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2 The Newi-Rtview. Roaebura, Ore. Wed., Moy 1, 1957
Profit On Airlines
Woman's Club
Public Service
Program Slated
H. J. Thompson, district super
visor of Vocational Rehabilitation,
Kugenc. and counselor service
Stock Following
Decision Related
WASHINGTON Robert R.
Bitner Law Suit
Against Quant
Settlement Made
Franklin Carter
Dies In Oakland
haH tnr ihA noupl.it t'nuntv area. I Cni'ras nf Atlanta. Ga.. testi-
will be the itue.it speaker on the f,ed Wednesday he and his wife
Roseburg woman s t-iuo punncimade a prom oi over w.juo on
ine rivu carnage action Drougm. .. . r.rt.i - aua
hv Helm I. R..n.r ,w ni m ' Franklia Lankton Carter, 7, died
uci E. Bitner. against Joseph Uon ; ZZ?.'UW iSS'lS STSi
President To Take
Budget Appeal To
American People'
WASHINGTON I President
miner, against joscpn laxjq ' , . , , i j . . : -
quant of Roseburg ha. been set- '5 " Vi'E. auter ' I Euenh,wr " "nsiderinj di-
tiea out. m court ana ine tun was ; jh - y, - - reel appeal to th. people, by ra
Suto'chars w'oodric'h 1 ! ... born May 1, 1869, in ! dio-televuioo. oo behalf of hi.
. ....i j... i.;.iJday before reaching the age of H Th. whit. Ua.i.. u
service program at l:3U p.m. lues- Northeast Airlines sioca uuWu u hl(j tri set for April 15, accord- "'VV. ,, 7. "..,ut"; 'follow tha same n.n. . ..u "
dav. May 7. day after a secret government de-1 , i,r, p , e rS alto rneyFred ,nd M,n ' ,YocoIn Carter. He had!'0"0'' "me P' on other
Hi w,U speak at the clubhouse, ! to award the airline a choice j BnlSu " W. r.I4 w. S I 'm d tockra,.-1 ..
according to an announcement by New York-to-Miami route. ' lieve to be a very fair selUement." 1 11,8 h'r 0re80n un'11 bi re- Eisenhower broached the pos-
the public relations chairman, Mrs. Snodgrass said an official of i he said. tirement 20 year. ago. He u al.ibility of a talk to the nation at
K. L. lauscner, wno nas cnarge r,.,,, primes, also bidding lor Mrs. Bitner had sued Quant for. ' " L " ueiur.;. meeting wun riepuoucan con-
of the program. tne rout(l had telephoned him he!$i9,96l as the result of an aulo-
' Robert Ilarvie nf this city will . ioaa nntimiitic about Delta's ! tr-.i,-k niiiinn juiw 9.1 19.U in
present a short talk regarding the ,,ing jt, I which her husband was killed. The
coming to thi. community four ! gre.sional leaden Wednesdav
in man i '
years ago.
Mr. carter was of pioneer oar
Senate GOP leader Knnwlsnrf
of California , said afterward, it
number of local firm, employing sH,,r,,. Renublican na- accident occurred a mile and a , ;! J" J"""1 8f"dpnU w th. emceniua Eisenhnw.
handicapped people.
Mr. and Mr..
;ra.s. HepuntlCan na- acciaeni occurrea . mue ...u ;..- ,om., np ".h
I .... rv, .n fnr fautrffia ilUl.f ROtlin Of HaitPV On lllEnWlV .w.
e'r', imprisoned .t Sant." Tomas 1 ."d ! 5. V' I Ou.nt and B,u.r"wer. going to ! !..l9 Jttling a, what' U now ,'2J A"11'"
in the Philinoine. during World, T", " r." : ". ur.. h.i. h..h,ll m. ,h.n ih. vehicle v.ity. His latner. David A.ir-" '" "ere nas
and Mrs. S. L. Kidder of Rose-j that. . s ,. As an aftermath of the wreck, r, tr, Mrs. U- e"Uo'1- t
burg. The two families have been Snodgrass 'ln e" Linn authorities charged Quant Ph M'Uer. Oakland; two nephews, Hagerty said Eisenhower "feels
good friends for many year.. ; alors he b"u?.ht 'j0,,11' ""ini with negligent homicide. In h,!1 hmU Omjby oiilud; 1 1 n great deal of misrepresenta
Special music has been planned Northeast stock on the morn ing lriIi 6 he denied drjving the I Le'. Walla WaU; two niece.. Mr.. t"" ha. been .pre.d about hi.
for the afternoon', program and ' of Aug. 3, paying !"- .,plu ! vehicle and the case ended with I Zelma Brown, Burns, and Mr.. Lex 1 $71,800,000,000 budget and other
following the meeting, a wcial , brokerage charges, and .old It on, .nrtlFromm, Gold Beach. 1 matter, and "he is going to Mint
hour w.U be enjoyed. Aug. 16 for 112.043. ..trial on the charge, he pleaded I Funeral services will be held in I it. out." He declined to say who
One I P "ithniilH talk In th
- w H. lvyK.
Hospital News
Snodgrass sid he also bought gul lnd wiJ flnfd ,nd h,n. The Chapel of the Rose. Friday Eisenhower thinks is spreading
00 shares for his wife, after re-, ed , ,aij ,, whlch WI, 'at 2 p.m. Elder Don Gray of the ! misinformation.
.wo shares for his wite, auer re-, j , u,,
! ceiving a telephone call from Rob-! Ju ndfd ' i Seventh-day Adventist Church Willi At about the tame time Sen.
in her action. Mrs Bitner nad ui ioiiow tn jonnson of Texas, the Democratic
nt nf tldinin em. me L1VU cena Cemetery. I leader tolrf th Qn.t th. nnl.
vnim vu un,ij riu.i".
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. Fred Bicknell,
Sutherlin: William McCoy. Glide;
lriL Z Denver To Maine
A Mr. !. Slteveni FHna Rei. u" ' V: 1
1 ert I.. Griffith, assistant to the ;
president of Delta Airlines. for judgment of JU.OOO gen- Civil Bend Cemetery.
Griffith, who preceded S n o d-, eral damaees and $961 SDecial !
'grass to the witness chair, had, damages to cover cost of funeral
testified ne teiepnonea snougrass ana Duriai expenses.
the morning ot Aug. J. i
ard. Mrs. Jess Stevens. Edna Rex,
Rebecca Campbell, Roseburg
that Delta had lost it. bid for the
lr rrn f.nff lyr. 1 route
r
Thi. wa. less than three, tanOe I MP jeT
sirs, vsrrio uuii, snri-,: ...
Mrs. Henry Compton. """" " '""V, . , ".eVret"
5 Castillo, Mrs. Eli Board tCABl made a ' "
Stanley Bossen
decision to give it to Northeast.
Robert Oliver, an attorney here
for Delta, telephoned him saying
he thought Northeast had been
awarded the run, Griffith said.
DENVER I Four young bach
elor., their energies turned from
skiing now that spring is here,
shove off today on a 4. 500-mile
canoe trip to Old Town, Blaine.
Lsing two slim craft loaded with
tie Creek
Mrs. George
Crabtree, Mrs,
Roseburg
Discharged
Mr.. Robert Laurence and habv,
Philip Ray. Myrtle Creek; M r s.
John Lancaster, Dillard: Evelyn
Palm, Drain; James Shepherd,
Winston; Mrs. Stanley Rendla,
James Files, Iceland Freese. Mrs.
John Clause, Mrs. James Gregory,
I.ynda Yow. Gary Thompson,
Roseburg.
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
MMicai: sirs. James fierres. : r J p".i n.m. ilnh. will non-' , , : ;"""' ""um
Roeeburg; Cl.v Brown, ldleyld i l"' f PH,'.SZrd,v Tie S Ed Ve""'- formerl' of Ne
Park: Mrs. Leonard Neutze, Myr- if, , ,t. r!I;,', iij,ti , l,,v,e". . Conn., and until recently
flat (alf .w.M a h.s. .
Diichargtd
Khrm
son
Benefit Dance Slated
Saturday For School
ers, then shoulder their equipment
t -.! u:. n . 1 - : wn "ic many smaller rivers
As a benefit for Rob n D a I t , ,nd Uke Mon chlng M,me
School, members of Beta lot. Chap-( Th . d . MD.dition
i a ski instructor at Asnen. Colo
Dancing is scheduled from 9 p.m. with him are Bengt (Red) Soder-
Sen. Byrd Calls
For Ouster Of
Budget Director
WASHINGTON ut Sen. Bvrd
(D-Va) Wednesday called for the
replacement of Budget Director
Percival F. Brundage.
At the same time the Virginia
rations, they'll paddle first down i senator plugged for an eight to
the South Platte River from a n'n billion dollar cut in President
point inside Denver. Eisenhower', pending $71.00.000.-
The four plan to reach the Great 000 budget. Byrd conceded, how
Lakes by way of the North Platte, I ver, that he does not expect all
the Missouri and Mississippi nv- 01 sucn a reduction right now.
Earl Sumner, Canyonville; Mrs ! 1 m- Th "a,r f"ry ou' strom. 32. a natn-e of Stockholm. I energy
.hrman Smirl, Winston; Mrs. Nel- the theme. "Circus Time Special Sweden; Gerald Hewey, 27. New the b
on Higgs, Roseburg. entertainment has been planned lor Hampshire University graduate annual
Applause interrunted a sneerh
by Byrd before the United States
Chamber of Commerce when he
demanded an end to the "squan
dering" of public money and .aid
Brundage'. removal would be
"very helpful."
.nf,". h 'J. mUCh . .J1 e held at the .am. time a. .tate
?hTghrh.T '0r:.COnr.y S S !"' and primary elec
have already given Congress "a
clear and firm mandate to reduce
this administration', budget."
Johnson criticized what he I
called a lack of "consistency and!
agreement" among Eisenhower'
administration official, on the
spending issue.
Both the J4. 400.000,000 foreign :
aid program and the $71,800 000.
000 budget as a whole have been!
targets of a congressional econ
omy drive. :
Knowland himself has called for
a three billion dollar whack at the
budget.
House Republican leader Martin
of Massachusetts ha. taken a sim
ilar stance.
Freight R.r Regulations,
Taxation Cet Attention
(Continued from page one)
the intermission
COW MISSING
from Cape Elizabeth. Maine, and!
Dance reservations may be made , E. G. Rickers. 29. University of
Mrs. Carl Schmidt of Garden : by calling Mrs. Richard Buswell. California graduate
valley reported today to the Doug- OR 3-3486. Tickets are availaoie
las County Sheriff's Office that her at Ott and Ricketts Music Store,
cow has been missing for a month. ' Roseburg Book Store snd from
She asked the officers to watch members of Beta Iota Chapter or
for it. ' may be purchased at the door.
Melrose Church Slates
Evangelistic Services
ll. I II
CONTINUES!
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A .moll group of spring straw,
in assorted color.. Shop eorly
for best (election..
Vi Price
Value, to 27.95
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PHONE OR 3-5015
The Melrose Community Church
at their 4ih
meeting:
"Next year we may be so for
tunate as to have another budget
director a budget director dedi
cated to economy instead of
apparently dedicated to finding
TmksHT'I'Im
AppeariHce At
AFL-CIO Hearing
WASHINGTON Dave Beck
told (tie AFL-CIO Wednesday the
Teamsters Union executive board
will attend Monday's hearing by
the federation', ethical practice,
committee on charge, the union
ia corruptly dominated.
There had been uncertainty
whether the Teamsters Union
would send representative, to the
hearing an initial step toward
possible eventual ouster of the
-million member union from
the AFL-CIO.
Beck, the Teamster president,
nH th union itself are under fire
from the AFL-CIO because of
Beck's admitted personal use of
some union funds and because of
pending indictments against sev
eral other top Teamsters officials.
Beck, under temporary suspen
sion as an AFL-CIO vice president
and council member, face, an
AFL-CIO Executive Council trial
of his own on May 20.
Beck Wednesday notified AI
Haves, chairman of the AFL-CIO
Ethical Practice. Committee and
president of the Machinist. Un
ion, that the Teamster. Executive
Board will show up in a body for
the hearing Monday That session
involves the union, itself.
Beck told Hayes this was being
done with misgivings. He said the
union has not been given any de
tailed charges. It has been broad
ly charged with being substantial
ly dominated by corrupt influences.
Beck said the Teamster board's
attendance at the hearing, wa. to
be "without prejudice" to the un
ion', rights for a bill of particu
lars on the charges against it.
The Teamsters Executive Board
has scheduled a special meeting
here Sunday afternoon to plan
strategy for fighting the charge,
against the union and Beck.
Mayor Schrunk Claims
Ht's Being Persecuted
(Continued From Page One)
Rural School Budget
Vote Slated For Friday
(ContiniYl From Page One)
Nonpareil School. All living west
and east of the Southern Pacific
tracks vote at Southerhn East El
ementary School. All living west of
the SP tracks vote at Sutherlin
West Elementary School.
Canyonville. All in the former
Anchor School District vote in the
old Anchor School. All in the for
mer GaiesviUe School District vote
in the old GaiesviUe School. All
others vote in Canyonville Ele
mentary School. I
Oakland: All vote in Washington
Elementary School.
Bameburg said the rural board
will convene May to canass the
ballots, but added that he expects
to have most results in hi. office
Monday.
Here is how the proposed budget
money would oe aistrioutea:
Oakland. $180,410; Canyonville,
1135.294: Gardiner, $69,066: Days
Creek. $85,334; Myrtle Creek, $435,
894; Camas Vallev $62,223: Drain
Elementary, $116,137; Scott, val
lev, $33,597; Yoncalla Elementary,
$76,167: Elkton, $112,219; Roberts
Creek, $5,706; Umpqua, $25,282;
Curtin, $16,777; Riddle. $185,709;
Gunter, $15,777: Tiller. $12,114: Ash
Valley. 12,304: Sutherlin, $.167,545;
Yoncalla Union Hieh. $56,901;
Drain Union High. $86,084; Reeds-
port Union High, $133,86.
The non-high budget tuition
and transportation for students at
tending other district high schools
from Tiller, Umpqua, Ash Valley
and Robert. Creek, amount, to
$75,210. The Rural School Board
administrative budget wa. set at
$10,627.
Church Women Hold
Meetings In Sutherlin
y MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
The Women'. Society of Chris
tian Service of the Sutherlin Meth
odist Church met recently for a
study class. Mrs. Robert Peters
led the discussion on Paul', letter.
A birthday cake in honor of Mrs.
Roger Gwyn. Mr.. Art Treman
and Mr.. Harold Jones wa. .erved
to the member, present.
Communion Discussed
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of the
St. John's Lutheran Church met
last week and Rev. Richard Zagel
talked on communion services.
It was announced that ik.
tinn. in th. Knnriav ihnnl .-
of the church had been completed
ana it now nas inree Sunday school
rooms.
Volunteers were asked to be
lutohpri r.ir th t7..9tinn Dlkl.
school that will be held the first
pan oi June.
ine next meeting win m at the
home of Mrs. Marie Robinson.
May 23.
Hold Patluck
Christian Women's Fellowship of
the Sutherlin Christian Church met
for a potluck dinner recently.
Dorothey Warren was in charge
of the devotionals and program.
The afternoon was spent in fin
ishing a large and small quilt top.
The Senate voted 20-10 for a
measure to let city council, create
off-street parking districts, to be
financed by revenue bonds and
property assessments.
n.. ...... t a ! The House accepted a majority
new ways to spend money on the committee reoort recommendine
present budget."
approval of the Senate-passed bill
-t'V:,i"P? Jnx- ByTi ue 12 6 million dollar, worth I
...?. . . . ;" UI of bonds to complete the Coast
safely take a J to 10 per cent cut : u;.i..... i ...;..
will srtonsor evangelism- 'muinn i hi administrative and overhead k-, ,....' riA a u j T ui.-
ner. .nay u tnrougn IS. report, j "' . A ... 1 mgs.
correspondent Nettie Woodruff. He said that if Congress would At
The Rev. Joe Brill will
charge. Also taking part w
Miss Carol Manning, pianist for
the church: Mrs. Arthur Burkwal
ter. organist- and Ralph Krohn,
choir director. The Rev. Duerksen
ha. been conducting: sermons at
the church for the past several
weeks.
,. tk j . . . . - ni cm p.m., ui. upper nouse
be In I'r ndm'I b,udg?t "'i1' Panned to open arguments on a
'"I bete. bf,'nni"f,uJu, . '0."" bill PtWerty of utilities at
Local News
Thompson's Right To
Hold Office Challenged
(Continued from page one)
when Robert Stulta r e e I y e d
enough Democratic votes to as
sure him that party's nomination
Vnno'LCOUld rdUC, Uxe,i double the rate of other classes
property tax exemption to homes
that are occupied oy the owners. ,
The House begins debate at 2:30 j
p.m. on the "key district" bill toi
redistribute the basic school .up
port fund. As passed by the
Senate, the biltv would have seri
ously hurt Portland and Eastern
Oregon school districts. But the
House Education Committee mod
ified it so that they would be hurt
little, if at all.
The Senate lata Tuesday passed
a House bill to limit the financing
Pestpment of the Ladies Aid ' ?'? Ud rUn m ,he R'Pub"" b"
meeting of St. Paul'. Lutheran i i. . i i .. .: v.
Church chedull for Thursday.: lil ;Skl
ZVt .:,,n. !u in.i j !lon .b 60111 Prtiei. Stulu was charges in th sale of automobUes
r cent a year on new can,
cent on used cars less than
two years old and 12 per cent on
of V, iJon'aS &o. h. Z i c2-i.-?'3Jr.?t . - I !!..P
viilm u.mi.... . i.igiirv. rucvii , two years oia, ana Lt per ceni on
. h. n.rV.h h7 ... t V.... L.- Apru x UouK'as County Republi- j older vehicles. It goes back to the
7 li nm m . ta?hit t ,h"n ; "ns announced that a Republican House, which had voted a 10 per
11-' v !' t0c,he'' t0 the should be appointed because of . cent limit on all cars.
Stapleton home.
Portland Traction Co.
Deadline Set Thursday
Stults party affiliation. Democrats Thi. hill also romneli ear deal
said that one of their party could era to make a full disclosure of
be appointed because of the ballot financing and insurance terms to
designation. ; buyers. If they don't, the con-
sov. noimes receiver an opinion . tracts would ne voia.
The House defeated 37-11 I
Senate-passed resolution to pro
vide four-year term, for House
members, wno now serve two
from Attv. Gen. Jtobcrt Y. Thorn.
PORTLAND Th. Portland ' tn that he could appoint, a Demo-
Traction Co. ha. until Thursday i "V,nV,mAn,n)UnCM lnomp
ni.-ht , ,,.. ...w . i .on s appointment.
.,h. i .1.....1. i.. ..... I Oregon law state, that vacan-1 rear.. The House State and Fed
ice between west sida T Portland ! ci" m ,ut o"10" U O.A. i. a , eral Affairs Committee had
and the company inter" ban hlt ,h'U " "" Tom i amended it to lengthen senator.
trollev. or the East Side. , the Py ' the predecessor as terms from four to six years.
Uff 11 nA D..kl. 1 t.l..... lne
tominissmner
ordered it rest
t,.,,ur,n, ,or anv aeiay. hf,. i hi,, j r ' ' ul h.M IJ.
oeled in ih.T I L fi :" S1 Tuesday. He said today $11,000 annual salaries for each
peaied to the court to suspend the , soon u neelvts of thf thr P,r0e Bo,rd mf m.
Ciremi JuH-. r.io.n. v- n. 1 ' officially district attorney. Since i bers was passed 36-21 by the
heimei Tue-d'a, . Xrli U, ,&t 'X T ".'h "V"- h Hu" "d " ,hf "
ir. re.tAri if ih. i, Lhl. '" he feels that it is in the proper board now is unpaid.
Z r,:l.rfdi' H"?: ' boldaf office. " The House also'.ent to th. .Sen-
appeal on its merits. Otherwise, i -. . . . .
Morn.n's entire order, including 1 Electrical Device Ends
duplicate desiflnation carried which would have amended the
iin,rri tiro.n bT Stu'u brought about the legal Constitution, argued it would take
itored ale-', with h""' I government farther away from
si. fee ! , i Thompson took his oath of office I the people
us ior anv delay. , . ..,.. ki, ..j .... .. , -.. ui h.ii t. n.nu.j
pen,,, p.Nmm!.. would become! In Death Of Woman
j ate a bill to make it unlawful for
employers to fail to put money
I into health and welfare funds, if
j they hae signed union agree
: ments to make such payments.
Educators who long have wanted
Drain High's Spring
Concert Friday Night
I NORWAl.K. Calif uf Mrs.
Mary Thompson. 26. was electro-1 the state to aid gifted children
j ruled while w atering her garden. ! those with exceptionally high in
Sheriff s deputies said her wet te'ligence won a measure of sue
jfeet touched an electric wire Cess in the House. It approved
I strung by her husband to keep the and sent to the Senate a bill to
1 dog out of flower beds. 'appropriate $25,000 for this pur-
' . Detective Sgt. Ray Hopkinson pose.
' said the husband, Neil, had hitch-1 The money would be used to
ed the wire to a series of W watt set up a program lor sucn cnuo
The annual .pring concert
scheduled for presentation
Dram High School on Krida
8 p m It will be directed by Paul
Mi;ney, hand and vocal director bulbs, believing that would cut ren. and help school districts to
st both the grade and hish school, voltage down to a harmless level, provide the service
and will feature the choruses snd , . a bill to place the university
bands of both schools Smaller1 ! Dental School directly under the
grrp, ,n also perform 121 MINCH KILLIO , University of Oregon wa. ap-
No admission will be charged, j I proved by the Senate and sent to
" CAIRO .f The Algerian National lh. .overnor The school now is
Liberation Front claims 12S French urufr u,. Board of Higher Edu
soldiers were killed last week in cation.
clashes with Algerian nationalists. The Senate completed legislative
The nationalists said nothing about 'taction on a memorial asking
their own losses. Congress to make the federal
French account, claimed M Al-; courts enforce state tax levies
genans were killed. The French against persons who move out of
also did not disclose their own the states in which the money
losses. was owed.
of persecution with Atty. Gen.
Robert Y. Thornton.
Thornton is in charge of the
Portland vice investigation. Both
Holmes and Thornton are Demo
crats. Earlier Schrunk, who was listed
as a Democrat before he was
elected to the non-partisan
mayor's office last year, had been
indicted on charges of taking a
bribe; of perjury when he denied
taking a bribe; of conspiring to
obtain wiretap recordings in a
raid, when he was sheriff last
year, on the home nf an Elkins'
employe; and of copying the re
cordings. The latest charge involves state
ment, by Katherine Weeks and
Mary Childress that they had
seen Elkins use narcotics and
take prostitutes' earnings.
They repudiated the .tatements
in a hearing of the Senate rackets
committee last week, asserting
local officials had coerced them
into making the statements.
Langley. two of his aides, and
Sheriff's Deputy George Minielly
have been accused of being in
the conspiracy with Schrunk.
Elkins and an employe, Ray
mond Clark, "XS. meanwhile are
on trial in U.S. District Court
here, accused of wiretapping.
The prosecution is presenting
testimony of a series of techni
cians and officials in an attempt
to link the two to tape recordings
which allegedly were seized in a
raid on Clark', home last year.
The prosecution says wiretapped
conversations are on the record
ings. Federal District Judge William
East held a night session Tuesday
in an attempt to speed up the
trial, which ia being conducted
before a jury.
Elkins also faces a number of
state charges, returned by an
earlier grand jury. They include
charges of bootlegging, extortion
and receiving the earnings of a
prostitute.
Committee Keeps Alive
Bill To Abolish Board
SALEM Dividing on party
lines. the legislature's Joint
Wavs and Means Committee
Wednesday kept alive the bill
aimed at abolishing the state
Board of Control.
The Republican-sponsored move
to table it failed, - ine com
mittee will act on the measure
Friday.
The Board of Control consists
of the governor, secretary of state
ar.d state treasurer. It run. the
state institutions
Gov. Holmes asked for passage
of the measure, which would put
the institutions under a director
appointed by the governor. It also
would give the Department of
Finance, whose director is ap
pointed by the governor, super
vision of buildings in the Capitol
area.
HAPPY UNHAPPY
The man billed as "Happy
O'Day" on radio station KYES
was not so happy today. The man
behind the voice. Eugene I.. Shan
non of 1116 NE Fremont Ae., re
ported to city police he had lost
a card case with several import
ant personal papers in it.
FIRE: 0K 2-2644
POLICE: onj'i'.ji
MONEY: o?J..i
664 S. E. Stephen., Koseburf
NOTICE
The annuel meetine of the Civil lend Cemetery
Association will be held on the round, May 11,
er 2:00 p.m., te elect officers end transect ell
busine.s that comet before the loard.
Everyone who hot relatives in Civil lend i. welcome
end urged te attend.
CIVIL BEND CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
Stella lohme. Secretory
MEMORIALS
ROCK OF ASIS
And other g-oniiei, tnorble
ar-d btonit,
16 vrs. of ttll,ra Ouolitv Iftm.
rials fo iot,t,ed customers.
W. W.ll N S. U.a.rM'
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HARRY G. RAPP.rep.
114 $. I. H,M St., (...t.r,
EUGENE GRANITE &
MARBLE WCRKS
101 r..kl,.
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H4ttf $rtte.
FIREMIN CALLED
Roseburg rural firemen were.
..UaH in nut nut a trash fire at
Harry's Furniture Store, 134S NE
Stephens St., Tuesday at 1:15 p m.
No damage wa. reported in the
outside fire.
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