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New Federal Investigation. HUM IK ASSAYING A KIIINING ( 0. I l l F ifth H in s ’l, insu I S. Mint T he Mining World s a y s : " I t is pro- SAN Fit I M ISt it, I AL. I posed to in v e stig a te the special ore tr e a tm e n t problema of the p r i n c i p a l , We buy Gold rich O re am algam m ining d istric ts of th e U nited S ta te s and all mining products. We pay cash w ith a view to discovering or trying to and give a sq u a re deal. A ssaying 60c. Established 20 years. R eference find out new im prove m ents in o rd er to F irst National lia n t o f San F ranew ro minimize w aste in milling, sm elting and mining. “ An appro p riatio n of $100,000 will ■ be included in the e s tim a te s for b ureau of mines tu cover tins work in the tls- j cal y e a r beginning J uly 1, 1912. t ' o n - ! « II I. D O Y O t 'It gross should not only pass the a p p r o priation, but increase it. “ in the enormous area e x ten d in g from the D akota Black Hills and e a s t promptly ami satis ern Colorado w estw a rd to the Pacific factorily. They have ocean, the m ining industry c o n s ti every facility f o r tu te s tiie foundation indirectly of n e a r liamiliriK all classes of goods, a n d simpijr ly two-fifths of the a r e a of th e United S ta te s, e m b ra c in g te n s la te s and parta solicit a trial. of o th e rs. The m a in te n a n c e of p ro s •Ml kinJs ot Mduling \ Nano Mining perity for this portion of the union d e < o lld q c (»ro se I t u m r So. 7 2 mands s u its b le methods devised to promote the profitable u tilization of tiie low grad e silver, lead, zinc, copper and gold ores. Then, too, th e r e are the problem s of w orking the low grade SPANGENBERG & BRADFORD placers und the low g ra d e q u a r tz veins, Mznufaciarm o! im p o r ta n t problem s in p a r ts of Oregon and o th e r atules. “ N eedless to say, th e re a re c o u n t less processes, p a t e n ts and devices si ready on th e m a r k e t. Some of these ; We r a n supply you first grade possess considerable m e rit but lack shingles delivered in Cottage financial backing and the opportu n ity i G rove or a t th e mill, in any for an im p a rtia l t n u 1. q u antitie s. Addresa “ i t is in e x ten d in g an unbiased hear ing and fa ir tria l to all aucti w orthy BLACK BinC. m w \( endeavors, th a t th e re ig am ple j u s t i fication for federal ore t r e a t m e n t j plants and federal in v e stig a tio n by im - par> ial scientists. ” Note. The Sentinel ia inform ed th a t the Boherniu d is t r ic t needs ju s t this kind of in ve stiga tion, th u t u nder chern- ; ical tr e a t m e n t on the ground hundreds * of additional men would be s t w ork, | with an increased pay rull for this city. A d v c itis m g in the new spapers and m agazines is read q u ite hs e x t e n sively and w ith as much c a r e f u l study us the news te x t and th e re fo r e S pecial C h ristm a s service* at the requires as much consideration and Church of C h tist S a tu rd a y eveinng. ability in its p repa ra tion, declared There will he a tree, p re se n ts Uud a F. W. Ayer, of P hiladelphia, senior m em ber of th e well-known a d v e r tis good p ro g ra m to in te r e s t you, if you ing firm of V W Ayer & Sou, on J come. A quiet wedding occurred a t m e A pleasing and unique en te rta in m e i t his first visit t<> Portland recently. The re g u la r services a t the Church Mr A yer declared th a t a d v e rtisin g o f the past week was th a t of the home o f Mr and Mrs. H A. Chu sections of the leading m agazines ' of C h rist next L ord's Uav will begin Young Married W om en’s Knibr. i er\ p.igne, in Roseburg, Sunday m o rn in g , a re b e t te r edited than the news s e c with a rousing bihlc school session. club Wednesday afternoon at the ome when their d a u g h te r . Miss Ruby, was tions. The reason for this, he said, This is the special teaching service of Mrs. A. Richmond. The fe a tu re of u: ited in m a rr ia g e to A rm and Wynne, lies in th e fa c t th a t the rea ders give of th e church, and n o thing is ta u g h t more a tte n tio n to the advertising. the afternoon was a C hristm as tre e on of C o ttag e Grove. The wedding o n but the Word of God. B e sure and be " I f you will notice magazii e r e a d mony was p erform ed by Rev. Maclean, which each of th e guests placed a ers on a train , in a hotel, in u li ■ th e re a t 10 o'clock. A t eleven th e present. A fte r all th e p rese nts w ere pastor of th e Methodist Episcopal brary or w h erev e r you happen to m iniste r, Mr. Hoveu, will speak on on the tree, the ladies le ft the room chovch, in the presense of im m ediate find t h e m , ” he said, " y o u will ob " T h e New T e s ta m e n t Church and the m em bers of the fam ily. The happy and a little girl t r a n s f e r r e d th e names serve th a t more than h alf of them Breaking of B r e a d ." T his is the third are sc ru tin izin g the ad v e rtisin g from one p rese n t to another, each lady couple le ft for C o tta g e Grove an hour pages. Why, l have m e t many v i- sermon in a series on the inner life of the cerem ony and are v isiting g e t tin g the present on w hich her nam e [ a f t e r tors who a d m itte d th a t they even •he Church at Je ru s a le m . E vening th e n appeared. G am es of different w ith Mi. W y n n e ’s p are n ts. The btioe read the a d v e rtise m en ts of the. sub je ct will be. “ T he King from the kinds w ere indulged in. H o m e, made is one of R o s e b u r g 's best known young own n ew spapers more carefully l e w s . " Young peoples' m e etin g ut than the news columns. candv was served, as was also a de- ladies and has a host of friends in th a i “ A d vertising has undergone w on 6:30, preHcbirg services a t 7 :30. A lighful luncheon. Those present w e r e : vicinity. She was employed in tb s Rose derful revolutions in the last decade. ' ci r l i a l invitation to everybody. Mesdames U m phtev, Bede, Atkinson, burg telephone exch an g e for several Today it is an im portant an e s s e n Cochran. Mackin. D o th a m .C o r a , Bis- years, prior to accepting a sim ilar po tial p a rt of any selling proposal. To Two adults w ere received into f e l o b 'a m best r e -u lts from advertising sition a t C o tta g e Grove abo u t a yes. bey, Richmond. lowship a t the Methodist church last it is necessary first to have a met- ago. T he biidegroutn wa» raised , itorious ar tic le so m e th in g t h a t will | Sabbath morning. T h e C h ristm a s season was ushered C o ttage G rove and is well and favo - repeat. T he days of reckless, u n in Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. At the P re s b y te r ia n church Sunday, ably known here. scrupulous ad v e rtisii g are over. J . W. Wilson e n te r ta in e d a number lice. 24, th e re will be two service» of A d v ertisin g men know th a t. M anu Mesdames H e r b e r t F.akin and J. S. of little folks in honor of her little especial in te r e s t and profit. C h r is t fa c tu re rs know t h a t th e ir goods are Benson, s is te r s of the bridegroom, a t not sold when they pass from thei: fi ve-year-o!d son, Harold, th e occasion mas serm on a t II a. in. by the p a s to r; tended tiie Champagne-Wy nue weduing hands into those of th e re ta ile r. being bis b 'rth d a y anniversary. The subject “ T he A n g el's S o n g .” At 7:110 at R oseburg S u iiir y . They m ust reach the u ltim a te con house w as beautifully decorated in p. m. a beautiful and a p p r o p r ia te s e r su m e r and the consum er m ust be green and w hite and th e re was a deco The Ladies club held its t e g u l a r i satisfied. Then can th e introduc vice of C hristm as music and songs by r a te d tre e , containing a p r e tt y souve m e etin g in the club rooms S a tu r d a y | tion of an article he called asuc- a large choir. Both these services will n ir for each little gu est. A f t e r an afternoon. Tbs study of Sbakaa*] cess. On tiles basis the modern idea i be well w orth a tten d a n ce . Sunday of a d v e r tis in g is ca rrie d o u t . ” hour spent in jolly gam es, r e f re s h p e s i e 's heroes and heroines was ib e i school a t 10. C h ristian E ndeavor a t m ents w ere served and all adjourned main tupic for the afte rn o o n wort., I ¡6:30. The Sunday school will hold to the Arcade, w here the chiic’ien followed by an in te r e s tin g discussion ; j C h ristm as services and tre e F riday w ere e n tertain ed with motion picture.-. of " O u r Own H e ro in e s.” Rians a r e ; s i n k i n g s ta te m e n ts . It was like the j evening, Dec. 22, a t 7 :30. A f t e r th a t all d e p a rte d for th e ir homes, being made for an elab o rate social . im pact of a sw inging live w i r e i n e v e i y Last Sunday was a good day at the u tte ra n c e . w ishing Harold many happy retu rn s of tie given in Lie n ea r f u tu ie . B ap tist church. N e x t Sunduy services “ He snowed now men a re k e p t out of th e day. Those p rese nt w e r e : B e r - 1 in *be m orning a t 11 and in the e v e n Lne church on account o f secta rian nice B erger, Alice Thompson, Ac! -ah | P R E A C H . . R ’S REPORT ON H a rre ll, Lois Compton, E linor Jones, , AN l DITOR’S SERMON conditions and told of a town of 10'Xi ing a t 7.30. Bible school a t 11 in the people th a t was churched to dea th . H e ; morning. Young people's m eetin g at Mabel Brown, K atherine Silsby, Jack first page.) took a much-needed ra p a t n an o w - B erger, M ark Thompson, H arry H art, , Roy W ampole. M artin Brown, Clarence . N ea rly four hundred people w ere in Wilson and Harold Wilson. unfinshed ta s k outlined iii the teach- i a tten d a n ce at th e M ethodist church At the Calapooya Springs. .— -------- m gs of J e s t s Christ, s ’id th e s p e a k last S a b b a th evening. T he th ree The e ig h th grade of the public sc.iool er. He th e n gave specific cases to d e London, Dec. 20. —Mr. Wilson and! W A N T T O B U Y i I vestries had to be throw n open to ac- gave a farew ell p a rty a t Phillips hall fend his s ta te m e n t. He took a shot a t family, who had c h a rg e of the hotel j j commodate the throng. These address- S a tu rd a y evening for Miss F rances secta rian narrow ne ss which ‘w hittles and bath house a t the spring» last sum- I ' ns on “ T he G re a t Movements of the Wiles, who le ft Monday for the east. theological s t i c k s , ’ instead of m e etin g m er and whu made a bust of friends, | D ay” a p p e a r to he m eetin g a long-felt Games and music w ere indulged in till the g r e a t pioblem s of the world to day. are aga in in c h a r g e of the place, and j a late hour and a d elig h tfu l luncheon ‘I t has tu rn ed to the rich d is tric ts and W. J M E S S E N G E R , D orena, O re . . w ant in the c ity . The C hristm as spir- 1 will run it, at le a s t tins w in te r and ! it in all th e services next S a b b a th . ' was served. next sum m er. ea te ie d to th e moneyed in te ’ t s t and Public worship at 11, with sermon by j C hristm as candles 15 cents per box at neglected the poor and d o w n tr o d d e n .’ Mrs. H arm on, o f J u n c tio n City, R obert Sutcliffe on “ The Mission of Brund & C o.’s D15-22 The m essage fairly oozed w ith such minded bigot* v and illu strate d his point Oregon, who has been ta k in g t r e a t by r e f e r r i n g to a p r e a c h e r who se n t a J e s u s " . In the evening a t 7 :30 en- ! m ent a t th e spring* for rh e u m a tism joyable concert given by pupils of the no'p to his religious jo u rn a l sa y in g : and h e a r t trouble, is feeling g r e a tly ‘P raise the Lord, our church is e s t a b S abbath school anil choir. S ilver offer- ! improved and seem s happy to have lished and we are now ready to fight iug for the benefit of the school. Ep- found re lie f a f t e r many m onths of w orth L ea g u e devotional m eeting, led I j th e devil and four o th e r churches. ’ suffering. j; “ He said th e church h a J on hobble by Mias Hazel Hazelton, a t 6:30 and G ra n t Tow er, of J u n c tio n City, who j s k i l l s and was trifling aw ay its tinru bible school at 9:45. A h ea rty w e l came to the sp rings a few d ay s ago come to 'h e s c g a th e rin g s. ; in s p l i t t i n g hair ov er ‘baptism and suffering w ith a severe a t ta c k of aciatic oth e r u n im p o rta n t th i n g s , ’ instead of E arly in th e New Y ear two most im-1 going out into the wide h a r v e s t fields portal t se rie s of addresses will b e ; rheum atism , ha* throw n aside his and brin g in g in the sheaves for the given at tiie peoples' popular services crutc hes and think* he will be able in m a s te r. ‘T he church a t large is not held on Sunday eve n in g in the Metho a few days to resum e his work again. The London lite ra ry is again runnii reaching th e m i s s e s ,’ and it can never dist church. One will be “ The W orld’s *K 'd o so u ntil it ‘confines its e lf to G re a t P i c t u r e s ” and the o th e r “ My in full blast. C h r is t 's own p r o g ra m .’ J"< / a r o d u s k y has retu rn ed {(( ^ Life W o r k . " 'Hie la tte r s r e to be g i v “ He s ta te d t h a t th e ‘a v e r a g e sa lary en by p ro m in e n t citizens of the com home n ea r Ju n c tio n City, havi , ' M nK o f p reachers is about $650 per year, m unity and the fo rm e r by the pastor of a g u e s t a t the hotel for th e punt and many tim es he has to leave town ■ he cliuich. M ille t’s “ A n g e lo s " will month. w ithout his s a l a r y . ’ A g 'a p h ic de- be the first m a ste rp ie c e spoken about. #||This quotation may lead one to W. K. Brown and w if e I imvc me scriptio i o f how some churches t r e a t All who a tte n d will be given a b e a u ti to Salem. ved □J wonder what may be the quali th e ir p re a c h e rs made th e crowd sit up ful copy of th e p a inting, so th a t the Mr. and Mrs. J . F_i _ ties by which one may know the . S ts p le lc and ta k e notice when he s a id : ‘If s a various points made by the sp e ak e r cbii a t S alem n few d ays. ,i visited loon-keepers would t r e a t th e ir bartend he seen, as well as heard. “better than someone else makes.” Brother Geo /|(e K ^ era like some churches t r e a t th e ir A sm all o rch e stra has been organized W a s h i n g t o n ‘k ,)f I’m sser. The best in anythin# always has a p reachers, they would he classified as a t the B a p tist church which g re a tly the Chur.ch of C h m | < “ m e e tin g at d ish o n e s t.’ These pitiab le conditions peculiar finished appearance that helps out the music. I t plays a t both m ay he changed ’only w hen the M'.rt* Violet Ove m orning and evening service. can only be given by those expert lialser, o f Pomeroy, church c h a n g e s . ’ W ashington. i i w ith her g , „ , spending a few days “ 'T h e church m ust ch a n g e or d i e , ’ in their line and with a pride in the J. G. PowvP >d pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. was a fitting and eloquent climax of quality of their work. The best his m a ste rly m essage. ‘And the Ruth, F* edigo is visiting with her has a distinctiveness, an individu church will change, for it is beginning rnolhi,'4 until a f te r the holidays. to see th e folly of its d e p o rtm e n t in ality, a "nothin# lacking* appearance leaving th e poor and the outc ast, ana Slipper Sale this Week Only. which takes but little discernment it will come to g e th e r according to I f V i ili h a v o Men’s le a th e r slippers, w o m en ’s felt C h r is t’s p r a y e r for unity, and finally to stamp it the best. Seekers slippers, J u li e te s , fur trim m ed slip one for sale, inquire at accomplish its work in the w o rld .’ after the best in printing have pers w ith so ft wool soles, values to “ A t the close of the address g r e a t e n Sentinel office. $1.75, all go for $1.00 per p a ir this Ion# ago made a beaten pathway thusiasm prevailed and th e crowds week. See th e m in our window at w ent down to g r e e t the editor. His to the door of The Sentinel office. H elliw c ll’s. address was h e a rtily received by all You will not have to break a road. present, and was one calculated not to T h e C h ristm an e n t e r t a i n m e n t of the C le a n R a g s hinder hut to help the revival m eetin g We are designers and originators B a p tist Sunday school will be held on now in progress. S a tu r d s y evening, Dec. 23. instead of Two White Holland Hen T urkeys f,If you write a better book, preach a better sermon, or make a better mouse trap, though your house be in the woods, the world will make a pathway to your door.11 Second Hand Stove? of the best in Printing. Booklets, a t S e n tin e , o ffic e on T uesday, as was announced, cordial in v itatio n ia e x ten d e d to all. F or job p rin tin g t h a t haH class, try th e Sentinel. H. H a r r i n g t o n CEDAR SHINGLES HOUSE F U R N IS H IN G '“ , AND SHELF HARIW ARE NEW A W , SECCTfl) H 1 x ND Kr,iowles 4 Gräber O VCR «8 Y EA R * - IX P tR IIN C l T rade M ass * D is io n s C o r v r io h t * A c . • Ir li • ju to h if AS-- m rla ln « n r I ii r «ml Ion tm i»r|>o« » |T t i«ra*nf r i d I? • r u t f r e r . (*»«••* r«trn t# mpftai r»»tiVi» UI< diMMTiirtlnn ma» ni.lnli.ti «»(.liili tt frmm wf.atliar (.«■••iinhljL Commnnlr» tel. 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