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HOSEHJRO NEWt-RgVIEW. FRIDAY, 0:TOBER J6. 192J. PACE THREB YH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE Id's Largest Factories We Off jr America's Standard SHOES Vtter Shoes for Less Money )ES $4 $5.00, $6.00 MEN'S SHOES Serviceable 5 ADIES' I KID SHOES NKIDSHUt.3 K SLIPPERS kEN'S SHOES $1.8S, $2.45, $2.95, $3.43 LADIES' PATENT" ONE-STRAP SLIPPERS $2.95 $5 LADIES' PATENT SLIPPERS SUEDE SLIPPERS in Black or Ercvn bseburg Booterief I IRVIN BRUNN 1 SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET JNS BUILDING , CASS STREET 5 2P0Ut-THE CHRIST CHILD "To you is born this day, In th. City of David, Saviour which It Chrlat th. Lord." i May Ihe peace of the shepherd' vigil, Th. joy of the angel's son. The meekness i( wise men kneeling lie with you the whole day long. Luke 2:11 Copyright, 1921 J. A. R. E wniTPi M. K, Church, squill. Main and Orchestra before the lllble achool Lane streets; Stewart O'Doll, pastor, and evening services. Sunday si hoid at 9:45 under the lU- . , , , L 11 " ""I'erintenrt-: Klrst M- K fhurrh. ..... ii.s is io oe rauy uay, ami nil school meets The Sunday a. m. The a ii A ,, nre niemoers, ana tlio.se morning sermon theme Is "Forsaken who otic lit to be members, are urged r Men." Come and develop your i '"""J" : A "l,"r' P-"Ktm will be ! r).iiRiol,, nfe In a spiritual manner, given following tho reiuilar classes, mood music. The Junior Epworlh I lie eleven o'clock hour will be giv- ' League will meet at 3: no p. m.. top en to the observance of "Children's i0, -what every Methodist child e. k which Is heiiur observed should know." The Intermediate and tiroiiKhout the nation. Sengs, spec- genlor Kpworth leagues will meet at rii.l music, and several short talks s.llv p. in. The evening sermon upon sui.jccts related to childhood ' ,heme is "The Modem Prodigal.' will be the main features on tho pro- ! (-omH aIld ear ahout this Interest iam at tills time. Tho Junior mls-ji11K personage. Ma.be he is a rela sionary society will meet at 2:30 p. j ,ve of yours. Mission study and m., at which time the pastor wiirpriiyer meetin on Wednesday eve-pna-h rt Calapooln. Epworlh Lea- nllg, A oordlal invitation is ex-cm- at :30. At 7::!0 the pastor will tended to all. Joseph Knotts, pastor, preach upon the subject: "Our Child-, ; ren. Kvery person in Roseburg 1st inter sted in some way in the child- ', ren of our generation. Attend these services and show that vou are not - l.d food and fancy work r club. Saturday, uci. rg Grocery. t LOCAL NEWS 4V444444 v....c Ranker Iisswell, prominent Yon calla business man, was iu lloseburg today on business affairs. hl-kt:ig your responsibility, by plac- I lag It upon someone else. The hidies' missionary society will meet Thurs day afternoon, and choir practice will be held a! the usual hour Friday eve- i:ond8 are chosen rJi extreme care buy the better miles only SGE BLOSSOM KOTNTINUS VAN'S GIFT SHOP . Jewelers I I LZ Mrs. A. F. Stearns, who is a resl- Ident of Ouklsnd, was over today shop- 1 prflg und visiting with friends. Mark Tisdalo, prominent Sutherlin banker, spent the day in this city transacting business matters. George Trask was in town today j from Myrtle Creek, shopping and at tending to other business matters. Mrs. Margaret Hunan was in town today (rum Harden Valley, shopping i and atteudliig to other business. C. A. McGee, a resident of Oak j land, spent several hours in town I today attending to business affairs. Fred Verrill, who is a resident of Kdenhower, spent several hours in I town today attending to business' I matters. The I'resbyterlnn Church. Lane and Jackson streets; L. Uowrlng Quick, pastor. 9:45 a. in., llible school, 11. L. Eddy, superintendent. Classes for all. 11:00 a. m. morning worship. Junior service. Sermon topic, "The angel In the way." 3:00 p. m., Junior and intermediate En- deavor. These two splendid orgnnls (Fly I'nltml Pro.) 4 YREKA. Calif., Oct. id. Word 4 wus awaited here from the lead- 4 4 eiti of the Hsse believed to he 4 close uH)ti the heels of the four 4 4 nien suspected of being the ban- 4 4 dits who held up the Southern 4 4 Pacific express, killing four train 4 men. The posse plunged into the 4 4 wilderness , la&t night when 4 4 word was received that a forest 4 4 ranger had come upon and was 4 4 lollowing the quartet. 4 4 4 (Putted Press.) WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. "Tho rep arations situation has become distinct ly more hopeful" David Lloyd George declared following a close study of press reports Indicating that Premier Poincnre. would approve a commission of exH'tts to study the problem pro vided It were chosen by the repara tions commission. o EXTENOS HER VISIT Madame lsis in Roseburg 2 more days. Madame lsis has had so many caltt and appiiointnients that she has been forced to extend her visit two more das, and will be In town Sunday and Monday. There is some time for ap pointments on these two days. Call or phone Grand Hotel, l'hone 15. Madnme Isis office hours are from 1 to 6 and 7 to 9. nln. Prayer mee'lng at 7:30 Wed- I atiUns for children are under the care nosd.ay evening. The service will be ; of efficient workers. 6:30 p. m.. --inducted by the Kpworth League. I young people's meeting. Topic. "How Our attendance upon this service is can we an8wer those who sv that increasing. Let all those who j proliltiltion cannot prohibit?" All bat they ought attend next Wednes-1 young people are Invited to attend day evening. j an(j tae active part In this service (The evening service opens with a 15- Tlie Klrst llnplist Church, corner minute gospel song service. SVe want Lane and Rose streets, H. 1,. Cald- you to worship with us. well cilniiter. The church school at S : 4 r. a. m., O. 1. Coshow. Buperin- Lutheran Ser i,-e. I .."leri" er. endeiit. A well planned school with ' vices in tlie Episcopal parish house. the purpose of Bible study for a lar- corner Cass and Main streets, Suti-i-er development of life and charac- day afternoon at 2:30. G. W. Hoff ter. The classes and studies are man, minister. ' adapted to the age of the student, j o , All are provided for. If you are COOKED FOOD SALE not elsewhere enrolled you are in-1 . - vited to be with us. 1 1 :00 a. m., the All kinds of cooked food on sale morning worship. Messaee by the Saturday. Oct. 27 all Vosburg and pastor. Special music. This Is a-wiard grocery. Hod and Gun Club, worthy service which will profit you. - o The public always welcome. 6:30 p. 444444444 4 44444 4444444444 in., the young people's meeting; I.o.i- r ur.Trl IDDIIMIC 4 ise Jennlnss, president.. This is alZ HUltL, AKKIVVLO i 444444444 4444 EIGHT KILLED II I C. S. Carnes. who is a resident of 1 Carnes, inotortd into town today and spent some time attending to bud! ness matters. Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Barton stopped in this city and upent several hours on their way to Portland, llev. and Mrs. liarton are from Medtord. Mrs. Vincent Preseher of Wilbur underwent an operation this morning I at Mercy hospital. Drs. Sether and Stewart were atrenuing surgeons. fHV-J'-'HlIC IFECTION f Heaters h mil's I Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Evans, who are on their way to Medfurd from Cor vallis, stopped in this city and spent several hours today. Mr. and Mrs. Evans are making the trip by motor. The file department was called out twice last niifht, once for a chimney fire at 414 North Jackson street anil again for the switchboard fire t.t tin electric sub station. mm f Xi &5 lip? I L. S. Hopfield. foimer resident ol this city, who has been visiting ir. i San Francisco stopiied in tins city on his return to his home in Portland , and visited with friends. group of alert and sincere young people. They are good to be with. If you are young yoj are invited to be in the meeting and to be at hom there. 7:30 evening worship. Mes 3ae by the pastor. A series of ser mons will be begun on tho theme "What It means to be a Christian." This series will try to replace some of the jiopular misconceptions of Chris tianiiy with a sane appeal to the simple leacniiifs or cnrtsi. u wl" Olof Lund he of in'erest to notn t nristians ana non-Christians. Special music, llap lismal service. Remember the evan gelistic meetings begin November 25. Rev. E. II. Gum of Modesto, Cal., wii! be the preacher. First Church ot Christ Scientist, 312 East Douglas street ' Regular services are hld Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, this meeting Includes testimonies of healing. Sunday school convenes each Sunday morn ing at 9:45 all from ag'S ot 4 to 20 .ears are Invited to attend. Th reading room in ihe fiont of tbe church bui dine Is open dally excepi Sundavs and holidays from 2 to 4 p. m. The public Is cordially invit ed to attend. The Subject for Sunday will be "Probation Afler Death." I Mrs. I. M. Irwin and Mrs. H. D. Har ris, who have been attending the P. T. A. convention In Medford fy tin past few days, returned home this afternoon. ozy warmth any time for t0m. Come m -nd choose your s in blue enamel, ! darnel or black. 3.2fey-Zigler rdware Co. Roseburg Mrs. I. H. Crabtree. who has b.en visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs P. T. Ilubar and h-r st n C. T. Crab tree for the past week, left on the afternoon train for lur home In Yaki ma, Washington. What do you think of a tractor engine with removable cylinder sleeves and a b.i'l bearins crank shaft, both ball becri:ii.s and crank- ! shaft guaranteed for the life of the 1 tractor? These and several o;h.-r ' features are what you pet with the new 10 20 McCo: niics Ih-ring tiaetor. See one at Whaiton Pros. i4 COURT DOCKET CALLED I The docket for the November 4 term of Circuit ourt. which 4 !4 convenes nn November 12. as 4 !4 called today and ' a number ol '4 cases set for trial. From all ap- ! nenranres the Novelllbi-r term ! will be quite heavy ar.d the Jury 4 will be busv for a lonser time 14 than usual. The Kecdnx.rt cases. Involving brtb-ry ihargw :4 are to he heard and these i 4 prcbabiv take up intuh of the '4 term. There are also numerous 4 rri,irBl n-tt..r In b takn b-'- Se-eiith Day Ailventlsts. Sabbath s h'-.d at 10 a. tit. Saturday morning services al 1 1 o'clock. Sunday eve nine. 7:30. eisng.-llFtic s. rvices, con ducted by F. A. Lashl. r. SubJ.-ct of studv will be the prophetic seventh chapter of Danl-1. Special music. The public cordially invited to at tend these s.rvices. Church build ing on Military street, West Rose burg. St. CJeotge's Fplcopiil linrch. Twenty-second Sunday alter Trlnliy. Karlv communion service at 7:30 a. m. Chunh school at 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer service and sermon at 11:00 a. m.. subject of sermon. "Tin Sacrament of Confirmation." This sacrament will be administered In this church on the 2Mh of No veniber bv the Ht. Rev. Walter T. Sumner. :. D- A clas for confirma tion will be held every week at the parish house. If there is anyone In terested "d they cannot ali- nd these .lasses the vicar will gladly give them private instructions. At the Sund.iv school hour the vicar will clve an Instruction on confirmation and anvon- is welrome to attend. Choir practice Friday nlrht at 7:30 D. m. K- v. A. O. Dodge Hotel Grand ' Portland arrivals: I). E. Wood and wife, L. K. Spltzenbrg L. E. Woody F. Williams, J. II. Hubbard. Miscellaneous: Wm. Hillls, Cobsrg: W. H. Jones, Elkton; Mr. and Mm. fnshen, Wm. Beasley, Ixis Angeles; Harvey Wilcox, San Francisco: Mr and Mrs. Been, Ellensburg; WilberL A. O. Grenstad. City; A. I). Puth, Holland; II. C. Robertson. Seattle; W. Keegan, Grants Pass; Raymond Campbell. Los Angeles: C. J. Stuffer. Roy Stauffer, U. Jones. Klamath Falls; R. K. Johnson, Seattle; L. Lyon, A. C. Gentry, Medford; Win. Robertson, W. Hobertson, Vancouver: Mrs. Carl Helm, New York City; Mrs. V. Shreve, Mrs. II. G. Campbell, II. C. Campbell, Dallas; Mr. nnd Mrs. Van Vleet, Vancouver. II. C; Pi le L. John son. A. McCarthy and wife. Grants Pass; Harold Hiser, Mrs. Etta Hiser, Spokane; L. Griiiiminger and wife. Seattle: F. F. S"iton, Mr. and Mrs L. G. Tallman, Eucene; Wm. Earrelt. Seattle; Mrs. J. II. Cronk, I-ookini; Glues; W. V. III.k kweil, San Francis co; F. J. Keman. Reedsport: Mrs. Annie F. Wood, Camas Valley. Ernest Smith, Albany; J. W. Fader. It. Mcin tosh, Eugerte. (t'nlt.-d Press ) WINNIPEG, Man., Oct. 26. Eight leoons were killed and 100 Injured 'n a head-on collision between a pas senger and freight tiiin on the Ca nadian Pacillc railroad west of Fort V.'illir-ins Ontario, according to a re volt here. Wonderful Values await you at e; MEN'S BRADFORD UNIONS Guaran teed "AH Wool" quality $3.25, $1.45, V.i O MEN'S "SPRINGKNIT" ALL-WOOL UNIONS An extra gotxl medium weight all- (t I A R! wool garment J.'1W CHILDREN'S WOOL SWE.ATER COATS As- sorted colors. Somrthinar for the CJQ AC little folks $2.25, MEN'S GENUINE VELOUR HATS In ft A QK brown and light colors $6.00 value -'-' MEN'S "BROADWAY" HATS A superior wool felt hat, standard dress trim, in black JJ5 Cm and brown dO,0J MEN'S FELT 1 1ATS Miscellaneous lot. black, brown and other colors, $1.95, MEN'S HEAVY BLACK WORK SHOE Goodyear welt. Special MEN'S "MAYFAIR" SHOE Black kic, bluchcr. Special , MEN'S "MAYFAIR" SI IOE Black dull calf blucher. Special MEN'S RAINTEST PANTS Good heavy r?0 weipht, double seat and double knee,!'-'-'"' MEN'S FINE GRAIN MAHOGANY LEATHER VEST Lined fine quality sheep pelt, worsted knit collar and cuffs, two pockets, fjjl O QC Special $2.95 $4.45 $3.95 $3.95 Co ! Breier Co. (INCORPORATED) 230 North Jackson Street The new Hardle Mogul 15 power sprayer has a capacity of fifteen gnl-i ions per minute. With a genuine Sj h. p. Cushman engine and a three cy- Under puiup. it makes the h:t large j spraying outfit obtainable. 11 has por-1 celain lined pump cylinders, a three hundred gallon tank, a steel hood cov ering the pump and engine that will keep out all dust, dirt and water, and is mounted on a special short turn steel truck. The weight complete Ir : 1900 lbs. We have one of these on I our floor nnd will be pleased to show j you the latest tiling in eprayers. Whaiton Bros. To Spend the Week-End I Mrs. Herbert llntt., Mrs. Clair Vaughn and George Burnett left on i the afternoon train for Portland. where they will spend the week-end. 4-OMPTON IN I'Oltll.lMt "I am not In the turltev bml iess, so I can't give accurate figures, but I can say there Is a big crop of cob blers In Douglas county this year," said F. M. Compton of Sutherlin. Or., at Ihe Imperial. "There are ninny flocks or turkeys around the Suth erlin district which are almost ready to go to market. The big turk-y movement In Douglas coun'y Is In November, when the birds are ship ped up and down the Pacific coast for the Thanksgiving trade. Turkeys are rontidered a sort of sld" rop, but from what I have observed they ore a very substantial nnd consider-, able crop with many fanners." Mr. Compton Is an orchardlst of Sutherlin and says that he lost much of his crop by a freak hall storm, tie no.v optimistically observes that tho hall was a blessing In disguise, lor be would have lost 20 cents on every box had the storm not prevented the packing. llotel Itotlglas Portland arrivals: (1. Edlund. C. E. Plgger. M. Ashhy. M. C. Gregory. F. J. Connolly. II. B. Hancock. Ar-j thur Schroeder and wife, W. F. An derson. W. G. Furnell. C. A. Meyrs. Miscellaneous: Ed Hackett, Spo kane; William Sinclair, Seattle; Mrs. A. I). Pryer, Miss E. Trlschman, An drew Wald, Yellowstone Park; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Young, Yakima: Mrs. C. E. McCardl". city; J. J. Devlne nnd wife: J. W. Martin, Seattle; Mrs. N. E. Sturtevant. York, Neb.; Mrs Margaret Hob. Hiioknne: Chas. L. nicelow. Los Ant' les; Free Former, William Lord. Eugene; A. L. Web ster. S. Webst. r. La Grande; E. F. Coblentz. Seattle: T. 11. Ebber'. Sa lem: Mr. and Mrs. Ceorpn clunk. Pullman: C. Cotrtney and family. Lot Anire'es: C. V Brown. E E. Mo- ran. Redding: Thos. Preston, in'-. C. Bet. Ls Angel"': O. It. Hunch g and wife. S.a'tle: Mr and Mrs H. 3 E. Scofield. I) : H M. Horton. J R. E Compson, l'..rk"ey: I). K. Hart, g J. P. Hart. F. L Iohnon, Los An- H geles. G. A. Cobb of Bell. California, stopped In Roseburg and sp. nl several hours visiting wlih Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Ilillard and other relatives. Mr Cobb was on his way to Portland. co; W. Wood. GranM Pass: Mrs. Louise Goldsmith an I daughter. Ta cotna: W. R. Simpson and wife. Can ton, Ohio; C. II. Larnll-rte. Tacoma; W. S. Humphrey and wif", Sun Francls.-o; T. G. R.iw.in. Spokane; L. C. Sehram, Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Berg. T:i oina; C. E Gray. Eugene; Mr an I Mrs. L. J. Dlenn. W. A Dunbar, S "aMlo: A. Cn ger. It. K. M -I.ea.l. Sin hran.isco: It. J. Mcliale. Euip'iii ; Mr.i. (i. W. Stout and family, 1'iciUnapolts; Mrs. M. J. Cogsurll. Mr". .Vary A. Id-ed. Vls Frances It. r.lgeu 'r.teoin:. 1 piliS Wc take great pride in the quality of our gro ceries and consider them a real inducement to your patronage. If you are as discrim inating in your choice of a grocer as we are in our selection of groceries, we shall expect you to call. ROSEBURG GROCERY CO Taylor A Sherrill, Props. Phone 233 (nr United Press. 1 BERLIN. Oct 2,1.-The youthi la Hamburg who responded to the C sv. munlst call of a general strike stt nu rd the Bourse, and compelled the ot fl.'inls to cli.y. It temporarily. '.'I" general strike Vas only a partial it - cess, says reports. Some of the t i -onstrations were held but except ' -an attack on the Bourse they ere easily controlled. Always first with the latest and lis yours eu.-h day by mall for )4 per year The RoHcburg News-Review. NOTICE RAILROAD MEN McShane's Locomotive Up to Date For Sale at POSEBURQ BOOK STORE PIS iUtl linen Is nwtly nv I n t I f i r. clcanMinj; ((.'KS) li'iiKihenH Hh lifo und nntkcH it look In'itiT. A trial provf'H. t THE GREATEST CIG ONE OF ALL D. W. GRIFFITH Chlinli. Bible school ( n. Classes for sll sg-s. ;a f..r bU-h s. hool s'u class for ni'-n M-Ing . nice at 11 a. m. (liilsth'n at 9:43 a. wll!i cr.'iit .Its. N' .,re....t M'lrnillL' Rrv Itnv Dunn of Eugene win speas in the al- nc- of the regular pastor vho l conducting a revival services at Tillamook. Y. P. S C. E at . . ... , Fvenins service at (:30 "liTe lintel t n.pptn Portland arrival: M. L. Co'utrl. g I. V. Sater. Gerald E. Iteehe. I-. E. 55 Ackermann. Ed ilar.ev. F. Palm, g R C. Dart. II A Habel C 11 RT- g nolds. John N. shnrp. L. A. Clirls- tlan and wif '. E l ll-.i nham, !(. Clay gj Ei-ftt. A Ml cellani ens- Ert".i Msrr.nr. f Ruhv M i: t "iodet-i; Me. M.'l Mrs. g K. F. Vin I'hl. Van oiv. r- Charles ,J Kent. Mr. and Mrs. R. Nlrkerson. Los Anf !: Vr vnd Mrs. K. H S l.,a.l -rl,.i,f. .1 H. Aus'ln. Reeds- JE THE WIZARD CREATOR OF BIGGEST PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS WfflTE ROSE Why "The Whits Rote" is called the Olgsest Pictjre on tho Scritcn; because it has ths bigaest hear. Eleven Rests of Human MaBni,'5enc LIBERTY THEATER SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY $ i;4 44 4444 44 44 444 4 4'P m., subject "The Five Judgments." ! 4t trir. tlta niiirl port; E. J. Haroberge.-, San Fraud-1 C.J5.K.WKWKICK'IIIM; KSt'IfM'l'iWI'iWi'iWl