Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 28, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1936. Sunday HUnwUnc nt tho sl iUlU ICO Eden Lutheran Church, Elga rose. Kov. J. A. KilluiiU will iiroiu'h ut the Eden l.utlu'rau churt-h. hi liarose, Kmitftiy, August 3u, ut 11 u. in., and 8 p. in. Swedish ill Ihu morning. Myrtle Creek Christian Church. Ulhlo school 10 u. in. Chrlallun Kndeuvor 7 n. in. Morning mumbl ing servile II u. m. KveuliiK preaching snivlce 8 )i. in. Hro. I.uiiibcIoii will munch on tho fol lowing subjects: .Morning, "Tin? Korsolti'ii Hoy," anil evening, "Tin; Vacant Chair." A cordial welcome la extended to ull. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and .Military Btreel, Wen'. Jtoselmrg. Tho acrvlpti ot Sunday. August So. begins at 8 p. m. The topic of tho sermon is, "Two Timo ly WarnlllKH, Denplne Not, Oflend Not." Hundny school nieetB at U:4fi u. Ill, Mrs. N. Audillletr in Bliper iuleMilenl. We Moat cordially in vite all to nllend our servlro and Sunday Bchoul. W. a. Kylwestnr, 117U Military street, pnsior. F I f i t Methodist Episcopal Church, H. Hayiior Hinllh, inlnlBier. The cliurch school ineetH ut !i:4.r. Morning worship ut II o'clock with tho sermon by tho pastor on 'itn member Jesus Christ." The mid week service of llllile study and prayer Wr-dneaduy ut 7:H0 o'clock. Tlioro will be no Kpworth league us the young peoile are attending u rally at Canyonvllle. Kor Hie evening preaching service we will unite Willi the M. K. Church, south. league. Camus Valley: 10 a. in., Sunday school, 7 p. 111., Kpworth league, 8 p. in., preaching Kervice hy pastor. Vou aie welcome to ull these services, (ilen K While, pastor. Dltlard Circuit. Dllliud: 10 a. in.. Sunday school, 7 p. m., Kpwoith league. l.oolflhgglass: 10 u. in., Sunday school, 11 a. m., Preaching aorvlco hy pastor, 7 p. m., Kpworth THE GIRL'S CAFE 21 N. Jackson St. Service with a Smile Open 5:30 a, m. to 10 p. m. Dr. R. J. Lock wood CHIROPRACTOR 3 1 2 E, Cass St. Phone 445-R PniirannnrA Church. Iilinlor. N. .1. li,iti, Mtitwlni. il-lTi 11 in. Hun dny school, Mrs. liowse, suppi'ln- leuueul. lveryoouy 10 ni ay school! It you do not intend elsewhere enjoy It with us. II n. m "He Killed With the Spirit" will lw. t lie miMtnt-'M iiiiiinlne tonic. t(::i0 p. in., Junior Crutmder incel- ing. These services lor me young er boys and girls are growing In a wonderful way. An interesting service Is conducted under the leadership of Mrs. Honse with the hoys anil girls Inking part. 7:30 p. ni., evangelistic meeting with hearty singing followed by the pas tor's nieKsage "Tho lleauty ol Jesus." Wedliesilay, 7:H p. in.. Millie Btttdy. rrlduy, 7: an i. in., Keguiar service. HOME LOANS To Buy, Build Remodel Refinance No Commissions No Finance Fee Low Interest Attractive Terms Umpqua Savings & Loan Association First Church of Christ, Scientist, 312 KiiBt OoukIhs striM.it.- Kt-Miilur Hcrvico Suinluy at 11 a. m. Sub ject of lenson: "(Mirim Jesus." Sunday Hchool convenes at I ; 4 f a. Ml. WfHlnfMMiu)' fiV.'llillK lliectlllftH, which include testimonies (if lienl inn and remuiks on ( hrisiliiii He i ence, arn held at 8 o'clock. The reading room In the from of Hit: church odirice, in open daily, ex cept riuiidayn ami holidays from 2 to 4 p. in., and on Sundays from U.'AH to 1 1 a. in. Here the Htlile and all authorized Christian Science Hleraluie may he load, Imji towed, purrhaHfil or nulnc:ltcd for, Tim public Ifl conlhilly liivil (.'d to ultend the church service and to virtil (he reusing room. Church of the Nazarene. Super- inteiident K. K. Maiiit) is hark lor Hit woeh olid and will prone li Krl- luy niniit at the K'pcl tint near th post nflicp. He in announced to In Ink hin IlliiHtrated "Mh d Talk" to the boys and girls ut It) o'clock .Sunday school hour. I In will preach at tho ll o clock service. and will receive the new iirKitui zailon hihI all charter members in to rellowHhip. Theae flpecial ean KelUtlu m-iviceB :1obo Sunday NiMht. and the permanent place of worHhip will he announced next week. A bnputuital Hervice 1b he- iiiK arruiiKed for Sunday afternoon. I'OItTLAND, Ans. 27. (Ai) Likelihood of tin; Ktato lcmshituie haviiiK to nettle the cutiuty-fftate diHpute over distribution of fjnd accruing from motor vehicle li enndfi' fopn and gaioMne taxe loomed strong today. State ami county rrpioflPiita- tive conferreil here yeKlerdiiy hut were uniihle ot reach any auree- luent. State repreBPiitatives, headed by Ciialrman Henry F. Cabell of the hfKhwtiy commtHdloii and It. H. Ha block, highway engineer, as- i(;rted that eliortti of the Htate to get federal fund would he crip pled If more ftindH were plven the onntieH. y edcral money vlll he litittibuterl on a . matching basin HtarlihK next year, they pointed out. Fiiinlt Hiiull, liei'd of the coim- tfea asftoclation, contended that with highway department reve nues Increasing. It was only fair that countlert receive a larger pro portion. He quoted estimates that revenues would be fM7J.0i(, ti 'ear, more than ll.MDo.Oim In ex 'eHH of the Uh'lfJ figures. Future confeieuces were tenta tively scheduled and lialdock was authorized to drnvv up a ntaletnenl of the financial condition of the highway department. If no agreement Ik reached, the 'utilities indicated they would go to tho legislature with their case, while in case of Ihe controversy agt cement. Firat Christian Cliurch. J. Frank (,'iinnlitghnm, minister. The public is invited to hear Dr. and Mm. t.'. I'lekelt, of Seattle, Wellington. t hit (Mining nnmlay m-eiiln. nt First Cliiiwllali chitn-h. Ir. ami Mrs. I'lckett luiVe spent years as missionaries to the Philippine Is IihmIk, and w ill have an lutereKt hiK mesHage. In the iiiortitng, the pastor will ffpeuk on the subject, "I. Should M'oitvi;" Dim and nil arc urUert 10 hear tltis mes.-iage. ir member the time of all services. Hlhlo Hchnol, : t,ri to lu:;tn a. in.; mi in i ii K worship. ln:;(5 to II: lit a. in. ; ( 'In 1st inn Kndenvor, ( p. i evening service. H p. m. Midweek service. Wednesilay, J p. in. The usual cordial Invltntion Is extended lo all to attend all services. Here Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Tison and sou, Jimmy, ot Drew, spent Ihuisday in HosehuiK visiting relatives and unending to business. Nathan Fullerton Drug Store offers FREE Sample of new High Blood Pressure treatment F.verV High Hlood Pressure SMf ferer In Itosehurg Is urged to go to Nullum Fullerton, druggist, and re ceive n Tree pntnple of AI.UMIN Fssence of tiarlic Parsley tablets for High Hlood Pressure as well as a valuable booklet. These tablet: are made by n prominent Chicago concern and according to most re liable reports are being Used with good resultn by thousands of suffer ers. A special new process by uhlch Al.l.IMfN tahlela are pm dni'ed makes them both tutdeless and odorlp.s. A two weeks' treat ment costs only Bdc. Adv. SPECIAL USED CAR BARGAINS 1934 Chevrolet Coupe A real modem car 1930 Chevrolet Coach Oiininnl pnint, looks like now 1932 Chev. DeLuxe Sedan Priced to tell nt $525 $275 $425 School Bus, Factory Built Wayne body, capacity 30 pupils, mounted on Model A Ford chassis. Completely reconditioned and 6 3 Iff guaranteed. Total price, complete 3 HANSEN'S O.K.'d Used Car Lot Rosi'lniri, Otrem tion. Senator Edward It. Jlurko re Higned as national committeeman rather than support candidates whose belief he does not si are. Now It looka as though Ht-nato, George Norris may run Indeheml entl after all. with tho benedic tion of ltoo!evPlt managers. While Talmadge berates the- new deal in asking t.eorgia democrats to send him to Washington, Sena tor Jatneg Couzens is standing for republican retiomlnation ih Michi gan as an avowed administration supporter. ASTORIA. Aug. 27 (AP) Stutfe officials sucrecded today In ad vancing the date for hearing of an injunction to prevent a legal clos ing of miltnon fishing on the Co lumbia river from next Monday to Friday. Aug. 2K. A temporary Injunction had been obtained hy Columbia river puck era, who contended that the closed season would n.ln fishermen, al ready victims oi a poor season. Heforn shortening the hearing date, M. T. Hoy, master fish war den, and Deputy Attorney General Francis T. Wade made an unsuc-' cessful plea to Judge (iuy Hoying-! Inn for ri'srlndiiiL' the In ttincl fnn on I Dm irw.iimla Unit II Una frill t i-n i-v to luw and against' public policy. 1 The court said he felt his stand j was well taken. Although fishermen operated in ! roirri.A.vi). Aug. 2?. (ap Caur.diana are for rresltieiit Roose velt declured Alfred L. Marks, ban ister and temperance leader of Fdinonton, Alberta, In an inter view hero today. "Not as an outgrowth of the Canadian-American reciprocal trade trei-.ty, but because we feel that lloorevelt is the spearhead of the rights of the people of the whole world against the vested inter ests," Marks Bald, Marks has spent tne pafit three weeks on this side of the border vfsitluR editors and sounding out political opinion. Summing up his remarks on the political situation In his own coun try, he said concerning Premier Aherhart. "1 -think, he Is headei for the ash can." "Canadians are still having a de pression und It's growing worse Instead of better, ifs fine coming to a country that can talk of the depression In tho past tenseV Marks declared. "Everywhere people r.rp saying Canada needs action of the Roose velt type. V e admire him because he went right to work on the peo ple's problems, he Invited the peo ple into their confidence and kept them Informed. "Wo are vitally Interested In what you do next fall. We feel the rights of the people will be pro tected if he is elected, and are afraid of what will happen if he is not." Henry Archuhiheati, of Tiller, spent yesterday in town attending to business for a short time. Ice Cream 35c qt. Mad 100 from Umpqua Val ley Cream and Eggs. SULLIVAN'S LUNCH Perkins Bldg. No Episcopal Services Sunday Rhv. Perrv Smith, nasior ot SI. Oeorae's Episcopal cnurch In Rose- Durg, Is IPBTIDg oumruwj iui n l. ha ulll nrourh Sunday, so there will be no serv- li es at the local cnurcn mis ween. Rev. Mr. Hmltli will return to Itoseburg the first of the week. FREE Film Developing Any else toll developed. t guaranteed prints ....25c Reprints 3c each, minimum 25c PACIFIC PHOTO SERVICE Box 3753 F Portland, Oregon Schilling Coffee is fortunate in its friendsThey attract newJfriends. Fromifrlend to friendito friend Schilling Coffee On kind for Percol.tor Another one for Drip belnti settled, Ihe slate body will j the river yesterday, despite the probably he ashed to ratify the! fact that legally the rlosed sensou hefian Tuesday, Hoy contended the Injunction did not legalize such operations. II merely prevented au thorities from interferiuR with fishing or packing operations, he said. The warden said fishermen and t (lackers operating would he sub-! joet to arrest if the injunction were vacated. Ci. C. Fulton, attor-' ney for fl.-.hlntj Interests, disputed , Hoy's contention, asserting that ! WASHINGTON', Auk. 2. (At) I "even If the order is wrong" the IHnnpnsinn ft ti i-l ih.ii th h:ico mia. ' fishprmcii could not bo charced i ed uncertainties In the senatorial ' with n crime when they assumed i T nil nation - In several Important slates, but the democrats never theless are fniiifylttn the majority which is certain to bo theirs In the; next session. As It si ootl today, with the re- uoiuluation of I'at Harrison in 1 MissiH.sippl and James h Byrnes in! South Carolina, ."i certain to sit in lauuary are listed democrats. A majority is I!). llui ruiK a break in the solid fioul h, where most of ihe demo crat ic nominees are not even op posed, the margin wilt be larger. t ihe (icoi'kui primary. In which ('ovfinor Kuecne Tainuuliie will pit his uuiI-Nhv heal slrenRth iiKitinst Kcnator llli hard It. Kus sell Jr.. rouiiMi Heptember 9. Iiv ad dition, Ihe bonier states of Ten nessee. Kentucky and Oklahninn aie among those now represented by democrats which vlll elect ngnln In November. .States besides Ccorgiii which hm o yet to select nominees are Colorado, Massachusetts, Michigan, -New Hampshire, Jev .Miico and Ithoile Islaiul. In New Mexico, two reals are open. Of the to tie rilled hi all, one Is now rarniei-Ie.bor, twelve re publican and the rest democratic. The death of Oovernor Klovd II. Olson, who was supporting Itoose- velt while running for (he senate on the tarmer-luhor tlcltet In Min nesota, left a gap which thp lend ers have yet to till. Some democrat le or'iisnlr.atlon leaders In Nebraska are smarting yet from Itepi esentatHe Terry Ciiipentei 's capture of the nomliia- tho order was right. Vernon W. Smith, or Riddle, was hero attending to business for a lew hours yesterday. BETTER HEALTH Stomach, Rectal and Colon Aliments Destroy Your Constitution Beit known treatment in the Wcit for Ulcfii. Acid It, Indieeitlott, PiUl, JMsiiho, Fiituli. Colitii, Bloating, Comtipation. Diagnoiit, Examination and Treatment by skilled pcciilliti. No hmpltalinrBlca1flirratlon.Noclnnnementj Wiltf or call (ot FRtE titter I prt Booklet. Dr.C. J. DEAN CLINIC PSynlclan and SuriteKn N E. Corner Burnsie and Grind Avemi Tlrphn? FAt 3918 Portland. Orfffin ATTENTION To Whom It May Concern: Henceforth I will be In my of fice every business day and In the evening by appointment. Dr. H. R. Nerbas Dentist Room 5 Phone 488-J Masonic Bldg. Roseburg Ihe Bergmann Work Shoe Cheapest & the Year .iff " '"rafafj 1 .tggSig -jj Ijub Value ' ; alllhm" NEVER miiul the price per pair, it's tlie price per year you have to pay for shoes that really counts. On thiil bash, you'll buy Bergmann's. The greater foot comfort you get is . an extra value that costs you nothing. WILDER'S ( Roseburg 1RGMANN Outiteot SHOES T'- v nrrit,,inn sSo.M'. .., N. U'. ;Mh A Frilling Specials at YOUR Red & White Store-Saturday and Monday, Aug. 29, 31 FLAV-R-JELL A delicious gelatin des sert. Seven pure fruit flavors. 3 Pkgs, for 14c SALAD DRESSING Sunspun quality brand. Rich, full flavor, creamy smooth. tiSszi Pull Quarts MAYONNAISE Red & White quality. Made from golden salad oil, selected eggs, aged in the wood vinegar and fare spices. Full Pints 27c PINEAPPLE JUICE Red & White Quality. A rich source of Vita mins A. B and C. MraijcnnalJ No. 2's, 2 for 27c It's harvest time. The time of the year when nature has provided most abundantly, foods for your table. Red 6V White Is celebrating this season of good cheer Dy bringing to you the finest of nature's fruits and vegetables at money-saving prices. Stock your pantry during this sale. Kellogg's Corn FlaKes Kellogg's PEP - - Lp.kgs- 15c Kellogg's Rice Krispies for . Per Pkg. . Per ! Pkg. . 10c lie Kellogg's Wheat Krispies 2 Pkgs. for 23c Kellogg's Shredded Wheat Per Pkg Kellogg's All-Bran Large Pkg 10c 19c Red & White Cake Flour Large Pkg 23c Red A White Baking Chocolate 2-Lb. Plcg. ... 15c Kool-Aid A - Flavors J4 Red & White GRAPEFRUIT . Red & White Home Style PINEAPPLE No. 2'2's 15c 20c Red A White Fruit Cocktail ,15c HARVEST VRLUES 1 -lb. Class Red & White COFFEE ,l lb Jars Mart COFFEE pVgb' Memorio Orange PekceTea p8k Red A White Marshmallows rg Red & White Wax Paper fJ Ro"B- Washo Granulated Soap p86 9 The following merchants in Roseburg and surrounding territory will serve you J. J. Allen Sulhcrhp H. F. Hcbard Umnoua Frank Bradstrect Riddle I A. C. Wenninger Clendalc W. R. Anderson Roseburg L. E. Hcnnlnger Canyonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Rire Bros. A Adams .. Myrtle Creek N. D. Cool Drain N. R. Fisher Kellcy's Corner C. J. Grimm Roseburg I. B. Nil hols Bi ockway B. R. Richler & Co Camas Valley E. T. Stenseth Yoncalla R. O, Thomas....! t Elkton H. R. UnderwocJ Oakland Ellison & Ellison. Dillard