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Dog Control Law
Is Explained By
City Manager
City Manager M. W. Slankard
today iuued an explanation of
the dog control lawi under which
the city ii now operating ill new
municipal dog pound, under state
law and city ordinance.
"Confusion in the minds of
many persons is created over the
stipulation that dogs must not be
permitted to run at large even
thoug'.i they are licensed," Slan
kard said.
"If dogs are creating a nuis
ance, that is, if they are running
at large, through yards and after
cars, they will be picked up and
lodged in the municipal Jog
pound, whether they are licensed
or not,)' he said.
Complaints are turned in to the
city hall regarding the offending
dogs and, according to law, the
city dog control officers must im
pound them If It is determined
the canines are creating a nuis
ance. Slankard urged local dog own
ers to keep their pets within the
confines of their property, other
wise the dogs will be impounded
and owners will have to "bail"
them out.
Roseburg's two dog control of
ficers, who began work Sept. 1,
are Elbert W. Naas and Kenneth
F. Calhoun, both of Roseburg.
FAMILY MONUMENTS
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For Douglas County
Rt. 1, Box 52, Roseburg, Or.
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Donald Davison
Accepts Position
At Phoenix, Ore.
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Donald Mac Lean Davison, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Da
vison, Oakland, has accepted a
position in the consolidated high
school at Phoenix, Ore., where
he will teach industrial- arts and
mathematics.
Davison Is a native of Douglas
county and a graduate of Oak
land nigh school. He also attend
ed Oregon State college, where
he completed his graduate work
this summer for a Master's de
gree. He was an honor student
last fall and winter terms at OSC
while teaching as a graduate as
sistant in the industrial arts de
partment. He is a member of Ep
silon Pi Tau, national industrial
arts honorary fraternity.
Davison and his wife, the for
mer Dickalon Denham, and two
children recently spent a few
days visiting his parents in Oak
land while enroute to. Phoenix.
Mrs. Davison is the- daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs. James Den
ham, formerly of Glide and Oak
land. The Denhams left this coun
try to serve as missionaries in
China.
Births at Mercy Hospital
AKERS To Mr. and Mrs. Ev
erett Akers, Melrose route, Rose
burg, Sept. 7, a son, Everett
Alan; weight eight pounds 13
ounces.
NUZUM To Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry A. Nuzum, Camas Valley,
Rosehiirg, Sept. 10. a son, Mi
chael Albert; weight seven
pounds eight ounces.
BARTLETT To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur A. Bartlett, route 2, Box
305-A31, Roseburg. Sept. 9, a son,
Blaine Allen; weight eight pounds
13 ounces.
WALLS To Mr. and Mrs. Vir
gil C. Walls. E. 5th and A ave
nue, Roseburg, Sept. 9. a son.
Robert Clinton; weight eight
pounds 12 ounces.
WARD To Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert D. Ward, 705 Mill street. Rose
burg, Sept. 9. a son, Anthony
Douglas; weight seven pounds 14
ounces.
Rottburg Men Serving
With Army In Japan
Announcement was received
recently that two Roseburg men
are now serving with the Eighth
Army, as part of the Japan occu
pation forces.
They are Private Noel Polk,
23. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oren
Polk, and Private Charles Had
dow. Haddnw Is a member of com
pany E, 3L'nd Infantry regiment.
7th Infantry division, presently
at Hachlnohe, Japan.
Polk Is serving with romnanv
A, Eighth cavalry regiment, Kirst
cavalry division, on occupational
duty In the 10 densely populated
prefectures of the Tokyo-Yokohama
area. His duties consist
mainly of security guard and ad
ditional training to meet occupa
tional requirements.
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LOCAL
Rummag. Sals The ladles ofl
St. George's Episcopal church
will sponsor a rummage sale Sa-I
turday, Sept. 17, al the parisn
hall on east Cass street from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m.
To Corvallls Mr. and Mrs. S.
J. Shoemaker motored to Corval-
lis Sunday to visit their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Shoemaker.
Visit at Grean Mr. and Mrs,
Don Parker of Los Angeles have
been houseguests the last fe
davs at the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Ervin and Mr. and
Mrs. Val Medford in Green,
Visit Hert Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. M. O. Jones of Grants Pass
spent Sunday in Roseburg visit
ing relatives and friends. Mrs.
Jones is manager of Lowell's
store In Grants Pass.
Auxiliary to Meet Dean Per
rlne unit, No. 9. D.A.V. auxiliary
will hold its first fall meeting at
7:45 o'clock tonight at the Del
Rey cafe at Winchester.
First Fall Meeting The Rose
burg Choral society will hold its
first fall meeting and practice
at 7:30 p.m. at the Junior high
school music room under the di
rection of Charles A. Ricketts.
To Meet at Dinner Lady Li
ons will meet at a 7 o'clock din
ner tonight at Carl's Haven with
Mrs. Buckley Bell, Mrs. Bruce
C. Elliott and Mrs. A. W. Kober
nik as hostesses.
Training Confsrtnea There
will be an officers training con
ference for all Douglas county
Home Economics unit officers
Tuesday beginning at 10 a.m. in
the K. of P. hall in Roseburg.
Lodgs to Meet Roseburg Re
bekah lodge, No. 41 will hold ini
tiation followed by a sack lunch
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the
I.O.O.K. hall. Members and visit
ing members are invited.
Leaves For Middlewest Mrs.
G. Cleveland Taylor of Roseburg
has left for Nebraska to spend
several weeks visiting her daugh
ter and family and with other rel
atives in the middlewest.
Improving Mrs. Norman Ol
son of Roseburg is reported
steadily Improving at the Rose
burg Sanitarium, where she is
receiving medical attention for
injuries suffered in an automo
bile accident over the Labor day
holiday weekend.
Nurses to Meet District No.
11, O.S.N.A. will hold an Impor
tant meeting at Mercy hospital
Tuesday night at 7 o'clock, at
which time a representative from
the State Nurses association
headquarters will discuss the
"Structure Study." program. All
nurses are invited.
P-T.A. to Meet The first fall
meeting of Riverside P.-T.A. will
be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the
school lunchroom. Mrs. Stanley
Groshong. Mrs. Robert Gladwiil
and Mrs. lonard Gibson, Camp
Fire representatives, and Jerry
Willis, Boy Scout representative,
will be guest speakers.
Donations Asked Donations
are being asked by the women of
the Presbyterian church for all
tvpes of articles and clothing for
the two-day rummage sale to be
sponsored in the basement of the
church Sept. 16 17. Articles mnv
he left at the church Sept. 15.
or will be picked up bv calling
either Mn Armnnr Mttt-Hn.lr
M.VV or Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker
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NEWS
Special Meeting The Navy
Mothers club will hold a special
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight, Sept.
; i, al tne nrsi Baptist cnurcn.
1 Officers have asked a full at-
tendance of members.
Circle 2 to Meet Circle No.
2. of St. Joseph's Altar society
will meet tonight at the home of
Mis. Isadore Grouleau In Sulh
erlin with Mrs. Harvey Brown,
assisting hostess. - Members de
siring transportation are asked
to meet early In the evening at
the parish house.
Martha Circle to Meet Martha
Circle of Faith Lutheran church
will meet Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. George A.
Johnson, Rt. 2, Box 160, near
Carl's Haven. Those desiring
transportation are asked to meet
at 445 S. Pine street before 1:15.
Members and friends are Invited.
Goes to Eugene For Family
Warren Mack, News-Review re
porter, drove to Eugene Sunday
to bring his wife and their small
son, Jonny, back to their home in
Roseburg. Mrs. Mack and Jonny
have been in Eugene the last
week visiting the latter's pater
nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Mack.
To Meet Tuesday Badouia
club, Daughters of the Nile, Ny
dia temple, will meet Tuesday,
Sept. 13, at a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper
at the home of Mrs.
A. J. Klllson, Melrose road, with
Mrs. R. C. Gile, assisting host-
es An Important business meet
ing will follow and officers have
requested a full attendance of
members.
Enjoy Trip to State Fair Mrs.
Harry F. Hatfield. Mrs. D. H.
Lenox, Mrs. J. B. Bailey and
Mrs. E. A. Pettey of Roseburg
enjoyed a trip to the state fair
at Salem Thursday. From there,
they went to Seaside to attend
the reception Saturday night giv
en by the Rehekahs in honor of
the vice-president of the Rebekah
Assembly of Oregon, who is a
resident of Seaside. From there,
the group went to Portland to
visit. Mrs. Lenox Is remaining in
Portland to enjoy a month's visit
with relatives and friends, before
returning here.
Melrose
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
Mr. Jordan, who lives near
the forks of the Umpqua. was
seriously Injured last week
'when a tog rolled on him at
the Joelson mill where he
worked. He was taken to Sao
red Heart hospital in Eugene
where he will be confined for
six weeks.
The Dawson Logging Co. re
cently started logging on the old
Nixon place for the joelson Lum
ber company.
Oliver McGradoy moved back
to his place in Melrose and has
built a new home for his family.
Thoy moved last Sundav.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Conn and
son Blake attended the state fair
at Salem last work.
Mrs. James Conn and Mrs. Ar
thur Herrman shopped and at
tended to business in Eugene one
dav recently.
Mrs. T. B. Busenhark was hon
ored on her birthday Sunday at
the C. E. Reece home, when' im
mediate members of the family
gathered for a dessert supper.
Visiting and canasta were en
Joyed during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ransom
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kettle
man took the third and fourth
degree iniliation at Riversdale
grange last Friday night.
Former Resident's Death
In California Reported
Funeral services were held In
Santa Cruz. Calif.. Aug. 16. for
jacon A. Mier. age ri years and
four months, who died in that j
fitV A 1 1 FT 11 lAvtnlini, In A
received in Roseburg by friends.
The Kifer family made their
home her until 1941. when they
moved to California. Their four
children were reared in Rose
burg. Mr. Kifer was horn In Illi
nois. Surviving are Hattie Kifer.
widow, Santa Cruz and the fol
lowing sons and daughters: Ja
cob (". and Kirov Kifer, Doro
thy Miller and Burdeen Demarrs.
all residents of Medford. Inter
ment was held at Golden Gate
national cemetery' at San Bruno.
Williams
Two Cars Are Damaged
In Weekend Accident
A motor vehicle accident with
damage totaling an estimated
$125 was reported today by Police
Chief Calvin H. Baird.
Baird said cars driven by Har
old G. Powell, Oakland, and Ver
non Darrell Clement, Roseburg.
collided at the intersection of
Lane and Sheridan streets. Dam
age to Powell's car was estimat
ed at $100. Approximately $25 was
the extent of damage to Clem
ent's car.
Baird said Clement was cited
to aDDear in municipal court.
charged with failure to yield the
right-of-way.
Sutherlin Eagles
List Committee
To Promote Aerie
Committees to promote the or
ganization of a new aerie of the
fraternal Order of r-agles in
Sutherlin were appointed at a
meeting of prospective members
Wednesday evening at the Legion
hall there.
Dr. H. B. Scofield, organizer
for the F.O.E., was in charge of
the meeting, and announced that
to date a total of 25 prospective
members have signed application
cards lor membership in the new
aerie.
Committee chairmen appointed
were: Gerald "Willie" Willis,
membership; and Jerry Parker,
publicity.
It was announced that the
meetings would be held each
Wednesday evening.
The organizer spoke at the
meeting, outlining the tenets of
Eagledom, and telling of the ben
efits of membership in the or
ganization. He especially stress
ed the liberal sick and death ben
efits paid by the Eagles to mem
bers, and the civic activities and
welfare program of the organiza
tion, including charity work, and
the sponsorship of such state and
national legislation as the old age
pension law, the workmen's com
pensation law, and the social se
curity act.
Preliminary plans were discus
sed for the holding of a "good
fellowship get together" on Wed
nesday evening, Sept. 14. Danc
ing, entertainment and refresh
ments will be offered and admis
sion will be invitational.
Applicant-members are urged
to attend next Wednesday's meet
ing to secure invitational cards
to be distributed to their friends.
Elgarose
By MRS. THELMA HANSON
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durch of
Seattle. Wash., are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Ada Durch of
Elgarose.
Mrs. Emma Erickson of Eu
gene is visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Holmquist
and friends of Elgarose.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard John of
Mvrtle Creek spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. John
and Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Hanson and
sons. John and Ruebon of Gar
den Valley, visited Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Hanson.
Word Is Received Hert
Of Pioneer's Death
Mrs. Gertrude E. Kruse, 36
year resident of Oregon City and
widow of a Douglas county pio
neer, died in Oregon City hospital
Sept. 1. according to her son,
Henry R. Kruse. Seattle.
Mrs. Kruse is the widow of
Otto A. Kruse. who was reared i
at Oakland and Roseburg in the
late ISiXI's. She is the daughter j
of early Oregon Citv pioneers. I
Mr. and Mrs. Orin G. Savage, j
who came to Oregon in 1M6. set-1
tling near Salem. Her husband 1
died in 1944.
Mrs. Kruse was a member of
Salem high school's first graduat
ing class In 1SS9. and later at
tended Willamette university.
She is survived by her son Hen
ry Kruse. and two granddaugh
ters Jane Harriet Kruse and Ann
Packer Kruse. She was buried oe
slde her husband's grave In
Mountain View cemetery, Sept. 3
ByJ.R.
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Bimpi, Red. Crowe. Every week In
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Hatching Eggs Wanted
Year around market
City acent. Oouilaa Co- Flour Mill
Carr's Hatchery
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V mile west of Wilbur on Garden
Valley road . No Sunday aalei. Ph.
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FOR SALE Colored fryeri, 40c a pound.
Rt 1. Box 17L Maurice Weber Call
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Rabbits
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V. V R B A
Building Materials
Oak Flooring
Me 1 Com. Oak hortc, $140 per M
Ph Ht2-R-3. CerUoo i floor Service
rOR SALE Surfaced 1 inch No 4
lumber, $12.M per H. la carrier load
iota, rnom w-n.o.
Famed Pianist
To Appear Here
With Gale Page
An internationally famous til
anist and composer who has been
hailed Dy music lovers and musi
cians such as Leopold Stokawski,
Bing Crosby and James Melton,
will appear at Junior high school
Saturday, Sept. 17, at 8:15 p.m.,
in a popular concert with Gale
Page. He is Count Aldo Solito de
bolls.
Solito's compositions are her
alded as outstanding contribu
tions to modern music. Leopold
Stokawski introduced his "por
trait of Spain" to an enthusiastic
audience at the Hollywood bowl
This recognition alone indicates
the fine quality of the composi
tions oi 301110 de Sous.
Solis was introduced to Ameri
can radio audiences by Bing
Crosby, who suggested that this
talented pianist-composer give a
concert treatment to popular mu
sic, wnicn is essentially Ameri
can. The results were his spark
ling concert paraphrases of "Star
Dust, "bwanee River. "Stormy
Weather." "Summer Time," and
the incomparable concert ar
rangement of "Night and Day."
All of these, along with "Por
traits of Spain," and other well
chosen presentations will make
up Solito de Solis' concert pro
gram. Deems Taylor, considered the
greatest music critic in America,
labeled Solito de Solis as an "ex
ceptionally talented pianist," aft
er his Carnegie hall concert.
His career as a concert pianist
began at the age of four and his
first professional tour was be
hind him before his ninth birth
day. Solis has had triumphal con
certs throughout the world and
has appeared as guest soloist
with such conductors as Fri'.z
Busch, Sir Henry Wood, Albert
Coates, Mikish, and Steinback.
London newspapers claimed that
"no other concert pianist since
Parierewski has caused an after
concert ovation."
Money Action
Suits Filed
The following money suits have
been filed in Circuit court:
Douglas County Creditors asso
ciation vs. A. V. Logsdon and
(unknown first name) Clarke.
Plaintiff demands Judgment for
$a3.59 and $31.88, plus interest
and costs on both sums, on two
assigned accounts.
Douglas County Creditors asso
ciation vs. Moss K. Brown, Flor
ence A. Garrecht and Martin E.
McClay Sr., doing business as
Roseburg Nursery Oregon, Ltd.
Plaintiff demands judgment for
$253.50, plus interest and costs,
on an assigned account.
State of Oregon, ex. rel. W. E.
Kimsey, commissioner of Oregon
Bureau of Labor vs. Lowell M.
Anderson. Plaintiff demands
Judgment for $227.66 and attor
ney s fees, plus interest and costs
on assigned account.
Mate 1-arm Mutual Automobile
Insurance company vs. William
Melton and Charles Melton.
Plaintiff demands Judgment for
$211.50, attorney's fees and costs
alleged due for damages as re
sult of an automobile accident in
Roseburg July 19. 1948. Plaintiff
charges a client's car was dam
aged in the accident and charges
the defendants' car was driven in
a careless and negligent manner.
Reedsport
By S. S. SMILEY
Mr. and Mrs. John Uneer re
turned recently from a trip to De
troit, Mich., where they took de
livery of a new car. They made
the trip east by plane from Port
land, making the flight to De
troit in eight hours and 20 min
utes. They returned by wav of
Norfolk and Humphrev. Nebr..
where they visited relatives cf
.Mr. I nger, and stopped at Stick-
ney. S. D where thev visited an
other brother. They drove
through the badlands in South
Dakota and viewed the famous
carvings, spent several days in
tne lellowstone National park:
stopped at Redmond. Ore., to vis
it Mr. I'nger's sister and attend
a rodeo. They report excellent
highway conditions and a wonder
ful trip, with the visit to the
Greenfield Village at Dearborn.
Mich., one of the outstanding fea
tures of the trip. Mr. I'nger h.is
'he undertaking parlor here, with
his son. Jack I'nger. and is mem
ber of the city council.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Gibbons
are reported to have sold their
large residence near the Reeds
port Grade school to Dr. and Mrs.
Courtney, and to have purchased
the Allen Esselstrom home on
Wade's Flat. The Esselstroms
are said to b buying a ranch.
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FORSALE 1941 Ford 2-door sedan,
radio, heater, new paint; 194ft Mer
cury motor. 3j5. Ph. 1B2-R.
1775: EQUITY in 1949 Dodgeroaditer
for $ Ph. 526-J-X-2 between 5 ad
ft evenings.
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24.V Call 1036-R. or see at Dairy
Queen after 5 no
Livestock
Bring Your Livestock
WHKRI they bring la the moat money.
Livestock 12 o'clock." Furniture T p, n.
Roseburg Auction
Phone 191
WANTED - Fat lambs, rearllnea
ranner ew. Write or call. Jamea
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