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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 8. 1929.
LMygX BRAVES LEAD FOR
The Salvation Army, 414 Went Corn pn pared. Kpworth Leyue
-f.ftQV, street. Time nf services: I : aJ p. i... Subject. "Paint -.o
Tuwxlay night, prayer meeting, I evening ervice :.. suo
Thursday iiWht, a prairie meeting ; J'i
Friday niiiht,
meeting; Saturday night
air enay ; Sunday night
-wiltation meeting; Sunday morn
ing, at 11 ociix'k. a holmea meet
'Tlie rJv..ngelltiii nf Jeanus
corporalrvcadeu Next Sunday, March 17 th, e are
fret ' "ttVH u mi un Aim. .e nevieve
gnat (Krtt ('lilianm, ihe great woman
iiia an announcement from an air-
' never w att on a horse until 1926,
dhen she rode 2u0 ml If through
the mountain without difficulty.
Itt-cuUte t-he lovs tne mountain
u much aim wants her ahes Mat
tered Lu the (our wind that they
may at-k the peaks of the Kpcklea.
JUAREZ CLOSE-UP T
OIL EXPERT HERE
TO VISIT BROTHER
of hlesiii; pi.
mi n Inter.
C harles A. KdwaidK.
ing; at 2:3 I'lble claim and Sun-1 Pne next wh in regular aky-pi-ilay
chwl We are having m1h1 1J '"lou- ' Hliower
iiierln.i at the Salvation Army
hall, nrni:ageg hetn brought by
Kev. Kuaou. roeetluKs starting ai
7:30 p. m. We Invite everyone to-
attend these meetings. We are hav
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Servicea held In the church edifice
In ft rummage aie Saiurda y . ' , . " , i " . "'"
March H, nening at ! a. in. W
ak ou to attend thia wale, the
mony from which is to carry
un tlit salvation work of Roueburg.
The Salvation Army wants your
tits to ft clothing and raws or any
' f d j.i or fruitn that you want to
I'l ace In needy fnmlltett. Just drop
a curd to the Salvation Army of
Hose burg, mating your ttireei and
house number and wp will call and
pick theni up. Krivoy and Mrn.
.Sttrfftebearrt, officers in charg-e.
""" First Baptist Church, Lane and
Ro;tv Frank B. Multhewn, puntor.
Sunday, .Marrh 10: l:4fi a. m., the
Iil b!f Hrhool; five depart menu of
work In the (traded h-Hsuiirt. Ail
.member of (he school needed in
their places next Sunday. 1 1
o'clock, the morning nervlre. We
are lu the midnt of a ten days'
series of evangelistic, meetin g and
lioth Kervices Sunday will he used
Jiw-tiito way. Mrs. Iteulah Helle
1 smith of I'ort land has charge of
the" tfiunlc In all thette services.
We are dtdlghted with her work
'and take pleitauie tn present Ino-
o'clock. Siibjwt : "Man." ;oldii
,text. Mlcah t:H; "lie hath show-
ed thee, O man, what Is good; and
' what dutli the Ijrd require of ihe,
1 hut to do ju.-ttly, and to love mercy,
j and to walk humbly with th
(Coil?" Sunday school convenes :U
9:4. a. rn. Children up to the at?e
of twenty years are lovlnaiy wh-
cunie. WedneHday evening servlc
at eight o'clock, which include
test! monies of healing throuKh
Chrlritiau Science. The readtiiK
rmnn in the front of the building
is open daily except Sunday uih!
holidays where the Bible and all
authorized Christian Sclmice II t
eratute may be read, lritwetl or
iiirchased. The public Is cordially
invited to aitend the services and
u.-te the readiux room.
First Preabyttrian Church. The
brick church corner of l-ane and
Jakson streets. H. W. Achor, pus
lor. Hlhle school :4.rt. Senator It.
I.. Kddy, supeiintemlent. Inime-
tiaiely ufrr Sunday school Hie
j Junior Kndeavors will ineel with
Lllla Vowel In the church parlor.
her to the Kosehui'K public. She is J Moi niiiK worship 11 o'clock, sub-
- an accomplished sinicer and de- ject, "KoiKlveness." This is The
voted Christian woman ller clear first or a series or sermons by the
soprano voice has won her a. pastor on "The Seven Words of
place on the concert state and In . Jesus From the Cross." Special
l'ortland she sIhkk regularly over nnihic by a laiKe and well-tnuiu l
the radios. Mrs. Smith will sin at M'holr. In the afternoon at 3
least twice at this service. In these : o'clock the IkxiKlas County Knde.i-
-nieettflus the nreachiiiK is beina'v,r invention now lu session at
-done "by the pastor. His subject
"Sundny morning;: "What We
Know.'' 6:30. Junior D. Y. K V. In
junior department rooms. tt;Uo,
Senior II. V. I. I . In the parlors;
lowic,
Mwan?" Karl Crawford,
Y:30, the evetiluit service.
' the Christian church, will ho! I
j "The Junior Hour" in this church.
I Mrs. Vowel and Mrs. Frost will
j have charge of the pi or mm. The
I hiuh school Kmleavor s-M-ietv will
"What Does Evangelism various sessimis of the
leader. . cuu'"y conveniifm. . K,venilltf war-
The In- ""'I nunject. ' Why I Am
c A i -iahtl l'r lal Hirrt
KL PASO. Tex.. Mar. s.- History
records that a famous Roman ruler
fiddh-d while Home was burninic
! but hi nouchalamrtf waH uu greut
er than that of !eter H. Sutciifte.
la reporter for the Kl f'aso Texas
i Herald today hi Juatez, who thtfUgh
!' bullets fiotn revolutionary rifles
were living: about him thought
only of the lack of cieam for his
morning coffee.
Concealed in ah adobe house in
Uuarei directly in the line o! op
1 posing fire. Sutcliife spent t tie
night and early mornim; giving
'telephone reports on (he progress
of tin biittle for iNtssession of th'j
jcity to ihe editorial room at the
; Herald. With a pair of telephone
'earphones on his head. Sulci life
from his vantage point on the tloor
i directly b-neat n a window which
nave htm a commanding view of
i(e hostilities kept his office con
stantly advibed nt the situation.
I There was little doing during the
'night. With the coming of dawn
land the opening ot hostilities with
a vengeance, Sutrlftrv began to
lake notice of tilings.
I'ut piu-pul-put, came the sound
of a machine gun to his ears.
"Things are flying- rathT thick
and fast here," Suiclitte flushed
his office.
'"I lie fire is increasing the reb
els ure advancing," Sutcliffe cried
.Into tils phone, the sound of the
I firing increased in intensity. From
ihiH "box seat'' Suicliftt: could see
'the rebels advancing. Now ami
I then a cloud ot dust passing his
window carried to him the knowl
edge (hat hia "stronghold" was
wituin the range of the gunfire,
j "ir you can t hear me, don't
swear,' ho told R. E. Lepley. news
ledtior ot ihe Herald, who was in
jlh" ncvstuptr office taking Sut
cliffe 's account of the battle.
"Here conies 'tile inilkmuo,"
! shouted Sutcliffe through the
i phone, "now lor our morning cof
I fee."
! The milkman approached the
'house from ills wagon, which he
left parked lu Ihe street. As lie Me
p rone he j closer the women resi-
U. T. Thompson, a former i evi
dent of Coles Valley, now located
at Santa Maria, Calif., where he Is
employed un drilling superintend
ent for the Giimore OH company,
arrived in Kosehurg last uii;ht, a
coiupuaied by Don 1'rvuiiss, al io of
the Oilmore company. They are
visiting M r. 1 hompson's brot her.
L. FT. Thompson, of Coles Valley,
The ililtnore cobiiisjiv has iarge
holdings adjoining the property op-
era ted by the Continental com-!
im n y near Su u ta 1 1 a r bai a. and
E
TRY TO SET NEW
0
8TOP8 COUGHS
i BAY CITY. MU-h.. Mar. ft. Kd
I die Stinson and Randolph I 'axe.
i Detroit aviators, made a success
i ful take off from the lee of Sagi
l naw bay this morning In an at
j tempt to establish a new non-re-
j fuehott airplann endurance flight.
' Klvinx their Stinsnn.Iiirnii
monoplane, the "Sally Sovereign."
they made a graceful take-off
Foley's HVuey and Tar Com
pound quickly stops coughs, heals
inllumed tissues, and, without ef
fort, raises phlegm, clearing the
thmat of irritating mucus. No
chloroform to dry up natural and
necessary secretion. No opiates
to constipate a superior blend of
pure pme tar. fresh laxative honey,
together with other cough and tis
su heal in r ingredients. Insist up
on FOLEY'S, the original Hony
and Tar compound, and accept no
everywhere.
other. Ask your druggist. Sold
with none of the difficulties that
nave been wan-bin the Contmen-, " lheir P
.... 'The t sne cnrrletl uutirnv muti.lv
ihi test wen, wnicn was being drill
ed. Mr. Thompson pu ked up his
80 gallons of gasoline, which Stin-
paWr last night af.er arriv,uK in , Vn U??"iil klt ln the air
Itoseburg and learned tltai the tet ' . lu
well blew in suddenly and injured the 1rerid of lne
eight men. He is expecting a call 1 J'8"4 2 a,nit merman, of
turn im.iiUiiJ t fuu.rtit., hou' nd 31 minutes.
to start drilling operations ou Iho i
new field.
He is quire Interested in the oil
prospects in Douglas county, a.
the formations here, from all ap
pearances, point to the presence of
commerc ial oil, he says. He ex
perts to Investigate the Leeper
Dome operations before his return.10' 'n
if he is given sulficieiit time
vlnit the property.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MRS. BU ELL SUNDAY
dlcatlonii are that this will be
t Not
Mormon.'
Klsln
Curleion
rreHt smi-vIca. Hlllv oit and his or-1 n,rn" m m tor us. rrancis
chesLra will ho there to help with j Lntwn a' 'n nIKai1- T1,H pl'U'f''
the music. Mrs. Henlsh Helle vei y life and
Smith will lead a praise service of I "r "ll of "r, ,lv J" 'lt-d
; wmr that you will like. She will be ",th
I hesrd twice in solo work, and she' .
knows the art or slngln t the gos-' .St Gor0 EP'op.il Church.
peJ .effectively. "Wlif Turriest 1 ' ' ) 'in streets. . I
Thmi''' will lit the wernuitl mihiei't i " uniiiiiumini
ot the pastor. May we suggest that
vou he In you.1 seals at the church
Utile early? Services every night
sermou lit 11 ti. ui.
l: la.
CIiuk Il school
?iacopal Church of the Holy
Spirit at Sutherlin. Kvening prayer
and Hernion at 7:;ju p. m. J. C.
Ifuham vicar.
The Out and Out Club meets
every Monday evening lu the
South .Methodist church at 7::tn
o'clock. They will hold their third
anniversary program Monday eve-
Hex t week except Saltirday.
Bible Standard Temple, corner
of Chad wick and KhkI Douglas
street. F. K. Cnsik. pastor. . T.
Huyer, suinm lutendetit. Sunday
school !:4 H. in. There was a
twenty per cent ' Increase lu at
tendance last Sunday. Let each
member of the school work faith
fully and get ihose children who nlug. March lMh. si X n'rl.irii
do not attend other schools to;Mii li ihe public is cordially Invit
come with you. l'rei. ".:u 11 b ! ed. A special program has been
the posior: suhjeci, Ihe True ( arranged and liev. l'eiihall will be
Church." Kiitest Matthews will; ihe speaker of ihe evening, after
preach af tib ngan y at :i p. nt. which a social hour will be en
Crusaders meet at fi :iu at llie tem- i joyed.
pia breaching ffdlowlng at 7::io. J w
Phil music and ti stirring praise
and song service. I reachiUK lo- DOUGLAS CO. BOYS
colul?o aii10 tt"J He ' wt!' I MEET IN DEBATE
j dents of the house started to the
'door to take the delivery. At the
I same time machine gunners got
ithe range of the house and "let
i 'em have it."
The milk mail started to Hee,
; dropping the cream meant for Sut
j elide, s coff ee. The horses took
I their cue from the action of the
( milkman and started down the
! si reel In n direction opposite to
! that of i heir owner.
"Oh, oh." said Sutcliffe over the
; phouw, "l here goes the cream for
my col tee, I guess I'll have to tuke
it black today. Sure lias been a 1
long nin'it and how J wauled my
col'tee. Darn these revolution 1
anyway."
With that out of (he way Silt-1
cliires thoughts reuiiued to the
battle for control of Juarez ami he
continued to reveal dcitill of the
encounter lo Leph-y.
BEQUEATHS HER ASHES TO
MOUNTAINS THAT WON HER
- Firet Christian Church. W it.
Balrd. pastor. Ilitde school at
a. Jti ; D. K. Can, suiieriuieudeiil.
We hud t- in time to be counted
last Sunday. Some came loo lute.
He un time this Sunday and help
us reai h the :UiO mark. Morning
'worship he si lis at lo:.iu. Sermon
subject Fellow Workers Willi
(iod." iVbtian Kudeator conten
tion afternoon ami evening. The
..orchestra will play at 7 : Other
-special features. Itos tfiiiley, sec
retary of Christian Fndt :ivor for
"ti.etui. will deliver the mnhi ad
-dreSs of the evening. Till1 will be
a tinu evenltw progiam Kverjone
k Is tovlH d.
L'Ookingglaas No preaching set---'viiua
Sunday because of tiiMentti
'or Mrs. Ophelia llucll. T. F Allen, j
pastor. I
The M. E. Churches at DiHard. !
. toohtng Ohiaa, Ten Wile nrt
Cirri Vallfy. T K. Allen pt.-ir '
Suuday scIumiI in l "o H . m j
;c. vr re nre. T. lodle . T Ced
"lice nnd W. Kei. siiei intf-hden-. ,
I'learhlni; at ("tMai'l 1 1 a nt 1
"l.ookmg t;'n-H at - t" p in Yoiiux !
fnlkw sevlre, l lllurd and T- i'
-" Ml If M 7 Helen Un-tiT had r
lit Dill.trt) W ve approaih Kal-'
Itihfht we ar-k a few mie1ite 1
llnrrV the K-v Finley MMkh.v ,
-quetioif should ! to every h .i.t 1
teen- da llitw many p'iide ha1
you met pMn:mtly in vmir til1
How many f idem could mi i
-t o':nie Mi'd call hy name no. ?
Jlow iiiai'v it ihem luite yi.i he'n
rd or limdeM-d' ll in.t'.v riie
ni le hste ymi ri'adt. and lit ',
llnu niiH-y riMut nnd it in- I i- n.l
hiive on liad" Have y.u ihe tiaii
and hihii i It a' I r w e.ijile. tn
rP 1 i hem I'ondi r i lie-e iie
nous in y nr Ikshi :itid m.i ihey
In !j you as I sin -.tire Hiey li.t
hei.i hf Ml -ii lid el he i - Vi lie
r . though! Oil tle-n.. ttlUlJi -e,-
lonely He on tuih.t for ihe -ei
'v ice S ti inhy Hi ay rr nieei it, it ;t
I dl bird W''t'ne'U cteiMiit; ami
Ten Mil- Th!tr.uy ev-nni! !
' M;thodit Epiero,j Church.
CInireh ehxl '!, I, F. Hiw.d
Inmrn upeririiemleiif Moi nil',:
i"'ivlo' II a ni Sul'Ject. 'I,..
Kliigelnn nf WoiiianhoiNl " lie r
l)l (s fl'ecinl inii-lc h the tholr
wnthein mi. I pe i;tl solo Tin i
t'tP'ik oh , in-; tiny (or the
bwu 1 3i'. i. n M. .oiiary
Two Douglas I'oiinty young men
deb led iigniusl each other recent
j ly when the much written about
Jury system rec eh ed anoiher hear
;lug. wilh the Albany college af
, finnative team and ihe I nhersity
j of Oregon ttTshnien neua1le te
i hitters met at Albany. Men for Ihe
Allmny college were ltex Lamm
and Wllllatu Filzpatrick of Myrtle
I Creek, ami for Oregon freshmen
Jwere John V. Long, son of Attul
iiey J. T. I. on 4 of this city, ami
i Arthur Pot win.
I W-iitt.-l 1'r.x I..-N.-.I Wtr. )
C.LACIKK PAKK. Motil . Mar. 7.
- Some day the- ashes of Mabel L.
Oggesen of HutTalo. N. Y , w ill be
blown from the heights of Cut
I'nnk I 'ass In (ilacier 'National
park, If the request she makes
while of sound mind and good
In-all h is fulfilled, ller ashes are
to he scattered from the Hocky
.Mountain top in the presence of
j I wo witnesses, anil a substantial
. fee will go lo ihe cowboy who sees
1 that it is done.
I M iss 1 ggeM'ti declares that
' Mary Itoheris Hinehart is wrong
, when iie lode I'oil miles through
, place of "precious memories and
1 aching hones.' Miss tfesen
l HELEN OF HOLLYWOOD
Those new porch liocks you
lliave been wailing tor are now In.
' Priced at 1 !". fJoeMel's V.uiety
Store. Where your dollars talk. " i
Roreburg Cabinet Shop
J.lO W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING,
Upson Board end Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
E. ft. AND F. L..COCKELRE AS
Wei
come a
lways
Y h k' x
TREE
Orange
TEA
Pekoe
H. 1PXXJ 9 "TBI1
MEATS
In choosing your Roasts, Frys, or whatever you de
sire for your Sunday dinner, let iu provide you with
good quality at reasonable prices, and service to
the best of our ability.
Among Our Big Specials
Roasts ( choice), lb 20.22c
Short Ribs. Ib 18c
Brisket. Ib 15c
Round Steak, Ib 25c
Sirloin Stcuk. Ib 30c
Hum burger. Ib. 20c
Our Veal Roasts are exceptionally fine this week,
being of fine whole milk fed quality.
Shoulder Roasts, lb 25c
Rump Roasts. Ib " 27c
I .oin V eal. Ib 30c
Kieast V eal. b. 18c
Com Fed Pork
Pork Roasts. Ib 20-2Sc
!Wk Hones. IK ISc
Pork Susae (pure and wholesome), lb 20c
Pork Shanks. I'.. 12Jc
Smoked Meats
StiRnr Cured
SPECIAL
I i.:ht n.uon Strips. 11.. 27c
Hams, (half or whole), lb 30c
Hrrnklasr Hacon (halt or whole), lb. .10c
Pii nrrs (nf extra fine quality), lb. 20c
Hacon Hacks, lb. 27c
Dixts. Ib 18c
FISH
Ling Cod, Halibut, Smelt, Salmon, Crabs.
If you find it convenient phone us your order. We
use the regular city delivery.
LET US SERVE YOU
DOUGLAS MARKET
233 N. Jackson
Phone 350
WIGWAM
L Saturday
n fl Night,
MUSIC BY STAR FIVE
Eat baroeco sanawicnei i ,
fre forever Rmnffe Hrmn tpt
2 - J" r4
The Sally Sovereign Is the first i
plane to he equipped with a newt
nine cylinder air-cooled radial en
gine developed by the Wright
Aeronautical corporation, know n
as the J 6. Aeronautical engineers
are awaiting results of the Ion;,
g I'm-ling trial to measure the value
new engine which has sev
eral new features.
j To cut down air resistance and
decrease the plane's fuel consumit-
tiou, Stinson has built his plane
I with a retractable landing gear nf
unusual design, since the wheels
I end undercarriage fold up Into the1
Funeral services for Mrs. Ophelia ; wings of the plane. Kn rineers ;
Huell, w ho passed away at Kansusl claim that 21 per cent of the re-j
City, will be held Sunday after-1 eiHtaiue Is cut hy folding- the un-'
noon at 2 o'clock at the Koseburg der carriage into the monoplane
Undertaking company chapel. Kev. wing.
Kll Bronsun. Reorganized Latter The pilots calculate that the
Day Saints. Is coming from Port-1 plane should be able to remain
land to conduct the services Jn-'alolt at least 80 hours, and per
terment w ill take place in the ; hapa the time can be stretched to1
Lookin jglass cemetery. ' $tt or luu.
Whesa Minutes Count
Cooks in toast-and'coffee time
4g& JL EHiiU2JB& Jf N
The 20th CENTURY and STONE'S STORES
along with six other leading northwest food distributors, total
ing over 400 stores, have united for a greater public service.
The total purchasing power of these stores is more than 3ZU,
000,000 annually. This means reduced costs to us, which in turn
will be passed on to you.
AS PROOF, NOTE PARTICULARLY THESE LOWERED PRICES,
SA 1 UKUA I AINU IVIUlL'rt I rti iiiii.uiv'"'
Prices Effective Saturday-Monday, March 9 and 11
PINEAPPLE Broken sliceJ. 8 large matched slices in each can, CCp
large cans, 19c; 3 for UUU
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Pure fruit and sugar. Just like CQp
homemade, 3 lb. glass jars UUU
CORN Standard
good Iowa OQP
pack, 3 cans.... LQl
ROLLED OATS
Cream, the pride of
the Willamette Val
ley. 9 lb.
sack
45
PALMOLIVE
SOAP "Keep that
school girl complex
ion," QQp
4 bars LQi
TAPIOCA Fancy Java.
3 lbs
Your choice of large or small.
25c
DEL MONTE CATSUP
Large bottle
19c
RAISINS Seedless
Thompson's, Oftp
4 Hi. bag ZUb
CITRUS POWDER
Large pkgs. 23c; I Cn
or
2 f
COFFEE Hills Red
or M. J. B., your choice
of these
brands,
I Ib. cans
BREAKFAST SUG
GESTION Pancake
and Waffle Flour,
Spcny's, 3 lb. pkrj.
Syrup, Amaizo Butt-jr
Scotch, lb. can.
Genuine value, ,t On
4-Ou
VAN CAMP BEANS
Medium size
cans
10c
SARDINES Tinapa,
a most popular seafood,
5 oz. cans 5c
6 for
28C
CRYSTAL WHITE
SOAP- On
IO bars 0 ju
two popular I fof
K On I
.11. 1 1,11
arji a ' s H T Fl n I 'fi trim :.," k ha j k a -ti-&w u-.-ir
SARDINES North Star, genuine FS'I??gSTT.T B f
Norwegian fi.sh, average 20 to the " ' ' ' ' ' j C '
"n:''1"'""". 23C hNANAS-GolJ ,, JJ. B f
20th CENTURY COFFEE Its
IT 1
great, ana ir you naven t tried it a
pleasure is still in store for vou.
Direct from our roaster to you
It's always fre-h. lb. 45c; 2 lbs
89c
FLOUR Crown.
4') lb. sark
SHORTENING Best VeSe-H-.
in bulk. 3 lb.
$.1.89
48c
LARD Pure Fresh.
3 lbs.
bulk,
43c
SALMON Libby s Red Alas
kn. halves, 2 rails
39c
MARSHMALLOW Campfire.
the bitf new I pound p'.gs, 00ft
Lib
!lv
Q 20th Century Stores
itr1 130 N. Jackson St., Roscburg
r Baker-Flannery Bldn., Oakland
SPINACH-I rtsl, local.
lbs
I
SPUDS Fa::
y Netted G 018,
ch
17c
75c 5
Smoked Meats
BACON Ciid..l,y-
"S'lnlito." IK
28c a
COTTAGES--
fr frvinvr. lb.
-ots of lean,'
28c
SQUARES-!
ininv. lb.
or season-
23c
Stone's Cash Stores
311 West
225 N. Jackson St, Roseburg