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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1939 Daily Kzcpt Suadar T tar Member of Tb AaaaHatrd HrM Thi AOilBtt'd Priai ! exctunlve hr ntllU.l to nm USB for rtDuhllca Hon of all new disnatehea credited to It or not otherwise credited In kbit paper and to all local new ubllahed herein. All rlRhta nf re publication of special diipatchea rain are alio reserved. KARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor Entered ai lecond clasa matter Mar 17. 1V20. at the pout office at Roeeburf. Oregon, under act of lUrch 1. 1S7I Represented by Mtr-w York 271 MHdlaun Ave., Chl raaro 360 N. Michl"-in Ave. Han rmnrimvoni) RutA Rtn.t ! troll 318 Slophenaon I)llK.. !- .AAKelra 433 H. ttprlnK fciruor. Hr Attlf 60-1 Stewart Rtroet Portland . 8. W. Hlxth Street, Vancouver, ft, t .711 Hall Bid.. Ht. I.oul- (11 N. Tenth BtraeL Atlanta WO Urant Bull dine Oirtlt fllLIJt sVjTIATI II Babacrnptloa Rates Dklly. per year or mall IB. 00 Dally, fl montha by mull 2. SO Dally, 3 montna by mull 1.26 Dally, by carrier per month..., .15 Dally, by carrier per year 7. SO 'TMIK subject of garbage hauling and dumping has reared its ugly and Ill-smelling bead again Jn our city. For qui to a long time there luiH been peace or com parative peace on Bonio hij c:h plan as that adopted ut Munich. Tho appeasement program has gone on step hy step, its progress liHvfng been no deliberate tbat thoro has be on lit tin or no public outcry. Klrst the competitive Hit tiation was cleaned up. Then prices were raided. Then tbo uii muil clean-up free of charge by the city was abandoned. Meanwhile the pressure ban been so gently applied that wu the people have not felt like com plaining about it. Alter all, (he garbage butt been hauled away which Ik the proper procedure lo adopt where garhago is concern ed. And It is a fact thai tho busi ness has been conducted cfll clenlly. (iarbae ban been hauled away and properly taken euro nf that part of it that ban been bundled by the regularly licenced hauler. Hut Home folks eauuol afford lo pay a dollar a mouth for the service and ' what happens to soino of the ro- fuso dlHpoHed of other llian In the regular way In a source of con siderable, concern to foIkH who own property that Ik out of Might of tbo main roadways. I tut wo wander from I bo real point of tilts discussion. Irately a small business concern Iuih been converting wusle meat scraps and bones Into a commercial product. How lo get thu necessary scraps without (reading upon the torn of tho regular garbage collector ban been the problem of thin little business. Hence Hut current dis cussion. The garbage problem in our city Is one that should be disposed of pet uiaiienlly. We Iherel'ore tim idly venture the surest Ion thai (he city lltielf establish u depart ment of sanitation and take over tbo garhugo disposal business. The city Ih going to be In the sew age disposal business one of these days so why not go (he whole route and lake care of the garh ugo that Is In cans as well as the m wage that Is In pipes'.' II the matier is to be cleaned up, then Die city should either go into the garbage hauling business or lira' tbat business as a public utility mid subject It lo detailed ami ex plicit regulation as lo rales ami opcialions. Present rlty requirements are (hat residents disposed of all garbage wilhlu one alter its origination. The reference to lates, on the city law tiooli. t Itinl the licensed hauler shrill not charge more Hutu M per month for hauling from 11 resilience. Set lis ti maximum, that rate m hap pens to be both the maximum and (he minimum - It Is TH K tale. Wo ale cither regulating the garbage business too much, or not enough, it I present. If It were re gulaled more, the by products oncet n's ptohlcm could be taken caie of more salishn toi lly by the regulatory body. f It were regu lated less, the by products people could take care of themselves. Editorials on News (Continued from pnRe 1.) I cii.lv fill' ImlWuy VM'i'k vnil You diirt prim h'IiiI liy u ran dom count of rum on our- iliiy. Illil tin- tint irlulilux Unit on thin imrtlrtlliir ilny. oil oni nf I lie inn I u hit hwuy of (iri'iton. over, a ilmtnlK'O of Hourly 1"" milm. half of all the cars met and i-assed wore from other atutea. KJO check was made by statts, ' but It was obvious that the bulk of the out-of-Oregon cars were from California and Wash Ington perhaps as much as 10 per cent of tho total. There were cum, however, from as far east us Indiana.) 'T'HK point here sought to be made Is that you can't tull much from the registration fig ures. AH out-of-tbe-stale curs are supposed to Btop Ht the first sta tion und register, but It Is quite obvious they don't all do It. This writer, in fact, will venture u guess than not much more than 60 per cent of (he outside cars entering Oregon are registered. RK KfilSTKATIOW, for that mat ter, Is a nuisance, and travel ers can't be much blamed If they ignore It. In recent years, thanks In part to our American passion for statistics, plus allegedly neces sary agricultural quarantine regu lations, passing from one Ameri can slate to another lias Degun to resemble somewhat the cross ing of international boundaries. It Isn't surprising tbat people are beginning to tire of this red tape and are avoiding It when ever they can. . probable that tourist travel on the ra ttle Coast is more extensive this year than the official registration figures Indicate. KRNR Mutual Broadcaettng Syetem 1600 Kllocyclei (REMAINING HOURS TODAY) 4:00 Kn This Ik Radio, MMS. 4:30 "Klrst Offender," MHS. 5:00-Children's Hour. 5:15 Crimson Trail, RIMS. 5:30 Klk head Serenader. 5:15 Shatter Parker, MHS. 6:00 Tonight s Tune. 6:05 News. California Pacific Utilities Co. 6:10; News-Review News Flashes. 6: 15 Console Sketches. 6:45 Tho Phantom Pilot, MJIS. 7:00 Trims-Pacific Yacht Race, MRS. 7:15 Mutual Maeslros. 7:45 Jimmy Horsey 'a Orchestra, MMS. 8 : 00 Knrlch Madrlgueru's Or- rliestm. MRS. 8: 15 Scrapbook Stories. MBS. S: 30 American Family Robinson. K:45 Stan Myers' Orchestra, MRS 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. 9:15 Kulton Lewis, Jr., MRS. II : 30 - Mill McCune s Orchestra, MRS. 10:00 Sign Off. 1 1 1 1 A Y, JULY 7 7:00 Stuff and Nonsense. 7:30 News-Review Newscast. 7:40 News, Gilmore Corner. 7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good Morning." 7:50 lthapsody In Wax. 8:00 To Re Announced. M MS. H:15 Haven of Rest. MRS. S: 15 Joyce Trio. MRS. 9:ii0 Orvllle Kuapp's Orchestra. !l: 15 -Topics by Tinney. .MRS. 9:30 Man About Town. 10 : 00 Freddy Nagel's Orchestra, MMS. 10:15 Frontier Flghtero, Copco, I (1: 30 Music from Kl Paseo, MRS. in: 15 -Muse and Music. MRS. 1 1 1 : 00 Marriage License Romances, M RS. 11 : 15 Hick Harding, Organist, MRS. tl::tO.lel and Jane, MRS. 1 1 : Lj IMuliue MRS. Alpeil, Pianist, 12:00 Hiiuce Orchestra. 11!:l'i Kbylhiu at llandoin. 12:35 Parkinson's Infot mation Ex change. 12:45 News, Safeway Stores. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 Hcnntngrr's Man on the Street. 1:1." Matinee Symphony. 1:30 Len Salvo. Organist, M US. 1 : l.'i Al Your Command. 2:00 Let's May Rrtdge. MMS. 'I-U - Johnson Family. MRS. 2:30 Ma Perkins, Proctor and Gamble, MBS. '2 : 15 At Your t 'otniiiaud. 3:00 Feminine Fancies. M US. ; 3.3o- Sands of Time. MRS. 3: 15 Fnllon Lewis, Jr.. MRS. I :ou -Chuck Foster's Orchestra. M MS. I 30 Wdlt K mphouy. MRS. fi:u Chlldlell's Hour. T. 15 Crimson 'flail. MRS. 5:30 Buck Rogrrs, Popslcle, M DS, 5: 15 Shaller Paiker, .MRS. li no Tonmln'!, Tun,-. 6:05 News, Calit. Pacific Utilities Co. 6:10 Nrwt-Revitw News Flushes. I". I'.'lriln,, ii M:ill,,. Mis li.lln t'luim.'s-hiiiiil Ki u.-u Hi,, Uivk. Mils. I', I., I'llllliT lijuiri-. 1 1'reiis I'n, in, iu,t ;iU C, Mils. M', M ul iih 1 Mm sl i . T:.:ii l.niit Kittn:,'!. Mils "''" Ki.H.1, N r nr. hi Mm. Mils. " K1K I I ... 1 1 1,11,1 slun 'Inli. MIIS 9:00 Alka Seltirr News. MBS. HI, l iillnn l...s. Jr., M lis. !'.:l'i .limim K, !,., ui in,. MIIS, l.l: .... Sikh i nr. VITAL STATISTICS DIVORCE DECREES V11U'VS',N l-l.M..e ! m, Minnie Ma) WhImui, m.n ued Feh L'5. lOL'S. al TnuiMle. nurltv h lenilant reMoie.l ni.ii.iell n.iuie in' .Minnie Ma Fiui,. MARRIAGE LICENSES hknsk.n ;Ki:t-:s cuu,. u... en Hiitl Merb' (It.cti l,..n. ... i puli! OUT OUR WAY PORTLAND, July fl. (API Public utility district proponents in Portland warned the city coun cil yesterday they would Invoke a referendum against any traction rn oi ganixatiou plan that substitutes gasoline busseu for electric trot It ys. The council, during a hearing on the Portland Traction company's plan to modernize the city's trans Miiatinu system, pondered a pro posal for removal of. streetcar lines In favor of gasoline busses. PCI) champions, who are circu lating petitions asking the state hydroelectric com mission to a- piove a district, claimed in at 11 n district were Tormed and limine vllle power made available electric trolleys could be operated cheaper (ban gasoline busses. So far 1177 signatures have; been obtained. A total of 5151 are need ed. The city charter provides that 2hio registered voters may refer any council ordinance involving utility matters to a vote at the succeeding election In this case the May. HMu, primary. Social Security Changes Mean Tax Or Deficit Boost Ity RRI'CK CATTiJN News-Review Washington (Correspondent WASHINCfO.N. July fi.-Few noticed it at the time, but the social security amendments, Just voted by I he bouse, can y ith them lite seeds of a great deal of trouble lor Ihu not-distant fu ture. I'he bouse put the amendments through by the almost unanimous ote ;uil lo li. It liberalized old age insurance benefits, deferred the tax Increase that was due to go in to elloct next January, and sent the revisions along to the senate v II h everybody happy. Milt It made practically Inevit able a thundering tax Increase or a new bulge in the annual deficit - a lew years from now. Old age insurance is financed by a 1! per cent payroll tax, collected half from the employer and hall I mm the employe. This w as to have gone to 3 per cent next Janu ary. That boost wascouceled; the tax Is now due to jump to t per cent lu IM 13, 5 per cent in- HMbT and 6 per cent In lUtii. Payments Up; Collections Down Meanwhile, buuelit payments u c re boosted. Payments be gin next Jan. 1, Instead of in 1912. as originally scheduled. Further more, beiiehls are to be based on I he beneficiary's average wage i al her than his tolal tax contribu tion. Summed up. this mean Hint, during the next 15 years, the gov ernment will pay In old age Insur ance Just less liiati K 15.1100. .000, as compared with the $t;.5M0.noo, ihmi H would pav it the law were not amended. Mut while adding to the outgo, the amendments Knock iAL'.YiMtn.uno olf the money the gov ernment w ill collect in payroll taxes during lOlo. I'.Ml and 1012. At the end of 1955, benetlt pay meals will begin to exceed pay roll tax collections. Originally, the fabulous J lT.U't'V'en.itttn rO'-o'vUic hind was to have made up thu dil tereuce. That Hind is dead, now It will never be larger than about six or nevrn bullous. Au payments which cant be niei (nun the pay toll taxes, hlus the interest trolii the shtunkeir benetit fund, will have lo be met by regular gov ei n merit a unroot tut Ions or by regular n eminent borrowing. Rul this Is only the beginning Co back to those payroll taxes, .in.) Lent in mind that they lire liediilcd to go up In graduated steps mil II. in 1!M9. they are three tune their present sie. This spring lhe were to have gone up by 50 per cent. '1 he house declined to vote thai l- tease, on the ground Hint It would be u damaging thing for business. Meat Will Be on in '43 Rut. in PM3. It will fate the duty of Jumping the tUJi. not by . MXXCS LIKE A ( VES, BUT HE'S RIGHT - -"THEVLL. SCANDALOUS WASTE I SHOW THAT ICK1S BREATHIM7 O' FILM THET'S A ) WITH A STILL CAMERA IT , 1 V MOVIE CAMERA. J WOULD LOOK LIKE- A HUMTIKJ I HAW'T IT? FER. S V, TRAeE.Dy....SOOMO MOVIES TAKIK1' AAOVIKJ' A ( WOULD BE BETTER.-- J V PICTURES? Vv V THEVP GIT TH' , Sox V SKJOUIKJ1.' r y ' '- 2 ''' 'itKt "wlUlft,s CQIt 1M9 1Y HtA itovtct, we. T, m. acc. u. a. WT. Off. ffo per cent, but by 100 per cent with further increases due In 11H6 and UH;t. If anything on earth Is politi cally certain. It is tbat there will be tremendous pressure to cancel those Increases in payroll taxes as they fall due. If the action of the! house this spring Is any criterion, t tie Increases won't be voted. And it goes without saying, of course, that benefit payments won't be cut. Which will mean that the old1 age insurance system will cease to pay for itself long before 1U55 which Is the point at which pay ments will exceed collections even If all the Increases arc voted as scheduled, When that happens, the govern nient can do one of two things: Provide new taxes income taxes, sales taxes, or what-not to make up the difference ... or borrow money for R. Which somehow makes the day of reduced taxes and a balanced budget look awfully remote. LAST WOOL IN POOL TAKEN TO PORLAND The last of the 250,000 pounds of wool in tho Southern Oregon Wool pool was being trucked today to Portland, where It will be loaded for boat transportation to Roston. The wool was 'purchased by the firm of Adams and Leland of Bos ton, which, during the post week, has distributed approximately $65, Otio to the too growers making up the pool. Growers were paid 27 cents per pound net. Otho ("Leary. representative of the Roston company. Is leaving to day for eastern Oregon after com pleting acceptance of the deliver ies. He reports that ho is particul arly well pleased with the wool re ceived this year. I lie quality, he states. Is fully equal to that of last. year. I he southern Oregon wool, Mr. O' Leary stales, Is ainoni the best received by his company. BREAKFAST FRUIT HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured (ruit used lor lood and juice 7 Frolic 1 1 Conscious. 12 Its tree has hard yellow 13 Nights before. 14 Secular.. 16 Waistcoats. 18 African tribe. 19 Ye. 21 Either. 22 Gypsy. 25 To bare the head. 28 Be still! 30Chnlices 32 Rnbbit. 34 Shower 35 Era 38 Slovak 39 Measure of length. 40 Peasant 41 Skirt edge. Answer to 43 Exclamation. 44 Steering apparatus. 45 Coins. 47 Baseball teams. 50 To tio wrong. 52 Staff officers. 55 Cloak. 56 Field. 57 Toward sea. 58 In botany it is clas5cd as 59 Its rind . llTlBikWHIMY gliBil!IB3iP lifer I Si nfltl EMM s iii p o Sl yMU IEff k a p i do 'D ElLS E N II E A STL PElPIAirATflElbn'A r,r 7 8 pj . -j - BzWuliami SAN FRANCISCO, July . (AP) Preparations nested comple tion today for the deportation hear ing of Harry Rrldses. west coast CIO chief, beginning Monday on Angel Island in San Francisco bay. The hearing will be closed to the public. Carol King, New York woman at torney, has 'been in San Francisco (since Sunday mapping out defense strategy with the labor leader's San Francisco attorneys. Bridges is charged with being affiliated with an organization which advo cates overthrow of the government by force. The communist party is not specifically named In the pap ers filed against the -Australian, who recently filed bis first cftlzeu ship papers for the third time. James M. landls, dean or the Harvard university law school, is in route to preside as special ex aminer. The department of labor refused to move the hearings to the main land, following advice from gov ernment authorities that demon strations might result. FLYING FORTRESSES ' EYED BY LINDBERGH SKATTLK. July G.f API Col onel Charles A. Lindbergh was yes terday introduced to the new "fly ing fortresses' under construction at the Iloeing airplane company plant here. Little was made public as to the purpose of Llutf burgh's visit hut Prof V. V. Kirsten of the L'ui-! versify of Washington, where Llnd-j bni Kh Inspected a wind tunnel ami : .experiments of the aeronautical school, gave un Indication ol the Previous Puiile JO To redact. 13 Its tree is in type. 15 It Is a widely d Cruit. 17 Spirit. 18 Northeast wind. 20 To open a letter. 23 Verba L 24 Correspond ence 26 Indian. 27 Anesthetic. 28 Tissue. 29 U. S. state. 31 Within. 33 Postscript. 3ft Grapefruit 37 Sung rn chorus. 40 Fretful yields 60 It blossom is . VERTICAL 2 TO be furious 3 Inspires reverence. 4 Disgusting. 5 Grain. 6 Ever 7 Southwest. 8 Pertaining to poles. 9 Chestnut horse. 42 Parrot. 44 To listen. 46 Girdle 48 Frozen water 49 Neither 51 Portuguese coin 53 The gods 54 Rodent. Owned and Operated by R. L. Carpenter and Paul Abeel SHADY POINT AND SOUTH Work is progressing rapidly on the Shady Point section of the Pacific Highway This is just a short stretch of improvement, but it is a beginning. The Pacific Highway can and must be modernized from Roseburg to the California line and from Roscburg north. Work for this project Boost for it Do all you can to get early action. A modernized Pacific Highway is vital to Roseburg's progress COFFEE Folgers, M. J. B., Hills, S. & W. 2-lb. Mb. can can 55c 2Sc DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE - RAZOR BLADES MILK OREGON or MORNING ... WHITE SATIN SUGAR 10 53 Red Ripe Luscious TOMATOES SUN RIPENED WATERMELONS, lb 2s Free Delivery Phone 118 Swift's Premium BACON Sliced and lined, lb. SWIFT'S SALT PORK BOLOGNA WIENERS Liver Sausage PORK. SHOULDER ROAST Center Cuts, lb 18c lacZi-'He. RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITlETga object of his western tour. "Lindbergh is getting a compre hensive picture of what might be done in a cooperative way between the factories, the schools and the federal bureaus such as at Wricbt field ami Lanuloy field." ho si' id. Lindbergh was taken aloft in one of the "flying fortresses" by Major John I). Corkille, army air corps representative at the Itoeini; plan'. Lindbei Kh'H future plans were unknown today. MtTirrc r iiiirKiinri walk or itEAi, iMtofiiirrv In tlip Circuit (.'iMiit nf 1 110 Slate IV. or ftr'iiin fir I'iuikIhh ( 11 1 ' It. ". Sin.r.tf ;s Tii:stot for I- .1. Smill! mwl .fltif Smith. All--' II. I liiinphi ( . itiid T. M. llmtiphr.'y.-, W. Hunt ii ml ln'rcthv Hunt. I'lni.nr(. H. l-'Iavc! mill II. M. Kl;t V(. W. S. Smith ami Sailio Smith, Oh Smith, Siirn T. Snulh nml Ii.ra Smith. MhkuI :iuinKitv h ml M. J. liliiiiiunnv, (Jlnml 1 . Miirvvy inid Myrth- K. llurvoy. IaMh .Mm K;iii nml fl it-xt or MT Kn. (irfta -Milnm mid V. It. Mi lam. Mu 111 lr K't'iuh Varrflmnn f 11 it ''liiiili's Viiii-fliuiin, Aibi Ui' 1' ami Wall.r S. Kiif. Kiln Sclififft i mid i-'hni l.-o !. S- lui.'f.-r. K- Ily Hrtjimi. Vera Smiih Judy nml It. .1 ml v. K' lini ili '. SI 1 email find tlfflf M Sl.iMman. Il.rh.rl Houaii and l-..iil.dl,- I1..k-fii. i:.. h.'t t It. Ilunna. MamP- W I.m ami .1 Alva Wisv, Krvd llanua and S-.fn. I li una. Alm:, Willanl nml AM-Ml .1. Wlllafil. Kvti Mnir.au h mt I la vv.'j Ih Pom.tlm.H known as MawP-v .1. Hokhu. Hn T.. Kiixt mill lfll V. llasl. Watt.r Smiili and p.-nrl Smtth; Ailhur Sin i l Ii und lliitti Smiili. William Smith and In Smilh. Win nil Hr'wn n ml !'. It. ftru n. Plain I iff. vs. H.trry HaniiH and Maty Jam- Hann.i, wlmna trh.-n name is un known Stella W I- 1 uf f and .Inli it hnr Wood 1 in f, host (lt.it ur KiVfti n.iim- is un known to idaintlff. I'lumii U. I la una, inxt a I so all nt ht'f pr oiifl or pa 1 1 it ! unUiii.w n. t l,i in. -hue nnv riulit. nth', eMat or In-t.Ti-st in or In tlf i-a ptop.tty d. '(! iln d in ih i I'xmjilahit ho re in. tffoiHlaiits. Not n Is h i t.y ci . ti th it t)n untlfiMUn. d. .ml 11 iff.-t. Inrfto-(.ilt- iini.oliitcd t.v tti al-nf r.iint. will, on Saiurdiiv. tin- I'.lh d Julv 1;' of li lock In the f..r. ii... at tho front do..r of Hi- I'h'ikI; Cmint y 1 'on i I Ho'l.e in tin- Ot y of KnsetuilK. PtiilKljis C. unity. (ie"n. purs un ut t" an ord. i und d. . i - i r the fthove-.-ntitl. t Court a nil In the nhne-,Mititled ;ills. mad.- and etitn.-d mi tin- Kith day of .hitie, l:i.ty. idfer for sate and s.-ll nt uih-li-1 urn lion to th.- hicto-sf bidd.-r fr eiisli tn h.uid and tmh j.-i t , nmf i r ma I km of sal.' Iv thr aho , .-utUliMl Court, nil of the f..ll--iii drs. ril'il iel piopeity ami ptnii-ia.-s to- ii : Id N-. hi ttlo- k No. In the T!-ird S -utht rn Add it ion t.. i i.r City of Kovfi.,11 u, L..niji!a t'.mnt y. OrrifOM. a. vot ln. to Ine of f o ial Plat tin !-. ( on fit.' und t.f ivord in the ot f i. of tli i 'omit y Clei k of I'ouutlns Cmint' t'r K"!i. . Also, Lot No. K- uf UU-k .Ny. 73 TREE YEA Black Green !2-lb. 'i-)b. can can 37c 29c ROYAL Gelatin Dessert Seven Real Fruit Flavors and Three Puddings Each 10Br10c 4 Iaans25 BEETS AND CARROTS Large and Tender Fresh From Local Gardens 10c BUNCHES FOR 3 19c BEEF FRYER CHICKENS SPRING LAMB ASSORTED COLD MEATS Home Made Salads In th Third Sntithern Addition to the .ily of itoHiu.uiK. JJnuylan Coutily. Or.. 011. a.rcordlni? to tho oriiilal plat thi-roof on fil und of I'otoid in tlm offh-,. of iliy Couut t-b-rk of 1'oitfilas (."ouniv Oivkoii And 1 will pay the pror-m-ds d- -rlvi-d from said salt- to the Coiititv Ifik of UnuHias ('nunt (irt-mtti ami ox-offin,, Clerk of "th.- hIovo t'titlthd Cotn-t. for diftilbutlon pur suaiit fo, a 1 hI nndtr tlm oidtta ur tho iilmvu entitled Court. Pan il nud first uldNli-il nt Itos. -Ihii-k. nrrgfin. this thy l.'.th day ut June, i'jjy. . IRA TI. IHUtdd:, Std.r It. f. uo. I)M; and I.JNC. Altoriioys for the Plulntlffa ami liid.it ee. 0 , . ivru 1: oi-' I'imi, in;ni; In Urn f 'ninny mir! tif th St.ito of "i-i ui.n for I -ui:UiK I'miiii . In Hi.- M.nt.-r of id.- K-i.-.t,- ,( j;(. vld M. Thomas. I i.-.-,.a.-d. Noti.-e is hi-r.-hv i -n that tin-undt-rsiKtH'il. h dm t nisi rm..r of tin--Mal.. of la Id M. Thomas, d.--'tas.d. has filed hi tit.- tihoto .-n- Iillt'l - t his final jitoiiiiI ,,f ,,.s ml tni ni ft ration of mm id i-Mate, und Hit- i-ourt. l.y orilt-r dulv math- and I'liten-d, has fix.-d Mmdav, tho .'list lay of July. i:f,9, m tho hour of ton nrli.i-k A. M. as th.- tinm. and Hit- i-ouitty i-oiirt room in tin- toutt I oijv,. 1,: lli.s.duii l;. hi HoiiKlas Count y. 1 ii t-Kini. as tho (dari- f.u-h.-arui nh. . tioiis. if any Mmrv 1.,-, lo sahl filial lo-'.outit or In Un- nt t h im nt of s.i id t f ta I half "f fnt tildi. ntitui Jim. L'i'tli. i:i:;:i. IMNIKI, P. KKiUIANK. Admniivfi rliir ,,f tliv Kstat.- ol 1 a - Id M. Thomas. Hort-ast-tl. Ml l'IlK TO itt:in lOMS N"hi i Ii-r. Ii- kIvi-m that th iimlt-riiii to d bus I n hv an m-.lt. ol tlm t'Hiinty Cum t.f tho st.-ii.- i "H'liMii, f i .r I on; ,i s Count , ill 1 1 atM-oiitfi Ad inin i Kr i i with Ih v III .M.n.-N.'d of Ho- f,alo of S K. Hunt r. dt . -ns. !. All .t i.-ois iiaviin? hilms am snl'l .-stat,- a it h . : ,1. - m-tili. Jik-.-o ut Hip mi in1 , v.-ilfit-tl a ah Adnniilitfaf 1 i" at 1 lit off I. ItoselMiiu. J i, 'outit v. i lr t ft otn t h. cn. within si dad- of this mi .MINKS A HI'NTKlt Atliiir,i-tr.itru will th.- Will An iio.d of tlo- l-:tnte ui J.tali K. iiaitt.-r. Ho. , .is. d. Mnirt; of i-'i.t, ii:!ti(i In th.- C.otM'y l'..iir II, (..j- I , ,.U I 111 th.- Matt.-I- of 1 of Co Slat.. t-l'h Nli'll. I ..C h. oh is 1h.it idol lnto d. ndnnii tol .f "II .1- lo.s filod h; final i, i-.-tint a I'ov o-rn ! it lt-d . oil 1 1 In .t t l.'im nt of rai, . itnto. thai hv o',,r of ,,,,t . oiiri dul m.wl. ...;.l . it. r. .1 ..f tf.. .T.l. Knd.i'. Jnlv I I. 1 at t- n lo. k A. M . in 1 1. mt v . iiUI t r.-om m thr i .out ton;., in !;.., luiiii. I'. .iiti.it c,. ,nt. in, k, h.,vf n fUt-d as to.- tin:e ttitd phot? for to'.itniir u' if tlotis. if any tlo-r he. to tuid filial unAHiut ami lot I Choice, r IW m j baby JEWEL SHORTENING 3 pkgs.S - 3 I 25c htit tltsl MACARONI or SPAGHETTI MADE BY PORTER'S 3-lb. Cello Pkg 15c Sugar 1055 Windmill - Hardwheat 49 5 1.15 FLOUR Lb BORENE GRANULES 27 Lfl. Pkg. Blue Star jm c MATCHES 6Bri7 Clayton Negley TENDER VOUNG BEEF ROAST POUND . BABY SHORT RIBS Ub 12 PURE In Bulk, lb. . 10c Kid t h-uifiit thoti-of. r'ii-ll aua ri,-Ht ,"1,'ltsl"',i , ' , '. ' pai-i. k. ';i-;i.ti;s. Aihniui.itralor. with will a nm-Xt-d of tho Kslun. ol JuM.,h Slull, De oeafiod. MOTM Ii KIVAI. IIKAItIM; In tlm C mm ly C.mit ,.f the Slate of "r.-Ktui f., i- Hminlas Count v. In Ih Maii.-r .if tin- Kntatu of 1 Mrasc, 1 ),-. rafoo. Nolito H iivivi.y Kiin that tho limit-1 siKin-d. Atiuiinisti-alor f t ht . Mut.- of ai. iis.-, do.-.-asod' has tiled In Ihi- ttlmv.. ,ntitl.d enurt his final nr-i,iiN( f tltt adiui nist i a -tlnu.of .said ostal.-. and ho rnutt.tf hy order duly mad.- and onu-riMt. has flx.-d Momlay. tho Kill day nt July. :i.!:i, ;it ih.. hour of i. n o'.-'ioi-ic A. M. as llu- time, and tho inuuiv "ft r--"!!i in the nmrl h.niM- nL Kt .st I. in -ti. In H.oiKlas Coiintv. On-. u.nt. as th.. pla-.- f..r h.-ailni; oh Joitloii.s. If iiuv thcie hi', t.. y.uil final iM.-oiini or to thy id I letiu-nt of said . )tatf, ,.,.'.!;,t,; 1,1 "'f,t IM'lditiitlnil Jun 13. r.VY Ci.UlKiN'. Administrator of tlm Kst.it c of Levi AlfrtSf, li-i t-asod. OTM K 1tV IMITITIliX TO V K CA'IT. III. INK II IMUIl.TO AiiuiTiuv in iniM;m ni. N.dlri; in hon-hy n'.v-n l-ol.siriK.-r and Small M. hit -lU'-r. his wit.-, a.i t.wn.ns of tho L.n.i vocl. has pr- s. mod It, ami filed with Ih,.. f'oinmnii c..ii,i ,,f ., Ciiy of ll'i.liiru, iio..n, their liotition to vjitiitt. ispi'-k Ii of 1 1. mi llion Addition n. K..S. I.ni-p. (tr.-ut .ii. as ih-iwii in ih,. i,..-,,i,j.d man or plat t h.-n-Mf, .ad p' litH.n lia vltnc i" tMi fip tl on Juro- .".th. Said "-tili"ii. with any oli.tr. tii.n.H m til.. I -l! ;m, , l, . ho h II!:. V t,r tlVl4n it wiiiinn and lih-d with tin- Ciiv . !:. r.L r. ill 1... 1,,-ai , lV thJl un. il at it. tt-milar tn.etli.K on J ul j l.t h. I ' ::. Thi n-di. .. s puhlhdi. -l run e e:n h Work for four I opurr iirj Ut-.-ks III tin- offiemt m-w-.apm- ot said city. Hand Juiiu ath. i City Koeotdcr. OTH i; OF t .. iikuhm. v 1 - ! Stafo ,.f 'f IlilUK- m v In iht M hath Notl. ifid.-rsiwi. '.- Will i 'hatl.M . fil-.i 'lr "f (he INtate of I lTl .,,,1. I V OHM-d. II. I hy ui'. rti thai thl I A.ltnint::tr.itt.r. with r tti,. ttat,. ..-p. i tli" llhoW t-lltltllll mnt of hin ad td etat.'. nud it hi- li.ia tix.d Mnnd.tv, the ' f Julj. IUIH. at tiu- hour ih dav . k A . th, il y In tho t 1 ""' hi liomlonn, ni I ouu- l..s f. v.-i'v, iii...;,.i,. a- th-- phi. e f.-r '-. arn ot"... iio,,5. If nv.v tlwrn '"' " sld filial in. ..nut. or to the .-tto.-iir ,,f S1,,, ...tittr. Halt: of (list. puhiK alion , JlltlO L'.'mi. i:'.::i. i;t"V ciiituiN. Adminntrator. with the will snt'ei-e-l. of tit. ll.tM'.f of Cl.aiirg J, UU'.-i ctruiii, L'vi.easeU. k rl.