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THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, IC07. TELL OF EARLY DAYS OP CHURCH Member of Calvary Presbyterian Celebrate Their Twenty- f' Fifth Anniversary. - The exerolses attending the celebra tion of tha twenty-fifth anniversary of tho organisation of Calvary Preabyto ' rtan church becan last nlaht. Two former pastors wera present, both de livering- abort addresses. Almost tha ntlra evening was taken up In reading communications from abaent member "d In listening to remark by. those : who have long been active- in tha church's affaire, telling of tha work that haa bean accomplished ,tn tha paat II years. 1 RaT. BL B . B. Ely, I. D.,' tha present pastor of Calvary, and Rev. Wnilara Hiram Foulkes,- pastor-of the First Presbyterian or mother church, made interesting talks, v , William B. Honeyman, tha only living member of tho drat board of trustee, told of their early atrugglea In effecting and maintaining tha organisation. Tha nrsi iruateea wera Oeorge J, JT. 117 Wadaworth, a prominent cltl aen of Lincoln county, ia in tha city. Mr. -Wadaworth Uvea .near Toledo and la firm, in . hla conviction that Lincoln la one of tho beat countlea In Oregon. The-climate la of tha very beat." ba said. "and tba only reason wa haven't progressed as wa should la that we have always been Jn want of capital. Bui people with money ara becoming Inter eated now and we'll go to tha front rap idly." - kfany settlers and buslneaa men look ing for locatlona to go into bualneaa are going into Lincoln county. Tha num ber of new residents haa probably been greater thla year than in any previous year. Tha Battlers ara from all part a of tha country, principally from tha east ern atates. - s Mr. Wadaworth haa lived at Toledo for a number of year and haa aean it grow from almoat a wilderness Into a prosperous and thriving little city. In 1180 ha lived there when tbara was only one house on the alta now occupied by tha town. Kow there are in tha nelch- Alnaworlh. 1 1 . T -n- s DMrrtguQ VI l.VV Sltlaj,aas a,B ----- M. J. Corbett. W. M. Ladd. J. B. Wvatt. 1 . ..TTr '. .. . -BrTrtron"gand"WUUajn B. Honey. ' man. . . ..... : Horace XX Ram sd ell told of tha work of tha 8unday school, saying that tha . first Sunday school was organised in lt?S, at a time when Thirteenth and Main streets was almoat out of tha city. John Bain, C Henri Labbe and Mlsa Margaret Lamberaoa told of tha work of tha other organisations within the church. Mlsa Meta Brown aang Tennyson's poem. "Break, Break, Break on Thy Cold Gray 6 tones, O Seal" Former pastors. Rev. William B. Lan on. D. D, and Rev. William S. Gilbert, i told of their experiences during their . pastorates of Calvary. ,- Tha anniversary exercises will con tinue tonight, beginning at o'clock. At ti.a close of tho program tha aprlng meeting of tha ForUand Presbytery will - begin, r-- - - .- - . CUBAN STRAWBERRIES ARE SOLD IN PORTLAND : . . : Every day adds to tha eup- . pltaa of dainty adlblea In the Portland retail - marketa. One a day it la strawberries from Cuba . e and then again soma other far- e away plaoa la aearohed to sup- ply tha wants of tha local trade : for produce that is far out of e season. Tha latest arrival in thla e Una ia celery from Florida. Sev- 4 oral cratea arrived - from tha south and tho retail shopa ara e selling them at tha rate of II cents a bunch. Tha first eucura- 4 bars ever received from that dl- 4 faction also earns in today, and 4 as they ara quite plentiful in tha south thay aall lower than ' 4 tha California, product. w UNKNOWINGLY WHEELED STOLEN -WHEAT AWAY . '. f - John Jacobs and Julius Doseche were arrested, last night, by Deputy Sheriffs Archie Leonard and Bulger on warrants charging them with larceny and lodged In tha city prison. Tho man ara ac cused of having stolen four sacks of wheat from a box car in tha terminal yards. An investigation ahowa - that Jacobs loaded tha grain into a wheel barrow and Doe ache unaware of tba theft wheeled tha wheat away. On tbla showing Poascho was allowed to go on hla own recognisance thla morning by Judge Cameron and tha case Will ba triad tomorrow. Tho two men have been positively identified by sev oral employee of tba Northern Pacific Terminal company. ... ILICOUI COOiilY is o:i the boo:.i ' " Toledo Resident Tells of -Growth Made in That Section of Oregorn pal industries of our county," ho said, "and tha timber ia . tha flneat in tha world. There la enough there ' to last for the next to years.". , t KAISER'S SON HOT TO . BE SENT TO HARVARD ... . . o , . . . Empress Fears Anarchists Might . Assault Prince Oscar at Har vardWill Viait America. ' (Jeareal Spsetal Servlee.) -Berlin. April II. It la stated on ax oallent authority that no son of tho kaiser is to ba sent to Harvard univer sity, all reports In American papers notwithstanding. It is not denied that tha kaiser, who holds a vary high opinion of tho famous American university, has thought of sanding Prince Oscar across tha Atlantic to put tha finishing touchoa to hla edu cation, but several reasons ara given why tha plan haa been given up, prin cipal among - theee being - tho fear of the empress that her son anight fall a victim to murderous attempta by an archists.. ' Tba young man will, however, be al lowed to travel oxtenaively, and aa ba haa 'no greater deal re than to make a trip around tha world, it is not unlikely that bs will paas through tha United States and visit the principal elflee of America. . La Folletto at Pendleton. SprUt Dtesetee Tke soeraal.) -Pendleton, Or, April If .Senator R. M. La Folletto of Wisconsin lectured hero last Bight on "Representative Gov ernment." to a full . house. , Ho was taken over, tha vast wheat fields of Umatilla county yesterday. Ha speaks highly of the future , of tho Facltie northwest. - Ha went from hero to Walla Walla, where he will speak tonight PERSONAL Colonel Frank ' Boyd, ex-mayor of Spokane, Is In Portland, attending Mrs. Boyd, who has Been seriously sick for soma - time - at local . hospital. Mrs. Boyd Is now oonsldsred out of danger and Colonel Bord will return homo in a few days unless Mrs. Boyd's condi tion changes for tho worse. A Cottage Orove hog weighed pounda dreased and brought ttS.ti. 411 COUNCILMEN TURN UP NOSES AT INDIAN RELICS COLLECTION If Collector Hayes expects tha oity to par him 11.000 for hla collection of Indian mortars and pestles and war eluba ha will be aadly disappointed. Tho ways and means committee of tba council Inspected tha collection yester day afternoon and the. highest bid offered for the ourloaltlee was It.' . It wis made by CounoUman Gray. Coun cilman Bennett said that any concrete contractor could duplicate tha entire aet of Indian utensils and implements for I B0. He would be willing to Uke tho contract at that price and sublet It to soma one else for 140. Chairman Wallace . and Councilman Rushlight and Booths also Inspected the collection and they aeetned to-be aa little impressed by It as Mr. Gray and Mr. Bennett. .., The FLAVOURS See that you get it out so t The reason "mother's pies" tasted much better than , the kind you get at the . ; restaurant, is. because- she , took pains to ' '""make the'pies; f just" ngh3 . a ' ; , ' . It's that way with POSTUM FOOD COFFEE Use four heaping teaspoonfuls in each . .pint of water. - Then b(oil ii IS minutes after it has come to a boil. ,' ) It's as easy to make right as wrong and -when niade right you'll get a-beverage that, ' , with good cream, is delicious and .has none of the headaches and nervousness you may - . . asnnsaBBsswaanngaa . aanjassssBaBssBBswanssBiBBBSMBBsMBBsssS : " be 'getting in your coffee. V ( , - "Therms a RcASon" for v - IPOSTUM Geiieriosily DulM Good Business , s , '.. -, ; . That's about what it amounts to when you pay a high priced tailor two or V three times what we would " ' charge you for a suit exactly ' as' good . in ' every . respect . We will make you a Colom bia Blue Serge Sui for v Twenty-Five Dollars . v that you could not duplicate at any other shop in Port land for less thanFifty Dol lars. . Tell you what you do. Go to your high priced tail- OTr-get-a-serge-sample- for which he will charge you $40 or $50; fetch it to us and let Y ! us show you a sample of Co lumbia, . serge to - compare .' With it. :; You WUl Buy Your Suit Here If you are any 'Judge at all of the comparative value of fabrics. The truth of the matter is that we make about four suits to the other fellow's one ; we make about pne fourth the profit, be cause we believe it is better to have a big list of satisfied customers and give them all a square deaL GRANT PHEGLEY, Mgr. Elks' Bldg.; Seventh and Stark k'OODUND DEVELOPS INDUSTRY AT HOME -,-',..:;.-"-V..;. Cannery Established and Prod ucts Will Waste No More New Buildings Going Up. . (Special IMapatca to The loarsal.) Woodland. Wash., April It. Through the wideawake efforts of tha Woodland Bualneaa Men'a club a cannery has been scoured (or this plaoa. A boauaot KM was asked by tha Oregon Cannery oom nan of Portland to place their factory here. Tha members of tha club, who a re-'ail procxesslve and up-to-date bual neaa man, quickly saw tha benefit to bo derived and In a vary short time raised over. t (00, which assures the can nery, which wlU ba a large and .modern one, capable of putting up both fruits and vegetable It will mean much to Woodland and vicinity, as tons of fruit and vegetables have annually gone to waste here. Tha cannery will be man agad by Richard Dawson, a prominent rancher, 'who la prealdent of tho Fruit growers' association hero. Tha Bryant bakery, which was opened hero thla morning by Mrs. T. Bryant in tha new Bosarth block, fills a long-felt want and Its success ia assured. Lunches will be aerved and Portland bread wlU bo received dally. Woodland la to have a new bneinees block, the plans and -specifications of which have Just been completed and ap proved by Ita builder, Joe Dion. Mr. Dion t ill erect a handaoma and com modious one-atory frame atructure on tre lots adjoining tha Star hotel, with a frontage of feet It will ba built to rent and will ba large enough for three ordinary etores. The A. U Bo sarth block, located on Davidson ave nue, haa just bean completed. It la aa elegant etructure and a credit to the town. It Is occupied by the new bak ery. HoUand'a butcher shop and Blkau's eaddlery and harness shop. Albert Thlel. a retired farmer, la erecting a 1 1.000 residence In the south part of town, v ' ' , ' " B. & 0. ROAD ALLOWED . TO TAKE INDEBTEDNESS Chicago, April It. The federal court today permitted tha Baltimore A Ohio railroad to assume a bonded Indebted neea "f IIS.000,000 to discharge tho re ceivership of tho - Chicago Terminal Transfer railroad. It la alleged that Harriman and his associates, who eon J tt XL A a., ara in thla dual with themselves and the transfer road. It ! Is said that Walsh has bean trying to get his lines Into Chicago and thua In-1 ereasa tha vaiua or. me eeounties or nia defunct bank. Some of tho stockhold er ar preparing to attack tha transaction. Wrestling at Denver. Denver, Colo, April 10. What should ba ono of tha apeedteet wreetllng boat ever pulled off in Denver Is scheduled for tonight by the Denver Athletla club, when Mike Dwyer of thla city will meet Dan McLood of Ottumwa, Iowa, In a eateh-as-eatch-caa encounter. The eon teat will be decided by the bast two out of three falla. McLeod la one of tha beet wrestlers In tha country and recently defeated Charley Hackenaehmldt. Hack baa also been bested by Dwyer, who la tha champion wrestler of , tho Rocky Mountain district . . Tm GREAT APRIL BARGAIN SALii And each day sees ever-increasing crowds thronging the store, because the fame of our bargain-giving has 6pread far and wide east and west, north and south, you hear it everywhere that this store sells cheapest, so cheap in fact that even competition acknowledges they can't compete , NOWIKIEIRE ELSE AIRE PRICES SO LOW Read every word- here's the proofs. It's facts and figures that count, and here they are Grand Souvenir : Opening THURSDAY EVENING Music, flowers and sou venirs for air and you rt invited. ' ' eiiTraiBLpcK c:i yahkiu. irzu zho xo sun. Out-oMovn Shoppers Send ui your orders. We guarantee satisfaction or your money back. , V: LiilAlL$OmSLE Of Women's $10 and $t2 Tailored Suits Fifty more of these stylish Spring Suits came rushing; in this morning; and they are the best bargain yet. Finer, more elegant and more stylish than any offered before at this price. Handsome blue and black all wool Etons; also fancy novelty plaids and checks, all trimmed with braid, buttons and silks, new plaited skirts, all well made and fully tailored: none worth less than $10 and most all $18 values. Positively the aPITCTsrTaOTU1 A greatest of all suit offers. .... J KJJLjLaJ JL KJ Jul n Women's Skirls At Less Than the Cloth Cost Made of finest Mohairs and Sicilians the latest spring style strap ' and button trimmed Best of $3 and $fi CO flft Skirts Choice ,.J....... 46 a V O ' An Extra Special Sale oi $2.00 and $3.00 Waists Over 50 different' kinds and ityhu, made of sheer white Lawn, all lac. and embroidery trimmed, , lone all sues odd Waists at, choice. jawn, an iac ana cmDroiaery nr and short sleeves, f Ct Id t lots of $2 and S3 "jQ tS .U 1M Dozeo WvDeo'f Fancy Embroidered Hose 'All beauties, lace and dropstitch ef fects, grays only; never sold at less than 23c One day only, f 7. choice. ................ i. 1 Sptdal 5.009 Fancy V Shirt Waist Sets In oxldiied and plated effects, all new designs and values up to 60c ms Choice, set.:. MUX Women's Fancy Embroidered 25c :35c Handkerchiefs All new designs, hemstitched and scalloped edges, fine and - sheer. Every one worth 25c to 4 fir 33c, choice. 1 yC 5,000 Women's nandkerchts Just from the auction, all pure linen and hem stitched, good size, remember not cotton, but all pure linen andgood7c V -.1 values, choice. . . ......... C iwUCQ 5,000 Yards Figured Calico All colors, reds, blues, grays, etc., new spring styles and all the best 7c grades. One day only and but 12 yards A -y Yn, Jj to a customer, choice. .SJC I UIi and Price-Cutting: in Goods 8,000 yards Mm Saas se-tswh Batista, all wool, all colors a4 bast SO. in- ffnoa, rax W7l All our flaast 44 to BO-laoa tmmoj VnlV lao aaw aprlaf saaaas, worth on. HJ1 aa 91-tO, at, y..98a aad.Oyt Bat 91M var4 wide Black Taffsta aiiki isa. a SUO rraoa, . s Q SjFStB " 25c Linings S400 yards Kill Bads Xsroarlsad Bat aans, SaroaUaas aad Bpaa Glass, all eolorsi saod laaftasi worth 1 7 ir too, SSe, yard lLfi SIX PHOTO POST CARDS : OQp Finished whil. yon wait OtiKt Extra Special Stnpendons Olfer Women's $7.50 to $9.00 Trimmed Hats Just 60 of them, aQ tha maker had. All his samples and show hats. Kxquiait. and beautiful models, mad. to retail at from $7.50 to S9. Every One a. Pattern t And but on. of a kind. Stunning models in th. newest ot tnls season s shapes. bewitchinclT trimmed with flowers, ribbona, malinea, lace, etc an colon. Hats fhat are easily worth $6.50 to $- that's what w. could easily sell them for, but w. are determined to show that this house cares more for prominence than, for profits, bene, this amasing no offer. Choice ?J0 New Arrivals la Stnaa.ax Street Hats at Oa-Tklrd Off Regular Prices , Bargains in the Wash Goods Kin Bads riasst BUk Orraadlaa, tka real tanportod roods tka sail an Jlr evar at aOe, yard. MU1 Bada. 15s faaoy flcarad Batista aad Lawns, an sw daaiarms. , J(J t7-laaa WrVata Bteasi Vtui vUtti, taa Utast sprlac (aaay aad wocta lrr sse, rard sOW SOa Bras. Sata . an aolora. fall l-t,. 3a taoaa. wlda, yard paeial S,ooo yards ST-taesj Botta Vwlaa (or timia flaast las piia t O. yard . The Oreat Sale of Oil PAOTTCGS Still pn-Eftry Cat at Aloct Ca!f ALL MISS GOODS MNAOTS miJF PMCiS 1 jIa. a1..m . . ti'ii.iii 1 1 1 m s1a t.A,0A a r J f , almost 1,000 remnants in all. Waist, dress' and skirt lengths, black and colors, plain l and fancies. Counters piled full of them, there's remnants of everv kind, and at half JL , price every single one should go tomorrow. At 9 tomorrow morning we begin . the greatest remnant sale ' ever held in Portland. Dress goods were, never sold so cheaD 'before and you wantto get your share. Come, - - , . - Great Box Sale of MEN'S HOSIERY 500 re. 60c boxes of Men's Hose at 39c: black and tsn, 'all seamless, double heels' and toes, 3f"G packed tour pairs in a oox ana worm ioc a pair; special, ixn. ...... ....... ... . Mi DRAPERIES 40-taea Walts Omrtala SVirnm, maw striped afreetst ekaay at ISo, 1 (n yard . 1 wt 96-taoa faaey Burlap, navar sold m ;SdMr,.!!!.:.........;...J8c 100 Bar. $3 BO aad S4 fan SUM Oomoa Covsra at frtafad aUaroaad; arf.....;;.';.J..$2.68 51.30 Squaw Dags 98c an sella Uataav, aaadla aad draw Strlaf aoaattfal aaads laatha ia all oolors. Bvary valaa, aaoloa.701. Save on Your Groceries yaokas-aa . Xaatyty sasaa aa Tor ........ ; . .5. 10a aottla BUaalaa 5. IB. riaa. Jaliy fa ..--.10 wins SO. Washlm aVwdar, S tor . 35. larre WrUo aissaala S 10. kottls Cat say 8. Boa?. SOo Ooaak Maaoy 16 40a SC. a J. Ooffao S3 10a aottla Beys Saaoe 5 4 yaym. SL O. Braakfaat Wasat.SS SSa aottla eatra flaa Oatsay for. 20 S04B. aaek as. aaoloa rasallr near . Bl.OO Isw 25 Join the Basement Crowds and Gel Your Share of Bargains BX.VB BOBBBB) MLO rmaoiTci. Onyo aad aaoara. aet of S .... .BOa rratt ot Barry aaoara, sot of S ....60 Bossort Blatos, set of S ..BO oassaoai sisaos, sat ar o. . . . . uu Broad aad Batter Blatos, 60 Taoaa are ail la tk. aswost aaayoa. BBBsaxo ivara abb oomus otAsa. : . , 4 pee. Table Bats .....49 Xary Bltohsrs 24 ' Wa save a larra aaaortaaaat of Ool .rod laaswar. at 10a tka artlola. XXTCB3V ruuxxtmzmmu. Sovar Xr Boatars .............84 Brytaf Baas ...18 era. Brsea. rioars Salvos 12 Task Baauaav. 8 Baavy Xitahoa Spooa. ,;.T Xrra BUlk Baa. Tf BXtJB ABB WBTTB BBAXXSi Taa Kattlaa, fl vno yiatoa, ss. ..... Btsapaaa, StAO Ooffao rots, soa Wask Baataa. Brsaarvlnr Zettlsa, SSa Wats. Folia, fiat 14 ,........,..Ti5f J 48c Sale Womcns' Muslin Underwear 48; nanareas or cmrts, wwn n? urawers to i n q fo all odd lots lace an etnbnoidcrr trint4st wa a asa asuaea afr vra v aVa AS a. V Via W , a. a. 12c for 17c COVERT SUITKGS a MOOwyard saffl aad Baroaaso, all eolorsi aiada to sail at IT. aad aover Mas,: tf 1 day aly...JC DOMESTICS dotted I2c ss, SO .39c ..lie .4Sc Tar - wide Fawialsa, faaoy Ktteraav an aolora, woetk a, yard '. Bast SOo aleaeaed Taale laaka. wide, aat to, yard AH ear larra 1. a-a Billow SUpa. bow . ; .. St. larra TlsSO-iack sTkaota, for X day, spoelal. Women's Finest $2 Oxfords SI. Sent to Us by New Coods New Styles Just reeeivr d from factory t they shipped ui twice the t ordered and rather than have them rr . they allow out claim of M c!T and tn's v ' can offer the finest of 52 0f r , - r' ' Tn tV, ri' 1 i