,v r:cr.:;:;;o. januahv u i::x
omen o C lut b '--6 in e rr s
Hoys who Have routes are rewarped for hustling . ANDr SSCURiNo r.zr;:
. r -v , readers." : . -' -. .r ' "
Edits by MRS. SARAH A. EVANS I
3?
Wort
Invit2.t!cn ta tha - . ; ; :
Clubs of C'.tjf and Stat.-. 1
..Recently Miss Jeaale B. RltUnhouM
compiled a work on ."The Younger
American Foeta." which railed a atorm
of criticism fti certain quarters, because
-. - "thus and ao" was left out. - The ad-
ralrera at one young poet were pertlcu-
. larly sewere, and: ready to condemn the
t. whole work, because of this omlaaloa.
Tlie orltlclsra, however, brought out the
fact that much,of the young man's work
' waa covered by copyright, and in re
sponse to Miss Rlttenhouae'a request te
use soma of It. ha replied very curtly
that he did not. car for contemporary
; . .criticism and ebjocted to being included
- In such a book. f i - -t
Nothing could batter Illustrate the at-
r tltude of some of our clubs to the newa
"i papersr-v, Their proceedings -ere covered
by copyright, In the ahape of press cora-'-.
mlttees and when naked for the priv
ilege of. reporting them with other clubs,
, ( they object to- being put in the paper;
i but leave them out and, they and their
, friends protest against "the partiality
shown."- The , author, and -the editor,
stand upon the aame platform they
.. want readers, and every Item that comes
is grist to their rallL-end personal opln-
n. lone, prejudices or partiality wlU never
be allowed to atop the grinding, II lor
no other reason than personal advantage
and proAL '(.- . ' ' .. '-
On several occasions this department
lias extended cordial- invitations to ev
ery woman's club or organisation. In the
city, to send- in its-reports and programs.
.4. personal notices or general news. .. Many
havd been written to personally. Boms
havJ resoonded with areneroslty. others
have' given, the InvlUtlon no heed, while
some nave replied wee tne young poet,
. andVllka the friends of ths young poet,
- protested when -omitted Txom a reeome
of tho club work of ths stats. - . -
Ths outside club' world is like a great
- hive of bees, busy with ths hum of en-
deavor, .and often keeping - the wires
warm with the news of their, great
" achievements. 80 the columns of a
club page will never have to. gaps for
want- of Interesting material. This s
ths kind of information many tot ths
"club woman prefer, 'but believing that
:tha club, work of the city and stats can
-be better served by a wider circulation
'of home news, ws sgaln sztend an invl
"tatlon to tho clubs of ths city and stats
" tygivs as ths opportunity to report their
work even their existence by a elm
1 1A9 notice of tlme-Md place of meeting.
, Ws also invite a free discussion of any
question of general club interest- Ws
would be . glad to conduct a question
box, and would refer disputed points on
- parliamentary law or. club usage1 to ao-
department means to, and will be. con
ducted for all clubs and all club women,'
'and if you ars not in. H ths fault is
"your own. Tou bars received ths Invl
'' tation to become a part of U. -:,-; -i
Sidona V. Johns
TNew Oregon Author.
. - - Fop ths past three years almost every
jclub in ths state has. been giving more
or less tlma to -tho study, of -Oregon, bls
tory, but those living In remote parts
of the stats,- and. In small towns, where
no reference library Is accessible, have
experienced great difflcultyj In obtaining
. just" what, they want . without giving
more time. to reading and . culling out
; facts , than ... most . women , can .devote to
study. . . ' . . . ' v".r',
Delightful stories and Complete nls
. tori of Oregon ' nave appeared , from
t time to time, but the great want has
been - short. -v reliable - klatory. '- full
' enough, of detail tov omit no Important
' fact, but brief enough, to avoid tiresoms
statlatlca..-. And woman, has supplied
- th needl " v--- . .'-...'..' .--
1 Last September-"A - Short- History of
' Oregon" came from tho press of A- C
IfcClurg et CO.. written by aa Oregihj
.vonuiu. Hiss Sidona Johnson, that In
every particular meetsthe requirements
of the busy, woman, who has but little
time for reading, and must make every
minute of that little count . -r :"1
Born and -reared in Milwaukee,'. Wls
Miss Johnson came to Oregon 14 yes re
a go. For several years she waa en
gaged with the Pacific northwest immi
gration board of 'Portland, and later In
' the- offlce of ths Portland chamber of
commerce. ----.-;: - j y : . ...-
" "It was during this oocupation,' Miss
Johnson says of herself, "that 1 became
interested ln lhe history of this 'section.
' in everything connected with ths growUl
- and development of our state. A read
lng.of tho voluminous works' on Onsgea
history convinced ale that many, people i
would nedaubt be glad to have a res
r sonably clear knowledge of the hieterx
of thl state. -If it could be obtained
without -Wngthjr-Mstorto , research,, and
1 out of tsle conolusion lias come 'A Short
HlatoryTt-Oregon,1' whlofr X bope will
fill the demand which certainly exlaU
for a brief, accurate recital of-Oregon's
fsBClnatinB-story., .i.!' . H
The book la especially adapted "for
study work, s" it is ayatematlcally ar-
ranged in six parts dealing respectively J
with ths dlscovsry,' exploration, settle;
ment government, Indian wars, and the
progress of ths State to 10.' It-eon-i
tain several valuable 'maps and hand
some portrait Illustrations, besides some
tins views of Oregon scenery r --.
Several clubs and hlatory departments,
ampng them the Oregon history depart
ment of the Woman's club of Portland,
have adopted it.agia text-book. ....
"- Following along, the line of work laid
CHURCH
SERVICES
' rSOTtCl. Heresfter ehoreb aetlcee will he
- pahHshee la the Bataraar Issue of The foernal.
' Copy mchlna tka ofSce lattr toaa mdsy attar--.
boob esBDot be sssd.l . 1 ).,.. ... -; ( t.- y
awsooTix. ; '-r '
it. ' PsvM'i Btst Twslttk asd Behaeat,
- lev.Georce B. Vss Waters, D. D., reeter.
atoralat -paayer,, 11 e'cloeki evealng prsrsr,
T:80 o'clock s Baaasy eebeat :B s. st. - rresV
" erlrk W. eoodrleh ass arrsBSd for the BMratag
arrvKe: . rrehide, "Udt He. efl" Ub-
' jUiwohn); erfortory. 'BsresroUx" (HoffBjsai
enatund 'AIItre Foapoeo" !..).
-.A.. C. MsfkeitsTe); efrn-tory "adTfto'' (B-sV
. .--- u . . . . 1 a. (IT.kll.., lf,Mk"
(BlalBtr). ,
. Mark's Cormr KtnetMBth ead tetaiby
stmta, R. 1. B. B. Slmpeon. recti. Hf lT
MBmaaloa, a. at.; BBaeay eoaeol. 10 e. as.
'BMralBS prsri sb4 lluay. It a. Bt-i erealnji
CUT will ke eailttcd st gt. Mark's bet will
said st the ChlBese missies, No. SU secsad
gt. Joha'e M,orUI Sollworxl. Bv. W. K.
rwH la rtur. Basasr arbonl, II a, B.i
Trnlnc BrrTlre aad sotbmhi. t:e S. m. -
rbsnel of tke Transftrartloe Mxtk ttraot
Bear Oak. Rv, W,- B. Powell.- easpUIsi esrv
Ire sad earaaos, 11 a. as.; Busdsy echost, :
a. si.
, Trinity KlastaoBth' swr WsshlBgtoa atreot.
Rev. Ir. ' A. A. Minioa, roeow. Holy eoas
aumlna a. B. ) anraiag etrrk-e. tl . at-j
eTenlsg serrlc. T l p. m.; Banday Behoot,
:n m. m, . rWlniHnt with the Brat SnwUr
la rehrnsry the Bmralsg Berrlre will eoaissea,-
st in a. at., follows by ths guadsy sehsol
st o'clock. -
Oo4 bephors, fVtlwoM sn and Tea
enerer eweo-. Hoe. Joha Dewsoa.' soetor. Bna
dar erbool, J a. at. 1 snrslne Brsrer. Bad see
eioe, 11 a. st.i ereatBg srarvt asd -aarsjea,
1 s. SV , ... ... . , ,
Migg Sidona V.1 Johngon, an Oregon Writef.'
out. by ths Oregon tilstorycommlttee of
the ' stats: federation, Mlaa Johnson's
book may be used as tho foundation, and
ths references given in ths circular let
ter-; of the committee may be uaed to
the extent of time and ability at the
Command of the club.'
It is a matter of, pride that a book
so valuable to ths women of the staHe
has .been: given . to. them by a woman.
and- if , it needed anything- further, to
Insure It a warm weloome. It' baa i in
ths . inscription - which- dedicates it to
George H. Hlmes, curator of the Oregon
Historical sui-icir. ' . i.iJtiij.i.4..i
' A j . .' i irv ' . - 4
News. of Interest
jpTorn W..C TV U.'Sources..:-;
The ' Mount Beett ' -: Toung Woman's
Christian Temperance union haa joined
foroes with.--tho Ws. and u. (. L a. "and
are to" give 1 an entertainment ' ORthe
-WUlard Offering Red letter-Day." It
bids falr -tobe the event lot the, aea'aon
in this favored ' suburb, t ? " ', v
Mrs. 8. H. - Peak. -county soperln-
tendent of - flower- mission works, nas
recently returned . from - PhUadalpbla,
where she went as delegate: from ths
state--W. C .T. U. She has been giving
lntereaflng aooounts of the-great gather
ing at the local meetings in the city.:
; Mrs. - M,. U, Sieeth of Portland will
soon take the, field aa "Organiser and lecH
turer of the W. C. T. U.he lecture
bureau is arranging "a thorough, organ
ising trio for her. - v"
Plans ars weir nnder-way-foT-actrv
work in connection with -.tkoXewis- and
CUrk fair. . --y
Ths exhibit that won a gold medal. In
St Louis 1 on its way here.
' Central - W- j C. ,T; , JJ. ; meets " every
Tnesday at ( o'clock in tho parlors of
tho president, Mrs. M. J. Jamey, at tit
Clay ' street . Visitors -are always , wai
come... '".Nf.M v",.
Mrs. IU Barkjey,-Who lia been visit
ing in the east,, haa returned and wilt
soon , issue' her annual - Instruction to
local unions. Mrs. Berkley la stats
suDerintendentof, evangellatlo . work. - - - -
Mrs. Clara K. Bowets has been ap-
nol'nted county, superintendent of ; the
department of purity-art and literature.
Tho state president, Mr.' Lucia Addt-
ton, haa been doing efficient work at
Salem- in behalf of several bills Intro
duced by request .of this organisation..
Mrs: Lulu Hornung ef university
Park, county superintendent of Dithers'
meetings. Conducted a" most 'Interesting
mothers', meeting at tho Pask recently.
Tho - state has issued a list of book
recommended to all Jibrarleoj-public,
puDiio scnoot . ana - nome. The 1 list is
timely- snd is" carefully selected! - com
prising blographv autobiography,, his
tory, economics. Christian, oiilsenahlp
and labor problems', child culture, stories.
newspapers snd periodicals, all bearing
on the work of this society In its.vsrled
phsses. It Is a. valuable Hat of booka.
lUhas been compiled by Mrs. Addlton.
who is-well fitted by, her tongtlifra study
of social problems for the work,
Multnomah county executive met
Tuesday evening at ths rooms of Dr.' Mae
Cardwelvln the Dekum building. The
gt. ' ABdrew'e Pealnaala. Bev. 7ooa Dawaoo
ia-eharn. AfteeaooB sorrleo, t p. m.
Rt. Matthew's Mrat and CarBtbers Btroets,
Bov. W. A. M. Brock Is chart. - Berrlce aad
avrmoo, u a. M. ; Buodsy acbonl, . m.
Chnrrh , of Oar Savior Woodstorh. Bfrrlca
hcrosfter will be as . follows: Baoday school.
1:B0 S. bl; evealag srayor taad': scnaoo, (.au.
.v " ;"lAfTBI..'. "'''''; r
White Tesaple Oraet' Twelfth, sad -Taylor
Streeta, .Boo, J. - Whlteosab Broather, D. D
astor. ' "Use Accord" prayer ntvollnc. 10:18
s. s. 10:Su a. a.. '"Qod aad I;" Bible school,
12:10 s. la.. eUasea for all: B. T. P. U.
service. . bb., with Miss Mabel Lewis
snd Mrs. Joha Wise Waders i poealar evealns
sorvtee f :o a. a., whoa Dr. Broaxber's topic
will be. "If I Ware e MIIHoaalra.'T The ear
Sn wilt coatala ajootstloss frota letters r
eetved la . answer to question. Moete by
the Teaapls saarlee aad cboraa.r The tUlptiant
sisters will raadat apaclal aombara. . . Ihore
will be batta. . . t ,- .,
seeoas Brvoath aad Bast Ankeay streets,
taatoa O. Lspbaoi,, saator. Tb part or will
occupy-the so I pit la tae aaernln; st 10:0;
Btbt sebnsl at soaa; anloa.: aorvlee ad tb
Kpwortk leaae aad the Yoaaf Peoplo's BBloa
will Be bald la tb Ceateaary Methodist ehnrrh
at S:l s. BJ. I bbIob Tsnrellatle ssrvlcea be-
twaea - tho. Ceateaary Methodist ebareh and
the Beeaad Basttat at T:tO la tho Ceatensry
charch. eorBer Math and Bast Pine a tract.
Bethany Ballwood. Sanday srhosi at 11 a.
a.; preacblag at IS B aad evealns earvlca at
t s. s.sr Mrs. H. J. Adasss. aitr Bbv
wtonary. .
Voatrsrw ooaatoa or la woria panmng,
Ksst Blith -SBd Bsst, Alder streets. Wllllan B.
Bawlall, atlnlater.- ; At 10:48 a. si., "latest
Mat; DlTtrteo;'t IS s.. Bible Brhaolu T:
p. ., Iltoatrated aarrlc,- "Coaqaeata Of
Fear.''- Prof- W. P. Warsehkal. maelcsl di
rector 1 Klse- Bath Bboaroa, argsalst. -
MTTBODIBT. -Orace
Twelfth sad Taylor streets. Ollbart
Wsrd Denkrtoa, saator.- At a. as., elaaa
SMotlns; Kr-Sn a. aernmo. "lluatanllr
Oloriacd:" 11 1 p. .. " Bimdoy school; S M
fi. as., fcnwnrtb Lrel T;JO p. aeraton,
Tbo Hla-Viway to gaceeas." - - ,
Ptrat, rvmth ITlt aecoed itmt, roc eater a'
kali, B. H. Mowre. pal tor. Berrlce II a. ai.
aad T;M . at.l Madsy school, 10 a. m.i By
stats president outlined the plan's for
work In connection With -the fair. This
includes .ths national- exhibit, two days'
convocation, June "IT . and .-21. . ' Mra.
Whltealdea. the new county president. Is
getting the lines well In band and this
yearbldaiirtoerTropr?
ous of sny. .' ' ' .t i
Central union held 4the usual weekly
meeting. Tuesday afternoon. Delegates
.were present to represent them In the
O. P. A. state headquarters, and - other
plans for , the ' general v state- work , were
aiacuaaao. . v f4--:vt.-ri1-?:
" Bunnyaido .union reports- a. very suc
cessful entertainment far the benefit of
the gymnaalum. It-li doing excellent
work in-physical culture.- Ths union
meets every Thursday t 1 o'clock In
thr headquarter, H East Yamhill street.
' Laurelwood union,-' under Mrs. E. E.
Fulton's able leadership,' held a, rousing
mass meeting auraij. ' .,, .
SacaiBWBa Work '
Is Progressing Finely. ? ; - :
- Baoa jawea, has a warm friend In "The
Bagamore," the organ ot the order of
Red, Men. published In Tacoma and ed
ited by ' T." J.' Bell. ""Wben the indorse-'
ment-of' the Great Council-was asksd
for the - work- last summer- at Bt, - Joe.
Mo.! Mr. Bell warmly supported it,-and
promised its help to the extent of his
ability,, and right royally has he kept
his promise. Every Issue of rrhe Bag
amore" since that time has fiad, oma
kind ar3 enthusiastic words to say
habout the statue, which has- had. much
to do with the material--reaponses that
reach the association..- This month Alio
"Ten. Reasons" have been published in
full, and thlaMi tho way, makes over
60 capers tnat nave published these ten
reasons' why ' the status ; should' be
erected, ' - . - . - -"
Since-, reporting 'last - week . contribu
tions hsvs been received from, the fol
lowing places outside- of Oregon: '- Je
rome,. Aria. , Philadelphia, . Pa.; Peters
burg, Va. (t); Danville, Va-i BoiUk Bot
tom,. Vs.: Bolse Idaho; Allentown. Pa.;
Homestead, Pa. Jefferson, Or., has sent
fit through Mrs. Eupperle. gnd- tlO has
been contributed ' by . two Portland wo
men, -- - - - -" - - , - . - --r .
- Mrs, Eugenta Farmer, Chairman ofjhe
prasa oommlttee of the Minnesota State
Suffrage. society,, writes that, she -never
heard ef the movement to erect a statue
to BacaJawea until she saw a notice of
it In a Waahlna-ton,- D.-C. perery"but,a
shs adds, "after I , bad read, The Con
quest.1 I wondered why no effort was
being mads to commemorate ths deeds
of -that nobis woman. - - i'l:r-1-
'Within -a "few-days active -arrange-menta
will beglnlooklng toward making
the -occasion of the unveiling of the
statue one of the great days of the fair.
.-f t n st
Our School Houses- ;
For Neighborhood Meetings.
'.'A strenuous effort is being put forth
by the club women of ths city to Induce
the school board to: granf permission -to
ass . school, buildings fos neighborhood
worth Leaaws, - t.tO sa. J eh arch ooafereaee,
li.-i p. su -, -
. Trinity Oorasr Bsst Tenth aad Oraat streets,
Bev. .Harold, Obers, aoator. - ,At . 10:M a.
"The -Wider HoTlsnn;". T:M B. ak, Bkatlng
ea Thla Ico; Sunday school, to s. sa.) Ep
arortb lasae, :) p. Si., leader. Miss Ueajora
MakoUab , - - r-- '' '
Bpworth Twenty-third .aad Irving streets,
Beory T. Atklaaoe, pastor. At 10 . au. Baa
day srbooU Jl-s. aa... "Pater's Bipecleoo)"
Bpworth La roe. S:SV B...K4.J T:SO B. "AS
Kmottonal Waclol.", 4 ;
' Taylor Street Dr. - Prshrla - Btrrtett i Bbort,
Citor S:a e. ., cla.a.a; 10:k s. aa.. "The
w ef Caaee sad Effect la Spiritual Uf:"
I J: IS p. Bi.. Buday school; :30 p. am., Bpworth
beataei 7 BO p. saM "A Porgottaa PUeeHell."
Cantaaarr Ooraer - Eaat Pine , end . Klath
streets, William H. Pepee,- II. ' I.. noator.
Preaching by the paator. 10:80 a. ss-l Buaday
school, 11: IB B. S1.; anios yoang people's aerv
le, S:16 p. at. ; anloa aorTleo betwaoa tha
Bacoad Baptist snd Centeaary cbarehee at T:M
p. av, auag earvlca aad sospel sersaoa.
v '.'.;' ' ' C0B0BX0ATI0BAX. , " ". 'V: i .
Plrst Park aad Madlaea stroets, Bev. M.h.
House, D. IK. peatar. At 10:0 a. ka., "The
Matohless Vlaltor;" T SOB. au. "Aw Bvealnf
With Great tlyaans aad-Thotr Astbara." li:18
a. as... Sunday school; g:S0 P. aa., T. P. B.
C. t'bolr - eoaalata o hire. Boa Blaeh-
Baaar. Mrs. W. A. T. Basboiuj, W. H. Boyer,
W. A. Montsosaery; Prof W H Borer, cbotr
director; Mies Leonora Fisher, orsaolat.
Htlsrlia Chapel HoeoBd streee- aesi Lloeola.
gandar school, : s. ,
. Hsaealo-Htreet boat Bevenrb. aorth and Has
sslo atraets. Rev. (tiarlre B. Cbaas, paator. At
10:90 s. aa.. "Three Wars of Berrieo;" I.Sn p.
sa., "abort ABawers te Laag -Unatteaa; us
day school, 12 tbrtstlaa Eadeara, SO.
lUBByahle t'oraer Eaat 'Taylor and Bast
Thirty (north street. Rev. J. J. Stsob. pastor.
At 10 SO a. Bfcs - -'Beltaal BaaiiSrstla sad
Holla." sad children's sarwoa a "Th Bad
Pmar t'aai Bark" at II o'clock) .thee will
b sdmloaloB of aew BeBbers In ennnaettoa
with Ibis aerrlr; T:!b p. a.. "Thlnss Thst
Survive Tlaiei" Christies KndosTor arvW,
SO p. as.. Miss th.rkme Huff, leaderi Ban
dar schaol. le . St., B. C. PI IT. aapertntondent.
- Hlrhlaad t'ernar Prescott snd East . Slsth
treeta, aorth. Bee. A. M. Bnckwaod. pmtnr.
At 10 a. , Bondsy school ; H e. ss., "Be-
l ' . . .... . '' . .. :
meetings, bn certain-evenings of the
wk, the nature of these meetings to be
something on ths plan, of university ex
tension, work. . Ijiat whiter a oommlttee
waited on, the school board, and ex
plained JLbe matter, which, waa referred
to a committee consisting of Prof. Rig
ler and Mrs. Bltton, wboVeported favor
ably, but for some, unaccountable -rea-
son their recommendations were not
adopted,., , .,. ' i.LL.-.
The law reapectlag school buildings
states that."publl school buildings may
only be uaed for educational purpose"
and a bare majority of the board could
not interpret this work aa "educational. "
- The matter did not die, but only slept,
snd again the women ere at work. . with
better prospects of success. A question
arose, as tq whether the matter was one
to be determined by legislation,, tha tax
payers OP ths school board. It waa An
ally decided that It came within the
lurlsdlctton of ths' last, and- the "com
mlttee will again endeavor to show ths
directors that these lectures- or neigh
borhood ' meetings will simply advenes
ths mission of the school by educating
the parents. ; -.!-' . ,- .
CUte Clu)s evnr.
Antidote for Homesickness. v"i
' One of the moat-promising signs for
Orearon is the present movement to or
raaiza stats societies..' It is one In
which Women should loin most heartily:
If women beeome.. thoroughly interested
in thess movements it would mean more
to the state than an equal amount of
enthusigsm from the men. when men
have pulled up stakes and cast their l"t
in a new place sentiment .departs and
they become a part of the home of their
adoption, NotJiotho.JiomepjrhQi!an-.
not cast off . the old and dun ths new
surroundings '" like av garment, ; "Back
home" always remslhs in their memory
like "mother's apple pie." and this long
Ing and disebntent-of the wife baa sent
mni than nna Oroaron aatller back "Into
the states." These societies will brtnsM
"home folks" together, which, will be a
veritable tonlrr for homesickness, - and
administer, a good. Oregon -stimulant ss
well, lor in comparing noieo majr wui
soon -Bad that the women jof this stats
occupy a 'far more dignified posrtltm
loan moy du in jngat.-4 um- owoo w
their' beloved east. :
- For Instance, 1 Oregon Is one of but
l statea In the union where the mother
enjoys, squat privileges or guardianship
over, her own children with the fatter.
Even In the states where women enjoy
the risht of 'suffrage.-but one of-them
gives Its women this co-guardianahlp.
weat" to'be permitted- at least a half
interest in your own . children. ,' But the
becoming aoqualhted ' with - people ' from
the old home, will cause a greater coa-f
tentment in the new. which can but grow
into loye and . which' means remaining.
la is a new ciuo moveraeei , one in wnicn
men and wemehcan both take part, and
will - mark a - new era in the- lives ; of
MVany women of Oregon if they can only
be Induced to take an interest - in It.
..--7':"' V st .H-- --r '
....... -- '. v 3 -.".,'," -;r-';
Froebei Association r ;- ;
Has Splendid Objects.
.'The Portland -Froebol associ
a-anlsed 1 for work - last - October: ' Ths
object of this association is to further
the . best interests of children,,' through
conference bt parents and teachers.
kindergarten and other persons Inter
ested are eligible to membership In this
sssoclation by- paying membership fee.
The offlcers of the association are: Pres
ident, Miss Elisabeth K. Matthews; vice
president. Mlsa' Alice MoCormacr secre
tary. Miss Helen M. Stafford; treasurer.
Miss K. May PanwilLv. ".:;'..v-iL-.i'
The regular meeting is held ths flrst
Friday,, in each ochobl .month at, St.
Helen's hall-- . The next meeting 'will be
Friday,- February-1, at J o'clock. The
program Is in charge of Miss 'Gertrude
Hutchinson. Tho central thought! will'
be - patriotism, as the month ..of -Web-
ruary is a symposium of. patriotism,
literature ana - sentiment Washington,
Lincoln. - Longfellow And Valentlne'a
dsy. :-.-', ':'.
The "association has affiliated" with- .the
city federation and Is already, in Una
to do its partf or , ths - -betterment of
Portund, : - -; -r : : . . ..-
Mrs Jamison Entertains r
The Tuesday Afternoon Club. 1
The Tuesday Afternoon club wss en
tertained this- week- by-Mrsi .O.-EUM.
Jamison, 14 Columbia street. rTBr sub
ject of study was the "Arthurian Epic."
and the-program, a moat Interesting one,
wss announced as follows by Mrs. O.
M Ollnes; , ...r.t-. c r -
Review of "Ivinhoe." Mrs. Mercolm
Pugh; "Historical Sketch of ths Arthur
ian i Epic," Mrs. Robert Smith; "Merlin
nor "Vlvlenne.". Mrs. Evyln Eshelman:
"Lancelot," Mrs. George Dunham. "The
Quest of the Holy -Graal" waa given In
a most Interesting mannerby Mrs. Edith
Crofton. . The. quotations . were from
"The Coming of Arthur.",
: Visitors of the club were Mrs. W. O.
Haines and Mrs. W. O. BtMes. r : ,
. Dainty - refreshments . were served
during the- goolsl hour, snd tho house
was preiuiy oecoratea . with rerns and
potted plants. The next, meeting will
be held with Mrs. F. M. Miles,. MS Han
cock street. .-'',..ii:-.j -- ' .
Haloe va! Morality r" t p. a., Janlor Badsaveri
t:ao s. rr m.,-"Today," Beats free. . ; '
;v-imanuM; , t'.'l-.
Ptrat Corner Park . aad ColambW straers.
a. B. Mackbyr paator. At - a.- aa,. pabMe
v. t. b. aa. oy. emcee wita aaoraas ay
Mrs. 0. B. Brans T:! p a "Tb Procosa of
Traaaforaaatioa;" Bible school, 11:1a a. b.i
X B. C B. saesUas. :U p. m. , . ..
, Caatral Bast Iwaatleth aad Salmon streets,
Bav. J. r-.Oborailey will speak at M: a. at.
ea 'Bevlvala" snd st 7:48 p. m. ea "Tha
Crown ef Life;" Sanday school, 12 bi. Junior
Eadaevor, S:0 B. sa.;, Benlot Eodcaror,, t;t)
B. Sk.V , . -'t . '-., ', .v.- '
Bodney Avaa Corner- Bndney avaame' aad
Kaott street. Albra Baaon, mlnlatar.; - At II
a. .. "The Dlvln Creed;" t:S0 p. m.r "Th
Incarnated Cbrlat-," Sanday school., Left a. St. I
ChrUtlaa Bndaavor,- 0:90 - p. - av .
Advent 2A0 , Harrtarm street. Charles ' Bsf
feadea, paator. , BoBday , ..school. XK s. m.
Breaching. II a. m. 1 praise saeeting la tb
vealnaj at T o'clock ; (oapet-oervies at TMO
p. .; prayer, eetlpgTharaday walng at
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!'.- ' tSnSrTSBXAB. "'. "' T."'"
' Cslrary Eleventh and Clay streets. .Wllllaaa
g. Ullbert, psator. At tb aaornllif serrlc
Or. D. B. Toy, araBeyllsf rroio New fork, will
preach; Prank Mum, tb slnclnc eaBa-nat,
will atngi.et the evening servlco the pastor
will preach en the; subject. "L'hflatlaa Used
Cheer." -' ,
Fleet ramherl.nd cycnt ,Twelf th aad Xa.t
Taylor, streets, Bev, B. Neleoe Allee.- At i0:S0
a, at.. "The Fate of Loral Option Law, a
Uvea by a LbMt:" U sa., Sunday, arhool:
i p. Juslor Bndearor; d SO p. m., Sanlor
Badearesi 7:) p. sa., preaching, y
'.4 L0TBXBAV. V'i.' '--V.
Bt. laaea' Bnf Hah 4,'nrB'r- Wear Park aad
Jof f erase Treeta. 4. A. Leas, paator. - Forelaa
la. toe aertlr- st II . m... eondnrted by th
DeMorf no erealBgl arrvtc; snaday school at
Tb ' Borwelaa grnod-t-rnraer Kaat Tenth
and Orant streMs.-O. Nasnea, paator. Service
at ii a. si. aae l Jnp
I SA a. m.
Porweftaa l Bortb
Sunday erhoot at
reartaektk
Ths Journal' haa at work tho most 1 po
tent force ever cnloyed by a newspaper
In the PeiAno northwest. - It is the car
riers snd they have worked with such
skill snd effect that during ths past few
months the circulation of The Journal
both in and out of the city, has gone for
ward, with leapa sad bounds. These
boys 'bave become) known as Ths Jour
nal's circulation bullderavand they form
a band of which any paper can be proud.
Every boy among them' la bright,1 alert,
progressive snd believes In Ths Journal.
They ars the boys who each evening and
oh Sunday morning deliver The Journal
Into the homra of Portland and the
various towns outside of the city.. ,
The- , Journal's - circulation builders
started soma time ago. when, this paper
announced it would give a aeries of re
wards to the boys, showing ths greatest
Increase la their routes. These rewards
were in the nature of handsome watches
and caah ' awards. ... The system was- so
arranged that boya in tha smaller towna
could compete on an equal basis-with
ths boys In ths city. When The Journal
Inaugurated this plan tha "boys took
hold of It, with the result thst they have
sdded to-the circulation of .The Journal
and r stlU adding to It. at at rate that
insures The,Journat the largest circula
tion of any paper In Oregon. - -
Each month ths rewards are paid. The
boy' making tho greatest gain .receives a
watch valued at 116. In addition to hie
prise there are Ave' others,. one each" for
th , boys who build up . their... rou tea
Every boy who carries Ths Journal, in
or out ofith city.. Is a hustler. Hei
knows thst Ths Journal la the live wide
awake paper of the city, and -be is letting
bis friends know it.- Each lad ta a firm
believer in the future of this paper. He
Introduces his friends to the paper with
the- result that ss ths carrier's friends
and Ths Journal become -acquainted they
grow, to like each other so that nothing
can separate them.
Ub- this 4age there are Introduced; to
The Journal readers three of the bright
hustling -circulation builders, who for
their energy in sdvsnclng Ths Journal
have been rewarded.', each -of ttbem re
ceiving a handsome Journal watch. These
rewards were given these boys" because'
'each of. them in one month made the.
greatest increase ra their lists. - in addi
tion to these three, six othsr boys, members-
or The Journal's circulation build
ers taven received watchea as rewards
for hustling. . ' - w ri-.fa ;
w. w-. Donaldson Is prominent among
Ths Journal's CIreulatton-Bullders. -He
was one of the first boya to realise thst
Ths' Journal wss going .to be ths lesding
noma newspaper of Portland. -'Two
yeara -ago he secured 'a route In and
around Albins. Bines thst tlmoHensr
worked steadily Introducing The Journal
Into the homes of that section. - - The In-
creases made by Master Donaldson to his
route have been so marked that he baa
not only wpn a watch, but nearly every
month since the " Circulation-Builders
wss started he has been one of the lead
ers. Mastsr Donaldson ta one of the
bright scholars of ths Wllllsms Avenue
school.- He is thorough In everything, he
undertakes, as Is Illustrated by, the way
he has advanced The Journal In the com
munity covered by his. route. ..-.. .
. ..The Journal, in looking fc boys to
Service st it ai la. Ud s
school at :t a. sa. t
p. i m. lesday
' c -4-- - OKBISTXABT ' Bfrrwjk(rg..v ..
' first Convtnv e rhrlat. Scteelt BeattMl
Blto-refhedral. Morrlaoa aad Lmwasdsle streets.
Bervleea II . at. and B p. -aa.. at the sabjwrt
--noirit,- BMay school at ewee ec Boralag
service, ,i . -. h
- Secood Andltorlnai balldlag, Third bstweaa
fayaar-ana - eaimoa arreefs. mnoay . services
11 a. as. and p. an. snbjeet "Spirit:" Baaday
scaooi, 11 a. at. in tae reading rooais,
- - TBTTX9 XTAXBIXIOAC. .,
' gt, Johoa K. B. McVlcker. paster. At 11
s. m., Charity;" T:80 p. "Ths BocUl Life:"
Baadsy schhol, .10 bbl( 2:80 p. at,. K. ,L. 0.
g.. Jr.; g; p. si., K. LI q. B-. Br.
Mlasloe Bath - hall. BarleV street between
TWenty-Brst aad Twenty-aerond streets, Bx. f.
HorsapfoV pastor, Bonday-achael. ;30 a. m.i
German preacblag, 10:30 a. Bl. ; Bagllah preach-
ing. :3o s. vY-y . ;t.:...i-,
'''I :, .V1TIZABIAV. '- '--'''''.r. '..'
Yamhill and Seventh streets, ' Dr. O. 0,
Craaaay, pastor. At It a. service with dla
eonrae en "What Liberal Cbrtatlans or Uni
tarian Think Conceralng Ood aad the World;"
Sunday school, 12:80 p. m l T p. m.. Dr. -Msry
Thomneoa. speaks-a "Tb Universal Brother-
- 'l - ZTABatXldsX 'AtwOOIATIOB-. --
rtrt EnclUk Corner Baat Sixth aad Market
streets, Bev, O. W. Plsmer, paatar.' Worship
and sermon, 1 1 - a. m. and S p. av: Sunday
sehool 10. a. SJ.t-ehlldraa's and youak folk's
eettag,' $ s. sa.1 Voang People's alllssc. f
s. aa. :.. v -
- T. Bt. C.,A.'""-"'
' Sanoctarloa ssdltortsm, 1STV Pnorth street
Bnnday elab for saen, 8 p. aa. 'aiusle by Oll
pbant alsters. Prank tMcksoa, goapel shurer.
with Dr. CbapnsB, Y. M. C A. lee chib sad
Coalter'a orchestra; addre, "The Saaay Bid."
by B'lltlasj my Baodall, D. Dr" rrea -aa eaiy;
; TBTTIBSALHT. .'
Plrst East Coach aad East Elshts streets.
At 11 d. m., ."The Doctrine -of th Uapardoa
abkt Bin;" Baaday school. 11: 1 p. aa. -
lOBOZZXABBOVB.
Prleada Buanralde, -'corner Tblrty-gfth
aad
Cast llaln straats. Edward SBita, nastor.
All-day aieettng Bandar; Bvaaaeliat Welgel
will preach 11 a. a.. 8:80 p. aa, and T:30 B, .;
revival sieetlass close Sunday nlrht; gundsy
srhiel. 10. a. in.) Cbristlaa . Endeavor. 0:30 p.
Berea Mlseloa Beeaad aad Jefferaoa street,
Bev. 1. H. Alloa, pastor. Services 10:80 s.
aa., eendweted by t. B. Ttavta: pre china T:S0
p. at., ander. dlrevtloa ef Holiness Biaaloa, -
Mlltenntal Dawn (1. A, B. hall, northeast
corner Boeoad aad Morrlaoa atraets. , service
at 8:80 p. . -,.,. . -
First Hplrltasl SoHety Artlaana' hwtti Ablno
ton ballrjlnc. Third street Bear Waahlngtoa
street. Ceferor,-11 a. at. oa "What Is tb
Differ nee Between Bptrltaailsn and Cbristlaa
ItyP' Ctalldrea'a Proxresslv Lrceuai. 12:80 p.
au aad 7:46 p. av. tb SMathly avaricel (aati.
val aad snort talks ea "The Klngdoja ef Beeves
Wltbla Yoa." . .
Tb People's ' rrlt!aa " ttnloo 181 - S.cend
street, aesr Morrlsoa -atrort, T. B. Ooltor,
leader and - teacher. ' At. 11 a.'- at., "Egypt
Tranaforased:'' 12:18 p St., stndy elasi la Ufa
probteais: T :48 p. ss.. eoneerf by raloa orebaa
tra. T. B. MrCardy director, Mrs. I. B. Howard
vacallst; 3:1ft p. sa.; "The LUe U the Earth."
FIRE HEND'S END NEAR:: V
IN HYDRAULIC GIANT
;
.In the center of the yards of the
Portland Lumber company's mills la an
Immense hydraulic giant connected with
the pumping plant of the mill which
throws a two and one half-Inch Stream
nearly 100 yarda, - - - l
It haa been erected for fire protection
and in effectiveness is said to ooual three
Are engines. Ths fores la so greet that
the side of an ordinary building la aa
chaff before It and large timbers are
toaaed high Into the air whenever .the
stream comes In eontect with them. -
- From Its platform. I feet high, it has
B commanding position of the yard a. Re
cently the giant was given a test In ths
presence of Deputy Fire Marahal W. R.
Roberts and met hid approval. ,
- Reduced Rates to California. .
The- Southern Pacific company - has
placed "on sale round .. trip Alckets to
Los Angeles st the rate of lit. limit
days. This sffords sn excellent Too in
timity to visit the many beautiful win
ter reeorte ef southern California at S
moderate eost, , . j --
rjjtr :'
1 p . - i " '
become eworklng foroes among .Its' huw
tllngt Circulation-Builders, made a most
fortunate selection in securing Reginald
Fox: .- He Is one of the most active mem
bers and 1 constantly advancing- The
Journal. Ha haa the aame faith in the
paper that the other Circulation-Builders
have.' Although young to years, this
boy Is a hustler, and by his sfforts The
Journal has made many- friends on ths
east aide.. Maater Fox is 14 years of age
and te a pupil of the Central school. It
was only a few-months, ago that he etart-
ea to carry -Tit journal, - yai in- on
mo'ntb he worked eo diligently and with
a determination to win a Journal watch
that he succeeded, v Maater Fox haa car
ried The Journal .only four months, and
now 'knows from the number he delivers
each afternoon ' that ' it Is the. .lesding
paper In his part of the city. -y
- When The Journal's Circulation-Builder
was' first proposed, one of the boys
early to enroll himself wss 11a rold. Far
mer, a bright l-y ear-old boyrwho i!a.
pupil of the .High, school.- From, .the
tlms this lad JOfned The journal s rorcee,
he has been, active In advancing toe
paper, and when the Clroulatlon-Bullders
started he was one of the first boys to
show at ths snd of a month the greatest
percentage- of advancement in . stesdy
readers or the paper. M was oeier-
mlned to make The Journal and the peo
ple residing in Stephen's addition firm
friends, and be has done so, tie is carer
ful In delivering the paper each after
noon7wltinhe resultnhat the people oa
his routs appreciate, bis efforts and are
inducing -their friends te take The Jour
nal, thus making this paper, th moat
popular one delivered 'in Stephen's ad
dition. -; rt - - ' ' e --- '' -
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Box Office of tho narquam
qtiam Tickets. ' ' ! )':.,
DDir t? Q-LOWETfif FLOOR t ' ParquetU, $4.00; PnTtpaettB :
r-XlwCO Ctrcle, tj.00. BALCONY 1 Pint three rows,
$3.00; All Beats la res? of first three rows ta fcalcony, fa.oo.. Ea- ;
tireOBllery, a.oo. Box aa4 Logo Seats, $5.00. f f ,
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Saturday Evening,- Feb. 11,-1905
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MARY ADEL.L CASE
.' (FAXXWCLL CONCXKT. AgeJatee) by . .
RoeemBry Gloss Whitney r iJ I'lard " O. ' Lowr-trlj
(8opranei) , v. (Earitoitei ,
Trio EttreordinaryJand a Number ef Port land's r V " ' ft " "
MARQUAM GRAIID, '
" Ths Journal appreciates what the CIih 4
cuU'tion-Builders have accomplished, and - '
tor a-tv isrthern "more -encoiiragemenV';.
awards- will be offered for the beys who
mgke-the greatest gains-n the coming
month. - The llet of prises for February .
is ss follows: :,i .- -.-, .1 -
To the agent malting ths greateat per- .
centage of increase In bis lUt, g Journal-
watoli, valued at 1 16. . ,.
.- To the agent making the second greet- .
est percentage of Ineraaae. $T.6B caah.
-To-the agent making the third greatr -
est percentags of Increase, IS cash, -i
To the agent making the fourth great- ;
eat percentage of -increase.. Il.l cash.
'To the agent making' the fifth, great. -eet
percentage of Increase. 12.10 cash.
To the agent making the sixth great-
eat percentage of increase-II. is cash..
. Every boy who carrfea The JournaV. .
either in or out of the city, can partlcl
pate in the effort to eecure one of thee .'
prises. Every aid is keen for this dlstti- .
button,. which is to start on February 1, -
and the result of ths efforts of The Jour- .
rial's Clrculatlon-Bulldera r durlng . tha '
next four weeks is aura to make the t
culatlon of Ths- Journal pass, or come
Very near the? 20.000 mark, thus eetab
liahlng It more firmly eg the most wlde--lr
read newspaper published In the Ore
gon country. ',- V J-
SPECIAL!
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