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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,- SATURDAY ' EVENING, FEBRUARY 0. 1907. iorm xcplcs ioeiohts Auvaxuzvn. pelllg. "jd,, stoop to Conquer' " ....' If I Were King" S.siptrs "Nam ths Nswssirl' , "tauMM'i Pardner" ..."UW the tolH ureas , TssdevUI Mrs. Albert Clark yesterday enter tained the ilouH circle of the King Guild of the Congregation church In honor Of Mrs. K. L. Hnnu wlfa nf the Potor,, ''ho bu resigned hie pastorate. ,q aocept a cell from Spokane. A handsome present was given lira. Houae mars or the teem or the circle which ahe founded end which bear her name. The gift la a Urge wall deco ration of leather, painted by Mies Gil bert with an Indian heed. About .18 ladlea were present. Ices and light re freshmenta ' were served. , . i Washington and Lincoln memorial ervlcea will be held under the ausplcee of Portland's Grand Army poats at the Grand Army hall, corner Second and Morrison streets, on the evening of fTioay. February 16. Attorney C M. iaiemaa win deliver the principal ad- re. a good musical and literary rogram has been arranged. Profess ors Bowman and Epplng. and the old veterans' quartet wUl sing. A cordial invitation to be preeent Is extended to to yutmo, . On Thursday .evening a men's club 'Was organised In the guild rooms of the Church of the Good Shepherd. Tem porary officers were elected as follows: President. Rev. John Dawson; vice-president, George B. Rayner; secretary and treasurer, Al Cowan. A committee waa appointed to draw up a constitution and to report at the next meeting on. the second Wednesday In March. The spe cial object of the club la to develop the , social side among the men of the par- lh. . .. - . The regular weekly meeting of the Federated Trades' conncil last night waa taken up largely by a discussion of legislative bills affecting labor. The eeunctl Indorsed the Burns bills provld .lng for changes In the direct primary , law and condemned the Smith bill pro i . Tiding for changes In the Initiative and referendum. Th. mu, mmiiih ni,iini ? by the Meyer-Haywood-Pettiboae league , west maorsea, 'A Business Proposition. In buying - - a suit of clothes- a nan- wants to get the best value he can for bis money. Be " wants good material and good workman ship. We have a proposition to offer V you. Too can have your choice of about 1.100 patterns and have the suit made to your order for IIS; no more, no less. Unique Tailoring Co., 109 Stark street The soil la la fine condition now for early planting. It la a good time to - gat in your garden truck and we sell . everything you need In seeda -This Is . ' rose , planting ttme, too. - Come and examine our splendid Una Of bushes. We also sell all kinds of shrubbery to : beautify the home surroundings, J. J. trninr, ;n Tont street. A Free Water mass meeting will be ' held at Auditorium hall. Third street. between Taylor and Salmon streets, at S:I0 Sunday, February 8. 11. D. Was - -jiotr-lg chairman - of the Free Water association. Chronlo, nervous and special diseases successfully treated by modern sclentl- flo methods. " vibration, electricity and electrlo light treatments. Dr. W. R. Howard, Commonwealth bids (th st Hotel Houston, new brick, high class, elegantly furnished; call bells, hot and sold water and steam heat In every room. Sixth and Davla. Tel. Mala 1451. Rev. John Ovall will preach at the Norwegian Methodist church, corner Thirteenth and Davla streets, tomorrow t It o'clock. Steamer Jess Harklna. for Camaa. Wsshougal and way landings,' dally ex t Sunday. xaven Washington street dock S p. m. Dr. W. A. Wise will shortly leave for Alaska, and those who want to see him before ho goes kindly take notice. - " Dr. " Bouse's subjects Sunday ar reauirned Sfrisw: andZITEirkodenBan UV AU Invited. Woman's Exchange, 111 Tenth street, lunch 11:10 to I; business men's lunch. Acme C Co. sells the best safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone East fsi. -Why - pay - snore f - Metsger - flu your eyes for $1. Ill Sixth street . PERSONAL I Jagger, the potato shipper, who hss been seriously 111 as a result of a . stroke of paralysis, la reported to show a much Improved condition, according to his son Benjamin, this morning. Tll-Eh-KaU Died Happy. . - (Special Dispatch ts The Jonrnat.) Pendleton. Or, Feb. K Tll-Eh-Kats, a well known Umatilla Indian, who disappeared several daya ago, was found dead today a mile from the city on the Wild Horse road. Hs . waa under the Influenoe of liquor and got lost during the recent cold snap and frose to death. - Milwaukee -Country CIulV- nv. Cast era and California races. Take asrood and Oregon City cars at First and Alder. i . habits of economy and thrift and f . for therein increasing its size, v . ' We will welcome the young and give their interests our special MS frT KXZT TOOTS DAUOHTEBS AT HOsTE. Hearts are sadly aching (or ths wife ef Bairy Tb.w, . " And squealing to the Jury te respect the "higher lawi" tips declare It waa blew I of wbea the sea put out th light , Of the heinous human being Mark as midnight - though psoied While. a, Whet a lessoa this to mother who abould hsve a mother's eare Of their dstisbiere in their childhood, yet . , who never ear a prayer, - But for tor t paltry dollar send their off spring out la sin. As If their sunt were nothing aa If neither kith er kin. Oh. the awful deeolstloa ef these hearts that eare were gay Hearts that thought tier wee a eorrew la life s false, "delicious" way Yet the leeeua will be lost as far aa these eare sre1 concerned. Far the ator et sslvaltoa Is S part they're asvsr warned. Oh, glre na the Union laundry, though It Beans a life of toll noogb It's neeeeiiary, often, for te bora (he midnight oli Glre oe the Jor of labor la aa atBMaphere that's pure. That on earth and ' In eternity forever shall endure. UNION LAUNDRT, . TeL Mala MS. second aid Colombia. COURT REVIEW CLAUSE IS ; IN COMMISSION Bill a Railroads May Appeal to Circuit . Court of " Marion ' . - County. ' Continued efforts have been made by the opponents to the Chapln railroad commission bill to crsats the Impression that the bill makes no provision - for court review la case of dissatisfaction with ths rulings of the commission. That thla contention is untrus and misleading. and not the, case is shown by.Jhet following sectle of the bill as adopted by; the Joint railroad committee, which baa reported the bill back, to the legislature favorably, recommend ing Ita passage: "Section Si. Any railroad or other person, persons or corporation Inter ested In or affected by any order of the commission fixing sny rate or rates, fares, charges, classifications. Joint rate or rates, or any order fixing any regula tions, practioea or service, being dlssat lsflsd therewith, may commence a suit In ths olrcult court of Marlon county against the commission as defendants to vacate and net aside any such order on the ground that the rate or rates, fares, ehargea, classifications. Joint rate or ratea, fixed In such order, is unlawful, or that any such regulation, practice Or service prescribed or fixed in such order Is unreasonable, in which ault a copy of the complaint shall be served with the summons as In civil actions. The commission shall serve and file ita an swer to said complaint within 1 daya after the service thereof,, whereupon said suit shall be at Issue and stand ready for trial Upon 1 days', notice by slthsr party. All suits brought under this section shall have precedence over any civil cause of a different nature pending In- said court, and the circuit court shall always be deemed open for the trial thereof, and the same shall be tried and determined as a suit In equity. "In sll trials under this section, and sections S3, 14 and tt hereof, the burden of proof shall be upon the plaintiff to show by clear and satisfactory evidence thst the order of the commission com plained of la unlawful, or unreasonable, a the case may be." ..-..-....... - CREATES DEMAND FOR UN10H LABEL GOODS Woman's Label League Has Materially Changed Market in Portland. At a conference of the Woman's Label league, held In Drew hall Thursday evening, Mrs. A. Bonham, In aa address to the members- regarding the benefits of unionism, said that two years ago when the league was organised no union labeled goods could be found in the city, Today, through the efforts of the organ isation, practically all of men's wearing apparaLiearaJQiJniott label. - Besides securing the establtshmsnt "Of- t collar and cuff manufacturing plant. " ,lf these changes can be brought about by a few earnest workers, "ahe said, "can you measure the power of the 10,600 Individuals represented by our IT Mated unions, remembering that de- wanii makes the vatusT . .The league, which Is chartered from an International organisation, works In harmony with the American Federated Trades' council and has for Its mala ob ject the spread of tho union label and the consumption of those products which bear the union trade mark. D. M. D0NAUGH NOW ON THE EXECUTIVE BOARD D. M. Donaugh. an attorney and for many years a representative of tho In dustrial interests of Bellwood, has been appointed a member of the executive board, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John Uontag. Ths ap pointment was made by Mayor Lane yesterday afternoon. - Mr. Donauga haa been a resident of Portland for many years, and has been prominent la Dem ocratic politics.. He has been a candi date a number ef times, and haa taken an actlvs part la many public move ments. the advantages of a bank account, lies the assurance of future pros- Every boy and girl should be taught to save a part -'of every dollar -that passes through his or her hands. Start the young Jieople right if you wish to see them develop nto good citizens and influential men and women..' . . . ... - -;- Make a deposit for your child and see that ' habits of saving are taught It will not be long before a growing account will have art interest of its own and furnish a motive for . v . , people into our financial family attention. ' COM 1010 CITY TO GET WATER Woodstock People Believe That the Only Way to Obtain t - Bull Run. MOUNT SCOTT RESERVOIR IS THEIR FIRST WISH Southeastern Part of City Expected to Cooperate With Suburbs Just Outside Uoundarr to Obtain Ade - quate Supply of Water. - -" -:- ' - JBast Bids Department. .Confident that a new pipeline will be laid from Portland to the Ball Run river within a short time, the Woodstock Push club last night launched a movement to secure a rvaervolr on Mount Scott, a project that if carried out will enable the whole southeastern portion of the city to be supplied for the next half century. The first step In that direction ts an nexation to the city. Complete plans -tiavheew submitted for the annum. tlon of nearly If square miles, taking in all the territory east ss far aa Gray's crossing, a point on the Mount Scott division of the Oregon Water Power line just west of Lenta At the next meeting of the Mount Soott Improvement association a committee from Wood stock will be present and the final arrangements- made. . The Mount Soott . organisation meets ths first Mondsy in March. The first Tuesday following cornea the monthly convention of clubs planned by tbe east sids association, at which the former two organisations will solicit aid for annexation and the ultimate scheme of securing the big conduit and a reser voir on Mount Scott prompted by the great deslrs prevalent In all ths suburbs to have Bull Run water. . . Opposition is expected because ths sentiment Is not In favor of a new pipeline la all portions of the city, but they . feel confident that such will be tbe condition soon with the -growing suburbs that It will be absolutely de manded. . s Many local Improvements are "under way In Woodrtock and a great deal has been accomplished by thla organization la the way of bouse numbering sad plac ing street signs. They are now ready for mall delivery and will petition Post- L master Mln to at one for thla improve ment. C Ben Rlealand Is agitating th ques tion of a volunteer fire company, which la badly needed, since at present there Is ao fire protection for tbe commun ity. He expects , sld from ths city. Tho club la having gravel walke laid and tho committee having this in charge reported last night that South Broad way now has a good gravel walk from Woodstock avenue to Ivanhoe street. Booms for n. Johns Club. Quarters have been obtained in -tho Holbrook building at St. Johns by the Be Johns Commercial club and 11.000 la to be laid out at once to furnish the rooms. M. I Holbrook and President D. C Rogers have visited the. rooms of the East Bide club at the Hotel Ear gent to get pointers, although It la not likely that th St. Johns club will equip their rooms quits so elaborately. Tbe building baa not yet been fin ished, but wlU be ready for occupancy soon, so that It la, expected that the club will be able to opea Its quarters In March. Ths reading-room and pub lio library, provisions for which will be made at a meeting called to take place 1n th assembly room of the pub llo school building st o'clock this evening, will probably occupy one of the rooms of. Uuan building. St, Johns School Orsdnatea. ":. Judge A. L. Fraser delivered the ad dress before . th graduating clsss of ths St. Johns public school Thursday evening and drew many good sugges tions . from bis bench experience and offered many admonitions to his hear ers - .... Those who graduated were: Anna Brlc,.Howard Bric.ArthurCarljaoBvi. Arthur Clara. Ruth Coupon, Luella Ed ' mondson, Ella Edenburn, - Helen OeJe, Blanch Johnson. Wynn Johnson. Pal mer McVlcker, Bertha Merrill. Muriel Page, Claud Poff, Elsie Tall man, Edith Trowbridge, Ellen Vierhus. Albert Wright The class gave a short' program and Misr Hassler of -the-Portland, piihllc II.. brary presented an' Introductory ad dress. .... ' Sumnsr Post, No. II, Q. A. R., wm hold aa opea meeting la th Odd Fel lows hall, on Grand avenu and Xaat Pin street, this evening In commem oration of tho anniversary of th birth ot Lincoln. CLUBWOMEN SEE " BIRD PICTURES W. L.-Finley Exhibits Views and - Lectures on Birds of . .: Oregon. . ' . ' " The spacious hall of ths Women of Woodcraft bnilding wss for th first time yesterday utilised by th Women's club for Its meeting. Th feature of the day was th lecture given by Wil liam t Flnley on "The Horn Life of Oregon Birds," Illustrated by th ste re opt Icon slides made from his famous pbotographa . . L. Mr. Flnley's csrsful observation and the painstaking cars with which he haa used his camera at close rang upon birds In their homes hss given him a national reputation. Ills photographs are sometimes obtained with th great est difficulty, as in the case ot th red tailed hawk, where th nest wss situ ated lis feet from the ground, and the tree without branches for 40 feet-. Only by felling enother tree In such a man ner that it would faU Into the branches of th first, and using It for a ladder, could th ascent be made. These almost Incredible labors show ths seal' ot th true sclent let. Equally Interesting Is ths closs observation which has en abled him to photograph the humming bird while rearing Its young, or poised over a blossom.- " " Mr. Flnley is quirk to catch ths hu morous side of bird life, also, and show a comical series of baby swt pictures, in which they look, as he says, "ss though aa amateur, taxidermist had poked th stuffing in with a stick." Th lecture wss thoroughly enjoyed by sit present. At Its conclusion refresh ments were served from a dslnty pink and whit table. . -The goodness of everything else at breakfast depends on the colTe.- (Schil lings Best. CHURC H. SERVICES . . BAPTIST. Arleta Bev. ohe Hruuiea, pastor. Sunday school, 10 s. m.) Junlur Uoloa, 3 p. m.; B. V. r. C., t:30 s. m.; ureai-lituii. 11 a. m. awl 1:30 s. an., "I Hypocrtisi Who- He Is aud Wbere to riad Him.' . Tblrd-r-VancnaTer avenue and Knott street: Rer. E. 11. Bliss, paator. Suadajr st-bool. 10 a. m.; prearhlug. 11 a. m. and T:1M b. si., by Bev. K. M. rlllas. , Hlgtilsnd Alberta aad Sixth streets. Presrh. lus- st It.M f. m. br Rer. K. at. Bliss; BuixUX Si-hnol tt 1:84 s, n. feilwood Taeooia and Kteratith streets; B. Ceorsa A. Lsara. Bandar school. 10 a. m.; prearliins. 11 s. n. sod T:SO p. a. Calvary East KtiiliUl and Urant streets; Bee. A. Lawrence Black. BlUie srbool, 10 a. s.; reaching. 11 a. as. aud 1.1M) a. m., ty tr.ofeILt li. Wyse Jones. Second eTent sad Kt Askeny streets'. Rer. Stsntos C. L.bsin. Hervlees at 10:.t0 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. H. W. 1U, religious director ef the V. M. C A, will occupy the pulpit la the marnluf. Blhle school at aooa: Young People's Untoo, 6:3o p. m.; evening sermuo. "A Life for a Life." Oeurs HoOort Cr-iis, the ersngellst, will address tbe people dally at 3:110 and 7:45 p. m; iuimanuel Hecond sud Meade streets: Rev. Geurxe W. Griffin. ' Snndsy school, 1" a. so.) Junior t'nlon, p. sv; B. V. I'. U.. :.') p. m.; preschlng ac 11. a. "Ths Coming of tbe King. loco"; 7:90 p. m., "Things Thst Count''; baptismal Ordinance at evening service. Ursce Montarllla; Kev. Ullaaa Parker. Preaching at 11 a. m., "Tbe Cry of a Brokea Heart"; sermon at 7:80 p. m.. 'The strirtucs et llod'a Spirit With Hlnful Men." Central East Tweatletb an Aokfny streets: W. T. Jordaa. Prssehlni. 111:30 a. si., vilow a Church Msy Maltlply Itself"; Voting People meeting, 7:30 p. at.; Sunday sihool at 12 n-t erenlng ssnlce st 7:30 e'rkk, "1'he Pint Thing First." Mrs. J. P. Palling WlU speak for tlie T. W. C. A. at 11 a. ai. school at 10 a. m.t worsliip at 11 a. m., err moo. "atewsnlsblp": B. . P. U.. S:45 p. m. evening serTlce, 7 SO o'clock, sermon, "IN bo Csres for My Sonlr" First Tbe White Temple, eoraee Twelfth end Tsyksr streets; He. 1. Whitcomh Hrmirln-r, D. V., pastor. Uorning worship, 10:30 o'clock, music by .Temple qnsrtet. Miss Katnleee Lar ler. Irs. Walter Reel, J. W. Belcher. Carl llohlnsoo. with Miss CI race K. Kemp, organlsti Bible school, 11:10; B. X. P. I'. services, el : I p. at.; popular evening service, 7:80 e" clock, opened by the Impressive bsptlsmal service see. men, "The hainlsv Theatre and Personal Lib erty." Lent At Resin1 tore ot WIUUB) Kaeeland, Ninth avenue.. Address by Bev. J. U Whirry. Hsvler Street Brtweea Twenty-drst and TweBtyeeoud. Sunday school, 3 p. m. PEE8BTTEBIAB. Mlapsh East Thirteenth and Powell street:' Bev. Jerome B. McUlsde. 1. D. At 10:.W and T:30 p. n., prsachtof ; Lincoln aanireraari service la evening. Calvary eleventh sad Clay streets; Bev. Ben-Kara Btllea Ely Jr., D. p. grvless, 10:30 a. n., with ssrnon; Sunday school. 13 nv; aer soon at 1:80 p. sa. Fourth r Irst snj Glbbs streets; Bev. John 8. Welch. Preaching at 10:30 a. aa. and 7:30 p. m., by Bev. 1. I. Driver; Buaday acbeol. 12 to,; V. P. 8. C. K.. 30 p. m Bswthorne-Psrk Twelfth end Esst Taylor streets; Bev. E. Nelson Allen. RunOay schonl, 13 m.; preaching, 10:30 a. .! 7:30 p. rtt.. sermon; V. P. 8. C. E.. :&0 psi. Forbes Bellwood street end 0ntenbts ve-, sue; Kev. Ilsrry 11. Pratt. Preaching, II s. m. and T:80 d. m. : Snndar school. 10 a. m.; Christian Endesvor, 4:80 p. m. . Piedmont Clevelsad svenue end Jsrrstt street; Her. L. Myros Boosr. Preaching st 11 a, m ; Unndsy school. 13:18 p. na.; 7:30 B. at., sermon. Special music. Westminster Et Tenth end Weldier streets; Rev. Henry L. Msreotte. Morning sermon. It o'clock; evening ssrawM. 1 o'clock; Sunday school. 13:30 p. m.; X. P. . C. E., :30 "fUst Twelfth sad Alder streets. At 10:80 a. s. and 7:30 p. m., services by Rev. 0. O. Hssard of Catsklll. New York. rultoa Bev. A. H. Barkhelder, Sermoa at 1:46 p. m. Mrmbsll-treet Mershsll sad North Seven teenth streets; Bev. 0. W. Bays. 8osJy school. 10 a. m. ; preaching, 11 a. IB. ; sermoa, 1:84 p. m.! T. P. 8. C. .. 48 p. St. . Mooit Tabor Belmont and Prettyman streets; Bev. Kawsrd M. gbsrp. Bermoo at 11 a. ss. ; erviee st T.-30 p. m. Special sauala. Anabel Rev.' Geo. W. Arma, Jr. Sunday school. 10:80 a. ss. ; preaching. ll:30xa. m. Bellwood Comer East Seventeenth and Spo kane avenoe: Bev. D. A. Thomnsos, psstor. Babbath school, 10 a. m.i noralng service. 11 a. m., theme, 'Ttrst Things"; eveattig service. 7:45 o'clock, theme. "Bsmsnn." - Third Esst Thirteenth and Pise streets: Rsv. Andrew J. Montgomery, psator. At 10:80 a. m., "Personal Besponsiblllt"; evening service, 7:4(1 o'clock. Terao Ksit Twehtletk sad Wygsnt New chapel reedy today. Preaching at 11 a. si. and T:30 . Montavllla Odd Fellows hall, ftonday school at 10 a. m.; preaching servlee. 1M p. m, Bev. O. A. Blslr, pastor. ' rPIBCOPAL. Pn-CathedrsI et Bt. Btephea the Martyr Thirteenth and Clay streets; Bev. H. M. Bsts say, vlcsr. JJoly communion. 7:30 a. m.t Sua day school, i:4S a. m.; morning service, 11 o'clock; evening service, 7:30 o'clock. The Bt. Rev. Charles 8es4ding, D. D., WUl officiate at all services. Bt. Devid'B Twelfth and Belmont streets; Bev. fieorge B. Vss Waters. D. !., rsetor. Holy commnaloa. 8 a. es. i morning prayer sod sermoa. 11 o'clock; evening prayer aad sermoa. 7.30 p. m. ; Sunday school. 8:48 a. m. All Saints Twenty second end Reed streets. Sunday school. 111 a. as.; evening perries, 7 JO s. at. efc stars e w lt a. ss.r sermon, 11 o'clock; evensong and serotoa. 7.30 o'clock. Bishop Bcaddlng will preach. Bt. Andrew's t'ntverelty Psrk: Kev. W. a. Powell. Bervlce aad sermoa. 7:30 p. m.; Bus day schonl, 8 p. m. : Bible class, 7 p, m. Oood Shepherd Bellwood street aad Van couver . avenue. Albino: Bev. Joes Us arson. Sunday school, 8:43 s. m.i sermoa. It o'clock: evening prayer aad sermon. I JO o'clock, : Bt. John's Memorial Bellwood; Rev. W. R. PoweU. Sunday school, 10 a. m.; seraoe, 11 Bt. Paul's Woodmcrs : --6. IV- Parker, lav reader la charge. Service aad sermon. 11 a. ra. Trinity rttnetesBrh and Everett; Rev. A. A. Morrison, rector. Holy communloa at 8 a. m ; morning praver and aarlcommualoa, 11 o'clock. Bar. F. C. WlllUms will preach In Ue evening on "la the Cross ef Chiiet I t.lory." West Bide Bt. Matthew's. First and Csrnrh. en streets: Bev. W. A. M. Breck la .charge. Holy eommontoa at 7 .SO a. m. : Sunday schonl, 8:45 a. m.t services and sermoa, 11 a, St.; serv ice sad sermon, 1M P- ra, ( C0B0BEOATI0NAL. ' rnlverslty Park Artisans' temple; RV. 3. B. lira. Bermoo st 11 a. m., "Gypsy Smith"; Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mlsslsslppl-Avenuo Mlastaslpnl sveuus and Fremont street) Bev. William L. TJ pshaw. Bun. day achool, 10 a. m.; ssrmoa. 11 a. .. "Help ing or Hladerlag"; Christian Endesvor, 30 p. as. ; sermoa, 7.30 p. m., by Mrs. Roper. Leurelwnod Arleta ban: Bev. D. B. Gray. Sunday school, 10 a. m.; T. P. S. C. 8:30 p. m. : sermoa at 7 :30 p. m. Hsssalo-Rtreet East Eleventh and nassalo. Sermoa. 10:30 a. ss., "The Rsce of Life"; Sun day school, eoon: Christian Endeavor, S:4S p. m.s evening service T:4S o'clock.- Thar actsr." Kev. Vsrsoa W. Cooke will eoaduct the services. Bnonrside CorBsr of East Taylor asd Esst Thirty-fourth streets; Bev. i. J. Htaub. paator. Morning service st 11 o'clock, "la the Foot prints of the Mssrer": evening service. 7.30 o'clock, subject, ' Married te the Church"; Sun der school. 10 a. m , snperlntendent,. S, C. Pier: Junker Christian Endeavor, As. m.; Senior Kudeavor. 6.13 p. m. First Msiltsos and Park: Rev. E. L. rTouae, D D; pastor. Mornmg sermon. 10:31) o'clock, J.. -. .-J Dr.Brouflher BTNTJAT AT TUB WHITE TEMPLE - . Cor. Tweirth aad Taylor t ' 10:30 A. M. Ought Christians be Ambitious? "Sunday Theatres and Personal Liberty" Who ksa aay right to say wliad t Wbu dot BOLO Miss Kathleen Lawler. TRIO Mr "TV alter Heed,- Mr. Robinson and Mr. Belcher. BATTiaM OO "Besiitifled Bins"; evening sermoa, ' T:0 o iiKKk, VThe Model Tisulsl"; Burnlsy school, I1H p. m., F, 11. Wlilirield. superintendent; V. I. 8. C. K.. e W p. m. Highland East HtTth street Borth end Proa cot i; Bev. K. S. Bollinger, Bundsy srbool, 10 s. ui.; tnornlng scrvlc, 11 o'clock, , 'TTis Fsvored Circle'7; Junior Endeavor, 8 p. m.; V. P. S. C. E., ::m p. ra.; evening service, 7:30 o'clock,-aubiectV'Tlie Happiest Man hi Towb," ;-' - " ; METRODIBT, Tsylor-Btreet Ir. Prauds Burgette Short, Classee, 8:30 a. m. ; sermon. 10:30 a. as., by Iter. A. J. Joslya; Kiuidsy scboot 12:13 p, si.; r.pworth fyeegue, 0.30 p. aa.; sermoa, T;.'10 p. nv, by Rev. A. J. Joslyn. Bellwood Pifteanth ami Tsooms strsets: Bsv. A. L. U'ariur. &tfwntne nr. r aiMttlne. S a. m.t Buudsy shiwi, id s. m.j sermon, llt s. m.i elsse meet Ins. 13:10 p. m.: elsss na set- Ins, S 30 p. m.; Junior League, 3:30 p. m.; , fcpworth league, 8.30 p. a,; evening service, I 7:30 o'clock. I (Irsca Twelfth and Taylor strsets. Clarapee j True Wilson, I). l. Hermoa, lu au a. m., "The Bait of the Earth"; 7:30 p. m., "Koah's Ark"; Suwlay school. 1S:13 p. so.; Epworth :.tQ p. m. tls Ethel M. Bhea will render "Trial Sweet Mtory of Old" at the morning service aud st sight the male chorus wlU ren der a special mosieal program. The peet Invites any questions one may desire to have auswered. ttunnyslde Esst Ysmhlll street, betweea Tlilrty-flftS and Thirty slsth': T. B. Ford, pss-tor-- - I'srseaaao loo East Thirty-fifth street! st borne Moadey evening sod - Thursday stteruwas. At tu , Bundsy school; 11 m., preaching lir Blauotp P. II. Moors: 3:30 p. m.. Junior league, children s classes, o:iu m.. Eoworth Lea Hue devotloosl meeting 7:30 p. m., sernxAt by Bishop Miore. Lsurrlwood Mount Bcott carllus; Charles H. Wnulhv. neatnr. Buudav services: At 20 S. u.. Bundsr school: It a. a., sermon; 13:18 3j is:ie gpworlk flu., clsss meeting; 3 p. . -1 1 - T-5S1 m aervlees. St. John's Pi U Vouug. pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m.; preaching. 11 a. m l Epworth Lesgue, e:30 p. m.i preaching. 7:80 p. m. Trinity Corner of Eaat Tenth and Grant, rwu k- Smith, aaatnr. Sundsv school. 10 a. ni.; pablls worship. 11 a. m.; clees sues ting, 13:lf d. m.: Euworth League, 6:U0 p. m.; evenlnc service. 7:80 D. m. Wr. I. D, Driver nls-bt the eomlug week. Free to all. Everybody welcome. , - 8PIBITTALISTS. Independent Spiritual Korlety Porura 'of Scten. tlfto and Liberal Thought, conducted by the Johnstons; euh)ect. "Whet la Uodt" Logua hall. HI". Esst Grand avenue and Wash ln ton street, Buaday at 7:30 p, m l third floor. Ministers' ana ueatuiBS' rrotertive assoria. tlon Kea-ulsr relltious services la W. O. W. ball. Eleventh street, betweea Washtngtoa snd Alder, at 7:30 p. St. nev. vr. ItKkey will lecture. a-lrat- Sotrttnal Soclttv ArttasB Sail. 10SU Third street. Conference, 11 s. ra.; lyceum. 13:30 p. m.i ef. ens 13. elun, x:so p. m. : P. E. Coulter will lecture oa 'The Kiddle of (he Universe" at 7.4.p. m., followed by Bev. (j. C. Love. Services at Drew hall, SOI, Bundsy. 7:48 n m. Lecture bv SI ra. M -c. Wilson, rrom subject saleeted by the sudlence. followed by snint mssesges. Business tsets ano psysoomeme readings by Mrs. Wilson and - alias Ruse- 31. Burr. CHEI8T1A. Centre 1 Esst Twentieth and Esst Salmon streets; Rev. J. F. Ohormley, D. I). At 10:48 a. at., 4The Secular View of the Buaday Thea tre; Bundsy school, 13 m.; Kenlor trxjesvor. 8:30 p. m.i Junior Endeavor, 8:30 p. a.; 7:30 p. m., Illustrated sermoa aad songs- . Rj"ttieyii S saniie lleilnar sts"'t and yHtt stteet; Bev. P. Elmo Robinson. Al 8:45 a. m., Blbls school ; 11 a. m., communloa and ser moa. "The Ugltt That Falle-l"; :43 p. si.. V. P. 8. C K.; 7:30 p. m., "Preparing to Live." - w - atouat Scott Services In hall" at Kera Park. Id. on.; Ksv. J. P. Gbormley will apeak. Woodlewa Susday school. 10 a. m.: presca Ing. 11 s. m. ; Christian, Endesene. 7 p. as.; services S p. ss.. with speclel mosle. First Corner Psrk snd Columbia streetst Bev. E. B. Murklry, mlnlater. At 10 W a. m., "The Mlsalon of tho Boa of atsaV; 7:30 p. m.. "Wbst Think Ton of the Christ 7" Special, gospel themes discussed each evening , eseept ! Saturday. .. , ETAJtGELICAL ASSOCIATIOV Orars Letts: Rev. H. O. Henderson, Preeeb. Ing. 11 a. aw and 8 p. as.; Voung People's Al liance. T p. m.; Sunday SThool, 10 a. as. Plrst Oermsa Tenth sa Clsy streets; Bee. Tbeo, Schaacr. Susdsy school. 8:30 s. al. ; sermoa. 10:43 s. ss.; preschlng. 7:48 a. as.; X. P. A.. 7 p. ss. North Portland Tweaty-flrst and .Pettygrova streets; Bev. It. O. Iloruschuch. Busdny school. 8:43 a. at. ; preaching. 11 a. m.; T. P. A program. 7 p. m.; preaching. 7:30 p. m. l lrst English Esat Slsth and Msrkst streets; 8. A. Blewert, psstnr. At It o'clock, morning service ; Bnnnay sebost, 10 a. sa.1 foaog Pes ?le's Alllssee, 8:49 p as.; evening service, ;4.1 o'clock. Emaanel Mllwsnkle: F. U. Fisher, psstor. Sunday srbonl. 1 p. at.; T. P. A. service, T p. m.; worship snd sermoa. 8 p. ss.; Osrmaa preschlng every third Snaday. 3 p. ra. Resene-Hsrmony P. M. rieher, psetor. Bua day schonl, 10 a. as. ; preaching. 11 a. sat. I . X". P. A.. 7:80 p. at. LVTHZBAH. Swedish fmmanuel Nineteenth and Irving streets. Scrvlcea. 11 a. Si. and 8 p. sa.; Sunday school. 8:43 s. m. Norwegian Synod Eaat Tenth snd Grant streets, Bev. O. Ha goes. Sunday school, 8:30 a. m.i services at II s. m. sad 7:30 p. m.; X. P. S. meets Thursday evening at 8:13 o'clock. Betsnls Dsnlsh Union svenae snd Morris street; Bev. Gndmund drill. Bandar school, 1313 p. m.: service st 11 a. m. and 8 p. m, Bt. Jarrea' English West Psrk sad Jeffee. sob streets, J. Allen. Less, psstor. Service et II a. at.: evening services st S o'clock: Luther League, T . si.; Bundsy school. 10 a. in. Bt. Psnl's German Eaat Twelfth snd Cllntoa streets; A. arsuee. pastor, aiormng service rnrrrto trvAoriTOAi First Corner Eaat Tenth snd Bhermsa streets. Kev. A. A. Winter. Sunder school. 10 a. m.; preaching. 13 a m r speelel ereugelratle serv ice. 7:80 p. m, "Preps re to Meet Thy Oc.1": 6:30 p. ra., K. L. of C. E. meeting. Singing Evsngelhjt Charles H. Hsrt will slnxatjbotS services. ATI sr sIrSrne'. flecoad Tsrgo and Kerhy streets; Bev. J. Bowersos. At 11 s. m.. preschlng; Sunday school, - io- s,t- K. L. Cr- E., T p. m.; sermon. 7 'SO p. SB. 8t. Joha'a Ivashoe snd Joho streets; Bee. E. E. McVlcker. Bundsy sckrvil, 10 a. as.; preschlng, 11 s. St.: J. K. C. E.. t m p, si.; S. K. L. C E.. 0 30 p. m. ; preschlng, 7:34 P. SB. ' crntisTiAg idiwcE. First Church ef Christ. Brlentlat ScotMah Kite eatbedrsl. Morrison snd Itwnsdal streeu. Services st 11 s. m. snd 8 p. m., sun feet ef sermon. "Soul"; Sunday school at elnes ef morning service. Wednesdsy avealag meeting, Becohd Church of Chrlvt, Scientist Elks' temple. Stsrk and Seventh streets. Bundsy service st 11 a. St. and S p. m.. en h (err. "Boer'; Snaday school, . 11 a m. Wednesdsy meeting. S p. . - . . UJmtD pbesbttcsUast. Church of ths Strangers Wsse street see Grand avenue; Bev. S. Earl DulVils. Morning service, 10:48 o'clock, wltk sermoa: Buaday schonl. 13 St.; sermon. T tO p. si. ptrat Slsth and Montgomery streets; Res. A. W. Wilson. Morning sermon. 10:80 a. as. Sunday school, IS m. ; sermon. 7:30 p. st, ; t TnnTIO BtETHBEsT IW CH1IR. First Esst Fifteenth ssd Morrison strsets; Bev. H. C. Bhsffsr. Blhle school st IB s. ss.; sermon at 11 s. m.i sermos at 7 80 p. ss.; y. P. 8. C. B , T p. m. . Badlcsl Slsth snd Meehsnle streets; Bev. C. P. Blsncbsrd. Bundsy schonl, 10 s. m.t sermoa, 11 s. SB. aad 7:30 p. m. rnrtTAKiAV. Church ot Our Psther Corner ef TamblTI and Seventh streets; Kev. W. 1. EIM Jr., minis ter: Rev. T. L. Eliot, T. TV, minister emeritus. Hervlcee st 11 a. m.i Sundsy school, 8:45 a. m. kindergarten, 11 n. a.; adult class, 12.30 p. m.t X. P. T-, 8 30 p. aa -'. . . SWEDISH MI8SI0V. :" " Rev. John OvslI will speak st th following plsees today: At the Swedish silnalnn church, corner Gil snd armnteenth, II a. m. ; st BwedraU Evsngelleel iJlthersn ehsrch, eorser Rodnee and Stentoa streets. Allilne. 30 p. m. ; at Bt. John Evangelical rksrrh, Bt, Johns, st 3 p. a. - ',.. HOtlMESS AliOCIATIOB. The Oregon ftnllnees sssoelstlos holds service eecti Sunday afternoon et 8 o'elock. at th Church ef th Nassrene, 438 Bnrnslrte eteaet. Im Orsnds M. Bsldwlu. president. Thle ss. soclstlnn ts tnterdeoomlnal tonal. Xvetybody cordially tbrltsd. . - i T. X. 0. A. T. M. C. A. Fourth snd Tsmkllt streets, Orrbeetrs concert and men's meeting st 1 eclock. Major li. 71. Schonf will apeak on "The Poor Mas.'' as men tovlts. ' . Cn-rBCK OF 0t. Church f God 430 Hswthnrn aeenuA S lid snd IIKI a mi prsrer meet lug Wednesday, 7.30. S. T. NeU psstorw , , CHtniCTt OF THE sTAXARTTIE. The Charch sf tbe Bssareas 42$ Burns Id "A Confroatlw Guttodlan' SAVINGS DAPtU pays . ; 4 Per Cent. OPEN For the t convenience of its customers on Satur day evenings from 6 to 8 114 Second St, Corner Washington PORTLAND, OR. Get the Habit of saving money. You will find it a source of pleasurt and pride to start . ASavingsAccouht and watch it grow. It gives you a feeling of independ ence and self-confidence.' TRY IT BY OPENING AN ACCOUNT TODAY WITH THE Commonwealth Trust Co. Sixth and Ankeny Sts. street, betweea Tenth aad Eleventh streets; A. O. Henderson, nsstor. Sondar aeheoL li 1 nrsachlnc. 11 a.- m.s holiness meetlae. 8 P. m.; evening Bervlce. 7.30 o'clock. CRBISTIAjT AST) VTSSIOHABT ALLIAVOZ. Th Chrlstlsa aad MIssMnary AlUanea Slsth hnd Ha la etreets: Res. C. 0. Bawtelle, snper lntendent. Preschlng st 10:3d- a. ss. i Sunday school, 13:18 p. m.i Toung People' service et S p. m. Also service en Tuesday -st 7:30 p. as. sod Fridsy at 2:30 p. m. atlTHODIST, SOTTTaL Plrst 171 U Secemd street, roreetere' hall; Rev. E. H. Mow re. Bundsy school. 10 a. aa.: Kpworth League. B:M p. m.; 11 a. m.. presehrng hr Dr.. O. U. Btovall; 1:30 p. su. nraaeblns bp Jams Elliott. m i azsosT. Vftn's Beeort snd Penal- Instltnre Peirrrh and Bumslds streets. Btereopttceei Bible study Sour, s p. at.: men' meeting wltk address, 4 p. aa.; people's gospel service with apodal music. T:43 p. as. rXKOKIAX ETABOEXICAL. Memorlsl Eesngellcsl Esst Eighteenth and Tlbbetts streets, I o. Hoover, pastor. Presrh. Ing eervlcee, It a. m. aad 7:30 p. m.t Sundae school, 10 S. m.i Toosg Popls sssottsg, 8:30 P' SB. - . v . . SITUS t TBUTB CIS TIB. rrlvtse Truth Che pel Hell 301, Allsky Build. Ing, eorser Third snd Morrises streets. See. toes, 11 s. as.. Thaddlu M. Mlnard, Be at or; H. E. afartla, aslolst. Sundsy school at IS ss. lATTZB-DAT 4IsTTs. ' Chareh st Jess Christ e Latter-Pey 8sta Hsll no Allsky kalldlng. Third sad Morrison. Service 10:80 a. as. and T a ,; Suoday school, 10 8. SB. " '-v.. tBTTZBSAXIST. rirst East Eights ssd Coech atreela. At It a. m.. sermon by Bee. James D. Corby, the psetor, on "What Are w tier roe"? Bundsy lioul. 10 a. a mixsDs. Prtends CMrca Esst Thlrty-tn and sTals streets; Bee. Lewi L Radler. Preecblsg et 11 . st. and 7:30 p. m.; Seaday acaoeC is a. B.f EBdeaes. 840 p. ss. BWXDEXBOSSIAB. . Hew tnreV. Society -tleeeeth aits: Aldef sTreetsr Rev. Hlrssi Vmomsn. At 11 sV m "Ths Trusts Tsrsus Chrtstlaaltr." .s Bxroasrxie. ;. .'j, . first fleraan Teath aad Stark Strsets: Be. .- Hefner. BervUe at M:48 a. Ss. aad p. bs. . P. S. C E 8 p. at. ..,-. -. 8UU GXTJaCat. Oreek sad Bosslsa Ortbodos Church Eaat Twenthleth snd MorrlaoB streets. Beamier services at Basal tins. stnJ.EsTilAL SAWV, At S. A. B. ball, aortbeswt asd Morrison streets. Ssrekoss st 3 30 PBIZ MITHODIST. Pre Methodist Esst Ninth asd Mill streets. rrenehUg. 11 s. st. Sasday asks I, 1 s. as. rrirrEt snssiow. Pen Is l Sasday school. 10 a. m.; holrnes saeattng, l at.) evsngellatls Bststlns. Susday aad dally. 7 30 p. m. SPECIAL MEETINGS AT . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rt. E. W. Chsrst Is here from San Francisco to begin a series ef special metlng st tbe First Christian church. Psrk and Col umbiav. streets." Tomorrow he will dlsenssvinterwstlns; themes, "The Mission of ths fon ot Man" (s. ra.) snd "What Think Ton of the Christ T" (p. ra.). During; the week he will continue tbe suns line of sjnspel themes, ss fol lows: "Christ - the - World's - Orent Tetvcher," "Christ ths Only Medlstor," "Christ Kln Over AU." "Th King's rroclamstlon.- "Seeklnt the Klngdoro.' II. A. Easton of Chlcsso will be la rhartro of the mwslo snd .will eonduct n half hour's sons serrloe from 7:48 tO :16. . Notice. . Mass meeting of retail liquor dealers e a . .4A All . a . I OUnoRy aimniivii o.a'r. " v l.ii . . , - - . - Aj. aMUW svaiaia art rwaww ...r.. n and Wslters1 hall, 1I4 Fifth street, betweea Washington sod Aider. Wrefettwdr trsocfe OaausM 8ods. Allen m Lewis Best Braod. 'a r V VUSeV e' S J t .'' ' WISDOM PRItfriNC COMPArfV i"rr -ggAfP PRINTING co. STYLISH w ATTRACTIVE PRINTING GOST a aers thas ths sther tied. M I tsrse st rsturtt ss4 ' Shent thst ths esse is prosresstv and metiers Is hh) BUSISIS8 MnHODS. Jk.eaanttsdprssj, , . work snd wbe Hi seeds Srs ' delivered 10 sill tied Ihem right TRY IT BE WISE TtLIPHONI MAIN 3500 . 213 eSecond Street The Portland JPORTLANB. ORIQOM. XUROPKAN PLAN ONLY HXADQUARTKRS FOR TOURISTS AND COUMERC1AL TRAVAXERS. Brrthins; to eat and) diink. aad It costs ae more la tbe Portland Hotel Rsthsksllsr than elsswhsre In the city." Every weekday night from 8:18 to 11. at. O. SOWIB3, BtSBsrem, ATTENTION CUSTOMER OTTR PHONE IS IN ORDtR AQAIM AND SO ARB WE. WJ ARB READT to TAKta and nu. ALL PHONH ORDERS PROMPTLT. ANYTHING AND EVERYTinNO IN- GROCERIES. Burroughs & Gault sal Srd, Cor. Clay. Faoae Mats 1441. WOMAN A SPEOaALTY MRS. . K. CM AN Tbe only Chines woman me lea I doctor m this elty. She hss eared msny afflleted sufferers. eeee. eteo ssthms. throa t smt hang troehtes: stomscs. bladder snd kidney and disease of all aino test in aomaa- rieee is heir to. Cared hy Chines herb snd rsnra. itemodlee harmless. Mo opera r loos. Heiet rrestment EXAMISATIOBS PBEE. 18 flay ntreet. Corner Third. A BEAUTIFUL PACE Send srantp for Particulars and Testlmoatala of the remedy thst clears the Complexion, Re moee Skla Imperfections, Mskee New Blood sad Improve th Health. If yoe tsk BEAUTYSKIN Beaeflctal results sre gusrsntsed at sssaey '.de funded. CHICHItTIE CTtlsflCAt CO.. " stadwea Plaos, Pailadelphia. Pa. AJCUBXaUSTTSV. I era a ad MCII IT THCITPC Wseklaets lltlLIU IULAIAL Us .a I. Twat-Psefisjani e Today --BtsTtner ST T13; . Tonight at 8:18. W. K. CBAltE EX11S eTTTBETi Sapportod by an sll star esst. la Soldsssltb'S Greet Coosedr. "SaTE srTOOn TO OTWTXaV sHeea. both sutlne snd night, 80 18.00. Seats asw . sslUag at tseatr. WsstSU HeMs Theatre JSTi Ibssdsy, Tnesdsr, wedneeday rftghta, E sores ry it. 13. IX Mattaee Werlueedee. Klaw A Erlangae s Big Production, steJatyr aad Xeath. la th Musics! Play. . "THE MAX TEES." - -Pries, Both Marine esd Night, 80 ts $X Sseta Now Selling at Iheetre. tidier Me phen Male 1B0T. Oregon theatre Co.. (I). L. Baker. Ms. nsas si Mie qua. n..w " 1 frimpsny. Presenting All Thle Week B. H. Sothsra's powerful success "If I Were King" Matins Today 118. Sceoery and Settings Esset Onptse ef r Original prndnrtlon. Immens Caet. Perevmsl ntrectloa Mr. Arthur Msckle.v. Iveotng prices tne, 88. Sue; Matin, tfte, 3Be. . Alfa STEJCr WXXX. 'i- Mattneee Temorrow and Sstnrdsy, by lasievme e-opvaer Laasnn, T ' "IT 1 VEEt xvtv will aw aepsassa. svey samss avw, US Empire Theatre usTm. Mlt.TO w. SEAMAN, Msasrer, Pis ring Or lv Eastern Rol Attraclloe. Marl nee tcdav, last time tonight. , Tonight, AU Thla tVeea. th BeellSH Sesnt Melo4rsma, NETTIE THE NXWSCIslLM Always a Popular ravnrlt With lb People. Kegnlar Empire Prtees. Beat Attraction Starting Tooiorew Bmtlae. "KTJUASr HZAEI3." The Grand TaadevUle d tea ROLAND TRAVER3 111 osteal. Tier William ae4 Cthel Boas, ftulg ae Mack, Dorothy OoMea, Step an Xifper. Bar. eld Xeff. eVraadlaeepe (yeel ly.") Spevsal added tvaetie. f . Armstrong. THE STAR WEEK OP TIBS-MIT 4. ' The Allen BtorS Cosnpaey Prn,, OUT OPTIlll TOLD" Uattnee Te4ajs. Thure-Ire. s.i-4fe a-t ..o'..a st 3 IS. rnca in- t - , , SeeoHig t 8 Ilk Price ic, ; , a , a seat hy plieeesl Mai essv 1W a 'SBaBBBV' s. r 'WaBBsaTsv' aA- i. 1 I