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RQSEBURG. NEWS-REVIEW, ; ROSEBURG, "OREGON, WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER 30,' l940..
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State Ballot
Givm Review
Arguments Pre and Con Listed
For Study, Consideration
By Oregon Voters Prior
To Verdicts. November 5.
I Fdr School Supt.
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Tho lullowlnn mihIvhIh, liieltulfiiK
nipunti.Mitri for ami iiKitlnnt, of tin;
lucaKurPH on tlm ballot whh ua
pnrml hy and Ik prHKetileil lie re
through the rnnrtesy of the Oregon
HumInhhk ami Tax lt(Harrh, Inc., of
Portland. Thin oiTtiiiliitiou Ik u
noii-jn'ollt, noii iollti( dl orKmilzu
lion Hpt'clullztnK In tiixulinii, JJf in
latton and public affuii-H anatynfH
for th bcimllt of I(h lupnihm'shlp.
Referred by tho Legislature
rrmltltiiK Third Coiimn-utivo Term
for St a to Treasurer and Swre
tary of Stale, An Amendment to
the Slate I'oiiHtiluthm.
a0 Ven.
801 No.
A present provUion hi (he ntiito
(Onstttiilton prohibit the Hurreliiry
of Htato or mule treasurer
liolilltiK tu:it office Tor three con-NiH-iitlve
-1-year leriiiK. They can
hold their of I fee lor two I -year
t Hi'ius. or elfthi yearn. In a twelve-)
year period. They cuniiol hold of
fice for twelve consecutive years,
or three consecutive 1-yenr terms.
This amendment proposes to re
peal that limitation and permit
cither oi.lclal lo run for a third
consecutive- term, r to nerve
twelve consecutive, years. ' .
Argument for: A truslworlhy
publlu official, of doinouslrated fit
ness, sound Judgment las a incut
her of the Important state board of
control which .administers the hunt
iiess operation of many slate int-)l-ttilioiiK),
should be permitted lo
succeed himself. If he can be re
elected. Some exceptional public
officials, for example tho lale Statu
Treasurer Tom Kay. have been
forced to step aside. I ban break
I ' I ,'3
A make Oreoniatt, Mrs. I.ula .
Correll, above, uf Oakland is a can
didate on the itoiiparllsan ballot
lor the nil he. of couaLy hHiomI suj
erlnleniletil. She is a graduate or
I he University ol Dreuou and has
bad 'Hi years of tearhlim expeii
eijce; lu years hi Knwiio, seven In
SuLbeilin. two in Ueedsitoit and one
In Oakland.
She Is the widow nf the lale Os
car tjorrell ami since his death has
from 1,11 husiuess allairs ol
n mi k- in i in.
"I believe I am particularly
equipped to understand I be pro
blems of school supervision." .Mrs.
i Oorrell hu s. "I have bad leach-
inn experience In typical towns:
ha vi been a laxiaer in Douglas
count and know the tit t iikkIc lo
pay (axes. It elected I Will cull
s leutifiusly endeavor lo keep dow n
cosH wilhoill emlannei iu el
fli lency." I
etui bank deiKislr Kuaranlce., law. jinary haa resulted in election of
Due 'to competition between hanks, deluKatetf'whn were in elfect pledf?
all state hanks have, had to Kiiar-ieil to support In the. parly's coiiveu
alitee their deposits. Therefore tiou some unknown political adveu
double liability does not add ariyjluror who tiled lor a place on the
lacior oi saieiy 10 aeposnors inai uregon oaiioi as cauouiato for
does not already exist, except in I president or vice-president) to the
ensff of deposit accounts In ex ess
of. ffjiMni, of which there aro very
few. Double liability feature on
hank stock does not provide the
element of safety that was origin
ally expected, since many owners
of state bank stock have been un
able to pay their H'0 assessment.
Many small Oregon communities
ii ml neighborhoods have been de
prived of convenient banking fa
cilities because no one will provide
capital lu n rls for a new bank lu
Oregon no Ioiik na double liability
requirement Js retained in the con
stitution, AiKuinent A Rains t liepeal: he
pOKli.oi'H need all the protection
they can get uRalnst mismanage
iiieiit. Since the hank's owners, i. e.,
the stockholders, obtain their prof-
chagrin and embarrassment of the
party. Klcetion nf convention dele
gale hy duly elected members of
party district and slate commit
tees will prevent Ii responsible
wandering political groups thai are
not loyal lo ell her party, from
electing I heir candidates as dele
gates lo lhn con vii dun ol a parlv
to which Ibe group attaches Itself
for purely Hellish reasons.
Argument Against: The shorter
period between primary and gen
eral election necessitates a more
costly campaign hy requiring use of
radio and other expensive methods,
lo the detriment of candidates of
modest means. Independent candi
dates cannot obtain u placo on the
ballot; people should not surrender
their right of voting direcilv tor
. KiniiiitiniM iium ue in m m-i ,f eiegat es to party conventions nr
peoples money, the stockholders fw dhectlv nominatim- tliMlr ..A,iv
national committeeman and com
I inltleewoiuaji. Delegating tho right
I to select your nartv convention
delegates or national committee
should take all the risk attendant
upon bank's continued solvency.
Legislators.
More Pay Koi
.".(Mi Yes.
:tn7 No.
Another amendment to the
state's constitution -this time pro-;
posing to change a provision that
lias stood since 1X'7, almost beforel
even the hoi e and-biiKgy das. An
amendment to Increase p;iy of
meinbet s fif ibe legislature has j
been voti'il down ten limes by peo
ple of Oregon since Utin. I'ndoubt
edly Oregon jieoide have refused to
niiiiiKC iiiin Hiriiiiir pimiMOii lie- ,nt , (, n. ,1.,, 11. ,... 1 u,,,,,.
i..Vmi .Minis J"". in.Mii ii trol t'umm sKion over ,.. nn.i
drinking of hard li(iior. this mea
representatives iH a stop backward
toward so-called convention boss-
ism.
.More Definite State Control Over
I'lilicensed Drinking Chilis.
:ilu Yes.
:;i 1 No.
This Is the so-called "night club"
bill, although "night clubs" are. not
mentioned. Passed by the IN.'!!! leg
islature to strengthen further the
I he a tax base for that paith.ulai
tax luvving authority, or regularly
levied basic lax (in dollars, not In
iplllage). Obviously without such a
I tax base, you cannot determine the
amount of a H Increase, for ti';i
ol nothing Is nothing.
' At I lie legislature II w as
realized that several cllfes, school
districts and olhcr tax-levying au
thorities, bad. fur some reason or
continuity of an excellent admlnls-i other, losl their Uix base. This ne-
traliou of the public's business. The eessilaled n vote each year on the
slate treasurer and secrelarv are proposed levy. In other tax-levying
administrators of laws enacted bv disiricts wherein population growth
the legislature, and have no execu-! I"h outslriped the permlsslbh; li'f,
live function except as members increases, special tax levies have
of the board of control. j had to he volcd on each year by the
Argument against: Through up-' - This routine caused elec
poiutlve power ami oilier means. ' ' 0,1 ,!X' v ,u"1 ',( ,(I ,n J"lnnly
state officials might eslabllsh sin I. J u ,i'1,l'7'" V
a Hlrong personal following timt, !''' local governn.enl purposes lu
theoruthally. they could perpeln V'"1 ,,,(' l,lM,l,lV 1,1 nl H,ltl'
themselves lu office. New hl.?a.-i. ! l,tMl '""'. "hould reluse to ap
new policies, new blood U needed l"'"1- tax levies based upon con
on the board of conlrol lest admin-' "''' V,' lvu Im"Im"' ,,f,lll,l,ll, ' U l i'
Istrallon or Ibe stale's business get 1 ,,l'tI,l, xpeiise.
Inlo a rut. become fossllli'd. Perl- Arguments lor: Kvety tax-levying
odic hoiisecleaiiiug Is desirable; a authority Is enlltleil to hnve a del'l
miccessor checks Ibe records, j nil", legal, established lax base on
opportunity to express their dis-1
pleasure, low aid the legislature and
legislators in general. j
This amendment does three
things: It pro j loses to Increase leg
islator's pay from $;! a day lo $s a
day; II increases the constitutional
length of legislative .sessions froiuj
10 lo "10 days, and substantially de
creases ,e nayei allowance 01 Jiysl(,I , 1vuIe )(). (ftm,r
members of the b-galture. I here ' hiv is lIMM a(.e t 0,.R0IL
was no parti ular reason tor lixing rhis mi.;isllK, js hitetided to give
the proposed new pay at Sn a day , the nhCC clear and definite hiiiIi
other lhan the beliet that that was. m-iiv in diil with im.iti...ii..
reasonable amount. Since legis- uhere miv..,! b.-.d-tu....,.- .1, -inL-u
sure was referreil to the neonle hv
an organization known as Common
Sense, Inc. The law was originally
sponsored by the OLCC and en
dorsed by (iov. Sprague at the I'.KM
legislature.
Argument For: Certain tynes of
stablisbed clubs wherein the lock-
Imsijiesii In Uy. poliue; aboHsheB .inevitability of gambling, legalize
principle of "1 onvenlmif arid ne- Lit, t tax t heavily, and salve your
ceflsny, now used uy uu: in 'iconiieience by - feeling . that ,you
granting new her Joint licenses,' have done what you can to control
and substitutes plan of refusing to petty und big-business gambling?
grant license only when sufficient f. Chinese lotteries, crap games.
cans' Is shown for uot granting a and card gambling may not
requested license; permits appeal
from license application rulings of
the new state commission.
Hard liquor to be sold In two
ways: "On sale' premise, which is
any restaurant with 25-seat capa-j
city or hotel with forty rooms, may
serve mived drinks across a bar;
these "on sale" premises cannot he
closer than 1 -"it feet along street
frontage, apparently to save thirsty
souls from having to walk too far to
the next bar; "off sale" premise is
any store that wonts to sell bottled,
hoo.e lor consumption elsewhere,
Argument For: OLCC has been
dictatorial In granting licenses; '
liquor control should be returned
to local regulation;
w ill be produced by
sponsors claim, be legalized by this
amendment. Language that de
scribes "game" is not very defi
nite. Not sure that roulette wheels
would be prohibited. .Many small
merchants, hard pressed to puy the
rent without picking up alt loose
nickels and dimes possible, need
"trade stimulators" as a source of
added profit. "Trade sllmulators"
are pin-ball machines, punch
boards, number raffle boards, used
to sell candy, safety razors, poul
try. Argument Against: In addition
to basic argument that it is against
public policy to give constitutional
protection for four years to or-
more revenue ganized gambling. It la plain that
this system: 1 the need of small merchants, papa-
temperance w Hi be encouraged ( ami-mamma grocers, tor "trade
since it will no longer be neces- stimulators" has been used by
sary to buy a bottle "when a mini-' some manufacturers or distrihti
111 11 1 a quantity (b desired"; to get tors of some new type of slot ma
the state out of liquor business and htne or a machine that has a slot
return it to private enterprise 1111-1 for coin Insertion, to obtain a le
der regulation; lower prices for gulized foothold for sale or leasing
hard liquor due to competition he- f those machines lo "location" op
tween distillery representatives In 1 erators. That there is definite sup
dealing with retailers; niakea the'l'ort from organized gambling in
ba 1 tender w ho makes an illegal terests behind this measure Is
sale personally liable, not the o-!Hhowi n,,t th,lt bottom
erator of the joint. 1 "f some "football pool" betting
uckcis, which Is a niglily protlt-
able racket for someone, there is
i the request "Vote 81 -I X Yes."
Repeal of Oregon Milk Control
( Ijiw.
Itlfi Yes.
:; 1 7 No.
This is an initiative measure for
money-handling practices,' of his
predecessors, which is a w two pre
caution against Irregular practices
becoming embedded In handling of
tho public's business. .
it Tax MmUnlion; Procedure Km
Kstahlishing a Tax Hase.
:in2 Yes.
HiKl No.
ThfH Is an' amendment lo the
slate constitution. The (i lax lim-
w h ich permissible ii';;, increases
can he computed. Any levy thai lias
had vnler okeh lor three connect!
Ilvrt years can safely be presumed
to have adequate local taxpayer ap
proval. In case of newly-formed tax
levying bodies, such as Pt'hs, it is
safer to have II year voter approval
than to leave levies til a new ills
Irict, herein there Is need lot
funds for nllnrucys. fiscal agents,
engineers, publicity and oilier pro
nation, brieflv. reoiilres that imv ! motional purposes, lo tin
1 1 imm;u uifci I'lHUi 01 live
tax levv. in dollars, made bv miv
inv lovvliiL' mithm-iiv ffliifh u iiv I rectors, souii
county, school district, port dl's-i ,M' l"ih1fc-rio
tricl, state, ami possibly Pl'Dsl.
which Is grealer than i more
than Hie levy in any one of three
preceding years, must be approved
by the people. To compute Ibe per
missljilc (iv,i Increase, there must
uncoil-
I'l l' di
TtllMl.llliliT'litilr7T1
BOUKKON
KillShLY
SatothMd miM..jtt
M strtfir..bottted
to tht supervision
eU.S.OmrMMt
15
Y PINT
20
Oil Mil
IMIR- lltMt KIM II MM. UIMruKM
T- m 7m yni ,1
fONOGBfllj
'''u,n J
AdtlOQ&lltf
7amou3
Convmltftt Ucjtton
Uih$ $H9$um Tmn
DMri and lMHt Rtom
' fMioutly Fine Fwrf
Urttn AipeintiiiMti
Umrtom Outildt Reomf
Ut0 Oppult
A VVWcomt Awaits Yov
or all of Vt I10111 may
r theorists who rei-
isn soaldug llie taxpayer lor pur
I pose of getting their hands mi
' money with whirh lo atlempt in
; prove their public ownership Ideas,
j Arguments Against; Special
'emergency lax levies, apprmed for
1 three years or mint', mich as were
! voted In Portland public sehool
district back lu Hie mighi. un
less tapaers nfe alert and de
manding in (heir objection, be add
ejl lo the previously esiuhll.-dicd
lax base, Sin li action by scheming
men might suddenly jump a ta.v
' tuisc limn flu. I..10I ! ..
leel wbtfb is Ibe combined amount
of the established base plus the
amount til the :t year approved .npe
eial emergency levy.
State Hank Stock; Itcpcnl of Dmi
bb- I.tahilitv.
:tel Yes.
:ntr No.
Mete is anoiher atuemlinenl to
Oregon's constitution. The same
aiihMidment was proposed by the
HUT legislature, but was rejected
by the people at Ibe I'Cis general
election.
In PH:' Oregon's constitution was
amended In provide that owners of
shares of stale bank stock must bi
llable tor a line; assessment
thereon, as an added protection to
bank cieditois. or depositors. Hank
stock sold pi tor to 1!iJ .bies not
have double li.iluhiy. Some banks
have both classes o stock, depend
ing on date of its issuance. Double
liabilily does imt atcicb to capital
shares ul un other tpe ot corpora
tion. Oregon Is olle of s-ell states
thai retain this archmc double lia
bilily law The capital stm k of only
is state banks In niegon Is alleci
ed. Argitlllelil for Kepcal. Sto k ol
naiioual banks does tud Involve
doiibel liability, thciebv creating
an Itie.juality betw privilege of
ow ning state ei1 national bank
stock. Depositors, up to Jt.'iimu, are
'""V t"li prtltecleil under the led-
lalive sessions lor manv years In
Oregon hav exceeded Ibe present
lu day limit, the plain inability of
the legislators to finish their work'
in forty days was recognized. As a
pat lial offset againsl (lie increase
pay, the travel allowance was low-j
ereil from l.'ic a mile to 10c a mile, j
Argument l-'or: Pay lor all other1
slate officials has been greatly in-J
creased over the lf.7 level, lu the'
democratic process of government.
many relatively poor but worthy
men and women become candidates -for
and are later elected to the'
state legislature. Their election at
tests that they enjoy community,
cohl'idence. Yel they cannot live
decently, comfortably, in a manner
that safeguards health and mental
comfort, on a day. If the session
lasts longer than forty days, fori
which they receive $lihi, they serve
t lie l etnu hung 1 hue without any j ,tl.M,.lln(! tll(. Kll(JX u
pay whatever. This results in ite-1 , ..., c,.t. . t n
vere personal inconvenience and'
sold, t lass "A" lintel may furnish
Hour show entertainment, permit
dancing, but anyone not holding a
hotel, restaurant or club license is
prohibited from permitting use of
any facilities, chairs, glasses locker
space, etc., etc.. for drinking of
hard liquor.
Argument Against: This measure
will work hardship op Innocent op
erators of legitimate, lawful soft
drink and confectionary stores,
grocery or drug stores where coca
cola products and other potential
mixers are sold. Any person who
buys a bottle of any soft drink,
then mixes hlmself-hcrself a drink
by use of liquor brought into the
stoie in pocket or purse, exposes
the innocent shopkeeper lo harsh
penalties of t lit law.
Argument Against : Oregon's
plan of state control, so-called
Knox plan, is in accord with most
approved systems in use in other
states, and has proven generally
satisfactory as a means of obtain-1
lug responsible control and regula-t
tion ol a business which, if abused, j
becomes a tough one to handle and 1
develops correlated problems; 1 111 n- Hdng out entire system of state
lug c'-rtain phases of liquor control control f milk product ion. distrl
ov.r to local authorities invites hutiou and price-fixing, both whole
trouble: doubtful whether iddi-! ta, d retail. If you favor abol-
lional revenue for old nge assis-J ihtng milk control, vole Yes; If
tance will be forthcoming to auv vor reUilning milk control,
extent that justifies dumping a vote No. Attliude of many voters
state svstem. generally approved, Ppecially women ulll be swayed
for a complicated new scheme. "" by parental Interest In being
, sure of a pure, reasonably-priced
le galized Onmbling; When Is a PP'y. 011 behall ol their chil-
For Sheriff
Cliff Thornton, pictured above
ropiililliiui ciindiilKti' for sheriff, is
A native of DoUKlna county. Follow
Iiik Riudimtlon from the local
schools, he intended tlregoll Slate
college. For the past seven anil
one-half years he has served ns
first deputy under Sheriff Percy
?ebh, uiakinE; an excellent record
as a law enforcement officer.
Is nli-aiily assured by - Insiiection
activity of -city . '.ami other i state
agencies. , . ' '
Floor
Sanding aud Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Phone 851-J Phon 128
Temporary addreu R. F. O,
Oakland, Oregon
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Metal Work
Sheet Melal Work
Tailored to the Job
627 N. Jackson St. Prions 320
hifih, thereby preatly reducing
sules-rousumption; rif;lit of free;
private enterprise bus been violat
ed, since an experienced dairyman
cannot operate a dairy for profit
without obtaining a quota, or a
franchise; quality of milk has been
lowered by urbitrary and iu-alth-dauiaglng
board rulings fixing butter-fat
content lower thnn some
herds c;m produce; purity of milk
Bus Fares
REDUCED
Searria
Sacramento
Long Beach ..........
San Diego
Los Angeles ..........
San Francisco ......
Phoenix, Aril. ......
,.$ 4.50
,. 5.50
,. 10.85
,. 12.00
,. 10.50
,. 6.00
. 16.50
Low fares to many more point
Streamlined Buses
Convenient Daily Departure
Dollar Lines
Depot: Grand Hotel Phono 155
T. J. See me s, General Agent
saerllU-e. The strain of such serv
ice without pay creates a lempta-j
tiou lo accept gratuities, which act
places the jiu-inher under a persiiu-j
al obligation to someone, thereby!
Hettaciliig iiom his or her freedom;
ol opinion. It is beneath the iliMiiity'
ot a sovereign state lo expect" cili-'
.ens who make it laws to subject ,
themselves to ihe sacrifice which
the present pay level Involves. j
, Ainuinent Against: Citizens!
kliou what the pay is when they
become candidates lor the legislu-j
lure. Since iniicb of the compensa
tion lor legislative service conies
rom satisfaction oi personal ego. I
there wilt be just as many candi
dates of snbstaul ially the same
quality as at present, even If there
were mi pay. The added expense
involved by puy increase from Jl'Ju
a session ot forty days, to SM'u for
tifly days. Is not justified. Itetain
ing present pay will encourage leg
islators to ( lit short their delibera
tions and thereby enhance the
peace ami liamiunlily ol the citi-
ZCIIIX.
Referred by Petition t
September Primary Nominating
Klection.
:ttlS Yes.
:!('!! No. I
This statute was enacted by the
P.t::;i Oregon leutslature. It was re-:
ferred back to tin people by ol-'
gani.ed labor ami the grange.
Itrietly. the measure shifts (he!
Oregon primary nominal lug elec- j
lion from :n Friday in May to the
Itrst Wednesday atler the first 1
Monday in September; it provides
that the national committeeman !
and com m It I ee woma u of each party!
shall lie nominated by the state'
central committee of that party.
aud. not by (lie direct nouiiuutiim I
vole ol the people: It abolishes the'
( M cgou president iat preterence I
primaiy vote; it prowdes that dele
uates at lai ie to t he party presi
dent la I nominal in c conventions
shall be chosen by party central
committers, mid district delegates
lo the uat ion a I conventions shall
lie chosen hj district (tarty conven
tions. Argument l-'or? The interval of
more than live months between the
primarx and general election is un
necessary, tin w leldy and itu practi
cal. No candidate, rich or poor,
needs, ninth less uses, (his long in
terval tor campaigning purposes.
The pi evident iai preference pri-
Initiative Measures
New
System of Sain of Hard Uuuor
and Regulation of All Phases of
Liquor Traffic In Oregon,
L'i;i Yes.
::i:; No.
A bill sponsored by Common
Sense Inc., an organization of little
known hack h round or whose-behind
il. Wipes out entire present
system of slate buying, storage and
retailing of hard liquor, ami licens
ing of beer dealers. Sugar-coated
with allure of reduction of proper
ly taxes for old-age assistance,
through ilivertlng a portion of the
tax on private liquor sales ami li
cense rev en tie to counties and
ij'jes: places policing nt liquor
Sloi Machine Not a Slot .u-. "ten s ami lamiiy h bealtn, than by
chine?
:tn Yes.
:;i:. No.
Here is an amendment to the
state's basic law, which would In
crease the length of the constitu
tion by Mi'c, adding 13.00(1 words
which make the secretary of state
the regulating czar of corporatiou
controlled gambling; giving the
vast gambling scheme four-years
of absolute protection from amend
ment by the Oregon legislature;
ennobles and dignifies "bank
niahts." "biuo," "claw" machines,
candy-tur key-rabbit -sausage punch
hoards, church bazaars, by embed
ding in Ihe stale constitution detail
ed regulations for their operation.
Oregons past reputation as a
stale wherein occasional "try-it-on-the-ilog"
legislation has been pro
posed, will be a mere whisper feet gives dairyman a vested right
Alongside, of our state's Ignominy to produce milk, is essentially fair
if the people approve this volumln-1 because it has made possible lm-
ous amendment. t ( provemem ol herds and production
!iu to county lax levies lor old
the factor of governmental control
of private enterprise, ami making
obi folks with a cow or I wo law vio
lators when they peddle a few
quarts of bootleg milk lo neigh
bors. Arguments Against Repeal: Milk
supply has been stabilized in quan
tity, thereby preventing wide and
harmful price fluctuations; a sta
ble, reasonable retail price has
heeji maintained, and milk has not
been used as a "price leader" by
chain stores, to alleged detriment
of producer; more sanitary produc
ing conditions have leeu establish
ed and maintained by Inspection; ;
milk strikes by producers have
been averted, and a fair tribunal
has been established for hearings
on moot questions of administra
tion; the quota system, w hich in ef-
age assistance payments, more
cash for county fairs, -til club ac
tivities, community shows such as
Astoria Regatta. Rose Festival. Pa
cific lulernationai Livestock, more
cash for city tills- tins is the choc
olate coating that is intended to
give the gambling scheme palat
able taxpayer vote-appeal.
Argument For: In addition to
above paragraph, sponsors say that
Oregon has already legalized dog
and horse race gambling, which is
true, spreads profits from sucker
betting to community lair aud oili
er purposes, which is true--there-lore
why not frankly recognize the
WET WEATHER!
Time to check your tires and bat
teries. CO-OP tires and batteries
are high quality, low priced.
AND YOU OWN THE PROFITS
Farm Bureau Service Station
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
conditions,
Argument for Hepenl: Slate milk
control has kept milk prices ton
Lower Roofing Prices
No. 1 Guard 35 lb 8H per roll
No. 2 Guard 45 lb $1.25 per roll
No. 3 Guard 55 lb $1.50 per roll
Mineral Surfaced with the
Millerized Process 90 lb $2.10 per roll
Hexagonal Combination
Shingles 168 lb $429 per square
Now is the time to buy roofing. See us for all types
roof coverings and repairs.
Distributors Certain-teed Roofing
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
Phone 128
402 W. Oak St.
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The Local Chapter Disabled American Veterans
ANNOUNCE A GRAND
HALLOWE EN BALL
at the
ROSEBURG ARMORY
9:30 P. M.
Thursday, October 31
MUSIC IJARie UILAN
by Melody Makers
8-Pioce Orchestra
Admiiiion: GcnU 40l. Ladic 1 0c, No Tax
HEALTH
Authorities urge a quart of
milk a day for every child,
and a pint a day for adults.
Milk is one of our most im
portant foods, and the foun
dation for an adequate diet
for young and old alike. The
scrupulous care with which
our milk is handled makes it
a rich and delicious addition
to your diet. One taste will
convince you of the superior
wholesome goodness in every
drop from first to last.
TELEPHONE 186
ROSEBURG DAIRY
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PAUSE T
A drink has to be good to be en
joyed millions of times n day by people
in every walk of life the world over.
The experience of four generations has
pronounced ice-cold Coca-Cola to be
"delicious and refreshing." You welcome
its tingling good taste and its after-sense
of complete refreshment.
HAT- REFRESHES
BOITUD UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA CO. BY
ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS
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TELEPHONE 184
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