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AT THE ANDERSON MEETINGS
Urge Crowd Feature Meeting Sunday Afternoon and
Evening Evangelist Spealu on Subject of Love, at
Night Service No Meeting to Be Held Tonight.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1926.
' "For God ao loved the world,
that he gave bis only begotten
on, that whosovcr bellevetb In
Him should not perish, but
bsve everlasting life." John
"That Is God's blockade of the
road to bell." said Evangelist An
dorson to a great crowd at the
armory last night. "It bas been
said that this is the golden text
ol the bible, and It la true. Others
have said this is the seed plot ot
i the Ulbie. others have said this
Is the gospel in a nutshell. It Is
Just like a botanist when he take
a beauiltul nower, and wants to
peep down to fiud out where the
portume comes troui, and he pulls
tue petals aud the stamens oil,
and can t fiud the perlume. 80 it
Is, when they take this text apart.
Many a preacher bas tried to get
down to the perfume ot it, set
it is there. It Is the best verse
to give you the plan of the Bible.
It starts out witn the greatest
person. God. lA)ve is the greatest
emotion. The world is the great
est company ot people. His only
begotten bon,' that is the greatest
gut ever beard of. 'should not
perish,' that is the greatest pro
mise ever given to mankind,
'internal life,' that Is the greatest
possession. Aud It is all In the
text."
"If there Is a man within the
beuriug oi my voice tonight; who
ever lands la bell, he will have
to stumble over John 3: 16. If
you ever land In heil, you will
have to stumble over tue body
of Jesus Christ. He says, 'As
Moses lifted up the serpent in the
Wilderness, even so must the Son
of man ba lilted up.' You ask,
'was Jesus luted up like a ser
pent?' Ves, because Jesus, tbo
sinless one, took upon Himself
the sin that he might carry it
awuy as a scapegoat, lie took
upon Himself the judgment. You
can never say "Sin." witnout the
hiss!"
"The way to deal with the crime
wave is to lift up Jesus, for He
Is the only-one who solves the
sin question. You don't have to
worry over your sins. . ,
Come to Jesus! Yue big quest
Ion is not tbe sib question, but
tue Son question. ' nat will you
do, then, with Jesus, who Is called
Christ? I cau't solve sin in my
lue. Thank God, there is one 1
who solves it tor me. It is tne
love of God that I am pteachmg
tonight. 1 am not going to preacu
Judgement or hell-lire or damna
tion. 1 am going to preach to
night the love ol God. There is
no greater power In all tbe world
thau the love of God. When
logic fulls, when philosophy tails,
when knowledge fails, when the
worldly pleasure fails love re
mains. He loves the sinner, but 1
hules tbe sin. Tbe biggest asset ,
in your city lb tutu uuu wiw
everybody, no matter what his
race or' color or creed or stand
ing. Did you ever buy flowers
lor a girl? You picked out the
best that grew in tbe garden.
When God wanted to impress this
world with His love. He went
through His garden, and He said:
'There- is the city of the valley,
there is the Rose of Sharon, He
is the bright and morning star,
the fairest among ten thousand,
aud He sent Him. God may have
other messages for other worldB,
but Jesus Christ is. the message
for this world. Don't look at me,
don't look at church members,
look at Jesus Christ. In order to
reveal His heart, God sent Jesus
Christ down here, so that ws can
understand pod. W hen you know
the love of God that la tbe great
est thing you can have In your
life. The love of God is the
greatest asset ot Roseburg, be
cause of Us great cost. No man
can ever fathom It. Througa
eternity we snail sing about in
atonement. Then the lev of God
la the most wonderful thing in
Roseburg tonight, because of It
scope. It take In everybody.
You cannot find me a single in
dividual that .can say '1 love
everybody.'. But I know a man
who can stand her tonight and
say to Roseburg: 'I lore every
body, and that man la Jesus
Christ. That 1 why I follow
Him. Thi love 1 not only great
because of Us cost and it scope,
but because of lu power to Hit
and to aave and to preserve and
keep. It is a love that save to
tne uttermost, that can reach
down an arm to a sinking aian,
and lift him up.. There 1 only
one religion that doe that. Jesus
gives a man a lilt, and He puts
him on rock. That 1 why I will
stake my all on Jesus Christ, be
cause He bas power to lift a man
out ot sin. The greatest thing
is love. There la no power tike
love."
Tnere will be no meeting to
night. Tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 the series ot talks on the
Holy bpirlt will be .resumed. In
the eveniug, Mr, Anderson will
preach on "The Worst Tiling in
Roseburg." The cornet solo by
Mrs. Stover and the song by Prof.
Stout last mgnt were flue, us
usual. Tbe choir and orchestra
were strong "and effective. Se
parate meetings for men and
women brought out large crowa
Sunday afternoon.
ITALIAN STEAMER
LOST; CREW SAVED
(Aaaoclatod mm Laucd Win.)
BR1XHAM, England, Feb. 15.
Liie lines were used today to save
iV members of 'the crew of the
Italian freight steamer Liberia,
ashore in a storm oft South Devon.
Three of toe-crew were rescued
by a motor life boat but further use
ot boats became impossible during
the morning because of the thick
enine weatber and rising sea. .
The remainder of the crew were
rescued by the use of a rocket and
lite line apparatus. Tbe Libert
is likely to become a total loss.
SEATTLE LIQUOR TRIAL
ENTERS ITS FIFTH WEEK
(AMoeUUd r-TMt Uued Win.)
SEATTLE, Feb. 15. A 1600,000
conspiracy liquor case in federal
court here, beginning its fifth week
ot tedious progress today, la ex
pected to go to a juiy Friday or
Saturday. The defense plans to
close Us testimony tomorrow.
Witnesses listed for today in be
half of Roy Oimsted and 32 others
were H. G. Behneman, wbo testi
fied against Mayor Brown ot Se
attle, In a council Investigation;
Lieutenant George H. Comstock,
head of tbe dry squad of the Seat
tle police, and George W. Christy,
a member ot this squad.
SAVED FROM DEATH
(Aawclatml PrcM Leased Wire.)
PROVIDENCE, R. I . Feb. 15.
The story of bow a ship wrecked
coast guard crew, delirious and
slowly freezing to death, was sav
ed by the one comrade wbo retain
ed his faculties, wa unfolded her
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WHATS THE HURRY?
It's CARR'S Big Extra Value Giving
Starts Friday, Feb. 12"Lasts 9 Days:
Our annual 9c sale offers you a chance to buy needed household items for less. Look
over this partial list Come in and see the whole line of 9c specials we have for you.
BABY BIBS 9c
Fancy Terry Cloth Bibs, pink or
blue designs. Dandy value.
SUIT HANGER 9c
Smooth Hard Wood Hanger, shsp
ed shoulder with bar for trousers.
ALUMINUM CLEANER
. 2 for 9c
Small box of Steel Wool and Soap.
A dandy kitchen cleaner.
BARRETT ES 9c
Small and medium sites In Fancy
barrette3, set with brilliant.
CXNVAS GLOVES 9c Pr.
White Canvas Oloves with knit
wrist.' Special low price.
BOTTLE OF TOY BEADS 9c
Large Wooden Beads In a bottle
with twine for stringing.
CUP SIZE SIFTER 9c
Just what you need for making
cakes, eta Buy on now at to.
ROPE CLOTHES LINE 9c
30 ft. length of Braided Cotton
Clothe Line. Special at 9c.
RUBBER TOYS AT 9c
The popular t to 12 Inch toys for
Inflating. Animals, men, etc,
FANCY CANDLES 9c. '
Special value In these candles.
Regular 10c and 15c values at 9c
WAX CRAYONS at 9c Bos
For school or toy use. Crayon
assorted colors to the box.
COLORED CLASS VASE 9c
A small .vase In different color.
Fine for a few flowers. Only c.
GILLETTE RAZOR 9c
Silver plated Gillette at 9c On
blad at Ho. Total cost 18c.
WOOD BEAD DOLL 9c
Doll made ot big wood bead on a
heavy cord. They lssL
PERFUME AT 9c
Assorted style ot perfume In
mall vials or bottles. Only 9c.
WHITE NAPKINS 60 for 9c
A package of pure white Paper
Napkins, 50 In a package at 90.
TOILET SOAP, 3 for 9c
Fine quality pore Toilet Soap. Made
by Palm Olive Co. Special 1 for lo.
,' STEEL FRY PAN 9c
Bmall else Steel Fry Pan with
wooden handle. Useful. , .
WOOD CHISELS 9c, ,
Plainly made but nice quality for
household use. Three sues.
MOUSE TRAPS 3 for 9c
Catch those darned mice. These
are the lining spring kind. .
KINDERGARTEN BEADS 9c
Large string of Beads with . 'big
hules for small children's use.
, , CURTAIN ROD 9c'
Need curtain rods? These have th
white ball euds.
BASTING SPOON 9c '
Pure aluminum Spoon about' 14
Inches long., Big value. r j'
BALL OF TWINE 9c
White or color in a strong cotton
twine for house use.
TURK WASH CLOTH 9c
Good weight and quality Wash
CluUi, colored blue border.
BABY RATTLES 9c
An assortment of celluloid rattle.
Ilaby will vaut -ne.
WOOD SPOONS 9c
For kitchen use, smooth wood
Spoon. Get one for only 9c.
CREPE PAPER 9c ROLL
We have a apodal flno Silk Crepe
Paper. 15 dlftxrent colors.
SHOE SOLES 9c PAIR
Good wclcht Sole In small else
lor boys or women s sbo .
PLAIN DARNING COTTON,
4 for 9c
Wanted shades In plain Darning
Cotton at a very special price.
ROSEBURG TABLETS 9c
Plain linen paper, each baa "Rose
burg, Ore.," imprint. Use them.
WAIST HANGERS 9c
Enameled tlilu Hanger, rubber
knobs or heavier shaped style, to
TURKISH TOWEL 9c
Small Turkish Towel, white. Use
ful for many purpose.
TOY PIN WHEEL 9c
Dutch wind mill style pin wheel
at c. Get the kiddies one.
TIN CUPS AT 2 FOR 9c
Regular size Tin Cups at a special
9c sale price. Stock up.
FIRE SHOVEL 9c
Small black enameled Fire Shovel
at 9c. A needed useful Item.
PAINTBRUSH 9c
Dandy tilth) PaW Brush, 1 Inch
wide, for paint or varnish work.
BUBBLE PIPE 9c
Kecfr the kiddles busy by the hour
with a good wooden Bubble Pipe.
. - HUCK TOWELS 9c "
A - small size, good quality Huck
Towel, big value at tc.
SHELL FLOWERS 9c
Flowers made of colored sheila,
each alieli a petal. Kverlaatlng
MILL STYLE FILES 9c
Extra big value In good sited
files. Slight defects do not harm.
LARGE BAG CANDY 9c
Made up Marshmallow candy . Big
bag for 9c pure and fresh.
DUST PAN, 9c .
Regulan black enameled Dust Pan
Hay h new on for 9c. ; .
i KITCHEN SPOONS 9c
Black wood handled . Kitchen
Spoon, Beaten, Ladles, etc.
MYSTIC MITS 9c '
A kitcheh necessity for scouring
pots and pans. These are heavy.
SCHOOL PENCILS, 3 for 9c
A regalar 5c grade pencil, medium
sotL Have school names on. .
BLUE CHINA BOWLS, 9c .
A real value In a bandy slse bowl,
blue and white decorated.
HANDKERCHIEFS, 2 for 9c
Women's Fancy Handkerchiefs.
You'll want a dosen ot these.
A HUNDRED OTHER BIG VALUE SPECIALS AT 9c
Variety and Economy Store New Spring lines of Millinery and Stamped Good now on dicplay. "Where you save"
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BE READY IN 1
today. Boatswain's mate Joseph Bop ton Nctk road. The rui-n cam",
Lib by, who wandered barefooted ; broke Into the laundry on the j
12 hours in yesterHy' blinding estate, surfed a fire and brought
blizzard In search of aid, was given in the other five men. Neighbors I
credit for Bavin the lives of his were summoned and brought hot
five companions, of the vrecktd coffee and blankets.
patrol boat C-1J6. Kroren so badly i , . o
that they wero unable to walk, the I'l'ULIC IWSt'H AT fiAUIiKS'S
men were brouijlit aboard the cut- ON' Tl'KMDAY MCIIIT.
ter Mojave here where naval sur-1 Catholic Daughters of America
gums awaited thom. Their boat wm Bp(,nor a public dance at Orl
was wrecked near the west en-,., Gardens on Tnesdar nluht
trance of Narraganse.1 bay. Trie of ths WPPk, Tne orienial Gar-C-126.
a J5-fooier was caucht luinf.n, alroom orchestra will
the 70-mlle billiard and was driven furnish music for the occasion
.short at 2:30 a m. opposite Whale ,a ,h da nrpra am axstlreri nf a I
Rock HtshL The pilot house win- fin), lme. larire number of iPleUoo of Kuiorx an monuments to
dows were stove In and tbe boat tickets for the affair have been Amnicas war dead In time for de-Ice-cnistid.
sold and big attendance Is es-'dlcailun on Hie tenth anniversary
In the darkness the crew of six pected. Dresuiy moonlight waltz- "f the signing of the armltlw, i
went over the Bide and, through and snappy trots will be fea- P'ovliled for In the independent of
the hammering surf, made their tured by the sli-plece orchestra. Ilcs appropriation bill repotted to
way a hundred feet lo the beach. I 0 lay to the house, carrying r,H2.-
The others were more or less I DAILY WEATHER REPORT 4SH.0OO for the various independent
clothed, but I.lbby was barefooted. 1 tj. 8. Weather Bureau, local of-1 commissions, boards snd bureaus
The rocXy shore was ice covered fr,, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ut ll,u government. The amount is
and a bitter wind was blowing. Tbe ending 6am i0,l06.um) sbo'vn last yeai's bill
men maue uieir y to inBiier Precipitation In Ins. & Hundredths' u en.wu -
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
WASHINGTON. Feb. 15. Com-
ab nit In
mates.
CAELJDHN ROGEK.S . lOAKiOlNAVTlKAYXS
President Culies outlints ekteosive iinBiirution poUcr for
wEfcE TSiUiontoltar "bread combine,- p&nned by
iWilUam B Ward, it under fire in United Slate nate-
0, Jta John rSL caPin of tbe .choonej ""fj?
1, 'crew were rescued from. their 'nktn .hip by Wc guard,
off New -England coast .Cedinal Haye om
Rome, tayi be fsron modilkaion cIU ) oiatcad Law.
a-rountl and wanueren an.nu in m.. . , .. r
1 sesrrh of shelter until dayllrht i., ,,,r- !., .,., A . The direct appropriation for lh
Wllh tbelr wet clothes frovzlnir, one i,.,,,,,..,, 5J h,. , American bsiile mniiumenis corn
by one they bersme dellrlotis until 'J ' P ' .-1.11 iT.7 n'll' ' "."' I'""s a contract
Llhby alone retained his senses. 1?,. ,,lB ,"M 1 V. authorization of J,ioo,W. In this
He herdt-d the men toother and P T"' . c , " connection. Iho cnn.uiltte. sa.d. "it
kept them from Ivlng down to cer- m ,n- u P""1 commission
tain death. At 2 p. in , he saw, in . ,J'5- " ai -; - !' io complete the-memorials so thst
the distance, a water tower. De- vrrv. nom oepu they can be dedicated on Novem-
I ' Roseburg News-Review: As a
member ot the 1'resbyterian Mis
sionary society of our city, I wish
throuah your paper to correct an
errorneous statement, which was
given In the report of monthly
meeting of February Bth, and
published In your Haturday Issue.
Mrs. M. J. Hhoemaker, who was
named as one ol the nominating
committee (whose report was ac
cepted I now nd has been In
Ohio for the past five months;
with no knowledge of being listed
as one of said committee. Conse
quently had no part In the event
of th day. However the name
of Mrs. II. C. Parslow was omitted
in the report rendered.
MHH. 1. N. PARK.
commerce. It Is In this work that
Poitland business and commercial
Interests are raising annually a
substantial sum for the purpose of
attracting home-seekers to Urtgun.
In 'Medford Monday the citizens
ot Jackson county took the initial
step toward procuring thvlr quota
of home-set kers under Ihe guid
ance and financial assistance of
the Portland chamber of com-
'merce. A simple, workable plan
I of campaign was mappud out and
iexroed upon. It Is a plan which
1 should bear fruit as spring merges
, into summer, aud summer Into fall.
I It Is not enough to broadcast fa-
i vorable publicity urging farmers
j and home-seekers to come to Oeo
: gon and to Jackson county. Facts,
honestly and wisely compiled,
j must be In readiness for those who
are diawn hwe. Lists of farm
lands, with fair valuations snd
other pertinent (lata must bu avail
; abln. Jackson county must be pre
pared to sell her advantages to
; those who come to barter.
I The land settlement committee
I of Jsckson county bus started Its
i work with flying colors. There ks
(every reason to believe that It will
! so continue throughout th year.
f Ashlnnd Tldlnrs.
.,rl-T-I-TtTtfiTnfrTiitfrfrTiTlTI-
lleving It was his only chance,
1?
....22.27 1 ij, in?, juat years alter the
Llbhv left his companions and o'ai oeticiency irom uept. l, signing of the armistice"
staggered lo !! toer. it was on! - u The totul Incrnsse of more than
the Jeocks tate, which is closed Average precipitation for 4 : I50.0o0.oou is the result of larger
for the winter. 1 w" seasons, (September to appropriations , lor the veterans
Llbby managed to clamber up Vay, Inclusive) 31.12 bureau to care principally for ad-
the lower and wavltg his anna and (t.jilo:iul ain tonight and justed compensation and Insurance
shouting, attracted the attention Tuesday. ) irqulrcucui. the apuroprlauva Ur
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X State Press Comment X
Portland Cooperates.
The barrier, which a few years
ago separated Portland from other
sections of tbe stale, I slowly but
surely being removed. A friendly
spirit Is being loaiered. There au-
pears to be a well defined desire
for ench to help the other.
Concrete proof of Portland's will
ingness lo aid th rest of Oregon
lo grow and develop Is glvea In th
work of th land settlement bur
eau ot th Portland chamber of
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