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Newspaper Page Texti ) Shop and Save With Classified Ads Logging Equipment 22 LOGGER SPECIAL 1M5 Intertill tonal dual axle truck and Trombly trailer, 8 new' Urea on truck, good tires nn trailer W0O0. full price K)0. will handle. Balance financed. Phone Myrtle Creek .1622 FOR SALE 450 International engine, complete. Guaranteed major overhaul. New clutch, aUo F-M transmission, Sth direct Leonard Clifton, Canyon ville. MAUL-id" bucking law forTale or trade for garden tractor or an air-cooled power plant Richard Berkey, Ten mile FOR-SALE 2 loTgingtrurtti with year round work. Call 420-J-3 between 1 and 5 p. nv fD H CAT. armored for logging ' Lata model Phone 633-J Boseburg. FOR SALE U-2nb Timken rear end, like new. SMO. Wlllta Benson, Tiller. Oregon. , Machinery For Sale 23 FOR SALE 19 KW, A C. power plant, 110-220 V. heavy duty General Eelr trict Generator, driven by Hill diesel motor. Like new condition, complete with control panel and approximately KM. worth new spare parts. Price $1750. Inquire Raymond's Lodge, B miles south Gold Beach, Oregon. Farm Equipment 24 ALLIS CHALMERS power unit, 20 bp. perfect condition., Harold Crouch, Oakla nd. Ph. 2757. FOR SALE Used Adriatic hayrake","l2 ft., very good condition, (60 it taken ai once, tt-to lempun. FOR SALE - 1 John Deere tractor. Mo del B; 1 corn cultivator, 1 - 16-inch In t regal plow, both for John D-ere: 1 offset Oliver disc. John Ferguson. Days Creek, Oregon. ' JOHN DEERE No. 62 field pick up hay choppers, reg. $1068., cash price, $). 390. Interstate Tractor & Equipment Trucks 26 FOR SALE '41 Dodge l'i ton Cabover; will trade for Dodge pickup. T. B. Holcomb Weld I njt . Sutherlin. AXLE SHAFTS for all manes of' trucks. Ray's Truck Shop, 2055 N Stephens Phone 4A9-J-4 1950 DODGE a T. pickup. Will sell equity. Atkinson, V mile E. of True's Store. Winston. SPECIAL UM Chevrolet dump truck 11M OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 1946 Ford with 2-speed axle and 3 speed Blipa and log bunk 1793 1949 Dodge 1 ton with crew box, very clean . 1295 TRUCK REPAIR & REBUILDING GUIBERSON DIESEL PARTS li STARTER SHELLS NEW CMC TRUCKS SMITH MOTORS TRUCK DEPARTMENT Hlway 90 N. Phone 199-R-l FOR SALE 1941 international panel, good motor and tires, $250. Sea at 1944 Fairmont FOR SALE '49 Dodge ton pickup approx. 12,500 moles, $11,095. Ph. 16 x5 Myrtle Creek, Nelson Rust. FOR SALE 1948 2-T. Ford dump truck, 3-4 yard box, 5 speed transmission, 2-speed Eaton, low milage, and mech anically perfect. 1950 Fairmont Ave. Auios & mtr. Cycles 27 We Want Good Clean Used Cars Top prices paid DOYLE'S SALES & SERVICE Highway 99 & Garden Valley Road Phone 611 MORE MONEY for your car. Cash on the spot. Corkrum Motors. Inc., De Soto, Plymouth, Phone 408. 114 N. R oseSt . FOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet Fleetline 4-door sedan, heater, defroster. Good tires. Excellent condition. Call 400, 8 to 5. FOR SALE OR TRADE '47 Mercury, good condition. Ph. 1063-L. FOR SALE 1947-Cushman motor scooter, in good condition, new en ' gine and two new tires. Ph. 743-R after 5 P.M. IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 6:15 P.M. PHONE 100 Want Those Bills Marktd Get a loan h.r. to consolidate bills . . . Only on, monthly PCTYin.nl to main, on lomu lo 1 your budooL Com In or phono TODAY. CALKINS FINANCE CO. Pho., 466 307 13rd Flor) Pacific Bldo., M-337 Stat Lie. S-2M V li miH i nyiemm I DEVON 4-DOOR SEDAN i LOW INITIAL COST UP TO 33 MllfS H OAllON J 3BJ THE 10W PRICE QUALITY CAR AMERICA WANTSUS S & S MOTORS S. Stephens Prion 1071-R I lun'ik,.xjM'mg'm.'u' ;wau!SMi..Mii nuiismij.wwii.'ia j Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 REASONABLY PRICED GUAC TXRUt CHEVROLET. BUICK. rONTlAC. CADILLAC rRn INI Hansen's USED CAR CENTER Bom k OM Better Buys at Barcus 1948 PACKARD STATION SEDAN, overdrive, every extra, com nletelv refiniihed looks and runs tike new $2495 1949 BUICK SUPER CONVERTIBLE Light blue, dark lop, red leather UDholntery. Every ex tra. 18,000 miles 12293 1947 HUDSON SEDAN. R & H, motor comoletels recondi tioned ... 1295 1947 NASH 600 S pass, coupe. Re conditioned motor, excellent condition throughout - - $1095 1941 FORD STATION WAGON S 1934 FORD V-8 sedan 1932 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1932 CHEVROLET COUPE Trucks 1947 FORD 8 dump truck. 4 yd. . ateel box. 8 new H.D. Urea. Ready to haul INTERNATIONAL wllti 31 ft aeml trailer Vicuum brakes, good tires, excellent motor. Ideal to haul cants, ties, or equip. v uu price 1935 CHEVROLET Plntup EASY TERMS LIBERAL TRADES BARCUS Your Packard Dealer Highway 99 N at Cardan Valley ltd Phone 1354 Personal 30 ALCOHOLICS ' ANONYMOUS. P O. Box 1118 Notices 31 WE WILL NOT BE responsible for -ny debts contracted by anyone other hn ourselves. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Welch. Auto Driver Killed VANCOUVER, Wash., July 7 (JP) A car crashed into a Grey hound bus five miles, north of here Thursday killing the auto driver, George E. Richardson, 21, of Rirlecfield, Wash. No one on the northbound bus was injured. (Advertisement! Wins Freedom From Awful Gas Pains "I suffered terribly from a giuy stomach," said Mrs. J. Harper. "At times this gas presnrd up into my throat so that I could hardly get my breath and give me awful pains even around into my back. I was badly con stipated, too, and half sick In my stomach after every meal. Then 1 tried your medicine KAL-O-DEX and now my gassy stomach Is relieved and my bowels regular again. That shortness of breath Is gone, too. and I feel bet ter In every way." KAL-O-DEX is an HERBAL FORMULA extracted from NATURES PLANTS. Taken before meals it mixes with your food, helping to eliminate POISONS from system by cleansing the bowels, rid stomach of gas, and remove old sickening bile. Don't go on suffering! Get KAL-O-DEX today; MONEY BACK GUARAN TEE! AH drug stores. st rjy ill notici op mo-mi budget meeting North Rastburg Sanitary District KOT1CI IS HIRE BY GIVZN: That In accord an re with the provisions of the Local Budget Law. Seetlana 11Ml to 110-1213. O C L. A . and amendments thereto, the Budget Commit 'ee of the North Roseburg SsniUry Dutrtet, pre pared and adopted rn June aoth. 9M. the budget estimates for the fiacal year beginning July 1, IBM, and coding June 30, IBM, as sat forth In the accompanying schedule. All persons ara hereby notified that on Friday, the Uth day of July IBM. at T:O0 o'clock P. M.. daylight saving time, at the office of the Landis Iron Works. In said district, the budget estimates aiay bo discussed with the Board of Directors, the Levying Board of the North Roscburg Sanitary District, and any person or persons subject to the pro posed lax levy or tax levies, when made, will be heard la favor of or against Mid proposed tax levy or tax levies, or any part thereof.- Costs for year ending June 30th $ g 078.81 720.00 9 9 9 91,111 54 9 300 no fc , 1135 100 00 , . 27324 200.00 9 9 t 91.498.13 9 000 00 9 I "Z" -'Z """"" , ."" "... . jjw.oo 9 9 9 - .-. 92.750.00 I 9 I l gZZIZ 9 1 - ... 9 100.00 9 300.00 9 ; $.. 9 - 32,277.75 34.370.00 Total of department appropriations, as above DEDUCT, estimated cash balance and receipts, as follows: Estimated unexpended United States Veterans Sale of Bancroft Bonds Service charges ..... Balance to be raised by Calrulstlen ef six percent Tax base as used in 1949 - ADD Statutory increase of Tax bae as used in this ADD Exempt items (Indebtedness sections, as above) To be raised by taxation Unslde 8 limitation! We. the undersigned, do hereby the budget committee, for the North 1, imv, ana enauig June a". 111 Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this 20th day of June, 1930. Bv oraer of the Board of Directors of the North Roseburg Sanitary District. ATTEST: Edyth A. Landis, Secretary. LEGAL OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, PORTLAND, OREGON, JUNE 28, 1950: The following described per sonal property seized from George N. and Bernice B. Koontz, dba G & B Log 4 Mill Company, under warrants for distraint for nonpay ment of assessed taxes due, will be sold as provided by Section 3693 of the Internal Revenue Code, at pub lic auction on Thursday, July 13th, 1950, at 2:00 o'clock P.M., at the Buckhorn Lumber Company, one mile East of Myrtle Creek, Oregon: Paul Bunyan Trailer, Factory No. 44XR4, Cert. Title No. A1123048, ion MnHol Hlir.H H F.AR1.E. COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REV ENUE. Vital Statistics DIVORCE SUITS GRANTED 1 LANG Mary Madlynn Lang from James W. Lang on grounds of cruel and inhuman treat ment. Plaintiff awarded custody of one minor child and $50 monthly support until Oct. 15 and $25 mon thly support thereafter. In addition the plaintitt is to receive $30 monthly alimony for 35 months, plus a property settltment. DAVIS Charles W. from Stella Irine Davis on grounds of incur able insanity. Plaintiff awarded property settlement and custody of four minor children. AUB1N Hazel O. Brooks Aubin from Raymond P. Aubin on I grounds of cruel and inhuman j treatment. Plaintiff granted pro perty settlement and restoration of former name. ! MADDUX Catherine Maddux . from John Edward Maddux o n grounds of desertion. McDONALD Patricia McDonald from John McDonald on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff awarded cutody of one minor child and $40 monthly sup port. THOMPSON Leona Bell Thomp son from Noel Jerome Thompson on grounds of cruel and inhuman f FERGUSON Irene L. from Wal- ter J. Ferguson on grounds of cruel : and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff also awarded property settlement. NICDLAZZI Lctha from Amer ico Emil Nicolazzi on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff also awarded property settlement. PEROTTI Betty J. from Eu gene T. Perotti on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff awarded custody of one minor child and $50 monthly support. ELKS CLUB AIDE DIES KLAMATH FALLS, Jhly 7 -JP) George Dewey Powell, veteran of two world wars and recently manager of the Klamath Falls Elks club, died of a heart ail ment at Hillside hospital Wednes day. He was 53 years old. IT'S NEW IT'S DIFFERENT! FISHERMEN'S CAMP "You catch 'em You cook 'em" BRING THE FAMILY Fun for all and SAFE for th kids! FIGHTING RAINBOWS MT SFXTON FISHING RESORT 6 M.ln South of Wolf Crtek Vi mile t of Sunny Volley on 99 Phono 2774 7-1-40 to 0-30-50 lost Budget 12 mot. Appropriations 150 00 101. IS 427.50 Director's salaries Bond of officers Preliminary 4c reconnaissance Secretary ... AemialilratUa. Attorney fee Office supplies expense Printing it advertising Bookkeeping At audit Overall., af plant Power (Electric energy Truck operation . Chlorination Maintenance & repair Tools At supplies . . Can ttr actus. Plant Sewer mains At trunk lines ... Letters Is - Survey, engineering At Inspection Rights-of-way IndtbUAness. Bond redemption Bond Interest Sinking Fund iBond GRAND TOTALS cash balance Administration .......... taxation limitation: 1SS0 budget 6 budget certify that the Roseburg Sanitary foregoing Is a true and correct copy of the budget compiled by District, of Roseburg, Oregon, for the fiscal year beginning July Handicaps Battled By Oregon Highway Commission, Due To Second World War, Told When T. H. Banfield became chairman of the highway commission February 28, 1943, World war II had clamped the brakes on all high way construction in Oregon other than that specified by the command ers of the war effort ai being of an emergency nature for their as sistance. During the 1943-44 biennium some 50 construction projects were carried out, all of them, other han those requested by the army chieftains, being contracts which had of completion before Pearl Harbor. The new chairman took the gavel with two supporting freshmen on his commission team, Arthur W. Schaupp of Klamath Falls succeed ing Huron W. Clough, Canyonville; and Merle R. Chessman. Astoria. a"" l The new commission faced ad verse onerating conditions o n everv hand. It found it to be prac tically impossible to secire the needed crushed rock and gravel for use in highway maintenance, due in part to the construction demands for building cantonments, naval stations, air fields, shipyards and housing facilities and in par tacular to the dfficulty of its contractors in securing repair parts for worn or damaged quip ment. Scarcity of lumber inter fered with the- maintenance of bridges. Man Power Lack Ftlt. Throughout the biennium the shortage of manpower was even more serious .than that of mater ials. Thirty percent of the depart ment's personnel went into the armed services and still more left the department for more lucrative employment in the war industries. The maintenance forces were re duced approximately 27 percent, to overcome which the work week was Increased from 44 to 48 hours and special maintenance crews were put on a 54-hour basis. Wages were increased in the lower brac kets and women were employed as truck drivers, flagmen and other of the lighter tasks. Maintenance costs jumped to 40 percent higher than the prewar rate, due to heavier wartime trucks both in war transport and in the logging field, to increased material and supplies cost, in creased cost of older equipment operation and increased wages. Look to Futuro But, though lagging in Its for ward construction program, the commission proceeded to prepare for postwar demands. It toured the state, meeting with county courts, city authorities and civic bodies asking them to formulate their suggestions for a three-year postwar construction program and report to the commission. With its engineering personnel depleted by war service the lack was par tially filled by the employment of high school students and women GUEST RANCH Kstlmatos ItUO IBM . 9 30 00 73 00 Z l. too oo 9 S. 471.00 ... soooo 73000 300.00 1.730.00 9 3.800 00 syriem 3.900.00 1,000.00 060.00 800.00 .100.00 1,280.00 130.00 $141,7O0O 100,8:14 41 ... M, 000. 00 10,000 00 200.00 protection) ... 1. 000 00 ... 8,822.20 ,. 3,870.00 40,000.00 53.000.00 10,800.00 f 4,570 00 274.20 9 4,844.20 BUDGET COMMITTEE: By George R. Schnore, Chairman John W. Doyle, Secretary C V. Landis, Chairman of , Board of directors. been awarded and were in course so that the planning work kept , moving. It was during this biennium that the counties and the cities began to get their definite percentage outs out of highway road user i funds. In 1943 the counties were given 15.7 percent, or $2,311,569; the cities an allocation of 5 percent or $736,163. These funds, propor tionately allocated, are earmarked to be expended on county roads and city streets which are not on the highway system. No pro vision was made in the law lor any report to be made to the com mission covering the expenditures of these funds by the county or the ciry authorities. Methodist Youth Group Visitation Dates Given A youth caravan of the Metho dist Youth Fellowship organiza tion composed of one counsellor and two boys and two girls of college age, will be in Wilbur and Sutherlin July 22 to 29. A meeting was held in Sutherlin recently and committees were ap pointed to help carry out this work as follows: Finance committee, Alta Camp bell of Sutherlin and Marjory Blon dell of Wibur, courtesy committee, Shirley Lee of Wilbur and Allen Christie of Oakland; Physical fa cilities, Charles Coxe of Wilbur; book committee, Betty Jane Jones of Sutherlin and Mrs. Dorothy Mof fit of Wilbur; pre-registration, Ad die Van Cleve of Wilbur and Pa erlin and Marjory Blondell of Wil bur: housing commission, Joan Clark of Sutherlin and Harriet Riggs of Sutherlin. tricia Tuthill of Sutherlin; publi- DOWN A WEEK buys a new RCA VICTOR "45" Automatic Phonof rh nd A huf rtcrd Ibum cntininfl 20 ftp Icctitm. GET YOURS NOW ot JUUeib. RAOIO-mCORD SHO 1 r . ffr . ( VS; -i l) .'J ,aa,i ,art. STARTER Steve O'Neill, new Red Sox manager, ponders future moves in St, Louis after taking over the Boston Amer icans in place of the retired Joe McCarthy. The Bosox re bounded under O'Neill,, took lour straight from the Browns. city, Leonard Hollinger and Arlyn Brown of Wilbur and Veda Camp bell of Sutherlin: general' caravan commission, Arlyn Brown of Wil bur: fellowship suppers W. S. C. S.J luncheon, Ruby McCoy of Suth- Cur tin By MRS. GRACE THOMPSON Mr. and Mrs. Kestncr Boydston of Sacramento, Calif., visited at the P. B. Goins home luesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Boydston will be remembered as Fern Goins. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hodges left early Saturday on a vacation trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Billings Doyle and Judy are spending a few days vacationing at the coast. All three mills at Cu-i" n for the July 4 vacation, will reopen July 10. Marvin Hill is recuperating at home from a recent operation. Mrs. Flora V, Holt and Mrs. Grace Goins spent Friday night at the Harry Holt home in Cres well. On Saturday they went on to Portland to meet Mrs. C. A. Holt, who arrived from Des Moines, Iowa, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry Holt. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Thompson and sons attended a family picnic at Armitage park near Eugene Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Booher and family have gone to Coos Bay for a few days to redecorate the Wanda Belle. Grandma Allison returned home Thursday from the hospital in Eu gene. She reports it is wonderful to be able to see again and en joys meeting her many friends, who have been calling on her since her return. She extends her many thanks to all who made it possible for her to see again. Formosa was ceded to Japan by China in 1895. ' Due To Public Demand ROSEBURG AUCTION Livestock Sales WILL CONTINUE 1:00 P.M. EVERY FRIDAY LIVE STOCK Only Will Be Sold ROSEBURG AUCTION 1807 Grandview (Behind Wally's Mkt.1 Delivered in Roseburg . 1497.00 Alta tvailablo with avtrdrlva tronsmiiiion or 4-ipttd tranimtnion at additional coat. WE CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! KEEL MOTOR CO. Frl., July 7, 1950 Th Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. Girl, Kicked By Heme, Undergoes Brain Surgery A delicate brain operation was performed on Mavis Jean Rose, 17, of Roseburg in Portland Wednesday, according to an As sociated Press report. Her condi tion was reported to be fair, and as good as was to have been ex pected. She was kicked in the head by a horse July 4, which incidentally was her birthday. She suffered a brain injury. She was first taken to a Eugene hospital and later transferred to Providence hospital in Portland. The operation was performed a short time after she arrived. PVT. TAYLOR ASSIGNED With the 24th Infantry Division on Kyushu, Japan Pfc. George J. Taylor of Winston, Ore., having recently arrived in the Far East command, has been assigned to the 24th Infantry division, located in the island of Kyushu, Japan. He is the son of Mrs. Zona Tay lor,' lifetime resident of Winston. Prior to entering the army. Pri vate Taylor was employed by the Smith Brothers Construction com pany as a brick layer. Entering the Army in February Personal To Women With Nagging Backache As we get otrler, stress and strain, over exertion, excessive smakins or exposure to cold, sometimes slows down kidney func tion. This may lead many folks to com plain of nagsing backache. Ions of pep and energy, headaches and diiiifless, lictling up nights or f refluent uei may mult from minor bladder irritations due to cold, dampness or dietary indiscretions. If your discomforts are due to these eausea, don't wait, try Doan'a I'll I, a mild diuretic. Used mtccewifiilly by millions for over 60 years. While thrte symptoms may often otherwise occur, it's smailm how many times Doan'a gvm hapny relief help the 16 miles of kidney tubes and fillers flush out waste. Get Doan'a Tills today. TRAP SHOOTING The Monthly Chris Hestness Trophy Shoot Will Be Held Sunday, July 9th Oh the Club Grounds . ot Winchester Traps Open 1 0 o.m. for Handicap Shooting Practice Shooting Starts at 1 p.m. Roseburg Rod & Gun Club OUR STOP-WEAR LUBRICATION IS GUARANTEED FOR 1000 MILES! When you have your car lubricated at our station you re ceive a 1000-mile guarantee in writing against chassis squeaks due to faulty lubricationl We can guarantee STOP-WEAR Lubrication because! OWe perform each job carefully and thoroughly ac cording to your car manufacturer's specifications. OWt use Union Oil Company's famous UNOBA the grease that resists both heat and waterl OWi keep an up-to-date record on your car tha' gives its life history its condition and needs. Come in and see us next time your car needs lubrication. Remember, our STOP-WEAR Service is guarankedt Mac Wood Union Station 248 N. Stephens Phont 971 UNION IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON THE NEW STUDEBAKER ONE-HALF TON PICK-UP! 1947, Taylor has served at Camp Lee, Va., Fort Ord, Calif., and Fort Lewis, Wash. new mm mm Albers Feeds A tni for Ivory N.adJ Poultry Supplies Seeds Dairy Equipment Lawn Supplies ' Douglas County FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG, OREGON Phone 98 Located W. Washington St and S. P. R. R. Tracks OIL DEALER ir Studbaltir half-ten pickup. A twepurpoia unit. if Truck carrying capacity, paitangtr car riding aasa. k Pawtr ta da tha ob. Econ omy to pleait alt. Built for ruggad duty. Styltd to pltaia tha tya. 443 N. JACKSON PHONE 129 J