ROSEBURfl NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1923.
PAGE FIVI
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tAL NEWS t
End
5. tt I! Kencel ri.ol-
lor spent the week end interests.
kitting with friends.
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Vw Days
of Hillard arrived
k.lc
n. Rogers and
"f l.a Grande who
I'line a short time in
this aft, moon for Tnc-
fcrafted Walnuts.
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Suggestions
Christmas
' and Victor
Records
lets
OS
'lushes
re Sots
aier fj.,
S Bnliio.
i " iters
.Strop,
rl! Pens
1 Fa,
ttilt
cy
K.xti,
r Crocker
rer Drus Stnr.
U i nUn Pnn Ymnol 1
in more appropriate than music or
i - ,,!.- Htnrr von can una
in a w- -
Just Iook over tnis
HARMONICAS From 10c to 14.00; any
thild will enjoy a Harmonica.
LITTLE RECORDS for the Kiddles,
something new, music on one side and
Illustrated picture on the reverse, only
30c each. Also in sets ot 6 records in
story book including stories, songs and
pictures. S1.25, 1.75 and $2.00.
SHEET MUSIC A useful gift for any
one who plays. A few copies, put In a
nice Xmas wrupper priced from 15c up.
LEATHER ROLLS AND MUSIC BAGS
A fine selection from $1.50 to $10.00.
VICTOR AND EDISON RECORDS
W hat could be more appropriate for any
one who has a phonograph, 75c to $3.00
each.
VICTROLA, EDISON AND SONORA
PHONOGRAPHS We have machines
from $30 to $300. Easy terms if desired.
PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS
Hanging In price from $150 to $S0O.
PIANO BENCHES AND BENCH
COVERS.
PLAYER ROLLS AND
NETS fl'0.00 to $50.00.
MUSIC CABI-
VIOLINS Ranging
to $100.00.
in price from $4.00
BANJOS, MANDOLINS AND GUITARS
from $10.00 to $30.00.
CLARINETS $30.00 to $125.00.
PLAYER PIANO ROLLS The Q. It. S.,
the beat, $1.25 each.
CONN, BEUSCHER AND KING TROM
BONES, CORNETS, CLARINETS, SAX
OPHONES AT FACTORY PRICES AND
TERMS.
Store
I1SIC
I . ROSEBURG, OREGON i
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f - - - t '
son, Arizona,
the winter.
whero they will spend
To Portland
Dave Shambrook left last night
for Portlnnd where he will spend
several days looking after business
Itetuiiis From Portland
i Attorney O. P. Coshow who has
who is a resident of , been spending the past few days In
ftost hure for several i Portland returned to his home in
K:i:i:g ott. inline to Imsi-! Kosenurg this morning.
Notice of Bale of Government timber.
General Land Office, Washington, l.
C. Nov. 2u, 1923. Notice Is hereby friv
in'en that subject to the conditions and
1 nletit arrl will m.H "u"n" ot "rt" "f June 9.
nui.i ar.il will spend I?u (39 ,,8) Kt.bruary :6,
ire attending to l.usl-!(io Stat.. 11791, nnd Juno 4. l20 Hi
ri hi., uM, and departmental regula
tion!! of September IS. 1 ; 1 7 (48 U. D.,
447), snd June 22, 1920 (47 L. IX. 411).
I the timber on the following landn will
; be sold Dec. 29. 1923, at 10 o'clock a. ni.
at public auction at the United States
t land office at Roseburs;, Oregon, to
the hlKhest bidder at not less than the
j appraised value an shown by thla no
I tiee, sale to be subleet to the approval
of the Secretary of the Interior. The
purchase price, with an additional sum
of one-fifth of lper cent, thereof. -
inic commissions allowed, must be de
posited at time of Hale, money to be re
turned If pale in not approved, other
wise patent will issuo for the timber
which room be removed within ten
yearn. Rids will he received from citi
zens of the 1'nlted States, associations
of such citizens nnd corporations or
isnnlzed under Ike lawn of the United
Mates, or any State, Terrlrotry or I Is
trl, t thereof only. Upon application oi
a qualified purchaser, the Amber on
any leal subdivision will be offered
(Separately before belh incltiibl In
i any offer of a lancer unit. T. S2 S., It. 0
V, Sec. 17, SWi,, SK4, fir. 61R I , suftar
llne .5 M., none of the timber on this
tnot to be sold for lei, than $1.2". per
'M for the fir and I2.r. per M for tiie
, socax pine. T. 21 S.. It. .1 XV.. Sec. Jl.
I Wl N'K'i. fir 50 M. NW!i NK'i. fir
in"'"., ski', NK'i. fir :oo t., sw,
V, 'r ,M f'" c '4, Tlr J2..
M.. cedar 240 M., frl. NV"4 NW, fir
lutl JL. cedar 140 M., Si:1, MV',, fir
.10 M.. cedar So M.. frl. SV NWy fir
1-'") M., . ertar 170 SI., none of the tim
ber on these tracts to be sold for les
than Jl 75 per it for the fir, and ti.Sn
per M for the cedar. T. 27 S.. It. II
Sec. 7, NWt, sun, fir 2oo M. hem
lo.k ,o M. none of the timber on this
fract to be sold for less than $2 50 per
M for the fir and 5"c per M., for the
hemlock. T. 19 S 11. I W.. See. 33.
sh 'f SV",, fir looo St., not to be sol, I
tor lcs than 11.75 per M. T. 21 S It
I W s-e. 25. SWH NK'j. fir lOOo'M.
cellar 30 if., none of the timber on this
tre t to b,. sold for less than tl.75 pei
w.. for the fir and tec per M for the
lar. T. 16 s.. K. 2 W.. Sec. , I.t ,
nr lt.io M.,-cedar Ion M , NWK sV,
'ir 1..15 M , n,,e f tlt i,(r ,, ,,eM,.
tra. ts to be sold for Ic ( . li 7;, p,.r
i tir J"" 'ir end II per M lor the e.
n M,,:,S- H 1 w- 3. NB', SV,
"r1..0.i M.. ,,, to be sold for es, thai,
'''r.M- T. 27 S.. It. 11 V Sec. ai
. , ' ,-';.flr i4l0 M. Ilcmlo, k 7:, SI.
i, i Vs. y SK''" Wi ttr 1400 M..
V-1TX M- -ed-.r SS M, SKI,
NW 14 fir .,0 M., cedar So St.. N.;i
, r" M eedar 20 M. None of the
til .1 on."'"e tra.-ts to be sold for
less than .'.0 ,.r M for the fir. 12 0-
,, I V ''T ' " ."'l,,r n'"1 Per M for
b hemlock. T. 16 s.. It. 1 u. s,c.
l"t 1. fir 900 St.. l.-,t 2 fir t.oo SI. I.t
vu-i '.;".' " nr SI
"...loner, O.neV.T lnd 0111'"
trnilllf 1 lele.. ..;. . .
. S ij
. nr i'"),i m . vu-it rie n -
M' v , "r ' M.. cedar I
UieV '' 1 oo M. SK-4 SK'i fir
M v P ", ' "r '"' th"n 11 ;r' f't
SEAT-SALE FOR
'if TO START
Minstrel Reserved Seat
Tickets Will Be On Sale at
Antlers Wednesday.
EXPECT BIG CROWDS
Two Nights of Show, Decem
ber 17 and 18. Will Prob
ably Not Be Enough to
Care For Crowds.
Get your dollar ready, folks the
neat sale for the blfi Klks Vuiple and
White Minstrels opens Wiclnesdav
and by the hieht of the show. Decem
ber 17th. "standing room only" will
be at a premium. The reserved seats
will be on sale at the Antlers box of
fice for both nlnhts performances and
it is advised that out of town folks
who are deslrou of securing pood
seats, should ilend in their money to
the Antlers and have their m ats re
served, specifying which night they
wish to attend.
The annual Christmas Charity show
of the Klks Is the big event of the
year nnd last year's Minstrel was
such a fine success that it was de
emed to stage another this year.
"Iligger and better than ever" Is the
verdict of those who have watched
the rehearsals for the show. The cn
j tire cast and orchestra of ten pieces,
totaling over fifty people, practiced
long and hard yesterday afternoon but
the results were marvelous. The
best singers in the valley, the fun-
nicst comedians obtainable end the
i prettle-it girls In Itoseburg will par
ticipate, which insure" two hours of
real happy entertainment.
The lower floor and balcony are re
I served and will sell for fl. The, gal-
lery will not be reserved but will be
j thrown open on the night of the show
for 50 cent.i a sent, on the "first
come, first served" style.
A new singer and end-man is being
introduced to the Itoseburg public
for this show. It is Ion Sibley, a pro
fessional singer, who is featuring the
coon-shout blue song. "Oil, Mama.
Sibley will also sing ".Miilniclit ltcne'
In the "Night In Gay Puree" after-
part, lie has a rich voice and is a
great addition to the minstrel cast
Mike Devaney, mother nd man, who
"knocked 'em dead" last year with
the song hit, "Strawberries" is warb
ling "lie May He Your Good Man
Frldav but He's Mine on Saturday
Night." This member w a late one and
has a swing that will make you pull
your feet from the floor, ((key -1 as
sert, no introduction needed, is sing
ing "Dnniina, the Girl with the Yellow
Skin." This comedy oriental number
is destined to be whistled in Itose
burg for some weeks to eonio a
Okey puts the punch in it that makes
it a real hit. "Kinky" nancy, anoth
er end-man, puis real technique Into
his handling of the tambourine and
"Hod" Roadman, the other fun-maker
for the show shakes a pair ot wicked
bones. Hod Is featuring thai Into
song success, "No, No, Nora" and he
certainly understands his stuff.
Woody Stephenson, who is right at
home amidst the burnt cork, is
"Kunnin' Wild" for that's the name
of his song number. A real down
,(outh. and Woody sings it like a reg
ular Ethiopian.
More will be said later about the
remainder of the show but rent as
sured you're going to get moru'n a
dollar's worth.
To Visit llere
Miss Clara Patrick arrived In this
city Saturday evening from Willa
mina and will spend several days
visiting with Miss Anes PItchford.
llctiirnx Home,
Or. S. L. Del.npp who lias been
spending tile past Ten days in Pori
lai:d attending to business mailers
returned to his home in this city
this morning.
SIR KNIGHTS ATTENTION
Owing to the Chamber of Commerce
dinner to be given Tip sday "veninir,
Dec. 11th, the six o'clock dinner an
nounced for the "ominainlry for thai
ev.ning is hereby deferred until
some future time. Asralon Com
niomlry will convene, however at
6:43 prompt for the annual election
of nfl jeers. We will complete this
business in ample time for the 7:o
o'clock Chamber of Commerce dinner.
Ill; PROMPT.
W. C. HANDING, E. C
llron
Neglected Couphs and Col'Js
lead to Bronchitis, Asthma,
Influenza end other compli
cations. Stop Your Cough
with
.FOLEY'S
WIS
CtlQUilhtJ INi
Largest selling rough medicine
in tlio WorlJ.
W. t. CHAPMAN
SHO
chilis
FOR
Notice is hereby iniven that the
Common Council of II, ( in- of Itose
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
THE IMPROVEMENT OF
COREY AVENUE.
burg, Orvgjn, did pn the 3rd day of
December, Ji2U, , py Ordinance No.
7S2, declare tha nsewMii. m tor the!
improvement of Con Avenue from '
the noulh line of Military Avenue tuj
tiie south line of Harvard Avenue, lu ,
the City of Kosebuif, Oregon, to bel
upon ch lot or pait of lot or parcel'
of land especially bi tu-f it tv J thereby,)
as follows, to-wit:
Assessment I
Name Descripimn Amount'
E. 1). Burch Cotnmi nemg at a
point on N. side of the Coos
lia.v Wagon Koad, 110121 ft.
K. of S. W. corner of J. Hunt
ley DI.C; thence N. ln. de
grees; thence E. 4o dogreon;
t hence S. 1)5 uegri .'s; (hence
W. on N. side of Coos Hay
Wagon Hoad 40 ft; to place of
beginning, berng s;iuatcd in
West Hoseburg JG2S.2 1
Graco M. Myers Commencing
nt a point on E. side of Corey
Ave., tamo being 10:1 ft. N.
& 22 chains E. of S. W. cor
ner of J. Huntley DM";
thence N. 90 degree: thence
E. 90 degrees; thence S. 90
degrees; thence W. 90 d -grets
to place of beglnniu:: . 471. 13
James I,. Barker Beiimniee at
a point 22.14 chai:. I.. Iro n
S. W. corner of I. limit ev
DI.C No. 56 in Tp. LT. S. It.
R. W. W. M.. said p . nt also
being 193 degrees . of .
side of Coi;s Hay iVascn ,
Koad In salj County ,V Stale,
thence N. SO ft.; along E.
side of and parallel -ft i; h 1 ul
lerton Ave., thene- H. Io0 ft.;
thence S. 60 ft.; tin nc W.
130 ft.; to place of begin
ning 234.74
Polly N. Hellowa--Beginning in
a point 22.14 chain,; E. from
5. W. earner of J. Huntley
DI.C No. 56 in Tp. 27, S. li.
6. W. 215 degrees N. of N.
side of Coos lh.y Wagon
P.oad. thence N. S.e ft.: along
E. side of and paialhl with
Fullerton Ave., theme E. 130
ft.; thence S. S.8 ft.; thence
W. 130 ft. to place of begin
ning 41.31
Beitha A. Brown- IleginninK
at a point 22.14 chains E.
from S. W. corner of 1. Hunt
ley DI.C No. 5u. Tp. 27. S. R.
6. W., 312.6 ft N. of N. side
Coos Bay Wagon P.oad,
thence N. 58 8 ft. along east
side of and parallel with Kul
lerton Ave. thence E. 130 ft.;
thence S. DS.8 ft.; thence W.
130 ft. to piace of begin
ning 27C.0I
Roy E. & Margaret E. Bel
low.; Beginning , at a point
22.1! chains E. from S. VY.
cor. of J. Huntley DI.C No. f,6
Tp. 27. S. I!. 6. S. W. 2-.3.S rt.
N. of N. side of Coos Hay Wa
gon ltoad. thtnee N. 58.8 ft.;
along M side of and parallel
with Fullerton Ave., thence
E. 130 ft.; thence S.
, 5S.8 degrees; thence W. 130
degrees to place of begin
ning 276.04
Mrs. Mary Watson-Beginning
at R point on the W. side of
Fullerton Ave., 3on ft. N. of
S. E. Cor. of Lot 1. Block 1,
W. liopeburg. thence N. 72.7
ft. to intersection of Fuller- f
ton Ave., with Harvard Ave
loO ft.; thence S. 67.7 ft.:
thence E. 10 ft. to place of
beginning 341.30
I!ai ley Watson- Ixit 5, Block 1, 1
West Kc'.-bur 23 1.76
ITarlev Watson I.ot 6, Block 1,
West Hoseburg 234.761
I.eona Williams-Lot 1, Block
1. W'es: Uoscburg
315.54
I.eona Williams - I.ot 2, Blot k
1, West Uosebur
Leona Williams- Lot 3, Block
ill.C9j
1, West liosi burg
298.45
2S0.1.")!
Leona William lt 4, Block
1, West Hoseburg
Jesse G. Hodges Lot 1, Can
non A- Chandler's Addition . .
Jesse '.i. Hodgi s Lot. 2, Can
non A: Chaii'll-r' Addition..
Jesse G. Hod; s Lot 3. Can
non k. Chandler's Addition..
Jesse G. Ilodi-es Lot 4, Can
non & Ch. Midler's Addition..
Geo. W. I'inlev -Lot 5, Cannon
A.- Chandler's Addition
J. ('. I'lillerton-Leeinnin at a
point tin S. side of Military
St. 19.93 chains W. of S. E.
Cor. of DLf No. 5fi of .1.
Huntley, situated in Tp. 27.
S. I:. 6. W., running thence
W. along N. Ii:i" or said Mili
tary St., it. to E. line of old
County Koad 1, ailing to Lane
Street brid;-e. (now Corey
Ave.), them ,' s. along E.
line of e'llid Corey Ave,, l'.'O
ft.; tiiellee E. to property
line of L. KoMhauen, thence
N. aloni.' s.iid Koiilhagen line
r.S.Sti !
53.W i
47.49,
17.19 !
loo ft.; to pi:iee of beginnini:. '
frontm.,- en Ct,-v Ave 2',.J.T9 ,
licit It Swiiiii'-y- ( einnienclng at ,
a point on .V M,le of Coos
Bay Wagon Koad 1501.24 ft.
E. of S. W. (or. of J. Huntley
DI.C: them,
tlo in e E. T," f:.
lor, fl.; til' !l( e
Side of I mi"
Ko'td 50 deen e-'
be'-inniiig
11. A- Inn.i M. i'.
llielleiliL; itl a
U 22.!t'i eijail:
cor of ,,c ,.
said r l;iim le ir ;
Te 27. S. II. 6
E. 97 3 1 It.: I.
ft.; II,, n . W.
thenre S 2,",.". !.:
hi e,,n ;D f .,;.! : '
till' Sire t ....
N. lo5 ft ;
; thence S.
W. on N.
Bay Wagon
to place of
rrine. 'om
int fio ft. N.
E. of S. W.
J. Ilun'l, v.
t No. r.i. in
W., Iliellie
nee N. 2'e,
97 3 4 fl :
to plar e of
g on Mili-
f,I 1
Total
A Sl.'.lctln !
no l.l lias le
of Cil . Li, le
due and l.i-.
Cl,e -r ,..,-,
lawful iiione
ami if l ot j,
fioi.i the il ;
proc cedillas
f 1.572 7"
afores'l'ii H.J.s, ;
led in the Do ., I
tile s;M:;e I- Il"W
t ol i :
1,1-1
the oflire of the
the Cm- Hail it,
in
. ot ti.e Ftlited Slut, ,
,i'I v ithin tw nty d.i
te i i tins not.ee, ion i.
ill be taken fur the
Only Two Weeks Till 1
W CHRISTMAS! 1
tel Now the Time to Buy Your I
9ur Icony Toyland will make yoursKop- '
ping easy. Our displays compare favorably
r!l with those of towns ten times 'the size of
e Koseburg. Come in and see fosM 4i
m ROSEBURG'S CHRISTMAS STORE
m CARR'S i ifflH
Whi" you wi" "nd our ,tore erowded-we have mp,e 'iNHil -
Wi . Clerk ,0 you 'most lmmedi"tey- j P3cJ
collection thereof as are provided by
the Charter of the City of Koseburg,
Oregon.
Property owners who desire to take
advantage of the Bancroft Bonding
act for the payment of the assess
nienls are hereby notified to call
upon the City Keconler for said pur
pose nol later than December 2sih.
T.I23, ne applications will not be ac
cepted after that date.
It. 1.. WHIPPLE.
City Keconler.
cheaper than saw dust, Southport
'coal, $10 per ton. Dcnn-Gcrreten Co.
To Cure a Cq!
IIROMO fJI'ININK T.iMcu Ix'C'm
ii.imedict ! to cnir.;erae( the
n' tivity of Coir, Crip nnd laflu
ei,7a (,crimt ae,l t.riif to u sad
den st"i (lie tir'ifvr'ais work of
tiie-.e ilre-td'd disease genus in
tlic liuinau !j';dy.
(iHININK Tablets noirk
ly relal, r lle so germs (Kv,(;riess
and C' 'Mipi'.-teiy deitny llieir
e:Vaioc cxisteii'.f:.
The Ten in ore!
of I vr.ntivts in
V..hU ' i . vry i
sj -ti :n at ail tin
l-tsatlve TfTeet
;.id gi-iMNK
, nc licial t'j tiie
11, el.
:irn this si, nature
I'riee Vic.
t LODGE DIRECTORY I
Neighbors ot NtVooclcraft, Lilac Circle
No. 49 Meets on 1f t and t!i:rd
Monday evejiii)eH, In K. of P. hall, j
VUltlnr nelKhhnrs Invited to attend.
BERTHA E. TAYLOR. G. N.
UAKGAKET WiUTNV, Clerk, j
QnsBay
Take I3l I
'S'.ri XJ)
f,y laxative fJ)-iJ-f
i f i - i
labcts
--c.-J..e-
Four ler.pa aneaa and still growlu'.
the Nows-Itevlow.
i ,TT ,,.. i M
; f ' l"' X.b0?'?
47 Meets every Tuesday evening
In Knights of Pythias ball, 130 Koso
street. Visitors always welcomed.
CLAIR K. ALLEN, C C.
.1. It. FAHHINGTON. M. F.
E. E. WIMBEP'.Y, K. H. 8
K. O. T. M. ivieeis eacn 2nd and 4lb
Thursday of each month, in Maeca
bee hall, cornier Cas arid Pine
streets. Visiting Knights always
welcome.
L. C. GOODMAN, "Tom.
O. W. RAPP. 1L hi
Eaglet, Roseburg Aerie M ecta In
Maccabee ball, on Cars st reet, on
2nd aud 4th Wednesday evenings of
ueh month, nt 8 o'clock. Visiting
arethren In good standing always
welcome.
El'GENE LITTLE. W. P. P.
KK'HAItl) Ill'SCIi. w. r.
B. F. GOODMAN. Socretary.
Roteburg Rebekan LoUga No. 41,
I. C. O. F. Moots In (ni d Fellows
Temple every week, oil Tuesday
evening. ViHltlng memhitrs In good
standing aro Invited to attend
l:i l'li; MORGAN, N. G.
TILL1E I. JOHNSON, Rec. Sec
ETHEL BAILEY. Fin. Sec.
! Laurel Chapter No. 31, R. A.
Stated convocations on 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays. Masonic Tempi'. All I
members requested to attend and
visltlne companions welcome. i
M. O WALLACE, High Sliest.
W. F HARRIS, Secretary.
Woedmen of the World, Camp No. 125
Meets In the Oddfellows hall In
Roseburg every 1st nnd 3rd ,"on
day evenings. Visiting neighb Mrs
aiwrnvs welcome.
FRED A. FIELDS, O. C.
M. M. MILLER. Clerk.
O. E. 8.. hoseburg Chapter No. 8.
Holds their regular meeting on Cte
1st. and 3rd Thursdnvs In iath
month. All sojourning brothers
and sisters are respectfully lnvltew
to attend.
VARY E. TUMMl, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON. Secretary.
A. F. & A. M., Lnurel Lodge No. 13.
llegnlar coin n'inh atiops 2nd nnd
4th Wednesdays cm li month, at
Masonic Temple, Rosetiurg, Ore
Visitors Wejeoilie.
Jt. A WILSON. W. M.
W. F. HARRIS, Secy.
B. P. O. Elks. Roseburtj Lorine No. 3?
Hold regular coniiii'inientlons at
the Elks' Tempio on eat h Thursday
of every rmntii. All nienioers r
(jioi.leil to attend regularly, and all
visiting broth, r are cordially In
vited to sitend.
FRANK CLEMENS. E. R
J. O. ilAY, Jr., Secretary.
United Artisans Meets In Macca
bee Hall first nnd third Wednesday,
' Visiting members always welcome.
LAUKEN McCCLI.OCH, M. A.
MILDRED McCFI.LOCH, Treaa.
BELLE STEPHENSON, Sco.
I, O. O. F Phlletarlan Lodge No. 8-
Meets In Odd Follows Temple every
Friday evening. Visiting brethem
are alwavs welcome.
BEN PALM, N. (1.
A. J. GEDDES, Rec. Sec.
. B. BAILEY Fin. Sec. '
W. B. A. O. T. W., Roseburg Review
No. 11 Holds regular meetings on
2nd and 4th Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.
Visiting sisters Invited to attend re
views. Maccabee ball, Pine and
Cass streets.
JESSIH! RAPP, Col.
LILLIAN M. WHEEI.ER.com.
Umpqua Temple No. 4. Pythlsn Sis
ters Meets the 2nd nnd 4th Mon
day evenings of ench month, at the
K. o'. P. hall. Visitors always wel
come. BELLE WALKER. M. E. C.
MAY K PARKER. M of It ft C
MARTHA CHltLSTENSON. M. of f
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