r
TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1929
108 STORES ADDED
TO WESTERN CHAIN
NKW YORK CITY, June 12.
The total number of J. C. I't-miey
Ca Btoros nuw in opertiiion
throughout thu countr yln 1105,'
wllh the 1UH stolen reprem'iitt'd- In
the purchane of the J. It. HyaiK At
Co. and ttiu McCracken Co. Htors,
brlngliiK iMh total up to 12)3. Thu
J. C. k'vuuvy Co. uame will Imj
placed over the last two chaiim on
AuKUst lat. iJespii the fact that
thu.se h tores are already hand ling a
lare volume of J. C. Penney Co.
merchandise, it la Hie plan o the
company to withhold the use uf the
name until all inventory of thu old
Btortm has been disposed of.
Leasett already completed will
briiift the total number of store
location! up to 140 by July lt
with additional leases now being
considered, At the start qf the year
the organization announced that
Buy new stores would be added this
year. It Is now cerluiu (hat tint
laiKu increase will be exceeded
beforo Iho full list of new stores
scheduled for fall opening has been
determined.
o
Eat barbecue, sandwiches aud
llv forever. Brand's lioad Stand.
MWK'K TO CltKIIITOHS
Knti In hereby ulvf-n that the
unl-rMiKn-il haa hf duly ai'polDl
! by the County Court of the titule
t Ort-Kon, tr 1joukIh ('aunty, ttd
inlliiHUti ix itf the fHtnte of .titlltuM
M. Al Connie. d-'eaHei. All per.ioiiH
hiivihK chiliim uKultiHt all -huU
an. Inrrhy rerii)reil Hi n-ent th
numu lo int; properly Verified UH re-
liihed l.y law. ul the office of H. h.
Kit ly, MiiHonlc Teinple, ItoH(liirf.
Oregon, within six itionllm from thin
date.
Muled May 1. 12.
Al-MA K. WAKRRK,
Administratrix uf the estate Of
JuuieH II. Wt I'ui niic, dec-wi J.
JVOTICK OP FINAL MCITI.KMKM
In tli Tounty Court of the State nf
(irejfou for thu County of Jioug-
lllM.
Iii the matter of thn ontata of
Jaim-n Cooper. deeeae1.
Nolleu i hereby Klven that the
uril.TlKnel. executrix of the rfiate
of J ii men Cinper. (P-eeune!, ha fih-d
In the County Court of Doulan
County. Stale of Orepcon, her final
Bi-i'ount a.i Miirh executrix, und that
Tuefdav, the JHth day of June, J2'J,
at the hour of ten oCpn k A. M. him
been fixed by H.'dd Court ax the time
for heaihiK of obJretliMifi to nalil re
port, and the nettlein.-nt thereof.
liat' d mill flrwt publlHlicrl at Itone
hur, Oregon, the Ifith duy of May,
11"'J' HARRIET I,. COOPKR.
KxonutrU of the f-Htitte. of .Jumes
Cooper, deceased.
!t takes 6",0h0 lobacco seeds to
make a tublespoonrul.
RIVALS
w
WIVES
THIS HAS HAPPENED
Ilerause she Is In love wllh her
employer, John Curtis Morgan,
successful lawyer, Nan Carroll.
, secretary, decides to resign. She
lingers, however, when she hoars
Morgan Is to defend a supposed
friend, Uort Crawford. Nan su-1
spects lliat Crawford and Il ls Mor- j
gan, wife of John Curtis Morgan, I
are lovers. '
After Crawford's acquittal, he
leaves ul once, followed closely I
by Iris. She writes Morgan she!
will never return to hlut. clevoiiy
nmlttliiK reference to Crawfoid.
Nan saves Morgan from despau
by directing blm more deeply m l
to bis work. For six months she
nets as long distance housekeeper
for him, winning the love of little
Curtis, his son, and bringing com
fort to a man who Ironically
thinks only of another.
Nan returns (rom her bur ex
ams aud Morgan tells her he hits
decided to divorce Iris. He pro
poses and Nun marries blm.
They are prevented from going
on their honeymoon by the ar
rival of David ltlackhull. accused
nf the murder of his father, who
begs Morgan to defend him. Nan
adds her entreaty and Morgan
agrees.
War three months the farclral
marriage continues, Nan believing
Morgan cannot banish thoughts
of Iris, and Morgan believing Nan
married him out of pity and love
for Hide Curtis. Nan tells her
self she can go on no longer In
this manner. Hysterically she
goes lo her room to pack. She
Is cramming clothutt into a suit
case when a low knock Interrupts
her.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTKH XXIV
Fur the first time since she had
come to occupy It three months
before, John Curtis Morgan stopped
Into his wife's bedroom. Nan,
clinging to the knob, retreated
slowly to make way for him. His
tuce was flushed but grim with de
termination. He did not see the
disorder of the room, the half
packed suitcase; his black eyes
bored Into hers.
"Nan! Nan!" How thick and
ciueer his voice was! "What did
you mean, w hen you said I was
'stupid, blind'? Nan! Tell me!" Ik
urn eil with curious violence.
"I won't tell youanything!" rtn
gabled, retreating from hint tipill
the door banged ugalust the wall.
"I've got to know!" He was al
most shouting at her, nud the flush
on his grliu, lean tuce grew Jarker.
"Hid you mean - could you possibly
meanthat you - lovo me?"
Nun's hands released (he ('nor
knob, Hew to her cheeks, pressed
hard Into them, but she did m.h tr
lo hide her eyes from him. Pin
bad never looked so proud as see
diil In her moment of supreme hu
miliation. "Of ionise I love ou! '
Her noshll.s and lips ouivend.
"Why did you think 1 married
you?'' Why was he staring m her
so blankly, so Incredulously? "Aud
now, that you've made me say It
go uwa. oh. go away! Yon iin-jhl
have left me my pride ''
She whirled sharply aviay irmi
him, but thu uexi Instant her -una 11
body was spun about aaiti, lu;
this time not in obedience lo h- r
will, but by the strength of his
arms, a strength thai Tor a mo
ment threatened to crush In hei
libs. Not (hat she felt the pain.
"1 don't want yo;:r plul" 'd.e
gasped against his coat. "l.V me
go"
O fW 4r NEA
5EKYKE INC
finish, John! When you had gone, I
went into the library aud ihcie,
anion your law hooks, 1 fouud a
book of poems. 1 lead the oue
you'd been reading a few days oe
fore, for you'd left a nmik-JT in
A poem?" he frowned. In ap
parently genuine bewilderment.
Nan quoted that last dreadiui
stanza:
find some
girl.
" 'And I shall
perhaps.
And u belter one than yon.
With eyes an wise, but kindlier,
And lips us soft, but tine.
And 1 daresay she will do'."
Her husband's puzzled fnwii did
not clear. "I never read, tuy su';h
poem, darling Nan"
"No? You don t remeiii'er these
lines, either?" she challenged, and
gave him (he first staiua:
" 'Your hands, my dear, adorable.
Your lips of tenderness
Oh, I've loved you fu'tl'.fully
and well,
Three years ,or a bit less-'"
'Pity?" ho laughed, In a voir
rough with emotion. "Oh, Nai..
Somehow he shifted her so tha
her head lav tu the crook of lnu
light aim. Above her, coming
closer aud closer, were his black
eyes. Uuuiiiy brilliant, wider than
she had ever seen them. It wa.t like
trying to face twin suns. IMindei,
she closed her owu eyes. ...
A thousand limes Nan bad i
dreamed of his first kis;, f.nd uo
she learned what pabid thinga
dreams can be beside the ecstasy
of reality. If be had released her
when he lifted his head ui last ;he
would have fulleu to the f!ooi. llut
he did not reluuse her. Oh, no. no!
she exulted, as he held her bead
against tils breast, so tha
heard the deep, quick throbbing of
his heart.
"Was that pity, Nun? . . . At
leant," he laughed, his voice vibrat
ing joyously, "we talk the sumo
language. b"or three mouths I've
been telling myseir Hint i didn't
want your pity thut unt'l yon
you learned lo love me i'd ntl
touch you Oh, Nan, iny dutiiu.
w hat si lipid, blind foul.H we've
been! Two supposedly InlelUgtnt
adults, sick with love for each
other, keeping each other at a dis
tance." Hut a little latter she hud to d
fend herself against his tlmrge,
of course. "I don't see how you
can say l kept you at a dislMiice. '
she gasped jerkily, tor her whole
hotly was trembling.
"You locked me out on our wed
ding night," he reminded her gent
ly. "I didn't reproach you. How
could I? 1 thought you had mar
ried me out of. pity aud beet. use
you wanted to be u miiihtr lo the
boy. All thai day 1 had fi It like
an exited king about to be led Into
a new klngdom- and then--', was
banished again. I blamed only my
self, not you. 1 tried to reaigu my
self to the truth that no woman
could love me. I blamed you no
more than I blamed Iris "
It was the first time that name
had passed his lips since their
wedding day. Nan turned In his
arms and stared up at him, search
ing his eyes with I he last flare-up
ot the old, sickening fear. No,
thank Cod, the uame had not
brought back the shadow of pain
lo his beloved eyes.
Nan summoned ull her courage
They must speak of Iris now, or
the name would forever stand a
barrier belweeu them. "I (hough!
you still loved Iris," she said stead
ily. He answered. T thought I did
too, until I wauled lo take my
real wile in my arms and found
the door lucked against me."
"Oh !" The word was u little
wail of pain. She forced herself
lo confess: "I - thai nunl lien
you'd gone to see Nina ltlack
hull -"
"You made mo go." he reminded
her. "I didn't care a uamn nbou;
a murder case (hat titnlu. but you'd
hehl yourself aloof all day, aud at
dinner poor, tunny llitle Curtis n.ul
said terrible things unconsciously
but go on, darling "
"You hadn'i kissed me," Nan ac
cused hliu. "You hadn't even ouid
you loed me, and- No, let me
with such Infinite teuderueu that
teais sprang into the girls eyea.
1 had a marvelous nurse alter tbo
operation," he pursued the metar
iibor whimsically. "It was her de
voted care which made the opera
(Ion a success, more than (be sur
geon's knile. And as most pa-
tieuis do.lfell in love wltb my
nurse. ... And. oh, Nan! The
wonder of it to be free of the
malady!"
"Are you sure you re cured"
Nan whispered. "Sometimes sucb
maladies break out again "
You can't frighten me," Morgan
laughed, bending his head to kiss
her again. "Of course, if you want
torture yourself You see,
darting, the whoie thing vas bo
purely physical, t never loved
rls' mind or her so it. ... I don't
even know whether had either.
I loved her beauty. With you, it
was so different. No, wait, you
little devil!" he commanded stern
ly as she was about to take hlnx up
on that. "I was going to say that
I loved your mind and your brave,
fine soul long before I loved your
body. 1 loved you in those ways
from the very first, hut physically
I was enslaved to another wotuau.
Whetn she was gone, 1 was free
to discover and full in love with
your beauty "
"I'm not beautiful," Nau pro
tes'ed, a little forlorn note creep
ing Into her voice. "Not like
Iris"
"No, thank God!" he agreed fer
vently. "Not like Iris. "Her beauty
is devilish, yours is divine. Now
Is It all said? Can we be
happy?"
Jiut, womanlike, Nan could not
forbear lo ask the forbidden ques
tion, the one question which she
should have avoided above all oth
ers. "Hut John what if you saw
Iris again?"
He did not try to lie to her. Per
haps It would have been better if
he had lied. Certainly a great deal
that happened later might have
been very different if he had. Ills
answer came slowly, conscientious
ly: "I don't know. 1 can only
say, 'Nan, I love you with all my
heart and soul and mind. 1 hope
I shall never see Iris again'."
"I Hee " sllO until vat-v nntallir
It was still necessary ic iThen, raising her head, she looked
at him with her wide, solemn eyes.
"John Curtis Morgan. I love you
witht all my heart and soul and
mind. And thank you for loving
me." she added childishly, as ahe
flung her arms about his neck.
(To Be Continued)
MITICK OF FINAL, SETTLE MUX T
Hut Morgan Interrupted, giving
the last Hue himself: "It WdJ t
a success.' Pood Nan! 1 lead no
further than that first verse and
the beginning of the next: 'Thank
God, that's done!' I echoed those
words. Nan, with all my heart
'Thank God, that's done'!"
"You mean?" Nan quivered
"Oh. John, don't He lo me now!
I can Imm r the truth, if you love
me as well as Iris
"I'm trying to tell you the truth.
Nan," he Interrupted gravely. He
held her away from him for a mo
ment, then stopped and lifted her
Into his anus, carried her to the
one big armchair that the room of
fered, llut one was enough. She
lay, child-small, in his lap, her head
against his breast, so thut she
could listen lo the beating of his
heart as well as to his words. "You
must know," he becau haltingly
"how It was with me. Y'ou saw
us together, for three years. Would
yuu have said thut i was a happy
man, Nan :
"No." she whispered. Her fingers
took fierce hold on the lapel of
his coal,
convince herself every now and
theii that It wusu't ull a dream.
"I was n stave In bondage. Nan.
Lord! I don't moan to sound pa
thuUc, but It's so necessary that 1
try to make you underslaiul now,
so that we can forget the past and
be happy. You know. Nan, I used
to get a dim sort of feeling that
It made you angry to see us to
gether "
"It did!" she agreed, vehemently
nodding her shining brown head
against his breast. "She didn't
love you, aud saw you small, made
you small when she was with you.
I loved you, and Baw you big "
"And made me big," Morgan In
terrupted, laughing exultantly.
"Hon'l you think I realize that
Nau has 'made me what I am to
day' whether she's satisfied or
not? Llut did you really love me
theu?"
"Won't you leave me a shred of
my pride?" Nan protested, blood
rushing into her cheeks. "Hut
oh, what does pride matter uow?
I loved you from' the first day I
worked for you. 1 tried to be de
cent enough lo resign, when I
found out what was (he mutter
with me "
"What was (hut?" he demanded
eagerly as u hoy with his first
sweehearl.
"Oh! when .Willis Todd wanted
to marry me aud was jealous of
you, and tried to make me say I
loved him aud didn't love you,"
she answered.
"And for three months I've been
tormented by the suspicion that
yuu loved Willis Todd aud married
me only because I needed you more
than he did," Morgan confessed.
"Hut about Iris. It had better be
said all of It. and then we can
talk about us. 1 did hive her. Nan.
w Uh (he most painful, shameful,
degrading, enslaving love that a
man ever felt for a woman who
could not love him. She didn't try
to pretend (hat she loved me. As
I said a while ago. 1 don't blame
her. llut I used to pray to God.
in my agony, to wake up the next
morning and find myself free of
my love.
"I knew Iris would be relieved,
even if her vanity would have suf
fered. I must have bored her and
annoyed her unbearably with my
passion. It made her despise me
and hurt me In thousands or little
ways. Put 1 couldn't cure myself.
My malady was so malignant that
it required a surgeon's Unite and
Iris elected to be the suraceon."
Hi paused and Nun's heart
luiiKetl sicki'iihiuly. Was he liv
ing again (he agony worse than
de;tih which that major operation
had caused him? She held hei
breath.
His arms tUhtcued about her.
One band cupped her little face
In the County Court of th State of
Oregon for Duutflai Cbunty.
In Hit matr uf tl xtat ol
J'lltin Co'ipwr. dcufd.
Notice In hereby Ktvwn that the
uinleraignt-i), vxttcutur of thw , lunt
will and u-Htauii-nl of Win a Cooper,
d-:eaitttd, hai filed In th County
Court of the BtMtw of Oregon fur
Duncan County his fluu amount as
Kin-h executor and lh;ii Friday, Hie
Jatlt duy of Juotj. 1929. at 10:00
o'io-k in the rorenuun and the
County Court room In the Court
Uuuve at Kus'jhurii, Douglas County,
Orfgon. have been flxwd as the time
and place lor hearing objection, if
any, to said Fitnil Account and for
thu Rfttlwiiient ot aultt estate.
Lat-d, HoKeuuric, Oregon, this
4 tli day of AIiy, 1929.
M1NUH M. COOPER,
Kxecutor of thu taut will and tes
tament of Pllnn Cooper, deceaaed.
Ian County. Orejfon, on and after
the 2Jiii day of June. 15 2 9. The aie
of iuli property will h nuliject to
confirinatluu of the a hove tin Hied
Court. ,
lu (-d at Ftonebure- ntntorL thi
23ni day of Slav. a. U, m.
JA.nr:s u. huwaku,
Administrator at tha futatH of
MoMle Howard, Foetofflce
addreaa, Itote-burK. OreKon.
KUTICB OP AntllWINTRATOUS
f lAAL Aitoi .vr
In the County Cturt of the State of
Oregon lor Hie County or Doug'
lue.
In the matter of the estate of
John WllllUiiiH. deceat-d.
Not let Ih hereby given that by
erdcr of the Countv Clerk, dulv
inuile and entered on the 10th day of
.May, laU, ttie County Clerk of1
Imuran County, Oregon, duly fixes
the time of hearing of final account
of John Williams, deceased, at 10
o'clock, and June the 17th, 19 it. as
the date, and the courthouse as the
place for thu hearing of objections,
if any there he, against the said
final account of the etttate of John
Williams, deceased, and thu final
Heltieinoni tnereor.
Dated this 16th day of May, 1929.
JKI-K WILLIAMS.
Administrator of the estate of
John Williams, deceased.
.NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT
SLMMONM
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon tor uoiiKias couniy.
In the matter of the estate of
.loli n J. Lav 1m. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of John J. (la vis, deceased.
has f led In the above entitled court,
his final account In settlement of
said estate, and hy order of said
court Friday, the 11th day ol June.
I'jjM, at tlie hour of 10 o'clock In the
fort-noon. In the County Court room
In the Court House at Itosehurg.
Oregon, has hei-n fixed as the time
and place for hearing objections, tf
any there be. to said final account
and for the settlement of said estate.
Dated mis i;m nay ot iuuy, ujj.
ItOltKltT W. DA V7H,
Administrator of the estute of
John J. Davis, deceased.
DAY OLD TURKEYS
$60.00 Per 100 Prepaid
HATCHES EVEHY MONDAY
Pure bred Bronze and pure bred
NnrraKansett. Carefully belected
ruiiKe Htock, vigorous. nd healthy
i' ine large toms. Husky poults.
Write for catalogue and latest sum
mer bulletin. Telegraph orders for
immediate shipment. Free circular
"Artificial Brooding of Turkeys."
RUSSELL POULTRY YARDS
Box 366-U Corvnllla, Ore
WANTED
IlItlB on 25 tier hard wood, 16
Inch; 5 tier old growth fir, 36-inch,
to be delivered itt school house at
Dillard by Sept. 1st. 1!29.
VIRGIL N. RUST,
Clerk Dist. No. 116.
Relief From Curse
of Constipation
A iiattte creek physician says,
"Constipation is responsible for
more misery than any other cause."
Hut immediate relief has been
found. ' A tablet called Rexall Or
derlies has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the sys
tem Into the lazy, dry, evacuating
bowel called the colon. The water
loosens the dry food waste and
causes n gentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming a habit
or ever Increasing th dose.
Slop Buffering from constipation,
Chew it Rexall Orderlie at night,
Next day bright. (Jet 24 for 25c
today at the nearest Rexall Drug
Store.
.vaL? i-wEin:: iZ
-f' ' '
A STANDARD OllA ;' V
Flag Day Exercises
The Elks Lodge
has arranged an exceptionally fine
program for
Flag Day, June 14, 1929
in the lodge room, Elks Temple at 8 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
UNITED ARTISANS ATTENTION
You are requested to ultend
special meeting June 15 at the K.
IV hall. Supreme officers and uieov
hers from other assemblies are to
be with us. 1'lease come.
Uy order of the M. A.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon tor uoukiub louuiy.
In the (natter of the estute of
Cora B. Singleton, deceased.
Notlco Is horitby lven that the
undersigned was on the 13 tit day of
May. 1!I21, duly appointed toy the
County Court of th State of Ore
gon for DoiiKlatt County, as adruln-
utraior oe me chuho ui
j..pton, deceasfd. All persons
lt. ..ig claims against sain esime
are L.-rMiy notified to present the
same tu the undersigned tit his resi
dence tn Itoseburg, Urugon. or ai ine
law office of John T. Ixtng, In the
Perkins Building in Hoseburg, Ore
gon, said claims to be properly verl
iled with vourhers annexed, within
nix months from the date of the
first puljllcutiun or mis noue.
Killed mid first published Muy 16,
192 a.
f f: sin'(jl,rtoj.
Admlntstrntor of the estate of
Cora IS. Singleton, deceased.
OP ADMINISTRATOR'S
It MAI. I'HOl'HUTl
Ol-
Fish at Idleyld PmIt
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, lor uougiaa touniy,
In the matter of the estate of
Mnlllf Howard, defeated.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned Administrator of the
estate of Mollie Howard, deceased.
In accordance with an order of the
above entitled court in the above
entitled cause duly made and en
tered on the 2th day of May,
authorizing nam A'linuusiraior
uiil tli.. n'.il Tironcilv of said estate,
will on iind after the 2 '2nd day of
June, 192'J, offer for Pule and sell,
either for cnsi. In hand or cah suf
ficient to pay the claims and ex
penses of administration and Die
hirliineo upon credit secured by a
Uiorttfa ge upon the premises so
sold, all the right, title aud inter
est which the said Mollie Howard
had at the time of her death lu and
to the following described real
property, to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest cor
ner of BloiU 4. Plat E of t'mpqua
Park Fruit Lands, running thence
along the west line of said Block
4 lt)0 feet; thence east 13S0 feet
to the east line of Block 2 of said
Pint K. rmpiiR Park l'nilt Ivinds;
thence north along the cast line of
said Bloik 3 to the northeast cor
ner of said Block 2; thence West
3Ui feet to the southerly line of the
Coos Bav Wagon road; thence west
erly nlong said Coos nay Wagon
rond to ttie place of beginning, con
taining fortv acres, more or less,
all in Vmpqua Park Fruit Iands
according to the plut therc-of on
file in the office of the rounty
Clerk of Iouglas County. Oregon.
Bids for the purchase of said
real property will he received by
tha undersigned In Boseburg. Doug-
Si u. fiT-ll
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Orvsou for Douulas Countv.
Qardiuer Mill CuiuiMuy, curpuru,-
tion, plaintiff, vs.
Clayton J. L-ds, a single man:
Kute u Coles and llatnaou p.
Coles, wife and husband ; Bertha
J. Walsh snd Dormer Walsh, wife
and h unburn!; Ida K. Clark and
Milton a. Clark, wife aud hus-
band; C. J. Marks and Mamie '
Marks, husband and wife; C. K.
Murks and Kva IL Mar.k., hus- j
band and wife; H. P. Murks und j
Mary K. Marks, husband aud wife; !
J. tv Marks and Anna Lena Murks. !
husband and wife; also all other i
persona or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest In tti real estute
deserllied In ttie cunipluint here
in, "Defendant.
To Clayton J. Leeds; Kate I Coles I
and Harrison P. Coles, her hus- j
baud; Bertha J. Walsh and Dor- ,
mer Walsh, her husband ; Ida K.
(.'lark and Milton S. Clark, her
husband; Mamie Marks; also all
other persons or parties uuknown
claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or Interest in the real estate
described In the complaint here
in; Defendants above named.
In the uame of the Stale of Ore
gon: You. and each of you, are
hereby required to appear and an
swer plaintiff's complaint ugainst
you now on file la the above entitl
ed court and cause on or before the
last day of the time prescribed In
the . order for publication of sum
mons, to-wit, on or before the 27lh
duy of June, 1!2, said day being
the expiration of four weks from
the date of the first publication of
this summons, the time prescribed
for publication being once a Week
for four consecutive weeks; ami if
you full so to appear and answer,
for wuut thereof, the plaintiff will
appiy to ine court ior uie relier oe- :
minuted in said complaint, a succinct i
statement of which is as follows.
to-wit: That each and all of you be l
required to assert und disclose In !
this suit the mil u re, extent and
hu meter or any adverse claims,
states. Ileus or interests - which
you, or any of you, assert in or to
that certulu real property, or any
part thereof, situated in Douglus
County, Oregon, und described as
lot number three (3) of section
number one (l) containing 44, is
acres more or less; lot number one
(1 of section number one ID con
taining :i.2;f acres more or less;
lot number two (2) of section num
ber two (2 containing 4a.3 acres
more or less; lot three :t) of section
two (2) containing ?."0 acres more
or less; bt number four (4 of sec
tion numher two (2) containing
27-ti-t acres more or less; ulso the
northeast quarter of the southeast
riuurter (N'lC'J SK Vi ) of section two
(2), ull In township twenty-two (22)
south of range twelve (12) west of
the Willameltu Meridian in Douglas
County. Oregon; that each and all of
you be decreed to have no right,
estate, lien or Interest in or to said
real property or any part thereof,
that you each be forever barred from
setting up any estate, fight. Hen or
interest In or to said real property
or unv part thereof; that plaintiff's
title to. said real property be quieted
against you a nd plaintiff be ad
judged to be the owner of all of said
real property in foe simple, aud ior
general relief.
This summons Is piihllfhd In the
Rose burg 'News-Review, a newspa
oer nublished In Douglas County,
Oregon, by order of the Hon. J. W.
Hamilton. J uilge of the above en
titled court, tnudu and dated Muy
23rd. iy29.
The dale or the first publication
of this summons is May 30, 1 It J9.
and the date of the last publication
Is June 27, 11129.
B. I F.DDY.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Post ofltce
address: Boseburg, Oregon.
You Should See It Work!
The John Deere General Purpose
Tractor
Can be equipped with Planter, Cultivator, Mower.
Sweep Rake.
These Tools are Tractor Tools
Not adapted to horse machinery, and they work.
10-20 Horse Power
$960.00 Delivered
FarmBureauCooperativeExchange
RV,., Oakland
- ' o
AGENT8 FOR
L. 4 H. Electrlo Range Bean Spray Pump Co.
Hood River 8pray Co.
8utherlin Spray Co.
Jnhn Oeera PtoW Co.
Hooaler and Milwaukee Pump
AUCTION SALE
$7,000.00 Stock of Merchandise of
F. S. Chapin Furniture
& Hardware Co.
MYRTLE CREEK, OREGON
Sale is open every day and will also be held each evening
front 7 to 1 1 o'clock (or purpose of
Closing Out
Our entire stock of Furniture and Hardware Nothing
reserved. This is your chance of a lifetime lo save, as we
must raise money.
F. S. Chapin
Z. Y. Pulford
Owners
Col. L. H. Linbarger,
Auctioneer
SAVINGS
Loan
aMD Financial Progress
You owe It to yourself and
loveil ones to make sure of
financial progress by saving
NOW out of your earnings.
Membership In our savings
and loan association will
speed you on your way to any
goal you set for yourself. It
provides a thrift plan that
will enable you to save SYS.
TEMATICALLY.
1
John R. Kelly
Sheet Metal
Works
HEATING AND VENTILATING
Gutters, Valleys and
Auto Body and Fender Work
Western Furnaces
New Location 444 N. Jackson
Phone 466
Red Ball FreightLineJnc
BONDED AND INSURED
Fast Daily Dependable Service
To Drain, Roseburg and way points, Marshfield and
North Bend. Make connections for Powers, Ban
don, Gold Beach, Port Orford and down coast.
From Portland Truck Terminal After
June 10th
This Line is Owned and Operated by
EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE OPERATORS
Free Pick Up and Delivery Service
Portland Phone Br 9461 or Br 9262
Roseburg 93 Marshfield 163-J
FREE! FREE!
Only Here For One Day
See an Entirely New Type of
Automobile
Show
THE PHANTOM CHASSIS
THE METALLURGICAL DISPLAY
THE COLOR AND STYLE SHOW
And That Remarkable Motion Picture
"DYNAMIC DETROIT"
Mr. W. F. Herzog, Motor Car Expert of the Hudson Motor Car Co.
of Detroit will be in attendance
Come and Bring Your Friends
Thursday, June 13th
IN THE EVENING
ROY CATCHING MOTOR COMPANY
i I