TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ?0, 19?1.
K08EBURQ NEWS-HCVieW.
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SAYS SERMOW WAS
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MATHEWS iloTuit X-CHANGE R(.v . p Jenkins motored to
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EDMONDS FOOT-FITTERS
STYLE SERVICE COMFORT
A Style for Every Foot
DUDS FOR MEN, Inc.
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
HIE
ttly Assnrlatril I'rMi.)
. SAI.EM. F-b. 20 A clause author
ifcinrj tho governor lo call n special
election ni it November for a refeien
flum nn the Income tax is to be in
cluded In the compromise bill pending
In the legislature today.
Tlio senate late yesterday adopted
n memorial asking tho government to
transfer Ran Inland at thn mouth of
the Columbia back to tlin mate.
The sonnte killed tho Htird bill pro
hibiting distributors from fixing mo
tion picture admission prlceH.
MrMnhnn' bills fixing I bo tuition
foe nt the mate Institutions of higher
education were killed bv tbo house.
The next L. F. T. dance will
be held Wednesday evening,
February. 21. K. of P. Hall.
(tly Associated Press.)
riOSTON. Feb. 20. The eon
fumptlon of wool and stocks, of wool
on hand ore near pre-war conditions
the National Aaaoclatlon of Wool
Manufacturers was told at the an
nual meeting today by Secretary
Humphries. While the total con
sumption of wool Is normal compar
ed with litis, the consumption of
domestic wool Is distinctly higher.
UMPOUA BROCCOLI EXCHANGE
MEMBERS:
We are now ready for business. Bring
your Broccoli to our new warehouse
adjoining Roseburg Ice Co., corner
Spring and Short streets.
' r - .- . "T.-!fi.H(l".'(STTs;vri
FOSTER BUTNER, Manager.
Silk and Wool Hose i
All shades and sizes, $1.39, $1.69, $1.98
Silk by the Yard for Lingerie
The Specialty Shoppe
235 North Jackson
DANCE!
Wednesday, Feb. 21, at Community Hall, Sutherlin K
v
Umpqua Five Orchestra
S Special Features
gj Big Time Don't Miss It Lunch Served
Tiikrts $1.10. Tax Included
I IBER.TY THE ATE R
ONLY FlllT-Cl.AlM SHOWS AND AT 10c AXD Ifle
TODAY and TOMORROW
"Thorns and
Orange Blossoms"
A Preferred Picture
From the Novel of Bertha M. Clay
A Gasnier Production
Director of "Kismet" and "Rich Men' Wives"
with
Kenneth Harlan, Edith Roberts and All Star
Rarely is a picture seen with such rich mountings.
Artistic color titles of unusual effect.
The old popular novel brought up to date in every
.way, even lo the radio requiring an important part.
The lavish production of the year.
1 It having been my great privilege to
hear Dr. Price preach thai master
piece of a sermon entitled "The I'ot
ter and the Clay, or iirogen Vessels."
lust.Sun day evening. 1 shall herewith
endeavor to share my good fortune I
with those not so privileged.
Jeremiah saw In the potter's house
the lesson which the children of Israel
needed and so he went out to give it
to all who would receive It. I believe
hat the children of Israel met In
their lives the children of Cod today
meet in tbelrs. I am glad we have
the Word of the Ixird today which
comes to us with power. One voice
which you should hear above every
other in the world is the Word of
(iod. It Is the final court of authority.
It Is God's own voice coining down
the ages with the same force as it
hail long ago. It came to Jeremiah,
telling him to "arise and go down."
and He Is saying the same to you. If
you are going to come up you have
to go down. I believe we have to die
to this old world before we can re-:
celve anything from the Ixird. Now!
Jeremiah might have begun to argue
wilh the Lord and say, "Let the pos
ter's bouse come to me." God will
never come to you unless you firat
come to Him. You must knock at His
door before you will get In. Multi
tudes have not entered because they
would nut go down. The Lord prom
ised him If he would go down then he
would come up. Ho Jeremiah arose
and went down and he saw a vessel
which was marred on the wheel. Hut
the potter did not throw it aside. No,
he took It on the wheel and made it
another vessel. I do not believe in
the teaching that It you make a wrong
step or go astray. He will abandon
you. 1 went to the potter's house and
1 saw cold, dirty clay with rocks and
other foreign substances. "What
bench are you on, clay?" "Well, I
am on the mourner's bench." Per
haps the clay would say to me, "1
dou't like to be on this bench. I
want to take all the grit und other
foreign substances out of myself be
fore 1 go up to those high places."
No. you Just lie there anil let the
poller do it. That Is His work. "Just
as I am." That is the way we have
to come to Jesus, and we will find
that the blood of Jesus will wash
our sins away. The clay went Into
the fountain, where it was cleansed
and softened. At the mourner's
bench they begin to cry and the old
stony heart Is softened and God
gives them a "heart of flesh." The
j next bench Is a wide and hard one.
I You are not going to have an easy
time. The Potter took It up and
banged It down on this and then on
' that side, and there was a hard bump
and the tears began to flow the
wutur begins to squeeze out of the
j cluy, Everything works together for
good to them now. You have to
hnve some sorrow, some perplexities.
it Is a part of the experience that
God gives to people to get them to
the places where they ought to get.
So, bang, there goes the paddle and
it hurts. And next conies the mold
ing. You say "I am going all the
way wilh you, Lord." The Potter
says: "Now I am going to mold you
as you are now soft. It is going to
be the Sunday School mold. Hut
the clay says "Oh, no, I don't want to
do that. I want to be an evangelist."
The Lord will make of you lust what
Ho wunts to make. Some are to he
evungellst and etc. And so the mold
Is cast on the wheel. Hut grit Is
found which hurts the potter's hand.
And so after conversion there are
many things which have to be taken
out of the Christian's life. He stops
the molding In order to take out the
grit, the temper, dancing, card play
ing, moving pictures, smoking, drink
ing, etc. "You deucons. what do you
think of my reference to tobacco?"
Yes, It has to go. You "ladles Aid,"
what do yon think of my reference
tw the moving picture show? Not
all the machinery in your life will
save unless you cut that out." You
say. you are willing to hnve them
taken out of your life. Now the
potter has finished the vessel and I
am congratulating myself that 1 am
through. There was Peter. I.ook at
hi to. The little maid sulci to him.
"You knew Jesus of Naiareth." He
said he did lint. Then she sagged
hlin on the other side "Yes you do
know Him." Why Peter, what made
you do that? "But I need some hard
ening proteaa." Anu so icier ac
knowledged that he needed some
thing, as well as the other disciples.
There was an oven and a fire and as
that oven door was opened 1 saw
fire and there was a rushing. mighty
wind, and those fires were raging
undtT there. The poller knew how
hot to muke the fire. Just as hot as
it was needed. There is no Doner
who hasn't got a fire. Hut now Hie
oven door Is opened, and you see
beautiful glossy vessels. "And now I
am all right'' said Peter no Peter,
you be vh refill. You remember how
you fell before the Utile servant
girl. Now look at Peier on the day
on Pentecost. Well, is he going tii
run? Ho goes to the fire escapes,
and he sees a lot of people, and says
"You want to know what Is the mat-
jt ter. Are we drunk? No! We have not
r. had time this Is only the third hour
of the day." Oh. never stop? Go all
the way. We have had too much
of this wlshy washy kind of Chris
tian life until the man on the outside
cannot tell the difference. There is
uo other way than the Holy Ghost
way. Since there Is no other way.
then let us go all the way with Hun.
The Saviour carried the truss all the
way and died there for you. We are
in different stages of the potter's
house. Some are ready for the wash
ing and some the mold. Can we aav,
"Not my way. but thy way Lord?"
God grant it.
There will be a Healing service
at J:S o'clock. The building will
he open for the High School students,
until seven o'clock, when others will
be admitted to fill the vacant seats.
LAl'KA U iAtTMAN.
Correspou lent.
; From Kiddle
J I Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 1'ord.rs ar-
rived In .own todav from Piddle to
f I attend the meetings at the Armory
LOCAL NEWS
American fence at Wharton Bros.
tonight.
From Ouklanil .
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Field, prom
inent residents of Oakland are spend-
... urs hi ...... ..line, ! jaokson
Club Will Meet
The Rom-burg Art Embroidery club
will meet Wednesday F'-b. 21. nt lb"
home of Mis. Hen Palm, at SoS X.
St.
I mi Looking Gls
R. A. Graham, well known resi
dent of Looking Glass. Is spending
a short time here today, looking af
ter various business matters.
Members Umpqua Broccoli Ex
change, bring your broccoli to our
new warehouse next Roseburg Ice
Co. corner Spring and Short atreots.
Foster Itutner, manager.
From Itl.l.Ue
R. A. Hersher of Riddle Is In our
midst today to enlov a recreation
and to attend the Price meeting this
evening.
Sues for Divorce
Mary E. Itryant today brought
suit In the circuit court aaginst
William 8. Itryant. alleging cruel
and Inhuman treatment.
Hark From California
Mrs. J. C. Householder, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ru
dolph Kohler In San Francisco, has
returned to her home in this city.
o
.Motor In
Mrs. A. S. Jenkins of Looking
Glass motored In from that vicinity
today to snend a short time visiting
with friends and attending meetings.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
ATTENTION!
The stated eovor.ition of Laurel
Chapter No. 31. will be held tonight
Feb. 20th In the Masonic Temple.
Work In the Royal Arch degree. Lunch
will be served.
Hy order of M. O. WALLACE. H. P.
W. F. HARRIS, Secy.
From Edt'iiliower
Mrs. Knte Fewell of Fdenhower
Is among the vj-dtors In Ro-o bur" to!
day. She will attend the Price
meeting tonight.
Motor In
Mrs. Frank ITawn of South TVcr
Creek motored to town today to be
smong those In attendance -at the
Price meetings.
VWtli.g
T)r. and Mrs. Ilacei nre In this city
today to spend eevral hours virltlng
with friends. They motored In from
South Deer Creek.
From South Dwr Crook
Mrs. Walter LeaVe of South Deer
Creek returned to her home there
this morning after several hours of
shopping In this city.
From Onklnnd
Mrs. George Stearns of Onkland
Is In our midst todav on business of
various tvnes. She wl'l return to her
home In Oakland tonight.
BOTTLE ON HIS HIP
The town cop todav arrested n man
with a smilo on his face and n bottle
on his hip. The smile proved to be
genuine and the bottle to contain
Doswell Mineral water.
t NEW TODAY S
WANTKD Clean rags. Ford Garage.
LOST Brown otter muff. Liberal re
ward. Return to this office.
WANTKD Good roll top desk if prico
Is reasonable. Foster Butner. I. O.
Box 1114.
FOR SALFi 1st class old growth fir
b'ock wood. 816 Winchester at. or
Phone 170-T.
FOR SALE TeamT" w-t. ahout sncn
Also wagon and harness. O. X. Wal
lace. Laurelwood Add.
FOP RFNT 3 rooin"furnlsl!odT)t.
Also 2 room apt. and sincle sleep
ing room. Apply room 3, Wainock
ApL
FOR SALECows. w-orlfTtrarns-drfv-
Ing saddle and naek horses, call and
see my large list of houses, and
farms. I cut prices. C. Merrill SOI
Mill at.
Motor In
Mrs Robert G"es of Fderhower
former resident of Itoscbiir-r. motor.
ed to town today to snend the day
in shopping and visiting.
From Cottage Grove
II. B. Tier, prominent rcoM.pt rf
Cottace Grove, Is In on' mb'st tod.iv
r.t Imnnrtant business. IIo will remain
hern for several days.
WASHINGTON
ADVOCATED SAUINC
Washington not only advocated i
ing. but he practiced it and UL
wealthy. Are you saving ," n,,?a
you could? An account wTh .J
Roseburg National Hank will Eiv0 u
greut fncouragemenu "eyoo
7. Iat' rest Paid on Savlnrs
Accounts
TheRoseburgNationalBaiir
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t LOCAL NEWS
Judd In Eugene
J. M. Judd of this city Is In Eugene,
where he Is nttending the convention
of the retail merchants of tho state.
Arrive Ilei
M. L. Brown, well known resident
of Camas Valley la spending a few
hours in Roseburg today, visiting
and transacting business matters.
Postmaster at Gardiner
Thomas W. Angus has been nom
inated for the office of postmaster at
Gardiner, according to a news dis
patch from Washington, D. C.
Attending Convention
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fisher nre
spending a few days in Eugene, where
they are attending the Oregon Stale
Retail Merchants' convention.
Motor In
J. M. Green, prominent resident of
Canvonvllle. moto-e.! to Rsehnr yes
terdiv to snend the dnv in this city
transacting business matters.
Motor Iii
Mrs. J. P. Denn of Camas Valley
motored to town yesterday to attend
the Price nietlngs nnd to visit sev
eral hours with friends and relatives.
Miller OKanopan. Tavl
U. I. Wardrlp, Cll.ncUle. ' A
From Sutherlin
James W. um . . .
among those who ,7fl
eieiuay on businMimj
From Myrtle Creek-
W. C. Valentin, u
of-town visitors fcm J
t-ii.in.i is in mis fiiToehfJ
"... . v,u, uuuia laa erst
From Canyonv'ille
. Mrs. Cora Biyiri, tduJ
ueui ui cH.ivonYiue. uiag.i
of-town visitors la this cut J
Beyers will motor back to ul
ion. iit.
Has Been Ill-
According to word mttej
w . jwgKs, iiiraieriT 01 But
been quite 111 with ritam'
pjisi iew niomns. l ney r.
siding in I'ortlatH. Mr
confined to his bed for ic
is now able to be up.
Me'or to RoFeburq
Bess A. Clnnch niolore.l In from
Canvonvllle yesterday to snerd qey.
oral hours here shonnlni and visitlni?
wilh friends and relatives.
Form frie
Mr P-M-id-on. rer-r,,-,, nnt-o nf
".c nrih Voatorn Drilling and
T.enstnw PvTtdlcptp bs moved to his
new offices In the Perkins building.
j J-ont Melrosf.
E. R. Finn Is among the ont of
town visitors In Roseburg today fr.
Finn will return to his home this
I evening after a few hours of busl-
! ness.
Hero From P.bl.l'e
Mr. nnd Mr. V W. Strickland,
nnd Mrs. F. TV TTnrr!ni-ton. were
FOR RAT.1? bronre lurkev h n. 2
toms. 3 Toulouse Cinders. Wrl'e for
iVi. . VV "VT"" "?V I among h o"t of town rel,'.nts who
-ii'ir rnu i, '. ir.-.n,r.is. mill '.arK I
i Cornish cockrels. J2 SO each. E. A
Kruse. Roseburg, Oreg.
VSED CAR BARGAINS
Hudson siv $225.
Overland fl touring.
Cadillac Four.
1!20 Ford Touring.
Two-thirds of Clotrne $25. I
C. A. I.OCKWOOO MOTOR CO.
MM.L'AVD FEMALE clerks, for
Postal Mail nnd Government De-.
partments. $120-1133 irmnthtv. Ex
perience unnecessary. For free list
positions now open, write J. Davis ,
(former civil Servlcf examiner)
tnni Fleming Bldg. Washington;
D. C. I
TO RENT ON FHARES -2U acre's of
lo-anherries li acres of strriw
berries. family orchard, small vine
van! ; 1 acre of enclosed garden
land: 15 or 2n acres to nlow or sow
Land Is all sub irrigated. Mod- j
crn 6 room house, hot Bnd cold
water. I will furnish, team, feed
nnd tools. A'so a rood woodcutting'
proposition 2'j miles nor'heast of
Roseburp. J A. Williams. Box 1121.'
Phone 3 F2 ;
motored to Poehnrg todrwto hon
and attend the Pr'ne eynncellstic
meetings. They reside In Riddle.
Return Homo
Mrs. 7. C. Brown nnd daughter.
Ruth, peeomnanied bv Mrs. Brown's
s'l-.r. Mri C. A. Haeon. nnd rous
t "T" eTntosh. returned to their
r . in ...j, rt- nfter several dav.
ti.-i.. in ,nnt town with friends
ad 'l.vive- Mrs. Bacon and lma
Voci be the guests of Mrs.
I'roA-n for several days in Roseburg.
Back From California
Jess Hicks and Charles Chowler I
havo relurned from Los .Angeles and I
other points In California. They ninde i
tho trip by automobile. i
From IVrtlite
Amos 0'. Buker of Perdue Is spend
ing a few hours In Roseburg today
atlonding to various b:.sines mat
ters, und visiting with Iiiends.
From Comas Valley
Bessie Hrown of Camas Vallev
Is among the out of town visitors I
in our midst today. Miss Hrown .
is spending the visit with friends j
and relatives. , I
From Canyonvilte
Mrs. Jennice DeWald of Canvonvllle
is among the out-of-town visitors in
Roseburg today. Mrs. DeWald Is
spending her time hero in shopping
nnd visiting.
25c
For a general trejtmotH
we recommnd
Rexall Laxative
Cold Tablet!
They are effect! a
feverisliness, headacfie.
culnr pains.
A laxat've to move
gently and a stimulati:
tion to give tone to the
You can use these lis
as a preventative oti
cold already started.
NATHAN FUI
THE REXALL
Perkins Building Rush
Attending Meetings
lira. M. C. Pond, of Sutherlin ar
rived In this city todav to sprtH th1?
day attending the Pri"o meetings.
She will return to her homo this evening
Visiting Here i
Mrs. Sydney Abbott, former! j
Miss Helen Guest of this city, ar
rived here yesterdny from her hoive
in Klamath Falls, and is the
boife guest of Mrs. Fred Schwartz
of this city. She will remain here:
several days after wli!eh sno wG! -return
to her home in Klamath
Falls.
Bov Is Injured
Rov Peterson of West Roseburg.
was quite seriously Injured Saturday
nirbt when h was struck bv a light
Ford truik. The vehicle passed over
him. the hov's !"g being onite btdly
bruised and crushed. His Inluries
are verv m'nful but nre not expected
to be serious.
THE WAV TO GET MONEYIs not j
to sit on a stump: Get a move nn
von. thats the secret of success.
Here is a roial onportunitv: Three 1
b.'ndred acres rf land: One hundred
ftftv acres of fine river bottom land ;
bordering on stream, part under Irri-'
ration, all rnn be: ditches now In.
free water, lots of It: two sets of;
rood bniblltii s: big dairy hirn: i
silo, other imnrovements: Seven-1
teen thousand feet new lumber roes j
with place: Five acres veunr bear-1
tng prune: fsmllv orchard:
limited out rnnge a.Hoinini': One i
thousand d. 'tiers oah balance of
fifteen thoT.-'t'nd r-pvable in twentv
years. I.AWRKXCE AGENCY, 125
Cass Str.et. Phone 219.
EVERY "SANE ly'SIVES VAN--!
Wants a f'ne country home; Here .. j
a proposition open for a limited
time, that rot onlv offers th com- 1 r
May Locat Here
G. A. Hunt, until recentlv of Port
land. Is snondlnc a few davs here w ith
a view of locMine in this viclnitv. Mr.
Hunt forerv ri,, i Astoia. but
moved to Pnrtinnd severnl ninths aco.
He Is a r-.rncr.ter bv trade and If
prospects of future worV sre found, he
will mnkp hi home here, ps he Is
trca'ly pieasel with a!; other conditions.
At The Crniul
Among those registered nt the
Grand hotel are: Ralph It. Mnupln,
Portland Thomas Veaeh. Portland: ;
Frank Williams, Portland; Amos O. 1
Buker, Perdue: J. W. Beasley, I
Drain: Mrs. .1. P. Denn. Camcs Vnl
ley; Bessie Brown, Camas Valley:
M. L. Hrown. Camas Vallev: I.eroy :
Meisben. Medford; G. Mo B. Kin-j
nlson. Mrdford; A. L. Adamson, Eu- !
g-r.e: T. M. Despot, Eu"one: Georre
Meson. Okagognn. Wash.; II. Bowl
es, ov -norm. Vflh : Donnld H K. I
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MRS. M.A.STm4
ON THE ORG'" J
MONDAY- TUESDM
Carl Uemmle
Preiefitl
Gladvs BrockwelK
Stuart Holma
fka nnutUal tO'f 1
woman who P
debt in " " fj,
found haDOine" '" J
most unexpeei"
Paid Ba
W,TH AN ALL-STAR C'l
Campbell C.
A FALSE ALA"
At the Uiel TV.tic'ns
! Ar-nrr tho--c regi.-ered at tlie TIo-
: 'el Do.l-l-ls nrn- p t) llnvv A'nlne-
C. H. c.irrv. A'birv; r C. Wl'li-ms'.
Los Angles- P. E. N'vren Port-il-nd:
Paul F.-klanr. Po-t'and: Free
I Fnrm-r F,ir"ni: Clnreece Gobeen.
Fngenr- ii. H. IVr. Coare Grove-
Mr. and Mr. y, vrlchsnn. s...
is'tl"; G. Edltind. Portland: G. S.
1 Karnev, V enlist or. OVabntna: Mr
i and Mrs. c. H Puch.-n. Seattle nnd
i E. I.aing. Portland.
'wnt7assTtsTsw
MRS. GEORGE BERRY
ON THE ORGAN
At Th Umpqua
Anions those rerist.ro,i )( tn -,,tel
Hav-s yon heard the news? It In
rlnl.'d daily In th Koscbjrg Nvws-
Ueview.
but provides sufficient Inconie
ca-e for the rtre with hired he'n.
and the f.il! living expense nf the
familv and then some: Besutif.i!
r.Oflern home, ftsth. toi!et. electric
I'rhts. fire pisce. sb-Tpin- r-r-rch-Beaut
ifvt trove, other Itnnrove
rnnts' Fl'teen -ir-rs finest benring
nr-mes in en.--.tv. borders on r'ver;
f:fteen --nietrs driv fmm rur
".--r ' P-Iee rf f-ffn thipr enmn'ete
fifteen theurjird. 1'r'f cph Whv
snend b"" w,r.ep fnr T 4 'n
town" LAWRENCE AGF.ATY, 12.".
lass Street, Phone 21.
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D. Weir, Corvnllis-Vsrl a
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Portland; and L. C. Wilson. Salem. '
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TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
THOMAS MEIGHAN
"The Man Who Saw Tomorrow'
Cast Includes
THEODORE ROBERTS. LEATRICE JOY,
EVA N0VAK W T-
A Gorqeoua Adventure Romance That ' ,,-
Stories in One. You'll tee Tommy Fae ng i ,1.1
a Bewitchina South Seas Girl.
Society's Heights with a Titled Eng
ny r5-" - - jcin
You'll See H
nglish BeMe.Wcla
society Heights with a Titled tni'" ,M
the Year' Most Original Lov Story Perfect
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