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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928.
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MILLWORK
BUILDING
We carry large stocks and
: 1 . attention. We are equipped
si " description large or small.
gfv Kiln-dried lumber is essential for first class work.
1 use it exclusively in all mill work.
I BUILDING PLANS FREE
COEN LUMBER COMPANY
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-$ LEADERS IN THE -til ' A AT?"fNTI,0N MO0SE ,
- J fVlAJUK LtAuUL ! weiner roast will bu livlil at
i 1 Umpqua Park Weil., July 25
44at 7 p. in. Come and liavo a
(Including games of July 24) Rood lino. HrliiK a friend and
"BATTING llorusliy, Brnven,1 the kiddles, loo.
"?fl2.
t HUNS Botlnmloy, Curds, 81.' ' 'I
JtUNH BATTED L'-Dlssonello,
i'.tloblns. 81.
HITS noiithll. Cards.; 132;
""DOUBLES Hottomley, Cards,
; 32". .
. TRIPLES liollomley, Cards, 13.
J HOMERS Wilson, Culm. 22.
V 'STOLEN JIASES Frisrh, Cards,
111..
PITCHING Benton, Oliinls, won
';Ji;,losl i ; , .
'Js - American . ' I
. BATTING Ooslln, Hoiuitors,
;SI7. ; : : i . . ' '
i. , HUNS Hiltli, Yanks, IIS.
i KIINS- BATTED . IN Ruth,
V "Yanks, llll.j ' . '
' HITS Miimish, Browns, 137.
DOUBLES FlugBtoad, Hod fiox,
3,1.
TIIII'LRS Tlarni's, Ronntors,' 1.1
IIOM BUS Hulli. Yanks, -in.
-fiTOI.HN llAKKH'-Mastll, Wllllh
Sox, in.
PITCIllNa Hoyt, Ynnlta. woii
IS, lost 2. ; . ; . . ;
, '. .- o- -
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
.; Jf ynu wi!i ta Ito fcriiuiiiMitly
rollt'Vl'll fit tUH Itl HtIllilcl and
ll'iwi'lM, Iiiko ltiiiilrni:n-H Ijih T1ililrt.
iWlil'li urn ir.un(l i-Hpct-Iiilly fur
.htornncli ffiiH uml all Ihu hml uffuclti
. Iiik from huh )i-'Hui (f.
'Ttinl i-rnpty, kmh.wImk' fi't-lltiK-' at
tlio pit of ili Huuiiiu'h wilt- (llmip
jK'fir; thut unxiouH. norvMUH fcfllriK
with Imiirt tiiiliilLtition will viihIhIi,
litul yun will iiKdln bo iihli ti mkv
'-fc deep Id i'itth without illmwmfnrl. .
Thut ilr(iwy, Hh-t;py fi-)lln iifti-r
lllniiL'i' will hit ropluciMl hy n tlt;nlr
or I'liiortalnmi-m: nioiillntf will
-'.ri'iirii'. Your 1 1 mild, ninm nnil fliiKi-i'tt
will nut humur ftit l ruhl mid "k to
Hli'i'p" IhiViuiho ftmilnuuin'H (Jan 'J'nh
lulH pri'Vt'iit khh fruni Inti'ifiTlriK
with tho clrLMiIiidiHi. (t tlu) xonu-itii-i
In ,Ltit! yellow ijiu'Iiiikpm at any
ttuoa Uniff Htm-e. I'rluu fi.
. f Always on hand at
. ...I ' llOUiail A UliVl 1UI1
:i -
- INathan rulicrlon
t PACIFIC COAST t
t LEAGUE GAMES t
;
" A batlllng. circus started by
"lpll..y Hufri, Mission left fielder
bioughl victory for tho Bells yes
terday in tho three game series
Willi tho Portland Peuvors, 7 to 4.
Hum. 1 gathered a homer, two
doubles and n single In four Irips
to I ho plnle. The Bells rally In the
': Seventh, when the score was tied
' lit four to four, decided the con
test when Ihreu runs were piled
up. Batlciies: Kolson and Daven
port, Baldwin; Baeclil, Couch and
Whitney.
After holding the solons for six
;j i t ' i '
' innings,
Mollis Thurston.' Man;
riiiocisco uvirier, wculteneil in the' ball game, 5 lo 3.
sevenlh and eighth anil before lhe t - ,. . n ,
barniRn could be slopped the NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
- lensue leaders had piled up five Wnier will be shut off Thursday
runs to win 8 to r. Mitchell . fob morning, July 2ii, 192S, from 2 a. ni.
lowed lo the Senl mound in the In 4 a. in., affectlnir nil of Hose
eighth but was quickly replaced by'and Hlophcns streels, between
, Jones, who finished the ganio. Douglns and ,Moher sheets
llalleill's: Vlnel and Could. Koch-; Tim CAI-IKOHNIA OHIOdON
lerl I'lllirsion, Mitchell and Junes. PDWKIt COiMPANY
Girl, 17, Kills High
Cced
k.MISHOI.'LA. Monl., July n.
. Becmise I wo girls, quarreling over
' the divided atlenlloiis of ll young
, , man, slopped out of an aiiiomnhiic
- on a lonely road to "sot I In It"
Willi their rlsts. one of ibeiu Is
; dead ami the other Is being held
. In Jail here on a charge of first
degree murder.
The prisoner Is Mrs. Hvlvln
; Thurston, 17. The dead girl ls
........ n.ii in, i ii- .-in .inn iiiun
school girl.
Tile sltalige light between them
J took place u few days ago after
midnight on a mad near Missoula,
i Anil Missoula, ense-llarilened to
' years of hrauling mid shoollng lit.-
Iween miners and cattlemen. Is
deeply stirred by this ntfiny which
inviMveo iwo young pins. i
Mrs. Tburslon, who eloped with
iiiuini i nursion when she was
but 15, was nl her homo in Mill
town, near here, at midnight when
a parly nf friends stopped for her
In an inilo. In ihe car were Hurls
Wenlworlh, niiolher girl and Ihreu
boys, among them lleorge Kolpim,
IS. Doris and Hylvln nre said to
havn been nt odds for weeks over
Kolppa. I
Afler the loyrlile slarti'd Dolls!
nnd Sylvia began bickering. Al!
lefiglh, ncrorditiK to comi-sdi
ll., it 1 Til., .,tii .ii,.,...., r...i
j no car was stonoed ami
the two girls went down ihe road
iiifeihni-in rii.in ii ..
. .,,....'.:
IFIIM-I!. iiiiiicii in mi. mi
tliev ii,tilitlv l,..,ii-.l lu,. .,.,.. I.,,.r !
:.;.',;.;.'.. .. . !
- siitiis. itiiiiniug nai-K, lllev lounit
- Doris lying on Ihe toad Willi iw.
- l.ullel wounds In her body, while;
; Hylvia stood over her will, an an-
"n"' 1,1 "I'
. -Doris was taken hero lo a bos-
i-1(al. where she died before dawn !
..ylvm was taken to Mm police sta-;
-.f,, refused toMlscuss's';;; 'Mff. "' I
LUMBER
MATERIALS
give your orders immediate
to handle millwork of every
We
Tin; Seattle Indlaim went down
to tliufr lifth coiiHiM-ullvo defeat
J when Hollywood romprd n round
tno uiunionn, aniuasniK zl nits to
win 15 lo 3. Tliriuj Indian pUclui-B
were kuouked from the box before
the ataiH rould be quieted. The
frolic started In the second frame
when tho sinrft scored seven runs.
ItotteiioH; ; Murphyl Anew; Cole,
Urn hum and Teaehoiit, Cox.' ! :
i In i fiiKt Maine at Oakland t:Ji
Angels fell to the Oaks 2 to. 0. A
pitching duel between Dumovlch
add Cunningham featured the hat
tie.' Dmnovlch'H. double and Lnry'H
homor decided In favor of Los An
gelPH. Butteries;. Dumovlch, Head;
CuimliiKhftin iind ChfBloy, Sand
berg and Hannah.; M ,
I MAJOR LEAGUES I
t BALL SCORES IN t
4
Pacing poflfjlbly. the . crucial' tent
cf tho cnmpalcn, the HI. Louis
Cnrdlnals have started their sce
onil eastern Invasion with a victory
over the Brooklyn IlodRers and
stretched their lead over the fluid
in Ike National league race to four
and a half gumeH.
Home runs decided the lssuo nt
Brooklyn ' yesterday when the
Cards nosed out a 2 to 1 victory
over Uncle Hobby's strufiKllut;
DodKers. ' .li'ss J'elty was In tine
form but .lint Dotlomluy's 21st
homer of the season and Chick
Hafoy's fifteenth sent Jess to tho
showers. Woo Willie Sherrtel hold
Die Itoblns helpless except in the
fourth when a puss and two singles
gavo Brooklyn lis only run.
Tho Iteds moved to within a
game of tho Idle Cubs by taking
the Phils Into ciimn, 5 to 1, Eppa
Hlxey holilhiK the (iuakers to six
scattered hlls. Tho Hods supported
him sensallonnlly in the field, turn
Iiib In four double plays.1 1
P.llclr t Ilia liw. Il T..I... 1..
I , ......... .,,,1,1,
Clriiw shook as tho New York
Cllants' ImilliiK order and Larry
Benton turned In a II to 3 victory
over the onruohlng Pirates of Pills
burgh. Joo Bawson, a pitcher
when he's not an nvlalor, pitched
well except lor Hut slxih Innlnir
v1ien Ihu (Hants scored five limes,
llireo runs ildlng home on iMol
Olt'n home run. Benton was
touched for yi Mitotic but they
didn't mean much In the run col
umn. Jack Hussell ami the Boston
Ited Sox would have turned baeic
the New York Yankees, American
Leuguo champions, for tho second
day !n a row, had their biillle at
Boston ended In tho elsbtll Inning.
At Hie close of Hint frame Hussell
had oulpllched Herbs Pennnck and
the Sox were leading by 3 to 1. In
tho ninth, however, six hits, a sac
rifice ftV and a Htnlnti luian irnvn
the Yanks four runs nn.l tim ..i.i
School
in Row Over Man
i
rr
fivlvtA Thurston
had lake,, Ihe gun with her
"' ' ' "" ' '" ,
"' Kev ous joyilde, she ha.l ;
'"bad Iroolile' and hail had to.
walk home bv herself i
I
Alrnti.neil In dial ef.-( i-imil (nt- !
. ' .. ', . .
I" i-iiiiiioarv iiesriog. f.yivoii"
pleaded not guilty and wns bound,
over for trial Into In July.
She maintains, in her coll, nn
!..- unhroken calm. sn,, ,es.
when visited by her mother or her-
husband, she weeps, she denies ;
I hat she fought liorls. over Ki.lp-i
im 'v.-
i LIST OF CLAIMS
ALLOWED AT LAST
8i-
rnllowlDR Is it Unt of the claims'
iuiiJit4Ml and allowed at Hit' lu.st
mi'ftliiK, t( the county court: !
KLIJCTION: ruil Ilairl.H $(J.t0.
Nellie Han Ik gii.OO, C. M. (Jl lflilli
$.1.00, City of Imiln 5r..tn. VifNl
Woodruff 5r.D; llOAD.MASTKIl:
Hi'iHport (ianiKo l.U. Imtiia
AbHtract ('o. Hi.riO; SHKItlKF: E. 1
K. hvaH ' $25.0(1, W. A. KranlKiin
on, J. L. Dodson $17.75, C. H.
Dautrhorty $5.9,s. KStma,i Kodak
ln. ?s r,2, WVsttMn Union 815.20;
CIHCL'IT COUKT: lto Hotel
tH.iU. Hotel tluipqila $J2.7U
iiu S47o
COtrilT IIOCSK: Henry Johnson
$20.00, T. K. Patterson $50.00.
Dally Jour; Commorce $31. So. Page
Lumber Co. $190.40, Tourtellotte &
Hiimmoll $11,000.00, Hoseburg Klec.
supplies $8,411, Union Oil Co. $1.(15,
Powell's l'"urn. Htoro $3 25; CO.
COt'HT: Huron W. Clou dl $50.15,
Clyde Hockley $72.25, Heedsioi t-Ku-guoe
Truck Her. $3.42, Postal Tele.
Co. .70, Pac. Builder & Kngineer
$27.00, Port : 1 Umpqua Courier
$22.lil. ' llancrori Whllney Co.
$20.60: i)S'tV .ATTY. : Bancroft
Whitney Co; $2o;5lij JUHT. CUT.;
Chasi T, Hopkins' $25.71), W. W.
Willis' $7,511, Thomss HrewBon
fi.7r,, J, K. SlearliiiK $4,00; '(.T
NMH: lllltor- Si 4 1.30,
OHO-
Dr.
(leu. ,lloucli $5.00, Waller Clouko
$3.00, W. B. Btrswn?'3.00, W.
Harris $3.00, Ilefinaii Alliums
$3,00, Henry Lantern $4.80. (leo.
Winslon $1.80. Dr. E. II, Stewart
$5.00. L, K. Trilogies $1.50, .lame
P.nles $1.50. .Prank Cooper - $1.50,
MriIom LiiCnn 51.50 Dr. H B, Stow
ail $1,50. 13. H. Thurber $1.50, Al
bert Btanloy $1.51), Joo. A. C.
King $2.30, Halph St.. Ongo $1.50,
CVB. Puekelt Hj.SH, Vied Schmidt
$2i30, ,I.'W. ltussell S2.V0, Lee.Jew
ett $7.20, C. A; .Maloolin S1.50 C.
W. Clink $1.50, Ur. B. It. Khoe
nmltei qi.fioij J. ii. ; Montgomery
$2.11(1,. (;. C.llhamberllnl' $2,110, Klhel
Lnndei' $1.50. tirace Olonin $2.50.
Fred Sclnnltz $5.00, Clark's Studio
i SS uo, ItoHebuiK Hotel $lo..so
SCHOOL SUPT.: Mrs. .Myrtle Nol
son $21.00, .Mrs. W..L. Scott $12.00,
I'ac. Slat, ft Print. Co. $1.05, Drain
ICnlerprlso $0.70, Oakland Tribune
$0.00,, Port . Umpqua Courier $2.00,
Edith Ackert $88.34. Bertha Lnry
$24.00, Eva Ackert $4S.00, Glendulo
Log $4.40, Lillian 11. Davis $1111.00,
Kilt Ackori $21.00, Fred Barker
$2.50; r-HALTIl OFITCEH: Dr. C.
II. Wade $31.50; INDKIENT: Ag
nes Pllehforu $7.00, lloehreml &
Hmllli $0.30, Dr. , cialr K. Allen
$2.00, Dr. O. li. Patterson $15.00,
lb', k: 11.' Stewart $15.00, I. ' B.
Nichols $54.72. Wallace (I. Benson
$108, Dr chas. Illlllnitoii $5:00,'
Dr. (leo. h, Houck 840.00. Selher
Bros.' $10.80, Morgan's Grocery
$20.20, Farm Bureau Coop. Exch.
$17.01. Kurdy (Jnallly Store $30.34,
Itosebuig Ilnderlnklng Co. $44.50.
Dr. A. C. Seely $10.00, Morel- Hos
pltlll $38.50, L. K. Ilennlnger $20.00,
E. C. .Senseth $10.00, Slope's Clroc.
$5.00, Dr. H. F. McKulg $20.25,
Fhiher'S'- Slorc $11.75, Dr. E. B.
Slewart $5.00, (llendale Pharinacy
$1.50, J. 0. Penney Co. $21,51;
JAIL; Fred Perry $3.99, Burke's
Lunch $r..50, Frank Hopkins $55.8(1
W. II. Palm $11.75. II. M. Mcfabe
$0.35, Mai He V. llouser 3141.20:
JUVENILE: Agnes Pitchlord
$I9.3S; BOUNTY: J. W. Ileal $50,
Everett Eaton $10.00 u. (I. Kel
logg $10.00. T. F. Ward $10.00;
CO. HUHVEYOH: Einene DleU
ger Co. $3,411, F. L. Pen v $15.96.
Louis Snilck $15,911. Walter Duft
$9.97, Clyde Itydell $5.98. W. E.
(lutes $1.99. 14. L. Eppsteln $77.93,
II. L. Eppsleln $21.00; CO. HOME:
E. W. Haley $2.00,. Dong. Co. Flour
Mills $I8.I',0, Monro Bros. $51.87,
Perrln's Shoe store $0.75, C, A.
Lockwood $3.50, Wharton Bros.
$0.10, Harry Pearce $3.25, K.-S.
Ilolsloger $15.92; HEALTH UNIT:
Hoseburg Laundry $1.72. Dr. Drake
$5.hii. Dr. DeWall Payne, $S.oo.
Helen Atwood SliO.oo, Amy Erlck
son $00,00, Sulherlin Sun $2.00,
Haynes Drug stole $4.14, Sliaw
Supply Co. $2.73. Dr. DeWlllt
Payne $70 no. Western Union $0 28
MIODICIN'E; pioneer Drug Co.
817.20. Marslers Drug Co. $1.15,
lied Cross Phar. $,'11.72. Nalhan
Fllllelton $7.70; HHHD 1NSP.: Dr.
(leo. Xlcliolas $2S.9o; FEIIIIY '
Si'oltsliurg
loirage ;(i.,u. ( I vile
livtinii st 9s nil.... a
A. It. Andrews
" " j
S. Helpline $25.00
ir.,i.-v. ys
DiniRkia Alistrncl
v w.
S02.r.: THIT
ivoiil-,, . . ... .,
i-i ii,. .'.i-i,'., . .' ''
viiii.t-..i r..M-.: iMinam Hook $3".97; DIST
Suit. Print. $..,. llosehui g I .lack.iun $12 98 DIST
News-llel lew $35.(1,-,, KUbinn Slal.lDver P32 15 w (
.',. ' 1 "' l ower I'o.
o--.. i. i in nit- i e . av ",. . i-
"-''i-iniine
l-wr -fv, ,V-rl'i! Payr"
i , L' " ;V '. "' ,n"h '""'"s"'
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I'l'.".- Vo'V . '"W S.I:'"'S"' " K
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Ml.vS.t. DIM. ,'isi i. ll. I. nrld. 1
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w: IV ".-?.".?' ,.!S.T- f,: H.
ii .,ieiiii i isyt.in
-ii .nine rsniri ?,2 89. Arthur (
i.u.-MI 5ll,l, Itnynioml hi-i let
Mi si, r. . I Kelt $ 97
. f loyn .
linker sv 97. Merle
Bilker SS S7 ,
Tom ll,.,is,,o, s .,7 .i !
! MHIH',01IHM JU.lS. Vuuik IMil'I
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I.e-il'iiuNon ss mt n 1
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I 9S. P. ,.. s, roinqiil.i iui. I
Thiw. siri. wi,,.i
U ill , , ."". ' I' ' i
l..-. J. ii.
$ 1 I.9S. II 11 Ivli.i-., iki .
tk '.: : . .. - i .
i im n usseil S9,:ts 11S1 17-
A. C 1'l.mi $.!.'.. Austin Wilson ' DIST 57- W H I ei'wlll , tin "1 !
$5 Of. l'eier Di,ll,. sr. $2,190 AVnt I 1 iw ( ' i il, ,, '
Maiheu $2 fi. H K. Johnson $97 L $2 11 lwli '
I'".""1, I'-m- $20 95. .11,,, ., i , ' iB 'j,,,.,,,
? H. s. Klrhpntrick $2142. j.l$S97. II I. Pennell 9s 1 tl
Plus $s w. .1. Jn.-kson 1 nell J i CI fr 1 IWH ' m-
f," Klmi-r Moore MT97, c. K. I DIST. -V.i:' IVm SitmieV $.18 91" Ei-'
Si'sldln. tfl rT' W!
M1li I"ST 24:. p.. .Vahdvvert,
j 5-2.70. li. Chamberlain $7.47, .Mr.
Whllford ' ti.M. - W. VatideW'
.,,.: nu,. v . - ,I.
I W W V I ' 'ifullv V S m i
V'.'TV.'V-
. ... ..c-... .
Tenditk 2h.93, K. V. Schlln 32191.
Klbert Celleis $17.98, UIST. 25: J.
TC, Hrl
) 5.9S;
512 47
Frlnsle ll.l,S, Krank I'ririKlc
UIST. 2: P. A. .MrCorJ
OIKT. 27: V. L. Loonanl
3FI4.HC; 1I KT.
Iobb is .97. I,. HruniballKh .SS.97.
Herman Waidrln 2U .93. . Klmnr
riril V ' ?"-
I1ST. fl: Dnwey Moore S2,V45
v..'-, . OtlUiirj 1.8
I j wues; ben Cockeram $1.74, Halph Cock-
i $17.90, ( liftoii Kmje $S .98. Cloo.iw. T. Mallery $5.&S; DIST. 74
nin U A"V " "'5l?;lim80' 1I,on u'rte,t S6 85. wm.
! j Z , sITEZ
I ?.;J:.. 1 i 1 ..SV.7 lI,ie'
! "V ","tlwT i '"" , "iSS1?
. "' . "
J. ('. Hnmllton $1.49; DIST. r,(l: c
M. Slegel $3.49. II. A. Slegel $11.99";
DIST. 00: J. (I. Cillmore $22.96. L.
M. Hussell $11.90, (leo. Kondenu
$5 98; DIST. 03: Hoy Conley $9.73
DIST. 70: Walter Angst $38.93,
Earl Brant $2.99, Harvey Cocker
am $19.40. Halph Cockerum $11.97,
Julian Langdon $10.40, Albert
Cockerani $10.47. Tim Forks $8.97,
Hill Hogan $11.98, T. II. .Kitely
$14.97, 1). A. -McCord $9 98; DIST
73: J. H. Dalley $3.49, Conaid
Towosond $8.98, Fredillo Town
send $4.48, J. W. Hosteller $5.98,
Pat Cowan $5.98; DIST, 75: Ward
Cockerani $30.05, Floyd Kellogg
58.22, (Hen Abeene $13.45, John
A bevne $23.90, John Illchard $8.98
D. A. McCord $44.91; DIST. 77: J.
F. McClnnahan $5.23. Leo Alohr
$4.48. Fred Hussell $2.99, Al Smith
$20.96t Fred Braiininger $5.99.
Road District Bills
DIST. 3NJ: Onrdiner Mill Co
$17.05; DIST. 4: O. K. Transfer
70, J. H. Dailey $24.01: DIST
5: Umpqua Mills & Tbr. Co. $6.S5.
Heedsp. Hdwe. Co. $0.00; DIST. 6:
Jensen Garage $9.09; DIST. ' 7
Standard oil Co. $20.50; DIST. 9:
II. L. Ilosseu .$4.40; DIST. 17:
Hart's Hdwe. Store $3.00, O. ' A.
Houser $2.35; DIST. 19: Harvey
Hdwe. Co. $0.94; DIST.- 20: J. I.
Case $20.50, 14. A. Cool $10.07.
Andy's Sor. Slat. $9.01. H. N. Jlll
ler $0.45, 'll.- J. Spalding 01137.00;
DIST. 21: H. A. Cool $5.35; DIST
22: II. A. Cool $8.30. S. N. Miller
$5.10; DIST. 25: S. N. Miller $3.00;
DIST. 211: II. .11. Henley $10.25;
DIST. 20: Willamette Equip., Co.
$9.00; DIST. 36: J. A.'Denn $351.
Arvld Silenlus $5.75; DIST. 38:
a. uenn 51.57, , Wharton Bros.
$32.20; DIST. 42: ; (J. A. , Stelzer
iu.32; DIST. 40: II. A. Cool $0.95.
.1. Will Hockley $2.25; DIST. 47:
Churchill Hdwe. 'Co. $3.30; DIST
50: 'Stearns & Chenowoth $18.45:
DIST. 52: Stearns & Chenoweth
so.mi; lJisT. 5): .loelson Bros,
j-ij.uu; ijiwi'. iur.e Bros. .&
AOSiniB 51.80; DIST. 69: J. A. Denn
$13.00; DIST. 70: Edward' Douglas
o.uo; uiHf. yi: Churchill Hdwe.
Co. $1.75; DIST. 70: Albert Cock-
Oram, $1.19, Willamette Equip. Co.
ei.i.iro;" ui.vi. vn: l-' i.' Lllherliiiid
3i9.uu, Stearns & Chenoweth $1.30,
H. H. Easloy $5.00; ' DIST. 76:. B;
H. Kleiner $2.46; DIST. 77: It. C
Hill $36.00; DIST. 78: Harvey
Hdwe. Co.- $0.20; DIST. 79;
Slonrns & .Chenoweth $S0.30.;
Special Tax Payroll
DIST: 2: II. D. Conulne $32 90,
Jake Copplo $20.93. , (1. (I. King
$20.93. , Hani Slee.. $17.91, Bvrl
Inscho $20.93. Harold llnrker
$20,113, llerl Mallhews $27.93. Don
Hagterty $27.93, C. W. Dlshman
$83.93, C. W. Luinleen $11.93. C. E.
Puckett $71.91, Albert Slee $83.93.
C. W. Puckett $55.93, llobert A.
Flndlay $27.93; DIST. 5: C W
Puckett $120.27. It. A. Flndlnv
$3.99, Floyd Baker $70.26, Merlo
naiier 507.27, Ted Mnnnllu (as
sign) 512.97, Gordon Ansamn
$38.87, Harry Ansaina $35,51 Tom
Hoiinetiiann $8.97, -Adrian ilouse
ninnn S8.97; DIST. 22: K. J. Spald
ing $23.91, Everel Sweariogen
$2 99. Snni Powell $2.99. Orn Pow
ell $2.99. Knlett Giles $4.49; DISV.
25: Bert Matthews $19.91. Heinle
Howard $38.93. s. N. Woodward
S3:i.95. Frank Woodward (assignl
$11.96, Tberon Thomp.ion $23 92
Frank Ceyblld S17.97. Paul l.ud
wlg $23.92, James Churchill $23.92,
Percy Langdon 1117.91. Paul' Lud
wlg Jr. $17.94. O. II. Langdon
$2.1.90, W. W. Pugll SI 1.90. A. B.
Allen $8.97, .1. A. Trobee $2.99. M.
E. Allen $5.99, Homle Howard
$87.13. Burt .Matthews SI7 90;
DIST. 36: C. F. Watson St3i; T
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29.u. Harold .silenlus $28 4o, u.i
li. I'i'i'tj ss.98. Arthur Dean $5.98
v.,i .i.. .. . '
1 ' i - '..ii ,-i.i,i, .iiniii iM-isnn
',--,8- l-rnesl stewnit $7.1
i(ieo.
41: Oscar
42: A. L.
Pi-ownson
SsiUl, llonard
Bi'ownson $lt;.4l
r. ii. iiownmn 20.93. w. T. Ilii ks
S-12.89. W. f. I s $38.39. ILuo'd
'"' Harold Sellers S17.94.
T. .1. Bowman $:;5.ss. oharlov
strode $32.89. o, li. Pollard $.!. i.
''''""'r Strode $20.93; DIST. 46: 11.
J. Spalding $47.88. n,.,. UMenliu -a
ell $2.99. Oscar Matloon $2,99.
''", k ,,n"""" Arthur Wool-
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: ' '- (u.m
Mewart Horner $ 3.45,
Hem, :!.!. (!..,. Itiwe
Stove
SU 97;
I IS I .
W. F. Powell $71 SS. (1.
Powell ?i;9.78. C A. Cook $68.77. !
Kilseoe Cook $118.77 Carl IMirL-ln.
out tin ni $71.75, D. C. t Ileal : I liot
si:s 77 v n ,-i... .....'. .V.'.'" '.l
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$7.ss" ,; P uvell ! ' li t '
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iwen 2 :2, inland Powell1
tU'lss i,li..,.- i .1
(Crohn $167.S0; PIST. 62: Clifford'
"'!Sa 2 24; DIST. 69: M. Rasmus-
Si" jt?,M." s- c- ,lur8t .'
tlod Ku'Uiitt 156.81. Forest Em-.
,niU 56 8"""er Km""
Arthur . Wagner $7.M. Howaid
. l.onar( 1J7 flj fh m9..r
IHU . iilat-k $47.S4( Oeo. Gurney
5tt.33. Hen Gurni'y 350.83. Olen
(ittrney 147 84. Hill Howard 146.34;
IJIST. 7M: Walter AtiRat $5.9$, Earl
itrant ;i.73. J. H. (Jlbson ?a.73, Al-
Donald llaugirty $19 95, Bert
Matthews S19 9.'.. C. V. Lundeen
S29.Uo. llobert A. Kll.dlay J19.9;
C. W. I'ncketl $39.95, Gene Puckett
X:.4 !.- flni lnHnr CIOI ill
i m,,,,.'),.,.,.
Charlie Dysert
Biooniberif
$44.80, Paul Denimer $29.90, John
(ialla $44.85, ,Wiu.. Stevenson
SM.io. Albert Calla $28.40. Virgil
Lynn $2.99; DIST. 7: A. H. Lehn
herr $5u.SS. Hay Baldwin $5. 98, B.
L. Demi $8.97, John Thrusii s7
C. W. Perry $102.37; DIST. 78: J.
w. Thomas $2.99, W. I. Sheetz
$17.81. D. w. Hanks $14.97. A. W.
uimgnouse $11.97, L. W. Crocket
Suim, Morgan Phillips $14.95, J.
J. Fetterman $17,94. J. A. Winkle
$11.96.
Special Tax Bills
DIST. 4: Frank Cain $1.50. Sey
mour Washburn $2,012.49; DIST.
5: Hoseburg Nat'l Bank (assign)
$1.0oo.on. Hoedsport Hdwe. Co.
$4.70; DIST. 63: Feenaughty Much.
Co. $175.86, N. G. Penoell $3.50;
DIST. 69: Feenaughty Much. Co.
$33.35, .1. A. Denn $176.78; DIST.
71: Snilllu & Vaughn $850.00;
DIST. 74: A. 13. Nlckens $5.32;
DIST. 78: J. W. McGlnnis $48.00,
J. A. Jaques $488.62, Feenaughty
Much. Co. $14.87.
General Road Payroll
. Alfred Cloako $159.01. E. w
uaua 912 i.z-i,
Dick tUnm SI 09
IlllllDI-l I.-l.i.ll..., c-t.i An 11 i., .,
I gerty $14.95.' Per"y Beals $40.49
! Norman Ellis $27.53. C W Lun-
deen $20.68, J. M. Mpancake $18.09,
v,,no- "'-iiitiiiK fliu.ou, w. 1.1111-
deen $8611, J. ,M. Spancake $114.80,
Chas. Ellenblil'K $122.90, D. A. Mc
Cord $43.68, C, W. Lundeen $32.91.
J. M. Spancako $21.83, Donald Hng
eerty $11.97, Bert Matthews $15.95,
Donald HagRorty $7.98, C. W. Lun
deen $12.00, Hobert A. Flndlay
$7.98. C. W. Puckett $16.00, P. D
Wolford $23.94, P. D. Wolford
513.92, Jim Wolford $15.97, O. H.
Brown $17.95. John Martin $17.95
S. F. Cnwlfield $24.95, 13. O. Weatll
orly $105.49, A. E. Moore $122 25
J. M. Doordorff $47.11. ;.
General Road Bills
n-nsell Grader Mfg. Co. $51,60,
Highway Ser. Co. $0.38, Portland
Oxygen & Hydrogen - Co. $5.06,
Churchill Hdwe. Co. $13,30, liny
White $4.03. Wharton Bros. SI4 fix
.1. A. Denn $39.12. Union Oil Co.
$200.00, II. A. Cool $2.00, Shell Co.
$310.70, Andy's Ser. Sta. $2.03, Geo' I
W. Culver $3.00, Cowan's Gar.
550.44, lisbg. Super Ser. Sta. $41.00. '
Lawson Gar. $2.00, Sulherlin i
Hdwe. Co. $1.50, S. N. Miller $2.25, 1
Oxweld Acelyllno Co. $8.00, IPow
ell's Furn. Store $4.15, J. W. none
fiol $8.50, Prest-O-Llte Co. $13.76,
Denn Garrelsen Co. $0.75, ;. A.
Lockwood $203.25, Ore. State 'High-1
way Com. $8.15, J. D. Adams I
$29.98, Hoseburg Gar. 548. '
Market Road Payroll '
Clyde Rydell $83.78. Gilbert
Binder $62.79, Nels Hvdell $8 97
Lawrence Ralph $2.99, Card Snga-i
herd $2.99, H. J. Spalding $7.98,!
Sam Powell, $7.98, Jack Mattoon !
$2.99, Frank Cltin $174.70, II. A i
Lano $95.70. C. N. Iluiin $103.74,
W. V. Hurst $150.31, Homer Gal
lop $131.81, II. P. Doyle (assign) i
$122.26, D. J. Bnrke $3.99. Mrs. R
II. Gallop $76.80. E. w. Cookie
$23. SS. J.JO. Doyle (assign) $99.74,
Charles Bonner $19.95. Henry
Schmnll $71.51, E. J. Hollowny
$S3.02, W. H. Carruthers $89.77,
John Wimer 5S5.78, H. II. Bergold
$89.77. Jess Gibson $89.77. E. It
Wlmer $23.91, w. V. Hurst (as
slKiil 54.75, W. V. Hurst (assign)
$:2.2.i, II. fl. Montgomerv $19.47,
H. G, Kioro $17.97, II. A. Hutching
$11.98, M. C. Bowker $174.75 Hoy
Fisher $91.87. Francis Mack $87.37
J. II. Under $93.62. Davton Mlnler
$98.10. S. A. Mode $93.62 D. .Mc
Cullocli $49.33, Frank ' Knllsche
835.88. T. E. Halph $37.37, Arthur
Mack $37.37, L. A. Holph $14.96. J.
F. Kausclio $2.99. Fnv Madison
."11.99, Kenneth .Madlsort $14.95,
Paul Tapp $10.40, Clvde Hvdell
S7.98, Nels Itydell S2 .99, Gl'lherl
Binder $2.93, c. F. Lewis 57.47,
Wlllard ('hewer $2.99. AKlen
Cheever $1199. C. W. Pike $35.94.
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Will. Thonue
Hnn SI Jl li-,,n T.,
icy $10.46. W. S.
Parks $2.75. I
D. Wolford S:i7 jr.
.1. 11. uoltoNl $117.36. O. O. Multh
ews $27.93, Chas. Frederlrksou
$23.92, Chas. Olson $5.98. (), Olson !
S5.98, Hobert Stovenll 52.99, ' ("nrl
.niiinsnn si-i. is. Et Hei-se i;m i
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Bert Matthews 515.96. Donald llae'!?0'.
gerty $11,97, Hobert Finlny $11.97,1
J'.. llaliley $83.93, Hay Mabley
Mi.9C. Gene Puckett $13.50.
indinci nana Bills
II. A. Cool $6.85. Scoltsburg Gar. 1
?-"". Ivor .1. Hoston Co. $9.777.52. !
Market Road Bills
.1. A. Denn Powder Co. $476.iui,
Cenlllll Itispec. Hlirenu $24 69.
First Siale Sav. Hank (assign)
''3,199 22. J. J. Iladraiin $350.00. II.
I.. Ilossen (assi-n) $38.25. Sam A.
Knser 51.00. II. I,. Bossen S4.ID.
Union t'lnugh SO .98. fnnm. Drede-
l"C Con. Co. $773.13. F. V. Swear.
illgcn $19 61. It. I). Tlinmas S:5 Til
Austin Wcslern llonil Mn.-li ir'
$2,446.79.
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I hillips 99 V iintpo iiij a til,
.. v ."ami sis.m. lxtn
immi 5J...29,
M. Howard $15.69.
Hnogo Fund Bills
1 nurciuii iidwe. Co. si ir, si.mit
I lllirclilll Hdwe. Co. SI .1
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CAMP FIRE SPARKS
FROM WOLF CREEK
Sundav was a hie div for the
.-iiuiti.V nils a in ii.ij iui
Camp Fire girls at Wolf Creek
camp. Every minute was rull fi-om
the time some early wnkers began
talking before reveille and drew
the punishment of carrying twenty
five buckets of water each to wet
tlown tho parade ground, until the
last Sliest had departed and the
camp fire by Little Hlver was ex
tinguished. For once talis was a
welcome ii.nu. minors nno mo n -
ers, brothers and sisters, rela -
lives nod just friends begun arriv
ing heioro the girls llnl.-ihed cap
ers, putting the camp In ship-
shane. Itv noon qiiorIk were ev.u-v.
. .
where. nspeiuioK tenls, following
Ihe trail up Wolf creek or spread-1 pool'. More than half of the camp
ing their picnic iinch by creek or, ers were already polywogs or frogs
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The flavor of Hills
Bros Coffee
is as distinctive as the gran
deur of the West. Controlled
Roasting Hills Bros.' pat
ented, continuous process that
roasts only a few pounds nl a
llmt is the reason (or this rare
flavor. No other method can
roast every coffee berry So
evenly and produce such
matchless, uniform flavor.
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When It Comes
after the swimming hour.' a few
remained to witness the paulo -
mime performance of Hiawatha
staged very effectively on the
banks of Little river just at dusk.
Besides the pleasure of vlslllngi
! w 1,1, tiw.t r.....llln tl. ti
I ,,...,, ...,.. .,, ,na
lcs.
salads and baked beans, left frqin.
me picnic sniuruny, wore brougtii
by members of Hie Kiw-unls club.
Cookies, cake, nutrslimallows, soda
Iiop, oranges anil othe fruit have
also been donated to tho camp.
During Ihe first week of camp
various activities have been In
progress. MviniminR of course
. takt,8 rirst nlllc(, E,n(1 nrown A
l .,,.hpii Fiher i,n,o t ,i. tsi
ma Crltzer, Mary Dell Geddes, Lois
Ann u nipple, Allenn Brown and
Aleen alker have passed the
pnlyvog test, tho first swimming
puiywog icsi, ine ursi
.st, aml hnV(, RrB(llmtl,rt
to the big
ana are working hard to nnss
higher tests made under Heaver's
Instruction.
Another counselor, known to the
girls as Burro, has been holding
classes for llurro girls who ate
working for the Fagot Bearer's
i rank. They have learned various
'. phases of camp craft, building
fires, making cranes, broilers, etc..
and are now making maps of the
camp grounds.
The handcraft classes have
made books decoraled with the
personul symbols and are learning
to do block printing with soap as
tho medium.
Besides the lllnwntha perform
ance, the dramatic class havn giv-
I en 1110 i roiessor s Magic," a
hort skit, n pajama drill, and one
nielli was devoted to dramatiza
tion, by groups of girls bom in Ihe
various months. Every nlnbl there i
Is singing around Ihe camp fire, I
telling of ghost stories, readings. I
In all about seventy people vis.
iter! Camp Wolf Creek during the
first week. Among those who have
been here are: Carlos Page. H E
Cully. H. Wollonhcrc. Mrs E S
i.ewis and son hdcar. Mrs. Arthur
Bantu and .Mariarot llaiim. mim,
Miss 1
Eva Delaniler. Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Good. Mr. and Mrs. Gethles and
j-iui it.iines. .nr. snrt Mrs. R n
Williams, Dr. and Mm n ri ai,.'
maker and children Di.rii ...h I
iienrani Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford
I r"" SOUS, 1. II. Nn.S, Tom
, Ness anil linn F.ntla.. it-. , .
"'.''l-l nd Betty Whipple. Mr..
j Stanley Kidder, Raymond Bell,
-- - - W'iiiiier Margaret,
4
i4 4
PATRIARCHS ATTENTION
Regular meeting of Union
Encampment W e d n esday,
1..1.. on o . ai- i. i i.i a
i0 n,,,.'" ' :,,.,,
4en Kiilo degree. Lunch.
Hena Wills, Shirley Knight, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Fisher mid Marlon
Fisher, Mr. nnd Mrs. Claud Ban
ning and two children, Mr. and
MlB. Nurnth mill Miss Elsie Wei-
mien, mr. una ivirs. ceureiter,
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Brown am
son Barton, Clyde Wlard and M. G.
Snell, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Horner,
Mrs. Chas. Walker and son Gor
don and William Davis.
SCRIBE.
SEATTLE, Wash., July 23. The
force of scienco yoked lo the forre
of religion can effectively assure
an end to war. the Institute of in
ternational relations was told here
last night at its opening session.
Tho speakers were Dr. Arnold
Bennett Hall, president of the UnW
verslty of Oregon, at Eugene, and
the Right Her. Tilua Lowe, blshon
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
i-oriianu, uregon.
1 nn social scientist, probing Into
Ihe motives and nrr,., r .-,n- rfis
Interestedly. tan apply its findings
,n Promotion of peace, Dr. Hall
said.
"He ran show that war Is futile.
One nation cannot deslrov Ihe re
sources of another without destroy
ing Its trade. War Is barbarous.
Only the linelvlilzed still believe
hat righteousness can be obtained
y np sword. War hlszes national
.i.i.iiMiw. uniy a oront line teem
patriotism can bring peace. War
breaks down respect for law. In
war- m"n throw law to the wind
nrppdlnK a cynclsm for all law in
pence times," tho speake raver-
reu.
Bishop Loo declared scinontlfic
formula useless "unles sthey av
vitalized hy the dynamic force of
the human heart through which
works the spirit of Ood."
EDUCATORS GIVE
THEIR FORMULAS
FOR Fill 11