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t TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 2. 1936. SAI,KM. July 1. AP) Al tliuuKh 15 pur Lent of the voutuiii who made loaiifc with thu statu are repuyiiiK tho ubliKiit Ioiim with tlmir bnnu IjoiuIh, fort;el(Huie proceed Ingri avuhiKt ttniue others will lid tiled lulo tills mouth, JorrolU Uwnn, Bi'cretury or Urn World wur vutomiis Htule uid coiiiuiIhhIoii tmid tuduy. With the boniM funds coming In on yayjiitiiitB, tliu colh-ctionn for June Hut a new high murk with $liiy,tfG9, but Owen predicted thai the July collections would reah (300,000. HfcHpu fur June n year two totaled $130,147, while May of thitt ;ar watt llfvifll uiidur lutf? innnth'H returns. Owcn'H report to (invi'inor Mar tin stated that only fivo per tout of the veterans had refused to ap ply their boniiH cuah to reduce ob ligations to the atate. Snmo of these were said to ho seriously de linquent and have property which has materially depreciated in value. Many are uIIIIiik to let the State take over the property. "Some of the veterans," Owen slated, "believe the commission is httilTInK in Hs threat to foreclone jts nioitfiiiguH where substantial paynicntH have not been made, but foreclosure proceudiiiKK to be filed later this month will uslonlsh a low of these individuals." Tho report; slated further the past month showed the , largest number of liroperly sales of any mouth since the commission' was organized, 51 contractu having beeii executed tit U tolul sales' price of 199,758. ..Many ol the. sale were made to veterans. ., , . ; . murdering wlfo number 7 may be answered by Suierior Judge Charles W. Frlcke today. The uiate charges elrcuniRtaiices suriotiudins the deaths of the two women wore - strangely similar; that James drowned them to col lect their life Insurance. Aikiiiih'uIs about the admissibil ity of testimony concerniuK the death in l'J.12 of Winona James of Mauitoti, Colo., were precipitated yesterday when J. A. Holers, sup erintendent of the I'lke's I'eak highway In Colorado, was placed on the stand. (toners iti one of several wit nesses brought from Colorado to tell what they know of Winona's death. Kcarely had prosecutors begun f their fiuizing of Rogers when de fense counsel protested the cause I of Winona had nothing to do with the charges on which James Is be jlng tried that he drowned wife -number 7, .Mary, last August In a bathtub after subjecting her to the attack of a rattlesnake. Deputy District Attorney I.'ti gene Williams told the court j James stiuck Winona over the .head with a hammer as they drove up the I'lkc's Peak road, sent the automobile over a cliff with her unconscious form In It and report e the episode as an accident In which he neaped without a scratch. REGULAR MEETING Itlversdale drange, Friday, July 3rd. Special program. A. K. Dor man, .Muster. Adv. Mrs. Fisher and son. Lee. of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday In town on business. 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