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Telephone Rates Increased For Yoncalla Exchange Th Public I'lilitirs Commit sioner of Oregon hat issued an order approving an increase Wlnston-Dillard Scouts Atttnd Mobillxation Rates For Collection Of Garbage Increased Tmnn 111 nH narhapft anrf trath rnllertinn cub acouia of the DiUard-Winsion rales in the Sutherlin-Oakland area ! he Blue mounlaini raWnably area were on hand at Ihe general i will be increased atarting Jan. 1, I will go on. despite the loss of seven mobiliialion in Roseburg Saturday, 1 19.M. according to the Sulherlm Pllo hl Oct. J. The bova presented an im- Sun. This was the report from for- pressive appearance as they as- i Residential ratea will be boosted esters who met here to talk about Loss Of Pilots Not To Halt War On Spruce Budworm PORTLAND .T The aerial I berland ownera, itattQnd federal war against the spruce bjjworm ; 'or"t " voiced belief the idiai vinr nruiu nav nrrn avoided. They recommended that safety specifications be written into future sprjying contracts Despite spraying of V33.700 acrea this year, budworm infestations .i-K'""a sembled at the county court nouse irom i o p-r inonmaur one-can : possioie iuiure spraying cam- .. reduced onlv aliohilv ih.v lelephone txchanse. The amount: d , , m,rchc(1 through down-' pickup a week to Slider month, pal ens against the insect that ia ! That was heciu of new of rate chanse was not speci led ,own reetJ- Rates in the business districts will I destroying pine stands in north- j budworm ou brks Thev t7 but is contained in Tariff P. U. I . Bov Mouls from Troop 1M wn0 ,s0 be increased. The present rate j eastern Oregon and aoutheastern 2 OM 000 acre, remain ini Or. No. 2. onca la Telephone ex- r,-,,.d for inspe,.tjon Jfrf ; Bar-1 of J4.00 for one-can pickup twice Washington. ZVS SlzZ, '".7 a',,? change, as filed August 4. 1950. tnm rr.ii. and lfitfhjll An. I a week will be raised In S.S 00. rne commissioner further ord-.dtrH)ni pe,n Nelson, Clarence and Rates for two-can pickup in both ered that a 25-cent charne per NorBer, Kreps, Charles Lindstrom, the residential and business areas call for calls made djring hours ( hariel ui,n Teddv ale. Ken j will also be increased, other than between 7 a.m. and to Vahoney Georee Butler, Dexter I The Sulherlm city council ap p m. shall not apply to emergency Simm, George Brosi, and Frankie proved the garbage rate increases calls nor to those calls made and Conlns on the request of Floyd Porter, completed between individuals j Cub ,coul, St pack 136 in the who holds Ihe garbage and trash which do not require assistance ' Dj,rd ,re, wn0 wfrf prs,nt collection franchise in the Oakland from the operator Eugene Fisher. Kenneth Mc- and Sulherlm areas. findings listed by the commis- ..n:.. i.b.. ..... ?nvrn,'n"?''nf J t!'?nngr,hel5 'ry and Dennis Bisson'nette. Den .al 22 be,orf ""'I. Chief George Butler. Arlyss Dun- I'vu, unci riiKiiirrr, jrvcaitra inai ..e loiuana rxi-nange ior ine year .,., Thnm rintson. I . . ivw8.'. ,"Pcr,Un ,! 01 i all 'members of Den two. Charles S302.34 and, for the SlX-months'per- ' ,H W-i,., v-r.n. rrnrravntMi Den ; ? iod ending June 30. 1950, the loss 1 "d Krfp "P1"1"1 Uen , home ham, Clair Beaudoin, David Glen, j , perating from a leg injury auffered I while working in the timber at Kent I Creek several weeks ay. Harry itarryman, son of Mr. and R. B. Harryman has been the past week. He is it a- in operations was SI 739 49 I V- . . i,, i tioned at the u. s. .N. A. hase at The Yoncalla Telephone Jtubmaster Harold Brown Assls- Mrs. Ruble Hnlloway and son change is ,n the procesS of rehab-1 Kiuv Toma, J,mm'r of Suthrl' sp"" filiating us communuaiion ...ten, ! n1 .P" M.0,hri. Kitty Thomas , lhe of lhe tmm; br,,tn. to provide a more adequale ser- ; ""..VT. ..?" . ' ! "-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs vice and to reduce Ihe number i o. D. McAllister. A committee composed of tim- fested compared with 2.27S.OOO be fore spraying. RIPORT OF THI CONDITION OF Douglas County State Bank f Reteburg, in the State ef Oregon, at the dote of business on Oct. 4, HSO ASSETS 1. Cash, balances with other banks, including rnaerve . balances, and cash items in process of collection I 2.74, 43 67 2. I'niied Stales Government obligations, direct and guaranteed S.M0.1M .00 3. Obligations of Stales and political subdivisions R77.2.S4.M t. Ixians and discounis (including overdrafts) . 4,845,007.62 7. Bank premises owned $3,447 49, furniture and fixtures S30..U8M S3.986.29 8. Real estate owned other than bank premise! . 4.624.29 11. Other asset! 70.146 16 12. TOTAL ASSETS . $l'lT.M.J7 of customers on its own circuits to approximately four per line. The present charge of less than 65 cents per month soes not in any way meet the operatic ex- t Dillard By ROSE HEINBACH LIABILITIES Ralph Hull, fnur-vear-old son of . 13. Demand deposits of individuals. Dartnershins. .Mr. ana Airs, i-aui nun, returned. corporation. and S S.SO0.S3S 9S his home Tuesday from the 14. Time deposits of individuals. Dartnershins. and rnr. I Mercy hospital. He is recuperat-1 porations . 11.314.930 3)1 A small box has been placed in ing nicely from an injury suffered ! 15. Deposits of I nited States Government (includine nostal pense. of the comoanv. Ihe hear- the Dillard post office to receive i the preceding Sunday when he fell i savings) l'l i7 07 ing revealed, and in order to main- any news items, of either social and broke his leg. His mother re-l6. Deposits of Slates and political subdivision. 725.686 00 tain adequate service required by or local interest, for the Dillard ; ports that Ralph is feeling wonder- j 18. Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.l 228.040 66 Ihe customers in the area, the column. i tut, eats witn a goon appetitie and 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS 111.391,225.07 Attack On Judge's Home Investigated ly Fll SAVANNAH, Ga. (. The FBI ia investigating fusillade of mortar fragments that shattered a window glass and door screen at the home of U.S. District Judge J. Wanes Waring of Charleston, SC. Special Atent M. WnMcFarlin disclosed the inquiry wSri author ised by Washington and had al ready begun. Several U.S. deputy marshals are guarding th Waring home. The bombardment Monday night apparently from a passing auto, struck the residence of the jurist and his wife, both acid critics of racial segregation and treatment of Negroes in the south. Judge Wering blamed the attack on Ihe Ku Klux Klan. He hat been the target of bitter criticism in some southern circles since he ruled a few yeara ago that Negroea cannot be barred from the South Carolina Demo cratic primary. 23. Other liabilities 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated oh-" ligations shown below) CAPITAL ACCOUNTS rates must be chanced to more 1 Lee Barnes. Mr. and Mr.. is enjoying life as much nearly compensate the company Don Carnes of Dillard and Mr. and small boy, enclosed in a half body for its operations. : Mrs. Rex Barnes of Roseburg re-1 cast, could. The new tariff, as approved, pro- ported no luck in eastern Oregon i C. W. Bringolf of Wichita, Kas , vide, for exchange service between . after hunting deer for eight days spent several days last week with 7 a.m. and 10 Dm. daily in re-: in that area. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flazler at their place the presenth ours of 8 a.m.: Slightly more usccessful were! Willis Creek home. Bringolf and 25 Capital to 10 p.m. All calls made between 'he party of J. G. Barnes, Charles : his molher. Mrs. Emma Bringolf 26. Surplus 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. will carry an Siegels and two sons, Harold and drove to Chico. Calif., where he 27. Undivided profjts . additional charge of 25 cents per Thomas, who returned Saturday visited his brother-in-law and ais-; 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , irom a ten-flay camping trip in ter. 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS the Mamatn nils area, mey were 85.688 95 LEGAL successful in bagging only one deer Qf VVJth 'Kill Urqe tulurin thorn ... Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stums of Oak dale. Calif , were guests of Mr. KOTM K Or ELECTION Not! re ti hereby fiver, that an lee tiAit will h held bet 4Fn th hnun of ight oriork a m , and eight o dork and Mrs. Bill Kish over the week P M . tenderd time, on the 2-lrd dav J s.1 (VlKar 104a, nn lb. nnoillnn nf whether the area hereinafter decribed ehnuld he annexed to the North Rom hurf Sanitary District. Duuglaa Courtly. Ore ion, said area heinf in Dnufla Countv, Oregon, and being dencribed as follow, lo-wit AH beinf in Douglas County, Ore gon; beginning al tha northwest cor ner of Eden Height at platted and filed in ihe office of ihe County Clerk nf Douglas. Count , Oregon, said cor ner being an angle in the west boun dary of the North Roseburg Sani tary nistrict, Thenre West alone" tha south bound ary of Eden bower Orchard Tracts. Made Juvenile Ward $11,476,914.02 1 A3 .000.00 2:,7,ooo.oo A2.7M.3S $ 462.7S4 35 $U,93ft,n8.37 Father Admits Killing Wife, Son With Crowbar BKI.LINGHAM. Wash. i.P) A 49-year-old father waa held on first degree murder charges todav after admitting he bludgeoned to death his wife and small ton with a crowbar. Police chief Clifford Blodgett said Claude L. Fillinger called him up about 8 o'clock yesterday morn ing and said: "I've killed my family." Investigators found the body nf Mrs. Killinger. 39, on the back porch. The son. Johnny, 7, was dead in the living room. Killinger was taken to jail, still clad in trouser. and a bloodspat tered pajama top. Man., Oct. 14, 1950 Tti Nawi-Raviaw, Rottburf, Ort. 9 Urf f Wist buy.ri look for the Imperial siitot iuuwi mar says mm nnesr hi wallpapers. Guaranteed to with stand room exposure without root ing ond to (loan satisfactorily when Instruction, or (oIIowmL HOME FUpfllSHINGS PERSONALIZED SERVICE FOR THE HOME MEMORANDA Mr. and Mrs. Olis Fish, Dillard residents for several years, have purchased the Preston Fish home in Winston. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Fish and two children have moved back to Dillard in the Rupert Da vidson house. Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Stafford of 50:. Mill Street, Roseburg, entertained with an eve ning of pinochle and canasta. Those Dresent were Mr. and Mrs. Otto 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes $ 2.910.300.00 I MAlf. Calif. .P Helen i 33. ( a ) Loans as shown above are after deduction of re George, the 15 year-old girl whose 1 serves of 21,231.25 urge to kill" led her to slav an I aged rancher, was made a ward' ,inaT. ( ashier. of the above-named bank, do solemnly ot the juvenile court here. i 'Mr ,nat th bove statement is true, and that it fully and correctly Helen shot and killed Samuel represents the true state of the several matters herein contained and w alitch, 70. .September 24 after sei ""in, io ine Desi oi my Knowienge ann oenei. Finis Hfinharh nnti M rs Bess Ixiunsbury and children Judv and ! carg Dean, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Mrs. Walter Middlestadt and parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. W Fisher. They returned Friday eve ning accompanied by Mrs. Fisher, uho plans to remain in Dillard for a week. Mervm Ratley left Saturday night 1o visit a week in California with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marian Swails. former residents of this community. Ratley is recu- u'st corner of thai tract of land con, vcvsxl to Frd Goti and desrrthtMl In Vol inS. pat 47.1 of th dtd rec ords f Douflas County, Orvgon: Thenre South along tha west bound ary ftt said Fred Gotf tract and IM extfnainn IO in aouinoriv riimjw toA;. M, U'.Jn. wiv lina of tha Gardrn Vallay "auamri ur,""""c "K countv Road No. n. ' !av and Thursday visiting Eugene Thnf Ea.iarly alone .aid rifht ol as th? 0 Mr5. Mlddlestadt' way lina to lis tnierciion with In " , . . extension of MulhMland Dnv as shown on tha Plat of Mulholland Meadows fits, in th aforesaid County Clark s Office, said intersection being an angle in the west boundary nf th North Rnsenurg Sanitary DiMrirt. Thenr North along the renter line of said Mulhnlland Drive 10 Us tn terctlon with Ihe westerly exten aton nf the snut h hnundary of tha aforesaid F.den Helfhts. Thenc Fat to the southwest corner of satd Fden Heights. Thenre North along the went bound ary or satd F.den Height to tha placa nf beginning AH registered vol era resident within the North Rnaehurg Sanitarv District and at) registered voters within the area proposed to be annexed are eli gible to vote at said election. The poll ing plc for the area proposed to be annexed tn said sanitarv district is a husinesa establishment known as Carl s Haven, Garden VaMey Road, in said area, and the polling place. area mmpnsmg tna rnnn nomirf tym ntililv nerpsitale an increase Sanitarv- District la Riverside School ; Jr,e Ulnl'T necessna.es an increase in aid ejutnet. i in charges to its customers n an-- By order of th board r Director t quale service is to be furnished Dated thia IBM. FOYTH LANDIS Ser ret a rv North Roseburg Sanita IN THI COt'NTY COtrHT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Or DOUGLAS IN THT MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN F.R1C TUOHIMA. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ma rie Desver has been duly appointed as Exerutrix nf the Estate nf John Eric Tuohima. deceased All persons hav ing claims against said estate here by notified tn present same, with proper vouchers therefor as bv law required, to the undersigned a the of fices of Mctnturff Sc Mclnturff Suite .104 Hall R Ida , Cone Bav. Orecnn. within six months from the data hereof Dated at Coo Bat, Oregon, this 2nd day of Octoher. nvi MA7.IE DEW AH. Executrix of said Estate. tking a pistol from her grand mother's ranch and walking two miles to the Walitch ranch 43 miles north of here. Doctors reported she is suffering fmm psycho-neurosis. Psychiatrist Ruth Green said the girl has unnatural hate impulses which may be cured with proper Correct Attest: K. G. YOUNG. Directors K. R. Metzger T. B. Garrison L. E. Garrison L. E. Henninger Roy O. Young State of Oregon, County of Douglas, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this loth day of Oct., 19.S0, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. (Seal) EVELYN L. FRAZIER. Notary Public My commission expires August 15, 1952 call, but shall not apply to custom- I ers on the same line where oper- j alor help is not necessary to com plete the call. Conclusions were that the im- 1 provement in service by the Yon calla exchange and the increased 1h j operating expenses placed upon District ti""aathrd."oi"nsp?msr; that th- company should he rf- quirea to nroviae mileage cnanrs for party-line service other lhan subtil ban service outside the base rate area, and that charges for after-hours calls should not apply to those customers calling on their own line where operator help is not required. A LOANS V For All Personal And Family Needs NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice la hereby given that I have been appointed bv the County Court of Douglas Countv. Oregon. Administratrix trix of the Estate of Donald Demarest Hemingway, Deceased, and have qusti- , fied. All persons having claims against aatd estate are hereby notified to pre sent them, with proper vouchers, and dulv verified to met at the offices of Heise) and Jones. Attornevs for the Es tate at room 207. Masonic Building, F O. Box .Vt7, Medford. Oregon, within months from the date oi tnts notice. Dated and first published Oct. 19M EMtl.Y HEMINGWAY. Administratrix 8th. NOTICE TO CREDITOR Notice is hereby given that I have heen appointed bv the Countv Court of Douglas County. Orefon, Adminit ratnx nf the Estate of Ervin Edgar Palmer, deceased, and have qualified All per-ae-ns having claims against said estate are herebv notified to present ihem. with proper vouchers, and duly verified to me at She offices of Heisel and Jones, Attorney! for the estate, at room 207, Maonic Building. Medford Oregon, within six 6i months from tha data of this notice Dated and first published Oct. 9th, 1W LTLAH .TACQfELINE KENNEDY. Administratrix. We mat let for pno enJ family aaadt f every description. Whoavf your nsenay pro Me m may be, wa iavi yotj t b'ifq it ta wt. Yow'H lik our prompt, help ful, friaadh tarviea. Caj f mmr . . . e p aa CALKINS FINANCE CO. PHONI 46 30T ti,4 Floor) Pacific Blda. M-)37 Stota Lie. S-264 I . Worth Waiting For! The MAYTAG AUTOMATIC washes clothes cleanest! only 289.95 ASY TERMS! LIBERAL TRAOE'INI ACT NOWI Small Cash Deposit Gives Priority Yea. the big demand for MftyUff't quality, efficiency and long lifa baa canned a temporary ahnrtage of both Automatic and Conventional model. But new waxhers ar binjf mad fajter than ever in the two biR May tag factories. Carloads of v. ajhera are on the wiv. A amall ca.b depomt with your Mavtar Heater will put your name on the ht fnr priority delivery, Se him today. Plare your order lor tha Maytag model you prefer! 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