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t NWN-Hvirv l'u4 Joe
If ruber ol The Asso4Utel Pre
The Associated l'ress la exclusive
It entitled to the use for republica
tion of all news dispatches ei edited
to It or not otherwise credited In
this ptiper and to all local news
published herein. All rights of re
publication ut special dispatches
herein are alo reserved.
HARIUH BLLSWOHTH Kdltor
Entered as aecond class matter
Way 1 7, mo, at the r"'l office at
Jtoseburg, Oregon, undur act of
March 2, 1878.
Represented by
WST;HofLIWY
. iea PrenlBro 220 Bush Street,
, Lite Aug Irs 433 South (Spring
t Diroei, nrnnie out uniwart street,
Chicago 300 North Michigan Ave,
Detrult 323 Stepheniion Jildg. New
York 21 Kant 40th (Street. Vertlaad
nautili mag,
0ubaerlptloaj Hair
' Dally, per year ry mall t
Dally, 6 months by mail 2.00
Dully, 3 mo in tin by mull i.ju
uaiiy, allium month by mull..., .60
Dally, by currier per month fiu
Americanism.
I
rf1lHC bent uhHWur In anll-Amurl
eatilsin, KlulcH national com
lii:tnih;r of tho AniotUaii LckIjii,
Kay Murphy, Ih real Aiiierieniiitsin
as exemplified liy our various youlli
activities.
! Commander Murphy could have
Bono much lurlhor. Tho bout an
f wor to fill forma of untl-Ainorlnin
; Ism lii real Amoi Itanium an exom-
j piffled tiy tho IcudiTH of the A in cm 1
can IokIoh national, aluto and lo
; cul. A pai-dmiublo modosty slops
I him from t nil lug that or, perhaps:.
I, he in ho cIoho to llio work of the
lead era of thin-great natlonul or-
K Kuniutlou that ho does not realize
tho splendid example of Ameiicuti
f Ism net by thuno men.
Tho.torni "AmoileuniHm" Ih vu
. rloimly umleridoud. Some think tho
torm in nana fluK-wavln; speec-h
making nnd enthusiasm. Others re-
r kh id tho term us something which
i meant a militant attitude with war
? spirit thinly veiled. Uoth lire
! wronn. AniHiltaiilsin, us Comiuun-
dor Murphy tinea llio term, and as
f tho men of the Legldn think of It,
r Ih tho deep aoatod conviction thai
tho United Stulos of America Is
'i tho bonl country on earth, har. tho
j flhoHt peoplo lfi tho world,, uml has
tho bout form of government In
cxi stunt o.
Nor dooa that imply a simiif flat-
iafaet.on with things nn they are.
J There Ih no more pronn;twlvo or
9 Kuul.utlo'., on oarth than th Ls
rIoii. Hut tho Legion hollevoH fu
- tho prlnclploa of government uk
J Bet forth In tho tonstllullon of thin
X country. It believes hi tho liberty
. nnd opportunity offered under this
form of government. It does not
hold with borrowing Mivernmental
hemes and notdnmiH from oilier
counlrlca bat bollovoa in making
such changes nn are required in
tho orderly way provided In our
fount Hut Inn nnd in a manner to
uit the necda of our own people.
Tho Anierkuiilsm oh promulgat
ed by tho Ainertdtn Legion Ik not
an Idea of uggreHMlnn, of power, or
of territorial expaiiKlon. It. wuntK
,; no war, It eirviHitgoH no coiriuoHt.
Thin Amei lean I urn not Am only tho
right, for tho people of thin roun
try. to live In peace and ImpplnoaH
a ml be permitted to wor!; nnd earn
and prowper In arcordanco with
their ability and opimrtuuity.
Editorials on News
(Continue. from oage 1
dance,
rvUOlTHH, or cour.ie, can't he
pri'venteiT. CutiKroHH can't wtop
them by law. They Just happen at
more or Ionh regular Interval.
Crying about them doe.t nobodj
any good.
I ful now in a f.'X'd tune to re
member that Ibreo eatM ngu tho
government of (he I'nilel States
Hot out delihetately lo CKKATK
SCAHt'lTY by killing tho pig.
plowing under the cotton
' HlKINd fanm-rii not to grow
H ml wheat.
It wasn't a goo.t Idea.
and
corn
Two
drouth yeaiM (ItKll and HMO have
taught U8 that. Ilocausr of thin nr
tll'liially crcateil fcaicity. Hie ef.
fectH of thin yent'M drouth on (he
counlry aa a wholo are mere ne
ver o than they would titherutae
have boon.
Mrn. K K. W'atlM, of llerelnid,
Texas, U ikwh drenniH can mine
(me. She dn-amed jIh broke her
ami. When who awoke her left
arm was doubled up In a peculiar
manner and nhe wa unable to
move It. All X ray ttloclnpeU It
vaa biikeii.
One Word Led
To Another
Bug Baer
(Copyright, iy:tti, King KeaturoB
Hyndicate, Inc.)
Turning on a Movable Pivot
Tho automobile baa released
the Hummer vacationist from the
tyranny of tho aumuier boarding
iiouKe. In the old daya you atayed
put for your two weeltu' vacation
whether you liked it or not.
Now, If the landlady gives
you a wrong look or egg, you
office the w.fe with a nou tnat
decodes, "Let's see what's
ovor the hill."
So you Illicit Iho gaKoline lo the
Khay and nee what a over the hill
(l a uaually another landlady with
another look and another gg.
Whatever thu reault, you don t
huvo to wait for a reprieve from
the governor. With a good car and
belter roads you are miles away
hcioro tuo lieu clucka accuruLo in
formation about thu dally menu.
In the old days you stayed
put because you bougrtt a rail
road ticket between two points
and it was not polite to point
to any other place. The cost of
the railroad fare was figured
In the family budget and was
Just as important as quin
tuplets. Transportation was
costly and vital. Walking was
personal, roads were rutty and
hay-wagons didn't travel on
schedules.
riti mm or boarders wore iiractl
cully In ho'.'k. like a drunken ear
penler'H kiiw on Saturday night.
They couldn't move from
place to place tike a flea on an
iron dcor. They were hand
cuffed to their first guess like
a brldo of Colonial days.
Hut tlianka to the motor car und
ila ahadow, the truil;r, you can
now hounco over thu hill and play
a. deep left field lor the next egg.
ion can go places and avoid
thingH. All the ceremony required
la a little water in the radiator, n
whiatlo lo the dog and a nod to the
wile. Don't get your aiguuia mixed.
Away you go like a feather on tho
breexe, enjoying the panoramic
vlrila and blowing amoke ringj over
hitchhikers' thumbs.
The motor car has released
us from the bondage of insu
lar aloofness and trom the Ore
gon boot of : inactivity. We
k;movewhen welfeei like It and
go when wo please." We have
broken tho shackles of front
porch gossip.
If wo didn't like it in the old
daya, we could lump it. If we
lout lllin It thoe days, the lump
la a hill. And ovor we 'ao lo uuoiu-
landiutly and another ogu. Aim
ail we uak of either tho landlady
or the egg la a alight dlifcrenco in
their agea.
GLENDALE
ci,i:niiai.i:, ore, Ann. 12.
MIkh l.ntli-u Kui'hh, Kiumutll Kucha,
MIhh Miirv AlU'o llrunncr und Pir-
l'y Wtnklfnmii wuro CnuiU I'ukh
viHtlm-8 Mtxiilay.
Mr. Htnl It. llarvcy iliovo
In Mi'itroril Suniliiy anil liourilctl u
I lllli'il Ah' l.lni'K plaim Fur San
KriinclHco Tur a hIkii'I vai-aljnn.
Mr. 11111I Mm. 1)11 llniiu-ii of MIh-
Hlnnliil nnd .Mr. anil Mrs. Howard.
or Oklnhiinni, palil u hrli-r lull at
lint W. liiKilalu homo Sumlay.
MrK. IJIIi'ii Monro and Hob Lew
is nrrlvnd lioniu from Corulnn, Cull
lornla, Friday nvouliiK.
Mr. anil Mm. 1 r it l.owlti nnd
ramlly, lloli. IIhiviiiiI and llovorly.
nnd Mm. : 1 1 - It Mikiid loft Tllixday
lor a two wii'ks' viu-allon. They
lll vlult In Tho I lalloH. Snaltlo.
.nko lijutsii nn,) other nornta
north.
Imn KIbIi. nf Coatllllv. iih ii
week-end vlnllor here.
Mr. and Mm. Paul Davis and
.-mull Kim. and Mm. Ilertha llavls
I.hIIimI oter Hie weekend at Mvr-
I lc Point.
Ml.iH Stello Kelehpr of Setitlln Ik
Hie Iioiihu kuvsI o .Mm. Kiln
.etteh.
Mr. and Mm. Klnier V.'. IIiimIh
of Delano, 'iiliroi nla. iiald la-lcl
lll at the Kldretli;e ranill hoiiii.
last Thttrniliiy.
Mr. and Mm. Arthur Olrnn mid
laiuily, who have heen vltltlnit the
irast ten daya In llerki lev. l iilllot.
niii. ret in to d home Sunday.
UoKer tilKon, nmaii of Mi
ami Mm. Mark Olvon. waa rush,.,!
lo the hoviut.il In titautu Pa
Thumday and opeialed on for ai
Me la Mill In verv
Herlous colullllou.
I .vm MiCorhle, of lleiilien, left
on II liiialtieatt llln lo Port Inn, I l.
' -Mm. Met Olkle Is ali,tl,.,.
Ilitf IJIeiidale hotel duriiii! ' his
uhsenie.
lien taiwnev unit John !o.,,
llllllnll Were ill KoaelllllK on hllsl
Hess Monday.
.Mrs. lieorce C. 1 1) ,. and illilmh.
ler. iHuilthy. weto Itu:elitnK eiillers
Monday .
o -
FOR SALE
One Montim ruin.e, 2?:.u; li,o s
uellliine lealher roal. alie II, Jk'.ii,
Olereoul, aie ,S M'ai'fi, IHI J
Mill St A,U.
When ha Smllli, ii fanner of
IiIkIi, In,., lost i onseioiisneas while
dllVlllR Ilia auto ie, Ut,. n.
chine I'rnahed Inln u dee. The
hoik hnini'lil Smith to i-onseloua.
Iies8 without Injuring linn.
ROSEBURG
CANDIDATE DIES
UNAWARE OF WIN
PINK ni.UfP. Ark.. Aug. 12.
(AP) Chlliltullor Harvey It. Ul
cus waH noniluuted for tho hench
In (ho rourth judicial diatrlcl al
Tuosduy'a democratic primary elec
tion. Hut Chuneiillnr Lucas, known
tliiniiKlioul tho atato na tho flint
ArkuiiKua jlnlKo to declnro B di
prosalim inoratorluni on homoHteiid
forecloHtlrea, whh dead.
Ho aitccunibed to n heart nilmcnt
Hi his homo lust illicit, unuwuro of
the outcome.
MARKETS
. WHEAT (.
. PORTLAND, Aug. , la.r-fAP) .
Thtt futures market nulcn today In
eluded Ht.000 buidiela of Ue.com
ber wheat which cIoko;! Uu high
er as did September while May wua
up lc. On tho Rumple cash market
local wheat gained 1 to 3e bushel
with dark bard winters drawing
thu atlt'f premium.
Wheat: upon High Lo,w Clouo
May H7J 9s D74 !K
Sep 96a 97ii 969
Dec Jl JS !7 SK4 ,
Caah wheal: Hlg iiend bluoBtem,
hw, l.lfii; dark hard winter, Li pet.
Ulti; 12 pet, 1.KI&; 11 pel l-"ii;
aoit white, western white, !"i;
hurd winter l.OOi; western red 18.
PRODUCE
'OllTLAND, Aug. ,13.-,(AP)
Trading In tho egg market con
tinues lo bo thoroughly mixed ua a
result of the Bale of considerable
storage stnlf, hhiiio of which is
being mixed along with current
lay.
All I h rough tho live poultry
trade a strong tone is now ruling
with occasional fractional advance
in tho buying price suggested
nrrn.ii-t rims, a grade. :wc I
lb. In parchment w nippers, :1'c lb.
carious ; It gtade, parch men 1 1
wrappers. .Wc lh.; cartons. .ISc Ih.
lib JTKltKAT I'oitland deliv-
ery. general price A grade, deliv-
ered at least twice Weekly. Hit Uie i
lb.; couiitiy routes. ;tK:i!lc Ih.; H
grade, 37-3Nc lb.; V grudu at mar
ket. II (illADK CKKAM FOli M AH-
KKT- lluying price, tuKterfal ba
sis, r.3ac.
l-KJt is- lluying price by whole
salers: Kxtras, 2te; standards.
-Me; extra medium, 20c; do mo-
Mum, firsts, ISc; under grade.
I'm1; pullets, 14c dor.en.
Cheeso". country meats and live
poultry, steady and unelmimed.
C.WTALOl I'KS - The DhIIoh. j
fee crate; Yakima blandards.
(in 7fte crnto.
New ihitatoes. new onions, wool, i
nay, imps, mohair, and
hark, steady and uncharmi
Casual a
d.
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Compiled by The Associate
Aug. 13;
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NEWSREVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON THURSDAY,
Rough Vacation Weather!
sgjM-..
'
R AMBLINGS
OF
NEWS-REVIEW MAN
' BY PAUL JENKINS
THE
a
HM Legion convention got off in
flying start last night, the
big (lilmoro Circus taking first
place in public In
terest. I saw lots
of kids there, and
would have liked
to have seen a lot
more. H waB
kid fenttiro, but I
noticed moat of
t h o good Boat
were f 1 1 1 0 d by
' Hdulta! It Look
mo back to tuu
cayu when i had
, to atund on tho
8idelitie.i, while the giown-upa ae
at tho firm table.
All the world loves a lover, It i.s
aaid, nnd by the sumo token ft
loves a game sport. That little gal
from YoncaHa who had all trie
trouble witli her accordio.i, won
ihc audience's heart, und what is
more, uarnnd lU upj.roval by tho
quality of her performance.
1 saw an elephant In tho rubber
circus purade, but no Jackass. Is It
possible (.111 more liaa gone Repub
lican? Tho streets of HosehurB were
lined with visitors lu.st night, and
so were (he Streets of Paria. It
ou haven't a tended that particu
lar show, you'd better do so before
it is too late. Hot? Why, when one
of the nhis which grace tho stage
In such profusion did her r.t.iti
nM ca om "lc 1UU
l,UL'nl -
The cood old OreKonfan. which
Unnwa more half truths about Uo.se-
t,urg than any other newspaper In
ti. Hlatn. nhmist lfinderi d Louie
I Ml lard, commander of our lot al
Legion post, in its front pao story
on the convention this morn in;;.
Oh, well
I'm rlad this isn't a 1i t town;
? walked over It fner tiuies al-
ready," remarked a delegate as ho
stood tin the corner of t'ass ami
Jackson, following our with his
eyes tho direction of the big point
n A Trc a tC CCT Crtr
I Lj AKfc. ot 1 rUK
NORTH nOI IP.I A; FAIR
Ult.MN. Aug. in. Tho Noith
Dout'laN County fair Ih to be held
In Ihalu Friday and Saturday.
Sept. 4th and i'tih. Tho Kluauis
cluit of Ko.se lung will oip iatr
with the merchants of tiitii city lo
futninh the f. ir with some Tin .spe
cial merchaitill;ie pi ixett to be
arded hi add it Ion ;o the u.ual
rash prizes. There will be a queen
contest, a pet parade, a aports pro
giam, a dance nnd many luteie-t-lim
features of entertainment. The
fair board plans to build h penu.i
neui nhi'd 3Pltui ft, r(r ih,' Ikmim
Ing of Itvestiuk and poultry. The
president of the fair board I it II.
A. Cool of liaiu; set rotary nnd
treasurer, Jacob K. Wilson, of
Yomullu.
ICARS DAMAGED IN
GLENDALE WRECK
t.LF.MAI.K. lUe.. Aug. 13. In
an endeavor to avoid a collision
with a M'dun driven hv 11. W.
72. Knapp of tirants Tnns. Muck Kea
7 t ton swervrd to the wtoim side oi
To 1 the highway and rolled into a deip
tto.5 ditch oAt ly Monday evvuing, Kuapp
THE
ing hand at rcgbtraLio:i head
quarlers.
Somehow ho convoyed tho Im
pression that. If Itohebui'K wore
the size of Seattle, he would still
hare considered it his hounden
duty to walk ovor the town four
times. Maybe t).:l's his way of
having u good time, like tho gent
with the cannon, who? fires it each
hour alt night long, with greut
pomp and ceremony. ;
' The only wolf who won't bowl
during the next two nights of this
convention, Is the one Ico Clam
killed on Pipcstono a couple oi
days ago.
"Cl-.ui.man cf tho Ilox.ins Cr,m
mitlee. Legion Convention, Koao
burg. Ore. Dear Sir: I am unable
lo attend the convention, ijut my
wife Is coming, hoin u de.egato
from our auxiliary. Will you please
see that she ih ufrordod proper ac
commodaiions? She is 2'A years old,
5 feet 2 inches tall, brunette, blue
eyes, and weighs 110 pounds; very
attractive, and knows all about con
ventions." When this letter was received tit
roristrntion headquarters yester
day and the news leaked out,
Percy Croft reports that it brought
out 25 listings of rooms from hith
erlo hesitant householders. Well, I
should say so!
The drum corps are limbering
up. nnd In the parade tonight you
will havo tho opportunity to whet
your Interest, for the great contest
to bo hold on Flnlay field Friday
night. To me, that drum corps con
test will be tho highlight of tho
convention. There Is omotbing
tremendously stirring about this
magnificent spectacle, that always
gels tinder my skin, nnd I'd near
ly break a Xvg getting there, if 1
had to go to such an extreme.
Tho visiting school bands and
our own - we havo already seen
and appreciated; now I am wait
Inn for the appearance of the Ash
land Kiltlcx What lilting music
those skirted babies play! They
ought to be here any time now.
was entering tho main street by
tho entrance are!, ami Kenton
claims Knapp failed to heed the
atop sign at the intersection.
Knapp was arraigned before W.
M. Leah, Justice of tho pence.
Tuesday morning, plod guilty and
was fined J.Vno for his negligence.
Kenton's car, n coupe, when re
moved from tho ditch was found to
be only slightly damaged.
o-
ROOSTER'S DEMISE
WILL SETTLE ROW
roKTLAXI). Ore.. Aug 13.
(AIM A neighborhood controver
sy npimrently neaied an ' end to
day, with a roonier ot he deprived
of his life and a neighbor to be
deprived of tho rooster.
Tho case arose when the neigh
bor complained the roonier was
n- lsy. Alter Invent iitntlnt;. Patrol
man Huberts reported the rooster's
owners "dwchled they would put
him (the rooster, in the pot. She
also asked am to tell the man who
reported It that ho would uot be
Invited lo partake."
"THANKS bo unto Cod for Hi
Inexpressible Uttt." Adv.
AUGUST 1 3, 1936.
KRNR PROGRAM
(1,900 KlloeyolM)
SPONSORED BY
NEWS-REVIEW
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
3 : 00 Legion J u n l or Baseball
broadcast by remote con
trol from Flnlay field, spon
sored by Munchausen club.
6:00 The Grab Bag 1'ronram.
6:16 The Kdltor Views Uie News.
5:30 Grab Bag Program.
6:00 Chevrolet's Musical Mo
ments. 6:16 Paul Whlteman and Ilia
Orchestra.
6:45 Umpqua Park Program.
7:16 Sigu Off.
FRIDAY, AUOUST 14 4
Morning Hours
45 Early Birds.
00 Alarm Clock Club.
30 News-Kevlew News Broad-
45 Alarm Clock Club Cont'd.
30 Devotional Services.
45 Organ Selections.
00 Victor Young and Ills Or
chestra. 30 American t.oglun Conven
tion broadcast aiionaorcd
by Hoseburg Chamber of
Commerce.
30 Hello and Martha..
35 Women's Exchange.
00 Five Spades.
15 Hits From the Shows.
Afternoon Hours
00 Hill Billies.
10 Fisher's Legion Convention
News.
15 American Legion Conven
tion. 45 News-Review News Broad
cast. 00 Invoatmcnt for Income.
C5 Legion Memories.
30 Popular Band Selections.
HO Swing Tnnns.
30 Three Rhytnm Kings.
2:
45 Orville Kuanp anu His Or
chestra.
: 00 Legion Baseball G-ume spon
sored by the Munchausen
club.
: 00 The Singing Troubadour.
:15 The Editor Views thi News
: 30 Victor Concert Orchestra.
:-!5 The Grab Bag Program.
:30 The Motor Shop Garage
. presents Stray Holllstcr at
Itlmrock.
;45 Hoosior Hot Shots.
: 15 Sign Off.
SATURDAY, ACfil'ST 15
Morning Hours
15 Early Hirds.
00 Alarm Clock Club.
30 News-Review News Uroad
cast. ,
15 Alarm Clock Club Cont'd.
30 Devotional Services.
45 Organ Selections.
00 Tho Iorsey Dros. Orches
tra. 30 Morning Musicalo.
00 Love Songs Of Yestoryear,
15 Songs Seldom Hoard.
30 Hello and Martha.
35 Women's Exchange.
00 Close Harmony Four.
:15 Moddrn Melodies.
Afternoon Hours
:00 Sousa's Rand.
:15 Cecil IJlack, Maestro of
Hamburger and Harmony.
:30 Radio Music Store After-
' noon Concert.
:-l5 News-Review Newa Droad
cast.
:00 Investment for Income.
: 00 Legion Memories.
:30 Clark Wilson's United Ar
tists.
:00 The Cay Nineties.
: 15 Ruth Uoale.
:3o Concert Selections.
: 00 Legion liase I a 11
Games
sponsored by tho
Mun-
chausen Club.
00 Ranch Boys.
: 15 Tho Editor Views tho News.
:30 Waltr Time.
:00 The Crab Rag Program.
00 Fisher's Convention News.
15 Sign Off.
MELROSE
MEkROSE. Aug. 10 Joe Cham
pagne and brother, Henry Cham
paKiie. of Arizona, Here visiting
boyhood friends and attending to
business in .Melrose Thursday. Tho
Iwo men were born and reared on
what is now the Clayton place.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Reece return
ed home Saturday from a week's
vacation trip spent at Klamath
Falls, Crater lake and Diamond
lake. They were accompanied on
the trip by the former s sister,
Mrs. Cora Crawford, who Is visit
ing them from Kansas City, Me.
The Elgaroso schoolhouse Is ro-
colvtng a now coat of white paint,
Tho work Is being done bv C. C.
Houghland. The yard was graded
down and leveled Thursday by
Bert Matthews with the county
grader.
Mrs. Phil Hess returned to the
homo of her parents Thursday, af
ter spending tho past throe weeks
In Eugene visiting. Mr. Hess is
employed in Euitone by tho South
eru Parifiu company. Mrs. Hess
will leave In a few days to niske
her home indefinitely In Euuono.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cedersttom
and daughter of Marahfteld are
staying at tho Cederstrom home In
Melrose. They have reeently re
turned from a monhs triD in
California.
Bud (11hs is spending this week
at Klkton with K. L. Cooper who
is employed there in road construc
tion work for Douglas county.
Am n Anderson visited several
days the lore part of the week at
Winston with Mr. and Mrs. John
Leo. w ho formerly resided at Mel
rose, Wesley Class killed a largo rat
tlesnake Wednesday nljtht al their
kitchen door. It bad fhe nlttles
and a button.
Mrs. K. L. Cooper and daughter.
Miss Ceorgia Kmon. are In Rose-
burg this wek with the former's
sister, Mrs. Mai) Liiiihain. who Is
ill al her homo.
Mr. and Mr. Carl LimUav. Sr..
recently sold one and a fourth
aits from tho north part of their
place to J. r.. Conn. Mr. Conn plans;
to start a turkey hatrhety there
and has already Vririd iou?tnK--j
tiou ot a garage.
Mr. and Mis. Hemy Anderson
Community Fairs
Dates of the various com
munity fairs to be held In Doug
las county follow:
LooklngglaBB Aueuat 21.
Canyonvllle August 23.
Sutherlln August 28 and 29.
Glide September 3.
Drain September 4 and 6.
and Antone Burslck left early Kri-
duy on a vacation trip uown io
Lrio...-.,h f.-ll and lisrk thrOUCu
the Redwood highway and on north
Inn. tha eno.t nnd attended the
district Townsend meeting In Eu
gene Sunday, August in.
"WHILE w were yet sinners.
Christ died for us." Adv.
.UTH-E Ot KIVU. KK'ITI.BMICilT
Kiitlre l Hereby Blven that the
undt-raigiu'd Hiliiiinistrulor of the
exlilte of John lloerner. dereuaed,
I,., riia hiK ritiHl herount In the
I'OUllty Court of the Slate of Ore
gon, for I'ouKlas County, and the
Him. UeorK K. Qiitnc. JudKe of aaid
,'oorl. naa hpihiiiui-ii wvu",.,, ...s
..t ..,uml.r l!l3fi. at ten
oVloi'k In the fureiiooa of aaid day.
In the t-ounty eourtroom in i"
eout-tllolise hi ltuaeblllK. DouKlaB
County. Oreg aa the time ana
piut-e tor hearing nnjot-i iuhs
to said final aicount and tho But-
tlem?nt thereof.
All peraona Intori'sted In aaid ca-
l,.le -n l.r..l,.. tlllllfl,.,! to fill' thcll'
oljjiM.tlon, If a'ny, to auld final ae
eonnt at or before the time ao a
polnteil for filial bearing.
miieu mis i.iiu nay oi imniwi.
1936.
a. CIlAltl.lK IglBltNKIl.
Adioiniatrator of Hie eatulo of John
IJoerner, deeeiiai-d.
KOTICK OK ItKMIIMI OH 1IB-
KlVKH'H HKI'IHIT
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon lor DoukIuh County.
In the matter of thy receivernhlp of
Xystul-ltwaou Lumber Company,
a corporation.
Notiin ih hereby given that Vail
ed Statea Fidelity nnd CJuaranty
Company, surety on the bond ui
tliH ltecclver. Hon'iird Lvittul. now
deceased, has filed a final report
for Hutd Iteceiver In the ubovc en
titled court, anu the lion. Carl ii.
Wimlterly, Judm; of said court, has
appointed rlday, tne 11111 aay 01
September, lttti, ut ten o'clock In
the forenoon of said day. In tho Cir
cuit Courtroom In the courthouse in
KoKcburK. DoukIhs County. Oretron.
11H the time and place lor hearing
sum iinai report.
All iierMOins mlcroRted In said re
eelverfihip re hereby notified lo
file their objections, If any. t or
before the time appelated fur said
hciirinK.
Dated this 13th day of August,
Dtatt.
imll'KD HTATIO.H FIDKL1TY AND
UUAKANTY COMI'ANY.
NOT1CI-: (IV FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby friven that the
undersigned, executrix of the last
will and tcBtainetit of Vaeluv J.
Hurslk. deeeatied, has filed her final
account in the county court tor
Douglas County, and that said court
lias appointed Miiuruay, tne oui
day 01 tieoteinhcr. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon of eaid day its the
time ano tne county court room in
tne court nouso ot iiomDiirg. ure
uon, as the nlace for henrlnc otJec
tioiin, if any, to said final account
una to the settlement ot said vs
late.
ANNA BUUSIK,
Hxeculrlx of the laal will and lentil
inent ut Vaclav J. Bursik, du-
ccuaeu.
ADMIMSTIt.TtHJI NOTICE TO
CltKOITOIlS 1
In ttp County Court of the Stato,or
- Oregon tor DoukIhh -Coutity'.viw
In the matter of the estate of Ad-
die .Niciiois. iicceasod.
Notice is hereby Riven, that by
order of the County Court, for
UouBlas County. State of Green".
wiHde nnd entered on the 31st dav
oC July, 19.:6. the undersigned was
duly appointed as adminlhtrator of
tne estnto ot ah tile Nlcliols de
ceased, all peraons aro therefore
hereby notified, to present their
claims lo tho undersigned admini
strator, at the office of K. W. Mar
slerti. In the courthouse, at Ho.se
burjr. Oregon. bhiiI cliiiinN in h rlnlv
veritied ds by law required, within
six mo nui 9 xroin date ot this no
tlce.
Dated at Itoseburg. Oregon, this
mo uay 01 August, i:mu,
ItALi'H KI'LI.KllTOV
Administrator tnt tho vstalo of Ad-
uie isiciioia, uueeaseu.
NOTICE TO CnEDlTORS
In the County Court of the State ot
uregon lor JJouglas Countv.
Ih Hie matter of the estate uf Willi
intna Ciinndlor. decenHefl.
Notice hereby is given, that the
undersigned, by order of lh ('mm.
ty Court of the Slate of Oregon for
"uukih ;ounty, una Keen Hppolnt
ed I'xeculrix of the lt will nd
leniniiifMii 01 iiumina Chandler,
deceased.
AH persons having rlaims against
said estate hereby me notified to
present the same, verified as re
MUirert by law, to the undersigned
at Die law offices nf llalliiiHiK A
Jicihics In tho courtboime In Ilose
btirg. Douglas County. Oregon,
"iLi.ii. nix iihiuuis iroiu uiu uat
of this notice.
Dated August 6. 1H.T6.
MINXIK K ASTON,
Lxeeutrix of tlie last will hiicI testa
ment of Willlminu Chandler, de
ceased. notice of i-iN.ti, m;ti i,i;mi;nt
Notteo Is hereby given tlmt the
" ntii,uiiip(HUI OI I lie
estate of Ldwnrd KUinoiids. decean-
i-tiu niiu IIH'U in me
County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Doughin Countv her final
account as such administratrix and
. 1 1 1 iina mm'u nniuinMy, au
gost XI, 1SH6, at 10:0 oelock A. M
ROMA
WINES
Selected and bottled far you
by America'! grealert winery
ROMA WINE COMPANY, Inc.
l.dl, C.llf.r.l.
. AWuMri . WkK, .
Sk,nr A,.U. . T.hr
50QT.-$:.50CAU
as the time and the courtroom of
said cuuri as the place for heart mc
objections. If any, to said final ac
count and for tha settlement tber-
'i.tea- this I'th' MY..
Administratrix or the estate of Ed-,
ward Edmonds, deceased,
NOTICE OV FINAL SETTMSMUNT
In the County Court of the State ol
Ornfiin tor Douglas County,
in the imUU-r of tne estate of Grace
I.' .ChuiIi- llf4Ltaift.d
Nottue in hereby alven that tli
undersigned has Hied In thu above
entitU-d court and matter the final
account of her administration 0(
the estate of Orato . Cnstle, dc
whI nnd I hat the court, bv n
order duly nmde and vutvred, hm
Cixud bMiuruuy, ine i.nq ouy ul
August, 1S36. at the hour or 10
o'clock In tho forenoon, and tt
coin v courtroom In the court
hous" In Uosuburg. DoukIhs Coua.
iy, xfrfK"". as uiu iiinu ana pi 111-0
for houi-iinr xald final account aiit
all otijectioas, It any, thereto, ni.d
lor tne Beineinciu vi nuiu uaiaie.
Dated this 18th day of July,
1936. x
HELUE MILLHR.
Administratrix of thu ostuie of
Urate K. Lastle, uecpased.
" NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of the estate ut Jo
seph Cole, dm-eased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has, by rtrdor nf tltv
above entitled court dulv iimdn nmi
entered of record, been duly' up-
pointed aominisirator witn tne wj
annexed of the estate of JoHeph
Cole, doeeitscd, and pas duly quali
tied as fuch.
. All persons having claims against
said estate nre hereby reunited t,,
present the same, duly verified, to
the undersigned, at office In
Kose)urg( Douglas Coo.:( Oregon
within six months from the firnt
publication of this nolle, which la
the Kith duy of July, 1030.
i A. N. OltCUTT.
Administrator with the will annev.
ed of tbp estate bf Joseph Cole.
J deceased.,'. .
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