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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, 'JUNE 24, 1927.
ECONOMY IN PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
Purpoio of Western States Taxpayers,
Conference
'I'd encourage co-operation uimmg the Western
Klatos 111 the furtherance of their inutuitl ef
' forts in CHtnbli.-h the greatest possible econ
omy In 111" e.Nliuiidituru uf nubile- money.
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'SPECIAL "'ELECTION
JUNE 28, 1927
GREATER OREGON ASSOCIATION
The State Taxpayers Association of Oregon
Affiliated with ths Western States Taxpayers Conference
L. D. SMITH, Secretary
419 Oregon Building, Portland, Oregon
Mwnrfal.4 ln lw,l Wlnt)
H()U.VVO(ll, Cut., June 24.
Hlxteeu inotfuii iUtlui'ti cumimnleii,
liicludinK ull of tliH major produc
erH, were on record todtty aa coni
niitteii to a nt'CHHHttaled drliBlic
ecoiioiny prograin Involving the im
mediate ten to 25 tier cent ulaslt
Ihk of eulai'li'B, ruinilim the Huts
front prenldente and vice preal
dentB, through coiit'rat-t-featured
lilayei-8, down to fifty dollar a week
employes. '
The production coat retrench
ment, which executives of the com
panies announced after a confer
ence late yesterday, will have the
far reachlni; effect of roUuchiK In
comes lit not only the production
departments at Hollywood, hut In
distribution, eastern executive of
fices, and probably soon to the
movie oompauy controlled exhibi
tion houses.
Around IS, 000 executives, salar
ied officers, directors and stars,
will shortly feel the axe dinning
into their Incomes lit amounts
ranging UP to 25 per cent. All es
timated 40,000 more non-contract
players, extras, office workers,
film editors, cameramen, -produc-llon
employes and distribution
managers and employes will suffer
an Immediate salary slash of above
10 per cent. In this connection, It
was pointed out that the movies
employ a negllKihle number - of
porsoiiB at Bularies or less than the
stated minimum of fitly dollars
weekly.
Savings With Service
Compare our prices, quality for quality, , interest, accurate information and re ,
day in and day out, with those offered by liable, helpful advice of the Safeway
any other system of merchandising. Note f" making your selections and we
.1 -i.0i:. t . j i . . believe you will readily join with the
the cleanliness of our stores and markets, ; . . .. , c V r n
., , , I ' va' majority of Southern Oregon folks
the variety of our stocks and the euar- in agreeing, that Skaggs-Safeway Stores
anteed quality of every item.' Add to' are immeasurably better places at which
these things the unfailing courtesy, keen to do your food shopping.
Opportunities to Economize
MAJOR LILLAGAR
NEW COMMANDER
OF STATE G. A. R.
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fAwmcfnted PreM Lean! Wire.)
SA14EM, 0:-c, June . 24 AVlth'
over 200 of the remaining !700 Civil
war veterans In the state, pres
ent, the 11127 encampment closed
hero last night with the Installa
tion of Major H. S. Ullaear. Port-
I land, as department commander.
major i.itingar was elected over
j Clayton B. Zeck. of Dantlon. by a
! 72 to 40 vote. For seven consecu- i
uve years ne una Deen commander
j or hn Pen Butler post In Portland.
, J. J. N'owmeyer, Salem, was nam
ed senior, vice commander; Royal
1 Taylor, Sumner Post, Portland,
j Junior Vice Commander; Dr.
j James l.lslo, Salem, chaplain; c.
: M. Uaugherty, Siuingfield. dele-
; gate at large; and William Lyman,
' Medrord; Charles True, Sherwood;
! It. 1 C; Miu-kee and T. Bi-nelotto,
i Portland, delegates to the national
I encampment in July. ' !
I Joint-Insinuation, of officers' In
Ladles or the O. A. R. and the Wo
)Tnims: Relief Corps Vas also held
last night Jn connection with the
closing ot .-the encampment. ;
Sugar
Pifts Cane, 100 lb. sack
$6.63
Shortening
In Bulk .
3 .b. 48c
Beans
Small White
5 lb 44c
Canned Goods
Pineapple, Broken
Slices, No, 2V3 size,'
3 cans 65C
Asparagus
Libby Picnic Tip
3 for 65c
Malt Syrups
Several Brands, large
cam, Hopped.
75c -
Soaps
Crystal White Laundry
13 bar, 50C
Chipso
Soaks clothes
Large packages.
2 for 45c
clean.
P. &G. Soap
White Naphtha
Laundry
8 bars 27C
Going to Medford- " ' ;
Miss Edna HodgcH ami Miss
Louis DoukIuh leave ' Saturday by
auto for AlPilford where the will
visit with Ericuds over Sunday.
COMPOSITE CASE
- Aunt; "Ami how innny vafU-uia
luivn ynit, .liiiui's'.1"
Vtmnit Jioi'lor: "Only um-. no
tar, nimlio; !iul Iio'h r.ivt'ii v a
.'rood uliiiU lUr has rit(ti fom
jilaliits." PaHsliiK Slui'.v.
W;oitUfA'-: -
T
p nil 1
ircTiip
held next Tuesday. It Is stated that
there is 110 other place where net
UxliitiK is peruiltteri in such a sum!!
stream. The Ncstuecu river, it Is
Fuhl, Is an important egg taking
mtEMGHTFVU.
put terns for cvciv
room in our splciulul
vuriuty of ccuiii'iiit
Conguluum CJol.1 Sent
Art-Kurts. Sec thcin!
McKcnn, Darby &
Baldwin Furniture Co.
Complete Houaofurnlshtrs
Rosebtirg, Oregon
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; Tin- Dnuitlax county j.,ort,t.
Ulcll are being urged by the Oregon
.Stale Sporlsnien'H nssociallo:! to
;1'nI"I in carrying the Nesttiecii
! liher ii.feiiiiluin MIL 'I'hls is
: n bill to cluae Hie river to coniiner
;cinl tlsliliiK. A meelliiK til' the
-county game protective association
: is bclim called tor Ionian to con
j shier v. hiil union will he taken.
It is pointed out In 11 letter re
ceived by C. A. Lockwnod, presi
dent of the coiinly orgiinUiition.
'tluil the river was closed by no
eel 01' the last leclsljiiiire, bill Ihul
commercial fn-lilng Interests have
Invoked Iho referendum, making
i 1111 unintuitive v.ue ol Hie people
1 Decuss.try at Ihe vlecllon to be
LAONPIVV '
11 ni mi 1 fti 'iiii 1 w
t
Honest RMe-
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We'll la Ihv husiutH v.t ttiiiiliiK
out liiuh liiiidi hiuiidry. W v
i tilt jt)ur uidvr nrntly, )nnii(ly
and rW'Uiilv. Wo know of hi'Vimm)
rcasii'.is why ymi uliould it.dnuitro
tlifo Imn and mil niw ifasoli why
you Khmitd tint.
Roscburg Steam Laundry
Hi roam, but Iho uso of not a if
thivnttMtiiiK thtf nxtonuinaa ot
Hulmtoit and tftmdhmid trout.
Tho loiter draws a contrast In
twoon tho value of the at roam fof
comniorolal fUhhiK and as a tour
ist ami unlorrt' attraction. The
cotnuiori'tal Intorost, It la pointed
out, claim that the statw is deriv
ing much luMiotit In tho way of
revenuo, whilo tho actual flKiiroa
kIhiw that only S6ti3.7B was
celved an licenso. and Jl.'tOtJO
from poundaKO tax, and consider
aldy more than thin stun was spent
for law enforcement, )
The local sportsmen are asked
to Rivo their support to tho bill
anil to work in lt behalf.
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I! Bert Acosta's
11 (m''s , I
Coffee
It's the old, old story a
good product is its . own
best advertisement.
Those who have tired
Skaggs Coffee know
.more about its fine . fla- -vor,
perfect blend and ex
ceptional economy, than
we could tell them in col
umns of newspaper
space. ! There just isn't
any better coffee to be.
had and the price t3 only
Lb. . 45c
COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT ;
. OF .
FRUIT JARS
AND
CANNING
ACCESSORIES
OUR PRICES
" ARE RIGHT. ;
Tea
Skaggs green ( Japan )
tea is a deliciously re-
. Freshing beverage at this
season. Contains only the
finest selected, uncojored
. leaf, packed under our
own supervision. We
vouch for the quality if
you don't like it bring it
back. Note (the saving?
prices.
1
1
72
lb.
lb, 5
57c
29o
Seasonable Savings
New Potatoes
s Lemons
Bananas
We have just received
a shipment of extra
; . fancy lemons. at a very
unusual price. We offer
- , , large size ... .
... 2 dozen 35C Vr
Store No. 255 Roseburg, Oregon Phone 230
..s5.CQ Urdsrs Delivered, f ree-ugar Excepted,. Small Orders . IQc.
Local, white or red
varieties s
. 3. pounds 25C
Large sizes
Ripe Golden Fruit
, 3 pounds 25C
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MAYOR IRA WIMBERLY
IS BOOSTER FOR DRAIN
"Yes, we've a Kood town here,"
Mayor Iru Wimboi-ly told tho
News-Review rural editor yester
day. "Business Is a little quiet
rieht now, but the depression is nation-wide
as well au local, and
Iioiiglas county Is very fnvored' In
climnte and resources, which will
develop in the future. With the
new road completed, which the
super-road district Is now having
surveyed, It will form u connecting
link between the Koosevelt ami Pa
cific' hlKhways, and much of tho
tourist traffic will go to lieedsport
and the coast via Drain, for it Is
one of the most beautiful sections
1 have ever seen.' ....
Mr. Wimherly was postmaster at
Drain for many years. At the No
vember election he was elected
mayor and is now serving the city
In that capacity. A resident of
that section for 3G years, Mr. Wim
herly Is highly esteemed, by the
community of which he Is now the
head and is filling the executive
position admirably.
Tit a classmen adv, In this pa
per and watch results, Yqu'U sure
ret 'em
MILL WORKER AT
DORRIS IS KILLED
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(Auoclatod Preu Leased Who.)
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Juno
24 Caught In the cogs and gears
of a slab conveyor, Frank S: Smith,
28, was Instantly killed yosterdTty
at the Kesterson Lumber company
mill at Doris, California.
, Smith was mangled beyond rec
ognition. The remains were
brough to Klamath Falls for fun
eral services and interment.
Smith is survived by his widow
and a child.
Close the Nestucca to Nets
Vote 322 X YES, on the Nestucca Fish Closing Bill
rure whole mitt, aua past
! truwl. Honnbnnr lUry. Phone M&
TIME LOAN
Abe approneheil lkey in great et
eileiQent hihI sit hi. "Ikey, I vmt
ynit to Iriul nit1 ?-0 for ten mi-i-nt:.
I only vnnl It tor ten minutes."
! (key studied him for ti numuMit,
ami fvpllnl: "Veil, if you only
'vmil it for ten minutes valt t( n
inilnufe nnd then you vou't vant
it itt fitl " Tit IMt.
Many times you've teen the pic
ture of Bert Acosta, veteran air
pilot and joint holder of the world's
endurance flight record, who is to
wing the Atlantic with Commander
Richard E. Byrd. But have you
ever before seen a photo of his
wife and two boys? Here they are
when they visited Roosevelt Field,
Lo;iQ Island. ,
PATRONIZE
NEWS-REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
One of Oregon's important assets is the pleas
ure of outdoor life.
To protect these assets it is necessary to con- .
serve the fish in our streams..
The Nestucca River Is the most accessible and
popular utream in the northwestern part
of the state.
The use of nets in this stream threatens exter
mination of saimon and steelhead trout.
The catch taken by commercial fishermen Is
steadily decreasing.
The T926 catch was 100,000 pounds less than
that of the previous year.
Let us save the stream before the fish are all
destroyed.
The Nestucca river belongs to all the people
of the state and not to a small commercial
group who are destroying a valuable state
property.
In licenses the state received only S663.76 in
1926 from the commercial group on the ,
Nestucca River.
Tho poundage tax paid the state In 1926 was
only $1903.69.
It has cost the state far more to enforce the
law than It has received in fees.
On the other hand, the tourist travel of resl-
dents and visitors rosults in millions of
dollars being spent annually In Oregon.
Let us encourage and develop tourist attrac
tions rather than destroy them.
Bill win appear on the Ballot Title as folowsi
mean, whauoev.r. except with and ilncommonlv .d
ELECTION JUNE 28, 1927
Vote 322 X YES, and close the Nestucca River to Net Fishing
rhivid noblnson. 6M Hlver neferendun, Hil,
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