ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1938.
FIVE
Local
News
Here From Umpqua Kins Car
We, of Umpqua. was In, town yes
terday on business.
Mr. Olinghouse in Town George
Olinghouse, oi Glendale, spent
yesterday in this city attending to
business.
Home For Week-End Robert
Black, Copco employee at Medford,'
arriVed here today to spend the
week-end at bis home.
Dahlias Given to Office E. S.
I'Vuner, o Kiddle, presented a beau
tiful bouquet of "Jane Cowl" dah
lias to the News-Review office Fri-day,
Improving John Sinclair, of Gar
den valley, la now reported to be
improved in health, following a fall
this week, in which he suffered a
fractured arm.
Returns Here Mrs. A. A. Mur
phytbaa returned to her home here,
following a few days In Marsh
field visiting her husband, who Is
employed there.
Mies Howell Better Miss Fran
ces Howell, who has been serious
ly ill for many months, is reported
In ho much ttmimvo.1 in hmilth
J and was able to be out a short
time tins week.
Here Yesterday Roy Foster, of
Idkyld park, spent yesterday here
on business. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Vleck were also visitors here from
the park yesterday.
Improved in Health Mrs. A. J.
Young, who has been ill the past
two weeks of influenza at her
homo on Flint street, is reported
to bo improved in health. j
Visiting Parents Miss Bertha
Knlilhageu, state home economics
supervisor, Salem, and her sister.
Mrs. Howard Zimmer, nee Klza
Kohlhagen, Portland, are here to
visit thuir parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L Kohlhagen, Sr., on Military
fleet, for a short time. Miss
Kohlhagen is en route back to
Salem from an institute held this
week at Marahfield,
Leave For Home Dr. and Mrs.
Jmnes 10. Campbell and Dr. and
Mrs. ( G. Van Valzah and two
(laughters, Margaret Shannon and
Janet, left this morning for Eugene
to attend tfie annual homecoming
and football game. The Campbells
left their two sons, James Edwin
and John Stephen, at the Allen
Tulhill ltomo iu Oakland for the
week-end.
Mr. Moore Very III L. L. Moore,
of Garden valley, is reported to be
very ill at Sacred Heart hospital
in Kugcno, where be recently un
derwent a serious major operation.
A son, Dewey Moore, of Seattle, and
ii daughter and another son, Mrs.
Kvorett Jiilbro and George Moore,
of Valier, Mont., have been visit
ing him In Kugeno, and spent a.
day In Roseburg this week with
friends and attending to business.
Here on Business B. F. Nichols,
of Riddle, was a business visitor
In this cfty yesterday.
In Town on Business Ed Mon
tfetb, of Zellerbach Paper company,
Kugene, was here on business Fri
day.
Visits Here Kenneth Cloake has
returned to his work at Trail, fol
lowing a few days' visit here with1
his family.
Goes to Portland Miss Agnes
Pitohford, Douglas county juvenile
officer, left today for Portland to
spend a few days attending to
business.
Called to Portland Bill Machen,
of Hartb's, has been called to
Portland by the death of his father.
The funeral was held today.
Go to Corvallis Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Ilerg, of this city, left Fri
day for Corvallis to spend the
week end visiting their ' daughter
and attending the Dads' day week
end festivities.
Arrive From Portland Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. Larson and son, Ronald,
of Portland, have arrived here to
spend the week-end visiting Mrs.
Larson's mother, Mrs. iOllen Gur
nee, and other relatives and
friends.
Visiting at Singleton Home
Mrs. Dora Holmau and two daugh
ters. Patsy and Wanda Rac, of
Swiss Home, Oregon, are here
visiting the former's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ford
SingletvMi, on East Douglas street.
Mrs. Ritchie Better Mrs. Hugh
Ritchie, Jr., of Garden valley, who
underwent a serious major opera
tion at the veterans hospital iu
Portland a week ago, is reported
to ho satisfactorily improving ii
health.
Go to Game Mr. and Mrs. H. O.
Pargeter and niece, Miss Virginia
Gilmour; Miss Emma Lou Dishman
and Miss Hetty Shoemaker, and the
hitter's fa I her, Dr. It. R. Shoemaker,
went to Kugene today to attend the
football game.
Bible Class to Meet Dr. R. L.
Dunn's non-denominational Bible
study class will bold its regular
weekly meeting at 7:45 o'clock
next Monday night at the dining
hall of the Douglas hotel. The
class is open to auyono interested
in Bible, study.
Up A
Stops Here R. C. McKuIght, mi
n.illfiu rti-.i.ri.n -lm Iu .i i..i,i,nuau.
tativo for sawmill machinery, was
ii ere lnursuay anu r-riuay unend
ing to business and visiting his
two aunts, Mrs. H. O. Pargeter and
Airs. iMijui uumour.
RE-ELECT
1IKNRY J.
BEAN '
- pi Umatilla County iS
j- Judgo o tho
' SUPREME COURT
. Position No. 2
Prooent Chief Justice .
Twenty-seven yours experience
Kmh.r.scil hy Amcrlrjtil I-Vderation
of Labor
(I'd. .lv. by lli'my J. Dean, Salum.
Ore.)
Home From Portland Mrs. 0. V.
Winiberly has returned to her
borne on Glenn street, following
several days in Portland visiting
her brother. George Wbarton, who
is convalescing from a recent ma
jor operation at the veterans fa
cility hospital.
Leave for Eugene Mrs. F. C.
Freur und son, Donald, nnd Mrs. O.
L. Johnson, of tills city, left Fri
day for ICugene to attend the foot-
bail game today and to spend the
week-end. 'J'he Frears will visit
Mrs. Ella Brownsou and Mrs. John-
sou will visit her son and daughter-iu-luw,
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson.
Public Invited to Benefit The
public has been invited by Itivers
dale grange home economics club
to attend a 6:45 o'clock tamalc
supper and beuefit five-hundred
card party next Monday evening at
the grange hall. Prizes will ne
awarded winners in the card play.
Here From Bend Mr. and Mrs.
yandrall Williams and two sons,
.lorry and Italph. of Bcud, Oregon,
arrived here today to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Harth. Mr. Williams is
the brother of Mrs. liarth and was
formerly with the Western Union
hern. He Is now manager of the
llend office. The Williams family
will return home this week-end.
MRS. GEO. BEST DIES
IN WEST ROSEBURG
Mrs. Flora Estelle Best, 73, wife
of George Best, died at her home
on Umpqua avenue, West Rose
burg, last night following pro
longed illness. Sle was born
March 80, 1BU6, at Dimock, Pa., and
was married to Mr. Best ou Nov.
4, 1904, at Herdsfield, N. D. Mrs.
Best came with her husband to
Roseburg about nine years ago. She
was a member of the Seventh Day
Adveutist chur'ch.
Surviving besides her husband
are a sister, Miss Minnie Wood
house, and a brpther, Fayette A.
Woodhouse, both of Roseburg.
Funeral services will be held In
the chapel of the Douglas Funeral
home Monday afternoon at I
o'clock. Rev. F, Steunenberg of (he
Seventh Day Adveutist church of
ficiating. Interment will follow In
Civil Bend cemetery.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS,
Sealed bids will be received by W.
D. Love, clerk, at office of County
Supt. of Schools, Roseburg, Ore.,
until 7 p. m., Tuesday, November
15, 193S, for the construction of a
grade school building for? School
District No. 43, Douglas county,
Oregon, and will then and there be
opened and publicly read aloud.
Bids received after the time nxea
for opening will not be considered.
Plans, specifications and form of
contract documents may be exam
ined at office of County Supt. or.
Schools, Roseburg, Ore., and at of
fice of Tourtellotto & Phillips, 509
Pearson 4th Ave. Bldg.. Portland,
Ore., and a set of said plans, speci
fications and forms may be on
tained at the office of Tourtellotte
& Philllns. 509 Pearson 4th Ave.
Bldg., Portland, Ore., upon deposit
of $10.
The full amount of deposit for
one set of documents will be re
turned to each actual bidder within
i reasonable time after receipt of
bids. Other deposits will ho re
funded with deduction not exceed
ing the actual cost of reproduction
of the drawings, upon tho return of
all documents in good condition
within 30 days after the date of
opening bids.
Each bid shall be accompanied Dy
certified check, cashier's chock
or bid bond (with authorized sure
ty company as surety) made pay
able to the owner In amount not
less than 5 per cent of the amouut
of bid.
The School District, No. 43, Doug
las county, Oregon, reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, and
to waive informalities.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the hour set for tho opening
thereof, or before awara of con
tract, unless said award is delayed
for a period exceeding 3 i days.
It is estimated that thvre will bo
available for the work to bo done
under this advertisement substan
tially the sum of $6,500.00.
W. D. LOVE, Clerk,
School District No. 43, Douglas
county, Oregon.
' First publication Oct. 29, 1038.
Last publication Nov. 6,1838.
contract documents are on file for
examination at the office of the
State HiKhway Commission at Sa
lem. Orepon. Copies of these do
cuments may be obtained upon ap
plication to and the deposit of five
dollars (9&.0U; ptr i;t with said
State Hi (ill way Commission. The
deposit will lie refunded upon the
return in Kood condition of suld
documents.
A complete set of plans and spe
cification for each project may be
inspected at the offices of tin As
sociated General Contractors in
Portlutid, Oregon; Spokane, Wash
lit K ton: and Holso, Idaho.
No proposal will be considered
unless it Ik submitted upon a form
of propositi furnished by said
State HiKhwny Commission.
Attention is called to the pre.
qualification requirements. Chap
ter Tlh. 1-IW8 of Oregon, 19.11.
Kidder's proposal must be accom
panted by certified check or bid
der's bond In an amount not lest
than 6 of the total amount of the
proposal uk u suarnntee for the
execution of the contract and the
furnishluK of tiie required bonds in
case the contract Is awurded to the
bidder. -
No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the hour set for the opening
thereof or before award of con
tract unless said award is delayed
for a period exceeding thirty days.
It Is estimated that there will be
available for work to be do'no un
der this' advertisement substantial
ly the sum of tine Hundred Twen
ty Thousand Dollars $(l:!li.i)0l)).
The Oregon State Highway Com
mission reserves the rinlit to re
ject any andor all proposals, to
waive I eif or mall ties, and to accept
such proposals as are to the best
interests of the atatu.
Hy order of
OREGON STAT 13 HIGHWAY COM
MISSION. Henry V. Cabell. Chairman
K. H. Aldrich. Commissioner
K. L. Tou Velle, Commissioner
First publication on October 2 ),
193$.
Imst publication on November 1-,
VJ'iS.
FOR YOUR
TAXI
Phone 21
oni:;ov static highway com
mission xotich to
t O.VTIt.Vt TOItS
1'niiMiiin Hirer llrlilge
Sealed proposals will be received
bv the Oreiroii State Illirhwav Com
mission in the auditorium, third
fhmr Public Service Building, rort
land, nrciron. at 9-00 o'clock a. III.
Friday November 1. 1U.18. for the
construction of the Uinonua II v
Bridge Section of the Pacific
HiKhwny In Douglas County. These
proposals will lie publicly opened
and read aloud at 9:)i o clock a,
m. at said dale and place.' Hirts re
ceived after the time fixed for op
ening will not be considered,
Improvement will Involve tin
the following approximate quanti
ties: 6(JU cubic yards structural ex
cavation. SOo cubic yards concrete,
lirt.OUO pounds metal reinforce
ment, 787,000 pounds structural
steel, riL. linear feet himdnMl, L'7.'
000 cubic yards excavation siiiKb
classification, y.200 cubic yard:
gravel tupping. 950 tons Class "A
asphaltlc concrete, lir.o tons cutback
asphalt in wearing pur nice, 700 cu
hie yards crushed gravel iu bust
and surfacing.
Plans, specifle.-itlnns. f,nd njli-r
Roseburg Dairy
Grade A Pasteurized and
Raw Milk
'DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH'
PHONE 186
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J ROSS
HUTCHINSON
Democratic
Candidate for
County
Commissioner
Douglas County
Economical administration and
a fair hearing for all.
P. O. Address
Oakland, Oregon
(Paid Adv.) '
AUCTION SALE
Tuesday, Nov. 8th, 10:30 a. m.
20 cows
2 horses
1 12-ft. lime spreader
4-section spring tooth harrow
4-section peg tooth harrow
1 corrugated roller
1 10-ft. hay rake
I hay tender
I Fordson pulley for belt
power
1 manure spreader
1 Draper ditcher
1 Chevrolet truck, motor No.
T1631126
2 gas engines
1 Autowa 2 h. p. gas engine
1 Fordson tractor with Hamil
ton transmission ,
1 grain seeder
1 corn planter
1 forge and blower
1 anvil
1 blacksmith's tongs
1 mower McCormtck Big 4
2 horse cultivators
4 plows
1 electric range
1 Oliver cover crop disk
4 hay wagons
1 grain drill 6 ft.
1 6" centrifugal pump
1 drill press
1 steam sterilizer
1 double wash sink
2 DeLaval milking machines
2 DeLaval milking pails
3 5-gal. milk cans
3 10-gal. milk cans
1 rr.Hk cooler
1 large vise
Lot miscellaneous email tools, barrels and equipment of as
sorted kinds, sizes and character too numerous herein to
specifically mention.
Terms Cash Free Lunch at Noon Bring Cups
SHELTER IF IT RAINS
E. R. Kenny, Owner
Barnes & Schricker, Auctioneers
Sam Campbell, Clerk
Glenn N. (Bert) Riddle
Riddle, Oregon
Republican Candidate
For
Representative
Native Son of Douglas County
HAS
A thorough knowledge of Douglas County and
its needs.
Four years Legislative Experience.
Knowledge of Legislative Procedure.
' The Confidence of his Legislative Colleagues.
IS
A common ordinary dirt farmer.
World War Veteran.
Worker in Fraternal and Civic Enterprises.
By Fellow-Member White
haired farmer and exuervice
iii an from the town of tain tin
cestora founded in pioneer
tiny a; is dependable and safe.
Ilia opinions are bis own and
he votes them even when his
Ih the only "No." Ills inter
ests are farming, timber and
fiame and he endoavojH to R:t
Information on them before
making up hin mind. Ills in not
a hair-trlKgfT brain that in
stantaneously maps its course.
His integrity is unquestioned.
Oregon Voter (March C,
IMS.)
Kiddle slates he ha "no
jdaUonn and no proinineB." lie
is a director of the JxjukIhh
J 'rune Growers, anil of the
DourIhh County TnMmynrx
league. lie was rocognized ux
one of the dependable nnd
pound thinking members of
the and tho 1'j?7 suPflloiiH
by his fitllow memb'TH of the
assembly, both in the hue
and senate." Oregon Journal
of September 25, Vj'.VS.
VOTE 27 (X) GLENN N. RIDDLE
A Farmer to Represent an Agricultural County
(Paid Ailvi?rtiH;mpnt)
Good
VOTE FOR
Government
By Voting for Able
Candidates
lark Your Ballot for These Men
For Governor
For U. S. Senator
For U. S. Representative
4.-
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RUFUS C. HOLMAN
Drnunn ifflrUnu In nnhlif
Clean, competent and unham- service
CHARLES A. SPRAGUE
Clea
pered.
JAMES W. MOTT
Experienced and forceful.
For Labor Commissioner
C H. GRAM
Always has been satisfactory.
For County Judge
L 1 ,
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MORRIS C. BOWKER
Best qualified by experience.
For Co. Commissioner
honias
A good man for a hard Job,
Every
Citizen
Should
Cast
A'
Ballot
Paid Advertisement by;
Republican County; Central i
Committee
VERNON ORR, Chairman x .
Roseburg, Oregon ,
For Sec. of State
w (
EARL SNELL
Keep him on the job.
For Supt. of Schools
CHAS. A. BICE
A well known edjoator.
For State Representative
GLEN H. (Bert) RIDDLE
Comeptent man.
For State Representative
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H. A. CANADAY
Reliable.
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