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ROSEBURG, NEWS REVIEW, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927:
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Tho ferocity of Ueinpsey's ns-1
srui.t In the two last days, coupled;
with Improvement show.ii In his
new flat-footed 1 style of 'attack.,
led Flynn to call the hnlt for ft
day. Jack welshed ahout
pounds yesterday, only ftvo moi'?,'
than he expects Jo scale again?t'
the Boston sluggrr. -
Although boxing only for aiwed
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under the instructions of Flynn
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coaches each move, Dpmpaey in
two days has knnckod out two
partners and has held up three
others when they appeared about
to drop. Tuesday Eddie McMuUen
came flying from the ring In less
than 20 seconds and yesterday
Jack Hiltlebrand went out after
two minutes of body punching.
Martin Burke, retro Com and
Dave Shade barely finished their
respective three minutes.
Flynn wants to save that vicious
neas for the night of the Sharkey
mplee. With a dozen rigorous ses
sions nt ill on the training sched
ule it a p tars that Ltempv kn
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NOTICE
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excepting myself.
F. L. WE1CIILKIN.
1 : ANY BIDS ON GOAT?
CONCOIMMA, Kami. -Jim and
'junior Laugh ey have set tip a
I stork exrhange. Shares have been
jsold in Baldy, a tiny goat. "We'll
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No. 3882 No. 3886
JutiPl
THIS HAS HAPPENED
Lincoln Nunnally, elderly Ameri
can chemist, Is summoned to the
UlUu jungle-bordered towu ot
I'orto Verde, in west central Bra
zil, by bis young friend, Vlluk, who
is concerned for th safety ot his
beautiful cousin, Ellse Marberry,
owner ot a cottee plantation and
other property near Porto Verde.
tSuverm mysterious deatns nave
occurred, Including that ot Tony
Barbetta, one ot ElUe's foremen,
and the girl herself has received
warnings to get out ot the coun
try. ,
Vllak believes Oaylord Prentiss,
a reticent and forbiddlug man,
known to be an enemy of Ellse,
may be Involved In some way in
the deatbB. Accordingly, he and
Nunnally set out for Prentiss'
house, which 1b guarded by barbed
wire fences and a vicious dog.
Ellse Insists on Joining them. Pren
tiss sots the dog on them and
Vllak saves his companions' lives
by chloroforming It into uncon
sciousness.' .
The next day Elise's two-year-old
orphaned nephew is kidnapped.
They suspect Prentiss. Vllak
leads the pursuit and they follow
a circuitous trail of horse tracks
and finally come upon the child
near a railroad ramp.
NOW BEQIN'THE STORY
Vllak stood silently looking on,
half amused, half thoughtful. Ellse
turned to him, still holding the
baby. "Vou're a dear,' 'she mur
mured. "I thought it before, but
I didn't know It before today. I
take back everything that i said
about you. I was a pig. And when
1 cried and completely lost control
of myself you said nothing, made
none ot the caustic, sarcastic re
marks that you might have made,
but Instead set about finding Tiuky
And found litm. It's a long time
since t broke down the way I did
this afternoon. But Tlnky has be
come a part of me somehow." She
leaned over the kissed Vllak im
pulsively. , . ,
; "Here, here," he said Bheepishly,
taking out his cigaret case. "You
certainly are upset. Have one of
my Btrong clgarets and quiet your
nerves." He lit one. '1 a certain
ly like to know how Tinky got
here. I .have a theory, but our
friend the civil engineer, who is
coming up now, looks as if , he
might tell us a few facts." He
turned to greet the newcomer, who
came forward, his . dark, pointed
face aglow with pleasure.
"Good day, senhorita, .amlgos,"
he murmured, shaking hands cor
dially, with-the .two men and .bow
ing to the girl, "I see you the baby
have once more ;ia your arms.- i,
am hamiyt Most' happy." ' ; i '
''-'It fs thflr senhorita who Is hap
py." Vllak responded. ' "And she
owes her happiness to you."
The other gave a, disparaging
Bhrue of his small, well-knit shoul
ders. "It Is nothing that I do. It
Is nothing.
"Where did you find him?'.' Vilalc
aueried.
"Over there by the bushes." He
pointed oft to the patch, of vegeta
tion frcm which they had just
come. "It is very Btrange. Most
strange. We were working here,
my men and I, spreading gravel
along the trick where the water
lias washed the eartn away we
caunot do much, but we do what
we can when we hear tho noise
of horses galloping up the road
from which you hare come. This
Is notlitug. Often we hear the
liu.ses gallop. Many ride past this
Mace. Is It not so?
The horses gallop for a moment,
then they gallop on again. And
then we hear other horses gallop.
But this also is nothing. This
also we hoar each hour. But soon
also we hear something which Is
not nothing, something which wo
who work In the wild places hear
never in our wanderings, the weep
ing of a child. An Indian baby, I
think, deserted by its mother. I
go to to the bushes to see. And
there in the weeds I find It, a white
baby. I am astonished. A beauti
ful, baby, Bcnhorlta, a beautiful
baby." .
He took one of Vllak's clgarets.
"I know at once when I look that
it has not beon deserted. . It Is lost
or perhaps It Is stolen. I am
stranKer here. AIro- are my men
MRS. BASSETT
ALWAYS TIRED
Now in Good Health by Using
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound
Tanslnc. - Mich. "I havo taken
Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound whenever
I needed It. When
I first used it !
was so had I
could hardly
walk across the
room without
crying. I was
tired all thetfme.
I think my trou
ble was coming
on me for six
months before I
realized It. 1
read of your wonderful medicine In
the paper, and my husband bought
me a bottle, and arter the 11 rut
few doses 1 feit better, so kpt
on taking It until I was well and
strong. , 1 take It at times when 1
feel tired and ft helps me. I will
always have a good word for your
medicine and tell anyone what good
It has done me. I recommendeJ ft
to my neighbor for her girl, who Is
sixteen years old. and It was just
what she needed. She Is feeling fine
now, and goes to school every day."
Mrs. K. F. Bssfxr. 216 South
Hayford Avenue, Lansing, Michigan.
Do not continue to feel all run
down and half, sick wben Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
told by druggUts everywhere.
c9 Ben Lucie Burmon
strangers. I ask of one who pass
es on the road if he b&B ever be
fore beheld the baby, if he perhaps
knows the mother. 'Ah year Bays j
he at once, 'Who In Porto Verde 1
duutj not know. It is the nephew ot
the Betthorlta Marberry.' ;
"At once I send a man to ride
swift to your fazeuda, for 1 know
how great must be your agouy. He
returns. You are gone, be cay a,
where your servants know uoU But
I know. You have gone to look l'or
the child, it is not good for htm
to stuy there iu the damn bushes
where they aro mosquitoes which
bite and snakes which kill, bo l
bring him here where I cau watch.
1 fetch for him a blanket so that he
will not be on the cold, wet ground
I have also nephews, senhorita.
Still he 1b not happy. He cries al
ways, English words, which 1 can
not -well understand. Ho I bring
for him an orange. He eats. He
is happy, Aat last I see you come.
And he is very happy."
Vllak lit the other's cigaret, then
his own. "Mighty decent ot you.
Mighty decent. Very few men
would have been so thoughtful. I
want to assure you that Senhorita
Marberry and I are deeply grate
ful." He Bmoked thoughtfully.
"Y.ou didn't have a chance to see
the men who were on the horses?"
'No, senhor. It is too low here.
We caunot Bee the road." He look
ed at his cigaret interestedly.
"Very excellent, these cigaretB.
Your special brand, nq aouDt."
" Exactly.' Oriental.1 I'm glad to
hear you say you like them. Sen
horita Marberry doesn't approve."
He glanced toward her smilingly.
"Incidentally I haven't introduced
you. My client, Senhorita Mar
berry, 1 present for all your good
wishes Senhor " He paused for
the name.
"O'Albeutara. - CarloB D'Alben
tara " the other' responded gra
ciously. 1
Ellse stepped forward and heart
ily shook his hand. "I shall never
forget what you've done for me, Jf
there's ever anything that I can do
or anything that my fazeuda bus
which might help you I'll feel very
much hurt It you don't ask for it.
I hope you'll come and call on
me.' ,
He bowed. " You honor me, sen
horita. You do to me great honor."
She Klauced at the men shovel
ing gravel at the river's edge. "Do
you think there is going to be a
tlood? The river seems to be get
ting higher all the time and I'm
heiriunlnff to be worried i about my
property over at - VUlapa,- about
fifteen or twenty nines ironi nera.
It's always the first to get the wa
ter. I've got a good man over
there, a chap named Wilson, who
is 1 very good, but he's quite 111
lateW with fever; and I hate to
have' him be compelled to' do all
the fearful work of ah emergency
such as a flood." '.- , . ' ' '
D'Albentara looked surprised.
"Wilson, you say this is his name?
Could It be perhapB that I know
him? A little man, black hair, and
large feet, who has once worked ou
this railroad as an engineer?"
; "No. It's a different man alto
gether. The one that works-for me
is a blond and I brought him di
rect from the States Do you think
we'll have the flood?" ,
"That I wish I knew, senhorita.
No one can Bay and perhaps after
ward not be called a teller of false
hoods. But to me the river seems
rising, always. An4. it it rises
there cannot but be a tlood."
The stunted Indian ot the enor
mous nose who had brought them
from the road came forward and,
grunting a few guttural sentences
to him, pointed off to a group ot
laborers sawing some trees. He
turned to the visitors. "I must go
hack-to my men, amlgos," he mur
mured. "It is to me a groat
pleasure to have made your friend
ship. A great pleasure. Goodby,
senhorita, senhor.
"Don't forget to come to see me.
Soon," Ellse called out blithely as
they climbed to the road again..
She jumped Into her saddle, then
took the baby which Vllak gently
lilted to her. "Life's a queer
thing," she said as the horses
paced slowly toward tho fazeuda,
and she leaned down, and kissed
the child again. "At two o'clock
am heartbroken, at five I am simp
ly bubbling over with Joy. Simply
because this little bit ot humanity
we happen to call Tinky Is with
me. Ob, I know I make a fool of
myself over him," she added with
a half apologetic glance at Vllak.
"But I do love him. Whatever my
sardnlc cousin pretends to think
about the folly of human emotions
In general, and tho emotion of af
fection in particular. Somo peo
ple can go through life with a pok
er faco and a poker face disposi
tion. I can't."
Vllak untied a knot In his horse's
bridle. "A poker face in my pro
fession is at times, a necessity. 1
thoroughly approve of love ap
plied to Tinky." He watched her
thaughtfully as her delicate hand
caressed the child. "I'm orry.
I've got bsd news for you."
(To be Continued)
Vllak gets himself a ring In a
very curious fashion, for It Is
very curious ring.
JENNINGS TENT SHOW
ROSEBURG, ORE.
FOR ONE WEEK
Jennings' Tent Show will play
a week's stand at Uoseburg, Ore.,
on corner of North Jatknon ami
2nd Ave., south, commencing
next Monday night, July 11, and
ondltig on July 18, with a com
plete change of playH, music and
vaudeville every night.
"Saintly Hypocrites and Honest
Sinners" will be the opening play
and an a medium of advertising,
nil grown ladles will be admitted
FiiEE on Monday night and alt
ladies attending the porformancu
on Tuesday night will bo given n
FHEE ticket for Wednesday
ultfht. . .
FORMER RESIDENT INSANE
FROM RESULT CI" SERVICE
DURING THE WORLD WAR
ALBANY, Ore., July 7. That P.
C. Sbutt, who attempted to com
mit suicide in ' the Uuu county
Juil severul days ago und who
since then tried to butter down the
jail building, is mentally defective
as the result of his service lu Hie
army during the World war is the
iutoriiiatlun received last evening
by the Democrat-Herald from his
father, S. P. Shun, publisher ot the
Frultlaud Banuer, Fruitland, tduhu.
.The elder Shutt wrote, to get
complete information about his
sou's actions here.
"While lu the army the boy buf
fered a nervous breakdown aud was
discharged from the army training
camp at Little Rock, Ark., as la
sane and was sent to our house,
then in Ashland ,Qre., Ju charge ot
two guards," the letter states. "He
soon recovered from his defective
mentality and since that time, nlue
years ago, he has held responsible
Dosltions with the Southern Pacific
company in Portland and Dunsmulr
and on the police force in Los Au-
geles. Within the last couple of
years he has frequently taken
spells which left no doubt aB to hlB
mental defect and weakness. (Jl
course tills mad act was commit
ted during one of those spelU when
he was not responsible for his ac
tions.
For the last eevernl months he
has -been in bad ahauu . mentally
and about a month ago, when he
was in Harrisburg. he acted so
queerly that several of my friends
mere notiueo me oi nis couuiuon
aua i sent money ana naa mm sent
up here, expecting to keen him
with me. But he soon slipped away
aim tne next I heard of htm was
tills qreauiui news.'1 . ,
The Shutt family is well known
In Douglas county, the father hav
ing for several years edited papers
tt uieuuaiu Muq until.
LARGE NUMBER ENJOY
BIBLE STANQARp PICNIC
A large number of folk of the
Bible Standard Temple and addi
tional guests enjoyed a picnic on
July 4 near Dillaru bridge, twenty-
tour carloads and two truck loads
of people motoring there early in
the morning and spending the day.
Committees were In charge of the
sports for the day, preparation of
the luncheon and entertainment;
The church band played "Amer
ica" as the opening number on the
afternoon'a program. O.T. Royer
read the Declaration of I ode no tv
dence following which Rev. F. H.
Crook,' pastor ot the church, gave
a very interesting address on th6
meaning ot the national, holiday
to the people of the United States.
His talk also embraced a rellgtbua
theme on the freedom from -bIii
that, the gosnet brings to humalifl!
Following this part ot the program
the band gave a short program-ot
music and afterward ;the luncheon,
took place, v Games and swimming,
boat riding, and other sports were
diversions for . the large crow,d
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$50,000 FIRE AT MEDFORD
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MEDFORD, . Org., July 7.-4'lre
of ; unknown origin lust night,
caused an estimated damage ,ot
$5(1,000 to the M. and M. depart
ment store, located in the Medford
Center building. The loss was
due mainly to water and smoke,
The blaze raged for an hour in the
basement before It was brought
under control. The stock, of the
store was valued at 7G,0U0, covered
by $60,000 insurance.
NOTICE TO Clti:iITOH
Notice fs horeby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint"
ud by the County Court of the Htiitq
of Oregon, for Douglas County, ad
ministrator of the ohUUo uf llunja
niln K Iiohr, dcceuMed. All pursons
havlnir clalniH utfuluttt said estalu
uio hereby requited to 7'uHent the
duitiu lo me at the office of Chun.
i- Hopkins, 417 Perkins Uldg.,
Koscburgv Oregon, properly veri
fied an required by law, Within six
months from this datu.
Dated June 30th, 11)27.
HAIlllllST IHR(
Administrator of the Efttutu uf
iJenjamln i Lohr, Docoauod.
ADJIIMSTHATOH'S NOTICE TO
CltHDlTOHS
Notice Is hereby given tlint' the
undei'HlKiicd 1ms been duly appoint
ed by the county court of Doutflafl
county. Htatu of Oregon, admin in
tratur odxiiv estate of Kfflo Jones
UllkuHon, deceased. AH pemoiie hav
ing clulinn ugulnnt tmld estate are
hereby required to present the same
to me properly verified as by law
required at ltoseburg, Oregon, or to
Of or go Jones, Attorney for said
etitato at room 5 and 6 Douglas
Natluiutl liuiik iilUtr-i Uoseburg,
Oregon, within' six months from
dulu hereof.
Duted June 30th, 1S27.
1HAAU U UII.KISHOX,
Administrator of the estate of Kfflo
Jones Uilkesun, duceascd .
NOTICE; Of VtXM, SU'ITI.KMISNT
Iii the County Court of tho Stale
of Oregon for Dougliie County ,
lu Hie Matter of the KstuiQ of O.
W. Lynn, deceanod.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administratis of the
KHtate of U. W. Lynn, deceased, has
filed In the County Court of JCJoug
Inn County, Ktutu of Oregon, hur
final account at such admlhintra
trlx of snfd estate, and tluit Tues
day, the 26th day of July. 1927, at
lite hour of ten o'clock, A. M., hits
been fixed by said Court as Hie time
for hearing objections to said re
port, and the settlement thereof.
ltd ted and flrnt published Hill
23rd day of Juno, ltl!7.
ZONA K. LYNN
Administratrix of the Kitatu . of
O. W. Lynn, Deceased.
NOTIC1S TO ( Ht:illTOItS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for DoukIhm County.
In tlie matter of the cfltiKu nf
Alexander M. lleatty, deceHHed.
Nottee Ik hereby given that tho
tnidcnilgiicd by order of the-above
entitled court duly made ai,d en'
tereil of rerord, han been duly ap
pointed administrator of the estate
of Alexander M. lleatly, deecancd.
ati'l has duly iiuallfh d an u h.
All per no nit having claims
against said entato are hereby re
quired to prenent tho fame lo the
undprelKned. dulv verified, at his
off Irr In the Koldlers Home In
Hoftchurg. Don r1 ii county, Oregon,
within six month from Hip find
publli-titlon of thin notlee, which la
(lie 91 li day of June, 1927. .
OLO. W. ftniDI,R. ,
Aduilalvtistur,
NOTICE OP A DMINISTK ATOM'S I
. AU U MjUAJM'ttUIWrV
In the County Court of the Btata of
Or OK on fur outri&M Count v.
In tlm fuaiur oi in estate ut
James W. Tiller, fleoeanetl.
$otic is hruy given that ths
unilerHiKned uUiuinlktiruLor. in uur-
suabco ot an order of th above
eiiftieu vonri in tne auovw enuueu
mstfur duly outdo and entered u
Llid mat dav ot iiuv. Tim. will, on
and after the sth day 'of 4u,ly.
U-'7, offer for sale and neli f
private aie ior tan in nana an or
lue right, tltlt) and Interest wnk'h
the said Jantes W. TUUr had, at
the time of hli death, or which his
eatate has ilnca acquired, lo and to
the following descriLifd rest prop
erty, lo-wit:
ioi nuniDerea seven (i) peimY
tne irauuonui aouinwest quarter or
the northeast quarter or auction
twenty-one (111 In townnhlo ihirtv
!8U) (jouth, range four i) west of
he W illume to Aierldlun In Doutrlaa
uuunif, uriun, cumtumnif, tiucoru1
in w nit) Kovermueui survey
thereof. 19.21 acre.
Bide for tne purchase ' pf eqtd
real property will be received by
nm unqpnisnra m ni reiipence,
which la Ml K. Oak atreot, in itoae
purg, Dpuglae county, Ureson, ou
and after said sth day oi July,
1987, and the sale of taid rual
DroDertv will be inadu eublect to
cominnation by the above untitled
court. .
jjated, find first published June
ai. w. ni l i cjit.
Administrator of the ' eat&le of
jpuiea w. Tiller, deceased. .
, i . ClTATIOPf r." : y-, '
In the County Court' of the State
of. Oregon for Duuglas Couuty.
In tuu. mutter of tho estate of
Rebecca. Stevenson, Deceasod.
To Robert U Utepnonaun, Alecla
King, Ueruudo U y union and J4(iy
In the name of 'the, state of Ore
Bon, you are hereby cited and re
quired to appear In the County
Court of the utute uf Oregon tor
the County of pouglas. In the court
tuom thereof, ti Stoiieburg, In
touglne County, Oregon, on Mon
day, the 1st day of August, 1927. at
1Q q'clock A. if., of that day, then
and there to ahow cause. If any
there be, why an- order of sale
snouia not oe nmue auiiiorising me
administrator of, the estate of R-
oecca bieveiiion, uecouseq,. to ami
the real property uf said estute- at
private sale for cash In hund fur
the purpose of paying the churges,
expenses and claims against- suld
estate, which .real prapurty- Is- de-
scriueu un iuiiuwo, iu-wii.; 1
The South half of the Houthwest
quarter of Sehlioli Twenty-one; the,
rtorineast q uur iff oi me noriueuHi
quarter of Huctlun Twenty-niiie, and
tlm Kfint half of the HoillheiiSt uilur-
ter of Section Tyenty, all to Town
ship - Twenty-two South, Range
f our vvi ot wiiiantoiie xueriumii,
in Douglas Coutily, Oregon.
Witness tho Hon. Uuu. If.. Qulne;
Judge uf the County Court of tho
State of Oregon for Douglas Coun
ty, with the seul of the suld court
affixed this 27th day of June, 1&27
; Attest! IRA B. RIDDLE. .
. 1 V ' County Clerk.
o . . , ,
' NOTICIfl TO CHfQrTOtS '
i ,.,'..rt i . - , ..
- NOTICB Is hereby given that the
Undersigned 'has1 been duly appoint
ed, by the kftuuiity. Court of the State
f Oregoih'lur Douglus County, Adk
piinlutrator ofi (he eatate of Mary
13, Downing, deuoused. All persons
having clulniB, against said estate
lire hereby required to present the
satue. to me at tho. of flee of B. L.
Kddy, Attorney at Luw, Masonic
Temple, Hoseburg, Oregon, prop eel y
Verltied us; required by law, witltln
Six months from this date. . : ,
i J JOHN Mi DOWNWft , ,
Administrator of tlie Estate Vof
MAry js. -uowpms ueoeaseu. j (
f t KQ'VWWi TO OHBBlTOHg (, j V
. VNotiue- Is hereby- glvetwAhaL-the
undurafgnod has upon by an order
of the 'Couhty Court ' of tho titate
or, uregon ior jjousiaa' uoumy, uuy
appointed xeoutov of the last vUl
All persons having claims against
saia'eaiate aro .noreny , noiuieu. n
present tho same verified ns result
ed by law to tlie undersigned Jsx'ecU
tor at his office in RogeburttY Doug
las . County, . Oregon, .within six
months from the . duta or .this no
tice. Dated this 30th , day of June,
1037. ": . .
niSXTER RICB.
Executor of the last -Will and Tes
tainent of Clyde White, deceased.
ADMIN I STHAT8 U'S NOTICE!
. CUKIHTOItS
TO
t
In the County Court of the State of
- urcgon, ior iouaiaa uoumy.
In the -matter of tlie estate of
ii,Ml..m M11t.no iifrli riiir.nnai.il .
Notice Is hereby given, that tho
undersigned, was duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Ab
raham Qllbeaugh, by an Order made
py -tne uoumy t;ourt, on mo um
day of June, 11127; all persons hav
Ihiif etalma nffnlnut snld entata an
jiercby notified . to present the
sninc to the administrator, at Days
Creek, Oregon, within six: months
from date of this notice, the same
to bo duly verified as by law -
nulrnrl.
Dated and first published this
9th day of June, 1027,
mwicft oiLnKAtioir.
Administrator of tlie estate of
Abraham Qllbeaugh, deceased.
o-
NOTICE, OF FINAb SEJTTbEMBNT
III the Couuty Court of tlie Slate of
urcgon ior uouginn uuuniy.
In the matter of the ontnte of
.li-nnlo Harvnv. dnennHOil.
No tiro Is hereby given that tho
undersigned admin Istra tor of tlie
estate of Jennlo Harvey, deceased,
has filed In tho County .Court of
Douglas, county,. State nf Oregon,
hl rinnl need lint tin iiucli admlnlH-
trntor of said estate, and that
Tuesday, the 12th day of July,
1U27. at the hour of ten o'clock a.
m. han ibeen fixed by nald court ns
tho time for hearing of objections
to salrl roport, and the settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published this
Sth day or June, 1027.
T. E. HA 11 V BY.
Administrator of tho estate of
Jouiiio Harvey, deceased.
SL1IHO.NS NO. 01UI
In tho Circuit Court of the Stato
01 Oregon ior uougtas uounty.
Clarence O. Huker. t'lalntlff, '
Mit he 1 Baker. Defendant.
To: Alnbel Haker, tho above
named diiieniiunt:
In tho namo of the Htate of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap
pour and annwer the complaint of
plaintiff filed agtilnnt you In the
above entitled court and cause
or before four weeks from the date
of tlie first publlcutlon of this
summons, and r you fa 1 to no no
pear and answer snld complaint,
plaintiff for want thereof will ap
ply 10 tne court ior tne relict ne
niunded lit nald comnliilnt. u suc
cinct statement of which Is as fol
lows, to-wit:
Kor r derreo dlSKotvtntr the mnr
rlago contrni t now existing be
tween nlalntlff and defendant, and
awarding to ptrilntiff an ubHoluts
decree of divorce from defendant,
and for-sii' lt other and further re
lief as to the court may seem eqult-
ante.
Tlils siimrnons Is served upon yon
by publication thereof oneo eaWi
week for four coneoullve weeks Ii
1)10 Itoseliiliu News - Review, tl
mwnp;tpor f gniieriil renin tlP
published and IhhuciI regularly In
Uoscblirtf. nniinlBi Conlitv. Oregon,
l.v ril..i' fif tl... IIl,i .1. IV. llrtmll-l
ton. JudKe of ill1 abvn entitled
eotitt, inittle on llm 1 7 1 Ii day of
June. 127, and you are hereby re
quired to anpfar and answer the
tame on pr before feiir wenks frm
the date of tlm first public atlor
hereof, which Is tho ?3rd day of
June, 1027, ,
RICK A OUCCTT J
Attorney" for plMln'"
pn-tofflLS Addiens: ito.ebuig, Orr
goo. . -
KOTICE OK ADMlNItTV ATORt
UALki Ok t'HOl'ttUT
In the County Court Of the State
of ureaoit, iur vuugtua couuty, .V
utesuu. .
Jn the matter of the estate of
George M, lioiieiibaugu, deceased.
rtuiiee is iivreuy given mat riton
Roileubaugh, aduilnietratOr of the '
utttuiw of livorue M. UolleubaiiKb,
Uuueuxed, will suil ut private sale ior :
cam in hand an thu right, title ami
itileruut of Ueurga M. iiullenbaugh, .
deceased. In uuu to thu following
deseilbed premises, situate in .
pougiae Couuty, Oregon, suld sale
to pu Muujuut to tne wiuow s riant
of duwur, und also subjuut to one
mortgage for the sum of 2ttu.uu
uuu iiuurest thuieon amounting ito ,
ijUK.UU, to-wit:
in r.ust tvst ot tne rvormcusi
and the bouthwcut Oa) of the
Northeast (), and the ooutheuat .
(U) of the .Northwest of See-
lion 32, Township 3o, South ltango
K ' Went. ot Wlllaniittta UarliHuii..
excepting thereirom ii.D9its acres
Bum iu j. ri. iioruere, on toe zutn
day of November, 1U2U, and record
ed In Buok si, of Deeds for Doug
las County, Oregon, at page 4&S; ui
so excepting 7,z8 acres suld to A,
IS. border, on November 4th, 1020,
and recorded lu Uook of Deeds
for Douglas County, page a 8, and
also excepting a road-way deeded
lo Douglaa County, Oregon, us
shown at page 14 or Book III, deed
records ot Duuglas County, Oregon. .
Bids for the purchase of said
property will be received by tho un
dersigned Administrator at Canyon-
vllhv Oregon, from and after July
2 Kin. IWI. said property tq be sold
subject to the confirmation of the
Court.
Dated and first published ' this
33rd day of June, 19117.
1 . . . kltpnTrodlenbaucih
Administrator of the estate of .
. tJuoi'ge At. Rollenbaugli, duceasod.
-o-
ADMIMSTHATOH'S SALE Op
7 '. HUAtt PHOI'KKTY .
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of the Couuty
Court of Lane County, Oregon,
duly made and entered on the sec
ond day of December, 1023, the un
dersigned, administrator of tho
estate of H. A. Haeor, deceased,
will, on and after the SOth day of
July, 11)27, 'offer for sale and sell,
at private sale, to the hlgheHt bid
der for cash' In hand, the following
described real property belonging
tu Bttd estate, to-wit;
Lot Seven (7) and Eight (8)- In
Block Fourteen (14) and Dots Ono
(i) anu two (?) in uiocg irteen
U6) In the Town of Riddle. DoukIus
County, Oregon; , ; . .
The Bale will take place ana bids
may bo submitted to said admlnls-.
iruior at tne iaw oil ice 0( dimea
tqe- luy office or Potter
King.
Kugene, Oregon,
rmvAT, rtARnn. -
Administrator of the estate or H. A.
; Itasor, deceased. ' ;
iJeT
SUHMUNS
In the Circuit Court of the Statu.
of Oregun for Douglas County. , . , ,
waunams - ac to., incorpuruieu,.
'Plalntiit, vs. L. K.t Freylei1, . Ida
Druyier, nis wire, ana aiso an otn
er persons ;or uurties unknown
claiming any right, title, esuttu, .
lien or Interest- In the real jeatuiu
described in . the complaint herein, ,
Defendautb.i ; - : .'
to u. fa. x reyier, to laa r reyier,
bin wire.' and til no to alt other: oer
suns, or purtiea .unkpuwp clalmjnH
any' right, title, estute, HQ:
torest in tue rvai bsiiuo uusinuvq
In the complulnt herein,-thu above
numeu ueinuunis: 1 , , ,
In th'nunie of the State' of Ore
and. euch
of you, ure
required to
appear ' aua
auewer .the complaint riied against
von In the abuve entitled eourL and
cause wiiuin our weeaa iruin
date of thd firet 'publication ot this'
summons, -or. within four wcejtu j.
from thu'dato of the servlee thero
ot,t tlieisuuio, be served upon.yuU:
pereonally without the state of Oro- t
gun, and If you rail to up p oar und
answer . said complaint, tor. 'want
thereof thu plaintiff will aim-- to,
the court fori Che jroljof Jfhofoln; div1
niunded, a succinct statement of
which ls,.aa follows? f. f ' v
; For a decree of the above entitled
court quieting -plalntiffiai tltlu 111
and to tiiei foilowlng'deudribed real
properly, namely: Lot four in bloca
flfteun in the town of Gfendale, in
Douglas County, Oregon.-
Tills Buhunons is served upon you,
and each of you, Known and un-
known, by publication, thereof in.
the itoseburg News - Review, a
nowspuper of goiieial 1 circulation
County, Oregon, pursuant 'to the
order of the honorable J. W. Hamil
ton, judge- of the above entitled
court, duly made and entered on
tho 22nd day of June, 1027, direct
ng and authorizing that this sum
mons be. published onco a wuek;fot
four successive weeks and requir
in b you to appear and answer
plaintiff's complaint 'within four
wcoks from tho duto of the 'first
fiubllcatlon of this summons, which
b Iho 23rd day of Juno, 1027, tho
date of the last publication of this
summons . being - the 21st flay of
July, 1027, 07 within four woolcs
after personal sarvlco hereof, if
Bersonnl service of this summons
e made upon you without the stau
of Oregon.
. " GUY CORDON,
Attorned for IMaiiltlff.
Rcsldeuco and postofflco : address!
Roseburg,. Oregon. , .,
0 . , ,
NOTICE) OV VIS Alt SiaTTLK.lI ESN'f
Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned Administrator of 'the
estate of Lewis Ash, deceased, has
filed his final account lu tho Coun
ty Court of tho Stato of Oregon,
for Douglas County, and. tho nun.
Geo. K. Qulne, Judgo of said court
lias appointed Tuesday, tho 2nd flay
of August, 1027, at 10 o'clock In tho
forenoon of said day In the county
courtroom In the . courthouse in
Rosoburg, Douglas County, Oregon,
as the time and pluco for hearing
objections. If any, to suld account
and the settlement thereof.
All portions interested In said ch
talo aro hereby notified to file their
objections, if any, to said account
at or before the dato appointed fur
final hearing us aforesaid.
Dated this 2Urd day of Juno, 1027.
ADDIRON H. ASH
Administrator of thu Estate uf
; Low is Ash, Deceased, '
NOTICIC OF FIN A I, IIIfllUNa
In tho County court of tho Slate of
Oregon for Douglas County.
In tlie matter of the eatate uf
Howard K. Church, deceased,
Not leo Is hereby given that thu
undersigned administrator of tho
estate of Howard E. Church, de
ceased, haa filed In the above en
titled court and matter the final
account of his administration of
said estate and that said c.ourt, by
order duly made and entered, has
fixed Friday, the 8th day of July,
1027, at the hour of ten o'clock In
the forenoon of said day, as the
time, and the county court room In
the court houso nt Roseburg, Doug
las County, Oregon, ns tho place
for hearing objections, If any, to
said final account or to the settle
ment ot said estate.
Dated and first published June
9th, 1927.
M. E. HITTER, '
Administrator or the ntalu of
Howard E. Church, deceased.
NOTICE OF Fll.fftn OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
In tho Conntv Court nf the f-tihtu
ot Oregon, for Douglas County.
Tn the matter of the entnte of
Benjamin A. Dowell, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that' 'the
undersigned Administrator nf the
estate of Benjamin A. DnwitU. de
ceased, has filed his final Recount
with the County Court of Douidm
County, Oregon, snd that the Court
has fixed Saturday tlie 0th day nf
July. 1027, at Die hour of ten
n'cl'tek, and ttie county court room
In the court 1'ouse of DoukIss enmi
ty, Oregnn. as the time and pluco
of hearing objection to said final
n'-count, and the settlement there-
JOHN W. TJOWKM.
Administrator of the epiate uf
Beujatiiln A. Dowell, deceaatd