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14 THE V OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ; PORTLAND,; MONDAY" "EVENING, APRIL' 20. 1S03. HNfl EASTER S hie mm our sin aorordlng to th-aorlptur, ana toh train ine iniM car eocor ing to It ftoriptur.' Upoq th fact. inererore, or ma resurrection Oepenfl th fact that he died for cur sin, ill power to forglv alna. hla power to conquer sin, ma power to transform cnaraeier. an depend upon hi power over death and the grave. If Chriat be not rlaen, then the man who today la an oject siav or am nuit go down to hi grav witnout nope- and without Qod. "If Chriat be not risen then la It true Dr. Brouriicr Declares One IVnTi & oTM Vt cnriat be not risen then ! Jbowell right wnen ne wroie: " There ta a narrow rid re In the grev- Twbuld scare a tar a child In Ma race. nui q mo in my tnougnt it la wiser Than the stir-sown varu of soar.1 "But the reeurrectlon of Jesus Chriat makea tnia wtar-aown vacua of apace Only thin veil between ua and the ob Word Enough to Destroy Faith in Christianity. - PAUL'S QUESTION IS .nrrori T TViTXTrr I on,T ""n Between ua and tn op. TIIE CRUCIAL POINT lct of our lov. With thla awful aup- ,ww,wwv v I position, 'if Chriat had not risen' earth won Id be dismal and heaven would be Plotted tut. "ir tne CZin U9 10 wn a Wast Caere Bens, ' t fh Vmrt That the 8a-1 '"But let ua not b falthleea. Let ua , 7 . Iboll, for Jeau Chriat did rla from Tior Did Itiao Triumphant w !5 fl5' - the Tomb. The Eatter aerricea at the Thla la the source of the power and strength. Jt waa at hla resurrection that the church began her vlctorioue march acroaa the centuries. At the tomb she learned the meaning of Christ's suffeiine - and Whltlhane and aorrow. She found the Inter TempU yesterday wr fully In kplng rlB.ht Into the mr.i.rr of death and hi. with th solrlt of th day. Illtes were final defeat Thua armed with faith much !a vlne. and the dacoratlona confirmed aha went forth to preach the .J. -.v f ur. Bmuthir reeurrectlon of Jeau Chriat as the vln throughout. the work of Mr. Brougber llc,tloB of aU th, h nad ver and Mrs. T. Papworth, were much ad- nr done. By thla truth ah brought mired. In the morning Rar. J. Whit- conviction to multitude on th day of w t, ..v... rr .lk. n. xTr..t., pentecort. Paul arousffd th attention comb Brougher. vDH spok on "Eatr of th q,,,, b- preaching It And Joy." and In th evening, following an in all area Christian have found their Faster cantata, Th Reeurrectlon," hla oonaolaUon and their encouragement subject wa "If M apok la part as .. n tet that Jeaua Chriat foliowa: I""'1. " aDo reigna ana snail com "Th fifteenth thapter of I Conn I again. thtana la Paul'a areat claaate on th reaurrecUon. Here he marehaJe th ar-1 AWAKEX1XO OP CHINA nimenia on aiur anomer 1111 xam nil- mania a t m mrmt Armv. ind moVM OH to th triumphant ooncluaton. Thank IfJaakMUUT Bible Bart Native Chrlt te to God which giveth ua th victory through our Lord Jeeua Chriat' But In tlani Soon Do AH That It ceded. I'!0' iH'.T.n jssari: - . . u,. fund. Bd th wWk.n hi V in- -.7A1r t.tnin " it. Ha w for tb next year, and we WTtr.tmr,ni'v mtA y Chrutlanity imoat aghaat 1 at th very thought 7nrT.ifi21 RJl do like Prt W. Bible, a Preaby. r','0"" y1", r.t .hr? h terUn mlwlonary In the coura of hla iPK?V.f,XtiS T ii? ihua HhnS lrM t th 't. U, C, A. ycaterday .LilJ?Jr?-tn JViM? 7, 1- ternoon. Mr. Blbl ha juat rturn3 JIh Ji.tM. -tilf- lI from Hang Chow, where he cloeely lTL ,!h. I1?! atudld th condltlona A chorue of 24 fhl S- rhh.flh?,m,.r,B iTrSSJJ children from the nrat ChrlaUan church the nope of the human race, upon It aana at the hmUm Mng-a th hlatory f th clvlllaed world iS th courae of hla remarka th for10 eenturleAbout It iWhtnttt .?a?dWth.tth.riSr7Siad; 10.? fv.roJLl a,, iff i.5JRtV v V. Iw Mtlv Chriatlana in th the prMit All ilfj ill affected by thla Hang Chow pro vine, among whom ar J-g. fgll i.t 2B PCJ3 II I T R. J S 3R CMtM iM 3 I f'va a i2 2 ga ( f 25 S3 cj f r 1 2 A am MaSakJ I I X ti-r - SI Mr:.:.s3aj -V ?S h: i to ft V) 1 '. rmn ; Which' we iare offering are the BEST CLOTHING VALUES in ; the United States. 1- heraafter and th generatlona that ar dwelt particularly along their abfltty to ' nation of th globe.' yet to. follow av. thlr deatlny Eraap altuatlona and aaid thatth 1 1 1 wrapper op in tn fact or u rwiurreo. Chlneaa mind la not Inferior to th to meet modern conditions, which thoael about th throne have aet for them- aelvea, meet with auccaaa without I plunging th nation Into a revolution. It r. v wknm mm I Will H Lai amieii oiDiomauo ICIlliTI. tremendoua fact Th generatlona that mea and women capable of leading In I ment n world haa over aeen. China Jiav already moved on to th great th movement for Chrlatlanitv. He I then will have placed heraelf in the lead I reap altuatlona and aaid that th I lion. Th axiateno of th church, th I Amerloaji. Ha uM m n.rt- unity of mankind. th - f undamental it haa been aaid that th Chlneae ar truth of Chriatlanlty and th deatlny Imitative, and that they do not reaaon. that awalta each of ua ar all controlled Whll this may be , true in aom ln- by th truth of th reeurrectlon. It atanoe. it la not true of th Chinese aa la th key that unlock th myatery a nation, for aome of the moat able law- of death and reveal to na th glory of yera graduated from prominent collegea ternlty. If there was no reaurreotlon of th eastern United State have been there la no Chriat Chlneae. On the whole, the Chlneae "Paul show aom of th results of mind is not on whit Inferior to th tmcn a supposition, it unnai d not 1 American intellect when China haa risen then 'Our preaching Is vain.' This I absorbed this education of ours, and tho la absolutely true. On th supposition I earn la true of Japan, you will wak that Christ has not rlaen from th dead I up to th fact that th greateet thing our proclamation or me gospel oc cnnetl inn. naa ever nappenea on tnia giooe wouia.o simpiy idiotic iwaaai. -in 11a nappening ngnt now, oeioro your Th whole ' acheme of Christian salvation stands or falls upon th truth or falsity cf th resurrection of Jesus Christ "A person who professes to be a Christian and gives up th resurrection has only a silly superstition upon which to rest his faith. There Is but one Im portant miracle In the Bible and that la the reeurrectlon. Take . that . from a ChrlaUan and to continue to believe In Christ as a divine Savior would be simply preposterous. :ihe MUsloa of aatot"?'-'.';. "God was In Christ reconclllns- the world unto himself. He came to give very eyes. tut it Is not alona In Ita education that China is making rapid strides. Let your mind run back a few veara and re. call the ,. struggle 1 our nation went through before we had adopted our pres. TENT BOOTHS SUSTAIN TEST Improvements Will Be Made Before the June Elec tion, However. County Clerk Fields this morning ex. pressed th eylnion that th portabl thron that th Chinese will in ' li.TMri - P" rormuiaie a constitution, can tor a par- I iui i u itminuusei nt form of government to meet modern conauions. 'men thing or the signifi cance of the edict from the, Chinese llament and establish a drmorrarv. Think of what this means tn a country where an absolute monarchy ha held way for thousands of years, and In which there ar 40.000,000 people. If deliverance, from sin. Christ died fori the task of remodeling the government With an ELECTRICMOTOR to drive your sewing machine and an ELECTRIC. FLATiROis to do the pressing, the results are- Economy, speed, no backache from running a machine, and no tiresome trips to the kitchen to get a hot Iron. The Electric Flatiron is THE ONLY FLATIRON THAT A WOMAN SHOULD USE voting last Friday, when tents were blown down, voters had to wade in mud nd water, and occasionally th water cam through on the voting booths. 'There could not hav been a more sever teat for the tenthouses than last Friday's weather." aaid Mr. Fields. "Th tents ar all right, but aome improve ment can be made, and will be mad for the June election. For one thing, the tents will be more aecureV an. fthAMll m that Halw ma rtn n l.A a. l A down by a high wind. "Next time the weather may be fine, but we will be prepared. Juat the same Where the votinr places are in ! ground and not on Improved streets a platform will be treoared to nlaca In front of the voting booths, ao that no one will have to wad in th water or "If there had been only too registered voters to the precinct, as we expected when the division into nreclncta wa. maae, mere would have been no diffl cuuy about room. . But In aome pre cincts tne number of voters exceeds evu, ana Dy tne time OI the June elec tion will reach COO, or double the num. ber contemplated. This will make It necessary to provide a larger number 01 voting poouis in June in several pre. ' With each eat ttt alactlnn aimnliaa nr riBius sent out a 11st 01 questions call ing for suggestions from election tm. cers as to Improvements In the voting ruiinNiii. from most 01 tne pre cincts these blanks have been returned filleu In, and th -clerk Is provided with a variety of ideas that deal with all sub jects connecter witn tn voting, from th quality of th lead pencil to the lo cation of the portable tenta. From many election board, however, comes Jhe encouraging report: "Everything The chairman of the election board In precinct No. 8 perhaps makes the moat weeping suggestions or any. He ad vises larger voting space, more booths and voting machines. This is -one of i. .... ' r . :v ir; . SV:: i ,-' Mill v I'ul i V " t t I ' Oil! tl9 l Z.-f5zS& - .'laaaaBaBBBBBB L , - -vA', -, 1 Buys the equal of any $15.00 suit sold anywhere -At'. 4 1 Buys (he equal of any $20.00 suit sold anywhere See them in. our. windows When You See It In Our Ad If s So ETh 3rd and Oak First and KM Yamhill Wc Will Send You a Flatiron on 30 Days' Trial . Fill in coupon and mail to us the Iron will bo delivered, with all necessary equipment, absolutely free of charge. CV UT OOTTPOsT AsTD KAZXi TO VB TODAY th heavy votinr treclneta. and raiiwti me meeting or tnose who nad to battl with .insufficient voting room. ' Day after tomorrow the rariatrafiAn books will again be -opened, and will re main so until aiav 10. which win h, u najra ueiuro tne general election. Building; Permita. A. F. Darllnar. erect dweilina- ir.t i weniy-secona Detween Jtiharta anrf Wygant, 11,800: A, F. Darling, erect dwelling. East Twenty-third between Alberta and-Wygant, 11.800: A.' M. Han- sen. erect dwelling. Burrare between Barton and Multnomah. 12 flon- Arth.tr Oldham, erect dwelluiar. Kumt Thirtiath between Powell and Frances, $2,000; Perkins Hotel comnanv. renalr hntei Washington- between Fourth and Fifth. 13.000: F. M. Filter, ereot atnra J flats, Dawson between Flake and Stock ton, $5,000. ... ... New Hats Had Chance to Be Admired ItalV leads tha nallnnl Af tha mril in the matter of theatrea. By O. t VT. Apollo smiled on humanity the early part o th day yesterday and deigned to remember that It waa Easter. Many a matron donned her Easter , bonnet, which sh had Scanned for two, day with doubting sighs, and many girls put on their llsht frocks and trlnned contentedly to Sunday school ; and church. For Phoebus had decided to lend th light of hi countenance to Easter Sunday though he had 'hidden it for two davs previous in dark storm elouds. It mattered not so much that he ex f erienced a whimsical change of mind n th afternoon. The. all-important moment, th narad of SDrina- frocks ana nets to tn churches, had been el lowed In sunshine and warmth and tho peopie were saieiy noma ana tnrougn their dinners and luncheon before the rain began. The close of the nenltentlal season ana tne coming in or tne season or lire and Joy was celebrated with the usual elaborateneaa yesterday. Everywhere were light and color. The churches breathed forth heavy scents from flow- er-iaoen altars: tne cnoirs sana with jyjj iiiif)iij ii turn, yviucn buui- ill . lav grandest music ever written; the min isters. with their hearts full of tha Easter spirit, gave of their beat, to their large congregations: the people smUed appuy on one anotner and loosed out t the world with benign ; solrit. The jsaster glow surrusea all. . . ITatnre Seta Zxampl. Early Christian, who adapted this religious holiday rrom .the, heathen peo ple's celebration .of Ostera, tha goddess of aorta and vouth and life., did not celebrate this day with so much retir ing. There was a spirit of worshipful thanksgiving only. But the life and brightness tht marks tha - day now seems only, the natural outgrowth of the thought that Is Inevitably connected with this season. When "the world' Is . . PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & P0WR COMPANV -rtr "4 Alder kts Fortlaad, Or." Whl,SrtiJVT.0,u my,Iellvr to me one ElectHo Flatiron, wiihin in ?JJ7',,a?d lJ "n-atlsfactory to me to return to you JTm. v .v Ula.11' of el'ery. If i do not return it at that todhat.v my account at $4.00. It Is under, within 20 days 1 bd mda 'or th Iron If , I return It j Name i" " Address DrwAKTmrHT 3. Current The thirty days', trial offer applies only to consumers of our 0a Sale la Portland at Company's Sappjy Dept. 147-149 SevcnthSt Call Telephones Hi!n 6688.A55I7 for Information Pcrlfcnfl Railway, Light & Power Co. BRANCH OFFICES Mala St. OXEOOaT CXTT. OX. ; 4 rortland Boulevard; ST. tOXMS. om.5--1 B W, Com. Stat and OonuaercUl Bta. av:nyr OS. SO Mala BU TAsTOOUTim, WA8H. n I II 1AM CeL .2 Jt J II IP the active liver of (he cod-fish could beput into the place of the torpid liver of the consumptive it would probably do him a world ofood. Nextbestthinjii Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver OiL . Almost as joodasanewlivtr. The" 1 Sreat power of SCOTTS ? EMULSION as a flesh-pro. : ducer prove that much of : the activity of the cotTi liver is contained in every spoonuL AOOmnbtsi Oos. aaa I LOO. : Just putting on its new dress of, flow ers and foliage; ' when, the fields grow green: the plants bud and blossom; the birds begin' to carol their lays of spring; the sun shines; and the brooks end riv ulets take on their babbling, summer voice; wnat more natural tnan tnat tnose for whom these things were created, the fieople who can see and hear all the de ights of nature, should pour forth their joy. ana taeir spring soms in similar rejoicingT And so It Is that no matter how old the world may grow; no matter now oiien xasnion may aay, '"it is oaa taste to put on new clothes for Ess ter; only the humble do it." yet th world will , so on donnlnar tha aarh Af iwviij ana spring on mis aay. Ana churches will go on massing flower in tne SDiru. on lov at tna altar; inn cnoruaea win go on singing joyous an- iimiuo, juiu miniaiers win go on preacn ln th gospel of 'the trlumnh nt life over death: for doe not natura hara.tif preacn it at tnia timer , j. - Oreat Bay at Ohnrch. .Though you may be no church-goer;' tiiuusn jruu may nave no do lalrly dragged out to church other Sundays, on this day you will go. And there ar miroiiTOu, bo h is that all th churches half-filled on other Sundays !, vivvrueu 10 me-aoors on faster, Many lodger orranlxatlona mnV thla their Snecial .dav for ttanillm, hh hi OTujr, ( irtint nignt tne nnignta Tern. umr, uroiron urnimsnanv Nil. 1 warn present tai i ayior-street Methodist v.-iiuii;u iu but a. special sermon, and as they marched down tha atraat in arade "ostume.- with a band at their eBQ. irif v mflnn in imnniin. n AinM At 81. Mark's church tha Miiitnm.K Oreaon and' Wlllamatta iwji Arcanum auemiea in body, 'Several churches devoted tha .v.nh. service to music , only, t Cantata were riven-at some of the ehtirehaa At k First Baptist church In the evening th cantata, "The 'Resurrection." (Mannev). was aung: .at the First Christian church,' "Tha Birthdav of TTnna" Church. "Th Nazarene." anrt a th. ir worth M. B. church, 'The Resurrection." Several other churches gave mixed mu sic programs without a sermon. Tha SHIGHFS HAVE Eflorc .Swell cMords ; in tan for ipen and women than'' any store in the Northwest. . . Look at our , windows. Washington and Third Streets iavior-street-JWethodfst in rir the Easter sermon might not be cut out. postponed its cantata and -will give "The Redeemer,' Julian Edmnlii t o... t ' - - , aaww. wuu- "Adventures of Miss Brown."- jar. Alison in sxirts ana tne rest o? the Baker company Jn high good humor result In a very enjoyable show at the Fourth-street playhouse this . week. It Is called. Just because things have to have a name, Th Strange Adventures of Hiss Brown,' and be. assured that does as well as any other. Ton don't car much' about th nam because the isree is cnteriauiuig uo is vary- wen playd. ' . ....... j It recounts th exciting period in the love affairs of Captain Courtney and Ansel a Brlahtwell and goes into most amusing details or wnat n th1 douehtv captain invac boarding-school where Miss BrlghtweU aonened when captain invaded the girls waa aafelv aruarded under lock and kav. Mr. Allaoa.' as Captain Courtney, don a dress and a wig and makes averv successful" girl, Alias Seymour, la very attractive as Angela,; th much-sought- 2 ri .eryoH.ns boarding-school girl, and uciiauieu er large circle or enthusiast!? """""rs witn ner wotk' in tne part. ' The audience was also arraatlv nlaaavl with Jams Gleason, who , played Herr Von ' Moser, . a German musician, and Mrs. Gleason, who .was the matron of " arunimry. r me otner memoers or ins. company -did weiL "The. Strang Adventures of Miss; Brown" is a farce Which C leases, and .nhniiM ha a ni.lit H.H.. iw - rc7" r.T. ' iv- -,!. oaasr r company. : Sti-"How Baxter Butted In As Its farewell attraction the French stock company at the Star has chosen! a characteristic farce. "How Baxter butted in.".- It is a roaring, effusive I sort bf show: which took well with th! audience and if yesterday's performance! can be a criterion will be as successful I an orrering as th Star has given thla season.. There la a deal of slang In the I pl-y -that ,1 Where tho "Barter" In th I uuv comfli i n m nn in. infl vin.i bers of th. French company all did their "IJ.1 comedy work., -v I had waitress with flirtatious procllv- role aealn an Miaa nnmihi r.i. i.. I lues. opposite him in her usual ef fnotiv man-1 The many patrons of the Star will ner. - Mr. f:nnn,r. nlava r.,a a-ii.fnv . 1 . . v. . a w... - , . ,- " ai,i. a. . aililUL. I D1U1..1 1 J .VK.Vb VII. UTTUBm LU1B Ul jn I cnoir dot. and, Eva Earle Frenoh, the French and hi company for Tacoma. w,TtfLof1 th .obJqtlonaWvvIilainv IreaJi During their season la -Portland they J-aVKocce1achelvea,a,-huge succesg" aa a 'hav put oa a a-reat-many plays .and f! ' 1 ' , t1- manw.iii-1 UI' 11 Ba t 1 FROINT- AiyO HomeDeeoratiiig it not a difficult matter us when you KOR-E-LAC THE ORIENTAL WOOD FINISH A combination of moat durabl Var nlh and SUina for Interior Wood Work, Floors, Furnltur. to, THE BIG PAINT STORE Fisher, Thorsen & Co. MORRISON STO. sc: hav plea work haa been primitive, perhaps, but .A 'Vfyood horse can ti 10 hours go 0 miles If th vhicl la light and th (urnplke-good. y
