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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 6, 1937. Sunday nUnwUna ntthp XsllUi uieo IDatlie devotions PR. CHARLES A. EDWAKDH J-Vur Is onu of the Kiciitcst fot-s thai man hut lu iiieei. CourK! Iih-Ih litmtftttly und without HiiuhiuK. ""1 i meet HitUiUloiiH fa ii mood to lieul with ilit-m thoioiiMlily ami no umlue iiiintiiviiiK. 1h one of the l'im-Mt (it'i!iatioiiH tor liv inK J"'1'"1' lii'iialiiifH ua and Uiilits utt lor uoiiiK our bust more complete I ' thau any oili er ninntl thai may toniu ukii us. Lite, ot eourae, haa its many real dittit uliics anil ucml)lH, but f-ar not only quite unlha us for ineetiiiK them, hut ailda to them a multitude of niei Ires that have no reality at all. We uay Thee, our tiod, lor a Hplrit tit U UKt and liope. and courideiice in Then tliut will Rive to our lives u greater as surance, a liner fiiiili ami a truer courage. May w learn :o walk with Thee and to know the HlreiiKlh that Thy preseueo and spirit nives to men. Amen. Firgt Christian Church, t erm r of D-jujUas ami Kuite Hire. ts. IJinien ti. Leavitt, mU'istur. lU-Hidence: y;ti Kast ;Simui d stiui'l. (.'hureh pchottl opens at !i:i:i a. in. Classes ror all groups; Ihnald KoitK, su peilnli mleni. .MmiiiiiK riiuieh wor Ktitp at lu:;ju. Theme: "liestttu IIhu." ClirlMiuii Kmleavorers ine t ut 7:il p. m- KeuiuK ihnieh v.or hhip at h:ou. Tue.:ie: "Limit. nk (iod." until iniiir iroin it:uu I" lo:u() p. m. .Mid week Itihle study on Weilnesday eveuinK at 7: lilt. Full Gospel Assembly, I"" K. Di.uixlas sil ent. Itev. A. Hal old J'enmitf, pastor. Servires mr S.m day: Sunday m-hunl at !t:ir.; Wil liam llromps. superintendent. Come tor a proiit;ihle study 01 liod'.s word. .M.)inln worship iHginniUK at 11 a. in. Message by the pastor. Evening; Ht rvieu ut X p. m. CvaiiKe liritie mer.sane. Kervh-.M for the week: Tuesday evenliiK at s p. in. Inspirational serviee. TI uisday liioiuiiiK at K:W, "VuM (iuspel ('hureh of the Air," biondeaM oer Kl Nit. Kriday eveniuif at s p. in.. youiiK people in thai Ke. Tlu-rn is possibility of a speeial speaker fr this seiviii-. so don't miss it. .Mis. t dhO'i, deaf and dumb v 'it ns list from i'oitlund. Free Methodist Church In West Koseluil'tf. tiervtees lor .SitiUuy, fit Hiist M!i. Sunday seliuol It : -l:i. I'reaehUiK lu :(;'. KvriiiHK servlte S:uo. Wednesday prayer service Auk. lllh, s :tii. hvt ry'iody wel couif. Alan In KulrK' prist or. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 1112 K. lioulas siret. tieuMitar ser- 1 vlco Sunday at llrtm a. in. Subject of lesson; "Spirit." Sunday school coiienos at y; I.j u, in. W t'thieailny evenliiK meetings .vlilili inehule i testimonies of healing and remarks on Christian Science, ure held at . S:UM oclot u. Tlie H'udt'i;; iiictni in front of tile chuich cdillce is open : daily, except Suiidajs ami holiday:' ; iroin 2:oii to 4; in) p. m. Here the ', Jlilde and all utitlun fkvtl Cbiisifau Seienctt litirai nie may be read, ; boirowed or suiseiibed for. The pulilic is cordially invited to at tend the chun h services and to Visit the leading room. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Coiey ami .Military MnHs, West Hovelling. A special mission rally net vice vill bt held Sund;y, An gust .S, bei:(uuing at II n. in. Lev. 11. Young of Mrdford ill l.e the , gue:tt speaker lor the invasion. The topic of the seiinou is. "The ' e of Chrit t Const in ins l's to 1N Missionary Work." The Sunda) , school meets at H: l:i a. in. The ' choir and ipiartet . ill sl.ig. In eon ; nectlon with the rerviee a public baptism will take place. The ser vice will ho folluwed by a chinch and Sunday s huot to I. h.'M on the lawn n' ibe parsonage. The women of the conmeginhm will serve a luncheon at noon. All those planning mi atte-iding are letpii'st ed to bring their own dishes along. Wo most cordially invito the public to attend our mission service and pit nir. The rhoir and quartet meet tonight for thru- ijn.il i.-h.-nrsal ut the clnu.il building. All choir members are urgently reipie. ii-d to be present. . A. Syh.estn, UTO .Military street, pastor. First Baptist Church, J. It. Turn bull, minister. !::',o ;t m. piaer im-eilug; !i: tr. a. in.. Mible school. Alvin Tiplon. superintendent. a well orgiUll.eil helhHd of live ile pariinenis U u m ., nioriung wor ship. .VlbiuiH Itilb-Hter. of Itussia. speuks on -I'm, tical Chi Im iiuil . Hie Need of (lie May." Solo li Mrs. Lewis. At S p. m. Mr. liiil ester speaks ugaiii on "Kelig:oii and Keolui ion in Itussia, mul Why the Czar Lost Hi Throne." giving liiMt-haud infoi maiioii iiom his reidenie in Itiifsin and travel in other pails of Kurope. Alondav X p. in.. Mi. Ilillester will give a public tenure ut Hie cbunh on "Cnniinuuisai a the Mai." illns trilled by slides of pi.tun-s be look in ttilsshl Wednesday, p. m.. piayer meeting in ihimh . jarlor. M. E. Church. South. Morning worship ll;iio a. in. i:eiunir serv . let? S:iio p. ni. Chinch school : I .", ll. 111. Young people's service 7 : no p. in. The Y. T. C. will hold their eottveuiiuu fn this church Aii,:ihi 7, S and Uih All you i it; pt ople of t ne local com inn mi y me '.mi ly uiged to be present. II. C. (Ilea ton. pastor. Washing Machine. Kudio and Typewriter REPAIRS HARRY SIMONS Roseburg Maying Stors Phone 111 W. Csn St. I The First Methodist Episcopal Church, S. Itaynor Mini Hi, minis ter. The purdor will preach at II o'i lock on "The I'ower of His Words." Dr. I'aul TrueblrKid will sing. Sunibiy si boo) at if: 4",. Kp worlh League at 7 o'clock. .Mid -k service. Wednesday evening at 7::M. Pilgrim Holiness Church. The reOval at the Pilgrim Mission at 12' Sheridan street will close Sun day evening. August K. A Bibb school service will be conducted In the interest or the Pilgrim ISIhle ...i PiiwiiiIi-ihi 'iilif. Kundav. August K. at 11 a. in. Sunday school at Hi a- in. Young people s service 7 p. in. Kveryone is cordially In-lL-d Ui alK'Ild these last few ser vices. Invite your friends. Kacli inveniiiL' at S o'clock. Rev. C. A. ' Wilson, evangelist. C. L. Dage, pasior. Church of the Nazarene, .MiK l''(wler stn-et. Leonard Johnson, paslor. Harry Webb. Sunday schoid Kiipeiiuti udi nl. Sunday school at in a. ui. and pmichiug service ut 11. There will be no Sunday even ing service until announced. I'ruy er no'Hlug Wednesday night at 7::tn. Come and worship with us this Sunday. All are cordially In vited to attend any of our serv ices. Rev. K. K. Murtin, our dist rict superintendent, will be with us in a service at 7::t" Monday (veiling, August 'J. First Presbyterian Church. "A .Message Kiom Heaven." iheme ut 11 a. in. ut the Presbyterian church, cunt Inning the series on Hie Rook of Calatians. Mrs. Lucy Martin, soloist. Orgun vesper ser vice at 7::ir p. in., conducted by Mr. Lamereiu. organist. with lauioiis old hymns as a feature. 7:4a p. in.. "Red Too Short-Covers Too Narrow," is Hie topic. Frank Onibbe will sing In the eve ning. Rible school at !t:lf u. m. A class for vnll. Yoilllg people's n lings ut p. m. All young people no' attending other church es eonliaily welcomed. Wednes day evening at 7::ii, lllhle study in the Psalms and praise service. Friday evening at 7: -Hi llible class at Cleveland church, "The Plan of the Ages." Thursday, begin ning at In a. in.. .Missionary so ciety meeting at Oe Fred FisImt home in LNknhower. I'oHuck din ner. The Sutherliu and Oakland missionary societies will meet with the. local society on this oc casion. Win. C. Faucette, minis ter. The Salvation Army, -Hi" West Cass street. Sunday school y : lf a. m., sal wit ion meeting S p. in. Captain Sibyl M. .leusen and Lieu tenant Myrtle Clark, officers in charge. Topic Sunday eve, "Vic tory in Salvation." All are wel come, I'Oin'I.ANIi. Aim. (Al'l -Am a nation ol' milk drinkers the I ' uited States doesn't rate, heinu last anioim (lie II leading eouu I l ies ol llu u orld, delegates to the annual convention of the Xa I in mil AHiitiiil iuri t M j)k 'on l rol Hoards heard J. A. Not ris. presi dent, assert here. SpeakeiH at the upeliliiK session st i essed I he inipoi tanee of milk control us an interstate problem and the neeessity ot l'edfial as- Hislanee to obtain ni'e unitoruiity. (.oeiiioi' .Mania el Oreuou inaised Hie treKon net as a nians ot inereusinu t he ret ui ns to the produeer and oHiahlishitm stable supplies and staiulanl grades. tpiMfiii inn to stn h legislation, he said, was "prompted either by i- uoituire of the larts or by sellish nioiive.i." I low aid C Kisiiuiun. ball inaii ot Hie l'cnus 1 ania eoinniissinu. assailed "anilahus" who would stir up public opinion in favor ol low ( m ices lo tlie consumer as "huyb.nlles." ilovernor Mariiu said it "as his dftei niinai ion to s- that reuala lion hum coutiiied to the control of milk as "in my opinion the laiiaer ha euounh liouhle llb i he normal ba lei la in his milk wltlunil the injection ot politics in to it." TALK ON DIAMONDS GIVEN BY PASTOR IMainnnds how llifv ure uiiiivd. uln-re I bey are tnund in the two Id. how Hit; are prepared 1u inaiki-t aiel wh I hey aie al!'abh- wcie the siib.lnt i ;ill Mnhe.s iell He' ItosebuiK Uotiiiv club yester day b) Key. Linden U ui it l, w ho niakt-s n hobby of stiuMnt; enis Tile sp.-aker !obl e!' his epeii-fUci-s in vim ions pj!i(.- of tin- Viorl.l ill Uinlnm in diamonds. He also explained that the value ol" a dia mond is not always d-tciuiilicd b us wi'oiht. Tlie way III which a Moiie is t-ni ha lee i: rente.--1 U-ar-ln upon ils sale pro e. he slal.-d itu .f f X. r. II 11BI I I Si Dillai d Motor Co. R03EBURQ, ORE. OUR BOARDING Mf BSAZ!FKOM MY Cgf i COUX SLEEP W exPEBiiEwce stretched lp WHAT A 5ET" W GLEANEP WHILE W OUT OM A llif M up KlcSHT BY I CAMPAIQMIWS IU M PICKET TSNCB 1 $M' I TH' WATER AKID M THE BOER WAR I TH' GRASS IS 1 I FROKJOUWCS WmM ' V WOMDERFUL.' & THIS CAMP SjTE yMM ( THEY MUST fir. PERFECT KAFP - Mr TH' CUSHIOMS V HAVE HAP IT I KAPp -FAR FROM M OP THIS TRAILER 1 ALL MAKJICURED k HABITATIOM AMP Wi BEP MAY FEEL I UP IM HOkJOR T UMTOUCHEP BY ffljf LIKE PAVIWG M V OF OUR COMiKie! 1 FR06RESS-UMF- f BLOCKS UMPER :M V . WE'LL SLEEP UM- M SOME SPIMES . I'M. I "y" i PISTURBED BY M BUT, AFTER WHAT W 9 ;k V tXm-A "RAUCOUS AUTO V.i x'M USED TO im 1 THEY'RE AS 1 I SOFT AS TH I I I c I I 'GIMME" flCTIDW OF WASHINHTOX. Auk. t A I I Senator W'l ler tDMoiit.) de nounced the democrat;;: national committee today lor soliciting cain pni.uu rouirihutioiiK 1'ntm Robert It. Vouim. New Vork railway iiiuk nale. Wheeler, chairman of the Hen ale railroad Investigating commit tee, said the solicitation was u "de phnahle pi act ice." and addfd : "It might give the impression that -people had to give money in order to get proper treatment, or that they might gel some kind of laors." Young testified yesterday he bought la.unn worth of democra tic national convention hooks early this spring, but that the solici tors had "positively never discusa ed" his dealings with lederal agencies. As today's hearing opened, Wheeler declared: "I resent the democratic com mittee going to people Just prior to their coining here and solicit ing funds." "Jt reilcctfl on tlie com nil t tee and every other "branch of con gress, W heeler continued. "Some groups ' who denounce couoiuic . roalista are getting handouts from the very people they denounce." Ile asserted that whether such matters were mentioned by the solicitors or not "there Is always an inference" that special favors or .concessions might he involved. Wheeler then turned to Young's plans lor merging Alleghany and Chesapeake corporations, the chief holding companies in the huge Vim Sworinuen rail network which he controls. appleTassn.-union dispute unsettled ll(M)l) KIVKU. Aug. tl (API - Week-long negotiations tailed to hriim an agreement between t he apple grow ers association and the fruit, cannery and agricultural workers' union on new w age and hour schedules. Association officials contended the seales propost-d by the union would increase apple and pear prices 2-" cents a box. The union dt-nifd the scale was excessive, as-st-riint; it was on a parity w 1th that already accepted by otliii' packing oixani.al ions. PINCHOT OPPOSES FORESTRY TRANSFER SIN iK AN K. Auu tl (AD I. if ford 1'iiichnt, foi ni'-r governor )' I'.mims Ivania mid Hi' In st chief of HOUSE THEIR FIRST CAMP GROUMD cq.r lit bv nf the I. S. forest service, said In uti interview' here Secretary licke.i' plan lo transfer the service to the interior department would endan ger the whole benefits the west Is deriving from forest resources. "The national forests have been admirably handled by the agricul tural, depart men t for HO years,"' 1'iuchoct said. "Now Secretary Ickes proposes to transfer them to the Interior de partment which has permitted the looting anil devastation of almost j every national resource of which It has had control. "The interior department bus done the west more harm than ull the other departments of the gov-I eminent put together. JASON LEE'S TREK WILL BE HONORED NKW I'ORT. Ore.. Auk. Ii. (AP) Lincoln eounly will observe lhe ninth liveisiuy on Aimust 29 ot lhe Ioiik. hazardous journey iiihiIo by Jason Lee and Cyrus Shepard from the Lee mission at Salem to lhe I'aeifie oreall. The finned fimirs of the state's early period of settlement traveled with their wives over an old In dian trail, now the Salmon river highway. The event will be held at Ocean, hike. Tile committee includes Dr. Ilruee llaxler, president or Willam ette university, the Uev. Mr. GulkD, Get This .fri DOUBLE AUTOMATIC IRONMASTER H.-rtlH f :ii. r - st, i v lint t r st h rt tn-niim in VIIIKTY S Ki 'i .LS nft-t-r .u -niirux-t it. K.n.h.-.s Kf I.I. HIHII 1 1 MAT r..r htitw .Lump Un fits In J .. inhiiilcs. Thf ONI.V Au-iMim.if.- noil uith Tlminh-t in H.;,t K.-util.n.ii- up in thf luimllf. 11 wit v rrt.m lhf fin, !. luiiv.iiifiitlv iii.ii ki ll r.:- nl I ). ,.f fnl.i irs. 'inloricl'l.-. w i lsi-r,'j-l 1 11 ir lian.llf W'. iKhn mil v Hm ., n, tii-.-.l ;n mis. wi ii. sli.uini.-rs. I'.r Kiiti- l.y nll kimhI tlM-trl iiiiUiiu-r diHlTM. AMERICA'S FINEST, FASTEST IRON ! AS soon as word got around that the Peters Non-Disintegrating, ExDandini Bullet did quicker, cleaner big-game job, sportsmen began to clamor for it in other calibers. So now, in addition to the 30 40 and J0'06 siaes. this belted smasher ts ready in 30, 30 and .35 Remington calibers. With controlled and positive expansion deeper penetration little or no loss of weight. PETERS with Major Hooplel MTlMG TOMIOHT OM nr .vict mc T. M wee, u. s. PAT. Off. g-fe hl ilum I liu ttai- 11' IV V Tillamook: the Itev. A. M. WII limns. N.-lolt, and Leslie M. Scott , i,.,iUii "' ' """'"- What, Santa Claus here In August! Why it's impossible! Christmas Is still four months awayl Yet a close inspection of these values will lead you to believe that Red 4 White is playing Santa Claus In August in a big way get your share of these values at Red & White this week-end! Red & White Grapefruit JUICE M.C P. LEMON JUICE !Cans 2j Red & White TOMATO JUICE J- 2C Van Camp's PORK and BEANS gr. HC COFFEE a 23c pffiffi ffffjlfjfl Choice of Flavors KOOL-AID Junket j ICE CREAM MIX l: 27c Red & White GRAPE JUICE fc 18c Santa Cruz APRICOTS Jv:. 37c Assorted Flavor FLAV-R-JELL UTT. 14c Our Value SHRIMP cL1 19c THE BEST THE L. J. Allen Sutherlin Frank Bradstreet.... Riddle N. D. Cool Drain N. R. Fisber Kclley's Corner C. J. Grimm Roseburg L B. Nichols Brockway FATE OF PULL Oregon District Attorneys Indicate Little Aid to Abolishment Move. SALEM, Aur. 6. AP) Uls Irict aitornv-yg over the state In dicated today that they may plve Assistant Attorney General Ralph I. lnnHv lit tin eiiiitiiifi in hi. I fight to wipe out pin bull and mar Die games. Moody said Chief Justice Henry J. beau's dismissal of Injunction I proceedings brought by two Salem operators would he a virtual death i blow to Lhe devices. Hut other operators have Indicated they would appeal to the supreme court for a ruling on whether the games are a violution of the loamy laws. The district attorney's office in Portland said something would he done to confiscate the ma- chines. The circuit court in Port- land has held that they can he op i eraled for amusement only. The lane county dislricj, attor ney said he was uncertain as to ! what action he would take. The county has banned them for more than a year, but the Eugene city officiuls. happy over license fees which the machines net lor them, plan no uctlon. .Moody said today that it would make no difference whether cities hold the machines legal so they can tax them, explaining that this would not hold water in a - LO"11 .K . , ' . , """ "" " "' '" La ''in'i'le and Hoseburg Indira!- Iod ihoy plan mi anion for Inn Specials for Saturday, Monday, August No. 300's, 2 for 3 PUgs. for The following merchant in Roseburg H. F. Hebard Umpqua A. G. Hcnninger Glendale W. R. Anderson ...Roseburg L. E. Henninger Canyonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adams.. ..Myrtle Creek present, while officials at Grants Pass admitted It looks like they .may have to do aometbing about :1L Tbe district attorney's office at I Klamath Kalle uaid it expected to ! shut down the games if thuro is a ptnte-wlilf ntovpiiient. T COLORFUL COORS POTTERY 35-piece Sets , . We carry a complete open stock in all colors why not start a set and add to it with extra pieces? BLUE WILLOWARE, 32 piece., only $3.50 CHINA SETS, 32 piece. $4.95 EDWARD NOLES CHINA, 42 pieces $8.00 PITCHERS, Bright Reds and Blue. 40 55 85 Churchill Hardware Co. Ironmongers i i : ; : j I 19 ' 1U 'MifW.irW..Til I ijV f&J . i 14c i JVIABKISjlAFFOKCS and surrounding territory Floor Sanding and Refinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phont 661-J R. B. 2, Box 22U Roasburg. Or. S.00 7, 9 Salad Dressing SunSpun, jAa) QuarU Mayonnaise Red & White, Pints : ZC Veal Loaf Red & White, f A. 5i-oz. Can 2UC Ripe Olives Blue and White Mediums, Pint Mk Cans, 2 for . LjQ Shredded Wheat 2 Pkgs for .... 25c Crackers Sunshine Krispy, 2-lb. Box 29c Cookies Sunshine Nobility, Mb. Box 29c Sweet Pickles C. H. B. 2-oz. Bottle ZUC will serve you: B. R. Richter & Co Camas Valley E. T. Stenseth Voncalla R. O. Thomas Elkton H. R. Undeiwood .Oakland Ellison & Ellison... DibWd a"