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7 he Newt-Review. Rosebwq, Ore Thursday, June 2, USB Substitute Threotea lumber Trade. Society It Told Yencalla School ludget Passu; Special Funds Los One hundred eighty-five Yoncalla voters came out to vote down the proposition to raise $15000 to build a shop and garage at the new Yon calla high school Monday, June 26 The vote was 138 against and 37 for the proposition. They also voted down the proposition of raising $11, 000 to build the stage in the gym MOVING foots ry on us to b thrifty, n jobs both large or small Roseburg Transfer and Storage Phone 927 AOINTS fOR IONO DISTANCI MOVINO fOR CONOMY-lIT us MANDll All PITAIIS $Z pu ISUIBSt IH H )OA U, for. Alfred Waters was elected di rector for a five-year term, to take the place of Herman Miller. His sole opponent, Ben Metz, pulled 45 votes against Waters' 130. The bud get for the year passed, 103 to 67. The grade school board has pur chased the old hign scnooi oaseoau field, opposite the grade school gym, from the nign scnooi aisirici. Kidnap Suspect Ex-Wife Sought After Slay r : MOTOR lOVE I Having ut vtrhaul your ngin h I badge. Iik turnina the mileage indicator I Lefe RKAUL KLAMATH FALLS. June 28 (f A 26-year-old Redmond man is sought today over southeastern Oregon in connection with a shoot ing and alleged kidnaping at Spra gue River last night. He is Cleo Parks, believed to be armed with a 30-30 calibre rifle. District Attorney D. E. Van Vac tor said Parks Ust night went to the ranch home of his ex-wife, Mrs. Doris Williams, and demand ed that she give him their 18-months-old baby. The girl refus ed and Parks left. Twenty minutes later, the dis trict attorney said, ed but a ranch hand, Kay. Scott, had come into the house and he refused to allow Parks to come in. Then, according to Van Vector's reconstruction of events, Parks broke the glass out of a kitchen door and fired one shot into the house. . The slug struck Scott, tearing off his right arm at the elbow and passing through his chest. When help from neighboring ranches arrived Scott, still con scious, said Parks chased Mrs. Williams out of the house and into the darkness after the shooting. State police and sheriffs officers searched the Indian reservation area around Sprague river through the night without locating either Parks or the 20-year-old girl. Sher iff Jack Franey said Parks pro bably had a car and may have driven back toward Lakeview and Redmond, forcing the girl to ac company him. Scott, aged 25, is in a critical condition at a hospital here. Fair Truffle Officer I n I ei - tk i. . ii neatnn sna wi KQHffr i CHICAGO, June 28 UP) A I house painter told police yesterday I! he had made a nice little profit out of threatening motorists with ar j rests for traffic violations. ilie might still be in the business , if he had not tried to put the pinch on a real policeman. The painter 1' gave his name as Gene Ostein, 41. ' Police Lt. Edward Lefevour said I Ostrin tried to arrest him for I: speeding, and displayed a pad of long obsolete traffic tickets. Ostrin also flashed a stolen policeman s PORTLAND (.'Pi The lumber industry was told it is neglecting product improvement ana migm lose out to substitutes. J. B. Grantham of the Oregon State college school of forestry, told the International Forest Re search society that only a few class A mills are aware oi uus. Progressive lumber manufactur ers, he said, may spend a half a cent of every sales dollar on prod uct improvement. At tne same time, a plaster board manufactur er may spend up to 10 cents per sales dollar on development work and sales improvement. He said the West Coast Lumber men's association is doing an in creasingly good job of tra-ie pro motion. ' A Canadian, F. W. Guernsey, en gineer for forest products labora tories of Canada. Vancouver, B.C., told the researchers that overrat ing of virgin forests makes full utilisation imperative. There is a world shortage of wood and pulp products, ne saia. ErXBEZZZLEMENT KLAMATH FALLS) June 29-t.) William Y. Powell, lawyer, ac countant and one of the north west's acknowledge bridge experts. is held in the county jau on a charge of embezilement. He has admitted, District At torney D. E. Vsn Vactor said, tak ing some $600 from the Klamath Medical Service bureau. Powell was accountant for the bureau and handled accounts of two hospitals and a hotel. He told ROBBERY CHARGED Seab Junior Vinson, 21, resident of Winston, is lodged in the county jail on a charge of robbery while being armed with a dangerous Van Vactor he took the money for general family expenses. Powell holds a doctor's degree in law from the university-of Ore goo and came here less than a year aeo from Portland. weapon, according to State Folic I Sgt. Holly Holcomb. Vinson was picked up by state police on the highway south of Roseburg about midnight. Vinson approached Clifford Downey, 200 Chestnut street Tuesday night and hreatened him with knife, ac cording to the officer. Downey re ported to police the loss of bis watch, knife ana ring. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Zee Newman 2s Cobb St. Phone S87-R ROSEBURG AUCTION Across from Garden Valley Road Junction Will Close July 1 Last auction on Friday afternoon and evening, Juno 30. Andy Hompeniui will still be buying but no mora public auctions will b held. W sincerely wish to thank everyone for their post patronage. 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