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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925. FOUR The Safest Way to Acquire a Competence. and usually the quick' Ht Is by buIM injf a bank mccount and what ea couraKenitnt it gives one to see the deposits rapidly accumulating Ht in terest. Now la a Rood time to opn an .account with the J to.it.-burg Na tional Hunk. " A'o In tare t Paid on Savings Accounts. The Roseburg National Bank Rosc?bur,Ore. I m umn nr nrn I lis itiifi uriaw i i ! !! ! Ellen Terry Ilonorcd by British King CIIICO, Calif.. Jan. 26. The famous "ghost" of Chlco taxation may be carried, and the great burdens which mar be load j ed upon the already heavily taxed I motorist and upon the marketer of j gasoline. The original discussion of a Tal- ! ifornla gasoline tax two years ago ; concerned one cent a gallon, but i when the law - adopted the bill j read two cent. Now three cents I j On good terms with everyDouy Financial Adjustment Leads j to Better Conditions , in Country. CAPITAL COMES IN Other Countries Making Loans to Aid Industrial Recovery Good Feeling Created. PAKE tcrstT : Z who ' Proposed. There can be no nuar- I made a name for himself two " ' " , years ago by playfully throwing ." "" v ; roeki at all the warehouses in,flve or ix that fa no guarantee ln, and particularly at the ,M";pt the fact that the n.otorlug one operated by J. V. Chargo. is: PWic Is no longer apath-tic about n.aking his presence felt atiain.i"" '"' and that henceforth It v ,.-, ih hn.i firm siuriediW'1' registtr Its objection-!, not artivity two yeurs ago, he hurled ;nly against an increase of two or neks nightly onto the roof of , three rents per g? Hon. but against t!ie Charge warehouse and every jany Increase whatever, now and then one of the em- The true measure of the advls ployes would feel a rock hix lability of any tsx, aside from the p.it his head. Then he subsided justice of Its Imposition, a the Ellen Terry, In private life Mrs. Ellen Alice Carew, famous old British actress. Is shown readlnj messages of congratulation tl at reached her In her ondon home Into oblivion as ouiekly as he hHil come. Nothing was heard fiiim him until Charge received a letter with which a 15 bill was losed. although his presence had been felt In various ways. had remarked to some of my friends thai 1 believed the vpook' bad broken the glass iu tlie rear of my automoble,' Char ge explained, "and a few hours later 1 got this letter: 1 am sending you j for pay dlewest nnd northwest, which . yesterday Haw tempera! ures to-, hoggan to nub-zero mark, while snow, driven by high winds, ad ded to the general discomfort. The mercury hern dropped i I am using ,l nk-ht ,l 111 11 m. vester-' - . teres t rates no . - . uiifitiu;i vj rvtn i it tr srr v n . .1.1. ...... .1 ..:. rn- (Aaoclitnl Trtm twl Wlr.l 'day. but rising temperature, una lh,.v ... , leirir Ik , . .. . J , r,Lr THlCACO. Jan. 27. Relief moderating winds were forecast ! 'h' L,".' ." .'A. . u. "it!..J.I.I.. ""nllr 'P I0m 2" 24 W ' : nwa. uuniirittiin nrn: nt:ci ciuiu ..,n t t vciir fur mniii'V. . . . ! . .. . . .. - was promised today tor inn mm- lor mim. . tu ,t , ho reparations L-r.i.. fi,.i.., have nro-l uur . u,uo """ I that to bring J21.000.000 up to UuoMlon. which underlaid all the tTmt the l ni,ed States 'and, ' ZZ J7 for nurnose of ! $?.000'??0 'i -land Increas- T after she had been created name Jour K,al,s , back your car. Vou ; present revenues are about uranu v,oniiiuiiu.!r ui um i)..i.r.u Blll(j j jjj out j neVer, but 1 Pmnlrn thn hlirhest honor that . u..... '" e.n h. he.toert nnnn n untlUed i ' " ' . . .. , i .S ZZil. iii'ui iv ii tv. " " - - yt)U mum. 1 uiu. i Riiun "u .J, .fc'11-I; 1 C' J1-Th yr British woman. ' dune it. I Haw him do it. Maybe I9JI. in (iermany was one prim- wnrl(1 Tho loan from u V... , 7 7n .." i. 'I'"i " ., ( t,, f. .1,. i - i . tf I. a - - - - KUIIIU UiiJ leu jrwu wiiu i- tto. deKre8 bi-twccn 10 o'clock Hun-. " " " . I ,., uliroaa Bre Krm " '" VoU re away,, so Hi p. m. yt.-su-r- ,.., . l"ni iuib ww..,. ........ V)ur (yuewriter. (Signed) SPOOK. V'e have always spoken of necfPBty thfreof. Which brings up the point of whethnr the x lHtintr law In California will not protluce the revenues necessary for highway construction. It has bp"n estimated that some $3ofl. 0O0.000 Is needinl for all ouru-Ws roughly, one-third to the coun- ties, one-third for maintenance of t old roads by the At ate, and one third to the state for new roads for ft period of ten years. This is an average of $3o,ooo,0ft0 annually. $21.- ooo.ooo. It has been stated that there must be new taxation for new money, and, Is siiKgPHted that by adding a c nt to the ftnso line tax, $2.00 to the registration fee, and Increasing the truck sur charges by 66 ppr cent, enough money cm be raised. It would indeed seem apparent A SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL MATTRESSES In order to reduce our enormous stock we are offering a Silk Floss mattress at $ I 5.00 each, delivered. POWELL FURNITURE CO. h7iV; . h. .:.i, ; ,:;.hn; .m,'a .V'.r'z r communication. ..,...,, ...... ' IMJU.".'U ItlUIlt'U III ti'l III till mi" l no jvtii uir-rinu miLii puuiiu in Hiinthitp- 12 monTtlS. I . . . i i money. The reulenmark banish- A "v " Rr" ,rlMi ,ward the ra"lure ",u.uu,1 ".'H.."'". ' " U l the great Increases f..i n,u ,..,,-,. hi t-t ii iin- a t.,,t . .. , iwus ruceiveu, ucu n. r hoi (...u " ruled hlUii'B lor ni'tuey, mm iuw name himself for purpose of. ',,... But thi. af.,UIliiv does .Minuniiuiiuu. not foliow An important factor The -spook' was believed near na, been lpft olU of con3i,iaUon. money and (iermany was ready " , ' ' m .nV o o eve nt wildcat! "!' n Z"ZaJtr. 1' L".,"!,,r.t ' un..U,u 11 ..";' government ha. been o"M lled " '"rd h"m from the d ree- " ". "'" I Z , ..,V. . : cu,u'"r" lrom ,''""" ",an: lion of the Charge warehouse. There was faith ill the rcnteu- wtli,.h ar mJt the interest of. mark. The money printing: pres. business and mMit j.reju- ' '"ub'out Zral u,, on sea had been, and Germany was ,.. ,m,rlc., lenders against le-' ,n "ll 'g..abo".t.. .?.m"?B". .Pi ?." ," In line with nations which had ..itilull, ,.terpr,ses. ,, led an ah. hlllzuri th.r oxehiinee. , .,.. v..,- Kn ,,. fmlllllea, and snouting lO ytrifk! . The general election In May kcn hl (;,.rmany this year about B'"' hi".T'?H f ',.r,'L . ,i.',!iture of the new and growing mar- j kets. of the probable demand rr In reve nue which will come from the nor mal increase In registration of au tomobiles and the consumption of gasoline. This company has been engaged In the oil business many years. and from Its inception the most hlu n.,.n that lit. h II 1 tt.A i, . . . . , Ktiuon. coruereu, hiohcq x iuui- iuui iiiiitinir irit, i.eacie or iauuii. . ,. Rllll reinainen hm cliancellfir. nl- ....ia thrnnth though he headi'd brougiit lew changes. were huntug Thlle under the men the ware- overtures were iu""uu rite t.i .if i f ouaiii ii()'riini'-iii in . , i ,i ii.i ..t t. ...... ...w.-i... i.. :. . . . . .. ... niiuso. anu among ino aiiitivcu I"1""1 """""'J l-:nc antl to nave liClinany emer nfi.,.- ..,..,I nrinee l. . v . , ..v- v-" IV I'm- I) ura . U IhTllHSIIIIl VI UIU BUUJU1.I.,, ., . r - ! ,..- . l.,. ,.. j rxs -v i fa For STUCCO WORK petroleum products. Future busi ness Is calculated with great euro and upon conclusions reached the company has spent millions -to find new supplies of crude oil, to build and expand refineries to The apook' is believed io be of manufacture products for a great- treiuendoua atrength, and has " mantei, 10 coumruui w u- iriUllliHB biouuiio uiiu nun " ... v. :use the: National Galvanized Fabric i Gsodneii locktd In opn with a Ktj Tlu: hnndy key opt'tiitiK top Is fuirkly, fithily, wilVIy mnovrd. Ni i'nn-t.fiH'r; tut (liKKi'irt i"; no mw ttlnt- to cut yiu. Tln-rv't n rnnvcnit'iit Cuti titin r w hi'ii the cufftc' is gone. Exclusivencss of flavor and that magic' capacity for seem ing to yield more delicious cups to the pound are the good terms upon which every body meets Golden West Coffee. It's the -result of selective choosing of the world's best flavored high-grown coffees and 40-odd years experience in catering to tens of thous ands of good-coffee judges. A1a trr Caldrn Wrtt Te Ornr: Pekoe A Ureen Japan. .'r-T - - - """ "" :,"'" Duiwro mn r "u,. r- ... .' nearly knocking him out. "i mo i-uiiuuu cuui.oiim ii, e rtlgllt or tne ,u-.i to iiihi .... - ..,,,, ... .,iirf , In such a manner Unit ho not iTnitLd States, and the good feel- P." ".' " . mg createu ueiweeii um n...j , . ,, u oM hri iaiso rotaineu popiuur support ui ,, tn0 i',,Jtcd States by the hos-r stations, to keep apace, or even ;home and was able to get the pi,aMty shown Dr. Kckner, com- rhllr,. remarked to alad. of the growing population ; Reichstag to support the plan maIlrt(,r f ,he airship, have been ,athe wanted a. fuau- and the growing demvnd. evolved in London tor pulling tho 0,sta K features in the for-1 ' n'a " ' "',h. 8 wn l"a'" From what the company Je- uawes plan lino eiiect. t,lBn relations of the (iermany : , " .,,,; ,,, ,K ,r-: lieves of the future, based mater- f '"I r;-""''ll:- Ny,h, ah'l0,r'!.OIrnl"f,liouie. The Job was to have been1 iail.v upon the past, a great growth ".. '" , - w ., ihu ii..vi Hhv lliirlnir mm lue uumuri ui .- - " were tne consumption CLOSSET It DEVERS, COFFEES TEAS EXCLUSIVELY, PORTLAND ANU SEATTLE This can be applied directly to the studding and minimizes the cracking of the Stucco. For Sale by L. W. METZGER Metroer Building Oak A Pine 8treets Phone 352 ihen the crease in travel, which was great ly cunaiieu o uie iuuiiju-hiwuui ' M disca.-e restrictions during llilM. The next year (11126) should show a further Increase of lj per cent. Save Your, Wife! A SAVAGE WASHER and Electricity will do it ! Tho Savage Is a wonderful new Machine that washes clothes without wealing them out and dries them without a wringer. No heavy lifting, no dripping garments. Ask for Demonstration. T? 1 1. .' T?l,Mr rhonc The past Justifies and Hie future Seymour I'arker Gilbert, eral agent for reparations nionis, arrived in iieriiu in M- i()lll wtn nations to the west, "- ".:,..,',, wprelthe consumption of gasoline vem .er and tne plans ntK,a ll(,rall,. i apparently '""king - ;oi.t in London for the settlement , ,, less toward Russia. j ' ' 1 " ' eXact lo- able. The Increase in motor reg. of entente repara.ions call,,. ci,ies. especially B- ," m,',,5ll,(1,, JeVed; tetration during the last five against (iermany are gradually,,,,. ,(mk on renewed alv'ty 25 ILLTl":,.. - Mmor ";c hM hen n taUl!n with he.-' per cent a year. It Is believed that 1 . . """Ta increased to a maraeo aegree. ; . j , d ,hati1925 will se a gasoline consump-i ,of the Huhr and other pails ot T,ro huH been very little tourist) ,", while he was t Ion In California 20 per cent' '(iermany which they had lnv.ul , buslnoaB from 0,slde countries1 e U d h alp. W hllhB Hon m j ed I., protest agaiiis ermany s b(.,,se of the high price,, but , ""'...f?,! ,v , k the. 'resnonai-! to more cars, but also to an in- i -ri.i- ..J. i.... . " ' ' r .L " ,7 - .... billty for the Job and J few week- after .he London con ,7,1" i" Commercial "Jf" ference In AugtiM and helped to clr,.es . u,"lncd t0 tnV, pile; .r" TH I clear the ..imophe,e along the The rreailon of the so-called on are loo light for this work . - - - - ...a&aaa. r.i...... ,,..( - ... L. Trie shook anuareiniy is a cou- MteeMWewww "" "'"" "ha.'.M Kepui.n.an army in uermany nt ..rmi. 'Irll' am. Tun-'.nd the two following years 10 .. i.'.l "V' " :r " m-I. have been dis. I""!"""" ",H. rar-. . :J? through stacked sacks of grain,, these estimates r , H.o nVnci needed l,v in-' "" , . Z c. .h. The arranged that the mysterious promises them In varuius ways, dns ,BrV."a,r UiT lUchatf of' raw t ?Z let" th re .nl - tlslt""t, n"Kl" " a""Srtt! " the percentages recited above material, has been coming into " "l "on Vlioe .lch. one of Point In the warehouse and! are applied to existing revenues llernianv ranlilly since Uiu lie- ,,r,,,,,i, i ,,ir. in this"11'11 'inickly hide himself after under existing laws, with no new cejmnce o7thiyiJ.wn plan, "it a' 7J' ' & much . tenUo'n" ". ' a j'1: ". t h total sun, ' Is estimated in banking circles during the World Peace Con- ' "rk "r whatever struck hi., by the motorists of the stale be Hint Hie l ulled Slates has loan- eH1, In Herlin this vear by up- la"f at tlle ''"""'" tween now and Wia-the end of ed a total of liiu.uoo.oot) to paring on the platform with mi'" ,hav0 b"en suspect- the proposed ten-year period-will (iermany within the last year. "r m of the French '"' '' 1,,"' "d navf;be more than 4.M.uiiu.iu0. wbjch This Includes loans to ninnlcl- Hr,v , ,, of a general charged with pracuca , considerably In excess of the palltles as well as to corpora- al,ke on ti e part of military ioke the warehousemen but sum said to be needed, lions. The total amount loaned ,,, t0 present future wars. ln ev,'ry case nav" f'tablished j if the new taxes are adopted by Kngland to (iermativ during to proem luiuru wars. an aMb( u ( not b(,heved timtlone cent more on gasoline. J2.u0 l'i 4 is esliniuted at 1150 00U - a hobo would have the imagiiia-! mre 0n registration, and two- 0U(, ' ' Stmlcnaner cost less per pound tlon or the tenacity of purpose tplinia 1110re on weight fees the Living costs are high and sad- "'an bulier. remain so long on the scene as;tolHi, applying tho same percent- Iv out ot proportion lo wages. " to play the rolo of ghost. aK,.8 0f increases, will be betwe. n There is much uneasiness and inillX'TOHS IIOI.K MI'.i:TI(i. The best look anyone has ever?tJ(,0 um) 000 and 030,000,OUO. unceriaiiity In Industrial circles. . had of him, has been tho vision These are huge sums, nil coin- Nevertheless t hero Is a hopelul-i The executive committee of or a shadowy figure, apparently jng tri)m Ine motorist, and they ness In the bearing of tho aver- the Itosebiirg I'lmmher of Com- a man in the seuii-darkiiess un- come on top of previous great in ... .. i:..r...n ' um .iNcernll.le 1 nicrre met this aiteruoon for the der the building or through a n , .ri.ases. l'rior to the pres.nt law months ago, when the financial purpose of considering a number aperture in a stack of sacked j moloria(g paid state taxes of be-; i5cyy situation of the republic seemed of matters pertaining to Hi- grain. . tween $9.UVU,0u0 and JlO.eOu.uOu a Bicra ...rv 1.1:. clr It. Mttll.. ,.f the Ktl.l.lu Wl.lk Of tllO (.rUll 11 lilt IO 11 1111(1 " renteninurk. nlso several legislative mailers Just arrived carload of Page ii.. ........ .n iiii.-rrst rates mo which are deemed of ninorlnllce rence. nquare iieai rence anu sllll so high that internal bitsi- to this community. Monarch galvanized Bed Top. Barb ness Is hopelesslv cramped, and o wire. v rite us for prices. Stearns prices In the local markets on For prompt tnxl service, city or & Chenoweth. Oaklund. Ore. i u id article stunri well above country (rips. I'hone . 0 1 & nee C l-t Clouct t Dcv.n J cxxcxxricx. gfTtr.ccj. xxvirx xrx. xrx-rxrr xTncvyincnci VI m ' M RADIO' Offers you the best of entertainment Music, Lectures and Educational Talent right In your home. GLOBE DUO DYNE RECEIVERS Bring these to you faithfully reproduce. Easy tuning,' true tone, selectivity, accurate logging, non-oscillating, are salient features for which Globe Receivers are noted. --Tj No. 770 Four-Tube Receiver No. 8S0 FiveTube Receiver Reduced Again ! Edison Mazda Lamps 100 Watt Size and Over To to 50 Watt Size, $ .27 p ACHES AND PAINS I ALL OVER BODY 100 150 200 300 500 a ii ii ii .50 .65 .85 1.25 2.00 Hudson Electric Store WE DELIVER i 'Scientist Calls IJryan Foe of Religion U'. z ' " Mrs. Proctor Reports Great M n . t r" i t 1 uenciit Dy iakng Lyaia ' E. Finkham's Vegeta ble Compound Phnrmh.rr. Fa. "I rommmrnd W I.v.i'ii K. l'n.l.hatn's Vcjn'tMle Cm- OUtliU nil suntT- nif women. 1 hnvo takon four tmttlea of it :ui 1 feel UK) porcont Itt'ttfr. I wuRtlizzyiin.. weak with no uppotito, no Biiil'itit'ti nnd vvttluitiroii fooling all t tie time. I h iuhcs ami puinsail ovor my Ih1v and hii't ttu1 hrail n ho A ir-wr ilc.il. 1 saw :r ii-tvi TtintMin-nl in thoTiti.l'Ui i:1. Wx-V lTM'atiy I''I!t!itf(l I'V It H ijy i $ 1 ft - - s the the . in... ... ... tf .1 ....A . year; in iy--t iney pan , iiou; this year the bill will be $2j,- -ouii.Uut) or more; next year, if the j new taxes are itnpostd, the sum will be around S3i.oo0.u00. . It Is true, as proponents of new I taxation point out. that the state ; itself gets but half the revenue un- ! der the present law, Ihe oilier half j going to the counties, and liiat, under the law, the state's revenue may be spent only for repairs and maintenance. A simple remedy this situation would seem to be to change tho law (which might j prove a far easier thing than the passage of a new law) making it possible to spend part ion of the enormous revenues which are lo ; cuni'i for new construction. In ; truth. It s. ei:-.s tint very soon the pr. sent law will be prooucliK iar , more than can te spent merely . fT maintenance Standard Oil ; Bulletin. January, lli2j. ! . S55.00 SI 00.00 Ask for Complete Catalogue or Free Demonstration. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY OTT'S MUSIC STORE, Roseburg Conlt'ciioii- ery. Kosi buift, Ore. rjrsrv tttt sfioL A.w.vrv frr-vt-t-jr.'rtroH 1 li:i u-c ainl h -h!y n-fOTnrv.on'i tr. i'-r h ii.'nu iit. vi wi'tiu'n." Mrs. J. 11. hi'H mi. jinx 1, K.i;t UlnTty iStu t. 'ii. 1'itt 4'ir.:K ln. .- ii. li It ttt-rs provo tlio fmit P'.orit (il'liio W.'tablo iVnvuiiti. Thrs. v. r;-t n ktit-w bvx(.':-i nr. thi'K n t;t V,- v havi-nvi'ivnl. Their lett-'isshnw A .-.n. -TO ci.ire tr h. !p otlier won-e f i-ivrirti from l:Ue Kui'YtiM. Let ti.-fo t xjieTienco help vai-now. In m r.-,-. nt r:Liivsy ol fien imr- ft..,.lT)li it out ot i'v.tv r-pTt of rlenr. but nln of rllKion. an 1 i. r.eiu-ml r-'MiU hv taking I.ydia K. arcusod him of icnorancn of marf .,,.,Li,.im,iiV...'..tmliVt'nii.iiuiiL Sold of Uie iHiinta in vol red In th old - OruggitU tfverywUre. Uiu or iciwwt and rliioa. rniff"nr Hdwarrt L. Rlc. of th Ohio Wrlevan rnlTersItv, pfnlcnis he fori th American Ai !i'Mi;rliii fn th AiKanpimont of Sei"n . in Wi.thlnron. Mttrrly ar rntirT1! " Wtl'n.im Jertilnirs Hrn for htn -rposlilon to th imnrintan 1'horr rf pvolutlon. Ir, Rlc rlartl Vr. trjrjn ts a "fo not only From Or. pon conies asiouml'iiK stiK'St ion that tato caftoliiie tax of tlir-' cents a ruMon, it appears wanit more funds for huh way construction. and. as in th" past, those dfsirinn (' surh funds look lo the motorist and Ins pasoi ne as a emivutient sourc of revi iuif, j.avs the Stand- ard Oil P.ulleiin. ! ASHBY'S IMPORTED Tim K.isiiline mx wiia oriKinated t irnw ra i . in or.gon in 131'J. a. one c-.-nt ISOCCOM 81,1.1) Is eell.nR tapid-. ....... . ,., .... :v. inder at once. Mrs. N. t. Ash- ,.f the bulslatlire- !n lHl'l .lollbl- by. Apt. 6. over In.-o ed It. tiiakiliK two cents, and Ihe j next legislature that of liJ3 I added another cent, for a total of thre". What has harpencl In Or-gen has bapiied cl.-. v here on the I'aeifi ('nasi. Caliiurnla a'lopl-,I. a g'isolire tax 4v. y.-ars nco. 'i'he ' 'r;it,i:-,.e.is ol i.-.erfHI l-.-.M le I'iO'1 Caln'ntnia bvils;-,ire is atain In b' "ine uder by tnllo li.y kli-a.; sesslcii. end is l'r.tpn.;e. that v Ire of docints V. iio r'Ceiulpen.l the tax he In. ret d. In i: :i the M.nne.la 1'it-cription Tablets State of Washington adopt-d B ! hese Itltle fat r-ilneets are ma.l.. one rent tax. and made It two from the ranie :ormul.i as Hie ta eents two v ars later. Nevada nious M.irmels Prescription. II loo adopt d a two c ut tat In l!'23. i tat. don t wait - to t.i your ! , and Is now rnnsidee.na an In-lglst now and lor one -dollar (ih ...esse. Arimna il-rl.led on a one same price me wor'd ov. r) prmnie e.m tat In lje'l. and made It three box of t !. taiilei .. ii you pre. ...ml. In W"3. - ler you W secure V. No opportunttv V.a been lost In fr. ling cue- to the Mannola anv of these stat- gasoline taxes. The tn-nd of Arc You Fat? j 'Just Try This . ni direct ty mcrrase (ieaeral Motor. Ill.lg. i'. troit. M ch Th. v roduee steadily and easily. No .rents rb rlv In- need for tliesome eierrise or star-. dlrates the d ingerous lengths to v.tlon diet aud no uuplcasaul e(-, wi.ta tin basiuesa of sasolia fecu. t WINTER in Sunswept California ' Enjoy this winter the warmth and the healthful outdoor recreation of California playgrounds. Q( f 7C winter tourist fare to Los An pDVI. J gelcs; on sale daily up to and including April 30; return limit May 31st Travd in secure, cory comfort via the com fortablc, convenient trains of the Shasta route. You'll like Southern Pacific dining csr service hi-dii-it qualitvfood dcliciously prepared and served at your acunomcd meal-time. Full itopover privileges en route. For full inornvotion, oak . L B. MOORE, General Agent Phone 11, Rcseburo. Oregon x