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Rlitim-rlplhui lliitra
I in 1 1 v, i;r year by wall $.',0f
MHy, tl iiiurith hy nut 1 1 I!..',-)
1 h M v, a inniiMiH hy mull J.-''
I Hilly, hy catiU'r pr nuinlh "
Vf it 1 1 v, hy mi-rler per year 7.80
Kvt-ry otiilf, county mid illy
r,l filial o I b.iird that ImmlNtH
pultlh: money fdic.iil.1 pnlillnh nt
r-Kulnr hiti-rvalii nn iM-count Iiik
nf it, f honing Wlli'i'fl ii lid ImlV
mil dollar In f .-m I . Thin Ik ii
fumln ntnl nln-lle ot demo
crat k- nu im niiif-nt.
WIIKTt-tKR tho national guard
In mobilized fur ft long trim
tit thorough (ruining or not. It is
rcT tain that ordinary training ir
fmln will lie lengthened, nml Hint
In one way or another more anil
more men iuo going to bp called
from not in at civ It la n life to longer
pcrloda or military training.
Thin inciina Unit the problem or
iiyetlng Ihe dislocations In Indus
trial and personal life will have
to hp eoimlileml an carefully h i
the military problem Itself.
Already It Is being proposed
that married men hi (hp Uiu er
ratifta ho permitted to resign from
the guard IT it fdimtld launch In
to flit HMnnnrh tt'nlnlriK period. It
Iff ft' It that Rpcelal hardship might
bp on lined In family life If men
mi the lowent acnle of military
pay wore, to leave their lanitlloit
I6r rio long ft time. " '"
: Hut the problem poeH eiPr
than that. Should a full year, or
ail 18 month trnfnliiR pprioil be de
rided upon, the problem of return
to e.Mllnii life would he nhnoHt
im great an that errnted by a war.
In Kuroie, when every young
man Hprmdn a eoitple of yeaif In
the army ait a mailer of eoui'so,
(ho training nrlod unually eomen
lrt'foie be linn PMtnhllfthPd blmfteir
lb plvll life,, and the dislocation
Jr therefore leas. Hut hen1 we
jnopnnp to train the national
luard. iiiost or whose member are
older nufl already have found a
place In IttduMry or ImstnenB.
. Surely mieli a man wiiiiln to
ftol dial lu glvtng up a year or
more of hln Mfo voluntarily to hfs
cfHinliy'H aervlre. he doea not al
ao rorfelt hla proapeclft in tit a
choaen trade Or profession. Yet
hlln audi tncii in e tinno, fudua
try Inuat carry tm. The vacant
place niuat be ftllcd, even tl letu
pnrurlly, - .Moat of I he plana hllherto devla
eil were baaed on a training per
iod not longer than a days. That
is longer than moat guard nulls
t mined lu the past. Hut It aeema
clear that ao short a period of
training la no longer adequate.
Now many employers are work
ing on the pruhlcma of ki anthiK
leaves of absence for all employe
called up (or military service.
Some are trying to airance at
It-tial (wo weeka with lull pay,
Nome as mnch an tin day. Many
aie tryrna in plan so aa to assure
tjie Holdlrr Jifa, Job when be re
turnat . The alttinttoti ot employers
t(o diverse, condlllona aie ton
vnrlmia to lay down any very
general rule. Hut e lacu hat
will aoon be n tact, nut it theory,
mid It la not too aoon tor eeiy
person Itivotvcd to heir I u planning
means .of shai ins as equally us
poaalble the burdens that will
come with increased military
tiatntuR.
Editorial on Newt
(Cotfa4 tnm uf t)
H'm sale to do so.
Consci tptl'di. an a HLKM AN
i;NT Inst Hut ion. has no place in
America. It gives too much power
lo those w ho aie ea; er o ret
incut other people's ll. e.
A ,V InternaHonal a m u g g Itnp
ring dumping an estlmiilrd
annual total or $6.mi0."0i of lite
gal drugs Into the I'. S. has been
ahuut tiokeit up, largely a a fe
toilt of tli aLd ytvcji tn the liar
titles autliorlties by an "attrac
tlvo, inlddto-aKfid American wo
man." (They're afraid lo deacrlbe
her more anciirately for fear of re
prtaala against her.)
If all cltb.ens gave all the belli
posKlble to the authorities, there
would he little cilmw. (All decent
citizens, that Is; you couldn't
expect the crooks and the slickers
to help.)
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S. F. Spencer, Newcomer
To Day Creek, Posses
Stanley V Spencer. .12, died nl
the home of his brother, Hay f.
Spencer, near Days Creek Tint's
day nftrr a long illness. Ho v as
hotn In itamptnu. I'enn., Dec. 2M.
tss. and came to this atate fnun
California about 1" months iigo to
t etde. He was neer man ted. He
shirs his hrolher, be is aiinhcd b
vo ststna. Mrs. llthet Phatis aed
Mrs. Il-Hlrh f Umiv,mi ,. sn l'o
dto. Calif.. Ore. The Inidv has hi en
removed to Stearns inortunr. Oak
lend peiiilhia fnueral at rangefiieiiis.
Ralston Appointed Agent
For Greyhound Lines
Poitun! annoiiucenic.nl was hiade
inday by tbe (lre hound Lines of
(he appointineiH of James Hatoti
lis agent at Uosebutg. Mr l!atslon
recent I. tun b.!ed and t ui't at
tin: 'lie X iV'lcy hotel, terminal
Ihe bus line tn K'tsebuiK.
OUT OUR WAY
r s f , ) I J Ii
-J YAH W VOU'RE , THERES A MIC-HTy y SHUCKS, THEY
I vAU P )( BLOOM IM - STEAWGE SIGHT ALWAYS COUUT OW
A Wn- S WELL I THESE DAYS -A j BElW STOPPED
- ( RIGHT UlCTATOPi WHO BEFORE THEY DO
-r- 'trqiCJ V .-rf y goes aroumd amy damage
) T V STOPPIMG THAT'S WHY THEY
ji ""S-p r SOTOUGH
I .. 1 1 sum- M . "V
HIGH
V KSTKItHAV: Jau enioya her
i- i.iilni- f I I n !..-.. Ii l.i. II. ....1.1
vjth ,,(.(lk -,.,,. Hnuw ev1Mil(..
r ft , intovirniw!.
il.iiiii'e Ik tiii'lmm hot doimiiiil
Hint Hose kiss him.
f'haptor 17
"I eon Id n't help it," alio whis
pered. I heard her come In."
"Well. I don't care whether you
saw or not," he slum led, his enio-
Hons unite beyond con tied. His
1 Hands hIiook and ins race was
livid. "I've been burled alive for
two years. I wo years: I know she
doesn't care a damn for me, I
linow I can't give her anything,
bill I'm golnu to take what I can
get. it might have to last nil a
lifetime."
In silence she wheeled him
back Into hfs room, left him. and
uetil nn Into her own room to
creep acain between the covers.
now chill anil damp.
Umft wnki ,)(lt, wj),
head-
m ,0- j itroit sb
came completely
J a wake her conscience benan nag-
u ntr her with uu tv
post-mor
tems. Yauuely, yet clearly enough
lo know It was no imagination,
she remembered the scene In the
1...IIU-..V u-llt, t w... l.,l,,i,,t---
'fault, she decided, he'd insisted
on her mixing her drinks. Should
have known better. Itose
mv
b(inny .,ss, MlMnhp. lp llls, ,,.
.rather- the first time, you expei !
.,,..1. .1. fhui
I men ted that way? It gypped yni
out of a nice, .solid fortune.
Making a wry face she airug
""d her whirling head
1" ....--....-,,
wringieu mess 01 ini'iistacoiored
iii'i11' 1 1 1 1 1 1 niin neeii an expensive
evening gown. Taking it off over
her head she reflected atie should
he grateful to whomever it was.
Jau most likely, for pulling tier in
bed and covering her up and pull
ing olt her velvet sandals. How
tl.at foi 1 hi lg lit. unsophisticated
youngster must despise her.
Stripping off all her clothing,
donning a satin robe. Hose pushed
(her heavy black hair off her lace.
pmoed it hark, and rubbed a tbi-k
layer of pink cohl neatn. sciiied
and expensive. Into tier skid. This
was Sunday. A big day at the
chi'i. Held day Tor a handhOinp
gi n. s widow- - - handsome iT she
cuid erase those dark circles
ui.th-r her eyes. Stilt, they nili;lit
be considered Intriguing.
"I'm thirty." she thought. t,ik
Ha herself to task as ahe ie
moved the cream with tissue.
bt en twice married and twi-e di
1 orred. Its high time I ili 1 Mme
1 ;dt about si.'curing my inet 111 e
future."
Swell Fight'
Hers was
Hose reflected, not
an unusual story. A 1 nn aw av
ma? l iaiie a 1 Kcventeen tn n h.v
tiuui.ot twenty. Too much love. Hm
jiMtuh iiitarreling and Ion It'll'
On li . n one . Disillusionment and ot
I m i e at nineteen. A determlna-
jit. mi to make alt men pay for tic
hurl one man had caused her.
Ituinlnc her fingers, learning,
ha ' den tug. Work tug as model i
w hotesale houses. then shop .
.hen 'aloiis. Learning clothes and
how to w ear them. The grow Wfi
gi eed for possessions. Then Her
1. fit Cornwall.
Henna 11 had been a sacking,
raunchy fifty. He had fat han.l-i
and Hcht. suspicious eyes. Hut he
hid enormous amounts of money
and tie wanted to marry her. Well,
shrcl stuck It eight years. At Mrst
Cie i tof ties, the summer house,
tit" w Wirt house, the sen ants,
llm traveling, bad made H north
while Then they hadn't. Tn'i'
w ci e men who attracted her. hut
her' greed tor possessions pe-
ented her Trotn attempting tM
vert of escape, for Her man wis
y watchful and Herman wns
exceedingly Jealous.
H she hadn't mixed her di inks
1 hat night ami told htm she'd
iev er con Kent to have a child,
i ever under any circumstances,
tits scomgiog itenunciation struck
lire to th pitch soaked kindling
01 rvpiesstnn In her and she had
hln ieke I her bate at hint
He perm liter, hr to dhoice htm
at Henn after ali"'l signed a set
tit inent- Such a little settlement
i '1" 'iii'Titiii Herman him ealtli
Hose belted the robe tighter
"SfesV
M. tr Sf SVC. V
TIDE
atiout her lovely slim waist and
sought the healing solace of a
warm scented bath.
A little later, hearing her come
down the stairway, .Ian slipped
into the kitchen and waited until
the front door closed. Lance rails
his buzzer and she trotted up to
him, dreading to face htm.
"Did Hose Just go out?" ho de
manded the moment she entered.
"Yes. To t lie club, probably. It's
a Rt-and day for swimming nml
sunning."
Lance looked aft if he hadn't
slept at all. "She promised to take
me for a drive." he muttered.
"She must have forgotten or may
be she went to get the car."
"Lance "
"Well, what Is It? he asked Ir
ritably. "NothtiiK, I miess."
"Oh. I know what's eating you
You think I'm n tool. You and
Norma. You don't know, either of
von U'lmt il lu frii- h imin In him.
yKOr f(). )f.Iluty . . . (0 ache to bold
1 woman like Itose tn your arms
Sure. I'm a fool! I know It." He!
wheeled the chair around so his j
hack was toward her. Ills lace,
so perfectly planed, thin and hoi-!
low now, yet atill possessed of a
pale, compelling beauty, twitched
with feverish emotion.
"1 wonder, Jan, II those doctors
who patched me up Knew every-
I thing. Surgery is advancing every
day. There might he a man some
where in this world who could do
something with these knees of
mine. Damn ft, Jan, I want to
live! Why do 1 have lo be con
demned to this chair for the rest
or my life?"
Compassion
Tears pushed hot. against her
eyelids while compassion wrung
tier. There was nothing lo an
sWjOr. She wanted to go over to
him and put her strong, young
arms around him. but she sensed
he wouldn't want this. It was not
her arms he wauled. She went
out quietly.
Johnny came out of his room, a
sheepish look on his race. "Jan.
forgive me for last night, w til
you ? I'm sorry as the devil.
You're lust too good for a guv
tike me."
"I think so. too." she agreed
with him serenely. "I accept your
apology and I forgive you. Now
run along ami loot your horn.
I tn busy."
lie hesitated, opened his mouth,
shut it. Her composed smile, her
careless, indulgent one. dismissed
him and his offense as completely
unimportant. ll desired, sudden
ly, lo grab her and kiss her, dis
turb her. He was furious with her.
H-' ran down the steps and
slammed the front door.
Opening the liiyn closet nt the
end of the hallway. Jan took out
cle,ti sheets and a pillowcase and
went up on the roof to change
De i k s bed. She round Neptune,
paws lucked under him. curled tip
on Ihc blanket asleep. She hugged
M-i liiup. warm body, slid her fin
m rs through his furry ruff. thn
set him down on the rag rug be
side the cot. lie yawned and
Mietrhed and blinked amber eye
lief ore springing up to hts favor
ite 1 'are on the parapet overlook-'
in-: the beach tront below. As Jan
line I ihe top blanket to shake It.
'ie noted It was plentifully deco
laiid with Neptune's silky hair.
"So this Is where he spends hi
nla'iw." she satd wondering If
DeieV petted him. She must ask
some t me. for Neptune, outward
ly 1 1 ne blue, pa y in B no heed 1 1
an one w hen his mistress was
.ibnut. mlcht be secretly cheating.
And It he w ere, atie smiled, the
pel on Hharfng Ills lo e must be
the Hcht soil.
The lMIle tent smelted of clea
rctte and soap and clean mssro
tuity. Pausing when the bed
making w as done. Jan suddenly
dropped onto the much army
lili.nkt I and tald her cheek
ima.nst Derek's pillow. As If this
act accomplished n Joining to
gether ol memoi) she closed tier
e rs and w armed herself by
thinking or how Derek Junked
when lie stinc off to work this
'pornlpg H'M oed to the evdor ot
vol tee. Inured to beating sun. he
ujw note only a pair ot blue
ly WBkuns
jf? VIU.AM3 I
jeans, sneakers, and a Jaunty of
ficer's cap. From his waist to his
flaming hair ho was as evenly
brown as If he'd been painted by
a spray gun. Also, he'd picked up
an astounding vocabulary of fish
erman's lingo and delighted In
trying It out on her at breakfast
when they had the kitchen to
themselves.
A great deal of the bitterness
had gone out of hts talk and man
ner. A few days ago he'd asked
her to play for him and he'd lis-
jtened -without growing dink and
tierce ami violent. Timidly sne
urged him to play. He refused.
hut hts refusal was only a shrug,
no outburst of words. Kncour-
aged, stie asked. "Just what do
you harbor against Chopin? You
said once you couldn't bear him."
I can't. His music hurts me.
haunts me. I lived a long time ago
only to perfect myself In the play
ing of his Polonaise in A Flat
Major."
'I'm a Misfit'
Another time, setting his teeth
into his favorite subject, the
chaos and hoi' dessuess of the
world, the growing decadence of
civilization, she had checked hinr,
with: r ' '. .'
"Derek, It's the misfits who rant
on soap boxes. Huay people, Imp-
pv people, useful people, haven t
tbe time nor the desire to tell the
world how lousy It ia!"
He'd thought u while. Then:
May tie you've got something
there. Jan. I'm a lnlsrit IT there
ever was one! Hut it isn't my
fault."
Perhaps not. but If you keep !
on being a misfit It's certainly
your fault." j
Is this fitting in. then? This!
existing to eat and sleep nnd la-!
hor with my hands?
"You can look out of your tent
at night and see the stars," she
satd. "You can watch ttte sunrise
and sunset and look nt that ocean
out there and realize bow little
and unimportant you are. Yon
can dream.
"Philosophy is cold. Y'know.
Jan. it's a funny thing I hate the
idea of manual labor, but I I
like It. It does something to me.
Something good, genuine, earthly,
I'm earning my salt and Incident
ally my own self-respect. Lord.
I sound like an Horatio Alger
hero!"
Lying on his cot, relaxed, feel
ing the salt breeze fan her akin,
thoughts and words all ran to
gether, blurring. With a sigh she
jinked her nose over the edge of
the pilto- and felt into sound
sleep.
Derek, stealing guiltily through
the house two hours later, think
ing he had escaped detection,
round her there. One arm was
crooked under her head. the
other dangled off the edge of the
cot. Smalt and childish and de
fenseless she seemed In Sleep. Her
lashes lay thick and dusky against
her soft golden cheek; her sensitively-curved
ptnk tips pouted
with dreams; her hair sprawled
vellow over the ptltow.
His eves, watching so Intently,
woke her. "I must have fallen
asleep." she murmured drowsily,
sitting np, rubbing her temples.
The she had a good look at blin.
A small shriek escaped her.
"Derek! For heaven's sake,
w hat happened to you'
lie grinned and hung hts .head
a little white she stared, terrified.
For one eye was turning black
and swelling shut, a good-sized
lump distorted his jaw. and there
was blood on his cheek.
it was a swell fight." he de
clared. "Hut. Jan. Cap fired me."
Tell me all" she ordered. "I'll
bet you started the fight."
"I diil." he agreed, defiant. "1
was helping a guy pull In a whop
ping big barracuda and Cap
grabbed the pole away from me
and hollered I didn't know nny
thine and never would and H H
weren't lor you he'd knock the
daylights out of me nnd toss me
overboard.
'Oh. Prrek. you didn t hit him.
lies Jtn old man."
No I didn't hit htm. but 1
burned up and told him a few
things about his rotten old tubs
and the first mate got tn on It -he'
always hated me. any ho--,l
ihen a couote f other fel
low s took shies and It turned Into
n free for all." he related. 'T.wn.
II was fun I feel glorious! 1
hrfen"t bail a fist tight tor years!"
tTo be continued l
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DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHA3. A, EDWARDS
The, reason that the church of
today 1b Impotent before the
forces of evil. Is because
Chrlst'8 followers have failed to
possess Him as an active spirit-
Mual power. It Is not enough lo
think, act and speak In the spirit
or Jeans. We must be active
agents of His spirit. Tbe dis
ciples of old received the Holy
Spirit. This experience was ao
definite that they were con.
scions or It. All of us are cap
able of this wonderful experi
ence. If we will only repent of
our sins, and submit ourselves
to His will. We desire an out
burst of fresh enthusiasm, but
we need more a new spiritual!
tat ton. We can Influence each
other, but we cannot spiritual
lo ourselves. A spiritual im
pulse must be given to uh from
on hlsh. We, therefore, must re
pent and possess lllm In us that
we, too, like the disciples, may
go out to chunge the world
through Him who makes all
things new. Lei us guard our
thoughts with reverence, and
fear, lest we run counter to
God's will, and cast away Our
opportunity to promote Ills king
dom. Amen.
DILLARD METHODIST CHURCH
(1. A. tiarboden, pastor. Sunday
school lu a. m. Morning worship,
II a. m. Sermon topic:1 "Following
a Vision." Prayer meeting Wed
nesday, H p. in.
Camas Valley Methodist. O. A.
Garboden, pastor. Sunday school,
10 a. m. ICp worth league 7 p. m.
Kvenfng services, 8 p. m. Sermon
topic: "Following a Vision."
Teumile church, (t. A. C.arboden.
pastor. Sunday school, 10: 15 a. m.
Camas Valley church. M. A. tiar
boden, pastor. Sunday school, 10
n. in.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH '
(Missouri syuodL Corey and
Military streets. West toseburg.
The servk-ea of Sunday. July 2.
begins at 8:00 p. in. Tho topic or
the sermon is: "What, Hoes the
Bible Say About Marriage and Di
vorce?'' This Is the ririh or a se
ries of sermons entitled: "The
(Hide's Answers to Some Often i
Asked Questions." The Sunday
school meets nt 9:!lii a. m. The pub
lic is most cordially Invited lo at
tend our service abd Sunday
school. After the service a short
business meeting or the voting'
members will be held. Tho class Jo
New Teslnment history will meet
tonight at 7:30 p. in. at the home 6f
Dr. O. McQueen, 416 South Pine.
W. A. Sylweater, 1170 Military
street, pastor.
EDEN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Klgarose. Ore. Services will be
held on Sunday. -Inly 2s, at ll :U0
a. m. All welcome to come to our
Services. Hev. I'M ward Kklol, pas
tor. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
"What Is the Hasis or Peace?"
ta the title of tbe Sunday morning
sermon. The .message for the eve
ning service will be "Walk In Wis
dom." (Miristtan Endeavor will be
at 7:'0 p. in. Alia Golden will be
the leader, and the topic will he
'Freedom From Sin." The calendar
for the week : Sunday: Sunday
school. !l: 15 a. m.; morning wor
ship. 11:00 a. in.: ('. K. society.
7:u0 p. m.: evening service. 8:00
p. m. Wednesday: Prayer meeting.
7: Uo p. in.
THE SALVATION ARMY
Captain Olive Coleman, Lieut.
Alice Hoss, officers In charge. Sun
day: Sunday school, looo a. m.:
holiness meeting, 11:00 a. m.; open
air service. 7:3o p. in.: salvation
meeting. S:00 p. m. Tuesday: open
air service. 7 :;tu p. m.; Hlble
study, 8:b0 p m. Wednesday: La
dles' Home League. 2:"0 p. in.
Thursday: Open air service, 7::io
p. m. I'nton prayer meeting or the
Holiness association, SMio p. m.
Friday: Hoys' club meeting. 6: -In
p. m. Saturday 4 Hind of love. 2:"0
p. m.: open air service. 7:30 p. m.:
old time salvation meeting. S:iio
p. m. Come and worship with us.
ou are cordially Invited.
PULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
Located at the end of W. Com
mercial Ave. A. Harold Horsing,
pastor. Services for this- coming
Sunday: Sunday school will take
up at it: IS with our superintendent.
John Elliot, In charge. We Invite
yott to be with lis. Morning wor
ship beginning at 11 a. m. The sub
ject of the sermon. "Killing the
Caps." This message will be spe
cially fitted to men. If you have no
chnrch home we cordially invite
yon to attend. Attend our adult
men's iin.-s. Rev. Perslng is the
teacher. Evangelistic service at
7: IS. Come for a time or refreshing
from the presence of the Lord.
The young people and children
meet in their respective plates at
K:3n p. m. Tuesday nlcht at k
o'clock :p Devotional and preaching.
We specialize the children Tor this
service. Come and bring them. Fri
day night at fi p. m. Young people
in charge. A service worthy of yotir
preseiu e.
OLD FiSHIOHEO
ntvivni
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Dlrttm
Ft.-WH ll IVwIil
llt.l Hi., ttw K.ilt
Evsry Sunday
5 nn P M KR
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FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
Edenbower district. J. D. Ker
nult, pastor. Sunday school, 10:00
a. in. Mrs. Chas. Hughes. Supt.
'Morning service, 11:00 a. in. Young
People s service, 7:30 p. m. Kve
nfng service, S:oo p. m. Prayer and
praise service Wednesday evening.
8:00 p. in. Our Sunday school had
the. largest increase in enrollment
ln Douglas county for the last three
months.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
312 E. Douglas street. Regular
services Sunday at 11:00 a. m.
Subject of lesson: "Truth." Sun
day school convenes at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday ' evening meetings
which Include teatlmonles of heal
ing and remarks on Christian Sci
ence are held at 8:00 o'clock. The
reading room at 317 Perkins build
ing, is open daily except Sundays
and holidays from 10:00 a. m. to
4:30 p. m. Here the Htbte and all
authorized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or sub
scribed for. The public Is cordially
Invited lo attend the church serv
ices and to visit the reading room.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
, Church school at fl:'l5. Classes
for all. Morning worship at 11:00.
Sermon by Rev. Melville T. Wire
on the. topic: "The Voyage of
Life." Epworth leagues at 1 p. m.
Evening worship at 8:00. Sermon
by Rev. J. A. McClintock, profes
sor of psychology In Drew univer
sity. You will find a cordial wel
come to all these services.
THE PILGRIM HOLINESS
CHURCH
' 177 South Jackson street. Rev.
Orvrtl C. Keller, pastor, phone
113-YX. Two doors north of the
Rose school. Sunday school con
venes at 9:30 a. m. .Morning wor
ship from 10:30 to 11:30 a. m.
Young people's meeting at 7:ljj
p. m. Sunday evening service all
x p. in. prayer meeting every
Thursday night at 8 p. m. Sunday
we begin a series of revival serv
ices with the Rev. E. E. Words
worth, former pastor of the Church
of the Nazarene at Ashland. Ore
gon. There will be services every
night next week, Including Monday
beginning at 8 p, ni. each night.
Rev. Wordsworth has spent veai-H
in the ministry. He has served as
pastor, district superintendent ind
evangelist. Nesides being an able
speaker, ho Is a well-known writer
and Hlble scholar. We invite the
public lo attend these services
every night. Special mpsic and
spirited singing.
ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL i
CHURCH I
Holv communion 8:00 . m.'
Morning prayer and sermon ll:0o
CLEVELAND CHURCH OF GOD
Clevlatiil silionl illstilH. Sun-'
day school ovpiy Sumluv nl In a.
m. Your Sunday nchool clans iipciIk '
ynur limp. I.oiun. Inlnir your oil II-;
dicn mid Icopp your school ki-ow-'
Inc. PreachliiK scrvico at 11 a. m l
Kremlin nrcnchlnir survirp at T tn.
Come. lirhiK your nelehbor anil
friend. On July ;s there will liei
three services, mornine pervlce nl I
II a. in. and nftcrnoon serv ce nt
2::ift. and evening service at 7:-!.-. I
Pnlluek lunches w'lll he served, j
He sure, and liiinc vow lunch. I
A hearty welcome lo all. Mrs. John!
Tarry, superintendent. Mr. John
10. Kvnns, pnstnr.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Meets In Kdellhower schoolhmmc
one mile noith of town. Itlhle
study lietilns ;i:lj a. m. Sermon al
11:011 a. ill. Subject: "The Power
of the (iospel." Kvenlnc services
liecln al 7:45 p. m. Subject of ser
mon. "How Redemption Is IlroUL'h!
About."
Holli sermons delivered bv s
Tipton.
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATER DAY SAINTS
Sunday. July Sundav school
iii uc neiu in uie omen s Clliu-t
inni-ic. i.in . .uicKsnn. r.veryo ll1
welcome. Nn collection taken.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Hr. James Whltonmb Ilrnimher
will speak nl belli services Sundny
at the lluptlst church, nnd remain
over to Rive his famous iccliire.
Will Honors and Ihe Philosophv
of Good Humor," on Mondav eve
ning. ,
At 11 A. m. on Sundav Dr.
HioitKher speaks on the theme, "An
Old Uive U'tter Reviewed ran
Lost Love lie Heslond?" At S p
in. he speaks on Ihe theme. "Does
Cod Care?. If So. Why 1'oesn't He
Stop the Wnr? Should a .Christian
tlo to War'.'" . sv'
Tr. Utoiiglier was tor ninn. years
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UnUCLRS FUIIERRL HOITIE
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a personal friend of the late Will
Rogers. He was called to Califor
nia from his summer vacation In
Oregon to conduct the funeral for
Mr. Rogers. Thla lecture on the
life of Will Rogers usually packs
out the largest auditoriums, and
the people are urged to come early
for a seat.
Heirs in Germany Will
Get Oregon Estate Fund
i)fi'rf Avn Tntv 9n. (API
Twelve heirs residing In (iermany
Will receive HU,nni num me en-
tate or the late Kola Nets, an Ore
gon hops and brewery supply mer
chant. Circuit Judge James W. Craw
rnrii riiiitiir in a tPHi case, todav
I released the trusteees from .re
strictions of an Oregon taw pre
venting distribution on tho
grounds that (iermany did not al
low money to leave Its borders.
Robert Clostermanu, attorney for
tbe German heirs, asserted that re-
..(....n.. ,lulD,l lintirnan t hf
United Stales and (iermany. He
cited recent cases 10 snow mm
American citizens had received
money from Germany.
Postman Hits Back When
Bitten by 27th Canine
PORTLAND, Ore., July 25.
i A P) Twenty-six dogs have bit
ten Postal Carrier Lowery Huey,
16, In 13 years and that's enough
to mitigate the seriousness of
throwing grass shears with fa
tal results at the 27th. Municipal
Judge Conn concluded today.
The judge deferred sentencing
Huey. who was convicted of dam
aging personal property. The
shears the postman hurled killed
Mis, John (1. Lake's dog.
Huey testified that he acted in
self defense, explaining that dogs,
without provocation, chewed him
on tut average of twice a year.
South Douglas Pheasant,
Quail Shooting to Open
Hunters will be privileged lo
shoot china pheasants and valley
quail again this fall in .Jackson.
Josephine. Coos and the southern
hair or Douglas counly. just as was
tho rule last year, tho slate gumo
commission reports.
While the remainder of western
Oregon Is closed to shooting of up
land birds, the commission, actliiK
on the advice of the attorney gen
eral, followed the legislative act
which provides for shooting or
these birds tn ihe counties named.
The bird season this fall will ex
tend from October 15 to ".1, inclu
sive. See us today for complete
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STEPHENS
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323 No. Main St.
Pioneer
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will be
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This Sunday
Hours
8 A. M. lo 9 P. M.
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