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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1915)
CIIUKCH NOTICIiH. Cliurcli of (lirlHt. lllulo study at the Chyri'a of Christ every Lord's Uny at 11 a. m. Cor ner of Cobb and S. Roberts streets. Sorvices this evening at 7:30, and 11 a. in. aiid 7:30 p. m, Sunday, Doe. 5, by klvangellst Edward Muckoy. All are Invited to come and hear the gospel and the gospel only. a very fine preacher, hear him. Don't fall to Two Sinnere. I "It la very wrong to tell a falsehood," ; sold his mother to little .lluinile. whom ., , ; she had caught In one. .U.K.thurrhhuutJi. "Then we re lth offul sinners, ain't C. H. Cleaves, pastor. Services : ,,,, Ina,,-r lUl.r,d .jlnimB. Sunday as follows: Sunday school "Both: What do you menu'" at 9:4!; morning worship at 11; Ep-i "Why. you told Mrs. Smith yostcr worth Leaguo 0:30; evening services day (hat .vim Imped she d cull again, nn' at 7:30. Spend your evenings after she wuz gone you ald you wished hero. Services will be bright, brief '"' ,-"ua' " and helpful. Music Prof. II. J. Stono. 000OOO0O00O00O9000 o o o o o will use as Ills lleurtcdnens". theme "Happy- ln charge of ! , Ago of the Harp. The hum. which w;is suggested bv At the evening service the pastor, ,,, ,, . ,...,llIi , ,, , ,s--, i H. C mid was King David's favorite ' Instrument. The hurp was usi'd by I he ! Welsh anil Saxons uud ilisu liy the l urn-lent peoples of li-elnml. One of I lie j oltlrst burps In existence Is In the Dublin college imiseiiui and originally belonged to llrlan Itornlluuc. king l ' Ireland Mi'o Imtca-anro Companies Lusiliilliu ('use. Enter ' I INDEMNITY SHARK ASKE Cliristljin Church. : R. K. Jopo, pastor. The church w here all are always welcome. Bible school with classes and a welcome for everyone at 10 a. m. A good place to spend an hour. Regular morning worsbln at 1 1 ;. Christian endeavor at o;.w; evening uvhiikuubiic ui-, - , n.ni.i-u u.iiit,.t, i,, him , , , . ,, ,, oa of Ifo on the Lusltanlu has rals- utteis ill ten l Him vice at 7:30. Good music and a ..,..,, ,,,. ..,, ,,, composer, whose liionzl worMi while service. Christian Science society. Services hold at tbn corner of Main and Lane streets Sunday at 11 a. m.j Wednesday evening meeting Includ- WASfllNfiTON, Jan. 22. Notice . Lost Letters of Wagnor. Ihal ueveral life insurance companies ' The lirsl lenor i.'Imi won Wagner's will claim a paiT of any Indemnity admiration. Tlchntscjiek. left lo his Germany may pay oft account of tho duughier when he died u number of by the great , . ., u,,, f- tuhlcU uliiln Hflimrt- composer, w liosc UI0II7.I lie CICI1IOU. ,', , , , On her death Ihe ilnmililer lioqiicatlioi ment officials say there Is no piece- IUme (,(t(irs (( u.i.,m,1. lml's(,mi) m dent. Heirs of many of the Lusl- m,,,,,!.,,. 1)(it Ull ,)u. .,. ,-,., ,.,. tania victims already have presented ads the ease coniiiining ilieni was claims. Pinal decision as to wheth- opened, mid the i-nniciii were stolen er Insurance companies' claims on account of policies paid out shall -. testimonials of baallnr; through , (Ui!0 precedent will rest with Sccro Chrlstlan Science Is at 7:30 p. m. A tary Lansing. curiii.it iiivilatlnn is emended to all J Offcials pointed out that whore In to nltend these services; Sunday- surance was paid on cargo, indem i "1 for those under the age of 20 1 nty for tH destruction usually wont In held In tho same building at 9:40 j t0 the Insurance companies rather than to the owners, but It was suid there were many arguments In jus tification of a different course in the case of loss of life. Germany has offered Indemnity for tho Lusilalila victims, but ac ceptance by the United States hinges on the settlement of all Ibsucs grow ing out of the tragedy. Subject of this week's Illblo lesson "Truth". Ilaptlst Church. W. H. Eaton, pastor. Regular ser. vices are: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; prenchlng at 11 a. m.; D. Y. P. U. 6.30; evening worship 7:30. Fine music, Inspiring addresses, and a cor dial ntmosphore characterize these services. Come ana see. Knlnt fiOOTKo's Oiurcli. . Main and Cass streets. Rev. Barr . O. Lee; vicar. Rosldonco, 228 East Cass street. Telephone 430. Sun day services at 7:30 a. m. and 11 a m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. No evening sorvlcos at present. Holy Days 9:30 a. m. The public Is cor dially Invited to attend all services. l-'lint Methodist EpiscNll Chinch. Wm. Riley Jeffrey, Jr., pastor. Order of services: Sunday school at 9:45 a. ni.; preaching at 11 a! m.; class meeting nt 12:15 p. in.; Inter mediate League, at (1:30 p. m.; Ep worlh League at 6:30 p. m.; pronch lr.g at 7:30 p. in.; prayer mooting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. A most cordlnl welcome Is extended to every ono. Como. The Largest Domes. . Some of l lie laws! dome In the world are: The Pantheon at Itome. 14 feet diameter. I !:i high: baths tit Ciirn calla, Itiiuie. 112 feel diameter, lltl feel high; St. Sophia. Onistiiiitluaplp. ll,"i feet diameter. -HI feel high: St. Miii-Iu delle l-'ure. Florence, l.'ln diameter. Illti feet high: St. Peter's. Itome. I.'il) feet diameter. Slid high: Si. I'mil's. London 112 feet diameter. -J 1 ." feet high. o VALUE OF CONCRETE ROADS, O Concrete roads built ill the United Stales during 1014 cost on the average Sll.'.c'l u mile of sixteen foot width. One hun dred and fiTly-four concrete minis built during Ihe twenty yc;irs m-vlnus to 11)1 4 cosi $12.. i;ti a mile of sixteen foot width. MoU ciincrete roads are sixteen feet wide. l.'pkecpnnd repair charges huve been less tiiau V2u a year for u concrete road hull! In llellelou taliie. o.. mure tluin twenty years atm. T!ie yearly luaiiiieuunee of the llfty-one miles of eoiu-rcie roads in Wnyiie county, Mich.. eiHts S2S.i;i u mile. It costs :.l'i.L'2 a year to Ueep up a con-eri-te road at Spencer. .Muss. Concrete runds are not affected by Ihe weather, trallic or mud or tni:Hi Iraclied upou them, as Is the case with some improved roads. Freezing and thuwiiig have no clfect ou them if prop erly constructed. Heat dues not sul'lon tlu-m, nor cold make them brltlle. Concrete Increases In Kiruiigth with age. I-'iirm and l-'lrcslde. o o o o o o o o o o o o o ooooooooo (Al'IOTKItlA DI.NXKIt. A Cafeteria dinner will bo sorved Saturduy evening from 5 to 7 o'clock p. in., in the basement of the M. E church. Menu. Creamed Chicken Hot Biscuits Roast Pork with Brown Gravy Whipped Potntoes Boston Baked Beans Winter Salad Cold Slaw Lemon, Apple, Mince Pies Cake Coffee Tea 157-J22 ANOTIll-lK WKI-1K OF REVIVAL First PresbylTlnn Church. Paul J. Lux, pastor. Come wor ship with us; we welcome you to our church homo. Sunday school Ib held at 9:45 a. m.; morning worshiji and sermon at 11; Y. P. S. C. E. nt G:30 P- m.; evening servico a. Follow tho crowd to the Christian church every night at 7:30, Satir day excepted. Good music and live services. Monday The Three Judgment Burs. ' Tuosday Confessing Christ. Wednesday Has Christianity Failed? Thursday Hut, Hp was a Leper. Friday Pilate's Dilemms. Sunday Illblo School at 10 a. m. A good place to spend an hour. 1 1 serniou subject, "Limiting Trying to Signal, "What did ynu ull Unit man who asked you If lie could marry Ins Unugn tcr'" "1 acted us groueby us possible." re plied Mr. Cuuirux. "1 couldn't it'll him right out that Uladys baa u sharp tem per, but 1 thought I'd sort o' hint to him thut she might have Inherited one." Washlugtou Star. Nice Table Ornament. When Sir George Trevelyan was chief secretury for Ireland, hi troublous limes, the police made him curry a pis lol ubuut Willi li I in. One night after dinner he took It out or his pocket und put It oil the luble, saying lu his host, "l'ray forgive me. but II you knew how tiled 1 oui or currying ibis tbiug uboui!" l.uudou Siaudiiid. at 7:30; prn?r mooting on Wednes- God's Power. 7:30, "The Voyage of day nt 7:30 p. m. Como and sec und Life". A question box will bo usod. you will como again. Ten minutes ench night will be tak- Itov. Weston F. Shields, D. D., of en for the answer of questions pre- Medford, Ore., will preach both -tented In writing. Attend thnso morning and evening. Dr. Shields Is services. They arc worth whllo. i L The Artichoke. The iirtlchuUe has nothing to do wltu art or tho choking of IL The arilchoke la nn innocent vegetable known lo the Arabians as l lie ardischaukl, or earih thorn. The Jerusalem urtlchoke wun never seen near Jerusalem. Us Ursi uunie is u corruption of Ihe Italian glrasolo, which means turning to the sun. It Is u species of BUiillowur. bear lug a tuber like that of u potato Where to Begin. "Look here." auld the reforming bus bund. "We must huve things urriiuged lu this house so that we shall kimn Just where everything is kepi." "With ull my heart." sweetly au swered Ilia wife, "und let us begin with your lute hours, my love. I should very much like to know where lhe are kept." Stiuy Stories. Your Key to Bigger Business Vnlnek tho door lcuAing to more profits by uquipplnK your store with National Mazda C Lamp More llglil and more vivid light than your old lamps give, llring trade to your storo with Ihe new, better light lumps. (it-, I hem fi-om us now. Rosebur Electric Co. Putting It Gently. Sir. Heupeck I hour thut young Jones and his wile are not getting ulong very well. Mis. Heupeck (mi thoriuitlvclyi Jones should never huve married wheu lie did. He was too youug to realize the step he was lal; lug. Mr. Heupeck Yes, I know. But I liku the boy. We have umuy thlugs In common. This Happened In Boston. Teacher Eiuet-sou, what Is "spilling the beans?" Emersou Slang, uia'itm, and vicious slang at that. Teacher I menu can you give mettle dehnltloii of It V Ilmcrsoti-Yes. ma'am. "Spilling t he iieiius" lu Its best colloquial sense Is lire unpremeditated extempornueous promulgating of information concern ing which one should have been much more reticently Inclined. St. Louis I'osi-Dlspalch. WINTER CARE OF ROADS. Keep Ditchee and Drains Open and Use Road Drag. Water, not cold. Is the cause of the deterioration of roads in winter, ac cording to the rood specialists of the Dulled Slates departmeut of agricul ture. Cold weather does not lu Use!'. Injure roads, no mutter whether they are earth, gravel or macudum. lu fact, an earth road will stand tnore trallic when it Is Bolldly frozen than ut uny other time. Excess water, however. Is always detrimental to a highway. When cold weather turns this water Into Ice the damage that It does Is greatly increased. Ice occupies cou sfderubly more space than the water from which tt'ls formed, uud every per sou who has lived lu a cold cllmntc Ls familiar with the powerful bursting cf feet of water when left to freeze lu u confined vessel. The same action takes place when a wet rond freezes to any couslderablu depth. It Blmply bursts, or, as we generally term It lu road par luncc, the road heaves. Later, when tho frost leaves, the rond ls dlslnte grated and ruts badly. If this process Is repeated a number of times ilurlug tho winter a gravel or macadam road may be practically destroyed, while an earth road may become entirely hu passable A dry road will not heave. Rock, gravel, sand and even clay when per fectly dry contract slightly on freer. Ing. lu order to expand ou freezing these matcrluls must contain or be mixed with water, and the more water tncy contain the greater Ihe expan sion which takes place. But so loug as the road remains fruzen tho damage does not become apparent: hence I lie frequent and erroneous Idea that It Is the thaw which Injures tho road. The Injury was done when the wuter In the road froze and the particles of the road surface broken stone, sand or still liner particles of earth or clay were pushed apart by the expanding power of the freezing wuter. Tho thaw merely allows the lee to niell and assume Its original volume as wa ter. During the winter whenever a thaw Is coming ou the cross drains and side ditches should be opened up as far as possible so as to prevent water col lecting along the roadway. If the thaw ls so pronounced thnt the road way ls softened the drug should be used. Sometimes one round trip or the drag with the hitch reversed will entirely rid the enrth road or slush and melting snow and leave the road surface practically dry. Don't get the Idea that tho drag ls not needed ou your earth and gravel roads In the winter time. Instead, keep It where you can gel nt It readily, for If the winter Is an ordinary one you will need It mum- times. Mrs. J. II- Hargreaves, who has been vlsling with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gray, returned to her homo at Portland this mornliiK LefKelly" Do Youri;,Moving, Hauling and Transferring irinLjjidJLj French J-U; l -- 1.--2L t-Tvggf-' Transfer Company Phone 220 Bill For Defense Highway. A national highway system, extend Ing from const to const apd costing not to exceed Sloo.OiMl.niH). Is n new defense suggestion contained in n bill Introduc ed lu concress by Representative Ste phens of Callforuhi. The sale of fifty year per cent bonds In denomination of $21) ntl multiple Is proposed ns the m-ans of raising the fund. The hill provides that the highway shall be constructed by army engineers and that ils construction and use shall be under such regulations ns the presl. dent may prescribe. . It ls provided that the national de fense highway shall begin nt Los An geles, proceed by a practical route to Jacksonville. I-'ia.. thence northwnrd to New York and Portland. Me. At New York the westward trail would stnrt for.Chlcngo, thence to Minneapolis, fhence through the Dnkntns. Montana Idaho and Washington mid thence down the Pacific slope to Ias Angeles San Francisco and San Diego. Itlghbs of way through the states are to be ac quired by the president To Aid the Traveler. The highway authorities of Massa chusetts. New York. Connecticut. Rhode Island. Maine and New Hump Vilre have agreed that if a slmplr scheme can be devised all mnln route In thee states will be marked with distinctive colors throughout their length, painted ou telegraph or tele phone poles, so thnt once started on the road to any place the traveler need only watch the inn rk lugs on the poles lo avoid getting off the road. Commissioner B. F. Nichols has returned home from the upper Ump qua where he spent several days as sisted by other men with a number of horses, bringing 150 head of his cattle from the HI Acker ranch to the pasture located in the forks of the Umpqua above Tiller. The snow was deep In places and the work was strenuous, but successfully accom plished. Tho cattle will be fed at the new location. Riddle Tribune. Los Angeles the Gateway to SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Buy your ticket to Los Angeles the Metropolis of Southern California and from that city select the various attractions you wish to see. MOUXTAIX HESORTS of Pasadena, Monrovia, Pomona, Rcdlands and Rivesido. HKAC'H RESORTS of San Diego, Long Beach, Catalina Island, Venice or Santa Barbara. SCENIC TRIPS to Mt. Lowe, Mt. Wilson or the Marine Gardens of Catalina. $50.20 Is the special round trip rate to Los Angeles from Rose burg. Stopovers allowed at any point. Limit April 30. Ask the local agent or write Southern Pacific John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon. Records! THIS finest silver thread of music spun by the wizard bow of Ysaye the tears and feeling in tho. tender depths of Fremstad's noble voice the Vou- sheer magnificence of a thrilling orchestra finale 'ese elusive tonal beau ties, are caught and expressed in Columbia Records, fronS the faintest whisper to th8 vastest tidal '"nv of sound. Volume TONE feeling the most delicate -hurting of a theme are perfectly preserved and supremely nresent In every Columbia Record, an exquisite tone-perfection 'bill does not vanish with use. You can test these exclusive In a series of hom rp-Un)g such as no concert audience privileged to hear. Arm nee your first recital today. Rosebuurg Furniture Co. iW.,-aaSr Investigate the Ads in this Issue of "THE NEWS!" It will pay you 'to do so.