TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUG, OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1939.
FAMILY RIFT HIT
MIT'S 11
' PORTLAND. Feb. 15. (AP)
Duo t lug from the scriptiiren to Il
lustrate what lie considered au
"exhibition of imbrotlierly greed
end obstinacy," Federal Judge Mc-
Culloch granted John Ludwh? Tim-
xnermann, a Umatilla county wheat
j-ancher, un opportunity today to
eave hliiiuelr and his laud from
''financial iratrfclde."
In a written decision involving a
forclosiire of a mortem', Kniest.
H'lmmerinunn, held on John's land,
the judge commented:
"It appears affectionate and
provident parents toft two broth
ers. John Tinitnermauii, the debt
or herein, and Krnust Timmor-
)nann, a, body of valuable wheat
jand, out apparently lilt Jo brother
Jy affection was Included in the
parental Heritage lor now jonn
claims that Ernest linn borrowed
$12,000 on the properly which
Ernest inherited from the common
parents for the sole purposes of
acquiring and foreclosing the mort
gage of $10,500 which John is uu
ubie at tills time to pay off In full
on his share of the family estate."
"Like Abel, whom Cnln slew
fwhen they were In the field," the
Judge continued, "Jolm, In this
case, has been stricken from a
quarter where men normally mny
expect support, sympathy und at
fectlotmto cooperation, (liven a
reasonable opportunity to arrange
Ills affairs the debtor can without
doubt save himself from the finan
cial fratricide with which he is
Jiow threatened.'
Judgo AlcCulloch adopted n com
frfssioner'ti ruport which dismissed
nnd halted all other creditors uu
111 further order.
DETflOIT, Feb. Ki (AI) Wil
liam L. Finley, of Portland, Ore.,
told members of tho National Wild-
Jiie lederatlou hero today dams,
Intllt without adequate regard for
IWildllle resources, weio threstnn
Jug the west const ilshlng ludus-
The wlldfirri federation hegnns Hi.
bnuual nfeetiing after the adjourn
ment yesterday of the fourth North
American wlldlll'o conference.
- Finley, vice-president or tao fed
trillion, assorted "the ' bus In of
Yreulth of our country Is in lis re
sources In land and water."
"Our tUlzoiiH should realize," ho
continued, "the gradual and con
llnous diminution of the runs ol
J'aeitir. Mihnon in the cons In I wat
jrrH ol Calllornla, Oregon und Wash
Jngton. Hulinon runs In tho Kacra
inwilo river, formerly a groat mil
inon strnMin, are on the point of
ilncil disappearance hnciuiHo of (ho
large number ot dams on the tribu
taries and the present building of
i new fiOO-foot dam that blocks the
ppper reaches of this stream.
Thls comes from the allotment
jht federal funds, and plans of army
engineers which do not Include re
Search and study of our wildlife
resources. A similar project is the
construction of (he tirand Coulee
itlam on the Columbia river, (he
greatest salmon hi ream In the
Jivorki, und many oilier proposed
projects oil (he western livers. "
Finley said proper llshwiiys were
lull ll In the Itonnevllle dnm miles
drom the mouth of the Columbia
bailor a long Unlit" and "(he huh
Iuhh of these flshways Is now used
lis a nation -wide example dams do
pot interfero with I he fish runs."
"Very Hide publicity is given to
Iho fact salmon runs that puss on
above (tonne vtllo are completely
blocked by tho concrete blorltudn at
Grand Coulee," he said. "It is to
'1h r.mi feel high with no thought of
buy flshways. Tho salmon runs are
trapped half wiiy between Itohne
llle and (iraml Coulee, londed in
Hunks on trucks and motored up to
jWonatcheo and other streiims In
iho hope, of eliuimlug the natural
linbits of IIu'ku ilsh."
WASHINGTON, l-'eb. If.. (AIM
Senator Johnson (it,. Caltf.) call
ing lor an above-board foreign pol
icy, said loday any war "will be
loiight by the common people who
;vill have to do Ihe dying" tmd not
ijjy (ho president.
. .Johnson accused t'resldenl ltooso
Velt's adininistraliou of rnndiictim:
lorelgn policy "clandestinely" and
of resenting efforts of (hose who
Irled to ohtiilu facts nboitt recent
cules of, military planes to Cnmce.
Tho ' veteran Califonilati Hiiid
,'tinme supporlers ot tho administra
tion 'foreign policy contended It
vus one of "blurting." My bluffing,
lie nddeil, theto persons are Iiopo
'JTuI of preventing war.
"There should bo no bluffing on
tout tors concerning thu lives ot
iw people," Johnson declared.
"The people of the land have a
Hht to know whuther they are
being led into war. There Is no
Jvay (o excuse this secrecy."
The Cnlirornhin said he thoucht
Iho senate military committee
should make puhlte the full record
"of its recent heariUL's on (lie Kreneh
jduno purchases. Tho committee
recently voted against suvu n
course.
SERVICE STATION
, . OPERATOR ROBBED
i
, ASTOKIA, Feb. M. f un - A
. fnblier bound and guimed l.loyd
. 'J.luvilli-. owner of tho Caanoa
Jii'Hf'li .limilimi BoiUrtj Million, lui-t
fight ml disked Ills lioikels of
'JOHNSON SCORES
FQHEIGiM POLICY
Drug Wakens
His Memory
Stnto hospital officials at Jack
son, Miss., hoped the combina
tion o a hypnotic drug and a
brother and sister would restore
amnesia-clouded memory of
.William H. Lawrence, above,
who has been "Mr. X" tor the
last eight years. After his iden
tity was established by a brother
and sister, Lawrence, under in
fluence of drug, recounted his
llfo from childhood to 1930, but
doctors were not certain he
would remember his identity
when effects of drug wore off.
$5(15.
Linville, who lives alone at his
home uoJninliiK ilm station. anS'
weri'd a knock at the roar door
T he rohlxM. who cariici a eun. orl
ei-fif Mnvlllo on to a bed, pasted
ullieslve tape acrosH his mouth ami
yes, tied his hand and strapped
his loi;n to tho hed post.
Mnvllle. unable to remove the
tape fell Into u wator-mieu uitcn
w 1 o attempt me to omnia phsiki
nneti fnmi a nearby Iokroi's cabin
IT.
SAI.K.M, Ore., Full. 15. January
placuiuents reported to the unem
plnyaient noaipensatioll commis
sion by tho Oregon employment
service were 19 pel coat moro mr
morons I linn in December, officials
announced. A total ot 3233 Jobs
were filled.
itosehure. envorinir Douglas coun
ty, accnuuted Tor 91, or 2.8 per
cent of the Htale total.
Oidy 3 1 iter cent of plnceaicnts
weal, to, women, whllo vetoraas
look 12 per cent of jobs filled by
aicn.
1'rlvale placements fell (o 'It
per cent, public construction ac
counting for the 5 per cent swell
In jobs paid for out of the public
purse. Lumber manufacturing was
second fa the stale. Industrially,
wlih I2.fi per cent of those rolurn-
eil to payrollH. Personal services
accounted lor (t per cent; agricul
ture, ( per cent; govcrutncnlul ser
vice, fi per cent, und prlvato con
structed!, -I per cent.
Astoria showed the greatest Im
provement In placeineuls. allliouuli
Klamath Falln look second place
ucmnii rnrllnnd In tho slalo totals.
LAFAYETTE LANE
DIES IN CALIFORNIA
Word has been received hero by
('anil! Dlsna or the death recently
In IMsmn, Un lit"., of I,. I (l.alav-
etle) Lane, 72, a native of liimo-
iiurg. lie was born In this clly.
me son ni the lale I,. F. Jim!
Amanila l.ane. Ills lallier was one
or tin' slate's leading lawyers, and
was at one lime a member of con
gress. Ills giaiidlallier, (leneral Joseph
i.iine of Mexican war fiiuie, was
vi cuna h ni si territorial governor
I nce u candidate for the vice-
presidency.
A builder, Monslgiior Arthur
Lime, pastor of All Salnls church
III I'oillaad. survives. Itohert Ijine
and Kvn Lime -nim r Dlxonville,
ami 1'ii'd w, llayues of Itoselnirg
townsend'counTcil
meets saturday
Weary Anderson, of Melrose
TowiiHend cluh. president or the
Uetliuo County council, has an
nounced that an adjourned meet
ing of the county council will he
held In the Justice court room.
Itosehurii, Satunliiv afternoon, Feb
ruary IS. nt l:;tn oVIock. LckIsIii
live nuitleis of pinthular Interest
(o uieinliers of Tounsead luls
will he dlseussed hy committees
appointed to secure dnta, and by
other siienkers.
All niemheis of ihe council and
others hiercicd are urueil to at
tend this meeling, according to Mr.
.mlei."on.
AVASHl(i' , Veh. 1 1. - (AIM !
Mrs. Sutilie Orr nniihar, Portttiud.
Ore., whh uiitued on a commlitee
lor the national parole conference
to he held here April 17-1S. Attor-l
ney i.eueral Murphy announced to
day. She is president or (he Ked-j
eraiiou of Women's cluhs,
Nnricii to t item roits
In tlie I'etmty '"iirt of Um Shite el
Orciinn f.r l(niti.iw I'miiiiv,
In Dim tumo-r ef the rj-talu of Ktl
v;.eetli W nlKor. d.-. . .is. t.
N,.(M e i- In- t.y KiVi n l!::.t th.- 1
m,i!t'i mi: m-i hii i'v iMii.r nf H,.'
ul.tne ( 11 U 1 1, a t .ri d'lly mini.- nii'l
.-i'.li.l i.r .t.i ii,
Ae!nnhtMi:ittr ,if ,..,(
M'i"iim d
.. ef i:n
an 1 Inn
luh- iiu.ilift. .1 .u mi, h.
AH 1M'1oiim hiivnttf P 1 :i t 111 f
iKJiiiiwt said t-st'ii, aie tu'icl'v r
lUti'd tti ei, (hf i ,, (1, ,,,,,
Hiif". iKUi'il. ill t Vet II tv'd. :i; 1,
,-aUU n:v lit 11 js-i. k. tHUb-l.3
Countr. Oreifrtn. within lx monfhii
friini tht first publication of thin
notiee. wheh Id thu 2nd Jny of
February, 1WJ.
. L E. TUTTKR.
AdinlnlKtralor of the Kstum ot K1I
xubth 'nllied, deceasftO.
otici-: or !ir:nip-i-"( aii.n up
hi:. i, i'ituii:iiTV
Notlep 1 14 horohy Klvn that ly
viiuie of nn 'x-rutfon and M'lfr -f
Mitte (hmiiiI out nf tli Circuit Court
of the KtuKi of Oregon for DoiikIiik
Ciiuiity on the til day of l-'cit-iiinry.
lif.'i't, iifon und pursiutnt to
:i (i.-eree duly Klven und niiidt- Uy
flald court on tlifi llth day nf Peh
niiiry. Vr.'.'.t, jn mill Tor tli fore
lomiif of ii riloila" lieiiditiK
t)n:r-iii in uhlcli i.-ileral I'm m
MnrlfaK f"ntior;itlnn. a enriorn
tti.ii, was plaintiff, mid .7om-ph K.
Thorium, u limin-lor: Joseph K.
TliotnaM, n executor of the iunt will
and tol;tiiitnt of J, XV. Thomas, de
comed. Charity l.udwln and -lotin
I 'f lAitiwiK, whone true name is
I'a nl I-udw iB-. wfo iiml ho lnnd;
laJd .1. Tlioma. a widower: Iuii-
I'-l I. KcoiiitllC lift ilininfrr:.tf.r .
ine esiau- H Uavid il. Thoinuft. de-
xed: ('. it. Snrlniri-r iim.I I .),. I.
nprnofer. niicnarid and wire
unknown heirs of .!. XV. Thmmu
(H'( eaHeij, in, l;nkrifwn heirs of
I'HV d -f Tlllllti:iH Heeenun.h ,.,!
ftlso nil (, Iot persons or p'ai l let
. rn i, liiiniiiiK miy nuiii, i i f
state. Hen fir interest In (ho ren
HI. -I tH (ll-MCt Ull-ll in til A
lier.-in. wT def ndft n t s. which
.f"iiiion iiilrl nidi-r t.r rn.ln u-nu t
me diifct.-d and conimmid.-d me to
h.-ii i f if? property Hereinafter de-
w rioed to satlHfy eerlaln IleiiH and
iiaiKes in suld deeree Kpe.ifled.
I Will, on Mimiliiv. (i.rt yflil, .l,.t-
'""I1", ITi.lli, l Ute hour of lei
o clock In the for. noon of said dm-
It the i-niiil un f t
iHi-i'iiurit, I'oiiKiriH i:ouniy. oroffon,
offer for sale mid sell (iC puldh
uet ion. for eimlt, Puhjeet to re-
h'UiPt On iim mnvUlt.,1 l.i- 1.. .t.
the rlKht, title mirl Interewt of the
h feiiditnts In Kniil Null nnd of ntt
..-ifniin ciaiiniiKf ny, turoUKil e
under them or any of them sine
M ist day of .March. Ml.'H, In or lo
e following desirlhed real prop-
The Northeast oimrler f the
r I heast nuarter t.r i.. ui v
rownshln Thirl v. I U..m I. t
Three. WeHt itf the.
.neiiriinn: iinn mo .SniiUietiHt fjuar-
""! mm in ine ptouin-
wet Ollarter of Heetlon Thirty
one; the West half of the Koillii
WCHt oiiiiiler nod Iho s'.kiII. i...ir
tho to.rOiwe.td (junrter of Hectloh
I hfr y-t wo, Township Thirty-one
'r.,vr: "'est of Un.
W lllatni-tto Merdian.
loHenier with all water rlifhts
Hid rights in .i!t.-h..u i.. i
liiterals. mid rlKhts of wi.v ihere-
f'lr. lIPPIlrlelltlMl In ui. I.I neA,iu,.D
or iiHed in eonncetlon therewith. In
'ludliKf (huL not limited to) the
followlnu:
IV 1 1 ll flfrlit l i.. ......
Afendow Creek for tirlKatlou ,.f ll
u reti of land an evidenced hv State
'eilllll dated AnrM tun- Vim. ..
priority of Heplemlmr 7. MiO.'I;
,xi epunr the following:
lleif In ui lit' fit ii ..,(.. i trn
North of the SoutheiiHt corner of
lion T i rlv-itii.. 'I' w i. i i h
Thlity-oiio .South. Itnnue Three
hi or the Willamette Meridian
t ie Heel on lin,. ). I u ,.
t Ions Thirty-one and Tli In e-i ...
Iience Norlll L'tr. feet. ( heniV U'eKt
l.i fee . hence Mmilli !,-. r.....
tlleliin HflHt "If. feel I ii t"l.. ..,.1...
Of lleillllJlltf.
A If o e vi-enl I ni? frnht ( !,. ,.i
deHcilhed html the followii'm:
timber upon the foreKolnit descriii-
i in ltd, wiin full rlKht. Ion vi and
een He to (To linn it 1 1.,. ..
with all toKKlnjf apparatus and Lo i
eitt ami lotf upon said denerllied i
land, and to remove, t herefrom anvl
ml nil of l ie Nitiil ii ,.
oiceilier wllli full rlnht. leave and
license to place saw mill or nnv
mlll.H upon said land for the pur
pose of sawinn said timber into
lumber.
Kil noted in I iiiinrliLii I
Stale of Oregon:
(ovetner Wllh the tenements.
HereiM lament h" a ml u noni-i, u
lili'I'.MIIlli) tiitloillfltlir or in iim-.H.,,
" ' IMIIIK.
lulled til h lltli dav ..f
ary. i iciji.
I'Knrv a i-i.ii
SlH'llff of IioilKlas CouiHV. Itreirnn
O-
XOTICI-J OI- SIIIMtll't-S SAI.M III.'
iii'Mii pit(M'i''it'rr
Not lee l.t bei-elif ttv,.n 1 1... i
Utile of ii ti exeetilliot nn.t ..r
fine irsneu out o if (' leu t I'f.nil
ttie Mai,, of Oregon for Iouk-
Coitnly on fhe lltli dav of
bruary. ticni, uon and pursuant
a deeree dlllv uU-en uml in-.. I., l.i-
said court on the loth dav nf l.'eh-
!!::!!. In a woo f.-'tl... r
is rn or it i.tnt i -.. i:
I la ii It nf Kpiiknne. ti coi norallnn
niur ne e et';i! l.nu.l
phiiutirr. amt wmiam tiiis-
il hiiehiilm- I ,.i....i.-f .1,.
" " "'I ami iwitalina de Wnnrd.
Moi ikkhh Corpm-n I Inn, it corpora -t'"i:
I. Knddv and I. ...ill.
tdv. Iiushiiml timi tt-ir.. n .
Ko.hly tlllll (iiace Uo.tdv. husbnn.t
no win1; ami I la K la ml X.-i Monul
III Loan A HHMi-in i in ,.
lion, were defendants. ' whl. li ev'e-
illiott and oilier of sale was to me
Irceled and rnintuamteil ine to sell
ie pioperl y hereinafter dcseiih-
(i io salisrv certain liens and
. i , . f".,,M ' spe. tried.
I W ill, on ..mine ti. -,.,1. ......
f March. I !ctt. nt ihe hour .,f i
k in the forenoon of said
mi i in 1 1 in ri iiou se mint donr
toHebiirir. DiitiiihiM i'hi.i.i.-
l-eiroti, offer for sale and sell m
ttblle itiiction. fur cash, siibtert to
ill nn ni I nn n j i..-ii,i.i i... i.. ...
"le riht. IIM,- and lnler.t' ..f
let'eudiimx I n .. i ...
II persons clalmlif liv il.i- i.
....... ,,-, , i.nv oi inem Mine
e ii ii:i o reluuarv. I!t:l. iM ,r
Ihe following il. scribed ival
-I'-rty, lo-wll:
totS Se'en l'iel I V':.. ...
"to.-k KiKht, IMnt "M" of The Sull '
uind and Water Companv.
iini? to the dull ..e.i.'i
(lap on file In the olTl.e of the
"inly Clerk of liounlas Counlv
reuen. '
Sttnate.l In limii.i,,
State ,.f Oieitoti. '
Jbeieunlo h. loniiin,- t,r In i,ny-
"I'i'criaiiiinir.
Cjit. d Ihls I Ith day of l-Yl.ninry,
I
tMiltt.'V A. AVUltlt,
noiiKlas Couiily, drcnoii
o .
M M1ttlN
She Iff
N'.i t!;
In lb.- Circuit Curt of tin- Kim.. ..f
I'numv fur 1 'iUKlan Cmtntv
it Hide Kit .pat rick. I'laiuttl f. vs.
.lemiln IrfitphMi. the unknown
liens or Adrian Volnev l..iiulon.
de.e.ised; nHo nit other pel'SnllS
'i parties unknown clalinim: :uiv
;bt. Iltte. esdnte. Inn or Intetcs'l
m the real estate dcs.-rilt. .1 In
the , mtipiaint heieln. defend. int..
'fo Ihe aboe li.tuud defendants,
id cob nnd all of them.
f the State if (io-
Yi
uml
r
RICHARDSON
SPRING ihc;rs
(gS) Offn lh Ideal Vacation for
vf' Evry Member ot ihe Family.
HEALTH. PLEASURE
RECREATION
Accommodations to Fit ysry
Vacation Budget W
iti- K,tnKhnt via S. P. Sa. J
r Haaar K.ijni to (ha Dw
hereby r( aired to appear and an
swer ine compia'nt or prilmirr fil
ed uKainst you in the above entitl
fil court and cause on or before
four weeks from the dale of ihe
first publication of this Summons,
and If you fall, to bo appear and
answer, plaintiff for want thereof
will apply to Hie court Tor the re
lief demanded in imid cmiplatnt, a
sm-clne t nt a lenient of wired i ait
ioiiowh: j'or a necreft that plain
tiff (s the owner In fee sii;iplo and
entitled to ihe possession of the
loijdwijjH uescrioeu reui property
to-wit:
J(t Nimiliftrert Nine (H) of Rlock
?iiiiiiit-red Three id) Clmdwick
Addition lo the 'lty of Jtoneburg,
i'oiikioh t.ouuty, niuie oi ureffoii.
and that the above named defend
ants and each and ull of thetti be
lorever oarreii or any claim, estate.
lien, or interest In and to said rem
ptuperty. and that plaintiff's title
to said property he forevur ouieted.
and liiat plaintiff have hih-H other
and further relief as to the court
may m-em Just and eou table.
This Hummons is served upon you
by publication thereof in tho rto.se-
burK Ncws-lteview, pursuant to tho
ijiiiit or tne iionoratue uari ti.
vt iniricriy, judKe of the above en
titled court, which said Order Was
made and entered on the lt day
of l'iruary. l'J2'J, reoul'rlng the
same lo be published for four con
seiutive weeks, and fixinte the time
for you to appear and answer
Pintntirr complaint to bo within
four weeks from the date of the
fht publication hereof, which la
r eoruury Jiiu. j -jj'j.
COHIKJ.N & KKOIIANR
Attorne vs for I'liiintlff
P. O. Atldress, KoseburK. Oreon.
.NO'NCIJ OP 1'IXAI, SE'rTI.KME.NT
In the County Court of tho State of
ureoii i or uoiiKias uouniy.
In tlie matler of the estule of Wal
ter W L'amubelL deceased.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the
untiersiifiH-o executor oi tne ial
will and testament of Walter VV.
Campbell, deceased, has filed! In,
tho above, entitled court his final
account In sett ement of mild es
tnte; ami. hv order . of said court
duly made and entered of record,
Monday the 27th day of February,
i-.'.yj, at ten o ciock a. m in tuo
county court room in the court
house in I Cose bur a-, Douglas Coun
ty, UreKon, lias been fixed as the
lime and place for ti carina: objec
tions. If any there be, to said fi
nal account and fur tho settlement
thereof.
UUY T. CAAUMJUhU
xpculor of the last will and testa
ment of Walter VV. Campbell, de
ceased. . .
XOTICIi OF Slli:itlPI",8 SAI.B OF
It HAL, I'ltOI'IOIlTY
Notice Is hereby irlvcn that hy
virtue of an execution and order
of salo Issued out of tlie Circuit
Court of the State of Ore bo n for
UouurhiH Countv on the fit Ii dav of
January, 1'jJiJ, upon and pursuant
to a decree amy Kiveii and made
by said court on tho 19th day of
January, JDaii, in a suit for tlie
foreclosure of a mortKnge pend
ing therein In which The Federal
I .a ud 13a nk of Kpokaue, a corpora
tion, was nlulntlff. and John !.
Cowan and IVarl M. Cowan, hus
band and wife: Airs. Vionu Pyrltss
llolierts; and Coos Hay National
Kami Joan Association, a corpora
tion, were defendants, which exe-
lltion und order of huIa umih In nin
ilitected and cumuuinded me to noil
tlie proper t v hereinafter desert hed
to satisfy certain liens and charges
In said decrso specified.
I Will, on Afiimliiv Ihe 7lli .if. v
of Jebruary, jy;ilj. at the hour of
II O'clock III the fornnonn of unlil
day. at the courthouse front door
in iioHOiiurtf, IJoiiK as Count v. Oro-
Kon. offer fur saly and sell at puh-
tii- aiiciiou, i or casa, suujoct lo
le IllOt Ion a.i nrnvliloil lie Ine nil
(be liBlit. title and Interest of' the
lefendaiits in said suit and of ull
liersous claiming hv. tlirouirb or
under them or aity of them, since
the Itli day of April, jyiK. In or to
urn followiiiK described real prop
erly, to-wit:
I. 'Us Thirteen nnd Fourteen In
.Section six. Township Twenty-one, I
South of limine Ten, West of the
Hlanietto Aferldian; Lot Fourteen1
of Section Tliiriy-one. Township
Iwenty, Huutli of ItmiKe Ten. West
of the Willamette Alerldlan: and
l-ot Two of Section One, in Town
ship Twenty-one. South of ltantfe
Kleveii. West of tho Willamette
Meridian, situated in Douglas
Cot i my. Stale of Oregon;
Timethor 'with the tenements.
lieieditaiiieiitH und appurtenances
iheieiuito belong or In anywise ap
pertaining; and
Together with all water and wa
ter rightH used upon or appurteu-;
ant to Kaid lauds and however evl- I
deuced. j
lii''ylUd l'lla "UUl dUy f JllllllIir', i
u. . . corcy A. WKIHJ,
Sheriff of Dullglns County, Oregon.
XOTICK to t ni:i)iToits
Iii the County Court of the Ktnto
Of Ol-eU-i.ii f,,p lt.,,i.r.,u
of
!!i !' '! '
Notice hereby I,h given, that Ihe
iiidersigiied. by order of thu Coun
ty touil of the State of Oregon,
Tor hoUKina County, has been ap
pointed administratrix of the es
tate of Harry IJ. HlvIuuIuii, de
ceased. All persons having claims
against .said estate hcrehv are no
t It led to present the name, verified
as reoulred by law, to the ontler
slgne. at the offices of Hallmark
ti V',1!. s,i .'" ,Iu) "glii8 National
Hank Hullding, In Itosebuig. Ooug
las touuty, Oregon. within six
(i'i months from the date of this
notice.
I 'a ted Januarv 1!). 19::9.
. , , tiitACK i:ccij:ston,
Administratrix of tlie estate of
Harry It. Kceleston. deceased.
MANY, NEVER i
SUSPECTi CAUSE
OF; BACKACHES I
0$ This Old Treatment Often ?9
Brings Happy Relief M
quickly, once they discover that tha real ou
oMbnr trouble mar b tired kidneyi.
OB Mimryiirfl ctture tcntrl y ol taking
th eiccea actdi nd waits out of tht bloiyf.
AltMt DDlfl DIM about a nlnf H.w - .1
8 pcunda of waate.
KrequDt or leant? paMstn with amartinf
nd burning howa there may ha Boinathina
rong wtta your fcidnfji or bladder.
An aicMa o( tclda or nofiona in ymir Mood;
when du to functional kidney disorder, may
io iu gi aiging Daraaroe, rheumatl
paina, Ig pains, loss of pep and energy, get
ting upalgbta, awelling. pullioM under th
headachea and dlumeei.
Pon t waitl Alt your 1mi..t for Poan'i
1Mb, uaed urfullr by miUioiw fr orer 0
earn They giv happy relief and will help th
lo tnllea of kidney tube flush out poisoaoua
! from your bWl. Oat Doan' rtnj
KOTIL'H OP HAIR OP REAL
1'ilOrttltTr
Not Ire Is hereby jtlven that the
undersigned administrator Of the
fijtaie of James P. Rrnlth, deceas
ed, beinjr duly authorized so to do
by an order of the County Court of
tlie State of Oregon for Douglas
County, will from and after the
17th day of February. 1939. offer
for sale and proceed to sell for
cash in hand all the rixht, title
and Interest which James P.
Smith, deceased, had at the time
of his death in and to the follow
ing described real property, to
wit: An undivided one-half Interest
In und to: Tlie North half of the
Northwest flUifUfr, the North half
of tlie Northwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter, the Houtu imlf
of the Southeast quarter of the
Northeast quarter, the Nondeast
(j uar ter of the Southeast quarter,
of Section 24, Township 23 South.
Meridian: also. the Northwest
nan ee o rt em oi ine w niainetie
quarter or trie Northwest quarter
of Heetlon 19, Township 23 bouth,
Itange 7 West of the Willamette
Meridian, all in Douglas Countv.
Oregon.
Said sale will be subject to con
firmation by the County Court of
the State of Oregon fur Douirlas
County.
ah oners ior said property shnll
be made in writing and addressed
tu the tinders! Kncd administrator
at Oakland, Oregon.
uaieu January in, lvjy.
HOY KISHER.
Administrator of the estate of
James P. Smith, deceased.
XOTICB OP PIN Af SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of tlie
estate of David Oreenleaf Clark,
deceased, has filed In the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Douglas County, his final uccount
as such administrator and said
court lias fixed Saturday, the 18th
day of February, 1939, at 10:00 A.
M., as the time and the court
room nf snld court us the place for
hearing objections, If any, to said
final account and for the settle
ment thereof.
Dated January i,
BARTON IIKIjMWBLT
Administrator of the estate of Da
vid Ureemear Clark, deceased.
XOTICIJ OF gltKHlFF' SALI3 OP
HHAIj IMIOl'MllTV
In Hie Cirrnlt Court of tho Mate of
Oregon for the County of Doug
las. I. oris James Pickett and Francis
l.eslle Fickett. Plaintiffs. vs.
Marirnret Woodroffc. Nathanel
Sherritt Wood ruffe. Rxecutor of
tlie Hstato . of James Sherritt
Woodroffc, deceased, . Nathaniel
Sherritt Woodroffo and Jeraldlno
Wood ru f f p. h is w I f e, Mit r i e Dd b -byns,
formerly Marie Crow, nnd
Arthur Dobbyns, her husband.
I less! e Gray Hague. formerly
lli-Kfdn Orny Woodroffo nnd
lloorgo Hague, her husband, Ia-c
Crow nnd Bruce Woodroffo, De
fendants. Notice is hereby given that, hy
irlue of an execution and order
of sain Issued out of the above en
titled court In tlie above entitled
it use on ttie 1st dnv of Fob mar v.
1 :'!!. pursuant to a judgment and
decree made nnd entered In the
above entitled cause in favor of Ihe
plaintiffs and against tho defend
ants herein on the 2lst day of
I (Miliary. 1 ).'9. command in it mn iih
sheriff to sell the hereinafter de
scribed real nromo'tv to NiitlKfv ihr
sum of $000.00 With Interest there
on at the rate of eight per cent
per nniium rrom tne Jth day of
November. lHUfi. and tho further
sum of $J00.0O allowed as a rea
sonable attorneys ree and the fur
ther sum .of Sliri.Ol) t-o.itK nnd illw.
bursenients In said .mit. ami for
llio I'osts and PXltenses incurrnd
on the sale f tlie real pruperty
herein to be mild, nil In accordance
with the mi id judgment and de
cree, I will on the - 1 ith t day of
.March. i!K!!i, nt tho hour or ten 1
o'clock in the forenoon, it the front
door of the courthouse In Rone
bur ff. Douglas County, Oregon, of
fer for sale and sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, the following described
real property, to-wit:
Beginning al the quarter section
corner on the south boundary of
Section 33. Township 33 South of
flange 8 West of the W. M., thence
West 16.81 chains; thence North
1.19 chains; thence North 89 de
grees East T.tft chains; thence
North 76 degree East 2.15 chains:
thence North 70 degrees EaBt 3.65
chain: thenee Kant 3. IS chains:
then co South 5.60 chains to the
pl.'.u-e of beginning and containing
6.9 acres more or les. I,ess and
excepting therefrom one-half acre
across the East end of said tract.
Also beginning at the Northwest
corner of the Barton (Jones) tract
of land in Section 4, Township 33
out i. uanee e west ot tne w. ai.
thence running East 60 rods
thence South to the Northeast cor
ner of Lot 20 In Hlock 2 of Clara
Addition to (.Herniate, Oronon;
thence runnlnfr West 00 rods along;
the North line of said Block 2.
Clara Addition to the Northwest
corner of i,ot 1 BlocK 2 of said
Clara Addition: thence North
point of beginning. In Douglas
i.outity, uregon, containing ii
ar-res more or less, all being ultunt
ed in the North half of the North
east iunrtcr of the Northwest
quarter of Section i. Township 2.1
South of Ran Re 6 West of W. M
All situated in Douglas County
Oreffon.
Subject to redemption as pro
vided by law. and I will apply the
proceeds of such sale, first, to the
payment of the costs of snld sale
and the costs and disbursements
or said suit Including attorney's
fees; and, second to the payment
ot tne amount chip piaintiifH on ine
aforesaid judgment With accrued
inti'rest. and. third, the overplus, if
any. t Will turn over to the clerk
of the above entitled court for the
benefit of whomsoever n;ay be en
titlrd thereto.
Dated and first published Feb
ruary 9th, 19.'I3v
PERCY A. WKim.
Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon.
0- -i
XOTICK OF Fir A I SETTLEMENT
In tho County Court of the Stnte of
Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of the estate of
James 1. Hodges, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
uhdcniigncd executor of tho last
will und testament of James U
Hodges, deceased, has filed in the
above entitled court, hia final ac
count In settlement of snld estate;
and by order of said court duly
made and entered of record, Mon
day, the 20th dy of February,
1939, at ten o'clock a. m. in tho
county court room In the court
house, in Itoscburg, Douglas Coun
ty. Oregon, haa been fixed as the
time and place for hearing objec
tions If any there be, to said final
account and for the settlement
thereof.
LUTHER M. HODGES,
Executor of the last will and teS'
tament of James It Hodges de
ceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the Stnto of
Oregon for Douglas County.
In the mntter of the estate of Em
ma Arnold, deceased.
Notleo Ih hereby given, that tlie
undersigned, has been appointed a"s
administrator of the estate of 10m
imi Arnold, deceased, by an order
of tho County Court of Douglas
County. Oregon, duly made and en
tered, on the 8th day of February,
ll)3!)r. .
All persons arc therefore noti
fied, to rt resent their claims, duly
verified as hv law renitlred. nl tlw
office of R. W. Marsters In tlie'
Court Ho u so at Roseburg, Doug-1
las County, Oregon, within six i
months from date of this notice. !
Dated and first hiibn.uhrwl ihial
9th day ot February,, UCtfl. !
XV. J. At Kit KDITII, I
Administrator of the eatate ofl
KmnuL Arnold, deceased.
American
JUST received from the flourishing Manufactory at Hartford, a few Pieces
of superfine BROADCLOTHS, of an excellent quality, which may be had
in patterns, at reasonable prices, of GILBERT EVERINGI I AM, No. 44,
Water Street both London Smoke and Hartford Grey.
Shopkeepers and others, who may want by the piece or package,
will please to leave orders with NATHANIEL HAZARD, No. 5 1 , Water
Street, Jan. I 2.
In January, 1 789, George Washington wanted
some broadcloth lor "a suit of cloaths." Scan
ning the pages oi the New York Advertiser, he
found the above advertisement. So he com
missioned his friend, Major General Henry
Knox, to purchase the broadcloth for him and
send it to Mount Vernon. This is just one of the
historical facts that show that George Wash
ington was a shrewd buyer and a good business
man.
A close study of the advertisements in your
daily newspaper will help you to buy wisely.
Read these offerings of your local merchants
carefully. They give you clear, straightforward
information that will help you to live better.
NOT1CH TO Cn EDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglaa County.
In the matter of the estate of A. J.
Frisch. deceased. . , .
Notice is hereby glyen that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed administrator, with the
will annexed, of the estate of the
above named A. J. Frisch, deceaned.
by order of the above entitled
court duly made and entered. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to pre
sent the same, duly verified as by
law required, to the undersigned
at the law offices of Cordon &
Keohane, In Itosehurg. Douglas
County. Oregon, within six months
irom me uaie oi mw
Hon of this notice.
Date of first publication Janu
ary 26th, 193.
DANIEL P. KEOHANE,
Administrator, with the will an
nexed of the estate of Ai J
Frisch, deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
tn the County Court of the State of
uregon for uougias toumy.
In. tho matter of the eatate of
Frederick XV. Schaeffer, de
ceased. ,
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Frederick W. Schaeffer.
deceased, has filed in the above
entitled court his flna! account of
his administration of said estate,
and the Court, by order duly made
and entered lias fixed aionday. the
27th day of February. at the
hour of ten o'clock A. M. as the
time, and the County court room In
the courthouse at Roseburg. in
Douglas County, Oregon, as the
place for hearing objections, if any
there be, to said final account or
the settlement of said estate.
Date of first publication Janu
ary 26th, 1939.
our CORDON,
Administrator of the estate of
Frederick W. Schaeffer,. de
ceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Doug
Ins. in the matter of the estate of Ruth
Ann Harvey, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given thut the
undersigned, by order of tho Coun
ty Court of the Stat" of Cregon,
for t)mta-lni Pnmilv tins hnirn dlllv
appointed Kxceutor of the estate ol
mini Ann iinrvey, aeceasoa.
AH ncrsons havhitr claims
agulnst said estate are hereby no-
ii iieu io present too same,
duly
verified as by law
cquirnd. to the
Junior High
BASKETBALL
ROSEBURG JUNIOR HIGH
vs.
MEDFORD JUNIOR HIGH
Saturday, February 18th
8:00
Junior High School Gym
Preliminary game 7:00 o'clock, 8th grade Roseburg Jr. high
vs. 8th grade Edenbower
Entertainment between halves Admission 25c; Students 10c
Woolens
undersigned. Executor, at the law
office of Ira B. Riddle, Roam 9
Douglas National Bank Building,
Roseburg. Oregon. within six
months from the date of this no-
iCDated and first published Febru
ary 9 ih, 1I39.
THOMAS S. HAUVEV,
Executor of tlie estate of Ruth
Ann Harvey, deceased.
.NOTICE TO eitEDITOBS
Notice 1 hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap
pointed by the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Douglas Coun
ty executrix of the last will and
testament of Frances Jane How
ell, deceased. All persons having
claims against tlie estate of said
decedent are hereby notified tu
present the same to me. properly
verified, as required by law, at my
residence at No. 232 South Jack
son Street, In the City of Rose
burg, Oregon, within six months
from this date.
Dated Jnn&ary 19. 1939.
MARIETTA KOHUfAGEN.
Executrix of the lust will and tes
tmiient of Frances Jane Howell.
deceased.
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