The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, November 13, 1954, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextV. T.Jackson Was Heaviest On. of the heaviest vote getters in Douglas County in the recent election campaign was V. T. Jack son, Democratic .candidate foe state representative. His total vote of 10,169 was slightly lower than-that cast for candidates for other positions. But he proved his domination by win ning approval to the State House of Representatives in every one of the 82 precincts, v . He was the biggest vote getter in 60 of the 82 precincts, was tied for most votes in one precinct and ran second in the other 20. Two seats were at stake. At the other extreme, Ken Morgan won the po MODEST MAIDENS ' ' ; , Trdmitk Stj'uttfta U, 8, Ptiflt 0J6 "We're having T-bone jteok$"for dinner- and my mother!" CAPTAIN EASY timmfcvf ""' I OBOY. AS VlW IT hAP TO K ASIRL'J R ' S9" wW 0M TRIP fi SOON AS YOtJ BUT I CAN'T WASTE SWOTriy II iy vou sr one 0' Aupa gvit i n,y ipewipy heri on Anyone mm speep thru 1 9 rj THE PRIM TWIWS I SeTzt: mfmma WEtL GET A V A REP LIGHT, HIT AM OLP WAMi I I A etOMDB MAttEC Jk rJTTLrjl & 8TF CONFESSION. AJlP NOT EV6U TOPL.THEM. M FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS vj'fy;jyfjysA ' W II mZMZZ B- BUT M FLAT THIS c OKAY ! TOU WiM W mSZmSi H XWSMt WEEK.LIVERMOeB kg LAST UVIN&-ACS f J LI'L ABNER ALLEY OOP BLONDIE I A ARM VO' GOTTA V' ALL YaH SEiiS.'.') JHO!f JUST WHAT AH Si IT'S TH' U , IS MORE -v. I MAKE A THREE fx-r- SO-IS ALLtHREES0'0 BE FIGGERED.7 SO, AH X JUDGMENT AHGOTHISViMWWTINT.YHCt" RULIN; OP-EM S fENTITLErrT'MARRYl-KALff JS) BIGTOE.'- AHISTH' HISHEAO.7 Y SAM.'.'. aD!f AS ; vC-him?. NO CONTEST.'.' SO IS -yi . MAFtRV dwiNMER.'T JeFNO' DON'T WHICH ONEjANV FOOL r, tr-A Apt FRlE'SON-'7!S HMTMEV .ijf $j'lL J&SM&,t''an1K lOH.OHl A SETTL&M&NjJiafe I RECKON MEB8E 1 1 I fi Mffi ciSii JiWBI"3! "" SOF SOME SZj BLTTER TAKE IT 74 l, WV k'Y VMVI AWFU. FAST OR THEV RECALL AMY f"MPIN 5EE WHAT'S KwM & 11 sSr lM? fe "" Nllll!lliiM-'i'" . THE H I WHAT HAVE ) iMtrtfc S CJLD ' ' VJAlT-I'FOfXiOT ABOUT)( I ( TT-C i"4 v-N fsFFRlGERATOR VOU GOT? r'CUTS. CHEESE. SAL AO, THE NEW VARNISH 1 t C. i I'M STARVED" iV, is LOACJEO I PICKLES, ROAST BEEF, ON THE LINOLEUM" J teL ,'-,.. I SZLjj: S IVE GOT TO HAVE ) f vylTH GOOD A ' T SARDINES. PIE-- VOU CAN'T GO IN I cS-3Te5S I SOMETHING r V. THINGS X y JUST ABOUT THE KITCHENVI JU TO EAT X'iStafc ( TO FAT L ANVTHING UNTIL --5??i -t? iZSSO ) 22L 'SS sition in only one precinct. - - - Almost as complete was domi nation by two county men running for other offices. Frank Ashley, an other Democrat, chalked up 10,363 votes to oust incumbent Lynn Beck ley. He Won 73 of the .82 pre cincts. One tie vote was cast In the district judge's race, Warren Woodruff, a Republican, racked up 9,442 voles to beat out Thomas Hartfiel. In doing it, he won in 74 precincts. On the national level, Sen.' Guy Cordon' dominated the race in num ber of precincts in about the same proportion as the number of votes in the county. He won 9,399 votes U Mfw,Mt. , "JB3 I ( S Vote Getter In to Richarld L. Neubergcr's- 8,067, and was leading vot getter, in 47 precincts, , , ; An interesting sidelight is the way Cordon's . winning precincts were clustered. He dominated the central part of the county but fal tered in tlie southerq and coast parts of the, county. Neuberger's strongest areas in the county were on tlie coast and in the southern areas. The nuniber of precincts were slightly in favor of Cordon In the north central part of the county. Harris Ellsworth won most' of the precincts in the county as ex pected, but his Democratic oppo nent, Charles O. Porter,' fan stronger than expected. Ellsworth won 55 precincts, Porter 25, and two were ties. Ellsworth also found most of his strength in the center FUNNY BUSINESS N"So help me if any of them have rasping voices! EVER THOSE Douglas Co. of the county. The greatest imbalance among the eight measures in number of nrecincts was found on the' Day light savings time issue. Five, all m Koseourg, voted (n.tavor oi we issue, 78 other precincts voted it down, and one cast equal votes for and against.' ,i NEW CATrlOLIC SCHOOL EUGENE 13 A $240,000 funds campaign is underway here to fi nance construction , of two new Catholic grade schools and an eight-classroom elementary addi tion to St Francis High School. The Rev. Edmund J. Hurnane, pastor of St Mary's Parish, said the new -schools are needed to re lieve over crowding in the present Catholic schools. By Hershbtrqcr Meanwhile, a few wile away, BESIDE THE DRIFTING PRItoto CRUISER, A' GIRL DISAPPEARS FOR-f IN THE WATER Or THE BAY. I'M 1 You're A eooo ES6, master. BAZOO THIS MeiWOO ELIMINATES JOLLY OLD ARGUMENTS WE Drain Study Club Asks The Drain Study Club has call ed for support in the establish ment of an historical museum in the northern part of Douglas Coun ty, according to the Drain Enter prise. Support would have to be area wide, the club decided in a dis cussion of the project It was pointed out that the area has bad FROM NINE TO FIVE Of course you. can't '.read -the: ". of your In f'ortugol ACRO88 1 Capital ot 7 Two-footed Portugal 8 Fruit drink is one of U"Kt this country's reluctance : important 10 Indo-Chinese region . 11 Girl's name 12 Period of time crops 13 Exaggerate 14 Form a notion 15 Magician's la Expire 21 Develops m. ?? Musical note 17 Abstract being Trr?r;,z Electrical unit 28Hebw ""SSSSE, ascetics '-MSSSi Solicitude 30Fa"'y 33 Jump 34 Century pleat 35 Flower container 36 Melts down, aslg' lai 40 Removed 41 Vaporized 43 Cushion 46 Consumed 47 Artificial language 50 Arrayed 53 Motive 56 Rounded 57 Well-born .,58 Kind of dog S9Expunger DOWN 1 Easy gait 2 Russian : 3 Hardens 4 Brought (ab.) fi Poem 6 Persian water P wheel "ANSWERING SERVICE" Business Men's Telephone Exchange. Telephone answering and solicit ing. Ph. 9-8760. RADIO SERVICING Hargls Electric Co., 112 E. Cass. Radio 8i Appliance Repair. DECORATORS Painting and Paper Hanaing. H. E. Woody wood. Knon j-azau ELECTRICIANS Du Fresn Electric. 224 N. Main Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223. FLOOR COVERING F&W Floor Covering Solas and intallation ot all types ot floor covering. Free Estlmat S&H Green Stomps. 325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234 Durnam's Floor Covering Carpets, Linoleum, Formica, Til 566 W. Oak Dial 3-6123 FLOOR SANDING Floors laid and finished. Carlson, ph. 3-8442. PLUMBING Hurlburt's Plumbing. Any type. Ph. 3244, Sutherlln. KIr-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phon 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. 803 South Stephens Phon 3-8173 Coen Supply Co. Phon 3-4461 Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton. Ph. 9-870S. MISCELLANEOUS Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-7341 RUGS ft CARPETS F8.W Floor Covering Sales and installation of all types of floor coverings. Fre Estimates S&H Green Stamps. 325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234. ROOFINQj Aluminum Lif-fim Shingl Co. Dis tributor Aluminum Lock Shfnpl. 229 ft Roberts. Ph. 3-5127 II Z 13 H IS lb I 7 . Is liO ' III lli I T "H In" 1 H I VMAMmT Support For Museum considerable significance in Ore gon hisotry; that descendants of early settlers still live in large numbers in the north end of the county; and that such an under taking eventually would prove at tractive to tourists. A committee was appointed to i-uiuai uuicr .urgamzauuus.. By Jo FfcchM address. 1' wrote if with one pens; i Answer to Previous Puzile QC ICI A.Sxl PQT a g i a a Cje E S.S. Z.L-JS 1L 5. & Z. gulE GTB 6 T A T E 6 MOMU.ECRR 1 CTg AD ON I rTPJNST7 r.bpatchhese erjs '5AeT;cBN PARV"RK t il AIT IB APE-5CALL A W X O J-H g r 1 a r i ess IrIuisItt glv e s 31 Raced 45 Filth 47 Devotees 48 Governmental i grant 49 Heavy Mow 51 Seine 52 Summer (Fr.) t 54 Ever (poet.) ' 55 Collection of , saying .' 1 37 And (Fr.) 38 Peruser 39 Percbed 40 From '2 Coalesce .3 Touches ; Ughtly 44 Oh the ; sheltered side , NURSING CARE , Amkumrar and Bed Ptit Suparvised by , Registered Hurt . f Kind fertonal AHentlen. RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM Rt. 2, Bos SB1, Roteburg, On Phon t-SSIS DOUCLAS DURACLEANINC Phone 9-5211 Roseburg School of Business 134 North Jackson St. Da and Night Classes, Stat Licensed, Approved or Veterans. MEMBER: Pacific Northwest Business School Association Notional Council and Association af Business School A "Speedwritinp School" Phone 3-72S6 DIAMOND SHALE EXCAVATING Shale, Crushed Rock Dillard Top Soil Car Work . . .Leveling Lot Build and Rock Logging Roads DIAL 3-3731 IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 4:1 S P.M. ' DIAL 2-2411 I.I 1 I M It k p -5 h bo h 5 wwwwww JlllllililllZI ' 3 gf- srsf sf-- -i I I I I 1 1 i. I ,1 I I i i r t i m i I J lira I f?FJ KT2 II 1 I aVJir If Itfllf III Sot., Nov. 13, 1954 The BLMTo Offer Huge Timber Tract Dec. 8 A wlinnnlmr 2S mitlittn hnarH 7aat of Urabcr has been earmarked for sal? yw, B iqp me fiureuu of Mod Alanacement'a hieceat nrn ttn. tinn thin vpap . . - . The 25,013,000 board feet are ap- praisea ai ym, uqi.u. u. WW be put up for sale at the American Lafflon 'Hall -in! th . lCnhlhaoAn Building starting at 8 a.m.. ThA vnllimA af tha nl. ma. KaI looned to the biggest figure this year ay parcels set- up in answer wj um Kovmuor s piea or more timber to offset effects of the sum mer lumber and- logging; strike. Tim hipnoet trapf is tnotarl u,fk Af flintAr in AArthari rtniinlas County, It contains 11,182,000 board feet of Umber appraised at $208, 055.30,' The U.109,000 board feet of Douglas fir will sell for no' Jess than $18.70 per thousand. -Another huge tract is located east of Nonpariel. It contains ,- 'Mi 000 hfinrrt fAAt. Af timhA,. ThA 8,539,000 board feet of Douglas fir is appruiseu at, ii.u. 'roiai, 'ap praised price is $154,200.50. . A thirH IpAAt . annraiuail Bf' til' ' 044 80, contains 1,911,000 board feet, 1,612,000 of it Douglas fir. The -fir is appraisea ai fia.wj per inousana. ' An UK irici m uie oouui uiap qua Marketing ; area 'bear ' Azalea THE MOST ' TREASURED NAME IN.fERFUMt ' CHANEL i : Give Her The Most Wanted Perfume . i For Christmas 241 N. Jackson LAUNDRY S&H GREEN STAMPS Each Bundl Washed Stparat SNO-WHITE-Qu ck Service Harvard at Bolf , Ph. 3-8337 EXCAVATING SHALI ROCK FOR SALI Rd building d recking. Shovels, cite, drag-linn and dump truck far hire, by hour r cntrcr. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040 BERKELEY PUMPS A pump for vr and, from homes I Industries, sales , Service Irrigation Systems ' Mill Pump A Scwrnlty Fas Fvti mutes CERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oik Phone 2-2636 Sawdust Blower Service Quick service. No dust before and afterwards. No shviing w put ft whr you. wont it. Guy & Francis Gill Fuel Formerly Claud Willey Fuel Co. 1S02 (. Douglas Ph. 2-1 324 PAINTING Inferior Exterior Professional color planning and decorating advic. Exact color matchings and designing a specialty.. Fer estimates 22373 Marvin Langenberg 29S Oriole Driv News - Review, Rotating. Ore. 9 contains 1,405,000 board feet. The 1,246,000 board feet of Douglas fir is appraised at $17. per thousand. Total appraised price will be $23, 517. , . .. Still another tract contains 1, 255,000 board feet of timber near Hawthorne. Aii but 4,000.' board feet is Douglas fir, appraised at $18.55 per thousand. Total apprais al is $23,226.65. ',;. The last tract contains" 56,000 board feet of Douglas fir and 2,000 feet of white fir. Total appraised price of the tract located -northeast of Tyee is $1,018.80. - . ' Portland Man Elected Eg; Producers : Manager PORTLAND Wl H. R, Rohe. Portland manager, of the Oregon Egg Producers Assn., will, head the Agricultural ; Co-operative 'Council 1 oi uregon- again in ine ' coming year. ; ' . i . f; ' : -V.; Our 1. Rm6yt, 'cledi,' oflutl end ; ' leark plugs ; ' - ' V ' -' : 2. Adiurt fon end generator belt (or proper Hnilon 3. Tight all generat (mIh 4. ' Chtck ' IgnlrlM t vrlring, cban and winttrix 5. Rtniov and cltan carbur eter, evarhaul and adjust for maximum gat miltag i. Tit fuel pump and clean . tedlmtnt bowl 7. Chan and adjuit diittibu . tor paints I. R-Hm motor ' f. Adjust valval (8-cylindtr) 10. Check and clean battery tarminols . 11.' Ramava and clton air 12, Check codling lyrtom and all hom ; ''T'": ' LABOR CHARGE Materials If any extra "TRADE WITH KEEL AND SAVE" K E EL t MOTOR CO. Phone 3-7422 443 N. Jackson CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpque Hry. Phn 3-SS96 PHOTO FINISHING in at 5, out' at 9 We give S&H Creen Stamp CLARK'S STUDIO 101 S. Jcksn Phone 3-852 Nelson & Pyle ; Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash and Frames . Milt nd Mother Phen 3-3434 PLUbMBIIJQ 24 HOUR S ERVICE Installations and all types of re pair work. Free Estimates. K. C. PLUMBING It HEATING Phon 3-3509 Office Address 2-1462 1030 E. 6th St. SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY Sov Money 916 Cobb Ph.2-9123 Turn East at the Oriental Cot (So. Stephens It Ric Sts.) far an block then turn rfgkt. Xf-T 1 1 Conventional lG Moytog I px Machines CUSTOM DRYING