'THE - OREGON-' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, " MONTJ AY iEVENINO, - JULY '15, 1907.
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THE JOVnSAh AT RESORTS
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OREGON RESORTS.
Qearhert Park....,, P. JT. Bthtet
Hot Lak .tiof tike Sanitarium
8aWi7.. .... ....Lewie ft Co.
Wllholt Spring! F. W. MoCeran
WASHINGTON RESORTS.
Cereon Spring...,,......,.......,.. ,
BovS A Hah ait iflnM-l goring Hotel
Cssoade Springs.. ..... .Tboross Moffett
Collin Sorlnaa C T. Belcher
Hwaoo., ..Louie Cobaa
Long Beach... . ...
Marshall A Pottenger and O. A. Smith
N'ahcotta H. J. Brown'
''fan Park Matthew Thedford
Neavlew Frank E. Strauhal
Tii Braakara Tba Braakara Hotal
rxnaam Axmaaawm.
Marquam Qrand.
The Flraa of Saint John"
Grand , Vaudeville
Lvrlo "Sweet Nail of OM Drury'!
Star Tha Strange Adventurea of
Mill Brown"
Tha Oaks O. W. P. oar Una, Flrat and
Alder.
bere of Portland PbotoEng-r
Union. No. 11, hald thalr annual
plcnlo at BauTlea laland yestsrday and
enjoyed tha day hugely. From tba time
tha party left Merrill'-, boathouaa early
In tha morning until they returned at t
o'clock all kept up a eontlnuoua round
of good tlmea. Including running raoaa
and a baaeball game between tha "Kee
ley graduate claea, 107," and tha "White
Liners." All aorta of good thlnge had
been prepared In tha way of refresh
ments, including pie ana caae lute
mother uaed to make.
. Uwrn
A Word
To the Clerks
f VBR THINK how eaey
T. It would be to lay
aaida a sufficient aum
for 'an enjoyable vacation
by starting a savings ac
count with usT
WePay 4 Interest
Compounded Twioa Every
Tear.
Oregon Trust &
Savings Bank
Sixth and Washington Bta.,
Portland, Oregon.
Deposits Over $2, 600, 000
W. H. Moora President
EL B. Lytle. . VI oe-President
W. Cooper Morrla. .Caahler
The promised convention of tha bag
gage agents of the Iiarrlman line did
not materialise today owing to tha un
n voidable absence of a number of the
prominent members of the business. It
was found some time ago that several
mem be re would not be able to be pres
ent in Portland at tha appointed time
nnd accordingly the convention was
postponed until September 14, when It
will be Anally held in thla city. The
en me program will be carried out at
that time as waa planned for the con
vention which waa to have mat today.
After several days' search. Hugh
rirady. the well-known diver, yesterday
recovered the body of J. Batch, tha
voung Austrian who accidentally fell
Into the river from a aoow of tha Star
Han8 company in North Portland last
Friday and waa accidentally drowned.
Coroner Flnley was notified and re
moved the body to the morgue. Aa there
WKie no witnesses the manner In which
nnlrh came to his death will remain a
mystery. As the death of tha young
man waa accidental no Inquest will be
held.
John B. Gray pleaded guilty to tha
charge of obtaining 11.60 from 8. West
by false pretenses In tha circuit court
thla morning. Judge Bears sentenced
Dray to a year In the penitentiary, but
paroled him on aocount of his previous
good character on his promise to make
restitution of the money he had ob
tained on the forged check. Gray's at
torney said that tha check had been
paused while Gray waa Buffering from
over-indulgence In intoxicants.
Card of Thanks Peteraon & Faucette
wish to thank tha publio for tha gener
ons patronage tendered them on the
opening of their grocery at East Thirty
fourth street and Hawthorne avenue.
Fifteen hundred people attended the
opening aalo, and Messrs. Peterson and
I-itucettr. were agreeably pleased with
the reception.
Hugh C. Bellinger, grandson of tha
late Judge C. B. Bellinger and son of
Oacar H. Bellinger, also deceased. ,dled
yesterday afternoon after a short ill
ness. The young man waa 22 yeara old
and lived at Woodstock with his mother.
Funeral arrangements are awaiting the
return of oeceased's mother, who is out
of the city.
T
ned Our Ice-Cream?
Tou will find it dellclously
different from that ordinarily
aold. We guarantee its purity.
DolnTy" and substantial lunch
also fountain drinks served all
day and evening.
Royal Bakery Sb
Confectionery
West Park and Waahingtom ajta.
SSis
Pastor of First Presbyterian
Church Delivers fetrong '
Sermon. .
r op high gradz
JEWELRY, Etc
MY AMOTION SMI
Since opening our doors in this city t couple of years tgo, our business has steadily increased, each month showing a gratifying In
crease of sales over the previous month. It is now necessary for us to enlarge our store and add new fixtures. When a store is
upset and the ears are greeted with the noise of hammers, most people pass on to more agreeable surroundings. We realize this, :
and to make it"an object for you to call, we have made some remarkable reductions in price, as you will realize by scanning the
ngures quoted below, we just nnisnea
TEXT IS TAKEN FROM
TIMELY BIBLE TEXT
Irving Ward of BuddaJvto HI Fol
lower Uaed to Refute Claim That
All Good In Christianity lias Bern
Anticipated la Buddhism.
"For my people have committed two
evils; they have forsaken ma the foun
tain of living waters, and hawed them
out olatarna, broken claterna, that can
bold no water." Jeremiah 11:11.
This text formed tha theme of an
exoeedlngly Impressive sermon by tha
lUv. WUllam Hiram Foulkea, of tha
First Presbyterian church, laat evening.
Tan to Cletema.
Coming from tha time of Jeremiah
down to tha present, particular striae
waa laid upon tha fact that today, even
n thla land of liberty, educates, intel
ligent people are turning to cisterns,
represented by tha numerous cults.
away from the fountain of life, repre
sented by tha Church of Christ: endeav
oring to bew, with Infinite effort and
toil, out or tha rocka or apecuiaiion
and philosophy, cisterns in which to
store truth, which, whan stored, can
only become stagnant.
The dying words of Buddha to his
followera: 'I must now leave you, and
as I now leave you I must Impress It
upon you that tha parte and powers of
man must be dissolved work out your
own salvation with dUligence." were
quoted In refutation of the claim that
all that la good In Christianity has been
anticipated In Buddhism. Judged by
Its fruits It utterly fails to satisfy,
as do all the other forms of faith in
which people are seeking to find re
lief, finding Instead sterile dearth and
barrennem, desolation and ruin, tha
most deplorable aspect of such effort
being the fact that they are turning
away from the Church of Christ, fol
lowing after strange gods, possibly the
name of a woman, hewing out broken
cisterns which cannot hold water while
the fountain of life will not be slopped,
because it has been open forever.
Oan Forsake Cisterns.
There is. however, an alternative.
Just aa It is possible to forsake the
fountains, for the cistern, it is equally
oselble to roxeaKe tne cistern ana go
to the fountain; not necesaaruy
Sterling Silver Tablewdre
from 53
Per Half
IX, TUB TULTTD
COFFEE SETS
TEA SETS
CAKE BASKETS
BONBON DISHES
TRAYS
CLOCKS
CUT GLASS
TOILET SETS
MANICURE SETS
14
Dis-.
count
TABLE SPOONS
KNIVES AND FORKS
DESSERT SPOONS
OYSTER FORKS
BOUILLON SPOONS
TEASPOONS
BERRY SPOONS
COLD MEAT FORKS
CARVING SETS
Dozen to
$8, $10
and $12
Per Half
Dozen
14k Solid Gold Set Rings
Which are mounted with the finest gems the market af
fordsDiamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires, Pearls,
etc. ; Garnets, Turquoise, Topaz, Amethyst and all other
stones used in the iewelry art.
$500.00 Rings reduced to 8350.00
$400.00 Rings reduced to 8300.00
$250.00 Rings reduced to $190.00
$100.00 Rings reduced to 880.00
$75.00 Rings reduced to $60.00
$50.00 Rings reduced to 838.00
$35.00 Rings reduced to $26.00
$30.00 Rings reduced to 822.00
$20.00 Rings reduced to $15.00
$10.00 Rings reduced to f7,00
$8.00 Rings reduced to $5.00
$5.00 Rings reduced to $3.50
$3.00 Rings reduced to $2.25
$2.00 Rings reduced to ." $1.25
4
14sSougtk.
a sale of diamonds, which was success
ful beyond our fondest expectations,
but we gave the values and kept faith
with the public, who are not slow to
discover the genuine from the bogus.
All precious stones in settings will be
included in the present sale. The sale
that we now inaugurate has never been
duplicated in this city and a visit to our
store will convince you of the sincerity
of this statement
14k Solid Gold and Gold Filled Brooches :;
Set with precious and semi-precious stones, th& latest
spring designs and guaranteed full 14K.
$600.00 Brooches reduced to 525.00
$500.00 Brooches reduced to.
$350.00 Brooches reduced to. . .
$250.00 Brooches reduced to
$175.00 Brooches reduced to
$100.00 Brooches reduced to
$76.00 Brooches reduced to...
$60.00 Brooches reduced to
$40.00 Brooches reduced to
$35.00 Brooches reduced to
$20.00 Brooches reduced to
$10.00 Brooches reduced to
$7.00 Brooches reduced to. . . .
$5,00 Brooches reduced to. . . .
$3,00 Brooches reduced to
! 5430.00.
S 5300.00
J 5200.00
.$150.00
575.tH
$58.00
J4T.00
$32.00
$27.50
815.00
$6.50
$5.00
$3.50
$2.00
ack
ruin.
but
repentance.
living fountain
CANT EHFORCE
SPRfflG LAW
"Morality Under Socialism," waa the
subject of an address delivered by
Oeorge Vandergoet at a Socialist meet
ing In Alleky hall last night. He con
tended that present-day morals are af
fected by wealth and capitalistic Inter
ests, whereas under socialism a higher
plane would be reached by true living.
Juvenile court day at the Oaka, post
poned last monfh on account of rain,
will occur next Friday. July 21, when
the wards of tke Juvenile court will bo
entertained at "the resort on the river.
A portion of the day's receipts will be
donated to the Juvenile-Improvement
association to form the nucleua of an
open-air run.
Water throught hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
and used only between tha hours of 6
and 8 a. m , and 6 and 9 p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
need contrary to these rules, or waste
fully. It will be shut off.
Rev. E. Wallace Shepherd addressed
the young men's meeting of the T. M.
A. at Mount Tabor yesterday after-
jreaML tie toon ror nis euDjen innaein
ObJSlons to the Bible." The meeting
was held on the east slope of Mount
Tabor, not far from the end of the car
line.
Tha estate of Arthur Davenport has
property valued at $107,883 according to
the report filed In the county court this
morning by the appraisers, Tyler Wood
ward. J. H. Huldle,son and S. Farrell.
The property is all real estate In Portland.
Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas,
tVBshougal and way landings, dally; ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington streot
dock at 2 p. m.
Kelly's Family Liquor Store is a
prescription
In. Order
rood
-Iptlon ror that "dry Sunday " feel
Order early. Corner Park and
Morrison.
Woman's Exchange, 1SS Tenth street.
lunch ii:su to i. ousiness mens lunch,
Henry Shaefer accused of assault and
hattery oy Dealing nis wire, appeared
before Judge Sears in tha circuit court
City Council Will Be Asked
to Aid State in Having
Rules Obeyed.
Because of the Inability of the fruit
commissioner to satisfactorily enforce
the spraying laws in so large a city as
Portland tha state board of horticulture
Is preparing a resolution to be Intro-
duced in city council putting this work
under the city's supervision. It Is the
plan to have the new arrangement com
pleted before tha spraying season com
mences next winter.
Complaints of different kinds have
reached the board from all parta of the
city regarding the spraying. Some have
sprayed their trees and othera near
have not, which effectually doea away
with any benefit the spraying might
have done.- Another very difficult prob
lem Is that of watching tha men who
do the apraylng as sometimes they will
uss solutions that are ineffectual.
Property owners complain that the scale
Is Just as bad after spraying has been
done.
"All these things can only be regulated
by the city." said H. M. Williamson,
secretary or the state Horticultural
board. "The problem of compelling
the property owners to spray and ut
the same time watching the sprayers
is too much of a task for ons man."
Another matter mentioned by Mr.
Williamson is the difficulty of finding
the owners of some of the property. Mr.
Williamson said it sometimes took sev
eral days to run down the proprietor
of a bunch of Infected treea. In fact
there are a number of smaller irritating
problems that continually confront the
fruit inspector.
turning to the
and drinking again in
Ita truth.
Mr. Foulkes begins his vacation this
week, and next Sabbath, tha Rev. Ira
W. Landrith, V. D. L. 11 D.. of Nash
ville, Tennessee, will preach morning
and evening. Dr. Landrith Is one of
the great men of the reunited Presby
terian church, being the leader of the
Cumberland forces In the reunion which
has been accomplished between the Pres
byterian church. North, and the Cum
berland Presbyterian church. Following
him for three Sundays the Rev. Wil
liam Foulkea. D. D.. of Kansas City.
Kansas, will preach, and following him
the Rev. Mr. Charles Gorman Richards,
of Sterling, Illinois.
RECORD AUDIENCE
BRACELETS
thla morning and
Wednesday to enter
waa fixed at 1800.
allowed until
files. His ball
Wanted Bookkeeper, with experience;
state salary expected and give refer
ences. Union Box A Lumber Co., foot
of Montgomery street.
F.IV.BALTES
& COMPANY
II
BLe
MAIN 166
INVITE YOUn
INQUIRIES FOR
PRINTING
FIRST AKDOU STREETS
Navajo Indian blankets. 111 Sixth at
Alaska Indian baskets. Ill Sixth st.
Eastman kodaks, 111 Sixth street.
C. Elmore drove, formerly at 44A
Washington street, has opened hls new
studio at 862 Washington, corner Park,
Acme Oil Co. sells the best safetv coal
on ana una gasonne. fnone isast 7s,
"Oolden Grain Granules" is of tha
highest quality. D. C. Burns.
Every Sent Filled and People Stood
In Tiers to Hear Dr. Brougher.
To an sudlenee that occupied every
seat and stood In tiers about the walls.
Dr. 4 Whltcomb Brougher spoke last
evening on "Mlsmated. or an Unfortu
nate Marriage." taking the case of Abi
gail and NabaJ. Of Abigail he said that
she was beautiful with a beauty wnicn
signified good disposition, a pure heart
and a noble character. Her facs was
not the flirty type which displays a
silly disposition, a shallow nature and
an nntruetWorthv character. She was
sensible. Down beneath all usefulness
must rest a good understanding.
"The voung woman of today who Is
going to meet the great problems of life
and who is going to fill that most re
nponslble of all positions In the world,
a true wife and mother, must be thor
oughly educated. She waf) industrious;
she knew how to manage her household
well. The successful wife must be a
helpmeet, not merely a help-to-eat meat.
She was virtuous, she waa religious.
"Nabal was rich and of good family
but money has no power of Itself to
bring happiness to a home. He was
Ill-tempered, he was intemperate, he
was irreligious. But what did Abigail
do? She did, not become faithless to her
husband and enter upon a life of fllrt
lnsr with other men. Such a courae can
only end in the loss of reputation for
the woman and her ultimate disgrace
and ruin. She did not seek a divorce.
"I am not opposed to divorce on
proper grounds. I do not believe God
Almighty ever intended that a sweet.
pure, true, noble woman should live
life of misery as the wife of some
faithless drunken scoundrel who is un
true to her and to his marriage vows
Nevertheless." Abigail did not seek a
divorce: she remained true to Nabal
and God delivered her through the death
of htt worthless husband. Whatever
comes between husband and wife there
la but one thing to do be true to your
conscience; be true to God and in due
time some way. somehow you may re
alize all that God has in store for
you.
14k solid aoid, aoid
Filled and Sterling
Silver
These are goods that we buy from manu
facturers that produce only the most ar
tistic designs and best quality of goods
set with diamonds and rubies of best
quality.
14K SOLID GOLD.
Former price $85 During sale 870.00
Former price $75 During sale S 500.00
Former price $60 During sale J 548.00
Former price $o0 During saJe S 537.50
Former price $35 During sale J525.00
Former price $25 During sale; J 517.50
Former price $20 During sale i 514.00
Former price $15 During sale $10.00
Former price $12 During sale $8.00
We Sell for Less Than Others
See for Yourself I
Two Store, Portland
Oregon, and Council Bluffs, Iowa
ff 1 1 rc CenulneTortol
COMBS saasas
Genuine TortoU Shell Mounted
Qold Hand
Engraved or Plain Polished
$25.50-Now , 1517.00
$22.00 Now : 1514.50
$20.00 Now 1512.00
$18.00 Now $10.50
$15.00 Now $0.50
Gold Filled and Sterling Combs
Plain or set with semi-precious stones.
Formerly $16.00
Formerly $12.00
Formerly $10.00
Formerly $8.00
Formerly
Formerly
Formerly
Formerly
$7.50
$6.00
.$12.00
58.50
50.50
55.00
54.50
S3.75
$4.00 $3.00
$3.50 $2.00
BRACELETS
GOLD FILLED AND
STERLING SILNER
Former price $7.50 During sale. .84.75
Former price $7.00 During sale. .$4.25
Former price $6.00 During sale. .84.00
Former price $5.00 During sale. .83.50
Former price $4.00 During sale. .83.00
Former price $3.00 During sale. .82.00
Former price $2.50 During sale. .$1.50
Ladles' Lorgnette Chains, Neck Chains,
Lockets, Pendants, La Valllers, Etc
Reduced to a price that cannot be resisted.
Those formerly selling for
$12.00 Now $8.00
$10.00 Now $6.50
$8.00 Now $5.00
$6.00 Now $3.75
$4.00 Now $3.00
RT'S
Popular and Reliable Jewelers
and Diamond Specialist
273 Washington St.
Near Fourth Phone Pacific 3759
laws of suggestion, all of which u
yet undeveloped sciences, wnm i
Is to call your attention to the prevalent
tendency to patronize fool catoners.
Vnw that the nlckel-ln-the-slot ma
chines are gone the most conspicuous
thing In the city to a stranger m mo
prevalence of signs announcing the trade
of palmists, phrenologists, star gasers.
clairvoyants, fortune tellers, splrltual
ict mediums and other fakers, who
for a price will make predictions that
nvor known to come true, sugges
tlons with no foundation In fact, and to
- . A. I. wavA nut rtf
.e ground where they never have or THE GRAND
never win exist.
"We should call a halt to the patron
age Oi -hose whose stock in trade Is de
ception and fraud. This kind of thing
as we see Its fruit has produced a large
crop of broken rnenasnipe, aoraMiu; in
felicities, financial blunders and dlsap
nnlnt.H 1 1 V
"The climax of sll this evil Is for
a Christian who believes In the efficacy
AarUVEWXsTTS.
MARQUAM GRAND g5ST5
BTAXTIHO TOHIOKT 1U WEEX
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday
1CIBS VAJrCXS OTTEH.
In Suderman's Powerful Play
rh rrmissi or SAiajT JOKH.
Prices Night, 26c, 60c, 76c, 11-00,
Matinees, 26c, 60c, 76c.
Next Week Miss CNeU In Magds.
Vaudeville
Da Lux.
wzxnc or xrjiiT is.
OKBAT HOT WXATXZB BILL,
RETTxir or Box ajtd uotxajl
"A Bit of Travesty"
1 wno Deneves in m euicucy nrrTTl om T
of prayer and boasts that he can now XHHi OlAH
"RIGHTS OP PARENTS"
D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh.
Berger signs 284 Tamhill phone.
Bark Tonio for rheumatism.
Back Jeweler 206 Alder.
Klser., Scenio photos. Imperial hotel.
Important to Everybody.
For a number of years I have been
making and using in my family and
supplying to my friends a remedy that
cured me of chronic indigestion and con'
ha
e v
discovery I will disclose the formula
stlpatlon, after doctors
slrlr
ing that the
d failed. De-
ubllc may benefit by my
for Its manufacture for the mere ex
Dense of writing and mailing same. Ia
easy to make and an infallible cure. In
close a sliver dims and 2c stamp to Pa
cific Specialty company, Dept. G, San
Francisco, CsX
WILLIAM M'GEE TO
&E ORDAINED PRIEST
(Special Dispatch to. Ttie Journal.
Salem. Or.. Julr IE. WUllam MoOes
of thla city will assume tha sacred robes
of tba priesthood at Portland at St.
Marya cathedral next Thursday. Ha is
tne son pr Mr. and Mrs. p. F. McOea
of Salem and has been attending St.
Patrick's seminary at Menlo Park, Cali
fornia. He la 2 years of ace sod waa
torn la Illinois.
ie young
falks of
Rev. Corby Delivered Effective Ser
mon on This Problem of Today
Rev. James D. Corby, pastor of the
Universallat church, delivered an ef
fective sermon yesterday morning on
the " Rights of Parents.
The speaker contended that the whole
problem of human existence circled
about the home, that man was so cre
ated that the family was the unit of
existence. This was the young peoples
age, the pastor said, where the man of
40 waa put on the shelf and the
man was sougnt in aa tne w
life.
This spirit of tha present age waa
obscuring the old world' Ideas of love
and honor to be rendered parents by
their young. Yet tha most beautiful
thing In history was the reverenoe paid
by the children in olden times to their
elders.
The" pastor contended that tha admoni
tion for children to honor their parents
and the promise of preferment to those
who did held good In these days as it
did in times now past. Ha pleaded for
the care and kindness whieM ought to
be shown by the young to the old and
argued that this spirit. U nations 1.
would be a bulwark of strength to the
continued progress and prosperity of
the nation.
Ion with the Invisible and All
wim turnlns- aside from such commun
ion and unlimited possibilities to .seek
the occult and thoroughly advertised
wisdom of th fakers, who have not to
their credit one weii-esiaDiisnea .ysiem Matlnees Tuesdays. Thursdays. Sarur
of beneficent aid to humanity down to flayB ,! gundays at 2:80. Prices 10c and
Phones Main 46(6
and Home A-1496
The Screaming Faroe Comedy,
gTlAirOZ) ADTXHTXTMB OT
MISS BBOWV."
date.'
SMALL WAGES BLAMED
Downfall of Many Women Attributed
to This Fact, Says Minister.
At the Taylor Street Methodist church
Re'
20c. Every evening at 8:16. Prices 10c,
20c and 80c. Reserved seats by phone.
laat night
sv. E. M. Hill.
"w!
eaklng
With a Past." declared that tne small
wages paid women Is the cause of the
downfall Of many. After tracing the
career of a girl fresh from the country
seeking employment in the city, strug
ollng to maintain an existence on the
miserly salary she earns, then tempted
and ruined by some man, Rev. Mr. Hill
n trl !
"Th commercial Nlmrod is slaughter
lng his gams for market, coining gold
from blood, while the gaily bedecked
huntsman Is pursuing his victim to the
death for the mere pleasure of the
chase. All employers are not guilty of
thim rrtmn hut manv are. Many an
employer -Is murdering Just as much as
If he used tne unite, ne raw 'i
demanding that his employes work for
a wage 'smaller than they can liva upon
in a nelf.rennectlna' wan.
"It is the duty or sucn employers o
Perform a simple sum in ariinmoiiu.
,.t them add board and lodging to the
cost of clothing end then an amount
above that for incidentals ana pay
their girls at least this much salary.
Thev will get. better service and their
conscience will be clear. It is putting
it mlMlv to aav that an employer is a
dishonest man wnen n pay man
enough for bis help to support them
selves upon with self-respect. If he
?ays less than this he takes wnat De-
lOngs to the employe aa mucivu n me
mnnev waa emoeszieo rrom uie oantc
Such an employer Is far worse than the
embezxler, however, for he places the
girls In such a condition of helplessness
that an accomplice may steal that which
Is of more value to them than their
lives."
CONGO ATROCITIES
LYRIC THEATRE MainPh48n8!.
This ween, the Allen Stock Co. Presents
the Return of Miss Verna FeJton ia
arwxzT ITEX.Z. or old dbdbt.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday
nd Sunday. Prlcea 10c, 20c. Every a
i lng at 8:16. Prices lOo. 20c and 80c
Reserved seats by phone. Main 4886,
Office open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
THE!
Don Carlos Dogand
Monkey Circus
Free every afternoon and. even
ing. Clever dog actors and a
funny ape. Shows at 8 and 9.
Prise dancing Friday. Special
Saturday, July 20. Carnival of
Fireworks.
CLAIRVOYANTS FLAYED
Rev. True Wilson Demands That All
Fakers Be Prosecuted.
Rev. Clarence True Wilson, at Grace
Methodist church last night, took occa
sion: mercilessly to flay the horde ef
clairvoyants, palmists and kindred fak
ers who at tha present time infest the
city, and Incidentally chlded those who
are wont to patronise them. The
speaker took for his text II Timothy,
111: It. and the subleet of the timelv ser
mon waa "Fool Catchers and tha Para
sites that Prey on the Life of Port
land." Ha eald In part:
"It Is not my purpose to attempt to
explain tha known phenomena of thought
transference, oi naiad, geadlaj; nor tba
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Rev. Herbert Johnson Told of the
Slaughter of Innocent People.
Rev. Robert S. Johnson spoke yester
day morning at the White Temple on
the atrocltiea committed in the Congo
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Tha slaughter of innocent people whose the eelf-confeesed Instigator of the
death excites no comment, tha ghastly blackest crimes in the history of the
plies and strings of dried hands cut world A man who stops at nothing to
from men, women and children be- nu nia own cotters and to secure lm-
causa some village had coma short in munity rrom outside investigation,
ita rubber supply, cannibalism and mer- The United States has now expressed
clless scourging' Dr. Johnson told of to England a desire to be allied In what
these and intimated that he could tell ever executive action may be taken to
other things that would drive the audi-1 put a stop to tnese outrages. Mr. John
ence all away. I sob states that be beliavea that It can
Mr. Johnson represents the Congo Re-1 D accomplished bloodlessly.
form association, a national body which
has lor its ooject tne amelioration or l -
the condition or the natives in the
Congo. King ivopold now stands be- For Ice call Main 284 or A-S145. lee
Ice. .
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