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Newspaper Page Textrurrnimn iirme nnnrn oiTironAV rrODIIADV t A IQ7S "J I i ! i I ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Iwuad Dally Encspt 8unoay by Tha Nw-Rvlw Co.. Ino. B. W. BATES BURT O. CITES- kmtored aa second olaaa mailer May 17, 1Z0. at the post ottlce ai Roseburg, Oregon, under the Act of March I. SU86CHIPTION RAT ft ft Dally, per year, by mall Dally, alx month, by mall Dally, Uiree montba, by mall Dally, alngla month, by mall (jativ. b earner, per month . Weeaiy News Renew, by mall, per Th. AuuClttM Pre.. 1 icluslv.iy ntUied to tba n for W"""" etlon ol ail newa dliuloha erml to It or not oth.rwlM credited X h?. pr mJ to AT ooal ... publish hsrsln. All l rlat. ol i- u M li A' Kn or qinamnw """" ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925 WHAT THE SCOUTS ARE DOING ' The Boy Scout, according to his custom, goes modestly slong his way, doing good turns, helping other people and making remarkable strides in health and skill. And we wouldn't know a thing about the lad's good deeds if the telling were left to him. At the Scout's Anniversary Week time February 8 1 1th, we like to turn the spotlight on these knights in khaki and rejoice in their record of efficient kindness, service and good citizenship. Records compiled at the National Scout office show that since the beginning of the Movement, over 1,000 awards for life-saving have been issued. Burning buildings, icy lakes, whirling waters, were fre quently the scenes of these brave rescues exploits which grimly tested the skill, presence df mind, and courage of these youthful heroes. Civic service totalling thousands of hours is the un varying record of every Scout council. Honolulu alone lists for the past year 21,000 hours of service contributed in re sponse to 21 different calls for assistance from local insti tutions and organizations. . The acres of timber land saved from ravages of forest flames by the Scouts can never be estimated. Tree planting conservation of natural resources, pres ervation of bird life by building bird houses and replenish ing bird sanctuaries with food all winter long, are some oth er activities of the Scouts. ' Serving on school traffic children cross streets safely, installing radio sets lor me blind, chopping wood, for old people, keeping city hydrants clear of snow and ice, are just a lew ol tne inousanus m other ways these lads have been rendering service. As to progress in Scouting activities, records for 1921 show that 9,031 boys have won a merit badge for fireman ship, 9,603 for public health and 9,426 for personal health. Thousands of other badges have been won for the remain ing 67 subjects in the curriculum. Scouting is doing well its wonderful job for the future citizenship and security of our country. May the influence of this sterling movement soon reach the lives of the 8,000, 000 boys of Scout age not yet within the ranks. o The prophets who predicted the end of the world Feb - vuary 6, may have concluded by this time that a planet that was apparently some millions of years in getting ready for its present condition is not likely to "bust up" without giv ing warning. The world will keep revolving for ages after our present civilization is so far back in history that it is looked at as a condition of barbarism. The mind draws back in awe from the contemplation of these long periods of time. The old hymns that described man as a "worm" were right from one point of view. And yet when man .could foretell the recent eclipse of the sun down to five sec onds, he is to be considered "quite a bird" as the boys would ;Pay. o - Some one presented President Coolidge with a photo 'graph of the academy class at Ludlow, Vermont, w here he graduated in 1H90, and he smiled at the odd dress those young folks woro at that period. Most middle aged people have photographs of somewhere around the same date, and both young men and women look very stiff and uncomfort able in the typical dress of those periods. The fact that a certain style is fashionable reconciles people to its absurd ities. People with sincere and pleasant faces look well in al most any kind of a rig. When the old fashions come around again, the experts are surprised to sec how becoming they were. o The loss of property by fire in 192:! was ?.":.",000,00n, more than ever before, and it is stated that the greatest single cause was the discarded matches and tobacco of careless smokers. The men will not give up their smoking habit, but it is up to any man who throws away a match or ignited tobacco to make sure that he is puting the same in a harmless place. The man who puts this stuff in a waste basket full of inflammable relue should be called upon to read a paper on -ft re prevention at the next community meet 1ET OFFICERS ELECTED Thc !ion-hu:i; Rod and Gun club In 'd i( H'uiitl ehcttoti I ant hluht, laknikt ii aFo a number of iimt 1 rx ef but h.h r lalive to the fu ture ork of the organization. The luh tiM't at ilo' l'ala e of Sweets ui 6::iu p. ni. and etijod a do Iicinu biiuii t. afn r which the bimiiK 'S t'Mik place. W. R Day as chosen pnsldent: T.. I.. S(' ncT. vice president ; Hs Tit t lijik- r. wi'tftary ; John .Mark. aiMitrit m'-reiary; Harrle IhMiih. treaimr; Floyd Stevenn, field citHin; I.. L Spencer, 11. K. Shoe maker and F, It. Thurhnr, directors. 1 L. t'roeker. presld nt of the,i;riruui liios.' MILK lilt U AD, TUoue club fur Ute paul year, kve .President and Manager Secretary-Treasurer H-00 1.00 1.UU .to .60 year- 1.00 corps, helping the younger I'TiKtliy nimrt of ho work iliirlnK (hut itcriiM. liuMinK MutiMirs covMrliiK llu jK.st five ';irs, mul showttiK (oih lust ly thul (ht county hitH r;iiM-i n mit ilt-ul nf n'Vn-'tlfrom ihVwoik nt Ihej club He ni,.l that the in, in bers Htipttoit the name protd'am ' now ho l or i !)' h n is hit urv mul thHt li'tit'rn ho wnttt'n tu i-nruur-hk Hit nroixtntMHH of th t.iinin.s bt'in'f irlnl int-hMirrs now piopo it. Short tulkn w r' in. h sex nil tm inlMT, all tK-lng ni itn'-i k lor Iho fonitnn y ar. Thtr !mmii' (list u.-lnii of I 111 HHTfhlltllllriP hoot to l' l'il tn Humlay, whlih. if weather i rltht, Ih cxpfoitMl io tu- a well ai- ' t nl d event Thl w :i!m hi- th- monthly nirdrtt nhioi 1 ho htl in mw otft'tinK h inr1;tl fr ttn hiarli uror-T (n th mnnihh rutitit. and (h wlitiu-r of a tiii-u;.! imii hold It thrro linicB in ordi'r to k 'i th" trophy. W. W. voly tho pru; for Januury. "ll Give Uilf day our dally bread and If you plenne we will have 1 lii. : ; i PKMS BY BERT J. BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS I A gay young awain i Walked into a Local drug atora i Thie a. m. and N j Looked over the ' I Valentine atock ' And finally pointing ' To one on which read: ! "You're the . j Only one I love," Said to the clerk: j "Gimme about a Dozen of thoae." ! j DUMBELL DORA THINKS The feller who aent her that natty comic Valentine oughta be drawn and quartered. I V V V V I The best Valentine they could. aend Collina la a square meal and, a; few raya of sunlight. ' 1 j Tonight ie the w. k. bath-nite and 1 while steppin' from the tub we caution you to keep at least one foot off the cake of soap. I Ol' Sol shed a few beams of kind- nesa on the village thia a. m. which the populace eagerly absorbed. On the strength of the spring-like day. several of us hied oureelves to the bedroom for the conventional B. V. D.'a, but later In the p. m. went sllnkin' back to the domicile after the discarded red flannels. f" ! The Medford lads and lassies run the local gals and opposite sex rag ged yeatlddy eve in what some Jok ingly referred to aa a basketball game. Some fellers run off at the mouth and repent at leisure. 4 ' The news dispatches today in form us that Mr. and Mrs. Nick Longworth have a baby girl and the whole nation aeema to be quite stir, red about the occurrence. Person ally we're not very excited. The ad vent of a youngster into any house hold is of course the biggest event In the world for that particular family but the outside world rolls on regardless of the population in- creases. The arrival of a daudhter : at thai htma a. - j . . . . stilus, o j. an., ' f l 5on. ol Punkin Hn. :'?f 'Kli Uu,",rul I:luctric Con",ttn' -?""?!. :unk'.n .Holler '. " thiOakiaiid-312 meters aorvicea . same consequence to ue as the news concerning Nick's offspring. v V The aeed-sendera of conaresa have been rather neglectful as only eight packets of choice sunflowers have been ree'd at thia sanctum durin' the past week. i" Some disgusted reader of this colyum left us a comic Valentine a coupla days ago and made the en tire office force promise not to re veal his name. Well, all we wanted to tell him was that we haven't even squeezed a giggle out on acct of the said Valentine. . ( FLOWERS FOR THE LIVING CLUB Nobody knowa you better than your next door neighbor. In fact, your neighbor usually gete a better angle of your daily life than any I KNX The Kxpresa, I.os Ange other person. Prune Pickin's lived les 337 meters 5 p. in., sunset for many years right along side the service; 7 p. ni.. International subject of this sketch. We were Itihle Students association hour of "next" to his daily doings his fam-' music; H p. m., Amliasi'ailor Hotel lly life. He didn't have any kids of ; concert orchestra; ! p. m., vau hla own, ao you mloht naturally I deville urogram. think that he would be a bit ruf fled when the gang would conore gate on his lawn, smear Ms side walks and front steps with a lot of mushy terra firma to make It easy sliding for himself and estimable wife to reach the outer world. But, he never got sore never got peev ed In any way Just let the whole matter go over his head with the thought "kide will be kids and I imn,... """"' r. il.7 .-h . - ' y . KI'I Karle C. Anthony, inc., B !" M.ih2. I.', T "J! ' Anueles-47 meters-f. p. think th? T h. . H " bU, '. "" f n-ws bulletins; S p, th. PUnh "! n "''"".l Program; 9 p. in., spe fmoo.. u h -y "! U"? iat classical program; 10 p. i.., Impose upon hie good nature. If it ,. , wj.n'l f- h. ... . .,, Hwuu jm yet UUI U T other people in this old world the ftaanna that Imnraaa - a a... their daily habits we would be a V :r "I JrV. . v' .,"u,via",B - -i.u lo our inena ironed out many a disagreeable wrinkle in our makeup, evidence that kindness Is far-reachlnB in one', daily l,f. and:ranl om, a'oaker; 4 p."m'. Hal a virtu, of more than ordinary lm. 1 :1(ts ,.; 6:;!l, p. ,.. ,he portance. . I children's hour; p. m., educa- " V -J- tiolial prugram and inusiiul fea- j; iture; 10 p. m., llalsteait's dance yT 'orchestra. 1 1 'V .TVt .V.- t-. .'i3.-' ', O J) ttJlA, -y f' 'A merchant who spends most of his time lambaaiin' his competitor! usually hain't got much else to do." ; )"! Jl RIIT V PCTC Ifll T If I U Uf I hMUuLIL 11 FROM MEIiy&sStvk i)tHt X'trm Ujtanri Wf-.l j NEW YORK. Fob It .luck le I.ariey of Hridtt peri , form . b a"1 . iiiK aspiiam to th midtllfw.'uhi ( hampion-ihlp now h I I bv H i tv tlreh of ivtt-tbui -;h. iu-nin ha b- a slopped in his upwaid elnnb by lhe tWell'v -year -old pugilist from Hnffalo. Jiimny Slatietv. Lan' v ha coniin-ied IV ill ; pMrh nKirh nnd Tltior FlorHj i!irouh knockouts, et last tiipht ; MadUtin Sjuaie tiard n the dj in thus ritht was pow.Tl.-itit n nt an nil sweepmir mtark and Slmi.ry ou ihu Uecisioa . ua points. I. ' Announcing Opening Of Our New Delicatessen Dept. The Public Is to come in and Inspect this will always have on band Home Made Pastry of All Kinds and aUo anything you may want In home cooked foods. SALADS MADE TO ORDER VOSBURGH Fancy Grocers Phone 515. RADIOS PROGRAMS From Pacific Coast Station ltuillo Features for Sunday, February 15. KOW The Oreeonlan. Port land 492 meters 1U-.30 a. m., Grimm Bros.' MILK DREAD de servlre3 from First Presbyterian Hvered to all parts of the city. One church; 3 p. m., municipal con- ,ioaf for you and no other will sat cert from auditorium; 6 p. m., (i.Hfy.It's wholesome. It's pure. It services provided by Portland Icoals no more. Phone 133. council or churches; 7 p. m., cmi iier concert by Colburn concert orchealra; intermission piano so- I los. I KPO Hale Ilrolhors, Inc., San Francisco 423 meters 11 a, ni undenominational and non-sectar-lun church services; organ recit al; 8; 30 p. m., Fairmont Hotel or chestra cuueert. KlU-!-The Times. I.os Angeles 4U4.1 meters- 10 u. ni., sermon by Hev. Gordon Palmer of South park Huptlal church; 10:30 a. ni . orKUil lecilal and complete service lrom First Methodist Fpiscopal j " " To. m.. organ ...,.. w . ,.i nmiram from Trinity Kpiscopal church, San Francisco; 3:30 p. m., KUO Little Symphony orchestra; 7:::u p. m., services from Trinity Epis copal church. KF1 Karl C. Anthony, Itu, Los Angeles 4t7 meters 10" a. in., Los Angeles Church Federa tion service; 11 a. m., Temple Muptist church services; 4 p. m., Vesper services by Federated Mu sicians; tl:4t p. m., music appre ciation talk; 7 p. m.. Metropoli tan Theatre program; s p. m., nature musical program; !l p. in., Fxuiniuer program; 10 p.m., lieu- nett's orchestra. KKI'C Tne Bulletin, San Fran cisco -70 meters 6:30 p. m., Item's Little Symphony orchestra; S p. m., the same; ! p. m., news bulletins; 10 p. m., dance pro gram, intermission popular utim- hers lUtdlo Features for Monday, February 10. KNX The Kxpresa. Los Ango les 337 meters 2 p. m., Wom an's I.yrlc club contest; 4 p. m.. Until K. Jensen, soprano; :3t p. m., spedul prugram; 10 p. in., or chestral concert; 1 1 p. in., Am bassador Hotel orchestra. KK1U' The It ti Hot lit. San Fran cisco 270 meters ti: 20 p. m bulletins; market reports. I r."""'-. pnim 3i;o (icnt'rul Klt'ctric Com- 300 (rorrpct) Mu mU and Ltc- ; a. m.. tnri'H by California Stato I inrt- lnnMit of Kttuoiitton: 10MO h (.iI1MSI.nnni i.wini.tinn. 0k1nnd ! public si hotU; 1 1 : ;i 0 a.m.. lunch- KH.I The Times. I.os Angeles 4,n.i n.eteraIS:.1, p. m.. a ispocial musical prom Kl'O Hai Hrotlu ' Kranctsco i'2. mviv i:u nniMcai program. re. In. San a lo::t0 a. in., tiHws bulletins; 10: 4 a. m., "What's on at the ThoatriV"; 11 a. m., chat to houaowivrs; 1 p. in., Fairmont llotrl orolutra; :."0 p. m., chlhlrou's program; rt:;iO p. in., "What's on at the Thi'utrtvt"; 7 p. m., Fairmont Ho- v on'hstra; 8 p. m.. orKan re citnl; I p. ni., aperial fontun- pro- tdren's program; S p. m., ieon- Cordially Invited new feature to our store. We & WIARD I inn concert orchestra; 10 p. m., Colburns Melody Men and fahef lcr's String orchestra. IS OF THIS C!TY iIltpr ci)y Krade school rivalry ?V 7 ,on,h ' ha. ,.' .:.. .. ..... .,..u ... , Kfltmil gitlUC l 11111 DlliWl gymnasium between picked teams froIn lhe MPdfrrt and Roseburg from the Medford and Roseburg grade schools. This rivalry start ed during the football season when the Medford team came to Roseburg and defeated the local players. A retiir game was also lost by the Kosehurg noys, nut both were close and exciting games. The rivalry has now been extended to basket ball, and to night's game is expected to be a "digger". The teams are made up of star athletes from all of the grade schools The game is to be played at 7:15 p. ni. PROFIT TO SEERESS: I.OS ANGELES, Feb. 14. Mrs. Mnryaret W. Howe, Hollywood Ht'ert'srt ntado no financial profit out of her "end of the world" prophecy which failed to materi alize last Friday, the city prose cutora office was assured late yes terday by Dr. n. E. Fullmer, her chief adviser. lr. Fullmer and W. Andrews attorney for Mrs. Rowen, called on the proaecutor in response to the luttor's request for informa tion concerning; alleged donations made to Mrs. Rowen by believers In her prediction that Februury ti, would see the end of the world. "Mm. Rowen never has mnde a cent out of her church work," said Dr. Fullmer. "She has been aupported by her husband, a working man. and still is being supported by him. She has no property of great value, either in siliht or hidden. None of the iropertv nf the church Reformed Seventh Day Adventist" is in her name. "As to the allegations that a croup of New .lerseyltes, under t lie leadership of Robert Reidt had turned over all their property to Mrs. Kowen.' Fullmer added. "Let me say that thy have con tributed less than $10." The doctor explained that Mrs. Kowen preferred to remain in se clusion for the present due to "dozens of threatening letters," sent to her Hollywood homo. Inquiry into the dooms day prophecy will be continued Mon day, it was announced. MILK FtKEAIX The fool of foods. It must be pure. Tho government demands It. Grimm Uros.' MILK HUKA1). Phone !KL T W. E. Kraun r, o.klani (trorery- mnn. arre,t,l Thursday nipht chareed with manufaclurina anil iielllnc mootishine. wan cmnniitt'!! to the Multnomah county jail to - da, fellewinn his inahilitv to fur - nifh bail in the sum of ij.oen Kramer was arrlt:ne,l before L". S. I'ommiixloner Hopkins, and waived Dreliminarv exaininatton He ordered held for the eral court, and belna unable lo fur- nlh the amount of bail required. was taken to Tortland to be con- fined to th Multnomah county Jail UBUi kit cut can be cud ua. Zane Grey's j "Border Legion" I ;a"BaBsaaaaeeraaaae. 'NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWER IN LAURELWOOO AD DITION TO THE CITY OF ROSEBURG, OREGON. , Notice Is hereby given that the common council of the city of Roseburg, Oregon, did on tbfe 21st day of January, 1925, by Ordinance No. M4. declare the assessment for ' the construction of m sewer in Laurelwood Addition to the City of Roseburg, Oregon, known as Lau relwood sewer No. 2, to be upon each lot or part of lot or parcel of land especially benefitted thereby, as follows, to-wlt: Name Description Amount . E. Rogers Hudson The I East 110 ft. of Block K, j Laurelwood Addition 1126.39 Wlllard Johnson Beginning at a point on the south line of Block K. Laurel wood Addition, from which point a 1 in, x 18 in. pipe marking the S. W. corner of Block K bears N. 89 deg. 20 mln. W. 60 ft; thence S. 69 deg. 20 mln. E. 64.5 ft; thence N. 0 deg. 15 min. W. 67.4 ft. to the north line of Block K; I thence N. 89 deg 06 mln. W. 54.6 ft; thence a 0 deg. 15 min. E. 67.2 ft to the place of beginning, all i in Block K. Laurelwood- Addition 58.82 Fred T. Dillard Beginning at a point on the south 1 line of Block K. Laurel- ' wood Addition from which point a 1 in. z 18 In. pipe marking the S. W. corner of Block K bears N. 89 deg. 20 min. W, 104.5 ft; thence south 89 deg. 20 min. E. 62.5 ft; thence N. O deg. 15 min. W. 67.6 ft to the north line of Blocl K; thence N. 89 deg. 06 min. W. 62.5 ft; thence S. O deg. 15 mln. 67.4 ft; to the place of be ginning . .... 66.87 J. V. Casey The West 47.5 ft of Block K, Laurelwood Addition . 61.00 W. F. , Chapman Lot 5, Block E, Laurelwood Ad dition 65.35 J. V. Casey Lot 6, Block E, Laurelwood Addition 66.90 Fred Bowen Lot 7. .Block E, Laurelwood Addition 66.91 Alvln M. Throne Beginning at the southwest corner of Lot 8. Block E, Laurelwood Addition; thence north to the northwest corner of Lot; thence east on north boundary of lot, 50 ft.; thence south to south boundary of lot; thence west 60 feet to the place of beginning - 55.75 VV. H. Fisher Lot 8, Block E, Laurelwood 'Addition excepting the went 50 ft. deeded to Alvln M. Throne 72.47 J. V. Casey (C. S. Heln line) The Kant 60 feet of Lot 1, Block E, Laurel wood Addition 66.90 J. V. Casey (B. F. Morgan) The West 60 feet of Ixit 1, Block E, Laurelwood Ad dition .. - 66.91 J. V. Casey Lot 2. Block E, Laurelwood Addition ... 66.90 A. J. Lilburn Lot 3. Block E. Laurelwood Addition 66.91 J. V. Casey Lot 4, Block E. Ijuirelwood Addition... 61.22 I J. V. Casey Lot 6. IllocK r Laurelwood Addition 72.63 Casey Lot 7, Block F, Laurelwood Addition 78.25 W. F. Chapman Lot 8, Block F, Laurelwood Ad dition "8.25 J. V. Casey West 1 of Lot 9, Block F, Laurelwood Add - 66.50 M. S. Hamm East 1 of Lot 9, Block F, Laurelwood Ad dition .. , 66.50 J. V. Casey West part of Lot 10, Block F, Laurel wood Addition 138.67 J. V. Casey Lot 6. Block F, Laurelwood Addition. 70.55 J. V. Casey Lot 4, Block F, Laurelwood Addition .... 78.25 J. V. Casey Lot 3. Block F, Laurelwood Addition 78.25 J. V. Casey East i of Lot 2, Block F. Laurelwood Ad dition 66.50 J. V. Casey West i of Lot 2, Block F, Laurelwood Addition . 66.50 J. V. Casey Beginning at a point 18 ft. east of tne northwest corner of Lot 1, Block F, Laurelwood Add. to the City of Roseburg; running thence east along the southerly line of Chan man St. 60 ft; thence south parallel with the west line of said Lot 1 to the south line of said IH 1; thence west along the line between Lots 1 and 1ft of said Block F to a point IS ft. east of the southwest corner of said Lot 1; thence north and rarallel with the westerly line of said lxt 1 to the Place of beginning 63.90 J. V. Casey The West 18 ft of IxJt 1. Block F, Laurel wood Addition 23.16 J. V. Casey Beginning at the southeasterly corner of Ixt 1. Block F, Laurel wood Add. to the City of Knseburg; running thence westerly along the line be tween Lots 1 and 10 of said Block F. 63 ft; thence northerly parallel 'with the westerly line of said lxit 1 to the southerly lino of Chapman St.; thence easterly along lhe souther ly line of Chapman St. 107 ft. to the westerly lino of Madrone Ave.; thence southerly along the west erly line of Madrono Ave. 69 ft. to the plBce of be ginning i i j t .J I V. Casey All of Block O. Lauarlwood Addition to the city of Roseburg, Ore gon, excepting the easterly 1.1 feet thereof .. f.-l.;j. V. "aey Lot 1. ISllK'k H. Iurelwoo.1 Addition .. , J. V. t'a.ey lxH 2. Hlock II. Ijiurelwood Addition .. J. V. Casey Lot 3. Mock H, Iauri'0od AJJlUoa Handy Kitchen Granite Utensils. We are placing a lot of Gray Granite Ware on sale that enables you to lay in supplies at outlay of a few cents. Dishpans, Milk Pans, Stewers, Pie Plates the deep kind Cups, Basins, Wash Basins, etc. The price is 1 6c and 32c per piece. You want to see our window display to appreciate the Big Values we are offering. Churchill Hardware Co. Winchester Store ENROLL TODAY FOR A BOOKKEEPING, STENOGRAPHIC, OR SECRE TARIAL COURSE AT THE EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE. This school haa modern equipment, efficient teachers, . and rates are reasonable. Ask for further particulars. EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE A. E. Roberts, President. Phone 666 992 Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon Butte, Mont, Jan. 21, 1921. American Drug & Press Assn., Decorah, Iowa. Gentlemen: Will you please send me six boxes of Meritol Nux-Iron Tablets, dollar size, or if you have them in a larger package, send the larger sizes. Please send them by parcel post and 1 will pay the postman when they arrive. My husband has taken them three months and finds they are sure putting iron into his system and he has advised me to take them. I am feeling better after ten days trial and can sleep soundly as before I could not gat to sleep before three or four o'clock in the morning and was very nervous. MRS. IDA W - Name and address on file. Meritol Nux & Iron Tablets are highly recommended as a general tonic for restoring the general system to its natural condition and a trial will convince vou of its merits. RECOMMENDED BY W. F. CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY HEY! BUDDY! LEGION MEETING NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT1 This Is going to be a snappy, wide awake session with all oratory barred. A grand nulla- balloo concert by the Kiwanis Kazoo Komedy Kids will be given and W. O. Paul, traveler and explorer, will deliver an address on "Preparedness". Mr. Paul is one of the most entertaining speakers ever heard in this city and we want the legion rooms crammed to capacity Tuesday night, Feb. 17th. LEADER iT DEAD (AimcUttd FroM Leafed Wire.) FAUIS. Feb. 14. A Havas dis patch from Tanpiers says that re - cent report of the dealh of Aba El-Krini, the Moorish rebel leader, are untrue. It adds that on Wed nesday, he waa at his brother's home near Sheshuan. DECISION FIGHT (AMocUtrd rrMft Lea! Wire.) PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 14 Mike Dundee, Rock Istand, III., featherweight, won (he decision from George Hollis, Salt lake, in the main event here last nigut. Dundee had a shade In nearly ev ery round. J. V. Casey Lot 4. rtlock II. Laurelwood Addition J. V. Casey Lot 5. Hlock H, Laurelwood Addition J. V. Casey Lot 1. Hlock I, Laurelwood Addition J. V. Casey Lot 2. Hlock I, 33 90 J. V. Casey Lot 3. Block I, Laurelwood Addition J. V. Case" Lot 4. Ulock I, Laurelwood Addition J. V. Casey Lot 5, Ulock 1, Laurelwood Addition J. V. Casey All that part of rtlock J. Laurelwood Ad dition to the city of Rosa burn, OreRon, lying within Oregon, lying within ty limits 713,16 $4021.35 tement of the aforesaid as - the city 1 Total .. A statement of the aforesaid sessment has been entered In the Docket of City Liens and the same is now due and payable at the of fice of the City Treasurer in the City Hall in lawful money of the t'nited States and if not paid with in twenty days from the date of this notice such proceedings will 'be taken for the collection thereof 'aa ar provided by th charter of 7D.20 . the City of Roseburg. Oregon. I Property owners ho desire to take advantage of the Bancroft lionding Act for the repayment of the assessments are hereby noti 964. 1C fi- to call upon tho city recorder for said purpose not later tha. Feb y "2 ruarr 16. )i)2 as applications Mil ; not be accepted after that date. 35 96 R. L- WHIPPLE, City Recorder of U.e City of S3.&4'Hoeburg, Oregon. Iff Bargains ff BIG MEETING AT SAL VATION ARMY The crowds still continue each night at the Salvation Army re- ! vlval- Tne meeting last nitfit was ' In every sense, a big meeting, niir in attendance, in Interest, and in ! results. One young man, a wan- derer from home, a prodigal sow 1 'rom "way down east" In Con- : necticut; one of the many who slop at the Army for a ' hau l out" and a place to sleep, gave his heart and lift to JeMm last night. How it did touch our hearts to ee the old mothers naih'T around that other mother' ': wandering boy" and pray God to bless him. Tonlit the subjeu of the sermon will be "A Rebellious People." A larger attendance than ever in expected. Mr. Scott will sing a special boIo at each serv ice. Tomorrow the services will be as follows: 7 a. m. knee drill" 11:00 Holiness; 2 p. in. Sunday school. At 3 o'clock Mr. Scott will tell how the Lord pcrfonn-Ml a miracle In healing him of blind ness eight years aix. and will also pray for the healing of the sick. Itig song and preaching service at 17:30 p. m. , j.. j Myers spray guns and high pres sure hose at Wharton Itros. Door and Window Frames Cut to a stop by machin ery are always accurate. , They open and shut easily. Insist on mill-made frames. See us before buying else where. Roseburg Lmbr. & IV.f g.Co. .isiKOSUroCMU LAUNDRY rUDS IT IS GETTING 1 33.96 33.96 I 33.96 Jt - 37.70 f C COLDER ' P I j I , ' A COLD SNTP'S ON I I PftftTT DfcJLAV ' ' I The winter chill that's In the air seems to any to U-. "Prepare". Send your blankets In re and note the f at i- factory manner In whiih e launder them, it will niakv ou a patron of this shop. Roseburg Steam Laundry Phon ?B Roseburg, Or. SO