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SAYS OVTLOOK 18 FINE.
Thai the opening of the Panama
Canal and the commencement of the
Alaska railroad will bring about
wonderful prosperity for the Pacific
Coast and lift -the seeming depres
sion at present Influencing Its
growth, Is the opinion of Hon. Pin
ger Hermann, direct from Washing
ton, who has been In touch there
with the country's administration for
the past six months.
From his desk plied with pupers
and correspondence that have been
unheeded for some time past, Mr.
Hermann appeared much refreshed
after bin trip, and as to the condl
Hon of the country generally had
hopes for n most successful Beason
ahead. He arrived this morning
coming direct from Washington, ex
copt for a day or two spent In Port
land to address the association of
Douglas County people on the occa
sion of their nnnual picnic, lletween
4 00 and GOO people were there, suld
Mr. Hermann, and a most delightful
time was enjoyed.
"Since Junuary," Mr. Hermann
suld, when asked concerning hlB slay
Nua mm
TODAY'S PROGRAM
Vaudeville
Entire chnugo of acts,
Bernard and Webb
Little Frankie
In entirely new role.
Two evening performances,
7:30 and 9:1S P. M.
Everybody who saw these act
ors yesterday were more than
pleased.
Also The Great Monday Pictures
The Mutual
Weekly
(Showing 16 lnte Happenings
of the world, of which two uro
Oregon ovcnts).
in the National capital, "I have been
attending the debates la Congress
and listening to me various speeches
of President Wilson. I beard the
President's message read and was
present at the passage of a number
of Important enactments. Including
the Alaska railroad measure, In
which $35,000,000 was appropri
ated and about 1000 miles author
ized to be built. This 1 regard, next
to the Pun ii in a C'unnl, the most im
portant event that has happened to
the Pacific Coast and the state of
Oregon In particular.
Our people do not realize the
rich commercial blessings before
them In the proposed development of
Alaska. That country is not and
never can be a great agricultural
state. Foodstuffs for Its people will
therefore have to come from the out
side, and next to the state of Wash
ington, Oregon will be a leading ,,, ,,
heneflrlnrv fnr Hint plana nf mm.
merce. Millions
people will
u t zlil
UNCLE 8AM 8ENT THESE ENTERTAINERS TO PANAMA.
IOXEEHS TO KPEAK.
(Continued from page 1).
SOITIIERX PACIFIC WINS.
(Special to the Evening Review).
WASHINGTON, June 22. The
United States Supreme Court has de
Charles Helnllno,
j ..,, who has charge of this year's Chuu- clc'sd In the Southern Pacific Rail
i. r.i lauqua here, has roceived many let- way Company favor ill two test
hounds nf Alaska in n,v li.,lmnf from pioneer of the county dui eases of Edmund Uurke and J. . J.
..." ---o ' Inir tlin ii.-ihI wnelr nn,1 In a mncl
In the next five years."
THK CAMPItELL TRIAL.
(Continued from page 1).
Ing the past week, and In almost Liiiiipreeht, attacking the railroad's
every instance they have signified , title to 200,000 acres of California
their Intention of being present at oil land, estimated to be worth
tomorrow's sessions. $.100,000,000. Besides Uurke and
In addition to the pioneers' pro- Lampreclit, there is Involved in the
gram arranged by Mr. He n ine. Mitigation California. Detroit anil
jiueie win no several or me regular iieveiuiia citizens who sought min-
At 4 o clock the jury panel was t-nuiuauu.ua attractions included In erul patents on the nroiiertv. which
exhausted, and Sheriff tieorgo Qulne tomoirow's program. the company holds under old con-
was instructed to empanel 17 men, mayor Napoleon Rico will deliver structlon grants.
with qualifications to serve as Jur- an address of welcome at promptly 2
ors. Court then adjourned until to-. o clock tomorrow afternoon, foi-
morrow morning when the exnmina-! lowed by an address by Superinten-
tlon of JurorB will be resumed. dent Ueorge T. Meeker. Mr. Meeker
Under the new Jury law the state 18 a man who has enjoyed much cx-
Is allowed six peremptory challenges porionce In staging Chnutuumia pro-
nna ine aerense i' peremptory chaI-'Klul" in vurious sections of
U)WKIt RATES OltDEItKI).
Love Against
Duty
(A two act Drama showing the
doublo II To of a man wIioho
lovo for his con von t roared
daughter briiiKS out Ii is bettor
tiataro).
The Right
Dope .
(A Koinln Comedy).
AUvnys good music.
Prices 10c and 20c
lenges In a trial of murder. At the
time court adjourned this afternoon
the defense had exercised half of Its
challenges.
It is the belief of court attaches
that the Jury will be completed by
noon tomorrow, when the taking of
evidence will begin.
The crime for which Morrison
Campbell Is on trial occurred near
Cleveland on April 1G. and Is well
remembered by readers of The Re
view. A dispute over the nasturnee
or cattle occurred, with tho result
that John Becker was shot and killed
(by Campbell. At the Inquost that
followed, Campbell admitted the
killing, and the Jury returned a ver
diet accordingly. Later Campbell
was Indicted by the grand Jury on
a cnarge or rirst uegrco murder.
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llItAXI) IS PKHHIKE.VT.
(Continued from page 1).
MAJESTIC
IT'S PII'TKRKN'T
InThetloonsPdy
An Kssiinay two part drama,
featuring Kruncls X. Iliisliiiian,
E. Calvert, H. Holmes, tlerda
Holmes, llrynnt WuhIiImiiii,
Chns. Illchcock.
I friend ol the
District Attorney
A Olograph drama, ri'iiturliig
Franklin Ritchie, I.ouIho Vale
and Ceo. Morgan.
(Willi
An Killson remedy, featuring
Andy (link, Kdtui llamel,
Janet Daley, Kdlth Peters, Am
oroso llamel and Dick Peer.
5cIoddf 10c
KATIILYN
Tomorrow
The longest show In town.
Pat ho Dally did It.
The
that organization, also gave much
valuable assistance In forming the
plans.
"The fruit men have to get to
gether now," he said, "and work for
preservation of their Industry.
"Within the next two years we will
have new orchards come Into hoar
Ing thnt will give tho four North
western Btates an nggiegnte of (i0!i,-
000 acres of apples alono. Of course.
1 lot of these orchards will not boar
marketable fruit and a lot of others
will not produce their full quota, but
suppose only half of thoni bear and
tho remaining hnlf produce only half
i enr apiece, we will havo 125,000
carloiulB of apples.
"Just think of the problom that
Hint summon presents; tho transpor
tation, tho mnrkotlng and tho dis
irlbutlon. ."With only ir,000 cars for the
entire Northwest In 1912 the mar
keting system was taxed. So you
ico thore Is a lot of work to do."
Compel I tors Aro Cited.
Various speakers advised also that
Hie Northwostorn growers should not
hold too lofty an Idea of their in
dustry. New York stale alone, they
pointed out, produces moio than
twice as ninny apples as the four
Northwestern states combined.
Michigan, Colorado and Virginia also
are great fruit producers and worthy
competitors of tho Norlhwost.
It was emphasized liv all sneakers
tnai runner planting of new orchards
mould bo dlHcournged and that tho
efforts of ambitious real estate
igellls to dispose of good agricultur
al land under the guise of potential
tin-hard property should bo counteracted.
"There Is no room for anv more
orrhards In the Northwest." was the
emphatic assertion frequently reiterated.
Tho growers seem to be deeply in
earnest in thoir plans and expect to
get incir organization to work be
fore this year's crop comes onto the
market.
(Special to the Evening Review)
w ASIIINC.TON, June 22. The
llel-K !lll l'nli,ltin.A I I ..!..
thono i.. t ' - . ' .
I,inie,i mm n,i l., t lu,ur ot a reduction or
,,,, ii,., i (M,,..,..,.. ...r.i ,irilllroad rates on wool, hides and
Tif. ,r "L r-i. ., I They ordered the railroads to refund
win. ,.A.i n-v.r i .1 c to shippers "unreasonable" charges.
ZU mosr'erertn!ngCUls'lc:;,nor'f " '
'io-Rosehurg:1 .2? !--,- !
recommendations. In the year 11108 '
the members of the Lyric Gloe Club
were sent to Panama by the United I A delightful luncheon was given
States Uovenimeiit to entertain the 'nt "le I'mi'iua Hotel this afternoon
workers on the canal. Again in theiBy lrs- " " Stoplelon in honor of
year 1910 the Glee Club returned to1 , ' Pnumgartner, of Salem, Mr.
.-iuipieion s sister. Twenty-eight
mines were present and sat at a long
table decorated" with huge boquets
of pink roses and Madonna lilies.
The color scheme was pink and white
and was beautifully carried out by
means of the great boquets. Mis.
Stapletou wns assisted hv Mesdames
J. II. Booth, It. w. Terrell and A. A.
Wilder.
SUMMONS.
COLONEL W. H. MILLER,
tho Canal zone, where thev gnvo
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
The Douglas County Building & Loan
Association, a corporation, plain
tiff, vs. Mis. M. Josephson, Sam
S. Josophson, Addle Josephson,
nose R. Josephson, Jullen Joseph-1
son, Vera Josephson, Wa'ter S.I
Josephson, Uleanor Josophson i
...d It. L. Siibin, as Trustee In '
Bankruptcy of Hannah Josephson,
Sum s. Josephson and Jullen,
Josephson, bankrupts, defendants. I
lo Walter S. Josephson and
Kleanor Josesphson, abovo named de
fendants:
Iu the nanio of the State of Ore
gon, you and each of you are hereby
required to appear In the above eu
the following described premises:
Lot number two (2) In block number
fifty-nine (59) of the city of Rose
burg, according to the official plat
thereof or record and on file In the
office of the County Clork of Douglas
County, Oregon, and that said prem
ises be sold according to statute in
such cases made and provided; that
the shares of stock held in the plain
till corporation be cancelled In the
manner provided in said mortgage;
and that the proceeds of the sale be
applied as follows:
First, to the payment of the costs
and expenses of said sale and the
costs and disbursements of this suit,
Including such sum as the court shall
allow as attorney's fees. Second, to
the nnVimint nf lha antn null mil l,u
plaintiff as assessments and taxes on'cordllle 'he I'' of Bald city as
said iiremlses. Third, to the payment f,led tlle of"ce of 11,8 county Clerk
of said amount due plaintiff in the!'01" Uouglus County, Orugon, and will
first cause of suit as alleged therein. all,ly lhe lroceeis of said sale:
Fourth, to the payment to the plain-l Flrst- to the c08ts and expenses of
tiff of the amount due it on the mort- sald Bale allJ tue costs aad disburse
guge alleged In Its second cause ofime"ts of sald 8uit;
suit, belug the mortgage assigned by I Seconu. to the payment of the vnri
N. Rice and M. F. Rice, as alleged in "s "1"ns o( m0"ey in tho order here
plaintift's complaint. ilnberore set out, and the over-plus, if
That tl, ,nmn,lir If .1,-,'"". ""V ,0 " Of Said COUlt
ha .... i.i i i,;. -I.;. I to ho distributed as directed by said
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be, be paid to tho clerk of this court
to be distributed as directed by the
court, and If the proceeds of such
sate be not sufficient to pay the de-
coui'C.
Dated at Roseburg, Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon,
this 18th day of June,
mands of plaintiff on said mortgage .V.frM" . W.L .' -
and note set out in Its second cause, ul "u'a" ou.iiy, ure.
of suit, that the plaintiff have Judg- .
meni against the above named de-: HKS TOItATION TO ENTRY OF
fendauts, excepting defendant R. L.I lmiu in vninnd wnrat vn,.
rnsa.fdTenSs:nayndAe'a,chthotf!i8 ' 'a' h. 'nds de
them, including the defendant R. h. scrll)e'' below, embracing 319.28
Sabln, and all persons claiming by,,a,:res. within the Umpqua National
through or under them, or anv of : Forest, Oregon, will be subject to
them, be barred and foreclosed of settlement and entry under the pro
and from all right, title and Interest '. visions of the homestead laws of the
in and to said property, and the United States and the act of June 11.
whole thereof, except the statutory 190C (34 Stat., 233), at the United
right of redemption. jStntes land office at Roseburg, Ore-
And that tnn iilnlntlrf or dofonitunt Ron, on August 15, 1914. Any Bet-
or either of them, mm heenmo nnrl "or who was actually and In good
chasers at said sale of the aforesaid fallh claiming any of said lands for
promises, and that tho purchaser bo g"cuuuriu purposes prior to Janu
let Inter possession thereof upon pro- "' 1 1900, and has not abandoned
duclng Sheriff's certificate of sale, Silm0. has a preference right to make
anu sucn otner and runner relief as a ll"lllrBIC" enny ior me iuuus ac
to the court seems meet and enult- tually occupied. Said lands were
nble. ; listed upon the application of the
This summons is served nnnn vim Persons mentioned below, who have a
uy publication In the Roseburg Re- '' euce rignt, suujeci to tno prior
view, pursuant to an order issued r'sht of any such settler, provided
out of the above entitled court and Sl"'" etller or applicant is qualified
cause by Honorable J. W. Hamilton, ,0 make homestead entry and the
Judge, on the 7lh day of May, 1914 Preference right is exercised prior to
The first publication of this sum- '"Klst i". in. on winch date the
motis is made on the 11th day of lllllI,s will be subject to settlement
May. 1914. aud will ho nniiiioiio.i and entry by any qualified person.
once a week for six consecutive and 'rlle lands are as follo.ws: The NV4
successive weeks, the last publication SWW. the EV4 SW VI SV4, the
being made on the 22nd day of June, " "t'-S Sttii, sec. o, T. 30 S.,
13 1 4.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OP
REAL PROPERTY'.
GEORGE NEUNER, Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
R. 1 , V. M., 120 acres, listed up
on application of Charles Parazoo,
Peel, Oregon; List C-1190. Tho SA
SW'4, the WVi SE'4, Sec. 10, T. 25
S., R. 8 W., 159.28 acres, applica
tion of ueorge D. Sicklesteel, Rose-
in the Circuit Court of the State of KK NWH Sec. . T 29 S.. H I
In the Circuit Court of the State of
. Oregon for Douglas County.
Brown Lumber Company, a corpora
tion, plaintiff, vs. Annie E. Heav
ens, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of uu execution and order of sale
issued out of the above entitled
court, in the above entitled cause on
the 9th day of June, 1914, to me
directed and delivered, commanding
me to sell the hereinafter described
real property to satisfy the judgment
and decree rendered and entered
herein on the 14th day of February,
1914, In favor of the plaintiff and
against the defendant, for the sum
of $57.95, with interest thereon from
said date, at the rate of six per cent
per annum, and the further sum of
$11.00 costs and disbursements, I
will, on Saturday, July 11 th, 1914,
at the hour of 1:30 o'clock In the
afternoon or said day, at the main
entrance of the courthouse In Rose
burg, Douglas County, Oregon, offer
for sale and sell to the highest bid
der for cash In hand, the following
described real property situated In
Douglas County, Oregon, to-wlt: Lot
2 1 of Watts Acres. Plat 2, Douglas
County, Oregon, subject to redemp
tion as provided by law, and will ap
ply the proceeds of said sale, first, to
the payment of the costs of said sale;
second, to the payment of the costs
and disbursements of said action;
third, to the payment of snid judg
mont of J57.95 and accrued interest;
and the overplus, if any there be, I
will pay over to the Clerk of Bald
court to be paid over to whom the
same may rightfully belong.
Duted June 11th, 1914.
GEO. K. QUINE,
T Sheriff of Douglas County, Ore.
If you have something to sell use
a want ad in the Review.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
Oregon for Douglas Countv.
The Douglas National Bank of Rose
burg, Oregon, a corporation, plain
tiff, vs, Hannah Josephson, Sam
S. Josephson, Addie Josephson,
Rose Josephson, Jullen Joseph
son, Vera Josephson, Walter S.
Josephson, Eleanor Josephson and
R. L. Sabln as Trustee in Bank
ruptcy of Hannah Josephson, Sam
S. Josephson and Jullen Joseph
son, bankrupts, defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under
., 40 acres, application of Joseph
N. Cunningham, Tiller, Oregon: List
G-124 6. May 12, 1914. C. M.
BRUCE, Assistant Commissioner of
tho General Land Office. T
i
HE
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LM1J11 1
yirv Mark on It
wvS' is genuine.
titled court and answer the complaint
series of concerts to the satisfaction of tlle plaintiff In the above ontliloil and by virtue of an execution and
of "Uncle Sam." Their vocal work suit within six weeks from tlm rtnie order of sale Issued out of the above
shows the result of 10 years of sing- of the first publication of this sum- named court and cause on the 16th
ing together, and they also vary mons, to-wlt. on or before the 22nd uayorjune, 1914, and to mo directed
their program with an 'instrumental day of June, 1914, and if you fail "I'on a judgment and decree duly
quartet, playing tho cornet, trom- to s. appear and answer said com- rendered and entered In said court
bone, mellophonc and euphonium, plaint the plaintiff will ni.nlv in Hie and cause on tho 10th day of June.
And that Isn't all Francis Ives court for the relief demanded In mild 1914, in favor of tho above named
Hendry, the second tenor. Is a master complaint, a succinct statement of Plaintiff, The Douglas National Bank
in tho art of impersonation, mid has which Is ns follows: of Roseburg, Oregon, a corporation,
a repertoire surpassed by few who! For Judgment, order and decree ond against the nbovo named defend
glve entire evenings to that lino of that the plaintiff have and recover oft n"lM for tlle 811,11 of Terl Hundred
onlerlalninent. land from Uu. ,ier..n,im. Mro m Ninety-six and 17-100 IS1096.I7)
Probably the feature of tomorrow's Josephson, Sam S. Josephson. Addle Dollars, with Interest from the-lOth
program will bo the lecture of Col. Josephson, Rose Josephson, Jullen ay of June, 1914. at 10 per cent per No piece wilh-
w. II. .Miller, who will talk on Josophson mid Vera Josephson, the """"'. ami ine sum or :i00.:i2 lor
"Farming and Being Funned." Mr. sum of Two Thousand Thlrlv-four t,lx,'s 1111(1 assessments paid, with in- ollt lnls 1 nl(le
Miller Is rull of surprises. The ($2034 ) Dollnrs, with interest there- trcal from said dale at ti per cent j
newspapers of tho county insist on on at the rate of eight (8,) per l'er anllllll. and the sum of $100.00,
referring to him ns u humorist. In cent per annum from the 1st day of ll"or"e''s fees; and the further sum
spilo of the fact that he gives a mostiMnv. 1914. the further sum nf rinn of $2111.10, with interest at the rate'
Important message to his audiences. I Hundred Fifty ($150) Dollars, at- ' ,s !",er re,lt annum from the! A bit f ,, k ,
It nil emeu rr.ii,. n.n r,., i ii, i .. i,n in,,..,'. ti. 10th day of June. 1914. nnd the sum . ... . . or. '.'tlw kes Cut Glass on your
.. "vo ...,.,,. ,,., ti-.,. .,,. r., mine nirnisnes one unrnllliiK brilliant
"Table Talk"
CONFERENCE s HELD.
(Continued from page 1)
eui.ll In nf $150.00 attorney's fees; and the ,, , .
ifei-u iu , ,,,, .,,,, ,, topic.
-i ... .i. i.i.i. .i' ' V i I Guests may anoloclze fnr "qnai,.
Also jtiugment against the defend- ,, f .,u00' ' Ing of If but they rarely fall to re-
fees, and the further sum of $10.75, """uiuary ueauty.
costs and dishursenieiils with inter-
you laugh Miller drops n thought on burseineiits of this suit, ns all
your tongue. on enjoy your laugh, 'plum tiff's complaint
ami II Helps you to assimilate the
imiKiii. ..ii. inner is uisiiiietivn. nnts. Mis. M. Josephson. Sam S.
in- gi.es in., rem sum in sucn a vein Joaephson, Addle Josephson, Rose
of humor that his message does not josephson, Jullen Josephson. Vera
fall to go home. 'Josophson. Walter S. Josephson and
111 the evellinu the l.vrle Glee rinli i.-i - i j
will give second entertainment, en- , of 'Kl(.'ht Undred ThTrty Zl Z'VZ' w"1 frm ,h l0th,"a9 a!' " "al"" "lat charm the
livened by Impersonation by Erands ,.nd 6G-100 (jS3i).fifl Dollnrs. with ,laL.f J.,noJ.19U- ... connoisseur:
Ives Hendry. i,re. n,r,,n . .1 ' "eiore, win on r ri.iay. i .he dazzling, "colorless" color
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est thereon nnd on said sums allowed Hfil l)K0S I lit I Incc
as attorney's fees at the rate of li 1,u""l Ul LTUOi
i uis win no renewed by an enter- ( to7, ) percent per anhum from Mny : "it i
In llllliilll hv M.-Cirm ,.) fin, I llr.mt.i ..'.i. . CIO( K I
Mr. MrCornilck is one of the plat-
1914, tho further sum of Eighty
l($S0) Dollars, attorney's fees, and
the opulent cilttinir niul tha nr
l l s.,l.l .1..!., nl l.n ' . e',tl-l3 HI
i.i o.wn ,ii. iu luiiuvwa vo oes u?n.
house front door In Roseburg. Doug- or present collection of this most
form s greatest Imitator of birds and ih further of nna UnnHreH ' : ' " ariisnc glass fascinates woMian's
lo taldero. representing Cnrranra. annuals, and with him Is "BroMle. , Kifty-elght nnd 06-100 ($158. OtS) i.... ,, ", , " ,,, T . .,vely wnre' May we Bhow
ihn uiuioiinieuiy tno smallest dog in tne iiiinr ln, ii.ier..i .i ih r.itn nf : " . .. . . . . .." '-" " 11 Jou; .
Rlx (Ii'", ) per cent per annum from which ,iefon,l'nnt or eliher of
will arrive Tuesday to discuss
Mexican situation, it is announced
world. This will bo one of the en
It Is understood he is authorized lo lert.ilnment feature, of the entire 2f.th day of April, 19 1 4, for taxes " , ' ' , he ut dav of NWm
pledge Iho constitutionalists to anv week. 1 he entire community will be ,,,i u..Ksinniim milil iniiin IIia iirprti. i. ..... ..... ' ..
reasonable plan, Including essentials talking about McCormiik and Bronte tH(.s hereinafter described.
or tneir principles, for ending war- '"r weeks, ana you n ne sorry If you
lure neiween the rebel and federals, miss nils entertainment
1 no administration official at Wash
ington sro hopeful.
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NOTICE OK SALE OF STATIC LAND.
.MORE BODIES RECOVERED.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Stat Laud Hoard of the Stat uf
Oregon will recolve sealed blda until
tu:uu o'clock . m., July 14, 1914,
for the following doscrlbed lands, to
wlt: The PWS4 of KK4, and Lots 7, .
9. 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Section
.18, T. 22 8., R. 18 W.
Section D6. T. 25 8., R. W.
All bids must b nrcomaianled by
a regularly eiocutsd application to
purchase, and check or draft for at
least one-fifth rf th amount of th
bid.
The right lo reject any and nil FOR SU.K.
bids Is resorved.
Applications and bids should ba
addrevsed to O 0. Hrown, Clerk
State Land Board, Balom, Oregon,
and marked "Application and bid t
purchase state lands."
O. O. DROWN,
Clerk Stat Land Board.
ylMU4 Mar 1, 1114. U
(Special to tho Evening Review).
llll.l.t'REST, "June 22 Fifty
more corpses have been taken from
lhe llillcrest mine. These brought
the nuinher of bodies recovered up
to 191. Eight persons are un
accounted for. Men are digging
graves in the cemetery. Funeral
processions are continually leaving
the village.
her, 1911, or have at any time there
after acquired In and to the follow-
And for Judgniont, order nnd do- Ing described real property situated
creo against each and all of the de- In Iho County of Douglas, State of
fondants above nnmod. foreclosing Oregon, to-wit: Lot one ( 1 ) In block
lhe mortgages alleged In plaintiff s fifty-nine (591 In the City of Rose-
coniplaiut, and ordering the sale of burg. Douglas County. Oregon, nc-
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