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Society and Clubs By LOTUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION MEETS The Elementary Principals' as sociation mot Jan. 11 at a noon luncheon at the Tavern. During the hour the business of the asso ciation included the discussion and arrangements- necessary to the coming elementary grades' basketball tournament, and the appointing of E. S. Hall as chair man of the annual music festival committee and Verlie Tracy, chairman of art exhibit commit-' lee. Mrs. Lula Gorrell, new county school superintendent, spoke briefly on her plans for the coai, ing year. All elementary teachers are welcome to attend these lunch eons. The next meeting will be held Saturday noon, Feb. 1, at the Tavern. A speaker will bo I provided for that meeting. W. S. OF C. S. HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING . ,WILBUR, Jan. 17. The Wom an's society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Barneberg Wednesday, Jan. 15th, with Mrs. Virgil Smith in charge of the devotionals which were opened with group singing and reading Mh chapter of Matthew. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Melvln Palmer, nrpsldpnt Work for the year was planned J ji'iiuwMiK wiucn mo nostess serv ed delicious refreshments to the following members: Mrs. L. G. Weaver, Mrs. Irene McMickle, Mrs. Rosella Bridge, Mrs. Walter Morris and Kathryn, Mrs. Irvin Siusby, Mrs. Elizabeth Dawson, Mrs. T. E. Grae, Mrs. Melvin jValmcr, Mrs. E. D. Russell, Mrs. I. A. Irving, Mrs. R. E. Brown. Mrs. Virgil Smith, Mrs. Kenneth Earneberg. PINOCHLE CLUB HAS MEETING AT SMITH HOME AZALEA, Jan. 17.-The Pino chle club was entei-tained Tues day afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Henry Smith. A dainty one-thirty dessert luncheon was served to Mrs. John Jantzer, Mrs. Jake Fisher, Mrs. Halbert Booth, Mrs. Rodney Smith, Mrs. Frankie Schroeder, Mrs. John Feldmiller, Mrs. Rol lin Johns and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Fisher received the high score prize, Mrs. Schroder won score prize, Mrs. Schroeder won and Mrs. Johns each won "table prizes. y The next meeting will be with Mrs. Feldmiller on Jan. 2Sth. CHARLES M ASSENGALE AND MAE UNDERWOOD MARRY Charles Massengalc, of Reeds port, and Mae Underwood, of Du Bois. Ida., were quietly married Wednesday noon at the Metho dist parsonage by Rev. Melville T. Wire. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ki lian, of Reedsport, were attend ants. Mr. and Mrs. Massengale will make their home at Reedsport, where the former is employed. MRS. CULBERTSON IS HOSTESS AT DINNER AZALEA, Jan. 17. Mrs. Max Culbertson entertained Sunday wun a lovely dinner. Places were arranged at an at tractive table for Paul Eldridge, Mrs. Ella Leach. Mrs. Nctte The roux, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke, Max Culbertson and the hostess. The afternoon was spent in visiting. SEW AND SO CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING DRAIN, Jan. 17. The Sew and I So cldb met at the home of M Elsie Wisogarvcr last Thursday. POETS CORNER TO MY COUNTRY. By ALDEN HARNESS From peace-beliefs at this mo mentous hour, When evil would attain control , ling power, Awake! Awake! My country, oh! awake To dangers, which Increase from sea to sea, And now surround and ever men ace thee With forms of bondage we can never break. If for England far more weapons are not made And not more promptly to her ports conveyed, Will she be able to withstand The axis armies which may fight and fight Till oppression brings an endless night To alt mankind In every land? Defeat may come to England In this war. With greater speed and skill pre pare to bar Her foes from thy frontiers, be fore too late. Produce vast armament to fight alone. Lest the fate of nations, they have overthrown And exploited, shall become thy fate. KNIGHT PORTER Sewing and visiting were enjoyed and the hostess served refresh ments at the tea hour. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Leo Barker January 23. Mrs. E. B. Dodge, Native of Coles Valley, Passes On Mrs. Ethel Brock Dodge of Sherwooti, Ore., a native . of Coles valley,. Douglas county, died Wednesday of this week at Portland at the age of 6G. She was a daughter of the late Jo seph and Eletha Brock, pioneer settlers. Surviving are her hus band, J. R. Dodge, and a daugh ter, Mrs. Ben Whalen, both of Hubbard, Ore.: two sons. Josenh Dodge of Cottage Grove and Bruce Dodge of Newberg, Ore.; two grandchildren and one great grandchild. She also leaves a sister, Mrs. E. A. Kruse, of Rose burg. Another sister, Mrs. C. Si Henry of Oakland, preceded her in death. After funeral rites at Newberg Sunday, Jan. 19, at 2 o'clock p. m., the body will be sent to Oak land for interment in Odd Fel lows cemetery Monday, Jan. 20, at 2 o'clock p. m., with graveside services. Editor Reviews 1940 News Highlights at Lions Club News highlights of 1940 were reviewed before the Rosehurg Lions club at the regular meet ing held Wednesday by Harris Ellsworth, editor of the Rose burg News-Review. At the busi ness session the club elected AI Flegel to the position of Lion Tamer, filling the office made va cant by tile removal of Donald l Koltz from Roseburg to -Eugene. .lonn taul, a lormer resident, of Eugene, now residing in Rose burg, was a guest at the meet ing. MARKET REPORTS WOOL BOSTON, Jan. 17. (AP) The Commercial Bulletin will say to morrow: "There Is a continuing fair In terest in foreign fine and half- blood wools, at prices which are fully firm; especially on South Americans on which replace ment costs are a bit dearer. Buy ing commercially in Australia is freer, since the wool central com mittee has made all descriptions including GOs and above and some crossbreds available to this country. Further buying is re ported, also, in South Africa for this country. "Imports are very heavy this week amounting to about 30 mil ion pounds of which 20 millions are apparel w6ols. "Rather more interest in men's wear is reported in the goods market, possibly In anticipation of the formal opening of the heavyweight season. "In the far west, it is estimated that between 4 and 5 million pounds of wool have been con tracted, chiefly In Nevada, Utah and the west slope of Colorado at 30 to 311 cents. Mohair is quiet and hardly changed." LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. Ifi. fAP) (U. S. Dent. AciM HOGS Active, mostly 10-15 be low Wednesday's best time or r,,v1ihflt bulk Wll' standing lot 9.10; 230-283 lb. TtJl.!1 ',?":s --'"i I'x'-niii oiytir, njr,. iu,n 11 fi.SO-7.00; few to 7.25; heavier weights down to G OO: feeder pigs scarce, quotable 8.50-9.00. CATTLE Calves steidy; some classes less active than Wednesday; scattered lots medium-good fed steers 9.25-19 75; dairy heifers mostly 6.00-7."0; few medium-good beef heifers 8.50-9.25; canner-common cows largely 4.256.25: few fat .lairy cows 6.75; odd Holsteins to 7.0o'; good beef cows salable 7.25-85 or above; meflium-good bulls 7.00 75; odd head to 7.90; vp.ilf s steadv, good-choice grades 10.50-7.50-10.00. SHEEP Few lambs steady; good-choice ,shorn lambs 8.00; fall-shorn lambs salable to eronnd 8.50 with fuil-wooied kinds eligible to 8.73 and tilnve: carloads frd V.imlM quotable ti 9.25; good slaughter ewes salable to 5.00 or above. PRODUCE PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 17. fAP) DRESSED TURKEYS Nominal selling prices: Hens 1819c lb.; toms 1718c lb. Other produce prices steady, unchanged. WHEAT PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan j i. (AP) Open High I-ow Close j ""v i" i'j e iu i SIDE GLANCES COPR. 1941 BY NCA SERVICE.; INC. f. M. REG. U. 8. SAT. "I musl be gelling old I feel so flattered when someone ' tells me how young I look !" Budget Near World War High . A $18,522,89,705 kST. , I I ' ' Oip S I New Budiet: Lsf2 0-, , - - . .-....-..( f CBmiihJ 1917 1920 1925 1930 1935 1940 1942 i mi n mi 9 !yl ' I I - I a VA I I ' VA I S Y I Y I YM I mmmmm 1 ARMY pfeo A.A.A. W.P.A.AOtherM Kfe'X w. . ' ly June 30, 1942: Yf' 50-i 'V', 858.367.065,056 I J J -"wSsfJ' I Present Debt LimlhlyjT j 0 5 TQi I 849,000,000,000 j Q World War Peak: -V L-m. JlSh ?25 p 22,034,419 Nfes i017 1C20 1925 1930 1935 President Roosevelt's $17,485,528,049 budget Is second highest In U. S. history, being topped only by the war year 1918-19, as shown in top chart. Center chart shows how 61 per cent of the new budget goes to defense, and compares principal expenditures with those of the current fiscal year. The new budget would create a deficit rais ing the public debt to an estimated 58 billion. To take care of this, the debt limit, already boosted from 45 to 49 billion, would have to be changed again or removed entirely by congress. Drain Teams Win Two Games From Oaklanders ' DRAIN, Ore., Jan. 17. The Drain grade school basketball and volleyball teams defeated Oakland at Drain January 9. The girls' volleyball game ended 43 to 19 and the boys' game 32 to 10. Oakland Drain Denham (4) ....G R. Simpson "herry (1) G. 6) E. Simpson Mellugill 11) ..C E. Marchloll Drake F,.. (1G) C. Hand Goodman F. fl) C. Buehler Substitutes: Oakland, Good man 4, Bambridge, Copeland, Stevens. Drain, H. Bragg, W. Buehler, J. Huckins. Sunday Avoidance Asked In Funeral Arrangements A resolution urging that fu neral services be scheduled for week days and not be held on Sundays has been adopted by the Roseburg Ministerial union, Rev. Perry Smith, president, reported today. The ministers report that ;cans to omciatc at Sunday fu jnerals seriously Interfere with church programs and are asking ime puDiic ana undertakers to co- operate by arranging services on weeK oays. ByGalbraith OFf". 1940 1942 Funeral Dated Saturday For Alva George Somes Funeral services for Alva George Somes, who died at his home in Roseburg Thursday morning, will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Roseburg Under taking company chapel. Rev. H. P. Sconce will officiate. Inter ment will follow in Civil Bend cemetery. Albert E. Payne Funeral Will Be Held Saturday Funeral services will be held at the Douglas Funeral home at 2 p. m. Saturday for Albert Vii. ward Payne, 70, Umpqua Park fruit grower, who died Monday. The services will be conducted by the Rev. John A. Barney. Inter ment will follow in the I. O. O. F. cemetery. CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to nil who extended comforting syrn- painy and help In our recent sor row. For the beautiful service. llural offerings and other kind nesses, we are deeply grateful. sirs. Walter Ilereher Terry and Bob Ilereher Mrs. R. A. Hercher I.awrencp and Chester Hercher Mrs. F. G. Run Mrs. Kenneth LaVlolette. , I For Fiscal Years' frgfT L O C 8i 1 News Eugene Visitor --Here John H. Saul, of Eugene, was a business visilor In this city yesterday. Here on Business Norman Weatheiiy, or Klkton, was a business visitoi in this cily yes terday. Mr. Potvln Here J. L. Potvln, Garden valley resident, was here for a short time yesterday at tending to business. Reported III Susan Motschen bacher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Motchenbacher, was unable to be at the Rose school yester day on account of Illness. Return to Senttle-JVtrs. C. W. Gilkerson and daughter, Do Ette, have left for their home in Se attle, following several days In this cily visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall and with other relatives. Plan to Go to McMlnnvllle Clyde Beard, principal at the sen ior nigh school, and Leonard Ri ley, senior high instructor, nlan to leave this evening for Mc Minnville, where Mr. Beard will visit his mother, Mrs. V. H. Beard, and Mr. Riley will visit his parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Riley, Sr., over the week end. Mrs. Beard, who has been critic ally 111 for several weeks is re ported to be much Improved in health. Leave for Porterville Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, of this city, left Thursday for Porterville. Calif., in response to a message that Mr. Smith's mother is ill in the hospital there. Following a few days in Porterville, they will go to Los Angeles to visit Mr. Smith's brother and family. They were accompanied south by Miss Jean Turner, of Wilbur, who will visit a sisler In Oakland, Calif. The Smiths and Miss Turner plan to be gone about ten days. Lindbergh Still Anti-War But Not With Committee NEW YORK, Jan. 1G. fAP) Col. Charles A. Lindbergh said to day that while he had "attempted to cooperate with all American organizations opposed to our en tering the war in Europe" he had no connection with tho No For eign War committee. Ills statement, telegraphed to the Associated Press from Hunt ington, Long Island, follows: "I wish to state that while T have attempted to co-operate with all American organizations on nosed to our enlering the war In Europe, I have no connection with the No Foreign War committee. Shortly afler the no foreign war campaign was launched In Wash ington. I agreed to sneak at an opening meeting In .St. Louis pro- vidlng certain conditions were I met. These conditions were not! there in honor of the minister, met, and since that time the no! Harry Haird. Ho brought good foreign war campaign has tin-1 reports of his meeting in Califor dergone reorganization. jnia during the holiday vacation. "f attended a number of eon- Mrs. Emma Buick entertained ferences when its successor, the! at a chicken dinner on New No Foreign War committee, was ' Year's day, her daughter-in-law, beine formed, but found mvself!Mls- Emma Miller, Mrs. Jane unable to support tho methods i and policies adopted by the new organization. I have at no time been a member of tho commit tee, nor have I contributed to its financial support. My belief that i It would be disastrous for this country to enter the war remains unchanged, and I Intend to con tinue the stand I have taken against our participation." Vern Marshall, chairman of the No Foreign War committee which was formed Dec. 17, said: "Colonel Lindbergh is not asso ciated with the No Foreign War committee and never was. He did agree to sneak In St. I.oiils but Ihe arrangements were balled un hv O. K. Armstrong (former field director for the committee). Lind bergh agreed to speak if Arm strong obtained noproval from the president or the St. Ixiuls chamber of commerce. Armstrong am not get mat approval U. S. Bomber's Wreckage Discovered Near Yreka 'Continued from page 1) ond Lieut. C. T. Nielsen. Second Lieut. .1. S. Gels, First Lieut. L. E. McKav, Sergeant L. II. Nelt ling and Sergeant T. L. Mass. Technical Sergeant II. A. Davis was reported riding as a passen- CAUGHT Get direct relief from COLD? discomforts... rub throat, chest, back with cllnlc-tested Heads Army's ' ) Caribbean Unit Jr. Jf Close on Die heels of the Navys recently announced separate Atlantic Fleet to strengthen eastern defenses, the Army fol lowed suit by unifying the com mand of the Departments of Puerto Rico, Panama Canal Zone and Trinidad base com mand. Lt. Gen. Daniel Van Voorhis, above, heads the new command. ger. ' Amateur radio operators kept the lower wave lengths busy all last night mobilizing "hams" A storm was reported In the northern California Slskiyous yesterday, but commercial air lines reported no difficulty in fly ing through. Col. Peck reported this morn ing that an air search would be started as soon as there was suf ficient daylight to get the planes in the air. The weather at Mc- Chord field was drizzly with a heavy overcast. "We will start by covering the region as far cast as Bend, Ore., and south as far as Mt. Shasta," said Col. Peck. "The plane might have flown far enough to the southeast to get Into Nevada, PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 17. (AP) Two army airplanes took oft from the army air field at Vancouver, Wash., at 10 at m., today to search for the missing bomber which' left MeChord field, Tacoma, for California yes terday. Their course will cover the north and south banks of the Co lumbia river west of Kelso, thence east to the iMount St. Helens areu over a course five to eight miles north of the Columbia. It was noted that the bomber checked but once after its de parture, reporting to MeChord field. It did not contact the air corps radio station at Vancouver. The weather along the Colum bia river and In northwestern Oregon was overcast and rainy. Myrtle Creek Melvin Dalley, Ned Crawford and William Vaughn have been overhauling the furnace and re- inanglng the basement of the Christian church. They finished the work by Sunday, as the mem- liershlp held a basket dinner Knight, Chas. Copeland, John Sellers, Rev. J. M. Davis left the first of last week to take his son, Mel- vln' and his ,al' clair Walters, la,'K 10 Junior college, at Van couver, vvasn. iney were accom panied by Miss Lillian Weeks, of Hole, as far as Portland. The Three Links club at their meeting Friday afternoon elect ed their new officers for the en suing year: Mrs. Veta Norman, president; Mrs. F.lhel McDougal, vice-president; Mrs. Bertha Rus sell, secretary and treasurer. It was divided to change the day of meeting to the third Thursday In each month. NOTICR TO ( ItimiTOTlH Notlr-o hfvhy Klvpfi thnt thf iiml-M Hlirni d hnn horn hy nn nrlr of the Ci.urilv f'diirl of th Htnt nt iri-Kon for IniiKl(i f'finnty ilnly n.Mitrilf fl mltHlrilHrritor of ttn lllte of r.tnvil I'owi-ll, (l.r.'an.d, All iif-rHnnn liuvlnir rlttiin rue.-ilnft ft.'ihl CKtittr nr li'rtliv notlfieil lo (ircuftit tho fifimc, vi-rlflf 'I n r M'llnd hy law. to tin ijrMtrntf nrrt JMlinlrtlxtrntor nt tli u(rirfn t,( Kr Orciitt n ItoHfhiirK. I'otiKlfi" ounty. Ort'it.in, within nix ninnlhn froni lh iliil.- of thiM noiirc. Iit(-' .laiHiary Ht. nil. I'Kitrtv tkikIjK, Administrator of t ho IXntc of Lloyd I'uwfH, )ir(.flP(l. pin? 1 KOTicri to rnrniTons ' In tlie County Court of th Rtata of Ori(fon for nouRlnn Coiintv. In th Mattff of tho Rjttuta' f Nolle hiT.'by .Is Riven, thn? th iiniUTKignoil. by nnlor of ttia Coun ty Court of thn Hlutn of Oregon, for iHiiiKlas County, hn hen nn pointeM l:xrouor of thn IamI Will ami TeMnment of Allco I lteod, de- AM portion hnvtn? rlnlmn nam Inst tho oxtntn of All I I toed (M-fHMed, - hen-ny nro notified to preHont tho HftniA, verified an r l ill roil hv lnw, to th undernlfrnfd nt tho offices of Hnllmnrk A fi(il (n tho DoiiirhiH VxHi.m.i Tiuni ltulMiiiK. In HoHfhurtr, noiiKhin 1 i "ii-mm, wiirun six M) months from tho ditto of thin nn liatod thin ,3id dny of .Tammry, . , S TOH IT It.K. Kvrotitor of th t-iHt will an.l TfR tnni.'iit nf Alli-n U Itrml, I)o- NOTICR OP FISM, HKTTI.RMr.NT In tho County Court of th Rtnte of Ornfron for Douftla. County. In (ho Mnitrr of tho Partnership Katnt; of Kltnvr McKean nn4 Ida May Halilwin. Nfltlrn horrliy In tyen that tti iitulf-r.siirnpri,. nilmlnlKf ratHx of the pni'tnorxhlp istat of Elmer Mo. In.n ?"rt ilu' Halilwin, hn flloil nor flnnl nrnount In tl.A utinvo mitlttiMl court: that by order or nam court ilulv nmilo anil enter. '."J If. , ,r'" "lr'1' Bntunlay, Janunry l, lint, nt ten nVlork n. in., In Inn County Court llnnm In It... Court Mouse In Ronehurtt. Dnuit. Inn Comity, nroirnn, hnvn tinen flx ml ns tho tlnm.nnil place fgr hear Insr objections. If any there, he. to iimu itccouni, anil lor nettle, incut hereof. Dnleil anil first puhllshej to ceniher 20, 13 40. Ailmlnlstrntrlr nf the Partnership l-.state nf rcimcr McKean anil Ida May IJaldwin. ADMIMSTR VriflT VOTICB TO HKDITOHS In the County Court of the Stnt of OreROn. for HoiiKlns County, tn ho Metier nf the Kstnle of Ilnr. riot 1 Cockornm Mannlnir, fio censeit. -Nnllce Is hereby trlven, that the ilnilersiKneil has been ilulv np polnteil eiltnlnlstrntrlx of ihe es. lute of Ilnrrlet Cockernm MnnnlnK, ilecenoeil. nii'l that nil persons hav ing claims nvninst said estnn, ere hereby notlfieil to present the mime uuiy veruicq ns ny law re quired, at the office of It. W. Mar sters, In Ihe Court Itnuse, at Hose. Mirit. Orettnn, within six month! from date of this notice. Dnleil and first published Dec 2-1 l!it0. 19?l"" ' 'B' '",b""0n MTNNIR AWEEN'15. Ailmlnlslrnlrly of the Kstnte nf Ilarrl.-t Cockoram Manntny. tie- XOTICI? TO f-RIITOn rn the County Court of ih Slate of wiKiMi mi- iniMvut ;nuniv. in Ihe Mntter of tberEtnte of Tlllt tle Cobun Tlrlshlne. riecensed. N'ollce bereliv Is irlucn iltnl lha undi'rslKneil, by order of the Coun ty Court of the Slate of Orearon. for OoilVlnS Collllly. tlllM hunn nnnnlnl- cd Kjtecutrlx of the I,nst Will nnd Testament of Hnttlo Cobun Brls blne, deceased. All persons hnvlner clnlms Agelnst the eslnte of ltallle Cobun Brls bine, deceased, hereby nre entlfleil to present the same, verified- as required by lnw, to the tinderslKU. ed nt the offices of Hallmark tleddes. In the Pnuu-lns Nallonnl nank lluildlntr. In noschnrs-, Oouir Ins Cniinly, Oreaon. wllliln six fill "innthn from ibo date of this no. tlce. nntcd this 3rd dny of January, ' ' OErtDA Tit'NriMIU Eveculr X nf Ihe f.nnt Will nml Testament of Ilnltlo Ctohiin Print uiiic, i'tfcracu. IVOTICB TO (illiDITIIIU Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned hns been hv nn nrder of the Counly Court of the Slnte of Oregon fur Douglas Countydu!v iippninled administrator of the es tale of Ellen Warner, decenseil. All persons hnvlng claims against snld estate are hereby notified' In present the enme verified as' re quired by law to the undersigned administrator nt his residence in Voncalla Valley. Douglas Counly. Oregon, within six lunntbs from the date of Ibis notice. Dated January 3. 1011. ERNEST WARNEIt. Administrator of the eslato of El Ion Warner, Decensed. XOTICE ftp 11X41, SETTI.EMEVT Notien n liirihy prlvpn thnt tbi und.-rfriKnfd mlmlnlritrntrlx nf hi osfatn if Htnlth l)r Millh, (Iffoan oil, hnn fllvd her final ncronnt In Hie County Court of tit' Rtnte of "rRfiri foe OfoiKlan County, nml ihe linn. MoitIh C. Flowker, JikJko of mi ill ootirt hn nnnnintoir Tnon day, tho till dny nf Keurunry, Ittll. ii t ten oV'lock In tho furnnnn nf xiiid dny. In tho County Courtroom in tin- Court Iiouho tn Itonohiirtr. MoiiKifiM Comity, Ori'Kn. ns tho 1 1 nn nnd plnt-f- for lipurlnit ohjec tionK. If nny. tn Kfild final nc-otlll( and iiio fo-Mh-mont thoronr. All porsontt lnt-roniid in nnld ontatn ii ro horohy iiutlfiod ti file their nhjortlon, If ariv. in nald flnnl nr-rnunt nt or hcfurfl tho tlnio n njiolntnrl for flnnl lieiirinv ttn uforoHnh). iaifd tlil 3rd day of Jnnunry, iflll, T AXAnr:r dr mutk, A dminlntrntrlx of tho oKtntn of Hmith Io Mutli, Poceaueil. NOTICR OP FIN Ali SETTLE MR N'T In tho Countv Court nf thn Rtnto of Orfcirnn for Pnuiflna County. In tho Matt or of the t'nte of Imoifpno Condor, T)oroaod, Notice horehy In fiven thnt t'to HndiT.iiffttod, Administrator nf thQ Kfitiitt of ' ImnveiiA Condor, ' lo conHod, twin fllod hln final nnonunt in tho ahovo intitlod oourt: thnt hv ordir of mild rourt duly mndo and i-ntorod of rocord. Kjiturdav, .fan 11 ary IS, inn. nt ton o'clock, A. M.. In tho Con n t v Court llnnm In tho. Court IlniiHo (n UnKohiirir, PnilKlan County. Oronoii, hiivo bocn fixoit an Marsters' Drug Store will be OPEN This Sunday Hour 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. the tlm nnd plafo ror hnnrlnff oh 1fctlonH, If nny thero b, to mild flunl account, and for Hottlemnnt hereof. Dated nfid first publlnhAd thldi 20th day of rtctnbfr. I!I40. , . VAUl K. flRDPKfl, Administrator of tho Ktte of JmoKne t'ondr, Uwceajted, XOTICB OP PIXAI. dETTI.F.HENT Notice Is hereby given, that C. T Hamilton, Administrator with Wilt annexed of the eslnte of John II. Stewart, deceased, has filed his Kl nnl Account In the County Court room for DouKlns Count v, Or'esron, nnd. that the lion. M. II. Jlowker. JudKo of said court bus appointed mil, nt ten o'clock In the fore noon, in the County Court room. In lh Court llouso in Hosebura-, lloUK las County, Ore. ns Ihe place anil time fur henrlnMT objections. If any to said nccnunl nnd the sdlleinent thereof: all persons Interested in said estate are notified to file ob jections. If any. on or before snld date. 1 Dated January nth, 1!H1. ,. , . C. I HAMILTON. Administrator with Will annexed J-.stato John. M. Stewart. Dec'd. - NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notion Is hereby given that tho umlcrsiu-ned has heen by nn order ....i., , i,i,. inn tiny oi i-eii-iuirv. ... i.... . titinij i uurt ui ine niain of Oregon for Douglas. County ap pointed administrator of the es- -tote of W. I. Wilson, deceased. All persons having clnlios naninst said csialo ore hereby notified to. present Ihe same, verified ns re. quired by law. to the unilcrslitncd odmlnistralor at the law offices of lilcn Sc Oroutt In Itoseburg. Doug Ins County, Oregon, within six months from tho date of this no tice. Dated Jnnunrv 17. 1041. ... JOSEPH WII.ION. Administrator of the estate of W. I'. Wilson, Deceased. XOTirR OP FINAL SETTI.BMRXT Tn th County Court of tho State of Orfjcon for Dounln Countv. In thn Matter of ihp K"Hto of .Anna 11. Snyor, Dorimsod. Xntlf'P In linrnhi tlfnii llin t. TTnitod KtntoM N'utloiial Hank nf Portland ((iroiron , ndminixtrotnr of tho (ihovr nitmed ovtntc, hut fU- 'i i ii i no nnovn ontltlod court ttn final upoouht In toitlfttifiit of said CM tat O. nnd hv nr,lM nf ant, I nni.i. duly mnrlo; TiH-fduy, t!io isth d.-v or v oorunry. iim 1, nt ton oVink A. M., in tho County Court ronmJ IH thn COUrt llrtllBit In 1'nuiir.iirlf liouKiun County, Oropron, hnt boon ftxi'd nn th limn nnd nliieo for honrlnfr nhjootloiiH. If any thoro ho, to- Ha id firm I iw-ount nnd for tho flottlt-mont thorcof. lntpd Ortd first poMlKhrwl tho 17th day of Jnnunrv. 1941, THR CVITKIl HTATKH VATlOVATj RAK OK PORTLAND (ORK- OON. AdmlnlHtmtor nf tho ostnto of Annn 1C. Kaynt'H, Ii'0onod. COMING SUNDAY Today and Saturday ITICHNICOLCV with 1INPA PAKNILL 1 Shows 1:45-7-9 P. M. Mats. 30c, Eves. 40c, Ino. tax Ends Today Pal Night 'Lillian Russell' with ALICE FAYE DON AMECHE PLU9 Coming Saturday PLUS "Gay Caballero' with CESAR ROMERO 1 imj , .1 rrt
