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Newspaper Page TextR6SE&UR6 NeWs-rIVIeW, ROsebUR, 6RES0fl, PrIdaV, JUNE 28, 1946 TRREE Local News Visit In Portland Mrs. L. W. Metzger and Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon of Roseburg have been spending the last week In Portland visiting relatives and friends. Home From Hospital Harold Cacy has been discharged from the Veterans Hospital In Portland and is now at his home in Rose burg. Club to Hold Meeting The Trail Dust Saddle Club will hold a business meeting at 2 o'clock Sunday, June 30, at the fair grounds. All members are re quested to be present. Visits at Waite Home Mrs. William Bell of Los Angeles, for merly of Roseburg, is visiting at the home of Mrs. Douglas Waite for a few days, while on her way to visit her daughter, Mrs. Elaine Baker, at Seattle. Pomona Grange to Meet Doug las County Pomona Grange will meet Saturday evening, June 29, at 8:15 o'clock at the Evergreen Grange hall. All members are re quested to be present. Ladies at tending are requested to bring either sandwiches or cookies. Arrives From Honolulu Mrs. Florence Wharton Wlckiund ar rived Wednesday from Honolulu to spend the summer with her parents, Mayor and Mrs. C. W. Wharton, on Chadwick Street. Mrs. Wlckiund is an instructor in the schools in Hawaii. Grange to Meet Olalla Com munity Grange No. 913 will meet tonight at 8 o'clock. June 28. at the Community hall. A class of new members will be initiated in the third and fourth degrees and plans will be made for a Fourth of July clebi-ation. Dr. and Mrs. M. Alden, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pierson will serve on the enter tainment committee. Leave For Natureland ' Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, who recently returned to her home in Laurel wood from Washington, D. C, and her two daughters, Miss Mary Margaret, who was graduated irom the school or Journalism at University of Oregon this spring, and Miss Jane Ellsworth, who at tended school during the winter in Washington, D. C. left Rose burg Friday for Bandon to enjoy a vacation at John Jjornatn s Natureland cottages. Discharged From Service Vernon Grant BonebraKe re ceived his honorable discharge from service in the U. S. Navy at Charleston, South Carolina, June 6, and with a friend, Lloyd Casey, of Las Vegas, Nevada, returned to the west coast by automobile via the southern route, iney ar rived in Melrose June 18 to visit Grant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bonebrake, after a stop over in Las Vegas to visit relatives of Lloyd's. The two young men ac cepted employment with the Umpqua National Forest Service and began work in the uiamona Lake district June 20. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys If backache and lesr pains are making ytm mtserable.don't justcomplaln and do nothing about them. Nature may be warning-jou that your kidneya need attention. " ThektdneysareNature'schiefwayof taking excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood. They help most people pass about 3 pints a day. . . If the 16 miles of kidney tubes and Altai don't work well, poisonous waste matterstaya in the blood. These poisons may start nagging backaches, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nlRhts, swelling, puffinessunderthe eyes, headaches and diiti ness. Frequent or scanty passages with smart-IngandhurninBSometimesshowsthereiBSome-thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste- from the blood. Get Doan'a Pills. HORSEMEN ATTENTION For Sale and Showing All Day Sunday, June 30, the Following Described Horses: THUNDER 8-yr-old bay and white paint gelding a real man's horse of parade type. Full of fire. 1 Morgan J stock. BLACKY Sleek, fat black gelding 8 yrs. old. Trim legs, peppy, safe for lady rider. CHUB Bright bay gelding 8 years old. Here i a horse for a man. Well trained, plenty of pep. FEATHER Black and white paint. 3-year-old gelding. If you want a mountain hone, here he is. bure footed and gentle. Will go any place. COMET Soft, 3-yr-old. Sorrel and whitf paint geldina. Pr?. ty as a picture. Speedy, for light rider. I Barb. HERKY A big horse Witt, a big heart. Sentle ar, a lamb. Black and white paint. 3 yrs. old. Some of these horses are California bred. Some are consigned for Sunday showing. Saddles and bridals also for sale. Don't miss seeing these horses at Trail's End Ranch (old Frtd Winston Plact) 6 mile south on Hwy. 99 to Winston Section turn left Home From Portland Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Verrell and son, Charles, returned to their home in Roseburg Wednesday from Portland, where the latter re cently underwent an operation at Doernbaeher hospital. He is re ported to be convalescing satis- iacioriiy at home. Picnic Postponed Lilac Circle, No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft members are being notified of postponement of the picnic sup per and meeting planned for Mon day night, July 1, in the garden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fredrickson. The date ar ranged for the picnic will be an nounced later. Will Visit at Coast Lt. Col. and Mrs. Maynard Bell of Riverside, Calif., who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Willis, at Canyonville, and with relatives and friends in Roseburg, are leaving Saturday for Coos Bay to enjoy the week end with Lt. Col Bell's father. W. D. Bell, after which they will re turn to Roseburg to visit over the Fourth of July. Vacationing From California Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chilson and family of Lnmpoc, California, are spending their vacation in Rose burg visiting relatives and friends and on the North Umpqua enjoy ing the fishing. The Chilson fam ily made their home in Roseburg for B number of years, going later to Westwood, Calif,, and a few years ago, moved to Lompoc, where Mr. Chilson owns a bakery. Return to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Harold (BUD Barker and children, Mary and Ross; Mr. and Mrs. Snodgrass and Miss Jean nette Fulton have returned to their homes In Eugene, following a vacation. The Barker children and Miss Fulton spent several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Beaver in Edenbower, while Mr. and Mrs. Barker and Mr, and Mrs. Snodgrass went on to Dia mond Lake, where they enjoyed excellent fishing. Mrs. Barker, nee Celia Mae Beaver, is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Beaver. Baileys Return From Yakima Lodge Session Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey have returned from Yakima, Wash., where they attended the Rebekah Assembly and grand lodge of that jurisdiction. Mrs. Bailey was a banquet guest in Yakima of the past presi dents, and a dinner guest of the state assembly. Mrs. Bailey presided over the Oregon Assembly as state presi dent in May, at the meeting in Medford. where she was elected representative of the state to the asroclation of assemblies meeting in Columbus, Ohio, in Septem ber. Minnie M. Stonehocker Funeral Set for Saturday Funeral services for Minnie May Stonehocker, 67, who died at the Roseburg Sanitarium, June 25, will be held in the chapel of the Douglas Funeral Home, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. W. C. Ross will have charge of the services. Interment will follow in the Masonic ceme tery. Ida M. Weber, Former Sutherlin Resident, Dies Ida M. Weber, who resided In Sutherlin for 15 years before moving to Eugene 12 years ago, died at her home in Eugene June 27. Services will be heid in the Poole-Larson Mortuary, Eugene, at 10:30 A. M., June 29. Interment will be at the Fair Oaks ceme tery, Sutherlin, at 3 P. M., June 29, where gravestlde services will be held. Arrangements are in care of Poole-Larson Mortuary. Dodgers Boost League Lead Over Idle Cardinals (By The Associated Press) In the only two games played in the mator baseball leagues yesterday, the pace-setting Brook lyn Dodgers increased their Na tional League lead to three and one-half games over the idle St. Louis Cardinals by downing the Boston Braves, 3-1, and the Chi cago Cubs nosed out the Pitts burgh Pirates. 6-5. Funeral Services Set For Laura E. Whitsett Funeral services for Laura El len Whitsett, 77, who died on South Myrtle Creek, June 21, will be held in the Chapel of the Doug las Funeral Home Saturday after noon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Whitsett was born at Cen ter Creek, Calif., December 13, 1868, and moved to Roseburg ut the age of nine, and had made her home In Douglas County since. She was married to S. D. Whit sett 58 years ago in Roseburg. Mr. Whitsett met death by acci dent in 1931. Surviving are three daughters, Estella Oden, Hazel D. Cannon, both of Roseburg, and Pearl A. Hdulis, Dallas, Texas; a sister, Margaret Melton, Azalea; seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Interment will be in the Ma sonic cemetery. Eugeneans to Present Program, Baptist Church A group of musicians and out standing business men from Eu gene will Dresent a 40-mlnute Dro- tram in conjunction with the unday evening services at the First Baptist Church, Roseburg, at o f. M., June 3D, the Kev. ri. P. Sconce, castor, announced. The group will be headed bv Willis Finlev. Several numbers on the musical bells will be pre sented by t. waiao Davis. Lowell Chase and Bill Pengra. who re cently returned from overseas, win sing. The visiting delegation will al so include Norton Pengra, Adolph Paul and William countryman. Proceedings of County Court for May Term Listed Following is the Journal of the Douglas County court for the reg ular May term, together with a list of claims audited and ordered paid: May 2 Lot 15 and the W. 15 feet of Lot 16, Block 54, Kinney's Improved Plat of the City of Roseburg, sold to Alvin Greer and Alma L. Greer for $250.00. May 2 Lots 17 and 18, Block 3, Winchester Bay, sold to Frank A. Russell and Dorothy Russell for $400.00. May 2 A strip of land lying between the Highway and the river in Lots 5 and 6 Section 15, Tp 22, S, R 10 W., W. M. con veyed to the State of Oregon for highway purposes. May 3 Franchise granted to J. J. Anlauf to install and main tain a water conduit under and across Sounty road No. 42 in See across County road No. 42 in Sec May 3 Lot 1, Block C, Plat J, Sutherlin Land and Water Corn-pan-', sold to Edward T. Garrett and Dorris Garrett for $72.60. May 9 Franchise granted to Roseburg Shingle Company to in stall and maintain a 5-inch water pipe through a concrete culvert under and across North Umpqua Road No. 4, Section 15, Tp 27 S, R 5 W W M. May 9 Franchise granted to California Pacific Utilities Com pany to install and 'maintain a 2-inch gas main along the North west side of Eddy street a dis tance of 200 feet in Miller's Addi tion to Roseburg. May 9 Franchise granted to California Pacific Utilities Com pany to install and maintain a 2-inch gas main along the North side of Brown Avenue in West Roseburg, a distance of 175 feet. Mav 16 Franchise granted to A. Huessner to install and main tain a 12-inch culvert pipe for irrigation purposes across the North Myrtle road In Section 27, Tp 28 South, Range 4 W, W M. Mav 16 Budget Committee for Douglas County appointed: Huron W. Clough, Canyonville, for one year term; C. R. Elliott, Reedsport, for two year term, and Arthur H, Marsh, Lookingglass Rt.. Roseburg, three year term. May 18 Franchise granted to California Pacific Utilities Com pany to install and maintain a iwo-inch gas line on the North Side Oakland Avenue, Thomas Sub Division, a distance of 100 feet. May 20 Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, Amended Railroad Addition to Reedsport, sold to the City of Reedsport for $600.00. May 20 Lots 11 and 12, Block 33 Sutherlin, sold to H. L. Wahl for $340.00. May 20 Lot 15, Block 4, Win chester Bay, sold to Lee Knutsen and Mabel A. Knutsen for $125.00. May 20 Wi WS, Lots 3 and 4, Block 3. Plat "D" Sutherlin Land and Water Company, sold to Vesta V. Thomas and C. Frank lin Thomas for $588.00. May 23 Parcel of land in Block Ihow ook't atue-ir "itaTjtzrnjl lor SOUP HAOM.T DEEM IWSPT THCI WnOLt HOUSE WOULD MAVt bUHJitOi 1DOWN-YW St evmv vtck. iv 6EB Ken Bailey ABOUT AOeauftTe rmc INSURANCE R.IGMT NOW 3 hi E. Flint's Addition to Roseburg, sold to Rex Roberts for $227.00. May 23 SEJ NEJ, NEl SE1 and Wl Si. Section 4. Tp 31-S, R 5 W, W M, sold to Canyon Creek Lumber Company lor $b,wu.uo. May 23 Lot 1, Block 49, Amended Railroad Addition to Reedsport, sold to Alton C. El wood and Esther H, Elwood for $500.00. May 23 Lots 1, 2, and 3, Sec tion 1, NEl, Ni SEJ, SWi SEJ, Wl SES SE1, SJ SWI, SEJ NWJ, EJ NEl SWJ, Section 14; NEJ, NE NEJ SEJ, Section 22, NWJ NWJ, Section 23, all in Tp 30 South, R 1 W, WM, sold to Elton V. Jackson for $2,000.00. May 24 Franchise granted to California Pacific Utilities Com oany to install and maintain pas lines along and across County roads and dedicated streets in the vicinitv of Roseburg, the location of which shall be approved by the County Roadmaster. May 28 Lots 3 and 4 Boule vard Addition to Myrtle Creek, iold to William R. Harms and Franklynn E. Harms for $100.00. J. C. Beals, Service fees Sher iff. $1.25: Geo. Edes. same. $4.00: W. A. Manning, same, $21.68; H. M. McCabe, Mileage Sheriff, $1.75; Miles H. G. Otis. Service fees, Sheriff, $1.10: Salvation Armv, Allowance May CWA, $25.00; Mrs. Mille Mayer, Allow ance canceled pension received; Mrs. Emma Wamsley, Allowance Mav S.S., $30.00; Arthur Woolley, Coyote Scalp Bounties, $10.00; Rosebur? News-Review, Advertising, $1.35; Miriam N. Davis, Travel Exoense Health $58.70: G. P, Hinsdale, Grease Job, $3.35; Umpqua Valley Hard ware, Supplies County Home, $2.40: Roscoe Ball, 3 lambs, $15.00; Union Oil Co., $2.30; Agnes M. r-itcnlord. car Dost age Tr. Exp. J. Crt. $50.40; Packer Scott Co. Plneoil Court House, $25.00; Tidewater Associated Oil Co. Gas Oil Ju venile Court $1.45; Mrs. Helene Brust, Board room Juvenile Crt., $8.00; H. M. McCabe, Travel Ex Dense Meals ShcrCJ, $16.70; Hansen Motor Co.. Service sup pliesSheriff, $8.65; Roseburg Book Store, $47.20; Rudolph R. Kitzman, services supnes ch CH, $10.20: L. W. Metzer Co., Supplies County Home, $4.16; Clark's Photo Studio; Supplies County Jail, $1.64: Edgar B. Jones, Travel Exp. Scalp Bounty, $50.00; Union Garage. Battery Sheriff, $13.95; Mid Oregon Printing & Stationery Co., SupDlies, County Treasurer, $19.4Q; Quine and Co.. Premium County Home, $30.00: Easton urocery. .(t; ur. b. k. snoe maker. Mental Ex CWA, $15.00: Dale Bonnev. Government Hunt er ScalD. $50.00; Lester L. Wim berly, PM. $10.00; Jack ChaDman, Service Tr. Exp COL. $184.65; W. H. Harris, Coyote, $10.00; Sal vation Armv Allowance April CWA. $25.00; Lester L. Wlmber lv, PM, Postage Election, $50.00; Roseburg Printing Co.. Suplles District Attv. $52.20: Same. Health Unit, $5.70; Otis Elevator Co., bervice Mav Court House, $28.90; Gerald L. Looney. Gov ernment Hunter Scalo. $25.00: Roy H. Long. Coyote. $10.00: Tom iNeai, txtra nem court Mouse, $5.00; Mabel ' Harness et- al, Judges and clerks of election, $1860.00; Mabel Harness et al, Hall Rent Election. $397.00: La bor Supplies for Election W. A. Manning, $9.95; Marlon Heinz, $4.00: L. J. Houser, Canvassing Board, S8.0O; Helene Wimberly, Same, $8.00;! . Yvanne Traylor, Rep. booths East Reedsport, $3.00: W. J. Meredith, Janitor Service LG Election. 51.50: Mrs. A. W. Baum. sheep killed. $35.00: Donald Aeee, Extra Clerk Elec tion, $24.00; Lester L. Wimberly PM, $10.00; West Publishing Co., us joae Annotated i; i;n, $10.00: Standard Oil Co.. Sheriff. $11.82; Shell Oil Co Juvenile Court. $5.36: Ned Dixon. Travel Exp Assessor, $19.15; Atlas Stamp and Die Co. Clerk Sup plies, $14.13: The Haloid Co., Frt on paper uierK, M.ou: w. A. Manning. Mileage Sheriff, $2.00; Shell Oil Co.. Gas oil repairs- Sheriff, . $35.37; Western Union, Services Sheriff, $1.13; Quine Co.. Premium balance. C. Home, $6.00; Mrs. Richard Woods, Chickens. County Home, $16.50: Vanco. Aauadee County Home, $7.50; Bergh's Appliance Service auDpnes uouniy nome, $40.75: M and M Printers sup- nlles County Jail, $9.09; Agnes F. W Mams. Registrar Vital Stat., $4.25: Dr. Chas. B. Wade, Mental Ex Co Welfare A, $2(J.oo; Arthur Wooley. Bobcat $2.50 Bruce McCormack, Couear, $10.00; Lester L. Wimberly, PM, Post cards Sheriff Legal, sio.oo J. L. Alkins, et al, Registrars Election, $61.74; McDonald Candy Co.. SuDDlies County Home, $5.44; Palmer Grocery, Supnlles County Home, Si45.b; sne! Oil Co.. Tox County Home, $12.00; Vanco, Super GIo Wax Court House, $69.85; Montgomery Ward Co., Supplies Court House, $89? Roseburg News-Review, Adv Voting Places Election, $8.70; Lester L. Wlmberlv, PM, Registrar Jury Sheriti, S7.44: Catholic Charities Inc. Allowance April CWA., $5.00; Fannie Mitchell, Witness mileaee GJ CC. $5.20 Archie Lady Witness mileage GJ CC, $4.80; Raymond Bam win. Yoncalla. Bobcat. $2.50: Ly man Spencer, Witness mileage GJ CC, $2.10; J. B. Schaner, 2 Co votes $20.00: Wilfred D. Westman, Covote $10.00: J. K. Howard, Wildcat $2.50; Hansen Motor Co., tube Sheriff Del Tax, $4.50; Wm. Kissinger, Trans nortation of Prisoners Sheriff, $5.40; Calif-Oregon Power Co., H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Phone 472 OAKLAND, ORB. Licensed Lady Assistant Any Dlstanoe, Any Tim Our service I for ALL, and meet EVERY NEED Light power water CH $180.37; Otis Dunnavln, Govern ment Hunter April, $50.00; Stan ley Brooks, Ballot Box Loon Lake, $5.00; Gilbert H. Veley, Ballot Box Gunter, $5.00; Lester L. Wimberly, PM, Registry Sheriff, $2.40; C. Hill, Annotated Circuit Court, $50.00; R. E. Brown, Sheep killed, $5.00; Ward C. Watson, Fees Justice Court, $3.30; Packer Scott Co. Jan Sup plies, Court House $12.17; Harry C. Stearns, Fees mileage cor oner, $48.75; Frank Riley Boat hire Coroner, $5.00; Lester M. Scott, State Treas Allowance CWC, $5,605.60; Ednal Burg, Grand Jury Mileage CC, $12.10; Irma Carstens, Grand Jury Circuit Court $12.00; Ruth Dishman, Grand Jury Cir cuit Court, $12.00; A. J. Ellison, same, $12.00; W. J. Meredith, Grand Jury Mileage. $14.00; Arthur Mode, same, $16.00; Clyde Wiard. Grand Jurv Circuit Court, $12.00; Levi White, Baliff circuit court, $ib.uo; Lester L. Wimberly, PM Postage Clerk, $30.00; E. E. Emery, Coyote $10.00; W. A. Blackert, Coyote 2 cougars SB, $30.00; Norma Hercher Extra Clerk Asses sor, $56.00: Mattie Lee Taylor, Extra Clerk Assessor. $71.10: The Frank Shepard Co., Citation prcuit court, $10.00; Tom Neal Cash adv Supplies CH, $2.25; Dept of Agriculture May Scaler of Weights, $19.14; F. E. Bullock, Rhubarg County Home $8.75; uoys ana Ulris Aid Society, Al lowance Anril CWA. $15.00: Children Farm Home Allowance Apr 1 CWA. $30.00: L. L. Lewis,-Coyote Scalp Bounties, iu.uu; j. u. Stephenson, 'IWP map Co Owned Lands, $1.00; J. K. Gill Co. Pads General Sup plies S1.05: D. N. Busenbark. Travel Exp Co Court, $6.30; J. B. Fullerton, Bailiff Circuit Court, $12.00; Gertrude L. Good- manson, Jury mileage c. Court, $12.60; Arthur Woollev, same, $13.20; Silver Nook Grill, Meals jury circuit court, $9.75; Lula C. Gorrell, Travel, Expense School Supt.. $114.85: Miriam N. Davis, Travel Expense Health Unit, $46.25; J. Ross Hutchinson. Commissioner Travel Expense, $238.60; H. B. Koauman, same, $227.2U; Claude Baker, Inspector Assessor, $162.90: Claude Baker, Travel Exp. May Assessor, $74.35: Argie D. Beele, Extra Clerk, $123.60; Norene Mink, Extra help Clerk. $107.10; Flossie S. Vir- den. Extra help Election $105.70: Mary A. Barrett. RN, Travel Exp HU Convention, $93.95; Drs. Nicholas and Jones, Dairy Herd Inspector, $554.00; Geo. Weseman. Officer travel exp, $193.50; Oregon Physicians Service. Dues May, $2.50; State Industrial Acc. Comm. compen sation for May. $2.56: Pacific lelep and leleg Co., services toll, $108.11! ; Harry C. Stearns, Fees mileage Coroner. $29.60; New Service Laundry, $10.57; Roseburg Pharmacv, Supplies, County Jail. $12.45; Page Lumber and Fuel Co., Sunplies County Jail, $5.56; Dr. Marvin Amlck, Services County Jail, 52.50; Wharton Bros., Supplies County Jail court House, $3.i)r; L. c. Apnlegate, Registrar Vital Sa., $2.00 Golda Cowley, same, $.50; Mamie Wilson, same, $5.25; Edna Hart, same, 5.30; ' Kalpn uray same, $1.00: Alice Benson, same, $.75; H. S. Stearns, same, $1.00; Franklin Printing Co.. Supplies Election, $2.35; Express, Circuit Court Election, $1.60; Armour Murdock, Cruiser County Owned Lands, $349.55; Milton Chase, compassman, $12'J.iu; Robert L. Helliwell, Inspector Assessor, $181.20; Robert L. Heni well, Travel Expense. $12.80; John Miller, Coyote, $10.00; Robert C. Gile, Property Classified, $189.20; Robert C. Gile, $91.30; Perry J. Wright, Bobcat 2 Cougars $22.50; Pllnn W. Cooper, One cougar, $10.00; C. E. Puckett, 1 Cougar, $10.00; Doris Ann Shoe maker, Extra Clerk Hire As sessor, $117.00; Geo. Leeper, Re pair door stop, Court House, $3.00; Mrs. Alasa J. Prelle. Clerk, Hall Rent Gunter Election, $7.50; Stevens Ness Law Publ Co., Oregon Law Circuit Court, $100.00; West Publishing Co., Supplies Circuit Court, $15.00; Union Oil Co. County Court $4.43; Cliff's Smith Station, Serv ices Supplies CC Sher., $28.10; Ward C. Watson, JP Fees Justice Court, $13.20; Roseburg Book Store, Supplies General County, $31.75; Ben B. Irvlngs, Prints Assessor, $2.00; Rose burg Printing Co., Supplies Clerk, $23.45: The Haloid Co., same, $434.58; H. M. McCabe, Travel Expense, $23.10; Kubli Howell Co., Supplies DA Tax Dapt. $10.14; Ben B. Irving, Sur veyor, $52.10: Roseburg Lumber Co., Sawdust wood Court House, $207.90; Benton Distribut ing Co., Supplies County Home, $32.06; Douglas County Cream ery, same, $44.40; Farm Bureau Co-op Exchange, $16.25; A. R. Greenley, $7.04; Grimm's Gro cery, same, $4.98; Morgan's Gro cery, $20.77; Ernest Prowell, $98.80; Roseburg Sanitary Mar ket, same, $77.80; Roseburg Grange Supply Co., $26.05: A. Teal, $7.20: Umpqua Dairy Prod ucts Co., $7.20; Marsters Drug Co., same, $.85; The Rexall Store, $6.12; Roseburg Pharmacy, same, $5.40; Roseburg Electric, Serv ices Supplies CH CH, $27.58; Wharton Bros., Supplies County Home, $.60; Douglas Ab stract Co., Annual Premium County Home, $9.50; Coen Lum ber Co., Services Supplies Court House; $198.86; Denn-Ger- LOSEE'S Baby Togs Shower Gifts "p 337 N. Jackson Phone 534-J r retsen Co., same, $9.2-1; Easton I Grocery, same, $1.69; Jack Fariss, Supplies CH-CH; $1.44; V. K. Leonard, Mowers Court House, $8.00; Roseburg Garbage Dispos al, Services Court House, $3.00; Roseburg Cabinet Shop, Desk County Owned Lands, $22.50; Nordling Parts, Supplies Pickup CH, $4.44; Palmer Grocery, Supplies County Home, $125.46; Patterson's Bakery, Supplies County Home, $57.95; Chapman Pharmacy, same, $75.43; Herman G. Althaus, Services County Home, $.85; Umpqua Valley Hardware, Supplies Court House, $7.10; Sun Printing Co., Supplies, $59.20; Greta Caskey, Jury mileage Circuit Court, $12.20: Ethel Bailey, Jury. $6.00: Iris Bruton, same, S9.00; Mamie Dimmick, same, $9.00; Agnes M. Pitchford, Car postage travel exp Juvenile Court, $41.18; Roseburg Pharmacv, Supplies Health Unit. $12.11: Lester L. Wimberly. PM, $10.00; Nora K. Bovle, Jurv Circuit Court, $17.50; Edith D. Chase, same, $9.00; Justin W. Eifert, same, $11.60; Hazel B. Haines, same, $15.20; Effie M. Manning, same, $14.40; Irma Jones, same, $9.20; Cleo Tipton, same, $12.40; Chas. M. Emery, same, $9.00; Earl Barker, $14.20; Lena C. Poole, same, $9.00; Hazel Krohn. $6.00; Mabel Wilson, sama, $6.00; Don Ollivant, same. $4.00; Flossie S. Virden, Bailiff, Circuit .Court, $16.00; Richard Williams, Bailiff Circuit Court, $16.00: R. D. Williams, same. $4.00; John Bv- ron, Jurv Mileage Circuit Court, $10.50; Helen C. Scofield. Jury Circuit Court, $6.00; Curvl M. Garman, Jurv mlleape Cir cuit Court, $11.50: Kathleen Sampson, same, i4.tu; u. c Thompason, same, $8.00; Miriam N. Davis. Convention Exp H. Unit. $18.10: Dr. E. J. Wainseott, same, $39.10; Roseburg News-Re view. Adv. claims, etc. si.du; Oregon Phvsicians Services, Dues for May, $85.00: U. S. Natl. Bank, Roseburg, Withholding Tax, $1021.70; State Industrial Acci dent Commission, Compensation for May, $bb.2b. GENERAL ROADS The following warrants are in payment of express, freight, gas. oil, gravel, lumber, services and sutmlies: Cons. Freii'htways Inc., $5.57; Pierce Auto Freight Lines, Inc., $6.89: Southern Pacific Co., $11.46, and $4.66; Tidewater-Associated Oil Co.. $1,447.52; Tidewater-Associated Oil Co., Cottage Grove. $45.19: Tidewater-Associated Oil Co., North Bend. $256.00: The Texas Co., $80.76; Standard Oil Co., $43.50; Union Oil Co., $46.33; King Carlile. Powder, $1.00: Lloyd M. Hilt, Rock, $234.50; Delbert Poole, Rock, S5.SR; I.lnvH M. Hill. $127.40- Rosehurg Sand and Gravel Cr SDY1.33; uemert jooie, si.ud; City Recorder, Reedsport, $3.00; City Recorder, Canvonville, $3.00; Central Lincoln PUD, $1.00: California-Oregon Power Co., $20.68; Pac Telep and Teleg Co.. $189.80; Si Dlllard Motor Co.. $134.20; D. Co. Farm Bureau, $35.82: Eugene Concrete Pipe and Product Co., $'il2.12; Slg Fett, $8.15; Howard- Cooper Corp., $424. uh: LOCKWOOU Motors. $26.76; Nordling Parts Co., $61.32: Page Lumber and Fuel Co.. $50.00; Wharton Bros., $5.36; NW Industrial Laundry Service, $3.75; Delbert Dickey, Repairs, $5.80: Standard Radiator Repairs, $3.00; J. M. Bartlrv, $13.60: Coen Lumber Co., $2.85; Denn-Gerretsen Co. Inc., $08.15; Douglas Countv Flour Mill Co., $1.15: J. E. Haseltine & Co., $12.05; Lyle's Station. $4.80: Or chard Auto Parts, $95.65; Wood bury Co., $68.87; Roseburg News Review, $11.44: American Bltu muls Co., $67.05; Harnlschfeger Corp., $408.12; SFAC Logging Co., $228.00; Andv Matthews, $24.90; Ernest Barker, $1.75; J. A. Dewar, $2.25; Elkton Garage, $8.10: Lewis F. Lake. Service Station, $2.90; Pacific Highway Garage, $6.38; Reedsport Machine Works, $7.19; General Tool C, $1.35; Pac Machinery Tool Steel Co.. $112.70; Bridge Lumber Co., $2,329.35; ur ivianur uo., nn.: Hansen Motor Co., $1,494.00; Uno I. Leppanen, $1.25; Harry's Sta tion, $3.38; Woodbury Co., $89.67; Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., $11.90; Freight, $.76; Zidell Machy. & Supply Co., $800.00; Zidell Machy. & Supply Co., $800.00; Lloyd M. Hill, Rock, $806.40; SI Dillurd Mo tor Co., Supplies, $134.97; Denn Gerretsen Co., Supplies, $175.74; J. E. Haseltine & Co., Stipes, $98.63; Nordling Parts Co.. Sup plies, $102.03; Umpqua Valley Hardware, Suplles, $19.85; Total $12,176.47. ROAD DIST. No. 1 The following warrants are In WELCOME TO THE VETERANS LOUNGE (Washington corner Jackson) Open to All Veterans and Guests Daily Noon to Midnight DANCING SMOOTH Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Nights To Music of Bob Doty and His Orchestra payment of patrolmen and crews: Walter F. Cox, Travel Expense, $44.20; M. F. Middelburg, $82.10; F. C. Frear, $241.10; B. E. Leas, $249.10; Robert Bryant. $185.28; W. L. Corn, $195.40; Jack Tol, $188.46; L. W. Topping, $125.54; M. McCulloch, $33.90; Homer Gallap. $241.10; Fred R. Chache lin, $159.84; E. O. Rand, $195.38; Kenneth Neavoll, $174.20; W. E. Reich, $160.46; M. V. Blnns, $150.10; L. A. Camidge, $192.50; Wm. Neptune, $7.76; Ben W. Taylor, $255.55; Walter F. Cox, $199.82; Nelson O. Buckle, $183.09; Harold Andrews, $34.92; Chas. M. Hinev, $176.48; L. W. Topping, $42.68; Robert Lang holff, $19.68 and $54.94: Fred Braunlnger, $188.46: Ben Gurney, $86.06 and S82.02; Clarence Lane, $53.70 and $82.94; Howard Kaiser, $16.40 and $84.30; G. W. Crouch-! er, $103.54; S. E. Chaudln, $6.00; 1 C. W. Perrv, $31.04, $7.76 and $158.11; C. D. Paul, $29.52 and $82.62 and S6.56; Durward Owens, j $34.92, $147.88 and $7.76; R. ; Johnson, $3.00; Courtney Muetzel, I $13.12; Roy Fisher, $161.38; Shar ron Collev. $162.76: A. H. Har-! rleitv 32.00: Frank Hnthnwav. I $34.50; Dale Hatfield. $196.36; George Casebeer, $161.50 and $6.56; R. H. Breedlove, $115.70; wm. 1. Hughes. $l8U.su; van A. Zehrung, $130.68; Emery Kent, $162.76; Eugene Brady, $13.12 and Si.M.si-i; iee Jones, ii.i.u. $152.14; Emmitt Moyer, $15.52 and $165.04; O. O. Mathews, $135.84 and $7.76; M. A. Ormsby, $183.64; Manford McCulloch, $91.76; Oliver Henry, $35.70; E. Weber, $8.80; Alva Lee Stewart, $10.40; Jesse G. Russell, $180.56; Harvey Carev, $141.04; W. H. Carev, $137.70; Ray Spalding, $129.38; Frank Hedrlck, $146.86; John Englo, $6.00; W. J. Cloake, $29.30; Joe Mutthcws, $218.06; Ernest Weber, $201.44; Romie Howard, $16.90; N. D. Kemp, $9.00; Guv McGee, $42.02; John Rachor, $21.80; Wm. A. Rachor, $20.80; Gus Lapp, $10.40; E. E. Bradv, $9.84; John Olinghouse, $8.8U; Jack Dawson, $iur.uu; Clarence Moore. $21.34; Roy Ellis, $20.80; Clyde Kvdcll, $21)2.80; S. A. Earl, $157.50; Alvin Koepke. $111.74; Don Clay, $48.00 and $72.00; Richard Dean, $34.20; Billie Walker, $32.70; Robert Warren, $15.60; Wm. Collver, $15.60: Pete Ulam, $202.10; Wal lace Henderson, $441.75; Harry Henderson, $42.75; Chas. M. Hinev, $62.08; Wm. Neptune, $98.38. Oregon Phvsicians Service, Dues for May, $122.50; Bureau of Internal Revenue, Withholding taxes for Mav. $605.20: State in dustrial Accident Commission, SAT. SUN. WESTERN ACTION Boston Blackie m-MsinaThriMf mm Matinee 1:45 P. M. Evening 7-9 P. M. EVERY I MACK WtFV, I T TEXAS CHESTER I ' MORRIS 11 ' Compensation for May, $384.66. SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT Roseburg Sand and Gravel Co., $117.48. If News-Review carrier falls to deliver your paper Please Call 151YX between 6:15 and 7:00 P. M. Ends Sat! Special! Portland Rose Festival in News Reel SUNDAY JOHN PAYNE MAUREEN O'HARA WILLIAM BENDIX tin Sir Cedrlc Hardwickl Glenn lanjin tti priiiitlif CONNIE MARSHALL ENDS SATURDAY! WOW tuMrmniiv fwirr nun I0E BILLY LOUIS -CONN STARTS SUNDAY Come and Get It! TIMBER! LOGGERS! Action in the Forest of the Great Northwest Joel McCrea Walter Brennan Edward Arnold Frances Farmer Plus That Riotous Comedy My Sister Eileen Rosalind Russell Brian Aherne Janet Blair McGUIRt'lTK. WfiJ ototoi rv. 4M BRENT VU IK 1 IARRYM0RE VttfJ1 l STRCASEVfe1 I two ioviis "JU Hurry- !