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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1936. CLAIMS ALLOWED BY COUNTY COURT Tlie followine cIuIiiih hern uii !l(oil ami ordered paid at the i'hk ular Hciloiiiber term of eoiinty court: Circuit Court: The l-uwyrn'o Co op I'llhl. fit., 7S0; Wrol fulil. Co., th.OI); 1', '1'. T. Co., 10.(11 ; Thus. C. ilarfield, apoelul eounxel, ylU.OU; lloHHlilllK Houli Ktolo, 7.5CI. Count Court: il. 1.. Hteams, CnllillllBKlcill, l(lti.lf; T. T. Co., II. H. Nlclioli. tiiiiniiiXHldjifi . jllil.lt); Asaurlutiuii l (JrcKOii Counties, $17.41. Justice Court: Dr. 11. K. Hhoe maker, esaimiiatiuii oi druiiK, Sii.jtl; It. W. Alamturs, J. V. let, V3.20. Juvenile Court: Shell OH Cu., u.lo; Lilian OH Co., $a.U(i! I'. T. T. Co., V4.IU; Aeneii .M. I'liiliroid, travel exii-, 55. lu; Anu:laled on Co., Jlu.Uu; standard Oil Co., I.2I; S. I. A. Coinni., .'M. District Attornoy: . T. 'I'. Co., flU.lii; I'aeltic Slut, ami i':lK Co., S-Ci.Cl; ItBlJR. Hook Hlore, J.UU; Western Cnion, if.tiu cents. ' Assessor! V. T. T. Co., I3.hU; Douglas Ah.ilract Co., $6,1111. County -Clerk: Luster I.. Wiui berly, 1'. M. postuKu, f().()t); Kil hum Stat, ami l'ria". C(t $l.t9; llui'loll lloluwell, traveling exit., a.UU; Lester I.. vi uiiheriy, 1. ill. box rout, $.76; J'. T.r. Co., :.5fi; 11. C. Iiuruy, li.li; IUIik. Uook Store, 1.75. Coroneri Western Union, $2,111. Sheriff: Associated OH Co., Jl.Uil; CHIT 'i'liornton, truvul exi HU.iiu; I'onUI 'J'ulan. Co., $.6; Kiddle Tallin. Co., s.uu; li. M. Me L'ubu, travel exp., $8.21; Dick Viiii ilovert, B.Sli; 1'erey Croft, $2.ir; lianaell Motor Cu., $fi.2fi; Ciiip(llu (iaiuKO, ll.fiU; Shell (ill Co., sb.lt; Standard OH Co., $(15.05; l.i'Hlcr I.. vVlinherly, 1J. .M.. 10.011 ; box rem. $1.50; Union Oil Co., 2Mi3; Asmo cluted OH (Jo., 17.47; (ien'l. 1'e troloum Oil Co., $3.95; P. T. T. Co., and Drain, $31.60; Chun. Murber, loes, $10.50; K. V. Dlllurd, foea, JI.I5: J. I,, iiodson, fees, $20,116; U, JU. Iiyor, feni:, $10.00; Vm. .Man uliiK, $1.60; J. C. l'urrott, xervleeH, $.16,811; J. C. l'urrott, Teen, $S.55; Jllck VnnduVBll, fees, $8.1(1; travel oxp., JX.K6; UbIib. Hook Hlore, $8.26; Htandiird OH Co., $17.31; Western Union, $9.ki; J. I.. (liaison, travel expense, $10.95; Shell Oil Co., $10.01; Herey A. Webb, trans. Mjrtation or prisoners, $S.IU; S. I. A. Comm., S1.5U. . Tax Dept.: linrlo Comi, extra clerk, $7.4.s; I'. T. T. Co., sd.9G H. .J.'A. Comm., $.63. Dsl, Per. Tax Colleotori II. C. Jllirhy, truvol exp., $13.01); S. i, A. Comm., $.30. Sohool Superintendent: ' Lester Wlmberly, 1'. Al.,- $in.O0; lidlth -H. Aclccrt, truvol expense, iiiIviiiIih Iiik ami uuppllen, $30.00; Oriihu , Collins, clerk, $X7.60; DiiiihIiih I'rlntorK, $2.II0; ' I1. T. T. Co., s.iisi i.bkioi- it, winiliorly I". ,M. mtiwe, $16.00. Surveyor: 1. T. T. Co., $3.85; Arthur llnyer. sei VlteJ, $19.95; S. 1. A. Comm., f.ox. Treasurer: J". T. T. Co., $2,50; Tim Hlitlioi lin Kun, $3.75. Health Unit: Juuet Moffat, It. K travel expense, $611.00; I, enter J.. luihei ly. P. M poalane, $10.00; Chapman Hiiik Hlore, ia.llll; lliiyili.l IIiii? Stole, $.111; K. SI. l'ulton, J3.I0; '. T. T. Co., $10.01; New Service Uilindry, ?i.7o; Oreaoii T. 1. Anno., nup lilies. $.72; Letter I.. Wlmhel ly, I'. poxlaue, $10.00; UhIik. Honk Store, $4.21); Jnmt Mnrrul, It. N., travel cxpt'lnto fur Sel.. $50.00; Pioneer Ill-UK Store, V-N5; KnliK. KeWH-Itoview adv.. $1.20. Roadmaster: KIII.iimi Slat, and 1'llK. Co., $3. oil; lloy Anee. clerk 1'lt. Hilv., $.71; 1'. T. T. Co., fll.ux; H. I. A. Ciinim.. $.2li. County Home: i. A. Oueim. $3,011; Aim. I. mi Maillli. luumlrciti, Vo.oo; Chuinmin llruu Slore, SM7.SS; c. c. I.nuranie, $2.16; C. K. ThonuiK, $l.no; .Miim;:omer.v ard Co., $1.05; oieaon Suite lloitril of Health. $17.30; K. ,M. I'm. ton, $S.00; W. II. Ilalley, l.6ll; J. Ilenl, $.1.20; C. C. Lauiunie, $.75; .Mi-lioniiid Camly Co., $K.15; All's. Alma I'arrott, $2. no; Jack l'arroll, $1.50; The Valley. flu.Ao; :. V. Slunlner, $.fiii; Mrs. I.uu .MarllM, $20,011; ll. A. OwellH. $3. nil; II. C. Ilojle. $1,511; Ciilil.Oien.on l'oer Co., $71,117; l(. H. Ilulloll. 1.00; V.,I'. Hchnfleld, $.75; Altile lleWilt, $1,011;- Mm. Illnuclie Oar. $2.00; Alli!ei'Kiili liroeerv. $.i0: Ilrni!ley'8, $llo.ol; I uIuh .('renin- cry. $211.20; Uceiiomy Mnrket 2.05; C. .1. (Hlmni. S;.H2; Ideal llaliery, $2!l,23; ('. ('. Laurence. .ri.9il; J. II. l'arroll. $1.00; W. H. Sleveus, $.tin; C. K, TIioiiuih. $1.25; l ini(ea I laicy l'lnduiiii Co., SX.MI; K. V. LaCl.ili, $2.75; (!i.cl lei -illlely Slnle, JH.tiN; J. t'. I'en ney Co., Inc., $l.2n; llei'man C. Al IIiiiub, $ 7(1; I.. W. Mender Co., $211119; HiiAi'liui k' Ulcct l Ir, $x. Ill; 1'. T. T. Co.. $7 15; I leer Cicim Hiilry. sii.ni: .MatKiem iniK Mine, $1.20; Chuiclllll llanlvMilc Co.. $101111; Kslia. rnileitaklnK Co.. Iimh:ilaili e, $11(1(1; K. K. I'ai kci'. tow, $;inin; I'innccr Ihu. Sioki, $5.75; ll.-iic:. News Itel'lcw, $.311; mmulati County l-'lour Co., 521.55; ('. C. Liilliume. J2.SH; Nullum l-'ul lelloll. I2.7;; I'hv.-.lcicu uuil lion pllal Supply Co.. $10. ss; I'eny Crufl, repuiif. $ll.H'i; SlepheUH An to Cu.. Jl d"; U iuiiliin llios., $1.10; Cli-diled liy lloaid ol I'liMiuclH. I meal.i, .""I5x.."i0. County Court Order CAre of the Poor: rtnpiimi liaiiy, Au::ui. $3.11; s.'pi., a.st. County Jail: Cllif Tlun uliill. liourd. ?5.;,; Uyl W. lliulnn. $90; New Service l.auudly. $5,311; lir. Shiiemnker. ::."", Ilayncs Hi ilk' Store, sliss; Calif.-lireuoii I'ovvi'f Cu.. fl 22; ('. U Clink I'hn to Sllldld. Ml. In; IIbI.b. NcwaU.i viev.. $i.;-,. Dependent Mothers: Alltmamc, $;i."..i!ii. Old Aye Assistance: Couniy Slime. $IM)I 05. Sailors and Solriisrs: MIimmiih e. Civil v.'or, $20.00; Spanish War, $16.00; World War, $1U6.00. County Aaent and 4-H Club: l.aat iu::r;er, $775.00. Boys' and Girls' Aid Society: Al lowance, October, $60.00. Bridge Funds: Churchill llurd- wure Co., $17.39; Clare l.iiiuher Co., $1211.07: Cnen Lumber Co., $94. K6; J. Frank, $2.00; I.. W. Metziter & Co.. $S1.2I; lleynolda and Adams, $l(i.KI; K. 10. ICrickaon Co., Inc., $9.19; J. Prank, $3 75; J. K. Ilaslellliio 4t Co., $33.97, ami $42.19; lloaeltoii-llailies, $2.00; Pu nic lliuhwuy Caruice, $1.00. Bridge Funds: Hoy Agoe, clerk, frleKht uilv,, $.55; National Lean Co., $10,111; Plue Ml. Luiniier Co., (lil.ll.'i; Pierce Ainu FicIkIU Co., $0.02; Churchill llunlwure Cu., $9.13; Denn-derretaell Co., Inc., $2.70; K. 10. Kiickaon Co., Inc., xti.tll); J. O. Ulusa, expreaa, $.5o; .Myrtle Crock (Image, $1.55; Ore- Kcin Hi ass Works, $22.85; Paite Lumber Co., $.03; C. A. Stclzlcr, $49.00; Alex Worthiliuloii, $.4x; the ubovc wub for supplies find frelKht. Tne fnlhiwInK is for furemen and helpers. Lewis Holtzmun, 41(1.17; licit Shoili-idgo anil a alBllliient, $78.79; Hen W. 't'uylor, $129.71; Kben Mode, $103.71; lieo. Crenahaiv, $103.74; Will. Iloeft. $101.74, Homer (iallop, $155.71; V. II. (lullop. $119.74; UilKaell Odle, I03.V4; K. W. Shoi ti Idae, $75.81; II. S. Ciemena, $103.71; W. J, Cullop, $11)3.74; J. ('. Crawford. $103.74; K. II. Klllott, $83.79; K. A. Uubell, $77.74; Mat Doll, $77.74; L. W. Wade, $77.74; C. F. Hurt. $41.80; licit ShortrldKe anil ua alKnnient, $23.93; S. 1. A. Comm., $1.23. Court House Expense: L. A. Me- Craw, roller, $6.00; Mouliiomery Wind Co., $2.-19; Al. A. Puull, $2.50; OtlB Klovutur Co., Sept., $0.00; I. K. Iteillfiir, $8.71; Joe Wlieaton, $.7i Judd's Furn. Co,, $1.00; Culll.-OrcKliu Power Co., $1116.96, ami $13.00 for yard; lllakn .M of II II uuil Tovue, Hi,76; Churchill ll.'.l-ilware Co., $6.14; Pierce ,uln Fielght, $l.oo; W. Illuck, $08.95; John Pros., $2.00; II. U'. .Muddow, $0.50; S. I. A. Comm., $.08. Coyote Bounty: John C. I'liim, truvel exp, for August, $25.00; .Sept., $5.00, "the following for one coyote killed and they roeelved $8.00; K. T. llumlln, J. II. J nut zer, Hui win Johns, 10. It. Short, Paul AiiploHutc, iCurl I). Ouiican, Mlzer lllilnvllle, F. L. Kohl, Fred Para xon uud Antono Shukle. Dairy Inspector: Dr. Ceo. L. N'lcllolu, August, $61.50; Sept., $10.85. Elections: The following regla tliilH of (dcclion. P. M. Hart, $1.50; I','. U. Wllniarlh, $9.30 and $13.20; .Mrs. F. Nichols. $8.90; Aha. I.. A. Pr.ttui'Kon, $1.80 und A. K. Hotter, $1.10; Sulnerlln Sun, sup pliea, $23.76; Irwin lloiaon Co.. $8.20; llualiollg At Co., $53.37; Port Ulnp(ua Courier, $ 1.50. Emergency: Toe Ited Ciora Unit. Dougliia county, $125.01). General Supplies: II. & M. C. (!o $7.60; Story lies, $13.0(1; Itabg. Hook Store, $3.75; Sun Printing Co., $8.00. Insane, Feobleminded and T, B. Hospitals: Dr. Verden, W. llockeit, luaitue, $6,00; Marlon County, eietl eal, $2.00; Dr. Ceo. Ilouca, 2 In Hane exami'uiliollK, llli.nl). Camp Ground Inspection Under Miscellaneous Accounts: Dr. J. K. Cumpiiell, $75.1)11 for which was re ceived from Slulu Health Office, $112.60. National and State Relief: Mill ernl ourvey, C. C. Fliatoe. $12.77 r.nd $17.26; sewing projeclH, Calll'. oregou Pew"- Co., $2.69; and I. Abraham Slore, $2.00; Planning Cummlsaiou, Juines, Kerlla and Ah linll. $25.25; lte-lLiuiloymeut, ialt Miliiry, F. W. Chaae. $75.00. Publishing and Advertising: Port t'niitiiu Courier. July, x3.mi; Ati I'liat, $19 30; Itsl.g. Nens-llevlcw, lor August, $19.45. Sealur of Weights: II. II. Thomp son. $13.05. Watermaster: Tom II. Pearce. Utile and mileuge. $53,711; Warren N. Huseli. the aume. $7.18; S. 1. A. Ciilnm., $.32. Balance Due State Industrial Ac cident Comm. from the County) For the illtrerent depurlmetita, Juvenile Court. $11.50; Sllellll', $37.10; Tax Dept., $ lli; per Del. Tux Coll., $l.;lx; auiveyor. l.lo; riiadlnuHler, $3.25; llildges, $331.15; wulermiHIer, $1,115 and Coin t House. $1.11. 1 General Road: The following wtiiT'iuiH are drawn in payment of foremen uuil crews: Kluier VVIIkcr- aim. $3. Hi; Paul Hniclitier, $8.71; Hd Shirley. $J.2; t'lituk UuiUHey. $12,711; ChiMler lluya, $x;l.o7; l V. smith. $128.72; Dale 'luiner, $2.19; Frits lltoJo, $198; P. v. Smith. $12.70; Jay Mcdieuor, $3 19: M. Howard. $I !IS; W. Maltlli'. $1,118; M. W. While, $I9S; V. Ilo.lgea. $1.98; Lelcher laon. $2.19; ,M. S Heimlich. $198; K. Weber. $1138; Kd Hand. $0.38; Kdg.ir llnyner. 198; Ciins, Clclluuls. $311.81; , lied Cloak.-. $li.l't; l.e.ilcr lillc. $1.21; Ditcias IliigMa, $12.15; l.elchcr Imi.i. $17,13: .1. .M. Spun i'.ll.e, $22:!3; Cinesl WeSer. J2J :!:',: .1. K. Deny. $22.33; I.. C. .-tpi.it iln. $I.V95; F.I llmcl. $I9H; T Filch. $7 17: M. s. Ilciii.il.li. $4.98; A. D. Hunter, $85.77; Iluny ColllBon, Jr., $19.92; Karl Ilarker. $79.76; Jake Matlaek, $17.43; Leo Alullack, $12.46; L. K. Klyle.i, $7.47; W. A. Smith, $1.24; tl. O. ilatthews, $103.74; Albert Cruen, $82.94; Jerry Horn, $7.47; II. A. Doyle, usslgui.ieut, $0.50; I . 10. Miller, $28.03; Jay Alctlregro. $49.80; N. W. While, $22.11; Hilly lltigen, S7.44S ; Hubert Ueuglea, $2.49; Kay Simpaon, $19.92; Mllu Howard, $17.43; Wuruer Hodges, $19.92; Aluiia Cn.w, $19.92; Wallace .Matthews, $17.43; C. It. Hrlgga. $17.13; Win. Angel. $9,911; (I. vv. Crottclier, $20.92; C. F. Alarriueea, $14.94; I,. 10. Craven. $7.47; W. L. JUAIioy. $14.94; Vinson McAlmy.' $8.71; K. O. LaFont, $3.73; Coo. A. Hill chill ii, $03.84; Thus. Fletcher, VI8.I17; A. 10. Heed, $18.07; Clliford Junes, $12.45; Henry Sctiinu, $1(1.18; J. Al. Deal doll f, $103.74; l.iil ll IWHliiirrf, $14.90; Howard llrowuaon, $6.22; J. H. AlcLuln. $21.52; (lull Deanlcrff, $4.98; It. J. H iu III 111 H. $83.79; Ceo. ('rites, $30.49; K. Ilarlull, $15.44; Wm. All- gel, $10 46; Oscar Muttoun, $12.94; Win. Ciionss $11.34; Josa Deny. $3.19; Iloiulo lluw.ird, $121.12; T. II. Hhetwrd, $4,911; Frank Wilson, $7.14; A. 10. Cilnu.'-e, $6.84; Fred Heevea, $4.98; Percy l.angdon, 22.58; Dick l.tlilwig. $9.90; Putll l.udwlg. $ lil; Howurd llrllik, $9.98; Jeaa Deny, $6.38; Dick ItlgKS, $2113.23; I). A. AlcConl, $97.75; Will AlcCormlck. $45.12; Kd Shir ley. $40.20; Iluy Perdue, $111.79; .Max Myers. $123.21: Ilert .Mat- lllena, $123.24; C. W. Perry, 55.80; N. II. Iliilicnn. $103.74; J. P. Smlck. $2.49; W. I. Schocla, $14.94; W. S. Chirk, $12.15; J. II. itoads, $9.96; Scott LuniielT., $9.90; W. Ilutchl aou, $15.95; Clyde ltydell, $114.71; 10rnc;it Weber, $73.4(1; Hay Cei lings, $92.52; 10(1 Hand, $51.85; Paul Smith, $51.04; Fay Maillaon. $31.90; J. 10. Deny, $52.04; W. liulehjaoii, 152. ill; John Wageoner, $24.90; A. O. (luatnise.n, $39.84: Hurry Hurchai'd, $24.9(1; Cordon Shepherd. J 17.43; I.. C. Sprutlln, $17.87; .1. It. iVIcl.uin, $35.09; Iru Hull, $33.4'y; Willis C. Daniel, $27.99; I). 10. Iliilah, $28.71; James Tjumalanil. $32.33; l.loy.l Kiley, 17.01; Howurd Kllill.cn. $9.57; Jack .Murphy, $27.39; Arnold Wes sel.i, $25.62; Fred Hartmun, $22.41; Sllllmuti Wnsaela, $17.54; It. II. Fryer. $11.20; 11. It. Wakefield, $2.49; Miner Colllnga, $9.90; Wnl lace Smiley, $2.19; ' Don Allies, $2.49; I). O. VVcath.uly, $24.95; A. II. Pen-In, uaaignment, $3.50; Airs. I). It. Wakefield, cash, $2.00; Hob Hdlilnson, XJ6U.1I; 11. II. Ilarria, $142.74; II. K. Lens, $13(1.12; Cene llcndrickson. $77.71; Alfred Clouke, $16.90; 10(1 Johnson, $59.40; L. C. Spratlln, $3.19; 10, (). Kami. Sll.Sli; Win. Hoeft, J5.9S; J. Al. Simncake, $05.10. Tile following wniTiliita ure drawn fin- supplies: W. It. Hrown, $li.ou; Churchill Hardware Co., $1.28; Coon Lumlior Co., $112.00; Dcnn-llei-re-sen Co., Inc., $1117.65; lOlectric Sleel Foundry Co., $14.00; W. P. Fuller Co,, $18.25; Lee Henderson Cura.'te, 2.50; Mont gomery Wurd Co., $.80; Alyrllo Creek Caruge, $113.90; Orchnnl An to Purls, $92.72; Halig. Sand and tiruvel Co., $08,80; Chan. Howell, $2.10; Western Head .Machinery Co., $5.75; Whin-Ion Hroa., $10.12; White Cuinj.e. $2I.3H; It. II. Wll- boii .itotor vo $ii.07; Denn-Cer- relaen Co., Inc., $4.20; Loggers' u li. I Contractors' .Machine Co., 825.35; Hii'chui;; Curuge. $IO.lin; Slarveollt Lumlior Co.. $73.83; Wharton Ulna., $3.5,1; Austin-Western Head Machine. 11.98; T. Al. Heuedlct. $15.33; II. C. Ilovle. $l.5(i; City of Itnaeburg, $291,611; II. U. Cuchran, $1.30; Hansen .Mo tor Co., ;5.i.7n; J. 1-.'. Huaellluu 6: Co.. $32.13; l.oggcs' and Conttac inra' lOqulpment Co., $37. Oil; Nord llllg Purla Co.. $51.31; Oakland Alll cliine Shop, $125; Pacific High way Caruge. $l.2(i; Pure Iron Cul vert and .MlV. Co.. 5500.00; II. It. it; liter i Co., $2.08; Itabi. Sand and (Snivel Co.. $ll.nn; Shell Oil Co., $lili.2s; I.. A. Soov. Co.. $78.10; Stnnduld Slc.tlons, Inc.. $1.5(1; Tuy-1 Inr llatlery and Service Sta.. Cn (lullle, $1.10; Weatcin Atttn Supply Co.. 09il; Consolidated Freight Lilies. $2.03; liny Ag-o, clerk, Fit. adv., $l.uo; Ausl in-Western Itnad .Machine Co., $113.17; lietiu -Clerret-aen Co., Inc.. $2.15; Fnnn lltlleull Co-op IOxelt:.iKe. $.02; W. P. Fuller Co., $5.81: Hlgh'vuy Service Co.. 838.1(1; 10, II. Keith. $20.88; pine Mt. Lumber Co.. $15.10; Kinney Caruge, $3.3ii; Western Auto Sup ply Co.. $9.90; Western Head Ma chine Co., $22.55; Pierce Auto Freight, $3.lll; Hub's Service Sin Hon. $1.(10; W. II. Ilrewn. .upplles, 3ii.oo; Churchill Hardware- Co.. $2.12; DuvU and Ku'dhclg, $8.26: Dolan ami Serlltns. $.97; Klectrlc Steel Fiiunary Co.. $11.11; Cetieral Pelriilcuin fin p.. $1107. 90 and $1(13.111; Ci-neinl Tool Co., $17.39; J. K. Haielllne . Co.. $10.82; Healy.V.'eetl Tic... Co.. $89.95; Myt He Creek Canine. $l.5ll; I. II. Nich ols. $2.21: Italic W...ii and Itadlutor Co., $1.60; Surtf Auto Wrecking Huuee. D2.00; S::eil Oil Co., $23.05; Henry Tymer Co., $3 04; Whutiou Hum., $44.76; It. 11. Wilton .Motor Co., $174,211. 'the following warrants ure drawn f'ir oilier expen.-ies: Com luerclul Abstract Co., inauiuuce, $60.00; Je.s Dciry, boanl, $17.00; W. i nit til lihun, board, $15.00; Louie Smith, '..ourd. SHi.OO; Callf. ()regon Poccr Co., $13.93; Hob Alc l.aln, board, $10.1)0; (Oil ltumi, lioan, $14.00; lOrneat Weber, bourd, $4.01); Mrs. I). II. Wakefield. Iiuarl, $111.10 anil (lll.OO; .Maude A. Weber, roc ins, $0.oo; ! l. 'J. How ker, part salary, $15,110; P. T. T. Co., $10.80; U in. Hoelt, gas and oil, $3.35; 11. 10. Lena, board, $13.74; Al. Spuueuke, uae of car, $14.00; J. Al. Sl.aucake, board, $19.00; State imliisti-iul Accloout Comm. lor Sapt.. $288.30. Umpqua Highway Improvement Road District: llenn-Cerretnen Co., inc., $1115 00 and 517. 3D; Stearns und Chcnowetii. $131.5'); the fol lowing pavioll, J. H. Woiford, trun sit, $1.99; N. 10. Itichanlion, $13.97; Hoy I' label-, $24.93; F. L. Ccoper. $101.73; I). O. Wcatiierly. $63.84; Cllbert Hinder, $8D.i3; C.rl Aloore. $53,29; Allied Clouke, $79.80; Les ter itlley, $3.73; Douglas Abstract Co., $.70; State Industrial Accident Comm., $32.05. Road District No. 1: L'nuHiua Itlver Navigation Co., gratl, $3874.08. SAN FI1ANCIHCO, Oct. 27. (API -Fanners of the fur west drew marked attention toduy in the federal reserve, bunk's report on the economic progress of the Pacific area. i'hti bunk's monthly suuimury coniinetileil thut "current indica tions isiint towurd a larger ill come" for the runners than in any year since 1930. Agricultural markets were fa vorable during September and euily October, und weather aided harvesting. I he bulk of this dis trict's harvesting bus been com pleted, w-itn production execeuliiii forecasts, and ulao exceeding last year's total. Livestock sales have been great er than last year. Prices for most funn products were higher than last year and bet ter than since 1930. FOUR OF FAMILY PERISH IN B.LAZE WALL, S. I)., Oct. 27. (AP) Koui' pfiTinnn, including the bed rifMun inothor of u seven -day-old Imlty, Inn-1 led to death today when their funn homo wua destroyed by tlr. The dead: Wesley Oalbralth, 25; hit; wli'e, two children, ukss five und tluoo, daughters of Mrs. Oru(- I lemnctfrt, bihKm- of Gul- hruith, who ntudu her home at the farm. Mib. HemnesR reacucd the baby of her i8iHr-in luw, but her own children, tmpjted on iho second floor, could not he reached. NEUNER TO ADDRESS REPUBLICAN RALLY Attorney Ceorse Neuner of Port laud, former district ultorney for I'oila.s couuly, is to he (he prin cipal upeaker at a repiihlican rally in lie neid Saturday niuht at s o'clock al the Lookin'lans grange hall. All )-epublic-aii candidates for t:tate and county offices are in vited to attend the meeting und will lie kIvoii an opportunity to upeuk. Following tlie proruni the 1-11 chili members will serve pie and cider. The republican central committee, fiponsorhiK the rally, is luvitint; till Interested persons lo attend. river, and traffic was being routed on the west side hiKbway. The bridge was built In IS 84. REV. W. R. BAIRD ACCEPTS NEW CALL The Rov. V. H. Dulrd, former pastor of the First Christian church of Hose burg, who has held the pastorate at t he M edford Christian church for the past six years, baa resigned his position to accept a call lo the Christian church al Modesto, Culif. He will leave for hia new location late in November. Ills family will remain in Med ford until the close of the school year. reserve district includine Califor nia. Uncoil. Washington, Idaho, lulilic projects in ,reP"- are no L lab, .xevuda and part of Arizona included : Industrial activity receded sonie-wbat- lai'Kely In the California canning operations. Trade was well maintained. A reduction in non-residential building cut down the total of buitdinK permits slightly. Oregon employment increased, largely on account of expanding canning operations. California fac ulty employment receded after passing tho canning season peak. Indexes of department store sales und freight curloadings ad vanced, while new automobile sales, furniture sule3 and inter coastal traffic declined. RED BLUFF BRIDGE SPAN COLLAPSES ItKI) ItLl'FF. Calif., Oct. 27. (Al) One span of the 9D-E high way bridge over Ihe Sacruniento river collapsed today but two truck drivers escaped with minor injuries although their machined plunged 'M feet Into the water. Kay Williams, 'Mi, of Sacramento, and Charles Huron, yG, of Port Chicago, were bruised. They were driving gasoline trucks when the span fell. The entire upan, over the eastern entrance to the city, fell into the Miss Helen Neison, factory rep resentative of tlio Knsy Washing .Machine company will demonstrate K;u;y honer dally at the California Oregon I'ower company sales rnoinu from 2 to G p. in,, October 2ti to HI, inclusive. Let Miss Nel son solve your Ironing problems the l-JAHY WAV. There will he given a useful glfl to each lady attending the demonstration. Adv. HOME LOANS To Buy, Build Remodel Refinance No Commission No Finance Fee Low Interest Attractive Terms Umpqua Savings & Loan Association Dr. R. J. Lockwood CHIROPRACTOR 3 1 1 E. Cuss St. Plume 445-R Cooked Food Sale Saturday, October 31 at McKcnn and Baldwin's For Special Orders Call 149 J Spononrrd by Epiicopal Guild VOTE FOR Harry Burr Republican Candidate for County Clerk OF DOUGLAS COUNTY As Form or Chief Deputy Clerk ( Qualified to Render Efficient Service. I r-t'l dial I am ipmlilird lor lite nhlce fin lite icant I hut I have h:nl u 1 ual c .pet i ruce In t'omhicttiM lite ot'tico of Couuly ClerK id' liils cnun I v. If elei led ll ' ill he my policy lo ptmllie Ihe st tid es t ecoiininv. trciiliny t vt'O oue In ii fiieudl) and eor.Ke on. Uiailer. - Taid Adv. l v. ; fuurfv' i V SALKM. Oct. 27 (A P Vol untary work BKreements under the Other hiKhliKhts of the twelfth resettlement administration, where- Uy HUlll UK 1ICI 1UIIIICU Ufuaa uendinK a ruliiiK by the attorney uential, Governor Martin announc ed here today. No work can De authorized without the ruling, the governor stated. The announcement was made up on receipt of a letter from Walter A. Duffy, regional director of re-, settlement work at Portland, urs-! ing tho executive to brlns the mat-, ter attain to the attention of the I attorney genera). He stated all was in readiness to start work, upm-1 ions have already been handed I down by the' officials in Idaho and ! Washington and the projects there wne under way, Duify said. The points upon which the at torney iteneral must pass include what types of work can be per formed under the workmen's com pensation Insurance, how much of the public funds can be used in paying piemiums on the insurance, who should assume liabilities for injuries on the projects and other details relative to protection for the workers. Retain M. L. Hallmark as District Attorney 1 r' - ;f r i'' rft-iiii Hia election assures you of an impartial and efficient administration. Paid political uilv. Cotton is related to the plant family, to which the hollyhock also is related. HOUSE CT Ll.AItS, repair parts are sold bios. Adv. harness cn:l at 'Vhartun WKSTKI1N gauge. $22.25. Co. Adv. Field pump Kim. 12 Paralow Hardware Liberty Oown through the ages the Liberty Bell has been an emblem of Freedom and its eternal echo will ring on in the hearts of men as long as America lives! 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