et ux, the sheriff has filed his return on Order of ,Sale which shows that the mortgaged premises were sold to the plaintiff for the sum of $3,307.19. Inform,~tion has been filed which charged Robert Prothero with the crime of Assault in the Second De- gree when he did wilfully, unlaw- fully and feloniously make an as- sault on one Jack Ramsbey with in- tent to commit the crime of robbery. Upon being arraigned the defendant pleads guilty, whereupon it is order- ed by the court that he be Punished by imprisonment in the S.t~te Peni- tentiary for not more than 10 years. I,nformation h~s been filed which charged Joe Slaton with the crime of Assault in the Second Degree, when he did wilfully, unlawfully and felon- iously make an assault on one John Doe Crews with intent to commit the crime of robbery. Upon being ar- raigned the defendant pleads guilty whereupon it is ordered by the court that he be punished by imprisonment in the State Peni£entiary for a term i of not more than 10 years. American Legion To Cooperate In Fire Campaign OLYM'PIA, Wash., July 22--Ac- tive participation of 176 American Legion posts in the Keep Washington Green c¢.mpaign was assured today when Governor Clarence D. Martin accepted the offer made by Gene Mahoney, Seattle chairman of the Legion's emergency relief commis- sion. In every post, according to the plan worked out by the Governor and Mahoney, a forest marshal h~.s been appointed. The marshals will work with the Legion's local emergency committees to prevent forest fires i al.ong highways and other vulnerable spots. The Legion's short wave network, headed by key station W7~CKJ, and with 76 other stations, will be used for deporting fires, assembling help when needed, and also to keep shor,t wave enthusiasts conscious of the critical conditions now present in the forests of the state. In his proffer of cooperation to the Governor, Mahoney said ~h~t the re- cent test mobilization of the Legion's commission showed the.t 16,000 Le- gionnaires were ready for any emer- gency, [orest fire or otherwise. The Legion can also muster, at drop of a hat, 4,269 automobiles; 1,608 trucks; 43 sound cars, and much other equip- men,t, he said. Sell it through the Want Ads. tf not less than its present listed value on the open me,rket. Order is entered in the matter of the estate of William Harry Pitzer, deceased, which sets aside to the sur- viving spouse all of the property of the estate, in lieu of homestead andl exemptions. [ The court upon considerationr of the petitions for citizenship of ~h al- ter Fredric Janke and Hugo Gottfred Edevert Johnson, orders that the peti,tioners be, e.nd hereby are admit- ted to become citizens of the Unit- ed States of America. In the case of Klickitat County vs. William Richardson and wife, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed by the cour:t that the contemplated use for which Che lands of the defend- ants ~re sough~t, is actually and necessarily a public use of Klickitat county, to-wit: is ~n integral part of the county road system. Interlocutory decree of divorce is en~tered in the case of Eleanor Bur- ton vs. George R. Burton. It is fur- ther ordered that the property set- tlement made between the parties be, and the same is confirmed; thet the plain.tiff have judgment against the defendant in the sum of $910.00, payable in installments. In the case of E. L. Monzingo and wife vs. T. A. Hildenbrand and L. A. Crocker, it is ordered and e~djudg- ed that the ~cemporary injunction en- tered on June 5, be allowed to re- main as it was made originally until the final determination of the action. It is further ordered thwt the bond given herein be raised to $100.00. .Order is entered which a.ppoints Charles Glover as administrator with will annexed of the estate of Ella M. Glover, deceased, and fixing his bond in the sum of $10!ff0.00. H. B. Bennett, E. H. Canfield and E. C. Allison are appointed to ap- praise the property of the esbate of E. E. Morgan, deceased. Bingen Man To Head Red Cross Clarence Johnson, Bingen business man, was named chairman of the Klickitat County Chapter of the American Red Cross, at a meeting held recently in Klickitat. Johnson served the past year as secretary of the organization. Other officers elected were J. C. Phillips, vice chairman for Golden- dale; Mrs. C. F. Breneman, vice chairman ~or White Salmon; Leon W. Berry, of Bingen, was named secretary and Mrs. L. W. Jones, of Bingen, treasurer. A repor.t on the recent war relief drive showed that the county chap- ter was about $50 shout of reaching the $600 goal, which was set by the national cheLpter. With donations still coming in from different sec- ,tions it is e~pected that the quota will soon be reached. Goldendale ex- ceeded the quota set for the town in its war relief drive, which was in charge of J. C. Phillips. FORM PARTNERSHIP A notice of formation' of partner- ship was filed at the Klickitat county clerk's office Friday by erie Kreps and Jack Deherty, both of White Salmon. Their firm name will be the Wyers Trading Compe,uy. To Investigate Psylla County Orchards L. G. gmith, extension entomolo- gist, of the state college extension service, and L. W. Ternahan, county agent, spent the first of the week in the pear orchards near White Sal- mon, in an effort to find out whether or not the Pear Psylla, an insect that attacks pears, is work- ing in that cares. According to Ternahan, the Pear Psylla (pronounced Sills) is one of the most injurious insects to be found. The insect was first discover* ed in this state during July, 1939, and since that time has done great damage to pear and fruit growers in and near the Spokane area. Several of the Spokane orchards and berry farms have been quarantined, it was reported. If they find that the Psylla ~ working in the orchards in the west end of the county, steps will be tak- en to keep the insect from spread- ing. Royal and Underwood Portable typewriters. *Small down payment, balance in small monthly payment. Inquire at The Sentinel. tf A Sentinel Wan~ Ad will ~ll tk~se unused a,rt~clu you may have, Staple Groceries FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Specials Every Wednesday And Saturday THE BEST MERCHANDISE . . . THE BEST PRICES . . . AND THE BEST SERVICE POSSIBLE Free Delivery in Town ... Phone 992 ALWAYS ORDER FRESH, DEPENDABLE Goldendale Baked Bakery Goods START TODAY BY ASKING FOR Baked in Klickitat county's Own Goldendale Baking company ovens Is baked flesh the day you buy it Try Goldendale Bakery Pies, Cakes, Cookies and Pastry Specials ...... youT1 find them equally good. And they're priced so low you can'¢ afford to bake at home. Order is entered, in the matter of Order is entered which appoints '" . .......... ,~ ~ John R M(~l~wen as administra~tor tile es~a[e oI D. ~. r~orm accesses, " O ........... g with will annexed of the estate of 2. h New Breakfast Set wn,cn se~s asme [o me s urv,vm John Thorn,ton Wilson deceased, and spouse art o[ tne proper~y oz ~ne es- .s to serve without bond C H Knosher, tate in lieu of homestead and exemp- H B B ," ' " [ ~" • WOULD"TABLEsELLANDFoRFOUR$13.50CHAIRSANY DAY ttons " . . ennett and F. A. Smith are W]~ & S~ ~BO~.aD, Pro~l~ . .~_" ......... i appointed to apprise the proper~y Joseph Nesbitt, decee.sed, has filed / " 1 The executrix oI ~ne estate Otlof the estate her final accoun~t and petition for ~ 3..._One NeWsetofCOngoleumv CoziesRUg ~i*~l fore the court on July 30th. I distribution, which will be heard be-------- .... 91x 12 SIZE, WORTH 6.45 :~ Order is entered in the matter of IWlll Ill IR the estate of Phoebe Houghton, de- If I VRV l l ceased, which approves the final ac- -- -- i count as filed by the administrator ll[&ll, l~& ' 4, New no.-er and makes distribution of the resi- I~• • •i H L" due of the este,te to those entitled nil Ill[ IRt_'% i READY TO INSTALL. A REAL thereto. I • I@' I • I $4VALUE " i C.H. Estes, Roy Heaman, and R. J. 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