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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1925. "Safety MEANS Safety in This Bank When your money i on depoiit in this bank, it is safe, whether in a savings account, a time certificate, a check ing account, or in trust The safety of your funds is our first consideration. i When your valuables are kept in our vaults, they are s a f e safe against fire, water and man. We try to be courteous, prompt, and efficient always, and above all do we provide absolute safety for our custo mers. ' UMPQUA VALLEY BANK , ROSEBURO, OREGON LOCATES OFFICE HERE. W. 8. Killgree, ot the firm of Killgree and company, spent the day In Roseburg. Ills company, he states, la preparing to open offices In Roseburg. The company deals in real estate, Investments, design ing and construction work. WM3tJUOB&aUUUlXMSi!JUUUUBUUUijUBUUUtMJUia WANTED! CANNING APPLES ALSO QUINCE Umpqua Valley Phone 525 BUY THE ZENITH ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE Mechanism of the Highest Quality. , Easy to . operate. A demonstration will prove the Zenith . the fastest Washer. Phone 25 ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS LIBERTY THEATRE Today and MM Karles Ray Charlie Murray and 8a Id "Holy Jot?" to Percy: iuu twwL jinn i iic c.iri. oi Aspirin nun nog ror m utmamcam I The Whole Town's Wild, : s .... Simply Wild, Over "Percy"! , iiB, " juh iiiei ru j ue mil leu ynutn wnoie leouenvei . .carried him lo strange adventures on the hot sands of Mexico and - the hot lips or "Lollta," genuine Spanish senorlta direct from - New Jersey. Have you met "Holy Joe." desert evangelist and manipulator of the elusive are7 - You're missing a lot of fun, romance and thrills! Oregon News "ALICE'S WILD WEST SHOW" The Best You Have Ever Seen 10c E3 CHOCOLATES, BOe LB. Your chance to get a real candy special. Chocolate creams, nougats, caramels, etc., in 12 flavors, usual 60c to 75c lb. grade, (let them at Carr's for 50c lb.. Teat with gas. Canning Co. Roseburg, Oregon Tuesday SuDDOrtad bv Betty Blythe fepicture and Comedy 25c' STATE EXPENSE LIGHTER THAN lira Statistics Show Decrease in General Departments Bond Indebtedness Creates Burden. WASHINGTON. D. C. October 1 19. 1825. The Department of ICommerca announces a summitry of the financial statistics ot the I Stats of Oregon for the fiscal year enuing cwptemoer 30, 1924. Tbe payments for maintenance and operation of thn general de partment of Oregon for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1924, amounted to $9,198,381, or $11.06 per capita. This includes $430,496, apportionments for edu cation to the minor civil divisions of the state. In 1923 the com parative per capita for mainten ance and operation of general de partments was $12.04, and In 1917, $5.90. Tbe expenses of publio service enterprises amount ed to $11,936; interest on debt, $2,675,800; and outlays for per manent Improvements, $7,631, 590. The total payments, there fore, for expenses of general de partments and public service en terprises. Interest, and outlays were $19,517,707. The totals in clude all payments for the year, wnetner made from current reve nues or from the proceeds of bond Issues. Of the governmental costs re ported above, $8,4 72,104 was for highways, $1,6:16,640 being for maintenance and $6,936,464 for construction. I'ropertjr Tax Lower. The total revenue receipts of Oregon for .1924 were $20,211,- llz, or $24.30 per capita. This was $8,325,035 more than the to tal payments of the year, exclu sive of tbe payments for perma nent Improvements, and $693,445 less than the total payments In- eluding those for permanent Im provements. Property and spe cial taxes represented 38.4 per cent of the total revenue for 1924, 45.3 per cent for 1923,' and 64.7 per cent for 1917. The Increase DEPENDABLE PROPERTY PROTECTION The value of your Insurance pro tection Is measured by the reli ability of the company back of IL This agency represents only well known and proven com panies, offering every needed form of Insurance protection. Wfsinc.nsf t At Brand's ; ROAD STAND Pacific Highway 4 miles north Open Evenings ! Packed extra fancy Jonathan spples ready lo ship $1.66, and all grades down to too a bush ,el for cookers. Other varieties 'at car-lot mnrkut prices. Whole sale and retail. PEARS: ', de Anjon OVERLAND GRAPES: . Tokays Malagas. Sweet Juice Grapes. 4c lb. Jelly Grapes Jo lb. APPLES: Jonathan Delicious ' Spltsenberg , ', Newtowns ' Rome Beauty (lano , Arkansas Black ' II Cookers ; JUICE: Orders taken GRAPE for fresh grape Juice.' Itrlnv Mnlalnara ' N. B. Come and see thA golden pheasants Dr. H. C Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldo. Roseburg, Ore, Phone S WHO r8 BARBER? YOUR Come over and get a clean shave, a neat haircut or a bath uptown prices after October IS. GOLDEN RULE BARBER SHOP 660 N. Jsrkson St. DR. DEAN B. BUOAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 11S Jackson 8L AUCTIONS We sell anything and everything you have to offer and get th high dollar. See me for dates. M. C. RADABAUGH S30 N. Pins St. Dr. Rupert A. Moon Elsotro-Cftlroprsotor Nsrrs and Spine Bpeclalls 114 Parkins Bids. FhoB $54 Woodcraft Thimble Club will hold a cooked fond and apron sals Ix-c lib, '25 at McKean. Darby and Iluld- win's store. In the amount of property and special taxes collected was 177 ft per cent from 1917 to 1923, but I there was a decrease of 2 1 per 'cent from 1923 to 1924. The per capita property and special taxes were $9.&3 In 1924, $19.65 In 1923, und $3.79 in 1917. Earnings of general depart de partments, or compensation for services rendered by state offi cials, represented 6.9 per cent or the total revenue for 1924, 6.9 per cent for 1923, and 10.6 per cent for 1917. Business and non-business II senses constituter 28. 0 per cent of .the total revenue for 1924, 29.5 per cent for 1923, and 11.0 per cent for 1917. Receipts from business licenses consist chiefly of tatxes exacted from insurance and other Incor porated companies . and from sales tax on gasoline, while those from non-business licenses com prise chiefly taxes on motor ve hicles and amounts paid for bunt ing and finding privileges. Komi Indebtedness Heavy. The net Indebtedness (funded debt less sinking fund assests) of Oregon on September . 30, 1924, was $41,552,377. or $49.94 nor capita. In 1923 the per capita debt was $49.82. and In 1917. $0.56. Oregon s bonded debt was In curred for agricultural purposes, state aid to World War Veterans and construction of highways. For 1924 the assessed valua tion of property In Oregon subject to ad valorum taxation was $1, 042,410,619; the amount of State taxes levied was $7,4K0.170; und the per capita levy, $8.97, , . ONE DAY SPECIALS Each day this week at Carr's star bargain sale, we offer extra specials good one day only. Tues day alarm clock 79o. Wednesday white enameled ware, 59c. Thurs day towel and 2 wash cloths 29c. Hundreds of specials for every day but these are for 1 day only. See them at Carr's. Th Best Policy Is to keep well Insured. It la too late to insure after the loss occurs. You will appre ciate the service rendered by our agency. We write all lines of tire and automobile Insurance. C. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St Phone 417 m.PMM.I.iraCIw'lV,rrT''nt grandstand at J K The Wanderer OF THE Wasteland From the Novel by S Zans Gray !f at the playhouse! Sutherlln, Oct 21-22 Admission 10c-25o K DANCE AT WIGWAM TAVERN FRIDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 23RD Bucko's Rhythm Kings Will Plsy BE THERE GANG ! HEY GANG! Legion Meets Ttiesday Nite BE THERE! It's Dern Important! ", Final Plans for ARMISTICE DAY Will Be Discussed Mrs. Charles Brand 8ono Intsrpretatlon Vole Building TEACHER OP SINOINO FINLAY FIELD IS NAME TO BE GIVEN GROUNDS (Continued from pane 1.' and has always taken an active part and Interest In their training. In more recent years be has work ed largely among the freshmen and Br Scouts and many of the young athletes of the present day owe their ability to the training tbey received under his direction. Outside of school athletics he has recently encouraged and aided in the formation and support of the twlllsht baseball league. During the past summer, with a team of boys made up from the be Molsy lodge and Baptist Bible school he made a fine showing against older and more experienced teams. He not only managed the team but played on the diamond as well. Dr. Finlay has always been an exiionent of clean athletics.. His players hae had Instilled Into them the spirit of true sportsman ship. On the field or off they have conducted themselves at all times in such a manner that they have won the praise even of their oppon ents. In giving his name to the new athletic field the 'school Is not only honoring a man who perhaps has done more than all others to encourage and promote athletics In the school and city, but one who by his own clean living and his teachings and Instructions is serv ing to put into the minds of the young manhood of this community the desire for clean, strong bodies and the spirit of true American sportsmanship. The field which Is to bear his name Is the best high school-ath-letic field in the entire state. It was acquired at the time the trlit bought the grounds for its new high school building In Went Roseburg, and has been Increased by the purchase of an additional small tract by the students them selves. It Is located just west of Laurel wood addition, and abuts on Riv erside drive, the new street now being pared. It Is 590 by 570 feet in size with a regulation football field 360 by 160 feet in tbe center. A one-wire fence has been strung around the football field, ten feet outside the boundary lines, so that spectators cannot crowd upon the I Held. j The entire field has been grsd- ed. From goal post to goal post the ground is absolutely level. It is crowned with a 2 per cent grade to I the sidelines and 1 per cent grade j to the outside boundaries. From the goal posts to the ends of the I field there is a 1 per cent grade. This provides good dralnsge. but I does not In any way interfere with the playing. I The field has been so laid out I that there Is a perfect gridiron and I baseball diamond, while around tne outside edge of the grounds Is run. qunrter-mile track. Snnce I has been reserved for the construc- ,un; unir, n:itl (JINIIR rJ also mnde for portable bleachers. -There Is room for six full size tennis courts, which will be built In the near future nrovldlns- for all the athletic needs of the school. I ne students themselves have ttdten an active part In acquiring this fine field, purchasing one tract at a cost of $2.onn from their own funds. There Is a small grove on their section whlrh not only squsres up the field but connects It with the street and provides ample parking space for cars.. It Is honed that In the near fu ture a wire and s'eel fenes of a de corative nature can be purchased. The dedication of the field will take plsee on November IS. at which time the Roseburg hli:h school team plays Med ford. The school board Is planning to present a special dedication program at that time. The Joint convention of the W II. M. 8. and W. F. M. 8. which convenes at the M. E. Church. Tuesday and Wednesday, October :o-2l. will open with a morning watch service Tuesday morhlng at 9:00 o'clock. All members of these societies, especially, aro urged to b present. CAXIIHMTI-J IVITIATKI AT MKlTIMf VKSTKROAY. Fifteen candidates were Initiat ed Into the Mooseheart Legion the :'Tid degree of the Moose lodge, at nn all-day session held here yes terday. A fine banquet was serv ed at noon, with oven 100 lodge memners in siienoance. and in tno ( iiiieriiuiin me neicre wors was put on. The ladles drill team from Kugene gave a fine exhibition of their work. Members were pre sent from Eugene, Albnny. Cor Mtllis'and Toledo. The Itnseburg members will go to Kugene for n big meeting on the 15th of November. Prevent or remove lines or wrinkles with Ellxabeth Aniens antl Wrinkle Cream, muscle oil or orange skin food. Lloyd Crocker. LEWIS BROWN BURIED THIS AFTERNOON The funeral of Lewis W. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brown, of Harden Valley, who passed awsy fit the home of his parents at the age of fourteen years following sn extended Illness, was held this af t,rnoon at I o'clock at thn Melrose church. Rev. H. L. Caldwell read : the services and Interment took , ilace at Melrose. 1 The boy was born In Roseburg, t making his home here for some I time, until last year when with his' imrents he moved to Garden Valley.! when tbe family nsde their home.1 lie leaves many friends to grieve' his death, both In Roseburg and Harden Valley. Free Instruc tion on sewing ma chine without attachments. Darn ing, ilctag stitching, button-holing, blanket stitching, etc., by Mrs. Thomas. factory expert. High i-hoot sewing room Wednesday 10 .1. ni. FUNERAL OF MRS. SMITH HELD AT CAMAS VALLEY The funerarof the late Mrs. El Ita ly I h Smith, of Camas Valley, who' passed away Wednesday night at1 the age nf six-five years, was held Saturday afternoon at Camas Val-i ley. Kev. H. L. Caldwell read the services and Interment followed: at the Camas Valley cemetery. Mrs. 1 had made her Camas V alley tor the her home In1 past fifty years, and leaves many friends there to grieve her death. Tlonemeal and other fertillsera at Wharton Bros. t 'new today t FOR RENT Furnished apartment, ground .floor. $44 8. Jackson. FOR SALEFalrbanks Morse home water plant. New $105. Roseburg Electric. FOR8ALE Eight O. I. C. pigs. K. F. Strong, Oakland. Ore. (Rice Hill). FOR SALE Brood sow' and 20 weanling pigs. O, C. Thompson, Umpqua, Ore. FOR RENT 5-room bungalow, close In. Garage if desired. Call at 230 East Lane. r ' MOOSE-MEMBERS don'tfcrget Wed. night. Social. Bring ladles. Cood time for nil. MOOSE ATTENTION Social meeting Wed., 7:30 p. m. Moose hall. Bring ladles. FOR RENT Well furnished house. close in, garage. See R. L. Whipple, City HalL FOR RENT 3 or 4 furnished housekeeping rooms, down stairs. 816 Winchester or phone 170-Y. WILL THE PARTY who has my cement lawn roller please return It as I need it? F. F. Patterson. WANTED Partner for trip to California. .Must share expenses. Address "Trip," care News-Review. FOR SALE Baby's first bed. best make sanitary couch. Wicker rocker, heating stove. Phone 4S2-R. FOR SALE Ford light delivery car, with covered body. Easy terms. Arthur H. Crowell. 225 N. Jackson. FOR SALE Gray oats mixed with vetch, also clean oats, 2c per pound. S. W. Leake, 2 miles east of Dixonvllle. SINCER SHOP 105 Cass St. lat est and best sewing machines, easy payments, stands and elec trics. Hemstitching. LOST On road between Curry estste and Roseburg, Ford tire, 30x31. on rim. Finder leave at News-Review. Reward. FOR SALE Two lotiTon E. 4th street. $150 each. Also good. 6 room house and garage for salei or rent 419 East 1st Ave. N. FOR SALE 50 young capons, 30 1 hens, 15 pullets. Reds and Rocks. 60 thoroughbred Barred Rock chicks. T weeks old. 1 cow. Box I Ifii, Myrtle Creek. I j FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT I a rooms, oatn. garage, in good location. $35 per month , 7-room furnished house, garage, $35. O. W. Young Son. Phone 417. ALFALFA, grain, -hay. timothy, onts, barley and wheat .guaran- t.Mut Mallw. n . l. I . " " H"'.. . e. wiiin Biiii'iimiii. Prices upon application. Richard Nyman, Walla Walla, Washing - on- WANTED Old false teeth. We Don't mntter If broken. We buy If crowns, bridges. Western Metal S Company, Bloomlngton, III. WANTEDCattle- Tultable for 5 feeders, either cows or steers. 15 Csn use sixty head. Write me;g what you have, or call by phone. g Address Box 668. or phone 419 V. 1 4 W. U Cobb. I s WANTED Orders for stamping, embroidering, crocheting, knit ting an,l nloln a,l. -i. clothes a specialty. Orders taken p7ern.pl! ery. Phone 1F13. Mrs. John Fer guson. Kill ARB OOINO TO VtCir luunanj--ir you let this ret away. We are offering for today "iny, nve acres or excellent bot tom land on main highway two miles from town and worth a thousand dollars of any man's money. Clear title. If taken at once, for Two Hundred and Fifty dollars. Rut you must do it now or forgft It. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. HF CUT THE HEART OUT OF . IT for a quick sale. But It must be now or never. Think of II! 104 acres excellent good free garden land, practically all under - cultivation; brand new bungalow worlh more than the whole business; barn; chicken house: five acres In fine mixed rruit and berries; beautiful oak grove; only one mile from Rose burg; owner must go at once; offers clear title for Sixteen Hundred milars. LAWRENCE AOENCV, 125 Cass Street Tbone :i9. NOW. MR. MAN-L6bkHERE You want a real bargain? What do you think of this? SfiO acre stork farm with the best out range In Douglas county adpoln Ing: 90 acres excellent field land: 1! acres full bearing prunes: big mixed fruit orchard: live stream through place: fine spring wster: strlcsry modern home: gas lights: gravity water supply; bath: toilet; lavatory; every convenience of city: house alone cost Eight Thousand: S big stock barns: three thousand dollsrs worth of tools and Imple ments, consisting of everything to operate big place: S horses: 60 cattle; 60 hogs: CO goats; 100 chickens: house furnished: this ranch will csrry 104 sheep In side fence: all kinds hay and feed on piste; Twanly Thousand Hollars en essv ''terms takes . place. The biggest hnv In Dong Iss County. J.AWRENCE ACEN-1 CT, 125 CsO Street Phone IIS. Men Here Are You'll Be Proud Over a half century of quality and approved style with a fitting service your feet can't forget ROSEBURGBOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET PERKINS BLDO. . In From Myrtle Creek S. Raines and wife of Myrtle Creek were business visitors- In Roseburg Saturday. ' A COMPLETE RADIO SET At Your Own Price The highest offer take this complete outfit. Standard "Echophone," 3-tube set loud speaker, tube. batteries, aerial equipment. Total Value '3 S llSj t a . ... , coupon that you will pay 1 for this complete outfit. g Your's may be the best of- fi fer. Set on display at store. Name Address ' I will pay t Radio Set and equipment as offered In News-Review. All offers must be In our store by Saturday, October 24th, IMS. ill Bellows Radio Shop i TONITE ANO TUESDAY 10c , 25c I THE, STUART MACKTON PRODUCTION BELOVED BRUTE BY gtNNCTH rtSJUNC... MsAOuimri ot i wont vicios wiMm waiwM sutstu AASVMMM rruxsT KX!t FEATURE COMEDY FOX NEWS EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN PICTURES . $56.65 DOUGLAS Enter the amount on the vfs ILow Shoes to Wear ROSEBURO, ORE. LUNCH KITS AT 59o Black enameled, standard else and quality lunch kit at 69c. Best American made vacuum bottles at $1.00. That's one of Carr's star bar gain Items. Come in and save. STARTS THURSDAY Last Time Tonite A Paramount Feature (EClLB.ijMllLfsl troauciioa The lrien I OUR GANG" COMEDY PATHE NEWS STARTS TOMORROW YOU'VE read about it I heard about it I talked about it I See 'THE HALF WAY GIRL" Ths Greatest Thrill Picture of ths Year I 10c Antlers 25c I with vvviy -': j 'wasp-OB Douftaa'X 1 Fairbanks f'rvaa mora I laughs, Mor. real 1 thrills,: "ior high f I spaed, in f'Oon O" j than in ant) picture t he has aver made. ' 1 ANTLERS
