FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1927.
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INFORMATION
DW.OPENfNG DF
SCHOOLS GIVEN
City ' Superintendent Com
i piles List of Rules and
1 1 i ; requirements, i
Mi:
TEXTBOOKS
., SHOULD KEEP, RECEIPTS
" '. VIENNA Whan Michael O'Klalt--crly,
tourist, dropped a slruot 'cur
- tickot on tho sidewalk here, u po-
- llcomen fined lilm (1.25 fur ' vlo-
' latlitK a civic ordinance against
. throwing waHte pupur. JMBKUgtcd,
- O'Flaherty throw away , tho ro
'celpt the officer had given him for
. the flno, wlioreupou he was fined
$2.50 and given anotlicr' receipt,
'i'hon came a flno of SO for abus
ing the policeman.
. Hug Specials. 9x12 Pabco
- t7.6U at l'arslow's. .
rugs
BEAUTIFY RAIL LINE8
BERLIN In Gormany the terra
."down by the railroad tracks" no
longer Implies a locality of squalid
ugliness. The German Hallways
"Administration has set aside lull
.monetary prizes to bo awarded to
-liorsous along tho rights-of-way
who havo cleaned up und beuutl
"flod their property. . '
- FIND ANCIENT FOREST
WOODLAND, Wash. Recoiling
flood waters of tho Lewis river
have uncovered an ancient, forest
bolieved to dato back throe or four
thousand years. Stumps of trues,
in perfect mate ot preservation,
wero discovered. .Growing forests
lived In now soil abovo tlioiu. The
old stumps wero 6 to i fuel In dia
meter, ...,
Coats crochet cotton, box of 10
to 12 balls, siiuciul Tier box. all
colors, 2!)c. Ooettol's Variety store.
STOWAWAY SENT BACK '
NAMED
Supplies May Be Secured
by Parents in Advance
; of" Opening Day,'
; '. . September 1 9., '
V.
ii v com cl 1
( unau.muKUjntsa
DELIGHTFUL
patterns for every
room in our splendid
variety of genuine
Congoleum Qold Seal
f, Art-Rug,. See them I
(h McKean, Darby &
ft Baldwin Furniture Co.
It Complete Houiefurnithert
fi Roseburg, Oregon
ma ii msi mnaiwT'
l-'or tile inrormallon of parents
and puijls, W. M. Campboll. city
suiierlniuudeut ot schools, has coni-
pieteu u lengthy compilation of in-
loruiutiou concerning the opening
ot schools on Monday, September
VJ.. This iuforniation covers all of
tiie factors .rogurulug .registration,
conimencemeut of school, school
calendar,' books, 'limits, rules, etc.
for t each
Milo sheen and Rayon slips, In
all colors, were $2.26, special now
" $1.50. Marksbury store.
HW vnTiir. ui. T.i i
cl. IK. wout aboard th. .iiuhid ami supplies
mouuma 10 um souio tiienils
goodbye. She did not hear tho
warnings for visitors to leave .and
was carried 160 miles to, sea.
Who u she tearfully explained her
plight, sho was transferred In u
life boat to a passing liner und
brought back hero.
Good 2nd hand piano only 1195.
Good tono and action. Easy terms,
tltts' Music Store, Roseburg, Oro.
P i ,
' , ;' MEL-O-MAID : ; jf"'
For 20 Years the. Best
t ' Jyr. . We ore Agents for Sharpies
and LeL,aval vream .sep
arators. Sold on easy terms.
A few good buys in used
machines. ' -...
Roseburg Beverage
Supply House
109 South Jackson St.
Phone 249
Roseburg, Ore.
Special Friday and Saturday
I Indestro Bottle Capper , ,
I gross Crown Caps J DOth for $1.0 J
3-LB. CAN MALT EXTRACT
tiuu of the imreutH who will be
able to nocuru tiiu BupplieB ahead
ol tlio opening duy rush. Tho iu
loniitUioii iuniiHhod by Suturiu
tuiiduiH Cumpbell la m follows:
School Calendar "1927-28
StU'touibur ia-Ja-H-J6 .iiuglB-
tiutlou of Jr. aud Hi: high achool
tit'pLember 29 School 01, en a.
October 27-28 Touchers JnsU
Luto, Oetobur 28 Plrat term endu.
November 7-13 Americau oduca-
uou week.
Novembor 11 Armlstlco Day.
November.- 2-1-25 ThttukuBivlng
aoiiuiiyu.
Uecember 9 Second torm ends.
JJecember School closes for
.Clirlutuias hull'htya.
' ' January 3 .School resumes.
Januury : 27 Third term and
first aemostor end. i.
January ( ao Second semester
begliis.' 1 ;
I .:A1urch;9 Fourth term ends.
j Al'il: 2(MUh torm onda.i
; 'jilay 27-ppacaliiureato service. ,
' Uune ltiSml of second smoester
y conimctioemont exerclyes.
Elomehtary Schools Grades 1-6
i ' Truancy Law i ;
. Section 4'i'i of tho Oregon; State
School, Codo, provides tlmC every
parent; guardian or other iJersou
in tho state of Oregon having con
trol 01 clwu-gd of any child or
children botwoen aud including tho
ages ot nine aud fifteen years nil. ill
bu required to send encii child, or
children to school during tho time.
tlui,imbJid school 1 hi session. ' '
" Tuition-
All persona -of school age whose
parents or guaruiuns are register
ed voters Jn .School District No. 4,
ijougias county, i Oregon, are en-1
titled to attend the public schools
ireu of charge. -.Those who live, out
side of J)istrlct No. 4 may be ad
mitted to the Itoscburg grado
schools upon the payment' in ad
vance of each Holnestor's ' tuition,
prior to Septomber JU, JU27 and
Januury 30, Ilii8, to the school
clerk at the rale of $22.50 por se
mester. Pupils' permanently'. - with
drawing from school for unavoid
able causes shall have refunded to
them the tuition which would have
been necessary fen the remainder
of tho semester or year. , ,
- First Grade Classes
NtfW classes in Ilia lowest grade
of tho primary department shall bo
lorini'd at tho Hose aud lluusou
schools at tho beginning' of each
semester. No pupil commencing
tho work of tho first year shall
enter school durlnft any semester
later than the second Monday. Any
pupil becoming six years of. ago
prior to Novouiber 1st, may enter
tho Kail class while any pupil bo-
gjj coming six years of ago prior to
jjuuu 1st may enter 1110 second se-
lliuaiwi uvfiiiHiiiih Dillon, jnutmtu
there is room for tho latter pupils.
School Limits
"11" class pupilB living west of
(ho railroad tracks shall attend
school at tho Fullui'Um building.
"A" class pupils shall attend tho
Koso school. Pupils In all grades
who live on tho south side of Wash-
fc'Inglou street and south of this
E; street and east of the railroad
gijiracKs suau uiu'iiu buih hi um
g, Hose building. Pupils living on
north side ol Washington street,
and north from this street and
east of Uio railroad tracks shall
aliuud school at the llensou build-
79c
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SEPTEMBER 1CTH
Deer Season Opens in
This District
Everything you need for your hiinling dip
obtained at Zigler-Cravcim.
be
1 lie beat brands and popular calibres of ammunitions.
Duxbak Clothing
ZIGLEU CRAVEN HARDWARE CO.
PHONE tt ROSEOURO, ORE. K
The Big Drive Still Going
The High Standard of Quality l
Always Maintained in
Kelly
Springfield
TIRE
We Swap New Tires for
Your Old Ones.
Greasing, Oiling,
Vulcanizing
Fully Equipped Power
Car Washing. Machine.
AUTOMATIC AIR MACHINE
ELECTRIC SERVICE .
BATTERY, GENERATOR
AND IGNITION
NIGHT AND. DAY SERVICE
Rose Garage
Ing. Pupils near these boundaries
may be transferred from one school
to another Jf any grade becomes
congested. ,
Text Books and Supplies
Kach pupil Bhall be furnished by
Lhls parents with books and other
materials needed In the grado to
which he belongs.
The following is the list of text
books used by the elementary
grade pupils (Crayolas, tablets,
pencils, pens aud similar supplies
should not bo purchased until uf
tor school opens.)
Books and Supplies
Grade 1U New lieacon Primer,
Elson Primer, Primary Writing
Lessons, 8 color crayolas. unruled
pencil tablet, soft pencil.
Grade 1A Beacon First Reader,
Primary Writing Lessons, 8 color
crayolas, unruled pencil tablet.
soft pencil.
Grade 1111 Elson First Header,
Primary Writiug Lessons. 8 color
crayolas, ruled pencil tablet, soft
pencil.
Grade 11A Beacon -Second Read
Primary Writing Lossous, 8
color crayolas, ruled pencil tab
let, soft pencil.
Grades illU & 1IIA Beacon
Third Reader, World Speller First
Book, Shepherds Geography, Ham-
illon's Arithmetic first book, Pro-1
gressive Music Series, book one,
Palmer writiug book for grades
o and 4, crayolas, penholder and
No. 5 Palmer pens, ruled pencil
tablet, Palmer paper, 4 color imints,
composition book, spelling tablet.
Grades IVB . 1VA Boleniua
Fourth Reader, World Speller, sec
ond book, Brigham & McFarlaue
Geography, first book, Potter, Gil
lotto English book one, Hamil
ton's Arithmetic first book, Proi
gressive Music Series book one,'
Palmer Writing Book for Grades
3 & 4, Dictionary, Palmer paper,
penholder 'and No. 6 Palmer pens
pencil tablet, crayolas, paints, com
position book, spelling tablet.
Grades vu & VA Bolenius
Fifth Reader. New World Speller
book 2. Burnham Hero Tales from
History, Brighnm & McFarlane
Geography book 1, Potter Gillette
English book 1. Hamilton's Arith
metic book 1, Winslow Healthy
Living book 1, Progressive Music
Series book 2, -Dictionary, --Palmer
Method of Business Writing, other
supplies as iu fourth grade.
wanes , viu. it via Bolenius
Sixth Reader, New World Speller
book 2, Clark, Down & Blue School
History of Oregon, BrigUum &i
Mci'nrlaue Geography book 2, Pot
ter, Gillette English book 1, Buck
ingham Osborn Arithmetic book 3
(VIA uso Humlltou Arithmetic
first semester), Winslow Healthy
Living book 2, Progressive Music
Series second book, Palmer Meth
od of Business Writing, Diction
ary, other supplies as . in fifth
grade.
Junior High School, Grades 7-9
Admission and Classification
Any pupil who has satisfactorily
comploled tho work of the sixth
grade of any standard school may
enter Roseburg Junior High.
Students having taken ninth
grado work elsewhere will bo giv
en full credit for same if the
school attended Is standardized by
the state department of public in
struction; otherwiso examinations
must bu taken iu all subjects
where credit Is desired.
Pupils coming from other dis
tricts shall pay each semester in
advance a tuition fee of ?:!7.6(.
Classification depends unon the
nu m bur of crudlts gained. Ninth
graders must have 18; eighth
graders 8.
School hours: tardy boll, 8:10;
first period, 8 : 45-i): 3!) ; second per
iod, y : 42-10: 36; activity period,
10 : 10-11 : 09 ; third period, 11:12
12 : IHj ; tardy bell, 1 : US; iourth
period, 1:13 2:07; firth period,
2:10-3:01; sixth period, 3:07-1:01.
A part of uacn class hour will
bo given to study under tho dime-,
lion of tho teacher iu charge of
that subject.
Curriculum
7 It English, citizenship, mathe
matics, art, geography, phjsicul
education.
iA English, citizenship, mathe
matics, music, penmanship it ml
spelling, physical education, in
dustrial arts, home economics.
811 English, citizenship, mathe
matics, art, geograpliy, physical
( education, and one ot following
' subjects: home economics, public
1 speaking. Latin aud Spanish.
! sA English, citizenship, mathe
I matii-, music, penmanship and
; spelling, physical education, and
one of following: home econntmcs,
I public speaking, I tit tin and Span
ish. j UH English, junior business
graining, physical education and
( two of ml low ing: mat heuia tics,
j Latin, physiology, home economics,
! industrial arts, tarm animals.
I yA- English, occupations, physl
'. cal education, and two of follow
, Ing: mathematics, Latin, general
J science, home economics, Itulud
. trial arts, farm animals,
j Physical education is required of
'all students. Gym suits aud rubber
'soled shoes lire to no lfvovldrd by
all pupils. Roys w 111 use the u.ual
' gymi.asimu white suit and trunks.
: Girls wilt use outfit similar 10 last
year but should not purchase now
.nutlit until they have anemled
, first class and received his true-
lions of girls physical education in
! structur.
Each pur-U must have clean i
, titwol for UFO after physical rdtu a-j
iiou cults i ice a cck. iucsl may
be brought from borne or will be
furnisbeu by the district freshly
laundered at cost of 7 be a semes
ter.
Ninth graders wilt register on
Monday und 'iuesuay, September
12 and 18, eighth graders on Wed
nesday and seventh graders ou
Thursday,
At registration time each pupil
must deposit 75c for a locked pad
lock. The lock will be furnished
by the district. At Lta close of the
year 00c will be returned when the
padlock is checked iu.
Twenty-BHven credits ure requir
ed lor graduation, all. of which
must bo gained by completing the
required and necessary elective
subjects ot the curriculum. A cred
it is earned by pursuing one sub
ject five days per wee for a se
mester. Text Books 1927-28
AU Large looae leaf notebook,
pen, pencil, dictionary.
7ii English, Potter, Jeshke,
Gillette- English second book; Jr.
H. S. Literature book 1, Elson
Keck; Citizenship; Gordy's His
tory of United Stales; Mathematics
Hchorling-Clark Arithmetic; Geo
graphy: Brigham & McFarlane
geography second book; Progrea-:
sivo Music Series book three; Art; j
Opaque water oolors. I
7A English, History aud Mathe
matics same as 711; music: Pro
gressive Music Series book three;
Palmer Writing Book; World
Speller book three, and spelling
tublet.
SB English: Potter, Jcshko, Gil-
lotto English second book; Junior
ii. S. Literature book II. Elaon
Keck; Citizenship; Gordy's U. S.
History Revised; Mathematics:
Schorling Clark Arithmetic; Art:
Opaque water colors; Latin and
Spanish: Blgbce, Clark, Green Ex
ploratory Course In Languages;
Geography: Brigham . & McFar
lane Geograpliy second book.
8A English: Potter, Jeshke, Gil
lette English, second book; Junior
II. S. Literature, book 11, Elson
Keck; Citizenship;. Community
Civics, Woodburn.& Moran; Math
ematics; Schorling-Clark Arithme
tic (first semester class use Ham
ilton Book 11); Music: Progres
sive Music Series, book III; Pen
manship and Spelling: Palmer
Writing Book, World Speller, third
book, and- spelling tablet; Latin
and Spanish: Blgbee, Clark, Green
Exploratory Course in Languages.
Uli English: Murray, Weles,
First Book in English; Elson Keck
Literature, book HI; Junior Busi
ness Training; J. B. T. with forms
and blanks, Nichols; Algebra:
Schorling-Clark; Physiology: Conu
itudington Advanced Physiology;
Furm Animals; Plumb;-. Latin:
Smith's Latin Lessons; Clothing;
Buttrick Principles of Clothing.
y A English : Ward Sentence
and Theme (first semester only);
Elson-Keck Literature, book 111; ;
Occupations: Gowin, Wheatly '.
Brewer Occupations; Mathemat-1
ics: Schorling-Clark Algebra; Lat-1
in: Smith's Latin Lessons; Gener
al Science: Hesslcr Junior Science )
and Manual; vuvm Animals: i-arm
Animals by Plumb.
Books should not be purchased
until after the pupil has register
ed.
Senior High School, Grades 10-12
Admission and Classification
Students will be admitted to tho
RosobTirg Senior High School who
have gained b or more ninth grade
credits.
: Students having taken high
school work elsewhere will be giv
en full credit for same if the
school attended is standardized by
the state department of public in
struction; otherwise examinations
must be taken in all subjects fur
which credit is desired.
With the exception of class Jn
Farm Animals, all students who de
sire to take work in both Junior
High school and Senior High
school will bo permitted to do so,
provided tho change between
buildings Is made during noon In
termission. Students coming from districts
where high schools are maintained
shall pay each semester In advance
a tuition fee of $50.00
Classification depends upon num
ber of credits earned. Seniors must
have 22; Juniors 14; and Sopho
mores 6.
School hours: tardy bell, 8M0;
r 1
l em, , . ; mu aiu f m f" J5 KJ IM I
7lptmt
v 1
Liilfli'
Mothers Let U3 help you solve the problem, of furnishing
nutritious and delicious foods for the school lunch, and keep
ing those happy smiles on the faces of 3'cur children. ;
FEATURES, SATURDAY, MONDAY
&9
JELLO Any
flavor, 3 pkgs.
. 25c
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS
Your choice, OQp
3 cans ZOu
PEANUT BUTTER
Fresh, in bulk, 0 9 P
'pound LLj
FRUIT JARS Kerr's Mason, self-sealing and Ball Mason, complete 7 Dp
with zinc lined caps and new rubbers, pint, doz., 69c; quarts, doz.: I ill)
SALAD POINTS Libby's (Asparagus Tips), delightful for salads CQp
or to serve creamed on toast, 1 lb. round cans 24c; 3 for 0 wil
travel to
3
DAILY DEPARTURES
Only motor coach service north
to Portland, south to California,
Arizona. New Mexrco, Texas with
3 daily schedules. Serves all Inter
mediate pointB stop-overs If de
sired. Gre.it responsible system
protects you cares for baggage.
Finest glass-enclosed cars, reclin
ing ohairs, heaters. Leave for
' CHANTS PASS
MEDFORD, REDDING
SAN FRANCISCO
LOS ANGELES. PHOENIX
EL PASO
1:15, 7:J0 A. M 2:25 P. M.
EUGENE, C0RVALU3
ALBANY, SALEM
SEATTLE, VANCOUVER
7:25 A. M., 1:40, 10:20 P. M.
MINCED CLAMS
1927 pack, -halves,
3 cans
50c
VAN CAMP'S BEANS
Med. size cans
3 for
28c
POST BRAN
FLAKES Pkg.
PINEAPPLE Libby's, 8 large slices in rich syrup large
cans, 27c; 3 for ; 1
79c
TROPICO
GRAPEFRUIT
Can 27c; 3 for....
79c
CRYSTAL ; WHITE
SOAP 6 bars I Q
25c; 12 bars .Ob
SPERRY'S PAN
CAKE FLOUR
No. 10 sack
BACON Swift's Empire, genuine sugar cured breakfast bacon,
Weight 4 to 6 lbs., half or whole piece, pound
37c
LARD Pure, in C
bulk, 3 lbs J
SHORTENING Best,
P purely veget- CQn
" able, 3 lbs 3ub
FLOUR Kerr's Best Patent 49, lb. sack $1.99; Crown, $2.09;
Fisher's Blend 1.
S2.15
PEACHES -1927
pack,
syrup, large
cans 23c; 3
Libby's,
in rich
for
LIBBY'S MILK
Tall cans, 3 for
23:
PEAS
Royal City,
very small, sweet Q7fl
and tender 2 cans u I U
20th Century Coffee few equal none better. Direct from our Roaster to
you, insures you fresh coffee at a low price always, pound 43c;
Uround to your order tor fineness. 3 lbs
5 S1.25
Roseburg Store,
130 N. Jackson St.
3
ids
B
WHITE KING WASH.
SOAP lrg pkg. T" Ob m
1
Oakland Store,
Baker-Flannery Bldg.
i.... i.rjt.u.,, o.wu.-,, Dtiiu 1H.-1- i lUWCl lur UainillK USO alter IthVKi- m:u-ha lirnn vn..o' v,,.-1r In .,1
, , J- ?,'t ?; i d,,,V!'".V. . ical e'1""1"1 classes twice ench , least two major departmentH ami
11.6b. nc vity. nerioil U:iU-U:W, : woek. These may bo brousht from 'two yours ot work In two other ue
unly bull, 1:U5; lourt h period I homo or will be furnished by the ! imrtmonts or subjects.
1:10-2:06; fifth period 2:0-J:S; j district freshly laundered at a cost Possible major subject: " Knif
sixth jionod SAM-.Ol. t of 7Bc per semester. lir,h, Latin, history (IncludliiK Uv-
""' uiiutimii ot wo uyilinasilim SUlIS, tlicluc line I'Ub- : U:h1. nnldncn (luh.-nln,v m,;,il,.
chiss room luacher will take up
part ot tho timo ol each class
period.
Curriculum
Gt-iidp li.H3 English, piano rg
oniotry, Caosur, world history,
commercial geography, zoology,
bookkutping-, farm crops, homo
economics, public speaking, phy
sical education.
Grado IDA 'English, piano ge
ometry, Caesar, world hUiory, in
dustrial history, botany, booKKecp
ing, farm crops, home economies,
public speaking, 'physical educa
tion. Grade lilt 'English, solid ge
ometry, Cicero Spanish, 'Ameri
can History, bookkeeping, chemis
try, home economics, shorthand,
typing, farm mechanics, 'physical
education.
Grade Xi 'English, advanced
Algebra, Cicero, Spanish, 'Ameri
can History, commercial law, cnem
isiry, homo economics, shorthand,
typewriting, farm mechanics, 'phy
sical education.
Grade 1'i 'English, Spauish,
Virii, 'chics, physics, shorthand,
typewriting, home economics, 'phy
sical education.
Required of all students.
Each pupil huist deposit 75o for
a lock
furnis
close of tho school year 60c will
be returned when tho padlock
-hacked in.
Each pupil in us I ii.vc u clean
Dor soled shoes, lire to by provid
ed by all pupils. Hoys will use the
usual gymnasium white shirt and
trunks. Girls will wear Zip-Knick
gym trunks and sweater, or the
uniform Uded last year. New suils
should not be purchased until af
ter conferring with the girls phy
sical education instructor.
Requirements for Graduation
Students eligible for diplomas
must have completed with passing
umtics.
Possible minor subjects: history,
science, Latin, Spanish, mathe
matics, agriculture, shorthand,
typewriting, local trades, homo
oconomlcs, bookkeeping (including
commercial Jaw).
State College Entrance Require
ments AU students who expect to at
tend college should fix definitely
.miUnued on pujro G )
North Side Grocerv
Where You'll Be Setisfied and
Your Patronage Appreciated.
OPEN SUNDAYS
Week Days 6:30 a. m.-3 p. m.
-
ki r padlock. The lock ill be
shl by the district At . the S
BAXTER S. MOORE
DR. M. H. PLYLER
Props. .
& -acKson and Winchester Telephone 158 g