Roseburg news-review., March 13, 1926, Page 6, Image 6

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, MARCH 13. 1926.
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Jane Addams. Chicago social worker sailing for Europe d
Jlared that within two gCneraUons, tlie clamor against pro
ShWon wUl hre died down. Major Chester P. MM
Sken over the office of Prohibition AdnumstraUon Director
for New York City.- Archbishop Curlcy, of Baltimore, and
Archbishop Hanna, of San Francisco, may be made .Cardinal
according to reports from the .Vatican ,.i ,, J
WASHINGTON, March 13. Fear
ll.ui Iku nr.riut.fl 1 nnviluui toll
bridK" acroHs thu Columbia river
would menace the commerce of
'Portland wan expreKned 'today bo
jfort a ina( commerce Hub-eom
millee which concluded htuihiK
on loiclidutJon to grant a franc hiae
for the project.
IxtnKvlew reprpRentatlvca, how
ever, disclaimed any Intention of
plnnnltfc a structure that would ob
Mruct navigation hetveen Port
land and the sea, although Ufpre
Hentative Johnson of Waxhington
declared at one point that apecifl
cations requested by Portland
would provide a structure bo high
that It would have to be reached
by "ladders Instead of approach
es." Senator Couzens, lie publican,
MichlKan, expretsaed oppoultlnn to
any interveniloa by the federnl
Kovemment in the contest between
Oregon and Washington over the
bridge and added that he would op
pose "any bridge until Oregon and
Washington can get together."
Representative Johnson said
limitations set by the Oregon leg
islature had rendered fruitless any
discussions between the highway
commissions of these two states.
Senator McNary of Oregon sug
gested that ie proper procedure
would be to "get the highway com
missions together with army engV
neers so that all matters In Issue
could be worked out satisfactorily."
Frank M. Warren, chairman of
the Tort of Portland commission,
said the present bridge act does
not adequately protect the rtents
of Portland. He added that Port
land has spent fifty million dollars
in developing Us harbor facilities
and that no harrier should be
(AaorUtrd ho LmxI Win.) s
I BOSTON, March 13. .Vat
: Poyntz. kit, field clerk, attach-
fed to the quartermaster corps
of the United Ktutes regular
1 army here, the only confed-
j. erute veteran ou the native
dpty rolls of the regular army
i and the oldest nian who
arrvd in the United States
i military forces during the
I World war, has been refused
the soldiers' bonus. It was
' learned today. "Too old," was
i the reason assigned for the
refusal of his application In a
i letter from the veteran bur
eau headquarters in Washing-
ton.
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LIVERPOOL, KnKl., March
13, Jumes Scott Skinner,
812 year old, fiddler from
Aberdeen, Scotland, wearim:
4 kilts and carrying his fiddle
under his arm, hoarded the
liner Camilla today with the
w announcement, 1 m going
4 to America to kill juzz."
Skinner is on his way to
Lewlston. Muine. to compete
In the old time fiddlers con- 4
test there. 4
"There is nothing to beat
a beautiful old melody,'' lie
declared. "Jazz pets on your
nerves and spoils your ap- 4
petite.'
The veteran Scot has wield- 4
. ed the bow sixty years.
BILL WOULD WITHDRAW
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Correct Appearance
WASHINGTON. March 13. Un
der a bill favorably reported to
day by the senate Indian commit
tee, the secretary of the Interior
would be authorized to withdraw
from sale or disposition and for
use as tribal graxing grounds all
undlKpoMd of land formerly a
part of the Umatilla Indian reser
vation in Oregon. Any settler on
the land during the period to April
21. li 21, would be permitted to ob
tain title to the land covered by
his settlement
FARM NEWS
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Accumulations of lichens and
moss in old and neglected or
chards of nut plantings in Oregon,
which are not sprayed frequent
ly, may be quickly cleaned up i)y
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one pound of lye to six oreipht
gallons of water, or the lye in;ty
he added to the dormant lime sul
fur spray.
Cure must be taken to protect
he skin agaiiiKt the cuuslic uctlnn
of the lye. Although the lye
causes quick crumbling and re
moves the lichens, it Is not per-
mananet in its action. Kxperl
ments conducted by the station
at Corvailis show that Itordeaux
mixture, when thoroughly upplh d.
will kill the lichens and protect
the branches from renewed infes
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The flead moss will not disappear
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
I THE IMPROVEMENT OF
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Roscburg, Oregon, did on the 15th
day of February, 1926, by Ordi
nance No. 8S1, declare the assess
ment for the Improvement of River
side Itrive from the west line of
Madrone Avenue to the west line
of Bowen Avenue, In the City of
Hnseburg. Oregon, to be upon each
lot or part of lot or parcel of land
especially benefited thereby as fol
lows, to-wit:
Name Description Amount
J. V. Casey Kast 0 feet of
Lot 11. Block D, Laurel
wood 173 25
J. V. Casey W. 20 ft. of
J. V. Casey Lot 4. Block.
I II. Laurelwood Addition
J. V. Casey Lot 6. Block
H. Laurelwood Addition
!j. V. Casey Lot 6. Block
i II. Laurelwood Addition
.J. V. Casey Lot 7. Block
j H. Laurelwood Addition
J. V. Casey Lot 8. Block
! H, Laurelwood Addition-
School Dist. No. 4. Lot 6,
I W. S. Hamilton Lot 6,
452.37 Block IX Waite's Addition
W. S. Hamilton Lot 7,
590.20 ' Block 12. Waite's Addition
I W. A. Taylor Lot 8, Block
557.27 12. Waite's Addition
Chas. E. Strickland Lot 9,
41.821 Block 12. Waite's Addition
!J. A. Wilson Lot 10. Block
50 05 i 12, Waite's Addition
'J, A. Wilson Lot 11, Block
Block I. Laurelwood Add... 1S3.76' 12, Waite's Addition
J. V. Casey Lot 2. Block J, ! J. A. Wil,son Lot 12. Block
laurelwood Addition 640.48 1 12. Waite's Addition
J. V. Casey Lot 3. Block J, '
Laurelwood Addition . 590.92
Total Amount assessed
to Street:
A statement of the
Ixit 12. Block D, Laurel
wood Add 86.63
J. V. Casey -E. 40 It of
Lot 13, Block I), Laurel
wood Addition , 173.26
Parks Schneider W. 20 ft.
of Lot 13. Block I),
Laurelwood Addition 86.63
Parks Schneider Lot 14,
Block D, I-aurelwood Ad
dition 344.11
J. V. Casey I.ot 15. Block
P, Laurelwood Addition.... 537.03
J. V. Casey Lot 6. Block
U. laurelwood Addition.... 294.65
J. V. Casey Lot , Block
a. Ijitirelwnnd Addition. 471.05
J. V. Casey Lot 7. niock
O, I.aurelwood Addition... 106.73
J. V. Casey Lot 8. Block
O. I.aurelwood Addition..- 82.60
J. V. Casey Lot 3. Block
II. Laurelwood Addition. $5.68
Small
Store
can do a
. fci biuinc
Can SiaOa
Thousands
of Salesmen
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or uua nsrw
PPV l
M 'Ml
W. S. Hamilton Lot 5.
Block 13. Waite's Addition
iW. L. Cobb Lot 6. Block
I 13. Waite's Addition
..$..525.39 j W. L. Cobb Lot 7, Block
aforesaid ' 13. Waite's Addition
assessment has been entered In the ' W. L. Cobb I.ot 8. Block
Docket of City Liens and tho same) 13. Waite's Addition
Is now due and payable at the of- C. E. Fowler Lot 9. Block
I flee of the City Treasurer In the 13. Waite's Addition
City Hall In lawful money of the j C. E. Fowler South 1 of
j United States and If not paid with- Lot 10, Block 13, Waite's
j In twenty days from the date of Addition .
this notice, such proceedings will , L. L. Langenberg North i
i be taken for the collection thereof of Lot 10. Block 13,
as are provided by the Charter of Waite's Addition .:
the City of Aoseburg, Oregon. L. I. I-a n gen berg Lot 11.
Property owners who desire to Block 13. Waite's Addition
I take advantage of the Bancroft W. L. Scott Ixt 12, Block
I Bonding Act for the repayment of! 13. Waite's Addition
'assessments are hereby notified toJ. M. ljne I-ot 5. Block 14,
call upon the City Recorder for: Waite's Addition
j said purpose not later than March J. M. Ijtne Lot 6. Block 14,
! 15th. 1926. as applications will noti Waite's Addition
i be accepted after said date. Lejngton Investment Co.
: Dated and first published Febru-j. -Iit 7. Illock 14. Waite's
i ary 20, 1926. Addition
n. L WHIPPLE, (U F, Dilsenherrv Lot .
City Recorder of the City ofj Illock 14. Waite's Add-
Roseburg. Oregon. tlon ...
" i A. Creon Lot 9. Block
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 14. Waite's Addition . .
THE IMPROVEMENT OF A. Cres.on Lot 10. Block
' ROBERTS STREET 14. Waite's Addition
Notice Is hereby given that the O. V Simmons (F I. Parks)
Common Council of the City of f.t 11, Block II, Waite's
Roseburg. Oregon, did on the 15th, Add I 'Inn
day of February. 1926. by Ordl- O W. Simmons (F. t. Parks)
nance No. 8S0. declare the assess-i Jx 12. Block 14. Waite's
ment for the Improvement of Rob-! Addition ..
erts Street from the east line of W. S. Hamilton t.nt 1.
Cobb Street to the west line of Block 11. Waite's Addition
Vain Street In the City of Rose- W S Hamilton Lot 2,
burg. Oregon, to be upon each lot: Block IS, Waite's Ad-
or rart of lot or parcel of land! ditlnn .
especially benefited thereby as foI-W S. Hamilton Lot 3,
Iowa, to-wit: I Block 1. Ws'u's Addition
Name Description Amount, W 8. UarMlton-f ,ot 4.
Roy O. Young Ixt 2. Block ! Rlock IS. Waite's Addition
11, Waite's Addition 19 29 Levlnrton Inro-t Co let
Roy O. Yonng Ixtt 1. Block i 11 niock IS. Waite's Addl-
11. Waite's Addition 31.27, dltlon
Wallace Singleton tot 4. ', Levin rfrni 4nvef Co. lot
Block 11. Wslte'a Addition 40 14. Illock IS. Waite's Addl-
Wallac Slnsleto" Lot S. I tlon
Jllock 11. Waite's Addition 453.92 , Levlnrton lnvst Co Lot
U Cobb Lot B. Block? . j 15 Itlock 18. Waite's Ad-
11, Waltes Addition 44.07 1 dltlon . .
I Church of Christ Lot 16,
44.07 Block IS, Waite's Addition 450.S6
! Ruby Ferkenscher Lot 1,
55.09! Block 19, Waite's Addl-
tlun .... :. 501.72
501.37 rtuby Fcckcnschcr Ixt 2,
Block 19. Waite's Addition 55.09
502.57 j p. . porry Lot 3. Block
. ! 19. Waite's AiWItlnn 44.07
Bo09iJ. II. Adams Ixit 4. Block
I 19. Waite's Addition 44.07
44 07 W. L. Cobb Lot 13. Block
! 19. Waite's Addition 44.07
44.07 w. L. CobbI.ot 14. Block
I 19. Waite's Addition 44.07
44.07 jw. L. Cobb Ixit 15. Block
! 19. Waite's Addition RTTli
44 07 W. L. Cobb Iit 16. Block
i 19. Waite's Addition 501.27
65.09 J. S. Pardee Lot 1. Block
20. Waite's Addition 501.61
501.39 J. S. Pardefr-Iit 2. Block
I 20. Waite's Addition 65.09
500.20 o. Klinke Lot 3. Block 20,
I Waite's Addition 44.07
O. Klinke lot 4. Block 20.
2S.44i Waite's Addition 44.07
C,. W. Voum? Ixit 13, Block
I 20. Waite's Addition 44.07
28.44 0. W. Young Ixit 14. Block
! 20. Waite's Addition 44.07
45.50 J. W. Nichols Lot 15, Block,
! ?0. Waite's Addition . 65.10
45.50 J. W. Nichols Iit 16. Block
I 20, Waite's Addition 501.74
45.50 , Lester L Bell W 1. Block
! 21. Waite's Addition 651.50
45.50 Lester L. PolTof 2. Block
' ! 21. Waite's Addition 3S.16
i Emmer Strelt West one.
56 S7 ; half of Iit 3. Illock 21,
Wslte'a Addition .. 30.54
j B. 8. Skinner Lot 4. Block
499 70, 21. Waite's Addition 30 53
S.672 fi5
a
450 62 Total Amount assessed
I to street:
16 93 ! A statement of the aforesaid a
i sessment hns been entered in the
j Docket or city Liens and the same
13.54; ta now due eid payable' at the of
fice of the CHy Treasurer In the
Cltv Hail In lawful money of the
13.54 I'nlted States and If not paid with-
In twenty dav from the date of
501.08 this notice anch proceeding will
; h" tatren for the collection thereof
' as sre provided hv the Charter of
55 09 th City of liosebnrff. Orvon.
! Pronertv owners who desire to
take advaitare of the Bancroft
Bonding Act for the repayment of
assessments sre herehv notified
,o nil nnon the rttv Recorder for
M pitrrwi.e not Inter than March
11.54 '5ih l:o. as snnMcntlons will not
b accepted after that date.
I Dated and first published Febrn
1151 I ary 20, 1926. .
R. U WHIPPLE, ,
I City Recorder of the City
16.91 Roseburi. Oregon.
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