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12 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Mob., Oct. 24, 1949 Gold Fever Hits Alaska City After Strike Reported FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Oct. 21. (VI Gold fi-viT Iwis n;;ain grip ped this Alaska mining center. A find ol nui!cets "the size of peas" was reported forn the Yu kon river in the Fort Yukon-circle area. It is near the Aclic circle about 125 miles northeast of here. Word of the find a-a brought here bv Gilbert Lord, roadhouse opeator; Jim Mae,offin. a flier, and the Rev. Edward Badten, a flying missionary for the Assem blies of God church. They said Clifton Carroll, a fisherman, noticed nusrjets in the frozen sand and gravel on the axle of his fishwhoel. The missionary said he staked out a claim himself. "Gold has been found for two miles on each lde of the original strike," the missionary said, "and from all appearances It's a big strike." Gold is the commodity on which this central Alaska town based Its early growth, it is tak ing news of the new strike in stride. The rush to the scene is re ported to be of only minor pro jwrtions. Approximately SO pros pectors were reported working the Yukon In the area with picks, shovels and pans. Temperatures in the area are reported around 10 to 15 degrees. The Yukon river now is at its annual low stage because of freezing tributaries. It Is assum ed the discovery was made on ground usually under water. I "It's my first recess appoint ment, but the Job carries no pay." ! Verv soon Richard was out on the north lawn with a big bag lot peanuts, carrying out his share ! in the Truman welfare progarm. Many Catholic Priests Arrested In Czechoslovakia PRAGUE JP Church sources said today that communist-directed police raids of the last two weeks resulted in the arrest of dozens of Roman Catholic priests and caused unrest in some Czechoslovak communities. These sources estimated that more than 300 priests are now in Jail, most of them for opposing the government's new church control law which makes 'hem civil servants and gives the state control over all church appoint ments and financial and admini strative affairs. The police action against 1 priests, which was stepped up to break resistance to the govern ment's church control schemes, was separate from the wide ! spread roundups of small bus! j nessmen which sent thousands of i middle class elements to prison j and forced labor camps. Five-Year-Old Delegated To Feed Lawn Squirrels WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. i.V) The squirrels on the White House lawns should be latter today, at no cost to the taxpayers. Richard Feeney, 5, has hen, apKlnied to see to their welfare. Richard is the son of Joseph Feeney, White House legislative? officer. He and his father met President Truman in a Whit" House hall and Richard observed to Mr. Truman, with gestures: "The squirrels In LaFayelte park have stomachs th a-at big. but here they're only this big." The park, across the street from the While House, Is open to the public and its bags of peanuts. "I'll put you In charge feeding nquirrels," the president said. East Coast Longshoremen Sign Company Contract NEW YORK, Oct. 24. UP) Fears of an East Coast Long shoremen's strike evaporated to- I day after the union approved a ' new two-year contract with EjjsI I coast shipping companies. 1 Joseph P. Ryan, president of j the AFL International Longshore ! men's Association, announced 1 Inst night that a majority of the ILAs t5.000 members voted to accept the agreement. The present contract expires Oct. 30. The new agreement sets up a pension plan, with the companies to contribute five cents an hoi;r for each worker without employe contributions. Doctors 'Struck' After Fishbein Visited, Claim PORTLAND, Oct. 24. UP Oregon doctors virtually went on strike against a number of pre paid medical plans after Dr. Mo ris Fishbein of the American Medical association visited Ore gon some years ago, the govern ment charged Friday. A witness In the government's anti-trust suit against the State Medical society asserted there was a sudden change in attitude of the physicians then. C. C. Bechtold, general man ager of the National Hospital as sociation, said they stopped ac cepting patients from his asso ciation. As evidence he Introduced a letter from the Coquillc, Bell Knife, Mast and Bandon hospit als, notifying the association that they would not accept patients after March 1, 1940. In part the letter sajd, "It Is considered against the best Inter ests of the patient to have a third party (that is, a layman) come between the physician and his patient. Hereafter, only hospital associations owned and operated hv physicians will be acceptable to us." The government charges that the State Medical society at tempted to monopolize the pre paid medical field through its Or egon Physicians' Service. Bechtold also listed individual doctors he said had refused his patients. Bechtold said doctors "had combined" in Jackson, Jose phine, Douglas, Marion, Clatsop and Columbia counties to refuse tickets from his association. Dortna Dan Dedication Scheduled For Sunday COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. 24. The $14 million Dorena dam, built to hold back the Row river southeast of here, was dedi cated at a public ceremony here Sunday afternoon. Governor Douglas McKay pressed a but ton setting the dam in opera tion. The plans called for completion of the project In July of 1950. A 705-foot concrete spillway ec tion rises 147 feet into the air, but the greater part of the dam is earth fill, stretching 2600 feet southward from the concrete. The four million cubic yards of earth in the dam were almost all put in place last summer, with crews working 17-hours a day, Sunday and holidays included. The dam is the third of a series of flood control projects being built in the Willamette valley. Detroit dam on the North San tiam and Meridian dam on th? Willamette, near Lowell, are un der construction. SUIT TRAILS SHIP LOSS SAN FRANCISCO -7B The sinking this week of the Pana manian freighter Sallna Cruz has resulted in the filing in Federal For Blowing Bubbles Means Lift For Stricken Child ATLANTA, Oct. 22 (.TV-Blow ing bubbles is more than a game for four-yea-old Joyce Ann Whit worth it's a matter of life Itself. Several months ago, the little girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Whitworth of LaGrange. Ga., was operated on for a heart ailment. She returned home but a lung congestion developed. Back at Emory University hos- court here of two suits asking a total of $200,000 In damages. The Salina Cruz caught fire and was lost off the Washington coast The seventeen men of the crew were rescued and were brought to San Francisco. pltal, doctors tried to get her to breath deeply to clear up the con gestion. But that's hard tq ex plain to a fouryearold. So they rigged up two glass bottles with tubes. They showed Joyce Ann how she could beathe with the tube in her mouth, and pull water fom one bottle Into the other. That worked all right for a while, but fouryear-olds get bor ed with any plaything. A doctor came up with the so lution. An ordinary, toy bubble pipe was connected by a tube to one of the bottles. Now Joyce Ann sits up In her bed, blowing soap bubbles. And breathing deeply, to clea up that congestion in her lung. REPAIRING ELEVATOR ENTERPRISE CP) Salvage work I under way on the Wal lowa County Grain Growers' ele vator, whose top level was de stroyed by fire Monday at a loss ot $50,000. About 43,000 bushels of barley, oats, and wheat were destroyed in the fire which started in an electric motor. Part of the loss was .overed by Insurance. Ex-School Cleric Draws Six Years For Forgery HILLSBORO, Ore. UP) Eva Tinissen, 52-year-old for mer school clerk, was sentenced to six years' imprisonment for foring school warrants on the Mountaindale school district. News-Review Classified Ada bring best results. Dhone 100. ops" en Drainboards Sea Phil Ournam Lino'eum Laying and Venetian Blinds 920 S. Main 1336-J 1 BUWVA r ii CHRISTIE'S WATCH SHOP For Sale MONEY MAKING RESTAURANT Locating in Neighboring Town $13,500 Termi ROSEBURG REALTY AND INSURANCE CO. Umpqua Hotel Lobby . "The Convenient Place to Buy Iniunnce" General Logging Supplies ) Skookum Blocks Mall Power Saws ) Lincoln Welders fl) Coot King Donkey fl) Wire Rope Diiston Power Sawt fl) Lincoln Welding Rod Waco Wheel Arch Expert Sled Builder Available Anytime Splicing and Ferrule Work Expert Saw Mechanic PITCO of ROSEBURG, I,td. 1819 N. Stephens Phone 733-L Evenings Phont 1241-R Riverside Addition I 3 MISS AMERICA - I Look Who's Coming! Easy and Fun to Fix with Caveman Brand J I'M A o3)RED 7 j Goblin xJLJall Hte scoria '( 0WI1 WIENERS Ask your butcher for Free Perty look let containing simple, easy-to-follow direction! for clever Holloween stunt. Everybody loves weenies, 'specially at Hoi loweenf Now tasty, inexpensive Covemon Brand skinless wieners make ideal party treats! nd ll ui It II you mar about this pj.se Easy Urmi wiin only t in teil on balance, D"KS YOUR FAMILY require three bedroom horn. It m, heie it Ih plan t K i neat, clean, and tn attractive p location. 3 lam tuts, on should aril fur SIMM Lota of concrete wiIki, fruit it drag. garage $2MM dow n. fcasy term on in balance of Woo. Trad your trailer tn ai down pay tnent un a home We have a liirea U R home, with garage, food lo cation and laig lot. Let u make ou a deal. Valley Real Estate Agency US W. Caw Phone M WATTS HEAT ER. Rneem 40 gal electne. FURNACE, 70. 000 BTU oil forced air, auto matic, tpuo flau filtered. WINDOW SCRr.ENS Rvlnck aluminum. door SCREENS, front and rear. WINDOWS, Lockwood, "non-slick, float' In Rath", weather it ripped DOOR liri.1., front and rear. DOOR LIGHT, front and rear. GUTTEM.1 DOWNSPOUT, aluminum. RATH TUB. Brim, "non-skid." SHOWERS in everv bam. FIRFPLACES, eenuine "Healllator. LAWNS, p' and tended to first cut una. Selected Buys IMMACULATE CITY HOME I-bed-j-Mima, Jid bedroom In concrete b4e Itiriit, completely modern and newly redone in and out, garage, nice lawn, aliruba A, walk. A bargain (or quiik die. Prire a.VUVl cah HOUKRN 4-room home near nuay renter, alto leparat Mi. rental on bark of lot Mak an offer around 0ou, caah or term Voi r oioici between two itrariiv weitild borne tvacft haa a !! Jiving room, fining alcove, kitchen VMh abundant of cupboard. 1 laig kx'ilioom. hardwood flooring, furna'-e, fully plaitered & Inaulnled, vrnetun hlinda and rtrapei, attache garav'i l-rtfa free eoil lota, on baa Itre pl.ne Th hontea r about 1 year n d Klther may b purchased for only $.'.Xi. Hayden H. De Camp, Realtor 740 9 Stephen! Street Phon 171-L il ACHFS. nt h level IreTeoll part rreek bottom, H acre unaer plow. Lota of Her tn ear round, i brooder h'tutet, twti good rabina large pump h-tiii with laundry tra i. chickon coop, new bsrn, ft-room hou un der con;r union Good fencet. un Ftvemenr. l.l m.te f 10m Huebi'i g iv iar round creek. U.tttO, I'M I KMS, Hdw fir, utll. and laundry lrja Mihl.V) lot Clrr oil hraur, i unto nt ter. St.ttoo, S4AO dn I lilD toOMS, UiKe level let on Mrr pawd ir?ct and udeualk Good a- T.me, gi-d lawn and ihruhbery. write puk.M fence; WJ.'kI. Owner will tan amailer hon up to .S0Q a dn. pj t. G' 1UL mooiniv. I "fr V KCU.'SIVK AGENTS " JAM t.a U PAYNE, aitOKER ,,p lit Bnckway I'hon IW ' 1KLU I t'MM, SA1 F.SMAN i Bl l I'n.irie 4.1.1 J-X 1J' m. . . - .! tin 70 A SrtMK A.NU tiKAIN RANCH, on rouiu v road. .100 A. hat hern termed Thia ia a real ranch n.n a bruh pal h Will canv tHr cue ami mt up hay l,ood water esciy p.tMiir. A 4-beduom lious. n r. a , win, eierti ic watrr neater, pre iiir pump, new 1 1 ftwt red i en lor. decu ticee, wahlng macluna with nangi MjiI route, m-hoo! mu, and cream mute bv door, lour barm, li lie i hk'kcn bouse, 100 hem. An- omer home of J rooini, elei'trtcit v. a "d in good ahape. K.mr cow, two hi-ilt ' a. nil farm equipment, includ ing ii i tor. Lropa in, bay In bam. - rt.;ril full !Hrep can be bought riK u l ike, 23 too. aome term. Lv r.ie.1 lit mi i lea eat of Yonoalia. W. FIN TO I tng O inker d o w ment, TH AC down. arrange. "V FIES properly South of the NnrtR Umpqua River to the Garden Valley Road : and Wet of the R. Jt tracka to the South Umpqua River. Ed Mark, John Marl,, Ora Welker, War Bro. WB WILL Prmecut anyone found hunting or trepaalng on our prop erly on Roberta Mountain Road. Merit H. Doorlng and J Carl Ooer mg NO HUNTING or trepaalng on ur property North and Eatt of Newton Creek Road War Bro NO HUNTING "or trepaia1ngon for- " m vuivrr naitcn en flic Creek. A. A Bellow. NO TRESPASSING on thCE CII brealti Ranch at Clld. Z. Jt Clump- I ner NO Hl'NTTNQ or trecpaialng on trte J H Short Eatata. J. V and Claud f "hort "IVELY no trinalrut on th agn M G. Khl- f Elertrle portable aewlng mac h In for ua in your own imrne SINGER SEWING CENTER 4 N. Jackaon Ph t23 Basement UNDER LOCAL ator In renter of Roaa burg Ideal for itorage Alley entrance Contact Manager Jo Richard Men a Store Room And Board Phon JMII-Y-X TOR RENT New 3'i-room apt W furnish new gaa refrigerator and range, waier and gar bin dlspoaaL S7U. Todd Bldg. Co.. phone .102. RKFfNISH your own floor, eailv done with our high ipeed floor aander In expenttve. Montgomery Ward Co. Phone S TRUCKS and foVrent I yourielf. Signal It- j3b Pr ALIIIN FINANCE CO. 307 PArme BriLL.NO U-Ut SHI. Lie. 1-364 MONEY UP TO AI L BUILDING conatructlon. new and old. remodeling, 10',, down, no Job too lar or too imall, All typ masonry contructloii. fiaaston and brifk; barbecue and palioi a pecialty. Mag netite floor and drain board Phone l'90R-l, contractor. A. R, Snow. WILL CARE for pre-trhool children from 3 00 to 5 Of) or during wording hours; mining experience. Piuer ph. 1146-Y RELIABLE MAN WOULD Ilk work, any kind Clean-up work, painting, etc. Generally handy. Uouglaa Hotel, room 7;i. WANTED Portion with established firm by experienced bookkeeper. Ex ce.lent references. Available immedi ately. Phone 24J-R-X. ODD JOBS WANTED We do all kind of mic. work. Call Dwijrti N. Jtaiph Ph l.)7J-J .1 WORK WANTEDGardenan(T work: rotarv ' "-e.e; fertlllz olantirig r " RTAJ" a or caen, uveaiucn. or iigm tar. Phone 37-F-23. Oakland Rivgr Loam Delivered GOOD foil GARDENS AND LAWNS Wt luv an abundant .upply. Paul Casey S5T W Moinar Pliona I1T-Y Fashion Frocks LATMT STYLES LOWEST PS ICES Tean-ara . 17 Ladiea 10 - S3 tpttar si FULLER BRUSH MAN PHONE 615-Y-X "'ALL milk cxv" - 4-can e: W light pU HtTUlar Or-jsh saw ' i mouth ft-oas-rada for hou Rt . Box 301. School. COW FOR SALE. 6Mj mtlTolitir1i Highway tM, turn right, go 3 milei west on Locklngglass Road. L. f. Swenson. i HEIFERS! ! amail-hull:alefnui cows, different breed. Nlchola, Mel ro Rt., Box 3n. IWO 3YEARold "Holteln?ow lot aal: both milking. H. L. Smith, L'ppei Camaa Valley. FOR SALE-Whit Face grainfd calve. 2ic per pound, t miles E. of Suther lin at bridge. W. A. Thomaa. FOR SALE 18-rnoMh-ld heiferrGuerrw eva and Jeraeya. Phona M-J-l, Olst at Dtliard. WANTED Alittrdo71vetocltrTL-aC Cox.Call 990.J-4. BULL SERVICEArtlficial taaVmint Uon. Ph, 130a Pouthy Baby Chicks Make Vew Irculating irator. So i B. Still RL Ph. 1- Hamp Red. Crowe Every week la jV" Drevoing. ruttoruni Hatching Egg$ Wanted Year around market. City agent, Douglaa Co. Flour UtU Carr's Hatchery Looking.! Rt. Ph. II F l tti and U tt. n. reddy See next In, Oregon. NIC ! DAM '0 bv mod rrH.( ' nrw Cl I S" pum DOl Every day thrifty Douglas county people use the classified advertisements to con vert items they no longer want into cash. Results are fast ... the cost is low because NEWS-REVIEW classified ads are read by prospective buyers in over 8,000 Douglas county homes six days a week. Get extra cash now by selling items you no Jonger need. ORDER YOUR AD BY PHONE OR MAIL .onditioi Hoover va range. ik and cop- . I rib barrel I ells: A!i a I -all 1217-J-X. I sat. Th Ufe Ph 1018-J or tt. 230 N. Stepb- ater. trash bum .lachme. I'mpqua JO W. Oak. Th. o You DC Hi VMica It Real M'e In Mrii Creek" and ioutn Douglaa La sri Winston & Wynter REALTOR JHYRTLI CRKEKORE PHONE Surveys Maps Plan$ PERCY C. ARMSTRONG Civil Engineer ll So M.nn St Ph 317 R X f JH SALE OH 1 EASE - 1 ovcU ; ivd rovm (i me. 1 I'IlkW fiom rily iu 1 aite living room with lirevlace .nd oil furnace. Venetian blinds, hard w Hd llior and insulated thromii out Laige utility rni with aru!e t .n age pat I or further tnforma ti -n. tall 13-fl-L-X. S " WIN It ROOM bungalo'wt .harrlw1vd fl.v-ni, all modern Double cemrot d't ay and g.irage 9iix.tM it., irriunri'l part of town W.nth (xi.i euil price f H..Vi). : 0 t-a bj'ance term. Call oJVJ, U no answer caII 4. S-Y. FOR SALE Large garage, well equipped, l .tni qiimicri, at H Z Corner mar Ko.: s ... ion, U ri. or w ill trait . r hon-.f tr ar; ne.ir R aehuig, l"t C- F. MrUcrald. Whit Aaimoti. fi)H S LE" 3 ttuw "N oh ' huftwiv, un dr. - ifd hot" tn I'M x ioo (t. lot O..V jtT ami r eclrlrity Ci y ' bin service .i dw . b.aie 23 Ro.SE HOTEL Bl.DO rt":ilii. ull urn. llj'JO. t. H. fclc- . - W.cy ! A 4-; OU.M UOfSK on limxl'M lot. ?itr ; waijr ai d i.k.U. Prue. .vn , fl-xw Jim Daughertjr. th engineer Ph. 91 R I du.vn. Call at SXO kV Kan. U.r rOR' sAl.rT' bedmom." mlrnt I 5 mi p. n home well located, on iwi. Ime. LO!S FOR SALE Cuy war and light liaixin ti . nlr lawn Mr equity and! available L'-w down pamenta. Eugene- balance fvll V month. It Miller Lan. Ridenour. Phon 730 J I. pfi Kaal pougla. i .' ' -".... "' V rators. on 3(1 restaurant or Hour Tavern ..ure: gaa and ters. Wood atove Call 1327-R. AI 'Vtnchester jt on 2V nil , old. Wish io i'mpqua Trail 4hena. C.K.nch. t stove and re ' S months: ill X. 603 Eullertan. HIC. I0S; Argue ihotgun on trad. a. for breeding ta, lim Whartsn rr-yj hr.p at T HE ER fine IIS W. Bdatlen. leveTing". PAR Towing, trna 936. EOR SALE B. B Bronza turkeva for breeding atock. or buy vour Thanks giving turkey now before price go up. Un H. U Lander, 2nd road went of Highway South of KcUe a Korner. Ph. 1H14-J-1. NEW " HAMPSHIRE" REDSknd"Whia Leghorn pulleta. fl month old, ready tojay. DBoone. Rifle Range road. fOR SALE N. H. cVlck. dav oldand Phifiii186 nd Ponton Hatcheij, HPULLETS fl m on t ho ' d I .V7 1 mile beyond Green Bndg on Highway 99. outh of Roaeburg. WANTED New Hampshire Redsali month old. Mr. F. R, Brown. Camaa Valley. Route lBn .11. TOR SALE Fryer. 5 mile out Metro Highway Howard Ransom 10 GFESE, young. L. Z Mullarkey", Glendale. Orecon Rabbits WITH RABBIT MEAT. A MEALS COMPLETt, U- V. . 8. A. Lost Found MAN'S HEAVY black billfold. Identi fication In it. Leav at News-Review oifice. or Mr. Km. Lan, 861 W. Mosher. LOSTo!deVBiwo7hephVrd I dogTfe rnale Please rail 2. or 1417-f. Open W.OV " gar hru Tl.MItl 2 Mi area fl Al'HFe Ecellen ri er Iro. wnn fire" ararg oi m h Rub di"e ENCF.Ll 4 B R a. " lathed ga.. . rwr. pavement I owuO S K On bl IM lawn .h,h. (lw.r lxo Trice greatly reded lor quick al. ! CRA HO COCKERTfrVNnJ "PKnn. Vt or i Reg and pea. puppie. all C ai po.ua Rd v tweed over Large sua. tx- 874-J-g t d'amond In Ttf-fews-Revlew Bo ting-gasheatr, Htable 111 Myr L X after . as. "rear end, wheel a beater. 1J21 maple; platfocn sfft detk. ph. Timber Sawmills TIMBER FOR SALE' 2.W1.000 ft, lo cated S W of N. E and N. W. of N. W. and S. W. of N. W. and S E of N. W . Section , Twp. .11. Range 4. X. peeler grade, n sawmill grade. Timber mo,!" Douglaa Fir Price. $4 v per M. Term. Winston tk Dimirk. 4ftJ Pacifig Bldg, RoMburg, Oregon. Ph. ,-6-J .14 XXI. Earl & Gladys WiUy Realtors I th ntn' Iways I1av It Surveyed, colors SMtd sen ice PFKINOFSE PlPPIEST'a mile wm nairn ior sign f3(tRFRMAN PINSCHFR- for""ate. --Tr"'.". ' renonahle P 1?7 R X II Instruction Baton Twirling Ct.AMrt ianin Tnday. 1 at. rh N II k in Ml-C fH SE 'NDF-R-" TONSTRrcfTO?r'nd ' furniture, w uh ' acre of grouni; for sale or trade for trailer houe ; Robert Johnaon inquire at Edward ' Auto Court. Uinston. Oregon ,7 ACRE RANCH: trade for cityjr.iv j rt Edna William. J anile W of : 1 o"k'nti yre Building Materials Flooring c per lineal font end matched Hemlock omi Builders Lumber Co. - C H A aw. Carden ValU. STR WHFRRY PLANTS t? ff fla"v. pL, RU 2, Box Garden Val- FOR ""SALE Mr W o o d a "dellei.si HOMEMADE PIES at Fairhaten Market CRAPES, many kind. I' -pick. Dai ZT i ler flrockw av ' FRESH WALNt-TSlb. DickBakeV. jHtfhwey North Ph a 3 FENCE PICKETS flooring, molding an! dimenaK. Custom planing. tViuih Impounded I'VLtSS Cl4lVFD within H hour frot da-e of notice, the foilowtnf dwriX d"g wilt he ri.tooeed ot t proMded in City OarJ'naice No H fci dog with bTcwn apota, anal forel condition, match. AU white, ion Ave. '-S, 110. and up, elros Rt., R burg. nd Hill Road WALNVTN nie.- You" pie. IS lb. W . 'tr Oaraen Valley Phon IS mm Bell and l tw Ph. 12TH-R-X AIRWAY"SANITlZOR cvumTCash r term. Phon H'.e-R. FOR SALE -Electroltfx-vacuurawleaner, A t condition. TTj-R-j. iiA Barager. , FOR SALE Gr n drill, ft. la good FOR SALE -Wood B-flet Clarinet, axeel- thapc. graa seeder and fertllitcr at- lent condition, IMV Call 1TOH-J t Uchment. pneed e)l Prvn !I J LADIES' FVB COAT. Sir Jfl.ho or write Dennis Matthews. Idleyld itnj. r KUlifer .. Harrow Tl. 1 Sprmgiooth Harrow 1 y "Tumbt Bug' Scraper 1 Webb Tree Saw for Ford Tractor 1 New Holland Automatic Hay Balef Umpqua Tractor Co. Ford Tractor Dealer 131 & Pine St. Wanted Second Growth Logs COVTACT WILBPR Lt'MBER CO WANT PElbDOUGLASfir"poTe aT livered to our yard at Green. 30 to 4 . Contact u before cutting Pugei Timber Co ol Oregon. P. O. Box efl, Rowburg. Ph. 1 un. WANT TO Bt"Y" DouglitFlr-pol"and piling stumpag. Puget Timber C-. of Oregon. P. O. Box 48. Xoeebutg, PhM.ni. EOR SALE Saw null or anyparC G M.C diesel edger and other unit. RoyDenn. KlS', Winchester. W A NTE D Split-red lfrai lsa n"dpotl misc. site anal length. Call Oaklantl Financial U anovta camera. F. H. A. LOANS Se- UMPQUA REALTY HI N Stephens Ph tMS-J A..rm. frnfn P"d Office on Highway 9t lda ' CSED GAS FLOOR ELRNACf. fcaU 1.UR-Y after p m. Personal Wr. pMw. and almoat nw Mtwet Ham fOR ALE lVgu ahotflxtn. Sew at tractor, model Must aa cU ! . 7,T umm.,n,St- i46-ft-X m itw & i fOR lAUfc Practically atf rag wsitr ALCOHOLICS ANOVYMOrS, P. O Bc ! ' ' or Pione iVia-L or v j Hay, Grain, Feed