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Newspaper Page Text';:jATr$Bpw wcbease. EM. Or.. May 10 A report d by Slate Bank Examiner I'rlght, in res pome to a call e comptroller ot the currency, a marked increase in bank de resourres and loaua and dis over the prei-edlng year. The is made April 4 and the du re compared with the report Vprtl 18 of last year. Ming both National and state the loana and discounts were I.05G, as compared with $71, I one year bko, being an in of 8.-i:t 1 .7 1 Vt. The totui re were HS2.T39.Kjt2, as com rith flS8.641.ii67. an increase (9T.924. The total deposits .28.359.626. as compared with 16,997, an increase of $1,222.- Ths. buia.ti.i(J,r kid timW slalm-' anti bave beta awarded ths final deciilon In the long driwn out 17-lu vuc. i ue umuer lands were claimed by A. D. Uaolela and asao-. L-iates. who I. ; ,1 .ln..u.i .....i.. .. and also by a number of individuals who proved up on the laud under the I homestead uud timber laws. The! litigation jus been in progress for about HI years. It is believed the decision rendered by the Court of Alltlt'lllu iti tint l.il .t ,h.,t ,1.. will not be opened again. The laud involved Is about 12 miles east ot j Klamath Palls and Is valuable for timber. Many of I he settlers eave nild Sold out to the si-rilm.iru fori a small amount. There are a num ber flf Milliner u..,tl.,nu In -.,.! . 1. n are worth from $;luuu to l.'itlOO. W HAT KOI HTII 11. ASS P. M's. AltK EXPECTED T( KNOW. ENTRYMEN HAVK WON. MATH FALL8, Or., May 10 ie Junior Tattoo easy to get up these busy when this little alarm it on your bureau. Every y seconds for five minutes, i the ((lent switch Is turned, eery voice will warn you reakfast time is near, l"W H mall la ttM.prt In muni "oMol lo carry wb tv.cllln. Price SL73 ' A. S. Hl'EY CO., burg's IieadinK Jewelers. WASHINGTON. May 10. Kourth class postinusters must bo able to read, count accurately the money they receive, measure the oil cloth on the floors of their offices, and write at least a decipherable letter once in a while, in order to be taken under the wing of the civil Bervlce. ' lu effect, they must have a reason able understanding of "readln,' 'rit iu' and 'rlthmetlc." This is in ac cordance with Instructions issued to day by the 1'ostolTice liepartment. Persons who take the examination must be citizens of the I'nlted States, over 21 years of age, and reside In the community they aspire to serve. No one must be crazy, dishonest or have been dishonorably discharged from the army or nuvy. Wonderful Skin Salve. Ilucklen's Arnica Salve Is known everywhere as the best remedy made for all diseases of the skin, and also for burns, bruises and bolls. Reduces Inflammation nnd Is soothing and healing. J. T. Sossuman, publisher of the News! of Cornelius, N. C, writes that one box helped his serious skin ailment after toher remedies failed. Only 25c. Recommended by all druggists. B o Call up 840, the Douglas County Creamery, (or cream. YL BUSY STORES dies' Gingham House Dresses ndy line and only 98c ham underskirts, only 25c t ones for 49c and.... 69c 1 Sateen Underskirts 49c and 69c r ones for 98c Boys Wash Suits of all Kinds : Boys' and Young Men's Shoes are strongest and best, and cheapest, npare Golden Rule prices and Golden Rule Values. ie Belter Few as Good 100SE DAY Big Rally, Wed, May 21 5AOAN PHOXE SOS Our Man Calls for and Delivers THE VIENNA og, Cleaning and Pressing Works our entire wardrobe taken care ol by expert DRY FRENCH OR STEAM CLEANERS easd, reshaped and blocked. Gloves, plumes, wblts shoes, eraaetta and portieres. irk Fully Guaranteed 139 South Sheridan St The Eugene Drill Team Of 26 Members in Uniform will be present. Drain Band and Riddle Band Will Furnish Music ; Street Parade 10:30 a. m. Dinner, Speech Making, Athletic Cames and 'ield Sports on the West Roseburg Grounds. Initiation of a Big Class of New Members in the g, fallowed by a "big feed" to all members of The Order. H PASTOR eUSSELU PENTECOST NOT GREAT JUBILEE Still Greatar Missings tn Coming, Says Pastor RusselL What the Day el Pentscost Signified. It Was but a Feratasts of a Qraat.i One to Cams Why It Cams Whan It Did Why tha Greater Blessing Will Corns and Whan Are Thera Signs That It Is Nasrt Timee ol Refreeh ino Timss of Restitution "I Will Pour Out My Spirit Upon All Flash." I Boston, Mass., M a jr 1 1. - I'astor j Russell guve two addresses here ud- j der the auspices of the Internation al Bible Students ! Association. We report one of these, from the te i t: "L'ihju the servants and upou the handmaids Id those days will 1 ur out My Spir it After tbls 1 will pour out My Spirit unuu nil flcsb."-Joel 228. 29. The Pastor called nttentlop to the fiu t that he had transposed ihe part of this text, to make their true mean ing more apparent. He declared that the I'rophet unquestionably taught two outpourings of the Holy Spirit, only oue of which bad yet come that umo God's faithful servants and handmaid ens. Tbe second is to be upon all flesh. Prior to Pentecost, the Pastor said, no one except .lesus hnd received splr-It-begettlng-the Holy Spirit of son ship. God bad held all humanity at a distance from Himself, declaring that He could not accept them ns sons un til their sins had been atoned for. This condition of nllenntlon from God had continued for more than four thousand yeurs before Jesus came. Adam was called n son of God, hut after him none was so styled until Jesus. After Jesus hnd received the Holy Spirit at baptism, lie spoke of Himself ns the Son of God Of Ills disciples we rend. "The Holy Spirit was not yet given; because that Jesus was uot yet glorified." l.lolin 7:30.1 Before leaving them. Jesus admonished them to tarry at Jerusalem until endued Willi powei from on High. Whan Pentscost Waa Fully Coma. Pur ten days the disciples lurried pntylni; in the upper room, and wait lug fnr the promised demonstration ol Divine acceptance. This would tndl cate that Jesus had appeared In 1h presence of God. and that the Fnibei had nccepted Jesus' sacrifice as a satis faction for their sins, and by the be getting of the Holy Spirit recognized them as sons. The sonshlp to which Jesus and the Church hnve been begot ten during this Gospel Age Is to the L)l vine nature, ns St. Peter explalus. S Peter 1:4. The Pentecostal blessing, tborefore was a double attestation It proved that Jesus ns Ihe great Itedeemer bad accomplished the work which the Path er gnve Him to do. It also proved that those who had received the Spirit were accepted as sons of God. original sic having been cancelled through tbe mer It of Christ's aucrlflce. And although the miraculous manifestations of Cod' favor have not been repeated durliif this Age. yet we know that all of t lie same class ore sharers, participants Ir. tbe same blessing the same accep tance of the Pat her. "The God nnd Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, which according to His abundant Mercy hath begotten us again." 1 Peter 1 i Our faith has Its sure footing In thai original Pentecostal manifestation Ue couso the Church is one Uudy. ol though composed of tunny uiemtierB no repetition of Pentecost bna beeD necessnry As soon as we by conse crsllon come Into the one Body, we are sharers In all blessings belonging tc that Body, the start of which came on the memorable Peutecost Day. On this basis, tbe gathering of the Church has progressed fur nearly nineteen hun dred years Soim, we believe. It will be completed The last member having proved faithful nnd pnssed lieyotid the veil, ttie Itody thenceforth will lie com plete In glnry unlied to the Head. Tha Grcatar Jubilee. To the Church. Pentecost represents llberution from the thnilldom of sin and death, ns well as Introduction Into the family of dial. Thus It signifies the beginning of all the blessings which the people of God hnve known. These are e.vpressel In various spirit ual terms ns the fruits of the Spirit, fellowship with God and our I-nrd The Pastor explained that those won- derful blessings nre not complete. Tbe , n-stirrectlon change from Imperfections In the flesh to iMT'eetion on the spirit 1 plane will Ih? the consummation of the ! Church's hopes Although near, this has not yet been attained. Gml puri'oxely ib-fcrn-d the secondary outpouring of Ills Holy Spirit-that tinn the world-"nll flesh," until the establishment of His Kingdom That will be a great Jubilee In lsrn-1's ex periences, every fiftieth year was a Jubilee Kvery Israelite wns set free from bondage and from debts of every kind, and had a fresh start God thus pictured how during Messiah's glorious reign ss Mediator of the New f'ove nant. Cod will, on account of Jesus' nr-rlfl'-e. enn -e! the sins of the whole world, and grant n release from sll weaknesses, and assistance tack to tbs fulness of Divine farer What a Jubi lee that will bs' Who Wants Peanut? This is how they stand in the Contest, May 10th (Catherine Oliver 61.S45 Albert Abraham 25, IMS Geo. llradburn 2I.6UU Edward Morse 7.838 llosmer Smith 4.230 Josephine Mi-P.lhiiiny 4.O10 Dale Howard 1.885 Jeanette Hh-kman ....... 1.015 Haxel Warner 1.205 Muurine Ituchuniiu 835 ' Gertrudo Craig 410 Ruth Patrick 200 TheBellows Store Co. Rselur)c'N I.CAdliitc Cloak House. l'IKKCE aS WATER SUPPLY PLAN' FOR VALLEY TOWNS. SALEM. Or. May 10. For the purpose of supplylUK water from thu little, north fork of the Santiam Kiver to Salcin and other valley towns, the Saulium Water Company bus been organized uud articles of incorporation will be filed immedi ately. The company Is capitalized at I3O0.000. The Incorporators are V. E. Pierce, a capitalist of lloise, Idaho: Charles Theis, of Spokane, und Johu I). Tur ner, a Salem lawyer. The principal offices of the company will be at Salem. It Is announced that the company will lay a pipe lino from the Little North Fork of the Santiam to Salem and the Btate Institutions and also supply muter to Stayton, Turner, Aumsville and Sublimity. DVO OHAVE4 FOR 71 YXAJU. LONDON, May 10. Elijah Llndey, aged to. for 70 years sexton at Bur ton Joyce parish church, Notting ham, has dug 1100 graves and atlll lives In the house where he was born. Tslbott's original He doc remedies at Oebern's Pharmacy. dan ADVERTISED LETTER. Remaining uncalled for in tha Roseburg postofflce May 12. 1913. are the following letters, which will be charged for at tha rat of on cent each. i Anderson, Mrs. A. II.; Abraham, , Mrs. W. II.; Case, Wm.i Count, C. 1 1-'.; Clogg, E. M.; Gray, I). M.; Mt. IJoy, M.; Muncey, S.; Reynolds, I Mamie; Sibley, P. II.; Watson, J. a !G.; Wlustoik. A : Yackle, A. 0. W. PARKS, P. II. OREGON NEWS. Ex-Mayor Jones, of Redmond, has been convicted for gambling. Last hall when the Governor began a crusade against vice and law violut ors Mayor Jones was forced to quit Ins office because of the charges against him. I pon a specific charge of stealing $10, II. C. Kent tier, a leading dry goods merchant of Medford, has been served with it warrunt. Business as sociates, upon whose move the war rant was Issued, say that Keutuer's alleged peculations will amount to SI:'. HMO. Kent lief is alleged lo have raised his salary from $175 to $300 a month without authority from (he directors of the II. C. Keutncr Com pany, of which he was the majority stockholder, and is said to have drawn heavy amounts from the com pany in addition. PIGEONS l-I.V 'J(MU) MILES. PEN I II. ETON', dr., May 10 l-'roiu Whitesville, Mo., to Pendleton, over 2U00 miles, is the record flight lliade recently by four homing pigeons which are now on the I,. U. Pell ranch on Itlrch Creek. Nml long ago lr. Pell sent the four pigeons lo X. G. Kodeeker. of Whitcsv ille. and alter keeping them penned up for awhile tin hitter reh-acd them. That was Ihe last he saw oT tlieiu. l-'inally he wrote lo .Mrs. I'ell, who upon Investigation, found tin birds ill her dovecot. She had fastened tags upon their legs and could ea.sily idetitil'y them. Ilo, ye of weak soles, emtio to 808 X. Jackson street and get them done with good materia! and at a fair price. Also washing and Ironing neatly and well done, called for and delivered. D. Davis djll SOITHKHN PACIFIC TIME CARD. Nurthliouud. No. Name Leave 12. Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m 14. Overland 11:00 p. m. 16. Flyer 11:36 p. m. 18. Port.-ltoseb'g local 8:00 a. m. 20. Pert.-Ashlanil local 1:20 p. m. NontlilMiond. 11. Shasta Limited ...12:31 a. m. 13. Overland 6:10 a. m. 15. Flyer 9:40 a. m. 17. Port.-Koseb'g local 19. Port.-Ashland local 5:55 p. m. it will be noticed that the above is the leaving time of these trains No. 17 ties up In Roseburg, ar riving hers at 10:05 p. m. It forms ths equipment ot No. 18, which leaves here at 8:00 In the morning, returning to Portland. Madam, you can buy that new Spring hut at an attractive saving, If you "do it now" ut the big "Get Ac quainted bale at Josephson s. Keep your sye on Haddoxs win dow and you will aee the beat shoe- maklug ever done In Oregon, 'iit N. Jackson street. - dtf EAGLES, Roseburg Asrte BMSt Is .hair hall on Jackson St, Inr inn 4 th Monday- svsnlnga of sac I Month, at I o'clock. Visiting broth nn la good standing always wsteom O. P. LEWIS, W. P. B. r. OOODatAN, W. Sec Phono II 1S8. FERN ISLAND GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. Dl Owen. Prop. Pboao tni Cut Flowers PotUd PUnti hincral Dwliru Wedding Boqihtts ust received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kimda. Alee on sale at : The Rote Confectionery EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN One vote with each 5c purchase; 25 votes with each $i.oo purchase at Johnson's Drug Store Phone 31 North Roseburg, li. J. DennTransfer Company Household goods, plauo. baKKags. lumber, wood ond a Rnneral transfer business. FlagKage cheeks called tor 11 goods carefully handled. Chargit reasonable. Office phone, 102; residence phons. 1 &-!.. Rc auburn, Oregon. AUTO TRANSFER J. F. CLEM :TS, Prop. Phono 70. or lnava orders at J. H. lykes' run store New York Cafe Chan Jo, Proo. OPEN DAY A-MI NIGHT. Urals at All Hoars. Regular Meals 2i CnU Chicken Dinner rfemdsys. from 12 Noon to I P. h. Chop Buey, Noodles, fresh Oys ters, Pish, Etc., all tbe Urns. Cor. Jackson A Washington 8ts stock of fancy and itapU Broecrlci always on hand at tha WEST SIDE GROCER.Y Is the best money can buy and In addition to right prices we guar antee the quality. Save time and money by trading with ns. DO WELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE. IRCFESSIONAL CASDS The Coming Event? Visitors Coming here from Everywhere. T yV ! V'V'i The Strawberry Carnival Now, everybody altogether, let's tasks this ths biggest and best Car nival aver held la Roseburg. Wo will 4s our part. Phosa your orders ts 79, aad ths Rosebnrg sjtssra Laun dry will ks rsers Jehaay oa ths spot. Rare It Ifnsdaras sew - ths time Is short. May 19-20-21-22-23-24 Sir PAT You Don't Have To Co To Sea To See for Cement Colverta, Otnent Hewer Pipe, slsrs to ay) tarhrs. Cement balMlng foaadadon aad rhlmawf Moras. Cement sidewalna and content work of an kind. I bsrs firs o' sli houses I will sell cheap, aa I want ts nse tbs money In othsr buslnsss. Baa my burglar-proof window lock. Its O. K. ftee Pat's Elastic roof paint for losky roofs. We build, mors or repair yonr bonaes. Business buildings s specialty. Over forty years experience In building. CONTRACTOR A Nil BUILUER F. F.PATTERSON Commercial Abstrafl Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc.1 WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance MO- PERK I.N Bl'ILDIHO Conveyancing ItOaKBVRO, ORKGO.1 U G. HICIU BCRVBOH. I Pettdao Bide. Roavbtng, Ova. ILRERT 8. IIUKY OPTOMETRIST HI W. CA?8 8T toseburg ... Orogoa am. 8KBLY, METHER, at 8TBWART naiatelans aad Bafoaa. tulto of OCftosa Rear Doagtaa Na- Nswal Bank, Groans' Floor. Phons 167. R06EBURS .... onseoN JtTRUON A. PORT Torsi Stadlo lit Bast Cass Street Phono 11-J. ROflBBDRS, OU SUM. CHaRIJCH 8. UEUtLANB PUaoforto lasurafcts Musical KUdergarteaxw stndlo: 411 Blla St. Phono ll-R. MUM MARIS W. WALSH Teacher of Piano Btadio No. m W. Douglas BL Phoae 3I-L. RoMkurg, Oreon. (MAoa Hoars: Phones: 10 ss II . so. Otflooi Mala If 1 I to 4 p. m. Rea: Mala ITS OR. LVOBTTA SMUH, PnjatclaB . Woman aad Children Dlseaasa a Specialty Ofnaa, Masonio Bldg., Second floor. O. R. GVIiUOlf, M. D. Praotlos Limited to ths Boa, Bar, Hoso aad Throat OradoaU Nnrss Attsndlng. 10 White Tsmpla BUOBNB, ORB, LODGE CARDS A.P. A. M. LAUREL LOIKIB, No. IS. Regular meetings oa tbs second and fourth Wednes lays ot esch month at Masonio Tem ple, corner Jackson and Cass. Sojour ners Invited to attend. J. W. GROVES, W. M. W. V. HARRIS, Sea. B. I'. O. KLK8, Roseburg Lodge, No. 326 Holds regular communi cations at tbe Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All .members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to at tend. A. C. SKKLV, K. K. 11. C. SLOCIJM. Secretary. DKORKK OF HONOR, Mystic Lodge No. 13 Meets 2nd and 4th Mon day evenings ot esch month In the Odd Fellow's Temple. Visiting members are cordially Invited to at tend. ADA LAMPSON, C, ot H. K. II. I, KNOX. Rec. MAUO KIRK. Receiver. 1. O. O. V., Rising Star Lodge No. 1T4 meets In the Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. R. C. AGUE. N. O. W. S. POWKLL. R. S. M. FICKLE, F. 8. I. O. O. F., I'nlon Encampment No. 9 Moetj in Odd Fellows Temple every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. E. N. EWART, C. P. J. K. PICKENS, R. S. JAMliS EWART, F. S. I. O. O. V., PliUetarlan lodge No. Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, eorner Jackson and Cass Sts., on rlsturday evening of each week. Heathers of the order In good stand ing are Invited to attend. J. C. MULVEV, N. O. M, M. MILLER. F. 8. V. S. FRENCH, R. 8. O. E. H., Kooobaric Chapter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st anil 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting membora In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. MRS. NORAH FLINT, W. M. KHKK JOHNSON. Sec. IX)VAL OltllKH OF MOOSE, Rose burg I,odge No. 1037. Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock tn Mnccabeo hall. All visiting brothers Invited to sttend. P. K. FOSTKIt, lilctntor. H. O. PAKUETER, Secy. KKItKKAIIH, Roseburg Rebekah j l.odce, No. 4 1. I. O. O. F. Meeta j in Odd Fellows Temple every I Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters : and brethren Invited to attend.' MRS. O. L. WR1UI1T, N. O. MISS ANNA FERGUSON, Sea. MRS. LULU L1NDSEY. F. 8. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meeta on the 1st snd 3rd Mondsy evening of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit ing members In good standing are Invited to attend. MRS. MINNIE MATHEWS, O. N. CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. 125 Meeta In tbe Odd Fellows' Hall In Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. .Visit ing neigh mrs lways wsloome. J. A. BUCHANAN, 0. "a M. U. MILLER. Clerk.