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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
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16 Dry Slab,
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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
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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.
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good
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drink Mills Bros. (Iodic. This famous
codec has a llavnr no oilier codec has, for
no other coflcc is roasted thc stiinc wav.
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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
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C O f V K E
With Major Hoople
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-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.
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4
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2 THE DENS0N
nroadunf al I) ah At.
5 il
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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 ...