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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1950)
DO YOU KNOW . . . that the oim at about as at all allmanta mar b corrected oj iplnal and Inteetlnal treatments with eroees flat Dr. M. e. Canal cnvorBACTio raisin Ml ( Caas lei IM1 Windows, Frames and Ladder PAGE LUMBER It FUEL 14 I. 2nd Ave. (. Phone 243 Mtdferd ley, 9, Admits Setting. Three Fires MEDFORD, Feb. 28-0-A year-old boy waa held by juvenile aulhoritlea today after ha admit-1 ted aetting two garages and one automobile on lire. The youngster aaid he aet the firea Friday and Saturday nights, went home to bed, and tnen got up to watch when he heard the fire airena. The lad Uvea with nil father, who la employed in the eve nings. Policemen and firemen traced the boy through match books used to aet the tires. agagamtrr ryy. EQUIPMENT SALE 1 beve fust eurcheaed the eemslete equipment af a leettnfl centreeter end m liauidertna, seme. These prices ere lowest an riie Ceatr. COM PARI THESI VALUIS: NORTHWIST Na. 75 SSo.el leader 1 yard, with curved steel keel beam, shovel Mfial. Na. S442. Inline, Twia City Gas. Lines, etc., $11,. 100.00. GALION Na. 1010 Meter Grader, Sarial Na. 2J544A6. Inaine, Inter, eetienol Diesel U. D. F. Iicellent cenditiea, 4,750.00. CATERPILLAR 0-2. Sarial Na. 2U3403. Iteecsee blade and deiar anits. Haavy duty idlart. This machine purchased new in 1 f 41. 1 2,000 hears. Iicellent, $12,75.00. f CATERPILLAR D-7, Sarial Na. 7M6427. Isaacsaa cable blade unit end Hyster D-7N drum. Recently rebuilt. Jehnsa (ar. $1,500.00. CUMMINS DIESEL ENGINE, Madal NHBS, Sarial Na. H647D. 271 H. P. Irand new in crate. (Naw price $5,400,001, $1,450.00. SKAGIT DONKEY, Madal IU-75. Waukesha Gas 12S H. t. 4-speed ceaversie unit, slad, lines, fair-leed, etc., $2,250.00. V, yard OHIO SHOVEL Runs fine . . . $1,450.00. 0-4 CATERPILLAR with 1 yard Traicevoter Front lucket. Excellent, $4,50.00. D-7 CATERPILLAR, Sarial Na. G534. Hydraulic (lada, $4,750.00. 2 enly INGERSOLL-RAND X-71 Weee Drills. Rath In excellent can ditiea, $750.00 each. 2 enly J-axle Lsagir.i Trucks end 2 trailers. All excellent buys. Trucks tram $1,250.00 re $2,750.00. Trailers (rem: $1,250.00 te $1,250.00. All with Air 2rakes, feed rubber, etc. WHITE5 . . . INTERNATIONALS . . . MACKS Lots ef ether geed values in Riaginf, Rlecks, eta. Miscalloneeus shap equipment. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY 1244 Stete St. CHARLES F. HYDE Rellinghem, Wn. NIGHTS OR SUNDAYS CALL: 2ak Arnett 2724 Ches. Hyde 2211 Phone 21 17 I ennaBBBir?j3 fill: '' " 1 I 1 I f 1.1 4 . -ji i d. 1 i 1 I 17; ! INI! 0 if 4 Ik i I ; ' I fJ ,w. ill! I W 1 ' ( 1 : " n.f , wtMraK-ar-g' aj 1 a -... ; Tui., Feb. at, 130 ThNwa-viw, Unhurt, Of. 1 if rr'J Ui a n Vthiclt Rttjiitratieni Shew IncrtoM In Stat Final 1949 Oregon motor vehicle registrations tot a Mad 5.0M, a gain of nearly ten per cent over una, secretary of Stat arl T. Newbry reported today. Passenger cara slopped short of the half million mark at 498,582. Other classifications were pickups. 70,840; buses. 2.499; trucks, 79, 63; and motorcycle! 7,171. Only busea ihowed a decline. Registration feea totalled $3,M. 215.48. Miscellaneous motor v e- hicle and driven' license receipts added another million d a 1 1 a r a. Transactions handled by the two divisions during the year number ed 1,568,974, including 369.932 titlea and 287,227 drivers' license renewals. County figures ranged from 18, 283 in Multnomah to 1,014 in Wheel er. The nine countiea with regis trations exceeding 20,000 are Mult noman, Lane, Marion, Clackamaa, Jackaon, Washington, Linn Doug las, and Klamath. The post-war period has aeen vehicles increase by 58 percent from the 422.370 registered at the end ot 1945, the aecretary aaid. DRUNK PORPIIT BAIL Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle reported the disposition of the fol lowing casea which appeared be fore him today: Drunk on a oublie strtErlr Olaf Sutherland, 64; Herman Paul Mayea, 36; John Dee Gray, 48, all of Roseburg; Herbert M. Hogan. 43, Reedsport, and Gilbert Loyd Warren, 27, Sutherlin. All forfeited bail of $20. Johr. Ambrose Welch, transient, waa committed to the city jail in lieu of a $20 fine imposed fpt vag rancy. tl Claaslfied want ads bring results Phono 1A2. WkX3k ENTERTAIN VETERANS The Roseburg Senior high school band entertained patients at the Roseburg Veterens hospital Thurs day morning. The students, directed by Edson V. Stiles, put on an hour and a half show of popular selection!. (Picture by Paul Jenkins.) ' Camas Valley By MRS. JAMES COMBS On Sunday evening, March S, Camas Valley will be honored by a visit by the young people of Dil lard. At seven o'clock cookies and cocoa will be served at the church, and the next half hour will be spent in getting acquainted and visiting. There will be a special service fol lowing. It is hoped that all the valley will turn out to welcome these young people. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jones made a trip to California last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bbwn and son. Larry, of Roseburg did the chores for the Jones' while they were away. . Virgil Recti plans to start oper ations in the small mill back of (lie Camas Valley store. The mill he was operating in Tenmile burn- ed recently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown spent meet THETstinghouse MA h Bdu , j J DRY-DIAL X : . Q a---a-TJar-lilSpls-- v h- : WATER $AVER NEWOy NEW WITH WATER SAVER ' Saves up to 10 gallons of water a load. Patented, gentle but thorough action waahea cleaner. Completely automatic . . . installs anywhere ... no bolting . . . no vibration. WITH DRY-DIAL No timer! No guesswork! Choose the dryness) you want Dry-dial shuts Dryer off automatically when clothes are bone dry . . . ready to fold and put away . . , or just right for ironing. GfT PROOF FRUl Phone us and make arrangements to see a load of your clothes washed clean ... the Laundromat way . . . then dried to fluffy perfection In the. Clothes Dry er. We pick up the clothes. It's allr a day at the beach at Bandon re cently., They reported that they found aeveral agates which they plan to cut. The Browns have a large stone cutter and find it a very interesting hobby. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Martindale went to Springfield Monday to see their new grandson. The baby's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martindale. Mrs. Story Martindale is staying in Springfield to help out for a few days. The Camas Valley Square Dance club gave a box social Tuesday evening to raise money for a micro phone lor use of the club, school or community. The girls' shad ows were sold instead of the boxes, and it was found they sold much more rapidly than the boxes. Fred Lang present caller, had al ready purchased and installed the microphone. All money left, above the price of the microphone, will go to buy new records. Spring has arrived at last In Camas Valley and to prove it the daffodils are from four to six inches above the ground. The Crenshaw mill has resumed operations after several months' shut down. Philip Johnson has ordered a new T.D. 24 International for his logging operations. Mrs. Jane Cappioua has had a relapse and has been taken back to the Mercy hospital. She was home only one week. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Standley and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Standley have returned from a vacation into Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Libby and two sons, Donnie and Robbie of Empire visited at the home of Mrs. I.ibby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Martindale over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Heilman have installed a new neon sign and elec tric clock in front of the Camas Valley store. There will be a special grange meeting March 2 in order to ini tiate new members. This is being done so that the regular meeting which will be March 14 will not be so long. The first and second de- INSURANCE : LIFE AUTO FIRE State Farm Mutual Insurance O. L. ROSE P. O. Box 489 Phone 388 116 W. Cass Over Douglas County Bank greea will be given on the second of March and the third and fourth on the 14th. The new members are asked to be present at 7:30 on the second. Mrs. Albert Bailey and children, Richard, Allen, Marjoie and Mar- lene of Springfield visited over the weekend at the home of her aister, Mra. Elaine Thrush. Richard was on leave from the Marinea. Mrs. Helen Hundley of Monroe, Ore. haa been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson. James Combs and family spent Fridsy evening and Saturday in North Bend and Coos Bay. INCOME TAX E SERVICE 1 al state I W. William J noem 107, Douglaa Ce. ank Bldg. 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