Roseburg news-review., April 10, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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or do you Just look like other women T If to. you are losing the
keenest satisfaction possible to human nature, tff you demand In
dividuality In your wearing apparel, tf you wish to look attrucilvu,
dignified and fashionable, patronize the store that can otter you
exclusive service lu this respect.
This store is In position to offer you the most exclusive service.
Our stock Is complete Id every line. We cuu show you
The Very Newest Materials, the Very
Latest and Most Approved Styles are
ON DISPLAY
For Your Approval.
We Invite You to Come See Them
Finance Question
Puzzles Board
(Continued from page 1.)
Refund May be
Made on Taxes
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Bankers Convene
Roseburg Today
Hankers from Coos, Curry, Lane
and Douglas counties gathered iu
Roseburg today In the "Group 3"
conference which Is being held for
the purpose of discussing mutters
pertinent to the banking business In
the district served by the group. He-
cause or the late arrival of the north
bound train this afternoon the con
ference did net convene at the ap
pointed hour. A large number of
bankers from Lane county and the
northern part of Douglas, arrived
on the morning train and spent sev
eral hours viewing the city as the
guests of the local residents. At noon
a sort of get-together luncheon was
held and several matters discussed.
The afternoon meeting, which is to
be held in the Elks temple, will take
up matters pertaining strietly to the
banks and their operations and sev
eral of the leading men of the state
will speak. Following the meeting,
O. M. Plummer will present his in
teresting pictures at the Antler's
theuter, aud the meeting will then
udjuurn until G o'clock, ut whleh
time a banuuot for the bankers and
their ladles will be held ut the I'm l
quu hotel. This is to be fuutured
with a program and soelul time and
will doubtluss be greatly enjoyed.
moat of them. We also feel that In
Justice to the teachers we can do no
less than this.
It is impossible to wait until after
the May election before entering into
contracts with the teacners. tor ir
we did we would have no teachers
left with whom to enter into con
tract. The board is therefore pre
suming that if the millngo tax does
not curry, the voters of this dltsrlct
will supply the money necessary to
run the schools, and It tuey do not
as stated alovet all we can do is to
to as long as we can and men slop.
We ure compelled to pay the teach
ers a reasonable salary or we can
not auk them to sign contracts. We
must keep our buildings in repair.
keep them heated and supply au
other necessaries for which we must
piiy the mnrket price. Interest on
bonds also has to be met, aud when
our people give the mntter serious
thought, they will see that this cun
iiot be done without Bpendlng more
money than we have been spending.
The people of Roseburg have never
yet fulled to come to the support of
their Bcboois, and they will not do
so now. The board, after very thor
ough consideration, feels that the
best solution of the question is the
adoption of the nillluge tax law to
lie voted on In May. Otherwise, the
increased expense must he met by
a special tax levy for the enduing
year anil each yoar thereafter.
The board is also engaged In the
task of sifting out a large number of
applications in its search for the best
man for the city, superlntendency.
They have several very promising ap
nlicants under investigation and ex
pert to be uble within the next two
weeks to announce the new city su
perintendent.
Kobo corset In flesh and while.
Hell Millinery. If.
Come to armory April 12, dunce
and vaudeville. 12
Smart ond serviceable styles for
summer wear, tints, coats, suits and
waists. Hell Millinery.
ty. The Judge slttiuc together de
cided that the taxes authorized by
the government should be Included
In the budget under the limitation
provided by the people and that a
refund or rebate should be made by
the county.
Attorney Rice in presenting the
matter to the court ou behalf of his
clients, quoted the decision and
stated the position tuken by the
timber owners. The mailer Wus thor
oughly discussed and if the decision
of the Marlon county Judges Is to be
accepted there will be no alternative
but for the county to provide a re
bate. The opinion of the district ul
torney has been requested and he is
now considering the matter; It is
possible that the court will ask an
opinion from the attorney general.
and It also has the alternative of
allowing the matter to come into
court and be taken before the su
preme court to test the power of the
legislature to Impose additional bur
dens without providing means or
raising the necessary funds. How
ever, legal opinion here seems to be
that the county is "stuck" and will
have to pay.
If this la necessary. It wllr prob
ably cause considerable confusion. A
rebate of about 1.4 mills will be pro
vided, and all who have paid their
taxes in full will probably receive a
refund. Those who have paid only
one-half will have their second half
lowered to include the refund. Those
who hove failed to pay either the
first or second half will probably re
ceive the rebate at once, ull depend
ing, of courses, on the -action taken
by the county court.
Send Them Cards
Arundel, piano tuner, Phone 133L.
o
Salem Girl Dies
At Sanitarium
OATURDAY NIGHT JAZZ DANCC
U AT THE ROSEBURG ARMORY L
JAZZ-0-FOUR
FREE DANCING FROM 8:30 TO 9:00
THEN TEN (10) CENTS PER DANCE
NO ADM1HHIOX (HAjittK.
Will Open Tomorrow!
FOUTCH'S RESTAURANT
CORNER CASS AND SHERIDAN
will open it's dining room to the public Sunday,
after being closed for some time.
The decorations for the occasion will be furn
. ished by the Fern.
Everything for your comfort!
TRY US!
Miss Edith Montgomery, aged 26
onrs. nassed away lute last evening
at the Roseburg sanitarium, where
she hud been receiving treatment for
the past four months. Miss Mont'
Komery was a resident of Salem, Ore
gon, and came to this city for treat-
! ineiit. She was formerly a school
teacher near Salem, but had suffered
! with tuberculosis for the past six
yours. A sister ot the deceased Is ul-
receiviiig treatment ut the sanitar
ium. The mother and brother-ln
I law of the deceased are 111 lloseburg
I at the present time. The hony will
lie shinned to Salem on train No. 64
this evening, aud Interred at that
place. '
o-
Nlfly millinery at Bellows, not
over $15. tf
Sprella Corsctlere, Clara Comm.
Phone, 402-R. 311 W. Wash. tf.
Beckley Ranch
Has Been Sold
The J. Will Beckley ranch, located
on Ouk creek, and consisting of 1200
acres, has been sold to Charles W.
Uoise,- a recent arrival from New
York. Mr. BoiBe will take possession
of the place at once, and Mr. Beck
ley will endaevor to And another lo
cution closer to Roseburg. The
Beckley ranch is one of the largest
tracts In the county and is so situ
ated that portions of it can be used
for general farming and fruil, while
grazing lunds are also available. The
consideration involved In the trans
action was unt made public, but was
of a large figure.
LOCATK OX O. &. C. IVXIS.
That there are desirable tracts for
location in the O. si. C. grant lauds
recently thrown open for settlement
is evident fro ma report given today
by S. S. Morrison. During the cur
rent week three young men recently
in the service of their country have
located on good claims. They are
W. Maxwell and Messrs, Fry and
Langer. A number of others are
now in this county looking for locations.
Remember your friends
ia their joys and sorrows
by sending Cards and
Congratulations on
Birthdays
Wedding Days
Arrival op Baby
Good News
Cards of Sympathy
in Sickness or Death
tell them by cards of the
coming of the new baby.
They all add to the sum
of human happiness.
We carry the line made
by Gibson, by Davis, by
Clark. 5c to 35c in price
Roseburg Book Store
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For Yout Working
Capital
A checking account with the Rose
burg National Bank assures a strong
. depository for your working capi
tal a banking institution that
takes much pride in rendering use
ful service.
The Roseburg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore
M. J. 8. 1. Shoemaker.
How's This At
$2,000
Home with Furniture,
Ideal Location $3500
Call at Office for -.
particulars.
I-AMVH
CcASEY-HARDINcJ
PHONE 34
talks to the ladies on their part in
the reconstruction program, will also
he In lilddle to take part In the
meeting tonight. They arrived at
that place on the afternoon train here tomorrow, will also be sire m
, - U nn.l r..ln.lu tha 1 1, "t
in'i'i '"- t-uum nun, nnmmp, mtiuie imiiKMI.
meeting there, continue on to Row
burg to be present at the all-day
meeting 'heer tomorrow. The ttens
opiicon survey, wnicn will be shown
NEW TODA1
FOR SALE Sows and pigs.
A. Fisher, l'hone 12-F23.
Mrs.
LOST Bunch of keys. Kinder
turn to News-Review office.
WANTED Young lndy. Reception
room work. Clark's Studio.
FOR SA1.K Chevrolet. Recently
overhauled. C. O. Thomas tiarage.
WANTED Waitress at Foutch's
restuurunt, corner Cuss and Sheridan.
FOR SAI.K Burn in Nuchter's
grove, to bo moved. Cusey-Ilurd-lng.
SlTHF.Itl.lV ODD 1-KM.OWS . . . .
PREPARE (-Kl.tillli.VriOX
Frank J. Norton, who was over
from Sutherlin today, says the Odd
Fellows and Rehekuhs there are go
ing right ahead with their prepara
tions for the annual county celebra
tion of the order on Monday, April
26. This annual event Is participated 'Ion.
in the county and i I"
Interest Shown In
Theosophical Lecture
Much interest is being manifested
in the series of lectures which Ur.
Elizabeth. Pickett, who is sent out
by the Portland Theosophical so
ciety, is givintr in this city. The lec
tures are held in the lluydcn photo
studio. The first in the series was
given lust night. Ur. Pickett's sub
ject being "individual Reconstruc-
The lectures will all beon the
rolilems before everyone to-
fluy, and nil who are Interested in
f. ' i
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til
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i
ir bv all the lodges
is looked forward to with much in
terest. Last vear the celebration was i these problems should be present.
held In Hoseburg ,and this year's I IT. I'ickett is well informed and
event will be held at Sutherlin. The handles her subject matter In a very
Sutherlin lodge Is tho "baby lodge" able manner. The next lecture in
of the ronntv but Is a lively youngs- the series will be given on Sunday
ter and has 99 members at this date. I afternoon at 3 o'clock on "The Com-
They expect to reach the century "'K Age.' Everyone 1b cordially in
"VM our eHPJ:
" m vme-to us tor
Squint eyes detract from your appearance and efficiency.
If you huve EYE-STRAIN, come to us and let us fit you with
the glasseB you need. You cannot afford to let your eyes "go."
Our expert will be glad to examine your eyes. Consultutlon free.
When you need glasses we will sell them to you for a REASON
ABLE PRICE. ' .
When looking for glasses, also look at our beautiful JEWELRY
and silverware.
Our WORD is our BOND.
BUBAR BROTHERS
'iiiark at a vory early date.
FOR SALE Saddle mare, o years
old, sound und gentle. Phone
10-F25.
FOB SALE Klmbull 'piano; used
very little, excellent tone. Phone
173-L.
y&y c& lSdiaffncr- B
NX V I Marx Suits
Langham :
1& Clothes- X xn 6
1 craft Suits X " i
n
A HAROAIN Four-room house and
lot, $450; bath room not 111. C.
Merrill. 504 Mill St.
FOR SALE Farms and houses. My
overliud expense is light, so I give
bargains. C. Merrill, 504 Mill St
FOR SALE One second hnnd Ilar-
y-Pavidson bicycle in first class
condition. List price $60; price,
$27.50. rbone 448-J.
OR SALE Eggs for hatching from
pure bred O. A. C. Harred Hocks.
Jl.:'. per 15. Address Elmer
Swan, Looking (.lass, Ore.
"OK SAI.K liOfi acres of timber for
sale; rew rods from highway and
near siding at Riddle. .Must be
sold nt once, flood team logging
proposition. Address Hurry L.
tirnbe. Cottage drove. Ore.
Old stock of Shoes and Suits
at Old Prices.
1.AIY OR GENTLEMAN AGENT
vanted in RoscVur'g- tor "Walking"
fnmous products. Wutkins goods
known everywhere. Illg profits.
Write today. Watklns Co., 61.
Winona. Minn.
STRAYED 4 Jerseys about 10
months old; one light colored bull,
both ears cropped; three heifers,
one dark color, other two light
color. Reward for Information
that will lead to their recovery.
A. V. Newport, .Plxonvllle.
FOR SALE Ileautlful. modern five
room bungalow, bath and sleep
ing porch, at the Intersection of
Fnllerlon and Mlcelll streets In the
Grove. Picturesque view of the
river Price $2000. Casey-Harding,
I.ands.
NEW SNAP SHOTS
Spring millinery, smart and cor
rect, though moderately priced. Bell
Millinery.
Public Library Fund dance and
vaudeville. Monday, April 12 $1
per couple. Extra ladies 25c, gal
lery 20c. 12
TROTTERS 1.X('E.
vited to attend these meetings.
See the vaudeville. April 12. Spec
tutors, 20c. Dance tickets, $1, ad
mitting lady and gentleman. Pro
ceeds for the Library fund. tb
Church Meeting at
Riddle Tonight
Itev. J. II. Dickson, of the Bantist
church bf this city, left this morning
Wednesday. April 14lh. Maccubee ; for Riddle, where he will attend
hall. Committee.
hurch meeting to be held there to-
flight in the interests of the Inter
church World Mocenient conference.
Dr. Cornell, of Portland; Rev. Dun-
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Vaudeville and dance at armory
Mnmlnv Anril 1 1
R. W. Ilincklev, a prominent broc- J ham- of Eugene; Rev. Waldo, of the
coli grower of the Garden valley vl-luhlle Temple of Portland, and Mrs.
cinlty, spent today in this city at-lr'- ' Kellei.ir,, who represents the
tending to business matters. Christian denomination and who
Tickets to the vaudeville and
dance April 12, $1, which admit
lady and gentleman. Extra ladies,
for dance, 25c; spectators to sal-
lery. 20c. . tb
Mr. aud Mrs. N. Tl. Swain, real-;
dents of Rlverton, Wyoming, arc
spending a few days in this city.
They are In search of a location and
If a suitable one can be found will
become permanent residents of i
Douglas county. I
The county court remained In ses- 1
slhn today for the purpose of revls-'
Ing the election boards and filling
vacancies. Many have declined to ,
serve this year and as a consesUt ce
the task of the court In selecting .
Judges and clerks is enormous. !
Noble Andrews, of Myrtle Creek.
republican candidate for representa
tive from Douglas county, arrived In '
Roseburg this morning after spend
ing several .days In the northern part ',
of the county In the Interest of his
campaign. I
At the Baptist . church Mondav
night at 6:30 " basket supper will
be served. Coffee will be furnished, i
Plense send or bring baskets hy
5:30. At 7:30 Rev. Franklin,'
known the world over, will give an
an address on Interchurcti World
Movement. All will be welcome.
TONIGHT
Constance Binney
in
Erstwhile Susan
When nineteenth century ideas clashed with twentieth ccnturf
ideals. "
"Merry Jail Birds," and Pathe News.
Modern
Cottage
E room plstsered house with
both. Modern plumbing. On
pavement. Lot 40 x 102 feet to
alley. House Is modern with
built-in features.
PRICE $2300.00
River bottom land, frnit lands,
stock ranches. A- choice selec
tion of properties to choose from.
We have what you want. Call in
and see as.
G. W. YOUNG and SON
lira Estate and Insurance
116 Cass St. Phone 417
Sl.NDAV
TAYLOK HOLMES IN "NOTHIXfi BUT THE Tltl'TH.
TODAY
Enid Bennett
The Virtuous Thief
A Mry thnl wHI tug Ami tug nt nil the big huninn emotion!
know.
Fatty Arbuckle
in
Camping Out
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