THE SUNDAY OREGOMAX, PORTLAND, T-TTEMnm. 20. ,915.
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Oa ci the attractive plctor Is al
ok f UI pa U 11 '
'al talMrflr. ani appratlv It l ai
lo nor aot p;cttr ot an rd.nary bat
aarrl V.
H it en I enldTabty enlightened
vbara in la Inform Ibat th mark
a la wins of U butlrtlr repre
sent cannon to Iba fortr. of th en
emy to gold tha attacking; cuaaera
ta alra!""-
(tio-ft u oo fcial la tb aaodara hart
es ( sBr-oyiBT. Oir author snake
a iotaat p!a ISal the) pfot..alB
an honorable ana. aad It
la asked. Why ittou.l spying b coa
selarad la act at a blackguard, when,
la truck- Iba tjf l-a ee hi Lf la his
baad la bit a4aor ta vatua
a a laf ormatioa fur an counlij? II I
nw4 thai ail aalioaa bav splse.
an4 If thy ara caBghl ant punufcea
a-i eftaa a ho I tb.il l.hlr basin.
I mr author tta that a T must
kut BLaajr admirabl qualities. coar
tit. iimm. if.Bs.a.i, "ilt.
KOI. avravraa. is a ( of
p. ul advaalurse rangta- tbraaah th
B-stioo of r warM il.tr iaT hi n"
av.e as latUiaa agent etudylag tb
(.craii at t ttrs la lutk Africa.
sBstchiag furt la tb l"rdBUe,
ii.ln nouaUil troop la th A-.-Irfaaa
Tj rui & bo a Ihs
tun. lata piar. o ( tb
amia; laaiUartt au ( aa ocva
aiois aks. fa. in- crta that Be
a t di.tcvr. la a aarroar dltrh
If (t t er sia a;rr,hlng Mti;.
fur Lobar t emptied ta (II a? a
bUi aar i badrasl4
eluthe as 4 I baa go aeaarcartnc for.
r4 la attar tb atry a drink. Tb
tfa aa ra fvi. bul ba a. tor a
ala l totlar a(C la tha arat rovar
sM from tbara ru la aatatr. Thar
m r. aumai tf.r at'ailT aaaJia la
rnitt aaJ D.a ( a japra!a
lbva:Car. I'aara aflar paaa sftvaa
an tatafaatmc aa4 iar-iB4ioa; la
nhi lata taa way af latar aiioal
Buiitiara ul taa n4U Ibal ara a4
l. corapiiN It.
T boob i brta-bl aa4 l-ar aa4
I, mark a la data Inal II la
4Ia tria p-rlod at tb praaaat l.ur
p. a is wr Th taiaal t Iba llratM
lit aiaaatiac tha f PTla lata
art l J.jlj aot-4 br 16" b.--cij
t-aa. br '-4i
b i.'X.'.. -ria. r-wtlan-t. or.
Bar la VBn-toa ft la. a )"!
aemAo) b writaa aadar lb" nin da
Bixm af "t'aWulr." da-l.aaa al
rwit t rTfl bar Idaatttr.
firal littia bock la )! ff Iba
araas aril la aatitta Tba irl l arl.l.
a Kva. a tala for fbrlatruaa. It
b . a rra coarapi of ap;rttujl baaoty. a
p.ttiloa Ibal anitl affata Iba ra.!ar.
and a artaa con.i-natioa of taridaal
Ibtt to tboa "I" ba ta raad
mv b. I a-loubta.1 Utarary talant la
llatn ta tna ruaatractioa of Ibi abort
t. a oi lut f a p'. and It at
Ira''! cAufrn paopia and otbar wfco ad
,:rt aarloua praaantatloa af truth.
Il imar It a t. fr bvimor t a !
at tbia aort wou d b out of plata. W
r.:br aat auk tba tajr. Ibaa lb
la'ian.
Tha slot daala tb Iba blrtb) of
I'hri.t Ja.ua at ftatblabam. kt aa-a.
and tna d'dl. atioa La roa-ia- -!lBly
dcdivatadi l Iba t'brtat t'blt.L"
Aa rrptUa 1 4crtba4 a at4
eroaa-laaaraa bla rvd. aa ha raaia la
tna daaart. Aa a-d maa oa a raanal
avproacnaa. and mt ba Is aatrelocar
to lb K trie af Pwrat-a. Ilra.wa draar
ar. asd oa of tbara la lb I rtor of
.ir.bia. Thna wa rnaai alts "Tba toraa
t la Maa of Iba l:al. all bat oa Iba
a a ma arraad of atarr Iba cartaia
XroalaHia Ibal M tbara aoald b
brg a ktbr mho oH b callad Iba
-Ji.) af Iba Kibc tba I'briat Jau
Boar r-ad of la Ikrlptur. It
kaoaa at Iba boar at Ib.a c hild a btrtb
tnt a Ba r atar. larfar aad axr brll
liaai ba aa etSar. wm to coma lalo
lifil d ra.trr oar bla blrtbpUa."
Vba ' abUta I aa Ina kapt br
Tbaddaua. la Miuthara Judaa. Tbaddaua
baa thra boq. la of tbam bainc atft
aub a- oa lb biUa. Tha IMr4 !
a rrtppla. from Injuriaa auattlB-d la
babTli4 whaa ba fall frora aa pr
ln.lar af bi ftlr- Inn. Tbla crip
pi br arad Tad. Two trmBar
arrla. a avaa Bd a amman. bat lbra
la room fur tbara ia Iba tna. and
tba lankaapar pit tbam la a a
tn.ria:-r ba bd J'" but.t for a bora
raltad p.MrB. Tb brothara aa lb
Vila baar tb rolr-a of aBa-rl. a B.I tb
bnl t'bttd la bora la tba hr a maa
Sa. ni.n li'tla Tad took aa tba
b ib. Tad laraaaaa aaaubaa. aad ba
ta baa.:t
t'BtortuaatalT tPi i a book ba Ju.t
aaa raralrH for raalaar. laa tat lo
bo prlat.d b(ur tb Crlla r
CHdtao h(b(a, b rt.t :: ra
. i ..-. J't - rradarwk A.
!.. a.. rt lw Cltr.
-Tx.rta nirt b'. -ra orlc'Balad
n Waabiaatoa. IA t. What aa
taat tt bcom tba m-aac famoaa dfrtlaa
club la tb world) tba Crid;roa Club.
Jiiacb la tb crt.pi modaal IBtrodac
tlua I tbla lataraatla-. or!ln ol
am, daacribln tn orcaBUatloa aad
workia of Ibal rl-brt.d aru-Ul dob
aif a.i?apr rorrapondaat al vVah
lntr a. C. le blatory aa tba
Or' llroa Club.
Mr. tuaa h pU4 lb oataid raad
tnj world andar a d-bl af aratltud ta
hint f or tb lixbt b baa ba plaaaad
t. bad oa wbal ha ! Kitborto a
v.armr4 awapaBr rtr la of whoa
' lalaBAO tboa outald Iba pail a
lr bad atlat bteta.
Mi bnoit I tb .anpt book bf
tb ar. Mr l"i wa f"r aral
J. ara lb tv a.bin t a. tX C corra
ivinJAI of Tlia t'ratfoalaa
la tRa B.al4 p C- w raad nt
Itaai iarata of tb ( Bit4 ritata aad
arnr Botabla a. I Iwaata lb tirld
Irol C'Ubi nil'tl. but wtcb thair aiaaka
rt. aad trlpp4 tnat!i- Uiair
a.
Tbla. af It- Tb ti-Mlroa Oub "--yl
a cuBCrtbutHja from aof a.m.
N it.t cart pr f r a diaaar Tba :a
Italian ara poraonal. fr
d'aa sttaBtd br ' aiaratiia com
niirlav t d'.t"a'.ibad '!. ar lo
paraona wb PJI wantaj fr a T" -
al prpoa. "Maa bav ottaa aald
tnav weuid Ilk t so t a dmaar. aad
of'ra U p- tb prir of a
piat. T vucgaauoa aavvr aa I a wall
iwa a t i.J irori maa
It La worm roliBC Ibal ry rraal
dBt of tb t'attafl tAt4 ba ba-an a
B'jaat af tba lulv tin Ita srcaa.ra
l oa. i-apl C'.aa;Bl Vbr ar ea
-raportara' praaa al tb dinnar and
(a pfomjoant, ana raa b callad la ac
roual la tb papara for an;tblnc ba
my tbara. Tb n'mlirtbip la I mitad
to , an t f la f t- I mak'a iramba rblp
aif tba Inora dlrab!a. Sinnatlm
tbin d. -t oot. aa for Inatan-- Iba
lbara bta aaa K jot.U nd 'orWr.
at., bi waa t.o t t ta harp, ard w Ba
Cardinal s- t w a rd b-
for tba club ba want'd It pubMaba.l. a
tc 0 I'i raoaa tr bi rrara-nt
ns bia rhu' ii ia tbla rouotrT.
-W i r" and "TodVr callad ona aa
aibar b tir tri aim. t tli" .nl--a
CSub fro.n l ao'.ll M?1-a.
Prastdaat CIaUa. .l-clln-d two In
wttattoaa to pra.ant at two faar
I.OB of lb llrllirta.
tardr. rfnr 3 MM. "
L.dl'a' djr that bolnr lb flrat lm
fj ! aaa wvharu waca 4-
A NEW YEAR RESOLUTION.
Wear a tmile for each day.
An you travel tile's way.
Let your lipa apeak a message of cheer f
'T will make your load lighter,
'Twill keep the road brighter,
With new smiles greeting yours all the year.
Sara Meikle. .
W ' r a -a.
rnltlad. and bacauf II all la jrr.
Waltar II. bl'iini mad a a;-ri at
th.a tlaar. la wblr.1 ha -ld Ihrr
rnuld aot ba BBolUar ladlr dlT until
l;a. wbaa tha laat balurday In t
ruarr would fall oa taa Svco. Ilo aio
ucctl Ibal Iba wore form a com.
paauoa club, lo b hnowo aa lha had
Iroa Club. Tbcr Col up a fanny llttl
kit for tha woma aad waited for tb
laugh that or cam. Than on woman
rmThd to hr bub-d; "You hroar
thai waa aorfoctly ritficulooa." That
lull Inrid'Bt mad lb Uridiroa mora
of a affair thaa ar. Il ihowH
alao that tha humor of man and tha
humor of worn ao ar aa dtataat aa Iba
Noriri ami itoutn out.
II waa la 1X1 Cat oao of tha mrm
br ubf lb booj:
rroia " taBd ( ckar many.
!..ao!a.
lUaua. I...BOUL
Vol at laixnoa, faar. If r.
I.Uauta. I.ilaoi
Al tbia dlnnar MrlUla Hon aa-
a.rnl lo bla aaina at rollcall. but
M ailer H. Utaits objoctad. aarinr that
Mona. who waa manaarcr of tba A a.o-
ctatad Praa. "was a nianutaclurrr and
not a rrprr man.- and lb club
aota-i with him.
l-ousl Btocy. b t:nllh Journal
Ut. writiaf of lha lirWiron Club. said,
-junatora. Ambaaaadort and Cabinrt
ofTirara wr aa I a-brolllrw orr tb
nra of Urtdiroa wit. but crvrythlnc
waa dona la food humor, and 1 did not
on-a alatrl a braacb of sood laata"
Whan Cbarlr V. Krjr. of lha M.
Looia tilob Dvmorrat. wa Inltutrd.
In IS. oarrthr with Kdward U. Clara,
of tb Chlcaato I'oaL aa opjjrtuaMty
waa ctrra to mpha.ia lha f t that
only Iwo atata votad for Taft. and
Mr. K)r rud this lliucrub:
l:rr man', a Maad-aa'or la t la.
A-l ba l a wliaa ara aaiara I boat.
Tiar a t a.nl da'
mo :: lana II. Ta.'l
I a ta kaaat aaa ml la Itaad "t
II I a wondar vomatlma that the
marry awipar conapiratora ar Dot
arraat'd fur "lea majalc"" or om
urh crirna.
Tb ""vlrtd- can ooly ial an4 flour
ab la on country. lv loi'.rd Mate.
II la AmarUaa. tjpually. Il baa a
aif motto, hlata our author, la Ma
for a word. -li aa sol lak ourt
too rtouly.
a-aaiai
br t ta"' ". ru-
a-.i. $i a.
Il'uabioa, jt is .a k. tw
Hare w bav tt. Abbott' own mod
cat tory of bia - year of public rv-li-a
a prjithar. author, editor '
taadar of publt opinion making a
biot-raphy ef abaorbio Intareat. ned
uiai litbt aot only oa hi own Ufa. but
BraaeaitBg a aaaaruu of Araertcaa
dn vlopmaal.
Tb book I dia;oufiv. IrtanHa. In
formlnf. aad well worth reading la a
bur saaoa wbea seriotia booka are
many. TB pas' ara l. with lixl.t.
lr. Ab"ott la abo a a man. rlerar
maa. tbr. masaain writer and edi
tor, and publl. iat. lie aa. 'I h
baa aa evolatioaiat. but not a l'r
winlaa. a liberal, but not an nn-al1.-;
aa aati-iaary maa. but ! aa Aboll
tlaiat: a anaprnc maa. but not a
prohiMtioalat: an Induatrlal Iemo rat.
but nol a MoiBll.t."
Tb chapter head (: I Introduce
Myee'f lo My llaadtra. New Tork City
tn tl-a .ta Amerl-aii Colic; In .
Bd Ijkf. Ivlitl. a. A Turning
fo.nl in Jdr l-f. Mr ratber Kewarrea
Tbroiost-al rminary. A M id- e- tar a
I'arksb imrln the Civil War. I'aator
aa-l I reai har. r.. onatroctlon the
Irobi.m and lUfort for It boiul;or.
t-iait'toiatmeau Heginaing Acain. Tba
New Journailam, Pliamula t'hurrh. An
IB triatrial ami lleliglou Itevolutioa.
and Looking forward.
It. Abboll f tbl hi grand
mother faib-jr fought at the battle of
Hunker WIL le. Abbott I a New
:n cl-t.nl man. having been born In
Hoittirr. Boatoa. hfrmlur l. MJi.
TckIsv be think of U--ton aa a I'url
tan Meita. anj add. "Tbare I no city
Ilka It: no river Ilk th Chart': no
park ilk Boaton Common: no lak
lke lb froa; pond: no Capitol lika the
Boston hiaiehouav: no residential
treat lik Commonwealth avenue; no
library equal lo tb Old Athenaeum:
no pubtn- meeitt. plat .omrvarable to
rsnrull lla.l." Tba anawer may bo ba
cauae all tbe aitrai'tiun arc In
mU Boston. Who aa now Ibal a
New tlnslatrd nui ta nol oal l- hi
own? I
Wbea oar author cam lo Near York!
Cltv la 111 to nlr tba New Yorkr
Ualvantty lha cttUtl foiUoa cf ls
a
'I f
3
r'.ty xtrnCft from nir krr lo Four
Iranlb trrt- Tb pranl CHy 1'ark
"wa wor than a wlldorn. paoplad
by trltir of uattra and ovrr-run by
nu." In th war time bclnnlnif with
Mid. Dr. Abboll wa paator at Trr
lUut. Ind. Aftrrward. ha drlftrd Into
macarin work, and lha it real day o
bi llf dawned wbn hr becani tha
prraoual friend of llanry Ward
l!--hr. Ir. Abbott how that he I
a tiarchar aronblpT. 'Ilnry Ward
lirachrr ll R my Judsmvnl tb pTral-
V orator 1 cr haard. and lly
takea hi pUfe. among tha urcataat ora
tor of tha world.' Our author uc
caedad iioa-hrr aa pastor of Iho crl
braird I'lyrooutb Church. Brooklyn.
N. V. It larmi that II waa Ir. Abboll
on Uarrnrt who u:sld that
Tbrodor KooaeTell b akr-d to Join
tho urf of tha Outlook aa contrlbuur;
editor.
1'r. Abbott think that w ItT In tha
raa t and In the future, and that the
present I only a throhold orcr which
w croa. lie apeak of bia approach
lr; piuiD( on a "looking forward to
the great adventure."
Tb Jallr Raaai for ram aad t.lrU. fc-la- td
a.1ll4 ant BrrAftg. 4 by Kraiirn Jrnklna
t'iccli ail Amraa I'andlalea. 1. ftiougb
tun. IUCla C. Itoatuo.
rrl le who read book ara often
akd: Where can on gat a 111 of
tori which can ba read aafely by
children?
Kara I Ihe ry list wanted
badly, with quite a number of stories,
Ti In all. torle alc-f-t4 berauao thry
appeal to all kind of youthful humor
0'4 taste. They are arranged In ail
group with ugKatlr headings
"Mori of Wit and Waggiahna.
"Adventure of Hoy lirlllianl and
i'.oid." 'Poinga of Ulrl Ulddy and
;id." Talaa of Beasta and Htrd Had
and Htilbe. "Iliatorle of Prince and
Irlnceea Proud and I'rodent."" "Tr.
riM Truo Traveler' Talea." " Tha
tori' ar drawn from the old claiwic,
-Arabian Night." "Oil Bias." "Don
Quixote: from Itan Anderson. Gold
mlth. Irr. Lamb. Lwl Carroll.
Thackeray and Ll k-n. and. among
Amenran author. Irving. lo. Aldrlch.
Howell. Ileln Hunt. Iurrella llal
llnlfnea and Joel Chandler Karri.
Tha Illustration ara by Amy f acker.
Viae Ol.oll la estimated lo b one
rT the beal'known and moat competent
librarian In Ihe country.
Tb I'anaK
ai j. ii.
af tri. br Mary Jobnatoa.
ila. al.frilo Co.. Iloatoa.
Worthy In vry reapect of the tl
ented auC.or of "To llav and lo Hold.
In whic, real American chivalry I pic
lured.
In "Th fortune of Carlo." Miss
Jnbaaton ha crowded br stag with
M.'.urtc aldeodor st la tba colored
ak ground of fouthtrn Kranc at lh
period uf the Cruaads. Ciarln. th chief
f.ure. . ion of a poor but nol.le
farniiy. equally aood at song or a fight,
win bia nun in Iba Holy taand and
ro're back lo France Jual In time to
bear hi part In a bitter but glorious
nil war. lo t'.a course of time he
fin-la that tba Ptincea In who de
frnae and behalf be Is fighting is lit
very me girl whom. Jraar before, be
had rescued In an hour of peril.
Th book la full of thrilling episode
and bard-toucbl encounters, but their
Outcome I entirely aallsta'lory. and
every reader will rejoice lo tha bappy
and romantic ending.
Kmpliatii ally. lue one hastorical
novel of tb )ear IMS. Big In every
a ay.
BaaiBai f Old reeLxrana. by V laabalh
t i;a-lna. li : a.:r a '.e4. I." io. U.
W.
P.
I'utrsm a Bon. Naw fsrk Cltr.
"Wbtl I!. Belgium of today I ovr
w helmed by a volcanlc uprusri of hell.'
th heart-uk beholder turn gladly lo
contemplation of It glorlou past. No
l.ir.l ha ever been o harried with
word and flam I) the Invader, or ha
lru;--: more pl.oenlx-!ik from It
.hra. Thu wi;i iha surely rise again.
I louih rrlthrr ran:paln of Caeaar
nor M.ani:i fury have dealt uch deva
tatlon na in prreent war. 'With a pity
for building w hich ha did not exercise
toward human being.' Philip II of
Si-aln con-r'anded hta troop to respect
churchee and n unniinn. But apart
from religious considerations, there I
good reason for the protection of archi
tecture, since a niAsterpiaco belong
nol to a cation alone, but to all 111
world, and should live forvr.
Tni la pari of lha eloquent preface
lo tni bllorlci:y luter.atinf. well-
written hook of 411 rasa. It picture.
a romantic, old-time Belgium which the
world wlU nevar know again. Aiwr
lha present war la over, of roars a
new. Belgium will arls from tba ruin.
In aa architectural ens, but much of
tha old Belgium that tourliit knew
and loved. Is fun forever. It will live
In nnn'a memory largely through th
nrlnted Dtiea and pictures of suctf
book s tiieae.
The IlluVtratlong number 80 and are
excellent In quality and selection. The
list of chapter: Part I. lOot): Tho
She-Wolf Litter: A Legend of tha Nar
vll The Lily aad the Bee: A Merovin
gian Romance The Son of Aymond,
and a Daughter of Charlemagne A
Boar of the Ardenne: Sequel to The
Hon of Aymon A Tale or Tale: The
Hermit's Cruade "An It Please Thee,
ITUUppa": A Xst Chronicle of Frola
sart. Part IL (Webs of Oudensarde):
An Abandoned Tapestry. (An Errant
Prtncs: A Rat r the Arras. (The
Story of Egmont) The Abandoned
Tapestry -Waterloo Blood Kindred
Home Notable Examples of Belgian Ar
chitecture. The Calnaabla. Amertrw' t.reac lugowar.
TttraafB ta lairaa. .hu.i.im. - -
Mew, br barnuel ciirut..pUar Lancaster,
luuatrated. I? id Bad iio. At tb book
stores of this cliy.
The glary that was Rome in build
ings and mechanical structures has
lone since crumbled Into dust. That i".
In the larger sense of the word.
What. then, remains of Rome todayT
Roman laws and Roman roads. These
bare defied time.
It la not too much to say to ex-
pres tho bona that th great Oregon
road, tb Columbia mgnway, win
Ihe years lo come, add to Oregon's
greatness. Oregon haa many gionea,
but on of th chlefest la its famous
road. Pilgrimage will be made to ee
It from many lands. When we and our
children pass, this shinlnx road will
remain.
Tha man wo designed Ihl ramou
road, the consulting engineer, who
studied Ita possibilities and actualities,
and whoa blue prints callad It Into
being. I tha author of this poem in
orlnt Mr. Lancaster. 11a was "th
consulting engineer in rixinar tne iocb
Hon and directing the construction or
tha Columbia River Highway from
Portland east. through the Cascade
nange. In Multnomah County. Oregon.'
It is fitting to observe that Mr. Lan
caster gives ample credit to other cltl
sens who made possible this road,
among others 8. Benson and John B.
i eon.
But the book.
How shall J describe It. In print. In
the column of a newianer? Word
seem to fall, sometime. In examining
Ihl book, and from th viewpoint of
professional book reviewer, the lusting;
Impression comes that It I of Ihe same
order of art aa a beautiful statue. Just
from th band of th master worker.
One admirea tha marble that seem to
glow, lha line and curve that assume
form, and then ar lost In the artistic
glory that Is Ihe statue Itself. Sc. In
ihl book, the dainty cover of na li
me nt. with a rainbow setting of road
bridge and river: the mauninccnt 31
color platea and other Illustrations, i'i
of them, by the new proces of color
photography. flrt photographed on
glass from nature, and afterwards re
produced by the four-color process: Ihe
printed message and modest description
of the road these and other attribute
In one harmonious w hole, grow Into the
tatue In print, th most ! autlfully
artistic book of one's remembrance.
Its subject, too. is ennohllnjt. Its text la
not how to covet wealth and amass It.
not to destroy our fellow creature, but
this thought: "A road. Come and lot
u view It together!"
It I a refreshing experience, too. to
obaerve the deep, sincere, religious reel-
Ins; In tb printed mesna-. It i a
ir a long-ago Puritan had arisen from
Ihe stalwart days of Plymouth Ko k
ss If Oliver Cromwell bad been reincar
nnted for a while to utter one of hi
glowing messagea, in which be paid
tribute to the Great Architect. Yes, It
1 comforting that Mr. Lancaster is not
afraid In this material age to express
In print bl dependence on God for
help.
The book consist alternately of
printed page and artistic Illustration.
Those pictures depict men and women
famous In Oregon's history. The story
tells of Oregon trsil and roads, from
Indian day, fur-trapper days, pioneer
days, to this rubber-tire sge.
The chapter head are: "Formation
of the Cascades and Sierra Xevsda
Itnnge," "Formation of the Columbia
Itlver and the Gorge," "Karly Life in
the Columbia Basin." "The Fur Trad
er. "Early Missionaries. "Life at Fort
Vancouver." "The -StrURCle to Posses
the Land." "Transportation on the Co
lumbia." "The Columbia River High
way." The appendix Includes these
articles: "Flatheads. ' "Whitmnn Massa
cre," "Indian and River Called Mult
nomah, "Indian Bead and Mediums
of Kxchange." "Coinage of Gold Into
Beaver Money and "Chief Joseph of
the Nex Perce."
A Utile child, able to rend and write.
and to reason Intelligently, was once
akrn lo attend a performance of Mae-
erlinck's "Blue Bird." .So much was
he Impressed with the spiritual beauty
of what she saw, that when asked her
opinion of the play, she could only
snswer: "Oh!"
That expresses my exact estimate of
Mr. Lancaster's book. Will his book
help a better appreciation of beautiful
Oregon?
Yes.
ro much In demand i the book that
th first edition of copies is al
most sold out.
rally! Th ntory f a Perfect r.eatletnaa. hv
isa use. . . canl. ttuugbloo, l.xiila
Co.. iioaloa.
Our author in private life Is Captain
ln Hay Belth. o the Tenth Argyll
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xpedlllonary fnrce, France.
Ia "Scally." Mr. Hay Introduces u
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man. The author and his wife are
apposed to figure prominently in the
Itltle story of I page, but th dog
ero easily orruple the center of the
tag. The two human being are on
he way to th Home for Lot I'ogs at
Baltersea. Knit land, to get a dog of
Istlngulahed lineage, cheaply, when
Kcally otherwise Kxcali bur comes
Into their life suddenly, and star there.
Scally turns out to be a Joker, but .
Th story la for men and women.
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t'barlea W. E.loL. HuughtuB-Mlfflla Co..
Boston.
If you are puxxling what to give a
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Much of the material iu tin little
book of T page ronslala of laclures
ur author delivered to newcomers al
arvard University. Tb addresses are
In number, and their message i
haractar building. Their author I
president emeritus of Harvard L'nlver-
ity.
Tba filartea Itaaral. by Joatln Huntly
'rthr. 1.Jj- John Lane Co.. .New York
City.
Her we have an echo of Mr. MrCar-
hy's earlier and famoiia novel. if I
Wr King." where the hero was Fran.
cola Villon, afterward constat), e ot
France, and loved by bJKh-born Hath-
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In "Tb Glorioua Kascal, ' I illon Is
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Daaa laemy. bv Jean Webstar. II 30. llins-
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Illustrated by 41 whimsical, laugh ter-
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Dear Lneiny is torn in uio loriu vi.
letters and la a novel of the w-holesom
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smacks of "Daddy Long; Legs, an
ought to bo as popular as that attrac
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The principal character, Eallie Mc
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to ba a social butterfly. Is asked to take
charge or an orphan asylum which has
lost it matron. The 113 orphans, an
a Scotch doctor, Robin MacRae. have
apparently sunk Into Grouchyland, and
there are many scowl until Sallle sp
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The Three Thing, by Mary 'Phlpman An
drew a. 50 ce n ta. Little, srown S: CO
Boston.
A really great, little story of the big
war tn Kurope. Any author would be
proud to write it.
A young American. Philip Morton
Landioutt, proud, aristocratic, rich in
money and fnd of parading hi class
superiority over "common people,
Join the British army and fights the
Germans In Belgium. He finds there
the renunciation of class hatred, also
forgiveness, and the awakening of
knowledge of true brotherhood.
A splendid tale-for ChrlatmaaUde.
The fierman Fleet, by Archibald Hurd. 23
cent,
cliy.
Oorgo
u. uorua
Co., New York
Mr. Hurd for years has handled na
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His latent book, "The German fleet.
consists of 190 pages, and Is a first'
class manual of that fleet just now,
and of Its creation, rise, and Its eco
nomic relation to the political and eco.
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11 as seen from an Interesting Lngllsn
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member of the German general staff,
showing how Germany would invade
America. I
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
O'ontlnued Prom Pate 8.)
suiula Krwi,
: B. T. P. IT-
ivacoiu
ai vices. XX and
u John. Oermao. Rev. p. Baetmann.
psaior lo, Bundsy c.too:. 11 and 7:30,
orea hlrr L7 tn pastor; tf:JO. B. T. P. V.
aaediln. Flfteeuta and lloyt street. Rv.
F. LUieo. pastor preaching. 10:43 and
30. fcuuday school. 11 (aoua); U. T. P.
I', S.
Chlnea Mission. S3 Tttirnsld street
Sunday scbool, 7. J. Q. Maio&o. supfin-
lauirnL
ltailnn Kwrnn. Eat KIbteeTtb and Tib-
betl streets, p.ev. Francesco fcanneUa. pi
lor lo. fuiius? school: 10:30. short eermoa
for ! nsllar.-eiieakina people; 11. praachlnff
ervica. j. pastora circi iprser scrvic
a trcachiDK -rvic.
Th Young Men's Class H. T. X. C of
th lilgnland Hai tist rhuren. East blxth and
Albena traeta n:tt nt A. M.. Sunday,
am youBg cdcd ar argea ta MXteaa.
Oeodwill Mission, iiieenLk aad Bola
atrect J, address.
CATHOLIC
Pro-Cathedrai. Fittaantb and Davla
treeua. Rev. K. V. O 11 ara. Maa. . 1:14.
0. s.i; bun mass, 11, avsung sa rvlca.
:
ot. Lanrreme. Third and Sherman (treat,
ilea. J. J. lii.st.aa Mass, . S lUi blgb maaa
iu:u; erennis service. l:no.
bL I'strlrfcs N'lPeteenib and Savlr
treat IUm. bl. P. Murphy. Mas. 8, hill
maaa. 14:JU. evening service. 7:l.
M- Francur. Kast Elevectb and Oak
atraola f.o. J. at. Black, alas. 8. . l.
uicu mass. lv:U: vamm aertlca. 7:20.
ImmacU'St Heart of alarjr, V iiirams ar.
nu aaa Msuton. Ksv. w. A. Ily. kla
. , tf; blgn mars. 2u:u; cvaaiug ervl.
;.i.j.
lijly rioaarr. Eaat Third and Clackamsa.
Rev. C. J. Olson. Mass, C, T. 8. ; big
-iis-a. 11: .Vratnl service. 7:30.
The kla'irtinc. Kufft Twenty-fourth and
Suisivou. timv. t). r. Thompson. Maaa. 7:So.
; blga maaa. 10:0; veaiag aarvloa. 7:4a.
feu Aatirtas', l.ssl Nlntli and Alberts
striata. H :v. T. Klernan. Mass, S; blga
maaa 10:s; evening service, 1:34,
Aaceuaton. Kaat '.amtilll and Kaat Sev
tv-aixth Knncicar. Psthcrs. Maaa, ft; blsh
maa. li:U'i: evening service. 1:60.
liK-sacd pacrsment. slaryiand srenu and
Ulatidcna '.reet. r.ev. B. V. Kelly. !aa
hich misa. l:o, evening service. 7:lO.
Holy .tetleercer. i'ortland boulevard snd
V'anc.iuver sveru. liev. F. B. Miller. Maaa.
6. S, l:lgh 1'iaaa 10:CU; evenlug aervlcc. 7.a0.
bu irt-aiiua, J.o Forty-tliird street tioutb.
eaat. Jesuit Fathers. Maaa, 8; high maaa
lv. 4u! evening aervlce. 7:30.
Holy (-roes. 774 Boacoln street. Rav. C
ftamn(l. Mass. 8, bleb mass. 20:30; even
inr service. 7 : Jo.
b'U 1'hilip Neii, Eaat !xTeenth and Hick
ory. I'.ev. W. J. Cartwrlsht. Mass 8; blga
n.o- 10:30; evening servlc. 7:30.
escred Heart, taat Kleventb and Cantar.
Rev. o. Hol.L Mass, 8; high mast, 10:3u;
...Dine service 7:-0.
St. Ai'ltia. East Fifteenth and Miller.
Rev. J Cummlelcy. Msas, 8: high maaa.
10:110: eveuir.a service, 7:30.
St. Joseph tGerrr.Bni. Fifteenth and Couch
treiLs. I'.ev. B. Durrer. Maaa. 8; blgb
mass, lo Lo. tvtainr service. 7:o.
at. Claras, capitoi ami. STanciscan
Fathers. Kev. Fa her Modeatua Low maa
7:30 o'clock; high mass and benediction.
v:l.'0 o'clock; sermon at both masse.
be rHanialaus iltalianl, Alarylanu avenua
and Wluametle boulevard. Rev. -1 . Jlathvw.
alaaa, 8, bitfh mass, 10:3O; evenlu service
7:30
St. Clements. Smith and Nawton (treeta
Rav. C Smith. Maaa, ; aign maaa, ie:i
avenlns aervice, 7:u,
St. Patera Leal. Kav. p. Buetgao. Mas
8; hij;h ma-.s. li'illO; eanil: aerviue. 7:30.
til. Charles, Thlrty-rourtu and Killings-
worth. Kev. O. suiderborn. alass, b; blgb
mass, 10:3: evenin service. 7:30.
Hi. Rom s cnurco, s iity-toira aoa Ala
meda streets Kev. J. M. Osarrail, paator.
Masses. 8 and 10 A. at.; evening aavouin.
u F. M.
ni. Michael Church. Fourth and :lll
iltullani, Jesuit rath era Lrfiw mass, 8:30,
blfh mass. 10:30; evening service, 7:50. ai.
Ualeslra. S. J., paator.
EL. Stephens liev. Warren A. WaltL. paa
tor. Corner fe.t Forty-secona ana laylor
aireeta. Sundaya. holy mass at a. B.M and
10:30 A. M. ltosary. sermon ana eneaio
ilun. 7:C0 P. M. instruction In Christian
doctrine given al school every scbool day.
CHaUBTIAja.
rirM. corner Park and Columbia atrts
naraie. minister. Mundsr school at
41; men's eis in th T. M. C A- audi
torium at v:i; voung woman class In tb
T W" C A. auditorium at :4o; Christian
Lodeavor boclty at 0:80; church aerrlcea
l tl A. M. and 7:30 P M.
Ad.san, comer East Seventh aad Lib
erty streets W. X sltlllnser. BHalair.
Uibla acbooL :4S: morning woraaip, if;
irrutlBu fcndaavor. :!Ut: volag aarvto.
I 80
Vernon, corner Eaat Fifteenth Bad Wy
fsnt streets A. J. Melton, mlldstar. Blbl
arhoel. 10; mornln worship, il; Chrlauaa
tndravor. 8 avenlng ervlcas, 7:80.
Montavllla Ur. J. F. Onormlay. In tb
ttaar.ee of tb pastor, Kav. J. C. Ghormley,
Bill apeak at II A. M. and 8 P. II. Cnrlailaa
tnJ-ar. 7 P. M.
Advent Christian. 438 Second treet, near
Hall street Kev. J. 6. Lucas. -at or. Serv
ices, preachlns. 1':S0 o'clock: Sunday school,
li and l-oal Workers. 8:30; preaching.
J 30 o clock; praer meeting, Thursday, 7: ..
Kern I'ark tl. K. Berry, paator, in plc
ot K. Tlbb Vaxey. Kagulor aervlce a. 11
A. XI. and 7:30 P. 11.
Eaat side, corner Kaet Twelfth and Taylor
A. I., t'rlh. mliilatcr. Hlble school at
lo A. M. Be on time. Morning aervice at
II subject "Among the I'hurchea"; even
liiir aerl-e" at 7:3H. subjeet. "The Hound
Tr'p": C. K. at :30 V. M.
t(Mlney Avel.uc rtev. k. . siucsiey. iieia
a,rr,tiirv it t! Noriherestern Benevolent
Aa.-c'.iition. will aneak at II A. M.: Kev.
J T. lihormley anil, speak at 7:"0. theme.
nMii T"srd the Hark for the I'rli. ':
New Year's, ereclal muntc under the flrec
Ilon of .!r. Ilcotrica I.. Klmmons: Batch
meeting al I 1)' held hv eery department
uf Lie chu'-h X. w Tear's eve.
HIKISTIAV SCIENCE.
First. Kvcritt, between KiKhteenth snd
Mntee!ntu atreita S.rvlce 11 snd a. aub
Ject of lcan aermon: "ijhrlatlan Science.
-Sur.day school. :! and 11; Wednesday
veulnc meeting at 8.
Second. East Sixth street and Holla
dar awnui Servlc-a 11 and S. subject of
li-aaon aermon: "t'hrlatlan Science." Sun
day school. :li; Wedneaday evening meet
ing at 8.
Third. Eaat Twelfth and Salmon street
Services 11 and 8. subVct of lesaon ser
mon: 'Christian Science." Sunday . school.
II and Wedneaday evening meeting
Fourth. Vancouver avenue and Emerson
atr..at Services 11 snd H, subject of lefl-
aon sermon: "Christian Science." Sunday
school. :t; and 11; Wednesday evening
meeting at 8
Fifth. Myrtle Park station Services 11
A. M., subject of Kason sermon: "Christian
tfcienoo." Sunday school, 8:30; Wednesday
evening meeting at 8.
IHU.bTl.tN AM MISSIONARY ALLIAXt K
Oospei Taoernncle. comer Eaat Ninth and
Clay treete John E. F. pastor. Su: day
acbooL 10 A. U.: preaching, 11 A. M.
Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:4a. Blbl study
sa scriptural healing Friday z:48 P. at.
CHl'KCH OF CHRIST.
Klnth avtnua, three blocks north ot car.
Una In Lent, corner Eighty-fourth strse:
and Fifty-fourth avenue. Southeast Evan
gelist 8. O. Pool will bold service each
avenlug during tba week at 8 o'clock. All
welcome.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First, Park and Madison streets Luther
R. Dyott. minister. 0:.)0 A. il., Bible school;
6:30, Y. P. S. C. E.; Dr. Dyott' theme,
11 A. M.. "Contents of the Incarnation";
7:40 P. M- csuaua. "Th Coming of the
King."
Pllyrlm, Shaver street and Missouri ave
nue Rev. W. C. Kantner. minister. U:45
A. M., Sunday school; 11 A. M.. "A Star In
the Bast": :30 P. M Christian Er.desvor;
7:30 p. 2d., cantata, "The Messiah's Advent.
Highland, East Sixth and Prescott streets
Rev. E. S. Bollinger, pasior. 10 A. at.,
Sunday school; 11 A. M.. "Our Best Gift"
B:2f r nt . v P K. C. K. : 7:43 P. M.. can
tata. "The Christmas King" IHolden); the
Junior choir will take special parts.
Laurelwood. Sixty-fifth street end Forty
fifth avenue Southeast C. 8. Johnson, mln.
Ister. Services, morning, 11; evening, 7:80:
Sunday school, 10; Christian Endeavor, 8:30.
Atkinson atemorlau. Eaat Twenty-nlntn
and East Everett Sunday school. 9:60.
morning service, 11; -Christian Endeavor.
::10; evening service. 7 :45.
"University Fark, Haven street, near Lom
bard Kev. F. J. Meyer, paator., Sunday
school, 1 A. AL; preaching. 11 A. M. and a
P. M.. ; Chrlatlan Endeavor aervlce, 7 P. M.;
midweek- service, Ihuraday. 8 p. IL
St. Johns Daniel r. Thomas, pastor. IV
o'clock. Biol school; XX, service ; 6:30.
Christian Kndeavor.
East Side, Last Twentieth and Ankonj
streets Kev. W". O. Shank, pastor. 10, Sun
day school; IX, preaching by tna pastor;
:4S, B. X. P. I).; 7:4a. preaching by th
pastor.
Tabernacle 9:45, Sunday scbool; preach
ing at 11 and 7:30 by Kev. A. J. War.
J0, B. Y. P. U.
Hose City Park Community Church, For-ty-fiitb
and Hancock Kev. J. M. Skinner,
paator. School of religious education 0:io.
Morning worship 11; VouU Peoples meet
ing :J; vmzig worship, i :30.
Sunnyslde, corntr of East Taylor and
East Thirty-second streets Kev. J. J.
Staub, D. D., pastor. Services at 11 A. 31.
snd 7:45 P. M.; Sunday school, 10 A. 11.;
Junior Christian Endeavor, 3 P. M. ; Inter
mediate Christian Kndeavor, 4:li 1 "11.;
Senior Christian Endc-avon, t:3 P. il. ;
Subjects ot sermons: "Tlio limelcss Charm
of the Curislmas btory and Cr,Tunas
Joy."
Waverly Heights, Woodward avenue at
East Thirty-third street. Kev. A. C. Moses.
minister. Sunday school, : A. M. ; morn
ing worship, 11; Y. P. S. C, 6:30 P. M.;
venlng worship, 7:iO; prayor meeting, ,:jw
P. M. Thursday. Morning subject: "lue In
carnation"; evening, aacred concert.
DIVINE IKUil CENTER.
Divine Truth chapel. Sellins-Hirsch build
ing., corner Weal park and Washington
eircels Kmv. T. M. Minard, pastor. serv
ices 11 A. M., subject: "Watch"; Hlble
cisas, Tuesday U P. Id.; class study, Thurs
day, 8 1', M.
fTiscorAx.
pro-Calbedral ot St. Stephen the Martyr.
Tairlei.ia aad Ciay streets Very Kev. ai.
M. Xtauisey. dean. Holy cominunlon, i:4.
aunftay scuoo", X0. morning service, XI; serv
ice lor cuior d peupi. 3, evening ear vice.
4ft.
Trinity, Nlneteenln and Everett itreet
Rv. Dr. A. A. Morrison, rectur. Servicas,
, XI and 8; Sunday school, 11:40;, Good sei
loaabip Society, pariah house, Miaeiaeata
anil Davis sireeis, 7 to 7:ba.
Church of St. Micnael and All Angela.
Broadway and East Furiy-lnird street Nortn,
aermon, 11; holy communion, first aunuay.
tl, taird sunuay, I -av.
Grace Memorial, Weiaier and East Seven
leenlb- streets North Kev. Oswald W. Xay-
jor, vicar. Holy communion, a. excepting on
flrsv Sunday la tba month; moruing prayer
snd aermon, XI; sunuay acnooi. xv. .so even
ing sarviea.
St. Mattheaa, Corhett and Bancroft atreets
Her. W. A. M. Ureck, vicar. Sunday
scbool. 10 A. M. , service and sermon, 11
All Saints, Twenty-fifth and Savler streets
Sunday st .:ooL. 10; morning prayer and
sermon, 11; celebration or tne noiy com
munion the first Sunday in th month at
X and th third bunuay at s.
Good Shepherd, Graham atreet and Van
couver avenae Kev. jonn xiawson. rector.
Sundsy school, 8:45; morning service. 11 1
evening service. 7:80.
St. Paul's, wooomere rcev. uswaid w.
Talor. vicar. Holy communion, first Sunday
ot month, S; evenlns prayer and sermon, a,
except the first Sunday of month.
St. John a, MU arauaie Kov. John D. Rlc,
ilrar. B, holy communion, except on first
Sunday of month; 10, Sunday achool; 11,
morninz prayer; 7:80. evening prayer; Hoi,
Communion first Sunday of monta.
St. John's. Seliwood Bav. John D.
Klcs.
3:30.
vicar. Prayer, a; holy communion.
first Sunday of month.
Church of Our savior, Woodstock,
Eat
Forty-first street ana sixtieth avenue
Archdeacon Chambers in charge. Sunday
school 10 A. M. Service and sermon at 11
A. M.
St. Andrews. Hereford street, opposite
Portsmouth School Archdcamon Chambers
in charge. Sunday school 10 A. M. Service
and lermon 11 A. M.
St. David' Rev. Thomas Jenkins, rector.
S:00 A. M . eucharist; 9:i A. -M.. school; 11
A. M., matins and sermon; 7:30 P. M., serv
ice and sermon.
Bishop Morris Memorial Chapel Every
Sundsy. Holy communion, 7 A. M. : even
song. 7:i.V
All Saints. Twenty-rtrtn an-1 Savier
streets Every Sunday. Sunday school. 10
A. M.: morning service. 11 o clock. Rev.
Frederic Kendall Howard, chaplain.
CVaM-ELICAL,
Tb Swedish Bvangelleal Free Church.
corner of Miaaourl avenue anc aumner
treet H. G. Kodine, paator; Sunday achool.
8:46; preaching. 11 A. M.. ; younc peupu a
meeting, 6:45; preaching, s V. it.
First German, corner lentn ana Clay
atreets G. F. XJemtng, Sr.. pastor. Sunday
school at 9:30 A. M. ; preschlng service Ox
ths pastor at lu:4a A. M. ; young l-aop('a
Society aervlcos at 7 P. M. ana prescmng
by the paator at 8 P. at.
LATTER-DAY SAINTS.
Sundav school at 10 A. M. : servlo-s im
mediately following at 11:4.": a special even
ing service will Ip huld nt 7 o'clock at
which President Melvln J. Ballard, of the
Northwestern Stales Mission, will be the
speaker and will also rentier some vocal
selections.
LUTHERAN.
Bethel Free, Stuben Hall. Ivy and Williams
atreela Kev. J. A. btaley, mlniater. rreaca.
tr.g at 11 A. al. and a f. il.. sunuay acnooi.
10 A. M.
United Norwegian. Fourteenth and Davia
treat Rev. Wtlhclm Peltersen. pastor.
Bervlees. 11 A. 14. and 8 P. M.. alternately
EoKliah. and Norwegian; Sunday school, 13
M. -Our
8avlor. Norwegian, East Tenth and
Grant George Hendrickson. pastor. Sunday
school snd Bible class. 8:30 A. M. ; Engliah
aermon, 10:1a A. M. ; Norwegian aervlce at
1:4a A. at.
Bethany oanlsli. T nion avenue IWorth and
Morria atreet M. C. Jensen-hnBT.ilm, pas
tor. Services J l ana n, ounoay suuooi uuo
Bible class, 10; young people's meeting.
ueaday, 8.
German Kvangewcai Lutncran .ion tii-
souri Snod. corner Salmon aim chapman
trceta Si rvices, lu:lo A. .vi., :. l. Ji.,
S.. l:15 A. M. H. 11. ivoppennann,
pastor.
Trinity German ijiissouri cnouj, Will
iams and Graham avenues J. A. Kintbai-h,
astor. Sunday school. :io A. .M.; prcacn-
ilig. 10:13 A. M. and 7 SO P. M.
irmiin Evaneelicai cutneran zion cnurcn
Missouri ynod), corner Salmon and Chap
man streets M. 11. Aoppeiman, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:13 A. M. ; services. 10:16
. M.: no evening services.
St. Jame-' KnKllah Lutheran, corner Wst
Park and Jeflcrson streets J. Allen I-as.
B. D., pastor. Services at 11 A. M.. theine.
'Christ the Wonderful : in the eveuirn: the
Sundsy s-hool will hold their t hristmas
rvicas: LUlher 1-aisne at 1. M. ; tun-
ay achool al 10 A. M.
, METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
First, Twelfth and Taylor streets Dr.
Frank I I.ovelond, minister. lo::.0. choral
communion; 1:1:13. Sunday school; t:3H,
Young People's Council; 7:"(i, cantata of
"Tho Christ Child"' by quartet and chorus.
Sunnyslde. corner of fast Vsmhlii ar.d
Thirty-filth treet R. Elmer Smith, pas
ter. Sunday achool, &:fi0 A. M. ; preaching.
11 A. at.: Epworth League. 6:30 P. AL;
people' popular servlc. 7 :45 P. M.
Lents Rev. W. R. F. Browne, minister
eumlay school. I'M A. M.. S. K. Toon, su
perintendent. Sermons by the pastor morn
ing and evening; 11 A. M., 7:3a p. X. serv
ice at Bonnet's chapel. 8 P. M.
German. Rodney avenue and Stanton
street T. A.- Schumann, pastor. Sunday
scbool. 8:45 A at.; services. 11 A. IL and 1
p U. : Epworth League, 7:15 P. IL
First Norwegian-Danish, corner Eighteenth
and Hoyt O. T. Field, paator. Morning
service at 11 aad evening service at 8.
loung people's meeting every Tuesday
evening at 8; prayer meeting, Tuesday, a
P. M-
Lincoln, Eaat Fifty-second snd Llnco.n.
atresia. Rev. Q. O. Haley, paator Sunday
achool at 11:30. Preaching services at 10:3v
and 8.
Westmoreland M. K.. Milwaukie avenue,
betwoen Kainona and South avenues C H.
Harrison, pastor. 10 A. M., Sunday school;
11 A. M. prcachiiiff, "The Triumphal Kn
try"; 7Slo. evening service, "Aiming and
Misslug the Wsrli."
Centenary, East Nlnlh and East Pino
streets, the home-like church of the East
yj.ja T. w. Lane, minister. Sunday school.
0-43 A. L: morning worship. 11 o'clock,
sermcn by the pasior, "Somo After-Christmas
Thoughts"; clasB ameuting, :u0 P. M.;
Epworth League, 6:15 P. M. : evening hour
given to service of song by the ehoir, under
direction or Mrs. J. S. Hamilton, choir
leader.
Mount Tabor, corner of East Stark and
Sixty-first t:. 0!i:i Eldridge, j astor. Serv
ices Sunday as follows: 11 A. M., preaching
by the pastor, subject, "God's Christmas
Girt to the WorK"; evening, 7:45 o'clock,
Christmas cantata, rendered by the choir:
Christmas mornin-r prayer meeting, 7 o'clock:
Sundiiy school, n :!.-, a. M. : Junior League.
3 1". M.; Epw orth League, 6:30 P. M. : mid
week prajer service, Thursday evening. S
o'clock.
Epworth, Savler and North Twenty-sixth
streets c. O. IcCuiloch, pastor. Sunday
school. :45 A. M. : preachlns 11 A. M. and
i :o0 P. il.; Epw orth League. 6::t0 P. Jf. ;
morning sermon. "The Word Was Made
Flesh"; evening, "Hen Who Walt for Their
Lord."
Central. Vancouver avenue and Farg-o
street C. C. Rar.'ck, pastor. Sunday school,
:43 A. M. ; mornintr sermon, bv Rev. Clar
eneo True Wilson, D. D., 11 o'clock; class
meeting, 12: IS P. M ; Epworth League,
6:30 P. il. : evening sermon, "The Christ
mas Expectancv," 7:30; midweek service.
Thursday, 7:45 P. M.
Woodiawn, East Tenth and Highland
Louis Thomas, pastor. Morning. "What Is
the Good News?"; evening. "Christmas In
Song." by the choir; Sunday school, lo A. M. ;
Kpworth League. 6:00 P. M. ; prayer service,
Thursday evening.
Laurelwood, Sixty-third street Southeast,
near Foster road C. R. Carlos, pastor. 11
A. M "The Pauline Conception of the
Birth of Jesus"; 7:SO P. M., "The Christ
mas Story by Dr. Luke"; 11:45 A. M., Sun
day school; t:30 P. II., Epworth League. The
large chorus will render special Christmas
music under direction of Professor Hoiling
worth. Trinity. East Tenth and Sherman streets
Rev. A. B. Caldor, pastor. Sunday school,
10 A. M. : Epworth League, 6:30 P. SI.; 11
A. M., 'Faithfulness: The Iload to Pros
perliy"; 7:00. "Old Age."
Clinton Kelly J. West Thompson, min
ister. A cordial welcome to all: !:45 A. !.,
Sundav school: 11 A. M., morning worship.
New Year's sermon, ''God's Call to Right
eousness"; 6:::o P. M. ; Kpworth League:
7:::o, holiday sacred concert by the chorus
and orciic-'t ra.
University park, corner Fisko and Lom
bard streets L'-v Charles T.. Hamilton, pas
tor. Sunday school, ;45 A. AI. ; Kpworth
League. 6:oO P. M. ; preaching. 11 A. M.
and 7:30 P. M.; morning subject. "The Knd
of tho Year"; evening stirject, "If Christ
Had Not Come."
Hose City Park. Sandy boulevard and
Fast Fifty-eighth street North William
Wallace Youi:gson. minister. 11:45, Sundav
scho d; 11 A. St.. "The Plea 'of the Modern
World": 4:30. 'The Star of Glory" In story
and song. "The Star of Glory" will be
sung by the morning choir. Mrs. W. C. '
Schmltt. director, will provide music to il- ,
lustra te the Christmas story told by Mabel
J. Kosemon.
MOW THOUGHT.
Temple of Truth, Eilers building. 112
Broadway Perry JosepU Green, minister.
Lecture at S P.M., "Christmas," by Flor
ence Crawford.
NEW CIllTtt II SOCTETY.
Veiv church Ko"icty, Knights of Pythias
II. ill. Kle .-in 11 and Alder streets Rev.
Samuel Worcester, pastor. Subjvct, 11 A.
M.. ' "Tile Song of tho Heavenly Host';
Sunday schol ut 10:15.
TRKSBYTKRIAX.
First. Twelfth and Alder streets Dr. Boyd
will preach today at 10:80 A. M. acd 7:3J
P. M-
Idlzpah. Division and East Niiieteentb
atreets. Kev. Karry Leeds, paator Services
Sunday 1! A. M ard 7:34) P. M.
Mount Tabor Morning sermon by Rev.
Weston F. Shields, of Medford; evening, 5
o'clock, sermon by Kev. Weston F. Shields.
Vernon, corner . Nineteenth and Wycant
streets H. K. Mount. pastor. Sunday
school al 0 .15 A. M. ; Junior C. E. at 4 P.
M.; C. E. at t',:oO P. M. ; pu'olic worship
at 11 A. M.: subject at 7:30 P. M "Christ
mas Reflections."
Keniiworlh, 1'ast Thirty-fourth and Glad
stone avenue liev. I K, Richardson, pastor.
Kible school, 0:43; morning worship. 11 A.
M. ; vespers. 3 H M. ; Y. P. S. C. E., 6:15
T. M.
Central, East Thirteenth and Pine streets
Rev. I K. Grimes. I0:.!0; 12 M., Sunday
school: ii::;t, Christian Endeavor: 7:30.
Piedmont. Cleveland avenue and Jarrett
street Kev. A. I.. Hutchinson, pastor. At II
A. M. tho theme will be "The Greatset
ChrifUmas Evangel." The last of the series
on the study of prophecy will be given at ,
7:3 P. M.; topic, "Messianic. Prophecy."
There will be special Christmas music at
both services.
Calvary, Eleventh and Clay streets Rev.
Oliver S. Buuin, pastor, will preach. 10:"O
A. M.. "Unfinished Tasks"; 7:50 P. M..
"Nothing Short of a Tragedy"; Sunday
school, ! o'clock; C. E. Society. 0:30 P. M.
Rose City Community, Forty-fifth and
Hancock streets Rev. J. M. skinner, pas
tor. Worship. 11 A. M and 7:50 P. M.:
school of religious education, !i:45 A. M. :
Yourg People's meeting. t:::o P. M. ; mid
week service. Thursday evening. 7:50.
Fourth, corner First and Gibbs Henry
C Hanson, pasior. 10:30 A. M "The
Word Made Flesh"; 12 at., Sunday school,
5 P. M., Christinas programme, by Sundav
school; no Christian Endeavor or evening ,
servire. "
Srokane-Avenuo Presbyterian W. S. M1'
Ctillac'h. pastor. Morning sermon at 11
o'clock, theme. "The Glory of G"d in the
FaeA of Jesus": evening sermon at 7:30 on
"Divine Acquaintance."
KEIWiMF.Ir.
First German. Twelfth and Clay streets
G. Hafner. pastor. Service. 10:15 A. M. ;
no evening service, but Chris: mas celebra
tion of Hillsdale Sunday i-chool.
SPIItriT'ALISTs.
Fii-sl Spiritualist, eorr.er Sixth and .Mont
gomery 3 1'. M.. le.-lul'e
Mrs.
sayes, Mrs. Partridge. .
P. M..
iecturt
Mrs.
I.ecial
lt!iea V. "V. !:-. -nuancei :
music. u ednestiay. i
M..
health and
prosperity
klSS,
Church of the Soul
!iird sti.-ei, between
,.-ts: car lePei'. II
::;o . M. : m tllums'
t'liristmas exercises
Taylor ami Salmon
A. M.: Sundav seiioo!
ineetmg. ':4. 1. .l
evening, consisting or 1 1 lor ennoren.
ciioir recita:. under direc-iion oi l.. . iKm.
lecture by liev. Lucas; recitations ami
poems foi" and from the old children. Meals
L'C served each SUtKiay UI toe ciiumii.
Christian Spiritualist. Estes building
Le.-ture and im wuf. 5 1". M.: lecture ana
prayer at s P. M.
l-NTVF.KS.W.IST.
Chureh r the Good Tidinus. Proadway
and East Twenty-fourth street Kev. l-z
T D Corhv, pastor. Worship, wilh ser
mon. ' at li':4." A. M.. subject. Christmas
and World's Cpllft." Special Christmas
exercises in Sunda;.' school nt 12 noon; carols,
recitations, etc. Junto- Christian 1'nton
meets at 5 P. M Strangers find welcome
here.
I'MTAItl.VX.
Church of Q':r Father. Broadway and
Yamhill street l:v. Thomas I.. Eliot, I. D..
minister emeritus: Rev. William G. Eliot.
Ir. minis. er. Services at 11 A. M. and
7-45 P M ' morning. "Iiivine I'hilosophv
and
Life
he Dav's Work ; evening. "An uru-rea
in n Confused World"; pastor's adult
at 12 M.: Suiulay school at 11:45;
class s
Young
People's Fraternity al .:., it f. m.
OTTER BRETHREN.
Alberta. 'J v. enty-seventh and Alberta
s'reets L'Ci.tim C II ;!. i-.ist..r Public wor.
ship 11 A. M. and 7:50 P. M. ; Sunday
school. 10 A. M.: Y. F. S. C. f... 0:30; pray
er meeting. Thursday. S P. SI.
Fourth, cixtv-inr.tn street and fcixty-sec-one
avenuo Southeast. Tremont Station J.
V 'rnnor. pastor. Sermons. 11 A. M. and
7:45 P. M. ; Sundav school. 10 A. M. ; Chris,
tian Kndeavor i'.:4" P. M.
Third. comer S ix I y-seven t h slreet and
Thirtv-seeond avenue Southeast Herbert F
White, pastor. Sundav school, 10 A. M.:
morning worship. 11 o'clock; Junior Christian
Endeavor. 3 P. M. ; Senior nrisiian en
deavor. 6:30 1'. M.: evening service, 7:"0.
IMTKI) EV.W6EUC.il
yirnt T:i:rd tuiarterlv reunion: C
Un'ir.r w ill nteai !i at 11 A. M., "Tin
c.
In-
eat iia;iotf Sunday school,
10 A. M.; K. G.
C. E. meeting al 6:5" !' M.
IMII.U IKF.SYTERI.VX.
First Lest Th irty-se vent h and Hawthorne
.in aue Frank I'eWi
Bible school, 10 A. -V
....link, sermon t'.pi
l-'ind.ey. niinisler.
lorning worsiiip, 11
"Xunihering Cur
rteavor. li:5o lJ. M-,
leader, Kmerson bun
s, 7:50, sermon topic.
pais"; Chrisiian K:
topic, "The I P Grade
eon- evening s rvict
"Tiio Lost Treasure.'"
Kenton J. ,. Cole, pastor.
!e sclicoi.
in A. M. ; ;re.elu ig. 11:4.
Kndeavor. 6 3" F - M. :
A. M. ; Christlia
tracr meeting.
Tl urs.lay .' -:m 1". V.
Third United, corner Sixty-seventh atreet
and Thirtv-aecond avenue Southeast Her
bert F. White, pastor.
Sunday scnool, 10 A.
M. . preachin
11 A. M. by Rev. C. P.
etmnchard: Junior C. E.. 3 P. M: Senior
C E.. 0:30 P. M. ; preaching. 7:30 P. M.,
Rev. T. J. Connor.
M! KLI.ANKrtVS.
Young Women' Christian Association.
Broadway and Taylor street Vesper aervica
and social hour, 4:30 o'clock. Strangers
welcome. , ,
Curisiadelphions, West Portland eccleria.
(11 Last Washington street Sunday. 10:1
I ; Wednesoay. :nfi P. if.
Swedish service Swedieh service will be
held in the Methodist Chureh in Oregon
t'itv next Sunday. December 13 at S o'clock
P M. Besides tile sermon there w ill be good
songs and music rendered. -il Scandinavians
are most cordially iuvtod to attend. John
Uvail. minister.
There will be a lecture by M:s. A. Taylor
on the "Mystery of the Cross,'' Sunday. 8
P. M.. 72il Morcan bldg.
Y. M. C. A.. Sixth and Taylor streets Dr.
Lutiier R. Lyott. pastor of tip First Con
gregational church, at 5:0 o'clock, on "A
Christmas Message to .Men and Older Hoys. "
Thin will be special music