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Newspaper Page Text10 The Nwi-RtitwRoebur9, Ore Mon.f Aug. 15,194s CROWD HEARS HOOVER A crowd itim.ted l between 8.000 and 10,000, Including many cldtime friend, and aioeiaai, htard former President Herbert Hoover (at the roitrum center) deliver a loathing attack on government ipending and taxe. Hoover'i major addren, delivered in Frot empitheater on Stanford eampui at Palo Alto, Calif., climaxed hit 75th birthday cele bration. In the background can be teen the Hoover library tower. IAP Wirephotol SAMWROSAI. Xjjf' f '' V'''; I SMUGGLER'S 00 & ' ' "' ' ISLANDS W -!;.'. . , : . t "J w JL . -iv. : t!V) '. " ' 4w ' ' . V jiStVk v. . BARTON WIU 0IVI 0UMI . H. ' , . kyv ' , ' AlONI FOR A RECORD r-1 Sfv;:. Of 8.000 FEET AT SANTA MONICA f V 'Cl ' SANTA CATAUNA I. 2 DEEP SEA DIVE SITE Diagram allcmp to set a new world record pnotograpn sea OUT OUR WAY Eastern Oregon Wheat Yield PORTLAND, Aug. 13 -.n Spring wheat yields are below earlier forecasts jecause of poison Mop llrhinff, dry up blisters quirk Ir. nafrU. 59f IVY-DRY Life "Saved my A fed-Mne- hr C4S-HEURTBURV ba rirvesi stneM'ii ifKl rirm rwJnrti nrTnmla litf c auur ' aiK) hrntimi, iictr umuiiir ft Ttfie (lif ra-V-l-rl:'tc omtlilfM fctx-n ' SO mitonuiir-rrln-r -iwtl- lrtf'lLf t h.ajfhi H-(r-lt4 Tut.lrt Vnlst'li H H-n hnnrw frmf -rt to JW trmuni txOe to urtr il""iltnKrf bm k O BELL-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25 f ITCH fk-hlri It highly rofl- Uftoua and Mill con tinue for lif If not li th Itrh-mltt. whlrh in Immune to j ordinary treatment r.XSORA aula thai Itrr-mlte almnel invlantlv Onl tnrv dave r.xSORA treatment ta reaulrad Mall drdera glvaa prompt attanuok- I Fra4 Mtraff Drar. BaaaSarf r THIS WAY--YOU'LL NEVER LEAKNJ. THAT WAY- 'TAINT J - DEEP EMOU6H MY PAW J . , WILL TAN MY HIDE IF HE "7?ig3 KETCHES US KEEPIN' TH' 1 ',y7?f 'Z- STOCK OFF WATERSOy' S'-S 6QRM THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON ZZZ,i,y:iiZ 0M 1 4f --. ..til. ' (NKA Ttltphotol locates the site where Dr. Otis Barton, 40. Boston marine explorer, will for diving. Barton hopes to descend 6000 feet in his Benthoscope and me ana unaerwater areas along me Under Forecasts drouth and spring frost In eastern Oregon. The Department of Agricul ture's weekly clop weather bul letin reports about 35 percent of the spring crop harvested. Winter heat, of w hich SO per cent Is harvested. Is yielding more than expected in some ir eas. The bulletin said potato crop prospects ate above average in central Oregon. Klamath basin area potatoes made a fair recoV' ery from June frost. Cattle were being marketed as feeders because of poor range conditions. Youngsters Urged To Report For Swim Course The Intermediate class for the Red Cross sponsored sw Immlng Instruction, listed In last week's News-Review, will begin Tues dav morning. Water Safety Chairman Ray Brown requested that all young stent report at 9:30 a. n. Tuesday for assignment to class. Sr""'' - l.. t . . st 'a VSI Paclllc coast. By J. R. Williams Oregon State Fair Admissions Unchanged SALEM. Aug. 15-.T1-Admlv slon prices to ground and shows of the Oregon State fair, opening here Labor Day. will remain at 1!M1 levels, manager Leo Spitz ban said. There has been some agitation to Increase the outside gale charge above the current 50-cent mark but most exhibitors have expressed willingness to assume slight Increases in commercial space charges Instead, he ex plained. Northwest Peach Crops To Exceed 1948 Output PORTLAND, Aug IS (.? Peach crops In Orecon and Wash- 1 ington are expected to total 5.- .S07,li bushels, a boost or aoout one million bushels over 1948. The Federal Crop report ing service said the harvest may be 27 percent above the ten-year average. Pear harvest In the region was estimated at 12.SS.000 boxes, above average and 2.500.000 boxes over last year's crop. Mrs. K. I. Hubbard, Umpqua Park, Dies Mr. Katherlnc Iaahelle Hub bard 66, wile of Eurvey A- Hub bard and resident of Umpqua yarn, died auk. i.i, following a prolonged illneu. She wai born at Dawnon City, Iowa, on Augu.it 20, 1882, and wai married to Eurvey A. Hubbard at Shell Lake, Wii., In 1898. She came to Doug lai county from Idaho In 1912 and resided at Dlllard for a num ber of years before moving to Roseburg. Mrs. Hubbard was a member of the Baptist church. Surviving are her husband, Eurvey A. Hubbard, two sons, H. W. Hubbard, and A. M. Hub bard all of Roseburg, and two daughters, Mrs. W. H. (Lucille) McLain, Roseburg and Gladys Hubbard, North Bend, Ore. She is also survived by a half-brother, Leonard Davis, and a half-sister, Mrs. Marie McClellan, both of Wilbur, Ore., four grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held In the chapel of the Long A Orr mortuary Tuesday, Aug. 16, at 2 p. m., with the Rev. H. P. Sconce of the First Baptist church offi ciating. Concluding services and Internment will follow In the family plot In Civil Bend ceme tery. Jersey Joe Walcott Kayoes Swedish Champ STOCKHOLM, Aug. 1S. ( Jersey Joe Walcott asked for another crack at Euird Charles today after knocking out Sweden's heavyweight champion,' Olle Tandberg, In the fifth round last night Thai Camden, N. J., fighter sent Tandberg to the canvas twice before downing him for good after two and a half min utes of the fifth stanza of the scheduled 12-round bout The largest boxing crowd ever seen here 43,000 watched the fight. Form Storage Loans Now Open To Applications PORTLAND, Aug. 15 UP) Applications may now be made for farm storage loans under the new government program. Loans will cover up to 85 per cent of the cost of building grain storage space or 45 cents a bush el of the rated storage capacity, vhlchever is smaller, J. R Spence. Multomah county agri cultural conservation committee chairman, said. The Commodity Credit corpor ation will either guarantee loans from local lending agencies or make loans direct. I Poultry Production Trends In Middlewest To Be Topic At Association Meet At O.S.C. Trends In eastern and midwest poultry production will be dis cussed by Dr. H. M. Scott, head, University of Illinois poultry de partment, who will be banquet speaker at the fifteenth annual meeting of the Oregon Poultry Improvement association on the O. S. C. campus, Thursday, Au gust 18, It has been announced by Don Anchors, Grants Pass, president. The all-day meeting will get underway at 10 o'clock daylight savings time In the O. S. C. Mem orial Union building. On the two days following the Poultry Improvement Associa tion meeting, August 19 and 20, he annual pullorum testing and flock selecting school will be held, according to Noel Bennion, O. S. C. extension poultry spe of the Poultry Improvement as sociation. Dr. Scott, a graduate of O.S.C, la considered a leading authority on high energy broiler rations. Bennion states. The visitor will speak at the association banquet In the Benton hotel in downtown Corvallls starting at -7 p.m., Au gust 18. Dr. Scott is former head Vaccines Available To Raisers For Deadly Black Disease Of Sheep High Profits In Steel "Unusual," Economist Says NEW YORK. Aug. 15 (.PI A steel Industry expert told a pres idential fact-finding board today that recent high profits In the Industry were unusual and would not continue. The statement was made hv Dr. Jules Barkman. an Associat ed Professor of Economics at New York university. Backman continued for a sec ond day his testimony before the three-man board named bv Pres ident Truman In an effort to avert a nationwide steel strike. He answered the testimony uf Robert R. Nathan, one-time" gov ernment economist who appear ed for the CIO steelworkers un ion when Its side of the case was presented to the board. "Certainly there is no evidence in the past which suggests the possibility or probability of con tinuous operations at or near the level that prevailed early this year." Barkman said. "With the disappearance of this unusually high rate of operations, the profits reported bv the steel companies also have melted rap irMv. Thus, in the second quarter of 1949, reported profits of steel companies fell about 25 percent bejow the first quarter total." Nathan had argued that the "phenomenal" steel profits of re cent months were proof the com panies could ray the 30 cents an hour "package "'asked bv the un ion without Increased prices. Travel Service Office Will Open At Umpqua Hotel MISS MARIEL MEANS The Roseburg Travel Service, under the management of Miss Mariel Means, will open Tuesday in the lobby of the Umpqua ho tel. This new service will, in effect, bring reservation offices of every airline and steamship company to Roseburg's doorstep. Acting as agent or sub-agent for such lines as United, Pan American, Northwest. American and West Coast airlines, and Cunard White Star, Matson Navigation Co., United States, American Presi dent and French steamship lines, and many others, the Roseburg Travel service will handle Infor mation, reservations and ticket ing. Miss Means reports. Free service will be provided, as the agency has commission arrangements with the various lines and thus is able to supply information and make reserva tions without charge to custom ers. The Roseburg office is affiliat ed with the Eugene Travel serv ice, maintained at the Eugene hotel, and will have the added feature of supervision from Rob ert P. Bronson, Eugene, who has had many years of experience in travel service. Miss Means, local manager, was born in Sumatra, Dutch East Indies, and lived in the orient for ten years. She has traveled through most of the European and Asiatic countries. She attend ed Oberlin college in Ohio and is a graduate of the University of Oregon, where she was a mem ber of Chi Omega sorority. Her father, Paul B. Means, is a mem ber of the U. of O. faculty. of the poultry departments at Kansas State college and the Uni versity of Connecticut. Plans for the pullorum testing and flock selecting school call for laboratory and classwork one day, August 19, and practical and written examinations the follow ing morning, Saturday, August 20. Among O. S. C poultry depart ment staff members to appear on the association program are Dr. J. E. Parker, department head, who will discuss ways and means of improving fertility 1.1 hatching eggs, and Dr. Paul Ber nier. breeding specialist, will speak on flock improvement through use of better male birds. Bennion is chairman of a panel to discuss producing and selling hatching eggs. Other members of the panel are: R. L. Schnetel, Mllwaukie; Llovd A. Lee, Salem; F. E. Fox, Corvallis; Conrad Burmester. Portland; and C. L. Lamont, Eugene. Feed dealers, field service rep resentatives, poultry producers and hatcherymen are all Invited to attend the meeting whether members of the association or not. Prevention rather than cure is the only effective control for black disease of sheep, accord ing to O. S. C. veterinarians who are authors of an experiment sta tion bulletin, No. 360, on this sub ject. While the bulletin Is a reprint of one issued 10 years ago, its reissue comes at a time when reports of losses from this dis ease are still common through out regions where fluke-infested pastures are used. While the common name is not considered very satisfactory by veterinarians, it has gained popu lar usage because the inside of pelts from diseased sheep take on a dark or black appearance when removed. The organism causing the dis ease was discovered in work of the O. S. C. experiment station and found to be definitely as sociated with liver fluke infesta tions. The trouble is sometimes confused with so-called hemor rhagic septicemia. Two methods of control are fol lowed. One is to clean up the fluke Infested pastures. The other more positive method is to make use of vaccines that are now ; available and which have been riving good results in Oregon over the past five or six years. HOT BARGAIN ROCHESTER. Ind.. Aug. 15 P C.aragemen Ray Yeakley a ltd Moren Mathias labored standing up today. They bought an ancient auto mobile from a .farmer, for the parts. Bringing the vehicle to town I they discovered they also had I purchased a swarm "of bees in the front seat cushion. Farm Equipment Used Tractors And Implements 1S4S ford tractor. 1045 Model B John Deere. MODEL A rarmaU wit cultivator plow and wooduw. 19 CATERPILLAR with IS" plowa. 3 bottom IS l.HC. plow. T' cover crop diac harrow. r Held l.H C. dtac harrow. S-aecuon aprlnffield tooth harrow. Many uaed loola lor rord traclora In cluding rear and manure loader, tiller, etc. Several aizea garden tractors. Good aervtce and low prlcee. UMPQUA TRACTOR CO. Ford Tractor Dealer 12QS. Pina St. Farm Machinery FT. OLIVER combine, Ollvar 70 trac tor on rubber and attel One 2-bottora 14" plow. T Ft powr mower. 1 Ft Tandem diae. 3 aectlona flex harrow. 1 heavy tractor trailer. Cah or trade for late model car. Call 403 YoncaiU. Noble Snider. FOR SALE Bearcat farden tractor, plow, cultivator, harrow. Parker ' nepmir t Shop. HI way 42. JOHN DEERE 13 -A coinblne (or aale Hum nne, lesa trur, price. Ea Stonerod, Myrtle Creek. Phone 168. Logging Equipment SKAGIT LOADER powered with new Mercury enfine complete with good aled and tome lines- Price S1.3O0 Inquire Heath Bros, at Hew Lumber company. myrtle wreck HMd. atyr tie Creek, Oregon FOR SALE 20 Skagit y artier, complete with rigging and small American saw mill Will ell aeparately or together. Melton V Laurence. R.F.D. 1, Box 300. Roacburg. Ore. Phone U-F-42. D4 CAT aerial number T -J 4172 with nyiier arum ana .uaFiant Choat, hy draulic dozer See at Tyee Lumber Co Sutherlln. Ore., or phone 1202 Sutber nn M ALZfiObEL T chain aaw. 4 chalm 2 bar, lat houae on lf ) taxing myrtle wrees irora norm. ua scar brough. FOR SALE DT IB International tractor. A-l condition. BX 200 Skagit yarder. A-l condition KS International dump irucx. fn a is-j -a evening. x 8TITDEBAKF.R DUVp truck. 1048 walker tog trailer. Jed 3 montha. Box 130. Drain. Lost "Found LOST Hound dog, white with brown pott. Answers to name of "Doc." Lost 0 miles from Sutherlln on Elkton Kellogg Road. W E. Correll. Star Bt . Oakland. Phona Roseburg 1SU-Y. Reward. COS f T H URSDAY evening. North Ump aua Rd near Maple Ridge. R. L Winston fly rod Inscribed "Jama Run te". Pfleuger medalist reel. Reply McMiltena. Id ley Id Park. FOUND Ladv handbag. 1 mile west of :u merlin. Kay KoDoeman, hl a, box 323. Business Opportunities FOR SALE New pumtre atone store, tire jixwi Laving quarters in DacK. Shelves and gondolas. It Is In very ?rod location 3 miles south of Myrtle reek on Hlway M See owner Frank Grensky next to Melody Mountain Barn. Phone 1096 Mvrtie Creek. 24 STOOL CAFE, excellent location on Hiway m. Good year round bustnes. Living quarters, good equipment. All Inventory and furniture. Must see to appreciate. 92800, terms. Roadside Cafe Oakland. Ore. TRADE Lea for 5 years, or sell. 24 pare mnarrn Trailer parx. LOta more space, well-graveled, living quarters, city bus. Write News-Review Box 072, Notice TILLER SCHOOL Dfst No. 114 will re ceive Dias until August itn, 104S for three year contract for a 33 pass enger school bus run Jrom Lawsman'j mill to Tiller. The board reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Bemlce Matthews. !erk f-WILL NOT be responsible for bills cnniraciea oy anyone otner trum my self. L. H. Olinghouse. Machinery For Sale t B 22 WHITE rear end. complete with air. Phone 391-R-4, 104 Sunset Lane off Melrose Road. Instruction BALLROOM DANCING classes start ing Tuesday, August 18 at Ulan Rhod en s Studio. For appointments call pnipney nam. iit-y atier nno Personal SPENCER CORSETIFRE Mrs. Enla Burcn enone XLCOHOTfCS ANONYMOU9. PO Box Ilia or Phone 1308-L or 908-J LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COI'NTY COI'RT OF THE KTATE OF O It SOON FOR THE COI'NTY OF D(H G1.A8 FtBLirVTION Or NOTICE TO CREDITORS FN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN A NACHTER. sometimes known as JOHN NACHTER JUNIOR. Deceased Notice li hereby riven that Ellcabeth Narhter has been appointed and hat qualified as the administratrix of the above entitled estate. All persons having clajma against the etate should bring them with proper vouchers to the said administratrix in the office of Avery W Thompson, Attorney at U-aw. 203 LKruaias county aiaie Hanx uuuaing Roseburg, Oregon within six months from the date of this notice. Dated tni irtth dav of Jul v. lMt. ELIZABETH NACHTER. ad ministratrix of the above entitled estate. Date of the first nublicatJon Jul lftth. Date of the last nublicatJon Auc. 13th. IMS. NOTICE OF BIDS FOR CONSTRUC TION SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 19-C iMvrtle Creek! DOUULAS COUNTY, OREGON. SEALED orotxMala will be received bv School District No. 1D-C, also known as No 19, Douglas Countv. Oregon, at the office of the School Superintendent in Myrtle Creek. Oregon, i p to 8 o'clock P M . Saturday the TTth day o.' Aug ut. 149. for the performance and con struction of the following projects, all to be performed upon the property of the district la Myrtle Cr-ek, Oregon: PROJECT A- Move and reinstate dwelling house. PROJECT B. Construct approxi mately 320 lineal feet concrete sidewalk and steps. PROJECT C: Surface trproximateW 73 rt x 141 ft. ptav ground area with asphaltic concrete. PROJECT D: Construct 40 ft x 80 ft. addition to preseit gymnasium. All of said work to je In accordance with plans and specifications therefor. The plans and spec! flea lions for Proj ects A. B and C. may Se obtained from the undersigned clerk at the office of the School Superintendent In Mvrtie Creek. Oregon. Plans and specifica tions for Project D may be obtained from the offices of C. N. Freeman & S dnev B Haysllp. Postal Building, Portland. 4, Oregon, aremtecta. Alt bids must be transmitted upon blank forms which Will be furrmhed upon application to ine undersigned, and mu'l be accompanied bv a certified check pavable to the district in the amount of 5r of the bid. to be for feited to the district n the erent the bid ts accepted and the bidder shall fail to enter Into a contract with the accompanying bond In accordance with the termr of the bid. te-formanc bond In the amount of the contract price satiafactory to the dirlrt would be re am red from the contractor. The time stated In the proposals for completing the work will be considered la awarding the contract The school district resenrea fm right to reject any and all iv. Bv order of the Board nf Director of School DUtrtct No. !-C. Douglas County. Oregon, dated anal first pub lished August it. 14 P B FROEHUCW. Clerk, School Distrtef We, 18-C, Myrtle Crack. Oregon. Shop and Save With Classified Ads Autos LockwoocTs USED CARS Best Buys Anywhere 14 FORD TUDOR SDN. , rt. iimirulf Ilia! tea drive home this beauty lor only $1743.00 1848 DODGE FOR DOR SDN Run just 11.000 miles Fully equipped, not 8 scratch 184t FORD TUDOR SDN Carefree driving in this on Immaculate 1 1847 FORD FOR DOR SDN One you'll be proud drive. Come in and see today. . 1185.00 1847 WILLYS STATION WAGON 10.000 miles Equipped with overdrive. halar .tnd many others. 134.00 1848 CHEV TUDOR SDN. Get rid of that old car now, see us about a trade today 118! 1846 FORD TUDOR SDN. Extra alee, 37.000 miles. Today 'a best buy at 1 1842 CHEV. TUDOR SDN. Mechanically sound, loaded with extras, comfortable. , , 83.00 1841 FORD TUDOR SDN Why waste money on your old car when you can drive a beaut like this one home lor only 743 00 1841 FORD FORDOR SDN. Equipped with radio and healer. Lone trine will cost lesa in this one. 693.00 1941 FORD COUPE New motor, clutch, battery, a fine car anv way you look at IU 793.00 1941 NASH FORDOR SDN New paint and seat covers. If Its cheap transportation vnu want look this ona over - 605 00 1940 FORD TUDOR SEDAN. radio and heater, clean as a pin - 643.00 1940 FORD COUPE, fond runnine condition. good body and tires, -.. 873 00 Open Sunday From 9 To 3 Trucks And Pickups 1948 FORD TRUCK with U-Driva Bodv t24M.0n 1947 INTERNATIONAL Pickup 10PS 00 1946 G. M C. Chassis and cab. 793,00 1943 FORD Lumber truck Tag and Roles 1995.00 1941 FORD Chassis and Cab. 44A on 1933 FORD Pickup 250 00 You Pay Less For Used Cars At L0CKW00D MOTORS Easy Termt Better Buys At Barcus TRUCKS SAVE 86,000. 1949 Reo 318 log truck. r.i n. p engine; iww reeriess ugnr weight log trailer, both like new Re sponsible party can handle with very small down payment 1946 Chev. lumber truck, 1948 motor, Thornton dual drive, new tires Lumber rolls with log bunks attached. Ideal for lumber or short logs 3130 International mg truck and trailer. A steal at 1980 1847 Studebaker pickup, excel. lent 1196 1937 International truck and semi-trailer good condition good Urea T9S 1834 l i T. Chev flatbed, com. letely overhauled. A good truck for .,. 290 Car Bargains 1847 Bulck super convertible, a real bargain 1941 Chrysler coupe, new paint, reconditioned motor 19W Nash LaFavette. coach 1930 Model A Ford sedan, good motor. i 87 193 BANK TERMS OPEN EVENINGS BARCUS SALES & SERVICE Your Packard Dealer Rwr It N it Garden Valley Roed Roseburg Used Car Center . Oak and Rose FINE USED CARS Reasonable srirett O M a r Chevrolet Bulck Pontiae Cadillac iraoe-ins Black 1942 Mercury FORDOR SEDAN, good condition, gnod low pressure tires, Inch wheels. 8930. Marvin Selby. i:iard, Oregon For Sale 1837 OLD9MOBI1.I 4 doe, Sedan H44 motor' S230 cash. Contact Al Williams Tone si la 8 NASH. LIKE NEW low mileage. Xt miles per gat Radio, heater, bed Terms Will trade. See Shorty. Modern Furniture. .10 to S.30. WILL TRADE EQl'ITY In e Jeepttef. 7,ono mileage, or sell. Best offer P A. MrKtsaen, p. O. Box 334, Oakland Oregon FOR SALE 4-door sedan I948Mercurv. overdrive, radio, -ater. romr!cie. 5 000 miles. Price S22M Phone 1.4 or 4.MTtle Crrk fiORE MONEY for your car Cash oti the spot Cork rum Motors, ine Soto. Plymouth. Phone 400. 114 N FOR SALE OR TR ADE I 4"TTr1uniph ams i it l Pnone WOO. Ask for Jim or Red. FOR SALE -13 0v' CoK ii). I Jwjl llgt. heater, 813 ivw Post Autos Used Car Specials 1947 DODGE CUSTOM EDAN Looks like new. Re sura and see this. 1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN We have 2 of these cars. Guaranteed to give you many miles ol satisfaction. $1395 09 140 CHEVROLET COUPE A nice clean car only , 1848 CHEVROLET TUDOR A popular model. Clean as can be. . ........ 1 193 0S 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Look at this price. 1831 DeSOTO SEDAN This car Is in excellent condition. Paint, tires and motor A-l. . 493.00 1948 DODGE 1' TON TCKUP New tires, new paint 1393 00 taie rnsn 1 1 mM tdiicv Here's a workhorse (or only. 803.M REMEMBER WE TRADE AND YOU CAN BUY CASH OR TERMS "Si" Dillard Motor Co. USED CAR LOT North Stephens Street NEW PLYMOUTH $1735.00 DELIVERED In Roseburg. Nothing to buy but the license. ROSE MOTOR CO. Chrysler Plymouth Roes St Lane Sta. Phone 88. COME IN AND LOOK OVER our new nd used Harley Davidson Motorcycles, 8200 and up Immediate delivery on the 1949 Hydra Glide. 13 down. IS months to pay Harlev Davidson 123 8f3 down 8330 weekly Joes Harley Davidson. 3' miles So Hwy 99. Roseburg. Oreg. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity in 1948 Ford 8 pickup, 4 jpeed transmission, A-l condition throughout Will take good used older model car In 83O0 class. D W. Keasey, P-tersons Auto- motive. Ph. 352. FOR SALE "36 Ford coupe deluxe, ovl erhauled motor, seal beam lights, heater. Good condition. $270. 833 Him iltrn. Phone 851-Y. Tractors We Will Not Be Undersold! RECONDITIONED TRACTORS 1 Caterpillar D8 8 Caterpillar R4 8 Caterpillar D4 20 Caterpillar D8 1 Hyiter Forklift 1 TDS International 1 International T9 3 International TD9 3 International TD14 , 1 International TD18 ... lrternational TD9 Front 4 Allls Chalmers HD7 1 Allls Chalmers HD10 5 A II is Chalmers HD14 . . Bare at Bare at Bare at .Bare at 8.1230. 2373. 3130. 0973. 3730. 3730 2773. 3.37.3. .3073, 0330. S.t.30. 4630. 52.30. 3930. .. Bare at .. Bare at .. Bare at .. Bare at .. Bare at Loaders . Bare at .. Bare at .- Bare at Reconditioned Shovels and Cranes - 1 Browning Mobile Crane 1 yd. 14.300. 3 Bucyrus Erie 13B Shovels 7 973. g (iMnnri I ow i- " . ..... 2 Insley K12 Backhoe s!.3n!- kiu onoveis. 4.971 "At I" Tractor, and Shovels M International TD, Bare at id international T9 Bare at 2 Caterpillar H4 Bare at e Caterpillar D4 Bar, at i !n'"eyK", Crane, Bar, at 3.2T. . '.nr. Bar, at R I a .... n..m. n -... j . i ... .1 wnnt aoov, equip-1 comi and err tm: Pacific Tractor & Equipment Corp.1! "IS. Avtnu,. Eueene. Ore, or) i . .. - - a.vcninia 9-3,1, Trucks TOW SALI OR TRADE IMA a. t E R.w!.,n ."? b1'- new ? ""anlcally food IMS H ton pickup, rord. three new Urea, fair rondmon Trade for har or atork. Dt Thompaon. Helroe, R. R. Box A real buv smm c. ua St after S p m,. or dunns dav at v oooer Mnlnr, " i NEW AND USED trucks Logging trurkn. arav.l intra, n-.i 1. . . . rucka. We haVe a atw or eood uaed triifk for rour job. Call lM?RoS 1 -IW "tNTTRNATIONAL pickup: t i" w inquire OakuTod"' ution. rtJi!AtJ-,0,, ' interratlonal in. J 'r. ' - iu n runt. AXLI SHrTS for an make, 5uck; lCJI'OLH top. fu track. Cat!