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, n 'nutv' . TniTRN At' PORTLAND.''" MbjiVE''NINO. MARCH 80. 1CC3. THE OREGON GREAT PERIL OF . peaaBiweaawsanagaaBaww - Dr.ViUiam Hiram Fpulkes Pitches Earnest Sermon , V to Young Men. TEMPTATIONS TO r SCATTER ENERGIES ' '" ;- ' v , awawaaaBPsasBsaaaB-aai- Claim of Civic Doty Should Not be I Brathfd Aside by Ambition, for , Personal Aggrandlaemcnt Chal If age to Commonplace. ! ' At the Flret Presbyterian church jut avenlng th. paator. Dr. WUUam Hiram Foulkea, took fr hla aubjact The Peril of Opportunity." ualna; aa a text RevelaUon 1U: and 11. "I have .at before thee an open door . . ." bold fait thai which thou haet that no man take thy crown." Ha eald. In parti The north and tha south are scarcely farther apart than the realtltles sug gested by tha words parll And opportu nity. Inatead of a hound "training- at the leash, hie Imagination la aaraly a iia .inn nuinlnf foOt-lOOM, WhO Fill) v - - .. dares to comblna these two 0jrtmliar thlnga .Opportunity la tha antlpode of pari' PerlVnees when opportunity an, KraT- Bo. Ptoualblf. ibobi wia. Vn derneath tha seaming side or things. thTOdai reality. Whan 1 Urht tha oloee relation 'between peru and opportunity la dlecloaed. f volir "Tonlght 1 eeelc to PoSLJC I interest and profit aoma of the aubtle conneotlona between the two -- major worde of my theme. . Permit 7a also upon tha background of this Inlendid atate. tha 'land ot opportunity apienaiu .ttaJnmente and ana in int 's"f " : . ..IT. liba nrosoecta of inoae w " ''y" myaelf, are Inye.tlng tha POrt'" yonth In tha formative yeara of tha em pire of the Paclne northweat . "The firat phaaa of tha pru th"i ah Jl name ta.that aplrlt which ; pw"; and even b da one loaa tha Intenalja note in the fuUer chord of the aitenalva. In our empire bulldln we are amp to build widely rather than well. IjOt lhat the choice la alwaya ? bluntly of- ehTy.d I-th. right of the aei eaaa in nuiu. w - C coW area- ybthjr of tern- W.'lnVorunririry Jlingthen our" cord..' while wa ofun 1 fall to atrengthen our tak"' mtrin af Baerrlea. ' '"la benevolent mattera, our peril la or.?w,ytrM tlonal reurVea 'w."..ento b. trying to keep pace with tha raatlaaa aplrlt of eoftimeroiai ana iirauHi . 7 . " .. iamitl true to at- !unh eaaler to balroad than to ba i dog- m.tirjiiir loyal; ' to atteno eervioae heraaJd wlfen'w. feel J-cllne rather hf 'T."1",'" -'iUtuUon. Though Ood to nature and providence ly:- Order" v; j FFS AN DISPUTABLE FAl i Thtt good clothes go long way in the impression that man makes amongst his fellow men. Clothes may not make the man, but to wear the garments that fashion dictates gives him added prestige and posi tion. In the making of fashionable clothes to order this tailor shop is a past master. It guarantees you perfect style, absolute fit, and quality and workman ship of the best No such jrariety of cloth, compris ing all the newest patterns of the world's foremost mills, combined with ral lies, can be duplicated else where, and if you will call, 'examine or investigate, it will not take you long to discover the fact, either. - 22.50, $25.00 27.50 And np to $40.00 Are prices which will guar antee you truly good clothe s made to your o r d e r. It .matters .not which price you select, or .whether it is suit or top coat, you get the best value possible to give. " Our suits to order at $27.50 cost you else where $35.00, and are bet ter than ready-made clothes at $30.00. Try this tailor shop, order your spring clothes HOW,, and you will be come a firm believer in all its promises. ' J Jf Spring ss& irPat5a Site $amm ir. atera taakmaater, ,! Anal!- le tan. Why aubJect our- charming T..h when tha rrirdomVf aluVn olrd. 1- our. forh. 5Vme vouna- men orft of ten in thla enVer" b:trlctly Qtio.d rS were truthfully to anawer, I aounj ,Ti?wMld bV Obliged to -f th the predominant ' 'hit they Sake 0? thimaelvea. .rather than how U?i.ly they might . T!!. ill rUrf our-oppotunltyUjhat .of c?;woTnr out or puSKm Into , a aubor- dlnata place tna ciaun- v mi ef rlotnxaaaaa. Ll i"tu. . written in large Ultera tha iipal of tha pictt S..? at-ff The dally drudgerr f tMBM T'beat unwillingly borne bo J .t- ir.n- eniovment of life a cause oi " i. . Te anveaal HOW ecuvaiio wV; to waalth and opulence la the way of the plunge! But how PrUouBJ 'f."; and who mora than young men. need. In theae dara and In thla place, to gird up tbTTolnVof ti&lr mind and to be aober to accept the challenge of H,,.mJlI plaSrand maater It. rather than to fall fclctlm to tha alran appeal of tha apec- Eh-r "ihTn the golden rulaJ Row everything la tinged hnth,u n allt. when opportunity painte upwa hirfcanvaal It 1 not a atrlctur upon the aplrlt of the tlmea to aay that bug caJa a locked within a caaket of golden kv" that fair Portla'a portrait la no key, inai ir nriaon-houae ISMS that- Dun and ir""T , .nr. the Holy BeriptuVVa. and that, while philanthropy mtmlncence aeema to ovrVw? the apfrU of unaalflah' regard for tha lntereata of othera sot srawlT wmtea. age t la and .h. .liver and guld the aacrea wnier acknowledged , to Ve God'a. but wno-e tlOe haa been oJOJiv?r . S5 h.ir hra and aeaigna forever, oy baron, and lorda f Induatjry ana wm- to turn mora valuable thlnga ja0 tne .. i.h.fh'. The luet for rain. fan into a holocauat of gjreed before which honor, oonaclence and tha i urea of Ufa are utterly awept away, la found in every human breaat. . nvitt. ail the vaunting of her re- .....irK.nra .astern folk, with all the jrot jrawiy ' -Nor la thla any newly written par in the proepectue of opportunity. It li aa old aa the biUa, whoea cattle ani Heart Action ; niThero axe certain nerrcs that' control the action' ; of. the hearti kVhen they;, become , weak.- the heart- action is impaired. Short . breath,' pain around heart, choking . sensation,' .palpi ".tation, fluttering', feeble or rapid pulse, and other liiatressincr svmDtoms fol- J low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted 1 to , the . needs of these nerves and the mus-, cular structure of the heart itself. It is a strengthening tonic that brings '' speedy ' , relief. Try it . , -Tor yeara X nffered with wlial I . thought waa etomaoh trouble,, when tha doctor told ma I bad 'heart , trouble. I had tried many ramadlea, ' when tha Dr. MUea' almanao came Jnto my hand, and I ooncluded to -try Dr. MUea' Heart Cure. I have taken three bottle, and now I am not Buffering at all. X am cured and thla medicine did It. I write thla In the hope that It will attraot tha at- -tenUon of other, who autfer aa I did." t MRS. D. BARRON. S01 Mala BU, Covington, Kj. Your druoolet eelle Dr. Mllee Heart Cure, and we authorise him to return Srloe af flret bottle (only) tt It falla banaflt you. MUes Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind n i - ' ' n v- . ri 1 i i r . k i i i i i - . i i i i ' i rr- J - IVTTT li -- ' -. ' 'T ' , ........ J . "".'. . t : ., . til April SO, and ha. tha following ap- polntmenta to fill: . . -. March 10. Lewlavllle; March SI, Bridgeport: April 1, Dallaa; April W, Dallas: Anrli . IndeDendence; APni i Buena VlaU: April 8. Corvaiiia; ru t, April AD CloUi Narktd is PUi. Fignrn. Qoallty, Workmmblp and Fit Giarantecd AO Goods Art Cut Under tbe Personal Suparvidon of Mr. Maxwell MAXWELL 0, Buelah; April 10. SodavUle: April Balem; April H-Brooka; April II, Clear Lake; April 14.Pleaaantdele; April 14. Dayton: April il. La Fayette) April it, Hlllaboroi April 17. Laurel; April 1. bt. John; AprU It. Ocfcley Green. DEDICATION OF CHURCH. St. James Evangelical LotHeraii. Have Big Celebration. s iimu icvannileal Enrllah Luth eran church, at the corner of Weat Park and Jefferaon atreeta, waa dedicated yeeterday There were three aervlcea. morning, afternoon and evening, and at each one there waa a large attendance. Thla la the flrat English Lutheran church in Portland, the paatpr being Rev. J. Allen Leaa, president of tha Pa- clfio synod. In tna morning me iuu wmwreuv" service waa given, in which vlaltlng ministers, the members of the church council and membere of the building committee took part. Rev. eaa offered the consecration prayer, ana ine ermon wee delivered dt hit. a. v. Lund of Seattle, other visiting paaiorv were Rev. Carl J. Renhard of the Im manuel Swedish Lutheran, Rev. Tolln of the east aide Lutheran mlaalon. Rev. A. Krauae ox Bt raui a liuuwnu, nr, M. E. Boulton of The Dalles, Rev. W. C. Drahn of Vancouver, waanmgton. nev. R. Mens Of Macaourg ana nT. r. m Kroxbercer of Oregon City. The night aervice was in cnarga oi th vounc neODlea' organisation. Bt. iimu' I.uthar learue. President C A. Ruff delivered an address of welcome and W. " . 1. JJerr ruponaau, onori talks were maae oy several ui u vis iting miniatara OPENS IHfilEIISE TRIBUTARY AREA Commercial Club Will Take Big Party on Lewiston Excursion. TAILORING COMPANY 112 Second St.. Near Aider ' Slore Open Evenings (Tnvss ftt" "" rces "7.;." it hnnev.' roper aispiay vi - " . ,' , with which this promisea "u"""7 not Oregon fail to herald and her rising SeneVatlon not fall to heed tha truth. c hlef buainess here and ev erywhere ia not to make a living, but to make a life, alee opportunity abaU be imperiled by tha very thlnga upon which she bullda her hope . "Last OI ail name r nortunlty in inio w-u , " ting the' necessity ot wlBf" the hope of crown-wearing. It la true that wa live upon hope, and feed I our tarved souls today upon 'great expec- tatlona' Of tne inorrow. r hone, however, mat ibkiu ..u....-. The are crowns that loom large, but ire only big counterfette because they have not teen maae pi ne muu. . Stoh. In T all tha apocalyptlo plcturea of heaven with which the aeei i reve lation IB aaornea, iui Uken... of nojringl. ona man or angeU a, before whom a re deemed fcumanltv la to fall. crowns at nia ieei u "v Lord of all. ia to wear hla crown be cause ha bora hla cross. Ioum of Veru. .... - n.,..f nf tha avll that la i.v.i kraut haa become auddenly iaay; if the pain of aacrWca haa given way to the Joy of hoping all at once; If r tha jra no lunaer. vua.- lenaea thee Wltn enori .uu maK the Tscentj if being a Christian in. a aa tiAtninsT oi naarugiiiia. aovi u effort and courage, then the eplendid . op- nnrhmitv or inese Uja ..... i .hv -.aril spheres oi uie n "' " --- am . .kit., finjlnlnv "Look into tne open ouur nmm . h.fnr. than vouth of tha north west, with vlalon Of faith and enter with r.7,:J-' h,,t fail ve not.oh fall not to hold fast that which ye have, that no man take thy ctownl" " BISHOP HARTJLEH SPEAKS. Union Service Held at Flrat Evan- trelicaJ Church. pan tors of the Engllah Evangelical aaaoclatlon, tha United Brethren church o-A tha 'United Evangelical church joined in holding a union maaa meeting at the Flrat United Evangelical church yesterday morning. A movement for uniting theae denomination, la on in th west and the varloua ministers In Portland' Sre promoting, fellowship whenever opportunity offer.. Rev. A. A. Winter of tha United PJr111. S.,pV,R1.hoonH.,B: Harder." C-"th pastor, participating in the services were Rev. tf. A. Slewert of the English Evangelical Rev. J. nuwersox of the United Evangelical and Re7 H C. Shaffer of tha United Breth- re5,'i.i u.-t-1a-' nreahed a Tnl!ton- ary sermon and commended the meeting j the Columbia and , Snake, rlvara. of those naving v i w"r?f " A" though the plana of organio union do -nt coma true: He said he would not block progress In that dlrecUon. Biahop Hartaler will be In Orci Under the direction of the Portland Commercial club, tha chamber of com merce and tha board of trade, tha largest buainess men, excursion aver aent out by these organisation, will ?:o to Lewiston on tha occasion of the ormal opening of tha Rlparla-Lewia-ton extension of tha O. R. ek U. com- Paity'la said tha Upping of tha great Clearwater basin is an event that to Portland la second only In importance to the opening of the north bank line. The Lewlaton-Clarkaton valley has, during late years, been dominated from Spokane by means of the Northern Pa cific From Portland It haa been a 16 hour Journey to Lewiaton, but now the trip will be mad. In leaa than 10 hours. And that territory In tha Clearwater basin with Lewiaton. aa a canter la as itr.tiv trihiitairv to Portland as Is Pendleton, being on a water grade via fgon un- Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat Off. WALKING MATCHES . There's a itriking effect in the appearance of the tmRaA-krn ; s shoe a atylish. attractiveness that makes a man go in and , "boy a pair. But the "outside ahow" is but an index to inside comfort, and 1 the pleased eye is nothing to the satisfied foot. , j- t Walking matches comfort best in the 4 fca-CW "A can i "beat it" with ease when wearing this shoe. parody our - national sentiment, it is "first in style. first ,m ease, and first 'H oa the feet of our countrymen." $3.50 SHOES $4.00 ; $5.00 1 r ai aa-.. r ootShop Hot in a Milk Trnst Horlick's Malted Milk Th criftaal jkti if ftwiiit , At jrovr Soda rfMttaJal A Uaa of HSr Malted M5V--lot tnalBB. a aaikJpaa and refreahlog ;, fcaodi on a aold . day. Aiik for Horlldt A All Vnzt U Btirrfaftf b pwwde a 'ho!r makaa a neriAaf AafU foe4 drtnk, bottar than ta or ooffaa o cooking, ; A uyiio do o mg foduoea reatrol slaf. ia-Field of BaTelopmen. " "The Lewiston country - haa unlim ited opportunities for growth and de velopment of trade.- Tha. opening of lta doora to Portland buaineee men will add a goodly percentage to the trade of Portland Jobbing- nouses, - iuu nur F. Burrell, who ia ona of the jworkera for the PorUand excursion. Mr. Bur rell has made nfcny y,B,?fI.t?ihi?h -w- ton country, and la familiar with every part of the Clearwater baain. "It la not large area alone that makes buainess. but large area combined with close aettlement and' today -i greatly doit whether there 1. in the western country a spot of farm land supporting so gat a population for its size as the Lewiston fruit district. .The tremend oua quantity of peaches, grapea, ap ples and pears which have been shipped every year for a dozen years from ' Lewiaton - district has not been raised by a lew large rrewn; other 'fruit. localUIes but by hundreda of frult-raisera, each occupying but a few acres of ground. 1 he. average holding to the tamlly 1 less than four .tS"". 'TnrtlanA Inhber. WOUld OC- aualnt tbemaelvea with tha .way these arrowera live, in" .i-mu. "- -".y and the food atuffa they consume, they , Mii.inM that there they would have - a eellinr market for the TEA The cost of good ,tea is so very little: .only , a third of a cent a cup! acent- and-a-half or twd ."cents for the family' breakfast I ', . ' Tour rrocer return, your money If yon don't Uka SchUUojc'. Etl Ira JDtjr him. best their warehouse, contain. : email ZadlTidaal XoMlngn. "The slza of the individual holding; showa ftot onir the spll'a fertility and perfect cllmatlo conditiona, buWhat the population Is excepUonally industrious and aober, and what commercial people call aood moral .rlska. - . - , "Last summer the influx of popula tion, due to tbe development of Ir rigated fruit, landa. added to the frult- -nnnntat nn not leu than 2.000 persons!' In working with the commit tee from the Lewiston commercial -i,ih w thous-ht in the berlnnlne; 100 merchants would - desire to go on the Lewiston excursion, but we believe 200, and oosnlbly J0. many 7- with their wives, wm oa caaion." at Lewiston on this oc .Hl-.BalUUBS Permit, - Aahilara. erect V dwell in. Eaat Seventh between - Maaon and Bhaver, IL700; 'WlUlam Wolf, erect dwelling.! Last frlxleeaUi. baUreea almoni ail r 1 m of .' f 1 f,KiS&: r- I , 0 With all BOYS' SUITS we 0im Base Ball Suits, Gloves, Catchers' Mitts, Base Balls, Bats, 3rd & Oak 1st & Yamhill coughs ECIb3 F eUEIS THE WONDER WORKER FOR COLDS , FOR THROAT AND LUNGS I FOR COUGHS AW P COLDS v s t . BaBaBSBslaBBSBBllsslaBBBsHBBB : pnEVEriTS priEunonia tSESSt E?AIr Dlacoverrcnred ma .0 completeiythat I n SSuTandw EVA UNCAPHER, GroTertown, Ind. Price 50c f ' nn pqoi i iTgLY GUARANTEED! Trial Bottle Frsa 4 SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY SKIDMORE UKUU W. a. " : aajaHSSS5SSSS22SSS . t F, Bauer, erect dwel- aa nnn Mflmaon. aa.vww, . r ' . . tr,s,t Twenty-flrat between Aiarim Hf S&SSS 5?.5WLf i -y wood. 3 W Griffith, erect . .dwelling, Eat Fifteenth between Alnaworth . andHomo, 18 000: J. M. Plttlnger,. erect dwelling, Fargo between Wiiriama and Rodney, RbSolM. a B. Hayk erect dwelling. Van liouten near Exeter. 4M00: J. F. iZiim HTtSt dwelling. Eaat Eighteenth eenrAlberU and Mildred, ll.OOO. Prloaa of meat have been boosted ontrageoualy . thla past week in Chica go, tha home of the Beef Truat The poor-, oat out. of meat are coating 14c and the choice cute 24c, In - Portland the price of . meat remain a the same, -not beeauae tha Beef Truat wants. It that way, but be cause Smith la doing ; . it that way.., We . want a vary house holder in the city to stand by ua in our , . effort, to keep ' the - price of. meat , down, practically very other -market In - the city la .aupplled by the Chioago Beef ' Truat. Smith la ask ing 80 a pound for the cheapest cuts of, - beef, and only 12 He ; and 16o for tha Very ; p h o i a a a t that. cheap enouih for . anybody. . 4 ,. Frank L. Smith Meat Co. 226 Alder, Between first and becond , -FIGHTING THE BEEF TRUST" Smith's Oreeon Beef is perfect ly fresh and tastes entirely differ ent from'Beef Trust ice-car meats Soup Bones 3 Beef to iioil, Mew ana Bake ..5f-a? Short -Ribs to Bake. , . ... . t.Gtf Pot Roasts of Beef.. .. ,.7-8 Rib Roasts of Bef. :10f-12f Round Steak 10 Small Porterhouse, Tenderloin; and Sirloin TSt&ks ; . . . : .lZVf Smith's famous Sirloin Roasts of Beef, boneless ,,rW;..12e Hamburg Steak, fresh, every hour, SMITH'S OREGON VEAL Veal Shanks V;l6 Veal Stew :..8-10 Roast Veal .10-12 Veal Cutlets ,...,,12 Veal Loin Cutlets. . . . il5 Breasts of Veal. 10 PORK c People who can distinguish the taste of corn-fed Pork must come to Smith's. You can't get the like of Smith's Pork at any other mar ket in the city. See that Smith s name is over the " door f and th?n come in.'." .Wl Oregon Pig Pork Breakfast Ba- con, sugar-cured, . Smith's - : make ... . .15 Qmitli'c' unadulterated ' .. 1 Sausage ji&$Z) cihAnMerv Pork Chops i V ;.12j , Pork Loin Chops ......... ..l, Pork Rib Chops. ..L..'... ..lj Pork Rib Roasts........ : i lof , Pork; Loin Roasts'. ; . . . . .15c;, Fresh Side Pork. . SViVJ ;,12j; Sweetypickle J'ork, , j,12j Legs off Pork , 12 Smith's absouteIy pure lard in f . 5-lb.' paib - .t. . . . . ..COf ou opponents tare market, right P "a1" u5'Bj l from theae marketa when o are looking for Cmltb a, Be nat bbu name la ore tha dooi aad tkan oome ia. ' -. ' '-'