Roseburg news-review., April 20, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

REWS-KKVIKW. TlKHD.tY. APRIL 10, 1090.
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jiOTICE OF EUXTIOX.
vochv riven that tnc
Sol":! council of the City of Rose-i
Common touuw rmttkmd ordinance!
or7, ... qualified electors of I
No. ' 1 , u.hnr for their ap-!
tbe or rejection at the Primary
r?. 0 b. held I" My
V and which Mid ordinance
' .sed by the Common Council
"f Proved by the Mayor of ll
SJ S S llltdw of April. 1910.
tUJ ?. in words and figures as fol-
" i ha Primary
'""orlilruu.oe No. 718.
oti'W creating a Boxing Com
AVi1ionr the C'ty of Koseburg.
a t the General Laws of
for n1 submitting tha
" .i. f alri eumnilSBlon 10 mo.
."alifled voters of Mid city for
Approval or rejection, and declor-
. .i.ArfAIK'V.
Whereas. .nrirltiiena
".". Ai.l nf Roseburg. Oregon, has '
m ... ; f!iiv Recorde
1 1 I I'U 1IIU " "J
d presented to th Mayor and
Council, praying for the
... i 1 1 1 in. i : i v i . .mi 1 1 lit' i
creation of a boxing commission fori
uld city under tne provisions vi
Chapter 344 of the General Laws of
Oregon for 1919;
Now Therefore, ne Is ordained by
(he people of the City of Roseburg:
The City of Roseburg does ordain
as follows:
Section 1. That there be and Is
bereby created a boxing commission
lor the city of Roseburg.-under the
' . .... r Chanter 344 of tha
provisions of Chapter '
Section 2. Said commission shall 'electors of said City for approval or
section - -.. wno .hall rejection at the Primary Election to
T PPotted V the Myo" and be held therein May 21 1920. said
those Tim of office shall be for one proposed aet being as follows, to
Tsr from the date of their appoint-. wlt-
Section 3. Said commission and
all boxing bouts within the City of
Roseburg shall be governed by the
provisions of Chapter 344 of the
General Laws of Oregon for 1919.
Section 4. The creation of Mid
boring commission shall not become
rlfective until this ordinance Is rati
fied by a vote of the qualified elect
ors of the City of Roseburg, and for
that purpose this ordinance Is here
by referred to the qualified voters
of said city, for approval or rejec
tion at the primary election to be
held therein on the 21st day of May.
1910.
Section S. The form In which
said proposition shall appear on the
aSicial ballots at said election shall
be as follows, to-wlt:
Proposed by the Conncll.
Shall a boxing commission be ap
pointed for the City of Roseburg,
as provided by Ordinance No. 719?
Vote "Yes" or "No".
506 YES.
507 . NO.
Section 6. The Judges and clerks
appointed to conduct said election
are the Judges and clerks appointed
by the proper authorities of Douglas
County. Oregon, to conduct said pri
mary election, and the voting places
In the respective voting precincts for
the respective voting precincts for
holding said election In said city are.
the places designated by the proper
authorities of said county for such
purpose.
Section 7. That the City Re
corder of the City of Roseburg be
and Is hereby directed to give no
tice of said election, as required by
the laws of the City of Roseburg.
Section 8. Whereas, It 1b neces
sary In ordor to promote peace and
harmony among the citizens of the
City of Roseburg that the question
of the creation of said boxing com
mission be settled by the qualified
voters of said city at the earliest
date possible, this ordinance Is
deemed of Immediate necessity for
the preservation of the peace, health
and safety of the City of Roseburg
and Its inhabitants, and an emerg
ency is therefore hereby declared to
exist, and this ordinance shall be in
full force and effect Immediately up
on Its passase bv the Council and its
approval by the Mayor.
No'ice Is hereby further given that
the Common Council of the City of
RoselHirjr, by Ordinance No. 720.
Passed by the Council and approved
by the .Mayor April 6. 1920. proposed
the repeal of Sections 146 to 155.
both Inclusive, of the existing muni
cipal charter of said City and that
aid proposed Charter repeal will he
submitted to the qualified electors
of said City for approval or rejection
the Primary Election to be held
therein May 21. 1920, said proposed
set belnK as follows, to-wlt:
Proposed by the rVmnril1
Anact to repeal Sections 146 to
l.l.i. boh Inclusive, of the Charter
"I ' the Cltv of Roseburg, Oregon,
hirh authorize, among other
'nines, the issuance of $500,000
: In bonds for the construction of a
Who Said
We are Selling our Stock at $7.00 per hundred in
unbroken sacks. To protect the bona-fide Con
sumers, we are limiting our sales to one sack to
each customer. No sale made to other than actual
Consumers.
More Money for your Produce
i- Daniels
ratlroad from Roseburg to Coos
Bay, Oregon.
lit u ennvtwi oy uie people oi tne
City of Roseburg. Oregon:
That Sections lit to 155. both In-
elusive, of the Charter of the City of I
Roseburg. which authorise, anions i
other things, the Issuance of 1500.-
00e In bonds of the City of Roso
burg .'or the construction of a rail
road from Roseburg to Coos Bay.
Oregon, and which Mid sections of
Mid charter were adopted by the
vote of the qualified voters of Mid
city, at an election held therein on
the Bth day of October, 1914, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
The form In which said proposed
repeal of Mid sections of tbe Charter i
Ore-(shall appear on the official ballots at
(said election shall be as follows, to-
- wn;
Proposed by the Council.
Khali Sections 146 to 156, both
Inclusive, of the existing municipal
charter of the -City of Roseburg
which provide, among other things.
for the Issuance of 1500,000 In
bonds for the construction of a rail
road from Roseburg to Coos Ray,
Oregon, be repealed?
Vote "Yes" or "No".
R02 YES.
603 NO."
Notice Is hereby further given
that the Common Council of the City
oi Roseburg, by Ordinance No. 721,
passed by the Council and approved
by the Mayor April 5, 1920 pro
posed the repeal of Sections 156 to
161, both inclusive, of the existing
municipal charter of Mid City and
that said proposed Charter repeal
,nBl ,ala Proposea (.Barter repeal
lvm be submitted to the qualified
,1
An act to repeal Sections 156 to
161, both Inclusive, of tbe Charter
of the City of Roseburg Oregon
which authorize, among other
things the Issuance of $300,000
in bonds for the construction of a
railroad from Roseburg to the
western boundary of the Casacde
Range Forest Reserve.
Be It enacted by the people of the
City of Roseburg, Oregon:
That Sections 166 to 161, both In
clusive, of the Charter of the City of
Roseburg, which authorize, ameng
other things, the issuatfee of $300,
000 in bonds of the City of Rose
burg for the construction of a rail
road from Roseburg to the western
boundary of the Cascade Range For
est Reserve, and which Mid sections
of said charter were adopted by the
rote of the qualified voters of the
said city at an election held therein
on the 3rd day of June, 1915, Sec
tions 156 and 157 of which were
amended by vote of the qualified
voters of Mid city at an election held
therein on the 22nd day of May.
1916, be and the same is bereby re
pealed.
The form in which said proposed
repeal of said sections of the Charter
shnll appear on the official ballots
at said election shall be as follows,
to-wit:
"Proposed by the Council.
Shall Sections 156 to 161, both
Inclusive, of the existing municipal
charter of the City of Roseburg.
which provide, among other things,
tor the Issuance of $300,000 in
bonds for the construction of a rail
road from Roseburg to- the western
boundary of the Cascade Range For
est Reserve, he repealed?
Vote "Yes" or "No".
504 YBS
505 NO."
Notice Is herehy further given
that by virtue of Ordinance No. 722
passod by tbe Common Council and
approved bv the Mayor of the City
of Roseburg April 6, 1920. the said
Common Council proposed the en
actment of an amendment to the ex
isting municipal charter of said City,
and that the same will be submitted
to the qualified electors of said city
for tholr approval or rejection at
the Primary Election to be held
therein May 21, 1920, which amend
ment Is as follows, to-wlt:
Proposed Oiarter Amendment.
"An Act to amend sub-divisions 44
to 51, both Inclusive, of Section
33 of the existing municipal char
ter of the City of Roseburg, Ore
. gon. so as to authorlize the City
of Roseburg to acquire a water
and tight syBtem, 'providing for
the issuance of bonds of snld city
In the sum of Five Hundred
Thousand ($500,000) Dollars to
provide the funds therefor, provid
ing a tax for paying the interest
on said bonds and S sinking fund
to nay said bonds at maturity, nnd
authorizing the council to provide,
for the management, operation
and maintenance of said system.
Be It enacted by the people of tho:
City of Roseburg, Oregon:
P.ndpef.r Potatoes
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
More
That sub-dlvielona 44. 46, 46, 47.
48. 49, 50 and 1 of Section J 3 of
the existing mualcipal charter of the
City of Roseburg. Oregon, as enscted
by the Legislative Assembly et the
8tate of Oregon, by "An act to in
corporate the Cily of Roseburg. and
to repeal all acta and parts of acts
in conflict therewith, to-wlt: An act
entitled 'An act to Incorporate the
City of Roseburg', approved Octo
ber 3. 1872: and an act entitled 'An
act to amend an act entitled an act
to Incorporate the city of Roseburg.'
approved October 19, 1880; and 'An
Act to amend an act entitled An act
to Incorporate the city of Roseburg,'
approved February 3, 1889; also, an
act amendatory of Mid act. filed In
the office of the Secretary of State
reuruary is, 1891; and also an act
to Incorporate the city of Roseburg,'
and to define the powers thereof, ap
proved February 25, 1895; and to
repeal all acta amendatory thereof
and In conflict therewith", (which
act was filed in the office of the Sec
retary of State on February 22,
1905) and as amended by vote of
the peonle of said city at an elec
tion held May ft, 1907. and as
amended by vote of the people of
said city at the general election hold
therein on the 5th day of October,
1914, and as amended by vote of the
people of said city at an election
held therein on the 3rd day of June,
1915, and an amended by vote of
the people of Mid city at an elec
tion held therein on the 22nd of
May. 1916, shall be and the same
are hereby amended so as to read as
follows, to-wlt:
44. To borrow money on the
faith and credit of the city: and to
that end may provide for the Imu
anee end sale of negotiable bonds of
the cltv for any specific purpose and
to designate the manner and time of
payment thereof, and the Interest
thereon: provided, that the amount
of the principal of Mid bonds so Is
sued for any and all purposes shall
never, except the- bonds heretofore
issued by the city and now outstand
ing, and except aa may hereafter be
provided by law, exceed In the ag
gregate the amount hereinafter In
this section authorized. It shall be
lawful and the council Is herehy
given the power, under the restric
tions herein expressed, to Issue and
sell negotiable bonds of the city, the
nrlncipal of which shall not exceed
the sum of Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars for the purpose of acquiring,
constructing and maintaining a sys
tem of water works or electric light
works, or either or both thereof, for
the purpose of supplying water and
electricity, or either thereof, for any
and all purposes for which the same
may be used, to said city of Rose
burg and the Inhabitants thereof and
the vicinity thereof. The bonds here
hy authorized may be In such form
and of such denominations ss the
council mnv determine. The princi
pal of raid bonds shall become due
thirty years from tha date hereof.
but any part or all of them mr be
paid by the city at the expiration of
ten years from their date, or at any
Interest payment period thereafter
prior to maturity. They shall bear
Interest at a rate not to exceed five
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, and shall be sold for not
less than their par value. They shall
be issued and sold at such times as
the council may direct, but not so as
to exceed, in the aggregate the sum
of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
They shall be signed by the Mayor
and Recorder with their respective
names of office, and shall bear the
seal of Mid city. All bonds issued
hereunder shair be deemed concur
rent and shall he without priority as
to each other. In addition to being
a general obligation of the city, they
shall be a first and exclusive lien on
all of the water and light system ac
quired with the funds obtained by
the city from their sale.
45. The power plant for Mid elec
tric light system shall be acquired
by original construction and shall be
located at what is known as Whist
ler's Bend on the North Umpqua
river in Douglas county, Oregon, hut
the remainder of said electric light
system and all of said water system
may be acquired by original con
struction, condemnation or purcnue,
aa the Council may deem fit and
proper.
46. The Council of the City of
Roseburg. under the limitations In
this charter set out. Shall at all times
have power and authority to provide
for the acquisition, ownership, con
struction and maintenance of a sys
tem of water works and electric
light works, or either or both there
of, and for the Issuance of bonds
therefor.
47. The Income derived from Mid
water and light plant, or either
thereof, shall be disposed of In the
following order and manner:
(a). In the payment of the reas
onable costs and expenses of operat-
Goods for your Money.
O. J. Lindsey
ing Mid plant. Including needed re
pairs thereon, and collecting Its
lovenuea. -l
hi. In the navnient of the Inter-
eat accruing on tha outstanding
bonds issued to secure such plant.
(c). In making extension to and
Improvements upon Mid plant.
d. lu tho accumulation of a
sinking fund for the payment of the
outstanding bonds Issued to secure
such plant
(e). In the payment of the bonds
Issued to secure Mid plant.
48. The Council may provide by
ordinance a system for the manage
ment, opera '.ion and maintenance of
all such public utilities u may be ac
quired by the city under the provi
sions of this charter, not Inconsist
ent with the provisions of this
amendment.
49. Tbe Council Is hereby author
ized and directed to levy a tax an
ually, in addition to the taxes au
thorized by anb-divisions 1 to 6, In
clusive, and sub-dlvlston 39 of sec
tion 33 of this charter, and In addi
tion to all other taxea authorized to
be levied and collected by thia char
ter or any of the amendments there
to, sufficient to pay the Interest ac
cruing on the bonds authorized by
sub-division 44 of this section, and
after ten years from the date of the
iMuance of said bonds, such further
levy as may be necessary to provide
a sinking fund sufficient In amount
to pay said bonds at maturity, or to
pay Mia Donas or any part thereof at
any option period hereinbefore pro-
viaea; ana tne council may cause
Mid sinking fund to be loaned at In
terest upon approved security or In
vested in approved, Interest bearing
sescnrities in tne name or the city
pending the maturity of Mid bonds.
60. The Indebtedness authorized
by this amendment to the municipal
charter of the City of Roseburg is in
addition to all Indebtedness hereto
fore authorized and Incurred by Mid
city and is not to be considered as
affected by any limits of Indebted
ness In Mid charter or elsewhere.
61. All parts of the charter of th
Cltv of Roseburg and all ordinances
and parts of ordinances of Mid cily
in conflict with the provisions of this
charter amendment are herehv
amended, modified or repealed as the
case may require In order that this
amendment may be In effect.
The form In which said proposed
amendment ahall appear on the 6TTT
cial ballots at Mid election shall be
as follows, to-wlt:
"Proponed by the Council.
Shall the amendment of sub
divisions 44. 46. 46. 47. 48, 49, 50
and 61 of Section 33 of the charter
of the City of Roseburg, to authorize
the acquisition of a water and light
plant for said city, by original con
struction of electric power plant at
Whistler's Bend apd by original con
struction, purchase or condemnation
of the remainder of said electric
light plant and all of Mid water
works, authorizing the issuance and
sale of bonds of the city In a sum
not to exceed $500,000.00. bearing
Interest at 6 Der Cent npr annum tn
be sold at not less than par, provid
ing for the levy of taxes to pay the
interest thercol and to provide a
sinking fund to pay the principal
thereof, and authorizing the round I
to provide for the management, oper-
uwii mm maintenance or Mid sys
tem, as proposed by Ordinance No.
t&a, oe aaopted?
Vote "Yes" or "No."
600 YES.
601 NO."
notice is hereby further irtirnn
that the Common Council of the City
ui iiuneuurg, uregon, Has referred
Ordinance No. 723 to the minima
electors of the City of Roseburg for
their approval or rejection at the
primary election to be held In Mid
city May 21. 1920. and which uid
ordinance was passed by the Com
mon council and approved by the
Mayor of Mid city on the 12th day of
April, 1920, and Is In words and fig
ures as toiiows, to-wlt:
Ordinance No. 723.
An r.rdlnance appropriating the anm
c.f five hundred dollars a year for
tne maintenance or a camp ground
lor touri&ts, providing for the
management and control thereof,
submitting this ordinance to the
qualified electors of Mid city for
approval or rejection, and declar
ing an emergency.
Whereas, It is deemed necessary
for the welfare of the City of Rose-bv-T
to maintain a camp ground for
tourists, and
Whereas, It Is considered Just thai
the qualified voters of the city should
have a voice in the expenditure of
public moneys, now, therefore.
Be it ordained by the People of the
City of Roseburg:
The City of Roseburg does ordain as
follows:
Section I. That there is hereby
appropriated from the funds of the
City of ItOBeburg not otherwise ap
propriated the sum of Five Hundred
Dollars a yeaf for the maintenance
of a camp ground for tourists.
Section 2. The Common Council
of the city of Roseburg is hereoy au
thorized to secure by lease or any
other lawful means except by pur
chase, a suitable tract of land for
such camp ground, and Is hereby au
thorized to expend the moneys here
by appropriated In paying the rent,
If any, on such camp ground and In
maintaining the Mine, but such camp
ground shall at all times be under
the exclusive Jurisdiction ando ontrol
of the Common Council.
Section 3. Said appropriation shall
not be available until and unless this
ordinance Is approved and ratified by
the vote of the qualified electors of
the City of Roseburg, and for that
purpose this ordinance Is hereby re
ferred to the qualified electors of
THE RU1TER SANITARIUM
(Incorporated)
Our Improved facilities are being
appreciated, so (bat even now de
sired entrance should be arranged
for several days In advance. Dr.
B rower la the house physician and Is
prepared to answer any call made
upon him. Phone $13. 327 West
Doaalu street.
DR. V. L. Kt'rTKR, Medical Director
said c'.ty for approval or rejection at
the primary election to be held
therein on the 31st day of May.
1920.
Section 4. The form lu which the
question of the approval or rejection
of this ordinance shall appear upon
the official ballots shall be aa fol
lows, to-wit:
I'ropoaetl by the Council.
"Shall the Cily of Roseburg appro
priate $500.00 a year for the main
tenance of a camp ground for tour
ists, as provided by Ordinance No.
723?
Vote "Yea" or "No."
610 Yes.
611 No."
Section 6. The Judges and clerks
appointed to conduct Mid election '
are the Judges and clerks appointed
by the proper authorities of Douglas-;
County, Oregon, to conduct Mid pri
mary election, and tbe voting places ;
In the respective voting precincts for ;
holding Mid election In Mid city are
the placea designated by tha proper
authorities of Mid county for such
purpose.
Section 6. That the City Recorder
of the City of Roseburg be and Is
hereby directed to give notice of Mid
election, aa required by the laws of
the Cily of Roseburg.
Section 7. Whorcas, It Is neces
sary In order to secure the benefits
of a camp ground for tourists dur
ing the coming season that said ap
propriation become available as soon
aa possible, and
whereas, the Council desires to
submit the question of the appropri
ation of the funds provided for In
Section 1 of this ordlnsnce to the
qualified electors at the primary
election to be held May 21, 1920,
and there Is not time to give the re
quired notice unleM this ordinance
becomes effective Immediately, an
emergency Is therefore hereby de
clared to exist, and this ordinance
shall be In full force and effect Im
mediately upon Its passage by the
Council and Its approval by the
Mayor.
Notice Is hereby further given
that by virtue of Ordinance No. 724
passed by the Common Council and
approved by the Mayor of the City
of Roseburg April 19, 1920, the said
Common Council proposed tho en
actment of an amendment to the ex
isting municipal charter of said city,
and that the same will be submitted
to the qualified electors of said city
for their approval or rejection at
the Primary Election to be held
therein May 21, 1920, which amend
ment Is as follows, to-wit:
Proposed Charter Amendment.
"An Act to amend section 33 of the
existing municipal charter of the
City of Roseburg by adding there
to suli-dlvision 56, to authorize the
City of Roseburg to acquire cer
tain lands hereinafter described,
known aa the Hanan property, tor
a park and aviation field, provid
ing for the Issuance of not to ex
ceed $7000.00 in negotiable bonds
of the City of Roseburg to provl Je
funds for the acquisition of Mid
lands and for the maintenance of
Mid park and aviation field, and
providing for the levy of taxea to
pay the Interest on saia bonus at.a
to pay raid bonds at maturity.
Be it Enacted by the People of the
City of Roseburg, Oregon:
That section 33 of the existing
municipal charter of the City of
Roseburg, Oregon, as enacted by the
Legislative Assembly of the State of
Oregon, by "An Act to Incorporate
the City of Roseburg, and to repeal
all acts and parts of acts In cnntiici
therewith, to-wlt: An Act entitled
'An Act to Incorporate the Cily of
Roseburg. approved October 3,
1872; and an act entitled 'An Act to
amend an act entitled an act to In
corporate the City of Roseburg,' ap
proved October 19, 1880: and 'An
Act to amend an act entitled an Act
to Incorporate the City of Rose
burg.' approved February 23, 1889:
also, an act amendatory of said act.
died In the office of the Secretary ef
State February 19, 1891: and also
an act to Incorporate (he Cily of
Roseburg, and to define the powers
thereof, npproved February 25,
1896; and to repeal all acts amend
atory thereof and In conflict there
with," (which act was filed In the
office of the Secretary of Slate on
February 22, 1905). and as amend
ed by vote of the people of snld cltv
at an election held May 6. 1907. and
as amended hv Vote of the people of
said city at the general election held
therein on the 6th dav or octoner.
1914. and as amended by vote of the
people of said cltv at an election held
therein on tho 3rd day of June.
1915. and as amended by vote of the
neonle of said city at an election
held therein on the 22nd day of Mnv.
1916. shall be and the same Is here
hy amended by sddlne to snld eec
tlon 33 suh-dlvislon 65, which shall
read as follows, to-wlt :
KS. The Common Council of the
City of R"ohiirg Is hereby riven full
power and authority to purchase the
following described real property,
to-wlt:
A tract of land lylnr In the sww
of Section 25. the NW A of Section
36. the NEW of Section 35 and the
RK1 of Section 2. all of which sec
tions are In Townshln Z7 8., it. s w..
W. M.. being bounded on the west
and northwest by the right of wav
fence of the Oregon California
railroad, described as follows: Start
ing at a nolnl 924 feet north and
986 feet east of the section corner
common to sections 26. ?s. and
36. township 27 S.. R. 6 W . w. M..
and running smith 32 degrees 12
minutes west 3129 feet to an Inter
section with the rlrht of way fence
of the Oregon at California railroad
at a point 1720 roet sontn ann orv
feet west "of the section corner com
mon (o the above numbered sections.
thence following the Mid right of
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children
In U For Over 30 Year
Always bears
tbe
Signstuie
way fence north and east 3766 fret
to a point 1221 feet north and (30
feet east of tbe section corner
common to the above numbered sec
tions, thence south 2$ degrees 32
minutes east 330 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 60.14 acres, In
Douglas County, Oregon, together
with a roadway across the lands of
O. M. Hanan from the Pacific High
way to said above described lands,
said lands being known as the Hanan
property.
For a park and aviation field, and
So Issue and sell negotiable bonds of
tbe City of Roseburg. the principal
of which shall not exceed the sum of
Seven Thousand Dollars, for the
purpose of providing the funds for
the acoutsltlon ef mid Isnds and for
(he maintenance of said park and
aviation field. The bonds hereby au
thorized shall be In such form and of
such denominations and payable sa
to principal at such (lino aa the
Council may determine, Mid time
not to exceed twenty years. Thev
shall bear Interest at not to exceed
5 per cent per annum, payable semi
annually. All bonds Issued here
under shsll he deemed concurrent
ana snail ne without priority as to ond Board Judges: Clara Marks,
each other. In addition to being a Richard Klemm: Clerks- W 8
reneral obllratlon of the City of Powell. Mary E. Hlnkle, Emma Olm
Rnseoiirg, they shall he a first and! stead.
exclusive lien on said lands from the The said election will commence
time said lands are acquired by the and close on Mid 21st day of May
city until said bonds are fullv paid. 1 1920, at the time provided by tha
The Council Is hereby authorized to ttwg 0f the Sttate of Oregon
levy a tax annuslly. in addition to a'l ! Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this
olher taxes suthnrlred to be levied. 19th day of April, 1920.
by the charier of the City of Rose-! h; WHIPPLE
burg, to pay the Interest on Mid city Recorder of the City of ftos.
bonds ss the same becomes due. and
to pay said bonds at any time therein
authorised. The Indebtedness au
thorized hv this charter amendment
Is In sddltlon to pll other Indebted
ness of said el'v already Incurred or o.i.elesslv fired a gun on Jackson
authorized and Is not to he consld- gireet. the bullet crashing through
ered as affected hv sny limits of In- window In the Nygren storage bat
dhtednes In snld charter or else- tPry station and through the wall of
where. All nars of Ihe charter of -hB adjoining building occupied by
the Cltv of Rosehnrr and sll ordln- Sloper's cleaning and pressing estab
ances or parts of ordinances of said ''isnment snd lodging In one of the
eltv In conflict with the provisions 0"fcBrs In that room. It was not
of this charter amendment, are here- ntli yesterday that the bullet was
nv amennen. momnea nr rep-nipn nt
,., r.-.iiurr in nri'r un" paving passed unnoticed since the
thl amendment mav be In effect. "first of the year. The hole In tha
The form. In which said proposed
amendment shall snpenr on the offi-.but lt WR., thought to have been the
rial ballots at said election shnll be'prnk of , child, the holes In the
as follows, to-wit:
"Pmnowl hv the Council. 'when the bullet was found lmbed
Shall Sxetlon 33 of the charier nf in ,h door of a locker It wu
the City of Rosehnrr ho amended br'rnnloVed and proved to he either a
adding thereto suh-dlvlsion 66. pro- j2 0f .88 caliber revolver bullet. I
riding Tor tne scouisition or tre(
properly known as the Hanan prop
erly for a park and aviation field.
and for the Issuance or $7,000 Int The high school registration
bonds of Ihe city to provide the;0OBe(i iast night, the books having
funds for tho acquisition of said , 1Pen opened yesterday for belated
lands and for the maintenance of ireclstrnnts. Two hundred snd sixty
said park and avlntion field, and pro- lelrht of the pupils of the school have
vldlnr for the levy ef taxes to pnv rBIstered and will vote at the eleo-.
the Interest on said bonds snd to pavtlon .,-h will be conducted slmul
sald bonds, as provided by Ordinance itaneously and In the ssme manner
No. 724? n, the nrlmarv election on May II.
Vote "Yes" or "No." I Out of those registered 163 are re-
608 YF.S. I publicans. 103 democrats, 2 social-.
609 NO." I st, and 1 independent.
The voting places In Ihe respec-t OPKRATKO ON YV.STF.RDAY.
tlve voting retu:ts hnMtug si Id .
election In snld dl rri hs plpecs a. J. Cnrman, local railroad con
whlch will he designated by the ductor, was operated on yesterday
County Court of Douglas County, r Bt the Southern Pacific hospital In
Oregon, at Its May term, as the vol- pan Francisco for the cure of a
Ing places for holding the primary stomach disorder with which he has
election herein mentioned. Thefheen. afflicted for many years. Hll
Judges and clerks appointed to eon-iwfe g wth him.
duct said election are tho Judges
and clerks appointed hv the proper; XAMK IS WITHDRAWN.
authorities of said Douglas County.. I
Oregon, to conduct said primary; p u.KW. Or., April 1 9. The nam
election, and are as follows, to-wtt: of C. F,. Rlcker. of Osrdlner, who
Rellows Judges: A. A. Bellows, i n(0,t since filing his declaration of
Chas. A. Oil; Clerks: Mrs. Tlllle candidacy for Btste representative ,
Adams. R. H. Grlnstead,, Lizzie L. 'from Pouaias county, was eliminated
Mnrsters. ' from the primary ballot by the sen-
Benson Judges: Mrs. Torn Rnf-' retary of stste here today. Mr.
fely. Miss Margaret Paer: rirrkv 'Kicker filed by petition, and no no
Marv K. Ilubar, Core. Cliur m, Lymhi ttco nf his death was received here
L. Perkins. Mint'! torts'-.
Caro First Board. Jmlres: C. I".
Johnson. J. O. Hellru: Clerks: Mrs.
Allle Fickle. Bessie R ltldd'e. Mrs.
Nora Flint. Second Hoard. .Indues:
C. It. Hilton, Ada Pavton: Clerks
Elfle Schwartz, Agnes M. l'llchfori',
Leola M. Wilson.
Deer Creek F!rt Board, .ludces:
F. A. Bemls. 8. J. Blerk: Cler):s: W.
n. Bell. Elizabeth Hunt. Tlllle E.
Johnson. Second Ronrd Judges:
Joe BIosbt. jBines Kwarl: Clerks:
A. E. Street, W. H. Buzzell, Jumes
r .........
Hamilton Judres: A. L. Milium,
Lulu Llndsev; Clerks: Minnie Tins-
mer. Sttslo Lewis. Relle Stephenson,
Herman First Board, Judges: E.
Wood
$5.00
per
Tier
H.C.L.
Five Onl. oil. $1.10. will last better than a week. "cT lorg
will a tier of wood last you? Wood is more or Ian dirty to
handle and occupies a spuse 4 ft. by 8 ft. by 16 Inches; 6 Ual.
of oil. the space of a good armful of wood.
I'KOHI.F.M: How long will It take to pay for aa oU stove In tH9
saving of fuel alonoT v
See our Clark Jewell, the old reliable that we have been
handling for years, and will solve the problem for yoo. Come
to us and find out
HOW!
Churchill Hardware Co.
L. Giles. Mrs. S. A. Phillips; Clerks:
Mrs. Lenora 8. Page, Ivan Pickens,
Frances J. Howell. Second Board .
Judges: M. F. Rice. C. M. Page;
Clerks: Alma C. Harness, W. F. Kar
ris. C. W. Wharton. ,
I-ao First Board. Judges: May
Patrick, Mrs. Carrie Bell; Cierka:
Funnlo A. Wright, Hilda RelsenatelB.
Clara Corum. Second Board
Judges: Joe Murphy, D. C.
Humphrey; Clerks: Viola WUlett.
Ethel J. Burt, F. A. Reldel.
RiMeo-urg First Board. Judraa:
Choi S. McEIhin". w A. Spragua;
j Clerks: Jean B. PUts' R 'n Greenl
i Mary E. HochradeL Second iln.nl
Judges: C. B. Cannon. Nannie
sprague; Clerks: Evelyn Hoover,
tvs Howard. Geo. K. yuine, Jr.
TJmpquo First Board, Judges: W.
E. Marsters, Ida Nichols; Cierka:
Mary Wilcox, Mrs. C. F. Hopklni,
Gertrude Rast. Second Board
Judges: B. S. Nichols, J. B. Bailey;
Clerks: Alice Cllmore, Lwb Sykes,
Stella Spencer.
Woodward First Board. Judges
R. A. Whitttaker. Mildred Cook:
Clerks: Emma J. Chambers. Myrtle
A. Jennings. Edna M. McKean. See.
burg, Oregon.
CARKI.K8S SHOOTING.
On NflW Vonr'. TTvo ann. a nMatn
discovered, the damage It wrought
'window had been nrevlouslv seen.
'wii not being seen until yesterdsr
8TVDKNTS IUCT1HTKR,
WHAK AT RIDDLE.
Ti. V. Rtrniig and Attorney O. V.
, p,rv snent last night at Riddle
In the Interest of the Interrhurch
, world movement. A fine program
was riven hv the brotherhood there
nt which both the Roseburg men
nolre. Following the program re-f-eahments
were served and a social
time enjoyed.
n
The ladles of the W, C. T. TJ. will
hold a meeting at tne naptisi oimi
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. All
those attending are requested to
come prepsred for work.
Coal oa
22c
per
Gallon
ii