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"1 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 20. 1907. ; Town Topics , . , IQBWaTTB abpsbmebtb. ..'....The Admirable Crtebtca" ""Ira ....... "HsUe BUI" if "Acmes tbe Potomee" . ..a....... ."Northers Ugbte" Oresd v Vaudsvtue Oood news for loma, not o cheering . for other, la the announcement that the directors of the Butte Boys Con- ; aolldated Mining- company will advance prloee of Its shares from 10 oenu to . li cents on Sunday, May t. Thoae who own toe It to the proposition will re joice .that they got In on the ground . floor, and those contemplating pur chases will regret that the . advance eomea so soon. The showing made by , this company the value of Its ores, from $24 to Sl.fOO, when lis rocjc would be extremely . -profitable war- rants even a greater advance than that announced, and. It la said, within a .month, or two another advance to 15 cents will be , declared. It therefore behooves prospective buyers of. Butte Boys shares to be on the alert Par , ttculars of this advance wilt be given in ' the company's advertisement In The Bunday Journal. Be sure and look It up. The revival meetings at the Mississ ippi avenue Congregational church, un- , dor the leadership of Evangelist J. E. 'Wolfe, are growing In Interest People are coming from all parts of the city , to hear this famous evangelist. Mr. Wolfe Is now negotiating for a. large tent that will seat 1.000 people and ex peota to continue the campaign through. wut the summer In different parts of the city. Bunday will be the great day. The meetings will begin at 10 a. m. with an address to the Bunday school 'followed by the regular morning ser vices at 11 a. m. Then again at t p. m. Mr. Wolfe will apeak to Christians on the use of the Bible In Christian ', .work. At T:t0 will be a great ovange- llstle meeting with a grand chorus of , singers and an address on Chnii' in terview with the Right Rev. Dr. Nico- i. demus. , : , . ' They all buy OL. C Smith Bros, typewriters Willamette Pulp Paper company. Portland Seed company, W. A. f Oordon Co.. Pacltlo Press Pub. Co., ' Portland Safo company, Brunn Co., Golden Eagle, W. H. Mulvey Lumber company. Dr. C H. Chapman, Oregon Chair ' company, Clackamas Title com- pany, Matschek Candy company, Kure- : ka Land company, Malarkey A Co., Pow ers Furniture company,' county Judge, Hlllgboro; county treasurer, Portland; Southwestern Securities company, are a few purchasers of L. C Smith type writers the last few days. Ask for a ,'free trial and demonstration without conditions of purchase. L. ft M. Alex ' ander Co, 170 Fifth street Rabbi Jonah B. Wise discoursed to a Urge congregation jgaet night on "The Jewish Religion" afd "The Solution of Man's Existence in Connection with the Relation He Bears Hla Master." s He said that in spite of the fact that the Jewish race had once , been nearly trampled out of existence it still talned Its Identity and was rising to j meet the great opportunities befors the Jewish people. He also deplored the truth that the Bible Is little read, and said that the Jewish race could not hope to stand as a religious power un less they read the Bible and learned Its . truths.,,. ... - - r. s.. . 8. D. Rosenbaum, president of' ths Crown Pulp Paper- company of Ore gon, with plants at Oregon City and La Cams. Washington, idled auddenly in the early part of the week while trav ellng In Europe. Mr. Rosenbaum wsi also Interested In paper manufacturing In California, and had large real eatate Investments In all the leading cities on 4 the Pacific coast. Hla nephew, Martin Rosenbaum, who ts now In New York, wired the news of his uncle's death to I Portland friends yesterday. . tTntversal New Thought Assembly. i Divine altar service and lecture Sun day morning at 11 o'clock at the West ern Academy of Music, corner Second , end Morrison streets. Subject, "What ' Relation Has the Soul to 'the BodyT" Evening lecture at o'clock, subject 3s There a Divine Purpose In Earth - quakes. Cyclones and EruptlonsT" Sister Avabancla ' (formerly May E. Stevenson), a Hindoo Initiate speaker. ; Lectures are free. ' The United Daughters of the Confed eracy. Oregon chapter, give a silver tea thla afternoon at the residence of Mrs. R. J. Andrew. 780 East Burnslde street 'The object of the entertainment Is to raise a fund to aid In the support of an aged woman who is without friends of means and who has recently been placed In the Patton home aa the por tege of the society. No admlsalon will be charged, but silver offerings will be received. , ',. "Some Admitted Evils of the Present Day Industrial System-and a Proposed New Remedy" will be the subject of an address to be given by Wallls Nash, president of the Portland board of trade. at the First t-nnsuan enurcn, Sunday night April 28. A general discussion by those present will follow Mr. Nash's Delegates from eight counties In the northwestern part of the state will at tend the Northwest District convention of the Christian churches of Oregon, at the First Christian church. May9 and 10. , ; ; . . At the meeting of the executive board yesterday afternoon the police commit tee recommended that Patrolman H. K. Parker be fined ten days' pay and be reprimanded by the chief of pollca for striking C. Vincent laborer. When i Let the highwayman have your where Savings Department, where we on it. ' , .. ' fWW5 Parker's case was Investigated by the committee Police Captain Moore and Inspector Bruin testified that he had a splendid record for efficiency. On thla account the committee recommended leniency. The proposal for Increased salaries recommended by Chief Camp bell for the engineers . of the flreboat and the Are department engineers was referred to the Are committee with pow er to aet. . Perhaps no question of greater eco nomic importance is before the country then that of Immigration.' The Toung Women's Christian Association Is for tunate In having one of the beat speak ers who comes occasionally to Portland to present this subject next Sunday, Mrs. Julia Prasler, the address being, "Allen or American." The Nevln quar. tet, composed of Miss Kathrine povach. Miss Delta Watson, Mrs. Byron E. Mil ler end Miss Alice Juston. ,ls to render a number of attractive selections.' Miss Ethel Myrlck will play a violin - solo. This "at borne," which runs from 4 to every Sunday afternoon, is open to all young women. The Drop In bible class, -the Story Group and the Little Jour neys are attractive featurea. : , E, W. Evans, colored, proprietor of a barber shop at Third and Flanders streets, succumbed to an attack of heart failure In Blaster's saloon last night I The police and coroner were notlfld and the body was, removed to the morgue. Death is believed to have been due to patural causes and no Inquest will be held. , ' The April number of "Trlntty Chimes," the official paper of Trinity church, has been issued, and aalde from the regular church work of which . It makes note and comment Dr. Morrison contributes an Interesting editorial on "Christian Science and Its Fallacies aa Compared to Christian Religion." Members of the Commnrclsl Telegraph ers' union has Issued Invitations for an informal at home which will be given In the lodge rooms, .1(1 Second, street tomorrow afternoon at I o'clock. A short musical program will be rendered, after which light refreshments wljl be served. , . .(.,--.,. . . .. Dr. B. Carradlna will close a series of services tomorrow at the Church of the Nasarena on Burnsid street, be-; tween Tenth and Eleventh. Meetings at 1:10 and 7:10 p. m. Meeting tonight at .7:30. These meetings have been suc cessful and there have been many con versions. "The Worship of Wealth" and "Sttges of the World's Ideal" will be the sub jects of Rev. John Andrew Holmes at the First Congregational church,, Sun day, morning and evening. F. E. Beach Co.. the Pioneer Paint company, n gent a for Senoms' floor paint hygenlo kalsomlne, alabaatlne. Old Eng lish, floor wsx. Japalac. lit First street Phone Main 1134. .Today and all dav Sunday revival services will be conducted by Adjutant and Mrs. Storey of Seattle' at Salvation Army halt, 161 Davis street Steamer Jesse Hsrklns. for Camaa. Washougsl and way landings, dally ex- re-teept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock S p. m. For Sale A few slightly damaged Chatham Incubators for sale cheap. $21 East Morrison, corner First street For wire and Iron fences foreme tertee or lawns, phone East 70S. Colum bia Wire ft Iron works. Acme Oil Co. "sella the best safety coal oil and fine gasoline. .. Phone Esst 780. For Kodaks, Kodak developing L L Cohen, the Kodak store. Ill Sixth Bt Woman's Exchange. Ill Tenth street, tunoh 11:80 to t; business men's lunch. Why pay more? Metsger fits your eyes lor si. ill Dixtn street per cent Bldg. money, 420 Commercial Berger Signs 284 Tamhlll Phone. Geneva LI thla Water St First St D. Chambers, optician. 121 Seventh. Dr. J. S. Courtney, In the Marquam. DR. BROUGHER INVITES POLITICIANS TO BE THERE Dr. J. Whltcorab Brougher, pastor at the White Temple, will have something to say Bunday night on the political alt nation. In the prelude to hla sermon ha will discuss the characteristics need ed by city officials. Dr: Broughec aaya that politicians) have had no special lik ing for preachers since the days of Paul and Silas. The politicians of Thes- salnnlca stirred up a crowd , to mob Paul and declared that the apostle had "turned the. city npside down." Dr. Brougher Is going to preach on the subject "Up Bide Down." and see wheth er the preacher or the politicians are to nlarae. It is said that various eandldatea for municipal office are beginning to attend church regularly. Dr. Brougher ays that he has aeen a number un at the White Temple and that' he Is srlsd thst they come, for they need It. They wll all be Interested In what he has to say Bunday night At the morning service Dr. Brougher win tiiseuss the "True-and the False" in churches and creeds. Mrs. Walter Reed will sing a solo and there will be a duet by Messrs. Belcher and Rob inson.'.:. . - . - , Fref erred fitoek Canned Oooda. Allen A Lewis' Best Brand. .4 check book. It will do him no good and you no harm because we will give you another check book. . Deposit your money in bank and pay all your bills by dheclc In this way you can carry a fortune in your pocket, every dollar of it instantly available, and yet be entirely safe against loss by thieves. The greatest cause of crime is the foolish practice of carrying large sums of money or hiding it around the house. " - Place your money in our vaults. it is insured against fire and robbers. The ' best place for ' your money that you are not using is in our pay 4 per cent compound interest ' - . - MIX ' 'Jt Conamrvatlw Custodian immmm SAVINGS BANK ' ' ' " ' ' PAYS 4 Per Cent .7 OPEN For the comoenience oi Its customers on Satuf-' day evenings from 6 to 8 M Second St. Corner Washington ; PORTLAND, OR. ' LIVES III HOTEL MOUNT O. C. .Yocum Hopes to Run a v Stage From Government , Camp to Sandy. O. C. Toeum, proprietor of the Moun tain View hotel, at Government Camp, ' Mount Hood, has purchased a small portable sawmill, which ha expects to rrelght in ss soon as me snow is mi snd set up near Government Camp. Mr. Yocum saya that one great drawback to the development of a flrs-claaa aum mer resort on the side Of Mount Hood is the great difficulty of getting lumber for building' purposes.' His hotel now has 18 rooms, and he expects to Increase Its size to 40 rooms aa soon aa ha cat) get hla mill at work and the necessary lumber sawed. He has also mad ar rangements with a number of Portland residents to supply them with lumber to build cottagea near his hotel. Mr. Yocum says the summer season at Government Camp wlU open ab-wt June IS. and last three months, during which time Mountain View house will be crowded with visitors. Government Camp la' at an elevation of about 4.000 feet ana has become noted aa a resort for those afflicted with pulmonary troubles. Mr. Yocum was forced to leave Portland 14 years ago on account of lung trouble. He made his residence at Government Camp, and since thvn has enjoyed excel lent health. He left there laat Bundty and says that at that time the snow waa 40 Inches deep around hla hotel, but that It will all be gone by May 25. . Mr. Yocum hopes to have a stage run ning from Government Camp to Sandy thla summer,-there to connect with the regular mall stage. - ' . Portland Automobile ' club member are talking of building a good road from Sandy to Mount Hood, so the round trip from Portland to the camp can be made In one day. CANDIDATES TALK TO . MAViLLA PEOPLE Devlin and Other Would-Be , Mayors Exchange .Warm Felicitations. Odd Fellows hall In Montavllla was the scene of a love feast la night whin most of the eandldatea for fries on the Republican aide of tit patur aat down to coo wl'h tona scorn if ' vne good people of Montavllla. The meet ing waa very harmonious, all of the speakers referring to those present as "friends and brothera." City Auditor Devlin est ab' I she J the precedent of brotherly love by .e-Mklng first and mentioning uan Keuaner, John B. Coffey and Louie Zimmerman aa being In hla list of friends. All wsnt to be mayor. When the other gentle men mentioned came to their turn they all followed the lead and said . they would work for the other fellovr sfter the prtmsrles. -Dr. William DeVeny, -candidate for councilman at large, presided over the deliberations of ' the meeting. He is the gentleman who stated to the South Portland club that It was not necessary hfor a man to be a crank Just because he wore hla hair long. He Introduced In as rapid succession as possible the various candidates for mayor and fol lowed them with William K. McUarry. candidate for city attorney, Councilman Willis, ex-Counctlman Shepherd, Oscar P. Miller, candidate for auditor, and A. L. Barbur, for the same place. Besides these F. 8.,, Bennett, George F. Brlce, J. F. Brady and J. M. Kelty, candidates for eighth ward councilman, Julius Sll vestone, for municipal Judge, and J. N. Blair, for councilman at large, were all given an opportunity to tell what they Intended to do If elected. ' SONS OF REVOLUTION CELEBRATE LEXINGTON ' Sons of the American Revolution, to gether with Invited guests, celebrated the one hundredth and thirty-second anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord last, night In the rooms of ths East Bide club. Sargent' hotel, Haw thorns and Grand avenues. ' The tables were spread for 7i mem bers and guests, and after the buffet luncheon had been served the chalra were pushed back and Judga George 11. Williams contributed some Interesting reminiscences ot his publlo life In his Oaual bright and humorous way. Blttle Wells read a paper appropriate to the occasion, and the program was Inter spereed throughout the evening with vocal selections by a mala quartet. ' ' PERSONAL Henry F. Burmester. formerly of Hn-) Ijtks Cltr. now of Butte, was In the city yeaterday. He arrived here from New York and Is en route to uoltineld, Nevada, where he la Interested In min ing properties. IT M. Bailee or Jing Hoacn is at the home of his sister-in-law. Mrs. " M. Scheafrer. tit Mississippi avenue, where he Is very 111. ' Metsger fits yonr eyes for $1.00. III Sixth street, near Washington, HOOD CHURCH SERVICES a attiit, :..'': Arlets Bev. Jobs Beatilea, pastor. "sla fbool, 10 a. m.i jontor Doloa. I a. s. & X- f. U., :SO p. m.t pnaeiiuig. 11 a. ak, "Save the Aatericaa 8Mmta"( 7:80 p. ., Tbe Warning' as the Wall." Third ttacmw eeuoe and Knott street: Bar. I. M. Bllaa, paatuc. Sunday erbool. 10 . at. I preaehlDf at II a. at. and T:W p. at. HlshUod Alberta and Biita atreeta; B. Clar ence Cook, pastor. Bunday eckool, 10 a. m.: B. Y. p. II. I f. a. preaching. 11 a. at. and ?: p. au ' sellwood Taeoiaa and Eleventh atrcetss George X. Laars. Bunday tebaoL 10 a. s. prMcblns. 11 a. m. and T:M p. aa. Clry Cut Bighth and Grant atraeta; Be. Lawrence Black. Bible acbool. 10 a. St.; preaching at 11 a. m. and T:80 p. m. iminauaal ttecoad and Meade atreeta: Bev Oeorga W. OrUtls. Preaching at 11 a. B. and ""30 p. m. Orace MootaTllU! Oilman Parker, minister. Berrlcee at 11 a. sa. and 7:80 p. as.; morning topic. 'The Veil ot ths Temple Rent In Twain": evening topic, "The Maw Patch on so Old Uar. Biant." Central Bast Twentieth sad Ankaar atreeta: W. T. Jordan. At 10:110 a. ai., "Okl-Tluie Worthies": Voong People'a n est lug. 0:30 n. m.; Huauay school, li sa.; at T:o0 B .n erangelui Uc aervirea. UalTeraliy Park Bev. A. B. Walts, Banitay school at 10 a. s. worship at 11 a. m., "The Chrlstlsa's Btrnggle"; T:ao p. a., "What One Karneat Man Accomplished." First The White Temple, corner Twelfth and Taylor atreeta; Ke. J. Whltcomb Brough-r, D. O., paator. Morning worship. 10:30 o'clock. Religion True and false"; Bible acbaol, U:10 P. m.. Interesttns eserclsea, classes for all) Toong People'a onion, :1S p. m., leader. Mlaa t-jonsiance stctaraie; popular erening serrice, T:30 o clock, will be ouemd with bantlsin: Dr. Brougher will preach en the topic, "Upside own." wun a prelude oa "Choosing a Man. Bpeclsl choir music, with trio by Mrs. Heed, Mr. Belcher and Mr. Bonlnson. Second Keren th and East Ankeny streets; Bar. Stanton 0. Laphsm, paator. Herrloes at 10:80 a. m. and- T:4o p. m.; Bible scuool. 12 m.i Yeeng People'a union, 6:30 p. m. srler-Strect Between Twenty-first and Twenty second streets. Bandar school, t p. m.t preacfalnc at T:80 p. m. by Bar. A. U Johnaon. Bt. Johns M. A. Leonard,: pastor, ttuadsr acsool. 10 a. m.t sermon, 11 a. m. B. P. X. V.. 6 SO p. m.; aermoa, f :M p. m. Chinese Mission 832 Oak atreat Banday school. T p. a.) preacblnc la Chloeee. p. m. First German fourth and Mill atreeU; Est. I. Krstt,. paator. Bunday school. :S a. m. preaching. 11 a. m. Young People'a meeting, 7 n. m.i evening preaching, 7:80 o'clock. Secnad. German Morrla street and Bodney arense; Bey. F. Bneermann, paator. Sunday school. 0:ft a. m.; preaching, 11 a. m.s Toung People's use ting, T p. m.; evening preaching, T;W p. sa. , ' ' ' PBEBBTTIBIAB. Mltpah Beat Thirteenth and Powell streets: Bev. Jerome B. McGlade. O. It. Preaching at 10:30 s. m., topic, "Tbe Divine Workman and Ills Oe-Workers"; evening serrice at s p. m. Calvary eleventh asd Clay atreeta: '.- Bev. Bes-Bara Stiles Ely Jr., D. D. gervlcrs. 10:M a. m. and 7:80 p. m.: Bunday scbool, 13 m. Fourth Flrmt and Glbbs streets: Bev. John B. Welch. Communion at 10:80 a. m. Banday school, 13 as.; V. P. . C ., 0:80 p. m.t at 7:80 p. m preaching. Bawtbnrae-Park Twelfth and Bast Taylor streets; Rev. B. Nelson Allen. Sunday school, 13 m.; services at 10:80 a. m, snd 7:80 p. m.; Y. P. 8. C. B.. 0:80 p. m. Forbes Bell wood street and Osntenheln gre ase; Bev. Harry II. Pratt. I'reachliig, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.j Bunday scbool, 10 a. m. ; Cbrlatlas Endeavor, 0:80 p. m. Piedmont Cleveland svrnue ' and Jarrett street; Bev. L. Myron Bonsrr. Presrhlng st 11 s. m. and 7:80 p. na.; Sunder school, 13:15 p. m. Westminster Bsst Tenth and Weldler atreeta; Rev. Henry L. Marcotte. Bervlrsa st tt a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Bunday school. 13:30 p. m.; X. P. 8. C. B.. 0:80 p. m. Pint Twelfth and Alder streets; Rev. Wil liam Hiram Fbalkes. ' At 10:80 a. m., "Tbe Master Pension"; Hunday school, 13:10 p. m.; 7:80 p. m.. "Soul Clotbes." - Fulton Rev. A. H. Borkbolder. Banday school at 11 a. m.i Christian Bndeavor, T p. m. serrice, 7:45 p. m. M.rsball-Strret Marshall and North Bevew- teentb atreeta; Bev. C. W. liars. Bunds? school, JO a. m.J preacblnc, 11 a. aa. and 7:80 p. m.; x. r. . v. n.. o:o p. m. Moant ts Dor Belmont ana rrettymaa atreeta; Rev. Kdward M. Sharp. Services at 11 a. m. and T:80 p. m. Anabel Rer. Gee. W. Arms. Jr. Banday scbool. 10:80 a. m. ; preacblnc. ,11:80 a. m. Bellweod Corner Bsst Seventeenth and Boo kane arense: Rev. D. At Thompson, pastor. Bunday school, 10 a.m.t services at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Third Beat "!" eenth and Pine streets: Rev. Andrew J. Montgomery, pastor. Kervleea at 10:30 a. m topic, "Preenmptlnoa Bins"; ser mon, 7:45 p. m., topic, "A Chapter In the Work of the Holy Spirit." Vernon Beat Twentieth and Wygsnt. Preach ing st 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. by Bev. G. A. viair; nunoay senooi, aa m. Montavllla Rev. i. A. P. McOaw, acting pastor. Banday school. io s. m.; preaching st 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. . , , . EPISCOPAL. Prethedret et Bt. Stephen the Marty e Thirteenth and Clay streets; Bev. H. M. Bass say, vicar. Holy communion, 7:80 a. m.i San day school, 0:S a. m. ; morning service. 11 o'clock; evening service. 7 .to e clock. Trinity Nineteenth and Rverett atreeta. Holy communion. 8 a. m.i morning prayer and serv ice, 11 a. m., tbe bishop will administer the rite of confirmation and will preach; evening prayer and address, f :80 o'clock, by Rev. A. A. Mor rison. St. David's East Twelfth and Belmont streets: Bet-tor, Bev. George B. Vas Waters. D. D. Bervlcea at 11 s. m. and 7:80 p. m. All Balnta Twenty-second and Reed streets. Sunday school. 10 a. m.; evening service, 7:30 o'clock, sermon by Rev. H. D. Chambers. St. Andrew's University Psrk; Rev. W. B. Powell, chaplain. Sunday school, 0:13 p. m.t service and sermon st 7:80 p.m. Good Shepherd Bellwood street and Fan. conver avenue. Alblna; Rev.. Jobs Onweon. Holy communion, 8 a. m.; Banday school. :45 a. m.; morning service, 11 o'clock; evening service. 7:80 o'clock. Bt. John's Memorial -Sell wood! Rev. W. B. Powell. Sunday school, 10 a. av; se tries and sermon at 11 a. m. St. Paul's Wood me re C. U Parter. !ay reader. In charge. Herman, 11 a. m.t Banday school, 0:45 a. m. morning service and aermoa at 11 o'clock. St. Matthew's First and Caratbera atreeta: Rev. W. A. M. Brecfc la charge. Holy com munion and sermon at 11 a. m.; Snndsy acbaol, 0:4b s. m. : serrice and sermon. 7:80 p. m. Tbe Church of Oar Ssvlor Woodstock. Berv. Ires every Sunday at 11 a. m.i bunday scbool, 10 a. m. ,.. , afXTHODtSI. Taylor-Street Dr. Fr ancle Barretts Short. Classes. :90 a. m.; sermon. In 30 a. m.. by the pa .tor: Sunday school, 13:18 p. m.i F.p worth league, 0:80 p. m.: at 7:30 p. m., musi cal program, remarks by paator. sellwood Fifteenth and Tarnma streets; Rev, A. D. Wsgner. Rnndsy school. 10 s. - m. address by Mrs. Wills Bristol, 11 a. m.; class Kpworth league. 0:80 p. m.; sermon, 3 p. m., "The Man lo Overalls." Sunnyalde East Tamhlll street, between East Thirty-fifth snd Thlrty-stith streets; T. p. Ford, pastor, Presrhlng, 10 a. m. and 7:80 ?. m.t Sunday school. II a. m. ; elaaa meeting. 3:13 p. to.; Junior league, 3 p. m. Grace Corner of Twelfth and Taylor streets; Clarence True Wilson, I). I. "What the Spirit la Saying to the Churches, 10:80 a. m. lecture. 7 no p. m.: Hunday school, 13: IS p. m.i Epworth league. 0:80 p. m. St. John's Tt I,. Voting, pastor. Ramie V scbool, 10 n. m.) preaching. II a. as. sad 7:30 p. m.t Epworth Leaf ne, 8:80 p. m. Bpwortb Irving and Twenty-third, K. H. Brysnt. pal tor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:80 P. a. I Dr. Brougher SUNDAY AT TUB White Temple Twelfth and Taylor Streets 10O0 A, 1 The True and False Are All Church Creeds Right r If - - ' Not Which One- IsT Dl'TCT, BEITHBR ANI ROBINBON. BOIX). MRS. WALTER REED. ' . Tao jr. sc.- "UP SIDE DOWN" t ( Frelude, "Cliooslng A Man. Oreat chorus. Congregational singing TRIO, MRS. RKKH. MR. nEU'llKIt, , . MlC ROBINSON. Centenary Ninth and Plan, W. H. Beppa, pastor, i'rosi-uliig 11 a. m. snd 7:80 p. m. Trinity Curse of Esst Tenth and Grant, Lawki F. Smith, pastor. Hunday school. 10 a, si.; sermon at 11 a. m.t services at 7:80 p. m. ; elsss meetiug, 13:10 p. m.; Epworth league, :0 p. m. Ceotral Russell and Kerby atreeta; 1. t. Ab bett. pastor. Services by pes tot at 11 a. m. and 1:311 p. s. Chinese Mlssloa Cbsa Slog Kal, paator. Preaching. 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Muntarllla Hlhhard and Moble atreeta; Bev. Harold Oberg. paator. Bunday acbooi, 10 a. m.i Easter service. 11 a. m.; Junior league. 3 p. m.t Bpwortb league, 0:48 p'. m. preaching aervloa st 7:80 p. m. Lents W. B. Ingalls, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. end 7:30 p. m. Montavllla Oregon ssd Hubbard, R. Oberg, pastor. Preachlug 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Mount Tabor Jamea Moore, paator. Preach lng at 11 a. m. and 7:30 n. m. Patton Michigan avenue and Carpenter, M. T. Wire, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. . Vancouver A venae Preaching st 11 ' a. m. tad 7:30 p. m. VoedlawD B. ft. Dewsrt, paator. Preaeblsg a 11 a. as. and 7:80 p. m. Woodstock W. X Kerr, paator. Preaching It 11' a. m. and 7. 80 p. m. Norweglsn-DanUn Thirteenth and Davta, 0. J. Larsss, nastur. Preaching at 11 S. m. ssd T:80 p. m ' Bwedlab Borthwlck and Beach. Bev. John son. pastor, prsacblng at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. First German Fifteenth snd Hoyt, O. A. Waasa, paator. , Preaching at 11 a. m. asd T:8o p. m. Second Germs n s t n ton and Rodney. B. B. Maaa, paator. Preaching st 11 a. m. and 7:8u p. m. ' Jspaness Mission 121 Mortk Flftaesth. Preaching st II a. m. and T:30 p. m. I'nlveralty Park O. A. Waiters, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. nr. r OOBOtEOATIOgAL. Calvsralty Psrk Artlssns' temple; Rev. B. B. Gray. Bunday scbool, 10 a. m.i earmea, 11 a. m. Mlaslsslppl-A venue Mississippi avenue and Fremont street; Rev. William L. U pshaw. Sun day school, 10 a. m., address as children by Evsneellat Wolfe; presrhlng. 11 a. m., 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. Wolfe. Sunnyalde Corner of East Taylor and East Thirty-fourth streets: Bsv. J. 1. Stsub. pastor. Morntug tervtcea at II o'clock. "The Ground of Acceptance With the Father"; evening serv ice, 7:30 o'clock, 'Ths Seriousness of a Trifle"; Sunday school. 10 a. m.; Senior Christian Endeavor, 8:15 p., m.t Jontor Chris tian Endeavor, 8 P. m. liasaalo-Stmet Esst Eleventh and Baaaalo; Paul Radar, pastor. Services at 10:30 a. tn. and 7:48 p. m. j Sunday scbool, 13 m.t Christian Eadeavor, 0:48 p. m. First Madison and Park; Bar. Daniel Btaver. assistant paator. Morning aermoa by Rev. J. A. Holmes, 10:80 o'clock: evening service, 7:30 o'clock. "Htsges of the World's Ideal"! Sunday school, 13:15 p. m.; T. P. B. C. E.. 0:81) p. ni. Highland Beat Blith atreat north and Prea eott; Rev. B. 8. Bollinger. Banday school, 10 a. m.t Junior Endeavor, "B p. m.; Y. P. S. C. E., 0:80 p. m. ; sermon, 11 a. m., "Paul's Fsshloa Plate of s Christian"; evening, "Econ omya Cornerstone ef the Borne." T.UTBXEAV. Bwedlah Immannsl Nineteenth and Irving streets. Services, 11 a. m. snd 8 S. m.i Sunday school. 0:43 a. m. Norwegian Synod Esst Tenth and ' Grant atreeta; Rev. O. Hagoea. Sunday scbool, 0:80; services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; X. P. 8., Thursday. 8:1S p. m. Ladles' AM society with Mra. Cbrlstensen, Thursday, 3 p. m.. Betsnln Danish Union svenue end Morris street; Rev. Vudmund Grill. Sunday services ,St "iasee' Knfllsh West srk and Jeffar eon atreeta; J. Allen Leaa,' pastor. 8unday school, 10 a. m.: at 11 a. m.. morning aervs; 7:30 p. m., lecture oa Jerusalem, Illustrated by stereoptlcon by paator. St. Johns Peninsular svenue and Klips trick street; C. Bnecben. Paator. Bervlcea st 10:48 a. m., Oerman: 7:80 p. m English; Sunday ecboel, 0:80 a. m. - Norwegian 43 North Fourteenth street; Rev. J. M. Kervlg. paator. Sunday aeretcee st It a. m. snd 7:30 p. m.t Sunday school. 0:40 a. m, Bt. Paul's Oerman East Twelfth and Clinton atreeta; Rsv. A. Krsnse. Morning service, 10:30 o'clock; evening, 7:80 o'clock; Banday scbool, 0:80 a. m. Trinity IGermsa mission synod t Corner W ti lls taa avenue and Sellwood street; J. A. Bttn rotih, pastta-. Mornlnc service. 10 o'clock; evenlnc service. 7:80 o'clock; Banday school, 0:13 a. at. .. . - , : CHBI8TIA31. '.' vvnirsi s.aac . " ' . streets; Bev. J. F. Gbormley. D. D. - At 10:43 a. m., preacblnc; Sunday school. 12 m. : Hen lor ainoesvor, : p. m.i :vo p. ewTi.-nw. Rodney-Avenne Rodney avenne and Knott atieet: Bev. F. Klme Boblnaou. At :43 a nta.1- .s.ls 11 sa sa sMnwimsmlnB alfWl m.. mom m ww . sermon; T. P. fl. 0. 0:45 p. m. sermon at 7:80 p. m. t ' Mount Scnrt Services Iff ball at Kara rsrm. 3 p. m. ; Sunday school. 2:80 p. m. Womllswn Sunday school. -is n. as. as. preach r. T p. out i i, iLrtsttsB Bnitesvae. services st S p. m Eg a r- m n.eb mA BblnmK4si mtrmmtmi at. r irt- 1 s ma as eoi -"" r. R. R. Mnrkl, wlnltr. At 10:80 . n. A. R. Htthawfty will iprnk m "A BuIiim Man View or t nrsrwQii7 , , p. -In Seeing": Bible school, 13 ,m. Chriatlaa Ea deavor. 6:SO p. m. Mncoln. Services at 11:80 a. m. and T p. nu, prslsa meeting; Sunday scbool, 10:80t a. m. TOTTED XTAVOtXICAX. Ptrst Oorner Bsst Tenth and Sbermaa streets. Bev. A. A Winter. Sunday school. 10 a. m.; 11 s. m., "What Ws Preach"; sermon at 7:30 p. m. Seconal Farts snd Kerby atreeta: Rev. J. Roweraox. pastor. Preaching at 11 a. as. and j:80 p. m. by Bev. H. V. Pratt, P. K. St John's Ivsnnoe snd Joan atreeta; Bev. B. B. McVlcker. Sunday school, 10 a. m.t regcblng, 11 s. .: J. K. 0. B.. t:80 p. m.: . K. U a .. 0:30 p. m. prencblng. Ids s. m. Oi'kley Green Gay street and Willamette boulevard: Bev. J. Bowersog. pastor. At 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m.. services: Sunday school at 10 a. m.; K. L. C. B. at 0:30 p. m. rVABOKLICAL A880CIATI0B. Pint F.ngllsh Fjtat Slitb snd Market streets; fl. 'A. Slewevt. paator. Preaching at It a. a, "Oar Inheritance": Sunday school. 14 a. m. ; Young People's alliance. :43 p. m. ; evenlug aegVlce, 7:43 o'clock. Confesslns Chrtst." First German Corner Tenth and Clay streets: Theodore Scbaoer, pastor. Bunday arbenl at :3b a. m.; sermon. 10:48 s. ss.; evangelical meetings at 3:30 and 7:80 p. m. by Bee. Sctirseder. D. D., of Oakland, California. Memorial East Eighteenth and Tlbbetts; U 0. Hoover, paator. Preaching at 11 a. ss. hud 3 p. bl; Sunday school, 10 a. as.; Xoang Pe- pie a meeting. p. m. crbibtiab scrrBcm. First Oiorch et Christ. Sctenttat Benttrsh Bite estnedrai. mornaoa ana Lwssda le sree. Services at II a. m. and 8 p. m.. sebieet. "Probation After Peatb"; Snntlay school at cioee or morning service, weonaaday evesbag 3 o'clock. Second Church of Chrmt, Selen ttst frnts temple. Stark and Seventh streets. Sunday I-ruoBlttm aiitr veaio j ewausy SCSJODl, 11 a. m. neuew wwiuaeT, w p. m. Tvmo BmrrsKtit m cubist. First Bast Fifteenth snd MorrhMe Streets Rev. 41, C, gbsttse, Bible scbool st IS a. sa.' sermon at II a. sv; asrmsa al 7.30 n, ss.t y' P. 8. C. B., t p. m. ' Badlcal eilgta sad sfeeassle streets- mm o P. Ulaacbard. Sunday acbeot. 10 a. m. r eeratan. 11 a. as. and 1:80 p. at. TTBTTABIAB. i Church of Owe Father Corner ef Tamhm and Seventh streets; Bev. W. Q. Bitot Jr.. mhn ter: mi, a. a,. r,jKi, v. .. mioletev ewierltue. eervicee at ti a. m- me t Dsns me unht sermon by minister emeritus; Sunday acsool. e.v.. m. sinuvraartvn, sa s. m. ; . J". K 0;3O p. m. VXTtTO PBZSBTTKBIAJI. Church et tbe Stranger . Wesee street sad Grand aveaoe; Bev. 8. Bsrl DaBxm. Homing servn-v, iv:w m eaora, with ssrmosn Snndsy arbnol. 12 m.t seraMn. 1M p. ss, rirst Blitb snd MMtaMnery streets; Bee. A. W. Wilson, siorslng ssrnwn. IU.30 a. av. Booday school. 13 ss.; srrnwa. 1:30 s, m. CBBISTIAg AHD sTISStOVaKT ALUAWCg. Tbe Christina and Mlsslensry Alliance Rlitk snd Mih atreeta: Bev. C. I. Sawtelle. super hi leaden t. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. ; Sunday Srbeol. 13:13 p. m.i Young People's service at 0 P. m. ., ' BXTOBhtED. ' First Geeman Trstk snd Btark atreeta: Bev. O. lisfner. Sermon at lo:4S a. m.i services st 8 p. m.: T. P. 8. U. B-. 7 p. m.t Hunday school, .80 a. m. ,( T. H. 0. A. Foorth aad Ysuthlll. A meeting for men nnlv, to he held st 3 p. oa. Special sin.lc will be mr. slahed by tbe fsmnna lUxle Jnhllea (v4rwd quartet. B. A. 'Watte of New lerk City will speak oa "Mathematical lias " timnp eru4y rlsMes will be held bdlowlng tbe ad.lree, .v gram is tree, and all men are Invited. ' ' ths. root PimrrrAt 80cttt. Artisans' hall, Ablngton bulldlegv Ivtrd- hr Waahliit street. ' At II a. m. F. "1. '.ii,.r will Wm ture on "Sidrllualltr, tlie 4vmin'i.' Llle," -ftll,.wel hy Mrs. 1. Bne; nt 7 i p. St. P. b. Coulter will deliver the fl-t l- I n n i firr l " ' r i n un r SB. IT. 9. nrtTOaT, Jlatmropata. WATCH SPAE! Alter July 1st Will Be at Long Beach Washington Until October 1st SATTmsAT my offloe homrs wtU pa) from T A. Jst. 80 S V, It. Dr. N. J. Fulton aTATTTSOrATsT. 315 TWELFTH STREET Qoraar Clay, oas block from M. O. east one from 13th street ear, from Ire ff arson ear. Telephone of the aerie a, "The Overcoming ef tbe Flesh he tbe Spirit, as Given hi the Greek Story ef Hercules. followed by Mrs, B. Beynolda; ly cram at 13:80 p. m. Ministers snd Mediums' Protective Bptrirasl association will hold rellaiona earvlna ts W. O. W. hall. Eleventh street, between Washmg toa and Alder, every Bunday evening at 7:80 . m. This Bnmlay evening Bev. Dr. THrkey will lecture ea "Tbe Birts. tbe ueata ano tbe Kee- nrreetlna of Jeans, the Christ.' followed by spirit reading, by Bev. Sophia B. Belp. Public welcome, proreaanr o. s. Dove, president. aTXTROSTIT. SOUTH. rtrst 1T1H Second street. Fereaveee haTIt Bev. B. H. Mowre. Bandsy scImbI. IS a. as. : sermon nt 11 a. ss.. "Is There Profit tn PrayerP't 8:3n p. Knworth hMgne: T:W p. m., "The Value ef the Bool. ' ' ' ' ' ' . BB17H83T.T8T. rbsreh ef the Gesd TMtecs Bast Oaseh and Bsst Eighth streets: Bev. J. D. Onrbv, mhtbv tar. Sunday school. 13 m.i esenuna. 14. all a. as.. "War Id-Wide Pseee and Bow Is Osbt It." - rrrnrg tbots ciitu. RaH S01, Altaky bolMlmr; T. TaT. Mlaard. pastnr. BetfKia ar 11 a. an. Special atratloa. AD7XBT18TB. Beveath Day Adventlsui Eleventh snd Ev erett street. Elder. 6eorge p. Enoch, s re toned Sklsshwiary fraan Jamatea will anenk. Snhieet. "Tbe Kksgstoa Kartbqnaa and Its BWIPIBBOBdlAJT. ffevr Chnreh Bovlmtj Wavearh atreeta: Bev. h trmm Vroemaa. and Alder It a. m.. "Parable ef the Pig Tree'; Sunday scbool, 10 a. aa. IATTTB-IJAT BAXSm, ' Rail 400 Allsky building. Third aad Morrison. Services st 11:30 a. at. and T g. m. ; stmday 1 a. m. arrXUBBXAX. BAVB. O. A. B- ball, nortaeaat corner Seosad and atorrhma streets. Bervlcea at 3:30 p. m. tbx crnntcK or tub fibst bo bit. rrew ball, t3 second street. Bev. B. B. Conn wilt lecture at 7. bo p. m snbjert, "Wb De People Ioutr' APRIL TERM OF COURT OPENS AT VALE MONDAY (Special Dispatch te The Journals Tale. Or., April SO. The April term of the circuit court for Malheur county will convene here Monday. The au pretne court having refused to grant Hollver Megordan a new trial, the con demned man will be brought back to Vale at thla term of court and resen tenced to be. hanged for the murder of bin wtfe. There are eight other crim inal case on the docket. 18 law cases and li casea In equity. BIO EVENT v SATURDAY NIGHT . m m. a. a A UOat GRAND MATIN:I!: U0BT bCTSB XT. T U jest skating event erer T l in t e, tiHy. Don't fnll c , v ' s t:-x r ' TEb Portland PORTLAND. OKBOON. , EUKOPCAN PLAN ONLY HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND COMMFRCIAL . TRAVCUCKs, ...',. f Crerythlng to eat and drink. Bad It costs no more In the Portland Hotel tathskeller . thsn slsswhere In the elty. Xrsry weekday night from 1:30 te 13. . 3T. a IOWIB3. -Itaaage,' " GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL Intersection Market, yolk ft Fsa nrts. SAN FRANCISCO ; A modern hostelry containing lot outslds ' rooms, t private baths, steam heat, telephone In each room. . . Nice, light sample rooms : BTJKOmAV nAW. BATXa Use atOaTABUI. , QEOROE WARREN HOOPER. Prop, formerly Prop. Occidental HotoL AH FXAirCISCO'8 tlADTgO COMsTIBCIAr, HOTEL. OOaTTAUmfO 300 XOOKg. The St. James TUX TO a- IT. ABTS TAB BZH 'ATE., V ' BAB TBABCISCO. . . Was, . Beggs, Mgr. 7s situated m tbe heart ef the business dis trict, binders and handsomely tarnished. Pri vate baths, telenuonrs in every nan. Ssmple rooms for traveling mes. Batea from tl -M tn 34.00. Euro peso plan. Take McAllister er Height at. cars st Ferry and get eff at Taa Ness a vs. SocietyCircus ITBSZB AVBK0Z1 MULTNOMAH CLUB THIRD RLGIMLNT AT THB ARMORY Tenth and Couch Sta, Tonight and Tomorrow Night. BIOOPBT 10C At SHOW KTR ATTTWPTXO, WITH A OAtAXT OF 8TAJL PUU I0BJU.B3, IB A Typical Circus Performance Two BJagseOO People 10 Bursas a Binning Spectacle ef allied Voices, sad .Msay Otbsr Fee tares. Priccni 4000 5eats at 50c 1 000 Re-8-rved at Ji.oo snd $1.50 Beats ee sale at Sbarman. Clay ft Ce Btstb ase ma mJZL BEILIG THEATRE BAT a 009WTB. TneeeUy Bight, AnrO 33, "Aa Wisanasy Aftarsasn, April 34. it Blast. Aonl g. "a aMioaal rasa." SCAT SALE OPXMB T0DAT. Bvenuig Prices 2n te S2.0S. Matinee Prises ICS b 1.8. BAKER THEATRE Main S Sea. tk Baker. Gen. Mgr. Psrmauaejt Bonis ef the Baker Theatre Stack Company. Pnrtlanil's Fsshkmable- Pupalar-Prkm Phjy. ha ess. . Last performance banlgbt 8:10. J. Is. Banie'e Cearbmtsd English piny. . -TBB APaUBABT.B CBICBTOB. A Camerty ts rout Acts. Magnificent Bient J aad Settingsw Personal DbrstOsnl Msv Arthur MacsJey. Beat Weak. SBsftsnV tosfasttfe'ffBr! iWiaai. Sea." iEriet Enplre Theatre Mala UT. Untoa W. Seaman, Man gar. Laa ttsse- bmlgbt. the Screamlns Farce Comedy. ,' HXLLO EXLM BMblmr But Laughs. Begnlne Bmplr Pi h en. Next Week, Beginning Thnastrow Matlnes -"Tbe Black Maud.'' The Grand Tauoeville da Lnsa, HEBBERT8 TROUPK. 38 EDUCATED DOOS . Iatredwans' Lsaping aad Uwplns- ta Lose Oreatest Dog Act In tbe World. TBABX: OTSHMAJf. 30TK CXWTUBT aUBBTBEL. Jarvto sod Tense, Viola aad Xnaie. Tattle aad May, ' Freaerle Bessita. THE STAR Wash ef April Is. lbs Alloa stnek Company Pt,,,, TUB BOMAJfTIO DavAJtAa Noi-t rntaKtiv uiuriTs By Barktss sad Barbena. Mattneas Tneauaya, Tburailaya, Hatardsye and Snnda.va; prices liar and Sue, Bvery evenins nt 3:131 prh-ee Me. 3II and Sue, Beaarvad seeto mev be seewred bv Tel. Mans Roue. Mm -. j. r 1 r Vtwvl O "wsea we