LEGAL NOTICE
TO: C. J. Badley dba Clairs Au
tomotive Service Clyde R. Blodg
ett dba Little Dog Logging Co.,
Lester W. Bowman dba Bowman
Logging Co., Robert S. Bullock,
L. H. Bush, George A. But
tier, Dan Calvert, C D. Camp
bell dba North Douglas Appliance
Center, Clyde Campbell it Les
Spencer dba Spencer St Campbell
Logging Co., Sam Choat dba Ump
qua Lumber Co., Jack A. Church
dba Church St Flora, Richard Lee
Comer St Jeptha C. Culbartson dba
C. Jc C. Logging Co., D. R. Dole,
Clarence A. St Anna J. Earls, L. H.
Edwards dba Edwards Bros. Log
ging Co., Mrs. K. E. Exton, Eu
gene R. Faus dba Eugene R. Faus
Logging Co., F. E. Feagins, Roland
A. Glass dba Hole In One Donnt
Shop, E. F. Gosser dba Gossor &
Hubert Lbr. Co., Alvin Greer, My
ron C. Haines dba Myron -C.
Haines St Co., Pete Hanson David
Hickmani Rodger R. Hood, Earl
Hottman, R. A. Jaeger dba R. A.
Jaeger Logging Co., A. T. John
son, James T. Johnson dba John
son Lumber Co., Jim Knight, Wil
liam Kroeplin dba Kroeplin Bros.
Floor Sanding Co., Wayne Larson
dba The Oakland Tavern, Ralph
McDale St Roy W. Suiter dba S St
M, Logging Co. Clifford McGhehey,
John Makinson, Paul H. Miller dba
Paul H. Miller Logging Co., Guy
E. St Margaret Mullin dba Glide
Store,. John E. Murphy, Rolling
Hills Lumber Co., Lyle Russell dba
Lyle Russell Logging Co., Albert
Sehlermeister, James M. Shep
herd dba Shepherd St Laubach Lbr.
Co., C. B. (Coy) Short, -T. F. St R.
W. Simmons, Isaac Everett Smith,
Robert G. Stumbo dba Stumbo
Bros., Jay Vernon St Kenneth Ver
non Taylor dba J. V. Taylor St
Son, Roy L.-Violette dba Violette
Bros., Herbert Newton Walk,
Daisy, Kenneth & Robert Whitlow
dba. Whitlow Logging Co., Geo. G.
Williams, Mrs. Arthur Wolfgram
and all persons owning or claiming
to own, or having or claiming to
have, any interest in any personal
property hereinafter listed and
described.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
you and each of you that for the
reason of delinquency of the pay
ment of the taxes on the hereinaft
er described personal property for
the years and in the amounts as
set forth, that the tax collector for
Douglas County, Oregon, has is
sued warrants to enforce -payment
of the said taxes, together
with interest thereon to date of is
sue of said warrants, against the
following named persons as the re
spective owners of the several per
sonal properties hereinafter de
scribed, as appearing on the latest
tax roll.
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22 4-15-55 C. J. Badley dba Clairs
Automotive Service
23 4-15-55 Clyde R. Blodgett dba
Little Dog Logging
Co.
25
4-15-55 Lester W. Bowman dba
Bowman Logging Co.
,27 4-15-55 Robert S. Bullock
28 4-15-55 L. H. Bush
29 4-15-55 George A. Buttler
30 4-15-55 Dan Calvert
31 4-15-55 C. D. Campbell dba
North Douglas Appli
ance Center
32 4-15-55 Clyde Campbell 4i Les
Spencer dba Spen
cer & Campbell Log
Logging Co.
33 4-15-55 Sam Choat dba Ump-
qua Lumber Co.
34 4-15-55 Jack A. Church dba
Church & Flora
35 4-15-55 Richard Lee Comer St
Jeptha C. Culbertson
dba C. & C. Logging
Co.
36 4-15-55 D. R. Doyle
37 4-15-55 Clarence A. St Anna J.
Earls
38 4-15-55 L. H. Edwards dba Ed
wards Bros. Logging
Co.
39 4-15-55. Mrs. K. E. Exton
40 4-15-55 Eugene R. Faus dba
Eugene R. Faus Log
ging Co.
41 4-15-55 F. E. Fcagins
44 4-15-55 Roland A. Glass dba
Hole In One Donut
Shop .-
45 4-15-55 E. F. Gosscr dba Gos
ser St Hubert Lbr. Co.
46 4-15-55 Alvin 'Greer
47 4-15-55 Myron C. Haines dba
Myron C. Haines &
Co.
48 4-15-55 Pete Hanson
49 4-15-55 David Hickman
50 4-15-55 Rodger R. Hood
51 4-15-55 Earl Hottman
Inv., Fur., Fix.
Logging Equip.
Logging Equip.
Logging Equip.
Logging Equip.
Logging Equip.
Logging Equip.
Logging Equip.
SawmiU & Livestock
Inv., Fur.. Fix,
Logging Equip.
Sawmill St Logs
Lumber
Logging Equip.
Logging Equip.
Inv., Fur., Fix,
Watercraft
Logging Equip. St
Livestock
Livestock
Logging
Logging
Equip.
Equip.
Logging Equip. St
Livestock
Inv., Fur., Fix.
Lumber
Farm Mach.
Livestock
Office Equip.
Livestock
Inv., Fur., Fix.
Mill in storage
Logging Equip.
52 4-15-55 R. A. Jaeger dba R.
A. Jaeger Logging Logging Equip.
Co.,
53 4-15-55 A. T. Johnson
54 4-15-55 James T. Johnson dba
Johnson Lumber Co.
55 4-15-55 Jim Knight
56 4-15-55 William Kroeplin dba
Kroeplin Bros. Floor
Sanding Co.
57 4-15-55 Wayne Larson dba The
Oakland Tavern
58 4-15-55 Ralph McDale & Roy
W. Suiter dba S St M
Logging Co.
59 4-15-55 Clifford McGhehey
60 4-15-55 John Makinson
62 4-15-55 Pal H. Miller dba
Paul H. Miller Log
ging Co.
63 4-15-55 Guy E. & XrffT
Mullin dba Glide
Store
64 4-15-55 John E. Murphy
Inv.
Inv.
Logging Equip.
Equipment
Inv., Mdse.
Logging Equip.
Farm Mach. St
Livestock
Livestock
Logging Equip.
.Grocery Inv.
Farm Mach
St Livestock
1953
1954
1H53
1954
1953
4-15-55 Rolling Hill. Lumber Planing Mi Fur.
t0' land
67 4-15-55 Lyle Russell dba Lyle ...
68 4-15-55 Albert Schiermeister Jf,glng
Mill
Equip.
69 4-15-55 James M. Shepherd
dba Shepherd St Lau
bach Lbr. Co.
70 4-15-55 C. B. (Coy) Short
71 4-15-55 T. F. St R. W. Sim
mons
72 4-15-55 Isaac Everett Smith
73 4-15-55 Robert G. Stumbo dba
Stumbo Bros.
74 4-15-55 Jay Vernon Taylor St
Kenneth Vernon Tay
lor dba J. V. Taylor
St Son
75 4-15-55 Roy L. Violette dba
Violette Bros.
76 4-15-55 Herbert Newton Walk
77 4-15-55 Daisy, Kenneth St Rob
ert Whitlow dba
Whitlow Logging Co.
78 4-15-55 Geo. G. Williams
Sawmill St Lumber
Sawmill
SawmiU
Logging Equip.
Farm Mach. St
Livestock
1953
1953
1954
1953
1953
1953 70.21 5.15 75.36
1954 314.62 3.65 318.27
1953 203.10 16.92 220.02
. 538.29
1953 231.84 19.31 251.15
1954 240.96 2.80 24aL76
494.91
1953 92.04 7.67 99.71
1953 2.80 . .23 3.03
1954 3.55 .04 3.59
6.62
1952 52.58 7.53 60.11
1953 67.70 ' 5.64 73.34
1954 27.51 .23 27.74
1953 89.04 7.42 96.46
1953 347.76 28.97 376.73
1953 220.12 18.34 J3iU6
615.19
1953 79.08 5.06 84.14
1953 73.12 5.36 78.48
1954 105.12 1.22 JL063i
184.82
1953 28.48 2.37 30.85
1954 38.01 .44 38.45
69.30
1953 5.78 .48 6.26
1953 75.64 5.34 80.98
1953 21.52 1.79 23.31
1954 10.99 .13 11.12
34.43
1953 90.00 7.50 97 50
1954 106.38 1.23
205.11
1953 5.60 .47 6.07
1953 107.98 , 9.00 116.98
1953 25.90 2.16 28 00
1953 266.13 22.17 288.30
1954 183.57 2.13 185.70
474.00
1952 10.65 1.63 12.23
1953 11.28 .94 12.22
1953 189.17 15.76 204.93
1953 18.22 1.52 19.74
1953 133.65 11.13 144.78
1954 130.41 1.51 13192
27670
1953 4.08 .34 4.42
1954 5.20 .06 5.26
9.68"
1954 41.72 .35 42.07
1954 56.45 .65 57.10
1953 84.00 7.00 91.00
1954 269.79 3.13 272 92
363.32
1953 17.18 1.43 18.61
1953 31.47 2.62 34.09
1953 229.74 19.14 248 88
1954 275.59 3.20 278.79
31.15
29.15
6.70
8.01
131.16
2.59
.34
.56
.09
10.93
128.90
182.70
92.40
379.08
29.99
10.74
15.22
1.07
31.58
2.50
527.64
33.74
29.49
6323"
7.26
810
15.36
142.09
1953 11.96 1.00 12.96
1953 64.72 5.39 70,11
1954 44.68 .52 45.20
115 3i
1952 663.78 108.40 772 18
1953 583.42 48.60 632.02
1954 590.13 6.85 ' 596J1S
"2,001.18
1953 252.00 20.99 272.99
1953 418.77 34.88 453.65
1953 186.12 15.50 201 62
1954 70.20 .81 71.01
72628
"9.64
197.92
93.47
29T.39
410.66
32.49
Logging Equip. 1953 112.50 9.37 121.87
Sawmill 1952 111.36 18.19 130 55
1953 162.53 13.54 176.07
1954 175.20 2.03 17723
483.85
Logging Equip.
Sawmill 1953 75.60 4.03 79.63
Farm Mach St Imp. 1950 20.15 8.12 26 27
on leased land 1953 31.60 2.63 34.23
1954 40.80 . .47 41.2?
10L77
Sawmill 4 1952 387.90 62.41 450.31
Logging Equip. 1953 382.54 31.86 '414 40
1954 397.58 4.61 402.19
1,266.9
Tractor , 1951 1121 2.39 13.60
Houseboat 1951 3.78 .92 4.70
Immediately upon completion of
service by publication of the above
described warrants, if the delin
quent taxes and interest and cost!
oi service shall not have Dcen paia,
each such warrant or duplicate
thereof will be filed by the tax col
lector with the ccunty clerk for
entry in the judgment docket of
Douglas County.
The amount of each -warrant
when docketed, together with add
ed cost charges, will become a lien
upon the title to any interest in
real property owned by the person
Definition of abbreviations:
Mdse. Merchandise
Mach. Machinery
Equip. Equipment
Imp. Improvements -Fur.
Furniture
Fix. Fixtures
Impl. Implements
Inv. . Inventory
Misc. Miscellaneous
against whom the warrant is is
sued, and the taxes on personal
property embraced in such war
rant, with interest, penalties and
costs applicable thereto, will con
tinue as a lien on all personal prop
erty of the person assessed as oth
erwise provided by law. The effect
will be the same ' as though the
people of the county had recover
ed judgement against the person
charged for the full amount of the
delinquent taxes covered by the
warrant, together with Interest
thereon and costs as provided by
law.
Service of publication of t h ! s
notice is made by four consecu
tive weekly publications thereof in
the Roscburg News Review, a
newspaper of general circulation
in Douglas County, pursuant to
the order of the Douglas County
Court dated March 25th, 1955.
Date of first publication of this
notice April 15. 1955.
Date of last publication of this
notice May 6, 1955.
C. H. BAIRD Sr.
Sheriff St Tax Collector
for Douglas County, Ore.
ROBERT M. STULTS
District Attorney for
Douglas County, Ore.
London Papers Publish Again Following Strike
LONDON W A columnist in the
Daily Sketch started off today:
when I was so rudely interrupt
ed . . ."
The News Chronicle stoutly de
nied that it is dead.
A Daily Express cartoon showed
a gentleman in a bowler hat
crawling around with a newspaper
in his mouth while his wife ex
plained to a neighbor: "He has
to teach Rover all over again
how to fetch our paper."
And the Daily Telegraph gave
thanks that Britons now can stop
trying to dig such Yankee jive as
"Redwings rip Leafs as Canadians
blank Bruins."
The great London . newspaper
strike was over.
After 26 days in a muzzle, the
nationally distributed dailies, most
of them in expanded editions, set
out to tell their 15 million readers
what they had missed. ,
Such chit-chat, for instance, as
the retirement of Sir Winston
Churchill and that a general elec
tion is coming up May 26.
Emulating its New York counter
part after Gotham's big strike, the
Times carried a 12-page supple
ment which summarized the lost
news day by day.
On the front page where they
always appear were four solid col
umns of birth, death and marriage
announcements. It was the first
installment of a huge oacklog.
The Telegraph published an
eight-page supplement highlighting
the lost 26 days and most other
newspapers hit the high spots in
smaller condensations.
The papers reappeared with such
headlines as "Here we are againl"
"Read all about it!" and 'Good
morning all!"
The tabloid Daily Mirror, whose
readers like pictures of pretty
girls, had to make a choice from
an accumulation of nearly four
weeks. And what was it? What
else but Marilyn Monroe on that
elephant?
PREMIER CONCERT
The Days Creek School band
will present its premier concert
April 29 at 8 p.m. in the Days
Creek School gym. The program,
under the direction of Curtis Wind
ers, will include several musical
skits as well as regulation band
numbers. School officials report it
is the first band concert ever giv
en in Days Creek. A nominal ad
mission charge will be made.
TYPHOON REPORTED
MANILA vfl A pre-seasonal
typhoon with winds up to 75 milta
per hour is grinding slowly acreM
the Philippine sea t o w a r a iw
mosa.
Fri Apr. 22, 1955 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 13
Navy Flier Offers Return Of Money
SAN DIEGO, Calif. 1 A 26-year-old
Navy flier Thursday was
reported offering restitution of i
$1,460 he Is charged with taking
from a New Yorker in a Nevada
gambling hotel robbery Sunday.
Sheriff's officers wno arrestea
Lt. (jg) Donald K. Robbins, Na
val Academy graduate from Port
land, Ore., said he told them he
had deposited the amount with the
Navy. .
He was returned to Navy custody
Wednesday pending a preliminary
hearing set for May 19 on the
' WOULD CREATE MARKETS
SALEM Wl A division of
Market Development would be
created by a bill approved by the
House and sent to the governor
Thursday. .
The division, to be in the State
Agriculture Department, would
attempt to find new markets for
Oregon farm products. i
KING OFFERED FILM JOB
ISTANBUL, Turkey WV-Former
King Farouk of Egypt, who is re
ported to be looking for a job,
was offered work as a film star
Thursday by the Mayer Film Co.
of Istanbul.
Latest Creation! in
CARPETS
DURHAM'S
FLOOR
"Biggest
. Store
566 W. Oak
COVERINC
Little Carpet
In
Town"
OR 3-6123
fugitive warrant from Las Vejas.
The officers said Robbins, at- .
tached to an attack bomber squad
ron at San Diego Naval Air Sta
tion told them he understood Henry
Ments, the New Yorker, was in
favor of dropping the charge if
restitution is made.
Robbins was quoted by Sheriff's
Capt. Leland McPhie as saying he
held up Ments. after seeing the
New .Yorker cash in . gambling
chips at the Sands Hotel. He told
McPhie he had gone broke plav
ing dice, had been drinking and
"lost my rationality."
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HEDGSHEAR
Trimi htdgoi, treos, end shrubs In mfiwruf
Instead of hoursi Precision built, light,
tasy-to-uso, And tho raior-sharp loalh
htm al Hit rat of 500 cuts o strand I
Tho Htdgshtar dots Hi worit... you ust
Ouldo It. Got professional -.-i..
results Impossible with
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Plus Tot
Dial OR 3-6628
202 N. Jackson St.
No. 14 in a scries of Rare Creatures:
THE FRENZIED GROPE
pursues the glitter and passes up the gold
The grope is an advertiser who'd rather be flashy
'han right.
He walks when others are riding, and shaves with
a goldplated axe.
Seeks pie in the sky rather than use the one medium
that's proven productive so long for so many.
Fortunately, the grope is a rare creature.
Wise advertisers know that the newspaper is basic
no matter what the virtues of other media are.
munity reads a newspaper sometime during each day.
They also knowthat people have a strong allegiance
to their newspapers, believe in newspapers, and shop
from newspapers. .
Thus, whatever advertising schedule they build, they
make newspapers their solid foundation.
No wonder advertisers placed more money in new
papers last year than they did in television, radio, mag
azines and outdoor combined!
They know that almost every person in every com- All business is local. . . and so are all newspapers!
New Delivered Daily te Mere Then
11,000 Deufllat Ce. Hemes