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hundreds have bn
used . In the- con-
, trvDtloK of on
hnnth mt Jha Tinrla
' $nd CUirfc aipoilflrtn. avtkd th booth M
ponatructd It palUy th moat novel la
the 'great 4iT, It eitainly is the moat
toatiy. Buch n elaborate and coatly
Airplay, howTerr U In keeping with the
rell known tihelneaa policy of the firm
that makes It.- Kor more than 40 years
H. L.lebea Co., the furriers, have made
H their policy to have only the beet of
. everything In their tine. At each of the
great expositions, held In recent years
his
In this country., the company h
. 'Awarded ail the prises worth receiving
:'or the dlaplay of furs and particularly
for jaalakina. for It is In the securing,
. tbe curing, the dyeing and asking up of
Sealskins Into' garments that' the cora
. peny ranks as the leader. lta skina Sjfid
fearmenta are' known, not only through--
put the United States, but ejl over the
. world and Its London dyed sealskins are
-..'always first "" -
'. Their booth la the . Manufacturea
building at the Lwla and Clark expo
sition la a marvel for uniqueness and an
affective presentation of what can be
accomplished with furs. It was de-
signed and erected under .the personal
Supervision of Mr. John P. Plagemann,
,ihe manager .of the Portland (tore of
. the company, and It reflects his art!
tic taste. It la .composed of hundreds
rtf kin4 of animals from all parts of
the world, thee worked together so the
hades blend, making a moat -harmo-
'alous and pretty effect. The booth It
self represents a modernised colonial
porch. Tbe large round columns are
compoad of many skins of the leopard
seal. These - have a silver shimmer to
them, giving the front of the booth a
luster that could not be acquired other,
wlse. The- gabio- nd Is -a masterpiece
pt workmanship In fur. It Is composed
entirely of squirrel skins, giving a shla
Vie , effect tach of these skins has
fcreii- so laid that the picture Is really
x 'astonishing. The moldings and the
twme of the 'firm across "the. top of the
. 'booth are all wrought from the furs of
tnany animals, making stricture that
ince seen will never , 'be forgotten.
. Tucked here and there about the mold
tng and at the caps of the large col
umns ' are- the heads ; of Innumerable
erhite foxes, these taking the place of
gargoyles In the construction of the
' .booth..' i'.-.' ' - "
; The top of the - booth, however. Is
where Mr. Plagemann has displayed his
taJent. for he haa arranged there a moat
Striking picture, one that Is full of life.
' At each corner la a huge fttadlak bear,
mounted and beating a standard. These
.bears are the moat ferocloua animals
.Bf the bear family, .they are rare and
these two line specimens .cams front the
-southern rt of Alaaka. At the apex
Of the roof of the, booth a tableau has
been arranged. ' On one side- la a very.
. large Anrlcia lion, while on the othet
. tide la a 'Bengal tiger,- a huge anlmnl.
Between these Is a youhg fawo, and. the
two large bee ate are arranged la a
posture of fighting fyr the fawn, the
spoils of their chase. No written de
script Ion of the genera appearance of
tbe booth ean can do It Justice, ft baa
to be, aeea .to bo fully appreciated, for
-- IV forms a picture wrought as. no. ether
Picture ass ever been wrought ,
1 -. While the exterior of the booth la a
marvel of workmanship and artlstle
' taste, the Interior Is equally attractive.
If not more so, for here the company
has mada an exhibit of furs that has
never been equaled at any other expoaU
lion. Repreaented In the booth are furs
valued at upward of 4e.e0, thus mak
. log the dlnplay of ii. Llebee Co. tbe
siost eostly . within the entire exposW
ilon. Llama, hides from South America,
those of the lion from Africa, the nne
. inulrrel aklns front the Ural mountains
sf e!tjrt, while from the frigid sones
are he Arctic bare, ' the leopard aeal
and white fox and fur Beats and other
animals .without number. The interior
walls of the booth ara. paneled In such
.eostly furs.. while In the cases.) on the
tables aad on flguret art garments made
of materials which, for "workmanship
and beauty have , never -been equaled.
That such Is the case Is attested to by
the' fact that' the company haa on dis
play the Innumerable medals It haa re
ceived from various expositions for the
finest display of furs and garments.
It would be lmpoaalblt to describe
thlt worfderful display, but here and
there something strikes the eye that
Immediately calls for soma word ef
praise. The greatest of all la the dla
play of Alaska sealskins snd soma of
the garments' made of - this snaterlaL
The coats - of London dyed sealskins
art marvels of beauty and workmanship.
So perfectly are they- made that they
aeem to be seamlesa.N If . any garment
could- be seamless. Each akin la per
fectly matched, and this, together with
the ' remarkable werkmanahlp, make a
garment that cannof be equaled.
Another feature of the 'display Is an
automobile coat made of leopard kitten
skins. It Is strikingly effective and la
one of the novelties of the furriers' art
Another handsome garment la a boleso
jacket of mink, r It la made wttn a vest
of -royal Siberian . ermine; giving the
garment the appearance of a mink coat
worn over ermine. It, is - one of the
features of .the display and Is In itself
well worth seeing ss an. example ot the
highest art of a furrier. In the dis
play are some Russian sable skins, each
akin being worth from IIS 'to 10.
for the Ruaalaa sable la the most ex
pensive fur known, one neck piece of
It In the display, although it Is made of
only- four skins, being worth - f 1.800.
Several fur sugs are marvels of work
manship. One of these la a large rug
made of iwalskln and " ermine. The
background "is of seal, and In ' the
center la a basket of white roses
wrought from ermine. The border
Is of -the' tame . material. This
rpbe. is an . exhibition - in Itself,
for It la ao perfectly put together that
It looks as If It might hsvs been paint
ed There are several other rugs equally
pretty and attractive, one of these being
a robe made of the breast feather of an
ostrich. v
- Unique features abound I throughout
the dlapliy. One of these Is an um-
brella atand made of the leg of aa ele
phant - Another Is a display of walrus
tusks, showing all sixes from those or a
walrus six months old to one 50 years
of ago. " There Is a handsomely mounted
head of a musk ox, a vary rare animal.
In making up the exhibit tbe company
has -not -only secured the best from all
parts of ths world, but It has also
gathered beautiful . furs, which are na
tive of Oregon, Including the skins of
the black bear, cougar, . timber wolves
and animals of lesser slse. There Is
alao on display a large picture showing
tbe teal herds on the Pribyloff lalanda.
Since lt(4 H. Llebes A Company have
be-in furriers and each year haa seen
them progress, until today they rank
throughout the world aa leaders, partic
ularly In sealskins. Tbey scour the
world for fura and their stock, without
exception, la one, of the best, ranking
with 1 ha big stores of Paris, London and'
Berlin. ' They have iinequaled facilities
for securing furs. In a talk with Mr.
PUgamann It waa learned that the com
pany throughout the yeare of lta progress-
baa maintained trading posts from
the southern, port of .Alaska to Point
Barrow. ItC addition to this It has
a large whaling fleet,' which winters In
the most northern parts of the globe.
From this whaling fleet and from the
various "trading stations" the -company
secures Its furs direct from tba natives.
The company, only secures the best ot
furs, therefore it is no wonder that its
displays at the Columbian exposition In
Chicago, the Mid-Winter fair In Cat
tfornia and the St' Louis exposition re.
reived the, .highest awards granted for
the Dest display or furs. : -
The awards II. Llebes A Company
have received at. previous expositions
are as followa:-. .- - -i '
World'a Columbian exposition,' Chi
cago, 1593: Premium awarded for man
ufactured ssalsklns special); premium
awarded for manufactured furs;' pre
mium awarded for mounted aklns and
rugs; premium awarded for general
sealskin exhibit
California Mid-Winter exposition
BpeclarBon6rsry award for best dis
play of fura of all kindsr highest award
or best general display of sealskins
ua,,cw wwmbw ivi iiwuuiaciurae isaai
skins; award for beat display ofseaJ
rooea ana ruga.
Louisiana Purchase expedition. St.
Louis: . Grand prise for fur ruga and
seaiMKins at various expoaltlona.
CHURCH
SERVICES
' ' : IAK1R. '
It. Joaa'e la'Adventlat rkarrk; Rev. Jobs
Beatclea. 11 a. at.. "Tbe f Mat at BeMiaaaar"!
aaaday arhoel. 10 a. Bk - r
l aleeralty tara It a. Sa., Rtv. W. Ay laoa
are; T: p. ., lu. Joaa Beatalaai Vaaday
arannl, 10 a. m.
MetHear PrUwaad. 11 m, sad t: a. bl,
Mra. f. 4. Adam; Sanitay acbool, 11 t. B.
White Tempi Twelfth aad Taytar straets;
K-t. i, Whlteoab Brmuther. 1:1M a. ai..
t'llntaa N. Haward. Kuekeater, . New Vark.
"W hat Ousbt to H.ppea ; Bihle eehoel. M:l
S- aa.; am awetlas fir wnmen. p. ., ad
dreaa .by -io Timor at, Joha ef Kaaaaa; .
V. r. 1. ervie. : a. 1 SO v aw "Ba
elety aad the laafh Bowl." IH kioaa eaacert
ereheatra st both attwaooa and arealaf aerv-
Mcod-Kaat flevaath u aad - Kaat Anheny
strrata; Hrr. etaotoa C taphaot. . 10: SO a. Si..
"The Frare toofareaee and the Treaty ot
toaee"! 1:43 p., m., "Compromlslna With the
ItII. ar .Threw Daya On ,al kp '4 . BIMa
-hl, ii bk; Yoiins Panule'e anloo, :S s, m.i
rnmUi by ebeirt hUa Bettha hWeJ: alasa at
(he BHa-aiBS arrTtr.
taatrat-Caat Twaartetb aad 'test Aakeay
atreeta; Re. William E. RaadalL !: a. St.,
"Realdeate ef Potarty Tlala, Maavea"; IS aa.,
Bible x-hool: T;3 a. aa.. "How to aia Out.''
Calvary Kat Klbth and Kaat Oraat atreeta;
Bev. A.' LawrvBe Blaeh. 11 a.. Bv. . "Th
t hrlatlaa Ufe. or the DerekipaaeBt farteUas
(haraeirr"; T: a. a., "redlaretd Mes.
kaa t Heapnaalhlltty ta the MakUg ef Mea"
1U a, av. blhl aVbool: t:W a. m.. Vmm (m.
Lpla-a-BMetlB. Miaa k lluwird. trader..
mnmuii.
atlapah Eaat Thlrteeath sad Powall straets.
10 . w a. at., aaaaal rollrall. "Waea the tord
Wrlteth fp the or ' t f: s. as.. , "The
rHrlae ieweler aad ills ' Jewela." ' bIbw Rath
Kdillucs will etas' at Bornlna aarriea aad atlas
Mabel Wllllaaia la ths evening.
rinrf Twelfth aad A1W atreata; Rev. B.
P. Hill. M:a a. .aa. aad T M p. av, rally day
will h abaitead.
Piedmont or mv CVeelasd avesae aad laf
rett atreet; Re. L. Mrrai Baoaer. a. bv.
A BeerM He CaiMme Kees": arealna errvte.
T:4S 'elrfc: Pabbath school, 10 a. aa. special
rally day aerrleea.
Aran uma aaf cwenee - cortM IH
Brtaat slreeta. 4 p. sv, aeraasa; I p .,
rlTry hl'eii and - Clay .atreeta: Rev. I sreaeetngi araaoay, araaaa.
llllana a, (iiibert. 10 S8 a. aa.".' "The Hons Penpla'a se4ln. s:.TO Bv
f I-llera : ?: a. bv, "Baal aad Cbrwt'
qaarret ebolr. It V. MIlllaTaa, arsanlat.
llrrt (-naaherland Cnraee Tweltth aad Baat
Tayaat atreeta Rev. IC.Nelen A I lea. 10 SO
a. aa. aad T:aa p. nr. Brearhlaa: 12 aa., laaday
; S M b. av, Chraatlaa Kadaaver. .
prayer aad arrmou: gaaday sebont, : a. av:
- St. John'a Meaaartal aellwaod; Re. W. R.
Pawall. 10:48 a. aa., santte sad aaraaaa; B
day erhaol. IS as. e "-'l ,
at. Mark -a-Owsee rftaeteahith sad Qnlaiey
atreeta; Ra. I. B. H. Blaapaoau 8 a., as., holy
eomaianlon; 11 a. aa., aolj .eaaaaaaaloa aad sa
ana; f:au e'eloek. eeeslBg prayer .aad srraaoa;
iv a. bv, saaoay ecBuei. r i
Faala Waadaaera;. C L, Parker. It
m. bv, preaehlaa. .
Pt. Stepbaa'a Chanel Tbh-teeath aad Clay
atreeta: He. H. M. Raaaaey. 11 aad T:30
B. bv. sraaehiiis: T:sO a. sv. bmy eaoaaaaana
:4S a, av, Baaday school; Friday evaalDg
prayer, e e caws.
St. Mattbew'e Ptrat sad Caruthers' streetae
Re. W. A. M. Brerfc. 11 a. at., aerrlee aad
aenana; a. av, bely twaaaaBntoa; t.a a. av.
Banay aehoov- . ' r - -
Trinity Nineteenth aad Everett atreeta; Dr,
A. A. Morrlaaa. Holy eneaBMate. t a. aa.j
smeBlBg aervlre, 11 , o'clock; eraaaog eerrlcs,
t M e'rlork. -All
galnta' Twenty a, mad aad Bead atreeta;
Be. Bonert Hope. Bervteee at U a. av aad T;S0
p. av) auaday school, 10 a. av , .
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' COKORIOATI0BA1. 5
rirat Madlaoa aad Park atreeta; Re. B. U
Kow. 1:30 a. aa., "Th Racer"; T: p. aa.,
"A One Handred ThooaaBd Dollar Ptlntlae";
anday araooU- It 15 p.. aa., C. O. Mlkle. ao
parlateiideat: T. P. . C. K., 4ft p. av. Mra.
I." C. LBrkey,' fmm 'Mloalooa.'Vi :
lBlralty Park Acthtana' retnple. PartaaBoarav
11 a. bv, 'A nana I Meeting of the ABMrtcaa
Board ef CoaaBilaalnnera for Poreura MiaakMaa
and Work ef th Board the Past Xear" 8a
day arbeel. 10 a. av .
Haaaalo Street Kaat tatrth Street. - anrth.
and liaaaalo; Rev. Charles K. Chaa. tp:M
a. av. Re, loaatbaa Bdwarda ef Waehliunas;
aaday sebool. IS aa.;, VarUtlaa Bndeavur
Mtaataalpnt Araaa Be. W. . L.' Cpahaw.
Aanaal Buaday school rally.. 10 a. av. Be.
Vpabaw will deliver aa addreea; T. P. 8. C. 1..
: p. sv; 1:4 p. av, "The Oeeat ATtavsa-
Hlrtilaad Comer Prearntt aad Bast Blxtb
atreeta, anrth: Bev. Arden M. Rorkwood. '11
a. aa... "Prartlral Canoeeratloa" : T 43 p. -.
"Why ' Ptd toe Prodlcal Batarar' Saaday
athoel. in a. av '
anannyatde iTaat Taylor ana aaar lnn-ir-frwrtk
street: Rev. J. J Btaah. 11 a. at..
"Tbe Love Which Paaaeth Kaowledse"! TOO
p. av, "The Mas Wha Ceaata": Bnaday erheeW
10 a. Bv, . 8. C. Pie, aaperlatrndent : J i trior
Chrletlaa Badeavo. p. a.. Mbm Rdltk Re,
onperhitendeat: BenMr ChrtatlaB Badeaver, M
p. av, Mlaa La are Moaner, leader,, ,.
vvrrso xtaboxxioal.' ' "'.- -
' rirat Cbraee Baat Tenth aad shergian iTrWts:
Be. A. A. Wrote. - II a. sa. aoa 1 JO
XFTaCOPAi. - .
Bheuherd S II wood atreet sad Tear).
f aveaae, Alblna; Ra. Jobs Pawooa. Sua-
artnwi, iw a. sv: aiornlBc ararer. 11
e eloek: oveaing praver. .') e'rlork.
Bt. navta Twtirth and MelBMtit atmarat
Bev. Oeorsa B. Van Water. ' II a rleeh. aaara-
Ing pnyae aad eaiaMe; 1 M e'taach, vealog
sa. aad T .30 a. bv.
Id a. avi;.Jeaag
av v
aeeoad Tarsw aad Kerby streets; Be, t.
Rwweraoz. it aa. sad T 48 p. av. prearbtnt;
Baaday arbooi. in s. aa.; Jaolor Badoaier.
p. aa : B. L. C. B . T p. av
fVkioy nreee l:a p. B.. peeeHatag by Bee.
B. U,fratt;,Saaday acneol. S.S0 p, av
' CbTBIBTIAjT. -
Ceatral Baat Twaatleth aad Rauaoe Sareeta;
Ra. 1. P. Okarailey. II a. av, "The Rlbl
Net Beapenatble fo. raawoBtlaatleaalaiai'; T :4
I. sv, "Charrh federal koa": auaday arbool,
it a. bv Janlor Baeeever. l.o p. av; Beater
gadeavev. l aa a. av Bpetial aaaalav
Adveat oeeead strati, betwaea Ball aad
Llaeota: Bev. Ckarlea Baffendea. 11:80 s. sv.
peaarhlac; 10:80 a. ., gaaday school; 1 p. av.
praioa Baoetiag; 1 :au p. bv, preaeDiag.
atrat 4'arner Park and CohaaiMa a tree
Be. B. 8. Mnrkley. 10;9 a. aa.. "The Viatoe
of tbe Invlelhle"; T:80p. at., How Ten Fooled
araelr" IHnle arbool, IX it p. av; Carlatlaa
BBdaavor, 8:80 p. av
Woodliwa 11 a. av and T p. aa., BV. Me-
Hattnr of California; Rondny or boot, HI a. aa.;
unaiua BDoaaver, a:s p, av -.
-' . ' ' ItmOBAB. V .
?frtrweirian 40 North Foiu teeatb street: Bev.
1. M. Kervlg. 11 a. av. praaehlng; Saaday
erbnot. S:4B a. aa.: la. av, preaehlas.
Morwetlea Brood Coraar Kaat Tenth and
Grant etreets: O. Hasoee. ' It a. .. Re. T
K. Dahl of. Llaeola, Nebraska, jrlU sreach(
aervtce st 8 p. as. -
8t. James' Corner West Park and Jefferana
atreeta; Re. J. A. Leaa. 11 a. at., pre eb Inc.
Boaday arbool, 10 a. SV Lather etagae, T p. sv
No evenlns aei les.
Bethaala Danlah Corner rnloa areas aad
Morrla street; Re. GndBaond UrIU. Its. in.
aad 8 p. -, BreaehlBf; Buaday arbool, 1S:1S
. -'I. ' ', ,
..-.i 'vi.'.,'-".i atXTaTOOTBT, : ' -
' Trinity Kaat Team aad Uraaf atreeta; Be.
Rarold Oberg. 11 a. av.-Bev. William B.
Marshall of Mlaaeapolle; an evenlns eervlr;
Bonday erhaol, 10 a. av; Kpwortk laarae,
Fva-Baat Rlath and MID streets; Bev. J.
Olea. 11 a. av, preaeblng.
Flrat Third and Tayfcw atreeta. lA:8t a, sv,
Pr. J. M. Kins ef Philadelphia: l: p. av.
Dr. W. X. Marahall ef St. Panl: Buaday arbool.
1S:16 P. av: Kpworth ragne saeettnar, 8:88
p. av "port"! amatc by tbe rborua ehotr.
Bpwnrth Tweaty-thlrd aad Irrug streets:
Rev. Henry T. AtklnanB. 11 a. bv. Krarat
Bine; as svaalng strvtcet Saaday arbool, 10
a, sv. . , t '
, ZTAVexLtOAX. AMOCIATIOjT. 7
Plead Basllab . Caraer Pet JtTt and Varket
atreera; aiev. m. - mmm. ii mm., prrwrn
tng; 8 p St., preaehlns: - Pxinday srhool. IS
a. sv. A. Blttaw. anperlatrndent : Toans Pe
pie's alliance. T p. nv. C. 8.. Bradford, loader.
Memorial Kaat F.l(hteeath aad Olnha atreeta;
Be. B. I. Btreyffeler. 11 a. av, "iwBk'Con
traaed aad Foraivea"; T-.80 . av.' -laa C
red I P end Puaaahed"; Beaday arbool, ' U
a. at. I. P.. A i ka. 8:0 p. aa.
Flrat Geraaaar Tenth aad Clay atreeta; Bev.
Theodore Brhane. H:4ft s. av and T.4B p. m
rieehlng; Buaday arbool. 8:30 a. avt T. P. A-,
p. av . j- 'vr , - '
' ,' ' , T. '.'C mC "
ataroaaai theatre. : St.. sadee the
naplrea -f T. M. C. A.. Cllstoa R. Howard
of tbe International Beforna veetnea- bereaa.
Waabhtrtaa. D. C. ea "Tea National Proa
lean"t H. 8. Anya-Ooodwla. tmas slf;' VlU
g. ..,-.. .,,. i 4
CATSOLIO.' '
Rt. Lawreaee Third sad SWraaan " atreeta;
Be, f. G. Hashea. Maaaas f aad 8 e. av
hlb aaaaa, 10 so a. sv;. veapars ssd .saaedle
tk. f p. av .
8t. Pet-ark's Corner Wliiataasth sad Ravlae
atreeta; a)a. B. P. hfarnhy. Maaaee S sad
10 ao a. sv: reaper sad baMdktlaav 1M P- bv
''-.'. . XTARBZXIC AL. '-.'''
rltrd CSratar Jaba aad Itaahas atreeta. at.
eehaa Be. B,,. B. M Ticker, U a. av, "Tbe
Leasts Gaining Wtadoat la 81a"; 1:U p. .,
"Jke, Coaeepttoa f- Bapeataae" fcnday
school, lo
at.? nnlor LLC. ., S:S0
p. av; Beaaor K. L CL B d as p. av
!. TBTFXXBAUBT. ",
Pint Kaat Elgba sad Bast Coach .treats
TW' ? sv, tba Beaefleeat
Mlaslea ef Bkeptletom"; f :4S p. av, "Where
aiaa vaate areas"; it a. av, Buaday
" " gpiBiTTALirra. V .r
Flrt Artisans' hall. Thhd
Waablnarton. 11 av- ooaf a-aA -
Teang Penple- Moslral and Draatatle dub; 8
- -; - t VBTTABIAB.
- Flrat TaaahllT and Sevaatb arreerar W. 1.
S; ViT" L . 11 "BehgioB vs.
World j Bnoday .arbool. Jl aa p.. av 4
" BL B. OSnTBOH BOOTH.
FTfstlTlMj neeoad, street.. Foresters', kail;
Rev. R. HMowr. 11 a. at. aad 8 a at..
seeavhing; Sunday arbool, 10 4. sv; Rpwnrth
hw, p. avi raarra aouirreaee, ix:ia p.
... .. . - , . . , t i .. .
CKBISTIAir BcnaTTIBT. .
Seeoud An4ilorlnai building. Third, betwaea
Taylor and Salmon streets. 11 s. sa. sad 8
ta... -iBreaiiiy--; Buaoay Braoet. ll
reading .aoaats.t, '-
"-' - anBCaXIABZOUB.
Chrtatias CathalVe Church of , lloa AlHky
building, Mnrriaoa street near Third; Be.
id, rare a. Hoy, p. aa., Bible etudr: S p. aa.,
"Wltaaaatng far Cod"; T:Sw p. av, ''Tbe Dig
alty t True labor."
Olive Braarb Uoapel Mlaanoa First near Clay
street. arvarae avtry awning aad Buaday St
a ana r :w p. nv . ,
MllleauUI Oawa O. A. B. hall. Reread aad
Montana atreeta. Malkey bulldtaa 1 10 a.
"The Death end Beaarractaaa ef the Maa Chrtat.!
Chraatlaa aad Mbnaotiarv Alllaaee Wrth aad
ala atrreta; Re, r. U. Bawtell. 10 0 a.- nv
and Tito p, Bt., "Christ la the Tabernacle";
Bandar srhonL S-tl a. nv !
Chrtotlaa. Social lata HIS Beeeed Street S
s. St.. Re. 1 . W. Wells aa "What Weald
Sneiallaat Do With the Crlpplea. the BUad aad
the llelpleeay
Flrat . Rib Sptrrtual Bneaaty A. O. V. W.
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