ROSEBURO NEW8-REVIEW. FRIPAV, MARCH T,
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flD0Ut FAITH FILLED HUMILITY
"Lord I am not worthy that thou houldeit come under my roof: but
speak tho word only, nd my aervant shall b healed."
Notice that It wasn't the servant that was nnwortby. If that
centurion had bad some of the notions that poKe tho heads and
hearts of lume employers today, he would have said. 'On, dno t
trouble to com. Lord, he Isn't worth your Journey to my house, but
till he la profitable to me, and you can heal bun with a word.
Not so, Mr. Centurion, It was he who wasn't worthy. Who Is
worthy of Christ's coming to them for ministry? And yet, a lot of us
act much as If we were condescending to ha bun count It Is an
irreverent age and the people are Irrevurent.
This soldier realized that he was under orders, and nenc ho
knew how to give orders. He recognized and was obedient to author
ity, and he knew It was his business to humbly salute the Captain of
his Salvation. Yes, he knew Jesus was I'ltptaln, and he knew, by
faith, that He had Salvation for the servant, and he asked for It at a
renpoctful distance.
It's a wonderful combination faith filled humility. Coming with
boldness to the throne of grace Is not Incompatible with coining
humbly and reverently. Indeed, I believe that Implicit fulth Ih born of
reverence. Hut read this soldlur story for yourself. There's lots of
'Mat 8n: U Copyright 1921-J. A. It.
Seventh Day Adventlat Sabbath
school at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing at the church on Military street.
West ItoHeburg. Dlblo study at 11.
The public Is Invited to attend these
services and study the scripture w ith
us.
Lutheran Services Lutheran serv
Ices In the Kplscopal Parlxh House,
cor. Main and Cass 81s., Sunday aft
ernoon at 2:30. U. W. Hoffman, pastor.
(day and Friday evenings at 7:20
I o'clock. Olendale. Mass and ' Sermon
! at 10:30 o'clock.
Catholic Church, Kane and Oak
streets. Itev. II. Clery, 1'iistor. March
9th. There will be Mass and Sermon
at 8:30. Catechism Class Immediate
ly afterwards. Kvening ' devotions,
consisting of Rosary, Sermon and
llenedlatiun of the M. B. S. at 7:30
o'clock. Lenten Devotions on Wednes-
First M. E. Church. The Sunday
school meets at 9:45. Come and n
Ijoy the .study' of Ood'a word. The
I Junior league meets at 3 p. m. Tho
Intermediate and Senior Leagues
! meet at 6:30 p. ni. Special prepara
I tlon has been made for both the
morning and evening services as Im
portant themes which vitally concern
the Methodist church as well as all
Christianity are to be discussed. Tho
morning theme Ib "Christianity Ap
plied," and the evening theme Is
"The Cnll of tho World." Do not miss
either of these sermons. Everyone
is cordially Invited. Strangers will en
Joy tho splendid music of our choir.
Joseph Knotls, paHtor.
Tho Presbyterian Church. Lane and
Jackson streets. U IJowring Quick,
pastor. 9:45 Bible school. If you are
not attending another Ulble school Iu
this city we Invite you to become a
member of this one. 11:00 Morn
ing Worship. A Junior service. Ser
mon topic. "The Hidden Source of
Life and I'ower." 3;0 Junior and In
termediate C. E. societies will meet
0:30 Young Peoples meeting. Young
people feel at home In this meeting
and are Invited to attend. 7:30 Eve
ning service. "Success and Failure.'
'lucre will be the usual ten minute
song service, also special music both
morning and evening. You are Invit
ed to attend tfceso services.
Christian Church. Cor. Pine and
Woodward. C. II. Hilton. Minister.
The Avalon Male Quartette of Eu
gene will be the chief attraction with
this church on Sunday. This Is a
quartette of young men from Eugeint,
Ore. They will make their appear
ance In every service, Bible school,
church. Endeavor and evening. They
will render several numbers at the
evening service, and will sing "Cross
ing the Bar," nt the morning service.
The pastor will preacb. Morning sub
ject. "Continuing Steadfastly." Eve
ning subject. "Just What Happened
on Pentecost." This subject Is discus
sed In answer to a question. lilble
school at 9:45 and great school. Y.
P. 8. C. E. at 6 30. A great endeavor
meeting will be held. The public is
welcome.
tha Kohlhagen. pres. The young peo
ple have meetings full of merit, and
welcome all young people not con
nected with some such society to be
In their nieetirus. Come and see.
7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. Mes
sage by the pastor. Splendid music
by the orchestra and the choir. More
and more neonle are finding these
services helpful snd are coining to,
share their luturest. IlHPtismal serv-j
Ice. The public Is cordially invited to j
any or all services of this church.
St. George's Episcopal Church. Cor
Main and Cass Sts. Kev. A. O. Dodge,
Vicar. Flint Smiiiav in Lent. Com-
I munion service at 9 a. m. Church at
9:45 a. in. Services at sutbeiiin at
11 a. m. Evening services at St.
George's at 7:3u. Lenten Weekly ser
vices. Communion of Wednesday
morning at 9 a. m. Evening services
!at 7:30.
LOST At Drockway Store,
Feb. 5 or 26 small black hand
purse containing 20 bill. Liberal
reward if returned to 230 E.
Lane, Roseburg, or to Brockway
store. -
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Says Seattle TqJ
The First Baptist Church Corner
of Lane and Hose streets. H. L. Cald
well, Minister. 9:45 a. m. The church
school,. Carlos Page, Supt. This Is an
interesting and profitable place for
you and your children to be. Tiring
them and study the Bible with them.
A good Junior orchestra. 11:00 a. m.
The Morning Worship. Message by
, the pastor. Special music by orches
tra directed by Mr. Ott, and choir di
rected by Miss Hasultlne, The public
as well as all friends of the church
cordially Invited to this service. 6:30
p. m. Young People's meeting. Ber-
hatl8ick of
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M. E. Church, South. Main and
Lane Sts. Sunday school at 9:45. Jun
ior missionary society at 2:00 p. in.
Evangelist and Mrs. Jerry Jeter are
with us and we are having splendid
audiences. The Bible conferences
conducted by Mrs. Jeter at 10:00 a.
m. on all week days except Saturdays
and Mondays off"r an opportunity for
Bible study which is not often found
in Roseburg. The evening services
are held at 7:15 sharp and every eve
ning during the week. The auditor
ium has been well filled at every ser
vice and those who desire front seats
in order to get the full benefit of
Brother Jeter's cartooning, clay
modeling and painting must come
early. Mrs. Jeter's subject for Bible
conference Sunday afternoon will be
"The Greatest Thing iu the World."
Bring your Bibles. Trother Jeter's
subjects for the remainder of the
week will be as follows: Friday eve-!
ning: "Stones; fire and Vipers."
naiuruay evening, "How Roliglous
People Are Lost." Sunday morning.
"Who Is Jesus Christ?" Sunday eve
ning, "What Protestants Will Find
when They Awake."
the Daily Telegraph says that the
Soviet leaders, Trotzky, Bucharln
and Kameneff favor the scheme
which It declared, Is not as suggest
ed In some quarters, a revival of
the czarlst system of the pale.
unBi.Aw Htunntrhes on February
29, said a final decree establishing ,
an autonomous jewisn muic in
Crimean peninsula would be Issued
within a few days by the eouncil
of commissioners. The state It was
added, would be established along
the same lines as all other auto
nomous regions which the Soviet
government had created for minor
ity nationalities of the Russian population.
R. B. Jenks Adds His
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monv in Favor of Tnlr d2J? tw
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Keeps It in His Home.
"Since taking Tanlac my health Is
all dressed up, so to speak. The treat
ment bas given ma a brand new appe
tite, smoothed out the wrinkles in my
Aitwoutinn rllnnoH ntt th. i " . "J"J III
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the striking statement of R. B. JenV '.i... . " ,oruk..
a tailor. 106 Ninth avenue. North.! mliiu. kL.??4 m MUim..!
First Church of Christ Scientist.
312 East JJoutlaa street. Regular
services are held Sunday morning at
n o clock and Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock, this meeting includes testi
monies of healing. S'jnday school con
venes each Sunday morning at 9:45
all from ages of 4 to 20 years are In
vited to attend. The reading room in
the front of the church building Is
open dally except Sundays and holi
days rrom 2 to 4 p. m. The public is
cordially invited to attend. The sub
ject of Sunday's lesson is "Man."
UNLAWFUL PARKING
AH persons operating AnrnmrtMina
or other Vehicles m horh, n,:n
that It Is unlawful for vehicles to
stand on Jackson street between the
north end of the Deer Creek bridge
ana Lass street, on Cass Rtrent f.r,m
Jackson street to Sheridan street, and
on Sheridan street from Cass street to
i.ane street for more than thirty (30)
minutes of any day between the
hours of nine VJ) and six (6) in the
day time, and that all npmnTiii viola
ting this ordinance will be arrested
ana Drought before the city recorder.
iy oruer or me common council.
1. S. KETCH, Marshal.
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which causes practically all stomach,
liver and Intestinal ailments, Includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. For sale
by all druggists.
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Not St. Valentine imported seed.
Strain Is about 10 days later than
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per ounce, $1.50. Orders taken for any
quantity, Fred Schmidt, Dillard, Oregon.
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. BEND, Ore.. March 7. Mr. and
flrs. J. C. Berrang, who are cross
ing the country from Connecticut to
Medford, Oregon, with an ox team,
arrived here yesterday on the last
lap of their long Journey.
Mr. Berrang said they started to
ward the western prairies and
mountains on December 1, 1920.
the Rocky Mountains were crossed
In December of last year. The deep
est snow was encountered was four
feet. The Berrangs Intend to make
their home in Medford.
NOTICE
Program and basket social at the
Olalla school house, Sat. eve. Mar.
8. Everyone , cordially Invited to
come and bring a basket. The pro
gram will be followed by a free
dance. Comm. by Chas. Friend.
Sheep bells and straps at Wharton
Bros.
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LONDON. March 7. Meetings
of the Islamic Associations are be
ing hurriedly summoned through
out India says the Calcutta cor
respondent or the Dally Telegraph,
to consider the action of Turkish
government in abolishing the
Caliphate at Constantinople.
Those bodies which have met
indignant protest of their faith, Is
slder an outrage of their faith, Is
lam, they say, is faced with a ser
ious crisis which can only be solved
by a plebiscite of the entico l,.ul...
world.
'bought qiilti!s
me. vv . um
lust gone to "
Seattle. Wash.
"About a year ago I was so com
pletely run down and lacking In en-
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TENDLETOV, March 7. Umatil
la basketball teams came off with
flying colors in the Initial round ot
the district basketball tournament
for four counties, Umatilla, Gilliam,
Wheeler and Morrow. In the first
game Echo defeated Hardman 20
18. The second tilt saw Hermistou
trim lone 24-20 while In the third
tilt Pilot Rock bested the Fossil
five by a 27-21 score. The semi
finals start tonight with the prelim
inary round ending this afternoon.
The final tilt to decide who goes to
Salem will be pluyed Saturday
night.
T Twhe y.
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candidate iTiSW
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NOTICE TO POWER CONSUMERS
I'ower will bo off Sunday morning
March ih. from 9 a. ni. until 11a. m.
eft, cting all of Roseburg nnd vicinity.
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JEWISH REGION MAT
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LONDON Mnr.-h 7 It I. o 1
; In Jewish circles here that an auto
nomous .lei-h region will he es
I tat.llsh. il in northern Crimea . aud
: adjacent districts on the fkruine.
including ih,. cities of Od' Ssa. Khcr
I son and N.k. ialev, where the popu
lations are pr. domlnantly Jewish,
j The nr. .i. i, which It Is proposed
to L'ie a:i iml. .., ltnt lNh ba
ministration i,r about 1"27. eotn
'ri. H l l.e.'i'.iiOO acres of w hich 2.
omi.eoo hitherto have been unculti
vated ami unpeopled.
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Good Values
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1918 Oakland Roadster
$350.00
1916 Dodge Brothers
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1922 Dodge Brothers Tour,
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1918 Dodge Brothers Tour
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( 1923 Ford Touring $350.00
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