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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1925 KEARNEYS wowtmist. GROCETERIA mi-tm-SPECIALS Cranberries, 2 lbs for 35c . Pineapple in gallon cans, per can 45c Pork and Beans in gallon cans, per can.. 45c ' Pie Fruit in gallon cans, per can 45c Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgsg. for.. :...25c Puffed Rice, 2 pkgs. for 25c Cream of Wheat, 2 pkgs. for 35c Economy Jars, pints, per doz $1.00 Kerr Wide Mouth Jars, pints, per doz..... $1.00 Kerr Wide Mouth Jars, quars, per doz $1.10 Economy Half Gallon Jars, per doz $1.25 Ideal Glass Top Half Gallon Jars, per doz $1.25 Kerr Wide Mouth Half Gallon Jars, per doz. $1.25 Mason Half Gallon Jars, per doz 85c Jelly Glasses, per doz ..45c White King Washing Powder, large size, 2 for 85c Serve Yourself and Save at KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA The Store that Brought 'em Down SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES SU1 t day. It It Preparation Day. New pu pils, stranger, and newcomer are especially Invited to enroll now. 11:00 a. m. Morning woramp. ura hv the Daator. Vocal solo by Mitt Grace Wlckham. You will en joy and profit by the aervice. The public la cordially Invited. :M p. m. Young People' meeting. All young people will be cordially re ceived. t:S0 Evening worship, lieasage by the pastor. Vocal solo by Mrs. Lillian Pulton. Spend the eventnr hoar here In a profitable iwiur win conauct mission resti way . val services in Portland, there will . be no Lutheran services 8unday. ww. Mission, ttev. L. Next services Oct. 4. H. H. Young, j. Burro pas-or. We are still hold ing onr services In the big tent on Salvation Army Sunday services as follows: 11 a. m.. Holiness; a Just reward. 1 p. m., Sunday achooL 3:15. Old Soldiers Home. S p. m.. Salvation Hit Fautera Son. Lutheran Service Since the GEORGE HINSDALE AND LYDA RUSSELL MARRIED IN CAMAS BUSINESS WOMEN TO MEET TONIGHT 7:15 The Roseburg Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at the Helnline Conserva tory at 7:15 tonight for an im Coming as a surprise to their many friends in this city is the ZUSRlurSf V IPorU 'meeting DeUU. HmldcemnyIf'pe nT'n.arnTo.'eU formed Tuesday noon at the home l? Ki??;. three plays to be given by this of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. But friends. Following the ceremony, a luncheon was served the bridal party. Mrs. Hinsdale Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Russell, of this city, and is well known, having attended the Roseburg high school.- Mr. Hinsdale is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. I). Hins dale, of Forest Grove, and a gra duate of the local high school, lie hat been making his homo here for the past fey months, be lng employed by service company, -ur. ana .v.r. j Hinsdale have returned from a i short trip to Vancouver and Port land by auto, and will make thulr home in this city. ' I day, October '2, at the Antlers Theatre, and as the business wo men are sponsoring their appear ance here, every ffort Is to be mude to make the play a success. The meeting has been called early as there are many Important mat ters to be discussed and all mem bers are urged to be there very promptly at 7:15. First Church of Christ Scientist Regular services are held Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and Wednes day evening at 8 o'clock, thia meet-: lng Includes testimonies of healing. Sunday School convenes each Sun day morning at 8:46 o'clock. AH I pupils from the agea of 4 to 20 years may be admitted. The read ing room, side entrance to the church is open daily from 1 to i p. m., except Sundays and holidays. Here ell authorised literature may The public ia cordially invited to I attend the services and use the I reading room. International Bible Students As sociation Meet at the Moose Hall Sunday at 10 a. m. Bible study for children at 10 a. m. Adult Bible study will be our Lord's return and the Atonement for man. ' Jesus was put to death a human being. He was raised from the dead a spirit (Peter S:l) 1 Cor. 15:45). St. John definitely shows that the body in which Jesus will appear is not his human body because he says: "It doth not yet appear what we shall be, but longer human, nut divine; therefore we could not ex pect of Jehovah (neb. 1:3) because he la no longer human and has not a body of flesh, but a eplrlt body, the Apostle Paul under Inspiration wrote: "Though we have known Christ after the flesh, yet not henceforth know we him no more." (2 Cor. 5:16). All are cordially In vited to come and study with us. Catholic Church. Kane and Oak streets. Rev. B. Clery, pastor. Sept. 20th. Mass and Sermon at 8 a. m. Catechism class at :45 a. m. 2nd Mass and Sermon at 10:30 a. m. Rosary and Benediction of the M. B. S. in the evening at 7:30. Our stuck of Oliver plows and parts Is now complete. We have the Highway plows for every kind of soil. Whar ton Bros. Hent with gas. - Read the Classified ads, in The News-Reviw. Thej mean dollars to you. 10.F. nTPMLDTOBE PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 18. The Sovereign Grand Lodge Which meets In Portland September tl-25 Is a world gathering. It la com posed of representatives from each Rose street Service tonight, 7:45. : of the 17,000 Odd Mlow lodges in Sermon by Mr. Burror. There will be ho services Saturday ' evening. Services for Sunday as follows: Sunday school at 9:45; classes for all, competent teachers in charge, preaching services at ll:oo; and 7:45. Services every night next week, 7:45. Wr are planning on having with ns Rev. Pippen, for two weeks, starting Sunday, as me evangelist Rev. Pippen Is the pas tor of a large church at Dallas, Tex as, and comes with high credentials and very highly recommended. Those who have heard him say that he is a very able preacher, touch ing, original and you will enjoy his southern expressions. The public Is Invited to attend these good, old fashioned revival service. Missionary Kenneth A. Tobias, of the American Sunday School Union from Eugene, will hold services at Glengary Sunday morning, and will be at Greens Sunday afternoon, holding service at J o'clock. All are invited. REWARDS FOR REVEALING BANDIT'S HIDING PLACE ENRICHES BULGARIAN HASKOVO, Bulgaria. Sept 18. (A. P.) Dlmo Marcheff, a goat herder, haa become a rich man for revealing to the police the moun tain hiding place of Mltu Ganeff, notorioua chief of a robber band. Marcheff had been on of the ban dit's victims for a long time, be ing obliged to furnish food and oth er supplies. Consequently, It afford ed him greatp leisure to guide the n.. ... n.nafr'. hliltn nlkiHt. " - -- . - I l nr.nH t.nH. As a reward tne ministry oi m ..." IT 7. all parts of the world. There will also be representatives present from the Encampment branch of the order and one official repre sentative from each of the Rnuek sh assemblies. The Soverelgu: Grand Lodge as now constituted Is a dtgnltled gathering of men, the organitation having beeu started more than a hundred years ago. The body will legislate for the 3.000,000 Odd Fellows In the world, having supreme authority over all brunches of the order. Each Juris diction will have two grand repre sentatives ' from the subordinate lodgea and two representaUvea from the Grand Encampments. Ir respective of the number of mem bers In the different state, the representation m the ' body Is the same. Herbert A. 'Thompson, grand tire, from Detroit Mich., It the ranking ! office!, and Erner,t W. Bradford, deputy grand shf, from Washing-, ton, D. C, is next in Hue. Execu tive headquarters -for Sovereign Grand Iodge la in Baltimore, Md. This office is In direct charge of Edward J. Kroh, grand secretary of the Sovereign' Grand Lodge. The association of Kebekah Assem blies is a comparatively new or ganisation. Many of the Jurisdic tions have had Rebekah assemblies In the Tst twenty-five or thirty years, but 1t has only been during tho last two or three years that the national organisation has been fully authorlxed. They now have a charter from the Sovereign Grand Lodge. All legislation passed by the Association of Rebekah Assem blies must be approved by the 8ov- The general Millions have answered the call o' the cup An irresistible invitation those wisps of wonderful fragrance, waft ing upward from a cup of Hills Bros. Coffee. Eagerly you reach for the cup . . . lift it to your lips . . . drink it down. And back you come for more. No wonder this western coffee is The Recognized Standard! Break the vacuum seal. Breathe that aroma. Taste the flavor. A coffee experience! Ask for Hills Bros, by name and look for the. Arab on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee is economical to use. HILLS BROS COFFEE Seventh Day Adventlst Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Saturday morn ing. Devotional services at 11 o'clock. These service will be found Instructive to all Bible stu dents, and the public 1 cordially invited to attend. House of wor ship ia at 1162 Military street West Roseburg. Th First Methodist Church, cor ner of Main and Lane atreets, Rev. Joseph Knolls, pastor. With the return of many for the school year we are expecting a good increase in Sunday school thia Sunday. Also we expect a number of new schol ars. Let every one try and be on time. Morning sermon theme Is The puiilled Heart" The evening hour for service will be a half hour earlier, the Epworth League meet ing at 6:30 and preaching service at 7:30. The evening theme Is "When a Mail is Strong." The Junior League haa resumed its work for the coming season with a splendid corps of instructors. They will meet In the afternoon at three o'clock. A cordial invitation la ex tended to all, particularly strang ers, to attend our services. "Come thou with us and we will do thee good." First Presbyterian Church. W. 8. McCullagh, pastor. The Sunday school Is preparing for Rally Day, which will be the hist Sunday of this month. The great question Is not modernism nor fundamentalism, but the training of the child. "The child is father to the man." Tomor row of the nation Is determined by the home of today. Do your best by your child. One hour a week for molding the child-life. Sunday school followed by the church wor ship at 11 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor on "Make Jesus King." In termediate Endeavor Society at I p. m. Senior Endeavor at 6:30. Evening sermon at 7:30 on the sub ject, "Mary of Bethamy." Three pictures of a beautiful and grow ing Christian life. Yoij are Invited to all our services. The Ladles Aid Society wll meet Thursiday after noon. Busness meeting will be fol lowed by a social hour and refreshments. interior presented 4U.OO0 lire; the district of Haskovo gave him 200 sheep ana a money reward, and the community of Susam has set aside a site, upon which the villager will build a house tor him. STATEMENT of the Umpqua Valley Bank of I Roseburg. county ot Douglas, stale1 of Oregon, showing the amount standing to the credit of every de positor July 1, 11125, who haa not made a deposit or who has not withdrawn any part of hia deposit (commercial deposits), principal or interest tor a period of more than seven (7) years immediately prior to said date, with the name, last known place of residence or postof flee address ot such depositor, and the fact of hia death, If known. Name of Depositor - Amount Nick Bahiman, Roseburg 1.50 J. J. Betts. Roseburg , 2.98 Jennie Brown, Guardian, Roseburg Vernie Buttrick Nelson J. Cochran, Browns ville, Oregon Diamond Agate Co., Roseburg 13.35 J. T. Epperly, Jr., Koseburg 14.40 Garden Valley Fancy Fruu Assn., Roseburg Alloway Gelger, Roseburg Maggie GUI, Roseburg Mrs. G. T). Gorus, Canyon- vllle. Oregon Chas. Harrison, Roseburg . R. C. Hill, Roseburg Jep L. Hunt Unknown Susie Jackson, Unknown . Warren Lucas, Supervisor, Camas Valley, Oregon Maude McCullocb, Guardian, Roseburg J. T. Miller, Roseburg . R. L. Miller, Roseburg . Martha R. Mitchell A. C, Norrls, Roseburg . Mrs. E. M. Van Houten, Roseburg Is tht trifiiml ynmm Part WkirA ! fht ttgtt frttk. ft ten, wn. . First Christian Church, H. E. Mow, minister. We should have loo per cent of the pupils of the fifth and sixth gradea enrolled in the Bible classes which will be con ducted two periods per week. Par ents are asked to send in a re quest that their children be re leased to attend these classes. Next Sunday morning is Class Day in the Hible school. We are aiming to have 100 per cent of tho class enrollment present In each class. Help us make It a great day and a good booster for Rally Dsy Oct 4. Rally Day Is the big day of the Bible school year. Our aim this year for Rally Day is 401. Will you be a booster for Rally DeyT We' must go over the top. The ser mon Sunday morning will again be on the subject of stewardship. In the evening we will hold an evan gelistic service. We are trying to make much of the evening meet ings. Last Lord's Day we had a splendid attendance. Keep up the good work and be with us next Sun day evening. The evening service next Sunday evening will be held at 7:30 Instead of 8. The I toy Scouts meet at the church Tuns day evening at 7:30. Wednesday night U "Church Nlghl." The gos pel team will meet at 7, choir at 7:30, prayer service at 8:20 and orchestra at I. H. E. Mow. , Th First Baptist Church, Corner of Lane and Rose streets, H. L. Caldwell, minister. (:45 a. m. The Sunday school, Carlos Psge, BupL Careful plans are being laid for the best Sunday school we have ever bad. Every present and former pu pil la urged to be present next Sun- State ot Oregon, County ot Doug las, ss. I, J. M. Throne, being first duly sworn, depose and say upon ostb, that I am the Cashier ot the Vmp qua Valley Bank ot Roseburg, county ot Douglaa, stale of Oregon; that the foregoing statement ia a full, true, correct and . complete statement showing the name, last known residence or postofflce ad dress, fact of death, if known, and the amount to the credit of eacn depositor as required by the pro visions of Sections 10160-10163, in clusive, Oregon laws. J. M. THRONE. Subscribed and sworn to before me thia 13th day ot July, A. D, 1925. MAXINE SYKKS, Notary Public for Oregon. My commission expires June 16, 192. Marcheff with military council is composed of ine general cummaauiuK, auu ' start of some twelve or fifteen offi cers, an da department president from each ot (he Jortsdhrtrons. This Is the military branch of Odd Fel lowship. General August Hohen steln Is the ranking officer. The general commander Is appointed each term by the grand ire. All legislation In this body also must be approved by the Sovereign Grand Lodge. At the Grand Lodge In Jackson ville, last year, two important pieces of legislation that were adapted were the lowering of the age limit for admission in ail branches of the order from twenty one to eighteen years. Another was the changing of the term ot the grand sire from two years to one year. This year there Is likely to be legislation and helpful dis cussion concerning a change in tne rUn of finance. Odd Fellow lodges have been allowing the weekly alck and accident benefit In many uunr- ters, there Is a feeling that thia should be changed and bene'lts should be discretionary with each lodce aa the local members Judge needs. Another question that la claiming the attention of the mem bershlp Is thst of some plan -to avoid he great loss earh year aris ing ironi the dropping of memberu for non-paymen'a of duea. mous- ncd. of members are annually lost to the organif.illo:i by this route. If It could rw overcome, the In crease In membirshle would go for ward by leaps and bounds. There will also be a proposition presented In the organlsa'l.m to change the sessions from annual to biannual meetings. It Is thought that the foundations of the order are now so thoroughly laid thai It will be possible to dispense with the an nual tethering. The above are but a few or tne many questions that will likely arise during the meeting. There will be scores of Innovations pre sented at the gathering that will scarcely reach the committeemen Each new member Is likely to have a set plsn of changing the ancient customs ot the order, hut tne con servstlves are usually In control, and make short shift of most of the proposition". 1.14 1.00 . 30.00 4.79 20.12 1.00 2.68 3.27 6.20 2X.34 3.72 7.61 4.00 5.00 5.44 1.65 1.47 2.00 r- & ttlSfoWtlTGrFZXI Havana a BV'.'w. 1 "'-aiWH i against de mmn n ss mmmmubmb Rusnlsn mu LANDS IN JAIL FOR FAILURE TO HONOR OLD GLORY (AMnrhfl pTMi ImH Wlr..) NEW YORK. Sept. 18 For fail ure to remove his hat In ssluto to the flsg, John Granetier, a young Lithuanian, is serving a sentence of 10 days in a Brooklyn Jail, He pleaded guilty of disorderly conduct while watrhlng a Mardi Gras parade at Coney Island. Granetier said: "My flag Is tho Red flag." FLASHES OF LIFE TIm CaiiM of Your ill Health JF you have Piles or other Rectal or Colon disorders there is the came of your nervousness, lack of vttalKy.ttntnach trouble, general physical and mental Incapacity. I can help you wm back your health by potltivdy curing your Piles under a WRITTEN CUAR. ANTEE or let returned. Act today by calling for an examination or writing for my FREE booklet explain ing my celebrated treat ment for PILES and other Rectal and Cotoo ailments. irvrm ir irv rr trni DEAN. MD.Inc KwtiAno onitn: matti orrictt: aVMAMlTA.lll ATM AND flli Three bombs were set off In ppnrently In protest portatlon of labor agl- hlngton gets reports that nltlons for active war In China have been seen in China on American trurks. Telegrams to lengue of Nallons say Turks are driving Christian out of Mosul at the bayonet point. I Thousand snnare miles Inrlud ina 9000 villages were Hooded I In Shantung by breaking of banks of Yellow River with much lost ot life. Britain opposes French proposal for armament conference under league auspice, presumably pre ferring one at Washington. Third ticket talk In New York maynrallly campaign dwindles; Hesrst wnnld aid llylan. but says jmsyor Is dutinbly loyal to Tarn i many. Dollar Week at "Westom Aarto" U held but "twice a year" mny taotMrisU WfcV this "event a an opportunity to bur GwaranteiNi, Standard oriea at the unusually low price of $1.00. The article listed here are from our regular atock their selection a early at pouible. adriee Quality Aceeas ri rte. A STOP SIGNAL FOR $1.00 An xoptlonaIly low pric fur top alffna. that la oompletaly oulpped Tith re flector, bulb, wir ing and switch. Thia one. In the maxnat finish nruUrly sella tor fl.lD. 1IU tl one, Or.Tr $1.00 A CleawniCoa iKrorjoD Cuier for S1.00 With each pint bottle ot Imperbvl c)ener and polish sold at the regu lar price of tl SO thte week, W will give free a -yrd roll of cheese cloth lh. muktrly aefla for !5l. Total wdue tU6 This Week Only 18 $1X3 kWedgo Cushions 1 Only-11.00 Think of Itl Bella reruhu-lr forll-Sa It A 'AA mu the back on I I E j I long drives. BpeclaW) I .1111 price This Week.. Interior Mirror Tble T-lnch mirror Is regularly ' priced at HAS. ft haa neat bev eled edges asd attractive nickel- plated orecttet. unusual bargain 'our special p i or Durable Visors Regular ,1.85 Value A good enwtlty. aervlreable visor at a trvnumdoua reduc tion. Made ot rubber. Doth material encased in a light steel frame with e a t r a tronr brackets. Width M 40 Inches This Week Only h extra $1X0 tfKlau" Sup Plate Reduced from the rerttar price of 11.(0. Solid lumir-a frtoe and nioaei pHUeo: with ' heavy barred rubber mat insert. This Week Only Steerinf Wheel CV ra attractive nkcaei- Flashlights 5-Minute Vulcanizer Vensf T to -Jiff' A high quality flare rdfleetot-l-cU naahllaht slse tUxltt with l-lncbfll nix I reflector with only It aim a potltUe easy ar1t.aa th reert wheeV mad xagn 'qmUty tJsack) rub ber., ftrje to ftt ycur -wheel reduced This Week rrrtm tl.4 to Ash Receiver The factory Vat price on this outfit Including "18-patch" Units is tl.BO Thia Week you can get a com plete set for $1.00 The "Princeton" combine -with match bos bolder and daw reat made of solid brass heavily nickel plat ed. Thia Week Only S1.09 Sl.OO Specials From Our Ford .Department !l?ja lealaratras OnlV... ,. ... ' i ii rr. . i a ' . "WevCTDum transmission i , ys. A watlonallvl known brandlaJl Lining $1,00 I 'tilece to a set with rivets Included. The. regwlar price Is xi.. burn tranamlswion lining hitely dopanoable. Tnis plete Ford Set n u'aiso- CI flft Wosk Com- J. aJJ Easy and positive In action. Factory list price with root reat In cluded In the outfit I Our special price tht week m $1.00 itrrW. eke. - - nap PrWWlt Forest Fires -More ito'tW Gtnrofl tn the Yfcst' VatnSow-nOO 8oa6xOrmLAn- j ,.V """-ftfl HlflBI BQ!. .asMtSMi. Roseburg Store, 117 South Stephens St. Ortgon 8tort ALBANY . ASHLAND',, K. Ft) HT LAKH. MEDKOKD OHEOON CITY PORTLAND PENDLETON . KOHEHURG - SALEM ' EUGENE , " rr m iiiiiniiii ..........n.. , WECOMA BATHS In Dandon By the Sea ' Will Make Your Trip to the Beach Complete One of the finest natatoriums on the coast at your dis posal. Equipment all new. You'll find it delightful there. An invigorating swin in clean salt water will 'do you good. ' : Plan to VinTUsNext Saturday and Sunday '