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Newspaper Page TextSEVEN POLLY AND HER PALS Not a Retiring Champion s-. Classified Section KATKS: ffx jrord, mcb Muutloo. 1 MfC By tb mk, I eeatf wor4. Mlnlman) pef drertlieneiit, 3S ttatf Ml) your f4 wont Up wardi ul podtup nip, ch pr money orr. RQ5EBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 21.1 930. . Atlgyst 3 Is the Last Day OF THE S. W. 10 Discount Paint Sale Don't delay till it U too late f)ut come in now and get your share of these savings. AU Sherwin-Williams paints are being sold at 10 less han the usual retai) price. Bargains are offered jn both quart and pint sizes and in the following S. W. products: ; AGAIN TRYING FOR !E i FOR SALE GOOD dry wood Phone 362. at- right prices. FOR SALE liaby buggy. Inquire 316 S. Pine. ABERDEEN That coal, at Pages'. good Utah Fl2 AND OAK block wood, $2.25 and (3 per tier. Phone 24F21. BUILDING brick and (ire brick. Page Lumber & Fuel Company. FOR SALE Guernsey heifers. Cull 912 .Winchester St. Phone 663. " . CRAWFORD peaches, J1.00 per bushel. Bring your boxes. N. S. Cornutt, Riddle. FOR SALE Store fixtures. Call 209-L. Mrs. Ralph Karcher, 525 S. Main, Roseburg. CANNING PEACHES Cheap. Any day at old Fry place, 1 mile north of brockway store. FOR SALE Pears 25u per box at orchard. Fifth house north of Camp View. Geo. Milam. BOSTON terrier puppies for sale, 2 monthe old. $10 each. Will EAckley ranch. Mrs. Young. MODEL A Ford touring for sale cheap, driven only 8,000 miles. Box 902, care News-Review. FOR ' SALE Angora bucks, one year old, also one Stump - buck four years old. J. 1. Chapman, Wilbur. ELDERTA peaches ready for pan- mug. uvi inem ay dux or pusnei. i Also few Bartlett pears. A. F. jgpksdorf, Coos Junction. . 1 FOR V SALE Registered Shrop- 2 shire rams at Sunnyside Sbrop i shire farm, six mites northeast J of Harrisburg. Phone 9F21. ' "" GREEN PRUNES WANTED Call at flurst-Root Co. packing house, Hunter Ice C. Bldg., N. Pine be tween Oak and Cass streets. Telephone 185-J. ' ' SEEP oats, white and grey, 45c per- bu. from threshing machine. Biting sacks. Will thresh Friday, Saturday and Monday. W. L. Cobb ranch. FOR SALE Beets for stock feed ing by the ton, or canning beetB by the hundred. Cheap. Come and pull them yourself. - E. V. Bounds, Ruckles, Oregon. DAIRY ranches have always paid. Have a good one near coast, no incumbrances, can be hod at bar gain price. Could use house in city as part payment. Come and see me. Thos. Cobb, room 205 Masonic Bldg. f ; . WANTED WANTED 50 to 100 good young ewes. State price and location. I. O. Box 92, Oakland, Ore. STORE WANTED Call at room i 205 Masonic Bldg., or write 1 Thos. Cobb, Box 412, Roseburg. ;WANTED Woman cook in small j boarding house on main high i .way. Box 944, care News-Re-I vieyr. ' i HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Ex-. i perlenced with children. Steady j position. Address Box 903, care 1 News-Review. jWANTED To see you at Melrose I Grange hall Saturday evening, Aug. 23. Good program followed 3 by ice cream social. WANTED 50 to 200 head pf 5 sheep on shares with options to ! ! buy. State age, breed, price. Box 813, care News-Review. -WANTED Good stock ranch near 4 grade school. Please give de- scription, lowest price and terms. Answer Box 947, care, J News-Review. . FOR RENT I . . : 4 OR jlENT Sheep, dairy and tur j key ranch. Creek bottom land 1 and a live creek, pear school on 1 a first class road. Will sell 5 stock with it if wanted. Also 2 one acre pf land near Camp -I VifU- U.'ill bpII ph..M nr IrnH. sheep or cows. p. Merrill, 108 Moshcr street. Ml LOST V LOST Billfold containing driver's ( s license, bills, and number of f i thetks made payable to Red ,! j Hall. 'Return to Red Bal freight if lin. Good reward. : ,H' MISCELLANEOUS Ij.l : 4 TRADE yearling Holsteln-Jersey ) bull for ewes or Jersey heifer, f ? Roe Weber, Sutberlin. i CAR OWNER Don't forget to call a 653 when in need of auto part i Saiff's Auto V'recking House. FOR TRADE 15 or 20 acres well i fenced ranch. Good for poultry ranch or dairying. ' .Cood house and barn and-other buildings. 5 I acres in cultivation, remainder pasture. Good well water. Box j 81. Roseburg. NEWTODAY ejWE PAY YOU $3 per month to save $5 per month with addi . ttouul profit for the m-xt (hu Part. lL -I LOAN ASSOCIATION, Medical Arts Bldg. Phone 245, CLAY building tile at Pages'. ROOF coating, special value, at special price at Pages'. FULLER brush agency is here. write can smith. Gen. Del., City. ' FOR RENT Well furniBhed 6- room bungalow, modern. Inquire 604 West Lane. PRUNE trays and lug boxes. Peach and tomato crates at Metzger's. 30 HEAD of good ewes to sell or let out on shares. Box 973, care News-Review. FOR SALE Good cow and two calves. P. S. Payne, Umpqua park. Rhone 16F5. KEY FITTING and locksmithing. Bicycle and general repairing. 535 N. Jackson St. ' FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel pups. English Rull pup. J. M. Span cake, Rast avenue. Phone 351-Y. EXPERIENCED lady wishes posi tion In doctor's or dentist's of fice. Address No. 962, care News Review. FOR SALE 35 White Leghorn pullets, 3 months old, 65c. Floyd White,' Riddle, one mile west of Panyonville. WEANED pigs for sale. 31 miles north Roseburg on paved high way. Elmore ranch. BARTLET pears, 25c and 50c per - I. ' 0...tl. T..nt nm- pany. 909 Cobb' St ' . FOR RENT 5-room furnished house; Close in. $15 per mo. Cbas. Kyeo, 826 N. Jackson St. WANTED Man with mechanical experience for permanent posi tion. Mr. DeVoe, Rose garage, Friday morning. FOR SALE Oak dinjng room set, ice box, single bed, baby buggy. Mrs. A. K. Gibbs, Maple avenue, West Roseburg. FOR SALE Bartlett pears, 25c per bushel. Bring boxes. Fred Renner, Happy valley bridge. CLEAN nilddleaged man will work all winter on rancn for ooara to try out climate. G. J. Klllius, Gen! Del., 'Portland. ANNOUNCEMENT The corpora tion formerly known as Leake & Beyers Co. will In the future be called Leake and Gurnee. TO TRADE 1926 Hudson coach, excellent condition, good rupoer, new battery, license. Will trade for good niilk cows. Phone 704J4. FOR SALE at the Sharps ranch, Crawford and Muir peaches, $1 per bushel. " Northeast end of Garden valley! Please bring ap ple boxes! FOR SALE 80 acres, all' level free soil, small bouse, trout, stream. Extra value, $1200, terms. Cbas. Kyes, 826 N. Jack-, son Btreet. ALBIKOTE roof coating equally ' effective on wood shingles or composition .roofing. Waterproof and sparkproof. Coen Lumber Company. FOR SALE 60 turkeys, 2 hen ranches, bouses, farm bouses. For rent, house. Trade for car. These are bargains. C. Merrill, 10S Mosher St. NOTICE My vacation is over and my shop is open for business again. Keys fit to any lock. Bi cycle repairing, awn mower grinding, knives and scissors sharpened, saw filing and gen eral repairing. The Village Locksmith, 535 N. Jackson. "men and women wanted At the First Christian church Sunday mornipg, 10:45 o'clock to hear Rev. C. C. Root, Anaheim. California, speak on in'1 suDject oi "The Holy Ghost." Adv. Southern style, 50c; children 35c. Mashed potatoes, green beans, salad, hot rolls, butter, jelly, ice cream, cake, coffee. Glide Baptist church, Friday evening, August 22, six to ten-thirty. Adv. ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Basket picnic Sunday. Au- gust 24th, at Umpqua park. All Knights' families and Pythian SiBters cordially in- vited. By order of C. of C. NipK CARTER'S TIBE SHOP I am authorlpd this morn ing by the Lee Tire and Rub ber Co. tq run a special Au gust sale on six Deluxe Lee tlrps, 25 and 3071, off list price. Big trade In values lor your old tires. NICK CARTER'S TIRE SHOP 439 North Jackson St. Eat in the Garden ' ' AT BRAND'S' The fruit season ' is here. Take home a basket of Grapes Plums Peaches r ' " Pears A Watermelon Or a box of the finest Grav- enstem appleo you ever saw. R HAND'S Pacific liighuay i miletf uuith rF-KfeMsJfcTfr . Iwfcu-, tF- Fbu-rs OUC)ch6CKRS i J CAVL.ljn riH WITH LETS YOU A' MJ f WHATS A X him I'm r' T PLEASURE; hav& a Same OF-J ( ikF;AWt YtoiR . y7 t -v rirri about I r i (s ITS F0LR.J I V civ V S, CAMT QUIT WHILE: THIS 1 '??cy rIfto - eAP is severe games SILVERTON OPENS i WITH LONG BEACH IN LEGION SERIES COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Aug. 21. Silverton, Ore., will moot Long -Beach. Qal., in the Becond game of today's twin, bill opening the all-weBtern series of the Amer ican Legion junior baseball tourna ment here. Denver and Enderling, N. D. clash In the curtain-raiser. New Orleans and Salina, Kas.. drew byes for the opening day and win cross Dais rriuay. Today's winners will come to gether Friday in the second game with the finals scheduled for Sat urday. 1 Thursday Denver vs. Enderling at 1:30; Silverton vs.' Long Beach at 8:30. Friday Salina, Kas., vs. New Orleans at 1:30; winners of Qenvor-Enderllng and vSilverton Long Beach games at 3:30. Satur day at 2:3.0 survivors of . .the brackets. AUTO CRASH FATAL TO MRS. GARFIELD (AKiocliitcd I'rrsa Leased Wlrp) PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Aur. 21. The )ody of Mrs. Helen Newell Garfield, 64, daunhter-in-luw of the late President Garfield, will be sent today to her Mentor, Ohio, home, whre funeral services will be held. She died yesterday at the, Portsmouth hospital of injuries received Monday in an automobile accident. Her husband, James R. Garfield, who waB touring New England with her, escaped uninjured. Mr. Garfield served as secretary of the interior under the late Presi dent Roosevelt and is the brother of Harry A. Garfield, president of Williams college. WASHINGTON PAIR WEDS IN ROSEBURG James Campbell of Seattle and Lila J. Parks of Tacoma were mar ried yesterday at the office of Justice of the Peace C. F. Hopkins. The ceremony was witnessed by friends of the sroom. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Campbell will make their hpme In Seattle, where the groom is employed. LANDMARK OF CITY BEING TORN DOWN The old Smith Bailey house, one of the city landmarks, is being razeti tins week. The building, which was one of the early homes cpnstructed in Roseburg, has been used during the past few years as an office for the Consolidated Truck lines. The office has now been moved upstairs In the Pacific Fruit and Produce company build ing. The house is being razed to make room lor operating the big trucks at the warehouse. CHINESE NABBED FOR TONG MURDER CAsHoristcU 1'rrm Leased Wire) ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug- 21. Yap Tuan, 25. of Chicago, a member of the JUp Sing tong, was held today in connection with the slaying of Tiiiio Viinn 7A In hiu 1'ai flu. luth, Minn., la u ml iy last night. Two guns were lounri nesine me nouy and a Chinese knife was buried in his right side. Police had not yet ascertained Yuen's tong affiliations. SPANISH WAR VETS VISIT VALLEY FORGE PH1I.ADKLPHIA, Aug. 21. Pausing in a final patriotic gesture before demobilizing and leaving for their homes in the four roni- ers of the nation, the United Span ish War Veterans today made a pil grimage to the ground hallowed by the army whose deeds of valor created this nation Valley rorge. ' They were addressed at Vall-y Forge by Thomas George Paxtrr. d part iiiuut comma nuer of Penn sylvania; Mrs. Luhl Shakespfai-p of Everett, Wash., national presi dent of the ladies auxiliary duriflg I the past year, and the Rev. Dr. w.t Herbert Curk, rector of (Memorial j chapel. Dr. R. C. Ellsworth, Portland, Ore., who was ono c Roosevelt's rough riders, was elected senior vice-commander-in-chief. Ho was unopposed. The Rev. Charles Lee of Paterepn.- N. J., was elected chaplain-in-chief. HOW THEY STAND IN BALL LEAGUES By the Associated Press. COAST W. 25 24 22 L. Pet. 12 .076 Hollywood .. ' Los Angeles .610 .695 .4K6 Sun Francisco M1RSIOUS Oakland Sacramento.. .' IS 17 16 ....;..... 5 ii 20 .459 21 .432 27 '.405 26 .297 40 .675 47 -.608 49 .595 59 .516 63 .4S4 74 .388 73 .387 79 .342 47 .602 49 .578 63 .566 56 .525 68 .504 64 .462 66 .421 78 .339 Portlnn,d v Seattle : AMERICAN Philadelphia .. S3 Washington. 73 72 ......63 69 New ork Cleveland .. Detroit .. .. St. Louis .. Chicago .. 47 46 41 Boston .. .. NATIONAL Chicago 71 New York 67 Brooklyn 69 St. Louis 62 Pittsburgh .. 69 Hoston : 55 Cincinnati .48 Philadelphia 40 Picnicking at Idleyld Park Adv Arundel, plnnn innr. Fhon ISft-L POEM FOR THE DAY By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS THE "KNIGHTS OF PEACE" A correspondent of the Monitor writing from Switzerland says: "The 'KniKhts of Peace,' founded by a French officer utalioncd In the Ruhr to keep up throuKh correspondence contacts made by him and his friends with young Germans, is expanding into an' international movement. ' "The 'Knights of Peace' meet every year, and their latest interna tional gathering took place last August in Germany, not far from Stuttgart. Ono hundred and twenty on the desirability of founding a House of Peace, in the neighborhood of Geneva, to comprise a School of Peace and a hostelry. "The purpose of the school would be to train lecturers, whose Emission would lake Ihem to different places In the country and to provincial towns, there to help the movement lo ouilaw war. The officer who founded this hopeful organization was Captain Etienne Bach. " . Three cheers for this new chivalry! This man beneath the fleur-de-lis Deserves the world's most grateful thanks In swelling thus its peaceful ranks To touch the flaming heart of youth With such inspiring hopeful truth That peace not war shall win the glory And live in song and glowing story. In modern youth the future rests; : The world's great hope is in their breasts; If they shall wake to peaceful dreams And fill the world with kindly schemes, Old hates and feuds will die away, And there shall dawn a brighter day When war shall be a badije of shame, And peace the path that leads to fame. 'Tis good to see these war-torn lands Unite in these fraternal bands. In this new fellowship of mind They'll many threads of kinship find, Raise racial friendship to an art Its noblest sign a gentle heart. The highest mark of victory The badge of helpful ministry. Cod bless these gracious "Knights of Peace" ; They'll help the world to sweet release. ' It is a breath from Galilee, From Him who came to set men free. Let all who hail Him Prince -and Lord, I Who bow in reverence to MM Word, I Join hands with brothers everywhere To rid the world of war's dread scare I COMPARATIVE WEATHER DATA i I'. S. WKATIlliK BU1IICAU Observations taken at 4 a. m. 130th Meridian. . THIS WEATHEK Temperature 2tJ tJ S3 IS &3 Jc . . .clear ...clcnr ... chlv . . .cleiir , ...cltly . ...e)Uy . . .eldy . . .cleiir . . .chly . . .clear . . .cleur . .t:lenr , ...eliJV . .clear . I't.elily .Pt.chly . . .clear . . .eleur . .eleur . . . dear .Pt.chly .clear . . .clear . . .clear . . .clear .I't.chiy ehlv ((II 71 till r.oi r.r.t on oil nil 781 nal nn CHI 7111 n.-ii r.f-.i 821 Kl 4l Hal oil HII rm mil r.n r.al r,-'i noi (:)! 50 S0 ttotitfon HOI 7-1 lilii 721 till 1)01 Dtni Kur Oah 11.. ll ka rr n Si2 Kill A twit- ftlurJiliftflU-Uili-an 711 ??l (ii; XuiW Ynik . .North I load I'hoMilx . , . Pm-HlHIn . . I'oi'tlnnd . . ItOHInirir . . .Sacramento . St. Louis . . . Suit' l,n k; . . SnuJ Krnnclflc Sail Diefco .. Scuttle . ... Sp"ftann . . . WimihfiiKtoti W'hinipoH: . . Yakima . . . . 1 101 S2 741 771 !I0I SSI r.m 7i fifil KOt lit I r,r,i r, ll 7iil cm f.i mil S2I col 801 -:.cearl To Attend Roundup Ceorijo Car ter of Paaadena, who has been fislilriR on the North Umpqua with Joe Welsh and Jack Boaz, loft yes terday for Portland, and The Dalles, where he is to visit friends. He will then so to Pendleton to attend the round-up. deiegales were present and agreed (AmooIaIh1 'res laml Wire) PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 21 High above Portland Tex and Dick Jlau kin, piloting the monoplane On -to Oregon, today were flying steadily onward in their quest for a new endurance refueling record. On the ground, regretfully watch ing the orange colored plane as it i swung around in a huge circle, was the third brother, Dud, who had lost his place jn the plane by the flip of a coin. Dud was with his brothers when they went up last Sunday for the first attempt at a new record, hut when the plane was forced down 24 hours later by failure of the refueling ship, pilot ed by W. O. Fletcher the brothers decided only two should make the second attempt. Dud lost. Several changes were made in the plane before the second flight started. Chief of these were the installation of another 50 gallon gasoline tank and two radio sets. In order to establish a new rec ord, the brothers must remain in the air until the evening of Sep tember 16. Air Kings Will Vie CHICAGO, Aug. 21. The high ways of the sky were dotted today with airplanes speeding Chicago ward for the national air races. From the west, south and east the Pacific, Atlantic and Gulf coasts contest derbies forged on to overnight stops. Other plane bore the "who's who" of American aviation. "The lied nippers," the fifth fighting squadron from the U. S. S. aircraft Lexington, were headed toward the contest field at the Curtiss Glenview airport from an overnight stop in Kansas city. II y rail came the foreign Inva sion, escorted by Lieut. Al Wil liams, former navy racing ace. The European contingent Included Lieut. Commander L. R. Atcherly of England. Marcel Doret of Franco, Capt. Fritz Lohse of Ger many, Marshal Pletrp Colombo of Italy. o . Flfihlng tackle at Idleyld Park.- - : : I TODAY'S MARKETS . (Awutrfatwl l'retu I.twtt Wire) POUTlMNI Auk. 21. Hutter and nuitorrat prlft'H look luiuiht'i' nd V Hiiro lit t hn Port I unci nrmliiri clmriKo Iodv. iliititsrfat wont un : 1c to :tSo ilnllvolVtl Portluiul. hut- Ur ox trim Hti'tMH'd un It: to 3Xc hihikIui'iIh c lo ;.7c, Drlme flrtH. 1c to 8 tic und rit-HlH 2e to :t1j Uoct'lntH of lnittor r ronortrid liKhtor and cunn'irt navt! noun cuiiuu on lo sup Dl v tlio .ili'inttnil. titfK drinks!, wore fairly stmidy tviiu HtipiHv uniinu rur nil necna. Tho fiintaloiipo prtefs dci'lined with tifuyy muufpts from Yiikfmu. (iood Kroon corn (h warcsor at fl.Jii per HHl'K ;r SIX UOZt'tl OHTH. Tho f i l-Mt AlcdCord m-nr. or mini My H'thl to In- foipprtor to any otli- crtt. nuvo rcar-tit-d tlio market. Klhurta pi'iirht-B are reported Miii'(;o, and many Love! Is are being oiu lur p unit' -''ii nniiiK. UveMtofk Cattle: Steers 0a-y00 lbs. ffood 7.r.0-a.uo, medium fl. 00-7.50. common 1.1)0-6.00: 1100-1200 lbs. KOorl 6.r0 7.15, medium 5.00-6.5D. Hi-lfeiB G50 ."() 11pm. jiood 7.00-7.&0. medium 5.50 7.00, common 4.0U-&.&O. C'uwh, Ktnl r.t" d-6.0'1. common nrl modfum 1.00-&.fiG. low cutter 2. 50-4. 00. Bulls lyoarniiKM cxciikhmu (.'u-6.yn. cut ler, common and medium 4.00-5.5). VealeiM. milk fed lO.Aii-1 1.00. milk fid, medium 8.00-10.00. milk ted cull and common 6.50-8.00. Calvcn 250-500 Ibn. Rood and choice 8.50 1 0.00. common and medium 6.00 8.50. Honrs: (noft or ollv hoffB and rnHHtlnir pIks excluded): liht lights nii-it.ij ins. a.vii-ii.g.i. L.iKiit w-HiRht 1 IMI - I n 11 II1H, J I .Mil- I 1.20, 1 MJ-ZUU I US, J l.UH-1 JjZ(. Alurilum WeiKnt ZOO 220 Him. M. 00-11. 25. 220-250 lbs U. 7 fi ll. 00, Huavv weight' 250-290 lbs. !.J!5--I0.7r. 20-3ri0 lbs. 8.75-10.25. Packing sows 275-500 lbs. 800-9.00. SlaiiKhter pig 100-130 lbs. 9.76 10.75. Feeder and atockor pigs 70 130 lbs. 10.50-12. 00. Sheep: liiitnliN DO lbs. down good and choice 6.0(1-7.00. medium 4.60 6.00, nil welRlitH, common 3.50-4.50. Yearling wethers 00-1 10 Ibn. me dium to choice 3.00-4.50. Ewes 90 120 lbs. medium to choice 2.25-3.00, 120-150 lbs. medium to choice 2.00 2.76, all woIkIiLs. cull und common 1.00-1.60. duoinnoni Erich: Trices to re;allers: Frwm extras, 27c; standards. 24c: fresh medium, 22c. I'riccs to wu&esalera tt! undof pric( to rentiers. Hotter: Cubes: Kxtrus. :t7c; stan dards. S6c; prime firHts, 36r; firsts 32c. Cri'iimcry prlme; 1'rtnts. 3c over cube stiindurds. Milk: Itaw mliK i per cent) $2.20 2.40 cwt., ffi'tivered Portland, less I percent: irrade B milk. S2.S5. Rut terfiit, delivered In X'ortland 37. Poultry: (Hoy tug prices I : Alive, heavy hens over 4 lbs., 20c; me dium hens. 3 to 414 lbs.. 16c: Hunt bens. He; broilers. 1 to 2V4 lbs.. IjOKhorns, 17c; colored, 20c: I'e ktn ducks, 4 lbs. and over, 0Q22c; old, 15c; colored ducks, 15c. Country meats: (Ifuying; prices) Choice veal. J6c; pork. J5"A16c; holce lambs, 15016c; mutton, f J cents. Flour: (city delivery prices): Funilly patents. 4:s, $fi.40; wliole h'-ut. 4vn, 15. ii;; Krulium, 4!'s, 05.30; baki'ra' hard wheat. VHh, $6.20; naki'i-s' luut-steiii ptilents, U8h, $6.40; pantry fluur, 4 lis. $5.90. Nn,ir tsacked uasls): cane, fruit or tx'iry, $1.80 Der cwt. Ltuut suKar. $4.60 cwt. ouioiiM: New California, $1.50 2.00. FulHtocs: Oenis, No, 1 grade, j.2r.fr 2. 5o; new pututoes, 1 214c lb. Hops: 192'J crop. l3'4'M5c: 1030 Ton tracts, ciuslei n, 1213c; fuK les. 15c. U'iol: KaHlern OreRon, Hii I e lb. ; valley, 20c. Mohair, new Clip: Kill halt, 26c per pound; Hluplu 21c pnr lb. Nuts: Rteady; walnuts, Oregon, 26 ffHif; nlmoiids. 353.c: ptnnutM, :V&ffr lOftc; pecans. 2&'y &7c; filberts, 17 W 18c Hay: Wholesale buylnjr prices, de livered Portland, enstnrn Oregon I I moth v, $2 2.50 H 2S.00J do valley, Jilt .01 f 1! .50: HlfDfa. $10 00120 00: 'lover, $16; oat hay, $16; straw, $7'0 ton; selllnK prlo. $1 to $2 more. noi h i; w iii;Miri-"N HAi.ii ok iHoi"i;it I In tho ririiilt Court ut the Mate of ji-K"ii for DoukIhm I'oiintv. The Mate of On KUI, repfeSi'tifi'd and ii.-tliiK- by tin- W.rM U r VfliTaiiH' State Aid i ;oinmNni on. plaintiff, vs. i:. It. p.ixtou (known Slo as KdwHrd FI. pHktn. Ade line Pax foil k;iawn alxo un Adi' laldM Paxton ). Alinn Paxlon. DmiielaH "r'ditor AnHotlattoii. n corrionit ion, mid R. I Whipple, defendant. N'ltl' h-rcliv eivt-ii that, bv vtrtU" of un i-"iil ion jud order f :tl' isut-d out of (be Hlti- cnllll--d court in tli- nlxtv- fiititled ckos va tho IBtU day of August. lV2i. Enameloid Auto Enamel CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. THE IRONMONGERS pursuant to a judgment and decree niade and entered In mild cause in savor of the above named plaintiff .ind aKulriHt the detendantH K. it. rax ion (Known also as ttdwaru K. I'axtou). Adeline Pax ton (known also as idelaiUo. Paxton). Alma. i'hxiou, liouKias ureuitoru Associa tion, h cornorntlon. kiul it. I.. U hln- ple, on the lKth day of AtiKtiHt. 1930. commanding me as sheriff to sell thu hereinafter dcMcrlbed rem property to suiimy tnc sum ot $1734. 6 with Interest thereon at the rate of four per cent Per an num from September 8. 1020. and tue inriner sum or u&.uo allowed plaintiff as reasonable attorney's fees In said suit, and the further sum of $2tf.40 taxed as plain tiff costs and disbursements in sab suit, and for the costs and expense incurred on tno aaio oi thu real property to be sold pursuant to said writ of execution, all In ac cordance with said .ludKtnent and decree, I will on the 2.1th day oi September, 1930. at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon, at the front door of tho Court House In Itoae- nurar. uo litems uouniy. ureon. or fcr for sate and sell at nubile mic tion to the highest bidder for cash In hand, the following - describes real property, to-wlt: All of lots seventeen, mirhteen anil nineteen In block ten of the Amen" ed flat or the TownHltu of Suth erlln. In UouKlas County, OrcRun, toKciher with thu tenemetitH, hi'iu dltaments and appurtenances there unto hcloiiKitw or In any wise up put tulninx;, the said real property beinif land retrlstered under thu so- called Torrens System and the tine tneruto Deinu- neiu ny the de fendants. 15. ll. Paxton and Ado- ficate of titlo numbered 2371 Issued by tho refftstrar of titles for said DoukUih County, Orrjjnn, subject lo reWmptlon, as provided by ' law, and I will apply tho proceeds of such salo (a) to the payment or the costa and disbursements of said suit, nciud mar utiornov s fees: iit to the payment of the above amounts ad.ludwd to tie duo plain tiff 'With accrued Intorest thereon, as specified; and (c) the overplus, If any, I will turn over to the. clerr of the above entitled court for tnc hcuerit of whomsoever may bo en titled thereto. Date of first publication AukusI V. T. JACKSON. Sheriff of Douglas County, Ore on OTK K OP AI).M.MMTII ATOIl'N bAl.ti OI'' It ICA L PHOl'KltrV In the County Court of the State of OrcKon for DoUKlas CountY In the matter of the estate of Car Johuii TollakstJii. deceased. Notice Ik hereby Riven that pur suant to the order of the above en titled court entered on the 20 th dav of AuKUst. 1930. the under signed administrator with the will annexed will, un and after the 20th day of September. 1930, offer for sale and m-U at private sale for cash In hand the following duw'Tib ed real property In DoukIss County, OreKon. to-wlt: Lot 17 of Kden Orchards contaln Iiik 20 ucres moru or less accordiuK lo the plat thereof on file In the office of the County Clerk, DouKlas County. OreRun. Bids for uu id real property will be received by the undersiKned at the office of Carl Ii. WIniberly In HosebutR. DouKlas County. Oregon, on and after said date, and said salt will be mad subject to tho confir mation of the above entitled court. Dated and first published Aukusi 21, 1930. V. P. CLKMKNS. Administrator with the will annex ed of the estate of Carl Johan Tollakson, decease"1. OTiri: OK PIXAI. H hVV'V ItVl M K X T Nitco Is hereby Riven that the iimlerslRned exertitor of the last will and testament of McOnoD 1 DauRherty. di-ceasi-d. has filed his final uccount In the Countv t.'our of the State of OreRort for DouKlas County, and the Hon. W. S. Hamil ton. jiidRe of said court, has ap pointed Mondav. tlie 2nd day if September. 1930. at 10 O'clock In the forenoon o said day. In the county courtroom In the courthouse In ltosehurR. DourIus County. Ore gon, as the time and place for hear inK objections. If any. to said ac count, und the suLtfemelit there of. All persons Interested In said es tate are hereby notified to file theli objections. If anv. to said final ac count, at or before tho time HP pointed for hcarliiR as afore said. Dated this 21st day of Aurusi. 1930. 1XMKR DACOIIKItTY. Kx ecu tor - of thu lasL will and testa ment of McLirady W. DaURheity, deceased. V'J1( SO CltKOITOltN In tin County Court of the State of Oi'crou for DouRlas County. In th matter of the estate of IIiiRn Ritchie. Sr.. deceiiHed. Notice is hereby aMven that lV an oriler if the above court ilulv mad and entered Jennie II. Ritchie, was j on the 2"lb day of AuriihI. 1930. appointed executrix of Hie b.st will and testament and estate of lfiiKh I Itifehle. deceased. All tielsonrt hav- , IllR clalniS MRHinst nahl esttlu are hereby notified to present the same dulv verified to with vouchers annexed as bv law required to the underslRued at the law of fice of John T. I'nff. In the Per kins JiulldliiR In RoHcbui-R within six months from the date of this first publication of this notice. Dated and first published AuRUSt 21. 19..0. jKAStK It. UITVIIIK. Kxwittrlx of tliu last will and testament and estate of IIukii Ritchie, dercaa'jil. stH.I.IrMTI.HI.M NORTH UMPQUA SOCIAL CLUB I DANCE g lusic by Rcscburg Orchestra 1 . IDLEYLD PARK 1 5$i;urday, August 23 IT.TIT.I.T:TITTTIT.TITTTTaT.T.T Roger 1-aaqusr family Paints F.p-Lac AI.M1M.ST11 ATOIfS NOT It: TO CHKlllTOHS In. the County Court of the State of . ureKon tor uouKias touniy. In the matter of the estate of Klla ' itrost. deceased. -Notice is ni-iebv aiven that the" umlerslKntd was on the 16th dav of AiiKiist, 1930. by an order of the County Court for Douglas County. ' uri'Bon. appotnieoi administrator ot he estate of Ella Brosi. deceased. All persons havinst claims atcau said estate are hereby notified to " present ll'.o s.i mc. properly veri fied to with vouchers annexed as ' by law required to the undersigned at the law office of John T. I-onx.' in inu r-eraina iiuuainK in ttose- . hiirK. Orewrnn. within six months , from the date of this notice. Dated and first published August 31. 1930. W. S. BROSI. Administrator of the estate of KM a Brosi, deceased. XOTK K OK ffAI.F, 1JY ADMIM9- ' Tn AT It I V In the County Court of the State of -Oreicon for DoukIss County In the mat tor of tho estute of Llda Albro, deceased. Notice Is hereby sriven that pur suant to the order of the. above en- -titled court entered on thf 20th day of AuKiist. 1930. the undersigned ' administratrix will, on am) after ' tho 20th day of September. 1S:0, of-' for for sale and sell at private salo for cash In hand, tho following de scribed real property, tp-wlt: An undivided one-fifth Intet est -In the Southeast quarter of Sec- . t.ion 2, Townshln 33 South. Ranw . 5 West of the Willamette Meridian; A of the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 2S. Township 31 South. R autre 4 WoHt of tho Willamette Meridian. Bids for said real pronertv will ' be received by the undfrslsmod at ho office of Carl K Wfmberlv In Roschuru;, IouRlas County. Oregon, on and after said date, and 1 sale will he made subject to thi ' confirmation ot tho above entitled court. 1iit"d and first published AuruhI 21. 1030. EDNA ALRRO. Administratrix of the estato of L.idn' Albro, deceused. XO'I'ICK OK iUAltlIAIV'N SALE OF HlilAL PKOPKHTV In the County Court of the Statn of OrcRon for DourIus County , In the matter of the Ruardlan&hlp of V. II. Th acker, insane. Notice Is hereby Riven that the ' underslHned Ruardian of W. 1U Thacker. Insane, In accordance with an order of the above entitled court ' In the above entitled matter, dul v made and entered on the 20th day of AiiRtist. 1930. authorizing said Htiardlan to sell the real property -of sahl ward hereinafter describe will, on and after the 20th day of September. IIKIO. offer for sale tho followliiR described real property, to-wlt: UcKlimlnR at a pt. 5.67 chs. N !" , 8 chb. K, i.t the a Wuc. corner be tween Sees. 22 and 27. Tn. 27 S, ' It. 6 V.. W. M. said pt. beinR on" the N. line of the Cons Hav Watron Road, thence N. 24.00 "ha., thence 10. 8.00 chs.. thence 8. 21.30 chs. to ' the N. lino of said waRon road. ' thence In a. Southwesterly direc tion alonR N. line of said waRon road to tho place of hcHinniiiR, contaui tiiR 20. 3s acres mure or less. Also hei;innliiR at a nt. 29.67 chs.., N. ami 17.00. chs. 10. of the Sec. corner hot ween Sets. 2i mid 27. Tn. 27 S. R. fl W.. V. M.. thence K. 16 chs. to the Coon Ray Watcon Road, t) thence In a Southwesterly direction,, fofwlnR the meanders of the Coos Hay WiiRon Road to a point direct ly H. of the beRinninR pt.. thence N. 21.31 chs. to the place of hcRin- ' nlmr contatnihR 21.75 acres more qr ' (ess. Rids for the purchase of said real nrop'rty will be received by Curl E. . Wlmberly at his office in the First State and Savin Ran If RufldliiR. RnsehurR. OroRnn. on and after said 20th dav of September, 1930, and the sale of said real prop erty will be made subiect to conflr-.-mntlon bv the above entitled coiirt. -, Doted and first published AuRUst 21. 1930. LINDA TIIACKER, . Unardhin of the estate of W. IT. , Thacker. Insane. Chiropractor pRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER Mineral Vaprr Baths 827 Cass Phone 491 "Complete Health Service' RADIO A complete stock of radio parts - and accessories at all times. Two experienced radio men at your service, who will gladly call and give your radio a com plete check over for only 75c Phone 123 Roseburg Electric