TWO
KCttkBUKCl NfcW3-KEVIfc.W. KOSLBUKC. OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930.
fche SEA BRIDE"
!' By BEN AMES WILLIAMS
CMAI'TKK XXVIII.
"Dan'l, havt you noticed the way
Jthh looks at llruuder?" the boy
-asked abruptly.
Dan'l had been half prepared fori01 " m;poonerB in tlie steerage.
-the question; nevertheless his fin
-gera dug into his palms. He re
gained silent tor a mouienl, think
Jn. His thoughts laced. His eyes
-tell ou foultouKtied S latter at the
-wheel. There was a piece of luck;
uud instrument ready to his hand.
Uan'l still heHftated for a space;
tills brows twisting. Then (lie man
"ihrew all decency behind him, and
11uuk hini'tteir at last Into the paths
..toward which his feel had been
lending. He moved to one side,
'ho thai Roy, In facing hi in, must
,'also face the mnn at the wheel; so
Itliat Hoy's words would come to
Klatler's earn. And Dan'l was very
"sure that Blatter would take rare j
Llo hear. I
For another moment he' did not
N'snenk; then ho laughed handily
, "What do you mean, itoy?" he
ranked.
c f mean the way Faith looks at
Ilramfer all the time," Hoy re
Ipettued. i)an'l Tohey seemed (o be em-
harrassed; he looked to rifiht and
leltA and he Kaid huskily :
't "Shucks! I guess you'vo got
rtoo much imagination, itoy.'
-ijptif shook his head. ' . ' '
"No, 1 haven't, either. I've been
"AvHtching her. She looks at hlnU
and her eyes gel kind or misty
-like; and if you nay something to
-her, sometimes she docsn t hear
you at all."
I' "Khe'B got a right to think."
.Dan 1 chuckled. "You talk too
much, anyway. Hoy. Xo v.onder
she don't listen to you."
His tone was good-natured. Hoy
.fell Bilent for a moment, studying
'Duii'l's face; and Oan'l looked con
fused.
"DanM!" Hoy said sliarply.
l"Hnven't you seen, yourself, ' what
I mean? Haven't you, Dan'l?"
Dan'l turned his head away; he
! wo it Id not meet Hoy's eyas. : .
"I knew you snw. II!": Boy cried.
"Everybody must pee It!1'
, "Itoy, you'd best not kpp loo
much," Dan'l said sternly. "It don't
Ipay. There's times when It's wise
to see little and say nothing. If
'It was me, I'd say this was one of
"the times."
J "That's ull right," Hoy admitted.
"Hut I can talk to you. Dan'l. Noll
Wing Is too old for Faith. She
ought to have married you, Han i."
t Children tvi a 'disconcerting
was of sticking a word Mice a knire
"Into our secret heurtH;i hey see so
. clearly r and thny have not yet
learned to pretend, llieyi do not
'see. Hoy. for all his j'Mitceu years.
' 'was still as much child ;ts man;
-mid Dan'l winced. .
"Land, Hoy!" he protested, "Gel
"that Idea out of your head. Faith
'mid me understand "
, Jtoy turned Ills back, looking aft.
Dan'l glanced toward Hinder at th"
'Wheel. Hlalier's hack was toward
lheni; bul Dan'l could have sworn
,fho man's ears were visibly prick
.Ing to miss no word. Imn'l's eyes
'burned unpleasantly.
A woman's strongest armor Is
,her Innocence. If Faith were tar
nished In the eyes or the men lu
'the fo'c's'le, she would have few
'defenders there. The roughest man
.will honor a good woman: but he
looks upon ono who is soiled with
"rontompiuouH or greedy eyes.
"Drii'I was willing, for his own ends,
.that the fo'c's'le should think evil
of Faltb Win-;.
1 While they stood thus, Daimler
Viiitie on deck, nnd spoke lor- a
minule with Dan'l. then went Blow
ly forward, licc-aiise he and Dan'l
clashed so shnrpty. llrauder had
fallen into the way of spending
jnuch time inn Wish .k with I he har
pooners, or rorward with the crew.
'Ituu'l h place was alt. Hoy watched
lrander as he spoke to the mate,
watched hliu walk away. When
'lirander was gone, Dan'l lookec
toward Hoy.
"Dan'l," Hoy Haid qulelly. "If
Jlrander tries to to do anything
to my sister, I'm going to kill
;hlni!"
Dan'l said nothing; and itoy I
juoved abruptly piiht htm and wen!
below,
' Jle.wan not seeking Faiih; but
lie came upon her there. In the
nmln cabin. She was at the tattle,
with a book, and paper and pen
He stopped to look over her
shoulder, and saw that she was
making calculalions - latitude and
loiieltmie.
"What are you doing?" he asked
, She looked up at him.
. "Studying imvlgation, Itoy. Don'
you want to?"
' He stared al her.
"'ha t a i e you dol ng It for ?
'.'Heeuune I w nut to. HcKldcs
it s a good tiling to he able to tin
mil where you are on a world us
big as (his
r ile . flung himself Into a chair
u7.sg troni bis sister.
i-ook nere. i-altli. wtiy Io you
Iteep looking at Hramler all the
Hme?".
Failh was startled; she was
fitartled not so much al hnl Km
Hafd, as at what his words revealed
to her. Nevertheless her voice was
Htendy and quiet as she uxk-d
"What do you mean, Hov?"
"The way you look at Itrander
Tie's uot fit for you to talk to. to
look hi anything. He's not fit to
be around you.
' She Inuuhcd al him.
' "How do 1 look at .Mr. Brainier
Jlov." she asked.
. "Why. like"
- Hoy grimed for w or ds. Fall h
Was suddenly afraid of what he
might say. She Interrupted him
. "Don't be silly. Hoy! Co away
IJon'f bother me. I'm busy wilh
this. Hoy."
' "You " lie began.
. Hut slip bent over her book; she
paid hliu no attention for a mo
ment. Hoy. silting opposite, studied
the top of her head, and thought
There wnb uu expression In ItU
eyes as If he were trying to re
member something familiar that
evaded him. In the silence, they
could hear Cap o W ing snoriug lu
! cabin; they could hear old
Tlcliel mir lu Iilu bunk at the oilier
aide of the Hliip; they could bear
(he muffled murmur of the voices
and all about them the timbers of
the Sally creaked and groaned as
they yielded to the tug of wind and
sea. Hoy still stared with a puzzled
frowu al the top of Faith's brown
head. Faith did not look up from
her book.
Suddenl Itoy cried in a low
voice: , '.
"Faith, I know! You look at
Urander just like you used to look
at Noll Wing when we were kids!"
Faith went white. She rose to
her feet bo swiftly that the book
was overturned on the table, the
loose, sueets or paper Muttered, the
pen rolled across to the edge of the
table and fell and struck on Kb
point in the cabin floor.
With a motion swift as light, for
getting book and paper and pen,
she slipped across into the after
cabin. She shut the door in Hoy's
face, and he heard her slip the
catch upon It.
'
The Sallv came abrnnilv Inin n
I'sea that was full of whales. At
ntglittall they had not smelled oil
for weeks; at dawn there were
spouls on three-quarters of the
horleon; arid thereafter for more
than a month there were never
Ihree successive days when they
Jld not sight whales.
This turn or the luck brought
three things to pass Hoy KIlcup
had his rirst chance In the boats
during . the chase; Urander killed
his first whale as an officer of
the Sally; and Noll Win killed
the last cachaot that was ever to
leel his lance.
Dan'l Tobey had promised Hoy.
al the time when Itrander was
promoted - to be mate, that he
wottld. give the boy a chance in
his boat. Hn put Hoy on the after
thwart, under his own eye, and
Hoy leaned to the ear and pulled
with all his .might, and bit his Hp
to Jiold back the sobbing or his
brealh; hii father and his father'e
father had been men of the sea.
He did not turn white when the
boat's bow slid at last alongside a
slumbering black mass, and thei
keen harpoons chocked borne. I
The first experience of . Hoy's
was a mild one. The whale, a
fairish hull, showed no right what
ever.. He took the Irons as a hnbv
takes soothing-syrup; and he lay
still while they pulled alongside
and prodded him with a lance. At
I he last, when his spout was a
crimson fountain, he gave one
Kigali l tc forward leap; but he waB
dead not ten fathoms from the
spot Where he lay when the first
harpoon went home. Thereafter
Iher fvas only the long toll of
towing the monRter hack to the
ship lor cutting in
A small atrair, without excite-
men; yet big for Hoy. It worked
a change in the boy. He came
back to the ship no longer a boy.
nut the makings of a man. He
spoke loftily to Failh. He brushed
shoulders with the men on equal
terms and was proud to do so.
altogether forgetting the days
wuen ne liuu liked to think Himself
their superior ami to order them
around.
Dan'l catered to the new mood
In the hoy; he told Cap'n Wing lu
Roy's hearlnff that the youngster
would make a whaleman, that he
had never seen anyone so cool at
the. striking of his rirst whale. Hoy
swelled visibly.
Ilrander's initiation as an officer
or the Sally came at the same
time; and a hit or hick made It
possible for the fourth mate to
prove his mettle. When they
sighted spouts In three quarters,
that morning, the mate had chosen
to go after a lone bull; old Tlchel
and Hraudef attacked a small pod
to the enstward; and' Willis Cox
went north to try a fish there.
Urander gave Tlchel right of
way. since the old man was his
superior ot fleer; and they came
upon the pod with a mailer of
seconds to choose between them.
The whales were dlsappotnllngly
small; nevertheless, . Tlchel at
tacked the largest, and Urander
look the oue thai fell to him. His
Irons Weill home a moment after
Tichel's; his whale leaped lulo the
first Ml ml struggle, not fleeing.
inn uguiiug to snake orr the iron.
Now It Is customiiry among
whalemen to wail till this first
flurry has passed, to allow the
whale to run out his own thrength.
nnd then pull lu for the finishing
stroke. Hut Itrander was ambi
tions; the whale whs small. He
changed places with I .oil in, and
shouted orders lo his men to haul
lu the loose colls of line that had
been thrown over with the Irons.
The whale was circling, rolling
striking with Its flukes: It had
not seen them, gave them no
heed, hut the very blindness of lis
struggle made It a greater menace.
They drew lu on the whale; and
l.oum at the steering oar swung
Itrander against the monster's
flank. Itrander got home his lame
In three thrusts before they were
forced to draw elear in Hvoid the
w hale s renew rd st niggles. Hut
those three w ere enough: the
spout crimsoned ; he loosed and
backed away Iroin the ritial flurry,
and the whate was dead ten min
utes trom the time the Hist lion
went home.
That was exploit cnoui;h lo
urove Ilrander's ttbHH; his quick
kill marked him as a man who
knBW his job. He could have nr
forued to be content; but when
his w IihU' was fin out and he
looked around, he was just in lime
mi see trouble ronie upon James
Tlchel
(To Oe Continued Tomorrow)
H'opMlght. J!i;;n. bv Hen Ames
Williams Distributed bv King Fea
tures S minute. -Inc.l
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1VOTICK OP MI.R OF ItKAL
. . rUOI'KKTV
Notice in 1-rby kIvti thut tin
uVr ami purnuutit lu nn order of tin
county Court of tliw Httun ot Oru
Kon for UoukIah Cutiniy, Julv int--and
i-Mli-rod of record on the 4th
Uny or AUKUHt, llKtu. In thf nmi
ir of the fMtute r j. V. Cun-y,
UtM-4-um'd, authorizing- the untli-r-t'K
ntl b administrator of kind
lute tu the rval properly lierw-
Inuftfr ilMt.-rt ted,
.Now thT-ror I. i. V. Wimht-rly.
un tim-h HdinlniHtrutor, will Ht th
J'list HtitU; &- .SavingB IJiink In
JtoaeliurK. IJoiikIuh County, Oregon,
on und alter thf Mb luy of Septem
ber, 1930. offer for ule and hHI at
privuie sale object to cuntij Illa
tion by the court, fir vanh In hano
or ciiMii and tin- assumption by thr
pur tiiinr of the Iteiiit againiit mt to
prwiiiHtoi, the pun-haHnr Lo atfivv to
save tin eslULe tree and !mruilUHt
II oin l lability on account of hhicj
I It-ii no assumed by the purchust-r,
toe following ilescribed real prop
erly belonging to aaid catate. lu
wli: lot 12. block L. Laurel wood Ad-
ailioil to the City ot itoueburg,
UouBiHM County. On-Kon.
J.oi 1 3, excepting me West 2D
ffi t thereof, btocit L), Laurel wooo
Auumon to me city of iiuneburg.
JJoiiKiua County. Oi i-gon.
lOlfl l 6c. t ot blot K I. lots Jl a
Hi of l.lo.k 3. lot 4 of blocK 4
Iota 8 & y of block 5, lots 3. 4,
tf & Id oi block 6. lots 3 4 of bloc
7, lots 12 A V-i of block 'J, lots 3 &
4 or block 10, loin II & VI of hloi-k
11. lots j & 1ft uf block lot IS
oi block 11, lot ?, J2 &. 13 of block
17. IoIn 11 & 1 of block 18, loin 1
&. 14 oi block I'J. utitl lot ZV ot block
2U, ll) Millers Addition tu tlie Cil
of ltoseburg. LouglaB County, ore
got). Aorth hair of btock G, plat K.
ITmpiiuu lark Krult I.uihIh, ljouglau
t'ouiuy Oregon, ton tin mug m.,t.
UCIeH.
All that parcel of land south ot
the present city liuiltx of Itoxeburg,
liouKlnn County, Oregon, and local -ed
hi the WeMl bull uf the North
east (jiiiirtcr of Suction 25, TowiiHhip
it south, Mange 6 west, Wihametlc
HHse and Meridian, and being
bounded on the east by the west
line of the uifln blghwiiv. unu
on th west by the east boundiiry
oi the (Southern 1'actfic Itallway
rtghl of way. and on the north by
the old county mad or xtuion oi
Mill hlreel, to the J'ftcirtc highway,
and the nuutbern extremity being
the InterHecilon of the (Southern jh
ciiiu east rlKlit of way line and
the Pacific hlghwuy.
Lot 7. block 1.', Miller' Addition
to tlie City of Itosebuig, DougluH
County, Oregon.
Lot 4, block 7. of plat I) of l.'mp
ua I'ark Addition to the City of
KoHcbuig, DoiiKias County, Oregon.
Idmh .3 of an acre.
O. V. WIMUMULY,
AdinlnlKtraiur.
UTICl: TO CltKIHTOKS
In the County Court tt the Statu of
Oregon for Douglas County.
Ill the mutter of the estate of J.
I. Harper, dot-eimcd.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, by order of the above,
entitled court duly made mm en
tered of record, bus been appointed
uduilnlHtraior of the est me of J
l. Harper. deceuseU, and has duly
giiatitled h audi.
All person) having claims ngalnst
eald estate are hereby retiulrcd to
present the same to the nndei-Hign-ed,
Ht Olendulej OicKOil, within m
monihs Ironi 2th$ first puhllcutio,?
' "i" . n e m iiien ih thy t tl;
day oi Auguwi, y;:.
: - o. j. U AituuiP.
' Administrator.
.MITH I; OF FI.Vll. hCTTI.KMIJVI'
In the Cimnty Court of the State
of Oregon lor Douglas Coiintv.
In the matter of the catate of AInry
L- Co-. ileceiised.
Notice Ih hereby given that the
uiiriei'Higncd ii h adtuiniNti ator of the
estate of Mary U Cox, deceased, has
filed In the ahovo court hih! cause
his riaal account in udmlulstration
and Hcttlement of said estate, and
the above 4eourt by an older dulv
made and cintercd has fixed Fri
day thn fith day m September. lH.tO,
at the hour of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day and the Count v
t outt Room hi the Doughis Count'v
t ourt House In HoHebui g. t)regoii
as the lime ami place for hearing
objections. If ny, to said account
and the settlement of said estate.
I his notice Is dated mid first pub
lished August 7th. liuo.
A , , , John cox.
Administrator of the estate of Marv
U Cox. deceased.
AiiiMynt Ti xri ii i;
tiiKDi colts
TO
Notice Is hereby given. Ihitt the
uiideiHigned was appointed as ml
mlnl.-uratrlx or the estate of V I
shelton, deceased, by an order dulv
made and entered by tlie county
Court, tm? r,tu duy of Auust
in.iw. an persons having claims
"Hl" lNUlie "e Hereby no
t tied lo present I hem, dulv veri
fied as by law required, at 'the of
llce of It. . Marsters. lim-i'il Per
kins building. Koseburg, Oregon
within six months from date of thlr
uot Ice.
I Duted and flint published this
all day of August, n30.
. , , , AIAIU;AUKT SIIKIlltN.
Adnilnistratrlx or the estate or W
l. Hhelton, dcceuscil.
notice of fi a i. s kt r i ,k i i : r
In the Countv Court or the ftnte o
Oregon (or Douglas County,
in the matter of tije estate of
Ueorgu H. Poole, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned as executor of the
lawl will and testament mid estate
of ;eorge II I'oole, deceaned, ha.
riled in the above court and caiiMe
his ritial account in ndmlnlHtrutloii
iiiut settlement of said eMale.
the above court bj- an order dulv
made and entered of record lias fix
ed l-rlday the TiOi day of September
i:ut. at the hour of 10 o'clock In
eniMiii oi nam ay and th
touuty Court II n ln the Douglas
(. ouhty Court house in Rose
OicKun. iir Hie time and place tor
heurlng oh.lectlons to Maid account
It any, and the Settlement or sab
uHlate.
i iih notice is dated and
published August Ttb. 1
fir
JOHN M. THttDNi;,
t-.Mecuior l(f (he estiue of t.io,
11. Poole, deceased.
notice of Fivi, m:i i i.ii)ii: i
Notice Is herebv kivwi that the
tmdei -siktned ad mi n l.vt rut i I 4.T the
esisie ti ,luni.i M. M'Coimlc. de
ceased, has rihd In the t
Court of the Stale of Oregon, fo
DouglMw County, her rinal aceoo
as such sdminlstriitrix and that Sal
iinlnv. the tit 1 dav of September
nt ten o clock a. m., and the
court rtmtn of the said com t hat.
been ri ed as the tune anil
for hear liiu objection to
count and the settlement theieof.
Dated Julv 31. I'i;iit .. .
, , , , ALMA K. W'AttltKN.
Admlnistr.iti-K or the estate of
Jamei4 M. McConnlc, deeeascd.
NOTICE OF FIN Al7TEl"i7,V:ili;T
In l he Countv Coin t of the m--
oT iiieuen for Douulits Couutv.
In the matter of the estate of Cora
H Singleton. dc eased.
Notice iN hel-ehv given that the
uiulei signed ns atl in I n ist in l or of ih
ctatc of C..,a 11. SliiHlioii.' ih- cas-
THE DOCTORS SAY FOR
FOR RHEUMATISM
0VER-EXERCISE
EXPOSURE OR
OLD AGE-USE
MIKE MARTIN'S
LINIMENT
RELIEF OYER NIGHT
PAINS
ed. ban filed in the above court
caurtc bin final ui'iuunt In ai-tt le
nient of mq Id eMtale, and the above
court by an order made and
bait fixed Knduy. th &th dAy f
September. 1130. at the hiir of ten
o'clock in the forenoon of aaiu
and the Cbunt -Court itdtn In thr
lAugias C'ounty Court Houaa In
noxeuurK. 'i'ri'nin, am me lime and
place for hearing objections, if
uny, 10 naiu account aria me aeltle
ment of dald eatate. -
Thin notice h dated and flrt
llshed thla ith day of August
1830.
T. K. KINOLKTONT
Adnilnistrntor of the entate of Cora
ti, ningieiun, ueceaKen. ' -
'OTICK OF FI..L HKTTLEMKXT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned aUmtnlatratur of the
estate of Ouoige Al. Hess, deceatied.
has filed In the County Court or
the State of Oregon, for Oougla
Louniy. nts rinai account as auch
iidnilnlHtratOr and that Haturday
the 6th day of ftentcmber. HSU. at
ten o'clock a. m., and the court room
of the said court have
an the tune and place for hearing
objections to eald account and tht
settlement thereof.
Dated July 3, ju.to.
4J , . O. W. TOUNO.
Administrator of the estate of
George M. Hess, deceased. . .
KOTICB TO ItKUlTOltg
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
Douglas.
In the matter of the estate of
Amanda Morgan, d sen
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned by order of tlie above
entitled court, duly made and i
t-red of record this 31st day of
July, A. 1).. 11)30. has been ap
pointed admlnlHtratrlx pf the es
tate of Atnfihda Morgan, deceased.
All person liaviiia claims against
said cHtate are hereby required to
present the mime, duly verified as
by law required, to the undersign
ed administratrix nt the offic of
M. K. Hlce. 115 Caws street. Rose
burg, Oregon, within six niouiu
from the date nf this notice.
Dnled this 3lst day of July. a. '
First published 7th day of.Au
RUKt, A. !.. If -10.
aJ , . ' BKS.4IE LAWSON.
Administratrix of the estate of
Ainandu Mnr"-n. deceased. ,
NOTK K TO CIIIODITOItg
In the County Court of the Slate
of Oregon for the Count v of
Douglns.
In the matter of the estate of Au
gust Prtehs, deceamfl.
Notice Is hereby Kiven that the
undersigned by nrde of the above
entitled court, dulv made and en
tered of record this 29th dav of July
A. D., 1JI30. has been appointed ad
ministriitrlx of the estate of August
Prlebs. deceased.
Atl persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
present the same, duly verified as
by law required, to the underaigneii
administratrix, nt the office of M.
K Kice, 115 Cass street. Roseburg
Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice. ,
r Dated this mh day of July, A.
D.. 1130.
First published 7th dav of Au
gust. A. IX. 1030.
4J , RUTH PRIEBS.
Adtnfnlstrntrlx of the estate of Au
gust FHcbs. deceased, with will
attached.
.OTlCK TO KKDl'l (HtK
lu the County Court of tile Htate
of Oregon for Douglas Countv.
In Hie matter of tlie estate and
will and tent anient of Alfnrata
JVttlt, deceased. ,
Notice is hereby given that 'the
unilerslgned has been bv th
ly t'ourt of Douglas Countv, Ore
gon, duly appointed us executrix of
u"' nisi win and testament and
estate of Alfat-atn Petilt. deceased.
All persons havlna- elalm nuitiMt
said estate are hereby notified to
prcKcm ine Hiime veriried to as by
law required with vouchers unnex
ed at the lun office or John T
Long. In the Perkins building, In
ItoHehurg. Oregon. within i
mouths from the date of the firs,
pultliciition of this notlee.
Dated and first published this tlie
7th day or August. 103O.
JKN'N'IR MAY ARTIU'R.
Executrix of the last will and testa
ment and estate or Alfarata Pet
tit, deceased. .
In the Circuit Court or the State
of Oregon for Douglas Countv.
Charles K. Dawson, plaintiff, vs.
iMable May Dawson, defendant.
To Ma hie Mav Dawson, above
named defendant: In the name or
Hie .State of Oregon: Yod are here
by required to appear ami answer
pialntirr's complaint on file again
you In above court and cause on
or before four weeks from date of
the first publication or this Sum
mons, which is the time the court
has fixed in its order for vou to
answer said complaint, and If you
rail to appear and answer complaint
within said time plaintirf will ap
ply to the court rr relief demand
ed In complaint, a succinct state
ment Is: For a decree or divorce,
dissolving the honds of mntrie
between plaliitirr and defendant.
This Summons is served upon vou
by publication in Uoseburit News
Review a newspaper by ofd
Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of
above court made and en
August 5th. I i;t0. Dale of rirst pub
lication of this Summons Is Augu
7th. 1330.
JOHN T. LONG.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Address Roseburg, Oregon.
NOTICE OF FINAL WETTLEWEXT
ln the County Court of Ihc State
of Oregon for Douglas County.
In tlie matter of the estate uf
Anna S. Wood. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby g ven that the
undersigned as adufntstrator of
the estate of Anna S. A'ood deceas
ed, has presented and filed his fi
nal account in aduiinistL-atioii and
settlement nf eald estate, and the
above comt by an orrer dulv made
and entered baa fixed Friday the
Znh day of August. lO, at the
hour of 1 o'clock In the forenoon
or said day and the Countv Court
Koom in the Douglas County Court
Holme In Uoseburg. Oregon, as the
time and place for heating objec
tions to said account IT a in- there
be. and the settlement or said es
tate. This notice Is dated and first,
Published this 31st day ol Julv.
11' oil.
It. A. CALHOCN. '
Administrator of Ihc estate o( Anna
S. Wood, deceased.
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on Maker, 113 South t enter Street,1
bra v or Iam. Wisconsin.
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lo keep from suffering. My cae
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KUT1CB OV STtKRIKP-8 MA LB
In the Circuit Court of the State
or Oregon for Douglas ouniy.
O. K. Bunnell. Plaintilf.
George N. Haskell and .miua V.
tiaskeii, .iiusuanu and wife. Defen
dants. . ,
Notice Is hereby given that un
der and by virtue of a Writ of fixe
cutlon and order of sal issued out
of he above entitled court In the
above entitled cause on the zHth dav
of July. 1U30. and to me directed
upon the judgment and decree and
order and buib rendered and enter
ed In said court and cause on the
3rd duy of June. l3o in favor of the
above named plaintiff and against
the above named defendants, which
suld execution and order of sale
commanded me to sell the herein
fcfter described real uroperty for the
? u r pose of satisfying said ludgtuent
n the sum of. Five thousand six
hundred thirty -nine dollars and
seventy-two cents (I5.63i.7i with
interest at eiKlit net- cent ner an
num fnm the 3rd dav of June. 1130.
ana tne itirtner sum or Two nun'
dred fifty dollars ($2."0.00 attor
fteVH fees, and the contti and tlln.
hursements of said suit taxed atfl
niriy-iive uouars and ten cents
tisit.iv;:
. NoV therefore, t will on Tuesdav
the 2nd dav of Henlemher 1Q3a m
11 o'clock A. M. at tho courthouse
front door In Roseburg.' Douglas
county. urcKon. oner lor saie and
sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash in hand all thn
right, title and Interest which the
uetenuanis nau on ine.zvtn day or
June 1927, or have at' any time
thereafter acquired In nnd to the
meowing aescrioed real property,
to-wlt:
The Southwest nunrter fSWUV nf
nrTviion xwo ct in lownsnip l wen
iy-inree soutn. itange s x (6)
U'ewt of Wiliamette Meridian In
iJonmaH onnrv. iiroirnii'
and I will apply the proceeds of
saiu saie. rirst. to the payment of
ine i-oHitt i said nh ip nno uio enni
and disbursements of said sutt in
eluding attorneys' fees, and second,
to the payment of the amount rin
plaintiff with: accruing Interest as
aforesaid.
Dated at Rnsebnrtr. Oregon, this
iain oay-oi JUiy. . IM.te. '
V! T JtfKsnw
Sheriff of Douglas County. Ore
on.
NOTICE TO CltKOITOItS
In the County Court of the State of
uregon ior Douglas county.
In the matter of the PHlntn nt
Jacob Vun Rhee. deceased.
notice is nerepy given that the
undersigned has been dulv im
ported administrator with the vilj
annexed of the estate of Jacob Van
Ithee, deceased, by order of the
above entitled court made and en
tered on the 12th day of July, l!t30.
All persons having claims against
said estate, of; said deceased 'are
hereby required ' to i present them,
duly verified as by la required, to
ine unuersigneu in - Koseourg.
Douglas Couutv. Oregon, within aix
months from the .date of the first
publication or mis notice. 1
Date of first publication July 17,
193-0. .
pate of last publication August
If, 1JU.
GUY CORDON.
Administrator with the will an
nexed of tlie estate, of Jacob Van
Rhoe, deceased.
NOTICE TO CIUS1HTOMS
fn the County Court of the State of
Oregon tor i)ourius County.
In the matter of the estate of '
Wfllium (iialiam Curry, deceased. .
iSot ce is hereby uiveiu that the
undersigned have been duly ap
pointed executrix and executor of
tlie last will and testament of Wil
liam rn hum Currv. deceased, bv
order of the above entitled court,
and that they have duly qualified
as such. All persons having claims
against the estate or guid deceased
are hereby required to present
tnem, witn proper vouchers, uuiy
Veriried. as by law required to the
undersigned at the office of Carl .
Wlmberly in Roseburg. ' Oregon,
within six months from the date uf
first publication of this notice,
which is July 17. Ii.t0.
ISA BELLE JANK CURRV,
CAUL K. WIMUURLY,
Kxecutrlx and executor of the
tust will and testament of William
Orabain Curry, deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL tfETTI.E.M E.NT
In the County Court or the State
or Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of the Estate of
Owen lovejov Willis deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the
lhderslgued Executor of tlie Last
ill and Testament or Owen l.ove
Joy Willis, deceased, has filed. In
tlie above entitled court and matter
his account In Final Settlement of
his administration of said estate,
and that suid court, by an order
duly made and entered, has fixed
Saturday the 30th day of August.
1180. at the hour of 10 o'clock In
the morning of said dav. and the
County Court Room, in the County
Court House, at Roseburg, Oregon.
as the time and place fur hearing
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said Final Account and objections
thereto, if there be any and for the
settlement of the same, and for tne
approval uf said) final account, and
for the losing of 'sid estate. Dated
and first published July 31. 1S30.
- GLENN O. WlLLlrf.
Executor of the Iast Will and
TestHtuent of Owen Lovejoy Wil-
lis. deceased.
XOTIIK OF FINAL HKVfEKMEST
In ihi County Court of the State of
, Oregon for Douglas County.
In tho matter of thu etitatu of
iVtur Uurkliart. tlfi-eaned.
Notlcu la hereby given that the
undemlKlu-d administrator with the
will annexed of thu estate of Peter
Burkhart, deceased, has filed In the
above entitled court his final ac
count In settlement of said eatuie.
and by order of aUl. court dul
made and entered. of reeord Mon
day, the 25th day. of August, y30,
at 10 o'clock A. M In thu county
courtroom - In the t ourthoUKc In
Koaeburgv Douglas County, Oregon,
has been fixed as the time and
Placa for heurlnii obli-tlnnn If anv
there be, to Haid finnl account, and
iwr. uie settlement inereoi.
: ;jr; . , A. N. ORCUTT.
$ ' ' Administrator.
NOTICE OK KINAI, ftBTTLEME.M
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon; for Dour I us Countv:
Jn the matter of the estate of
Louis Huff, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
underslKned executor of the litHt
will' and testa ment of Louis Fluff,
deceased, has filed with the County
Court of Douglas County. Oregon,
his final account as such executor,
and thut the court lias fixed i-'rl-day,
the 21Kh duy of August, ia30.
at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of
snid day at the ofrtce of the County
Judge, at Roseburg Oregon, us the
time and place for hearing of ob
jections to said final account if any
and the settlement thereof.
Dated and published first this
31st day of July, JttitQ.
PRI3D J. UKRMAXN.
Executor ojf th lrtc Will and testa-
ment Louis tfuff. Deceased.
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Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of the
estate of tiurah K. Radabaugli. de
ceased, has filed in the county, court
of the state of Oregon fur Doug
las County, his final account as
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SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State'of
Oregon for Douglas County.
Tlie Stale of Oregnn, represented
and acting by the World War
Veterans" Ktate Aid Commission,
Plaintiff, vs.
E. R. Pax ton (known aleo as Ed
ward IX. Paxtun), Adeline Pax
ton, (known also as Adelaide
Puxton, Alma Pax ton, Douglas
Creditors' Association, a corpora
tion, and R. U Whipple, Defend
ants. To Aln.a Paxton. one of the above
named defendants:
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weeks from the dale of the first
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Douglas Couhty. Oregon. which
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of the sum uf $juut.uu and rnu",,,1
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1 Notice Is hereby given that ihe
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Ella L. Krone h. deeased
has filed his final account an Midi
administrator in tlie County Court
of the State of Oregon, for Doughts
County, and the Hon. W. H. Hamil
ton, Judge of Haid court has un
pointed Friday, the 2th day of
August, lDHO, ut the hour of ten
o'clock In the forenoon as the lime
and the county court room in the
court house at Roseburg, Oregon
as the place for hearing objec
tions. If any there ne to suld final
account ami the settlement thei f.
All persons interested in said estate
are hereby notified to file their ob
jections, if any. to huUI final ac
count at or before tho time set fur
final hearing.
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24, 1930.
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Administrator of the estate of
Ella 1 French, deceased.
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