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B. F. Jones Attributes Defeat to
"Dry" Element
HAWLEY GIVEN CHURCH VOTE
Jones, After Survey of lection Returns, Says
Oregon Voters Selected Nominees Who
leaned Toward the "Dry" Side
n. K. Jones, when naked to wliat
he attributed his defeat to, mid, "To
prohibition, the air is full of it. II
huh it prohibition landslide, especial
ly in this Congressional dish-let. In
my opinion the peoplo outside the
county of .Multnomah will vote dry
two to one at the coming November
election, and the vote muy be so
strong . that It will overcome that
county and Oregon will have prohl
bllion. While the prohibition party
held u state convention and endorsed
curtain men, still they are so well
organized that they could pass the
word along at any time and endorse
certain candidates within the pri
mary of either party, and the dry
vote would no to thorn. Therefore,
In my opinion, they simply voted In
a body within the Republican and
Democratic primaries outside of
Multnomah County for the man
whom they thought would stand
firmly for state and National prohi
bition. Thoy reasoned that W. C.
Ilawley, having been a Molhodlst all
his life, would stand for National
prohibition und would. If nominated,
and elected, when called upon intro
duce a bill for National prohibition.
"Ered Hollister, the Democratic
primary candidate for Congress, hav
ing published In the press that It
elected he would stand for National
prohibition, was nominated by a
large majority. Dr. Wlthycombe,
who has been u temperance man all
bis life and who was known to favor
both state nnd National prohibition,
led In the race for Governor by a
lurge majority. Dr. Smith, who was
(iovernor West's choice for Governor
nnd who it is supposed stood for pro
hibition, led his competitors in the
race.
"The sooner the prohibition ques
tion is settled the better It will be
for social, business nnd political mat
ters. It is disturbing everything from
a Fourth of July celebration to a
country fair. Communities nnd
families nro divided upon this ques
tion, nnd if It is not soon sottled one
way or tho other the people of Ore
gon will be so worked up over It that
it is going to-scrlotisly nffect all busi
ness matters, and Instead of working
for a greater Oregon we will all be
too busy with the liquor question to
hold our own with other great West
orn states."
PAUa IAIN
TODAYS' PROGRAM
(An t'riiM'iilfnnnl nnd Intorost-
liiK review of thirteen BtronR
current evontfl).
( An nbKitrliltiK two-mrt feat
ure; an Intensely Interest, iik
rimnui ).
(The favorite Kevslono come
dy I.
The
(Another big Kevslono laugh).
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
IT'S llll'I KUKM'
TMII.W
The Mystery of
Sidney Street
A three part NWirtter feature,
di-tiTtiw story. Up tiu mutd.
Pathe Weekly
l.otK of Kood no ws thltt week.
Wati-h for our "OIhkIo MkM-"
All fun ii nd no ti'iim.
Sc.
Ik Mutual toMi
Ilie Ma
LOCAL NEWS.
Mlsa Sadie Sheffield, who had been
visiting friends for some time at
Canyonvllle, returned home today.
Misses May and Blanche Wells and
Mrs. W. H. Wilson came over today
from Wilbur to do some shopping.
Get the habit of buying your candy
at Kandy Kitchen. 812 N. Jackson
Mrs. C. C. Hill, of Portland, left
here this afternoon to visit a few
days at Wilbur with her husband's
relatives.
William Van Huron and family are
expected here tomorrow from Port
land to attend the carnival. They
left Portland today by automobile,
Mrs. W. J. PhllllpB, Mrs. W. K.
Eby and daughter, Bernlce, were
over from Slither In for a short time
today, and returned this afternoon.
T. J. McCarthy, tho local bill
poster, was busy today cleaning away
weeds and other refuse from the
billboards about the city. When the
work Is comploted the Improvement
will be marked.
Wood for sale 16 Inch, oak or
ash, $2.60 a tier. J. E. Plalated,
Beatrice McClung, of Portland, ar
rived here this morning from Port
land to visit with relatives. Miss
McClung formerly lived in ItoBeburg,
where she is quite well known. She
expects to remain here until after tho
carnlvul.
According to C. L. Barnard, of tho
RoBoburg-Alurahfleld stage lines, the
traffic between thlB city and the
const is increasing dally. Both tho
outgoing nnd Incoming stages are
tnxed to their capacity, and the sea-
spn's travel has only fairly begun.
E. J. Walnscott has been appointed
by the County Court the administra
tor of the estnte of W. C. Gllmour,
deceased, which Is valued at $3000.
The sole heir Ib Wesley B. (illmour,
son. but has waived his right to
serve in the capacity of administra
tor. .
Judge nice today granted an order
In the County Court allowing Peter
Ballf. administrator of tho estate of
Jnmea Cahill. deceased, the right to
sell certain property belonging to the
estate vnlued at $1200. Tho heirs
are resident In tho east und have
lied no objections.
The Weyerhaeuser Silo, tried.
proved nnd guaranteed. See Page
Investment Co.
County Clerk 10. II. Lenox this nf-
tcrnoon began tho task of canvassing
the vote of tho recent primary elec
tion. The undertaking should be
completed tomorrow, when the offi
cial roturns of tho election will bo
available. It Ib not believed tho un
official figures as published by The
Review yesterday, will be changed
materially.
F. L. CalklnB, county assessor, re
ceived a letter from Marshfleld to
day to the effect that his son, Curtis
Calkins, Is delighted with the coast
oiintry and Is making good there.
Tho young man left for Murshfleld
last March to work In the sniltii-
Powors mills, and after a few weeks
of Industrious effort was promoted
by tho employing company. In the
letter received hero today tho young
man Is highly commended by a mem
ber of tho Smith-Powers Company.
Stove Pearson has just received
from the East the Cittrow cup, of
fered by the lows It if le Association
to the bost individual shot participat
ing in this event at the annual en
campment of tho National liunrd.
Pearson won the trophy last year at
Camp Perry, near Cleveland, Ohio,
when ho scored 104 out of a possible
1 15 In open competition with Guards
men from nil over tho United States.
This cup. together with a number
of other cups and trophies won by
tho local organization nnd members,
aro living exhibited In the window
of Sykos' gun store.
I. O. O. V. NOTU'K.
Tuesday, May 9, has been mt an
clean-up day In tho I. O. O. K. come
iry. All Odd I'Vllowa who poflrtlbly
ran aro requostod to roport at the
muetry at 7 o'i'lork, with a Hhovel,
plt'k or hoe.
Hy order of IMilletarlan l.oile.
M. U WIUTNKY, Sooy.
IU)HV.
HAHTIU'M To Mr. and Mm. Claude
lel llartrum, at Tiller, Monday,
May IS. 1!)H, a kM.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
vi v iui w vai 9 ;
i of &Lyffl&ci&ki j
Alwtya bear
the
6l(rn,tura
NKW TODAY.
LOST. A book of figures on build
lug. Please return to this office
and receive reward.
AGENTS WANTED. We want n To
llable man or woman In ltoseburR
to look after renewals and new
subscriptions to Metropolitan,
"The Llvest Mnganliio In Ameri
ca." The work may bo done In
spare time a few hours each
week, l.lbernl pay for whatever
time Is put In. No Investment or
bond required, no previous experi
ence necessary. Full Instructions
and supplies sent free. Give two
references. Dt.-k 1 I, Metropolitan
Magazine, New York. dsw
For ion, printing of oil Hindi Tht
(UtUw tlvtja iMo't.
LIBERAL PRIZES ARE
POSTED BY MERCHANTS
Elaborate preparations are being j
made for the "Carnival Merchauta' i
Mhont " . tin lw.1,1 U'.wlimU'hitr iwl.i
nn.nl,',.. f tho uu..h,., i: rt.il.
According to reports' received by the
committee In charge of the event,
mere will be a numuer ot marksmen
from distant towns. of
these several will come from Port- llie prophetic history of the world as including such sum as the court shull Hundred and 92-100 ($300.92) Dol
lund, Eugeuo nnd other Western Ore- outlined In Daniel, the second and allow as attorney's fee3. Second, to iar3 with interest at six per cent per
gon towns. The shoot will begin eio cuainers. ins onjeci Detng io;me imuieui ot tne sum pant out uy (annum from April 1, 1913, on ac
promptly at 10 o'clock in tho morn- "bow lll:lt '-' "ihie is true; also that lilaintiff as assessments and taxes on!rouut of taxes anii assessments paid
lug and will continue until late In the we '"'e "caring the end of earth's his- said premises. Third, to the payment sj( property by plaintiff and for
afternoon. At noon luncheon will bo '"'' ''"''Is sermon was rollowed by of said amount due plaintiff in the,sul,h r,irther sum as the court may
served by members of the local gun one upon Sunday night, treating of Urst cause of suit as alleged therein. 1 finli reasonable as attorney's fees to
club. The present plan is to pull off ,llB '"'Hi universal kingdom, the Fourth, to the payment to tho plain- ue un0wed plaintiff In this suit to col
ten events, the exact number of birds Kingdom of God. Tho speaker en-1 tiff of the amount due it on tho mort- ect gal(1 notes an(i foreclose said
to be determined later. deavored to show from the scriptures gage alleged In its second cause of three mortgages and the costs and
Following are a list of the prizes "'lit the earth, restored to its orlg-isuit, being the mortgage assigned tydiSuuraenients of this suit, and for a
and tho donors: condition of perfection, would N. Bice and M. F. ltice, as alleged in I ,ie(Tl!e ordering the sale of the Uere-
llee Ilivo Grocery, one sack Drift- lie Hie homo of the saved, lie dwelt plaintiff's complaint. Inhrlore described real property In
ed Snow flour.
Harry Pearce, pair of gloves.
JoBeph Sykes, 100 trap loads.
Sam Crouch, two boxes shells.
Charles Ballard, one box cigars.
A. L. Koadmnn,, $1.
W. F. Chapman, hair brush.
Seely, Sether & Stewart, $2.
Harth's Toggery, Stetson hat.
Hoseburg Furniture Co., water sot.
Tom Weatherford, $1.
N. K. Itlchardson, box cigars.
Churchill Hardware Co., hunting
and pocket knife.
It. 10. Hunt, $1.
Majestic Theater, 15 admission
tickets.
1. Abraham, one dress shirt.
A. J. Lllburti & Son, pocket knife.
S. K. Sykes, $1.00.
Wilder & Agee, dness shirt.
A. S. Huey & Co., pedometer.
Perry Foster, cigars.
W. C. Gaddis, towel bar.
Mrs. A. C. Kldd & Son, jar of pre
serves.
A. J. Ilochradel, hunting shirt.
Cash Store, can of coffee.
V. W. Hunt, gold rilling.
Bert Hunt, hair cut and shave.
New York Store, dozen socks.
Louis Kohlhagon, aido of bacon.
A. H. Ferguson, can coffee.
Herman Marks, $1.
Fred llaynes, $1.
K. W. Page, four hunches Intlie.
11. W. Bates, $1.50.
MursterB Drug Co., box randy.
A. T. Marshall, two pounds Uoyal
homo roasted coffee.
West Side Grocery .1 lbs. coffee.
Oregon Bakery. 10 loaves bread.
Itoyal Bakery, 10 loaves bread.
Geo. Kohlhagen, 7 lbs. sausage.
Walter Kurtz, draying to amount
of $1.50.
J. A. Vernon, two boxes candy.
George Bacher, $1.
Hoseburg Meat Market, meat
the value of $1.50.
to
GREAT DAY EOR BAPTIST
CHURCH AT GLIDE; WITH
21 MEMBERS RECEIVED
Sunday, May 17, l'JM, was a prout
nay for tho llaptist Chureh at CI litle,
21 new members beln baptised there
on that day. TIUh was the culmina
tion of u series of meotltiKS, lusting
over three Sundays, conducted by
Kev. and Mrs. (.. K. Short, and as
sisted occasionally by ltev. W. H.
Katon. The weather yesterday was
ltdeat and the entire ueiKhborhootl
turned out, as well as many from
elsewhere. Including a lare delega
tion from Koseburtf. ltev. Short
preached the morning sermon which
was followed hy a bountiful basket
dinner. Kev. V. 11. Katon assisted
at the afternoon service, after which
the two ministers baptised 21 new
members, this ceremony taking place
at what is known as tho Wlmberly
ford, at th boyhood home of the
writer, who was present on this most
impressive occasion. Four ot hers
are to be baptised there two weeks
hence.
Among those present were "I'ncle
John" Chapman, who will celebrate
his 8 1Mb birthday on August l-,
lit 14, and his pioneer friend and
neighbor. A. A. Kugels, who Is also
well past SO years old, but is slill
quite active. It was an occasion long
to be remembered.
i-'ou ciiutixic ennuis.
Milton, I'll., Woman lias I
niiiiii
Kciucily.
Mrs. Howard Wagner, of Mlllon.
Pa., says: "I hail a bad cold for
months, and would cough every tilglll
until midnight. I consulted a doctor
mid took two kinds .if medicine but
gut no relief. Vlnol was recommend
"
''
ed and attrr taking it a week I could
all night without coughing
1 continued Its use and now
bine a fine appetite, never felt better
nnd my cough Is entirely gone."
It is a well known fact that when
a person is run-down, stomach oiif of
ereil and colds and coughs are eni-l'.'.-eontraetcd.
The saTest and surest method we
know (o overcome this condition Is
by laliii g our delicious cod liver and
Iron tonic. Vlnol. In the most tintur
al manner Vlnol tones up the dlues
iie organs, promotes a beartv ap
petite, enriches the blood, and as a
specillc for chronic coughs, colds and
bronchial troubles Vlnol Is unexcell
ed Trv n bottle of Vlnol on our offer
lo return your money If It fails to
belli ou.
The Red Cross Pharmacy, W. X.
Chapman. Itoseburg, Oregon.
1'. S. Xor rough, ncaly kln, try
our Saxo Salve. We guarantee It.
CAMP MEETING IN WEST
ROSEBURG INCREASING IN
INTFRKT FAfH QFCQIflN lses be Bold according to siatuto in said date, on which the Interest has.reet; lnen;,B . "" ,Mt thence south
IMLKDI CAL.fi blbmn such cases made and provided; that been paid up to September 30. 1913; .f":!" $1.6
" "hares of stock held In tho plain- and for a decree that said premises 8 degrtes ,j uii u
till corporation be cancelled In the be sold for the purpose of paying said , et 10 ri;u; thence north 17 de
Wilh perfect weather conditions, ' manner provided In said mortgage; , sums of Ton Hundred Twenty-five u- anu ' ,,,,,:' j.., .i one said right
Increasing attenduiic
and unusual
interest, tho Adveiitist campmeeUng
" Kosemug is certainly prov -
Last Saturday night
-"-. "' """) mum
r',ul'r ' - ""men (itscourseu uion
wiin niucn earnestness upon ine
ipreparution of character necessary
; , "...fcuuui ui to do aistrioiueu as airecieu uy tnof0r a judgment for any deficiency
('"'; ... court, and it the proceeds of such that may exist in the satisfaction of
I ho attendance upon Sunday night sale be not sufficient to pay the de-tho sum due on the last note and
was very Haltering, the large pa-Uands of plaintiff on said mortgage; mortgage above mentioned, after the
vilion being taxed to its capacity. At!an(1 ote set out In its second cause exhaustion of said mortgaged prera-
..... ....... ..,... .. ,.,,,.., sulli u)at U1B pminiiu nave juug-
wero received from the secretary, ment against the above named de
treasurer, .1. I. Wheeler, and from fendants, excepting defendant H. L.
the Sahhath school and young peo-sabln, for any deficiency. And that
pie's departments, of which Missltho said defendants, and each of
Grace Davison is secretary. These them, including the defendant It. L.
reports showed a good financial con-Sauiii, and all persons claiming by,
dilion and substantial gains in many through or under them, or any of
respects. Among new arrivals arotheni, be barred nnd foreclosed or
Klder A. M. Dart, of Walla Walla, an(1 from n riglti title dnd Interest
formerly president of the Idaho con-; ln ' aml t0 sald property, and the
lerence. aim I'.iiier i. u. tiiincn, or
.lltllie I-Ollll.
MR.MBEIt.
o
O. O. M. XOTK'K.
Alt Moohp nr i-emieieii t nKpni-
ble at their hall at ia::ii) ti. m. 'l'liurK -
day, May 21, Mill, Tor the fraternal
parade. A lunch will be served after;
the parade.
Hy order of tho Dictator.
COAIMITTRli.
SIMMON'S.
In the rircnit rv.nrt ,r iho sinio
Oregon for Douglas County.
The Douglas County Huilding & Loan
Association, a corporation, plain-
tilT, vs. Mrs. 11. Josepbson, Sam
S. Josephson, Addie 'Josepbson,
itoso It. Josepbson. Julion Joseph-
sou, era Joseilison, irter S
Josephson, Kleanor Josophson
nnd It. I,. Sabin, us Trusteo In
llankruptcy of Hannah Josephsoli,
Sam t. Josepbson and Jullen
Josephson, bankrupts, defendants.
To Waller S. Josephson and
Kleanor Josesphson, abovo named de
fendants: In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you and each of you are hereby
reiiuired to appear in the above en
titled court and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff in the above entitled
suit within six weeks from t he date
of the first publication of this sum
mons, lo-wlt, on or before the 2-lld
day of June, 1914. und If you fall
to su appear and answer said com
plaint the plaintiff will apply to the
court for Hie relief demanded in said
complaint, a succinct statement of
which Is as follows:
l-'or Judgment, order and decree
that the plaintiff have and recover off
and from the defendants. Airs. Al.
loi-ephson. Sain S. Josephson, Addlo
losophson. Rose Josephson. Jullen
loseiihson and Vera Josophson. the
sum of Two Thousand Tliirty-fonr
(JL'O.II) Hollars, with Interest there-
on at the rate of eight (S'J) ier
cent per annum from the 1st dav ot compinini. lor want inerooi planum
Mav, 1911, the further sum of One!"'11 1 1 ' V In 'be court for the relief
Hundred Filly $ ! r. 0 Dollars, at- i demanded In said complaint, a suc-
torne.v's fees, and Iho costs nnd ills-
hiitsenients of this suit, as alleged in
plaintiff's complaint.
Also judgment against the defend-
ants, Mrs.
.1 osephsou,
Josephson,
.loseiihson.
M. Jos
Addie
Juliet!
Walter
phsoti. Sam S.
Josophson, Rose
Josepbson, Vera
Josephson and
Eleanor .loseiihson, and each of them
for the sum of Eight Hundred Thirty
and I'.t'i-lilil l JS.lii.i;t; I Dollars, with
interest thereou at the rate of ten
( 10' , ) per cent per annuin from Alay
1. 1911. the further sum of Eighty
t$S0) Dollars, altorney's fees, and
the further sum of One Hundred
Fifty-eight . nnd 06-100 (JlaS.OllI
Dollars, with interest at the rate of
six t 6 ' ; I per cent per annum from
llie 2 Mh day of April, 1914, for tnxes
ami assessments paid upon the prem
ises hereinafter described.
And for judgment, order and de
cree against each and all of the de
fendants above mimed, foreclosing
the mortgages alleged In plaintiffs
complaint, and ordering the sale of
the following described promises: i
Golden Star Furniture Polish
AND SIX OTHER KINDS
B. W. STRONG
The Furniture Man
Lot number two (2) In block number
flfty-nlue (59) of the city of Hose-
burg, according to the official nlat
thereof of record und on file In the
nffli.n nf 1 1. .f.. .. ,.. r -l..l. r i . .1
uiiuo ui inn V.UHIH) emm ui uuugiim
County. Oregon, and that said nrem-
and that the proceeds of the sale bo
applied as follows
i rirsi, to me payment ot me costs
'and expenses of said sale and the
- , n-.u
costs uu uiHoursemonts ot mis sun,
That the remainder, it any there
; be, be paid to the clerk of this court
whole thereof, except the statutory
i L-ht nf rmlenmtlxn
And that tno lilaintiff or defendant.
or either of them, may become pur-
chasers at said sale of the aforesaid
premises, and that the purchaser be
let into iiossession thereof utiou nro-
!Iucing Sheriff's certificate of sale,
and such other and further relief as
to the court seems meet and eijnit-
able
This summons Is served upon you
by publication in the Hoseburg Ite
v'iew, pursuant to an order issued
out of the above entitled court and
cause by Honorable J. W. Hamilton,
f'Jdge, on the 7th day ot May. 1014.
T1,e filst publication of this sum-
mons ls n"lde 0,1 J'1 111,1 ''a
Ma lal4- a,lli w'm be PnuHshed
once a week for slx consecutive and
successive veeks, the last publication
mau0 on 1,10 "na ua UI Ju"-
1914.
GEORGE NEUNEII. Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
M
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the state of
Oregon for Douglas County.
Tho Douglas National Rank of Rose
burg, Oregon, a corporation, plain
tiff, vs. Hannah Josephson, Sam S.
Josepbson, Addle Josephson, Rose
Josephson, Julion Josephson, Vera
Josephson, Waller S. Josephson,
Eleanor Josephson, and It. L.
Sabin. as Trusteo In bankruptcy of
Hannah Josephson, Sam S. Joseph
son and Jullen Josephson, bank
rupts, defendants.
To Walter S. Josephson and Eleanor
Josephson, abovo named defend
nuts:
In the name of the State of Ore
J'" re hereby required to ap-
i'car a,ul anewer the complaint filed
Kn'nsi you lu tne auove entttteo
co,,rt aml c,ulBe "" or before the Sth
tlav ot Julu'- lilM- bomK slx t6
! 00,43 trom tne "a, 01 lnu "rst
"cation or tins summons, ami it you
BO aPPear ana answer said
siaiemeni ot wnicn is as ioi-
I lows, to-wit: For a decree foreclosing
I 'bo mortgage executed by tho de-
teiiunnis nnove minted, excepting tne
defendant It. L. Sabin, on the 1st day
of November, 1911. to E. W. Kuyken
dall nnd by him assigned to lilaintiff
on the following described real prop
erty, to-wit: Lot one Ml in block
fifty-uino I."i9) In the city of Rose
burg, Douglas County, Oregon: to se
cure the sum of Ten Hundred
Twenty-five Dollars $.02ii.00 with VhVotZ.
interest at ten per cent from said ., Hd fte. 23rJp d
da a on which tho Interest has beer. M 19,4 oTer for Bn,0 j
paid up to Sep ember ,10, 191.1, and ,)riv,,lo , , h(,heBt an(, b
also that certain mortgage executed , )i(ilU,r for cnsh , lmnd t,)e follow.i
by said defendants, excepting U. L.inK described property of the estate
hnlnn, on the first day of November. o( The Heavens Company, a corpora
1911. In favor of Joseph Micelll niill,on, bankrupt, to-wit: I
by him assigned to plaintiff on tho lteglnning at a point 1273.8 feet
above described real property, to se-ino,-(tl SS degrees 4j minutes west
cure the sum of Two Thousand Dol-land 33. T. feet south 1 degree 15 mlo
lars ( $20iio. 00) with interest from utes west from the northwest corner
said dine ai eignt per cent per annum
on w hich the interest has been paid ,
ii I" to September 30, 1913, nnd also
to foreclose that certain mortgage
executed by said defendants to plain-
tiff on the Sth day of January. 1912,1
on the real nronertv above described i
to secure the payment of the sum of!
.......... i . , r n A ft n rmllnra
rineen nuimreu luw.vwi ,
win. interest t eiaht nor cent front
I
I
Dollars ($1025.00) and Two Thou-
sand Dollars ($2000.00) and rirteen
Hundred Dollars ($1500.00) respec-
tively with interest thereon as above!
uveiy, wim interest, tnereou
stated and the further Bum ot 1 nree
! the manner prescribed by law for the
I purpose of satisfying said sums and
That the said defendants and each
and all of them and all persons claim
ing by, through or under them, or
any of tliem, be barred and foreclosed
of any right, title or Interest In and
to the said real proporty except the
equity of redemption provided by
statuto.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof ln tho Rose-
jburg Review, a newspaper of general
en ciiiaiiun piiuiiMieu iti iioseuiuK.
Douglas County, Oregon, by order of
the Honorable J. W. Hamilton, Judge
of t lie above entitled court, made and
entered of record on the 24th day of
Apri'., 1914. The first publication
is of dale the 27th day of April,
1914, and the last publication will
bi of date the Sth day of June, 1914,
making Hie full period of six (6)
weeks, the time prescribed in said
order. A. N. OUCUTT,
M Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICM KOJt PI III.ICATION.
Department of the Interior.
IT. S. Land Office at Itoseburg, Ore
gon, April 18, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Lucy J.
Hooper, of Peel, Oregon, who on
April 7. 1913, made Homestead En
try, Serial No. 08757, for the NW14
of Section 32, Township 26 S., Range
2 , Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make Final
Five-Year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office, at Roseburg, Ore
gon, on the 29tn day of May, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hiram L. Engels, Alatthew Gillespie,
Carrie II. Howes, and Susan E. En
gels, all of Peel, Oregon.
J. AL UPTON, Register.
First publication April 20. 1914.
A 1 1 A I i X I ST I . TO 1 1 S NOTICE
CREDITORS.
TO
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of the estate of Ran
som Al. Kelly, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was duly appointed ad
niinlstrator of said estate bv the
above entitled court on the 29th dayi
of April, 1914. and all persons bav-
ing claims against said estate are re-
quired to present the same duly verl-irupt; and that Iho first meeting ot
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;ied,
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of Roseburg, Oregon, on or before
six months from the dnte hereof.
Date of first publication, 4th day
of Alay, 1914.
CLAYTON NEGLEY,
Administrator of the estate ot Ran
som Al. Kelly, deceased. AI
NOTICE OF Tltl'STEE'S SALE.
Ill the District Court of the I'nlted
itatos for the District of Oregon.
ln the matter of the Heavens Com
pany, a corporation, bankrupt.
Notice Ib hereby given that the
of the Warren R. Foster Donation
I.arnl Claim ln Township 28 South,
Range 6 West of the Willamette
I Meridian ln Douglas County, Ore-
Roseburg', Oregon
I degrees 45 mln-
guu, mt. - ((jet
from the north line of said claim
. thu....a oniith 1 degree 16
minutes west 110 feet; thence north
---- lrD n,niitea west 24U
! detrees u "' . .,
'" .,- ,... . .ho nolnt of
I beginning,
"' -- ,OI1,alnB 2.63 acres,
containing
"- " ? ... Douglas County, Ore-
?las
rortalu
machinery
and
i""" "" . , n thB building on the real
property above described which is
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fully and particularly oescnueu m
schedule A of the Inventory and ap-
pruisement filed In the office or me
referee on the 4th day of April, 1914,
to which reference Is hereby made;
said property is all subject to a trust
deed to secure a bond Issue for Five
Thousand ($5000.00) Dollars with
Interest at six (6) per cent from
January 1, 1913.
Said sale will be made su eject to
approval by the court.
Dated this 2:ird day or April, iit.
CARL E. WLMBERLY,
Trustee In Bankruptcy of The Heav
ens Company, a corporation, bana
rupt. T
NOTICE OF SAI.K OF STATE LAND.
Notice is hereby given that th
State Land Board ot the State of
Oregon will receive sealed bids until
10:00 oclock a. m., July 14, 1914,
for the following described lands, to
wlt: The SWVi of NEW, and Lots 7, 8,
9, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Section
36. T. 22 S., R. 12 W.
Section 36, T. 25 S., It. 9 W.
All bids must be accompanied by
a regularly executed application to
purchase, and check or draft for at
least one-fifth of the amount of the
bid.
The right to reject any and all
bids ls reserved.
Applications and bids should be
addressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk
State Land Board, Salem, Oregon,
and marked "Application and bid to
purchase state lands."
G. G. BROWN,
Clerk State Land Board.
Dated May 1. 1914. M
NOTICK TO CREDITORS.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of the estate of Sarah
A. Gaddis, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, by order of the above
entitled court duly made and entered
of record, has been duly appointed I,
administrator of the estate of Sarah Jl
A. Gaddis, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate ara
hereby required to present the same
properly verified to the undersigned .
within six months from the date of A,,
this notice, which is the 27th day ot
April, 1914. at his office in the city
of Roseburg, Douglas County, Ore
gon. G. W. KIMBALL,
Administrator of the estata of Sarah
A. Gaddis, deceased. M
NOTICE OF FIRST MEET
ING OF CREDITORS.
In the District Court of the United
Stale for the District of Oregon.
In the matter of Owen Osburn, bauk
ru pt.
To the creditors of Owen Osburn,
of Roseburg, ln the county of Doug-
lis. and district aforesaid, bankrunt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
9th day of Alay, 1914. the said Owen
Osburn was du'y adjudicated bank-
( me creditors will be held at the office
of C
L.
Hamilton in Roseburg. Ore..
on Iho 25th dny of Alay, 1914, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors way attond,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Dated Alay 11, 1914.
C. L. HAMILTON,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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