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Shop and Timber & Sawmills 21 FOR SALS Operating 15 to 30 thou und uwnuil complet. No timber. Call 1060-.!. evening. W ANTE Old growth Douglas fir bat tery stock. Wi buy togs, emu and Doita. contact uuimra wooa opeciai ttes. Inc.. P. O. Box 47. Ph. . DttUrd. GOOD PLACE for portable uw mill. mites west oi autnerun. van ssrown aon. Cote Road. EXPERIENCED MILL operator desires smau mm witR umnr. wm J n J6th St.. CorvalHs. Ore Logging Equipment 22 Loggers! CATERPILLAR D-7. T Serin, eompleie lv rrmanufactured. New Hviter D7N Winch. New LeTourneu Dorer. Avail able for immediate delivery! We li cence. Easy terms. Phone. Wire or Write' NATIONAL TRACTOR CO. 401 Broadway Phone GI 3-8990 Sacramento, Calif. 1941 TD-14 Tractor EaulDDed for Loeiini, Cairo winch, Bucyrua Erie Hjd. Angledozer. Re cently ove -hauled. Price 53500,00. ten be seen ot Sheiton & Burr Logging operation oa Little River. D-7 CATERPILLAR FOR SALE. Call 863-L-X after 6 p.m. TOR SALE R -4 caterpillar with blade and drum: A-I shape, 700 hours on motor. Call 137B-R evenings or leave message at news-Review, Box 379. McCULLOCH chain saw has cut only only i 30.000. Ph. rOR SALE My eauitv In 1 loKKins truck and trailer; also in I lumber truck. Both White 22-64. 2604',a Hat yard Ave.. Roseburg. FOR SALE 0-2 cat with radiator guard and belly pan, power pulley. Frank Oden, Roberts Creek, Rt. I. LOGGER WANTED TO TAKE OUT M old growth; perfect donkey show, roads all in very nice timber. 2 log trucks wanted ism naui to ose burg, big timber. SB. 50 per M. Call 42-F-4 evenings, or 530-R-2. FOR SALE 1941 Wentworth & Irwin dual axle log trailer, 90 ' rubber. S30. A. U Paulson, Idleyld Rt., Box 118-A. Mile past N. Umpqua scales. FOR SALE 450 International engine, comoiete. Guaranteed maior overhaul. New clutch, also F-54 transmission, 5th qirect. Leonard cititon, canyonvfiie. HD14 for sale. Baker-straight-blade, Carco drum, equipped for logging. $7500. Can be seen at Tiller. V. C. Powell. FOR SALE 2 loggingtrucVs'wlth year round work. Call 420-J-3 between t and 5 p.m. TO 14 CAT, armored for logging. tat modal. Phone 633-J. Roseburg. Farm Equipment 24 KULTOR KING GARDEN tractor, com plete with plow cultivator, new price, $275; power take-off for 22 cat, $33. Lindbloom, DixonviJle, FOR SALE Combine, 8 cut, McCor-mick-Deerlng "61 in excellent con dition. Must sell on account of poor health. Come look the price wiU be right. Terms il desired. Ph. 122-F, Frank Hill, Star Rt.. Glendale, Ore. SIDE DELIVERY RAKE. Our Dearborn Rake Is of rugged construction and will give years of service. Umpqua Tractor Co, ALLIS CHALMERS power unit, 20 hp. perfect condition.. Harold Crouch, Oakland. Ph. 2757. FOR SALE TD 8 International Crawl er, good condition; 6 ft. International Combine, good condition. Ph. 15BO-J-4. NEW HOLLAND HAY BALER. 1949 model, nearly new. Special price and terms. Umpqua Tractor . Co. fORDSON TRACTOR and mower,-H0, see evenings, Ed Lewis, Tenmile. Tractors 25 I'l l U N II Special Austin Western 4-wheeI drive motor grader, excellent condition. Must see to appreciate. Priced tot quick sale. 5 mm USED FORD TRACTORS, "as ts" or ov erhauled. Many to choose from. Trades taken. Umpqua Tractor Co. GARDEN TRACTOR SALE 1 H. P. Bolens with cultivators. $110. With cultivator and mower, (150. Umpqua Tractor Co. Trucks 26 SPECIAL 1940 Chevrolet dump truck .. 41195 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 1848 Ford with 2-soeed axle and 3 speed SUpa and log bunk 178S 1949 Dodee I ton with crew box. very clean , - 1285 TRUCK REPAIR ck REBUILDING GUIBERSON DIESEL PARTS STARTER SHELLS NIW CMC TRUCKS SMITH MOTORS TRUCK DEPARTMENT Hlwar 99 N. Phone I99-R-1 47 1, T. Dodge truck. 2 speed. 31.000 actual miles, new 7:50 10-ply tires, tongue and grooved grain box, swoo cash, or trade on late model car. See at Shfll Station. Oakland, Oregon. rn. iWi. tnas. Heanm. AXLE SHAFTS for all mane of trucks Ray's Truck Shop. 2053 N Stephens Phone 489-J-4 1947 STUDEBAKER 1, Ton chassis; 1941 Ford l'i ton van: IMS Inter national KB-3, Metro. Bates Candy Co. rnnne hZ7-R Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 Motorcycle 1914 Hartev-Davtdson. good condition, tires OK., chrome forks, wheeis. good paint. 1173 Phone 1278-H-X. Snappy V-8 3 Ford V-8 Tudor. New motor ith 2 WO mile, on It. new arey paint Job. If you aren't particular about the Interior, if you like a car with Rlenty of fut and ,o . . here It . New motor and paint coat tin Will tell whoia car for 1293. Phone 47J-R a ORE IfONrEY foi oiir car Cath on fie ,pot Corkrum Motor Inr , Of Solo. Pljmouth. PhCM. 408 114 N HoM St WOTORCYCLElCTractory dealeif To"r Semitne Hariey-Davidnn motorcycle,, oil. parti and acce.sorie. 843 E ?nd Ave So Ph n4fi-R from t to 7, 1949 OLDSMORfLE "Rocket V-mnde! 88. 4-door deluxe aedan. eat covert Low mileaae Ph 9.11-J-X. Sea at Adalr'a Servtca Station. Save With Classified Ads Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 Better Buys at Barcus 1949 PACKARD CLUB SEDAN, Dark blue finish, is tike new. Radio, healer, low mileage. A real buy for. $2243 1949 PACKARD STATION SEDAN, overdrive, every extra, com- nitlv rfrmlihed-loakt and runs like new ..23 1948 BUICK ROAD MASTER, Dynaflow. only 15.000 miles like new both Injid and out Radio and beater .$1995 1948 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER CONVERTIBLE ail the extras. Beautiful lieht cream color with black top 1895 1947 HUDSON SEDAN. S Se H, motor completely recondi tioned 1947 NASH 600 5 pass, coupe. Re conditioned motor, excellent condition throughout . ...$1093 1837 CHEVROLET, Clean.' 281 1836 CHRYSLER SEDAN, Good motor and tires, radio and heater. Very clean inside and out . 195 Trucks 1947 FORD 6 dump truck, 4 yd. steel box, 8 new H.D, tires. Ready to haul INTERNATIONAL with 21 ft. semi trailer Vacuum brakes, good tires, excellent motor. Ideal to haul cants, ties, or equip. Full price EASY TERMS LIBERAL TRADES BARCUS Your Packard Dealer HiShwar 8 N al Gardta V,U,r d 2 Locations 1444 N. Stephana 1800 N. Stephana SOME NICE CARS 1850 BUICK 'SPECIAL 4-door Dynaflow, radio, heater, 3000 miles. 1949 FORD club coupe 1 403.00 1849 FORD 4-door custom 1850.00 Radio, heater 1947 OLDS 4-door 1445 00 Clean - hy dramatic - radio. Just book price. 184? FORD club coupe 1195.00 Maroon and clean 1949 WILLYS Station Wagon , 1495.00 18.000 miles. 1848 WILLYS panel 1093.00 1947 FRAZ1ER Manhattan 1295.00 Overdrive, radio, heater. 194? CHRYSLER convertible ..... 1595.00 1942 FORD 4-door 493.00 1941 FORD 4-door 495.00 1938 FORD Coupe 285.00 1938 BUICK 150.00 1941 DODGE army pickup 250.00 Riverside Motors REASONABLY FRICID GUAC TZXIIf CKZVROLCT. BUICK, POST1AC. CADILLAC- - TRADE-IN! Hansen's USED CAR CENTER Rose It Oak We Want Good Clean Used Cars Top Price Paid DOYLE'S SALES & SERVICE HUhw.j M h Carden Valla, .d Phon, 611 ism chev. fleetline A, dan, all ( ceu.m condition inrou Ph. 1.W3-J, or 41P-J-X-1 FOR SALE 1948 BO ADM ASTER BUICK. dynaflow; very low miUaee, car tm- maculalc. Priced to tell. Phone 82. REAL BUY 193B Gfa'ham 4-doorpedn 82.1 s. pine. Apt. 3 tin backi Call evening 38 CHEVROLET c.upe lor aale, 223. 530 W. Oak. H. Stliliea. Personal 30 Notices 31 Anyone k no wine; the whereabouts of T R. or Witter Toolev, or myone nf the family, or oi Mbel Tborenten berf. who married Wilton living In Riverdle. please write Ail Hoop, Bo22, Slenton. Mltrh. I WIIX NOT BE RKSPONRIBLiTfoFenT debt eontracieo! by anyone other then myself Edward J. Nicho1. EI'GE.N'E R. HOLCO JVC R ofke Uof f wuhen to itie that he it not the Kuene Holcomb wh p!-ed the erUiement "Not RMpm.MtM" in the, CaiMtfied lection of the Wtwi-I.ev.ew, ""iiiriiSiagSilupP Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 LOOK COMPARE THESE PRICES it ford "t" Tudor, RAH. like new . 15 '4t Ford S" Sedan, A-i, Drive it '4t Hudtes Comm. ' Sedan. '46 Hudson Tudor, perfect condition - '46 Hudson Sedan. A real buy... '40 Chev. Sedan. Buna fine '39 Chev, Tudor, Good transpor tation 39 Studebaker Sedtn. New paint... 38 WHUi Sedan. New paint. Only.,.. MECHANIC SPECIAL 38 Chevy, Tudor , . '33 Chev. Sedan "34 Chev, Coupe . - PACIFIC MOTORS 41 N. Stephana SW LEGAL NOTICE Notice 1s given that The California Oregon Power Company, a California corporation, v. hose address is Mcdford. Oregon, has filed with the Tiydroelec trie Commission of Oregon an applica tion to appropriate waters of the State of Oregon, in a stream known a Fish Creek, a tributary ot North Umooui River, for the development of a power project designated on the records of the commission as Project no. m ana sy the aooiieant as the Fish Creek protect. ine ppncni proposes io appropriate 150 cubic feet oer second of water from Fish Creek and divert the same, by means of a concrete dam approxi mately 3 itei iugn i oca tea tn me SW. of Section 14 and the NEUNWV of Section 23, Township 27 South. a nee 3 East. W. M.. through a caciai and timber flume about 3 miles long to a turbine connected to a generator of 11,000 kilowatts located in the SW je ot sectmr z?, lownimp ze iouin, Range 3 East, W M. The applicant proposes to install a suitable fiihway in the diversicn dam and to bypass a minimum ot 10 cubic feet per second through the same. NOW, THEREFORE, notice H hereby given to all persona that the Hydro electric Commission of Oregon, will hold a public hearing on said applica tion for a license of aforesaid on the 3lst day of July, 1850, at the hour oi 2:00 o'clock p.m.. Pacific Standard Time 13:00 o'clock o.m.. Davlleht Savin Time) at the office of the Commission in the City of Salem, Marion County, Oregon, ts consider all protests or re monstrances on behalf of the public or any corporation or district organ ized for public purposes or of any ether pciHin er persons. All objections, protests or remon strances to the granting of such license shall be made in writing and based on the grounds set iorlh in Title 119, Chapter 1, O.C.L.A., as amended, and uiea wnrt me secretary ot the under signed Commission at Salem. Orwow. on or beore July 24, 1930. A certified copy thereof shall be served upon the applicant bv the nroleitant an nr hfn July 24, 1850, and proof of such ser vice intu d lurmsnea in commis sion. Dated ai Salem, Oregon, this ISth day of June, 1850. HYDROELECTRIC COMMIS SION OF OREGON by CHAS. E. STR1CKLIN CHAS. E. STR1CK10N, Secretary. , OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, PORTLAND, OREGON, JUNE 12, 1950: The following described per sonal property seized from Mt, Scott Logging Co., Inc., under war rants for distraint for non-payment of assessed taxes due, will be sold as provided by Section 3693 of the Internal Revenue Code, at public auction, on Monday, June IS, 1950, at 1:00 o'clock p.m., on the prem ises of the Farm and Industrial Equipment Company, Highway 98, North, Roseburs: 1 Alli-Chalnnri H.D. Cat. with Winch; and the fol lowing aesertoed personal property will be sold at public auction on Monday, June 26, 1950, at 3:00 o'clock P. M., at the Bonanza Mine Site, seven miles southeast of Suth erlin: One Berger Loader with V 6 Mercury Motor and 32 ft, sled; 600' of Hi" steel cable; 1200" W steel cable, and drums. HUGH H. EARLE, COLLECTOR OF INTER NAL REVENUE. Sex Angles Enter Wilson Bros.' Case VANCOUVER, Wash., June 20 (JP The sex angles of the Jo Ann Dewey slaying, scarcely men tioned by an embarrassed prose cutor previously, came prominetly to the forefront yesterday, A key witness, Dr. Howard Rich ardson, Oregon State criminologist, told a superior court jury at length how the evidence was obtained in medical examination of the girl's body, which was found nude on March 26 a week after she had been abducted from a dark street here. His testimony was a key point in the state's case against 20-year old Utah Wilson and his 24-year-old brother Turman, charged with kidnaping and murder. Previously Prosecutor De Witt Jones had mentioned the sex at tack, but in apologetic tones, add ing that he brought it up only as a possible motive for the girl's ab duction. Richardson also testified that the girl died of carbon monoxide poi soning within two hours of her ab duction. Earlier Prosecutor Jones had said she possibly breathed ex haust fumes while being carried away on the trunk of a car or on the rear seat floor. Registered Hones To Be Exhibited At Rodeo An invitation was issued today to all owners of registered horses (0 exhibit their mounts in the Doug- to be held preceding the rodeo Sun. day at 1 p.m. H. W. "Doc" Carter said the deadline for entering is noon Sun- ! day and is open to all breeds of horses. He said there would tie no entrance fee and that the show is being sponsored by the Sheriff's posse to give owners an opportuni ty to display their horses. The event, to be staged a half hour before the Sundav rodeo be- gins, will be held on the race track in front of the grand stand, it is open to all Douglas county rest dents who own registered horses BAND WILL PRACTlCf The Rosebure Municipal band will practice tonight at 7:30 at the Kk tempi.?, director uyae wa Moore announced today. He bUo invited comet and clari net playeni who are not member of the organization to contact him. He asked experienced players to call mm at 1706-j. Local News Canval, icing Charles V, Stan ton editor of News-Review, is con valescing satisfactorily at his home oo Commercial avenue, following hit collapse at the Oregon News paper Publishers association con vention at North Bend Friday. He was treated at Kner hospital, be fore being brought to his home here. Mr. Stanton is a member of the board of directors of the asso ciation. Leave Far East Mrs. Elmer Ellis, 13S5 Umpqua avenue, Hose burg, and Mrs. Lou Andrus of this city have left for Detroit, Mich., where Mrs. Ellis will pick up a new Hudson car. They plan to drive back to the west coast and will stop at Los Angeles and other points of interest on the trip. Mr. Ellis is owner of the Specialiied Service garage on Highway 99 south. Visits Hare Doris Rand, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Rand of Roseburg, visited here over Fa the's day weekend with her par ents, brother, John Rand; and grandmother, Mrs, J, A, McGaugh ey. Miss Rand is employed by the U,S. Forestry service at the Portland office. I Camera Club MHns UmMua i Camera club members are asked to attend a meeting Wednesday, June 21, at 1:30., at the Old Pres byterian manse on West Lane street. At Wharton Hsm Mr. snd Mrs. Wm. Glen Wharton of Salem arrived here Friday night for a visit at the home ol Jits parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wharton, on East Douglas street. Mrs. Wharton plans to spend the week here while her husband is on business in southern Oregon. Visiting Mothr Sat. Thomas Herbison and family of China Lake, Calif., are visiting in Rosebure with his mother, Mrs. Ella Herbi son, He had just finished a course at John Hopkins university at Bal timore, Md. Postponed The installation of new officers for the coming year of DAV auxiliary, Dean-Perrine unit No. S, planned for Thursday, June 22, has been postponed on account ot tne serious illness of the newly-elected commander. In stead, a regular meetine of the unit will be held. Und,rao Onrafien Mrs. Earl Wiley of this city underwent major surgery in Eugene Monday at Sacred Heart hospital. Back From Vtcatian Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Green Jr. and family have returned to their home on Hamilton street after a vacation at Gearhart. Return Frem Portland Mrs. Carl Wimberly and Mrs. Wm. Un- rath have returned to Roseburg from Portland, where they at tended the grand session of Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Wimberly was seated as grand conductress at ine installation service, which was highlighted with several ad denda. Return Homa Mr. and Mrs. Art Mentzer and daughter have re turned to their home in Roseburg after a two weeks vacation at Wheatland, Wyo., where they vis ited Mr. Mentzer'j brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Piper. H,ra For Summar Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Steinmetx of Springfield are spending the summer months at the George Wharton home on the North Umpqua. Steinmeti is work ing with the state fish and game commission. He is a student at Oregon State college, Mrs. Stein metz is on the teaching staff ot the Albany schools. - Chicktn D i n n r Evercreen Grange Home Economics club has nvited the public to enjoy a 6:30 eiocK chicken dinner to be served at the hall Wednesday night, June 21. Members are asked to donate pies for the dinner. T, Meet Wadnaidtv The Rose burg Art and Embriodery club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carlos M. Page on boutn Stephens steet. Annual Matting The Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health as sociation s annual meeting will be held at a 12 o'clock luncheon INVENTORY Washers 24.75 UP UMPQUA Reteburj 120 W. Oak i I I THE OSECON DELEGATION of 4-H clubs to the National 4-H club camp in Washington, 0. C, is shown hers on th front steps of the capilol with (hair repreierttarivei rn Congren. Left to fight, front tow. Rep. Harris Ellsworth, Republican, 4th district; Roma Otto of Euqena; Mrs. L. J. Allen, Oregon stata 4-H leader, Corvallit; and Margaret Colegrove of Junction City, Back row Bill Monroe, of Mulino, Or. L, J. Allan of Coryallit; John Kiaton of lend; and Walter Norblad, Republi can, 1st district. Kidnaper Killed By Officer After 1,500-Mile Orgy STEUBENVILLK. 0.. June 20 rB The kidnaping ot two Penn sylvania boys and their imprison ment in an auto trunk during a l,S00-mile, two-day ride was a clos, ed case today their captor dead with a policeman's bullet in his heart. But the reasons for the strange : and violent crime spree of Joe Pacific, 32 - year - old Canensburg, Pa., electrician, probably were known to him alone when he died emptying his pistol at police pursuers in nearby Mingo junction yesterday afternoon. The two boys Pacific kidnaped Nick Cursi, 18, and Joseph Zoi- mercnac, 19, both ol Lokesourg, Pa. came out of the harrowing experience week from thirst and hunger, bleeding from ' taad wounds, and terror-stricken. But thov were not harmed seriously. Their long ride started near Can onsburg Saturday night when they picked up the hitchhiking Facilic on their way to a dance in Cursi's car. Pacific robbed them of $18, Zolmerrhik said, returned it saying be was joking, then took it back again, slugged them with his pis- tot butt, and locsea tnern in tne car trunk. Yesterday morning Pacific drove his ear to the home of his estranged wife's parents, beat her with his gun and forced her to go away with him in the rar. Jt was the wife, Matilda, 30, who called Mingo junction police when Pacific left (he car there to ga into a store to buy her a dress to replace the blood-stained one she1 wore. The kidnaper fled afoot and elud ed a police posse for more than an hour. Sgt. Sam Baker said Pa cific shot at him thee times and missed before Baker fired a bullet into his chest. Junior High School Letters Available Roseburg junior high school stu dents not receiving their letters at the final award assembly of the school year may now obtain them at the iunior hieh building, Pin- cipal H, H. Brand announced to day. Three groups did not receive letters and awards at the regular assembly: Annual staff, school pa per staff and cnair crew. The letters may be obtained from the secretary in the junior high office, the principal said. Wednesday In the civic club room of the Hotel Umpqua. The luncheon and meeting is open to the public and reservations may be made by calling 360-1,. SALE OF USED Ranges 3975UP VALLEY Phone 1 21S t - Sunshine, Dryness Main Features Of May Weather Sunshine and dry weather were the main features of the month of May, according to the monthly me teorological survey released today by the Roseburg weather bureau station. ' Only once has the percentage of sunshine been exceeded during the month of May, ami that was 1935. The percentage during May this year was 78. The lack of precipitation was the outstanding feature of the month, with a total of .71 of an inch. The driest May on record was in 193S, with only .11 of an inch. Seven previous Mays had less precipitation, including May, 193S. The ,71 percentage is 1.22 oelow normal. The average monthly tempera ture was 58,8, the report shows, or ,S above normal. The hottest day registered an 87 degrees on May 26, ana the lowest was a 37 on the tn. There were 10 clear days and 12 that were partly cloudy. The average wind velocity was 3.2 m. p. h. Douglas County Boy Scouts Leave For Jamboree Bob Laird, scoutmaster of Rov Scout Troop 78 of Drain, heads a group of 23 boya from Douglas district of the Oregon Trail coun cil who leave Eugene today for lhe national jamboree of Scouts in Val ley Forge, Pa. A total of 23 boys representing the Douglas district joined another 398 gathered at Kusene. A second train leaves Portland with members of the Portland area council. The Pacific Northwest is sendinit a tolal of eight trains to the event, open- tfiK in vauey rorge june 3U. The trains will visit many paints of interest, both coming and go ing across ine nation. They are scheduled to arrive in Valley Forge rrn June 27 and arrive back in Eugene July M. The largest representation from a Douglas district community is the 11-boy Drain Delegation. Other towns are sending 12 boys two from Sulheriin, three from Camtt Valley, and seven from itoseburg and Diilard. DISTAFF DIRECTION MEDKORD, June 20-im Wom en now head botn tne Republican and Democratic parties in Jack son county. The county Republican central rommiltee elected Mrs. Curtis L. Hopkins, Medford, as chairman last night. The Democrats are headed by Mrs. Edward C. Kelly. Suthertin Central ana Tuet., iunt 20, 195(5 The Nawa Northwest Flood ; Waters Rising At Decreasing Rate CBj 7h AaaaciaUd Pntri The outlook on the Pacific North west's flooding rivers today is "still rising but at a decreasing rate." Water officials warned, however, that flood danger to cities and farm lands is rapidly becoming more menacing despite the slower rwe of the churning waters. Martial law was proclaimed in Boundary county in northern Idaho yesterday as the debris-laden Koo tenai river lapped near, and in some cases over, the tops ol weak ening dikes protecting 3S,W0 acres of fertile farming land near Ben- nera Ferry. In western Canada, fear was ex pressed by some river experts that i the unruly traser river today: might boil up as high as the crest reached la IStS's disastrous $30,400, 000 flood. la northern Idaho, national guardsmen from four neighboring cities were called to the Bonners Ferry area to battle the rampag ing Kootenai, They and volunteer workers are sandbagging soggy dikes. Seventeen families were tnoved from a settlement north of Ban ners Ferry yesterday. Several oth er families have been evacuated from sa island near the town. Six hundred Canadians faced with isolation were asked to evacuate yesterday from Harrison Hot Springs, a summer resort 75 miles east of Vancouver, B.C. fraser river backwaters swelled Harrison lake and ran over the only road into the resort. The lower cxslumota river w oet- tcr-behaved at present. The river's maia tributaries are tevetine o;t ot haMing steady, forecaster El- mer Fisher said at roruana, ore, the Columbia is expected to reach a 24-5 foot peak at nearby Van couver, Wash,, Thursday or Fri day ba said. Riot In Railroad Yards Jails Four Union Workers OKLAHOMA OTi', June 20-t Four iron union workers are charged with assault and battery today and a Santa re railway sfti cial is in serious conditisa after a riot yesterday between tmisa pickets and Santa Fe employes. The tour, also charged wua ma licious destruction of property, are to be arraigned in justice court to day. Ponce say they attacked joha A. Xnupple, a commercial puotog rapher who said he was hired by the company to take pictures of the strike. The fight broke out when a Santa Fe locomotive started to cross a oicket line. Police said about 71 oickets toined the melee which al lured sis. Including W, J. Peter- son. Oklahoma City, general yard- master for Santa Fe who received a DDssible brain concussion. State and county officers mreuen the riot, the second outbreak sf violence at the tapitoi aieei ana Iron company within a week. June i2 5aa Fe locomotive chugged through picket line, injuring three. The Iron workerj union, local US (AFLJ, has been on strike since June 9 after contract negotiations broke down. After the first trouble the railway asserted it would continue to serve the Capitol firm "pickets or no pickets." Regular crewmen have balked at taking the train into the struck grounds. The union agreed yesterday to call off all but five pickets to pre vent future riots. News-Bevlew classified sds bring results. Phone 100. MINISTER GRATIFOL OVERCOMESCQNSTiffflOH "I tm a retired minister and very grateful that eating ALL-BRAN overcomes my constipation. I shall boost this good break fsatfsadeveryehanoe I jet." E. H. Harmer, ?26Lhwsta St., Sno homish, Wash. JuM one tf mrt(r ft!oic MH ktttn rant ALL BRAN vMft! 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