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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OKEGON. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1938. Uward Pally hlK'pl Bundnr th fh Amtnclated I'res In exeluaive' T entitled to the use (or repuldica Uon of all newu dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited n thin paper and to nil local newi ubIUhed herein. All rights of re-jL-bUcntlon of special dispatches twain are lino reaerv1 MAKRIB BIJ.8WOHTH . . Kdiinr Ontered aa second ctaea matter May 17, 1820, at the pom office at Roeburg, Oregon, under act ot Maroh S. 1878. Represented Dy . -flew Vrk 471 Madison Ave., Chl ' rago 36U N. Michigan Ave. Nun h'rn neUee -UiiQ Hush Rtreet Ie riill 313 Stephenson Hldg.. a hu.i. ill K. ttnrlnir Street. ttlr 603 Stewart HfcreeL Portland - (20 K. W. Sixth Street. Vancouver, ft. 711 Hall BldK. . - 411 N. Tenth Street. Atlaata 1S ri'tnt RiilMfne I JUali2) :nllr. er yer br mail. .If,' DallT. month, br mall J jll Dally. I mon'lia br mall....... l.Jf rllv.,bT curi'.r pr month..... .flallv.-hv ..Hr r . . T ao i " .Come Again FOIt tho siiko of aotno 370 mil Noil Chinese and about u firtli Vis jn.ni Juris, U' iluvoiilly to bo jliopcd ;tliat Jiiimii knows what It's talking about 'when It mulius lis .bid for tho 1QM Olympic gaums. : Tbp bid Is ImHOd on tin: imsiinip itlpn that by 194-1 there will bo nonce In , tbo Far Hunt. Thin ns- numptlon lu expressed in the Jap uncsd uptoi What Is not cxihohh :cd Is tho iiastimirtlnn that tho ipoacd will bo a Japanese peace (following:; ' Jl"'i'ol victory, That's snmolhlnir olso ai;ain. ' 'J'ho UHBiimiitlon, ot course, Is fthoio. for n warring nation isn't In -tho habit of sotting a period as tho. outside thno It expects merely to survive. f litis, Uici bid tor the gumoa iakos n tho color of n kind of ('public relations counsellor's." xoiip. It may or may not have .ho Intended psychological ofl'eet -tin othor nations. That depends to inmo extent on how familiar tho just of the world has become with tlio American public relations Joclinlnuo. 4 To tho American eyo the Japan- iso nolo looks a little like such (dubious Items us: "Tho tiootch J;o. announces that contrary to ipopulnr belief It expects an oven jpi o r o successful season," , oi Mino. Diva stales this Is positive 5ly her last faruwoll lour." Always Beginning -IT used to bo that when somo- L body came out with a prediction tthat the uveriiKO innn would live ito groalor und Rreator iircs lit 'Jlnio went on you'd hour tho com nnont: "Thore wouldn't be any- Jhlng to do!" You don't hoar that so much any ouore. This may ho the ugo of Smith, but new vlslns of enjoy- aiionl and uchlevomcnt for the old- ir man and woman hnvo been iouilng lu sight, and It looks as Jf they're going to keep light on 4uultlplylug. 3 Science, medicine, the material JiencfltH of civilization have made .1ho last decades of n man's life jiiuro attractive on the physical Jihine, but quite us Important has been the discovery that no real -linsis actually exists for the el llerly person's tisKUmpllou that the lidvcMlluies of the mind belong kinly to the young. J New evidence that gives the He In such an assumption Is disclos- fd In a nallon wldo study of sev eral Ihousaml university extension Juudcnls, young uud old. The findings of the study make It , I II 1 11 that the average mall's fuental powers decline very Utile with age, that he often proves lo lie a more brilliant student than ills younger clasnmate. uud that Ihe only obstacle lo an old age filled with Intellectual adventure limy be Ignorance ot one's own Capacities. j Today belongs to youth, but it belongs to age, too. OAI'IOTY eo country ha councils all oicr the country have done almost spec tacular work In stemming the tide pf truffle deaths and Injuries, principally by pressing nggiessive jn-cgram of education among mo torists and school children. J Hut now It turns out Hint there's A "forgotten innn" in tho tralflc J u rot y campaign, according to one At tho Kutely t'ouiicll's publlca- lions. He's tho man on foot, the pilult pedestrian, nail his case lias lieen sadly neglected. A move to Establish advlsoiy clinics (or bis benefit is now nfoot, Wichita, Jinn., nlieudy operates one. - That n need exists for some uoh clinics iippenrs from thn traf fic figures ot 13 lurgo cities. Pe destrinn deaths, the figures dis close, compose 75 per cent of tho total accident fatalities in those communities. In the meantime, any pedestrian with an ounce of sense can In crease his lifo expectancy by him self, simply by remembering such simple rules us: Don't cross In tersections diagonally; don't try to beat tho crossing light to the draw at the last minute; don't trust to tlie driver's consideration; don't try to look at two pretty girls at the same time from the middle of the street. Editorials on News (Continued from page 1.) m.uven dropped down from the skies? And why do they regard the rumpled, cliin-stubbied, altogether disreputable looking individuals gathered around them as a little group of God's choicest children? !-' you can answer these rambl ing und more or less Incoher ent questions, it will be evidence that you understand why a certain kind of men aro u certain kind of men. You will ulso be able to under stand why Hie Order of tho Antel ope, with Us Job all done, just can't be stopped, but goes gallop ing on Into the future, with its bead up und Its tall In the nir. ROSEBURG LIONS TREATED TO MOVIES Ail Intel phUhk Hhowing of mo tion iIctiii'(H, (oiihilniiiK nowtt ii nd HportH tnph'H, watt sponsored lie Torn tho, KoKolmrK jMoiih club by tho Ar4K'inlMl Oil conipiiny at the cluh'H ri'Kulur immUriK Inst nif,'lit. AnnouiieeiiiPiilfl warn made that tho club at U o'clock thin evnninir will play the KlwanfH club a game or softhall tit the Unipqun f'ark diamond. All mcmliei'H of both clubs are uiROd to nlteiid. I'lans al so am being mado for u Lions- KiwaniH uoir matuli, to b played about the middle of August, ami goll'ei-R of tho Lions club are ask ed to goL in touch with Hill Good win, chairman. KRNR PROGRAM (16UU Kilooycles) REMAINING IIOUllS TODAY 4:00 Airred VVallenstlcn's Orch., WHS. 4:!i0 Kailio Campus. 4:-lfi I,og Hollers. 5:00 Hob Crosby's Orch., MI1S. 0:30 Howie Wing, MBS. 0:45 Melody Lano With Wanda Armour, 0:15 I'hiintoin Pilot, Al IIS, tl::io l.'rank Hull, MUM. (I r4tr Interlude. 6:50 Hansen Motor Co. News, 6:55 News Flashes. 7:00 Chloco and Orch,, MUS. 7:15 Symphony. 7:110 The liroen Hornet, MHS. 8:110 Art itassel Orch. 8:15 Don't You Believe It, MBS. 8:30 Kieilillo Nngol's Orch., M IIS. 8:15 Muslciil (lems. 9:00 Alka Soltzer News, MBS. 0:10 lOddy DcLange's Orch., MHS. 9:30 Press Tlmo, Rl IIS. 10:00 Shimmy Knnls' Orch., MUS. 10:10 Sign Oft. Kill DAY, JULY '3D 7:0(1 "Mill ly Itirds." 7:30 News-Rovlew Newscast. 7:40 Hansen Motor Co. News. 7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good Morning." 7:50 Alarm Clock Club. S:00 Kay Kaiser's Orchestra, M US. 8:30 Haven of Rest, MHS. !l:U0 Happy Hang, MUS. 9:t5 Man About Tcwn, 0:15 Hob Young, M HS. lu:oo This Woman's World, MHS. Hl:30 Home Town. Mils. 10: 15 This Woman's World. MHS, 11:00 Songs of the West, Copco. n:i: aiicty s-iiiow of the Air, 30 Harold Stokes' Orchestra, l MUS. 11:15 Paul Small. M IIS. 1 3 : uo Luncheon Concert. 13:15 Midstream, MHS. 13:311 Interlude. 12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex- chanoe. 12:45 Hansen Motor Co. News. 12:50 News-Review Newscast. 1 :00 Hennlnger's Man on the Street. 1:15 Country Kdltor. MHS. I ::10 -Afternoon Varieties. 1 : 15 Johnson Kanilly. MUS. 3:00 At Vour Command. 2:30 Today's Front Page. Marco Vide. M US. I'emliiiue Kaucics, MHS. 3:30 In. Van Wyck. Mils. 3:15 -Huss Morgan Mualc. 4:liM Dramas of Youth, MHS. 1 .30 Twenty Fingers ot Har mony, M HS. 1:15 Prank Kerueau's Orchestra, M US. 5:00 - Jimmy Oriel's Orchestra, MHS. 5: 15 -Childien's Hour. 1:311 The Coach, MHS. 5: 15 Knllou Lewis. M US. 6:0S Popcye. MBS. II: 15 Phantom I'llot. Mils. ti::lu Ciiilaln Time. MHS. 5: 15 Interlude. 6:50 Hansen Motor Co. News. 6:55 News Flashes. 7:00- Kuril- Mudrfgneia's Orches tra, MI1S. 1.". World Affairs. MPS. 7:30 Lone Rflngar, MBS. N:oo American 1-atnlly Hohinsou. S:15 To He Aniiouni-ed. S:30 Kreddle Nagel's On-heslla. MHS. 8:45 Sons and Daughters of (he Pioneers, MHS. 9:00 Alka Seller News, MBS. 9:15 Shen Fields' tllchestra. Jl HS. 9:30 Carl Rurnisn'a Orchestra, MHS. 10:00 Jimmy Grlev'a Oivhcslni. MUS. 10:13 Sign Off. j OUT OUR WAY ( f yUH SAV TH TATE WELL, IF MO. VOU'BE STAYlMG UWIVERSnV COME AKJ GOT VOU CIT I RI&HT THERB "TIU- I TH' BABY AW7ELOPE,tEfc:ti. USOLT' I f FiWO THEW MVSELF-- I AW' ELK FER EXPEBIMEWTAL. I WK KIU I 1HEKJ I WOKT BS. I PURPOSES - AW' VO RE J HELP YOU 1 TRVIeJ1 TO FIWD . J A-PAViM OUR PINES S FIMO BIG V VOU TOO - OUTA HERE I ' V ICt. AM' ' I - , . uK, M u Ik Wwimlm HI OUTLINE MAP IIORIZONTA-I, 1 Pictured is the map of n lowland kingdom, 10 Large constellation. 1 1 Rubbev tree. 12 Sketched. 13 Wrath. 1 4 Senior. 15 Either. 16 Writing fluifl. 17 Distant. 18 Junior. in Pilr.he Answer to 20 Century plant 38 ?cm's liber, frogs. 21 To query. 39 Harassing. : 41 Part of a lock. 22 Its queen Wilhelmina has a disposition. 26 To wash, 28 Payment demand. 29 Scarlet. So Sun god. 31 Frozen water. 32 Cnvity. 33 Cot. C- 34 To peruse. 35 Preposition. 36 To yelp. 37 A ridge. 42 Killing w mnlady. 44 Queer. 45 Forcible restraint of speech. 46 Like. 47 Upon. 46 Honey gatherer.; 49 Carbonated drink', 56 Into. 51 Seat of this kingdom's Daily Devotions Hy 1)11. CHAS. A. KDWAItUS (Miia l a R(iHcl of liluMty ami thp frt'ctlnni that I hero lo In Cliiiflt is onp of lis RrtMit bnjistH. But otir rrt'pdom hits Itrt own llmltntioiifl und obllpu. tionft. .Ii'.sus snoko of n Hlnilcht Kiitt und n narrow wny, und thoro whs n tli'ojt and n pro ton nil luoiHiint; in Mis words. Christian llvlnif calls for rare anil thoimhlfulnt'ss and a wis? miiilini; of lbnut:ht and pmp'tse and netiou that lift1 as it whb may lit into a divine and u will rotmdtMl patti'i ii. Haphazard. Ihouuhtloss. imptovidrnt llvln is not christian liriiu. Alort iipsp. faiihfulni's. to duty, an eaitPi'ttPss to know and to tin uVrst a ml a ro t o be reckoned anionp tht real Christian ' virtue.'-. So leach us to number our days. ( t;od, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. Help us to lake the duties of life seriously. To lay obla tions upon ourselves that we will not let nuiselves shirk, but play the Kaino faithfully with omseUes and Thee. Amen. Back From Coast Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson and baity son and .ti s, Anderson's brother, Donald Frost, and Mr. and Mrs. Kdward lilass hao returned to their homes, follow in a a few days at Ktnpire, Sunset bay and Winchester bay. tishing and clam dicing. Back to Work Harry G. Linser has let timed to his woik in the Douglas National bank building, : following a two weeks' vacation, j He spent one week at Tyeo visit- lug t:iends. Mrs. Linger remained! there for a longer visit. J B UlNlNIYj AUST I lw N U U . . JUU A O Ul m EgE I AUb 1 1 NR J- HFIn s f I J r e om i mi p B t " 5f if c Ha d nnijHsjE L c i a l H AIN G eJpBpBK R R A N T NT eMs'IC E NE Hu 3 E E s CjSauyH aTTl 5 SSas fTl FTr Ma c. tHo ah 1 1 , PEAL mUse1eIa R EN A lElfTlgiLll slHnRlAlr4IKlTTNlg I U i 14 p I It 17 Q I I? I w MmMM i.. fiMim , BBaaaaBaaBaHiaaBBkaaa TCu na p35 35 rp az 45 In l3'd fi 1 M HM 1 1 H 1 f..i KEEPIKJG copb. 93by neaservicciwc. Previous Fuirzle 17 Evergreen M "''tree. Ta 18 This country't VIUWU princess. ; 19 Custom 20 Play on , words. 21 Haill 22 To deposit. ' 23 Paid publicity 24 To press. 25 are this country's ' means of '. . transportation 27 To perform.: 28 Skull tissued 32 Chum, 33 Sack. 34 Taxi. ; 30 Large wild oi, 37 Conjunction, i 38 Tatter. 39 Flat saucerlike bei) 40 Thought. 41 Back of neck, 43 Ratitc bird. 45 Obtained. ) 46 Data. 48 To subsist. 1 49 Postscript. ' 50 Idant. court. 52 Its largest : ; city.- : VERTICAL 1 To bow. 2 Mistake. 3 How of n series. 4 In what way. 5 Half an cm. 6 To skulk. 7 Deer. 8 Northeast. 9 Toothed on the edge. , 13 Wayside hotel, 14 Ironic compositions, 16 To annoy. BENEFITS SOUGHT BY HOTEL STRIKERS POHTI.ANI), July 28. AP) Tlie culinary unions' executive council ri'iiuesti-il the stale unem ployment I'oiniuis.sioii yesterday to irrant iuiineiliate hearhms oil the niMilicatlon of striking hotel workers for henefits. t'nloli spokesmen, who salil an- plicnt iolm hail lieen retuiueii, as- jserteil they ilcsircil to piesent evl- ...... ,ik-ii iiit-lll M Mllllllll ; ri'ielve assistauce. The union calleil n strike at Hi hotels In June hut Hie holds remaineil open with other laher. SWIM -DANCE Enjoy your fav orite recreation RICHARDSON SPRINGS BucTu , TU Highway 99E to Chico lhn Pid Highway to oitr door Thra It mch a vrity of rtcraationat opportunity hart that, no (natter what you prftr, you can't b dt appointed. Accommodation 1 to fit avarv huJaat; Fi Mod tin HoUl, Hot) Sloping Cotltgti ifid ittrttt(T Hif heing Celtii. Thi Famoui Acinar al Wattr ara Fraa By William. t. m. age, u. s. paI. off. I FOUND the following leiter from W. If. Dixon, Glendale, California, contractor on my desk tnis morning: "D ear Rambl er: Here Is u check to keep that rag coming this way for an other Hjx. months. i spent three days around the 4th on the Cala pooia ranch and, notwithataudi n g the wettest spring and the Uryest Juno In 34 years (or is it i:M?) found the cows still keeping their, date with tho creamery truck, the calves fat and sassy, the pigs com ing along in true porcine fashion, the barns full of hay and volun teer grain, the bens laying menjily yjid tho broilers Oh, Boy! ,I sure bated to come back, but got to keep the old nose on the grindstone down here or I won't be ready to get up there for keeps next spring. Hy the way, I noLe .your recent jibe at California middle-of-the-road drivers. The answer is that we Californians are accustomed to broad four-lane boulevards, and when wo get on one of those nar niw strips of concrete up there we think it's a one-way road, and quite naturally barge right down the center of it. So thore!" Well, I can't think of any an swor to that explanation, W. H. it sounds plausible. George nernard Shaw Reaches S2 jn Silence. Mr. Shaw may not be benefiting by reason of these advancing years; but this head line indicates that the world is. Guessing Age of Women Diffi cult. Another headline. Not only that, but dangerous. BONDS FOR SALE Bids accepted for Coupon Uonds of School District, 13, Douglas county, Oregon, a $1,000.00 Issue dated August 15th, J!)38, in de nominations of $250.00 due con secutively each year for 11 years, and $500.00 due the 15th year. Interest on bonds payable semi annually, bidder to name interest preferred. lllds opened August 8th, adver tiser reserving right to reject any or all bids. (Signed) D. LOVE, Wilbur, Oregon. Clerk of District 43. WOOD AND SAVE Be a wise bird, and don't delay ordering your full winter's wood supply. You'll save now or you'll pay more laterl Creen Slab, 4', per cord ....$2.00 Green Slab. 16", per cord 3.00 Delivered In City INVESTIGATE OUR "PAY AS YOU BURN" TIME PAYMENT PLAN FOR YOUR WINTER SUPPLY OF WOOD. TELEPHONE 282 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. i RAILINGS Paul Jenkin Mm I XOT1CK TO HHDITOHS In the County Court of the Ktato of Oregon for Douglus County, In the matter of tlie ftato of Edilh iJeyarnumd, dec pa we J. Nottct in he re I) v Rlvrn that the underslKned: by oidi-r of tho above entitled court duly tnttde und eti-ti-red of reiurd. haa been apnottit-f-d itduiinltttrator of lh estate of Kdlth Jx-yurmond, dct-uMed, and ban duly tiuullfit-d an hucIi. All personit ImvliiK clulum aKiiint said cstaie are hereby rfiulrt'd to present the Hiime. duly veiificd, to the undersigned at his office In Itoseburt?. Uri'Kon, within a I x mouths trom tin- first publication of thin notice, which la thu Slut duy of July, 1U3S. A. N. OKCl'TT. Administrator of the etttate of KUith Ueyarniond. deceaaeU. NOTICK TO CltEDlTOItS in the County Court of the State of Oregon for DoukIus County. In the matter of trie estuto ot lino- gene Conder. deceaHed. Sotico hereby is Kiveii, thit the under hiKiied, by order of the County Court t the .Stute of Oiu Kon I or DoORlas County, has been apnolnted administrator of tho es tate of ImoKeiie Conder. UeccHMttl. All persons having clulmi asuinst oaid estate hereby are no tilied to present the same, verified aa required by law, to tho unJei -signed at the offices of Hallmark A GeddeH. in the Uouxhis .National Bank Bulldmtr In Itosebur, l)ou lua County, Ore uon, within six () month rrom the date of this no tice. Dated Jun6 30. 10.18. FAUL fcJ. GKIIUKS. AdmlniStratpr of the eslato of I. ImoKene Conder. deceased. SIT .11 MOXS No. 77t In the Circuit Court of the Stato of .Ort-Kon lor Douglas County. Robert E. IteaKlc. nlalntlff vs. Lillian May Readies, defendant. To: Gillian May Readies the above named defendant. un:l to J. V. Long, aa District Atturm-y fur Douglas County. Ort-Kon. . In the nama of tne State of Ore son: You are lnTtby reotilrnd to appear and answer the t-onmlauit filed against' you In the above n titled suit within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and If you fail to so fippear and answer said com plaint plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief ikm:iniie,l in said complaint, a miccinct state ment of which la as follows: Kor a decree of divorce on the grounds of cruelty and personal lndlgnitlea rendering lifo burdensoino. This summons is served upon you by publication therof for a period of once each week for four conse cutive . weeks in the "Xtoseburg News-Review." a newspaper of gen eral circulation published in Doug las County Oregon, by order of Honorable Carl 15. Wlmberly. Cir cuit Judge of Douglas County, Oregon made und dated Juno U ttv. 1U3S. THOMAS C. HAItTl-MRU 222-23 Perkins Uuikling. ltoseburg, Oregon. Attorney for tho plain tiff. Date of first publication Juno 30, 1028. XOTICB I1 NIII'IKIPF'S SAL13 Of It HAL I'ltOI'KltTV Notice is hereby given that bj virtue of an execution and ordei of sale Issued out of tbo Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for Douglas Countv on the 24lh day oi June, l!t8, upon and pursuant to a judgment and decree duly mad 4 and entered of record bv thu ahove entitled court on tho IMth dav of June, 19;t8. in :i suit for the fore closure of a mortgage pending III said court and cause, in which Kate Neate is tlie plaintiff and J'aul Dempsey some t linos known as Paul IX, jeiii.Hey; mid Louit-o Dumpsey, hin wife; and Howard ,1, lOrbo and Clara 10. Krhe, somo times known as Mrs. Howard J. Elbe his wife, aro defendants. And which said execution and orilcr of Sale were to mo directed and com manded me to sell tho rei I prop erty herotnp.fter described hi plain tiffs saftl judgment in tho sum of Three Thousand Six H u,n d r e d Twenty-four Dollar ($:j.i; I j : and the further sum of Two Hundred Dollars fStiOQ), attorney fees; and AMAZING LOW ON WORLD - nil ii SEE US BEFORE YOU LEAVE ON THAT VACATION TRIP Look nt this big, rugged tire packed with exclusive "l S." pcrformruicc' features. Then look at the ustoiiiKliug low price anil you'll sec why we've stocked up to bring our cus tomers this biggest tire value in years. Save money. Come in today 1 TRUCK OWNERS OAK AND STEPHENS STS. the further sum of Twenty-two nr.d ToUO Dollars ($22.7o, eoaH and disbursements of aaid suit, all uf which ia more particularly de scribed in aaid Judgement and de cree. That I will, on Friday, the 2lh day of July, 1U38 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. at the Court House front floor In the City of lloebm g. Douglaa County. Oregon, offer for sale uud sell at public unction, for CHHh. eubject to redemption aa pro vided by tttatute all of the right, title and Interest of the defend ant In said suit and all persons claiming by, through, or under them since the first day of Feb ruary. IV'iS. In and to the follow ing described real property and premiums, to-wit: Lot Ktve (5) of the Irwlngton Garden Tracts and described n- fol lows: lleginnltig at a point on the North Right of Way line -it tho Coos Ray Highway and from which the Southwest corner of the Orley Hull D. L. C. No. 54 in T. 28 S. It. 7 W. V. M. in Douglas County. Oregon, bears S. H6 deg. 31' W HI22.9 ft.: thence along said right of way line N. 62 deg. 33' K. 'J.'.l.i ft. to stake; thence N. 29 d.-g. 2(r W. 2344. ft. to ii point In center lino of the present County Road: tbeiico along said center line S. G7 deg. 40' W. 721.0 ft.: thence S. 09 deg. 35 V. 206.0 feet: thence S. S9 deg. 08' R. 2434. S ft. to the place of beginning mid containing ill. 7 8 acres more or less. Lot Klght (8) of the Irwlngton Garden Tracta and dearibed as fol lows; Beginning at thu North west corner of the Orley Hull 15. I C. No. S In T. 2S S. R. 7 W. W. M. Douglas County, Oregon: theme along the West line of said D. I C. No. 51 S. 0 deg. 49' K. 71S.S ft. to an iron pipe In the center of the present County road, from which a 30" Black Oak tree bears S 4 a1, 4 deg. W. 49.8 ft.: thenee along the center line of said County R-jad N. B9 deg. 35' :. 1019.2 ft.: thence N. 67 deg. 40' W. 2623.2 ft.: tbnce North 90.0 ft. to the SoutLivct comer of Peter Saani D. C. No, 55 ; thence along the vest line of satd CI. No. 55 North 393.7 ft. to an iron pipe; thence N. 87 deg. 1"J' W. 92.2 ft to an Iron pipe: thence N. 0 deg. 46' K. 1310.9 ft. to the six tocnth corner on the North Line of Section 29. same T, and R., sali corner being midway between the quarter section corner common to Sections 20 and 29 and the section corner common to Sections 20. 21. 28 and 29 and from which it 12" fir tree bears S. 50 deg. E. 19.0 ft.; thence along the section line be tween Sections 20 and 29 N. SS deg. 02' W. 1303.3 ft. to the uuarL'r coi ner common to Sections 20 and 2!; thence S. 0 deg. 35 V.'. 1310.4 ft. to an iron pipe thence N, 87 deg. 26' W. 1300.0 ft. to an iron Pipe: thence S. 0 deg. 21.' W. 1221.3 ft. to an iron pipe on the North lino of D. L. C. No. 54: thenco along the North lino of said CI. No. 54 S. S3 deg. 49' W. 095.0 ft. to the point, of beginning and containing 115.71 acres, more or less, except lh strip occupied by tbo County Road together with the tenements, here ditaments and appurtenances there unto belonging or in auywlao ap pertaining therto. Dated and first published this th 30th day of June. 1938. PERCY A. WRn,l Sheriff of Douulas County. Orugun NOTICE TO CltlCDITOItS In Hie County Court of tlie Stato of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estatu of Wal ter W. Campbell, deceased. Notice In hereby given that thu unileiHigned lias by order of thu above entitled court duly made and entri'i-il nf record been duly -i p- School Bus Insurance Special Complete Service Truck insurance Exchange Issues a "Continuing Policy for Automobiles and Trucks GUARANTEEING Low Cost, Financial Stability, Prompt Service FAMOUS jlMrJ Mm IBacVad by wrlttin lifttlmt Gonranftt B of tht world't largtit M preductr of rubbar. mm Ik about ooriptclal truck tlrt nets polnted executor of the last -will and testament of Walter W. Camp bell, deccuaed. and bus duly quali fied as bucIi. , , All persons having claims against said estate ure hereby required to present the Hme. duly verified, to the undersigned, at the offices of Rice & Onuit. in Roseburg. Doug las County, Oregon, within ix months from the first publication of thin notice, which is the Jth day of July. 1936". GDV T. CAMI'UKLL. Executor of the last will and tes tament of Walter W. Campbell, deceased. NOTU'H OK FIX Ah SISTTIjKMU.'VT Notice is nereby given that tbo undersigned, administrator of the etilato of Howard E. Wilson, de ceased, has filed In the Coiimiv Court of Douglas County. State of Oregon, tils final account as such administrator of said estate, and that Friday, the 29th day of July. 193H. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. lias been fixed by said court as the lime for bearing objection to saiil report, and tlie settlement the reo f. Dated Juno 29th. 1938. CHARLES KYK3. Administrator of tlie estate of Howard K. Wilson deceased. My BADGE. MEANS I AM TEUEIAGER BEER! In steinies, full quarts, half-gal Ions, and 24-bottle cases. IIAR BREWERY COMPANY VANCOUVER, WASH. EXTRA! NOW AVAILABLE ALSO IN CANS FRED A. GOFF 122 S. Stephens Phone 218 Roseburg, Oregon PRICES il.il Hi I JIM DOUBLE GUARANTEE Plui lh added ettwrance of our pertoso guarantee of talisfactton. ROSEBURG, ORE. 3