Jhejrossword Puzzle For Today
"Smallest State"
ACROSS
1 "Little Rhody"
is nickname
for Rhode
7 The it
this state's
flower
13 Though small,
it is an
industrial
14 Embellished
15 Woolly
16 Seesaw
17 Conclusion
18 Tiny
20 Troops (ab.)
21 Aroma
24 Bone
25 Compass point
26 Irksome
3 Disembarked
4 Feminine
appellation
5 Seine
(Sketched
7 Ballots
8 Anger
9 Easton't
Beach is
of its resorts
10 Second
mentioned
11 Everlasting
(poet.)
12 More succinct
19 Goddess ot
the dawn
22 More refined
23 Many people
make of
' its historic
shrines
28 More unusual
30 Sever
31 Offspring
32 Before
33 Hen product
34 Erects
37 Staggerers
41 Shade tree
42 Yes (Sp.)
43 Fortification
44 Society
Automotive
Engineers
(ab.)
45 Oriental porgy
47 Yellow bugle
plant
48 Ring of a
small bell
51 Move with
vigor
54 Hold in
affection
55 Chant
56 Wish
57 Fixed looks
DOWN
1 Sickest
2 Sitting
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HieiM Iet esI Id'ap1
27 Shoshoneaa
Indian
28 Williams
founded
Providence
29 Fish
31 Observe
34 Paused
35 "Lily maid ot
Astolat"
36 Atonement
37 Narrow inlet
38 Newspaper
executive
39 Deep gorge
40 Traps
42 Cubic meter
46 Wading bird
49 South African
apple
50 Gibbon
52 Suffix
53 Musical
direction
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Second Ambush
GLEN COVE. N Y. (AP)-Wiley
Oglesby, 40, is a law-abiding fam
ily man. His workday existence
differs little from that of millions
of other Americans. Yet someone
has shot him from ambush twice
in the last three months.
He doesn t know why. But this
is what has happened to him in
tins quiet Long island suduid:
On May 17, he was completing
some do-it-yourself repairs on his
car at a service station. A shot
rang out and a bullet fragment
entered his head, tie was nospuai
ized five days.
Last Thursday night, he again
was at the service station. Again
he had just completed some re
pairs when a shot rang out. this
FROM NINE TO FIVE
' CHECK RQCM ffT'
"Well, then . , , how about this one?"
VOU BLOW Ti-iE ( I LLTAKE
WHISTLE AND S ONE t
VJHEN THE ANTS ) ; A
rOME OUT -
VOU STOMP t 49 J
AT
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Baffles Worker
I time he was hit in the shoulder.
The wound was not serious, and
I Oglesby is recovering satisfactorily-
I "I'm scared," Oglesby said as
I he discussed the shootings. ''1
haven't got an enemy in the world
that I know of."
j There have been no threats to
l his wife or five children, to the
attendants at the gas station, or
to anyone at the Tungsten Corp.
...k.A I ... 1..
piunk nunc lie uaa a sivduy JUU.
Police are investigating, but are
baffled. They can't guard Ogles
by against all possible shooting
attempts.
So Oglesby goes on living, and
looking over his shoulder.
By Jo Fischer
LAST" A SALESMAN
I n uivic t miNio 1 -
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LEGAL
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
(IE nBRftnu IU sun cna t-l. r-
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
CASE NO. 13SM
SUMMONS !
DON BETSON nd MOLLIE B. BETSON.I
HUSBAND AND WIFE
Plaintiffs, '
vs.
JAAAES R BAKER AND FRANCES
j. dkc fi, rw&oana and wile;
lM all omer parties unknown cliim.
Infl arty right, title, Inlerett, ten
or tstdl In Iht real property ae-
t ... ... viiia TirHli OISO ail
other persons having any right, title, claim
iMnnji in w 10 me real property or
1 '. r" v.. weu m in com
plaint on ftla herain.
TO: JAMES R. BAKER and FRANCES." j!i
unn, wuiiih ana wile; also all other 1
parties unknown claiming any right, title ,
Inlweir. Iin nr ,n ,
-. ..... - " -" -v ui7 irai iruppr iy
ttescritwd In tha Complaint herein; also all!
, . r nii', mit, ciaim
or Interest in or to the real property, or any;
lilt herein, Detenc),int?-
hi inc nnwc ur i Mt SIAIE OF ORE
GON you are hereby required to appear'
"" vwiiihioiui niffo aqainsi you
In tru jttvtu untitle ...1
last day of tht time prescribed In the Ord-r
lor publication of this Summoni, which pre
scribed time Is once a week tor (oar con-
nm. ie newspaper inerein men
tioned, the "ROSE BURG NEWS-REVIEW"
.... .,, a, M,r u. himlii Muancanon is saTurilny,
th Uth day of August, I960, and the last
rinv nt whirH ! tha mih .j r .
I960, and It you fail to appear and answer
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed
lor thorn In cun-lnrt . n . . ... .
a.aiciiiciu w, wnicn
Is as follows:
For a Decree forever quieting title In
"'uwinH oescnoea real
property, fo-wlt:
m tasr nan or tht following described
property:
The West hall of the Northwest quarter
of the Northeast quarter of Section 3?,
In Township 30 South, Ranqe 2 West;
Willamette Meridian, Douglas County,
Oregon, less road right-of-way 80 frot
wide, being 40 feet on each side of the
fj'estrni iraveiea road.
j " ' cc ucirtmrning me aflverse
claims ot all defendants, and each of them.
,.. auUUWIu mai oeienaanis nave
no estate or Interest in and to said bndj.
"1 UI rioimiirs is good and
valid, and forever enjoining Defendants, and
,l ns,Bn(iiq any claims
PM tlfV h r Sa'd 'nds adver 0
' '""r ano luriner
uSr. SlKSS?2BlfEuJi!i,h8? ,he "R0SE:
j.u,,,1L r a newspaper oi
general circulation, printed in the city of
-w'r uiuijud, pursuant
.t rder "r'no publication thereof,
1 C!l 0r,tIeJ' was madB a,1() Wered herein
on the 3rd day of August, IW0, bv the
Judge. "u"re,n rcim
Ft-AXEL AND TODD
Attorneyj for Plaintiffs
Address: North Bend, Oregon.
Th"T'SE lF FINAL SETTLEMENT
f J' Bo'er' DecMiwl, hs (Med
(or pouglai Counly, (he finnl ccoun( ol hit
dmliililradon, and said Court has (ltd
Monday, August 29lh, i960, at 10:30 o'clock
- ... nwil, n ,lir. (.our mouse at
Rosthurg, Oregon, as the place, for henrlnq
oblechons. If any, to said final account or to
...w .xiciiiciii ui sola esiaie.
Oafed July 30th, 1960,
ALFRED BOYER, Executor
Of the Estate of
ELIZABETH J. BOYER, Deceased
New Drive Is On
To Honor Chaplin
HOLLYWOOD (AP) A new
drive is on to Bet Charlie Chnn.
Iin's name inscribed on the bronze
stars along Hollywood Boulevard's
walk of lame.
The famed comic's name m
not among the first 1,500 names
emblazoned on the street. It
stirred up a hot controversy
even a ouperior court suit wy his
sun, viiaut.3 diapiin, jr.
Word along the street now is
that Chaplin, in his heyday the
most famous internationally of all
Hollywood stars, will be honored
when the fuss dies down. The
great comic of silent films now
lives in Europe.
Furrier Sam Mannis, owner of
(he corner at Hollywood and Ivar,
lias called for a special meeting
of the Hollywood Chamber of
Commerce to reconsider Chaplin's
omission.
"I'm helping pay for the proj
ect, ' says Mannis, "and I've got
four names in front of my slore
only one I ever heard of. I would
like it known publicly that I wel
come Charles Chaplin's name in
front of my store."
Mannis added "Whatever the
man's political ideology may be,
it reflects solely on his personal
life, and not on his ability to bring
laughter and happiness to millions
of moviegoers throughout the
world."
Harry M. Sugarman, head of
the improvement project, ex
plained the omission thusly: "His
name may be added later. Opin
ion on him was divided. No one
is trying to rewrite the history
of the entertainment industry. Hit
ler's name can't be erased from
the pages of history but I doubt
if anyone is interested in ag
grandizing him further."
Young Chaplin said he filed his
suit because of "the moral prin
ciple involved. I know my father
is not a Communist, never has
been. If Ihey hadn't publicized the
fact that they weren't going to
include it, I might have forgotten
about it. I feel it is my duty to
aciena mm.
SIMPLE DESSERT
Fix a simple dessert by warm
ing canned peach halves. Spoon
prepared coconut syrup over
peaches and sprinkle with toasted
almonds and coconut.
In The Age Of Science,
Medical Quacks' Take' Hits Record High
WASHINGTON (NEA) A
Detroit businessman was under
standably startled when his wife
announced that the was treating
her aches and pains with dog
grass.
While he was getting over tho
shock, other people throughout the
city were confidently swallowing
tonics containing cramp bark, devil
shoe string, skunk cahbag.;, queen
of the meadow and turtle bloom.
A glib-tongued promoter had con
vinced them all that these herbs
and plants, bottled according to his
own special formula, had made
doctors obsolete. Lining the shelves
of his store were tonics for arth
ritis, asthma, change of life, diabe
tes, epilepsy, cataracts, hardening
of the arteries, heart trouble, kid
ney stones, obesity, tapeworms
and varicose veins. Practically the
only thing any of those concoctions
could have cured is a light thurst.
The Detroit case is a typical ex
ample of the medical quackery
boom, says officials of the U.S.
Food and Drug Adminiitration.
Medical experts estimate the
LEGAL
TIMBER FOR SALE. I'MTED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR, lil'RKAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT. ORAL AUCTION
as hereinafter designated will be
received by the District Manager.
Bureau of Land Management, 258J
West Harvard Avenue, Rosehur.:.
Oregon, at 9:00 A.M., PACIFIC
STANDARD TIME, on Friday,1
September 2, 10, for all timber j
marked or designated for rutting. ,
Before hids are submitted, full in-:
formation concerning the timber,1
the conditions of sale and submis- i
sion of bids should be obtained
from the above District Manager, j
The right is hereby reserved to
waive technical defects in this ad- j
vertisement and to reject any or
ail bids, me united stales re
serves the right to waive any in
formality in bids received when
ever such waiver is in the interest
of the United States. IN DOUG
LAS COUNTY: OREGON: O&C:
All timber designated for culling
on SWN'E'i, SE'iNW'i, E1-.-SW'j,
M-jSE'i, Stction 1, T. 27
S., R. 2 W., W.M., estimated for
the purpose of Ibis sale lo be 671
M bd. ft. Douglas-fir, 9 M bd. ft.
Sugar l'ine, 32 M bd. ft. Western
Hemlock, 57 M bd. ft. Western
Kodcedar, 184 M bd. ft. Incense
Cedar, 171 M bd. ft. White fir. No
bid for less than $20.10 per M bd.
ft. for the Douglas-fir, $20.10, per
M bd. ft. for the Sugar Pine, $9.15
per M bd. ft. for the Western Hem
lock, S8.15 per M bd. ft. for the
Western Ucdcedar, S8.(0 per M bd.
ft. for the Incense Cedar, $9.95 per
M bd. ft. for the White Fir. or
a total purchase price of $17,709.
20 will be considered. Minimum
deposit with bid $1,800.00. Access
lo the sale area is available: (a)
under the terms and conditions of
Special Use Permit with United
States Forest Service, Glide, Ore
gon. A road use and maintenance
fee of S.08 per M bd. ft. per mile
is ciled among other conditions.
IN DOUGLAS COUNTY: ORE
GON: O&C: All timber designated
for cutting on Lot 10 (SE'iSWW),
lx)t 11 (SW'ASE'.i), Section 3, T.
27 S., R. 2 W., W.M., estimated
for the purpose of this sale to be
505 M bd. ft. Douglas-fir, 80 M
bd. ft. Sugar Pine, 8 M bd. ft.
White Fir. 0 M bd. ft. Incense
Cedar, 7 M bd. ft. Western Red
cedar. No bid for less than $21.50
per M bd. ft. for the Douglas-fir,
$27.70 per M bd. ft. for tho Sugar
Pine. $12.00 per M bd. ft. for the
While Fir, $10.45 per M bd. ft. for
the Incense Cedar, $9.65 per M bd.
ft. for the Western Uedcedar, or a
total purchase price of $14,589.75,
will be considered. Minimum de
posit with bid $1,500.00. Access to
the sale area is available: (a) un
der the terms and condilions of
Easement No. RE-R-38 with Ellis
and Alma Watson. No fee; and (b)
hv Public Road. IN DOUGLAS
COUNTY: OREGON: O&C: All
timber designated for cutting on
SWNEVi, SEV4NW4, NE'ASWVi,
NWWSE'i, Section 14, T. 31 S.,
R. 5 W., W.M., estimated for the
purpose of this sale to be 1,027
M bd. ft. Douglas-fir, 14 M bd.
ft. Sugar Pine, 3 M bd. ft. White
Fir, a M bd. ft. Western Hemlock,
16 M bd. ft. Incense Cedar. No bid
for less than $18.55 per M bd. ft.
for the Douglas-fir, $18.55 per M
bd. ft. for the Sugar Pine, $8.80
per M bd. ft. for the White Fir,
$7.70 per M bd. ft. for the West
ern Hemlock, $7.35 per M bd. ft.
for the Incense Cedar, or a total
purchase price of $19,469.95, will
be considered. Minimum deposit
with bid $2,000.00. Access, to the
sale area is available: (a) under
the terms and condilions of Semi
detailed Agreement No. R-493 with
Bate Lumber Company, Merlin,
Oregon. A fee of $0.72 per M bd.
ft. is ciled among other condi
tions. IN DOUGLAS COUNTY:
OREGON: CBWR: All timber des
ignated for culling on NEV4NWV4,
Lot 2 (SW'iNW'i), SE'ANW4,
NESW', Lot 3 (NWV4SW4 ),
Suction 19, T. 2B S., R. 8 W.,
W.M., estimated for (he purpose
of this sale to be 325. M bd. ft.
Douglas Fir, 33 M bd. ft. West
ern Hemlock. No bid for less than
$23.15 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas-fir
$13.20 per M bd. ft, for the
Western Hemlock, or a total pur
chase price of $7,959.35, will be
considered. Minimum deposit with
bid $800.00. Access to the sale
area is available: (a) under the
terms and condilions of Hight-of-Way
Permit C-250 wilh Martin
Brothers Container and Timber
Products Corporation. A fee of
$0.05 per M bd. ft. is cited among
other conditions; and (b) by Fed
eral access road. A maintenance
fee of $0.10 per M bd. ft. per mile
will be charged; and (c) by Pub
lic Road,
NOTICB TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against tht Es
tate ol CLARA M. JERISON, deceased, now
pending in the Circuit Court of Douglas
County, Oregon, ere hereby notified to pre
sent the same, duly verified as required by
law, to the undersigned at the law offices
of George Luoma, Umpqua Savings & Loan
Buildinq, Roseburg, Oregon, within six months
from the dale ot the firsl publication ot this
notice, which date Is July 30, 1960.
JOHN O. JERTSON, Executor of
the Will and Estate of Clara M.
Jertson, Deceased.
Shysters Rcke In More Than $650 Million
quacks' "take" last year amounted
to more than $650 million, a record
figure.
What causes quackery to flourish
in an age when people arc better
informed about health and medi
cine than ever before?
One theory holds that many
people have an innate belief in
magic. Wishful thinking combined
wilh the desire to get something
for nothing makes them eay targ
ets for a medical ahysler's sales
talk.
There is also Ihe strong appeal
of testimonials from people who
claim they were cured. Walltce F.
Janssen, FDA authority on quack
cry, says such people ususally fall
into one of three categories:
Those who think they have a dis
ease but do not.
Those who had a disease and
were treated by a competent doc
tor, but who then went to a quack
and attributed their recovery to
him.
Those who are experiencing only
a temporary improvement, not un
common with chronic diseases.
The tragic aspect ol quackery Is
Sat, Aug. 13, 1960 Tha Newt-Riw, Roieburg, Of. 7.
LEGAL
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
NO. JW
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR SALI
OP REAL PROPERTY
In the Matter of the Estate
ot
ANNA E. SCHULTE. Deceased.
Nohca ia htreDy given that the under-
signed at admlnnlralor of the Estate of
Anna e. scnuite, deceased, from ana j
L. oiiTces oil MarriMiiR W.nVl. O. S"
National Bank Builaing. Rosaourg, Oregon, ,
proceed to sell at private sale tor cash in i
hand or credit, iubect t confirmation by
the Circuit Court ot the State ot Oregon !
tor Douglas Cuunty, ail the nght, utie and
Interest of the Estate of Anna E. Schulti
deceased In and to tha following described
real properties situals In Douglas Counly,
Oregon to-wil;
An unoivioea 1 inieresi in ana to tne
following parcel 1 :
Beginning at a point on the west bound
ary line ot Section IB, Township 16 South,
Range S West, Willamette Meridian, 2
chains SO links South of the Northwest
corner ot Section IS, thence Soulh along
Section line 16 chains 50 links to quarter
section corner of West boundary of Sec- i
tion IB, thence East 17 chains 76 links to !
West boundary right ot way of Oregon
and California Railroad, thence North
along right of way 15 chains 24 links
to south boundary of Wilbur, thence North
65 degrees 30' West along soulh bound
ary 4 chains Bl links; thence North 77
degrees 30' West along boundary of town
of Wilbur, 4 chains 54 links to South
west corner of the town of Wilbur, tlience
South II degrees 30' West 1 chain 84
links; thence West 6 chains 34 links lo
beginning. EXCEPTING THEREFROM
that part ot the above described real
properly lying east of the old highway
No. 99 (known as Business Routt 99)
all In Douglas County, Oregon.
An undivided 1-5 inlerasl In and to the
following parcel 2:
West Half of Lot 4, Block 3, FAIRACRES,
according to the map or plat thereof on
file and of record tn the office of the
Counly Clerk of Douglas County. Oreaon.
tn the event said real properly is sold on
credit. It is the Order of the above Court
that ' of the purchise price be paid to the
undersigned administrator at the time of
the sale and the balance will be secured by
purchase money mortaaae UDon said lands.
or by the execution of a conditional sales
contract reserving the title to the said real
property upon described In the said estate
until the full purchase price sh.ill have been
paid, the amount of credit, the length of
Time to pay tne balance due, to be subject to
approval of Ihe Court Bids will be accepted
on either of the above parcels individually
by any bidder. Parcel 1 Is generally located
in the City of Wilbur, Oregon has located
thereon 6 Motel type cabins. Parcel 2 his
a dwelling house located at number 150
Currier Street, Roseburg, Oregon. Bids should
be made on the basis ot the value ot the
above parcels of real property as a whole
unit. Parcel 1 has been appraised as having
noie unit value or I7,8i2.50; parcel 7
has been appraised as having a whole unit
value of $4,000.00;
DATED and first published this 30th day
of July, 1940.
R. D. BRIDGES, Administrator of
ths Estate of ANNA E. SCHULTE.
Deceased.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THB STATE OF OREGON
FOR DOUOLAS COUNTY
V NO. 727 1
NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATOR SALS
OF REAL PROPERTY
In tha Matter ot tha Estate
of
IRA J. BKUNINO, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given (hat tha under
signed as administrator of the Estate of Ira
J. Bruning, deceased, will from and after
the 29th day of August, 1960 fit tha Law of
fices ot Harrison R. Winston. U. S. National
Bonk Building, Roseburg, Oregon, proceed to
sell at private sale for cash In hand or
credit subject to confirmation by the Circuit
court ot tne Maie oi ureaon tor uouaias
Counly, all tht right, title and Interest of
ine b state ot ira j. urumng, deceased in
and to Ihe following described real properties
situate in Douglas county, Oregon to-wit
An undivided 1-5 Interest In and to tha
following parcel 1:
Beginning at a point on the west
boundary line of Section IB,
Township 26 South, Range S West, Wil
lamette Meridian, 23 ctvilns 50 links Soulh
of the Northwest corner of Stction IB,
n link, i ,,ri-r J
wait bounitrf J littaT ii MhSIl
west boundary of Section la, thence East
thence South along Section line 14 chains
1' chains 76 links to West boundary riohf
of way of Oreqon and California Rail
road, thenre North along right of way
IS chains 74 links lo south boundary ot
Wilbur, thence North 65 degrees 30' West
along south boundary 4 chains Bl links;
thence North 77 degrees 30' West along
boundary of town of Wilbur, 4 chains 54
links to Southwest corner of Ihe town of
Wilhur, thence South 12 degrees 30'
West 1 chain 84 llnk-w thence West 6
chains 34 links to beqlnnlnq. EXCEPTING
THEREFROM that part ot the above de
scribed real property lying east ot the
old highway No. 99 (known as Business
Route 99) all in Dountas County, Oregon.
An undivided 1-5 Interest In and to tha
following parcel 2:
West Half of Lot 4, Block 3, FAIRACRES,
according to the map or plot thereof on
file and of record In the office of tha
County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon.
In the event said real properly Is sold on
credit, it Is the Order of Ihe above Court
that V of the purchase price be paid lo the
undersigned administrator at the time of
the sale and the balance will be secured by
a purchase money mortgage upon said lands,
or by Ihe execution of a conditional sales
contract reserving the title to the said real
property upon described In the said estate
until the full purchase price shell have
been paid, the amount ot credit, the length
of time to pay the balance due, to be suboct
to approval of the Court. Bids will be
accepted on either of the above parcels In
dividually by any blddor. Parcel 1 Is gener
ally located In the City of Wilbur, Oregon has
located Ihereon 6 Motel type cabins. Parcel
2 has a dwelling house located at number
150 Currier Street, Roseburg, Oregon, Bids
should be made on the basis of the value
of the above parcels of real property as a
whole unit. Parcel 1 has been appralsd as
having a whole unit value of $7,81J.50i
parcel 2 has been appraised as having a
whole unit value of (4,000.00
DATED end first published this 30th day
of July, 1960.
R. D. BRIDGES, Administrator of
the Estate ot IRA J. BRUNING,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has been duly appointed Execu
trix or the Last Will and Testament and
Estate at J. Clifford Baxter, deceased, by
order of the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon for Douglas County, Probate Depart
ment, and has duly qualified as such.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to present the
same with the proper vouchers, duly veri
fied es by law required, to the undersigned
at Ihe offices ot Long, Neuner & Dole,
BlO S.E. Douglas Avenue, Roseburg, Oregon,
within six months from tha date hereof.
Dated and first published July 23, 1960.
O. VELORIS BAXTER
Executrix of tha Last Will and
Testament and Estate of
J. CLIFFORD BAXTER, deceased.
the untold number of fatalities.
Doctors emphasize that many vic
tims, especially cancer patients,
could have been saved if they had
received proper treatment.
The self-styled doctor in Detroit,
for example, was selling a cream
lo treat cancer of the breast. He
claimed its use would eliminate the
need for surgery.
FDA officials recently cracked
down on a Los Angeles quack who
was selling a do-it-yourself cancer
cure kit. It consisted of a lamp
and five slides with instructions on
how lo put it together. Buyers
were gold they could cure cancer
by shining the colored lights on
their bodies.
In l'hocnix, Aril., the FDA stop
ped a quark from shipping de
vices guaranteed lo cure cancer
by irradiating blood. The contrap
tions consisted of eight tubes con
taining radioactive material that
were imbedded in a plastic barrel.
A ninth tube was supplied to hold
blood samples. Directions called
for placing this tube in the center
of the barrel for radiation expos
LEGAL
National Forost Timber ForSoU
Horst Hcavtn Crttk Sal I
Oral auction bids will be received
by the forest supervisor or his.au-
thorized representative at the of--
fice of the forest supervisor, Fed-
eraI UUJCB . aiming. iUtoeDUU,.
Oregon, beginning at 2:00 p.m.,';
September 13, I960, for all Ilier-,
phanl-ihlo timher m-irkerl nr Hesit2-
cnailUDie UmUlT marKea Or UtSlK
fiated fur cutting on an area em-.
bracinii HU acres, more or less.
within sections 29 and 32, T. 23 S.,
H. 2 E., and sections 4 and 5, T..
2t S., R. 2 E., W.M., surveyed,
in the L'mpqua National J?orestf,
Oregon. The estimated volumes
are: 9,000 M board feet of Douglas-,
fir and pine, 700 M board feet of
western hemlock and other species.
The minimum acceptable bid per
M board feet is as follows: Doug-
las-fir and pine $23.85, western!
hemlock and other species $3.65.
This includes the following rates,;
per M board feet for stumpage in
cluding deposit for sale area bet-'
torment: Douglas fir and pine
23.25, western hemlock and other
species $3.25 and $0.60 for slash;
disposal for all species, Provided,
That until a total cumulative de-'
crease credit of $11,830.00 has been
reached, the rates bid for each spe
cies or species group shall bo
decreased per M board feet as fol
lows: Douglas-fir and pine $1.04,
western hemlock and other species
$0.04, and Provided furthtr. That
when the total cumulative decrease
credit has been reached, the rates
bid for each species or species
group shall be increased per M
board feet as follows: Douglas-fir
and pine $6.56, western hemlock
and other species $0.17. Scaled bids
will bo publicly opened and posted
at the office of the forest super
visor, at 2:00 p.m., September 13,
1960. All those who submitted a
satisfactory sealed bid will be
permitted immediately to continue
nniiiinn liijt ,1 i ,f A mnnA nnlnr
bank draft, cashier's or certified
check in the sum of $8,000.00 must
accompany each bid, to be applied
to the purchase price, refunded, or
retained for application to any
claim for damages, according to
the conditions of sale. If requested
by the purchaser, contract terms
will permit felling of timber in ad
vance of payment up to the value
of the performance bond. If an oral
bid is declared to be high at the
closing of the auction, the bidder
must immediately confirm the oral
bid by submitting it in writing on
a Forest Service bid form. The
right to reject any and all bids is
roscrved. Forest Service bid forms
for use in submitting sealed bids
and nut information concerning tne
timber, the conditions of sale
and the submission of bids should
be obtained from the district rang
er, Steamboat Ranger Station or
the forest supervisor. Roseburg. Or
egon, before bids are submitted.
NOTICB Of ALB OP REAL PROPERTY
1 N0UC hereby given that under and
jpurwant to an order of tha Circuit Court ol
th. st,. ol nrann inr nmia. r,niu
the State of Oreaon for Dmiai rmmtw
duly made and entered of record In tht
matter of the estate of IDELLA ANN YAR
BRAUGH, whose true name li IfiPLL A anm
YARBROUGH, deceased, authorizing the un.
derslgned as administrator of said tsfatt to
setl the real property hereinafter described;
NOW, THEREFORE, I. Donald S. Ketlev.
administrator of the estate of IDELLA ANN
TAKOnAUorii wnose true name is IDELLA
ANN YARBROUGH deceased, will, at tha
offices of Kelley t, Garrison, Lawyers, 205
Douglas County State Bank Bldg., Roseburg,
Oregon, on and after the 22nd day of August,
ivou, oner lor casn in nana at private sale,
subject to confirmation by the court, the
following described real property belonging
to said estate, to wit:
Lot 9, Block 3, SECOND RAINBOW
ADDITION, Reed sport, Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon,
DONALD S. KELLEY, '
Administrator of the Estate of
IDELLA ANN YARBROUGH,
Deceased.
NOTICB OF PINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Wed-
nesday, tho 7th day of September, 190, at
9:00 o'clock a.m.. In the Circuit Court Room
"B", in the County Court House, Roseburg,
Douglas County, Oregon, have been fixed as
the time and place tor hearing objections.
If any, to the Final Account filed by tht
undersigned In the Circuit Court of the
Stale of Oregon tor Douglas County, Pro
bate Department, and for tha settlement
thereof.
BANGTA NELSON SATTERPIELD
Executrix of Ihe Last Will and
Testement and Estate of LORENA
M. NELSON, deceased.
NOTICB OP PINAL SBTTLBMBNT
The undersigned. Administratrix of tht ts
fete of Henry Z. Ireland, Deceased, has filed
in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Douglas County, the final account of her
administration, and said Court hat fixed
Monday, August 29th, 1960, at 10 O'clocK
In the forenoon of said day, at the timet
and Circuit Court Room "A" In tht Court
house at Roseburg, Oregon, ts tht place
for hearing objections, If any, to aald final
account or to the settlement of Mid tsttte.
Deled July 3Cth, I960.
IRIS MAUREEN MUETZEL
Administratrix of the Estate of
HENRY Z. IRELAND, Deceased.
NOTICB OP PINAL SBTTLBMBNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tht
Circuit Court of Douglas County, Oregon, hat
fixed Tuesday, the 30th day of August, 1960,
at tht hour of 10:00 o'clock, A.M., as tht
time and Circuit Courtroom "A" of. tht
Douglas County Courthouse In Roseburg, Ore
gon, as the place for hearing Ob (act Ions, If
any, to the fine) account of the administratrix
herein.
DATED this 30th day of July. 19.
EDITH MARSHALL, Administra
trix of tht Estate of Mlnntt Noytr
Deceased
Annually
ure. After 24 hours, the blood was
supposed to be injected back Into
the patient. The irradiated blood
was supposed to kill the malign
ancy. FDA officials are seeking a new
law that would empower them to
approve medical gadgets before
them are put on the market. At
the present time such authority is
restricted to drugs only.
EVER TASTED
DOUOLAS COUNTY
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