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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING-MARCH 29, ; 1908. ..BJliLlLLUJ iiUL! EFLIH WAS ST. JAMES LUTHERAN CONGREGATION TO : ; DEDICATE FINE NEW EDIFICE TODAY DELAY AT NEW CUILDING HAKES POSSIBLE ANOTHER WWA OFOMt GREAT VAUEdVISG SALE rosnruio AGENTS tU20- fCAN V . SEAMLESS : .: : v UCJ -' Utt SIZE ART . coior. .-: r Jim v ' ixacsivt VEAYES All ' ;besicss :' '"1.1 ' UC02AT1TE r; fASBICS ', RElflED aOrMJTMIBDTBiCCT : Congressman From Alabama ; : Womed-That He AVbuld XBo v Assassinated Unless i'X He Dropped Fight for Jim : y .Crow Cars at CamHal. f X '". fCBittd Prtes teased Wtra.) . s "Washington, March waa clear- , Jy Juatlfled m what I'dld," eald Repro - fentatlva Heflln or Alabama, In dle ; 'cusin today with bla fellow membera .of tha house hla shooting last night of ; ,Muia l-undy, a negro who bad been I , drinking whiskey from a bottla and greatly : annoy In' white women On a I atreetcar. Mr. Heflln gave out thle I 1 afternoon threatening lettera ha had re-1 i -eel red regarding hla propoaal to eatab llah aeparate (Jlmcrow) eara la the . DUtrlct of Columbia, and which led I ... " to so arrnea. una letter reads a . -: ismw o seats. , T : Trepare to meet your God. Oo . ; guarded night and day from now on . until your death.- Fear and tremble. . There la not a step between you and aeata, vile-wretch. Every peraon who fears God and lovea Justice la agalnat you i becauae you would add to tha al- , ,imuj unjusuy oppressed, uo guardod . f4 well armed. Patience haa ceased . f..lrtuV Th "outh ls th Pp- Another letter waa bm follows .". Aa aurely aa you attempt to inter . w,tn tne harmonloue relatione now ' f . "ting between the racea In the Dla- f,rJl wr voiumoia, aa certainly will your "f? P,jr tor th Privilege. T hla la ap plicable to all aouthern membera likely to erava for glory and a halo. It la aa ;:fv.. iiwi:vr!feii-! mm Null rf;!. 11 ,'' ' -4-', , - , . IS .r-: f H ' ? i I-v-SC- f JI' II r i 5 i 5 ;r .." i -i ? 1:5:. 'Sua KBrW:iieiXiwifti :1K "-j w i cuiutb u uDiecuoniDir or i . - . . . your atamp In thla capita) aa a grand ln' oeaucmu new bl jamea j!.van- duke la 8t Petersburg, Runala. You fallcal Lutheran church, Jefferson and ?.1il..WJrn?,d Jl J"r' Kemembcr, Weat Park atreete, will be dedicated to- SrrSS?n;h" rKWl'.'.22 dr with-approprlata exercl.e. and a an eye haa been upon you In all aea-Marge attendance of out of town visitor Blona. anUcipatlng Juat auch an out- Is expected to be preaent to awell the Break. . (Birned) l.... . "ONB FOR ALI, anl ALL FOB AU' lMU" P,,or ZTegio Will meooTev I of tl) church, will be In charge of tha 5E,cln :raerDcyi P'J At the morning service Rev. M. E. ?!ci that Heflln a negro victim will Boulton of Tho Dalles and Rev. E. a. n'hZ.. ir-rr. .w , w . I Lund, D. D., of SeatUe,, will apeak. In ?l"i-.McCrf"ry' th N?w. York the afternoon Rev. W. & Drahn of Van- kT.it;.! . t 'T " one couver ana Key. J. K. Bloom of port Tt Now St. James ET&nteltcal Lutheran Church at West Park and Jefferson Streets. ii i.T ; 1 , .J. Jjlnayi viuy iana win give ahort addresses, after UK Z Z0" .'i? th. ,?' ? WM Whlcn ther will be a number of five -T"1 itrhe,i."V4eU t0.day minute addreasea by vlsltlni pastors. k Hefl'n, preliminary In foe evening ihere wllf be held a tiearlna haa been continued until nt T ,.ti... i...,. i .. .. n. tT - I U U LII1.I .ekut I .11 T L HI iril. Ullia 1". I L. - nJ ?f.n W,J th r?,Pl!i president of the St. James league, wlli oUZT: ot 'Ymp&thr and give the address of welcome. W. B T. 'f?nS,?LtUi,'iiontd?r,.n. 'd " n- t)err of Vancouver, president of the Co- i.. KJrnld .tbat tbf ne?ro Iundy lumbla Central Luther league, will re- i". -d S0U"i.Ilcd ndvWM. "P0" Era.rLund. Reva. boulton and rarded as a dangerous ' character." Drahn will also aneak. " w utens.. Froyram of Xoato. TP A TfPT TXTY1 rr T)ATPT?T I Kaefer haa arranged the follow- HEADS FOR TORTtAND lf.g musical numbers for tha morning and afternoon: -Tha Lord la In Hla Holy Temple" t Belbv "The Heavena Are Telling" Haydn "Jehovah'a Pralsb R L. Whlta "O, How Amiable Are Thy Dwelllnga" E. H. Thome At the morning service Miss Metta Brown will sing, Oh, Real In the Lord," by Mendelssohn. - In the evening soloa will be rendered by Miss Mary Koch, Mrs. A. B. Hol derman, II Q. Let tow and Tom C. Orde man. Tha large basement haa been fitted ut for social Dur nones where refresh ments will be served for Uie out of town gueata during the day of dedica tion. OrgaalsaC Eighteen Tears Ago. St. Jamea Evangelical Lutheran Church was organized In October, 1890, with Rev. M. L. Zwelalg as missionary He served the conirreiratlon un- 18S. when Rev. Charles 8. Rahn came as supply pastor until the arrival of the nresen . pastor, J. Allen Leas. In May, 1901. The congregation now num bers about 100 active members, all but 40 of whom were received under the pastor. til present pastorate. Tha work of the con gregation Is well organised. There Ja an aotlve Sunday school with an aver age of about 100, of which C. A. Ruff la the superintendent and J. C, Brae her assistant. Dr. J. B. Keefer haa been the director of the choir for tha past inree years, and has been atfrceasful In developing a voluntoer choir that haa acceptably ren dered a high arade of etiurchly muptc. The church council consists of the following membera: J. 1 C. Bracher. O. H. Schwichienberg, Dr. H. R. Blersdorf, W. W. Wickllne, II. J. Blaeslng. H. A- r renricn, j. in. isainier ana to. it, ue- Unskv. The new church with the Sunriav scnopi room wui nave a aeating capacttv of about tOO. Tha Interior U finished in rlr stained In golden oak. The fur niture is of .oak. An Estey organ has been ordered. The total cost of the new bulldlne- la a little leas than 115.000. C N. Balnter la tha contractor, while tne stone work was aone by Philips & Douglas. The building committee la composed of H J. Blaeslng. H. J. Han. sen, H, J. Fisher, M. W. Parelius and F. If. Brandea. P. Chappel Browne la ine arcnueci. We had expected to'move this week into our fine quarter blocfc at thV corner of Fifth and Stark streets. The great part of bur new stock of furniture has arrived exclusive, beautiful, well-made; pieces, fresh from the most, famous factories and is bding rapidly installed on the upper floors. . Delay on the ground floor, however, holds us back for a week and renders possible a few days more of our great value-giving 1 V A. . J. Jj ' 1 I We are offering our entire stock, Including our .well-known line of private patterns. You will find every reputable weave in Carpets Ingrains, Velvets, Brussels, Ax minsters and Wiltons a profusion of patterns. All greatly reduced inprice. Thousands of Rus, large and small, Domestic, European and Oriental ; Linoleums, Mattings and LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, COUClI COVERS TABLE COVERS Imported Cretonnes and Madras, India Prints, Silks, Damasks, Ve lours, Tapestries and Novelty Weaves. Jt is impossible on so vast a stock to enumerate prices, but "a word to the wise is sufficient." This is the last week call at once. JflJSt One M omesit Please: , Traveling around tha globe, from one olty to another; 'To apraad tha cement of brotherly love and affection around, tha world," "tha traveling troweL" aent out by . tho Justice', lodge No. T8, A. F. A A. M., Jurisdic tion of New York, will arrive In Portland April 20, wbera appro priate ceremonies ara being ar ranged to commemorate tha event Tha trowel will be brought to Portland from Pocatello, Idaho. All tha officers of tha grand lodge and tha local past mas ters and offlcera of other lodges will ba Invited to join In the ' celebration which la to follow tba arrival of the trowel. Ar rangements ara ' being attended. to by tha membera of Wlllam- e atta lodge No. 1, A. T. A. M. From Portland tha traveling e) trowel will ba aent either to Washington or California. e 'ASSIGNEE SALE A m Tint Street Betwaea Taylot aad . ' . ; Balmon. . . Tha stook of the National Shoe A Clothing company haa been assigned at Dosal for tha benefit of the creditors. All tha slook will ba sold at 60 cents, on the dollar. Absolutely nothing reserved. This stock consists, of a new Una of clothing, shoes and furnishings and soma ladies goods. COLE SUDDENLY BLOCKS MANNING'S. AND CAMERON'S DREAM OF SALEM The office of district attorney for the Fourth district la believed to be a step ping atone to tha gubernatorial chair at Balem, according to tha creed of John Manning, tha present incumbent, and George J. Cameron, present municipal judge and aspirant for the district attorneyship. It la pointed out by politicians that Governor Chamberlain was district at torney in Portland before he was elect ed to theegovernorshlp. John Manning would like to ba rovernor If he could get ' the Job and Judge Cameron Is al most an avowed aspirant for the claoe. It Is believed, therefore. In political circles that one reason why both Man- him . at tha home of his parents, J9 caaer eireei. tie was taxed with the theft of the puree and after a time ac knowledged he had taken It. After mak- ! Ink confession be returned the money taaen rrom the purse, but was unable 10 return me purse or tne other articles n contained as ne had thrown them away. Detective Hawlnv and Inakeep wero Biipnsea or me inert ana reported itiift nnu VAMJCiuii aio iljtlig Bs .11 cu- valuta uuuru uously to secure the district attorney- Toung Swart haa been In trouble ship is In order to be in a high official many times and his parents .confess berth and in good position to Jump for themselves unable to control his actions the chair at Salem when it la vacated in About six months ago he was tried for 1910. theft In the Juvenile court and received It is known for a certainty that Judge a aentence of six months In the reform Cameron has his eve fixed on the.aov- achool. Promises of rood behavior vtrt ernorahip. He haa been cultivating that I made In hla behalf and an this showing pomicai Dee ior some lime time anal"" yuruiea. nn act or yesterda; If There Is Anything Wrong With Your Teeth will ha renrlv tn turn lnnno hla warm 1 Constitutes a Violation of hla nflrnl. an In a' short time, especially if ha ahould th6 reform school sentence will probably oe eieciea aisirici attorney next June. I hjuu w ltn tnac ena in view ne is working hard for the nomination for tha office, which at the present time aeema to ba floating between him and Jamea Cole, the last man to get into tha . race, but one who haa shown surprising growth in popularity. YOUTH FALLS AGAIN AND THIS HE DRINK HE DIDN'T Tliir 1 a mho mi nrrnnm onnnni wmmcuug- oiunes 01 nus- I IMC LMINUO IN nLrUnlYI OUnUUL band's Habits Feature in Bickerton Divorce. That 15-year-old Hyman Bwarti is In corrigible Is tha firm belief of the- Ilea authorltlea who have devoted much time and effort on account of tha youngster during the past three or four yeara. The boy la again in trouble and tt la mora than probable that ha will be dealt with without gloves when he la taken In hand by tha juvenile court. Yesterday young Swarts entered tha barber shop at tha corner of Fifth and Tha bickering atory of the Blckertons, .hf,?,n&.on. V.-e tii;.??aH!L S5 husband and wife, was resumed before Simultaneously there disappeared from H1"1 Bronaugh in the clrcui tne aesit 01 Mrs. m. Miaargn, cashier of lyeaterday. For Dortlons of avrat Mn?keV ?' or VAiiiA to rriM nwnAr i . A . . - r"- " "" ins ua v av 3 wan s&jti uiiua usuiiULBn I ir eui t-r, m f. ti.. t. . ttiiu mier in mo uay mri, wiaarrn iouna I tnn tni A tv. s. ' which they had seen him, and eald they gBgWTWiqaMWS'lfl ""W aJWy M." 1111 " "'"W IShoes; For MEN and WOMEN Ed 14 SIZES I $3.50 TO $H.0O ir)y Spring Styles CUSTOM SPECIALS Spring ; and Summer Style Book Postpaid on Request 14 SIZES .:$3.50.;., V jo' A never aaw him Intoxicated. Mra. Iona 1 o. mcicenon. tne wire, cnartti hh in. drunkenness aa the ground for divorce. xaese witnesses also placed a new Interpretation upon Bickerton's actlona at times when the wife charges that ha was wild with drink and threatened to commit suicide. Thev said he annfl rArl calm to them, and they could see no sign of intoxication after the alarm had been given by his wife. There was also much testimony for the defendant in refer ence to business he has cnnriiirteri tnr hla wife, it being claimed that he is a ahrewd business man, Instead of be- inar Indolent and Jobless, as hla wif charges. It la asserted that In the sale of soma mtnlnar atock he realized 162.000 for hi I who When sna waa anout to sell for f 120.000. Bickerton previously told his story at lenttn on tne stand, rianvtn v. r .. . . . . - . . ? 1 ma wuo ii allegations 01 gross arunKen nesa ana cruelty. "'i J i si. m. n. wxian Call and Let Me Examine Them Free of Charge Then I will tell you exactly what Is needed, and the cost. You will not be under any obliga tion to have the work done now or by me unless it pleases you to do so. You will not be urged to spend a cent When you are ready to have the work done I will be pleased to do It if you appreciate high-class painless practice. In dollars and cents I am not the cheapest dentist in Portland, but if you figure on results I am ready and willing to meet all competitors and prove that my work is the cheapest that you can secure, j a GOOD SET OF TEETH ON RUBBER PLATE.... $5.00 BEST SET OF TEETH ON RUBBER PLATE. .. Ss.il) DR. B. E. WRIGHT PAINLESS DLNTIST 34254 Washington Street, Corner Seventh OFFICE HOURS 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.; 7:30 to 8:30 P. M.; SUNDAYS 9 A. If to 1 P M ' PHONE MAIN 2119 TWELVE YEARS IN PORTLAND , ' V 28 HSS3 Twenty-five witnesses In all testified r tha defendant, and If numbers ilnn. decided a case 11a would already be winner,) for his wife's attorneys called only three. The various phases of tha case nave increased uie gaiety in court circles ior aaya HALFWAY PINES FOE V MILITARY GLORIES f9tn4ll niflnfltcfi ta Tti Jnnmal 1 Salem, :. . Or., .. March 18.- Governor Chamberlain is In reoelpt of a letter from Postmaster. George Oillett of Majiway, uaKer county, aaKing permis sion1 ana cooperation in the astabliBh nient of a company, of tha - national guard at that place. 'Gtllott states that while tha population of Halfway Itself i not very large, te aarrounaing coun try ia very thickly populated. : - . Xew Incorporations. - f"peell Plopatch to The Joarnl.V fialsm. Ctr nrrh 9S A Jsj, j. -if corporation have been filed in the office 'I of the secretary of state aa follows; . -. wregon Lana - ana - Trading - company: principal office,: Forest Grove, Oregon; cpiui4 jl,uuv; incorporators. u;ci WOGHOSROONE Y SHOE , GO. 349 WASHINGTON STREET OPPOSITE GRAND THEATRE ward Seymour. A. B. Thomas J w. Tha Realty Bond vSyndicata ' of Ora- ron: Drincinal office. sifldfoM. rrmn capital stock, tSO.OOd; incorporators, J. A. Both well. William HviIa Stall.-or nA J. H. Mitchell. The Bolo club of Oregon;' prlnclp' Office, -Portland, Oregon ; incorporator"!, Jay II. UDton. Georee K. Mnnnn) uH "Your Fortune Dates from Today S"s,S EVANST0N" We have tried for a long time to get control of the ten acres on -the high land just south of the Clinton Kelly School. Everyone fa- miliar with Portland realty knows this ' desirable piece of property?, is Meal for close-in residences. . 4 . ..0 You see nearly the whole city from this point, and notwitbstahd . ing. its sightliness, and its only being twelve minutes' ride from the' center, of the city, .our introductory prices are less than the prices on . lots twice the distance out.'-.; ' . ' ' . ,r' ' EVANSTON will not be - formally opened for possibly a week, but1 to acquaint people with the nrrTtv. Mr. Davis nf VV" u w" iciraci inis atternoon. (Sunday). Take "W-W" car, gtt off at Florence Avenue. " I 1?$ the. prettiest "buy" in Iortland. ' - - ; " : t a Xeiva aaothar point to remember wa hufld htmaes aad sail them on aay paymanta. , vra win hand for jtcki on this property, if yon sayw 1 THE SPANT0N CO. :So!e Agents' for EVAfiSTOfl Seneca Fouta.