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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1925. FT' HUDSON V . . t . .TlPvSi; .fS' VV r ' l W-!l The Coach 1165 t Hudson Brougham $1450 -Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan 1650 Z. All Price Freight and Tom Extra Through quality Hudson-Essex have long been the , World's Largest Selling "Sixes". The economies of this 'greatest volume production are passed on to buyers in prices, which everyone knows, are below all comparison. That is why owners think of Hudson, not in term's of the price paid, but in the costly car qualities, , . performance and reliability it continues to give long after the price is forgotten. World's Greatest Buy Delivered to You . ; .1 Hudson Coac'i, 51375 Hudson Brougham $1670 Hudson 7-pass. Sedan, $1875..... Essex Coach, $915 v. ROY CATCHING MOTOR COMPANY 12S N. Ross St. Marking the second drive In the company's extensive "lie Careful" campaign, the second message In the series being broadcasted ; thtroughout Pacific coast states by . the Inion Oil Company, of Call-, fornla, was displayed at 1S00 prom inent locations last week. 'The dls- I rTJIS label is our pledge at Author, ized Ford Dealers that the uted Ford car you buy from ut has been reconditioned to insure the maximum value for the money you invest ut it, G A. Lockwood Motor Co. 5 2) - .1 . - VHWV vf-H J mm? 1Mi . Down Payment , . $285 balanca i3 months $415 ' balance 18 months ........$470 ; balance 18 months $185 - balance 18 months Phons 438 play will last one month. Kor the subject of Its second ef rt, the company has taken the ttudcncy on the part ot drivers to overlook traffic rules. "Traffic Itules Are For Your Protection Be Careful." Is the text of the mes- sare which captions the design II- M. . -li f mm W7 Vitfv ,- and Only $285 . Down Payment on the Coach Balance Conveniently Arranged Roioburfl, Oregon lustratlng close observance "Stop" signs. "We are highly gratified by the results of our first broadside, aimed at careless driving where school i children are likely to be In the streets." says L. P. St. Clair, vi'e ' prealdeut ef the t'uion, who isv di ' reeling the campaign. "We were advised by school principals, board of education auperintendents, and mayors of cities all up and down the coast that this cautioning mes sage was of great boner it. "The Second phase of the safely need is Just as Important. Traffic rules are apt to be considered bothersome and tnlr violation taken aa a matter of course. As a matter of fact,' the only h7e, not only of safe ' driving, but or consistent speed, lies in the strict observance of traffic regulations by all' drivers. Anyone w-ho has been caught in a traffic Jam with out an officer in attendance, or who has been held up for hours be cause foolUh motorists cut olf driving In th opposite direction ky filling up the left side of the road, knows how Important It Is that motor-its be guidid at all times by the regulations laid down." 'Why go to Hot Sprints. hn science has brought tli- Hot Spring to yon? fhompunn Mineral Vapor Itaths. l)rUKl-fw Health Ceri ter, 27 Cass St. Phone 4M. rvtoir frith s T0LDS i i of oiAWdotchsstwtmorsaas-y 0 tTMUMi axistnaUy with WICKS V VARORUB W trWHom Js L'ep4 Y't .cum 10 A CHEVROLET 1M arsma or American trans- District 33, Buckhorn, 5 mllla. portatlos has ben enacted within plati, t 36, IVel. 4 mllla the 90-year life sj.au of Captain , )isiri-t 87. West Koaeburs-Mel-Joel Mulcy Iluback, one of the ft' roae, 10 mills surviving lluka betwevn he roman-1 District 39, "south Deer Creek, 6 tic day of the covered wagon aud ' mus. a the modern aatomoblie., ' j District 42. South Myrtle M, Captain llotatck. who formerly ' j mjn, drove a covered wason. now la anj I)ls,rct 4S. Cunter. 10 mills. , enthusiastic motorist. 1 Wstrict 47 sunshine ranch. B In lstS when only 10 years ,UM mills. ne urove tour yoae or oien aa tney , plodded slowly westward with a I creaking prairie schooner in whk li I he and bis parents migrated 150 miles to V'lnulemac, Indiana, then a frontier town. In eroding the Wabash river the alowly westward with a eight oxen became frightened, got beyond control of the Child driver and lunged uwtty through shoulder deep water. They nearly upset the wagon but finally returned to the eadt bank of the river at the 1 battle ground near Lafayette, Indi ana, where llurrison a few years before had defeated a large baud of hostile Indiana. Today, ii) years later, Captain lloback, erect, alert and with the clear eye of the frontiersman, la enjoying transportation ofva far different type. After hesitating for 10 years - to "tackle the new-lang-led gasolluu rigs," he has pur chased a Chovrolet touring car. "Goes like a scairt rabbit," said ; Captain lloback. "Kaoy to drive, too. 1 thought a body had to be pretty good with machinery to handle a car. Mebbe that was true way back when 1 first started to hanker after a car when 1 was only 80 years old but It shorely isn't true now. I missed a lot of fun by waiting so long." Captain lloback drives frequent ly iu tho vicinity of Brlttou, Okla homa, where he now resides, lie has built a garage for the car. The captain reuts out the large farm which he homtwtcuded alter Join ing the land rush tu Oklahoma City in lShS. l had hn nmsiwrnui nnil Kuf?- cessful la Indiana ar.d later la Ar-' kunsu," be explained. "1 owned two saw mills and & planing mill. but lost them both dujin the Cleveland administration. In Vnrt ttiiih Arlfrinii I t Im. in of tho nroclamution oneniua ! land in Okaiahuma. 1 wulkfd from , Fort Smith to Oklahoma City. My dog. Old I'al, went With me. I w as , broke, but that didn't matter to Old ! Pnl. It to.,k us narlv 10 dava i We lived olf the country. Ante- couty court hns the right to rec lope and deer were as thick as 'omaead the amount of cooperailou crows In a cointield land will endeavor to give the dls- "Durlng the excitement of the : "' a "at it can uivert to tuat land rush I lost my Old l'al. A man j Project. oiltred me a ride In a awo. Did i Tax In Question ' Pal was standing nearby w hen the The Dlxouvllle-Kdunbower , dls whlsile blew as a signal tlmt the rii t, number 'it, has provided 10 rush was on. . Guns were fired, 4n!l is to be used for gradtugand everybody shouted and lashed their norses. Tho long raco over tile prairie was very inriiiiug. x staKeu i one of the most valuable farms lu that the county would provide co Uie state, but 1 lost Old PaL 1 operation equivalent to the amount , "That was long ago and of course of 7 mills. The question has now he's dead now," the old man added ' developed whether or hot tuo ats wlstfully. "Hut I would give the tlon of the district Is legal. It Is whole farm to have him back, with claimed that the voters had no me now." . . rjnt to iucludo such a provision. After IM:;g 10 years on the farm Captain Hoback moved in IUUd to proceeding is invalid. Tho matter Dikon, Oklahoma, where he was is being Investigated by the couu postmaster, railroad agent, marshal ty court. and biayor. He came to Bui ton in District 19. Glcndale, has voted 1 1909. lie has been married twice. ; 5 mills for the purpose of coiitinu iHis second wife died in 1923. Dur-Mng the present pavement toward jlng the Civil war he answered Lin-: the highway. The district has al- coms first call aud served five years aa captain of Company H, ol th Indiana volunteers, lie was reporicu aeau at tne name ot ani- lou. The captain still has the Bword which he carried through Iho v. nr. On the occasion of his nlnticth "-"" v-",,'" """ entertained his friend, 31. L. ITapp. W.......U,...., other' guesls. including muny plo- neers and membeis of Grant l'ost ..v. u. . ' . ., u . .... u ia mi; lonly surviving cliarler member, lu V .1 1 1 A li r.t u-1 I..k l.u lu tlw. the near future Capinin lloback will test bis newly-acquired skill as a motorist on a tour to the hduie of his daughter, Mrs. Maine Louia llale. at lleDer Bprings. Ar-ansas. 0 How much insurance is euough? line is mini, m liw liui mru caii.i A'ldl.rh Zukur $S,VU0,UMU.UU Kodmaa Wanainakt r 4,hou,(JDu ui- Alprrt liu ront , 4.VJb(0"tf.U0 I J. C. lrV nnny , 3,'J0..W.Uj John Vatininuit-ir 3,"iju,uoo.oii Vtny Kuckult-Uer . S.ouu.uuu.ttu J. P. Wojtta i i.uuu.yotr.ou SPECIAL ROAD ! TAEXS VOTED EY ! 40 DISTRICTS j (ConUnocd from Tne 1.) ha nnnairlorahiT In ci t tidn- Onrt, accoidltij to X'rvaent taiuula-, tioirt. ! Set New Record I The action of the districts 0f t the county la b' Uevod to get a ree ord for the state. It Is bellfvetl that more road districts In lKn;tls ' county Lave voted special taxed thau In nny other county of the suit". Although the load dl tilcu In the county are numoercd up to ,7. there are actual: only 66 dia ; trit la lu the county, the othcn L -I inn niutikipahUifl not uiid r the i control of tne comity court. i)t there C6 district forty have vote I special taxiii. varin ftoin to iu mllia. The dtatiicu piovidlna; pe ; clal funds to bo tevlfd during the jcomln year are aa follows: I Lflmrfrt 1, Millwood, S miils. IM strict 2, Glide. X uiilis. Ihatrtct Z, (lardlner, Ju mllln. District 4, Rmlth Rfver, 10 mills. IMstrlct 8, lleckh y district near Elktoti, 10 ml District 9, Kello, 10 mills. lilBtriet 11, Muliose nnd Klpar :0e. 7 mills. i District 12. Looking C1S0. 101U. Wstittt 21. Anlauf, S mills. Mstrii-t 22. Hayhnrst, 5 mills. : District 23, Klce Valley. S mills. IMstiii 2. Scott Valliy and Boswoll Sprlaca. & uilUi . . I -District 25, Klkhrail. 10 mllla. 3 mills. District S: la. 10 mill Edeubower-PlxonvU- i,irl(,t 4, i,,, i.k(,. ,0 mins. ' District Bl. Green Valley. 6 mills. District 62, Dodge Canyon, 6 mills. District 53. Tyee, 10 mills. District 55, Qulne'a Creek and Aialea, 10 mills. District 5. tteston-Tvn Mile, 10 mills. District 07, South t'mpqua above Tiller, 2 mills. Dbtrlct 60. Tiller-Trail above Drew, 5 mills. I District 02, Garden Valley, 7 I'mpqua-Tyee, 10 mills. District -69, mills. District 70. Red Hill district east of YoDcalla, 3 mills. )istilet 71, Lone Rock Rock Creek, Id mills. District 73, N. Fork Smith River, 7 mills. District -74, Flournoy Vulley, 10 ,. . . ... , 1)ls'rlc'78'' N- end CamAi W' I0, l mills, .""trict .8. Anchor, 10 mills, ,' Paving Contemplated 'i me imijuniy ui cmshb me money is strictly for maintenance work and Is to be scattered about the districts to keep up roads . al ready constructed. Others provide for minor improvements or exten sions, widening of narrow places, elimination of eteep gradi1, etc. ' The largest project Is the paving west of the city, called for by the Melrose district. This district num ber 37, includes the territory west, of Itoseburg to Slelrose. A 10-mlll " 11 Z ":CZ't k -" i ' ' "M ' " w ! PiL'd a follows one mill for the I'mpqua park road along the south side o( Nebo, ono null lor tho old Coos Bay wacn road along norm sine 01 .ML neao, sun ft ""'' Paving westrrom, tne enti 01 me stumers iiome i pavement the west ha, been designated . cnsequentiy. w'" tte approTal, assistance ) cau oe given me uistncu i ne ,'nriWellng eust from the cud of the lxmglns street pavlntr. This tax was voteu wan tno tiniierslnndipfr i and 'that consequently the entire I 'ready paved a mile Rud a quarter north flora Clendale and the spo rial levy will provide between eight and nine thousand dollars which, will complete approximately another mile of the 9 foot pave- ment. District number 2, Glide, has two a 3 mill levy, wnicn m IM,.wo former wero sentenced to ,,..ied largely lor work boiween i.mio ana ino iine itoca criuir", jumrovlnc a stretch of road lying along tho river, the road now be- ing on Ktol grade but bi tng in ueed ot sjiuotiiing and sui lacing, dome of the sueclal tux .umncy ill be soent nn Imlirovanirnl work on other roads within the uistrleL uirirt number 3, Gardiner, has provided 10 mills for work on Hie nevtn, hii;huy norih towards liie Lan county line, Build New Road District number 4, Srn'.th River, H to raise a Jo-mlll l:vy to b us.-d I'T thu construction of a atjction of a at-w roud up the river, 'i he I'-ahk-ntH of that district have l"-n trylriR for sevtml yais to ?'t a road Martod up the river and nave stu ccidt U in havinK a -ury niade. Th y clothe to nuvly a ior Hon of thdr apeclal tax to the pro- j.-ct. iJlntrkt number 9, Kotlor. h.f voted a lumlll levy to ellmlnattj ot the or?t mountain rnada J" ItiKls couuty, Koniernon hi I he grttflu on that itmd ru:i!4 ; ijiRh ax Zit and 2't jf-r cent and the ro;ul wlndi about alo:,? thu fare of iho hill, overhangii'itr th" rlvnr. and In 11 ace a 1b quite danrwoun. ; 1 he district Ih to b'llld a new icntde on a be tter Im atlon and do t .iway villi Uin iireont dangerous j tr.ad. This jtniMO.ein' nt ahould bo j i.t much Interest to iionehui k aa It j is on the Rom 'burft-Heed.-port j route by ay of lKfJe canyon and l.lktnn. llafilr't 43. lHin I-ake, is a- I'lylllR 1'5 peei;il Rinni y to j !m jMlrt-iiKfii y road. 11 retnfore j the di.trlet hai b'--n lnt"r-dd In ; the con .11 ruction uf the Mill Creek- j road, ill on whi' ii federnl aid haa been piven. 1 iiin r'l htn fm-j I' hed will KiTe th Ixkhi Lak tliv I lift f'ni. onlltt tu thu JN.rrla- port ra'i t present, however, t'lo 00 Millet la ly way of AUt- i naney and Maralultdu. Thia road j y; haa b en neRlect"d and the real-: t danm fuel thHt fhey tnuit keep p -li fairly Kod ronditiou until the c new outlet U pnrhhl. ? To Cure a CoM Day . Take c' '' ' - tablets The tonic and Inxntlve efTect of Laxntivo BROMO QUININE Tablets will for tify the system againstGrip, Influenza and other serious ills resulting from a Cold. The box bears this signature Price 30c. Rock Creek and Lone Rock, which will be welcome news to all who visit the popular resorts along the North Umpqua. Super District Planned The record for speclnl road taxes voted would have been 'Still greater except for tho plans for the. super iinpiovumont district In the Lower Umpqua region. .Klklon and Seotta burg have voted special road taxes year after year but this time voted down their projects, because, it is belrved, of the possibility of the (ornintloa of the big tlufUict. It rr...l t.w ..nil. . l,-. numtmr of the dietrlttt in that r gioo, luclutliur tlie cities of KeedB port and lrain, to make a apvcial I levy ot 3d mills to be It vied over - work on .... I)r.lD. . t "'recent, and Tn"th lloosevel hl W14 from y rjouglas county Un(, f0 HlV(l9orL With these various . improve ments assured the outlook fur the betterment of road conditions with in the couuty during the coming year are vry favorable and the record made speaks highly for the spirit of the residents of Douglas county, who are t paying a great sum in taxes fur better roads. i. - A few of tboso hu-ge wash boilers left, (let all -copper yours at Powell s f urniture Co, F03 4 VsOLATGHS 10 pi i in i i n'.r SAI.KM. Ore., Dee. 2. It. T. 1 Cookinghum. sheriff of Umatilla Pierce urging exi-culUe clenieuey for Art SpiniiliiK, John Fehleu, Jack Wright and J. S. 8wan-on prohibition lnw violators. The ! year in jail and to pay fines of x i to eacli. I "lloth those men have wlvos and chlldreu uud were iu straight' ,6110(1 cirrumstanmn, which cnuwd me to make a plea to you for cli mrncy and a parole, " writes the 'sheriff. "These men have both plelced m tht thpy will Devcr tou h or hnndlft lif.uor again, and 1 h(,(ve them." Wright and Hwnnfton were ont- emeu iu tu w- vajm vr lines ot IhDt) each lor bootlg- Knir;. They have aefved thir time t .n.1 have no money to pay their rlnes. The sherlif ways lto thinks they have rracnej tho point wber th(.y are li't rniiiied ti ret o nn. He favors cult in tlu:tr fines in tiHll. AM tour hae jnba iromied (hem and are wiUInK, the letter au-ys, to work and i;-ty (heir flnts lu montlily lu.,i allmom. TIio diH Irlet atioruey and the JwlKea are -uld concur with the nheriff. The hdii' of I.vcrKreen Grange will hold a bruuur and rooked rood Kitle, iiK'iudiiiK lionilny, cot ( aKo (:hete, honieinuile bread, IIckle, iirtfU, cooked chiclu u nllb l)03s- uiK. caiHif and pitM, at aku-t-lVf j liardnuie fetore, Uatuiday, liee. Mil. VviiCii Wintsr Comes roirrt Hcnzy ansTar Fax Coi'ohs 4 v) Colds j CJT TH'8 DOT- IT IU WORTH MONET 4 Un ie rlF Ci., Cii'-i-o, III., writing Tx''- r iHfttj Tifc''i fr 'int twiiAii J tt s i T i ufliwi"la i idii art i(ee (Mm jM-t s,f ute 1m14 mll-ivoa o 1 Aire You Serving' Your Grocer ' ' ' Or U h Rrvlnir you? Th df(erene toet.wn t pervk froeer find a noii-ttrvi(jj Mi'ocwr la thl: ,. - , Th n..rvh- rv'pr tuHvm your order ovar th telephone and deltTr o jr kuuJii In yuur kitchen. Thtt non-jrvloj itruvvr nt.ika you, dttllvcp Vour Monty to biro and th-li you carry your rocrlis hunin yoUrnelf, 1 . Who ictvvs tha' alivi y mrvico, you or your ffrorer? v It cotus no more to Ivt lilin rr yuu. You don't br to pay hint for tJie irlvllfK4 of rIn blitu J-man4 ervU-e, W Are hrt to acrvo you and at the um tlmo o(fr th hiajhwt iuality fuutid at the loweat PoaalMa prlct. vi..hon ua your order. We will deliver h foods, rain or shin ftud U L-oala you no more. , ECONOMY GROCERY - O. L. JOHNSON - -Phone S The Store That 6rve Vou Best. 344 N. Jackson 81 Mr. Shipper Let Us Haul Your Freight -jtii9ki We operate dally seryice between ROSEBURG AND PORTLAND ROSEBURG AND MEDFORD . ROSEBURG AND MARSHF1ELD Distributing at way points 7 i Express Service rm :- a..i ' T Oregon Auto Transportation Co.: I .f 4QI Oak St. : Roseburg : , Phone 3I-J- jj I lAZmVTTCTM p mm taF x a w v For Cannery Work Trimming Apples. Good Stock to Work On. Work Will Last Until About December 10 to 15 Frank J. Norton Comoanv Sutherlin, 1'lau to do your Christmas anop plng early more advisable this yar than ever before belter op portunities for Christmas are now on display in Crocker's Drug Store. See our windows. i I - DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. 9. Weather llureau, local of fice, Uoseburg, Oregon, 21 hours ending t l. lu, Precipitation In Ins. A Hundredths Highest temperuture yesterday 55 Lowest temperature last night 41 Precipitation, last 24 hours .50 Total precip. since first month .65 Normal' precip. for this month 6.92 Total precip. , from Sept. 1, 'IMS, to date , 6.42 Average precip. from Sept. 1 1ST7 .... , 8.40 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, ,1925 4 2.02 Average precipitation for 4f wet seasons, (September to May Inclusive) 31.48 l'rubably rain toulght and Thurs day, oooler Thursday. WM. UKU,. Meteorologist NOT1CK Of 5111 HIKK HALK OV UK L I'UorKKTV ia the Cli:iilt Court of the State of Ur.-ts-.fi for IuukIh County. V. M. 'irthfri, I'luintlff. va. I'ernu-lla Jtl.'Ltonouah a,ud W. E. Ah1! iinouKh, UffvnOMil. NutUe Ih hrreliy Riven lint by Virtu of nn execution and order of hale ij)itvl out of tlie abeve en tiilutl cuiirt In tho nbovo fntltUd cntiBe on the iTtni Any rf Noveinnur, tu m dlrcotvd auA dvltvcred, cominandinn: nte to thu lieruin- after dfitci ibtul real property tu eut- t i'y H' Judaii! foreotnfiuru rmlfn-d and entered In th above entitled mitt on the 20th day o( NoVmt4tr, JUiii. In favor of tliM tiltuvtj ni hied plaintiff and nKnln.it the ainrv rmnit'd dufv-nd-ants, tor th) mint of :i42f.T7 with liit-iroftt on ti'wO,0t tlmrfof at the rule of t pr cvnt per annum from thu 2tiAhxy of NoVt-nitir, and trie further aum of and the ttavm all(1 lh(l fr,h;r ' , ot ai.jo ! iron t a and ftiabt.ra.-iiient, 1 will, on i .Moiiildy, the 2Mh day ut IH'ri mbr, i l-5, at the hour of f o'clocK in th afternoon of aaid day, at the front door of the court houM In Itoitttburt,. I'uUKlaa County, Orwffon. offur for "ale ami Hell at puhllc auc tion, to the hlKiifMt bilir for -aah Is hsiwl I kn r.illnvli.v ...-1 U-A i real urvpefiy, IO-WII IsQl one tlie auutht-aat Quarter of the tiorthent qiiiirtr end the ' ""r? . ..."'i.,',. V ZSZH 1, aotuh, runid l went, or the Vt H- laiU'iia M-rUli'in In louulaa Coun ty, .m f Koh ; Fnhlei-1 to r-tlemptli aa pmvnid hy law, and will apply tne pro'fniPi or aaia aet m tne pay ment of th; I'okIh nnd xiiat tlo-ii')'; anj the l;ilnm, It any, I will imv to th rk of the alove entltlM otirt aa required hy law, iaivl Nuvemlx-r ljlh. IK.'iV a'. W. (STAHMKR, jrlt'f efpoimliia Cinml trKW- NOT It M MI,K OP HKAL I'HOI'l It I V In tha circuit ("ouil of the Ptato of Or.K'm frr the County of Mult liutitah. I'rohnte Pfpartment. In t)i- timii' T or the eatate of II. F. U"flk . Ireaie'd. . NtWf in i-r-hy Klvfn that th tth'lfralfrn '1, administratrix "f the estate tt ft. N, V likea. ftecad. urxtifiM t' an ordfr of th Hon. Oe'ira' Ta.ll, Jmlae ot the ahovn entitled Court. tiird thla 2ith 'day N.v'inb-r, IH.'j, Will all at public aie.'tl'm tn the hiKhft hlit dfr, at to- triit ditf-f of the Court to iKf of )iMJKla t'onntv. at llnar iburn, r-K"0. on the 3'th day of . n r. l:rr. at the hour of 11 'o'clock In th frnoon tlM-rof. all IH. rikht, till" aid lnt.rit of B. V. Y.'ix , drten.id. and of th tea taa of M. . Wllk". 1 - -aiid. In and to ih foil'-w.g d.'rihed real i prffi'-ri)-, tu-wu: S l.ui ami tl, ana ail of tha lanuth h;ilf of tli oiii!i.t cnUiriar of a..t ;n fix wii'l tin tinH'h at ipiit. r if tlii a."(thw'.'f quarltr ot ne. Hon flv. f v iisli i f tw-ntv, 'aouta "f ri.ttt:- ii ..n. wit of Wll lainiti" sintptiun. In lout(laa 0un- 1 ty, t v im Tha I'T i of tale, all crh or i part enr.li h.tlai ia on eteitit, mtr f,l lit in tne nuvrt-aTa oi nsl.l r ul.J...- Court. .tut'.. AH wl-, will Im iuH L ti I'.'nfn nifttlon b His 1 ntl'n; I'M. 1. 19'.'5. (iiiHTii.: am ii.ki:k. ntrli nf li. u i.i.tl uf l LL'i a 11 iu;nT w if:NTSEit at Freight Rates - . - ..i.i:. - :r cl!- WATVTT.PTIfl a a v m, MM.m Oregon. ELKS, ATTENTION The Marshfleld lodge will be unable to visit Uoseburg lodge aa announced, on Dec 3rd. and the special meeting for that date has been post- poned. . SKCRETABY. How abeut letting us send your boy or girl thru college. Just call Charlie McUhinHy and he wiU make arrangements for this. NOTM K ttV KIIAL HKARINO In the County Court of the Htate ot OiflKuti fur Dou(la County. In the matter of thu estate of Marl K. Currier, Docoihh1. Notice la hereb glvn that B. W. Mara l era, admlnlatiator, witb the will annexed, of the eatate of Marl N. Currier, deceaaed, haa fllud la th county court of th State of Ore gon for JDoujclaa County, hla final uctoutii and report of hie admlnia t r;t tlon, and the court - haa fixed Wednesday, the 23rd day of Decern our, l-6, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of aal day, in the court room of Bald court In the city of Jtot burtf, Ureiion, aa the time and plMc for hearing objectlgna to aaid final ac-coatit and report and the eetUo iunt thereof. Uated and flrat publlihed this 2blh da of November. lZo. K. W. MAlt-iTER3, Administrator, with the will an nexed of th catate of Jdarie S. Currier. Ieceaa.;d. At BranJt ROAD STAND Pacific Highway 4 miles north Opsn Evenings Qood Things : FlK, ' - ' , " Dates ' Apples Pears Grape . iiananas Oranges ; . Fomegranatri , Chas. S. McElhinny "Th Widow's Frlsnd" Oregon Life C48 Norih Jsckton LAUNDRY KIDS VoultU SArJlTARVll MtTHODS PLEASE ME Cn fA N ATI OTI - - 1 pawseus FoaooR Tha wonipnfulk of Uifs . toivn aro mighty wi-ll . pleasril Hb the sanitary nivlluids u.-i rl by us. They know tliat It Is a protec tion for thalr b.'alth and' lh hpatth ot thrlr rainlllos to 1 t as do their lanudrjr stork. Lot us do yours. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONB 7 FORD FOROSON ' Dtatrlrt 71. ha voted 10 mill to ?!. i, si I Atturr. tor AdmlnlstiHtru. be appUcd oa Ui road baiwtea1 W. T. Chipmaa. 'o..to LINCOLN