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Trucks 26
SPECIAL
IMS InUrnationai short loigcr 93303
OTHERS TO CHOOSk WCli
Mechanic's Special
Dodfe H-ton pickup S lOf
IMS Chevrolet dump truck
1946 ford with 3-spd auda and
3-Pcd Blipa.
TRUCK REPAIR fc REBUILDING
GUIBERSON DIESEL
PARTI AND STARTER SHELLS
NEW CMC TRUCKS
SMITH MOTORS
CHUCK DEPARTMENT
Rtwar M N.
Phona 1M-R-1
FOR SALE International 450 engine;
all accessories; clutch, transmission.
Major overhaul; guaranteed. Reason-
ble. Leona rd Clifton. Car.yonv.He,
XB4S Hi -ton Chev. truck with an all
steel bed equipped for a crummy
seats 20. In very good shape. Write
Box 238. Gardiner, or phone 10-R-il.
FOR SALE '39 D-M International tmck
with Brownie. Box 421, Sutherlin.
. Oregon.
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
Better Buys
6 at
Barcus
I BUICK Special Sedan.
Dynaflow, R & K, many
other axtraa. Like new .92303.00
1040
1MT
1M0
U30
1D3S
1937
PACKARD SEDAN.
Overdrive, perfect dark
blue flnlih. only 42249.00
CHEVROLET Fleetllne ledan.
I H, excellent condition 11345.00
DODGE ledan. New maroon
paint Job. Completely re-
done Interior. Good me
chanical condition. ,, , a 40S.OO
Chevrolet Coupe
GRAHAM aedan ..
.149.00
, 249.00
225.00
PLYMOUTH Sedan
K a H .
EASY TERMS
LIBERAL TRADES
BARCUS
Your Packard Dealer
Highway M N. at Garden Valley Rd.
Phona 1394
Lockwood
Motors
Used Cars
BEST BUYS
ANYWHERE
194R Mercury sport sedan $2003.00
1949 Ford convertible 1995.C0
1947 Oldtmobile Fordor Sedan..- 1495.00
1947 Ford Fordor Sedan 1095.00
1947 Ford Coupe 975.00
1946 Butck Sedanette 1495.00
1946 Ford Tudor Sedan 945.00
1946 Nash Fordor Sedan 1045.00
1941 Plymouth Club Coupe.....- 493.00
1941 Pontiac Sedanette ditS.OO
1940 Plymouth Tudor Sedan 295.00
1938 Ford Tudor Sedan 305.00
1938 Oldsmoblla Sedan 243.00
Trucks And Pickups
1949 Chevrolet One Ton Chassis
and Cab, 7.000 miles...- 1.195.00
1948 Dodge V ton Pickup 995.00
1948 International 4 Ton Pickup 94.1.00
1946 Dodge Ton Pickup 74.1 00
1014 Pnrri Dual Hrfvc I.ncr Ti-iirk IMS Ofl
1 H.ti JT Ora Ton lMCKUp... I-M.UO
1933 Chev. One Ton Truck
t Tnn Trlirkr 10 VIM)
New Location
Phone 1181-J 720 South Stephens St
Open Evenings
and Sundays
SEASONABLY PRICED GMAC TERMS
I
CHEVROLET, BUICK. PONTIAC,
CADILLAC TRADE-INS
Hansen's
USED CAR CENTER
Roe. Oak
We Want Good
Clean Used Cars
Top Price. Paid
DOYLE'S SALES & SERVICE
SUbway A Garden Valley Rd
Phone 611
Mechanic's
1M1 DODGE COUPE
Special
Everythtnf new In the motor
and clutch. With a little
additional work you ran mak.
a Din out of thla one.
Only 2299 00
Sec thia at Lockwood'a uted car lot.
EQUITY for aale or trade 1948 (Side
erdanette, like new Inside and cut.
Very low mileage. Inquire at Adair'a
Parkins Lot.
FOR SALE' DeSoto aedan and 37
Chev. aedan. Either one 400. See
after I p.m. Harold Toy, RU 2. Box
TRADE '30 Dodre aedan, food running
order, for equity in later model car.
or will ,ijo. DelMrt Manley,
mil. E. ofOakland.
BENT'RO-PURVIS Ued Can. mile.
South of Myrtle Creek. Oreeon '
ford. 21J9S; '9 ford. SI8B.1; T4I !nL.
MO; '41 ford, 2390 '411 Bulck, 21395.
JH" TRADE or icll 1930 Interna
tional P. u. and 1939 Chevrolet roup.,
or later car. M. R. Meleen, Brock
way, Oregon.
"1 UTMOItO 0Atf y J
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
MOTORCYCLES Opening Hay 1st
Bruce'a Motorcycle Center. New and
used cycles All service work guaran
teed 830 E. 2nd Ave 1
MORE MONEYfor your car Casb on
the spot Cork rum Motors, inc.. Da
Soto. Plymouth. Phona 408. 114 N
Rose St
FOR SALE '48 Buirk Convertible, like
new. Call 309 from B to 5.
1947 CHEV. Sport Coup for sale.
$1200. Call 926 S. Main after 3 00.
Instruction 29
INSTRUCTION. MALE Diesel Is going
places. Come along! Prepare for this
good pay trade now. We will per
sonally interview mechanically In
clined men. Full Information furnish
ed no obligation. Write Utilities
Diesel Training, Box 348, News-Review.
Personal 30
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P O.
1UH
DOTT1E Am In Los Angelei now.
Would like to hear from you. Eddie.
LEGAL
NOTICE FOR BIDS
NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that the
undersigned will receive for submUslon
to the City Council of Roseburg. Ore
gon, written and sealed bids for the
furnishing of equipment, labor, and
materials for the construction and im
provement of the city street lighting
system on South Stephens Street in
Roseburg. Oregon, In accordance with
the plans and specifications therefor
now on file In the office of the un
dersigned, said bids to be filed with
the undersigned on or before June
5. 1950.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check equal to Five Per Cent
(5) of the amount of the bid. 1 he
City reserves the right to reject any
and aU bids.
W A. GILCHRIST
City Recorder of
Roseburg, Oregon
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
FOR APRIL, 1950
April 4 Rights of wdy deeds
from G. C. Nicholson et ux and
Southern Pacific Company on Ada
Rnarl nooontoH onrl C.99C. nn rlA tn
Southern Pacific Company and
i.uu to ine jvicnoisons.
April 5 Deeds for right of way
on Road No. 17 in Twp. 27 S R 2
W W M from Associated Plywood
Mills and Robert E. Pfiester and
wife accepted and $1.00 paid to
each.
April 6 Franchise granted to
Mack Brown to install and water
conduit under and across North
Umpqua Road in Township 28 S R
3 W W M.
April 6 NWV, NW14 Sec. 6 Twp.
29 S R 6 W W M, sold to M. A.
Alexander and W. A. Alexander for
S408.00.
Aoril 10 Orrlpr vnrnl
of Happy Valley road on account
oi re-iocaiion tnereot.
April 14 Rights of way pur
chased from Richard S. Hutton
($200.00) J. Ceril Summer ($50.00)
Willis A. Erickson ($2,000.00) and
C. W. Schmidt ($150.00) for re
alignment on Garden Valley Road.
April 18 Petition of property
owners in Broadmoor Subdivision
for improvement of Sweetbrier
Avenue referred to County Engi
neer for investigation and estimat
ed cost.
April 18 Call for bids for paint
ing Oak Street Bridge, to be opened
at courthouse, pn May 8, 1950, 10
o'clock p.m.
April 18 Ben B. Irving, Kenneth
Conn and Clifford McKay appoint
ed board of viewers for proposed
gateway road for Charles C voy
tilla in Section 5, Twp. 29 S R 6
W W M.
April 18 J. D. Myers reappoint
ed member of Douglas County
Housing Authority for term of five
years.
April 18 That part of lots 3, 4
At 5 Umpqua Park Fruit Lands
lying north of Road No. 113 (Old
Coos Bay Wagon Road) conveyed
to School District No. 4, considera
tion $1.00.
April 27 License granted to
Clyde Beatty Circus for two per
formances on June 5, 1950 License
fee $50.00.
Anril 27 Franphico oranliul in
George P. Powers to install irriga
tion ninf linHpr nnH arrnc, BiwA
No. Ill in Sec. 27 Twp. 28 S R 6
Anril 27 Riohr nf uov AaaAc
cepted from Katherine Weaver and
C. V. Weaver ($1.00), Zella LaBlanc
and Alfred LaBlanc ($1.00) and
Hazel Phillips and Wm. P. Phillips
($10.00) for right of way on road
No. 35 in Section 20 Twp. 30 S R 5
W W M.
Anril 27 nnf.r T Uocell. kA
dition to Roseburg conveyed to
Philetarian Lodge No. 8, I00F
for $1.00.
WARRANTS DRAWN
FOR MONTH OF APRIL 1950
GENERAL ROADS
The following Warrants are in
payment of Patrolmen and crew:
Robt. Berry $43.02 and $158.15; J.
Gray $29 06; A. Moore $60.00; W.
Corn $321 12; F. Frear $336.35; A.
Andrews $270.89; D. Owens $314.45:
R. Loomis $242.41; R. Hasenyager
$235.20; J. Turner $220.29; T. Mc-
Leiian szjo.ia; l,. vasey S105.94;
J. Wharton $5.32; F. Reed $193.90:
R. Kinyon $81.67; L. Kershner
$139.61; M. Smith $7.51 and S44.04
G. Baughman $100.42; M. Ormsby
$251.65; B. Gurncy $239.80; R
Abeene Sr. $206.57; F. Yeaman
$210.37; J. Russell $235.86; H. Car
ey $238.56; T. Brinigar $221.26; D.
May $210.06; J. Chancellor $209.86;
W. Cloake $256.66; J. Pine $223.97;
B. Schrank $179.36; M. Gray
$235.40: L. uwen $206.80; K. Lang
holff $268 94; C. Hiney $257.42; C.
Hcaly $221.26; R. Fuller $223.17;
A. Hall $206.56: L. Kershner $69.19:
A. Moore $169.56: H. Galiap
$321.12: K. Neavoll $238.45; R. Du
elks $208 22: C. South $265.73; R.
Nault $239.19: W. Cordon $181.63
G. Kincaid $185.12; W. Hughes
$240.82: E. Kent $237.86; L. Red-
ford $223.17: E. Melton $249.13; L.
Patterson $226.46: F. Haas $244.66;
E. Hargis $197.43 and $51.14; T.
Beall $203.95; W. Paris $19.01; E.
Gal a $328,66: J. R. Baker $295.99
T. Rockwell $195.71; E. Rand
$284.85: C. Brown $201.84- W. Live-
ly $237.86; R. Reid $231.34; E.
G e a r i n $107.10: R. Reynolds
$222.50; L. Cooper $103.42; K. Conn
$216.10: H. Kaiser $222 10: F.
Brown $237.86; B. Van Siyke
$215.55: R. Abeene Jr. $208.37; J
Wnlff S11.K8 and $232.78: L. Owen
$18 80: M Gray $18.51: L. Shinkle
$232 52: C. Baker S20S.56: E. Tay-
I lor $200.93; r. Underwood 205.S7;
LEGAL
R. Fisher $245.76: S. Colley $215.98;
C. Madison $106.59; E. Cox $186.33;
S. Mode $135.43; T. Colley $17.03;
O. Matthews S230.0Z; l. stubos
$211.57; W. C. Cooper $187.16; W.
G. Cooper $210.06; O. Conn $129.17;
H. Elliott $168.88; E. Moyer $251.95,
J. Zumwalt $232.41; T. Erwin
$231.83; C. Sain $206.56; O. Ford
$214.30: C. Totten $76.03; R. Spald
ing $232.25; R. Howard $225.27; W.
Todd $190.79; T. McDonald $171.81;
E. Estes $177.92: P. Maresch
$231.99; H. Bennett $202.07; C. Cof
fcll $165.90: J. Gailey $280.32; R.
Griffin $204.73; W. Mills $220.57;
H. Parker, $244.66; L. Robertson
$209.95; W. Rockwell $247.48; G.
Tison $176.70; J. Toi $237.53; J.
Wade Jr. $249.51; J. Wade Sr.,
$239.19; J. Williams $169.62; C. Cof
fell $86.05; L. Robertson $32.47;
C. ferry $246.20; M. McCulloch
$206.85; C. France $206.56; C. Ry
dell $267.99: F. Darby $64.95; F.
Hedrick $214.20; N. Jackson
$131.32; E. Morris $242.76; W. Syl
vester $178.03; G. Rose $7.51; C.
Lane $74.38: V. Phillips $40.27; B.
Babb $213.36; G. Casebeer $261.76;
Darby $174.73; A. Erwin $249.09;
D. Hatfield $244.80; J. Matthews
$244.09; M. Stone $249.57; E. San
derson $258 35; R. Van Slyke
$260.25; E. Weber $269.45; L. Coop
er $126.14;
TOTALS Oregon Physicians Ser
vice $365.75; State Tax $320.60;
Fed. Tax $2020.70; PERS $1538.31;
SIAC $695.22.
The following Warrants drawn
for express, gas, oil, lumber and
supplies Consolidated Freight
ways $1.25 and $1.42; Ore.-Nev.-Calif.
Fast Freight $1.25 and
$20.97; Pierce Auto Freight Lines
$1.42 and $55.16 and $1.57 and $4.44;
l. walling $1827.00 and 115,-
542.50; Carter Tire Co. $1300.10;
LOCKWOOd Motors 558.86: h. shirt-
c.iff Jr. $41.82; Turco Prod. Co.
$28.76; Rsbg. Book Store $8.70 and
$6.50; A. Mathews $44.50: M. Riggs
$2.10: Sec'y of State $2.00; D. Par-
tee $150.00; Rsbg. Sand St Gravel
$1332.00; J. E. Haseltine Co. $107.17;
Industrial fclectnc berv. $16.68;
Industrial Supply $232.87; Munnell
& Sherrill $21.74; Nordling Parts
$197.77; Orchard Auto Parts $56.19;
Pac. Mach. & Tool Steel $45.52:
Specialized Parts & Equip. $526.03;
Woodbury Co. $107.67; Douglas
Supply $34.25; Fruehauf Trailer
$75.57; Timber Structures Inc.
$6282.78; Assoc. Plywood Mills
$1.00; G. C. St Marian Nicholson
$1.00; Robt. St Elsie Pfeifer $1.00;
Ksog. ravine co. 52284.86: So. Pa
cific Co. $1329.58; Cecil Lowe
$1558.50; Air Reduction Pacific Co.
$5.10; D. Baldridge $0.36; Balzer
Mach. Co. $104.97: T. Brooks
$16.00; C O. P. Co. $79.51 and $105.10
and $79.83 and $1.54; J. Campbell
$600; Central Lincoln PUD $5.43
and $5.73; City - Reedsport $3.00;
City-Canyonville $3.00; Coen Sup
ply $4.76; Columbia Equip. Co.
$53.09; J. C. Compton Co. $945.60;
H. A. Cool $3.00; Howard Cooper
Corp. $755.88; P. L. Crooks Co.
$864.79; Daily Motors $1.96; Dept.
of Agriculture $6.00; DuBois Co.
$56.63; G. Eccelson $3.50; Elliott
Sales $50.00; Electric Steel Foun
dry $24.64; Eugene Concrete Pipe
& Prod. $288.00; Sig Fett $85.21; Si
uiuard Motors $182.88; K. Fitzger
ald $21.00; Gray Lbr. & Shingle
$45.00; Hansen Motors $211.17:. B.
Irving $6.95; Hillidie Mach. Co.
$61.25; Interstate Tractor $27.83
Ken's Office Equip. $2.70: Leas &
Cummins 59.38; Madison Bros.
$54.00; C. E. Moyer Nurseries
$3.75; P & B Towing $54.00; Pac.
Shop Towel & Supply $17.00; Pac.
Tel St Tel. $72.15; H. Pearce $9.00:
Populars Station $23.20; R & L
Service $28.70; Ray's Truck Shop
$33.92; Reedsport Lbr. Co. $432.20
Reedsport Mach. Wks. $1.76; R.
Reynolds $9 00; Roberts Bros. Sta
tion $7.00; Rsbg. Glass $2.47; Rsbg-.
Lbr. Co. $307.90; Lome Smith
$136.00; Standard Oil $4773.37;
Stearns Hdw. & Imple. $21.15 and
$172.27; Swafford Hdw. $7.78; Ump
qua River Navigat. Co. $2726.25;
Umpqua Sand & Gravel $10.40;
Umpqua Valley Hdw. $6.30: Ver-
reirs Hdw. $2.21; wolbert Weld
& Mach. Wks. $5.40; Walt's Ra
diator Shop $8.50; Willis it Frances
Erickson $2000.00; K. s. Hutton
$200.00; C. W. & Agnes Schmidt
$150.00; J. C. It Lorena Sumner a
,T. & Florence Gilbert $50.00: Denn-
Gerretsen Co. $197.55 and $388.57;
Doyle's Sales & Service $121.98; So.
Pacific Co. $250.79; Pre-Mix Con
crete $875.54; Tire Service $839.68
and $22.27; A. Mathews $36.00; Ce
cil Lowe $6,000.00; Union Oil
$236.39; Rsbg. Sand & Gravel
$616.42; Alfred & Zella LeBlanc
$1.00; Wm. & Hazel Phillips $10.00;
C. V. tc Katherine Weaver $1.00;
R. Kinyon $24.43; Lome Smith
$48.00; Pre-Mix Concrete $1199.47;
Howard Furniture $5.90; Associat
cd Service $1.00; Lonnie Nottage
$2.25; Myrtle Creek Weld. & Mach.
Wks. $3 75; Reedsport Garage
$25.68; Bearing Master Sales $4.20;
Carter Tire $5297.53; Reedsport
Lbr. Co. $185.08; Dawe Engineering
$14.00; The Duel Co. $6.78; Elliott
Sales $65 77; Jack Fariss & Son
$0.39; Firestone Stores $340.20.
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL
GENERAL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT: G. W. Ncu
ner $15.00: R. D. Williams $30.00;
Pac. Tel. & Tel. $7.10; SIAC $0.32.
COUNTY COURT: L. V. Beck
ley $13.25 and $28.45; R. G. Baker
$4.05 and $7.05; Shell Oil $15.33;
Standard Oil $5.28; Rsbg. Motor
$22.50; Richfield Oil $30.05; Tide
water Assoc. Oil $3.72; Rsbg. Mo
tor $9.35; D. N. Busenbark $27.75;
Pac. Tel. & Tel. $2.15; SIAC $0.32.
JUSTICE COURT: Ken's Office
Equip. $31.41: Phillips Office Sup
ply $9.10 and $13.65; M. & M. Print
ers $39.64 and $9.25; Rsbg. Printing
$5.75; J. C. Beals $8.32; N. W.
Pietzold $4.74; W. L. Reiser $806;
Jury Fees, $18.00; Witness Fees
$940 and $2.00: West Coast Tel.
$9.35; F. M. Wright $43.00; A. J.
Geddes $10.00; Pac. Tel. & Tel.
$5.15; SIAC $6.81.
JUVENILE COURT: A. M.
Pitchford $22.20 and $37.65; Shell
Oil $13.04; Standard Oil $6.70; Pac.
Tel. & Tel. $14 95: SIAC $1.83.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
Rsbg. Book Store $6.80 and $6 30;
Sun Printing $22.40; Western Un
ion $6.83; Ken's Office Equip
51U.0U; postage 510.00; Phillips Of
fice Supply $10.35 and $11.90: Pac,
Te. & Tel. $29.60: Dr. J. J. Grabow
$50.00; L. E. Adams $96 45; W. C,
Hawes $2247; SIAC $0.17.
LEGAL
ASSESSOR: Koke- Chapman
$84.90; Phillips Office Supply
$70.00; Rsbg. Printing $219.65 and
$243.98; Myrtle Creek Mail $14.40;
Addressograph Multigraph $3.98
and $26.50; Standard Oil $8.24;
West Coast Print t Bind. $15.00;
Burroughs Add. Mach. $1.68; Car
ter Tire $17.96; Lockwood Motors
$6.80; B. B. Irving $16.10; Pac.
Tel. & Tel. $15.45; E. Lozier $18.09;
J. Stephenson $71.28; C. Crocker
$212.38; D. Carter $123.00; L. 'Ste
phens $116.35; L. Wier $132.74;
SIAC $3.85.
CLERK: Rsbg. Book Store $1.45
and $0.90; Ken's Office Equip.
$1.35; Mid Oregon Print & Staty.
$27.16 and $133.43; Royal Type
writer $189.13; Postage $60.00; Pac.
Tel. & Tel. $14.15; SIAC $2.80.
SHERIFF-! EGAL: Frederick
son Photo Lab. $5.41: Rsbg. Book
Store $2.69 and $1.47; Western Un
ion $2.50; Postage $3.00; Ken's Of
fice Equip. $15.57 and $10.80; M &
M Printers $2.00; Crane Direct
Mail Eervice $10.00; Umpqua Val
ley Tel. Co. $7.66: West Coast Tel.
$17.20; Pac. Tel. & Tel. $64.25; Tex
as Co. $62.72; Shell Oil $81.19;
Richfield Oil $5.03: Standard Oil
$46.64; Geni. Petrel. $21.07; Tide
water Assoc. $39.08: Signal Oil
$12.12; Union Oil $1.93 and $47.05
and $26.67. Carter Tire $15.22: O.
T. Carter $7.50 and $10.15: Ira
Byrd $6.50 and $6.00 r-nd $12.00; A.
Eckhardt $6.00 and $7.00 and $4.40;
W. I. Worrall $16.95; D. Bennett
$4.24 and $14.10: Field Fees $6.13:
V. Pouncey $17.81;-O. L. Johnson
$9.45; Tenmile Store $3.50; B. Ken-
neriy $6.50; 1. Brosi $20.00; R. J.
Keefe $6 50; 0. Kennerly $318.01;
C. Bever $11.85; SIAC $24.87.
SHERIFF-TAX COLL.: Phillips
Office Supply $1.60 and $21.75; M
4t M Printers $9.09: Pac. Tel.
Tel. $3.85, M. Johnson $138.62;
SIAC $1.53.
SHERIFF-DEL PER TAX COLL:
Rsbg. Book Store $5.35; Phillips
umce suopiy 521.40; postage $1.08;
Pac. Tel. & Tel. $2.00; SIAC $0.99.
SCHOOL SUPT.: Rsbg. Book
Store $10.50; D 4 L Stat'y. $6.43;
Ken's Office Equip $15.57: Pac.
Tel. & Tel. $10.25: K. F. Barne-
burg $107.86; SIAC $0.62.
SURVEYORS: Wharton Rrne
$4.95; Umpqua Valley Hdw. $1.30
and $0.75; Rsbg. Book Store $1.30;
Pac. Tel. & Tel. $5.55; B. -B. Irv
ing $141.30 and $149.00; F. M. Dar
by $47.44; A. R. Evans $10.30; N
E. Richardson $7.48 ;C. Farrell
$164.16. SIAC $0.64.
TREASURER: Pac. Tel. & Tel.
$3.75; SIAC $0.31.
HEALTH UNIT: i- Rsbg. Book
Store $1.00: Phillips Office SuddIv
$9.98 and 11.35; Physicians & Hos
pital Supply $7.70; Postage $30.00;
West Coast Tel. $7.15; Pac. Tel.
& Tel. $14.00: New Service T.ann.
dry $2.57; City of Reedsport $30.00;
l,. a. Miner $77.58; L. Fulton
$73.20; M. Barrett $80.51; D. Kitch
in $9.02; SIAC $4.31.
HOME: Rsbg. Book Store $1.15
and $0.30; CO. P. Co. $66.28; An
derson Groc. $2.50; Boyd Coffee
$72.00; Hudson-Duncan $144.16;
Matson Produce $43.58; Valley
Wholesale $36.55; Geo. Dawson
$190.80; CHAPMAN Pharmacy
$23.89; Rusty Appliance Repair
$5.25; Josse's $5.70; J. C. Penney
Co. $36.08; L. H. Beaudine $24.00:
Cleo's Bakery $7.72; Douglas Co.
Creamery $20.48; J. Ferguson
4o.du; Mcuonaio Candy $43.45;
Patterson Bakery $55.08; I. Plum
er $2.00; Boucock Meat Mkt.
$69.21; Rexall Store $135.80; Rsbg.
Pharmacy $40.72; Goettel's $11.84;
Umpqua Dairy Prod. $216.02;
Rsbg. Lbr. Co. $66.90; Rsbg. Book
Store $0 30; DuFresne Electric
$1.00; Myrtle Creek Laundry
$235.42; Umpqua Valley Hdw.
$15.78; Pac. Tel. & Tel. $9.40; SIAC
$35.42.
JAIL: Hudson-Duncan $19.08
and $20.00; C. Bever $4.75; Photo
Lab. $6.32; Rsbg. Electric $2.78;
Rsbg. Pharmacy $1.76: MAM
Printers $8.75; Rsbg. Garbage Dis
posal $4.00; Dr. Bruce Hetrick
K.uu; or. A. a. Munroe $5.00; Pris
oner Meals $683.50; SIAC $7.19.
COURT HOUSE: Lovinger Dis
mfectant Co. $156.00; Otis Eleva
tor $43.60: Rsbg. Electric $406-
Consolid. Freightways $21.12; COP
Co. $203.09, Waxinate Corp. $16.76;
Firestone Stores $16.45; Rsbg. Lbr
Co. $63.00; Farm Bureau Co-op.
u.ij; nuaie Kitzman 531.45; Ump
qua Valley Hdw. $8.95; SIAC $2 62
PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION:
-rjtt. C. Gile $175.47; H. Haskin
J72.uu; SIAC $1.36.
WELFARE AGENCIES: Dr. B
R. Shoemaker $10.00: Dr. A B
Munroe $25.00; Cathoiic Charities
$5.00; Bovs and Girls Aid Soc.
520.00; Children's Farm Home
50.00; Louise Home $5.00; Catholic
Charities $5.00; Vital Statistics
lbB. UU.
SOLDIERS & SAILORS ASSIST.
ANCE: Myrtle Stennett $25.00;
Katie Mlllikin $25.00.
ADVERTISING & PUBLICITY:
rngnway i Assn. $400.00.
A (jr. NTS 4H CLUB Jb HOME
DEMONSTRATOR: Oregon State
agriculture college $1,950.00.
AiiKicuLTURE: Howard L.
Brownson $12.96.
PREDATORY ANIMAL CON
TROL: The following received $10
eacn ior cougar, Ed Dorris $50.00.
The following $10.00 each for coy
ote: Wayne H. Smith, W. Watson.
Merle Weekly and Frank Pnnlo
The following $2.50 each for Bob
Cats, W. Watson, Arthur Woolley,
n. u. amnn, u. w. Ulson, Ed
Dorris, F. E. Feagins and Sarah
E. Frank.
COUNTY OWNED LANDS: A.
Murdock $317.08: I.. F. Tvlor
$117.40; Rsbg. Book Store $2.15;
SIAC $2.84.
FORESTRY APPRAISAL:-Sun
Printing $18.15; Si Dillard Motors
$26.63 and $28.70; U. S. Tire Stores
$34.02; E. Dietzgen Co. $4.18; Phil
lips Office Supply $7.30 and $30.30;
Rsbg. Book Store $5 80 and $.10 in-
Standard Oil $37.44: DuFresne
Electric $19950; Mason, Bruce &
Girard $427.20; M 4 M Printers
$6.35; Rsbg. Cabinet Supply
$3.92; Master Photo Studio $7.97;
Ken's Office Equip. $23.62: R. E.
Kleiner $35.50; SIAC $16 37.
VETERINARIAN: Dr. Dallen
H. Jones $178.50.
ELECTIONS :-M & M Printers
$18.15 and $33.53 and $22.14; Post
age $21.00; Goettel's $114.35; Reg
istrar Fees $232.39; L. Walker
$157.82; Rsbg. Cabinet & Supply
$236 86; pac. Stat'y. & Prtg. $4 33;
Phillips Office Supply $35 00; pac.
Tel. It Tel. $1.05, SIAC $0.29,-
!fT Hi
Local
News 1
Ts Meat Tu.tday Ducky Daugh
ters will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
at the home ot Carolyn Patuson,
750 East Lane street.
DAV Auxiliary to MhI The
DAV auxiliary, Dean-Perrine unit
No. 9, will meet Thursday night
at 7:45 o'clock at the Del Rey
cafe at Winchester. Nomination of
officers will be held.
D. of U.V. To Matt-Members of
Florence Nightingale tent, No. IS,
Daughters ot Union Veterans of the
Civil War, will meet tonight at
7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Hallcraft, 643 Short street, to honor
members having b'rthdays in May
and June.
Dane To Be Hold The VFW
auxiliary will sponsor dance at
the Veterans hospital recreation
hall tonight from 7:45 to 10 o'clock.
Women of Roseburg are asked to
attend as hostesses. The Cooties
will serve refreshments following
special entertainment. The Happy
Valley Cowboys will furnish the
music. .
Horn From Convention Mrs.
Walter Fredrickson, Mrs. Fred
Herman and Mrs. D. F. Frauen-
diener have returned to Roseburg
alter attending the state Rebekah
assembly in Astoria the past week.
t-nroule home they attended the
welcome for the new state presi
dent at Seaside.
From Mtdford Mr. and Mrs. El
bert Lenox, Miss Lucille Lenox and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lenox of Med
ford were in Roseburg Sunday at
tending the Hamilton-Hicks wed
ding. Miss Lenox was enroute
home from Corvallis. where she
attended the state meeting of Busi
ness and Professional Women's
clubs.
Elected To Office Donald
Brand, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R,
Brand of Roseburg has been elect
ed president of Baxter hall on the
rVHlamette university campus at
Salem. He will serve for the com
ing year. Baxter hall is the men's
new dormitory.
Social Night Tuosdav Looking-
glass grange is holding a social
night at the grange hall Tuesday.
fouucK dinner will be served at
7 p.m., with the Kiwanis club as
guests. Entertainment will be fur
nished by the Kiwanis members.
Two motion pictures are to be
shown by Tom Pargeter. There
will be no admission charge.
Baby Born Word has been re
ceived here of the birth of a daugh
ter, Susan Marie, to Mr. and Mrs.
Karl F. Kimmel of Eugene, for
merly of Roseburg. The babv was
born May 6 at Eugene and weighed
eignt pounds nine ounces. Pater
nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Max W. Kimmel of Roseburg.
Hera For Wedding Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Norton of Adair Village
spent the weekend in Roseburg at
the home of Mrs. Norton's par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Shoe
maker, of Winchester. The Nortons
attended the Hamilton-Hicks wed
ding Sunday.
Ltavo on Annual Visit Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Young of. Roseburg left
Sunday for Detroit, Mich., to get
their new car and then so to Wis
consin to visit Mrs. Young's rela
tives, alter wnich they will visit in
Stevens Point, Wis., with Mr.
Young's brother and with friends.
Visiting In California Miss Celia
Bieck of Roseburg has left for
uaKiano, Lain., to care for Eliza
beth and John, Young, while their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
young, take a trip to Kalamazoo,
Mich., to visit the latter's parents.
Miss Bieck is an aunt of Mr.
Young.
Hare For W.dding Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Hubbell and Edgar
Hamilton of Seattle were in Rose
burg over the weekend to attend
the wedding of Fredrica Hamilton
and Claude Hicks. Mrs. Hubbell is
a sister and Edgar Hamilton a
nephew of Fred Hamilton of this
city.
Matting Changod Past presi
dents of the American Legion
auxiliary will meet Wednesday for
7:30 p. m. dessert at the home of
Mrs. Harry Hatfield, East First
avenue, rather than at the home
of Mrs. V. J. Micelli, as previous
y planned.
Film To Be Shown The relig
ious film, "Messenger of Peace,"
will be shown tonight, May 22, at
St. Paul's Lutheran church, Corey
LEGAL
GENERAL SUPPLIES: Rsbg.
Bonk Store $5.26; Mid-Ore. Prtg.
tc Staty. $4 60; Ken's Office Equip.
$2 56
PUBLISHING CLAIMS it RE
PORTS: Port Umpqua Courier
$54.00 and $63.90; Rsbg. News-Review
$46.40
STATUTORY AUDIT: A. B.
Collier $500.00.
WATERMASTER DIST NO. 16:
Tom R. Pearce $102.35; SIAC
$0.60.
PURCHASE OF RECREATION
AL AREAS: Ben B. Irving $390.25.
DOG CONTROL: Quine & Co.
15.00: Rsbg. Book Store $2.20;
Rsbg. News-Review $11.90; D St L
Slaty. $7.60; Farm Bureau Co-op.
$5.75; Postage $12.00; M St M
Printers $11.94; Irwin-Hodson
$51.10; The following were paid for
lambs killed: w. 1. Dixon iiuuo;
C. Rydell $7.50; Mrs. P. Flury
$3000: K. Heading $2,50; Mrs. R.
C. Head 517,50. The following paid
for sheep killed: Mrs. P. Flury
$10.00; K. Heading $35.00 snd W
E. Bohme $10.00. SIAC $5.50.
TOTALS: Oregon Physicians
Service $245.00; S. Tax $264.25; T.
Tax $2,243.71; P.P.R.S. $1,046.49.
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and Military streets. The first
showing will be at 7 p.m. and the
second showing at 8:30 0 clock. The
public is invited. There will be no
admission charge as a free-will off
ering will be taken.
Medford, Union
Win Track Titles
CORVALLIS. May 22P)-De-
fending champions from Medford
and Union recaptured state high
school track and field honors here
Saturday.
Medford swept the class A for a
third time and Union posted a sec
ond straight victory in the class B
finals of the two day meet.
Two new class A records were
posted,
Dick Zimmerman ot La Grande
took the high hurdles in 14.8 sec
onds, one-tenth of a second better
than the old mark set in 1938 and
tied in 1946. Al Martin ot Cottage
Grove ran the half mile in a record
1:59.9 minutes. The old mark was
2:00.4 minutes, set two years ago.
John Henslee, pilot Rock, cupped
a tenth of a second off the old
class B low hurdle record for a
new time of 24.5 seconds. Lloyd
Powell, Triangle Lake, equalled the
class d 100 yard dash at 10.6 sec
onds. The order of finish in class B:
Union 63, Rogue River 45, Pilot
Rock 40. Pleasant Hill 37, Helix
26, Creswell 25, Gold Hill 24V4, Ger-
vais 16, Jefferson 15Vi, Lorane 10,
Wallowa, Henley and Oakland 9,
Elgin, Adrian and Bonanza 8, Col
ton SV4, Irrigon, Coos River and
Mohawk 6, Maupin 4, Turner 3,
Phoenix, Talent and Monroe 2,
Bandon, Lapine, Culver and Mc
Kenzie 1, Shedd Va.
Webfoots Win
ND Track Fete
SEATTLE, May 22 UP) It
wasn't even close.
University of Oregon track and
field runners walked off with the
northern division coast conference
meet here Saturday with a 17W
point margin over the favored Uni
versity of Washington Huskies.
The Ducks didn't even bother to
enter the final mile relay.
The victors were never pressed
after the first three events. They
went on to take seven firsts and
failed to score in only three events
the shot put, high jump and
the relay.
The day had other surprises
besides the final tally.
Idaho's Warren Johanson, fav
ored in the mile, tumbled on the
final turn and finished well be
hind as Oregon s Jack Hutchins
romped in with a 4:18.3. time.
Woodley Lewis and Peter Mundle
snared the broad jump and two-
mile events for Oregon, Lewis go
ing 23 feet 8 inches and Mundle
winning in 9:32.4.
Two records were broken. Dick
uoyie ot Montana tossed the dis
cus 164 and 810 feet to break
the 21 -year-old mark of 157 feet,
2 inches set by Ed Moeller of Ore
gon. Washington's Jack Burke did the
high hurdles in 14.3 seconds, clip
ping one-tenth of a second from
the mark of another Washington
performer, Steve Anderson. The
latter, who set his mark in 1930
was official starter for Saturday's
race. Hume also won the low
hurdles to be the day s only dou
ble winner.
Oregon wound up the day with
50 points. Washington had 38 u.
followed by Washington State 28.
Idaho 17Vi, Oregon Slate 16'i, and
Montana o'i.
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SATURDAY'S RESULTS
Ridding I, Marytvilli 7.
Rene 11, Mtdford 1.
Pittsburg 1, Eugtnt (.
Klamath Falls t. Willows 4.
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
Klamath Falls 7, Willows 4.
Eugtnt 10, Pittsburg t.
Mtrytvlllt 1, Ridding 4.
Mtdford 10, Rose 1.
Men., May 22, 1950 The Newt
cow ia av we atavici. wc
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Van Horn, Kemp
Praised By Coach
Frank Purdy, Indian track coach.
reported today that although Jim
Kemp and Bill Van Horn did not
qualify in the state track meet at
Corvallis Saturday, they both ran
excellent races in tough competi
tion. Bill Van Horn placed third in
his qualifing heat in the century.
Medford's sensational track star,
Jack Morris, won the event with
Portland's Roosevelt high school
star, Jim Anderson, running a
close second.
Purdy believes that if the In
dians' 100 yard dash man had run
in some otner neat, ne wouio
have qualified.
Jim Kemp ran fourth in his Quali
fied heat in the 440 yard dash.
Swanson, Lincoln of Portland, took
first place'honors in Kemp's quali
fing head and Smithpeter of Baker
placed second. -
In runnning the preliminary race,
Kemp was boxed on the back
stretch which may have cost him
a possible qualification.
Fuidy reported that the meet
was very well officiated. The
Roseburg track coach also stated
that he believed the competition
this year was tougher than 1949
state track competition.
Oakland Juniors, Seniors
Hold Banquet, Program
The Oakland high school junior
senior banquet was held Friday
evening, May 12, at the high school
auditorium. Members of the home
making class prepared and served
the dinner. Ted Rohwer, a mem
ber of the high school board, was
the main speaker.
The program was:
Greeting by Dale Roberson: re
sponse by Travis Richardson; fare
well by Ted Rohwer; vocal solo
by Robeane Bailey; senior class
will, senior class prophecy snd
vocal solo by Susan Stearns.
Those attending the banquet
were, junior class: Joseph Sherron,
Douglas Hronson, Irene Mctunney,
Patricia Tuthill, Lucy Cole, Ron
nie Eittreim, Bob Seeley, Donna
Beahm, JoAnn Hass, Robert Hill,
Dale Roherson, Lester Cingcade,
Vernon Bunch, David Rice, Bill
Jones, Dick Bovingdon and Shirley
Hart: seniors: Fern Osborn. Mari
lyn Wegner, Pjnkey Holder, Ray
mond Cooler, Travis Richardson,
Patsey Snyder, Ray Bagby, Bar
bara Bullock and Willa Haines.
Also attending were high school
teachers, their wives and husbands
and members of the school board.
23 Yoncalla Students
Win Grade Diplomas
Twenty-three students of Yoncal
la grade school were graduated at
ceremonies in the grade school
gym Friday evening. The platform
was decorated with the class col
ors, purple and gold, witb their
motto "Through the Gates of To
morrow" as the main decoration.
The following program was given:
Processional, Mrs. relix Latnam;
invocation, the Rev. Mr. Fosner;
salutatory address, uarnara iia-
Eer; number by the grade school
and; class history, Barbara
Hughes; class prophecy, Dale Cow
an; class will, Ross Cane; violin
solo, John Drysdale; address, the
Rev. Mr. Byars; class poem, Billy
Davis, class song by the class;
valedictory, Molly Kingery; pres
entation of diplomas, Clifford Bice;
presentation of awards, Al Hoff
man; benediction, the nev. Mr.
Fosner; processional, Mrs. Frclix
LathBm. The following students
received their diplomas: Molly
Kingery, James Weber, Barbara
Hughes, Carole and Carotene Bou
cock, Retta Jones, Kenneth Whit-
ker. Marilyn Payne, Hoss cane,
Jean Edwards, Dale Cowan, Winnie
Hall, Robert Ulbrirht, Laurine Mc
Donald, Virginia Boan, Mel.iu At
kinson, Nola Cane, Billy Davis
Caldwell, Michael Mead, Gaylia
Thiele, Barbara Raper and Leta
Kruse. ,
. JUKI BOX TO CHURCH
LOS ANGELES, m -The
juke box has gone to church.
Members of the First Methodist
church don't have to wait for the
choir on Sundays to hear hymns
and choral arrangements. A con
verted nickel a record machine
has been installed in the chapel.
It plays, for free, religious
musie snd scriptural quotations.
- Review, Reteburf, Ore. 13
By J. R. Wtlflamt
t, at aro. 0. 1. .at. on.
Births At Mercy Hospital
CUMMINGS To Mr. and Mrs!
Robert Lee Cummings, Camas Val
ley, May 21, a daughter, Linda
plane; - weignr. seven pounds one
ounce. , .-"..
CONNELLY To Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Connelly, 2134 Todd, May
20, a son, Michael John; wes!
six pounds 10 ounces.
BEAL To Mr. and Mrs. Benla-
min Beal, 1652 North Stephens St.,
May 20. a son. David Allen: weight
eight pounds 12 ounces.
SCHUSTER To Mr. and Mrs.
Lambert Schuster, star route.
Brockway. May 20. a son. John:
weight six pounds four ounces
WAHNER To Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Wahner. route 3. box 487.
May 19, a son, Royal Arden; weight
seven pounds 12 ounces.
SPRING To Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Spring, Umpqua star route,
Oakland, May 18, a daughter, Bren
da Lou; weight eight pounds one
and one-half ounce.
Reserves Claim Moral
Victory On Duck Grid
EUGENE, May 22 (B The re
serves claimed a moral victory to-,
day over the regulars despite a
21-21 deadlock in Saturday's Uni
versity of Oregon spring football
finale.
The green-clad reserves, paced
by fullback Carl Ervin's two touch
downs, tied the score on a pass
from a sophomore quarterback Cal
Dunham to Monte Brethauer. They
outplayed the regulars in nearly
every department and garnered 21
first downs to but four for the
first string.
The latter scored on Earl Stelle's
68-yard bootleg play, Tom Lyons'
65-yard romp and Tommy Ed
wards'nine yard plunge.
Harry Caldwell and Stelle dl,
vided the conversions evenly.
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Distributors of Hancock
Petrokum Products For
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FINISHING
Estimates
Phone 1573-R
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320 Ward St.
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