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Newspaper Page TextR08EBURO NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1M. PAQB POUR Notice of School Meeting Notlc I. hereby glv.n to the voter, of Bcboo IN.tr ct No i ct Poug a. County, t. of On-,-. that . school meeting of w0 .'J at the High Hchool UulJ.tluit. ou the tih day "I''"' "? 'out i. .... .1 ir il. nurixme of discussing the budget hereinafter s uui with the levying board and fur the purpose, of complying with bectloo i I. .....A.4-V nil rum nnnnnn wwwwwwww------ I'll inn uuiii'i'iii OMLLIVI UIIUUUULI of the schoo in or reinim iu n.o p. .-i. --- - . . . The U.tal .mount of money need,d by ..Id . -hool district dur .g he fiscal year beginning on June 111), IMS. nd ending June 30, Is ealluialMi in lb. Allowing budget .nd tn.luoe. (he .mount, to be received from the t.t. school fund, elementary .cuooi iuuu, ye, - r,iiiniv u-hiMil fund. trlcl tax, and all other money, of the district: Budg.t-Eitim.ttd E.p.ditum Kalary per year PERSONAL SERVICE 1. Huperlntendeut I. Principals 4 S. '1 eai her. 3s . Sub. Teachers 4. Janitors 6 6. Clerk Total Htrnographer . Other borvlces Tolal .1 3.225 00 (.iiM.UU 4S.371.UO (vo.b'J 4,015.00 6SU.IMJ 75000 200.UO I S. 22500 S.536.00 4H.37S.0U (OU.OO 4. II V, HO eso.uo 7.'o.uo 200.00 jjg4.261.oo MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES: 1. Furniture (desks, .love., curtain., etc.).. Bupplie. (chalk, erasers, eic. Library book lo! Janitor', supplies Fuel - Light Water Postage and stationery , Total , .$ 75000 2,ov.O0 00.00 GO'J.OO 2, 1 50 00 700.00 350.00 25u.oo .. 6,900.00 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS: High bullillng and grounds 11 (inn building anil ground. lirason building and ground. Fuliurton building and ground. Total ..$ 1.500.00 .. 1 ,oo 00 2,r,oo.uo 100.00 ..$ 5,100.00 INDEBTEDNESS: 1. Uonded, and Interest thereon 1 7,7j0.ou ..None Total TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS: 1.4&5.0U .$ 7.700.00 Total TUITION: INSURANCE: ..$ 1.4S5.00 None .1 291.40 Total MISCELLANEOUS .. SOU. 00 I 291.40 Totul Total estimated atuouut of mouey for all purposes during ..$ 800.00 the year - $K6.590.40 (Tbo above form of estimated expenditure, may be clipped from this blank by the budget committee and alter being niado out by said com mittee may be certified to as correct on the margin and filed with the dl.trlct clerk.) ' Estimated Receipts. From county school fund during the coming school year $15,012.00 (Use smouut of county aehool fund received last yeur sb ba.ls in making this estimate.) From stato achool fund during thu coming school year f 2,908.00 (Use amount of state school fund received last year as basis In making this estliiiuto.1 From elementary school fund during the coining school year . - 8,810.00 Estimated amount to be received from all other sources during the coming school year .. 3,746.77 (Do not Include the money to be received from the proposed tax.) HAVE YOU SOME- THING TO HAUL? El We have a 1921 Ford truck- all new cord tire" and a bargain. 10 You can pay for this by hauling your own broccoli. Terms or w cash, ltapp JJros. SALEM. Jtn. 29. Complete survey of the kale and broccoli situation haS 4t44444444V4444i convinced E. H. Dlebn. field man for --44444-4---th Oregon Growers association, that . both of these crops In this vicinity are HERE'S A GOOD BUY. so completely wiped out by freezing 41 - ,..., . i,..r will m.l ha head nor ' A 1'l"1 PnrH r.ain l delivery With near left for disoosal this earning Strom berg carbuielor. Atwater spring. Kent Ignition anil starter, 1924 Yet In the face of constant dlsap- license. Come in and make us an polntments the past few years wuhi4 oiler. Cash or terms. Kapp Uros. the broccoli crop, there ar some doughty farmers ho are willing and www reaily to go at It again believing that j " " growers with less nerve wHl pass out ) 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 of the game and that there Is a gam-; bier's chance for a killing to De ( 4. . A noat looking green Ford bug. made. Has top and fender. Come In Hloper brother, of Independence,; 4 and see it, you ll be surprised at who for nine years hand running have! ln( prlcei nJ u.rma are accep- ..., in 911 a.,.. t.t lirficcnll. will still ' Ijthlo. Itiinn tiros. stick and take one more chance, proo. ShermanMay & Go. PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS DUO-ARTS nppOSITP AKITI CDs .... HI SOUTH JACKSON STREET .,,..,.. FOR THE MOORE MUSIC STUDIO.,""1 MOORE, SALES strnsowinn- --mil WO W"WSr'wwWT1 MRS. - 1 1 . ably on as large an acreage as ever, although this Is not definitely ueter- mlned. O. Itlchsrdson, McCoy grower, who has been cleaned out for three years hand running will put In a patch, al though probably on a little smaller cle than before. He believes POWER COMPANY OFFICERS TO HOLD MEETING ON FRIDAY Officers of The California Oregon Power Company, from the respective 7 1 district, covered bv the company, will tnerei . . . lm,iuv . 1 than before, li, wiihm me ., ,,, of tnig will be a dearth of broccoli here and will be held, one In the afternoon, and the other in the If he puts In his small patch he will find a good sale for It at top prices on the local market. If the winter leaves it alone. James Collins, of Independence, who was cleaned out on 27 acre of broccoli this year and figures bin loss at ovr 3000 is also going to take a chance on a small acreage. Wells brothers, who had 8 acres this car and have been pretty con sistent miners for several years, will baik out and raise only enough for houie consumption. Trobably no Individual crop has been so hard hit here during the past few yours as broccoli nud In no year has it been so completely cleaned out a this year. It is stated. SAVE ON SHOES W. L. Douglas shoes. Former prices 8.00, J8.50 and 19.00. Now J5.85, at the KOSEI1UHG UUOTLUIE. . Totsl estimated receipts, not Including proposed tux. 130,536.97 R. capitulation. Total estimated expenses for the year JSB.S90 40 Total estimated rucelpts not iu ludlug proposed tux :io,t,:lii.97 S56.0S3.43 Ilalance. amount to be raised by district tax . . Dated tbia lltll duy of Junuury, 1924. A. A. HKl.l.OWH, Hoard of Directors. Attest: V. J. WICKl.I.l. District ClWk. , ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING 8HEET. evening, and a banquet at the I'mp- qua Hotel preceding the evening; meeting. It Is the purpose of the of- fleers to hold one of these meetings in each of the four districts, for the purpose of getting closer in touch with the local conditions. At the eve-j ning session all employes who can at tend will be prexeiit in addition to the officials. School District No. 4 This orlglnnl cstimnttt Is made In compliance with section 231-A of tho school l.ws of 1921 and shows In parallel columns the unit cosih of the. sev eral services, materlul and supplies for the three fiscal years next preceding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last one of said three pre ceding fiscal years and the budget allowances and expenditures for six months of the current year. ("Six months of the current year" means six months of tbo last school year ) Expenditures Kip'ii(lltilri,fi suit lUtlSi-l Ml In Hlli'i' m tiM'iitii lHt st hool yrm. is. . S t n I K pi'nilll lire, for lhre fiscal e.r. next pre. ethntf tile lit.t cliuol vr Personal Servlc: 1. Siiperintend't t 3.225 00 $ 1,001). 00 I 1.600.00 t 3,200.00 2. rrluclpal.- 3. Teachers Hub. teachers 4. Jsnir.irs 5 6. Clerk . 6. Stenographer 6.536.U0 SOU 00 4.lf no Slfll.OO 7..U HI) T. Other services 2"0 00 2.007.50 Slu mi 375 l0 lis 65 2.oi7 50 210 Oil 375 III) 50.110 4.015.00 420 00 7..0 00 l'J7 Si) Total Personal S.rvlce. 6t,26t 00 J2S.J29.S2 J2S.476 00 fi7.Si9.64 J5S.933 51 $52,522.22 Material and Supplies: 1, Furniture (desks, etc.) I 750 00 $ 26(13 S 250.00 552 25 2. Supplies (chalk, etc.) S.noo (K) t.50.00 J'.n no l,7i0flii 7. Other services Soo.oo 9S.65 60.00 l'.7 :tu Total Personal Services $64,261.00 $2S,92U.S2 I2S.476 00 $57,S59.6 I rS..13.it $52.5 Mat.rl.l and Supplies: 1. Furniture (desk., etc.) $ 750.00 $ 266.12 f :."! Oil $ 5:12 25 2. HoiU'Hcs I.OOII.Ol) 850.110 850 00 1.700 00 60.00 100.00 100.00 200.00 Mrs. Hannah Stone, for the past 18 years a resident of Douki-iS county, and loved and respected by her ninny friends, pawned away at the family home ut Eilenbower last nlfcht alter nn Illness of eluht weeks. Heart trouble was the direct oause of her death. Mrs. Stone was born In New York and lived in Iowa before coming to iHiuglns county. A sorrowing bus band and eij;ht children survive. They are, William, Harry, Alonzo Wll Hums and Mrs. Cora Dourto of Eden bower; Mrs. Harris Wood, Fred W. Stone, and Clark Stono of Myrtle ( reek : Frank Stono of New Symonna, Florida. Two sisters and ono brother In Iowa and one brother in Minnesota, also survive. Tho funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at tho Koseburg Undertaking I'arlors, and will bo in charge of the W. H. C. of which organization Mrs. Stone was a number. Itev. Caldwell will preach the funeral sermon, and Interment will follow in the Masonic cemetery. Girls Use Buttermilk To Remove Freckles Sunburn or Tan Thl Delightful New Vanishing Cream Containing True Buttermilk Must Quickly Show a Decided Improve ment or Money Back Just Try IL Get a small quantity at any pharm acy or from your favorite toilet goods counter, simply asking for Buttermilk Cream, and massage it dally Into the face, neck, arms and hands. The di rections are simple and it costs so lit tle that any girl or woman can afford it. Your complexion must quickly show a decided Improvement or your dealer Is authorized to return your money without question should you be dissatisfied. No matter whether you are troubled with wrinkles, hard little lines around tho mouth and eyes, coarse, sallow, faded looking skin, or simply rough ness and redness caused by wind and sun, vou will find that all these trials quickly disappear with the use ol tins old-fashioned beauty recipe brought up to date. Huttermllk Cream is only sold on a positive gunrantoo of satisfaction or money back. o SAVE ON SHCI2S Ladles black or brown shoes French heels former prices up to $1000; now $1.00, at the KOSEULItO UOOTEK1E. BELIEVING THAT THE PRESENT Building Activities in Roseburg Entitles the Building Public to Better Prlcea on ROOFING MATERIALS We have taken over the distribution of the Pioneer Roofing Products for Douglas County The price of Roofing Material advanced 10 on Jan. 21 Our initial car load order was purchased previous to that date, so while tribes last3 the old car load price Will Remain in Effect Get Our Prices Before Buying DENMERRETSEN COMPANY Fuel and Building Material 231 North Main Street EDENBOWER P. T. A. WILL MEET FRIDAY NIGHT The Edonbower Parent Teachers Association has planned an interest inn nieetiDR for Friday evening at the school house. One of the features of I the entertainment will be a spelling match. The school house will be the dividing line, and all those residing east will contest with those residing west. i o NOTICE I have sold my interest In the U-Need-A Lunch restaurant to G. E. Meredith, and will not ba responsible for any bills contracted after Jan. 21st. V. illLES. SAVE ON SHOES ladles black kid slippers, reKUlar price $7.r0 now $5.So at the IiOSKliUiG HOOTEU1E. Ten Mile And Vicinity P ( V. n.,-li U'd I'res tH-me.1 Wire.) LONDON. Jan. I'rlme .Min ister Mscdonald has met with clr ciiiiiMiinccs which have compelled him to ko slower reKardiiK tho rec- Four one-valve trumpets for use by the Lecion bucle and drum corps, have been received by W. E. Ott, and are to be used by the new organiza tion in the future. In addition to tho dukIcs three more drums have been procured, making one of the largest drum corps on the const. The trum pets Just secured are made by the C. (i. Conn company, and are very beau tiful instruments. They have a pleas ing, clear tone nnd in the hands of the expert buglers who are playing the Legion corps will produce some delightful music. o NOTICE To whom It may concern: This Is to notify the public that I will not be re sponsible for any bills that Alida Dun can or Jack Clark of the Itoyal Kes- tauraut, may contract. A. C. DUNCAN. t LODGE DIRECTORY t United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Meets in Moose hool second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month. All car penters welcomed. T. F. HOLMES, Roc. Sec. F. A. HOW EN, Pres. Quite a number of the people of this vicinity are ..uffcring with La Urlppe. John It bcrts and Louis Thrush were calling on Ten iilo friends Sunday . I Harold Standley. son of John and Edna Standley died (sturday, Jan uary 26. Tho funeral waj held In Ten Mile and into. mint tcok place In the Ten Mile cemetery. Mr. and Mr. Standley have tho sincere sym pathy of their many friends. 11. S. Bushnell had tho misfortune to have his fine young team injured by a largo hog that had escaped from the lot where it was confined. Word has been reccl cd from Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fisher that they are both 111 with grippe. Their many friends hope for their speedy recovery. Mrs. Rowel ihe wife of the Ten 0. E. 8., hoseburg Chjpter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays In each month. All sojourning brothers and sisters are respectfully lnviteu to attend. HAZEL FRENCH, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Secretary. RosEiirnc. hooterie. r. r. 11. MIObD 1IM BUUl-o ,:i I- wft-.. Ill .-i,t, Km sizes up to hi now $1.95, at ther . ' " ;',,, , ' ,,,,,.. friends hope that she may soon be well a?ain. Mr. L. D. Short. Mrs. 1). T. Mc Quire. Mrs. Grafton Tyler, were DAILY WEATHER REPORT. S. Weather liureau, local office. Laurel Chapter No. 31, R. A. M. Stated convocations on 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, Masonic Temple. All members requested to attend and visiliu'' companions welcome. It. L. COOPER, High Priest. W. F. HARRIS, Secretary. Phone 128 Woodmen of the World, Csa l Meets In the Oddfelloti a) Hoseburg every 1st ud k day evenings. Vlsttlif lea always welcome. A. A. SCHLOEMANTi : U. M-. MILLER, Clait A. F. 4 A. M., Laurel LudgtVi Regular communications Is 4th Wednesdays each is Masonic Temple, RoaebcJ Visitors welcome. 1 Neighbors ot Woodcraft, Ui No. 49 Meets on lit d Monday evenings, In K. tt Visiting nem tbors umttM DONNA OAKLEY. 0..V MARGARET WHITXE1 L O. O. F Proletarian Lota Meets In Odd Fellows Te?i Friday evening. Visiutg at are always welcome. W. S. HOWARD. X A. J. GEDDES, B(t J. B. BAILEY li. United Artisans ttettssl bee Hall first and third Visiting members always ti lauren Mcculloch i mildred Mcculloch i BELLE STEPHENS n W. B. A. O. T. W., Roseburg Review I No. 11 Holds regular meelngs on 2nd and 4th Thursday, at-7:3o p. m. Visiting sisters Invited to attend re vIbts. Maccabee hall, Pine and Cass streets. JESSIE ItArP, Col. .MRS. FLORA 1. WILLIAMS, Com. ignition of Russia by reat Ilrllaln R,w,burK Oregon, hours ending 5 Koseburg visitors '.Monday. m. (chalk, etc.) S. Library books (. Janitor's supplies T. Fuel I.-Light . Water 10. Postage, and stationery BOO 01) 1,1. in oo 7.'ill 00 3iii.uo S.-.o.uO l 111) l..t!i'.I.UO III!' I'.i 1.. O.i'd ;no 00 4imi.ho L.i.'ii no son no ;.;'ei nil ;:iii 10 3no.no 4 no mi 01 lice, according 10 some political , Preel pUlion n nf. and Hundredths Highest temperature yesterday lxiwest temperature last night Precipitation last 24 hours 07 Total prorip. sinco first of month .78 Total prccip. from Sent. 1, 1923 to date 12.17 Aver, prc ip. from Sept. 1, 1S77 19.2S writers. The political correspondent of the Dully Mall puts the preniler"s posi tion as follows: It Is unlikely that Mr. Macdon ald will take any precipitate action tow ards rt cognition, permanent of- fl. tit th.i f.trulirn ,,m,u m i, ,1 atl ,!., f ,i,.,i. fiii Total deficiency from Sept. 1, time luivlng convinced him such n 1923 i ll step would not be In the best Inter-1 Average precipitation for 46 csts of the country. He Is anxious I wet senons, (September to for recognition as soon as possible i May, inclusive.) 31. 4S and is engaged in making the nec-l Rain tunuht and Wednesday. ".irv preliminary Imiulrles .'' WILLIAM PELL. Observer Operated on Fcr Appenaiciiis Knights of Pytniss, Alpha Lodge Na. 47-Meets every Wednesday evening In Knights of Pythias hall,' 130 Rose streeu Visitors alwavs welcomed. CLAIR K. ALLEN, C. O. J. H. FARRINGTON, M. F. E. E. WLMLEHLY, K. R. 8. Total Material and Supplies .. $ 10 $ 3,7.'.". 17 $ 3.:.i $ 7J sr. $ S.39 . $ 9 ." Maintenance and Repairs: High buildings and grounds $ 1.6'H OO $ Roso building and grounds 1,000.00 Itcnson buildings and ground 2, 'no 00 Fullerlon building and grounds 100 00 TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS: $ l.t oo $ ::.io $ 4nj r.il $ 1.M21I 4,'.n.oo Tn'.voo 3M1 On $ Ml 2.1 1.2:. ' (n M j Totvil Transports- I tion ot Pupil $ l.f-:. "0 t TUITION: None INSURANCE: $ 2'.1.40 $ 712.:.0 $ l.l.oj.OO 1,I"0 no I Tot.t Insurance t 291.40 $ I MISCELLANEOUS: I $ VI1 00 $ Total Maintenance and Repairs $ 6.100.00 3.097.71 $ 2.7..0 00 $ 6 1:0 IS $ ASSESSMENTS (Highways, Roads, Streets, bridges) Nono $ l.K.7.39 $ 19.. o S l.M.VOS 9:4.7 j $ 4.SJ0.9O Totsl M-scsMsneous $ EMtKCENCV: Total Emergency Ki) 04 $ $ $ 712.50 CCS.01 $ 60VOI 6iMi 00 $ sou no $ H.n2 $ i.ui $ 712.50 $ 1.1S5.00 $ 1.3S3.00 $ 519.59 $ 1.3S6 OS Funeral Arrangements to Be Announced Later. Many times, no doubt, you have seen the kbove headlines in your i newspapers, very often It has told ot some friend suddenly Btrick.n with ! dread appendicitis. The newspapers. I pi-ndicitis Is usually' preceileil by: I stomach trouble. They don't toil you I that the afflicted person suffered frc-j quint attacks of heartburn lung be-' Ragles, Roseburg Aerie Meets In Maccabee hall, on Cass street, on 2nd and 4th Wednesday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren In good standing always welcome. EUGENE. LITTLE, W. P. P. kiciiard orscii, w. p. B. F. GOODMAN. Secretary. 639 59 $ 1.3SS.M $ fSOO.OO $ 1.2'V) 00 600 ftfl $ lioo no $ 4 .01 $ "I 02 401 $ Js.oJ 630.! $ 265.65 I Totsl Assessments INDEBTEDNESS: 1. llondeil, and In Urvt luereon $ 7.' $ 1,157.39 $ 193 mi $ 1.545 02 $ .2 1J $ 50 00 $ 3.M7 50 $ 3.937 50 $ Total Indsblsdness I 7.750 00 $ 3,937.50 3.97.50 $ 75.00 $ S.uO.i'O $ S.125.Ci) 900.00 j foro he went to the hospital. While heartburn Is no talwa;. s a sign ot an luf'.amcd appendix, it is always a warning that something b wrong. In ninny eases it results from indigestion, whiih is one of the. predisposing causes of appendicitis, j If ou suffer from a burning, gnaw-i 912.21 $ 1.003.01, ins sensation in the stemaih. i t ' 1 sive gas. sour stomal h, tiauoa or ; other distress after cstir.g. go at one. - land obtain a bottle of StuHli I'.ros ; Grand Total $S.5'.te.40 $2.9t5l 1 $41,037 40 $i',.0."S,59 I79.32S.00 $?T.5rtS 11 1 M. A. C. the guarahU-d :oma.-h I. V. J. Mlcelli, do hereby certify that the above estimate ot cip-n.litures treatment, harmliws liquid rids tin for the car l:'2.t 1'J4 wi, prepared by me ami that the expenditures and(stomach of catarrhal mucus, nlbis tui.tr, t iillowance for six months of the current eur and the expenditures Inflammation, helps digestion sr..) for tho three fiscal venrs next prei-eiiing the current year as shown above cl.nnses the bowels o( p.iiM-nons have been conipllid fr6iu the ftcordj In my charge and are true and correct , waste matter. Price $125. M. c i , copies thereof. 1 back If t!i first bottle does not r- . j. jni r.i.i.1. , i:eve. .aiaau mii.rtnn More will K. O. T. M. sieots'each 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month, In Macca bee hall, corner Cass and Pine streets. Vunting Knights always Welcome. U C. GOODMAN, Com. O. W. RAPP, R. K. Roseburg Rebskal Lodge No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows Temple every week, on Tuesday evening. Visiting members In good staLJing are lnvitd to, attend. AMY CARMAN, N. G. ' TILLIU I. JOHNSON, Rec. Sec ETHEL BAILEY. Fin. Sec District Clerk. I supply you. Mail orders accepted. Lrr.pq.ia Temple No. 4, Pythian Sis ters Mee;a the 2nd and 4tn Mon day evenings of each month, at the K. o'. p. halL Visitors always wet ccrr.fl. pr-M.B Walker, m. e. c. MAV k. PARKER, M. of R. A C. MARTHA CHltlSTENSO.N. M. ot F. B. P. 0. Elks. Roseburg Lodge Na7H lioi'l rerulnr communiiatloni at the Elks' Temple on each Thursday of every month. All members re quested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially la vlted to sttend FRANK CLEMENS. E. R. ! - - - . - OAY. Jr.. Secretary. I PRINTi The News - ReviewM printing departmCTj. the best equipgi tL mntliern nart of We prinuBlg Ul mniiuii. il - gon- Letter Heads Bill Heads F.o.Unsa Business and Cl Wedding AnnouscH"'"" 8chool Announcemw" Invitations of k' Booklets Folders Posters and Everything kn" In the way of Cood Printing Place your onj us for Prompt"1'' cient Service. ROSEBUH News-Rcvl,l EwdusiveJobP Departrct"