Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, May 01, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBCRC RIVIEW MAY 1, 1912. IMPORTANCE OF THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER Advertising Ciiven For Nothing Vt ualljr Worth No More Thin it Costs. Say, Expert. The Times-Herald of Boyd. Wig fheTTf 'd,tor!y que. ion of jEw n 7 "' follow.: Arthur Brisbane says that the coun,rj' n 'Paper man won a year. And why notT Other professional men that have .penT i" ' me 'earn,ng thelr Profession are no more competent, work no harder and have not a, tenth of the capital tied up In their business that the newspaper man has. have in comes equaling and exceeding $3- iron! year- ,T"ere 18 rth"i wrong somewhere, and It Is up to the newspaper men to locate the trouble It would be hard to find a profession- jrlrade8 n,an ,hat 18 n,"-e P"rly paid than the country editors of Wis consin for the work they accomplish and the good that thev do It is time for the newspaper" men to get together and grapple with this condi tion that is holding them down to a mere living while the communities which they help to build up wax rich and prosperous." The editor of the Times-Herald is extremely modest in his estimate as the value of an Intelligent, ear nest and honest local editor. A black slave, sound in wind and limb, was worth one thousand dol lars in the open market in the old days. He worked for one man. Does it not Reem that a newspaper editor working for a thousand Amer ican citizens, representing thera and defending their interests, should be worth at least as much as one hun dred illiterate black slaves? If the editor of a newspaper with one thousand circulation is worth as much as a hundred slaves he Is worth a hundred thousand dollars, and he ought to get on that value at least six per cent, which is six thousand dollars a year. No one denies that an Intelligent mechanic Is worth as much as twenty slaves, for he can go out and earn the interest on twenty thousand dol lars. There Is something the matter with the newspaper business or the edi tors, or both, if a local editor, rep resenting the interests of a big com munity, cannot earn as much as a middle class drummer, a second class congressman or a tenth rate actor. The black rlave, by the way, had a dull time at a relatively low value because he worked for nothing. The important thing for him was to get his freedom and stop work ing for no pay. As long as the editor continues to work for no pay, as long as he plays the part of the abandoned shanty andt.makes his newspaper a recep tacle for free advertising he will have a dull time and a poor income. He must first get his freedom, stop working for nothing, get. paid for what he does, for the advertising that he distributes, the get a com plete unlimited parcels post, so that the advertisers of the world may use his publication as an eifocttve dis tributing agency. per year per subscriber will he the' minimum profit of the local ctlitor of: a small circulation. I The local editor with a weekly orj a aauy running as nign as tour or five thousand circulation will make twenty thousand dollars per year at least and be more useful because he will be a more independent citizen, and he will get out of the cotton picking class and, in the language of modern advertising, "go up where he belongs." ARTHUR BRISHANE. 15 cents per roll, Kodak develop ing at Clark's Studio. Most Roseburg housewives use either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" flour. There's a reason for It Phone 13, Don 2 las County Mills, If Tour grocer doesn't carry either kind. HOW JESUS PREACHED TO SPIRITS IN PRISON ffASioe eusstiL) kDr. Hermann, eyesight special ist, will be In his office. 217 So. Stephens street, from the first to tbe fifteenth of each month. Telephone 84-Y. dtf 17ERN ISLAND A GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen. Prop. Phone 9-F-12 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets and all kinds of Plants for veranda and window boxes and bedding out. Also on ale at The Rose Confectionery Who They Are and the Cause of their Imprisonment Paster Ruusll Explodes the -Theory That Jesus Preached to Dead Hu. mans In Prison Crowded Audiences Qreet Him In the Georgia Capital. Atlanta. Ga.. April. 2&-Two crowded audiences greeted Pastor Russell here to day. One of bis dis courses was from the text, "Christ also hath once suf fered for sins, tbe Just for tbe un Just.that Be might bring ns to Uod. being put to death in the flesh, but qnlckened in the spirit, by which (two experiences death and resurrection) He preached unto the spirits in prison" (I Peter ill. IS. 101. This text has been made the basis for some very peculiar presentations. The difficulty In every case seems to be the failure to remember that the Bible al ways and everywhere teaches that the dead are really dtai, that they know nothing, and that, therefore, it would be Impossible to preach to tbe dead. Spirits Once Disobedient. The spirits to whom the messuge was given had proven themselves disobe dient, says St. Peter. He even tells us tbe time of their disobedience "in the days of Noun, while the ark was pre p:iring." Turning to Genesis vl, 1-5, we- flnu there tbo cause of the disobedience of these angels who for a time had been permitted to see what they could do for the uplift of humanity, or, rather, per mitted to demonstrate thnt the down ward tendency of sin is Incurable ex cept In the manner which God has al ready arranged for through Messiah 8ud His glorious reign of 1.U00 years. Instead of those angels helping man kind out of siu. they helped themselves into sin; and by so doing they increased tin- depravity amongst humanity until tire astounding record is that "the wickedness of man was great in tbe earth, and thnt every Imagination of tbe thought of his heart was only evil cnntinmilly." The particular sin of those angels was that when tbey were granted tbo privileges of materializing --of taking human bodies for the Bake of helping and Instructing mankind they n:tued tills power and took to themselves wives. We are particularly told that the off spring of tills Improper union were giants, both physically and mentally superior to tbe fallen human famlly "mcn of renown." The nice thus In several centuries became so corrupt that apparently only Noah and his family were left nncontnlninated. It was then and there that God Im prisoned these spirits f'angels. who kept not their first estate"i. and are therefore c:iiied fallen ntigels, devils, demons. They were not Imprisoned In some far-off world called hell, nor are they engaged there In stoking fires. The rocoivl is that God cast them down, that they might not longer asso ciate with the holy angels. Imt must lie reserved In tartaru our earth's atmos ptiere.-Jmle 0: II Peter II. 4. 5. When Imprisoned r cut off from the privilege of materialization, many of the fallen spirits continued their active opposition to God. after the manner of Satan. Hence they are spoken of as bis angels, his messengers, and he is spoken uf as lloelzetmb. thrir Prince. How Jesus Preached In Death. Flere arises another ipiestion: If Jesus was really dead, a Hie Scrip tures declare; If "lie poured out His soul nuto death" and made His soul an offering for sin." end lils soul was not rn!cd from the dead until the third day after liis crucifixion, how could He In the meantime pretlrh to spirits In prison, or to anybody else? We re ply that He could preach in tbe sain war that tbe Affile refers to. .-irlrr "Al-el. Iielne dend. vet Sl-e.lketh" (lie brews xl. 4': and again. In the same way that the htood of A'-el Is said ! ha e cried to Gsl ligunitivcly. Of o:.e tiling we are sure, namely, that .leo: gave no oral udilri-ss wlii'e lie B dead He pre.T hed In ti e way we sometime refer to when we say. "A' Hons sis-ak louder than words." It was the great objc t le-in will" h tbe fallen jini:e:. saw that oii-;itiii.-.: to them the great sermon tbat gav ttiem a ground for nope. T':"; S'lmr ed Jesus' loyalty sad falt'ifulne to !. but doubtless believed Him to I foolish: they never eisid Him to rise from the dead. But when they s-rrstred His retir rw-tloc on the third day to glory, ben or snd Immortality rfar shove answts rrlaclpalitleK and powers"'. His nrr moB to there wis complete, narae'y tbst "the wages of sin Is death." but "tbe gift of God is eternal life" (Romans Tt. 23.) And as they realised thus the Power of Uod and -the Love of God fcr His human creatures, the Apostle's words imply that this con stituted to them a message of hope. ' Doubtless there Is much significance also in St. Paul s remarks, "Know ye not tbat the saints shall . Judge an gels 7" (1 Corinthians Ti, 8.) We do know that the sols' angels need no Judging, no trial: hence the Apostle must refer to a trial, or Judgment or testing of these spirits In prison whe were disobedient, in the days of Moan. S. P. CO. CHAXGKS TKAIX SCHEDULE REMOVAL NOTICE. f - ! I ' Dr. J. L. Callaway, Osteopathic Physician, Is now located In rooms 7 and 8 of tbe Roseburg National Bank building, corner Cass and Jackson. Phone 169. He was form erly in tbe Abraham building. dsw Long's fruit stand has fresh fruits of all kinds. Call there. Opposite Hotel McClall.a. . 'dtl Smith's Uvery, all new rigs and outfits. Drat class driving and riding horses; automobile In . connection. Terms reasonable. Phone 60. Offlos with new ladles' waiting room, cor ner Oak and Rose streets. 8. T. Smith, proprietor. . dtf TEX KILLED BY STORM BWEEPl.NU LOIISAN'A GILBERT, La., April 30 Ten persons were killed and a score in jured in a toruado which swept over three parishes In Loulsana today. Property damage la very heavy. "Pride of Douglas, a Roseburg product, and "Queen City," hard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties of flour on the marks. Why use any other kind that cost, more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand, just phone IS, Douglas County Mills, and a sack will be delivered at your home. Effective with new time table May 1st. the following trains will run on different time from Roseburg: No. 13 will arrive 9:05 a. m., five minutes later than formerly, and depart at 9:15 a. m., as before. No. 18 departs at 8:00 a. m., one hour earlier. No. IV arrives at 5:10 p. m. and 1 departs at 5:30 p. m., ten minutes j earlier. j No. 20 arrives at 1:00 p. m., and departs at 1:20 p. m., twenty-five' minutes earlier. No. IS, uow makes connections at Albany with train for Newport and all points ou the West Side. d3 Fresh friiltn. confectionery, elffnrn and tobacco, at Long's fruit stand. I AUTO TRANSFER J. F. CLEMENTS, Prop. Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H Sykea' gun store. SHOW CARDS Commercial Designs Specialty. BELLE N. SMITH Studio with Churchill-Warner Co DKH. REELY. NETHER A STEWART Physicians and Burgeons. Suite of OQces Rear Douglaa Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 367. KosWbDRU - - - OREGON ALKEKf S. HI KV OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. -vuseburg - Oregon V. V. WALLACE CONTRACTOR Cement Work a Specialty. Brick and Stone. Xilo Muutels. 851 W. Mosher St., Roseburg, Ore. ItL'l.N FORCED CONCRETE lilll.lll.NGS Complete Designs J. J. BURLING, Engineer 1U19 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Portland, Oregon. UlKilON A. tOlik' VocJ Lesbons Studio 437 North Rose Street Pnone 290-H. ROSEBURG, OR. Dll. D. E. SNELL Osteopathic Physician Rooms 301-302. Perkins BMg. Roseburg, Orego. Phon3 119. MILS. CHARLES HELVLLVE Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 83-fi. Teacher of Piano l)U. H. E. HERMANN Eyesight Specialist 217 South Stephens St. KOSEBURO OREOON Oiace Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. ui. Res.: Main 172 DR. L4.CETTA "MITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty, trace. Masonic Bldg., Second Floor. OH. M. ASIITON Chiropractic Physician Hplnologtst. Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lnmnago, Etc. Acute and Chron s ." Is.-sses. tl'4 Cass St. ROSEBURO. OR. IK. 1. I.. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Klrksvllle. Ho., un der founder of tbe science, dr. A. T. .still. Rooms 7 and N. Itusebnrg National p.enk Tlullding, KlhUl RO OREGON. Town Lots and Choice Acreage At Green, the new townslle at Intersection of 8. P. and R. D. O. Railways. Town lots 00x123 at $75.00. Choice acreage In five and ten-acre tracts, suitable for fruit, truck gardening or poultry. PHONE 41-Y L. O. Maddux, 229 S. MAIN REAL ESTATE Farm Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC List Your Property With Ui. HIMES & OLIVER CASS ST., NEXT TO GRAND HOTEL PHONE 387. ROSEBURG, OR. BOARD and ROOM Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in each room. Transient trade especially solicited. RATE $6.00 PER WEEK FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor Phone SMI. 112 Biock way St., Cor. Jackson. Near High School Summer Vacations Via llio To the East Rose Festival Elk's Convention I W SUNSET tV I OGOEN&SHASTAI I i ROUTES I SEASHORE or MOUNTAINS Hound Trip tickets to the principal Cities or the East koIiik or returning through California, or via Portland. Going limit 15 days final return limit October 31, 011 sale as follows: SALE DATES: May I-3-4-9-1.M 1-1 4-13- . Ail. 1-2 .3-6-7-12-15-10-22-23-29 1 7-1 8-24-29. -1,0-1 1 June 1-6-7-8-1 3-1 .".-I 7-1 8-19-20- Sept. 4-5-6-7-S-l 1-12-30 21-24-25-27-28-29. July 2-3-6-T-l 1-12-15-16-20 -22- Stop-overs going or returning 23-26-29-30-31. Within llio limit. K I " 1 1 T Y A U ' 1 A HAY The home of the Rhododendron, an Meal place to spend the sum mer. Low round trip and week end tickets. Reasonable hotel rates, out door amu-enients, bathing, boating. Kolf, fishing, etc. Ixiw Fares to Meeting of Women's I'luln Sun I ran. (mo, Juno St to July tl. PACIFIC RAILWAY & NAVIGATION BEACHES Are now within easy reach by the P. R. N. and a new field for a pleasant vacation oon. Week end th k-t now ou sale and season tickeis from all points on sale June 1st. PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL 0-ii June 10 and Closes June 15. The (treafist Kloral Kb-nta and Carnival of Pleasure yet held. Low round trip tickets on sale from ail points. For beautifully Illustrated booklets dewriblns; Newport. Ruvoroan and other points, as well as Information about Eastern Fares routes, stop-overs, etc., call on neaAgcnt or write to JOHN M. M'OTT, (icneraJ Pawtmer Agent, Portland, Oregon It. P. O. E. (Elks) Convention, July H to 1:1, 1013. IT H A SUiN tip OOOI Jt IHJMENT whe people decide to buy the best lumber. It Is evidence thst they know wL-t real economy Is. Buy ing lumber here means that yon get tbe best and most '.hcroughly sea soned lumber to be had. Every foot or It will work op without waste. Every penny you spend here pays for lumber tbat 7 a can use to advant age. Try It. Orders filled for all kinds of fruit botes. The J. 0. Flook Co. Roaetmrg, Oregon.