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lbecember 22 1949.
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NO. _
NOTICE T() CRMORS TO
1 RESFNT AND IrlL], ('LAIMS
IN THE SUPERIOR (?O OF TIIE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
Tn the Matter of the Etate of
Charles L. Wells, Dee(rased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Clyde E. Wells, has been appointed
and has qualified as Administrator
wiih the Will Annexed of tile Estate
oil Charles L. WClls, Deceased, and
that all persons having clainls against
the said 1),.ceased or 1he said estate
:H'e hPrt!]ly req/lired to .erve the s/nile,
duly verifb,d with the n.cctLal'y
vok|ell0rs attached upon the lnldel'-
signed Administrator or Ilia AtL'ney
of Record lit the law (d'fh'e of Chas,
R, Lewis, 119 ,South Fourth Street,
Bell Building, Shelton, Mason Connty,
Waslfington, tll* designated place for
the transaction of tile husiness of the
said estate, and file such claims, to-
gether with proof of service with the
Clerk of the above-entitled Court with-
in 6 montbs afior the date of tile first
pulllication of this notice, to-wit: De
cember l, 19,19. ,)r all chlims not so
served and filed shall bo forever
harred.
CLYDE E. WELLS,
Administrator with tile Will
' Annexed of said Estate.
eliAS. R. LEWIS,
Attorney for said Estate,
119 South Fourth St,, Bell Building,
Shclton, Mason County, Washington.
12.--1-8-15-22---4t
NO. 2056
NOTI(E OF HFARIN(I ON FINAL
RFIORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN TItE SUPERIOR COURT OF TtlE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estale of Earl
Malpass, Dec, eased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Alice Stotsbcry, Administratrix of tim
Estate of Earl Malpass, deceased, has
filed with the Clerk of the above en-
titled Court, her Final Report and
Petition for Distribution, asking tim
Court to settle and approve tile annie,
distribute the estate to the persons
thereto entitled and to discharge the
said Administratrix.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
said Final Report and Petition for i
Distribution will be beard in the
Court Room in the Court House in
Shelton, Washington, at the hour ,,f
10;00 o'clock in the forenoon on Fri-
day the 30th (lay of December, 1949.
Dated this 18th day of Noveml)cr,
1949.
(SEAL) HARRY DEYETTE,
County Clerk
CHAS. R. LEWIS,
Attorney for Estate of Earl Malpass
Roll Buildhlg
119 So. Fourth St.
Slelton, Washington.
12-1-8-15-22--4t.
EMERGENCY RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, unforeseen expenses fo,'
the expenditures of the Auditor and
other offices have arisen and the bud-
get appropriation for said expendi-
tures has beeenle exhausted, and
WHEREAS, in the judgment of the
Board it is for the best interests of
the County that such expenditures are
necessary,
NOW TItEREFORE, an Emergenry
is declared to exist, and an Enlergen(:y
Appropriation in the sum of $2,140.17,
or as much thereof as may he required,
should be made as folh)ws:
Auditor ............................................... $ 300.00
Commissioners ................................. 200.00
Elections ............................................ 22.17
Justice Court ...................................... 100.0
Sheriff .................................................. 1,500.00
Refund on Punch Boards ........ 18.00
$2,140.17
AND IT IS ORDERED. that a hear-
ing on said Emcrge*icies bc had on the
4th day of January, 1950, at 2:00
o'ehlek P.M., at which time any tax
Imycr may appear and be heard for
.r against said appropriation.
UNANIMOUSLY adopted this 19th
day of Decemerl-t949.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OF MASON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON.
LYLE O'DELL, Chairman
ROY MITCHELL,
.KERNEY J. COLLINS
Attest :
SUSIE E. PAULEY.
County Auditor and Clerk
of the Board. 12-22--11.
Civil Service Has
Engineering Jobs
Fe(ieral Civil Service announces
an examination for probational
appointment to the position of
engineering aid in the Bureau of
Reclamation in Oregon, Washing-
ton, California, Arizona, Nevada,
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colo-
rado, New Mexico, Utah, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska,
Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.
Further information and appli-
cation forms may be obtained
from the Secretary, Board of U.
S. Civil Service Examiners, at any
first, or second class post office.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FlltE
I'ROTECTION DISTRIt'T NO. 4
PETITION
"To tile tlon(,rallle Board of County
C,nlmissioners of M: a S (, n County,
Washington :"
Wi!. tilt' undersig'ned, re;iidents and
(ltlldified t, il,(.iors of that portion ¢d'
Mils )It C unty, Washington which IS
hereinafter described, (1o hereby peti-
lion the Honorable B.ard of Count
C(mlmissioners of Mason County.
Washington, that they proceed with
the t'ornlation of a Mason County Fire l
Protocon Distriet tn be known as
MASON COUNTY FIRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 4
We further represent that the terri-
tory which we propose is situated in
Mason County, Washington, and is de-
scribed us follows:
Beginning at the NE corner of SE%
of SEI of Sec. 4 Twp. 19 No. Rge.
"] W., thence West 3960' to the center
of the SW, of Sec. 4 thence North
to the NE Corner of the NW1,4 of tle
SW!I thence West to the Wl/4 rorner
of St< v. 4 tllenee North to tile SE
corner of Lot 1, Sac. 5 Twp. 19 N.,
Rge. 3 W., thence West to the
SW
Corner of said Lot 1, thence North
26,10' more or less, to the center of
the El/l of Sec. 32, Twp. 20 N., Rge.
3 W., thence West to the NW corner
of SWU, of the SE% Sec, 32, Twp.
20 N,, Rge. 3 W., thence North to
the ,'enter of said Secti,,n 32, tltence
West to the East right-of-Way line of
U,S. Iliway No. 101, thence in a Nor-
tierly direction along said right-of-
way line to a point of intersection
with the City limits of the Town of
Shelton. Wasifington, thence in a North
Easterly direction following the City
limits of said Town of Shelton to the
South Bank of Hammersley Inlet,
thence in a North Easterly direction
to ]tie Center of the Channel of Ham-
nlersleys Inlet thence in an Easterly
directi(,n following the center of the
Channel of Hanmmrsley Inlet to a
point halfway between Arcadia Point
and Squaxon Island Sec. 21, Twp. 20
N., Rge. 2 W., thence in a South
westerly direction to a point inter-
s(,cting the Mason and Thurston Court-
ly line in Sec. 28 Twp. 20 N., Age.
2 W., thence in a South Westerly di-
rection ah)ng said C.unty line t,) a
point intersecting the center of the
Chamwl of Skookum Inlet Twp. 19 diN':
Rge. 3 W.. thence in a Westerly
rection following the center line of
Chanmd of Skookunl Inlet to a point
intersecting the North and South cen-
ter section line of Sec. 10 Twp. 19 N,.
Rge. 3 W., thence North to the North
right-of-way line of tim Lynch Road
them,e in a South Westerly direction
following the North right-of-way line
of Lynch Road to a point intersecting
the North right-of-way line of the
Brumbaugh Road thence in a North
Westerly direction following along the
North boundary line of the Brumbaugb
R, md to a point intersecting the East
secti,m line of Sec. 4 Twp. 19 N., Rge.
3 W., thence South to place of be-
ginning. All in Mason County, Wash-
ington.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a hearing will be held on said above
petition by the said Board of County
Commissioners of Mason County. in
the Mason County Courthouse at Shel-
ton. Washington, ell the 9th day of
January, 1950, at 2 o'clock P.M., at
which time any person so desiring may
appear and be heard for or against
the granting of said petition.
DATED this 19th day oil December,
1949.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OF MASON COUNTY,
WASIJINGTON
P,y SUSIE E. PAULEY,
Clerk of the Board,
12-22-29--1-5--3t.
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91'TON- MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
Cause No. 26044
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAl, ESTATE
Under General Execution
IN TtIE SUPERIOR COUB.T OF JItE
STATE OF' WASHINGTON FOR
KITSAP COUNTY
Kitsap County Credit Bureau. In('.. a
corlmration. Plaiuliff
.vs,---
llaitie Ward and John Doe Ward,
her bllsband, Defendanls.
l!Inder and hy virtlle (.if a general
exeeuiion issued out 01,' and under tile
seal of the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for said County,
.n the 23rd (lay of November, 1949, up-
on a judgment rendered in said Court
on the 14ill (lay ,ff March. 1949. in
favor of Kiisap County Credl! Bm'eau,
lilt'., a eorpl,ratJon and against lint-
lie Ward and John line Ward. indi-
vidually and as a martial community
judgment debiors for the slim of Two
11 U n d r e d Fifty-IPive and 22/11)fl
($255.22) Dollars. together with attof
ney's fees, inleresl, COSTS and in(.reas-
ell COSTS. and to me directed and de-
livered, I did on tile 26ti day of Nov-
ember, 1949, .levy upon all tile right,
title and Interest of said judgment
debtors in and to the following de-
seribed property to satisfy said jlldg-
ment. to-wit:
The North one-half of North one-
half of Northwest quarter of the
Northwest quarter, Section 16, Town-
ship 23 North. Range I West.
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, That on Saturday
tim 31st day of December, ]949, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
I will sell the above described prop-
erty. or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment, to-
gether with attorney's fees, interest,
costs and increased costs, in all am-
ounting to the sum of Two Hundred
Fifty-Five and 22/100 ($255.22) Dol-
lars.
Said sale will takeplace at the East
door of the Court House at Shelton
in said Connty and State. and will be
at public auction, for cash in hand to
the highest and best bidder.
Dated at Shelton, Wash., thts 26th
day of November. 1949.
ROY ROESSEL,
Sheriff of Mason County.
12-1-9-15-22--4t.
NO. 5417
SUMMONS ]BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIIE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR MASON COUNTY
National Bank of Washington, Ta-
coma, Washington, a national banking
association, Plaintiff,
VS
James E. Lynam and Ingrid Lynam,
husband and wife; Ralph Lutzen-
hlser and Joyce Lutzenhiser, husband
and wife; C. R. Morrison and Jane
Doe Morrlson, husband and wife;
John I. LeGrande and Selma Julia
LeGrande. husband and wife; and
Thomas Turner and Lena Turner, hus-
band and wife. Defendants.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON,
To James E, Lynam and Ingrid Ly-
ham, his wife. two of the defend-
ants above named:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of
the first publication of this summons,
to-wit: within sixty (60) days after
the 24 day of November, 1979, 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 attorneys for plain-
flff at their office below stated; and
in case of your failure so to do Judg-
ment will be rendered against you
according to the demand In the com-
plaint, which has been filed with the
clerk of said court, Said action Is
brought to foreclose a certain mort-
gage upon the following described !
real estate situate in Mason County,
Washington, to-wit:
The southeast % of the southwest
4, excepting therefrom the south 2
acres of the southwest / of the south-
west % theresf, section 12, township
22 north range 3 west, W.M. except
public r)ads, if any.
which said mortgage was glve by
defendants, James E. Lynam and In-
grid Lynam. his wife, to National
Bank of Washington, Tacoma, Wash-
ington, a national banking associa-
tion, dated September 17, 1945 and
filed in the office of the Auditor on
the 20th day of September, 1945 and
recorded in Volume 91 of mortgages
at page 399, which said mortgage was
given to secure the promissory note
of said mortgagors to the said mort-
gagee of even date herewith in the
principal sum of $1500.00 upon which
there is an unpaid balance of prin-
cipal in the amount of $765.00 due and
owing, of which said mortgage plain-
tiff is owner and holder for value. In
said action, it is further sought to
recover judgment against defendants,
James E. Lynam and Ingrid Lynam,
his wife, for the bahmce due upon
the mortgage debt, and for attor-
neys' fees and costs, and to have the
aforesaid mortgage decreed to be a
valid and subsisting mortgage upon
the premises herelnabove described
supertor and paramount to the right,
title, equity, estate, lien and interest
of the defendants above named and
each and all of them and of all per-
sons claiming or to claim by, through
or under them, or either or any of
them, to secure the payment of all
sums claimed by the plaintiff to be
due and owing to it in accordance
with the terms of the aforesaid note
and mortgage and for which It may
be awarded Judgment in said action,
The action fm, ther seeks the forech)-
sure of said mortgage and to have
each and all of the defendants and all
ersons claiming or hereafter to claim
y, through or under them forever
foreclosed and barred of any and all
right, title, estate, lien or interest
or equity of redemption in and to
the above described propery and to
have the mortgaged premises sold to
satisfy, so fax as may be, the Judg-
ment which may be awarded the
plaintiff and for further general
equitable relief In the premises.
METZGER, BLAIR,
GARDNER & BOLDT
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Office and Post Office Address:
523 Tacoma Building
Tacoma 2, Washington.
11-24--12-1-8.15-22-29---6t.
] THE FORUM]
Shelton-Mason (?onnty Journal,
Shell on, Washington.
Dear Editor:
When I callcd at The Jom'nal
office last Thursday morning I
had not then seen the issue of
The Journal for that day, nor did
I know of the letter from Elder
Roy L. Benton, which it containe(1.
Had I known of iL you and I
could have gotten an understand-
ing, which I believe would have
obviated the need for this letter.
As to his complaint, told to me
personally last Friday afternoon,
and also published in his letter, it
Is highly gratifying to me to learn
of the widespread benefits the
people of Mason County are get-
ting' from their reading of those
Bulletins. It is not only hoticeable
but also noteworthy the admis-
!sion which Mr. Benton makes in
his letter that the messages in
those Bulletins are causing much
perplexity among the people, evi-
dently in view of the claims made
by Seventh Day Adventists that
they are strictly a Bible believing
people, and are using all their
powers to obey god.
Certainly people who are not
Seventh Day Adventists would
not appeal to Mr. Benton a Sev-
enth Day Adventist official, to
champion them in their perplexity.
Therefore, it seems that those
who are appealing to Mr. Ben-
t.on to champion them in their
perplexity are Seventh Day Ad-
ventlsts, and not members of oth-
er churches.
These last would naturally ap-
peal to their own pastors, and
not to men such as Mr. Benton.
But these other Iastors are not
interested to any degree of per-
plexly over and in my Bulletins.
On the other hand they seem to
enjoy the expose which my Bul-
letins have made and are making
to protect their own members
against the blandishments of the
S.D.A. pastors.
Why do not the Seventh Day
Adventist leaders refute the "ser-
ious charges" made by me against
Elder Daniels and Mrs. White?
They dare not attempt it even, on-
ly going as far as saying, We be-
lieve Mrs. White is a prophet of
God and that Elder Daniels was
an honorable and faithful minister
of the gospel, and leaving the
matter there. But the purpose of
the gospel is to teach men the
truth and not what any Tom, Dick
or Harry chooses to believe. They
the S.D.A. founders and leaders)
dare not attempt a refutation of
the "serious chages" which I
make.
Salvation is a serious business
with any sane person. Jesus
Christ made serious charges
against the leading sabbath keep-
ers of his day, often asking them,
How can ye escape the damnation
Of hell, a question which none of
them attempted to answer beyond
the accusation, Did ye not say
well that thou hast a devil?
It was not the Romans who de-
manded the blood of that sab-
bath-keeping Man from Galilee
but men of his own blood and
faith. It was not t intil those sab-
bath-keepers threatened Pilate
with the wrath of Ceasar that Pi-
late was constrained to sign the
decree for Jesus death. The bitter-
est foes of God and his righteous-
ness have ever been fo,Tnal sab-
bath-keepers, and it always will l
be. .
I assured Elders Benton and
Neufeld last Friday afternoon
that I would esteem them among
my best friends if they would
show me that those charges were
unfounded and false. But they do
not, nor can they, or any other
person, living or dead. The au-
thentic writings of Mrs. White
herself will convince any non-par-
tisan group of twelve men that,
on her own testimony in her pub-
lished wrks, that she was false
in every one of her prophesyings,
also, that she could not have been
at any time, the author of any
one of the many large books cred-
ited to her.
The leaders and founders of
that denomination have created
for her a shroud of superstitio
reinforced by frequent attacks of
both epilepsy and appoplexy, a ca-
taleltic condition approximating
i!
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May all the wonderful things
that go with Christmas be
yours in the fullest abundance
this
From all of us
here to all of you-a
most happy holiday.
BABCOCK DAIRY
O. B. Cavanaugh
Skokomlsh Valley
I I I
- Gorge Berry
Phone 215.J-2
intermittent insanity. The finan-
cial returns from this supersti-
tion makes an irresistable appeal
to the denomination, as Ehler Ben-
ton naively assures the Editor
and The Journal millions of don
lm's rollected ($15,000,000 for the
1950 "mission program."l
A fcw years ago, I heard Elder
Campbell say to his brethren at
the Seattle church of his denom-
ination that "only two per cent
(two cents) of every dollar col-
lected for missions was available
to be sent abe:cad. Naturally, if
the needs of the mission fieht are
met you must give liberally on
that basis." I do not think that
Elder Benton will deny this state-
ment by his brother minister. Nor
do I think Elder Campbell will
dare deny making it. If so, an
honest audit of the finances might
prove that Campbell was either
misinformed, or made a wilful
falsehood. In either case they col-
lected the money.
Yes, the Seventh Day Adven-
ists are a relatively poor people,
,et I know by personal experience,
living and dining at their homes,
and traveling with them on their
journeys, they live on the "finest
of the wheat," and rarely ever
travel lower than first class by
rail or ship. To justfy themselves
in these luxuries they quote the
Scriptnre that he that serveth
faithfully is worthy of "double
honor." Notice, they translate that
word honor into dollars. And this
charge is also true, as I can prove
by living and credible witnesses.
As for the fear, expressed by
Elder Benton that the readers of
The Journal might think that its
publishers endorsed my serious
charges against Seventh Day Ad-
ventist leaders by publishing my
Bulletins, the fact is, as Elder
Benton well knows, the publishers
of The Journal do not, in any
way, shape, form, or degree, as a
going business concern, concern
themselves with the doctrines or
teaching of any of the many
churches advertising in that per-
iodical, nor do those business men
feel it necessary to tag the news
concerning those church func-
tions as paid advertisements. Na-
turally, the assumption is that
the space is paid for by some one.
That assumption goes with ev-
ery advertisement without saying
so. Then why does Mr..Benton
try to belittle my influence as a
minister, which he does not at-
tempt with other clergymen?
The reason, it seems to me, is
because he is confident of his abil-
ity to disprove their preaching,
while with me his inability causes
him distress and perplexity. For
nlany years after the beginning of
my gospel ministry the leading
and most influential periodicals of
the nation's capitol city welcomed
my gospel Bulletins, notably The
Evening Star, Theodore Noyes,
pflblisher; The Hearst Papers,
Times and Herald, Arthur Bris-
bane; The Washington Post, Mr.
Patterson, owner and publisher,
and The Washington Herald, a
stock concern. I had their help
for many years, until the religious
lcaders of the city threatened to
boycott them. in their respective
businesseS. Then each of them,
in order to do business, had to
cut me off.
$ $ *
In Helena, Mont., the churches
wcnl so far in their boycott as to
have large posters printed and put
up on the city billboadrs, threat-
ening to take away all advertis-
ing and patronage from mercan-
tile establishments which adver-
tised in the Sunday newspapers.
I have an official declaration by
Elder F. M. Wilcox, one of the
highest officials of the S.D.A. de-
nomination, in which he says they
do not baptize penitents who re-
fuse to Join their church. Will Mr.
Benton deny this.
I am not asking The Journal
to publish this letter, free, though
it is not quite as long as is that
of Mr. Benton. Nor do I have a
fabulously rich corporation be-
hind me to pay the cost, if any,
but I am cheerfully willing, for
the sake of the gospel, to pay
whatever charge The Journal
sees to set for its publication as
prominently as was the letter of
Mr. Benton.
Also, my sincere hope' is that
both Messrs. Benton and Neu-
feldt will heed the warnings con-
tained in my Bulletins as well as
in the gospel of Jesus Christ. to,
Come out of her, my people,
that ye be not partakers of her
sins, and that ye receive not of
he,' plagues; for her sins have
reached unto /aaven, and God
hath remembered her iniquities,"
Rev. 18:1-15. "
Very respectfully yours,
CHARLES T. SHAFFER
NO. 2085
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matte*" of the Estate of Emma
Pilleschek, Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that
Alice M. Bunnell. Admlnlstratrlx or
the, estat of Emma Pelllschek de-
ceased, has filed in the office of the
Clerk of said court, her final report
and petltton for distribution, asking
the court to settle said report, to dis-
tribute the property to the persons
thereto entitled, and to discharge said
Adminlstratrlx, and that said report
and petition will be heard on the 18th
day of January, 1950 at the hour of
10 o'clock a.m. on aid day at the
court house in Shelton Wuhington.
Dated this 2rid day' of December,
1949.
(SEAL) HARRY DEYETTE.
Clerk of said court,
By DORIsANN MOREHOUSE,
Deputy.
J. W. GRAHAM.
Attorney for Administratrlx,
Govey Bldg,, Shelton, Wash.
12-8-15-22---3t.
NOTICE OF CLOSING
REGISTRATION BOOKS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on and after January 4, 1950, all reg-
istration books In the County win be
closed for original r0gistration, being
30 days previous to the holding of the
annual school election on Saturday,
February 4, 1950, an.it also closed in
Arcadia and tll Creek precinct being
30 days bef3re the Specml Election for
establishing Fire Protection District
No. 4,
DATED THIS 20th day of December,
1949,
SUSIE E, PAULEY,
Auditor of Mason Cunt¥
and RegiStrar of voters.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
Public notice is hereby given that
mrsnant t,, the I)rovisions of So(.tion
,,f Public Law 273, 78th Congress
(Sg Stat, 132:16 U.S.C.A.,58ff-$831),
and the Cooperative Agreement for
tlu. Management nf the Partielpetlag
Forest Properties In the Shelton Co-
operat iVP StlstaiIiP(I Yield Unit enttred
nlo hv and hetwePn the Untied States
nf America find thP Simpson Logging
C.mpany, doled December 12, ]946,
all live thnber marked or designated
for cutting nnd all merrhantable dead
thnber located on an area embracing
four hundred and ninety (49{)) acres,
more or less, in Sections 3, 4 and 10,
Township 22 North, Range 7 West;
See]ions 10, ll. and 14, Towns]tip 22
N,,rth, Range 8 West; and Sections
26, 27, 2. 33, 34. and 35, Tnwnship 23!
N,rth, Range 7 Wosl, Wynoochee J
River watersiled. Shelton CooperstiVel
Suslained Yield Unil, Olympic Nation-
al Foresl, Grays ltarbor County, State
of Washington, estimated to be 14,-
500,000 feet B.M,, more or less, of
Douglas-fir; 4.000.000 feet B.M., more
or less of wstorn redeedar; 4,000-
000 feet B.M.. nmre or less, of Pacific
sliver fir: and 10,000,000 feet B.M.,
more or less of western hemlock, and
an nnost imsled amount of other
species c)f saw timber, will be sold
to the Simpson Logging' Company,
Shelton, Washington, on January 9.,
]950. The appraised value of the tim-
ber according to long-term market and
operating conditions is $5.95 per M
feet B.M..for Douglas-fir, $1.50 per M
feet B, M. for western redcedar, and
$1,00 per M feet B.M. for Pacific sil-
ver fir, western hemlock, and other
species. These are the base rates
which shall be applicable through the
entire period of the sale agreement.
These base rates, plus $4.00 per M feet
B.M,or Douglas-fir: $1.40 per M feet
B.M. for western dc,da and' 040J
per M feet B,M, for Pacific' silver fir, ]
western hemlock, and other species, 1
shall he the initial etumpage rate J
which shall apply to all timber caledl
prior to April ]. 1951. On 'that date!
and at other times, as stated in the
contract, total stumpage rate will be
redetermlned, but In no event will the
redeterminPd stumpage rates be less]
than the haste appraised values as i
first above stated, and in no event will
rates below these basic appraised val-
uea plus tbe additions above stated, be
established until at least ]0,000,0(30 feet
B.M. have been sealed and paid for at
not less than the intlal rates. In addi-
tion to the prices for stumpage, a eo-
,erative deposit of $0.15 per M feet B,
to be used by the Forest Service for'
paying the cost of slash disposal, and
a cooperative deposit of $0,30 per M,
feet B.M. to cover the cost of tree:
planting, seed sowing, and timber :
stand improvement work on the area
cut over for the tal cut of timber
under the terms of the agreement will
bP required. If requestedby the State
of Washington or by Grays Itarbor or
by any person deemed to have a rea-
sonable interest in the proposed sate ,
or in its terms, a public hearing will
be held in the office of the Forest
Supervisor, Post Office Building.
Olympia, Washington, on the 9th day
of January. 1950, at 2:00 o'clock p.m,
Requests for public hearlng will not be
considered unless received in the of-
fice of the Forest Supervisor, Post
Office Building, Olympia, Washington,
on or before December 22. 1949.
Dated December 6. 1979, Carl B. Noel.
Forest Supervisor, Olympic National
Forest.
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Mt. View Alliance ChaoO-J
Rev. Herbert Anderson '[
Pastor !
9:45 am. Sunday Sclom I
11 a.m. Morning Servle |
7:30 p.m. Inspirational Servict |
A Hearty Welcome to All ]
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UNITY TRUTH
CENTER
Min Hockett, Leadez
408 Cota Street
Sunday: 11:00 a.m. Sundl
S0hool; 8:00 p.m. Servicea.
Tuesday: 8=00 p.m. Class Work
Friday: 8:00 p.m. Bible Study
1:30 Wednesday Meditation
Healing Work - All Welcom
BAPTIST CHURCH
Fifth and Cota St.
Warren Hale, Acting Pastor
Ray Malnwaring, Assistant
Bible School, 9:45 a,m.
Morning Worship, 11 a.m.
Young People's 6:30 p.m.
EVening Service, 7:30 p,m.
Midweek Service, Thursday,
7:30 p.m.
A Cordial Invitation Is
Extended to All.
Foursquare Church
910 E. Dearborn S
Sunday School9:4§
WorSlip Servicell:[ ,
Crusader Service--- :45
EvangeliStio Service7:45
REV. E E. FITCH
Pastor
St. David's Episcopal Church
4th & Cedar St. Vicar: The Rev. J. Gregory Lee
Christmas Eve: 1I:15 p.m. Congregational Carol Singing,
Blessing of the Christmas Crib. and Midnight Eucharist.
Christmas Day: 11:15 a.m. Choral Eucharist and Christmas
Message,
First Methodist Church
"A Friendly Church In a Friendly Community"
-, ,: 4th, & Pine Pmma,8O,N, 4th Phone, 278
Sunday Scho61'9:4$ a.m. - Monlng Worehlp 11 a..
WAYNE WRIGHT, Minister • ..
ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNACLE
130 EAST PIIE ST.
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.
Worship service 11 a.m.
Evangelistic, 7:45 p.m.
Young People's ServiceTugsday, 7:45 p.m,
Jubilee SerVice Friday, 7:45 P,m.
THE CHRIST FOR THE CRISIS
First Church of Christ, Scientist
SHELTON
Branoh of
The Mother Churoh The Flret Churoh of Christ, 8oientist
Boston, Mace.
Subject Next Sunday:
SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:45
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE AT 11 O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING AT 8 O'CLOCK
"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
Reading_ Room maintained by this church at. 302 Alder Street,
oPe0 daily, eXcept undlW, from 2 to 4 o'clock.
and Wednesday fern 8:45 to 7:45 o'clock
All are cordially invited to attend the services and visit
the Reading Room.
CHURCH AT 802 ALDER STREET
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WEEKLY GOEPF00 BULLETIN
by Charles Thomas Shaffer, Minister
DECEMBER 22, 1949.
In this Bulletin, ae promised Jn our last, we will continue the
oonslderation of the mattera of thie angeJ sent from heaven
to bind and imprison tho D0vil and Satan, and the other fact-
ors in conneotion therewith. We left off in our last message
at the thought of the oympathles of the remaining six angels
at the throne, given to their fallen cemrade now to be confined.
The predlcarngnt of these six is a warning to us to be careful
in the use bF our emotions, "So muoh of the enjoyment of
the peace and happlnelm we love so muoh Is bound up in the
use of these emot|ons. The question now uppermost in the
mind of the prisoner at the pit iS, Why was I made thus?
The reply of his Creator, "1 instructed thee at the beginning,
saying,. Aa the branch cannot abide except it abide in the vine,
neither oan ye abide except ye abide in me," The reply given
to this angel Is also one for these other six, No labor or effort
was required of the branch to abide in the vine; neither was
there any required for these seven to abide in their paternal
Crestor. Therefore this Creator inquires of them, Oh, why
will ye die? 0 house of Israel? To this Inqry there was no
answer. Ae the record tella us, "There was silen(e in heaven
for the space of an half hour" as each and every inhabitant
considered that question. None being given, the holy Father
commanded these 8even trumpets and eeven viale to be breught
and delivered to those seven angels, with instructions as to
the time and manner of their use.
We have considered the provision of the pit, and those to whom
knowledge of its Iooation was given; also the power of the
darkness which filled it. We learned the effect of that dark.
ness upon the Inhsbitants. Now we will consider one other
house builde0 and placed in thie heaven. This house ie called,
Asia, the place where light dweileth. That mighty angel,
ealled, Sun of the Morning, was put in charge of this great,:
house. (Isaiah 14:12-14, and Ezekiel 28|12.14.). The "stones.
of fire" amid which he walked, a8 a strong man delighted in
running a raoe (Psalm 19:1-6.) came forth each of the three"
days pPe©eedlg the creation of other bodies of ,lesser virtue
(Ge.ests 1:3.1g.). Hla defection has now oaueed tile six thous.
and,,years of woe which has come upon Eden, and gone out
from thence to every creature in the houle . G,o, (John 14:2.).
It was an aot of Impudent impert'lnenoe f61'hisngel to appro-'
priate to hie prison tho names of tho house 0 God.
(Continued from this Point in the ,oxt IIIQUO of Tha JournaL)
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