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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1941. 11 , t Around the County -. . Sutherlin SUTHERLIN, Feb. 18.-- Bob Lehman was a business visitor in town Wednesday jrom his ranch home on Tyee mountain. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Jacohson have moved from the Olsen apart ments to the Claude Sellcck house In east Sutherlin. Mrs. S. A. Schleman has been confined to her home on Fourth avenue lor the past several days with the flu. Miss Helen Allen arrived Wed nesday from Oakland, California, where she is employed, to visit her mother, Mrs. Cora Allen, and sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Attcrbury. ' Mrs. Hazel Davis returned to her school work Friday after be ing ill for a few days with the Ilu.. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Luchter hand moved Sunday into the John Musurove house in Willa mette avenue. I nii anrl Vlrull Plpunrd visited relatives in Cottage Grove last week-end. . I Archie Cooper, who Is employ-1 ed at Port Orford, Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Coop er. Mrs. Paul Cratty and two chil dren left Saturday for Portland where she took the children to seei a specialist. '" Harold Hlght was called ip l. ri.i.... . ihn steal examination tinner me seiec - tive service act Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brown of : Eugene visited the past week at the Clifford Horner home on Third avenue Mrs. Leslie' Chapman of yon-! calla visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orval French and grand mother, Mrs. M. W. French, this week. Johnny Nei;ly left Friday for' San Diego where he expects to GLENDALE, Feb. 18. A num make his home. 'her from here attended the Sun- Jerry DoMuth has been elected! day school convention in Myrtle to fill the vacancy on the fire de- Creek Tuesday. Taking part on partment. the program were Mrs. E. V. An- - Mr. and Mrs. Burt Myers and'd;r.son. Ira Lewis, Mrs. P. J. Mil Mrs. Martha Turley, formerly of , ler, Mrs. B.. R. Mouclietl, Rev. Sutherlin, are visiting Chris ITidhall and Mrs. R. E. Robinson. Elevens for a few days. Mrs. Tur-j others attending were Mrs. Ross ley and Mrs. Myers are mother Arthur, Mrs. Ray Wooley, Mrs. unil sister of Mr. Blevlns. Mr. My- Noel, Rev. Glaser, Mrs. Harry ers, who Is a sergeant In the regu- Olders, Mrs. William Wiineh and Jar army stationed In Honolulu, I Mrs. R. B. Gardner, is enjoying an extended furlough! Mrs. Lafe Edson spent Tuesday and Will be accompanied by his, in Myrtle Creek and Uosebuig. wire and Mrs. Turley on his re-. Mrs. Fred Morey and Mrs. Su turn to the Islands, sail Pete spenl Wednesday vlsit- . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mowery ofin(f in Mnrslifleld and Handon. South Dakota were hoise guests I Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Meisner of of Dr. and Mrs. Snook the pasl !nniie, Mont., visited Mr. and Mrs. Week. Mr. Mowery is a nephew of; Walt Meisner and family Friday. Mrs. Snook, and he with his fam- ' , mdi and Walt Meisner are ly, is making an extended tour of the west will) I ho idea of lo cating, probably In Oregon. Roy Goodman of Oakland Is contemplating on renting the east half of the Burrl building and putting in an electrical store. Riddle ' RIDDLE, Feb. 18.- Mr. mull Mrs. Paul Campbell of Yonealla spent last week end here visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Primer. ! Jack Cornutt left Friday for San Francisco where he has em ployment. Prof, and Mrs. Virgil Kingsley and small son and Mrs. Kingsley's mother, Mis. Mole, of Oakrldge, t,.nding the Marshall Wells deal visited here Sunday at the home;,,,., convention In Portland this of their friends. Prof, and Mrs. i wc-i-k. Horace Lundberg. Prof. Kingsley j m, .'( m, s. Kivd Kai dcll spent Is principal of the school at Oak ;,hl, weekend visiting (riends and 1'IK'- relatives In Eugene. C. H. Crow and Mr. Allen, lo-; M,.s ,.;,., i lumplii-fv is spend cal agent for the I'nloii Oil Co., , st.wrn ,h,ys in Scoltsburg were Rosebiirg visitors Wcdnrs day. Mr. and Mrs. Akin Walker anil two sons, Dickie anil Michael, re turned to their home at Algnmn Sunday alter several days' visit here with relatives. I WHS: , Mrs. E. W. Riddle, who taken to menial, ..".-M - ourg, lor ii-eaimeni lasi ween, n- ,1U 'l luirsd IV turned to her home Tuesday Her, ,,,, j,,ms0 ,s s)),,lll,in1; condlt on l is slightly Improved !sme time here will) the Jack Utile Peggy Ada msoj, of (.Ion , amllv r,m , dale. Is spending a few days here ,,,,,, 1.1..-linu. , hl,,. ,,. IIIM 1 ttllllOIOI ill I , .tils, ill fred Howard and other relatives Prof, and Mrs. Floyd Light and Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Coon motored down from Drain Sunday and visited at the home of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. I!. I..1 Bridges. : Mrs. I). V. Logsdon has been' quite ill this week hut Is reiorted lo be improving. i Mr. and 'Mrs, C. A. Campbell ' left recently tor Tenmile where they are taking care of a ranch j for several months. Mrs. P. W. Dldtel was called lo Milton, f)re., Saturday by the serious Illness nf her daughter. Miss Katherine, who Is a teacher . in the schools there. Miss Dldtel will undergo nn operation as soon i us her condition iiermltx. Everett Meagher, accompanied by Milton Acker motored to; Bakersfleld. Cal., the first of the; week to attend to business mut ter for a few days. J. M. Cornutt leR for Eugene Friday to visit his daughter, Mrs'. Courtney Towne. Miss Opal Robhlns, who has; been at Merey hospital, Rosebiirg, ilu- past iseven weeks teeupolat- Jnj; from un operation lor appen-jllio FUNNY 1 1" iNCl?ll"ll "Are you dlcitis, has returned to her home j Tuesday evening, hero, Glen Wcllrnan of Rosebiirg Mrs. Dora Willis, Mrs. Efi'e was calling on several poultry Ledgerwood and G. O. Willis vis- raisers in this neighborhood Men Ited Owen Willis in the Giants day. ',ass hospital Wednesday. They report him cheerful and his """" i ine community c uo mei ai ' ; ; i Saturday evening, hob. 8. with "I"" thirty in allendance. The ; evening was spent at cards and olii-tlme games. Refreshments I Wl'rv served later in the evening. Ml'- nnd Mrs. Horace Miles are ; the next hosls. Glendale hint hers. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson and sons visited relatives over the week-end in Eugene, j Mr. and Mrs. John liartle, Khir , ley, and Loren liartle spent Sat- unlay In Rosebiirg. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. llunlington and family visited with Mr. and I Mrs. Marion Wlnslow and family in Grants Pass Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Claddock and Mrs. Merle Richardson visited in Cianls Pass Monday, n,.v. Tidball and Rev. Howard spent Monday in Grants Pass nl- lending the Mr Point conlerence 1 1,., Sl hi, for several weeks, committee meeting preparatory m,-, n, Mrs. Gordon Clark to the summer conference lo belaud hr hitler's father. Pole held here In June. i Plain, were Mvrtle Creek visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Harvey are t visiting her daughter and son lu law , Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pickett. Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Smith look their granddaughter, Gcraldinc. to her home in CoiUille and visit od the Allen Smith family Satur- day and returned here Sunday. Mi- iitwl Mru V 11 IImi-i-.-H ,,..,. .. in Rose- near Ashland. Mrs. House recent ly underwent an operation in Grants Pass. Ralph Russell ol Rosebiirg stop pi'd here Sunday in the Interests of tile I. O. O. F. patriotic pro gram. Mis. Gertrude l.ystul. Mis. 1. II. Smllh and Mrs. C. C Flurry spent Tuesday In Grants Pass. Prank Thompson and iamily have moved in their new home tn i i It near Hie M. A. Bates home. Frank Williams celeluated his 67111 birthday Thursday with a chicken limner and Kenneth Raess as guest. Mr. and Mrs. liid Belcher ami George Smllh were business lsi tors in Reselling Wednesday. Days Creek r AYS CHEEK. Feb. IS. Mr and Mrs. John Ferguson were Rosebiirg visitors Thursday. While there Mr. Ferguson at tended the annual meeting of the land use committee. Ii. A. Moore, Earl Sumner ami jT. L. Weaver were among those attending the annual miitlng ef Krv.iburj: Rod and Gun club BUSINESS ill ili ii lil iiuirricd?" Ml., ilnu Mrs. j. D. Vi iglit and con-;(neir son, Pay Wright, were at- lending 10 nusiness mauers and visiting in Rosebiirg Monday. David Fate was a Rosebiirg visitor Friday. When he return ed home he was accompanied by Rev. Harry liaird, who remained at the Fate home until Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Fale and I heir daughters, Ruth and Mary Anne, and Rev. Baird went to Myrtle Creek lo atlend Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sumner were shopping in Rosebiirg Fri day. En route home they call ed at the Dillard home of Mr. Sumner's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Coon. Elmer Sutton and Hilly Perdue wore Canyonville visitors Friday evening. John Hutchinson and Bud Gaulke were attending to busi ness mailers In Rosebiirg Mon day and Wednesday of this week. Jess Smith and his sons, Wayne and Tang, recently trans acted business in Rosebiirg. While? there they also called al the Jim Smith home. Mr. and Mrs. Druee Ferguson I weii- the guesls of Mrs. . Fergu. i son's aunts, Mrs. Anna Good and ! tile Misses Myru and Alary Kamp, jal Umpiiia over the week-end. E. A. Kritton, county 4 11 club ; leader, was a caller here Monday, j lie announced that the Klwan ; ians would present their pro grain here the evening of March 118. Preceding the evening's en j terlainnienl (here w ill he a chick jen dinner served in the school I dining room from 6:30 until 7:3n. ! There will lie no door charge and all the proceeds from the supper, 'candy sale, etc., will be used for i-lll scholarships, j l. R. Bellamy, who has been mess steward at the Soul li limp ipia Falls IVC camp since early ; last summer left Sunday for Med- ford here lie w ill attend siibal- Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Ells worth, who have been spending I lie pasl I wo months hero as the guesls of Mr. Ellsworth's broth er in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wright, letl Thursday morning tor Woodburn where I hey w ill visit several w eeks lie lore going on to their home at Milium. Mont. Vera Ellen, small daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wood, was taken lo Myrtle Creek lor medi cal assistance late last Friday night when she suflered a severe attack ol croup. She Is reported to be recovering nicely. Don Wru;hl. who is al Camp Murray with I he national guard, arrived here Saturday evening to spend Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mis. W. T. Wright. IN BANKRUPTCY B 25619 111 the District Court ol the l:nit ed Slates tor the District id I i egon. In the mailer o( Everett Gerald I lavenport. Bankrupt. To the creditors of Everett Ger ald Davenport, of North Bend, In the County ol Coos, and ills li let aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice Is hereby given that said Everett Gerald Davenport lias been duly adiudged a bankrupt on a petition liled by him on the Slh day of February. I'Ml. anil that the first meelmg of bis creditors will lie held at the office of the undersigned Relent' In Hank lllptcy in Rosebiirg. (liegoll on the Slh day ol March. I'.ill. al Iwo o'eloek in the alternooii, al which place and time the said ciedilors may attend, prove their claims. npiMiint a trustee, appoint a cicdl tor's committee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such oil) , er business as may properly come j before said meeting. Dated the 21st day of Febru arv, 1911. I'. I.. 11 Mil TON, Heli in' in li.iiilu uptcy. Claims Allowed By County Court Following is a list of the lalms audited and ordered paid it the regular February term of :ounty court: Circuit Court: Lester L. Wim- erly. P. M., envelopes. $23.08; jailiff, $2 00; P. T T. Co., $2.35; wilness, S-'Jo.2.r; S. I. A. Comm., $.31. County Court: Hotel Umpqua. .neals, $10.00; Association Ore ion Counties, $101.10; Lester L. Wimberlv, P. M., postage, $10.00; P. T. T.'Co., $4.00; J. Ross Hut chinson, commissioner, $109.55; II. Ii. Roadman, the same 5112.25; i. I. A. cents. Grant Land Counties; Associa lion contact fees HMO balance, j318.00; i 19-11. $909.00. Justice Court: J. P. fees. .89.20; constable fee, $2.00: wit-: nesses fees, mileage, $29.20; P. (Co., S6.95; fuel: Cliff Jones, $3.60; T. H. Co., $2.35; bonds for five, , Churchill Hardware Co., $5.54: 550.00; selecting jury, $9.00. K. T. and Laura Blakely, $62.50 Juvenile Court and Probate each: Katherine Dirks. $50 00; Officer: Dr. B. R. Shoemaker, j Martha Wells, $35.00; Neta Bry 1910 bill, $3.00; P. T. T. Co.. ant, R. N., $75.00; Clara Lan $1.40; car, $20.00; Mrs. Elizabeth dreth, $45.00; Betty Rigsby, $45; Chamberlain, balance of board Kula Carll, $45.00; Anna Cook, ;ind room, $12.50; Agnes M. $31.50; Roy Knigge, $45.00; Lou Pitchford, travel expense, post Martin, $50.00; Elsie Kelly, $21: age, phone, $17.62; Associated Oil Richard Ashworth, $15.00; S. I. Co., $5.55; Gilmore Oil Co., $1.50: A. Comm., $17.07. Total $1114.23. Standard Oil Co., $2.00; Shell Oil Credited bv 500 meals to prison Co., $6.43; Mrs. A. Wade, board ers. $125.00. and room, $11.25; S. I. A. Comm., j County Jail: Vanco. $34.70; $3.26. iRsbg. Electric, $3.35; Denn-Ger- nistl-ifl Atlnrnev Sun Prtnl. I ing Co., $3.75; P. T. T. Co., $8.78; Rosebiirg Book Store, $.10 cents; S. I. A. Comm., $.31 cents. County Assessor: Douglas Ab stract Co., $.50 cents; Coml. Ab stract Co., bond, $$15.00; P. T. T. Co., $3.35; Robl. Helliwell, extra clerk, $20.00; Western Union. S.55 cents; Rsbg. News-Review, $.33.85; S. I. A. Comm., $1.12. County Clerk: A. E. Simmons, $5.00; Coml. Abstract Co., bond, $50.00; Gladys Turner, supplies. $1.00; P. T. T. Co., $3.35; Rsbg. Book Store, $-1.80; Sun Printing Co., $13.50; West Coast Printing and Binding Co., $63.05; S. 1. A. Comm., $1.21. County Coroner: II. C. Stearns, fee, mileage, $33.10; R. L. Whip ple, agent, bond, $15,011. County Sheriff: Legal Dept.: Field deputies, service fees. G. M. Dver, $15.83; Geo. Edes, $1.50: Q. W. Hartshorn, $1.05; W. A. Manning. SI 1.10; II. M. McCabe. $1.35; Geo. Olinghouse. $1,110; de puties expense. O. T. Carter. $3.90; W. A. Manning. S5.50; II. M. McCabe. $16.70: Lester L. Wimberlv, P. M., box rent. $2.00: postage, $20.00; envelopes, S67.6S; Sun Prinliir; Co.. $7.00; Rsbg. Hook Store, S12.75 and $3.35; Pa cific Coast Stamp Works. $10.43; Western Auto Supply Co., radio, $53.30; Tavlor Super Service Sta tion. $10.75 anil $5.00; Pan. T. T. Co.. Sl-1.25; Western Union. S1.0S; Si Dillard Motor Co., car wash, $1.00; Hansen Motor Co., $4K.0; Standard Oil Co., $14.37 and' $9.55; Fisher Bros., $3.13: Shell oil Co., $4.12; Allen Cordon. $20.00; Cliff Thornton, $3.00; Rsbg. Electric. $1.85; G. W. Voung and Son, bond. $10.00; Coml. Abstract Co.. $200.00; R. L. Whipple, agent, $10.00; S. I. A. Comm.. $10.35. County Sheriff: Tax Dept.: G. W. Young and Son. bond. $10111) bonds, $75.00 hire. $61.50 I rude R. L. Whipple, agent, $20.00: Ethel Turner, Elsie Walker, extra clerk Siili.OO: Violet Do user. Peace Moore, $61.30; Ger Whipple. $57.00; Donald Agei , SI2 00; Pacific Stationery and Printing Co., $10.01; Rsbg. News - Review. $186.50; West Coast Printing and Binding Co.. $14.00; Lester I.. Wlmherly, P. M., balance on envelopes. $i'S.22: Pac. T. T. Co., $3.30; S. I. A. Comm., $2.06. County Sheriff: Del. Per. Tax Coll.: G. -W. Young and Son, bond. $10.00; Rosebiirg Motor Co.. $.3!i! 93 and $3.10: Rsbg. Hook Store, $100; A. E. Sim mons, $7.50: Rsbg. News-Keview, $2060; Drain Enterprise, $5.50: II. C. Darby. $1.75; K I. A. Comm.. $307. County School Superintendent: Lester L. Winibei ly. P. M.. post age. $20.00; A. E. Simmons, $10.25; Rsbg. Book Store. $25.30; Lulu C. Gorrell, travel expense. Sli. 10; P. T. T. Co.. $1.10: S. 1. A. Comm., $.31 cents. Connlv Surveyor: II. L. Epp. stein, SSO.Oil; Harvey Eppstein, $100; N. E. Richardson. $10.00; yuine and Co.. bonds, $25.00; P. T T Co.. $2 33; Keutfel and Ess er Co.. $3.66; S. I. A. Comm., $1 20. County Treasurer: Geo. W. Young and Son. bond. $1501)0; Douglas National Bank, safety deposit box rent. $10.00; Rsbg. . News Review. $.120; Rsbg. Hook' Store. $35 cents: Slory lies,, $1.33; Maivhant Calculating Ma- i chilli' Co , $332 50: P. T. T. Co.. $5 05; S. 1 A. Comm. $30 cents. County Health I'nil: Lester 1.. Wimberlv. P. M.. postage. $10 00; Rsbg. News Review, S3.10; P. T. T. Co. S0.0O; New Service (.aundiy. $3.85; Louise Ryan. R. N.. travel expense. $50. ill); Mary Barrett, the same, $50.00; S. I. A. Comm., $1 i)7. Countv Home: Groceries and supplies': Rsbg. Book Store. $.30 cents; Montgomery Ward CO., $ .VS cents: Rw v. Express Agency. SKATING Wed., Sat. and Sunday t th RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER DOYLE'S BASKET GROCERY Th Wint Stort nOSEBURG. OREGON 1 218 N. J.tckson St. Phone 117 Groceries Bcert anrt , I tjtti hron (Inoil'j jfish, $3.75; The Cass St. Market, ; .53.15; Douglas County Creamery, $30.90; Douglas County Flour Mills, $12.60; Enston Grocery, $37.92; Economy Market, $10.20; ;Fullerton Candy Co., $9.95; Grimm's Grocery. $33.71: Nee- ley's Meat Market, $2.95; Pacific Coop Poultry Producer, $13.95; Piggly Wiggly Co.. $28.37; Ksog. 'Sanitary Market, $29.18; Safeway Store No. MO, $2.80; Weber's Bakery, . $22.55; Carr's Variety ;Moi,e. 'enir; ijoeueis var iety Store, $i.3); Parslow Hard- ware Co., $2.87; Medical supplies Marsters Drug Co., $7.38; The S. E. Massehglll Co., $36.94; Pioneer Drug Store, $3.14; out patients, $.50 cents; Parke Davis Co., $11.96; Nathan Fuilerton, The Rexall Store, $1.50; Vanco, $22.05; Repairs: Electric Steel Comm. $ V ! Foundry Co., $28.93; Farm Bu '' ' " reau Coop Exchance. $4.85: i Denn-Gerretsen Co., Inc., $2.55; I Gas, indigent: Shell Oil Co., $1.24: California Oregon Power Co., $79.77; Bedding and cloth :inR! Royd VV. Bruton, $1.00; J. C. Pnnev Co.. Inc.. S33.31: P. T. T. j'etsen Co., Inc., r.HU; Wilson Hartshorn, $3.32; New Service Laundry, $2.18; II. M. McCabe, meals, $1.20. Court House: KokeChapman Co., $-19.28; Otis Elevator Co., $24.00; Curtis Calkins, $36.00; Calif. Oregon Power Co., $05.66; Churchill Hardware Co., $12.56; Rsbg. Disposal, $3.00; Rsbg. Lum- nOI C-O., O UI1115 MWUUSl, J.W, S. I. A. Comm., $3.46. Douglas County Welfare Comml: Blind allowance, $46.20; dependent children's allowance. $683.40; general assistance al lowance, $1305.93; old age assist ance, $2431.40. Soldiers and Sailor's Assist ance: Spanish and American War. allowance, $50.00, and Chil- i dren Home, $10.00; World war, $157.50. Welfare Agencies: Boy's and Girl's Aid Society of Oregon, $50.00; Catholic Charities, $10.00; Salvation Army, S25.00. Advertising and Promotion: Pacific Highway association, $1000.00. Agents' County and 411 Club and Auto: Oregon State Agri culture College, first 1. $900.0.). Agriculture: Cattle indemnity, Jesse J. Meredith. $10.00; Harold C. Deakin, $5.00; Alured Walker, $5.00. I Bounties, Coyotes and Cat fano cies: For two coyotes,- $20.00; Emil Erickson: for one'coyote and two bob cats, $15.00;' : Ralph il.ockwood, George H. Sarvfer, W., E. Grav, for one coyote and bob eat: SI2.50. W. E. Grav.. Dale 1 Bouncy, Chas. II. Erwin, C. I). Burgoyne, Dale Bonney, Chas. H. Erwinl for one coyote, $10.00; Wesley J. Haves, Llovd B. Keeny, 'W. M. Worley, Wavne Smith, Mel Hamilton 121. C. D. Bur govne. Chester Howard, Thos. P. Simpson. Fred Haskell. 8 bob cats, $20.00: Chester Slonecker, 5 bob cats, $12.50; Tracy J. Muse, 4 bob cats; S10.00; Edgar Jones. 3 bob cats, $7.50; Arnold Yar brough. Homer Haines. Gils Carl son. C. G. Fulton, 2 boo cats, $5.00: Don Pankev. Chas. Wroe. D. J. Deardorff, Ralph Lockwood. Bruce Holcomb, Tracy J. Muse, for one bob cal. $2.50; F. L. Boye, Carl Collins: George Strong. P. V. Nail, Sbellie L. Prince. Bob I Allen, Sam Wooslev, Lloyd C. Leonard, W. R. Swift, II. J. Hau sotter, Rov A. Petty. Harry Hen dot-son. Wm. Wroe. B. C. Miller, Ed Haskell, Charles C. Briggs, W. H. Damrwood. Ben Furrows. Don Pankev, Edgar Jones, Alfred A. Pack. ' Total for coyotes, ,$210.00 and for cat species, $185. i Dalrv Herd Inspector: Geo. L. Nicholas, VDM.. $73.05. Emergency: Leslie M. Scott, 'Stale Treasurer, food stamps. $651)000; Fire Patrol balance, ,$!)!M.$9. Forest and Other County Own ed Lands nnd Property: Doug las Forest Protective association, balance 1910, $1748.37; and all 1911, $8251.63: expenses on coun tv owned property, city water dept., Sullierlin, $1.00 and $1.00; Calif. Oregon Power Co., Suther lin P. O., $7.83; II. C. Darby, cruising I ravel expense, $9.60; Joe Murphy, cruising, $32.00; 'clerical. Allen Cordon, $70.00; S. I. A. Comm.. $ 58 cents. ; Oener.il Supplies- Sun Print- 'etter than a for opening STUFFY NOSTRILS WKil's tho sie ol toiling so mtnr hifikici. trrn to blow mucin out ol stopped up noiliili? It only piles up tH (jundrr bill. And remember, I lot of vio lent blowing only mjkes four nost mare sore, red. uniicntly, and 11 very often injures the dtlicite mcmbrntv A more economical and gentler wjy to relieve congestion in your nostrils due to cold i to insert little MenthoUtum, ing Co., $72.50 and $35.00; Rsbg. Book Store, $.85 cents and $15.20; for 1940 Codes, Earl Snell, Secy, of State, $763.75. Publishing Claims and Re- Sorts:. Chieftain, claims, $24.65; lews-Review, $25.80; News-Re view, reports, $42.30. Sealer of Weights: Department of Agriculture, $19.82. Total warrants drawn for the month of January, 1941, $35,- 4S1.U8. iDailey, $20.00; Gilbert Binder, Dog License Funds: Thomas ,$22.40; Dick Riggs and travel ex Fletcher, $70.00 and S70.00; thejpense. $56.80; F. C. Frear, supervisor's travel expense, W. IS166.65: Jane Wharton. $45.00; J. Meredith, $3.00; Victor Phipps, $4.00; and R. L. Stearns, $4.60; sheen or lambs killed: Mrs. Nel lie Binder, $8.00; Nora Helias, $8.00; Cliff Flory, $6.00; L. O. Higgins, $7.00; C. R. Holmquist, $6.00 and goats, $6.00; Rsbg. News-Review, $1.40; S. I. A. Comm., $1.76. Total expended, $195.76; dog license for Decem ber and January, $315.00. General Roads: The following is the payrolls for foremen and crews, including the bridge crews, for shop, B. E. Leas, $162.00: J. M. Spancakc, $89.60; M. Sacks, S6720: John Lorek. $22.50 and $99.00; E. R. Weber, $19.20; fori roads. G. W. Croucher. $110.00: 1 A. E. Shelton. S15.00: S. A. Lau- ranee, $b.2o; Ralph Ularn, $2.o0, ""Vf""" B'' cmmTn $133.00; Max Myers, $133.00 and Franklin Haines, $123.50; for bridge work, Ben W. Taylor, $94.38; Wm. Hoeft, $75.00; Geo. Crenshaw, $75.50; Oliver John son. $2.00: Eden Mode, $4.00, E'.iLanr? $4?0AJHooGa,li,dP'i$5 00; Alaska Junk Co., $299.23;' j?.' ,V LV e nc on. 'r-.; M T. Hughes, $106.00; George Mc- Hugill, $94.00; M. N. Humphreys, $94.00; Frank McHugill, $104.00; W. H. Gallop, $42.50 and $80.00; O. O. Matthews, $114.00; Albert Green, $6.40; John Richards. $28.75; Ray Blood, $28.80: Alfred Cloake, $12.20; H. s. Teller, S2o; ceo. uurney, io.uu; iieni y Crane, , $5.00; Amos Case, $1 i.aO: " i-. 'r. Electric Steel Foundry Co., Mh''' Sb2: "t'lhplt ,Fen:,i-!5'IS25.16; J. D. Coon, $15.36; f Farm $.,.62; Hnam Gcrmond , $6.23; i Bureau Co op Exchange. $3.27; John Maddox, SId.00; Rober ;Goin Lumber Co.. $3.18: Good Heydon, $lo.00: Romie Howard yoar ServicCi 539 79. R j, Gris. and truck, $1oj.37; Stanley Lud- woM and Sons S174 89. Hansen ioiSs So '?2; rCyi Motor Co., $337.17; Earl Harris $24.22; Henry Wheeler . $13.12; Lumber Co., $96.51; J. E. Hasel Joe Jobe, $l7.n0; H. C. Wheeler, 1 tine Co., $34.30; H. F. Hebard $8.13; R. J. Spalding, $116.00; land Son S2.15; Vern Holgate, iClilloru hwearingen, .yji.w; rii- ram turner, 5.oo; 11 a 1 1 Keeney, $4S.io; Earl Kenney, 821.2o; Joe Krewson, $3j.00; An - drew LM'ison, a'lo.uo aoe nuis ford. $37.50: Ernest Weber, $6.00; 1 Wm. Angel, $35.00; Wiley Cham berlain, S27.50; Ray Blood, $17.60; Dick Riggs, $16.00; Ray Heidenreich. $14,401 Dale " Hat field, SI 10.00; F. L. Merry. $S3.20; H. E. Blood, $6.25; J. T. McCord, SI6.25; T. G. Clayton, $17.50; J. S. Marr, $5.00; R. H. Breedlove, S5.00; Wm. Hoeft, S4.00; Leon- jard Pleume, $30.00; A 1 1 red Frank Stancliff, Cloake, $3.20 $10.00: Ray Heidenreich, $1.60; Ray Blood, $3.20; Lyman Stiles, $7.50; C, -McCarn e y, $1.25; George McHugill, Sr., $1.25; L. V. Smith,, $.116.00; Jess Russell, S52.S0:' Jlike Thrbnburg, $58.80; Sherman T. Smith, $31.30; Dick Riggs, $I2.o0; Fred liraumnger, S66.00 and $9.60; J. M. Deardorff. $115.50; J. F. Sellers, S58.00; R. I. Maddox. $11.90; Gail Dear dorff, $18.75; E. O. Rand. $51.20 and $38.40; Frank Slancliff. $7.50; D. B. Deardorff, $2.50; Diirward Owens, less hotel bills, $76.00: Oregon Hotel. $5.50; M. A. Ormsbv. $60.00: Andrew Tel ford. $52.50; Rov Fisher. $124.00; Gilbert Binder. $74.00; Lloyd Kel logg, S58.75; Kenneth Madison, $3.75; Wilson Jones, $1.25; A. H. Hardestv. $62.50; Harry Bow man. $20.00; Geo. Blidenstine, $16.25; Paul Anderson. $7.81; Bill -Smith, $6.25; Walter Burke, I $2.50; Kenneth Thornton, $5.00; Roy Ladd. $19.06; E. S. Ander- ! son, $3.00; Eldon Fisher, $3.60; j Cecil Denny, $14.69; Chas. Hen- j derer, $10.00: Frank Heche, $2.81; ; Arthur Mack, $5.00; Wm. Hoeft, : $1.00; E. R. Weber, $16.00: Ray j Blood. $8.00; W. Hutchinson, j $111.00: Emmet Moyer. S60.80; 1 C A. Young. $05.00; O. J. Mc-' Gee, $67.50; E. R. Weber. $7.80 , and $11.70; Guy McGce. $70.00; : Bill Rachor, $26.25; Gus Lapp. $12.50; R. L. Spore. $2000; New ell Woods, $1000; C. W. Perry. ' $81.00; Claud Church. $41.70; A.; II. Church. $22.50: Charles Ice, $7.50; Din-ward Owens. $14.50;! R. I. Maddox, $11.20; C. W. Perry, i $10.60; Durward Owens and tray- 1 el expense, $27.00; E. L. Mover, j tne same, mijii; nay iieinen reich. the same, $55.20; Lee Clem ents, Jr., $6.25; J. F. Sellers, trav el expense. $4.20; E. R. Weber, the same. $1.20; Rav Blood, the same, $4.20; L. V. Smith, the same. $1.20; Albert Green, the same. $4 20; Rav Blood, the same. $7.00; Alfred Cloake. the samr, S0.S0: John Wooslev, S10 00. D. A. do$en hankies This delihtful ointment will soon breik up congested mucus, relieve the smoth ery feeling, ind permit yon to breathe normally through the nose. It also re lieves sniffling, snecung, swelling, sore nets, and redness. Mentholatum helps in so many ways that you should always remember this; For Discomforts from Colds Mentholatum. Link (hem together in your mind. Peasley, $2.50; Wm. Sylvester, $2.50; Dan Miles, $2.50; Clyde Ry dell, $162.50; Wallace Townsend, $92.80; Francis Shinkle, $50.63; James Roberts, $25.00; Sam Woosley, $30.00; Roy Smith, $2.50; Carl Smith, $2.50; Don Cluv. $15.00: Dannie Miles. Jr., ' ui - V""'"' Moicomo, . VL t ' Dyer, $5.00; Claude Adams. $5.00 Alireu cioaKe, sD.bu iviinen .. .. n r;.i Id. A. McCord, $104.00; Glenn jWells, $16.25; Claude Selleck, $83.20; N. Kling, $1.25; Carl R"v zio, $22.50; Harrv Keeny, $18.50; Wm. Angel, $15.00; Andrew Nel son. $15.00; Wilev Chamberlain, $15.00; L. Sheffel, $15.00; Joe Krewson, $12.50; Charley Put ney, $7.50; Joe Hosard, $2.50; State Industrial Accident Com mission, $339.21. The following is for supplies, etc.: A. Matthews, car rental, WPA, $3.75 and $5.25; Consoli dated Freight way, Inc., $1.73 and S23.31: Dunham Transfer Co., S7.55; Pierce Auto Freight Lines, Inc., $14.64: Jack Wat kins., freight, S77.78; cash advanced, cjtv canyonville, $2.00; Drain "S" ana" Water System. $1.10 '. sl ln. r.,if 0lwon pow(?r express, $1.02; freight, s.do cents; Co., $18.27; West Coast Power Co., $1.00 and $1.00; Elkton Tele phone Co., $1.20; Pac. T. T. Co., $3.85 and $21.25; Clyde Rydell, tolls, $1.15; Quine and Co., bond, Artntlt' Gal'aee- S16-45: H- L' Bossen, $1.90: John Boak. $2.50: :W. R. Brown, $7.60: Beall Pipe and Tank Corp., $17.88; Howard Casebeer, $1.50; Churchill Hard ware Co., $3.99 and $1.71; Coen Lumber Co., $217.38: Columbia Equipment Co., $16.88; and $1L70; Denn-Gerretsen Co., Inc. S73s ami ssnsn- Si nillarri Mo. , ,nl. r suu skqm .-.nrt sin- $7.95; Lockwood Motors, license and title. S2.00. $2.60. S7.7S and j $750.00; Kenneth Madison, $3.82: ; j, w Metger & Co., $59.41 and HI ti t I rag mm ENGINEERS CALL T;"I0RQUE" DOUGLAS Farm Bureau Roseburg, 11 w mm . M II 'V&te&pfamedf I low often a telephone call, easy to make, relieves anxiety. ..turns worry into happiness! Always the telephone stands ready to help.. .ready to serve you quickly, cheaply, courteously, in the spirit of a fricnJ. imi rtcinc TiupHom Phone 71 $81.87; Loggers and Contractors Machinery Co., $21.97; R. I. Mad dox, $1.25; Myrtle Creek Garage, S4.35 and $2.90; Nordling Parts Co., $76.19 and $111.47; Olsen's Garage, $7.50; Oregon Culvert and Pine Co., $37.49 and $90.46; The Oak Garage, $5.30; Orchards Auto Parts, $127.41; Pacific High way Garage, $2.00; Pace Lumber and Fuel Co., $108.75; Harvey Pearce, $9.00; K. F . Randall, ivnuo.. v '. Mint nnmnrv Wil l-H (n .t 79 Robertson Heavy Hardware Co., S75.61; Roberts Motor Co., $96.34; Stearns and Chenoweth, $35.95; Sutherlin Lumber Co., $1.00; Wharton Bros., $2.50; Western Auto Supply Co., $36.12; Long and Long, assignment, $109.26; Daughcrty Lumber Co., $596.79; Woodbury Co., $60.87; Treasury of U. S. A. for coop agreement, $1100.00; Commercial Abstract Co., title search, $25.00; Associated Oil Co., Cottage Grove. $63.86; North Bend, $117.53; Roseburg, $776.65; Stand ard Oil Co., $234.40 and $16.09: The Texas Co., $27.70: General Petroleum Corp., $37.50: Union ' Oil Co., $45.08; Week's Co., $40; ' for gravel, Lester Bell, $2.00; A. E. Hodges, $2.50; Tom Fletcher, $2.25; Hunt Bros., $22.95 and $100.00; Otto Mustzell, $2.75; Del bert Poole, $6.30; Roseburg Sand and Gravel Co., $186.75, $27.00 and 39.80. Total warrants drawn on Gen eral Roads, $14,352.56. RENT L. W. Metzger Co. Mosher and Mill Phone 362 lugging The simple, fast-acting gov ernor on the "Caterpillar" Diesel Engine has an exclu sive feature called the "tor que spring." This device gives "Caterpil lar" Diesel T"raetors an ex tra surge of power when the going gets tough keeps them lugging even when pulled down by extra-heavy loads. COUNTY Co-op. Exch. Oregon kd teiurhpm centrum 121 5. stcpheni St. X
