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Newspaper Page TextFOURTEEN NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1948 Race Rider tMHrr la fee lua. Poeal, HORIZONTAL 1.6 Pictured Jockey 12 Coniecnte 13 Is important 15 Vocal music 18 Scent 18 Engrave IS Color 20 Serpent! 22 Pronoun 23 Exempli gratia (ab.) 24 Weight (ab.) 25 Pint (ab.) VERTICAL 1 Sufficient 2 Accomplished 1 Excavate 4 Interior V 5 English school 6 Frenzied 7 Infrequent 8 Court (ab.) 9 Consumed 10 Soaks flax 1 1 Rare flower 12 Fire residue 14 Molts 17 Deposit account (ab.l p17 T s t c A M p a 6 A C k , T A I A X I IaI "E ? ' 5! E 5 $j UE-1 . 0 H 10 !P S All I oTe' e t aJ a7 i m hi sTn"! V if y e "I r" i 1 cItI jT n o t dj T e le I s f V. w?d,, Mnit 20 Thoroughfare S7 Pressed 28 Gather 30 Highway! 32 Expire 33 Hearing organ 34 Assert 36 Let in 39 Either 40 Diminutive suffix 41 Doctor of Science (ab.) ' 42 Sun god 43 Free 13 Drawing rooms 50 Preposition 51 Heroic poetry 53 Clamping device 54 Make money 35 Stormed 57 Forgives 59 Natural fats tOTook the part of 21 Distribute 38 Pastries 24 Indite 44 Female rabbit! 28 Amphibians 46 State 29 Cretan mount 47 Covers 31 Supply with 48 Bone weapons 49 Cape 34 Painful spot! 50 Ignite 33 He was first to 32 Place " win the 54 Demented crown twice 36 Tellurium (symbol) 58 Mixed type i II li It Is I H i U lio III I x. ii It i? rrin "il i? iTTS ?T & mL'J-i 3ftT?r . -'..'1 Ua. 1 .') Jf""" I'M 31 LJHiT 31 fl 3T l 1 TjT , 5r ji" irp- u ii 7" n3 0 I I I L-J U Ll FUNNY BUSINESS By Herehberqer Africa Added To Training Area Of U.S. Air Force WASHINGTON. Oct. 21 CW The Untied Stales Global Air force, already operating In Eu rope and the Far Cast, Is addinr another continent to lta training ground vine. B-25 Sunerfortretse! takinr off irom jtmerican-usea Daaea in r.nff' land and Germany now are wing Ing down to Accra, a British col. ony on the Gold Goast of Africa. The airfield was. built orleln ally by the British, primarily for commercial operation, witn America's entry Into World War II. the Air Transport Command developed the base as one unit In the ferry route to the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Air Force Headquarters said to day there Is no United States military Installation at Accra now. The Superforts use facili ties there for refueling on their training excursions down to the Gulf of Guinea, then turn around and head back. Under the present training program, the B-29s do not continue south or east to other warbuilt fields In Africa. I The new training operation be-1 gan about a week ago. Iti aim U to familiarize present day air crewa with conditions In a part of tne world provea oy world war II to be vital to the United States. The runway at Accra is under stood to be 7,300 feet long. This la ample lor tne wot ana such transports aa the CM. But It Is not clear wnetner heavier air craft now being uaed or built by the United States Air Force could operate Irom tne Held. Runway length la not so much of a factor as the thickness of paving. A B-36 weieha 278.000 pounds loaded; a B-29 only 105, 000 pounds. The distance to the Gold Coast I Charroi that l-lrm lit 7llri(7A fBi-l t.' 1 J L -I ln iium u ii ii u wnri innt e, wimoeriy nad no authority groups of B-29! are novv based to Issue a temporary restraining is about 4.400 miles. The B-29 order .nlnlnlno th. nir-k.tin. f training route takee the planes the Hotel Grand were let forth over France, down across the a demurrer filed Monday to ,, w niv. rui in complaint Drought by C. D. K rr' U'iht. .dAli. Xlbrlght :, nil rrnch-0Perll Ryan, doing buiinesa as the Hotel rase at uaxer. Ir:nrt imimt th iionoH In returning, the route extends eti. Vera smrv Fiion Arthur nmK.oul.if. A . V. . A .In . . . . . . ... " " 1 now lyuna ana raarjei Hansen., .wnere uim taiea pianei lana jud Wimherlv iuued Injunction In Picketing Case Assailed Dtmurrtr Asks Chang In Judg for Dispute Involving Hotel Grand Class Officers Chosen By Sutheriin Students Student body and clasi officer? at Sutheriin High School who are providing leadership for school activities this year include: PrMidnt. Tom Hakt; vc-praldnt. Tom Aftvord: wcrtUrr, Arllo Durr: tMMUrtr, Doris Prlc; sir la' athletic manager. Mary Lou Cartar. boya' ath ltlc miniiir. BUI Wnt; Bulldog ad ttor. Kay Lucas, sariaant-al-arma. Don Noriis. alar clsas Frasldcnt. Lloyd Hol- (at: vlcopraaldant. Mary Lou CarWr; sacratary. Irana Downinf ireuurar Joy em Wattman; aargvant-at -arms, Doris j iiniar lists rrsaiacnt. jarry Wil li vtca-prasidant. Arllna Larson; sacra- rrank Holfsta; serf eant-at-arms. a low fence. MODEST MAIHK.NS TrtMrt lUfiitNW U a PiM 0c "If you'r to clever at imitating birds, how about Imitat ing; a Homing pigeon? BLON0IE DIMPLY TO SET MARRIED AFTER "BILL VfcN ALL TH06E W3MDERFUL THiNS OM TflAT QUIZ PC06RAM.' ly Chic Young Z '"iiliif 'Pii-iji) J Jigsari $ (IMGaG VU (nov7vwo3 could voush sfReH - if-, POr),'f0 " HTO MAKEIfl P VV SATTV,eT A POOR MAN jA THAT TIME jff .? , 'A CDFrl CC A SJP Lite rnirnnr ' OFCOoPse. So wwr? fTue united jvc-rt ( rfally oar the 6ls unoco W Yru Twtvw Ti, s fe alley oop 1 jnmr-v ly V. T. Hoiilin LJaLV yV.T TO K7U.' A PSIKIK KzfiZZ- ' S ' W -7l RED RYDER . . M iy Frad Harm on under an agreement with Portu- f,M . nin. orST, rT call thu ffettinv in mnr "mpoiary restraining order Oct. water Mrien for dHo!. d 9 ,nd U w" Knfs he "me aaV JJavlgatwa? P in,t the defendants. The de- ssata . llipivT-n Wl the hntpl. al)pffHli ursr "flrsl Kangaroos leau far but not because we want mnr than high, and so can be confined by cents per hour," their picket ban- iner earned j-riday. Oct. g. and I Saturday morning. Oct. 9. stated. Attorneys for the defendants have filed an application for a I change of judge in the suit, a mo tion to dissolve and to vacate the I temporary injunction and in op position to the granting of the permanent injunction and affi- I davits by each of the defendants in the suit. The papers filed not only alleee I that the Judge had no authority to act, but that the statute un der which the temporary injunc tion nas neen granted and the permanent injunction sought is unconstitutional. Tha defendants demurrer Is filed on the aTrounds tha "court has no juris diction over the parties or the subject matter ot tne action' that tha ' com-1 plaint doea not state sufficient facta to constitute a Cause of suit:" thst the I 'court nas no Jurisdiction of the sub ject matter or sufficient facts upon which temporary ot permanent in junction may be premised for the reason that the complaint falls to show a com oils nee with the requirement of Oregon Laws, Vol. VII, Section 102-013. to 103-929. Inclusive:" that the "com plaint alleles no allegations of the com mitment, either past or threatened, of unlawful acts of these defendants which tne court has power to enjoin. The demurrer further alleges that "on the face of the complaint and based the record on file in this case it appears that a labor dispute now ex ists and has existed between the de fendants and the plaintiffs. Involving wages, hours, working conditions and representation, and for this reason court la without jurisdiction in the above-entitled matter to issue any tem porary or permanent Injunction. "That any temporary or permanent Injunction, issued by this court or at tempted to be Issued by this court. would be void lor the reason that all of the scU whim tne said temporary injunction attempts to enjoin and all of tha acts which plaintiffs allege in their com p taint are acta which are law ful under the Constitution and laws of the state of Oregon, and tha Con stitution of the United States: that oar- ticularly said acts, as set forth In said complaint, are lawful and protected by the 'due process clause' of the Kour- teenin Amendment to tne Constitution of the United States, and Section 20. Article 1. of the constitution of the State of Oregon: that particularly the aaid temporary Injunction and any tem porary or permanent injunction which ignt be issued by this court conflicts witn the guarantees of free speech, press and assembly embodies in the a fore-mentioned constitution of the united States and tha Constitution of the Sate of Oregon." The motion to dissolve and to vacate the temporary Injunction Issued Oct. 0 and in opposition to the granting of any permanent Injunction, alleges "that the temoorsry Injunction is void and of no effect whatsoever as the same does not contain a provision that a hearing shall be held thereon within five days Irom the date of issuance thereof. The motion further alleges "the tem porary Injunction was Issued without making any determination or finding of fact or law that the within case grew out of or Involved any labor dis pute. "That the said temporary Injunction waa issued without requiring or the plaintiffs adequate security sufficient to recompense thoae enjoined for any loaa, expense or dsmage caused by the Improvident or erroneous Issuance of such Injunction Including all reason sble coats together with a reasonable attomes fee, and expense of a de fense against the oraer oragainst the granting of any Injunctive relief Jessi Hlmelwright and Maurice Vogel- lepheavere Class President, Dick ntmpcmui; vice- proa i a em , Bin Werls, sergeant -at -arms, James Maglll; advisor, resk-asa Class President, Jama Mann; vice-president, Jackie Norria; secretary. Betty Jane Jones; treasurer, Dorothy Brink Ic: sergeant at arms, John Buchanan, advisor, Mr. Kabler. FINANCIAL DO YOU KNOW you have a voice management when you have a Fed eral i-ano ana long term low Inter eat loanT Liberal pre-pay man t prtvil eges too! Money la available for al agricultural purpoaes. Call or wrltt national Farm Loan Association. SU3 ru Duuain, Koseourg. FUEL SAWDt'ST 1" MILL WOOD denn-ckrkets.cn CO. Prompt Del I vary Phone 12 NOTICE OP PINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HER en v r.ivsw .. Marguerite Stevens. Executn Af ih. estate of William Hoeltke, deceased, has filed her final account In the County Court for Douglas County, Oregon, and mT iimi UllU vi leciooer. I)), sec retary-treasurer. Imogene Matlock; ?. .IT ; c,oc . the County Roeeburg. Douglas Coutny, Oregon, has been fixed by said court as the time and place for the hearing of objections to said account and final settlement of said estate. Any and all objections to said account must be filed with the Clerk of said Court on or before the date of said hearing. nm publicauon, September 'MARGUERITE STEVENS. Executrix. IN THE fOINTT COIRT OP THE TRUCKS Clinic For Tax Employes Dated At Grants Pass An In-service training course riiinioycs or me county tax department and assessor'a office will be held at Grants Pass Nov -ou ana uec. 1 under rfirotinn of the State Tax rinmi,.u The five Southwestern Oregon countiei Including Douglas, will participate in the three-day meet. Five other aimilar gatherings will be held in various parts of the state beginning Nov. 15, State Tax Commissioner Wallace S. Wharton announced at Salem. The countiei to take part In the sectional meeting at Grants Pass include Douglas, Coos, Curry. Jackson, and Josephine countiei. Each session will be of three dayi' duration. The firt Hav will be devoted to lectures by the traveling faculty, while aec ond and third-dav programs pro vide for class field appraisal of a usiness property, a city resi dential property and farm. Each appraisal will be followed by a critique conducted by a techni cal expert from the assessment and taxation division of the state tax commission. This year'! course has been built around the new" manual of appraisal method! for taxation. County Judges and commis sioners nave been Invited to at tend the session. Wharton will preside. Int'l KB 7 Log Truck 5531 Brownlipe Transmission 176- W B. 16.000 lb. 3 speed axle. Heater and defroster. SOOxJO rubber. Lots of other extras. Standard dual axle log trailer, ready to log Contact Harold Archer. Rt. 3. Box M3 B, Med- ford, re Phone G7M. 1940 G.M.C. Model 753 Logging truck and 1M0 Went worth Ir win trailer, i nis was a repossession and in very good condition. Will sell for balance, contract can be trans ferred or rewritten. Can be convert ed to lumber truck. See this really good truck and trailer at E. Bryant or Roy Smith at Smith Motors, 233 N. Stephens. Ph. 311. LOGGING TRUCK. '42 Ford. '4 Mer cury motor, like new. Trailer and tires In excellent shape. $2,SJO cash. Robert E Clarkson, Buck Pork At, Myrtle Creek SALE lft4 K-T International. Priced to selL I I E or Ult dOK tOU DOL'GLAt COLNTE Dy Mrrltt It I A (SAP ouh tn "m Proceeding and sub- g -- aequrmir aeniea oy ine court ine siatute unaer wntcli apparently the temporary injunction haa bn granted and tha permanent Injunction is sought and to be obtained Is uncon- stttutionai ss a violation of the process clause' of the Fourteen t h Amendment of tne Constitution of the iiea aisiee, a no section JO. Article 1, the Constitution of the Btata nf Ore gon, for the reason that such statute abrogsiee the right of free speech and freedom of assembly of the defendanta nerein appearing, and further that statute above-named la unconstitutional ror tne reason that It la so vaaue. definite and uncertain as to meant mat SOUj reeaonable ascertainment and ih fore a Violation of tha conatitutinnI provisions of the State of Oregon and or the United tales, as hereinbefore The affidavits of the four defendanta are rued to enow a labor dtsDute m tttlng ' and that "the conduct of theae antnainu ana eecn of tnem la con duct guaranteed under the Constitution or ine stsie or uregon and of the I'lmea eiaiee, - ne motion asserts. Rival Unions In Clash Oyer Cargo SEATTLE. Oct. 21 (.fy Ten sion between AFX. and CIO mari time unions In the Pacific -Northwest was increased today bv a brisk exchanee over the handling of cargo at Vancouver, B. C, and Mew Westminister. A circular distributed bv the maritime trade! department of the AFL rhareed that striking CIO longshoremen are handling "diverted" cargo at Vancouver while criticizing non-striking AF'L stevedores for working iuch cargo at Tacoma. William Ceilings, regional CIO longshore head, retorted the nnlv ships being worked at Vancouver are those originally intended for that port. He said the AFL has refused a CIO offer to pay the expenses 01 At L observers to Vancouver to verify the state ment. Kangaroos cannot be led, but they can be steered by their tails. LIOAL NOTin SmImI propoMl, will b. nrplvwl b. 1h recorder o( Ih. City of Hcracburg. Or.fnn at his offjc. In Ih, City H.ll In lh ild Cltv up to 5.00 p. m. on November 1. 104! for the Improvement of all that part of Washington Street between the Eaat line of Chadwlek street and the Eaat Ltna of Donation Land Claim No 30 in the City of Fniee burg. Oregon by excavating and filling the dirt area of the street to line and Srades established bv tha City Engineer: y providing as feet wldtn between curbs: and by construction on each side inereoi concrete euros ana gutters. ,t the thing, and mailer, therein I 'J- ' wx,mfn,"j;coPrd.Vn?r,w?,h ?iTf '".'."Zl iht in ha nrohihitawi a nn ..ki-i "' accordance with the grade ;:.n.n:.P:'.i. E'" and specification, of . City engineer rued at Forester Named On Conservation SEATTLE, Oct. 21 f. The appointment of William A. Tin ney of Sedro Wool ley forester on the staff of the Joint commit ter on forent conservation was announced today hy the Went Coaat Ltimbermen'g Association and Pacific Northwest Logger AMunianon, He will handle the Committee's tree farm and general forestry program for the state from Se attle headquarters. Tinnev receiv ed a master's degree in "forestry from the University of Washlntr. ton In 1942 and helped organize the Washington Forest Products Co-op Association of Snohomish County, meer filed at the office of tne Cltv necoraer ot aaia niy. A II bids must be submitted upon blank forms which will be fumisneo upon application to the undersigned and mutt be accompanied by a certified check payable to the Cltv Recorder for S percent nf the amount bid to be forefelted to the City In the event said bid Is accepted but the bidder shall fail to enter Into a contract and bond with the city in accordance with the terms of the bid. A bond of 100 per cent of the amount of the contract saiiafactory to the -lty will be required from the contractor The time staled in the Drooosali for com d la tine tha work will be considered in awarding the contract The Council reserve the right to re- jv-( an ana an dios Bv order of the Common Council dat ed and first published October 21. IMS. Wtl.LAM D BOLLMAN City Recorder Roeeburg. Oregon IK THX MATTER OF THE ESTABLISH MENT OF THE NORTH ROKtRltHn The matter of the watablshmenl of the North Roeeburg Sanitary District in Douglas County. Oregon, coming on regularly for hearing on a petition containing the signatures of 37 persons and duly verified by three of the peti tioner, and It appearing each of the petitioners is a resident and freeholder within the proposed district: and It further appearing that notice of the time when said petition would be presented to the County Court was duly published once each week for two succesiv weeks In the Roeeburg News. Review, a newspaper of general circu lation published n Dougl's County. Oregon, said notice being published in the laaiie of iptemhr IH IMS. Ro tembcr 39, IMS, and October 2. IMS; and It .further appearing that all of the lands described In said petition Will DO benefited hv tha Inrmalinn jsjiau vail j uiairiui; ana It further appearing that no lands which would be benefited by said pro- "- uwn ommea ana It further aniuapna th.i l tloners have filed a good and sufficient undertaking conditioned that the peti tioners will nay all mim n . organization of the district. Including publication of notices, the expenses of preparation and delivery of ballots and the fees of election officers, and any and all expenses which may be Incur red on the part of th county In the formation, election and nr.ni,.i.n. r such sanitarv district; IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED That the name of the propoaed district shall jjjjthaj North Roeeburg Sanitary Dis- It la further ordered that the bound aries of said sanitarv district located in Douglas County, Oregon, shall be as follows: BeainnlntT mi ak... North City limits of the Cltv of Roee burg. Douglas County, Oregon, inter fu the Range line between Town- West. Willamette Meridian. . ThJ" Eat along said City limits to . l "l 'ne jones Addition to Roseburg. Oregon tn Section 1. Township 2? South and Range S West, Williamette Meridian. Thence North along said East bound ery of the Jones Addition to a North "t Corner of said Jones Addition. Thence West along a North boundary of said Jones Addition and a North boundary of Crescent Heights Addi tion to Roseburg to the North Went Corner of Block 1 In Crescent Heights Addition to Roseburg. Thence North along an East line of i1 Crescent Height! Addition to the South East corner of Block It of Jones Addition. Thence continuing North along the East line of Jones Addition to an Intersection with the South line 2f C..Brilden D L c- 37 In ir?iio7 I2;1.Tow,"mp 27 south, R-ngt ft West. Willamette Meridian. Thence East along said S. C Braden . c No- 37 to be East line of Lot 4 In Cloverdale Addition to Roeeburg. Oregon. Thence North -along so to East Una of Sa.4 ?; clovll' Addition to the North line lit Da Irian, A.,.-... . Cloverdale. which is also the South boundary of Todd i rim s..kh Cloverdale. Thr.Ci Eaat a Inn ar aalrl Aink iv , ary of Todd's rirst Subdivision to the 2 ",1corn" of Block 15 of aaid Just Subdivision. Thence North along the East bound- I y.?",, rtnt Subdivision to the North line of Barager Avenue In said Subdivision. Section 7 Township 27 idlan BnM 3 Wlllmtta Mer- Thence UTmI alnna .. XI .. i, of Barager Avenue lo the Eait line ' St LrT Lv Section 7 Township Mercian:- nw' "? Nortn along the East line of -- . . . nuuiunn to tne North vale eornr ' lxl 11 ' said fruit- Thence West along the North line of Lot 18 of rrultvsle to the East hnot v,n st d Eruitvale Thence North along the Eaat line of said Vine St. to the North West corner of lt TO of aaid FYnitval Thence West across Vine St. to the North East corner of Lot S of said Eruitvale. 0 Thence West along the North line Lot S of said Eruitvale. to the North We-t corner of said Lot a and twK",! R W hn ' ,h Hwv. No. tM Thence continuing West across said Hwv. No M to the North East corner V01 , 0,.tMld rrttvale. Thence eat along the North line of said Lot S to the North West corner there. Thence continuing West across the mMntI w?-d..Bnd th Southern Pa cific R R. R W to the West R W line oi ine southern Pacific R R and the EOR stake rack. Ilka new. cooper Motors. FOR SALE ltK3 Diamond T 2 ton" truck with hoist, 2 speed axle. Excellent condition. Lookingglass Store. LOGGING TRUCKS for "sals. Call 431 1 Canyonvllle. MACHINERY FOR SALE A BARGAIN H D 7 Allis Chalmers angle dozer, new sprockets, rollers, stabilizers, armored for logging. Also) No. 2 American sawmill top and bot tom saws, 4 saw ball bearing edger. 2 power unite. All In gootf shape, Phone328B. WedfordOre. 130 h. p. Allis Chalmers motor, 1 n) Plymouth puwerplant. 1 Dodge four power plant. Miscellaneous shafn. mini. a.t'i EOR TRADE New International Cub tractor, starter, lights, pulley and mower, for bred ewes or feeder Iambs. Howard Mickelsen, Umpqua. 1946 B. O. JOHN DEERE crawler Ajl shape with dozer blade and tool bar. Call 570-J-4. LIVESTOCK Bring Your Livestock Where they bring the most money. Roseburg Auction two Saddle mares, saddle and bridle, tioo, or will trade for good milk cow. Roy O. Johnson, Elk ton Kellogg Road. Oakland. FOR SALE 10 head cows and calves, white face 10 head stocker cows. IS yearling steers and heifers. W A. B lack ert. Myrtle Creek. Phone 282. WANTED AU kinds of livestock. Andy aa-r-34. Hempenlus. Phone Oakland MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCING I have sold the Wins ton Radio Shop to Mr. C. M. Cooney. We wish to thank you for your pat ronage and wish Mr. Cooney success In his new shop. We will still serve you from our two shops In Roseburg and invite you to Inspect our new shop in the Marshall-Wells store on HiwayMNorth.KluverRadlo: HAVE ROOM in Albany Convalescence home for Invalids and elderly folks. Good board and good care guaran teed. Rooms all on ground floor. S12 Mspte St., Albany. Phone 231-L BARNYARD FERTILIZER. hauling. Ph. loao-8- DOCS ire for FOUND Small black water a Daniel "Roaebure rn rnllir Firm white house on right up Sandy Creek Road. Remote. Ore. OR SALE Tnree months "old-Scotch anepnera pup. irom some of the very Cope land. best working 'ninq, ure stock. Art PEDIGREED COCKERS. 3 months old. Special consideration to good homes. 1V mile off Hiway 09 on Coles Val- , Icy Road. Wilbur. L. M. Collins. TO GIVE AWAY, young friendly Tnali do' PJ 87" L. JACOB'S KENNELS. Ph. 73W. IMPOUNDED THE FOLLOWING been Impounded described dog has ind if nnl rlaimorl Within 48 hours from date of nntira will be disposed of as jtrovlded by law; One young female hound GEORGE WESEMAV. County Dog Control Officer, ldleyld Rt., Box S3. II ,bo"n')' o the Roeeburg Alr- S tn Section 12 Township 27 South. " WmI- Wt"mette Meridian .ur,.,r iH,um aiong tne r.at bound r of uid Airport to the S. E. corner CLASSIFIED RATES Effective Oct 1, 1948 1 day ner word 2 days " " 3 daye - " . 4 das " " 0 davs " - . 1 mo. " -3O0 "(Mdat40,50,60ri Man. You're Crazy Fot yfwir Thoiand w ttW at TO Try priliott HP' eitl, (mrfi. i ptiiM tBir for wis nndosra IrHlnc Am oWy to bote's lark of lro' Om loni; TsMeta for pep. rr IWItrw. th'B tUT- t sciialntco " sias al atie. A.1 Sru5 Brr every where in Roseburg. tFred Meyer's and Fu It ert on a Drug. FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Mane . ..u k . fered real embarraMment because their plat dropped, slipped or wabbled at !? .w.ron! t,m 00 B va tn this happening to you. Just Thence West along the South bound- 'n-acld- powder, on your plates. Hold! ry of aaid Airport to the North West more firmly so they feel cytner of Eden rie.chu Sutdivi..on 1 msre eontfortahle. Do suit rn rf -.T'eo M.?!5 breath.. Get the South West corner thereof Tfience W-at to the Center Line Of Mulholland Drive. Line of said Mulholland Drive lothl South line of the Garden Valley Road ntwt sBteriy aloni MILL YARD OILEO During the? p-t f?w wrfki R con id-rab I- aevtion of ihf miH yard Rt lh Bridie Lumbtr Co., in Rdport hR btn filliy with intvfl nd given an oiled gur rc. extending the former mill yard nurallel with thf switch track that serves the mill. ATTEftlEl STOLEN Three uited tatteiiea are rsv porled to have been itolen from ine ion rt-lrtrtdge gurRge at Reeds port recently, from ve hlclea itored on the garage park ing Int. aocordlne tn Rarfanrtrt Policsj Chief Harry McCane. NOTire for itin FOB STREET RKPA1B Sealed proposals wilt be received by the recorder of the City of Roseburg. Oregon at his office In the City Hall in the said city up to S no P M on lo'-fmwr i. it ror the repair of Corey Avenue between Military Ave nue and Harvard Avenue, and of Har vard Avenue between Corev Avenue and the West City Limits, by the widen ing and surfacing thereof to a width of H feet and by the conatructton of curbs and gu tiers along each side thereof, and by the surfacing of said parte there of to said wtdlh aa may be necessary with aaphalt or concrete surfsce. all In the manner provided by Ordinance No 113-1 and In accordance with the grade plans and apectftrallon of the City En gineer filed at the office of the City Recorder of said city. All bids mut be submitted upon blank forms which will he furnished upon application to tne undersigned and inuai oe ecrompamea rhecH payable to lha foe S percent of the amount bid be forefelted to the City In th event said bid is accepted but the bidder shall fail to enter Into a contract and bond with the city In accordance with the terms of the bid A bond of inn percesst of the amount of the contract satisfactory to the city will be required from the contractor The time stated In the prnpoaals for completing the work will be conatdered la awarding th eon tract. The Council reaervea th right t re ect anv and ell bids, Ry order of the Ceenmoe. Council daed and first published October Jl. WIUstAW BOLLMAt Cltv Recorder I Roseburg. Oregne. den Heichta Subdivision lo I 'ASTEETH at any drug store. h West corner thereof wre. PILES Hurt Like - - Sin! But Now Grin f South along sairf Vat. 1 fc " cility line toil tn.M. ; mou-anda Chanr man tn yTu r said Veterans Facilities Pronertv -T. '""fnrmuia to r-ti-v- disromfort Z "tl.V. 'onB Nor,h hound- ?pli",w nt druggists by noted Thorn th. wi . n w.?' P'"Dcrty Mmor Clinic. aS.irpnsmg QiriOK Bouinern K-' ''?'".'1 "I'r P'n. itch, irritation. 1 . to Bnf,"- "nrink swelling Lsa Znl ilW t(irZ:ty,-t t,lb Thornton t? ."ir: ' f'?: V- "ow label directions. liLm'u ror at 11 drug atorea .verywher-: Hn, the Eaat Prooertv I nanr SantttK ila.. Facility line to a S W in ary to tne wemt R. W line of th Pacific Tn'n,, following the said West R W i n,'"'r ;L " tn icrt .n wsieriy nirectlnn to secuon with the North CI ol CI,T of Roseburg. Oregon t! i 7 Norttl erlv direction to . "'V? Towmhtn JT Smith Ranas and West Willamette Mendiaii! tn plac of bginntng. k-11 tl.PZ. ordrd th " election be held within the proposed North Roeeburg Sanitarv Dtatrlct on Tuesday November 3.1, 1P4-. between the hours! of g on a m and NfKl n i. f purpose of determining whether or not the said propoaed dlatrirt should be or- aeniiarT OUtrict and for the purpose of electing three members of th SenMarr Board for aaid Dutrtct. At f.trd election all qualified elector re sident within the propoeed district for the period requisite to ensble them to r.??".1 tnetl election shall be en titled to vote at th election above pro vided tor It Is further ordered that all of th re proposed to he incorporated in the sanitary distrtcl shall he rrw,.,n- , trtct: and Mn Ida rirman In Roeeburg at Chapman a Pharmacy. SERTUS CATARRH SUFFERERS IH0 CUIR POP, MlSftT DUI TO NASAL . vwnwssiivn. surrLT HUlHtP HERII Relief at laat fnm torture of .mua, eatarrh. anal hay fever 4 nasal entires ttoa la seen tnday la rrporta of auceeaa with a formula whirh has the power to reHnc aaaal comgeatinn. Men sd wonffi with anilsing aiatsi header Sea, tlocgve nnetrila. sararhe. hawking and an ert in ni?rT tell af bleaed relief after ina it. KtRON'OL enaU lift, eut ronai4rlg reaulta. this is ant expenaiv. smotiati to only ttetinles per 4n-e. KI.ORONOL 1itin. ma only as riii-acted) aoltt with atoney.baxk guarante by ru.wnon Chanman truf gto. "'" rule Fauhne Kel'v and Mrs Clarence Land is. all being Qtislifted el-ctors re-t. ti 7 th prW4 diatr-ct shall Lnt . h a 11 aTa . wl 1 MT " " B Sanitary Dtatrlct: Vea ' Sanitary District: No. " ai QUICK F.ZLIEF FROM iymptam. ol OKtrtst Arhrnj from STOMACH ULCERS duuoEXCESJ ACin r.Ba.kT.l(,.fHom.Trt.rrttkat rfd tha Mia ;ned.'- . Z,;DZJZ i " " " C" H.th. .hall Indira-e his rr.-.,. 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