14 Th Nwi-Rviw, ReMbura, Or.. Wtd., Up. 14, 1949
Yicky Sanders
Makes Denial
Of Shooting
Dtftndont Takes Stand
In Own Dkfense As.
Long Trial Ntars End
Victoria Sanderi took th itand
in her own defense Tuesday, and
denied that ihe killed or had
any deaire to kill Ralph Mojon
nier. In answer to the questions put
to her by Defense Attorney Paul
E. Geddes, she declared, "I
didn't kill him. I didn't shoot
him. No, and I never wanted to
harm him physically."
During most of her testimony,
Victoria told her story without
prompting and without questions
irom her lawyers. She faced the
jury and spoke to them in a low,
well-modulated voice, hardly au
dible at times In other parts of
the courtroom.
. Oiscovtrs Body
Victoria told how she discover
ed Ralnh's body on the bed in
their home two miles west of
Drain. She called his name and
felt hjs throat to see If he were
still alive. Then she fainted.
In earlier testimony, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Ka.-nsworth, neighbors
who drove Victoria and her baby
into Drain Oct. 28, 1947, testified
she told the youngster, "Your
daddy can never drive again."
"Not only do I have no recol
lection of making such a state
ment, I can see no reason why I
should have," asserted Victoria.
She told of visiting several
f laces In Drain to cash checks,
he had no recollection of the
amount of money she obtained,
but when she reached Portland
she realized she must have cah
ed some checks because of the
empty stubs In her check boon.
No Legal Right
Victoria testified that she had
had the check book because she
was the one "who took care of
things like that." Although she
admitted she didn't have the "le
gal right" to sign the checks,
when she and Ralph went shop
ping, she would fill in the
amounts and he would apply the
signature.
In Portland, she registered at
the Park Avenue hotel. Her reg
istration card from the hotel was
entered in evidence. She said she
purchased clothes for her bahy,
Paul, and a stroller for him. She
visited friends In Portland and
arranged for the baby's baptism
in the Catholic church. It was
at the suggestion of her friend,
Sister Ann Bornadette, that she
tent a telegram to Ralph.
Victoria was arrested by Port
land police as she sat in the par
lor of a Catholic convent with
Sister Bernadette. They took hpr
to the police station for ques
tioning. Mikes Aoousatlon
After questioning her about
the checks she had cashed in
Drain, the officers asked, "Why
did you kill the man you lived
with?" Victoria testified.
"They told me that I not only
had shot him, but that I had
walked out to let him die."
After Victoria was returned to
Roseburg, she was questioned
"numerous times" by "numerous
officers." At no time, she said,
was she advised that she could
have legal counsel. On the check
charges, the court appointed a
lawyer to represent her.
"They constantly accused me of
not only shooting Ralph, but leav
ing him on the bed to die," Vic
toria declared.
"Dutch Uncle,"
When Sgt. Edward L. Hicks, of
the Santa Monica, Calif., police
department came here at the re
quest of Ralph's sister, he told
Victoria, "I'm talking to you like
a Dutch uncle. I'm trying to help
you. They're going to Indict you
on a first degree murder charge
and hang you. Why not plead
to manslaughter and ynu might
go off Scot free," Victoria testi
fied. Victoria said when she cut her
finger on a medicine bottle In the
county Jail, details of finding
Ralph's body came back to her
and she freely gave a statement
of what she recalled to Deputy
Sheriff and Mrs. J. H. Williams,
then Jailer and matron of the
county Jail.
Others who testified Monday
Included Mrs. Mary L. Looker.
a neighbor, who said that al
though Victoria s house was not
always clean, she had seen It
when It was clean. She also testi
fied that Ralph "Ignored the
baby" and was not affectionate
toward it.
Fred Overcash. Justice of the
Peace Clarence Leonard, Vernon
Pouncey, city marshall all of
Drain, and State Police Sgt. Lvle
H. Harrell were all on the stand
brieily.
REO CROSS TO MEET
A meeting of the board of di
rectors of the Yonralla branch of
Douglas county chapter. Ameri
can Red Cross, will be held Sept.
21. 19sfl. in the city hall in Yon-
calla, Mrs. Hi ace Thlel, branch
chairman, announced.
' The meeting will begin at 2:30
and is slated to clarify the status
of the branch as well as to plan
a program for the coming year.
Mr. Douglas R. Slmms, execu
tive secretary, will attend the
meeting as a guest.
PILES
IHtMOIIIMOIMI
RECTAL AND COLON
AILMENTS
STOMACH DISORDERS k
Trssfas' IrffcMf laieiM laarttaalr'.i 7
, ,
Mon. through Sn : too m. c , u 0
to S p nv Ivoronot- Mon, 0i
lISJ-tMl
WnM orcoll for SRIt descriptive booklef
The Dean Clinic
In Our 39th Yar
N.I. CtrMr I. lenit. ntl fn4 A.
T4 I As If It ort4od 14. Of.
Rtoptnintj Of Schools
Colls For Extra Caution
Reopening of schools In all sec
tions of the state signals the need
for extra caution on the part of
Oregon drivers. Secretary of
State Earl T. Newbry reminded
today.
Newbry called special attention
to the 30-mile speed limit at
school grounds and school cros
sings, which must be observed
whenever youngsters are going
to or from school and during re
cess periods. Faithful obedience
to this law, the secretary said,
may mean the difference be
tween life and death if a child
should dash suddenly Into the
street.
Last year 458 school-age pedes
trians were struck by automo
biles, bringing death to 16.
Newbry also pointed out that
Oregon law requires motorists to
stop for pedestrians crossing the
streets in crosswalks within the
driver's half of the roadway. The
law applies with equal force at
crossings where there are no
painted lines marking pedestrian
lanes.
Phoenix Champs
Still Ride High
PORTLAND, Sept. 14 (.)
The defendinz titlists from Phoe
nix, Ariz., were still riding high
today as the Women's Amateur
Softball association tournament
entered third round play.
The Ramblers defeated the
Denver, Colo., Tlvolo club, 4 to
0, last night behind the one-hit
pitching of Marjorie Law. Her
double and two Denver errors
started the scoring with two runs
in the first Inning. Amy Pel alia,
the Ramblers' no-hit, no-run
pitcher. Is likely to see action to
night. Other second-round games In
the previously unbeaten bracket
saw the Fresno, Calif., Rockets
thump the Boise, Idaho, Chicks,
13 to 1; Peoria, 111., Dieselettes
edge the Orange, Calif., Lion
cites, 2 to 0; and Portland's Llnd
Florists defeat the Dayton, Ohio,
Orphans, 7 to 1.
Two teams fell from the series,
going down in the games between
once-beaten entries. They were
the Baltimore, Md., Pulaski club
girls who lost to Baton Rouge,
La., 3 to 1, and the Orlando, Fia.,
Plasterers who bowed to St. Jo
seph, Mo- Goetz girls, 6 to 1.
Camas Valley
By MRS. JAMES COMBS
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Joyce are on
a vacation trip to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Cooper have
moved back to their home here.
They have been living in Pow
ers where Mr. Cooper has been
engaged in logging.
Mrs. John Standley and Mrs.
Ethel 'Clough will leave for Sa
lem Friday morning, where Mrs.
Standley will visit her brother,
Ed Bushnell. Mrs. Clough will
spend some time in Eugene on
business. Mrs. Clough's father.
J. L. Kirkendall, will accompany
them as far as Cottage Grove,
where he will visit with his sis
ter, Mrs. W. S. Cappious, until
their return. Mr. and Mrs. Cap
pious lived In the valley many
years ago.
Mr. Melvln Crouch is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Crouch. For
the past three years Melvln has
been teaching music at his studio
in Oakland, Calif. Before that
time he spent four years teaching
modern composition In the Uni
versity of Southern California at
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ota Amsteln have
Just returned from a vacation trip
up in the Canadian country. While
there they visited with the Mon
roe and Harvey Carlyle families
and with Harry C5reenway, who
live on wheat ranches out of Red
Deer, between Calgary and Ed
monton. The Carlyles and Mr.
Greenway lived in the valley
about 40 years ago. They also
visited at one of Andrew Bestu
al's ranches, which is operated
by his daughter and son-in-law.
Frank Counts of Portland Is
visiting at the home of his broth
er, Tom Counts.
Sportsmen Will Ask
For Fishing Rtstrvoir
EUGENE, Sept. 14 -P An
Izaak Walton league spokesman
here reported last night that the
state convention at Bend will be
asked to work for a huge sports
fishing and power project reser
voir in the Crooked River can
yon. Mert Folkes of the local league
unit said he had also been advis
ed that Undersecretary of the In
terior C. Glrard Davidson would
speak at the Bend meeting. The
convention Is Sept. 1617. David
son will swak on "CVA and con
servation. Folkes did not speclfv what
site would he suggested for the
reservoir. He said the Eugene
unit would submit the proposal
to the convention.
Theater Film Features
Pictures Of Moosehart
Members of the local Moose
lodge are greatly Interested in
an M G M. John Neshltt "Passing
Parade" short to be shown as a
part of the Indian theater pro
gram, Wednesday through Satur
day. the short subject deals with
the "City of Children." sponsor
ed by the Loyal Order of Moose
at Mooseheart. Ind.. for orphan
ed children from pie-nursery age
through high school.
The experiment In the field of
child psychology is in the form
of a complete city, occupying t
lJOO-acre site.
ITCH
RoeMeel It blah I Ma.
taffioue ana will con
tinue for We If not
elnnned Its sole eauae
Is tho ttrh-mlte. whit h it immune to
ordinary treatment KXSORA aille the
Itcr-mtte almnet instantly Onlv Ihrfi
dev. EXSORA treatment la reaulraa.
Mall aedera (ivan prompt altaamaaa.
Pred Marat Brat, Besshere
Taylor Bemoans
Oregon State's
Poor Showing
CORVALLIS. Ore., Sept. 14
CP Despite a spirited workout,
Coach Kip Taylor moaned yes
terday his Oregon State college
grldders "are not ready" for the
season's opener Friday night
against UCLA in Los Angeles.
Taylor said tomorrow's work
out the final home session may
bring out what he hoped would
make a good showing against UC
LA in the Coliseum.
. EUGENE, Ore.. Sept. 14 (7P
Coach Jim Aiken was having
trouble yesterday deciding on a
signal - caller for the Oregon
Ducks' opening contest against
St. Mary s Friday night.
Aiken has been alternating in
practice between Jim Calder
wood and defensive ace Earle
Stelle. The team was scheduled
to leave for California today by
train.
PULLMAN, Sept. 14 (&
Washington State college football
workouts were cut to one a day
by Coach Phil Sarhoe yesterday.
ine cougars open tne season Sa
turday with Utah State. Washing
ton said yesterday his greatest
preseason fears were not realiz
ednot a single player was In
jured In workouts.
I believe we 11 be one of the
very few college teams coming
up to their first game without a
single man on the sidelines," the
grid coach said.
LODGE DIRECTORY
Job's Daughters, No. S Meet
first and third Tuesdays at
7:30 p. m., Masonic Temple
Master Mason and O. E. S.
members always welcome.
KAY HOLMES, Hon. Queen.
DORIS RAND, Roc.
O. E. S-, Roseburg Chapter No. S
Holos stated communications
on the first and third Thurs
days of each month. All so
Journing brothers and sisters
are cordially Invited to attend.
ELLISON Worthy Matron.
CHRISTINA MICELLI, Sec.
B. P. O. Elks, No.
326 Meet In Elks
Temple every
Thursday. Visit
ing Brothers al
ways welcome.
ROBERT
HELLIWELL,
Sec,
W. B. A., Roseburg Ravlew, No.
11 Holds regjlar meetings on
second and fourth Thursdays
at 2 p. m. Visiting sisters in
vited to attend reviews. Macca
bee l.all Pine and Cass Streets.
HELENA HAYS, Pres.
JESSIE VINSON, F. Sec.
Lady Elks Meets every second
and fourth Thursday at 8:00
o'clock at tne Elks Temple. All
members welcome.
MRS. PAUL K. RYAN, Pres.
MRS FRANK J. B1STAK, Sec
Treasurer. F. O. E. Aerie 1497, meets Macca
bee hall on Pine street every
Tuesday evening at f o'clock.
Visiting brothers always wel
come. W. C. TOWNSEND, Pres.
EARL McCOY, Sec
Valsntlns Chapter, No. 48, o. E.
S. Meets n I. O. O. F. hall.
Myrtle Creek, 2nd and 4th Mon
days eacn onth. Members al
ways welcome.
ZENOBIA M. AKER, Pres.
JANE KNIGHT. F.Sec
Ladies Auxiliary ta Frattrnat Or
der of Eagles Meetings held
on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of
the r..onth at the Eagles Hall
' Visiting Sisters in good stand
ing always welcome.
ETHEL LV A Pres.
CLARA STIEWIG. Secty.
Union Encampment No. S, I. O.
O. F. Meets each second and
fourth Friday night In the Odd
Fellow TempiL at 8 o'clock.
Visitlnit Patriarchs cordially in
vited to attend.
CHARLES uIMMICK. C. P.
RALPH L, RUSSELL, Scribe
KENNETH GRAVES, Treas.
KNIGH'l OF COLUMBUS
Roseburg Council No. 2939.
Meets every 2nd and 4th Tues
days. KnlKhts of. Pvthlas Hall.
Visiting brothers welcome.
HARVEY BROWN. G. K.
PHIL SCA1.LON,, F. S.
Roseburg Rebekah Ledge, No. 41
Meets in Odd Fellows Tem
ple every second and fourth
Tuesday evenings at 8:00 p. m.
NORA FRAUENDIENER,
N. G.
MARY CURTIS, Secretary.
I. O. O. F. Phllet-rlari Ledge Ns.
8 Meets in Odd Fellow Tem
ple everv Thursday evening, at
8 o'clock. Vlsit'ng brothers al
wavs welcome.
D. "F. FRAUENDIENER, N. G.
T. B. BUSENBARK, Sec.
Neighbors of Woodcraft. Lllae
Circle, No. 4 Meets at 8:00
p. m. everv first and third Mon
day evening In I. O. O. F. hall.
Visiting neighbors invited to
attend.
LOIS BURTON. G. N.
CYNTHIA GER.MOND. Clerk.
Maple Lodge No. 127 A. F. A A.
M. Meets In I. O. O. F. hall,
Myrtle Creek, 1st and 3rd Mon
day each month. All members
alwavs Aelcomed.
FRANK BURR, W. M.
J. L. CHANEY, Sec.
Veterans of Foreign Were Regu
lar meeting of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Post No. 2468,
meets the second and fourth
Tuesday each month at S p. m.
Veterans' Lounge.
Laurel Lodge No. 13. A. F. 4 A.
M. Masonic Temple,, corner
Cass and Jackson streets. Meets
every Wednesday evening with
stated communications second
and fourth Wednesdays. Visit
ing members alwavs welcome.
GEO. W. CHURCHILL, W. M.
W. F. HARRIS, Sec y.
OFFICIAL IDENTIFICATIO N Southern Conference football official, demon.lr.1.
shirts to be worn this fall, which will have letters on front and bark showlnr the wearer's title. t
aid fans In following the fame. Left to right: R. A. Uandelake wears the "R" for referee: Bob Collier,
"IT for umpire; Mickey Met Icon v, "L" for linesman; and Walter Jones, "J" for Judge.
r. a -
APPOINTED Frederick G.
Hamley (above) has been ap
pointed Justice of the state of
Washington supreme court. Ht
will take his oath of office
Sept. 6. (AP wirephoto.)
Deadline Sept. 25 For
Claiming Service Medals
Deadline for claiming World
War II service medals at the lo
cal Army and Air Force Recruit
ing station is Sept. 25, M-Sgt.
John F. Rose, in charge, an
nounced today.
After that date, applications for
these medals will have to be sub
mitted to the Adjutant General,
Department of the Army, Wash
ington 25. D.C. Sgt. Rose urged
II local World War II armv and
air force veterans who possess
campaign ribbons for the Ann.,
can, Asiatic-Pacific or European-African-Middle
East theaters to
obtain their medals within the
next two weeks. The recruiting
station in Roseburg is located in
the armory building.
Applicants should bring with
them a substantiating document
which shows their eligibility 13
receive sucn medals. Any autn
enticated statement of service
will be sufficient proof.
Can Rocky Come Back?
Tonight Is Big Test
NEW YORK. Sept 14 LV
Rocky Graiann, the biggest
question mark and dollar mark
in the boxing business, returns
to the ring tonight a solid choice
to whip Charlie Fusaii In the Polo
grounds.
The much suspended Rock,
making his first main stem start
since he was flattened by Tony
Zale 15 months ago, has been
installed a 5 to 9 favorite to win.
The price may go even higher
by fight time, '7 p.m. (PSTi.
While there is a great deal of
uncertainty about Gra'iano's
ability, there is no doubt over his
gate-pulling powers. The former
middleweight king's first home
town showing in three years is
bringing in the customers. The
promoting International Boxing
club anticipates a crowd of 35.
000 and a gross of over $200,000
providing the weather Is good for
the scheduled 10-rounder.
British Champ Eliminated
In Woman's Golf Play
ARDMORE. Pa., Sept. 14 LV)
Frances Stephens. British cham
pion, was eliminated from the
National Women's Amateur Golf
tournament yesterday by Mrs.
Julius A. Page. Jr., of Greens
boro. N. C. 4 and 3. in a second
round match.
Fifteen-year-old Maiiene Bauer.
National Junior golf champion
Irom Los Angeles. Calif., pitted
lier youth against the experience
of six-time champion Mrs. Edwin
H. Vare yesterday and emerged
a 4 and 3 winner over the rain
swept course.
Alpha Lodge No. 47, K-lghtt ef
Pythias Meets every Wednes
day night at 8 o'clock, K. P.
hail. Rose street.
J' 'HN D. HKS'C C. C.
CARL O. PER.MIN. Sec.
OfMolay Crapter Regu
lar meeting every sec
ond and fourth Thurs
daT at the Masonic
Temple. Scribe.
Temple No. 2J. Pythian Sisters
Meets the second and fourth
Thursday of eaJ month at the
K. P. hall.
GLADYS FRENETTK, M. E. C
LOCAL
Spending Week In Portland
y.n. B. R. Shoemaker of Rose
burg is spending the week in
Portland.
Team to Practice The Eagles
auxiliary will meet at the Eagles
hall Thursday night at 8 o'clock
to practice.
Ill at Home Warren Mack,
News-Review reporter, was un
able to be at work today on ac
count of illness.
Improving Mrs. Quincy Brown
Is reported to be much improved
in health and expects to leave the
Roseburg Sanitarium this week,
where she has been a medical
patient.
Shower to be Held The
Friendship club of Pythian Sis
ters will hold a pink and blue
3hower Thursday night at 8 o'
clock honoring Mrs. Jeanne Mol
lett at the home of Mrs. Golda
Nickel, 401 W. Douglas street.
Tournament to Open Women
of the Roseburg Country club will
begin the annual handicap golf
tournament Thursday morning at
8:30 o'clock at the club course.
Luncheon will be served at 12:30
and the contract bridge play will
begin at 1:30 o'clock.
P.N.G. Club to Meet The P.N.
G. club will meet at a 7:30 o'clock
dessert-supper Thursday night at
the home of Mrs. Jack Preston
on South Stephens street. Host
esses include Mrs. Preston, Mrs.
J. Earl Pickens, Mrs. V. T. Jack
son. Mrs. F. J. Herman and Mrs.
Fred A. Goff. Installation of offi
cers will be held.
Community Club to Meet Win
ston Community club will meet
at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night at
the new clubhouse with Mrs.
Reba Buttler, Mrs. Alice Michell,
Mrs. Vivian Borgaess and Mrs.
Bonnie Atwell in charge of the
entertainment. Refreshments will
be served. All residents of the
community art invited.
Unit to Meet Thursday Riv
ersdale Home Extension unit will
meet Thursday from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. at the Riversdale Grange
hall for the study topic, "Tex
tile painting." Those attending
are asked to bring a sack lunch.
Women of Edenbower, Garden
Valley and Riversdale are invit
ed. To Meet at Potluck All wom
en of the Methodist church Inter
ested are invited to attend the
Study group 12:30 o'clock potluck
luncheon Thursday at the home
of Mrs. A. J. Geddes, 302 E.
Washington street. Those attend
ing are asked to bring their ta
ble service. The study book, "Ja
pan Begins Again," will be in
charge of Mrs. Floyd Powell.
Chapter to Meet Alpha Iota
chapter. Beta Sigma Phi will
meet at 8 o'clock Thursday night
at the home of the president,
Mrs. Robert Phillips. 901 Win
chester street with Mrs. Robert
Rhodes and Miss Ethel Van
Voorst assisting hostesses. Mrs.
Ernest Barker Jr., will be chair
man of the topic. "Speech." and
will present a guest speaker.
Potluck . Supper Roseburg
chapter of Eastern Star mem
bers, their husbands and visiting
members and their husbands are
invited to a 6:15 o'clock potluck
supper Thursday night at the Ma
sonic temple to be followed by an
entertainment to be presented by
the ladies. Ham. escalloped pota
toes and rolls will be furnished
by the committee. Those not so
licited are requested to bring a
covered dish, salad or dessert.
Will Appear on Program
Rruce L. Yeager. president of
the Oregon Wildlife Federation,
and Charles V. Stanton, editor of
(he News Review, will leave Fri
day for Bend, where both will
appear Saturday as speakers at
the state convention of the Ore-
Cn division of the I?aak Walton
ague of America. They will re
turn to Roseburg Sunday night.
Returns to Portland Mrs.
Frances Hurlburt. grand secre
tary of the Grand Court of Ore
gon. Order of Amaranth, left this
morning for her home In Port
land, following a stay in Rose
burg since Saturday as the guest
j of .Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. Two
'. hy. on South Stephens street. She
! was accompanied to Portland by
: Mrs. Twohy. w ho will spend the
! remainder of the week there vis
! Iting.
NEWS
Go to Salem Mr. and Mrs. Er-
win Short of Roseburg took their
daughter, Miss Marie, to Salem
Tuesday, where she enrolled as
a freshman at Willamette uni
versity. Leaves For College Mr. and
Mrs. Harrie W. Booth of Rose
burg drove to Salem Tuesday to
take their daughter. Miss Harriet,
who enrolled at Willamette uni
versity as a freshman.
Leave for Coast Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Josse of Roseburg and their
houseguests, Mr. and Mrs.
George Crockett of Seattle, left
Tuesday for the Oregon caves
and coast points to enjoy several
days vacationing.
Umpqua Mineral Club Ump
qua Mineral club will meet Thurs
day night, Sept. 15, at 7:30 o'clock
at the Milo E. Godfrey home at
426 East Second avenue N. Mem
bers and friends interested are
invited.
Enters Willamette Miss Shir
ley Helweg entered Willamette
University Tuesday as a fresh
man. She was taken to Salem by
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Helweg of this city. Miss Helweg
has been spending the summer
months employed at Clark's stu
dio. Return Home Miss Helen
Casev and Miss Naomi Scott re
turned to their home on Blakeley
street Tuesday, lollowing several
weens enjoying a vacation, wnne
in San Francisco they were guests
of Miss Casey's cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Cauthorn. Mrs. Cau-
thorn is the former Beulah Jewett
of this city. Mr. Cauthorn is pub
lisher of the San rrancisco News.
Following a stay in San Fran
cisco, Miss Casey and Miss Scott
enjoyed a short time In Reno be
fore returning nome.
Enjoy Visit Here Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wilson and sons of
Aberdeen, Wash., are in Rose
burg visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mis. Robert Green and vis
iting other relatives and friends.
Last week the Wilsons and
Greens enjoyed a trip to San
Francisco bay area and other
points of interest along the way.
Mr. Wilson is employed by West
ern Union Telegraph company
and was formerly stationed in
Roseburg.
At Lange Home Mr. and Mrs.
Otto A. Lange of 221 East Com
mercial avenue, Roseburg, have
as their guests until Friday the
former's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jensen
of Tehachapi, Calif. The Langes
also had their small granddaugh
ter, Sandra Steen. of Portland
visit them for a month. She re
turned to Portland over the La
bor dav holiday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollen Steen.
who came to Roseburg to take
her home in time for the opening
of school. Mrs. Steen is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lange.
MERCHANTS LEAVE
WILLAMETTE. Ore.. Sept. 14
tJPi The Willamette Merchants
baseball team, winner of the Ore
gon Amateur tournament, left to
day for Watertown, S. D-, for
western tournament play.
LEGAL NOTICI
KOTK'I or UMNO APPLICATION
roa a cHAXit in point or
DIVCSSION OF WATEI
Notice la given hereby that Norman
MrKeel hai filed an application in the
oflice of Cha. Stricklln, State En
gineer, tor the approval of a chance
in point of diversion of water from
Cow Creek.
In the adjudication proeeedtnfi de
termimns the relative rlghti to the ut
of v.ater of Cow Creek and Ita tribu
taries a water nsht waa adjudicated lo
the name of T A. Farnam for the Irri
gation of 3 acrea In NCSF,',. 10 acrea
In NW'.SK',. 14 acrea In SWI.SF.',.
Section 12. Towmhip .12 South, Range
J West, W M , with a date of priority
of Seplember 30. 1!K7. through the
Johns Irrigation Ditch from Cow Creek.
The point of diversion of the Johns
Irrigation Pitch Is located SSO feet
south and 9S0 feet ea,t from the west
quarter corner of Section 4. Township
:tt South. Hsnse 4 We,t. W U
Norman Mckeel. owner of the above
described land to which aald water
light 1 appurtenant, proposes to Irri
gate said land by means of a portable
pumping plant the point of diversion
of said pumping plant to be located
QV) reel aouth and l.VKl feet west from
the east quarter corner of Section 12.
Township 32 South, aange S West. W.
It
All persona Interested are notified
hereby that a hearing will be held at
the County Court House at aoseburg.
Oregon, on November 1. l4i. at 10 oo
o clock am All obiecuons to the pro-
I posed change, tf any there are, will
be neartt at said time ana place Any
obiectiona shall be prepared in writing,
one copy to be served on Norman Mc
Keel. Aralea. Oregon, and one ropy
filed with the State Engineer. Salem.
Oregon, together with a S3 tiling fee
at least 10 da.s prior to the date set
tor hearing If no obiectiona are tiled,
no hearing will be held.
Dated at Salem Oregoe, this and day
al September t
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Stata CnglfeMr.
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1940 Chcv. Coupe, with factory
built pickup box
ltMO Ford V-i coupe
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1939 Olds 3 -door sedan
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1934 Ford Tudor, good tires,
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1935 Ford sedan
1934 Chev. sedsn
TRUCKS
1948 Chcv. lumber truck, new
motor and tires, Thornton
dual drive, rolls and bunks
for short lots. Reriponiible
party can handle with very
email down payment ..31M
1941 GI. 4x4 14 ton truck equip
ped with flatbed; also has
dump bed and hoist Excel
lent condition 1650
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1949 Ford 8 Club Coupe.
1M7 Old. 78 Sedan ClubHydra. It H
1947 Ford 4 -door. '48 model trim, very
low milease.
1948 Ford 2-door.
1(M8 Ford Coupe.
I'M 7 Stude. 2-door sedan
1MB Jeepiter. nearly new
1A49 Willys Sutton Wagon.
1942 Plymouth 3-door. rebuilt motor.
nrw paint.
1940 Hudson sedan.
1939 Mercury Con v., Columbia axle,
RAH
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Phone 450-11 N. H
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buy TODAY give you the per
formance and satisfaction ynu
expect' KNOW YOl'R DEAL
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tain. We have a fine selection
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Your
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PLYMOUTH
Headquarters
230 S Stephens Ph 508-J
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FOR SALE 1947 "Whttzer" motorbike,
good condition Sacrifice. 973. for
quick ale. Halverson. .N'irkeUon's Bar
ber Shop. Myrtle Creek. Oregon
MORI MONCY for your car Cash on
the spot Cork mm Motors. Inc ue
Soto. Plymouth. Phone t8 114 N
Rose St
1940 CHEV. 5-PASS. COVVERTIBlTE.
h m m. gooa snepe fiy or see
!
at 1441 Riverside Drive.
1941 PONT1AC 8 sedanette. good condi
tion, good tires. $713, Ph. 3H9-R Call
Bob between 8 and 7 pm.
1937 DODGE COrPE. "rumble seat. R A
H: 19.T8 Ford T pickup. 37y each.
Ph H.tt-R-3.
"34 FORD four-door, clean, good condi
tion Call at 922 Harvard, or phone
l-L.
MODEL A Ford. Room 325. Creatvon
HoteL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Roy VanDine. deceased
now pending in the County Court of
Douglas County. Oregon, are herebv
notified to present the tame verified as
required by law to the unOrsigned at
the law offices of Orcutt. Le.r A
?euner. RnaetHirg. Oregon, within n
mon t ha from August 1"th, IMS
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MIM1STR ATRIX of tS fi.
tate of Say VanDyna, De
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reasonably priced. O M A C terms.
Chevrolet - ilck - PonUae Cedilla
trade-Ins.
1939 CHRYSLER Royal 4.door sedan.
Body & paint very good. Ttras Ilk)
new. Mechanically In A-l condition.
Just completely overhauled Fina
trouble-free transportation. 7i Bomt)
terms. Inquire 206 Douglas Co. Stat
BankBldg. . or phone 460.
FOR SALE Equity In ' Mercury, of
trade for dump truck or trailer
house Henry DalsoaJ01sjid.
1948 5-PASS. CHEV. coupe, very clean
and sporty. A. F. Laurie. Belli and
Brown St.
$775. EQUITY in 1949-bodge roadster
for 9400. Ph. .tt(M-X-a between S and
9 evenings. .
BLACK 36 Ford sedan, good Bodv,
9243. Call 1036-R, or sea at Dairy
Queen after 3 00.
FOR SALE 1941 Pontiac I 4-donr sedsn.
Good condition; excellent buy. 9900.
Phone15l-J:
FOR SALE '38 Chev. coupe. Runs goo
as is S19S. Call 519-J-5 after A.
Livestock
Bring Your Livestock
WHERE they bring in the most money.
Sale every Friday
Livestock IS o'clock. Furniture I p B.
Roseburg Auction
Phone 191
FOR SALE Herd of 10 registered
Guernseys, Including S from the fam
ous Brook over herd from Idaho. Rec
ords can be furnished. Inquire Albert
H. Puhl, Route 2, Box 2M, Medford.
Ore. Phone 6424.
WANTED Fat fambs, yearlings-and
canner awes. Write or call. James
E. Lewis, Myrtle Creek, Oregon, ph.
84; DarriU W Ray, Rt. 2. Box 308 B.
Roseburg. Oregon. Ph. 693-R-l
WANTED TO BUY Fat and feeder
lambs. Also young breeding ewes.
Inquire Lvle Mar iters or John Rohr.
Happy VaUey Ranch. Phona 17-F-l
orJ7-r-15.
FOR SALE IS head white face calves,
yearlings, cows; also registered whit
face bull. 4 years old; splendid tjpe,
6roven - sire, priced reasonably. Sea
IrCox. Umpqua Flour Mill.
FOR SALE Choice grain fed white
face veal calves, just right for the
locker: wholesale market price. W. A.
Thomas. 9 miles cast of Sulherlin at
bridge.
FOR SALE 1 Jersey and Guernsey cow;
been milking 2 months. 4th cslf.
l mile north of Lookingglasa Store.
Buckle.
FOR SALE Young calves, year old
heifers, and some fresh cows. No
dealers. L. Nichols, Metros Ht., Box
301.
FARMERS- Will buy hogs and feeders
on Thursdays, 9:30 to 4 30 at stock
yards in Roseburg. Bring them in
W. W Green.
WANTED FAT AND FEEDER lam he
and yearlings. W A. Blacker!. Myrtle
Creek. Phone 282
FOR SALE 2 young gentle milk rows.
Phone 23-F-24. E. A. Crow, L. G. Star
Rt
FOR SALE Gentle pony for children.
Mrs. Iverson. ph. 821.
FOR SALE- Good, young fresh cowT Roy
Burks. Dtllard.
WANTED Board for Great Dane femai
In the country. Phone LWB-R-S.
WANTED All kinds of livestock. M 'U.
Cox Call 990-J-4.
Poultry
Baby Chicks
Hamps, Reds, Crosses Every week In
the year. Best of breeding. Pullorum
passed. s
Hatching Eggs Wanted
Year around market
City agenu Douglas Co Flour Mill
Carr's Hatchery
Lookingglasa Rt Phone 19-F-J
FOR SALE New Hampshire fryers. I
to 4 lbs.. 34c lb., live weight Located
mile west of Wilbur on Garden
Valley road . No Sunday sales. Ph.
12-F-31. Roseburg Ira J. Headings,
Rt 2. Box 368. Roseburg. Oregon.
FOR SALE 120 healthy voting turkeys",
t'p to 20 lbs. each, 9500. Mrs. H. L
Lander. 2nd road to the West, So. of
Kelly's Korner.
FOR SALE Colored fryers. 40c a pound.
Rt 1. Box 178. Maurice Weber Call
evninw
Rabbits
WITH RABBIT MEAT.
A MEAL'S COMPLETE.
U. V. R. B. A.
Trucks
FOR SALE 1 set lumber rolls with tub
frame and cab guard; also 1 set 1941
heavy utility tags with 900 tires; alto
1949 Ford lumber truck, with job. 8
miles east on Dixonvtlle road. Chas.
SmmerfeldIdleyld Rt.
1937 FORD. long wheelbisT Vt f.
truck, excellent Merrury motor, Eaton
rear end, good tires; or trad for
Pg "P. Phj.3ajj-4
11946 INTERNATIONAL pickup. 1
1948 International pickup; 1 slngl
VLl D,.!,f ."'er' For Information
Phone 432 129 2nd Ave South
42.,I? ,iC nd triiliT.
11800 Will take pick-up as part Call
for Clair. Rose Mninr r
AXLE SHAFTS for all makes of trucks.
gv Truck Shop. 9035 N Stephens.
Lost Found
STRAYED lo my place, brown mare.
feed Mil J. R. Buier. Day. Creea
STRAYED 3 mllei E Sulherlin. small
PH . Owner Identify, pay lor ,d Ind
feedFred LeBlru
LOST OR STRAYED S year old blark
m l'h white star on forehead.
RiyCordon ph. 313-R.2.
o!rBI?1.1' ,.n.d7ian "r?5Hir wim
neme platelfoundjshone 1493-Y.
L1?.TrSlut."lcl'- """ Don Panke7.
V.lr".e ni . Rat ,114
Personal
VfiHOLlS A"VMOUS. PO Ban
1116 or Phone 1.VW-L or VW-J
Fuel
22?...rire'",c furnace. Old
jrowth fir block peeler core, email
round core mill end, planlnl end,,
oaa and laurel Special price on plan-
,or l,or' "m 'bit
wood 1 mile Eat on Doufflaa St Rt
imi Pro"i0l delivery Claud.
wllley. Phon. ..j.. r 143-J-3.
FOR SALE Slabwood. aawduaf. planar
-, " 11 Phone rtm Johnson Puel Co
Hay, Grain, Feed
.H. ? .;Fr;Bld J"d "i cut-
tlne Alfalfa. Thle hay Is nice, brlfhl
r 1 ?,Tts " wefdl Phona a.w.
'.Tti, GOOD recleaned cbeet seed'.
Orernn Tn,' M,t- O"'"'""'.
M iscellaneous
EXPERIENCED DRIVER wt.hM a rid.
. Dota or Montana anytime
' "'JjniShort st
.Hn?7?NG OR TRESPASSING on
mr Olalla property, a c Bellows.
m n':"'n 1 7r"1
For Trade
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Cheek. Box 234. Metro Rout.