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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. MONDAY 'EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1CC7. II .A lillllli V t . . ,.r ,m , ...1.,,.. . v f - . ' ' ' .p.'. ' " You; save te most money tiorl't by attending Welch's : Genuine '' iiiifii Men's Outing- Suits at Half Price Men!s Straw Hats at .Half Price Men's Summer Suits Greatly i . . . ; Reduced John B. Stetson $4 Hals . $2.85 mm ,$3 Hat-v, $2.45 TJie Sphinx $2.50 Hat . $1.95 V-Vlf Noit Right, Welch Makes It Riht MORRISON CoaJteszSr hevSpending 'Habit'.'. '.' Spending is a habit and a bad one. Why ; ; continue the. reckless waste of your money? ?. Stop j and figure out how much of your . ytnontnly earnings you are worse than throw ing awayworse because of the pernicious v 5 effect and resolve to continue it no longer. Open a Savings Account with us. Wepay . 4 'per cent! interest on your deposits. ? - Call or send for our new booklet, free. 1 Merchants Savings and Trust Company 247 WASHINGTON STREET CAPITAL FULLY PAID. .$150,000 ; J. Frank' Watson. President . ,R.. I. Durham. . . ,1 ..... ...... 1. .Vice-President , W. H. Fear. , Secretary ir.".S. C Catching. .Assistant Secretary o. W. T. Muellhaupt. . .. , .Cashier czssssxnxsssxs:sEX3zss i a i t i w HoraeDecoralinfl xan a H H is not difflcult tnattcr when you : 8 ItOR-E-LAC TOE ORIENTAL WC05 FHVISD A combination of moat durabU Var nlah and Stalna for Interior Wood Worfc Floora, FurnlUirt, ate. THE BIG PAINT STORE; Fisher Jhorsen & Co; rP.CrT. AND MORRISON ST3. ; Fffl ill GOD ISESHilL vara; or, tha worda may tiava for their antecedent the dlacloaurea given In tha lunurr imn hi in ennomr. anil hiih that aolemn event" o tha comlna of Christ tn inrf. ment and the dlaaolutlon that followal TEX COMMANDMENTS Rer. Ecv Straton Says i Civiliza 5 tion Can Accomplish Lit- f 4 tie Without It NEW TEMPTATIONS h AND NEW DANGEBS Society Cannot Be Berormea , dj Rmdlai LeciaUUon. Sr Mln- later Commltt 'Are Ctood, but CbitBged Hearts Needed. Hoow Trffei They Are Bidding Now M Ever. t - That tha Ten Commandmenta are aa I Dinamc toaay aa when rirat proclaimed waa urged yeaterday mornlna; by Rev. Hoover, paator of the Memorial Evan. freiicai cnurcn, Kaat Kirbteenth atreet, n a aermon entitled Th Moral Rev. Hoover aaid In nart? "We apeak with horror of tha human aacnricea made to ' the a-oda of tha aeamen. wnai ia inia ataregard of hu-I man Ufa but a aacrlflce to the nuiM mon of - unrlghteoueneaa. tha god of I iwai ipt inou aaait not ateal' of the Almighty la etlU pronouncing Judgment in moronani wno aeiia nan cot ton for aii wool; tha farmer who goea to market , with the large potatoea on top of tha tnaaaura; tha employer who the Men and earance Boys' underpay Ma workmen, and pioya wno idiea away tlma for which aa a receiving nia employer a money. , -ine woraraan ia worthy of. and Men's Three-Piece "The Old Ood for tha New Age," waa tha eubject upon which Dr. John Roach Btraton, of tha Second BapUat church of Chicago, preached laat night at tha Whit Temple. He took tha atory of tha healing of Naaman. tha Syrian, 'aa a baaia . for ma . aermon, , aaying am remedial leglalatlon can eccompllah lit tle ao lone aa maa'S haarta remain Un- e hanged. We need mora faith In God. ho aaMJ ' . Wa have come Into a now and won derful civilisation," ha declared. "We have, a complex and aplendld Ufa au around ua New temptatlona and new dangera have ariaen. Wa have left the almple life of our fathera and entered Into a material, atrenuoua and taxing exletence. and what wa need above all thin re elae today la faith ia and loyalty to tha Ood of our fathera. . ; . . ' . Thla.Za Oraataaa Ac. -lliv I aav'that I ant no peaalmlat in regard to our timea I believe that wa emre living in the greateet aga in tha htatorv of the world. "I am proua or tne acnievementa ox thia araat country and I rejoice over tha aplendld proaperlty and progreaa of mr native land; but thla mora and mora I know, that wa have reached a I time .of multiplied ' temptatlona and of I deadly dangera. Wa need now, aa never before, tha ateadylng influence of tha true faith. - Why ia it that we are hear ing aa much of graft, of political and bualneee trickery and dlahoneaty and ahould receive, living wagea, and when he doea not receive it, he ia the vic tim of theft. - Llkewlae, the employer ahould receive for hla money an equiv alent in laoor, ana wnen ne aoeen t re ceive it. he la tha victim of theft The Thou a halt not commit adulterv la a atandlng rebuke agalnat tha damning in ox m age. uia pervarmon ot mar- "Need we mention the 'eoneequencee io inaiviuuaia, noroea ana nauona tnatwe n e. follow tha violation of thla lawT Roma I VlPf SlTllQ i waa overthrown in ehame. Let America I WVW .- J Uiw 1 iaaa warning.". a n -. . r rr -.'V. .'v-. j ' ' IMen's Outing Trousers v' What we Jhavc left at the following prices: $25.00 Three- ACROBATS RELEASED ey PERSIAN SHAH $20.00 Threc Piccc Suits . $15.00 Three Piece Suits V Elngllng Brothers AddXoT; elty and Splendor to Won derful Circus Acts. $13.50 $10.00 $2.50 Outing . , Pants.; $3.00 Outing r Pants.,. $3.50 Outing " : Pants. $4.00 Outing x : rants. ; $5,00 Outing y vPants. . y. $1.75 $2.05 $425 : $2. I'. $3.35 85 Mps!Qu1ihgSuife Svea the. ahah of Perala haa con tributed, to the noveltlea of JUngllngl Brothera eircua- performance thla ao n, parmlaaion having bean obtained from hla imperial highneaa to preeent for thla aeaaon only -In America the wonderful Mine Golem trouo of acro- f enerai aociat corrupuonr wny ia itri Data, long xavoruea or xoa anan a courx t la becauaa ao many man have loat I performera. Thla la tha flrat inatanca their faith in -the true Ood and the real- of the ahah granting aucn. parmlaaion. ana it ia an unuauauv lortunate acaulau tion on tha part of the famoua Ameri can ahowmen, inaamuch aa no one, even in the old world, haa ever had tha luck to aee theae remarkable neoDle. ezceDt tne lew royal viaitora permittea to en ter the . Feral aq palace. .. plandid Display. - Paradea may go on forever, like Ten-1 nyeon e brook, but there will never be anything to approach tha beautiful atreet display which the RlngUngl iirouiera are uua aeaaon praaenting the introductory feature of a day at the I greatest circua or all timea. The whole world haa contributed to thia great pageant. The far east haa aent tne Deautiea or ita courta and harems, brl frauds of the aand plalna and caravana of merchantmen, all in the richest of oriental costume; from, the ielands of the South aeaa have come barbarian orchestras, tribesmen In fan tastle paint- and dark-eyed malda; Eu rope naa aent us eoiaiery rn Boys Wash Suits Men :s ana Boy Straw Hats itlea of tha Christian religion. Not believing-in a future. life, they live for thla world only. Ther ear: 'Let ua eat. drink and be merry, for tomorrow we may die." . --. wo mum raw wvu. Wa need today, flrat of all. that fear of Ood which will lead ua to keep hla rlghteoua lawa. Never until the human heart la changed and cornea Into alle giance to Ood can human eociety go forward aareiy ana narmoniouaiy. "Let ua understand that society can not be reformed by remedial legislation and tha appointmente of commltteea of the beat cltisena. These things are gooa ao far aa they go, but wa need above all thtnga else changed hearts hearts that are honeat and that are loyal to Ood. v . . '. ! Fred Butler aanr tne nuoir cur' laat night by, special request. UNGODLY CREDEXTIAL8 All Our Panama Hats One-Half Off Regular Price WHLN YOU SEX IT IN OUR AD, ITS SO Rer. Hill -Telia Some Truths About '. Women of the Smart Set. Tn have had a number of huabanda la a credential for women of the emart set. lust aa a number oi automonuea, ana the more huabanda the better the cre dentials, aaid Rev. Everett M. Hill at the Taylor Street Methodist church last night, speaking on tha subject "The Toung woman of the Smart Set." Dr. Hill aaid In part: . "There la a smart aet today aa there waa in the daya of tha woman of Sa maria. Not only waa aha marked off aa a prototype oi tne moaern young wo man of tha smart set becauae ahe waa Influential in the social whirl; but be cause of her possessions in the shape of huabanda. we do not hear of her hav ing any children, aa that would not be tne proper creaenuai xor me amarx aei. but any number of husbands ,1a all rla-ht. the more the merrier. Husbands to tha women of the smart aet in aoma tonalities are like automobiles, they act in a way aa credentials, while children are not to be thought or, aa they would art aa a neroetual prohibition to social distinction. According to an incident Mtiatad bv President Roosevelt at Gridiron club dinner, the woman of tha smart aet must have possessions in the following proportions: 0. aervanta. It horses, 11 doga, 11 automobllea and only I child. emblasoned uniforms; tha jungle haa been pene trated, and anarllng beaata pace to and iro in open aena, ana . seemingly even fairyland haa f urnlahed" the host of golden floating cars with, their living I pictures irom cniia-iore ana drawn Dy tiny ponies irom ine tana or. tne 141U- nutian. i Barbarian tom-toms and reeda. airn pipes, the soft strings of eunny shores. ana ine military oanaa or. ine Anglo Saxon constantly fill, the air with mel ody, and, looking down tha atreet over a aea of waving banners and flags and a thousand nodding create at the heada of pure white horses, a eight presents Itself that will , live long in memory. Nearly 1,109 men, women and children, 658 horeea and mora than half tha ale- TWO STORES THIRD AND OAK STREETS phanta in America are seen la thla pageant. - , On the earne elaborate BceWTare all tha departmenta of tha big circua. Tha menagerie la a complete aoologleat col lection: the opening spectacle la the moat brilliant and entertaining that ever Introduced an arenlo program, and the performance that followa in tha three arenas, tha two atagea and tha dome above la tha beat that tha Rlng ling Brothera have ever preeented in all their aplendld hiatory. Thla great parade will be aeen In Portland when the Rlngllng Brothera circua exhtblta here Monday, Auguat SC, for an engagement of two daya, - . :'v, " raf erred stack Oaaaed Oeoda. Allen Lewie Best Brand. Burned Town Dreads Fire. tHseatch te The JoeraaL) ftna4at . Lawiatown, Ida., Aug. IL Tha eltt lens of, Cottonwood nave subscribed $10,000 with which they will lnetall a modem waterworka eyatem. Some of the aubactiptiona were aa high aa 12,000. The recent fire in that elty. which waa fouaht hv a. bucket brltrade. h causa of tha aubacrlption being takes tip. "If women want excitement, inatead tnanufacturlns: It in tha social they will find plenty of It rearing chll dren. Theae are the links that bind hus band and wife closer together, the an chor, that lay hold on the moorings of heaven and righteousness, the priceless treasures of the home, the bank account upon which unxnown generations snau draw, when aoma Roman matrons were displaying their golden ornaments and jewela to each other, one of them arose and aaid. Come with me and I will show you riches Taking them to her home, aha opened the door to tne nura- ery, ana, pointing o un.iiuu ann ai J day upon the floor, aaid, Theae are my eweia "Mothers are in a class with Ood, for Ood la love, and the mother that la not love ia not the real aource of the being of her. child, but only tne pnyaicai inci dent connected with it. .Motherhood in heres not ao much In it relationship to physical birth.' aa in the psychical and spiritual power that takea hold on the eternal elements of being and transmit, them as a priceless inheritance to the offspring, a t . . KEEP LOOKING AHEAD Rev. Foulkes Urges Consideration of Future Rather Than Past. ; . w . . ...,. W 1 . . -f Ilia nev, wiinam r ouitn vi mum vivji Kansas, preached tha laat of a aerlea of I ihw aermon. at tha First Presbyterian church laat night Rev. Mr., Foulkea ! took for hla text 2 Peter cxi:5. "Where fore, beloved, aeeing that ye look for i auch thlnga. be diligent that ye may be i found of him in peace, without apot and hlamelenH." H said in Dart: ; "Man la concerned with tha future rather than with, the peat. To him the nroblem of deatlnv far outweighs in im portance the Questions of origin. . He Is Interested in what la to be rather than iri what haa .been. It is of vastly I greater moment for him to- learn whither he ia going than whence he i came. But the past furnishes , many ! useful suggestions in the performance i of present duty. The atudy of hiatory may be a aource or mucn proiit in the discharge of present obligation.. But we . derive our etlmulus for tha weighty and I suDiime issues oi ine Dy looaing for ward rather than backward. - "It ia from -the future that wa receive the loftiest motives and etronaest in centive, to right living. Tha paat showe now ine service may oe renaerea; tne future telle why it ahould be a-lven. The ! future is a living and endiesa inspiration to live honestly and righteously in thla i present life. You would not be half I the man you are today, my brother did you not sometime iook aneaa into that rreat and - aolemn hereafter: and we would all be nobler in life and grander in character cia we put-thlnK more of thln.s future ana eternal. Thla 1. what the .acred writer would have ua ; do as we read ineae parting worda of the apontle. ' - 1 " . ?... . i rh text is an' inference of imant duty and prlvllega from tha disclosure.! or future . reamiee. ine revelation of the future, aa oenneatea nere are most i graphic and . eolemn-'y The text sta in I close inierentiai connection witn what 1 goea before. The 'euch things' of thla I passage may refer to the new heavene TT7V Trn C T field of Xiano n MBA : J ) aver usic Broadened By the Invention of the N B CHASE 10) It is aii acknowledged fact that the A. !b. Chase player has broadened the field of piano music more than any instrument introduced since the upright piano;' and has given the music lover , Regardless of Technical !Lducation an opportunity to secure the full range of piano music. The simplicity of operation of the A; B. Chase .and the remarkable accentuation of each note .are features which place it at the front It is Sovereign among players. It has surpassed older and highly advertised in- ., J, f erior makes. , : , ' -v. fr , POINTS OF Quality of tone Design and beauty of caseEase ahd convenience of operation Individual note toi , 2 U JrJLRlUJXlTX (centuation rEvery part of player mechanism is easy of access and can therefore be adjusted by anyone. Portland. Seattle The Tacoma ouse of Quality! Everett. i Slieraiami SIXTH AND MORRISON Bellin&ham r Spokane iiay & Co Opp. posTorrfcL au ana new aarw maouonea la tne former