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Lions' Football
Trophy Awarded
To Bill Van Horn
Sot., Nov. 12, 1949-Th.- Ntwi-R.vlew, Roieburj, Ore. 11
Autos
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Autos 27 Autos 27
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1949 PLYMOUTH 4-door
New car guarantee. Courtesy
car 11885.00
1947 DODGE Town Sedan
Has all the gadgets. Beau
tiful maroon finish and
plastic aeat covers 1595.00
1948 DODGE Custom Sedan
. Radio, heater and not a
scratch on the paint. Runs
like new 1395.00
1941 FORD 2 -Door
Don't miss seeing this for
only. 695.00
194T DODGE Pickup.
1948 DODGE Pickup. .
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1943 GMC Pickup.
A-speeg, overloads. Very
clean 643 00
1046 DODGE Pickup.
Take It away for only. 645.00
A
1946 DODGE 11 Ton Platform
New tires and naint. Don't
miss this . 1393.00
1939 FORD 1'7 Ton
Mechanically good Clean as
as can be. . ; 695.00
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HERE'S A COUPLE OF CHEAPIES
1938 PLYMOUTH Dtluxe Coupe. 123.10
1838 PONT1AC Sedan 95.00
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DON'T FORGET THAT WF TRADE
AND GIVE TERMS TO SUIT YOU
FOR A GOOD. DEPENDABLE. GUAR
ANTEED USED CAR SEE "HANK"
SIMMONS.
Si Dilldrd
Motor Co.
Used Car Lot
LockwoocTs
USED CARS
Best Buys
Anywhere
1949 FORD Custom Sedan (Demo) iR9A.no
1949 MERCURY Sprl Sdn iDemol 2I9.1
1947 PONTIAC Fordor Sedan .. 1545 oc
1947 FORD Fordor Sedan 1295.00
1947 CHEVROLET Fordor Sedan
Fleetllne 1293.00
1947 FRAZER Fordor Sedan 1195 00
1946 FORD Tudor Sedan 1095.00
1946 FORD Fordor Sedan 1095. 0J
1946 PLYMOUTH Fordor Sedan .. 923.00
1942 PONTIAC Sedan Tudor B91.no
1942 STUDEBAKER Fordor Sedan 705.00
1942 STUDEBAKER Tudor Sedan 745 00
1941 STUDEBAKER Club Cp 570.00
1941 FORD Tudor Sedan 095.00
1941 CHEVROLET Club Coupe .... 595 00
1940 STUDEBAKER Fordor 6edan 42o 00
1940 FORD Tudor Sedan . 550.00
19119 PLYMOUTH Coupe 495..IU
1938 OLDSMOBILE Sedan :195.00
1937 CHEVROLET Tudor 325.00
1937 FORD Coupe - 295.00
1936 FORD Tudor 105.00
Open Sunday
From 9 to 3
Trucks And Pickups
1948 FORD 1-ton Stake Rack 1795 00
1948 FORD '3-ton Stake Rack .. 1205.00
1947 STUDEBAKER IV. -TON
Chassis & Cab 8B5 00
1947 WILLYS 1-ton Pickup 99.Y00
1946 WILLYS Station Wagon .... 1345.00
You Pay Less For
Used Cars At
LOCKWOOD
MOTORS
Easy Terms
Used Cars
At
Umpqua Motors
1949 TRAZER. low mileage 1995
1947 FRAZER MANHATTAN, all the
extrai a sharp car. fully
guaranteed . . . -v I
losfl CROSLEY Conv., very clean . 505
1941 CHRYSLER Royal 'J
1936 FORD Tudor. 2'5
TRANSPORTATION
1938 FORD Tudor
1937 PLYMOUTH Tudor
1937 PLYMOUTH Fordor
1938 FORD 60 Coupe, new motor. .
19.16 FORD Tudor -
1937 CHEV Tudor
1934 PLYMOUTH Coupe. A-l work
ear. tn perfect mechanical
shape -
Umpqua Motors
1444 No Stephens
(Next tn Snark Shackt
Ph. 752
MORE MONEY for your car Cash nn
th spot Cork rum Motor. Inc Dc
Soto Plymouth- Phon. 408 114 N
Rom St.
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trad for lot or small house Roe
burg Furniture Exchange, Sot Mo.
Jackson St.
Better Buys
At Barcus
Ford Specials
1948 SUPER DELUXE sedan. Fac
tory tns tailed heater, air con
ditioner and radio. Beautiful
' black finish. Upholstery like
new; new tires 1445
1940 4 -door sedan, RAH
1940 5-pass. coupe. R & H
. 595
. 393
1938 DELUXE tudor
heater ,
radio,
383
1937 Sixty coupe .
1937 Sixty a-door sedan
1937 85 4-door aedan
1937 85 2-door eedan
1929 Model A panel. It rum
245
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Other Buys
194 PACKARD 120 Clipper Deluxe
. sedan, factory Installed radio
and heater, overdrive 343
1942 DODGE: fluid drive, heater.
new tires. One owner 80S
1940 HUDSON Sedan, R & H. good
tires !
1940 DESOTO deluxe sedan: radio.
heater 573
1940 STUDEBAKER coupe 421
luoo uuii.iv Hoaamaster sedan, it
you want a big automobile in
extra good shape and a low
price, this is It only 395
1934 CHEVROLET sedan, good trans
portation ..
Trucks
1947 DODGE shortlog truck. 2-speed
ax.. Brownie, tags, excellent
condition .. 2t
1946 STUDEBAKER PICKUP,
heater, radio, perfect con-
tion Only .. 8C3
Open Sundays
BARCUS SALES &
SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Highway 99 N it Garden Valley Ruad
This Week's
Special
This ad is
worth $75.00
on all these
better used
cars
Down Payment and Terms
Will Be Made to Suit You.
1846 FORD 4-door
1946 HUDSON 4-door
1948 JEEP, 4-wheel drive
1941 FORD Club Coupe ...
1940 HUDSON Coupe
1939 PLYMOUTH Coupe ...
1005.00
995.00
1939 NASH Amb. Sedan
1840 LINCOLN Sedan
1940 CHEVROLET 2-door .
1941 HUDSON Club Coupe
1940 HUDSON Sedan
1941 PONTIAC 2-door
1942 HUDSON "a" sedan .
1941 HUDSON Club Coupe,
1941 CHEVROLET Sedan ....
Better Buys & More Car
For Your $$ at
Roseburg
Hudson Co.
Hudson Dealer
702 So.' Stephens St. Ph. U76-R
1947 BIMCK Super, R St H. l-"30
1947 STUDEBAKER. H 1343
2 Extra Rood 1948 JEEPS 1103
low Tnilcage and 1295
1047 WILLYS Station Wagon il'
1P4B 1-Ton FWD 1403
1B41 OLDS. Cluh Coupe. Clean 793
1041 BWICK. Sendanette 7A5
1941 CHEV. 2-door. R a H &
new paint 795
AT WINSTON
1P47 FORD 2-door
1941 PONTIAC Club Coupe.
1940 OLDS. 4-door
19m OLDS 4-door
1941 DODGE 2-door.
19:W STUOFBAKF.R 4-door.
DODGE Power Wagon.
..II.U3
493 !
... s i
373 '
167JI
Riverside,
Motors
1640 No. Stephens
North Side Motors
1947 FOHD 3-passenf.r coup
1947 FORD 4-door Sedan
1946 CHEVROLET 5-pais. coupe
1941 CHEVROLET rnuu. new motor
1940 CHEVROLET tudnr. motor Hke new
1937 CHEVROLET coupe, tine trans-
' portatlon.
MODEL A Pickup, food ahapc
PH. 16S0.J
1701 N. STEPHENS
675 00
525.00
399.00
495.00
475.00
693.00
625 00
525.00
773.00
775 00
black 623.00
693 00
Rose Motor
Used Car Lot
Thanks, to our Buyers in
the past, and for our Buyers
today we have:
1947
1941
itm
1947
1946
1940
1940
1941
1940
1941
1938
1938
OLDSMOBILE "98" Sedan
OLDSMOBILE Club Coup
OLDSMOBILE Sedan
WILLYS JEEP, a very friendly car.
STUDEBAKER, P. U.
CHEVROLET 4-D
CHEVROLET 2-D
CHEVROLET Convertible
DODGE Sedan, new paint job
FORD Sedan
STUDEBAKER Sedan
CHEVROLET Sedan
WE ARE OPEN UNTIL P. M.
Call 68
Rose & Lane Sts.
Rose
Motor Co.
PLYMOUTH 3 PASSENGER coupe like
new condition. See to appreciate.
S393 full price, terms. B25 So. Pine.
f947 FORD Station wagon, new motor,
R St H. 81250. Ph. 644-L.
Impounded 28
UNLESS claimed within 48 hours from
date of notice, the following described
dogs will be disposed of as provided
in City Ordinance No. 1118:
Black Terrier, female, small, crippled.
Red Cocker, male, medium.
Black Collie, curly hair, male, large.
CITY POLICE DEPT.
11-11-403:00 p. m.
Instruction 29
Baton Twirling
Classes Tues. 10 a. m. and 3:46 p m.
Saturdays, 3:30 p. m. Also class and
private lessons in tap. Ulah R hod en
Srhool of Dance Arts. 220 N. Main Si.
Ph 14.TI-J
Notices 31
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids are being accepted by the Build
ing Committee of St. John's Lutheran
Chutch for the construction of a new
church building In the City of Su
therlin. Contractors may obtain copies
of the plans and specifications at the
home of Mr. Anton Coenenberg, Su
thorlin. Bids may be mailed to St.
John's Lutheran Church, Suthenln.
The Building Committee reserves the
right to reject any or all bids."
DUE to sickness the AIR PORT INN will
dc ciosea lor two weeks, starting
the 15th of Nov. Watch for our
opening ad.
AS OF THIS DATE, I will not bere"-
sponslble for debts contracted by any
one other than myself. Edgar J.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on Happy
Valley Ranch. Rohr and Ma raters.
Weekend College
Football Scores
(By The Associated Press)
Miami Fla. 13, South Carolina 7.
Youngstown 7, Muhlenberg 7 ttiei.
Chattanooga 40, Louisiana College 7.
Colby 33, Bates 21.
Colorado A St M 16. Brlgham Young 14.
West Virginia State 14, North Carolina
College 0.
Wofford 26, Tenn. Tech. 7.
Oregon College 43, Chlco Calif.) 7.
Slippery Rock 14, Clarion iPa.) 7.
Colorado College 25, Adams tColo.)
Stale 0.
Fresno State 20, Pepperdine 7.
Colorado Mines 27, Idaho State 27
(tici.
Arkansas Tech. 26, Henderson 0.
San Diego Naval Training 20, Great
Lakes 6.
Hardin 60, Oklahoma City 16.
Dickinson N.D. 23, Eastern Mon
tana i:t.
Compton J. C. (Calif.) 23, Pasadena
City College 6.
Missouri Valley 62. William Jewell 0.
Springfield (Moj 21, Southeast Mis
souri 6.
California Poly 7, Santa Barbara 0.
Whitier 20, California Aggies 1.1.
Pacific Fleet destroyers 39. Fort Bliss 0.
Los Angeles Loyola 13. Nevada 12.
Oregon High
Football Scores
iBy The Associated Press)
Hood River 18, The Dalles 0.
La Grande .'13, Baker 0.
Taft 1H, Tillamook 12.
Independence 13, Monmouth 7,
Toledo 39, Newoprt 0.
Grants Pass 27, Cottage Grove 12.
La Center (Washj 20, Hill Military
(Portland! 6.
Junction City 21. Willamette 2.
Springfield 19. St Mary s (Eugene) 6.
Milton-Freewater 19, Pendleton 0.
Ashland 39. Roseburg 28.
Marshfietd 6, North Bend 0.
Myrtle Point 27. Coqullle 6.
Klamath Falls 19. Bend 13.
Prineville 19. Redmond 0.
Central Catholic (Portland) 14, Scap
poose 0.
Hillsboro 58. Newberg 0.
Tlgard 7. McMlnnville 6.
Eugene 19, Salem 13.
Milwaukie 26, Estacada 6.
. Albany 21, Jefferson (Portland! 9.
Social Security Worker
Will Be Here On Tuesday
Are you losing social security
payments every month?
Paul F. Johnson, manager of
the Eugene office of old-age and
survivors insurance, said today
inai ine social security adminis
tration is anxious to protect the
interests of all workers and their
families, hut that his' office can
not do this unless workers aged
65 and the families of deceased
workers make sure to contact
promptly the social security office
located in Eugene in the Post Of
fice building. "No payments can
be made without a signed appli
cation," Johnson said.
A representative will he in Rose
burg at the Oregon State Em
ployment service Tuesday. Nov.
15. between the hours of 8:30 a.m.
and noon.
FR0SH BEAT ROOKS
CORVALLIS, Ore.. Nov. 12.
'.Pi Playing In ankle-deep mud,
the University of Oregon frosh
pushed over two fourth period
touchdowns vesterdav to defeat
the Oregon Slate Rooks. 13-0. It
was the Rook's fifth straight setback.
The Lions football trophy was
presented to Bill Van Horn, m
Roseburg high school s outstand
ing football player In last Thurs
day's game with Grants Pass.
The presentation was made bv
Ross Newcomb at the weekly
Lions meeting In the Hotel Umo
qua. Van Horn, who had won
the cup twice before, was con
sidered by the Lions committee.
said Newcomb, as the player who
inspirea nis team to come dock
after what appeared to be a dis
astrous defeat, and score two
touchdowns. Roseburg was
threatening again at the final
whistle, with the game ending
20-14 In Giants Pass' favor.
Speaker for the meeting, at
which Lady Lions were guests,
was Glenn N. Riddle of Riddle,
who spoke on early pioneer his
tory. Dr. E. W. Carter explained
plans for an underprivileged
children's party to be held the
Thursday before Christmas in
the hotel lobby. V fund raising
program was started."
Frank Von Borstel Jr. reported
on next Thursday's meeting, a
4-H food production dinner at
Evergreen Grange. The meetir.g
will honor the 4-H members, and
awards will be presented. Mem
bers having extra room in their
cars are asked to stop at the
junior high school.
Walter Allen brought up the
subject of a better safety patrol
at the south Stephens street
crossing for Rose school. The
matter was taken under advise
ment, and discussed further in
the board of directors' session,
following the meeting.
Matt Slapkard reported on
plans for Christmas street decor
ations, which the Lions are to
erect.
Two new members ivere in
ducted by District Governor For
rest Losce. They were Conrad
Clune, sponsored by Keith Phil
lips, and Clifton Saar, sponsored
by Dr. Carter.
Future Citizens
Must Be Taught
More Of World
- IEd. Note.' This is the last of
a series ' of articles by Roseburg
school principals on American Edu.
cation Week).
By EARL LADD
We hear more and more each
day about what we should do in
education tomorrow. I feel that
we should spend more time In
opening a window of learning to
day, so that the children will lie
able to better meet their prob
lems of tomorrow.
The philosophy of the Roseburg
school is to encourage and assist
each pupil to successfully attain
efficiency In the fundamental
processes ol reading, writing,
arithmetic, reasoning, good
health habits, and in the develop
ment of social responsibility lead
ing to successful citizenship in
our democratic society. ,
We are working to achieve
these ideals, and we wish to take
this opportunity . to thank the
church and the home which are
the other two great institutions
that are helping us to reach this
goal.
The citizens of the future are
going to have to know more
about the world than their pre-
ueuessurs. mis is an mescapaoie
fact, and through the cooperation
of the church, the home, and the
school we will achieve this, by
impressing upon each pupil that
he or she Is a citizen of a great
country, wnose greatness de
pends on his or her living suc
cessfully; and u we work to ac
complish this, the school of to
morrow will meet responsibilities
along with the other two great
institutions, because the children
of today will be putting into prac
tice tnose meals mat we are
striving to teach. The big ques
tion is: Are we keeping the win
dow open?
Doniel G. Real, Infant,
Passes At Sutherlin
Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon for Daniel
Gene Real, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hollls Real of Sutherlin,
who died at a local hospital Nov.
10. Father Edmund Hyland of
St. Joseph's church officiated. In
terment was in the Catholic cem
etery. Arrangements were in
cnarge ol tne lxing & Urr Mor
tuary. "
The child was born Nov. 8,
1949, at Roseburg. Surviving he
sides his parents are a brother.
Michael Hollls Real, Sutherlin;
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Real and Mr. and Mrs.
Isadore Groleau, .all of Suther
lin. He is also survived by two
great-grandparents, Mrs. Marv
De Groot of Milwaukie, Wis., and
Mrs. W. I. Lawson, Buffalo, Tex
as. Pacific Coast League
Hikes Its . Waiver Price
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 12.-(.P
The Pacific Coast league has
hiked Its waiver price from $4000
to $7500.
That means no PCL team can
(.Islm nnnthar'm nl.u.i- it-ilhntit
4 1 kl.k.. i C
the league directors voted yester
day.
Winding up their current ses
sion, the PCL moguls also refused
the town of Hayward's applica
tion for a franchise in the Far
West league. By baseball protocol,
Hayward which would operate
in the Oakland-San Francisco
area had to receive permission
from the PCL.
BRITAIN'S DEBT SOARS
LONDON -4PI Britain's na
tional debt has Increased 40-fold
In the last half century, the treas
ury disclosed.
The nation now owes 25.207,
000,000 pounds or 503 pounds for
every man. woman and child In
its population.
r wt. " " 1 i
lUXV jfj
NEEWOLLAH TROPHIES were presented" to schools having the largeit , percentage attendance. The preientationi were
made Wednesday by Junior Chamber of Commerce representatives. Rose school children (upper picture) won the trophy
for the third time for schools of over 150 enrollment., This means the school may keep the award permanently. Pictured,
left to right, are Don Forbes, John Herdiman, Principal Eli S. Hell, Keith Custer and George Mcintosh. The lower picture
shows the presentation of the trophy to Father Edmund Hyland, whose St. Joseph's school was awarded first place for
schools under 150 enrollment. In the background are Mcintosh, Father Hyland, Custer, Forbes and Herdiman. Neewollah thii
year attracted 1020 children from 14 participating schools. One hundred merchandise prize certificates were given indi
viduals, and all children were given ice cream bars. (Picture by Photo Labi.
OCE REMAINS UNBEATEN
CHICO. Calif.. Nov. 12.-4!P)
Oregon College of Education hung
up its eighth straight win of the
season last night against Chico
State co ece. 43-7. The easy vic
tory kept OCE as one of the West
Coast s tnree unoeaten ana un
tied teams.
TALENT WINS
MEDFORD. Nov. 12. (P)
Talent's six-man football team
swamped Dufur 39 to 6 last night
In a quarterfinal game.
LEGAL
XxTiJVsi'jsiMuJisrVV,rri
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF UKKliUW. (UN uuuui.rta
COUNTY.
J. C COPELAND and CAPITOLA
CO PEL, AN u, nuiDana ana wua, r 1111
ttffi VI,
LEONARD H. CROW and MARY CROW,
husband and wire; tne unknown neir
of Leonard H. Crow, if deceased; Ihe
unknown Heirs of Mary Crow, If de
ceived, alio, all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any rlghtt
title, estate, lien or Interest in the
real estate described in the com
plaint herein, and Umpqua Savings
Ac Loan Ass'n., Defendants.
TO: Leonard H. Crow ind Mary Crow,
husband and wile; ine unxnown
Hrirs of Leonard H. Crow, If de
ceased; the Unknown Heirs of Mary
Crow, If deceased; alio, all other
person or parties unknown claim
in jr. any right, title, estate, lien or
interest In the real estate described
in the complaint herein. Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON you and each of you ure
hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint of plaintiffs filed against
vou in the above entitled court and
cause on or before four i4 weeks from
the de of the first publication of
this summons, and if you fall to so
appear and answer said cnmplai'it,
plaintiffs for want thereof will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
In said complaint, a succinct state
ment of which Is as follows: That It
be decreed that plaintiffs are the
owners as tenants by the entirety and
titled to the posKession 01 ine 101-
lowing described real properly, :o-
wlt:
Beginning at a lenca corner mi ine
Northwest corner of the following
described tract at a point which u
lf).:i5 chains north and .10 4 chains
east of the quarter section corner
between Sections 4 and S. Township
2.1 South. Range A West, Willam
ette Meridian: thence running from
said beginning point, around fence
lines North ' east R 66 chain-,
to the northeast corntr of said
recorded property, thence South 1 "
4T west 2 26 chains, thence north
Bit' 57' East 0M chains, thence
south 1" 01' east 5.1S chains, to a
pipe on the north line of a road,
thence South R 30' West 00 chains,
along said road to the southwest
corner of said recorded tract, thence
north 0' 20' west 7.5 chains to the
place of beginning, and being sit
uated In the northwest quarter of
Section 4. Township 2.1 South, Rang.
S West. Willamette Meridian. Doug
las Countv. Oregon. EXCEPTING
THFnEFROM the following portion
of land which Is described as fol
lows: That portion thereof as ronveyed
bv J. C. Copeland and CapHola Cope
land to School District No. 1. as
the same is recorded October M.
In Book 11. page .17. Deed
Records of Douglas County, Ore
gon.
and that the right of possession and
title neiween piainiiri" inn ar.trnu
ants be forever quieted, and thai It
n decreed that any claim of the de
fendants, save and except iimpgui
Savings A Loan Ass'n., or either of
them in and to said real property is
without foundation In law or In equity,
and that the plaintiffs are the owners
In fee of safa premises, sublect to a
mortgage of the Umpqua Savings St
Loan A'n., dated the 28th day of
Sfptember, U49, recorded In Volume
ftf. page 287, Mortgage Records of
Douglas County. Oregon; free from
any and all right, title, estate. Hen
or Interest of said defendants, save
and except t.'mpqtia Savings St Loan
Ann., and all persons claiming by.
through or under them or any of them
be forever enjoined and restrained fiom
anaerting any right, title, estate. Hen
or Interest In or to laid premises or
inv part thereof, and that It be de
rreed that the mortgage of the t!mp-iua
Savings St Lcn Ass'n dated the 28h
dav of September, 104ft, recorded In
Volume RO. page 287, Mortgage Records
of Douglas Countv, Oregon. Is a villd
and subsisting Hen nn said premUes:
and for such other and further relief
tn the court may appear equltaole
This summons la served upon you hy
publicat ion once each week for four
i4t successive weeks In the Roeeburf
News Review. newspaper of general
circulation, as proviaea oy siaiuie,
fitibllshed and issued In Roseburg, Doug
as County, Oregon.
By order of the Honorable Carl E.
Wimherlv. Judas of the above entitled
court made on the 12th day of July,
1948.
OF, DDES AND FELKKR
Attorney for Plaintiffs
U S. National Bank Building,
Roseburg, Oregon.
NOTIf'R TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims ..gainst
tne Estate ot (Jiauae w. mcuonaia, de
ceased, now Dendlne: In the County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon, ire
hereny notified to present tne same,
verified a required by law, to Ged
des and Felker, attorneys at law, Roe-
burg. Oregon, witmn six montni irnin
the date hereof.
Dated this l.lth day of October. 1B10.
RUTH MCDONALD.
Administratrix of the Estate of
Claude W. McDonald, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CRKillTORS
All oersons having claims against the
Estate of G L. Grant. Deceased, now
pending in the County Court of Douglas
County, Oregon, are hereby notified to
K resent the same verified as required
y law, to the undersigned at the office
of Geddcs St Felker, Attorneys. Rose
burg, Oregon, within six months from
ine date nereoi. uaiea ana ursi puu
lished this 13th day of October, 1049.
Administratrix of the Estate ol
G. L. Grant Deceased. ,
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICR U herebv tfiven that Tues
day. November 13, 194H, at 10 o'clock
A. M. In the County Court Room,
County Court House. In Roseburg,
Douglas uouniy, uregon. nave oecn
fixed as the time and place for hear
ing objections, if any, to the final
account filed by the undersigned in
the County Court of Douglas County,
Oregon.
WILLIAM A. iiUUPIRhb
Administrator with the will
annexed of the Estate of Vlctof
James Trayer, deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Nntlr la herehv fflven that Tues
day, November 13lh. 1049, at 10 o'clock
A. M., In the County Court Room,
County Court House, In Roseburg,
Douglas County, Oregon, nave oeen
fixed as the time and place for hear
ing objections. If any, to the final
account filed by the undersigned In
ihe County Court , of Douglas County,
Oregon.
ANNA L.. HUTCHINSUN, UXCruiriX
of the Estate of Joe N. Hutchinson,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All nersons having claims aaatntt the
estate of Elmo Klbby, Deceased, now
pending In the County Court of Doug
las county, uregon, are nereny nou
flerf to nrecent Ihe same, verified as
required bv law, to the undersigned
at the office of Geddes St Felker, At
torneys, Roseburg, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof. Dated
and first published this 22nd day of
ucioDer, iHiH.
naomi b. Kinny
Executrix ot the Estate of
Elmo Klbby, deceased.
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION NOTICE
Roseburg Hudson Company. 702 South
Stephens Street. Roseburg, Oregon, a
co-partnership consisting of Herbeit
weisgerner ano Monen t. onore,
has been dissolved as of November 2,
1049. by the sale of the Interest of
Robert E L. Shore to Herhert Wels
gerber, and In consummating said trans
act Inn a new cn-nartnershlo has been
created wherein Herbert Wefsgerber and
Charles C. Crlng are co-partners wno
will operate said business under the
trade name and style of Roseburg Hud
son Company. Robert E. L Shore no
longer has any Interest In said business.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
underalgned Executor of Ihe Estate of
LLOYD H. SWAN, deceased, ha filed
his Final Account In the County Court
of the State of Oregon for Douglas
Countv, and said Court has appolntrd
Monday, December 3th. 1049, at IOOO
A. M. of said day in the County Court
Room of the County Court House in
Roseburg, Douglas County. Oregon, as
the time and Dlaee for hearing oblfe-
tions. if any, of said Final Account
and the settlement thereof
Dated November Sth. 1940.
Bnv n votiNfi.
Executor of the Ealate of
Lloyd H. Swan, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice Is hereby given that November
19. 104R, at the hour of lo.uo A. rn . in
the County Courtroom at the County
Courthouse In Ronrburg. Douglas Coun
tv. Oregon, has been set as the time
and pl.sre for the hearing of obee-
lions. II any mere nr. 11m '
account of the undersigned admin
istrators. Dated this 14th dsv of October.
1041. and first published the 15th day
of October. 1949.
IAr A r.RAF and JT.HHir. H
Graf FISHER. Administrators of
the es'ate of Earnest Aiirea urai,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All nersons ha vine: claims asalnst
the Estate of Amelia C. McGhehey,
deceased, now pending in the County
court of Douglas uounty, uregon. are
herehv notified to n resent the same.
verified as required by law. at the
offices of Geddes and Felker, Attorneys
gon, within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated and lit published this Sth day
01 novemncr, miu.
ARTHUR C. McfJHEHEV
Administrator of the Estate of
Amelia C. McGhehey, deceased.
NOTICE TO CJlfclJITUKS
All persons having claims against
the ESTATE of RUTH MILDRED HEH-
RIGES now oend ni in the County
Court In Douglas County. Oregon, are
hereby notified to present the name
properly verified to the undersigned
Administrator at the offices of WINS
TON it D1MICK. 40.1 Pacific Bldff.. Rose
burg. Oregon, within alx months froiny
tne aaie nereor.
DATED AND FIRST PUBLISHED Sat
urday, November a. 1949.
(.iivin j. iu.nniUE.a
Administrator of the Estate
of RUTH MILDRED HER
RIGES, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice Is
hereby given that Sherman S. Smith,
has been by order of the Honorable D.
N. Busenhark, County Judge of Doug
las County, Oregon, made and entered
on the Sth dnv of November. 104(1.
appointed Administrator of the Estate
of J. ELMER NKLSON, Deceased, und
all persons having claim against Ihe
Estate are requested to present the
same, duly verified, to the Adminis
trator at iwhj souin otn street, uranis
Pass. Oregon, on or before six 6l
months from and after the 12th dy
of November, 1049. which la the date
of the first publication of this notice.
anerman o. omiin, Aaminniniur,
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION AS
TO THE ANNEXATION OF TERRI
TORY TO THE CITY OF ROSEUURO,
OREGON
Notice herebv Is aiven that there
will be a special election In the City
f Hosenurg. Oregon at wnicn time
there will be submitted to the elec
tors of said Cltv the separate propo
sitions of altering the boundaries of
said City and Including within the
said boundaries and annexing to said
City the following described separate
territories, to-wlt:
I. WEST ROHERURO:
Beslnnlng at Intersection of the cen
ter line of the Umpqua River and the
Northwesterly city limits 01 Roseourg,
Oregon;
l hence downstream along the cen
ter line of said river tn the East bound
ary of the U. S. Veterans Administra
tion Hospital Property.
Thence South to the Northerly line
of County Road No. 13,
Thence West along said Northerly
boundary of County Road No. LI, to
the Intersection of said Northerly
boundary, of Countv Road No. 13, and
the Westerly boundary of Nebo Vista
addition as platted and recorded In
the office of the County Clerk of
Douglas County, Oregon, If said West
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erly boundary of Nebo VltU Addition
was extenaea. tnence aoutn aiong saia
Westerly boundary of Nebo Vitta. Ad
dition to point 100 ft. South of thai
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limits to the point of beginning.
. MILLER'S ADDITION'flLEEFY HOL
LOW ADDITION:
Beginning at the Intersection of the
Northwest corner of Miller's Addition
as platted and recorded In the office
of the County Clerk of Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, with the South City limits
of the City of Roseburg, Oregon; thence
souinwesteriy along tne ntormwest
Boundary of said Millers Addition to
the Southwest corner of aaid Millers
Addition, thence Southeast along the
Southerly boundary of said Mllfses Ad
dition to Ihe Southeast corner of said
Miller's Addition thence North .42'
East along the Southeast boundary of
said Millers Addition to the Intersec
tion of the Northwest corner of Sleepy
Hollow tracts as platted and recorded
In the office of the County Clerk of
Douglas County, Oregon, with said
Southeast boundary; tnence Southerly
along the Westerly boundary of said
Sleepy Hollow tracts to the Southwest
corner of said Sleepy Hollow tracts;
thence Easterly along the Southerly
boundary of said Sleepy Hollow tracts;
thence Northwest along the Northeakt
erly boundary of said Sleepy Hollow
Tracts to Its Intersection with the
Southeast boundary of said Miller's
Addition; thence North 42 East along
said Southeast boundary to the North
end of the East line of Starmer Street
as shown on said Miller's Addition
plat and continuing North 42 East
along the East line of Starmer Street
If extended to its Intersection with
the Southerly city limits of said City
of Roseburg; thence Westerly along said
City limits to the plsce of Begin
ning. S. PORTION OF TEULAH ADDITION
Lots 1 and 2, Block 1. Lots 1 to 7,
Inclusive Block .1. Beulah Addition u
the City of Roseburg, as the same Is
platted and of record in the office of
Ihe County Clerk of Douglas County,
Oregon.
That said election will commence at
8:00 o'clock A. M. on said date and
continue until 8:00 P. M. thereof, pro
vided that the Judges will have the
power to adjourn for one (1) hour at
noon, due proclamation being made ol
such adjournment.
That the polling places for said elec
tion are as follows;
Ward It
Polling place: Court House.
Ward 2;
Polling place: Junior High SchooL
Ward 8:
Polling place: Roseburg Hotel.
Ward 4l
Polling place: City Hall.
That at said election the electors
or the City of Roseburg are Invited
to vote separately on the annexation
of each of said three territories.
By order of the Common Council of
the City of Roseburg.
DATED and first published this 121H
day of November. 1949.
WILLIAM D. BOLLMAN
City Recorder
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