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Atew Arrivals in
Men's Dress Shirts
Every man is particular about his Dress Shirt.
We have them to please every fancy. Better ma
terials with more style than.you can get elsewhere;
because our buyer has a much larger held to choose
from than the ordinary dealer who is compelled to
buy from the road salesman. Our unit purchase for
. ui- 11 tkm frvr loca IVn invite
Zvl Stores enauie ua lu atn urou i ......
thpsft new arrivals and be convinced I
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of their real Beauty, Style and Quality.
Fine Dress Shirts, band collars, soft cuff $1.79
Fine Dress Shirts, detachable collar soft cuff $1.98
Fine Dress Shirts, Band collar, stiff cuff $1.98
This nation-wide institution is doing much to keep down the H. C. L.
List of Claims
Allowed by Court
8.60
36.00
12.00
MIL J. . DAY CRITICIZES Judge I will muke no confession of
METHOD OF MANAGEMENT, i indebtedness of a questionable na-
lure against Douglas county, nor pay
Editor News-Review:
Desiring to convey to the republi
can voters of Douglas county some
criticisms on the management of
county business, and a protest
against further diversion of road dis
trict funds by tho present county
court, I respectfully ask space In
your columns.
The Oregon road law of 1917 Is
plainly worded aud Its provisions are
euallv within the grasp of ordlnury
minds. It empowers the county court A local automobile dealer today
of each county within the state to i received a letter from his firm which
levv a tax not to exceed 1U mills on contained a great deal ol valuable
any claim not validated by compe
tent authority.
J. O. DAY, Jr.
Candidate for County Judge.
(Paid Adv.).
o
Valuable Hint
To Motorists
the taxable value of the county for
road purposes, 70 per cent of which
shall be apportioned to the road dis
tricts lu such proportion that the
taxable vulue of each dlHtrlct bears
Information to the average motorist
nlld one of the paragraphs which will
be interesting to every auto owner
reads as follows:
'The gasoline we are now getting
(Continued From Thursday.)
R. R. Clark, labor, DlsL
.No. 1
0. O. King, labor, Dist.
No. 1
Karl Barker, labor, Dlst.
No. 2
J. H. Gardner, labor, Dlst.
No. Ii
Alfred Audersou, labor, Dlst.
No. 3 38 00
Arthur Walker, labor, Dlst.
No. 6 45 00
rt ti Walker labor. Dlst.
No'. 5 0-0
Edwlu 11. Grubbe, lubor, Dlst.
I No.
W. J. Buichard, labor, uisi.
n.i fi 8-00
n it w'utherlv. labor. DiSt.
No. 7
3. P. Fenley, lubor, Dlst.
No. 7
J. K. Hutchlusou, labor, Dlst,
No.
V. S. Woodruff, labor, Dlst.
No. 11
F. K. Heard, labor, Dlst.
No. 12
Corviu Heard, labor, Dist.
No. 12
i w. Newton, labor. Dlst.
' No. Ii ?
1'. Drake, lubor, Dlst.
No. 15
E. Itcnville, labor, Dlst.
No. 17
F. It. Steluhaur, labor. Dial.
No. 18
W. C. Leviui, labor, DU.
No. l'J
Win. Copley, labor, Dist.
No. 10
A. V. llerrick, lubor, Dist.
No. IS
II. F. Oruves, labor, Dlst.
No. ia
F. H. Haseel, labor. Dist.
No. 1M
Geo. Holtsclaw, lab jr, Dlst.
No. 19
E. II. Alvord, laW, Dist.
No. 19
Jam. Swcarliigioa Irbor, Dial
.No. 20
W. C. Hendurir. labor, Dlst.
r-o. 21
. nior Allen, laVr, Dlst.
No. 21
hairy Grubbe, labir, Du.t.
No. 21
J
Hear Rer. W. L. VanNuyi, or ;
Portland, OQ "The ' T j
Banc." at tb. Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at 11
o'lock. At 7:30 P m. lo P"
tor will speak on "Th. Seven
I AnV ot Jesus." Th Olrli
Chorus will fin. Z,
20 00
68.00
12.00
14.00
20.00
8.7
8.00
8.S0
8.50
44.70
12.00
20.00 J
22.76
6.00
39.00
4 00
12.00
8 00
4.00
.00
18.00
29.00
it.cu
4.00
12.00
Wallace Smiley, labor, Dlst.
No. 3
W. W. Walker, labor, Dist.
No. 6
N. ilogan. labor. Dlst.
No. 6
Mary Grubbe, labor, Dlst.
No. 6
G. 1,. Shortridge. labor. Dlst.
No. 6
Harry Haines, labor,-Dist.
No. 7 10 UU
W. W. Bunch, labor, Dlst.
No. 8
A. Mode, labor. Dlst.
No. 9
Carl Bachlund. labor. Diat.
No. 11
Neal Heard, labor, Dlst.
No. 12
L. McDanlel, labor, Dist.
No. 13
J. I.. Hullack, labor. Dist.
N'n ir.
Edward Edmonds, lobar, Dlst.
No. 16
C. W. Groves, labor, Disi.
No. 18
I,. Scott, lobar, Dist.
No. 19
A. Jenkins, labor, Dlst.
No. 19
J. A. Ronney, labor, nisi.
No. 19
to the taxable value of tho county, ! very low gravity and a portion ofiOeotge A. Brown, labor, wis .
aud the remaining 30 per cent may 1 1( does not burn. The portion that No. 22
be expended for roads within the,,,)es not explode runs down the ryl- G C AinbroJ), .ab'.r, Dlst.
county aB directed by the county i iii..r walls, drops into the crank No. 22 ................
court. Acting thereunder sucn court case ami becomes mixed with Hie
of this county In December, 1919,. lubricating oil. This reduoes the
levied the following amounts: I quality of the oil and if allowed to
General road fund $ 84.000.00 continue will cause your bearing
Bridge fund 20,000.00 tu ourn out and the cylinder walls
Bights of way (Pacific
blghw:.y)
10.000.00
mid pistons to wear. In order to
avoid this, we slrongly urge you to
change the oil In your crankcase at
Total flU.OOu.ou .least every 1000 miles, was out with
Which sum If apportioned accord- dlHtlllato or kerosene und refill with
Ing to the provisions of said law. fiesh oil."
would yield to the separate road o
funds as follows:
General rosd fund 3flcr.$ 34.200.00 II MPTl Rpflim
Road districts fund 70', 79,800.00 : IU OTC lYlCTl KCIUTTI
to Work In Mine
Total l 14.000.00
Hut the declared Intention of the
court Is to limit the amount to be
apportioned on the 70 per cent basis
... .t.A ....... nt mi nnn And therebv
...- ,., an.,,nf nvHllnlile' fllirlllKlbUt lltl tllO COUipaUlcS report short
the current year for the inulntMiiiiuce ! crews. Only u small tonnage of ore
of lateral roads over which tho pro- l being hoisted. Governor Stewart
ducts of the county are conveyed to l hero today and expects to confer
the meager sum of 858.000. with (he city and county oiflclals r.-
To levy a tax speclflcullv for "peeling the strike situation. The
bridge construction or for a further strikers did no picketing today and
.n.rihn..n in the funds of the stale no disturbance have been reported.
highway commission. Is to act out
ni.te of authority. To strain inter-
nlaln orovlston or
I e
BUTTE, April 24 More men re
turned to work In the mines today.
HOYS aitki iii:mh:i).
31.50
S.00
4.0)
ell mutle.
low, in excuse the diversion of the ' Several high school boys wen
road district fund from Its proper found last night playing pool in N. u
uses for any purpose, however inell- " cigar mom on . ass sucei nner
lorlims. Is In mv Judgment. Indefen- ' ' ! h"; ol by tin. council In a ri
sible In emergencies for bridge re- ordinance prohibiting minors
nlr or eonst nipt Ion at a time when n V
.k. i i d nru nv,.ll,.l.l.. from the 'no arrests have b.
i.snsl sourre It Is nrovlded tliat any
fund not required for Immediate use.' Itl SlVF.SS PICKS I l
may he appropriated therefor, condl-1
Honed on timely restitution, and' The good weather has made n no
there Is no necessity to niisnppn.prl- 'tlcealile imrease in the business of
llo road district funds, ns large ' b-col mercantil.- establi ilunents.
amounts are now Idle In Hie county ' H ade having fallen off in a great ex
treasury. 'tent during the rainv weather. A
Some recent legislation Is liilru- ' large number of fanners were lu the
Ive on county rights and alms to In-'city todnv transacting business mat
vest non-resident authority wlth'ters. All are very busy and are op
power to Incur expense within lis tilulstlc over the crop outlook.
lines for purposes beyond Its control o
and has so completely hvpm.tlted the i oVIMt t'HOM M HSItl II I II.
county court thnt frantic efforts are ,
being made to enter into void con-1 Ernest llarnuii'. nrnprh tor of u
tracts for the tiaymetit of rights i'f gamge at MarsMi.td .toreil over
way and to Impose luxation therefor tn l Ills city yester.lav and villi snend
regardless of law or the Interests of tlm week .m) In this city visiting
the producing population of this' with friends and i. l.itivcs
county. o
If nominated nnd elected pounly' Advertise in e. e. ;,. l..v
No. 22
itn'ph Cochran, labor, Dist.
No. 23
Claude Green, labot, Dist.
No. 23
Juuies Hchosso, libor, Dist.
No. 23
Robert Parks, labor, Dlst.
No. 2 4
John ltkhurds, lubor, Dist.
No. 26
Bill O'Mura, lubor, Dist.
No. 28
J. II. Large, labor, Dist.
No. 27
B. W. Laiubmon, labor,
Dlst. No. 29
Q. A. Ilrown, labor, Plat.
No. 32 3
W. H. Hose, labor. Dlst.
No. 33
Sylvan Burroughs, lubor,
Dlst. No. 33 . . . : '.
C. W. Groves, labor, Dist.
No. 38
Chas. Jones, labor. Dlst.
No. 38 16 00
J. 1.. Morrison, labor. Dlst.
No. 38
E. I'. Davis, labor, Dlst.
No. 39
I. W. Newton, labor, Dist.
No. 40
F. Drake, labor, Dist.
No. 40
C. D. Newton, labor, Dist.
No. 4 2
J. II. Cook, labor. Dist.
No. 4 5
W. It. Slock, labor, Dist.
No. 4 a
Thus. Wilson, labor, Dist.
No. 45
T. .1. Gustafson, labor, Dlst.
No. 411
Otto Gustafson, labor. Dist.
No. 49
W. Castor, labor. Dial.
No. SI
Harry Glaze, labor, Dist.
No. 51
S. I). C.off, labor. Dlst.
No. 51
Calvin Spencer, labor. Dist.
No. 52
William Cole, labor, Dlst.
No. 5 2
Jim I.onthorwood, labor, Dlst
No
SPECIAL
i 2
Mmaay uinner !
,
Foutch's Restaurant
8.00
4.00
8.00
4.00
8.00
4.00
6.25
10.00
..99
9.00
8.00
4.00
12.7
6.00
10.00
10.50
10.50
10.50
10.00
8.00
8.00
4.00
23.00
60.00
4.25
36.00
39.00
21.00
DILLARD
RIVER BOTTOM LAND
FRUIT LAND
in Large and Small Tracts
STOCK RANCHES
Call in and see us. We have
a list of choice properties to
select from.
G. W. YOUNG and SON
Ileal Estate and Insurance
116 Cass St. Phone 417
J. C. Jones, labor, Dlst.
No. 19
W. W. Ramey, labor, uihi.
No. 19
Wilton Garrett, labor, Dlst.
No. 19
A. J. Ramey, labor, kisi.
No. 19
Lee Barker, labor, Dist.
No. 20
John Boak, labor, Dist.
No. 20
F. Galdablna, labor, Dlst.
No. 21
M. Perinl, labor, Dlst.
No. 21
Jim Grubbe, labor. Dial.
No. 21
Henry Burt, labor, Dlst.
No. 22
Bud Moore, labor, Dlst.
No. 22
D. A. McCord, labor, Dlst.
No. 23
Albert Cochran, labor, Dlst.
No. 23 ,
O W. Angst, labor, Dlst.
No. 23
H R. Parks, labor. Dist.
No. 24
John Abeene, labor, Dist.
No. 24
J E. Cooper, labor, Dist.
No. 26
Jchb Shambroog, labor, Dial.
No. 27
B llullwlnkle. labor, Dist.
no. 29
Ed. Hervey. labor, Dlst.
No. 29
Eldred Trussell. labor. Dlst.
No. 32
F. B. I-ane. labor, Dlst.
A. T. Taber. labor. Dist.
No. 27
p H. Groves, labor. Dist.
'No. 3S
F. I. Belts, labor, Diat.
No. 38
C. W. Groves, labor, Dlst.
Yanks Win Today
In Hockey Game
Ity Associated Press
ANTWERP. April 24. The Ameri
can hockey team defeated the Swit
zerland team in the Olympian hockey
tournament here toon-, y the score
of 29 to 0.
The Application.
of improved methods and latest facili
ties, to the service of the Roeburg Na
tional Bank makes it increasingly valu
able to customers.
Are you banking with us? If not,
we invite you to start a Checking Ac
count. TheRosebuift National Bank
Rosebur.Ore.
61.00
42.00
30.00
4.00
47.75
2.00
4.00
8.00
12.00
4.00
8.00
21.50
4.00
Thomas B. Kay, of the Thomas
Kay Woollen .Mills of Salem has
sent word to this city that he will
be here next Monday afternoon and
spend some time in this vicinity In
vestigating the wool situation for
this ear. Mr. Kay is president and
manager of the Kay Woollen mills
and is one of the most extensive buy
ers In this locality. it is under
stood that he is to drive to this city.
NEW TOD AT
FOR RENT Room with bath. In
quire 401 So. Main St.
FOR SALE Leather vest. 213 Cass
St. Call Sunday.
WHY DOES C. Merrill sell fnrms
and houses at low prices? Be
cause hiB overhead expense is
light.
Warns Against Any
Delayed Settlement
By Associated Press
WASHINGTON. April 24. Warn
ing asulnst further delay in settling
the wage demands of 2,000.000 rail-
i lit I Via pnillltrv. Tlmo-
UttU WUIIkO.O ...
thy Shea, vice-president of the
brothernooa oi iocou.o.itc ,..r,,.--.
today told '.he rnllroad labor board
that the men "were reo up on prom
ises anil they are dead dog tired of
delays."
o
Ift Ijwt Mit
Miss Alvira Lewis, who attends
high school In this city, left last
night for Dillard, where she will
spend the week end with relatives.
ARMORY DANCE TOXIGm,
As usuul, It makes-no diffo.)
ence wueiner you wear ottM
alls, soft shirts, dress tulu .
pajamas, the Jazi-0-Kour ,
this evening hold their refuU...
Saturday night armory
Roseburg's best floor mi bes(i
UIUBIC.
,,M'J
FREE! FREE!
The local florist shop. "7Vr. I
announced today Its IntcnUot i
give a J5.00 basket of roseiint.!
j Moinere Lay, aiay sin, to tb frl
I holding the lucky number. Actel
will be given with every porchutil
t"c or more.
FOR SALE Houses, $1 50 down,
q nn balance same as rent. C. Merrill,
8 U0j 504 Mill.
8'r'iSEE MERRILL if you want a bar
46 75 I gain on houses or farm. 540 Mill.
.oft' WANTED Man. or boy over 18
I years old, as porter. Apply at Ho
16 00' tl-1 Vinpqua at om.
- 1 FOR SALE Lewellen setter dog pup
15.7
4.00!
6 months old, $10. O. L. Suther-
lin, Oakland, Oregon.
8.00
1
59.50
8.00
8.00
80. ":
! WANTED Apartment or rooming
house. Give location and price.
Address E. O., News-Review.
WANTED Gentle horse, also buggy.
Give cash price and description in
first letter. F. E. Jordan, Rose-burg.
r
00
44.00
28.00
16.00
16.00
4.00
W. M. Hunks, labor, Dist.
No. 54
G rover Tison, labor. Dist.
No. CO
C. K. Brown, labor, Dist.
No. 60
O. A. Parker, lubor, Dist.
No. 61
6.0U
8.00
62.00
Corner Cass and Sheridan Streets
An attractive menu of dellclou sly cooked and well servci fee.!:.
Prices moderate. Try our Sunday dinner, and you will come ac.ilu
Dining room beautifully d.-corated by Mrs. Owen, of tin Fern.
FOUTCH'S, Cot. Cass & Sheridan ! ,
r, aifl.iren.e
Waller Meliee, labor, Dlst
No. t.1 s.00
W. Newton, labor, Dist.
No. 6i 3S.25
A. Hullack. lubor. Dist.
No. 65 10.00
T. B. Burnett, labor, Dist.
No. 66 42.50
Elmer I-aac, labor. Dlst.
No. 66 4 00
K.luumd Bounds, labor, Dlst.
No. 66 4 00
Kcntiiedy & Brouno, sup
Plies. list. No. 6 20.50
Arthur Walker, freight, Dlst.
N" 3.86
H.e'.ser 4 H. rrtiiKton,
! :.i. k .inlthlnc Dist. No. 17 3.00
1' HuUwmkle. supplies. Dist.
I 6.70
It IV Connine. lubor, Dlst.
. N" - 55.25
I s. I nrker. labor. Ii!t
.ik'c, labor. Dist.
.1-kV.jod, labor, Dist.
12.00
76 00
4.00
6.00
42.50
6.00
13.50
4.00
4.00
. . 36.00
32.00
D W. Hunter, labor. Dist.
No. 39
J. L. Hullack. labor. Dist.
No. 40
I. W. Newton, labor, Dist.
No. 42
W. F. Hrlggs, labor, Dlst.
No. 45
Win. Farris. labor, Dlst.
No. 4 5
J W. Pardee , labor. Dlst.
No. 4 5
II. A. Carlson, labor. Dist.
No. 49
Dan Craig, labor, Dist.
No. 4 9
L. B. Judy, labor. Dist.
No. 49
J. K. Thlel. labor. Dist.
No. 51
D. E. II listed, labor, Dist.
No. 51
R. L. Siears. labor. Dist.
No. 52 26.00
Elmer ISartrum, labor, Dist.
No. 52 4.00
John Duer, labor, Dist.
No. 52 5.00
Joseph Brown, labor, Dist.
No. 54 18.00
("has. Pike, labor, Dlst.
No. 54 32.00,
W. L. Tison, labor. Dist.
No. 60 18.00 ,
11. A. Arehumbeau. labor. Dlst. I
No. 60 12.00
Hyman Huntley, labor, Dist. !
No. 61 r.0.00
J. .1. Meredith, labor. Dlst. 1
No. 61
J. !,. Bitllat-k, labor. Dlst.
No. 63
F. Drake.- labor, Dist.
No. 65
W. N. Moore, labor. Dlst.
No. 66
Dsve I"u.ac, labor, Dist.
No. 66
Watt Shipn Powder Co.. sup
piles. Dlst. No 5
J. G. Leffer. blacksmithing.
Dirt No. IS
John Gll!eau. blacksmithing.
Dlst. No. 17
Wvnee AY Klme, supplies,
Dist. No. '2t
tTo be Continued.)
FOR SALE Four-room house, two
lots, woodshed, poultry yard, etc.
Paved street. Bargain for cash.
See owner, 842 Mill, after 2:30
p. m.
LADY OR GENTLEMAN AGENT
wanted in Roseburg for Wutkins'
famous products. Waffcins goods
known everywhere. Big profits.
Write today. Watkins Co., 51.
Winona, Minn.
34 ACRES PRUNES. 10 acres 11-year-old
Spitz, and Newtown ap
ples, with good crop prospects for
this year; 6 acres ideal logun
berry land, river bottom of the fin
est quullty. Inquire at our office
for particulars. Casey-Harding.
A LAKCE Old Line Insurance com
pany desires to make a general
agency connection in Douglas
county. Do not apply unless you
wish to enter the business in a
permanent way and can furnish
the best of references. Previous
experience not absolutely neces
sary. Such a connection offers a
permanent Income. Address O. L.,
care News-Review.
V M
TS ... v
(jioni: mux,
"Hour euef.
Squint eyes detract from y our appearance and efficiency.
If you have EYE-STRAIN, come to us and let us fit you iK
the glasses you need. You cannot afford to let jour eyes "Jt
Our expert will be glad to examine' your eyes. Consultation fnt
When you need glasses we will sell them to you for a REASON
ABLE PRICE.
When looking for glasses, also look at our beautiful JEWELS!
and silverware.
Our WORD is our BOND.
BUBAR BROTHERS
fe3
41.00,
28.00 '
2S.00 ;
8.00 '
4 00
49 S7
9.50 '
.00 i
Miss Molly Songer. who has been
visiting in this city at the Henry
Hurth residence, left this morning
for her home In Ashland.
o
Mrs. M. C. Boynton, who hss been
visiting at Coles Valley with her
mother. Mrs. M. E. Black, left this I
morning (or hr borne. I
This is a Good One
275 acres
130 acres In crop, nearly 100
of which is creek bottom of the
finest quality. Balance first
class pasture and wood land.
Enough oak and laurel wood
to pay for the entire place.
Living springs, good well, fair
buildings. For full informa
tion call at our office.
$15,000 $6000 Cash.
LANDS
ASEMMHDIHC
PHONE 834
3
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DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IX
Knickerbocker -Buckawi
Night of the Dub, and Pathe Nova.
Sunday: Gernldlne Fnrrar and Hcebert ItawlUison in "The To"
the Wheel."
TODAY ONLY
DOROTHY DALTON
IN
TheFlame & YuM
A famoua star in a wonderful picture.
Scnnett Comedy, "Treating 'Em Roiigh.