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Newspaper Page TextFor Sale, Misc. 18 ALMOST HEW Simplex electric troner. very cheap. Roseburg Furniture Ex change, 500 W. Jackson. ; fOR SALE Lo trailer with truck turntable, vacuum brakes, food shape; or trade for automatic hay bnler. Alto tell 18 head Hereford steers. C. E. Reynold!, Glen brook Ranch, Riddle, Oregon. FOR SALE Washing machine, $23. 1951 EASY SPINDRIER" Muit sell before UthSOS S. Pinerearjsntrance. 19 TT house trailer- for aatt or trade. Sleeps 4. Ph. 38388. Miscellaneous 19 BAVI YOUR SEWING machine adjust K and olltd free of charge. Call Sew ln Machine Canter, 400 N. Jackson. Ph. 3-7S01. BURNS! SNAGS! TEARS1 Rewovan. 1959 Fairmont. Fuel 20 DOUBLE LOADS OF 3 inch planer ends. $12.50. Claude Willey Fuel Co., 1502 E Douflas. DOUBLE LOAD of planerends, de livered In Wilbur and vicinity. $11. per load, 3 or more. 10. Ph. 2693, Suthertin. Timber & Sawmills 21 WANTED OLD GROWTH : SAWMILL LOGS CONTACTl HOWARD WILSON Independence Lbr. & Mfg. Co. Reload J GRANTS PASS, ORE. Rt. 1, Box 141 Ph. 4063 WANTED SECOND GROWTH LOGS CONTACT WILBUR J.UMBER CO Haul ToDougloe Mfg. By truck tnlflintf In transit. Your lumber brings more cash. We buy year round. Mixed 1x4 through 6x12. " No end trim. Cash weekly. DOUGLAS MFO. CO. Roseburg 2 miles S. on99 ""WANTED" TO BUY Cans loo: alio Hmbor. largo or small tracta. Top prices. S.Omar I.br. Co Ph. 451 Riddle days. Canyonvllie 2291 evenings. Wanted large or small tracts stand ing timber. Vicinity of Elkton Oak land or Suthertin. MeGinty-Hiegs Lbr Co. P. O. Box 528, Elkton. Phone 430. Evenings phone Warren Hansen Cot tage Grove B'l-L.. FOR SALE 200 H.P. Cummins diesel stationary power unit. Excellent con dition. Would consider trade for rough lu m b r.P a t r Ick Lu m be r Co.. Riddle. V. D. 18 International stationary en gine. In excellent condition; one 0x8 planer with new belts; also cater pillar No. .3400 stationary engine in good running condition. Win, Ziedrlch, Camas Valley. Phone 404. WANTED " Late model TD 0 or D-4 cat on rental purchase plan or per thousand-Wrlte News-Review Box 157. WANTED timber, large 2nd growth or old growth. Half million ft. or more. Wi te News review. Box 155. WANTED - Good sawmill logs. Good orlff Iverson Lumber Co. Phon 3-3155. FOR SALE Sawmill portable 54" band. W. W. Jordan, Acme, 'Washing ton. . FOR SALE Star No. 4 portable mill. Purchased new, operated only 30 days. StebingLT Lbr. Co., 7 miles from Win ston, Hlghway42J SAWYER WANTS contract operating small mill up to 15,000' per day on per M basis, Can furnish crew. Write Leroy Bates, .,P.O,., Bm 123, Cottage Grove, Oregon. WANTED Someone" to take loading and trucking 3 million feet of logs. Must have own loading machine. Ph. 3-3155. Equipped as cut stock pant; planer reaaw, cut-off saws and rip saws David T. MfKcown. Lafayette.Oregon SHORT LOG TRUCK "for sale, winch on front. Ph. 0-6762. NO. 1 American sawmill with power. Logging Equipment 22 TD 18 Carta winch Isaacson blade, good condition. Ph. 9-8732 days, 9-8444 evenings SHORT-LOG TRUCK for sale, winch on front. Ph. 9-8762. SINGLE-DRUM HOIST, SUITABLE FOR LOG LOADER OR LOG HAUL. NEW. ) Ph.3-8045. evenings PhS-4531. PAIR OF bunk and cheese blocks, comp!ete,S100. Ph. 3-4843. BU-50 Skagit Yarder - 4 drum unit with 143 hp. Ford. 1100 feet of 1 mainline. 2300 feet of 5-8" haulback A approx. 3000 feet of 3-B1' straw line. Berger main and haulback fair lead. Machine has an extra main drum and U mounted on a 50' sled. Guy lines, blocks and all of the rigging plus a heel boom are included. Con tact Leep Logging Co., Myrtle Point none aw-ii-u FOR SALE TD6 cat; also small logging trnUer with good tires. Write Box 152, News Review. FOR SALE Tower edger, 6x42: 1 power set works; 2 blocks, and knees, 48" opening. Inquire Superior Lumber Co., BgSGjend Machinery For Sale 23 RENTAL EQUIPMENT" PiH H-ysrd shovel D8 cat Le Tourneau Carryall Hough Diesel l'a yard loader Ford hydraulic scoop Compressors Jack hammers Pave ment breakers Wagon )ark Elec tric skil-saw Concrete buggies Rub ber tired wheel borrow . GOOD EQUIPMENT COMPETENT OPERATORS ( Pre-Mix Concrete, Inc. Box 49, Roseburg Ph. 2-2694 Farm Equipment 24 1950 T. 0. 20 Ferguson TRACTOR Will rive 90 day marame with this machine. Very clean. $1195. Lee Mortensen, Inc. 200 S. Pine Ph. davs 9-7534 Evenings. 9-4531 SP E C I A L l-OLIVER 70 tractor $900 l-MINNEAPOUS Molina RTU with 1-MASSEY Harrla (1 with wood aaw 800 1-McCormick-Deering F 12 on rubber 300 1-5-Ft. off-set disc, new 125 1-FERGUSON mower - 75 5-OKLY T O. 20 Ferguson tractor., 1560.. new. NEW SIDE Delivery rakes 425 Lee Mortensen, Inc. 200 s. Pine Phone 3-8045 , Evenings nhone3-4531 COOD 4 wheel riding garden tractor with disc, plow and blade, $475. Or will trade Jor livestock. Ph. Suth erlin3011. ROTO-T1LLER for tale. 1500. machine for J2O0Ph. 3-8209. . V, T. '50 CHEVROLET pickup. 4 speed I transmission. A-l ronmuon: VAC Case tractor, power lift, plow, tandem disk. 2 row cultivator. 1135 Heydon Lint, or phone 3-704. E. W. Cawthron. Tractors 25 MODEL 101 S. Masscy-Harrii tractor. Dale Busenbark, Rt, 3, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE 30 gas caterpillar, blade, drum and canopy, well-armored. Si 965. N. K. Coiner, RU 1, Box 81, Riddle, Oregon. BD40 Cletrac. Phone 2741, SutbarUn. Trucks 26 ROSEBURG'S Truck Headquarters SPECIAL M Ford Pickup, 4 speed trans. 1095. '50 Chev Pickup, 4 speed 1245. '48 Ford F-8 Tag axle B-Llpa Aux Trans. '48 Chevrolet. Olds Rocket Motor B-L Aux. Trans. Cook Dual Drive Rear Axles '47 Sterling. 195 HP Motor. , 462 Dual Rear Axles. '44 Int'L. Dump Truck Dual drive. '48 ft -ton Ford Chassis. Rebuilt motor. USED Logging trailers. These and many others to choose from Whatever your requirement maybe you can find it at Smith Motors TRUCK DEPT. Pac. Hwy. North Ph. 3-5594 FOR SALE 1950 model L H. Mack with 200 Cummin diesel motor, 1D48 GMC equipoed with 150 H.P. Buda diesel, JP47 Diamond T with 427 Continental motor. 1 utility trailer. All these equip ped with lumber rolls and in good condition. Call Roseburg 9-8783 or write Mrs. E. V. Stratford, C. V. Star Rt., Roseburg. 1951 FORD S - 8, 6 cylinder 3 vard dump box, equipped with 6031 Brownie. Will trade equity for late model ear or cash. Will sacrifice going to hospital. Cttll3-6202. 1950 FORD I6 PANEL, top condition. 1B,000 miles, 73 per cent rubber. For further Information call Douglas Mfg. Co. 3-7411, evenings 3-8337 or 3-6128. FOR SALT! Single axle "41 Chev rolet with '48 motor and Klamath trailer. See at Jess Kingry's, Win Chester. , FOR SALE '46 Chevrolet 2-ton dump truck. Call 15-X-4 or write Sam Moon, Myrtle Creek. ,. 1947 CHEVROLET l1 ton "flatbed, good condition, tires. 80 per cent. Stebinger Lbr. Co.. 7 miles from Winston, High way 42. 1948 Dodge ton pickup. Good shape, low mileage. Blue book price, $1023. Thomas Hotel, Oakland. W0Ij. F 190 Int. truck, 211" wheelbase: also '47 Walker trailer and short log bunks for truck. Ph. 3-3211. FOR SALE " 4 logging trucks and trailers: acetylene welder; air grease gun. Call or write A. J. Bartley, Camaa Valley. Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 FOR TRADE 1948 Chevrolet sedan, delivery, for late model station wagon or Snburban. Phone3-83S3. FOR SALE '48 Aero Chevrolet, Radio and heater. Original owner. Ph. 3-3."00; 1 - . '48 Ford 2 door, super deluxe, sedan. Clean, 30,000 miles. See Kert at Smith Motors Truck Dept. orcall Jl-7701. FOR SALE 4J Hudson Club coupe and folding camp trailer. Ted's Auto Body Service, corner Melrose and Looking glass Read. '50 FOIfDTUDOR Custom, R 8c H, un derrating, one owner, $1400. Call after 5, 9-8406. FOR SALE to the highest hldder 1937 Ford sedan delivery. Call 3-8355. j8CHEVROLET 4-door, good rubber, runs goad. $100. Ph. 3-3270 or 3-4047. 1930 MODEL A coupe, steel box on back; new motor $100. Call 3-636B. Lockwood's Used Cars BEST BUYS ANYWHERE 1951 Ford custom Fordor eedan. I.l.ooo milea. Ilaa Ford-O-Matlr. B H 2055 1050 NASH AMB. FORDOR SEDAN. Hydra. Heater. Seat covera. 20.000 miles ... $17M 1050 OLDSMOBILK ROCKET 08 Hydramatlc, R & H. Sharp - 2195 1950 MERCURY 8 passenger Club coupe. Overdrive, R it H, two tone paint A beaut 1895 1950 FORD DLX. TUDOR SEDAN, conomy plus 1345 1949 MERCURY 4 - door Sedan, R 8c H, and overdrive. Very Sood . .. 1595 1949 FORD TUDOR Sedan. R ft H, Top condition 1195 1949 FORD V-8 Club Coupe, sharp black paint, low mileage 1195 1949 FORD STATION WAGON 1395 '1949 FORD CUSTOM FORDOR SDN., R&H, Above average condition, O. D. 11295 1947 MERCURY FORDOR SEDAN 9U5 1947 FORD Club Coupe 945 1947 PLYMOUTH Fordor sedan . ... 945 1947 MERCURY FORBOR SEDAN 11040 1947 PONTIAC SEDANETTE 999 1947 FORD FORDOR SEDAN 895 1946 FORD TUDOR SEDAN 795 TRUCKS & PICKUPS 1951 FORD T. pickup, equipped with heater, deluxe cab, only 8000 milea 1843 1950 FORD y, TON PICKUP. 4 apd trans, h.d. tirea. Low milea . 1395 1950 FORD 4 TON PICKUP 11295 1949 FORD ( TON PICKUP 1095 1949 FORD (4 T. pickup 1045 1948 DODGE Vj T. Pickup 893 1918 FORD. "4 TON PICKUP 993 1948 FORD (4 TON PICKUP 893 Open Evenings By Appointment Ph S-3.t4 s Stephena FOR SALE 1051 Pontlac. 4 door se dan. Radio, heater and all extras. Plastic seat covers. Car Is 2 tone green, only 12.800 miles. Can he seen atUnion Station In Canyonvllle. FOR SALE 19.V BTS A. A-l condition" Cash or terms, 1-3 down. W50. See Jt Rt. 3, Box1165 or call 3-3798. A GOOD' BUY '47" Nash. 4 door. In kood condition, tor S550. 2565 N. Stephens. 1P50 HILLMAN p7neldellvery. li25: 1951 Austin Station wagon, 91495. 1 ton Chevrolet 1052 truck, flat rack. TimberIHe Trailer Court, Sutherlin. W. Brewer, Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 BETTER BUYS AT v B ARC US '50 PACKARD SEDAN, overdrive. new rubber, top condition 1895. 51 HENRY 3 everdrtv, heater, 11.000 actual milea 13 50 CHEVROLET Bel-Alre. Power glide. R&H. like new 1895 '49 BUICK ROADM ASTER Sedan, .Dynsflow, R&H, all th extras.. 1795 49 PACKARD SEDAN. Overdriva new tires, top condition..... . .... . 1493 '49 FORD V-8 Custom sedan, top condition, only ....m1295 47 CHEVROLET CONV., R&H new black top, bright red finish, new- seat covers. .. 1075 47 MERCURY sedan, R & H, 995 '47 BUICK Super sedan, R&H -1195 47 Chevrolet sedan R&H 975 '46 PACKARD Clipper 0 Sedan, R&H, new Matador Maroon finish 990 '48 CHEVROLET SEDAN, repondi- tioned, new tires 893 '41 NASH SEDAN, runs good - - . 293 41 FORD TUDOR, new tires, seat covers and paint '41 STUDEBAKER Champion, over drive, extra clean 395 '41 PONTIAC SEDAN R&H '40 CHEV. TUDOR Sedan ............ ...445 ,..203 40 Packard 110 Sedan. R&H 295 '40 CHEVROLET convertible, clean - S95 ...175 '40 DODGE CLUB COUPE '39 FORD V-8 Tudor, R&H, rum , good 143 TRUCKS 48 CHEV Log truck New 270 GMC mtr cook chain drive new chains & sprockets ..... - t975 '48 FORD dump, 2 speed rear end, good 4 yard bed and hoist, good tires lt5 OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS BARCUS Your Packard Dealer Highway 99 N at Garden Valley Rd. Phone -5586 Johnie's OK Used Cars SUTHERLIN. ORE. Ph. 2201 '50 FORD cth cpe, beautiful 2 tone, seat covers. A real sharp car. $535 dn. 75 weeks on the bal. '30 FORD elb cpe, gd tires, lovely gray $4U5 dn. 75 weeks to pay '49 BUICK Roadmaster Sedanette R & H.. white aldewalls. Dynaflow, wholesale price $1695. '49 OLDS "88" elb sedan, heater hydra matlc. A real buy fl593. '49BUICK Super 4 dr. R&H Dyna flow, new tires, sparkling jet black. Only 1595. '48 DODGE Cpe, R&H. Fluid Drive. Runs good $595. . '41 BUICK -Super conv. R&H. Twin spotlights, new tires. 8193 da '42 DODGE 4 door, rum gd $393 '41 BUICK 4 door, runs fair, R&H $295 '40 CHEV 4 door, gd mtr, gd tires. Full price $195. Several other good CHEAP CARS 1 Auto Car Trailer house, will finance $493, 20 ft. homemade trailer house will fi nance $350. Will trade for anything, and we mean anything, of value So If you want to buy sell or trade Come in, lets talk it over. - OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK . Horse Trader Johnie 1 block south of Main on 99, Sutherlln. HANSEN'S REASONABLY PRICED GMAC TERMS CHEVROLET, BUICK, PONTIAC CADILLAC TRADE-INS USED CAR CENTER Rose ft Oak Just to remind you we are still trading as cheap as ever. 1952 WILLYS 4 Wheel Drive Sta tion Wagon Priced right 1950 CHEV Sport cpe 1550 1950 CHEV 1 door ....... 1550 1948 FRAZER MS 1947 FRAZER Manhattan . . 795 1940 CHEV Convertible (50 1946 CHEV Pickup 750 1951 CROSLEY Station Wagon 950 1950 CROSLEY Sedan . 15 1947 CROSLEY Conv. C.I.B. 375 1950 BRITISH AUSTIN 1050 1940 DODGE t Ton Pickup 450 1946 CHEV Pahel 1941 FORD Cpe , 1935 CHEV Cpe ) 750 250 1939 FORD 60 150 1940 STUDEBAKER Good 295 1941 DODGE Ambulance Army 1952 NEW CROSLEY Pickup (100. off ELLIS AUTO SALES 109 Chestnut Phone 3-7103 KOR SALE "41 CHEVROLET 3 pass enger coupe. Ph. B-8939. 1947 Pontlac 8, 2 door Torpedo. Low mileage. Fully equipped. Good tirea. Ph. A)L2-2037 days, evenings 9-8043. rOR SALE 1938 Buick 4 door. "Cheap! Good work car. Rt. 4, Box 136. C. W. Johnson, old highway south. FOR SALE 19t9 Chpvrolet- deluxe sedan, R&H, excellent condition. Ph. $-8344, Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 SI DILLARD MOTOR CO. QUALITY USED CARS 1951 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook Sedan 1825 1950 DODGE Wayfarer Sedan ...... 1565 1949 DODGE Coronet Sedan -- 1695 1949 DODGE Wayfarer Sedan 1345 1947 MERCURY Sedan 993 1947 FORD Sedan 935 1946 DESOTO Club Coup 1045 1946 PLYMOUTH Sedan 625 1941 PLYMOUTH Coupe : 365 COMMERCIAL 1950 CHEVROLET ti Ton Pickup . 1265 1946 FORD 1 Ton flatrack las la) 995 1947 DODGE Vs Ton Pickup 695 Si Dillard Motor Co. Stephens & Douglas SU. Roseburg 1951 CHEVROLET, low mileage, fully equipped. 1941 Studebaker sedan. Ph. 3-4517. 842 Hoover. Personal 30 INTERNAL CLEANLINESS is essential to good health. Colonic Irrigations and Infra-Red Ray steam baths are the only means of obtaining safe and sat isfactory results. Let our treatments prove our contentions. 491 S. Main Ph. 3-3198. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Box 1118. Notices 31 IN MEMORIAM In memory of our loved one, Violet Howlett who passed away April 21, 1948, four years ago. Not just today, but every day in silence w remember. The Long at Howlett families. BifsiTRE TO VOTE A. A. "RED" ECKHARDT. Republican Candidate, FOR sheriff, (Paid Politlcnl Adv. By A. A. Eckhardt. Rt. 4. Box 2M i. , LEGAL NOTICE OP GATEWAY ROAD PROCEEDINGS IN.. THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR noiir, LAS COUNTY In the Matter of the Application 01 R. N. CALVW and ARLOINE CALVIN, hi wife. AND T. J. JOHNSON and ELM A JOHNSON, his wife. TO: DALE FARNSWORTH and MAR BLE FAHNSWORTH, his wife. HUGH KNIGHT and ELLA KNIGHT, his wife, E. G. WHIP-, PLE, and ROY JONES and BER-: NICE JONES, his wife. I GREETING: You and each or you are hereby noti fied that the above named petitioners have applied to the above entitled Court, for a gateway road from the lands of the petitioners described as follows: Parcel I. East half of the Northeast quarter lENEVi) the North half of the Southeast quarter iNljSEV) of Section fourteen I14t, Twp 22 SR. 6 West; also part of the homestead of Stephen Bean, being that portion of th8 West half of the Northeast quart er of Section 14, Twp. 22 S.. Range 8 West of the W.M.. more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a stake between tha , O. Bldwell homestead and said land, ' running thence South to tha South line of the Northeast quarter, thenca j West to the centerline of Elk Creek, thence Northward following the me andering of the center of said creek to a point directly north of the place of beginning, thenca South the the place of beginning, being all that portion of the West half of the said Northeast quarter lying on the South side of Elk Creek, also a small point of lnnd In the said West half of the Northeast quarter lying North of Elk Creek and between naid Creek and the County road, containing 60 acre, more or lens, all in Twp. 22, S. R.8 West. W.M. Parcel IT Exception: Beginning at an iron pipe on the Southerly side of Elk Creek from which tha section comer common to Sections 10, 11, 14 and 15 in Township 22, South, Range 8 West, W. M. bears North 240.5 feet and West 3543.9 feet and running thenca South 3003' East 2111.3 feet to an Iron pipe; thence North 5623' Eaat 927.4 feet mora or less to' an Intersection with the East line of Section 14, Township 22 South. Range 6 West W.M , and from whiclv the 1 4 Section corner, a stone wfth a cross on the said East line of said Section 14 bears South 1066.0 feet. Thence North along the said East line of Section 14, 1354.0 more or less to the Northeast corner of said Sec tion 14. Thence West along the North line of said Section 14, lR-iO.6 feet ! more or Jess to a point North of the place of beginning; thence South to the place of beginning, containing 60.14 acres. All being in feet ion 14. Twp. 22 South, R. 6 West, W.M., Douglas County, Oregon. Said exception belonging to E. G. Whipple. Roy Jones and Bern Ice Jones, his wife, all residing at Drain, Oregon. Proceeding from the lands of the pe titioners In an Easterly direction through the land of the other land owners in cluding the exception above and also described as follows to-wit: Parcel III Northwest quarter (NWM of Section 13. Twp. 22 South. Range 6 West, Excepting right of way here tofore conveyed to Douglas County and small tract to J. C. Huckens as recorded In Volume 98-88. Owners, Dale Farnsworth and Mar ble Famsworth, husband and wife, and Hugh Knight and Ella Knight, husband and wifa all residing at Drain. Oregon. Parcel IV Beginning at the Southeast corner or tne Northwest quarter of Section 13. Twp; 22 South. Range 6 West, W.M.: thence running West 23 chains; thence North to the center line of Elk Creek; thence Easterly along the center line of Elk Creek to a point where the center line of Elk Creek intersect the North line of the Northwest quarter of Section 13. Twp. 22, South, Range 8 West, W.M.; thence East to the Northeast corner of said one-quarter section; thence South to the Southeast corner of said one-quarter section and place of beginning, all lying in the North west quarter of Section 13, Twp. 22 South, Range 6 West, containing 100 acres more or less, Owner, James Farmer, Address un known. to the County road. You are further notified that the Coun ty Court has made an order appointing a Board of County Viewers to locate, survey, lay out and establish a gateway road from the farms of the petitioners through the lands aforesaid as above described not lens than ten nor more than thirty feet in width to the County road, by said order has fixed ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 30th day of April 1932. at the farm house of the peti tioners Johnson, on said real property, as the time and place to meet, lay out and establish said road, and to assess me aa ma jr eg inereoy incurred. By order of the County Court of Doug las County, Oregon, dated March 18th, 1952. R. L. WHIPPLE, Attorney for petitioner! V. s. National Bank Building Roseburg, Oregon NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION ON THE ANNEXATION OF , NORTH ROSERI'SO TO THE CITY OF ROKERURO Notice here by Is given that there will be a special election In the territory hereinafter described on Tuesday, April 22. 1952. at which election there will be submitted to the registered voters re siding In tald territory the question of altering the boundaries of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, and annexing to said city the following described territory de scribed as follows; NOHTif RORFBURO Beginning at the Intersection of the west right of way line of the Pacific Highway (US99) and the North City Limits of Roseburg. Oregon: Thenca East along the present city . limns to tne soumeau corner oi Jones Addition to Roseburg, Oregon, as platted and filed In the office of the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, and North along the East boundary of said Jones Addition to the Northeast corner thereof; Thence N 88 42' W along a North boundary of said Jones Addition to tha Southwest corner of tha property LEGAL conveyed to the First Conservative Baptist Church of Roseburg, Oregon, as described in Vol. 174 page 187 and Vol. 18A page 124 of the Deed Records of Douglas County, Oregon: Thenca N 1 19 E along tha West boundary of said church property to the Northwest corner thereof; Thence S88' 42' B 200 ft along tha North boundary of said church prop erty and the extension thereof to the east line of a 60 ft road easement; Thence S 8' 40' 30" B 173 ft and S 1 19' 30" W along aaid easement to the North Boundary of Beulah Ad dition, as platted and filed In tha office of aid County -Clerk; Thence S 88 42' E 971 ft. along the North boundary of said Beulah Ad dition to tha Northeast corner there of; Thenca North along the centerline of Sec. 18. T 27 S. R S W., W.M. to it Intersection with the South boundary of the S. C. Braden D.L.C. No. 37 In said township and range; Thence East along tha South bound ary of said Braden D.L.C. No. 37 to the Southeast corner thereof: Thence North along tha East bound ary of said Braden D.L.C. No. 37 to a Northeast corner thereof; Thence West atong a North bound ary of said Braden D.L.C. No. 37 to an Interior corner thereof; Thenca NoHh along an East bound ary of said Braden D.L.C. No. 37, which la also the East boundary of Fruttvala as platted and filed In tha office of said County Clerk, to tha Northeast corner thereof: Thence West along tha North bound ary of said Braden D.L.C. No. 37 and Fruftvale to the Southeast cor ner of the J. Thomas Kerr Tracts, as platted and filed In tht office of said County Clerk; Thence North along the east bound ary of said J. Thomas Kerr Tracta and of Lots 169-170-171-172 and 173 of Tract 1 Plat 1 Roseburg Orchards Co., as platted and filed in the office of said County Clerk to the North east corner of said Lot 173; Thence West atong the North bound ary of said Lot 173 to the Southeast corner of Lot 156 of said Tract 1 Plat 1. Roseburg Orchards Co., Thence North nlong tha East bound ary of said Lot 136 to the South right of way line of the Newton Creek County Road No. 84; Thenca Enst along said right of way line to Its intersection with the south erly extension of tha west boundary of Lot 37 said Tract 1 Plat 1 Rosa burg Orchards Co., Thence North to and along the West erly boundaries or Lots 37-42-43-44 and 45 of said Tract 1 Plat 1. Rose burg Orchards Co. to Its Intersec tion with the Easterly extension of the North boundary of Lot 29 of said tracts; Thence West to and along tha North boundary of said Lot 29 and Lot 10 Dixon's Addition to Fruitvale, as platted and filed In tha office of said County Clerk; and the extension thereof to the Westerly right of way line of the Southern Pacific Rail road Co.: Thence North along said railroad right of way to its intersection with the Easterly extension of tha South boundary of Lot 3. Edenbower Or chard Tracts as platted and filed In tht office of said County Clerk; Thence West to and along to South boundary of said Lot 3 to the South west corner thereof; Thence South to and along tha West erly line of a dedicated road, along the East boundary of Lots 9-10-13-16-19-22-25-28-31-36-40 and 47 of said Edenbower Orchard Tracts; Thence West along the North Bound ary of Lot 50 of said Edenbower Or chard Tracts and the extension there of to tha West right of way line of a dedicated road along tha Wast bound ary thereof; Thence Southwesterly along tha westerly boundary of said road to a point In the northerly extension of Lot 82 of said Edenbower Orchard Tracts; Thence South to and along the West boundary of Lots 62 and 68 of said Edenbower Orchard Tracts to tha southwest corner of said Lot 68; Thence West along tthe North bound ary of the Isaac Jones D.L.C. No. 65 T 27 S R 6 W, W.M. and the ex tension thereof to Its intersection with the Southwesterly right of way line of the Garden Valley County Road No. 6; Thenca Northwesterly along said right of way line to the northwest corner of that property conveyed to,,,. Cecil Hugh and described In Vol. 134 page 441 of the deed records of Douglas County, Oregon; Thence South, West and South along the west boundary of said Hugh property to the southwest corner thereof which is fn tha north bound ary of Lot 3 Umpqua Fruit Ranch as platted and filed in Vol. .13 page 252 of the aforesaid deed records; Thence East along the South boun dary of said Hugh Property and tha extension thereof to Its intersection with the west boundary of that prop erty conveyed to the U. S. Govern ment by the City of Roseburg and tencribed In Vol. 94 page 137 of tha aforesaid deed records; Thenre South, West and South along the West boundary of said Govern ment property to the center of tha South Umpqua River; Thenca Easterly upstream along the center of said river to the West boundary of that property conveyed to the U. S. Government by the State of Oregon and described In Vol 94 page 151 of said deed records: Thence South along the West bound ary of said Government -property to the Southwest corner thereof; Thence Easterly along the South boundary of said property to tha Southeast corner thereof, which la In the present City Limits of said Roseburg, Oregon: Thence North along the East bound ary of said Government property and said city limits to the center of tha South Umpqua River; Thence upstream along tha center of said river and the present city limits and along said city limits In a Northeasterly direction to tha place of beginning. That the polls for said election will open at 9:00 o'clock A.M. and con tinue open until 8:oo o clock P.M. on said date provided that the Judges will have the power to adjourn for one hour, due proclamation being made of said adjournment mat the polling place for said elec tion is the Barcus Sales end Service building at the Junction of Pacific Hlsh- way No. 99 and the Garden Valley Road In said territory, which Is one of the polling places regularly used In one of the election precincts In said territory. mat at sal a election restate red voters residing In said territory are Invited to vote on the question of the onnc allon of said territory to said city. By order of the Common Council of tha City of Roseburg, Oregon, jh n area Hennessey, City Recorder NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a special meeting of the Board of Direc tors of the North Roseburg Sanitary District held In the offices of the Landis Iron Works. Highway 99 and Forestry Road. Roseburg, Oregon, at 3:00 P.M. on April 8. 1952, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED, that the Board of Direc tors of the North Roseburg Sanitary EHstrlct deem ft expedient and necessary to enlarge the Present exlitlne sanitary sewer system by the following additions i ihiq ww'r system: work Project No. 1: The construc tion of a trunk sewer to run from the existing sewage treatment plant In a northerly direction to the Garden Valley Road snd by the construc tion of the following main sewers, to-wit: A main sewer running In an easterly direction along Black Place and Second Street North to Mulhol land Drive; alio, a main sewer run ning from the junction of Airport County Road No. 171 and Channon Avenue In a northerly direction to a Junction with Highway 99; thence north on Highway 99 to a point ap proximately 500 feet north of Hous ley Street; also, a main sewer start ing at the Junction of Highway 99 and Exchange Street and running northerly approximately 1,000 feet. Work Protect No. 2: The construction of sewer lln to serve the following areas in the North Roseburg Sanitary District; All being In Douglas County, Oregon: beginning at the northwest corner of Eden Heights as platted and filed in the office of the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, said cor ner being an angle In the west boun dary of the North Roseburg Sanitary District; Thence West along the south boun dary of Edenbower Orchard Tracts, a platted and fild In the office of the said County Clerk, to the north west corner of that tract of land conveyed to Fred Goetz and describ ed In Vol. J 08, page 47.1, of the deed records of Douglas County, Oregon; Thence South along the west boun dary of said Fred Goetz tract and Its extension to the southerly right of way line of the Garden Valley County Road No. 31. Thenca Easterly along said light of WILBUR COMMUNITY CLUB PLANS MEET Tho Wilbur Community Club will hold a regular monthly meeting Friday night April 25 at the acbool tiouse. The program will be presented by the grade school children. Refreshments of ice cream and cookies will be served by the com mittee. The nominating committee will give hte report on the new of ficers selected for the coming year. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. CAMAS VALLEY GRANGE PLANS HOBO PARTY The Camas Valley Grange has planned a hobo party for Tuesday, April 22 at 8 p.m. at the hall. All members are cordially In vited. LEGAL way line to its Intersection with the extension of Mulholland Drive aa ahown on the Plat of Mulholland Mea dows filed In the aforesaid County Clerk's Office, said Intersection be ing an angle in the west boundary of the North Roseburg Sanitary Dis trict. Thence North along the center line of said Mulholland Drive to Its inter section with the westerly extension of the south boundary of tha afore said Eden Heights. Thence East to the southwest corner of said Eden Heights. Thence North along the west boun dary of said Eden Heights to the place of beginning ALSO: All being In Douglas County, Oregon, beginning at the N.E. corner of Lot 18. Fruitvale In Sec. 7 Tp. 27 S-Rg. 3 W.W.M., which point Is alio on angle point in North Boundary of the North Roseburg Sanitary District; thence north along the east boun dary of Lots 19-20-21, of said Fruit vale to the N, E. corner of said Lot 21; Thence west along the north boun dary of said lot 21 to the S. E. corner dary of aaid J. Thomas Kerr tracta of the J. Thomas Kerr tracts, In Sec. 7, Tp. 27 S-Rg. S W.W.M.; Thence north along the east boun dary of said J. Thomas Kerr tracta to the N. E. corner of said tracta: Thence continuing north along the east boundary of Lots 169-170-171-172-173 of Tract 1. Plat 1. of Rose burg Orchard Co.'s tracts to tha N.E. corner of said Lot 173; Thence west along the north boun dary of said Lot 173 to the S. E. Cor ner of Lot 158 said Tract 1, Plat 1, of Roseburg Orchard Co. Thence north along the east Itne of aid Lot 136 to the south right of way line of the Newton Cr. Road; Thence northerty across the Newton Cr. Road to the S. E, corner of th Newtc" Creek Homesltej in Sec, 6 Tp. 27 S-Rg. 3 W.W.M.: Thence north and northeasterly along the east boundary of said New ton Creek Homesltes to the N. E. corner of said subdivision; Thence continuing northeasterly" along the west boundary of lots 43-44-45-46 Tract 1. Plat 1 of Roseburg Orchards Co's Tracts to a point due east of the N. E. corner of Lot 29, said tract and plat; Thence west across a platted road tn the aaid N. K. corner of aaid Lot 29; Thence west along the north boun dary of said Lot 29 of Tract 1, Plat 1 of Roseburg Orchard Co. and Lot 10 of Dixon's Add. to Fruitvale to an Intersection wfth the East right of way of the Southern Pacific R. R, Co.'s property; Thence following the laid east right of wav In a southwesterly direction to an Intersection with a N. boundary of tha North Roseburg Sanitary Dis trict; Thence east along the north bound dary of said Sanitary District to the N. W. corner of Lot 20, Fruitvale; Thence south along the west bound ary of Lot 20 and 19 which Is also an east - boundary of said Sanitary District to the N.W. corner of Lot 18 of Fruitvale; Thence east along the north bound ary of said Lot 18 and also a north boundary of the North Roseburg Sanitary District to the N. E. comer of said Lot 18 of Prultvala to tho nine nf h it Inn I no1 . Snid Work Projects Nos. 1 and 3 are to ba constructed In accordance with the plana and specifications prepared by the engineering firm of Cornell, How land, Hayes and Merryfleld and on file in tne ornce oi me secretary oi un Worth nnnffhur Sanltarv District at Landis Iron Works at Highway 99 and Forestry Road, Roseburg, which said plans and specifications are hereby approved and adopted. The aforesaid Filans are available for inspection by all nterested parties at the Landis Iron Work between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and B P.M., Monday to Friday inclusive, The cost of construction described as Work Project No. 1, including engineer ing and all other expenses. Is to be borne bv a general obligation bond Issue of the North Roseburg Sanitary District , In the amount of 90,000.00. The cost i of the construction described under Work Project No. 2, Including engineer ing, interest and all other expenses which the district would not have In curred except for the aaid Work Project No. 2 shall be levied upon the property 1 especially benefitted thereby as provided by Chapter 378, of the Oregon Laws of 1949 as amended and no part thereof shall be paid by me norm noieourg Sanitary District, The payment of the costs and ex penses of Work Project No. 2 shall be made In warrants drawn upon the fund to be raised by the assessments therefor and shall draw Interest at a rate not In excess of Six Per Cent per annum. The estimate of the engineers of the probable cost of the construction of Work Project No. 1 li the sum of tea,. noo.00 and the cost of Work Project No. 2 Is the sum of A3.400.00. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that 7:30 P.M. on the 8th day of May, 1952, at the Riverside School In said district be set as the time and place for hearing remonstrances or objections against the proposed Improvements de scribed herein as Work Project No. 1 and Work Project No. 3, and it said time and place all objectors or remon strators shall have the right to be heard. Remonstrances against the construction of Work Project No. t and-or Work Pro ject No. 2 may be filed In writing with the undersigned at any time up to 7:30 p.m. on May 8, 1952. BE IT FUHTHER RESOLVED that the Secretary give notice of the afore said hearing by publication of said notice In the Roseburg News Review once each week for three successive weeks prior to the aforesaid hearing and by posting of notices In three conspicuous places in said district not less than twenty days before the said hearing. Dated tnis i-in nay oi ftpiii, -- NORTH ROSEBURG SANITARY DISTRICT By C. V. Landis, Chairman. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF ORKOON FOR DOIHILAH COUNTY CITATION X' n K.IItT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTAT OF nvti a nnuVF.R rrpned TO: Sol J. Pruner, Stella Hassel, Mabel Cozad. Fred K. pruner. nay -..-,- rinf il Pruner. Mrs, Ce cil Steiber, George E. Pruner, Luclle Morrison, Frank vaugnn, r.viyn tr..h- Mn-mnn n.ina L. Smith and Viola Nimmo, the heirs and next of kin of Bella lruner, aeceasea, men tioned In the petition filed herein ask ing for the sale of real property of said estate and to all other heirs un known If any such there oe. reeiins: IN Tim NAME OF THE STATE Or OREGON: You and each of you are hereby cited ana requirea to appr-r In the County Court of the State of Ore gon for Douglas County in the Court Room thereof within four (4) weeks from the date of the first publication of this citation, which date of first publication is the 22nd day of March. 1952, then and. there to show cause If any exists why the order of sale should not be made as prayed in said petition filed herein authorizing end directing Ernest S. Pmner, administrator of the Katate of Bella Pruner, deceased, to sell the following described real prop erty of said estate for the purpose of paying the claims, charges and expen ses against said estate and for pur poses of disbrlbution: Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SW'ASW'I Section 32, Tmvnshlp 30 South, Range 8 West, Willamette Meridian In Douglas County. Oregon, rontalnlng forty (40) arret more or less. WITNESS the Honorable C. C. Hill, Judge of the above Court of the State of Oregon and the seal of asid court affixed this 21st day of March 1952 s-d C C Hill County Judge At tout: s-d Roy Agea ' County Clerk By s-d Ruth M, Turner Deputy (County Court Seal Mon., April 21, 1952 Th Ntwi-lUvUw, Roiaburg, Or). 11 (irg2 H. E. CLUB OF SUTHERLIN GRANGE HAS MEETING Ttie Home Economics Club of the Sutherlin Grange met Monday noon at the home of Mrs. Stella French, for a delicious potluck dinner. The linen covered table was centered with a beautiful bou qoet of spring flowers. Covers were placed for: Mrs. Hallie Martin, Mrs. Maude Moore, Mrs. Etta Van Kurne, Mrs. Hazel Woodrow, Mrs. Ellen Liesinger, Mrs. Elizabeth Gleason, Ms. Vera Swift, Mrs. Charlotte Parker, Mrs. Erma Buck, Mrs. Phreda Wahl, Mrs. Ella Wegner, Mrs. Gertrude Bringle, three guests, Orville French, Leslie Gleason, Ellen Wahl, and the hostess, Mrs. French. ThA hii.lnAe m(in. u... 1 led to order by the chairman, Mrs. buck, ana various items of busi ness were transacted. The resigna tion of Mrs. Vivian Nicoson, secretary-treasure- was accepted and Mrs. Ellen Liesinger, was elected to fill the vacancr for the balance of the year. Plflna fri rli.PII.Mrl In v. a church Sunday. A committee was appuuimeu io una out wnere and whe it could be held. Tllirinr thrl .noinl IrriMn - - o ..... ... . uum, gaims was played with Mrs. Martin win ning nrsi prize ana Mrs. Bringle second. The balance of the nftprnnnn urn. spent workins in articles for the uazaai. The next meetinir will h V..M on Monday, May S, at the home of Mrs. Vera Swift. All members are urged to be present. a SUTHERLIN CANASTA CLUB IS ENTERTAINED TUESDAY Apple Blossoms and poppies were used hv Mrs. AmiA Faala. ston Tuesday when she very gra ciously entertained her canasta club at a tasty one-thirty o'clock dessert luncheon at her lovely nome on cast sixtn Avenue. Covers were nlnpprl fnr Mr. Beverly Baird, Mrs. Vera Holm, mrs. ei-na Barnes, Mrs. Dorothy Baird, Mrs. Lucille Chriss, Mrs. Madeline Hana-on Mr. Mnrl.n Magness, Mrs. Jolly Bever, Mrs. Janet Muums, Mrs. Mabel McCord, Mrs. Eva Coult and the hostess, Mrs. Eggleston. For the canasta play Mrs. Vera Holm and Mrs. Letha Barnes won high score, with Mrs. Mabel Mc Cord and Mrs. Madeline Hansen, the low scores. ThA nYt mAAtlnff Urlll ha tirklrl the first Tuesday in May at the nome ot Mrs. Marian Magness, in Roseburg. ELKTON HAS SUNRISE SERVICE AND BREAKFAT The Elkton Community Easter Sunrise Service and Breakfast proved successful despite the rain tnroitjn tne nignt. The Grade School board gra ciously gave the use of the gym. Ministers present included Rev. W. J. Hamilton of the Methodist Church; Dr. Guy Wright, Christ ian Church: Rev. La Verne Gould, Assembly of God and student min isters, James Piper of Northwest Christian College of Eugene. The oboe solo was delivered bv Mrs. Jean Thomas; vocal by Jim Piper and the guitar selection by Rev. Mr. Yates. About TO persons were present. Those working in the kitchen were Mrs. Evelyn Binder, Mrs. Mary Beckley, Mrs. Marion Fish AUIOMTIC UASIIER -ve-Wottr jAI-l-oraMi Acnonl PMsKI Splnl rOeXtttW I M-i a I S Th.s Features, too I Setect-O-Dial, sal H ami faff ft Urtdnrwststr Sudi Distributor; All caMrtraW In oaay roach auaVaUcu 7 V.I .1.111 17. ROSEBURG 120 West Oak SUTHERLIN, Central and er and Mrs. Gertrude Compton. Scrambled eggs was the main dish. OAKLAND CHAPTER ! OES HAS eECENT MEET Oakland Chapter 81, Order East ern Star, met at the Masonic Tem ple, Oakland Thursday evening in regular form, with Worthy Ma tron, Mary Barker, and Worthy Patron, Lloyal Stearns, presiding. The hall was beautifully decorat ed with spring flowers by Lucretia Rosa and Lafreda Endrese . During the evening the beautiful and impressive degrees of the ord er were received by Jean Self ridge, Lois Winslow, Perry Self ridge and Betty McCord. At the close of the meeting re-. freshments were served at tables decorated in the Easter motif, by Mr. and Mrs. James Bovingdon, Joan Rice, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aus tin and Gertrude Hebard. The Stellar Club announced a ' card party for April 26, at S o'clock. Come and bring your friends. , , U. OF 0. MOTHERS CLUB TO HOLD MEETING The University of Oregon Moth-: ers Club will meet tonight at a seven o'clock no-hostess supper at the Hotel Umpqua. All members are urged to be present. 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