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ly J. R, Williams Autos t Mtr. Cycles 27 I""- Oct. I, If 10 The Ntwt-R.vl.w, Rotaburf , Or. 13 WES. VOL) SURE T TRlMMEP VORESELF ii WHEN SOU BOUGHT AVV?) OUT THIS OUTFIT rA?7 THESE CATTLE ARE v tA I ALL, nOOrS, HOKN5, I " t HI A a. 1 ' 1 f f M ft niLc rvuLCrs- OUT OUR WAY SN f rVE AM IDEA FDR. A VACATION!. ) A ZT 1 CURL.V--I'A GOtM' TO PACK UP A AMP FOLLOW THIS ONE THROUGH THE SHIPPlrJG.THE PACKIMG A HOUSE, THE BUTCHER. SHOPS, V THE FAMILIES- EVEM TO TH' v fl DOfiS THAT (SET TH' LAST J -N....ISIT. j, , I ,. I C-v BONES BOY, WHAT AM y I ! WHJfMA Vl I if o PUBLIC OPINION Its strength ! without equal. Wise buyers know true values in tine cars. They know when fhey buy HERE, they get the facts . . . every car truly represented. We Invite you to come In see those dependable Gua ranteed Used Cars. Corkrum Motors; Inc. YOUR DESOTO Plymouth HEADQUARTER' 230 S Stephen! Phnt S96-J ' W'U be here TOMORROW to Bick up what we iay and do TO Dayr Do You Wan t To Save Money? HERE IS YOUR CHANCE ACT BEFORE IT III TOO LATE ThU mere hand It U exctotionat. vi If you havt ban plannini on a new rmr ou fhould look tht car ovr and try tlim out. You will b Bur priMd at what you ran uvi and atlll nava aimoat a new car. M Nash SutMrnan: thl car It a beauty and fully roulpoed with Over drive. Radio, weather ay. Only S2123. I MM fltudebeker Commander 9 Bin eoupa. A beautiful green car oouiDoed wilh overdrive. citmauur, radi and other equipment. 2203 ( 1M Bulck Roadmatr 4dr aedan. pretty black car almost like new. ha Dvnr!nw Radio and heater and lotj of other equipment, 2383 00 1MT Chevrolet Aero edan In perfect condlii and low "-ii - 144V on COMMERCIAL 1MI Rtudebaker ,t ton pickup hardly driven tnoufh to be limbered up. 1MJI Htudebaker ton plrkuo wlfh over drive in perieci conaiuon. 1MT Studebaker 14 ton truck. In ffood condition, will make you a food deal on u. KEEL'S USED CAR LOT Juit anuth of the Roa Hotel Instruction 29 TEEN AGE Ballroom Dancing Class Start Wednesday. Oct. .4th. 1 30 p n Special raiea. F.nmll now. Ph. 14,13- J. SALLY HILT STUDIO Of BANCI AUTH MICKIY 14AKD, INSTROCTOa Personal 30 AUJUHOUll ANONYMOUS. P a Sa 111! Notices 31 NO THEMPASSINO on my property eait of Wilbur. Bernard Grubbe. NO HUNTINO or trepatinf on Sun shine Ranch. Frank Strader. NO TRESPASSING no the Knhthaien ''Fifty Five" Ranch. Chriitenaon Plroe . and F-riwarrf Q Kohlhafen NO HUNTING OR trepainf on 'my property. J. C Livingston, Gl 1 d e, Oregon. ( NO HUNTING OR TRESPAS3.rtf on mv property. F. Barftffar and Son, north of Cloverdale to Newton Crock Jtoad NO HUNTING or trtpaaitrtf on any land owned or rented n the Clark a Branch and Myrtle Creek area. W A Blackert Fred MrCormack Ruth Maris Al Stephens Ch Browning Ch Hurd Carl Glanvtlle Gene Fenter Vfnla Jennings rrankOden NO "tRISPASSING ON MY property C D Burgoyne.Blddle NO HUNTING on the Burnett Ranch. Round Prairie or Roberts HflL Geo Burnett NOHUNTING or tret pawing on my Place atFaljCreek. CJ Hodgea NO HUNTING or trepainf on mv property at Wilbur. George Short NO HUNTING or trespassing. C G GO breath aV Son.Ghde . NO TRESPASSING on my place east' of town. Fred Stone. NO HUNTING or trespassing on" mir j property in Roberta Mountain Road or Glengary District. MERLE M. DOER- ING. KARL LKJERINti NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING. Phil Strader, Glide NO TRESPASSING en Gerald Bacon and Cal Henry property at Umpqua NO HUNt"lNG6R TRESPASSING on the old Grant Smith ranch. Louie Berney. owner. NO HUNTING or Uspartlrig on my ranch at Green. A. A. Tipton NOTRESPASSiNC ON OUR " RANCHES during hunting eeesnn. We are not in Accord with The Game Com mission. Don andT. E O.hvant NO HUNTING or treVpiVfing on the JohnH Robinson Ranch at Glide . WO HUNTING or' trespaaalng onour property Kruto Jlrna NO HUNTING or tTwIni-on ""the ! GeoJoneplace. W. E. Wllshire j POMTTVrXY NO TRESPASSING or hunting on our property beginning 2 i snilea out of Myrtle Creepy on the i "in reea: cut-otr road. ar,w extend- fng 4:, miles AU violators will be 0 prosecuted Farl fervant. NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING- my property. I. QT) Perrln. Oakland. Oregon AIoknowr a Wheeler Hills. NO HUNTING OR trespasstng on Rob- .rrex nsncn. pay vioich NO TRESPASSING ON He Beecher Rench on Hubbard Creek Road UO HUNTING OR treapoMlng.- DeBer ' pardl Ranch. Glide. Oregon f AM NOT reponihle for B"ToMa other than my own from tfcty date on JUbur G Mueller NO Htjsf TING OV-CVLVER "ranch Ar- Oreeu H be 4' tot violation. A. A Bellows. n nr. NO TRESPASSING "on'the" Rhamhrok i farm at Umpoua. Oregon. S. R. Mode, F.oafle S. Virden. " U.R.VVitLAM3 l THE SL-EUTH T ' Inflation Surge Reflected In Volume Of Money Deals; Drain Of Sayings Indicated By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (API A bubblt-up in tht menty affiin of citizens and nations today reflects the surge of inflation. Unci Sam't books havo gone into tha black sinca tha outbreak of tha Korean war al though ha has laid himself out to pay huge sums for. defens in tha future. Britain and other nations in tha have more than doubled their and dollar reserves a year, with tha Korean war giving promise of richer ahead. Canada's reserves of U.S. dollars is also Sam Dowson swelling as Uncle Sam rearms, and its own dollar looks better and HELD Mrs. Amelia Bange, sporting cowgirl apparel, it lad off to a cell followinq a magis trate hearing in Philadephia ISept. 281 at which she was held in bail on a charge of agravated assault and battery, and viola tion of firearmt act. The 47-year-old "cowgirl", using a 22 calibre rifle, wounded her hus band Herman, 67 and ex changed shots with a band of policemen. (AP Wirephoto.l School Superintendents Of Northwest To Meet SALEM (.T) County school superintendents of Washington, Idaho and Oregon will meet in Portland Oct. 19 and 20, the state education department said. The speaker and consultant for the meeting wili be Dr. Karl H. Berns, assistant secretary for busi ness of the National Education as- tociation, Washington, D. C. BAI.TIM()RE tfPt H,r hl. Other educatort to be present ; hlnd XnA ner ,h, vmA I0mf. include the state school superin-1 thing in a minute" and Ihen tendentt of the three states; Dr. set fire to their home, a bride of John S. Carroll, head of the edu- j two months testified in police court cation department of Texas Techni-! Tuesday. cal collece: and staff members of; Mrs. Virginia Padgett told mag the education departments of the istrate Thomas Fitpatrick that her three states. 6 LEGAL KOTicffTO raroiToRs Notlr l hrh f1vn that Trinrr tn MX nf tn iut Of Frank J H lavtrf riaima asain.l Mid antata ar rvqi u, pr-.nt inm v-1in the prriper vmtcr, within .1 mnnirt. fmm th el of tht? pnt publication hereof In the 'intier v .rnifr - Carl.on Umpau. S.vm,. a, Loan w nlm " ,lr' wnicn scorcnen EMM ti. no-h in. ore..,- the side of the Pa-i3tt's Northwest aIf Vp"2mri:;! f.Vi" "" ''Balltmore home Monday. ,inra t the ottiie. o, Yt Murnhvi rtt.Wt IJ NELL1VELL sterlinc ng ar of gc re a hoard of gold golden stream better to American investors. In this country the money supply is at a new peak. A spurt in bank credit part to finance expanding industrial activity, part to under write consumer credit and Instal ment paper hat sent the volume of bank deposits and money in the hands of individuals to 1171,1 billion, an all-time high, the Fed eral Reserve board reports. This was a gain of $1.4 billion since the war started, and a jump of 1700 million in the month of August. The board says only $100 million of the August gain was in currency in people's pockets. De mand deposits ro.se $900 million. From this total gain of $1 billion the board deducts a fall in time deposits of $200 million and in pos tal savings deposits of $100 million. Draw On Savings This see sawing of deposits, credit, savings and money appar ently gives another indication that people have been dipping into their savings to buy consumer goods. The rise in demand deposits is due. among other things, to the msh of money through the channels of trade as buying increased all along the line from retail stores to sup pliers of raw materials. It is also due to reflects the money banks lent corporations to finance this trade and production. The Securities and F.xchange commission notes that this same drop in savings was well underway before the war. Reporting on the months of April. May and June, SEC finds that Americans were saving $200 million less in "liquid" savings than in the tame months of 1949. The contrast with prewar yean wat even more striking. In the first half of this year Americans were saving in "liquid" form only one percent of income after taxes, but in 1940 they were saving al most six percent. SEC defines "liquid" savings as currency and bank deposits, equity in savings j and loan associations, insurance. I pension reserves, securities and repayment of mortgage debt and ; other consumer debt. Of this list, insurance and pen sion reserves made the best show ing this year, rising to $1.3 billion. SEC notes that an important form of non-liquid saving purchases of homes was way ahead of former years. The U. S. Treasury's going into the black for better than $2Afi mil lion in Ihe first three months of the Korean war it traced in part to diminished government spend ing, but in much greater amount to increased tax receipts. Husband Of 2 Months . Faces Charge Of Arson hushjnd had previously threatened to Jairt me mentally, rather than phvsically." The husband. Georte Padgett. 27, was held without hail for grand jury action on a charge of arson. Jfe pitted innocent and con Ittsvlrd he had been the victim of " i""ic-iii '! rmi iwn "(Y1 4 his wife and her twin. Mrs. ire Get. The sisters both testified ther L .... .L . AITS. I'lOS'Il testifier! Ihtl S ftOtlt two weeks ago her husband told her he wanted a separation. Public Caucus Called In Canyonville Monday Qualified voters of Canyonville will have an opportunity to nomi nate candidatet for mayor, recorder, city treasurer and five councilposti at a public caucus meeting next Monday, Oct. t, at S p.m. in the council room of the city hall. The officea of mayor, recorder and treasurer have one-year terms. Three councilmen with two- year terms and two councilmen with one-year terms will be nominated. Clifford Beats is the only council man whose tenure will not expire at this time. First Marine Corps officer was First Lieutenant John Trevett. He reported for duty on board the "Columbus" In November, I77S. Irak 4k Ae 7? PIERCES CURTAIN Rep. Thurmond Chatham ID-NCI labovtl has pierced Russia's iron curtain in Germany and re turned with an eye-witness ac count of new Soviet tankt and jat planet. IAP Wirephoto.l Oregon Legislator Hurt In Traffic Crash OREGON CITY Mt H. H. Chindgren, 59, veteran Clackamat county legislator, was hospitalited here with injuriea suffered when hit car collided with a truck and semitrailer. State policeman Ralph Hillman taid the trailer jack-knifed in front of Chind'iren'a car at the junction of the Union Millt-Molalla-Oregon City highway. The stale represen tative was pinned inside the car by the bent dashboard. Chindgren suffered nose and pel vis fractures, deep face cust, a possible leg fracture and body cuts. Highest Award Slated For Native Of Hungary PHILADELPHIA - (VP) -T h Franklin institute announced that i Dr. Eugene Paul Wigner, of Prince ton university, has been chosen to receive the institute t highest award, the Franklin medal Dr. Wigner wat selected, the in stitute said, because of his "im portant contribution to the field of modern atomic physics." The 48-year old scientist was horn at Budapest. Hungary, and became a naturalized I). Si citizen in 1937. FIRST SNOWBALLS OF SEASON A mow ficht was at th4f first tattt of wintar visited most of North Dakota (Oct. the following day at many North Dakota points as a result of the snowfall. IAP Wirephoto.l The atomic research city of Los Alamos, New Mexico, now haa a population of around 10.000 though it wat founded only in 1942. Firtt ttep to establish the Marine Corps wat on November 10.177$, when the Continental Congresa au thorized two battalion!. The Siriono, a tribe of Bolivian Indians, ran imitate birds and ani mals perfectly. DISCOVERED! How to Stay WT WOOL You'll wonder why nobody thought of this Yes, the remarkable Wool O' The Wtu 3-Dimensinnal Blanket you've been reading about in national magazines is now at our storel A brand new idea in blankets . . . 3-Dimensional , it designed to keep you covered no matter how you toss or tug. Because it fill your bed and because a tuck-in flap and zippered corners make pulling out almost ' impossible, 3-Dimensional jyi in place ... yet there's no foot or body restriction. 3-Dimensional Blankets are 1007S wool, guaranteed against moth damage for five yeart. Available in tix decorator shads and white in Standard quality, nine shades and white in DeLuxe quality. All with matcbi"" n satin binding. Gift boxed. 321 fOVsM St. . :i , in order Newbry Seeks More Frequent Voter List Checks SALEM, t.V Secretary of State Newbry says he will ask the legislature for help in getting regis tration lists revised more fre quently. The law now requires county clerks to purge registration rolls after each election to remove thelBly in Klamath county lista 3M namea of those who have not voted j registered voters. Newbry'i office for two years. sent pamphlets to them, but 3S Newbry taid he learned, from Covered All - O'THI WIST DLANKIT beforil o 4 for these Fargo, N.D., youngsters 21. Snow was still on tha around low temperatures which followed the number of voters' pamphleti returned to hia office) by the post office, that many persona listed as registered voters have moved out of the state. For instance, he taid the town of 1 percent could not be delivered. -.ru..,' Night! PAtSMfS PINOIN 3 SIMPLI STIPI TO A TAILOR-MADI RID IN A JIFFY! I Ipreatl l-0.pttteil I llatthe m aMtkl, mitn ' at foratrt l fast tt 2TKk m ti etfH botween nt-i'tfn mmd laytMejl f beat. iMllreiii o
