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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1930.,
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If . You ! Want a Natiosial VeJrans' . 1
."-: ' ::v;: Home ' iir: Moseburg; j: '
Will you vote for the bonds that will make this home possible?
The following citizens are working
for, talking for and will vote for these
bonds;
Walter S. Hamilton
Guy Cordon
James Sawyers
Frank Calkins
V. T, Jackson
Roy Agee
J. C. Leedy
Agnea ' Pi'tchf ord
Charles F. Hopkins
E. V. Hoover
Elmer McKean
W. F, Harris
C. W. Wharton
J. E. Dent
A. J. Lilburn
S. J. Shoemaker .
A. J. Young
James Hutchings
A J. Geddes
Douglas National Bank
Roseburg National Bank
Umpqua Valley Bank
First State and Savings Bank
. Dexter Rice
A. N. Orcutt
B, L. Eddy
J. O. Watson , . '
Carl E, Wimberly
Ray B- Compton
R. L. Whipple
R. W. Marsters
George Jones
John T. Long
M. F. Rfce
Ira B. Riddle
E. B. Stewart
E. J. Wainscott
L. M. Lehrbach
B. R. Shoemaker
Charles B. Wade
George E. Houck
A. C. Seely
G. C. Finlay
Lee A. Wells
iair K. Allen
George J. Bacher
L. A. Dillard '
D. R. Gibbs , '
J. R. Chapman
H. R. Nerbas
R. L. Bathrick
H. C. Church
Rev. Charles A. Edwards
Rev. R. B. Shoun
Rev. Perry Smith
Rev. Alexander Muirden
Rev. John B. Penhall
Father Sheehan
Umpqua Hotel
Rosa Hotel
Grand Hotel
Hotel Valley
Hyman Wollenbcrg
J. H. Booth I
A. C. Marsters " i 33
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Glen Wimberly
J. E. McClintock
Leon McClintock
John McClintock
Al Creason
D. R. Shambrook
Chas. A. Lockwood
B. W. Strong
Maurice Newland
W. H. Fisher
Walter Fisher
A. G. Sutherland
Eugene Parrott
Napoleon Rice
M. E. Ritter
G. W. Young
Roy Young
Wm. Scott
L. L. Spencer
REALIZE
That it will mean the expenditure pf $2,000,000.00 in construction work, pf which 60 per cent or
$1,200,000.00 will be paid for labor alone, and that will be spent in Roseburg.
will approximate $1,000,000.00 annually which
DO YOU REALIZE
That the Federal running expenses for this Home
I money will be spent in Roseburg.
DO YOU REALIZE
That it is anticipated that 4400 soldiers will be taken care of as soon as the Home is opened and that
each one. will receive an average of $50.00 monthly pension or approximately $220,000,00 per month
which will be spent in Roseburg.
DO YOU REALIZE
That from 600 to 800 persons will be given steady employment at the National Veterans' Home, all
of them spending money in Roseburg.
DO YOU REALIZE
That the soldiers will have parents, .relatives, friends and family members generally' estimated at
10 per cent of their number or 440, who will be here visiting them, all pf whom will be sponding
money in Roseburg.
additional units that
DO YOU REALIZE
That this first construction unit is but a starter and that each yoar will see
' .will far exceed this original plant, all circulating more money at Roseburg '
DO YOU REALIZE
That not one cent of this bond money can ba qpont for any other purpose than in conection with
the Veterans' Home and that if for any reason whatever .the Home is not located in Roseburg, then
in that event the bonds are void and can not be used for any other purpose.
DO YOU REALIZE
That only such a part of the bond issue will be used as is. necessary if, for example, $23,000.00 will
accomplish what we are after, then the remainder will not be touched. We are voting $129,000,00
or such a part of it as is necessary. '
DO YOU REALIZE
That Attorneys B. L. Eddy, A. N, Orcutt, Carl Wimberly and Ira B. Riddle have passed upon all
the legal points and procedure and their decisions and recommendations can be relied upon.
DO YOU REALIZE
It is the biggest thing that has happened in the HISTORY OF ROSEBURG.
DO YOU REALIZE
That it is well worth your while as a matter of business to spend all the time necessary to work for,
to talk for and to vote for the passage of these bonds.
DO YOU REALIZE
THAT THE DEFEAT OF THESE BONDS WILL BE FATAL TO THE VETERANS' HOME
IN ROSEBURG ... NO BONDS ... NO HOME.
Work for Them. Talk for Them. Vote for Them.
J. A. Soules
J. A. Harding
George Smith
W. O. Clinger
Nathan Fullerton
Ivan Pickens
W". B. Strawn
Paul Bubar
Dean Bubar
F. H. Churchill
H. C. Stearn3
News-Review
Harris Ellsworth
Charles V. Stanton
Ralph L. Russell
Skaggs Safeway Stores
Wm. F. Jenkins
So. Ore. Gas Corp.
M. R. Brown
C. W. Clark
Morgan's Grocery Store
Orchard Auto Parts Co.
E. F. Maiden
Fred Haynes
Sam W. Starmer
MacMarr Stores
S. L. DeLapp
W. F. Chapman
Rice & Rice
Montgomery Ward Co.
Pioneer Drug Co.
C. C. Archibald
W. F. I larris
H. O. Pargster
Percy Robinson
H. D, Quine
Kenneth Quine
Georgs Quine
Fred Lockwood
Ed M. Dyer
A. A. Richard
Henry Harth
Phil Harth
Horace Burg
J. M. Judd
Douglas Ice & Storage Co.
W. H. Gerretsen
L. R. Chambers
V, French
A. A. Wilder
J. H. Sinniger
George A- I lunt
Ned Dixon
Percy Croft
C. D. Fies
W, R. Brown
Men Krell
Roy Catching
Harry Pearce
John R. Kelly
J. K. Falbe
Coen Lbr. Co.
R D. Coen
L. W. Metzger
Elmer Metzger
Herman Althaus
Rudy Ritzman
AlKept
Elite Barber Shop
L. J. Barnes
Louis Kohlhagen
Fred Schwartz
Roseburg Furniture Co.
F. W. Woolworth Co.
Parslow Furniture Co.
I. Abraham
Carr'a Store
George Kohlhagen
Eclw. Kohlhagpn
Maddox Grocery
The f ollowing citizens are working
for, talking for and will vote for these
bonds:
Roseburg Book Store
Marsters Drug Co.
Goldie's Booterie
C. J, Breier Co. 1
Parker Hdw, Co.
Ott's Music Store
Powell Furniture Store
Goettel's Variety Store .
Knudtson's jewelry Store
Foster Butner
Sam Sykes
Perry Foster
Loren Jordan
Victor Micelli
W. M. Campbell
' Roseburg Electric
August Schloemaq
Andy Velipe
G. J. Morris
Frank E. Alley
C. H. Arundel
Louis Albert Banks
William Bell
A, O. Bottleson
E. A. Britton
E. R, Kenny
J. E. Flurry
Frank Hills
R.. L. Hudson v
Roy Hufham
J, M. judd
E- G. Kingwell
Walter Kurt
Frank J. Norton
Roseburg Dairy and Soda Works
C. W. Parker
Ethel U Webb
Charles A. Brand
Leake & Gurnee
Roseburg Steam Laundry
L, J, Crafton
Scott Lander
Wesley Williams
McKean & Baldwin
Charles A. Ljllisburg
Herman Marks
Story lies
0, L. Johnson
R. R. Smith
W. H. Machen
The Fern
H, M. Pierson
H. S. French
Al Throne
Geo. J. Willett
Chas. W. Hamilton
1. H. Doucette
Fred W. Green
James O. Nwland
J. S. McDonald
Mrs. W. E. Ott
Mrs, Arthur Austin
Mrs. William Bell
Mrs. W. R. Brown
Mrs. Floyd Frear
Mrs. C. D. Fien
Mrs. Charles I loiuline
Mrs. F. E. Hartung
Mrs. Washington Hughes
Mrs. A. C. Masters
Mrs. L. W. Metzger
Mrs. A. G. McMillin
Mrs. Victor Micelli
Mrs. A. H. Perrin
Mrs. Geo, Quine
Mrs. John Runyan
Mrs. Victor Short
Mrs. L. B, Skinner
Mrs. Woodley Stephenson
Mrs. T. B. Vjrdin
Mrs, S. L, Kidder
Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen
Mrs. Lee Wells
W. C. Harding
J. W. Perkins
(Thif Advertisement pa)d for by 20 of Roseburg's oyl business qnd professional men.)
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