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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926.
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Today1 meeting of Rulary was
set aside as competitors' duy, each
maniber of (he club having at Ilia
guest some one engaged in trie
i.ame line of business. The meet'
1 n b wus very successful and waa
mrgeiy attended. .
A abort skit, portraying the de
structive niothoda of the scandal
monger, the ruin wrought to bual
neas men and othera by the
spreading of false rumors, vividly
Impressed the members and visi
tors of the Importance of speak
ing in kindly terma of your com
petitor, which In one of the salient
funtureB of Kotury principles.
Jimmy Goodman, W. It. Drow.n,
Chas. 'Mcl'JIhinny and Ole John
eon were the principals in the
Eceno nnd done their work well.
Two iiew members were admit
ted to Hotary today, Paul Bubar
and Dave Busonbark,
Let us give you an estimate on
that material bill. L. W. Metzger.
SEATTLE INDICTMENTS
ACCUSE POLICE TRIO
(AHocUted PrN Luted Wire.)
: SEATTLE, May 13. Throo Belit
tle policemen, including Captain E.
h. Hedges, commanding one of Die
patrols at Central Station, and Ueu-
temint George II. Comatock, head
of the dry sqund, were named in
37 Indictments returned by a fed
oral grand jury here yesterday.
Patrolman W. J. Morrison of the
dry sqund, and Edwin T. Hunt,
head of Iho Seattle finance com
pany, and a former policeman,
were indicted.
Hunt wus indicted on a charge
of conspiracy to violate tho na
tional prohibition act.
Tho Seattle Klnanco company Is
a concern to which Roy Olmsted,
former lieutenant of Seattle police,
who was' convicted hero February
21) with 20 others, and ills wife
Eliao, turned over their property.
Sheriff William Gookina of Is
land county was indicted. Oookins
telephoned from Coupeville, the
enunty seat, that he would arrange
bond.
Eat barlieoie sandwiches and
lire forever. Brand's Hoad Stand.
WORLD WAR DEVICE USED
. TO EXTERMINATE PESTS
ALTERATION ON BILL PUTS '
NEGRO BACK IN PRISON
PENDLETON, liny 13. Guy
Thomas, negro paroled from the
.-Washington suite penitentiary, was
: taken back to Walla Walla today
' by prison officials nflor ho had
been arrested by Pendleton police
for nlterlng a ono dollar bill. He
waa sentenced from Pierce county
in 1923 and paroled in April of this
year.
Btudebaker builds no yearly
mndela
it
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iss Rosa B. Parrott
(Anocintfd I'rcaa lAUMd Wire.)
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., May
13. Burners with a (21-foot swnth,
not unliko Iho flame throwers
UHPd in tlio World war, havo been
called into Bervlco in tho Tulo
Lako section to fight grasshoppers
which have already done dnmago
estimated at 5,000. Tho burners
are drawn by tractors across egg
beds of the Insects and according
to County Agent C. A. Henderson
have already dono sufficient to as
sure eventual annihilation of the
peats.
Special sale on Watklns
120 W. Laife St.
cocoa.
TRIBE SURRENDERS.
Roseburg, Oregon
Candidate for Republican Nomination
State Superintendent of Public
Instruction
Primaries, May 21, 1926
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Ex-President Roseburg Business and
Professional Women's Club
PREPARATION
Preparatory Work Willa
mette University.
Alumnus University of Oregon.
A. M. Degree Teachers Col
lege, New York.
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Dr. BAGLEY, Professor of
Education, Teachers College,
New York, says: "Miss Parrott
has many important qualifica
tions for the office of State
Superintendent, including
sound scholarship, worthy pro
fessional ideals,' successful ex
perience as a teacher, and
capacity for leadprship."
(AuoclAtod Prcu Leoicd wire.)
QUEZZAN, French Morocco. May
13. Tho tribe of Benl Meatara,
comprising a thousand familiesand
mualerliiK COO riflea, surrendered to
tho French today. The Irlbn occu-
piea about 100 square kllomters of
territory cast of hole.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
SEWER IN BLOCK 53, RAIL
ROAD ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF ROSEBURG, OREGON.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of tho City of
Roseburg, Oregon, did on the 3rd
day of May. 1020, by Ordinance
No. (tSG. deelnre the assessment
lor i no construction or the sen-er
I In Illock 63. Itnllroad Addition to
the City of ltnscburg, Oregon,
known na the Illock 63 Sewer, to
bo upon each lot or part of lot or
parcel of land especially benefited
thereby as follows, to-wlt:
Name Dosciiptlot, Amount
Frank Warner Lot 1, Illock
63A, ltullrond Addition fl5S.25
Frank Warner Lot 2, Illock
63 A. Itallioad Addition .... 79.11
A. Salman Lot 3, Illock
63A. ltullrond Addition 79.11
A. Salzniau Lot 4. Illock
63A, Hnllroad Addition 79.11
Total .. ...3!)5.7i)
A statement of the aforesaid as
sessment has been enlered in tiie
I locket of City Liens and the same
la now due and payable at the of
fice of tlio City Treasurer in the
I Ity Hall In lawful money of tun
I'nited Slntcs and If not paid
within twenty days from tho date
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Combinations of..
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These are all excellent house frocks for gen
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(AuocUted Pr Ltattd Wire.)
KLAMATH KA1.LS, Mnv 13
The loop road from Klamath l'slls
through tho entrance to Crater
Uikn National Park, via Prospect
to Medford, is now open, accordlnn
to a message this morning from IS.
Tho sectional field and track
meet for Oakland. Sutherllit, Wil
bur and adjacent vicinities, was
held yesterday on Cobbler's l'leld
at Oakland, with Pnnl k Ktllnii
of thin notlco such proceedings will '" Wells, chief ranger in tho park. Icf Oakland. In charge. About 200
be taken for the collection thereof : "espl'o tho fact there Is from I persons witnessed the meet and
as to provided bv the Charter of i"' fe 10 "v t,'t't af M,ow 1,1 ""' " vorv favonihle showing was
the City of lloseburg Oivgon j ""' ""' XHk"- Wals auto-jmndo by the contestants.
ly owners who deilui (o! , ' "" "'"" Mr. Klllott reported 3:1 1-3 per
number of entries
compared to those
i "n""3 t ."well represented with full llst.
jWharton Bros. HKSMiTho splendid orcanizatlon of the
tiaKiana niicn school students n-
Isome marked
added.
attractions being
M. C. RADABAUQH,
Auctioneer, 630 N. Plnu St., Rose
burg, Oreicon.
the
'roper
take advnntaKO of the Ham loft , " lo nra D ule ,lrst W0 K 'eent greater
lionriliiR Act for the i-epaymeir. of '"'a ear.
the assesnii nts are hereby unit- n... , '. ; ,. Il" ln8t i'tat.
fled to call upon the City Ilo;c.. ter
for said ;.;nioso not later liian
May 29lli, 1SS0. "as appllcitio'is
Gas on Stomach Mae
Mrs. Cook Nervous
Amorican fence at Wharton Uros.
will not no accept l after '.hat
date.
Dat't nnd first published yu
6th, I'J.'G.
11, I, Willt'l'l.fi,
City Be.'i Mer of the Cliy of
Itoa.'buii, Oegoa.
AWNING
We are prepared to Install any
sort of awning on short notice.
Awnings Repaired.
Harry Pcarce
iceiveii a largo credit. The otit
Ktnndlnc wlnhrin for Oakland
lero Kllory Haiti. Slerten Pertier.
.tU rntdine Kd .vards. Thelma Cope
land: for Knlr Oaks, llernard
street: for Sutherlln, Morrell We
jber. llnrton Avery, Lillian Hsvl
I'.and, and Huth Crawford. Con-
ffl
"For years 1 had gas on the
stomach and was nervous. Adlcri
ka has done more pood than any
thing." (slm,) Lela Cook. ONK
siwonful Adlerlka removes GAS and
often brings surprising relief to
tae stomach. Stops that fuli. bloat
ed feeling. Don't waste lime with chuivta at Corvallls
pills or tablets hut let Adlerlka ' mmnanv u, '
iTbrKut'nSat,
O. A. C. GROUP TO . Saturday there will be a picnic at
ARRIVF FPIDAY AlpJ!an,lore park, and at night a
,I.rlVE- rMUAI conference at the Presbyterian
church. Sunday morning the visit
Twelve of fifteen students from ors will meet in tho various
if). A. C. will rome to Itopr bun? : churches and at nitht will pariici
; Friday and will remain over the I'atn In special programs at tho
meea eim mecung witn tne young young .peoples mietings in
peupie oi tne entireties of lies"-: cliurcnes.
burg. I he greltp will be ird by
I Rev. E. W. Warrington, a forhn r
Hoseburg pastor, who Is now ca,n;i
. us Y. M. C. A. leader. The grou.i
will Include students who are
leaders in athletics, forensic an
scholarship and - who are also in
teresied in Y. W. C. A. or Y. M. C.
I A. work and active in the churches'
'of Corvallls. Miss Katherlne Seav.
general secretin? cif the Y. W. c!
A. on Hie O. A. c. campus and
Miss Mildred Batholomew. s:l, .
leader of' tho North MmM-i,.
will also ac-
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