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TWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY. JANUARY 18. 1938. Report of the County Clerk of Douglas County, State of Oregon, For the Year Ending December 31, 1937.' Clerk's llul. I . . , Jim. 2, IS37 (Junor'al County Funds "Oil" ...Y v....s 66,183.33 (iuliera Itoail Fuiuls .,..r ..... 10.728.1D MurkeL Jiouil FuutliT ,'. .'.,.'.. :.. iioud . Mmilcl F-yulf'., '. I 1,4IMI.S Special liuuj Tajc funds io.lln.siu Uok tl''eisp Puiifli 1.271. 2K State School KillulH .. 116.01 County School Funds 13,711.1(4 Klcinentury School Fund ..j i .. Ii.x79.23 School Library Funds : 107.15 Nou HUli School Tuition , 10,5511.5(1 Special School Tax Funds 47, 101.1(7 Special School Nil. K litllhlhlK 0, 692.7 Special School No. 33 lliiildihg : ..: Special I'nlon High funds ........... ,. , 20,213.7 Union fllglr No.-, 11 Construction ; ;. ... r Special City !TitX Funds ...... ....l..'..;.t..i 35,193.60 Special Fire Patrol Funds .J . 3.155.20 Special I'Ort I'lupuuu Tax ....... 8.4.19.H2 Kikhoad SiNfial Howl Matrlct! ...i 5S.4J North I mpiua-l 'iunioui Ijika Improvement District 13.7U.3it Tlllnf Special lioait District I.50H.I7 Tiupqua Highway Improvement IilHtrlct 'lax i 1,72(1.11 Tenmile Lakeside Dralnagu llouglas County School Funds - IS, 44-1.35 Kslulo in Trust , 67.90 Kali- Fundi j. .(..... ,. 5 IK. IK Fish ml (iunte KuiuIh .. i 222.17 I'oruRtry Hontal "Sule of Timber" Taxes r.3.4K3.3S 7,507.80 7,507.30 113.90 10,330.82 23,81 1.82 8,0311.08 Collected Taxes 287.838.2S 4IU5H.46 2.215.40 40,458.4(1 . 2,960.91 01,085.17 C23'i;3 43,503.11 202,776.17 61, 121.36 135,865.57 9.727.17 42,1160.26 50. Ill) 773.53 235.11 2,417.35 11.77 Other Revenues S JH,8I4.4 66,355. 25 3.805.30 3,240.00 102.10 Transfer I 3.181J0 780.90 Warranta Canceled I 3025 1.75 .86 21.28 1.76 260.30 51,838.22 213.77 3.705.81 6.291.13 1,551.00 70.00 8,580.60 Judgment "Account Land Sales Contract Liquor Law Knforcenieul Registry ;Itidoninit.y' Ibnds'(...7 Sulci Sclidor Hands : Surveyor's Fee to Individuals Sutheilln Valley Irrigation New Court House Funds It. F. C. Funds : Coles VRlley Cemetery Funds Liquidation Accounts School District No.. 19 Cl) Decree Account Treasurer vs. School, TP 2.832.33 J2.50O.O0 180.15 804.53 966.38 67.04 305.1S 2,057.19 173.15 1,041.20 4,780.63 75.20 18.08 3011. 00 4,1162.74 2,728.37 31.46 10.702.55 Credit Tutal 297,374.17 155,831.85 2.216.32 58.398 54 13,073.59 5.076.58 9.35601 89,788.12 64,717.16 1,118.05 70,414.53 278,031.80 11,984.21 4,551.00 90,223.94 8,580.60 171.359.17 12,882.37 58,536.26 112.51 , 11.490.92 1,803.58 4,173.16 11.77 20.016.10 57.31) 2,600.67 335.92 1,041.20 2,832.33 17,280.63 255.35 804.53 966.38 76.12 305.18 313.55 4.092.74 2,762.83 10,762.55 Warrants Issued 204.182.67 119.291.30 1.224.90 34.826.83 10,356.14 3,467.12 Interest I'ald i 3.156.02 Cash Payments 1 30,204.13 Cash Kebates ' 3.677.31 527.61 527.61 , Transfers t . 61,838.22 1,007.68 2,121.75' 9,089.37 76,979.34 852.26 52,096.68 '. e 888.60 8.21 58,687.05 . " 618.75 217,214.63 . 2,576.52 1 1.676.49 . 77,508.02 : 78.13 1.95 , 152.627.28 1,641.94 : : 11.761.87 : 82.60 64.810.62 541.02 ...... 9.89 ,11 1,709.20 57.90 1..: r 1,760.00 :.. . 195.47 . : 38.00 "5'2'Ji 17.280.63 , 16.00 200.15 1.011.20 2,832.33 22.21 305.18 , Debit ', Total 293,058.33 119,818.91 1,224.90 : 35,364.44 10,377.07 3,4f12 9,089.37 77,831.60 62,096.68 894.81 60.313.48 219.821.15 . 11.676.49 78,276.15 1 95 164,269.22 11,834.37 55,351.64 2,121.75 10.00 1,709.20 67.90 1,760.00 395.92 1,041.20 2,832.33 17,280.63 53.00 2.762.83 10,832.60 75.12 305.18 2,762.83 10,632.60 Clerk's Hal. Dec. 31, 1937 t 4,315.82 36,012.94 991.42 " .' 23,044.10 2,696.52 ' 1 1.619.46 266.64 11,956.52 2.620.77 653.24 10,131.04 28,210.65 307.73 4,554.00 11,957.79 8,578.65 17,089.95 1,048.00 3,181.63 112.51 14,490.92 1,803.58 2,051.71 1.77 18,306.90 845.67 202.35 804.53 966.38 313.55 4,092.74 Warrants Unpaid ; I 6,357.45 4,741.76 619.48 2,360.6 56.46 45.14 9.97 2.23 129.95 Total Treasurer Doc. 31, 1937 ' t 9,673.27 . 40.754.70 ' 1,610.90 26,404.73 2,751.98 1,664.60 266.64 11,956.52 2,620.77 653.21 10,131.04 28.210.65 3(17.72 4,554.00 11,957.79 8,578.65 17,089.95 1,048.00 3,181.62 112.51 14,190.93 1,803.58 2,051.71 1.77 18,306.90 845.67 202.35 804.53 966.38 9.97 2.23 313.55 4.092.74 129.95 206,829.70 , ! 130,987.97 f 913,619.79 $ 1 11,260.90 I 56,260.52 $ 58,89 $1,179,017.77 . f 375,651.62, , , 4, 163.70 f 817,987,55 11,824.97 i 56,260.52 11,265,788.36 213,259.41 I 13,192.12 $ 226,151.53 -Overdrafts. Transfers noted above do not represent receipts or expenditures, but tire Interdepartmental transfers of funds. ( STATI'J OF Olll'XlON, COUNTY OF DOCCLAS, ss: , ' ...... , I, Hoy Ague, County Clerk or the County of Douglas, State of Oregon, do hereby certify lltut the foregoing la true and current statement of the auvewil luniU) .of DuukIub , County, Oregon, I'or the year ending December 31, 1937, as shown by the books and re ports in my office, euro and custody. .. i . ' ' ' ' i ' . Witness my baud and official seal Ibis 11th day January, 1938. As I verily believe, HOY AISHK, Counly Clerk. (Seal) I i ! ' " r t ? (i 1 fs!! f p- M RECONCILIATION Gush in Banka, December 31, 1937 $205,10K.40 DoukIhh Biilldlns and hoan Association - 313.55 School District No. 130 "Warrant" S75.H0 Liquidation ot Hanks 4,002.74 DoukIhb County School Funds Notes and Mortgages 15.7C1.S1 ) Total TO HKCONC1LK WITH SHERIFF: Tax?a turned over K IMus rohute ; IMus ale ol county property Welshman ' W Enter Ring I Friday Night Favorite j ; Over Former Champ. liv CJAVIjIO TAMlOT '; J tiVlrft VOHK, Jan. 1H. (AH) J'ljo new and rnnuiwilly Hwci'lj-tcin-icri'd Toinniy Fan- han In (,he, piint jjiKimh worked hlmneir, iiflb Mrnnd lano foi" liin lo-m'utn1! tilt with .(liuuiy Ilraddock' Ff fdny nluht. ut Mm fcfti'drrt. ' ; i , ' ' ' ! -! A viwll to Ihu WVlnhman'H camp lit 'Suiiuiirt,1 N- J-.' ntveals an liu pYoflHfvp loqlflrti? ffhlnr, a far Pry J mm tlui baitcitMl, bleeding wreck htj Btl ond repeated "I did my licBtJ' after yloe houia nnished With 1)1 iji at the Vankeo Htudlum last Hunuupr -1 1 ' , I lit) ' looks bil;er nuit tftster and IJj . gltwliiB' with" health. Only a tfouply ,u whitu Hoars undttr tiuvh eye remind tho visitor ut the. femful jubhiuK lie took from Louts' iWl. Vnvr aiutniH to have foi'Kolteii Chat oni;aKinueiit entirely, and he atill thinks he'll bo world champion (iff oio ho'H 25. He's L3 now. So vicloiiB has bein Tommy's reparation for his American come ack that u dozen sparrhiK purl Hers have ijuit the ramp. ' Kid Me Parllaud. (he old HhtwelMhl, Hays (he Welshman Is the hardest woik (II K flnhlpf -hp's seen in over 2D earH, mid he's watched pracllcally Ull of them. ' , i "I've really ot uiynidf In shape this time," nald Tommy. "Now my American friend are pnlnir id see the real Tommy i-'arr. The last time I had loo much manager (rouble, and I didn't like training (Ui the Hcashore. i ; Eager to Battle Baer! So poslllvi) l the iiridc ot' Hie Welsh music hulls that he'll ntop (haddock thai he's already lulk iiiM ab(ul his projected bout with lux liner on March II. Mike Ja cobs has promised I he Farr-iliad-4m k winner a mi at Hner. f "Thai Max is the one r' Wan I dext," he said, hridllim. "1 heat &iru fair In London last winter ami Qe said I butted him. Then he nmo down to my camp at l.nim Ftranch last August and tiled to jteal tho show. 1 rdiould hnve tmwt fd him then like I started to." On Hie hi leu mh or his piodlious J tn kouts. he'll o ipto I lit- ring a ivorile o r nradtlock.' He's hard ilu pig inui. H . Still no great sh!jk,es as u box Tomni.r figures"; 'ni-vertlieless. make things very lough for ftraddock. who will he ghliu; awiiy nluo years. Hiaddock's only i-lnuice. tile wise .ones nay. Is to iiall Fan with a liulm om rkht curly in the ght. Diluu wtse.' they a, Karr 'ill wear him dow u to a nubbin Up fore the in rounds are out. There's a lot of iulerest in the Qglit. It mtulit sell out the gauVn, jcn at $tl.ro tops. y ' 6.S.C. BASKETEERS - TO PLAY MONTANA to lb. Liilveislty of Wahhiiiglon at Seattle. A second gam ft "will he piuyed here Wednesday night. CHAVEZ HANDS 2ND DEFEAT TO DENNIS IIITTK, Muni., Jan. K.(,I llciney Chavez, l,on AnneleH im lioiimler, wiih Hllll Mnnlana'a llalil wi'luhl boxlnii ellaniil(in tuday. lln (iiilpcilnled Hubert liennla of lloie man. the man rrom whom 'lie re eonilv won Hie lllle, In a llj-round binil here IhM iiIkIii. Ill'iinln welKh etl l;lf, AiihIh. 1 f v C()l! VA I.I. IS. .Ian. Is i A I'' OleKOll Stall" ecilleKe will Ml lln Hume Hlartluu basketball llnt.ii iU:alnat Montana totiit;ht that was Qseil cave tile Heavers an unev peeleil even-bieak with the l'nlver lilty of Ori'Kon intiiitel 111 lasl Wei'k's Herles. Three regulars anil resei ien froni last year, Hauls. Vanelll anil febbe, wll be teamed with l'llu-H4-atl . Ii i id . ltomann, HOhiinuiren, Goaell SlatH lllll aillifiltloed. V The Montana teiu.nl. iiI.i.vIuk In Mir northern divihlon for Hie first time til tu.lny tars. eutuer here with S"" ratlim two wins ovi-r Jdiihu ut .Missoula uuJ two lusees ratmi' Camas ;all,.v hi,.!. school hasiii.tiiiill' liiailf "seoreil nil' eaay :I7 to 21 vletnrv over (Hide hlKli Bihool last 1'rlday ulL'bt ut lllhle In a faat and rouuh name phiyed before the best erowd of the season. The small (Hide iulnlel wan no mateh for their omionenta. Muirav and V. Johnson. Caiuaa Vallev for. winds, Heored ,'H ot llielr teatn's II" points with 17 iiml 11 points re-spi-ellvely. Asam was hkh iiolnl man for ISIlile with ll points and Wood, center, ridiner-up with 6. In the inellniimiry volleyiiall Kami" the (llbl., hlxh school Klrls' lentil made It a I win- defeat lor the evening by lostn to ('limits Vallev 211 to nil. llllilr was behind 22 to ' at the ll n I r K, llhiliely or (llldf made 12 points on her Hervleo. iiox score; CI7) Cauias Valley Tax Collector' Report: mm Total 226,1.53 $1)13,851.12 11.S2I.97 17,973.10 $1113,619.79 Statu & Counly Interest Tuition Fund N. I'. Din. Lake Head . Klkhead Spec, , Tiller Siec Cnipiiua 11. W. .Imp, t Lakeside Drainage I'ort of t'lnpiiua l''orest Patrol v., Horticultural 1-Umu Spec., City Tax- Cnloll lliah School Special School Special Kouil . Total .. , 1937 ..J32S,722.(il 87.-l90.9ti ' U.71 311,317.25 5.107.88 1117.1 sr.. Ilu 15.277. 5li 156,111.71) Intercut 1937 1,102.35 .03 llll. SI 23.16 3S1.29 1511.90 519. 86 (Showing the amount of TnSt collected ,and turned over ilurlng the your 1937) Kebntu, .' 1 ; 1937 1936 1935 1931 $ 5,593.00 ! $13,051.79 $11,151.15 $11,991.36 2,167.72 ' 1,365.36 2S2.05 81S.75 5.5M.77 1,736.21 1,170.35, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;t !ii 511.02 82.00 1,611.9! ' 76S.I3 2,576.52 1032 8,682.90 461.31 781.31 302.52- 3. 102.28 a.163',15. 6.235.07' 1X.II16.86 1.300.31 ' ' 850.19 ' i'.iti'r.'oi) t 2.059.40 6.816.93' ;-4 1S.83 t-.i m.iah'njhi.i5t 582.21 ! I :513.1!) ' : I 3.235.68 !' j 1,134.26 ' , 5,789.88 : f 81.72 3.509.91 1.621.85 5.569.52 373.70 1931 I 5.8 1 2.6 1 233.89 836.81 268.98 59.09 ' 2611.16 878.71 i,267.o'i i 178.57 2.390.69 1,600.29 1,33S.05 838.53 1930 2,667.21 2,621.86 266.50 208.03 29J25 I93!(i3 i... 5OSJ0. 21(56 698?8fj ; 655iS2 1.65915 396.11 1929 990.15 26.SS 169.99 206.97 . 97.88 . 203"58 195.5S 513.22 271.73 1928 $1,793.81 36.90 ' 121.51 688.81 51.01 lOS.Oli 281.06 111.3.1 760.22 19'-'7 436.00 8.81 ' 9.68 111.31 163.67 61.37 37.73 52.25 102.74 80.10 71.10 1926 767.22; , 33.67 ' 37.63 106.00 108.62 ! 28.82 1925 197.17 3.8'ti 3.66 62.32 22.lt 5.31 1921 $ 161.S0 Sale ot . r... i i . $ ' .10.00 72.-S7 j f 5.05 , 46.35 29.23J 1.93 50.61) 120.05; 138,19,, 12.39 2.68 , 19.5,1 30.36- 4 I ..$709,830.39 $ 2,111.51 $11,824.97 Git AND .TOTAL Less Ittomto $90,58.',. 58 $82,417.27 $26,080.57 $21,301.97 $18,799.15 ...A . nkt c,sit ':.:..:::.".:...:: ' I'KUCY A. WKilM, f-'llKltll'-P AND. TAX CObLKCTOR. lly Karl lickeiin, Deputy. Kiled Jan. I, 193s. " HOY AflKK, County Clerk. : ' $10,415.47 $3,877.75 $925,676.39 ' 1 11,824.97 1 $4,461.01 $1,128.09 $1,074,90 ; $ 431.53 f $ 347.82' 10.00 ..$913,851.42 (Hide (211 llond ill Slnnlelon Wood (51 Asam (til ,Mair III Doss 121 lteferee: Homolka. I 171 iMurray 111) V. Johnson (II Slandle.v lluebner Ware llll uian (21 Johnson Llm i. - l.M'l deposits holding WASMIMITlIN, .Inn. I - An eUhlh of all bank are In hunks on lied by companies whose elimination 1'l esidellt Uooryv.elt , avoi s. Red Headed Basketeers Have Return Roseburg Date 11 ' , ! " r " " OlHon'n All American Kod Heads, unted Ltlrls' basket hn 11 team. ell known to lot-al Cann hh u result ot i wo apiteiuaucen here lat Rca.Hin, will return to Hosebut'tt. Tuesday, .lanuary for a game against a pirki-il mens team from HosebuiK and iri 11 tt . The name ta beliiK snoiifioi't'il Itv 1 b l)itHtl)Hi ii Wen id i Studies hi the .federal deport hlu, s,-hoo' stmlent bodv. in sin nine rhrpttVai foil show t liAU ' major hohliiiK companies o l ten bank tmvinn deposits of h :oo. iniii. nno out of the total ol i:i.J .no hanks villi deposits m f,,n.. dou.nuti.itou innicd by the anenc: There are also I minor It ot ill lis ompunlett inNiiiiiK' l'" bunks. K. I. I. I', ivs. -anii eprfts nalij hank lioblillkt lompaiiies ai e alntouli entirely the product ot the period from IULT lo lIUs, and appear iJ few- IMctuivd above are tho members of (lie traveling sipiad. Krom lett to rlnht, Penny lawsou, Hazel Virkers. Kuth Osburn. Mia Hlue, Metty Keith, (lladys I.onunler and Kay Kiikpalilrk, l.awKon, Vickers, (sbuin ami KirUpatriik were with the team which played here last season. The other three are new members of the situad. Playing against the girla will be Jim Watts, couch of athletics at' the senior hUh school; Cliff Hor ner, coach at Sutheilln; Bill Schemer, Hernard Young:, Fred Dent, Marshall IVura, .Mayuard Hell, I'loyce Taylor and Gene Tynan. now with VLIU mi. nvd ! veterans who were totally penua I nently disabled or who died 120 i days after entering active service. LIGHT BULB KEEPS ! TINY INFANT WARM he oil 1 he wane, I'll er inn im ttoldnii; cotitpann Mian Ihiee e,us ai). II some h.i e met ely met other liohlltu toiiipanti's and some have jiuited Iii hiaiuh Instead ot I'hain hankitii;. llolditt sstem Ivinks nie indi vidually cuinphle hanks with com lliori iiwiteiship wtnle lit an. n I. auks ate in.'tely hiiholthe ol Hie .--ailie bank Th- l.im. M of III.- hol.Mlin coin. plinte empli' s In. Ill mm-t hods f nrani.Hiioii. TIiih is tiie Trans, atlietllii or pnnil ion. headed by the t'alltoinu iMiikei, , ', Although riiitisiiinctit i anni'eiiate aselt, the LllLie&t lUHll; berii ' ot I'Hiiks not ( nuui bl 4 lie lit1 1 a i'h j ned P the i'l I -t I V lu-rft ll tin liank to k - orooi.meii nul tha1 Kob!du j ivoriiim-i lidiw orpoi at:on. loiu ol Minuanolis. IS riM.rMlirs. Mont . Jan tAl't -i'raitk Itohid-'au, 17. drop lied thriMinh the itap of a sallows in a machinery shed loduy. iainn "tth his lite for the slayini: Nm, -ti ol Mr and Mrs Mlkr Kuntv:. his neighbors at Wheat Itasltt. Mont. Tlte eeiuiiini. liist ever held in StllhutttM' county.' was witness ed by H7. peinons Mr and Mrs. Kunt wen- shot (o death In their automobile t he umht ot an the hUhwai Hen M, between t'tdiunbus ami U heat t s. i biudii ( ml h tve vert I 'Oh l.ai i v Kuiil ' t he tantir'ni. I , ,-iiplo'!. only child." was hcaleu sennep-j-s nhil left 111 I lie tiutonn bile when n w,t puked In the f a tor opet died by Kunt near WASHINGTON, Mo.. Jan. la. (API A tio-Hatt eleetrie linht liuUi. placed in a small RlasH Jar inside her covered wicket basket, brought wannlh and lite today to 17-day-old Marlene Monica INdil. Horn prematurely, by almost two month to Mr. and Mr. Aloys which had hefii nintmitieallv he-1 Pohl last Nov. the Infant WASHINCTON. Jan. 17 -I AIM' - The supreme court held today the 1 !:;: economy act cuttallinc m eminent expenditures did not deprive World war veterans and 1 Ihett beneficiaries of insurance stow ed upon t hem by t he no vet u limit. Jusfic Mlack deliere.l the una nl moil opinion In vol vine liti gation brotmht by the eiiardlHti of Jackson of Jasier county. weinhed 27 ounces. Nearly two mouth of vate und artificial feel Iiik have added IS ounces to her weinht. Temperature inside the basket is reirulated by different sine bulb? depeuitmw on outside condition. clear and iinequhocrtl lu-i mtai;e," t he justice Muid. "would jus! U a conclusion I bat bene til, ptoude.l p-,, a itiateful .Koui niueiii because of death ami permanent incapacit y of it soldier, are to be w hnlh withdrawn tor ifasoui. flu lather cf "!' ot eiouem- :lnhiriii. the vounet. a diinhter 1 the heuetits went automatical!) boru three weeks ago. to veteians or the beuetlvianeti vl DR. G. Marshall DEfiHST 314 Medical Arts Bldg. Phone 29 Re. Phone Eveninga by Appointment MYRTLE CREEK, Ore.. Jan. 15. In a hard driving same of basket ball, the iMyrtle Creek high school defeated the strong Days Creek: hinh school 64 to ;ti). The game waa featured by the deadeye shoot log by Cochran, Elliott and Smith, aud the clone checking by Whetzel and Storbuck. Cochran, ull-county forward and Whetzel, all-county guard are the only first string men from the Myrtle Creek last year Douglas county league cham pionship team. Kor the losers Dean, lliggin. l lam, P and Ulaui, C played a hard aggressive game, and accounted for all the points made by the losers. If Myrtl Creek quintet can drive In the Douglas county "B" league tournament., which will be held in Itoaeburg Kebrnary 25 and 26, hs they have been driving in their last few games they will be a strong favorite to repeat as winners for the third consecutive time. In nineteen starts this year Myr tle Creek has won 12 and lost 7 games. Most of the games lost have been to strong "R" league or "A" league teams The outstand ing games of the -season wus the win by Myrtle Creek over Grants Pass by the score of 31 to 26; and the loss to Chemnwa at Chemawa by a score of 32 to 33. So far this season Myrtle Creek Role fhot estur modest monthly blllt pf; Hp Convenience ond pp Comfort on the bargain counter 0ff REPORT OF SALE OF PROPERTY BY DOUGLAS COUNTY , ; . Turnover F L.N ll General Hoad : Itonrt Distrlita SpoclMl Strhool Fund County School Fnud I'nlon HlKh School Tux Non-MiRh School Dlst. .. Special City Tax ..' Port of L'mpqua Koreat Patrol School Library State tax remitted No. 1 No. 2 .$ 3,181). 13 $ 1,5X2.23 457.56 227.01 157.56 227.01 . 2,2'JII.U3 1,111.82 7119.13 3116.711 905.XS 728.22 . : 612.61 365.21 . 2,010.76 1,210.13 323.DS 309.IW 112.26 7.12 3.53 . 692 . tll,003.69 ? 6.276.91 $ 692.77 - ..: $17.973.l (Signed) H. C. Darby, l'orsoiml Tax Collector. Filed Jan. 13. 193s. Hoy Aitoe. Clerk. ' Total turnover haa averaged scoring 30 points per game and held their opponents to an average of 25 points per game. position. Friday, January 21, Myrtle Creek plays Kiddle at Myrtlo Creek unit thlu ,..., .. ill .,P..I...1,I.. ui , ,ubi.in uuuiii tlio rirst place team for this sec the league standing is as follows: Hon of the county. Riddle, iMyrtle Creek, in first und ' o- second places respectively, with Approximately SI out ot every Clendale und Days Creek tied for s collected for (axes in the I nit third and Canyonville In (he cellar ed States is paid by the motorists. Long Distance, . . is much too useful a serv ice to keep in reserve for emergencies alone. Use it for friendship's sake. Use it to call loved ones. Use it to plan trips, make reservations. Use it to consult, to advise, to exchange views, to search out opportunities. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Phon 7' 121 So. Stephtnj St. S
