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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1941.
Claims Allowed
By County Court
' Following is a list of the
March bills auciiu-rt anrl ordered
paid at the tecular April term
of county court:
Circuit Court: Witnesses, grand i
jury, S17.50; trial jury. i
bailiff. S3.(: Emery M. Cole, re- !
pairs, S27.74: P. T. T. Co., $2.35; i
'the American Law Book Co., -Vol.
21. SIO.OO; The Lawyer's Co op I
Publ. Co., Vol. 33, S7.JD; S. J- A. I
Comm.. $.31 cents.
County Court: Commission-:
ers H. B. Roadman. SI 12.25 und !
J. Koss Hutchinson. $W).25: K 'I'. '
T. Co., 2.70; Kosebui'K Book :
Store, S.45 cents; S. i. A. Comm., i
$.lo cents.
Justice Court: Justice's fees,
5108.10; constable's fees, $-1.50;
jury's lees, S(I.OI); witnesses' fees,
SISl'O and S2.0I); P. T. T. Co.,
S2.3 I
Juvenile and Probate Court: j
Agnes M. Pilchford, r'ebr. travel
expense, $2'l.(i!; phone, Sti83; c ir,
20.00; Mrs. A. Wade, S7.50; Mrs.
;. W. Chamberlain. $23.75; P. T.
T. Co., $1.41); Associated Oil Co.,
S1.K5: Ciilmme Oil Co.. S2.05;
Klchfield Oil Co., $2.34; Shell Oil I
Co., $10.92; Standard Oil Co .
$2.:8; T. B. Hooker, sheriff,
S1.50; C. A. Swmtz, sheiilf. S.-l:!
cents; Dr. U. It. Shoemaker,
$.3.50; S. I. A. Comm., S3.2H.
District Attorney's: P. T. T. ;
Cn.. S7 S8: Sun Prinlinc Co., j
$12.00; S. I. A. Comm., S.30 cents, j
County Assessor: The follow- j
Infr p-iv'menls are made to the J
field deputies: Hubert Helliwell, :
S8M.S0 anil $'2.50; Claude Church, j
$82.50; W. A. Lovelace. $120.00;
Wia A. Clemo, $130.45; C. K. I
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
With Major Hooplo
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Gus Lann. SC'5: Newell
Woods, $10.00; Franklin Haines,
$109.25; bridge division, Ben W.
THylor, $103.75; Wm. Hoe ft,
$60.00; Geo. Crenshaw, $64.00;
fcltwn Mode, $50.00; Homer Gul
lop, $150.00; W. H. Gallop, $93.7b;
Russell Odle, $116.25; Wm. T.
iluRhes, $93.00; M. N. Humph
revs. SU3.GO: Frank McHnrrill
S'J3.00; Ralph St. OnRO, $80.00;
Wm. Hoeft, $8.00. Total payroll,
$5489.75. .
The following for
etc.: School District No. 12, right
ol way, $20.00; cash, express,
cents; Concolidated Kreighlways,
11th Inning Swat
Posts 2-1 Defeat
For Larry French
suDnlies. i .
Kehnr.1 rtVirt M ,.,,..,,, "cy reiui neu a nice
, $.41
By SID PEDER
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
Ftankie Fnsch s insurance pot-
fat dividend
check to the Pittsburgh Pirates to
day, and no one was happier than
Inc.. $2.68: Pierce Auto Freieht the "policy" himself.
Lines, Inc., $16.06, $26.84 and For. this policy, better known
and $3.35; Calif. Oregon . h trao .h Rinnr
2' r,ai: ' Collins, not only paid off when it
counted most in the clutch but
yff-
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DRSSSED UP
AND SOiVvcr
! Place iogo
Power Co., $17.14
light and water system, $1.10
West Coast Power Co., $1.00; P.
T. T. Co., $10.45; travel expenses
for the following, Homer Gallop,
$14.82; Wm. Hoett, $2.80; Wm. T.
Hughes, $2.80; Clyde Rydell, tolls,
$1.80; Roy Spalding, garage rent,
$18.00; gravel, G. K. Bates, $7.50;
L M. Dubell, S3.45; F. A. Far
num, $3.30: W. R. Redfield. $1.80:
Roseburg Sand and Gravel Co.,
he did it against the Chicago
Cubs, the club that let the policy
"lapse" by sending him to the
minors a couple of years ago.
It must have warmed the hearts
of both Frankie and Rip, that
pinch-single Collins delivered in
(oscnurg Sand and Gravel Co.. mo mn inning yesterday wnlcn
$85.50 and $302.00; Associated I gave the Pittsburgh Pirates a 2-1
Oil Co., $4.02; General Petroleum
Corp. of Calif., $21.06; Richfield
oil (Jo., $20.80; Shell oil Co.,
$1526.30; Standard Oil Co.,
$107.24; The Texas Co., $23.10;
Bob's Service, $6.40; Churchill
Hardware Co., $10.83; Contrac
tors Equipment Corp., $d290.00
decision over the Cubs. For ten
innings, Larry French did a good
Job of putting holes in the Buc
bats, and looked to have the game
I well under control. Then, with
jtwo on in the 11th, Rip went in
ior canning ana delivered.
County Surveyors Office: P.
I. CO., s.:!.1); 11. L. Enpstcin,
in, $65.0
Blundell. $72.50: Henry Cram
S70.00: E. Helliwell, $120.00; II. T.
W. Jones, $115.01); A. J. Lilhurn, $80.00; N. E. Richardson. $65.00
$125.00; Jack Roach and assign- Loren Weber, $24.01); Eugene
ment, $100.45: Henry Tymer Co., Dietzgen Co., $2.30; The A. Llelz
Inc., $2.70: Merchant Cal. Ma- Co., express, $.70 cents; S. I. A.
chine Co., $000.00; J. G. Stephen--Comm., $1.79.
son, travel expense, $11.20; p. T. County Treasurer: P. T. T. Co.,
T. Co., $3.60: Sun Printing Co., ,$2..'J."; S. I. A. Comm., $.31 cents.
$4.50; express advanced, $.(10 , , Counlv Health Unit: Lester
cents; S. I. A. Comm., $7.13. ;L Wimberly, P. M., $10.00; Mary
County Clerk: I.eslcr L. Wlm-'A. Barrett, It. N mileage, $r0.00;
herly, P. M., envelopes. $113.20; Helen Louise Rvan. R. N., the
C.ioltal City Bindery, $32.50 and same, $50.00; New Service I.aun-
$3.00; P. T. T. Co., $3.70; Donald dry, $1.57; P. T. T. Co., $12.09;
Agee, extra clerk hire, $33.00; S. S. I. A. Comm., $1.06.
i l ouniy Home: I lie payroll of
$20.00; the home: R. A. Blakely," $62.50;
Laura Blakely, $62.50; Katherine
A. Comm., $1.37.
County Coroner: Fees,
mileages $30.30.
County Sheriff, Legal Dept.:
The following payments are
made to the field deputies for
service fees: G. M. Over, $3.30;
George Edes, $11.25; W. A. Man
ning, $i).65; Ira Poole. $2.55 and
travel expense
Mi'Cahe. $19.1X1;
Dirks. $50.00: Martha Wells
$35.00; Net a Bryant, R. N., $75.;
Clara Landreth, $45.00; Beltv
Rlgshy. $45.00; Kills Carl I. $15.';
Anna Cook, $33.30; I!ov Kniege,
$15.00: Lou Martin. S50.00: Elsie
$17.5o; H. M. Kelly, $21.00; Iichard Ashworth,
W. A. Manning, :$15.00; Lov Harris. $2.00: lmo-
$5 70; (Tiff 'I'hornlon, $9.20: Geo. , erics and supplies, Carol Higshv,
Edes. $23.3.i; Standard Oil Co., $4.20; Safewav Stores, $4.44;
$16.29; Richfield Oil Co., $2.19; and $3.00; Wm.' Karhman. $15.40;
Shell Oil Co., SI. 10; P. T. T. Co.. and $3.00; Wm. Farliman, $14.10;
$26.80; Western Union. $60 J. T. Bridges A Co., (Kempi
cents; Lund Radio Si'i vice. $24.00; $1.71; Cass Street Market, $23.32;
Ilosebui g Hook Store. S 30 cents',
Sun Print inn Co., $6.25; Rose
burg Electric. $.20 cenls; S. 1. A.
, Comm., $1 1.39.
Counlv Shei ll'f, Tax Dept.: Les
ter L. Wimtierlv, P. M.. $10 52;
I'.Ov Huflinm. sijtns, $1.50; Elsie
Walker, $69.00: P. T. T. Co.,
$2.25; S. I. A. Comm.. $1.21.
Counlv Sheriff. Per. Del. Tax
Coll.: H. C. Darby
Dense. $.70 cenls; I
S.50 cenls: Rosehurg Motor Co.
$4.10;; S. I. A. Comm., $3.0".
Counlv School Superintcndenl :
Lester L. Wimberly, P. M., $211.;
Kmorv M. Cole, wooden cabin
ets, SUHi. ll: P. T. T. Co.. S3.35;
Roseburg Book Store. $1.10
1. A. Comm., $.30 cents.
PLANES
.
Douglas Creanierv Co.. $32.0."
Easton Grocery, $87.37; Eullerton
Cimdv Co., $6.92; Grimm's Gro-
;wry. $10.52; Paul's Market, $3.63;
Pinklrison's Food Store, $1.98;
Koseliiirg Sanitai v M a r k e t,
$25.16; Welier's Bakerv, $26.70;
I Churchill Hardware Co., $4.23;
Goellel's Varielv Store, $2.10;
John W Itnliel lson KlUl.'l- I )i-
travi-l ex-1 Verne L. Adams. $20.00; Dr. B.
T. T. Co., IR. Shoemaker. $6.00: Phvslclan
anil Hospital Supply Co., $10.73;
Chapman Pharmacy, $31.25; The
Itexall Slnrc. $5.59: MarstciV,
DiU' Co., $5.98; Pioneer Drug
Store, $3.79 and $11.85: Lewis
Jones, sawing wood. S6.00: llarrv
S. iSli-arns. ambulance. $3.10; (ilenii
i IT. Taylor, $11.00; Wharloii
Bros., $.60 cenls; Carvl Rigsliv,
..ma.ln .....o "iH-niiiB craves. SlnOO; Calif.
AMERICA'S NEWEST ''-'" 'Yir.r,"- s,;'i;,S:,.Mr
a mam Kesson and Robbliis. Inc., Sd.21;
X f WT P. T. T. Co.. $9.30: II. C. Stearns.
Jfm & 1 1 1 41 hurlal. $.15.00; Douglas Funeral
wMJmMMmM Home, $35.00: Itosel.urg Undcr
1 rltf rWfWj jinking Co., $35.00; p. T. T. I'o.,
MM 0lf ' M $9.30; Uosi4iurg Electric. S.75
r M " ivuts; Eishi'i's, $3.81: J. I'. IVn-
ny Co., Inc., $1 l.4:i: Wharton
Bros., $1.90; Denn Gerrelsen Co..
Inc., $2.00; Parslow Hardware
Co., $1.38; S. I. A. Comm., $17.01.
Total. $1211.80; credited by 1031
meals to prisoners. S25S.5(i,
County Jail: Minnie Marl
shorn, matron. $14. Oil; The Film
.Shop. $1.6(1; Cliff Thornton, $.10
'i!' cenls; Wilson Hartshorn, .S2.1S;
.wv''r-' i 'enu iiriTciscii i. o., inc., ..ji.jj;
uoseourg r.ieciric. o i w: i- nur
chill Hardware Co.. S2.36: New
yjfctwroiwuyiy. service Launilry. Inc., $2.36; S. I.
. i oiHoi., Cl'OIS.
Court House: Otis Elcvalor
Co.. $2-1.00; Wharton Bros., SO.Oti
anil $20 ivnts: Pacific Kcv Serv
$250: Calif, (ireeon Power
Co.. $99 78; Marshall Wells Hard
uare Co.. S'2'26: Hom4iuik Garb
age Disposal, $1.00; Kosohurg
Lumber Co.. $1100; s. I. A.
Comm.. S3. 46.
Counlv Welfare Commission:
Assistance, blind. $16.20: de
pendent children. $733.00; gener
al. SI 198.16; old age pension,
$2381 SO.
Soldiers' and sailors' assistance:
Children';) Home. SlOiHI; RoImm'I
(A. Hedcl; Comm.. $55.00: Erwtn
Shotl. dim. world war. S55.05.
: Wclt.ire Auencles: Boys' and
('Iris' Aid Society of Oregon.
'$.MMHI; Catholic Charities, $10.00;
Salvation Army, 825.011; Hospital
'examination. Dr. E. .1. Waliistxitt,
S'vOO; I .a ne County. 2 physicians,
I" (Xi: Dr. J. E. Campbell. $5.0(1.
Advertising; and Promolion:
(ireeon Pacific Highway Assn.,
.Stonnon
Agriciilliiiv: Cattle liiilcninilv.
' S7..".(l.
1 Bounties. Scalp ami Prcditorv
I Aniinnl Com rol- Travi'hn e-
$104.00; Rav Blood, $57.60; Icel
Clark, $23.90; Dale Hatfield,
$8.00: Claude Sellcck. $6.40; Al
fred Cloake, $34.00; W. M. An
gel, $10.00; Harry Keeny, $12.80;
W. Hutchinson, $96.00; Emmet
Mover, $76.80; C. A. Young,
S60.00; O. J. McGee, $40.00; Max
Myers, $114.0(1; Roy Spalding,
$100.00; Clifford Swearingen,
$76.80; Ray Blood. $9.60; Wm.
Angel, $11.25; Harry Keeny,
$20.00; Andrew Nelson, assigned,
$25.00; Joe Hosiorc!, assigned,
$6.25; J. M. Deardorff, $96.00; J.
F. Sellers, $76.80; E. O. Rand.
$76.80; C. W. Perrv, $96.00;
Claud Church, $9.60: Charles Ice,
S2.50; Chile Rvdell, $142.50;
Grant
Mack.
Kldrcd Cohb. Sl.-'O; Rome
aril, truck, S50.02; Percy
lon, $11.68: II. c. Whoolc
FRANK FULLER, TWICE
BENDIX AIR WINNER
OjfeM new action
PRINTS
me
WITH ANY
100 PURCHASE
Nrw prints cith week. Gel the ton
plrtc scries. One with any KU pur
cluw. Hut only one in a rm turner,
while our limited supply Un$.
pense, John C. Clam. $20.00;
Earl D. Duncan. $20.00: Hans J.
llausolter, $20.00; bounties al
lowed for one coyote and boh
cat, $12.50; Shellie L. Prince ar t
C, L. Foster, $10.00; bounty al
lowed for one coyote, Ralph Lock
wood, Clarence II. Miller, Arna
Johnson, Tony Erlebach, Bert
Weekly, Mrs. Bert Weekly, C. G.
Hunt, bounties allowed lor two
bob eats, $5.00; W. II. Jones, Shel
lie L. Prince, bounties allowed for
one bob cal, Bert Weekly, Ralph
Lockwood, Harley J. Dean,
James Ingram, Ralph Lockwood,
V.. G. Hunt, Ralph Lockwood,
Dale Bonncv and Roy Pack, each
$2.50.
Dairy Herd Inspector: Dr. Geo.
L. Nicholas. $12.60.
Emergency: Dale M. Cheever,
refund of lee for birth, $2.00.
Forest and Counlv Owned
Property: John C. Diohl, com
mission. $7.92 and $4.95; H. C.
Darby, traveling expense. $3.45;
City Water Dept., Sulherlln, $1.;
C. L. Hamilton. Ally, for Kahoe S22.00
vs. Hurst, judgment, $100.00. Claude Goff. $12
General. Supplies: Rosehurg son. SIO.OO; Arthur
Hook Store, 514.25.
Publishing Claims: Rosehurg
Chieftain. $22.50.
Sealer of Weights: Depart
ment of Agriculture, $19.82.
Tax Rebates: Rebate, $.180.00.
Din; License Funds: Thomas
Fletcher, $70.00 and $70.00; trav
el expense of supervisors. f(. I..
Stearns, $0.90; W. J. Meredith,
$1.50, and Victor Philips, $6.00;
commissions to the following col
lectors: L. C. Apolegatc. $11.05:
Ora Condray. $2.90: J. B. Crad
dock, $-1.05; I). .1. Davis. $17.55;
Mrs. Geo. I.. Edes. $13.05; John
Hamlin. $7.25; E. E. Hart, $5.20;
Purl Meredith. $5.90; Mrs. W. J.
Meredith SI 95; Oakland Feed
Store, SI2.00; 1( o v Redford.
$12.15; Frank Taylor. $10.50; Ern
est Wade. $6 .15: L. C. Appleuato.
$1.00; Roy Redfield. $611 cents;
rrank Tax-tor, $5.00: extra clerk
hire. Purl .Meredith, $36,011; for
lamb and sheep killed or Injured,
Frank Binder. $10.0(1; R. o. Car
roll, $7.00; Chas. S. Dvar. S7.00
Joe B. Finlov. $21,110: 1.. D. Mur
phy. $2.00: M. !, -JT iM);
A. F. Stearns. $7.00: W. O. Wee
nor, $7.00; G. W. Cooper. $9.00;
E. A. Crow, $3(10: Richard Gil
liam. $12.50; Louis Kohlhaeen,
Sr., $10.00; l.ewin G. Parker,
$2-1.50; Tom Fletcher, premium,
$11.50; advertising, Drain Enter
prise, $1.75; niendale Log, $1.50;
Fori Umpiua Courier, $5.00; j
Rosehurg News Review. $25.60:
postage, $.30 cenls; S. I. A. I
Comm., S1.76. Total. $515.85; I
dog liivnse receipts. $1394.25. I
General Roads: The following
is the payroll for foremen anil i
crews, etc!: F. C. Fre.ir, $166.65;
Howard Cooper Corp., $200.00; The win rtiHn'i 4t .h ctona.
KSfnc.fa league lor the Pirates
ami $26.16; Si Dlllard Motor Co., wrj' d," !" he sts and the
$21.73; W; P. Fuller & Co., $3.30; Npw yol'k Giants, setting the
J. K. Gill Co., $4.05; C. P. Gray, Pace, were rained out at Boston.
j$8.00; Harmsen and Wakefield I Yankees Reach Top.
Lbr. Co.. S409.46; J. E. Haseltine Over In the American league,
& Co., $51.33; Hoigate's Service however, the top spots were Te
station and Garage, $10.45; Inter- shuffled and dealt over again and
state Tractor & Equipment Co., I , h , ,.
,$36.76 and $3055.42; J. W. Jen-1 'J c ,erev ur old Pounding
l: c -T-T. ii-' n in.. pals, the Yankees, v irht on ton
Mings, .?u.u; jono j. ii-nv, - - v. r
S9.20; Tom Leatherwood, S16.15; !f ,h( hcaP- A combination of
O. E. Lcighton, $2.85: Lockwood Russo s seven-hit southpawing and
ed out 2-1 by the Chicago White
Sox. Thornton Lee bested Al
Smith in this one anil the win
boosted Dykes' wonder-men into
second place.
"Hot Potato" Luke Hamlin turn
ed in his second straight hurling
"nifty" to give the revamped
Brooklyn Dodgers a 61 w uxli
the futile Phillies. On top of his
five-hitler of last Saturday, the
"hot potato" lossed a 'ou'' nitter
this time.
Frey's ninth inning double sent
the winning run home to enable
the Cincinnati Reds to down the
St. Louis Cardials 3-2.
Bridges' steady elbowing and a
two-run triple by Croucher, in
celebration of his graduation from
the bench, gave the Detroit Ti
gers a 4-2 edge over the St. Louis
Browns. Washington and the
Philadelphia Athletics were side
lined by cold weather.
DANCE
AT TENMILE
Saturday Night
April 26 .
Good Music
SEgSEEBHsBBESSI!
Pis
Many Styles, at Close-out
Prices.
Parslow Hardware Co.
Ei 111 N. Jackson St.
Motors. $7.50: L
$65.14; Mt Scott Lumber Co.
$64.35; Myrtle ' Creek Garage
S5.00: Nordllng 1 Parts Co.
$150.68; Orchard Auto Parts,
$125.23; Pacific Highway Garage,
$22.30; Pacific Machinery and
fool Steel Co., $107.09 and
W. Metzger, jtwo three-run
innlnes. one of
; them produced by Charley Kel
ler's homer, gave the Yanks a 6-3
i decision over the Boston Red Sox.
This setback dropped the Sox
from the No. 1 slot right down
to a tie for third place with the
$519.28; Page Lumber and Fuel 'Cleveland Indians, who were nos-
Co., $7.37; Harry Pearce, Sa.30
R. H. S. Tennis Team to
Battle University High
By "HAP" APPLEGATE
The undefeated Roseburg high
school tennis team, victors over
Corvallis, Eugene and Grants
Pass, faces the University high
school team on Eugene courts
Saturday.
Coach Homer Grow will take
along the five members of the
squad who have lost only two
matches in the three tournaments
played so far this season. The
squad includes Clyde Carstens,
Paul Cacy, Ward Cummings,
Johnny Ness and Mickey Camp
bell. Carstens and Cacy form the
No. 1 doubles team, and Ness and
Campbell compose the No. 2
doubles team.
The Roseburg players expected
to find their toughest opposition
of the season in the game with
University high. Roseburg won
from the Eugene team twice last
year.
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Pen's Auto Service, $7.85 and
$7.30; Peterson and Son, $2.50;
Pioneer Drug Store, S.30 cents;
Rice Machine Shop. $1.75; Ro
berts Motor Co., $21.90; Roseburg
Rean Gruhbe. S97.20: Warren I Lumber Co.. $19.28: A. B. Scar
Roberts, $18.35; Conrad Towns-.lett. S15.62; A. G. Smith. $2.00;
end. S1.87; D. A. Peasley, $7.50; Ray Spalding, $10.00; A. B. Tay
Everett Krebs, $45.00; Francis lor, $14.64 and $16.42; Tropical
Sbinkle. $10.00; John W roe, Paint & Oil Co., $38.31: Western
$4.50; Don Clay. $7.50; Roy Fish-i Auto Supply Co.. $4.56; Wood
er. $81.50; Gilbert Binder, $80.80; hury Company, $3.71. Total $12,
Cecil Dennv, $16.88; Earl Pow- .737.42; State Industrial Accident
ers, $5.00: A. II. Hardesly, 'Commission. $306.19. Total war-
Alfred Cloake. $42(10; rants. $18,533.36.
i Umpqua Highway Improve
I ment District: Right of way of
road distrul No. ao. Hortense I-
Madi-
S2.50;
$7.18;
Joe Johe. $7.18; D. A. McCoid.
$92.00; Claude Sellcck. $57.60;
Carl Brozio, S17.S0; Icel Clarke,
$23.12; Andrew Nelson, assigned,
$10.40; Harry Keeny. $8.12; Carl
Keeny, $8 12; Joe Ilosford, as
signed, $8.12; Clayton Dement,
S8.12; L. Shetrel. S50.62: Chas.
Putney. $8.12; Wiley Chamber
lain, S8.12; Guy McGee, $8.00; R.
L. Spore, S8.00: Hill Raehnr.
Walker,
$35.00.
$500.00; Vaino Pajari,
Visits in Salem Miss Muriel
White, local teacher, has. return
ed here, following a short stay in
Salem visiting.
See PAGES' for F. II. A. loans
for houses, garages, chicken
houses, barns, remodeling and
improvements. - I Adv.)
Jane Wharton. $75.00; N. E.
Richardson. S10.IH1; James Wol-.
ford. $10.00: Loren Wcher. $1.00: !
(he shops. B. E. Leas. $150.00: J.
M. Spancake. $6.40: John Loiek. ;
$18.00 and $19.50: M Sacks.
S76.SO: Ralph Sehren, S07.2O: G.
W. Croucher. $89.00; Earl Shel
Ion. $14 38; V. V. McAIhiv, $2.50;
I.. I.. Ilaslcm. $8.75: Durward
Owens. S90.00; M. A. Ormshv.
S30.25; Andrew Telford, $25.00;
Bert Matthews. $112 50: Clyde
While. $19.20: E. It. Weber. $IV40;
Rav Blood. $6.40: Dale Hatfield.
$78.00: F. I.. Merry. $76.80: C. W.
MeCarnev. $12.50; Rav Blood.
$3.20; I a man Stiles. $12 50; J. T.
MeCord, $12.50: Leonard Pleiine.
S30.OO; 1). II. Br Hove, SIO.OO;
'1'. G. Clavlon, S15.00; II. E.
Blood, $7.50; Geo. McHugill,
SI. 25: o. (). Matthews, S83.00:
Allied Cloake, 89.60; Jay Wood
worth. S2.50; Walter Vashaw.
$5.00: Robert Myers. S1.25; L. V.
Smith. $1(12.00: Fred Hr.inninger.
S76SO; Jess Russell. S6O00; Jake
Thronhorg. S76.SO; Sherman T.
Smith. $.1200: J. E. Kelly, $45.00;
Tom Thronhcrg, S2."vO0; Ernest
Wcher. SlI.l.iKl; Ray Heiilcnrcieh.
Si? 60; RoM-burc. I. umbel- Co .
$7
Denn-Gerretsen
Company
402 W. Oak St.
Phono 128
YICK SO HERB CO.
OK-ICE HOURS 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
Herb rrmrcliri alleviate ctnorufn uf gollrv, stomach,
liver, liert, kidney, bladder, prostate aland, ellea.
L. j catarrh, coughs, asthma, high blood pressure, dropsy,
!- j tumor, rheumatism, ecema, stomach ulcer, yellow
j"s fever and female complaints, without operation.
CU: :iU Monday, Tuttday. Wtdntsdoy
j H , tong Jackson County Bank Bldrj., Mtdford, Ortgon
35 Years' Thurtday, Friday, Saturday
Epenenc 132 N. Jackson St., Rostburg, Ortgon
Herbalist "
MORE TOMATOES!
You may not have extra land, but
VIGORO may give you extra yield
and extra quality.
TRY IT
Remember when you buy here
"You Own the Profits"
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Go-op. Exch.
Rostburg, Ortgon
IT'S TIME FOR A
GREYHOUND TRIP
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flow it (fin itn nccil to
'nnij;h it." (m b CrrJnmnil
in luuruHi!i air ttmifuioncU
comfort m a third the um
if t iti); j our o n C4r.
LOW FARES
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Los Angeles ....$11.55 $20.80
San Francisco.. 4.65 12.00
Portland 3.45 6.25
Medford 2.00 3.60
Grants Pass .... 1.50 2.70
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Program Changes
EFFECTIVE APRIL 27
DAILY PROGRAMS
Man About Town, 9:00 A. M.
Helen Holden, Gov't Gal, 9:30 A. M.
I'll Find My Way, 9:45 A.M.
Sports Review, 12:05.
Parki nson's Information Exchange, 12:20, MWF.
The Johnson Family, 12:30.
The Bookworm, 3:00.
Fulton Lewis, Jr., 4:00.
Raymond Gram Swing, 6:00 MWF.
State and Local News, 6:50.
Sunday Program Changes
Effective April 27
Boy's Town 8:30 a. m., News 10:00 a. m.(
Wheeling Steel 1:00 p. m., Adventures of
Uog Urummond 2:00 p. m., The Angelus Hour
3:30 p. m., American Forum 4:00 p. m., Old Fash
ioned Revival 5:00 p. m., Britain Speaks with J. B.
Priestly 7:15 p.m., Chicagoland Concerts 7:30
to 8:30, Hancock Ensemble 8:30 to 9:00 p. m.,
It's
Bull
Watch For These New Programs
cxtl A'Wrys Young'" new serid daily at 1:30
tdith Adams Future, new serial daily at 1:45
Here s Morgan, Afternoon Variety Show from
New York, 3:15 daily
SEE NEWS-REVIEW FOR DAILY SCHEDULE
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