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o Autos iMtr. Cycles 27 PACIFIC MOTORS Sfe Only 9 A. M. 8 P.M. BRING THIS A5 Q IBM rORD V-S Cu.tom 4-door. I i K, lolllihu. visor. tr. .I1SS0 1B4 FORD V-a'-rjuftom 4-aoor lttl 1S4S CHCVROLXT-door. ilk. new 1X15 IS4S rORD J-door, RAN 10M 1HT OLD H Sodan.lt.. RAH 1311 IM HUDSON I door, P. H . 130 soft 1M0 PONT1AC 4-donr, vry clean .. ISM FORD 3-door, ltW pallet 13ft 1M "PLYMOUTH 4-drxtr 1SS ISSt DODGB 4-door, new paint 1W . ALL THAWS TAKEN IN ACCORDINGLY 3241 N. Stephana Ph. IMT-R BANK TERMS "34 CffVROLT sedan, good tlree. mo- lor rune I 1S.TT FORD 2-door sedan, perfect body. Urea, and motor. Sea at 247 So. Ste phen!, or call 93-J-X-4 after 5:M). '47 CROSLEY, good shape. S200. Box4a7, Oakland, ph. 2334. OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT is orgoniztd to give you prompt service. It is completely equipped with tHt umi factory mrhod used in malting and repoirino tine jew tlry, watches and docks. We take great pride in repairing and re-finishing your jewelry to look like new. We are especially equipped to: 0 Replace worn shanks Re-engrave emblems Replace stones Re-mount diamonds Replace worn or lost emblems Repair clocks Repair watches"' Estimates furnished tree! Let us creete level new rin for you from your eleV Idthiened iewelry . . . It's tater te wear yeur dte.nenttt in e new setting! WEST pKWym'Wiim a Mae Aft Work Guaranteed Think Right! VOTlA J-4W REPUBLICAN TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1950 NATIONAL FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR: WAYNE MORSE FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS: HARRIS ELLSWORTH STATI FOR GOVERNOR: DOUGLAS McKAY FO ; L J (MISSIONER OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR: WILLIAM E. KIMSEY FOR REPRESENTATIVE, Fifteenth Representative District, Oouglos County: PAUL E. GEDDES RUSSELL J. HUBBARD FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY: ROBERT G. DAVIS COUNTY OR COUNTY ASSESSOR: NED FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER: LYNN FOR COUNTY JUDGE CARL Paid Political Advertiiemeflf O DOUGLAS COUNTY REPUGVC CINTRAL COmmITTII H. 0. 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GLEN BOOTH Administrator of the Estate of James Booth. neceaed NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that Monday, the 20th dav of Nn ember. IBM. at the hour of 10 00 o'clock a.m. In the County Court Room In the court House. Rose burg. Douglas County, Ore eon. has been fixed as the time and plate for hearing objections, if any. to the final account tiled by the undersigned in the County Court of the Slate of Oregon for Doug las County MARY ALICE WOLFORD. Administratrix of the Estate of George L. Wolford. Deceased. Dillard Hard Hit By Recent Flood By ROSA HEINBACH The South Umpqua river has eally out-done itself this time ' Old timers" in the Dillard area sav the damage from the flood was far worse than that of the flood of 1927. I.. W. Andrus, Stanford Buell and Clif Aton suffered a great loss when their nearly completed saw mill was turned into a mass of wreckage and debris by the flood. The mill pond now spreads over the alfalfa field of old timer Mil' Norris and the summer melon and tomato fields of the De Coon ranch. It was with a helpless feeling thai the isolated residents of the west side looked out over the rag ing torrents of the overflowing river and knew they could do little to help their more unfortunate neighbors in the flooded area. Many. of the people in the low land area were evacuated to higher ground on the east hillside of Dil lard. The few families on Kent creek were Isolated as the roads from both Brockway and Dillard were flooded. Tha only telephone on the west side of the river was at the corner place and it was a popular spot on Sunday as many of the residents called the "folks back home'' to tell them they were all right. Monday morning the waters of the South Umpqua receded. Kvery one of the Dillard area surveyed the damage brought by the flood. Mud damase in the homes was terrible. 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"Andy" Anderson, DtW Us county 4-H club agent, re- viewed 4-H club organization, goals, activities and problems t Thursday noon before Roseburg Hotarians at their meeting at the Hotel Umpqua. ' Douglas county was well repre sented in the State Fair, Ander ' son reported, with six 4-H'ers from ' this area judged champions in their : class, A girl from Myrtle Creek i was judged the healthiest girl in the state while a boy from Gardner ! was runner-up in health compe-i tit ion. ! I Achievement days are very im-' port ant in 4-H club work, Ander-1 I ?on explained, since these days' (give the children annopportunity ) ; to see what others are accomplish-1 ing. Projects are exhibited and the j outstanding ones are selected to! send on to the county fair. j Exhibits of higher quality are ! I again sent on from the county fair i to the state fair and from the latter to the Pacific International exposition, if qualified. On the problem side of the ledger, Anderson sated, a spon sor is urgently needed to oversee and assume responsibility for the auction at the county fair for 4-H and FKA animals. Program's Origin Told The 4-H program had its origin in 1914, Anderson explained, when congress passed the Smith-Lever enabling act which laid the groundwork for the extension ser vice. This act made available to land grant colleges the extension ser vice, together with experiment stations to conduct research. Intended for the adult farmer, the program became enlarged when it was found that the farm program was also concerned with the farm home and with rural youth. Whereupon, the home econ omics and 4-H programs were set up. It was up to the county court to request extension service, in which case the county appropri ation would he matched by the state and the federal government would match these combined sums. There are 1700 4-H projects In Douglas county involving from looo to 1200 boys and girls, Anderson advised. : home of Tom Krewson during the flood. About .10 people were cared for at the home of Paul Hult. Ry Monday, most of the families had returned to their homes and were busy cleaning up debris in homes i and yards. Station Phent 304 mm Azalea By MRS. ILA OUIRKE Richard Head, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Head, celebrated his ninth birthday Oct. 21 at the home of his parents. Many gifts were re ceived and 17 welt-wishers at tended. The Aalea grocery has changed hands again. Mr. and Mrs. Vern (roves of Grants Pass have pur chased the store and have made several changes. Ted Miller of Azalea, who has been working on a construction Local voluntary leaders con stitute the backbone of the pro gram, Anderson said, because they must be available before a local group can be formed. Club membership benefits chil dren, Anderson said, through edu cational and social values. A movie was presented at the end of the session titled, "On the Road to Tomorrow.' President Walt Mallory an-1 nounred that the program for next week's meeting will consist of a tour through the new Library and Arts building of the high school with dinner to be held at Fullerton school. A collection was taken after the meeting by a representative of the Roseburg DeMolay chapter for the purpose of helping to finance a Christmas party for Korean chil i drcn. TRAILER AXLES With Whtcli and Springs Standard $000 Sires ZU doyle;s Sales & Service Hifkway 99 at Gard.il Volley PHONE ill n m - All persons who rent the lower bonk of frozen food lockers on the floor in our cold storage room please come to the of fice on either Friday, November 3rd, or Saturday, November, 4th. There is a possibility of some dam age to food stored in the lower lockers caused by the recent flood. Please present your claim on either Friday or Saturday of this week. n 0 O ROSEBURG MEAT COMPANY 624 Winchestertreet O O O r O O By J. R. Williams TWO-WAY AID LONG BEACH, Calif. -i.Vt Lou ise K. Disney, 35, told police how she escaped from an amorous, 200- pound stranger. She fled, she said, when he drop ped his hearing aid and stopped to pick it up. job near Raker, haa returned to his home here. The Halloween party lhat was to he held at the clubhouse on upper I ow creek Saturday night was called off because of the high wa tcr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lapp of Coos hay and their daughters, Mrs. Dtr othy Haga and Miss Iouise Lapp, visited Mrs. Lapps parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaedicke, last week. Hy Jaucke of Azalea was taken to the doctor because of an in jured shoulder. A. F. L. says ... UPHOLD tha 1949 legislature'. LIBERAL DEPENDABLE eld age aniftarws law X. It brings Ptderal money to Oregon. 2. It guarantees a decent liv ing for the aged. 3. It is legal, workahle. keeps aid - to - old - folks out of politics. VOTE 3081X1 YES Fetd Arfvertliemest Public Welfare fJw ratio Cspamirtee M4 Qismmh, Cte'raae. 810 Spalding BM? ME P Friday, Nov. 3, 150 Tht Ntwi-Rtvisw, Roicburg, Or. IS Carnival Rescheduled At Veterans Hospital The all-organization carnival originally slated for Monday, Oct. 30. has been rescheduled for Mon day nitht. Nov. 6. at 7:30 o'clock. This carnival for patients is being sponsored by the veterans Admin istration Volunteer Services com mittee with each organization set ting up some kind of booth or concession. It was necessary to postpone the carnival last Monday . 1 ONE IRRIGATED ACRE WORTH 20 DRY ACRESI PASTURE 3 TO 4 HEAD PER ACREI There are no dry or drought seasons when you sprinkler irrigate your pasture snd You get rich, lush pasture all season cattle per acre! Greater profits in milk! 200 South Pin C v f "1171 W U i Wll Ml ,,. flllSf 9 SPARK gives both radiant and circu lating heat. 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