I The News-Review, Roseburg, Or Sot., Aug. 20, 1949
LOCAL
Visiting From Sslem Mis
Helen Marcus 01 baiem is
housrguest of Miss Patricia Mavo
and Miss Helen Falbe in Rose
burg. At Caaev Home Mrs. Elwood
Wiles and son. Bob, of Eugene
are in Roseburg visiting the for
mer's sister, Miss -Naomi acou,
at the home of Miss Helen Casey
on Blakeley street.
To Portland Mike Shannon,
manager of the Singer Sewing
Machine office In this city, lett
Thursday by plane from Eugene
for Portland where he will attend
a district meeting cf Singer man
agers. Enrouts Homa Mrs. J. C.
Reese and children, Muriel, and
Tommy, and the former's sister,
Mrs. Jordan, are enroute back to
their homes in Roseburg, follow
ing a vacation trip to North Da
kota to visit relatives and
friends.
Purchase Homa Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Scudder have purchased
a home at 1001 S. Main street,
having moved here from Sheri
dan, Mont. Mrs. Scudder will
teach art and English In Rose
burg Junior high and Mr. Scud
der will teach social science and
history at senior high.
Step Ovarnlght Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Mathison and daughter, Lin
da Lou, of Omaha, Nebr.. have
left for Eureka. Calif., and San
Francisco, via the Redwood high
way, following an overnight stay
In Roseburg visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Otto W. Harrah, on South
Pine street.
Returns to Portland Mrs. Ad-
aline Fields left Friday for her
home in Portland, following a vis
it here with her mother, Mrs.
George E. Houck, who has been
quite ill at her home on South
Stephens street. Mrs. Houck is
now Improving following two
Weeks' Illness.
Twin Daughters Bern Word
has been received of the birth of
twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Matthews of lone. Ore.,
at The Dalles, August 18. The
babies have been named Daniece
Margaret and Berniece Lillian.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews are for
mer residents of Roseburg.
Will Return Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Leland K. Wlmberly will
return to their home in Rose
burg, Sunday, following a vaca
tion at Neskowln. The former's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert J. Healey, of
Los Angeles, spent part of the
time with them and have return
ed here to continue their visit
with the latter's parents, Judge
and Mrs. Carl E. Wlmberly Sr.,
on East Lane street. During the
Leland K. Wimberlys' absence,
their small daughter, Leslie,
stayed with her maternal grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mc
Cltntork, in Westmoreland.
ACCOUNTING
SERVICE
By Day, Month or
Quarterly
SEC
Arthur N. Denny
Phono 163 5-J
112 N. Stephens
Across from Post Office
JOBS AVAILABLE
We hove jobs for trained workers.
If you hove the training, we hove the job.
If you don't hove the training, come in or call tomorrow
Fall enrollment now under way
GRANT'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
lit N. Stephens
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6
NEWS
Arrive For Visit Mr. and Mrs.
William Fredericks and baby son
of Eugene have arrived In Rose
burg to visit Mrs. Fredericks'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Car
ter, on Military street. Mrs.
Fredericks is the former Shirley
Carter of this city.
Move to Kunming Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Snoddy, son-in-law
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. Dillard of Roseburg, have
moved from Canton, China, to
Kunming, up In the mountains
in western China, according to
word received here. Mrs. Snoddy
is the former Charlotte Dillard
of this city. Mr. Snoddv Is a pilot
foi Chenault's China Air Trans
port company. They were first lo
cated In Shanghai and later mov
ed to Canton.
Back From Trip Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. Snyder and the latter's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. Earl Rhoads, have returned
to their homes In Roseburg, fol
lowing a vacation trip from Au
gust 9-14. They went to Triangle
lake and up the coast into Wash
ington, where they visited at Ab
erdeen, took the Mt. Hood loop
and stopped at Timberline lodge.
They visited cousins near Bend,
Ore., and stopped at Diamond
and Crater lakes and Medford
enroute back to Roseburg.
Here From Oswego Mrs.
Berkley Freeman (Patricia Sav
age) of Oswego Is in Roseburg
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert H. Savage, on Clilre
street, while her husbanf Is tak
ing officers reserve training at
San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Savage
recently returned here, following
two weeks in Sheridan, Wyo., ve
iling their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. William F.
Schroeder and small daughter,
Margaret Christine. Mrs. Schroe
der is the formerly Peggy Savage
of this city.
Vital Statistics
Msrrlage License
FARENBAUGH ROSE Ael
red J. Farennaugh and Allena
Brown Rose, both of Roseburg.
Two Criminal Cases
Art Ordered Dismissed
The case of Slate of Oregon vs.
Leon Elmer Lawson, 29, of Mel
rose roule, has been dismissed
by order of Justice of Peace A. J.
Geddes. Lawson, charged with
larceny Dy oaliee, was dismissed
at the request of District Attor
ney Robert G. Davis.
A charge of assault and battery
brought against Percy Dirkerson
has been dismissed and his hail
if $250 refunded, upon order of
Circuit Judge Carl E. Wlmberly.
Dirkerson was arrested Dec. 3,
1946. The crime was alleged to
have been committed Nov. 29.
1946. He was bound over to the
grand Jury and released after
posting ball. The motion of Dis
trict Attorney Davis asking the
dismissal states that the action
agalns Dlckersnn has never been
presented to nor considered by
the grand Jury.
When ice Is frozen without be
ing agitated, It usually is cloudy
or white.
Registered Willamette Val
ley red Romnoya from Im
ported rams. Choice selec
tions now available.
OAK M BAD FARM
Newberg, Oregon
Phone 1535-R
Douglas County Court Claims And Proceedings Are Listed For The Month Of July
July 1 Mining lease granted
to D. H. Snavely on approx
imately 760 acres of county own
ed land In Section 31, Twp. 30
S R 6 W W M, and Sections 35
and 36 In Twp. 30 S R 7 W W M,
at a rental value of 10 percent
of gross proceeds and 10 percent
of all ore extracted from mines.
July 2 Glendale Justice of the
Peace District created out of Glen
dale and Cow Creek Precincts.
July 51535.03 ordered paid to
Douglas Forest Protective Asso
ciation as additional compensa
tion for fire protection on coun
ty owned land.
July 5 Douglas County budget
for 1949-1950 adopted and a tax
levy of S369.326.13 made for said
year, and the county assessor
directed to extend said levy on
the tax rolls, together with a
levy of four mills on each dollar
for construction and equipment
of a new county home, as voted
by the people of Douglas County
at the General Election on No
vember 8, 1948.
July 7 Franchise granted to
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company to Install cable under
County Road No. 19, in lour
places east of Sutherlin.
July 12 Fire patrol fees or
dered to be-extended on tax rolls
for 19491950 on privately owned
timberlands.
July 13 Mining Lease granted
to Geo. Ross, J. B. Myers and
W. L Myers on tract of land In
Section 6. Twp. 30 S R 2 West
W M, for a rental value of 10
percent of gross proceeds and
10 percent of all ore extracted
from mines.
July 14 Gateway Road of
Chester L. Nielsen and Pauline
Nielsen in Sections 9 and 16 in
Township 26 S R 3 W W M,
established.
July 23 Franchise granted to
City of Riddle to install and
maintain a municipal pipe line
across the Rlddle-Glenbrook Loop
Road No. 39 In Section 24 Twp.
30 S R 6 W W M.
July 25 Franchise granted to
Leonard Wise to install a water
conduit under and across the
Hayhurst County road No. 24 in
Section 31 Township 22 S R S W
W M.
July 26 Cleo Tipton appointed
as a member of Douglas County
Fair Board in place of Lawrence
D. Roberts, who has resigned
and moved out of the county.
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR
MONTH OF JULY 1949
General County
CIRCUIT COURT: Gregg Pub
lishing Co. $9.60; Bancroft-Whitney
Co. $10.00; R. E. Williams
$4.10; Fred Bernan $5.00; Em
ma Wlnniford $25,00; Pac. Tel.
A Tel. $8.10; SI AC $0.32.
COUNTY COURT: Rsbg. Motor
Co. $1,250.00 18.30; Richfield Oil
Corp. $10.46-10.46; Shell Oil
$14.74; Tidewater Assoc. Oil
$8.94; L. V. . Beckley $75.70; D.
N. Busenbark $65.35; Stevnns
Ness Publishing Co. 3.25; Lock
wood Motors $8.94; Commercial
Abstract $41.04; L. V. Beckley
$7.10; R. G. Baker $4.20; Pac.
Tel. A Tel. 5.75; SIAC $0.32.
JUSTICE COURT: Royal Type
writer Co. $126.23; Nina W. Piet
zold $20.82; Ken's Office Equip.
$73.04; West Coast Telephone
Co. $11.00; Fred . M. Wright
$45.50; Jury Fees $18.00; Wit
ness Fees $7.00; Royal Type
writer Co. $126.23; Ethel Webb
$176.10; Pac. Tel. & Tel. $5.72;
J. C. Boals $32.01; Phillips Of
fice Supply $92.35; A. G. Drake
Ag'cy $25.00; Rsbg. Printing
$17.1."); SIAC
JUVENILE COURT: Shell Oil
$8.60; Tide Water Assoc. Oil
$11.50; Pac. Tel. & Tel. $32.05;
SIAC $1.89.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Pac.
Tel. A Tel $33.05; Phillips Office
Supply $227.93; Emma Winnl
! ford $5.00; SIAC $0.31.
ASSESSOR: L. L. Wlmberly
PM $10.32-36.83; Addrrssograph
Corp. $3.; Ktlham Stationery
$6.29; Lorkwood Motors $5.40;
A. B. Collier $283.00; M. Dixon
$123.73; B. Hatfield $54.65; M.
Johnson $138.12; L. Poole $111.37;
L. Weir $113.68; L Walker
$132.32; C. Crocker $225.12; Com
mercial Abstract $16.96; Pac. Tel.
Tel $14.45; Ben Irving $51.05:
Phillips Office Supply $0.30; SIAC
$4 24
Ci-ERK: Haloid Co. $15.37;
Postage $72.00; Pac. Stalionerv
A Print. Co. $.V85; Stevens Ness
Publish. Co. $3.25; Ilene Young
$58.75; Pierce Auto Freight $1.76;
Pac. Tel. & Tel. $5.40; Phillips
Office Supply $0.75; Koke-Chap-man
Co. $63.45; Ken's Office
Equip. $12.60; Rsbg. Book Store
$0.40; SIAC $2.30.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION:
General Roads $11.20; Postage
R. G.Mc Arthur
Well Drilling
11 miles east
on N. Umpqua
Road V'atch
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AUTO-TRUCK
GENERAL
LIABILITY
FIRE
We have the following coverage of in
surance for your home. Fire; Rent
Income; Added Expense; Tree Insur
ance; Explosive Insurance; and
Extended Coverage
Paul H. Kruegei
District Agent
3i S. Stephens St. Roseburg Phone 21
$3.30; Roy A gee $1.00.
CORONER: M. B. Emmitt
$5.00-17.20; H. C. Stearns $10.00;
D. J. Tudor lb.SU.
SHERIFF-LEGAL: Royal Type
writer Co. $126.23; Nichols Mo
bile station $6.29: Clarks Stud o
$1.25; Rsbg. Weld. & Mach. Wks.
$14.50; Hansen Motors $1,973.36-
150.40; Postage $3.00; Armella
Haxmier $125.00; Richfield Oil
$19.75; Shell Oil $49.53; Tide
Water Assoc. Oil $77.29; Thomp
son Epparhart Motors $1.22: West
Coast Tel. Co. $11.95; Frank
White $25.00; Pac. Stationery &
Print Co. $0.79; Commercial Ab
stract $99.37; Ira C. Byrd $10.10;
A. Eckhardt $20.15-8.70-10.90-7.00:
O. A. Kennerly $313.40; Signal Oil
$3.80; Union Oil $51.87; Service
f ees 417.77; pac. Tel. Tel.
$59.35; Fredrickson Photo Lab.
$3.94; Phillips Office Supnlv
$289.12; Rsbg. Book Store $1.80;
sutnerun truck Kepalr $7.00;
Western Union S31.16: SIAC
$24.91.
TAX COLLECTOR: Pac. Tel.
Tel. $3.50; Phillips Office Sup-
ly i.3u; sun rtlntlng $2.00;
IIAC $1.25.
PERSONAL DELINQUENT
TAX COLL: Pac. Tel. at Tel.
$1.75; SIAC $0.63.
SCHOOL SUPT.: Ken's Office
Equip. $12.00; L. Aldridge $22.68;
G. Weseman $25.25; Pac. Tel. &
Tel. $7.00; Phillips Office Supply
$33.60; Rsbg. Book Store $0.40;
SIAC $0.73.
SURVEYOR: Koke-Chapman
Co. $209.00; Ben Irving $123.20;
r . M. Darby S133.12: A. K. Svans
$66.29: N. E. Richardson $17.66;
Pac. Tel. Tel. $8.65; Phillips Of
fice Supply $0.30; Kilham Sta
tionery $37.08; Koke-Chapman Co.
$87.50; SIAC $1.05.
TREASURER: Kens Office
Equip. $65.00; M & M Printers
$6.50; Postage $3.00; Pac. Tel. &
Tel. $3.75; SIAC $0.31.
HEALTH UNITS: Postage
$15.00; D. Cole $80.44: M. Bar
rett $61.33; R. Stanek $76.55; Pac.
Tel. & Tel. $19.55; Phillips Office
supply $13.43; New , service
Laundry $1.85; Rsbg. Printing
$53.05; SIAC $3.19.
HOME & HOSPITAL: C. C.
Albright Agnt $87.00; C. O. P. Co.
$59.66; Douglas Ice $8.96; J. C.
Penney Co. $88.56; Hansen Motor
$1.75; M. Cawthron $11.58; A.
Croucher $2.00; Douglas Co.
Creamerv $10.56; Ewens Bros.
$6.10; Hudson-Duncan $102.19;
McDonald Candy $56.44; O. G.
Rogers $4.00; M. H. Sconce $89.60;
W. P. McFarland $38.07; Rexall
Store $3.25; Rsbg. Pharmacy
$5.50; Bergh's Appliance $5.25;
Farm Bureau Coop $1.50; Hobart
Mfg. Co. $245.03; Umpqua Fur
niture $8.00; Commercial Ab
stract $7.65; Anderson Groc.
$114.23; Boyd Tea $21.24: Cleo
Bakery $5.60; Pac. Coop. Poultry
$83.70; Valley Wholesale $16.11;
Boucocks Meat Mkt. $36.10; Chap
man Pharmacy $66.43; Goettel's
Variety $6.45; Patterson Bakery
$16.11: Umpqua Dairy Prod.
$214.39; Pac. Tel. & Tel. $9.40;
Umpqua Valley Hdw. $2.45; Rsbg.
Electric $61.74; Rsbg. Lumber Co.
$39.10; New Service Laundry
$221.66; Sec'y of State $2.00;
SIAC $38.17.
JAIL: J. K. Gill Co. $2.18; Rsbg
Garbage Disposal $4.00; New
Service Laundry $8.82-5.29; Pris
oner Meals $587.00; Rsbg. Color
Center $9.23; Rsbg. Pharmacy
$2.50; M & M Printers $4.95;
Master Photo Lab $10.33; Modern
Furniture Store $8.00; Rsbg. Elec
tric $19.87; Unger's $6.65; SIAC
$7.36
COURT HOUSE: Otis Elevator
Co. $43.60; Grimm's Groc. $12.50:
West Disinfecting Co. $21.35; J.
J. Hendericks $35.00: Consolidat
ed Frelghtwavs $1.42; C. O. P.
Co. $236.45; Pierce Auto Freight
$1.25; Zelletbach Paper Co. $52.44;
Osbun Electric & Equip. $165.00;
Umpqua Valley Hdw. $45.90; Bu
reau of Labor $7.00; Rsbg. Elec
tric $84.33; Rsbg. Lumber Co.
$21.00; Rsbg. Color Center $9.41;
Al's Fix-it Shop $5.00; Village
Blacksmith $1.00; Wharton Bros.
$9.50: SIAC $2.95.
PUBLIC EMPLOYES RETIRE
MENT SYSTEM: $2,385.44.
PROPERTY CLASSIFICA
TION: R. C. Gile $110.60; H. W.
Hasklns $16.45; D. Bennett
$172.60; SIAC $1.91.
WELFARE AGENCIES: Dr.
Hal Seelv $5.00; Dr. J. E. Camp
hell $5.00; Boys A Girls Aid Soc.
$20.00; Childrens Farm Home
$20.00; Calholic Charities $5.00.
WELFARE COMMISSION:
Walter J. Pearson, Treas. $26,
999.25. SOLDIERS SAILORS: Myr
tle Stennett $25.00.
ADVERTISING PUBLICITY:
Rsbg. News-Review $7.80; Nat'l
Assoc. of Official Countv $21.00.
AGRICULTURE: Clifford H.
Burns $8.00; James G. Edin
$8.00: R. S. Besse, Soc'y $500.00.
PREDATORY ANIMAL CON
TROL: The following received
$10.00 each for Cougar; Lorn
Smith. H. L Foster. The follow
ing received $10.00 each for
Coyole: John Miller, H. L Fos
ter, M. A. Alexander and Card
Sawvers. The following received
$2.50 each for Bob Cats: H. L.
Foster and Card Sawvers.
COUNTY OWNED" LANDS:
Armour Murdock $2S6.17; Com
mercial Abstract $12.75: Pac. Tel.
St Tel. $0.55; SIAC $2 60.
FORESTRY APPRAISAL:
Robt. Osiund $29.00; Rsbg. Cab
inet St Supply $45.26; Delano
C32
Aerial Survey $54.40; N. S. Rog.
ers $2.00: E. E. Givens $142.70;
M. H. Bergman $130.20; E. T.
Clark $146.80; Riverside Motors
$265; J. A. Gonong $4.90;
Abram's Instrument Corp. $55.62;
Langville Mfg. Co. $53.91; Com
mercial Abstract $18.95; Pac. TeL
& Tel. $25.56; Phillips Office
Supply $69.91; Rsbg. Electric
$26.16; E. T. Clark $146.90; M.
Bergman $126.80; E. E. Givens
$139.20; SIAC $14.47.
VETERINARIAN: Dr. Dallen
H. Jones $414.50;- Dr. Geo. L.
Nicholas $37.00.
FAIP GROUNDS: Douglas
County Fair Board $12,500.00.
GENERAL SUPPLIES: Sun
Printing $33.60; J. K. Gill Co.
$1.72-1.60; Rsbg. Book Store
$42.31.
PUBLISHING CLAIMS at RE
PORTS: Rsbg. News Review
$62.60-68.11; Port Umpqua Couri
er $63.90.
WATERMASTER DIST NO.
16: Tom R. Pearce $105.00; SIAC
$0.60.
DOG CONTROL: K. R. N. R.
$8.80; Farm Bureau Coop $6.05;
Bob Meloy $7.00; Perlcy P. Oar
$5.00; SIAC $2.81.
TOTALS: Oregon Physicians
Service $246.75; State Tax With
holding $252.61; Fed. Tax With
hold. $2,197.62; State Pension
$1,090.81.
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR THC
MONTH OF JULY, 194
General Roads aV Road Districts
The following Warrants are
drawn In payment of Patrolmen
and crew: E. Stillwell $47.52
38.02; J. Lewellyn $59.85; Art
Moore $106.59; O. F. Conn $47.52;
J. U Davis $84.74-42.22; P. W.
Ellis $125.20; R. Reid $219.43;
F. Frear $302.99; A. Andrews
$239.59; L. Kershner $182.78; Art
Moore $99.32; D. Owens $295.13;
R. Loomis $242.41; R. Hasen
vager $226.90; T. McClellan
$235.75; P. Ellis $2.70; J. Whar
ton $213.22; F. Reed $174.20; H.
Gallap $281.09; G. Kincaid $220.76;
K. Neavoll $228.62; R. Due Iks
$217.97; C. South $255.49; R.
Nault $234.22; W. Cordon $202.65:
E. Mellon $239.18; L. Patterson
$183.65- T. Beall $189.60; L.
Owen $180.58; W. Paris $129.66;
L. Daniels $45.77; J. Russell
$220.95; H. Carey $214.38; J.
Chancellor $185.98; M. Ormsby
$38.97-211.37; R. Abeene Sr. $15.51
166.98; r. Brinlgar $14-32-65.34-75.44;
D. May $113.38; L. Owen
$19.01; J. VanSlyke $42.22; B.
Gurney $8.38-220.36; A. Helvey
$177.68; O. Matthews $211.14;
Clyde Cooper $125.56; Wm.
Cooper $184.40; C. Stubbs $192.02;
G. Trent $180.58; C. Lynn
$186.58; H. Elliott $188.03;
F. Teller $58.28; H. Germond
$23.41; O. F. Conn $110.55; K.
Mills $182.48; S. Holder $186.58;
D. May $26.56; F. Yeaman $148.56;
E. Galla $270.07; J. R. Baker
$265.16; H. Kaiser $236.76; L.
Sl.inkle $227.56; C. E.- Baker
$197.60; E. Taylor $191.85; J.
Ward $174.18; J. Abercrombie
$164.70; R. Langholff $259.34; C.
Hiney $247.48: C. Healy $212.38;
R. Berry $183.31; G. Logan
$157.26; R. Fuller $193.90; A.
Hall $159.50; J. Copeland $74.12;
R. Spalding $182.93; R. Howard
$202.42; R. Calvin $145.00; L.
Huckins $36.56; J. Faust $453.65;
E. Rand $267.16; F. Brown
$228.98; Wm Lively $225.88; Bob
VanSlyke $210.49; J. Lewellyn
$128.71; E. Stillwell $68.43; C.
Brown $55.27; E. Hargls $220.20;
T. Rockwell $264.99; W. Hughes
$64.95-176.32: L. Redford $223.16;
B. Babb $217.01; J. Johnson
$57.02; G. Blake $19.01; C. Rv
dell $247.78; N. Jackson $205.90;
H. Andrews $261.36; Wm. Syl
vester $178.04; Jay Sylvester
$31.06; B. Walker J149.7S; s.
Darby $25.98; R. Bovd $8.51; R,
Fisher $228.05; E. Cox $176.89;
S. Colley $223.94: S. Kraft $177.68;
H. Hatcher $169.83; S. Mode
$123.55; D. May $34.62; R. How
ard $8.80; R. Calvin $9.90; R.
Reynolds $222.50; R. Abeene Jr.
$179.12; F. Hass $233.38; C.
Wulff $216.01; K. Conn $192.08;
L Cooper $205.92; F. Hedricks
$205.26: c. Brown $i02.i: e.
Kent. $236.92; L Patterson $33.03;
E. Moy?r $220.96; J. Zumwalt
$194.20; T. Erwin $212.56; C. Sain
S205.91; D. Falconer $169.96; J.
Martin $153.03; T. Falconer
$18."..98; C. Perrv $225.96; M.
McCulloch $188.66; C. France
$177.22; G. Casebeer $241.29; S.
Darhv $213.70; A. Erwin $210.05;
D. Hatfield $241.30; J. Matthews
$245.91 J. Miller $234.13: E.
Sanderson $248.38; M. Stone
$221.68; R. VanSlyke $239.18; E.
Weber $255.82; W. L. Corn
$279.20; P. Maresch $222.18; H.
Bennett $194.28; C' Coffell
$102.47; H. Copeland $153.43; C.
Cutting Jr. $201.06; J. Bailev
$263.19: R. Griffin $206.15; W.
Mills $230.85; J. TOI 5237.33; H.
Parker $223.80; J. Pine $180.90;
E. Reese $129.06; L. Robertson
$242.13; B. Schrank $190.78; O.
Sconce $189.15; J. Wade Jr.
$249.52; J. Wade Sr. $239.20; W.
Rockwell $239.20; C. Coffell
$128.42; J. Pine $9.90; L. Robert-
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insulated, individually constructed, FHA insured and in
spected these ore just a few of the outstanding features
of these outstanding homes being offered for as low as
$7,990.00 with very small down payments. Over a hun
dred homes from which to make your selection.
You can deduct part of your monthly payments from
your income tax return. Rent payments are never de
ductible! .
These outstanding values must be seen to be appreciated.
Come out to Cloverdala Perk today or phone now.
Open
10e.rn.to
9p.m.
son $10.28; O. Sconce $40.57.
Total Oregon Physician Serv
ice $374.50; S. Tax $326.69; F.I
Tax $1,895.52; State Pension
$1,301.96; S.I.C. $660.21.
The following Warrants drawn
for express, gas, oil, lumber at
supplies: J. S. Risley Sons $8,
724.40; Thomas at Beckley $3,
800.00; Commercial Ins. Co. $3,
352.03; Douglas Abstract Co. $1,-
159.04; Quine at Co. $1,606.91;
Roy O. Young, Agent $1,282.92;
J. Bookshnis $236.98; Rsbg. Lum
ber Co. $1.20129; City of Reeds-
port 5.1. uu: j. c compton co.
$6,633.05: Pac. Highway Garage
$5.20; Reeds port Mach. Wks.
$16.19: Shell Oil $892.56; Stand
ard Oil $429.83; Pierce Trailer St
Equip. Co. $1.83; Don Baldridge
$2.00; Ballou at Wright .$4.92;
Columbia Equip. Co. $13,663.66;
Howard Cooper Corp. $23,563.67;
1st isat i Bank, Portland
550.00; P. L. Crooks & Co. $4,
904.69; U. S. Nat'l Bank, Rsbg.
$15,252.60; Slg Fett $1,109.97; Si
Dillard $16,966.60-$651.07; Elec
tric Steel Foundry $326.50; Han
sen Motors $1,240.54; Harry Ken
ny $30.50; Orchard Auto Parts
$275.76; Specialized Paris A
Equip. $474.90; Whipple Logging
Co. $10.25; Sun Printing $56.25;
isordllng farts izm.M: Ksbg.
Sand & Gravel $2,514.95; Farm
Bureau Coop $73.07; Stancal As
phalt & Bitumuls $2,289.22; How
ard Cooper Corp.. $1,357.75; City
of Canyonville $3.00; J. O. Fauat
$196.50; Pierce Auto Freight
$3.91-78.23; Union Oil $5,111.31;
Antonsen Painting $900.00; So.
Pacific Co. $5.49; Groesbeck A
Hickson $10,784.40; Sec'y of State
$8.00: Ore-Nev-Calif Fast Freight
$91.40; Brushy Butte Tel Co.
$50.00; Murphy Saw Shop $2.00;
C.O.P. Co. $44.04; Central Lin
coln PUD $4.92; G. A J. Mobil
Service $1.25; Hansen Motor $2,
015.80; Reedsport Lbr. Co. $31.50;
Snap on Tool Corp. $104.03; Turco
Products $20.54; Twin Harbors
Lbr. Co. $374.00; Weyerhaeuser
Tbr. Co. $255.00; Commercial Ab
stract Co. $333.84; Consolidated
Freightways $5.18; Arrow Trans
portation $954.11; J. Bookshnis
$254.46; J. O. Faust $5.86; Dan
Miles Jr. $170.00; Bob's Repair
Shop $1.25; Gardiner Service Sta
tion $3.25; Reedsport Garage
$16.90; Equitable Steel Co.
$307.47; Lockwood Motors $286.77;
J. R. Owens $13.44; Pac. Tel.
A Tel. $66.65; Balzer Machine
Co. $7,368.92; Bureau of Labor
$9.50; Coen Supply $6.88; Dawe
Engineering $4.78; Equipment
Service $2.25; J. E. Haseltine
Co. $197.86; Loggers A Contrac
tors Mach. Co. $50.20; Myrtle
Creek Weld. A Mach. Wks. $15.00;,
Reedsport Lbr. Co. $60.48; Rsbg.
Color Center $1.34; Swafford
Hdw. $16.00; Umpqua Valley
Hdw. $38.85; Walts Radiator
Shop $9.50: Western Union $1.01:
Thomas A Beckley $1,561.50; An
tonson Painting $1,300.00; Pre
Mix Concrete $714.35; Howard
Cooper Corp. $1,777.10; Russell
P. Chase $3.50; Denn-Gerretsen
Co. $968.22; Fire Equip. Co.
$309.50; Industrial Supply $55.40;
Interstate Tractor $209.53; Koke
Chapman Co. $5.67.
The following Warrants were
drawn from Road Districts: J. D.
Walling $14,850.00; Groesbeck &
Hickson $2,500.00; Tom Llllebo
$17,941.90.
TOTALS: Oregon Physicians
Service $374.50; State Tax With
holding $326.69; Fed. Tax Wili
hold. $1,895.52; State Pensions
$1.301.96.
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GIRL TITLE HOLDER
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20. CP)
Fifteen-year-old Marlene Bauer,
ot Los Angeles is the first title
holder of the National Girls Jun
ior Golf tournament. She copped
the honor In the first annual
tourney at the Philadelphia Coun
try club yesterday, defeating Bar
bara Bruning, White Plains, N.
Y., in the Finals. 2 up.
A. F. Walter Kresse, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
U. S. 'National Bank Annex
Room 217
Office Phone:. 1500
Im Palrhavan Apt. Phona lsae
Office hours: Mon. Thru Sat
Phone
Roseburg
156
Oakland Is Now
In Undisputed
First Place Spot
By JIM HUBBART
AuocUud Praia 8porliwr1lr
Thanks to a tenth-inning sin
gle last night by San Diego's
Max Wes 550 miles away, the
Oakland Oaks today are in un
disputed possession o.' second
place in the Pacific Coast league
standings, four games behind
Hollywood.
The Acorns deserve at least
half of the credit themselves,
however. They lambasted Holly
wood again by a convincing 10
to 5 margin in an eighth inning
uprising which produced four
runs on four hits.
Pinky Woods, the Stars' strap
ping righthander, was the victim
as the Oaks hiked their series
edge to three and one.
West's contribution to the Oak
land cause was this:
Clouts Home Run
The Padre home run czar clout
ed his 39th round tripper of the
season early In the game to help
give San Diego a 5 to 2 lead over
Sacramento at the end of six
innings. But the Solons tied it
up in the seventh and it stayed
there until ol' Max stepped up
again in the tenth to single
Whitey Witelman across with the
winninr run. The score was 6-5.
The win gave the Padres a 3
to 2 lead in the eight-game series
and put the Sacs back in third
place, five games off the pace.
At Portland, meanwhile. Dr.
Francis Diereckx, the medical
profession's gift to organized
baseball, swallowed a bitter piil
last night. The good doctor was
unable to diagnose Seattle's bat
ting power, and the Rainiers
operated on him for a 5-to-2 tri
umph over the Beavers.
Dierickx lasted a little better
than two innings. In that time,
Jackie Albright touched him for
two doubles and Ed Coleman
smacked a home run. Later, Al
bright got another double and
two singles off reliefer Vince di
Bias!. That gave him five for five
for the night.
A pitching duel developed at
Los Angeles as San Francisco
edged the cellar squad, 2 to 1.
The Angels collected seven hits
off Harry Feldman and the Seals
got only three off Angel flingers
Don Watkins and Ken Gables.
Two of these, though, were hom
ers by Mickey Rocco, a former
Angel. His second round tripper
In the sixth sewed up the ball-game.
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UMP9UA RIDING .,
ACADEMY
East Douglas ana Ramp
Road. Watch for Sign.
Horses for hire by the hour
ordiy.
Horses Boarded By the Month
Phone 16r8-R
Machinery books bulls buildings crates
cots goldfish china glass tires cement
canaries drags
lumber shoes
neckties
lamps
x.
beets tools
paper oil
plants tanks string
plaster cars jewelry
tractors violins furnaces
fume belts records furs
wiring dishes-
trees eeeps rocks but
tons -dentures ccbi
nets paint
et's talk
tilings Over
Wt)i M 4Utl, the neighbours
foil to wondering vht wouid
happen to the family. He d
been real family man.
teady earner, but he wasn't
Terr old when the unexpected
overtook him. It looked like
disaster for the family. You e
he'd recently built himself th
nicest of home and, of course,
had made only A few payments
on the mortgage. Bia eldest
(tirl was (toing to high school,
and tha bor was looking for
ward to entering next year. The
udHen death of Bob surely
would end everything.
But it didn't. Of course, ther
was great grief, but much to
DON FORBES
Representative
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE
BANK
Phone MVBj
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Elkron Btots Oakland
For Evergreen Tirlt
Elkton pounded two Oakland
pitchers for a total of 11 hits to
take a 7-4 decision and the cham
pionship of the Evergreen league
at Oakland Friday night.
The final win ended one of the
most successful seasons Elkton
has ever had. Although the Elks
will play few more games dur
lng he remainder of the season,
league play ended last night with
the championship game.
Pitcher Swearingen had more
to do with the outcome of the
game than any of his team mates
as he led the Elks in hitting with
two for four. Including two
doubles, and struck out 14 oppos
ing batters while allowing but
five hits.
Big stick for the losing Oaks
was Jones, who hit two for five,
including one double. However,
Oakland came up with the only
do"ble play of the game, from
Pitcher Cole to Kirkpatrick at
second to Telford on first
Summary:
R H E.
Elkton 202 100 200 7 11 J
Oakland .. 100 010 110 4 5 8
Batteries: Swearingen and Rob
erts; Cole, DeGroot and Pleuard.
Umpires: Manning, plate, John
son, bases.
SLABWOOD
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Clark's Studio
and Camera Supplies
105 S. Jackson
Phone 331
guns underwear bottles
fruit pianos stoves
pigs hose toys
cows washers bricks
bedding dogs matches
vegetables pipe cigarettes
mud seeds rope
wool diamonds
feeds fertiliser
clocks hides
hots hair
per
rugs-
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everyooe's surprise, the widow
kf pt the home, the kids went to
school, and the uprooting which
everyone expected didn't come
off.
You see Bob believed in lite
aseurance. He knew how im
portant it was to create an im
mediate ettate out of hil small
mvinss. He knew too that only
life assurance could do this.
Now Bob's widow receives a
constant income; her home is
paid for; and all because Bob
realised that it was part of hie
responsibility to look after hut
lovely wife and family in the
beet way he knew how.
Let's talk things over today!
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