Rookie Cop Kills
Vet In Battle
PHILADELPHIA .T -While
terrified passensert huddled in one
end of a cir, a rookie policeman
(hot and killed a 22-year-old navy
veteran during a fight a) a aubway
train.
Samuel S. Ellis Jr., died Sunday
about an hour after he was shot
by Edward Rouch, 23.
Witne'ssea told police Ellis at
tacked rouch with a knife shortly
after two companions left the sub
way. Police were seeking the two
companions for questioning. They
quoted witnessei as saying they
and Ellis had been fighting and
that one of the men was believed
to have been stabbed by Ellis.
Rouch came out of the battle
with knife wounds of the face, head
and left arm, a bruijed abdomen
where Ellis had kicked him, and a
bite wound of the left hand.
He had just finished a tour of
duty as part of his police college
training when he boarded the sub
way. No charges have been filed
against the rookie policeman.
Camas Valley
By MRS. JAMES COMBS
The Grange met Tuesday evening
in the Camas Valley second grade
class room because the school
gymnasium was being made ready
for the school carnival. The Grange
voted to help in the country store
division of the carnival. Mrs.
Charles Hayes and Mrs. Milo
Claughton were put in charge of
Grange donations.
There will be a Grange dance
at the Heilman hall Saturday,
'Oct. 28.
The Ladies Aid held their regular
monthly business meeting weanes
dav in the church. j
Mrs. Carl Moodie and daughter,
and Mrs. Madge Brundage and;
son are visiting in Seattle this .
week.
Frank Brown is in the Mercy j
hospital suffcring from a heart .
ailment. , 1
nut Mn Miles Standlev i
are the proud parents of a baby
son. John Robert, weighing eight
pounds, and seven ounces, born
Oct. S, at the Myrtle Point hospital.
Agnes Hutson of Albany spent
Tuesday in the valley visiting old
friends. Mrs. Hutson is the sister
of the late M. F, Kenyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Chowning
of Coquille, Miss Helen Cassel
of Vancouver and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Endicott of Eugene were
weekend wests at the home of
ti- nri Mr Wsvne Msrtindale.
Mr. and Mrs. Orie Lash of j
Escondirio, Calif., spent several
days at the home ot sir. ann n
M. A. Jones. The Lash family
were former neighbors of the
Jones when they lived in
California.
Weekend visitors at the home
of Jamea Combs were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Trowbridee o' Med
ford and Mr. and Mrs. George
Combs of North Bend.
Most of the valley turned out
Friday evening to attend
annual school carnival. Lois Sund
quist, junior. Joan Bartley, fresh
and Susan Schafer, senior, were
candidates for carnival queen
Lois Sundquist was elected after
a close race and was presented
a beautiful table lamp. James
Combs was presented a table
lamp, a blanket and a sheet for
the second closest guess on the
number of beans in a sack. (The
beans turned out to be peas.)
The person with the closest guess
was absent from the drawing and
the prize was given for the second
closest number.
A wire-haired fox terrier, pet of
Edward VII of England, walked m
his funeral procession.
Registered- Willamette Val
ley bred Romneya from Im
ported rams. Choice Mic
tions ivw available.
Oakmead Perm
Niwberg, Oregon
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Elkton
By PHYLLIS A. SMITH
Gerald Haines got a broken wrist
while playing fool ha II at the grade
school Tuesday. Bobby Alldridge,
son of Mrs. Fred Alldridge. fell
while playing school and broke
an arm.
Mrs. Franklin Haines la improv
ing from a severe case of quinsy
at the Sacred Heart hospital la
Eugene.
Mr, Robert Slovensky has re
turned to his former home at
Stanley, Wisconsin.
Mr, C. C. Jensen has returned
from a four months trip to Den
mark. He was accompanied on
his trip by a sister who Uvea
in the east.
Mr. and Mrs, Francis Mode
and daughters have returned from
a trip to Aldenville, Pa., where
they had been called by the ill
ness of Mrs. Modes, father, Mr.
Walter Gustin. Mr. Gustin is im
proving. Mrs. Fernie Davis has returned
home. Mrs, Davis fell and broke
her leg early in the spring and
has been staying with a daughter,
Mrs. Twilia Swearmgen a Trent.
Mrs, Robert Smith and son,
Norman, are back from a trip to
San Francisco, where Mrs. Smith
cared for the children of Mrs.
Tony Cocciola while she underwent
a major surgical operation. Mrs.
Cocciola is reported to be im
proving. Mrs. Smith also visited
her mother Mrs. Roy B. Wright
at Stockton, and reports both Mr.
and Mrs. Wright are in poor
health.
Mr. Garney Walker of Eugene,
who is'staying at the Boyd Rader
home in Kellog-?, is breaking a
purebred registered Abrabian
Stallian, Royal l ee, owned by Mr.
and Mrs. John Thomas of Scotts
burg. He is also training the
Raders' Tennessee Walking horse.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gates and
family, and Mrs. Kenneth Madison
went to Portland Sunday to visit
their brother and his family, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Spayde and' their
mother Mrs. Spayde.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chase and
sons, Kent, Jack and Lynn of
Eugene, were weekend guests of
Mrs. Chase"s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert M inter.
Mrs. Hoyt Esmond and haby
son have returned from Long
Beach. Calif, and are staying at
the V. K. Holcomb home at
Kellogg.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jacks
of Clarkston, Washineton were
weekend visitors at the Emery
Stewarts,
Martin Sulort left for Fort Ord
Oct. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swearingen
fo Drain, Mr. and Mrs, Dean Mode
of Sutherlin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Mode, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mode,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Swearingen
and Dale Mode returned from
their Eastern Oregon hunting
trip with five bucks. Dale Mode
got the largest buck with six
antlers on one side and seven on
the other.
Mr. Joe Bovd, Russ Redfieid.
Hugh Scott, Ed Mitchell and
Paul Pribble have returned from
a deer hunting trip near Burns,
They only got two small bucks
Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Smith
and Mrs. C. W. Smith left for a
deer hunting trip, too.
Groom Faints During
His Wedding Ceremony
ALHAMBRA, C a ! 1 f. f.TS
Alex Spinosa, 21, of Stockton,
fainted during his wedding
ceremony. But he and his bride
had left the church for a koney
moon by the time, an ambulance
arrived.
The unusual Interruption of the
rites occurred Saturday at St.
Thomas More Catholic church here.
The bride is Delores Alveres, 19,
of Los Angeles.
George Cripps, Los Angeles,
best man, told ambulance at
tendants that Spinosa had driven
most of the night from Stockton
and feared he would be late for
his wedding. The strain, Cripps
said, apparently was too much
for him.
CHURCH CHOIRS
EVERETT, Wash. UP) The
choirs of three Everett churches
sang sweetly Sunday morning, but
a sour note was recorded when
the services were over.
Thieves visited the choir rooms
of three churches while services
were in progress, police revealed.
At least seven purses or walets,
two suit coats and an overcoat
have thus far been reported miss
ing. LEGAL
SUMMON
IN thu rmrutT comit or the
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coiJSiT or no urn. a
Ciayion jRim Miil and Catherin
Finitl Mill, husband and wife.
Plaintiff
v.
The- Unknown Hfr at A. T. VuJm
mori. atno known a Arthur T Vul
r amort, decrawj, and tha Unknown
Hir of Ann Vuiwrnorf. d
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or parti unknown eia.mint any
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in iht rrai esiata daacribad ta Ih
complaint herein.
Defendants.
TO: The abova-rttmed defendant
IN THE MAKE or THE STATE
OF OREGON
You end each of you at ti
f4Utrd to appear and answer ifte
conipiajnt of plaintiff filed against vnu
in th above entitled court and eue
o or before four 4t wrrks from sh
10th day of October, lew, that being
thf deta of th firat publication of thi
lumfaoni, and if vou faii to mo aeprar
and answer aaid ron.pia.nt plaintiff,
for want thereof, wiii asplv to the court
for the reisef demanded in aaid cam.
plaint, a auccinct atatrment of which
tx as follows: That it he deetfed tfti
Bluintlttt are the owners sti fe anrl
entitled tn the possession of the following-
described real property in oualas
County, Qreawt, (o-v.it:
iQ'.t ntimfcerea i. i.. 13, tn B3ntfe
I, DeVore Addition to the Town
of Yoncaile, Oregon, tcrarding ta
the duly fiSed siat thereof, eantaln
inf 18 1 1 acrea, more or ieaa, save
and except a atrip of land about
20 feet wide, along; the East line
of above dewrihed land which la
deeded lo Rougics County for use of
puhiir highway. Also; Be(nnitia: at
a point on Ihe Westerly line of let
18. 18 rda North of the Southwest
corner of Lot I. Blorit t. of De
Vore Addition to the Town of on
ralia, Oregon running Ihetire East
IS 5 rods, thence South !S roda to
the Southerly line of said Lot 18;
then re F.1 a ton laid Southerly
tin to the Southeast rner of ssid
lit 18, thence North to the North
east corner of itaid I-oJ J8, thence
West to the Northwest earner of
sa t d Lot IS, t hence Suth to the
place of beginning;,
and that the ria:ht at possession and
title to said premises be forever etiieied
in plaintiffa, aubiect to a mortgage
executed hy Sobert McNeill and
Lei a Oeane McNeill, husband and wife,
to The Umpqtta Ravings . and t.oan
Aitsoeiation In the amount of fcj.SOQ m.
dated April 9. 1S47, and recorded
November IS. tiM7. tn Volume 75. Page
1??, of the Mortgage Records of Boug
! County. Oregon; and that It be
decreed that any eiaim of the d
fndanl( or any of them, in or to aaid
premtiea. or anv pari thereof, la with
out foundation In law or In equity and
that piaintiffs are the owners In fee
ft! aaid premise, and the whole thereof,
free from nv and all rtght. title, w
tale. lien or interest of sid defend
ant, or any of them, of anv kind
or nature whataoever and that the
defendant and aU persons claiming
by through or under them, or any of
them, be forever enjoined and re
strained from aasertinj any right, title.
eMate. lien or tntereit In or tn aaid
premises or any part thereof; and for
such other and further relief af to
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the court shall appear equitable.
This summon is served upon you
by publication once eacn we?k for
four i4 successive weeks tn the Rose
burg? New-etew( a newspaper o t
general circulation, as provided by
statute, published and Issued in Sose-
burj, Douglas Count , Oregon, bv order
ot tne rionoraoie wnuam . r.x.
junie Ot trtm tvf rasiise i ti i v,
on the 5tb day of October. 183ft.
VATKS, MtiRPHY & CAR1-SOK
Attorney far Plalnttffs
Umpo.ua Savings at loan BuiSdiag.
Koseburg, OregisR
is the riRcriT t'otjar or tmi
STATP OF OREGON TftS
COUNT tif ROiGi-Aa
HARRY L HARRIS tid CECELIA
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CORGE BEKNETT. Ua knoa
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and, iso. A1X OTHER PERSONS
OH PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIM
ING ANY RIGHT. TITLE. ESTATE.
MEN OR INTEREST IN THE
RtAL ESTATE DESCRIBED JN
THE COMPLAINT HEREIN,
TO: Th bay-nsmd attendant
M THE NAME or THE STATE or
OREGON. tt and ef 6 yoa r
brhy rjuird to spprar nd
tan tn Uu tbov eatnlcd court n
e cus on or olor tour it wefe
from the lOUl day ol October, JWM)
that beins the dale oi the firtt oufeH
ction of th lummont. and if you :
fik to to anwF end answer (d torn-
plaint piaintilf. for want thereof, mitt
apply to tfte court for th deisef d-:
n(nded m aaid compiaist sucrfuci
la.ten.ent of which is ax foiiow: That :
it be df-ereed lht pia.ntiffa ar th
ownirf in fee end nfied is th po
euton of the foiiowine descrtoed rest
property tn DoufS, County, Oretort,
to-wu;
!f 18. Ut 12 of LONBOS nd
WHfJXLXRa ADOiTlON ti the
City ef ROSKBimG, Soticia
County, Grejfnn; ALSO, binnine
at the Northwert comer of Craif
ADDITION to th City sf Soaburf.
Oregon, and rwnnln therein alone
hi North Boundary of aid Addi
- tinn K!2 feet Sttuth 3" East to the
Nnrtneect rornr of said Addition:
thence North 27 Eait to feet to
the gouth iin of th land eoid fey
Aaron Base to David Buahev deed
for which la recorded in Voiume 4
at sa 3K$ Qrd Record t nr Lf out
Is Cnunt( Or(nn, ihenr ns
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SutharSin Central and $
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ly J, R. Williams
the East Una of Mafrt Street: tfienre
aiesg mid Kasi of Mb
Street South 77 West 30 feet to the
p;ce af ocgoning All In the City
of ROSESfgG. Souilaa CosiEtr.
Oreeon.
and that the right of poase scion and
usl to said premlsaa b forer
quieted In plaJjiDHs, subject lo
quielad in plaimifj. aubjerl lo a
28 11150, recorded Aueuat 3i. VflW. tn
Vofwme as of the Mu;ic Rayroid of
mniMiam Cousty. tirr-gm, sforar ss
llUitdS jiven to kecure the payment of
th turn af ta.Ofw iXi. tocether m
trrrst theron; and that M b dcrd
that toy eiaim ot the defendant!, or
any of them, irt or to tziti pre mi .
or en? part thereof, wtthout oufid
tiort in law or in equity and that plain
tiff ara the owner in f of maid
prrmfc, nd tne whnJ thererf, free
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asy of istss, of Hy kind or satyr
whaUoever enO thai tne deiendaota and
H prttan fev. tfsrauth of
ander them or any of ihm. be forever
enjoined d reetrefned fram escertmf
any nrM. Hen or .merx
from anv and Mil rjeht, titlf, estate.
in ua mis pr fmftf or any pmtt
thrreolx mmt for urh e?ner end itirther
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day of SfSemhfr tSSS.
VATES, MURPHY A CARLSGM
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Bsseburg Sanitary DSetriet, Douis
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Bt. and Mra. Lea Ganrtun t
San Mata, Calif,, ajwm coupl
di nay viimm Juoge and Mr
D. N. Buambark Ihja wk, f
Mr. and Mra. Balrman of Spo
ka are u(a this wtvk at th
home of to latter'j mother Mra.
fiforgeSiowfra,
Mrs. rjil Woodruff to reporJed
ts be improving at Mercy hospital
whtre she was taken Wednesday
tor treatment.
Tlse two small tons of Mr. anri
Mrs. Bert Young are toafined to
their home with ehk-ken pox.
Mr. and Mra. M. Jacnbson spent
J daya viaiting their children n
Eugene last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Kreuxer spent
last Sunday m Eugene visMing rei
lives. Mm. Soward aid her daughters.
Mra, Chambers and Mrs. Uao, of
Portland were overnight guesU of
her sister, Mrs, Scott Stidhatn, last :
TharrfBsy,
Mrs. Biy reports that her another, :
who lives with them, is seriously
ill.
Mr. Arlolph Doemer, who ownsi
one of the few vineyards around:
Shis vicinity, reports that (rape
picking la finished for the season, I
The job was couplet ed in shout:
two weeks, thanks to ideal weather ;
conditions, He employed about ten :
pickers,
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Bathrirk have :
recently purchased the home of Mr.
and Mrs, T, B, Butenbark at Mel
rose. Mr, and Mra, Charles Crinj have
returned! from San Francisco where
ihey attended to business for two
days. Their two youngest children
stayed at the heme of Mr. and
Mrs, H, Krohn, Wendy Cring is
reported to be confined to her home
after having stepped on a rake and
injured her foot.
hpve moved from their ranch at
Mr, and Mrs. Jamea La Raul
i Wiihur to KOSehurg,
Spent Friday fVM.fflg VtSltiTlg JlfT
isier, Mrs. Myr, of tins
Mr. nd Mrs. H. Stofffl jrni
children liiv purchisrd the Tay
lor farm, hich formerly belonged
q the Carle Crmgs. They moved
her from Anahmte, Cahf.
Mrs. Fred Seeker is tufferintf
; from a sdly cut fmgef, mHicte4
; nsrk ins et-.R..
i ( S?' , , ,
' Mr. SS KOOlOh NeiSOU
have leased the t'ad Lyndeefl
i n i,j
Tjm at Melrose. Mrs. Luncleen
will ieav rHi tor Pari land te
visit her broihfr and thpri return
lo make her home m Bssfeirg.
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FAIRBANKS, ALASKA, -4m
Purity has fHertaken Fairbanks.
Crsp tables, slot machines and
pinbali gsmes feav been pit m
the maihbsUs,
It mav be merely esirsetdesee,
but a federal grsnd jury convenes
here his week.
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Mr. and Mrs, Kirk Biogett ol
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WHbar a lew Jsya last werti.
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and Mrs, Chsries Sands, who were
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Mrs. Bom Howard and daughter,
'kkjr Bae, ol Kosebyrg pent
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Charles Sands, is Wilbur, while
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Mr, and Mr, fredrlck
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Mrs. Kiosel left Saturday $n
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her brother and sister-in-law Mr.
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