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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 18. 1929.
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News of Douglas County
1DGE
LD!
. (Ww H-.ew IXitiL'hn Coi.ntV Sin-Hal
. OUNIMLK. Jniif IS The e.choo!
growling for district number 77 wad
,'hcld in tli (ih-mliile high achool
biiiJdin;,' thiti afternoon. Paul Kld
"r.iilge whh (; teil school ill rector
tfr thrt! yearn to Huccced Wm. II.
t.lAfih. Car J. Seiher waw miaul
f pjotiiy rtj-flcctcd school clerk to
''serve for another year. The achool
Aboard wa authorized to ridl their
. -li'tfrest In the achool property
i fejiown aa the Kerhrarhe school. It
jvas also decided to build a dresK
I'lr.x room tor hoys adjoining the
'ssjiower rooms at the high school
Jbuihling, at an estimated cost ot
turnout seven hundred dollars.
AT MYRTLE CREEK
' f NYw-lti'vew Dmiyltii CiHinl.v S(MTiiil)
.. JIYHTLK CltKKK, June IK. The
annual school meeting and election
of officers was held at the city hall
Monday afternoon. O. A. Kirhy was
re-elected as clerk to succeed him
self, there- being no opposing candl
tw in the field.
"TTN'eu interest was shown lit the
t$ilJon'of director to replace II.
Luiiirtclirr, rtlriiuf. Mr. Hhlrtcllff
l!"333snty Club Workers From
rgounty Attending the
'SZZ Summer Courseat
State College.
enly boya and sills from
TWTglas county are enjoying- the
ISjV annual 4-11,- Chili miminer
ttwltwol at Corvnllta. -Minn Lillian
Mirrrhe of Sulherlln and J. itoland
'Tidier, county club agent, are
.tuuiing after the welfare or the
junmiy delegation,
-"ft" program will be broadcast
-OUhb radio station KOAO between
and 8.0U p. in. . Thursday,
,trrffTf 20 by the boys and Kills.
TlUjJip fans, parents and all 4-H
lneuilioi'H should bo listening
in."-
i --ile follow law communities h;ivc
TfpW'Mentatlves at the club sum
'iiirT" school. Those from Myrl le
:itfk are Merton Weaver, Gwen
,tU4m Weaver, Marjnrle Kelleis,
KutWer Houndsbell, Marjorie Hates,
FSE Wilder and I-oreta Marfan;
.Cuitfonvllh. Hennetta Green and
Primllln Vorthlnglon: Winston.
KTlzabetli Martin. Nellie Gladwlll,
.XxU,''- Martin and lli'iiison Win
:Uwp; Glide, Helen Smith and lcs
tw Smith; Melrose, Mildred Nel--,Pn1r;
Look tngu hiss, Dennett Hog--ftiS
UtH'dspoit, I'earl Dunielniui ;
'KtiUth HIver, Marcelhi Dalloy;
tvrTUiis -Valley, Hex Dick.
-.Thi t'lub summer school pro
.iU-3 club members over twelve
-yra of age an opportunity for two
; Wilts' vacation with many edma
'.Uiiiittl advaittuKeH. Kaih morning
, -ttwepiing Su inlay tin gtrln and
WflJ receive lmti ructions in il IV
.Ixwit sulijects by the regular col
lwi teacliing stuff.. Huhjects in
TrflfTr sewing, cooking, honie-mak
JlU-T first-aid, Hwhmning and other
immmmI and interest Ins subjects.
Ttw hoys receive Insiruci ions In
T:ijTllim;, feiMltug and Judging of
ulGfeimls of lie stock and poult ry;
iHHMovcd methods of producing
vrrVms field crops, handling of
1;3J. care of tools and farm ma
i.ILjUi'1'y, Mvinitnli!i. find -aid, fooils
wiiMH'iilthy living. 'I'he nfleruoons
jtrgiven over to recreation and
tflMle. contests. Kveulngs are de
uicd to games aiul education tro
fmims. A day begins with the dnM
TTltJt!! at sixtlnrtv in the morning.
huMUf.ot at 7:1. classes from
Ht to 11:40, dinner at lilo. as
prttTldy at 1:.'M. athletic giunes;
t$M) H:do to r:oit. swiiutning r : o
U: I". Hiipner sit ti l:-, education
wf-ctuifs. parties and programs
TTTTm 7::t't to num. then to bed b ,
tCJ- AH lictlvtl.'! are under tlu'i
urvisum or tne county duo i
the stilte I'lllb le:idr
tauts. local lenders and ch ip '
TTCfjs attemling the summer school. I
u-'lio1 summ'-i' sclioid clones Sun
Hltwr June and all the d.-h-L-a
Ttti?fs from Douglas, Josephine and
, 3Jwi","n ,'IM,,lti,,; will return on tne
'nvt-''" Sunday.
PtgTH CARDINAL FOR
UNITED STATtS LIKELY
'3'flCAN C1TV, June is.- Pop.
fTtl lionui today K.iid the I piled
s probably u on Id ret el w a
mm cardinal. I. at tn Aim-i ica a
wtiul, and Spain a I mil in a
tViconiing consistory d,.itng the
iitfc ten ilas of Octibi-r.
he- Hoiirces, lnnvni'r, insisted
tffMe would be no consistory be
XoXe the close oi the piip(t jubilee
)iUM. Decciuher :!, an I I ha) Ih-'il
Hi1 iMtipurth'U ot nen It ihall c:n '
"fl.Vuls w uuM bo iiieieut.t-d. Theix'i
HS COUNTY
UB PROGRAM BE
BROADCAST THURS.
and Mrs. It. D. Murray were nomi
nated, the conservative voters who
believed that a change of adminis
tration at the present lime Involves
too much risk voted to retain Mr.
Shirtcllff on the board, whlltt those
who felt that a change would be
beneficial endorsed Mrs. Murray.
Mrs. Murruy received 46 votes
and Mr. Khlrtcliff received 85,
which was a little heavier vote than
is usually cast here at school elec
tions. f NVwH-Hcvii-w lloolus County KjHal)
GLKNDALK. Juno la. A special
booster meeting and get together
banquet wfl lie given by the local
chamber of commerce Thursday
evening the 2ith, at eight o'clock
at the dining room of the Hotel
(ileiidale.
About Htxtynvltallons have been
sent to residents of Glendale and
vicinity including Cow Creek, who
are now not members of the local
organization. A. C. Marsters, presi
dent of the Ilnsehuig chamber of
commerce will be the principal
speaker and will discuss the work,
purposes and benefits to the com
munity of u chamber of commerce.
Kev. J. K. Howard is also scheduled
for a talk, his subject will be the
advantages to the individual of he
longing to a local chamber of com
merce. Several musical numbers
will be rendered by Mrs. II. O
Paige's orchestra.
The Glendale chamber of com
merce hopes by giving this banquet
to foster a general community
spirit between the residents of Cow
Creek and Glendale and also to udd
members to Its organization.
are now twelvo vacancies.
The paper said Archbishop Mac
rory of Armagh, primate of Ireland,
would be raised to the purple.
COUNTY GRANGERS
HOLD GROUP DINNER
AT CONVENTION
The Pouglao county doleagation
nt the Oregon State Grange last
week introduced a new feature, the
members Joining in a group
dinner, served, at the Methodist
church in the evening. Twenty-six
Douglas county grangers were
present, and It Is stated that this
is the first meeting of Its kind ever
held In connection with the state
grange convention.
n-ed Gotf, C. II. Tlalley and J. (I.
I U'oMier with, ropresenta
tlyoS from each of (ho granges,
Were (ho speakers.
The dinner ' brought together n
number of people who had not form
ed previous nctniaintanceshlps, and
resulted In a very fine feeling
among all present.
It Is planned to make this nn
annual event In connection with
the convention, and several other
enuntys plan to adopt the same
plan in the future.
SKIDDING AUTO K ILLS
WOMAN; 2 OTHERS HURT
(AKMll-illlttl l'rt'M .1-1114 -ll Vf(V)
SPOKAXK, Wash., June 17.
Mrs. WIN hi in Twining of Coulee,
Wash., waH killed and her husband
her young son and her little daugh
ter were seriously injured near
here today In an automobile acci
dent. Their si.v-months-old baby
was apparently unhurt. The car
skidded In loose gravel at ('restou.
CHINESE LIBERATE ALL
MISSIONARIES SAVE ONE
.Vstci;iti'd I'nM l.t-aiml Vlrt'
HANKOW. China, June IS. The
Inland mlNxUm hero rm-elved a
It'lt'Krnm tmluv KtullhK that mis
xluhiirios recently cnimireil by
haitilits nnd eonllned within Shek
Uhen, Hiiitthiastet-ii llomtn, have
all been released with the excep
tion tif Krneat Weller, whose re
lease is expected June lit.
Those held and released were
.Mis. Weller. Mr. and Mrs. John
Walker and child, and .Miss J. I1.
UlooU of (lie Kittens mission.
FATAL PIOT IN NATAL
(Ai,'lal,-I ITvm tVir. )
HVItllAN. Nat.il. June IS.- Kivi
persons were killed anil 61 Injured
in rlotluu Monday In the Asiatic
Uar!er. Krowilu ottl ot a dispute
In a native enllnjc house. The out
break developed after certain na
tives objected to liioil hellf.: ue
pared by other than liicir own pco
Pie.
CLASo OF -i9
We uoulil like io have as tnanv
tui-uibers as pes. ilile attend the ill-
neial ot" l:ucne Itui lanit. our class
mate, on Hednesdav atternoon.
June Hi. HO. Space 111 be reset v-
cd lor the tioiip
t'lass President.
KollKKT lAWK.
o - - -
A ..norl uioivlhK machine will he
a necessity th.s .i...,M,n. The Mr
i'ormick -Deetim; is that kind ot
mower. We hae ihe htlxe sie lor
icu it or allalia ,m.l the femtlar'
si.-e lor ttialn hay. Uhaitott Hros.
e - -- . .-
IlitnliUir lli:il .-lll.i h-iMni, I, A
are sidd at W harton Ittos.
W'atkins u-o.lu, :s. i 'u West1
l.ane. rhone ITV. !
Fish at Idieyld l'rlr !
- - j
An average st:c.ar maple tree,
poduces tiom lour tu ihl ioutids I
cf suyar.
AT LAST TERM OF
Following Ih a list of the bills
audited and allowed at the laat
term of the county court:
General County Fund
I. H. Smith 155.00, I,. L. Mat-
thewH $12,511, Adam N. Schneider
J1O7.50, A. K. Simmons ?9.un, w.
f.. Smith fHi Or,, Pac. Tel. & Tel.
f'o., 3t0, Jumes Ware 110.00,
Howard R. Weatherly $20.00. w
A. (.arrison J10.00, W. J. Hayter
JIO.OO, Everett Eaton JI0.00, John
Halnht I10.U0, Victor Riley $10.00,
Percy Croft $8.!t0. Postal Tel. Cable
Co.. $.30, RosehurR Electric Co.,
$lli.'i5. John E. Kuuyon $249.69,
KoBeburK News-Review $9.75, J. Wr.
Payne $10.00, Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
$2.25, Cul. Oregon Power Co.,
$r,l.T9, A. B. Houser $8.50, J. R.
Dailey $3.00, L. R. Chambera Motor
Co.. $2 39, Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.,
$10.60, H. C. Stearns $142.05, Pion
eer UlUK Co., $6.20, Sulherlln Sun
$18.50, Koke-Chapman Co., $10.09,
Kr. H. R. Shoemaker $10.00, O.'W.
young 4 Hon $12.50, C. W. Cloake
$12.00, L. W. Metzner $4.00, DotlB
laH County Flour Mills $10.40, Eco
nomy (Iroccry JS2.S5. Roseburi;
Electric Co., $11.15, Hitler & Hit
ter $4.54. OreRon Bakery $9.92, Cal.
Ore, Power Co., $46.35, Pac. Tel.
& Tel. Co., $5.25, Wharton Hros.,
$1.K5. Coen Lumber Co., $24.01,
Churchill Hdw. Co., $12.15, Rose-
burs Book Store $1.88, Roseburg
News-Review $23.20, J'ort Ilmpqua
Courier $21.45, Pioneer DrllK Store
$11.67, Edward Oscar . Helnrich
$"54.62, A. F. Smith $450.00, J. N.
lledden $7.50, ScottsburK Garage
$58.72, W. J. liargan $6.12. Arnold
Wessela $50.00. Paul llurnharl
$235.00, I'lnpqua Mills & Timber
Co., $1.45, Red Cross Pharmacy
a.to, pac. Tel. lei. Co., $14.49,
Helen M. At wood $60.00, Bureau
of Pub. Health $17.70, Churchill
Hardware Co., $.65, Itetl Cross
Phnrmttey $.60, $4.60. Hosehui-g
Steam Laundry $3.53, Taylor Inst.
to., j3.tit. western Union $1.35. W.
E. Finger & Co., $4.00, Haynes
urug store $10.05, Evelyn B. Nel
son .$60.00, Edw. Singleton $5.00.
Dr. (ieo. E. Houck $15.00. Mrrlle
Drug Co., $3.75, Riverside Store
$9.99, T. R. Howard $15.00, Peoples
Cash Store $14.98. L. B. Hennlnger
10.00, pioneer Drug Store $57.25,
Deer Creek Dairy $1.86, Dr. Oeo.
B. Houck $11.00, I. A. Dunlnp. M.
D., $5.00, Douglas Funeral Home
$84.8(1, M, E. Rllter $8.00, Rose
hurg Ondertaklng Co., $30.00, Mrs.
fluard $2.00, K. o. Kingwell $6.00,
Morgan's Grocery $15.00, lied
Crops Pharmacy $22.05, Dr. II. C.
Eastland $5.00, John A. linger
$56.00. MlB. A. Wadt $51.00. Mad
dox Grocery $11.48, Charles IV
Wade $5.00. Pioneer Drug Store
$.75. 8. C. Kurdy $7.83, Mrs. A. U.
Houser $153.00, Roseburg steam
Laundry $7.69, Hotel iiosehitig
$110.(10, Duds lor Men $22.20, Wilder
It Agee $5.70. lluyucs Drug Store
$5.90. II. W. -Maddux $2.21). Cal.
Ore. Power Co.. $3.19, S. L. Kidder
$8.00. S. C. Kurdy $10.02, Agnes M.
Pitchford $30.44, Roseburg News
Review $3.00, Chas. F. Hopkins
$96.15. John J. Hrnwn $1.10. Qiiine
Co., $5.00, Taylor's Battery
Elee. Co.. $28.90. Heedsport Gar
age $2.30, Burr's Super Service
$2.47, C. W. Burrows et ill $3.25,
H. M. Ehorle $1.75. R. v. Hurst
$2.35. Mm. Fannie Little $4.50. H.
L. Chaplu $2,110, C. F. Stiwersby
$2.75, H. S. Stearns $1.00. II. M. Mc
Cabe $8.15. A. Culler $126.00. Echo
Gaddls $54.00, Roseburg News
Heview S23.00. Ruseburg Book
Store $5 10. Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
$31.40, Roseburg Super Service
$14.41, Luwson's Garage and Mch.
Shop $2,110, George Dielsch $7.00.
W. J. Huouo Ui 15. V T Jackson
J30.M, Fred Dlllard $94.00. C..W.
Miller $13.95, C. II. Dungherly
$13.(10, Ned Dixon's Super Service
510.33, V. T. Jackson $5.74, L. 1(.
Chanibers' Motor Co., $.ril'i.3S, West
Coast P. & 11. Co.. $29 .89, Lillian
II. Davis S1U9.00. .Mrs. Myrtle Nel
son $9.00. Edilh S. Ackert $81.15,
1ola M. Dysert 9.00. Josephine Sitl
nott $15.00. Mildred Paulson $12.00,
Alice McNab $12 00. Lenore God
frey $18.00, Margaret Rice S13.50.
Mrs. c. W. Hunt $15.00, Eva 11.
Ackert $19,50. Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
$1.10. John It. Kelly $300. t
(Irll'rith $1.00. George Olllngbouse
S30U, w. .1.. Boone $2 00, J. L.
Dodson $3 S5. Chas. (1. John $66.85.
C. II. Daugherty $2 no. Pac. Tel. &
Tel., Co.. $1.45. Churchill Hdw. Co..
$3.50. Foster - Agee $.70. A. I..
Alkius $30. lit. Grunt Clayton $20.97,.
M. E. Hlchatdson $7 96. II. I.. Epp
stellt if. l.ilti. II. L. Eppstelll $36.00.
A. E. Simmons $3.25, I'ac. Tel. ,t
Tel. Co.. $2.25, Huron W. ('lough
$89 30, It. A. Buseubaik $112.00, nr.
H. F. McKaig $3,",.no, Cass Street
.Market $S 30. E. P. Mcl.endon
$7.50. Bailey Electric Co., $240. 00,
Charles Amman $:too.oo. E. H. Metz
ger S12.S92.90. Geo. L. Nicholas
$M.iifl.
General Road Fund
l'at;o Lumber c.v. $21. so. S!icll
Co.. $1.32. l.ltule Air Products Co..
JIC. Hoy Agce $1.07. Andv's Ser
vice Station $1.65. Heal'v-Wood
liie Co.. Sll.oo. White Garage
$lt'o. Cowans Gartige $S.95. Chur
chill Hdw. Co.. $10 42. Feenuuirhly
Machinery Co . $s7.26. Jensens Gar
age ;U2. Rice Gaiace $5 20. Chur
chill llanlwaie Co.. $101 20. Miller
Saufold 4'ractor Co.. $17 17. C. A.
I.ockwiod Motor Co.. $39. Eugene
Concrete Pipe Co.. $132 37. Orch
ard Auto Paris. $v; 26. Hohl's Stor
ugc Garage $272. Ml. Illlhee .Mill
and Manufacturer $24. on. Slundard
Oil Co.. $11.90. 11, s. French Trims
tcr ,v Sloraue Co.. $V03, Halt's
llanlwaie $6 70. llov Agce S2.!lH.
K'lkton Gaiace .T.75. t'nion (ill
Co.. $9 23. S N Miller $6 7... Whar
ton Bros.. $2. mi. Wharton Bros.,
.::.oi. Sard's Wieiking House
$150. Stearns Chenoweth $ 5'i,
Bert Mm hews $llii.-,o. IV A. Mr
Coid $ ss. IV o. Weatherlv
1I8 t A K .Moore $t2 27. A. C.
riant 163.s7. John Giilla. Jr.,
$121.01. Abner Logsdon $'.16 76. Les
lie Pool J3 9. C. W, Lumlcti
$140 00. J. M. Spaucake $145.99,
Max .Myers $77.35. P. D. Wolford
$73.82. N. E. Richardson $3 99, B.
A. Lane $19.95, J. H. Wolford
$97.11, Alfred Cloake $164.76, hi. W.
Galla $148.49. Carl (R. I J.) Lindsay
$1.10, R. H. Kasley. 2.00 W. E.
Oodsey $3.35, George H. ReliJ $3.00,
Yoncalla laimher Yard $2.43.
Road District Fund
Dlst. 3, SJ.: Gardiner Mill Co.,
$9.10, Elmer Kleth $.15.69. Percy
Dlckerson $1.49, Albert Pyritz.
$1.49, Ray Helt $8.98; Dlst. 4:
Frank L. Taylor $15.00; Dlst. 6:
Frank L. Taylor $111.50; Dlst. 7:
Western Hoad Machinery Co.,
$6 00: Dlst. 8: Clvde Rydell $19.94,
Gilbert Binder $11.96, 8. Colley
$5.98, L. A. Smith $2.99; Dlst. 9:
Hoy Fisher $5.97, Davton Minter
$5.98, Fay Madison $23 98; Diet.
10: Geo. Croucher $29 37, J. F.
Austen $5.97, Ross Jenkins $4.48,
S. A. Laurence $5 99, C. A. Prock
$41.93, Claud Williams $23.92;
Dlst. 11: J. A. Denn Powder Co.,
$11.26, John Ison $1.25, Austin
Western Road Machinery Co.,
$16.30. Wharton Bros., $3.70; Dlst.
16: T. G. Lawson $6.98; Dlst. 17:
Lafe Aklns $11.98. R. H. Howard
$2.99, P. W. Dldtel $17.97; Dlst.
19. J. S. Woodruff $69.98; Dlst.
20: Andy's Service Station J14.50;
Dlst. 21: R. J. Spalding $3.99,
Daniel Barker $3.99, Geo. Mont
gomery $2.99. Oscar Mattoon $2.99;
E. M. Harlen $2.99. Frank Kenny
$2.99; Dist. 22: Andy's Service
Station $11.00; Dlst. 23: E. I. Uth
erlaud $2.50, Yoncalla Lumber Co.,
$2.43, D. A. McCord $12.45, A. E.
Thlel $9.97, Herman Thiol $2.99,
Leon Thompson $2.99; Dlst. 24:
Cowan's Oarage $5.83; Dist. 25:
Yoncalla Lumber Yard $1.68; Dist.
38: C. E. Puckett $3.49, D. P.
French $6.49, George G. Thomas
$5 99; Dist. 41: Oscar Jackson
$9.98, John A. Rice $14.95; Dist.
46: R. J. Spalding $256.50; Dlst.
46: R. J. Spalding $256.60; Dist.
47: D. C. Phillips $2.99, T. J. Whl
taker $2.99, J. H. Short $9.48, A. C.
Gustafson $34.41, W. 1). Riley
$10.46, O. E. Baker $.49, R. E.
Marple $2 99; Dlst. 50: Highway
Lumber Co., $12.25, Stearns &
Chenoweth $5.90, E. G. Kingwell
$12.00. It. H. Easley $45.55; Dlst.
49: A. O. Gustafson $27.92, J. E.
Parker $5.98, Spencer Rndcliff
$19.43, W. I). Riley S2.99, Llovd
Hlley $2.99; Dlst. 50:' Louis Smith
$17.45, Jack Dolour $10.46; Dist.
51: Homer Haines $11.98, Richard
Riggs $23.98; Dist. 52: Stearns &
Clien o w e t h $16 00; Dlst. B3:
Stearns & Chenoweth $10.25; Dist.
55: T. C. Johns $24.43, Elmer Leh
man $11.99; Dlst. 56: Powell Fur
niture Co., $8.25; Dist. 57: Charles
Parker $23.00, Carl Fisher $8 00;
Dist. 61: Wharton Bros., $6.50,
Dist. 63: J. A. Denn Powder Co.,
$14.86, Roy Conloy $33.45, Howard
Velzlan $16.41, Sam Thackeray
$11.96, V. C. Dtinnavnu $5.98; Dist.
68: Stearns & Chenoweth $94.85,
M. Rasmussen $20.94, Floyd Em
melt $59.80. Stanley Bnimitt $32.89.
John Maddox $26.91; Dlst. 70:
H. C. Lauman $84.93; Dist. 71:
Wharton Bros., $3.85; Dlst. 73: Ed
Haskell $47.84, Douglas Dailey
$10.50, Ernest Koepke $55.84, John
A. Wroe $2.98, George Clark $17.94,
O. 11. Angus $2.99, James Ross
$2.99: Dist. 74: J. A. Denn Pow
der Co., $34.85: Dlst. 77: J. A.
Denn Powder Co., $6.91, J; F. Mc
Clanultan 315.70. Howard Russell
$13.45, R. E. Brown $22.45, Lee
Mohr $8.97; Dist. 79: Htenrns &
Chenoweth $6.00. Don Baird $2.61.
Special Tax Fund
Dlst. 5: Douglas Abstract Co.,
$J.8tl; Dlst. II: J. A. Deon Pow
der Co., $31.21, Fred Aldridge
$14.97. Ambrose Ison $14 97, Virgil
Lynn $14.97, Wind Jollirr SI6.47,
Claud Pnrkhurst $11.98, John Isrin
$12.21, C. E. Miller $8.99, Pat Ald
ridge iM 7. Ci mer While s 'js
James ll"iu(e $r, jt p.
Hams $5'V n n jM,-f u
Homer WV-, $i 9! J.,ip;. r,.:do.
2.99, l.eiso. $2.9.0 niiin la.:,
I'unn $0.99. id Joi;iff f..r,. t.
E. Miller SZ99. Tern Vi,l ilil
Carl Backlyn $17.96, Virgil Wood-
11111 ou.si, Ule II 'esc 1 $....8, Va'd
.lollllf 56.98. Ward Jolllff S6 "4
Howard William., $11.96. Homer
Williams ill.lt Homer YV!,!f
$11.96, Johnson $33.15. Ambrose
ison x.i.u, c 1;. A;iiipr $'J3.C
Claud Pa.'k.iui's' ;i-9.95. Virgli
Lynn $17.9.', Waul Jciliff $42 15
i':,"1,'.! l.Vm 1I-""' While
$2.99, Howt-i Williams 2.99, Con
ta I Lundeen $5.95, Atnhros Ison
$:. 99 C. E. Miller v3.99, Ward Jol-
i-nUn7: ?--?.- 3.8' H' J Spalding
$. 98, Daniel L..-K-r $7.98. Ralph
.Newton $21.04: D.s.. 2'- F 8
Wertz $16.39. t-. N. MclCerdn $23 15'
Uaretu-e Wilson nio.43. Lec Wurtz
lHf- -i- 11 A :'''-i
S-l -0. l."(0l ll.t.mpson $13.69.
Herman Tit.el 9.., j. K ThM
$6.98; 1 ll.it. !2. ,. t ,,e,- fc7.W.
h. J. Ikillo.'.av $2.9. Finzer Hal!
--. Frank Ifvlc ;2 9a: IDst. 46:
J. A. Denn Powder Co.. $16010 R 1
.1. Spalding $31.92. Claude Patrhen
$.I.'.1. Geo. Monlgomerv S22 68
Osrar Mattoon $29.90 E M Har
len $29.90. Dnrrel Barker $23 92
Frank Kenny $29.90. C. W. Spald
ing S8 97, Ralph Newton $5 98 (ieo
Hose $23.96; Dlst. 53: Stearns
Chemiweih $U9S0. chas. Cook
$31.90. H. ('. Hlgginbotham $:;too
.-.mi ixrau -:i.iio, Itohert Cook
$29 90. Eugene Cook $23 92. Fred
Cook $26 91. K. HiKglnbothnm
$1. 44. K. F. Whttuev $16 14 S M 1
Adams S31.ll. Tom Hlgginbotham!
S'99, Chas. Cook $24.43. I). C Hi jr.
Kllihotham $20.94. Fred Coow i
$19 1.1. E. Higginbothum $2 99 S !
M. Adams $iy..S: Dist. 57: Carl J. :
Usher $!l.9.-.. John ('order $49 85 ,
Charles Parker $."..98. Lawrence
Hum $4.96. John Rondeau $:,6 30
Charles Collins $:..S1: Dist 7o-';
W. Angst :t 7 : iisi 70- q
W. Angst 35.51. 11 h Gehlcr .
$52 In. Delberl Langdnn $17 91. o
L. GiMersleee $10 46. L. D. For-
FLY
ORONITE
lee $8.96. 11. 3. Cochran $17.94.
Ralph Cochran $23.96, Wm. Hagan
$14.97; Dist. 71: J. A. Denn Pow
der Co.., $39.30, Gilbert D. Barnard
$23.92, W. A. Smlih $48.92, L. M..
Hice $13.41 Albert DeBernar.U
$1168, W. A. Smith $12.98, h. 1
Bogard $2.99, Hart's Hardware
J3.i5; Dlst. 72: Pete Ilam $30.45
Joe Alien Ho.46, McKlnley Hi.ul;a
$20.94, Howard Aloou $17.94. Hay
Wright $5.99, Lester Poole $5:-J:
List. 74: V- -tt; 0 I jue. i :i E.
E. Woodcoc.f 1 75, Lean- & Bey
t'.ii Co.. K7.J" I is-! 71: Heo. ltar
lCI1 $84.86, t. S. Sheldo.i $5.96, 10
Dysert $5J.9lt, John Slttkley k.
Edward Juuce $26.91, Vernon t.ar
;ienter $19. J... I'ois Dyirt --c jo.
Am. Steve .1011 $32 89, Frank jy
fert $26.91. 1 1)1 11 Jo: 4 t'.l.'.i.
Inan Eiysert $29.90, Carl Blooni
be.g $35.88, Can 1:kvv l.:-'i. O
O. .Matthew.', $2.99, Dist. 79: E.
G. Young tc Co.. $71.94, i'lst. l;
W. V. Myeis, (JJ.oi, c. E. I'u.-ktlt
$83.03, F. C. 1 i i i- S20.0.1: i isi. 5:
O. B. Walker $151.29. Howard Hen
derson $78.00, Melvin Clayton
$56.81, N. S. Jones $2.49, Francis
Yarhrough $68.76, Tom Houseman
$2.99 Gordon Ansama $50.83, Ar
nold Yarhrough $11.98, Harry An
sama' $70.37. Archie Campbell
$28.40.
Bridge Fund
Rice Bros. & Adams $4.75, Pion
eer Drug Store $31.45, Myitie
Creek Garage 331.82, Churchill
Hardware Co., $63.06, J. J. Mere
dith $126.00, Harvey Hardware Co.,
$5.25 Glendale Lumber Co., $42.24,
J. W. Gurney $14.64, Umpqua .Mills
& Timber Co., $2.65, A. C. Kexroad
$2.50, A. C. Kexroad $.75, Jensens
Garage $3.40' Douglas Abstract Co.
$.90, Romie Howard $1.74, Paul
Ludwlg $1.49, R. J. Spalding $3.89,
Darrel Barker $3.99. Ralph New
ton $2.99, Geo. Montgomery $3.99,
Oscar Mattoon $2.99, E. M. Har
len $2.99, C. W. Spalding $2.99,
Frank Kenny $2.99, Dalton Mattoon
$2.99, Homer Gallop .$149.75, S. F.
Cawlfleld $129.74, J. D. Sanders
$116.74, W. E. Walking $103.74.
Howard Gallop $103.74, W. K. Mor
ton $97.75, W. II. Carruthers $27.93,
L. Tavenner $27.93, J. N. Koster
mundt $32.45, W. E. Levens $23.96,
H. M. Moore $11.96, D. E. Redtield
$11.96, Wm. Dysert $11,98, Geo.
Barter $3.48, Edward Jones $2.99.
Market Road Fund
Jensen Garage $11.75, Pacific
Highway Garage $4.50, Mrs. E. E.
Totleu $4.84, Churchill Hardware
Co.., . $26.21, Standard Oil Co.,
$25.50, M. C. Howker $38.00, Pure
lion Culvert & Mfg. 60., $386.14,
Myrtle Creek Garage $21.37, Rice
Bros. & Adams $107.73, Port Umn
qua Courier $7.80, Port Umpqua
Courier $7.65, E. E. Woodcock
'3.75, E. M. (irubbe $1.58. Wharton
L.o;.. $18.27, Jensen's Gurage S1.40,
Stearns Chenoweth $282.65,
Douglas Abstract Co., $12.35, Coon
Lumber Co., $2.40, J. W. Gurney
$125.40. H. C. Lovelace $2.75, J. A.
In Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs
If you want to Kt rid nf the agonlz
IiiK imins of neuritis, neurulyiu, sciat
ica or rhenmiitism, Just apiily Tysrnol
t the affected parts aim see iiow
quickly all misery will cease,
TyHmol In a powerfully iionotrntlnff
absorbent, soothing and heulinn in its
fiction, which gum in through tho
poros and quickly reaches the burnini?,
aching nerves. Those stubborn pains
In the back of the neck, about tho
phnulder blade, face or head. In tho
forearm and finpers. or extending
down the thlph to the toe tips, will
mon dfsapjxMir. Cramping, of the mus
rles will stop and you will no loncer
be bothered with Horenes. swelling,
stiffness, numbness- or tenderness of
tho joints and ligaments.
Tysrnol Is not nn ordinary liniment
or salve, but a scientific new emollient
that is entirely different from anvthlnff
you have ever used. Don't suffer any
longer. (Jet a supply of Tysmol at any
good drug store. Always on hand at
N.THAN FULLERTON
This reduction also good to
Oakland and Sacramento, nig,
smooth-riding coaches leave on
four convenient schedules daily.
Ilest terminal facilities, bag
gage cheeked straight thru. Plan
your next trip to California, tho
South or East this scenic travel
way.
OTHER LOW FARES
Los Angetn $19.00
San Diego $22.00
Salt Lake City $26.95
Kansas City $54.45
STAGE TERMINAL HOTEL
Jackson d. Washington Sts.
1 I
SPRAST!
Gerretsen. Co.. $19.25, l-ester Bell
$3.45, Pete Ulam $29.89, John Gil
more $5.98, McKinley Hanks $17.45,
Joe Allen $14.95, Heury Dighatu
$14.95, William Shannan $8.97.
Howard Moore $5.98, Fred Perdue
$1.49, Andrew Moore $59.95, Paul
Helscheinger $47.96, D. A. McCord
$14.97. Clyde Jtydell $63.83. Gilbert
Binder $25.40, Nels Hydell $11.95,
A. R. Andrews $1.49, Lew Rowe
$2.99, D. A. McCord $14.97. R. J.
Spalding $11.97. Claude Patchen
$5.98. Geo. Montgomery $4.48, C. W.
Spalding $5.98, Darrel Barker $5.98,
C. W. Puckett $134.75. ttobert Kind
lay $107.73. Fred Hartman $71.76,
C. W. Puckett $182.00, H. D. Con
nine $29.90. Albert DeRemardi
$26.94. W. A. Smith $22.71, C. W.
Puckett $121.78, O. O. -Matthews
$3.49, J. W. Bass $17.94, O. O.
Matthews $12.49, C. M. Seigel
$57.12. Ralph Howard $6S.9, Harry
Bushnell $64.39, Oren Stanley
$17.94, J. F. Brown $32.89. H. A.
Seigel $7.47. J. Cabot $59.90, J. C.
Culbertson $29.90, Chester Howard
$26.91. C. R. Goodin $29.90, W. R.
Steinbour $29.90, L. T. Godfrey
$29.95. Earl Olivant $11.98, F. H.
Albro $119 90, C. E. Puckett $62.45.
D. A. McCord $7.48. E. S. Wertz
$6.10. H. R. Parks $5.99, Romie
Howard $13.47, S. N. Woodward
$5.99. Bradford Bros., $2.99, Joe
Pringle $8.98, Joe Critchlow $5.98,
Hoy Fisher $70.36, J. B. Hader
$67.41, S. A. Mode $71.15, Francis
Mack $45.43, Will Haniond $79.88,
Roy Davenport $44.19, I). Mccul
loch $45.37, C. P. Langdon $20.94,
Arthur Mack $31.41, Dayton Minter
$3289, Frank Kausche $22.42. Dal
las Tapp $5.98, Geo. Bullock $13.45,
Gilbert Hinder $5.98. Wilford
Haines $2.98, Harold Smith $7.47,
J. R. Hutchinson $5.99. James
Lockwood- $6.98, Jim McHugill
$T47, Frank McHugill $8.97, Rov
Fisher $19.47, Francis Mack $24.46.
Will Hammond $20.97, S. A. Mode
$22.47. J. B. Rader $22.47, Roy
Daven port $18.72, D. Mcculloch
Distorted Evidence
No amount of statistical evidence, distorted in an effort to mislead
the public, can disprove government figures showing the gain of
Lucky Strike to be greater than the combined increase of all other
cigarettes. 1 he public will be served and this is proof, indeed, that
regardless of price, you actually get more in Lucky Strike than any
other cigarette can offer. Its perfect blend of fine tobaccos gives
pure smoking delight. Its exclusive, secret toasting process gnai
antees the tobaccos free from irritants and impurities and, in the '
opinion cf 20,679 physicians, makes Lucky Strike less irritate
ing than other cigarettes.
Thcflniircsquntcd
have faccu checked
nnd certified to by
LYBRANI), HOSS
BROS. AND MONT
GOMERY, Accoun
tuuls and Auditors.
It's toasted
No Throat Irritation -
No Cough.
Tho Lucky Strike Dance
Orchestra it continue
, every Saturday night in
a coast to coas( radio
hook-up over the A.B.C
network.
To maintain a
slender figure,
no one can
deny the truth
of the advice;
"REACH FOR
A LUCKY
LNSTEAD OF
A SWEET"
ci 1
'Si!sSS;
;
Noted CRrtoonist
sKaaKianaaassvmiiasuiisw
Denn Powder Co., $75.98, Denc
$17 44. Dayton Minter $8.97, At-1
thur Mack $10.47, C. P. Langdon j
41.&B, bum ivrati tzu.aa. .iiiiocil
Binder $11.96. J. F. Kausche $17.94.
Frank Krausche $1166. Ceo. P.
Powers $14 20, Wilfred Haines
$8 .9(1. Geo. Bullock $22.42. Harold :
Smith $S9.87. D. C. Hlgginbotham !
$2.99, Dallas Tapp $8.97, Kay Madl-I
sou $3 00. D. A. McCord $49 9o. O. '
Matthews $10.47. Charles Stubbs
$21.67, Hoard Williams $11.96, h.
Hoitnuan $11.96. J. W. Bass $2.99.
Owen Atterbury $4.49. General
road: E. E. Woodcock $12.00.
(SiCJVED)
John R. Kelly
Sheet Metal '
V0rk3
HEATING AND VENTI LATINO
Gutters, Valleys and
Auto Body and Fender Work
Western Furnaces
New Location 444 N. Jackson
Phone 466
SPECIAL I
Continuing Our Dollar Special ' j
One Week j
Men's 2 or 3-piece suits cleaned and
pressed $1.00 j
Press only 50 i
Ladies' summer coats cleaned and
pressed 1 .00
These prices cash and carry only
Special ends Saturday, June 22
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
Phone 472 308 North Jackson j
f , M ' Th American TnfiarM (gi 1929, The fl
Company, Incorporated American &
Tobacco B
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