THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY . EVENING, APRIL . 4, 1908.
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FIGHT moons
: ; in illiiiois
j
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(heaviest artillery on that city indWi
maun it me rani oi. mir moil ag-
Sressivs warrars. In Cairo, Danville,
loomlngton, Rockford. Alton and ether
cities lii method of conducting th.
ngnx arc typical or thoaa In use in
Springfield. , Tba trmnrranoe People.
according to the statement Issued todny
by Alonao E. Wilson, chairman of the
f ronimtion ' stats committee, ara well
organised, hopeful and enthusiastic, and
Are determined that the saloon shall so.
Chairman WUaon la confident that four
out or every five tf the cltlea and towna
where the fight la being waged will go
"dry." . The outlook ia moat encourag
ing In regard to nearly all of - the
CHURCH
SERVICES:
I : v : iSKETCIIES OPOETLAND PASTORS V ; I
Two" Th'oiisand 'Cities ; and
I'll lort-na Will VftTA nn '
i sasufevo f V .vv , .mailer pfacea. In Springfield. Alton.
Question Tucsday. v'.v XoXT W'SK ft
' . , (Called freer teased Wire.)
Chicago, III., April . Tba . hottest
and -moat extensile Tight the rroai
bltlonlst havs ever made In Illinois
la nearinr the finish. .. Next Tu.sday
nearly 1,000 cltlea and villages will vote
on the Queatlon of. "wet or dry," The
conteat Is being waged In soma portion
of every county In the state except 12,
mo
bee
rinm
cloaely drawn between the frlenda of
the aaloon, and the foes that for tho
time being act lames in ine pig puiiuuai
far (lea have beVn brought to a prae
Ical atandstlll In order that they may
not conflict-with the strlfa over pro-
suit more doubtful.
STUDENT INHERITS
HI
id n
Arista Rev H, A. Smith. Service,
11 a. in. and 8'p. m.i Sunday school. Id
a. m.j B. Y. P. U.. I p. Jn.
ThirdVancouver avenue and Knott
streets; Rev. R. - Bchwedl.r, paetor,
ra.-ana ts p. n. -a.
m.2 B. U-
a. jn. t . ' -
Highland Albert and Sixth streets,
Rev. L F. Heaoock. pastor. Sunday
school, 10 a. nv: aervlcea at 11 a. in. and
7:80 p. m.l ii. V. P. U, 8:80 p. m.
Sellwood Tacoma and Eleventh
streets; Rev. John R.ntslen. ' Services
11 a. ta. and 7:30 d. m.: Sunder' school.
10 a. m.i a. x. P. U.. 7:16 p. m.;
Calvary East Eights, aiwi Grant
Streets. Rev. 1. N. Monroe. Services. 11
la. m. and 7:10 p. m.: toplca, "The Upper
Room" and '"The Glorious uospei oi
tna son of God." Bunday ecnooi, iv a.
w .... a I.- aa Fortune Finds AV. AV. Scaler, ii-.5Jv!S ....
?StK Brigbt.Boy and Athlete; &mre&VBt
iuIii Hn.n . h.on the friends Of Wf a XT' "i?". "j. . . -.....J .
at Weston Normal.
Grace M on ta villa: Rev. Oilman Per-
kar BervloM , at 11 a. m. and 7:l
p. m.s toplca. Tha Glorified Man, the
rerreci worn or josus cnriat, uu
The Layman's Forward Aiiasionarv
Onerlal Dlanatrh 1a Tha loonul.t
hlbltlon. I -eniuion, w, apni f. rv. w. oeaier, i " '
Every city of central Illinois, with thai a student at the Weston normal school J Central aat Twentieth end Anaeay
exception of Peoria, will vote upon the and caDtaJB of tha normal basketball afreets s Rev. W. T. Jordan. Bervlcee at
XSxW -r to ,100.000. a. th. l.:M a, m. and 7:0 p.m, SSS r";t"w TV.
atate, where the i.qo ngisterea voiuis resuu oi a suit just terminated in Sunday school. Tl J m.T. P. meeting. Removed to Elkhart countr. In-
ui rmiijr w u f ."ri: " iT.. i" ii I 'lornja, a nae sum aiso going to nirif:jo p. m.
Rev. J. Allen Leaf.
Rev. J. Allen Leas was born In Ad
dle na. at an sarly-age, where he at
tended the common schools until ha en
tered he Northern Indiana Normal
school at Valparaiso and fitted hlmsolf
for tha profession of teacher, subse
quontly teaching for several years in
tha schools of tba county In which ha
lived.
... In 1114 ha graduated from tha Luth
arah Theological seminary at Chicago
with tha degree of li. !.. having fin
lahed tha four years' theological course
In three years, lis was ordained to the
ministry in tna same year, navina ac
cepted a can to tna riri r.nimn bum
ran ehurnh at rioahen. Durina a Daa
torate of two years a large and beaut!-
rul brick and stone church waa acquired,
tha former church having been out-
rrrown, and the property wi paid for
n full. In 18i he waa called to mla
alon work In Mlnneaota. taking charge
of the field at Red Wing. In three yeara
tha mlaalon became aelf-austafnlng,
doubled tha capacity of Ita auditorium.
and In two additional years, three pros
perous missions were organised contig
uous to the mother church.
After receiving a third call to St
Jamea' church, this city, he finally ac
cepted, and for eavn years he, with
Mrs. Leas, hla efficient helpmeet, has
laboYed with success. The congregation
haa grown from a etruggllng mission
Into an active and atrona conareaatlon.
among whom are numbered not a few of
our cltys wsll-knewn ouaineas ani pro
fessional men. The dedication of the
new church tha J9th Inat. will mark the
beginning or a new epocn in tna con'
gregatlonal hlatory.
LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST
A If OS library given away absolutely free. ' An elegant library of 190
volumea end handaome golden oak casee will be given ta tha lodes school. -ehurch,'
elub or society In. Portlar-d aeourlng the largeat numbev of votaa.
Votes Will ba issued with paid-ln-advanoa aubaorlptiona to The Journal as fol
lows: One year. $7.60. 7t votes, . six montha, .76. 100 votea; tbrea
months, 11.06, 100 votss; ons month, 6 ' cents, - 40 - votes,", and
every merchant Hated below will give with each 10-ecnt purchase one vote
At tha eloee of the conteet tha lodge, school, church, club or society receiv
ing tha largest number of voln Will ba awardad I ha iihnr aAmni
cases. Current account when promptly paid are entitled to votes. Tha library
la on exhibition In tha Fifth street window of Tha Journal office, corner Klfirt
and Tsmhill streeta Ballot boxea are located at Holaman's Jewelry atora.
UI Third street: white Front drug store. 111 Orand avenue; Watta-Mattnieu" I
drug store, 171 Russell street, where all votes should be deposlteO. Trade
with tha following merchants and get busy with tha votes i ' ,
or not the S10 saloons of ths city shall . 7
be closed. As Springfield Is one of mr-
soma time Scaler
TthiTwi laaui and nut It to a T vote. the eastern Oregon normal His m. a
WftdtKf nyVro honj, 1. at Rosebur.. Hu broth., P-
It. T.....ia. Vs. .bTa A n Wa Mm
uuiiiraiti x aianwi. ja. sa v - . - -
v.. k Sunday achool at 10 a. m.: aervlcea. 11 a. P- m.: aunaay acnooi. 11 m.; I.
fonjTo7maIjjr. ? and 7:10 p. m.; B. T. P. U. 0:10 tHWftIl Md KMt
Twelfth I Tiylor streets; Rev. B. Nelson Allen.
p. m
at The white Temcle.
out Illinois dui adjoining aiates. are 1"-"., i - -.Ti. whV Th.rl and Taylor streeU: Rev. J. Wbltcoms services at jo:i a. m. and t:io
watching for tha reault !?ft"c,Vl0" a1" f-l't'Vh.TS-ttfiK-1?;!? klih., D a V. iecird'' oraysr Sunday school. IX m.; Y. P. a
A month or so ago few believed tne .V.T. r:"T.V" I .r ia . ion" m. i:o p. m.
Anti-Saloon league In Springfield could IK'--." ".OT Forbes-Rev. Harry II. Pratt.
nuatar a force of anv Dronortlons Dull,?,"- I 7" 3 Si.. . t.-' r...,.. . 11..., 1 lca at Woodmen's hall Ruaaall a
New York.
Scaler la a bright boy and an excel
Save the Discount
aa tha aamnalrn haa develoDed the antl
aaloon element became ao atrong and 1 "t .f,,L" ,
aggreaalva that the brewery and aaloon lenl tuant'
interests SJ-n aald to navs oecoine
frightened. They have collected funds
to defend tha saloons and have scat
tered pro-saloon literature from one end
or mo town to, tna otner.
Clergymen Busy,
In all tha other cltlea and towns the
campaign haa been squally Interesting.
Stk aUtaN nana SanMinllna tha
&r ul(fria.'eJiaV EY GRADE FOUND
congregatlona to unite In voting It out PLWXWA uul,1
of existsnca. Mas a msetings ars Demg
held nightly jn churches and public
halls. Street orators ara addressing
crowds In the publlo squares, and tne
women and children are also actively
Engaged In fighting the saloon a Pa-
1
Ssrv-
treet.
nesr Rodney avenue, 11 a, zn. and 7:10
p. m.; Bunaay scnooi, 19 a. m.; c ML,
1:30 p. m.
Chines 141 H First street; service a,
p. m. ; aunaay scnooi, s:to p. m.;
vounv nunnl.'a matlnff SiS n. m
Send CbeCK or PSV St OfflCS on Or be- I .,h P-.nhl 1 t. uundav achool I Piedmont CTIeveland iv.nu. m.nA J.h
rore tne twin o savs ina aiscount onu n 1 rt .irwt Rev. n. r rmv r n
April bUls for tns Automatic Tclphona I Becond Seventh and Bsst Ankeny Services, 11 a. m. and 7:41 p. m.: Sun-
iMfnwfflw, I streets; Rev. Stanton O. Lapnam. uerv- nay acnooi, ii:i p. m.; x. r. H. c jc..
wviuar vi buu uunuiui aia. i ices st 10:10 s. ta. and 7:u p. m.: bidio s:o d. m.
achool. noon: Toung People'a union. 1:10 1 Westminster Eaat Tenth and Weld
p. m. Evangelist K. H. Hlcka will oc- I er streets. Rev. Henry Marcotte. Serv
nlrlta
Cjin V. Tommunlcata With TheniT"
unnyslca tuerinan) aurty-nrsi
street end Hawthorns avenue; rtev. u.
Feldmeth. Preaching. 11 a. m.( Sunday
school, 1:41 a. m.
at. jonns tuermanj itev. aeiu-
KtlX&UIU JUL ill Icupy the pulpit Morning topic, "A Bar- Ices, 10:10 a. m. and 7:10 p. m.; Sunday
T7rTi nT ifTCAT DA 4 T ley sld on rlre"; evening topic, "Our school. 11 m.: C. E.. t f. m.
t OK CLA 1 0)r IIUAD Lamps Oons Out." Marshall-Street Marshall and North
(Special Dispatch ta The learsat.)
Astoria, Or.. April . E. J. Austin.
radss with banners ara a feature of the I who haa completed the preliminary eur-camDaia-n
bv women and children In I A .t
X tK. .n. A t,Aiia-whniiaa v ViVvw row i.wiu
Savler-Street Between Twenty-first Seventeenth streets: Rev. C W. Hsvs.
and Twenty-second atreeta. Sunday I Sunday school. 10 a. m.: creachlna at
school, 1:15 a. m. . ... I 11 a, m. and 7:10 p. m.; T. P. 8. d U
(, jonna w, a. xjaonaro. bwtiiw, il e:46 p. m.
11 a, m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday achool. Mount Tabor Belmont street and
10 a. ra.; B. Y. P. U.. 0:10 p. m. I Prettyman avsnus; Rev. Edward M.
Chinsss suasion ttitt aireeu i harp. pastor. Bervices at ii a. nx. and
icum to a connection with the Tillamook Sunday school, 7 p. m.; prsschlng in g
m.: Sunday achool at 10 a. m.
ell wood Corner Kaat SuvtntMnth
Fourth and Mill and Snokana avenue. Rev. D. A. Thomn-
KratL Sarvlcea. 11 a ann hrvl caa at 11 t. m and 7:So n m
Sunday achool, 1:41 Sunday school. 10 a. m.; Christian En-
feature attracting attention. ItJergsvicit creeg to tne eummit Detween I s m. oeavor. e:w p. m.
In naarlv a doxen or tne larser Cliltl lu iiwiiiituui uu n.uiu.iii uvci., " - - - -
thi ttlM? flc dwn Soap.tone creek to Bu- Rodney avenue; Rev. F. Buermann. .treetji; Rev. Andrew J. Montgomery,
bltterneaa that Dersonal frlendehlDa are chanan creelt, acroaa the latter and prac- I femcee, u m. tna k- Bervicea at ig:o a. m. ana 7:4ft p. m.
mmwvmmm Viv ff n sa mem ntarsi or wnm w . t
T. U.. aocompsnled. In moat InsUnces. county road at the county line, report- -". -J -
. .!., .liij v. ji.,ik... l I f 1 nrt 1 n a- rnnta nn which tha 0-rari will I JTlTSt Uerman
... 1.1 .v.. k I not exceed three ner cent at anv oolnL I streets; Hsv. J.
nnrK,.. ih.ir hiiHiah nia la another The route runs from Necanicum un I nv and 1:10 p. m.;
beina aolit buaineaa la divided and Dol- tlcaily along tne old Huonanan trail to "az w?""?1. vernon taai iwenuein ana vvygant
it'eaf "Pnii aUr.nbelnJ oblUeTafed PIa the l?ehalem river. Thar. - only on. Maln.Voo'ic. "i.rVTea "rs-ta Service, at 11 a m. an 7:10
Jollet th. oonteat la so bitter that the plsc. whera there will ba any heavy Ksst Main; Rsv B. C. Cook. Serv Icea. p m by Rev. A. A. Blair; Sunday
business men'sra spilt Into two hostlls grading and that Is for only a short " ." snd 7.10 p. m. , Bible school. 10 BChool. li m. D m
camps that ara so much st loggerheads distance. Two large bridges will havs . rf; 6A nmt rnmA Hope MontavlUa; Rev. 8 S. Whlta
that trade Is suffering. Merchante who to ba built One la across Buchsnan Lenta First avenue and Poster rosd. services st 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m.;
ara fighting f or a dry town aii being creek. It will have a span of 160 feet Hev. J. F. Heacock. pastor. Sunday Sunday school. 10 a. m.
boycotted by the brewery and distillery with spprosches of about 200 feet, the school. 10 a. m.; services. 11 a. m. snd MintLT1 Avenue-Rev. A. ft Soper;
r...r... Bpsn being sbout CO feet high. The 7.30. p. m. . Sundsy school. 10 a. m.: services. 11 a.
PmkHilMnii anaaVara frnm nntiMt Otner DriOge IS BCrOBS ins INehaiem I vuiT-oi-"tii
h. rrinin th. it.ia i,v river. The span will be 26 feet high. Rev. & B. a Johnson. Hsnrioes at 11 1
th. iKii.e.innn l..i. mnA tha prnhf. 100 feet In length and with approaches - nd 9 p. m.
it. t mmltt which ar in 100 feet long. I Bwedlsn Hoy t and Firteenth: Rev.
chare, of tha temperance crusade.
Among them ara Governor Hanly of
Indiana, Governor Hoch of Kansas, and
Seaborn Wright, the prohibition leader
In ths Georgia legislature.
Saioom Ken Active.
Ths Personal Liberty league, recent
ly organised by the oponents of pro
hibition, is equaly active, and has sent
ELKINS WINS POINT
Eiick Scherstrom. Services. 10:45
m. and 7:46 D. m.: Sunday achool. 11 m.:
o, T. r. U.. s:l p. ra.
Union Avenue Mission (Bwediah)-
m. snd 7:30 p. m.
Annabel Services at 11 a. m. and 7:41
p. m.
Kenllworth E. Thirty-seventh street
snd Gladstone avenue: preaching at 11
a. m. by Rev. J. S. Dunning, ph. C;
Sunday school at 12 m.
Piedmont Cleveland avenue and Jar-
VOiR mAT, TUPOW Corner' SUtooVCflul
. . , . I puamr. Dervicus. xi a, m. ana i:o u.
Norwerian-Danlsb Services In hall I n, - n.mii hnni 1 5 -i a v n n
(Uoltea Preae Leased Whs.) I corner Miss.ssippi and Shaver atreeta. E j;46 p.m.
eunuay acnooi. i ra. Trinity Fulton: Sunday achool at 11
tlaaanam aTllaialSlSf SjAHAAl 1 n aa aaaa I X . - . ' - .
W gwyagyw-, v s. ii.. i m. jnrianan endeavor. ar45 . in.
Waahington, April 4. Senator Steph
out tons of llteratura in tho saloons en B. Elk lna won tha first round of his BerYlces 11a.m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rsv. preachlni by Harvey Mliley VlO n. m.
In some of the larger cities placards bt for tha coal barons yesterday when t. J. Elklna. preacnin. oy oarveyAiiuey. p. m.
ara posted snowing empty store duuo-
ing in Kansas miy Kansas, over inem
Is the caption: Due to ths expulsion
of the saloons. The camera cannot lie."
The farmers are being appealed to by
poaters ahowlng the decrease In the
consumption or grain ii tna saioons ars
abolished.
Outside of Chicago only four of the
large cities of Illinois are without a
fight over the prohibition question. They
sre Qulncy, Ottawa, Peoria snd East St.
Louis. In the latter city the question
was kept off the ballot because tho
fietltlon was filed with the city clerk
nstead of with the election commission.
In Springfield, as before stated, the
fight has been most Intense. The state
capital has always been a more or less
open city so far ss the liquor Interests
are concerned. For that reason the
"prohibition forces have centered their'
tha senate committee on Interstate com
merce authorised a favorable report on
the West Virginian's resolution favoring
a suspension of the clause in the rail
road rate law which requires railroad.
to cease csrrying tneir 'own coal rrom
their own mines after May 1, 1908.
The committee recommended that the
date be changed to January 1, 1910.
The railroads allege that the law as It
stands will compel them to dispose of
their properties at big losses.
Steel Gang at Mt. Hebron..
(Special Dlaoatcb to Tbe Journal.)
Klamath Falls, Or., April 4 Th. steel
gang on to. California Northeastern
railroad has reached Mount Hebron and
headquarters will be established there
in a few days. Ralls will reath Dorrls
without doubt by May 1. I
strasts; Dr. A. A. Morrison. Bsrvtcea,
I a. m.. 11 a. m. and 7:10 p. m.; Sunday
school t:46 a. m.
St Matthews First and Carathers
street: Rev. W. A. M. Breck In charge
Services, 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
Sunday achool. 10 a. m. Holy commu
nion. 7:10 a. m.
Pro-Cathedral of St Stephen ths Mar
tyr Thirteenth and Clay atreeta; Rev.
H. M. Ramaay. Communion. T:l a. m.
eervloae u a, m. and 7:30 p. iw.j Sunday
school. 0:46 a, m.
All Salnta Tw.nty-s.cond and Read
strseta Sunday school, 10 a. nx; serv
ice, 11:00 s. m. and 7:10 p. m.
St Andrews University Park: Arch
deacon Chambers will preach. Services,
11:00 s. m.; Bunaay achool, 10:00 a, m.
St Paul's Woodrasre: C. U Parker.
lay reader. Services at 11:00 a. m. and
1:80 p. m.; Sunday school, 0:46 a. tn.
St Mark s Corner of Nineteenth and
olv communion. I a. m .; services, ll
a m an 710 n tn Rundav achnnl 10
a, m.; Kt. Rev. Charles Scaddlng. blahop
or Oregon, win preacn tne morning ser
mon.
St. Johns Memorial dell wood: Rev.
H. D. Chambers. Services. 11am. and
7:10 p. m.; Sunday achool, 10:00 a. m.
Archdeacon Chambers will preach even
ing sermon.
Good Bhepneru neuwooa street ana
Vancouver avenue. Alb Ina. Rev. John
Daw eon. rector. Communion. I a. m.:
Sunday achool, 0:46 a. m.; morning serv
ice. 11 a. m.; evening service, 7:10
o'clock.
St David s Episcopal Church East
Twelfth and Belmont, Rev. George B.
Van W'aters, D. D.. rector. Holy com
munion, 8 a. m.;. Sunday school, 9:46 a.
m. ; rector's Bible class In chapel, 10 a.
m.; services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Rev. E. A. Burnays snd Rev. Will lam
C. Shepperd will occupy pulpit morning
and evening.
V. X. aCAKatXT& ft CO, dry geoda,
clothing and shoes. 110 to III Kaat Mor
rison street
X. KOTJntAV. jeweler,
street Main 111.
141 Third
O. K. XOPSTBATSB. photographer,
nitl inira street, fscino 1720.
KA9SSRXT TBAirgr"B ft rTOB-
ua co, or rice and warehouse Ill-Ill
North Sixth street Main I486. A-1186.
txi b. amAnramp 004 sporting
ouua, in urana avenue, eiaar iia
UII1TT COAX h ICS CO., of flea
fix fine street Horn. A-llIt, Main
IffX.
TnOAM COAX, CO., of flie 111 Burn
slda street Main 1771, A-I77C
BTJSCK a OSTZaV, merchant tailors.
f oiara street, recino xoo.
OJtroow I1WI OO cigars snd nsws.
iti oiaui street
W. M. XXtTTT, plumbing and gas fit
ting, swi Williams avenue, feeat 4316,
a. wixsowa wmrra non
Dion aTTOJU, 111 Grand ava E. 1661
A. X. WTZ.X.KTT, grocer. 111 Orand
avenue, u-iiii. East ill.
TM.M UOXMT. BASBBm IXOV. flneat
snop in taa city. 11 Bixtn street.
KAsoaro TXMorxa qxoczbt. no
TamhllL corner Park. Mala . I6IL
A-IJ1Y.
CB3CAOO BCABaCBT. meata 117 Third
street. Main 411.
KOBBISOB BZJiCTBXOAXi OO. Ill
East Morrison street Eaat 3121. B-llIft.
WATTS-MATT Big U OO- druggtsU.
376 huuu atreet tMl f3.
SB. B. B. WBIOBT. dsntlst I4IU
Washington, corner Seventh. Main Ills.
AX.IOB BIBZat fine millinery. 411
Washington street
aaaaa m maa. wujvu usawi",
rard East Eighth and Main Strseta East
16.
BTJTTEB-BTJ BBBAS CO- corner
Second and Columbia streets; retail 141
Third street
MOOBB BBOS-, sast side news deal
ers snd confectionery, Wlillams avsnus
and Russell street East 4702.
B. A. XoASAKS, bicycles and sport
ing goods, Williams avenu. apd Knott
street. East 3482.
wTuxajcr a vs. TrsrsBTT.T.a tao-
TOBT, umbrellas snd lsather goods. 644
Wllllsma av. C-1004.
cuer sura
HDHEiFURlIISHtnS
aaiT "oits
TATX.OB Sj TABTOW. .in-),... .-a
gas fltting, 101 Pins street. " ,
,,CBfTVX MABIOBT. mts and fish.
110 Grand i avenue. B-l3J. Kaat 41t
A. BOJTB, wallpaper, painter snI
decorator, 104 Union ave. East 1011,
XOBSSBli B 2TBBT. meats and fish,
140 First st Main 1171.
CXUBOaUBT BBOB wood dealers. ,
Marahall and 13th stst BothphonsaV
ssll st avast 6 JO.
lCsXIJrr. rrocarie's. 4M
Washington at Main 2X4)7. A-21IT.
3DAVI barber. 141 WlUUms
fWClim B BUBO, wsll pprssd
palnta. 406 Morrison st Mala im. " .
SBrXTJC, florist 110 Fifth St-
opp. Meier A Frank, Main 72li . '
9Y.CJTT BTznra a cubabtbci
WOBBS. lit Grand ava, East I.
SDSBI8X9B TVXtt COv Long or
short wood. B-1611; Eaat 1011. Offloa
and yard Thlrty-slxtt and Hawthorn.
0. &. rOXASOa. Vlnamith. Ill nrua
avenua Fist 6001. . , .
BaaTTPB, optician. Dr. a 7. MOla. aa.
sUunt Main 1174. Ill 4th at
BOBTBWB8T OVBT OO- imrlbia
gooda. Ill Id st Main 1006. - "T
OOU3UV BIAB9WABB OO- 1..4.
ware, mechanics' tools and cutlery, lot
Id at Main 1117. , "
BTBXKA CABBIa.lB VflXTX. V
and repairers of carriage, and waaona.
Ill Burnaida, Paclflo 2047. .
woosiawb lVAinrDB-r co -n,,.
P.r. F4n"h Work. Woodlawa
1231. 427 Dekum ava.
JOBJf SUBMUDXtA Oaanlna- ' mttA
dyslng; quick work. ti Ith st
OOX.TTKBZA TXMM OO. Flah. nvatara
poultry, butter, ogga, ate Mala i:
A-666C. Third and Ankeny sta,
F. B. SCXBTBU li CO- tneata. X7aA-
lawn 1; C-1188. 711 Union ava north
FOBTXUlBD TEBT a Anna 3A
tents and awnings, window aarnlnra and
porch curtalna a specialty. II N. Front.
aa. jo. i.rai wai aetata and invest
menta Room 411 Corbatt bids, atalsi
1160.
tor. Servlcea at 11:10 a. ra. and 7:30
p. m.; topics. 'The Church, Its Name,
Organisation and Authority" and "The
Church. Its Ordinances and Doctrines";
Toung People's Society of Loyal Work
ers, 8:30 p. m.
Christian Science.
First Church of Christ Scientist
Scottish Rlts cathedral, Morrison and
Lownsdale atreeta Services at 11 am.
and I p. tn.: Sunday achool at close of
morning service; subject of lesson,
"Unreality."
Second Elks temple. Stark, between
Sixth and Seventh atreeta. Servlcea at
11 n. m. and 8 p. m.; aubject, "Unreal
ity"; Sunday achool at cloa. of morning
service.
Presbyterian,
First Twelfth and Alder atreeta;
Rev. William Hiram Foulkes. Commun
ion at 10:30 a ra.; Sunday school. 12 ni.
Special aervlce at 7:30 p. m.; topic,
LiuaenBiiip in xieaven.
Mtspafa East Thirteenth and Powell
etreets; Rsv. Jerome R. McGlsd. D. D
Rarvlnaa at 1A-tft a v on4 79rt r. .
topics. "That I May know Him' and!
"Art's conception or Christ." Sun
day school, 12 m. Christian Endeavor.
:a p. ta.; tsunaay scnooi at Midway at
10:30 a. m.
Calvary Eleventh and Clay atreeta:
Rev. Ben-Esra Stiles Ely Jr.. D. D.
Congregational.
First Madison and Park. Rev. Lu
ther R. Dyott. D. D.. pastor. Services
10:30 a. m. and 7:80 p. tn. 6unday
school 13:16 am. T. P. 8. C E.. :J0
P. ro.; topics. "The Province of Prayer"
and "The Mission of a Twentieth Cen
tury Man. '
University Park 1113 Haven avenue
Rev. F. L. H. Van Lubken. pastor.
rrcnguininuim. lupica. ine ne- ....... na a A Wlnt.,
"Christ's Appeal to the Moral Life of v A"",?. Mi7.',cViL
Man." Sunday school 10 a m.; Y. P. S. '"?"- "' "lnM. wi-".?!T"i"
Hi.. Bidit n. m. - . ----.
Laurelwood Rev. W. H. Myers.
service, ll a m.; Sunday school. 10 a
tn.: x. f. a. w. e:ao p. m.
United BvangsUoaL
First Corner Esst Tenth and Shsr
10 a
rs 1 .... ...
Wtla4 0aaa)
Incorporated and Chartered under
tha Laws of tha Stat, of Oregon 1 -
IP YOUR HORSE
Second Fargo and Kerby strasts:
Rev. B. & Hughes, pastor. Sundsy
school 10 a m.: services 11 a m. and
7:30 p. m. Bishop H. B. Hartsley will
Methodist.
Taylor-Street Rev. Benjamin Toang.
D. D., pastor. Sermon, 10:30 a. m. and
I , , U u, ill., kioa.un, b.v H. ail.. uu iiua , r. . vu uu wi..i.niyii mww I . . , . , j . . .
school. 12:16 p. m.: Epworth league, nu. and Fremont: Rev. Daniel T. Thomas. "u i?"" riir ".LW
6:30 p.m. Topics, "At the Wrong End Servlcea il a m. and 7:80 p. m. f yS"lZI ."'i'.J .i is"""1" "
MisslMippi Avenu'effisslsslppl ave- pjAVn-2ina-J!S
ueiuid Framont- Rav. TJanial t f hnmU 8t John s Ivanhoe and John
. it. m.t . . .. ,ti.. Txrui..i o i , ... . s,i i.i. ml m.: ounuu kotoi ai iv a. nu
ui iiio icirwvua, rnmji xuv ttuub ouiiiju aciiuvt. IV a- iu., ujilULiau li.il- I . , . .
' u . I rri... . I A . ma I ui'K vr uiroii uj mimi uu 11
'? ".,J",ai"'V w.w. . I d. Jw PA.J"' latnette boulevard: Rev. J. Bowereox,
ouiuijraiuo ra inuiiiiii utii, uw i duiiii iniuff vornn oi ui i ayior ana I ", c.-..lA ii m .ml T-tn .
tween East Thirty-fifth and Thirty- Eaat Thlrtv-fonrth atreet: Rav. I. J. 1 Pastor. Bervlcea 11 a m. and 7.30 p.
alth atreeta: T. B. Ford. Servlcea 11 I Ktanh. Aervlcea at 11 a m ann- T-XS ounuajr bluuui, iv m. iu.
a. m. and 7:30 n. m .: Junior league. X D ID. m. : toolca. "The Heart and Hand of a
: Senior league. 8:16: Sunday school. Live Church." and "Tha Bleesina- of a Hvangelical Assoclatloa.
8:60. Second Sight" Sunday school 10 a. ITIr.t Enarllah Eaat Sixth and Mar.
St Johns F. la. Toung. S.rvloea 11 m.; Junior C. E, I p. m.; Senior C. E., ket strsets; S. X Blown t pastor. Ssrv-
. m. and 7:80 P. m.; Sunday OChOOL I 6.30 P. m. Ia. ll . m anH i. m ! Vnuna- Pannla'a
in . I u.:..l. a . tk . m 4U - - - I "-T"- . -----p
wtT " l . ""' " I auiansB, 7 p. m.; eunaay acnooi. 10 a. m.
Services at 10 JO a m. and 7:30 n. m.: .ryT,l.'7r'. A'" f.. ,".' ar?"i """If- First Germsn Corner Tenth and Clay
r2b7.a1lrl' .iX i.m-,and.?:8 p;. m-7.Ra- "A, streets; Theodor. Bchsuer. pastor; asr-
acd 7:10 p. vn. New Place for Finance" and ''Waves." , 10 46 a m. and 7:48 n. m. Sun-
aunuaj Dunuui ir mornini service. I j ...
m vui vu K . i o 1 suu 'T j una nil nnin . hhw- r i . i i r a. n, - - - , r n . . j i , . n it . . . r. n i - - -
John R. Welch. Servlcea at 10:10 si tn. S". HKfta -Z . l'ViW. aml " " ' r' ' ' Nsu 7. "?h i0
Memorial Eaat Eighteenth nd Tlb-
betts: L. C Hoovet. pastor. Preaching
at 11 a m. and 7:80 p. nx; Sunday
school, 10 a. m. ,
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Sunday school 10 a. m.: cworth league, p. m.
6:30 p. m. Highland East Sixth street north and
Centenary East Fine and East Ninth I Prsscott; Rsv. E. 8. Bollinger. Serv-
streets. Rev. Clarence True Wilson, ices at 11 a. m. and 7:30 r. m.: tonic.
D. D., pastor. Services, 10:80 a. m. "Two Christians One In Church, the
ana I .av p. ni. lupica, ine rroaperoua I uutr UUt. Bunaajr school 10 , m.
cnurcnes, ana un j-.ires uxenanges. I X. tf. 8. c. ...6:30 p. m.
Trinity Corner of East Tsnth and BL Jahna Rev. a. W. Nalsan. Barr.
East Grant; Lewis F. Smith. Services st I Ices. 11 a. tn and S n. m Bunitav Couch and East Eighth streets: Rev.
11 a, m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, I school. II t a I J. IX Corby. Services, 10:46 a. m. and
IA a m elaaa maatlnr 1 fl 1 K r ml VM , a , v ..j ir.A n . "TV. PnluUai rAw I
Junior League, 3 p. m.; Epworth League, Stanton streets; Rev. John H. Hopp. of the Spiritual" and "Doing Your m.. topic, "What Haa Thy Spirit to
6:80 p. m. . Servlcea, 10:80 a m. and 7:80 p. m.; Share of tha World s Work"; Bible I Glvef .
Valvarsallat.
Church of tha Good Tidings
-East
HOME OFFICE IN LAFAYETTE
BUILDING. SIXTH AND '
WASHINGTON
central Russell ana Kerby streets: J. Bandar school. :1B: Chrlstlsn En
T. Abbett Service at 10:80 a. m. I deavor. 6:30 n. m.
and 7:30 p. ta.; Sunday school at 13 Pilgrim Chapel 540 Second, near Lln-
m. .... i coin. ev. v. a. uray. service 7:30 p.
achool, 12 nv
WL B. Chnrch ItmtB.
TTaltaxiaB,
Church of Our rath.r . Const of
Chln.se Mlssion-Chsn 81n Kat mT'SuSSVM 171 H 8econd atreet; Kev. E. F. Mowra J og5j0t r; eT iBffoT5r 2u
e.su p. m.
Xinthi
Swedish Immanuel Nineteenth and
Irving atresia Services, Ham. and 8
p. m.; Bunaay scnooi, :4& a. m.
Morweaian Bvnod Eaat Tenth and - an4 n m
h I TT" . . . . ... T . n . r '
Der-1 i vriani. irwii, nev. j. nagues.
ounaay scnooi, s:su; services, 10:30 a.m.
Seformed.
First German Tenth and Stark
streets; Q. Hafner. Services at 10:48
Sgrmon. "Sweet Ja Thy Mercy by Rev.
A. P. Reccord of Rnrlnrflfild. avtaaaa.
chusetts: Sunday aohool. 0:45 a m. adult
eius, 11. 3V p. m.; -x. f. ti i.iv p. ion
: Klscsiianaona. '
Divine Truth' Center JMtaW hnnA.
log. Third and Morrison street. Serv
ices, 11 a. m. Thaddeus M. Mlsard. pas
tor. . . -
Servlcea
Mount Tabor Servlcea at 11
and 7:30 p. m.
Patton Michigan avenue and Carpen
ter, H. T. Wira Servlcea at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.
Vancouver Avenue Bervices at 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
Woodstock Rev. H. P. Blake.
..1 . . ... .1 n..A .
NnrwMfnn-ntinlih Thtrtaanth mnA I and 7-Sn n. m VUliea rnlDJitnUi
nivla- U P Nelutn Rarvloaa a 1 1 a I Ratanla D.ntah TTnlnn a.na .- I ChUTCh Of thO DtrangSr1. WSSOO I tOr.
m. and 7:30 p.m. Morris street; Rev. J. Scott. Services "treet and Grand avenue; Rev. 8. Earl Volunteers of America Hall, Fonrth
Laurelwood Rev. H. H. Brysnt. Serv- 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.: Sunday achool. to I uuuoia. ournue. ai. a. m. ana oa. ahmoj atreeis. s.rvioea Sunday
Ices 11 a. in. and 7:30 d. tn.: Sunday a. m.: Y. P. S.. Tuesday. 8 d. m.: tonloa. 7:30 p. m.; sermon translated for the I at 8:30 and I p. m. Regular nlshtly
i scnooi, iu a. m.i ciass meeting, nai wnen uoes uoa wiait us T and "When I oettt euu i wuiuiui, . ouuuvi"uh nM iuim out anuaaaj a g
p. m.; jspwortn league, s:sv P. m. Is a Man Fit to Rule?" scnooi, un. Iv . -- .. -
Swedish Borthwlck and Beach; Rev. St. James' English West Park and First Sixth and Montgomery streets; Salvation Army Corps Na 4 Services
John Ovall. Services. 11 .a m. and Jefferson streets; -J. Allen Leaa Serv. Rv- A- w- Wilson, pastor. Servlcea at at 249 Madison street at 11 a. nv. and
p.m. Topics, "The Power That Cap- Ices. 11 a m. and 8 d. m- onaa- 10:30 a m. ana 7:su p. m.; Italian aenr-1 ia, :oo, :00 and 8:00 p. m.
tures," and "The Power That Saves." school, 10 a. m.; Luther league. 7p m. ices at 4 p, m. I ' Blessed Hope Mlaslon S0 Flanders.
ouuua.jr .vuvv. "uo, i Topics, "Moses and tne juurnlng Bush"
7 P. m. . and "The Toung Man Who Won Out."
liir.T iutnniiiHirTMmTn an maot n I v. . - . , . w . i
J " "ir ,. " i i nw.tiau - ta nui iu f ourieentn
ak jo. auu i street; Kev. j. m. serving, services s
7:30 p. m. lam. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, i
Second German Stanton and Rodney, a. m
Kev. to. 1 liertzier. Bervices at 11 a. r. pania aerman ICaat T-.ir, .-
m. and 8 p. m.; Sunday school. 9:45 a riMnn . rT.- r iv . , .T ,.,S,UI" . '"JiT.,'; I Millennial Dawn a. A. R. hall. 8ae-
m.: Epworth league. 7:30 p. m. in-an m' nH i-ih Z, . o..-.V- L r.,T ond and Morrison atreeta. Servlcea at
TTnltsd Brethren la Christ,
Sunday service, 8 p. m.; regular alghUy.
meeting. 7:80 o'clock. . ,vf )
cnristian ana Missionary Aiuanoe t
First East fifteenth and Morrison r...V"M.T.w ". r"w".' .Vr7
U streeU; Rev. H. C. Shaffer. Servlcea Lawtelie oaator K rv i oa T 03 a aL m '
Ml "v.", t. .anmd 7:3P fr 8una SSS" Pf'yTchooilto'a:
-v.n . ... - j. m. xoung feopia'a meeting. 8:80 n. m..
8wor?h feiirueJo'p011 9:" " atti.,ir&BXZ MHdTvtnue; KKZiVA -JgSSS&SS
rif- Tj.0:03:30a-..,nm.,lnd 7:' P' I . Jil-V.. aa!,el!il?2-!-1 SV""
tin l n nev. r. 1 1 h b n itiDara. narvinaa i . i j - v . " . . - - I f hi ita avawr.y. CAAnii a
I jruuijr vicnnaa immoun Bynodi- and 7:30 p. in.: Sunday scnooi. 10 a. m.: I T.t! jv .
Sunday Corner Williams avenue and Sellwood V. P a C. E-. 6:80 p m. " "" Ankeny streeta Services every alght
. street; J. A. Rimbach. Services at io JLL. I 8 P. m. and on Sunday at 3 p. at. ;
x. ax.
teenth. Rev. Eileen Rlbara. Services
a :au a. m. ana s:v p. m.,
school. 3:3C p. m.
uiiiverHiiy mrii uawHon ana iisneri. . . o. z:
streets. Rev. William R Jaffrav i, .. ., auuua SEoaoi,
w..w. . a a. ah. AflU I ,JV
p. m. Topics, "hire's True Logic,'
"vision ana xoumnooa.
Orsce Corner of Twelfth snd Tartar
M.a.a. U.w William TJ tI . . .
SeVvices at 10:30 and 73 STnt ,n Sund.ya
Toward .."""'f V. "?"A:"V.""liu"V
Bplrltuailst Society.
C. A. 8 to. m. .Men's meetlnr In
the association auditorium. Albert H.
zinn'a narmnn rM annri b..ii . nrst AoiriKton Duuamg -rnira street i mcaa. evangelist at tna eeoona wmiim
' and Chapman and Salmon streets- W h. between Stark and Washington. Ser-1 church, will speak on "Fishing in Salt
7:45: Sunday school, 9:30 a. m :" servlcea "Spiritualism, Its Aims and Objecta,' I ond Baptist church will sing. All men
and -rne optimism or spiritualism. I are invited. f. , . p -r
MlnlHtera and mediums mutln. 4nl I -
iSttKW 'KSVS V?.?r.Z?ggZ H0KSEirAN,mi'PAT
ffS-S-a - FOE WOWS BUEL41V
.,i, i.an,. can "r " and Olisan. Rev. B. J. Thorsen. pastor. 1 , '. , . v
Sellwood Corner East Fifteenth and B?Fvioe"' x A- and 7:46 !
niav BSfinrsrii iu b m
Ohrlartlan.
Central East Twentieth and East
Salmon strsets; Rsv. J. F. Ghormlsy. P.
D. Services, 10:45 a, m. and 6:30 p. m.;
topics, "Then Shall the End Come";
Oregon day observance In the evening.
ftoaney-AvenUe Rodney avenu. and
: ,;..;.,....:-,'AM:PRAlrJAr.n r.At
LOUISVILLE a KYi, . roND&m - NEVST VQRK,.
'; -" Tlr 1r""' - f i V ' i-Ti-1- liiii iTr -
Tacoma avenue: Rev. Lester C Poor.
Servlcea 11am. and 7:30 n. m .: Junior
Epworth league, 2:30 p. m.; Senior Ep
worth league, 6:30 p. m.
Free First East Ninth and Mill, Rev.
W. J. Johnston. Servlcea 11 a. m 7;30
p. ra., Thursday 7:30.
The Clinton-Kelly Memorial Thtrty-
ninth and Powell streets, Rev. 8. J.
n.ML.r. lAaBLur. Derricea mi 11 a. m zrrtntt n ... tj. , r. v. .
and 8:00 p, m.; Sunday school 10 T Service. 11 a? m and 7-80 a m .
leans. 8.00 p.m. I E- 6:30 n, m.: Rlhle achool at S n. m.
torwT.,rV?c,.Tavt1 1 Tii: SSNSffitt Vwi?aL sx!&
Sunday jchool 10 a. m.;. Epworth liw s.mces. U and V.li Tp. m"; Tonic".:
University Park Corner Dawson and I iVJ-V v!....-.. ".v'.
JrtorCla-merift eV:30 p. mT '
Sunday achool. 8:45 a. in.: EovorthU
raunuvum juunia ana JtllDDara I c. K. 8-SO nT m t - , .,v
streets. Rev. HaroldOberg.v Services. isVCorne?K Park and Celumhle
ij a.nu ana i ,s p. m.; oiinaay school. I .traata.- Rav R a Min-kla . s.ni.
ciass imeeting. 18 m.; Junior I,, . m' anrt t;80 mina -a n.m.
reea atl-
10 a. ra.
League, ip. m.; Epworth Leagua. 1:45 .nWw,
" rr r" - .--7' ;r-:.irie theiBoui ; Bible school. 10 a. m.:
rV70o,frL' ' ' J I Advent 6-crmd street, between Hall
Trinity Nlnetsanth ,ana Zverattland Lincoln. E. Wallace Shepard. pas-
Hagan's
Magnolia
Balm
A liquid preparation far
Faoa, Maok. Arms anal
Hand. , Make the ekln
Ilk yon want It. Does It
In a Moment. It Is Belth
r atloky or greasy. ,
It's harmless, alean end
refreshing. Cannot be
; detected. '- Tare eeJorsv
rink and White. Use It
morning noon and slant.
Winter. Spring, Ssmmer
ralL SAMPLE FREE.
LYON 5IFO CO.,
44 S. Fifth St Brookly a, N. T.
fnnltad
Los Anaelea Cal.. April 4-tr. Z. Pa
Annan, the horseman, . whose wife shot
and killed Mra Helen Griffin at Mon
rovia Tuesday svenlng. because of tin
belief that the latter waa alienating her
niiahanii'a affections, - haa notified the
undertakers who have charge of Mrs.
Griffins body that he will pay all fun
oral ewensea i --vc :,jl .
Mra Da Annan Is gradually sinking.
I according to the 'physician who is at.
tending her, and it is fearod she will riie
frnm nfrvoua shock, unless there ia an
Immediate change In her condition, , ,
To Visit Old Belgian Jlome, -
- wl.l DlaDatch to Tfee Jonreal.l
JPorest Grove. tr.. April 4. A. Sate-
lena a prominent buslnexa man of tlii
city, being associated with the firm of
I A. .saelens & Co., meat dealers and ca(
1 tie buyers, accompanied by Ms wife a- I
three children, will lav Sun'liy f r
New York, Where they will .. '
a three inouma vialt at ir. t . . ,
boyhood home In Bt!!'ti.'i. .
abroad- he will visit Lni."t 5
baix. France. Mr. tr iliis las
biiRinF In Forot mi t-r t "
lit viur. find i'!ti .H &':i '!"!! I I i.