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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1937. FIVE E I the political plans or intentions of OBSTACLES TO U. S. BUSINESS LISTED Coast State Benefitted by Program for Disposal of Sub-Standard Grade. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 (API Secretary Wallace gave final ap proval Tuesday to a program for diversion of aa estimated 13,000 tons of 1137 substandard prunes to by-product uses. The program, he Bald, will benefit California, Ore gon and Washington growers. Under terms of the diversion and export agreement approved by the secretary, the Pacilic Prune Products as-sociaton is authorized to divert substandard prunes of lllis year's crop to by-product uses such as animal feed, alcohol brand), syrup, juices and prune butler. It may, Wallace announced, eith er process the fruit itself or dis pose of the prunes through regular processing channels. For grade A substandard prunes tbs association will pay growers the following list prices: bits 40 and larger, J25 a ion; slie U to 61; (17.50; 62 to 81, 112.60; 82 to 111, 877.50, and 112 and up, 15, r'or grade D substaudards the as xoclutiou will puy a flat $10 u tun. All fruit Included in the pro gram must either bo processed by the association or disposed of through a processor by July 1, 1!)38. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20. (AP) E. J. Miller, president of a St. Louis manufacturing company, listed as obstacles to business today: Policies of Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins, William Green. president of the American Federa tion of Labor, and John L. Lewis, head of the committee for indus trial organization. Higher costs with resulting high er prices. Strikes. Taxes. "Hut." he added, "us a doc must have fleas to realize he is a Uog, so jimst a business man have prob lems to realize he is a business man. Hon. duly verified a. by law re quired, within six mjmtlu ftum date f tine notice. uaxta ana lirsi piiuusnca mis 7lh guy ol October. 1VS7. WILLIAM H. SIKGLX. Executors of tut) IukI will mid tes- lHtm-nl or J. Hurry bli'Kei. uo- HOCKLEY HEADS NEW OREGON PWA SETUP PORTLAND. Oct. 21. fAPi C C. Hockley, director of the public woikb uuminlutrimoii in Oregon, received notice from Interior Seu- rotary Harold Ickes today of hit. ai'i'uiiuuueiu aa Dead of tue new re gional setup lor Oregon. Washing' ton and Idaho. ickes recommended Hockley's -viwwvH ui rreuueui jKOoevelt( Who QUI) I'D Vat. tha muva .. .. The admtnlBtrative activities ot vnvu siuie wilt be combined into single office. The headaimrinr win ue in i-orimnd. ilockley called a mm-tli... nr state directors to rnnmi.n.i ,i, trausfer. .nutue uk kiwi. setti.Iie.t lu Hie Couitly C'uurl uf the Stale of Oii'Muu lur iuiiKltt i-oil in j . lu uic uiutu-r ol me Miaif ui BM- .uliiu i iitTeuy Ktti-it (hut th mulct MKiivtl tttiiiiiiilsiiaioi' una ini- win uiuicXt-tl ui Hie e.itutf ol i . - nw K. liiKHitin. Uuceaat-il. uu fil'U lite aiiutu tfiiiuu-u twuit lm ii I act. on in in si i lie uic lit ot n.i.a erfiatc; HlUt, I))' unit-1" ut cm til lOuil Uuiy maui- una cniurt-ti ui rei-ui a. jaw. alii v, me lath utty or rsoveunui . layf. u,t it'll ucIul'K A. 41.. in the county courtroom Mi I no four I iioust; lu i;o(HbuiK. iJotmlaa Luu.i- iy. u if Kuu, hut uueu likuii . uu tiiuu wild ulmo lor aciiiiiiK i)l,K'L Liuiis. it uuv theiu be, Lo tt.ticl iiiiul uclouhi uuJ lor liic ttuUiuiiieiu Liicrvoi. CI! AH. W. INGHAM. AilmlnistruLur wuu tin.- wnl uunv.t ttl ot luv I'Malc ot Suliici iv. JiiKimiii, dL'i.-uubuil. final account and for the ell le nient ot eaiHtf. J. U. MTKPHKKSON. Administrator of Hit estate ot Sam NOTICE OP MlF.HII-'F'ft SALE itUAtu I'liin'Kin i OP Notice la hereby Riven tlmt by victim of an execution and urrtVr of mile lsnued out of the Ciriutt Court of the Siute of Oregon for PuuKiaM County, on tne i-hh uu of i Kinder, lsJ7. uio mid pur Miuint to u judKiufiit and di-cre duly Kioti and mutie bv ull tnuit on the 11th day of Ootobrr. WI. in a suit for th fuiwi'lofui of a inoitKaito pen Jinn: therein in whM. l-'.d. iul Kai in .Mm ltiaK' Coi pora tloii. a inrporaliun, uim plaintiff, and 1" hiu If K. Onhnriit-, uu incoin IX'lclil ifi-Hon. ami Marie Cmhoine, htidband and wife. Marie Onlmrne as KOurdliin of CliaiifK K. tinhorn', mi info m often I person, and lou laH Crediloin Amwic iiitiou, A vor mirut ion. were ilfft-iiditlltd. Wlllf ll exeiriition and older of tab flat to k;. dlt-i fti.it. ind f ominaiided nie to sell t lie real property hereinafter dem-rlheil to tatify rerUiiii lieiiH XOTICIS OF HIIKIIIFF'H SAI.Ii OF ACTOR CARR1LLO TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR SAN FUANCISCO, Ol:t. 20. (At') Loo Currillo, motion piclnio Hliir, wan preiiurlng for a featured rolu in the theater of politics to day. The noted actor said ho would be h candidate for governor of Cali fornia at the 1938 election "to take thin state out of machine politic mill restore It to its rightful place in tito sun." ' The actor said ho did not know " on what ticket he would run. Tho actor's great glandfather, Carlos Antonio Carrillo. was pro visional governor of California In 1X35. Cairlllo himself is a support er of President Hoosevclt and the New Ieal. VANDALS DAMAGE ORGAN OF CHURCH SALKM, Oct. 20. (AP) Van dals who last night broke into the Clirisiian Science church of Salem did serioufl damage to tho pipe or- Kan, police headquarters reported today. A dozen or more horns were re moved from the organ und some of them carried away, others left Boutlered about. Church author! ; tins called "Bin organ expert -from Portland to muke a check on tiie damage. Tho church wub entered by forcing open and damaging a rear door. TRUCK PLUNGES 200 FEET; MAN BRUISED 11001) UIVKK, Oct. 20. (AP) J. A. Hall of Haker had a miracu lous escapo from death IuhL night. when Miis truck Ufti tho Columbia highway at Kuthtou hill, crashed over a 200-foot cliff onto . jagged rocks and burned. The blaze destroyed a cargo oE ahlnglns and canned goods. Hull suffered only bruises. Ho said the machine hit a rock on the road. Several thousand persons lu the United Stales wear mnimt u lades, thin, invisiblo lenses that slip beneath the eye lids und over tho eye bull. AOTIUS TO flUODITOlIS In tho County court of the State or lis " tlto Coullt' of iAU- in tiiu niuiier of (be i-Htuto of Da vid CumaluL'k. deceased. .... i 'i'y If I veil that tho undersiBiiud has been, by order ui tli above entitled court duly nmdu and entered on the 24th day of Sc-p-tuinber. iyJ7, apiiomu-d executrix or the cuuto of Lmvid Commock. such11 U ha duly (,u,llir't-'11 ua AH pnrKnns having; cbUms a(jaint nald t'HiutG are hereby nquiied lu Present tho suine. duly verified a by line i , ..jiiired. to the undei sign ed at the law office of d. (J. Wat son, itooni 10, LmmikIhh isnt lonul Hank UuildliiK. Uos.-buiH, Oiukoii, within Mix inoiithb from the (lulu of i hid notice. Diit-.l and firt published Hep tember 3J, 117. . , rrA van iti iiKN. txecutrlx of the csiuto of Duvid CoiiiHtock. deceased. 0 Aimi.MNTit vruirN mh in; l-IAAI. AtCOl AT OP Notice Is hereby ulveii that, by virtue uf an execution und utucr of lssui-d out of the Circuit court ut the titatu of Ores on lor loug (Jouuiy. on tho lAih day of Sep tember, iv41, upon ana puriuaui to a dwuigo auiy Kivvn and nmuc by Mitia cgurt un tin ivtlt utty ot riew tuinber, irfiJi, in a auit for tho roi ciohuiu ut a mo I isage petiUinn tliuielli, lu Whicli Tile redcrul lunU Hank of (Spokane, a corporation, wub plain llr i. and Kline r A. 1'ierce und Mvriiu i'lerce. Iiiilaud and wile: Ira K. 1'lei ce and Hylviu fierce, liusband und wilu; uouk I km i'i cdiLiii k Assoc lalioii. a cor poration ; and ItoscbiirK National I'Vriu Uoan Association, a corpora tion, were defendants, which exe cution and order of sale was to me directed and coiuinuudluK mi to sell the real property heroinaf ler described lo Buimly certain liend and cJiuiKea la uaid uecreu speci fled. 1 will, on Monday, tho 23lh day of October, lit'M, at the hour ol tea o'clock lu tue forenoon of aaid day at Hie eourthouso trout uoor in itoselnira. JJuuula County. OrvSou, ol fer tur Hale and Nell at puuiiu iiiii-tiiiii lor cash. Hiibjecl to retieinj uim. iih nruvided by law, all tne riglil. title and Interewt of the de fendants in aiu uuit aim ol an pci .-lufmniiF Itv. tbl-iiUUh or Ull der tbeiu or either of mem 'since the Kill day of August. 1 y-a. In or to the lot low tni! described real property, to-wii: 'me SoiitheHHt Ouarter of Sec tion Twenty-two, Township Twenty-six, South of UailKc Seven. West of the Willamette Meridian. toKt-iher with a right of way lor a Gate Way Koad as di-scrib.d in that certain deed recorded lu Uoutf ias County. Oregon, in Uuuk i o Ueeln at paKe z.i-i; All Hit- uated In iJoiiKlas County, .stale of Oregon; lotfi'liior with tlio lelie meiiLH. herein la men ih and appur tenances thereunto helongnm or in miywi.su appertain lug; and lowet ti er with all wuter and wnli'r riKHts used u)oii or appurtenant to said lands and however evidenced. Dated Una IStn day ot Septem ber, 19.17. , n 1'Kitcy A. WKim. Sheriff of UoukUis County, Oicgon. and chargs in said dcrt specl- ! fled. 1 will, on Monday. th lSih day of November. 1 W37. at tho hour of ten o ciock in tna rorrnuon "i said day. at the courthouse front door in Koseburg, PougUa County. O10KOI1, offer fur sale and sell at public a act ion. for cunh. nuojei'i to ivdeiupiiuu an provided by law. all thu rlKht. title and Interest " llio defeiuiuiiis tn tiatd ault and of all partita claiiniiiK by, through or untie r tueui or any ut mem, siuct tli 1st day of March. l::i, lu and to the following drnn ribed real property, to-wit: lleKiniiing at corner lit Heetloiis 2".. Jti,- 35 and !5ii, Townxhip U, Hon til. ItutiKe 6 west of the Will- ituetle Meridian; rutin lug them t l variation IK- 3d' Kast Noulli Si Kant chainH to HtiSHell t'reek ; thence following the men ri de i illicit of said Creek In a South erly direction to the line marked and surveyed by W. V. Itrlffjrs on Auutist t. lsyft nt Him Smith boun dary line of John Hhopp, thence on said line recorded its hearing North Sil9 West to the section line be tween Meet Ions 35 and .16, thtneo North alouir said liiii to the pbiei of beginning, containing about S3 acren or laua: Lrftt 5. and the Houthwpst auartrr of the Souttiwant quarter of Sec tion 25, Township SO south. Range 6 west of Willamette Meridian, con taining 1.I3 acres. All situated In Douglas County, Hlute of Oregon. Together with the tenements, hereditaments and appur'ennnees thereunto hciongtnii or in any wise appertaining;. Oaled this 15th day of October, mi. rKIICY A. AVKlill. Hherlff nf Poualaa County, Oregon. All persona having claims against aid estate are hereby notified, to presept the him at the effice of ft. W, Maraters, In the couilbouie. at Rcseburg, Pouglas County, Ore- gon. duly verified as by law rr- ADlllMSTK TOII'H XOTICR TO ( HKD1TOHH In tle County Court of tho Rtate of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of John William Ncighborr. deceased. Notice is heivby iciven. that by on order of the County Court, of me feutte or ureiron. for Houglas County, duly made and entered on lha -I th dav of Senteuiher. m. the undersiKiied was duly appointed n udininistralor. of the estate of joun v in lam KeiKiiiiors, ueeeased, Suired. within six months from ate of thin nolce. hated and first published this ?lh duf of October, 1937. HKNltV II. Nr.lGIUJOKS. Administrator of the estate of John William Neighbor, deceased. Harvest Ball FRIDAY South Deer Creek Grange Hall GOOD MUSIC Cover Charge 25c Each In th r Miiuty Court or the Statu of Oreifou fur IjoiikIiis Oniiilv. Ill Hie mutter of the eslalo of Ja cob K. I roy. deceased. Notice In hereby uiven. that the nndiTsImied administrator or the estate of Jacob S. Croy. deceas.-d. has filed lu the Couitiv Court of Douirias County. Oregon, his filial account as such administrator, anil that the- court has fixed I-'rhlav. the 12th day of November, l!i;t7, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M, at the office of Hie County .Judge, the courthouse ut Koseburg. Oregon as the time and place for the hear ing of objections to said final ac count If any, and the settlement thereof. s. h. cnov. Administrator of the estate of Ja cob .S. Croy. deceased.' First publication, (lit. 1Mb. t;37. 1-rfial puhlh-atl'tn. Nov. 11th, 1.;7. K OTIC I lo cm:i)iToits G-MEN'S LEADER HEADS ROSS HUNT WASIUNCTON, oX 2d. (AP) J. Kdgar Hoover, head or tho fed 4 oral btireart of InvestlKation, took personal charse today of the gov ernment's nt'urch for kidnapers of Charles S. Koss, retired Oliluagu mnnufuctiiroi'. Justice department officials meantime withheld comment on a fomplnint mado in Chicago by Ktule's Attorney Thomas J. Court 11 py that his office was beinj? hum pereil in Iho Hoss ease by federal agents' advice to important wit nesses that they remain silent. In the County Court of tho Htnle of Oregon for Douglas Coniitv. Ill the matter of the estate of J. Harry Hiegel. deceased. Not ten Is hereby given, that bv an order of the County Court of Doug as' ( iiimtv. Oregon, dulv innde and jitered on the 1st day n Octo- l !'.( (. Hie nndern gned were duly appointed us executors of the last will and testament nf J. Marry Hlegcl, deceased. a!l Persons are JJi ere fori notified to present (heir claims Hgainst said estate to I lie undersigned executors thereof, at tU." offlcs of It. W. Aim-stern, in the tirthoiif'-ft. at Hos.-l.urt:. Qrc- NOTICli OF VISAU 8K1TMSMKXT in tho trounty Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of ham Uluck, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Sam Klaclt, deceased, has filed 111 the above entllled court his final account lu settlement of said estate, and by order of said COlIIt UIM) III. nil- inni nin-ii-ii . record. Saturday, the Dttli day of I November. I'Xlt, at H o'clock A. SI. thereof, in the county courtroom In the courthouse lu Itostdnirg. Doug las Count y, Oregon, has been fixed as Hie time and place for hearing objections. If any there be, to said STARTS SUNDAY t, gannnniBi u. MGUIDEBISONE Hunt's INDIAN Theatre SNELL NOT GUIDED BY MARTIN'S PLANS PORTLAND. Oct. 20. (AP) Secretary of State Eurl Knell sairl today hia future political plans will not depend upon tho intentions of Governor Charles' Martin. Knell, speaking before tho repub lican club, commented on reports he iH walling for the Rovernur lo , announce ho will run ior re-eiection before form dm his own plans. "If in the fultirc. und for reasons unknown to me, 1 should Rive con sideration to becoming governor of this slate," the secretary said, "my decision will not depend upon DANCE Saturday Night Maccabee Hall Featuring Frank Roadman and hi orchestra Come out enjoy the evening dancing In cool hall, good floor and with real music. - Sponsored by Eagles 35c 10c Look Folks! You can get the exact same whiskey us distillers enjoy among ourselves... f7 - A.V3 1 QUART $1.45 J AVAILABLE IN JfSQX'm , raw COPYtlGHT IVJ7, THE WIUFN fAMUV, INC., ALADDIN, fk TMC WIUEN FAMHY HtNOtD WMISnEr 90 PPOOF-THE STIAIGHT WMlSKIIi IN THIS PRODUCT AKE 70 MQNTMS Ot MOP OlD. 25 5TUt(i"T WMlSWtSi 73 OIAIM N(UTAl Sf l(Tj, STIA'QHT WHIjitr 10 MONIMJ OLOi - yj iiuiQHT wmAUY Ytitj oiptr wmw mm '3 . ror the , LAST DAYS OF' tWAR WEEK- Sola 19c 80 iquaro Percalei 12i .Unheard o low prica Sot such fina percale prints, 1 to 10 yd. pes. Colors. 36". 29c Bib-Stylo Aprons 4 (or JOO Famous "Fruit o Tha ; Loom" fabric. Long-wearing, , fast color orints. $1.29 Slips Silk and Bemberg 97c Bias cut, lace trimmed em broidered or tailored. Silk satin fabric, betnbcrpr back. Sale I Girls' 25c Rayon Undies 21c panties or bloomers. Rein- orced crotch. Tearose onljp Sizes front 4 to H. m irVomen's Printed Hankies each 3 c Reg. 5c I For sports or dress 1 Colorful prints. Good size with dainty narrow hems. Sale 11.19 5 Wool Blankets !33 97 Save 22c I Combined with China cotton. Pastel plaids, Standard weight. Bound. Man's ! Healthgard Unioniuiti 88c Ht'tinlarly H'-nvy-wniKht rib knit cotton, comroriable, WHl'IIl. Full H 17.08, Reg. 18.95 Men's Smart Topcoats New Patterns and solid col ors I ' Pleated back, belted, and plain back models I Men's 3.49 Husky Wo.k Shoes 2 Real horsehide! (For wear!) Heavy leather sole! Goodyear welts (the best) Brown! 6-11. Sale. Men's Pioneer Overalls 97c Reg. 1.191 Fully Sanforized Shrunk! 8 oz. blue denim," triple-stitched. Sues 30-42. Sale! Children's Sleepen 47 Regularly ,59c I Rib k n 1 1. Holds shape. Elastic, drop seat. Pastels. Sizes 2-6. kSSI Ravon ana Cotton Reg. 10c! Men's socks in new conservative colors. Sturdy cotton heels and toes. 10-12. Unpointed Hardwood CHAIR tt4c Ward Week special! Heavy, solid hardwood, smooth! sanded ready to paint! Reg. 5.95 Wardoleum Rug 9x12 4-98 Reduced for Ward Week only! Moderns, Tiles. Floral patterns! Waterproof 1 IRON with DIAL 1.93 Ward Week only! Dial tells when iron is at right heat! Chromium plated finish. Wafer System Ward Week f f Only 0D7J Automatic 1 Electric! Siie for -ivtrace fimily, 250-riI, per hr. Built for long life I Sale! IlEGULAll 55c Wards cuts the original low price for this great twice-a-year sale I Rlngless chiffon or durable service weight hose with reinforced heels and toes for long wear! Popular dull finish. In exciting new shades to add spice to your fall costumes. Save at this price 1 HOSE 33r Sale! MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Regularly $1.00. Wards Men's Store makes a bull's-eye in shirt IN value! ALL the style successes for fall new effects in rf:h, ' plain shades. Plenty of whites and FAST COLOR patterns in I j Pre-shrunk broadcloth. Soft, wtltproof or button-down collar. VsUVsLl SALE! 1.19 GIRLS' SHOES! 8)4" Head of the class for school and play! Sturdy, long-wearing 'jrown or black elk oxfords that are head-of-the-class values! Composition rubber soles help keep feet dry! Lasts specially built for growing; active feet I Popular kiltie tongue style I 8-2. Sale! Wards Loiigwear Sheets Sale Pillow Cases Save 40c I Same quality Bells nation- 88c Regularly 25c I Long wear quality. Fine count sheeting. Size 42"xJ6". Ward Week only. ally for $1.29. Every sheet is tested fj 4f0C for years' wer and 234 wash-' Tfc mgB. nana-torn. Strong selvage.; 81"x99" Sale! 5 Wool Pair Rlankets Sale Fleecy down Blankets 3teir. 69c. Cotton single blankets, save lie I Strong American cot ton. Full standard weight. 70"x8ft", Save! 54 Regularly $2,981 Save Sic during Ward Week. Extra large, 72"x84". A Extra heavy, 4 lba. wool and best jfa China cotton. 4"- sateen bindings. Pastel plaids. pair SALE! 4-4 O HE SLIPS A special purchase of slips made to sell for 59c and even 69c at savings possible only during Ward Weekl Soft rayon taffeta, four gore style. Lace trimmed or perfectly tailored to give you the smooth lines that new dresses demand. Rip-proof seams. MEN'S KNIT UNIOXSUITS 67c Regularly 79cl Wards famous HEALTHGARD unionsuits in an extra-comfortable medium heavy weight I Full cut sizes . . . , roomy crotch and sent . , . firmly-knit fine quality yarns, Made for warmlh, comforl, lonn; wenr nnd nlc priced by Wnrdn! SUPE R Combination Offer ! 1 Col. Llmetd Oil 3 qb. ruiptnlln with purchase of 5 gali. of Super House Paint. HOUSE PAIN T 2.93 Your last chance to get this money saving com bination offer. Remember I Super House Paint goes farther, lasts longer, and hides better I Gallon In S gal. cons :t - P I E ; E IK AT II OUTFIT 37.85 Hurry only a few days left to save! Wards regular price is less than you'd expect to pay for this quality . . . and now even that price is reduced, Roomy, attractive tub. Modern round front lavatory. Stainless china closet. First quality. Save! Less fittings Lett few days WHIRL! Phone 95 315 No. Jackson St.
