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THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, 1 SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 4. 1907-'
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One of the Important Duties of Physicians
and the Well-informed of the World
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The cadet regiment of th Oregon
EArrlcultural college - at CofvUls ia
doing hard work in preparing. or the
nnual Inspection May S. The regiment
la composed of two battalions of four
companies each and Is on of the best
drilled (organizations .In the state.
Major F. E. Edwards, formerly of Gn
erai Beebe's staff, is in command. He
has been doing good work with the stu
dent soldiers and It is thought they will
make better showing than at any
prevlbpa inspection. , . ' - ,
-.The commissioned officers, whose plo
tures appear above, are members of the
present senior class.- r They are, reading
from rlghtojeft:.; fA'-'X-'.tir .
First row, Captain Groves,, Lieutenant
Colonel Forsythe, Colonel Weatherford
commanding, Major ,; Brownell, " Major
Oraf, Captain fCtlly. X. ? - a t
, Seoond row. Captain Beard, rlce-eonl-mandant;
Major F, E. Edwards, com
mandant; Lieutenant Schrack, Lieuten
ant Thomas, Captain Hofer, ; commls- i
sary; Captain McNeil, Captain Belleck,
Coptatn Stebinger, Lieutenant Post,
Capuin Allen. ,":.. i ;,'
Third row, Lieutenant Tedroe, Lieu
tenant O'Nell, Captain Berman, Lieu
tenant Applewhite, Lieutenant Miller,
Lieutenant 1 Clark, Lieutenant Dlcken,
Lieutenant Bell. Captain Thayer, Lieu
tenant Bhlnehart, Lieutenant Metsgar,
Captain -Barnett.
Fourth row, Lieutenant Bowser,' Lieu
tenant Finley, Lieutenant Brodie, Lieu
tenant Rlellng, Lieutenant Jones, Lleu-I
tenant WlUIg, Lieutenant Llngaas,
Lieutenant Bennett, Captain SpHlman,
Lieutenant Greenhaw, Lieutenant Vln-1
cent . ...." "
' The inspection will- be by Captain!
Ulysses Orant McAIexandef of the Thir
teenth United States infantry, who has
been appointed commandant at CvA, C
for the coming year. He will take his
position at the opening of the college I
year next September. ; , , ,
IRHIEIIH
BIG EXPOSIIIOII
International Fair Opened Near
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" Dublin by Marquis of Or
t ' ..monde Today.; '
6PIRIT OF ERIN IS TO .
PREVAIL AT THE FAIR
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Large and Ornate Buildings Hare
Been Erected for the Occasion and
Tourist From All Part of World
i Will Attend..
GRANGES FAVOR
hie mmux
Resolutions byMorning Star of
Albany and Crow Foot ?
of Lebanon.
LEGISLATURE'S ACTION
SUBJECT TO CENSURE
(Tflornal Special flerrfee.)
Dublin, May 4. The Jamestown expe-
r! altlon la not the only affair of its kind
to attract iworld tourists this summeft
; . The Irish international exposition, insn
..' In much of lta spirit, but truly interna
tlonal In its scope, was formally opened
today witn ceremonies auiiaoie to ,ui
occasion. The Marquis of Ormonde pre-
aided over the opening exercises and all
the. dignitaries of state and ohurch took
J," part.'. i ".''.'.); ykj' .j?-v-ti t'-.y
r The scope of the exhibition is Irish
nd international in the. widest sense.
v There are aectlons for the display of
Irish Industries, history and education,
p fine arts. Including photography and an
- graving; arts and crafts, liberal, manu
facturos, textiles "and various allied in-
tfustrlea, engineering and shipbuilding,
civil . engineering ; and transportation,
electricity, motors, gaa lighting, heating,.
. tieatlng and - cooking, agricultural lm
: elements and chemical Industries horti
culture and arboriculture, sport and
riahlng, mining and metallurgy, nyglene,
women's section, cottage . Industries,
. k Outside of the purely business aspects
of ..the exhibition, , the. amusements of
the visitors wiu be ampiy caterea to.
IWusIcal entertainments, vocal and ln-
tftrumental, of a high class, will be pro
vided. - Special concerts devoted to Irish
tnusie will be given, and the best lnatru
' mental bands of Great Britain have been
engaged. r Other amusements of a novel
character water chutes, i switchback,
letc have been provided. : ' ..
The exposition grounds are at Herbert
JPajJc, about a mile and a auarter from
th business section of Dublin on the
jid w Diney in iana was recently
- presented to .the Pembroke , urban dis
trict by the Earl of Pembroke, one of
the vice-presidents of the exhibition. In
. commemoration of his son. Lord Her
bert. Altogether the grounds of the ex
position cover about 62 acres. .,-
. The buildings are large and ornate,
'and strictly consonant with the natural
.beauty of the park and of the beauties
ef Dublin and of Ireland In general. A
Jake, fountains and a wealth of shrubs
auid flowers form a beautiful setting for
tha magnificent structures. The main
entrance to the exhibition Is at Bal In
fer rage, -with other entrances on the
. .south side of the park, in the vicinity
mr juonnyorooK.
Directly opposite the main entrance Is
tne, principal Dunomg, with a central
octagonal court. 215 feet in diameter.
cmrrounded by a corridor opening Into
roilr radial wings, each 164 feet long
ana so iei wiae. An. octagonal dome
towers pver the center of this building
to the , height of 160 feet. Pavilions
for tne Jtsritun, roreign and colonial ex
hlblta are grouped around this building,
and. then logically and artistically come
' the buildings for the motor cars, elec
tricity. Irish Industries, machinery and
. power bouses and dining and tea rooms.
Indications are already abundant that
the exhibition will draw hundreds of
thousands of visitors to Ireland for the
first time thls summer. It la-expected
too. that tha fair will form a niaknef
vhtch will ;draw, thousands of Irlfh
, .Americans itafllt to- their old homes.
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flalms of the Thonaanda of School
Children Superior to Those of Few
nnndred University 8 tudenta -Lament
for lavte Jndge Boise. ;
C HURCH
SERVICES
paator. .
am4ay
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by
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ebooL 10 a. m.t Junior Union.
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A . A U.a D.OU Da ' U. I . M .1. 1 1 mm m. UM UJ
MIm Carrie Ulllapiafb; T.-80 p. m. pnachlng
of iter, A. B. Walts. ,
-Third VuoMiTer aTenae and Knett streett
MF. , 1. BUu. autor. Bnnd.r kdooL 10
a, rn.i nreteblnc at 11 a. m. and T:80 o. .
Histiland tAlbtrta and Slith atreeta. Bunday
a. lit.; rrenlnf prayer end sermon. r-M a'eloek.
All gainln Twonty-Mcone and Rm4 ttrMte.
Dunu.r Kwiw,-iu m. m. : riinf Mrrice, T
o'clock, termoa by Rev. H. D. Chamnera,
Bt. Aadraw' UDlranit Park; Bcv. W.
Powell, -baplalii. good; scbool, 6:19 p, i
Mrrlc and .aermoa at T:SO p. m. ' ,
uooa SMpberaaciiwood atroet and Van.
wtiTvr avvBu, aiuina; nmv. - joaa Uawaon.
Sunday acbool, t:4i a. m.t morning aerrtee, 11
Bt. iobo'a Mtmorlal Sellwoodi fLrr. W. ft.
a vwci in vuati MSJ. oUaatlcLT KIUUl. ill an
ferric and ermon it 11 i, m, . '
.Bt. Pinl'- Woodmere; c I. Parker. U?
' mm " W UUUUlf KDOOL V:t a. BL.1
mornia aerrlca and aermoa at 11 VLk .
8t. Matthew's rirat and Oarntbera atnatat I
Ea. W. A. M.Brack in (h,r R.l.
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niauuia ana Knuva at u a. m.j Bandar school.
MO a. m.; service and aormon, 7:80 a. m7
in. tn lpnrn m to the relative standinar and reliability of, the leading iwnufactur-
"ers of medicinal agents, as the most eminent , physiciaas are the most careful as to
'( the' uniform quality and perfect purity of remedies prescribed by them, and it is well
Jcnown' to physicians1 and the VVeU-lniormed generally tnai ine janiornia tug ajrup
Co.; by reason of its correct methods and perfect equipment and the etthical character of
its product has attained to the high standing in scientifio and commercial, circles which
is accorded to successful and reliable; houses only, and, therefore, that the name of the
Company has become a guarantee of-the excellence .of its remedy. ' , , ;
TRUTH AND QUALITY
floneai 'to'' the Wfilf-Informed in everr walk of life and are essential to permanent sue-
cess and "creditable, standing, therefore we wish to call the attention of all who would
enjoy: good health, with its blessings, to the fact that it involves the question of right .;
living with all the, term implies. With proper knowledge of what is best each hour .
of recreation, of. enjoyment, of contemplation and of effort may be made to; contributa :
. to that end and the use of medicines dispensed with generally to great advantage, but J
as in many instances a simple wholesome remedy may be Invaluable, if taken at the;
proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co. , feels that it is alike important to present '
truthfully the subject and, to supply the one perfect' laxative remedy which has won
the approval of physicians and the world-wide acceptance of the Well-Informed because .
of the excellence ox the combination, known to au, ana tne onginai moinoa 01 manuiao
,ture,;which is known to the, , , , '
; , This valuable remedy has' been long and favorably known under the name of
Syrup of Figs and has attained to world-wide acceptance as the most .excellent oij
family; laxatives, and as its pure laxative principles, obtained from Benna, are, well :
known to physicians and the Well-informed of. the world to be the best of natural
laxatives, .we have adopted the more elaborate name of-Syrup of Figs and Elixir of ;
' Senna as more fully descriptive of the remedy,! but doubtlessly it will ; always be
called for by the shorter name of Syrup of Figs and to get its beneficial effects always
note, when purchasing, the full name of the 1 Company California Fig Syrup Co.
: plainly printed on the front of every package, whether you simply call for Syrup of ;
Figs or by the full name Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as--Syrup of Figs and x
1 Elixir of Senna is the- one laxative remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup f
Co. and the same heretofore known by the name Syrup of Figs which has given sat- ;
isfaction to millions, j- The genuine is for sale by all leading druggists-throughout the
United States in original packages of one size only, the. regular price of which is fifty, v;
cents per bottle.' r ; ' ; i f y ' . ( ' ';1
..Every bottle is sold under the general guarantee of the Company, filed with the
Secretary of . Agriculture, at Washington, D. C, that the remedy id not adulterated
or.inisbranded within tne meaning ox the J.'ood. and Drugs Act, June autn, lyuo.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
Louisville; Ky.
San Francisco, CaL
U. S. A. . -
London, England.
New York, N. T. iv
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HlaMaI-flt7MtEftart filVntIa " t.A n.maUlnf
Tha a?hnfVk At Ana IIa..tnaa.nTu-a..fa-
lag at 11 a. d. br lUv. A. L Jobnatoa: f :80 10 a. m. awo, i Bndearor.B p. m. . .
a... M . - . . i m mrtLManiann aawiii avaama waa laastiaii as r ai aaa
fa Ula Qj nTa alOUam DADtZlfflL. ' - I ' " ' " ""aanaaaaaaj ' . . 1 w " wva mvt, avaaaaacra uvaB,
nIlrvi t. ..a Jt.. 1?.. I Vv . wmmntiii I aaaietaat paator. Morn In r aermoa ly Rev,
flrl I Laa7 BmaJT Slil S a. m.t I mL.ZT ZZZ.T- . .. -X ' S. ltotlaock, 10:80 clocki. aTWtof
praachlna. at li V .V V T i n-VrTT"-. V Bbort. an-ice. TO ecloek! Bandar acbool, ia:l
9m mw W mr " f ,mm m. .,m m. U.. . MTI UIOII. Ill 1 m MM. m.mm 1 mm mm. mm,
y' uuoaajr BCDOOl, ii:lB a, to. En. i R. ft
H. Bart'
B. Whitfield.' auMrlntandaat: X. P.
..in . . . ' "... ,
Cm, . , I ..r . ""wi. ii.io p, to. : an-
1 i,llB " "T: P. . ". at T: p. m., "Taat Hlbland-Eait Sixth street aorta and Proa
cWSln. .7 it. " " I r5 ,u n , V Anont.ur" or "Worda et eott; Rei. B. 8. Bolllnrer. Bnnday acbool. 10
LTrnrti U T:3 ' b7 ' 7.,WJJ!,m. B'?Te?' a. J. D. Ofdea, anperlatendenti Junior Ca-
Ina at ill . j : V J!" I Vi 7'. " " urmoa, u. a. n, or Bar. . u. noper; t:bw
(1 Sumi.. .k"Y V-r'--m-IZ.'-.Ji an7 Ut-U.("I-1 P. m-, br paator, ea "VUlon anU Bastraint.'
at ' T i , WT" ivv oivcimi, i r " pwonn Mane. I :rv . .
I h !', , "-ww -KivHvistUWIi I !:r-,,V-v-,. ,-..'-;v.i, Kaaaaaattiw
JPl. B-'I- P. c. also p. m.
Oraoa Montailll.. Aiim.n ....
Oraoa MontaTllla: Oilman Parker, ninlatar. I P' "
at 11 a. m. and 7:80 Z m.t morn -SunnraidaEaat Tamhin
tP'e. '-The Practical Valne of tna Lord'e Sup-1 Ih'it'",tn and TblrtyHil
fSDaelal Dwpatek te The Joaraal.)
.Albany, Or., Mar 4. At JU last regn-i
?J'r,1VJi.e.11?,T9!:" : Tni" topic "The Law.
of ETtdenoa," firal of a aeries la dlrine antbor-
m ""a mole. -
Central Kaat Twentietn and Ankenr sttva:
1. Jordan. At 10:80 a. m . "Ti. ai.h
pastor, Bandar
lar meetlnr Morning Star ranfe No. Word From the Cr"?; Wi tilZ
til S. R , ' mAnntad thai .followln I :80 D. m.t Bond.. aV,l fa : iTV
resoiuuon conoerninf ua universuy i - n"ivr, "SL" ..
M.AMMItM , ... t . I . - " ' M, fT..NlQnUi , . , ' . 7 . J T:-",'
vuumm. 4 acnoot . r in . m , i.l. i vcumu, ju a. m.i DrcacBinr. .11 . m - - j ...
voted to call tor the referendum, upon I Btone, secraUir of T. M. O. A. ' P''ortb-.lrrUi "-and Twantr-tblrd,' B.
the oompulsorr pass law ana tna ixd,.
000 annual appropriation tot the, Uni
versity of Oregon: be it therefore
"Resolved, or Morning star (range
No. Ill, That we indorse the action of
the council and ' -wU give our earnest
support ana. rawer ry Dr. Brooaher wlU preach on the topic. 'TP
our power to the .committee to pueh the I Atralnat It." or "Orercomlng Heary Odda."
issues to a auccessiui conoiuoion, ov 1 oTnui ana isaat ankeny atreets:
lleyln a tenth grade free publlo school t".0' fPbm- ' 8?n'.;ee '
education of paramount. Importanc. for .?r
1S(.46( school children In Oregon, to alacbool. 12m.: yn, pMni.-. n a
free unlveralty education for t40 Stu-i Bavlartrrrt Brtwna Twanty-arot ..and
dents.
Oregon
street, uh.ua n. I . ..m. , , .4.a
Preaching. 10. a. m. and Tran I n.la , ..
- i Norwaalaa Bynoo saai imi ana unni
atreeta: Bey. O. Hafoea. Sunday acbool, 0:30;
errlcea at U a. m. ana o P- n.i x. r. a.
Trharad. B:1B DJ m. - - i.. r ,
n.ni. . banlah-i;nfca kvcnn'a and Mnrrta
street: BT, Gadmand Orffl. Bnnday aerrlcea
at 11 a.' m. and a p. m. Bnnaay acnooi ai
rora. pa. tor. preacblna,
P. m.5 Sunday school, 11 a. m.j claaa meaUDc
Qraca . Cornar T.mh w
uareocs i rua Wilson, V,
ana uamor or
learnre, 1:30 p.
m.
rlor atreeta;
laoo, D, D. Leotara oa Wit
the Ible,'iO:80 en.t
8t John'a r. L. Toons.
. aoa wane j-aropie, corner Tw1b and f.xr' o ' '"touj, ai n a. m. and
Taylor street; Rev. J, Wbltcomb Broofbar, iM'.r,; ' '
SvD VJ5,!t-. or",n "orxblp, 10:80 o'clock iu. l inB "l.f'"'!, greater.' htD;
"Aa Affair of tb Heart"; Bible acbool, li!:10 . ' ,H1 J??wrt. Paator. Btmday acbool, 1(
P. m., totereaUnf eiarclaea, elaaaes fir all; f; 'tPIiii!i.,1.1 m-feP'. "Wot Prayer
1 fpla'a nnloa, 6:15p.m., leader, MIm l' ,ntVTt ' :p70ri1"'a. f m.f
Pearl Tooler. tnoic. 'pn.- . iv.h.u preacblos, 8 p. topic. "Ohrlatlan rVnr... !
y.''J popular erasing eei-rlc. T:80 o'clock,
Dr. Brouaher will oreach on tha tonic. "tTr
Ccn tliniil
clearly
wbeo yoa eat
Grape-Nuts
Th i'Jcobs Crtla Food.
. "There't a Rcatoa" - -
iwaaii.j. wwawaw - w - - - , 'fras A Frill "114 UI ,,BIUV
the. present enrollment at the Si!?'-"0? etreets. Bondey achool. 10 a. m.
State university prSctl?f H a. m. by Bey. John BcnUlen.
State university. , . Jonna-B. A. Laoaard. paator. Sunday
a Xemoty of aTudge Bolaa, aool. 10 a. m.j aermoa, 11 e, m.j B. P. I,
,uipo.rT ninia ana pins, w n u.-u
. Trinity -Corner of Eaat Tenth and Grant,
tewl r. Smith, paator. Bandar acbool. ia .7
m.; aannoa at Jlav m. serrieea at 7:80 o. m.t
5:80 7 m. sPrt.ie,
j?BthiBM?1L,n11 r "treeta; J, T. Ab
t-i ' .pasw. ap . a. a.
Chne Mlaalon Chan' Sing Kat paator.
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In view of the death of Judge R. T.
Boise of Balem. " who was in Hie a
leader In the grange movement, the fol
lowing resolution waa adopted
"Whereas, It has pleased the supreme
master to remove from active, work
among tna auooramate granges ic
supreme grange above our beloved
state master and brother, Reuben
Boise; and
"Whereas. The deceased had
faithful worker and a powerful
In the upbuilding of the grange
past SB years; therefore be It '
"Kesolved, That while "we mw in
v.t- o:oo p. m.t aermnn. t:80 d. m.
CblneMlaal0B-52H Oak atroet Baaday
S, V p "J preacning in jnmeae.'B p. n.
. rirat permaa fonrtb and Mill arreeU; Bay.
""';.. sunrtay acbool, 0:4B a. m.j
""""ii " a. m.j xoang propia'a meeting,
, r. ui.i
nZZ? ". Hlbbard and Uoble atraata; Bar.
iencaw ' n rn.n ? n l. i.
11 a. m. .:n--,r'-.,-w" i ",'D a
nuBiariiia uregoa and Hubbard, H. Obers.
I omua uarn.ao raorria atroet and Bodney I ' ,, -rlZ." i." " T au P. m.
uieiBTenue; Her. r. Buaarmann, paator. Bnntl.j kr,, , 1T.7. S.001 P Praach
past J a. ai.ipraachliii. 11 a. m.t Touag ?4J2!iJ5i-ff.!iw - . :
'ate.M st 11 fc a,
JS2 . W r Bey. B. 0. roodT.wnJS: n. rw..
for the - .tv. . s ;. a il a. m. and r 80 . m." : ."a""
JHEBBTTEBIAir.
Woodatock W T ir.. ....
. w. .no r.: an n. tn.
i Preaching
nnmhla aiibmlaalon to tha laerm of our I "P" t Xhlrteenth and Powell atreeta! I t "r"'e'n-"""B Tblrtcanth and Darla. 0,
.-.ii!.f ! I?E Jaroaie B. MeOIade, D. D. Preaching f.JM"i "" Preaching at 11 mX m. na
mnn. i ma.ta, ' . ml altir .1 that mtrl.. .m . T.. . .Ti - 1 T.an n . "
- - .--w . wmmmmm, , p, .V.W ID. X BUDOBV iriUWI. Ill Bl JnAIn, I ' K M.. . - . i.V . .... . . . .
brother has but ; preceded a on the I c. . 8 p. m.i 8olor C- 18., T p,Anz txi1ii I 8librthw!ffk tn4 v Bwch., John
avs.v O VC1W1,;, . . 1 " s-. e vatvauusf K, 14 ia.
innimsi-a eawaa all ) wnliar 4a Ifaa firs taVlll finn I
Va lAaia aa,awaai Bk t aa -(aa-. AAtlwaal 1M I uio las BUU Vyl atll ajajasai HaTW.
Ul AVmm HiM Mhm wing wuiiaci aa vvaa . alalia tl- r. i-v aa
dellberaUona at future meeUnga and It ZToTand ilia "Z ni': an;."r,iiwi'
IS With profound sorrow that we realize fourth Flrat and Olbba atrrata; Bar. Jobs
we ahau feel his cordial nanaciasp ana t vommunion at w.uo a. m.; Sunday
hear hla eheerlna words no more. - 1 .'L " ?. o: P at
neaQiyeu, .- m tixai a vur Bawthoraa-Park Twalfth and tut T.w
atreeta; Ray. B. Nelaon Allan. Bunday acbool.
13 m.; aarricca at 10:80 a. m. and 1:80 p. .;
V D. 0 n .... 7 "
r o. vi. u., o:ou p. m.
rorbea Bellwood a tract and Oanteabaln are.
aae; Bey. Harry JU. Pratt, Preaching, 11
a, m. and 7:80 p. m.: Bundajr acfaaoL 10 a. m.1
P. BJ.
Tlrat Germaa
Waaaa. naatnr.
:w p. m.
ai." and T:S0
-rineentb and Hoyt O. A.
Preaching, at 11 a. m. and
. nS p,tor. frachlng at 11 a. m. and 7:80
brother both publlo and private was
one of great ' purity . and worthy of
emulation by all. During bis long lire
of 86 years. In the course of which be
M11 m .mm w.M.ml it i. m mmM M,a and m..nt
responsibility,, not a stain rests on his I :80 P-
record, and he leaves among is tnou
sands of r acquaintances . pone but firm
friends. IX v-' '.''i-; :
"Resolved. That the charter of this
rranae 1 be draped In mourning for a
period of 60 days as atrlbute of respect
to our oepartea orovner ana loaen oi
our sorrow at our Irreparable loss.
Fifteenth
iRDaneaa. .'' MfM?n r : mm
heaehlag at Jl" a. aTd T:80 p" at.
".v." um-M-u. a. wattera. naatnp.
.au ,:ou p. nil
SerrloM at 11 a.
B
M a.
CONOatOAnOHAl. ,
vuiraraiir fara Artlaao' temple; Ber, O.
KBOOl, JO -au U.I awrmM,
Piedmont Clewland aanua an IimH
.uw&i wt. li. m j ran iinwr. ' l'raecnina ar i ' . . .
II a. m. and 7:80 D. m.i Bandar echooL ia:ii I ,"""""-"Ml"laaliml ar.nua ' and
Id. m. --m-.m. - I wawaa raeti- aMVrr'WIlllam L. Tloahaw. Bnn;
I ' -. . ' . ... - I nmw mhiwi la . . ; . - - -.
waatminater Kaat Tenth and Wetdler etraett: I h.M rl ' "i.0"" woranip with
nay. Henry u, klarcotte. 8enr.ee at tl a. m. I . "Z 7, , . - - n,,r meMra, 11
tnd -T:2 ' ?--L'L- wiir,ctin8d.nA,?,,,.J.:8i 2 y- woife
Plrat Twelfth and Alder traetar t. ttn. I ".nT.ld-C(irMr of Kaat Tar kw and Kaat
llam Hiram Foulkea. At 10:80 a. m., "A Vital L:lLLa.M B5T- ?ilunb- '
Dlatlnction"; Bnnday achool. 12:10 mV topic, 'TheIrreal8tible
I Worahlruir I -f , -'.""b.
m. M. . . . MM- I .
"Kesoivea.v -inat a copy:, - J" n Cbrlatlanlty": etaama aerrkM at Mn.vw,
memorlam be placed upon the rnlnutes I a""th Walittel' ' ' ' U, the Grip of Temptation"; Sunday
Of Morning Star grange ana copy sent miton Bar. A. H. BurkhoHer. ' Bunday IXZ.' Sr.,";,, aJ v' ner, aupenntenuent;
to the family Of the deceased. ' acbool at 11 a. m.i Chrlatlaa Sndearor, T p. m. I cb&t. KndTr5n a'rr.8'80 P', m ';iml
mi f iin. iii, iu. ... .. , .. ' - i
Haraball-Btrret Harahall and North
taenth atraeta: Bar. C. W. Hara. - Mnhil.
acbool, 10 a.-m.; preaeblnr. 11 a. m. and 7:80
p. m.f i. r. a. v ... o:o p. m,
Uount Tabor Brlmont and PiYtrrmairatnata,
Bbt. Edward M. Bbarn. Barrioa a II . m.
ana t .au p. m.
Anahel ner, ueo. w. Arms. Jr. flnnda
scbool, 10:80 a. m.r preaching. 11:80 a. m.
Uwooa corner aaat Jterententh and flow
. . . mMmmm' r. . mmm . '-.'-.
aaoe iwnw v. a. inoronaon. paator,
"O. W. HUMPHfcET.
"F. M. MILLER, '
U C STRATTON, '"
- "Committee,"
LECISUTURE DENOUNCED
Crow Foot Grange of Xebanon In
dorses Unlvenit Referendum.'
(Special Pfenatea to The Journal.)
Lebanon, Or., May 4. Crow Foot
grange No. 814, P. of H., at us last
meeting passed strongly phrased reso
lutions. In effect as follows: Denounc
ing the. last legislature for Its excessive
appropriations and leaving tha ' burden
to fall . most heavily upon the farmer
and email property holder and making
ho provision for creating mora revenue;
commending the action of '. the Linn
County ,Buulns Council, P. of H., In
seeking to refet ,to the people, for vote
on June 1, the 1125,000 appropriation
made by the last legislature,, anryajljv
to tha state, university at Eugene, -
accepted an Invitation to deliver the
address to tha graduating claaa of the
University of .Pennsylvania at the com
mencement exercises In Philadelphia In
Sunday acbool, 10 a. m.; preachlna at 11 a.
"Oood water uui oi via weua": aenrlcM at
:u p. m. ...
Third Eaat Tntrtaenta ana pine atraeta i R.v.
Andrew . J. ' UoBtfomery, paator. Berrlcea at
w.w i",. eyening . toplct
' , Vernon Eaat Twentieth and Wyrant. Prca
Ing at 11 a. m. and T:80 p. m. by. Bay. O.
Rlalr: Sunday achool, 12 n.
. MontaTilla Rev. J. A. P. UcOaw, aetlni
paator. Bnnday achool, 10 a. m.; . preachuig
SC Aa a.' uu hu i.w
ZNSOOFAL.
' Pto-Cathedral of Bt. Stephen the Uartytw
Thh-teenth aod Clay atreeta: Ber. H. U. Ban.
aay. rlcar. lioiy communion, csu a. m.: gan.
day achool, 0:45 a. m.: morning aerrlce. Ill
eclock:-erenlng aerrlce. T:ao o clock.
Trinity mueteenin m.crxti axraeta. Holy I
eommumoD, o a, frajsr aoa aarr-
lea, 11 o'clock: arening Pfyer and addreaa,
7:30 o'clock. Ber. T. 0. Wlillama will preach
not a morning ana btuiii. .
' Bt. Darld'a :at Twelfth and B.lmont
atrerta; Kector.- Ber. Oaorg B. Vaa Water.
I), n. Hoi, communion. S a. m.: Bandar achnni.
Totttcfs
I have made no combination
with any. other candidates
" .-.'S - ' t--" .v. - . . . , . , - x i
and I ffa not responsible for
.any tickets or circulars dis
tributed. I want every voter
to - choose -his ticket and I
have no candidate to recoxn
mend or criticise. - , ", !- V -
JTHOS..DEVLIN.
lO.tl M
ai. S.i a-n.lt.hW.. Park and J.ffer
on ' treeu; J. Allen Leaa. paator. . Sunday
acbool, 10 a. m.f at 11 o'clock, morning aerr
Ice, topic. "FIT Thing Our Church , Moat
Need" : 7:80 p. m., aaered eocctrf. tother
league at T p. an., led by Mia OuBderaon.
-St. John Penlneolar areou and KUpatrick
treats CBnechen, paator. Berrlce at 10:45
a. m., Serman; 7:80 p. m, Bnguan; ounaay
MNoeaflanBmkortti foarteanth teti Ber.
J.,M. JierTlg. paator. Sunday aryie at II
a. at. and 7:80 p. nul Bunday acbool, 8:48
a. m.. -- ' ' . .... 'l v,.
gt, Paul's German Eaat xwenui ana vun
treat: Bev. A. Kraua. Morning aerrica, iu.ju
o'clock: erenlna, 7:80 o'cloca; Bunaayacomi,
8:80 a. m.: prayer meeting Tbnradar at B p. m.
'Trinity eerman, Miaaonn oynou
llama arenne and Bellwood atreet; 3. A. Elm.
bach, oastor. Morning erTfc, 10 clock!
i l t -Qrt A'lnf.lr Kntlll.V BCUOOI.
VTVDinf mimi , .w , , .
0:18 .a... . ;tX":''ij-:r '''X-t.'X:
' CHBIBTIAB. -" '
Central-Beat Twentlath end Bart jWmoa
a . t w ar nimsiniaw . i is. si e iu:aiii
r m.'phlna.' topieT Tabernacle
Which the Lord Pitched and Wot Man"; .Sun
day achool, 13 m.; Bemor-ivnanaTwr, o.ow r.
str -m M.r n vn.- fTiuyruai uuun uew mm
n.
a. AiTiaa... aTa.aMaaaaetfll "
Bodoey-Aenno Rodney areboe ..;
atieet: Bey. W. Klmo Boblnaoa. At B:4B
m.. Bible school: II a communion and
aormon, topic. "A Marreton Moenimt"! T.
P. B. 6. B.. :4B p. m.; aermon at 7:80 p. m.
Mount Bcott oerrictw "' -.
p. ro-! Bunday acbool, a:80 p. . - -Woodlawa
Sunday acbool. i a. atit preae.
Ing. 11 a. m. Chrletlat anaearor,. a p. .i
service at B !. ri-i.a.M."' mtL-JJ ."
Flrat t:orner rani ann
. S. Muckley, mlalater. At . 10:80 .m.
preaching, topic. -The Ms '
Advent Second atreet, . between Hall and
r a.nii at 11:80 a. an. ana i p. m..
prafca sieetlng; Bnnday cbool. 10:80. a. ca.
tmrrxi) rvAnoracAt.
Pint Corner Vaat Tenth and Bherman atreeta.
b a. t. wtntar. Bnndar acnooi. 10 ai m.:
11 a. m-"What Wa Preach";: aermon at 7 -M
fif-nA r.ran : and Rarhr 'atreeta: Bey. I
Rowaraoz. naator. Preaching at 11 a. m. and
7:80 p. m. by Bev, a, fc. Pratt, , p. h.
at John'a-rlranhoa and John errer-tej Bee.
ti.ni Vj.tM. Bnndar aehooL 10 a. ra.
preaching. 11 a m., xopitv , uruaa ; a. n..
G. B., 8:30 p. m.; S. t. 0. B., (1:80 n. m.i
E reaching. 7:80 p. mn topic, "Marred He
fade It Again." '
Ockley - Green Oay atreet and WiHamette
boulcTard; Ber. J. Bowerapg, paator. At
11 a. au and 7:80. m., aanrieea! Bunday achool
at 10 a. ro.; K. L. O. B. at 6:80 p. m. '
; IVAWOEIJCAt ASSOCIATTOlf . r '
SMrat Enallah Eaat Sixth and Market etreets:
8. A. Blewert, paator. Preaching at 11 a. m.,
tonic. "John on the Me of Patmoe"; Bnnday
chool, 10 a. m.; Young People' alliance. 6:48
. m.; eTenrag wmw . v viuv. 7 -
rirat German Corner Tenth and Clay atreeta:
Theodore Scbaoer, - paator. Bnnday acbool at
80 a, tn.; aermon at iu;io a. m, ana t:40
m.; Y. P. A 7 p. m. -Memorial
Eaat eighteenth and Tlbbetta; U
1 MMmmtM. . l,MMhln . , 11. ...
1. DWTWV - . . mu , my
p. m.t Bnnday achool, 10 a. at.. Yonng. Poo-.
pis' meetlBg, T p. aa. -
CBBISTIAir BCIZVCZ.
wt-mt rtinrch of Chrlat. Sclentlat HtH.h
Bite cathedral. Morrteou and Lownadale atreeta. ;
Berrice at It a bj; P- ., aubleet.
MAitam and Fallen . Man": Sunder achnnl
eioae 01 uuraiui wi". nvuueauay erenffig.
CflOCI. r--
Berond Church of Chrl.t, Bclentiat Elka1
temple,'. Stark and Kerentb atreet. Bunday
Adam ana raiien man ; onnnay cbool, 11
au . ' wiainMiir oiwuiii, o p. m.
v'-'V'-;! -7.7:7 "I,.,.. ' "rJ 7'
s i. aiiTaaxxaxa, ,i
Barenth Day Adyantlsta-r-Eleyena and ' B.
erett atreet.
thi nasi pmmrAi, bociwt.V' -
Artlimaa' .hall, Ablngton buUdlnr.' Third
Waahlnetoa atreet. At II a. m. r. in. nnaiiu
will lecture on "8plrituaUty, , the - Object ,f
Badical Sixth and Mechanle atreeta; Bar. ft
P. Blancfaard. Bnnday acbool. 10 a. ai. aaruioa.
Ut. a aad 7:40 p. si.
; ' ' ' raiTaJUaVaT. ' . ' "
Chareh of Oar Father Corner of Yamhill sn
Bereath atreeUt Ber. Wi O. Eliot Jr., alola.
w, mt. 1. u ajiiot, u. u.j minlatar emerttae.
Berric at 11 a. m.. "Belia-toai anil H.h "
aarmoa by minlatar emerltua; . 8 as day -school,
r. .j-wawwii, mm mm aa.i anuu claaa.
12:30 p, m.i J. P. B., 6:30 p. to.
. tnrrriB rsESBTTZxiAir. '
Chorcb eX tb Strang. ra Wean, atreet and
waaaajie aivHwui mwv as. AaSl 1 B BJUIMIIH. Mnanlna
aerrlce, 10:4 o'clock, with aeravoat BaadaJ
achool, . 13 aa. 1 aermon. t:0 p. m. .
a f , i0""-' tet) Uy,
Baaday achool. 11 m.; aarawa, Ido p. av.
CHBISTIAB AJTO anBSIOaTABT jUJAVOS.
The Chrlatlaa and Mavioaarr Alllanee-sixth
and Mala treeta; Bev. O. a BewteuZner.
T " . a, iu.m, . . n .lllul. .
nlA ..1 .
iiwiii . . w u, uu. . inun. vaoniA'a 1 1 1 i -.
T a , t .'. '
Flrat Oerman T.nth and fu..fe .i. , . ."
n 11. . . - "1", fvr,
w. piuh.7 oermon . at jo: a. m , tonic
r ., . MSMMMMmMMmn , ninm .( g ...
7 .;-r. k. a',
roarta ana Tamhin At a
JLJ". i."- A. Buimt wUl
I u wuuuiauw vi owiiaariand Com
pared With Thoae of tha PaHri Nn.,k-J;",
group atudj elane wUl be held following the
addreaa. , Program, la free, and all mea are
j SWZSXaTBOBOIAJf,
new L'burch Bocletr Elaa.nth , ..a , 11a..
traete; Bar. Ulram Vrooman. f ' Barrlce at
."J...""!' J1" BPlrit Willing, , the Fleah
tt , ciiau, acuuoi,. w a. m.
' VVZTXS8AZJBX.
Charcn of tha Good Tiding Eaat Coach aad
Eaat Eighth atreet; Ber. J, D. Corby, mlnla.
ter. .. Bunday achool, 11 a; . aermon, 10.4S
a. as., mjvic - a uamnaian ror uanff HnmAm
Prayer meeting Tbaraday evening at 8 p. m.
. nrrnns tbuth ami :
Ball S01, Allaky building: T. M. Mlnam.
paator. service at 11 a. m. ... :
LATTEB-DAT SAMaTTB,
Hall 400 Allaky bolldlng. Third and Mnrrlan.
oemcea ii u:w a. m. ana 1
acbool, 10 a. to. ,
P. m.; Bunday
. MILIJEiraiAl SAW..
O. A. R. ball, northeast corner Becned ami
Morrison atreeta. Servlcea at 8:80 p. m. .
. SPnUTlTAXIBT. ' , "
Bev. Harry J. Moor will apeak Bundav num.
Ing at 10:46 o'clock In W. O, W. halL El.T.nta
atreet; aubleet, "What Ia the Attitude of Spirit.
uaiiam Towara aecrec uraerar" aaalated by
Bev. John Blater. v;-. v.'-,: 7,,7,,..-
Bev John 81ater of Baa Francisco' will held
ipirltual aerrlce Banday evealag at 8:15 aharp.
In aaw W. O. W. hall, onder the auaplcea of
the Minlater and Medlam' Protective Spirit
nallat oclety. All welcome. Ber. Sophia O.
Belp, prealdent, , r.;. ;; -.77 ,. ' ' f
thi oxtracB or the fibbt bobby
Drew ball, 108 Second atreet, Bev, B. M.
Ooaa wUl lecture at 7:80 p. m.j subject will
be Ukea from tbe andienee. '
r'1':,' v"'-v?ltW: THOtTOHT. ' "
Cnlvenal Ne a. Thought aaaeiriMy Hall Wo.
S, Mulkey kalldrng, Meeond and Morrlaon afreet.
Morning lectura at' U o'clock, aubjort, "When
and Where Call We Come In Uootact With
the liiumlnataaT '
aob
Are '
Ayabamla, speaker. -'.I..'" v mWj
no waere van - we uome : m , uootact -t witn
he liiumlnataaT": -evening lecture at 8 o'clock,
ubject, "Do the Dead BtTll Uve: If 80, .Where
re They, and What Are They Polngt" , Blater
WASHINGTON GOVERNOR'S
,-DATES FOR THE SUMMER
' 7-;; '- " .,V "tXX'-
(Bpeelal Diana tea ta Tha JoaraaLl
Olytnpla, ,. Wash,. May 4. Oovernor
Mead lias prepared partial- schedule
of dates for the summer, as follows.
though some may have to be changed by ,
reason of conflicting business:' ' May II,
attend laying of cornerstone of Holy
Names academy, Seattle; . liay il-t J,
grand lodge Knlghta of Pytblaa, Ta
coma; May 18, annual barbecue. Bunny
side, Taklma county; May . tl, laying
cornerstone Sacred Heart hospital, Spo
kane; Mar- to, participate In unveiling
monument to soldiers and sailors erected '
by Reno woman a Relief Corps. Spo
kane; ; June .. ,1, Alaaka-Yukon-Paclflo
exposition ceremonies, 8eattle; June t,
address at . commencement exercises at
State Normal school, Ellenaburg; June
7. address Ballard High school com
mencement; June 17, address Aberdeen
High school commencement; June I0t
II, 22, attend Washington Btate Bankers'
assoolation. Spokane; July. 4, address at
Qoldendala; July 10,- address. Christian
Endeavor convention,' Seattle.
. Vref erred Stock Oaaaed Ooois, '
Allen a. Lewis' Best Brand,; '
7-'7. ill 1 I 1 111 1.1 1 . '
SUPREME COURTT J ' .
. PENDLETON MONDAY ,
7 7 777 37 "rx.vMmMww," '.''f...1' "''.'i 7 -.i-1" ' -
Pendleton. Or.. Mav 4. Tha sUteiaWl
preme court win' noia tta regular May
term In Pendleton, beginning Monday .
morning. May 6. Many Important cases
will come up from different ' part of
eastern Oregon.' 'XXi'X::,: - 'U xL
fry j - ' I
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ft. .
Life" followed by Mw. V. Rowe; at 7:43
tb) mrif co th TmecB Hydra, fcillowftd hr
r n Dllaa la.aaaaaaa, a. a. 10.DA .
anira. JDa MriMMUk ar vwiaaaa m A.tTV-p- B, - t. -.i ,
i. ITjrmp BBSTHBEM J OHBI8T, J
Flrt East- Fifteenth and Morrlaon atreeta;
Bev.iH. C Shaffer. Blbla acbool at 10 a. m.t
ennoa at ll a. n. ermoa at IM P. ai Ii
at aa 9 SP A - '
Soda Crackers
'They are one of the most eco
' nomlcal, digestible and nutritious of
human" foods and well "worthy of
the high' estimation in which they
. are generally held." -
' y Of course the writer had in mind
iscuig
2i&(7 fffftf perfect soda cracker
tXXXj.i. ' .:,r;
- Fresh from the oven,
: crisp, and ': delicious,
:ln dust and moisture
proof packages,
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