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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OHEGOXIAX. PORTLAND, XOVE3IBEK 8, 1908. Portland BAPTIST. Tint. th White Temple. T elf th and Taylor street Rev. J. Whitcomb Brtmcner. D. pesior. Teachers' tTainin cia m Temple parlnr. A. M ; "one-a.-cord" prayer metlnj in Temple parlor. 10 A, M.; -Yiorr'n- i.-rvl. U:Z0 o'dork; serrrion hy D- Brougher; eubject. "The Flrat Cake' ; jjit le rhfo mrfli at 12 M , claw-ea for all . iars "dron In" BiMe ciaw. led by Lr Brouniier; young people's mee-tlns. 8 I. M-: leader. Mm. F- E. A. Smith; pvpular evening ervi'-e, :;u o nom ; ermun d vi. Urouirlier; Mibjeot, "Th Old Folk at Hm"." fifth In aeries on "The Ten Com mandment Tp to Date." There will be baptism. CentraL Eart Ankeny and Twentieth treet Jr. W. T. Jordan, pastor. Fre?i :nt 1. V. Riley, of MMlnnvi!le Coilee. ty.1 preach at 10 :.U A. M. and T:.T P- M.; Sunday arhool. 12 M.; Junior, at 3 F. M ; jvung pop's meeting, 6:.l0 P. M. Second. it stvcnih and East Ankeny r : reel K . . Stan ton C. Lap ham. pastor. Mornlnj? evrmon. H;:iO o'clock, "Lre Your Kr.era'ti"; inble school at noon ; Younic people's I'aion. i:S0 I. ; evening sermon. 7:iso o'clock, ' The Master of Men." Unlvcreitv Park Kev. A- ! Waltz. pSJ tor. Sunday nchoo!. 1 A. M. : worship. 11 A. 11.; wrroon. "ReifKlon in the Home"; Junior. 3 P. M. ; B. Y. P. C. P. M.; worship. 7:.W p. M ; wrraoa, "The Election of Grace." Mount Olliet Rr. Dr. Wallace, the Pa cific Coa.t evaneeiist. if a.Tsti!:;; "v. Jchn eon in the rev.val meeting, i'rt-ci.i-g. 11 A. M. and 7:0 P. M. Xmnianuel. Second and Mee-le Ft rrts Rev. A. li- Minaker. pastor. Frcatfalnn. 1:3 A M. and 7 M P. M. ; Sunday wno 'l and liar a and I'hi:ahea cis meeting. 12 M. ; H. Y. P. V., n " P. il.; prajer mttlng. Thar lay. 7-w V. M. Grace. Montavtila R. A. E. Patch, paa tor. iuniay kiio.iI. J A. il. : pervl. e. II A- SI. and 8 P. M. : topics. 'VLrlst Always the am" and "Knoinp and Isninfr." Calvary, fcast Eighth and Grait streets Rev. 1 N. Monroe, pastor. Sunday nchnol. 10 A M ; preaching. 11 A M. and 7:.'.0 . M ; tupu . "Kniar.'ement" ai.d "Trie jjjlit of Nature." one of a series ou "The Light That Failed. asl Forty-fifth, corner Est M.n -eet Rev. B- C Ccak, pastor Smd iy s-hoo1, 1 A 54 ; nervlre 11 A M a;:d 1:4? V. M. : B Y. P. I'.. '1 " P. W Arlta Rev. E. A- Sr-!th. i-astor Fundny school. 10 A. M. ; Junior union. J 1. M. ; R Y. P. V.. I f. M. ; preaching. U A- M and 7:30 p. M S r?dlb. Hoyt and Fifteenth P.ev Erlr F'herstrom. rasttr Preaching. lJ:4 A. and 7:43 P M. ; S'inaay school. 12 li st. John Rev. J'.-hn Ben:: n. piif'T. Sun day school. 1J A. M. ; preaching. 11 A M and 7:4A P M-; B- Y- P. I - P M : topl-s. "The ;race of Keeping Sweet" and "Tne Great Kctlcn." Third. Vancouver avn: and Knott rtreet Rev R Srhwedler. p.tr fcur.day school. 10 A. XI.; B. Y. P. IT.. :43 P. il.; service. 11 A M. and 7:4" P. M. hfneBe Mission. 332 t)ak itreet rear Park Sunday school. 7 P. M.; preaching in Chtneee. 8 P. M. First German. Fourth and Milt streets Rev. J Kra;t. pastor. preaching. 10:4. A M and 7:::0 p M : Sunday school. 0:43 A M ; B Y P V . rt: V M. Sell wood. Tacoma avenue and Eleventh Rev. L W. TlmrMon. pastor. Sundav school. n A. M.; rervi.-es. 11 A. M. and 7 30 P. M. Spc'al evangt U-'ti.c services through th k. Punnyside (German). Fprry-first street and Hawthorne avenue Preaching by C. Feld-m.-th. 11 A M ; Sunday school. 0:43 A VI .Union-Avenue Mission Swediah. tfkld more itreet Sunday school. lO A M. t John CGerman) Preaching by Rev. C FeMmeih. 3 P M : Sunday rchooi. 2 P. M- Second German, Rodney avenue and Mor ris e( ret Rev. F- Buerrmann. pator. Frea.chmg. 11 A. M and 7:- P- M : Sunday a. i.onl. !:.- A. ; B. Y. P. L" . G;45 P. M Highland. Allerta and Sixth street Rev. E. A. Leonard, pastor. Sunday rchooi, W A. AT : B. Y. P. T'.. 7 P M. Nornfjrlan-Danlsh. MI!tlsslpp! avenue and Sniver street Pumlay school, li M-; Indus trial school. Famrday aftcrnn. 2 o'clock. Gresham Sunday school. 10 A. M.; serv ices. 11 A. M and 7:0 P- M.. toy Rev. K R. Grabeel. Lents. First a venue near Foster road Rev J F Heacock. pastor. Sunday school. 1 A M ; prwa- hinc. 11 A. M.. by Prfe.ir Bopghton. of M. Minn-. Ule; 7:" P. M . er mon by the pastor on "The Prodigal's Older Urother." CHRISTIAN. First. Park and Columbia streets Rev. E. S. Mmklty. minister. 11 A. M., "Ciiriv as a ii5!orary" : 7:-'t P. M.. "He Could Not Save Himself; Bible schoo. 10 A. M. ; 1'hristiaa Kndcavor, P. M. Wood lawn Rev. Clark W. Comstock. minister. IMble school, irt A. M. ; morning sermon. 1 1 o'clock, "1om Men and Where the Blame I.leV; Christian Kndcavor. 0::i0 P. M : ever.iiiir service. 7:"t o'clock. "The Offrincs cf the Church to Workingmen." Kern Park Rev. E. M. Patterson minis ter Services. 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. ; Kl Me school, lo A. M.; Christian Endeavor, t :t0 P. 31.: uiomc-s, "Zealous of Good Works' ami "'1 iu Trye of Itfe." Central. Hast Twent.et.i and Kt Salmon ;trt ts i;ev. j. p. Ghorml. y will speak at i . -10 A- M.; t'ltme, '1 lit Cornerstone of Our Zmn"; 7:4C P. M.. thene, "Temple BuiM nit Special music by ih'! chorus; H. A. Ka-Kion. chorister. Gladstone A. B. V llkey. pastor. Sun day s.-ho 1 at l A. pvi nlng at 1 1 A. M ami :.".i p. M ; moiuir; theme. "The tVor.omlc lc of P. r k .r KJinss." ewn Ing theme. 'Truitlers 'or fesslon, as Illus trated lu the Ca?.; of Ba.aam." COXtiItJ.GAl ZONAL. First. Ft: k p: d M:-.'.Lon street Rev. I. utt.eTR !.. Fy -it. t. Ik. pastor. H A. M.. Bit ; ec' o'.: 1! A. M . divine worship, with serrr.r. tv I., v. F. C. Oak lev, of Ore goo City: ' , V. !.. . P. S. C. K.. 7:45 P. M.. i.ivi-.c .'f-.-l.;p wi;. ee'-mon by the jBt.-r; tit-'n "KfVir.t'n In the If-me' (home K v-ra" r.ivt' i in the s-r' entitled "T're P;ac lici".i in R. aim ot P.e ) c -n." S'jlafl. rr.st i'V.h M.i.; Prescott Rev. fi rev.- pt--. i'k A. M., Sundav h,o!. Ir-fs ! . m m,), superintendent : 1 1 , . J! . . A-ir-tiiV. ' T.- spectrum 'f tre King-J-'m'. .i1 ' T. M., 1 P. S. C. K. ; 7:U. w 'r!iii'. " hre Are the Zebedees ?" H n.-i '. -Pi re. t. KaM Seventh anl Hina .- f;-i. i'ni) Keder. ps-t-r. Sunifay s-ho..l. 1" A M : rt'irT'TtK "ervl -e. 11 o'clock : topic. ' T i- L.-e in tr.e B.k' ChrL-tlan Ktukaior. P !.: m t-rlnc ?'r l.-e. tpic. "The Kri.ti Mn '; ni' iweek j'-cyer meeting, U -,n.-' . 7 T. P. '. unny;.;. Km: T.tvior and East Thlrty-f.-ni :h v J .1 f t iuh, i?;nr. Preaching ,ir-iceK : II A M. nd TS'i P. M. : Sutiiliv .-!. l-t A. M ; Junior C. E.. 3 P. M . ; S.i:cr " L.. I' At.; topics cf sermons; "tjo.-r W.iy of liousfnar l"s to Do Our Best."' .ird "A Havonal .tirnist.' t IIR1ST1AN S( IKX K. F hp or jp 1. f ri-.rwt. Pttlh Rite Ca-th-Nlra' Mi'-rts-T ani t-ownf-aie -treets Sr tcei 1 ! A. I. and S P. M. ; subject of . . ,.n-rr;ti'r, ' A;rn anl Fallen Man : S"r-..:y h"i'I at ci? of morning service: U - S .:!Iav evcr.ir.g me-flrg, S P. M se-tn. W--:irna Hall. Kit Sixth and V ' J r r it -t .'iird .y ei v!ct. M A. M. ar-.J 1 '. M . : sii!'-. t of 1 ? n-s rnion, "Ad-ar-i V:-n AJnn" ; Suf.tiv s-. II A. M . Ue in. n.ee'lng. P. M. EVAXiEMfAL Inlted. Ockley Greon. Cay srrcei and Wiamerie lioulevard F.e.- J. Bo ereos. Pastor. Preai-hing ser"! n ar 11 A. M and 7 P M : Sunday school. 10 A. M ; K. L. O -0 P. M. FrisropAL. st. Matths.' FrVst and Ca rut here streets Wt S'1n-fc-Ke- W. A. M. Pre. k. In charge )oty Cimimunion, 7 A. M : Sun div . h.vri, -lO A- M : serice and sermon. 11 A. M. The H'ght Reverend ChxrUs .-Situ-Bc. IX v.. til. preach at 11 A. M. Trinity, Nineteen t h and Everett streets Rev. A A Vot-r:n. rector. Services. S nrd II A Ali l(f 77.(1 T 31 ;" Sunday school, rn M Rer A A. Mm i will preach morning and evening. AH Saints. P enty-sec-nd and Reed streets Rev. .Roy Kagaaj lminc;cji. minis ter tn chr.rge. Sunday s -hool. lo A. Al-1 h .lvi;srn. 4 P. M. ; ea enir.g . prayer and jerrrrtfi. T :M o clock The Right Reverend Catrlc S -adding, bsb p of Oregon. ill jiach at 'iie evening arv ice. rro-"athedral of St. Stephen the Martyr. Thirteenth ari Clay streets Rev. H. M I'.amjfi. vicar. Holy commune on. 7:0 A. M.: Suuday n-hooL 9:43 A. 31.; morning service, n o'clock ; evening service, 7 o clock S: David's. East Twe'fth and Belmont streets Kev. George B. Van Wafers. U i., rector. Holy communion. 8 A M. ; morning prayer and sermon. 11 o'clock; evening prayer and sermon. 7:3W o'clock. Ir. Van Waters mil preach at the morning ami evening servicers. St. Paul s. Wood mere Rev. J. E For h. pret In charge. Holy communion will be ce'eSrted at tlie 11 o'cbKk service; Sunday sciroo. u .. a. M Good Shepherd. Seilwood street and Van coavtr avenue liev. John Dawson, rector, fujdiv school. j 4$ A. M : morning service, 11 o'clock ev ening rvUi, 7 ::w o'clock. Ctarch of Our Savior, Woodstock Rev. Pr Coil ins. rector- Sunday school, 10 A. Churches M. ; evening service and investment ot Daughters of the King. 7:'t0 P. M St. Mark's, Nineteenth and Qulroby streets Rev. J. E. H. Simpson, rector. A. M-, holv communion; 10 A. M., Sunday school; 1:30 A. M.. matins; 11 A. 3L, holy com munion; 7:J0 o'clock, evensong. LIT Hit RAN. Sur-nystde. East Taylor and East T-.i-ty-f north street-- Rev. J. J. Etaub. pstsior. Preaching service. 11 A. M. an ! 7 3" P. M. ; Sunday school. 10 A. M. ; Jun: r C. K . 1 P. 31.; Senior C. E.. tt:30 P. M. ; tl- w of sermons. "God's Way of Roapir? Us to Do Our Best." and "A Rational Optimi ;t." St, Paul's German, East Twelfia ft-si C'ln ton streets A. Krause. pastor. Alorr:nff sei--lce, lt:f A. M. English service. 7 :3o P. M. ; Sunday school, 8:3i A. 31.; c utli.T'.a tlon clauses. Tuesilay and Friday. 4 P. M. . Bible le-wns anl Young People's meeting. Toursday. 8 P. 31. St. J.1H1V' English, West Park and Jef ferson J. Alien Las. pastor. NServ ices t 11 A. 31. with preaching by the pastor. in th evening the Sunday school will ecndu-'E a reformation service. Sunday school. 10 A. M. : Luther League. 7 P. 31. Norwegian Svnod. Fast Tenth and Grant Rv. O. Ha-y.ert. pafior. Serlccs 10:o" A. 31. and 7:.1 P. M. Ref.,rni-d, Fint German. Tenth and Rtsrk street? G. HHfner. ustor. Services lo:43 A. 31. and 8 P. 31. ; Sunday sc hool. :30 A. 31.: Young PeopicV S-xietv. 7 P. M. Trinit. German. Missouri synod Williams avenue and Sell wood street J. A. Rimbach. pastr. Sunday school. :13 A. M.; mornirs service. 10 A. 31 . ; evening service, 7 : 30 o'clock. METHODIST. Tayh-.r-StrW Ir. R.njainln Young, pas tor. :0 A. 31., flJWf; 10:30 A. 31.. irornir.g sermon, subject. "The Child and the Church"; 12:13 P. 31. . Sunday school; e.Srt P. 3J.. Ep worth League; 7:3i P. 31.. evening sermon, subject, "The Angel at the Ford." . latton. 3i:ch:gan avenue and Carpenter street 1 A. V alters, pastor. Preaching, 11 A. 31 an 7:S0 P. M-: Sunday school. 10 A. 31., Mis. J."hn Alexander, superintendent- Fnw.'.i-tn League devotional meeting. 6 .To Ern. mi Mo:-rin. president: mid-week mon topic, morvine. "How HoLse" ; tven.iig, A Groat Build a Man la Ob- sa'U'Uj." Ce:itenarv. Ea- Pine and Xlnih streets Clarence True .VlJs n. D. D.. the pastor, will p-e;trh a: Uf.'.iv on "The Tenth Legion, and nt 7.H1"' "Was Jctus Chrit the Eternal S n of C.d?" At the evr-n'tig serv ice the c-.nB-gi:kn is Invite! to bring In questions-f.-r t '' j as tor to crrwer. Sunday school, 12 ."clock. rd Epworlh Xentrue. 6:!. Trinitv. KaFt Tenth and Grant Lewis F. Smith. "p.-tnr. Sunday school. 1" A. M.j rubiic worship, ll A. 31.; cl ifs meeting. 12:1 P 31.: Ep worth League. Oo P. M. ; even ing service, 7:"0 o'flok; subject for morn ing service. "Ta Junior Church." for even Kg. "Is the Yvr.g Man Safer Prayer meet li.g Thurs'-.iy evening. 7:-0 o'clock. S.-.uth. 171 H Second street. Foresters .ii E. H. Mowre. pastor. 10 A. M.. Sun- day st-hool; 11 A. M-. regular preuchir.g ffnr Ice; o:?.0 P. M.. Epworth League; i :a0 preaching. u Grace Twelfth and Taylor. W llllam H. I'epne pastor The ptor will speak at b"th servicrs. at 10:30 A. M. on the them". "The Alerket Value of Saintliney.' The final ser mon of the special series on "The Final J idgment" at 7: P. 31., theme. ill There Be Anv Surprises at the Junement? 3fon lng class. Sunday schooi: 12: la P M ' St Paul Mission. 3 P. 31.: Epworth League praise and devotional service, 6:30 P M Flist Norwegian-Dani'h. Thirteenth and Davis strou lo:i.r A. 31.. preaching by the parttir. Rev. H. P. Nelson; subject. "Jesus ad the Fm.ral Procession of Nain. or Chrlr t's Svnuitt v for the Berenvs-l ; . :3i I M the d 1st rict superintendent . Hv. j.iT. i"'"Ien of Sfat le. Wash., wiil pie-j"h: corm-'inx-n service; Young People's mee.ing At 7 P. M Swedish. Leech rnd iorthwica streets tveN . Tohn Oval!, rst..: Pr-ching at ji a. a 8 P 31.: i - T '. I'1 the morning. 31. "A C.reit P.ews.-d." Ld in t- evening, vaiton": S-nlay school, 10 A. 31. E- worth league. 7 P M. r--r.orO Tvrmt-. -..-. - h and Lpshur He Chu.-: T. 3'r-Pheiwr.. pastor ices In Oreii-m Vu'M'ng. Fa'r r rounds. erv- Lt 11 M and 7:30 P. M. 31. C. Heed will srak at ' 1 A. 31.. sub. Fjr.d.nr,entals Gur Christian Re gi n : L. Mahone wiil s'.eali in tlie evenir.s s ee?r4tv of Progress"; S..-.u.. M ' EpwT.h League, 6 -S i Sunn"si'lc l-5 East Tn V.mUll Rv W. T. ct. "Tlie Ne- school. 10 A. M. rty-nfth street. Truster, pastor. Sublet for morning serxic- "Now W e Know In Part, bat Then Shall We Know as Alo-We Are Known"; euMect for even Ins. "Having a Good Time fi.d Plenty of Fun": Sunday school. 10 A. M. ; 1 vi .pinior I a cue. "1 P. meet- 3i. ; boys" hrigade. . P. 31.; Epworth Leapue, 6:13 P 51. ; midweek meeting. Thursday evening. 7;30 O'clock. VRESBYTEKIAN. Fl'it. Alder Twelfth rtreets Wilifam Hiram Foulke. minister. Is unable to preacb because of illness. Rev. Henry Mercotte. P&tor of Westminster Presbyterian nureh. fills the pulpit at l":"0 A. M : Sunday school and Bible claws. 12:lo P. M. ; Young Peo ple's services at 6:30 P. 31.: orpan numbers hv Mr. Coursen. 7:13: sermon by Rev. E. M. Sharp. D. D.. pastor Mount Tabor Pres bvterin Church. 7:30 P. M. Firlt United. Sixth and 3Iontgomery Rev. A W. Striding. D. D.. of Tacoma. will preach tomorrow at 10:30 A. M. and :3l Mlzpah. Powell street. between ' Tast Twelfth and Ea-t Thlrtnth Regular weekly services as follows: 3Iornlng worship. l-30 M ; Sunday school. 12 M. : Cnrlstian Ln deavor. :30 P. 31.: evening worship, i : p M Monday. Bible study class, conducted k,. .hi ,,inr. fi P. M. : Thursday, pmyer meeting. 7 3i P. M.: subject of discourses Sundav. morning. "Satan' ; evening. -The worlds Neglect of Jesua." Rev. Harry Leeds, pastor. Calvary. Eleventh knd Clay street Serv ices 10:.H A. 31. and 7:30 P. 31.: Rev J. K P AlcGaw. D. D-. will preach; topics. "The Divine Shepherd and "Ideals"; Miss Alargaret Lemherson. orcanist: 3ir. -Caughey. precenmr: SuruUy s.hool. 12 noon. Miss earo- line Strong, superintendent. . Third. East Thirteenth and Pine streets Ttev Andrew J. Montgomery, pastor. Serv ices. H:30 A. 31. and 7:43 P. M. ; morning subject. "Consecration"; evening subject. -Walking With God." Sin RITUALIST. Ministers Association. Auditorium Hall, Third street near Tsvlor Lecture and mis cellaneous, 7:43 P. 31. First Spiritual focietv meets In Foresters hall, eighth floor Mart, uam bu'Idlng 11 A. M.. conference: subj.t. ":nuividua.lim" ; 12:30 p. M.. children's lyceum; 7:43 r. 31.. lecture by Harrison L. Karrcit. 1IVKRSIAUT. Church of the Go-l Tidires. Enst Flchth and Couch streets Kev. James D. Corby, minister. Divine worship. H' 4. and -7:3u; morning theme. "The Re;igi--us Duty of Happiness"; evtning topic. "Christ's Teach ing of Don't Worry": Sunday rotir of Binle etudy at noon: Christian union meeting. fi:30 o'clock; women's meeting Wednesday after- n" VMTARIAN. Chunk of Our Fa the a- Yamhill and Sev enth R-v W. G. EHot. Jr.. minister Rv. T L El'ot. D. D., minister emeritus: Re v. N. A. Raker, assistant minister; fJ"c?,,5 M V M.. subject o' semioi. TTie If h Strategic Point In the T'nitarlan Position: Consx iet-ce as a Sure OUil eenni v ee suhject in seie? urn the vomnt "The Subjugation of Friimanuel Anxiety"; U,.r. IV hoAl. 0 43 A 31. !ult class. 12:3 M V P V fi'.V P. M ailSCFLI.ANEOrS. New Phllosonhlcal ReseHrch Society SerMcA at 7:4." P. M. In hall No. 2.; Allfcr building. Third and Morrison srets ; sub ject, "Reincarnation." by Messrs. Ta lor and iheppard Soul Culture meeting at Yr. Mallor s parlors. MM Ysmhlll street. Monday even ing. November V. at S o'clock; silence meet ings Tuesday and Friday afternoons at S:3 o'clock. The State Holiness Association will bold afternoon servlie at J o'clock In the Naxa rene Church. 42t Burnside street. Corps 1. Salvation Army. 25" Davis street E. F. Omann. In charge. 11 A. M-. holi ness meeting: 1:30 P. 31. Sunday school; 3 rt P. M.. sermon by Rev. clarence True Wilson; P M.. Young Peoples League: 8 P. M.. demonstration and sermon by the ensign, music and singing. Penlel Mission. 224 Madison street, corner of F'rst Gospel meettnsrs every night at 8 o'clock: Sundays. 3 and S P. M. El'a S Aielcdy. missionary In charge. Fellowship Circle Keguiax meeting. 3 P. M.. at 001 Yamhill stre.t; l?ctu:-e, S P M.. at Woman of Woodcraft Hall, by Franklin Baker, on "The Power r personality ; reg ular Tuesday evening meet in: at Fellow ship headquarters. SI Sellirg-Htrsch build ing beginning a series of lessons by Frank lin Baker on "Llfo problems." President. Clara Bewick Colby. !i!!enrttal Dawn. O. A. R. Hall northeast corner Sc-ond. and Morrison streets Tierean ftydv. 1:30 P M ; regular service. 3 P. M. Frienc.. Chun-h, Mam and Eat T.i:ri fifth streets Lindley A. Wells. p.istir. Preaching. 11 A. M and 7:3t y. 31.: "i'!e school. 10 A. M ; Chris ian Endeavor pravr mestina. t::30 P. 31.; midweek prayer meet ing Thursdav evening at 7 o'clock. Dleme Truth Chapel, hall 2"1 AUsky building, corner Third and Morrteon r reis Thaddetis M- Mlnard. pastor: ti. E. Mar tin, soloist. Services 11 A- M.; subj. t. pro Is upon us in Portland now, and millions of dollars of Eastern money is now being spent in great packing plants and other factories and milling propositions in Portland, and from present outlook, a great majority of them will be built on the Peninsula. Can you realize Avhat that means to a party buying a lot in either Loveleigh or El Tovar at present prices? It means" easily double the price paid for same. What better do you want ? Look at Union avenue (the longest street in the city) the contract to pave two miles of it has just been let, costing over $160,000. El Tovar is facing on this great business street, and Loveleigh is only two blocks west of it, and both of these beautiful additions are in the vicinity of" where Swift Packing Company are spending millions, and so many other big con cerns under consideration that it makes these two additions look unusual ly good to the investor. Every street in Loveleigh is graded and now laying water mains, a number of homes built and now building, and a great future for these additions is assured. Building Restrictions, Graded Streets and Water Mains Laid Free to Buyer. - - Price $350 and upward. Terms. $10 cash and $10 per month. Call and see them. Phones: Main 1743, A Ot-.-d'ence"; Sunday achool. 12 M.: mt ln at the Home of Truth. 3S3 El.ventb BLtecl. Thursday .vnln at 8 o'clock. DAILY METEOROI.OijIC.VI. REPORT. "PORTLA ND. Nov. T. Maximum tempera ture rS degrees; minimum, 41 decrees. River reading at 8 A. M.. 3 fret; chance in lat 2t r....ir. non.. Total rainfall (5 P. M. to 5 P M ). none: total ime September 1. lrw. 5 St Inch.-s; normal. 0 fll inches: deficiency. 1 37 Inches. Total sunshine November 6. 4 hourr. 45 minutes: pcwlble. 9 houm. M min ute. Barometer (reduced to sea-level), at o p. M., 30.21 Inches. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. Obervat'on taken at 5 P. M.. Pacific time. November 7. 2 5 'W'd! B v 3 z 2. 2. 'c .. S 3 '5 1 ' c - . o S 3 i i " - tro ? g i i : 3 S . . ! fiTATION'ri. Raker Clly ale Eureka Kamloopp North Head Pocate.llo Portlund Red Bluff Roseburg Sacramento Sa:t Iake ,S m Francisco Spokane Tacoma Tatoh ls:and. AValla Waila Siskiyou Mai!htle;d: ''i.flfli B6j0.00! r2 o.otti 62 il.OllI 5S'.riu H2.0.tm 4:SV 4 W 4iN" 4 N'E 10INW 4 SV 4 f- E 4N Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Clear 4 s 4 NW 4 V 8 SW 4:NE 4 N 4 NE 4iSW 4iV 6!NVV IClear Iciear iCICMr 'Clear !Pt. cloudy 'Cloudy Ifloudy . Clear ! IClear- .' ;Cler 71 0.001 Ss-o.(- 6.VV. 00 Soi T. I SB O.OOl .:'(. (i0 o.f.) (11.00! tt4;O.O0i T. Trace. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The barometric pressure has rieen over WahlnKton and a moderate hifrh b?"'" area i. centrnl In that section, while a fl.ltM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE In Effect November 1 1908., Ball, or Sunday. One lime '.'.lll 02c sne ad two coneiitive tfyoe. - Same d three. cooeeutlve time... San.S ad eix or va o-uttv. Sir ord count one line on cash ad vertisement, and uo ad counted for leea IhVn T?wo line.. When an dvertlement t Lo? rim conJecutiv. time, the one-time rate "'ThTanoTe rate, apply to 'Ji' nnder "New Today" and all other classifica tion excepting the following: filunlioDS Wanted, Male, Situation. Wanted. JKmjUe- Vor Kent. Rooms, rrtvato FBmllle.. Room, and Board. Private "";. iinnkeuint Kooms, private rmilte. Ke l?oI lb. above dislocation. U I cent, a line each Insertion. - On charge or book advertl.ement the ch' nte will be baed on the nctnai "" of line, appearlns In the paper rdleM of the number of words In each line. Space in the "New Today" column. 1. flrured by measure only 14 line, to the '"it I EPHOVE ADVERTISEMENTS For the convenience of patrons The Oreeonuui iil nr .pt adertiwment. (excepting """"a atlon. Wnnled" and "Peraonal ) for PObU catlnn in claMlfled column, oyer tne tele phone. Bill, for such advertlsln will bo niiiiled Immediately and payment i. expect ed promptly. Care will be taken to prevent error., but The Oreconlan will not be re .pou.lule for error, in ndvertlwrnenU Wken over the telephone. Telephone.: Main .0.0; ATonolT-OF-TOWN PATRONS The Ore (onian will receive copy by mall, provided .nflirient remittance for a definite number of l.ue. i. .ent. Acknowledgment of .ucn remittance will be forwarded promptly. :n caee box office addrei.. 1" required. 0.0 recuutr form sTrveu. and count tni. as part of the ad. Answer, lo advertisement wiil be forwarded to patron, provided .elf-ad-drewd tmped envelope, are furnished. A receipt will be ajven for all paid-in-advance advertising. The Oregoniau will not undertake to correct error, or refund money unless ihi receipt I. returned. BORN. MeCRAKEX To the wife nf Harry S. Mc Oakfii. St. Cialr St., Oct. 25, a d"9URrit.r. LIFO. CLARK In this city. November 7. at her ate residence. 24S Cook avenue, gnphia O-rk. atced fil! yesrs and 5 months. Fun 1 not ( hrps'Tv-r : California Bungalow ' TT 1 H ITl OH Final la design. Perfection In srelv j A XilllkJ 1 tec tare. The California Barslow i tbe I del I Items ratted to sll cltmttic eon i it tons. Send ! rreitr-f.e cents in stamps for oar booklet, tbowinc soma I sf the mas: (imoas banssiows in California. ! California Bungalow Plan Co. 4-5- Fay Build in Los Angelas, Cn i PlEElff ONG-STEELE GO. 1743. low presrure area I. developing over Cali fornia and "Nevada. Clear akiea have been general today, except along the Strait of Kuca. where light showers have occurred. Temperature charge have been slight and seasonable' weather la general over the North west. The Ind1catir.no- are for fair weather In this Of as fine farm land as there is in the Valley. Only 8 miles from the Court House, 2 miles IN THE CIRCLE from city limits, less than 2 mijes from Beaver ton, where there are now 12 trains a day to Port land, 6 electric, 6 steam. And only $120 per acre. Think of it! Don't buy any farm land near Port land until you see this tract. It is the best buy that has been on the market for years. We sold acreage in Jennings Lodge a few years ago for $100 per acre and are now selling this same land for $1000 per acre, and this is better land, closer in, for $120. Can you see how you can help making money on this? We believe, and stake our reputation on it, that you will more than double the money it takes to handle this inside of one year. We have been in the business 16 years and we think this is the best thing we have ever offered our clients. There is not a single acre of cleared land around Beaverton or Reed ville that can be bought for less than $300 per acre. This tract must be sold at once and we think that the first man we show it to that "is posted will take it.. The land lies fine for plat ting in small acre tracts. You can raise fruit, vegetables and mortgages on it. If not sold this week we will raise the price. Be sure and drop in and see us about it anyway. Our competitors say we have no land at this price, but come in and we can "show you." Gall Monday for par ticulars ACRES 160 The SHAW FEAR CO. 24512 Stark Street You Should Know the Facts You Cannot Get Something for Nothing PERHAPS you do-PERHAPS you don't If you are interested in economy and will attend our sale at 210 First street, we will convince you of this FACT that we are- selling' the following goods for less money than any other concern in the city. We save you the JOBBERS' dividends and the RETAILERS' profits on groceries, fanners' supplies, plows, cultivators, implements, small hardware, tinware, graniteware, woodenware, furniture, steel ranges, rubber and steel-tire buggies, heating stoves, sewing machines, lawn mowers, etc. This immense stock comprises nearly everything you ISE, EAT OR WEAR. Farmers, Attention! Do you want a plow, driving buggy or farm machinery at half price ! Come this week. THE PACIFIC MAIL "ORDER CO.; Bankrupt 110 Second Street. district Sunday, with no materia! changes in temperature. FORECAST?. For the 28 hours ending midnight. Nov. 8: Portland and vicinity tair; northerly wind. Oregon. Washington and Idaho-Fair; nei-tt.rv winds. 2 Miles From City Limits and terms. ONLY $120 Grand Centra! Station lime Card SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Lravins; Portland Roseburg Passenger - - Cottaae Groe Tassenger California Express San Francisco Express West Side Corvallis Pssser.;er Sheridan Passenger Forest Grove Passenger Forest Grove Passenger Forest Grove Passenger Arriving Portland Oregon Express Cottage Grove Passenger . . Roseburg Passenger Portland Express West Side Corvallis Passenger Sheridan Passenger ........ Forest Grove Passenger Forest Grove Passenger Forest Grove Passenger 8:15 a. m. 4:15 u. m k7 :40 p. m. i 1:30 a. m. :J0 a. m. 4:10 p. m. I SV30 a. m j 1 :00 p. in. b .iO p. ra. i 7:15 a. m. i 11 a. nt. j 5:30 p. m. 11:15 p. in. , 6:20 p. m, 10:30 a. m. 8:00 s. m. 11 :50 a. m. 4.&0 p- m. OREGON RAILBOAU NAVIGATION CO. Leaving Portland Pendleton Passenger 7:15 a.m. Chicago-Portland Special 8:o0a. m. Spokane Flyer 8:15 p.m. Kansas City & Chicago Express. . 6:00 p. m. Arriving Portland Spokane Flyer :W m- Chi.. Kan. city & Portland Ex. . 0:45 a.m. Chicago-Portland Special 8:50 p.m. PendeUon Passenger 5:15 p. m. NORTHERN PACIFIC. I. csiv lug Portland Tacoma and Seattle Express . . . 8:30 a. m. North Coast & Chicago Limited. 2:00 p.m. Overland Express 11:45 p. m. Arriving Portland North Coast Limited 7:00a.m. Portland Express .............. 4:1.1p.m. Overland Express ..... . . . . . . .j S:S5 p.m. ASTORIA COLUMBIA RIYLK. Leaving Portland Astoria & Seaside Express Astoria Passenger Arriving: Portland Seaside & Portland Passenger... Portland Express 8:00 a. m. 6:00 p. m. 12:15 p. m. 10:00 p m. CAN AULA N PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leavlna Portland C. P. R- Short Line, via Spokane 8:13 p. m. 11:45 p. m. via Seattle Arriving Portland C. P. R. short Line, via Spokane Via Seattle 8 :00 a in. 7:00 a. m. Jelierson-Street Station SOUTHEKX PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Dallas passenger 7:40 a. Dallas Passenger 4:15 p. Arriving; Portland Dallas Passenger 10:15 a. Dallas Passenger 5:50 p OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Arriving: Portland WUsonWlle Local 7:05 a. Salem and Intermediate Local .. 8:15 a- WilBonville Local 10:30 a. Salem and Intermediate Express. 11:20 s- Salem and Intermediate Local. . I:i0 p. Wilsonville Local '. 4:45 p. Salem and Intermediate Express. 4:00 p. Saiem and intermediate Local. . 5:40 p. Salem and Intermediate Express. 8:15 p. Leaving; Portland Salem and Intermediate Local.. 6:25a. Wilsonville Local 7:35 a. Salem and Intermediate Express. 8:35 a. Salem and Intermediate Local.. 11:10a. Wilsonville Local 1 : 10 p Saiem and Intermediate Express. 2:05 p. Salem and Intermediate Local. . 8:30 p. Wilsonville Local 5:10 p Salem and Intermediate Express. 8:05 p. SLEETING NOTICES. PORTLAND CIRCLE. NO. 55. W. OF W.. wi!l give a whist and 500 party Tuesday even ing, Nov. 10. in W. O. W. Temple. 128 lllh st. Eight prt7.es will be given. Admission 15c. Refreshment and dancing. PORTLAND CITY GUARD Lady Mac cabees will give a 500 party Thursday afternoon, November 12.. from 2 to 4. K. of P. Hall. Admission 15 cents. KINGS LEY, Secretary. FIDELITY SUNSHINE CLUB will give the first of a series of prize five hundred parties. I. O. O. F. Hall, corner Grand ave. and East Pine sts.. Wednesday afternoon, November 11 (upstairs.) WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Portland Company, 107. will gve a whist party Wed nesday evening. November 11, in the W. O. W. Temple. US 11th st. Refreshments, and dancing. Admission. 1 5c. All Invited. The K. & L, OF S. will have a 500 and whist social Monday evening at the Oddfel lows' Hall, Anchor Council. M. W. OF A., masquei-ade ball. Monday evening. November . 108. Selllng-Hlrsch Halt. Tenth and Washington. Prizes. Ad mission 5 cents each. ASSEMBLY NO. 2 welcomes Art'sans ard friends to their social. Oddfellows' Hall. East Pine and Grand avenue, Monday, November 9. Cards. Refreshments. PORTLAND HOMESTEAD. NO. 916. B. A. Y., gives 500 party in Western Academy Hall, Wednesday evening. Nov. 11. Coine and bring your friend. Admission 15c. FUNERAL NOTICES. NELSON At hi late residence. 656 Powell street, November 5, John Henry Nelson, aged 71 years. Funeral ser ices "will be held today (Sunday). November 8, at 2 P. M.. from Ericson's chapel, 409 Alder street. Frianda invited. Interment Riverview Cem etery. HARRISON The funeral services of the late George A. Harrison will be held at FlnleVs chapel at 2- P. M. today (Sunday) Instead of J P. M.. as -was formerly an nounced. Friends invited. Interment G. A. R. Cemetery. Donnlmx. McEntec GllbMngb. Fnnerai Directors. 7th and Pine. Phono Main 480. Lady assistant. Office of County Coronar. EDWARD HOLM AN CO.. Foneral Dtroct 220 2d at. Lody assistant. Phono M 603. J p. FOLEY m ON. 3d and Madlon, ImAj attendant. Phone Main 0. A 1J89. ZELLER-BYRNKd CO.. Funeral lMroet ra. 271 RnsseiL East I OSS- Lndr assUtnaU F. H. DUNNING, Undertaker. 414 East Alder. Lady saistant. Phono East . NEW TODAY. GILMAN Auction and Commission Company S. I. Jf. GILMAN. Auctioneer. Reaular Auction Sales ot Household Furniture, etc., Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 10 A. M. The Sale of Ribbons and Velvets Begins Wednesday at 10 A. M. AT 411 WASHINGTON STREET in lots to suit buyers ladies invited. S. i N. GIL.MAN, Auctioneer. Ford Auction Co. 369 a MORRISON ST. Will have sales at any time for they sell Furniture so cheap that the public cannot afford to miss the opportunity of grasping some of the bargains which' we are giving in all household furniture. We do not ask you to buy . the furniture first and examine it afterwards, but take pleasure in representing it exactly as it is. If we say it is so. it is so. Remember 369 East Morrison street, near Union avenue. Phones Bast SS8, B 2311. Beautiful Acres, All Cleared. JENNINGS LODGE Close to Willamette River, on Oregon City line, very reasonable. Phone OWNER, Sellwood 431. $50 Buys a cream separator nearly new. Telephone A .2858 or call Slorrin, iJ7 First st. 12 on $25,000 '4 block: JiO.uWO for quick sale; worth L'.0C0. I.IND H CO- 329 Lumber Exchange Warehouse Snap H block: J10.AOO for quick sale. LIXD A CO, 329 Lumber ExrhaegV ACREAGE. AUCTION SALES . BY THE PorllandAuctionGo. (INC.) 211 FIRST STREET. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, 2 P. M. For our sales for the week, we- can only say: History repeats itself. So dors our stock of up-to-daie furniture, carpets, ranges, etc. It's simply a repeition of former weeks. Our rooms are nlled from one end to the other with all kin. Is of furniture and household goods and we Intend to cloan out this week to make room for several houst-s full of stock that we engaged for next week. Corns and help us out by getting fain.' of the bargains. The public has found out and appreciates the f-u-t. that THE PORT LAND ATCTTON (.'O. CKTS THHi UOODS AND SKUA VH KM. We have somo very choice pieces for this week such as MAHOGANY ROCKEHS VI' HOLSTKRED IN I.EATHF.IJ. EXTRA FINE COUCHES. V. M. BEDS. V. M. -MUSIC OA BIN ENT. LADIES' WRIT ING DESKS in hlrdseye maple and gold?n oak. etc.. etc. Com and altend one of our sales and vou'll be satisfied that the Portland Auction Co. do?s the business and dots it riglu. PORTLAND AUCTION CO. 211 First St. Main MS.".. A 4121. Auction Sale Extraordinary Assignee's Sale The Am. Misfit Tailoring Co. 133 Alder itreet- Bsginning Monday at 10 A. M. To satisfy the creditors, the entire stock of up-to-date OVERCOATS SL IT&. PNTS AND CHILDRKN'S COATf. ETC.. of the above firm will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. This is an opportu nitv but seldom offered to the public. You'll do well to avail yourself of same. This is a well selected and staple stock, regarding sizes and patterns as well as to price. The overcoats range from up to $40 and suits from 8 to J-- h" THEY WILL BE SOLD AT PI BLIO AVOTION AT WHATEVER THEY LL BRING, (vou're apt to get a H0 suit or overcoat at K. ? well as at for our orders are: SELL THIS '''"V'Vui ANY COST and that kind of orders THE PORTION!) AUCTION CO. are de hghted To carry out and thst public gets the benefit. Sale b?gins MONUAI -Jl., A. M. and will continue in the evening at 7 : P. M. and every following dar until this entire slock Is sold, competent fitters will be in attendance to see to it. that you'll get your right size and n and we' 11 look to it that you'll git your money's worth. PORTLAND AUCTION CO. AuctionSales AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE Corner Second and Tamhui Monday, Wednesday, Friday EACH DAY AT 10A.M. .... i i-l-ta and reil- resents the high-grade class of I1011,!'1 furnishings: Herzog parlor tables, li brary tables. tabourettes. pedestals, couches, parlor suites, chamber suites, dressers, chiffoniers, commodes, wash stands, mantel folding beds, upright fold ing beds, iron beds, iron cribs, steel couches, mattresses, combination desks, ,ii -uo iaies' desks, record cabi nets, music cabinets, extension tables, medicine cabinets, umbrella stands, hall trees, kitchen cabinets, cupboards, ward robes, kitchen tables, refrigerators, re-d rockers, easels. Morris cliairs offic-v desks, stoves and rang?., pillows, bed ding, lace curtains, portieres, cushions, carpels, rugs, linoleums, pianos, organs, musical instruments. .,, "cash agisters, computing 'f f.'."c'' French ranges, coffee urns, utensils, dishes, glassware. X B We have mentioned a few im-portant.n-cesslties for modern houre keeping. a few things necessarj- in o.ir store, office or shop The balance you need, we can furnish out of "'T,''" EN'CB. IT WILL PAY YOL. If vou want to sell your store, your furniture, or anything you Possess.' see us or call up Main lb2S. A 4.M3. We pay the price in cash. Special Grocery and Fixture Sale TUESDAY, NOV. 9 At Corner Store, Twenty-Fourth and Vaughn Street AT lO A. M. This general stock of fancy and staple groceries, comprising all the different lines of canned, bottled and bulk good?, tobacco, flour, feed and provisions. In cluding fixtures, counters, shelving, scales, showcases, etc.. to be sold enb oc. In the event of no purchaser for the con cern we will proceed in the usual form and sen the stock in quantities to suit tTh!Sdta""'ic. fresh stock and should Interest the economical housekeeper. e must close out the entire stock thu. day. NOTE If vou want a nice busine.. Including living rooms at rear and up sta rs, the rent is cheap at $25 per niont... J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer. To parties In need of House hfnrffSr rpSJ, 51SeS BAfcER'S ffl HOT. SB . rM TI TFSnAY NEXT I The following: Very massive and hand- foot found extension table 2. armchairs and set of boxseat dining chairs, leather seats and all in solid uuartcr-sawed oak; Tleather seat library rockers large pla e mirror, folding davenport, mahogany pal lor suite of 3 pieces m green brocada plush; parlor tables, very prettj , all brass 'bed with large- posts, Hercules stee SDrings hair mattresses, blankets and bedding, gold and white toilet set. gen uine mahogany chiffonier, sera separ ate dressers in mahogany and solid oa.k. mahogany rockers, hall chairs, ratun rockeF. room size rugs. Brussels carpets Several of the above pieces are 'leed from the verv choice stock of the for mtriy will-known firm of H. C. Brenden. Also the following nearly new furnish ings of Mr. Pvnter's flat on East Madi son St.. including dining-room suit, mis sion st'-le and genuine weathered oak. two very neat iron beds, springs mat tress and pillows. 2-P"w sir parlor suite in green mohair plusl . leathered oik rockers. I P"?" paintings, pictures, rugs and several other useful household furnishings. vATFVni. are. welcome to inspect tn. above goods tomorrow at which time you rTHFnBFhSTBTOS BE S!r d for any new home, SALE STARTS AT 10 O CLOCK OA TUESDAY.aker & gox Auctlonee. THURSDAY NEXT At same address, we shall have another extra large quantity of furniture, car nets etc viz: Iron beds, folding beds, touches, dining-room furniture and sev eral other effects. SHARP - Sale starts at 10 O CLOCK BHAKt. BAKER & SON, Auctioneer.