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OUt - THE LAODICEANS
"And unto the angel of the church of the Laodicean write Be-,
cause thou tayest, I am rich, and increased with goods, and have
need of nothing; and knowest not that tliou are wretched, and
miserable, and poor, and blind and naked."
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A powerful poem appeared some time ago In tlio Weekly Re
view, from which 1 quote two stanzas:
"Wo nro the Laodiccans; we know not the Ice nor the fire;
We have never sprung to the edge of doom at the call of a brave desire;
We have basked in the tepid noon tides; we have drawn an even breath;
We have never felt between our lips the Bavors of Ufa or death.
We are the Laodlceans; we have slight fear of hejl,
I or even Its Maxtor cannot say, "Ye have done my bidding well.'
Anil what for us would heaven be, with Its endless lift ami range?
We are doomed to a passionless limbo, that knows not life nor change."
Ah, but the poem Is too hasty, for Jesus says to these same
Laodlceans, "I counsel thee to buy of me gold tried In the fire, that
thou mayest be rich: and while rulment, that thou mayest be clothed,
. As many us 1 love, i rebuke and chasten; be zealous there
for?, and repent."
CRev. 3:14, 17 Copyright 1921 J. A. R.
International Bible Students Ass'n. I Church Bchool at 9:45 a. m. Morning
, Study at the Moose Hall every Sun-1 Praver and Instruction at 11.00 a m
; day at 10:30 a. m. The subjects for Subject: Human Respect, Test: "He
study Sunday will be "Justice Mani-jtliat is Not With Me Is Against Me."
, fested," and the "Atonement Media-1 Luke 11-23. Evening Bervices at 7:30
tor. in mo manuesiauon or umno p. m. subject of sermon: "Have We
Jualice God said to Adam. "Of the Religion!" Text: "But If It seem evil
j tree of the knowledge of Rood and j to you to serve the Lord, you have
i evil, thou Khali not eat; for In the i your choice, choose this dav that
day that thou eatest thereof, dying I which pleaseth you, whom you would
thou Shalt die." (Uen. 2:17 Margin.)
This sentence was pronounced
, against man, the being, the soul. If
there could be any doubt about this,
it Is definitely settled by auother
statement in the Ilible which reads.
"The soul that slnneth It shall die."
(Kzrkicl 18:4) "What man is he that
rather serve. But as for me ami mv
house, we will serve the Lord."
(Josua XXIV. 15) Anyone Is welcome
to come and worship with us.
First M. E. Church. The Sunday
school meets at 9:45 a. m. The Junior
League meets at 3 d. m. The Intarmo.
iiveui aim snail noi see ueaini nan oiate and Senior Epworth Leagues
hi" deliver .his soul from the hand of! meet at 6:30 p. m. The morning Ber
the grave?" Psalm 89:48. Friday mon theme is "The Unopenable
evening (tonight) at 8 p. m. Dr. R. L. Door." The evening sermon theme is
Itoble of Chicago, will lecture on "All , "The Fading Glory of John the Bap-'
Nations Maich'ng to Armageddon." tlst." Come and near these sermons
There will also be a lecture at 7:30 They are full of interest and wnrth
Sunday evening. Come.
our while. Splendid music by the
choir. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all, particularly strangers.
Catholic Church. Kane and Oak Sts.
Rev. B. Clerv, Pastor. March 23rd. Joseph Knotts, pastor.
i There will be Mass and Sermon at 8
o'clock. Catechism Class at 9:45. 2nd
Mass and Sermon at 10:30 o'clock.
Evening Devotions, consisting of Ro-
, craving an(j printing was recora-
VrUTm ID! If ATm mended today to tne House ny Its
luiu w-w
. rules committee.
iuKh-tn I.mim-1 Wire.) tr ,,.., .,.. ,. .
'.WIOX. Yarch 21. Cre-! ' " ' ....... .
& nmmlttee to investigate r"s,"B ,u ""
lhat nmUowi ot dollars j town for several hours yesterday aT
Kovemment bonds have I ternoon shopping and attending to
Heated it the bureau of en- other matters.
Seventh Day Adventict Sabbath
school Saturday morning at 10. Ser
mon at 11. F. A. lashier. of Suther-
sary, Sermon and Benediction of ! jIn occupying the pulpit. 'The public
the M. B. S. at 7:30 o'clock. The us- , ,nv,J rtn rL .
. .......... ... ..u Dv, ,ivod UI1U
ual Lenten Devotions will take place
on Wednesday and Friday evenings
at 7:30 o'clock. ")
Lutheran Services, Lutheran serv
ices In the Episcopal Parish House,
Cor. Cass and Main Sts.. Sunday aft-
study the Bible
Jects' presented.
phase of the bud-
Christian Church, . Cor. Pine and
Woodward Sts. C. II. Hilton, Minis
ter. There will be a most interesting
ervice at the Christian church Sun-
mm Groceteria
300 West Cass St.
Specials tor Saturday
Fruit Granulated Sugar, 1 0 lbs 95c
Creamery Butter, per lb 50c
pnas, per doz 45c
P large Florida Grape Fruit, 6 for 55c
J Oranges, 2 doz. for 25c
Prb.perlb 15c
iragus, per lb 20c
ion Carrots, 20 lbs. for 25c
mi Apricots and Peaches, per can 63c
2 1-2 Tins Yellow Free Peaches, 3 for 55c
' 1-2 Tins Rose Dal A
D . 'r"i vul Jjc
Brand Sliced PinearjnW 1 (nr oe.
Ja Honey, 5 lb. can for ZZZIZ78c
Honey, 1 0 lb. can f or $155
nbia River Spring Catch Salmon. TfoZZ $l!lO
SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVF at
.earnev's Gmr&tori
pST0? THAT DROUGHT 'EM DOWN ,
, r, .. i " , , - iay evening. In addition to the or-
w .,.,,, ...m, i i,u- cnestra and the special musical fea
ineran missions in tne Oregon v s-; ,ure8l the pastor will give a Beries of
trlct v.-ill have the sermon. He will pictures on South America, giving
have an Important message and all (views of Chile, Argentine, Uruguay,
are urged to attend. G. W. Hoffman,, Venzuela and Brazil and ,h Z.i
"Why Keep Sunday as Dav of Wor
ship Instead of Saturday." The pator
has been requested to speak on this
subject, and is glad to do so bemuse
some confusion exists concerning it.
Excellent music by the orchestra di
rected by Mr. Ott. Some of the best
musicians In the city compose this
orchestra. Anthem by the choir, di
rected by Miss Haseltine. Selection.
"Be Ye Joyful in the Lord." by Ash
ford. The theme at the 7: 30 p. m.
service will be "What Think Ye of
Christ?" Splendid music by the or
chestra. Vocal solo by Miss Sarah
Christiansen. Baptismal service. Tho
church school meets at 9:45 a. m.,
Carlos Tage, supt. This is an excel
lent place for you to bring your
chlldr"n on Sunday morning to study
the Bible and to show your Interest
and good will. In the cause of Christ.
At 6:30 p. m. the young people are
planning a big special service particu
larly for the strangers and for the
timid. The officers are In charge..
Good music is prepared. The young
people who stay away do so at their
own loss. A hearty welcome Is ex
tended to tho public to attend any or
all of the services of the day. j
M. E. Church, South, Calapooia,
Oregon. Stewart O'lVIl, pastor. The
pastor preaches at 2:30 p. m. on each'
second and fourth Sunday. All mem
bers and friends are urged to attend
the" service next Sunday afternoon. I
First Church of Christ Scientist :
312 East Douglas street. Regular'
services are held Sunday morning at'
11 o'clock and Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock, this meeting includes testl-!
monies of healing. Sunday school con
venes each Sunday morning at 9:45'
all from ages of 4 to 20 years are in- i
vlted to attend. The reading room In i
the front of the church building Is!
open daily except Sundavg and noli-1
days from 2 to 4 p. m. The public is
cordially Invited to attend. The sub
ject of Sunday's lesson is "Matter." I
OIL COMMITTEE
WANTS SINCLAIR
(continued from page one)
pastor.
St. George's Episcopal Church. Cor.
Cass and Main Sts. Rev. A. O.
Dodre, Vicar. Third Sunday in
Lent. Early Communion at S:00 a. m.
ary's Garden Seed
W,C'"S''ft"rawd.e,J.
Fr-Fee Hardware Co.
D0DBEBR0TH6R5
DEALERS SELL
E00D USED CARS
We are anxious to sell
a lot of Used Cars I We
figure that every Used
Car of the kind we sell
will eventually bring us
a New Car customer.
Good Values
for Today
. 19!0 Dodge Brothers Tour,
ing
New paint, new tires, new
battery, thoroughly re
built. Price $625.00
1918 4-Cyllnder Buick
Splendid running condi
tion. Price (250.00
1918 Ford Touring
Has run 3100 miles, has 2
original tires, has had
very best care, a bargain
purchase at 8185.00
1918 Chevrolet
Doesn't look very good,
but runs good and is good.
Price $85.00
? Ton Federal Truck
A bargain at $1500.00
1918 Dodge Brothers Touring-Rebuilt
$475.00
J. O. Newland & Son
Dodge Brothers Dealers
Roseburg - Oregon
liuenos Aires, Valparaiso, Rio de
Janeiro and Bahla. You will be great
ly interested. The Sunday themes
win be as follows: Morning, "Break
ing Down the Middle Wall of Parti
tion." Evening, "Just What Happened
to Lydla When God Opened Her
Heart." Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30, leader,
i vernon Orr, and the subject, "The
: Personal Touch in Winning Souls."
Bible school at 9:45. The school is
keeping up a high standard, and the
attendance Is very fine.
Presbyterian Church. Sunday school
meets at 9:45. Classes for all ages
earnestly studying the Bible. Preach
ing service at 11 o'clock. Dr. Louis
Albert Banks, eminent preacher, lec
turer and author, will preach on the
subject, "The Great Sinners of the
Bible and Their Confessions." Eve
ning service at 7:30, the speaker be
ing Miss Roberta C. Barr, represent
ing the National Board of Missions.
The young people's societies meet at
the usual hours, namely, 3 and 6:30
o'clock.
M. E. Church, South: Main and
Lane streets. Sunday school at 9:45.
Junior Missionary Society 2:30. Ep
worth League at 6:30. At 11:00
o'clock the pastor will speak on:
"The Power of An Ideal." At 7:30 his
Bubject will be "Money and Robbers."
Do you know what the most powerful
enemy to the Christian church In
Roseburg is? Come to the 11:00
o'clock service and here this question
answered. What doeB the word "Cath
olic" mean as used In the Apostle's
creed of the" Protestant churches of
Roseburg? Can a man be religious
and yet work on Sunday? These
1 questions will be answered at the
Sunday evening sorvlce. Midweek
prayer service Wednesday evening.
The subject of the lesson Is "The
Privilege of Prayer." John 14:14 and
John 16:23-29. Choir practice Thurs-
W 1 '"lt.tinn.1 "commm
aiirim me f.pwiiu ivngue pun
day evening, and great service Is
anticipated. The ladles of this church
will serve six o'clock dinner to the
Chamber of Commerce in the church
parlors next Wednesday evening. If
that there is to be criminal prosocu-i
tlon. Littleton said constituted
another reason why the committee ;
should not question Sinclair.
"What harm could be done to Mr !
Sinclair if he testified. If he hns a 1
Just cause?" asked Senator Walsh. !
"Just the harm vou would Buffer i
If you were subjected to present
your case before a mob on tho
street," returned Littleton. "You
tell me you want to examine my
client when he has been sued and
may be indicted, aud compel In a ex
parte proceeding to make a state
ment."; "If he is afraid of an Indictment,
he has ample protection," said Sen
ator Walsh.
"Yes," replied the attorney. "You
want to bring him before you and
compel him to take refuge under the
plea that he might incriminate him
self." "Should we excuse him on that
ground?" asked Walsh.
"You propose," Littleton return
er, "to force us to the odium of
pleading a privilege, of driving a
man who haB been driven to plead
to a complaint In the courts and may
be Indicted that he must come here
before the country and make the
statement that he is afraid of being
incriminated.
"You propose to drive him to that
humiliation. It Is an outrage. A
reversal of all traditions of the
law."
"We do not agree with that."
said Walsh.
It Is a monstrous proposition."
shouted Littleton. "We will meet
you In the courts where you have
sent us and fight it out. Do not
drive us Into a foul atmosphere and
make a declaration which will throw
odium on us to the ends of the
earth."
When Littleton had finished, Sen
ator Walsh said Sinclair had been
railed for examination "on matters
he might have testified about when
be was on the stand before."
There was an argument among
Senators as to whether the commit
tee should decide the questions rais
ed in public or private. Senator
Spencer, republican, Missouri, sug
gested an adjournment to study the
matter, but Senator Walsh declared .
It unnecessary. 1
Senator Bursum, republican. NewJjrt
Mexico said he believed the commit- 3
tee "should proceed with the ex- 1
amlnatlon." Senators Kendrlck, g
democrat, Wyoming and Cameron,
republican, Arizona, said they want- A
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the mnn who confessed he lied to the
committee.
"They didn't think so," he con
tinued, "until wo begun to get close
to big republican officials. Until
then, .with comparativelv small cul
prits Involved, they were content;
now we find tiro most brilliant mem
ber of the New York bar retained to
head off the committee."
Senator Heed, democrat, Missouri,
suggested that the sickening 1 ffect,
was heightened by the "fact that the
department of justice Is paruiyzed
BORN.
WOOD To Mr. and Mrs. Rtifus B.
Wood, Third street, a boy, Friday,
March 21, lai'l.
BLAIR To Mr. end Mrs. F. B. Elnlr,
at Mercy hospital, a girl, Friday,
March 21, 1U24.
Here for Few Days
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Beckley of Glide
are spending a few days In Roseburg
Vluitillt' With frlitti, lii n'lirn, nrn r.tirlu.
mm ui iuiui) is uscu pruie.fi; tunic i teied at the Hotel Umpquu.
1,1 mi- euiiiriiH, iiiiti ine c:ti execu
tive has failed to put some one at
the head of the bureau who would
put its machinery in motion. '
Hals,
diR'lltlV.
brilliant flower trimmed,
Ilell Millinery.
Mr. Lang Here
E. M. Lung of Seattle, of the Cleve
land Tractor company, arrived In this
city yestorday afternoon to spend the
n.xt several days 111 tho intetests o-,
the company.
MARCH
25, 1924, AT 10 A.M.
at the
Deer Creek Sales Stable 1
629 NORTH JACKSON STREET, ROSEBURG ORE.
rman 55
bring-. 9
mmlt-
ed time to consider It. Chairman
Ladd declared he favored In
Ing the witness before the comml
tee. i 3
Senator Walsh said he wanted to 3
give Sinclair every right that
would have In court but ho did not a
think the question of "fairness so 1 g
eloquently presented to us" carried I A
V.
ee adjourned without SI
deciding whether Sinclair should bo ijt
questioned. 1
Soon after the committee adjourn- $
ed. Senator Dill, democrat. Washing-1 tji
otn. a member, s'arted a debate In V
Flour and Mill Feed.
Hay and Grain.
1 (irey Mare.
1 Shetland Pony.
1 Fresh Milch Cow and her calf.
About 100 Chickens.
25 Turkey Hens and 2 Toms.
Shire Slalllon the best breeder
In the county. ,
Hay Fork and Hope.
Burroughs Adding Machine.
Check Protector.
One Scale.
Cross Cut Saw.
100 feet Carden Hose.
Some Good Dry Wood.
A good Watering Trough.
1 Floor Truck.
Gas Engine and Feed Mill.
Good Buzz Saw Outfit.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
the senate In which he declared Lit- a
Vnil ftra niomkB, tt t1tl . K ...... V. i . tm ll.,nn' annnarana in thn foao fl . Ill .
your duty and piivllege to attend all onstrated powerful Influences were at 5j
these services. If you are not and do work to stop further Investigation.
not owe your allegiance elsewhere' Recalling Littleton had questlon-Ml
you are welcome and it will do vou be authority of congressional com- V
good to come. This Is a friendly 'nl,?,' to summon witnesses. Senator A
church, 11 his a great mission, and is
As we have sold our real property and will leave Rose
burg, this stuff must go to the highest bidder, along
with a lot of other articles too numerous to list.
Dill said: "It was significant that this A
move should bo made Juxt when we
were snout 10 qiieniiiiii mr. .iiiiiiwii
very much in earnest.
Th Fir., p,nfi.f rkk n . ;ni Mr- ,,Hy nvi" " reitard-
nf 1 !. .7 i 1 u 1 A ?? h " reportd fun l of T,.n W . hare,
"I V"5 an'' ,!o"e' , "' L' Callwe". of oil stock to ray campaign debts -Minister.
The special sermons have, ,t aiso wa, to ho r.olerl "that the
been announced for thla Sunday 1 KreKt eastern newspipcrs all bgnn
which doubtless will prove of more to find this Inquirv nati-er.titit: on the
man oruinary iniereni. ine ineme very dav we expo-td the telegrams
TERMS Sums under $10, cash. Over that amount,
good bankable notes, 8 per cent interest.
STANLEY BROTHERS, Owners
D. S. I Iouser, Clerk. J. P. Downing, Auctioneer.
v j VM-y imy wi r;"i:i--i m'; i- i' ,innin rj
at the 11:00 o'clock aervlce will be from the White Houso to Mcl-oan . MMCOT-WITI