OPEN A DISTINGUISHED EVANGELIST, WHO, IN MESSAGE TO POET LAND, SATS PRAYER IS GREAT WEAPON. PORTLAND REVIVAL CALIFORNIA HOTELS, HEALTH WINTUR RESORTS West to Bid. Welcome Tonight to Gipsy Smith in Meeting at Tabernacle. - Victor. Victrol LATE SERVICES OPPOSED GOVERNOR TO ST- i n rjf -a iv $15 823. vi $25 XNmnfvllse Vfonld Close Exhortation Xlfhtlx by :SO oTlock for Sake of WorkrngTncn Preacher to Ret Saturday. Ootsitsot West haa aecpta tha lit rltation to dalirrr the adlrss of wl tomi oa behalf of the stat at the flrat meetlnr of Olpay Smith, to be held at the tabernacle at Chapman and Taylor treeta. at T.IO o'clock tonla-ht. Tha Governor nrttfled the executive com mitte yeaterday that he will be able to keep hta appointment. Her. W. B. Hlr.soru of the . hlte Temple, will wel come the franffltM on behalf of Port land church, and Olpy fmlth will respond, hrr. E. isun Allen, presi dent of tha Portland General Mlnls terlal Aasoctatlon. will prealde. The eran fella t will outline hla plana at a meeting- of tha mlnleters In Taylor fitreet Methodlat Church at 1:34 H. 51. tomorrow. Although "SO o'clock la tha tlma aet for the welcome meetlna tontjrht. It may bertn earlier. rrofrssor V. L Wilder has Instructed the choir to be on hand at :4S o'clock, that the aerr-l.-e may be commenced the minute the house Is filled. Olpsy 4m!th haa aaked that the doors be opened an hour be fore the time for the service. Th auditorium -ats 700. A.lmllun tick eta have been Issued to MOO chol sli-iiers. Late Wretlaaa Ierrted. Glpay Smith doea not believe In late muriKl If we are able to besrtn our service promptly at 7:ll." he said yesterday, "I shall rinse the meetlnss by 9 to. S i o'rlorfe at the latest. I believe It la best to c-ive those who work a chxnce to aet home ( a aeasonable hour. Tha' they do wilt depend much upon tha adequacy of the atreetcar service.' Railway fnrl.ils have aseured tha executive committee that they will fur ntsh aa many cars aa needd to handl the crowd!. Mr. and Mrs. Smith set their house In order yesterday mornlnir. and are now ready for h-'ueekeeplnc fr the nest three weHs. The evanKcl'.st found time to do a little writing and rradlna. He was the cuest of honor at a lunch on at the Touna Men's Christian As eoclatlon. at which tha executive com mittee laid before him the plana and arrangements thua far made, and asked hla approval. One thins; had been neg lected, he said, and that was to Impress the public with the fart that the serv 4-es will be religious art-vices, and that th auditorium ouirht to be entered In a spirit of reverence. flvaaaeltef Keats T4ay. The evanarllst called upon Mayor Rushlirht yesterday afternoon. Ha Is to pay a visit to Council 1 rest as soon aa the weather clears. Ha apent th evenlna In study, and will rest today, to be ready for tha task of speaking- every afternoon and evenlna for 14 dava. The meitlnaa will continue 1? day, but th evanRellat keepa fatur- dava for rest. All the meetings win be free except th lecture th night of November J 7. th proceeds of which ao for work among gipsies. Coll tlon will be taken at th other scrv lrv Half of tnes go to th Council of Evangelical Fre Churches of Eng land: the other half la retained by th corporation formed to guarantee th exprn of hull. ling the auditorium and for condurtlnif meeting. Th evangel 1st recelvea IJOOO a year. Pert la ad Vlelt rieawa. Gipsy Pmlth Is especially Interested In hi Portland campaign because th plan for hla Westera tour originated In this cl'.r. About two years ago. when Dr. William Hiram Kouls.es. rf Rutgers' Presbyterian Church. New Tork City, formerly of Tortland. went to England, he called upon th evang elist and urged him to visit Pacific (Vast cities. After the arrangements had been n-.ade Mr. Smith consented to come. He Insisted that an auditorium or hall b found large enough to seat ftorto persona As no building; of suit able six could be found In Port. and the aiidttorltim was built. It Is a tem prary structure, pot up In such a way that It may be torn down as soon Portland a permanent auditorium Is built. The temporarv building has a low telltna at the rear, due to th sloping floor. Folding chairs nav been ar ranged near th platform, long benches l aving heen built to seat that portion of the congregation farther bark. Gas heaters Installed, hav been found to be Inadequate and arrangements bav l-een made for stovee In addition. Th building 1 well lighted. Two addl t tonal street light oa Chapman street are to b hung before th meetings b gin tonight. ARCHITECT HURT BY AUTO Own Machine Kan Into Thomas J, Jones Wlien He Crank. Forgetting that th engine of hi automobile was In gear. Thomas J. Jon, architect of th Heard of Educa tion. Wednesday night started to crank the vrarhtn In front of a aaraer atllS Hawthorn avenue. Wpen th ma chine atarted upon th first turn of th trans. Jones waa shoved backward rrou th atreet and hurled Into a tel egraph pole, th niachin taking; him full In th cheat. Employe of th garae telephoned for th Red Cross ambulance to take Jones te a hospital, but as toon aa h recovered consciousness h Insisted oa being taken to hla horn at 3J4 East Third street. Th extent of his In juries could not be determined by th doctor who waa aummone-L Jones complained of lnter.se pala In his chest ar.d It la believed that on collar bon waa brckra. He was reported doing well lat last night. Th fact that hla muscles were slack Is given as a reason why hta Injuries wer not mor serious. S30 Won for Lost Shipment. The suit of Joseph Daniels against th Northern Pacific, which haa been In progress In th Federal Court befor a Jury for several davs. was concluded vesterdav with a verdict for th plalnt 't for $l0. I'ar.le'.s sued to recover $:; for the loss by fire In transit of a car of horses and household goods. The principal quesrton Involved waa th legaitty of a contract that fixed th valu of th borse at Hot each. Kimball plana, mahogany case. SIS. Xeh:r at CLas. STt WasUngtoa it, A. J, : 4. " . i . v- v s - : . if - 5 ' - ... "GIPaT" ItODXET WITH. When the disciples failed to cast the devil out of th boy who was brought to them by his father In th absence of Jeaua. and sub sequently Jesus had to rebuke them for their failure and thsir want of faith, and tha disciples war alone with him In the house, and th crowds had passed by. thsy said to Jeaus, "Why could not wa cast him outT" And Jeaus said. Thta kind can com forth by nothing; but by prayer and fasting." Then, as now. prayer la th preacher's great weapon for servlea, and my first words to th people of Portland would be an earnest ap peal for them to begin to pray. Every Christian father and mother should at least pray with th family with th family, mind you once a day during this mission. If the city Is to te arrested, and th people mad to think about God and th Ufa ha wants them to live. Christian people must saturate th air wKh th breath of prayer. Nothing melts th heart of a godless person Ilk praying wttl. him. Th Christian has a weapon In prayer If ha will only as It, whloh may mov th world, and my prayer. Just now. Is. "Lord, teach us to pray." GIPST SMITH. , RREBOAT BIDS ARE IN OVE, $1C OVER AVAILABLE srt MAY BE ACCEPTED. emlth lime. & IVauon Iron Work Make Lowest Offer Craft Mar Be Ready Next Summer. np Northup. H went to Arizona last Winter and returned to Portland In May, apparently somewhar- Improved In health. With his wife and family and mother he returned to Arizona last September. His father received word Saturday that h waa In a critical con dition and left Immediately for hla son's bedside, accompanied by his daughter. Shortly after they had reached his bedside, he passed away. Mr. Northup wa graduated from th Tf changes can b mad In th pro posed new flreboat to cut down th expense til, th boat will b ready for service bv th early part of next Summer. At a meeting of tne nr com mittee of th KxscuUv Board yestr- dar blda for the construction or tn hull and machinery or tn ooai were onened and th lowest bid was round tJ b fi:s abnv the available amount for th work. Th lowest bid w mad by the Smith Proa Watson iron Works of Portland and becaua It Is over the available amount waa re ferred to Chief Iowell. of tha Fir Da partment, for Investigation and report at th next meeting of th committee. Th onlr bid received besides th lowest was that of th Moran Bros. Company of Seattle, which waa IS6.00O. A bond lasu of i:.ooo waa votea for th boat. Of that amount ina. 14J IS waa left when th commissions were oald for th sal of th bond and with th reduction brought about bv th sal of th bonds below par. TheT wa 174.171 0 available for tn hull and machinery, th balance being appropriated for th boiler and other equipment. Th oia maae oy mniu Broa Watson waa 74.&oa. It la believed th coat or tn eon atructlon of th hull and maeninery ran be adjusted ao that contracta may b let and th work of building not delaved. Th contractors agr to com nlet thetr work and hav th boat ready In eight month a. FUTURE PORTLAND IN VIEW rio.rctnB Bnalneae Men Are Told ef City Beantifnl Plana. That Portland must prepare for her deatlncd rapid growth la th advio or Ir. J. R. Watherbe. preeldant of th Civic Improvement League, who ad dressed th Progressive Business Men's Club at Its weekly luncheon at th Portland Hotel Orlll yestrday. Dr. Wthrb told of th leagues plana of th work of Architect Ben nett and showed what large cities of this country and Europ hav don on aril civic betterment. following he address a large number or tn club members betook themselves to tn Meier Frank store, where they viewed th map and drawings look- I toward th civic center construc tion plans In this city. H. E. NORTHUP IS DEAD Portland Attorney Is Victim of Tuberculoses at Tucson. Arts. Harry E- Northup. a well-known Portland attorney, died at Tucson. Aria. Wednesday night irom tubercn losla He waa J7 years old. Mr. North- p was associated with ma rather. K. This Lotion Better Than Face Powder "Th remarkable Improvement in feminine complexion th oast few yars. says Mrs.- Ma Martyn, writing for th New Tork Dally Reoord. "Is das chiefly to discarding fac powders and using some good lotion. "On of th least expensive and best fac lotions ran be mad by dissolving 4 ounces spurmax In H pint hot water, to which has been added 2 teaspoonfulo glycerine, or If you prefer, use witch hazel Instead of water, as It dries quicker. Apply sparingly to th skin and rub lightly until It vanishes. This cleanses the skin of blackheads, -pimples and other Impurities, banishes wrinkle, roughness and gives to tha complexion a dainty pink and white glow. The spurmax lotion soon over comes Illness and la lovlslbl whan on." Adv. RaOroad Han Writes Remarkable Letter In ZtOi and 104 I was a terrible snfferer for about five months with kidney and bladder trouble. I could not sleep nights. One doctor said I was going Into consumption and gave me up to die. Had two other doctors but received no help from either of tnem and am sur I would hav been In my grave had I not een your ad vertisement In th ".Nfarlnette rvally Eagle Star." After taking several bot tles of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root I waa entirely curaa. In th laat two 'years I have been a railroad fireman and. have passed two examinations for my kldnsys success fully so that I know that my kidneys ar In excellent condition now aa a rasnlt of your grsat preparation. Tours very truly. GEORGE KENSLER. 10H lth Ave. So, . Minneapolis, Minn. Personally appeared before me this JSth of September. ISO. George Kens'.er. who subscribed the abova statement and made oath that the same Is true In substance and in fact. HENRT GRAASS, Notary Public. Door County, Wla, Lerter ta Dr. Kllaaerat C., Btaahasat, .1. V. Proye Witt Swamp-Root Will Do for Ton Send to Dr. Kilmer ft Co.. Blngham- ton. N. T for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. Tou will also re ceive a booklet of valuable Informa tion, telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, b sur and mention Th Portland Dally Oregonlan. Regular fifty cent and one-dollar sis H. Northup, la th law firm North- bottles for sals at all drusr stores. SUNNY CALIFORNIA II yon want solid comfort amid Hue grass lawns and acres of flowers, spend yonr Winter on the MONTE REY PENINSULA, 126 miles south from San Francisco. HOTEL DEL MONTE 'midst its 120 acres of lawns and flowers, with its beantifnl 18-hole golf coarse, only five minutes' walk from the hotel, offers everything that the Winter visitor can desire. BATES, $4, $5, $6 and $7 per day. American plan only. PACITIC GROVE HOTEL in the bustling little city of Pacific Grove, 20 minutes by electric car from Del Monte. RATES, $2.60, $3. $3.50 and $4 per day. American plan only. Hundreds of comfortably furnished bungalows. Both hotels under management of H. R. WARNER, Del Monte, CaL ' 1 orstrH in tiie heart of the shopping and theatre district, HEADQUARTERS naircirticu vision sin at US FUKCIKS Metropolitan Service Running Ice Water in Every Room EUROPEAN PLAN, A LA CARTE OAFS Under Management of CKESTtt W. KEUEY iBSI HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street,, abore Union Square European Plan $1.50 a day up American Plan $3.00 a day up Kw tl and brick rraetnr. Ewf modem cowiiiBck. Moderate rote. Center of theatre and retail diatriet. Os car lines tranef errinv all over city. Eleo trie oroaiboa meet trains and steamere CALIFORNIA This Winter. Orange groves in full bloom, tropical flowers, famous hotels, historic old Missions, attractive watering places, delightful climate. You can see it at its best via the SHASTA ROUTE "XllZ ousand SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Route of the SHASTA LIMITED A strictly high-class train in every respect, unexcelled dining-car service, quick time and direct connections to'all points south. SPECIAL ROUND-TRIP RATE OF Portland to Los Angeles and Return. With corresponding low rates from all other sections of the North west. Liberal stopovers in each direction and long limit. Interesting and attractive literature on the various resorts and attractioins of California can be had on application to any S. P. agent, or from John M. Scott, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon. Jaw department of tba Cnlvai-alty of Org-on. He was married at Astoria nine years ago. Besides hla widow, three children survive him, the oldest of whom Is five yeara old. The chil dren sre ravld and Daniel, sons, and Nancy, a daughter. He Is also sur vlved by his father and mother, Laura H. Northup, a sister, and W. I. Northup, a brother, dentlat here. Funeral ( arrangements hare not yet Deen annonncea. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE SAMPLE SH OE STORE IN PORTLAND Selling Ladies' Shoes for $2.00 Per Pair Selling . Men's Shoes for $2.50 Per Pair I sell the finest $3.00 to $6.00 value shoes made for Women A PAIR I sell the finest $3,00 to $6.00 value shoes made for Men A PAIR WE FILL MAIL ORDERS . ,,. ., .. ..J.JUII I I 1 Rooms 600-601 Sixth Floor Oregonian BIdg. 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