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ROSEBURG NEWS.REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1940.
1
luuH Daily Rxifpt Munitnr hj the
!ew-l.ev.rtv Co. lor.
Member of The Aaauclateil rrn
Thn AsHoplHtfd Frown in pxcuhIvo
Iv entitled to the una for rontiblifR
tion of all nowit iHwpaiuhtri credited
to it or noi omcrwmo rrniiieii
tlilt paper and to nil local nowa
puhllnhfd herein. All right n of re
publication of Hpoiln) dispatchca
herein are amo reserved.
HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor
Knlered ns second chum matter
Mnv 17 lam hi the noHt office
RoseburK. Orcuoil, under act of
March 2. 1878.
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Tenth Slrfie
Miiishiml&unM
. Sulmeriiillon Itnlr
rally, per vear hv mail lft
Dully, 6 months hy mull '!
Dully. 3 muiitiiH by mail 1
Daily, hy carrier pT month... it.i-
Dally, by currier per yuur
Every male, county und city
official or board that liatnllis
public moimy hhouhl puhllli at
regular Intervals an a - funitliiK
of it, nhowing wlieio and Imav
etich dollar Is mmM. T h I n is a.
fiiiniiimental piiiM-lpic of Ucino
cruliu Koveriiinenl.
DOWN In Mexico. iiiionliiiK lu u
tory rotated lo this writer liy
a mini who Ih lliu iirvHPiit owner
(or wan) or u lui'Ku silver mlno
down there a mine tli.it lum been
opi-niti'il by his family some "',
yearn, they liuve a peculiar toilini
quo In makliiK life unbearable for
private employer.
He was referring or course to the
Mexican new deal under the. Car
denas government.
The basis o( all that rollmn-il in
Ills case, anil doubtless In the case
or nunierouB others, was the very
reasonable plan In Mexico whereby
employes or the mine received not
only a modest wage but a substan
tial share In the net profits.
First off, stated the mine opera
tor, there was a lot of trouble.
Strikes, minor riots, Home sabot
ago anil headache after headache
for the people 111 charge of Ihe ope
ration. I' pon Investigation the own
er um Informed (hut the entire dif
ficulty was with Die operating su
perintendent and his foremen, (let
rid of them, (he Mexlcuns told him.
mid things will run smoothly. It
sounded reasonable, so
done.
thai
nus
immeuiaieiy mere un peace, ,
efficiency and things went more
smoothly than in years. This went
on Tor several mouths. It appeared
a permanent solution of all dttlicul
tion litul been found. The owner felt
ti warm glow of friendship toward
the government, ami all was well.
1 lit t after uhout. six months Ihe
leader of the Mexican workmen,
long on frlendty terms with the
men In charge of the mini
told tin-i'o
superintendent that the men
I,. i,i i
organized and would like lo hae a
simple contract with the manage
inent. ll Hounded like a most rea
sonable request . The mine head
man asked that the contract he
left with him lor nading and lor
his signature. I pen examining the
contract, however, it was disco
ered that mineral provisions based
upon possible ( nlUiilKem -les. would
ruin the owners if imoked hi Hitt
er voids the couliacl cmpoueiid
Ihe organized wotk-'is lo tal.e ii
tain holidays, certain time nil am.
leaveH of absence -smne b.el l do
Villi working home ( ro. . . u
I'Votn bis experii in i wlih the m.-i
the Miperlnteiideut did not hclin
these provishms would he u id
hut he knew that if tlo j t ic m
plied the tulue could not opc:att
successfully,
tjuestfontng the Mi'tcan 1- .elei
again about those thfmis, he u;i ,
imdllfled and iitgc) to Mn, Thc
bituathii) WU! oiilline'l to (In ev. I
ia telephone. They ?if.-in d.
The re;d of Huh .trn i : leu I lnjt
lint sweet. Altnoj-t iinnu ! 1,1 1 ly
ALL of the pioio . were :i! in ed.
The mine was worse than idle it
van losing heaily. The leian
government then told the mstiei i
that lu order lo protect the i tti n-1
Ingrt of the workers it would he I
necessary for Ihe go ei nun-it in
take over the operation nt the nin e
id nee It had been dcinouMialed th it
Ihe owner could not operate it .it a
profit! i
The moral of (he above v.nu. i(
tbeio bo one, may be found in tlo
following: llrlght young "ibinkei.-,"
of our own country make state
inenlH iibout a.t follows -"Oh. cet
(afuly wo believe in privale niter
prise. Hut these are difficult times
If private operators aie iiuuble to
opcrnto Ihelr htiHliicses (any bui
Represented by
...
jneas) successfully, then, of course,
me KUYurnnieni must assume uie
responsibility of doing so."
Question:, Old the Mexican tech
nique as outlined above come from
some of our "thinkers" or will it
be borrowed by them?
Editorials on News
(Continued from page 1.)
battle in Virginia.
With a met Imn i zed column
(modern cavalry) they clititu to
have encircled Sidi llarrani (Italy's
advanced post in Keynti, cutting
it off from support from the rear.
Two Italian divisions (about 3.
0DO mfu) are said to be surround
ed and in immediate danger of cap
ture.
IT thai turns out to be true, ft
will be something eifc for Musso
lini to put in hi pipe and smoke.
RflKANWnri.K a brief ami mm-
committal dispatch announces
that General Max line Wcypand.
French military leader in Allien,
has arrived at Slav, in Frctn h
Tunisia, some, J2" miles from lite
border of Italian Libya. What be
Is up to is neither said nor hint
ed at.
Watch WeyKand. He holds in
his bauds the key to an extreme
ly Important situation.
A LKO today (Wednesday! liri
tain announces that she will
not permit shipments of Ameri
can food for Ku rope's hungry to
pass the blockade, assert fug that
the responsibility lor feeding the
conouered countries of Kurope
rests wltli Germany.
It Is cruel, ot course, lint wai
ls utterly cruel. Anil the blockade
is Itrltaiu's chief weapon.
IXTKUKSTLNG
policy.
exception to this
Spain is tit get In, linn tons
(about 'Ao. ohO bushels) of wheat.
There are hints that Spain is
agreeing to be good und refusing
to help Ihe nazis lake Gibraltar.
Gas Pump License
Fees Collected
For the second consecutive year,
the slate di partincnt of agriculture
is conducting mail collections or ihe
I annual gasoline pump license fees,
with more than l..'ioo application
loruiK placed in the mail early in
; December, 'i bis method -of cnllic
lion Is much less ensile limn the
tornier practice nr havinc the dis
trict men make the colleciimis. says
A. W. Metzi;er, foods ami dan ies
1 division chief under whose work
i these collections are made.
The department nays thai there
line at least II, hit gasoline pumps
in operation in Oregon, ami in ltd
(dilion 1,1!.", pumps that must h
! .supplied witli "not uasoiine" la us.
I License fees are due beloic .1. mi
I'laiv 1, IUII. atler which dale the
I held men will malse checks upon
Ihe mill 1 1 : i t;t lit 1 1- t lei t .
,,, n,m,,cd ,lril. t(( hJl, (tin,
License lees dtle oil .lallllai
under wliicb the deparinieiit's
v 1
di-
vision rif innds ami dairies is direct
ly responsible include, beside: the
gasoline lees, the loilow itii;
(Jrade A dairies and .shippers,
minimum ?" inr up to lu cows in
one beiil and an cents lor each ad
ditionnl cow in the herd; Oiade A
milk plan'. l"; a:-t Ictiltural limes.
Sin per brand: ai n uliuial mim-i
als. jln per brand: hal..-rv (listnhn
lor. phis S tor each elllcle
over one: baker manui.o tuiei S .
SI", licpemtini; upon how man
I" 1 "us em 'io eo . ca t i lona i ei lie; -
ciaues. tllitiitnilin lee o 11.". aiei
maxitniini of S..0 dep. ndliu Upon
I tie liUllihef nt ra.-es . i tmiliiei ia I
leediio: stalls ami minerals, cai h
SI" per hi.imi; cnmnieiciat leitili
eis, Jin per hi'and; d;nt i:ia'htu:
Si: ecotinmie puiMins. .M. per
hi. Hid n lulu nr mnte. ? Ui:it
muin: e- dealers. N 1 tip In J"!,
i iisi-,. ;nnl tnl L'e" In 1 -t
w it h S' lor i a h athtii mn;i I
t .-t-: -as l.u:s. :.n . . nls e.u !i.
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Talk at Lions Club Tells
Of War on Tuberculosis
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OUT OUR WAY
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BORsJ
Nearly 20 Mills
Still Strikebound
TAI'OMA. Wash.. Uec. m. - (Al'l
C!n::c lo L'n lumber operalions re
mained (dosed in Hie J'lmef Sound
rigiou toilay despite agieentents on
a compiomi.se which bio;e the ev
liaioling Htrike trout two days ao.
The strilie. at its feak, closed
ahnut f.o oeralioiis.
The final set I lenient for all hut
two big sawmill operations ap
peared lo haim on whether or not
the ai'-eiueiit fur a pay increase
o a cents an hour and a week's a
calion wilh pay is extended to
about .vm lockers in the Moi ton
Mineral a i ea of Lewis county.
'I he sli ilicrs lu the J I originally
closed mills here made the Moiton
Mineral pioviso a part of Iheir ac
teptance of the settlement plan luo
days at'o. l-'edeial t'oncilialor lOiti
est 1, Mitr.di continued today lo try
lo "ci aek" t he remaining adjust
ment pi ohlcin.
The two closed mills not linked
with the general netTottat ions eni
do about Son men each. They are
the We erhaeuser plant at Sllo
ip:a!me Kails, slrucli by an Al-'i,
union (lew. and ihe St. Paul and
Tacoma plant here, where (lie CIO
union (ailed a "holiday" for a
fitlike v
through
and has continue
I it
tin
Week.
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting System
1500 Kilocycles
' i;i-:m m.mnc hoi ks today
t no Niiieriean l-'amily Lohinsou.
4:15 Ma Perkins, Oxydol, MBS.
I ::o Melinite Varieties,
.'.mi .eu- Loyal. Ml'.h
5:30 The Cinnamon Bear. Copco.
5M5 Cap't Midnight. Oval tine,
MBS.
li on Kulioi, I.. wi,:. Jt., MISS.
ii 1.. Dinner Dame,
i; John H 1 1 inches. Ml!.
r. I ". MM I Time
6:55 News. Calif. Pacific Utili
ties Co.
7:00 Raymond Cram Swing
White Owl Cigars. MBS.
V I". Mutual Mae-lios
T :m Lone Lam;, r. M liS.
N ne ,, ' Aniiotim ed 1
8;i0 I Want A Divorce. Te.tfl.ir
drn Products, MBS.
9:0") Alk.i Seltzer News, MBS.
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t :n Hal Kemi-'.- on h MUS.
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THIRTy yEAES. TOO SOOM
7 :'tu -Mutual Maestros.
7 :::o Morton (Jon Id 'a (Jrcbestra i
MUS.
7M0 Roseburg vs. Springfield
Basketballl, Sunset Thrift
Store and Roseburg Dairy.
i: mi -News, MUS.
i: 1"- Dance Oridieslia.
H: I'.- Hal Kemp's Orchestra, MMS
Hkiiii - Haven of Itest, MI'S.
DLiiit Sign oil'.
SI 'N DAY. DLCKMKKH la
s : on A. I. News. MUS.
snia -Smart Set, MUS.
s: 15- Reviewing Stand. MUS.
S:::u-Voice of I'rophecy, MUS.
S: la - Canary Chorus. MltS.
!:im Itennie Kruger's Orchestra,
MltS.
9:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev.
Perry Smith, MBS.
!;;i0 -SiiiL' a Song oi Safety Club,
M HS.
: la Alice Mine, Pianist. MltS.
it:un Strinus In Sw ingtime. MUS.
10: 15 Romance of the Hi. Ways,
Greyhound Lines. MBS.
o::M- Sonata liecital. MltS.
11 :00 Baptist Church Services.
t J :iiu National Defense rrogrnm,
MUS.
I '1 :',( Hoy's Town.
1 mi I'eier Quill. MUS.
1:30 Lutheran Laymen's League,
MBS.
" : on - Sunday Varieties.
J :h - The Shadow. M MS.
:t:uu Dance Orchestra.
:::::u-Sbmv of the Week. MltS.
:n AH Scddier Talent Show,
iltS.
D30 The Angelus Hour, Dr. C. A.
Edwards.
.".Mm American Forum of the
Air. M I IS.
r : .V Dorothy Thompson, MUS.
6:00 Old Fashioned Revival
Hour. MBS.
7:00 Favorite Songs of Yours and
Mine, Hansen Motor Co.
7:15 The Quiet Hour.
7: ir, - Wythe Williams, MUS.
8:00 The Answer Man, Van Dyke
Cigars, MBS.
" I.". - liahhi Kilgnr Maunin. Ml IS.
.Ut-Chii ago Symphony. MLS.
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN
HORIZONTAL
1 Qiiwri of
ancient times,
0 She was the
of Egypt.
14 In truth.
15 Masked.
17 Adam's mute.
18 Wind
instrument.
2(1 God of sky.
IM lieginn.
22 Timhr-r tree.
211 Snow gliders.
li:i Adult males,
iiij Three-
rnrnered liat.
.10 Mohammedan
judge.
;C) Hourly.
.1 1 Auditory.
2:i Aucurcd.
37 Half.
3S Call for help.
40 Harks.
44 lippo-.ed tn lec
4H Appellation.
51 Silkworm.
Wll KriHhtened.
f1 Smijle tiling.
01 Vow.
Answer t Previous Turtle
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k 'd n 'n'c HPT Ah
10 A.. Op T 1
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AE r; ! A Jz
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fill l.areliark tree.
09 Her land wj
ronipiercd by
the s.
CO She belonged
to the
family.
VERTICAL
1 Credit (abbr. J.
To ogle
3 Roof edire
4 Olive throb.
5 3 1416
6 One that
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By Wfflkmts
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Pastor Registers for
Draft as an "Objector"
1'OKTLAND. Dor. 12. f AP)
The Kev. Paul Jt. Ackerniami.
awaiting sentence on n plea of
guilty to the charge of refusing to
register for tho draft, today re
gistered by means of a special
card.
He filed It with draft board No.
writing above his signature "I
am a conscientious objector regis
tering entirely f(r non-military and
humanitarian purposes."
Rev. Ackermann nhowed Draft
Hoard Chairman Harry Donna n a
telegram from Charles V. lioss, Jr..
executive-serrelary of the commis
sion on world peace of the Metho
dist church at Chicago. In it lioss
advised Rev. Aekftrtnanu to regis
ter with the addendum to the regis
tration form, lu this way, the tele
mam slated, "you will be permitted
Go make", your registration form
.'perial."
"Chairman Dorman said he bad
received no instruction from any se
lective service law officials of such
special form of registration. He
said, however, he would file the
ca rd.
Back From Ashland Mrs. Lou fit
Fullertou and small daughter, Mol
lie, have returned to their home on
Kast Third street, following a
week's stav in Ashland visiting and
attending to business.
Cop-News. MBS.
It: I a - Dance Orchestra.
Ci" -Sign off.
,Io:in lllotididl Is all cooped up in
a budget and doesn't like it on the
I Waul a Divorce" program over
Mutual Friday. December LI. S::!0
to !t p. m. on KRNIt. The story
oncerns the purse-aches of a hus
band whose wife shuffles through
more money than he has ever seen.
'J Want a Divorce originates
from Kl IJ. Mutual's Los Angeles
alllliate.
24 She commuted
All1-'6'r2
27 Gypsy.
28 Fury.
29 Food
container.
30 Fish.
31 Devoured.
32 Not bright.
36 Portions of
medicine.
39 Abrupt.
41 Pertaining to
nir.
42 College danco.
43 Molding.
45 Either
46 Fodder vat.
17 Line of
junction.
48 Christmas
carol
49 Person
opposed.
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BOP PO.S E 5
IN I j Wt It
n tones.
7 Deapotism.
8 Pertaining to
wings.
9 Railroad
(abbr ).
10 Pulpy fruits.
11 Thin
12 Toilet box.
1,1 Note in scale.
16 Data.
50 To apportion.
19 Grain (abbr ). E4 Pair (abbr.)
21 She was loved a$ Into.
hy both 57 Pep.
and Caesar. 58 Bone.
Sunday nUiiwUnc
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS
"The Bible is the hook of all
hooka. It haa seen their birth.'
It will see their graves. It is the
one book that fa ohIr than our
fathers; that Is truer (nan tradi
tion ; that is more discerning
than universities; that is more
orthodox than creeds; that is
more Infallible thtfn science;
that is more powerful than
kings; that is more widely dis
tributed, more frequently trans
lated than all other literature.
The enemies of the Bible have
searched heaven and earth for
every argument that might be
used to refute its statements,
destroy its teachings, and deny
Its miracles. Infidels, scientists
have marshaled against the
Bible, the chemist's hot tie. the
astronomer's telescope, the ex
plorer's fathoming rod. even the
geologist's hammer. But against
the assaults of cynics, of critics,
of skeptics, the Bible stands un
altered, immovable and unshak
en 'What Mr. Gladstone called
the Impregnable Rock of Holy
Scripture. For centuries despo
tism has thundered forth edicts
against the Bible, fires have
consumed it, the blood of count
less martyrs has stained Its
pages, but despite it ali. persecu
tion, all suppression, all destruc
tion, the Bible triumphs."
Kvangeline Booth. CR).
TEN MILE CHURCH
(I. A. flarboden, pastor. Sunday
school. 10: 15 a. tu. .Morning wor
ship, ): 15 a. in. Sermon topic: "The
Group Around the Cradle."
Camas Valley church: G. A. Car
boden, pastor. Sunday school, 10
a. m. Morning worship and com
munion, 11:15 a. m. Sermon topic:
"Tho Group Around the Cradle."
I.ookingglass church: G. A. Gar
boden, pastor. Sunday school. 10
a. m. Epworth league. 6: SO p. in.
DILLARD METHODIST CHURCH
G. A. Garhoden. pastor. Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Evening services.
1:30 p. tn. Sermon topic: "The
Great Lamp." Prayer meeting Wed
nesday. 7:;t'i p. m. On Friday nig i.
the Kith, the ladies' aid will have
a bazaar -and program. Pie, cake
and coffee will be served. The pro
gram will beyin at 7::'.A. Come and
bring your friends.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Service? In My rile Creel; are
held each Sunday in th:t Grange
hall, Third anil Division htreets at
Il:ii0 a. m. The subject ot the bs-Hon-serm-in
for Sunday. Lee. L", is:
"God. the Preserver of Ma; " The
I ubllc is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Bible school, ft: 15. lesson theme
is "Jesus Teaching His Disciph-s
to Pray." Church service. 10:t5.
Communion service and preaching
service. Sermon: "Ye Shall Know
the Truth." John A. Barney, minis
ter. Christian Endeavor. fi:"0. For
young people from junior aye and
up. Church service; sermon: "A
Recipe for Christian Growth."
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ning 7:110. A special study on the
church will be given in the prayer
meeting for Ihe next few weeks.
Men's 9tt club meets Tuesday eve
ning at 7:!I0. Athletic club meets
Thursday evening at 7:00. All men
and hoys of the city are welcome.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Jackson add I-ane streets. "From
Prig to Preacher." is the- title of
the pennon to be delivered at the
Sunday morning service. The eve
ning message. "The Morning Star,"
will be the third in a group of pro
phetical messages. An interesting
feature of the Sunday evening serv
ice is the question box. which is
iuindui ted by the pastor to answer
quest inns whn have been pre
viously submitted. The Si nior
Christian Endeavor w ill meet at
fi:;;ii Sunday evening with Helen
Waun as pre-prayer leader and
Lewis Wilson leader in the meet
ing. An important choir practice
w ill be held Tuesday nichl in
pieparatimt tor the Chrislimis can
lata which will he presented Sun
flay evening, December -2nd. The
ladies' aid will meet Thursday at
l:-'!iifora dessert luncheon and
Christmas party in the church par
lers, The Ri v. Dr. Roach will talk
on Confucianism. The calendar for
the week Sunday:1 Sunday school.
!:I5 a. m.; morning worship. 11:0m
a. in.; C. E. societies. 6:30 p. m.;
evening service. 7::i" p. tn. Tues
day: Choir practice, 7:"u p. in.
Wednesday Prayer meet! ne 7.:t"
p. m. Thursday: Lndii-v aid. 1:3"
p. in.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
(Missouri synod). Core and .M i 1 i
tarv stri"ts. West lioseburc.
service of Sunday, December .".
begins at 11 a. tu. The topic of tin
sermon Is : -'Mary's Pre ( 'hnMinu
Joy " The Sunday school meets at ;
!i::t a. m. We most cordially tn i
vite all to attend our sen ice and)
Sunday school. The Lutheran Hour
will be broadcast Sunday nt 1 :!;
p. tu. Tune in: write in. The Sun-(
day school wilt meet for u special j
Christmas service rehearsal Satin
ila. Dec. II. at the church, begin
ning1 at !:Ju a. m. The choir meets
ednesda) evening at 7?:'." p. tn.
010 osmovto
RtVIVAl
CIU'I C. fulltr, i
Oi'lttOf !
fi'lffill 0"l I'-r.r'it'.j
010 Hv-m. V "N' t'.l.h
tvtity saIl
i; u.i i. t hKii :
; "..Ml K'l..,-.r: .
A ."'m' 'iT l I
I'' '.IJ
The Mid-Week Bible class meets
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Everett Hodges in Looking
glass for Us annual Christmas
party. (lifts will be exchanged.
Those having no transportation to
Looklngglass are kindly requested
to see or call the pastor or Mrs. R.
Kaine. W. A. Syl wester, 3170 .Mili
tary street, pastor.
OAKLAND COMMUNITY
CHURCH
James R. Deuham. pastor. Sun
day, December 15. Bible school, 10
a. m., J. C. Bovingdon, superintend
ent. Classes for all ages. Church
service, 11 a. in. Evening service.
7:30 p. m. Why not go to church
Sunday? If you are a Christian you
will enjoy the fellowship; if not,
"ti.eu faith comet h by bearing, and
hearing by the word of God.'1 At
these services you will hear no
teaching of human philosophy; no
advocacy of modernist social pana
'ceas; just old-fashioned preaching
of the Bible. Bible study, Wednes
day, 7 p. in. Followed by choir prac
tice at 7:15. Mrs. R. I). Bridges,
choir director.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Melville T. Wire, pastor. !: 15
a m., Sunday school. Mrs. C. A.
Cnumbetf in, superintendent. 11
a. tn., morning worship. Sermon.
"The Secret, of Christian Endur
ance." Anthem, "Send Out Thy
Light." Gounod. Organ prelude.
Offertory and postlude. Presenta
tion of communion tahle by Dr. C.
A. Edwards on behalf of the Key
stone Sunday school class. Inter
mediate and Senior Epworth lea
gues at G.oii p. m. 7:oU p. m., eve
ning worship. Song service led
by Uiwreucc Rand. Solo. "Rock
of Akcs." Jerome by Mrs. Melville
T. Wire. Sermon. "The Sympathy
of Jesus." Offertory, -"Draw Near
to Me
I.orenz. Postlude, "Koees
Organist, Mrs. Paul Ged
ianist. Miss Betty Mar-
sional.'
ded.
sters.
BAPTIST CHURCH
"Christ Deals With Thomas the
Honest Doubter" is the sermon
topic Sunday night at the Baptist
ehurch. What is the difference
between a skeptic, an agnostic, a
mere trifler, and an honest doubt-
' If Christ were actually to
appear in Roseburg and perform
miracles, would be make more
followers than be now has? Does
Christ really prove himself to men
today? A very interesting Bible
quiz on the subject "Doubting
t nomas" will precede the evening
message. "Thou Shalt Not Steal
is the sermon topic Sunday morn
ing at eleven. How general Is
stealing in our community? What
is the only sure cure for the klep
tomaniac? Bible school each Sun
day morning at 9:15. Four young
people's groups meet each Sunday
evening at 6:30.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
312 East Douglas street. Regu
lar services Sunday nt 11 a. nt.
Subject or lesson: "God the Pre
server of Man." Sunday school
convenes at 0 : 15 a. m. Wednes
day evening meetings which in
clude testimonies of healinc and
remarks on Christian Science are
held at S o'clock. The reading
room at 317 Perkins building is
open daily except Sundays and
holidays from lu:30 a. m. to 1.30
p. in. Here the Bible and all au
thorized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or sub
scribed for. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend the church
services and to isit the reading
i room.
ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Holy communion S a.
All
men und boys especially request
ed to be present. Breakfast fob
low inn in Parish hou.-e for th
men and boys. Church school Jt: (5
a. in. Morn hi g service n a. m.
Every member interested In the
future of St. George's pteune be
present. Guild meeting Monday
night in the Parish house at ":::u
p. m. Christmas program lor all
the w omen of the church. Elec
tion of officers.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, RIDDLE
Fuming :-erviie ni 7:"" p. iu.
Ward Company to Make
Peace Offer to Strikers
f OAKLAND. Calif.. Dec .
f AP t Mont yoniery Ward company
officials are cxtH-cled to submit a
peace formula to sett le the A Fi
st tike aeainst lis stores in seven
California anil Oregon cities at a
meeting with union leaders tomor
row. G. A. Sllv.-rt horn, secretary nf ihe
Ahimeda county AFL central labor
coutii il. siioKe.-ttian tor the two .
st'-i'.iri'- iinion-j said following a ;
QUGIRS
ni)i '.. lan t
preliminary meeting lost night that
the emplover representatives Indi
cated they were preparing a propo
sal The strike for a closed shop and
wage increases was called last
week against the company Oak
land store and west coast mail ord
er house after four other stores
owned bv tho company in Cull lor
nia had been picketed. Since then
the strike has extended to Port
land, Ore., and Fresno, Calif.
THE SALVATION ARMY
Captain Olive Coleman. Lieut.
Mice Gosn. officers in charge. Sun
day: Sunday school, 10 a. m.; holi
ness meeting. 11 a. m.; open nir
service. 7:3o p. m.; salvation meet
ing. S p. i". Tuesday: Practice for
the Christmas program, 7 p. in. Fri
day night: Practice for the Christ
mas program, 7 p. m. Saturday:
Practice for the Christmas pro
gram. 2 p. in. The ladles of the
Salvation Army Home League will
be holding their cooked food sale
and Christmas bazaar this Saturday
In the Kohlhageii building on Jack
son street, beginning tu 10 a. in.
The Salvation Army Christ mas
program and tree will be held
Christmas eve nt the Salvation
Army hall, 317 Cass St.
WEATHER STATISTICS
By the U. S. Weather Bureau.
Humidity 4::iU p. m. yesterday fi7
Highest temperature yesterday 11
Lowest temperature last night IS
Precipitation for 2i hours 0
I'recip. since first of month 11
Precip, from Sept. 1. !!!U 0.71
Deficiency since Sept. 1, 11M0 1.0L
or m.i: ok iti;w.
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