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Newspaper Page TextI FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 21, 1936. MUe4 Dally Kiceil HumAny bj tfce Member of The AMocialrd lrr The Associated Press la exclusive ly entitled to the use for republica tion of nil newx dispatch rt edited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper mid lo nil local news published herein. All rights of ie uuuuuaiiun ot special UisualcUa hureln are also reserved. HARKIK ELLHWOUTH Koiu.r Entered an second class matter May 17. I!-", lit I ho post offiru tit Itoscbtirg, Oregon, under net of March J. 1X7. Represented by M-C-MOOENSFN S aa Vranrlaro 20 Buah Street, Loa A one Irs 433 South Spring Street, tfeatlle 603 Stewart Street, Chicago 3 60 North Michigan Ave. Detroit 328 Stephenson HI tig. New York it tiaat 4QU Street. Portland Hedtll Bldg. HulMfrrlptlus Ha lea pally, pc-r year ry mail 14. on pally, 6 month liy mull 2.00 Pally, 3 months ty mull J.JO Bally, uln (fie month by mull,.,, .CO ally, by carrier tier muiitb .60 Poppy Day. j nrOMOKHOW and Sultird:iy have been formally designated uh 'Pony days" the days of the an nu ill sale of tlio llttlo red "Jluddy" bop pi en for tlie benefit off the fam ilies and dependents of disabled war veterans. The government cares for tho disabled men but the families of those unfortunates often do not faro very well. They inatio a gal lant bU'ukkIo and voice no com plaint but many of them need help. The sale of tho popples Is one way of providing this needed aid. It has been many years since those now In tho ranks of the dis abled saw the popples bloom on Flan dors fields. Many of their comrades Mo In their lust resting place near those same fields where tho popples bloom. Hut tho salo of Iheso "Muddy" popples toduy and tomorrow will bring gladness to tho hearts of many who, drugging through tho long months and tho long years of heartless struggle, may often wonder at the world's cruelty. Jt Is a little thing wo do when we buy a poppy but it 1b u big thing In the Uvea of thoso who are help ed. Let us think of thut tomorrow and Friday, hot us he glud yes eager to buy a buddy poppy. It Is our opportunity to help. A Grand Record. -f-HE rocord of Jt. Aloxumlci of . I'enilWiloii, huro for Ilia I. O. O. F. convention, bIiouIi! bo tho envy of every moinbor. TIiIh grunU old mull, now In his ftDth year, Iiub iuIhhihI only one Btulo convention In 61 yuurs untl thut hecuuso of ill houlth. i Ho lnui Boch the lodge grow from u Biuall BtrUKKMtiK order lo n phteo of Btutu and national nroinlnouce. lie has Boon the Btato of Oregon grow from a territory with a mere liandfnl of people within Its bonl crB lo becotno one of tho flno HtuteB of the linloii with a popula tion of more than a million boiiIh, Mr. Alexander finds tho world Bill! a moHl InierosliliK place. Alert, active and In lull pohbohhIoii of all of IiIb furulllt'H, ho In not horcd. lie In euKer for new experlenceH anil enjoys each one to tho full. Last ovenlhK he made his fh'Bt ap pearance before a radio micro phono when he purltelpulcil in the I. O. O. F. broadcast over KHNIt. We hopo Mr. Alexander will be with lis again when tho lodge con venea hero and ho doubtless will be, for ho la proud of his uttend anco record. Editorials on News (Continue from paga 1.) as day. France owed an Inmost debt, anil KKFl'SKP TO l'AV IT. That Is all there Is to It. TOWNSEND CLUBS' DOINGS IN DOUGLAS CAM AS VALLEY Tlie Camas Valley Town send club will upon nor a I'n-0 Auction und Sales day at Ciimas allr, Siiiurday. June 6. Tlie t (imtulttee auuoiiuces (hut ppaeinua gitmndK have Ihiu h mur ed lor parking auttnuobib'S, ttiuns and livestock. A riinccsstoii btxilh will be pro vided fur prisons bring tug cakes, canned good, smoked meats and other articles of tend for bhW The general public is invited to pur ticipate and to bring any ut tides Tor sul. Horses, wagons, livestock, machinery, poultry. household goods and uuinetniiH other articlcH have already been listed. The grounds w ill be open at s h. in. und the auction sale will com mence at 1 :3ii p. in. A negro auction ftklt by the B iby Black Wiilnuls. Bobby 1'eriy anil Donald Coon. seen and nine yt;ii old respectively, will precede the sale. The nuctloii w 111 be conducteil bv the Associated AtutloueerH, a group composed of Tow nsendites, g.auuoiii, tut iu bureau and lift Jei'unl orguufzalluu uembeis, RAMBLINGS NEWS-REVIEW MAN By PAUL JINKIN boy In fowa-r- whlclt has been a long, long time ago an old neighbor of ours owned a bay gelding, a venerable horse, full of yean and the travail these yearn are Bure to bring. With bis age his hide was rough, and his ribs showed up like corruga tions for all to lee but still his head was held high; he could lift his tall when small alarms Impressed themselves up on his somewhat lethargic con bcWiubiiobs tho fire of long gone, strong Impulses still coursed through hla veins. Ho was a good horse yot. To tho small overalled boyB of that countryside, ho was that, and nioio. I'or ho had been Uncle Tom's brother's buffalo horse, a grand Bleed who hud chused tho great herds of bison throughout tho west, taking his toll of their numbers In many a skirmish, guid ing his valiant rider unerringly through tho peril of lurking roil skinB and treacherous prairie dog holes, lo victory and glory. It look a sirong horse, a wlsu horse and shull I say it? a aoulful horso to do all of that. Old Fred for thut was this homo's namo had tho run of tho pastures. In that far orf Iowa I itini. Ho was admired by all, ho was the envy of all. Kor ho had seen stirring days In that great halcyonlc west whose great fore finger outstretched In tho sky con tinually beckoned. Ho represent ed that vague something which each farmer felt In his breast the romance, tho unknown but thrilling lure of thut land beyond the great muddy river tho un known country of their secret (Ireuins. Isn't that odd? For no was only a horHo. I'll never forgot tho (lay t ibbi saw old r-reu. wanting uai-eioui through the lush hluegruHS of the big pasture, rounding a clump 01 willows beBlde a sniull. quiet brook. I round him lying dead In u little flat beside thb still waters, look- lug singularly awkward and unro- concllod, as if death bad caught him unaware and given him no time to compose hiniBelf sedately, and lie down with becoming dig nity. Old I'red was dead, lie was gone ho had followed the buttalo, In whoso hustenlllg departure no had played his part. Ills day of glory was over, and Ills only horn ago the waiuloiing' and shocked re gard of a very small boy. Old Fred was only a horso, who liitil iiiei-elv dono Ills best. His death was prosaic, and generally unremarked. His memory was soon forgotten, by most; but who are wo humans lo scorn his rec ord, and the manner of his pass ing? Oddities Gleaned From Day's News Modernity Lags TAlll.KQUAH, Okla., May 21.- A1') SiMoiul BtlldentB, pleparmg lor graduation troin Tahleiiuali high school, canio from the nlils wnuro there uro no tcletihoncs and never have had occasion lo use one. To riniove thut deficiency, tho scli'iico and Industrial arlB class of the high school Is Install lug a laboratory telephone sys tem. Alias-ovitz CHICAtlO. May 21. (AIM Scrgl .Michael Ahcrn rocognl.cd the prisoner and frowned. "You're Joseih Oiulrevovlti, alius Mslak, alias Ordroykowils, alias Andrekn itz, alias Ondiekowll., alias On dykovlu. Whnl's tho name Ibis tune'."' ho demanded. "Just put me down as Frank Ozeuilch," said the prisoner, a par olid convict, arrested with a kit of burglar tools In his possession. Sauce for the Gander Al'UOUA, III-, May 21.-(AIM When Mrs. .Multliew Keisch sued lor divorce, she obtained an In junction restraining her husband troin disposing f his property. Keisch then petitioned tho court (or an order directing her lo pay him temporary alimony. ''Ibis may ho a laughing mutter to some people hut It 8 serious business to Kersch." snld bis luw yer. "He needs the money." OLALLA OLALLA. Mity 21 - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ollivunt dree to Myrtle Point Sunday to visit Carl Busbucll ami Inuiily. Mrs. Addle Friend uml son Clif ton wtiv shopping in Itosebnrg Saturday. Jess Waro was sbcuiltu sheep tor KiHtik Adumeck the Uiht ol the week. Mrs. Goltla Kennedy ut tended the bundicralt rlas picnic at the TenmtU- grove Friday. This hunks the clorie ol the craft classes tor this season. A number f Obilht high school students went to Baudot with llielr chotM-s Monday lor a days' outing. Mrs. Ous Johnson iMitertaitied a numliei- nf f i lends at dinner the lu el of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Gene OIIIunt wore transacting business In Bote burg I-1 iday Miss iihoda Arnold has returned fioui Suthfiliu w licit' she taught iidiool (he nasi utuier. t-ue will UcucU the home schuol uexi year, News la 111 Km-, (hum fryuiuu. lac. WU n&ujftr r j "THERE'S MURDER IN THE AIR" By ROY CHANSLOR SYNOl'SIH rtuth Tyler, blind daughtor of former Ldstrlct Attorney lianiel Tyler, is psychic. She foretells. murders at the exact time Ihey are being committed but Is power less lo give sufficient information to prevent them. These weird vis itations come upon Kuth while she plays her violin und always at night. Mr. Tyler seeka the aid of Dr. Jan Karasc, celebrated psychi atrist, but the hitter must go to llultlmore on unother cuso, so he assigns his young assistant, Nat llenson, to the Job, suggesting thai Tyler give Nat only Ituth s back ground and lul him find out the de tails himself. Nut arrives at the old Tyler homo on Hast 7tllll si reel al midnight. He is puzzled when Tyler tries to explain lhat his daughter Is a mental case but Is nut unbalanced. Suddenly (he strains of a violin cuino in upon their conversation, B I o p p I u g abruptly. Asking Nat lo follow, Tyler rushes to Itulh's room whero they find tho girl letroi-strlcKcll. "It began as always," alio wills pored. "And then It Btopped!" CHAl'TKK IV Nat lay awako lor a long nine. going over the case in his mind, lid r . ., ..... w .i.l Kepi IIBIOIIIUK, WUI1ULT1IIK ' i music would begin again and then stop. Ho was hoping that it would, an t hat he could see, more duiluitely, its effect ipon tlie gin, Bui ho heard no sound, und utter a lime he dropped orr and slept. Winter sunshine streaming through a window wuktmed Mm. Ho rose, stretched, breathed deep- ly of tho brisk morning air. Then tie bathed, shaved und dressed M- surely, linditig, somewhat lo his surprise, thut socks and llnon. new ami ut his eoneel sue. had been laid out tor mm wmte u siept. inis uiyaiuiy w wiwiiii-i when Haines, tlie butler arrived lo ask him lo conio downstairs, lie, bad simply come in early in tne icimer ami mnv, umn.. morning, noted tho slaes, and gone iigured. Nat stole a look nf cur-. out ami purchased the necessary things. Now he lold Nat Mr. Ty- er enner tne uneiy unsimuvii i j ler and Miss Huth wore uvwitting of the morning, nor the poor fright-; him, ened creatuie of the night, but a, Nat found them in Hie living great artist, completely absorbed room, Tyler and the girl of the lo- m Hie music. She played with ling Hn. She looked perfectly rresh, uu- ers disciplined by u lifetime of nmrkod by her experience of the hard practice, and with her heart' night. The great dark eyes turn- and her soul. ed toward Nat as ho entered. They This, Nat knew, was genius. B did not Beem tiko sightless eyes, was ait experience unique in his They were warm and alive In her life, this first glimpse into the delicately oval lace, which whs touched now with healthy color. When Tvler introduced him, the glil smiled sweetly, and Nat look hor outblretched hand, soil like her father's, w ith the fingers so kinds of music, trom tue ousm s slender and delicate and long, yet to charming Viennese walt.es, so firm and strong. simple folk-songs, gay modern "How do you do. Nat?" she melodies. Then sho began a Inn asked, In u voice gentle as a guorous lovesong. . . . And sudden cuross. ly. I Ihrt midst of It, there was a "How do you do Kuth?" he an- crashing discoid and the music swered. ceased. She held bis band a moment. Jarred out of bis mood, Nat smiling up into his lace. glanced quickly at Tyler, who had "You are wry tali.'' she said, leaned forward, the bones in ins "Almost as tall as father. Von thin face standing out sharply. The have a nice voice, tun. Father has giil si nod stiltl, bow aloft, linn told mo all ahoul ynu. I urn wry ers still on the quivering strings, hiippv lo know you." Her lace, except for two vivid Nat suddenly felt a pang of re- Mpots of color on her check bones, gret (or Ibe role he must phiy. But was dead while. Her lingers trem- he murmured bis sincern pleasure, bled on the strings, then were She sal on the edge of one of 'he unlet. Idg chairs, her Utile feet barely "Murder!" she said, hoarsely, touching the floor, Nat thought "Murder!" th.it never had be seen a human Tho two men sat immobile. Nat being so eviuMfe. so spontsn- was fascinated -and chilled, enusly and HHUiiaUv charming. His "l can feel it more ami tnoie." heart warmed to her. the girl went on. "Black hate. . . . BreiiklAMl wak announced. It . A mind churning with bate! Death was served in a sunny nmm over- I looking what. In the spline, would h tho Kanlrn. They asked him j how ho liked his room, and when ! bu ruldled euthusiusttvally, they I both siuiled Ibeir gratllicatlou. Item:-Unusually Hot Summer Predicted They chatted pleasantly through the meal, Tyler indulging in some fictional reminiscences ol Nat's fa ther, und their youth together. Xbis ttgain, mado Nat sllgnlly uncom fortable, ulthough ho reulized the wisdom of keeping his purposo from the girl. Hut somehow he did not like the idea of deceiving this lovely creature. Presently she asked him if ho liked music. And ho hud a sudden thrill. This, after ull, was tho key. lie assured her that while he was not u musreiuu, he did like good music and hoped to hear her play often. "I Bhnll play for you tonight," she said. No mention whatever was made of the events of the previous night After breakfast Nat excused himself and went to his apartment to get his luggage. He packed, made a few purchuscs, and return ed to the old house in Die late aft- m noon. lie did not see either Huth or Ty 1 ler until dinner-time. They dined ' quietly. Afterwani, at Tyler's' suggestion, tho three of them took o l,.t.. wiillr ii i-oitlrii liiirr It lit ll 'a quirk with appreciation for t in sounds and smeils of the night. tho sounds and smeils of the night She walked surely, easily, almost as if she could see us well as they And her seemingly was tireless. fragile body When they returned to tliet house, Until announced nuiiier-nl-1 luclly that alio would play. Nat, again loll liiul thrill of unttcipti lion. He look a chair in the suit1 lighted living-room and relaxed his i body but not his mind, wailing. Ty- let- produced the violin and sunk back in bis own chair, his long fingers Inteilaced. his tacu brood-; tug as itutn uneiiy tuneu uiu in-. " i Hun she began to play, sotlly,. and her small glowing lace, so ions awe at her. She was no long- matchless artist wnnn iniuumeu the gin s siemter num mm), m was entranced, drawn out of him- self by the spell of the music She played for a long time all Pea tl. le:ith' Kill all nil ers all ktnus. Kill HrHwevelt! She Rave :t Mttlo gasp of honor, "Ho is goiuK to kill Mr. Koose- veil! Ho ts gums to shoot:'1 Sho moaued helplessly. .1. : : Satl Devotions I)It. C1IAULKS A EDWARDS Read Phil. 2.1-9. The crowning argument In fa vor of the idea lhat the Chris tian should bo modest and con siderate and altogether friendly Is found in the example of Jesus Christ, according to St. Pauls thought. There may be many human reasons why he should lit;, hut the best reason nf all Is that he is supposed to follow in the footsteps of his Muster, Who took U) ,m Himself the term of a Kenunt and became obedient unto death for His fellow men. We usk Thee, O (lod, that we might be made willing to have tue mind that was in Christ Jesus our Lord. Amen. I'nable to restrain himself fur ther, Tyler sprang to bis feel. "Who. Kuth? Who?" he cried. Sho shook her head, bewildered, frightened. "I don't know w ho I don't know! But I can. feel it a dark uvl1 "itiK- .'"'p- is it she? is M" r , , , ue ul,,lH f hfr eul eyes di llltuti- hlmsclt powerless l" "Huth!" Tyler cried again loud ly. "Huth!" "Hush," she said. "Hush!" Sho waved him baek. Tyler hioou neipiessiy, uis eyes on ner 1 lace. "Now ! " she moaned,' "Now ! Shots! Many of them. . . . Five shots. . . . .Mr. Hoosevelt is safe! .Missed ! But o tilers full several. . . . A woman two women a man u big man, an important num. Words now! . : . Words. . , . 'Miss ed Hoosevelt! Glad, 1 got Cermak! Too many people are starving!" Slit! slopped, suddenly, the vio lin sinking from her shoulder. Ty ler put an arm about her, support ing her. As if released from a spell, Nat jumped to his feet, star ing at the radio cabinet against the wall. "Hoosevelt is speaking at Miami Bench!" he cried. Ho ran to the radio, turned Hie dials. A confused roar, then voice, an excited voice, could be heard, the voice of the radio an nouncer at the very scene: "An assassin has just attempt ed to kill the president-elect ! Mr. Hoosevelt is unharmed, but Mayor Cermak of Chicago and several others were struct by bullets. The man is being ovei -powered.' A gun Is taken from him. He is scream uiu: "i kin an presidents! All the otticers! Too many people are starving to death!" In her father s arms the girl slowly crumpled. Ho picked her up, held her Inert little form close to his breast. Over the radio the ex cited voice of tho announcer was still pouring out tho whole amaz ing story. (To be continued) H1NDENBURG WINGS BACK TO GERMANY! LXKKIIl UST. V .1, May 21 (AIM The dirigible Hiudenburg heatlt'd hack across the Atlantic tiida. its skliipcr hopetul that the winds which retarded its westward flisht would ppeed it lowaid Ger many. Kiotn Halifax. N. S.. eame re porls the leppeltn passed over liar riUKtun. N. rt . at , ; rv a. m. ttnlay. Tin it ip w ill complete the hit ed lul" the zepiM-lin between ier eil (or the Zeppelin bet ween tier- many ur.d the l luted State: lllis summer llctore its si hetluled re turn here June howeer, the .airship will niske its second Smith 'Atlantic crossing to Klo IV Janeiro. Aboard were 51 passengers. KRNR PROGRAM (1,600 Kilocycles) SPONSORED BY NEWS-REVIEW FH1DAY, MAY 23 Morning Hours Early Dirds. Alarm Clock club. News-He view News Broad 6:45-7:00-7:30- cast. 7:45 Alarm Clock Club Cont'd. 8:00 iood Morn in ft. J. M. JudU. Jt: 15 Mountain Music. 8:30 Devotional. 8:45 Organ Selections. 9:00 Iorsey Bros. Orchectra. 9:30 Morning Musicale. to: 00 Love Songs of Yesteryear. 10:30 Women's Exchange, 11:00 Mills Bros. 11:30 Modern Melodies. Afternoon Hours 12:05 Copco's Agricultural Farm Notes. 12 : 20 News-Kevie w News Broad cast. 12 : 30 The Studebaker C h a m pions. 12:45 Hit Tunes. 1:00 Fritz Kriesler. 1:15 Accordion Selections. 1:30 Music's Magic Carpet. ' 2:00 John Demarehant. 2:30 On the Shores of Italy. 3:oo World Hook Man. 3:15 Novelty Tunes. 3:3(1 Sloryland. 4:00 The Eihtor Views the News. 4:15 Matinee Idylls. 4:45 An Ounce of Prevention. 5:00 Matinee Idylls Cont'd. 5:30 Motor Suop Oarago sents tho Hawk. 5:45 The Oay Nineties. 6:00 Close Harmony Four. 6:30 Songs Seldom Heard., TrOOPopuIar Dance Time. 7:30-rSign Off., Pre- S.ATITHDAY, . .MAY 23 Morning Hours 6:45 Karly -JUrO.-. .v i-' V: 00 A larm Clock Club. , News ltevlew: Newp' B.ruad- 7:45 Alann Chirk- Club contfl.,"': :3'.-JDevnti6nal;' : ;. ',' 8: 15 Salon Music. ' ' , " ;,:", SUOOn-Famourf Orchestras. 9:30 Album of Music.,.. 'Vl , 10:00 Down 'Melody-Lute; Iv. '1 U;00--Melod.es of Dreams', . . ' 11: 15 Popular Stars. Afternoon Hours : J 12 : 20 NVws-lieview News Broad cast. 12:30 Gross & llargis Music Box Program. 12:45 Saw Turns. 1:00 Enrico Caruso. 1:15 Spanish Mantilla. 1:45 Five Spades. 2:00 Evening Airs. 2:3 Jessie Crawford ut the or gan. S:00 World Book Man. 3:15 Hawaiian Selections, 3:3ii Story Land. 4:00 The Editor Views the News. 4:15 Tango Time. 4:45 Guy Lonibardo. 5:30 Motor Shop Ourago sents The Hawk. 5:15 Irish Fdvorites. 6:00 Chevrolet's Musical pre- Mo- ments. '6:15 Bins Crosby. 6:30 Salon Program. 7:0ti Popular Dance Time. 7:30 Sign Off. NOTICE I have again opened my service station und will be pleased lo serve all patrons. Adullne Hall, Hull's Log Cabin. Sutherltn, Ore. Adv. GLENDALfcl LlbKAKY ULVjt uaJLJt may a. Degiii- .Uti-wUy .foii.ii&a noil) i iu a Uu ottiUl'UUjb H out li a Ulllll i O'ClOCk. i. .I1jiU.- lli the Circuit Court of the Statu of Ta emu ., ticfet i. Myrtle l-r.tiiiei. 8. T. Fru lt i aim i.iin .'c ink i a v en ii r: in t.if Ii.iiix- ii .ai- llrr- tf..u. .(! .!.! t.i..l ... (.., ,ti-.- M.'l. - . . 1 1 m'iii , u in .iit .it ami .1 Mfit er ,.t) , ..IK t l.lflill. . I t IK lolllSI ill lilt- llllll' I'lllllll I' ....i M ht-iore Ibe I i lh t.a V l .i i.rii-, i :i:ii, s.i, (i On It- neiiitt Mm l"i la i I luil I U ei-.i 1 1 in ii ' Ut t irm l.i I Oil. 'lb .i ion i'l lltir ".,ili- i s. aim mjii'I t, rnnl i.r tntii' wt "K -IIIU I hi' I line Mi i KiTI'il'il inr IH1'- m. a i .on ti.-i (.' : a tut n s nil a ii m ni a no mif i-r an id ' 1'ininmrn , i m a 1. 1 i in-, i.l.i uu 1 1 1 u ui m.- d.y It Inn iiiiiii l.ir 1 lie relit !,--,n;tnilt" III IIM i-oiiiila(iit. It jm tni I IHfni.'iii, oi which If ;S !o!- i' hi' iiiliii.iit :irainf 'bit li r '- 'I Ut.-t I, .,.-. . .HI . . MHl i. it .. !.. t (Vhi i ,v 'iK'ii hi He- -)(! I I f.Ht.ll ,lllll'll ll I I M I - rr.tn-i I jtifa' - UllV, I'lllll"!, t"- Fl.-v.-n III) an' Iteit k inunhf red Th r III! hi i:.tiliinl Addt- tii'U 1 It.-nel'Urc: bai I in lue de- h ol' tut-in, f i uni II ur interest III exi t pt the i iKhl vhled ty si a in le. r and tuitner re- tml tr Hi . tt-ndanlrt. atid all riKhl, tub-. I -.aid veal (noi't rt el' reileiiipllni) pr aiitl Im elli as pr.ijcil lui atid (Iti-uied pio- p r by i lit- i eurl. ull full v aeeeti i uiin complaint on file bet o In. This siiiiimonit is puhllshed bv or-d-r of the H"ii. Tail K. Wimbeily. Jmlifi' of the uK.ve eiilitl-d umrl, ina-U- a Ml timicd in Hiud cent and t.tu.-e en Hit- l.:th da eC .M.iV. I 1 1' .., pr.-st i ibtiiK that Ituit sum- iiieitn ee -tl t 11 i.j iniivatiuii lin re-'f mice ear h W.-ek fir f-Uir sin t ."h e w t-ekn III tie- Ke bur k ,i".-Ui'h-w, a iiet.'tip.iiH-r publtih ed and imici In lluitl'ui tf, t'oug laf County. Oregon. Toe date of the first publication of thla summon Is Ma V 14. 1534. and the date of the last publication la June li. 1V3- RICB 4 ORCUTT. Attorneys for plaintiff. P. O. address. Koseburg. Oregon. StMMOMft In the Circuit Court of th state of Oruiton (or DouKlan County. -R. U. Carroll, plaintiff, va. Mary F. Curnuit, A. K Cornutt and Juliet Lukcy; also all other persons or part lua unknown claiming any MKbt, tltie. estate, lien or inter est in tlie leal erf lulu described in the complaint herein, delendunia. To: Mary K Cornutt. A. F. Cor nutt and Juliet Lukey; alyo all oth- r perituns or imi ue uimnowo latininie any rlKlit. title, estate. Hen or Interest in the real etttaie deiK'rited In the complaint herein; in me- name or uiu state or ur- go 1 1. you uie hereby required to ap peur and answer the complaint til ukuiiibi you in ine aoove eniui ed court and cause within four week from the date of the ftiAi publication of tills summons, and it you full so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof the planum will apply to the court for uie relief therein demanded, a suc cinct statement of which is as fol lows, to-wit lhat euvli and all or you be for ever barred and foreclosed o any and all right, tltie. estate. Ben or hue rent in and to an undivided two thirds intet eat in tlie to owine de scribed real property situated In uoiojftus County. Oregon, to-wit: Tne Northwest quarter and the Northwest quarter of the Northeast luartt-r o nection is: the houtn half of tho Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 13. Township 27 South of flange & West of the Willamette Meridian; except ing frrm said Northwest quarter of tiie Northeast quarter of Seutlon U that Portion thereof lvlns Kast of the co u n t y road running: from I) xonv 1 e to Oak Creek: and lhat plaintiff's title to said un divided two-ihircls Interest thereof be lorcver quieted and that plaintiff be decreed to be the own er of an undivided two-tblrds In terest in Bald real properly In fee simple, free from any and hII claims of the above named defendants. This summons Is served upon you by publication In the Hose burg NewH-ilevlew, a newspaper of sen eral circulation published In Doug las County. Oregon, pursuant to an order of vile Honorable Carl K. W Imberly. judne of the a hove en titled court, duly mado and enter ed on tho 32nd day of April; 19.16 requiring this summons to bo pub lished once a week for four suc cessive weeks, and requlrlnir you to appear und answer plaintiff's com ;nalnt within four weeks from the dale of the first publication of this summons. Dated and first published April :!3. lt)J0. HALlAtARK OEPDRS, Attorneys for plaintiff. Postoffice addiess: itoseburg. Ore Bun. XOTU'B OF fcXKClTOK'S SALE Notice is hereby Kiven that from anu unci- iHoiiU.ij. uiu -uiu day oi Akay, Uuti. HI tell O'ClC'IK UV.OV II. in., I bo uuuerstMied will uiler fur ftiiic und vnil ovil ut privitlu sale al the 1HW oiliuu ut It. L '.Miiliide wiukikh Naiioiuil llanK builuiim, uuMuLiurK. ui-cBtiii. auu t ie law ui lieu of U. ii. ulcUlusKuy ut 'loledo, i.iiiculn County. Oregon, to lue iiiK'ietti ami best biduer for cash ut nund the loilowiiiK described real ptoperiy siiualed in uougiao cuuiuy, ui egoii, io-vt it; ouuiiieaai quarter ot the South west quarter, the fclasi one-hair of lilt; feOutheiiMt quurier ui tne South' went quarter ot tne (southeast quar ter or Kection i-.iKiiteeu (18 ir loWtiNhili '1 Wentv-Lureu 2t riotili, of llanye Five at West ot ttio vv ul- auiuite .Meridian, in uouglas Couq ty. uruituii. Said ouio Is man's under and by virtue, ot an onier ot tue County cuui t ui tne muio or ui ukoii Liiiuioin i.'ounty, mado anu entered on mo zjnu day or April. iai. too niatti-r ot me osiwto of Nancy Jane Holmes, deceased. uutiionzniK, iieeiusniH. eiiipoweriiitt anu a reel niK Hie unuersiHned us executor lo sell the above uescrlbed real prop- ' Jack fooartv. r.xecutor of the estate of Nancy juue iiuuiies, ucccasea. AOTICE OF FIVA1, S KIT L 31 EX T In the County Court of the State of OreKon lor Douulas County. In tlie matter oi tho ehiate of Cieoi kv Chundler. deceased. Notice hereby ih triven. tuat the uiuleisiKiied. executrix of the last will and tealiimonr of iinnrui. Chitudlei-, duccuscd. lias fned her li- nal uccount 111 tno above entitled court in settlement of said estate that by order ot said court duly made und entered of record. Frluav. -May l!t:J6. ut 10:110 oclock A. Al.. the county court room n the con Mho use in Uosebui ts, DourIus County, urcKon. have been fixed as mo nine ami place ior hearniK ob jections, if any there be. to said linal account and tor settlement thereof. Dai. (I and first published April WlhUMIXA CHANDLER. Fxerutrix of the last will and tes tament of cieurue Chandler, du ctus eu. AllMIMSTIt ATOH'H NOTiri': OF . I ll.l.Mi Fl.NAI .Cl-Ol AT In the matter of ihe estate of Fred 1 1. .Norma n, deera.sed. Notice in hereby given, that the uiMlersiKUCft udnunifHraior of the esiute ui V red II. .Nornmii. ileepaH ed. tins filed Willi ttio count v en-rk ol i n it u las i ouniy. (in-Uiin. his f i na I account a a Hitch aduiiinsi i al ur : anil that I lie ciitirl has lived Sat urday, tne :trd day of May. lii;i. at the hour of ten o'clm k A. Al., at the court hu use in s.-itd county und state, as the time and place for tho heuriiiH of objections to said fi nal account. If uny and Ihe settle ment thi-ieof. Dated and fir.it published this 30 Ui day of Apt il. IHU'i. It. V. MAIiHTlRH. Adinlnislratnr of the estate of Fred ll. Noi yiun. deceased. MlTII K OF V A I, K Notice is hereby given that on tlie .ittl day of At ay. IV.'.H. at in o'clo'k on said day I will sell ut public auction Die Interest of the in- in w men Honed estate in trie fol lowing described real piopeity to wit: U.t SO In Flat C of tho North Curry etdalc uci-ordiug to Ihe flat on Mle tn the off he of the t'oiinty clerk of I iim.iti.ik ('ouiity , On m.n. and contulmiiM n z'i acres mure or less. The HMld sale wll! be held ut the front floor of tlie house upon the said premises In accoiduncu with an order of tlie above entitled court entered vl dale of April IM, i;:s. Huls mav be stibinittt-d al the of fice of tlie undersigned at .".11 l"nit. ed HlattM NHlioiial Bank Building, bale.n. Oregon. D.ite of first publication April 23. Date of last publication May 21. 133r. AVKHV THOMPSON. Adminitratnr nf the estate of Hope V. Kiism liiiru'H, NOT lit; OF NIIKIUI K'S SAI.K In the Circuit "urt of the Stale of Oretioii for Douglas County. Tlie Federal 1-and Hank of Spokane. h cerp.. ration, plaintiff, v. Charles It. Under, a bachelor; Uny Under. K. t;. Voting A n. Hank, a mr pitralion; F. 11. Mudlsou; and the Oakland National Farm Loan As filiation, a corporalloti, defen dants. Notice Is li.-reby given that na iler and by virtue of a writ of exe cution and order of sale issued out of the above en tK led t ourt. in I he above entitled cause, on the 4th dav of May. 1 :;!, upon a Judgment and det rce tendered and entered in said court are) cause on Hit 4th day of May. IMS. in favor of the above u lined plaintiff and agutust th above named defendants, which aid eiecutlon and order of sals commanded me to sell the herein after described real property for tho purpose oi ausiyinff saia juus ment In the sum of One thousand three hundred twenty-four dollars and thirty-two cents (fl. 34.321. With Interest at bht'fo. Per annum on One thousand ten dollars and fourteen cents (91.01 0.14) thereof from February IS, 1V36, until paid, and with interest at S per annum on Two hundred eishty-ona doUuis anu se ven ly -live con is i o thereof from February 18. ltfiiti, un til paid, and the, further sum of Twenty-six dollars and thirty cents (9-6-30J costs and disburse ments: Now therefore. I will, on Monday, the Hth dav of June. 1W6. at tell o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the courthouse front door in KiiHfburi lioukftu-i County. OreCon. offer for sale and sell at public auc tion to the nigheflt una oesi oiuuer for cash In hand the following de scribed rear property, to-wit: Lot 6, Houth half of Southeast niiu r ter. and Hnuiheast Quarter of HouthwefU quarter, of Section 8; Lot 1.1 ot Hecilon 9, UPU fturiueaafc quui ter of Northwest quarter of Section 17; all in Township soutli, Kanso west of the Willamette Aieriuian, containing 24:1.86 acres, situated in DoukUs County. State of Oregron; Together Willi me leiieiiienm, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or fn any wise appertaining; And 1 Will apply Uie proceeua said sale, first, to tho payment of the coats or sam saic anu to mo costs and disbursements of said unit: and, second, to me payment. the amount due plamlltr on mo aforesaid Judgment witli accrued interest. Dated tliia 4tn uny or amy. r.ui, PERCY A. WKBB. Sheriff of Douglas County. Oregon. AOTU'U OF SHKItlFF'S SALIJ Nn. 73B7 III the Circuit Court of the State of (JreKon lor Douglas county. Lilly Da vim and Ada Nichols, piuinillis, vs. jessu vt . tuie, J u seplunu Cole, Alaiy Feltes. John D'tu Feltes, Flod J. Cole, Ia'hIi Atlair Cole, leinuel Verno Cole. iCitta Cole: tho unknown heirs of Carrie L. Cole, deceased; A, F. Cliurch and Wlluia Church, do feiiuanta. Notice is hereby given, that by virtiio of a writ of execution and onk-r of sale issued out of tho above entitled i-ourl and causo uu the 6ih day ot May. iiui. to mo ui- rected and delivered, commanding mo lo se.ll the following described real property, lo-wit: - J lie Norui nun or mo rsiormwesL quurier of Section o ill Towiislup 2i South, Kangu S West of the Vill-amt-tto Meihllati. containing 8U acres, more or teas, ull in Duuglua County, Oregon; to satisfy the sum of yiiu.uu. vvitn interest thereon at S per annum from Muy 6, I'jae. tosether with tho sum of iui.ay. with interest there on at 6'o per annum from Decem ber 6. lit;t.i; tho sum ot simi.uu ut ternevs' fees, and S 16.70. costs U Ull disbursements, and tho costs of and upon this writ. 1. will, on Saturday, the 6th day of June, 136, ut tho tiour of 1U:00 A. M.. at the front tloor of the court house In ttosu burg, Douulas County, Oregon, of fer for sale und sell at public auc tion ,tu tho highest bidder for cush, subject to redemption as provided by la w, said ubuvu described real property, and will apply the pro ceeds of said sale In the payment of llio costs and expenses thereof, and the balance thereof, if any. I will pay to the clerk of the abuvo entitled court as required by law, Duted and first published Aluy Ttii, me. PICRCY A. WEUI1, Sticriff of Douglas Cuuuty, Oregon. NOTIC12 OF ttUHIUFF'B SALfc In tlie Circuit Court of the Statu of U. egoit ior Dun Bias County. The ridurui l.uuu ijunk ot Spokane, u coipurutiuii, platiuitl, v, nuioiit lu. anuriy and iiiiiuu iv . .-micixj, : busbund and w lie; Annie i, liicKei, as uumliuauutlix ot lui estulo oi Oeoige A. Bickei. Ue cuused; Annie Ai. liickel, a widow; la t, Custer; Maicia lilaae; bin la Itoes; ixuDui i; Naliuuu) k arm lomii Associuiion. a cui -puralion, uefendants. Notice is Hereby given thut under auu oy virtue oi a wru ot execu tion und order ol sule issued out of tue aoove entitled court, in tuu auove entitled cause, on the th day ut iviay, M-iti, upon a juuymeiit and ueciee rendered and entmed in said court anu Lauee on tne 4 tn day o( Muy, li.irj, in favor of tne uuovo naiiicd pmlntlff and against ihu above named dufenuunts, which hhiU uxecutiuu und order of sule com manded tne lo sell the hucelmiUcr described real property for thu pur pose ot satisfying Kuid juugmetit in i tie sum of One thousand six hiin dted thirty-five dollars and ninety uuu cents (I,6.U1, Willi lulorust at uVs'c pur aiiuuni on fcicven iiun died sixty-four dollars and tifty couls (iibl.suj thereui from Febru ary i'l, DM6, until puid, and with in iciest at u per annum on beven hundred sev-uutv-two dollars ti li.out thereof 1 1 uiu February 21. laJri. until paid, and tho further aum of Nineteen dollars and buveii-ty-five cents (iy..oj costs and dis bursement: Now therefore, I will, on Mon day, the sih day of June, l'JJ6, ut it a o'clock in lue l ore noon of said ' day, at tlio courthouse Iron l dool i li i lose burg, Douglas Co u lily, Oi'e Moii, otter lor sule and sell ut pub lie auction to Ihe. Highest and best bidder for i :isli.nt hand the lollop ing described tuu; property, lo wit: Beginning at a point South SV 25' West js.hl cltains of a point .oriu io- est u.ifi t naius trom the quarter section corner on tho line b. t w ecu Suctions J 1 and 1 1 In Township J7 south. ItunKe 6 west oi the Willainetie Meridian; thence Nortu 'J' West 2 chains, tuemo South 811 25' West 2: links, theiics Aoi th ;J0' West 0 chains, tiieiica South K'J i!.V West linKS. tlielico North 3' West JS.tiu chains to tha county road, thence Southeasterly along said county road to tho Niirtneust corner of the right of way deeded by ilyman Wolieiibcrg and wife to Charles Morinrty Od. u. l&lt.'i, iccorded in Volume 3:i of Deeds, oh 1'age 2.M. theiicer JioUth au' Kast ami ahum the hast line of said right of way 27.115 chains to u, point Uouth 5' West iii.7y chains and North 4o' West 6.17 chains of the quarter section cor-n-r on the line between said Sec tions 11 and 11. thence South H'J" West 11. Ja chains to tho place of beginning, containing 3J acres, more or lesn, and being situated in the County of Douglas. Mule of Dreamt; Together with the tenements, hereditament!- and appurtenances: thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. And I will apply the proceeds of said sale, first, lu Hit: payment of tlie costs of said kuIo and to 1 1 in costs and disbursements of said suit; and. second, lo the payment of the amount due plaintiff on the aforesaid Judgment With accrued Interest, Dated this 4th due of Mav. 1 ::. PKiil'Y A. WKIllt. Sheriff Of Douglas I'oiuily. Oregon. MlTU t: TO 1 KKIHTOItl In th futility Court of the State of Oregon for Drmglus County, fn the matter of thu estate of Mary l'. Burr, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that tiii ii inlet signed lias by order nf tho Above entitle-, court dnlv mado and entered of record b.-ei; dulv ap pointed executor of the last w ill and testament of Mhiv C. Burr, dc ceitHed. aI,d bus duly qualified ud such All persons having rbilms again t uid estate are herebv required i' present Die same, dulv verified. t' the undersi uned e vet iitor. at Yuii cnlla. Douulas I'ountv, reKn. or al tlie law of fees of" lib Or cutt In Kiwhuru. iwmglus County. Oregon, within six month from tha fir st puhlit atbiu of this noli .-, which is the 7th d.iv of Mav THOMAS J. BAH it, Lxecutur of the last will and testa ment of Mary c. Barr. deceased.