Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 02, 1936, Image 2

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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.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mode, of Kel
logg, spent yesterday in this city
attending to business.
Schilling
Baking
Powder
ER CASE ISSUE
hfyk ANOKI.KS, July l.-MAl');
The I quoHUon- of. Whether -J lid'
stale ican inutile dnalh of Robert,
H. Jamee':: fifth wife as a supple
liteiiiul weapon In, prosecuting the'
griMMifcycd Imrher on rlmrKf w of I
GOLD MEDAL
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Will Top Off Your
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Roseburg Creamery
Phone 443
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this for less thon you poy lor o pjcUjc of cigjrcttes a doy !
Come in todoy onj investigjte !
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equipment with wiring furnished.
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Makes just enough no waste
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velvety smooth I Little icel
100 I'L'ltK
P E N N OIL
Reg. 18c gL
Bulk Wfc Qt.
Inc. F.d. Tox
Oil In containers also on
sale I Two days only I 30
35c value!
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Built for real speed all
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Priced only
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$3 Down, $5 Monthly
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Air Cushion Balloon Tires,
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Speedster Skates 1.69
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m.
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9x12 NARROW BORDER
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CAMP JUG
,l9SC,gal. 1.19
Glazed earthenware jug in
steel jacket! Cork insulation
keeps contents hot or cold I
Approved
Soft Bali
69c
Regularly 79c
Cowhide
cover; kapok
centers; 12
in. sue.
Precision
4-Gear Tioin
Fish Reel
64C
Regularly 69c
Reversible
double end
pawl; 100 yds,
1 8-Pound
Casting Line
44c
Regularly 49c
50-yds. Japan
black silk
50cClipper
Golf Balls
Takes plenty
o' f punish
ment; hard to
cut; depend
able grade-
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Rosebitru, Orcjon
315 N. Jackson St.