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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1937. , Tax Collector's Report , (Showing (tie amount of Tax Collected and (urued ovef Tor (be year 1936) ''Selfish Interests" Paying ; . For Propaganda, Smith Tells Dairymen, COIIVAIXIS. Ore., Jon. 211. (API IJisLtissions of Ores oil's milk control law gave way to busi ness sessions at Hie Oregon Dulry nien's association parley lodiiy fol lowing u talk by lidgur W. Smith ol Portland, nOk uoard cliuiruiun, who blamed ugllution ugulnst con trol on "propaganda, paid for by seiriBh interests." . Smith told tho group income of producera had been augmented by $5,0011,111)0 slneo inception of the control program nearly two years ago. lie also pointed out that the board acts under legislative author ity, ami said retail prices uro low er, quality considered, than at any lime since mis with the exception of mid-depression. In commenting on agitation In Portland against tho board's action In boosting milk prices, .Smith said oven more (Inutile puollc control, possibly publio ownership of dis tribution systems, would be brought Into effect eventually If he present control uct is repeuled. Codification of the stale's agri cultural laws, with changes whure necessary, was advocated by Arden A. Heed, chief of (lie market en forcement division of tho stale de partment of agriculture, in order to muke uniform enforcement pos sible. Heeii ulso said counties in which tho services of a district attorney uro tint available for agricultural -work should acquire other legal as Bislance. - , Smith's tu Ik on the milk control Bet followed u recommendation by George Kullonwider, Carlton, presi dent of tho dairymen's association, that the group go on record favor ing tin; statuto. Smith, In predicting demoraliza tion or the milk Industry in event control was abolished, said milk control laws in 15 stales were run ning n guuutlet similar to the op position which first greeted public utility regulation. 1931! Statu und County $369,198.92 interest l,69t.93 Tuition Kund 37.171.M Uia. I,ako Spec I-Jlkheud Spec ... ..... Tiller Siiec . Imp. Ilg. Imp. D. Spec Lakeside Drainage 25.41 Port of Ulnpuuu 26,359.50 Parent I'atrol 6.277.08 Spec. Cily Tax 1110,731.16 Union High School 44.672.75 Spec. School Tux 161.103.35 Spec. Hoad Ilort. Liens Total :. 762,149.83 1935 1934 1932 1931 1930 1929 1921 1927 1926 1925 1924 58,910.91 (24,176.30 S17,O6.03 (13,221.62 $ 8,768.43 ( 5,056.06 ( 6.987.76 8,222.43 I 2,012.16 ( 634.68 I 320.38 3,436.28 370.69 467.69 478.13 8,461.94 1,918.37' 2,121.63 618.84 684.64; 211.60 430.00 7,600.91 2,751.66 2.364.61 1,812.76 958.19 763.73 248.64 105.68 37.16 ': 11.46 6.34 671.90 498.56 240.71 ,; .., .. :. '."." ' ZZI"""!, ZZ"ZZ 238!si " !Z!II """"Z"Z ZiZZZ" ' ZZZZ" ZZZZI'ZZZZ 413.88 2,736.87 1,219.90 . 937.34 1,207.80 459.99 314.49 "" 3.88(i.75 "' 1,-585.65 "1.61)6.37 " 3,299.59 "' iS'ii.ii ifiiiTi "' 1,795.68 " "ljiiiHt ' " 346J7 " Sslzs " Ti.K 2.280.88 1,195.96 1,176.61 1,146.76 616.86 330.75 150.74 136.91 90.61 29.50 26.21 17.13X.OI , 6,251.19 6,902.86 4.8S9.87 2,952.24 2,293.86 2,217.95 1,063.36 713.69 172.65 29.73 6.331.89 2,396.96 2,161.92 3.605.78 2,259.13 ' 1.653.87 1,786.88 870.57 399.32 66.20 68.85 29,043.35 11,715.41 10.809.73 9,334.64 6,317.70 3,225.69 2,792.35 1.525.28 882.31 288.56 160.72 394.84 1.9S8.45 1,663.86 830.83 1,462.84 670.34 220.26 ' 88.85 41.74 142.25 .'. ;. 1128,637.98 (60,743.72 43,2fl.49 (11,012.25 31,088.73 117,913.71 19,802.27 ( 9,756.62 ( 6(600.31 ( 1,555.74 J 1,138.05 UJIAND TOTAL 11,112,668.95. Filed Jan. 11, 1937. HOY AGUE, County Clerk PERCY A. WEBB, Sheriff and Tax Collector. By Earl Pickens, Deruty. Weuthcrly. Mrs. Smith has been In the hospltul, .Mrs. .Max llauur presented her music class in u recital .Munduy evening. Mr. und Mrs. Claude Creen vere Klkton visitors Saturday. Kuuerul services were held Sat- urduy for Mrs. Kllzu Dlinmiclt, who passed away at nor home Wednes day. The burial was in tho Klkton cemetery. Mrs. Dimmlck bad been In ill health for u long time. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ilulnes, or Drain, spent Sunday at the home. of Mrs. Marietta Hulnes. 11. O. Thomas was 'nttiiii.ilug to business In Drain Monday afternoon. MELROSE Around the faty CAMAS VALLEY . CAMAS VALMOY, Jun. 20. Mr. And Alt'H.' Imv Muovk) uml uliiidreu of 1'owi'ia vUHoii wi-uli .vim Luu'a muter, Wnilum Mtfuif. ah; .Moure Dud ijeun vitiating in' Pawyj SitV li fW UUC'ltH nillCt) UH! Jl0llllu'8 und Iiib Hon und Ouimliiuri-iHuw ) roil Klit him homo, ftli'H. Juiin ToniHliaofc ol' Atm Ar hov, MlulilKtin, In vIhIUiik uL tliu Ji onus ot lior wuiu liter, Mve. Wuiier tSiulufl. , s - ; Joint titnmlluy nud Ills son, O run, fiuuio u hdhinuHS U'li Lo .Myi'iiu 1'omt uiio dtiy him wut'k.. Tliu Inlunt cliiUl at Air, und Mrn. Moitih 'J'n rusk nn iniriml - m Lhu fl'l.riitm cumurury TJuu-Hduy. Air. unit itrn, Wultur tiiulofC mid Mm. John 'loniKhuck iwulo u trip Jo Coquillo Thurmtuy. l'oi'cy Wolcoll Iiuh imrclmrfcd a . junv chuvrolut picuut) iiiki until Htundluy lum it now Ford V-S pi:K jip. Cluuilo' ALhiM'tou Hpont Frlduy ylBltiiiK In tho vulloy. Chmum Pulluii mid family of JUvortou Hjii'tit .Siilut'tliiy hero visit inir rolullveH.' ttuv.' und Mr. tilou Will to or Jltlturd condurttid chinch sorvkx-H lioro Sniidiiy itiornliiK. Churhin v lU-y Iiuh ln?on quite ill with fin durum tho ItiHt ueuM. Vlolu Ulchtor Jh In Uuguiiu vhoro bhi oxnects to work tor u whllo. A i'. bIi blunkoL of Know toll horo Frlduy ni;ht. Tint .wouthur 1h so cold I hut I ho snow do(Vt not thuw very fust. AIih. K. It. M row u huh tiutto fikk yunduy with cold or flu. C. . l.iiwuun or HoacbuiK visit I'd Sunday ufioinoou tit the T. U .uwsoii homo. Ills ftithur, H. V. 3iUWson, hus not boon very well lor tho iiuHl two woukh. Tho Htundloy llron. IokkIiik crow wont up on tho inountiilu Monduy liltoinooti and uro planning flurtliiK work Tuonday. Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. .loH.nm Coles Vulloy visited Monduy at tho lioiuo of Mr. und Mrs. T. is, Law- son and iv I so triimuictod bintluoss in tho valloy. MKI.nOSK, Jun. 20. Mrs. . J. jii 1 1 dee n spout last Friday ft f tor- noon und Suturduy at ItoseburR viHltiiiK MIsh llelon tiranKer. . Mr. and Mih. l'hil iiosh or rcu- Kono visited (he roropurt of lu:it wook with the luttor'B parouts, Mr. and Mrs. C. Olson, und her sister, Mrs. G. A, Hruco. Mrs, Kvelyn Finloy of Hoseburg Is at the home f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nelson, who uro both very 111. Mrs, J. i. wlckliind una son, Kenneth und diutKhter, Fuilli, went to Hlddlo lust Wednesday to brhiK Mr. Wicklund home ufter buiiiK employed there for several days. Hu cniiio as fur as Hose burf; und left in tlie afternoon fur Medford whero he will be employ ed at carpenter work' for several weeks. : 1 Anton Iturslk received the con tract lust wiek to cut and doltver filO cords of cord wood to the Hose burK schools this coin In K full. Mr. und Mrs W. 0. Mueller re turned home from California Sat urday. Mr, V.w Her ; has , been there uttendliiK to huslueris; sinco CluistimiB und Mrs. MiioHri ifiined him hist week to accompany him home. ,- " Air. and Airs. Kunnethi rord of HoHobui'K visited Sunday, evening with tho former's Hlster, Miss Lois Ford. . : - r i ; Mr. and Mrs. Ilosunder from. Mhineiinolis. - Mlniu. wore the guests Inst Friday ot Mr. ami Mrs. 10. O. llloonuiulatt J, K. Conn, Klluiie nlntlhowH und DenulH MuffliiKton loft Monduy for Can by. Ore., lo work on tho turkey pool and 11. 1. Conn left I uesduy morulnii to join them. They will work from Cunby to wn rd HoHidnirK. Ileverly Jean . Worlhlnirton of Canyonvllle visited several days lust week with :;er Kralidparenls, Mr. and Mrs. II. I. t onu. The Kluuroso school pupils Ink I ii K the stale test last Thursduy and Friday Included Fred Graves, Alma Sjogren and Winona (iarner from the sixth urudc lukliiR tests In geography, arithmetic und Knu- liHh. Those troiu. the svenlh Krade were Jean Graves, Victor Hurktuud, Hubert llohuqulst and Havmond Kelfler taking tests in history, Kiiftllsh, arithmetic and Keorapliy ami those from Iho eighth grade Included Honnie Graves, Oorothy Itiicklund, Flsu Sjogren, Helen Johnson and Sum (lurlmr and thoir subjects Includ ed civics, eiithnietlc, hiHlory and English. Thi group will ull take final tents later in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hodges and sou and their son-in-law and laujihter, Mr, mid Mih. Kiln no Mat thews moved Saturday from the N. I.. Conn place to the Frank Mur- sik place to reside. ELKTON KliKTON. Jan. 21.--'Wilbur Hu us and It. S. Adams were In Itosu burg Tnesdny looking ui'ter bus! ii"ss mailers. iMiss Claire Wells is vlslling l'ldulives In Seattle. .Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Hinder madr a business trip Tiiv'cdu.v in Slither Hu. Mr. and Mrs. ,MarshnU McCiuy if Kluimtth Falls, have returned homo uller vlnlliug relatives and friends nt Klkton everul days. (ieo. KliiKslon und Krnest l. Wud.i were looking ul'ter business jnatteis In Hoseburg Wednesday. Amies Hudson and Auldeii t'hee ver were Kimene vlsllors 'rhurs day. J. 1. Howe win In Uosebui Thursday. Mr. and Mm. J. L. Sneed. or Ihain, rpent Friday nt the home of Mrs. Anna Kent and nltemlliiK to business mnlteis in KhUoh. Felix Hudson, ol Kluin-itli Falls. Is vlidtlhg at. Hie home of Mr. urn Mis. Jonepli Hudson. S. CalUy. who hus bein 111. i ublo to be up n;:ulu. Mrs. Airretl Mntiln ws ha u turned lo Hosidmrg. Mrs. Mat thews wns working fur Mrs. VMm lihnmtck. Ted N'lbler speul the wfekend wiih his family at Klulnn. .Mr Nibler Is working al Hlllard. Mrs. I.. . !apn. of Oakland, is visiting at tho liotee of .Miss Anna Stark. Mr. Charb'V Sinlll). ttf Kellogt returned from Uni-r'mrg Mmeltiy to lio hoiiiu ol Mr. nud Mr. Noirls COUrMUlA, Mo., Jan. 21. (AP) Highways built from wuste furm products are the ,oul of Or. Huns Winterkorn, assistant professor of soils at the University of Missouri. Winterkorn discovered that fur fural, a I u id ohtulned by distilling cornstalks, bran and other cereal hulls, has great potential value us a cement In the construction of semi-flexible roads. Furfural was developed by sci entists several yours ago, but the soil a specialist hero Is the first to Investigate its possibilities US u paving material, ( ? ' ' Used in Argentina When mixed, with soil. Wittier- perlmcntj. Thre Methodt '4 There are three ways to use the mixture hi road building, it can be spread on the surface of a dirt road In much the samo manuor as oil at a cost of f250 a mile; mixed with soil loosened to a depth of six inches at a cost of $-1,000 u mile; or lulled with soil i:: a mining ma chine and pressed Into place with a roller. Tbo last method. Winterkorn nays, would cost around $6,000 a mile, but would provide a durable base that should last 14 years or more. In each method a wearing NOTICE Sealed bids will he accepted, at Iho office of the uudntdiuicd up lo 5 o'clock p. 111., February 1, Ili:i7, for iweniy-llvo rnnls feur foot fir wood, old prow lh, and 'or second growth. Sumo to bo delivered al City Hall on or before September 1T, 1 I;i7, us direct I'll by Council. In making bid specify kind of wood bidding on. A. J. Geddcs, City Hecorder. (Adv.) CARR'S 1c SALE (Mir big annual tt- sale is now In full swing, ottering you hundreds of. real bargains. Hegulur Kic in lit flu pans, loaf puns, cuke puns, etc., any 1! for Un ltegul,-.r 1 u writing lublets, envelopes, etc., I! for lie. Also hnudhercMeff. dlh ctolhs. bowls, coumun pins, giass und ehlna dlnnei ware, pencils, combs und many other items, IWy one nt' regulr pike and get. a other one for lc. Curr's.- Adv. For Bronchitis Cough Colds Acts Like a FLASH (', Hlllrrml tsltf In ictltww It'l Cwtipouf.lr-J Ki tuoft'o, nJcl titt HimJ In "i th' vwUy UCKLEYS MtXTURt Hnn'c KUtv ' lh n-m vl this 'iji. CtHih '"J Cold Rrcnnitti Ott t o putt !'? trtw jrmtol 0 clnJ cm it Om tiliit? 10 tr (Kdi" s fticJ tew Ooiei J'kJ OO njnnj-on cc'i:h n setdon prfl t'n lv Hrd, coi. '' ikjI out o OuilnM. BUCKllV'S MIXTUsI tt no on H ll good llorfi fiiataniepH Cluiliiuin' licit L' l su l.nim ijteif, - m m mm IXXW ,ffl'.' - 13 surface ot an eighth ol b Inch of I I VS jr ' - At An Ixcaptlonal Savlngl U asphaU or gravel i applied. II WiWgtiY 1 f Before cojilng to the United t L1I II 8 ' TT1 Aft M Statna In 1951. Winterkorn wan as- I i v-.'YV'-'"--74 Rtaularh I I Si. .J ........ ....... l "-;.. - 13 1 1 1 (L JI ML. I'lieiinie J ule UUIlltegrallon. In mllch the sam0 mamior a8 0ll at f'"' ' r'"?"' """li II It lllrH III linrlVlini I The chief onstacle to develop-1 a cot of 25U a mile: mixed with I leaMn 0erman "'entlsf. HV' . i I . Brighten your Winter m I li ' vC, Tik. wardrobe with gleamlnc 5 ' AyfWTli M -M 1 - 'Wk Patent sandal-1 Flatter. C&jfJ "I'liCX-l I ' NXJiSl ing, Empire atyle with & KJHJ2J- fluare toe- ind heels I S tPHrnONlA i Rinpies,k. I rsn rayons. I Eight-rortY r Wl IRSP liiiiNIr JilfSSK ..47 h v 19 . .lom.oh pin.. iu, hMrtburn. nsiwa . or M ' JZSZm BRANDY Mil Sll I Reduced! i ,V special Far- , 5thr dLlrenil llu. lo .c Held, sol UIJOA. FIFTHS Hgi BHllflVI B XJ pur. .ilkl Lr U14HlSS chascl Dull PltKH. Biuwo on tomch (OTOl.ll.f; pre- , ILJr' 3l 6 i ,i i Siiiyi lini.hnl raw cripiion. b(.i pioani, quick, over tofm Roma Wine Company Inc. Lodi, Calif. I v- Perfect I Full raSFSsS1' I "n,,e ray-. oeopl. bay. wrlflen I.M.ni prlln UDOA. I...... ai. 1 fashioned laWaafCaMwat On,remtOrced. O.p.rea, trial packMa. FREE., at "T I afca sasnioneo. ' " ; r " - ' ---- . " 0T Sole. .. Srf ' ''':. i h i i '-'( M'''li' r ""'T', ' ' "V ' ' . IVJ famoof8$I.W fM c'afes" New ' rTvvI7T. ' '. ' ' ' ' I ' IVV makesf 81x99 I iKiiS prints. 36 in. (REnYOUA rlu U V ; a . r ri ' " ' Vs. : ' I'll I 1 I korn sayH, tho fluid furins a bard cake pohhumsIiik a tensile strength of 200 poiinil pur Hqimro hh:Ii. fr'ur-fiirul-treuted cubes, have withstood 36-dtty water teHtu without uotlce uhle dUflltegration. The chief obstacle to develop ment of tho distillate for i:se as a highway base, the chemist says, Is the present cost as compared with tho lower priced Industrie;! mix tures iniule from bituminous as phalt and tar. i"Where bituminous asphalt und tar products obtained from coal are relatively scarce and farm pwasto products abun-lunt, furturul instilled rruni tho latter may prove economically more', advantageous." ho explains. "Such a situation ex ists in Argentina." The Argentine government is co operating with the United Stutes department of ugricullure, tho Mis souri college of agilcnlture "iiid the stuto highway , department .in sponsoring Dr. Wlnterltorn's ex- fclCWEEnS 4 PUBLIC M " : .. 'i r' You know me . . . I'm REDDY KILOWATT your Elec- tricol Seryant. I'm heating water for nearly everyone these aays Doing a good job of it too. I never let it get too hot,or too cold. I watch it day and night keeping the temperature just right twenty-four hours d day They call me the' perfect servant. Every task around your home that you have ever asked me to ;,do was done more quickly, more easily, more perfectly than it was ever done in any other Way, and of course I can do just as well heating your water. You can install an automatic electric water heater on very easy monthly terms and Reddy Kilowatt your Elec trical Servant will do the rest. You wont have to think about me at all for months . , , even years, and everyone knows my wage is so small it need scarcely be considered. Less than twelve cents a day for continuous hot water, at just the right temperature twenty-four hours a day, is all the avereage family pays me for this service. Believe it or not there are still people who think the world is flat. There- are also people who think heating water with a furnace, or stove coil costs nothing extra. Actually a hot water coil robsthe stove or furnace of at least 20 of its heat requiring that much more fuel than would otherwise be needed. It doesn't really pay to be a tank patter and worry about your hot water supply. The California Oregon Power Company mum Hftua Regularly $1,691 Have longest-wearing skate wheels made! 1.49 8 c For all tircsl Air-tight, heat-resisting. Box of 5. Save J2l IQQO0 oqgcT) 89c Reg. 98c. Double screw type. Easy to operate. For popular cars. Reg. 88c value! Finest quality bril liant wail enamel. Washable. Reg. 55c Strap end! Heavy center dipt Seasoned hickory 30", 79c qt. 39c Tested tu lutil) voils! Value. Per loll fuel: 79c Size 14 tiAKtLITE PLATE M f Attractive desi.-u J C 5-WAY RECEPTACLE Takes five Plugs 9V OCTAGON BOX M Heavy stei.'l; Sturdy, TOGGLE SWITCH aj All llakelite. Value. Kalsomlno 36c 5-lb. Gives a beautiful ' velvety finish. 5-lbi. is enough to decorate an entire room. IK.mmra Phone 95 315 N. Jackson St. A O o