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17, 120, at the poat office at Koaeburtf,
Oregon, under the Act of March I. Ui.
ItoeohuT-K-win. riber l, 1930
Board of Equalization Denies
Assessment on Timber
Lands Is Unjust.
NEW RATE IS ADOPTED
claaaea of properly of like! section Zi towmhlu. 27 aouth. raws 'claaafa of property, that .aid mtii'! All piuperiy of Carle-Howe Tint-
character, the board jiruceeda lOjii west. We find that imld a.meaanient i went la Just and equitable. ver Co " ; ,,, ,T ,,l'T.
make filial determination of the uetl-, is not dl.iiroiiorilonaie with other It In therefore ordered that Mid All properly of .
llona aud complaint to filed. clashes ot piupvrlv of like character petition be denied. , Timber Co.. by II. O. I aiKuter, ageui.
Petition .No. I In the, matter of ! viinliui ly ultuaord. Therefore tho ,.tm v aoA scsiieut of All property of loua-Uroaon iiui-
k.. a uuuunmant I 11 Uiiu...... .... ! -. I.. ,l.,..l...l I . ?. . n (i l,..f I V. llV H O. Pat'Keter, hKeUt.
tots 14, 15. 16 -ad -17. block 2. plat i " lliioH o. il-Anu-nt of J", i" JSi 84 Vmi All property of Pendleton and 011-
"O" Suttw-lln Land and Water Com-iC. II. Hailey. Vol. 2. p.ik 27-'. Ilne!ly reBp,.rtiv..ly We find the follow- key by H. O. Pargeter, aj.ent.
pany. assessed at $3050. 0u, Vol. 3, ' 2-J, In tactions 1 and 2. township cluHtlcatlou and reduction should ' A11 property of toos Hay LUDiuer
page 174. Ilnei 5 and tt. Wo find 28 south, range r. we.it; 40 acres as-, ue Iua(e lo w,,. Tllfit uPrefJ of. Co.. hy H. O. Pargeter, agent.
. Ail propei i y ui - 4 -
that the assessment on Raid property
conforms to other assessments of a
like character In the tamo locality.
It la therefore ordered that the
said assessment Hhould aland at
made by the a sensor.
I VI It ion No. a -Hoy T. RIpo. Vol
2, page 309, line 2, assessed with 7()
acres In section 4, township 29
wui,i ii u mi ! . l-.i.il H'. tlml tlmr i . . ., i i -
' " " ........ .. urcn urn lunn nrnncs i siioum i rv - .
dticed ,o acres .hat 100 acrea Lun. ber Co.. by II. O. Prr.
CLASSIFIED COUlMxTl
ALL NEW CLASSIFIKII ADVBUTltiICMGTs WILL Hie
PAGB I'MOKH HKAUIMU "NEW To,7A LD
urne uhouM he re-clucHlllud an fol
lows: ;j( acres should he annem
) a orchard lunl, and 10 acres as
tillable land.
Petition No. 'J AnscHsnicnt of
Marlon Adair. Vol. 2, pKe 377, line
H, SNK4 and N'4NK4, fection
lit, township 32 south, rniiK 2 west,
south, rance 6 west, clawted as tlll-'awfe'ssed at $1790.00. We find that
Cash AOKi!Hiit aa Applied on itt'JUt
IloU by AsMCMor 4alkliiM Im Adot
ed by l(ord of Kquallzation Af
ter Hearing Complain lit.
Denying that the assessments on
timber land aa made by the assess
or are disproportionate and unjust
as claimed by the owners before the
fcoard of equalization, the board in
Its, report, completed yesterday, con
Arms the action of aasessor Calkins
and adopted the new valuation a Ihe
one to be pluced on the 1920 rolls.
After setting forth the number ot
companies represented and the var
ious claims brought forth bo fore the
board, the report continues to state
that the new rate Is not conalrtjrod
unreasonable with values as placed
upon other asKGHrjable property upon
the aptiObfment rolls for the year of
1920 a.i prepared by the assessor.
It Is tuken into account that a!1.
esfiineutB on farm lands, orchard
ltintV, Kilning lands and other dnrs
ftu of property have been assesid to
arrlvr hi the full cash value ot all
property afl required by law.
In aiiditlon to thla matter, thtt re
port also deals with other petlM3;.s,
the coirpkte report being as follDws:
September 13, 1920.
nB IT REMI0MBKK12D that the
Hoard of Equalisation of Douglas
County, Oregon, met at the Court I
able land. The following reclanslflca
tlon Is hereby made: 40 acres should
be classed as tillable land, and 30
acres aa grazing or pasture land.
Petition No. a C. Lutman, Vol. 2
page 2rd, line 8,17 acres In K-tlon
30, township 27 south, range 6 west.
We find that said assessment is not
disproportionate with other assess
ments of like character In the same
locality.
It Is therefore ordered that the
said aaseHsment stand as made by
the assessor.
. Petition No. -4 Assessment of Mrs
C. Healman. Vol. 2, page 331, line
15 In sections 8 and 17. township
30 south, range 4 west. We And that
& acres assessed as prune orchard
should be classed as tillable land.
there being but a few trees on th
tract. Also, &5 acres assessed as
bottom land should be corrected to
40 acres of bottom land, exclusive
of fhe river aiiH rniintv ronii
Petition No. ft Assessment of Nj
J. Tester, being Improvements on
lots 1, 2, and 3, block 32, ifinney's
Addition to Ttoneburg, assessed t
S3f0. We find that snld assessment
should be reduced to fr0 on account
of the dwelling house having burned
and was not on the property March
1st. 1920.
PWIfton o. fl Assessment of P.
A. nemls. Vol. 3. page 24, line 7. on
lot 1. block 1, London's Subdivision
of London's Addition to Uoseburg.
land and Improvements being assess
ed at S2.7fi0.no. We find that said
assessment la not dfflpropnrtlonnte
with other assessments of like char
acter In the same locality.
It is therefore ordered that the
said assessment stand as made by
the assessor.
Petition No. 7 Assessment of
fleorge A. Burchnrd. Vol. 3, nnge
20&, lines 13 to 18. on lot 4. block
1, plat "fl" Roiehiir ITomn Orchard
Tracts, assessed nt $250.00. and lot
1. block 2. plat "11". R. II. O. T.. as
sessed at IGr.n.OO. We find thnt atH
assessment, as a whole. Including
Improvements, Is not disproportion
ate with other classes of property
Inhe same locality.
It Is therefore ordered that
said assessment stand as made by
said asHfSKrnunt compares favorably
with other aHCHHinents of like char
acter. Therefore the petition Is de
nied. Petition No. Hi Assessment of
HusseH J. Hubbard and Winchester
flay Lumber Company, being real
and personal property, including saw
mill and accessories, real estate and
timber lands of said corporation lo
cated at Heedsport, Douglas County,
Oregon. We find after due examina- tion of said hind was burned over In
tlon and comparisons with other 1919, and timber destroyed, and that
asHessments of personal property, 1 said assessment should he reduced
and also land values In connection by reason of the sumo lh percent
. ... t l t.u ir
ahould be claawd aa fiixt claw. bot-J A" property o. r..., ..
loin land; and 100 acres aa second largeicr, agent
claaa bottom land
IVtlliiin .o. 21 Ahwsaiuellt of
R. R. Thompson. :il acres In ec
tlona 34 and 3. towmhips 22 and 23
south, ranee 5 west. afseHseu at .1,-
GOO. 00. We And from evidence sub
mitted that said assessment, taken
aa a whole, la not disproportionate
with other lands adjoining and of
like character.
It Is therefore ordered that peti
tlon be denied.
I'el It Ion No. "Assessment of
John Nachter. being the SW aec
tion 8, township 27 south, range i
west. 160 acres. We find that a por
therewith. taking Into account
marketing and shipping facilities -
said assessments are Just and equtt-
1'i'titioii No. 2.1 Assessment of
F. W. and 1.. W. Tallmadge. lot 15,
of Krultvale Addition to ltoseburg
able, and not dlanroporlionnte with anr a ot Cloverdale Addition to
Koseburg, Oregon. We find that said
House In Koaeburg. Oregon, on
Monday, September 1 3th. 1920. as, the aaseasnr.
provided by law, and pursuant to I IVtltlim Vo. 8 Assessment of Eva
notice, the following members being: I,. Hall, Vol. 3. page 52. lines 25. 2fi.
prr lent, to-wlt: l. J. Stewart, County i 27. anil 28. on lots 9, 11 and 15.
Judge, Chairman: K. II. Lenox. I Halter's Addition to Rosehurg. os
County Clerk, and Frank L. Calkins, ' aessed at $120 00 each and lot 10
Assessor, who each being sworn I at $130.00. We find snld assess
according to law, to faithfully and' men! Is Inst and enultnblo as com
honestly examine, corroct and equal-, pared with other property In the
Ize at full cash value, lh assessment , same locality. The petition Is there-
uMin nun mi property so returned i fore rtenleii
by the assessor for the y.iar 1920:
WHKUKiri'ON. the following pe
titlons for eriialir.ation and red net.
Ion of assessments were filed:
Vow at this time, the time for fil
ing complaints and objections to as-
aesamenta of the properly as made by re-classlflcd as follows
toe assessor upon the tax rolls
for the year 1!I20, having expired,
and tho Hoard of Kqunllalion having
considered the same and mado com
parisons of snld assessments with
I'el it Ion No. 0 Assessment of F.
J. Hoffsladt, Vol. 2, Page 239. line 7
27 ocrea In section 22, township 27
south, range 4 west: land assessed
at $1190.00. Improvements at $2.2oo.
We find that assessments Hhould be
17
:icter and similarly situated. There
fore the petition Is denied.
I'cilrion Xo. 1 1 Assessment of
F. C. Wassernian. on lots 8. 12 and
13. section 30, township 30 sou'h.
range 4 west, 1 fi 9 ocres. We find
that said assessment Is just and
equitable ns compared with other
lands of like chnmctor and similarly
situated. The petition Is therefore
denied.
Petition o. 15 Assessment of
A. ('reason. Vol. 2. pace 243. line 3S
in section 17. township 27 south.
rnngo 5 west. 29.01 ncres assess
ed nt $1100.00, Improvements $2.ri0.
We find that said assessment Is tn-t
and equitable ns eotupared vit'i
other lands in the same locality. Th
petition Is therefore denied.
Petition Xu. HI Assessment of
A. K. Pavlsson, Vol. 3, page 147. line
!, Improvements on lot 17. block 1 1:
Stttherlln, assessed nt $500.00. We
find that snld assessment Is approxi
mately a true cash value thereof.
Therefore the petition Is denied.
lVllttnn Xo. 17 Assessment of
IT. Wegner. Vol. 3. pace 11, lines
27 to 32 Inclusive, on lots 16.17. 18.
19 and 20, plat "F" Sutherlln Ijind
and Water Company. We find from
evidence submitted that said assess
ment should be reduced.
It Is therefore ordered that the as
sessment on snld properly ahould be
reduced to $10.00 per acre on ac
count of land being unimproved hill
land.
Petition Xi. 1H Assessment of
R. K. I-nllrle. P 'i of'-. claim No
in In sections 29 t i'd 30. townshin
26 south, range fi went, land assessed
nt $10,580. Imnrovements. $1500. 00.
Wo find sa'd assessment Is not dis
proportionate with other lands of
like character In Ihe same locality
and similarly situated. Therefore the
petition is denied.
Petition Xo. 1l Assessment of
A. ,1. Hollows. K'a of SIC "4: SKV,
or NK'4; NWt'i of SK4. section 20.
township 2." south, range 2 west, as
sessed at $2.ssnoo; NW'4 of sec
tion 20. township '!:. south, range 2
st. assessed at $.1.1tin.ll: SW 'i of
acreslSK'4 and SKi of SW '4 . section 20
rln...,l ii tillnhlo land and 10 ncres townshin 25 south. raiiKo .' nest, as-
classified as non-flllnble land. I sessed at $1,020.00. We find after
Petition Xo. Ill Assessments of due examination and comparisons
John and Sarah Cioodburn. Vol 2. with other timber lands, and also
page 254. lines 2 and 3: located In compiled with f ilm lands and inner
See our window for Men's All
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$1850
SACRIFICE SALE
ON ALL THIS WEEK
We are continuing our policy of Lowering Prices, and
sooner or later you will realize that
THIS IS THE STORE
Thai is making Prices lower.
Entire stock we will continue to sell for 1 5 to 25 un
der regular price. 0 We could quote prices, but you will
find that the goods you want, we alway Sell For Less.
7A? Store with Ideals
QUALITY. ECONOMY
MSHIONABILITY
"Where All Folks Like
lo Trads."
This is Roseburg's Biggest Dflve.
assessment Is Just and equitable as
compared with other property of a
like character and In the same locali
ty. Therefore the petition is denied.
In the mm Uv of the jlhssiimm.i
on merchandise stock of Kupprecht.
of Yoncafla, Oregon, who, having
been duly notified to appear and
show cause, if any, why said assess
ment should not be Increased to con
form with other stocks of like char
acter; and, who. having appeared In
answer thereto, and submitted evi
dence as to said stork as inventori
ed, and Ihe Board having considered
the same, and allowing (or a reason
able reduction for sales up to March
1st, concludes that said assessment
should be increased.
It Is therefore ordered and ad
judged that said assessment of mer
chandise stock aforesaid be and Is
hereby increased to $9,M)0.()0
1 n t bo mat t er of t be iisnewsmeii t
of merchandise stock of Stearns and
Chenowlth of Toncalla. Oregon, they
having heretofore been duly notified
to appear and show cause. It any.
why said assessment should not lie
raised to conform with other assess
uientfl; and, they, having appeared
before said Hoard and submitted
evidence In regard to said stock as
inventoried, and the Hoard after due
consideration am! taking into ac
count the probable amount of salet
up to March 1st. and also allowiiu
percentage for unsaleable stock, we
find that said assessment as made Is
not the true cash value thereof, and
t-hat said assessment should be In
creased. It Is therefore ordered and ad
judged that said assessment be nnd
hereby Is Increased to tlO.iiOOOO.
I n I bo mat t or of t he assessment
jf W. L. Dysinger on planing mill,
and machinery at Roelmrg. Oregon.
said . L. Dysinger having been here
tofore notified to appear and show
cause. If any, why said assessment
should not bo Increased ; and, he
having appeared and submitted evi
deuce, the Hoard after due con
slderation In regard to tho true val
uation thereof, and allowing for dep
reciation, we find that the assess
ment on machinery and equipment
nient be Increased to $4,375,110.
It Is therefore ordered that the ns.
sessmenl on machinery and equip
nient be Inrreased lo $4,375.00.
In the matter of the assossjuctit
of Benjamin Huntington. Sr. on
farm lands near YoncaMa, Oregon
he having heretofore been duly notl
neii to appear and show cause. If
any. why the assessment on said
lands ahould not be increased to
conform with other assessments ot
like character In the same locality.
and. upon investigation, Ihe Hoard
finds that the said assessment should
he increased to $55.00 ner acre on
bottom lands owned by Henjamin
inuitlngion. Sr., and it is so ordered
In I lie mutter of the McMtieiif
upon timber lands In Douglas four.!)
i Oregon, owned and controlled by var
i ious firms, corporations and indi
viduals, having been increased by
in.- HMiwiir oer va nations ror iht.
year Is 19, and the various firms
corporations und individuals here
inafter set forth, having filed ob-
iections thereto personally and also
y their representatives or agents.
as ioiiows. lo wit:
All property of Frenr anil finllio..
land. In liouglas County, Oregon, by
A. C. Sutherland.
All property of the Kendall I.um
'or Cot potation, by A. O. Sutherland.
All property of the Roach Timber
t uiiuii.v. uy ii. u. l'nrgoter. agent.
All property of William Kroll It,
noughts county, Oregon, by H o
I'argeter. auent.
All property of Dunc.m ami Hrew
or ''er Company, by II. O I'ar
geter. agent.
All property of the Oregon-Wisconsin
Timber Holding Company by
H. O. I'argeter. agent.
All property of the Bradford Tim
ber Company, by H. o, I'argeter
agent.
All property of the I'illsbnry I.um
ber tompany, by H. O. Pargeter"
agent.
All property of the Mrnaaha Wood
enware t ompany. by H. O. I'argeter
agent.
All property of the Western Land
and Timber Company, by II. O I'ar
geter. agent.
All property of J. p. fuderwood
by II o. I'argeter. agent.
All property of Sanborn and Com
pany by 11 O. I'argeter. agent.
All property of Neenah-Orecort
Land Company, by II. o. fargeter
agent.
All property of Chinook Timber
Company, by II. O. I'argeter. agent
All property of Strvker. Manley
and rtuck by It o Pargeter. agent
All property of Cnl.ipoola nnd Rock
Creek Company, by. H O. Pargeter
Acent
I All property of Weverhauser T-and
(.ompauy oy jt. o. Pargeter, agent.
All property of C. P. Bratnober,
by H. O. Pargeter agent.
All property of l.ennan Land Co.
by II. O. Pargeter, agent.
AIL property of Gardiner Mill Co.
bv .lames W. Ford. Jr.. agent.
All property of Sulslaw Timber Co.
bv K:irl C. Mulr. agent.
Assessment of A. Creason
section 30. township 30 south, range
S west; SVtSE!4. NW14SE14. Nr-
Stt'ti. section 2. township 32 south.
tango 8 west: Iota 1 and 2, SV4 of
NE'i of aection 2, township It
south, range 1 west.
Assessment of P. J. Malff. SV4XH
section 2t!, township 22 south, range
9 west.
Assessment of John Ralff. W'Vt
W'.i, WV4SEV4. HMsSW, section
2(i, township 30 south, range 2 west
and heretofore, to-wit, on the 27th
day of September, 1920, the above
named persons, firms and corporat
ions, by their respective agents, at
torneys and representatives, and In
dividual owners, appeared before the
Hoard of Equalization and alleged
and argued their reasons why the
valuations applicable to all timber
lands attempted to be described In
said petitions should not be
made and assessed as return
ed bv the assessor for the
vear 1 920, nnd after considering all
of said allegations, evidence submit
ted and arguments of the respective
representatives and making an exam
ination of the assessment rolls per
taining thereto, and taking into ac
count that all assessments on farm
lands, orchurd lands and grazing
lands, and other classes of as
sessable property of Oouglas County,
Oregon, have been assessed accord
ingly and the valuations thereof
materially increased over and above
the assessments for the year 1919
in order to arrive nt the full cash
value of all property as by law re
quired of the assessor nnd the Hoard
of Equalization as a body.
..It I therefore hereby considered
and (letei-iiiiiietl by the Hoard of
Equalization of DouglaB County, Ore-
'ron, that all timber land values In
riouglas county. Oregon, us set forth
tnd referred to on the assessment
-oils are not disproportionate to nor
unjust and unreasonable as compared
xith the values placed on other as
sessable property upon the assess
ment rolls for the year 1920, as pre
pared by the assessor of Douglas
"ounty, Oregon.
It In therefore hereby ordered, ad-
imlgt-il noil decreed, that each and
ill of the petitions above set forth
be and the same ore hereby denied
md that the assessments pertain
ing to the assessable property of the
various petitioners and objectors.
herein st forth, shall be nnd hereby
ire confirmed as made by the as
sessor of Oouglns County, Oregon
iccordlng to said assessment ro'.ls
'or the year liti'o.
The Hoard now adiourns.
, I). J. STEWART,
County Judge.
F. I.. CALKINS.
Counlv Assessor,
E. II. I.KNOX.
County Clerk.
Dated Oct: 5, 1920.
Look! 2mws L00ik!
No hiiuM? up to ft'jetMI.
ne fi-rooni hnu.t
ne .t-riwun hnust "no
r n e 4 - roo in i n so 7 Ti n
ne 3 -room Iihiim unit 3 lfts.... 800
me 6-rnnm house 900
ne 4-rooin house with furniture 9f-o
ne li-rontn house 10O0
ne 4-ronm plantereii house .... 1 1 00
ne 4 - room house 1 "00
ne 'i-rnom Iioumi 1 L'.'.O
lilt' 7 - room 2 - story lie use 1 2r0
)ne '--room houses 1 400
ne 5 -room hous 1 "no
ntj A -room house ,5 no
no 4-ronm house 1 500
ne A -room house Ifioo
ine 5-rootn house
ne 4 -room house
no A-room house
ne "-room house ,
ne 6-rooin house
. . t B00
. . lv 00
. . is nO
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WANTED.
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chair. Phone S34-J.
Wanted-
tovea.
WANTKD
tf eueritl
Sir a w n.
Man to blacken and put up
A p p 1 y at 33 6 N ort hi to
Middle aKeil woman to do
huuMewurk. Aim. ii.
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ery Mtore. Inquire Koutch', iShvrl
rian hi., opp. depot.
V ANTKU J'Jxperlenceil farm band.
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OATS WANTKU AWout 1U0 butthelN.
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burg.
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thone who have hud experience.
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Ford for one half or 1 ton truck; my
car JutH overhauled and In A-l
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value 7 each, and 3 he tins" stoves
vitlue $5 and $-5, to trade fur shut
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627 Mill Ct.
shares. Zlpp,
t-'Ult nEiVi' Safety deposit boxes.
ltoseburg Nationul Hank.
r'ult HENT Kuriiished "rooms, half
block north of the MkIi school, 4Zi
Hunt Ave.
Kull JtENT Huafiiesa locution on busy
Hlteet. dlxplay window and part of
front room. Hay's Suit Shop.
roll KENT Farm at O lull a, or wlj
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1. Denn. .ili. Chadwltk tit., HosebmB,
Ore.
KOlt KENT Eurnished housekeeping
apart men is and sleeping roums.
HoseliurK Apartments, Main and
DoUKla. Hhne 6.
MLS4 ELLAN LOL 8.
HEADY for businexs Hruton's Taxi
dermy. Tanning und Fur Co., near
Klvershto Store.
TAKEN UP Hay hot o with hnltur on.
owner may Ket suine by culling at
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UY E OKASS SEED Now ready for
Hhlpment. Heat for pasture sowinv,
$10 per cwt. Kjteclal price on large
lots. E. A. Ithoten. .Salem. Ore.
MON E Y TO LOAN Ci-year rural
credit farm loans, low Interest rate.
$10,000 local money to lean on good
real estate. First mortgage. See M.
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D. W., i'.irp News-ili-vlew.
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bearlna .trawU, "y puSlTn
W. Oak St. I"I"U- Cuij,,
For SALEtj00d TvV-ni-rr-
harms., will or wSE
L'II 21surth iliin s, W
AN'lloitA KVCkiZ'rTir-Tr
does. roKlst.rea ,"" ;1irf
man. Wilbur iir..,.. ' Uuii
Sutio miles; mi new tirJrV
at flume 47J m
l-OK KALK-Tt.uroutTbrTl C r
HaniMhlre uiu 1 r'l '.
Obunowetli. OakUndlfe H.
BOX fcHOOKU FOK HALB-ahm. .
Par; alio wrapping nPpl'Bu
Jieuthjjrchaiij.. l.a'SK c?,T
FOJt SAI.K 5-ruoin lioux i.TT
fruit, gurd-n. cheap kii1
mine Kewe-lteview.
i-)lt HA l.r-."-l.,;,t.r Buk.k
goo.1 cord II res. 1.,K, ,i ?''.'
new-liana. c. j. ,, J
FOR AI.I-:-J,.rsey cwTTnTOKT
aonio freah. others will be ILi T.
llatttelU. It. K II. f'Vh''
lOltAEK 4JUU.1 modern houM. UT.
' ?K'V. .?r."' Wo,,tltti'l. chicken h"L
fruit, lots. Easy terms. Mn JS
der, half hlockjtrum Soldier Hm
FOH HAI.K-Yearling Rambma,
rams that will shear 20 to lit lbi
line white wool. Will ltfU
carload. Prices rlsht. P. V. HrruL
FOH QUICK SALE to ac on coui:
ty road; city water; diIIm frW
Hoseburg; A-room hoj. barn ud
chicken ranch. Audrey -0
FOH SALE Koseburtf property viihu
live blocks ot cenier of city. Prop
erty now hrltiKiiiK $0.00 rent U
sides owner's guartera. On paTrf
street, paved sidewalk and sewer all
in and paid. AUo other property
Deal wit h own e r at Winiheiiw.
r'OK SALE 80 acres of so-.d Und. l
miles from Wiualon britige; night
trade for small tract close in. or citl
property. 1 sjood aato etyle top
buKKy, roAd cart, llglrt saddle, it
heavy work collar, light hsrneH. !i
turkeys, 3-year-old bay mare. C. H
Van DeVord, Ht. 1, liox Ui, Rt
burtf. Oretfon.
FOK SALE &-ruoin modern buniiloi'
close in on paved streft, with built
in features, lare screened-in porch,
breakfast room, garage, itore rouo
for fruit. Tills propt-uy muit b
seen to appreciate its value and ii
offered at a sacrifice for quick Mi.
$:'G50. Some terms can be bad. bi
W. A. UoKard Heal KsUts Co, II
Cnws St.
WHITE Will FAI IX C HU'ACiO.
CHICAGO. The white wig, re
vived from Colonial days, has
reached Chicago. Mrs. Haydnn B.
Harris, of New York, formerly LIna
Small, of Chicago, appeared with one
in the Dlackstone hotel. The effect
was stunning.
o
m:vspapku nv pnoToxaiAPHY
LIVFRPOf.1. IT n Br e
newspaper reproduced hy means of
photozincography, was rocentlr fl
ushed here. It was a single full on
sheet, and was the joint effort s.
both of the evening papers. The u
of type was not necessary and the
issue was stereotyped and printed In
both offices in the usual way.
"Help Wanted Male."
Jack Roach of Drain hai recelwd
the agency for the Queen line of la
cubators and brooders .Now la tfn
time to make your Inquiry and pUd
your order for future delivery.
Quality
When wo tailor your Fall Suit
you are annurcd of the hlghes'
'laamy all-wool material, tin
flncst of workmanship, am
mooth, unwrlnklcd. flttlnp
Moihcs al tho low,-st possibl
price. Thla is our guarantee
Now that Fall is here don''
you think today would be a
soon nine to order your Fall
'Hit and Overcoat?
Try Our Way
Ottr Auto WIU fall.
Phone 277.
They work
naturally
and form
no habit
They work
naturally
and form
no habit
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They work
naturally
and form
no habit
They work
naturally
and form
no habit
Sum only ym. I
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Nathan I--ulIerton The Retail Store floseborg. Ore.
WE SELL
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County LighUand Waterfo