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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1929. ELEVEN TEAM EXPECTED IN t Asaociaun rrcaa LcuM Hire) j PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 21. The University ot Hawaii (ootuall team was lo ai rive here today alter a Zsuu-uiile journey from us turiresis iu the uuufaciiic. 'iuo days 01 practice lay m store for the invad ing islanders before engaging the Luiversity ot' Oregon eleven on Multnomah stadium field Sa tin day. The Hawaiian griddert maue two stops en route here from Hono lulu, one al Berkeley Tuesday and tne o i tier at Ashland. Ore., yester day. An intensive practice session was held at Ashland by Coach Olio Klum, a former resident of that town. Eight native Hawailans, a Japa nese, American negro from Cheyenne, W yo., and a white stu dent, Noel Howell, of Honolulu, compose the proposed starting line up as announced by the Hawaiian mentor. 11 includes the Nobriga twins, Ted and Arthur, anil Cap tain Kusty lioll, ace ball toier. The latter is the triple threat menace from the mid-Pacific gridiron fort ress and he astonished spectators wno watched him yesterday with his excellent passing, kicking and running. PRINCE OF WALES HAS CLOSE CALL IN AN AIRPLANE (Associated PrcM Leased Wire) LONDON, Nov. 21. The Prince of Wales narrowly escaped a col lision in the air w hile he was mak ing a practice flight in his Moth airplane at Hesion yesterday. 't here was a slight mist over the ground as the prince circled over the air field betore landing, and it obscured his view of another air plane preparing to come down. The prince and the ohter pilot saw the danger in the nick of time and avoided each other by a very slight margin. The princo and the other pilot saw pilot of the other airplane before he left tho field. News of Douglas County IDLEYLD (NYws-Ifeview DmitfliiB Comity Si-wiuh IDLEYLD PAUK, Nov. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Swearingeu spent the Sveek end at the park. Mr. Swear ingeu is installing a furnace in the new Vosburgh home. George lieid and V. D. Heetl, Jr., are still at the park. Their parents are in Honolulu on a tour of the world and are celebrating their yolden wedding in Honolulu this week. ' George Anderson and Mr. Siiles are assisting in the construction of a house for Miss Melllsa Persons on her homestead on the North Lnipoua. Miss Persons is a sister of Airs. Carl Messing ot Hoagliu. Mrs. Mary A. Crown ot Tulsa, Oklahoma, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Vlcek. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shlnn and fam ily of West lio.seburg, visited the Winklers at ldleyld Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar tihockley have moved in their new house on their homestead on Itock Creek. LEONA (Ncws-Kivicw Puiifflas Couilly K'cbl) LKONA, Nov. 21.-Karl Powers spent Saturday in Kurpiio where he attended the lootball game. Mr. Jennison completed the disc ing of his orchard this week. The Leona school reopened .Mon day alter ueiiiK closed lor a w eek due to a suspected case of. lnlau tile paralysis. Mrs. Anna Allison spent Thurs day in Collate Urovu shopping and visiting. .Mr. and Mrs. UiKgs, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Claud Short and a friend from Iloswell Spring!), killed and dressed thirty-seven fat lur kevs Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Short mo tored to Drain Tuesday evening to uttend to business matters. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor Kin! the former s father. Will Tay lor, were lu Leona Monday on business. Work is to be resumed at the Leona mills tomorrow. The plant has been shut down lor a tew days while repairs were made to the machinery. WINCHESTER BAY fVw If. ;, IhttigUt IViti'iir i.ii WINCH K ST Kit HAY, Nov. 21. Miss Kva Aekert had Mrs. J. Hire and pniall son, iKinald. of Myrtlo Creek., hs her house guests last wt'i'k-eiid. Several new children wtre en rolled in tin' Winchester Pay jjrade school last utek. There anr now r6 pupils enrolled. Anionic new studHiits are Dorothy and Howard Parrt-tt. T. K. (Irae completed his par UK' last Saturday. The cirl scouts and boy scouts he'd their recular mcHinR la-t Monday evening hi the school houee with Kva Ackert and X. fc. tira as h adrs. Mrs. William r.nilibe entertain id Hip primary depanmeni of the (-nuiniuiiity Sunday school Satin -day noon with a liijM luncheon and social hour t th school liou.-e. Mr. and Mif. fleorce Tolman Children's Colds W A Checked without "dotsiDg. Rub on ?vrp 3 mt'.'QM JAPS USED VFflOiy and sons, Norman and Arnold, mo tored to Harbor last week-end on a business trip. The pupils of the grade school in Winchester Pay are working hard in preparation for the Thanksgiving program to be given November 27 at 7:3u o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Clouinger of Portland left last Friday alter spending a week at Winchester Pay visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Nottage. Mr. and Mrs. Cloninger are former Win chester Pay residents Mr. and Mrs. Pert Prescott and children of Timber, Oregon, mov ed to Winchester Pay last Friday to make their home. Mr. Prescott is employed in the Winchester Pay lugging camp and 1b a half brother of George Prescolf of this community. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Weeks re turned last Thursday evening from a week's trip to Klamath Falls where they enjoyed a duck hunt and also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maddox. Mrs. Clara Mills, who looked after the Week's business Interests In this place during the absence of the proprietors, left for her home in Cushman Friday. She was ac companied by her small grandson, nobby Cams, who will make his home with Mrs. Mills for the win ter. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Grae and Mr. and Mrs. OHcar Wren of Reedsport were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson'of Winchester Bay last Sunday. Mrs. E. L. Tolman returned to her home in Winchester Hay last Thursday after a ten day visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Overholser of Albany. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clark and Mrs. Tony Millyner of Ueedsport and Harvey Wilson of Marshfield spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. ami Mis. S. A. Weeks in Win chester Buy. Henry Ackert of Myrtle Creek spent last week-end visiting at the home of his niece, Eva AckerL Mr. and Mrs. Frank English spent Monday at the home of Mr. English's mother in Coquille. Mrs. Bertha PeGnath of Port Orford visited at the home ot her daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Nottage, in Winchester Pay last Sunday eve ning on her way home from Elk ton where she visited for several days. Mrs. William Keavis, Mrs. E. T Tolman, Mrs. George Tolman -ana sons motored to Marshfield last Monday on business. Mr. ami Mrs. George Prescott are the proud grandparents of a 12 pound grandson born to their daughter, Mrs. Dan Henderiukson, of Smith Kiver, last Monday at the Kizer Brothers hospital in North Bend. GLENDALE YOUNG FOLKS MARRIED AT DOUBLE CEREMONY (Nvwa-Urview DmiKi.m County Special J tiLL.iMJAL.ii, Nov. 21.-T-A double wedutiir; touK phtcu at the Jackson county courthouse at Alodiord, Monuay, isovember 18, when Miss Lilian ouLfou and Jinrlali lielcuor and Miss Mary Wianer and liart Belcher were nianied by Judge sparrow. ine two young ladies are both residents oi Meutord. Mrs. Harlan Uelcher in ihc uuugmer ot Mr. and Mrs. it. fci. button. Mrs. liarL ilelcu or is a daughter of Airs. J. J. Owens. Ine young men are brol it ers and are tne sons ol Bud lieicu er, wed known Cow Creek mail car rier, who resides a short distance southeast of this cily. liurlun Ueicher has been working at a large sawmill al Medlord tor sev eral years while his brother liart has been employed by the Uleuuaie Lumber company here until recent ly. The two young couples expect to make their homes at Medlord after a short honeymoon spent iu this city. A speciul wedding dinner in their honor was given by Mr. and idis. Knimet E. Uelcher in thiu city Tuesday. The newlyweds.were given a real charivari rl uesday evening b a lartge number ot their irieuds. MlTICH OK SIICItll'F' sxi.i: Ol'1 1U:.L I'HOl'KKll hi purHtiaiKe of a decree oT loie eloKiiru and oidt-r of sale ma le uiid elitt-red ill the Clr- uit Courl (' the .Stun- of Oregon, lor iJuuHiat c iiii IV, un JVoVeinlti-r llith. in lb""- .suit of Samuel L. MeniliiKer and Aa-ni- K. Meliuiiei. h ipimiid and .ile. plaintillH. v.t. N. A. tJiinz. Jr. sic .M. tianS (fu.-d ln-ivin a Jul. lio. O.in.l. Jila It. Tayl. and 1 . i:. '.)' lor. dt feudality lu- n-:uM-r.. of the sum il $ 1 ,y 7 7.''. wild inU.Cfl ttH i.uii at elKht per ccnl I" T nu ll u in I loin No ir in iif r 1 1 'J - -'. the lui tlu-r Minn t $l."iU.O.) n utt-.t in-y n fi vf. and fouls and dlbui un-u la.xt'd ut tlil.U'i. and of an ext uutlim upon said decrtM- dnl i.-siivd ut id sai l court on the I'.uh day '' No vel, ili.-r. l'.f-'J, 1 will i xpo.sf tor sale and j 11 at publlf am lion, as tn law direct, at Ihe court house door in ih.- citv ol i;o.etui k. Oreyon, on Salurda v. the -1M day of i ceein at t-n nVlwk a. in., tlie real propntv ?il un t-. In tin- I'outity ..f limiKla. and Hial-- of (n-"n. and dfscrib. d in paid d-cn-- and ol der "f tab un follow, to-wil: Lot.- luimtit i . .j fivi- ( and Htx (fit in blo-'k niimlii ri-d t w.-nt -liiri-f ..f aWite'.H Addition to th- 'iiy t lIo.Hetnn V. Iti I ).nilan "on my. i m-iion, as shown by t lo- recorded map or plat of aid addition. Said sab- will b.- mad.- for mfli In hand and will hi- xul-ject lo confir mation by paid court. Iat-d at lto-liur. OP-Holi. .No- Sheriff of LotJKlai County, un- A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Cong i from colds may Irad to rious trouble. You can stop thrm now with CrcomuUion, an cmuUified' creosote that is pleasant lo ukc. Crromulsion ia a medical ditcovery riih two-fold action; it soothe, and heali Ihe intUmed membrinci and in libit iterm growth. Of all known drum creosote it reo rpniied by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for coughs from colds and bronchial irritation. Creomulsion contains, in addition to crrowte, other healing CREOMULSION fOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANQ ON AUIIIMVI-KATOH'S MITH K HLIU FINAL AtlOl.M' Iti tht? County Court of tho Slate of Urt-Koa. ior Ijoukim Cuuniy. iNolice la helt-Uy ivi-n. tliul the admijfistratoi- oi ihv estate ot C. H. U m-elur, UeieaseU, nut. liu-u in the County Courl oi Liuuttius County. hm i nut I HLiouut uh buUi auuitum- trutor. ami that the court ha livid Alonuuy, tun ' lal uay of li'c-uibt-r. lyjj. ai the hour of ti-u oVlo. K A. M. at tho office vt tinj Comity JiulKe in the Court lloue at Hut bui b. Douglas County, urvfcun, an lie time mikI place lor the flouring of objection to b.uit filial Micuuiil it uii, and the si-tuvitu-iit iht it-of. 1. N. MATTHtV e. Administrator of the vstutu oi C. il. liei-ler, deceased. K.VCCtTHl-V XOT1CK In the County Court of tho Statu of O i t sun lor DuukIuh County. In tlie ituitliT of ihe eMtatu of CieoiKC M. Clark, deceused. NoLire la hereby y ivcn that the under signed has been appointed executrix of tho. last will and testa-, ineiit of GeorKe M. Clark, deceased, by order of the abovu entitled court and lias duly qualified hh such exe cutrix. All persona having elulius aKitlnst aald estato a to hereby n qui red to present the Banie, with proper vouirhers, duly Verified as by law required to the undiTRlK'ied lit tho offuo of Carl bZ, Wimberly In tho Klrst Btate and Pavings liank building in Uonebuig, OreKon, wlih in six months from the date of tne first publication of tlim notice, which la October 2. lUJlt. THELYSSIA C. MYKRS. Kxecutrlx of the 1nI will and tcHtitmciit of Georuo Al. Clark, de ceased. .NOTICK OK i-IXAl, SK1UBJIKH In the County Court of the State of Oregon lor l'oiiKhia County. In tho matter of the estate of Julia A. dammit, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undermKned executor of tho lattt will and testament of Julia A. Gar liattt, decerned, haa filed in the above entitled court bin final ac count in Bottlement of eald estate; and by order of aald court duly made and entered of record, Mon day, the "th day of November, liJ9, at 10 o'clock A. il., in the county courtroom in the courthouse in Hoaeburtf, Douglas County, Oregon, haa been fixed as the time and place for hearing objections, If any there be, to said final account, and for the settlement thereof. T. W. JOHNSON, Executor. NOTU'K OF MIi:ll l 'H SHAI.I3 In the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon in and lor Douglas coun ty. C. si, Jlcnninger, IMaintiff. vs. H. lj. 1-ihc lu-r and louise 10. Fischor, liusbanu and wile, and K. Jv. Alc leudoii, uud K. It, iveiiiiy, Uu Kuuaiiis. iSotiee is hereby given that by virtue of an execution and older oi sale duly issued out ot the uiiovu en t Hod Court and catie on tne day ot October, Jyy, upon a judg ment and ueciee duty rendered and entered in suid court uud cause on tuu ist uay ol October, imv, in la vor of the above named piuintilf C e. lluiiuiiiger, and aganisi the above tiuiued Quienduiuo il. Lt. F i seller and Loinse 1'i.schei hiishnnd and wile, for sijiv with uitcicst tnoreoii I loin the Ist uay ot uctuber I'Jt'J, al tix per cent per annum, and tor me uiruier sum of ;iu.uu attor ney Ices, and lor Uio luriher sum ot .iy.i;n costs and disbursements, and costs of and upon this writ, com manding ine to make sain ot the fol lowing described property, to-Wit : Ijoim tour (-i ), live (ii) and nine l and tho east iia.f or tho . v . U ot section au, lot ono (1 and the .v i-J. ut tho N. W. 14 and ttic south halt at the N. W. Vt, and the north hair of the S. W. 14 of Boctlon 211, and all of ttiat portion ot the, Uu nation land Claim of Calvin C. Heed and wlte, the same being des ignated us Claim fso. 4 7 described ' us iollows: " ! Beginning at the intersection of the western boundary of section L'u, with Hie soutli or leit bank of the: North Lnipqtia river, thence down1 stream with the meanders ot said ' left or souihei n bank eighty and i one half degrees west twelve I caaitis; thence south degrees' west live and seventy h ill id red I lis 1 chains; soutu 07 ',4 degrees west 1 f . . j l chains; south l'7 degrees; west '6,2ti chains; south 'All and U grces, east u and 5 h uud red t lis I chaum; suutli 11 and degrees, east! 11 and ii hiuidredilis chains; soutli! 44 degrees cast IS chains, south .M degreuM cast 4 and 00 hundreds' chains to the intersection of the left bank of said river with the west ern boundary ot said section 2 thence north on said western boun dary lo the place of beginning con taining: 46. Ill acres and being that part of said donation land claim ly ing south und under the leit bank ot said North L'mptjua river, the to tal of said acreagu above described is 4bLf.jS acres all situated in town ship l!l south, range It west of the Willamette Meridian hi Douglas Countv, Oregon, reserving however 1 to J. U and S. A. Kendall and their heirs and assigns all of I he rights ami timber previously granted to them in (led of conveyance which is of record in the office of the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, together with tho leim-mi-nts, hereditaments and appur teiiaces thereunto belonging or In uiiv wise appertaining excepting therefrom the following described property, to-wlt: Beginning at a point un tho left bank of the North Cmpqua river where it Is Intersect ed by the north and south line through the center of suction INI, township i-'C south, range G V. W. .M., said point being marked by an oak post scribed "N. 10. Cor.', run ning thence south Ktf degrees la minutes west IVA'M feet, south h degrees 411 minutes wnt 2'iM feet, and south 7-'i degrees, S7 minutes west 0.I7 y feel along the (south r left bank of the North Fmpqua river to a point marked by a t inch by tw.-nty-four inch Iron pipe driven In the ground. th-nce south li;ar,.i feet lo a two inch by twenty Tour Inch iron pipe driven in the ground, theit'-e cast 1114.1 feel to a 1 Inch by twenty-four Inch iron pipe driven In tho ground, on the before mentioned north and south line throuKh the center of had sec tion llieiice nor 1 h 1 degr 4 minutes east along mid north and south center line l'j::i-4 feel to Ihe place of beginning, being a part of lot w. and the east half of the south west ipiarter of said section 'JO. township raiiRe a west W. M., -onlaininf A'..'.'. a ri- nnre or less in Doiigla County, ohkoii. Now therefore In compliaiicf with thi comiiiaiid of fiaid writ will 011 Friday the s'jnd day of November, llijy. at 2:;t0 o.:p"k f. M. if caid day, at the Court Hus- frontdoor in Ito.ehurg. Douglas County. Ore gon, s'-ll at public a net j, ,11 sul.je.-t lo red-mptior. to tli- hifcli'-t bidder elements which soothe and heal th inflamed membranes and stop the ir ritation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, ia abwrbed into tho blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the pfrms, Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of coughs from colds, bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial irritations, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or 612. Money refunded if not re lieved after taking according to direc tion!. Ask your druegist. (adr.) for United Stales Gold Coin, cash iu hiii.u. iiiu uuove UfkiTitud prop erty and all ntfiil. title and luU r ent tlte delenuaiils, 11. L. Fischer and Louiae fci. f'lcher, husband and wife, had on the 2Jnd day of Sep tember, i Si:5. in the above described properly, and" all riglit, title and in terest any ot tnu auote named Of ten dan is since have had therein, and Mm apply uiu proceed ol ucn aute, Kirl: To the payment of tne ex penses of this foreclosure and sale and tue coata and disbursements of this suit includiiiK the sum of jeli.ow attorney lee. Second: To tne payment to plain tiff the sum of ii0 due on said juuginent with inierest thereon from October 21st. liTJU. at 67- pel annum. ( innu: 'ine oaiance, u any tnero be, be paid to K. K. McIeiuion. de fendant herein until the judgment liens held by him onanist the de fendant herein. 11. I Fischer's in terest In the property hereinbefore described he tuny satisiied, and then tdu overplus if any be paid to the clerk of this court for K. It. Kenny the other defeiuiant and judgment lien holder herein, and 11. 1 Fischer and Louise F.. Fischer de fendants herein, as their respective interests may appear, or tuu their legal representatives, as by order of said court in said execution to me directed, commanding me to sell the above described property in the manner provided by law. Dated this 24th day of October, 102'J. ' V. T. JACKSON, Sheriff of Douglas County, Ore gon. NOTICK OF Jtlll-miFF'S SALE OF HE A I. I'llliriMlTV In the Circuit Court of me State of Oregon for Douglas County. Eva Webb, known also as Mrs."W. S. Webb, I'iainiiff. vs. W. C. Moore, Defendant. Notice in hereby given that, by virtue of an execution and order of sale issued out of the above entitled court In tho nbuve entitled cause, pursuant to the judgment and de cree nut do and entered 1 11 said cause, commanding me u.s sheriff to sell the hereinafter described real property to aatisiy the said Judg ment and decree rendered and en tered in the abovo entitled suit on the ZlHi nay or October, In ia- vor of the plaintiff herein and iigalnxt the defendant above named for the sum of Il'U.UO with interest , thereon at tho rule of eight per cent per annum Irom the 7th day of De cember. llt-'7, and the Hither sum or; $16.00 allowed as attorney's tees' heroin and tho plaintiff's costs and disbursements In this suit taxed and allowed nt tho sum of $19.00, all in accordance with said Judgment ami di-cree, I will, on tho 23rd day ol November, lyjs, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the front door of the Court House In ltoseburg, DouKlas County. Oregon, offer lor saie and sell at public auction to tno highest bid der for easli In hand tin- following described real property, to-wlt: An undivided one-sixth interest In and lo the following described real property, namely: the north half ol tho southeast quarter of the north east iitlarler of sietioil five and the south half of lot lour in section lour, all in township 31 south of range 5 west of the 'Willamette Meridian, In Douglas County, Ore gon, subject to redemption, as pro vided by law. and I will apply the proceeds of (uuii sale (a) to the pay ment of tho costs and disbursements' of said suit, including said attor ney's fees; (h) to the payment of the amount of plaintiff's judgment herein, including accrued interest thereon; and te) tho overplus, if any, 1 will turn over to the clerk of the above entitled court for the benefit of whomsoever may bo en titled' thereto. , Date of first publication October 24, 1929. Date of last publication Novem-. her 21. 11)1). . I V. T. JACKSON. 1 Sheriff of Douglas County. or.o-i Oh' Notice Is hereby given that, by virtue of tin order ot the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Douglas County, made and entered of n loril on October lif, l'J2'J, au thorizing and directing the under signed administrator of the estate of Hiram O. Works, deceased, to sell, al private sale, all tho right, title and Interest of said deceased; and of his estate, In and to thu hereinafter described real estate, I will, from and alter Monday, De cember il, li!, offer for sale and proceed to soil to Hie highest bid der, for cash, all the following de scribed real estate, to-wiV A11 uudiided one-half interest lu ami to the southeast quarter of sec tioii township -lit south of ram;u S YV. of Will. Mer., nil in Douglas County, Oregon. Terms of sale, cash in hand. Hlds may bo submit ted to me at iny law office In llill.i boro, Oregon, or at the County Clerk's office lit ltoseburg, Oregon. Dated this November 7, l!t:'!t. llKN'J'UX BOWMAN, Administrator of the estatu of lliiaiu (J. Works, deceased. MITJCK OI-' FINAL HljTTI.KUtiVr In the County Court of th- state of Ori-Kfin f "' ' 'otinlas 'ouiity. In the matter of the estate of h-dwin K. Thornton, deceased. Notice Is hereby Riven that the undersigned adml uist rat rix of Ihe estate of Kdwln K. Thornton, de ceased, has filed In the above en titled Court tin' final account of her administration of said estate, and that said Court, by an order duly made and entered, has fixed Saturday, the Unih day of Novem ber, l!L';i, at tho hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day. as tlie time, and the Countv Court Itoom in the Court House in Itoseburil. Doug las Countv. OreKun. as Ihe place Tor hraritiK objections. If "ny. to said filial account or to the act t lenient of said estate. Hat.rl uud first published October si. ma. nrtKTA n. ni:i:i:iK. Administratrix of the i-stnte of Kdwln K. Thornton, deceased. Watch Tongue For Signs of Illness Your ton true is nothing more than the upper end of your stomach and intestines. It ia the firpt thing your doctor looks at. It tells at a glance tho condition of your diges tive system and physicians say that 90 per cent of all sicknesses start with stomach and bowel trouble. aw a wnite or yenow- 14" J9 coating on your t'Si tonfTus " a danger tSt signal of those dign- tive disorders. It tells tJfT you way the least ex- ertion tires you out; Lockatyour why you have pain in toncve tno Doweis, gas, sour wry morning! stomach, dizzy spells. And it's a sign you need Tanlac This good old reliable medicine has helped thousands who wero physi cal wrecks. See how the first bot tle helps you. Tanlac contains no mineral drugs; it is made of barks, herbs and roots nature's own medicines for the sirk. Get a bottle from your druKKit today. Your money back if it doesn't help you. Tanlac ! 52 AUILION BOTTLES USED .NOTICtt OK MIKHIKF'M SALE OF incAi. i aui'i.in In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon lor Douglus County. H. a. jansvn. H. l. Kogera and Guy Cordon, f lain I lit, w. Oregon Mercury, inv, a corporation, LfuleliUant. Auiito is hereby given that, by virtue of an execution and orucr 01 suit.- issued oul of ihu above nmUid. court ill liie above eiituuu sun, pur suant to tlie judgment ami tleiiee made und entered ill said cause, commanding me as sheruf to sell the liei emu. u-r described real prop erty lo miUoiy tne said judKmeiit aau decree n-mli-red ullU euieicd III the above entitled suit, oil tne Jltt day of October. liJl. in favor of lot above named planuifis and agaiitnt tlie above iid.u.-o. Oeicudant corpoia tion, tor tbu sum ot j4i7.;j, with interest un 1 je-i.vl utt-i eoi at the rate of kia. per ri-iit pi-r annum from St-pu-mh-r I. lyjy. and witb futur es 1 on Ny.6ti6.; thereof al the rate ot six ikt ent per annum from the - 1st d.ty of fiepleuibt-r. l'.'2'J, antl the further sum of Satl00.ua nllow ed plaintiffs as reasonable attor neys' ties herein, and Ihe further sum of SlS.uti taxed and allowed as plaiutifls' costs and disbursements Herein, ail iu aecoi dance with said jiulKuient and decree, i will, on tlie J.lru day of November. 11 jy. t the l hour of ten o'clock iu the forenoon' of said dale, at the front door of the Court House in ltoseburg, Douglas) Cuiuy, Oregon, oner for saie and sell at public auction to the highest bidder lor cash in hand, the follow-1 ini? described real property, to-wlt: , those certain eight unpatented min ing claims, all located in Douglas County, Oregon, mitt more partieu-1 huly described as follows, to-wlt: I The llonanza Claim, also known1 as ihe lOast Kx tension, more parti -1 culaiiy described in volume 10, page M, of tlie record' of Mining Loca tions of DotiKlns County, Oregon; laicle Hilly Claim, more particu larly described in volume 11, at page of the records of Mining Loca tions of Douglas County; Lucky Striae Claim, also known as l.ucky Hoy Claim, more particu larly described in volume K. at page i!Je, of the records of Mining Loca tions of Douglas County-; L'lslo Claim, more particularly de scribed In volume 9, at paKc IfUT, of the records or Mining: Locations ot Douglas County; Itig Bonanza Claim, more parti cularly described In vol u mo V, at page 1 91. of tlie records of Mining Locations of Douglas County; Granada Claim, more particularly described In volume U at page lilt), of tho records of Mining Locations of Douglas County; J. C. No. 2 Claim, more particu larly described In volume 9, at page L'lS, of the records of Mining Loca tions of Douglas County ; and also, The miuioK claim known as the "Orbie Claim," more particularly described in volume 10, at page "10, of the records of Mining Loca tions of Douglas County, together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and up mirlfiianccM thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, subject to n u; mption, as provided ny law, ami I will anplv the proceeds of audi sale (a) to the payment of the cosWt and disbursements of this suit, in cluding said attorneys' fern; (h) lo the payment of tho abovo amounts herein ad judged to be duo the plaintiffs, with accrued iutorest 1 he reo 11 : and (c) tho overplus. If any there be, I will turn over to tho clerk of the above entitled court for the benefit of whomsoever limy bo entitled thereto. Dale of first publication October 2L lU. Dalo of last publication Novem ber ji, V. T. JACKSON. k Sheriff of Douglas Cuunty, Urd gon. NOTK II TO CHlIIHTOHM Notice Is hereby Riven that the undersigned has been, by an order of (lie County Court of the State of OrcKon for HoiifTlas County, duly appointed administrator of tho es tate of Jacob Cline, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present llio same, verified as re quired by law, lo the iiudcrsiu bed iidniinlHlrulor at the (ilendalu Slate lin.uk ill (ilendale, OrcK"h, Wllhlli six months from the date of this notice. Oated this 7th day of November, 11 it. . i. WAitimn. Admin 1st ra tor of the estatu of Jacob Ciihu, dueeascd. SI M MOIS In tho Circuit ( oiirl of the Stale of j OreKon for Douglas Countv. J. .il. intone, as i rusiee iiimut urn Iast Will and Teslnmimt of KIlT-.a-liclh A. tiliuey, deceased. I'lalntlff, vs. Harold Kdward Nicholas, Anna Sea man 1 1 a rt man, 1 urolhy 'olio Orabowski. William A. 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Oiaoowski and ail uiner unknown parties who have or claim Mitme tine, estate, iet-11 or Interest 111 Uie pioperty de scribed in the complaint herein, the iiutivt- mimed duieiulaiils: In the name ol ine state of Ore gon: 10U are hereby required to ap pear and answer tuu complaint filed against you in the above entitled court ana cause within four week, from l nt- dale of tue first publica tion 01 this summons, and if you tail to so appear and answer saiu complaint, mr want thereof, pi u tu tu t will apply to Ihe courl for Ihe rclief therein demanded, a succinct sutlelUelll Of V lllcll IS IIS follow ; Tne onject of this suit Is to obtain a decree autiioi ixing the trustee 01 the trust set lorth 111 tue complaint herein to sell, mortgage, lease, ex change. Improve or otherwise deal Witu lliu property embraced in saltl trust in accordance with tho pray er of said complaint and declaring that the last will and testament oi Luzabolh A. ihuey, deceased, ap points J. M. Throne aa trustee of the 1 rust therein created and declaring thai said J. M. Throne is now the duty appointed, qualified and acting trustee of said trust estate and par ticularly authorising said J. M. Throne as such trustee to sell or otherwise dispose of the following described real property In Douglas County, Oregon, to-wu: Lot 4 of block 1 mm lot 1 of block 2, all lu plat H Hosebuig Homo Or chard Tracts, according to tho of ficial plat theieof on tile In tho of fice of the county clerk of aaid county. This summons Is aervcil upon you bv publication in the ltoseburg Newa-lteviow, a newspaper of gen eral circulation published In Doug las Countv. Oregon, pursuant to i older of tho Htm. W. S. Hamilton. County Judge of Douglas County. 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