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ROSEBURG NEWSREV1EW. ROSEBURG. OREGON SATURDAY," FEBRUARY 1371937.
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YELLOW LIGHT KQ
, House Leaden Study President's Proposd
Popular Entertainer Continue Programs in Roceburg
FLAYED BY JUDGE
' IP IN DRIVE
RooMvelt't Menage Seen
m "Beginning of End"
by Merrill Otis.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 1. (AP)
Federal DlBtrlct Judge Merrill
E. Litis, in a speech hero today,
said Feb. 5 the tfato o( President
Koosovelt's message to congress
asking changes in the judiciary
system "hereafter may bo cele
brated us tho begiuning of the
end."
Contending there is no serious
congestion in the U. S. courts.
Judge Otis, in a speech before the
Kansas City real statute bouru, said
that tne answer was "not In niy
own wo'rds but in the words of a
thousand, screaming headlines pub
lished by a pross thai is still tree
'(lack the court'."
he exhibited a chart showing
a Speeding 'of federal court busi
ness in receVit ye.i'rs and a letter
front Attorney General Cumiriings
complimenting tho federal Juui
- clary on Its Vapid handling of
cases.
He said there was a "theory" the
attorney general discoverod his in
formation as to the judiciary's
progress Ves in 'error before he
wrote tho letter 'on which Presi
dent Roosevelt based his appeal
for coih't reform.
"The oilier theory," Judge Otis
said, "is that he (the attorney gen
eral) mado no such discovery but
that somebody smilingly looked up
on, him between radio appearances
and said: 'Mr. Attorney General, 1
need a fetter. Write tho letter.' And
he wrote the letter.
"Augustus Caosar a sihiliiig, af
fable, kindly and well meaning man
induced the Roman senate, in a
period of great depression, to
yield to him powers for a period of
10 years. The senate novel- regain
ed them, and Augustus and his
successors every ton years cele
brated tho renewal of the concen
tration of power in one mail with a
sardonic ceremonial.
"yes," he bald, "February 5
hereafter' may be celebrated as tho
anniversary 'of tho beginning of the
." end." . . .
Judgo Otis was appointed to the
federal bench by President Cool
idge in 1925. '
Following is a list of the bills
audited and ordered paid at the
regular February term ,of county
(InnrY:
Circuit Court: .West , Publishing
Co, $5.00; P. T. T. Co. ii.60.
County Court: , R. L. Stearns,
commissioner 5100.85; H. B. Road
man, Commissioner $89.75; Guy
Cordon, trip to Salem, "Fire Patrol
Tax", $21.50; Association of Ore
gon Countios, dues, etc., $102.75;
P. T. T. Co. $9.10.
Justice Court: R. W. Marsters,
i P iiM: J. D. Fullerton $3.00;
Geo. Staley $3.00; J, J. Brown, J.
. P. $3.00; . May R Woolley $2.00;
.niclt Vandevert $2.00.. for drawing
jury list for 1937; H. C. Eastland,
M. b.-, midnight examination of
drunk $4.00; P. t. T. Co., Jan'y
$2.60 and Febr. $2.85; Roseburg
News-Review, supplies zz.uu.
Juvenile Court: P. T. T. Co.
S1.25: Union Oil Co. $2.05; Asso
ciated Oil Co. $10.06; Shell Oil
Co. $15.00; OfUce Machinery and
Supply Co. $.75; Agnes M. Pltch
' ford, trnvel expense . and phone
535.06; Associated Oil Co. $1.95;
A. Wade, room and board
$12.50; P. T. T. Co. $1.49; S I A
Comm. S0.81.
pistrlct Attorney : P. T. T. Co.
$9:65; Shopurd's Oregon Citations
$10.00; A. 13. Simmons, coupons
$11.00; West Coast Printing and
Tilnding Co. S13.60: P. T. T. Co.
Sfi 12.
Assessor: Roseburg News-Review
879.90 and $20.75; Express $1.33;
Douglas Abstract Co., maps $.70;
P T T. Cn. S3. 25.
Clerk: Lester L. W'imbcrly, P.
M hoi rent und nostage $32.75;
Roseburg Book Store $8.75; Na
tional Cash Register $1.66; Bush
ong & Co. $5.16; The Irwin Hod
ong & Co. $5.16; The Irwin Hud-
$18.41; A. B. Simmons, nooons,
carbons $15.00: Sun Printing Co.
$21.00; P. T. T. Co. 53.20.
Coroner: R. L. Whipple, agent
bond, $16.00; H. C. Stearns, fees
and travel cxp. $12.10; Western
Union $2.14.
' shariff: Lester L. Wfmbcrly, P
M.. box rent, postage, Jury list
register S18.01: Hansen Motor Co.
X56O.U0: Crane Service, motor
lmnk $23.50: Union Oil Co. $14.84
Roseburg Book Store $1.40; the
follow ing service recs. to uoiu ni p
mi- sheriffs: F. W. Dlllard $10.45;
J. t,. Dodsbn $14.05; O. M. Dyer
$7.60; H. Al. McCabc $5.00; W. A.
Manning $6.15 tieo. Ollnghousc
$11.80: J. C. Parrott $15.70; Dick
Vandevert $8.50; traveling expense
O. M. Dver $15.15; J. C. rnrrou
S20 91- .1. U Dodson $11.20; W. A,
.Manning S3.00; Geo. Ollnghouso
$3.00; Dick Vandevert '3.50; Stan
dard Oil Co. $.111.57: Cliff Thorn
Inn. auto repairs, expenses S'.H.Jl
Hmisfn Motor Co. $S9.S7; Union
Oil Co. $6.18; Roseburg News-Re
view $0.50; Associated Oil Co.
$5.17; Western Union $1.50; Stan
(laid Oil Co. $23.56; Postal leicg
I In. SI 20: Rnsebltrg Hook Slur
SI 2r.: Churchill Hardware Co
$.811; P. T. T. Co. $22.65; S I
(',.,,,, 534 06.
Tax Dept. Sheriff's Office: Rose
burg NPBSltPViCW, IKWtHKC .:"
A. K. Simmons, carbon S25.no
flnunltlirt. N'ett'S-ItevlcW $220.21
Marion Grnincer Sl.1.50; Kthel
c.i.Miu- S34.;,n: Violet House
:i.ho: Olive lies J9.O0; Tlllie
Jnhtienn s.!6 on: Virginia Gurne
S37.Sn: Miriam Ballard $37.50
Cliff Pnrrott $30.00; extra clerk
hire (or u riling tax statements
Forced tiy deep snows and stormy
the Hollywood Hill Billies, well known radii Mid screen stars, now appearing regularly in KRNR s'tiidjo
btdgranis, decided to spend their brief vacation In Rosebnrg. i
During their vacation here, pending resumption of their tour, they
brcfiidcasts, and Mil sponsor dances
OUT OUR WAV
SHS'S DE COKJf ECr
cr-r- ia Ai r-f i-r-'HA
FOR MAWC DE SEEKIG
FROM DE EADIO-FEEFTV
BOCK? FROM DE VEEKi
WO MORE FOR ME DEES ,
BACK-BREAK. JOPSt
MO MORE. FOR ME
DEE'S, MAM-KILL'.
r 1937 til NEA SERVICE. INC. T. M..BEC. U.
Pacific Stationery and Printing Co.
$165.50; Roseburg Electric $1.15;
P. T. T. Co. $2.45; S I A Comm.
$1.13.
Del. Personal Tax collector:
Koseburg Book Store $1.00; H. C.
Darby, travel exp. 54.11 s i a
Comm. $4.69.
School Superintendent: . Lester
I.. Wimberly, P. M., postage
$16.00; Valley Printing Co.. $1.52
and 322.G0; Stella UUlno, travel
exp. $20.00; Mrs. Orpha Collins,
extra clerk hire $!).60;. Express
$2.9!!; Itoseburg Book Store $1.55;
acltlc Statlonei y and Pi-lntlng Co.
$389.70 and $2.57; Office Machin
ery and Supply Co. $1.00; P. T.
T. Co. $2.98.
Surveyor: Quino & Co., bond
$25.00; Bert Lane, service $17.50;
Lester L. Wimberly, P. M.. post-
iigc $5.00; Roseburg Book Store
$.90; Sun Printing Co. $16.00; N.
Richuruson $5.00; Bert Lano
$5.00; P. T. T. Co. $2.36; S 1 A
Comm. $2.47.
Treasurer: IL L. Whipple, ugent,
bond $150.00; Alfred I,. Lee, sup
plies $3.50; Douglas N'utl. Bank,
deposit box $10.00; Roseburg News-
Rcviow, adv. $2.10; P. T. T. Co.
$2.50.
Health Unit: Coen Lumber Co.
$1.82; Lester L. Wimberly, P. M.,
postage $10.00; New Service Laun
dry $1.18; Consolidated Freight
Lines $.50; Koseburg News-Review
$20.00 ; P. T. T. Co. $8.86.
Roadmaster: Outne & Co., agent.
bond $5.00; Standard Oil Co. $1.44;
Giendate Oarage $1.54; Reedsport
Garage $2.05; Harry's Kitchen, gas
$1.10; I. T. T. Co. $7.90; S I A
Comm. $.1.51.
County Home: The following
supplies: M. L. Snulres $20.10;
John Sinclair $23.20; Pacific Krult
and Produce Co. $18.71; C. E.
Thomas $1.15; W. II. Dailey $fi.OO;
McDonald Candy (Jo. $10.18; North
Side Market S.70; Roseburg Cream-
ry Co. S2I.25; Safeway Store
521.05: reicr Sinclair saz.as; Kas-
ton Grocery $2.98; Bradley's
70; Douglas Co. Flour Alills
27.NO: C. J. Grimm s Grocery
.38; Roseburg Model Bakery
$38.30; medical .supplies; Siand-
ard Oil Co. $1.38; Splcer ft ' Co.
813.50: Chapman Pharmacy $5.00;
llurtlia I.. Ilevorn $2.00; Mercy
llosnilal $10.00; K. V. Lailjilr
$.75: George A. Ilrenn Co. $20.10;
llavnes Dnig Store S.8"; lister
Wimberly. P. M. $3.0o; Roseburg
Hook Slnre $1.25; Taylor Electric
.18.95; Mrs. Iiou Martin. Inundress
Sin.iHi; Calif. Oregon Power Co.
$81. S3; Montgomery Ward & Co.
SIS. 81; J. C. Penney Co. inc.
$37.92: Highway Service Station,
lube patch 1.50; Itoxehurg Under
taking Co.. burial $35.00; Mm.
Peari Johnson, helper $2.25; the
loltowlng nurses and helper: Ethel
Perdue $38.75; Clara Landrotli
IJS.70 aud $3.75; Mrs. N. L. Vau
Voather to 'cancel theater dates
in Roseburg and various communities of the county. . '
DID SOU EVER. . f
if r-e a ti ufi-rii V
SEE A GUy WITH
HIS MIMD IW
PARADISE: DO
MUCH BACK
BREAVtlM UBOR.-!
did vou ever,
see one of
them iate -1m- .
life successes
pav back. All,
th' Wages theV
GOT FOR. .
MOTH IK) r
WORIilMe STUDENTS.
S. PT. OFF.
Noy $27.50; Ellen Rydell ?11.25;
Martha Jones $3.75; Mrs. Whallen
$1.26; Kva E. Thompson $4.00;
Mrs. J. L. Shew $1.25; Jack Bliss
$38.75; and Stephen Westerman
413.75; Dick Vandevert, travel exp.
$0.80; Churchill Hardware Co.
$5.03;. Itoseburg Electric $12.00;
Mrs. Alma Parrott, helper $5.00;
Goettel's Variety Stoi'e $5.5(i;
Douglas Funeral Home, ambulance
$32.20; P. T. T. Co. $7.90; S 1 A
Comm. $24.12; Credited by board
of, prisoners, 876 mefils, $219.00.
County Jail: Cliff Thornton,
meals $9.35; New Laundries' Ser
vices $5.55; Calif. Oregon Power
Co. $3.50; Haynes Drug Store
$9.20; Montgomery Ward & Co.
$.89; Dr. B. R. Shoemaker $6.00.
Blind Assistance: Rufus C. Hol-
man, State Trcas. $56.70.
Child Assistance: Roys' and
Girls' Aid Society, Jan'y, $50.00.
Dependent Mother Assistance:
Allowance $830.00; A. B. Taylor,
wood $2.u0; Uinpqua Dairy $3.41.
Old Age Assistance: Rufus C.
Holman, State Treas. $1939.76.
Public Relief Assistance: Rufus
C. Holman, State Treas. $684.58.
Sailors and Soldiers Assistance:
Civil war $20.00; Spanlsh-Ahicrl-can
war $46.00; World war $560.00.
United States Ra-employment and
Work Projects: C. C. Frlstoe, trav
el oxp mines $25.00; U. S. Forest
.Service, maps,, planning Hioard
$5.32; M. C. Bowker, travel exp.
to planning board convention
$15.05; Calif. Oregon Power Co.
sewing project $.66; and Abraham
Store, supplies $24.94; F. W. Chase,
services, re-employment $75.00.
Agent County 4-H Club, Thrip
Control: R. 11. Wilson Motor Co.
$200.00; Oregon S. A. Co. Exten
sion, $850.00; tlirlp control $350.00.
Bounties, Coyote: The following
received $8.00: Oils Dunnavln,
Wayne Smith, 10. T. Hamlin, A. E.
Dewar, Peter Hermpr, R. K. Ian-
dl'eall, W. B. Unwlll, Henry C.
Tlson, w. A. Illockert, A. L. Han
cock, and A. E. JOnes.
Predatory Animal Control: Gov
ornment hunter, travel expense,
John C. Clnni $12.00.
Bridge Funds: Homer Gallop.
board for men, four checks. Slo.oo,
$15.00, $12.00, $16.00; material and
popplles, R, r. Carpenter Szi.u'.';
Vmpnua Dock Supply Co. $150.00;
Coen Lumber Co. $1.35; J. E. Hasel
tlne A CO. $1on.l7: H. Winston
.'21.45: J.. E. Husultlne fc Co.
$21:1.65; Voncalla Lumber Co.
$17.81: Consolidated Freight Lines
$15.19; Pierce Auto Freight Lines
$19.65; Churchill Hardware Co.
:.S.'I; the foliow-lng Is for foremen
and crews: I). w. Taylor $61.25;
Ebon Mode $51.00; Geo. Crenshaw
$51.00; Win. Iloeft $57.00: Her!
Shortrldse $36.00; A. II. Cntiiner
$27.00; Homer Gallop $150.00; W.
II. Gallop $106.0"; F, W. Short
ridge $100.00; O. S. Cleuieus
In eastern Washington and Idaho,
will continue thoir regular KRNR
by Williams
WELL -ARTISTIC BACKS
a nc mcccnei ittii at
ARE DIFFERENT THAT
CAR.TOOMIST WHO WOE
I MEAM STAVED HERE,
; SO LOMG - IT HURT HIS
BACK. TO PUNCH A TIME
CLOCK. HE WA3 ETTIN1
'RAID AS A MACHIMIST AM'
HE MADE TEN CARTOQMS
A DAY - NOW, HE'S GETTIN
PAID TO MAKE CARTOONJ3
AN' HE CAM MARDLV
7 SSk, MAKE
0".frJiLt.iAM3
$89.00; Russell Odle $102.00;- Stato
Industrial Accident Comm. $124.59.
Court House Expense: T. C
Buckle, wood $75.00; Otis .Elevat
or Co. 50.00; . Weslside Grocery
$4.20; Calif. Oregon Power Co.
$91.56: A. E. Hansen & Co. $3.46;
Churchill Hardware Co. $7.88; L.
VV. Metzger Co. $2.36; John Bros.,
garbage S2.00; S I A Comm. So.sa
Dairy Inspector: Geo. L. Nichol
as, $56.85.
General Supplies: Roseburg
Book Store $4.86; H. & M. C. Co.
$21.40; The Sutherlln Sun $38.84.
Insane: Geo. E. Houck, 2, $10.00.
Miscellaneous Accounts: D. A.
Shannon, license refund $5.00.
Publishing and Advertising:
Roseburg News-Review, claims
$19.96; advertising reports $28.46.
Sealer of Weights: R. B. Thomp
son, 12 22-36 to 1-21-37, $10.43.
Douglas Dog ' License Funds:
Warrants given for sheep killed by
dogs: Elbert Ball $4.00; M. J. In
Bcho $8.00; E. F. Strong $4.00;
Charles Dysort $4.00i Cliff Par
rott, service $0.20; W. T. Partin.
his portion for 1936 $39.25; A. E.
Moore, refund 51.00. .
General Roads: The following
w-arrants afe drawn in payment to
foremen and crows: N. E. Richard
son $47.88; Ed Shirley $6.25; Har
old Smith $10.00; A.- D. Hunter
$23.91; Thos. Fletcher $7.50; Geo.
A. Burchards $18.00; T. B. .Bur
nett, Sr., $13.47; T. U. Burnett, Jr..
$20.50; Ralph St. Ongo $18.00;
Gordon Burnett $7.20; N. E. Rich
ardson $4.00; Bob - Robinson
$161.60: Roy Fisher $60.00; Fay
Madison $38.40; W. F. McCtlllocli
S33.75; Gilbert Binder $81.00;
FraifRlin Haines $45.00; Robert
Smith $15.00; Arthur Baird $5.00;
Alfred Cloake $82.00; E. L. Cooper
$108.00; O. O. Matthews $100.00;
Albert Green $10.00; Jnv McGri-gio
$17.50; Robert Heydon $5.00; A. .
Hunter $60.06; ' Juke Matlack
$13.75; Dale Hatfield $31.7o; Geo.
Mcllilgal $20.00; P. A. Dllrch $2.50
Homer Vogt $6.75: French Nichols
$3.76; Ralph Miller $2.50; lwln
Parker $1.25; Clifton Agee $3.75;
A. llnldenrich $15.00; P. Helndin
rich $15.00: Jake Kohl $2.50; I.
V. Smith $121.00; P. V. Smith
$68.10; Joe Daniels S 5.1 'II; J-
Russell $21.25; Albert ilancl$5.oo;
Ernest Weber $6.10; Ernest Weber
$ii.60: Rfly Olson $11.25; Dura in
ooen SIO.OO; Don Parker $10.00
Gi'O. A. Bnrclmrd $34.00; Raymond
Olson Jfi.oo; Dnrrcll Parker S2.5i
Alum Owen $2.60; O. W. Croucher
$29.10; C. 1'. Maluuls $11.25; V
I-'almsbeo $10.62; Delwyn Luur
anco 3".O0; V. V. Perry $I16.0;
Amos Kouns $17.50; Fred Uing
$.12.50; J. M. lX'urdorff $100.00; .1
R. McU'iin $67.20; flail Deardorlf
$12.60: l.orn Deardorff $10"";
f inrenre MrLain $5."0; Roy Con
ley $2.5": Guy Mi'lee 140.00; lis
mond bpore $11.26; E. L. Piueudeul Coin. $257.73.
CORVALLIS, Feb. 11. (API
Yellow headlamp leuses, whether
from glass or colored cellophane,
give their aid to the driver through
his mind ruther than through bet
ter vision, in the opinion "of Dr. w.
Weuiger, head of the pbystcs de
partment of Oregon Btate college.
Wheu this practice for fighting
fog drew much uttentloii in Ore
gon recently, Dr. Woniger answer
ed an inquiry to have sumo scien
tist tell the facts about the mooted
question. Ho said colored light
beams offer no advantage In reduc
ing glare or increasing vision that
cannot be obtained by other means.
The gist of his technical explana
tion of the theory behind, the use
of colored lehseB is that the blue
light rays that reflect are supposed
to be filtered out while the red
rays that penetrate remain. While
this ia a good theory, ho says the
trouble cornea from the fact that
the humun eye Is relatively insen
sitive to the red rays, hence no
advantage is gained.
The best thing for fog driving,
he said, Is to direct the light
beams down nearer the road -surface
and fairly near the car.
$8.75; Earl Sumner $2.!0; Alex
Worthlngton $5.25: - tiuss ' Lapp
$6.00; Bud Cnullie '$2.60; Dick
ltlggs $48.50;-R. H. Fryer $2.50;
Elmer Ureter $2.25: E. N. Selberg
$3.76; Olxde Rydell. $165.00; Mer-
ton Dailey $31.25; W. Rt Dnlley
$37.50; Harold Parker $17.50; C
1. Pyrtz $3.37: Douglas Dailey
$2.50; Wallace Smiley $26.00; Ray
Colllngs $16.00; Kenneth Town
send $41.25; Joe Sasson $20.00;
Pierce Duckett $10.00; K. M. Keath
81.26; Earl Dailey $1.25: Gordon
Shepherd $5.00; Chester Slonecker
Sis.Tu; ciins. Slonecker $17.60;
Keith Shepherd $25.60; W. L. Du-
senburg .$7.50; R. J. Spalding
3116.00; bun-ell Barker $65.22;
Win. Coons $27.50; M. Baldwin
$36.87; E. Harlen $16.00; W. M.
Angel $32.50; W. H. Haakln $12.50;
llollie Letsoin $6.88; Ronile How
ard $30.37: Howard Brink $8.76:
Hay Potter $3.76; Morgan Phillips
$.94; D. A. McCord $81.00; Claud
Holleck $30.00; Ed Shirley $22.50;
May Myers $92.00; Bert iMntthows
$137.75; N. B. Duncan $127.00: W.
Hutchinson $76.80; Fred Elliott
$64.38; Mutt Ooll $2.60; Dick RlggS
$82.50,; Ernest Weber $59.20; H.
H. Harris $159.60; U. E. Leas
$145.00; E. 0. Rand $31.20; L. C.
Spratlin $6.40; Ed Johnson $41.60;
Alfred Cloake $4.00; Geno Hend
rtckson $30.00. ; ;
The 'following warra'ii'ts 'ii 'i 6
drawn in payment for supplies:
General tool Co. $11.78; J. E. Has
elilne &. Co, $27.73; same $24.93;
Robertson Heavy . Hardware Co.
$34.21; J. -J. Meredith- $10.00; 14.
O. Breler $32.26; Churchill Hard
ware Co. $.54; Austin Western
.Road Machine CO. $44.05; Coen
'Lumber Co. $4,30; Hargaii ' Bros.
$2.93; Harris Garage- $1.00; V. L.
Holgate $2.16; Jucobs Macliine and
Welding Works $39.80; Lindsay
and Walker $164.77; Earl Llttroll
Supply Co. $1.20; Mack's Garage
$10.26; E. L. Cooper $.50; Nation
al Lead Co. $18.07; Jay P. Oldham
$100.00; Pierce Auto Freight Co.
$7.96; Reedsport Garage $13.60;
Roseburg Lumber Co. $13.80; F. -H.
Stokes 56.00; Taylor's Battery
and Electric Sta. $43.73; Tho Toxas
Co. $23.38; Umpqua Dock and Sup
ply Co. $4.25; Western Anto Sup
ply Co. $1.77; Wharton Bros. $2.40;
Gent Rodfleld $1.08; Vein Shruni
$2.60; Arthur Service Station
$10.48; Coen Lumber Co. $.84; Coos
Jet. Garage $.50; Denn-Qerro'tsen
Co. Inc. $.96; the same $4.20; Elec
tric Steel Foundry Co. $3.88;
Oroenwitch Tavern $.30; L. E.
Henninger, $.96; L. W. Alctzger
Co.. $16.10; C. H. Milion $2.50;
Myrtle Creek Garago $2.15; J. S.
McDonald $8.89; Tile Ouk Service
Station $3.00; Pacific Highway Oa-
age $7.85; Harry Poarce $17.50;
Pine Mt. Lumber Co. $13.93: Roods-
port Oarage $28.61; B. R. Rlclilor
& Co. $.20; Shell Oil Co. $31.86;
Thiol Bros. $106.-52; Union Oil Co.
$41.11; the same $102.82; Western
Aulo Supply Co. $2.80; the same
$2.67; F. 8. Weathcrly $0.08; Fred
Aoschbacher $1.76; Denn-Gorrcl-sen
Co. Inc. $4.20; J. E, Hasoltlne
& Co. $98.91 und $8.26; II. F. Heb
ard $2.76; Howard Cooper Corp.,
$43.60; Nordllng Auto Parts $46.59;
Orchard Auto Ports $191.77;
Stearns and Chenowcth $22.25;
Western Auto Supply Co. $5.68;
Austin Western Rond Machine Co.
$277.16; Churchill Hardware Co.
$1.08; Davis and Kullberg $10.22;
J. E. Haseltlne & Co. $18.88; Whltt
Kirtley $1.00; E. R. Mctzgor
$92.00; Hairy Pearco $4.00; Rose
burg Lumber Co. $6.31; O. I).
Schleman $6.72; Shell Oil Co.
$7.88 and $16.50; Western Auto
Supply Co. $11.29; Consolidated
Freight Lines $13.03; Pierce Auto
Freight Lines Inc. $7.89; Austin
Western Road .Machine Co. $18.19
and $52.28; Churchill Hardware
Co. $4.14; The Chieftain $6.16;
Klkton Illai'ksmltli Shop S7.Z0; ku-
gene Foundry and .Machine Co.
$6.25; General Petroleum Corp.
$595.06 anil $14.35; A. C. Haag &
Co. $243.73; L. E. Hfnnlnger $1.60
and $1.50; A. O. Iloilser $1.25;
Monigomery Ward & Cn. $8.9i,; I'n-
clfic Highway Garnge $11 20; Hob
erlson Heavy Hardware Co. $9.75;
Dill-ward Rose $20.00: Shell Ser
vice Sta. No. 798, $27.00; C. W.
Slnnlgcr $5.60; Union Oil Co.
$12.29; Freight $.65.
The following warrants are
draw-n in payment of gravel and
nilsrelianeous accounts: Secretary
fil State J.'l lr": N. II. Dunciin. phone
S1.60; P. T.T. Co. SI 3"; Southern
Pacific Co. two lenses SIO.OO;
Calif. Oregon Power Co. $18,55;
Eugene Holse $.'l."0; Fred Buyer
$2.60; .Milt I 111 l-1 1 $10.50: I'. A.
Farmim $I.3S; Oliver HallieS 13.95;
T. V. Gurni-y S2.60; Annie .Mellon
$18.25; .Mis. .Mary IIIikIiiii'II $7."0:
Calif. Oregon I'ower Co. $18.55;
Pacific Teli p. and Teleg. Co. $8.15;
M. C. Ilowker $15.0"; Roseburg
News-Review $2.20; M. A. Imbell
$2.20; I'lupqua River Navigation
Co. $6)2.33; Siulo liiduslilal Acci-
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tft to right are Hattoa W. Stmoien t Tens, Chalrtnsa of tfet ioott MMmij Osmadtte! Bpesker
William B. Ba'nkhead, end U. 8. Gayr, rmnkiBf KepnWkaa OB th Judidarr etnmiBitts Tb$ are x
pwted to play an lmportast rela ta the Hons hi fornrolatint Jeftala to M PMdsVsJt'a nnraittea
to futnim th Fadexa) Jadldaix.
You'd Never THintf It Was Supposed to Fly
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Even the Inventors, Louis Chiquet and Henri van, Znndt, call the "Aerial, Phantom" woluttoftary.
Winfjlcss, propcllerless. rudderless, they also call It an airship capable 6f flying, Motive and lifting
power, they explained to spectators at New York, are supplied by the revolving drum (center) and
the lifting blades at each side.
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