TUB OBEGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLANDSATXniDAY EVENIKO, OCTOBER 24, 1003.
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TOWN TOPICS
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Friday evening. October 10.' An excel-H
Unt program of Scottish songs will be
rendered by Portland s best artists.
Highland plpln and dancing tn cos
tume. Admission, gentlemen 60 cent.
ladlea ?6 cents. - ..: .
. - . ... . m n . I xm rooms) oi n aiiMUun in
Items of Local Interest for Busy tn. Library bunding win b open free
J0Urnll neSuSrSt . " I This Is to give everyone an opportunity
to aee ana siuay .tne uurer engravinge,
which have been loaned from private
collections and will be on exhibition in
the rooma of the association for a ahort
time only; . : ( ....
Evening1 Itu Orange No. 27. Patrons
of Husbandry, tn the ball on the Section
road, Wednesday night, Initiated 1 can
didates In the first and second degreea,
among them being Deputy City Auditor
Slgel Orutie. The fair committee re
ported l0.IO was realised for the build
ing fund. The membership of Evening
Star Orange la 260.
Col. Jamea B. Allison, for many years
chief commissary officer of the Depart
ment of the Columbia, la now In Port
land, having Just returned from a touf
In the Philippines. Col. Allison Is now
on 'his way to St. Paul, where he wilt
be stationed as chief of subsistence of
the Department of the Lakes, relieving
Major A. D, Naskem, now In charge.
CLUB DINNERS ARE
NOT FREE LUNCHES
' Baseball.
i - Baseball. . -HaseUalL
Two games tomorrow, : 1
First game at 1:10.
Shields and Butler will pitch ,
For tha Brown , .
And . . . ' 4
; Iberg and Whalen for
The San Franciscans, '
Haseball.
Baseball. - - . , : ,
Baseball. ' '
Last chance of tha season
To see professional ball.
Don't miss tomorrow's games.
Tour friends will ba there. - .
Iiaseball. - ,
Baseball. V. ' '
Baseball. ' ;.' ' . 'v. '.
Aasley, printer, 250 oak street
sasSMBMsassi '
Jr. Bnoder. dentist, ret'd. tag Mohawk
Tne rags nave a snisn like velvet.
Or. Amos, physician, Dekura building. I This Is an extract from a letter received
," '' " . y us rrom a patron sent in acanowi-
Dr. O. O. Blaaey, 7 Odd Ftllowa' Temple edgment of the receipt of a consignment
of rugs. We give prompt attention to
mall orders. Out of city people are in
vited to write for' descriptive folder.
The Northwest Rug Works, 106 East
Morrison street.' City people 'phone ua
Union 171.
Commercial Club Members Are Charged
With Torgettlar to Pay Club
V . '. Bills and Three Buns Bare
s Been Brought
AT THE & '.
PORTLAND
. CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
Ceatral Woodmen of the World build-
In! W.0M RlTth f W.amt IM.r .lu.l.
eeverai members or the commercial Bev. William E. Randall. Morning wor-
'. Moffett's Hot Springs. Regulator line, j
Bowl at the Portland Alleys, 13 First
street
. Shorthand,
IKS Second.
bookkeeping) thorough.
If your gas mantle don't last long,
try a "Western" .
. Xdke good living? if s at Max Smith's
Savoy,. 1(6 Fifth opp. P. O.
B. X. Moorehouse ft Co at Seventh
and Alder. Telephone, Main IMS.
- Lovejoy B Lincoln, bookbinders, paper
rulers. 116 First Tel Main 1080.
use "Western" Oes Mantles, They
are made at home. Ask your dealer.
Free YUvi Health Talks, Thursday,
1:30, Lewis building. Ladles Invited..
Suggestive Therapeutics cure where
drugs fail. McMann, 100 The Marquam.
A particular restaurant for particular
people. Savoy, 166 Fifth; Max Smith's.
Delinquent tax sale See - classified
column, four property may be In the
list.
Plate glass Insurance srmlnst break
age. Maryland Casualty C6mpany.,IH
waahlngton street
Portland Club, ISO Fifth street A
palatable lunch served every evening
rrom I until 11 p. m.
Burglars 1. Before you go 'away I
Charlie Morrell about burglary Insur
ance. i6i waaningtoa street.
Ifs ta cents mow to anywhere on the
river between Portland and The Dalles.
Take the Regulator line steamers, foot
of Alder street The Dalles City at 6:10
and the Dalley Oatsert at 7 o'clock
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday morn
ings, returning from The Dalles on al
ternate days. It's 26 cents to Tne
Dalles or any other landing, traveling in
either direction. Telephone Main lit
Gentlemen, do you ever stop and think
of the time and money saved, the free
dom from Infection and general satis
faction obtained by shaving yourself?
Why don't you see Albert Bernl. the
druggist corner Seoond and Washington
streets, about a shaving outfit and be
your own barber? He makes a specialty
of flrle rasors, at moderate prices, and
guarantees perfect satisfaction or money
cheerfully refunded.
At a meeting of the class of 1904 of
the law department of the Unlveralty
of Oregon, held last evening in tne
Chamber of Commerce building, the fol
lowing officers were elected: President)
Frank Stewart; vice-president L. K.
Crouch: secretary and treasurer, B. E.
Youmans; historian, George Hat ton; ser-
geant-at-arma, . L. L. Parker. The fol
lowing members were appointed to draft
by-laws: Henry N. Windsor, L. E.
Crouch, Frank Stewart B. E. Toumans
and A. C Rae.
club have been reminded of their debts
to that organisation by suits filed In
Justice Reld's court ' '.,
, Three suits were , entered on the
court's records but two of tha delin
quents have settled and tljfre is remain
ing only the case against J. W. Bailey,
state dairy and food commissioner, who
Is alleged to owe the club 826 for goods
purchased. The suits were brought. In
tha name of M. M. Cavanaugfe
It is' said that there are many other
delinquents who have appeased their
hunger and their thirst at at the club's
kitchen and buffet and If these bills are
not promptly paid other suits will be
brought. The claims have been assigned
to an attorney, who is prosecuting the
cases oft' a percentage.
Judge II.. M. Cake, president of the
club, states that this is the first time
that action .of this kind has been
brought and the officers hope It will be
the last, as they dislike to sue their own
members. It Is claimed that the bills
have long been due and while the delin
quents are good fellows they havi sim
ply allowed the matter to go along until
the club finds Itself with a large number
of "I. O. U's" on hand. The matter waa
recently referred to the finance commit
tee of which John H. Hall is president
and being an ultra proceeding the offi
cers think It should reflect no discredit
upon the club or the members sued.
ship 10:45. Sermon subject, "A Ra
tlonal View Of a Religious Life." Bible
school IS m. , Christian Endeavor 6:48
p. m. The pastor's evening topic will
be "The Value of An Enlarged Vision In
Religion."
First Corner Twelfth and Taylor
streets. Rev. Alexander Blackburn, pas
tor; A. S. coatea, acting pastor. Mom
Ing prayer 10:16. Morning service 10:80,
with sermon by Rev. Coatee. Subject
"The Ministry of Words." Sunday school
IS n. B. Y. P. U. meeting 4:S0 p. ra.
Evening service 7:20. ' Subject, "What
Faith Did for Abraham."
Second EUst Seventh and East An-
keny streets. Rev. Stanton C. Lapham
Services 10:80 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sub
Ject for morning sermon, "Our Chief
Asset" Bible school at noon. Young
People's union meeting 6:45 p.' m. Even
ing subject 'The Exiled God."
CATBOUC.
Cathollo Church Services will be
held at itnlveralty park in the college
chapel at 10 a. m.
COBOBBOATZOBAXh
Mississippi Avenue Mississippi ave
nue and Fremont street. Rev. J. P.
Farmer. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a
m. preaching service. 6:30 p. m. young
people's meeting. 7:80 p. m. preaching
service,
Firs Madison and Park streets. Rev.
E. L. House. Preaching by Dr. Houae
at 10:80 a. m., subject "Is Ood Lover"
At 7:30 p. m. Dr. House will speak on
"Oood Things In Presbyterianlam.
BTAHOBUOAXn
j LEHERS FROM THE PEOPLE
1 Publlolty Committee at Work.
Portland, Or.. Oct 22. To tho Editor
of The Journal Were It not for the
frankness and honesty of expression
characteristic of articles appearing In
your paper, I might Judge you had been
moved byf)lque In your yesterday's ar
ticle of "Why Not' Get Busy?" But as
the suggestions therein made are In
order, as a member of tho press and
publicity committee of the exposition I
am free to say we are busy at all times,
though we may not be parading the de
tails of our acts.
Many things are aubmitted and sug
gested, and even inaisted upon, aa the
proper course for ua to take. We al
ways give duo consideration.' and feel
our conclusions are the best for the
public. It is this that prompted us to
adopt an official bulletin, which from Ut Matthew's Corner First and
now on will exploit the full actions of Caruthers streets, Rev. W. A. M. Breck.
Sunday school 9:46
United Bvaagelloal Corner of Kerby
and Fargo streets. Rev. J. Bowersox.
the pastor, will preach at 11 a. m. and
7:80 p. m. on gospel themes; Sunday
school. 10 a. m.: K. L. C. E., 6:46 p. m.
loata Bvangelloal Services. 7:80;
there will be a temperance rally; Fin-
ley McKercher and B. Lee Paget will
deliver addresses.
BPZSOOPAL.
$300 CASH
OR A BEAUTIFUL LAUNCH TO
BE GIVEN A WAY TO PATRONS
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This Beautiful ,
Gasoline Launch
AND BOATHOUSE Is to be given sway,
free of charge, by Dr. B. E. Wright to Ms
patients to show his appreciation of their
patronage.
A COUPON
Will be GIVEN with every dollar's worth of
dental work done b' en now and February
22, 1804. The fo". u. ite possessor of the
proper coupon will receive this beautiful
launch and boathouse; or If the holder does
not care for the boat, a check for the amount
of $800 on the U.nlted States National Bank
will tie given Instead.
CONSULTATION FREE
FEES REASONABLE
DR. B. E. WRIGHT'S DENTAL OFFICE
343J WASHINGTON, CORNER SEVENTH
OFFICE HOURS From 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. SUNDAYS-10 a, m. to 12 m.
PHONE, MAIN 3119
Smith fc Wiles, cement sidewalks and
building foundations contracted. 701
chamber of commerce. 'Phone Main 180.
Printing Best work by Mann Sk Beach.
83 second snd 283 Stark. Enlarged facili
ties. Everything flrstclass. 'Phone. 444.
Pino dayt Buy Meredith's umbrellas.
Repairing and recovering; ' two storeo,
Waahlngton and 6th. Morrison and 6th.
Pot Bent Port of store SSI Yamhill.
G-Mdnough building. Will rent with or
without counter. Apply cashier. Journal
office.
The fourth Saturday bargain sale of
One brandies and whiskies Is on today
at tha Full Measure House, 108. Sixth
street, between Washington and Stark,
The large amount of trade so quickly
secured by this new concern Is attract
ing attention. Giving full, generous
measure, and a little higher quality,
seems to be just what the family cus
tomers want A. Neuberger, the pro
prieor, .desires that everyone come in
and taste the excellent goods he offers.
'Phone Main 2394. Prompt and free de
livery.
Steam boiler insurance covers damage
to boiler, property and for Injuries.
Campbell & Rogers, S61 Washington
street'
The city museum in the city hall re
ceived two additions yesterday. They
arc a white fox and a red fox from
Alaska.
Steamer Alliance sails . from' Couch -
street dock for Coos bay, Eureka and
San Francisco Sunday, October 15 at)
8 p. m. - '
The Bailey Oatsert, the floating pal
ace of the Regulator line, departed this
morning with a, bouncing big load of
passengers for Goldendale, the county
seat of Klickitat county. Wash. 41'here
were also a large number for The
Dalles, and as 26 cents pays the fare to
anywhere on the river, the. delightful
trip is one that ought to be enjoyed by
every ctttsen of the city. The Gatiert
la the queen of tho river craft, and a
day may "be spent on this boat amidst
the superb scenery cf tho Columbia' aa
cos u y as at one s nome. una next noat
leaves at 7 o'clock next Tuesday morn
ing. .
the exposition and keep Before the pub
lic from month to month the progress
being made not, as you say, with a
measly 1,000 copies per month, but with
a minimum of 10,000.
And we think, with the illustrations
that will fill the. pages, with reading
matter that will Interest our home cltl-
sens aa well as those elsewhere, such a
publicity will be created as will stimu
late the newspapers over the entire
United States to copy the articles and
establish the wisdom of the judgment of
the preas and publicity committee.
Other things being done by the com
mittee will develop as time and occasion
suggest, and we shall not And fault If
you keep busy with reasonable criti
cisms, which will probably make us
more alert for the public welfare.
LEO FRIEDE.
Morning aermon 11.
a. m.
Trinity Chapel Nineteenth and Wash
ington streets. Rev. Dr. A. A. Morrison.
Services: Holy communion 8 a. m. Morn
ing sermon 11 o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon 7:20 o'clock. Sunday school
8:30 a. m.
Church of tha Oood Shepherd Corner
Vancouver avenue and Sellwood street.
Upper Alblna, Rev. H. D. Chambera.
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. Holy
communion 8 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon 11. Evening prayer and sermon
7:80. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
St. Andrew's Chapel Peninsular, Rev.
H. D. Chambers. Service and sermon
6:20 p. m. Sunday school 2:20 p. m.
-frit.
John's Memorial Sellwood, Rev.
W. R, PowelL Sunday school 11 a. m.
Mrs. C B. Brown, one of the victims Evening sirvlce and sermon 7:46,
of the wreck of the Elks' excursion train
August 22, Is still a patient at St Vln-1 St. Paul's Wood mere, Rev. W. R.
cent'a hospital. Mrs. Brown lost one I Powell. Service, sermon and holy com
arm and for a long time hovered be-lmunion 10:46 a. m.
tween life and death. Although ahe is I '
now improving her recovery Is very! Church of Our Savior Woodstock.
slow. She Is still confined to her room. Morning prayer and aermon 11 o'clock.
8unday school 10. Mr. C. U Parker, lay
HlmselfT' in the evening. "Four Gifts
to Men;" chorus choir under direction
of Mrs. Edgar Coursen; H. V. MUllgan,
organist.
First Rev. Edgar P. Hill will preach
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
ZiUTKEBAB.
MBS. BBOWB BBOOTBXZBO.
SoanOinavlaj-L Evangelical Xuthem
(Synods) Corner East Tenth and Eaat
Grant, Rev. Q. Haynea pastor. Sunday
school. 0:30; services, 10:46 and 7:30.
Sunday, Nov. 1, the cornerstone to the
new church will be laid.
Swedish Xuthera Immune! 4 2 8
Bumslde street Rev. John W. Skans.
Services, 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.; Sun
day school, 12 m.
Rev. A. D. Soper, superintendent. Stere
optlcon Sunday school 2:80. At 4 o'clock
Rev. J. R. T. Lathrop speaks on ."Scien
tific Aspects of Faith." 7:46 p. m.
evangelistic service.
Mlllennlal Bawm Sixth street below
Main street. "The Great Hope."
Church of the Spirit Services will be
held at 7:46 p. m.. in Willamette hall.
170 Mi Second street near Morrison
street- Charles F. Goode will speak.
TO BIBZOT BBAOOBBSS WOBX.
Miss M. Lamb of San Francisco, who
has lately come to Portland to take up
deaconess work In the First Methodist
church, will give an address at the T.
W. C. A. on Sunday afternoon at '8:45
o'clock.
ABrUSEMBBTS.
V2TZTEB BBZTXBEV.
THE WORLD DOES MOVE, DO YOU?
missionary.
X you want a comfortable easy shoe, I
wear Burf & Packard'a korrect shape, I
18.60 and 84.00. Beutgen & Fearey, 293
Morrison street ,
Cut out your ahoe shining Bill by
wearing Burt and Packard's warranted
patent leathera at 34.00. Beutgen &
Fearey, 283 Morrison street
The Metropolitan Printing company
don't do a thing but fine printing.
That's why It does so much of it 147
Front street, ' near Morrison.
Bemoval notice. Marks Shoe company
has moved to 291 Morrison Street be
tween Fourth and Fifth. New stock,
boat values In town. See windows, -
Monuments, tombstones, marble and
granite work of every description. Otto
Schumann, marble and granite cutter,
next door, south, Taylor-street church,
Ton can save the price of your shoes
on shines by wearing Burt and Pack
ard's warranted patent leathers for 34
Beutgen & Fearey, 292 Morrison street,
14 lots sold at City View park Mon
day and Tuesday. You can still -get
beautiful selection from Sharkey and
Morrow. 208 Allsky building. Phone
Main 266.
Burt and Packard's 83.60 and 34.00
korrect shape 'shoes are values ' equal
to any - 66.00 shoe sold. All leathers.
light and heavy soles. Beutgen A
Fearey, 293 Morrison street. ,
The Lucerne Photograph Studio is now
open. In the Dekum building and pre
pared to make up-to-date, artistic
photos; late Eastern accessories, etc. A,
F. Muhr of Chicago, 111., operator.
About time you were buying that
jewelry while the stock Is fresh.. We
have a new consignment of watches and
some extra fine pieces of sllverplated
ware that we are offering at a bargain.
John A. Beck, 207 Morrison street near
Front
' OoL' William Crook, assistant to Presi
dent Mohler of the O. R. A N, company,
will leave St Paul fop Portland Monday
..next He will -arrive here Thursday,
Col. Crook formerly resided at St Paul
and has been on leave of absence since
. October 1. '
Conrad Paulson, employed at a logging
camp at Oak Point Wash., is at Good
Samaritan hospital with a badly broken
leg. Yesterday the, leg was crushed by
a large log rolling u-pon it ' It was some
time before he was released snd brought
to Portland. Amputation will not- bo
necessary.
Exceptional embellahmaata. For a few
daya everything in the extensive stock
of Turkish and Persian rugs and cover
ings of A. Atlyeh & Bro., 411 Washing
ton street, will be offered at a great
sacrifice, .in order to make room for
an' enormous shipment expected very
SOOn. '--,;,;, ,
V.TImb.'m Muni rn.nA AftBAl C n
Uacleay will celebrate at Arlon ball on
Baseball.
Baseball.
Baseball.
Two games tomorrow.
First game at 1:80.
Shields and Butler will pitch
For the Browns
And
Iberg and Whalen for
The San Franciscans.
Baseball.
Baseball.
Itasebatl. 1
Last chance of the season
To' see professional ball.
Don't miss tomorrow's games.
Your friends will be there.
Baseball.
XiAsehall.
Baseball.
Bye Troubles.
Strained vision causes
More complications than
The average man or .
Woman dreams of.
It upsets the entire
Nervous system and
Is responsible- for 90
Out of 100 of those
-"Chronic nervous or
Sick headaches
That make life miserable.
For guaranteed relief see
Walter Reed, the Optician,
133 Sixth street, Oregonlan Building.
THE MAZE CAFE.
BTABOBUOAZ. A8S00ZATZ0B.
. True Statement of Facts The Most
Charming Spot oa the Worth Paelflo
Coast Challenge to the Public
No sane thinking man or woman, after
careful Investigation of Oregon's natural
, resources of climate, soil, mines and for
est, will doubt the fact that Portland
will become In the near future a very
iur((B commercial center or ouu.uuu pros- I fjjay streets A.
fact that when the time arrives the city
of Portland will be largely built between
the Willamette and Columbia rivers,
now the tenth ward of the city. This
sightly level table land was certainly
planned and designed by the Great Ar
chitect, for none better can be found on
this moving planet for a site for a city.
Fortunes upon fortunes will, in the next
few years be made by those Investing
In the No, I located properties. This
I do firmly and truly believe and will
forfeit to any sane man or woman 3100
If I do not prove to their entire satis
faction the above facts. I do most earn
estly ask the opportunity of a trial. I
handle my own property. No fine list
to publish, but can please large or small
Investors and on terms exactly to suit
them. You are Invited to call or write
your wants to
WXXJUA3C XIXZJBaSWOBTH,
"803 Chamber of Commerce. Branch
office, Williams avenue. North Alblna.
First English Corner East Sixth and
Market streets. The pastor, a. w.
Plumer. will preach at 11 a. m. and 8
n. m.: Sunday school. 10 a. m.; Junior
alliance, 8 p. m.; Young People's alll
ance, 7 p. m.
Pint Oerman Corner of Tenth and
A. Engelbart. Preach
lng, 10:46 a. ra. and 7:80 p. m.; Sunday
school, 9:30 a. m.; Young People's Bible
study, 7 p. m.
German Church Pettygrove and
Twenty-first street Preaching by H. J,
Holzappel; Sunday achool. 9:30 a. m.
nreaching 10:30 a. m.; Y. P. A., 7 p. m.
preaching, 8 p. m.; preaching at Mllwau
kle, opposite the postomce, i p. m.
METHODIST.
, First Corner of Third and Taylor
Streets. Dr. H. J. Talbot the pastor,
will preach at 10:30 and 7:30. The
music for both services will be fur
nished by th chorus choir under the
direction of Mrs. Mann. Sunday school
12:15, B. Lee Paget superintendent.
EDWorth league 6:80. Subject, "Civic
Righteousness."
Fainriew Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. C. E.
Cline, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morn
lng subject, "How Does God Lead Men?"
Evening, "Can the Love of God Save a
Morrow's work. Those fellows
surely put ua out of business.
of lively yet delicate amusement Henry I nouM a'ny longer.
ime, mo irwt Ausvrittiiui niHgimein, I s ne matter?" "O.
of the Empire theatre, where he filled
a most successful engagement, will be
one of the stellar attractions. Clara
Lewis, the charming dancer, who haa
delighted Empire theatre' goers also, is
another of the famous ones engaged for
all next week. Both of these will be
on the boards tonight. A large number
of other stars will also appear, making
the coming season one of the .best yet
seen at this elegant resort. One of the
finest orchestras in the city is seen there
nightly.- Admission free.
Befuse to Pay the High Bents.
. Great commotion amona; the landlords,
It has been predicted by one of the Man Against His Own Will
leading real estate firms that the land
lords would have to reduce thelr-rents Kontavilla Sunday school 10 a. m.
and fcuild' more houses to prevent the Mr. E. J. Eddy; superintendent. Preach-
loss of their best tenants. The sorrow- lng 11 a. m. by the pastor, kov. a Mon
ful morning salute the landlord has been roe. Class meeting 12 m., N. D. Bux-
receiving is something like this: "Good ton, leader. Epworth league 7 p. m.
Civic Righteousness," J. N.
Oread Galaxy of Stars for the Com
lnr. Week.
The beautiful Maze Cafe, 186-187
Third street has engaged for the coming
week such a galaxy of stars as has not
been seen in even fhat enjoyable house morn,ng-Mr. , i w) not want y0Ur Subject.
Preaching 8 p.
m.
Well. well, what Hartley, leader.
I have bought me
a lot at City view park and built a I Sellwood Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs,
home on It, that's all." Landlord Schwartz, missionary from Japan, H a,
Hum, that s some more of Sharkey and m. Rev. C. A. Lewis- will speak on
rill
Will They Condemn Them
A hard blow to the landlords. So
many people are buying lots and build
ing homes on the Installment plan. It la
reported that tne Landiorda' union Is
thinking of passing a resolution con
demnlng the sale of houses and lots at
uuy view park. .---
Fisherman and Hunters. '
For a day's sport take the 7:50 earl
Sunday morning for Caxadero, at the
headwaters of - the - Clackamas river.
Good fishing and the pheasant shooting
is excellent 60 cents roundtrlp. Lunch
served at the headworks.
: Sunday Outings.
The Oregon Water Power and Railway
company . wHljTun ' another excursion
through to Caxadero, at the head of the
Clackamas, Sunday, the 36th U- ,
' Mot a Stem Winder,
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Little Willie who Is a Philadelphia
boy, had been watching a dog chasing
his tall for three minutes.
"Papa." he asked, "what kind of a dog
is thatT" -
That," said the father, 'Is a watch
dog."
. Willie was silent a moment "Well."
he finally said, "from the time he takes
to wind himself up, I guess he must
be a Waterbury watch dog."
. The West Baltimore street man was
Indignant He was fairly fuming with
rage, nvhat's the matter V asked his
friend. "Matter! Matter enough! That
man Blggums told rae I was a cheat a
liar and a horsethlef! That's what's
the matter." "Oh, well,"? said hla friend,
consolingly, "you mustn't believe every
thing -you hear, old chap." Baltimore
News. , ' ' ' .,
Journal .friends and readers wher
traveling on trains to and from Port
land should ask news arents for , The
Journal and insist upon being supplied
with this paper, reporting all failures In
obtaining it to tne omce or puoncation.
aaareaawg ins journaj, roruano, vr
"Man Immortal" at 7:80 p. m. Junior
league 3 p. m. Epworth league 6:46
P- m.
Snnnyside 635 Yamhill street. Rev.
W. H. Selleck will preach at 11 a. m. on
"The Lessons of the Fading Leaves" and
at 7:30 p. m. "The Loat Lord." Epworth
league devotional meeting 6:30 p. m.
Grace Corner Taylor and Twelfth
streets. Rev. J. R. T. Lathrop." Services
10:30 and 7:30. The pastqr will preach
the third of his series of sermons upon
"Thcologlo Problems."-
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First Free ,333 Ninth street corner
Mill. Preaching 11 a. m. by-Rev. H. V.
Haslam. Sunday achool 10 a. m.
Vhlted Brethren la Christ Corner!
East Morrison and East Fifteenth
streets. Rev. W. G. Fisher. Worship
at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Sunday school
10 a. m. Endeavor 6:30 p. m.
VBTTEBSAUST.
First Chureh East Couch and East
Eighth. Rev. W. F. Small. 8ervtcea 11
a. m., sermon topic, "A Matter of Prac
tical Moment. Sunday school ,1:15
n. m. -
T. M. C. A.
Chaplain W. S. Gilbert. Second Oregon
volunteers, will speak to the boy In
their new club rooms at the.Y. M. C. A.
at 3:30 Sunday afternoon. Mr. Rube
Adams will sing. All boys over 14 In
vited.
T. Bt. C. A. Men's meeting in the au
ditorium at 3:30 p. m. Address by Rev.
E. M. Bharp on "Them That Are With
out." Solos by Miss Elisabeth Boon
and Prof. W. M. Wilder. Song service
led by male chorus. Association audi
torium, Fourth and Yamhill streets.
SCHOEUCABBOUS.
and Mill,
m. 8ub-
8antlfica-
NO MASKS USED
MASKS ARE DANGEROUS
Gospel Tabemaole Second
services at 2:30 and 7:80 p.
ject for 2:30 service, "Bible
tion."
First Chureh of Christ f Scientist) WITH TXB SAZB ZB8TITUTB XTSEIF.
Twenty-third, near Irving, services 11
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MARQUAM GRAND
W. T. Panola, Besldent Manager.
Thursday, Friday. Satnrdiy tftenmoa aad eight.
October 23. 23 sod 24.
Mr. Herbert Kelcey and Miss EfTie
Shannon .
In tba Glllatte-Doyie Drama;
"Sherlock Holmes"
Ertnlnc prices Lower floor, cxeept last 3
row, 11.20; lart 3 rowi.tl. Balcoor, flrit 3
rows. 31; Meood 8 rowt. 75c; ltat row. 50c
GclWrr, we and 25e. Boxes and lofri, $10.
Special Batsrdar natlne price Parqn.it ta,
?1 ; parquett circle, 7Sc Balcony, flrac 8 rows,
8c; laat 9 rowa. 50c. Gallery, 3Bc and tflg.
COMCJfKT HAUf-
BUZiaiTBBoa.
CONCERT STEBX KIOBX, .
DIAMONDS
HAVE
ADVANCED
IN
PRICE
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Bflipah Presbyterian Jerome R. Mc
Glade. 11 a. m., "The Constraining Love
of Christ;" 7:80 p. m., "The Identifica
tion of Christ With His People;" morn
ing- anthem. "He Will Have Mercy;"
evening anthem. 'The Lord Hath Spo
ken;" -solo by Mrs. Miller, "Sleep, My
Jesus;" C E. service. 6:30 p. m. , .
'
Calvary Eleventh and Clay streets.
The pastor will preach In the morning,
theme- "Will Christ Draw the World', to
m. and 8 p. m. Subject, "Everlasting
Punishment" Children's Sunday school
12:10 p. m.
Christian Boienoe Second church. Au
ditorium building, Third street, between
Taylor and Salmon. .Services 11 i m
and 8 p. m. Subject, "Everlasting Pun
ishment" Sunday school at the close
of the morning service.
Xaunanuel Mission 147 Couch street.
2:30 p. m. teaching on divine healing.
7:so p. m. evangelistic service.
Union Oospel Mission 208 Second
street. Services at 3:00 and 8:00 p. m.
Special music.
First Spirtualist Soclety-Artlsans'
hall, Abington building. Third street
near Washington. Conference 11 a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. Mr. Hyland will lecture
on "The Pursuit of Happiness," and Mrs.
E. F. Hanna will conduct the monthly
musical festival.
Borne or Trotn services at ll a. m..
In hall 300 of the Allsky building.
Berea Mission Rev. J. h. Allen, pas
tor. At 10:80 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Rev.
Moore of Salem will preach on the sub
jects, "Crucifixion, or All the Way with
Jesus," and "Christian Perfection."
People's Christian Union F. E. Coul
ter, minister. Services In the first hall.
No. 201 Allsky building, Morrison street
corner of Third.. 11 a,, m. devotional
service, sermon subject "Free Once
more:" or the Ark Internal Instead of
External." 12:16 p. m., Bible study,
leader Mrs. L. H. Hart 8 p. m. monthly
social of the Harmony club.
.
Olive Branch Oospel Mission First
and Clay. Servleea every evening at
7:30 o'clock and Sundays at 3 p. m.
The methods of this great institution
have no counterpart on earth. They
are exclusively its own. That's why we
know that
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the finishers.
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perfect and if you are not abso
lutely satisfied we will refund
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484 Yamhill St. PhonB Red 1004
Standard,
WHITE
and
tlier
nacifnes
Olive Branoh MUsioa J1J Flfst j
street, near Clay. 8 pi ra. C A. Willey.
8 p. m. Rev. E. E. -Gaywood. ; Services
8 ps m. every day. . . ; :
Men's BesorV-66 North Sixth street,!
Madame Saxe
Principal Saxe Institute of BeHMtolojry
417 Ahing-ton Building; i ;
! Telephone t89S.
r. Office Hours 10 u. in. to 8 D. tn,
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Machines
Rented
and -Repaired
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Fifty second-hand Machine for
frora 33.50 to $10. (.nil triy n4 tt-t
your pick. NUe iml oil for .
280 Tarahlll street, corner oj.r.-,-
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