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TITO OREGON DAILY JOUPNAL;; TOKTLAyfe' SATUIltiAr: 1903. V. in 1 1 IN THE. . PORTLAND . CHURCHES A NUMBER OF LADIES WHO ACKNOWLEDGE WITH PRIDE THAT . B. E. WRIGHT IS THEIR DENTIST BAPTIST. seond Corner East Ankeny and Sev- v enth streets. Services at' 18:30 a. u. '' and t:li x. m. Rev. A. M. Pettv of j . .-., Dixon, Cat., will occupy' the pulpit morn' In rand erening. Kev. B. C. Lapham, pastor. i... . Central Woodmen of World Building. corner East .Sixth - and' East Alder streets, reaching at 7:45 p. n. Sub- - Ject. "Playing the Fool" or playing the 7 Man. In th Drama of Life; a Practical ;- Message." Young People's services at j t p. m. . uibie school at 11- m. , .Rev. s yvjiuarn ju. randan, pastor. f K - Tlrst Corner Twelfth ' and r Taylor i K rrayer tor the day at 10:1 a. 11-sermon, followed by the Lord'a Bud- - Kf and reception of member at 10:30 a. ' m? Sermon? "Peter tbe Impulatve," at 1'iS p. m." Sundays Schools Savler atraet Mission, 9 a. m.; University Park Bchool, 10 a m.f Home School. It m.i Chlneaa School, 7 p. m.: Tonne People's ;f meeting, 0:10 p.-m. -Alexander Black-j : ,j pum, u. v., pastor., ' " ' ..- OXBXSTXAJT. ".V Plrst Corner of . Park and Columbia ; - Streeta. Morning service at 10:80! sub- ; Ject. "Seeking For a Country." Even- , ing service, 7:48 p. nv; subject, 'The ; $ Heavenly Clty."f, Rev, Dr. J. F. Storm-1 ,! ,oy, pastors - odn)r Corner Rodney ave- nue and Knot street' Subject of morn Ing - discourse.' "The Environment, df t Youth." " Children's Day exercises In V tna evening. Christian Endeavor, 7 p. . m, Kev, AiDyn Esson. pastor. 4,4--4-- cxbxstxax oxzvra. Seeoad Corner Third v and Taylor streets. Service at-11 a. m. and 1p.m. subject, "God. the Preserver of Man." Irtratr-Corner Twenty-third and rv- ?g streets. Services at 11 a. m. and I 'P. m. Subject, "Clod, the Preserver of .Man." ' - --1 j ; , coKomsaATzovAX.. ns Corner- Madison and Park streets. At 10:10 a. m.. Children's Day ; exercises: at T:1S p. nr. sermon by the t pastor, "L-ost Chords." . Rev. K. L. House, pastor. ' I BPIBOOVAX. - Bi. Da vU"s Corner Twelfth and Bel mont streets. Holy Communion at 8 a. m, Litany, sermon and Holy Commun ion at H al m. The Rev. Dr. B. Wtstar Morris will deliver the aermon at I D. m. The paator. Rev. Dr. BVan Waters, will , preach the baccalaureate Sermon to students of St. Helens Hall and Bishop Scott Academy. . St. Joka's XsworlaA-Sellwood. .' Holy Communion at 10 a. m. Sunday School t it a. n- Sermon -at 8 p. m. Rev. William A. Powell, pastor. St. ' Paul's Wixklmere. Evening prayer and sermon at a p. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m. Obnroh of Ow gariou? Woodstock. Morning prayer and sermon at 11. Sun tlai . School, at 10 a. m. ' Trinity Chapel Nineteenth and Wash ington streets, iloly Communion at 5 a."m, Sfrmon at 11 a. m. Evening prayer atijr p. m... 8,unday School at 9:30 a. . m, , . I can you more for , - .. k your money than you can get - in any other Dental office in 1 Portland, and give you the ' best aerrlce obtainable in the dental proesiton. v ' ' "I have a 'large staff of ; ' ' skilled operators,xand I must keep them busy ; to do 'this I make low prices in order to induce you to give me your patronage. Teeth filled and extracted posKively with out pain. . Gold crowns as low as $4.00. Full set of teeth as low as $4.00. Give me a call and I will convince, you that we are worthy of your confidence. BTAjraKZJOAZ. KstnorlaJ Clasfon Corner East Eight eenth and Tlbbets streets. Services at 11 a. m, and 2:80 p. m. Rev. P. J. Green, pastor. "' ITaltsd, Corner Fargo and KIrby streets. -' Morning service st ' ' 11 ' av'-', irt Evening service at 7:46 p. m. Sunday Bchool at 10 a. tn. C L. C. Endeavor at 7 p. hi. Rev. J. C: Bowersock.' pastor; Tint SngUali Conner East Sixth and Market streets. Morning service at- 11 o'clock." Evening ser.viee at 8. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Junior Al liance at 3 p. m. Young People's Al liance at 7 p. m. Rev. G. W. Plumer, pastor, At n '1 A f ft will cost you nothing to have your teeth ex amined, and you can have your work done to suit your own convenience. If you want bridge work, corrie and have It done by an expert who gives his entire time and ateniion to" this most important branch of dental science. We will make the price attractive to you, and give you better service than you can get elsewhere. Do not hesitate to come and have your teeth examined whether ycu have work done or not, as we want to become acquainted with you. ... - 7 DR. B. E. WRIGHTS DENTAL OFFICE, 342 WASHINGTON STREET, COR. SEVENTH. OFFICE HOURS : -8 A. M. to 5 P. M. ; Evenings, 7 :J0 to 8 :30 ; Sundays 10 A? M. tor12 M. TELEPHONE MAIN $2119 2.UTXXKAJT St. Jamas' SogUsh Corner West Park and Jnron streets; Morning services at 1 1 o'clock. Luther League meeting at 7 p. rri. Evening services at 8 o'clock. Sunday School at 12:15 p. m. Mission' Sunday School, Grand avenue and East Pine streets, at 3:30 p. m. Rev. J. A. Leas, pastor. Scandinavian Evangelical East Grant and East Tenth streets. Morning serv ce at 10:46 o'clock. Sunday School at :30 a. m. Rev. O. HagoeB, pastor. KXTX0OX8T. JMrst Corner Third ami Taylor streets. Preaching services at 10:80 a. m. and7:45 P. m. Sunday school at 12:16 p. m. Epworth League devotional meeting, at 8:46 p. m. Rev. Dr. H. J; Talbott, pastor. re ' j Cantsnary Corner East Pine and Ninth streets. Preaching- at 10:30 a. m.; subject. ' "Maximum and Minimum as Applied. to the Christian Life." Special monthly meeting at 7:46 p. m. w. a. Halllngshead, pastor. Tlrst Trss Corner EaRt Ninth, and M1U streets. Services M 11 a. m. Sun day School "at 10 a. m. Rev. H. V. Haslam, pastor. Jit J PMSBTTBaXaJT. Oalvary Corner Eleventh and Clay streets. Morning service at 10:30; sub ject, : -The Race, the Goal.' the Prise." Evening service t - 7:4; subject, "Buy ie Truth and Sell It Not." Rev. W. S. Ollbert, pastor. I MlspaJa- Morning service at 11 o'clock; subject. 'The Christian As tn the World, Bu,t Not Ot the.. World." Children's Day service. 8 p. m. Rev. Jerome R. ' McGlade, pastor. 8FXBXTT7AXJ8TS. Tlrst Boelsty Artisans! Hall. Ablng ton. Building. Conference at 11 a. .m. At 7:46 p. m.. lecture. "Spiritual, trn-foldments,"- by Charles F. Goods. TnrxTA&XAir. Tlrst i Bolety-Mornlng service at 11 o'clocm subject;-, "Th. Strenuous Life." - Sunday School at 11:30 p. m. Rev. Dr. 1 George Croswell CreBy, pastor. ' uirrvx:sBAxa8T. ' Tlrst- Corner East f Couch and East Eighth streets. Service at 11 a, m; subject of i sermon;; 'Js a. Hopeful Gospel Enervating or- Stimulating?" Sunday . Bptiool at.ls:16 p. m. , ':" msczx.x.A2nBOTrs. T, VL a ' A "God's Workmanship" will be the. subject of . an address to be delivered, by Rv H..H. Pratt ' In the Auditorium ; at 3:30 p'm. (' s . - Bsre Mission Corner Seonnd v and Jefferson streets. Sermon st 10:30 a. : m., on - the subject. "Divine Sonshlp." Att 7:80. p. m., sermon-on the subject, Auction Stale OF The people of Portland are crowd ing the store of -A. N V V I 1 VJI JL JL X .-..-4 The Iowa Jeweler 293 Morrison St To secure, some of the GREAT BARGAINS that are being distributed at the auction 'sale. Everything must go, fixtures and all Don't miss the sale. 2:30 to 5:30 p. m: anc 7:30 to 10:00 p. m.y daily. 'The Place Where God! Dwells." Rev. J. H. Allen, pastor. - TTBlTsrsal OrganiaaUoa. aad Thsosoph loal Sootety Services at 11 m. and . 8 p.' m. Addresses on living subjects. Man's Resort 6 North . Sixth street Sunday School at 9:15 i. m. Men's praise servlce-at S P- m. Evangelistic service at S p. m. A. D. Soper, snpprln tendent.; . I .HH 7 - Ollva Braaok.. , Mlssloi 226 First street. Services at '3 and 8 p. m. . X C Elliott, superintendent A , , . Immanuel Kissloa 247 Couch street' EvnngellKt A: W.. Dowe, converted .Infi del and an arounT-the-world mission ary, will preach at 1 3,, p. m. and 8 p m. MUIssalal Dawn Grand Army Halt Services, at 3: p.; m... . . 1 i m : A. A. A A A A A A. A. A. A A -A. A A A A. A. A. A. A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA 1 ' t 9 E. W.c7W00REj We Photographer I OPENED TODAY, UPSTAIRS, AT THE S. E. Corner ef 7th and Washington Positively the largest and most complete Photograph Gallery on the North Pacific Coast - Everything he owned was burned in the Dekum Building, and -i everything he owns today is the . 1 NEWEST OF THE NEW AND STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE. This Gallery was constructed to his order, and possesses everything that is modern and requisite for , the business. The appliances are, of course, the best -to be' had on earth, and" that means "something; The' gallery will be kept open tomorrow for the con venience" his friends. Mr. Moore's most beautiful customers are desired at once, as all of his sample portraits were destroyed by fire. XnrXTEB BBX2TSSZ1T XX CXKXST. . Plrs Cofner ' EJasf 'Fifteenth and Morrison streets. Preaching services at 11 a. m Sundayi School at 10 a. m. Endeavor, 7 p. rm Children's Day pro gram at 8 p. m.- Rev. W.' O. Fisher, paatoh'- y -; ". . Journal v friends and reader1' when traveling on trains to and from : Port land should ask news ' agents for ' The Journal and insist upon being supplied with this paper, reporting all f Allures Ju obtaining it to tha office of publication, addressing The Journal, Portland, Ors. NEW MILL FOR'TA'COMA' TACOMA. June 9. Hbn.- James Demp- sey of' Manistee. Mich;, who is .promi nent because of his lumber interests in that state, has announced his' intention of establishing a large lumber mill in Tacoma. Mr. Dempsey has-been in the city for the past . three, weeks' but has now returned East .. leaving 'his son, John Dempsey. to conclude, the' arrange ments. A site has already-been pur chased on the east' side off the. tide flats upon which it Is intended to construct as large a mill as that' of the St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company. . already known, a the largest' single establish ment of its kind in the world. Mr. Dempsey lies - purchased large -tracts of timber land in this county, conclud ing a deal on his last-trip here for 10,000 acres of land njar' the. 'foot of Mount Tacoma. ( - " , V , The reduced honfeseekers'' nites,"effee tlve Februsry 1(. apply via. the Denver At Rio Oranlle.'- Have- your 'friends come through Salt Ke City, over ths .scenta Una of ths world,- c -- w . r ' . .' ..'. ', OHIO STAATSVERBUND (Joirnal Special Service.) . C1KCINNATI. O.. June 6 Many vis itors are arrivlng'for the fifth stare, con vention of the Ohio Staatxvel-bund and from all Indications the giUherlng will be the largest ever held by the German Catholic societies of the State of Ohio. The. celebrations connected with the con vention will IWRln tomorrow morning with solemn high 'mnss'at Holy Trinity Church. In the afternoon the delegates and the German Catholic societies of this vicinity Will ' participate In the ' solemn ' dedication of ; the 'new banner of ' the 8t.(, Berriardiis Benevolent' Society.1,, a hd : all will attend 'vespers' and benedlctioti-"at HolyTrlnity 'tlmrch: i The business ses sions will occupy Monday and ''.Tuesday. The 'Ohio Staatsverbttnd Is' afllHated withHhe German Roman Catholic Cen tral"Vereln,. and is at present composed of about- 6ft soeletlws, haying a member ship of nearly 7,000 , ' " WEDS ARMY LIEUTENANT (Journal Special Service.) NS5V YORK, Juno 6 All Souls. Church wa's the sceno of a large and fashionable wedding at noxn today, the contracting- parties being Mlsa M.i Me Beatrice Held, daughter of Mrs. Wil liam Johnson Reld, and lieutenant Car roll Power. T'nltsd Sts-tes Army, of Kentucky.; The bride Was given aay by) her' uncle. Colonel Ethan Allen. Her fgown was'of Ivory satin,'. with' a deep floung8 of point, applique lace, a family mfjrioom, wiiri a veil ot laur. too bridegroom's attendant 8 were his brother military officers, a,nd all appeared tn fuh uniform.- A " breakfast "'for thft;' bridal prty and relatives' followed the cere mony at the resident of the bride's uncle in West Fiftysecond - street. The young Couple, after a; brief 1 bridal ! trip. will live at Fort Rodman.: Mass.. where Lieutenant - Power Is stationed -. s , -1- -1 - Preferred Stock Canned Ooeds,' Alien & lrtW Best Brand.v , ' Peplto Arriola. a Spanish ' lad : of I, is the latest piano prodigy, He has just played for mperor William. , TO WORK ON BRIDGE ' Monjison Street Matter Is la th Ksndg' ' of PropeV Committee of Xse- - r titlvs Board. To the street arid' purchasing commits tees of the Portland Executive Roard' has been'' Intrusted preparation for ths construction of the neWMorrlson street bridge across; thet WHtamett River, and the1 new free ferry tat the foot of Russell street lu Alblaa js i irt th hands of special commltteV composed Of Messrs." Slchel, Reebe and Howell, Mayo Wit llsms. has not as yet designated thoss who- will have control if th' estiibitsh' lng of tm Sellwood f srry.! Vhls touslnr" was transacted Sjt'the regular mvetlnf '-. . f the bord held jesterdfty aft.'rn'ou'. ; The'1 first ' stp 'toward "bniMlng th proposed Morrison street 'brMjje will ( . for the' city to! make terms with th City A Suburbsrt Street K.iHm.iy rx. , psny which holds s IS-yr f over the present bridge a,iij' 4 u 1 wtlllng to surrender it 1
