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Newspaper Page TextA TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. ORCoN, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1936. pallr t.nrvl Mar J ?rabr f Tfca aaaoclalral l'rr ha AMUi'lalrd fresa l excliiHlvii ly entitled to lite use fur republica tion of all news dlnptttclii riedlltd to It or not otlierwlee credited in (his paper and to all local new published herein. All rlghta of re publication of special dlspatcnaa fiereln ara also reserved. HARBI8 ELLSWORTH Editor Entered aa ascond cIhis matter Mar 17. 1U20. at the pout ofllto at ItoaeburaT. Oregon, under act of March 2. 1878. fUprtssnted by I C MiXTtSKr? COjng, Han Franelero 320 Bush Street. J.ue Aajtelea 121 Bouth Spring Street. Hraltlc liOS Btcwurt Htreut, t:hlraao 361) North AllchlKan Ave. Detroit 323 Stephenson lildg- Keie York li East 0th Utraet. I'orllaad B.i;ll Bldg. Subscription llatra fleily, prr year oy mall II. on )ally. a months by mail 2.00 lastly. 3 months py mull l.JO Ltally. single iiionlh by mail 60 bally, by carrier per niuiitb ... .60 To Render Decision. rpilE blfciiway couiiuisslon held Ha bearing warding , t b e clianae of the highway routing through lioaeburg and has stated that it will take the matter under advisement and unnouiito Us ile ' clsion in a week or two. It la gen ' erally assumed that the commis sion will do as It sees fit which means that It probably will go ahead with the re-routing as Its , engineers havo surveyed it. Tbs routing of the I'ucitic high wuy through Itosoburg by going straight through on Stephens ; street bus been talked about for ' years, goveral months ago a sur - vey was made and tbe News-Hu-' view carried several news stories Vbuut It. Later it was announced by tis commission tliut funds might goon be available for tbe work that was more than two months ago.' There seemed to be only mild interest Ip the mailer. But a little more thuti a weeg prior to the healing, organized op position tp tlte change appeared and it now duvplops (but most of Iho business men ' on Jackson itroet are absolutely oppiiBed to (be change suggosled by the com rnlsBlon, and most of them signed a petition which voiced their feel ing. The commission now finds Itself In a curious position. It had every reason to assume that there was little opposition to tho proposed change, although ampin lime had elapsed to pormlt opposition forces to pinko their position known. The sudden nppeainuco of very strong opposition must have been most puMling to the commission. What It will doclde, under tho clreum mnnces. remains ' bo Boe" ,,ut whutover the decision Is It will not be popular with everyone. Editorials on New (Continued from page 1.) this was a hectic sput, If tale's can bo believed. THIS Hill man of tlte ourly days of tiimitiiKii oin to have been one McCnrty, vrhiuio nationality you may guess al. Ho slutted In with a loll road over the Siiiiiu t'rus mountains, mill 111 plain, wliem Iho l"n now Btuuds, was known ua the toll Rati' place. PtMiplo dnulitli'HB cussed just lis heartily tiit'ii over having In pay tolls to cross tho Santa Cruz mountains by toad as they will a Utile Inter, after the novelty has vorn off, over having to pay tolls to cross San FrancUco bay by bridge. cop'.c of all periods have first vuuted modern Improvements so badly their mouths fairly watered, tind Idlor bavn cussed bitterly over liavlug ttt PAY for these Improve incuts. PliOI'l.H are like thai. Ily the lime the New Ileal, Willi It Is hot rluff now, reaches the stage of being paid for. It will be a by-word mid a hissing. Wo wiint what o want when wo nant It, but paying fur It Is another mutter. BI T lei's got buck to .Mr. Me Curly. Collecting lolls ut tbu business uml of it toll road was all right for a while until Jiimes Murshall came down from Dickon and dlscoercd gold at Sutler's Mill and Blurted the first California boom; but us n big city begun lo grow up at San Kl'Hiiclsco McCarly saw wider op portunities. bu ho stalled a aaivmllt, at about tho present site of Saratoga, and begun to saw up tbe surrounding redwood timber Into lumber with .T lilcb to build bouseo up on the fiuy, where tho ships were dally pouring new thousands. - It was a prosperous venture, and In the early 60's the little town of Toll Gale wag g roaring spot, rival ing the gold cginpg to tbe north in roistering wickedness. They pumed It McCurtysvlile, and for a few brief ycarg It ran high, wide and handsome. Now it is peaceful Saratogu. OARATOGA has another clulm to fume. When John Drown wus hanged at Harper's Ferry, the abolitionists of California clubbed together and raised money enough to bring Urown'g widow out here and buy a farm for her. The farm was locat ed Just west of where Saratoga now stands, and here Mrs. Brown lived until her death, and her body lies in the little Saratoga ceme tery. The mouijtuio to the west of the torn is numed John llrown'B Mountain. IP McCARTY could see the traffic tbut rolls alon:t Kl Caniluo Real of a Sunday, only a few miles from his old toll gate, he would turn over In his grave and groun with mournful regret at the thought that he couldn't huve wulted a few dec ades und got himself a toll gate tbero. Hoy! Whut a gold mine that would be! KRNR PROGRAM (1,800 Kilocycles) . SPONSORED BY NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY, APRIL 17 Morning Hours 4r Burly llirds. 0Q Alarm Clock Club. 8(j News-Review Ncwb Broad caHt. 45 Alarm Clock Club (could ) mi Gond Morning. J. M. Judd. 15 Mountain Music. Dll Devotional. 45 Organ Music. 00 Dorsey lrus. Orchestra. 80 Morning Miiulcnle. :II0 Sol Ilrlght and His Holly watians. :30 Women's Exchange. :00 Love Songs of Yesteryear. :30 Modern Melodies. Afternoon Hours :05 Copco's Agricultural Talk. :21l NewB-llevlew News Broad cast. :30 Oldaniobllu Program with Lyman Spencer, :00 Fills Kreisler. : 16 tjuartut Selections. : 8W Victor Salon Orchestra. :lll Music's Magic Carpel. :H0 Songs of Our ltud. :45 Morton Downey. :00 World Hook Mun. :15--Novelty Tunes. :30 Storyland. :00 The ICiillor Views the News. 15 Famous Music. 46 Oene Austin. 00 Saw Turns. 15 rurl's Tavern Vagabonds of Prairies. 80 Motor Shop Garage Pro Bents The Hawk. 0(1 'the Right That Nailed. 16 Friendship Circle. 00 Sign Off. SATURDAY, APRIL IS Morning Hours 46 Karly llirds. DO Alarm Clock Club. 30 News-Review Now s Brouil-. cast. 45 Alarm Clock Club (contd.) 30 Devotional. 45 Salon Music. 00 Famous Orehestrus. Ill) Album of Music. 00 Golden Voices. 30 Musical Library. 00 Gross & llaigis' Music Box Program. 15 Melodies or Dreams. 30 Popular Stars. Afternoon Hours 00 Douglas County t'leumery Presents the tiellool Jlulid. 20 NeWB-Rcvlew News ilioad- cust. 3(1 Hansen Motor Co. Variety Program, on Fnrlrn Caruso. 15 Close lliirmnny Four. 16 Sliming Troll hiidour. uO-Spunlah Mantilla, an KvenliiK Airs. 00 -World Hook .Man. 15 -Mills III us. ::io siorylnnd. on The Kdllor Views tln News. 1 6 Clyde McCoy und Ills Or clieslru. :30 Singing Stl'lnus. :uu Culled Artists. : 15-Carl's Tavern Vagabonds of Prairies. :30 .Molnr Shop Presents The Hawk, also Paul Campbell. :0ll Clli'vroli I's Musical Mo incuts. I.",- 1'rlendililp Circle. :iitv sign Olf. JACK GIBBS PLEDGED TO PHI KAPPA PHI .lurk A. (tlblm uf HoH"lmi . o it'ct'iitly wiiii Ihu s.',.stij Hrhcl.ir shili ofii'ieil by (In1 Hiu'ina A:iv:.ih mi poiit.'lnn, Iiuh ItiM'it ilfilm-' ii I'll! KtiPI'tt 1 hi, iiHlinnnl M-lml.tsi ir tutiiiir tu li'iy, ih nnliu r tn vvi'm! iiM'i'l veil Mom ( Me mm Sluli' iiil It'tti'. when' (iililm In it st'iilnr. Thv mu-li'ly unuciiiiin'M tlir plfdulnn uf 4J Atiiilt'iiiit ami fHrulty nu'inbcrs Ht Oiokoii 8lali. DANCE Plantation Inn Saturday, April 18th Good Music Dutch Lunches - Chicken Dinners When Ordered Ahead Admission and 10c One Word Led To Another Bugs Baer (Copyrlnlit, lft-16, Kintf Foaturo Hynditate, Inc.) Patting the Hot Plates. Whut da you do with your old license pltttea? It cohU the aver uKu New Vorker twenty dollars und fifty ct'iiia for his front und back numerical! daahhourdH, That's a lot of money to ,my for a num ber that will uever win a ruffie. There's a fellow In Idaho who built a garage out of hia old license plates. The result waa that the village letter car rier went nuts trying to figure the number on the building. It added up to 8,649,570,958 In front and 7,386,597,001 In the back. Ve don't approve of making hoi net out of liceiiHR plates. First of all, the even -numbers should be on the south side of the street. Second of all, if your kitchen wjih built of Dakota plates and your parlor whs Pennsylvania you would huve to rq through Georgia to get to New Jersey. One fellow made a cocktail tray out of a Massachusetts li cense plate and served side swipe liquor. A guest look two snorters of the sideswipe, fell down and yelled "I got his number." The plates make pretty good shingles for a barn roof be cause they ft re heavily enamel ed and water-proof. You can uso them to patch boilers, re enforce concrete and as mile stones In Texas, where 74,625 M is always the distance to the next town. UceiiHG plut.ea huve many uhps and uitj especially handy tor tho New York truffle cop, who special izes In bookkeeping on horseback. If he finds HiUS.t-W parked by a flro plug he divides It by three, sub tracts 11 and adds ten dollars or ten days, lie stirs this with his fountain pen uird sets you in the shade to cool. Proving that you may save li cense plates, but license plates will never save you. There ain't no use saying, "Why, the chluf of police and me went to school together,' For, this time, you are going to take a post grad uate course of ten days by yourself. A license plate Is merely a re ceipt on sheet Iron. It proves you have paid your Initiation fee for 1 And that you were a mem ber in good standing until you start tn run. It! u fellow Rets a low number like lot)5 he f Inures that's how many miles he cun go In an hour. LETTERS from the People CommiaiilfT-ttlons to ine NoW(-Ro-view for puhiiLntlnn In this l-prt-nit'tit Hhniild hu writ Ion on otilv one lJn of tliR paper, tthould not ex ceed SeO wuiilit in length, ami nmsl be MKned by thv writer, whoaa limil a ild iosr must accuinpnny the cun- iriuuuon. BIBLE CLASS BECKONS Kdllor News-Review: K v e r y Monday evening at 7; -IS o'clock we have a wonderful Bible class In the houiUaa hotel. We study the Dlhle only and no church duel l ine Is taught. IT you want to under stand your Hiblo better, you are Invited to come. If you come once, you will waul to come u;'.mn. JOHN IIKNNIN1J. Free Methodist church. MUSIC WEEK PLANS BEING ARRANGED Ai lanucmeiils are 'being made Inr music tVdtlvalrt to lie held at Drain Friday, Aim 11 17. and at .Myr tle Cieek April 21. in preparation lor the ohMcrvaiu'f of . National Music week, May ;i lo May ii. stu dents and adults will meet at (lie lun ifttiivals lor mutdi-al pro claim Pan I'ollnu. principal ol schools at Myrtle Creek, is count j thaiiiiuiu lor the activity. 'GRAD' CEREMONIES TO BE LOCALIZED The ceiriallzed eighth prude tciuduatioti leteiitouy Is to he ah.in doiitd this .vein, it is announced b M is. Kdilh Ackert, e, unity m hool Apron nd Necktie DANCE South Deer Creek Grange Hall Sat. Nile, April 18 GOOD MUSIC Admisiip' Gent 35c superintendent. For the past few years all eijfhlh grade students of the county have been invited to Ituseburg for graduation exeicists Many districts, however, prefer to hold exercises lotitlly. Mrs. Ackert is suggesting in a bulletin issued this week that tarter seiiQois m vite In suirouud'tng smaller sehuols for joint cereiuonials. WIFE ASKS DECREE : ON CRUELTY CLAIM Suit for divorce has been filed in the circuit court here by Kthel Gouley against Albert Gouley. They were married .May 18, li)26, ut Ueedspurl. 'Ihu plaintiff, represent ed by Attorney Wiilium AI. Itusch of lteedsport, charges cruelty. CITY VISITORS Clmrles Ituweil. of Tenmlle. waa a btiMineas viHitur In tnis city yes- turdiiy. Miss Alice May Adams, of Oak land, slioppL-d and visited fiiunds here Wednesday. Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Piukcrton, of .Soulh lver creek, were in town last night for the Pro-America meeting. Mrs. Krmll llriggd, of Myrtle Creek, spent Wednesday in this city shopping and viauiMK Mends. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Livingston and Mr. and Mis. O. C. Itrowu, of llixonville, Bp-jut lust evening in town attending the Pro-America meeting. . Joe Kondeau, of Tiller, was a buguicHS, visitor in this city yester duy. C. W. Milam, of Bulherlln, spent Wednesday in this city attending to business. Joe Thompson, of Oakland, was here for u lew hours yesterday on business. Grant Harris, of Glide, was -in town for several hours yestorduy attending to business. Mr. und Mrs. V. 11. McCain, of Dixonvillc, were huelness visitors in this city yesterday. Mrs. M. Murruy, of Oakland, spent yesterduy here shopping anu visiting friends. Fred Uuell, of Dlllarcl, was a 'business visitor In this city yester duy. Mr. and Mrs. It. h. Dewull, of Cunyonville, were lure on business yesterday. Mrs. W. P. Heed, of Keedsport, spent yesterday in tills city shop ping. Jennie L. lioyd, of Drew, wus here for R"few hours yesterduy visiting and shopping. Mrs. Douglas Walle, of Glide, spent yesterduy here shopping and visiting. .Mr. und Mrs. Perry Wright, of Caps lilahce, spent yo:iterduy here on business. M. S. Monger, of I.ooliingglass, was In town utteiullng to business for u few hours yesterday. M. N. Jones, of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday in tills city attend ing to. business. Lloyd Knapp, of Gardiner, spent a short time in Hpseburg yester duy on business. , 4(' MYRTLE CREEK MVIiTI.E ClilCKK, April 15. Mr. and Mrs. Jumps Mluitmtlgh, of Ashlund. visited here over tho week-end with Mi's. Minmatigh's mother. Mrs. ltuliv Ii-viiih und nth. er friends. On their return to Ashland they were uccompanicil by Eugene Mini nuuKh, who will visit there with his brother this week. , Mr. und Mis. Graver Vilildel and family from Missouri, visited here recently ut the hump of a relative, Mrs. Lily Sharpe. They lire spend ing some time In the Willamette valley looking for n permanent lo cution. Isaac Weaver, of Kiigene, was a Myrtle Creek visitor the lust of I ho week. Mr. Weaver Is an old time resident and was looking after business Interests here as well us visiting, with bis son, P. H. Weaver und family. Horn, lo Mr. und Mrs. Albert I'.'iiston. Sniurday, April 11, l!Ki(, n H-lb. daughter, Shirley Mac. Dr. J. C. Maxson was the attending physician. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. M. Stearns spent Kaster in Drain, with Mrs. Stearns' parents, Mr. und Mrs. Joe Dear dorlT. Mr. und Mrs. Pleasant Aldredge and son. of Medrord. ami Mr. and Mrs. Adrian llurlburt. of ltoseburg. vlnlted with (heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Aldredne over the week-end lint! Httendeil the Horton llughes wedding Sunduy. "Thank you.. for your Advice, Doctor !" I It U i trtbittt to t'tf Inlfsrllv ofthe nioJrTfi vtmtinti .that ht dor not ixttihlr wilti htIOt hen ll vnmrt to ttie Impottani umttrr ot frmlntne s'triiKTtt your hmlth with n tl. pciiJdSI. ent-tilve ffititcKle. M. D, rfrr. la rtvlUy rrrrrtl tot lh rarttculat rrquirr- mrntt or tttnitutie hgtrnr. M D. ) Xht M. D. iirotnlion tor OwqutnoHti Sutrhntr. Ah ruur dmitatitt mr fOH ht Stsnlf y liui Or mod HY6IEHE .NOTK F. OF HHKHIFF'M SlI-K In i he ;i uit Court tf the State of OieSun tr puusltm County. yiiv Fdrat Iiitd (lank ot Ifpokatie, a cuiporatiou, piainuff, v. Coniud C. Luiis; and ilary K. Ihk, hus band und wif; jtin T. loim; Jl j'.iiitnu ohiiiuii; I-KriUto K. (ttf; UuliHHa, Cttiin ; ami ttie Hoaebur Nutionul Kurin Ixan AaauL-lution, a ijurutmn, Oi-fciitlnniii. Nolliu in hert'ty given that uii !- and py vlrlue of a 'writ uf exe ruiioii nun order ot mile Ittxued out of the aimv entltlt-U toutt, in the uiiovt- eiititifd cauic, on the loth day uf Apnl, I'J'-ii, upon u Judg-int-nt und fleci't-t r-mlt-red mjd till r-d In ttald court and cause on th 10th day of April. 1!36. in favor of (lie uttovt- n Mined plaintiff und aKaliiNt tut- aiovt naiititi (it-ifiKianc, v, null uaid execution und order uf xule coium ndt d mi to Hell the licreiu af ter dencrlbt d r al property ror tlie purpox) of aatlKfyiriK miiIiI jndtc fnelit in liie muiii of Seven thounund five tin nd rt-d one dollarif und tliltty one cents (IT.60I.31 ) wllti Inter, ut at tlfilk per u n n um on Five tliou aund hl'Vcd hundred ninety-nevun dollarH und ninety-six cents (5,7aT.6) thereof from February 2D. 1936, until paid, and with Inter est at 5 per annum on One thou sand four hundred n i net v-four dol- Iuim and ninety-five cetitu (Il.41ll.b5t tin-reor iioin i ruiiry iajo, un til imtd. und the further sum of Twenty-one duUurH and twenty- rive cents (ji.-'ij) costs anu uia bursf Dientu: Now therefore. I will on Monday, ttif lKih day of May. lit 3 6. at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at liiv (our i House ironi a our in HoHebut'K. tMitl,iH County. Of-vr-n, offer for sale und sell at public auction to the ItlKhest and bent "Nidi-r for cuhIi In hand the following dcmTlbcd leal property, to-wlt: The HouthweHt quarter of the NortlieuHt quarter: the South half of Die Northwest quarter; the Nurth half of the Southwest quar ter; the North went quarter of the t he;ist quarter; nnd the South half uf the Soul bean I quarter uf 8ctfin 1 1. Township 26 South. Hanfe 7 west of the Willamette Meridian. Except tanemeiit tfritnt ed V. II. laoriff by deed reconled In Hook till of heeds, piiKu Sit uated In ouk1us County. Stale of UleKon. ToKelhor with the tenements, hereditaments and uppurtenaticex thereunto belnntclpK ot in uny wise appertaining. And I will anoly t'' pna-eed nf xaid sale, firnt, to the payment of the costs uf said sale and to the (i-tn and dlHlnirnfinentH of fa id suit; and. second, to the payment of Die amount due plaintiff on the nfoiecaid judKient with accrued Interest. " I'ated this 16th day of April. PKIK'V A. WKRB, Sheriff of Douglas County. Oregon. Ml'I'ICi: OF F1XAI. SICTTI.KMF.XT li) the County Court of the State of OreK"ii for Douglas t'ounty. Ill the matter of tue estate ot Mary Mill Short, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Mary 1 1 ill Short, deceas ed, has, filed In the above entitled court his final account in net t le nient of Haid estate.; and by order of said court duly mude and enter ed of record. Saturday, the Itilh day of May. linO, at 1U o'clock A. M. in the county courtroom In the court house in Hoseburg, Douglas County. UrKn. has been fixed us the time and place for hearing objections, if any I here he. to said final account, und for the settlement thereof. Dated this 1 tit li day of A01.1. l!Kifi. KllNlSST It. SIlnltT. .Administrator. M.TICI3 OF FINAL. HKTTI.KMK.Vr In the County Court uf the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the mat ter of the estuio of Dottle Adams, deceased. , Notice iy hereby given, tbut the undersigned has tiled in the ahOtfe entitled court and matter .the fi nal account of his udunuintrution of the estate of Louie Adams, deceas ed, and that t lie court, by an or der duly made und entered, has fix ed Saturday, May J fit h. lMt), ut the hour of lu:tH) o cluck In the lore noon, and the county court room in t he court house in It out burg, Doug las County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing said final ac count 11 nd all objections, if any. tliereto. ami tor tlte settlement ot said estute. iMteU April lain, i:i,ii. AI. K. It ITT Kit, Administrator of the estate of . Jouie Adams, deceuued. , ; 0 MITH I'I OF FINAL SF.TTLKMti.VI In the Coilnty 'Court of the S(ato of Oregon fur Doug Ian ( 'ounty. In the matter uf the estate of Eliza beth 1'airutt. deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Kll.ubelh Par rot t, de feased, has filed in tlie above um 1 1 U I'll court ills filial account in settlement uf said estate; and, by Oil men use this oil themselves NOW YOU CAN GET IT, TOO Since the early days of the automobile, the Pennsyl vania oil-fields have used this choice oil. First made in 1898, the Sterling Brand is holder of Pennsylvania . Grade Crude Oil Association Permit No. 1. Now it is available in your neighborhood ... so you can use this fine oil, too. Try a crankcase-full todayl Sterling Oil Company, Motor Oil Division, Oil City, Pa. Distributed by- BALLOU & WRIGHT 327 N. W. 10th Ave. Salem, pregon Portland, Ortgon Eugene, Oregon "Th Best Oil In Any Cast" order of said court duly made and entered of record, Monday, the lbtli day uf May, li36, at ten o'clock A. M., In the county courtroom In the courthouse In ftoseburK. Douglas County, Oregon, lias been fixed us tiie time anq place for hearing ob ject Ions, it any inert; be. to said final tn count and fur the settle ment thereof. K. U PAKUOTT. Administrator of the estate uf KH xabeth Parrott, Dec'd. (TI( K TO CHKUITOHM Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been by an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Douglas Comity, duly appointed executor of the last will Hiid testament of Catherine Kelle her, deceased. All persons bavins claims a train it t said estate are hereby notified tu present the same, verified as re quired by Jaw. to the undersigned pKecutor, ut his office In Hoseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, within six months from the date ot this no tlce. . Dated this 16th rtnv of April. 1936. DEXTER KICK. Executor of the last will and testa ment of Catherine Kelleher. de ceased. MOTH f: to rnLDrnms In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estute of Wil liam AHin, deceased. Notice is hereby given that t''f undersigned has by order of the above entitled cm-rt duly made and entered of record been duly hi polnted administrator of the estate of William Allin, deceased, und has dulv qualified us such. All persons having claims ngalnst said est n t urc hereby riul red to present the same, duly verified, to the undersigned administrator, at his resilience in Days Creek, Doug las County. Ore icon, or at the law office of Rice gt Orcntt in Rose burg. Douglas Countv, Ore iron, within six months from the first publication nf tnls n"tlc which 1b t)m 16th day ut April, mnf.. .TOR ALLIV. Admlnistentor or the estate of Wil liam Allin, deceased. FINAL MII'K K In the County Court of the St.ite of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of I lenry A, Willis, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Henry A. Willis, deceas ed, bus filed In the above ent I tied court the final account of his ad ministration uf said estate, nnd that said court by an order duly made and entered has fixed Saturday morning at ten o'clock on the 16th day of May. 1336. at the county eon rt room In the courthouse at Hoseburg In Douglns County. Ore gon, as the time and place for hear ing objections, if any, to said final account or to the settlement of salil estate. Dated and first published this 16lh day of April 1 urte. JOHN C. GEORCE. Administrator of the estute ot Henry A. Willis, deceased. .NOTICE TO HIOUITOHS In the County Court of "the Slate of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate ol D. F. Everett, deceased, notice is hereby given that the undersigned has, b- order of the above entitled court duly made, and entered of record, been duly ap pointed executrix of the last will and testament of D. F. Everett, de ceased, and has duly qualified us SlUll. All persons having claims against said estute are hereby required to present the same, duly verified, to the undersigned, at her residence In Riddle, Douglas County, Oregon, or at the law offices of Rice & Or ctitt In Hoseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, within six months from the first publication of this notice, which is the 16th day of April. mc. LA IT R A E. MEACHKR. Executrix of tlie last will and testa ment of D. F. Everett, deceased. ZINE KOIN and KSL O'CLOCK 10NITJ 4 nuDiLriAUtt 0 ill i. Year after year those who are "in the know" look to Norge for newest developments in refrigeration. Today we offer you what is, by a wide margin, the greatest Norge of all time. 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