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den. the atreet .a m high-
heeler la prartiee for the an
ul "Car Nineties" parade.
Economic Facts Govern,
' States Senator Morst
SALEM, Sept. 15. UP U.
S. Sen. Wayne Morae ay he will
let economic factors be the only
consideration when he makes up
hi mind on the proposed Colum
bia Valley authority.
He aid here he doesn't care
about the political phase, and that
he would let the politician! play
the politici.
Senator Morse said he would
announce his stand only alter
studying all of the facts.
He said the republicans, If they
want to win the congressional
elections next year, would have
to tome forward with "A con
structive program for handling
administration of the river de
velopment projects of the north
west, rather than bing against
everything the democrats pro
pose." Less Confusion Sought;
Family Name Is Adopted
DETROIT (JPi From now on
there' going to be less confusion
over spelling the Fantaro fam
ily name.
The five sons and two daugh
ters of an Italian-born immigrant
discovered their father had giv
, en each one of them a different
lv spelled last name in register
ing their births.
Juan's was Fantaro, Donald's
Fantare, Angelo' Fornaro, An
thony's Fanilator, Joseph's Fan
tora, Elizabeth's Fcrnettl, and
Nellie' Ferentto.
All agreed on Juan's last name
and probate Judge William F.
Cotter made it official. I
Salem Witch Convictions
In 1692 To Be Reversed
BOSTON UP) The Massachu
setts legislature has been asked
to reverse the convictions of 21
persons hanged 257 years ago.
The action would absolve 16
women and five men accused of
witchcraft In Salem in 1692. They
were hanged between June and
September of that year.
Rep. Daniel Rudsten (D-Bos-ton)
filed the resolve.
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Rattlesnake Under Pulpit
Interrupts Church Meet
HILLSBORO. Texas CTV-How.
ard Butt, Evangelist-businessman
of Waco, stopped in the middle
of his aermon during a Baptist
meeting at Latham springs en
campment, near here.
"What's that noise?" he asked.
"I think It' a rattlesnake,"
worshipper replied.
It was, and It was under the
platform. A caretaker shot the
reptile and dragged the snake
out from under the platform.
During the excitement, 300
Baylor university student In the
audience kept their seats and
sang: "Love lifted me."
Western Washington Ian
On Logging Is Lifted
OLVMPIA (JP The state
lifted its ban on western Wash
ington logging operations Wed
nesday with the arrival of cooler
and rainy weather.
L. T. Webster, assistant state
forester, said in the neighbor
hood of 2,000 large and small log
ging operations had been affected
by the logging shutdown ordered
Monday in state-protected areas.
LIOAI. HOTICI
Notice Of Timber Sale
ORAL AUCTION BIDS, will
be received by the District For
ester, Bureau of Land Manage
ment, Region I, at his office lo
cated at Room 206, Post Office
Building, Roseburg. Oregon, at
2:00 f. M.. PACIFIC STAN
DARD TIME, on September 2S.
14, for the purchase of all mer
chantable timber designated for
cutting upon tracts hereinafter
described. The cutting and re
moval of the timber ahall be car
ried out In accordance with the
forest practice rulea approved on
July 7, 1938 by the Secretary of
the Interior. Each bid must state
the amount per thousand feet,
board measure, that will be paid
for each specie, the total con
sideration which will be paid for
the timber and a statement that
the bidder will comply with local
A ban against the issuing of burn
ing permits was continued in
effect.
Webster cautioned that if fa
vorable weather predicted
through tomorrow does not ma
terialize, conditions could quick
ly turn critical again.
manufacturing requirements as
hereinafter Hated. No bid for
less than the appraised value will
be considered. Each sealed bid
must be submitted In duplicate
and be accompanied by a deposit.
The deposit must be In cash or
In the form of a certified check
on a solvent bank and in favor of
the Treasurer of the United
States. The amount of the de
posit will be at least 20 of the
first $1,000 of the appraised value
of the timber: an additional 10'
of the next $9,000; an additional
5" of the amount between $10,
000 and $100,000: and additional
3'V of anv amount in excess of
$100,000. The deposit will be re
turned to unsuccessful bidders:
applied a a part of the purchase
price of the nigh bidder; or that
portion of the deposit represent
ing the minimum required by
law shall be retained as liqui
dated damage if the high bidder
doe not execute contract and fur
nish satisfactory bond within
thirty days. of acceptance of the
bid or cannot furnish evidence
of his ability to comply with the
local marketing requirement. In
sales over $5,000, and In small
sales when required, the high bid
der will be required to furnish
a sworn financial statement,
showing ability to fulfill the
terms of the contract A bond on
all sales will he required In an
amount computed at the rate of
at least 15 per cent of the bid
price. Payfnent for timber will
be required In advance of cutting,
payment in full at the time of
filing the contract being required
In sales amounting to. $5,000 or
less. In larger sales, the Regional
Administrator may permit pay
ment In a number of install
ments. Timber sold in accordance
with this advertisement must be
manufactured within the market
ing area as designated for each
tract hereinafter described in ac
cordance with the Order of the
Secretary of the Interior, No.
2285. and Nos. 2380 to 2390. Incl.,
dated December 11, 1946 and No
vember 29, 1947, respectively. The
United States has by agreement
been given the right to authorize
Its purchasers to use certain
roads and rights-of-way for the
removal of timber. Each bidder
should ascertain from the respec
tive District Forester's office, the
location of the road or right-of-way
covered by such agreement
relating to the tract upon which
he wishes to bid. It Is the bidder's
responsibility to determine for
himself the extent to which such
agreement will permit the use of
the road or right-of-way subject to
the payment of reasonable com
pensation to the assignor of the
United States. The right I here
by reserved to waive technical
defect In the advertisement; to
reject all bids, or to award the
timber for the amount of the
highest bid to the next highest
qualified bidder when the officer
authorized to approve the con
tract shall deem the high bidder
unqualified to fulfill the contrac
tual requirement of the advertise
ment. All tracts advertised for
sale for which no bid is received
on the sale date mav be sold on
the 30th day after the sale date
to bidders offering the highest
price during the thlrtv day In
terim. In no case will the timber
be sold for less than the ap
praised price. Further Informa
tion, including copies of the form
of contract, bid forms and sched
ules of contract payments mav
he obtained at District Offices of
the Bureau of Land Management,
located at Salem, Eugene, Rose
burg, Coos Bay. and Medford,
Oregon, or at the office of the
Regional Administrator, Building
No. 1, Swan Island, Portland 18.
Oregon. Dated at Portland, Ore
gon, this 9th dav of September,
1949. IN DOUGLAS COUNTY:
OREGON:.. ORAL ..AUCTION
BID: DOUGLAS MARKETING
Thur., Sept. 13, IMt The News-Review, Hosoburo,, Ore. J
AREA: T. M S.. R. 4 W., W. M
See. 2, all merchantable timber
designated for cutting on the
E'sSE'v estimated for the pur
pose of thia sale to be 1005 M.
feet Douglas fir, 60 M. feet In
cense Cedar, 55 M. feet White
fir, 5 M. feet Western Red Cedar.
No bid for less than $5.70 per M.
ft. B. M. for the Douglas fir,
$2.50 per M. ft. B. M. for the
Incense Cedar, White fir, and
Western Red Cedar, or a total
purchase price of $6,028.50, will
be considered.
ld bids wlU b received by A.
B Collier, Clerk at Jr. Huh School
Building. Roeeburg, Oregon, unUl
tember 30th. 1940, S OU o clock t. M
Pacific Standard Time, for the Rtver
elde Grade School C m-Audltorlum Ad
dition Building for School Dl.trlct No. 4
Douglaa County. Roeeburg, Oregon and
will than and thara be opened and
publicly read aloud. Blda received
altar the time fixed far openings will
not ba considered.
Plana. Specifications end form of
contract documents may be examined
or obtained at the office of Treeman
and Haytllp. Assoc. Archta., 9040 a W
3rd Avenue. Portland, Oregon, upon e
depo.lt of SIS 00, which will be re
funded upon the return of the plana
and speciflcaUona within a reasonable
Umo.
Attention la called to Bidder Prequeu
flcations, aection SS-10.1 to M-luS In
clusive, Oregon Compiled Laws An
nolsted . which must be Iliad with the
Clark 10 days before dale for opening
of bids end for which forms may ba
obtained et the office of the Are Hi
tec ta,
Ne proposal will be confide red un
less accompanied by a certified check,
cashier's check or bid bond (with au
thorised surety company as surety!
made payable to the Owner In an
amount of not less than s of the
amount of the bid Surety bond lor
bondsi will be required in accordance
with the terms of the contract docu
ments. The School Dlatrtct No. 4. Douglas
County, Oregon reserves the right to
reject any or all Mda and to waive
Informs lltlea.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
sfter the hour set for the opening
thereof or before award of the con
tract, unless ssid sward la delayed
for a period exceeding as days.
A. B. COLLOU, Clerk.
Plrrt publication Sept. S. less.
Second publication Sept. IS, Iks.
Third publication Sept. SS. Ipse.
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Californians In Lead j
In Civil Service Work
WASHINGTON (JP) Callfor-
Tiians are well in the lead among
the states in federal civilian em
ployment, the Civil Service com-;
mission said.
As of July 1 there were 202,-
572 federal civil service employ
er in the sunshine state out of
an over-all U. S. total of 2,
109.435, the agency said. j
Next In order were New York,
182.261, and Pennsylvania, 111,
216. Delaware had the smallest
total, 1,783.
The Washington, D. C area
had 217,237.
. U. S. Civil Service employment,
bv states includes: California,
202.572; Oregon, 17,035; and
Washington 49,587.
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SAVE ON SCHOOL SANDWICHES
SNACK
LUNCHEON
MEAT
12-oz. can.
29c
Kraft's
Pabst-ett
Cheese Loaf
2-lbs.
7?
mi CITY DBIV
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Campbells
Tomato
3 or
Soup
NO. 1 Can
SILVER SKILLET
CHILI CON CARNE
Hershey & Mars
CANDY BARS
6
For
No 1
Can Criterion
Pink Salmon
(5)
39c
HAM
Short thank
Armour's Star
Half or Wholt .... lb. 49e
Loan and Tondor
BONELESS PICNIC
Half or whole lb. 55c
PORK ROASTS lb. 39c
LEAN CENTER CUTS
RIB BOILING BEEF 2 lbs. 35c
TEMPTING AND TASTY
VEAL STEAK. lb. 49c
FANCY MILK FED
FRESH GROUND BEEF . 2 lbs. 65c
ALL MEAT, NO CEREAL
WE PUT'ER IN A HEAP
'N SELL'ER CHEAP
"UNCLE DAVE"
lob's Produce
PARSNIPS Fresh ond Crisp 2 lbs. 23c
RED YAMS
Excellent for Baking
3 lbs. 33c
CAULIFLOWER
Snow Whitt Heads
ea. 19c
RADISHES
and Green Onions, local
2bu.l3c
ORANGES
Sunkist, 220 Size
2 doz. 89c
NO. 2 CAN HEART OF CALIF.
ALL GREEN CENTER CUTS
ASPARAGUS . . . 15c
HILLS, M.J.B., FOLGERS
LB.
49c
CIGARETTES
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
Ctn.
1.39
IVORY SOAP
LARGE BAR ,. , 12c
CITY DRIVE-IN MARKET
IMITATION VANILLA
FULL PINT . . 49c
SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER
(Everyday Price) . . 37c
SUN GRAZE CORNED BEEF
12-oz. Can . . . . .. 35c
CITY DRIVE-IN MARKET
MINUTE FRESH COFFEE
LB.
45c
NO. 214 CAN
Cottage Tomatoes
SUNSHINE
SHREDDED
WHEAT
13c
NO. 2i2 CAN
TRULY RIPE
PEACHES
3-LB. CAN
SNOWDRIFT
SHORTENING
69c
STORE HOURS
Weekdays 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday and Holidays . . 9 a. m. to 7 p m.
Absolutely n sales to d.al.rs. We reserve the right
to limit quantities. Grocery specials good Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. Meat and Produce pries ef
fective Friday and Saturday.
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