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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURS, NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "30." '1 93"o Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER DALIES FRANTZ, FAMOUS AMERICAN PIANIST, GIVES ADVICE FOR GIFTED CHILD Don't put your child on the con cert staee, savs Dalle Frantz, paraphrasing the old long. The distinguished young American concert pianist, who will be heard in Roseburg Thursday evening, February 7, at 8.15 o clock at the Kosenurg junior High School under the auspices of the Community Concert Asso ciation, suggests that talented children should not all be led to expect careers on the concert boards; that they should be en couraged to think in terms of other musical occupations, just as Important, it not so glamorous. "There is room for all too few of the talented young people who have set their hearts on appear ing in the musical halls of the worm, ne says. "All talent aside, the concert artist requires special aptitudes for success physical endurance, excellent health, a capacity for work, and the ability to stand up under fire." "The quota of disappointments could be cut considerably if par ents who have gifted children made them realize from the be ginning that music offers a va riety of worthwhile occutlons." Mr. Frantz believes that such an attitude, ingrained in young musicians, would also be of tre mendous service to music in this country. He believes that there is a cry ing need for good teachers, for people who have been well trained and who can take up the leadership of the musical field In communities all over the United States. The Job of creating. In spiring and guiding the musical genius of the country is one of freat responsibility, in Mr. rantz' opinion. It Is his earnest wish that more qualified people will see the challenge in the sit uation and make of teaching and oulding musical life a real and life profession. Parents with gifted children RADIO SERVICING ! ...., , BECKWITH Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 RADIO SERVICE Radio Doctors, 306 N. Stephens . I SlncB 1 922 Hansen's Radio Service, Sutherlln 510 N. Jackson PAINTING BRUSH or spray painting, in- ' . terior, or exterior. Phone 898-J I or 712 R. PO Box 288. WEST & DAVIE insurance General Paint Dealers and Phone 288 8. M. Sorenten, Agent ( 0 N Jackson PLUMBING I I Coen Lumber Co. Phone 12L " TRUCKS FOR RENT PIANO TUNING You Drive Move Yourself Arundel. Repairs, Demoth 185)11 8av0 1Vrlpir 8h0rt PUBLIC ADDRESS EQUIPMENT NICHOLSON'S SERVICE Lund Radio Service Phone 34 STATION 1 Sound equipment tor all uses. 740 B. stephent phon9 687 j TRANSFER SERVICE I ' UMPQUA TRANSFER I Insured carrier Phone 1G7-J. Roseburg Paint Shop I STORAGE - , i , . r. .. I No business on Saturday Exterior & interior Decorating i cabinet work FRED REECE, Contractor Howe's Cabinet Shop Ph. 422 SI 0 N. Jackson i 869 Hoover St. REFRIGERATION I ' REFRIGERATION Domestic TftAA Rllilflinfl C( and Commercial. Gray and Ham- IUUU UUIIUIIIU VU. mond, Canyonvllle,Phone36 Centraetor$ Range Wiring House Wiring E- U Ay. South Phono 302 THOMAS WEBB pZZZZZZZIj Expert G. E. Range ant1 J, E. Refrigeration Service "NEWBERRY'S" Phone 757 L nt. 1, Pox 16 WASHING MACHINE SEWING MACHINE BANTAM PARCEL 4-" DELIVERY SJ! Phone 226 ' ' ' Herbert E. (Woody) Wood I Paperhanginq Painting D & D Venetian Blinds 30 Day Service Interior 4 Exterior Tl I Decorating Contractors V A I Ph. 391 890 8. Mill St r'ljB,i'V Patton's Electric Co. XiD w. jockson INDUSTRIAL WORK REFRIGERATION tTtr.i.iiKc.i.Tu SUTHERLIN STEECK AND SMITH PHONE 2913 Electric Motor i " . R,Pir BEACON ELECTRIC lit N. Stephent Repair and rewind large Indus- , 1Ph,?n,i9S trial motors and fractional H. Sufherlin. Oregon P. Quick service. Guaranteed House Wiring work-Pick up service. Appliance Reoairlng Phone 35J Roseburg, Oregon I City Pickup and Delivery Service O. N. Wollace For Pickup, Delivery and Storage 130 N. Pine St. Ph. 927 Roseburg, Oregon have the responsibility of advis ing and encouraging them. Mr. Frantz believes that such parents snouia consider tne entire musi cal field for their children. "In that way they may eliminate dis appointments ana immeasuramy oeneiu our musical culture. MISS HELEN CASEY TO FEATURE DELIGHTFUL PLAV FOR WOMAN'S CLUB The Roseburg Woman's Club will hold its annual spring play and silver tea next Tuesday at one-thirty o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church parlors, at which time Miss Helen Casey win present a aengntiui one-act comedy, "The Fern, Florists." Miss Casey will be assisted by Mrs. Dallen Jones, Mrs. Armour Murdock, Mrs. O. W. Harrah and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. Spe cial music is also being arranged tor tne occasion. Mrs. J. D. Osborn and Mrs. Foster Butncr will be co-chairmen of the hostess committee, assisted bv Mrs. H. D. Scott, Mrs. H. N. Jacohson, Mrs. Herbert Brown and Mrs. A. E. Kent. Mrs. A. J. Geddes president. will conduct a short business meeting. The affair is open to all members and their Invited guests. NEW 4 H CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The recently organized Billv- goat Barnyard 4-H Club met Tuesday evening at the Nichols home with the president in charge of the business session. All members were present. Pau Maklnson was appointed ser-geant-at-arms. Mr. Moore, club leader." re ported that all projects must be completed by the first meeting In 1-ebruary, which will be held February 5, in the evening, at the Gordon Ware home, at which time members would eive a shower of birthday gifts to Mary Maklnson. Following the meeting refresh ments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Nichols. 1 Sewing Machines Repaired All Makes Genuine Singer Parts, Guaranteed Singer Sewing Machine Company 112 No. Stephens St. OFPStit) Poit Of!: BIRTHDAY DINNER IS ENJOYED AT FINDLAY HOME ON SUNDAY Mrs. V. T. Jackson and Robert Flndlay were honored on their birthdays Sunday at a delightful two-thirty o'clock dinner at tne latter s home at uixon ville. Three beautifully deco rated birthday cakes were cut. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Jackson and Mr. tlndiay. Covers were placed lor: Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flndlay and daugh ter, Alice; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lorenz and children, Anabeiie, Buddy and Beverly Rae Rock well; Mrs. Edgar Madison and sons, Gale and Grant; Mr. and Mrs. i nomas flndlay and cnu dren, Ruby Jo, Brenda and Tommy; Mrs. Fred Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Jackson and chil dren, David and Sue, of Tiller; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller and Dale, and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ru dolf and Dennis. Visiting was enjoyed during the afternoon, while the children enjoved horseback riding and plavnlg badminton. PAUL ALLEN HONORED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY YONCALLA Paul Allen was honored at a party Saturday hon oring his birthday. Cards were played during the evening, after wnicn a delicious supper was served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen, Mrs. Bradburn, Mrs. Mary Beaty, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Broady, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Houser. CALAPOOIA LADIES CLUB TO SPONSOR CARD PARTY The Calapoola Ladies Club has issued a most cordial invitation to the public to enjoy a benefit card party Saturday evening, Febru ary 2, at the clubhouse. Proceeds of the affair will eo to the March of Dimes Infantile Paralysis iunu. , P.E.O. SISTERHOOD TO MEET ON FRIDAY Chanter BI of the P.E.O. Sister hood will meet Friday at a one fifteen oclock dessert-luncheon at the home of Mrs. Clair K. Allen on Watson Street. Members are being reminded that state and supreme dues will be oavable at this meeting. No Job Too Large or Too Small When Your Water Leaks Call Roseburg Plumbing & Supply Company . Phone 462 J 2 HOUSE WIRING MAINTENANCE Bob's Electrical Service RT. 1, BOX 127 Ph. 18-J-3 HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists Radio, Refrigeration, House hold Appliance Service 20 Year Experience All Work Guaranteed 112 E. Cass St. Phone 944 AUTHORIZED Bale, Service BE RflH'R APPLIANCE SERVICE ft to Winchester Street Servicing AU Make Washers Phono 803 KoMburg, Oregon. LOANS Personal & Automobile UMPQUA FINANCE 33S North Jackson Phone 320 Llctntl Nm. S-T33 sni M-331 Roseburg Refrigeration All Commercial Sales and Service Maintenance and Repairs Horn tt Marsters 328 N. Jackson Phone 270 LUMBER 2x4 to 2x12 1 Boards and Shiplap Timbers at OPA Approved Prices CITY LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. North Umpqua Highway I Mile East ol County Barn See Ken Adams or Phone 659 JOHN & MAC'S FIXIT SHOP REPAIRING Home electrlo appliances, ket tles, aluminum pans, anything except furniture. We call and deliver. 337 E. 2nd Ave.. Ne. t block N. ef B'mon School Fhone 54 R Claims Allowed By County Court For December December 11 Franchise grant ed to California-Pacific Utilities Company to construct and main tain a gas line along Harvard Avenue In the City of Roseburg and through the Nebo Vista Homes development project. December 11 Franchise grant ed to California-Pacific Utilities Company to construct and main tain a gas line along South Main Street and through SundaJe Vil lage. December 11 Franchise grant ed to California-Pacific Utilities Company to construct and main tain a gas line along and across Ballf Street between Myrtle Ave nue and Brown Avenue, West Roseburg. December 12 Resolution ap propriating ' $2,000 lor priie money lor Northwest Turkey Show. December 13 Resignation of J. O. Faust as Dog Control Offi cer accepted. December 13 George Wese man appointed Dog Control Offi cer for Douglas County. December 12 Ur.namcd streets In Wilbur lying between Lot 4 Block 13 and Lot 1 Block 14: and unnamed street lying between Blocks 4 and 5. vacated. December 17 Lot 17 Block 5 and Lot 4 Block 4, Miller's Addi tion to Roseburg sold to Rov Brown and Clara Naomi Brown for $150 on contract. December 19 12 acres In Block 4, Plat M, Sutherlin L. & W. Co., sold to Chas. Williams apd Grace Williams for $60 cash, and $6.80 refunded to Jacob Roth for taxes paid in error on said tract. December 26 Franchise grant ed to M. O. Ream to install and maintain a water conduit under and across- the Wilbur-Garden Valley Road In Section 27, Town ship 26 South, Range 6 West, W. M. December 27 Dance Hall li cense granted to F. B. Reeves to conduct public dances at Elkhead Community Hall. County Warrants Drawn for Month' of December, 1945 CIRCUIT COURT: Witnesses for grand lurv. $28.10; witnesses for trial jury, $33.50; Bailiff, $4; Lester Wim berly, PM., $41.72; PTT Co., $5.05; SIA Comm., 29 cents; Law Li brary, . Bancroft-Whitney Co., Vol. 158, $7.50 and 1944-1945, $10 COUNTY COURT: General roads, gas and oil, $33.62; H. B. Roadman, $217.50; J. Ross Hutchinson, $221.65, PTT Co., $6.45; SIA Comm., 30 cents; Oregon Land Grant Counties, fee, $1,500; Legislative Counsel, $320. JUSTICE COURT: " M and M Printers, $11.50; wit ness fee, $1. JUVENILE COURT: General roads, gas and oil, $60.70; Shell Oil Co., $3.15; Tide water Associated Oil Co., $3.97; PTT Co., $14.60; Agnes Pitchford, travel expense and postal ex pense, $7.54; SIA Comm., $3.48. DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Lester L. Wimberly, PM., $10; H. A. Canaday, travel exnense, 7.15; KIT Co., $10.65;" SIA Comm., 29 cents. 7. COUNTY ASSESSOR: fxtra clerk hire, Diana Dye, 20; Ailenc Slattery, $9.20, Florence H. Powell, $45.50; Geo. H. Wenderolh, draftsman, $7.50; Travel exponse, J. A. Stephenson. $6.39; Robert V. Nelson, $23; Sup plies, Mrs. Theresa Reinhart, $6.50; Roseburg Cabinet Shop, $1.75; Ben B. Irvings, prints, $2.40; West Coast Printing and Binding Co., $1.80 and $31.75; J. G. Ste phenson, maps, $3: PTT Co., $(; Lester L. Wimberly, PM., $100 and $45; SIA Comm., $1.13. COUNTY CLERK: Capital City Bindery, $52.50; West Coast Printing and Binding Co., $19.25 and $8 and $5.95: M & M Printers, $6.89; Extra clerk hire, $25.50: Lester L. Wimberly, PM, $50 and $101.16; PIT Co., S3.35; SIA Comm., $1.27. COUNTY CORONER: , Harry C. Stearns, four loos and mileage, $33.75. COUNTY SHERIFF LEGAL DEPT: Service fees, Geo. Edcs, $9.60; J. O. Faust, $29.87; It M. Mo Cahe, $4.52; W. A. Manning, $16.34; General roads premium, license and gas and oil. $285.35; Shell Oil Co., $24.41: Tidewater Associated Oil Co.. $10.84; M & M Printers, $9.75: I-ester L. Wim berly, P.M., $10; ITT Co, $13.65; Transportation of prisoners. W:n. T. Kissinger, $6.95 and $2.55; Con vention expense, O. T. Carter, $33.40. - COUNTY SHERIFF TAX COLLECTOR: Extra clerk hire. Elsie Hudson, West Coast Printing and Bindingl CO.. t!i.zj; I'l l Co., $2 3.i; SIA Comm.. $1.52. COUNTY SHKRIFF PERSON AL DELINQUENT TAX . COLLECTOR: Extra clerk hire, Elsie Hudson, $39 30; Orcharos Auto Paris, $2.37: General Roads, premium, license and gas-nil, $16.42; M A M Printers, $.":'; SIA Comm., $1.45. Relief At LasF For Your Cough Crenmulslon relieves promptly be cans. It tors rlKht to the aeat ol the trouble io help loosen and expel germ laden phloem, and aid nature to sooths and henl raw. tendrr. In- I flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Trll your druntist to wl you bottle of Creomulsion with the un derjunding you must like the n-ay it quickly allavs the couth or joa axe i uw jinir uionfy dice. CREOMULSION for Cou&hj.Chert Colds, Bronchitii w , ..... COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERIN TENDENT: Junior Historical Journal, $1.75 Run. 11 Typewriter Servk- S8JS0 PTT Co., (M.65; SIA Comm., 29 cents. COUNTY SURVEYOR: Bon B. Irving. S63.75-. N. E Richardson, $5.95; Geo. Wende- roth, S2.D0: Beverly J. Hatfield. $35.65; Government corner, Ben o. jrvmg, 5ZD.3U; The Frederick Post Co., $5.16; PTT Co, $2.35; vumm, oo cents. COUNTY TREASURER: FIT Co, $2.35; SIA Comm., 29 COUNTY HEALTH UNIT: Travel expense, Ethel C. Lit tler, $44.65; Marv A. Barrett. $04.90; Roseburg Pharmacy, 45 cents; ur. t. t. LindeJl, S6.49; PIT Co, $6.15; Lester L. Wim berly, PM, $10; New Service Laundry, $1.45; SIA Comm., $1.73. COUNTY HOME AND HOSPITAL: Extra heln. Elsie Kellv. S63.20: Bedding ana Clothing, Mrs. Paula Anderson, $3.60; Wilma Rooke, $10.80; Montgomery Ward Co.. $14.40; J. C. Penny Co. Inc., 98 cents; ar nepairs, orchard Auto Parts, 30 cents; General Roads, Gas-Oil, $65.91, Premium, $10.06, License, $1 and $27.97; Roseburg Lumber Co, $94.15; Groceries, F. J. Butts, hay, $70.96; Douglas Ice and Storage Co, locker, $11; Mrs. ru i. ijreen, 18.30; George Daw son, $24.98; Umpqua Dairy Prod ucts, S3.98; Umooua Products Co.. $68.10; Jordan's, 84 cents, Doug las County Creamery, $36.59 Douglas County Flour Mill, $29.bo; Fullerton- Candy Co, io.i; a. ts. ureeniey, ja.do; Morgan's Grocery. $12.30: Park. Wnson's Food Store. $187.12: Pat terson tsaKery, $49.4U; Roseburg Sanitary Market, $154.84; New Service Laundry, $116.23; Copco, $84.85; Medicine and medical aid. Dr. Chas. B. Wade, $15; Chapman Pnarmacy, $6.05; Marsters Drug o, so-j.to; tne Kexau store, $4.10; Roseburg Pharmacy, $14.91; Repairs, L. W. Metzger km., ia cents; josse f urniture Co., 75 cents; Roseburg Electric, $16.94; PIT Co, $10.20; Kluver Radio Co, $5.90; Goettel's Variety Store, $9.62; SIA Comm., $24.70. Total $3,082.18 credited by 419 meats to prisoners, S137.13. COUNTY JAIL: Care df insane, Pauline Kis singer, $14.55; Clark's Studio, $5.45; General Roads, $4.99; Rose burg Pharmacy, $4.44; Roseburg Electric, $1; New Service Laun dry, $2.58; Dr. Chas. B. Wade, S10; SIA Comm. $4.64. COUNTY COURT HOUSE: General Reads, fuel and re pairs, $349.34; Otis Elevator Co, $28.90; American Asbestos Prod ucts Co, $27.44; Copco, $111.52; Extra janitor, Joe Karnes, $22.75; Roseburg Lumber Co, $108; Roseburg Electric, $8.43; Rose burg Garbage Co, $3; SIA Comm., $2.48. COUNTY WELFARE AGENCIES: Boys' and Girls' Aid Society. $15; Children's Bureau, $5; Chil dren's Farm Home, $35; Salva tion Army, $25; Dr. Chas. B. Wade, mental examination, $15. COUNTY WELFARE COM MISSION: Warrant to Leslie HI. Scott, State Ti-easurer, $5,755.60, cover ing Blind assistance, $79.20, Dep. Children assistance, $1,155.80, Old Age assistance $4,520.60. COUNTY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS: Erwin Short, Chmn, $105; G. C. Bailey, Comm., $25. ADVERTISING AND PUB LICITY: Oregon Coast Assn. 101, $100. AGRICULTURE: Cattle indemnity, Florlta M. Bryant, $15. BOUNTIES, SCALP AND PRED ATORY ANIMAL CON TROL: The following persons received $10 bounty lor one coyote: Ralph E. Johnston, Jr., Lester Cilpat rick, Isaac Thomas, Glenn W. Johnson, T. C. Freadman. C M. Dawson, Bonnie Payne, $10; lor one cougar, uienn Kacnor, and W. A. Blackert, $20, for two coyotes; Homer Martin and C. E. Puckett, VV. A. Blackert, two coyotes and one bobcat, $22.50; Gard Sawyers, two coyotes, three wildcats and cougar, $37.50; C. D. Burgoyne, four coyotes, $10; John Miller, one coyote and two bobcats, $15; one coyote and one bob cat; O. G. Sether, one cougar and bobcat, Perry J. Wright, $12.30; for three bobcats, S7.50; Don Pankey and V. T. Hehard, for two bobcats, $5; Vern Gae decke, for one bobcat, $2.50; James W. Roberts, J. J. Smith, J. L. Poery. Earl Townscnd. Roy Cole, and Bonnie Iayne: to bal ance government hunters' pay for travel expense, Otis Dunn avin, $7.20 and Gerald L. Loonov, 56.10; Edgar B. Jones. $50; State Game Commission. $"i0. COUNTY OWNED LANDS: Cruiser: Armour Murdock, $252.90; Glen E. Murdock, retch in . I to HERE'S TMllPP : $447.70; W. U Cobb, $97); Corn passman, Jack Chapman, $303. o0; Wilfred Haines, $152.10; Walter Wagner, $40.75; PTT Co, 65 cents, SIA Comm., $11.90. DAIRY HERD INSPECTORS: Nicholas and Jones, $634. DEFENSE PROGRAM: General Road, $42.57. PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION: R. C. Gile, $184.40; travel ex pense, $61; SIA Comm., 73 cents. PUBLISHING: Roseburg News-Review, Oct $23.60; Nov. $23.60; Port Umpqua Courier, Oct. $21.60; Nov. $22.05. SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES: Department ol Agriculture, $19.82. EMERGENCY: Fines refunded, Maynard C Byrd, $15.10, and Victor E. Smith, $15.10. Oregon Physicians Serv ice, $82.50; Bureau Internal Reve nue, $1,216.70; Total Warrants drawn, $24,147.22. Dog Control Funds J. O. Faust, $93; disposal of dogs, $25; George Weseman, $124.20; Bureau Internal Revenue, $18.45; clerical hire, Flossie Vir den, $85; Sheep killed. Fred Mo Cormack, $45; Mrs. Wm. Erbe, $5; Stanford Buell, $15; F. R. Cunningham. $10; O. G. Sether, $30; M & M Printers, $13.48 and $10; Fred A. Goff,' Agent, $8.50; Roy Hufham, signs, $5; State Ind. Acc. Comm., $2.94. Total, $473.72. Dog licenses sold, $47. General Roads , The lollowln" warrants are drawn to the patrolmen and crews; M. F. Middelburg, $114.10; F. C. Frear, $233.30- B. E. Leas, $232 JO; Robert Brvant, $162.30; W. L. Corn, $183.10; Jack Toi, $62.10; Grover Tison, $47.02; E. O. Rand, $3.88 and $172.28; Fred Brauninger, $140.94; Sol Earl, $56; Guy McGee, $72.02; Guss Lapp, $6; Bill Rachor, $54.70: R. L. Spore, $6; Ernest Weber, $199.04; Homer Galla- $232.30; W. H. Gallap, $140; Fred R. Cachelin, $139.54; Wm. Neptune, $168.70; H. A. Vinzant, $43.06; Kenneth Neavoll, $147.94; J. I. Sutton, $148.20; I. J. Ireland, $31.75; Ben W. Taylor, $180.90; W. F. Cox, $158.74; Chas. M. Hiney, $142.06; C. A. Honstead, $90.58; Bill Haggan, $26.84; Louie B. Collins, $82.28; Joseph Matthews, $112.20; Geo. W. Croucher, $107.02; Reginald John ston, $28; S. W. Chandoin $44.90; Oscar Oleson, $3; Archie Crouch er, $6; J. M. Deardorff, $154.84; Adolph Trankle, $151.84; Wm. T. Hughes, $140.14; Roy Fisher, $117.58 and $12.90; A. H. Hardes ty, $121.30; S. A. Mode, $133; R. L. Colley, $8.10; Frank Hatha way, $31; Romie Howard, $102.38; N. D. Kemp, $31: O. O. Matthews, $160.06; Chris F. Wulff. $35.10: Ben Gurnev. $86.26; Robert Lanholff, $143.58; nm wanaeii, $77.60; Howard Kaiser. $96.08: M. A. Ormsbv. $179.94; Manford McCulloch, $57; R. H. Ross, $17.70; Jesse G. Rus sell, $163.16; Harvey Carey, $154.44; W. H. Carey, $135.62; Carl Mendezona, $10;60; W. T. Cloake, $179.80; Dale Hatfield, $153.58; Geo. Casebeer, $139.22; K. H. ureetllove, $104; Chas. Pat terson, $25.50; Lyman Stiles, S15.30; 1 Emmitt Moyer, $163.14; ...ARE IIS m i m i niiiii A. R. Holder, $151.94; Lee O. Jones, $150.94; Clarence Moore, $135.28; R. M. Gilbreath, $11.30; John Olinghouse, $30.70; C. W. Perry, $171.44; Clyde RydeU, $183.10; Kenneth Townsend, $44.02; Erwin Levins, $26.50; Fred Buckles, $17.70; Harold Andrews, $105.50; Conrad Townsend, $6; Walter Pyritz, bulldozer, $42; Chester Slonicker, $24; Ted King, $6; Ed Haskell, $45.45; E. Blon dcll, $30; Oscar Wroe, $17.20; S. A. Earl, $121.70- Jesse Ware, $8.05; Roy Spalding, $150.92; Johnny Engle, $31.28; Roy Fish er, 12.90; Kenneth Madison, $18178; Pete Ulam, $163.10; D. A. McCord, $121.19; Roy McNabb, $106.59; Oregon Physicians Serv ice, $128.75; Bureau Internal Rev enue, $828.70. Total payroll, $10, 030.98. State Industrial Accident Commission, $354.62. Sherron Colley, $137.82. The following warrants are drawn in payment of express, freight, gravel, gas and oil, re pairs, services and supplies: Ore gon, Nevada, California Fast Fit, 99 cents; Roseburg Sand and Gravel Co, $371.16 and $396.60 and $45: Shell Oil Co, $16.25; Standard Oil Co,' $32.11; Texas Co, $1,278.65; Daily Motors, $9.20; Sig Fett, $37.40; Clifford Smith, $1.95; SI Dillard Motor Co, $118.07; Lockwood Motors, $1.40; John MeriU, $1.25; Reeds port Garage, $3.55; Willis Gar man, $7.50; Wm. Cary, $4.50; Pa cific Highway Garage, $2.25; Texaco Service Station, $3.60; Harry Pearce, $7; Gardiner Serv ice Station, $2; Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co, $9.15; City Recorder, Canyonville, $3; Cen tral Lincoln PUD, $1; NW Indus trial Laundry Service, $4.53; Calif.-Oregon Power Co, $26.84; Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co, $9.10; John Howell, damage to fence, $6; Elkton Garage, $4.75; Chas. Madison, $3; Ernest Barker, $1.13; Sig Fett, $22.80; Lockwood Motors, $26.10; Rose burg Motor Co, $1.20; Monroe Brother, $125.70; Maurice Weber, $598.08; Douglas Countv Lumber Co, $804.64; Springfield Plywood Corp, $219.26; Frank Smith, posts, $80; Denn-Gerretsen Co., $65.50; Douglas Supply Co, $32.40: J. E. Haseltine and Co, $29.20; W. H. Kenny, $54.40; Nordling Parts Co, $42.05; Or chard Auto Parts, $146.73; Doug las County Farm Bureau Ex change. $37.49; Eugene Concrete Pipe and Products Co, $466.05 and $168.15; Hansen Motor Co, $365.01; Harnischfeger Corp, $6.62 and $4.77; Page Lumber and Fuel Co, $12.90; Roseburg B. P.O.E, No. 326, boiler, $30; Rcdimix Concrete, $56.50; Rose burg Lumber Co, $138.03; Camp bell and Wessela, $7.25: Farm and Industrial Equipment Co, $3.12; Stearns and Chenowcth, $7.48; J. K Haseltine Co, $9.86; Howard Cooper Corp, $396.36; Oaks Garage, $1.50; Pacific Ma chinery and Tool Steel Co. $27.97. Total warrants, $6,408.95. Road District Tax Apportionments to the Cities and Town Treasurers, Roseburg. $2,543.20; Mvrtle Creek, $165.88; Riddle, $89.16; Drain, $129.77; Oakland, $157.38; Sutherlin. $331.40: Canyonvillo. YOU tef It won't be long now! American manufacturers are bending every effort toward making available once again the necessities of modern American living. New cars, refrigerators, washing machines, vacuum cleaners and radios all will be ready soon. Save now for these boons to living which are truly "just around the corner." Be prepared to buy them. Open a Savings Account without delay. . . . . AT ANY BRANCH OF wsmsm mm1 tiMin miiuiiti tenoittui $45.28; Clendale, $114.01. and Reedsport, $465.50. Total, $4. 041.58. Special Road Dictrlet The warrants are drawn in payment of gravel rock and ce ment tiling: Roseburg Sand and Gravel Co, $18, $14, $62.12, $14.10, $21, $17.50, $75. $119; Redy Mix Concrete, $16.50. Tqtal, $249. PRUDENTIAL UK HORACE C. BERd peslal Agent Douglas Abstract Company Phone 87 Lemon JuiceRecipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If Vn mxOtt boa rttmputte; arttuitii or DrurlUa polo, xrj thl rtaipie toeipeuaiv fcnme rrdpe Ulal thousand ar udnf . C-t a park we ol Ku-ti Compound, ft lao-veek upp'r. my. HU U with a quart of water, add thm Julc of 4 tciDOQi. It's ewj. No trouble al ail and plcaaauc. Yog ami enty S Ublwpoob lula two tinics ft day. Often within 48 hours anmetltMa ovemidit splendid mtulu are obUUwd. . II lha paiaa do Out quickly leava and If you do not feci better, return taa mptr paclaf asd Ru-ta will coat you ooth in to try aa tt la sold by your druxxift uitdtc an abauluta money-back cuarait. Ru-tx Compound kl for aaia and m-oa mended by Kamprtr'tf Sav More and drug ttoret everywhere. Cream Shippers SHIP YOUR CREAM TO DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY MAKERS OF MEL-O-MAID BUTTER AND fCE CREAM Jackson and Douglas , Telephone 340 Agents for DeLavaJ Cream Separators and Milkers Top Prices Paid DANCE to Music by VIC RICE South Deer Creek Grange Hall (2 miles south of Dlxonville) FRIDAY NIGHT 51