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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. ORECON. THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930.
THREE
RAILROAD TO RUN
SPECIAL TIN TO
AID DAIRY AREAS
State College Heads Plan
to Promote Efficient
Marketing, More
Patronage.
t
A special demonstration
one of the must popular and spec
tacular methods of emphasizing
any agricultural project, is an
nounced for Oregon by the S. P.
f and S. railroad and Oregon Statu
college as another means of assist
ing the present Oregon dairy indus
try through economical production,
more efticient marketing uud In
creased consumption.
Plans for the train have been ap
proved by W. P. Turner, president
of the railroad, and W. J. Kerr,
the dairy industry out of Us pres
ent depression.
The extension service of the col
lege has been given a free hand in
the arrangement of exhibits ami
program lor the special, and P. M.
Braudl and N. C. Jamison of the
dairy department are planning to
present m graphic form the pro
groin of the state dairy convention
land producers' associations of this
state.
The train, probably an eight-car
special, will start Its state tour at
Eugene and will traverse the lines
of the Oregon Electric to Portland
and Forest Grove, the S. P. & S. to
Astoria and the Oregon Trunk
through central Oregon to Bend.
W. A. Schoenfeld, regional, repre
sentative ot the farm board, has of
fered the service of his orguniza-
train.jtiou in making the special a suc
cess from the marketing stand
point. Interest in this angie is high
now because of the movement to
unify Uie cooperative dairy groups
ot the state. -
Local arrangements In the com
munities along the -route are being
made by Kenneth Miller, agricul
tural agent of the railroad, who
says he is ready to assist local
communities in making the visit of
the train a major event of the year.
Requests for a place on the train
president of O. S. C, as another , schedule may be made through the
means of carrying out the present 1 county agents or through the rail
nationwide program designed to litt road representatives.
MISSPAT
A Story of Romance
and High Adventure in
Life of Modern Days.
By Elenore Meherin, Author of "Chickie" and Other
Famous Serials
CHAPTER 8
A door at the end ot the dark
passage closed on Tom Burns.
William Bryce brushed his hands,
i A little Dink rose in his buttonhole
I dropped downward. He straight
ened it. With a backward jerk o
his head, he motioned Guy to the
inner office.
It was in wild disorder. Two
chairs were overturned. Pictures
' ou the wall were crooked.
On the table, papers were scat
tered. The lukstand toppled on its
Bide. A stream of ink trickled over
the polished walnut.
From tiie contusion, Bryce
reached over and picked out a
photograph. He set it carefully on
the top of the filing cabinet, first
wiping off a smudge of black.
It was a plc.ure of a young man
in a pilot's coitunie. There was a
Ion panel of the same young avi
ator on the wall. Pictures of Wil-
! Hum Uryce. Junior, at whose pas-
sionate insistence this factory had
s "Who kept my son from death?
f That fellow's dangerous."
' "Yes," said Guy, feeling his way,
t "it -might be wiser"
i "What! Buy him off? Let him
come in here and scream orders to
nie "
William Bryce was a powerfully
1 built man, quick, energetic. From
; his stubby, businesslike moustache
to his square, nervous hands he
was alive and bristling.
He now stood at a big. flat-
lopped desk and rapped with his
knuckles.
i "Do you know that he came in
here and calmly demanded 51,500?
i Actually expected me to hand It
4 over without a word? Wanted the
' check then and there. As though
I'm responsible for bis kid's health!
1 How am I Involved?"
"Did he want the money as a
' loan?"
: "Loan! He's drawn J7D0 beyond
! his wages right now. Loan! See
' that he takes all his stuff and
f clears out today! Give orders
'. that he's not to be allowed near
the plant."
PUTS EFFICIENCY
II
After many years of experimenta
tion in the construction of farm
machinery, manufacturers are now
building a very valuable piece of
equipment, known as the offset
harrow, according to George Hall,
representative lor Mltchel, Lewis
and Slaver company. This harrow
receives its name because of the pe
culiar manner in which it is attach
ed to tiie tractor.
There are many makes offered'
and purchase of one of these offset
harrows, reliably manufactured, is
an excellent Investment, because in
the present day necessity for abso
lute economy in production, the
purchase of suitable machinery is
a real investment.
The offset harrow is a toot which
fits every need, whether it be
turning cover crops for fertilizer,
leveling furrows, weed killing, gen
eral field work or close work to
the trees of the orchard. The off
set harrow does each and every one
of these jobs in an efficient man
ner and with a great saving in
time. Farmers and orchardists
should interest themselves in this
new and different tool which does
five or six jobs with real economy,
Mr. Hall says.
MITH'K TO CHICDlTOHS
! Guy returned to the workroom.
The emptiness gave him a tease,
strained feeling a sense ot un
easy apprehension.
Two weeks passed. Toward clos
ing time one Thursday, William
'Bryce rang.
"Where are the Miller specifica-
tions?"
"Miller specifications?"
"Yes yes! That's what I said,
i I gave them to Hums that after
? noon. He was to have delivered
v them."
"I never saw them. He didn t
leave them around."
Uryce banged with his knuckles,
j He Kioked quizzically across to
I Guy.'
'S "Wonder if you could get them?
.! They're no good to Hums."
A row of smalt, gray cottages,
1 each with rive wooden steps lead
i ing to the door and each with a
dustv six-foot patch of front gar
i den.
In one of these lived Tom Burns.
5 His uardeu was a yellow marguer
i ite bush.
! r.uv ran?. Footsteps clattered on
bare hoards. A woman with wispy
i vellovv hair and a frightened look
in ilio eves anKwereu.
Ohyou're Mr. Klliott irnm hip
I the newspaper wrapping. But he
led the way to a small back porch
where the washtubs were and
where a child's crib was crowded
into one corner.
A boy about six with gray, bril
liant eyes and dark, reddish-bluu
lips, lay there propped with pil
lows. He was very pinched about
the nostrils very white.
But he gave an excited laugh '
and reached out eager wasted ;
hands as his father said, "Look, 1
Tommy! Something for you." j
Burns stood and plumped up the ,
pillows. Guy perceived that he was
crying.
He culled his wife, showed her
how to fly the ship and followed
Guy to the door.
"I can't get a job. I've only
worked three days in the last
week.. If this keeps on "
He flung his head back with a
jerk. From the back porch came,
the sound of high rapid laughter.
Burns listened. '1 hen he said in a
kind of daze and as if talking to
himself:
"He could be cured. Gaynor's
child was cured. But it took money.
They had relatives. Good God a
child can be left to die because
people hold onto money. They
think it's none of their business.
But it is. I tell you, it's every
body's business!
"You well-fed ones think it s
none of your business. You think
you can build a wall around your
selves and prevent the evils that
you stand for from touching you.
You can't!
Good God! That fellow .could
save him. And he won't."
His wife came out and laid a
soothing hand on his arm. "Tom
be quiet. You worry the child.
He brushed her hand off. His
face had become livid but he said
with that peculiar expectant look:
I thought Bryce was sending
me a message, i tnougiu ne was
sending me money. He's not going
to do it ... ."
He opened the door. ltnoui
bidding good-bye, without any fur
ther word, he went ahead ot Guy
down the steps and down the
street.
Guv stuck the specifications in
his pocket. He watched Burns
flinging down the street anu again
that uneasy apprehension pos
sessed hint.
He was responsible the whole
world was responsible because
Tom Burns' child was left to die.
Slowly he started the car. was
there more than mere rant in the
words? And every wrong permit
ted is the fault of all? And are all
made to pay?
He shook off the oppressive
thought. What concern was I om
Burns to him and to the prett;.
girl standing now on a hill-top
waiting? How could his life ailed
theirs?
He would he late. Mis ; T'at
would stamp her foot and guily de
mand "Why?" He turned ins car
in the direction of the San Mateo
hills and went flying along forty
miles and more. Get swiftly from
the ache and pain ... get up
there in the twilight in the flowers.
Notice is hereby givt-n that the
liiult'isiKiieU, by order o( thu County
Court of UouKlas County. Orcun,
mmle and entered on the tith day of
.Muri-h. iy:tt), has been uppolntytl ad
inilitntrator of the estate, of IjUcV K.
Culver, decerned. All nefHons hav
ing claims UKauirtt unid estate are
lieiehy required to present tho same
tu me duly verified its run ui red In
law, at my officii No. 'Jliti North
Jackson MI'im-i, J torn-burn, Oregon,
at the olfu-e of my altorney Iru
Kiddle. IhiuuliiH Xn 1 imi:1 Hunk
BulldhiK, RoHelMii'K, Orenon, within
it months (rmn this drtte.
1 tilled at HoMetiurir. Ore icon, thin
i:jiii day of Mured. i;i:p.
JOHN CI TI-VKIt,
Administrator of the emute of
Lucy E. Culver, deceased
H 11
M & It Vol T0-4 U. 2 acres,
Jsce 1, Twp 0. K 12
Uud. Int. in SW k JSeo 26.
Twp 21. It S
Lot 1. S-jc 2s. Twp 21, It 12..
Lot 10, Sec US. Twp 21. R 12
Si-; SWW. Sec 31. Twp 21,
it 2
M it Vol 55-Sk L, In Sees
li-is. Twp a, n 5
M c Li ol 3D-1 lid l, M & iS
ul Cl-iya Lt, and Al it H
Vol 51-J93 L all in rtec H.
'1 p -1, It 6. M & 11 ot ftl-
'J'Ji L in bees H-li, Tp
HJ. It b
M & U Vol 66-305 D. Sec la.
i wp i'-, K I
M U ti Vol H-Ha li, Sec 1,
Twp 11 7
M & i: ol 6ti-aJ5 I), Sec i,
Twp 22. It h
M it l Vol oo-2'J, Sec T, Twp
22, It h
M 6c It Vol (,.; O and M &
11 ol io-ai D, tiL-c iu, Tv p
22, It S .
!ol 12. iiec 11, Twp 22, H 8..
Al & U Vol titi-UO.) L, Sec 11.
Twp 22, It 5
LfUls -lu, ec 20, Twp 22,
U 6
Ulid. int. in N gifc Sec
10, Twp 22, it y
Kl SW4 Sec SI, Twp 22,
n u
Lots Sec 16, Twp 22,
It 10
SW ttWM, tiKM HW14' In
fSec 13, lot 3 in coc 1-1, lots
i-S-a-4, K'.a St-:1 In .sec
2.1, uud i NV4,
.NVV and -nK14 S 14 Oec
2i uii in Twp '-I, It
tec SI, Twp 22,
It 13
tsf, Sec 2o, Twp 2,
it u :
Kfo toi-I SIOV4 Sec 36, Twp
22. It 13
Iot 2. Sec 4, Twp 2J, K i....
&1.3 KVs Sec 6. lwp SI. It 3..
S k Sec 16, Twp SI,
K 3
Lot a, Sec 16. Twp 2i, it 4...
Nfc Xt! Vi SiOU NlW. Sec
2't, Two 4. It o
SMi N Nhii S!4. Suu 31,
Twp .i. It
Lot 4, See 4, Iwp 2i. 11 3
una. i-j int. 111 101s 1-2, i'.i
aiut und. 1-3 lilt,
lots 5-6, K1 SK4, all in
Sec 1 fvp 2j. it, 3
Lot 4, Sec 17, Twp S3, it 4 . .
.NV4 tsthi S.l, Sec 18.
Twp S5, H 4
S SUM SK Slik. Sec
IS. Twp 25. H 4.
to'A tib4 St:V4, Sec IS,
TWO S5. Hi
SI0k SKU SKVi, Sue IS, Twp
l.APUwv ' are you?" The words
V. f!4rr.lv werp snokeii when Tom
Ittirns Ftfpned from the small hark
Hi. lonki'il darker and thin
' ikt The lint's Rhout his moulh
i 1 crp likn hitter p-ars.
"What btinss you? I thought
: 1- von'tl he ilroiittint; around!
"I wondered If you'd taken the
Miller sperifieations with you the
! iIhv vim left ?"
'fti ha!" lie motioned down
! the hall to the little room from
hlth he had come. "All 1 took is
In there. I don'l know what I took
You tan look."
Illue liriuts. lianers. T-snunres
.' nud rules were dumped on a small
dark ok talilr. At the hottom of
' the nile were the slieeltieatlons.
. Tom Burns stood at City's elbow
; and watched liitu with a jieculiar
e.le-lation.
"llnw is your hoy;
"He's still alive."
"1 remember that you said your
kid would so rraiy over one ol
'hoe models. I hronaht this alon
'i It has a -iirin;; in it. You an fly it
,1 lor him."
I. Tom Hums didn't say a word es
4 Guy took the tiny airplane from
4
The nicht after (iuy's visit lo
the home of Tom liurns, In
worked late. '
It was nearly ten. His drawing
was finish if. He loi'ered over it.
his hand tangled in his dog's long
scnirr.
"She likes us. Jim! She's darn
sweet!"
He turned suddenly ahout, har
Ine or thinking he heard a 'Vot
siep a pieahhv. hurried fo'itsicp.
ropyriht, l'JSll, Kins Features
Syndicate
To Be Continued.
OTICB TO CHEDlTOItS
r-itlre f hcrphv e-iven ih:t Iho
iiiulersimieil. hy order of the loun
ty Court of DoiikIhs County. Ore
linn, made and t me red un the 6th
day of Mareh, Hi SO. has been Hp
pointed ndinlnlHtrator of the estate
of Thomas L. Weaver, deceased. All
perHotiH having claims aKntnst said
estate are hereby required to pre
sent the same to me, properly veri
fied n rt iiulred hy law, at the of-
ii-e or my aiturney, Ira M. Itidille.
I ton trl 11.1 National Hank Huildin?.
KfiseljuiK, on won. within six months
ironi this date.
Dated Uiih lth (lav nf March
1K30.
T. U WKAVEft,
Administrator of the estate of
Thomas L. Weaver, deceased.
H 4.
.NOTICIO OV KIA1 Si:rn,HM15NT
III the County Court of tho Stuto of
Oi'i'Kon for DoiiHlas County.
In the matter of the estiUo of
t'Vunk liahn, deeeased.
Noth-o Ih hereby Kiveti that the
undi'i-siKUed adnnnistrii t iix of tho
estate of I'Yiuik Halm, deceased, has
filed in the above court and cause
her final account In settlement of
said estate, and the court by un or
der dniv made and entered has fixed
Friday. Die llth day of April, 1 !::.
at the hour of 10 o'clock hi Ihe fin-e-iioou
of said day. and the office of
tho County Jud. In the County
Court Km un in liOKobnrK. OrcK'm,
as the time and place for hcariiiK
objections to said account and the
settlement of said estate.
I'atcd and first published this the
Ulll day of March. IH.'IO.
UKU.A C. I1AIIN.
Administrator or the esuite of
Frank 1 la I in, deceased.
NOTlCi: OF FI.VAI, UK A lllf
In the County Court of the Stulu of
Oregon for IjoukIus County.
Tn the matter of the estate of
John P. Fash, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of John m Fash, deceased,
has filed In the -M ve entitled eoui t
his final account, of his administra
tion of said estate and the court, by
order duly made and entered, has
fixed Hn tin day, the 1 llh day of
April. lituU, al tin; hiur of ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
as the time, and the county court
nmin In thu Court I to use at Tiose
bui'K, In IjoukUis 'ouniy. UrrRun, as
the place for hearing objections, if
any there be. to tho said final ac
count or to tho settlement of said
estate.
Ialt: of first publication Mareh 13,
1930.
c. u HAMirrox,
Administrator of the estute of
Joan if. l aMi. deceased.
1 1 1 1 1 '
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H ALE, COUNTY AGENT OF
COOS, TAKES IDAHO JOB
XOTH i-: OF SAl.K II v ioic;i.s
Ol Vt'Y OF lti:l. IMUH'KIIT
IIKltKTOFOItK a cut ihi;i FOlt
t.i:.
.Notice Is hereby given that, pur
suant lo Ho order of the County
Court of 1 mhj u las County. Oregon.
uid entered oi the istn
uaiy, IHo. direetinir me
as sh. riff to sell the hei ei na f t r de
si rllx d 1'i'iU property lo-reiui'ore ae
oniied by snid county for taxes and
fixing the tn illinium prh for which
vac'i of said tracts of r.-al property
shall be solfl. ttie undersigto d will,
as sb'-nff of licoiglas C"ii;ity. Ore
gon, at tin- front door of tin- Court
lions- in Kos-burg. Uouglas County.
1 rrewoll, ii t i lie hour of t"ll o'clock
in the fu enoon on the utli uav of
April. h-11 at public auction to
the htgb-.ot bidder fr cash In loitid
Ihe bei-elnafter d.-sciibcd l-al prof.
erl y : pi ovid d. however, that iinf
f said tracts of teal property shall
tie )(fl. n-d at less than the opct
tirhe In-ret of ore fixed hv the Co tin -V.Coui-t,
Which sail upset price Is
hi-i' inaf t'r shown after tm h T said
tracts of said real property; (hat in
the di-s' i jpt Imi of said rent propi-rty
lh" following u 'un I atid ordinary
abe tat ioiim s oscd in Ihe of'ff' e
of tb.' Mi.-iiff and Tax folic tor of
sa.d niuniv aie used, thai to "HV.
aliliri i; t ions In p.i rt as foilous:
s-c" for si-.tion. Two' for town-
ffi red to iM-iiig so ii i ti I ' 1 1 ''
ai.d i
Tract adjoining Oakland,
toi-meriy ownutl by f raueis
Han dull, 2 ucres. Sec -J,
Twp 25. It 5
Cert. No. 1JC2 ill Sec 1U,
Twp 2&. It 5
Cert. 2'ii2 In Sec 10-JIi, Twp
2a, It
V& KW'li, NW'4 SW4, Sec
Is, Twp 2ii, It b
NVfe bee 3t, Tvsp 2.
It ti
NW'U NKW. K'.a N and
SW V N 4, See 30. Twp
23. It 7
W NW'm, See 21, Twp 25,
It 8
Sfc. 'A tiliU, Sec 3-f, Twp 30,
K 5
NVs NWH. Sec 36, Twp 2ti,
li 2
Lot 10, Sec 26. Twp 20, It 6..
BWfc SWVi BWH. e. 20,
Tw p 2ti, it
E' fxW. N HWH, See 24,
Twp 20. R S
Lot 4, Ktft SW'ii, Sue 30, Twp
2i. it z
SV',it bliiVi Mul'-i. See 'S.
Twp 2 1, It
XV)i hluhi St-Vi, Sec 2S,
Twp 2. it 7
SWli SWA SiChi, Sue. 28.
Twp 27. K 7
SK& Nfci'A SI', Sec 2S.
T,vp 27. it 7
Lot 2. iC NK'i and NK
Sli',. M'c 32. fw,. 2i. It i
Und. i int. In SVi Slu'A and
M-;Vi Sl. Sec 10, Twp
9M6
7.66
34S.01
7.13
102. 6U
69.22
39.18
13.55
112.45
4SI.12
312.110
22s.ys
1011.S7
127.37
800.00
400.00
ii ;..;.
2S3.66
1U8.4U
162.25
41.0b
15.37
s.su
9.71
15.3:
6G.ll
7.14
16.1)3
167.13
1 12.02
456.1
21 1.4 1
65.08
208.32
26.66
31.7G
404.27
2HD.7
12.32
18.26
HI. 2 8
lil.33
25XS!)
Lot It block 1, Hamilton's
Add. to lilcnduio
Lots 5-6 block 2 of Hamil
ton's Add. to O
Lot 6 block 4 of Green
Lot 7 block 4 of Green
Lot 12 block 4 of Green....
MvrtU I riuill
M & B Vol 23-406 D. less part
xoiu, aUU M it 15 Ol 41-1UU
i. all in Mrtle Creek....
hi acre west of lot 1 ill Cab
bert'a Adit, to Myrtlu Creek
Lot 6-7 block 3 for How
la ml & lj.unb'8 Add
Lois 8-y-W block 3 of How
land & Lamb's Add. to
Myrtle deck
Lots Hi-11 block 2 and lots
1-3-3-4 block 3 of Myrtle
Heights Add. to Myrtlu
Creek ami M & It Vol 6S.
4.2 1, all tn Myrtle Creek
Lots 3-4 block of HouU
vard Addition to Myillo
Creek
Oakland
Lots 1-2-3-4 block 11 of
Oakland
40 loot strip off south sidy
of lot S block 12. Oakland
i'art lots 4-5 and all lot 6
block 1 in Hid Oiikhiml-.
Lot 4 block 1 Sterling a Add.
to Oukbfiol
Lots 11-12 block 14 of Itlddle
All fractional block 16 of
Scotlsbui'K
Lot 1U blocK 6 of Sutherlln
lot 22 and all lot 23 lit
block 12. Suthorliii
1mL& 1-2 block 21 of Sutllel-
26.18
6,14
6.15
11.82
13.47
34.80
G2.33
S 1.39
16.33
111.02
45.17
11.59
7.1
&8.9U
12.08
31.71
33.02
C4.95
606.66
296.68
921.
223.06
Lots 5-6-9 block 23. blocks .
24. 25, 36, 21 and 28. Gleli-
dalw 850.39
All block 29, Glviidult) 207.66
Lots 5-6 block 30. Ulendale 132.49
Lot 1 block 30. all block 31.
mil block 3l, less lot 1 snd
less 60' x 140', all block
S4. C, lend ale 337.47
Blocks Jj, 36, 37, 36, 39.
Glendale 401.68
Lot 7 block 1 Hamilton's Ad
dition to Glelidale ,. 14.78
M & H ul 77-ttli 1. Myrtle
Creek . 6.70
Lot 5 bloj k 8 JohuBOti's Add.
lo Mvr( o Creek Z6.6
Un U-18-19 block 9. Suth
ll 11 49.22
Un 5 block 2 I' tit "ll," Hutll- .
rl n Uind & Water Co. .. 32.1a
Oast part lots 3-4 block 4,
Sutherlln i4inu & water
to flat V IH.l (
Lot 7 block 2 Plat "M' Sutll-
orlln unid & water t:.,. le.ii
Lot; 3-4 l'lat "(". llosebuitf
Home lrchard Tracts 205.07
M A D Vol 79-21 1). Iteeds-
uort li-'.&'J
Iol 12 block 7, Johnson's
Add. to Alyrtla ('reek ....
I'ato of first Dubllcutioii March 6.
1930.
lato Of last publication April 3,
1930.
V. T. JACKSON.
Sheriff of DuukIus County, Ore
gon.
69.
2S7.4S
100.84
16.52
63.05
4.28
10.01
It 7.
Und. Int. in SMi Sr
.NU'4 SW 'A, Sec
Und.
It 7.
,16,
',4 nud
, Lup
NKU,
Twp 29,
Int. in lot 2. SW
NW'Vi SH'i. NK
SW , Sec I. Twp 2S. It
Lot 4, Sec 15. Twp 29. It 3.
N K H i t , IX Wr '
Sec 28. Twit 29. U I
XK'4 NKVi. Sec 28.
It i
S',4 NM'4, Wli Si-:A. Sec 31,
Twp 29, It 4
Part of KWH SK'A- wmih of
O & C it it ami north of
river in Sec 20, Twp 21L, H 5
S1 Sid 14. Sec. 31. Twp 29.
i: 5
XK14 SU'U. Sue 36, Twp 29,
li ',a Sli 'V SV lA,' Sec' V Twp
251.:
1 13.;
42.8(1
101.6.1
2 9,
It
lin
Lots 18 lo 31 inclusive In
block 23. Sutherlln . .
Lots 20 to 24 Inclusive In
block 24. Sullierllii
Lots 17 to 2K inclusive lu
block 2.1. Sillherllu
Lots 1-2 block 28, Suth
erlln
Lois 5-6 block 28. In Suth
erlln 735.2'
Lot 1 block 29, in Sutherlln 151.
Lots 7 lo 12 Inclusive in
block 30. Slither in BJfi.O!
Lot 1 and lots 8 to 17 Inclu
sive in block 31, ot suther
lln M4 r.
Lots 1 to 17 Inclusive in
block 32. Slither n 817.3
Lot 3 block 33. of Sutberllii. 32.61
Lots 32-33 in block 34, Suth-
erun -iu. j:
Lot 34 block 34. S.ithei 1 111 . . 24.50
Sutlierllo Land V Water to.
Tract
E4 lots 3-4 btock 3 of
S L Jc W Lo Plat "W
Lot 4 block 2 of S L & W
Co. Plal 'Ii"
Part lot 2 block 1WSL&
W Co Plat 1'
Lot A block 2 S L & V Co.
I'ial -'tv Ct. 20o;"i, S.U2
acres
Lots 16 to 21 inclusive and
lots 32-33-35 111 block 1 of
S L &. W Co. plat "O" ....
Lots 4 1 -48 Pint "A" Orchurd
Hills
Sltiii 4 roils wide and 18.35
chains lung next to river
between county road and
river, 111 See 33, Twp 23,
It 7
SK'i, Sec 8. Twp 28. It 8....
M Al li Vol 35-4:i3 L. ill See
13. Twp 27, It 6 10.39
ten I I' ruier ty Aciolri-d y ( oant
iu 111 111 111 x I-11 reci mm 11 re sale
Lots 3-4, 1-: SWtt, Sec 30,
Twp 20, It 6
NHU, Sec 34, Twp 20, H 6..
L'lid. of WVi M'314. Sec 11.
Twp 20. 11 10
Nfc HW. Sec 4. Twp 20.
n 11
SW SldV. Sec 25. Twp 20.
It 11
M & 11 Vol 75-619 D in Sec
34 & 35, Twp 21. It 5
NKH SW. bev 30. Twp 21,
11 5
SW Sec 26, Twp 21. It 4..
. Und. Vi of SW4. ace 36. Twp
21. It 8
Und. 1-5 Int. Wfc NKV,
SI'U iNli',4. Sec 8, Twp 21,
lt 10
SKU SWk. Sec 31, Twp 21,
It 12
NK4 NWli, NWk UK 'A. Sec
36, Twp 22. H 5
M & 11 Vol 64-93 D.' Sec 14.
Twp 22, It 8
Lots 8-9-1 1-16-10-lC-li, Sec
16. Twp 22, 11 10.'
NKH, Sc.: 22, Twp 23. It 6..
NW'U. See 22, Twp 23, It ti..
M & It Vol 78-464 H 111 See
29. Twp 23. It 7
NW4 SKU NK4, Soo 27,
Twp 21 It Ti
Und. U of lota 3-1-5. Nli'A
SWU. Sec 34. Twp 24. H 7
Cert. No. 2112 In Sec 8-9-
16-17. TW 25. It 4
SK', SK'A SW, S.-U 20,
Twp 26, It 7
NW'i SHU Mi'i (10 lie),
Sec 28. Twp 27. It 7
M & II Vol 68-11(1 1). lot 1.
N',4 lot 4 block
iiiK Uiass, Sec io,
It 7
Ji,4 SliW, Sec 21,
M At li Vol 70-595 and Al &
li 73-216 U in. Sec 20, Twp
29, It 8
NWfc. SU Vi NK lA. M &
li Vol i0-124 U, all in Sec
12, Twp 29. 11 9
Lots 1-2-3 in Sec 1, Twp
C i SK14 . Sec ' 20.' Twp 30," ii' 1
Luis 1-2-3. Sec 34. '1 w p 311,
It 4
Si S:t XK'4, Sec 36. Twp
3-1. it 7
SWU SWU N V . W SK'i
swu m:u. W!i, NKU
N V 'a S K U . X W U N V ', t,
SlC'i ull in Sec 5. Twp
31, it 5
HI-, u Sl'l1 Sec 32, Tw p 30,
It 8
Lots 2-3, Sec U, Tvp 31, It 5
Und. i Int. lu W i NW'U.
Sec 16, Twp 31, it 5
SKU NfclU. Sec 36. Twp 31,
It 7
Lot 4. SWU NW",. SWU
SWU. ! 4. Twp 31, 11 X..
Und. 1-10 int. In N Mi,
S.-c 10. Twp 31. It 9
SW U. S.-c 26, Twp 31. P. 9..
SIC 1 NW U. Sec 2 8. Twp 31.
U 9
K'i K'j.
iv'.ti NKU
NW U.
K 5 . .
SKU NK'i, Sec 20. Twp
i. Twp 32. li 3
U NKU. NKU
15, Twp 32,
-6. Sec 21, Twp 32, It ft
It Vol 71-19; It in
tt'TcK, See 3:i. Twp 32.
SVc 26. Tw p 32. It 7 . '.
NKU. Sec 29. Twp 32.
NKU.
-t 4. Set
SW'U
SWU NW'
2. Twp 3.1.
NW U. See
1 ami
It 7..
- twp
321.19
IMj.MI
183. 19
79.13
IS....".
46. II
AiOTlCB TO CltKlllTOKsi
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon fur Douglas County.
Tn the matter of the estute of
Emma P. Cardwell. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has. by order of the
county Court or Douglas Countv,
Oregon, duly made and entered
been appointed Administratrix of
uie estate or Lmma p. cardwell. di
ceased, und has duly qualified 1
such.
All persona bavin claims against
said estate aro hereby notified to
present tho same, verified as re
quired by law, to the undersigned
Administratrix at tha office ot J. O.
Watson, Room No. 10. Douglas Na
tional Bank Building. Koaeburg.
Oregon, within six months from tho
date of this notice.
Dated and first published this
13th day of February. 1930.
HELEN J. CAUDWELU
AdmmlstratrfK of the estate of
Emma. p. Cardwell, deceased.
N OTIC Id TO ClllilMTOHJi
In tho matter of tho estate of
Henry D. Andrew, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint
ed administrator of the estate of
Henry D. Andrew, deceased. Alt j
persons having claims HRtiinst said.
'Stale, are norenv reouireu to ore- 1
ent the same, duly erlfied. lo tho
undersigned at Konm 8. DoukIus Na
tional Hank Building. Hosebui ,
Oregon, within slk iuoiiiIim of thu
iirst pumication or tins nonce.
Uiited and tiiNt puniisuea tins
0th day of Fobnuiry. 1930.
HAY lt. COWPTON.
Administrator of the estate ot
Henry D, Andrew, deceased.
C H I C KS
You pay good money for baby chicks, put
in care and work, and all because you hope
for profits.
Don't Gamble With Your Profits,
Feed Crown!
Farm Bureau CooperativeExchange
Roscburg Myrtle Creek Oakland
AGENTS FOR
L. & H. Electrio Ranges John Doero Plow Co.
Hood River Spray Co. Hooaler and Milwaukee Pumps
Sutherlln Spray Co.
U H
E',i SWl-
ll 1
Sec
Sec 2
5, Look-
TW) 21,
Twp" '2V,
'fwi'i' iiV,
Twp' ' '29,
It 4
SWU. See lit, Twp 29. U 4...
NKU SEU, Sec 20, Twp 29.
It 3
M & B Vol 3-ao of Wills,
Sees 2 & 27. Twp 29. It 5
S'a SW4. Sec 22. Twp 29,
22, Twp 2:. It '
. Sec 3U, Twp
Sec 11. Twp 29,
Twp 29, It S. . . 1
Twp 29. It 9
1 i. sue
:;-V.Sec" Vi
SW'ii ' 'Sec
Twp SO.
It 7
It 7
Sec
SW',, iNW'
2. Twp
li 7. .
if ll.e tlafe Lin- and We-t of ttiel
Wlllat'iett' M'ri'hKn. tur noulti,
"IV fr east. "S" I'.r north. W" for
wt. "M ft II" f'r met' s and hountls
d' fli rlpl ion. riaiiO'ly. "Al A l! Vol ..".
f..: It" men in tm ui'tes si vi I I mo rids
d.' script ion fimt.d In VfdoiMe of
the I feil i;er..rdi of Imhju.1"k Couit-
ni-vti. ') intzf ':, "I nd
Ixtt 2 in Sec 4. T"
ItoMchuru
Al & 11 Vol 61-:iS Lt, in Kose-
t"ji K , . .
Lots 1 and 2 in block Si ... .
Uhh 1-2-.1-I in block 2. Lo-
g.ird's Add
All block 2 Crescent Ileitis
Add
Lot K hloi-k 22. KlniifjB
Add. to Uj-I.k
Al A: It Vol tih-29 H, Kinney's
Add. to P.fl.K
K iiiiie 's
undi 1
1 l linn
f r If
ded. "I'.lk" f-.r bin
'Vol-
'l-" for pat-'e.
"I
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Mnr-int pri t.-aw-l Wirn
MAIiSIIKIKLI). flrt'.. Mareh 12.
lliirvpy Hal', county acent ol
Coo county for tin- past thief
years, trulay anuomi'fd lii ac
rpptaiiri of a similar position at
Tin Tails. Idaho. Hp will Whvp f,i(.w),lrt
this pfk to assume lim nr
duties. His sui:t:osor lias uot bt'f'ii
iiiiinrd.
fer
Mm
'it nt y. r'
H 1. W 1
fr.r S-i
l..r
Iff-
Wat
ot her ' nf 1 moil ali'iri'Vittt luns have
been u-ed. H:e uiraniiiir of w hn h is
w-ll undi rstond. and IhHt nil ilti' s.
and I'la" r lcrr u m in iif
1 1 t iT faid n-al prop rt
e Wlthlll P'lUlflas nUlllv. !'' II
That the fnlP.wiiiK Is m lit "f tl'f
Id real propwiiy to be sold, to-
Adii lo IM'U
Lot 2 hi.. k 12, T-n-a' ; l'ark
Add. lo Ksi.tf
Iit 9 blo- k 12. T. Mii'u l'ark
Add. to Ksl-i;
I-.. is H;-17-lt block 2 of
. TIioiiijih SoIkI. to lots 1
and 1.1 to J'i -uilvalf
1'lat It block 1. less 2:;.:.o
ii'-rcs, uf trmpqiiii i'liik
1 ruit Lands
Let 7 h! k 2 .;. ''ai.jonvllle
I-i.t- 4- btoi k 2:.. I'olton
Add. to Jjfan
filnilolr
l.ts -?. block 1. ii ndale. .
I...I 1 I block 1 of i;p-;p1.,l ...
AT A II Vol In-idc lib mlale
N 4 lot 9 all l"ls I 'l-I 1 I. lo K
I of II tfiiiit..!. Addition to
tiit-ndale
IG.-m
I'M.'!.'
71 :;n
21 1''
is. "I
it
NKH. So.
V4 XHV
It 7 . ..
W'4 SW
11 8 ...
S'(. SK'i.
Al & it Vol r,
Twp :io. li a...
si:'i si-;i. lots
Twp :;o, u 5. . ,
L'nd. 4 int. In
Twn :in 11 x
N'Wli SWU. Sec 20,
It 8
S'4 SKi. S.-c S. Twp ?..
NVi K. Seo lti. Twp :
L'nd. t Int. in SK1-:
::i, Twn ::i. it 7
L'nd. 7-21 int. in SW'U. Hec
Twp :ti. It 7
Al & I Vol r..K-2i;. 1 in Seca
20 ft LM. Twp 22. It f.
NWU SW , , b hs ;: acres. See
i. Twp it o
Lots 2r-2U Mock 1 MoK'ird'a
Add. to lEoM-lniiu;
S',4 lots 21 lo 21 block 17.
KiltiM'V'H Add. to itoseliiirif
Loin 1-2 block 11. 1st Add.
lo Kinn. y s Add. to itose-
buiK
Lot 0 block :;, Miller's Add.
Ill ItoSi'lillt If
S'A l.-t 1. lots r-r, North
Lawn T-Ti nce to Itos. lnii k
I.otw :p-:i7 l.b'ck 9 W'uil. -s
Add. t.. Hos-burt;
L'.im :l lo s ic. in block
lots 4-.---;-9- In block 0
nil lib- k I
All of I. lock N, f;.t.i;ll.
All blocks 9. lo, . 12. lots
l-2-:t and 7 to 12 ln lu
Sive In Idle k I t. Cleixiale
Lots 9-l-ll block I.'., (lleti-
dale
Lot
block 19. lo
-X-9-
Ekictro-Chiropractor
Trfals nearly all lsr!ns.
Mud Tonsils a Hp.M-lalty
Kpliial AdiiiwImrntN lirt llrsiilln
I'rce Kxnmlnatlon
DR. R. L. DUNN
V.oKlnn Hotel fhotif r.'ifi-l
Chiropractor
DRU0LES3 HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health 6ervlce"
Mineral Vapor Bathi
327 Cass ttione 461
A ceneral rule lo follow in prun
lu ne-es is tn keep illinium: oit'l r
iUl wood in favor ot nrw, andHK'.
pruiiiui? laek enough lo eutouiagt'
these new shoots.
Itrnl I'ri'Wrtv Annlrtl ty Cnuuir
In HUH Tn l-'ori-cliire sinlr.
1 If'HiTipt ion. 1
I PS' X I-rpe 1
. T'M.' 1?
S :jS.:.S .
-P
MV'.; s'- SK'i
ri SW'I SWU Sec. S.
Twp 19. It 9
8SM 8o 29, Twp 20.
Rcseburg Cabinet Shop
542 Fowler Street
Bullt-lns, Door and Window
Frames made to orders
We carry a stock of Veneei.
Hbw Piling a Specialty.
ED S. AND F. L. COCKELREAS
Phnn 541 J
DR. NERBAS
' DENTIST
Palnleie Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
Pl:un 4S8 Mattonic UMtr
RIC
XD WINS AGAirj
2 Mem IfflbMs
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177.ci.l I
l:'7.:iz
T M Ti
a to to ijo
Mewrds
with MCHF1EIDD)
( TpLINOR SMITH, daring 18-ycar old aviatrix, in a sensational
new altitude record for women at Roosevelt Field, N. Y.
on March 10th! George W. Haldcman In a new altitude rec
ord for commercial planes at Wilmington, Del., on Fchruary
28th! Two world's records within two weeks for Richfield
motor products I !
Miss Smith climbed to an altitude of between 30,000 and 32,000
feet in her Wright-motored Bellanca monoplane fighting faint
ncss due to failure of oxygen supply shattering the old record for
women by more than 6,000 feet. She used Richfield Gasoline,
Richlubc Motor Oil and Richluhc Rocker Arm Grease and paid
a high tribute to these products at the conclusion of the flight:
"Richfield Gasoline und Richlubc Motor Oil functioned perfect
ly in ny recorci-lrcaltng atilude flight. I always use Richfield
products because all tests have proved them to be the best, on
the around and in the air. No little share in my success ii due
to tiicm."
In establishing a new world's alti
tude record of 33,500 feet, George
Haldcman broke the old record
of Martin Jensen by nearly 8,000
feet. Haldcman, too, relied on
Richfield to carry bis Wright
motored Ik'llanca monoplane to
a new world's record.
Use Richfield products for your
own car and find out why the
world's great pilots use them ex
clusively. Fill up at any station
with the blue and gold Richfield
shield!
G ASOLIRiE Oft's. W 13 I