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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-RF.VIF.W. ROSEBURC, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. 1929, CHICAGO COLD KILLS lIllCAiJO. Jan. 2.-One lii-il uh found deud and two more Seriously frozen a Chicago anu viciuily shivered In the grip ol Hear zero weather which nai bed lis coldest stage Ht a ni. today. The lempe raiuitf al iliai time was 3 degrees above ero. Some of Hie outlying sections of the city reported unofficial tem peratures of zero ami 2 or 3 below. i DIPLOMAT IS BETTER f'l.KVF.i.ANT). .Inn. 3.-Tin con dition oi Myron T. Herrlrk. Pulled States ambassador to France, uho l III with asthmatic influenza, huh described an "much imiiroved to day by I. John Phillips. I.ast night Mr. HMck was able BEWARE THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON Coo gin from cold may lead to tw rious trouble. You can tnp tltrm now with Oeomulflinn, an emuUifird creosote that ia pleasant to take. LreomuUion is a medical diicovery with I wo-fold action; it aootlK-s and faeali the infljmed membrane and in Jiibtti germ growth. Of all known drugs creosote h rec ognized br Inch nirHic.il authorities at one of the great! healing agencies , lor coughs from colds and bronchial irritation. Creomulsion contains, in addition Vo creosote, other healing CREOMULSIOIOj FOR THE COUCH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON ; Announce B ROTH ERS Trucks BU5E5 AND M DTD PL j to sit up In bed to rend and listen j to thy radio. I '1'he 71 year-old diplomat wan , forced to bed ul his Cuhmin Falls ; estate about ten days ago uhen he' 1 Buffered an attack of bronchitis. ; loesday night ni condition suu t deuly became worse and two tank uf oxygen were sent from a i i hospital to the estate to be used In ' case of emergency. Two nurse al ho were put on duty at hi bed side. FALSE COLORS KLUKKLY I.AHV (who wishes I to appear yotuiKK Would you be lieve li ? Tlie hairdresser took art hour to wave my hair thin morn j !" ! r'RIKNI): Hut couldn't you have j none for a walk In that time? ' Ijv Mouslique, Charlerol. elements which ioothe and heal the Jnntirned membranes and stop the ir ritation, while the creosote goes on to the Ft om a ch, ia absorbed into tha blood, stuck the seat of trie troubla and check the growth of the germs. Creomulsion it guaranteed satisfac tory in U treatment of coughs from eo!d, bronrhilis and minor forms of brorii-hi.il irritations, and is excellent for build inn up the system after olds or flu. Monry refunded if not re lieved aftT taking according to direc tion. Aug your drutreist. (ortv.) The complete line of Trucks, Buses and Motor Coaches which Dodge Brothers have been manufacturing and selling under the name of Graham Brothers now take the name of their makers Dodge Brothers. These Tracks, Buses and Motor Coaches have always been powered by Dodge Brothers engines. For years they have been built of Dodge Brothers parts in Dodge Brothers plants according to Dodge Brothers standards. These Trucks, Buses and Motor Coaches are sold, as they always have been sold, by Dodge Brothers Dealers everywhere. For Power, Speed, Safety, Economy, Fine Appearance and Dependability, Dodge Brothers Trucks, Buhcs and Motor Coaches will continue lo merit that high public re gard which impels keeu businessmen to purchase them nt a rate of more liiuu a million, dollar' worth a week. I Pit I IR A i n i i uni 1 1 r imii in i allium pflnminTPriiTQPrrn 1 UniE.SU I ULHI Ul LLU innnmirpnrni'min 1 u ricrnn n LU LLU I lii iuu:i Two superstitions have been laid ::nd a scientific law revised an a remjit of recent parachute-jumping experiment at Wilbur Writ' lit field, the atin.v -i.-t liueiital air tr;t't htiitkiii, at D.oton. Ohio The liupiTHtitioiiH. which re ceived their deathblow when in-n begun jumping from airplanes, were; First, that a person falling from n high building would lose con nclouHtiefci because of the great speed at whl'h he fell. and. Second, that, because of the name hpeed, he would Ik1 dead be foie he Htruck the ground. And the scientific law which will have to he revised, at least no tar as Its practical application goes, is that governing; the acceleration of fa 111 tig bodies, nays Popular Me chanics Magazine. Theoretically a lal'ing body wil drop six'e-n and a fraction feet the first tsi'cond and attain a velocity of about thirty three feet at the atari of the aee oml second, aixty-aix feet at the Kiart of the (bird, and ho on a lotiK UH it continuea lo fall. Actuallv, a man of uveniKo weigh! 1N0 pounds, inclndlilK efpilie meiit -will never attain a speed of more than ln nitleH an hour, re gardb'Krf of how far he drops be fore opening hia paiachu'e. Tlie jinsw-r is tint the (heoretl- COACHES Ciil Jaw applies only to objects' dropping in a vacuum, and in prac tiiul lite the resiatance of tlie air b''cciuc:i u great us Rpeed In citasi a that there 1c a liniitlng ve locity tK-youd hich an object of given Hewitt and slxe cannot pass. Mankind went along for genera- ! I tuns teheVi,iK the two sursti tions alfout iuicons iousnena and death resulting from long fails, and accepting the law of acceleta- tion. with some vague corrections ; to allow for wind reaistance. It took the Invention of the airplane i Reviewing the altuation as re ; and the parachute to correct them, f gards the supply of grass and clov The aitperatlitons received their ! er HVfd for planting next spring. deathblow when Lieut. Harold It. I (j Kdler of the United mates ; Harris, the first man to make an ! department of agriculture In a ra- j emergency jwracnme jump irom am address througn tne depart- i disabled plane, dropped 2,ulu feel , nient's regular uoou-hour service i through the air and still was con over a network ot 15 stations in ! scions enough to pull the rip cord tlie middle west and south, warn ! ring of his chute and come safely ed farmers not to delay their pur !uun to earth. Lieutenant Harris I ttiates of needed seed supplies in wasn't deliberately trying to dis-1 o,e hope of lower prices man now i prove anything. With a companion prevail. tin another pursuit plane, he was! "Farmera," said Mr. Kdler. , siJ-.giMg a mock fight above the i "may well expect to pay more for i aytun field when, after a dive, his j practically al: of these seeds than I plane wfi apart at 2,5mm feet above, nMy did last spring. The buying ! Hie ground. Lieutenant Harris cast j Df seeds should not be put off un off his safety belt and Jumped. He ill the last minute, and this is ea jfell head first, tumbling through pecially true this year." i space for hundreds of feet, until, speaking of the general situa jhis parachute finally snapped open ' tion, the marketing specialist said j 5i.ii f.-ct above the ground and. the year had not been favorable i brought him gently to earth. tor grass and clover seed, tixien- Since Lieutenant Karris Jumped, ! dozen of other men have purpose i ly leaped from planes ami delayed pulling the rip cord until they had . falien l.iiou to j.mom reet. no one: lost consciousness, nor did any of I them die. I llecause of that, the army decld- ed to find out how fast a man ! might fall, or the point at which the air resistance became so great , thi-re could he no runner accelera tion of tils falling body. To nieh.su re the speed of a body fiilllng from two or three thousand the speaker, was 4ti per cent feet to the earth In a matter of a ! smaller than last year, and prices few seconds Is a delicate opera- j though higher than last year art) tion, but the army engineers i still lower than usual, although solved It by letting the falling body j prices have advanced from 3 a do the work Itself. A dummy man t hundred for clean seed at harvest with a parachute pack was rigged I u $4.50 recently, up. 'Ifie outfit wus the same size! Kedtop, produced largely in iA a man and of the same weight, ' southern Illinois, made a good crop ISO pounds. To tt was attached a j and is moving rapidly at increasing magnesium flare, and the outfit) prices. Orchard grass also is in nent aloft In a plane on a dark good supply for seed and is mov niu'ht. iug comparatively slowly. But the On the grcund a camera was letup r Kentucky bluegrasa. so im focused, (quipped with a media- porta nt a constituent In lawn nism which closed tlie shutter for i giass mixtures, was the emallest in an itiKtant every second. The pilot 11 years and if there were not a of the plane went up to the desired considerable carry-over from last altitude, flew along above a line of , year, the supply would not be suf markers on the field, touched off tieient at any price. As It is Ihe flare of the dummy, hanging J prices to growers were nearly below the ship, and after a it twice as hih as last year, .seconds released it. Alfalfa seed supply Is over a As soon as the flare was lit, the i'.i.d smaller than last year. Mon camera began recording a line of tau- was the only state reporting Utihl. broken at one-second inter-! an important Increase and I'tah vitls an the ahtiltir was momentar- ' and Idaho, ordinarlv heavv nroduc- I ily closed. A straight line of long thus hen. which, because ot the fore- shortening ot 'lie perspective, ap-ianom $t3.;o per urn pounds tor pea red diagonally acroHS the top of common and from $25 to $35 tor the plate, marked the flight of thejUrlmm alfalfa seed, dummy while slill attached to the W inter killing affected red elnv plane. As it was released it con- er and supplies are a third lens tinned torwnrd and downward In a. than last year, with prices advanc curve, recorded aa more dashes or ing above last year's figures. Al Ught. V iku clover was aifected even Next two nutomohiles were j more severely, and the latter part placed across the field, turned of October prices to growers av toward "ihe camera, and their lights leiaged about $17.25 or $5.60 Ii1k.ii lunted on. The two headlights j er than lartt year. White clover is marked the line of ihe horizon, audi much smaller ttian last year, with when I hey weie connected and the; Wisconsin lar below Its usual pro line projected to one side until it'duction and pi ices rising above met a line nroiected from ihi last years. Imports of while cl.iv- da-hes made hy the flare while!1 have been heavy, but Kuropuau tne mimmy was sun attached to the plane, the horizons were es tablished. From thin point, it a! simple to connect each of ihe J black points between the one-second dashe with this distant hoii- j '-on point and establish the dls-1 ttince the dummy fell in each sec- otni. A vertical line, figured accord-1 Iiir to the known height of the plane betore the dummy was re - teased, completed the measure-1 ,ne result that the 1928 crop in ments. th heaviest producing districts is Firm the dummy was dropped i materially smaller than last year, frcm 2.4;".i feet, and it reached j Th rrot i" Canada is reported to earth In seventeen and omMhlrd ! 1h' """ h smaller than in 1!27, and seconds. Its maximum velocity was ''!" eed will he available for ex 17S feel a second, or 119 miles peril"1'1 ' t niled States. Prices hour. Then the dummv was taken awaking about $5.10 a huntlted up to :i.on(t f.-et. uiul It came down Hrt' about the same as last year." In 2M.S seconds. Again the max I- ond. or 11!' miles an hour. They tried it then from 2o feet, but somethinic in the way in which It wan released started the dummy tumbling o er and over, ami the result was ii whs 22 sec onds coming down: a maximum v butty was attained of only ltn feet a fecund, and ihe highest speed thercioie was only li'It miles. A Heco'id dummy, weighing onl 115 pounds, complete ith a para chute pack, wrts tried from 3.2m feet, and. with lis much lighter weight In proportion to the highest speed reached was but ." t nines nu iomii. ni "':ni.wi. a nwi weight of pound.-, carrying a dummy pack, was dropped from :i. 'T.'i fe t. and. w Ith lis greitter m iulit and much smaller bulk, t.ie air resistance was so much les i h;tt It renched a speed of 2t'ti mile an hour. More Interesting si ill. however, mere Hie discoveries about the ef reel or the speed ot the all plane on the forward speed ot the Hum in v after ll was dropiatl. Theoreii c.illy, nrcordii'g to another scieti t Tic law. ir the plane is travellim loo miles .in hour the dummy will h;ie that lorward speed whe-i it i e;ivea the plane, ant! continue lo j pinve fn v. nrd at the same rate I whi'e fallii't. with tlte result thut. j when it moke the ground. M will t be dt'-ectty under ihe i"jsit ion of I ihe p'ane at that moment. Tl.al is 'rue. in a Vitciuttn. hut again air re s-t:ii'ce plavs an Impoi t ;inr pai t, i ,1 i bomb dl-opper- leitllt' d tieig ;U(. .lu d wli.it purl H !laH, Ho- ''.i'ok oh lc nc ro ot l lie - - show, l.ieut A C. I'oulk. who con dii'-icl ihe !'i"ttti' n ! s. s-;rrimHl i' t;p In his rejort when he wuid ti'iii toinclt Winch liie aUfU ie Im ptrt- to the diiut'to diniltit-.in a the w toc i' due io gra it y In 1 1 imsci It a tn a, i jumped I rom n dsne rtu in I '., ' miles an hour, be would i ontir.ue to mote toiwant ittfilioutih.il speed until he oi tied hN p;ti itch it' e. Lieutenant Pouik ad.U d. but If he left an aii plane traveling faster lhan that rale, his velocity wouli (julck!) dia'iuish to ;i;.tt iimyuut. nnmniTi nrrn DuAnblli DllU MAY LEAD TO HIGH PR1CESWEXTYEAR I sive winter killing thinned' stands, particularly of clover. Weather was generally unfavorable, and crops commonly below normal. 1m- ,hi,ih n niany instances have been smaller, and a strong preference ior alialfa and ted clover seed grown In this country has also contributed to rising prices which ; for all but a few kinda of seed have been higher than last year, and for some the highest In sev eral years. Timothy seed production, said era, had large decreases. On Octo- ber 15, growers were receiving ; -'! iu are ugiit. i hweet clover production." sale' Mr. JOdler. 'Tor several years has been more lhan keeping pace with the greatly Increased demand. It is a crop i hut produces seed al most anywhere in this country. Ilepotts junl received Indicate that frosts, ruins and winds at or after harvest caused severe losses 1 mainly through shattering, wiin ALMA RUBENS DENIES PEACE DISTURBANCE ACCUSATION (Ak miIh1 I'ret Leawtl Wm l KOS ANTJKLKS, Jan. 2. Alma Rubens, motion picture actress Pteadej no: euiliy to a charge of disturbing the peat e before Muni cipal Judge Ceorgia Hullock tn court here today. The complaint was issued Mon day by a deputy city prosecutor up on the remiesi of Mrs. M. Vhl. own er of the house in which .Miss K li nens lives, and neighbors of th--, j actress, including I.eroy Mason. Mr. i iiu .lira, runs h.x am Kitu I ('Jrfw,, all of filmland. ! Atter enleimg her ph a, Ml.-s : KubMi. iitind jury trial ami lual; before Judge Hullo, k was wi for January x. CORPORATION j MUST PAY TAXES ON BIG SALARIES l - -I l'i WASHINGTON. j;in. ;.-.('nrMr-atiotiK must pay f-dcral taxes on that (iflri of iheir net incomes paid In large salaries to directors. The supreme eourt so ruled to day In a else hmiiuht hv ihe Hot an Worsted ims vf p;tssaic. N. J. The c.trnpa.iy v as roitinelle! lu pay additional Im nnte and exfcsK profits tavrs tor HOT amounting lo $ I.M .IMMt. - -- - - O -- NOTICE TO CRE0IT0RS 1 Notice U hereby given that the ! tindrsitied has been duly are.omt- eti by the Cminty Court of the j State Of (Meuoii. for P Hitlas mn t. d:;inisnrator of the esite of, Frank fturgn.-trt. tlereased All nt , , sops hatni claims against th es -j tale of said dx-edeti; me hereby , required to present ihe saint to tne. ptoieily trilied as required J hy law, at the offt.-e of ( has. V. ' Hopkins. Pet kins ituildiiig. Rom- -burg, Oiecon. within six nioinlis from this date - j lhtted iVcemher U. !:;. fHAS. F. HOl'KINjt. 1 AdTtilnistrattnr of Ihe estate of Fuak Luijliatt, Uexejeed. NOIIIK lO (ftlUflTOH Notice Ik hereby given that Itie urtjtrsi it U tui Uvifi bppiiiit-d b iliv Cuuiiij C'oui t of luf Statf ot Oi Hon for Lhji.k1 t'uurily. udiniii Ixtruior with the Kill ennexed of the tstate uf Uinta Jrim.e. Utnayeu. Ail p-iwfl I.R Hi; i laiHH utCMlUat aiU fMiHt arc hereby rrquirfd to pteitt'iii in uuti.r lu mr. properly veriflea aa reulrr-d by law. at KuNt-iiuric. Oi K"H. u itliiu aix ilit-nttta Irom thin ttt-. iatrd Junuarv X. );.'. Thomas knmk, Adminiatrcttor with h will in-n-xl of trie estate uf Kliaa J.nnit;, def Hiit'd. - o OII( K OK Fl.tl. !K'rt't-KHKT Not Ice la hereby given that th unn raiun d u'lmiiiir. r i it i nr of th eMail- of W. K. H.-kk. il- .-asi Iia fileil Ins final mi ouiil In the Count t'umt of the Slate o: O.vkuii f injiiKl'in County; ami the Moti. ie. K. ijiiine. judy ot ha.d court, iiaM app"tiil d l unlay. the Hh day of j t-fhmiiry, i:i. at 1U o'P k in the. for noon of Haul day, .in the county court room in the court bonne Hi ( KoaeDUiR. lMiuglan Coiinty. Oregon.! aa tlie tone and place for h.-nnti oujnliu'iH, If any. to MUld final ac- ; count, and the n-lt lennul thereor j All pemona interested in said ; eatate are hereby notified to file j their objection. If any. to eaid timtl a count, at or future liie tiniti ao lippolntid fr final hearing. laU-U Una 3rd day of January, W. I. IJIXON. ' Administrator of the estate of W. V. itoKKM. let aed. MflK K 1tl HKDITOItH In the County Court of I he State of Oregon ftn- lo aulas County. In tie- mutter of the entale of Klla Willey J trow n, I e eased. .Notice in hereby ((Hell that tile undersigned wa. on tlie ?lsl day of 1 leceinber. 1H. duly appointed ad- Willey Brown, deceased. All pei-Hona j havtnir claims agnhuU said estate i are hereby leqitlred to preaent the same, duly Vertried to Sylvia J. Brown at Rosebtirg, lourlns Conn- ty. Oregon, within six niontha f rum the date of thla notice. Dated and first published at .no Mini puunsncii HV time prcScrlleU in Mil Winer Oregon, thia 3rd day uf lhe nuhltcatlnn of this summons is once each week for four consecu SVLV1A J. ItROWX, I ,lve w,.,.ki and you are required to K"f. burg. January, 11 Administrator of the estate Klla Willey Hcown. lecean.-d. SOTICK OF FINAL JFITI.KMKT In the County Court of tlie State of Oregon for Ootigliis County, la the matter of the estate of I ni aui L.. Acker, L'eceuaed. Notice is hereby niven that the titiderti fgned administrator of the estate of Hiram I. Acker, deceased. hum filed In the ahovt entitled court his final account in set t lenient of (aid estate; and by order of said ord. Monday, the th day of Febr u- iv i t io i.'i-i.H-k a l in ihe -.l. in Kosehurg. imtiglas C.untv, re- ' f fate of Clara ullerton dejr eased, gon. has been fUcd as the tline and " the above ent led couit place for hearing objection, if anv his final account in settlement ot th.-re he. to said final account, and 1 "tate; and by order of sal.l for the actlUiiient thereof. j court duly mnie and entered of r- -OKO K AiKlS lord, Monday, the 2Mb (lay tf Janu Adiiiinlatra'tor. j ry. at 10 o'clock A. M.. In. the 0 county courtroom in the courthouse Ml Mil ON S 1 No. Rtllfl In the Circuit otirt of the state of. tireaon for Oouvlas Count Mary Kl la w..rt h. plaltillfr. vs. I Ktzle K. Palmer and Mny Palmer. hufhand and wife. Altie P. Hill;, Edith Karl and Fred Karl, wife; and husband ; Anna Perry and ! Captain Frank A. Perry, wife and' husband; Mamie Schlegel and: Frank Schbgel. wife and hus band; Augusta Cheshire and Wal-i no tt ttesnire, lie HD'i niishauu; Thomas K. Palmer and Anna p.tt nier. husband and wife; Ktlnl Piltner; Archie . I'.iltner atid Cla rlnda palmer, h unhand and wife; tiny liciifr.) and HlalH-ho Hen fro. h u shan it and wife; Fan nie P. I'linnilck nnd Thomas M. IHmmtck. wife and husl'anrl: Pose A. Ithmchai'd and Oeoixe Planch- i aid. wife and hits bund; unknown ' hells of V. ii. Spencer. de eas- j ed; also all other persons or . parties unknown claiming anv l lk'lit. title, estate. tP-n or inter- ! in tiie real estate decrthe1 in t rt'Vicy-' mplaint herein. I tefend.ints. P. Hill. Captain Frank , A. Perry, A una pert y, Klrie K. Palmer. May Palmer, Thomas K. ' l'alm-r, Anna pHlmer. Kth. -I Pal- 1 nier. Arc It) e C. I'thiit r. Cla Linda 1 Palmer, unknown lielr.s of V. II. Spencer, deceased; also all other, per -ens or parties link im w n j claiming any rltfht. title. . sWtte, , lien nr interest in ine rai estate described ill tile copip aill t ilei - In, I efe ndants above n:i med. i In til" name of the Stat.- of Ore-1 gon : You. nnd i ac li of you. are ' 11 reliy refiulred to npiear and an swer plaintiff complaint anal lift ' you now on file in the ahuvc en- ', titled eourt atid cause on or before i tlie last day of the time presi iib. d in the order of publication ,,f this summons, to-wit : on or hefure the I :Mft il:iv of ,lanuar, l !l .'!. sii beirm the ex pi i a tion of four Mill 1 II' late of the ftist mil. II. a- sShcd WtuXXTr: w,rck l.u'foVr,o"VsV.?.i,,;,i;SK weeks! answer', for want thereof. Die nlHin - tiff will appiv to On- court for tin re lief deuiik mh-d in said complaint. follows. tt-wit. that est h and all of you be required to assert and disclose in tins suit tlie nature, ex tent and character of any adverse rlaims. estates, liens or Interests whi- h you. or miy of yoi, assert in or to h:ci certain r-l -ropert listed in Pip'isinv i .mill . ore w It ik t !! I V fl in tt.e of Its b fled !ll;ip if p -ptiuu tiiat p I'iKht. the i.' lo-n ,.r inte K.irl le.il pr tit'e t -...pi r a .1 and phih.tif: . le: and for f iur.il p!li)leit lO lie H uniHon. .hi.U. till, d COUI t. to I c. inber ::. 1!e:- The date , f of this i:T.nii-i;ii and th" fl te e( and dated 1 ' -fh ! poblloiMnn f..r Plaint. tl I Norn -: T t tti'iu HMit ' ..T I b- T t.V Kietl t :'t h. liioi-r-.li: le 1 ! b. .-o ...U Hp- i-t-, .t . t 1 e Co ,r.l , i o.nt of ll Stat. of IT.-H. f'.i I..OK''l- I' IV H.I- Mln.lU.i- of tf i c-t e of Pill doiph s lnrin -1- d AH 1" ' - h.ivtilt .''..i'i. :rj,dll -So) e-l ile ne le r- l' t'. .1 t" pic t.t C'" v;.:oc u. in. pr- riv m ri- f,,d ree nr.d bv I.. H" t, ... ,.f t; l. iM.h a; Po.. t.M.B i:i: M. ( the Si.ile i in or d;f tli- 2""' day of Dci;ni br. IK-'i; and If you fail to ao ap pear and aimw.-r suld complaint, pniinui'f f'-r want thereof will ap ply ti the com t for the rlW f d--ruHii t. d in said complaint. in t ataleni.-nt of wni. li Is a f-d-l..w: I 'or decree tiiaaidvlnK the fiKnias-'' coriract nw rxistlns; b tw..,n piaintlff and defendant. inJ KTWutlni; i-iammr an Ot ce tr"m a'-irnun and ,l, Aiivr ard furth.r reli.-f aa to . it.- .-null nmv aeeni eiuitaii I Thi stimnn.ns is a-rveil uion yo'i I tiv publb atlon thereof for a period ' of onic each w.- k f'r four con- u-tivt- week In the Konehurg News- Ittiit-w. a n'-wpaper of b.-ih-'bi cir culatioii putilish' and trailed elnirK. iiouitin- c-ouniy. orn". hv order of the Him. (ieo. K. Qui tie. C.uittv Jude of 1 hi tig) a n County, option, made on the 2nd day of i-., n,u. r. i-"1:ii.k 4 PIK.,.TT Vft..rnrvi for Plaintiff. I'oatufflc r'a;dreaa: Koaeburg. Oregon. SI M H .. .VI 4 7 In the circuit Court of the ?"late of Oregon for ItouKlas County, (trace Viola Blackwood. Plaintiff. T.rrenre Alfred Blackwood. De- fendant. To Tenence Alfred Blackwood, the above named I-fendaiit In tlie name of the Htnte of Ore gon. You are hereby required to ap-p.-iir and ani-wer thn coiii.laint of l'lalntiTf filed againat you In the (-..,.- ..n rr liefoTe ....irilim of four weeka from .h- .tut., of tha first publication of i i im summon!" ami u vou m.i ... annear and anxwer naid complaint u--.tit thereof, the niaintirt win aiiplv to the Court for the relief de manded In nnld oomplnint. a ac .inrt statement of which ia as fol lows, to-wit: for a decree forever itiiMi.lvini: the marriatce contract I existing between Plaintiff and De fendant, mid for a decree or tne 1 e.inrl restoring to tlie plaintiff her ! former name of Grace tola Dur Tnll, stnrnmons Is served upon you v r,uhlication thereof hy Order of t)' i,,n j Hamilton. Judge of (ie rr,-ult Court of the Mate oi Oregon for Iwmglas County, which ! ( -,i,.r was' made and entered on th- av of Oecember. V.eJH. and the r,r..rtl.l in said Order ior '.appear ana annwe! ; f within four weeks from the date nf i i.i tintilication f this sum mons; the date oi ine nrii .u.e tlon of said Summons Is the -'-" day of necember. IKM. . postoffice and residence address is Hoseburg. Oregon. NOTICE OK FINAL RKTTI.KMKM In the Connty Court of the State of Oregon for poutrtas t ounty. In the matter of the estate of lra Fullerton. l 'eceasea. Notice la hereby (tiven that th i nndi'mi vneri administrator of ttie I 1 IloHchurg. lougia county, ore i. iiaa been fixed as the tune and I place for hearing objections, if any there be, to satd final account, and for the settlement thereof. NATHAN FITI.K HTON. Administiutor. TTTION In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Ooug l.i. in tlie matter of the estate of Thomas K McColhimm. m-ceascd. To: lila Waterman, Kose Winnie Smlt)(, John Nelson McCollum, Win. fee 1 1 McCollum, Joe Elmer AlcCollutn, .Jennie Verlnn Wuhlon. Ida Sibyl Fruzier. Ellen Ho Is. I Mary Alversnn. ltennie Alvei'Mon, i J an o-s Thomas Met 'oil um, E. t '. njliitn. Otirf McCollum, 11. K. ol him. ' Orceting: In the n;ime of the 1 Ftate of Oregon, you ami each or I you, are hereby cited ami required : to appear In the County Court of , tin Slate of Oregon for the County ' of OoiiIiis, In the Court room there I of, in lise'oirrc. Oonghis County. .Oregon tin Mondav. the 'Jth day of j .(unitary. i:2. at 11 o'clock A. M. I then and there to show cause, if i any there b. why an order should i not be made authorizing- S. K. ! Svkca, the administrator of the es i late of Thomas K. McCollum. 1 dee'd. to sell the real property of mi id estate for tha purpose of pay i ing the charges. expense and j claims against said estate w hie It - sa.d real property is described as lolTows: Ijnts numneren one t 1 i, and two (2. in Block Seventeen W. in tlie town of Ulciulale. Piuift la Count v. Oreirnn. Witness the Hon. Oeo. K. 0"lne, Judge, or tne ounty out t or ll State of Oregon for the count v I nil. u-Oli tli .-:) of oniil Cull I affixed this l'.th day of Oecembt ' Attest: Tra R It.ddle. Clerk. P.y H. W.l.rUU, Qeputy l NOTirK OP FINAL NKTTLKMKNT MITH K OP FINAL j In the County eurt f the State County. I loiiRla. I In the pint ter of t he I Cieoiife parlev Trites Noine Is h rel-y fi ! underpinned Kxe-nlr 1 Will and Testament i lev 1 r.tes. d used. f tie rtfc Par tiled in i.-r fnnl sahl es- - t ie :i ...ve elttith d court . ) a-count in sett), mem of i I t it-. ;ii;1 by oid.-r of rt. , Tlie :nd day of .la i uai M., 1 c-mntv courtto-.m in the cnrCum-.- in Koseloira, I iiIhs Count1, Ore-' ! iti. has he n fixed hs the tinu- ati'l 1 pl.ee for In arinif uNj-ci lot,?., if any tlure be. t.. said final ao.uit, and for the h, (tl,.)eHt thereof. I Hi-STKi: KLIZAHKTH TlHTKS. I Kx.i-uirix MlI'M i: TO i IIFIMIUHH on tor I oisjUs In tile Mollie matt-r of i, StltH Ol IS. d. ii that 1 i unde i i ii a Molh I llHS siratri ;t.ui to y, .ily Mi.poi liuli .f the est. tie d- d. by fit HI J tlitt sle- has duly oji.ilidod as mi. I itdinf n intra 1 1 1 . Ml persons i,a vm j laiuis imatnst the estate of s;ui Ide, etseil ih' h.'r.-hv nquired t j PfcM tln-rn with proper nnrheri, ! : 1 1 eritie.i an iy hw r.o,ulrii i H e un.h rsi x n .) nt i-er reid- m Oakland. lou;!as Cii'inty, htn six fro i th. ..f ihh f Ihe firvt pi.hiiL , w Im 1 ' nv I 'O.N NA ini-.tr;lrtx of th AKI.K V. - .-late Ad lin SiKourniy. d.-ce.t Mini k in itKiii roiti I it.,, c.i.nf Court of the St.it orrtcm tor iou!s County. e'TK 1 1 V..i r i drttie n pre, nt tt- s,tr"e ver i re.,,-... with .i -XH l'i the tlli'le-vum the of f . , f John i'd-n. l;..e- t Hioii ( im firft publit ned i I IM) pubii.h d this! I Till; t M I P" JOHN M f-Mf.tr f toe ht nt cf C.eoi 8 " "ml ll. d-- NOI Il t: Or' KIAL ETTl,r:UK. r Notice ta hereby given that the undersigned administrator de bonis mm of the estate of Nllen Belcher, deceased, has filed In the County t'ourl of the Ftale of Oregon for Douglaa County hla final account aa auch administrator, and that S tuidiy, me 1 J t h day nf January, J2, at tea o'clock A. M. and the uirt roi-m ol the ntl com i na been fix'-d aa the time and place for hearing otjiciiona io aiu -count and the .-ttl-ni,-nt thereof. Dated December 13. He.'. Bl'D BKU'HFR. Administrator de bonis nun of tlie eatal! of NlU n Il. h her, deceased. NOTK E OK FIN AL SKTTLENKT Notice Is harrhy given that the undersigned adiiinitrHtor of tho Rtate of Mahala Helcher, deceased, baa filed in th County Court of tne State of Oregon for Iouglaa County his final account Midi administrator, and that Fiitnrday. the 12th day of January, 91 at t-n nVlork A M . and the court J room of the said curt have been rixetl BS me nine aim t"!"1 hearinir objectlona to aald account and tlie settlement thereof. Dated December IS. 12. n BCD BKlXntKTl. Administrator of tha eatate of Mahal Belcher, deceased. KXKL'tTOIfS .OTl B F KAI.K Notice Is hereby given: That the nndeinlKneil. an tlie executor of th' estate of James (Jrokett. deceased, under and by virtue of an order duly made and entered of record by the County Court of poiiglaa Coun tv. nregon. fn the Kth day of !, cember, 1923, authorizing him. as such, to maKe sale oi ine rem tirniixriv hereinafter described Will. on Saturday, the U'th day of Janu ary. 1-M. at the noiir or. ten o cioc A. M. of said day. offer for sale for cash In hand to th highest bidder the following described real prop erty belonging to said estate, t" wlt: The east forty-two (42) feet of lota fifteen K. and sixteen (1 in block aeventv-five f 7 ! . Third Southern Addition to the City of Hoseburg. Oregon said sale to be made nt the front door of the County Court House of Oonglaa County. Oregon, tlie same to he made subject to the confirma tion of aafd Countv Court. Iatcd this, the 10th day of De cember. A. D, 1125. C. M. SMITH. Kxecuor. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that th undersigned Kxeciltor of the lisl Will and Testament of T. u. Hixon, deceased, has filed his final account as such Executor in tiie County Court of the Htute. of Oregon for uouglas County; and the lion. Geo. K. Quine, Judge of said court, ha appointed Saturday, tlie ith day ol January. PJ-'!. at the hour of 14 o'clock In the forenoon, in the coun ty courtroom in the court nuusu in Kosehurg. Douglas County. Oregon. as the time ami place for hcaiiutf objections, if any, to said account and the settlement the) euf, t Ail persona interested in said estate are hereby notified to file ineir oojeciious, ii an), to sititi account at or before the tiniu so ap pointed for final-hearing. oatea in is bin auy oi secern Der, 1323. JOHN M. THRONK. Kxecutor of the I-ast Will an4 Testament of T. O. lJixon. Deceased. NOTICK UF KIIKHIFF'S SALK In the Circuit Court of the State o .(jregon for Potiglas County. Arthur J. Theis, Plaintiff, vs. D. S. Heals and Kdun It. Heals. A. S. May and Annie fci. May, Ha Ion May and Jane ua May, and Tha Kiddle Stato Hank, a corporation, Defendants. Notice Is hereby given thnt undei and by virtue of n Writ of Kxecu tlotl and order Of sate Issued out ot the above entitled court In Xhi itbuve entitled cauye on the ."iih da) of December. 19JK, and to mo. di rected upon the Judgment and de cree and order of sale rendered and entered lit said cause on the 4th! day of December, PL's. In favor ol the above named plaintitf ami aK.ifnt the above named defend ants, which said execution and or. der of ale commanded me to sell the hereinafter described real prop erty for the purpoHu. of satisfying said Jurlgn.nt In the Sum of sixteen hundred forty-one dollars and twenty-five cents ($ICM.:5 with interest from December 4lll, 1!J, at six per cent per annum, and thy further sum ot one hundred twentv five doll.irs $ l J.".oo utt-M neys.' fe s, and the ctista and disburse ments of said suit tax. d at forty dollars and fifty cents $lo,iie: Now therefore. I will on Kridav. the 4th day of January, 3.'9. at II o'clock A. M. at the courthouse front door in IlnRehurg. Douglas County. Oregon, offer fur sale and sell at public auction to the high est and best bidder for cash in hand. hII the riKht, title and Inter est whi.-h the nid defendants or either of them bad on tiie !Mh day of November. 1 ::), or have at any time thereafter sen. ui red In and to the following described real proper sfi;ife jn Douglas County, Ore gon, to-wit: All of lots four ft) and five r,, nnd the east hail of t.ie southeast juarter (KU SK1) of ae.-tion -thlrty-slx 3i. in township thirty an south, range nix (tij west of Willamette Meridian, containing li.TJ acres, more or less. And I will apply tlie proceeds of said snle, first, to the payment of the cost of um IH Malt i ml I tm t anil Otsiiursetneuts of said mill; tnf second. t 1 he pny.'ii. nt f the a-iiount due plaintiff with accruing iiit- ri st as aforestid. Dtled at itosebtirg, Oregon, ttiis ."ith d.iy of Dei ember. Pil'S. P. A. WKltH. Sheriff of Douglas County. Ore gon, NOT ICC OF FIN4I. J KTT I.K ! I-: N T In the C'Kinty Court of the Mate, of Oregon for DomkIhs Co'.ntv. In the n atter of the estate of Ol. tri.-H M. Ritrneli, !.., ilSe.. Not tee i herein lilV.tl thtt t ' utiil.-iBiif ., ,1 H'l.iiini-lralor of the est.ite of Ch.irles M Itumell. ct ceas. d. Iins filed in t'.o above rn - titled Court tl,e filial aeeOUHt of hits administration oC snid cstst". and tnat smd Court, by an oid-r duly made and entered, lias fixed Saturday, the r.tii day uf .iHiiuaiv,, llc."i, at tlie hour of ten o'clock in th- foienoon of s.,bl d.iv, as tho 1 1 ine. and the ' 'fnity ','onrt I loom in the Court House In Koschurif, I oti in s Count v. ort if on. a t h pl.t e for h-;iring ikhim, ir nv, to Maid ft'iui acco-mt or to ti e set tlement of said etate D-Hed and (r'st lubliahrd Ie cember . 13.' .toils A ItonKPT-. Ad'nlnistrstor of the estate of Ch.irlei M. Ilutnell. deceased, O T! K OF FINI. fir.Tl'I.KtlKNT Voth e n h-ret'.y K'iV that tVe he ri.tr. r of t W III and 7 Me k. e. d fir.t f i ftn 1 i 1 , rt of , Do lu-las Co snd th" lion ot p.id emirt. IV the Sth rt:i .t.iM 15J3. ..I . k in the f.. n t he i rt hoes.- n ''iitif.. OregiHi. td;.e for he:r!n lo m;i ftteil ne, tlrn-ent t1 ereof. ;oB,-t iti g. ! 'inKl.K is Ihe tjoie ,nd oh i..iil.n f an unt, ui d the sei All persona tnre. d estate .t"- h-rrby r.'-'jfied their ohirH-tinns If nrv. t mtrd for final b-aring as af't I'Mol tltfs th day of Derenib. P W llK-'Kt RV. "f the list Will a I'd of (.hail U B..k!,. :x,-r.,t . T.-.t-f !