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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE .6, 1939. Sunday Qfmycfigg GLIDE BAPTIST CHURCH David it. Mnnlor. Pastor "A friendly church." Sunday school !):4i a. in.; liininlr.K win hIiIii 11 u. m.. "Fathers ilay pro Hrnin" Pastor's inessiil.'e, A picture of tlio Kallicr. II.V.I'.N. 7 i. in.; eveniiiK service K p. in., subject, raying tile Fiddler. D1LLARD CIRCUIT CHURCH NOTES Dillard: Sunilay school at 10 a. in.; evening pieachliiK service, at It p. in. LookhmKlanH Numbly school ut 10 a. in.; Kpworih league ' ' p. ni.. Mil. .Mulsh la tlio sponsor. Tennille. worship at W ; -IT. a. in.; .Sunday school at lllitr, a. in. t'ain us Valley. Sunday school at 10 a. in.; worship at 11 a. in.:, basket dinner '12:.H. rirluK your tllnnai' mid enjoy the occasion V''h us. The pastor of the circuit takes I Ills opporliinlly or stiilliiK that he has enkiyeil tlio pint yew's work on the circuit vitry much and wish es to thank those who ham co operated with him. The' annual conference convenes next Wednes day at Forest tirove. The pastoi Is pleased wilh the report for the past year's work, as II appears to i... n... l.,,u, fA a niinilini. nf vears. Ho and his wlte are very Kiatelill lor Ihn many filends which the) have gullied, and IT we are return ed to the circuit for anollier year we Irusl that we shall still Kaln new frlendB and thai Ihe next yenr's work will he more effective than the pan year's work. We wish for each and every Interested church worker, and nil olhers. tiod's most uracinus blessiiiK. GLIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST lilble. Mnool :.ri0 a. ill. Preach inK ami communion 11 a. m-. morn Ini! suhjrct. "Who Is A Christian 7j ('. K. iir(;prayor service II: tii; 0. K 7:00. Pienehinu H p. in., subiecl "What .Man lias Ijiat." A home like welcome to the homellki church. !'. K. Moore, minister. GLENDALE ASSEMBLY OF GOD The new liulhliliK is now ready for sorvlcos and Is very comlorl nhle and comiuodioiis. Ilolh ser vices were, held there last Sunday with a Boodly Interest and attend mice. (Mir reuular services are: Sunday school at I" o'clock, umrii Iiil' worship at II: evunitellsllc ser vice at 7:.t0. Illhle study Tuesday evening nnd victorious IIvIiik ser Ice Friday at 7: an. Kiilhryu Mont joinery, pastor. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner of t'llipnua anil Harvard tuntltiv services: Sunday school at 11:45 a. in. with Paul llalrd, super lutetidellt. Ill lliuilio. Sunday Is llally day. K.verylmilv Is Invited to come. Classin lor all line Prciiciilnn service al lo:-tr, a. m. Class meettim al 11:45 with Nellie llalrd lentlliiK. Sunday nluht ser vice at :0ii p. m. Mid-week pray-' cr meellliK at Hie churcli Wednes dav nliihl at R:" p.m. Hveryhody welroine. John It. I'oet, pastor. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Hondas And Chadwick sheets. Sunday services are as follows: Sunday u liool at 11:45 a. in.; morn ing worship at 11 o'clock, the pas lor will speak and Mrs. Sihocke will slim: yonim people srrvleti ui 7 p. in.; Mrs. .Myrtle Tennis Is president of Ihe V. P. S.; Mrs. Hays Is superintendent id Siluday schonl. The iiaslor will speak at the ovenlni: service which Is at 7::in. A eorillal luvltntinu 1 ex tended t all. SUTHERLIN METHODIST CHURCH (Iriniil II. Trick, pastor. Sunday will he Ihe last Sunday herorc till annua! conference. Sunday school nl In o'clock: Slewarl l-edv, sii i rllltendvnl. "A Christ ot Power" Is to he the sermon topic for the morning worship. The Sunday 4 m honl hoard will meet nfler the service. The Woman's Home Mis sionary soclely will have an out door inrctlnn and picnic lunch Thursday al the home of Mr. and .Mis. .Martin Lloyd. , FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. :tl'2 K. T'ouclus street. Itecnlar scnlccs Sunday at II"" ft. III. Subject of lesson: ."Is Hie universe. Ineliidlntt man. evolied h' atomic force'.'" Sunday school convenes at !l: l.5a. in. Wednesilai eventus; meetliiKB which include tes timonies of hcallnu and remarks nn Christian Science, arc held al .VIM o'clock. The it-mlmi: renin on the lower than- or Ihe chlluh edi fice Is itiM-n dally except .Sondavs lllul holtdas Iroiii 2: nil to I. on p 111. Here the lilble and till author ized Christian Science llteiiiluie may he read. horrowed nr suh scribed lor. The public is ioi tltlllly tuvlled lo altetlil the chinch sen ices and to visit the ivadim: 11)0111. 8T. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Sno.:i. l ni'i'v and Mllllnrv rtreel. West It. .-el.iini POWELL'S FISHING TACKLE SALE Starts 9 A.M. SATURDAY . ' i t n h . it . ii . ji . n n n . n . n . n . n . 11 . n . i Daily Devotions I)R. CHARLK8 A. EDWARDS Many men make much or the fact that .Mr. Lincoln was not so ardent a church goer UK n(f miIkIH bai ii been. Hut who would deny that Mr. Lincoln uas a great Christian, if was Mr. Lincoln, who, in the dark days or the Civil war, was found on his knees, praying, he explained. I went to (iod Tor llo-ie una no other one to ko to, and somehow an I prayed, t lie great hurden wiik eased. It was Air. Lincoln who went into a little church at tletlyshuig to pray Imtore he made that great speech which has become im mortal, it was Mr. Lincoln who died al last with his martyred soldieiB In freedom's causeJj. I think we can snfely say. Mr. Lincoln was a great Christian. "For greater love halh no man llian Ihls." Not that he only attend church but that he lay down his life for his friend. Fur tlodly men III Ihe seals or the mighty. We thank Thee Our Father ror those who have faith In the darkest hours, for men who lurn to Thee, when their rellowmen forsake theiu. We give Thee our heartiest thanks tied. Illve us men in this own hour of distress, and may we follow their lead, for Jesus sake. Amen. The ttPi-vice of Sunday, June IS. be-'-inn nt 11 a. in. The Sunday school meets at : 4r a. m. luiiinf? tbt rou rut- of t ho Mi'rmor. lui pastoi will biitfly rt'port on district eon ven I Ion of (he Uillieran church iiehl at Snohomish. WukIi., duriiiK Ihe pant wet'k The lmtillc is most lorduiily in vltd to atliMid our yer vfc ami Sunday school. W. A Sylwi'Hter, 1170 .Military Htrec-l, FIR8T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Kuthor's day 1m lo he nlmprved In Iho inoruln m-rvlcc. and the ser mon topic will ho "A Father's Ad vice." The evening messiiKe is hns- d nn the hook of riillonion, and Is enlltled "Chiiiiire That to My Ac- mint. Ihe pre-prayer service of Ihe Senior ('. K, society will he led hy Nancy Holnnd. The rollowlng ineclliLn will he led by I'm I lllake. The Daily Vacation llllihr school has been well atlcndcd ilitn first week. It will continue tluouKh Fri day of next week. Friday, .June 2:1 nl. at 7.30 o'clock the children will present a projxram coveriim Ihe work of the lilble school. All parents and friends are cordially invlled lo attend. The culendar for Ihe week: Sunday, Sunday school, it: 15 a. m.; morning worship. ll:iiu u. m.; Vouiik People's Societies. li:.'IO p. 111. ; evening servlct!. 7 :',i) p. in. W'rdnestlay: prayer tneetliiii. 7 : 30 ji. m.; 'choir practice, :30 p. 111. 1 ' EPISCOPAL CHURCH HoseburK. St. CeoiKe's. Holy otntminion, 7::t0 und ll:en a. m. Kiddle: Ascension. KveniiiK prayer, S:iti) p. in. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH S. Itaynor Smith, minister. The hurch school will meet n moinl at !:(.". At II o'clock Childiens day rtlll be observed with a beautiful proKiam. "iliowlne in (lods (lar- di'ii. This proKt-um will reature especially the Utile children of the Sandfly school and a few of the laiKer boys and jilrls and young people. 1 he rile (f bupllsm for children will be observed. Kp worth icHKue at 7 oclock. KvimiImk wor ship at n oclock In Ihe Hoiiih .Meth Mllut church. Mid-week service Wednesday eveniiiK nt S o'clock. luays a welcome to all. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school al !(: i."i a. m. Al- vln Tipton, suierintendeni. (traded i lasnes tor everyone. MoriitiiK wor rsblp nt II n ni. ibroHdiHKt over ra 1II0 stalion KliN'K t. Dr. I'. II I'.:. it speak on the "tiienleAi N'.e.l of Hnsennrn Chriftbins, ' Special nnislc Is arranged. At Ihe close of Ihe uioruliiK service Ihe church will hold a short hustuess niccihiK tela- tl(l lo calllut! a lilislot. .Intllm- mill Senior YoutlK People's uieelhiKs al p. in. Happy Siuidiiv ninhi siiv- Ice nl S p. m. In chaiKe of Die Kosebuii: (lldeons. ('tunc mid hi luu some one. Kveiyone welcome. OREGON'S PIONEERS CHOOSE OFFICERS HHtTI. ANIi. .luno Hi I MM . lll'll-Klltl'H lit till.' (Ill'COll I'lOIHM'l iiiisoi-tiillon touM'iiilon lust nlnlii "li'.-ti-.l t;coii;, .1. Cunlnn. y.l. for lllt-r Mill!' It'iilrOiiloi, M i-shl.-llt. .1 II. SI t'.-l 1 11. Wit nnmi-il vlrr I" '-I'l- Ml ; W all.-r ll.-inlu ,-i. n sIkIiiiiI H.-i n-Hli y; .loliu l.vu In Iri'inoirrl-; Holn i I Mllli-r an.i l :,l t'roissin. iIiii-ioi; ih-oi-,. j lllnii-H lunitor ot tin- iirn:ou IHm l,,n,:il ,,il,.v "The toys really took me this time I lost everything ex cept my good luck marble." 1( ) UT I, A N I ), Ju ne 1 6 - (AIM Th hiHt trace ol Oregon's sprlnp flrought if any remained had been erased by general rains to day. Iteud, Burn. Pendleton and Bak er were the only dry areas In the state. North Bend wallowed in 1.2li inches of rain. Mohania, in Marlon county, was only slightly behind with 1.13 inches. Lakeview awoke to .IS of an inch of rain ami a liht blanket of snow. Ashland was dampened by .25 of au inch of rain anil looked across to snow-covered niouulaf us. Tem peratures scooied down to 14 de Kiees early today, but a bumper ereery crop was undamaged. Snow also swirled in wet heavy flakes over the Klamath basin. The mercury was below normal In all sections of the stale, drop pttiK to a minimum of S2 degrees at Siskiyou summit, the lowest, and rauttinjc upward to 1! degrees at Portland. Precipitation figures for the pnst 21 hours included: BrookiiiKS .7"; Hood River .(M; Medlord .(: itosebuiK. Ill : and Portland .70, The federal forecast w as for generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with warmer tempera lures in the interior Saturday. The storm stretched across Ihe northern Fnlted States and as Tar north as L'rlnee Rupert island. More than an inch of rain fell on South Dakota wheat lands and Saull Sle, Marie, Mich., cot an inch and a half. BIBLE SCHOOL TO PRESENT PROGRAM (II.KNDAI.K, Die . June Hi. The dailv vacation Bible school which has been in session al Ihe Olivel Presbyterian church for the past two weeks closed today. The av erage dally attendance has been about sixty. The following program will be ottered on Sunday for Children's day: Opening exercises. Prayer By primary class Song. "Near to the Heart of Cod" nil the classes. F.xerdse songs. Memory work by primary class. Play by I bird and tourth grades. Song. "In My Heart There King a .Melody." all classes. Memory work by third and fourth glades. Play by filth and sixth mades Memory work by filth and sixth glades Play b upper grades. Memory by upper grades. Benediction. SERVICE OPENS NEW CHURCH BUILDING CI.KNDAI.K. June Hi Services ere held Sunday in the new As sembly of (iod church on Willis ienue. The building Is not en tirely finished hut will be cotnplet- d as Hind' are available. Started a twin t Apt tl first, work has pio- ded on the new church only as uiotiev was raised, tuns no item was inclined which will lime to be pal, I later The building Is constructed on the concrete foundation of the lor nor l'!cs1'icnn church, winch was deployed by tire In March. U:!7. I he ' site and foundation Floor Sanding and Refiniihing CHAS. KEEVER Roseburg, Oregon Phone esi-J R. R. 2, Box S2C H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Licensed Lady Assistant OAKLAND, ORE. Phone 472 An Distance, Any Time Our service It for ALL. and meets LVLRY NttO t - r t were purchased by the Assembly of (lod organization early this spring. It is planned to finish the outside of the building with stucco, and the Interior with plaster and celo tex. Plans are being made for a for mal dedication late this summer, according lo MUis Kathryn Mont gomery, pastor. With her assistant. Miss Drennon Short ridge. Miss Montgomery has been conducting services In (llendale for the past year. L. S. FINSETH HEADS MASONS OF OREGON PORTLAND. June 16. (AP) Marions of Oregon elected Lelf S. Finseth grand master of the grand lodge at yesterday's convention and chose Karl Snell, secretary of Htute, as deputy grand master. Flnseth was former grand master. Among other officers were.: Albert C. Cragg, deputy elected Salem, Junior grand , deacon; Carl Chambers. Pendleton, grand Pr suivant; Wlllard L. Marks, Albany, grand orator. T Knllnn-lne Is n list ol the claims lor tho mouth ol' May. ini,lil,.l hiiiI orrlori'd imlit hy the i-ounty court : Circuit Court: Aiiipriiiin I.HW Hook Co. Slll.oo. Vi.nt CoiiBt Puh llshini; Co., sr.on. Kiiwnnl Whlto ".i'0. .1. It. r'ullerton J3.U0, C.i'orno Ijiuini ss.iiii, Iliiinrolt Whilui'y Co. S-i.uii. tirunil Jury $5. si). Trial Jur ors J1.1S .11.1. $.',2,611. 1TT Co. Jli.ss. County Court: II. II. Hon, Ilium S10T 2II. .1. ltosn Hutchinson JI 11.50. r.T.T. Co. $1,611. Justice Cuurt: Wlllard M. ltucli. J. I'. $.1.2l. I'.T.T. Co. 12..15. Juvenile Court: Chi- $20. no, tra vel oxpiMlrto 1.KI.S.-,. $ll.2!l. Amhii- ciati il nil (V). S2.II5. tlilmorn till Co. II 20. Shell nil Co. $4 .1. Cliion till l o .l.H. .Mia. A. Waile $17.50. PIT Co $1.10. SIA Cnnim. J.I..S6 Juvenile Boys and Glrli Aid: $.",o.nii. . District Attorney: P.T.T. Co. .?'!!. !:!. Assessor: Jark Itoiu-h $i:,.2l. . il. find KMilli' $20,011. Hohorl llolll- -i-li jSmi.iik, i.'.t.T. Co. :t.:iri. Itur- rounhs A.liliiii .Mai-hine Co. sia Com. si. sir,. $.sr,, Clerk: P.T.T. Co. $il.:'.ti. Ilur $ 10. touch Ad'lini; Marhine Co. SIA Coin 11.2s. Coroner: H. C. Sletirns $7. SO. 2t.7il. :,.9.., Iw. II. C. Kastliind f."-on. Dr. J. P. Ki-Iim- $10.00. Sheritf (Legal Department: 1h- tir I,. Wlinhrrlv, I'M fll.r.l. K. W. IMIIanI S22.ll.-i. VumI KIiihi-I $2l.!l.'.. 1. 211. tl M. I IJ .T !l.:l.". (.il'OI KI- Kilos J'.':l !i:.. V. A. MalllllliK $:l.o. il 1 MrCiiho $l.rm. Clonic lHlnn- linu.ic $2.7. Itlihlleld nil Corn. i2i.li. Slanilord nil Co. $17.22. Hay Pitislow Slim. llniiKi-li Motor Co. $100, Pime l.uiiirN-r - l-'uol Co. $.115. I'nloll till Co.. 1 2!i. P.T.T. Co. 2o2."., IVny A. Wt-lib Jlll.tm. SIA Conun $IS'i. Sherltt (Tax Department): PT. IV Co. $2:t."'. llurrolii:lis Adillnil Ma-i-hlne Co. SIA Com $ !7. ShenK (Del. Per. Tax Collector): IM I I o. v7... II. C. Dail.y $7.71. SI V Coin. lilt. School Superintendent: P T T AUTOMOBILE LOANS l3orrow Money on your car or refinance your present contract. Easy terms. Cash immediately. Tri-State Acceptance Corporation M 254 G. W. Young & Son, Agents 205 W. CASS ST. PHONE 417 Co. 1.1.65, SIA Com 132, Car S20.S3. rdson $f.7.r.O. 26 00, Roy Peck J2U.83. 112.00, SIA Com. Il.li. Surveyor: P.T.T. Co. 12 35. II Property Claudication: Highway L. Kppstelii JC0.00, Harvey Kpp-, Service Co. 45. stein $24.00. N. R. HlrhardBonl Weightt and Meaiuret: Co. 13.65. HI A Com. J.32, Car department of Agriculture I1H.S2. S25.0II, Ilessle Cain. Adnu. $23 00' Tn Foreclosure: Hosebllrg New The A. Lull Co. R22, Henry Ty-.Itevlew 48.30. mer Co.. Inc.. $5.4J SIA Com II :u Tax Rebates: $326.71. j Tre..ur.r: P.T.T. Co. $2.35.1, 'ItL ."Mw wia Loin. .31. iMeiMner ll.TS, ii. E. Aikins J1.0U. Health Un't: RnnebuiR nook j. I.. Gibbons 1.U0, 11. C. Stearns Store $4.50, Dr. Chas. B. Wadw $2.0if. jiju.uo. in-, a. is. jolinson i:m.oo, i.t?rtu?r i, a niiHHriy r.vi iu. uu, I'. T. T. Co.. $8.45, SIA Com. $1.98. Car S5O.00. Roadmaster: lloalv Tire Co. $1.61), 1 T. T. Co. $4.90, SIA Coin. S2.31. County Horns: J. C. CiilbertMon jf 4.SH. $2 311. Kconoiny Market $36.65. I. alino Ititcnic J7.20, $0.t!l, Cash Adv. $.ll.'i. Chapman Pharmacy $14.4.-,, Dr. K A. IHllanl S1S.UU. Loree W. Ilryaon $12.nu, Peter Hln-c-lair $15.15, PhyKieians & lloapital Supply Co. $15.00, UeiBh'a Appll anee Hervlt-e $111.50. T. C. lluekle $lilin, IlelrlKeration Service Co. S125.00, Padrlr Kmlt & Produce Co. $2041, Callf.-OreKon Power Co. $79.71. .Veta .l. Hryant $73.00, Clara Ijindielh $45.no. Betty ItlBaby $45,011. IleKHle Holism- S-I50II. (toy Knllice $45.00. Eula Carll $10.50, Kalherlne Ilhkn $50.00.- Dorntliy Arthur $17.00, lxill .Martin $50.00. Kula Carll $6.00. Klsle Kelly $22.50, P. T. T. Co. $7.05. DoUKlas Co. Flour Mills $10.00, Douglas Market $24 00, Kullerton Candy Co. $6.2 7, C. J. (tiiiiini $37.32, Heniiinger's .Mart $4.65, Maddux Orocery $20.20. A. J. Itainey $3.00, Safeway Stoles $24.61, Cuipqua Dairy Products Co. SI 11.65. Wehcr's Hakery $25.76, Mar Hters DniK Co. $3.10. Pioneer Drug Store $35.48, Montgomery Ward & Co. $3.24, J. C. Penney Co. Inc. $2.71, Churchill Hardware Co. $1,811, Howard Case'beer $2.00, Paralow Furniture Co. $1.65, Coettel's" Var iety Store -$8.17, Roselinrg Under taking Co. $35.00, SIA Com. $18.23. Credit Prisoners Hoard 61t meals $154.00. County Jail: Kula Cuill $3.75, Dr. II. H. Nerbas $1.00, C. W. Clark Photo Studio $1.54, Cuen Lumber Co. $1.S0. New' Service Laundries Inc. $5.51. California Oregon oei Co. $3.50. Churchill Hardware Co. $.86. Farm Bureau Co-op. Kxcliange $1.00. Haynes Drug Store $1.M',. Vandin & Co. $33.75. SIA Com. $.12. County Relief Office: Blind As sistance $51.60, Dependent Chil dren's Assistance $682.40. Old Age Assistance $2,718.40, General Ut ile! $815.18. Sallora and Soldiers Assistance: Civil War $20.00. Spanish American War $45.00, World War $423.50. Scalp Bounties: Those receiv ing $10.00 for coyote bounties are: Lena Stoble. Bert Meloy. Gerald Ogden, II. J. ilausotter, Ralph Lock wood. W. I). Irwlli, Charles W. Cleveland, (Iraclano Sahala, Len oir P. Grubbe; thoHe receiving $1.00 Charles K. Ilewoy, II. J. Hausolter. Ralph Lockwood. Bernard (Irubbe: Clarence Johnston $3.00, Gard Sacaherd $12. no. C. J. Ineruni $25.00. Pete Hernier $2.00. Leltovl Churchill $31.00, J. K. Niehqla $2.00. Bridge Fund: Cliurchlll Ilarri ware Co. $2.70, Coen Lumber Co. ($6.24. Ira Jacobson-W m. Clinton $1;9. DO, II. 11. ixeny. ir. iicimci nun Parr $47 52. Ohrllng Lumber Co. $12.53, John A. Roebllngs Sons' Co. $22.35, Roseburg Lumber Co. $111.08. Winchester Bay Lumber Co. $1143 .46, Pierce Aula Freight Lines S17.31. J. K. Hiiscltlne & Co. $140.12, Hen W. Tnvlor S75.0O. Kben Mode r,S.oil. Wm. Hoeft $66.00, Harry llalrd $60.00. Oliver .lohumn $60.00. Geo. Crenshaw $63.00. Homer Gal lop $150.00. W. H. Gallop $130.00. Russell Oclle S125.00, II. S. Clem ens $80.00. Win. T. Hughes $104.00, George Mcllugill $!I2.00. M. N. Hum phrevs $104. no. Frank Mcllugill SSS.o'll, 11. .1 Faiiliioll $70.40. Delin Gen-elsen Co. $2,375.00. I). II. Kelly. Tr. $57.71. Winchester Bay Lum ber Co. $48.38. SIA Com. $1111.4 Court House: M. J. Geier $2. SI. Otis lOlevutor Co. $24.00. Farm Bureau Coop. Kxc. $5.00. Ciilir.-Ore-con Power Co. $100.31. Medlord Stationery Store $217. 50. Roseburg Plumbing Heating Co. $3.r.o. Cliurchlll Hardware Co. $11.08, $.95. Consolidated Freight Lines $.5ii, North Coast ('belli. $1.91, Western Chemical Corp. $12.50, SI.V Com. $2.66. Emergency: Oregon Pacific High way Assn. $50.00, K. R. Cochrane . 1 1 .011. Insane FM TB Hospitals: Vr. Chas. II. Wllile $5.00. Miscellaneous Accounts: Salva tion Army $2.Ynn. Fled Harvey ll.nn, A. B. llouser $2.50. $2.:0. Tom Neil $2.5n. $2.50. X. E. Rich- EAT WEBER'S Delicious Bread On Sile at All Grocery storsa FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 Watermaiter District No. 16: KI A Com I 7!t Dog License Fund Tom Fletcher $70.00, $70.00. M. B. Ellimllt $9.1)0, W. S. Ilrosl $1,511. Roseburg News- Review $1.95, Ralph Stearns $8.00, Victor Phlpps $S.OO. W. J. Meredith $S.0il, F. A. Heeker $1.50. W. B. Lerwlll $3.00. O. G. Sether $1.50. Jess Williams 13.00, SIA Com., $2.78. General Road Funds The following is tile payroll of the foreman and crew: Roy Fish er $100.00, Franklin Haines $76.8.1. Dayton .M Inter $5.00, Robert Smith $48.76, Lloyd Kellogg $27.51), Ken neth .Madison $42. 5o, Cecil Denny $7.50. Krnest Gaston $15,110, c. W. Perry $72. no, Charles Ice $22.50. Claud Church $12.80. J. L. Barker $2.50, Gilbert Hinder $87.50, Dale Hattield $104 00. R L. Merry $80.. Ray Blood $19.20, R. H. Breedlove $17.50, Lyman Stiles $12.60, B. E. Leas $150.00, J. M. Spancake $83.20. Ed Johnson $83.20, John Lnreik $40 00 and $64.00, Ralph Sebren S12.80, Dick Riggs $16.00 and $136.50. Durwurd Owens $104., O. A. Parker $20.62, Eugene May born $5.00, Leo Clement $7.50, Del bert Olllvant $7.50, M. A. Ormsby $10.00. O. O. Matthews $84.00. Al bert Green $83.20, Ray L. Simp son $12.50. Floyd Finn $20., Jake Matlock $12.00, Ruy Blood $12.80. Clover Craft $25.00, R. D. Imiie $25.00. Guy , Mctiee $36.00, Gus Lapp $2.50. Jack Gaulke $5.00. Hill Rachor $1.25, R. L. Spore $6.25. George Shaffer $10.00. Max Mvers $123.50. E. L. Cooper $156.00, Ern est Weber $150.00, Bert Matthews $123.50, Clyde Rydell $130.00. Er wln Levins $58.75, John H. Peter son $7.50, Hilbert Povle. $5.00. E. V Goakey $5.ofl. Roscoe Woosley $l.i.0li. Elmer Breier $15 00, Al Or cott $10.00. Fred Swatinan $48.00. Conrad Townsend $22.50, T. E. Dy er $25.00, Albert Wroe $15.00, Vir gil Wroe $15.00, Gilbert Holmes $13.75, Clarence Doane $15.00. Wal lace Townsend $7.50, L. V. Smith S104.. Geo. Weseman $68.S0, Todd Gllbreth Seo., Tom Hand $6.25. Har old Hand $3.75, Jess Russell $73.00. Carl Sperling $62.50, E. K. Leas $70.10, Geo. Armstrong $88.00. Dim Bridge $2.50. George Beatty $2.50. j John Fitch S2.50, Fred Braniiiger $2,511, louard Barge $2.50. L. L. , Hlser $2.50, John Gorez $2.50, Geo.: jlnilerson S2.50. Glen Marshall; $2.50, Tom Soloiuan $2.50, Gerald ; Hall $2.50. W. E. Thompson $2,611.' W. Hutchinson $104.iio, Fred El-1 liott $83.20. Emmet Moyer $65.00. ! G. W. (Toucher $57.00, Lesion M. ! 1-aiirunce $5. Oil. M. M. Pospttal 1 i $3.75, V. V. Mr A boy $12.50, Millard ! Northcratt $5.00, J. .. Deardorl'f I f 1111.00, Ray Tlnipv $83.20, Gail' Deardorff $1.25, 11. A. McCord ! $100.00, Claude Selleck $80.00, j Glenn Wells $17.50, L. K. Lyons j $1.25. Emmet Churchill $11.25.! Kenneth Campbell $23.75, Alfred I Clnako $126.00. L. f). RtroheckeH $86.20, Win. Hoeft $16.00, B. O. j rtnnd $80.80. Ralph Sebren $62.10.; C. li. Rigsby $2.50. Kben Mode SI.. I Geo. Crenshaw $4.00. R. J. Spald ing Slol.tlo. Jim Chrislensen. S48.. W. M. Angel, $52.50. Harry Keeny j $62.5ii, Geo. Kesterson $12.50, Ray j llishofi $65.60, Tom La.euby S25.. Oscar Miilloon $15.00, Gene Rich ardson $2.50, Arthur Boyer $3ll.ou. June Wharton $.",0.00, Romie How. aid $88.00, W. K. nradlord $10.00. Slay Adams $11100. A. F. Johnson IK1UIKI VICUUM ctmiHirt VittiB Iimui tmln Meatus Itlit flKl Hansen Il A Mil L l t l'IIIUV IT 1 - A CttltAL HO TO!! VALUI ft! aJ.'j 1 wt liiniiiiwini . Wtttw 0i ttn MiltnfT) OAK AND S I LI'MLNb 5T $10.00, George Lungdon $10.00, I'ercy Langdon $5.00. Total for the above warrants are $5077.22. The following are for supplies, etc.: Joelson Bros., $37 5". 11. J. Spalding $2.95. Consolidated Freight lines $.69 cents, Dunham Transfer Co., $.67 cents, Calif. Ore gon Power Co., $20.39, Vac. Telep. and Teleg. Co., $11.54: Mrs. 1). C. Ingram $6.90, Air Reduction Sales Co.. $7.30, Arthur Sales and Serv ice $3 35, Churchill Hardware Co.. $11.00, Coen Lumber Co., $3.57, Col umbia Equipment Co., $1.96 and $1210.00, Howard-Cooper Corp.. $5.02, Coivan Garage $3.80. SI 1)11 lard Motor Co.. $18.53. C. W. Dish man $25.00, city of Drain $1.10. M. M. Foss $50,00, W. P. Fuller & Co.. $29.71, (ilendule Oarage $1.20. J. E. Haseltlne & Co., $146.96. M. V. Jones $1.28. Lapham Motors $8.27, Pacific Machine and Tool Steel Co., $35.52, Pine Ml. Lumber Co.. $3.64, R. F. Randall $4.40, Reedsport Garage $.60 lents. Ro berts Motor Co.. $1.76, Ted Sheila larger $3.50. Signal Oil Co., $26.68. South Cmpqiia News $15.40. Week's Co., $115.03, Western Au to Supply Co., $5.87, Wharton Bros. $2.0", Woodbury Co.. $32.29, L. M. DnBell $5.75. L. H. Swan, RW $60.00, Royal Abeene $11.50, South ern Par. Co., $194.75. Consolidated Freight Lines $1.31, Vernon A., Thomas A. and Dorothy Lewis Rugg. RW $1.00, D. R. Sham brook $16.10, S. N. Woodward $6.40. W. A. Cochran $.50 cents. Columbia Equipment Co., $11.17 and $92.05, Steve Cooper $24.42, Denn-Gerretsen Co., $113.04, Farm Bureau Coop Exchange $2.02 and $1.55, Feenaughtv Machinery Co., $17.21, W. P. Fuller & Co.. $10 72. Hansen Motor Co.. $177.21. Log ger's and Contractor's Machine Co.. $17.16 and $47.55, Nordllng Parts Co., $113.03, NorthweBt Mo tor Parts Co., $9.17, Orchard Auto Parts $127.83, Pacific Highway Garage $8.00, Pacific Machine and Tool Steel Co.. $2.67. Page Lumber and Fuel Co., $2.22 and $13.65, Reedsport .Machine and Boiler Works $1.25 and $4.65, B. R. Rlch ter $.46 cents, Roseburg Lumber Co., $467.63, Standard Oil Co., $90.06. Union Oil Co.. $1466.22, Woodbury Co., $3.20, Oregon State Hwy. Comm., $600.00, Consolidated Freight Lilies $1.35, Dunham Transfer Co., $22.61, Pierce Auto Freight Lines $9.67, Hazel Bridges $5.00, Howard - Cooper Corp.. $166.08, Electric Steel Foundry Co $29.09, A. C. Haag & Co., $5.84. $7.20 and $71.62 and $75.48. J. E. Haseltlne & Co., $25.29 and $42 6o, Healy Tire Co., $13.90. Vein llnl- TP' SUNDAY, JUNE 18 Roseburg Airport in the 8-passenger, twin-motored Curtlss KINGBIRD Local flights and trips to the Oregon Coast and Crater Lake SOHLER FLYING SERVICE, INC. aia" ill . j ;t -a ChcTrolct for 19J9 Is the first car of Ihe land! First In sales by a wide margin 650.OO0 already told, and tht demand Increasing First In stvllni;, first In acceleration, first In hlll-climbinii, first In alt-round performance with economy, among all cars in Ita price range! Sec your Chctrolct dealer today and buy the car that outsells because it out-ialucs all others In the, field Buy a new 1939 Chevrolet! Motor Company B gate $213. L. W. Metiger Co., $39 90 and $145.50, Pennsylvania Motor Oil Dlstr., $85.50, John A. Jioebling's Sons Co., $17.29, Salem Iron Works $651.23, Standard Serv ice Sta., $1.00, Stearns and Cheho wctll $26.85 and $603.80, Rice and Ortutt, RW $722.00, I'nion Oil Co, $17.43, Calif. Ore. Power Co., $20.59. Cash Adv., 61c and $.3:tc. Dame Lyons Reed, RW $10, As soc. Oil Co. $135.09. Arthur Boyer ,13., Len Brown $150, Columbia Equipment Co., $18.92, Consolidated Freight Lines .oi ceuia, uuiiu Gerretsen Co., Inc., $610.50, L. M. DuBell $4.50, Electric Steel Foun dry Co, $20.27, Elklon Hlucksmlth Shop $1.00, T. D. Hodges 1.4U. Geo. Kingston $100. J. S. Marr $28.90. S. C. Millec 13.80, Delbort Olllvant $1.00, Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., $6 50, Pine Mountain Lumber Co, $2.72, Pioneer Drug Store $1., C. H. P.eese ?3 44. Hlchfield OH Corp., $23.32, Robertson Drug Co., $.45 cents. Winchester Hay Lum ber Co.. $181.53, SIA Com., $320.65 Total for the above warrants are $9931.97. developes your 8 ex posure film, gives LjJ 8PPINTW 2 ENLARGEMENTS Send your film. Prompt service. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reprints 3c each, minimum order 25c. Send coin, TWO-BIT FILM CO. PORTLAND BOX 4322 OREGON GET READY! For after harvest work. Buy early and take your choice. 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