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FORD WORKERS ON STRIKE Ford workers, memborj of the UAW-CIO, are shown milling
about a gate at Ford'i huge Rouge plant in Detroit, after a walkout of nearly 65,000 auto work
ers. TMti i the jecond major strike in the history of the Ford Motor Company. The workers
charged that Ford was forcing them to make cars too fast in relation to the number of men on
the job. (AP Wirephotol
Chinese Sell Wares on Shanghai
Streets As Currency Value Drops
SHANGHAI, May 9. UP The
sidewalks ol New York are cele
brated in song, but you oupht to
see the sidewalk.! of Shanghai.
Always teeming with peddlers,
they have become the largest
merchandise "counter" in the
world as normally salaried work
ers try to sell the goods they
have received as wages.
Due to collapse of the Nation
alist currency, few bouses had
cash, so they paid off in what
ever they could get.
Imagine a California cannery
worker being' paid in canned
peaches or a Massachusetts tex
tile mill hand being paid in cloth.
Then imagine those workers
spreading these wares on Market
Street in San Francisco or all
over Boston Common to try to
sell enough to feed their families.
That's the sort of thing that's
going on in Shanghai on a tre
mendous scale.
Typical Case
A typical case Is a rather
weazened, embarrassed old wom
an who has taken her stand In
lront of a smart linen shop on
once-swank Yates Hoad. She is
trying to sell four cheap bed
spreads her month's wages. She
attracts a little more attention
than the linen shop windows,
but neither venture Is doing
much business.
On crowded, jostling Tibet
Road, a plnch-faced youngsler,
obviously new to this hurly-burly
merchandising, shouts the
merits of his stock of six pairs
I of tennis shoes. That's what he
eot for two weeks work.
Along Tibet Road and at the
Junction with Avenue King to
ward the Seventh, there are thou
sands of such new merchants.
Their wares include such diverse
items as flutes, scarves, boots,
handbags, mousetraps, pots, shoe
laces, spoons and toothpaste
whatever their employers hap
pened to have or were able to
get to pay them oil.
Competition Rough
In this rough competition, the
most bashful salesman soon loses
his reticence. If he doesn't, he
may lose the sale that means
food for himself and family.
On busy Bubbling Well Road,
this correspondent saw a big
eyed frightened boy of about 12.
Ills m o n t h's wages a dozen
handkerchiefs were spread out
in the shade of a parked truck.
When asked the price of his
goods, he whispered tremulously
and gulped as a lound-mouthed
professional hawker tried to
muscle in.
Making the sale, the boy grin
ned his gratitude and bolted
away. He was luckier than most.
Business is not good, generally
speaking. Most people don't have
money to spend on new handker
chiefs or shoes or bedspreads.
They are fortunate if they have
enough to buy rice.
Nickels
Nickels have been used as legal
icnuer lor 81 years.
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Priority Of Major
Bills Undecided
WASHINGTON, May 9. (m
Senate Majority Leader Lucas
(D.-Ill.) said after a White House
conference today that no decision
has been reached as to whether
the Senate will take up the ad
ministration labor bill or tiie
North Atlantic Pact first.
Both .matters are expected to
take up considerable time. Leg
islative leaders were reported
ready to let President Truman
say which he wants first.
Lucas, House Speaker Ray
burn, Vice President Barkley and
House Majority leader MeCor
mack attended the regular Mon
day White House conference with
Mr. Truman.
The Senate Is busy now with
a bill proposing a 2 per cent sales
tax for the District of Columbia.
Lucas said a measure to ex
tend the reciprocal trade agree
ments program likely will be
taken up after the sales tax leg
islation.
Itayburn said the House prob
ably will pass within a few days
a bill amending the Community
Credit Corporation Law.
Boy Stays Home To Care
For Puppy; It's Stolen
PORTLAND, May 9. VP)
Wesley Vermillion, 11, who stay
ed home from the beach so
nothing would happeh to his new
puppy, was a pretty sad little guy
today.
Something happened to the
puppy after all. Somebody
stole it.
Wesley, who had a new wire
haired terrier, refused to go with
his parents to the beach over the
weekend. He would stay home,
he said, and take care of his dog.
So he did. But Saturday nicht.
after he'd put the dog in its pen,
he bad to go to his grandmother s
lo sleep. When lie rushed back
home Sunday morning to feed
the puppy, It had been stolen.
I.KfiAI. NOl'M'R
IN THE COUNTY COlinT CF THE
STATE OK OHKOON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
C.ss No. I'.'R
NOTIl K OF CITATION
In the Matter of the Adoption
DOUCII.AS I.F.0 MKt.EVIN nd DIANE
TWII.A MKt.EVIN, holh minora.
To Vincent Robert MHrvIn:
In the nflmu of the Htnto of Oregon,
you nro hereby cited find required to
he end nppenr In tho County Court nf
the .State or Oregon, in and for the
County of nnuiiliiN, at the Courtroom
thereof at thti County Courthouse In
the Clly of ltosehurit, County of Doug
las, Slate of Oregon, ulthtn i!R days
from the date of the first publication
of thin Citation, then and there lo show
cause. If any jou have, why the petition
of Oather N. Tripp and Gladys Mae
Tripp for the adoption of Douglas Leo
Melevln and Diane Twila Melevln. your
minor children, should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal for the
Douglas. State of Oregon.
Dated this 2.th day of Aprtt, 1!4!.
D. N. HUSFNUARK,
Counly Judge.
Date of first publication May ;t. I!t4t).
Roughness Of Concrete
Blamed For Air Crash
SEATTLE, May 9. (JP Did
roughness of concrete on runways
at the Seattle-Tacoma Airport
contribute to the crash of an Alas
ka Airlines plane that brought
death to nine persons in Novem
ber, 1947?
That's the theory of Donald M.
Kizer, chief inspector lor the
Alaska firm.
Kizer testified in Federal Court
Friday that airmen referred to
the Seattle-Tacoma field as the
"roller-bearing special." He ex
plained that "the concrete has
been combed and the roughness
holds water . . . Under some cir
cumstances water is an excellent
lubricant and that was one of the
times."
He further described the con
crete as "faulty" and said it has
small points that break off under
good braking conditions, giving
the "roller-bearing" effect.
Kizer was called as a company
witness In the retrial of a $35,000
damage suit filed against the air
line by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tracy.
LKUAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Administrator of the estate of
Clay Smith, deceased, has filed his
final account in the County Court of
the State of Oregon for Douglas Coun
ty, and laid Court has fixed Friday,
June 10, 1840, at the hour of ten o'
clock a. nv, of satd day In the County
Courtroom In the Courthouse at Rose
hurg, Douglas County, Oregon, as the
time and place of hearing objections.
If any, to the said final account and
the settlement thereof.
Dated and first published this 10th
day of May, 11)40.
EARL I. SMITH
Administrator of the Estate
of Clay Smith, deceased.
NOTICE OF FILING APPLICA
TION FOR A CHANGE IN
POINT OF DIVERSION
OF WATER
Notice is given hereby that
Oldenburg Bros, have filed an
application in the office of Chas.
E. Stricklin, State Engineer, for
the approval of a change in point
of diversion of water from Cow
Creek.
In the adjudication proceed
ings determining the relative
rights to the use of the waters
of Cow Creek and Its tributaries
a water right was recognized in
the name of John, George, Louie
and Barney Oldenburg and Wm.
Garrett and Rena Vandermullen
for the irrigation of 5 acres in
the SW1 NW1, Section 13, and
3.5 acres In the NE1, NE1, 8 5
acres In the NW1 NE, 35 acres
in the SWJ NE and 20 acres in
the SEi NEt, Section 14, Town
ship 32 south, Range 5 west.
W. M., with a date of priority of
September 30, 1907. The above
described lands are irrigated by
means of the Johns Irrigation
Ditch, the point of diversion of
said ditch being located approxi
mately 550 feet south and 1000
feet east from the west quarter
corner of Section 4, Township 32
south, Range 4 west, W. M. '
Oldenburg Bros., owners of the
above described lands to which
said water right is appurtenant,
propose to irrigate said lands by
means of a portable pumping
plant along Cow Creek between
a point located 2100 feet south
and 10 feet west from the north
east corner of Section 14, Town
ship 32 south, Range 5 west, W.
M. and a point located 2600 feet
south and 450 feet west from the
northeast corner said Section 14,
and being within the SEi NE1,
Section 11, Township 32 south,
Range 5 west, W. M.
All persons interested are noti
fied hereby that a hearing will
be held at the County Court
House at Roseburg, Oregon, on
June 21, 1019, at 10:00 o'clock
a.m. All objections to the pro
posed change, if any there are,
will be heard at said time and
place. Any objections shall be
prepared In writing, one copy to
be served on Oldenburg Bros.,
Azalea, Oregon, and one copy
filed with the State Engineer,
Salem, Oregon, together with a
$2 filing fee, at least 10 days
prior to the dale set for hear
ing. It no objections are filed, no
hearing will be held.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this
22nd day of April, 1919.
CHAS. E. STRICKLIN
State Engineer.
WINDOWS
DOORS FRAMES
Priced Right
PAGE LUMBER & FUEL
161 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 212
National Forest Timber
For Sale
Oral auction bids will be re
reived bv the Forest Supervisor.
Post Office Building, Roseburg,
Oregon, beginning at 2:00 p. m.
Pacific Standard time. June 9,
1919. for all th live timber mark
ed or designated for cutting and
all merchantable dead timber lo
cated on an area embracing about
70 acres within section 4, T32S.
1UW. W.M., Umpqua National
Forest. Oregon, estimated to be
1.351.00(1 feet B.M. more or less
of Douglas-fir, 114.000 feet B.M.
mot e or less of sugar pine, 227.000
feet B.M. more or less of white
fir, and an unestimated amount
Medical and 1
ISospifasl Cairo
Cosf
h0,P", duo "... O ,nv"
q ,ndiv'"
TtTot Po'"
For as little as $3.50 a month an employed
resident of Oregon tan obtain prepaid Medical
and Hospital protection through membership in
Oregon Physicians' Service. The experience and
professional responsibility of the Oregon' Stote
Medical Society stands behind O.P.S. plans. These
plans now cover more than 100,000 Oregonians
and are available to other employed workers,
their families, and employe groups.' Write for
literature.
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'wLJUU 17 UOU MIDFOIO SIOO.. MIDFORO
SPONSORED AND APPRQVIO V ORtOON STAT? MEDICAL SOCIITT
of western hemlock and other
species of saw timber. No bid
of less than $6.90 per M feet for
Douglas-fir, $2-1.50 per M feet
for sugar pine, $1.20 per M feet
for white fir and other species
will be considered. In addition to
the prices bid for stumpage, a
cooperative deposit of $0.25 per M
feet B.M., to be used by the Forest
Service for paying the cost of
slash disposal, a cooperative de
posit of $0.60 per M feet B.M., to
cover the cost of tree planting,
seed sowing and timber stand
improvement work on the area
cut over, for the total cut of
timber under the terms of the
agreement, wf!l be required. $5,-
000.00 must accompany each seal
ed bid and must be shown to be
in the possession of oral bidders
as a qualification for auction bid
ding. If an oral bid is declared to
b" high at the closing of the
auction, the bidder must immedi
ately make the required payment
and confirm the bid by submitting
il in writing on a Forest Service
bid form. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved. Before
bids are submitted, full informa
tion concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and the sub
mission of bids should be ob
tained from the Forest Super
visor, Roseburg, Oregon, or the
District Ranger, Tiller, Oregon.
War- N.m of Owner
rant a Shown D
No. Lateit Tan Roll
LEGAL NOTICE
TO: S. W. Aasn, M, E. Ager, F. J CHm, Hfchard R. Ecker, Oimer O. Ford,
C. C. Harrii, D. Horensteln, J. E. Horn. Roy House. C. W. Jurgensen, Helen A
Klefer, A. "Pop" Klainic, Mid-Oregon Printing Co. by Harry O. Strom. Manager,
B. Mohr, Very It Nickel. , Ted Pratt. C. O Buwel, W. A. Sebring, William W.
Stanley, Raeman N. Stembacle. M. G. Swaila. Bickett Storei. Inc., Carl Bolivar,
E. E. Ely, Hugh Furtney. Albert GipBon, George Golden, A. J. Gorman, J. W
Griffui. Clarence Heyes. H Hober, Earl A. Morrii. North Lake Telephone Co by
Ctrl Jacobson, H. W. Pendarvia and E. M. Pnedarvli. W. J. Robinion. C. O. Tan
ner. Robert J. linger, Laura Bell, Noble Snyder, P. E. Thomai. E. E. Baldwin,
Frankie Harmi, W. S. Bryant and Nancy M. Bryant, Roy Covert, William H
Melton and Edna M. Melton. G. P Moore, R. S. Oleaon, J. J. Packer, S. E. Voole.
Elizabeth Bowden, R. D. Butte. J R. Monahan. W. WHliamg. Floyd W. Howard.
O. F. Bofkin and Hazel Pearl Bofkin. Mrs. Joseoh Hitter, L. P. Womack, Arthur
J. Fawcett, Treva Pruner, Forest Ream and Marie Ream, Blaine W. States, W. H.
Berry. Bradley G. Harris, Norris Metrve, Ray Risenhuber, George Dalton, C M
Greenlee, D. N Turnldge, Raloh Dowdy, Harrold Kirk. Leslie L. Ritchey and
Je-ule Richey, Dr. Whitlow, H. W. Anderason, Earl Morrii, Herman Luoma. Velda
Peterson. Gilbert I. Stuart, Analauf and Sona, D. F. Broady. Jamea A. Williams,
Claud Crow, Cloyie E. Harris and Lula Mae Harria, Herbert Irwin, Paul Lakey,
Robert McClintock, Eugene Nelson, R. E Proper. Lupher Proper and H. J. Proper,
R. J. Randall, Melvin Russell. H. T Stikeleather, Will Thiel, Roy E. Thornton.
W. H. McMillan and Florence McMillan, Ralph R. Mojonnier. R. L, Colley, L. L.
Slagle and Bernice Slagle, Roy L. Butler, Bill Pardon. Luther B. Judy, William
P. Bise, James Abbott, Bickett Stores. Inc., H. D. Butler. F. F. Cornell, Ervin M.
Plerion, Mn. William Rosier. Walter Steineke and Frankie C. Stelneke, Andy
Strom, Mrs. Arthur Wolfgram, Mri. H. F. Yeoman, William M. Willis, Ray Haines,
V. M. Duncan, George Myers. W. S. Barnes. B, C. Bunker, A. W. Cade. Clarence
Abbott, Joe Moore, C. C. Dean and H. D Dean, Roy W. Miles. Phares Nelson,
Henry Wegner and Ina Wegner, R. E. Keith. John L. Wingler and Ernest Wingler,
Theodore H. Adams, J. M. Freeman. H. W. Losev, Arthur Nollan, William A.
Rader and Mahala M Rader, Glen Davis and Guy Wood. Melvin Lord, Earl Moore,
Ed Smith, Loss C. Carter, E. H. Collman and Alice Collman, W. E. Correll. J. K.
Culbertson, Lloyal Goff, O. R. Hyland, L. E. Johnson and Grace Johnson, William
C Raddick and Anna B. Raddick. W. E. Taylor, R. M. Anderson and Nellie D.
Anderson. Carl Broszlo, Earl Van Cleave, M. E. DeCosta, B. M. Starr and L. M
Starr, Curtis Trent, Henrv Taylor and W. E Kenegy. W. H. Kennv. S. A. Lavman
and William C. Lin due 1 1 Jr., Lester Woods. Elvin V. Woods and Carl Olson, Fred
erick E. Everett ..'r., George H. Hoefer, M. L. Jones, M. B. Norton. L C. Smith.
Edgar Tanner, J. T. Rathbone, James Estabrook. Harry Clemons. O. A. Hughe
and Eva Hughes. B. R. Inscho. George Ward, R L. Adair, Thomas L. Findlay and
Ruth M. Findlay, L. T. llannon, George Herzig. Sid Howell, A. J. Kaiser, W. A.
Sharp. Icle Stlltner, C. T. Hunt. Fred H. Schroeder, C. B. Bowman, C. R. Garri
son, Virgil Lynn and Leona Lynn, Ruby R, Krider, W. D. Roberts, Ivan Swift.
Hugh L. White and I. Mary White. John Williams, Hammond Ashley, Donald M
Goldsberry, George Koontz. Delbert B. Shelton and Elsie Shelton. W. A. Alex
ander, Clifford D. Jones, Hoden Lawrance, Frank Stancliff, Earl Bell, Mri. John
Campbell, Grant Clayton. C. J. Endres, James Fueston, James A. Jones and Ila
J. Jones. William F Lempke and Ralpha Lempke, G. M. MacMurrav. Clifford
McGhehey, Frank Sinsley and Dorothy Sinsley, Morton Smith and Ethel Smith.
O. A. Warkentin and Esther V Warkentin. W. J. Broock. August DeGnath. Joseph
B. Hulse. W. LI. Lewis, Mrs. Charles Watson. William R. Wilson and Doris M.
Wilson, Roy Willis and Dorothy Willis. Edd Sam Mann, John S. Ausmus, H. E.
Black, William F. Breed love and Gladys E. Breed love. Roy Bryant, George W.
French and Frutella French. Harold L. Smith G. O. Clayton, Oscar E Joetson
Bruce L. Wynter, D G. Beavis and Dora Beavis. M. L. Canfield and Goldie Can
field. Charles R. Cook, John H. McGrath, M. F. Moffett. Mark Walker. Nelson
Geer, A. F. Gtlklson. J. L. Hatfield. William L. Riser and Mary Lelie Riser, H. R.
Ulm, J. E. Brown. Henry Dcnn, Nora F. Dcnn, J B. Mvers and W. L. Myers, C. B.
Knight. Mrs. Cora Cobb, W. Cobb, William Cox. J. E. Farmer, Fred Ball, H. J
Bauer, Arthur H Crawford and Pearl D. Crawford. A. E. Cook, F. E. Cook, L. R
Weaver, Mamie C. Jackson and QuJntena Jackson. G. Glbbs. D. C. Critchfield and
Tyndle Goln, R. I. Bnolh. D. H. Faubion, Leta D. Hines and Clarence G. Hlnes,
Ralph Brady and Betty Grady, Janips Brown. A. E. Johns, M. L. Morse, D. W.
O'Steen and Don V. Garner, Joe Shadier, Fred Cooper, H. W. Denton, Rafe
Dompier, Cecil E. Ford, Chester Peffley and Jean A. Pefftey, C. D, Woodward,
A. P. Butler.
and all persons owning or claiming to own, or having or claiming to have, any
interest in any personal property hereinafter listed and described.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to you and each of you that for reason of
delinquency of the payment of the taxes on the hereinafter described persona'
property for the years and in the amounts as set forth, that the tax collector for
Douglas County, OreRon, has Issued warrants to enforce pavment of the said
taxes, together with interest thereon to the date of issue of said warrants, against
the following named persons as the respective owners of the several personal
properties hereinafter described, as appearing on the latest tax roll:
War- Name of Owner Yrar
rnnt as Shown-by Description of of Delin-
No. Latest Tax Roll Property quency Tax Interest
1 S. W. Aasen Equipment & furniture 1048 90.00 8.18
2 M. E. Ager Machinery & mchdse. 1848 47.87 4 31
3 F. J. Crlss Marhlnery & equip. 1048 284.82 25.83
4 Richard R. Ecker Furniture & equipment 1948 28.02 1.59
3 Osmer O. Ford Merchandise, office
furniture & equipment 1948 7.27 .65
8 C. C. Harris Equipment & mchdse. 1948 21.82 1.96
7 D. Horensteln Merchandise & equip. 1948 31 68 2 85
8 J. E. Horn Furniture 4e equipment 1947 2fi.ll 4 44
9 Roy House Mchdse & furniture 1948 36.36 3 27
10 C. W. Jurgcnsen Equipment & mchdse. 1!)48 16.36 1.47
11 Helen A. Kiefer Mchdse. A furniture 1948 36.36 3 27
12 A. "Pop" Klasnic Merchandise 1948 57.57 5.18
13 Mid-Oregon Print- Furniture, equipment
ing Co. by Harry & merchandise 1948 149.08 13.42
O. Strom, Mgr.
14 B. Mohr Mchdse. & equipment 1948 81.81 7.38
15 Veryle Nickell Merchandise & furni
ture and equipment 1947 16 32 2 77
17 Ted Pratt Furn , equip. & mchdse 1948 78 18 7 04
18 O. O. Russel Mcchandl3e 8t furniture 194R 12.73 114
19 W. A. Srbring Livestock 1948 4 24 38
l 20 William W. Stanley Mchdse. mach. & equip. 1048 76.36 6 87
21 Raemars N.
I Siembacle Mchdse., furn. 8c equip. 1918 4 98 .45
22 M. G. Swnlls Merchandise 1947 38.41 6 53
23 Bickett Stores Inc. Mchdse.. furn. & equip, 1948 247.34 22 26
24 Carl Boisvart Furniture & equip t'ttl, . 13 41 i 21
25 E. E. Ely Mchdse.. furn. 4 equip. 1947 43.39 7.48
26 Hugh Furtney Furniture & equip. 1947 39 11 6 65
27 Albert Gipson Furniture & equip. 1947 1.85 03
1948 2.97 .27
7 92
23.78
34 53
30.55
39.83
17.83
39.63
62.75
162.50
89 17
19.09
85.22
13.87
4 8?
83.21
3 43
Description of
Property
Year
of Delin-
Tax Interest Total
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
V. M. Duncan
George Myen
W. S. Barnes
B. C. Bunker
A. W. Cade
Clarence Abbott
Joe Moore
C. C. Dean At
H. V Dean
Roy W. Miles
Pharea Nelson
Henry Wegnr Ac
lna Wegner
R E Koith
126 John L Wingler
urn est wingler
Theodore H. Adams
J M. Freeman
U. M. Freeman tc
Son)
H. W. Losey
Arthur Nollan
William A. Rader
tc Mahala M. Rader
Glen Davis it
Guy Wood
Melvin Lord
Earl Moore
Ed Smith
Loss C. Carter
E. H. Collman At
Alice Collman
W. E. Correll
J. E. Culbertson
127
128
120
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
furniture e Mdse.
Mach. At Live toe k
Machinery At Equip.
Livestock
Mach. Ac Cqulp.
Mach. At equip.
Mach. At Livestock
Livestock
Machinery
Farm Machinery
Farm Mach. At Lvstek.
Merchandise A: Mach,
Machinery A; Equip.
Mach, At Equip.
Machinery At Lvstek.
Machinery At Equip.
Cow .
Farm Mach. At Lvitck.
Mach., Equip. At Lvitck.
Machinery it Equip,
Farm Machinery
Machinery it Equip.
Livestock
Machinery Ax equip.
Livestock
14I 164 .11 fts
1948 7 21 OS TU
1948 78 98 7.11 86 00
1941 I 3fl 40 laa
lets 71 0 48 78 24
1047 10.01 1 71 U.7
1047 Tt.tl 13.5$ 03-M
1048 1.13 .10 115
1047 13.42 2 83 1105
1644 23.12 2-00 25 20
1948 10.08 .90 11 07
1030 11.46 0.00 30.44
1048 3430 4 91 69.49
104A 42.36 It! 46 39
104T 61.11 103 11.30
1046 180.88 16.2b 107.18
1947 1.31 .21 1.42
1946 4.71 .33 B.04
M94T 36.70 9.08 68.98
1946 21.67 1.93 33,82
1048 81.30 7.34 88.64
1946 123.12 11.06 134 20
1946 138.00 14.23 172.23
1940 1.17 .11 1.28
1948 334.00 31.06 335.08
1947 1.53 .26 1.79
1046 3.48 .ft 3.77
28 George Golden
29 A. J. Gorman
30 J W. Gritfus
31 Clarence Heyes
32 H. Hober
33 Earl A. Morris
34 North Lake Tele
Phone Co. co
Carl Jacobson
35 H. W. Pendnrvis &
. E. M. Pendarvis
36 W. J. Robinson
37 C. O. Tanner
38 Robert J. Unger
39 Laura Bell
40 Noble Snyder
41 Dr. P. E. Thomas
42 E. E. Baldwin
Frankie Harms
W. S. Bryant A
Nancy M, Bryant
Koy t-overi
46 William H. Melton
6c Edna M. Mellon
47 G. P. Moore
4K R. S. Oleson
49 J. J. Packer
50 S E. Voole
51 Elizabeth Howden
52 R. D. Butte
53 J. R. Monahan
54 W Williams
55 Floyd W. Howard
56 O. F. Bofkin and
44
Hazel Pearl Bofkin Equipment 1948 44 88 4 04
57 Mrs Joseph Hitler Furniture. Office 1048 67.32 6 06
58 L. P. Womack Mchdse. Furn. 6t Equip. 1947 47 37 8 05
59 Arthur J. Fawcett Furniture A Equipment 1947 19 54 3 32
60 Treva Pruner. Mchdse. At Furn. 1947 34.68 9 30
Equipment 1948 111.39 10.03
Total
61 Forest Ream and
Marie Re im Furniture 194P 22.10 1.99
62 Blaine W. States Furniture At Equipment 1948 22 10 1 99
63 W. H. Berry Machinery 1947 36.34 9 58
Equipment At 1947 14 67 2 49
Livestock 1948 81.2'i 7.31
Total
84 Bradlev G. Harris l ivestock 1947 3 42 .38
65 Norrts Meerve Machinery At Equipment 1947 108 89 17.42
66 Ray Risenhuber Improve, on Property 141 2 71 1.B0
67 c;eorge Dalton Equipment At Livestock 1948 2 39 .22
68 C. M. Greenlee Mchdse. At Livestock 1948 7.26 .63
69 I N. Tu midge Equipment 148 125 16 11 26
7i) R;ilph Dou-iv Equipment 1948 83 80 7.34
71 Harold Kirk Livestock 1948 4.26 .38
72 Leslie L. Httchev
and Jessie Ritchey Livestock At Poultry 1948 8 52 .77
73 D. Whitlow Equipment 1948 319 48 46 75
74 II. V Anderson Equipment At Livestock 1948 5H 50 3 27
75 Earl Morris Livestock At Boats 148 15 21 1.37
76 Herman Luoma Boats 1948 10 14 .91
77 Velda Peterson Boats 1948 4 44 .40
78 Gilbert I. Stuart Machinery At Equipment 1947 10 8 187
79 Analauf A Sons Equipment 1948 8 40 .76
80 D F. Broadv Machinery A Livestock 1947 3.64 6 09
81 Janirs A. Williams Equipment At 1H7 86 42 14 69
Machinery 1948 11.34 1.02
Total
83 Claud Crow Equipment A Livestock 1948 33.74 2.14
83 Clovsr E. Harris A
Lula Mae Harris Livestock 1948 2 59 .23
84 Herhcrt Irwin Equipment 1948 10 ;iH .93
65 Paul Lakev Livestock 1947 4.00 .68
86 Robert McOllntock Equipment 1948 5 19 .47
87 Eugene NoUon Livestock 1948 1.28 .12
88 R. E. Proper
Lupher Proper Merchandise, furniture
H J. Proper A livestock 1948 38 93 3 50
89 R. J. Raiulalt Livestock 1948 4 16 .37
90 Melvin Russell Livestock 1948 3 19 .47
91 H T. Stikeleather Livestock 1948 1 58 .14
92 Will Thirl Livc-OcH-k 1948 2 17 .20
93 Rnv E. Thornton Livestock 1948 1.49 .13
94 W H. Mt'Millsiii A
Florence McMillan Equipment A Livestock 148 14 54 1 31
95 Ralph R. Mojonnier Equipment tU8 3 S3 33
96 R. U Collev Livestock 1940 6 40 4.50
97 1. I. Slame and
Hernice SUxle Machinery 1948 11.49 1.03
96 Roy L. Butler Mm hinerv, equipment
A livestock 1947 1173 314
99 Bill Pardon Machinery 118 2:td 2 16
10O Luther H Judv Machinery A livestock !- S3 8t
tt'l William P Bise Livestock 1948 7 .68
tirj J .line Abbott Watercraft 148 3 iS 28
I'Vt Bickett Stores, Inc. F'lrmture A Mchdse. 1948 166.12 13 13
li4 H. D. Butler Livestock 148 3 11 38
(5 V F rot ocll Machinery A eq-iipment 147 44 M 7 58
liHi Ervin M Piemon Watercraft W48 3 17 .46
ln7 Mrs William Hosier Waiercrlt 1948 9 13 .82
108 Walter Siemrke A
Frankie C StetneKe Livestock 147 3 10 .58
Hid Andy Strom Boats 1947 2 20 .37
110 Mrs Arthur
Wolfgrain Merchandise 198 3 03 28
111 Mrs H T Yeoman Machinery 1U8 433 III
112 Willi.s-n M Wiilia P-Miii VW 1 R4 31
113 Ray Haines Mach. A Equip. 147 301 S !t 13
1947 14 18 3 41
Total 70.56
48 92
73.38
55.42
22 HO
63.98
121.42
24.09
24 09
65 92
17.18
88 56
4 00
126 31
4 40
261
7.91
138 42
96 14
4.64
9 29
566 23
63.87
16,58
11.05
4 81
12.85
9.16
41.93
131.11
12.36
113.47
23. BB
3 82
11. II
4 88
5 A
1.40
42 43
4 M
3 66
1.7-1
2 37
1 62
13.83
3 9:
1000
12.52
1800
36 13
33 81
8 2.1
3 .13
183 47
3 TP
53 73
3 3
9 05
3 57
311
49 74
2 11
35 28
16 39
140 Lloyal Goff Machinery A livestock 194T 17.68 3 01
141 O. R. Hyland Livestock 194T 1.30 .30
141 L. E. Johnson A
Grace Johnson Machinery A livestock 1946 7.41 .07
143 William C. Raddick
A Anna B. Raddick Livestock 1940 1 93 .10
144 W. E. Taylor Machinery it livestock 1048 31.01 3.79
145 K. M. Anderson A
Nellie D. Anderson Machinery A livestock 1948 91.30 8 31
146 Carl Broszlo Livestock 1048 1.33 -.14
147 Earl Van Cleave Livestock 1948 3.04 .37
148 M. E. DeCosta Machinery A livestock 1948 39.21 3.53
149 B. M. Starr A
L. M. Starr Machinery A livestock 104T 14.75 3 51
1946 18.60 1.43
Machinery A equip. 1947 5.48 .93 6 41
Mchdse. A furniture 1948 99 82 8 93 I OR 80
Merchandise 1948 17.87 1.61 19.48
Merchandise boats
and furniture 1948 210 09 18 91 229 0O
Mchdse. A equip. 1948 55 87 5 03 60,90
BoaU 1948 29.03 2.62 31.67
Equipment 1947 1.09 ' .19 1.28
Equip., mchdse. A furn. 1948 102 81 9 23 112 06
Equipment 1048 8.94 .Bl 9 75
Boats loin 5 n7 .54 6 51
Mchdse. A Furn. 1948 120.69 10.86 131.53
Mchdse, A Equipment 1948 12.86 1.16 14.02
Mchdse. A Furn. 1948 25.73 2.32 2B.05
Furniture A Equipment 1H48 34.84 3.14 37.98
Equipment Klin 121.35 10.92 132.27
Livestock 1948 1.82 .16 1,98
Livestock 1948 3.19 .29 3.48
Livestock 1947 2.60 .44 3.04
Livestock 1948 6.92 ,62 7.94
Furniture A Equipment 1948 31.92 2.87 34 79
Livestock 1948 3. 18 .29 3.47
Kurniture A Equipment 1948 23.94 1 67 25.61
Furniture A Equipment 1948 47.88 3.83 51.71
Merchandise 194B 130.78 11.77 142.55
Merchandise 1048 199 83 17.99 217.84
Mchdse. A Furn. 1948 88.42 7 96 96.38
Mchdse A Furn. 1948 109.60 9-86 119.16
Mchdse. A Furn. 1947 30 90 5 25 36.15
Equipment 1948 31.59 2.84 34 43
Roy Willis A
Dorothy Willis
Edd Sam Mann
John S. Animus
H. E. Black
Wm. F. Breedlove
A Gladys E.
Breedlove
Roy Bryant
George W. French
A Frutella French
Harold L. Smith
G. O. Clayton
Oscar E, Joelson
Bruce L. Wynter
D. G, Beavis A
Dora Beavis
M. L. Canfield A
Goldfe Canfield
Charles R. Cook
John H. McGrath
M. F. Moffett
Mark Walker
Nelson Geer
A. F. Gilkison
J. L. Hatfield
Wm. L. Riser A
Mary Leila Riser
H. R. Ulm
J. E. Brown
Henry Denn
Nora F. Denn
J. B. Mven A
W. L. Mvers
C. B. Knight
Mrs. Cora Cobb
W. Cobb
William Cox
J. E. Farmer
Fred Ball
Machinery A equip.
I Machinery, equip.
A livestock
Machinery A equip.
Machinery A equip.
Livestock
Livestock
Livestock
Livestock A Marh.
Imp., Mach. A Equip,
Machinery
Livestock
Machinery
Machinery
Machinery A equipment
Mach., Equip. A Lvtsck.
Livestock
Livestock
Mach., Equip. A Lvitck.
Michinery A livestock
Mach., Equip. A Lvtack.
Livestock
Livestock
Livestock
Mach., Lvitck, A Equip.
Non-reg. Aircraft
Livestock
Machinery A livestock
345 H. J. Bauer
246 Arthur H. Crawford
A Pearl D. Craw
ford 247 A. E. Cook
248 F. E. Cook
349 L. R. Weaver
250 Mamie C. Jackson
A Qulntena
Jackson
252 G. Gibbs. D. C.
Critchfield and
Tyndle Goln
254 R. I. Booth
253 D P. Faubion
236 Leta D. Hines A
Clarence G. Hines
Ralph Brady and
euy Hraay
236 James Brown
339 A. K. Johns
260 M. L. Mors. D. W.
OSteen and
Don V. Garner
361 Joe Shadier
2('2 Fred Cooper
363 H. W. Denton
264 Rafe Dompier
263 Cecil E. Ford A
Oma O. Ford
266 Chester Peffley A
Jean A. Peffley
267 C. D. Woodward
268 A. P. Butler
237
Mach., Equip. A Lvstek.
Mach., Equip. A Lvstek.
Implements A Mach.
Implements A Mach.
Machinery A livestock
Machinery A livestock
Machinery A equipment
Machinery A equipment
Machinery
Machinery A livestock
Livestock
Machinery
Livestock
Machinery A equipment
Machinery
Livestock
Machinery
Machinery A equipment
Machinery A equipment
Implements A livestock
Mach., Equip, A Lvitck.
Implements
Total 6 69
30.69
1.40
113
33.80
09.41
1.66
3 31
'42.74
17.26
17.22
Total 34.43
150 Curtis Trent Machinery A equip. 1940 36.1T 3.36 30.43
151 Henry Taylor A
W. E. Kenegy Equip. A machinery 104T 98.34 16.31 111.33
133 W. H. Kenny Michinery, equipment
A livestock 1946 0.08 .63 ' 0.90
153 S. A. Layman A
Wm. C. Llndicll Jr. Machinery A equip. 1948 303.40 37.33 339.62
154 Lester Woods,
Elvin V. Woods A
Carl L Olson Machinery A equip. 194T 31.55 5.36 38 fW5
1948 01.00 8.10 99 li
Total 136.10
153 Frederick E.
Everett Jr. Livestock 1948 6.43 .38 7 01
156 George H. Hoefer Machinery A livestock 1D4T 12.46 3.12 14AO
157 M. L. Jones Poultry 1047 4.48 .76 5 34
158 M. B. Norton Machinery A livestock 1948 2.32 .21 3 53
159 I. C. Smith Livestock 1948 1.03 .18 2 13
160 Edgar Tanner Machinery A livestock 1948 13.10 1.36 16 46
161 J. T. Rathbone Machinery A livestock 1947 1.88 .32 2 20
162 James Estabrook Livestock 1947 1.68 .32 2 20
163 Harry demons Livestock 1947 1.54 .24 1.80
164 O. A. Hughes and
Eva Hughes Livestock 1947 3.07 .33 3.39
163 B. R. Inscho Merch., Furn. A Equip. 1047 133.23 32.65 133.90
166 George Ward Livestock 1948 7.31 .66 7.97
167 R. L. Adair Mach. A Equip. 1947 20.35 3.46 33.81
169 Thomas L. Findlay
A Ruth M. Findlay Livestock 1047 3.11 .36 3.47
1948 2.23 .30 3.43
170 L. T. Hannon Mach., Equip. A Lvstek. 1947 3.30 .39 3.89
171 George Herzig Livestock 1847 1.37 .23 1.60
172 'Sid Howell Machinery 1948 7.23 .66 7.95
173 A. J. Kaiser Livestock 1947 3,30 .36 3.86
174 W. A. Sharp Livestock 1948 2.03 .18 2.21
173 Icle Stlltner Livestock 1948 4.02 .36 4.38
176 C. T. Hunt Livestock 1947 2.15 .37 2.32
177 Fred H. Schroeder Livestock 1948 4.27 ,38 4.65
178 C. B. Bowman Livestock 1948 6.94 .62 7.58
179 C. R. Garrison Livestock 1046 4.27 .38 4.63
180 Virgil Lynn A
Leona Lynn Livestock 1948 4.90 .43 5.44
181 Ruby R. Krider Machinery 1948 2.45 .22 2.67
182 W. D. Roberts Livestock 1948 2.04 .18 2.22
183 Ivan Swift Livestock 1948 2 37 Jl 2.58
184 Hugh L. White A
I. Mary White Livestock 1948 1.19 .11 1.30
185 John Williams Livestock 1948 1.19 .11 1.30
186 Hammond Ashley Machinery 1947 26.21 4.48 30.67
Equipment A Livestock 1948 30.10 3.62 31.72
187 Donald M. Golds
berry Livestock 1948 2.65 .24
188 George Koontz Machinery A Equipment 1948 379.31 35.14
189 Delbert B Shelton
A Elsie Shelton Livestock 1948 40.73 3.67
190 W. A. Alexander Livestock 1948 6.52 .59
191 Clifford D. Jones Livestock 1947 13.30 3.30
192 Hoden Lawrence Machinery A livestock 1948 4,18 .38,
193 Frank Stancliff Machinery A livestock 1948 1.49 .13
194 Earl Bell Machinery A equip. 1947 1.72 .29
195 Mrs. John Campbell Livestock 1947 3.04 .33
196 Grant Clayton Livestock 1947 1.06 .33
197 C. J. Endres Machinery A equip. 1948 38,20 3.26
193 James Fueston Livestock 1948 2.17 .20
199 James A. Jones A
Ila J. Jones Livestock A machinery 1948 3.48 .31
200 Wm. F. Lempke A
Ralnha Lempke Machinery 1948 14.36 1.38
201 G. M. MacMurray Livestock 1048 8.07 .73
202 Clifford McGhehey Machinery A livestock 1948 16.37 1.66
203 Frank Sinsley A
Dorothy Sinsley Livestock 1947 3.43 .58
204 Morton Smith A
Ethel Smith Machinery A livestock 1948 8.48 M
205 O. A. Warkentin A
Esther V.
Warkentin Livestock 1947 1.39 .37
206 W. J. Broock Machinery 1946 2.85 .26
207 August DeGnath Machinery, livestock
A equipment lvt7 4 04 .60
208 Joseph B. Hulse Livestock 1948 2.70 .24
209 W. D. Lewis Livestock 1948 3.21 .47
210 Mrs. Charles
W auon Machinery A livestock 1941 3.10 197
211 William R. Wilson Machinery 1948 75.73 6 83
A Doris M. Wilson Equipment A Livestock 1948 32.75 3.05
Total 62.39
2 89
304.43
44.40
7.11
13.80
4,56
1.82
2.01
2.30
2.29
39.46
3.37
3.70
15.34
8.80
30.03
4.00
T.04
1.86
3.11
4 73
2.94
5.68
s.n
82 55
34.80
Total 107.35
1048 40.33 4.44 03.76
1047 1 36 .33 1.39
1047 3 33 .63 4 47
1047 10.03 1.66 ' 12.78
1048 385 ' .24 2.89
1947 4.37 .74 5.11
1046 36 30 3.29 30.79
1947 3.35 .80 4.15
1947 35.77 6.08 41.83
1R48 312.64 38 14 340.78
1947 37.17 4.62 31,79
1047 1.63 .36 1.00
1948 37.45 3.53 41.00
1948 7.22 .63 7.87
1948 123 40 11.29 136 .69
1940 1.43 .13 1 56
1946 37.13 3 44 29.30
1948 26 20 2 36 28.56
1947 36.79 6.59 43 38
1947 11.71 1.99 13.70
1948 3 24 .30 3 44
1946 2 38 .31 3 59
1947 34.86 4.33 30 09
1048 19 38 1.74 31.13
1947 53.90 9.16 63.06
1048 07 .10 1 17
1048 4 36 .30 4 67
1947 5 46 .93 6 39
1947 0.83 1.87 11.30
1946 54.40 490 89.39
1948 1.42 .13 1 35
1930 18.35 16 33
1939 13.96 12.30 28 48
1940 13 84 11.14 26.98
1941 18.36 11.44 20.80
104T 3 64 .45 3.00
1047 0 00 1.04 7 13
1948 0 70 .87 10 57
1946 8 54 .77 0 31
1948 73.33 6.63 80.15
a 5.10 Jl 1 44
1947 11 23 1 01 13 13
1948 110 06 10.73 129 80
1948 10.56 1.76 31 32
1048 7 83 ,71 8-34
1048 1 47 .13 1 60
1046 38 06 3 43 41 49
1048 6.10 .55 6 63
1948 3 73 .34 4 06
1048 61 00 B 4S 66 46
1948 1 23 .11 1 33
1948 1 34 30 1 2 08 1 46 28
1947 33.52 0.10 62.62
194T 138.93 33.63 162 54
108 12 03 1.10 14 OP
1947 1.34 .23 1 37
1948 4.23 .38 4.61
Immediately upon completion of service by publication of the above described
warrants if the delinquent taxes and Interest and cost of service shall not have
been paid, each such warrant, or a duplicate thereof, will be filed by the tax
collector with the county clerk for entry in the judgment docket of Douglas
County.
The amount of each warrant when docketed, together with added cost
charges will become a lien upon the title to any interest In real property
owned by the person against whom the warrant is Isiued, end the taxes on
personal property embraced in such warrant, with interest, penalties and costs
applicable thereto, will continue as a lien on all personal property of the person
assessed, as otherwise provided by law. The effect will be the same as though
the people of the county had recovered Judgment against the person charged
for the full amount of the delinquent taxes covered by the warrant, together
with Interest thereon and costs as provided by law
Service by publication of this notice is made by four consecutive weekly
publications thereof in the ttospbars; Newt-Review, a newspaper of general cir
culation In Douglas County, pursuant to the order of the Douglas County Court,
dated April 25. 1940.
Date of first publication of this notice May 3. 1040
Date of last publication of this notice Msv 31, 1040.
O T. CARTER
County Sheriff and Tan Collector for
Douglas County, Oregon
Abbreviations
Mchdse - Merchandise
Pqu'.p Equipment
Lvstek Livestock
Imp Implements
Reg Registered
By ,
Deputy
ROBERT 0 DAVIS
District Attorney for Douglas County,
Oregon