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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1938 HIT FULL STRIDE Oakland, Wilbur Lead Their Divisions; Ties Occur in Two Others. Douglas County It league jugs: Northern Division I -School W. I'ct. j' Oakland .. . 3 t) l.Otiu Drain 2 1 .fiiiS , Kuiherlln . 1 3 .:i:i: 1 Yoncalla - 0 3 .nut) " Central Division J ; Wilbur 3 0 l.onO Camus Valley 2 1 .lilii; i i 1-ookingglnss 1 2 .Z'A'i I Glide 0 3 .iiuu l Southern Division . ! Myrtle Creek 4 1 .K"0 I Itldillo ...A 1 .Mill ; ; liuya Creek 1 2 ,2:i:i . lllcndule 1 3 .2f.u Canyonville 0 3 .ouil Coast Division Gardiner .. 1 0 l.ttnu -. Klkton 1 u l.uno Keedsport 0 1 .ouu ' : Smith itlrer 0 1 .ouu Last Week's Scores Oakland 27, Drain 2li. tiuthcrlin 42, Vounillu 11. Wilbur 28, (Hide 17. Camas Valley 21, LookiiiKKluss 21. Myrtle Creek 3D, Kiddle 28. All other division games not re ported. Schedule January 28 Sutherlin at Oakland. Yoncalla at Drain. Myrtlo Creek at tllcmlulo, (.'anyouville at Kiddle. llnya Creek, bye. l-ookiiiKglasx at Wilbur. ; Glide ut Camas Valley, ,. lteednport at Klkton. - Buillh ltiver at tlardincr. ; Ily .M W. B. - Leaders ill the nortlern and ceil tral divisions of the Douglas bounty U league buakethall race ' Avore fairly well established as the Meatus finished the first round of county gumes, but in the southern nnd coustal divisions the latest re gains show ties In leadership fur 4jacb. In tho northern division. Oak land high school has things pretty well lis own way by virtue of a -Victory last Friday over Drain. The win gave them undisputed leadership with 3 gumes wun nnd no losses at the end of the first -round. Wilbur has a eolulortalile Jead In the central division, post ing 3 wins without a luss. Myrlle I'reek, by turning the tables on Itldille higli school last week, mov ed Into a tie with Kiddle lor first place la the southern division. lal'dliior and Klkton are tied In 'Alio coast division with one win Vaoti, but due to the Tart that last .woek's results have not been re ported, lulest standings cannot bo JBIVCIl, I , Drain, Camas Valley. Days Creek and either Keeilspnrt or Minllh Klvor ure the teams In sec ond place at this stage or the race. .Oakland will probably run lino a lot of trouble during the second Jiulf of the race Willi I H alo nud rilltherllii. Wilbur should not have any mure trouble controlling the ,m.':ond round that she had In the first. Myrtle Creek nud Kiddie are ..making a dog-fight" out of the southern division race. It s any body's race over on tin roast Willi liai diner having the edge. ; Oakland high school nosed out Drain, 27 to 2ti, in one of the most 'gruelling conlesls ever played on ;a Drain floor. After a ragged first . lialr, both teams came hack In plav brilliant ball I lie rimil two periods. '.Stearns was high-point man for 'the winners with !l. hut Cursliuc ,and Moorman of liialu shared scor ing honors for the evening wlili In Jpolnts. In tho preliminary, the Inula , girls' volleyball team won a close game from Oakland. :iil io 21. all :vr being down 10 to 111 at lialtlliue. Suiumary: .Oakland (27) (2fi Uraln bourns (III V (i) Curler llonnett (2) !' ( III (loisllne 'lodd (li) ('.... (Ill) Moorman Colo (I) I) (;:i imiIs Ilalrd (il) (i u'i t'i 'Mamniond (21 .K Itvdell .llukansnti (1) ; Clicking for the lit hi lime ihls neaaoli, Kuthcilln, high school ;lound Utile opposition liom Yon nulla, (Icrcutlliu III. -Ml 42 to II. in u fast rough game, to take their lirst division win for the season. ) Yoncalla did some fancy bull .liluiillmK, but could not connect wlth the hoop cont.islenll. tloun 1reo, Mrowu und Allen ied ttie friulhorlin attack Willi l:l, 17 and .10 points respectively. t'oamer wntl Tili-pln wlili li points each 'wlnired scoring honors tor on Valla. I Yoncalla girls' volleyball team salvaged someibiug from the dis astrous oveillng by llci'elllllic iithurltn 4ti to l;l. S'oncalla took .Jin early lead und held it through rout the game, i Summary: ",Siitheilln (12) .nominee (13) ..K J'lueoid t. plrowii (17) IV. .Owens (21 (I . .Allen (10) O Webber S . ;Slllllh ... S . X'hellowulh S . (M Yoncalla . ( I'nn titer ... (tl) Tut pin -r .Mathls Annitaur Let Appli-mtU' . (2) LudiliiK KoI.etiH Iln.bl Wlteheii t Wilbur high bcI I took lis thiid straight league game, this tints al -the expenso of (Utile high hi-Iiok?. VJ to 17. Coach Weber's taller 'nnd more experienced quintet K"'n 4'd nn S point lead in the first quiii Ifr, hut weie held on fairly even .ui'ios for the renuiinder of the entile by n fightiig (Hide fHe. Say srs, Wflhnr, and Asam, tilide, took liiglt iHitnt hnuors for the evening jjith 10 and ti points, resperth'ly Wilbur made it a double victory Vbeu their girls' volleyball tepm Gladys Jp3. "i- I Ii):i(j-"I7 with VMwY KoihIh, ('.i lection National AAI' Oi'Ih' totiinaiucnt, ut Wichita, Khii. AIko l)',l' AII Aniciifiin Iiu'h' nile.s, Si. houls. Mo. Won mitiotial fn-u throw champlotiHhip In ItCif). First Bmison with Olson'H Hci Hcnds, world's hmiipion rIiIh' baHkt'thnll ti-am ull-slurH d?f!tit(il tho licit HcailH hoiiMPS in close kuiiiuh. They return star team, Hponnored by the local Tuemlay evenliiK, January 25, Is the Icfeatcri (illdo, 31 to IB, In the pre liminary. Summary; (Hide (17) (2! Wilbur II. Wood CS) .. V (7) Wyatt Hond (2) V (KM Savers II. Wood (11) ...V. (6) Short Asam (G) (1 (4 Woofly lllakely (3) V, (2) Kitch ShiKletoD S Pom son Hons S lteferee: Copeland. Playing before one of the" laraest erowciw in yiar, Caman Valley moved Into second position In the cHiitral division race by defeating IxjokhiKKlass, 2-1 to 21, 1 he came was played at high speed through- t out ragged paslitg and pour ml lug kepi the score down. Camas Valley led III to 11 ut half time. Murray of (Juntas Valley led both teams In scoring for the evening with lti tallies. Maddox and lluell were high for Looking glass with 8 and i points, respec tively. .', .' In u double preliminary, the Camas Valley girls' volleyball team def filled Iiukiugglass, 31 to -I, in the opening game; the Cam as juniors (hen played Tenmlle juniors in basketball and won, i!7 to III. Summary: Camus Valley 21 21 Lookingglans .Murray (lti) ...V (1) Hnilley V. Johnson (4) K (2) Hodges Luck wood (21 ..C (H Maldox Standley (1 1 .... Kelt . Johnson (1) C (7) Hnell Ware S Mathews Myrtli. Creek high school aveng ed an eurlj -seamm defi-ut last Kri ilay night tiy turning the lables m Kiddle high school, dcfeutiitg them Mil to 2S, to go Into a tie for first place In the southern division race. Kiddle bad previously defeated Myrtle Creek, 2!) Io I'l. IlalMhnc score was lti all. Klliolt and Whet el pared the Myrlle Creek atlack with 12 and 1 1 points respective ly. Mellor, Kiddle forward, garn ered lo points for the evening to lead his (cniuniulcs. Myrtle Creek girls volleyball added to laurels by taking the pre liminary l mm he Kiddle girls, 2:t lo If). Summary: Myrlle Creek (3!) (2H) Diddle .... (in) .Mellor (21 I'. Meeker (SI Wilson ... (II Cm-null CI) .. Ilecker (II Hales Morris . !' I Her (SI . . Kiliolt (I'-'l Smith (III .. Whelel (II) Cochran (2) Slarbuck .... ...I'. (' .. (!.. Helen' Howard Tinner. In a nightcap game lo tlie Cliiie Williur coulesl. tile lillde Townies defeated the Itosebuig rickllps. M lo 12. I'ed Schopf. (ill. I,- high school coach, went on a oneniau scoring spree to sink 17 field goals for el poiulH. Mail' took second honors tor (Utile wllh 12 points. Ilyrd was high lor Iti.seburg wlh two Held goals. Stllllinat y ; llsbg. 1'ick ups 1121 (M C. Townies .McDowell (2) Itruce (21 Hayes CI) lllltter (II .... Hvrd (II CI 1 1 Si bopl tl'.'l Man . .. I' llliikely I 1 1 Copeland (21 It Mlakely (IsU'lll ltefi Hurl. Oakland high school won its sec ond uorthein division league game by defeating Sullleiiin high school. L':t to l;I, at SuiIiim lin. In a lough contest In which ;l;t loaU were called on the two teams. Slealus. Oakland lorwatd. was high tioliit mall tor Hie winners with !l point. Todd, wllh ti. was I'linner-iip. Hiowu and Koiiutice of Sullieilin led their lealiimates Willi li and I points. 1 espectlel . Siniunai y : Sullieilin n;i) lioiinlree 1 1) ... IMueoid llrown lli) ... Owens Allen Cll .. Webber- Pav.s C':n Oakland III) Stearns (II ileniiell .... J li Todd CD llakinsou III Cole Hauimoud ! .... Hrmv ; Hand Referee: Whipple. Vove to Rosrturg Mr and Mrs rtmlhon and f.nml bnn tinned to liosebuii! Iiom 'liiuistott. Lommler - voianrt, Ohio. 19.'t.ri All-Aiiici lean hh- whlih meets "all-comers," HoHelmig twice last Heumm befoio packuMl hk1h to meet another local all- high school uthlullc aHHOclatioii. date. I World Champion Girls to Face All-Star Team at Senior High Gym. (Ily M. W. II.) The lied Heads play tonight! The long-awaited return engage ment of Olson's Ited Heads, world's champion girls' basketball team versus the noughts County All Ktars takes place tonight at the senior high gym ut 8 u'clock. Ad veneo ticket sale already points to a complete, sell-out. "llenuty with basketball" that's the combination the lied Heads of fer lor I on Ik lit 'H alhletlu treat. These seven gil'is, all Titian thatched, play straight men's rules, meet any and all teams and ask no favors. Last season they' played more than ).,. games, never loi'.lug to a gills' team and defeat Ins' many men's combinations. Last year the lied Heairs played in Itoseliiitg twice mid were nosed out both (lines by close scores by me liouglas t numy All-Stars. Hack ngaiu to play are Peggy l.anson, f feet S Inchea of husky guard; Kay Kirpatrick. the ti- loot sure-shot who sinks them Iriiln any pail of the flour: Uutb Ostium, the 6 foot center; Hael Vi.-keis. at ." feet 9 Indies. New playing members are I, Ha Hlue. 5 feel in , inches; Hetty Keith. 6 feel, and tlladys l.oinmler. auotliei ti rooter. This girls' team has never .vol failed to provide the "lops" in athlellc elllerlaillllii'llt. Local Rivals Listed Against this feminine arrav of i.r.skelball greats will lie the I'ouglas County All-Slais. a team romposeil ol ei-college and higli scliool hoop liiuilllaiies, the cream of the local athletic crop. Those who have slgiiil'l.'d their Intention of playing ale James Walls, es Cnhi'ixliy or Oregon star, and at present senior high school athletic coach; Cliff Ho.uei. Sutherlin high school allllellc coai h, and 3 year letteiiuaii from Oregon; Mar shall I'engia. ex Heloit unl ,-rsiiy star; Hello Crltes. tenner lleud ' Jfigli scliool Hash; Heiuaid Young, l loyce Taylor, l-'red lient, Jean Tynan. Inall Haker. nn,l May Hani Hell, past pet foi tners for It. II. S. Another aii.llllnn may he led Schopf. dido high school roach, who played lei Southern Oreron Normal. The loral plaers scheduled woikonli. ... ,j,st week, declare! they are ready tor tile eiuoiiuter an.l hope lo make it three wins in a low over Hie lied Heads. Hod Turner will do the olilclating. BASKETBALL SCORES I'OI! I I. ASH, Jan. '.V.. -(API .le;;se Owens' bal nsloi ulillg tllvni pians defeat,,! the SlgiiHl oi: bas ketball team last night. It to Zi. The Olympians held a one point lead. I.", to II. al the half. Olil-litlX CUV. J;,,,, ;,.. (A., - Oierou t'itj's baskethall lealn defealeil Alb.ill) lli ;li school. to "I. last night. MOI NT ANC,i:i,. Jan. LV (API The Mount All':el college liasket- ball team was .1,1, ated last night. :tl lo "I. by a Sollliielll tllegoll Nollual school sipiaii, SAI.KM. .Ian jr.. .Pi Salein lllgh b.iskeleeis lost to Corvallls last night at t'oivallis, J o 17. Return to California Mr and Mrs. Waiter Cuius left Monday for their home in M.irsvtlle. Calif', arter speU'liui: s te.- dis a' the home ol the laltcl's btnthvr, H. W. audeis. T Kollow iiig Is a list of the claims audited and allowed by the county court at Us regular January lenn: Pilbl. Co. I7.6u; Lawyers' Co-op Pub). Co. S7 1) nnd 7.fi(i; West Hii'bl. Co. S6.uu and li.itit; Pacific Protective Assn. $2:1.71; .Mrs. A. Wade, room nnd board S2ii.nu: I.e. ler I.. Wlmberly, P. M. IfiOll; Iiun- I'Olt Wlillney Co. IZZ.aU: P. T. T Co. USS; lliilllff :i.i)o; Bancroft Whitney Co. S7.r.O. County Court: (leo. K. (Jllllle. con vent ion exp. 124.05; H. 11. Itoud- man. commissioner Ixl. lid. J!i7 vr, and li. I.. Stearnn. coniuils.-imiier IHi.tij; T. T. Cu. Justice Court: Justice fees ?lil..(o; witness fee l:l.r,u; Slither- nn sun , an; r. T.. T. Co. J2..'I5; West Coast Pig. and Hdg. Co 5i r.ll; Sun Printing Co. 15.U0. Juvenile Court: Associated Oil Co. I1.S5; Shell Oil Co. 12.73 and $ti.:i9; Mrs. A. Wade, board and room 110.00 and J16.25: Hiehflelrt Oil Co. 11.76: General roads, gas anil oil fl.l; P. T. T. Co. J1.40; .-igiiea .i . rucnioru, travel exp. 52S.35; S I A Com. 5.50. District Attorney: Lester L. Hiinlieriy, l'. M. s.-,.oo and 13.00; . Long, convention exn. and travel 21.7II; P. T. T. Co. $ti.KS: Sun PrlulliiK Co. I.Sfi. Assessor: Lester L. Wlmherly. .M. S5.II0; extrn clerk hire. C. K. Itoberls JIIO.OI), Vera Jones $70.01) and I2S.O0, W. A. Stephen son J7S.O0 and 520.00; Hoseburg Hook slore $7.50; Mm roughs Add ing .Machine Co. 1.X0: P. T. T. Co. $3.35; S I A Co i. $3.10. Clerk: Lester L. Wlmberlv. P. M. $40.00; Ilurrniigbs Adding Ma- chine Co. 51.40; P. T. T. Co. $2.ii0; west Coast Ptl'K. and Hdir. Co. SG.7G; Hoseburg Hook store $1.41); Sun printing Co. $11.75; Doug las Abstract Co. $.30; S I A Com. SI. Hi. Coroner: II. C. Stearns $13.85: Jury $0.00; witness fees $3.00. Sheriff, Legal Oeot.: W. A. Man ning $3.00; H. M. .McCabe, travel exp.. phono $29.25; Shell OH Co. $13.51, and with 2 tires $44.97; Hansen Motor Co. $17.40: Cliff Thornton $7.90; Cenl. Petroleum Corp. $2.10; Hichfleld Oil Co. $3.88; Standard Oil Co. $14.38; Union Oil Co. SS.34; P. A. Webb, aulo pluleB 52.00; General Roads, gaa, oil Slli3.9R; Lester L. Winiberly, P. M. Sin 00; Steve Cooper $5.00: P. roster 51. 5i Dernard Young S2.U0; II. W. droves, transport prisoners $3.00; Churchill Mil we. Co. $135; P. T. T. Co. $23.75: West Coast Ptrg. and Hdg. Co. S2II.3H; Percy A. Webb, travel exp. S17.9II; Ilnseburg Book store $1.00; II. .M. McCuhe. travel exp. 530.90; J. C. Parrott, services $40.00: the field deputy sborirf service Tees. P. W. Illllard $23.40: O. M. Dver S22.S0; II. M. McCabe 818.40; Geo. Ollnghollsa $7.55; J. C. Parrott $71. SO; Percy Croft $.70; Western Union $.93: S I A Coin. ' $211.85. Sheriff, Tax Dept.: Orlena Klnl tery S4S.no nnd $75.00; II. C. Horny maps 525.00; Hurrougbs Adding .Machine Co. S3. lit); Hov Agee. clerk, exp. $.50: P. T. T. Co. $2.35; S I A Conilll. $1.27. Sheriff, Del. Per. Tax Coll.: Karl Snell, Secy. $1 Oil; II. C. Darby, mnps $25.1)0: Genera! roads, gas. oil. repair SS1.78; H. C. Darby, travel exp., repairs enr 515. St); Hoseburg Hook store SI. 00; Hose burg Klerulc 52.75; S I A Comm. $3.59. School Superintendent: Stella (Juine, travel exp. $20.ilii; Art K. Davis, box rent 5 75; Waiin and Collier, services 523 40; Consoli dated Frelirht Lines $.50; P. T. T. Co. $2.90: Stella (Juine. convention exp. Sla.ia; S 1 A (omul. 5.37 Surveyor: Churchill Hardware Co. S OU and $1.(17: I), c. Wax Of fice Koilipmcnt Co., cabinet $tin.i)0; Keiillel and Ksser Co. 51.51: Par- ton Hclliwell. maps 51. On; Consoli dated Freight lines 51.35; Fred Dependable Service $3.50; P. T. T. Co. .12. .'15; II. L. Riistein. ser vice and corners 5123 00: X. K. lilcliardson $ln.il): Hert Lane 510.1111; S I A Cmiini. $2.44. Treasurer: Hurrougbs Adding Machine Co. 52.20; P. T. 'I'. Co $2.35: S 1 A Comm. 5.35. Health Unit; Lester L. Wlmher ly. P. M. Sill Olid and Slil.oil; New Service Laundrv $1.24 and $3.54: Physician and Hospital Supply Co. M5.liil; Janet Mottnt. travel exo. Sell nil; Hoseburg Pharmacy $I 0; P. T. T Co. $t" oil : Chapmsn Phar macy 52 15: Hoseburg News He- view, supplies, adv. 515.10; Oregon Tuberculosis Assn. 52.50; S 1 A Cnnim $3 95; Janet Moffat, travel exp. S.iil.no. Roadmaster: liouglns Printers $1.5o; Henry Tynier Co. inc. $120; Karl Snell. Secy. 51 .00; M C. Howker 545 00; llarton llelllwell limp 51.00; General roads, gas. oil and repairs on car 5IH9 37; P. T. T Co. $ii .".ii; S I A Conilll. $3.92. County Home: .Mrs. Lou Martin, laundress. 3 payments 525.1)0 each ; W. II Hailey il.aii; Pacific Krnit ami Produce Co. 57.4n and 539.17: I-aHtio Hitchle. eggs 5r,.72 and 57 50; floe Ritchie 51530; Chap man Drug store Jii.lii and 517 so;: I.. A. Dillard. D JI. D. $H0i: lh'. A. C. Seely $15.00; llwv. Service Station, repair SI 1.31; Lester L. Winiberly. P. M.. postage Sl.lnl; llshg. Lumber Co. 53!l.2'i and S2ii r.n: Monicomerv , aid Co 51.79 and 5S.9I: Kdward M. Gul den $5,25; Western Foundry 55.lUi and $!lnn: W. I). Hess, heel $::i.7li; S. K. Msssengill $22. 51: Physician and Hospital Supply Co. St 99 and SO. en; Hmce Parrott. digging grave 5i)ii; Geo. K. (Jllliie. fare $1.00; General Knmts. gas, oil and re pairs auto 5135.12. and Indigent, gas $iill; Hernard Heaver, cow, Jliii.ilO; Douglas Flour Mills $t3.2u; Kconomy Market 52 45; Calif. Ore gon Power Co $Mi.3l: Churchill Karilwate Co. 5131: Grimm's Cm eery 51231'; Noah llollnway. help er 515. mi; HaMles Drug Store 517.52; Ktbel Perdue, nurse $15. nil; l laia Lauilrelb $15. "O; Kinest Fox 515 00; H.omond Fox JI.'.'UI; l.all itue Jones 5J2.5"; Hosehurg IMi-ar-Tllacv !''f, ; J C peuuev lV hu. JSS7. P T T Cii Ji.75: H C. ejartiu, laundry aelper $17.50; Morgan's Grocery $3513; Rang Model Bakery $45.41; Deer Creek Hairy $4. 3D; Iwuglas Co. Cream ery $33 56; Rafewsy Store $15 14; Pioneer Drug $9.17; Msrsiers Drus Co $400; Goettel's Variety Storf $33; Kshg Undertaking Co., am bulanre 13 0''. and burials I7IIU0; The ileinll Store $125; Calkins and Hreekner fao.Oo; Douglas Market $17 62: Heriuan O Althaus $lii.87; W. Black $1.35; Slaudard Oil Co. $0.67; S 1 A Cum. $26.52 less 788 meals to pris oners at 25c or 1197(10, which Is credited to the county home sup plies. County Jail: Cliff Thornton, meals for prisoners, $3.50; New Service Laundry $13.12; Calif. Ore Power Co. $5.22: Churchill Hard gon Power Co. $3.30; Haynes Drug Store $1.89; Marstera Drug Co $85; C. W. Clark, studio, photos $3.so; W. Hlack $3.50. Blind Assistance: Allowance $C2.2f. Child Assistance: Allowance. Hoys' and Gills' Aid Soiarty $511.00. Dep. Child Assistance: Allow ance $424.55. Public Assistance: Allowance $1,128.33. Sailors and 8oldiers Assistance: Allowances, civil war $60.00; Span. Amer. war $120.00; World war $593.62. Agents: County 4-H Club: Earl Snell, Secy, of State, license $1.00. Bounties, Coyote: The following received $24.0(1: Vern Lerwill and Albert Hall: the following receiv ed $16.00, Vern Lerwill, (Ids Dun nivau and Hert Meloy; the follow, lug received $8.00, Herman Ward rip, Kdgar II. Jones, Hert B. Pan- key, timer Dawson, Wayne Smith. Clem Tavenner. Lester Johnston, O. O. Sether, Hnrley Dean. Dennis Lovelace for McKlrdy, Hert Meloy, J. F. Churchill, (leo. II. Sarver, John Hutchinson, Hay Morgan, Chester Howard, Clarence John ston, W, A. Hlackert, Harley Dean. Robert Glrven, John Bartle, Esli M. Morgan, Lester Johnston, II. W. Jones, James Hallivllle, Dennis Lovelace, Tom Cunningham: John C. I'lam, travel exp. $25.00. Bridge Funds: C. C. Hill Lumber Co. $1.73; Pine Ml. Lumber Co. $331; Fir Hldge Lumber Co. $4.14; Orhllng Lumber Co. $240.21; Pacific .Motor Transport $7.18: Churchill Hardware Co. $.54; Orh llng Lumber Co. $14.26: the fol lowing is the payroll of foremen and crews: Ben W. Taylor $12-1.25; fcben Mode $94.00; Geo. Crenshaw 594.00; Harry Baird $86.00; Wm. iioetl :io.oo; Bert Shortridge $70.00, and A. B. Gardner $56.00; this fund was charged $304.50 in Homer Gallop's pavroll: S I A Comm. $108.02. Total amount spent for December $1,331.17. Little Canyon Bridge: J. R. Has- eltlne & Co. 531.26; Coen Lumber Co. $4.55; L. W. Melger Co. 51.40; Portland Bolt and Mrg. Co. $31.68; Pacillc Motor Transport $7.09: the following Is the payroll of fore man and crews Including the amount deducted nbove: Homer Gallop $150.00; W. H. Gallop $70.00; Russell Odle $115.00; D. S Clemens $116.25; Geo. Mcllugll $111.25; K. K. Leas $91.00; Dav ton Mlnfer $73.00; Grunt Klncald $73,110; Oscar Hader $73.00; Rob ert Mlnter $73,011; Win. T. Hughes $76.00; Fay Leatherwood $65.00; Ira Sutton $57.00; Hov Ladd $54.75; Vlrgll Clemens $63.75; H.I .1. Fatinion $36.00: M. N. Humph reys S2S.00; nud Win. T. Hughes 516.00; S I A Conilll. 5272.11. To tal amount spent for December 51.385.59. Courthouse Expense: W. A. Illack $8.25 and $5.65; Otis (elevat or Co. $6.00; M. A. Paul SI. 20; A. K. Hansen Paper Co. 516.75: V. hV Kinsel $1.00; General Itoads, re pairs $95 32; Consolidated Freight Lines 5.56; Calif. Oregon Power Co. 5101.93; Churchill Hardware Co. $2.70: .1. N. Allen Supply Co. 54.19; Hoseburg Lumber Co. 560.00; Western Foundry Co. 530.00; Page Lumber Co. $3 81; Wharton Bros. $.50; S I A Comm. $5.59. , Dairy Hera insoector: Geo. L. Nicholas. M. I). $31.20. General Supplies: Storv lies 5S.00; W. K. Finzer Co. $7.11; H. W. Specialty Co. 51.16. Miscellaneous Accounts: Mrs. Annie Franklin, return! ot personal tax paid in error $8.58. Property Classification: Huron ('lough 5116.40 and $84.50: C. K. .Murks and travel exp. $155.85 and S127.80. Publishing and ' Advertising: Port rmpquu Courier, claims Oct. 522.40 and Nov. $12.90; News-Review, Nov. 525.30. Sealer of Weights: R. H. Thoiuli son 510.55. Total warrants drawn for the month SI6.S5ti.2S. Dog License Funds: Tom Fletch er $120.00: John Aheene. travel exp. 521 80; W. .1. Meredith, the same 561.00; Victor Phlpps. the same $61. nil; R. L. Moore, service, check made to Victor Phipps for ensb advanced $9. On; sheep killed. F. R. Hi-own 54.50; K. A. Crow 53.011; Million Klninitt 513.50: Kd Moser $3(10; M. I.. Nnlrls 51.50; II. I. Shaitenkirk $3 ml; Iterlha, sutherlin Sfi.on; Geo. Ward $1.50; Irwin-Hodsnn Co. $S0.50: Rsbg. News-Review 525.55; ' Hoy Agee. clerk clerical work 515, 5n; Lester L. Wlmherly. P. M. S9.llli; S I A t'oniiu. $2 61; total for the month $441.99. General Road Warrants: The following is for the road crews and foremen: John O, doner 55. no; Claud H. I lia 55.00; l. A. McCord $12.00; Carl llmiin 57 50; Tom Itllgg 57.50; Lou Mellon S7.5u; Percy Green $5 00; John Wilson $7.50: L. II. Illser 57.50; Claud Selleck 59:fiil; Lewis Hanks 87.50; C. U Hai nes 57 50; Lewis Hanks 525.00; John Wilson $30.0(1: !,. D. Strohecker $61. oil; N. K. Richard son $5.00; Geo. A Hut'elianls S44.0H; H. II. Owens $21.25; Klrby Masters 57.50; E. C. Owens 511.25. Ilarwln Owens $125n; (1. W. Cloudier $2S II"; V. V. Mc.bn 519 37: W. L. McAbny $17.50; l.e. ton Laurence $16.25: Ross Jenkins '51111; Hert Matthews $ll.75; L. V. ; Smllh SliiniiO: Todd Gilbreth 52.50 : I'm:! Smith 55 0": Jess Russell 562.50; George Wesetnan M2 50: Vivian Fiilmsb' $2 5": Ai well Mitel SI.""'; W. Hutchinson' 5111" ""; Fred Flliotl Ssooo; Km-1 in tt Mover $i;2 5"; Clai-ence Cha man $1""": Max Myers 5115 75:1 Arthur H.iird $5.""; Aithutl Balra Jr. 110.00; Carl Spear- iing $52.50: Ourl Pound $12.50; .'has. Wahl $5 0'.'; Fill Leisinger (26 00; L. D. Strohecker $16.00; J. .vl. Deardorlf 5102 5o; Hoy Timpy !S20o; Loren Deaidoiff $2000; D. H. Deardorlf $lo.iio: Itomie Ilow ird $2"5.62; George Langdon 117.50; Dick Ludwig $.12.50; Percy .angdnn $4"62: Stacy Adams 132.50; Howard Brink $6 88; Dale Hatriebl Sloo.oo: F. 1 Merry S73.60; Ed Hand $80."0; Hay Blood $32.50; H. II. Hreedlove $32.50; Richard Stritzke $35.00; Homer Vogt f9o.ii0; Frank Slanclit'f 160.00; Jake Matlack $02. 5o; Ralph Miller 516.25; F. G. l.e.Mar $2.50; Harold Brown $2.5o; J. 8. Man CIS. 75; Fred Royse $21.25; Lewln Parker $35.00; Harrv Cnlllson Jr. $11.25: C. W. Dlshman $203.20; Ray Green $47.50; Chas. Chapman 22 50; Lyman Stiles $15.00; Bruce Mccormick $12.50; Justin Eifert (3.75; I). C. McGehey $2.50: C. V. Perry $98.00: A. II. Church $20.01); Claud Church $.81); J. V. Smith $11.25; JI. K. Leas $140.25; I. M. Kpancake Ssii.00 ; Ed Johnson $80.0"; John lirek vluo.tiu; Dick Itiggs $68.00; Wm. Hoeft $4.00; E. It. Weber $70.50; Hoy Usher $84.00; Franklin Haines Sso.un; Frank Kausche $38.75; Harold Smith $35.0e; Cecil Derry $5.00; Wilbur Holcomb $5.00; A. H. Har desty $53.75; Love Howe $-17.60; Carl Moore 561.25; Robert Smith 358.75; Gilbert Binder $43.75; Ar thur Mack $5.00; Ed Jones $7.00; Muck Smith $1.25; A. II. Sawyers, (5.00; K. J. Spalding $104.0('; Dar ren Barker $78.40; Hay Bishop 57S.4U: Joe Krewson $15.00; W. II. Pennington $55. uu; M. Baldwin .'69 4"; Will. Coons $74.50; Oscar Mattoon $-18.75; K. M. Carpenter 43o.no; Geo. Kestersori $53.75; W. M. Angel $46.25; D. H. Towiisend S6.25; Aubrey Handolf $32.50; Wiley Chainberlin $27.50; Hay Harris $35.(10; Gaylor Angel 348.75; Tom Lazenby $52.50; Verne Miller $6.25; C. A. Towuselld $6.25: D. A. McCord $100.0(1; Carl Hrozio $50.00: Lon Melton $112.2"; Tom Hugg 510.00; Percy Green S30.00; I,. II. Illser 530.00; Claud Selloek $75.20; C. L. Barnes $55.00; Clarence Wilson $10.00; Ivan Hnneycutt $18.75; O. O. Matthews $100.00; Albert Green SS0.OO; Giover Craft 562.50; Geo. Gurney $20.00; L. F. Kelfer $15.00; R. R. Cockruui $15.00; T. 11. Burnett $7.00; James G. Burnett $16.25; Knlph St. Onge $63.00; Tom Bur nett Jr. 11.25; Guy AteOee $104.00; Raymond Spore 565.00; Roy Dun can $5.00; John Hachor $5.00; John Chancy $5.00; Alva Perdue 56.25; Howard Ward $2.50; Percy Simpson $2.50; Art Moore $42. 50; Ilelbert Poole 5i.a"; Newt Woods 515.00: Clyde Rydell $1250): Ray Collings 588.00; Nelson Grnbhe $67 20; Jim Howard Soo.oo: Artii ur Tollefson $15.00; Edwin Cornish $30.00; I). A. Peasley $53.75: Os car Hansen $7.50; Kenneth Town- send $5.00; Pete Weiss 521.25; Robert Bernhardt $40.0"; Douglas Dailev 5:4.50; .1, J. Svlvester $9.00: f ' v I BS Pi Now comes the big annual "CaterpiIlar"-John Deere MACHINERY SHOW . . . Bigger than ever this year! New features and new ideas for your entertainment and enlighten ment. ' All who farm will want to attend this event which is dedicated to the newest, most approved methods and machinery for successful farming. BE WITH US 10 A. M. WEDNESDAYJAN. 2T" There is no obligation ... no charge ... if you would like to come. Come early, stay late, and enjoy the lunch. MOVIES-EXHIBITS Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange E L. Pence $5 00; C. L. Cleveland $2.5o; S. D. Cleveland $2 5o: Sam Wooslev $10.00; O. R. Woosley $7.50; Allen Iwla $7.50; Win Lewis 7.5"; Marvin Judy $5.00; Datrell Gray $15.oo; Howard Per kins $10 no; E. j. Patterson $10.00; J. S. Marr f:12.7o. The following warrants are for supplies: W. N. Pendeigrass $1.60; Arthurs Garage $11.95; II. L. Bos sen 510.52; H. A. Cool $12.40; Days Creek Store $2 71; Deiiu-Gerretsen Co. Inc. $108.17; Drain Motor Co. Sl.oo: Electric Steel Foundry Co. I $30.61; Feeliaugbty Machinery Co. S6.KI; General Tool Co., $14.1 1; Coin Lumber Co. J2.0S; A. C. Hang & Co. $38.07; Hansen Motor Co. $40.00; J. E. Hnseltino 4c Co. SI5.SS and $39.50; Henderson Gro cery $.5"; Myrtle Creek Garase 56 55; Chas. Howell $4.20; Shell Oil Co. 51521.11; Thomas Kiegtfl $.75; Standard Oil Co. S153.no; Stearns and Chenoweth $252.95; Chas. Varrelnian $3.00; Ernest Al len $11.25; J. E. Brugg $.75; S. and L. Chapman Lumber Co. 56. ill; Graber (ietlys Hardware Co. $5.90; Hansen .Motor Co. 518.46; J. E. Haseltine & Co. $7.53; Howard Cooper Corp. $17.60; Reeds:iort Garage $s,25; Standard Service $.30; L. C. Vealev $4.5o; Woodbury Co. $77.31; E. H. Metrger $100.00; Bigelow Lumber Co. $10.55; T. M. Benedict $62.90; Churchill Hard ware Co. 51.44; N. D. Cool Est. $2.65; General Paint Corp. $15.5o; A. C. Hang & Co. $5.96; Hansen Motor Co. $10.24; Pacific Machine and Tool Steel Co. $91.73; Wood bury & Co. $12.55; Elkton Service $.25; Hansen Motor Co. 510.12; Ja cobs Machine nnd Welding Works BASKETBALL Douglas County All-Stars vs. Olson's Red Heads ALL-AMERICAN WORLD CHAMPION GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Playing Straight Men's Rules Tuesday, Jan. 25, Game 8 p. m. "All Courtesy Tickets Are Void" ADMISSION: 25c AND 40c $14.55; I'mpqua River Navigation Co. $6S.00. The following warrants are for gravel, rock and miscellaneous items: Earl Snell, Secy, of State, $1.00 and $1.00; Clyde Rydell $1.90; Lester Bell $9.50; W. S. Hamilton 510.00; .Mrs. D. C. Ingram $6.10; Mrs. R. W. Long $18.93; Sam C. Miller $9.90; Harold Nichols $2.50: Tom Ollivant $13.95; R. Z. Smith 51.70; Geo. Casebeer $1.50; E. M. Mnthis $4.10: Lyle Marstera $4.40; M. C. Howker $45.00; Jane Whar ton $46.00; Pacllii: Motor Trans port $5.17; J. S. Marr $32.70; Pierce Auto Freight Lines $.50; Calif. Oregon Power Co. $19.81; Pacific Telep. and Teleg. Co. $7.05; .Mrs. Mary Bushnell $1.30; Warren Cloake 524 20; Mrs. O. S. Camp bell $3.10; C. S. Henry $39.40; Jeas HodgeB $9.50; Max Myers $2.70; A. McGill and Son $17.01; llmpqua River Navigation Co. $05.00; Mrs. H. W. Long $10.86; State Indus trial Accident Comm. $459.05; To tal of all warrants lor the month of December, S10.2S9.76. Road District No. 1: Pure Iron Culvert and Mrg. Co. $1,000.00; Hoseburg Motor Co. $345.00; llinp qua River Navigation Co. $1589.85 and $1425.75; and the final appor tionment 1937 road district mon ies to the different cities in the county, $2140.92. Total of all war rants for the month $0801.52. Special Road District Funds: To the general roads for maintenance and equipment $10,356.14. Umpqua Highway Improvement Road District: To the general roads for maintenance and clear ing slides on Hodden road $2121.75. mTV