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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NF.WSREVIEW THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1924. I FOUR Notice of School Meeting NOTICE IS HKKEUY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 4 of Douglas County. Slate of Oregon, ll.at a S bool Meetm of kl district will be -held at the High School, on the 2Mb day of November. l'JU. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon (or the purpose of discussing me budget hereinafter set out with the levying board. ...... The total amount of money needed by the said school district mir ing the fiscal year beginning on June 3 J. 14. and ending June 30, lS-a. Is estimated in the following budget and includes the amounts to be PROFIT FROM SAVINGS Two million investors have found it! In the ten years from 1913 to 1923, net earnings of The California Oregon Power Company increas ed 281 per cent. This constantly growing use of electricity ta homes, industries and farms is but one of many rea sons why nearly f wo million American invest ors have already chosen electric light and power securities for the safeguarding of their funds and monthly savings. and a monthly payment plan The California Oregon Power Company's 7 Preferred Stock yields a dividend return of 7.14 on $100.00 par value shares, obtainable by direct pur chase from the Company at $98. ' For full information about our ipdal Motithlyd a 1TaBSs?e Sflott' received from the county school fund, state school fund, elementary school fund, special district tax. and all other moneys of the district: BUDGET Estimated Expenditures. Fit Style Ssrvic, PERSONAL SERVICE: 1. Superintendent 1 3.3UO.0O I. lTlnclnals 4 - U,72i'.OU 3,300.00 ti.7i0.o0 D4,fMI.OO DOO.uO 4.77U.UO 6u.M0 675.00 2UU.U0 1. Teachers 41 04.9vj.uu Substitute Teachers 4. Janitors 6 6. Clerk 1 6. Stenographer 1 7. Other services foio.uu 4.77U.DU tPio.OO ii5.00 uuu.ou by ourselves and by the ma9 Total . $71,805.00 Payment Plan for investments of 5.00 a month c more, telephone any member of our organization or (imply clip and mail the coupon below. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES: 1. Furniture (desks, stoves, curtain?, etc.) I Z.OjO.OO 2. bupplies (chalk, erasers, etc.) 3. Library looks 4. Flags 6. Junitor's supplies 7. Fuel 8. Light 9. Water 2,000.00 200.00 144. 13 HOfl.OO 2,650.00 iiOO.OO 300.00 10. I'oslage and stationery 200.00 IcAUnXOREGON? 1 POWER COMPANY Offices: OREGON Roseburg MecUord Grants Pan CALIFORNIA Yrelta Diinimnir Klamath Fall YOUR PARTNERS IN PROGRESS Ask any member of our organization or eMail this coupon todayi j;tddres8 THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY MEDFORD, OREGON Please send me full Information about your 2 Preferred Stock and special partial payment plan. Name. RESLUTIONS OF RESPECT IN I MEMORY OF Brother Ceo. M. llnllciibiiugh,! Who died Nov. 2, 1924. Once again1 a Brother Mason, having complete ed the designs written for him up on life's trestle bonrd, has pasio;d through the portals of eternity imilj entered the Onind Lodge of the: New Jerusalem and hath received as his reward the w hile stone w ith I the new nunio written thereon. I And whereus the all-wise and merciful Muster of the universe has called from labor to refresh ments our beloved and respected brother, he having been a true nml faithful member or our beloved Or der, therefor be It Resolved that South L'mixpta Lodge. No. 12, A. I'. & A. M. of Canynnville, Ore., in testimony of her loss drape Ms charter In mourning for thirty days and that we lender to the family of our de ceased brother our I'lneert, condol ence In lie Ir ile.-p nlt'liitlim and E ELECTION TOTAL Total "t ..I 9,244.13 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS: High School building and grounds Rose School building and grounds lie.nson School building and grounds .... Fullerton School building and grounds 1,000 00 450.00 450.00 200.00 Total 2,100.00 INDEBTEDNESS: 1. llonded, and interest thereon 2 Warrant, and interest thereon .. 7.475.M 3,200.00 Total ..?10,675.O0 TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS: Total INSURANCE: Total ... .. t 1.6S5.00 I 1.6S6.00 ..$ 1,374.00 MISCELLANEOUS: Total ..$ 1,000.00 Total estimated amount of money for nil purposes during the year t 1.374.00 I 1,000.00 .197,883.57 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS From county school fund during the coming school year -.$13,357.50 From state school fund during the coming school year 2.S45.83 From elementary school fund during the coining school year 9,750.00 Estimated amount to be received from all other sources during the coming school year 13,250.00 Total estimated receipts, not including pro posed tax . RECAPITULATION Total estimated expenses for the year $97,883.57 Total estimated receipts not including proposed tax 39,203.35 lialance, amount to be raised by district tax S39.203.33 5S,7S0.22 Dated this 5th day of November. liilM. Attest: V. J. JIICKLLI, n. W. TAYLOR. District Clerk. Chairman Hoard of Directors. ji i II 11 u a CLOTHCRAFT No, 5159 Serge ( Blue E&rown Gray m RELIABLE TAILOR J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations We Make Your Clothes in Roieburg r ntranmnnmnmmmini twr LONG OISTANCC JewiceCjuarantved o HAULING ki lt ttucks travel over all roads. They never giiiiiible at the moving tasks "we Impose upon them. Our leiiK distance Litis are as low as can be found for .such u hi rvtre. "We a'm to please" H.G.FRENCH TRANSFtRAND SIURACE CO. PHONE 2?0 An error in marking down ; the totals In Lane precinct may change the coniest be- tween M. C. Itadabiuigh and ! Frank l.iUiuiu fur the office ) of councilman from ward two. The vote was Lilhurn, 62, Kidder, S3 and Itadauaugh 61. , In marking down the totals the election board transpos- ed the totals for Itndabaugh and Kidder. In checking over the results today the count- ing board discovered the mis- take und corrected the error. On the basis of unofficial re- turns Kaduhaugh Is still in the lead by 7 voles, in spite ' of Die loss of 32. and if no , (oilier errors are discovered j will be n member of the new i council, which is soon to take I up the city work. ! , I . I'ltl(.l At. IOMI.IIATi; ,lu .ll t lil .VriMTMlJKICT ' Srhmd Dlntrirt .No. 4. This original estimate slums In purnltel cnlumns tlio unit costs of the several services, nmu-rlal and su,,ll,.s for the three fiscal years n. vt pt'eci'illng the current year, the d. tall expenditures for the Inst one of n ,.1 Hire,, pi-ee.-illiot fix. ill years ..ml the budget allowances and ex peiidliures lor six iii.inilis of the current year. ("Six months of Hie cur rent your means six months oi the last school year.) i:m i;di 1 1 m:s t m 3 t r- At C t i c a - "ft 3 I v 1 x TM-nl i i tiros nml l.u.U.r a.w.tm:. fir mx nionihit of last s .iniol ytar. KxpfinlituroH for three flHcal years nut prerodiiiK tliu last tfrhool yt-ar 7 that & copy of the resolution! bo j l s nt to ttio family. K. Is. COrC.LAK. T. J. ltl.ATTNKIi, V. M. HOl'KINS, I I ri:i:s-nai. kkvum:: 1 Supt ;Son.rt r ::: :'. Prin 4 ti7.Mi.nn ::.: ,..t .t. Tfiirh, 41.' ttyau.uo !i:::i Stilt T-i.tifi r.ito.oo I. .I.iiiitir., .. 4770. itt 2"77 r., ( 'i. i k titfo.iio n.i ti. st!iiti;i aiilitT ti . r.mi ;: i 7 i n 1.. r -.. rv i- i h ;iu.mi i.: i u 'I uinl 1'iTMtinnl irh- a 71Sn;, Oil ;in ,. lB15.".n ' 3L'fi 1)0 ji:s.- i.i. is 33 37.1 .10 100. 00 4!". CO f,:.....'0 fi-.3!l3 3:'i02.oo .;::s37.:t $r,;s:.ii.r.i r.vf.TS..M WANTED! SP1TZENBERG and NEWTON APPLES for CANNING. UMPQUA VALLEY CANNING COMPANY PHONE 525 ROSEBURG. OREGON GOOD THINGS TO EAT l.yi Imiiiiny, sainT kraut, miner im-.it. inu.'-iartl plrklr. Ami liorsr r.tihli. loiuhnuis und pin mailt to orthT. ltouKliiuitrt life pr do. Appli-, mincf ami iHjiUsh pit's i t nts h. Crt am or lemon yo kvia t-aeh. I will (l.'lier on any paei! tit. ur nrar liv from ( ass St. i mill. Moiulav rt, VtMlin'sila s atul li itiav r. Ki oiu t'ass St. nort h, Tu'slay, Thurstlay anil Satunlays. K 1 l.t wis. ,'M X. rine SI, l'hour lt.7 K, i 11:111 . mi m ri-i.il 1 I ur ii 1 1 urt' (tl.'-ks. . Jn.'.O.iKi - S'i.pli.' t.-hajk. ! i .Iii.iO Oil ;t 1-it.raiy KEW IRDUSTRY TO COME TO ROSEBURG Kink !' U.il.r . 11' )'. .!. ike illul ii urn i i . . , l h i.: J.'.o.o.) 1000 oo 35. 00 300 Ml l..;;. .... :i;,o .... 17."...i0 125.111' 5 IS.43 21TII.1S ik; r.'.i7 is T0W is the time to put your nicine 1 1 and pump in repair for next sea son. We are agents for FAIRBANKS MORSE engines, pumps and scales. We carry a stock at all times and maintain a parts service. J Let us help you figure your pumping problem. L. W. METZGER METZCER BUILDING PHONE 362 Wanted, furs H.kIi.si I'Hrrs. With I. T. Wll.i.n. ll.in.l Tin' SU '. tMP'?lf Nl,-l;..' li w. 11, F. Slu.i.ls. Bad Coughs Ended Quickly by Double Action Remedy Tmnrlftlle lvsults in quickly fliitni'.K lip tho .-cvi'lTst com;ln li;io tu i'n i.it:uni'.l With H pi'i'. i ip ti.n I'.v n Weil-know n ."iHi'iiilist thn; d.K s tvo things lit omit. It ti.'t ot-ly ..'.-'h.s nml hi'als tho soiyiii'ss an.l 1 iiMI:iti..n, l.tit it vory ipiii-ldy lo.'s ir.a lu.l ivmnvi tlio I'hli'Km an.l i. i i.:.' ! i, mi vim-It nro tin1 rial can-n j f tin' roi:j:hinv:. It i- i.ftin nt..n- ll.'W p. Oilily till' (','in;ll t-Uy. Tulnl Mntrrlnl nml iitlir $ ' .' t I 1 .1 f 1 M l I t. 1 K. IIIIIMIIIS; (I I k h Ii... l.lnms an.l ni'.ii'.i' . ... i o isioo.oi) .;" i. :o ;t.ic.s.'. f.2i'.. Mr. anil Mrs. W. G. Hoss of Mod-1 ford, were In the city yesterday ; mnkiiiK arrangements to remove their glove factory to this city, j They secured quarters and will in a short time begin the mannfac-j ture of dress and work gloves, leather vests, leather coats, nu'c-l castas, etc. They will maintain a tannery at Medford. but later may' also remove that to this city. The y have found that there is more hunting in this part of the state, and that more people wih to have the skins of deer, bear, (;tc, tanned and made up into use ful articles of wear, and besides! liosebtirg is more in the center nf their trade territory than their present location. They will start out with six ma chines, which will mean the em ployment of that number of per sons at the outset, and it is Imped that business will be so good that in a very short time the number' of machines will be increased, i Iloth Mr. and Mrs. Koss are ex perienced in their line of business., and their product lias given tini-j vetsal satisfaction, lioseburg can be considered fortunate in the se curing of this industry. It is just the sort of industry that the Chamber of Commerce has been working for, and it is hoped that the efforts now bein: put. forth by the chamher of Commerce will bring many more small inilu.-. tries to this city during the next year. TOIlicElliEOFBili). The first Intercity grade school football content ever held in liose-! burg, will be played at Laurel wood ! field on ni xt Saturday afternoon between a picked team from Med-1 lord and a picked team from Rose-j burg. I'rof. Hay Henderson, form-! erly of Koseburg, who is now em- j ployed in grade school work in Medford, is in charge of the Med-' ford aggregation of young football : stars, and has issued a challenge i to the Koseburg grades for a j game, the challenge being prompt ly accepted. The Roseburg team has been working out nightly anil, is expected to be in fine shape tor (Ii GUN cm There ilii session o!4iR:! and Gun Garage m't'i at 8 o'm.rj " the clubial quested Kit. I ters of fcptsl lip for nasi I '"'' the game. br.. up of the te:?' ers in the ri'jin tiiat they trill Si'1 etl. The jonra M r pn.itk e::lnt peels of tlw sc is anticipated - u-i!,1!.' narti-aja1 lines. Thelio!: grade schools ti. k.'ts for tn"T in .... ,! i.i.i.. ToO.t'O f.ii.1.00 5i'.i.o t... .mi 1 ur. in in.;. 7s I'OMil litint-tinn'r nn,l Ui-,n(T . ? .1 "l "Hn l lliiuann ''.'M.;.v, li.lnl rniii'lllii IMII II 1 I ll I i I t:..'..,.. . i:.W i,.- I" . -t l Ti.".. . ' -' U ..ii....'. ,,n.i ii . I. i i l... i , ...i . u , I ,,, lli.lfl.lrilnrN J '. '. . i ' . t Tit N ' I itllllV III' . 5 .'."' '.oo I nirrrlM .ij.to I ski.",. is ;.ill.' I CHRYSANTHEMUMS I For sate at the home of II. n. Church, SIS E. Com. Ave. come ami see them. It is worth Your i time. lOTMMED. TWELVE FOOT III No Seams to Match No Prlcrps to Scuff Nn Plarp for Waterlog THROUGH AND DAMAGE UNj . ... . iD".fCTMVil e navz gooa patterns 01 LEU MS both 12 and 6 foot. Lelm' PARSLOW FURNITURE; 111 N. Jackson Street 'litfril 'rrnnirin- ion uf iMMiiU 1 1, lM It I. I i ' i' ,i- f -I- !' I , rn-r .... $ I : i: i t . ir f :i H it liOui" t.ij ly t ,-i'."'..,'::,,,:h:.vM. f r ..,. '' --.. J I t r.'. l ' ircml ilr-.-K . Ak .f '"l"! ' Ml f ::3:f:i BO rf fl flb JW i, ,u.;... .i;."..i'i !iii.'.:;i Tl-''.l 1 1 1 i T r. I TIJ.-.o mo i !.".;. i'.' I 1 1-:. o.. on tll.ll It' r.i.n.-l ni. in 1 1. 1 I tr..l.i ll.. i .t. A in. '.-ting of the cooks waiters employed in the ic rants and hotels of the eitv. be he!, en Friday evening at .ii in in. .Moose Hall, m w t.u: an organi 'ati.m win i, 1 W. ii.nil. in:. ti"t;.i! .ecan:.T. is in the ,j,v bus ! inakiag the arn ii'.'i::s tor tl.e t, rniaiiim of B iiir.'ti. and ill be ia , In-i.-.. ,. ruetinj on Kr.d.iy night, co.'ks and waiters nf f,,. ,.j,v n:i oi.-11-.t.'.at...n s. . ral ,,.,lr; but tins w.,s ,iro p, J diu.n war. nml ill P. hirh per- ma-and ine- local f the The "had ; a. to. 1 i no ' - - a t . $:. .... el . M ' 1 -r .. ',1 t ' I . t t ;. . 1". rtr ai. V 1 MU'KI.U. l'..!tt ,'.,,k BIG MASQUERADE DANCE N.y S.:,ir-:.iv ,.u!,,. ,N.,V. "" ' ! " intu t i n, ,i:ji L.:w, a li ,-.t,:a!,' .i.,,,,... ;.,,:,. t I... I. -. bj -J,., J,,,..ll. '' -f l;..-.t.ir,. m.,...r. Kv. ry o..v ,. ;.. and h.iU. iua and tee t..e fiiLUy fui.es. COilillTTEE. ..-r.T.-..'555S'' npvpp' I am now booking tree otders to''":iif They are homo grown, a. i l""a,"''av yotein and are high graile in i vory ,. ...., i.. f FrauQuet em Soft Shell Ithick all g.al.eil on rtD' s (root). They have developed vigoron uud strong buds. . e ,jo(t rears-Four varieties im !o.s 4 u reaches Bight varieties '-;' least well adapted to this il.slrici. p,, . rrunes-Several varictf . inclntl'M t (frctiuentlv called Date), l' '."'- 4 u 1'eacli or Mrobolan Koot. iowt "nc replants. Cherries Five varle'e Crapes Nino varietii t l'laeo your order now spring delivery. Remember It pays to nursery. Remember good trees and I bold H if a..t u ar.e t!.is Remember grmd trees .1. - rer Vv nriee. nro right ml 1" be'"' direct with grower and ou '- . KLV.eh'.S ' Nursery located 8 mil;; s '':lll.".B. ' way or 1 mile north of U.oard ' C. E. MOYER, Ro .V.tfff. ...Tint it a. t i.