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Y TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-RE VILW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930. Sunday at the Churches Oakland Church of Christ. De cember 1, Itibli- school, !t:4' a. m.; J. E. Cooper, kupm fntfmlt-ni ; Classes for all agee. Junior conk re tention, 11 a. m.; Mrs. French, su perintendent. 11 a. in.. tM-itnon and communion; rv;iiiaelihtlc. ti:SO p. m.( C. K. prayer meeting. 7:30 p. m., goflpfl sermon. Revival ineit Iukk Btill in progress; iervlrt'8 every night this week. W. It. Baird of Howbui is brl lining nightly Kreat xospel mfstmgfti. ( ongregatloDS are growing and the interest 1b better and we are looking forward lo a most helpful and successful weeU of meeting). Delegations this week from (iiide and Drain. Come and bring your friends to these srvlen. VisHW and HtraiiRers are welcome. J. I-, Hicks, mlnlHter, Baptiit Church, Glide. December 1, J!ihle school In o'clock. Attend ance is very good. Khali we make it better? Yes. Something special next Sublimit. Don't mis it. It. Y. J. 1., evening service ; ltonald King, leader; time, 7: :tu; supper for members and friends at. a: 'Mi, followed by business meeting; place at the church. We urge all Interested in our young people's work lo be present at tills ve( -together met ting. Kffie A. Shrum. Glide, Ore. M. E. Church, Canyonville. Uoh- - erl JJrynier will begin a series or -1 evangelistic meetings at the Metho- ' (list Episcopal church at Canyon - -yille on tho evening of December 1, VJ2'J. You are all invited to come 'Trtid hear the gospel. Sunday, De Tti'mber 1, will be a White Cross in uie morning for the hospital at Marshfield. All are especially in stiled. Itev. C. C. Cook, pastor. Can puville, Ore. 1 mm- First Church of Christ, Scientist, i 212 East Douglas street. Sunday inornlnK service at ll:tM o clock. ,,'wiLesHou topic: "Ancient and Mki .p.rern Necromancy, Alias Memnei ism -"-atid llypnoiisui, denounced." Cohi en text, Zeehuriuh lti:2. "The I! Idols have spoken vanity, and tin M-diviners have seen a lie, and have 'itold false dreams; they comlort in vain." Sunday school conveneH at r f : a- 111 A" 11 11 lo the age or irw twenty years ure welcome. The ' 'Wednesday evening meetings are ;ield at 8:UU o'clock and leatl " ,JiioniuB of healing through Christ trian Science are given. The read ying room in the front of the church VfVdiflce is open daily, except Sun lflays and holidays from 2:00 to wikJl:OII p. in., where Hie ltible and nil i authorled Christian Science 111--""erature may he read, borrowed or 'jnirchased. The public Is cor 't'dlally invited to attend the church services and use the reading room. Presbyterian Church. Ill b 1 e , r.chool ii :45, Senator Eddy super intendent. Classes for till ages "With capable teiiciiei-s. Morning "'wpishlp at J:iU o'clock. Scnn t Ior H. J. Eddy will apeak. No ove rling worship. Wednesday eve- 'liliig prayer meeting at 'to'clock. Kring your Hlhles 7: Sit with rl, Bible Standard Temple, East ; Hindu irk strei'l. The c h u r c h "where the doors are open to all '".Juid where the whole Ilible is .'Studied and preached, that whoso ever will may come. Itev. 122-17. ' Services Erhlay night 7::i: Itev . (thson and Itev. Jacobs. Monthly business meeting by board of trits tees. Sunday sen Ices: Sunday "I School B:4B; lesson, St. Luke 2:40 1'ivlte the whole family, so :will try to make the little ones iwozy, and all are welcome, r reach -"""Jug 11 a. m. and 7:30 u. m,: llev. 'lilbson aswisted by Itev. Jacobs -.-Full gospel sermon. Young people " 'meet at (1:110. Cottage prayer ser ""Vlcea announced by pastor. 't Methodist . Episcopal Church "-"Church school. li:4f; I,. E. Cood "Yboiirn, siiperlntendeiil. Morning '. t "serv Ice, 1 1 o'clock ; subject . "A . nNew World I'rorain". Special nui " 'hie by the choir. Epworth League. JJLIK) p. in.; subject. "Epworth Her ..aid Day": leader. Hazel Itichntd ytHon Evening service, 7:30 o'clock: 'subject, "The Cod That Answers 'J'by Eire". Special music, good sing ..Jug. a heart v welcome. Charles A. uEd wards, minister. Free Methodist church. i-irtunl Ave. Sum lay nchnol 1 'reaching service It. E' liar !i: IT' service 7-io. Mid-week prnyei , jneelilig Weluesday. 7:;tn. Von arc lvwelcoine lo these services. V. M VWibntl, pastor. ',",) C. and M. A. Cleveland. Sun --i..day school at 10 o'clock, Mrs. K. ""It. Ken ll supci inlemieiil. Claa's p Mtr ,lMl' suitable te.ichei'H in , .charge. Children's sermouette tel lows the Sunday school hour, and " then the young peoples meeting 'Leader, Miss Cr1nl Kelin. We are giving a special Thanksgiving . ., ottering at this lime lot the spread of the gospel to those in 1 ''other land.-. Come prepaied to do, Aladdin Lamps and Supplies We carry at al times a full line of Aladdin lamps to sup ply your needs. This lamp civet you the best light (or the least money. McKean, Darby & Baldwin Complete House Furnishers Roseburg Jlia. t A. Cli;iNil).'r1ln Northside Prayer and Bible Study Group meets every Wednes day morning lor an hour of liihii study. We aiit now studying the nook of idaiau anil find it vt-i y tereMing. W e f n l(e anyone inter en led lo COine ami join UK. Call Mrs. C. A. Chutuberltn for place, and hour of meeting. First Chrie.ian Church, W. It. 1 laird, pa.slor. ltible mhool at 9:40 a. in., D. K. Curr HUpt'iint'eu dent. The Doyal Women s eluss wtit llitve us a hpeeial hpeak'.'l', .Mrs. Ackert, county Hiipfi inininh-iii Of sellout. She will apeak on tile rtUhji'Ct, "The Development of the Cin.iia individuality and Will power." Morning worship hegiiiK at 10.50; Hi'iiiion subject; "A ConipJeu (I Life." ('hii'lim En deavor at 6:y p. m. The evening evangelistic M-rvices begin at 7:Iiu; Dr. It. I,. Dunn will be the speak er at the ,,everjug -rvfce. 'Come j and hear Aim--he if, a line preach er. Next Wednesday night at 7:45 the ladies of the two women's Itlhle chiMHes will give nil enter tainment. If you want lo have sev eral good laughs and at the same lime learn a iiluable Ichsoii. don't fall to he there. Following the en tertainment refreshments will I" served in the basement of the church, Kemember the date, Wed nesday, decern her 4, MOOSE LODGES TO HOLD FROLIC HERE A Mooseheart frolic will be held In Kosebui g Sunday ami lodge members from Eugene, (,'orvatlls, Marslilielfl and ('(Mjulllc tire ex pected lo attend. The feni ivities will open with a regular lodge meeting at II o'clock, followed by a banquet at 1 o'clock and a pro gram al 2 p. in. Dr. and Mrs. (1 A. Martin of Marshfield are expect ed to be present, Mrs. Mariln be ing head or the lad en' organl.a I io tide pnrtnient. News Briefs SAN' l itANCIHCO, Nov. 21.--Charles Sutro, nephew of Adolph Snt i o, once mayor of San Ernie chuMi, and Miss U'lluin McMenus. former employe in the office of Sutro, were married. Sutro gave his age as til, and that of his bride as 2't. ' KEDWOOl) CITY, Nov. ' 2!). Robert Dyrk Kirk, held for the murder of blr. sweetheart, Clara Iloeke, announced through counsel he would plead not guilty by rea son of insanity, when he appeared in superior eourt here Friday. SANTA HOSA. Cal.. Nov. 29. Activities of firebugs in this arya of late Iff) Cliief of I'olice Charles It. O'Nalll to Issue orders tor the guarding of churches, schools and nubile huildiugiv Fires In public buihllngs al Kelseyvllle, Ukiah, Vallejo, Napa and Lakcport within the IfiHf few days have been laid lo incendiarism, DAILY WEATHEH HEPOHT u". S. Weather Ilureau Office, Koscburg, Ctregon. 1 lata reported by E. II. Fletcher, Meteorologist In charge. llaroiuetrlc pressure, (reduced lo sea level) ft a. in BP. 2 I Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes terday (per cent) Ji'l Highest temperature yesterday Bit Lowest temperature last night B I Average temperature for the dny :u; Norma I temperature for tit la date ' 41 Preclp. In Inches and Hundredths Creel ttt at Inn for 24 hours, ending 6 n. in 0 Total preclp. since 1st momn.. .25 Normal preclp. fir this mouth 4.t)(i Total precip. from Sept. 1, date 1.-19 Normal precip. from Sept. 1 lo date S.:t; Total deficiency aiiice Sept. 1, 1!U! 6 S(i Normal seasonal preclp. Sept. lo May, inclusive .31.16 Forecast for inierior snuihucst Oregon: Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday: moderate temperature. o FANCY TURKISH TOWELS 59c Large, heavy v eiuhi low els in brocade pal lei ns wild eluUoi ale brocade border In c.-ut ,asl leg color. Fine for Chi iMiitas gifts. Cans. Adv. I'l mouth motor cars in Arkan sas in June and July occtipbil Bid placs- In sules posh ion f-n die slate lu Minnesota, I'lviuouih was .".th place tor Ihe slate, but Kb in .M(nni:ipoM In a mnnh"i of conn Met 1 hi our hum Minnesota tl was In 3rd place. J. (I. New laud and Sou are dealers tor I iodide n ml I'h uiotit Ii tn I 'oin:las county dv vonr part. In charge. TIRES! TIRES! TIRES! MR. MOTORIST: We arc Overstocked on Mohawk and Goodyear Tires Big Discounts for Ten Days to Clean Up Our Stock o It Will Pay You To Get Our Prices WE CARRY QUALITY TIRES ONLY THE ROSEBURG GARAGE ! WOLF DRAGS TRAP v 27 MILES BEFORE DEATH TAKES HIM ( V-- :j1I Pfrs Wir.-t TOJtON TO. Out.. Nov. 28 A large grey wolf, which for months has terrorized the large herds of deer which roam through Algon quin park. Is dead. The manner in which he died won for hlui th admiration of the government for esifiH at the park who were form erly his bitterest em-mies. naps hud been bet for the big maurauder in vain. It appeared he I would never be caught. j Jim Shields chief park ranger. finally outwitted the wolf by plac-1 iug a cunningly laid trap fastened to a four-inch poI. Visiting the, snare one day, Shields found the Hap on find evidences of a mighty struggle. The wolf had guawf.il through the thick pole and : taken the trap away with him. j Shields and assistants then follow-1 ed the I rail and arier '1 miles of tramping came upon the hodv of the wolf with the trap still cling ing to his foreleg. JAP MINISTER TO CHINA SUICIDES TtFIIMMl. China, Nov. 2!t. Friends or Sadoa Saburf, Japa nese ambassador to China, who commuted suicide yesterday In Ja pan, believed the responsibilities of his post preyed upon his mind. He loir Intimates prior to his departure for Japan that he con sidered I he Japanese minister's task In China almost hopeless. "I'eiplng Va the most difficult post in Japan's diplomatic ser vice," be said. Sahnri's wife, who was the sis ter of the Marmils of Kouiura, died in i'eiplng in May, i2, during a tariff conference to which Saburf was delegate. She was u linguist and otherwise very accomplished. Friends said he never fully recov ered from the shock. 114 ARRESTS PRECEDE HOLIDAY IN MISSOURI SEDALIA, Mo., Nov. 2! It was a dry Thanksgiving In central Missouri with 11 1 persons under arrert on charges of liquor law violations as a result of pre-holiday Douglas Market Meats and Produce Let us take care of your needs by letting us help you with your meat problems, with service and honesty as our highest aim. LET US SERVE YOU Beef of Fine Quality Ronsts (they are tender), and cook quick, lb 20-22c Boiling Beef, lb '..15-180 Hamburger, (fresh nnd sweet), lb 20c Pork (absolutely corn fed) Shoulder Roasts, lb 25c Shoulder Steaks, lb 25c Sausage, (a real favorite), lb ..' 20c Lamb (young and fat) Legs of Lamb, lb '. 30c Shoulder Roasts, lb 25c Breasts for Boiling, lb 18c Veal (very select) Shoulder Roasts, lb " 25c Shoulder Steaks, lb 25c Veal Loaf, lb 25c Our Smoked Meats are of the finest quality and absolutely guaranteed. Dixies, (fine for seasoning), lb 18c Ricnit's, (short shank well trimmed), lb 22c Breakfast Bacon, (half or whole), lb 30c Hams. Swift's Premium, half or whole, lb 32c Salt Pork, lb 20-25c DON'T FORGET . 3 lbs. I'urc Lard 50c 3 lbs. Pure Shortening 50c TRADE AT THE DOUGLAS MASKET IT PAYS Phone 350 238 N. Jackson raiding by federal prohibition agents. The raiding extended over nine counties and included the state capital and Columbia, seal of the state university. PITTSBURGH WINS EAST GRID TITLE (AMutUt'-d I'rrt Wirt-) NEW YOItK. Nov. 29 The mythical eastern football cham pionship has fallen into the hands of l'ittsbur?h's mighty Panther ar ray with Colgate only a step be hind. With big Tom Parkinson as a battering ram, the Panthers crunched their wajr through a strong and battling Penn. State line yesterday to wind up their regular season unbeaten and un tied in nine games. While the Pan thers were coming from behind to trounce the Nittany Lions from State, college, a heavy and brainy Colgate eleven was giving Brown a terriric heating, 32 to 0, to end the campaign with only one defeat on its record that by Wisconsin of the western conference in an early season game. . So far as the records go, thefte two games were the standouts In an interesting and spectacular Thanksgiving day of football in which Penn surprised Cornell with a 17-7 win; Carnegie Tech ended the New York university jink with a 2D to 0 victory, and Syracuse nosed out Columbia by a single touchdown, 6-0. POLA NEGRI FILES SUIT TO DIVORCE MDVIANI ( w I;il(tl I'rcw I.iwit Win) ' PA KIM, Nov. 29. Counsel for Pola Negri, film star whose real name is Appolinc Chalupee, today filed a petition for divorce against Prince Heme Mdviani. The grounds given were incom patibility, and instances of clashes in temperament between the film player nnd the prinoe were recit ed. PASTEL SHADE TURKISH TOWELS Good sized turkish towels fu solid color or two-color designs. Fine for hand towels. A remark able value for 2.rc each. Same number in large size, 3 for $1.00. A dandy gift number. Cnrrs. Adv. "TALKIE" TO TAKE PLACE OF WILL, IS LINDSEY'S VIEW L'ENYEK, Colo., Nov. 28. And now another tue for the talkies ten S. Liudsey, former judge of tilt juvenile court, has visualized the departed benefactor of the fu ture talking directly to bis surviv ors and heirs, after having dispens ed with a written will by using a talking motion picture in making bit! betjiiests. Lindsay also sees the day when court clerks will discard their pen cils and turn the crank of a talk ing movie machine instead. "It may startle some persons this idea of a dead man coming back to make his will, as it were." said Llndsev, "but 1 believe that some day this wilt be the custom. There would be little basis for dis pute among heirs If the person him self would tell exactly bow he wished to dis pose of his estate." 40 NEGRO CHILDREN, DEAF, SAVED FROM FIRE Mwwfat.-t I'D'wi.IaM'i W,r.) LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Nov. 28. Forty negro children, all deaf, were deactied with considerable diffi culty today from a burning dormi tory at the state school of the deaf here. Warning was given the children bv instructors using sign language. Police aided in taking them out of the building. The fire was said by firemen to have started from wires In the at tic. Spends Day in Portland Rich ard Lynn, local salesman for Skaggs Safeway store, spent Thanksgiving :n Portland visiting relatives and friends. USE C. A. Lockwood j Motor Co. Compare our prices with others. You will find them better used cars for less money. 1929 A Ford Business Coupe, run only 4000 miles $550 1929 A Ford Roadster .... 475 1928 A Ford Sport Coupe 495 1928 A Ford Sedan 600 1927 Pontiac Sedan 475 1928 Pontiac Landeau Se dan 675 1929 Chevrolet Six Coach 650 1928 Chevrolet Roadster 300 1926 Chevrorct Sedan ... 350 1926 Chevrolet Coach ... 265 1926 Chevrolet Coach .... 245 1926 Chevrolet Touring.. 135 1924 Chevrolet Touring.. 100 1924 Chevrolet Coupe.... 75 1928 Chevrolet Delivery.. 450 Dodge Touring 100 Dodge Touring 85 Dodge Coupe 240 Dodge Screen Side 225 1926 Overland Coupe ... 295 1926 Ford Touring 145 1926 Fork Pickup 175 1926 Ford Coupe 150 1924 Ford Coupe 100 1925 Ford Tudor 135 1924 Ford Sedan 110 1924 Ford Touring 50 1922 Ford Touring 25 1924 Ford Roadster 50 Ford Delivery 100 Flint Touring 100 1925 Star Touring 125 EASY TERMS GIVEN C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. nil lillP 1 1 i mmivmiwrniiiMut tm miiHiHt.nl-mi CAR SCHOOLS GRANTED DOUBLE HOLIDAY School children of the city are enjoying a double holiday, the schools being dicminjed over Thanksgiving and today. Many of the teacheis desired to spend the holiday at their homes, and the school board in making up the pro- j i BTTC0) 1 I ' j) fffl ! Lucky food buyers! They have found the finest food stores in the West THAT means MacMarr's, of course ! If you are not among those "lucky people" who buy at MacMarr's, come in real soon and become acquainted with this NEWER, BETTER food service. UNUSUAL VALUES ' November 30 and December 2 Onions 'StesrKeepers, 49c Cranberries cab;:39c5.50 Savings FLOUR "MacMarr" Bbl. $7.15 TOMATOES No. 22 tins, lb. J flp local pack, 3 cansT UU SOUP Campbell's Tomato, 12 cans S1.00 DINA-MITE A different 0 Q P Cereal, pkg luU BEANS Red Mexi- : $1.00 :an, 12 lbs. ... SYRUP "Stone's" Cane & Maple, 5 lb. tin 89c Hams rb.emium' Bacon Squares $5 orders delivered free; smaller orders 10c, sugar gram for the year made Friday a holiday also, so that the instiuc tors might have time to visit at their homes If they so dehired. Regular schedule will be resumed Monday. Vapex Baalman's Gas Tablets, Kruschen Salts, VIck's Rub. Sali- con. Highway Pharmacy, Oakland. -Adv ' . PRODUCE ITEMS Squash Cabbage On Quantity SUGAR Pure Cane, Cwt. $5.65 CORN MacMarr Golden 3 can3 55c PORK AND BEANS "Van Camp's" Medium, 11 cans .. $1.00 OATS Sperry's No. 10 bag Sc RICE "Blue Rose" 10 lbs 59c COFFEE Best Bulk, 3 lbs. $1.33 SMOKED MEATS 32c Bacon 19c Gcmmer worm -a ml-roller steer- ing is the easiest in the world, ll ' was this type of steering th:it Major Segrave, Captain Campta:! and other famous .drivers used in their racing ears. Dodge and Plymouth motor cars hav this . ..x.Ari.itf no'ir O. NfiW- J land and tiou deal in these cars for Dougias county. auv. 50 ,b!anana 1.49 SET 98c Purchases SPUDS . Netted Gems $2.98 Cwt. PEAS Standard, 4 cans .. . 5c MILK Libby's or Borden's, nYr. . SI. 00 OLEO Swift's, 3 lbs 47c CIGARETTES Chesle: fields, carton $1.19 Pancake Flour Sperry's No. 10 bag i 59c 32c ib. Salt Side 25c excepted. miiia lump
