Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 28, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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    FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1925.
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rei VT TjE VTTq lvun vcrif Pennsylvania vacuum up iuv. siiw uiy
M tLJ iC Decrease in Price for Eight Days Only
Fabrics Guaranteed 6,000 Miles Ucrds Guaranteed 10.0UU Miles Cords Guaranteed 1U.UUU Miles
30X3 Penn. V. C. FabricoCaoing $8.25 30X3 1-2 Oversized Cords I - ... $1 1.35 32X4 Large Oversize Cords ...r. $16.90
30X3 1-2 Penn. V. C. Fabric Casing : $9.10 30X3 1-2 S. S. Cords $12.35 33X4 Large Oversize Cords ...... : $17.45
3X3 1-2 Regular Sized Cord : $10.65 32X3 1-2 Large Oversize Cords. $13.75 34X4 Large Oversize Cords $20.00
3 1 X4 Clincher Cord $.4.15 3 1 X4 Large Oversize Cords $15.10 33X5 Large Oversize Cords ....... $30.50
The One best tire made. ifo junk
C. A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR COMPANY
We make our own adjustments on defects.
. IWJLGINB F EMT DH
passrflsi! REFERENDUM OF '
; MOTOR BUS LAW!
' withstand thiit equipment. In
our opinion, thin i-ll does not
j levy a confiscatory hut does
attempt in a manner to dumntite
the. burden epiii;ittl among those
who use th hiKhuys."
ShoH Cut To Success
It Una been profn thousand of
times that keeping a budget pro
nioteH one's wellaru and is a short
cut to miecetu, wealth and happt
nt'Mg. in your budget enter n cer
tain amount evejy month to be
deposited to your credit at tliiH
bank.
4 Per Cent Interest Paid on
Savings Accounts.
The Rosebmg National Bank
Roscbur,Ore.
Warfare on the proposed refer
endum on tbo new state auto hint
law, lias lietm started by the Ore
Ron Slate Association of County
Jude and Commissioner, the
Hiatrt highway eoninilrtlou, and
other such organizations.
The recent legislature passed
a law re'iu'rinR an increased fee
from motor hasten and for-hire
cars, and the bus lines and truck
companies have formed ati or-
.a dies, m-u the Corse Twin and
Hmssler, sire 30 to GtJ. 205 Perkins
HldK. 2 to 5 p. m., or phone 27FI
for appointment.
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The County Christian Tnil"
Kanization, ami an. iiuiiIiik fori li convention will be held in lios,.
ail cllurt to Heeiire a referendum i Imri; on Krlilay. Saturday an.l
Your family physician will ad- ; Komi for minim Is Now Is the
ylso you to lot your children have time to exterminate squirrels and
nil they wnnt. GKI.M.M ItKOS.' Koj.hera. We Kuamntee our iwls
MI1.K HHKA1), I'lion.. m:t. n , ml ih,.,,,. .vd ( roiker.
FUN REVUE
THREE ACTS VAUDEVILLE
Antlers Theatre
APRIL 29TH.
Given by Pupils of
Evelyn Nolancl
Matinoe 4 p. m ... 15 & 35c
Evening 8 p. ni 35 6c 75c
9 Piece' Orchestra Direction, Mrs. L. B. Moore
on the measure. l et it ions are
r.ow In circulation throughout the
Ktate, calling for a vote on this
measure, and thy organization
behind the highway movement in
the Mate are urging people to re
fuse to Hi mi t he petitions.
A statement recently adopted
by the Association of County
Judges and Com initio wrs, 'in as
follows:
"The Highway Commission
find 90 per cent of the danui"
is caused by 4 per cent of the
traffic. Thin 4 pr cent Includes
for-hire trucks and busHen operat
Sunday of t h Is week, deleuts
Iteing expicted from Ira!n, Oak
land. Suthorlfn, Myrtle Cre- k and
fllemlale. The slate president.
Miss Mary fiutky. of Ki:j;'-ne, will
bw present, and will be one of Ik
principal speakers.
The convention Include-; all cT
the Christian Kndeaor M!;tef
of DouKtas County, and the met-
ingit Will be devuted to cnler-
euces and departmental work, lec
tures, and social occasions.
With the p. neral program, a
barwiu('t will be hdd on Saturday
night, while several 'ntenainiii"ni
iiik uj vimiiiiiuii tuitieis iim ui.-ii Ii;itutes are planned. Tin; ron
prlvato gain. vention concludes on Hundav even-
"The lost I.eKislatum passed a 1 Th(. iiu w,n ilft h,.(I in
law rciuirtiic these for-hiie bu--:,!,,, jThyterian church, ili
ses and trucks to pay a modern!" , ,ary Krewson. or Drain. the
H-harce to reimburse the States j r((imty prii-nt is iu charge of
and Counties In part onlv for the h olans
damaee these heavy bu-ses sud
trucks are dnlntr to the IliKhway
Whether this law becomes eff-e- ;
five May 2S, 115. rests with th
people
PROSTATIC TROUBLE
RELIEVED
fVrtninly it Is nmethinK new
and It is as jrood as it i new. On-'
i trial will convince you. Order
nw' :i:iii hl-iw' mii.k
i tie .Motor mis ami- t- reimt i iti;i-:. I. l'lujne 1:1,:.
Truck Associations nre clrciilnt- i " J 0
hid referendum petition to Iml'l i ei prp INTrBDI IPTIMP
mi this law until November. 1'JL'i! 1 3L.tL.r - m 1 LRRUr 1 liNVj
If the F.'ople siyn tlieye refreii- ;
duni petitiens. tin private rar
owners and the general taxpayer
will coniinuo to pay the treinen- j
dous post of malnia'ninK tie e "TIavlnir le-ard nf your Alvlta
highway without receiving In lp ! Tahlels, I raine to your Ijinir lleach
or aid from these fnr-hlre trucK store two weeks hko and boiiKht a
nnd huss thnt nre doing most box of sixty tablets for Jl.nu and
of the damage. wllhln one. week was absolutely re-
"Whcu you are asked to i'l ni ( lieved of n long slamling trouble
one of the.e petitions, rememiier with my kidneys or prostaie which
Hint It Is a rnminori-inl hiu er necessitated my being up from four
truck company that Ih asking you to six times during the night,
to relieve them of paying to- 'li. . e, ,.., ilnriMy ,.Xpr,.ss my appre
great damage that they ure doing elation for tho good these tablets
to our roads. I mv ,0ne f,. . in this regard. I
"Neriise to t!m the-o pelllio.i- , n man of mature age. but feel
and advise your neighbors to do ,lko H vuuni( n,al, today-1 am buy
ing one balf dozen boxes of Alvilu
the R-ime.
"OHKiiON STATK ASKOflATION
AND
ARE YOU IMMUNE?
"Look-overs" are just as
welcome here as buyers.
Few have the heart to
leave empty-handed, but
that's up to you. If you
can resist these values,
you're immune from all
temptation.
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
lod,:e fiiolhcrs Dealers
roseburg, ohe. phone 45!
Dodge- Brothcrs Dealcrs Sell Good used Cars
Today's Offerings
DcxIkc Koiiil.sl.-r, I'M') $150
Docile Touriiij,'. 19 J I $253
Dodge Touring', l'J2 $650
DckIkc Roadster, 'J21 $550
lord Touring, I9JJ $250
Ford Truck, 1924 $350
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
Dode Urotlirrs C'.u-a
i..Jrtili,ti Trut ka
ROiSUilJKG, OREGON n
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OK COT NT V JClHiKH
COMMISSIONKMrt.
"II. I,, li ASHKOrrK, rnvddeiit.
Hood ltiver.
J. T AliKISSO.V, Vlce-lresid nr.
The Dalle.
J. E. SMITH. S. c't. Trvas. s it m.
1 he utate hlirhway coinintvsi
has endorned tbia
.supports the action in tlio follow
Iiik resolution:
"irKSOl.VKO THAT:
"The State Highway C(nunU
slen deilren to tlerlnre Its h,irty
iipproval at the attitude of ln
St.tte Asorintion of County ,1ml
e ii'td Cinnmisiiui"ri in It. re
cent (teilnrattoii KKiunst the pro-;
pesrd referendum on the Ho-rnlled
Him nnd Truck Mill rec.-ntly p;is
h. d hy the l.eu'ishiture.
'Th Highway Stein of Or -con
not constriu'icd mid
titined by r 'ire ml tnatinn. lmt ty
fees in the form of license nnd
iixx paid ty tho mtividiiitl
motnr1"t4 ,(f the tate. Th t-ur-dfti.
therefore, sluuld he I'lplif
ahly dislr.t'iifci'd. The linil.it
hriny construction ami he:u v r
riMisr riii't ion eot
I ho ma in lv t lie
THhletH to Kive to my friends.'
Maintain Oregon's
Highways
ll
estruction
Be
Must
Repaired
j4
It Costs Millions Each
Year to Maintain
Our Highways
If
CAUSE AND EFFECT
(Hlitnid) C. A. .Ml ITT.
Alvlta, TiU)l-'til mo scli-ntiflially
pn-pari'd fniin tin wonderful alfalla
plant. whU-h tliroiiKh Its long rout
absorb tliti vital rl'-nicnta limo.
Iron ami pliosplutti-.H in r'!-!ary to
lo'Hllli anl viiror. Alvlta has prov-
...I wt..i.'iulL. i.. .............
tali iucnt an. I , , , ,
iiik niiuit-,, uidiiui-r hiiu pruMait
troublr. No tnalter what you have
trlvil, try this rt'int-dy of .Nalur1
now. A dollar buys a box at any
driti; Muro.
H'. h Cliapnmn'a pharmary will
sujudy you. .Mail onl. rs aictptvd.
Taylor-maup concrrie is Eooa con
crete. Tel. ill, K.
S I K MSIIIf s '4 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 :.
nidltir (''ttlipiMi-nl. Main of our
in. id will liav.. t.i l.e r. built nnd
Ik' I'oliKlrurtf'd 111 a lliaimrr t'
.WH.IhI l'r l jur.l n ir-
WI'U nil'. l:..fiuiti. Apr'l ;i.
Thi- I " nit -il Slates ShtpinliK
Poard fr iL-iut-r Itinlko wa in ini. j
lision Willi tin' (;'in!.in AliUcir.-ti.ii '
IsIs tnar lint- tudav. di-i'.ntlij
to I.IoiI'h iiL't-nl n:iid Hie lnim:ui. j
with a I Ti inot li.il.' In Ic t lmni-:
.ii in i l'T otic hnlil. h:il lin h, .1, heil .
M of h'litl1" pr.'V.Ml, hiT sinliin.-. aMii th.it
Tlie I Iigliway Commission finds 9P of the dam
age is caused by 4 of tne traffic. This 4 includes
for-hire trucks and busses operating as common car
riers for their private gain.
The last Legislature passed a law requiring these for-hire busses and trucks to pay a moderate
charge to reimburse the State and Counties in part only for the damage these heavy busses and
trucks are doing to the highway. Whether this law becomes effective May 28, 1925, rests with the
people. i.
The Motor Bus and Freight Truck Associations are circulating referendum petitions to hold
up this law until November, 1926. If the people sign these referendum petitions, the private car
owners and the general taxpayer will continue to pay the tremendous cost of maintaining these high
ways without receiving substantial help or aid from these for-hire trucks and busses that are doing
most of the damage.
When you are asked to sign one of these petitions remember that it is a commercial bus or truck
company that is asking you to relieve them of paying for the great damage that they are doing to
our roads.
Refuse to sign these petitions and advise your neighbors to do the same.
Oregon State Association of County" Judges and Commissioners
II. L. Hasbrouck, Hood River J..T. Adkisson, The Dalles
President Vice-President
Geo. K. Quine, Roseburg Oregon
County Judge of Douglas County.
J. E. Smith, Salem
Secy-Treas.
(Paid Advertisement.)
, tlie -;: Is- 'akmi; water.
(Tie' I n ti. i k i . a I. el:, Ion vi i.
el. lett NeiV York for Anlwiip,
April II.)
PrnMem TONE UP. PURIFY!
I A fJTlRY K IS M
I 1111. .11 llhMi
Wt (WARD YOUR CLOTHES I
Both cavano rd&Hr- I
to set THAT THO I
T!-e s.H.M.ii-v i itn!:tnm
id V - .-tiop nre pert- cr.
e;:i I M e rurtain-., etir
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l.ih:.. j. .1 le-d li!i. iH Will
nil r . i i e tlie ro;MT
l'e,u;i :it if h nt lieie
1-1 u nit tor It.
Rosebur Steam
Laundry 0
Phon?7 Roteburg, Or.
Kvery wmiiiin Known thai !:er
hcuiM llHH to he i leuii, d tlloriMi.-.hly (
ery t.;i:im;. linrinc v.lntr, t!,t,'
dirt and Keiins iu t iitiml;i'e in the
corners, under the rues in the i ur-;
taiMM "an' every plaee. Ju-; jo i
wlih your t-vji iui - it n!:e::U be
Kien n thoi.nw:!i liensing, ;iirl.
tvitii: this sj niKV Hh.I. ' i:i; s
IttH KY MiH-.M.UN TKA w.il do
the joti fth'k mid qulek. ll will
tlt-an jour ssii'ni. tre-h. u nt;d
inmiy tu ov-r- you'll e-M
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feel,lie;ier. I hitpni.tn n I'h:.: m.i- y.
BEGIN NOW
To enjoyyoursclf by taking lunch or dinner at
The Douglas Grill,
Try it once and you'll be
a regular diner here.
- IMTt-IIKIC is i:i:i.i:.si:n. ! league. President Thomas L. Tur
l'dKTl.ANIl, Ore., April 2S. ! ner. of the Portland club uii
Keefe. riflit liaml plli lier. j nounred today.
11 released iiy tin' Portland Kc"efe was obtained hint vnr
from the .Milwaukee club of tha
AliMTiean Assoelatlon.
Ila leeii released iiy tin1 Portland
elllb of the Parliie Const leairue
to the Wleliim rlnb of tiie Texa
High, Kicks-
Jackson and Douglas Streets
V. R. W ARNER, PROP.
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Ice boxes at PovtcU'.
I SAVAGE
"' Pom mote woilx.
Ki rVi liaj ruUVinrr
Filmiest Fabrics
Heaviest Portiers
Anything and
Everything
Washed rv the Saxae tleitiic Was'ter without a button ripped
erf or torn.
Then. too. xe't h;xxe ro wi;r.s!"c to do. Th Pavape dor the
dvinii l.y )u-t iiv!v M-innmc he iioth,- lor a menient. nd
they arw r aiy f,r t:ie line.
A Labor Sav.r A Time Savar A Money Saver
A FREE DEMONSTRATION IYOUR OWN HOME
Ideal Shqes for Men and Boys
For Summer Wear
$2.25 to $2.95
Complete lines of Ladies and Misses Shoes in
all the latest styles.
Shoes for School
Children and Tots
Bargain Prices on Broken Lines of Shoes
Don't Forget Our
Repairing Department
A. H. P0ERRIN
111 West Cass St. Roseburg
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