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t ROSEBflM XEvVS-BEvTEW. MraXErAT. MAY JO, 1020. 1 1 31 ' ' ' I . '-v--'. Republican Primary Candidate for M- COUNTS JUDGE ' : S&4f "" V i I 1 Kt'r- ? St-' ?i i 1 J. IMkif I II Plh - t- Hill I . a ROSEBURG Strawberry Carnival Grounds at Catholic School Opposite the Armory kV 5 DAYS AND NIGHTS -5 Starting Tuesday, May 25 At the Primary Election next Friday is a vote for a man (who will administer county affairs in a bnsiness like manner. His record in the past is the best recommen dation that can be given to the taxpayers of Douglas County d. Adv.) I Jicial Ballot for Roseburg Precinct t of the City of Roseburg, Oregon FriAT Fl PTTION MAY 91 1Q?n X.- fx between the number and ans wer of each measure voted upon. t : ra?jod by the Council. "Shall the amendment of sub-divisions 44, 45, 16. 47, 4S, 49, 50 and 51 of Section 33 of the charter of the City of seburg. to authorize the acquisition of a water and light plant for :d city, by original construction of electric power plant at Whistler's end and by original construction, purchase or condemnation of the fcuaimler of said electric light plant and all of Bald water v ol lis. finaorizing the Issuance and sale of bonds of the city In a sum not to tJcetd SGuO.Utid.UO, bearing interest at 6 per cent per annum, to bo told at not less than par, providing for the levy of taxes to pay the 'crest thereon and to provide a sinking fund to pay the principal P'-reof, and authorizing the Council to provido for tho management, jl'iration and maintenance of said system, as proposed by Ordinance fo. hi, be adopted? Vote Yes or No. ... Y. No. -d by the Council. "Shall Sections 146 to 155, both Inclusive, of the wong municipal charter of the City of Roseburg, which proviae, Jrnong otlnr things, for the issuance of $500,000 in bonds for the ptistrurti .n of a railroad from Roseburz to Coos Bay. Oregon, be r- aled?" Vote Yes or No. Winners Named In Advertising Contest An advertising Contest, ii nHai iho nupervision of the House of Kuppen- . ...v. (iciu iii me commercinl department of the lo cal schools, and the result sent to the factory In Chicago. The names of the winners In the contest were received this morning liy Sunt. Smith, together with copies of the winning advertisements. The best r.d was drawn up by Millard .Mere dith, the second by Leslie Butnor, ana tne tnird by .Myrtle Halff. Ac companying the returned sketches were criticisms on each, and a few words of praise from the Advertls- ing Service bureau of the House of Kuppenhelmer. According to the opinion of the bureau the writers from tlie Koneburg school had sensed the fundamentals of advertising fully, and should have further prac tice In the art to develop their abil ity. Harth s Toggery, local agent for Kuppenheimer. will use the adver tisements in their regular advertis ing, accrediting each to Its creator. r 7 "iMV V a COR.INNE GRIFFITH Corlnne Ciitlltl; In known us the best dressed woman on tl screen, ner gowns arc designed especially for her iirnditctlons mid quite fietiuently tilts i morue oi tne stiver wreen sets the stjie for Dame Fashion. Hut dn'ss Is tot the only asset Miss (Irltilth possesses: her fnel.il evniessl,n In In a i.,u by Itself. There Is not an emotion, slnide or degree of feeling that site cannot express with her fen lures. 'The Cllml-rs," "The Tower of Jewels," "Humiiu I Oollnternl" and "Deadline at Kleven" give anjtlea of her versatility. Than ; features also show Miss OrllUtU In soma of her latest gowns. Me for mm ROADS Wl 21 Vote302 X Yes for 4 State Road Bond Limit Grand Street Parade Sensational Free Acts Plenty of Good Music Fun for Everybody FOLEY & BURK'S Two Ring Trained Animal Hippodrome Mammoth Circus Side Show, Ticturesque Hawaiian Village, exciting Monkey Auto Races, Jazz Whirl, Bug House, Ferris Wheel & $10,000 Merry-Go-Round te"e" ' f x - i W Sample of Official Ballot For Roseburg Precinct, Douglas County, Oregon, Special General Election to be held Friday, May 21, 1920. MAKK A fltOSS () BETWEEN THE NOIIlElt AND A.VSW Ell OF EACH MEASURE VOTED EOK OH AGAINST. ltEEEKHED TO THE l'EOI'l.E 11Y Tllli LEGISLATIVE ASHEMliLV. ... liWI'l'ITTHlVlI. AIFVII sunntttieu uy uie leisi.tiui, t'M.Ti" MEXT EXTENDING K.MINENT DOMAIN OVEIl ItOADS A.M Vi .1 1 : tirpoFe: 10 anieim h'iiiun it,i of tho constitution of the Btale of Oregon so as to declan that the use of all roads add ways requisite for the trans .u i.. -.1 nnA fnrat Ih poriU'lOU Ul (lie livw iiwuvw wi iiiiov, iui m a public use and necessary to Hip development and welfare ..... Vo. Vl sl or Nt) Ol Hie niai. ...... - 300 Yea r I Ko. by tli.. Council. "Shall Sections 156 to 161. both Inclusive, of the putlog municipal charter of the City of Roseburg, which provl l.r, pong (,t.,.r things, for the Issuance of 300,000 in bonds for tho pnstruci : of a railroad from Roseburg to the western boundary of P" Tasrailn lunge Forest Reserve, be repealed?" Vote Yes or No. Yps. M by the Council. "Shall a br,xtng commission be appointed for th 01 'o.stburg, as provided he Ordinance No. 719?" Vote Yes or No. ft"!kbv (:u,ll. "Shall Section 33 of the charter of the City of uuiug iiieieiu Buirtii'wiuii wm, y - o ar1.' -ition Of the nmnerK- bnnwn tha Hnnan DroDertV for avi.ttinn Anii on(i fnm ,i, iaan.nnA t tr nnn in bonds of the Yes. No. Many Bucks For Sale During Carnival Hen F. Nichols and Chas. F. Moore of Klddlo have just notified the executive committee of the Sheep and Goat Ilrecders' association that they are consigning ten head of pure bred Shropshire rams to be sold at the nuction on the last day of tho Strawberry Carnival, May 29th. County Agent Hurd states that he Is assured of at least 100 bucks and billies for sale on that day. There will be some Ratnhouillets, Delaines, Cotswolds, Lincoln. Shropshires and Kampshires. In fact all the leading breeds represented In the county will be offered fpr sale on that day. I o MltS. POOUMAX ENTKUTAINS. 301 No Submitted by the legislature LIMITATION OK I'OI It I'KIt CENT STATE INDEBTEDNESS I'OH I'EH.MANENT ItOADS Puiijo;: To nmeiid section 7 of article XI of the constitution of liV state of Oregon so as to permit the cre ation of debts and liabilities including previous debts n: lln'illltles for the purpose of building and maintaining per manent roads to the amount of four per cent of the as sessed valuation of all tho property In the stale of Oregon, Instead of two per cent as now provided by law. Voto YES er NO 302 303 Submitt-d by the legislature. ICEKTOKING CAPITAL PUN ISHMENT Purpose: To restore etipitnl punishment by 'providing by constitutional amendment that the penalty for murder In the Hist degree shall be death, except when ' the trial Jury shall, by their veidlct, recommend life Im prisonment. Vote YES or NO 304 305 No J tO I.rri- Mo .V. . .. .... - . . . i ih. kain. v lunas ior ire acquisition ot saia lanus uuu ktrTV"ce of 8ald Parlt anl aviation field, and providing for the L , " 10 Pay the Interest on Bald bonds and to pay said oonua. f " " "v orniniino m0 724? Vote Yes or No. Y?a. No. ,v-b.'h",c"unc"- "Shall the City of Roseburg appropriate $500 00 V rir maintenance of a camp ground for tourist, aa provided P-illirjNo. 723?" Vote Yes or No. Yc, A charming afternoon and lunch can was sponsored today by Mrs. F. W. Poorman at her home. The guests were rciueMed to bring sewing and the afternoon was spent informally. A dainty luncheon was served, the hostess being assisted In serving by Mrs. W. K. Wright. Thoce who en Joyed the afternoon were Mrs. Hoy Catrhinit. Mrs. .lames Goodman, Mrs. John MeCllntork. Mrs. Leon MrClln lock. Mrs. Hert Hates, .Mrs. S"ott Weaver, Mrs. Herbert Qulne. Mrs. W. K. Wright. Miss .Vaf.le Lec Stephenson, and the hostess, Mrs. Poorman. Submitted by the legislature CltOOK AND (THEY t'OCN Tl! S lloXDIXt; A.MEXD.MEXTPurpnso: To amend sec tion 10 of ankle XI of tlin constitution of tho state of On ron so as to permit Crook nnd Curry cotintieB It i:suo wai i tints to evidence tlielr involuntary j, l,ts and lia bill lion, ami Isi-ue bonds to an aiV.ount not to exceed two per cent of assessed valuation of all property in t lie county to fund surh variants, when such bonds shall be authorized by a majority of the legal voters of the county voting on tl'e question at any general or t.pecial election, apd the county coutt sliall each year thereafter levy a special tax to pay the interest on said" bonds and retire the principal thereof at maturity. . Vote YES or NO 306 307 Yes Submitted by the legislature srfVKSSOH TO CoVEENOIl l'uno)-e: To amend rtcllon 8. artlele V, Oregon constitu tion, providing for filling of vaeaiu-y lu of; lee of governor cans "1 by removal, di ah, resignation, absence frotu state or oilier inability to dr;chn;-ge gubernatorial duties, by making the president of senate governor until mirii dis ability is removed, or un'll rueh vacancy Is filled for the um .p!red term of outgoing governor at ensuing general biennial election; or. If both governor and president of setia-e are uuuble to dls :h.-rr;e gubernatorial duties the1 speaker of home of representative s shall In like manner beeo'ite governor until di .sbflliy Is removed, or until va cancy Is tilled at sueb election. Voto YLS or NO 308 Yes Submitted by the legislature HIGIIEIt EDUCATIONAL TAX ACT Purpose: Providing in addition to annual tax levy now provided by law. a tax of 1.2 mills for Ore gon Agricultural College and University of Oregon, and .06 mill for Oregon Stale Normal School, totaling approxi mately $1,247,000. beginning IS21; appropriating for cur rent year from money now In treasury a sum equal to said annual tax levy; said money being for support and mainte nance. Including sulurles, additional buildings, making re pairs, purchasing supplies and equipment ; providing that a voto for eiinctiui nt of this act bliall mako Bald tax an an nual levy though In xce::s of lax for the preceding year plus six per centum then of. Vote YES or NO 310 Yea 311 Submitted by the legislature KOI. DIKES', HMMllt.H' AND MARINES' EDUCATIONAL All) REVENUE HILL Purpose: Providing for a two-teiiibs of one mill tax for eduentlonal financial aid to soldiers, sailors and niarlnos In addition to thnt now ptovlded by law, and submitting the question whether such taxes shall bo levied each year In a sum In excess of taxtm levied by thu state for the preceding year plus six percenlum thereof. Vote YES or NO 312 Yes 313 No Submitted by Iho legislature STATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FUND TAX Purpose: To levy a two mill tax upon all taxable property, commencing with tho year 1920 and annually thereafter, for the support and maintenance of public elementary schools' to credit each county Willi such tax levied therein against the amount duo from the county on state tnxes, and to dlstrlbuto Iho amount so credited among the several school districts of such count, In proportion to the number of teachers employed In tho elementary grades In each district and providing said tax Is not to lie deemed within the eonstll utloual six per cent limitation of section -U of article XI of Ihe constitution of 0ri'K- Voto YES or NO 314 Ye. 315 No Submitted by the legislature III.IXII SCHOOL TAX ME.tS- l RE Purpose: Providing for erecting and equipping in Portland an Institution for tenehing to Hie blind Ihe arts and trades deemed advls-ible by iliv state board of control: providing a tax levy f ir 1921 of one-sixth of a mill for erection and equipment, and nu annual tax levy com mencing In 1921 of ono-twenty-iiMi of a mill for uialnte nance, on asseiMible property fn the Mate, and providing that proceeds from the Kale of fi iiinlitd products be ititned over to ihe general fund, and allowing a certain fixed sum as rompensat Ion for labor to such Inmates to be paid nut of I tie general fund. Vote YES or NO 3f6 Yea t- 309 317 No If you hire something to sell or rent try an Adv. in the News-Review. r I I i No.
