Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1913)
i "T.y- -J'i tifej-.r.'-r" i .. r' " 6V si 's, : t .(: I' ST . ft nwiiinia compaxy. kir. Ortrm Pnal. Baaoaa-Claie Matter. WUOUUtLY. PAJLT 7 Buil a. Ulml aafc. 6attVeaa)Oj ..., "..'na-WTOBLT :SSS tk OCTOBER 20. ' t. m" " ' 11 . .... . . ' ST. ' ... ,.r. .,- " , . mm.r'vmuHm Dmiw aMgnMaa- ivtt - ? , gs: tebh Mtf .ty X 1 thm i i ' . ..Ai b ii ... - , : ..... c :. : a?r ' : : t.x;v rtrA-i MurniVM WAOK oniKiw. RrcnUtloaii Aimlr Only i-oruaM I Pay I n HUle. ' ORKOON CITY, Or.. Oct. 16 - I. 5L.?UEd,tor pjMI Inform ine If n propoMU and uggeitlonn re Mtly mad h th i i.. J0" "Uto-wlde In their acope or ' n . "ppl oai to I"" city of "OVtlftBd, , Wh4n doea the minimum wogu low ?tlviT AIo. the eiKlit- 'w propoaed by the Com- mlaaloaT - " th employe! of any of Hip different llnea of trade exL-epted, or :! the two measure! above Intended to cover all line all over the lute? WILLIAM JANIN. Raplrlna; to the above queries, wraajaauui aaya: After November 23, 1913. the minimum wace In Portland merran Ul aUbllahmenta for adult woinon worhera ahall be $9.26 a week; the noara aball not be longer than elghi hoara and to mlnutea daily, or no hoar a week for inch workers, and they ahall not be employed after 6 p. as. at anr day. Attar November 10, 1913. the minimum wace for women In Port , laad; jMaaafaetaring establlahmenu ehail .be l.4 a week; the noon FcrKccd Health EibflVgltM Arm More Keen aim Reapond Quickly to Help. Don't Wait For Wet Feet HIPPEWA French Kip heavy shoes for men Misses and Childrens Rightway School Shoes, Gun Metal and Patent ' Kippendorf Dittmans Line of Ladies Shoes R. L. STEPHENS THE SHOE MAN Ntxt Door to the Post Odice Repair Work Neatly Done Prevent them. It will rain some this winter better be prepared Buy Cood Shoes. We sell better quality than any other place and for less. Don't wait, come in and see. Photo copyright by AniflHrrtn Pros Anfmclatlun. Opening of the Panama Canal Working the Leaves of an Emergency Dam. ' In rime of nrrinVnf becnine of pntivt liolnir nunuifil by ships there nro eincrgoney (tarns which mny lie lirtijr!it into iif- nt (iwo. The turn In tin plmtti aiv "iiorutlim tho neot'SHiiry mnrhlnery. lunch period wliall not 1m- W-h iliau 4.'t nilii ii uiitl I lit- limirs lnv mH'Ii women w orki'rs shall n it h i.i.m (linn Hint hours a d.iy : I l.n.tis n ' week. i Alter OrtnlitT 4. I I ut MliliT IK In Hie unite of Ori-Ku:;, mii )loyt'd In uiiy inaiiut.Hiiiiiiij; i: iin-r- j -anil le t'ltti'ihllcUiiit ii', m ill. H tv, In-Hsmiiliitii; or li.itnln'ssm s!mi. iiiutidry, hotel or ni;ni!;uit. h ! -ihoiH' or It ra i'n .si.ih,i-luii-i.t nr ifTli'i' hIiiiII Im iiii;iIo ii mnn' i Ii :; il 'iK hi hours iiml L'o iuiit;ih-s tl.-i: t.r ! u lioiiiH a iA't ri ; no 1 u , K : nuler IS hIi ft 11 lu ciiiih. . il in : n if them1 ini'ii pillions aWi-r ti i m. Tin' mint iinitii ui'pi- lot i;,:!s 1. ' ; Mi Illlll I S III llii-p nr- i; :i tin i -.'i;!! h $1 a d;i. ct i-'t tit !i n ;u ! rilllKi'd hV" Hit' linlusii ial f 1.:iv If m r down with rhfumntlum: If yon eUwvw. (Ml chlllo.l, r thok.-, with catarrh, bar a cousb, or your kin la plMUMf aad Irrltatad with nrnli, .K.'iit. or uy other blood dlaH'rdrr Jmt r.-uu-iu kr that all ih Ills of lit rtiiiu' from Im pure blood. And ou ran randy give y-nr Klo4 a good thorough clrauklng. a built KV taftlag i. B. H. There In no n'l Ur aafifow to be dpondint ovrr th llln.'-N of blood TaiparlUra. No mattrr how brolly Ike attach the try it era. or bow unsightly luieana tbe akin, Just remember there U M iMTfMlirtt B H B. H. that ao allmu lateabe cellular ttsmiea throughout Ihn t)o4 ttut earb part aelecta Ha owd ra wavflal smtrlBMBt from the blood. TkiM BMaaa that all decay, all break, tear doara of tbe tlaauea, la rhe-knl ami alFwarb beglaa. Ij. H baa an. h n iYeearife thilr mutual welfare and atTnnl , pilvoii iin-tii in i'n1 id W raper relatlva aaalatanre to eaeb ' ''II' h' Mum t -tt -l.i aav years people relied upon m.t , Iodide of Potaan. Araeolc. 'riiyale;." ' ' 1" uul.. !.i Cattutrtlca and Iope" aa ri'mcriti-a ir a ml imp -1 - on m.-n : i blood alrkneea. but now the pure tnt'tablo , , rl B. B. 0. la tbelr aafegiiard. Yo caa gt 8. H. 8. ta any drag air o- iMt tmaiat Boa baring It. And you nhonltl take "cKIice by permitting anyone t I 'f '"r recaBBMad a anbatltute. Ami It $iir'dox on nn I !. :; blootf coodltloaj la aujh that .m would thi-iii. no mil t' r b, ('oimiiiKriitiii for leariMMH. Tin-re Is thi I IliH nt;ile-w(h i i!ini: ' mi liilo . IT. . ! fur t: I: I.- I'til MiHIil III' t i ;itll lie t until NdM iiit-r j ,, i i : : The on til in.,; l.invrt ui 1 'i 1 i luip'er After sth h ..: 1. r h!i;iM Im titil.ittlnl !m: ill tile Stale nl Hi, ;:,,! .il hv. to l.ill to oli.e:e t lii'tvw H h. ii ml any i ;. !al. SlM l!. 1- !' r.! ,:i Kuilti of a 1 1 ,v ! ite.i t'Oll It I It'll tile- .') ' hy a fine ot tuii i. -.s t ii.- ilollars i i n.a- nio . Iiiimln-.l .I.iII.m . i 1 . I'lHii-es tA.epli, II 'In-: a'hl i to lilt SACRIFICES NOT REQUIRED BY GOD Sacrifices Under Jewish Law and Tii3ir Antiiypes. Pastor RoHtell's Preaching Why Not "Fashionable" Why It It Doctrinal. Titinj God'o Word Unrequired and I Undesirable Sacriflcea Acceptable Garnfices The Rcwarda of Accepted fxicrinrra The "Bettor Sacrificea." i p i i ' U l.e f-.ili. I (: ; r :" - Wi Wiishlnu'ton. I) r., tet. vx - Ww ii'iovt one of I'mm lor IIilFsrll's tils eimrsej for toxlay f rn ui I lie toNt. SiutUIi-os nihl ir ferlnii lllltl hlll'lit tip'oi hips t'lid of ferine for hI ii Tin nt woiililst ii it. noil li er hniNl .liisiiro therein: wM.-h ini ollrivl hi the Uiw."- ijtil Is np":i :illilnti il me I the inee!.." Tho M-iM-!itnml;tnl v. I I. followetl. lie not eMiHlilerlii to Improve u preiif-hhi'-' w-is al trln.il line, he. . i ITS were io::;!l.-' The Idvlne i'. ii heintifiM in l' .- i "tloslre tlie sine. r whereas mt' ;i :i feed Upon st- :. ' run f itNfy .'. Ini: lifter rk-! t.-: Unrequired nnd l TlH' P. Ml or i ! Si. Pinil is o:, Psalm. T;t. II.mI ,loel:ir Law, wlin Sill. t ele Clirlst Is tin t the i llloV; :iti. I n '' I' fori mr. t ." .1. i t d "Bt'.i-r Sacrifice!" Plural. t or r:-iell remliuled his hearers VI t!i-' Atoii-inent Due. snerlllecs p?!ir::l. and that the Apostle ;s ..f "hetter mi er Hh-es (hnn i . -,." TliN "iit'ie lesson he deelnrtMl . mt forth elsewhere In rVrtptiirn: in:e'v. that f-.iin the beirlnnlni: it liail .en (lie Id vine piirjmse. t'hnt our Lord i.n'M l-ivi nssoclntes. who would .. t'ir't:-'!i simllnr cxperlenoos. Tl;e I'.i-t'T i-HimI mnny Rripttirul r-i-iT- f this assertion. Christ Is !! "lie i'::';'Iii of our k.i! vat!'n." CrM' t-TO'iiTi," the "Illirh Pries! our T 'le-xpin. itf. 'j )( Church . i'i- under priests, now Kaerllleliis. pr rii!'; as lie did, for the "Jorlotis lute work. These priests St. Peter !es ti Koyal Priesthood. hrcnusQ v v.iil li ne kindly power comhlml U prleviiy service. Hcly and Acceptable Sacrifices. Pallor Kussell next explained why NricJ's Ai'inetiient Day Maori (Ices were nei-ely types. Tho Lnw read. "A :i:in's llff fr n man's life." Hence h .l: U and a .pint could never ho ne :'! il'le to tlod as n suhstltutlonary :n-iil'ce f--r Ada tn and his filthily. Then llic Pastor demonstrated that 1 pt-cj aied Jesus with nn neceptahlo 'I- nal our Ird "offered up Htm an ai ct ptjihle sacrifice Dlvlue la'iee was manlfcstoil: At aVMi" eoi.secrali ni, hy llic Im vtrt.L-i .ti ..f the Holy Spirit: O i:v .Ic.in' rusiiiTiftlnti. hiirn of spi.ii . u'I'ii'y and immortality la llic Aloneiiieiit ra.v sncrlHce an oil'erlii"; of n bullock, rep -i.iiiii: .le-ns' dei'.th, sti there was n iii-epic:it offering of n pout, typify ing the i 'hurt-It's sacrifice. .I.'vik' sa -iilice continued durlnc the Mree and a half years of His niti;itry. ai:d ended witli Ills d .'iith. Forty days ifier. II- iisci nded on Hiu-h. Then lie n. :t'.' :ipp:)r-iti ui of the merit of Ills "iK ii'i e en h-half of nil who de-Ire to !i iw,. u;s r otstep followers. T'i"-e in the upper room nt Peiite- re i!e first to he becotten of the W. H. RICHARDSON Bonds, Securities and Investments A Sound Investment l hauo licloil " n0l) Flr8t M"rtage 7 Bonda, I HdVc Llolcll jiiLTcsi payable neml-anDualljr. Denominations ,500' lust 1tht tor ",v,!tor, of 'ma" Sew Income bearing property worthmore than twice the amount of theautborlsed bond laaue. AIko iii'rsonally secured by peraoua ofunqueatloned rcsponsibllltr. I'roiierly Insured In favor of the bondboldera In i -u-ess of the Issue. Insurance Sinking fund I'.i. i.'.J to retire all bonda wbendue. meet nil Interest obligations with CASH. Also to If you have funds to Invest It will pay you to Inyeatlfate tbla fine offering nt once. ('nil on or write to V. II. Richardson, 217 Perkins Bldf., Roseburg. If your money isn't earning as much as 7 per cent you are looseing money. AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. I Dally atagea and autot for Hirsh Meld and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millweod, leaves 0. W. Rapp'a grocery a to re, in Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the line. Have Arundel tune It. I 1 S;.;rH. :ir.il to licoomo iict'cptiltile ;i. Since then, otbers Il:l v- lu'en . .1 Ti- mii -vory n:iti'n. S"nn tlu immlx-r of su.-li s:!crilk'- .r!.i. a-!l have ntni li-twl tlu . r i :,.t-t l.i.yntiil I In- v.'il forth ',.. ' I .--J -I;' II I Illr:iliMP will lw .i.!-.-l .'r the liliwlns .'f all. win BMfr. iUaau. Ua. postoffice. ili .. ii . Iili 111 ll'Xt. I In- l'li .. .1, .1 111.' llll.M loS 'f tllOSl' Wll.i t . - .Iocs not 1'ivarli 'TnIili'li ,. !-. Mi .lii,-: li nf Irailiut; im.i -ttl.ti'S. ilUsollatlolis Oil M'ii'tl .. Oil II,' ill U. Ill'ltlT llulli lilt- ...'t. tliM-oUI'S.'S Oil lllti-lll . i In- so. -In I in II. I'tiv Ills I'i'i'ly ho ii.'s a illlivri'iit oi'illniit r.- i.ls. I'llo Si'llit of II"' 1-okI no. iv raoo. rur:' . r si'.'I'ii t i . :i t'l' t liili til,' I'l.c I III,' I .,'(:" ' Iiniis !:. -I hi M will. II lo i":o I' I'illll ! i M. lit'.-o. til It ! t 111 .'H't I liil.hiL- in put lot,' i Woinon Who tict li.y. vom;in who Is troubli'J with : ili..y spi'lls, liac U.u-hi. i Koakui'sa. debility, rotistl-! ii o: k;ilni'.v troubli'S slumlil uno K.tli'ni'. They gHe relief iiotbitiK else will, Iiiiprovo the !:. a.lillnt; strength and vigor , t:. first ilos-e. Mm. I.aura of Avora. I.a., says: 'l-'oiir i- i.il civi-n me tt ni'.d my .ili I all mv frletlils wen : r n o lo ilii. when my ."on '. !!-.ti I use Kleetrli Hitters. I :n:,l tliov have ilotie me a I ,.' c.Mi.l." ' .lust try them, 'l : ' ;ii nit ilniBulsts or by mall. I ' ; a & Co.. 1'hiladeluhia or THEATRE OCTOBER 22 The Greatest Play of the Day "THE LURE" The Famous White Slave Drama Inilon.oil by I rellli'lliloilrl the rniti'il States White Slave Commission. The No" York kiii'i.auu u'lii... 1. nnw runnfnr at laxlll" Klliott's theater tn rn,l..!l uri ilnrlnr than mure thrilling than 'Within the Law.' " The K, st Wi Curtain Rises at 8:30 p. m PRICES Tickets on Sale at Box Office, Oct. 20 50c-$1.50 FOR Homesites with BOWER a conveniences in I Gaddis Plat "A" Now Open for Sale A limited number only, of lots will be sold at prices now quoted. Standard Oil Company will build soon, other developments in a short time. KIIMII Call on w. C. GADDIS, Corner Lane and Stephens Sts. tr;. """TT : r t