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Newspaper Page Texto 2 Tlit N-RTiw, Reaeburj, Ore Tuei., Jee. 29, 1957 Arab Spokesman Warns Defiance Leading To War Son Of Pioneers Dies In Hospital Clarence E. Grubbc 1 Bativ of Roaeburg died at a local hospital Monday at th ? of M Bonus For Korean Veterans Proposed In State Measure I PAUL W. HARVIY JR. 'introduced in 15J. but th Hous SaLM -T A maximum S600 tat it U iu Tlx Commute or rvrrrn vtTinvs vv A leading Arab apoatesman. Fad- " w" 1s"- bonua for Oreioo'l 21.000 veler- burial. hel. JamaU of Iraq, warned Tues- "J " ?1' ana of that Koreas War would b Howard and Grenfell alto in day that Israeli defiant of the Corbia and Ouv Reed Grubb. provided ia a propoaed eonstitu- troduced a bill Tuesday to extend U.N. decisions will lead to war ia Onibb apent hi enure lift to ,mendment introduced in edueauooal aid to World War II the Middle Ent. thia community and waa named the HouM Tueadajr by three Port-1 veterans. Thia aid ended laat Dee. JamaU demanded that larael m Eugene. July II. Ill, to Pearl Unj r,emoerIU 11, but the sew bill would extend comply at once with the Ceneral McKay. He waa a member of the Th measure, which would hare it indefinitely. Assembly's repeated demands for Kirat Methodist Church of Rot- t0 tffnyrA. 0y d, peopla at The House Military Affaira complete withdrawal of her troopa burg. th next general electioo. would Committee, at th request of vt- from Egyptian territory. Surviving are bis wile. Pearl of luthonz up to 0 milLoo dollara erana' organisations, aponaored a If Israel doesn't need thia Roteburg; ane aoo, Nelaos H. worl of booda, to be paid off by b Ol Toeaday to extend the educa- body." he aaid. "we are headed Crubbe of Sutherlin; two daugh- property Uxea. taonal aid to June 30. 15. for another war in the Middle ten. Mn. Jack Vtuliama of Caraoni However, if every Koreas vet-i Rep. Clarence Barton (Dl. Coo East. That war. . . would prob- City, Nev. and Mn. Roy (Maimer ., tot th maximum bonua, at Bay. chairman of th Home Taxa- ably invols the whole world. " Delyna of Portland; five graivd- would eon only ItftxaSOOO. tion Committee, announced Tues- Jamali urged the Assembly to chorea: ooe brother. Frank Grub-i u waa introduced by Rep. Nor-, day that hi committee would dis- -mate laraei oow u m l a oe oa suinerun; ana one amer uan Howard and wuHani A. nose of the 1 per cent aaiea tax will by whatever atepa are neees- Mrs. Lou Chrutian of Walter- Grenfell Jr., and Sen. G. D. Glea- bill befor taking up other pro- ary. He apecifically mentioned ville. ton. posals. the possibility of expulaioa of It- Funerla tervicet will be held in, Th reterana would let lit for, Barton ordered 1 public hearing rael from I N memberahip and the Chapel of the Rotea Thuraday i each month of domestic aervic an th tales tax for Wedsetday poaaible economic and financial at 1 D m. with interment following between June 2S. 13. and July iftimm restrictions, in th Roaeburi Memorial Gar- 27. 153. i The tale tax. recommended b The Iraqi delegate tpoke at the dent. to - nation Ataembly prepared to autpend ita debate temporarily to . permit pnvate consultations on Plaining Chairmen Hltt the next step in th critical Mid- o,,l i, u.u die East situation. I Bek At "nh tritiei Soviet Deputy Fon'nn Minister ! aatuy V. Kuxneuor threw his support behind the Arab demands (Continued From Pag On) I World War II veterans fot a the Republic in-dominated Interim . maximum loOO booua. It cost th Tax Committee, hat little chance .state il milijoot. m th Democratic controlled Of th 21,000 Korean veterans House. ia th state. 14.900 of them also . served ia World War n. .... w A Korean bonua measure was Winn Draws 5-Year .Term In Start Prison Long-Range Plan for immediate Israeli withdrawal, do something constructive. It it At th asm time. h criticised time for th 'food people' to ex- th United States for advocating press their support to th county r AfLf;rt, th us of OS. emergency powers court." ( rur mnicilfca to replace Israeli forces now its Th only purpose of th planning Ca,..J:J Al DiJ. two areaa f Egypt th Gaia eommisaaon. Fett explained, is "to, dlUUieO Ml UIIQe strip and the Sharm el Sheikh mauitaut what w nave and to area, near th Gulf of Aqaba. I offer a plan for development of (Continued from Pag On) 1,1 4! IRIDCI OVER YANCTZE-Workproceedaaa ftnt bndce spaaainr Uie Yangtze River at Wuhan ia touta cca ttU Caiaa. Cttalrctia b supervised by 21 top Soviet ear iaeers. Ernest-Catliff Found Dead Of Heart Attack Ernest Uoyd Gatliff, 4, was Extension Unit Sets Meeting On Wednesday ty ROSA HEINBACH A special meeting of the Winston Dillard Home Extension L'mt u acheduled Wedneaday at the home found dead in hit cabin at Drain o Kn Clifford White on Highwav Late Monday alternoon, the P- to complet I t" making parent vicum 01 projecL according to Vemoa Little, deputy ' Mri Virginia Cotton and Mrt. county coroner. . Mary White will conduct the pro- He waa knows to be alive at ' 1 p m. and the body wat discov- Ujt week uni, eompietei , ered at !: by Levi Asker of brljdej nf morkahop at the home Drain, hia landlord. rr of airs. Mayme Manak. Mn. Man. The netira waa born May zj. jke (ju-jcted work on rug deaitna. 1M at Delight, Ark., and came Hfr lllUnt ( y, rug-making to Drain seven yean ago where he Drojecti Mrl. hedi Roberts, waa had rarioualy been employed at a unlblt to b, present betaua of millworker. He wat unemployed mtu at the ume of hia death. , Mr, Robrtt it in Douglas Com. H. ia iurv'ved T stJe.; munity Hospital auffertng from Lowell, and Lloyd, both of bwe' , eompUcationa from an ulcerated H?S''ii 'M v. i,. , wt toolh- " "Port"1 improvin?. The bey wiB be Uken to Sweet Mr lnd Mrl Hlrry Retv, q( nome ior runer.i "" -r Hopkinton, Iowa, u on an exten- : m,.-m tsriait IA IllllSnm In VI wlf ttttsti and interment. Steam Mortuary arc in care of arrange- meota, Two Accidents Are Reported To City Police aon-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mn. John Cox. and children. Mrs. A. W. McGuire and Mn. Jim Pemberton spent a recent weekend at North Bend viaiting friends. Mrs. McClure Funeral reported by i Services Wednesday y ia which' ' nous criminal record and his tut- us at a veteran during wartime. ! Woodrich first impoaed "a ten-1 tenc not to xceed fiv yean is' The Glide tchool board Monday th Oregon Stat Penitentiary. He railed th U S. policy "a new what w don't have." nirht becan ttudv of a prooosed Then at the suggestion of Ditt plan of intervention into th uvl Fett added: "A tremendous long-range program of athletica in- Any. Robert Stulu, th imposition tcrnal affain of Egypt.' Power Potts' Pljetmtnf Complaint Rgistrtd (Continued From Pag On) amount of confusion has com out troduced by Jack Fonythe. grade of a fine as dictated by taw m of tin matter concerning th build- school physical education untrue- manslaughter eases waa brought ing inspector. To Duudins inspec- tor. . to in court s attention. , tnr will hm at thm tinm in titnir ThM ,liul kM mttw - Suu,-. ; (.1 reouirel a fin not t CX- ' Discrepancies Seen In Confession Of Skid Row Drifter Two accidents were : Rosebure notice Monday driven involved faded to leave FuBeral rvices for Mrs. Jo their names at the scene of an ; Mpnine McClure, who died Sun- At S:M p.m. Monday I car own- ,he Cn , the Ro!e, Wefnevl ed by Emmett Mosier and parked . 2 Rev Henry w in front of hit house, 12 W Harv-i tn Community Church ard Ave., was struck in the left t). ' y section of the car, police said, j CreroltioI1 follow lt ,,, by a west bound car on Hanrard.H Memorial Crematorium m A witness to the collision told police Eu.ent that the driver of th moving car Surviv0M jncIude , Llr. Comoanies had suspended opera- ."A", " . ,:" """' ""!nr. Robert and Leo. all of Rose- Relief From Icy Crip Prcdictad For County (Continued From Pag One) licens while th sew taxicab or dinance is tinder committee ttudy. The atudr be fan after an hour's ' conatrucuon to help, in order to heated discussion of a dry rot which ceed SS.OCO. uons. as naa omen jiouuiy. i CHICAGO J Edward Bcnnie sion today apparently. M C, Deller, ' hiirf turn HaiitrKtarti Khirlas. mnA Most schools were back in set- " j n. i V Johnson Mon-!Sh,ron' 01 R,Mbur8j her .nn.r.miv w f! n.n.r ' om& by Dr. A. N Johnson. Mon- d motll., M, ln(1 Mrf. Dlv. uennie aion today apparently, ai v,. ucuer, ,.,. r,,t , v k. r" """Tl1 Bedwell. young akid row drifter superintendent "f th Roseburg Zlhil,, ' "i", -aid which an- A'm'5' 01 "B10' Monl - 1M ,Br" who confessed he and another man district, report that the Wilbur 5: i. ,.J'.C.5., brothers and two ttsters. is killed the Gnmet aistera. was sum- Grade School was th only one in ,pu"T.J VufV . tl,n ? ... . : 7 Tne program, presented ia pre- required, "I will impose a fine of moced before a ccoroner't jury to- the district closed by weather ,:. i-j , tn. m. ,jtT ActrtSS Heltnt Costtllo avoid mcidenu of th tame na- had attacked th high school. (See ' At that point. Woodrich acknowl- who confessed he and another ture. other story.) edged that if such an imposition This wiH aav the taxnaven thou sands id dollara hm ritr.iMl liminarv outline hr Forsvthe. S1.00." His reference to the two inci- would expand th physical educa-' mn wm remain at me cwuniy , quest into uie giris oeatns. uie acnoui uc.uus paiu. w.- Route j . . . j .i l. .l.. ,.. i . , u i i . n -hi mi n,. , , . unra..,nn ,1 r- tuira nun nr.. n.rK in Mvnum. : . ... I , , mAAmA that AAmMAtituw oeois was to mb apparent conatruc lii ux i .u oon uuouKn ui ..... .- m - iwu.iuu "r" v, r -i Police reported that uie picxup ' ... -. w..m tln. wi.ii-w rmiMi h . f.,1,.-. auth tr.tir No artina wi taken own renuesu to mat n may oe ed Bv bnertu JoaeDh Lohman. said Ail tcnoois were operating i , .- . . k,.. ,, i ... . . - - -. - --- ' - "I - -v , . - , . ... . - - ... , , . , - I . r , TK wai ttv. 111 n ui. i. v. - vn. ICUU. wuq Qnce Cinil U.tUI a au w recei.e a P"""" ne ana companion ne anew as uiau. , 511 SE Mosher Ave. and received k atarrin in film, with th. day at the resumption of the in- luesaay. won was oemg none ou u . ire Hiihway M Busi-1 Pa.... Af Aa Of . tne acnooi I netting piant. nose- B . - --. - - .(inn , - - . i HOLLYWOOD Helene Cos- .,.., u acnoency caiuea or a iauure i num. ' uS' "Ultw"1u, put drainage uWigVth foun- byte board sow under consideration G the motion til new ordinance. . "". "T Vm . j-,-,; 'i ... Vl m.ton .ied a delav in sen- 1 tT.A kZ.. i.. ; . a The Mvrtl Creek schools, me;'be,nt1,w;r..n,TIfl,.t? S-ihlSN. tence of two" day. and thi court's "' Gnmet g i "r s ' which were closed Monday be- 27S& Pv th menu of building inpeS , ' otter action, th. board, ap- f"dr.tk commitg W inn t , wtek m tad hoteL. lnd cause . bunting pipe,, were back A , . .1 ,u ,k. i i . lion at rerular intervals dunnr W"J pun u tena toweis uj " -.-'"' oara. with Ellia' anolir .tion ! conatruction. Fett said that tk th New Senic Uunc for Uua- Win Th Crimes sisters, Barbara, 15, r . . . .i.. fifin f in rt at in ir in ouier acUoo the council votd U'"-B cwrrcw mm inn - " r . ' "hWihi problVnTt'-hTsuch a program mon7rmal l. week had 'eiuTnd bsed tern TnEoT.noV day mornuig and Ita hih KhooL JJSJ1 J,, . m tehod'uS ; vtim 7n7moni.e4i 1 the commute reported oa the! ?'"ay in answering tne L"'t'!T , bVi- .-nV-X-. Win-'. .ttorJ ..... TJ.Z"7'T. V" L. .ftiv.- derson. Winston, ana asxea u mn offlcll, 5J,d she was commit- i accident naa ueeu rcpvivcw mi icq o ration atate nospuai in Hishwava of the county were Winston pointed out that Winn d,... ii ..,'n,i still clear, but State Police Srt. to transfer thTLilir Moor house tbcre wat no building inspector's " Uo PP"V request for "couia prooaoiy gei ujio . a m p , nelr foi 5,0, home r. A. nouey re-empnasuru u.. and cltents TtbuTot tta UnTlt ' whence TwrLhbTwVi4 '" "eaten to be uaed in White he was placed on proba- Tneir MIed Mm many icy spots remain on the ana contents tout not me una at " rooms which are not .H,t.lv tion." H said that he d been con- . jk hishwavs. He ursed motonstt to "Jfw", a'la.?? S..!J??r?!..f0 i ri. .i.-, ,u heated and moved to accent th tacted by the Veteran't Adminis-' ,uhlirh.n w.lEi s.;. use extreme caution whUe driving Hospital I San Bernardino last week for nar I cotics addiction. She was commit j ted under the name "Adnenne Coatello." I Death came Saturday. Few at 1 the hospital realized that the wat ' th fraffil h.ntv mhn hsrf A. BURLtNGAME. Calif. '.H-Har- ing mes m Hollywood films in ry Lundebers;, top negotiator for me ,( jq-, ,n(i ,iriT M-. LtiS Sad " rS 1 been affecTed .Aro""n !!5m2 .Mut Costello w the daughter Mosher Avenue location. Harry Lundeberg Dies, Rites Set . j: . j "wsW uuin wiui .u , ,. . ... ior iM u i 0i matinee iooi &i auricc t.osieiio. that the society pay for the necet- I " and implored hit Roseburg ",.'-.,.a .. riiVtT. m tim. tn J. auoraey, uavia t. araasnaw, nam- ,.nnrtJ i fruun buried inursaay in nearuy uu.ei and the slsttr of Dolores CosteUo sary filing chirjnon th papen. i Chamber of Commerce) listener, "h!luld...th "rt"l!t'n5 1 i?,.'. f0,"". .4,.- T BedweU's mother Mrs. Ethel 1".,.C-.rp;Trl, iiTh.fn Memorial Park. B.rrymore. Mn. Barrmore. her- the coat of clearing the bout, and that -'it would , help if the chamber 'Vh. : W T taveT at "tta Old Sole er't cleanine the irounria and th ear. could come out behind ua " ntn 00 Ule buds"- rying of neceasary insurance in ful-1 Chamber President Tom Parge- Clment of federal requirements. iter assured Fett that "as far Claranca F Hvda Namad The councU instructed City Man-! as this chamber it concerned, Z . . . Ptimatj ager FarreQ to prepare plana and are all behind you although To KtaT EStatt Board specification! for the paving of I think we could b a little more Bradberry to represent him. Southeast Kane Street after a pe-' vocal about it," he turmised. uuod containing the names of IS, property ownen representing 70 B j . . per cent of affected property wat romand Bank Robbtr received by . th council.. j Mjbbad Bw ErnnUw.. A near ordinance rettulatinf the bonding of appointive city employ ees handling money wat adopted by the council replacing teveral ex isting ordinances. Mayor Jacklin appointed (Continued From Page Occj (Continued From Pag On) Home, which was absorbed by the 1 preaent Veterans Hospital in Rose burg. He said this old borne was somewhat similar to Camp White. At that point, Winn made his that he might be able to receive Prom NeW TOrK his pensioner s check on the 3lst. 1 Dept. utst. Atty. uoa banden, King Saud Gets Cold Shoulder : too. announced Sunday h had re- iiucu nuunc) iucm tu icittu. wno prosecuiea me case, was asa-.c.-.n, ik mnt ,i Holmes said hit request for the ed for any recommendation which f?" &'b,,,,,f'Vsa i""?1' "''i resignation waa in un with his he had to make by the court I announced intention of naming de- partment heads sympathetic to meters, and elsewhere in the coun ty, may pipes and pumps had frozen. Hospital News Mrcy Hospital Admitted Tri SS-vear-old aecretary of the powerful Sailon Union of the Pa- wjfe 0f John Barrymore. was with cute ana presiaeni ino , Miss CosteUo when the died. 1 of the Seafaren International In-1 ion died Monday in the Peninsula , 1 1 c:- Anewar . Uncmtsl he on the !ian r ran- . . , ......... , j Cisco Penuisuia. I He had been j . ..-.. w HI ne puimeu oui inai wnur ne was Tljj. Nw Yflrk iagenu found her and took her to f1".?.: "e nw mOC"UC f"d? " three nr parenu borne. Johnaon tu aDoointM for a ri. h.t ,, rr . j t . . a viiiivu wa aaa Lwvtaa t,ri ivi councumen at a committee to rt-1 ,: necK were nis four-year term expiring March 31. -Theret tomethin unusual." he a.T..M y ". "f." Zic VL h. i,2 ?LUgIu.?? 1954 governor said he be- reiterated, -about sending a man dealing with "nuisances within poUc ttvi h had been AWOL.uved he was within his rights m who has committed a manslaught- the city. Councilman Robert L. 'nm HamUton Air Fore Base tlkin. the nsignatioo because er to such a home." Hams was appointed chairman 15- He used the name lhe same authonty that appointed and councilmen Sidney C. Moon Jr. G Nhola .Ney there, police Johnson aUo had th right to re- .. . , , , . . and Ross Myen. members. "la "e and his wife have been move him. Gild School Dtclartd ine council adoptea a motion """' i Jaununi. nasn. 1 The fovmoT referred to an at- e.g. calling for a public hearing for re-1 It started when a man walked torney general s opinion ia 1J4 to ' niuig ui icvmuu ut .turuiwesi uiio me oanx. at we cage of the support this. Calkins Road that runa from Col-- downtown business district, m th Th govsrnor aaid that tine o j - o ' 0011 M ,,Mvf1 money- he asked for Johnson s resigns duu w ariKj nwa. ine mailer aemanains; note at teller Anita was brought to the attention of the MacDonald She thmkine h K councd by Douglas County and a gun, dropped available cash into 1 3 ka: r:. , iviinwr rirw lia ill since Jan. 20 from what had been diagnosed as : Three separate minor fire calls SurserytMrs. Fred Neal. Myrtle a "mild'1 heart seirure. were answered by the Rosebure NEW YORK .4 Krni Saud of Creek. Tuesday, union spokesmen taid Fire Dept. Monday and early to- ludi Arabia roc an all-out wel-, Medical: Mn. Clarence Thomn- that no successor to Lundeberg : dav. come from the U.S. government son. I'mpqua: Mn. Lawrence Gib- in his union posts was likely to' two flue fires wer checked by as h arrived Tuesday on a state bons. Mrs. Earl Houssner, Myrtle be picked until after the funeral the West Side station, one at the visit. New York, however. ave Creek: Mn. Douelas Croy. Ten- services in San Francisco. I home of Ray Carrico at 5T2 W. him only a cold stare. mile: William Russell. Mrs. Agnes Leaden in government and la-! Chatham Dr. at 5:56 p m. Monday Mayor Robert F. Wagner had Johnson, Rosebur?: Edna Sharp, bor expressed sorrow over Lunde-land the other at 124 W. Tanager vetoed any official city cere- Riddle; Richard Diednch, Suiher- berg't death. Secretary of Labor! St. at the home of Fred J. Kelley mony tuch as is usually given lin. James P. Mitchell was "shocked ! at 1:03 a.m. Tuesday. No damage visiting luminaries. Warner said Discharged to hear of the death of my long was reported at either residence, it waa because the King is anti- Alvin Bosworth. Nicholas Trap- tim friend, Harry Lundeberg." j The main station firemen an- Jewish, anti-Catholic and upholds alis. Roseburg: Mrs. Joseph H i 1 1, j Governor Goodwin Knight of swered a call at 5:33 p.m. Mondav slavery. Oakland: Virginia Sharp. Winston. ' California called the late labor to remove smoke from the rei As a result, the robe-clad mon-' Douglas Community Hospital I chief a "friend of the working dence of James Eaton at IKS SE arch was treated to a onesided' Admitted I man. . . and a courageous lead- Ichabod St. after a meat loaf boiled Rot Ijtua Aired (Continued from page ontl reception bleaker in many ways Surgery: Lewis Marcy, Prine- er. than the cold, raw weather fol- villa: Gifford Jones. Mrs. Laddie i lowing his arrival aboard the Uner Novak, Robert Franks. John Arm- . Constitution. strong, Roseburg: Arthur Hill, Win- D - ! ? ,, - .- Although a VS. destroyer ston. irnsdiiim yuanci t i.,- k h.. k.. --h..;9i k. school waa built to none of the squadron passed in review and Medica :Mn. John Prior. Mn. t 1 id !etegr.hm,hi,bs',,or,ly w.m wVr'e weUht bearing The fir-.. H-lun salute a. Con- Robert Stevenson. Mn. Robert AppeSTS TOIllght Mo his behalf. Without exception, thia Koaeourg representative Of me "'.""",,.";:,. Z, rrii," , ' l"' over in the oven and smoked up the house. No damage was reported. , 1 -.4 .... r .r.. T . ' 1 Rnuhiir .iknnina . . i u L.u . . . i . . c i . . a i ij trance, the f '.i t o rr. 2 rv cacaDhonv lev Rosehtire- Mark Yarboroush ' Chamber music will take the spot- which noted'a duphcatio. A w Then he , , .S "sh. ,cr..mt '",1.1 .1..??- make nTonthlv chka Z T follow .e of toots from other harbor craft was Riddle; WUli.m Gardner, Suther- light at Centr J Junior High School W.447.40 has, been, filed in etrcu? behng on Calkina Road. Four male employes raced after "The office la apparently more progress of the rot until the wall "J '"'"J;0 J' '1h7ji?,,'S ts. Un' r,- a. Two members of the council him. The man ducked into a base- interested in serving the real es- u fixed. Svaverud said h had P 'J" " h gh in th air t,0'"', w.lhrht James Knudtson and Rndv Rut. m.nt .,.1.. ...... . ,.. o..k .... t...; .w.I .i u:. .h.ir.H th. w.n .nH fniitwl im d.n. And when the king finally Llovd Betts. William Walbrecht, I .i . c . ' . . ' .. . : . , ' r ' . reached Manhattan, he cot onlv Jiv I Irt. Un A hert Pitta kod- Kirkendoll Filet Suit I For Accident Damages A suit demanding judgment for man. wer absent from the meet- lie Service Building, the structure Holmes said : !- atavlatra. ing City Manager FarreU reported in which the bank it housed. ! Sunday Johnson told a Salem Hayalip said he wa. at a losa to .i" ""J1" "rt....' il.k".? f" YiUnl' ..""l'r..!':' LT'.VlVf!?'!i!i "Jli v84 tilif tonight at 8:1 when th Commu-: court by Pink KirkendoU against nity Concert Assn. presents the Edward Paul Weakley. Pasaaini Quartet. ' In his complaint, plaintiff Kirk- Memben of ths) quartet are: Hen- endou a.leges that he received gen- both were out of town. TSi.r. .. . . J k. n.wn.n.F th.t h. hA nuviv know What had Caused the rot.. WV muwujuts -nu s. jed to fight. Howard Fox a loan a letter from the governor saying "We took th same precautions we nat screaming. 1 counter assistant hrmizht h,m Holmes was surprised that he always do," h said. He continued (down with a tack'.e and hit three hadn't received the resignation. that th rot invades buildings ev- Fj(,4r Qf Two Rosebure i . k.tt.v t-uti.,-us th. err tin r. in a waut lur du luw He said the only way Women Dies In Illinois Word has been received here of caused Fire At 10 Below Zare weirrovt Kail lar SHOD I companions oiled a too I vi t i ...j . eovemor nlana Its renlace other ent reason SPOKANE f - A l noo fir kno,,,' ,h,r v" husband 1 waa commujaoners oa th Realty to stop it was to cut th section of in 10 below aero weather n.tm. . ."r. . ,,lliUMBl ' Hxm rotted lumber out. ed the Northern Pacific Railway T. tJ. ... iJ ... Tt.. ..a . 7... I A few heated words were thrown th death of Co. car shoo and five box rar'a ,. 1J" V. jT. .'!: ' . .... ! during the discussion. Citiient Com-1 Rock Island Monday mint ' BQW'm a " ola'" Jury ImoanalinaT Held mittee memben Llovd Scone and Roseburg women Fir Chief W A Dunham aa.4 l. rt i c:.- f Mrs. Grant Cross each took twipea Daughten in Roseburg are Mrs ra.lwav company water hsdrants JZ. "V"1 h,d work- "r in Jpis will nmmiitlon , j R- WlUl ,nd Mrs. Floyd F. Hoff near th buudinf wer rroiet. - 00 lf. "'tural gaa pipeline ia ..r, . ., , , : Hoard member Howard Hatfield. ' man. He ia also survived by Mrs , !y wer ; . V"" ,-r"V ",k,3r addressing Fett. sa.d: "You've got Hollis Robison of Grants Past and Leonard Sutton, Charles Currier, violins, Charles Foidart, viola; and out of an accident Nov. 23. l&x. on Hattie Bartlcy. Elmer Gingery. Lucien La porta, eallo. ' Glenbrook Road near Riddle. Kirk- Roseburg; Dewey Yarborough, Rid-; They have divided their program endoll alleges that be was a pass die. ; into four general sections. U will enger in a car driven bv William jopen with a still-unselected quar-1 A. Bovd when the "careless and RARE BOOKS BURNED let by Beethoven. Moiart or Hav- reckless" actions of defendant PORTLAND jT A blate that dn. The nea.t two selections will Weakley precipitated an accident 000 to antique furni- be devoted to selections from the which was the proximate cause of rare books burned "heart of the quartvL Th first of injuries received by KirkendoU. Fir Chief W A Dunham aa d "I think we could have a.vil It if w could have gx the hydrants xomg when we jot here." he said, "but not a one would operate " Firemen had to aearch h'orkt m-v .I. ."'!.:":' " " Canformt They iT";j: "nr' r"r-' drose don Sunday from Alburn. . ; , - r " - :. . ..,, .-a aGaressina: r en. aa.a: ioue ts noiiis nooison oi urams rasa ana ;;, ; WU. SltAM4'; S. l,. .Phr..tt "J V ft hot .!.: Mis. N.dyne Ricks. . missionary home headway. Water from a away. waa finail nvich a: broujht ia f: blocks TRIAL IN SECOND DAY NEWPORT. Or last Saturday. The. hal tr.v.iH ir th activities of thre alleged around since she said living S-ct spies hat beca held over briefly at E'..n Ore. Wichita untl' ,0(i,T. pending approval of a raua. Tea , Por.'.and and differ- prospective juror. ae.ectioo ox tn jury oegan Mon day befwe V. S. Dist. Judge Sidney Suarman. H adjourned :t. howesTr. to permit V. S. Attv. Pajl w wjlumt to decide on the acceptability of th prospectiv .'uror. Chairman Walker indicated the rot to Liberia in West Africa. Miss waa a local problem. Ricks spoke at several churches in il a..h n Ri.t-. nt ture and 111., father of two through the Lincoln Hous nere tnese two wiu d aevotea to some Monday. or in classics in quartet penorm- The house is in th Kamm Col- anc. And after th intermission, onv of restored houses on S. W. the second section will b devoted Jefferson St. lt is a replica of to quartets by contemporary corn- Abraham Lincoln s Springfield, posers. i Finally, the group will play a quartet arrangement from the trench or Romantic period. Myrtle Creek Council Meet Slated Tonigf t A spec.a! mee'u.-.g of the Mm.e Fett retorted that had he known this area when she waa on her laat "auch a hassle would develop" he leave. would never hav said anything. He said he had described the rot- uaiav nu unaiTinu ting conditions in the two schools 0N PROBATION in antorxto justiry tr. exist- ' PORTLAND .P - Portland U ..Vh.; a-ti,,. likv v..-. COMMISSIONER DIES PORTLAND J Jjhn H. Ran-i kin. 75. a Multnomah County com-1 BAND MEET CANCELLED missioner in 192a, died at his home The band festival of several coun here Monday, apparently from ty high schools scheduled for Tues heart exhaustion. day at Glide High School has been Rankin, an insurance man, was cancelled because of inclement State put 7 per cent help-d establish the D Moiay or- Review correspondent, reported ' luesaay. .kWPORT.Ore , The f:rt Creek City CouncU ia tcfca!ai4 i oa'"h degre murder tr.al of Wl s.ght at I in tr Cuy KaJ tiT a mmi,u 4 9- ucie ia the av Mx-ucpal Judj G. D. ""'i "iierru na seconi nay Tuea- poj-.t an act.ng hwuij -m i apent aeiect.ng sen-re of Menbeca ahiTn'. il 'c'uu 'h 1 MUb " heen hp,t.ed shooting of C. H Huff in a bus i'h an ulneas recent.? depot here la it December They The board w-.U ,M d.scuss Diana were en route to Portland from far a filter piant Md thatubiS 'SJ .f'L ,r" ,nd LM, tf- rf WPPI'U. water taTn'ty aapped in the but ,iin. t0 , doi ... enc of a building inspector.' Board member John Connin 0f itt freshman class on probation ..it,.. . ,ir.o . S'-e ia Mrs Minna Citron who '"d S wooaerea a a man wno at th end of the fall semester . toid the court that "from Ume to would cause aucn nystena anouio. for low grades, the school report- had encountered Com- a "ie commiasiua. ed Jtonday. urn her career her aa ; After the brickbat had been The number wat "exceptionally an entt However, the said th thrown, ail present agreed that the large." registrar Howard lmpe felt qualified to lit at a Juror. Gude board had "acted wisely." eovea said. IN AT 10 A.M. -OUT AT 5:00 P.M. fwt rjejf 10 DISCOUNT For Cash And Carry "Sometimes Equal tut Never lanll!" HONN'S BIAWTIFUL CLUr4lr " Ainwnw Wnenv at "Tn. Ca .t !- is I lOIPIA Bawadaaj fva, Cti a-ari Ac naa awtst Vmi -nt.,- TO BE PRUDENT FUNERALS PHore OR;r.arti 3-4455 Cdk orxi tm4, St R;se7ufg. Ore Adv0'e F-ast Parkira) a rSI L L POWRS L cr4d jnt-i trc9r WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR INVENTORY TUES.-WED.-THURS. 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