14 The Nw-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Wed., Sep. 21, 1949! I
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THE MORNING AFTER Brokers, clerks and traders jam the
streets in front of London's stock exchange as the clock points
toward ten o'clock end the usual opening hour. Exchange end
banks remained closed to evoid financial turmoil on the morn-
ing after the ennouneement that Britain had devalued the pound
by 30 p.rc.nt.-IAP Wir.photo via radio from London).
Ruined Village, Human Bones In
Everglades Jungle Pose Mystery
FORT LAUDERDALE. Kl.i.,
Sept. 21 Wl An abandoned vil
lage with human bones strewn
around has been found deep In
the everglades.
Three men from nearbv Davie
Hully Stirling. William Hill
and L. . Harvey -made their way
to the ghost village and brought
back a report of their find, the
Fort Lauderdale Dally News said.
The village, located on a hlL'h
hummock, once contained about j
a dozen buildings. Including
sugar mill, the men reported.
Bones of human and animals,
broken canoes, bits of pottery,
copper caldrons, and "every con
ceivable kind of debris" was reen
tered among the rotting build
ings, they added.
All the buildings were of cy
press, held together with hand
wrought nails of copper and
bronze.
Stirling, a wartime pilot, first
sighted the village from the air.
The trio then went as far as
possible toward the spot In a
ilat-bottomed boat equipped with
an airplane propeller to skim
over the shallow water. Then
they hacked their way through
thick foliage and Jungle growth.
Stirling said the site is about
10 miles from the Intersection of
IJ. S. highway 27 and state road
84 and 30 miles west of Foit
Lauderdale.
They hope to find out what
happened to the people who built
the village and inhabited It for
some time before disaster over
took them.
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage License
DE VORE-PKELKIt - Merle
Jerome de Voi-e, ls Angeles,
and Dolores Pauline Peeler, Sulh
erlln.
Divorce Suit Filed
GLASGOW DonnalH-11 vs. Ken
neth Kldon Glasgow. Married
Dec. 25. 191. In Albany. Cruel
and Inhuman treatment charged.
Plaintiff asks custody of their two
rhlldren and a month sup
port. Kye is the name of an ancient
town in Kngland.
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With
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from
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PLUVBING
HEADQUARTERS
located just
1 Block South of
Garden Valley Rood
Junction.
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Toastmasters
Elect Officers;
Newcomh At Top
Ross Newcomb was elected
president of the Roseburg Toast
masters club, at a meeting at the
Hotel I'mpqua last night. He and
other newly-elected officers will
be installed at a "ladies night"
meeting to be held Tuesday,
Oct. 4.
Newcomb will succeed C. O. Sla
haugh as president. Herman
Matisoff was elected vice presi
dent, succeeding Newcomb.
Jerome Sheldon will take over as
secretary from Thomas W.
C'oates. Rill Lindsell was elected
treasurer in place of Itclhcrt
Parker, anil Dr. S. L. DeLapp was
named sergeant-al arms, succeed
ing Phil Hatth.
Slabaugh served as toast master
at Inst night's mivting. Speakers
Included Malisoff and Dr. Dc
Lapp. Matisoff told of the addi
tional payrolls that are brought
Into the county by Industries
which use waste wood. He de
scribed the production of wire
hound boxes and declared that
they are manufactured from
wood which "In 'M plants out of
1(H)" go Into the burner. Dr. De
Lapp told the history of osteop
athy and of its founder, Dr. An
drew T. Still.
Toastmasters decided to Invite
members of the Toastmislress
club to attend the Installation of
oKicers Oct. 4.
City Officials To Talk
At Lions Club Session
An explanation of city problems
by (lie heads of two city depart
ments will provide the program
tor the weekly I.ions club meet-
i llllil Illt l ,
inc Thursday at t
Hnicl f mptnia.
I0n m In the
Fire Chief William Mills will
talk on his department, and City
Inspector C. M. Honiols will dis-
,illss ,h' HtiiUHnu code and its re-
qtnrrnirnts.
1 AcvnuliiiK to ("hninn.ni Or. K.
V. c'.uli'i', t hp pidKiam Is in
koi'i!iR with tho mmmiltrM'ii
plan t hiwr InliMcslinj; nd in
fn'niallv( spcakri'K or cntcrlaln.
nionl for rach mi'lliiR.
loount of his recent visit In Ione
JUDGMENT SATISFIEO "Beach and a Kiwanis meeting in
Satisfaction of Judgment has ;tn nit hy Hey. V. A. MacArlhur
been filed with the cnuntv clerk highlighted the local clubs week
in the suit of Harry l. Klnnear meeting Tuesday at the Hotel
Yalcs. The Judgment In favor of I
th drfiMiiiaiiis w as In I ho amount I
nf $7 .'.'(lo. The claim, awardivl
Julv 2t. l!r. rclaiivp to inti'r. I
csts In Iho Kinnrar Heights tract, j
Kosrlnu c, w,is paid iy 1 K. and !
A. IJ. I leiinm':ci . successors In
title to Il.inv l. Kinnenr in and
to an undivided one half Interest
In the proeitv. I
mtm
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Won xls itftxti milk new, Cm
nut Foti PjiK Ktint McnMry.
$11 9-'
tn.tallatirtn Fxl'a
Lockwood Motori
Rot. and Oak
Phont 80
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Miiciiuaiitc
Minimum Set
For Sr. High
School Board Also Will
Sponsor Vets Training
Plan In Central Douglas
Action fixing the minimum
number of noun a student may
attend the Senior High school
wan among the decision made
Monday night at a three-hour
meeting of the f!oehut(f nrhool
board, City School Supt. Paul S.
Elliott said today.
Students planning to attend
the city's Senior High school, but
wishing to take only one or tun
hours, muxt spend at least a full
half-day In school, according to
the board. Elliott said the action
was taken In order to quality
the student for state aid.
The amount of total work on
Riverside and Fullerton grade
schools and the central heating
plant completed thus far was es
timated at between 75 and 85
percent. The estimate was given
by Van Svarverud, representing
the Eugene architect firm em
ployed by the district, in answer
to questions put by the school
board.
To Sponsor Training Program
Ttie board also agreed to spon
sor the veterans farm training-on-t
he-Job program for central
Douglas county, with Robert "Bor
land as Instructor. Elliott said
the move was made necessary
because of the Increased number
of veterans in this area who have
expressed a desire for such a
program
The program was begun here
Jfveral years ago by Homer
fc? h'.? "u Z
program has expanded and was
turned over to Newell Wood of
Canvonville. Shortly afterward.
agricultural classes were con
ducted at C'anyonvllle, largely be
cause of the amount of interest
in the program centered In that
area.
Holland, a graduate of Ore
gon State college and termed by
Elliott as "highly qualified" for
Ihe Job, should be contacted by
veterans interested In the pro
gram. Elliott said a class of 20
is considered top capacity and
that he estimates that number of
veterans will apply.
In taking action related to the
Senior High school's new cen
tral healing plant, the board ap
proved a change order on the
heating lines, providing for the
installation of a new manhole
and sloping lines. The new order
will alter the lines to guard
against breakage caused hy heavi
ly loaded trucks passing over Hie
school grounds, Elliott said.
Action On Other Matters
A report was also submitted
by Ihe heating contractor indicat
ing that the Senior High school
will have heat from the new unit
hy next Monday, with Fullerton
slated to get heat later in the
week. The hoard also heard a
report submitted hy Henry Doell
feld of the Doellfeld Incinerator
company. In charge of Installing
Incinerators at the Senior and
Junior High schools and River
side and Rose prade schnnl The
incinerators w ill dispose of all j
burnable materials, thus elim -
inale the unsightly ash piles for-1
merlv found near the city's 1
scnoois, f.inott said.
Ihe board also ruled acatnst
granting commercial photogra
phers permission to take indi
vidual students' pictures. The
board felt the ruling wss nec
essary because of the crowded
classrooms and double shltt sys 1
terns, reducing the amount of i
Instruction time. The move does
not affect the room pictures to
he taken by local photographers
lor puniicaiion in the annuals.
i )t her boa rd act ion i ncluded
hiring of an additional typist to
aid school svstem secretarial per-
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Kiwcmis Given
Reports On Two
Regional Meets
j Reports by delegates to the re
1 cent Kiwanis International con
Jventlon in IHirtland and an ac-
IVlrcalos irv Brunn, Maiiiiw 1
N" :n anrl Nat Johnson re-
P' ''"I n various phases of the i
Portland mootine. and Pn-sidonl '
Kai l riummrr, who also attended.
attdoct further remarks.
I "v. Mr. MacArthur attended a
meeting which he said. "No one
c"u' : alk out on." while he was
In I.onk' Heach. The meeting was
iichi .to in i nimvr me ciiv in a
j Pouplas P C4 plane. There" were
! 44 on Ihe trip. Inrludine M.io-
Arthur, his twin hrnther Will
and his father, the latter two of
, l.nn" Heach. j
j He took several colored tile-
tures. which he showed on the
1 nwn. and also played a lape re
Periling of a IVminute broadcast
'of the program.
the memm-rship voted to have
their annual roster made up with
pictures of each of the members.
The female
than the male.
falcon is larger Kirst Baptist church are reijuest
jed lo m.-et at 1 o'clock Thuis-
- day. Sept. 22. at the church for
PILES
IHtMORRHOIOti
RKTAL AND COLON
AtCMfNTS
STOMACH OlSORTtRS
TnjtM littort Ur Mil" Tt"
Moo, mnhfQh Fri.- lOo nv f
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to S on lentngi: Wotx,
VN ed and ffi-, until I (n ,
Ant or roll for PRIC rtr.trf.e booklt
The Dean Clinic
In Our 39th Year
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ALPINE CLIMBERS? NOPE-Kx-pt for their hard hats and
jackhaiiiiriers, tne.se men uoiking high on the sheer rok face of a
c.-myon wall might be mistaken for mountain climbers. But the
scene is Hungry Hor.se, Mont,, site of what will soon become the
world's fotirtn largest concrete dam, across the I'lathead River.
These jackhainniei men are drilling holes to prepare for blasting the
can von wall down to the solid bedrock that will support the dam.
So steep is the wall that two men are required on each jackhammer.
Jury Denies Damages
In Auto Accident Suit
Verdict for the defendant in the
damage suit of Anna Schwartz
I vs. Melvin Henry Russell and
Ethel Russell was returned bv a
Jury of 12 late Tuesday in circuit
court here.
Mrs. Schwartz had a s k e d
$15,000 general damages, plus
$.'i0H snecial damagls, as the re -
suit of an automobile accident
Oct. 4. 1047, north of Myrtle
(rerk.
LOCAL
Reported Ml I Iirnlr1 Mfi'hn.v Back to Work Mrs. Walter Oil
man is roportrd ill at his home ; Irr has returnr. to hnr work at
In Klgarosc. ihe Cnrnmorrial Abstract com
. panv, following a week's vaa-
Here Tuesday Kelly Bros! of
Winston spent Tuesday In Hose
buiff attending to business.
Team to Practice The Kalo
auxiliary drill tram will meet at
8 p.m. Thursday at the Eagles
hall for practice.
Dillardi Home Mr. and Min.
.T. K. Dillard are back at their
home on South .tnckson street,
following a few days in Portland
and at coast points.
Leaves Fop University Arthur ,
Backlund. Mm of AJr. and Mrs. !
Carl Kackhind. has left for Ku- '
jrene to attend Cniversity of Ore
gn.
Enjoy Visit Mr. and Mrs
filcnn Taylor spent the weeken 1
Newport Beach and slopped in
Portland to visit Mr. Taylor's
mother.
At Johnson Home Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Mullcr of Helix.
Ore., are visiting the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar John
son, in Klgarose,
Back From Coast Mr, ami
1 banes S. Collins and tw
children are hack at their home!1'- Norman Sallee have return-
inKosehurg. following a few das '
hi coast, points. f
Attends ta Business Ah Rice
of Dillard was a business visitor
In Kosehurg Tuesday. I'e return
ed last week from a trip to Call
forma.
Sunshine Club to Mert The
N'orthside .Sunshine cluh will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Miss Hernardine Prin
cen. 231 N. Chadwick street.
Patch and Chat Club to Meet
The Patch and Chat club wiil
meet Thursday evening at S , -clock
at the home of Airs. Thom
as Kindlay on the Keasey road.
I Club to Meet The Helpin
Hand club of Kdenbowcr will
meet at noon politick luncheon
, Thursday at the home of Mrs. It.
I'aley. Members are asked to
ni '"H "loir w-winR.
S,P Her ""h Piotrrtrh.
!l,l"i''ntativp of the nu-toni h
.Post company of San Krancisco.
j spent Monday in Hosebuig en
route on a business trip from
Portland to Klamath Kails.
Guardian, to Meet Camp Fire
t'liiardians will meet in Ihe base
ment of Ihe Christian church
1 Thursday night at 8 o'clock. M
ving picitires ami singing Hie
Planned for the evening,
-
Here From California .lames
Mn ot San l.ahnel. I'ahf.
visiting relatives and friends in
Hosebuig and with his son and
lamily at Corvallis. lie foi merlv
resided here.
Victory Circle to Meet All
members of Victorv circle of the
an important session.
Back From Coa.t Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hailov have return
ed to their home In Hosebui g. fol
lowing several days at Seal l!o, k
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. lire,
man Boise.
ITCH
'Vhlfi' l h'M ror-
tcion and u ,i ron-
te lor hie if not
M-d Ita l ietie
i the Itoh-mMe. ht. h ini'vum 10
onlitw irmlmtnt rORA kill the
Mot- mtte lrn,it itntuntU OnU thrt-e
rtvi" F XROH A treatment t reduirea
Mil onlera Riven prontt tteni.ua
r4 Meyer Drt. Rear
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ADMITTEO TO BAIL
Francis Collins, of Roseburg,
arraigned in Justice court Tues
day on an assault and battery
charge, asked to see an attor
ney, and his hail was set at $100,
; '.'"P"" Jusllce OI ,,,e
i J- Geddes.
! Arnold Grove, route 1. Rose-
, burg, arrested Monday hy Deputy
Sheriff Dallas Bennelt. on a
! charge of drunkenness, was fined
' SiO and commllted-to the county
jail in lieu of payment, Geddrs
rcMovd.
MWS
tion.
Potluck Luncheon The Sted
fast class of the First Presbyter
ian church will meet at a noon
not luck luncheon Thursday, Sept.
22, at the church parlors.
Stayinq With Aunt Miss Ma
ble Wilkenson. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Claude Wilkenson of
Caston. Ore., is spending the win
1 1 e r wi 1 h her aunt. Mrs. Ma ry
Hanson, and will attend school
in Roseburg.
Returns to San Francisco
Mrs. Jnhn Kinger 'formerly Opal
Pa ra oo ) has ret u rn ed to her
; home In San Francisco, follow
I ing a week In Sutherlin visiting
! her patents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Parano, and other relatives anil
i friends.
j Tournament Continued Worn
i en of the Roseburg Country club
; wHI continue the handicap golf
j tournament plav Thursday morn
j Ing at R:.in o'clock at the club
course, followed by a 12:30 o'
clock luncheon and contract
' bridge play at 1 :30 o'clock.
Back From Vacation Mr. and
f from a week s vacation spent
asningion ana i anacta. Airs.
.rtiu-i mis ri'sumea net worn as
bunk keeper at the Douclas Ah-
stiact company office.
! Sewinq Club to Meet The Rifle i
R;ini;e Sewing chih will ohsei ve ,
i yol I a n na day with an exchange
nf pifts and selectine new names ;
for the year at a meetinc Thurs- 1
j d;n- afternoon at the home of j
, Mrs. Cray re liloomquist.
I Back From Vint Mrs. Bud !
1 Reese and children. Muriel and !
I Tommy, and the former s M- i
I ter. Miss Acnes Jordan, have -e-1
I turned to Rosehurc following a i
; seven weeks' vacation visiting :
relatives and friends in North .
Oakota. Montana and Washing- !
ton. "
Circlrs to Meet Circles of the
Methodist church will meet at 2
: o'clock Thursday at the follow-:
InjT places: No. 1. Mrs. K. K.
Maurer, Center street; No. 2.,
Mrs. R. L. Whipple. 329 K. Poug- i
la street; No. X Mrs. J. E. Dent.
SITi S. Tine sireet. and No. 4.
Mi s. l.uoien Cohh, 740 S. Jack- '
son street.
H.E.C. to Meet Kverpreen '
Home Kconnmic cluh will meet
;r a noon potluck luncheon Thurs- 1
d.iy ai the hall, followed hy a
Stanley party. Kach member is '
asked to brine a truest. Host-.
esses uill be Renie Jenkins. Car-
net Kolmsbee and Margaret Me-1
Cord.
Dessert Supper Iady Klks
will meet at an 8 o'clock dessert-
supper Thursday night ai the
temple with Mrs. Robert Keefe.
Mrs. Ralph Hecathorn. Mrs. Ross
Myers, Mrs. Bruce Lat'tn and
Mrs. John Rurkhart. hostesses. :
Contract bridge and pinwhle will
be in play.
Potluck Supper Pythian Sis
ters are invited to attend a ti 'to
o'clock potluck supper Thursday
night at the K. of P. hall to honor j
members having birthdays in '
July. August and September and
lo especially honor tlma Friday
grand chief of the Jurisdiction of
Pthian Sisters, who is now re,
siding in Oregon. i
irt.AL NO TICK
no Tit it or in I Mi rri it utio
toi i hm.i; ix rniM ir i
HIVI S-.IDN n n
Notlre is given herebv that Norman 1
MiKi-e h ded n ai-plirjiiiofi tn the'
oile ot ih. t S.rufc.iin. Stai En
Lost Found
rOI'ND Gl.ue. In rate, by rit.rl
Tr.nifrr Owner Identify and pay for
art fall at New-Reviw
LOSTRpd mala Cocker on Harvard
Ave. between Corey and Vet a Far.
1MI Poat St etched on licena. 9M.
Reward Thnmaa R. Meader.
Notice
CARD OF THANKS
W thank our many friends (or thlr
expression of mptihy in our re
cent jvorrnvr and for ihe many beau
tiful flower
Anton Coenenbcrg Family
Sutherlin. Oregon
NO HUNTING or trepai.ng oq my
property, including the Harrta place.
Phil Strader. Glide.
Financial
F. H. A.
UMPQUA REALTY
Arrow from Poet Office oo Hifnav OU
112 N SDnn Ph 1V1VJ
Dogs
Jacob's Kennel's Ph. 73-6-J
T H OH 01 TG H B RED Cocker Spaniel pup
plA, 110. M. Ward. Brock way, Ore
gon. GKA-HVrcOCKER KFNNElaS. P:imie tUTl
or Y Keg and peti pupoieali
romr Stud i-rvl(i
Persotial
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. PO oi
1116 or Phone 1S4J0-L or VHJ-J
flneer. for the approval of a change
in point of diversion of water from
Cow Creek.
In the adjudication proceed, n n de
termining the relative rights lo the u
of water of Cow Creek and its tribu
taries a water right was adjudicated In
the name of P. A. Farnam for the Irri
gation of S acres in NE'SE'. .IO acres
in NW'.SE1,, 14 acres In SWSE'.
Section 12, Township 32 South, Hang
5 Wen. W M , with a date of priority
of September 31), lUifl. through the
Johns Irrigation Ditch from Cow Creek.
The point of diversion of the Johns
Irrigation Ditch Is located 4W feet
south and 9j0 feet eait from the west
quarter corner of Section 4, Township
J3 South. Hitnse 4 Ueat. W. M
Norman McKcel, owner of the above
described land to which said waler
right Is appurtenant, proposes to irri
gate said land by means of a portable
DumDirm nlant. the Doint of diversion
of said pumping plant to be located
50 fret south and l.VKl feet west from
the eail Quarter corner of Section 12.
Township 32 South, Range West, W
All persons Interested are notified
herebv that a hearing will be held at
the County Court Hnusa at Roseburg.
Oregon, on November 1. lt4B. at 10 O0
o'clock a rn. All objections to the pro
posed change, if any there are, will
be heard ai said tint and place. Any
objections shall be prepared In writing,
one copy to be served on Norman Mr
Keel, Aralea, Oregon, and one copy
filed wilh Ihe State Engineer. Salem.
Oregon, .logo t her. with a t2 filing fee
at lesM lu das prior to the date set
for hearing. If no objections arc filed,
no hearing will be held.
Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 2nd day
of September. 1!)49.
CHAS. E. STRICKI.IN
State Engineer.
Sea'fd bid will ba received by Rer
ntre Matthews, Clerk at School Home.
Tiiler. Oregon, uniil October 7. 194H
HMO o'clock P. M for the addition and
slteratlnns Rulldini for School District
No. 114, Douglas County, Tiller, Oretton
and will then and there be opened
and publicly read aloud. Rids received
alter the time fixed tor openings will
ool be considered
Plans, Specifications and form of eon
tract novumenls may l examined or
obtained at the of fire of Freeman
and Havilip, Aimc. Archts.. 2040 S. W.
3rd Avenue. Portland. Oregon, upon a
deposit of S2- 00, which wilt be re
funded upon the return of the plans
and specifications within a reasonable
Urn.
Attention Is railed to Bidder Prequall
flcations. Section W8-HU lo PH-101 in
clusive, Oregon Compiled Laws Anno
tated, which must be filed with the
Clerk 10 days before date for opening
of bids and for which forms may be
obtained at the office of the Architects
No proposal will be considered unless
accompanied by a certified check, cash
ter s check or bid bond wilh authorised
surety company as surety made pay
able to the Owner in an amount of
not less than 5' of the amount of
the bid Surety bond mr bonds will be
required in accordance with the terms
of the contract documents.
The School District No. 114, Douglas
County, Oregon reserves the right to
reiect anv or all bids and to waive
informalities
No bidder may withdraw his bid after
the hour set for the opening thereof
or before award of the contract, unless
said award is delaed for a period
exceed mi 30 days
First publication Sept 19, lft4t
Second publication Sept. 26. 1040.
BERN ICR MATTHEWS.
Clerk.
NOTICE FOR BIOS
FOR hlKttr BtPAIS
Sealed propoula will be received bv
the recorder ol ihe City of Kiweburg.
Oreeon. el hi office in th City Hall
in faid ciiy up lo SiKI P. M on October
3. UM, for the improvement of ail thai
part of ford Street between the South
iiiv ' 1-ane Sireet and the North line
of Mnaher Street by excavatinf and fill
ing the dirt area nf the street to tine
and grades eatabhihed by the City Engi
neer: b pro imitg a M foot width be
tween Sireet linen of Ford Sireet and bv
construction of curb returns and by the
ur facing thereof wilh two 2 shots of
oil. all In the manner provided by Ordi
nance No H.V3 in accordance with the
grade, plans and specifications nf the
City Engineer filed at the office of
the Citv Recorder of said city
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms which will be furnished
upon application to the undersigned
and must be accompanied by a certi
fied checK payable to the City Recorder
for 5 percent of the amount bid to be
forfeited to the City in the event
said bid ts accepted but the bidder
shall fail to enter Into a contract and
bond with the city in accordance with
Ihe terms of Ihe bid A bond of 100
per cent of the amount of the eon- ;
tract satisfactory lo the city will he ,
required from the contractor. The time
utMied In the proposals for completing
the work will be considered in award
ing the contract.
The Council reserves the right to re- I
jeel anv and all bids
Bv order of the Common Council t
dated and first published September 21.
1949.
WILLIAM D BOLLMAN
City Recorder
Roseburg, Oregon
NOTICE rOK BI1
I OK f T K E L T RKPAIR t
Sealed propoal! will be received by
the recoroer of tie City nf Roeburg.
l)reg..n. at his oftice in the City Unit
in Mid ciiv up to 5 (M P M on October ;
.1. lt!. for the repair of North Jack- 1
son Street between 2nd Avenue Soulh ,
and the Southern Pacific Railroad right
of way by the widening and surfacing
thereof to a width of 2H feet on each
me of the center parkway and be
tween said Southern Pacific Railroad
right of way and 1st Avenue South by i
the widening and surfacing thereof to a !
width nf ii feet on each siae of the
center parkway and b the construction j
of curb and gutiers along each side '
tnereoi, ana oy tne surtactng or saia
parts thereof to said width as may be
net-ear with aphal(ic concrete or
com-re t surface, all in the manner pro-
ided by Ordinance No USA and in
accordance with (he trade, plana and
upecif icaitons of the Cm Engineer filed
at the office of tne City Recorder of
said CIm
All bids must be submitted upon
ht.tr ill forms w hich will be furnished
upon application to the undersigned and
mut be a com pan ieJ b a certified
check pat rM to the Cit Recurder j
ft i percent of the amtHint bid to
be forefeiled to the City in the event
S4id bid la accepted but the bidder :
hall fail to enter Into a contract ;
and bond ith the ciiv In accordance
with the terms of the bid A bond
of litO percent of the amount of the -contract
Mtisfactory to the city will ;
be reqi:irtd from the contractor. The :
time taied in the proposals for rom
pletirig ihe work will be considered in,
awardinc ihe contract
The Council ree.es the right to re-;
ect an and all bid
Bv n-der of t-e Common Cmincll
datd and first published September 11,1
148
Willi MHO BOtXMAN I
t"it Recorder
Ro4urg. Orrgosi
Autos
Grand
Opening
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
NEWEST USED CAR LOT
WINSTON. OREGON
See 'Jake- Jacobson. the obliging mana
ger of this new place and buy.
This Week's Specials
144 Chev Ffeetmaster. 3 door
Radio at heater for only 1 10O3 00
1941 Bulck Special Sedan. Ra
dio and heater TM 00
, 19-41 Dodge 4 door sedan. 795 00
Riverside Motors
Winston. Oregon
FORTR ADE -'39 LaSelle. good condi
tion; for older model See C. H. Berg.
Melrose RL, Box 97-M om fair St,
after 4 30 .
TRADE MY EQUITY In 1941 Ford sedan,
very clean, new motor; for 1937 or
lfllS Chev. sedan. Inquire 923 So.
Pme. Apt. 1
FOR' SALE : ;41 International ton
6ick-up, '48 Harley Davidson "12.V,
oth In perfect condition. Phone 1108-
R orcail atJt3S. Main.
MUHS MONEY for your car Cash oo
the soot Cork rum Motors. Inc Ue
Soto. Plymouth Phone 409 114 N ,
Rose St ;
10.16 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. 1130. C. !
W. White, 2055 hi, Stephens, ph. 499-
J-4. I
EQUITY FOR SALE 49 Dodge road-
ster, z.imxj miles. 1775 for J0Q. lail
526-J-X-2 evenings S to .
1937 FORD V-8 sedan delivery. Reason -
able. 316 E 2nd Ave.. N Ph. KWS-L.
1941 STUDE 4-door sedan, priced 9630.
See Bar Tender at Van's Tavern.
FOR SALE - 39 Buick coupe. R H,
tilM H. G. Wilson. I'mpqua Park.
38 CHEVROLET COUPE Runs good.
$18. Call 319-J-3 after S.
Trucks
'37 FORD flat -bed, S-speed Brownie.
'47 motor, recently overhauled L. M
Collins. 1-1 S miles from Wilbur on
ColesValley Road.
l ioaa INTERNATIONAL pickup. 1
1948 International pickup. I single
ax la piling trailer For Information
Phone 4.12 13 2ndAv South
AXLE SHAFTS for all makes of truckK
Ray's Truck Shop. 2053 N Stephana
Phone 4D9J-4
FOR SALE Dump truck, with ear
rnund job. Red Diamond Fuel Co..
Sutherlin
Loans
MONEY
tin t2i vi rr sir)
S200 KUJ0 UP TO S&00
Borrow on vour salary All steadtlr em
ployed men and women may qu.ihfy
today for alary loan up to VtOO
whether you're in a new lob or an old
on
Borrow on your ear or furnituro. Your
furniture or automobile make excel
lent security at l-ocl Loan paid for
or not I p to Kino on vour furniture,
up) to (500 on vour car
Special "Pay On l-oans. tin. g tWi
loaned till "Pay Day" or longer P
only for the actual number uf days
you seep ina money
$2S costs IV tor one week.
No other charge.
Phone for your Loan
LOCAL
LOAN CO.
Leo Bevy. Mgr
335 No Jack sob
Phone 1174
Lie. S-37S: M-3&3 RoMburg
LOANS
UP TO $300
Or your Signature. Purnlturo or
Livestock
UP TO $500
On your automobile (paid for. or nt
Loans made quickly, privately for any
worthwhile purpose such aa
t'nexpected expenses
Medical and Dental billa
Vacation expenses
Consolidate debta
Re-financing
When you borrow get your monev from
the Company that makes tt convenient
to borrow and convenient to repav
Lower payments now avaiiarji up
to 30 montha to repay.
CALKINS
FINANCE
CO.
20 Douglas Countv State Bank B'dg
Phone 4AO.
M-337 State Lie S-3M
IV anted
Wanted
BEEF. VFAL AND PORK
Fred Boyer
Phone 922-R-.1 or 4Q9-R-S or write
Route 1. Rooehurg
WiFPaTh
WE Bt"Y ued furniture, all tvpes Call
as mi iso jacKsoo, fbone 13S3-J
The Bargain House I
WANTED -Yourfavortehandmade ar-
tides to sell on consignment. The
Clover. 4 blocks W of Fairhaven. Mel
rose Road Call 444-J -4 for Informa
nt Hon
WANTED TO RENT 3 "to 3 bedroom. I
furnished house or apl. Will ps :
for good place Please call I'mpqua '
Hotel,room 423. j
WANT TO RENT 3-bedroonv unfur
nished house, reasonable Couple and
small child. Write Box 13, News-Re-,
view
WANTED TORENT2or 3"brtWm
morletn houe in or near Roeburg
References. Ed Claussen. Dillard. I
WANTED Junk, 'all kinds, copper -brass,
aluminum, lead, rags, batteries.
Bobs Salvage Vard:2J38 N Stephens
W ANTED Furniture, wwing machine
and tools Anything if value. Private
part PhotifjSJ R l j
CALL Al s for a fair-bid on your fur-
WANTED TO BlY-AII kinds of furnT
ture Let us bid on your house of ur- '
nuure Call ftat-B jit 5wN Jacknnt
WANTED Pasture with water fo J
head horse. Everett Cock re 1 1. 114 N ,
Parrot St (
W ANTED Piano for Winnton CommunT
ty HalL Anyone having same, call'
710-J-.1
bedspnngv Ph
WANT -Small old-fashioned iron pot.
Write box 13. News-Review
WANTED CAT 9S Myrtle Creek
Autos
LockwoocTs .
USED CARS
Best Buys
Anywhere
1M FORD Cl.l'B COI'PE !T49 HO
IBM OLDSMOHII.E SEDANETTI 1TO500
1M NASH rOKDQR SDN JII9S 00
192 DOIXiE FOR DOR SDN 7 00
1!M2 CHKV TI'DOR SDN. . . W5 00
191 PLYMOVTH rORDOR SDN. (IBS 00
1940 PLYMOUTH FORDOR SDN. 3.5 00
19: CHEV. COI'PE .95 00
1917 FORD TI'DOR SDN 345.00
1DJ1 MODEL A SEDAN T.0
Open Sunday
From 9 To 3
Trucks And Pickups
1M DODGE H T PICKUP 114.1 0t
194a WILLYS JEEP I10B5 (10
1948 WILLYS PICKUP .. . 995.00
194(1 W ILLYS STATION WAGON IMS. OH
1943 FORD LUMBER TRl'CK 1993 00
194(1 CMC. CHASSIS AND CAB 195 00
194J FORD FLATBED 495 00
1941 FORD PANEL MS.M
You Pay Less For
Used Cars At
LOCKWOOD
MOTORS
Easy Terms
Take Your
Pick of One
of These
Fine Ford Products
1M Fnrd Club Coupe Original
miles. 9.100. Perfect in ev
ery way. Radio, heater St
undercoated only $I7M.0
194T Ford Super Deluxe S door
sedan. Thin car Is spotless
and has heater 1390. nt
1946 Ford business coupe, radio
and heater. One of the
best 1099 00
1946 Ford 1 door sedan. Junt
the car to haul your small
children 1I9A00
1941 Ford Super Deluxe four
door Sedan. Thin week's
special 790.0
1937 Ford 'mT Sedan. Rebuilt
motor. A sharp beautiful
car. 390.A
19.T Merctirv Conv Coupe, over
drive, radio, heater 405.0
Riverside
Motors
140 N. Stephens Ph 49n-W
Better Buys
at Barcus
. t 79C
...VIM
1947 Dodge Custom sedan. It.
St H. , new tlrea, perfect
condition. . ISM
1940 Chev. Coupe, with factory
built pickup box
1940 Ford V4 coupe
1940 Hudson sedan
MS
1940 Studebaker Champion
coupe.
1939 Chev. Coupe
1934 Ford Tudor, good tires,
good motor. .......
19.19 Ford sedan
1939 Model A Panel
.
m
TRUCKS
1946 Cher lumber truck, new
motor and tires. Thornton
dual drive, rolls and bunks
for short lois Responsible
party ran handle with very
small down payment W...3IM
194 Studebaker pickup, excel
lent condition 9
1943 G I. 4x4 1', ton truck equip
ped with flatbed: also haa
dump bed and hoist Excel
lent condition Sftfi
BARCUS SALES I
SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Huhwar M N at Cardan Valla? Road
YOUR
PARTICULAR
TASTE!
Choice varies. And so we have
a wide selection of Guaranteed
Cars, most every make and
moflel from which to chooe
Your Inspection is Invited. We
stand behind every car wc sell.
Corkrum Motors, Inc.
Your
DeSoto
PLYMOUTH
Headquarters
no S Stephens Ph MA-J
"ell be here Tomorrow t
Back up What We Say and
Do Todav"
Roseb
urg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reasonabl pncea OM AC term.
Chevrolet - Bulck - Ponuae Cadilla
trade-in.
CH"VSUER "oval 4door sedan.
Body it paint very good Tires like
new Mechanically In A-l condition
Juit completely overhauled. Fine
trouble - free transportation Some
mrmf Jn,uir Doug.a. Co. Slat
Hank Blrtg.. or phone 4sS
14.000 miles on motor; R H new
brakes, rear shocks, tires, battery and
ftr?'!" 5,"n ,h''ut See at
40 s Stephens evenings or call 900-Y
a times
FOR SAL"bRhlADil'for-pWkup. 1941
Studebaker President sedan. Ph. 14-
I