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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURGr OREGON, TUESDAYJUNE 18, 1940.
School District
Reorganization
Plan Discussed
Views Offered fi Let iUorive
frofoiol m Particularly
. Applicable to Douglas
County Situation.
(I-Mltor'ri Noti'A t-riln11 va pin ji.
nullitit IkimI by tlio lfilxliitiiri, f h
ri-ifKiuilHthii tit Dniml.tN tiiuniy
rhon dlHlricti, tiHN lnn UMlitnll -It'll
III tlie Btltli lliliml of UlI'Mt
for iipprovul. Tim MM" o .fit ii.r
KuiilXHtluii wmiM Ix'ctmi" ifl'twilve
who it iircepti'd fnvorii'ily, but
con hi In rejei'lod liy 11 ole nf 1ln
lu'ople where llxtih-tH (Id tint up-
1 i nil i. In ordt-r 1 liul llu-i i- liui '
ii n mwlf rmjiinlliiH nf l In- on-
f II If Miff llpOII WlllWl lilt) i-llt"l. I
prouru.',) 1h luiMcfl. tin ,NVi.vj-..-vli-w
luif reqiifhicd ,. Umth of
ink) an -J in pr'piit'i; a i---: -jf fit
foriiiagn uril'lttfi on tlilM Milt
Ji'i't. ill". Ilycri Wrk I'.npl. ;, I I y
t lit) ci-u; Brtnl.tilion liourd In ri.'lrrt
tln tin fa iit-r.-xHuj y fur i lin ri'i'i
Kiiiilxtitiun miKly iiiid Hi Mt.it ImIh-p
In; preieiitN In (hi- ihuh' ( ;ii
t li'li-K 'iptmirlhK In tin- X"WH-It'-vlfW
nrn olfliliil. Tl'," mil Ii
nro pr'tHi-'iiied Hoh-ly for iti.- pii
jimkp if InforimiiK Nw IVvm.-'V
ri'iilirn Mfih it-Kind in Hum pro
IM'inti. Any rMHilunlonfi or oplh
Ioiik expn?nfc(l r! l!in.e of tlits
Wlilt'l'.)
- fly LKK IIVKItK
(No. 2 In ft Horltte of arllt Ich i
uhiiiiitory or tho HOpooil Hehool
nMH'nanlrntlnn plim lor IxhikIuh
I'punly.j
I'rnpuriiilon for a pronini In 10
organize Hi:hool (Drill ii-tH ol' Houft
Inn county Involve turoful loiihIiI
oration or many fnrtoix jiffi'i-tiiiK
the eilucittioiml Inli'if ttln of nil. In
the tentative pliwi proponed for
Douglas comity thn mibjcctn con
nltlerwl Ineliitlo the following
liuHillni(B (ivatlal)l, tauhlo it;
HOiirceH, slaiiilai (Irt (Htuhlfxlu'il hy
the Htote tominlHHlon, thu convi-n-iem.e
of eh II (I i en attoinllnn ru-hool,
tho fH'Omiinli'H or irnimpui ttitinii
nnii mhuliiiMi niton, lorn, dhttrlit
Ijouiulnrleti, tho ruaxoimlilo niMiln
and desires of the- local coinmuut
tlp, find a more Hiultnhlu difltrlhti
tlon of taxnhlo vnlitatfon per nttpll,
which will result In less dlKparlty
than existB uiuUm' Hih jirt'sont sys-turn.-
.
Kvory fidiool dltttrlct In ll:o couii
ty was viHiled hy the writ or, who
wan employpd hy the cominllloe to
him urn dutn and liifonnallon re
Kanllnf? cxhtlttiiK sellout rondlilon.s.
Hundreds of rontactrt were made;
hundreds of opinions have heeii
heard, . connldeml and c lBHUtried,
Don't Forget llie Innocent Vieiims
hy Fiti pntrfck
, : i ; J
i
News of 4-H
CLUBS
Thc'eiRhty two boya and girls
who loaded on the buses for Cor
vallis IhhI Monday have been busy
ihrouKhoiit the entlra WeeU In a
moat enjoyable proKnim. The girl.
iih th exception oi those from
Oukland and Loon lake live In the
M Kappa t'hl house, alat and Hm
rlaoii Rtieels, with Mra. Curtis Cal
klns nnd Mi ah Florence AIIIh hk
(haperoiiB. Thono from )aklandtMt f.Pf, nrt:,nni. nhrtr.nlnir
vlnltlng at the li vln Mather home.
Another son, Harold, 1ft ft nuedt
at the borne of bin uncle an l aunt,
Mr. and Mm. Frank Woonler.
They expect to leave the firtt of
the Week ror the Red Cloud mine
where Mr. Mather in employed.
They will corny there during tho
Kummcr inonihR.
Confllderable excitement wna
caused Sunday In the vlctiiitv tf
the Cedar Supply Co.'s plant
when portions of several lilKh
ricks of pencil stock collapsed
making a terrif'c din. It Ik : eporl
vd that they will not be rey tank
ed but will be immediately hauled
to a point on the railroad for ship
ment. Mr. and Mis. La w reh a Ml
chueln and the former's ulst
and Loon Lake live In the Sluma ' ann ' y.iu(ii., in -nuu,, voa.
I'M Kpsllon houie at 224 N. 2tith St.'day " '
.Mia. Dora ItlUman la the local! i tr t. tiaB..n.
chapeion for that group. The old- E ' y'lsiinra' Sunday. Ml'.
Weaver returned here In til? evn-
er-hoys are In various fraternity
houties. and the younver in em hers
are In tho men s domftory halls.
Those UiughiB county uiembers
wlio have been elected to otflceB
i:re: Mnybelle Htrlcklnml of Iook
lnuRlnB. president of the PI Kappa
I'm rii):in: rnlrir a Turner, vli-e-
preRfdent of the entire Sigma Phi
Kptdlon sroup; Betty Lou Carlson
waa elected on a house council;
and Lois McCurdv was elected re
porter lor the 4H club paper
.lames Ward nnd Josephine
Wright were presented In an inter
view Friday noon over KKX on the
Western Farm Home Hour pro
gram. The Interview had to do
with the outstanding forestry pro-
Main carried on by the Days Creek
lot-entry clubs under the leadershlr
of Mr. C. C. J J ill and Mr. Myrl
linrkhurst.
Patricia Turner. Janet Davison
and Lois Mt Curdy appeared In the
l ing day nRscmbly In a demonstra
tion of how to properly display the
lias of the United Slates. This
demonstration was given before
KOtnethlnir over two thousand 4-H
club memliers nnd several hundred
adult visitors. They appeared on
the ranie program with the com
I mnndt r of the State Department
I American region, rwei suieii.
JmK tl'Oitpttch.
News of Douglas County
Camas Valley
Pulleii's father, Jesse Kirketi
dall for the summer. Mr. Ptillcu
Is workitiK at a logging ramp on
Itork creek. Mr. and Mrs. Poullen
went to their home at Coaled Sun
day for supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones or Kd
enhovver neui Sunday visiting In
llie valley.
Miss Ksther ltrown came home
'ortland last week and will
spend n part ol' her vacation at
CAM AS VAI.LHV, June II. A.
W. (etler left Sumlav for Salem
All types or pairons were given an to nttend the Stale (J range con
opportunity to express themselves veulion as deleKiitn from the Cam
on the matter. Building conditions as Valley Kiihmdfnate. grange,
were atndied. Present transporta-1 L. F. Mickey and Milton At Mil
lion lines and future possibilities have accepted an oiler made t
..nmliln t Inn !.. atlLlinfl lu M iu A. I.. t lion,, I lit. I
mtn on every district In the conn- pluco and saw timber from Uiere. f .''om
ty was secured. This data Includ place and sa wtimher irom tlieiv. hlimft h,.n
,. tntl Mvnttiiflfliiifii dmiiiv IIih Tlnv n 1 11 red t)uh- mill Dm IhhI nf " 1 nmnP
mi h mi I veiir. cfist nf IrnnsnorLalion. itae week. I nn'' Af,'ri' '
amount spent on debt servke. I , ftnltert Ktogel and Jim Marlln
vapltal outlays, census, averago lale have been sent to Hamilton
' daily attendance, average yearly. Field. Calir., where I hey will study
txpundilure per pupil, assessed. 'and ''also lake ground mechanic
valuation, elementary tax rale, I work in the air corps in which
high school or non-high distrlt t 'they have enlisted,
tax, total special school levies, Mrs. H. T. Church and Infant
cash on hand, outstanding debt, son were bvntiKht home from Jtose
Hiuklng fund and the ratio of n- burg the last of the week,
sessed valuation por pupil. Frank Brown uttd son, Howard,
Pnrtlcnlar attention has been nre logging with a 'Vat' for the
given to an analysis or the rea- .'mill In the extreme upper end ol
sons ror solne seemingly heavy ex-j the valley.
pendltures as well as the reasons Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Krogel nnd
Home other districts operate with Mr, and Mrs. Si my Martlmlale
low tax rates and mode rale pcr.iwcnt to the coast Thursday to di
capita costs. Districts now organiK-jclams. They spent one iiIkIH ihere
ed under the present syHtein can- relurniiiK home Friday afternoon,
not operate efficiently If they dol Mr. and Mrs. Rubs Brown spent
not have u sufficient valuation per part "f lust week at Mrs. Brown's
pupil nnd a reasonable number In home at Ashland then returned
attendnnce al school. l the valley for a lew days.
Where definite Information bus They left Sunday noon. They will
been provided. It Is the common l' stationed at a lookout past
Mr. mnl Mrs. P. ;. Hanson of
uiverion. i oos county, spent Sun
tiny at the home or their son-in-law
nnd -daughter,- Mr, and Mrs.
; Wayne fteetz. .- . t
Steve Coiiilm visited Thursday
at the home or hln son, Jim
Combs. Cien went on to North
Heud lo visit other relatives un
til Sunday when he returned on
the bus to visit for a day or two
before reluming home.
Mrs. Fairy C. Neveau or Klk
ton visited from Tuesday until
Saturday at the home ol her sis
tec. Mrs. Irvln Cribbins. Her aged
father, James Belieu. bns been in
a very critical condition for sev
eral days.
( 'orrect ion M rs. Ft fie M u nay
did not receive hup) ism Sunday.
Those who were baptized were
Mrs. Crihbfns, Mrs. Berl.ui Willi
well and Paul Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, newly-
There were seventeen entries in
the 4-H club section of the Ninth
i "in. Annual Douglas County Fat Lamb
'and Wool show at Itosehurg Satur-
; day. Those win placed are as
weea enii. i ueHuny jirs. Martiii- ' in) lows:
dale went to Bandon with the First. Labile- Itltchie. Garden
guests where they will visit at tho Valley: 2nd. Martha Buell, Look
home of Mrs. Martindale's mother inaglass; Jlnl. Itlchard Nichols,
Mrs. M. K. Lillie, until tho latter . Brockway: 4th. Ovid Hovers, Look
part of the week. I lunulas; 0th. Dale Landers. Green;
Dee Howard an 1 his mother, ! (ph. Billy Matthews, Melrose; Till
Mrs. Fmnia M firrt. of Itosehurg Clare Meredith, l-oiklngglass.
visited Sunday evening at the I Tho lamb owned by Utblie lilt
home of .Mr. and Mrs. T. G. law-jrhle was a grain fed lamb nnd Me
son, icordinu to ine junae nan a nice
Mr. and Mrs. C. Iv Brlttuin of coveriim of tirm flesh and was
Dillard intended to business mat- easily outsfatiilinir.
torn and called on friends hero ;
.Monday aflernoon.
j Days Creek
Azalea
m.lnlm. nf nil Hum.es of imrenls ; Myrlle Creek during the lire iea- speni rviummy niii ai me
and taxpayers that some derinlto hoii. ,'"h M Mr- ti;r. Mra.
form of reomanUation is absolute- Orvul Armstrong's father from ,!',"V Caudle). hey went on to
ly necessiuy.-imt only for educa; near Corvallls Is visiting at the ' ;y
tlonal imprrtveiuent but also for ho- 1 Armstrong borne. "V. ... 1 lu ' ... K, Mlm
clal and llniiiicial welfare. The Bill Baker came homo from Ore- ' V' " "i, i. V . L ir..Vi
most noticeable opposition, most gon State college at Corvallls th I? " .! HI Mm,w" hl',tt ,,H A,,,e(11
freuuently comes from llioso sec- hist ol llie week and spent u day
Hons ami individuals that stand to or two with his mother. Mrs. Kl
beneHl most under a reorganized Ibiker. lie left Monday for
in., k- i..i.,..tt. ... i...
"''K. ,,. r,.U,ml lo' ,! ,,a .y I.U.T !". valley Alomla, Mr
qllWHly lil-HVPIllvil ft mil loilllillK '"' "" " I""11""1 'V'11' ,,ll'"--burniuw
H lo.nl mill,.. II million or I , )lt,l"(k, ,"'!",,",
mlBunili-rstaiulinK ol 111.- ,.v.m-..I .llo,ml, tho vall.y n l. w ,!.. oKo
fialoi-s lo up .mixl.loi.Ml. IHiiIuk ''""'""k '"' l"";
Hie imsl lo or Ihro.. y,i.r IIouk-,1'"' "' ';l''"' O'-toii. Muv .-v
comily: .oi1oll,l,.llMK luiv.. ln-l"''',,s "1 '"' S"V'" '."".'''!'
ro......l i 1,1.1 Iv I I,,,,. ...... I "'"f " f""" "'" I"
llitny.
Air. mnl Mrs. IM .loyco ami Mrs.
.loyi'i.'K niolht1!', .lrn. I, oil is?
I loni .i ol Klk valloy wi-ro out lo
Krt'nrli
riMtinii'il Id Klk vulloy will, lliom.
Mr. ami .Mrs. Krnost Whevlcr
vlsltt'il Sumlay Willi Miss Anil
Mooili'y at Sllllii'i'lin. Miss Moonoy
laliKht Iiimo in tho lirilnary room
ami livi'il .itli till Wlloi'lors. Sln.-p
DAYS CKKKK. June 14. Mm.
Sherwood Nicholas anil small
AZAI.i:.. Juno IS. Mrs. Wil- (laiiKlilpr. Kay. o( CMvo, Calif.,
liHin Jalil7.or ami sons. Illllic mnl me suenilim: aiiiue time ho re as
.lailtio. shi.iipil in tJranls Pass Ihe Biicsta of the former's parents.
Tu.wlny. They also vislli'il (lcr Mr. anil Mrs. John I'lam. Mr. Nl
sislorln law. Mrs. Jimmy Julius. i i hulas expecta In Join the.n here
Mr. anil Mis. r'loyil Hull or later In Hie month. '
roillaml uuil Ctoln I.I OriIimi spi'iit Itomilil Hoover, who lias been
seifiiil ila.s the first of the week here since last fall left Saturday
I'ishlnu al Kuur Alile lake. ' ;evenIiiK for Kuireno from which
Word has lie. n received here plane he will ncctiiniiny his eou
thai Miss Alahi.'l KaMn nnd Carl sins, Mr. anil Mrs. Purest Itoliert
rtlerliai U were married at llan- son, lo Ills home at Ualko. Okla.
dnn I'Yidnv, June 7th. Alter u six! Hoy luinciin, fllenn Knehor anil
weeks nip in Kentucky they will 'Art Wilson returned to their vork
reliirn In Powers where (hey will at Tennant, Calif.. Sunday nlter-
make their home. Mrs, riterliack noon, having spent the week-end
I lias heen trarhiiiK at PTwers for here nt their respective homes,
several years. Mr. rtlerlinrkois Mr. Wilson Is analn able to work
employe! us bridge builder for the after suffering; a painfully injured
Coos Hay l.br. Co. iliiind a couple or weeks ago.
Mr. .mil Mrs. John .h-MUzer andj Air. and Airs. Vern Lerwlll were
Mr. anil Airs. Warren llazen were attending to business mattera In
in tirmils Pass Wednesday alter-. Knschure Saturilay. All, and Mra.
noon on business. Herald Hill also were Iloseburg
.Mr. and Airs. Joe Lapp unit fitm-! visitors Saturday. Mr. Hill ve
il, and Aliss iterlnce Haedecke, of turned to his work at the mines
Alaishlield. arrived here the lirst'cm llendman Sunday mornluK.
of ihe week and will spend several : tins Ijipp hns returned from
days with relalives and friends. IPortland where he went a short
Ii. 11. AlcCarlney or Ilumlon was;timo ago for medical attention,
here on business several days the Air. and Airs. Jack Nei-iy nf
first of Hie week. Kerby wore recently guests at
Air. and Airs. Jake Klsher wore the Haymond Spore honi?. Airs.
Grains Pass callers Wednesday. Ipnrn Dean, Air. Spore's mother.
John I'clilinlller was a ItiiachurK who has been very ill. Is reported
Inisinesn caller Saturday. to ,e greatly Improved.
Air. and Airs. Warren llaaeu ;lva Perdue had the lnisfor
spent Priila v in Hntnts Pass. I tune to cut his eand very revere-
Hoy P.llnu and Iinland Atwimtl y inst friday while operallng a
from Sncrainenlo. Calif., flnived ,,.B saK. nbo.e the Dan Perdue
here the Hist of Hie week anil will ,onle on ,ippel. iavn creek He
spend several weeks visiting their. , tBkell , Alyrtle Creek for
urnndiivvthcr. Mrs. Ivy Snckett. 1 me.li-al attention, it being n-!ces-liarv
Swim. Jr.. nephew or Mrs. rv to have numt)er of atitehes
Sackell. is also visiting here from lK(pn . r,e the wound.
81'hnol .-.llidltl.llls . have been
'"7 "V. l I Slandley attendeil lo busl
.lenilnle Alyrtle Creek h klon. I mMU,,.K T,.nu.lle Sunday
then she has been teaching near
Imps later ul Ihe radio station in ! . ;'' ' " " wm- !
Bend
Looklnerlass.
Looklngglass and Oakland. These
morning. Mrs. Stundley
and
strenglli stcailily.
Mrs Myrlle Sire
is gel
gaining
tniiler nf Taw-
repi eseni me Breaiesi nuuioer, "a i tliiK along nicely
iiiuiiii iin'ii- ii n- iiifii iiiin'i i'auiii
pies of uniting In the county. All
i no iiisu'icis wnicn nave jommt to- ...... uliu vuiimi niind-iv mm-n.
gelher have benefitted heeause of.n(l'u, ,,;; ,m,t llt Mr, alH Mr,
Improved conditions which could, (, i ,iore. Mrs. Strosnider Is
mn nave ueen possmm unuer iiieijoyhm a month s vacation on
the loasl. She taught in an in
old system. Them is still great
need for further Improvement.
One of tlie most iiuislaudliiK con
solldallons lu the state ol Oregon
I til n school In Oklahoma several
years ago v.'.ieu Mrs. Mooro taught
lu the same school.
Punctured Pup
Calif. She v ill teach In Sonora
KKaiii next year. At present tdie
is on her wav to New Vork Cily
l.i till. m. 1 f'l.lumhin ...ill.-Ui. .-Iiwvm.X
.iir kiimii.ht uni i,,nn..il killed h big porcupine but cbancefl
over In Sutherlin a day or two to r lie won't be doing a repeat per
visit relatives, j lorniance soon.
Mr. and Mis. Hubert Martlndulo Caul removed :to quills from the
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Combs had canine's body with pincers then ft
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Belle, and Mrs. 'veterinarian got l!H more during
.Mm Mitchell, relatives from Mo- a iR-mlnute operation that remiir
Mtm:. as houae guests over 1 1 ed t In owe nf anaesthetics.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hill Were
business visitors In Hoehurg
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clayton Mather and her
sous. Duane Mid Wally, wh ) have
ning but Mrs Weaver went on to
Portland where she Is attending
he grand cnaplcr of the Eastern
Star.
The various members oi the
teaching staff of the local school
have gone to widely divergent
points of the state for their sum
mer vacations. Miss Gross of the
primary department has gone to
her home at Yonealla, her plans
for the summer not as yet defin
itely made. She however expects
to visit the Sin Francisco filr he
fore returnfm; to school work m
the fall. Miss Hutchinson of the
Intermediate room has gone to
At.hland. where she Is enrolled In
the Hummer classes at Ihe Sutith
ern Oregon College of Kducatlon
.Mr. Ayers, who ban taught llie up
per grades for the past two years
has also with his family moved to
Ashland. He too Is enrolled In
college there. Miss Marjnrle
Church, assistant high school
teacher, has gone to her home In
Canhy and may attend the sum
mer session at Oregon State. Aft
er two weeks at his home In Port
land, Myrl Barkhurst, who has
been an assistant In the high
school the past year but will be
principal the coming year, will go
to CorvalllB where he will work on
the "master's" thesis during' the
summer session at O. S. C. Dur
ing his work at the college he
has majored In zoology. C. C. Hill,
retiring principal Is engaged lu
supervising the supplying of cedar
bolta Tor the Cedar Supply com
pany's plant at Days Creek.
James and Woodrow Conn of
Melrose were callers at the John
Ferguson ranch Thursday morn
ing. T'tey came after some hogs
they bad purchased Trom Mr. Fer
guson. Glenn Welltnan. field man for
the Douglas County Flour mills or
ttonehurg. called on a number or
lurk oy raisers In this neighbor
hood recently.
Murl Hutchinson took his sist
ers. Miss Gem and Miss Wlletha.
to Ashland Sunday. They arc both
attending the summer session at
the college there.
Clyde Detherage of Med ford was
nn nvnt-.nlir-ht minat tit Ihn Ti A
'.Moore home Friday.
The surveying crew of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company has
started the work of locating the
extension of the power line which
will reach from the Mandie Wld-
rig place to the South Umpquu
Falls CCC cainp.
Mrs. Karl Rogers and children
or Oakrldge have returned home
after a week's visit at the home
of Mrs. Roger's mother, Mrs. John
Rachor.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mi
chaels were supper guests at the
Ray Wright home Sunday evening.
Guests at the Joe Italnvllle
home during the week-end includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wheeler
and daughter, Betty, or Portland,
and Mr. and Mrs. F.ddie Hall and
daughter. Margaret, of Grants
Pass. They arrived here Thurs
day In order to attend the gradua
tion exercises held that evening
at, the local school.
A very pleasant picnic supper
and swimming party was enjoy
ed Monday evening at the Rhoads
swimming hole. Those present
were Mrs. Pete Ulam. Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Connor and daughter.
Judy. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clark
and daughter. Sharon, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Wright. Mr. and Mrs.
Irvln Mather, Mrs. Kmma Mather,
Mrs. Ivan Welch and son. Melvtn.
and daughter. Hazel, Mrs. Clay
ton Mather and sons. Duane and
Wally and Mrs. Ira Brock.
NOTICE
Is centered at Oakland. uhere Mr. and Mrs. John Harm son
eleven separate units served in Mind family spent the week-end at
earlier das. Hie sen es t inlay, j coast point neat inning.
Two schools are operated In the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pullcn
unit. A consolidation does not nee-'and lamlly of Conledo. Cot is conn-
essarlly mean that alt children ty. are living at (he borne ol Mrs.
must be transput led lo one buitd-!
tug. It may be more convenient lo
use two or mine buildings In the
new unit. 'Ihe reorganization com
mittee has no power to abandon
schools as long tis they meet Um
ndm-ntlnnul standards set up by
Ihe slate department. When those '
standards are not met it may be
' possible for the state authorities io
close some p bonis. I till under the'
reorganization plan the matter of
deciding what schools shall b op- i
c-rnted, nnd how many, is to be ih. i
rlded entirely hy the people hi e:u li
of the proponed district?-. I
COMPLETE
OPTICAL SERVICE
Dr. D. B. Bubar
1I No. Jackasn
JUST A FADLE
The lory about the man who
walked home in a barrel can't
be line, for In all our experi
ence we've never been asked to
clean and pi ess any hart el
staves. Call 172 to bring Rone
burgs outstanding diy t b ailing
mt b e to ur door.
Umpqua
Cleaners
2J1 NO. MAIN
ANNOUNCING
JUNE DISCOUNTS
ON FUEL
CALL 282
And place your order now for your winter's supply of wood
One Load FREE
WITH ANY ORDER OF 10 LOADS
56o discount on all orders of 5 fo 9 load orders
Call 282 for prices on larger quantities
DELIVERED IN CITY PRICES
1 6-inch green slab $3.00 per load
4-foot green slab 2.00 per load
Our mill is running on n overtime schedule and we have add
ed A new fuel delivery truck. PI ace yur order before the usual
summer rush starts. Carly orders nay be delivered when you
designate.
PHONE 282
American Legion regular meet
ing. Tuesday, June IS. Flection of
officers and refreshments,
f Adv.) ADJCTANT.
MISSING!
...squeaks, rsttles and noises now
bothering average motorist. .. .Gone
after one Stop-Wear lubrication job!
Three advantages accrue to motorists
using Stop-Wear one, see difference
in way car looks when returned to you
tires dressed, ditto running boards,
glass gleaming, interior and exterior
dusted, tires, battery checked; two,
you can hear the difference in way car
sounds after just one treatment; three,
you can feel the difference in way car
shifts, steers, rides. Advise most stub
born motorist investigate this lubrica
tion service. Telephone, that's all
that's necessary. Remember you can
get Stop-Wear service only from
YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD UNION OIL STATION
WashirK)ton Farmer Says "later
pillar' Bellows Seals Mean More
Life."
HENRY PHILLIPS, LIND. WASHINGTON, says:
"Those bellows seals you talk so much about certainly are
OK. I've worked my 'Caterpillar' Diesel over six thousand
hard, dusty hours and never so much as cracked the paint
on the cap screws on the final-drive housings."
If you want long tractor lifo and fewer final-drive oil
changes, bo sure you investigate the patented copper bel
lows seel used exclusively on "Caterpillar" track-type
Tractors.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Fara Bureau Co-op. Exch.
kOSEBL'RG, OREGON
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SAN FRANCISCO
WORLD'S FAIR!
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You can see California on your round trip East for not
one cent more rail fare than you pay to go straight East
and back (to New York, Chicago, most other destinations).
See the exciting new San Francisco World's Fair, then
continue East on our direct Overland Route. Or go on
down to Los Angeles and Hollywood, then East on one of
our southern routes.
1 i
Grand Circle Tour
See United States from border to border and Coast to Coast,
round trip in chair cars and coaches.
$19C round trip in standard Pullmans. Round trip
AJ lower berth, $45; upper, $34.50. .
Shasta Now On a New and Faster Schedule
Southern Pacific
J. E. CLARK, Agent.
Phone 11
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THt PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPAUT
TeUphone 71
121 So. Stephens SI.