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14 1 Tan Dodf 152" whcbM.
power brakes, reinforced framt, very
low miUatt end la prte- con
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IMA 1W Ton Dodge ISO" wheelbjs.
reinforced frame, power brakaa, 8.25
x SO Urea Tht truck la exceptional.
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IMS ford 160" wheelbate S 25 x
20 13 ply tiret, 2 ipeed axle Neat u
a pin and In A-l condition.
I12B5.00
JMC 8 wheeler 270 Motor in
completely overhauled Rear
erhauled. Exceptionally good
A lot of truck for the money.
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1941 Chevrolet Flatbed In food con
dition it good rubber.
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All of our trucka are exceDtionallr
clean, are In food condition and are
outstanding vaiuea.
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IIORK MONEY for your car. dab on
m epoi uorxrum Hotora. inc., ue
Soto. Plymoutn. Pnone . 114 N
Rom St
FOR SALE OR TRADE '7Mtirury,
food condition. Ph. 1063-1.
FOR SALE 193B Dodee'Vdoor aedan.
H St H. clean. Edwards Auto Court,
io aiaiion, ninnon.
FOR SALE 1641 Chev. -door. very
food condition. Can be seen at W.
F. Kernln, ph. 48-R-3.
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THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED dof has
been Impounded and If not claimed
wit run 48 hours from date or notice,
will be disposed of as provided by
German police, male
Go. weaeman
P.M.
Idleyld Rt., Box 85
Roaeburf, Oregon
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YOUNGMEN
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Needed by railroads thruout America
as station agents and telegraphers.
Trained men start at $300 00 monthly
Silus benefits. Must be sincere and able
n finance self during training per
iod. Our plan won't interfere with pre
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and phone. United Railway Institute.
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SMOKER AT THREE
Three-year-old Harry Emmer,
of Appleton, Wis., who smoked
tali first ciiar at ten months,
snd has. a collection of 25 pipes,
enjoys his favorite brand.
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1949 Nash 4 Door Sedan
Overdrive, Heater l,6f5.0Q
1047 niria 4 Dnor Sfdan. Radio.
Heater. Hydraniatic 1,445.00
1047 Ford Club Coupe 1.275.00
1948 Willys Panel
1947 Willys Station Wagon,
Over-drive & Heater
194(1 Chrynler 4 Door Sedan
1MB Plymouth 3 Door Sedan ..
1944 Jep
IH41 Chevrolet Coupe
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PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, the unregulated use
of certain forest areas is, in my
judgment, a menace to life and
property on account of an execs
sive amount of debris on I hp
ground due to old burns and also
t.l.w.no
l,4rt.voo
1.09S.00
(joo.no
Sfl.VOO
. 2sn.no
305.00
FOR SALE I9.1H Dodge.
Motel. Ph. 710-R-l.
We Want Good
Clean Used Cars
Top prlrea paid
DOYLE'S SALES It SERVICE
Highway 99 Ac Garden Valley Road
rnone 011
R & R AUTO SALES-
Myrtle Creek. Oregon
Next to Umpqua Machine Shop
'42 Chev. 4-door sedan
"41 ford 6 2-door
'41 V-g S-door
'41 Hudson Coupe
"45 Ford 6 lumber truck w(th rolls
42 Ford 0 Flatbed truck
This equipment Is all In good
mechanical condition.
Ph. SIS. Myrtle Creek
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County Court Proceedings
Tuei., July 18, 1950 The News-Review, Roieburfj, Ore. 9
COUNTY COURT PROCf ED1NGS ,
June 2, inchise grated J JJ j.BSS:
Douglas Manufacturing Co. to in-1 m T ro'wbridge EclricVw!?
Tipton Road, from Lot 8 to Lot T . ., '
gomery ward $15.95
21 in Oaks Addition.
June 2nd, Tract of land located
in Sec. 17 Twp 22 S, R 5 W, W.M.
purchased from Anna Drain for
$1000.00 to be used or recreation
al purposes.
June 14th, Timber on a portion
of NWV. Sec. 22 Twp. 26 S, R 2 W,
W.M. sold to C. E. Puckett for
$6.50 per M by Bureau Scale.
June 16th, 'Ralph E. Turner ap
pointed enforcement 'officer for
Douglas County Dog Control Dis
trict to work in conjunction with
Phillins Of
fice Supply 1203.90: Rsbg. Printing
$46.75; itsbg. Book Store $1.20;
City of Reedsport $30.00; West
Coast Telephone $5.65; Pac. Tel. &
Tel. $9.60; L. Fulton $17.30; M.
Barrett $32.16 R. Stanke $106.90;
N. Magness $M.85; M. Johnson
$34.64; L. S. Miller $100.71; N. Har
ris $58.48; S1AC $4.71.
HOME: Dohrmann Hotel Supply
$li.4o; c. O. c. Co. 62.48; J. C.
r-enny io. $33.30; Mrs. B.. Blakely
$27.90; Cleo's Bakery $5.60: Hud-
June 17th, Dance Hall license ion-.Dunca", ,1PJJ5?10: Mlson
granted to Uu Franco at Dillard. J,1.0?"". S51K- r?0.""1" holle
June 19th, Deed for right of I .V'uT1",
way on County Road 200 Sec. 19 ! Valley wles e $5.57; Geo. Daw-
Twp. 26 S., R S W, W.M. from
Mack Brown et al accepted and
Clerk authorized to pay $1.00
therefor.
son S104.30; Chapman Pharmacy
$4.00; Rexalt Store $2.00; General
Roads $81.49; Boyd Coffee $78.84:
Douglas Co. Creamery $15.36; J
Tractor Care To
Get Attention Of
Oregon 4-H Clubs
A good many Oregon farm trac
tors are receiving more than the
customary attention this year.
Oregon's newest 4-H club proj
ect, tractor maintenance, has at
tracted more than 200 youngsters
who are enrolled in 25 clubs lo
cated in 18 counties, reports L. J.
Allen, state 4-H club leader. The
project, new this year in five
western states including Oregon, is
under the sponsorship of the Gen
eral Petroleum corporation of Los
Angeles,
Union county leads the state with
four clubs having a total . enroll
ment of 29 club members.
The protect includes tractor
maintenance rather than repair,
and has the intention of acquaint
ing 4-H club members with practic
es in maintaining and operating
tractors skillfully and safely. Be
fore the close of the club year this
fall, several counties plan contests
in maintenance and handling.
To the state's most outstanding
1950 tractor maintenance club
member, the General Petroleum
corporation will award an all-ex
pense trip Io 4-H club congress in
Chicago. Announcement or the
award will be made in October
when winners of all state contests
are named, Allen states.
On a county basis, tractor main
tenance project club members will
also be rated at the close of the
c lib vear. Those club members
rating in the blue or top group
will each receive a sterling sil
ver medal.
At 4-H Club congress in Chi
caeo. eight state tractor mainten
ance winners ' will receive college
scholarships valued at $300 each.
The project is nationwide.
In five western states, the Gen
eral Petroleum corporation pro
vides ittnds lor leader training,
June 20th, Various tracts of ! i""Sus0.n ,70 20: Mrs. C. Fullerton
M.fiu; nieirose uairy sioo.it; Pat
terson Bakery $37.09; Boucocks
Meat Mkt. $70.94; Rsbg. Pharmacy
$210.49; Rsbg. Book Store $1.22;
McDonald Candy $29.38; Myrtle
Creek Laundry $205.92; Rsbg. Lum
ber $47.40; Pac. Tel. & Tel. $9.40;
S1AC $35.88.
JAIL: W. I. Worral $4.00; Photo
Lab. $3.16; Rsbg. Pharmacy $4.80;
Trowbridge Electric $2.80; Goldie
Bootrie $5.00; Prisoner Meals
$656.50; Rsbg. Garbage Disposal
$4.00; Photo Lab. $7.95; P. Kissing
er $95.00; SIAC $7.10.
COURT HOUSE: Pierce Auto
Freight $9.87; Otis Elevator $43.60;
Berghs Appliance $153.35; Rudie
Rilzman $270.00; Lovinger Disin
fectant $14.96; Packer-Scott $49.73;
Easton Groc. $4.00; Rsbg. Parts &
Supply $1.50; C. O. P. Co. $206.91:
A. M. Real $10.00; General Roads
$236.74; Rsbg. Lumber $35.00; Zel-
lerpacn raper .80-47.SI; umpqua
vaney now. $47.81; w. K. Brown
Electric 19.25; Durresne Electric
$35.67; SIAC $2.63.
PUBLIC EMPLOYES RETIRE.
MENT SYSTEM: 1,767.90.
PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION:
R. C. Gile $113.85; H. W. Haskin
$36.85; SIAC $1.38.
WELFARE AGENCIES: Dr. A.
B. Munroe $10.00; Dr. B. R. Shoe
maker $15.00; Catholic Charities
$5.00; Childrens Farm Home
S10.00; Boys & Girls Aid Society
$10.00.
PREDATORY ANIMAL CON
TROL: The following received
$10.00 each for Coyote: H. L. Fos
ter, D. Poole and L. Gardner. The
following received $10.00 each for
Cougars: L. Smith and C. Tant.
The following received $2.50 each
for Bob Cats: G. W. Kelley, H. L.
Foster, C. Tant, J. H. Potter, P. J.
Wright and D. Pankey.
. COUNTY OWNED LANDS: Un
ion Oil $5.48; Rsbg. News Review
$4.20; General Roads $123.99; K. E.
Young $24.37; A. Murdock $317.08;
L. Tyler $93.88; SIAC $2.91.
FORESTRY APPRAISAL: Phil
lips Office Supply $7.30-38.50-117.81
timber land situate in Twps 31 and
32 S, R 6 and 7 W, W.M. sold Io
C. 4t B. Lumber Company for
$278,726.92.
June 21st, Gateway road for
Lloyd A. Wilson in Sec. 12 Twp. 26
S, R 7 W, W.M., running through
and across lands owned by J. E.
Young and Katherine Young de
clared to be a gateway road and
a perpetual right of way.
June 22nd. Tract of land in Sec
17 Twp 22 S, R 5 W. W.M., sold to
J. T. Powell for $400 00.
June 26th. Franchise granted to
Umpqua Valley Telephone Com
pany to erect and maintain tele
phone lines on count roads in tne
vicinity of Myrtle Creek, Riddle,
Canyonville and Days Creek.
June 30th. Dance 'I license
granted to Donald V. Morris at
Smith River Grange Hall, -
June 30th. Dance hall license
granted to A. F. Young at Ten-
mile.
June 30th, Franchise granted to
Umpqua Broadcasting Company
to install a water conduit under
and across Frear Avenue on the
Umpqua Park Road.
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR
MONTH OF JUNE, 1950
GENERAL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT: Trial Fees
$2,123.64; Bailiff $175.00; Jury
Meals $58.29; H. 4 M. C. Co. 54 00;
Pac. Tel. & Tel. $4.45; SIAC $0.33.
COUNTY COURT: Cliff's Sta
tion $3.00; Richfield Oil $17.46;
Standard Oil $8.12; Shell Oil $16.59;
Tide Water Assoc. Oil $7.50; Un
ion Oil $4.35; Gen'l Roads $176.06;
Pac. Tel. & Tel. $14.40; Rsbg.
Motors $10.78; SIAC $0.32.
JUSTICE COURT: Phillips Of
fice Supply $3.19-29.45-187.35; Ken's
Office Equip. $4.81; Roy O.
Young $30.00; Witness Fee $2.00;
Jury Fees $18.00; L. Clements
$1.60; F. M. Wright $47.95: A. J.
Geddes $11.00; West Coast Tel. Co.
$7.75; Pac. Tel. & Tel. $4.00; SIAC
$7.12
JUVENILE COUKT: Manuard Standard Oil &.S4.4R? M s. M Prin.
Oil $3.24; Shell Oil $1174; A. M tcrs $9.75; Si Dillard Motors $37.70:
Pllchford $26.50; Pac. lei & lei. ! Grimms Groc. $34.18; Johnwell Up-
$21.11; SIAC $1.84
DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Sun
Printing $10.59; West Publishing
$47.00; H. L. Kicnardson $125.nn;
awards, and instructional kits Simmons Carbon $2 03; Lnckwood
which are issued through the state
4-ri ciun otnccs.
LEGAL
Roe Oat
J joJiII because of weather conditions, and
wntntAS, upon tne snowing oi
the State Forester, it appears to
me to be necessary to close to un
regulated use the loilowing area
designated as:
AREA NO. 4 - P - WESTERN
LANE-DOUGLAS-COOS FOREST
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATIONS'
AREA:
Township 19 South, Range 7 West:
All sections south of the Siuslaw
River except Sec. 34.
Township 19 South, Range 8 West:
That portion of all Sees. 3-11,
inc.; 13 to 36, inc. lying south
and west of the Siuslaw River.
Township 19 South, Range 9 West:
Sees. 1, 12, 13, 24, 25; S'b of 26
and 27; all of 34, 35 and 36.
Township 20 South, Range 7 West:
Sees. 1 to 24, inc.; and 29 to 32,
inc.
Township 20 South, Range 8 West:
All of Township.
Township 20 South, Range 9 West:
All of east half of Township.
Township 21 South, Range 7 West:
All of Township.
Township 21 South, Range 8 West:
AH of Township.
Township 21 South, Range 9 West:
All of Township.
Township 22 South, Range 7 West:
Sees. 1 to 9, Inc.
Township 22 South, Range 8 West:
Sees. 1, 2 and 3. v
Township 22 South, Range 9 West:
Sees. 1 to 6 inc.; EV4 Sec. 9;
Sees. 10 and 11.
Permits for entering the above
area may be obtained at the fol
lowing places:
western Lane rorest Protective
Association Headquarters, Vene
la, Oregon: Oglesby Ranch, Sec.
18, Township 18 South, Range 8
W.; South Fork Guard Station,
Sec. 1. Township 21 South, Range
7 West.; Vincent Creek Guard
Station, Sec. 31. Township 20
South, Range 9 W. Elk Creek
Guard Station, Sec. 15, Township
22 South, Range 7 West.; Wells
Creek Guard Station Sec. 8, Town
ship 22 South. Range i W.
NOW. THEREFORE. I. DOUG
LAS McKAY, Governor of the State
of Oregon, by virtue of the authori
ty vested in me under the provi
sions of Section 107-210, Oregon
Compiled Laws Annotated, as
amended hy Chapter 252, Oregon
Laws. 1945, do hereby proclaim
the unregulated use of the above
described areas to he unlawful snd
that said areas shall be subject
Io entry only through permit to be
issued by the State Forester, or a
fire warden, under which permit
entrant shall comply with any and
all of the following requirements:
(1) To refrain from smoking ex
cept in places designated as
safe in said permit.
(2) To build no open fires ex
cept in places designated as
safe in said permit.
(3) To have ac a part of his or
her equipment when using
campfires, except when travel
ing as a pedestrian and-or
camping at improved, desig
nated and posted campgrounds,
tools as specified by the forest
er suitable lor extinguishing
fires.
This proclamation shall be ef
fective from and after the 17th
day of July, 1950, and shall re
main in full force and effect until
the 31st day of December, 1950
Done at- the Capitol in Salem,
Oregon, this 12th day of July, 1950.
DOUGLAS McKAY
Governor
ATTEST:
EARL T. NEWBRY
Secretary of .State
Notice la given that The California
Oregon Power Company, a California
corporation, whose addrega ia Medford,
Oregon, ha, filed with th. Hydroelec
tric CommDslon of Oregon an applica
tion to appropriate walera of the Slate
of Oregon, In a alream known aa fifth
Creek, a tributary of North Umpqua
River, for the development of a power
project designated on the records of Ihe
Commission as Project No. 20 and by
the applicant as the Fish Creek project.
The applicant proposes to appropriate
ISO cubic feet per second of water
from Fish Creek and divert the aame,
by means of a concrete dam approxi
mately 23 feet high located In the SF."
SW, of Section 14 and tha NEi.NW,
of Section 23. Township 27 South,
nange 3 F.ast. W. M , through a canal
and timber flume about 5 miles long
to a turbine connected to a geoerator
of 11,000 kilowatts located In the SW
SE1, of Section 27, Township 20 South.
Ran.. .1 East. W M.
Motors $2.00; F. C. Frear $1.50;
Bob's Music Shop $1.50; Pac. Tel.
& Tel. $32.80; L. Huston $80.44;
SIAC S0.58.
ASSESSOR: Rsbg. Newt Review
$17.85; Lockwood Motors $13.30;
Postage $8.40; Standard Oil $5.48;
Pacific Stationery $6.88; Simmons
Carbon $19.00-, . Addressograph
Corp. $33.56; Rsbg. Printing $14.88;
Ore-Nev-Califr-Fast Freight $4.11;
M. Johnson $91.68; E. Lozier
$87.85-47.11; D. Carter $116.17; N.
Dixon $32.55; L. Stephens $159.30;
$50.30; B. Hatfield $50.10; .1. Step
henson $23.76; Sec'v of Slate $2.00;
Pac. Tel. & Tel. $8.70; B. Irving
$6.75; SIAC $4.20.
CLERK: Haloid Co. $57.65; M.
& M. Printers $9.14; Bates Mfg.
Co. $2.31; OreNev-Calif. Fast
Freight $4.69; Phillips Office Sup
ply $17.10-367 20-4.75; Kilham Sta
tionery & Ptg. $17.69; West Coast
Prtg. Ji Bind. $257.10; Franklin
Prig. $55.80; Koke - Chapman
$252.70; Pac. Tel. & Tel. $14.85; R.
Turner $215.60; L. Walker $56.83
91.62; SIAC $3.18.
CORONER: M. B. Emmett
$37.80; C. Marriott $38.04; H. C.
Stearns $60.30.
SHERIFF - LEGAL: Richfield
Oil $13.43; Signal Oil $16-40-25.67;
Union Oil $44.01-10.23; The Texas
Co $67.58-55.32; General Petroleum
$17.40; Standard Oil .121.96; Shell
Oil $39.98; Tidewater Assoc. Oil
$63.46: Union Garage $17.50; Levy
Pontiac $12.10; Allen's Radio Shop
S38.98: Ilargis Electric $8.80; Phil
lips Office Supply $1.70; Carter Tire
$38.00; Rsbg. Book store $6.25;
Rsbg. Weld & Mach. Wks. $20.92;
Umpqua Valley Tel. $3.23; Pac. Tel.
& Tel. $105.41: West Coast Tele
phone $l03; Frederickson Photo
Lab. $6.12; Sec'y of Slate $2.00; O.
T. Carter $14.60; A. Eckhardt $2.43
6.95-7.00-6.00; C. Bever $9.25-7.25;
I. Byrd $14.10-20.00-12.15; O. Ben
nett $11.55; W. Worrall $15.50;
Postage $10.00; General Roads
$1.98; 0. A. Kennerly $442.70; Ser
vice Fees $12.56; SIAC $24.80.
SHERIFF-TAX DEPT.: Bur
roughs Add. Mach. $129.60; Pos
tage $240.00; Phillips Office Supply
holstry $11.10; Kilham Staty. &
Prtg. $4.59; Master Photo Sludio
$14.40; General Roads $2.47; Rsbg.
Book Store $13.45; Abrams Aerial
Surveys $4296.71-118.99; Pac. Tel. &
Tel. $8.95; R. E. Kleiner $40.19;
SIAC $18.48.
VETERINARIAN: Dr. Dallcn H.
Jones, $255.00.
ELECTIONS: Phillips Office Sup
ply $6.60; Rsbg. News Review
$29.30; M. & M. Printers $24.43;
Harold T. Warren $5.00.
GENERAL SUPPLIES: M. 4 M.
Printers $26.85-42.19; Phillips Of
fice Supply $4.46; Ken's Office
Equip. $24.84; Sun Printing $105.04;
Rsbg. Book Store $24.62.
PUBLISHING CLAIMS 4 RE
PORTS: Rsbg. News Review
$556.20-3.00-56.70.
WATERMASTER DIST. NO. 16:
Tom R. Pearce $104.10; SIAC $0.61.
RECREATIONAL AREAS: M. G.
& L. Coffman $1550.00; C. T. & B.
Tipton $1500.00.
DOG CONTROL: Rsbg. News Re
view $1.60; A. C. Sherlock $54.10
38.50; R. E. Turner $66.90-39.76.
The following paid for Lambs
killed: A. Copeland $5.00; W. A.
Blackcrt $5.00; Sheep killed, A.
Copeland $10.00; W. A. Blackert
$10.00; L. Kohlhagen $25.00; Ware
Bros. $70.00; Chickens killed: Mrs.
A. Maine $2.30; Turkeys killed: A.
Nccly $2.00.
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR
MONTH OF JUNE, 1950
GENERAL ROADS
AND
ROAD DISTRICTS
Cooper $154.36; W. G. Cooper $188.
95; G. Trent $190.08; C. Stubbs
$192.02: H. B. Elliott $192.02; O.
Conn $150.12; E. Moyer $178.33; J.
Zumwalt $178.16; T. Erwin $214.55;
C. Sain $153.74; O. Ford $194.50; J.
Zumwalt $97.04; C. Totten $38 02;
M, Ormsby $250.68; B. Gurney
$198.89; R. Abeene Sr. $18896; F.
Yeaman $182.24: A. Dwvcr $135.05;
R. Wells $308.78; D. Wells $38.72;
L. Kershner $182.78; G. Baughman
$170.43; W. Corn $307.05; P. Mar
esch $213 56; H. Bennett $185 52; C.
Coffell $182.19; J. Gailey $282.06;
R. Griffin $204.73; H. Harms
$171.81; W. Mills $253.34; R. Mor
gan $175.90; H. Parker $267.82; L.
Robertson $222.60; W. Rockwell
$261.27; M. Smith $229.43; G. Tison
ibu.i; j. tot szba.M.i; J. wade Jr.
$261.27 J. Wade Sr. $252.97: J. Wil
liams $179.10; C. Coffell $73.06; R.
Reynolds $205.37; H. Kaiser
$214.20; L. Cooper $210.50; K. Conn
$196.76; B. VanSlyke $192.05; W.
Lively $218 80: C. Wulff $226.13: L.
Owen $209.06; C. Wescott $237.00;
v. MUlwell $216.68; M. Giiham
$203.58; R. Scott $189.66; R. Counts
$191.78; C. Cooper $24.76; L. Pat
terson $10.44; T. Beall $8.64; F.
Haas $178.20; B. Gurney $35.46; C.
Hughes $199.17; D. Wells $38.02; C.
Rydell $244.35; F. Hcdrick $196.14;
N. Jackson $193.90; N. Foster
$211.88; C. Lane $166.78; B. Barton
$143.19; W. Sylvester $162.16; S.
Darby $64.94; M. Holmes $25.54; C.
Perry $248.16; C. France $212.38;
M. McCulloch $202.57: G. Richwine
$191.33; B. Anderson $126.16; B.
Babb $175.48; G. Casebeer $233.49;
S. Darby $149.05: A. Erwin $229.23;
D. Hatfield $249.22; J. Matthews
$234.07; J. Miller $234.27; E. Sand
erson $238.89; M. Stone $263.55; R.
VanSlyke $263.55; J. Zumwalt
$35.92; E. Weber $260.31. TOTALS:
O.P.S. $409.50; S. Tax $349.43; F.
Tax $1,986.90; S. Pensions $861.52;
SIAC $612.32.
The following Warrants drawn
for express, gas, oil, lumber and
supplies: Nordling Parts $77.15;
Orchard Auto Parts $12.30: Special
ized Parts $490.61; Woolley Logging
$479.40; Reedsport Garage $18.44:
Consolidated Freightways $8.27-
1.76; Sec'y of Stale $9.00; Rsbg.
Paving $718.94; Ore-Nev-Calif. Fast
freight $3.75; Dept. of Agriculture
$48.70; C.O.P, Co. $64.23; Central
Lincoln PUD $6.00; Pierce Auto
Freight $2.18; H. & L. Shell $4
Shell Oil $2.43; Standard Oil
$4,356.72; Texas Co. $146.15; Union
Oil $368.92: H. Beckev 152.00:
C.O.P. Co. $122.28; D. Baldridge
$2.05; Newman's Mach. Wks. $2.25;
Reedsport Mach. Wks. $1.88; Ump
qua River, Navigation $780.00:
Armco Drainage ft Metal Prod.
$10,049.24: S. Dillard Motors
$793.75; Elliott Sales $82.50; Groes-
necK si HicKson $3,521.64; Joelson
Lbr. $999.60: Kellogg Lbr. $28.00:
J. B. Radcr $6.50; Stancal Asphalt
& Bitumuls $464.20; Taylor Shop-
ping Center $1.65; Wolbert Weld &
Mach. Wks. $15.50; Pac. Tel. & Tel
$57.40; Rsbg. Book Store $3.25; .1
Bookshnis $470.55; Myrtle Creek
Weld. & Mach. Wks. $4.67; Union
uu $661.32; riallou & Wright $4.31;
Bearing supply $1.77; Denn-Uerret-
sen $176.30; Ksbg. Lumber $3.92
Supply 4 Service Hdw. $1.62
wnarton Bros. $1.10.
The following Warrants drawn
from ROAD DISTRICTS: Rsbg,
paving $3,783.44: Uroesback
Hickson $878,36; TAX APPOR
TIONMENTS: City of Roseburg
51,928.74; Town of Myrtle Crook
$376.91; City of Riddle $97.49; City
oi Dram $iso.7n; city ot Oakland
$118.78; City of Sutherline $396.58;
City of Canyonville $78.00; City ot
Glendale $92.95: Cily of Reedsport
$429.48; City of Elkton $10.84.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL RECORD Jennit Culbartson Powers, 78,
attendi Sunday School al Westsida Prtsbyterian church at
Philadelphia, Pa., just as she had done every single Sunday for
lb years, rriends believe it is a record. She is holding a medal
presented by the church for her attendance. (AP Wirephoto.)
THAT 38TH PARALLEL Much In the news Is the 38th Parallel
that divides Soviet-dominated North Korea lrom U. S.- and UN-!
supported South Korea. The Newsmap above shows the route of,
the 38th Parallel an Imaginary line found only on map around
s the globe,
The applicant propose, to Install ,isc .w, riiiiiiifa v. . .i .ihjm
suitable flshway In the diversion dam : vtoo.Wt; fHney-BOWes CO. Sbll.Oo;
Pac. Tel. 4 Tel. $4.00
$8 09: SIAC $1.30.
SHERIFF-DEL PER. TAX
COLL.: Postage $3.00-72-32; Sec'y
of State $2.00; Phillips Office Sup.
$125.78: Rsbg. Book Store $1.18;
Pac. Tel. 4 Tel. $2,00; K. E.
Young 138.00; SIAC $1.00.
SCHOOL SUPT.: J. K. Gill Co.
1176 06; G. S. Weseman $100.70; K.
F." Barneburg $97.80; Ken's Office
Equip $6.75; D. 4 L. Stationers
$239 00; Pac. Tel. 4 Tel. $7.90;
SIAC $0 82.
SURVEYOR: Wharton Bros
and to bypass a minimum of 10 cubic
feet per second through the same.
NOW. THEREFORE, notice Is hereby
given to all persona that th. Hydro
electric Commission of Oregon, will
hold a public hearing on said applica
tion for a license of aforesaid on the
31st day of July. 1BSO. at the hour of
2:00 o'clock p m.. Pacific Standard Time
3:00 o clock onv. Daylight saving
Timet at the office of the Commission
in the City of Salero. Marlon County,
Oregon, to consider all protest, or re
monstrances on behalf of the public
or any corporatloo or district organ
ised for public ptirpoaea or of any other
person or persons.
All oblectlons. prntesta or remon
strances to the granting of such license
shall be made In writing and based on
the grounds set forth In Title lia.
. P . . J as amenoea. sue wu, tw nil, o. '..i. ... . ..
filed wlto the secretary of toe under- i , .uniuu. riuw. .t w, , oioo.oo; u. rtincaiu .ui cv, rim.
signed commiision at .iem. Oregon. I Tel. 4 Tel.. 15.75: B. B. Irving 1 Hughes $87.42 167.83: E. Kent
The following Warrants are
drawn in payment of Patrolmen
ana crew: j. Miller lrl.96; It.
Duelks $54.95 159.48; M. K. Brown
$59.40; G. Kineaid $139.23; A. L.
Smith $11.09; M. K. Brown $35.64;
F. Brown $137.36; W. Slafferd
$38.02; F. C. Frear $336.25; A.
Andrews $278 15; D. Owens $314.45;
R. Loomis $255.42; R, Hasenyager
$247.20; T. McLellan $236.13; J.
Turner $220.29; D. Frear $207.90;
R. Davies $204.40; J. Wharton
$213.32; F. Reed $193.90; L. Shinkle
$225.78; F. Underwood $189 02; C.
Baker $189 02; E. Taylor $183.07;
R. Kinyon $299.92; E. Melton
$242.38; L. Patlerson $184 66; T.
Beall $180.31; W. Paris $149.02; F.
Haas $46.73; C. Smith $39 60: J.
RiiskpII .?39 VI' H I'srnv ty91 S.
txpress.T. Brinigar $212.38: J. Chancellor
$189 02; D. May $197.08; R. Spald
ing 5229.73; K. Howard $211.22; W.
Todd $174.18; E. Eslcs $165.66; W.
T. Cloake $224.59; J, Pine $188.96;
B. Schrank $197.25; M. Gray
$206.61; D. Coffell $101.99; E. Rand
1324 45; C. Brown $20 26 173.64; R.
Reid $202.20; E. Gearin $191.78; J.
Sojka $187.76; E. Galls $297.10; J.
R. Baker $292 25; D. Brown $152 37
50.63; T. Rockwell $274.38; E. Ilar
gis $249.60; II. Gallap $307.05; K.
Neavoll $244.66: C. South $250.77;
W. 'Cordon $173.13; C. Larccy
Or. Brandon Recommended
As Acting Home Ec. Dean
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
Dr. Vera H. Brandon, professor of
child development at Oregon State
couege, win be recommended for
appointment as acting denn of
home economics at O.S.C. to the
slate board of higher education at
its July meeting, the executive of
fice has indicated.
Dr. Brandon has been in charge
of Ihe dean's office sinco July 1,
when Miss Ava B. Milam retired
after serving as head of the school
for 33 years and as a member of
the O.S.C. staff for 39 years. Dr.
Brandon will be in charge until a
uean is appointed on a. perma
nent basis.
The new acting dean has been
a member of the O.S.C. limne pen.
nomics staff since 1928, and for
three years was acting head of the
household administration depart
ment. She is widely known through
out the slate as chairman of the
governor s family life committee,
as slate chairman of child develop
ment and family relations of the
Oregon Home Economics associa
tion and in connection with other
statewide activities.
She received three' different B.S.
degrees and a master's degree
from O.S.C, and her Ph.u. wun a
major in parent education from
the University of Iowa. She Is a
member of numerous professional
organizations, She has three mar
ried daughters, all of whom are
home economics graduates from
O.S.C. Her husband, before his
death in 1927, was head of the
O.S.C. industrial arts department.
. SMART WOMAN
MEMPHIS Tcnn., UP) Mrs.
Frank T. Balton was driving along
peacefully on a busy street when
a car pulled up beside her with
its horn blowing.
"Stop," shouted Ihe driver.
"Your car is on fire!"
She stopped.
So did the other motorist, who
then slid into her car, pulled a
gun and muttered: "This ia a stick-uo."
Mrs. Ballon had a trick ot her
own. She blew her horn, too, and
screamed. The aggressor fled,
FLOOR CONTR XiING
Hardwood
Sondir
Laying' t&T Finishing
Old Moor. Mode Lite New.
CARLSON'S f LOOK SERVICE
Phona 102-R-3
16 Ycort Esncrisnca
on or oeiore July its. a reriuieo ,,,, )n... m, r tic CI
mn. ih.r.r .h.u k. ..nnn ih. i $1 41 .30-42.00; F. M. Darby $36.51
n . n. r.vans .y.ui; n. c. nicnarq
son $4 85; N. Armstrong $159.30;
SIAC $0.60.
TREASURER: E. Harpham
$81.18; Pac. Tel. 4 Tel. $3.75; SIAC
$0.44.
HEALTH UNITS- Phillina Office
I Supply $185.40; Diamond Medical
applicant by the Protestant on or before
July 24. law. ana proof of Burn ser
vice shall b furnished tha Commis
sion. Dated al Salem. Oregon, thia lath
day of June, law
HYDROELECTRIC COMMIS
SION Or OREGON
or s CHAS E STRICK1.1N I
cma r n-mtrKi.tN.
Secretary.
$223.00; I.. Redford $205.56: R
Fisher $261.27; S. Colley $201 97;
C. Madison $20 99; E. Cox $174.58;
S. Kraft $177.68; S. Mode $21.38; C.
Iliney $261.26; R. Langholff $276 29;
C. Healy $214 02: A. Moore $225.12;
R. Fuller $205 56; A. Hall $202 24;
R. Berry $192 08; W. Sumner
$129.06; O. Matthews $234.08; W, C.
NO MORE HARSH LAXATIVES
SAY HAPPY COUPLE
When I heard of ALL-BRAN I
begged my wife to try it. She did. It
Drought her amazing relief from the
misery ot consti-i
pation. We can't
thank you enough!"
OttoL.Kleppe, 1808
10th Ave.. S.. Minn
eapolis, Minn. Juil
orte of hundred of un-aolirifr-d
UHtrt from
ALL-BRAN utert. If
you suffer from con
atination due to lack
of dietary bulk, do this: eat an ounce
of tasty Kfliogg s Aiu-uitN uauy,
drink plenty of water! If not ronv
pltttlv satisfied after 10 days, return
emoty carton to Kellogg's.s Battle
Creek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUE
MONEY BACKl
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