Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 30, 1941, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW; 'ROSEBURte;-OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1941. Rich Cattleman Held in Probe Of Girl's Gun Death ' FAHM1NGTON, Mo.. Oct. 2ft (API A diary kept by Klori'nw Buzzrll, 20, who Fred Wheeler, 50, wealthy ciittleman and lather of lour children. Is chat-Bert with sl;iylll(-'. allied ailth(irlc In (heir Investigations of her fatal shoot ing, Attorney General Frank T. Cowan said today. Th pretlv secretarial school xtudrnl had filled severs; volumes 111 recent years with descriptions of "her progress in education anil .her experiences," the. attorney slated, adding that the account was complete up to the time of her mysterious death five months ago. He said it contained the ORDER WINTER FUEL NOW! Slab Wood Pricts 16 In. Green Slab Wood, 1 load S3.3S 4-ft. Green Slab Wood, Per cord $2.39 Sawdust, per unit $2.88 4-Pt. Dry Slab Wood, per cord $3.50 16 Dry Slab, Pr tosd $8.00 ;Delicious-Quick : Easy Van fa mm; PORKandBEAN SUPPER wife of the Columbia coach, suggests (his smart, practical, pensive and easy -to -prepare attcr tlie supper. MENU tint Mltnl tiiitror Hot I tuHMia Jim Cup laV CAMP'S POKK ,INI ttl'ANS tttrniif'ni with analimn or rttular Utiion Dtt Nut or ttrou-M iJrtW and ltuit$t CO NO IM I NT AIIORTMfNTi CUtirCkiUSti Curb Ctltrt Vnkitii ihiivn Kittgi OIntt Sunt Pit ill Hrtiih Jtllittt tiHmma-rear S tail i Mayv0ne tir prnu'im j Jtitt m Cofft I votkalt VombMMtt ( JtUitd CittnmmuM-PtarStlatt Try it tt't dallciout. St your giocar for mor compll dttailt roopoi, and quanhtioi or wfiltt Van Camp's Inc. indianafoms, Indiana Also Packed in Etx, Onfarfo 1 y v , ' V. .-..,.; - ' (wr4 IM. M fm. M'K X Mj 1, & OUR COARDING HOUSE WHY MOT HOOK UP YOUR. REVOLVING DOORMAT TO TME MOTOP. IN TUB. ICEBOX MAVTOPl? TWAT OU6KT TO KEEP IT OVERTIME. YOUR IS A.LWAYS IN THH COOLER, SNIPFFINS j C..' 1 10- names of "numerous men." "The state," ho declared, "still Is following certain Information that was contained in the diaries hut al the present lltne the eon- tents are hclng kept confidential." .Stale I'ollce Chief Henry Weav er said that Wheeler had financ ed the girl's schooling at Gales Huslness college In Augusta and famous (but lull inex game B O I ;.fv: ' ) DUSTS FUSPi lHI FfADTiWIfifi';.! SIMPLER PRINXIPLB TfvM THW POWER "FROM r?UMPh',V PICTURE isl ORMMvEr4TA,L SPIMMISJQ WEPCTHER.VAME, WINDING UP THIS LARGE AMNSPRIMS rVo tlAitLY AS WINDING A WATCH A TOUCH OP THE BOOT WILL SET THE MAT TO ROTATING ,'RTHER. NEACT. EH f BEAK FOR i rri that he apparently was Jealous hecause another man was "woo ing and winning the nirl away from him." Weaver made Ihe statement as he ordered a three-stale search that culminated a few hours lat er last nielli with Ihe cattleman's arrest In iloslon. The girl's hody was found In a garden In Chestervllle last June I 7, a revolver at Its side. A medi cal examiner reported at the time only that she had been "kill ed hy a bullet." After a brief flurry of Invest!- gallon, the case appeared headed for the "unsolved" file and It dropped from public view until Ihe warrant was sworn out lasl night on the basis of a secret In dictment hy a grand July. Woman Admits Killing Her New-Born Child SPOKANE, Oct. 211 (API Hetty King, l!r, Spokane steno grapher, Tuesday was charged with second degree murder of an inianl son born to her fast Saturday In a Spokane apart mrnt bathroom. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Leslie Carroll said the young wo man had made a complete? con fession from a hospital bed where she was taki-n after the baby's body was lound Monday in an apartment house garbage chute. Miss King, in her quoted con fession, said she was alone when the child was horn and that she killed it with a lack hummer. Now that's what I call good coffee! How long hos It been since you have suiil, "Now that's what I call good cof fee! "? Vou enn't help hut say it w hen you drink Mills Bros. (Iodic. This famous codec has a llavnr no oilier codec has, for no other coflcc is roasted thc stiinc wav. Hy (mttrnllett Ro.tiug a process origi n.itcilrtiidusedcxcluMelvhv Hills Hros. everv coffee bean in the Mend is roasted evenlv. None otcrdone! None under ilone! Such control develops flavor per fection that never varies. The unusual goodness of Hills Hros. ( uIUt is demonstrated hy the fact that it is one coffee you can use in any kind of coffee-maker, rh Cofuct Gtiind is guaranteed to produce best results in DRIP, GLASS MAKI R, PI iU .OLA TOR, or PO I . if the directions on the side of tho Hills Uros. ( olVec can are followed. C O f V K E With Major Hoople UiVf HIT UPOM A THE. WIMD ' HAR !l -Uhat's Special Session Asked To Equalize Tax Boost PORTLAND, Oct. 2!) - (API - -Gorord Macnamara, Portland, asked Governor Spraguc today to call a special session of the legis lature to eoiialle lax increases confronting Multnomah county home owners. Macnamara, whose peuuo.i lor relief to the Multnomah board of equalization became the basis of the state supreme court's recent decision supporting the tax com mission's order lo boost taxes, asked the special session In the names of "110,00(1 home owners of Multnomah county." He said that the tax commis sion's order outlawing the vari able ration of assessment In use here for 50 years would Increase the luxes on a $5000 home 21 per cent. "The average American hnmn - owner is violently opposed to slid- di'iily shouldering a heavy addi tional burden of taxes when the money derived Is being used to pass out benefits to other classes of taxpayers," Macnamara suuh t Big Game Hunting in Oregon Ends in November PORTLAND. Oct. 21) (API November will end 10-11 big game hunting in Oregon, the state came commission pointed out to day. The eastern Oregon elk season opens Nov. 1 and extends through Nov. 1(1. Hear hunting Is legal throughout November. Commission investigators say elk are running In large herds and art abundant this season, one elk of cither so is the bag limit and a special elk tag tor residents is necessary, costing 55. Out of slate hunters must pay S15 for non resident hunting licenses and S25 for non resident elk tags. We have some LOW GRADE Ll'MHKH, some of it discolored, fit SI'lXTAL PRICKS. PACKS . i adv i FREE! TO THE LADIES Constance Bennett Cosmetics every Monday and Tuesday eve- ning at the Rose theatre. (Adv.) 1or even nig entertaining SERVE SANDWICHES AND W2DRIE , IYi 50 cjsy for the hoi ami so filf.is.int for the curst this lospiuhle custom of wine tn'ih sandwiches. Try it whenever klk drop in ut n evening. Full bixhcil Cahliunu Pott or nutlikc, amber Sherry po well with all Hcht re freshments. Vine AJvtsory LViAtJ, 85 Second Street, S.m Francisco. Around the County Yoncalla YONCAIjI.A, Oct. 29.-Mrs. Lcona Mork is visiting her son and family in Seattle, Wash., for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Prowell of Bakei-sfield, Calif., Is visiting at the parental G. W. Angst home for a week. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Prater of Hood River and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Jones of Koscburg visit ed at the Ernest Warner home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson and family of Old. Nebraska, arrived here last week and arc stopping at the Walter Lunney home Hy ing to find a house to move to. Mrs. Elmer Krusc was called to Chico, Calif., Wednesday due to the serious illness of her sis ter's husband, Mr. Jones. Mrs. Pearl Harvey of Oakland spent several days last week here visiting at the Gus Perot and Lucy Samler homes. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Sefton spent Tuesday visiting friends in Kecdsport. Charles Watkins of Shelburn, Ore., visited his uncle, Ben Wat son, here last week. Miss Ruth Helliwell, nurse in Hollywood, spent several days here last week visiting her moth er, Mrs. L. Helliwell. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rychard j transacted business In Roseburs I nursday. Mrs. George Edes had dental work done in Eugene Thursday. Mrs. Cassius Rychard and Mrs. Alton Vest motored to Koscburg Tuesday. Frank Prlnglo Is recovering from an injury received last ween wnen no was Hooked by a milk cow. While cutting up heels for her feed, the cow moved her head, just as he raised up, strik ing him in the throat. Several stitches were necessary to closo the wound. Azalea AZALEA, Oct. 2!) -Mrs. John Jantzer and Mrs. Stanley Janlzer and son. Johnny, were In Rose- nurg on business and shopping Monday. Joe Anderson returned to his home here recently after spend - l'U, ! the past year In the army, Pumpkin Pie Spice Sweefc Pecos tFtruift Mix MINCE MEAT POP CORN Sunshine WHEAT TOAST WAFERS Pkg Td , Sunshine Krispy Crackers P 29c Flav-R Jell Gelatine Dessert All Flavors Per Pkg 5c Harvest Pride FLOUR Guaranteed All Purpose 49 lb. sacks . $1.69 Pippin and Pipe j V;.;, I tiecuuse ot London's cigaret shortage, this Isn't such an un usuul sight today. A girl em ploye ol the Ministry of Sunply enjoys Pipa with paper in Hyde Park. He has been stationed at Camp Roberts, California. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Head trans acted business in Roscburg Mon day. Alice Place, who Is employed in Roscburg, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Place. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Head at Coqullle, Monday, Oct. 20th, a son, weighting seven pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wilder and Mrs. Dolores Gerritse from Myrtle Point and Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Wilson from Kerby visit ed here Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rov Wilson. T. C. Johns attended a soil con- servation meeting In Roscburg , Thursday. William Jantzer spent Wednes- dav in Ashland on business. Mrs. 1 Jantzer accompanied him as far as Grants Pass where she spent Special Features Pumpkin Fine NONE SUCH Fancy Bulk Guaranteed to Pop! Red & White Whole Kernel CORN Red A White TOMATO JUICE 2 fos; 45c Red 4 White MINCED CLAMS No 37c Blue & White OYSTERS Red & White FRUIT COCKTAIL Red A White Homcstylc or sliced PINEAPPLE the day visiting lier grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phelps were Roscburg business callers Mon day. Darwin Johns spent Thursday in Roseburg'where he had dental work done. Mrs. Roy Wilson spent Wed nesday in Koscburg shopping and visiting her mother, Mrs. Kenncy. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Worley shopped in Grants Pass Thurs day Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Clare and Mrs. Frank Tnggs were Kosc burg business callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Feklmiller visited at Wolf Creek Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Recks. Ora Condray, Sr., Russell Hill, and Ora Condray, Jr., spent the Morgan's Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday APPLES SAUSAGE Fancy local Swift's Brookfield links In Spitienburas, 1,19 p0Und Pk9S" 39 C CARROTS, TURNIPS f NED ,EEP"TI"' or BEETS z cans bunch 9 string BEANS Lane county brand, 4 On LEMONS 3 cans 7i Large Sunkist, 9.2f " PEANUT MIX " ' Fresh from our Nut Shop. CHOCOLATE Contains peanuts, pecans and Baker's Premium, Q ralilt' 25 C See the large Red and White Ad below for our other specials. Order Frozen Foods COOKBOOKLET COUPON entitles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News Review office, Rosiiburg, Oregon. for Friday and Saturday, Oct. White Red & Whilo Rod & White No. 3 Sieve Radian! for Fruit Cakes 29c 8-OZ. 2 FOR 19c 2 LBS. FOR . or Cream Stylo AZe N'::sTr 37c No. 1 tins. 25. 2 0r JjV wcok end hunting In eastern Ore gon. Charlie Dewey and Joe Stadler transacted business in Roscburg Thursday. T rOIlTLANU'S dfelintiiie hotel 4 8 2 THE DENS0N nroadunf al I) ah At. 5 il im'm.'m.-m.m'.m.'-m.mJ 3 fpl 10C In a hurry? Do you want to eat and run toniqht? If you have a date at the movies or arc going visiting cnootc one Of these famoiis 'fTed ' & Whlt "redy-to heat-and eat" foods tonight. Beside being economical and light on the pocket book they are excellent dinner suggestions. Just glance at the items featured below. 31 and Nov. 1 29 No. 2V2 tins 3 for . , . . 2-oz. tins . 3 cans for . . l-lb. Pkg. 39 cello. Canada Dry Ginger Ale or Sparkling Water 29 oz. bottles, 99 2 for yc Red & White Grape Juice Quarts .... 35c Hcd & White Coffee 1 lb. tins 33C Red & White Coffee 3-lb. tins 96C Red 4. While Milk Tall cms. 9 g 4 tor ...