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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIA PORTLAND, OCTOBER 15, 1911. xx
Tae rarMorfea T. r tire Olbba 11-
Ltrat la. A?p.elaa A V o,.
..w T-.rs, t':-,
Id h. new novel. The Korblddaa
vy." tr. ;ibbe r-i: t ie. quirk uc-
-. he w ,a In "T-ie, ll.)U4 Ivor" Bolfl
ni! t-jt of mirriAKri suddenly ar
ran;r !. thejae, marriage taa. il."a In
tne erli-r liaseane of th. noTtlK, tftl
both rnirrUi- are. for a lime, so un-
Ihapr-y that divrr. is mtotiunad. The
I !!- ru-h ara t;-w
In Tw Forbid ten Way. '.
e-.b-. v..frr rior l Jeff w rav.
i ,ec molSfr wee a i:rft. and
a father I un.nown. II i f'rst
imrl-ifrrf with hie fee. a, rtcr."1 bv
Mix aaiUUi train, 'li'H'l lrc!iM.
vbnffl he had ki4. i'amili we la
I l.va w1t" tort land Hent. " n or
raj Pnt. millionaire financier, but
l ortUni wanted har la Km! with)
him lihot a umu frmr.y ok-
r ttlacav. In a fit of pique. avmlll
nvarrlee bluff. houl. ho.winir4
JfT. and la aorvy the r- I moment.
The eena la Meea f'lty. 4'oUx. Kr
JiT lease, a gold nun and eventually
makes Ma fortune Ha take, hla wlfa
Eaat t New Tori, waara a financial
I .-road. be..ll by Oanaral Bent, trtee
la rum his railroad aoterprtee. end then
iartund H-c J makaa lov. t Mm.
Wray. Ja(T. in hie lura. makaa lova ta
Mr, nintt. a flirt. aad who has
IMK ai nor dtepoeaj.
Here la tha strongest .lament, tna
matrimonial, la tha novel, and It I
I .K.t,-r. with maetea-ly skill. JrT
Wrf la tha mMt masterful rava-mao
that Mr. Oibba baa yel given us.
teatelea af law Ale. Vl-lar lJ"i"--d-
w.trt. i u. a --
raaK
Wlh lit taa--a. 140 ha!f l"tia lllna-
traili-a. IJ' dnwlnd anj wtrklnc
rr.n rt u-i:aaafui m-Mlam aaroplan-a.
lK,n B.ok wr'.t-r a. on popular
...! un-i-ritol lln- !" Inform-
i... hr whlcr.. It la a14. aoy
..f nriiiiiirr m--rianl-al abulti-a ran
ii! a r,tn marhlna that iu r'T
T , ia a Ihird aUiilr-n. rall
r I m.r-4. and la abao'ill-ly ma lat
wrrl br an aulhir who la aa a-ainrni
a.nim-l' on airar.ip-. ia a n1"1"'
Ar.-a-ill ? lly. rponrtr mm-
t f , .!tr of Autom-bl!a Kn-.in--.
..rtarr of iba Am-rt-an
. -.r a ! A''iaiin. "'""""
'BCi"ar .f lha Ar.. Hub or liunoio.
t..r ..f vi mr ar.J auiior or -rom-
Trn ! of M-.lTn Automobtla Iaaln."
, , ' i-fai'-na ar pnuuallr oo,
a I pr..l- ll by iri-rnaii--.
i.ir'ini T' - rhapltr ha ara: l na
u(ii-r-than-alr ma-hlna;
hi l. r-lt-an-alr machlava: aaroplana
, l. pr..pij!i"n: powar piania.
on -mni: baarlnira: lubrl-
. n. niriinr ani a'lhtln: malarl
an.t niirurlluii: lyplral aaro
. . ..--...rlr.. mlarallany: and
f . - t rrorr!.
H.-. t-m K'll-'la. af aa Old raTHI-al
Ki-'. l v i. .am . . r
r. a l.a '.. Na lark Illy.
' .rtv.thrM yrara of artlTa riawapa
.r pf. ao-nt In tha llaat. moatly aa a
l-..,i,r f tba aa(T of tha Brook-
l,r- .N.-ar Vori l. r.aarla n e w pa p-r :
a. .-.i -r ih-a t"lillral ramlnlacancaa ara
n..r. Hn usually Inlaraal InaT. Xrvia,
ib-r tril i.f a formar ara. prlnrlpally
thai of o.ir ruh-ra. tut ll waa a muni
on- and Mr lln-iaon waa a workar In It.
Ma waa not orly a wall-known ti-rar-r
man. but waa tha coondantlaJ
term of Wmorratlo ram pa I an nvan-ak-ra
and rommlltaaa. kvnd hla paraonal
atnry Is antwinad around tha politlral
biaiory of our country. IVaa" Twaad.
Tlldatv. Orant. Cankllnc. Cbaatar A.
A'rthur. tirarar CiaraUnd. Thaodora
Hooaavalt la tha tuklu and l-aia a.
Hill IIt aaaJn In (rapsic aad maatar-
ly ward pic lura.
I Aa taa l Fly r-wi, y ft. y
Toanaaa-I Kraay. LJi. a. V- aicv.aia
a 14. cbicaaia.
Ona af tha atrana-aat plota that nr.
nrady baa aaar ehoaaa and tba raault
la a baauttfuL. poatlo aurprlaa. TMa
prablom noyau aa I'r. Hrady ralla It.
traata of a modant Adam and Eva In
aVoata raeiflc paradlaa. and tha action
raaaca from tha Mouth faa ta tbla
raaalry la tha day of our Cttl War.
Two of tna kaat daaerlbad Incldanta la
II ara tha burnlns at aa of an Amart
raa taa rlippar ahlp and a maauns
with uaaarai V. a. UraAL
A IJO af Oraaa. faa a-ra aaat CIHa. ry
w.rraa aliai. t irrai-a
Tkkm T. Craaaal Ca. Noa lark City.
r-aytrir a kok that thritla. ba- I
Sunday Services in City Ckurches
aUJ-TlT.
First. Ike Whtta Temple. Telf;k aad
TaUar eret Kae. w H- Htaao, a-aatc
a aV .Hla a'P'-l. tlana tntereet all
.,: 1 1. -- tn v laa toaaxor. taema.
-Tke Ha H.i4i S.te la rortiaad: IX
K T. F V m-ti-4f le4 by ki- Pertha
iMit. suMeet. lai's A-S-neniuen"; f so.
rr--.-kia r t-t pa.! . t ta-T, "vaa
Taa i m iaae.Br Swm ay aaavrvaa
U 4 rVar yjav
:at P' Faef Aekeviy and Tsaatlat
a , m k A . t-t . - t. na I alet a-r. l
i yiit. a t-V yevaf pevy.e S saeetias, J
sr.w t-'tdr a'wttiT-a-
.r-a-e. m 1 .a. R-e. A!a-1 C rai-k,
f vait r rTwawh.n at II an4 "
ay... H.r aettfiaa aun. e.
-. X ' and . Otlve-
r -i fcfMt at .- ar.t an-oe ae-
- kv W'b.ay J. i-aen. m a-ear. n.
I T M-eease rt lb rate.
,(-. . kt'bla. ftp-!.!, . li. V, y.
ara.ar V- THtt.;V. fW
:( -.ei -I ? srt. r i M.a Ha.
I Walts, fatal- yun-lai Sv rol. e J .
p. it arn.'a. l.a-ei-ig to a-fc .
' T a-ruen. J-on llaayaa. tha
It r-.r
-t. ! fourth arid F"r-y-e!tra ae
..avt va-..t K. Uwaa at a t -a Me-ra-Hr
atftkM. It and I . baa
.1.. . t It T r- i . e J i
. T- :4(iea -f J"ha aau r
-v. .t ,.t J. ie tat 1 M last'BBoay ei
a a J:
He H - I: a. .. -Te"ttas
nvi ? . i- .a li J. . tmr.a
a-- -t- ; r ) r ateetias Tharei
i at a j
V ' " " " baw Fer-y-eee-
end atr-'ia - K.eM ara. pe-sier.
Sr.A-a II and rmon toy es. 1 hrea
. 4 and What uat 1 lie. lev ia
fovea
r . w IM t-e res-ne4 at R j see.
i .irva. aaonta: a nuaoav aanavu
I )f.AM'Pf i He. A ia-rt rat:a ai
j ;.-a.
It r.a.4. A bra a-j ct Siata screera
No ., - r -erae l l..t.e'-t. (aator. svva-
4ft . t bj. S prtach.rf Ll atd V Mero-
H !'a- ea ana v- (tun.
9 i m .r l Mj'u! hie. Savator e
'Tna ' Kte .owe C trt"
at. Jiaa. hi.-4te street Rev. H. F. Che-
. a tn ireatf. i. aaaaay avbowl, 11.
nss. S V - aewe a saee;aas. ?
a - a K-aki M''v t.
Ituaeraaiy tara Rev. sV A- LeaMaara.
lag pavere. Maa-aB. 11 aad . Saadaa
MaL le. K I. F. t-. 1.
Be4taa Hev. Fre-ten Irnaea. aaatae.
V .-nm aervice. I a. aWnday aahawi. 19;
a . I. l lft. evaia rvvc-x. i a.
9eta4 a-4 CeatraJ t. aita-t. iraMTVMii4
..a Aahenv atreexa Jxet Swaday sebaal
aa9 ervawa eg aeevtee. I ta 19 aad T 49.
Cbtaaee bL . 99 Bars-aide at re
9l a-laal. !. J O. auper.aioaaeat.
, ( a a V s aatia. ait r e ei r.
i -.. i . a, ataiiai r rtaacaiaft, a.
9 - ; w
Ke F- H llayes. per. rrearaiaa
u4 T 9. Sieadar eabaa. la. aV T. F. C
Ua'sKtv. J at. aant, paaaaw. rttats.
taa. 1 a4 I M. daaatay ahawa Xt aV X-
fMSiaaa mnmmmr. ranrTM -aw.i-wwa.w-wa
Who does
sumaienziy nooie
- n -V:..- . V -
V"-(, ' a-. f 1 ' w.i a
O v " k' V ' ' ' -V - -
r l-1- v-.J - '-.;H r... . " k-
: -Truer- 2&&rz?&AS' &4-
ru of th straightforward story It
tc Us. Th book Is dd.cat4 to ths
boys and trlrl of our country, and has
bvn written from materials nthr-.
at fimt hand. Ths author serr1 tn
Ur&Ai's arm tea from to 1A4S. ktw
th O-neral pvrsonaily and has writ
ten a pieaalntf. yet critical biography
that bvnors tha autject.
AetvhMilag. hv J mud plver. $. Jnha
-Uaas Cv. New Tork City.
AlTer. ntertalnlna; norel. EnvlUh
In ton and phranlnc. Tha plot bu1ea
Itself mttb the marrlaiie of tha only
dauvhter of a blffb-caeta Hindu, to
an Knirltah aristocrat. Ftroworka fol
low, but tha end la axgulsita peace.
Tn rtawiaaa. by W. It. Cattail. Ittoatrated.
)J. Tna Jobs Laa Co,. New Tor City.
A eomprchenslva story of tha dia
mond slnca early times. In whir h many
falarfa ara eiploded. Well and In
ter Una I y written.
JOatPH 1C QCENTIM.
rw book Raaxz) ejx
Amwrlraa reUtleaf Itfeala, T7 John Flak.
1 thr-- cett-brKleU nix or lerturtv
ea (nrwrnniaQi hr tite 11 hietorlan of that
am, white r-ctni data hu ta a sert
eua ! to Amerlraa letter. In The he."-
ef la. am. hv l-rntra Vaa. II IS. fower
f ii'f rlttea aovel tfwea-ribtn g tk yuuf
Tttrk snaveirertt ta Turtier. Tvag la 1 '".
K. H Haiee, I. IUoraie4. an n4rttl
Bf4 hlthartn uyrinld ler-mnt f tumpMn
travel la ICitaet nn lr, a honk f rare
aio and lrtr(. Tke n--Footed Fairy.
hw AHr llroaa, SI SU. .mi-traced, a bok t
m j p r tor tort ir rMuiren c II: Ttia
wirrt Tiaa. t yitrh I'etbina 11.
lutril. a n if humorous sift book
fidfilng Hew I'WtoN rhlM'-n lo Holland ara
brotitjbl w HutvlM- M'fflin .
Th Fl'tns ii'. af K'l'th Van tT"e. ft. a
S-raphle al-y mt a srl artatr. w it h II
faima aa a-ere. atd the m Fainea. bf
U. Frank Haum. Ill uet ra.tHl. f 1 2i. rharmins
an-rl laiBt l4ul. rr crt.itlr.n. ih-iut tmkrf
lif In ki aaiVtta. siaria arMtro by a
m at Ine art i Ttv lii;ir A lnttoa t'o..
Jamea Otfaah -.
Mislker-t aveaaa anday aw fleet, S-ft.
Cnrd 9 vaa. susrtaiacyUenL
slewat Olivet, aeewatb aad atveewtt seeaarts
Rev. 9L. a. Thaw a a. aasta. Imlut, 11
aad 9 94.
cajvary. Kaaa tetabtk aad Oraat stjaat
9ee. J K Mearwa. aaater. Itarvicaa, 11 asal
f SO; aanday orboeL IS: B- T. P. L' .
Second tAersnaa. Merrta atrewt aa4 Red net
a vaa , Raw. Fred em k to ueryiaaa f-aet a.
aaday arkeeO. t aft. srabta. IX aaai T.sw
aV T. r. f- V
Ftr Oermaa. Fewrth aad MM I stisata
Rev. J. Kratt. saa-e. IsTtHaa 19 aa9 t St
waaav aaae-L S.ai.
Carnouc
L Marr Cathedral. Fifteenth and Iavi
Mit-TM aertnea at T 9 will b aaa af a
a-rtoe of lactuxea
praaest-aay
at. MwaaeTs fltaliaai. Feamb aad M'
eweete Jewt Father. Lew aiaaa. blab
waa and --. It .J. vaanra aad baaa
aacttaw. T ab
Asrwaetwa. Fast ej-ae.fv-avti and 9&aat
Merrtawa eire-ia -Rev. Jaaaa av Fitstyatrwa.
reetoe. lew maaa. S; htek maaa aad saasaaav.
IS ja. Saaday s-rbeaa. S IS. bsaadkUaa f
tn b.e4d eacraiaant. f sea aaya.
aaea, ftd.
laaaaacuiata ffeaxrt af Marr. Wllllasms aa
se aad staatea atrv-et---Rev. W. A- tJr.
tew sna-a a. aad blah anaa asd ear
saea, 10 -H. te;rs aad beaedirttow. T d
U irrmneta. Beat Twelftk betwawa Fls
aad Oak atrvtte Rrv Fat Her Black. tw
s-aaa bisk maaa and e ran am. 14 JO; -Sere,
laatnKMMa and beoJ lrtaoa. T .
at. Aadrewa. 9iaat Ntntb aad Albarra
stre-ta---K-v Tkoanaa Kteraaa. l-ayw aasaa,
S. bih anaaa and aermoam. IS: asara ta
atrurtia aad b-wed et uaw T bo.
I nit.r.11; Va-k. iiaa str-t tar Lota-KardH-v.
W. C. Kaninr, paator. rreack
sas street Rev. C. beraakL Law aaa, a.
kick aaaa aad saaiaaa la.
Miy .roa. rairsity Park X. C R
Fmaer. Low anaaa. ft SO; kib snae aad
sermoa IS ft: - re and a9letaoai. a.
H.tv R -eary. Cast Third Nrtk and Clack
amaa stroeta Vary Rev. A. a. l-a .ar. KJ. P.
tew imaea. . T and ft SO; hlb maaa and
-'nia. W i. roeary. etc.. aad baedit.oa.
St La wreace a Third and barmaa atroeas
Rev. J. C Meshee. Law Rasv 4. t aad
aa. blb wave and aeaaaa, ls.sd; visa ara
aad bwaedMtiee t sA
rOXGRCuATIOMiL.
Fteat 1 rk ar.J Madiaon strears Kee.
t.stner'lt lyatl. l- l . mtnta'er. U A. H
I. . avfooi. tl. d viae ora:ip. with eer
nwa .y tte o"tister ; temv. A sused Po
er." . P- - ? divas aer-
v .va Lr 1'yoti a theme. "Prt.aad a Mn
Wom-a ard w'ai.drva. ' secood is a aerias
'"-.un'rTFaae. :ast Taylor sl -Cast Tbtrty-s-sd
sireeta Rev J. J. ntaub. t. IX. paa
l.r rartca 11 and T-3v: tusday school,
la Chrta ian Endeavor. ahX ermn top
"A i cat Vow Ke.1rnad I laertflce
aad -out-as of tke Church but Inside af
tbe KlaS'loa"
H n aat. Kavat Htb and lrectt Rev.
91 a. lio rctr. paster. 1. sasrtay school,
tl mn4 T i. weratup thm-e, Tne Pa-a
f It. 1th tn tfto v.al Meae, and
Jac-u fara.l s tt- first of a srl-a on
ft i.ay. ACOTvl -4 JaVfOD A AAd -
tmarnAit and T. P R, B.
Aia r- Mam rtal. I et C-ret aad Baet
T- n , -a.nt a atrse-e Kv. Herbert lio'd
Crocksr. p-xtor. nan c ded catin saw
r.urrk bn: a.r.s. A tree b I'- I- -
LeX. aAdeUea. H. W. ataae. trweraJ secre
ritfbf
bom
is
M
Pi
1 r aa lr.4u.ttial novel, unuiuttlr well
a-rttteai and Jaa tiial. by Will N
HartMQ. 9 1, so. a nisniried. pAetlally- wrlt
tn tory. with a Hum relltf-oas atmuapbars
Htrirtrt .
The Man In tha Hroan Ivrby. by WpIU
IIa:ina $123. a rapM-sciion atory about
ItHuA t.llwArtn. of 1 alu. ntA. on pace i-s.
Sta a !b at 3lon pr yvar and who a
ia r I an a nutvasp malrimantal 1 ! aV m
(ry eolel about him. .nry UnJ and
An lna.irie aivlum Hubbt. Mar rill Co.)
Of I'latlnautahed ADimata, by II. Perry
Ht.)na.n. llmairated. Wfll fId Fn1tah
atorla-a about wt)l a.ntmala: and J. Foater.
a Hracelat. by avld pnit-r. 91.2V a brevsy
romance i I-.pntr.f-ott , I'ftllaOe'pn t .
The Iaoa--r Pava. by alarv (rppenahaw.
t'rrina novel of the French Revolution,
II -.V The Marrlas Portion, by H. A
Mitihell Kraa, a atory of markM or!s
tnahty. 91 A; The lnffrTllble Iukin, by
Oeorge C Shedd. fl 2': a lanshabie and
Dur iftld nvl of id Idle-rlcti youth mho
made ffxxl; rlarmonv Hall, by Marion Hill,
a irta atr . and Tlie Youna; Timber Cruis
ers, by Htin rBrt-it-f. an .Eastern woods
oval i !Jmll MavnarrJ a Co. .
Social I'uatnma. be Florenr-e TTowe HsIU
91 oo. a valuable hook on tlqurtte aan eo-
claJ dullaa. and The Minute Huys of Phil
rl-lph.i r Jamea Ulte. 91-23 i Uana. Kales
a. o,. Hoatoa .
A 6erdn of rarle. by Kltxnheth Wallace,
1.2ft. tlalnty. well written sketches or sp
nrevtatlon: The Km tie of the Hplns. by
ifarsuerits Buet. 91-3-1. a charm in f novl
ef mannera. love and Haiti more; and The
Knlht Riders of rave Knob, by Qulnry
Scott. 91. lift, a aovol of merit, refleouo
krrt Jch cnrlltltna i A. 1- klcl Itirc m rci.
The Follow Ins of the Ptar. by Florenca
Karri-)'. 91 35, a rharmlra; Chrtatmas
kkv aforv. with rellaious tone ( Putnam .
tovrnment In the l'ntted fttatea, by
Jamea W. lianirr. pmfiar Of poll! It
Kin- In the 1'nlveralty of Illlnola. 91.
valuable test book for students American
Oeniua and Other Kaeays. by Kdmund
darenr 1 caiman. edltM b Iaura Hted-
maa and I'r. tiHrc at. tlould. 1 rU.
rt.ectnn of 2-i eeaays. reprint e. valuahl
to all who like food, rrtap, polished 1-ng-
lUh aTorrat. Ttm a ro.)
Ifaman I'onfaaaiona, by Frank Oana.
book of vd. mm advice. 91 (Forbes ax
fn. Chlrasoy.
In Canibrifiae Hark, be Wary Taylor
Flauvelt. 1 1 nine chapter rrflectlnc tha
muilnii of aa A roar lean school teacbar la
F-rva; :n1. a sentla m trachlna; beau
tiful Ideas tfthennan. French a. Co.. Hoe
tf .
tary T. M. C- A., aa "Tbe Chorek aad tha
Conmunliy, T iO.
Haeaalo. Rev. John V- LOW den, I. D..
pastor. serric 1 . subject. "Tha Power
at Work Within t'e-; aut'lect. Jesus. th
U if to Bailee la Ood. 7 iu, Blbla achool,
IS A. M.
CHKI9T14X BTICKCK.
First. Everett, bet w a a Elrbteenth and
IHlnstevath atreta Kervi rm 11 and : sub
ject of lapo sermoat. "I octrtne of A tone
meat." bonder achoot after morning- aer
vl a. WaUfiMilay evsafns meotlns at .
Reond. Wdmtt'i Hll. aaat Hlath and
Feat Ider atreeta. aarvires 11 aad 9: au b
of leaaoa sermoo, "Doctrtna of Atone
meat." Sunday school 11; Wednesday testi
monial service, a.
IUK IFTJ3I OF rHRITT.
Flret. Park and Colombia streets W. F.
fleas, mint si r. Bervlcea at 11 and 7:90;
aermoa at momtn worn nip by Irr. J. R.
K nod at I; st the even In a by tha minister.
ub J vet, "Vnnaumating tha Halation Ha
lHD Ood anil Man": Sunday ecboot. 9:50;
Christian Fndvor. .fto.
W oodlawo Sunday a. hoo rally at lo 30
In charao of William IVareon. superintend
ent, preachlr.g la tha evening; by Cdaaxd
Wrlsht.
EPIhCOPAU
Trinity Oiurch. corner Nlnateenth aand
Kvoreti Bv. A, A. Morrison, Ph. D.. rctr.
bWrvicee, s. II aand T 90.
Rt. Martaeva. First aad Carathers atreett
. Kav. W. A. M. brock la char-. Sunday
school. li; service and sermon, 11.
AM Reins. Twenty-fifth and Rsvier Rev.
fL d. Ram tn st on. rector. Holy commun
ion, ft: bunJajr achool. v:ft; aioraina ser-vK-a..
11: eveolns service, ft.
Fro-Cathelral of Rt- Stephen the Martyr.
Thirteenth aad Clay Rev. H. M. Ramsey.
v;rar. Holy communion. T:9M: Hucday school.
IO. morula- aervice. ll; smc for colored
poo pie. 9. evening prsyr. 730.
HL pavfd's Church. Kaat Twelfth and Bel
mont etreets Hev. H. R. Taibot. rector.
H-iy euchartat. 7:3: Sunday arnool.
mornlns prayer. 1 1 : cei-bratloa of holy
eurhaxaat the f.rst Hun4a of tha month;
ev-nia prayer, b.
St. Mark s Church, comer Twenty-first
and Marshall streetsRev. J. C. H. tfimpaos,
rtnrtor. Ho.y ouchartet, 7:S; Hunday achool,
4aV; matins and ll.any. 10:13; holy sue har
lot. II; svanaoas. 7 So.
Orar Mernortal Church, comer of Wald
ler aad Eeet Revanteenth si rreta rJervicea.
ft. 11 and Sunday school. 10.
8t- Michael and A-tl A nee la. corner Fast
Thirty-eightb snd Hroadway atreeta Rev.
J. C Totta. H"iy auchariat. T 30; morn tna;
ervtc and aantron. 11 ifirst and third Bun
da ye. morning prayer, second and fourth
Sundays, holy eurhaiist); Sunday school.
I.-W; aveneong. 7 3.
Ht. John s Memorial. Eaat Flfteaath and
Harney streets Rev. T- F. Hon en, rector.
Hole communion. : "undsy schaoi, 10;
SBoralng aervice. 11: evening eervic. 7 SO,
Rt. John's Church. Mllwaukie Kev. T. F.
Bowen la charge. Evening aervice and aer
moa. a-
tt Andrew's, portamoqth Rev. John Mar
shall, mintat-r tn charge. (Sunday achool. 10;
morning aervicw. ll. ewnsong. 7 3.
i liurrh of ur raritMir, W iodaio k aveau
and Forty -first atreeta southeaat Rev. K.
M. Clark, ia aharga. K-giir aearvacaa, S and
11.
et.ea M arris Masnarlal Chanel, Oasd aa-
marltan Hoapltal Rar. W. R. Powall. Chap
U:a. b.rrlces. T. lO:0, S aad t:15.
Hi. Paul'a Church. Woadmara Buaday
j acnooi, a; .tryic. a.
mUiNDSv.
I 8onnr.M. UalB and Eaat Thlrtr-fifth
,trt. Undly A. Wall,, paator. P"a,n
Ina at 11 and T: Blbl achool. 9:45: -Chria.
tlan End.avor prayer meeting. : n-ild-wea
prayer meettnr: Thuraday eveaina at 7:sw
I VM Piedmont. Alblna and K llllnaaworth
' - . .. ..ii -r t Cnhtirn. DM-
tor. Prearhmc. U and 7 SO;' Bible achool.
10; mld-aeek prayer meetlnc Thuraday. T : Ju.
Iata Center atreet Mvra B. "tnlth. paa
tor. prearhlnc at 11 and J:30: Bible achool.
IO: Chrumtn Endeayar prayer meellna.
mld-aeek prayer meetlnc Wednesday. 1
ITENAT10NAl. BIBLE STIDESTS.
oarylcea Odd Fellowtf hall. Eaat . 8lth
and Ein Alder atreet, Berean Flbte l"n
1 W); dlarnuree. 3. by W. A. Baker, object.
Thm Oreat Company."
Mllaaukee aerelcea In Oranae ball tle
roura at I . by W. A Baker, eubject.
The Harmony of tha Bible."
IITHFRIX.
Betanla Ianl,h. 40 Vnloa ''"Ij'rr
i J. Hcoit. pa,:or. r-ervlcea Sunday: Ml-
: dren'a ! at II: dlacouraa tor tne
I "What m Your opinion of fhrlat ? T. P.
I meima. aim proirramm-. Tueeday. f. m.
! at. EiU.h. We.t Park and Jef-
i feram ,ireela J. A:ien l.ea,. pa,lor. Ber
: vlr.,. II and a. conducted be the paetor:
morn'.na aublert. "The Hecaloaue t'P ta
' r ....I.. -u.. ih. Ixrd Got Ha
Man anJ v nat He Did with Htm;"
achool 10: Lutber laa-ua. i.
Rranifllral y.lon Chureh I Oarman M
. . u . fk.t.vn.n a nl Salmon ,tr
u . h h Hoouelmana. paator. Servleea
JO IS and T:4i. nundar achool. 0:l.
. M ETH OI)I T. .
real, nary. Ea,t Ninth and Pine atra ata-
Ree. Delmer H. Trimble. U. D.. minia.ar. ...
.-.... n.r.'. PiiriM.. and Proaramma ; T'a.
The Maa for Men Hla- Baaouitloa"; Son
a k l . . . - e n w nr . tuuv 0:40.
Rinnxlde. Et Thirty-fifth and Tamhlll
Mr..i.Hev. w H. Fry. Dtor. Sunday
achool. 0:SO; public worahlp, 11. aertnon by
Iir J. W. McDoucall: Epwarrh Leaue. 0J0:
public worahlp. t aermon by VT. Uc-
uouaraiL.
Taylor-fUraat Rar. Benjamin Toun. t
.... . .o it in .nnrnlna aermon
ublect. -Tha rleen and tha Unaaen": i-
0unday achool: I M. Epwortk Laarue: T.ew.
evenlna aermon. aubject. 'wo imp-wi-"-
Or.ce. Twelfth apd Taylor atreet, Bee.
J. H. Oudllpp. D. It., mlnieter. will preach
In tba mornln, oa "Tha I riumpn.ni ...
. . .k. ....it., om 'Tha Sixth renar
mornlnr worahlp. lo.lO: ovanday achool.
3:15: Epworth Lea,ue. a at.; eveuma
hln. Tiao.
rtnl Norw.ylan and ranlh. comer of
El.hteanth and Hoyt ,treel, H. P. Nelean.
caei or preachlna by tha paator at 11 and
0: Younar People', meeting. 7.
Mount Tabnr. rty-ftrt and Eaat Btark
r. r. Rarlrk. paator. Mornlnr aermon.
TK. tvlvln. (amnaaalnn." followed by COnv
munlon aervice; evenlna aermon, 7:00. "The
HleeDlna I hi. In the Sinner, soul : r.p-
worth Leaaue. 0-KO; Sunday achool. 0:40
mid-week aervice Thurvday. 0.
Knrwe.lan Tanl,h, corner af Vancouver
avenue and akldmore etreet Hey. C J. lar.
aen. paator. Preaching;. It and 0; Hunday
ecboot. 12.
MKTHODUiT EPIHTOrAU feOrTH.
Flmt. corner Vnlon and Multnomah
Rev. J. H. Bennett, paator. Preachlnc. 11
and 7.30; mornln aubject. "Prayer, a Live
wire-; evening- aiibjeci. i ne rligne!.t v-n.i-lenre
of Man": jndy achool. 0:40; Ep
worth Lea.ue. 0:ll. .
iEVEXni-DAI AD-Ti!rnsT. .
fKote Hervlcea of thla denomination ara
held on Haturdav.
Central. Kaat Eleventh and Eaat Everett
atreele Pa.tor. O. w. Pettll, realaenca
E,l HUteenlh ,treet. HahbMh ,cbool. 1":
freacktna. 11: prayer meetnlg. Wedne,day.
:ii: young people', meeting. Friday. 7:30.
v. ....... t n . Fmmi iri.htlelh and Eaat Flan-
der, etreete Peetor. A. M. Hart, reeldenca
1M-4 F.,t otark atreet. Sabbath acnooi. jo.
preaching. 11; prayer meeting. Wedneeday
nlehr. 7.3i.
Mount Tabor. rhapeL Portland a.nltaiium.
fllark atraet Hal.r-ath achool. I: preaching.
4. praver meeting, tvednenday night. 7:30,
Alhlna. skldmora and Mallory avenue
Pastor H. HeefTl, residence T.O0 East Ever
ett street. Sabbath achool. 11; preaching.
, , . mHitn. uwnranar nlahL 7:0.
iicatidlnaylan. Arleia Pastor. Adolph
Johnson, resldenca Arleta. Sabbath echool,
11: preaching. 12; prayer meeting. Wednes
day night. 7:S. ...
fnta Sabbath achool. II; preaching. 12;
praper meellng. Wednesday night. 7:J".
St Johria Sabbath achool. 10; preaching,
1L
rSITED ITUWBVTKRIAX.
rirat. Filth and Montgomery atreet,
Hev. Frank u.w in rinuiy. o.
V...KH. ....vin tn-ao with sacrament
of the Lord', Supper". ,ermon. "Christ Within
My Heart": Bible achool. 12. rally day pro
gramme; t hrietien r.noeavor. .... .
"Why I Believe the Bible"; evening services,
inn. in the Interest of men and religion,
addreea by Marahali S Dana,
Flret. Alder and Twelfth atreeta Morn
... cochin lo HO aermon by tha paator.
p.ev. John H. Boyd, for parent, and chil
dren. "A Fight for a r-aiace-; ii i'K
ds. achool meeta tn Ihe auditorium: i:oH.
Chrlerlan Endeavor. -Why f Believe th.
nit,!.. y-Sil eosnel Dralse service with aer
mon by lr. Boyd on -Tha Prlndpla of
Moral Overstrain."
falvarv. Eleventh and Clay atreet, Rav.
T. H. Walker, minister. Morning, aermon by
T(r. UniloD. pre-ldent of the San Franelaro
Seminary: evening, aermon by tha paator.
u.Ject. 'Tha Rock-Man."
Hawthorne Park. Eaat Twelfth and East
lavlor etreets Rev. E. Neleon Allen. D. D..
minister. Preaching. 1:n and 7 30: Sun
day achool. 12: Chrlettan Endeavor. A:0O.
Third, corner East Plna and Thirteenth
etreet, William Taraona D. D.. paator.
Mornlr.g worship. 1t a: aermon. The Lira
of Trust " solo bv Ms Hon ta Labrelle: eve
ning worship. !:; aermon by Rev. Robert
MtLean. Mm ......
rhurrh of Our rather, Seventh and Tam
hlll eireete Rev. Thomas I. Eliot. J. P.,
mlnieter eraerltu,: Rev. William 1. Eliot.
Jr. nvtnlater. Servleea. 11 and 7:45; mora
ine "The Chrlsllen Religion and Sea Hy-
lene:" evening. -Tha Life and Meaaaga of
lartla l.uther.' with atereoptlcon Illustra
tion,: Sunday achool. 0:43; Young People',
Fraternity. 0:00.
IXn-ERoAI-IST.
niurch of Good Tidings. Broadway and
Twenty-fourth atreeta. Services at 10:4..
connuctel DV in-. I. rv. ciioi, euoj.cv. i ne
Chrutian'a Roaary;" eunday acnooi at li.
T. P. C. U. at I.
VXTTEU EYAXGELICAX.
Ockley Green. Oay atreet and Willamette
boulevard Rev. J. Boweraok. paator.
Preachlna. 11 and 7:Io. "On t-hrlet Our
I.lghigtver: "Some Essentials of Salvation."
Buaday acboal 10; K. C. E. 0:3U.
T. M. C. A.
t-ltr Aseoclatlon. R. R. Perklne rellgleua
work dir-M-tor. Meeting for men win ba
held In White Temple at . an will ba ad
dre.eed bv Dr. l.yman Tl. Frerry on the
eubject. "Se. and Healtn." There will te
eclal music.
Mirrxi .Teori.
Temrne of Truth Service 0. Ellera bulld-
Ina P J. (Jreen. minister; recitation by aa
elocutionist and abort talk by Mr. Green.
Divine Truth Chapel, celling H leech, nalt.
Weet Park and Washington streets Ser-
l.-ea. 11 and Rev. T. M. Xlnara. paator:
Flora Parla Howard, who haa Juat returned
from England, will speak at both ,ervlce,;
morning subject. "The Stone that tha Build
ers Rejected"; evening. "Keeping Back Part
of the Price."
Christian and Missionary Alliance. Eaat
Ninth and Clay atreeta Rev. C. H. Chrle
man. pastor. Sunday achool, 10; preaching.
11 and 7:30; Toung people-, meeting, g:so.
Modem Sunday school. 31 Firth street. 10;
revival meetings Wednesday, and Thursdaya,
Church of Jeaua. tz Kusaell atreet. near
Keroy ai re. L Kelley. leader. Servleea.
2 : Jv. Sunday achool. t:SO. Blbla atudy and
health conference. Wedneaday. 0 P. M.
Evangelical Association. East Sixth and
Market atreeta Rev. F. B. Culver, paator.
Preaching 11 ana Sunday achool. 10;
Y P. A.. 0 3O. Evangelist (i. W. Plumar
will begin epeclel services on tha 10th.
No KlU-lien lire to Kindle?.
New York Prasa.
A Georgia woman who moved to thla
otty found aha could not b. contented
without th. negro mammy who had
been hec servant for many yeara. Sna
aant for old mammy and th. a.rvant
arrived In due aeaaon. It ao happened
that tha Georgia woman had to leave
town the very day mammy arrived. Be
fore departlnr she had Just time to ex
plain to bar the modern convenlenceg
with which her apartment wag fur
nished. The sag stove was the con
trivance which Interested tha negro
woman most. Arter the mlstr.ag of th.
houaehold had lighted the oven, the
broiler and the other burners and felt
certain that her old servant under
stood Its operation,, the mistress hur
ried for her train.
8he was absent two weeks and one of
her first questions to mammy waa how
aha had worried alone.
"Da fines' ever." waa the reply. -And
dat air gas stove oh my. Why. do you
know. VI isa Fio-ence. dat are ain't cone
cut jn."
T.OVART.F CHARACTER IS MIRRORED IN
WRITING OF CHARLES BATTELL LOOMIS
Last Ulaess of Anthor Marked ij Eemarkable Patience Insurance Company Takes Hand in Unraveling Mystery
Surrounding Identity of Man Who Says' He Is Son of Michigan Woman, .
1 'v vy? fyN -V If I f '
a. - v - - . .'
NEW YORK. Oct. 14 (SpeclaX)
Charles Battel! Loomla, the hu
morist, who recently died, will be
mourned by a large clrqle of friends,
some of whom had never met him. For
Mr. Loom'.a' writing's had a personal
note which was 'so evident .that many
of hla readers felt as though they knew
him. And among those wbo had met
htm. his friends were legion. Mr. Loo
mis' writings were In s great degree
an expression of hlmFelf. They mir
rored tha gentloneas. sweetness, high
sens, of honor, and sympathy of a lev
able nature. Few even of those who
knsw him. however, knew another side
of his character Its great courage and
Its extraordinary optimism. It was these
which sustained him during the period
of his last Illness, which extended from
December to September. '
In aplte of a succaaslon of operations
which constantly weakened him and at
times caused him great suffering, he
never grew Impatient nor lrfst hope.
His modesty was as genet as his other
merits and a word of appreciation gave
him -the greatest pleasure. In a letter
to a friend written during his last ill
ness, he referred to a series of "ser
mons" hehsd been writing for a mag
astne.' saying: "A woman In Joplln
wrote to the editor of "Smith's to say
that as she had read my sermons with
pleasure for a long time and had seen
In a paper that I was 111. she was writ
ing to say that she hoped I was better
and would live many years to write
sermons, as they had helped1 her over
many hard places. Wasn't that fine?
I wrote my sermon without any effort
after that."
During his last Illness, though able
to sit at his typewriter for only a lit
tle w hile each day, Mr. Xoomls kept at
his work and wrote three of his finest
stories.
see
A man who declares he Is (ieorge A.
Klmmel has gone to Niles. Mich., to
prove his Identity to Klmmel's family.
Oeorge Klmmel was reported to have
died and his mother and sister tried to
collect flt.000 Insurance on his life.
Then the man turned up In th. peniten
tiary claiming to be George iClmmel
and th. Insurance company Is trying to
substantiate his claim. Tbe man has
given some evidence of a knowledge
of Klmmel's family and friends, but his
supposed mother says he has also
shown extraorlinary Ignorance of
some things which he should remember,
and she does not recognise him as her
HUMOR IS VITAL NEED
FOR SUCCESS IN LIFE
Dr. Madison C. Peters Draws Moral Prom Lincoln World's Best Workers
' Men of Wit Strain of Living Believed.
BY DR. MADISON C: PETERS.
HI'MOR Is the health and bloom of
life, the play of ltg spirits and
snarkle of Its happiness. It tem
pers anger. soothes Irritability and
knits up the ragged sleeve of care. It
relieves the strain of life, helpa u
over hard places and lets ua down easy
after a severe Jolt.
When things go wrong and you can
begin to frolic and make merry In
foraetfulness of all the conflict of life.
you have th. secret of health, happiness
and succesa Happy Is tne man wno
can forget all his misfortunes, think
only of the good times he has had and
answer the old question put to Sambo:
"How old are you?" by his reply. It
von reckon by the years, aah. raw 60,
but If you goes by the fun I'se had. I
guess I'se a hundred."
Wit is precious gut. especially
hen combined with wisdom and con
trolled by principle. Dr. Johnson used
to say it was worth 600 a year to any
man to see the bright side of things.
Humor Is not only tne golden gey
which unlocks all hearts, the magio
wand which charms away dullness and
melancholy, but the talisman which en
ables one to succeed where no other
quality would avail.
Beat Warm: era Witty.
Many of tha men who have dons the
world's best work were largely en
dowed with, wit and humor. The most
destructive logic that can be employed
against error. Is the loglo of wit.
Amongst all the humorists In America,
none had a keener sense of th. ludi
crous than Abraham Lincoln, a gift
which God placed In his hand to battle
for humanity.
Lincoln was often misjudged and re
proached for his seeming levity. On
tha morning of the battle of Fred-
erickeburg. Mr. Arnold called on tha
President and was shocked to find him
reading Artemus Ward's description of
bis visit to the Shakers.. Mr. Arnold
said: '
"Mr. President. Is It possible, thai
with th. whole land bowed In sorrow
and covered with a pall In the prea
nc. of yeaterdays fearful reverse,
you can Indulge In such levltyr'
Throwing down the book, the tears
streaming down his cheeks, and trem
bling with emotion, the President re
plied: -Mr. Arnold. If I could not get mo
mentary respite from th. crushing bur.
den I am constantly carrying, my heart
would break."
Uaveola -Never Happy.
Again Lincoln is reported to have
said after the dreadful repulse of Frea
erlcksburg: "If there Is man out of hell that
suffers more than I do, I pity him."
Do you Imagine that the great heart
of Abraham Lincoln ever found a mo
menta happiness In the White House?
'Mr. Llnooln." said a member of Con
;r mi to
tA?T xsrs 1 f w., '
f 4 1 I ." 'Sa, r
U y , .... - : I 3 t,-Z ? &
son, though she will not say he Is a
fraud without further investigation.
e . e e
Judge Peter Grosscup, the Chicago
jurist, has announced his intention to
resign from the Federal bench to ob
tain greater freedom. He has been on
the bench snce 1S92 and has rendered
some notable decisions. The first to
attract attention was fits opinion- on
the application to eigne the World's
Fair on Sundays. He was associated
with Judge Woods In enjoining K. V.
Debs and other officers of the Ameri
can Railway Union. He has been re
garded as one of the most independ
ent men on the bench and one of un
usual clearness of perception.
see
S. S. Gregory Is the new president
of the American Bar Association. He
was born in New York State and grew
up In Wisconsin, but h. has been prac
gress once, "I believe you would have
your joke If you were within a mile
of hell."
"Yes," said the President, "that is
about the distance to the Capitol."
In Abraham Lincoln the fountain of
tears and the fountain of laughter lay
hard by each other. There are tears
In Lincoln's smiles.
Hartley Coleridge truly says:
Laughter Is oft but an art
To drown the outcry of tba heart.
"BEST GIRL" IS NOVELTY
English Weddings Change at Dic
tates of Fancy.
LONDON. Oct. 14. (SpeciaL) Grad
ually, fancy and ingenuity are adding
fresh features of intrest to the cast-
iron form of English weddings. The
first step in the direction of novelty
was taken some months ago, when a
bride went to the altar accompanied by
a best-girl, and on more than one oc
casion since this example has been
copied.
Matrons of honor, as well as brides
mains, are beginning to figure in Eng
lish weddings. This novel note was
struct the other day at the marriage
of Miss ijilda Hunter-Craig to Robert
de Courcy Wheeler. Three little flow
er girls strewed flowers before the
bridal pair, who were followed by no
fewer than 14 attendants.
Another novelty is one that will be of
real use to poor brides as well as rich.
Every girl who has gone through the
ordeal of changing her name in a pub
lic place of worship, remembers the dif
ficulty with which she got off her left
glove to receive the fateful ring. No
longer need this be an embarrassing
experience, for among the trousseau of
every well equipped bride there will be
in future a specially manufactured pair
of gloves so made that the bride can
slip her ring-finger out of the glove,
and then, after receiving the emblem of
marriage, she can easily replace her
finger in the unstitched glove.
No marriages of any social import
ance have been announced lately, for
the simple reason that fashion de-
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e e e
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