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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURtS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, ORE60R, MONDAY, JANUARY 20. 1 94 T. ' THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER SUTHERLIN REBEKAH LODGE HAS MEETING SUTHERLIN. Jan. 20. The Sutherlin Rebekah lodge met in the I. O. O. F. hall Thursday ev ening, January IB, with installa tion of officers the main interest of the evening. Miss Mabel Wil liams was installed as noble grand, Leona Slack as serretary, Juanita Holgate as financial sec retary, Savilla Bamber, treasurer; Cora Allen, R. S. N. G.; Maude Culver, L. S. N. G.; Belle Cooke, warden, Hazel Green, chaplain; Alma Anderson, inside guardian; Klla Wegner, outside guardian; Mabel Ross, musician. Other of fices will he filled later as some of the members were not present. Mrs. Hilda Schieman, vice-grand elect, resigned on account of oth er obligations, the resignation was accepted and Mrs. Adelaide Cooper was elected to take her place and will be installed at the next meeting with her right and left supporters. After lodge everyone enjoyed a pot-luck lunch and departed at a late hour. The retiring noble grand, Mrs. Serpta Saucerman, who is 80 years old, has fulfilled a very suc cessful year without missing a sin gle meeting and has kept the home fires burning. SUTHERLIN BRIDGE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING SUTHERLTN, Jan. 20. The Sutherlin Bridge club met Wed nesday evening, January 15, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brittain Slack in West Sutherlin. Three Rubles of contract were in play "during the evening with Mrs. Harrv Stearns winning high for ladies and Lloyal Stearns high for men. Mrs. L. D. Robertson won the ladies traveling prize while Lloyal Stearns won the gents' traveling prize and Mrs. Lloyal Stearns won the deuce prize. At the midnight hour a deli cious salad luncheon was served to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Holgate, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Horner, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Robertson, Mr. and J.Irs. Lloyal Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Slack. IDLE HOUR CLUB IS ENTERTAINED TUESDAY 4 SUTHERLIN, Jan. 20.-Mrs. Savilla Bamber was hostess to the Idle Hour club Tuesday after-1 noon, January i-t, u m-i ihmh State street. The ladies enjoyed an afternoon of visiting and play ing bingo. Later dainty refresh ments of cake and coffee were served to Mrs. John Cook and Mrs. Itenrv Barge, guests of the club, and the following members: Mrs. Tom Hand, Mrs. Anna ITnn kenson, Mrs. Bess Cooper, Mrs. O. A. Jaeobson, Mrs. M. W. French and the hostess, Mrs. Bamber. YONCALLA CIRCLE HAS MEETING ON TUESDAY YONCALLA, Jan. 20. The reg ular meotincr of the Yoncalla Circle Neighbors of Woodcraft, I was held Tuesday evenini. Neigh bor Hazel Hannn. who has been quite ill since Christmas was re ported improving. Du-ing the so cial hour, Mrs. Grace Cowan serv ed a delicious lunch. Mrs. Fred Kruse drew the pennv prize. Those present included Mrs. P. C. Wilson. Mrs. Eric Stenseth. Mrs. Dare Kingery. Mrs. Grace Cowan, Mrs. Fred Lee. Mrs. Fred Kruse, Mrs. George Edes. W. S. OF C. S. HAS INTERESTING MEETING YONCALLA, Jan. 20. The Wo men's Society of Christian Ser vice of the Methodist church held a business meeting recently, at which time, plans were made to hold a cooked food sale at the Stenseth store, Saturday after 7 noon. Plans were also made to hold a birthday party. February INth, at which time tables will bo decorated to represent each month of the year. Mrs. Avery Lasswell has charge of the party. BOX SOCIAL IS ENJOYED AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH A delightful box social was held in the basement of the First Christian church Friday evening with a good number attending. Games were enjoyed which had been very well planned by the C. E. president Alycc Moon and Social Chairman Frank Anglin. Refreshments in picnic style were served and the evening was closed with singing. MRS. BOB DONALD IS HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON SUTHERLIN, Jan. 20. Mrs. Bob Donald entertained at her home at the mine last Friday aft ernoon with a one o'clock lunch eon. Covers were placed for Mrs. Carter of Roseburg, Mrs. John Cook and Mrs. G. A. Carpenter and the hostess, Mrs. Donald. The afternoon was spent In sewing and visiting. NEW OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED AT ELKTON ELKTON, Jan. 20. The Elkton chapter, No. 143, O. E. S., met Tuesday for the first meeting of the new year. The new officers were Installed with Mrs. Lena Bossen acting as installing officer and Mrs. Mary Haines as marshal. The officers are Miss Iris Haines, worthy ma tron; Ernest D. Wade, worthy patron; Mrs. Gladys Griffith, as sociate matron; A. N. Arnold, as sociate patron; Mrs. Grace Back ley, secretary; Mrs. Agnes Hud son, treasurer; Mrs. Zoa Wade, conductress; Mrs. Elizabeth Bra man, associate conductress; Mrs. Ella Fcnley, chaplain; II. L. Bos sen, marshal; Mrs. Myrtle Arn old, organist; Mrs. Lena Bossen, Adah; Mrs. Mary Grubhe, Ruth; Mrs. Clara Riley, Esther; Mrs. Mary Beckley, Martha; Mrs. Mary Haines, Electa; Mrs. Edith Gates, warden, and Joseph Hud son, sentinel. Mrs. Clara Riley, H. L. Bossen and Mrs. Mary Grubbe were ap pointed on the finance commit tee for the year. The relief com mittee is Mrs. Edith Gates, Oliver Haines and Mrs. Grace Beckley. Mrs. Gladys Griffith and Mrs. Mary Haines are on the gift committee. Mrs. Clara Riley presented the chapter with two lovely dishes as outgoing worthy ma tron. After the close of the meeting a lovely potluck supper was served. MECDELL CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING SUTHERLIN, Jan. 20. The Mecdell club met Wednesday aft ernoon, January 14, at the beau tiful new home of Mrs. Owen Rose east of town. Mrs. Noah "Rose, Jr.rwas presented during the afternoon with many lovely stork gifts from those present, and later dainty refreshments were served at a long table cov ered with a lace cloth over pink crepe paper with two clever pink cradles adorning either end of the table and tiny storks holding the placecards. Covers were placed for Mrs. George Beecroft, Mrs. Paul Tro- i zelle, Mrs. .Claude Selleck, Mrs. tiowara vvni, Mrs...rca Jones, Mrs. Noah Rose, Jr., Mrs. John Musgrove, Mrs. Icel Clark, Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Hugh Walil, Ml.s Dul.w:ard n0SPi Mrs- Kd Smith and the hostess, Mrs. Rose. ROSEBURG WOMAN'S CLUB TO HEAR REV. M. T. WIRE ON PROGRAM TUESDAY The Roseburg Woman's club will meet at a 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon Tuesday at the clubhouse with Rev. M. T. Wire as guest speaker on the subject of "Etchings." Mrs. T. G. Wat son is hostess and program chair man and is being assisted by Mrs. Homer Grow, Mrs. Morris II. Roach, Mrs. J. Roland Park er, Mrs. George K. Quine and Mrs. George Finley. Mrs. W. R. Brown, president, will conduct the business meet- ing wilh Mtss Mane Martens in charge of current event topics and Mrs. Jack Suksdorf in charge of the special music. POETS CORNER SOUNDS WE LEARN TO LOVE The passing of the wind; The falling of the rain, Beside a lonely window To you, was not in vain. The singing of the birds When the world is still, Makes the moon seem brighter As you look across the hill. The chirping of the cricket; That scraping little sound Millions pause to listen Glad they came around. The swishing of the water Beside the river bank, Turn to silver bells Among the rushes rank. They all come around And they all remind us, Of sounds we're heard some where I wonder how they find us. The passing of the wind; The falling of the rain, Reside our window Was surely not In vain. G. M. Loeper. FOR SOME OTHER DAY When things become a burden Look the other way, And leave an unwise decision For some other day. G. M. Leeper. Spend Weekend Here Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lucas, of Eu gene, snent the week end In this city. Mr. Lucas Is the son of Mrs. Paul Blaskey of Rosehurg, and Mrs. Lucas was the former Eulva Penderprass. daughter of Mrs. Wm. Pcndergrass. SIDE GLANCES 1 COPfl. mi BY NCA SERVICE. 'Then mix in two eggs anil it lo cook over Coming In "Hudson's Bay" Gene Tierncy and Paul Muni, opens a five-day showing at the Reported III Mrs. O. R. Hess Is reported to be confined to her home In Laurelwood of influ enza. Ill at Home Marilyn Harp ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Harpham, Is reported to be confined to her home on Win chester street with a severe cold. Visits Parents Carlton Wild er, student at University of Ore gon, spent the weekend in this city visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder, on Chadwick street. Junior Woman's Club to Meet The regular meeting of the Junior Woman's club will he held tonight at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse with Mrs. Gordon Stewart, president, in charge. Returns to Corvallis Miss Elizabeth Campbell has returned to Corvallis to resume her stu dies at Oregon StSate college, following the weekend in this city visiting her parents, City School Superintendent and Mrs. W. M. Campbell, on South Main street. Returns From Portland Miss Agnes Pitchford, Douglas coun ty juvenile officer, has returned from Portland, where she at tended to business and visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Welch. She was accompanied home by Mrs. V. T. Jackson, of Salem, who will visit relatives here for the week. Mr. Jackson will join her here Fri day. The Jacksons formerly made their home in Roseburg. Brands Sell Residence R. R. Brand, principal of the junior high school and Mrs. Brand, have sold their residence at 1307 Har rison street in West Roseburg to William Stock, bookkeeper at the Si Dillard Motor company, and Mrs. Stock. The new owners will take possession of the property February 1. Mr. and Mrs. Brand and children, Barbara and Don ald, have purchased the resi lience now under construction by t the Coen Lumber company in iWest Moreland and which will be ready for occupancy about 'the middle of March. Local News By Galbraith INC. T. M. BCC. U. 8. PAT. Of T. one cup of flour mul allow n slow fire." stars of "Hudson's Bay," which Indian starting Tuesday. Ill at Facility Reginald Gray is reported to be seriously ill of pneumonia at the veterans facil ity hospital. Athletic Association to Meet The Roseburg Womaji's Athletic association will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock at the jun ior high school building. Auxiliary to Hold Party The quarterly birthday parly of the Eagles auxiliary will be held Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the Eagles hall. Out of Hospital Virgil Sand ers, of this city, has been dis charged from Mercy hospital, where he recently underwent an appendectomy. Auxiliaryto Meet The Jun ior auxiliary to the American Legion auxiliary will be held to night at seven oclock at the armory. Able to Be About Mrs. Paul Blaskey, of this city, is Improved in health, after being 111 for some time, and is able to be out again. Sprains Ankle George cas, of this city, sprained ankle Tuesday afternoon school and is confined to home. I.u his at his Lilac Circle to Meet Lilac cir cle, No. 49, Neighbors of Wood craft will meet tonight at a 6:30 o'clock potluck supper at the I. O. O. F. hall, to be followed by the regular business session. Ill at Marshfleld Mrs. Marion Lucas, of Marshfleld, mother ot George Lucas, of this city, is re ported to he in a critical condi tion, having suffered a stroke, Sunday, Jan. 12. Guild to Meet St. George's Episcopal guild will meet tonight at a 7:30 o'clock dcsscrt-supcr to be held at the home of Mrs. J. M. Judd on South Jackson street, with Mrs. E. R. Kenny, Mrs. J. E. Judd, Mrs. Robert Mat thews, Miss Hess Wharton and Mrs. Leslie Cummings as hos tesses. rllervousRestlessi flBMlAl Cranky? RentlM? IllrlC 1 Cant si pep? Tire Ull lu eamly? Because of dlntrps cauPd by monthly functional dinturtxinccs? TIipd try Lyrim E. Flnklmm' Vec table Compound. PinKiwm'H Com pound Is famoua for relieving such rundown, nrvou feelinyi of "diffi cult davB." Madr mpeciaiy or wom en. WORTH TBVINOt Any drugstore. Claims Allowed By County Court Following is the list of bills al lowed by the county court lor the month of December: Circuit Court: Witness fees and mileage, $58.30: postage, S0.75; P. T T. Co., $2.75; S. I. A. Comm., S.30 cents; Law Library, Bancroft-Whitnev Co., Vol. No. 129. $7.50; The Lawyer's Coop Pub. Co., Vol. 31, $7.50. Counlv Court: P. T. T. Co., $0.00; J. Ross Hutchinson, $110.45; H. B. Roadman, $10-1.00: Morris c. liowker, travel ex pense, $!).00; S. I. A. Comm. cents. $10 1 Justice Court: Justice fees, $91.40; witness fees, $2.00; P. T. T. Co., $2.35; The Sutherlin Sun, $10.50. Juvenile Court and Probation Officer: Agnes M. Pitchford, car, travel expense and phone, $20.88, $20.78, 20.00; P. T. T. Co.. $1.40; Mrs. A. Wade, board and room, S13.75 and $35.00; Rich field Oil Co., $2.00; Shell Oil Co., $14.25 and $8.24; Tidewater As sociated Oil Co., S3.70 and 51.85; Union Oil Co., S4.52; General Road Funds, gas and oil, $15.84; S. I. A. Comm., $3.25. Juvenih! Boys and Girls Aid: Allowance, $50.00. ' : District Attorney: P. T. T.-'Co., 57.18; S. I. A. Comm.. $.30 cents; Bancroft-Whitney Co.. Pocket 1940. $10.00; Bender Moss Co-,' $32.50. , . ; ; i ; . i County Assessor: ' Postage, $G.54; Barton Helliwell, travel ex pense, $10.20: Burroughs Adding Machine, ribbons, $1.90; Robert Helliwell, $114.00 and $22.00; A. J. Moore, $10.00; Mattie Lee Taylor, $01.88 and 515.00; Woodley stepnenson, ssj.uu; racinc sta tionary anu I'rinting Co., sa.M.i; P. T. T. Co.. $3.35 i Western Un ion. $.30 cents; S. I. A. Comm.. $1.95. ,):. County Clerk:. Postage, , $50 cents; Burroughs Adding Ma chine Qto., $.50 cents; P. T. T. Co., $3.45; 'Capitol City . Bindery, $6.70; Western Union, $.30 cents; S. I. A. Comm., $1.20. County Coroner: H. C. Stearns, fee and mileage, $18.40. County Sheriff's Legal Dept.: Field deputy's service fees: G. M. Dyer, $12.25: George Edes, $7.25; Q. W. Hartshorn, $7.80; H. M. McCabe, $.((); W. A. Manning, mileage. $2.G0: Shell Oil Co., $33.8(1; Union Oil Co., $6.27; General Road Funds, gas, oil, $94.77; Hansen Motor Co., $17.36 and 51.00; Cliff Thornton, travel expense, $21.30 and con vention $21.75; Si Dillard Motor Co.. 51.00: Phil C. Obrien. S1.95 car license permits, 52.50; Allen Cordon. 540.00: Lester L. Wlm- berlv, P. M 5602; P. T. T. Co.. $122; Cliff Parrot t, tire and tube, $17.75: Percy A. Webh, trav el expense, $6.50; H. M. Mc-1 Cabe, the same, $15.45; Western Union, $2.82; S. I. A. Comm., $16.47. County Sheriff's Tax Dept.: Extra clerk hire, Allen Cordon, $50.00; Ned Dixon, $4.78; Elsie Walker, 532.00; Margaret Doyle, 521.00; Burroughs Adding Ma chine Co.. 52.55: P. T. T. Co.. 52.35; Roseburg Chieftain. 57.50; Lester L. Wimberlv, P. M., en velopes, $301.90; S. I. A. Comm., $1.10. County Sheriff's Del. Per. Tax Collector: Car license. $1.00 and $1.00 and title, $1.00; General Road Funds, gas. oil and repairs, $66.24; Hansen Motor Co., $21.60; S. I. A. Comm., $3.21. County School Superinten dent: Stella Quine, travel ex pense, $3.40; P. T. T. Co., $2.95; S I. A. Comm., $.29 cents. County Surveyor: H. L. Epp stein, $80.00; N. E. Richardson, $50.00; Ted Shcllabarger, 52.00; Harvey Eppstein, 512.00; H. I.. Eppstcin, government corners, 56.00; P. T. T. Co., $2.75; Keuffell and Esser Co., $2.10; Koke-Chap-man Co., $31.71; S. I. A. Comm., $1.52. County Treasurer: Burroughs Adding Machine Co., .M lla; 1 1 . Co. cents. 52.35; S. I. A. Comm., $.30 County Health Units: Helen L. Ryan, R. N., travel expense, $50.; Mary Barrett, R. N., the same, 550.00; P. T. T. Co.. $19.07; New Service Laundry, S2.3H; Kilham Stationary and Printing Co., $3.05; Mead Wheeler Co., $5.80; Roseburg Pharmacy, $20.57; S. I. A. Comm., $1.01. Countv Home: Mrs. Chas. Neal, $.50 cents; Emmett Hall, $.80 cents; Ewen Bros., $1.00; Emmett Hall, $1.25; Douglas Market, $9.45; Saleway Stores, No. 143, $2.92; The Cass St. Mar ket, $16.10; Douglas County Flour Mills, $10.25; Economy Market, $23.45; Fullerton Candy Co., $0.48; Grimm's Grocery, $6.08; Maddox Grocery, $72.40; Pacific Co-op Poultry Producer, $19.80; Roseburg Model liakerv, 525.00; Safeway Stores, No. y43, C'l.l'J. I'miw.n IVill-,. IJpn.ln.ri. ,'r,. "M J. i,,fn. si m- i Marsters Drug Co., 53.50; Pion eer Drug Co., 53.25; The Rexall, $2 21; Parke Davis & Co., $8.82; Physicians and Hospital Supply Co., $1.50; Roseburg Pharmacy, $1.05 and $86.47; Roseburg Un dertaking Co., 535.00 and $35.00; Douglas Funeral Home, ambul ance and burial. $18.90; Dr. E. J. Wuinscott. .$3.00; Dr. S. L. De Lapp, 57.50; Dr. R. L. Dunn, $2.00; Dentist G. W. Marshall, $5.00 and $3.00; John W. Robert son, $2.25 and $1.56; Harry C. "No Child of Mine will All AV Mm H1V Don't be so sure, Motherl Anybody, nnywiifr, run Imv niiititlwormn I Y"-. nrid Hi uvly f ri'iiline nmy )m living (hiil- your rhild riitht mi'", r-XurWUK wrimii lifiiblf, without your tvn knowing it. H yti'ir rhil'l ix fnif, ui!(i-w-ii'hf, ti'Tvui, (in tirii-HHy torr,r.rli. ti i (it uw or ;it ditivt'limM rouridvwirm rimy nl walk. I'luy nfp I ;-t Jnjnr'i Vtrmifm fit one. It win vrry Kiritly. yt-t driven out stubborn wormi. And If no worm nr thr. It art J nut n n mild IftMitiv. Jrnta AmfrUi'B twnt krmwn propM try worn mi-dii'in. uhmI by n.illion, fur n-r n t-t-n-tuijr. You ctiii tiu.it Jajnc'i Vermifuftl Stearns ambulance, $3.80; How ard Casebeer, $.50 cents; Glenn H. Taylor, $1.50; Calif. Oregon Power Co.. $71.39; P. T. T. Co., 56.75; L.- E. Metzger Co., $.25 cents; Carr Variety Store, 53.10;; J. C. Penney Co., Inc.. S3.88; Montgomery Ward Co., 52.40 and S30.71; Churchill Hardware Co., 52.34; BergJi's Appliance Serv ice. $2.95; Parslow Furniture Co., 51.96; Wharton Bros., $.50 cents; General Road Funds, eas. oil. re pairs, etc., $152.86; Herman G. Althaus, $2.62; Denn-Gerretsen Co., Inc., 516.69; Edward M. Gul den, $11.70; Goettel's Variety Store, $1.55; Consolidated Freightwav, Inc.,. $.91 cents; Page Lumber Co., $18.88: the salaries and extra help, R. T. Cr.-0. 1 ii,i Rlulrnlu $62.50; 'Katheri'ne' Dirks, $50.00; Martha wells. $.w.uu; rveia Bry ant, R. N., S75.00; Clara Lan dreth, $45.00; Betty Rlgsby, 515.00; Eula Carll, $45.00; Anna Cook. $33.30; Roy Knlgge, $4a.00; Lou Martin, $50.00; Elsie Kellv, 525.50 and $4.50; Richard Ash worth, $15.00; for "out patients" Nurses Katherinc Edmundson, $30.00; Katherinc M a c M illen, $50.00: Marianne Smiley, $40.00; The Rexall Store, $6.50; S. I. A. Comm., $17.0S; credited by 576 meals to prisoners, $144.00. Countv Roadmaster: P. T. T. Co., $7.75: General Road Funds, eas. oil, $81.48; S. I. A. Comm., $1.87. ' Countv Jail: Cliff Thornton. meals and supplies, $2.10 and $1.75; Marsters Drug Store, $1.19 and $1.35; Haynes Drug Store, $1.08; C. W. Clark's Studio, $2.84; Calif. Oregon Power Co., $3.50; Churchill Hardware Co., SI .53; New Service Laundry, S2.5G; Farm Bureau Coop Exchange, 51.00; Denn-Gerretsen Co., Inc., 542.10; Morgan's Grocery, 54.60; Roseburg Electric $.75; J, C. Pen ney Co., Inc., $51.72. : ' County Welfare Commission: Assistance, blind. $46.20; Depend ent Children, $701.40; General, $1301.73; Old Age, 52382.40: ! Sailor and Soldiers Welfare: Spanish American War, $25.00; Children's Home, $10.00; World War, 5103.53. Bounties: Coyotes and cat species, 512.50 was paid for the following coyote and cat, Edgar Jones, Ralph Lockwood, H. J. Hausotter; S10.00 was paid for four cats: Harvey Davison, Carl Smith; 57.50 was paid for three cats, Alva L. Weekly, W. E. Gray; 55.00 was paid for two cats, Wm. Crock, Shellie L. Prince. Guv Cutlip, Wm. Wroe, Dale Bonney, Wm. Crock; S2.50 was paid for one cat specie, Chas. II. Erwin, L. C. Leonard, Floyd Morris, II. J. Hausotter, Ray M. Dallev, Ralph Beamer, O. G. Set her, Fred Perry, A. A. Case, D. L. Perkins. M. R. Reavls, S. L. Prince, Wm. Wroe, Roberts, Wm. Crock, Bert L. Arthur ! Raymond, O. G. Sether; $10.00 was paid for one covote, S. L. Prince, Byson Devore, Edgar Jones, Chester Howard, fa. f. (.11- ham, Wesley J. Hayes, Wm. Wroe, Llovd Kecny, Robert D. Hunt, L. lloltzman, T. J. Muse. Bridge. Funds: The payrolls, Ben W. Taylor, S77.au; fcDen Mode. S20.00: Wm. Hneft. $47.50; Geo. Crenshaw, $23.00; Oliver Johnson, $23.00; Homer Gallon, $138.00; W. H. Gallop, 5115.00; Russell Odle. $107.50; Wm. T. Hughes. $86.00; Geo. MeHuglll, $74.00; M. N. Humphreys, $86.00; Frank McHimill. $90.00; Ralph St. Onge, $76.00; Lee Wehde, S20.00: L. V. Smllh, $16.00: Fred nraunincer. $11.20: Jess Russell, $15.00: Jake Thronberg, $14.40; Dick Riggs, $19.50; Sherman T. Smith S9.10; .1 E. Kelly, $7.50; lleryl Starr, $2.70; Claude Sel leck, $9.00; Albert Green, $9.60; Gilbert Binder, $9.60; Roseburg Lumber Co.. $1493.98; Floyd Nor ris. $-1.20; General Road Funds, $48.12; S. I. A. Comm., $92.19. Court House Expense: J. S. McDonald. $3.37; Otis Elevator Co., $24.00; Pierce Auto Freight Lines, Inc., $.67 and $.78 cents; Vanco, S8.00; Packett-Scott Co., S1890: Calif. Oregon Power Co., $87.33; Churchill Hardware Co., $2.97: Roseburg Lumber Co., SfWOfl- General Road Funds. S14.25; Roseburg Disposal, $3.00; I S. I. A. Comm., $3.43. Dairy Herd Inspector; Dr. Geo. I.. Nicholas, $15.45. 1 Elections: Lester L. Wimber lv. P. M.. onstage. $18.71: Cliff: Thornton. $2.80; Donald Agee, S78.00; Sun Printing Co., $10.00; Lester L. Wimherly, P.M., nost ranis. 540.00: Umpoua Building Simply Co., $3.14; S. I. A. Comm., $.30 cents. Emergency: Lester L. Wlmber ly, P. M., postage, Selective Serv ice, 56.41. Forest and County Owned Lands: N. E. Richardson, $22.50; Jos. Murphy, $5000; John C. Dlehl, comm., $6.59 and $8.76; Chester A. Williams. $15.00; Grimm's Grocery, $5.19; Calif. Oregon Power Co., $8.55; H. C. Darby, travel expense, $8.35; General Road Funds, $18.54; Sutherlin Lumber Co.. $37.25; S. I. A. Comm., $.83 cents. Hospital: Dr. E. J. Walnscott, $10.00. Miscellaneous Accounts: Salva tion Armv. $2500; Cattle Indem nity, Carlson Bros.. $5.00; N. W. Turkey Show, $1000.00. Publishing: Roseburg Chief tain, $22.20; Roseburg News-Review, $22.55. Sealer of Weights: Depart ment of Agriculture, $19.82. Vital Statistics: Dr. Chas. B. Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulslon relieves promptly be cause it kocs right to the seat ot the trouble to hell) loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to Roothe niul heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your dniKKlst to sell you a botllc ot Creomulslon with the un d'TstundlnK you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you ate to hfive your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Coldi, Bronchitis Wade, $15.25. . . . .. - Amount of General County Warrants, $1G,972.19. Dog ; License Funds: T h o s. Fletcher, services, phone, $70.35 and $7055; Supervisors, travel expense, sn.w); sneep Kiuea or Injured. M. T. Cannon. $3.00: C. O. Criteser, $6.00: Cliff Thorn ton, $3.00; R. R. Wells, $4.00; Wm. Cook. $8.00: R. R. Wells. $1.00; Mrs. G. S. Campbell, $9.00; Hunt Bros., $21.00; goat killed, Alta K. Thompson, $2.00; turkeys killed. $14.00: postage. $45.00 and $20.00; advertising, Roseburg iNews-Keview, 54. t0; oftice post age, $5.50; supplies, Pacific Coast Stamp Works, $80.30: Roseburg Chieftain, $35.25 and $10.75; adv. Roseburg News-Review, $1.25; S. I. A. Comm., $2.35. Total for month, $428.26; dog licenses is sued, $27.50. Summary for the year 1940: Pound officer, $1682.00: supervis or, travel expense, $193.45; com missions paid, $151.60; sheep and lambs killed and Injured) 180 paid $414.00; goats killed, 23 paid, $31.00; 59 chickens, $17.25; 28 turkeys, $16.50; advertising, $62.25; postage, $110.50; refund, SI. 00; bond premium, 58.50; sup plies ana teed tor (logs, $ibi.2s; telephone.! $8.35; state aid com mission, $28.31; total warrants is sued. $2915.99: licenses issued and penalties, $3092.50; 1939 li cense carried over. $72.50: fines, $q.30; dog food; paid for, $.50 cents. Total credits, $3171.80. Road District No. 1: The pay roll of the foremen and crews, Ray Blood, $16.00; J. M. Span cake, $35.20; L. V. Smith, $52.00; Wiley Chamberlain, $10.00: G. W. Croucher, $86.00; Larry Lau lance, $3.75; S. A. Laurence, $1.25; V. Folmsbee, $1.25; C. W. Perry, $84.00; A. H. Church, $45; Claud Church, $43.75; Charles Ice, $51.25; R. J. Spalding, $90.00; Clifford Swearlngen, $73.60; Hi ram Turner, $16.00; Wm. Angel, $46.25; Harry Kecny, $53.75; Earl Kecny,. $28.75; Joe Krewson, $10.00; Andl-ew Nelson, $26.25; Joe Hosford, $27.50; Norman Traylor, $10.00; Fred Vogler, $15.00; Ray Blood, $33.60; B. E. Leas, $138.00; John Lorek, $103.50; M. Sacks, $56.00; J. M. Spancake, $118.40; Wm. Hughes, SaoO; Ray Blood, $6.40; Wm. Hoeft, $4.00; Romie Howard, $71.25; H. C. Wheeler, $10.62; Joe done, siu.uu; waiter urau- ford. 55.00: Stanley Ludwls, $12.50; Percy Langdon, $7.50; B. Matthews, sioo.20; uurwara uw ens, $92.00; M. A. Ormsby, $39.37; Andrew Telford, $10.00; Raymond Buell, $2.50; John Bak er, $2.50; W. Hutchinson, $92.00; Emmett Moyer, $64.00; C. A. Young, $57.50; O. E. Ford, $23.75; O. J. McGee, $23.75; Max Mvers, $109.25; O. O. Matthews, $92.00: Albert Green, sal.zu; i-i. s. Teller, $12.50; C. L. Germond, $12.50; Loyal Mohr, $5.00; John Maddox, $31.25 and $10.00; Ray mond Buell, $25.00; George Marsh. $17.81: Clair Meredith, $18.75; J. J. Rose, $30.00; Hugh Trent, $5.00; John Richards, $12.50; Ray Blood, $3.20; Wm. Hoeft, $4.00; Verne Green, $15.; Ira Howard, $15.00; Jess WW Hams, $3.75; Roy Fisher, $84.00; Gilbert Binder, $57.60; Floyd Kel logg, $50.00; Thor Jensen, $2.50; A. II. Hardesty, $40.00; Harry Bowman, $13.75; Arthur Mack, $7.50; Kenneth Madison, $2.50; Francis Mack, $2.50; George Brlrienstein, $2.50; Dale Hatfield, $92.00; F. L. Merry, $67.20; Wm. STARTS TUESDAY -5 DAYS! EMPIRE BUILDERS! THAT SPANNED TWO CONTINENTS . . . fl tY ' 7 AT ITS MGHTIKTlt I I GENE 10o 30c 40c (Inc. tax) Nws Novelty "FLY CASTING" JKA Melton, $12.80; J.- T. McCord, $37.50; ,R.. H. Breedlove, $30.00; j J. Man. '$10.00; T.-G, Clayton, $22.50; Lyman Stiles,' $7.50; J. M. Dearaorrr, $92.uu; j. r. oeu- ers, i $54.40; D. B. Dearaoni, $11.40; Ray Bryant $3.75; E. O. Rand, $73.60: . R. I. Maddox, $16.25; R A. McCord, $68.00; uienn wens, J f.au; ciauae oei leck, $41.60; Fred Braunlnger, $62.40; Jake Thronberg, $59.20;. Dick Rlggs. $12,80: Jess Kusseu, $42.50; Sherman T. . Smith, $49.30; J. E. Kelly, $32.50: Ray Peplot, $5.00; L. V. Smith, $16.00;: Clyde Rydell, $115.00; Wallace Townscnd, $57.60; Franc Is Shlnklo, $26.88; Albert - Wroe $7.50; Virgil Wroe, $7.50: T. E. Dyer, $7.50; Don Clay, $27.50; S. A. Earlo, $3.20; A. O. Gustafson, $2.50; J. A. W. Raymond, $2.50; Ernest Weber. $11.20; Gilbert Binder, $6.40; Rav Blood, $1150; L. V. Smith, $8.00; C. W. Perrv, $8.00: Albert Green, $11.20: E. L. Moyer, $9.60; J. F. Sellers, $11.20; Lee Clements, Jr., $1.88; James Roberts, $12.50; Sam Woosley, $13.75; Wm. Wroe, $2.50; Joe Abbott, $3.75; Cecile Lane, $2.50; Gilbert Holms, $2.50; G. G. Shepherd, $7.50; John Weiss, $1.25; Ernest Weber, $66.00; Dick Riffgs, $55.25; Jane Wharton, $30.00; Franklin Haines, $71.25; Guv McGee,. S46.00; Gus Lapp, $7.50; R. h. Spore, $17.50; Bill Raehor, $3 7; Newell Woods, $10.00. Total, $4227.06. The supplies, etc.: Bureau of Labor, $22.00; Water service, Canyonvllle, $2.00; Earl Snell, secy, oi state, licenses, so.-i.uu; W. P. Fuller & Co., $10.67; Han sen Motors Co., 5461.30 ana $748.22; Hill Bros. Machine Shop, $2.75; Pacific Machinery and Tool Steel Co.. $188.90: Harry Pearce, $3.00; Shell Oil Co., $23.28; Arthur Boyer. $3.20; Pierce Auto Freight Lines, Inc., $4.65; Associated Oil Co.. Cottage' Grove, $28.38 and $99.33; . the same North Bend, $51.42 and $133.69; the same, Roseburg, $1113.27 and $971.85: Standard Oil Co., $8.25; J. is. uragg, as.ra cents; Goodvear Service Co., $36.86; Tom Hucklns, $12.50; O.- E. Leignton. ss.uu; west i,oasi Power Co., $1.00; Wharton Bros., $6.00: Calif. Oregon Power Co.. $17.70; J. D. Conn, $5.28; Beall Pipe and Tank Corp., $92.96; General Petroleum Corp., $37.50; Oregon Culvert and Pipe Co., $77.41; Oregon Parts Co., $3.85; John A. Roebllng's' Sons Co., $24.08; Hiram Thrush, , $17.50; Ernest D. Wade, $1.60; Wood bury Co., $22.36; A. C. Haag & Co., $374.45; J. E. Hascltlne & Co., $243.52; Loggers' and Con tractors' Machinery Co., $975.00; Hunt Brothers, $163.95; W. W. Bunch, $1.00; Harrv Hirst, $.25; J. S. Marr, $7.00; L. M. Dubell, $9.65; T. A. Farnum, $.75; Rose burg Sand and Gravel Co., $5.25; Goln Lumber Co., $4.32; State In dustrial Accident Commission, $215.10. Total, $6371.05. Road District No. 1: City and Town Apportionment: T. J. Brown, Roseburg, $1002.18; K. W. Reynolds, Myrtle Creek, $39.80; C. T. Glanville, Riddle, $25.98; P. J.- Varley, Drain, $46.41: J. G Bovlngdon, Oakland, $57.30; W, J. Ladd, Sutherlin, $46.58: Gen. oral Road Funds, Sutherlin, $31.06; Lela H. Hamlin. Can yonvllle, $10.69; - E. R. Harvey, Glendale, $45.08; Mi's. LUa G, Babbitt, Reedsport, $119.05. To tal, $1424.13. TIERNEY 1:45 7 9 P. M. ENDS TODAY MMJCNMHieO-IMW" 305.32.