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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1938. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Importance of Maintaining Fertility of Soil Against Erosion Pointed Out. Kaily sucdlng of covr ciopa or greuii liumuro crops in tirctiunttt tjllUlllll llOt hO OVLM lOOklMl, V UI'llH J. Itolaml Parker, us llictte uitm provide tlm cheapest iintatts of Inill'liim and ititiintalnhiK wll f"i tillly. The kind of u crop (suetled and mown i not ho Important, ait having; some kind of a cover crop or green ntannru crop in Hie oicii urd diniiiK tho wiiilur. A envoi1 ciop or green inuuuro crop, takou lip Ihq uvullublu plauL food and keeps U from liulng niinovcd from tin; soil by winter rainx. prevents washing and erosion ot the noil and prodticcti a valuable fertilizer and orgunic mutter for enriching the soil. .Most cover crops will dp bettor if seeded early, on mill low In tor till ty and organic niattur cover crops are mower in starling and need a longer period to become urt- tabllnlied nufore win lor weather seta in. Seeded early on good Hulls cover crops do belter than It seed ed late in the fall, Pluuiilng to sued cover crops la to in September October oiten results In not seed ing ul nil, states Air. I'arker, curly rains make It Impossible to seed the cover crop or lo cover the ueed if broadcast. Advice on Crops , Winter rye seeded lute In' Au gust or eariy September at !MJ to iuu pounds per acre on the poorer soils lacking In organic matter have given better results than most other cover crops. W Inter ryo Is recommended for all bill orchards where other cover crops do not make a good growth. Mixtures of outs and vetch which can be purchased cheaply are rec ommended lor lauds w hero cover crops normal ly make a, good growth. Purchasing straight seed of any kind uud mixing with other seed always costs more, than when adapted mixtures cuu be pure-mined directly from the threHhlng mu ch! no without cleaning or lifter re cleaning. Cover crop experimental plots seeded last fatl to hairy vetch, com mon vetch, and purple vetch mixed with outs and hurley and crimson clover seedud straight gave equal ly good results. No difference in tho quantity of forage on the ground could be noticed between the vetches. Crinmon clover made an excellent cover crop hut was the first, successful crop secured In four years of trials and cannot be leuom mo tided for seeding at the present time. Tlio coat of seeding vetches straight Is about the same regard less of the kind of vetch seeded. Common vetch needs to be seeded at least twice us heavy per acre ns purple or hairy vetch, Austrian winter -peaR straight or with oats Or other smull cereals has given fiood results as a cover crop. Aus trian winter peas seeded alonu should be seeded 75 to lib per acre. Cover crops or green manure crops are upprovod pructlces un der the agricultural conservation program and farm operators com plying with leouli'eme'nts of the program will earn benefits for such practices carried out on their farms. - 5 gSNAME HOOPJ.E? Vg THE SHOW IS ABOUT TO BCjlW P l,-7:2--' VES Sa, MAJOR. HOOPJ.E. IS THE ' ''f WAMEj LATE OF HIS AAAJeSTV'S ) ' ;! ' PBOPRIETOE. Or- T -w I AkA vi f muocD l ' t I THIS CAWVA-3- I AVJD PEPIETOPZ- T WELL, AS -, V COVERED FAkJ- STEP TO OWE PEOPRIBTOe, Y" f tAUGO, GOVERNOR? C7 SIDE, PLEASE, AjJD AUD C'f FEMDER fly S ' 7 LBT THE OJSTOMEES J OF TH' LAW, 4Q i l(Vi ( lu' 7 VOLJ AEE 1 Major Hoop!efhrkBJ0r'"ease-l27-90 N . C0PH, M,BY IKA SERVICE.! KollnwIiiR is n list of tlm cIiiIiiih jiiiillli'il mill iillnwi'ii t iiio ritKiii:ir Alimint U'l-iu tjt i-minly tMiilrt: Olrcult Court: l.caii.r l Wlinhur ly, I'. ,M., ?ll.(l(l; V,, I'nlil. Co,, fn.OO; I,. Iliillmnrk, Hpl. CiiuhMcl. r,.(MI; Amorliali l.inv llnnk Cn., !fl3.s; I'. 'IT. Co.. :l.lr.; I.ii(,i'8 i-o-iiii 1'nbi. (;o., j7.r,o. . County Court: Huron CIoiikIi. Iriivol oxi lii.!M: It. I,, siciirns, t'ulullllssioni'i'. SKlll.sil; II. II. ttimil. liuiii. coinmlKHloni'i-, $!i!l.l!; p 'i"!1 Co., $1.20. Justice Court: Jiimlio fi.cn. S 1 H7. 1 r ; t'oiiHliihli, f(,iK, $;i.r,ii; llirora' fio, fii.mi; WIIiiohh fn'S. JI7.M; T. TT. Co., $2.35. Juvenile Court: Agnes M. I'ltcll- fonl, inivel oxii., $1:1.7.1; I". 'IT. Co., $7.22; Car. $20.0(1; Shell Oil i., $7.12; s. I. A. Cumin., $:i.8(i. District Attorney: I'. TT. Co.. $7.03. Assessor: Leslur h. Wliiihorly, M., $1.00; IIimtoiikIis AllllllIK Almhlno Co., $1.50; Vnru MfC lonea, $21.00; P. TT. Co., $:.:B; iolil IH'liiltles. W. .1. iMoioilltli. $20.00; V. S. Woodruff, $20.00 and OrnoHt llolllwoll, $S7.6'0; S. I. A. Comm.. $2.01. Clerk: Lcstor I.. Wlmliorlv. I'. M., $21.50; UsIik. Hook Sloro, $3.0o; I'. TT. Co., $2.85: Sun Pi-llltlllu Co.. $11,011; S. I. A. Co l., $1.28. Coroner: l'oes. $25.00: nillcnuo. SI8.B5; Juror, $11.00; Wllnomii'S. $1(1.50; II. C. ICoHllnlul. $5.00: J. C. Cnmpbi'll, M. I)., $5.00. Sheriff, Leoal Dept.: Tho follow- l"B field dcoiitli's recolvud sui'vko toos: F. w. Ullliird, $22.85; (1. iM. uyer, $11.8(1; (Iooiko IJdcn, $0.76; W. Hartshorn, $3.20: 1,'roil Kin. Hid, $10.10, and II. M. ,loCalo, $5.50; tho followliiK llold duputlus eoolvud for aorvlcon and travel oxncnau: II. ,M. Dyor, $10.85; Jako Miiwyoi-R, $3.(10; Karl Wood, $2.00; ,eo. (JIlnuhouHo, $lii.ou: o. W. Hartshorn, Ul.im: Vivil Klnsol. $10.00; (leo. Kdos. $11.70 and II. M. MuUiiIib, $111.30; ItoHobui'K Hook Sloro, HOc; Union oil Co., $2.5S; Hlchllohl Oil Co., $2.80; Stalldanl Oil Co., $25.71; Shell Oil Co., $10.(13; Taylor's llatlery Station, $7.25; It. 1,. Wlniherly, P. M on veloiies. $33.30; P. TT. Co., $18.35; Art Hunmlde Co.. $1(1.11; Pacific: Coast Htiimi) Co., $10.15; SI lllllaril Motor Co., $3.50; Western I'nlon, $11.75; S. I. A. Comm., $10.82; Slevu ('noiior, $28.82; Hansen Motor Co., J12.IS; Percy A, Wohh, tnuuls, $1.25. Sheriff. Tax Dept.: HuiioukIis AihlhiK Machine Co., $2.lo; P. TT. Co.. $2.35; S. I. A. Comm. 07c. Sheriff Del. Per Tax Coll.: UsIik. Hook Slore. Sli.oO: ,. o. Ncwliiinl anil Sou, $3.5ii;i S. I. A. Comm., $3.31. School Superintendent: Slelhi Qulno, liavi'l exp. to volition, $.'-I.V!; I . TT. Co., $2.30; S. I. A Comm.. ;lc. Surveyor: II. I,. Konsleln. 87000' for Covernnii.nt Coiners. $7.50: f. Co., $2.30; S. I. A. Comm., Ail, line T. Co., SI. 20: S. I. A. IT. 83c Treasurer: Huironiths Machine Co.. $1.00: p. ' $2.70; Kelly Salca Co, llshll. Ncws-ltevlctt, 20c: Comm.. 31e. Health Unit: Lester I,. Wlmlier. ly. I'. M., $10,110; llsliii. Hook Hlore. SOc; P. TT. Co.. $12.08; Itslm. News ltevlew. (illc; New Service Lniiiidiy, $3.02; S. I. A. Comm.. $2. 08. Roadmastcr: llslnt. Hook Slore, 10c; P. TT. Co.. $2.s7; Lnpluim Mo lors, $13.00; S. 1. A. Comm., $2,117. County Home: Kimuctl Hall. 3liQ: It. II. Moulmiineiy. $lnn; Lallrle Itllihio, $1(1.1(1; Lostur I.. Wlmburly, P. M ., $1.00; ,M. L. Stiuler, $11.30; cash adv., $2 50; Wal ler l.ollko, $21.25; l.loyl Cole, $1.05; M. T. Ilawson, $00.13 and $30.01; IlayiieB Drug Store, $3.75; Con. FreiKh Linen. $1.87; Itshir. I'ndertukliiK Co., $12.00; Standard Oil Co., $1.15; Douglas Funeral Home, $37.50 and $102.00; faro adv., $3.10; C. A. Wallen, $138; Douglas Flour Mills, $12.60; Pacific Fruit and Produce Co., $10.10 and $27.1(1; Lallrio Illtchie, $8.20; .lack 1'arrott, $5.00; Douglas Abstract Co., Insurance, $50.00; Nurses and Helpers, $237.75; Economy Market, $2.50; HweiiB Ilros., $3.00; Fullor ton Candy Co., $7.51; Norlhsido Market, $2.05; Safowny Store, $15.70; Mercy Hospital, $28.00; Cliff Parrot! , $2.53; Fisher's. $2.35; J. C. Pennoy Co,. Inc., $10.59; Wild er s, $J.50; Judd Furniture Co., $2.05; P. TT. Co., $6.75; C. J. (Irimin, $50.61; Hennlui;er'8 Marl, $05.08; Umpu.ua Dairy and Prod ucts Co., $32.20; Weber's Hakery, $30.18; Clillf.-OroKon Power Co., $70.71; ItosebuiK Liiniher Co., $2.00; Western Foundry Co.. $1.00; (ioettels Variety Co., $7.05; Pars- low" Furniture Co.. $2.06; M. A. Paul, $1.25; Itsbg. Utiilortnklnt! Co., $15,011; OreKon State Hoard of Health. $3.00; Deer Creek Dairy Co., $(1.7(1; Dcnn-GeiTOtsou Co,, Inc., 80c; Oregon Slnlo Hoard of Con trol, $20.00; S. I. A. Comm.. $18.18; loss prisoners hoard, $86.00. County Jail: llaynes Drug Store, $1.10; Hosehurg Klectric. $3.82; Dr. .1. F.. Campbell. $5.00; Mercy Hos pital, $7.70; Calif.-Dregon Power Co.. $1.26; C. W. Clark Photos, $2,311; W. Illack. 75c; Nuw Service Laundry. 77c. Blind Assistance: $62.21. Juvenile Children's Assistance Allowance. $50.00. Dependent Childs1 Allowance, $1102.37. Old Afle Asslstanoe: Allowance. $3111.31. Sailors' and Soldiers' Assistance: Allowances, Civil War, $20.00; spun. Amer. War, $8o.on; WorhT War, $082.61. U. S. A. Work I'rliillng Co., $28.85 $3.80. Agents, County 4-H Club: Allow ance. 4 $800,011. Bounties. Scalps: Cats, Coyotes: Albert Hall. $s.no; lien Serafln. $10,110; ,1. V. Short, $1.00; ,1. S. Unit sell, $8,011; Douglas lilce. $8.00; ('hosier Howard. $2,011; Karl K. Woods. $s.0(i; Henry C. Tlsou, S8.no: .lohn c t'lain. (ravid oxp.. $25.00. Bridge Funds:. The following is in payment ot foremen and crews: Homer Clllllop, $150.00; W. II. Gal lop, $120.00; D. S. Clemens, $06.00; iM. N. Humphreys. $06.00; Win. T. Hughes, $06.00; George .Mcllugill, $06.00; Grant Kincald, - $60.00; Frank Mcllugill, $00.00; II. J. Fau blon. $81.00; J. I. Sulton, $69.00; Kussell Odle. $120.00; Glenn Huch- $01.00; Lee Wehde. $96.00; $69.00; P. II. Jurgell Grant Klncaid, $36.00; $3.00; Hurt Shortrldgo, U. Gardiner, $100.00; $120.00; lObou Hoeft, $02.00 Jack Ulaiu. son, $06.00; Kldou Hoyd $125.00; A. Hen W. Taylor Mode, $06.00; Win Allowancu, Assistance: Projects: Sun Ira F. Kiinklu. Harry Bainl, $96.00 and Oliver Johnson. $60.06. The following Is for raatcrUx and supplies: Sam Hall, $132. li?; Harvey lldwe. Co., $1.38; L. W. Mjlzger Co., $156.75; Pac. Hide, wool and Metal Co., $10.50; Ump (Ilia und' Douglas hotels, $12.00; Coen Lumber Co., $18.01; Whar- Ion Hroa., $1.00; J. 12. Hastdtlne & Co.. $80.02; Winchester Hay i.iiiniier uo $bz:i.lo; Ilargau Uros., $803.11; J. K. Hasoltlne & Co., $13.31; Iforlon Lumber Co., $2.91; Smith Freight L:r,;,a, $0.90; Thlel Ilros., $127.27; Churchill Hurdwiire co., $99.15; Coen Lumber Co., $15.70; Callf.-Oregon Power Co., $1.03; K. K. Krickson Co.. $1.50 1 Fnrm Diirenu Coop Hxchango Co., $1.62; Denn-Gerrelsen Co.. In $262.25; Ilnrgnn Iiros., $75.39; Harts Hardware Co., $3.00; lteyn- olds and Adams, $1.00; State In dustrial Accident Comm., $227.00. Court House: Otis Elevator Cov July, $6.00; Pacific Key Service, $2.00; Cascade Chemical Co., $3(1.31; Pierce Auto Co., 86c; Calif. Oregon Power Co., $119.53; Chui (hill Hardware Co.. $2.11; ltose burg Lumber Co.. $10.00; Western Foundry Co., $5.00; W. Ulack, $10.10; (). C. John, $2.00; S. 1. A. Comm.. $3.91. Dairy Herd Inspector: Dr. Geo. L. Nicholas, $31.90. Election: Chieftain, SS.10: Q. W. Hartshorn, $3.00. Emorgency: Salvallon Army. $25.00; Douglas Forest Protective. Assn., $820.00. General Supplies: Hurioughs Adding .Machine Co.. 90c. Insane F. IVJ. T. B. Hospital: ,M. II. Cutteiiln. $1.00; Cush adv., $0.00; .Montgomery Waril Co., $0.72.' Miscellaneous Accounts: Clly of Hosehurg. cutting weeds on county owned lots, $20.07; Douglas Ab stract Co., $2.80; Dr. C. It. Sharp, camp ground inspections, $20.00. Property Classification: C. K. Publishing Claims: Chieftain, $21.10; Huseburg News-Hevlew, $24.25 and Chieftain, $27.00. Publishing Cancellations: Rose- org Newtl-lteview, $12.90. Publishing Tax Foreclosure: llosebuig Chieftain, $2761.00. Sealer of Weights: Suite Dept. of Agriculture, $19.82. Vital Statistics: Dr. Cbas. I). Wade. $27.20. Watermaster District No. , 16: Tom It. Pearce, $61.15; Warren N. llaren, $26.75; S. 1. A. Comm., $1.00. Tolul wurrants issued for month of July, 1938: $21,071.06. Dog License Funds: Salary, Tom Fletcher, $60.00 and $60.00; Kalph Fiery. $10.00; Postage. $3.50; Capi tal City Uiiidery, $10.30; ltoseburg Newsltevlew, $0.65; W. J. Mere dith. $10.00; Victor Phipps,,$8.0'0; J. S. Ilussell. sheep, $1.50; Italph Flory, fee, $2.00; Virgil Woodruff, $2.00; Slate Industrial1 Accident Comm., $2.61. Total warrauu is sued, $176.10. General Roads: The following wiuranls are issued in payment of services by foremen and crews Geo. Armstrong, $9.00; E. c. Owens, $15.00; Trultt Owens, $7.50 and $0.00; Francis Wilkerson, $3.75 Leonard Pleune. $22.50; 11. E. Leas. $132.00; J. M. Spuncake, $76.80; Ed Johnson, $76.80; John Lorek, $96.00, Lloyd Trueinan, $60.00; M. Sacks, $2.50; L. I). Strohecker, $70.10 am? $6.10: E. Hand, $9.60 und $12.80 and $18.00; C. I), ltigsby. $27.50 ami $10.00; Donald Cordon, $3.75; Alfred Clonke. $105.00; Charles Drown, $10.00; Donald Mined. 35.00; C. II. Kreiger, $10.00; Gar ner Iteed, $2.50; George Armstrong, $29.26; Illchnrd Woods, $10.00; Lawrence Huberts, $27.50; W. Smith, $32.50; Thos. Jennie, $11.38; Hay tsallaid, $o.62; Thomas Lind bloom, $22.50; Alfred Roberts, $21.25; Rudolph Jennie. $20.00 Flunk Oliver, $5.00; W. I). Olivel $r,.oo; Frank Jennie, $17.50; R. IS Itegals, $12.50; Lewis Jones. $10.00; J. M. Deardorff, 536.00; Hay Tinipy, $76.80; Gail Deardorf.. $5.00; D. R. Deardorff, $7.50; E. L. Cooper, $111.00; Ernest Weber $120.00; G W. Croucher, $50.10; Ilolwyn Laurnnce, $8.75; Dale Hat field, $92.00; F. L. .Merry, $73.60 R. H. Breedlove, $12.50; Ivan Shophard, $6.00; Fred 'Shephard. $2.50; A. H. Taylor, $7.50; Kenneth Taylor, $7.50; Lyman Stiles, $15.00; Win. Dean, $5.00; Ilruce McCor mlck, $3.20; W, Hutchinson, $06.00; Froil Elliott, $73.60; Emmolt Moy- er, $57.50; Orvllle McGee. $7.50; D. 15. Clay, $5.00; O. O. Matthews, $91.00; Albert Green, $76.80; Gro- vor Craft. $72.00; KILane Mat thews, $76.80; Jack Fritls, $60.00; Jake Matlack, $76.80; Hay $72.00; Joe, Matthews. $5.00; J. W. Wallace. $2.50; Geo. Gurney, $12.0(1; Guy MeOee, $96.00; Ray mond Spore, $110.00; Orvllle Mc Kee, $15.00; Ed Perdue, $22.60; Alva Perdue. $25.00; Art Jloore, $22.60; Percy Simpson, $5.00; Clyde Rydell. $120.00; Wallace Townsend. $7G.S0; C. C. Shinkle. $12.50; O. R. Woosley, $16.00; Sam Woosley, $12.00; J. J. Sylvester, $2.50; .Elmer Hreier, $6.75; ElmeY k'anuon. $17.50; Conrad Townsqnd, $1,60; Earl Murphy, $6.25; "Fred Hartinun. $2.50; T. S. Burt, $10.0(J L. V. Smith. $96.00; Geo. Wese maii, $76.80; Todd Gilbreth, $60.00; Tom Hand, $30.00; Lloyd Hiser, $10.00; Henry Denier, $55.00; Oth- el Cook, $12.50; Harry Norton, $52.50; Henry (Jiiimby, $60.00; Amy I'epiot. $2.50; Jess Russell. $56.25; Walter Lentherwood, $60.00; Lloyd Qulmby, $22.00; Al Sluughtei'; $10.00; Wado Fellton, $17.50; Huif' Fenton, $15.00; R. J. Spuuldlng, S06.00; Darrell Darker, $65.60; Ray Bishop. $62.10; Oscar Muttooii. $"6.26; W. M. Angel. $26.25; Geo. Kesterson, $82. 50; W. 11. Kenny, $35.00: W. II. Ppiinlngton, $20.00; Tom Lazenby, $12.50; lloscoe Van Clevc, $15.00; Geo. A. Urn-chard, $82.00; Diirwln Owens, $51.25; Harry Morgan, $18.75; Charles Morgan, $18.76; V. V. McAboy. $30.00; Rudolph Jennie, $30.00; 13. C. Owens. $15.00; 1). A. McCord, $8S.O0; Carl Hroszio, $05.00: Rob ert Morris. $05.00; Glenn Cheno weth, $52.00; Claud Selleck. $70.10; C. W. Perry. $72.00; Claud Church. $22.00; J. O. diner, $12.50; Claud Lim, $12.50: W. P. Knaggs. $15.00; Andrew Hubter, $2.50; Hoy Fisher, $90.00; Fay Madison. $84.00; Frank lin Haines. $67.20; Harold Smith. S3n.no ; Cecil Hague. $54.11(1; Loy DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTION PYREX s SALE 8-Pc. Set Complete Reg. Price $1.45 SALE PRICE $100 1 3-Pc. Set, reg, (1.89, Sale price 1 Caseroles, 1 quart H.25 Caserolea, 2 quart I r i:.iae:niMnH tr - MATCHED SET pYREX $1.65 Cnseroles, 3 quart $1.10 65c 75c 95c 1"j-qt. Pudding Dishes,, Reg. OSc, a m tale price 49' 65c Utility jg m Dishes (100 Large Utility Dishes Large Pie Plates 65c 30c35c Churchill Hardware Go. IRONMONGERS GEEP UP WITH TODAY'S NEWS Subscribe for THE ROSEBURG JEWS-REVIEW 65 Per Month or 780 Per Year by Carrier in Roseburg .00 Per Year by Mail Anywhere in the U. S. or Three Months for $1.25. Harris, $5.00; Joe Haley, $30.00; Clluert Binder, $S4.00; Carl -Moore," $60.00; W. F, McCllllocb, $17.50; Virgil Clayton, $25.00; I-eland Howell,- $17.50; lwytou Mlnter, $3.75;. W. J. I'ltcbette, $2.50: 11. C. lllgginbothum. $1.25; (ilea Uurney, $1.25; .Mack Smith, $2.50: A.' Flem ing, $2,50; Honile Howard, $6.25: Percy LailKdou, $20.00; Henry Wheeler, $20.00: Max Myei-B. $111.75: Ilert Matthews. $114.00; Lick IticKH, $I0X.00: total wur- ruuts iaoiied, $6194.25; State In-dunti-iul Accident Commission. $363.09. I he following warrants are for Hiipnlles, etc.: lid Husch, $15.55; Churchill Hardware Co., $5.45; Si IJIIIurd Motor Co., $4.13; Clly of lraln, $1.10; Columbia Eaulnment Co., $9.84;. KtiKene Coucerete Pipe Co., $63.18; The Ueneral Tool Co., $23.12; J. E. Ilaseltine Co.. SOc; V. L. HolKnte, $1.50; .Marsters Diue Co.. $2.55; A. H. Monson, $6.00; Sniff Auto Wrecking House, $1.00; The Sutherlln Sun, $24.95; Western Auto Supply Co., 45c; Woodcock and Poirel. S3.25: Oiilne & Co., Insurance, $50.00; Ed' Husch, j .110 W1 NJolnnn 11,-no - t'lUJ J 1 ,wl $26.00; total warrants, $774.88. Crand total general .road warrants, $7332.22. Market Read Funds: Viewer of Roads: O. S. Clayton, $5.50 and J. O. Newlaud, $4.75,! Hlce und Orcutt, refund lu cases of Circuit. Court, $20.00; Win. Chad wick, damages, $8.50; total. $39. Ya. - Road District No. 1 , ! The warrants are for supplies and gravel: W. T. Cloake. $33.13; Consolidated l-'relght Lines, $21.32; Denn-del'l-otncn Co., Inc., $25.0!, $100.00 and $98.95; E. U. Donald son, $3.50; Cloodyear Services, $215.38; Howard Cooper Corpora tion, $12.51; Marsters Drug Co., 30c; L. W. Metzger Co., $1.30; Nordllng Parts Co.. $67.13; Orchard Auto Parts, $71.77; Robertson Heavy Hardware Co.. $149.51: Hosehurg Sand and Gravel Co.. $168.25; Tom Siegel's Oarage, SOc; Standard Oil Co., $214.69: Wharton Hros., $5.10 and $36.40; T. P. Lentil- erwood, $172.77; Stearns and Chenowelh, $458.11; The Texas Co., Cottage Grove. $312.40; The I'exas Co., Kosehurg, $1050.19: Bert L. and Helen L. Hoberts and Lizzie Dolund, $300.00: Wm. A. Wroe, $300.00; G. W. Young and Son. Insurance. $50.00; Federal Land Hank. $5.00: Stamn. R.ic- Ada Store. $2.07; Columbia Equip ment Co., $16.72, $2S.14 and $11 1.6-1; Farm Bureau Coop Exch., S1.75 and $1.94; Goln Lumber Co., $8.32; A. c. Huag & Co., $2.31; Hiirmsen nnd Wakefield, $27.15; J. E. Ilasel tine & Co., $12.50 and $31.18; Lau- inan's store, $2.20; Loggers and Contractor's Equipment Co.. $27.64: Pacific Highway Garage. $6.85: The Texas Co., Marshfield, $96.04; Oakland Tribune, $2.00; Pierce Au to Freight, $11.17; Heedsnort Ma chine and Holler Works, $6.20; A. u. Strickland, $43.20; Umpqua River Navigation Co.. $48.00: Union Oil Co., $71.48; Bureau of Labor, $12.00; Myrtle Creek Mail. $1.50. rouu warrants Issued for July, $1475.37. Here is a Diesel tractor that fits the small operator's needs small in cost and in operating cost ...... yet big in its ability to accomplish difficult farm work. , The D-2 Diesel pulls 3 plows under severe condi tions and 4 in average soil and.it does it on less than 1 Vi gallons of cheap diesel fuel per hour. Fuel savings ares as much as 75 'c Better apply this money saver to your farming operations. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. 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