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In th forenoon. T. P. 8., Thursday evening,
8:15 o'clock. -
Bethtnia Danlih Lutheran, T'nloo a-nu
and Horrls-G udmund OrXll, pastor. Sunday
ervlcts, 11 A. M. and 8 F. M.; Sunday
school. 12:18 P. M.
BWEDENDORGIAV;
Portland Tew Church Society Services
In Knighta of Pythias Hall, corner Eleventh
TRAVELERS' Ot IDE.
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR
0. H. Gram, President of .State; Federation of Labor, Will Go to Salem to Cbampion and Oppose
Certain Legislation.
EAST via JI
SOUTH
and Alder streets. 11 A. M.1, Sunday mm.
lO A. S
subject,
FREE
BY R. A; HARRIS. . . ' '
ORGANIZED LABOR of Orton will
ch&mplon and oppose considerable
legislation at the forthcoming se?sion.
C. H. Gram, president of the Stats Fed
eration of LAbor. -will mo to 8alm with
the flrst of the lawmakers and will re
main until the last metaphorical dog Is
liun-. Amortir rila first actr w!IT be to
seek an. audience with the Preslflent of
tha Senate and explain to wm wnat labor
interests believe to have been a diabolical
plot of certain enemlea of labor- at the
last session to thwart labor legislation,
and to make an earnest request that the
President of tbe Senate- ae to It that
uch a thins la not permitted at this ees-
Sion. ThiB plot 13 believed to have been
perpetrated n the selection of ft certtitn
Senate comtnlttee. composed of two
bankers, two lumber magnates and' a
member ol the .Citizens; Alliance, an or
sanisatlon believed by the mehiberfhlp ol
organised labor' to exint solely for the dis
ruption Of labor unions. Into-the hands
of -this committed was referred almost
every bill emanating; from oraramlxed la-
report, either favorable or unfavorable;
was rendered In but one or two ca1-.es.
where the commltt' wa ' pracucal ly
forced to report. In these excepted cases
.
It Is needless to say the t.mri Vaft lift-
favorable, and the bllla-"defeated.
The -bills so reported and deffatMl wers
tllC Ones providing for tne protection or
workers In mills and factories from ex-
posred maelilnerj- by requtrln- that the
exposed dangerous machinery, belts, etc.,
to covered, and another inserting the
word "mercantile" Into the law flmltlnjr
t lie hours of employment for women In
restaurants, laundries, factories, etc., to
not more than ten.
Mr. Gram will endeavor to make It clear
that such action was prearranged by cue-
roles ot labor, win asK mat any sucn
scheme be prevented this time, and that
labor measures be placed In the hands of
men who will consider them fairly on
ihelr merits,
Tlift bill providing for the worklnsr of
cnnrfctD on. the public roads and provid
ing for the repeal or all laws looking to
tlie hiring ot convicts to private corpora
tions where their work may como Into
com pet 1 1 ion with free labor, will be one
which Mr. Gram and all labor Interests
will favor. '
Anothr kill that will be championed by
Mr. -Gram seeks the repeal of the present
crlmpl nfr In w. " This law wan designed
to abolish sailor boarding-houses, and
provides for the arrest and punishment ol
men convicted of "crlinplnjr." and In this
latter seeminfrly -virtuous purpose the laboring-
clajsses would never oppose It.
Homer, It is said by representatives ot
the .Sailor Union that In the 30 years
of Its existence not a i-tns;le cane ha?,
been known wherein "crlnipa" have been
prosecuted under it. tlion&u ample evi
dence of their nefarious work has hrefi
brotntht out. The Insr. however, contains
ot her provision intended to a pply to the
Sunday in
First. Ihf Whu Tempi t. enrner 'Twelfth and
Taylor street Rv. .1. Whlteomb Broughi'r.
t. I. . pastor. " " Morning prayr-mr-tlng, to;
(nomine worship. 10:;u; sarmon by. the paator
on the subject, "Why He Loft IIU roMtlon";
fclhle tehool, 12:10. Fine muilc. InterMlta.
rx-nMexa B. T. P. tJ. service. :!.". sub
ject. "Mow God's Iniae- Is Preserve! In X'tt
Or lost." Leader, Mr. W. Scott. Popu
lar evening service, 7;30. "is the Devil a
Gentleman?" 1- the topic of Rev. F. E. Dark.
of Beatrice. Neb., preach rr. Extra mulc
by Temple Quartette and chorus. Pro
arrsmmo : Organ, voluntary. "Prelude with
Fugue in B Flat" (Bach) ; Gospel "flection,
by Temple Girls1 Chonu: anthem, "Light of
the World" (Gray : am hem. I Hear My
IS a vlour 1 " I II 11 ar" (Brewer); poatludr. "Ade
irlo" (llummrl). Evf-nlng Organ voluntary,
'March In C" (Weber); chorus, "Plifrrtm
Chorus" (Verdi): anthem, "Savior, When
Nlitht Involves the Skies" f Shelley).
Central. Bent Ankeny and Twentieth
Jtev. W. T. Jordan. At 10:30. 'cklusj t h
Lost"; at 12:10, sermon to children; at 7:.i0,
"The Opened lloart"; Young People's Met-
lnr at 6: no. Miss Dent will sing" at the
morn I nir servlee.
Vnivcralty Park Rev. A. B. Walts. ' Sun
day school at 10; morning service at 11, ser
mon by Hev. E. A. Leonard: B. Y. P. U. at
:4ri: evenlnor service at 7:30. subject of ser
mon. "Can Kternai X.lla Be Had at a Bar
gain ?
Arjata Rev. John BenUien, pastor. Sun
day school. 10 A. M : Junior Union, 3 P. M.;
n. Y. r. i:.. :SO I. M.; preachlnc. H -A..
At. and 7:30 P. M.
Mount Olive, Seventh and Everett Rev.
J. W. Smith, pastor. Preaching at 11 A,
M. and ft P. M.
fit. Johns Rev. K. A. Leonard. Sunday
school. 1 0 A. M. ; preach In k. 11 A. M. and
7::;m; H. Y. 1'. U.. 6:301. M.
Tlilrd, Vancouver avenue and Knott atreet
Vlev. E. M. Bllas, pastor. Sunday school,
10 A. M.: prsachins;. 11 A. M. and 7:30 T. M
Pw-rlliih. Hoyt and . Fifteenth Rev. Eric
S hoi-Hi mm. Preaclilns;. 10:45 A. M. and
7;r' P. M.; Sunday school, 12 M. ,
.Uohland, Alberta and Sixth Preaching.
IS: an P. by Rsv. HL M. Bliss; Sunday
w.hil, 3:30 P. M,'
Hellwood. Tacoma and Eleventh Rev.
ticorge A. Lfarny Sunday achool, 10 A, M.;
pieachlnir. U A M. and 7:.10 P. M.
first German. Fourth and Mill Rev. -,T.
Kratt. psstor. Preachlrtsr. 10:4.". A. M. and
T a P. M. ; Sunday school. 8:40 A. M. ; S.
1. r. U.t P. M, j
Scoond German, Rodney avenue and Mor-
ria ntrents Rev. F. Bueermann,. pastor.
-rfarhlnjr. 11 A. M. .-Snd 7:30 p. JkC.i Sun
day -cliuol, 9:43. A. M. ; B. P. U.,
I. M.
Calvary, East Eighth and Grwit-Rav. A.
l.avren.e Black. Blhle school. 1ft A. M.;
pr-schlni-, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. ; B. Y.
I, u.. ::sn p. m.
Grace, Montavilla Oilman Parker, min
ister, 'prmon topics; Morning, 'The Fidel.
11 y of the Church to Christ"; evening;. "Per
sons 1 Responsibility to Clod.
Second. Seventh and East Ankeny streets;
Ttev. htanton C. Laphum, pastor Seniceg
at 10:MO A. M. and 7:S0 P. M.; morning ser
mon by Rev. F. K. I"ar of Nebraska;.
Hi hie sobool at noon: Tonna IenplV Union.
:::0; avonlng sermon, "All Things New";
music by the quartet. J, F. Eamford, or
Canint and director.
- CHRISTIAN.
First, corner Park and Columbia Rev. 15.
F. Mmklcy, minister.. 10:30 A. M., Mrs. Ella
Humbert. -of EuRen. will prearh for C. W.
fi. M. tay; 7::: I. M . "A Hard School to
l.'arn In"; Plble rchool, 12 At. ; Christian
Endi-arsr, :30 P, M.
Ontral, East Twentieth and East Salmon
P.ft J. F. Ghormley will speak at 10:45
A. M. : theme. "The Anabasis of Man": and
T:30 P. M.. theme, '"Sp-sklng in I'nknown
Tongues"; sperlal music by chorus choir;
Sunday school, 32 M.; Junior Endeavor, 3:30
P. M.: Senior Endeavor. 0:30 P.M,
Services for Mount Scott district will be
hel.l In Kein I'ark Hall st 3 P. AJ.
Rodney A veflue, Rodney at enus and
Knott Ft. F." Elmo Robinson. 0:45 A. M.,
lllble rhoM; 11 A. M., eommunlon and ser
mon: 4.1 P. M . Y. P. S. C. E. ; 7:30 P. M.,
"The Saloon a Foe of the Church."
CONfi RELATION AI
Sunnyslde. corner of East Taylor and East
Thirty-fourth Rev. J. J. Staub, pastor.
Momlnf service at II o'clock, suhjert. The
Chuma of the Ulvlnc God"; eveninsf serv
ice at 7:30 o'clock, subject, "Christianity
With Cloves Off; Sunday school, 3 A A. M.,
B. C Pier, superintendent: Junior Christian
Endravor, 3 P. M. : tieolor Endeavor, 6:J5
P. ST.
Highland. East Sixth, N., and Prescott
E. S. Bollinger, pastor. 10 A. M., Sunday
school, J. D. Ogdcn. superintendent ;. 11 A.
. M.. service. "The Function of Disci plesh ip" ;
' ;t P. M .. Junior Endeavor; 0:30 p. "M X. P.
H. C. K.; 7;00 F. M., service, "How Men
Lou ThMr Imace."
First. Madison and Park E. Tj. House, D.
r. Mornlnc service. sermon, "A Fstl-
ura and a Suc;ea'; evcAlts. To. "A. tac-
M-s MMMMMM f
V f .;
'HJ 1
iMilsssMlisni.iiigiaaWisSjMWiiaVii ii1n m iiWasamaiasaaa
:
,R. A. HurrU. Who Write on Tonlol
' f Interest to Labor.
crimplnsr. Industry that have been lnva
i"tably used to the detriment of the sa.fi
ora organisation tn what it deems its
legitimate wK ot protecting its memuer-
shlpj To be specific, the law prohibits
n - and every a t tempt to Induce sailors
to quit work or In any way to lnterfers
wltti tHc business or snips as arrecting
their crew. This feature of the law has
been used repeatedly aitainst Bailor, in
ot .trlkc. when tiiey havr under
taken to do picket work among working
sailors. The sailors Mm they hve a
perfect risrl. t to use all peaceful means to
Induce other sailors to work with them
Tor mutual protection against a common
enemy, and that the provisions ot tills
law have been used In almost every case,
where It has been usee, at all. to deprive
them of a natural - and. constitutional
right. They Hiso believe ttiat tnc law,
so used. Is diametrically opposed to th
purposes for which it- was framed, -since
its original object was to protect and
benefit tlic sailors, and for such purpose
It was supported by them.
The antf-pasa law is another measure
that will be charnploncd b- the labor In
terests, who will oppose vigorously the
proposed compulsory pass bill.
A -bill will be presented providing; for
a law limiting" the hours of labor on all
public works to the number of eight.
It Is felt that since the lat uneomprd-
mlsinsj order of the administration that
the National eight-hour law toe enforced.
and since, bv reason of said order. It has
ken carefully enforced on works vhore
It was previously most flagrantly disre-
garded, there Is increased sentiment to
ward emulating the same example in the
state and municipalities. The feeling
along this line Is stimulated by facts
that would make another Interesting;
Rtorv which it Is believed led up to the
Roosevelt order enforcing the. National
tght-hour law! It all folWea1. In logical
Portland
I? art's Breakdown''; Sunday school. 12:15 A.
M., H. WhltlleW, superintendent; I. F,
8. C. E. at 0:ftO P. M.
Mississippi Avenue. Mississippi avenue, and
ITreraunt treet William 1 Upuhaw, pas
tor. Sunday school. 10 A. M. ; mornins; wor-
ship, tt A. M., "The Dayi ot Thy Youth,"
second in the series on "The Pathway of
Life"; Chrlstlsn Endravor, : 3X P. M. ;
evenlna- service. 7 :30 F. "Tbe Grafter
and His Spoils"; special music by Young
Feople'i Chorus.
HasraIo Street. Eait Seventh and Hassalo
MornliiK service, 10:30; Sunday school. 12
o'clock; Christian ISndeavor service. 6:43 P.
M.; evening service, 7:40, Rev. E. H. Roper
will occupy the pulpit.
University Park. Artisan Temple, Ports
mouth; Rev. 1. B. Gray 10 A. M. Sunday
school, J. E. Brous, superintendent ; 11 A.
M., "The Ninth Commanflmcnt Telling Lies
About Your Neighbors."
Laurelwood. Arleta Hall. Rex-. Tj. S. Grty
- 1 0 A. M.. Sunday school. Mrs. W. Insjalls,
superintendent; young People's meeting,
6:G0 P. p&.l "How to Find God," 7:30 P. M.
EPISCOPAL.
St. AndrvWa, University Park Rev. W.
R. Powell, chaplain; Sunday school at 3 P.
M.; Bible class at 7 P. M.; services and sai'-
mon at 7 :30 P. M.
St. John's Memorial. Sell woo 5 Rev. W. R.
Powell, In charge. Sunday school, lO A. M. ;
services and sermon, 11 A. M.
St. Matthew's, First and Caruthers streets
Rev. "W. A. M. Breck. In charge.- Holy com
munion, 7 :-':o A. M . ; Sunday school. 9:4S A- M. ;
service and sermon, 11; service ana sermon,
7:.t0 P. M.
Trinity Services at Mneteenth and Er-
erett streets. Holy communion at 8 A. "M.;
mornins; prayer and sermon, 11; evenlna
prayer and sermon, 7:30; the rector. Rev. A.
A. Morrison, fh. D.( will preach at the morn
ing and Tlev, R. C. William , will preach at
the evenlna- service on the subject. "The
Epiphany." Onrl Denton tv-111 include these
organ numbers In the proframme tomorrow at
Trinity Church: At 11 A. M., prelude, "Med
itation." Iemalgre: Te Deum In F, Henry
Smart: Jubilate Deo in F. J. T. Field; offer
tory. "Watchman. What or the Night?" Sa r
ent; duct, Mr. J. Gibson and F. T. Crow-
ther; postludc, Canzona, D minor, J. 6. Bach,
At 7:30 P. M., andante from ninth sonata, Mer-
Vel: posttude ia C minor. Batiste.
St. Msrk's, corner or Nineteenth and
Qulmby ntreets Rev. J. E. H. Simpson, rector.
Holy communion, 8 A. M.; 10 A. M., Sunday
achool; 11 A. M., holy communion and sermon;
-7:30, evensonK and sermon.
Good Shepherd. Sell wood street and "Van
couver avenue Rev. John Dswson, rector;
Sunday school, tt;45 A. M.j morning service,
11 o'clock; evening service, 7:30..
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, "vtoodmere
C X. Parker, lay reader. Service and sermon
at 11 o'clock: Sunday school service at 3
P. M.
St. David's East Twelfth and Belmont
t roots Rector, -Rev. George B. Van Water.
D. li. Holy communion, S A. M. : matins
(choral) and litany, with sermon toy rector. IX
A. M. ; evensong (choral), 7:30 o'clock; Sunday
prhool in parish house, 8:45 A, SI. Frederick
W. Goodrich has arranged the following pro-
gram m of orcan music: Mornins. prelude,
alleieretto srasic'o, P. Tours; offertory. "An
gelus-" ("Scenes Pittoresque'), Massenet; post-
lude, march in E flat, Salome. Evening, pre
lude, andante In A flat, W. S. Hoyte: offertory.
"Ivxialna" (Ilelmweh, Juntmano; festal post-
lurte, K". W. Goodrich.
Pro-Cathedral ot 8t. Stephen the Martyr
Thirteenth and Clay streets-Rev. H. M, Ram
sey, vicar. Holy communion, 7 '.80 A. M.:
'Sunday school. 0.-4B A. M. : momlna; service, 11
o'clock: evenins; service. T :SO o'clock.
METHODIST.
First. South. 171V, Second. Foresters' Hall
F3. H. Monroe, pastor. 10 A. M., Sunday
school; 11. a. M.. sermon by Or. C F. Reld.
Superintendent of Missions on the Pacific
Coast; OulO P. M., EpwortU League; ;J0
P. M., sermon by Dr. Reld".
Free, corner Bast Ninth, and Mill Sermon
Orace. corner of Twelfth and Taylor
Clarence True Wilson, D. D.t the pastor,
will preach at 10:20 on "In the Beginning-,
God"; Miss 1-ytle will render "The Voice of
Oort s Creation," and at 7:3o the pastor's
topic will be, "I-Ion Slaying- In Cold Weath
er'"; the Male Chora- will sing "Abide With
Me"; Sunday school at 12:15 and Epworth
jeasrue at :u. welcome.
Oentral. oorncr Kcrbr and Russell J"- T.
Abbett. Mornins; class, 9:45: worship and
sermon at 10;;i0; subject, Review 01 Bishop
Bashford's "The Awakenlne ot China'
Sunday school at 12 M.; lesson topic. "Man
Made In the- Imasre of God" ; Epworth
Lpsirue meeting; at o;-30 P. M. ; sermon at
7:3tt, subject, "Life's Great End." A cor
dial welcome to all.
gunny si tie, Yamhill between Cant Thirty
fifth and Th Irty -nlxth T. Tt. Ford.'paslor
parsons s-e. IKS East Thirty-fifth street. At
homo J nursaay aiternoon. Sunday services:
10 A. M., Sunday SCllOOl, Dr. Hollopeter. Su
perintendent: 11 A. M.. public installation
or Mimiay school ofrlcers and teachers: pre.
unu Hon address by C. JL. Cauka; 12:13,
merce and Hkbor and the bringing ol
facts vividly to his attention by the State
Labor Commissioner, who was ably aa
slsted by Portland labor leaders-.
A till will again be introduced provia
lno; for the licensing of engineers. This
bill emlnates from the ensrlneera organ
ization, but Is designed to protect en-
gineers, whether organized or unorgan
ized, and also the public, from the dan-
s;ers of the Incompetent and careless class
who attempt to operate engines and boil
erg. It Will provide for an examination
showing certain essential Qualifications
and a fee for maintaining: the operation
of the law.
. The bill to provide free text books in
public schools, which will be presented by
Representative Beveridiye, a member of
the Typographical Union, will also have
Mr. Gram's assistance, as will a few
other measures not enumerated if rem.
The proposed matter of establishing: a
jute mill at the Salem Penitentiary will
be opposed, though it Is thought a bill
Will not be presented owing to a seeming
general preference for the convict road
bill-
"fcanlzea labor, ana the evidences ot re
sults accomplished at the last election. It
will now be the purpose of the labor lead
ers to keep careful tab on the -way the
various legislators vote on labor meas
ures.' It is unnecessary to arid their rec
ords will be carefully preserved for usa
111 Bucceedins campaigns.
Last Thursday niS m tlic occasion
of the resrular monthly open meeting; of
the Women "a Isabel Xeague. women's
auxiliary to the Portland Federated
Trades Council, w purposes are to teacn
the wives and families of union men hotf
they can best conserve the interests of
the causa of labor. They "re named the
"label league," because of the generally
recognized fact that the one greatest and
most losjical means of aervlna- the cause
of union labor is to see that its emblem,
the union label.- is on everything; possible
that Is purchased.
Thursday night's meeting; was the oc
casion for a reception to the families of
the atrikinsjr street-car men. There were
informal discussions by way ot encourag-
ment to the strikers and mean to help
them win their contest, talks on means
OT promoting the union cause In sjreneral.
and dancing, refreshments and a general
social time.
The feature of the evening; was an ad
dress bv Cecil M - Haybl, of I -on Ang-elea.
international organizer for the Brother-
hood of Painters and Decorators.. His
address was on the purchasing- power of
organized labor as an agency of propa
ganda, and showed In .convincing; and edi-
lying manner ho religious attention to
the presence of the union label on all
goods purchased was the one best, mont
effectual and; altogether peaceful and
legitimate means of building up the ranks
of unionism. .
The speaker said that IT all union men
and their families would make it a fixed
principle to see to It that the union label
was on every article purchased, except
only in linen of srooda not ret made in
union factories, and would use their er-
forts to persuade others to a similar
course, that labor would henceforth and
forever be master of every reasonable sit
uation that would confront It.
hurghes
censral class moetlnc; 3 P. meetlnf of
men ot the church and their friends; Rfl-
dress by Dr. . Driver and others: special
music by male Quartette; 3:30, Junior
I.ratu and children's Classen; "M ary Shaver.
superintendent, and Mrs. Mainline and -Mrs.
LutJ, leaders; 0:13, Epworth League devo
tional meeting. W. H. warren, president:
special services: T ;30. Dr. Driver w-ill speak
on "Christian Science and Kindred- isms."
Come and hear. Strangers invjted. 6r-
mons during the week, -
Taylor Street Dr. Francis Burgette short.
pastor. 0:SO A. M. , classes; 10:30 A. M..
mornins- normon toy Rev. S. IT. Dewart. sub
ject, "The Preach ins; He Bids Us Preach";
32:10 P. v.; Sunday school; 6:30 F. M Ep-
worm League; t : u r, m., evening sermon,
P-ev. XV. R. Wlnsns.
Rev. A.- "R. Wagner, paMor Sunday school,
10 A. M.. A. K. Miller, superintendent;
..t 11 a v i l i,o i . m
prcaciiuig, ji a. m., suojeri, ounaay tios.
fng": class meeting. 12: Li P. M.. H. Stough-
ton. leader; Junior league, S:3Q P. M. led
by the pastor; Ep worth League, G:30 P. M.,
led by Mr, Adams; preaching, T:30 P, JI.,
subject, "The Bl Three."
Centenary. East Pine and Bast Ninth
treet.: William II. Heppe, D. O.. pastor
Theme for sermon at 10;u0 A. M., "The Art
ot gplrltual Etching": at 7:30 P. M. the
pastor will preach a sequel to last Sunday
night's sermon, theme. "'Will Tlr-i-e J3 Sur
prises at the Judgment T" ; - morning class.
9:30; Mission Sunday school, 9:30; Sunday
school. 12:15; juniors and Intermediates, 4
o'clock: Epworth Ieas-ue devotional. 6:1..
Mlw K.nneclv. orfaniat: 15. S. Miller, di
rector of chorus.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Laurelwood (one-half block from Laurel.
wood Mount Scott car line) Revival serv
ices every night; Sunday school atMQ A. "M.;
sermon at 11 A. M. and 7:S0 P. M.; special
children's service at 3 P. M. : sermon sub
jects: At XI. "Vision of God In Christian.
iiy . . x-. m., ; ai t :o, -justinea
by Faith." Clarence Miller leads the Ep-
vorth League at 6:30 P. M.
PRE8BYTBRI A X.
Third, IDast Thirteenth and Pine street si
Rev. Andrew J. Montgomery, pastor. Serv
ices At 10:S0 and T:45: mornine subiect. TeU.
bration of the Lord's Supper"; evenlna; subject.
j .rn.aai.ci7 ncroae 01 uoipei Appeal.
SellWOod. EISLSt .Seventeenth itrut an A
Spokane avenue Rev, j. A. Thompson,
pastor. .Sabbath school, 10 A. M.; morning
service, 11 ; communion service and reception
of members; Christian Undfavor, :4K ; even
ing sen-leo, 7:4o; theme, "Balaam, Trifling
With Temptation."
Calvary Presbyterian' Church, corner Elev-
enth and Clay streets Hev. Ben-F?zra Stiles
Rly. Jr.. T. JD-. pastor. Services. 10":30 A.M.
ana 7 :.TO J. M. ; morning subject'. "Digging
Ditches"; evenins; subject, "The Ruined Gir
dle." Music by quartet under direction of
H. V. Mllllg-an, organist. - Programme: Organ
prelude, Oullmant; quartet. "The .Lord la My
Rock:." Huntington Woodman ; quartet. "Our
Kins;," Rot oil. livening; : Organ prelude tn
A flat. Adolph Forester; quartet. "Teach iMe,
O Lord," Burdett; quartet, "Hark. Hark. My
Soul." Hamer; organ offertory. "Meditation,"
Gratchanlnow. .
Hawthorne Fark. corner Twelfth and East
Taylor streettr-Rev. 13. Nelson Allen. At rt:30'
A. M., "A New Year's Meditation" 12 M.,
Sunday School: :SO P. M., Y. P. S. C. VT. ; T:SO
1. M-. "Voltaire, Brilliant and Profane.
Special music.
Firat-Communlon service at 10:30 A. M
and sermon at 7:80 P. M., Rev. J. E. Kitt-
redge, IX T. . ofHclatlng. Programme: Prs
lurie. andantlno io .1. In T flat. Lemare:
quartet, "The King of Xjove My Shepherd Is,"
Bullard; anthem, "Come Unto Jle,'1 Lindsay;
poMkide; "Verset.'V Byr. Evening, prelude.
march. Kerral; quartet, "O lamb of Ood."
Morse: tenor solo. "O t-ord. Be Merciful,"
Bartlett; postlude, larghetto, Hera. ,
Forbes, corner gdlwood atreet and Ganten-
heln avenue-s-Rev. Harry H. Pratt. ' Services:
Sunday .school. lO A. M . ; preaching. 11 A. M.
and T :30 p. M. Special music Orchestra at
Sunday school and evening service. Evan-
gelistic meetings begin Monday evening under
ne leadership of Rev. J. E. Snyden,
Mispah. East Thirteenth and Powell streets
Rev. Jerome R. McOlade. r. D. . pastor. Com
munion and reception of members Sunday
morning.' Theme of evening eermon, "The
Attractive Power of Christ." Special muslo
morning and evening under the direction of
Professor Cowmi. Mrs. J. -Peterson, organist;
Mies May ale Coster, soloist.
LATTER-DAY SAINTS.
Church - of Jesus Christ, ot I-.atter-"Day
Saints, hall, 400 Allaky Building. Third and
Morrison Services. 1 1 "SO A. M. and 7 . P.
M.; Sunday school, lOrA. M;' ; .
LlTHERAy. ." .
et. Jame' FTngllsh T.utheran Church, West
Park and Jefferson -J. Allen Lfav, psstor.
Services at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday
school, 10 A. M.; Luther League, 7 P. M.
Norwegian S3'nod Kast Tenth, and Grant
Rev, o. Hagoew. fcJuncluy school, 9:30 A. M. ;
evenins; services, 7 :oO o'clock. No service
8riRrrcAU8TS.
Logus Hall 9m East Grand, corner of
Washington Sunday at T:80 P. M.. Inde
pendent Spiritual Society; "Forum." con
ducted by Corlnns Johnston; followed -with
tests.
Ministeri' and Mediums' Spiritualist- A-
sociatlon will hold religious services In W.
O. W. Hall. Eleventh street, between "Wash
ington and Alder, at T:SO sharp. First half
hour will ha devoted to .Spiritual Message
Bearer Gertrade Woodfleld, followed at 8:15
with lecture by Rev. Dr. Dickey: subject,
The rs w n of Creation."
IMTAB1AN.
Church ef Our Father, comer of Yimhill
and Peventh Rsv. W. Q. Eliot. Jr.. minis
ter: Rv. T. I. Ellotc r. E.. mlnlatrr emer
itus. Service - at 1 X A- SC. ; Rev. TV. X. SI-
monds, of Seattle, will preach; Sunday
school at 9:45 A. M.! kindergarten it 11 A.
M ; adult class at 12 M. : Y. P. F. at 6:30
i. M.
UNITED EVANOELICAU
Second, corner Fargo and Krby pev. j.
Bower.ox, pastor. Preaching servlc ftt 11
A. M.. on "Obedience to God and It Re-
rds." .nd a.t 7:30 on 'ThS- Thlnca
of Christ, Our Savior; Sunday school at lO
A. M. K. h, c, e, a; T r. M. '
DSIVERMU8T.
Pir.t. East EiiaTbtb anS Couch Bermon
at 11 A. -M . by Rev. X. W. Bull.r. on !Th.
Power ol the iaeal"; Sunflay iebool at 10
a. y.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Church of God, -4"0 Hawthorne (avenue
Sunday services. 2;.iO and 7:30 P. M. ; Sun;
day school and Bible study, 1 P.,M.
X'nl verslty Park. Artisan Temple, Ports
mouth R.ev. I. Ii. Gray. lO A. M .. 6ullda7
school . J. E. Brnna, aupcrlntrndent; 31 A,
M., "The Ninth Commandment Tellins Lies
About Your Nelehborl."
Laurelwood. Arleta Mall Rev. T. B. Gray.
HO .V . M.. Sunday ichool, Mrs. W. In galls,
ruD.rlntfndcnt : "Voung Popl' Meeting.
6:0 P. 3&. i 7:30 P. M., "How to find Ood."
Evinttllcil Auoclitlon, First Eneliih,
Kast Sixth and Market S. A. Siewert. pas
tor. Traachlns at 31 A. M. and T :45 P. M.
Rtv. 1 1 . TZ. llornacnucb, or BrlllDBham,
Wash. ; communion at the morning services;
Sunday school at 10 A. M.; loung Pcopli'i
Alliance at 6:45 P. M.
TT. M. C -A... Fourth and Yamhill Orches
tra concert and m-n'M meeting ac 3 T. M. I
P. C. Dark, or Beatrice, Is'eb., will speak on
"Tti Bid for i Soul"; special music by till
Swedish Ladies Quartette. of Portland:
Sroup ntudy clanei at a :SO i fllownhlp
lunr.Iia-on at C .HO. Th mctlnsa r. free
and open to all men.
Divine Truth Center. Divine Truth Chapel
hall 201 Allsky Building, corner Third and
Morrison S.n lres. IX A. M. ; Sunday school.
1 - M. : Tha3leus M Mlnard, pastor; SI. B.
Martin; H. K. Martin, soloist.
Church ot the Naiarene, 428 Burnslfle, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh, two blocks from
WsHhlncton Sunday services: Sunday
school at lO A. AT. ; preachlna at 11 A. sc. ;
evangelistic service at 7:30 P. M. The Or-
ejon Holiness Aisoclatlon holds meetings In
this church every Sunday afternoon At 3:30:
suhjeot for Sunday morn I nit, 1 X a. "The
Great and Effeutual Open Door and the
Many Adversaries." AU are welcome to this
church. Raw A. 0. Hmdrlcta. taiptor.
F-trst Spiritual Society. Artisans' Halt,
Ablncton Bulldina. Third near Wa.hlnston
Oonference, 11 A- M-: lycu m, 12:30 I. M. ;
M, and D. Club, 2;30 P. M.; F. B. Coulter
will lecture on "Th4 Holy Oni,11 followed
by Mrs. V. Rowe, of Jackson. Mich., 7:4a
p. is.
CHKI8TIAN SCIB1VCE.
first Cliurcil of Christ, BclcntlPt, Scottish
Plte Cathedral. Morrison and ' Lownsdalu
strets Services 11 A. M. and 8 T. M.. sub
ject of sermon, "&acramnt" : Bunday school
at close of mornins; services f Wednesday
evening meetlnt 8 o'clock.
Second Church of Christ. Scientist. Elks"
Tempi. Stark, corner Seventh etreet Son
day services. 11 A. M. and 8 F. M.( subject,
"Sacrament"; Sunday school, 11 M.;
Wednesday meeting;. 8 P. M.
G. A. It. Kali, corner Second and Morrr
son streets-Services it S;30 r. M.
MR. TEAL DOESN'T WANT IT
Would . Not Accept Rsllrosd .Com-
y' ' nilesloner&hlp If Offered.
PORTLAND, Or.. Jan. 12. (To the Ed
Itor.) I notice in The Oregon. an today a
somewhat indefinite suggestion that I am
or may be a candidate for the office Of
railroad commissioner in the event the
legislature passes the railroad commis-
ston bill, In order, to seUle'this question
once for all, if .the matter is of interest
to any one. I desire to e.y thait I am
neither an active nor . receptive candi
date tor the ornce, and that, under no cir-
eumstances, would I accept the office if
tendered. The method of appointment of
the commission adopted by the commit
tee having; cbargo of the preparation of
this measure was taken, .after careful
consideration, from the laws of "Wiscon
sin, which state has what is generally re
garded as the best law on this subject.
It is also the same method provided for
the appointment of interstate commerce
commissioners, and In 17 other states be
sides Wisconsin, and Is the one which has
practically the unanimous approval or
the authorities generally on this subject
Speaking; of the selection of commission
ers. Governor LaFoilette, In his mesaace
In 1905, says: "It Is not possible to over
state the importance of the provisions of
this law; but, however perfect the law.
the stare will fall'- utterly In Ks under
taking unless the commission Is composed
of men of high character and ability.
Party preference or prejudice should In
no way Influence the selection of mem
bers f this commission. They should be
men of the highest Integrity, ot .marked
industry, and they should possess special
fitness and power for the Important serv
ice demanded of them."
And again: "On the other hand, if the
office Is made appointive, there 'will be
every opportunity for the appointing:
power to malce selection from tne widest
possible field, having ample time for In
vestigation of thrj, candidate with respect
to his antecedents, to the -elements of his
character, and to his ability, experience
and. expert Knowledge. The selection
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
-
OF -
- Ko misleading statements or deeepti v propositions to the afflicted.
An bonest doctor of recognized ability does not resort to such metn-
bds. I guarantee a complete, safe and lasting cure in the quickest
possible time, at ths lowest cost possible for honest, skillful and
successful treatment. I cure Catarrh. Asthma, LunR, Throat, Rhen- -
matism. Nervousness, Stomach, Liver. Kidney. Femals Troubles and
all private diseases. My remedies are composed' of powerful Oriental
roots, herbs, buds, vegetables and barks, that are entirely unknown '
(many of them) to medical science In this country. -
NO OPERATIONS, NO KIN I FEE
Drugs or poisons are not used in oar famous remedies.
IF YOU CANNOT CALL. WRITE FOIL SYMPTOM BLANK AND
CIRCULAR. INCLOSE . FOUR CENTS IN STAMPS.
CONSULTATION IMS. . ADDRESS
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Company .
102K FIRST STREET, CORKER MORRISON, PORTLAND, 0REG0JV.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
m
Wonderful Demonstration of
Marwni Wirele55 Telegraph
8howins how measagei can. ne a ant through
walls, ringing fire-alarm tells, lighting electric
lignta, and showing now railway wreck can t
avoided with the wonderful railway nigrisd all
witjioui t&o use vt wires, fiyery nig-t 6
o'clock. Ladles invited.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT HALL
.Cor. Tenth and Taylor Streets
would be marlo full in -the eye of the pub
lic, the appointing- power having- respon-
slbility for his acts, and knowing with a
certainty that such appointment would
not. bs conflrrned unless 1 1 met the ap
proving -Judgment of the legislature.' In
tills same message lie presents many
other cogent reasons for this method of
selection, and I would advise all who ere
Interested In this subject to send to the
Secretary of State ot the State of Wis
consin and get a copy. Professor Frank
It. Dfxon. head of the Department of
Kconomlcs of Dartmouth Oolleae. in his
work In "State Railroad Control." based
upon a study of the history and Deration
of the Iowa law adopted in 1RS8, nays :
"Experience ha a provrn conclusively that
the election of commissioners by popular
vote dangerous, .in furnishing induce-
ment Tor. the powerful corporations to
make tlioirwelves felt politically. An ap
pointment of commissioners by the Gov
ernor, with the consent ot tne Senate, or
the executive counsel, which was the
method In vogrue at first, should be re
stored. When this has been done, a arreat
step will have been taken toward promot
ing a feeling ot harmony between ship-
ners and carriers a spirit indispensable
to the satisfactory solution of the railroad
question."
I have not the time, nor do I desire. at
this time to enter into a full discussion of
the necesBlty- not only for the law. but
for the manner adopted for the appoint-
ment of the commissioners, but at the
proper place and time I will do so.
JOSEPH N TEAL.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
.Innnal Meeting Will Bo Ileld IVest
Saturday.
The annual meeting of the Oregon
Academy of Sciences Is to be held in the
Olty I lall. Portland, at 8 P. M.. January
19. It had been planned to hold the an
nual meeting in Corvallia this year, but
at the last circumstances arose which de
cided those in charge to bold It in Port-
land. ' .
The academy has been in existence but
two years, but has so firmly established
Itself with those fond of scientific re-
se&rch and has accomplished so much
along; its choeen lines that It has come to
be recognised as the most Important or
ganisation of its kind in the state.
Its avowed object J8 to encourage sci
entific research and learning, promote
the diffusion of scientific ltnowledsre - and
aid In the discovery and development of
the natural resources ot the state.
Among: its members are found most of
the professors of the different universities
throughout the state, as well as those in
terested In the work as above outlined.
Much of the credit for ths organization
of the academy and the high grade of ex
cellence of the work done Is due to the
untiring efforts or Edmund T. Sheldon, of
C. GEE wo
The Great Chinese Doctor
Entrance 1621 FIRST STREET
Corner Mormon
Ni$iht. Jan. 0
it, Jan. 10
Night, Jan. n
Night, Jan. 12
Night, Jan. 14
this city, who has been the president
irom lis organization.
A very Interesting programme Ifi being
prepared ror the meeting: next Saturday
evening. Inrludlna; the annual address by
the president, reports from the various
officers, as well as some very good pa-
pers, which will be read by members.
The programme will be nnnouneed later.
The public at lartce Is cordially Invited to
attend this meeting.
All forms or ncrofula. rxn It T-bewm and
eczema are cured by Hood's 3a rsa pari 11a.
the Mood purfrter,
TWO VALUABLE RECIPES
One Cures a Cold Quickly
Plmplra ' siiid Blorlir Dr. K- V3
Walker,, writing In the Ladles' Home
Journal, states that racial blemishes
come moittly from Improper bowel ac.
tlon. -lrt of ell. the cause munt be
removed by the use of the cathartics
and laxatives that the Individual has
found effective and applying' a lotion
from the following: formula: "Pre
cipitate of sulphur, ono dram; tinc
ture of camphor, one dram; rosewater,
four ounces: apply several times a day.
T. Caare aa Cold laa Z4 Hoara or any
cough that Is curable. Go to any good
prescription drug-gist and 'get Concen
trated oil of pine, one-half ounce; gly
cerine, two' ounces; half-pint of (rood
whlakfiy; tnlx and shaKe 'thoroughly;
use in tablespoon doses every four
hours. This formula in given out by
the err eat lung: and throat specialist
of Philadelphia, and he declares that It
has no equal, but warns people against
ulng the ordinary bulk oils of pine.
and patent medicines sold under the
name of "Oil of Pine." Theae contain
much resin and other impurities and
are sure to produce nausea and kidney
disorders. The real Concentrated oil
of pine comes put up for medicinal use
only in small halt-ounce bottles In-
closed in' a round screwtop case and
sealed. This is to protect it from light.
heat and atmospheric cbangea.
very Woman
lsteraated kbA alxralcl knew
ahonttha wnnilavrfnl
MARVEL Whirling Spray
riw new Vavtaal ftyrt. njee. '
aa c
ItvCI
lift tmt 4nrt4f ( kt .
If be onnotopply tbe
A RV KI,t tfcocept ut
lllnvtrmted booi-ftM. Tt flvwt
foll Mttcntftr inrj.tTffitnoniin.
4 B. d BTT.. KM W YORK.
Laue-DaTU Zrua Ce ajtol
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
X-sarirlut. A-k (or f 1 I I-T II K -'
VIAVnD BRAND PILI.S, for S
vean rrfrraea w seal. sTet. Alwaya Re
liable. Bold by IrrarrtftUeverrwhero.
Ckiehetter CkeavleiU Cs PklUn Pa.
TRAVELERS GUIDE
BOCTHEASTERV ALASKA
ROUTE.
From Beattle nt 9 P. M.
for Ketchikan, Juneau,
Bhaitii'ay. White Horse,
Dawson and Fairbanks..
R. B. Cattxa-a Cllv f-vm
Vancouver and Sitka , Jan-
nary 17, 31; Feb. 14, ll8.
S. 8. Ram on a (Skagway direct), Jan. 12,
2e; F""b 9, aa.
FOR 8AN FRAKCIftTO DIRECT.
From Seattle at A. M. Umatilla, Jan.
uary 15, 30; City of Puebla, January .0;
Senator, Jariuarv 10, 25:
Portland OCT S49 Waishlnsrton St.
Main f3.
C. D. DUNAKX, U. P. A.. San Pr
Columbia River Scenery
REGULATOR LINK STEAMERS.
Daily service between Portland and Th
Dalles, except Sunday, leaving- Portland at
a- an... arnviiix nuuui J r . M.r Carrying
frelarht and paiern'rs. Splendid accommu
ariai r t nns tor outflta and 11 vetrtork .
Dock foot ot Alder at., Portland; foot of
court ft., ine uanei. rnone Main 914,
rorxiana.
For Corralll. Altn. Indepnrlcnra. Br.
1m Steamer 'TOMONA" lea v en O ;45 A. M
Tuesday. Thuriwlay and Saturdav.
For 8alem and way landings Steamfr
"OREGON A leaves :45 A. M., Mondaya,
ORKUON CITY TRANKPORTATION CO.
Toot Taylor atreet.
". IStaaBX '
stv aaot tODTsnltnl.
k If-
rav
KalM! A ik jear Drefain fw A
riUt in Real And Void iculiicV
boxu teaiefl itli Blue kibben. V
Tele mm ktl.ee. Rnr mt na
r trmx-M
t'NION DEPOT.
press utops only
at not import
ant atatlons b
int
Ban Kran-
for ail
Cisco
Points East and
South.
ovEnr.A rr
EXPHKPS
TRAINS lor All
local points
outh. Sarramrn
tr. tin i, 1'rii.ul.
'o and points
Eait and Syuth.
Wornlng train
co n n e c t at
woodburn rl b 1 1 -ept
Sunda'v
will, Mt. Angel
and Sllvcrton lo.
Cft I.
CotlnKfl Grove
passerifer c-on-
nects at Wood-
hum and Albany
dally except
Bunday with
trains to nnd
from Albany.
Lcoanon and
W o o dburn-
Sprlnafl 1 U
branch points.
Corvauis paasen-
ler. .
Sheridan paasen-
fc?rmt 3 r- o -v
paaaenger.
8:30 A. M.
S:3() P. Vf.
t:l P. M
T:SO A. ar.
4:10 P. M.
S:S0 P. ML
10:20 A.M.
Dully. tDally cxrept Sunday.
POBTLAND-USWrlGO srHUMBAN
Depot, Foot oVeireiffon Street,
mn Portland folk (WiA Af f Jt
Al MX: ?2:50. 2:OS. 3:30. S:2(W B:l5. 7:45. 0:11.
TCeturnlha from 'o'-wrfto, arrive Port In nd.
m m a, ji 3;o5, m, jus, y,
5:55 ll:l. p. M.: 12:2S A. M. Dally except
gunday. 6:25 7 :r.. 8:33. 0:05. 11:43. A. 1.1.
Sunday on l-v-, 1 0 , . ?t
T.on o from in. depot for Dallaa Stnrt In-
tem.eaute poims daily, 7;;i0 A, l, ann 4;ir
P. M. Arrive Portland. 10:15 A. M. and l.'lo
Th" Inrlp-nd f nf r - M nnmom h Motor t . i .
OTe ra daily to Mon moi t H nrt Alilip. con-
neotiusr with a. P. Co. trains at Ualias and
Fintt-elnas fare from Tort land to Pacra-
tncnto m n.l Es r rraii.-lsoo. U; t-rtlt. S:
' fare, 13; ecor.d-claia bcrl 1.
fir'nou to EnMern points and Eumpn;
!6 Japsn. Chins. Honolulu nd Autrali.
CIIV TJCKET OK-KICK. (Wr Third .uil
. -liluitlon Ut.. Xnon Main 71.
C. IV. BTlMiEU, WM. M HIBRAV, .
UJ Ticket Ajcnt. (itn. I'm. Agt,
OREGOW
Union Icfic
3 TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY
hsnn; tourist slcrpinjr car dally to kansai
City. Ileollnlna chair can (seats fit)) 19
the East dally.
Leave.
UNION' I 1 : 1-OT. . LcavM Ari1. .
QflCAGO PORTTD 7,
PPRCIAT. for th 8:Sn A. M. 7:3o V. St.
Ka.t vlaL Huntlnatun. I 1 1 ' . Itallv. .
HPOKANK Fl.TBR. 'jjSsjt
For Eatrfl Wanhlneton, Walls Wslla.
I..vl8ton. Coeur d'Alcne and Great Northarn
point..
ATLANTIC EXPRESS 8:15 P. M. 9:30 A. M.
for the East via Dally. Daily.
Huntington.
PORTLAND' - BIGOS 8:13 A. M. 3:43 r M
lOCAL for all local
pointR between Biggs
and Portland.
m K IV B R ST HEDC I.K.
FOR ASTORIA sand S : T. M . I 3 : 0 O r. if".
way points,-connecting Daily Daity
wtth steamer for II- fxcpt rxrpt .
waeo and North Sunday. Sunday.
B f a c h Htamer Patunlav
11 assa lo. Aah.-at. dot-K- 10:UU I. M.
FOK DATTOX, Ore. T;0flXii. 5;30 V, M.
(Ton City and Yamhill Daily Dally
River points. Anh-su 3tcopt 1 vxrtpt
dotfk water pr. ) Sunday. 1 Sunday.
tor j.ewision, jnano, and way points
from Rlparia. Wash. Lava Riparla u:40 A.
M.. or UDon arrival train N'n 4 rtnilv ircm
cept Friday.
Ticket Office, Third and Washington.
THrphone Mln 712. ". W. Sllnarcr, Ur
Tiolact Aat.; Wm. MeMurrar, Gen. raa. Aart.
THE COMFORIABLE WAY
TWO OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY
TRB ORIENTAL LIMITED
The rant Mall
VIA SEATTLE OR SPOKANE
Iilv. PORTLAND IJaily.
l-.a-.-e. T 1 tn. Sctirlul.. Arrh-a.
To and rrom Spo-
8:30 am kane, St. Paul. Mln. 7:00 am
neapollR. Iuluth and
11:43 pn All Points Kast Via 6:SOpm
Seattle.
To and from St.
Paul, Ulnntapolli. . M
7:00pm Doiuth and aM 8:00am
points East Via
Bpokane.
Great Northern steamship Co.
Sailing from Satt1 for Japan
and China porta and Manila, carry
In ar passe n are ra and fre tsht.
R. 9. Dakota, Ffhnirr 17.
h. 8. )linneota. April 1.
N1PP0V VtfSEV K A IS HA
Japan Mail Stf-amnhip 'o.
Ht S. SH1NANO MAR.tr will sail
from Seattle about January -2 for
Japan and China ports, carrying
passengers and freight.
F"or tickets, rates, berth rsrva
tloriit. etc., csll on or address
M. Plf'KHON, C. F". A T. A..
13S Thlnl St., Portland, Or,
rhone Main 680.
Astoria and Columbia
fiver Railroad Co.
Leaves. u UNION DEPOT. ArrlvtnT
jjally. F"or Mayaers. Ttalnl?rp Unity.
Clatskanie. Westport, v
Clifton. Aptoria, War-
8 OO A.M. ronton, Klavel. Ham- 11:35 A.M.
ivioiid. Fort Htevf-ns.
Gcarhart Park, 5ca-
1 ide, Astoria and Sea
shore.
7:OC P.M. Express Dally. 0:50 P.M.
Astoria Rxpreaa.
Pal ly. ,
C. A. STEWART. J. C. MAYO.
Cotnm-l Agt.. AWr nt. G. F. i P. A.
ption Main SOS.
SanFrancisco & Portlan d S.S.Co.
OpTatlnK the only direct pR-nj:r Rtamr.
"rom Ainswi-rtri Io-U, Portlanrl. at 8 F. M . :
8. 8. "( OLI MBI A," Jan. l-26, Feb. i.
From fipcar-st. Wharf, Pan Francisco, at
11 A. M.:
S. 8. "COtrMBlA," Jan. IS. 52; Keb. 1. etc.
Phone Maun -6S. --48 Waahinaton mu