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LEGAL COUNTY COUnT PROCEED INGS FOR OCTOBER, 1950 Oct. 2 Land only situate in Southeast quarter of NE.Sec. 15, Ou. Vrf R- Messineand Od lie A Mes'uYi $400 consderMion Alessmg. $400.W considera ion p 26.S Ranee 2 W. W.M. deeded c d -ii u." vi j Jit Vl' 26 S. R7W. W.M. deeded to W.I J. Kochen. Consideration $1,140.00. O-t 2 Lot 4 Wiles Fruit tractOTel k Tel $12 90-25 60 I'oitaue rir. T V,f S!.RJ, WJ W.M- deeded to Weldon Bradford. Con-ip. deration $1.00. 0:tn ' ranchisT granted lOiB. Bennett $20.39; D. A. Emmerson The Brix Company to install a High Line "Tyler" across the Deans Creek eRoad No. 64. Sec. 10, Twp 22 S. R 11 W, W.M. Oct. 12 Franchise granted to J. E. Cooper &n install a water conduit along the south side of ftussell Street in l'opula9 Home i . . '4 1 -r ivr e nam . Sites, Sec.12. Twp 27 S, R ( W. W. M Oct. 12 Franchise for Tele phone Line alqjiB Cox Road 196, in Sees. 19, 30, 29. 20, 21 and 28, Twp 22 S, R 4 W. W.M. granted to Maple creek Telephone Line. Oct. 12 Proclamation eslab lihuv Tri-City Rural Fire Protec tion District, submitted to volers at special electon held on tht 29th dav of September, I960, sit uate in Sees 27, 28. 32, 33 and 34 in Twp 29 S, R 5 W, and Sees 4.5, 6. 7, and 8 and 18 in Twp 30 S, R 5 W, W.M. Tom Bfyant. John Dooley, Jack Doud. Fred Weaver and A. L. Wren elected as direc tors of District at said election. Oct. 12 Deed issued to Carl C. k Lenna M.llill, husband and wife, for the Und. , K't: Vi'i SW1 1, Sec. 36. Two 29 S. R 4 W. W.M. Con sideration $8,000.00. i I Produce $38.15; Rudie Ritzman Oct. 17 Deed for ' Recreation ; $8.60; McDonald Candy $39.84; Site in Sec. ?1, Twp 25 S, R 7 W, ! Umpqua Dairy Products $11.39; W.M. from Mack Brown and Vin- j Melrose Dairy $196.12; Rsbg Phar nie Brown accepted and land set maty $88 10; McKay Drugs $233.68; aside forever for recreational pur-1 Rexall Store $6.78; Cleo Bakery poses. $1.00 consideralion. ; $5.60; Chapman Pharmacy $2.40; Oct. 21 Two scclions of County ! Douglas Co. Creamery $16 80: Bovd Road No. 6 in Garden Valley, Plat Collce $71 40; Patterson Bakery! 243 22: E- Weber $247.20; R. Spald A. Roscburg Home. Orchard i $47.10; Goettel's $10.77; J. Fergu- j ln $19.49: J. Zumwalt $36 65; L. Tracts, in Sees. 19 and 20, Twp 26 j son $67:50; .1 C Penney $1.38; Bou- Cooper $109 00: J. Miller $207.56: C. S. R 6 W, W.M., ordered vacated, i cock Meat Mkt $268.63; Claude Wil- 'Perry $229 89; M. McCulloch Oct. 21 Section of the North , ley $72.00; Rsby Laundry $131 32; I $200.35; C. France $216.46; B. An. 1'mpqna Road NO. 4 in Sec. 15. i Myrtle Creek Laundry $56.09; Hud- Person $179.68; J. Compton $171.07. Twp 27 S, R i W. W.M. ordered j son-Duncan $253.84; Douglas Sup- TOTALS: O.P.S. $385 00; S. Tax vacated. . ' ply $3.60; Rsbg Book Store $130; $341.38; F. Tax $2582.50; P.E.R.S. Oct. 23 Deed to Southern Ore-! I mpqua Valley Hdw $3.24; SIAC $1612.12; SIAC $574 20. gon Sugar Pine Corp. for land Be- $32.37. The following Warrants drawn ginning at the SW corner of W1 ., ! JAIL: Sun Printing $16 85; Ru- for express, gas, oil, lumber and NE'4 SE'4 Sec 28 Twp 29 S, R 1 W. die Ritzman $62.94; Dr C. B. Wade j supplies: Motor Supply $109 34; W.M. ino feet N on W line and 50 $4.00; J C Sporting Goods $40 50; Mvers Oil $17.96; Allied Supply leet on a line, avw aq. ri. tonsiurr-1 atmn miou. 1 auum nru i4.,; minson-uun- Oct. 23 Dr. Don E. Bailey can $26.38; Freight $1.88; Trow appointed Assistant County Veter- i bridge Electric US 88-12.36; Photo inarian. ! Lab $2.37; Hudson Duncan $35.44; Oct. 23 Resolution to vacate road along NE side of Little River 1 in Sec 19, Twp 26 S. R 3 W, W.M. I UCl. 4 wroer lo Jtivc mime- jii the Matter of the Vacation of Road j COURT HOUSE: E R Longnecker along the NE side of Little River $36.66; Trowbridge Electric $14.13; in Sec. 19, Twp 26 3, R 3 W. W.M. j Oregon Water Corp $93 60; R. Hits Oct. 27 Public Dance Hall man $6 60-88 85; Otis Elevator Lirenw issued lo Chuck Gouge $43.60: Rshg Venetians $9 00: Rshs at Tenmile, within school Dist No. 7. I Oct. 31 In the Matter ot tne r reigiuwajs $45.33; Lovengcr Dis Proposed Extension of the Hub-! infectant $346.63; Packer - Scott hard Creek Road, order adopting j $9.33; Rsbg Electric $14.79; A. report of viewers recommending proposed alteration and extension. Damages to he paid as follows: Wesley Monroe Gricr et ux $647.00, Chas. B. Briggs et ux $440.00, Da vid F. Hafflv $187.00, Alton B. He hard and G. E. Hrhard $239.00. Pamcl L. Hc.'.'ner, $395.00, and Jessie Lela Jones $478.00. WARRANTS DRAWN FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER 1950 GENERAL COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT: Pac. Tel k Tel $5.75; Gregg Publishing $13.20; R. D. Williams $10.00; COUNTY COURT: Carter Tire $16 60; Pac Tel 4 Tel $6.00; Stand ard Oil $7.20; Richfield Oil $17.22; Shell Oil $2.55; Hansen Motor $14.03; Tidewater Assoc Oil S10 86: Rshg Motor $16 87; D. N. Busen bark $9 55: SIAC $0.33. OREGON LAND GRANT COUN TIES: Rnv .1. Rice $1930.00. JUSTICE COURT: Witness Fees $51.44-7.25: Jury Fees $22.00; Pac, Tel k Tel $4.25-4.20: Umpqua Tele-1 imunr ..m . ""i",n,. , ! c e, . f-nnct 'a nnhnna : $10.65; rniinps omce "IW 1 $10.90: M & M Printers $38.45- $90.76; A. J. Geddes $15.00; Office Rents $160.00; SIAC $0.32. CONSTABLES: SIAC $4 53. JUVENILE COURT: Pac Tel ft Tel $19 40 - 30.40; Standard Oil $4.01; Tidewater Assoc Oil $3 90;; A. M. Pitchford $28 50; SIAC $1.71. DISTRICT ATTORNEY: lhapel nt Hoses $100.98; nr. . in. i-enci $15.00; Bancroft - Whitney $110 011; j Comm l Insurance Ag y ?; 1 Rshg Book Store $2.45; Postage ' , .4S; Pac Tt ft Tel $33.00; SIAC $0 32 ASSESSOR: Pac. Tel ft Tel $7.75- 9 45: Remington - Rand $36.i0; 1 ELECTION: Franklin Printing Standard Oil $11.15.: West Coast $s.i3; Postage 75i): Addresso rnnl ft Bind $75 00; Burroughs graph . Multigraph $99.36- Reg Add Mach $106 40; C. Crocker ls,rar yee, $211900; Postage $6.25 $252 88; J. Stephenson $59.40; SIAC I, Walker $148.40; SIAC $0.31. $3 57 I r.l'VI- Bil cl'Piil ire. e .. CLERK: Phillips Oftire Mippiy $25 00; Pac Tel ft Tel $14.06-14 60; M & M Printers S24 2I; Haloid Co W4.00$lfi34: Kilham Stat'y & Tr't $1S41: P ' Wax Of fir Fquip ftSCOO; Bushone Co S2.R0; Bur rmichs Add Mach $.M60; SIAC $2 . CORONKR: Dr. C N. Inci $7..0O: R. Rrllows $13 fin. SHERIKF-I.KGAL: I.nv Pnntiac Co. $7.fi0; Randall & Pfister $0.60; Par TpI K- Trl Ml.fiO-4iA.90-17.65: West Coast Telephone $31.96; Nat.'l Sheriff Assn $12 50; Postage $13 00-, 10 00 - 10.23: Standard Oil $100 75; Rirhfield Oil $46 68: General Pe- trol. Corn. $2.86; Shell Oil $66 22: THeWater Assoc Oil $42 77: Sisiwl , wii iio.w, i inira i'ii m.ii. vviinii i Insurance As v si.i ou- w: eo. Cake Co $11 22: M tt M Printers $16 25; Crane Direct-Mail Service $10.00; Rshg News-Review $2 80; The Texas ( iM28: C. A. Rrauch $6 50; J. Randall $3 75; Photo Lab 1 60; t'mnqua Valley Telephone $6 17; Western I nion $13 4; A. Fckhardt $7 Ou-10 50-6 r. Ira Bvrd $20 00; D. Rennetr$8 V2 00 17.05 . W, Worrall $:l8 15: O A Kennerly R. C. I-ove- $275.00; C. Towt $56 9: lace $6 50: Carter Tire Co $139 72; Rsbg Book Store fS 55: Burroughs Add Vach 16 4f: Rbc WMd & ' Mach Wks $14 55: SIAC $2 .78. SHERIFF -3fX COLLECTOR: Pac Tel & Tel $375-3 25; Pitner. CBowes Co $19 80: Postage $5V no Vroe Caleular Mach $!50rfi Hng Prtunni iia.1 2(1 Rshs Rook store W 25: Burroughs Add Mich 1M 20; A. Roller S4U0 39: M. I,. Tavlnr 15; N. Hercher $219.72; V. Huh- : hie M5.7S; Kithan Stat'jr 1c Prt 1 $81 A3; SIAC!30. I HERIFF-DEL PER TAX COI.-, , 'T0R: "' "' Equip Phillips Officr? Supply 90; ' Tel 4 65: AC 032- C-tlnt PitntnttiPtint. 1 plT, . " " ? V?- ; "3.96; K. F. Barnebur? $45.45; M. .Moore $35.50; Rev. A Tyson $5.00: Ore. Stat Svsiem tl 60- F. $20.00; Express $-) 91-1 B.I : Rsbg Book Store $20.88; S1AC $0 63. SURVEYOR: Pac. Tel k Tel : $5r.3 10; farm Bureau Coop $2.2:Kilham Stat'y k Pr t $30.00; Consolidated Freightway $1 30; B. Irving $174 00; r. N. Darby T iJ $160 40- SIAC $0 59 , -'17.M; r. rollett $223.70; N. Fos. Tnt '.o,.c.n . , . ,"r S55.04; B. Barton $218 29; W. TREASURER: Pac Tel k Tel Sylvester $146 21; C. Lane $183 81; $3.75 . 3.75; Rsbg Book Store $0.75; I . Jackson $5 88; C. Coffell $203 35 Burroughs Add Mach $84.20; SIAC , E. Mover $235 22; J. Zumwalt $0 32. HEALTH UNITS: Postage $192 69; T. Erwin $228 73- C Sain $15.00; Phillips 'Office Supply , $202 57; O. Ford $202.44: W Corn $32 00; Pac. Tel k Tel $14 80-20 25; ; $284 24; P. Maresch $230 19; H. West Coast Telephone $6.70; Dia-, Bannett $208 55; C. Coffell $68 75 mond Medical Supply $35 82; New J. Gailev $272.61; R. Griffin Servict Laundry $2.20; T. C. Baker j $239 65; H. Harms $5.41; W. Mills $90.77; L. S. Miller $98 52: L. Ful- $277 92: H P.rk.r $2811 IV 1. Bnh. m. Dajrrcu ao.u; v. Kitrhin $11.06; B. Smith $33.79; J. J. Grabow MD $32.00; SIAC $4 94. HOME: Rsbg Lumber $5.50: Myrtle Creek Laundry $205.78: Pac Tel k Tel $9.40-9.40; Ore. Water ! Corp $27 .81; C O P Co $37.34; G i Emick $50.21; S E Massiniil Co I $x68; Valley Wholesale $44.50: Montgomery Ward $5.90; Matson I ivaujr nidi-macy ai.io; n. i,oia-; rhoto Lab $9.01: Rsbg Garbage i Disposal $4 00; Pac Tel k Tel I $20.00; Prisoner .Meals $1051.25; j Paving $121.85; Fred Agee $108.52; j C O P Co $167.80; Consolidated Mathews $19 25; MAC $.1.18: 1 unwu r.fli'Luir,i K r, II K K MENT SYSTEM: $2771.24. PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION: L Palmer $247.50; R C Gile $76.87 SIAC $1.85. WELFARE AGENCIES: Bovs & Girls Aid Society $0.97; Childrens Farm Home $7.10; Catholic Char ities $5.00; Dr C B Wade $5.00; Dr A N Johnson $15.00; Vital Sta tistics $57.00. SOLDIERS & SAILORS ASSIS ANCE: M Stennett $25.00; K. Mil likin $25.00; Erwin Short $305 00. AGRICULTURE: Farm Bureau t Coop $5 .80; Frank W Binder $16 00. PREDATORY ANIMAL CON TROL: The following received $10.00 each for Cougar; R. Wool len, D. Rice & D. Thumher. The following received $10.00 each for Coyote; C R Bowes, M. Hargis, R Hampton, D. Rice. O Sether, II R Hose, S. Wells. D. Meredith. D N Poole, D Garrett, H Dysert c.ivef j2iS0 rai:h for Bob c . i w w fmitn. me following re ,, . ... .. ....... r ti .'Meieri, a wooney, K Melding, I J w McCoy, D. Rice. F E Oliver & O Sellers COUNTY OWNED LANDS: Pac Tel & Tel $0.80: A. Murdork $278.46; M K Short $162.17; Comm'l Insurance Ag'y $V52; Umpqua Val lev Hdw $2 70; SIAC $2 74 FORESTRY APPRAISAL: Phil lips Office Supply $23.40; Coke Chapman $133.00; Rsbg Cabinet k .supply $3.49-6 65; M ft M Printer j., ,,. R,h( Bnok Sor- C 5J. p.e Tel & el $l.VS0-10.2O; Standard Oil $49.4; comm'l Insurance Ag'y KM. SIAC ,69, ' Veterinarian: Dr Dallen H Jones $040 Printing $60 84: Ken's Office Equip $2470.3 511; Postage $10 00: North- : ern School Supply $9.75-$42.00: D. ft I, Stationers $4.90; Rsbg Book Store $.ri.79. PfBUSHIN'G CLAIMS RE PORTS: Port Umpqua Courier $6HO; Rshg News Review $18 60. Watermasler Dist No. 16: Tom R. Prarce $3 80. TOTALS: O P S $276.50; S. Tax $28336: F. Tax $3001.25; P.ERS. $1314.91. WARRANTS PRAWN FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 19.50 GENERAL ROADS & SPECIAL ROADS The following Warrants are drawn in payment of Patrolmen jnn crew: Aim iarov j wj-.j jo- 32 82: R. Duelks $3909; C. Tallons $135 25; F.. C. Frear $294 59; A. Andrews $274 02; D. Owens $294 30; R. Ioomis $239 01; R. Hasenvager $23? 10; J. Turner $215 69; D. Frear $247 .5..; R. Davis $244 00; F. Reed $186 10; L. Tvler $170 80; L kersh-. ner $158 80; G. Baughman $163 55;' T Rockwell $272 78; R. Scoit $2a5 0l; L. Shinidr $225 22: F, I n- derwood $2W 07; E. Yavlot $I$S 22; C. Baker $203 67: E. Melton $245 22: L. Patterson $244 66;F. Has .$242 76; W. Pans $197 02: E. Har- gis S217 : T. Beall SIM J Rus- sell S2M 22: H. Carry J2S1 SO: T. ! Bnniesr S2W : .1 Chancellor j $21. 06: C. Cocks $2(1517; J. R. B?irr $.124 9: R. Fanynlds $242 78: pLfcrown $ZIS;1-R. Spaldm Jill II: R. Howard $149 11: W LEGAL Todd tl2.56: K. Palmer tlll ll J. Howard $98.67; M. Ormsby $24 4J; B. Gurney S239 S0, R. Abeene Sr $202 56: F. Vlinn $210.17: A. Dwyer $152 50: J. Miller SS9 40; W. Hughes $255.59; K. Black $224 60; C. Knopf $148.98; E. Rand $272 96; R. Re.d $216 4; J- 'V,JK1 f4 o": Lively $2.T 46; H Ninvfirl lldl QV T Kaall til L. Owen $62.71; H. Gallop sW G Kincaid $255.30; K. Neavoll $228 24; D. Clemens $249 65: W. Cordon $188 38: V. Nabh $166 52; A. Foltz$9 98; R. Langholff $270.66; C. Hiney $266.15; C. Healy $216 46; R. Berry $209 60: R. Fuller $246.24; A. Hall $207.98; B. Schrank $236 24; A. Moore $168 94; R. Wells $314 29: L. Cooper $42.90: H Kaiser $229 42 B. Van Slyke $209.05; M. Gray $237.70; R. Laurance $22 02: R. Count! $195 58: J. Pine $202 56; V 13 ..... V. . . .A. r . . .... ft? Htdrick ertson $266 76: W.Rockwell $255.22; M. Smith $251.62; G. Tison $188 03; J. Toi $243.49; J. Wade Jr. $268 39; J. Wade Sr. $256 15; J Williams $191 30: L. Owens $150.46; O. Matthews $224.42: W. G. Cooper $202 56: W. C. Cooper $168 87; C. W'ulff $244 66: G. Trent $209 9: C. Stubhs $211.57: H. Elliott $205.78: Fisher $253 96": S. Colley $220.72; t. lox $182.73; K. rowers flM.OH; T. Colley $9 50: C. Madison $M 29; G. Wilcox, $66 05: B. Babb $265.59; C. Brown $2fj.46; G. Casebeer $259 36: A. Erwin $245.19; D. Hat field $252 22; JT Matthews $240.41; J. Miller $122.14: M. Slone $266.09; E. Sanderson $246 .68; R. Van Slvke sjhh.to; Bearing supply $24.81; , Denn-Gerretsen $70 75; Flegel Sup 1 ply $17.50: R. Cordon $1.40; W. J. j Ahholt $0 65; Industrial Supply $733.94; Douglas Supply $448 78; Stearns Hdw $292 07: Sig Felt $78 89; Industrial Electric Service $54.57; Djwe Engineering $2.75; In terslate Tractor $227.92: Loggers Contractors Mach. $111.43; l-eas ti Cummins $57 91; Roberts Bros. Shell Service $2 90; Carter Tire $2309.16; CO. P. Co $53 79: Marriott .IcT Service $3 89; Myrtle Creek Bldg Supply $6.50; Olvmpia Supply S13.58; Frank L. Taylor Hdw $20.28; Pac. Tel Tel $53 90: Farm Bureau Coop $97.16: Reedspott I-opging Supply $877.96; Woodbury k Co $136 39; Columbia Equipment $107.42; Howard Cooper Corp $336.16; J. E. Haselline Co. $76 94; Hansen Motor $65 25: Reedsport Auto Parts $17.16: Walt's Radiator Shop $17.70: City of Reedsport $3.00; Eugene Concrete Pipe k Pro ducts $432 00: Joelson Lbr $3190.99: General Tool $40.05; Stanley Beard $168.00; Arrow Transportation $783.20: Northern Lines $25056: Blue Line Transportation $266.81; Ken's Office Equip $3 00; Stearns Hdw $99 60: I.ockwood Motors $13 38; Superior Service $6.60; Con tractors Equipment Corp $272 .55; P. L. Crooks $59 10: Rsbg Sand ft Gravel $734.07: Pre-Mix Concrete $985 88: Rsbg News-Review $11.97 12 23; Lockwood Motors $1494 60; M ft M Printers $20 36; Nordling Parts $311.96: Orchard Auto Parts $74.70: Specialized Parts $616 57: Hub Lbr Co. $982.52; Smith River Lbr $16.45; Tri-City Redy Mix $64.50; Myrtle Creek Garage $3 00; Thompson-Epperhart Motors $4 00; N W Industrial Laundry $9 40: Ore gon Water $20.83; Standard Oil $4227:37; Western Auto Supply $11.18: Si Dillard Motors $502.04: Whipple Logsing $1595.75; City of Canyonville $3.00: Pierce Auto Freight $2.92; Union Oil $158 92; Eugene Dictzgen $13.12; Rshg Shin gle $90.00; Contractors Equipment $1486.04; Snap - On Tool $21 04; Electric Steel Foundry $92.92; Stancal Asphalt ft Ritiimuls $3006.20: Shell Oil $864 20 17 01; Rshg Paving $2109.45: Daily Mo tors $2.75: Don Raldridge $9 55; Reedsport Lbr $28 80; Central Lin coln PUD $6.06: Pierce Auto Freight $9 89: Ore-Nev-Calif Flit Freight $1.48-3.86; w. B. Garrett $18.00; Th Texas Co $65.75: Ump qua River Navigation $3323 63: Comm'l Insurance Ac'cy $565; Reedsport Auto Court $75 00; K. K Wood I.hr $1 62: C. P. Tallon $309 40; M h M Printers $116 2.5;: Thomas ft Becklev roe $20 00; Bott's $4000 00; Wm. Garage $29 71; Head O-Tide I,br $33 00; Jackson County Road Dent. $4000 00: Andv Mathews $162.00; Motor Supply $55.59; Firestone Stores $775 08';' Myers Oil $148 48: Hub Khr $553 50; Shannon A Co. $10 27; COP Co. $64 46: Rshg Rook Store $5 83; Comm'l Insurance Agv $84.19: I-ockweood Motors $182.68; Hansen! Motors $70.33: Tire Service $7.50; j Rsbg. Glass $289 44: T. h. Kuhns Co. $155 03; Consolidated Freight-1 wav $1 48. j WARRANTS drawn on SPECIAL ROADS; Rshg Paving $368 05 34 03: tmpqua River Navigation $23 07 5-3: KOTirr to mroiTORs AH pnnn havlnff rltm ftnnt tho ttt of Frtlri-k William F"iell riiMl. rtrtw pondintT in th Countrv Court of rVvifli Cmintr. Orofnn. sr hrh nitifirt t prnt -sam, riflet at rtvjufret hr law, tn lh un dfnifntxl at the riffle of fe1r! and from th date hrvif DaiMf and f1rt phlihd 1M I4lh day ol Nrwffnher. 1Vi NOBr.NK k. rir.x.n Freviffick HVtm Vlid, d rad CL. J Q OllOP CHia bOVe .WITH- Plrtieilio A WAb WiUOSUlCU XIUS OUT OUR WAi ( I HAVE MV OWN V WELL.THE V VEH.TH' . OPIMIOJ OF PEOPLE l PEOPLE RlPE'S OVET? WHO WILL PRACTICALLV 1 WHO MAKE BEFORE SHE I V EATOVE& ATEOLK3H A RITUAL I C3ETS. THE TO SAVE WASHING OFEATIWcj K MERRV-GO- ) I ATEEMY-WEEMY A COMMON) U ROUND V LITTLE PLATE.' ) I DOUCHtOLTT I HORSE riN ARE TH' H PUSTEC? C'Jrpr-T ONES THEY S OFF-' J yrX j TTIT f HAVE TO K- . ''. 1 '" Prt - a 1 jr""1 s&iis&m CUARDINC GOLDEN GATE A Jet plane ef tht Naval Air Reserve Weekend Warriors seems suspended In spare as It flies over the huge Oakland Naval Supply Center. Beyond j Supply Center ara tht Bay Brides. San Francisco lefl. Golden Gat Bridie and Facifls Ocean, J LEGAL NOTic r of sHi-Rirr s sai.k NOTTCR 19 HEREBY GIVEN that by virtu of an xutlon and order nf Hal iMiifd out nf th Ciiruit Court nf tha Siat of Orrion fop Doiigla County on Uia 9ih day of Novmbfr, 10V) upon and pursuant to a Judgment and d- rrr ouiv fiven ana man in aain 1 court on the 9th dav nf November, lflSO : In ault for the foreclosure nf a mort- I fjige pfndlnf therein, in whlrh Howard ; M. Bailey and Heitlc K. Ballev were i plaintiff and Helen G. Willi wa de- fendant, whtra execution ana oraer 01 ale wa to me directed and eom manded me tn ell the property 1here tn and hereinafter denrrihed. to athfy the liena and charge la Mid decree pec If led, 1 will on Frldar Tecemhee IS, 19V at the, hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of aaid day at the Court Houie front door in Roue burf. Doulai County. Ore gon, offer for aale and cell al puhhc atictlon !n one parcel for rah, tih ject to redemption an provided by law, all right, title and Interest of the de fendant in aid suit and all other per oni claiming by, through or under Raid defenrtint. in and to the following de ar ri bed real property, to wit; Lot numbered thirteen fl.1 and the following portion of Lot numbered fourteen '14', to-wltr Beginning at the Soulhweat corner of lxt num bered thirteen Hi; thence Wet ten Mot feet; thence North one hundred six and fifty hundredth Una SO' feet: thence Rait ten '111 feet; thence South on hundred ai and fifty hundredths 1n Vti feet tn the place of beginning, all being tltuated In block numbered twn '21 Of Writ Roehurg. Oregon accord. Inf to the plat of Weal Bonehurg made by J W Lincoln and recorded in the record of Town Plita of Dougla County, Oregon, on May 2 V IA2 Dated thlt 14th Day of November, 1030. O. T CARTF.R. Sheriff of Douglae County, Ore gon. Date of firrt publication: November 14 19 V) Date of la it publication: December 12th, 1IM. noth r or t.XFcrTors Af.r No. M522 iv thk finer it i-oi;t or thk AT ATR OF ORFCOS' rOR THE COUSTT OF MI I.7NOMAH In Probate In th Matter of the EUt of WILLIAM V OA NIFI.R. 1o known aa W. S. DANIELS. Deceaied NOTU'E l hereby given that the un designed. Executor of the Eiate of William N. Danieli. deceased, pursuant to an orer dulv made and entered on th .TOth dav of October. 1V1. by the above entitled CoUrt wil). from and after the 12th day of December. 1V. ell at The United Rtaiee National Ran of Portland. Oregon. TruM Department. W Broadway and h at ft W Stark Street. Portland Oregon, to the highe-t bidder, al private aale, auhiecl to t h confirmation of the abov entitled Court, the following described real prop- io s The Routhwewl Quarter: the rWnith oe-hlf of the Sorthwe-t Quarter; the WhI one. half of the co4itheat Quarter of Section 11. Town. hip l. ftani Wl of lh Wi Harriet le Meridian. DOUGLAS COUNTY, OR.rTr.ON; ALSO The Sotitheait Qoartep of the North west Quarter; the f.art oo-half of the Norlheart Quarter. ihe South west Quarter of ihe Northeast Quer- j ter. !(et-tiof, M, Towothip 23. Ranie Wt or the Willamette Meridian. DOI GLAS COUNTY. OREGON TF. RMS Ca-ru or nfjen euro term porovaxl bv e Court THE t'NITKD STATT- NATIONAL. BANK Or PORTLAND OPFGON' Ee-utor- S W. Broadway and th at 8 W. Stark. j Portland. Oregon , D P TP0&F.. Attorn PHrJf Building Portland , '-Or ak D o' rH BjBllrat.o aftHeffher IflJ. limn r of IM pufclfratlntl fefnne' THE JO& I w uv wl tfvtef prx MALE :i.4 UNDtK 15 YEARS l40 iso t: S3 15 TO 1 X YEARS 1940 1950 57 5.7 20 TO 24 YEARS ,,40 I9S0 105 115 25 TO 14 YEARS la,! lacQ 1940 I9S0 17.1 lit YEARS ,940 I9S0 51 12.3 55 YEARS . AND OYER )M0 1950 U. S. MANPOWER FOR MOBIUZATION-Newich.rt ibova based on flRures compiled by the National Industrial Conference Board, N. Y. C. hows growth of America'i population by age (roup during the past decade. Note the age (roup 15-19, born in low birth-rate depression years, declined 14.4 per cent since 1940 and the group 20-24 remained unchanged. It is these groups that will supply most of the manpower to the armed forcei tod tot general labor market In tht immediate future. Canadians Win Major Awards In Grain Exhibit CHICAGO Wheat, corit. rye ind oats and . barley crowns wrt awarded .Monday at the In ternational Livestock exposition. The new whe.it kins is R. P Rnhbins, 52, ot Shaunavon, Sak., Can., hn sample of Mmdtim Iu rum was nicked ai the most Inrarlv perfect of hundreds of en llltJKS. His sample weighed 63 7 ' pounds lo the bushel, i The crown of corn king went to Charles V Kischer, 43, of Shel byvilk. Jnd. He won with a sample of 'tW.D,' a yellow variety, i The new rye dins i,Chns Morck of DukMin, Alia., Can? He showed t Danish variety. Q The barlry rrown it htni,d nn John T. Euikft t of Hairy HilliT' Al'a , Tan. r. , Tht n.w fom prinrt is-Hlb.rll By J. R. Williams ST&WtW LAM me t m wo o mt w FEMALE 20 5 1,1 MILLIONS 1950 140 S3 . 41 MILLIONS 1950 1940 51 59 MILLIONS A 4 1950 1940 121 101 MILLIONS locrt IUA 1950 1940 194 147 MILLIONS 1950 130 1940 41 MILLIONS 1950 1940 Pryor, 18, of Lovington, HI. He xhowed a sample of De Kalb 82 variety. The oats championship was swarded to IOuis Wondel of Neu dorf, Sask.t Can.', on a sample of I.arain variety which weighed 49 pounds to the -bushel. .Mrs. Amy Kelsey, the 57-ypar-old Canadian 'woman from Knrk son, B. C. who has twice won the wheat championship was one of the six finalist comprtintt for the crown but she fatted to place. The reserve wheat champion ship, however, wai awarded a wo 0i an. She is Margaret I.. Pew of cohoftn, Ojio. Her throne variety of Mitt red winter wheat "wa ad )udt;d second bett of the show. It weighed fil.I "pounds lo the bushel. Reserve grain champion In barley went to L. K. Peterson of Victor., Montana, a perennial win- 3 ner in 0e jh ain show. o Th. Sahara Drsrrt nl northern Afrira is th. largest and r.Jinn in Ihe orld. Q q Tut., Nov. 21, If 50 Tho Ntwt-Rtvlew, Rotcburg, Ort. 13 Bipartisan Aides On Foreign Policy ; Urged By Solon By JACK BELL WASHINGTON (.41 Senator Edwin C. Johnson (D-Colo) hat proposed the creation of contin uous bartisan advisory commis sion to help ' President Truman shape the nation's foreign policy. (jich a commission should be unaffected by national elections. Johnson said, "so that we would have a permanent foreign policy and other nations would know where wt aland at all times." Johnson's proposal came as Sen a tor Hendrickson (R-NJ1 an nounced his support of a demand by Senator Taft (R-Ohio) for a re examination of the American role in international affairs. It c a m e. too, amid indications that much time of the short Congress session which started Monday would be oc cupied in foreign policy debate. Taft said he will renew his re examination demand despite edi torial criticism of his foreign pol icy views by the Toletlo Blade. Hendrickson was one of the "lib eral, progressive and international minded senators" to whom the Blade addressed an open letter con tending that Taft's election victory in Ohio did not represent a repudi ation of administration foreign pol icies. Taft saiU he thought the newspaper represented only its own views. With the Republican attack on foreign policies in mind, Senator Johnson told a reporter he believes realistic two-party cooperation o n international affairs could be achieved if a commission of six Democrats and six Republicans was set up to advise the Presi dent, j Should Be Party Choice 'The members of this commis sion should he chosen by their par ties and not the President," John son said. "They ought to repre sent the thinking of their parties. It ought to be a continuous com mission, carrying over elections, so that we would have a permanent foreign policy and other nations would know where we stand at all times." Johnson said that s ch a com mission could be given the kind of secret background information about international affaira thai the administration has sometimes thought it unwise to make gen erally available to Congress, The commission could digost and analyze the multitude ot inci dents that go into the making of foreign policy," he sanl. "It then could recommend a course to the President. Naturally, the President would retain the final decision." Popular Dissent Seen Hendrickson said that while Ohio's election may not have been settled on foreign policy issues, he thinks the results all over the coun try indicated that tht people gen erally had "los a lot of confidence in Mr. Truman" antl had "lost faith in his policies or lack of Ihem" in the Far East. "1 think the people art becom ing concerned with our efforts merely lo buy friendship abroat! instead of using some constructive means of earning that friendship," the New Jersey senator said. "I don't think the people entirely approve of the wsy KCA hss been operated, particularly with the way in which some countries which havt received aid have been per mitted to transship supplies behind the Iron Curtain. 1 Senator Wherry of Nehiaska, the Republican floor leaders, already has served notice that adminis tration foreign policies will come under firt immediately in the "Lame Duck" session. He has said that the top job of tht 82nd Congress where Repub licans will havt additional strength in both houses should be to force the ouster of Secretary of State Acheson. Oregon Rancher Accused j In Death Of Father, 80 j THE DALLES (JP) Elmer Merritl, 80, John Day river area rancher, died in a hnspiial here of a gunshot would suffered Sept. 2. His son, Fred Merrill, 2. 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