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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1926.
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The Service Thai
You Desire
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specialist is always recognized as one com
petent to do his particular work well. ,Ve
devote our entire time and thoughts to our
service and to making that service better for
you. Our aim is to perfect ways and means
of bringing to you comfort, privacy, and
above all specialized service.
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Service of Sinrwity
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Phone 112
1 LOCAL NEWS J
From Yoncalla
Will Beckloy of Yoncacla -was
among the out of town visitors
Friday afternoon and was looking
after business affairs.
On Business
Vincent Presliern of Melrose was
a Itoseburg visitor Friday, spend
ing the afternoon attending to busi
ness affairs and trading.
Returning Home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. rost, wno
have been visiting with friends in
Roseburg since Thursday, are leav
ing Sunday for their home at For
rest Grove.
From Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. George Wl!cx of
Oakland motored here yesterday
and spent the afternoon shopping
and transacting buslueia.
BETTER THAN BARGAINS
We started our Used Car '
business with the idea that
, a good car at a fair price j
is better than a fair car at
a bargain price. That idea
has now become a definite
. policy. Our customers can
tell you why. , , j f
J. O. Newland & Son
Dodge Brothers Cars and Graham Trucks
:: Roseburg, Oregon
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USED! CAR IS ONLY AS DePENDABLe
AS THE- DE-AL&R. WHO SELLS IT
From Yoncalla
Mr. and Mrs. II. Guliler of Yon
calla were Roseburg visitors Fri
day, spondlng a few hours trans
acting business and shopping.
Leaves For Walla Walla
O. C. Lucas left yesterday after
noon for Walla Walla, Washington,
to bo with his son who is at the
veteran's hospital and who will
soon undergo a major operation.
Dismissed From Hospital
Mro Inn 7J Vn rrltiirtnn flml hnhv
daughter wore dismissed from Mer
cy Hospital yesterday and return
ed to their home on : Overlook
avenuo.
Returns Home
Mrs. Mary Wells who has been
visiting In this city as the guest
of her Bistor, Mrs. Esther Smith,
returned to her home at Elkton
yesterday afternoon.
Visitor At 8oldlers Home
Col. D. K. Cash, Inspector gen
eral for the Soldlor-i Homos, visit
ed the local homo yeBtorday. and
enjoyed a brief visit wih B. A.
Post, former adjutant, who is now
making his homo nt Forest Grove,
and who hns been visiting here
far the past few days Col. Cash left
last night for Napa county, rai-fornln.
Visitors From Eugene-
Howard volzaln and Jos. A. puts-
of Eugene, who havo been spend
ing the past few days In Roseburg
are: returning home Sunday. Mr.;
Pitts formorly made bin nnmo In
this city, i Ho; came to Roseburg
35 years ago, 1'osldlm? In Douglas
County for about. Hi yearn.! Since
moving away be has lived In east
ern Oregon and lately in Eugene.
Mv VoW-nln- ml Mr Plttn have
boon' visiting in Myrtlo Creek with
the formor's vclntlvos also uuvmg
their Btay In tills vicinity.
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ONLY ONE DAY LEFT
To Buy Your
Copco 6 Per Cent
Preferred Stock
at
$95 PER SHARE
Price Advances Nov. 1 6
Ask Nearest Copco Employe
or Any Bank
The California Oregon Power Company
lZk (OFFICES.
J i MSiford. Grants Bass. Roseburg. Kliminth FailsQOregon
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Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet
I SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4 .
This original estimate shows in parallel columns the unit costs of the soveral services, material
and supplies for the throe fiscal yours next preceding the current year,. the detull expenditures for the
Inst one of said three preceding fiscal years and the budget allowances and expenditures for six months
of tlio current year. ("Six months of the current year" means six months of the last school year.)
EXPENDITURES
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Expenditures and
budget allowances
for six months of
school year.
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Expenditures for three fiscal
years next preceding the
last school year.
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PERSONAL SERVICE:
Superintendent
Principals
Teachers
..- 3,550.00 1,097.00 S 1,700.00 ?. 3,394.00
K.eiti.UU 3,480.00 3,480.00 6,900.00
Janitors ..
Clerk
Stenographer
Other services ....
.72,011.90
, 7,180.00 .
900.00
050.00
250.00
28,400.04
2,447.60
330.00
374.87
110.50
28,155.26
2,325.00
330.00
375.00
125.00
56,801.29
4,895.00
600.00
749.75
233.00
Total Personal Service
MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES:
1. Furniture (desks, etc.) ? 1,000.00
2. Supplies (chalk, etc.) 2,500.00
3. Library books 250.00
0. Janitor's supplies ., 800.00
7. Fuel -
8. Light - 1,600.00
9. Water - 400jOO
10. Postage and stationery 50.00
..?93,757.96 $30,846.51 f36,490.26 $ 73,093.04 ?72,220.47 ?63,837.21
204.39 1.00Q.OO
I 1,400.00
948.57
9.79
391.09
1,995.00
643.72
171.05
44.00
100.00
400.00
1,125.00
600.00
150.00
100.00
, 408.79
1,897.14
19.69
782.18
4,245.00
1,097.44
343.30
88.00
Total Material and Supplies
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS:
Senior building and grounds ? 250.00
Junior building and grounds 600.00
Itose building and grounds 300.00
llenson building mid grounds 300.00
Fullerton building and grounds 100.00
Central building and grounds .'
..? 6,500.00 $ 4,308.21 ? 4,875.00 ? 8,881.44 ? 9,735.17 t 6,734.20
897.25
408.61
424.12
421.62
. 5.25
600.00
350.00
350.00
400.00
7.50
1,785.61
917.33
828.23
843.34
10.61
Total Maintenance and Repairs 1,550.00 $ 2.156.S6 ? 1,707.50 $ 4,384.92 ? 1,088.65 ? 3,932.40
ASSESSMENTS (Highways, Roads, Streets Bridges):
West Roseburg 801.30 861.36
? 861.36
861.36
Total-rAssessments -
INDEBTEDNESS:
1. Bonded, and intorest thoreon ? 21,000.00 $12,925.00 f 12,925.00 ? 25,850.00 .
2. Warrant, and interest theroon 2,000.00 2,564.67 1,300.00 2,564.57
Total Indebtedness $ 23,600.00 fl5,489.57 ?14,255.00 $ 28,414.57 ?10,061.7G $11,045.30
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS $ 1,850.00 $ 901.25 $ 842.50 $ 1.S02.50
Total Transportation of Pupils $ 1,850.00 t 901.25 f 842.50 $ 1,802.50 $ 1,008.00 $ 1,410.75
INSURANCE: $ 1,500.00 ? 651.20 $ 620.54 $ 1,302.40 ,
Total Insurance
MISCELLANEOUS:
? 1,500.00 $ 651.20 $ 620.54 $ 1,302.40 ? 1,401.79 f 290.80
$ 1,500.00 f 507.46 t 925.00 $ 1,134.92 -
Total Miscellaneous .. $ 1,500.00 ? 567.40 ? 925.00 ? 1,134.92 f 1,617.70 642.16
EMERGENCY: -.. $ 1,000.00 .
Total Emergency ..
100.00
GRAND TOTAL .. $131,257.96 $61,782.41 $59,6S5.80 $120,475.15 $97,739.64 $S7,892.S8
' I, V. J, Micolll, do hereby certify that the above estimate of expenditures for the year 1926-1927
was1 proparbd by mo rtnfl that tho expenditures and budget allowance for six months of the current
.year and tho expenditures for the throe fiscal years next preceding the current year as shown above
.havo beoii compllod front the rocords'ln my charge and are true and correct copies thereof.
, , f V. J. MICELLI, District Clork.. , , E
I ; FLASHES OF LIFE X
(Awioelntcd Prow Lcnscd Wire.)
CHICAGO While some eastern
papers favor nbolishing football bo
causo of tho 1 Harvard-Princeton
dispute, hero are the views of Com
missioner Griffith of tho western
conference about- tho game: "it
breeds sportsmanship. It teaches a
quarter of a million young men
every week how to take a licking."
WEST POINT Perhaps somo of
tho boys at the military aendemy
wish Hint Queen Marie could visit
them ngaln in order that they
might attend the Army-Navy game.
Anyhow it turns out that when she
reviewed tho cadet corps all pun
ishment for minor offenses was
wiped out, In accordance with the
academy's custom.
PHILADELPHIA The prills may
tnke note tha Hairy Elloff has
luxurinnt hair in place of a bald
head. In a trolley accident he got
n shining pinto. His hair grew
again nfter he went to 13 doctors
and massuers. Suing the com-
pnny, bo said in- court baldness
was annoying because ho might
want to get married. A jury
awarded him $150.
NEW YORK William n. Leeds,
24, who inherited $40,000,000 from
tho tin plnte king, is out to make
n fortune of bis own with clam
juice. For three months he ex
perimented and now society is
flocking to a food show to try the
drink.
OMAHA Scientific "bumming"
la lo bo tnught. The national con
vention of hoboes has decreed that
a field agent shall Instruct hikers
In the ethies of stopping motorists
mid indicating that a lift Is wanted.
Order your Christmas and Now
rear announcement cards from tho
NewB-Rovlew office. Complete lines
it both printed and engraved cards
now being displayed. Moderately
priced.
Did You Ever
Stop to Think
By Edson R. Walts. Secretary of
the Shawnee. Oklahoma, Board
of Commerce.
ImfldsVendeV confidence hhd brings
nliout a feeling of implicit trust
on the part of the public; and this
generous good will is reflected di
rectly In the public attitude to
ward the newspaper's advertising
patrons. "
THAT the newspaper which pos
sesses a broad measure of reader
confidence often has a pulling
power entirely out of keeping with
its listed circulation.
Tho public's appraisal of a news
paper as being trustworthy, ac
curate and moved by ethical mo-
Ives or as lacking in these values
Is vitally Important to the adver
tiser from a dollar and cents stand
point.
(Copyright 1920.)
Spoclal notice. On account of the
many requests, wo will extend for
a few days the offer of a large 8x10
photo with each order of photos.
Clark's Studio, Bank Bldg. Cass St
Phono 331.
TOURIST FUNDS USED TO
RESTORE POPES' PALACE.
AVIGNON, France, Nov. 12. (AP)
Funds gleaned from tourists,
mostly Americans, nro making
possible restoration of the historic
Palace of the Popes here.
Built in the Fourteenth Century,
the famous structure which has
been the residence of several Pon
tiffs, fell into decay during the
Nineteenth Century when it was
used as a military barracks.
Poverty of the Municipal Treas
ury had made It impossible to re
store the pnlaco until two years
ago when a sojourn tnx dally on
tourists was Instituted nnd soon
between 40,000 and 60,000 francs
was raised.
This money is being used to re
store tho noble edifice which
stands on a lofty hill overlooking
tho Rhone valley.
Charles C. Maes, general man
ager of the Houston, (Texas) Post
Dlspatrh, snys:
THAT the careful adverlser
sdnild examine two major factors
of newspnpor value In choosing a
medium to carry his messages to
the public.
THAT reader confidence Is an
mined by circulation figures. Is
one Index to a newspaper's worth
from tho vantage point of the ad
vertiser.
THAT reader eocnflilence Is an
equally Important index.
THAT character In a newspaper
Notice of School Election to In
crease Tax More Than Six Per
Cent Over That of the
Previous Year.
Notice Is hereby given to the le
gal voters of School District No.
4 of Douglas County, State of Ore-
iron, that an election will be nem
In said District nt the Junior High
School on the 22nd drty of Novem
ber. 1926. at 2:30 o'clock In the
afternoon, to vote on the question
of Increasing the amount of the
tax levy lu said district for the year
1926-27 by more than 6 over the
amount of such levy for the year
Immediately preceding.
It is necessary to false this addi
tional amount by speclnl levy for
the following reasons: The opera
tion of- an additional building and
the employment of cloven new
teachers whose salaries amount to
about $23,000 make it necessary to
ask for this Increase which
amounts to $8,263.74.
Dated this 25th day of October,
1926.
V. T. JACKSON, "
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest: V. J. MtcelU, District Clerk.,
BERLIN'S DIVORCE' MILL ' ' M'
WORKS AT DOUBLE TIME.
BERLIN, Nov. 12. (AP).
Berliners are rushing to the di
vorce courts with nearly twice the
frequency they sought those tribun
als before the war.
At the same time the number
of marriages shows a slight falling
off.
Statistics reveal some 8,000 di
vorces in 1925 as against 4,600 In
1913, while marriages dropped
from 36,000 in the year before the
war to 35,100 last year.
Mattress $6.50 at Powell's.
HANSEN
Chevrolet Co.
USED
CARS
The reason we sell an aver
age of thirty (30) used cars
per month is because our
price is right and terms rea
sonable. Chevrolet tour. 1925 model
Chevrolet tour. 1923 model
Chevrolet roadster nearly
new.
Star tour. 1923 model.
Dodge tour. 1922 model.
Dodge Screen Side Delivery
Ford coupe 1922 model
Ford sedan, 4 door, 1925
model.
Ford touring with balloons
Several serviceable Fords
from $25.00 and up.
TRUCKS
Ford with Ruckstell axle,
new tires, steel cab, looks
like new.
Ford chassis with Warford,
new tires.
Ford standard chassis, solid
tires.
EASY TERMS
HANSEN
Chevrolet Co.
Are You a Visitor
. in Roseburg?
You'll, perhaps, need some infor
mation on financial matters, a
banking connection, Travelers
Checks cashed or Issued for you
see the Roseburg National Bank
where a hearty welcome awaits
you.
The RdseburNationdl Bank
Roseburg, Ore
a n nan an n an nan
ALWAYS CALL CHECKER CAB
FOR PROMPT TAXI SERVICE
2 Taxis PHONE 21 2 Taxis
GOODMAN'S CIGAR STORE
LAURINSON & PEMBERTON
3E
MM.T.M.T.Tl.M.I.T.T.rT.I.T
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FOR SALE
2 PAIRS CANADIAN
SILVER FOXES
(From Prince Edward Isle Stock)
These foxes are registered by the Canadian government,
having passed the compulsory and most stringent inspec
tion laws of the Dominion. ,
They are bred at a ranch having the enviable record of
84 pairs sold last year. Fully guaranteed to increase 108
per cent under normal care. Upkeep no more than for a
dog. - - 5 '
PRICED ATTRACTIVELY AT
$1,000 ahd $1,200 per pair (
Respectively fjo. b. any point in Douglas County.
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, FOR FURTHER .PARTICULARS, APPLY :TO
GORDON V. COOK
Tel. 5 60-J
BELL SISTERS BUILDING
,- , j v i RriBftliiiro'. ' , : '
'P.' 6. Box 1001
FREE
Heavy Duty Tube
WITH ANY
Mason Balloon Cord
ROSEBURGTIRE SHOP
M. F. Middelburg
115 N. Jackson
Bring your tires here We don't fix them,
we repair them.
Also Hot Water Bottles, Rain Coats and Rubbers.
Ford Business
Is Good
6665 Cars Delivered Daily Since May 1
1 iLl Ai This is Nati.
I rj!3611 niy the
W . " fl itv nrndurt.
at Quality Foods
lional Canned Goods Week. We
e best hmnrli PVPrv rnn n mini.
ity product. Stock up now.
ECONOMY GROCERY
O. L. Johnson, "The Store ThatQperves You Best"
3.1.1 Kl I I. .
g - Phone 63
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