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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER ST. 1947 FIVE ATTENTION, SMALL SAWMILLS We Will Pay a Good Price For Rough 4 inch Cants 8 ft. Long. Andrus and Hult Dillard Call Dillard 3 Lumber! WHOLESALE PRICES... DELIVER SERVICE... Associated Lumber Company Main Office 225 Pacific Bldg. P. O. Box 492 Phone 975J Cash and Carry Div. Hwy. 99 No. at Barnes Raar of Viita Auto Court Phona 725-R HAVE YOU? CHECKED THE QUALITY AND PRICES OF LOU GERMAIN ...On Any Type of Building and Construction Pumice Stone Blocks a Specialty. We Cive Firm Bids. Phone 129307 Hampton Bldg., Eugene. Phone 373-R-1 Roseland Auto Court, Roseburg Oregon's Closed Fire Season Ends Termination of the closed fire season at midnight, Oct. 17, by order of Governor Snell was re ported today by Fred Southwick, district warden of the Douglas Forest Protective Association. The governor's order suspended the permit requirements for un- ! regulated use of fire until the season is ciosea again in i:tn. ,With official termination of the fire season, Southwick said the Douglas Forest Protective Asso ciation has had Its most success ful fire season with respect to the number of fires occurring and acreage burned. There was a total of 33 fires in the association's protective area. Twenty-seven were less than a quarter-acre; three, from a quarter-acre to 10 acres In ex tent, and three of more than 10 acres. Actual acreage classed as "burned" was negligible, as the larger fires were confined to logging slash, which normally would have been burned in the fall anyway, Southwick said. Total damage for the season amounted to $2,000 In felled and bucked timber. There was no damage to standing timber in Douglass County this year. Brother General Butler Killed by Companion EASTLAND, Tex., Oct. 18. CP) Justice of the Peace E. E. Wood ruled Thursday that Samuel But ler of Denver, brother of the late Marine General Smedley Butler, was killed by Frank Dwy er, his former associate in a re fining company. Justice Wood also held that Dwyer, who was found shot to death along with Butler near here Wednesday died from wounds "probably self-inflicted." A revolver was found under Dwyer's body and Butler's body was several feet from Dwyer's. Mrs. Dwyer said her husband left home yesterday morning, saying he was going to show But ler an oil lease. Butler is survived by his wid ow, a son and daughter. Dwyer Is survived by his widow. TRAFFIC FINES PAID Traffic fines In Justice Court MnnHav tnfalpH X17r .ll!tip nf i the Peace Thomas C. Hartfiel re- y t?' Jy.7 . yA 4 ' i " """"" S tifitfD ifti I ur sc'cm'sts worked out this new lAD$ iniAf ft J formula for motor oil to bring together A $0" eP.-t' ? y esl manv different compounds. ( Blrf' if COLS I" New-Formula Golden Shell, they've V r0 I'wrt ot comPoumk t0 clean your engine ... to U -StXf keep it clean . . . and to provide a lough, i1'" lasting oil film. That protection yfF V' rS. rrajr takes care of your engine I 5" it? Our Shell Research men can prescribe more efficient production, too. They've cut the costs of making this top-(ua!ity oil down to where we dealers can sell it for just 30 cents a quart! Plus tax, of course. And we'll put S eiL-Formula Gol.PkS SllELL up against any competitive oil rcyardless of price I WELL 1. on ported. He said they Included: Theone A. Williams, overload, $40; Emar F. Johnson, intoxi cated on public highway, $25; Howard A. Stansbury, overload, $13; unit overload, $10, axle over load. $10; Ray V. Chastain. over load, $15; Jomes Laney, unit over load. $15: Harold L. Walsh, no operator's license, $10; Ralph E. Shotwell, no clearance lights, $15; Robert A. Barry, failure to stop at through highway, iu; Howard W. Cox, no clearance lights, $10. Water System Buy Considered REEDSPORT Possibility of purchasing the water system at Winchester Bay, now owned by the City of Reedsport, was dis cussed with the city council by of ficials of the Winchester Bay Rural Fire District last week. Water U furnished through a six-inch transit line which ex tends from the city's line from Clear Lake to Reedsport, to the townsite at Winchester Bav, a distance of approximately 5,000 feet. The recently organized fire dis trict has 400 feet of hose, a trailer on which to haul it, and a siren installed at a central location. Di rectors of (he district who attend ed the city Council meeting said that new hydrants are essential. Details discussed were the price to be asked for the distribution system, terms, contract for the purchase of water, etc. The tent a. tive plan Is for the community to purchase water from Reedsport at a w-holosale rate, through a meter to be installed where the six-inch line leaves the main line. No objections were raised to the fire district's proposal to pur chase the water system at Win chester Bay. Next step will be to determine whether the fire dis trict can legally take the step or whether a separate water district must be formed. Birthday Party Killer Draws Seven-Year Term MEDFORD, Ore., Oct. 20.-4P) Arnold jack Brown, Prospect lumoer worker, faced a seven years prison sentence today In the ax-handle slaying of his brother-in-law. Paul licrbst. dur ing a birlhday party at the lum oer camp town last March i. Brown pleaded euiltv to charge of manslaughter in Circuit Court and was sentenced Satur day. In another sentence, the court handed Harold Lloyd MeCov charged with burglai-v while arm ed, a term of not less tnan two years. Leniency was shown both n.cn because of their previous good ii-cuius, me court said. XOSEBURG WOMEN demand good taste. ..in clothes. ..and In bread WILLIAMS' BREAD Aglow with the bubbling vivacity of u ' : ,t'u' , ' youth... feeen to be doing things... the also finds time to gather practical data that will fit her for a rosy future. For instance i she finds out... and remembert ... that, in Yoncalla YONCAIXA Mrs. Planner left Wednesday for Florence, called there by "the serious illness it her brother. Mrs. H. E. Keith, who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jobe. for the past two months, left Wednesday for her home In Chelona, Kas. Mrs. Edith Clark, Mr. Johe, and Vincent Duncal took her as far as Salt Lake City. Elton Grass and his sister, Mrs. Constance Hartford, were called to Nebraska Saturday by the death of their father. Mr. and Mrs. ljn Huff of Spo kane. Wash., visited at the Grass and Hartford homes last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Toner re turned home Saturday from a two weeks' vacation, visiting their two daughters and family in Camas, Wash. During the California gold rush in the last century, Cornelius Vanderbilt operated a line of river boats and stage coaches to take sold seekers across Nicaragua. Y 6 " y'.' JiiM fnjur 9od taste. I 1 .buying bread. Insistence on this loaf W VI bH at V K a HALLOWEEN DRESS SPECIALS For This Occasion . We have selected a group of dresses with values up $24.98, But now priced as listed some early arrivals some late some slightly soiled, but all exceptional values. OTHER MERCHANDISE SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS EVENT ll DRESSES Croup I & II 5.00 & 7.00 DRESSES Group IV 9.00 SUITS Children's Siies 3, 4, S Only 100'. Wool 5.00 SUITS Ladies' Sites 40, 42. 44 Only Material of men's worsted. For. 1100 merty$t5.00 0 DRESSES Group III 11.00 K DRESSES Group V 13.00 BLOUSES Slightly toned. Net many asstd. style. Values te Ml. 2.86 . 3.86 These prices in effect a short time only All salts final, no phone phone or mail orders, no ex changes or refunds. Overall Description: Sizes 9 to 52 Wide assortment of materials Large variety of styles blacks and selection of colors. owe us
