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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, J 91. SERIAL STORY DRAFTED BY RUTH AYER5 YESTERDAY: Ann decides on1 would stand together, hands a quiet weddinp, to be held with- j linked, to make a vow even more in dhp week, (he day following solemn. April's appearance in court. Dad Winkie Appleman took the is to defend April, believes Win-Stan( first, hobbling as Up went, kie js. paying off an old grudge. : j. t(,j(j u siQ,y that grew more Kept insists upon testifying, i d.irmiKing to April with every Aprjl goes pn an important er-'wor(i rand. ' , , His eyes watered, his back ! hunched. "Yes, I was coming out KEflT SPRINGS A 8UPPRISEf the rattonsvlllc railroad sta 'CHAPTER XXI Hon that night, where I spend Yes. April Burnett had it straight and clear in her mind now. If she could see Kent aione, she could persuade him not to testify In court tomorrow, litis would spare Ann; this would pre- vent a fresh flood of gossip in the town. April drew a deep breath as ; Th(,t(1 wag murc U) ,,. ,,ow hc.d ; she reached the top of the hilli.,, s,ockt., hy pa, mi and ! where the Carter mansion stood, i bw,ln "Call an ambulance, l big. gloomier than ever In hc j a,kg h,.r he said. "Get a officer ' first fall of dusk. And then she f tJu, ,aw m ,. wo., js.n stopped quickly. The roadster. , nom, , hs she says she has I hers and Ann's, was parked out-1 k ,pt ., , sine ... v."' K-, ! did. April pushed through the! "' gate and came to a standstill al- ;" finished, most directly In front of the par-1 Then Aj.rll was called. She lor windows. In the seml-llghl, walked to the stand erect, chin j she could nee Ann sitting Otero, i high. Yes, she admitted that in , Ann and Kent and Great Aunt the flying snow she hadn't seen flinlieth Carter. 'the complainant, Winkie Apple-, nnickiv ahn walked back. grateful for the shadows which; bled to his feet and accused l"TjKstes ,oW mc later. You were concealed her. jof knocking him down. Her testl-1 ,,uc.ky .lh0ut it. April. And . She had reached the Carter jnony was brief under her fath wont b(1 f off any lonf,pr home too late. Her chance to sce'er's questioning. ! You've got to talk to me -now." Kent alone before the trial, was j And then it was Kent's turn on gone. Worse, perhaps, she'd lost j nu? stand. So far, even when her last chance to spare Ann. ; (hey had taken Hie witness' oath, Auntie Carter, Imperious, Spar-.jH, had not looked at her. He tan person that she was, might didn't look at her now. Instead, at this very minute be telling jle made a few preliminary an Ann of April's visit there n thp;sw,.rs on the time and place of hall-storm. jibe accident. Nothing to do now except wan I wait until court opened tomor row morning at 9 o'clock. Afterwards, w- h c n e v e r s h o thought of that Friday in court, Anril w ould remember one stninttc part of It. That morn- a(,,det at camp und couldn't : hwl v u M, ' anI s(,con(l. ing she wore a p a.n black dress h(.e whlt had happened But I j guessing baseball's p.nnant pros and n tri-corncred hat. Dad, vy wm tell you one thing --" m.ctssome of the exnerts mo- "er ftrSS'l Tite judge nodded for him to .Xa. ftheVZils a?- "Why, you look almost judicial, Dnffy." She came Into the crowded, hlgh-cclllnged courtroom, not see ing anyone. But somehow, she; and Kent stood up tngelher to be sworn as witnesses. Yes, on Friday, she and Kent ; promised to ten me iium, ui whole truth and nothing hut the. truth. , On Saturday, Kent and Ann DANCE 5UTHERUN COMMHNITy flfrll 5atMApri!19 Music by the RHYTHMAKERS Gents 45o Ladles 10c Made-to-Measure Clothes Art Bsr and Most Economical Only a Tailor con provide tho personal touch in fashion, (It and fabric so essontlal to dis tinctive apparel. I Hav Pleased Orhtrs May I Please You? Max Schwartz The Tailor Who la a Tailor 111 W. CASS ST. Free Garage HOTEL DANMOORE 12 to 13 on W. Morrison Portland, Ortgon Special Family Rates . . . dur ing March and April 2 adult, 2 children under 15 years In room with 2 double beds and bath 87i CENTS PER PERSON OR . . 2 connecting rooms with bath $1.00 PER PERSON Single rates from ji.ou per room Double rates from 51.00 per person See your Chamber of Com merce or local newspaper for further details. RAY W. CLARK, Manager. FOR LOVE COPYRIGHT. 141, MA MVICC. INC. I considerable lime not having much of a place I can call a j home," he said. "And all ot a sudden, this here April Burnett j drives her ear at roarln' speed ! right to fho platform when: I'm j about to step down and kocks 'me over." ,.No cross-examination," Mr. man. She admitted he had stum- Then he turned directly to Hie Judge, "Your honor, he said. I was in the roadster with Miss April Burnett that night In the storm. . Something did strike aealnst her car. At that time, I ,..,, temporarily blinded from an I go on. "Winkle Appioman was IlIlinK. . . The state's lawyer was on hisi,, ,cjwuc ,.ilC( feet. i object. (,Je Kl!tJbil.ds are away The oblection was overruled. , a rocket. ... nU.u.,l In the same forth- ! ..ht wav. "Yes, your nonor, ' ' the complaipant was very Intoxl-. railed. Ho reeled with liquor. , hiin.l tna- he wus reel- 1 Ing. There's' another witness here, one who had his eyes and! ii ..n -I il.lnk he ran ran-: flrm'wliat' I say" , players taking part for each side, then for the first time, April!'.")'! Ilio Cardinals came out by saw the big handed, freckle-fuced ; ' margin. ; rookie whose life Kent had saved I'"' superior power of St. at near cost of his own. ..! Louis was irresistible, as It may ' Private Kstes told bluntly how ' be throughout the year, and when he had been at the station wait-lino Cardinals came up to the ing Tor Ca'pt. Kent Carter and .seventh trailing 41. they solved had seen Winkle staggering the problem simply enough by froni the plmTorm anil falling In; having Mlze hit a home run with the snow heap heroic April's ' two on and Koy another with (he car bases empty. After the licds She'd stopped her car even be- fine he fell," Private Kstes tcstt fled w 1 1 h magnificent con-1 tern I it. '. "Case illsniissed," Ills honor ruled. Winkle began to blubber, "ll's a put-up Job," h said. "I've got lots more 1 ain't told yet. This April Burnett I got witnesses " An officer had him by the arm, silencing him. April stood up. realizing now her knees were fluid, her hands shaking with a veritable palsy of shakes. Thank you, Dad." she whis pered to her father. He was wiping his horn -rimmed glasses, the ones that made him look so ferocious. Ills smile was as beaming as If he'd just won an appeal to the supreme , court. "Thais all right. Daffy." he said. "You run home now and help get ready for the big doings tomorrow at our house." After that, she pushed her way through the crowd, not looking al anyone not even at Hal who had been watching Intently (lorn a seat In the rear. Outside the courthouse, sate and alone at last, she pulled off the perky. Iri cornered hat, held a handker thief pressed close against her inoiilh. In a minute, she would rail Mother , mil Ann at home to tell I hem tlie case was over. In a minute, but not yet. "April!" She tinned slowly, unwilling. It was Kent Carter. "Thank you. thank you for helping me." she managed to say ami help out her hand. He look It, kept it Imprisoned in Ills. "You've heen trying to run away from me a long time," he said. "Oh. no. Kent, ll's lust that I've Ix-i'il busy, on the sick list, ton. w ith n game ankle." "That night al the station, one of my bags fell on you. Young PANCE Evergreen Grange EVERY SATURDAY MSMT OUR BCASDJNG HOUSE EGAD,, BUSTER.' SUCH IS MS CONPI- 1 PENCE M BrVD NEVJS BURKE THAT I DO NOT HESITATE TO ASK VOL) TOR A LOAN OPIO TO WA&ER Or4 .THE BOUT MAR-ROMPH.'; FEEL SURE X WE - CAMrJOT UliilU 4-11 (To be continued) Cardinals Defeat Cincinnati Third Straight 7 to 6 By JUDSON BAILEV I Auun,.l:i.,wl P,',.u Slnm-lc Wrltil-1 1' ,, .,,,,,; 'i,n ,..un ,,,.,.. li mils Jumped off to a fast start In,,,., u-niilrl run nu-iiu with lllp nil. 1,uv'' J"sl l"J"-' m" Iseculive games from the world ..I. ....... l.. f ln.iln....ll n...l " . ' , V u 1 h'7 will stop. It might be mere is no telling where or when to- ''''. but It wasp t yesterday, hc iwp western rivals put on a wild west sideshow, with 18 went ahead again with two runs! ;in their halt of the inning, the Cardinals clinched the decision in the ninth. Giants Win 3rd Straight Brooklyn's unpredictable Dodg ers, rated right along with thc licds and Cardinals as flag threats, also absorbed their third straight lacing from the New York Giants 7-5 in a sandlot show- of 2ti hits and four errors. It was; a see saw game with the Dodgers having a little the best of it until the Giants got to Curt Davis for two runs in the seventh and an-' other in the eighth on Gabby Harlnctt's pinch double. The Pittsburgh Pirates plaster ed a 7 2 count of tlie Chicago Cubs behind the two-hit hurling! ot .seweli. who could have roast-. .ini,,. vincr njMaRRio h, home run with the bases loaded in the first Inning. One or the blows off Seweli was a homer by iS'ovikoff. Joe McCarthv shook up his new ""'' Journey to Myrtle Creek for York Yankee lineup and got a !M " Knmo " "le Viking field. Al vietorv over the Philadelphia i ,1"ut-, Myrtle Creek has lost Aihletics that was cheering most- M'vclal "" I'"' Vikings are iy because I.eftv Gomez went the '',',W1'"'I lo st-auil.v Improv- route tor the firs st time in more!'"": ""V1! 1 od nir"l'r ,s than a year, He . looked his old 'n"','l"!,l"B ';', If in parcelling t.'wk...,iex',ci:,l'1. fivi :iiwl oikv v.ir iti IK.., out seven hit's and was never in!aTO southpaw, to the mound des- danger after combination of five hits and I In . the Yank; ... ii , seveij m u..Vi,i. ..i . rlu Indians have had good AIS i i, o,itl,,,,w,asiolI workouts all week and it Is an the National league, shut out the ...i Chicago White Sox LM) for the : I'level.in.l linllans right on the ; heels ot Milnar's twoliit shutout nt the .lay hefore. Smith allowed si hits, while his teammates liunehed two alrs out of the sev- j en they col off Thornton Lee. Thi' Huston Bees humped olf the Phillies 7,-). H, C, STEARNS Fwiernl Director Phone 472 ' OAKLAND, 0R6. ' Llctnsed Lady Assistant Any Olstince, Any Time Our service I for ALL, snd nct cvrny necd IT'S OVER KN HE AO UY& A PUP TfeNT, MAJOR? ft THAT OfE OUT: PiN OLD HALLTREE LIKE TyVI&tS PUMPS ROSCOE OM HIS CROCK, BUT OU WANT TO BET THE GOV C AN STOP A 'STAMPEDE LIKE. BUTZ-SAW BLOTT-" HERE'S THE CABBA&E. 6UT T I VERE. pL TAKE BURKE To A CLAMBAKE INlSTEAO Beaver? Prop 3rd In Row; Both Race Leader? Beaten (By the Associated Press) The Portland Beavers have j demonstrated this week that they can hit but .for the third conseeu- hive time last night they found the bats of thc Hollywood Stars were lust a bit more effective and dropped another Pacific coast league game 8-4. The Beavers had a 4 0 lead in the last half of the fourth Inning wnen Herman, pincn nuiingiJ uL-rce. mere was a ugiu pitcher for Bithorn, hit a homer to score two mates ahead of him. Two more runs scored duYing this frame. As Tost took over the pitching chores In the fifth to stop the)'oad is open to two-way traffic Beavers cold the Stars continued the drive and added three extra counters. The league standings remained practically unchanged as the lead ers, the Sacramento Solons, and the second place Seattle Hainlers lost their games. The Hainlers' rookie southpaw, Goldman, was chased to the show ers by the Oakland Acorns, who scored their first victory of the series 61. Soriano, who relieved him In thc fifth, held the Oaks to one hit and a single run In thc re mainder of the contest. Buxton, Oakland right hander, chalked up his third consecutive league victory. Los Angeles' 6-5 victory over the Solons gave them a 2-1 lead In the series. The Angels scored four runs in the fourth inning, a triple by Holm cleaning the bases. The San Francisco Seals de feated the San Diego Padres 6-5 by pounding three pitchers for 15 safe blows. Seattle lost the services of Webber for what club officials said would be about six weeks. Tlie righthand pitcher submitted to an emergency appendectomy Ut an Oakland hospital. R. H. S. Baseball Team Faces Nine At Myrtle Creek Hy "HAP" APPI.KGATK The Hoseburg high school In dians fare their second baseball test of the season todav when hard game. Myrtle lo send Dver, pile tlie fact the Koseburg bat the .lei's hwll.'.-i.ixl n libit... r... int'erings of lefthanders when . ... "... "1 . " IT. gerund base: Sansted. Ihinl h..n.' Dellernaidi. pitcher: Wiard. first bust-; I lujjht's. center uleld: W'im borly. letl field; Schrlmuf. right Lowest Fares SEATTLE S 4.50 SACRAMENTO 5.50 SAN FRANCISCO 6.00 LOS ANGELES 10.50 Comfortable Streamline Buses Dollar Lines HOTEL GRAND WitbMejofHoopIt AW.TURCIVJ TWlSisSdONTLAV A GLOVE OrA ME T SUPPED X'LL SCATTER BLOTT AROUND LIKE A POSTED SACK OF JELLi BtAISl TjO inn IU4 rraNiFlOEMTVAIiTU 50rAEBODVlUE'SIO field; White, catcher. In reserve will be Wilson, Anderson, Steph ens, Goodlow, Olson and others. Skiing CpndiHons at Cfatet Lake Sgid Gpod Excellent skiing conditions are in prospect at Crater lake over the week-end according to the re - port received this morning at the local headquarters of the Umpqua National forest. The weather at the lake this morn- ing was reported to be slightly cloudy but with good visibility, Maximum temperature jester- day was 37 degrees and mini- mum temperature last night was wind trom the west. lotal snow depth is 101 Inches, with a three Inch settled surface over the normal pack. There was a trace of new snow yesterday. The tl.lU IS HI gOUtl COIlUlllOll. Roy Gas., Ex-Resident Of Canyonville, Passes Word was received here', today of the death Monday at Pacific Palisades, Calif., of Roy Cast, former Canyonville resident. Mr. Cast was well known In the Can yonville area, where he was em ployed for a number of years by Mr. and Mrs. John Amaeher at Alpine lodge. He accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Amaeher to Cali fornia when they purchased the resort property they are now op erating at that place. His death occurred suddenly, it was re ported. J. C. Penney, Mercantile Head, to Visit Roseburg J. C. Penney, founder of the J. C. Penney company stores, Is to be an overnight visitor In Koseburg. Mr. Penney, north bound on an inspection trip, was to arrive in Grants Pass shortly before noon today and was to he brought to Koseburg by Glenn Owen, manager of the Roseburg store. He will remain over night and will go to Eugene Saturday morning. SPRING LAMP SHAOES lirand new shipment of lamp shades just in at Carr's. Shades for every purpose - boudoir, bed, drops, bridge, table or junior lamps. That beautiful new silk tone acetate, pin pleated, grace fully curved, exquisite silk lone colors. Small shades with ruffle! ; or skirted, lop or bottom trims, i Large shades have one-inch Ijos j pleats In glasste.x or glowing de- j signs of parchment. Look gor- geous whether light is on or off. Hut the biggest surprise of all is ; the very moderate price. Brighten i up the whole room with one of these new slwdcs .from Carr's. , (Adv.) . i ONIvCKXT sale on llemispar Varnish jit l'nges' Down-Town Lumber Yard Adv. jf Lindbergh Say; Britain Cent Win Even With U.S. Aid CHICAGO, April 18. ( AP) Col. Charles A. Lindbergh be lieves that England and France were vanquished before they be gan to fight and that Britain can not win even with all the re sources of the United States. His opinion that a nazi victory was an accomplished fact was expressed last night Jn an ' ad dress delivered at a rally spon sored by the America First com mittee. Making an: appeal for unity among those groups which op pose U. S. intervention in the war, Lindbergh asserted that a minority has led the natiqn to ward war "through misinforma tion and confusion of the issues Involved." "War is not inevitable fpr this country," he said. "The claim that our participation is inevit able Is simply propaganda by those who want to pet us )n." we must iace tne lact that England Is in a desperate posi tion," he continued. "Up to date she has lost every major cam paign n which she has partici pated. Her shipping losses arc of the utmost seriousness, and her eities have been devastated by bombs. . . . Personally. I believe it wUltSTTS i '.T'wXS iV: be a tragedy to the world a tragedy even to Germany if the British empire collapses. But I must tell you frankly that I believe this war was lost by Eng land and France even before it was declared, and that it is not within our power in America to day to win the war for England, even though we throw the en tiro resources of our nation into 1 thc conflict." Lindbergh characterized the sending of arms to Europe a "mistake" which has weakened the nation's position, added to I bloodshed in European countries, j and failed to alter the course of the war. He said that the United States must keep its fleet out of tne war zones and stop sending "most of our modern fighting planes abroad" if it is to main tain the ability to defend itseli in thc future. Return to Portland Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Moore, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davidson have returned to their homes in Port land, followinK a visit in Rose-1 ourg witn relatives and also en joying a fishing trip up the North Umpqua. Mrs. Moore was formerly Miss Georgia Jackson ,of this city. M.rit i-: or sktti.kmkvi' III tin- i'ulllily ('(.lll'l uf 111,' Sti.tr (MvL'tnt fiu- DoiikIii r.miitv. In tlx- .lntl.-r of t tic KtMiit,. T. Huns, -ii, li ii.n', I Noll.- is y if I thai tlio nndorjin.il of Loiilx T. r ili-.t in th. Ii.r fin,-1 1 :1, iaid ..-stato; rourt ilnlv itio("il, Mn May. I!MI. t tho oi.iinty . Iioijho in lio l',-i-utri of thi' osiiii Hanson, d nn-il. ha.- 1 alN.f ontith-d oourt 'l-OUIlt In Mi'ltlfTlli-lll of aiiti hy nrdi-r or Haiti niado mill ontori'il ol' JIM ton nVlf-H-k A. urtrooin in Ho hiiru. Dtoijila.4 ( M . in court -'mi iiiy. ha tlx- t lino and pluoo for h.-arlnu oh, loot ions, if any llor-- ho, to said final aocoiuit and Tor t lo- soli lono-nt t loi-fof. ALMA I-. lIKMMINi.SK.V Kx.-.-iitrix of tho L-ist Will mid T rttnnioiil of Louis T. Hanson, Puocii.ifd. Mrrirr; to riti;i)rriiitN In tho rouniy t'onrt of the State of Ofouon for Iounl:ti f'oiiuiv. In tho Mtittor of tho l-tato of I. K. I. nix. I let'oiifotl. Nolfoo Is li.-rohy Ri'on that tho iindcrfdKi.od has hv r.rdor of tho ahovo onlitlod fi.iirt duly in rule and i-iiion-d of iifMrl toon diitv ap (o'lntod AduilniNttator of tlio i-s-talo ,,f j. 1;. Lutz. d o foamed, and has iiialfflod .ts .hi. h. AH i-or.-ons havum olahn ataliist iii id ostalo nro horohv rotptirt-il to pr(.ont tlio .sanio. diil- crlfitd. to tho nii'IoiniKi). il. nt tho law offloon of Ki,o A- or.-utt hi Itoyol.iiri:. louulari l 'olint y. Oivjjoii. within YICK SO HERB CO. OFFICE HOURS 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M. Herb remedies alleviate disorders 0f goltrk, itomach, liver, heart, kidney, bladder, prostate gland, pile, catarrh, coughs, asthma, high blood pressure, dropsy, tumor, rheumatism, eczema, stomach . ulcer, yellow fever and female complaints, without operation. Monday, J. H Leong r"""" wwssnrjf 35 Years Experience Herballit 132 N. Jackson St., Roseburg, Oregon WEEK & I n i ill monllu trom tho flrt puUllra tion of this notice, which la tho tin duy of April. 19(1. A. N. ORCL'TT. AdmlnlHtrator of the Kslale of D. 'IS. IfUlz. Uecentfed. iotic)c to cnEpiTona Nrttice hereby given thnt .he unili-ruitfnef! huv- ui-en hy nu or der of the County Court or the Stme ot oreRon for MouKlnn Coun ty duly appointed Kxerutors of the ltm ' Will ami TeJMimu'iil of John iiusenhurk, tleceufed. All in inimH huviiitf elalma njrnlnut tho estate of jialil John Hunetibark nr.' hereby notified o present the uniiif. duly verified na ren.uir.-tl hy luw. to either of the underMlKned Kxeeutora at hla roaldenee at Alei roHe In Douirhix County, nreffon. within aix months from the datu of tins notice. luted April 4. 1911. R. A. flfSKN'RARK. If. N. I1CS KN BARK, i. II. HI'SKNUARK. Executors of .he UM Will und Tcm- .tnneiit of John liusctiuurk, ie I'vuacd. ,ITM'I: oi t.ti ur MIMIM-'1 1. ATIIIX' iii:i. i-uoi-i-:iri So. IMS In tin County t nm ef Hit- Stale of Mri-goii lor tlio County ol Jjouk l.i a. In .no MMOT of tin- Kstnlo of ller- lllllll .Mjll'KH. 1't'i-l-iCO-ll. ,utn-v im li.-ri.-iiv jfiY-n Ilia, f.ur smtiil to tin- uifl.-r of Hon. MorriH (.'. llowki.r. JuilK.- of .lit) noovo 1.11 (i.l.il ..'onit, duly ninuV nntl ent.-r--! liuri-wnti on tin- z.'.tli duv of Mnrrh, :i. .In- utiuV.-.sii;n(-it. Until Wolif. ndiiinilatrtil i-ix of the nliov.. I'lititli-tl i'!i.ii.f. will (iroci-.'d to hell ill eritati- mile on mid nft.-r four we.-Ks Iro.o Alarm i:.l, tne dun, of III,; firm pnlill.-nlloii of t tn.-noti.-e, to-wit: on and ultr April lull, the fnllovvniK n-xf rilled rent property, nil or any piirei-1 llicrc-of. Hilua.ei In the County of I'oiikIum und tilale of OrcKuii, to wn: liefrinnltiR nt n point on the tXorlii rmpnliu fllver .on thc rlllit hunk; nitiel.-.-n and tijllio i-iiiiiiim south and 1 ifty-m-ven II ml fxiJHlJ i-iiuina l-.it.4l from (lie corners of l homo minimi; wt-Ht iJ.I. clinin to a point Ht.tr- chain South ami rhaiiiM WVst u r lunnTs f hei-iions -'I. UJ. '11 ii nU 1'S jiftJi'.'SiuU: ttU'iico .SiyiMti HI iJiiiiliH in liie UuiiK ut aiorosnid .North I'mptiim liivcr ; Un-ii i it'lloHinir thc in'-andora tf itnl rivi-r iiiihI r-Hlii to Iho pluco nf J 1.1.1'ln.i.nir ..,.r in. 't'll u. r.-fi, more v lens, all in iJuulan County. un-Kun invc ami i-xci pt thc followlnj,' ilo iw'niicd pariul ut mud ir:n t to wn: Metrlnnlnir nt 1 hp SoiittiwfNt nnr iicr of thi? lOuct half of the (ii-orno 1 la nan I id mi tioti Jirid I 'la i in 1J in Twp. Jfi .s. It. . W. M., nn llio liinht hank of I ho Norih I inp ipiii Kh-r, Uu'iii'o Noilh 1 .tin i-haiiot In I ho I'oiiulv- i;o;nl; thtiiro l':asl Hi links: tin im i- North Hi i liaiiiM tu tlo- riKlil Punk of tin- .North Citipijna Hi vim'; thcino alonjr saiin- S. 8 a ihn- 17' WoHt 2W.S(t rliain.i lu the ph f hcKtmiinu. coma mi n 4a. J-t hiti-m. lioKiniiiiit; at a point in tin- rt-n- li r of tin- County I:ih1 lr Itns,.- hurK it Wiiiclii-ylcr on tin Kat lino of thi- Cf-io-i'al .iH-ph I -a to- 1 1, I.. C. .No. n.'t, 4J.i'u oliainn Sooth ol tho North I-'act I'ornor i hcrtnt. 1 lii nt-o finit h I n ron tor of ro.nl a nu mi Kasl hue of Claim to tlio .Stmlh' I'.'ant oornor of html ih-oih d hv T i .1. .McCuhbin ami wlfo to John Joii'-.H, me iin-il (or xvtn.l) Is root i ui - oil lu Book of 1 Jowls Nu. lit puKfS I'lC-i; ol tlie rvfonlH of liuUKhi Ciniiity. riii'uon, ih.-nco Wt'Hi on South linn liieronf. Xt.wi rhains to a Makn from wlmli an oak iroo 4 inches in (liuim-tei Ii.'ih'm tNn. V. L'u linkH fli.stuut ihont'f North IN ih a. I'i.tt ch.'iiiii lo a point tioin whii'h a rook IK hy 1 - hy I hoars S. (l.-c. Y. "'I link Hid X, J i K. K M;.;t2 t haiiiH to Iho S. W. iirnt'f or la ml fU;floil hy John .linit'S to HfiiuiK'l Murks anil flyman Wollonbi iK. ihod for wtiloh Is ro ' ot iied in Hook of li ods No, pnuo l')7 of tho roi-ords of tie for I oiiKlas ( 'on ii I y, Orofzon, Thotioo t-iaxi ...."i'i i luiin.H to iiiio of Po uimtiiiK oonlainiiiK llfi.ur jhti-h. mI-tiali-'l tu 'l ovs nshipH ii and 27 fciuuth K. fi Wont. Also ln''lnnlnt; nt n point op thn North lino of the Hon. Josoph I.ano I'. I.. C. i;:t, in T. S H. It. W.. rliillliK Wont of iho S. I'onicr of tin .lohn .Aiken 1 1. 1 1. C. No, r.:i, Mi.-iifo lOnst iM.sfi ha ins on t ho North Mno of llf Con. ha no claim to a point In tlio I't-ntor of tho Coiintv ilioad h'adlny tu llosohill'H:. sa Id point ootnjr nlMi tho Northwest lortu-r or tho Win. .1. Martin It. U C. No. hn, thi-iK'o South ;ilonu tho rt-ntor or said Count v I toad a nd t ho Kat lino of tho Con. I .a no Claim 4J.Mt t'hains to point. 11101100 Wost J.i..".0 " hums tu .olnt tlo'iii-c S. 'i io, ':t' K. il.W ohmns lo t In o a 00 01 hf Kiiiniiiw. ooiniiiniim la:iy? arris, h-ss so miii'1) of said land as Is in ohidod hi tho rtuht rl wav horolo foro tlotdod tn Iho O. fi c. 1(. It. Company, ami liotui; 3H m-io. Tin? nmoiini of land horvtoforu (n ol udod in 1 im. a'roM. Lot 7. Trait 1, I'lat 1. Iloobnr(; On-hard Traols. Tlio tor ins of said salo a ro rash, or part rash, and tho hitlaurc to ho ovidrin't-ii tv a proinlssor v not. of tho pur' tia-or, hoouio.i hy h rfrst iiiortuaui upon tho property t-ihl, ovcculod hy the. purviiasor tln-iu-of. l!ids and offors for fuld troMTtv or iinv parr-1 thof-of. will lo- r--..iv.ij -, M-ad nulldfuc. I'ort- ami. (irouon. ;if tin- oflhos of 1 'Mokini.-huiii llanloy, of jittor- iioj v fi.r said ad iminst ra 1 rl. al flu rosid to o of Al K'nit. 1:1a ,s. .at k soii .tiut. lios-l,tjrii. Ort-fjoti. I mil- i.f first (million 1 iuii. March :s. I!M1. imU- uf last iMihlioation. April 2, IM TII V'OI.l l', I Adiu I nisi rat i l.v of tin-' l-Mnte of . Horman Marks, n a- d , i''iOKINi;ii, A IIANI.KV. ! Atturm-VA fur Administratrix. Tuesday, Wednesday oan Diag., mearora, Uregon Thursday. Fridav. Saturdav - END SPECIAL nLi naspuerry niooonene Ice Cream ' DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY vorici: of fiai. m-rrrtmitxT Notice Is hereby nlven that tho undorslKned Kxecutur of the laat will and .cutament and eatatc of ItenR McCulloch, deceased, has fil ed in the County Court of MoliRlas Cuunlv, State of OreRon. his final account as such lOxccutor of said estate. And tliat 8atuiday. the L'Oih duv of April, lull, at the hour of II o cincK .1. Al. of punt titty, nas heen fixed hy,anl court as the .line for henrhur objections to aaid re port and tlie settlement thereof. Iated this i'Sth day of March. 1941. HENRY I.ANPKR. Executor of the Uist Will and Tea. lament and Ks.nle of Jtt-uu Mc culloch, Deceased. .VOI'll K T" f I.UDIi'OltS Ill thc County Court of the Stnlo of Ui t'Kon for UuiiKlnH County. In thti Matter or tho fcstute of Thomas V. Hutfiold. l'joeased. Notice lierehv Is Klvon. that tho undiTHlKin-d, liy ord'-r of the Coun ty Court of tho Stato of OrrKon. lor OouKlns Cuiinty, liavo boon np polntod exoouiors of the Last Will and Teslainont of Thomas W. IJat tP Id. Doooasod. All porsons havinir olalins aRainst Mio ostfile of Thonins V. Matfiefd. I eroasod. horohy are not 11 iod to pri-oiit tin f.itnj, verified n ro nilri'd hy law. to tho imdorsipni-d at the offiots of Hallmark & fioil los In the Poiixlas National Hank 11k I I.I I nir. in Cosohui ir. I loutrlas Coiintv. OroKon. williiii ( monthd from the date of this no tice. l;atrii at Itosohnrjr. Oregon, thin :SU, day of Ma rrh. KM!. CI.VIi: R M.T1'IKI,I. ItOV V. HATKlKI.lt, Kxerutors of tho fist Will and T-!-tatnout of Thonma V. Hatfield, let.'ea.sid. NOTIC'B Ol- FIX A I JUSTTMOMKXT In tho County Court of tho Plate of OroKon for Hoimlas County. In the Matli-r of tin- Kstatu of John 11. Kanipc. Uoreasod. Notice Is horohy Kivon that thn iiiid.-rsliiiH'd Kxooutor of tin Last Will and Tos t anion t of John II. Kantpe. 1 toooased. has filod In tho ahove entitled court Ms final ar I'oiint in si-ttlonn-nt of paid rstnto. and hv ordor of said rourt duly made Tllosday. Iho Hth ilav of May, mil. at ton oVlock A. M. t n thn fount v oourtroom in tho rourthonse In Ilosobiirtf, I'oiiirlas Comity. Oie-uoti- Pus hoon fixed as tho timo und nlar.i for lirariltK olih-et ions. If any tln to he, to said final account, anil for th- sritlomont thoroof. iJutod and first puldishod this tlh duy of April. 1311. WILLIAM .1. HOWAUIt. Kxooutor of tho Last Will and Tos- tain.'itt of John li. anipe, Iu- couscd. DANCE AT OLALLA Saturday, April 19 Gents 35c THE SWINGSTERS Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Work Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job 627 N. Jackson St. Prion 320 Floor Sanding and Refinishing Old Floors Made Like Nw CHAS. 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