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Newspaper Page TextFOUR IffDMl flsJIy Kvcrpt Knndnr bf tk KrMa-ltcvir iv t'o Inc. Mnulirr uf 'I lit ANMottulr! Irrim The Associated IYuhh In exclualve 17 entitled lo tNu Uttu fr rcpubheti tlon uf nil nw diKpaU-bes ri edited to It or nut otherwise credited In thin paper and to all local news published herein. All right ot re- KublicJttloo ut apodal dispatches ereln re also reserved. HARKIi K 1X8 WORTH Kdltor Entered ai second class matter May 17. lvl'ii, at the pout office nt Jlonoburif, Oregon, under act of March if. 1878. Represented by fOGENSEN, Bum Fran-M--220 Bush Rtreet. Aiikin 43.1 South HprinK Street, Ht-artlr tl3 Btuwurt Klruut. CblfMitu a60 North Michigan Ave. Del roll 3 21 Stephenson iUIg. New York -21 Kant 40 Ui BtrecL Vvrttaod .-Bedell BJdjr. Subscription It 11 tea Dully, ptT your by mail Dally, tt months by mull Daily. 3 iiiniitliH ny until . , Dully, Mingle inonih by mall.,. Dally, by carrier pur month .. 14.00 , 2.UH , J.JM Not Interested In Us 'T'HiO (irrtiits I'jtHH CouiMT, ulwnya a militant fighter or Pacific hallway impiovfiiii'iit, thinks the Portland effort to get roada TO tli'j oxu In merely an idea to idimt circuit (ho Wllluinetto valley an I roulhein Oregon hy ,'jottlng road to Portland. Kdltor Voorhiert, of tho Crantri Pans Daily Courier, evidently following tho advlco glv en hy William Allen White to a young reporter, nan "dipped hit pen In his arteries" and makes the following comment editorially: "High pruliiu for tho WPA and tho cooperation of the State High way cornmlKKlon and (lie Iluroau of Public Itouda In running Portland's 'tihort routes Id tho sea' Is con tallied In (oday'H Portland Journal. "TIioho agencies nro putting real money into tho job, or jobs, they once worn considered. Today there seems to bo no (mention of a choice bet v com tho Wilson river and Wolf creek alternate routen. Iloth seem to be Kctthit the noil. fl.2:t7,:tl Ih allocated for tho one and 1,3SI),709 sought for the other. "So Portland is to havo two Khort routes to tho we a, u ml It Ik noticeable I hat Portland U careful alwayH to mention that tho rouda nro TO tho aca, imd never FKOM tho sen. "Is I'ortland Interested In build ing those routes ho Portland people can take their money to tho beaches lo upend? You Know bet ter than that! "Portland Ih really InteresJod In directing northbound California In to the inetro'.oliH l-TtO.M the Ore Ron coHrft highway, with tho iiddl tionul udvuntage of having tt pnn throtiHti ft minimum no in her of small cities en route. Antorin Is Bhortclrctiiled In tho Portland scheme. Ho are tint cities of the Pacific hlbwny. to bring the itory home to uh hero. "If Portland were better inter e.'deii In Oregon's we Hare nlie would support ,the straightening of the Pacific highway barrir be tween (iranl Puns and Hose-burn ko that nioio touri-it tru-Tlc could benefit tho 1miu;;1m county neat Hiul Kngono. Corvallis. Albany ami Salem 1111 well art Portland. "Alan. Portland. lntvr;;t iloemi't extend ho far." Editorials on New (Conllnuev' from pane 1.) these, efforts on every hand. It' we fcro good Ameibann. wo will TIS COl'KAtiK theHe eflort.s in every vay ut our command. , , We want 110 uurs between mm in no ism and lam hm in Am. 1 U a. Itut if llie 1'oineiitein of i las liahed are permitted t sucteel in their purpose, we will see the t0riu:t;1e be wren romniuiiisin a a I iavt.m riht here in Ameilea. Not In thi: f.' "ratiii!i. prnbabl. but winner or lat -r. lICTT(lt SHIP, with tin hl- ilnbtf defini tion of human ri;.h!::. is tin I'ttlcr frult of i-hi!. liadi .l. That r.u t i.. beliiK proved in Kuioie iif,ht tne.. KRNR PROGRAM (1,500 Kllocycleil SPONSORED BY NEWS-REVIEW Tht- Wen 1.1 ll.mk Man. 3: l.'i -Mikk I.t Men ;;h..u. 3::m Sinrvliiii.l. 4:Mil )jit' .M"inoli';!. A : I.'-- Urn. inn iln (ipi'iniir 'I'. 4:3'i SniiMM Si-t'lutti II.. ml. ri . 1 -Tli,' lintli I l.i 1; I'm.!;. .1111. (i:i'm CIiim- 1 1. 11 ini.ny l-'.uir. I. 1". Mill lllih.H li :in Hi, 'ii. ii. 1 Wfii'iKiiii. rinp,;u.t I'arK I'.oaiitii 7;nn.lti!imiy John, uu iiinl l Irt'llcitlni. 7: 1.'. -Sinn (Uf. HI MIA V. AI'liTST :';l Morning Hour iS;3i'- l.'.-vull'inul S.'iH't. 8:4. J-lat'i-Pd StilfctimiH, : ' ' y:ou I'roKi'uiu limllrulixl to Vut train ("'acllliy. :30 OltJ Tlino KldillliiB with Er- nle (.Tune. Iu:li0 Kiiniluy HeiiueHt iroKrain. Il:ii0 Vocul Kimeiiiljle. 1 1: l.'i Salon SclcclloilH. 11:15 Manhattan Concert llund. Afternoon Hours 12:00 Organ Conceit, Wanda Ai nionr. 1:00 iHiiiKlaH Counly Creamery preent(i Mux IxAnn and Hih Salon Orohedtru. 1:15 Sunday herinon, llov. Koro man. 1:30 Clark; WIIboii's United Ar- tlHlH. 2:00 1'oimlar Hand Helections. 2 :II0 Jack lernar(-hant. 2: 15-- iliirnmny Ihle. 3:1.10 - tlwen JtoHo Zenor. 3:15 LoiiIh Kulznian und iliH Or chestra. 3: 15 John McCoriuack. 1 :oi 1'opulur iJanco 'J'imo. 6:0tf Slmi Off. MONDAY, AI.'fit'ST 21 Morning Hours : 15- Kurly lllrda. 7:00 Alarm Clock Chili. 7:30-Newi-lteview Newri llioad- cast. 7: l5-t:ood .MnrniiiK, J. M. Jud.l. S:0U - LoiiIk K-at.iuun and tlld Or chestra. X : 30 llevol ional ServiceH. K:I5 Sacrerl Seleirtlonrt. !l:oo Feoilor I'liallapan. 0.15 On Iho Kmerald lulu. II: 30 -Old I'avorltej. 10:iio - Soima Seldom Heard. 10:30 Hello and Marlhu. In: 15 Women'H K xch a 1 1 go. 1 1 Mill Klllll lloyalo. 11:15 Song lilt KeviiB. Afternoon Hours 12:00 riovano Ihn Oiit'iatlc Tenor. 12:15 I'atHy .Montana. 12:30 liciiu-Gcrrcmcn p r u h i; ii t h Tho HtutlnnmaMtt:!. 12:l5--Nowfl.(evlew Newa Ilioad-t-a-st. 1:00 Hawaiian Melodic. 1:30 Melody iloods. 2:on Soul hern Serenade 2:15 Mills llros. 3:00 World Hook Man. 3 : 1 5 Westerners. 3:30 Slotyland. I Miil-The Kdltor Views Hie News. I : 15 Amerlcun l,ei;llin I'ruKram. I :30 Concert Tinie. 6:00 Tha (Irali Hug I'niKi'itin. 3:15 Tho Kuril VK llovuu. U:.')0 Motor shop OaraKO pro- sentH Stray llolllstur at lliiiiruek. II: 15 I ' ni 0 ii ii I'ark I'roiirain. 7 : 00 - l.a re nee Tilihetts. 7:15 Sign Off. DAYS CREEK HAVS CHKp.K. Aug. 22 The Days Creek store has been given a new coat of pa 1 11 during the past week hy tho Standard Oil com pany. Kdna Miu 1'oole relumed home curly this week from Kollev's Kuril)!!-, whero sho has heuii visit ing her graudmothor, Mrs. K I'. llallou. Mr. unil Mrs. Kiaiili JniniHOn and Mr. and .Mrs. Charles r'armcr Mudford visited ul llio ltay Wright Iioimii Tuesday. The two couples, accompanied hy Mr. Wright, spent Wednesday HshliiK on Skillet creek. .Mrs. I,. Michaels and daughter, Helly Anne, weru called lo I'ort land hy the dealh id Mrs. Michael's iirolher-ln-law, Jack Heck. Air. und Mis. .1. A. Ithiiads were 111 llosehiiig r Ihn four-dav Alllerican I.eglon convenlion last week. .Many olhers or this coiu niuuiiy were In town for part of Ihn sessions and fomlvlliea. Among these were, Mr. and Mrs. It. A. .Moore, Mr. and Mrs. I'ele I'lain, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Clam, Mr. mid Mrs. Archie IVrgiison, Mr. and Mrs. Krank Alvord, Mr ami Mrs. Koiiald Uilfer, Mr. and Mrs. UalliT lliiiclilnson, Mr. and MrH S. Oellnger, .Mr. ami Mrs. Kiwi Wright. Mr. and Mrs. J. i. Wright imu .ins. .lack lllgg ns. Mi- and Mrs. Kail Suiniiei- llellv llhiimls, NeitiK Moore, I'hiin, I'loi'cmo 1'lnni. Malher, Uuhy Oetlnger Cladvs Mildred Donna 'oyco .'limner, lleun II I ...... r u i Hutchinson, l:lvu Huninnr, Wllelha llillchlnsou. Murl lliilchlnson, l.eon Moure. Junior Oeh my .Moor,! and Donald Hrallon. v iiiii.-rino i lark, who has been guesl of Mis. Alva Mallhews for h" Pint two weeks. r,. , In r houie III A' III. Hi, I U ...I .1.... 'I he lenioilclinB of the I lam house Is neurit,.. ,.,,i,,i.i.... Joe Allen anil ( hi... 1...1 .' Iliue heen nssisll.ig ,Mr. Clam Willi Hie i lirpclller work. Those of this Wclnity 10 allend 0" recent gianne picnic at I he 1 nipnua eanip gioimd weie M, ""I Mis J. Tall.nl. Mr. and Mrs. I ay W hi,,., Mr. a, M,,,. v m.. hens, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace liav l""iel. Mr. ami Mrs. Krank Alvord, J r. and .,s. M. Will,,,,!, Mr. and J -I- A. Klinads. Mrs, T I. Wcuu-r. I'.t t Hhouds. Klva Mai ' ". l.oi. i:il, 11 Mailhews, (;,.,. 11 111:1. 1 s, I ah 111 I Hid Haul Ta. Dale I hi Improving I! H cspit.il Krcder- : ' on p 10.,, 1 ,.. I,.,,,,,,,.,, ,,, ,, hh. '""n at , ,,, h-.il:i. thru. 1111,1,' all append, -runny 2)afl2)cvot(ons I'll. CMAKLKM A. tnWAKhS A Pi um. "'IlUlll u - !'. .1, , ';, pleelim.N vitt. I) I": n.il '"iii e of 1 i ,,.e HI. k ten (1(im. tn. rl1.1i e m.n t.e a M!".:l,oM el ; ,,. ; ;i 1 ;u, nca'e of e .1. in ,., , ,,.,. ''bt o! iiatit ! . t.tv , icitftii- meet Ieii:U W H liill e Imulel lii lllll and li:ih"ii. v X t'lini ii len . Sni'imlli. 'l the lnHhl- e! 1 1 :nliit;i and u !.,e. ;. .n;i !--Ie, !i I 1 1 ('if uih.ilni.int- ..Ill la. td I'intil u! Hie in 1 .ti'fl intj the loie e( Tin ii.tni" liai'ow eer liinne" ,ii,i e e; I..-.1. t. Pr.ii.e be lo Thee, o l.nrd, I lie er 01 j -.h e ' Ali.eil. ROSEBURG All . , . t-i I nu i n in mum THE WORLD WITH A FENCE A New Novel by Marian SVN'fU'SIS: Carol Torrance baa Mhockcd her family considerably hy aniioundnK 'hat site InlendB to KO to tho neighboring town of A3h- boro, (ia., to teach in the hlfcn school. Hut Milly, her mother, her matter of feet sister Jill, and her brother Put finally accept the iu- vllable. It proven a wrench to tell Don Itlchards, who had hoped marry tarol-but even (hat in mananed. And now there It: nolh Iiik hut Iho knowledge that .short ly kIio will liavo left home, aiid for good. Chapter Pour For ftlmo.'it three weeks the Tor ramet4 clniiH tenaciously to the ho)o that ttomethim? would deflect Caiol from her plan. And then, when nothing happened lo jiiHtify their optltnlum, I hey accepted de feat with fatalistic equanimity. They miw her to the train hi a body; determinedly casual, determ inedly nay. "For Pete's Make don't speak to any traveling men." Pat urned, "or you'll turn out bad." ('and Kiinneil. "If it's bud eu- oiiKh I'll take it." Mllly protested: "You children sound llko a low llroadway com edy," and the description was apt enough 10 make them laiiKh. I'he train pounded in and pant ed, a nx loan to Ite off. Throuuh trains merely paused at Meredith. ( nrol elutrhnl her family., one by one; trlerl to think of Homc thiiiK funny to nay, ami failed. No body ttald any thing, except Pat. who Rrunled: "Well, keep your none and ears clean, Hiir;ar," Just as the tiaia moaiifd und lurched. They all .willed. brilliantly: .Mllly1! even wro drowned, but the smile WH.i painted on her lace and wouldn't dine otf. Carol rubbed lo the nea rent window and wa ed. tnd the train brushed them fusilv asiib. Plit HenornI family nieetlnu vas held at ten o'clock Satin da inorulnx In the auditorium of Hie Ashhoro birh Hebool. Carl anhcil a Tew mtnitteH eary and clipped In to H Heal on (he outer aisle. Sho devoted Iho few minute: In a survey of the battleliehl. tiekini: ll' her impressions. 'i'he smell of oiled flooirt, inep arable, apparently, fiom institu timiri of learnim,'. Colb't;,. hud smetb d like MM. A subdued so prano hav. like the drone ol house llle, wiih a deeper overtone sup plied bv tile h.indiul of men. Illili.ils .1. It S. mi Hie seat ill from ot her eatved bv a skeptlr.il yon 1 Ii w tin bad 110 rout nirm e in foollUIIlts oil Hie s.llltls of lim led eloiir curtain cimreatliu', the bn: state: warm. t:tovinn red thai had in tt a tjnalitv of reassurance. I'he Smth. 'ti u,. seated at a lout tnble larinr, the i :,seinbly. She irieil to bleiitlt the snpeilnli'ii dent In the uron.i and llieti K!ie it up: all the men looked benim) lltl'l peililttuieal Thai b it Hie f:U nlty lfsef. The rows of seals curved, and her place on the nile atiolded tin eeeem iew of her a mh tales. I lieie wete about a hull. tied of them, she es 1 1 milled : of ar hit; imes and sb.iprx The n eu Wete oft In them selves in h protective. buddl. ont nunibeied a doen to one by Ho wtimeti. She m-lerted the football eo.teh w ft bout iliitu uby : a blonde -iatii wiiti Imi i:. preln-ustle hand:, ami itiiiln opoid features ; but I h" niioT nun were more nondescript. Tlie unmeti, -he devidi d, fell ' on y, hv In to two classes ' Hie vouiu: and b.ted. who wen teach ing, h Pat htd suV'nte.l. uiiHI mi ennui i;i'i uiari.eti; ami me 1 U(M nt iiint-eai ttest. who weie for-' ever derlluoU to be bible of vdu- NEWS - REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 22. 1936. Set.' And Smoking! Sims cation. Many of them wore ob viously new clothes: dark felt hats and fall print dresses or even suits, although September in (ieoryia was breathlessly, dustily hot. Those, she decided, would belong to tho out-of-town contingent. The drone of voices faded ami died, and she looked ut the Sanhe drim The man who was on his feet beaming at them must be Mr. JIud son, the superintendent. He reminded her of u sheep-dog; becuiiHo ho was bis und .shaggy and because his hair and his clothes were rough gruy tweed. He spoke, and bis voice boomed heartily over tho silent room. "Let's all rise," Mr. Hudson was saying in a coaxing tone, "und sing the first, second and lust stanza of America, after which we will re main standing while Profiler Al ford of tho First Methodist church leads us in prayer." Carol ulanced sidewise in aston ishment: was this h faculty meet ing? Nobody else aeeined surpris ed, so sho scrambled to her feet. Which were the first, second and lmH stanzas of America, any how? One of the women teachers bad taken her place at tho piuiio and was flicking the pages of "One Hundred and One Host Songs." She played emphatically, accent ing every chord, and her face was ho close to the pago that sho seeiu- 1 to be reading tho notes by smell. ho song wavered upward, and then strengthened as the liiuider ones wailed in. lirother Alford prayed, lengthily. souorourly, and w hen bis prayer wns finished he and the faculty sal down. Mr. Hudson roso, beam ing, to begin his address of wel- oine. Carol's mind heean to drift. She looked tboiiKhirully at th.t intent faces about her. st riving to read them, to liud in them the basis for the friendships sho would need so badly. Her eyes met those of a girl 011 the end of the row; a big Kill, deeply tanned, who radiated even at this distance an amazing vital ity. Their glances held for an in sianl. and then without the least change of expression the girl's riuht eyelid dumped. Uelief sururd over Carol. There's one. anyhow, she thought. Gravely and almost tut perceptibly she re tuined the ink. then with one ac cord they both fared the front and bestowed on .Mr. Hudson their un divided attention. ben be had finished and been conscientiously applauded. Ite voic ed a decile to hear from the prin cipals of Hie other :m bonis. Aain Carol ulanced at the dark girl. Thi lime they smiled openly at each other. When the hi-d principal had "beu heard from" .Mr. Hudson and his bejim arose again. "Now I'd like to introduce all Hie new teachers. As your names ate called i ll ask 011 to rise and let us mvel ynu." Ho be.lll to lead tinm a IKr before bint. 'Mis Mavy KUen Sand-, Ander son, Ha, PhyMcal education ami KnulMi.'' Of course the otmhl to teach phvieal lilt iition. She had Hie splendid phiine and look of tit ties of one who re-ipevts a beal tnv bndv 114 h prlrflosK ctft. She lonked at Ho group wllh R vi h. tnntdtv sinll Hint uneoetril darlinit teeth And then arol realized that her . own name wan bting railed: ".Mis Caroline Torrance. Meredith. Ca insiorv ami freitrh She sciaui idvd to her feet I.M' (To be cuutiuued) nil nniifli-rif nnnnT diuuumibuuni Circuit Court: Lawyers' Cimpe rati vp Publ. Co. 57.50; P. T. T. Co. $2.;.0. County Court: P.T.T. Co. SU.Sa; II. L. Stearns, commissioner, SlnS.iKi; M. C. Ilowker, travel ex pense SIS. 20; P. S. Nichols, com missioner $14.;".:.: C.eo. K. Quitie, travel expense $i2.Stj, Justice Court: Dr. II. C. hunt land, .exnniinatlon of drunks $7.f0. Juvenile Court: Agnes M. Pitcb I'ord. travel expense and phone S2S.25; Mcliee and Clark SX2n; Shell Oil Co. 32.7.1; Union OH Co. S4.J5; Cliff Thornton, travel ex pense S4.sr; P. T. T. Co. SI, Agnes M. Pltchford, truvel expense and phone $.iit.;sr; Associated OH Co. SXtir.; McHee and Clark $11.22; Shell (il Co. SS.r.tl; Mrs. A. Wade, care of juveniles $:t.7f; S I A Com. 3.30; Standard Oil Co. $2.40. District Attorney: 1. T. T. Co. 310.25; Sun Printing Co. $L7;; Wesiern t'nion $:t.4S. County Assessor: V. S. Wood ruff, field deputy $9.00; D. P. Mc Kay, the -same S2. J:; Prentice Hall Inc. ?4.!IS; P. T. T. Co..?;i.70; Hal loo Helliwell, travel expense 3HI.71; Huiiougha Adding Machine Co. S.7I). County Clerk: Lester L. Wlmber ly, P. M postage 820.00; Henitng ton Hand, Inc., ?S7.on; Satherlin rfun $.rti; P. T. T. Co. $2.:i.'i; Sun Printing Co. $:tl.7i; Hoseburg Hook Store SI. 25; Koseburg News- Review st.so. County Coroner: II. C, Stearns, mileage $17. HO. County Sheriff: Shell Oil Co. Slh.tiU; Cnion OH Co. Sll .'Hl; Gen eral Petroleum Corp. SH.24; Percy Croft, repairs auto $.14.81; Hanseu .Motor Co. $.:;; Postal Telegraph Co. 54 ..!; estern Cnlon $:us Cliff Thornton S2t!.S0; Iester L. iniberly. p. M. Slo.oo; Standard Oil Co. S:i7.11; P. T. T. Co.. Hrain ;::t.;l."i; Karl Pickens, travel ex pense )S.r.o; Percy A. Webb, travel expense $5.40; Ihninlas Abstract Co.. premiums on (autos $:tt),u; Western I'nioit S5.1S; C. 11. Har her. lees S;t.M0; K, W, Dilhllil. fees Slii.Sa; J. L. Ilodson, fees and Iruv- 1 expense StiVSn; (i. M. I'yer. fees S21.10; Ceo. Olinghourto. fees?!. On; I. 1 . Parrott, lees and services 5S.SS; Dick Vandevert. fe.-s and etvices f2l.!0; Postal Telegraph Co. Healy-Wood Tire Co. S2.t!4 : Hnsehin c Carage SI ".fin; Shell Oil Co. ?:! 77; General Petro loum Corp. $".5S; S I A Com in $1 :t2: Standard Oil Co. SH1.22. Tax Department: IV T. T. Co. 52 .:a: Hurrotighs Adding Machine Co. $1 25 nnd $1.75; S I A Comm. .fie. Delinquent Personal Tax Collect or: Pontius Abstract Co.. premium for Hutu SH.:n: If. C. Darby, trav el expense SU.tH; S I A Comm. s.:lt. County School Superintendent: lister L. Wimberlv, P. M., post age SI5. 011; P. T. T, Co. S2.:i5; Kdith S. Ackert. travel expense and eiuhth L-rade S'iMin; Orphn Col lins, salary ?7.".o. County Surveyerl lioutilas Ah ntact Co :'".; P. T T. Co. S2.:t5: Atlbur Hoyer, service Sl!t.!i5; S 1 A Comm. $ 'Ti. j County Treasurer: Dounlss I'rin- j tuis il.to; A. K. Simmons $:;.';; P. T. Co. SL'.'tii; Hosiburg Nev s- 1 Hrview Si so; nnri-ntifth Adding Machine Co. M 5u. County Health Unit: P. T. T. Co. s:t21: Lester L. Wimberly. ptvtinue , MO 00 iJ.tlo; New Service Laundi y SJ.tlo; Iioneer I ru Storo $5 op; Hoseliiirc N ew s lW iew . ndv. S flo; .lauei Motiat, tl. .V, t r el pem S.'tO ott. County Roadmaster T T Co F. r. Knur, travel eiieni-e .Moutsetuer.v Wuid to. R AMBLINGS OF THE NEWS-REVIEW MAN BY PAUL JENKINS THK school grounds at Looking- A glirss were packed yesterday by a throng of visitors to the com munity (air beld there on that day. This fair always Is well attended. Small wonder; the site Is a beau tlful one, and the great maple trees growing there furnish a grate ful shade for Au gust days. 1 don't know ' that the exhibits were any better tlmn usual that's hard lo say. 11 seems they are un failingly good. Neany every prod uct identified with Oregon agri culture is grown In this country lying west of Hoseburg, and the representation in livestock, veget ables and fruits, grains and needle work was of excellent quality. Many horses were on exhibit, draft and slock animals, and 1 saw four colts more colls than I have seen in that many months. It look ed for a while like folks would run out of native stock and have to de pend on hunch grasses from east ern Oregon. Cows, sheep, hogs and a few milch goats furnished interest to many visitors. 1 got the biggest kick out of watching- a big Chester W'hite sow with a litter of eleven very young pigs, one of them being spotted. Seven of them were In a profound sleep, hunched in the shade cast by the fence; the other four were slipping oue over pn their brothers and sisters, and get ting themselves a good lunch. Turkeys, chickens, ducks and geese held a noisy convention un der a long shed, with a lot of Four Aitchers In attendance. The big Ilarred Itock rooster 1 thought should have had the prize was rul ed out on a foul; it was decided by the Judges that the egg I had seen In his coop, was placed there sur reptitiously by some unidentified admirer, anxious to do him a favor, and that ho could claim little, if liny, credit for it. The grange hall housed more ex hibits of good things to eat than you could shake a stick at. Fruits and vegetables and grains and just about everything included in these classifications you could think of. These exhibits are Just about alike, year in and year out, hut somehow or other they furnish a fresh, con tinuing interest. The fair management hplri n an. ties of footraces, and I believe the $1.85; Douglas Abstract Co., prem ium on auto $1.:I0; Healy Wood lire Co. $!t.l 5 : S I A Comm. S.2C; Standard Oil Co. 31.74. County Home: Mrs. Lou Jlartin, laundress 51'O.OU; Chutchlll Hdwe. Co. Sli.40; Wharton Bros. 85.75; Walter Leake, berries Slo.uu: Percy Croft, auto repairs, $7.45; Dougias Co. Flour Mills 824.:)5; C. W. Hughes, spuds $3.00;. Physician and Hospital Supply Co. $171. HI ; Red Cross Pharmacy $:M.lll; Richard son Dr.:g Storo $5.25; Marion de mons, sawmg wood $l.5n; Frank Second Hand Store 52.50; T. K. Higginhnlbam. fruit S1.00; Lester L. Wimberly. P. M postage $1.00; M. L. Squires, meat $21.70; .Mrs. Lou Martin, laundress $20.00; A. Lanegan. meat $2.00; C. W. Hughes, spuds $.'l.;io; C. R. Thomas, ex tracts $2.35; C. W. Heard, apples S1.00; Floyd Iletts, baler. $11.50; Carl RHstniiKSon, board S2.15; Mary .lane ' Sldders extra Slt.UO; Petro lagar ' l.uboratoiies. Inc., $11. no; Standard Oil Co. S1.73 : Douglas Abstract Co., insurance $25.00; D. C. Morgan, wood $l:!2.(IO; llelhert l.ealherwood, fruit $1.00; P. T. T. Co. $7. So; Kthol Perduo, nurse S:!S.75; Clara Landreth. nurse S:IS.75; Ellene Itydell, nurse $22.50; Hill Sidders, helper $:I2.50; Mrs. Lou Martin, Inundress $20.n0; Calif. Ilregun Power Co. $7ti.N2; A. .1. Kngle. wood SKI.IJ0; Roseburg Elec tric Co. $2il.U0; Ceo. W. Young and Son. insurance S25.n0; C. W. 1 1 lu nes, spuds S2.2" ; Douglas Ab ut rail Co., premium on auto $ls.;:n; Pioneer Drug Store Slu.30; Rradlcy's 534. 3ti: Dnuglas Counly Creamery S2S.H5: Ketinomv Mar ket $2. Hi; Douglas Market S27.H4; C. .1. lirimm S20.S1; McDonald Candy Co. $!i.:t(l; Parkinson Food Slore S27.3I; Hoscliurg Model llak- ery S2S.XII; Roaebuig Poultry Co. l:t.2n; Churchill Hardware Co. .!:2.iiii; .Montgomery Ward Co. SI 1.09; Wharton Pros. S2.05; Mrs. Beach, berries $.50: Douiilas Coun ty Flour Mill SPUii; Douglas Ice ind Storagi Co. SI. 35; llaynes Drug store $1 .'.hi; W. K. Drown. Auto Kleiliie SI. 50: percv Croft, ivimirs $10.57; Dr. F.. P. Stewart, x-ray Susie Cox $5. mi; Richardson Drug Store $l.,i; Credit bv pris oners' board, 520 meals 3l:le.0n. County Court Order: "Care of the Poor." ruipqua Dairy $3. no; Orrhard Aulo Parts $fi.3". County Jail: New Service Latin ilry S4.5I; Cliff Thornton 52!ir.; W. Clark, plintns S5.55; Calif. oret-nn Power Co.. range $3.5o; Haynes Drug Store $3.45. Dependent Mothers: Allowances 177IMHI. Old Ace Assistance: Allowance 1 $ 1S3II.1I). Sailors and Soldiers: Allowanrr. Civil war $2ii.nn; Spanish war l5.nii; World war ?12n'in. County Aoent 4-H Club: Auto Mile Sl.ii": Ik.iiuIhk Abstract Co.. unto premium Sis. "in. Boys' and Girls' Society; Atlow lee AllgllHt .'.enti. Bridge Funds: ln-nn-Cerretsen Co.. Inc. ViSSii; ,,v Ai-eo, treti(lit ailvameil 53.57; Cliuichill Hu:,l whiv Co. $2n.ii7: Coen Lumber Cn. Jvu'i; Rler HiO!,. anil .Vl-ints .1 K. Ilnseltlne A- Co. $142.10; Nauoi.al Lead Co. $::i 55; f ot.!oliil;itnl Kremlil Line! X.".,. '!.: J. K. Ilioeltlne Co. $s 17: Churj. hill lldwe. In. II 17 ami $21 7v; P.gte Lumber arid Fuel Co v.. Ml; I'ielie Auto finish! l.ltlc.i $2,23 Coeu Lumber Co. l.'bS.Ui); J. Ji. lluL eirls ran faster than the lit tle boys did. Of course this Is Leup Vear. By the same token, l noiiceu that tha older boys made better time thun the girls, in tbelr respec live events. The older a fellow getB. the wiser he gels or ought to. the sack races and three legged races , were more or less of a riot- couldn't tell who won. Nobody else could, as far as 1 could see. I guess the surprised winners were so fur ahead they were out of sigtit. Nearly everyone present inspect ed the new school gymnasium un der construction a building 85 by SO feet, with large floor for basket ball, considerable seating capacity along the sidelines, a large stage, and two classrooms adjoining the platform. Work is expected to be completed by the beginning of the school year or the major part of it. Lookingglass people should be proud of themselves for financing this extremely worth wbilo project. W. O. Rochester, Forest Service foreman at the warehouse east of ftoseburg, was in attendance, quite nuturully, as he lives in Looking' glass. He was proud as Punch, hav ing won a coveted award offered by the service for the best legend presented by CCC outfits In this district, to adorn the banner in the LSFS float in the Legion parade held last week. Perhaps you .re member the words: Umpqua Na tional ForeBt preserves and per petuates Nature's 'gruen forests sparkling streams and playgrounds. I Baw George Bacon, Arthur Marsh, Henry Klore, and but why enumerate them all? Nearly everyone in the valley was there- even DM Harding, secrotary of the Roseburg C. of C, picking up ma terial for a circular letter to the folks back in the drouth area, to make their mouths water for Ore gon. Or I reckon that wus what he was doing; ho was eating what looked suspiciously like a ham burger, when 1 saw him. Quite a few of Douglas county's aspiring politicians were present too, but strangely enough I never saw a single automobile salesman. Last year 1 counted ten. and politicians. However, Judging hy the looks of most of the cars the folks out there were driving, the salesmen had been there this year. all right. There were a lot of right sniny ones parked all about. Nobody made a speech. Haseltlne Co. $34,811; .Myrtle Creek Garage $7.20; Rice Uros. and Adams 5820.20; S 1 A Comm. $3.08 Denn-Gerretsen Co.. Inc. SlOl.oo L. W. Metzger $21.60; C. A. ifcel- zier 5114.42. The following are the payrolls: Homer Uallop, foreman $149.75: W. H. Gallop $l(i:l.7l; Russell Odle 593. 1 1: F. w. Shortrldgo $99.75; u. s. demons $97.75; W. J. Gal lop SD5.76; J. C. Crawford 895.76; 1-. H. Elliott 847.S8; Everett Rob ertson SHa.SS; K. A. Dllhell $35.S8; Viat Doll $32.89: Ben W. Taylor, foreman 5114.77: Ehen Mode 5,5.81; Geo. Crenshaw $91.77; Win. Hoeft $ii7.S3; Bert Shortridge n.i; anu A. u. Gardner 57.17. County Court Expense: Churrh 111 Hardware Co. $3.38; Wharton Bros. $1.85; Pierce Auto Freight o.u.i; utis I'.ievator t o.. July 5ii.no; uiii. wregon Power Co. $101.72 Koy llulham 59.90; John Pros. 5--.00; .Marsters Drug Co. S.sn Wharton Bros. $7.30; Montgomery WHIU LO, .b!l. Coyote Bounty: Nelson McKee anil lialph Johnston, bounties $8.00, jonn i lam goveryiinient hunt' er 53o.no and 52.1.011. Predatory ant-' iiiiti conirni .ii,-).iio. Dairy Inspector: Dr. Georgo L. .-.u iioias ..4,-i,. Elections: F. J. Helliwell, post age 8.60. Emergency: Ralph Hilling. Secy, w. i.. ianu grant counties -Mnllll.llll. General Supplies: Lester I,. Wiin berly, p. M., overdue postage R::.iui; A. E. Simmons, ribbons M.-i.i; sun Printing Co. $.75: llosebtng Hunk Store $6.no: nurrotich A.l.lh,,. ... chine Co., coupons $2.75. insane: L. L. limiiierniuu. M D. $5.0n. Miscellaneous: 3. E. Campbell, M. D., ramp ground Inspections Stio.00: It., o. Carroll, refund ,r tax sale $13.28. National and Stat. rii... Churchill ll.lwe. Co.. sewing div 5!I9: Wharton Bros., mineral div. $1.75: C. C. Frislne. the same .'!. I. Abraham, sewing 51. no; Harry Evans, steno. pliinnini beard Comm. $33,011; tTnltr. Oregon Pow er Co.. sewing $::.ni; F. W. Chase reemployment salary $75 nil ; Rese lling News-itevli-w. supplied, min. eruls 57.5H; Fisher's, sewing S3i; Abraham's, sewing $1.50; Richard son Drug Store, sewing 01. "u; C. ' '., i' r'l'Im', expenses, mineral Property Classification: Huron ( lough $81.83: c. E. Murks , car Sl.-.l.sl; s I A Cumin S.:Pi Publishing and Advertising: Hoseburg Nws-Hview, claims $21.1111; supplies Jin. In; repurls semi. $20.2.-.: The Douglas Coiiniv hmes. claims, May , jlllu, Seaisr of Weights: R. n. rhoinp .soii $1",.:15. 1 Vital Statistics: The following registrars: H. C. Stenrns $7.-.- t M. Kherlc $2.75; Minute D. Wii..n '1-25; .1. I.. (ij,,11!t ;. y Aiklns $l.eii; ,'. w. Hurrows $1 Watermastert: Tom H. I'rnrie w iitei master, mileag,. $;-,. 2t- N'. Iluaen. asst. nitleage $211,2' s I A Comm. $ State Industrial Acoident Comm.: I S I A Comm.. balance iln. f,,.,,, , county $272.23 for as fnllnws: Jme-1 uile court SB .-..i. Ii. riff :i:' lax ! d, pl. $ lti, vr. 11. Ta cm i i ; surveyor t.7: losdiuasler $3 25' . bruise Inn, Is 21'..7.l; w dlcnuas.'ier ! $1.18; properly claiUkatlvu ja.51. General Road Warrants: The following payrolls are for the fore man and men: N. E. Richardson, transit J29.94; R. L. Spalding $99.75; C. L. Spalding $31.82; Geo.V. Crlles $46.76; B. Harlen $47.76: Geo. Hamilton $27.86; Alfred Cloake $29.18; JesB Derry $36.09; U. A. McCord $87.78; Byron De vore $3.19: Ed Shirley $50.22: Fay Madison $65.39; D. O. Weatherly $3.99; Cecil Hague $2.49; Grant Madison $49.80; Gilbert Binder $5.98; Archie Aiwood $1.24; w. ir. McCullock $38.59; Roy Fisher $31.91; Harold Smith $39.84; A. D. Hunter $93.76: W. L. NorriB $25.87; Hobt. Spancake $1.99; Earl Barker $71.76; R. J. Thomason $11.94: L. K. SlyleB $1.99; Raymond Marr $1.49; Ed Wright $1.99: Win. Mel- ' Ion $1.99; H. 1. Collison $12.45; H. C. Crocker $14.94; Bruce Mc Cormlck $3.73; Max Myers $118.50; Bert Matthews $86.32; L. V. Smith $99.75; P. V. Smith $57.78: A. R. Hill $1.99; Win. Bromps $1.49; R. Green $1.98; Tom Filch $2.49; John Fitch $2.49; O. O. Matthews $99.76; Albert Green. $74.96; Geo. (Jllick $3.98; N. W. White $37.55; J. C. White $41.47; W. Hodge3 $32.37' Juv .McGregor $32.37; Milo Howard $29.88; S. Sjogren $29.88; Jake Thornburg $29.88; Ernest Weber $36.68; J. M. Spancake $35.09; G. Graft $2.49; V. Lynn $17.43: Her bert Lynn $17.43; E. Rand $3.19; Jerrv Horn $9.96; G. W. Croucher $02.76; John Cook, assigned $10.91; Fred Cook $9.95; Charley .Marguess $22.88; Gene Cook S9.95; Ed Rand $51.04; V. V. McAboy $42.77; C. F. Marguess $11.94; W. Bonell $5.97; Pirl Miller $1.99; C. W. Perry $27.93; J. M. Deurdorff $76.80; J. R. McLain 532.69: Lam Deurdorff $5.97; Fred Elliott $30.30; J. P, Smick $30.84; Ralph Hosklns $17.91; W. Hutchinson $03.80; N. B. Duncan $87.78; J. R. McLain $12.76; Guy McGee $11.96: Pete Clam $4.97: Ray Wright $20.7S: Clyde Rydell $124.75; Ray Collings $76.59; Joe Sasson $25.87; Dick Selherg $34.82: Phil Selherg $28.85; W. R. Bickford 81.99: Fred llart man $11.94: Dick Riggs $12.76: Elmer Breier $6.48; W. R. Dailey $3.98; Jay Sylvester $1.99; Ken neth Townsend $1.99; E. N. Sel berg $5.97; J. A. Boak 56.96; F. M. Keith $5.97; I). A. Wilson $9.95;V A. O. Gustafson $3.98; Alfred Cloake $43.89; Dick Rlggs $104.32; H. H. Hurris $124.75; B. E. Leas $95.76: G. Hendrickson $71.75; Al fred Cloake $22.33; Ernest Weber $39.87; Ed Johnson $70.18; Win. -Hoeft $12.76; E. L. Cooper $28.71; E. O. Rund $19.14; J. M. Spancake $38.28; Geo. A. Run-hard $54.8; Lawrence Roberts $2.49; C. L. Thrush $2.49. The following are for supplies: R. 1). Minter 811.55; Roy Agoe, clerk, freight adv. $1.55; R. A. Rabb Hardware Co. $5.00; Church ill Hardware Co. $17.96; Denn-Gerretsen Co., Inc. $13.10; Jacobs Ma chine. and Welding Works S.'t.SS; Parslow Furniture Co. 5.95; Whar ton Bros. $81.40; Wilson Motor Co. 820.28; Woodcock and Fogel $8.00: Orchard Auto Parts $159.95; 10. F. Houghton & Co. $10.50; Pierce Auto Freight $2.79; Electric Steel Foundry. Co. 523.82; General Petro. leuni Corp. $27.70; Hansen Motor Co. 82.00; H. C. Meyor 82.25; Pa. cfl'ic Machine and Tool Steel Co, 819,80; J. S. Man- $11.50: High. Way Service Station $14.20: How i are" Cooper Corp. 852.40; National Lead Co. $18.82: R. D Mlntei 814.65; Clyde Equipment Co. 81.82: East Side Auto Wreckers 82.011; Farm Bureau Co-op. FJxchangf $2.50; Hansen Motor Co. 860.2I;-. J. E. Haseltine Co. $49.92; Win. Janlzer $26.87; Logger's and Com tractor's .Machine Co.. Oregon Parts Co. $125.00; F. It. Randall -$1.00; A. F. Saur 817.97; Standard Oil Co. S9.I0; H. L. Taylor 82.50; l'nion Oil Co. 5128.76; Western Auto Supply Co. $4.44: Consolidat ed Freight Lines 89.48; Denn-Gei-retsen Co.. Inc. $347.62: Austin Western Machine Co. $12. In; L. M. Dllhell $7.80; J. E. Haseltlno Co. $5.34: Hansen Motor Co. 833.91; Howard Cooper Corp. 515.26; Roy llul'hnm $75.00; Jacobs .Mnehinn and Welding Works Sll.81; Scotts- burg Garage 52.10; Thomas Wat son $l..iu; Wharton Bros. 83.50: Percy A. Webb, sheriff Slnlio: Churchill Hardware Co. 81.98: Douglas Abstract Co. 81.10: Pure Iron Culvert and 11 fir. Cn imrt Lit $750,011; Shell Oil Co. 817.36: West- M. Road Machine Co. Slim- Pierre Aulo Freight Lines SI 95: W. R. Brown Auto Electric Co. SI7.Hi; Churchill Hardware Co. $3 96; Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. 871.40; W. P. Fuller Cn S'llll- Scott Henry, gravel $15.35; Mvrlle Creek Garage 89.60; Sarlf's Auto Wrkg House Sl.ou: Wesiern Am,, . Supply Co. $12.80; R. If. Wilson Motor Co. S73.63: Arlliui s,., , Station 810.75: Churchill lli,luw. Co. $5.40; Denn-Gerretsen IV. In,. 829.36; P. A. Farnuni SI 20: r.,.. rill I'etroleunt Corp. $57.10: i:,.. eral Petroleum Corp. $707.78; j. O. Hodges, gravel 86.10 uml si',.-i on- Mealy Wood Tire Co. S:ls it. u'niiv Service $1.50; H. K. Krihs $5.50; Perkins Oil Co. 87.95: l(,.e,l,.,f Marliine and Boiler 'rb, 9. .Rice's Machine Shop $3.20; Smith ,-n-n;iii i.ine si.ll. Tlie fallowing are other charges' 'alii'. Oregon I'nu.r r .1-. ut' Puc. T. T. Co. $5,811: liniuriL.":.! stiact Co., premiums truck, crnd- , ers ami trailers S5::7 r.i:- ,.,, , .L dustrliil Accident $227.58. ' " Umpqua Hinhwav lmnH... . Road District: The followine n,u supplies end payroll: Pure i,,. ulvert and Mfu r .... W Tuylor, liriilge fluenian $9 98 Mien .Mode S7.9S: Geo t ',-..... I. ... Win. H,. ft 87 lis- II, ,w 1.-1..1. I' 8li7.,':.-,; E. L. Coolie,- t!l.l"i.'. I. . Weatherly S'.,:,,75; Gill,,t ,,,. "V.; A. II. Hard-sty 82.19; Das ( lenienls $12,15; Archie A' end $26.11: .',,v M.,,11...... , . Mlllllile Vlldisiill' 7l !. H'1".V $22.11: Stale l.i:.:.,... , . id'.'iit commission $:;i WANTEO P'O couple.: .-ui,.c .i..... . Miucahee hull. Satiirdav Phone 651-J R. r, i Box Charlie Keever Floor Worker Hand ScrapingMachine Sanding. Old Floe Made Like New Walnut St., Rivenlde, Roseburg, Ore.