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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY. MARCH 23. 1937.
CORVALL1S, March 20 (A.P)
ReuBl or D. F. Irvine, Bdltor
of the Oregon Journal, to accept
reaDuolnluieul la tnu suite douiu
of Iilutier education IhIiikb to a
voluntary close one of Ihe two
longest record, or bucii service in
UrvKon and doubtless one ol the
longest In tile United States.
Irvine was auoolnted to Uio old
board ol regents of Oregon State
college In mail and has served con
tinuously on that board or Us suc
cessor for the 39 years since. The
lute J. K. Weatherford had served
for years on the state college
board, retiring In 1929 when the
unified board was formed.
Then a resident ot Corvullls and
editor of the old Corvullls Times,
Irvine hud served on the board
nine years before he Joined In the
solectlon of Dr. W. J. Kerr as
president of tho Institution in
10(17. He continued lis one of Dr.
Kerr's bosses during the 2G years
ho Borved us pruHldont and the
throe years hu was chancellor ot
Hie unified system, 1
Irvine Bervud as treasurer ot the
college board most of the time he
wan u, member, and filled the same
offlco continuously on the combin
ed board lifter h wus aiipoiiueu
by Ooveruor I'alterson,
i In 192T he wus accorded the
honorary degree ot doctor of laws
by Oregon Slute and two years ugo
the testimonial bust of him sculp
tored by Adrian Voison was placed
permanently in the muin lounge
ot the Memorial union building
here.
: o -.
Apple ti'oiw suffering from the
nllmoiit that causes iiiiuiuui com
I., tin. ri.n 1 1 infftvii'ifl tiltnriHt. conv
...... ..! .l !., ii,iii-UntiihlH uiiuIhh
iis u 'result of borlo aold treatment
by bureau or plant uiuumry work
ers. The disuuse coiialstH of brown
ureas doep In the flesh of the fruit,
especially at the stom end. This Is
distinct from Baldwin spot or Bit
ter pit. T'""'0 19 110 ovidence thut
the latter disease is benefited by
boron applications, nueruui kwh
Is common- In niuny upple regions
und causes serious losses. Sprinkl
ing a pound, qf. borio acid crystals
under 30 year old trees about a
niontn oeroro may diuoih.wub m
fectlvo and Inoxpeiislvo anil did not
lippear to llltve uny in uiiuuio w"
' ,1... 1,-ai.u 'Plin llllt-mill HIII'l'HKtH
that, growors who., have beou troubl
ed wit? corny nppies win oe wurj.
rauiuu HI ueauiift wuon u"
but wnriiB lluit too much boron acts
n a plunt poison und thut un up
lillction of more than one pound
on old trees und proportionally
'Biuuller iimouiits on. youm; trees
might bo injurious. Applications
miido onco Bhould not bo repeated
in, Inter years until mora Is known
of tho borou tolorunco of apples.
,Tho bureau ordinarily docs not
niuiouuce tho rosults of such uu
expui loument ou the hnsls ot a
siuglo tost, but, these results aro
outstanding uud are In Hue with
curlier experiences by scientific
workers In Australia and Ilritish
Columbia. These Indicate thut in
. ternul cork is a nutritional dlseuso
resulting from a sliortugu of avail
able boron In the soil.. .
LIVELY PROGRAM
PLANNED BY ELKS
. The Iiosobmg lOlks lodgo will
hold u good program Thursday In
connection with the reuulur lodge
meeting, according to Uuy Cordon,
exalted ruler. A buffet lunch will
lie served, slartlug tit 11:30 o'clock,
lultluttuu of a large class or can
didates uud nomination ot officers
will feature the lodgo meeting. A
program of boxing bouts and other
enturtulntnoiil lonttlres will bo
presented alter the lodge session.
DROUGHT CATTLE
PROVES PROFITABLE
C.OI.D HKACU, March 22. (AP-)
Curry county farmers who pooled
their money lust year in purchase
drought ciltllo will more thuu
double their liivestmeuls, II. M.
Knox, county agent, said today.
The SiK head of emat'latoil stock
brought In from Ihe Hillings. Mout.,
urea last year have been fniuuied
on lush riinge grass. Five litiu
ilred will be sliiughlereil and the
rest will be usvd to build up local
herds.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE with
Major Hoople
NOrVTHATSPRIUCa IS HERE,
X TEEL THE CALL. OF IHE OPE.M
6EA AMD "THE BH.LOWIMG
SAIL IU MV HEYPAY, AS A
SKIPPEK, I COULD FAIRLY
SMELL MY WAY IMTO A
haw consternation will
REK3M AMOfsICi LOVEPS OF
IHE PORT WHEKJ THEY
LEAWkJ THAT AGAIN I AM
TO BE A COMPETITOR IW
1HE COMING PCClATTAS
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AS DOWM-TMl- HATCW"
HOOPLE AMP TW BREEZE
YOU SMIPFEt? WAS OKIE
PAW OXYaEM AND
1 THREE PAF.TS BRAN MASH-
YOU USED A CORKSCREW
TOR AM AWCHOP, AMP
SWIKKSINS POOPS FOR
SAILS AMD PIP MOST
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PORT WAS
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souwdth'
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HIS CAFtfO
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USED
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Following Is u list ot the claims
iitullted und nllnwi'd by Ihe I'liiinly
(ourt lit tho regular Kchruury
term;
Circuit Court: I'mlflc Slut, ami
Vrtg. Co.. S!l.o7; llnlilis Merrill Co,
JS-l.UO; West I'llld. Co.. IIT.H": Lis-i-r
L. Wlmlierly, 1'. M.. SH.iMl;
Tuxl 6, $2,011; Tiixl 21. .: Hun
. croft Whitney Co., Jlo.i'O; Uuy 11.
Compton, spi'ilul cnunsel, II". i;
P. T.'T. Co.. 1I0.
County Court: M. C. Honker,
Irs vol exp.. .Vln.Kii:: II. I.. SIi'iiiiik.
toniiu., lir..!iri; I. T. T. Co., SU.Sll;
11; M. Houilmiui, romm., $Ul..rtii.
Justice Court: l.eroy Illall.
$10.00; Dr. K. J. Wiilnscuit, J2.uo;
J. T. T. Co., M.83. Q
. Juvenllu Court : AsMiiriiiU'T (111
.Co., $2.81: Shell (ill Co. ...";
Mrs. A. W'ailo, room rtn.l board,
811.25: ilanseii Motor Co.. $3.10; P
T. T. Co., S1.80; S. I. A. Comm.,
10.78.
District Attorney : Franklin
Printing, $4.17; Lester L. Wliuber-
ly I'. M., S6.UU; The sun I'riiitiug
Co.. ja.ou; i'. T. T. Co., :sa;
Western uuiou, fj,s
Assessor: Murchunt Culculutlug
Machine Co.,. $4.00; Barton Hellt-
weu; travel exp., $l.J.i); Uouguis
frluters, iis.li; itsbg. News-uti'
view. $.40; P, T, T. Co., $S.25, .
Clerlt: Koke Cliapiuaa ! Co.,
)20.tu; Sloven's News-uiw iudi
Co.. S2.50: The Sun. Printing Co.,
;Y.ao,; West Coast Prtg. uud Bind
ing Co., u.uo; r. t. i , co., a.3t:
Rsbg. Hook Htore, $1.85; Lester 1.
Wlmberly, I. M., $19.00,
Coroner: ' II. C. Stearns, truvel
big oxpenso, $37.40.
Sherirr: Legnl Dept. J. C. I'ur-
rott, F. i. s., $2U.OO; iJ. T. T, Co.,
Drain. 52.00; I'oslal Teleg. Co,
$1.40: Percy A., Webb, truvel exp.
?ii.tiu; Clirr Thornton, travel axp.,
$17.10; Del Simmons, etui, :io.nu:
Associated Oil Co.; SUM; Shell Oil
Co., $211.17; Union Oil Co., $4.3;
Geue shook, $;t.0U: Lester I.. Wini,
berly, P. M., envelonos, $33.:iO;
kluiiBen Motor Co., 322.21; tiio sun
Printing Co.,. $7.fi0; the following
iltiit uupttty sueriris . receivi'ii
tmm- .-R-W l-Wlanl. If. 26: Mrs.
,1. I., tlbilsdii, $6.(i&;! (). M.. Dyer,
$4.20; vv. A. Manning, $2.uo ; 11. ivi.
McCubc, S2.0U;, J, C. Purrolt,
$10.30; Dick Vuuiluverl, $1.00 and
travel exu., $3.00; (luorga lHlmt-
house, $3.00; CurtlR and ('urlls,
$1.00; Churchill Hiirdwuro Co.
$I.U0; Oirica Muchliiery and Sup
piles Co., $12.00; Percy A. Webb,
truvel exp., $0.00: Cliff Thoriuon,
anmo, $211.20; P. T. T. Co., Drain,
$29.60; Western Union, $7.01: Cliff
Purrolt. $10,00; II. M. McCubo,
52.66: S. I. A. Comm., $311.08.
Sheriff: Tux ilont.. Lostor L. Wlm
berly, P. M., $210.00; The Suu
Pl'iOlillK Co,. $23.25: Ksbx. News-
Revlow. $12.10; Cllfr Purrolt, oxlra
cll-rk hire, $33.00; Vlrglniu Uiirnee,
the sumo, $21.0o; P. T, 'I'. Co.,
$3.10; Uurrough3 Adding Machine
Co., curbous, $3,7G; S. 1. A, Coiniu.,
$1.32.
Sheriff: Per del. tux coll., The
Sun Priming Co., $1.75; II, C.
IJurny, travel exp., $10.08; S. I. A.
Comm., $4,00.
School superintendent: l.iwler
h, Wlmbnrly, P. M $1.5.0(1; Postal
leleg. Co., $.00; P. TV T. Co..
$2.315.,
Surveyor's: P. T. T. Co.. $2.35:
II. I.. lOppsluln, $S5.00; Ilerl l.illlu,
S5.00; S. I. A. Comm.. $1.85.
Treasurer: P. T. T. Co.. $2.50.
Healih Cull: Lester 1.. Wlm
berly, P. M 5111.00, Usbg. Nows
Itevlew, $5.50; New Service' l.llllll-
Iry Co., $4.1111; P. T. T. Co.. S.6S.
rtnHiltuiistor: lleeilsport (lariiKe.
$2.15; II. 11. Wilson .Motor Co.,
SI. 70; Paelrle llwy. Curuge, 51.10;
11. II. Wilson Motor Co., Sl.llll,
SioltHliilrg Carsge, $.81: P. 'I'. T.
Co., $25.!I2; S. I. A. Comm.. $3.10.
County Homo C. 14. Thomas,
SI. 20; W. Illaek, SI3.35; Mrs. l.ntl
Marllll, S25.II0; W. If. Ilulley, J0.35;
Wiirren T, Cloiike, hogs, 532. 30:
Chiipiiian Drug Store, $43.71: Mrs.
Howard Harris, $27.00; Hugh Hit
illle, $53.82; Oregon Stale Hoard
lleullli, $lS.ar; llslig. llnileitaltlllg
ing nurses und helpers, Kthel Per
due, $35.00; Clara Lundrelh, $35;
Mrs. N. U Vun Noy, $31.26; Jack
llllss, $35.00; Stephen Westermun,
$35.00; Mrs. I.ou Martin, 2,i.oo;
(Irlmm's Grocery, $27.88; McDon-
uld Cundy Co., $13.88; The Norlh-
sldo Market, $1.40; llsbg. Poultry
Co., $6.30; Safeway Stores, $26.20;
Physlcluns and Hospital Supply
Co,, $64.63; Klchardsou Drug Store,
559.57; R. (1. Olsen, Mawlug wood,
$7.50; Montgomery Wnrd Co.,
539.81; .ludd's Furniture Co., $6.75;
Hshg. Undertaking Co., ambulance,
$8.60; Owen Cluffney, helper, $10.;
.loe Ilowmun, chimney Bweep, $4.;
Churchill Hardware Co., 59.54;
Douglas County Creamery Co.,
$35.00; Douglns County Flour
Mills, $14.59; Oregon Bakery,
536.08; Parkinson Food Store,
$62.01; Puclflc Fruit und Products
Co., $16.49; Mursters Drug Co.,
$3.50; C.oettel Vurlety Store, S5.13;
J. C. Penney Co., Inc., $5.00; Wll
llums Bike Shop, $.50; Koseburg
Kleclrlc Co., $13.00; P. T. T. Co.
57.46; Rexull Store, $4.60; Hose
burg Undertaking Co., nmbtiluuce
$50.00; W. Black, $5.60; S. I. A.
Comm., $25.58; credited by 720
meals to prisoners, $180.00.
Cure of the poor by order ot
the County Court: Herbert Haas,
grocery, $6.00; Culit. Oregon Po,w
or Co., 52.15; Kaston Grocery,
$5,1(1; Curtis und Curtis, $2.36; K
'(. Stenseth Co., $2.72.
County Jail: W. Black, $1.25;
Clll't Thornton, $.50; C. W. Clark,
photos, $2.80; Calif. Oregon Pow
er Co., $3.50; New Service Laun
dry, .Ian. Feb., $21.01; ClKt Thorn
ton, 51.55. '
Blind Assistuuco: lttifus C. llol-
muu, state treus, $51.45.
Child Asslstuiice: . Bovs' and
Girls' Aid Society, $50.00.
Dependent Mothers Assist-
iincu: Alluwunco, $815.00; Umpqun
uiury, ja.-ii.
Old Ago Assislnnco: Februury
iillowiinco, $1917.96.
Public Belief Asslstuiice: Itufus
C. Holmtin, stntn treus., $560.62.
Sailors and Soldiers Assisiinu-o:
Mlowunces, World war. $498.00:
Civil, wur, $20.00; Spunlsh-Auierl-ciin
war $45.00.
United .StiiuiB lleomiilovment
und Work Projects: Sowing pro
jects, Dcnu-Gurretseii Co., Inc.,
wood, 5ii.uu; cnllt. Oregon Power
Co., $2.10 und $1.88; Churchill
llurdware Co., $.60: F. W. Chase,
partial sulnry, $75.00.
Bounties Coyote: Flovd Norrls.
58.00; Tony fclilebuch, $8.00; Win.
Horn, $18.00; John C. Ulum. gov
ernment hunter travel exp., $20.00.
Bridges Funds: Llurgau Bros.,
partial, $250.00: School District No
4, $25.00; Yoncullu Lumber Co..
S2.77; Douglas Abstract Co., l.J.'n
V. Ilreler, 577.38; .lolm Poienl.
517.50; ltoselmrg Lumber Co.,
$31.87; UuiiHiuu Dock und Sttptily
Co., $678.07: Winchester Hay Lum
ber Co., 541.00; Siotlshurg Ciuage,
gas 51.68; S. 1. A. Comm., $66.l8;
ihe following Is piiymeni of the
hriilgo crows: llert Shortrlilge,
Sl.llll; A. H. Gardner, $3,011; Ben W.
Taylor, $105.62; Hbon .Mode, 581.60:
Geo. Crelisliuw, 5S1.50: Win. lloi'lt,
580.60: Homer Gallop, $70.50; W.
II. Gallop. 514.00; F. W. Short
ridge, 543.011; D. S. Clemens, $15.:
Co., iimbiihiiice, 87.00; Calif. Orc.Hii.isoll Odle, $45,110; Homer Gal
gnu Power Co., $8ii.2: Ihe follow lop. robin and board. $29 60. CI
Court House Expense: W. Black,
$4.75; Bluko Motfatt and Towtic,
$16.75; J. S. McDonald, $19.32;
Calif. Oregon Power Co., $85.64;
Otis Elevator Co., $6.00; 1 Murk
Skinner, supt. of bunks, desk
$8.50; Union Oil Co., $1.60; Joe
Bowman, chimney sweep, $8.00;
Churchill llurdwure Co., $6.46:
Eustun Grocery, 51.57; Farm iAir-'
eau , Co-op fclxch., $8.95; John
Bros., $2.00; Vundin & Co., $61.25;
W. Black, $64.81; S. 1. A. Comm.,
51.71. .
JJulry Inspector: Geo. L. Nichol
as, $26.10. .
Forestry Department: Bufus C.
Iiolman, slute treus., $817.48. ' .
Gcnerul Supplies: Ksbg. Book
Store, pens, $7.00.
Miscellaneous Accounts: Usbg.
New s-Itevlew, bullots, Kober.s
Creek wuter dlstrlcl, $12.25; Coen
Lumber Co., repairs, 1140 North
Jackson St., $3.40.
Publishing und Advertising: Port
Umpquu Courier, Dec.-Jun., $25.30
$20.25; HoBeburg N.ews-lteview,
$23.90.
Sealer ot Meusures und Weights:.
U. B. Thompson, $12.52.
Statutory Audit: Wuuii uud Col
lier, $100.00.
Vital Statistics Bureau: ' The-
following registrars, it. L. Hlcbter,
$.76:' 11. C. Steui'ns, $1.00; It. M.
Eborle, $1.00; Mrs. Mumtu JJ; V'U
son, $1.00; J. L. Gibbons, $4.26; 0.
10. Alklns, $1.00; C. W, Burrows,
$2.75.
Dog License Funds: Koseburg
News-Uevlew, $18.45; The lrwiu
Hudson Co., Lui;s $6.95: the follow
ing time und truvel expenses; W;
1. Partlu, $3. 7a; John Abccne,
$14.10; W. J. Meredith, $8.00 and
J. C. Purrolt, $4.00; E. H. Krleger,
$12.00; Sheep lost: P. It. Weuver,
53.00; ytuiiley Peurco, $34.50;
George Short, $12.00; J. W. Buss,
54.50; Flunk Roycr, $6.00; Horuce
11. Hagaii, $6.00.
Gelierul Kouda: ihe following
warrants uru drtiwn in payment to
foremen and crews: II, H. Hauls,
$66.00; John Ahecne, $1.26; Lull-'
rencu Hohei'ta, $12.50; Glenn Cleve
land, $2.50; L. Miller, $2.50: Alton
Owons, $36.25; Arnold Koberts,
$23.76: Fay Madison, $62.40; Frank
llu Hiilues, $38.70; Corneullops
Mlllor, 548.75; Arthur Bulrd, $7.5p;,
Kennelh Manning, $3.75; Gilbert
Binder, $78.00; Hubert Smith,
$58.75; Conrad Miller, $8.75; diss
Davis. 511.25; W. F. McCulloch,
512.50; Harold Smith, $23.75; Hoy
Uuld, $26.25: llurinun 1 -mid . $8.75;
Clias. Forrest, $47.60; Arthur
Mack, $15,110; Kil Junes, $8.75:
Furuey Duvls, $5.00; Kenneth Clay
ton, $5.63; Frank lluthuwuy, $1.25;
L. V. SiJth, S108.00; P. V. Smith,
$12.50: Jess Russell, 532.50; Itulph
Hastings. 82.50; Cecil Cnrr, $'.u.00;
Allien Hill, $15.00; A. D. Hunter,
51IIS.0O: Dale llnlfli'lil, $67.65; Jako
Kohl, 525.00; A. Ileldenrlch, $7.30:
K. Ileldenrlch, $7.50; Jno Mol'glMI,
$30.00; Jako Matlaek. Sr,2.5n; L. K.
Styles. 515.00; Ralph Miller,
$12,511; French Nichols, S7.5U;
llllle Suiidurs, $5.00: C. W. Car
ney, SI 11.00 ; W. F. Hopkins, $10.:
Virgil Clayton. 51.25: Billy Crimen
well, 51.25: J. H. Clayton. $1.25;
Cecil I'alfntlteer. $2.60; lirnesl
Short. SI. 25; F.d Mow, SI.1I0; Kl
don Fisher. $2.50: Sharon Collie,
$111.25; II. K. Lens. 5113.00; Alfred
nuke. $:ln.im: Finest Wetirr.
FIRST CUTTING
ALFALIFA HAV
$113.00 per ton
AT THE MILL
DOUGLAS COUNTY FLOUR MILLS
o
Roseburg, Ore.
$3.2; E. O. RaadV $21.20; Ralph
W. Sebrun. $57.0; Pal Hat
field, $4.80; Ed Johruon. $27.20; L.
L. Cooper, $4.00; R. J. Spalding,
$80.00; Darrel Barker. $59.o; Vv.
M. Angel. $48.76; W. M. Coona;
$45.00; K. Harlen, $42.50: irauk
(juggisberg, 43.7i; Hollle Letsoru,
$47.50; w. Ax. Jiasuius, tj.ov,
Frank Madden. $12.50: L. O. Wll-
Hgan, $24.00; Joe Krewson, $33.75;
Hay Bishop, $23.75; M. Baldwin,
$31.25; Robert Sunders, $11.25;
Karl Payne, $1.20; SVm. Verenl,
$5.00; Vance Gusper, $6.00; John
Perenl. J3.76: lloinie howuiu,
$63.25; Howard Brink, $10.00;-Ray
Poller, $10.00; Paul Ludwlg, $.62;
George Lungdon. $6.25; Percy
Laugdon, $2.50; Geo. A. Uurchurd,
$90.00; Darrell Parker, $30.00;
ThoB. Flelcher, $17.60; Don Park
er, $2.60; N. B. Duncan, $112.00;
W. Hutchison, $80.40 ; John ration,
$6.40; Fred Elliott, $53.50;- O. O.
Matthews. $92.00; Albert Green,
$86.40; Jay McGregro, $65.00; Ar
thur Matthews. $2.60: KILane Mat
thews, $5.00; Joe Matthews, $2.60;
W. Murdock, $2.50; J. M. Spancake,
$68.80; Ernest Weber, $83.20; E.
O. Hand, $45.20; T. B.' Burnett,
$39.20; Ralph St. Onge, $8.40: Gor
don Burnett, $2.00; J. M. Deardorff,
$104.00; J. R. McLulp, $78.40; El
mer Strode, $22.50; Lorn Dear
dorff, $7.50; Guy McGee, $52.00;
Bud Quulke, $3.76; John Kachor,
$5.00; Raymond Spore, $8.76; Jack
Oaulke, $5.00; Len Whltaker, $3.;
Fritz Snyder, $12,00; Delbert Poolo,
$3.75; Curl Hill, $2.60; Newell
Woods, $5.00; Max Myers, $130.37;
Bert Matthews, $128.25; Clyde Ky
illl. $150.00; Kenneth Tdwnsend
$56.00; Keith Shepherd, $78.40; W.
L Dusenburg, $42.50; Harold Park
er, $11.25; Joe Sasson, $50.63; W.
It. Dulley, $31.25; Morton Dulley,
$7.50; G. G. Shepherd, $46.25; J. H.
Sylvester, $32.50; James Tjoms
land, $6.25; S. Doyle, $48.75;-James
Howell, $2.50; Geo. Holt, $20.00;
M. B. Loughead. $2.50; T. L. Bake
ma. $2.50; Willis Dowm, S2.65: Ray
Collins, $3.75; J. A. Bouk. $18.75;
John Weiss, $5.00; Valo Grubbe,
$2.50; Harry Lyster, $5.00; Peter
Weiss, 510.00; Joha Dailey, $10.00;
Kd Benjamin, $8.75; Douglas
Dailey, $7.50; Joe Coleman, $17.60;
A. Alien Lewis, $15.00; Dave WU
,son, $2.50; T. Burt, $20.00; A. E.
Simpson, $17.50; Elmer Cannon,
$10.00;, Walter Kuck, $2.60; Dick
Kelbi'.rg, $19.38; Cecil Lane, $25.;
Gilbert Holmes, $16.00';' Oscar Ol
son, $7.50; Otto Olsou, $7.50;. Ed
Tozier, $11.25; E. N. Selberg,
$22.50; Pierce Duckett, S11.26;
Chas. Wicks, $15.20;; Phil Selberg,
522.50; W. H. Blckrord, $5.00; A.
M. Hoggs, $6.25: Roy Boggs, $6.25;
Vernon Blckford, 510.00: Earl
Murphy, $10.00; . Joel Stephens,
$7.50; Chester- Slonecker, $7.50;
Chnrles Slonecker, $7.60; Wallace
Smiley, $22.00;- Edwin ' Pence,
$28.75; J. L. Cowan, 410.40; Wal
lace Townsend, $125; Conrad
Towosend, $2.a0; Paul Lane,
$17.60; Hubert Holmes, 110.00:
Dick Biggs. $62.50: John Doyle,
$17.50; F. M, Keith. $$.00; Chester
Craig, $10.00; Carl Inglemau, $10.;
M ailer Austin, $17.50; Bob Robin-
sou, $73.60; Dale Hrilsou, $15.00;
A. Carlson, assignment, of Hay
Billings, $7.50; U. A. McCord,
$96.00; Ed Shirley, $42.50; Claud
aelleck, $42.50; E. O. Hand, $11.20;
Lou Melton, $32.50; Aubrey Me
Muhon, $30.00; Roy Smith, $11.25;
Jumes Toner, $20.62; Stanley Ho-
gun, $27.50; Darrel Barker, $5.00;
l-rank Fodden, $5.00; Ormun Davis,
$8.00; Alfred Cloake, $79.00; U. L.
Cooper, $118.50; u. W. Croucher,
$58.80; C. F. Marguiss, $22.50; V.
Falmabee, $15.00; Dell Laurance,
$103.13; . AKoid Koleno, $10.00;
A. L. Koberts, $8.75; Joe NeaYall,
$10.00; ,C. O. Smith, $7.50: V. V.
McAboy, $7.50;. Dave Wilson, $5.;
W. L. McAboy, $2.50; Fred Cook,
$4.38; James Cook, $4,37; Jay
Winter, ,51.87; Alfred Roberts,
$2,5,0; John Cook, $2.50; Charlie
.Mui-guess, 51.25;. c. w. Perry,
$90.00; C. H. Church, $13.75; C C.
Brown, $2.00: John Uarnwea,
$20.60; Eli Thrush, 6.25; Norman
Coou, $3.75; J. D. Coon, $3.75; W.
W. White, $3.75, C. CalkiiiB, $2.50.
Tho following warrants are
drawn in payment for supplies and
gravel: H.. II. Harris, $50.00; Ar
thur's Service Repairs, $7.50; E. O.
Brelor, 551.00; Denn-Gerretsen Co.,
Inc., $34.65; Hansen Motor Co.,
$7.99; Rudy , Nttlraan, $2.50; Or
chard Auto Parts Co., $138.65;
Reynolds and , Adams,: $2.65; Ro
bertson Heavy Hdwe. Co., $48.17;
C. W. Sinnlger, $7.90; -Western
Auto Supply Co., $198.81;; H. H,
Wilson Motor Company $69.92;
and $69.76; Mrs. D. A. McCord,
$5.00; Oregon State ', highway
Comm., $2000,00; Taylor Battery
and Service Station, Coquille,
$3.08; Calif. Oregon Power Co.,
$22.41; H. A. Cool, $4.64; John Al
exander, $3.30; Austin Western
Road Machinery Co., $26.15 and
$83.82; Coen Lumber Co., $14.55;
Si Dlllard Motor Co., $10.98; Frank
Store, $5.00; Glendale Garage,
$2.25; J. E. Hu3eltlno & Co,,, $19.93;
Hansen Motor Co., $5.64; J. E. Haa-
oltlne.& Co., $20.46; Highway Serv
ice Co.; $209.16; Howard Cooper.
Corp., $121.50; Ingham-: Lumber
Co., $13. 50;. Loggers and Contrac
tors Machine, $20.64; Nordllng
Parts Co., $105.03; Union Oil Co,
5102.88; Wharton Bros., 513.55;
Pierce Auto Freight, $4.45; Consol
idated Frolght Lines, $6.05; Fred
Swenringen, $6.00;, Austin Western
Roud Machine. Co.,. . $12.04 and
$28.25; Churchlh Hardware ' Co.,
S5.93;- Drain Service Station, $7.60;
L. M. Dubell, $7.80; J31kton Black
smith Shop, $6.75:: Hi At 6dfko,
$1.50; J. E. HaselUuaCQt$.L59;
V. L. Holgate, $L9$; Jacobs Ma
chine and Welding Works, Carl
Lindsay, 1.78; Jlacka Girage,
$1.50; Pacific Machine. nd Tool
Steei Co.. $28.74; Reedsport Gar
age, $46.87 and $6.00; Keeuspuri
Machine and Boiler worss,
Rsbg. Book Store, $1.10; Frank L.
Taylor, $28.00; n. O. Thomas,
$3.50; Umpqua River Navigation
Co.. $123.75; Royce Wilson, $15.00;
H. J. Spalding, $.50; W. R. Brown,
$27.50; Si Dillard Motor Co., $2.44;
Mvitls Creek Garage. $7.60; Pact-
lie Highway Garage, $16.15; Sarff'B
Auto Wrecking House, z.uu; iqui
Siegel, $1.70; Frank U Taylor,
$92.94;, White Garage, $3.20; R. H.
Wilson' Motor Co., $16.15; The Sun
Printing Co., $17.60; M. C. Bow
ker, $45.00: P. T. T. Co.. $6.93;
Clyde Hydcll. phono, $1.55; State
Industrial Accident Commission
$382.34. -
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