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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING1, JUNE 21. 1603.
1; CHURCH
il SERVICES
?rtrta-e. K. A. Smith. BrT
X a id. and p. m.; Sunday school. 19
mn.inx.p.e,ep.m. .
Z hird Vanaouvsr avenue ana Know
''ihu; Rov. B. Schwedler. pastor.
ervices 11 a m. and 1:4 I- to.; iu?r
p ay bcIaooI, I am.; B. Y. P. U ;"
Highland Alberts an Sixth trwti.
lie v. J. F. Heacook, pastor. -Sunday
eehooL 1 a m-i services at 11 a. m. and
p. m. HB. Y. P. U S:30 p. m. "
Sellwood Tuw and Eleventh
Streets; Kev. John Bentslea Services
Jl a m. and ll39 a ta: Sunday school.
10 a. n.i J.1. P. U 7:16 P. na ,
Calvary East Klghta and Grant
treats. Her. L N. Monro. Services. 11
a. m. and 7;I0 p. m.: Sunday school, 10
a. m.; ii. Y. P. p 4. -so p. m. -
Inunaoual Second and Mead streets:
Rev. A. B. Mlnakar. - Service at. 10:80
am. and fiSO P- m. , Sunday school,
brace Moota villa; Bar! GOmaa Par
ker. Services , at 11 a m. nd7;l
p. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. taj B. x.
P. U- t p. m. '
Central Kst Twentieth and Ankeny
streets; Bar. W. T. Jordan, Servicee at
10:89 a. ax. and 7:30 p. m.,fcunaay
nknni i m Y. P. meeting. 1 rx m. :
topioa Haiiditig the lempla," and "Con-
-l&Wefslty Park-Re JL B. Walta
fluiutM school at 10 a. m.: servicea 11 a.
.n.. and a ru m B. Y. P. U. 1 P. ral
topic, "The Great Teaohera Favorite
Object-lesson." and "Children's Oajr ex
rf1iu In livntnff. . -
. jirst The White ' Tampls,Twlfth
and Taylor streets: Rev. i. Whltcomb
B rougher,. D. IX -"One accord- prayer
MMtini. 10 a. m.i services. 10:10 a. m.
and 7:45 p. in., toplca "Obedience and
Its Blessing," and T'A Pool Farmer."
BunoystoA luwmu; .gni-uni
street and Hawthorne avenue; BeT. C
jVeldmeta Preaching, 11 a. m. Sunday
chouL 8:46 a ro. M
fct. Johns (German) Her. CL Fald-
rneta. Preaching 3 p. m. Sunday school
Seventh and Bast Ankeny
streets: Rev. Stanton C Lepbam. Serv
iroa. in so a. m. and 7:45 n. m.: tonics
The Attitude of Christians to Vicious
nd Immoral Practices Carried on tn
.the Kama of Religion one of the se
ries of sermons on "The Slgiis of the
Crimes." Children's day exercises la eir-
"etf" Johns SL A. Leonard. Berrleea.
Jl a. m. and 7:30 P. m. Sunday school.
in rr, rt T.. tt a-ta n. m.
. rhtnaaa Mission ilth Uak street.
Punday school. 7 p. m.i preaohlnc In
FlretT German Fourth an4 MH1
streets; Rev. J. Kratt. fterrloes, 11 a.
m. and T:0 P m-i Sunday school, :
Second Oermaa? Morris street and
Rodney, avenue; Rev. f. Buertnfcnn.
eervlces, 11 a. m. nd !: p. ta.1 Bun
day school. :48 a. m. .
- East Forty -fifth Street Corner
Zfest Main; Rev. B C Cook. Senrloea.
31 a. m. and 70 p. mj Bible school. 10
a. in.: B. Y. P, U 1:45 p. m-
Lenta Flret avenue and Foster road.
iRev. J. F. , Heacock, pastor. ..Sunday
school. 10 a. m.: services, 11 a. m. and
u 30 p. in. "
Mount Olive Seventh and Everett;
Rev. B. B. B. Johnson- Services at 11
aw m. and 8 p. m. " "
Bwedisn Hoyt and fifteenth: Jw,
Krlck Scheratrom. Svvtoea 10:46 a.
' tn. and 1:45 p. m.; Sunday school, 13 m.
ji Y. P. :S0 p. m.
Union Avenue Mlsalon (Swedish)
Corner Ekidmore. Sunday school, 10
rwegian-Danlsh Services In kail
corner Mississippi and Shaver streets,
Sunday school. IX m.
Greshajn Sunday school. 10 a n.
Pervlces 11 a, n. and 1:30 p. m. by Rev.
T. J. Elklns. , -
- yrsshyterlaa.
First Twelfth and Alder streets;
Rev. William Hiram Foulkea services,
10:30 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.,' Sunday
school, 13 m.; topics, "Our Father, and
. "The victor - crowns. ,
MIzpah--Eaat Thirteenth and Powell.
Pervlces st 10:30 a m. snd 8 P. m.;
flunday school. 11:80 a m.; christian
fcndeavor, 1 p. tn.; Sunday school at
Midway, 10:80 a.-m.-;1: - - ,:?
Calvary Presbyterian church Corner
Eleventh and Clay streets. Servloae
10:80 a m.' and 7:45 p. m,
Fourth First and Qibbs streets; Rev.
John K. Welch. Services at 10:30 a. m.
and 7:80 p. in.; Sunday school. 13 n.; Y.
P. S. C C, :30 p. m. ,
Hawthorne Park Twelfth and East
Tnylor streets; Rev. E. Nelson Allen.
, Services at 10:10 a m, and 1:30 p. m.;
Sunday school, 13 m.; Y. P. S. C
0:80 p. m. - , '
ESCORT FOE GENERA
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Tho body of General' George Clinton, the revolutionary hero and"
former governor of New' York, was removed from Washington to New
York recently. Thli photograph waa taken aboard a Pennsylvania rail
road trtla, showing guard of honor escorting the flag-draped body of the
Ctcl patriot and statesman. . v ; - - ?
Forbes Rev. ? Harrv -IL PratL Berv-1
lees st wooamens baiL Russell street
near Rodney avenue, II a m. and 7:30
p. m.: Sunday school 10 a to.; C K,
i;30 p. ro.
Chinese 145 H First street; services.
i iu. , uuuu. wuuvi, v;e ti Try '
young people's meetlnr, 8:45 p. m. 1
Piedmont Clevalarl avenue and Jar-
rette street.: Rev. N. S. Reeves, B. IX
Servicea 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.; Sun
day achooL 13:15 D. m.: Y. P. 8. C E
4:45 p. ro.: toplc, "Christianity's IdsaL"
and 'An Hour With Charles Wesley.' i
Westminster .East Tenth and Weldi
ler streets. Rev. Henrv Marcotta - Serv
ices, 10:80 a. m. and 7:80 p. m.; Sunday
scnooi. 12 m.t tj. m., e e p. m.
Marshall-8treet Marshall and 7 Nnrth
Seventeenth streets; Rev. C W. Hay a
Bunday school, 10 a m.; preaching st
11 a. rn. and 7:30 p. to-j Y. P. & G, E.
at 6:43 p. m. '
Mount Tabor Belmont Street and
Prettvman avenue: Rev., Ednsrd M.
Sharp, paitor. Servicea at 11 a.- m. and-
p. m.; uunaay scnooi at a, m.
BeUwood Corner Kb t Seventeenth
and Spokane avenua Rev. D. A. Thomn-
son. eervices ai u a. m. ana ?:su p. m.;
uunaay scnooi.: ju a m.; ennsuan en
deavor, 8:80 p. m. :
Third Bust ;" Thirteenth '; and Pine
streets; Rev.. Andrew- J. Montgomery,
Services at 10:80 a tn, and 7:46 p. m.
Hope-Montavlllaj RevTs. a Wllta
Eervlces at 11 a. m. and 7:30 P- m.;
Randay school, 10 s. m.
Millard Avenue Rev. A. D. Soperj
Sunday school. 10 a m.; servicea 11 a
in. snd 7:30 p. m,
Anabel Services at 11 a m. and 7:45
B. m. '' -.:
Kenllworth E. Thirty-seventh street
and Gladstone avenue: preaching at 11
a m. by Rev. J. S. Dunning, Ph. D.;
undav school at 12 m.
, Piedmont Cleveland avenue and Jar
rett streets. Rev. N. S. Reeves, B. D..
pastor. Servicea 11 a m. snd 1:45 a
m.: Bunday school, 13:13 and Y. P. C.
El, :46 p. m.
Trinity Fulton: Sunday school at 11
a m.; Christian Endeavor, , 7:00 p. m.j
preaching by Harvey Miller, 3:00 p. m.
' Slethodlst. -
il Taylor-Street Rev.- Benjamin Youna
D. pastor. Sermon. 10:80 a m. and
1:45 p. m.', classes, 0:30 a m.; Sunday
school, 13:16 y. m.:Ep worth leagua
4:80 p. tn., toplca "Bluea" and ln
tanKlementa" '
Sunnyslae tsast lamnui street, De
tween East Thirty-fifth and Thirty-
sixth streets; T. B. Ford. Services 11
a m. and 7:80 p. m.; Junior league, 3 I
m.; Senior league, 1:16; Sunday schooi
0:50 a m.
St Johns 7. U Young. Services 11
a nv and 1:30 p. m.; Sunday school,
10 a. m.
Boworth Rev. Charles T. McPher-
soa Services in Oregon building at
fair grounds, .11 a m. and 8 p. m.;
Sunday school, 10 a m.; Epworth
leasue. :80 d. m.. tooioa "raendsniD.1
and Children's Day exercises in evening
, . Centenary ast Pino and ast Nlntn
streeta Rev. Clarence True Wilson,
D. v.. pastor. ' servicea io:so . a m,
and T:45. Topics, "The Man With i
Vision." . and "Science and the Bible.
Rev. J. R. Knodell will deliver the
mornlns' service.
Trinity Corner of East Tenth ani
mast Arant: Lewis F. Smith. Servians st
11 a m. and 7:80 p. m.; Sunday school.
10 a m. ; class meeung. i:io p. m.;
Junior League, I p, m.; Jfipworth jueagua
1:80 p. m. . -
Central Bussell and Karby streets; 3.
T. Abbett Service at 10:80 a m,
and 1:30 p. m.; Sunday school at 13
m, ' '. . . "
Chinese MissionChan Sine KaL
Services 11 a m. and 7:80 p. m.
Mount Tabor services at li am.
and 7:30 p. m. , '
Patton Michigan avenue ana parpen'
ter. H. T. Wira Services at 11 a m.
and 7:30 p. m. .
Vancouver Avenue uervicea at u
m and 7:10 s. m.
Woodstosk Kev. h. f. siaca cer
vices at 11 a m. Snd 7:30 p. m.
ISorwealan-Uanlso Thlrteentn a
Davis; H. P. Nelsea ; Services at 11
m. and T:10 n m. .. -
Laurel wood Kev. el H. Bryant, (serv
ices 11 a ra. and 7:80 p. m.; Sunday
school. 10 a m.; class meeting, 13:15
p. m.; Epworth leagua 8:30 p. n
John Ova 11. Servicea 11 a m. and
8 D. m.: Sunday school. 10 a m.; Ep
worth leasTja. I d. m Tonics. "The
Wages of Sin and the Gift of God," and
"Salvation."
A. Waasa Services at 11 a m. and
7:80 n. m. .
Second German Stanton and Rodney.
Rev. E. E. Hertaier. servicea at ll
m. and 8 p. tn.; Sunday school, 8:45
m Enworth leasua 7:80 n. m.
Japanese Mission ill Jorth Fif
teenth. Ilev. Klleen Ribara Servicea
a': 8:80 a m. and 8:80 p. ta, Sunday
school. 8:30 p. m.
Grace Corner of Twelfth and Taylor
streets; Kev. William H. Heppe, pastor.
Services at 10:80 and 7:34 p. m.
Morning classes, o'clock; Sunday
school, 11:16 p. m.; St Paul's mission,
2:30;. Epworth leagua :30. Toplca
"The Liberty That Needs a New Em-
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JOSEPHINE COUNTY IS TEARING
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(Spedsl Dlspetck to The JosraaL)
, Orant Pass, Or June 20. The old
Jail snd the old clerk's office at Ksrby,
the first county seat of Josephlna which
will be torn dpwn to make room for
modern struoturea are among the very
oldest landmarks In Oregon.; The Jail
was bunt in tne later biuw
the organisation of Josephine county.
T la si tVAAIATl structure of two storlea
or rather of two sets of oella One above
the other. Light and sir were admitted
phasis Today," and "Christ and Modern
Sellwood Corner East Fifteenth and
Taeoma avenue; Rev
Servicea 11 a tn. and 1:80 p. m.; Junior
Epworth leagua 3:80 p. m-i Senior Ep
worth leagua J -
Free First East Ninth and MHL Rev.
W. J. Johnstoa Services 11 a vtu, 1:80
n. m- Thursday 7:30.
The CUnton-Kelly Memorial TMrty
r.lnth and Powell streeta Rv. S. J.
Kester, pastor. Services at U a m.
m.; Epworth leagua 1:00. p. xa Junior
iay OTX1& a.VV V Kile
Woo'dlawni-WlUlam X Doortasa pas
tor. Services at 11 a m. and.B p.-m.
Sunday school 10 a m-j Epworth leagua
080 n m. ' ' .
University park Corner Dawson and
Flske streeta Rev. William R. Jeffrey
Jr., pastor. Servicea am., 11 a , nu,
8:80 p m. and 7:80 p. m. Class meeUng,
12 15 p. nv; Sunday school, 0:45 a m.,
Epworth league, 3:80. - ,
MonUvilla Mohle 'and , Hlbbard
streets. Rev. Harold werg. oervicea,
11 a m. ana p. m.; ouuu
tX , .l.n muitlnr. II tn.! Junior
Leagua t p. m. Epworth Leagua
Congregational.
First Madison and Psrk. Rev: Lo-
ther R. Dyott D. D Pa5tor; ""TX,1
11 a m. and 7:45 p. m; Sunday school.
15:00 am. Toplcahen People Know
God." and "Real Religion." i
University Park 1013, Haven avenue;
Rev. F. U H. . Van Lubksn, ps-tor
Preaching at 11 a m. ana -"-day
school. 10 a m.; Y.P. C. B- 0.30
ST 'm! Toplcajh "TjSSS:
Iti.i., Children." and Children s
Day exercises in the venlng. . - . J. I
Buniiyswe corner n
East Thirty-fourth street; Rev. J. J.
Staub. Services at li a m. j
pVleit of lour' ProfessloV." and "Slslng
ttW a Man." Sunday school. 10a ,m.;
Junior C. B, 8 p. m.; Senior u. e:u
,nT..l-a " r. W TT aTvsra
Bellrsundayaohool. U a
Y. F. . Vi A. e.v ,--,,,
1 T .1 en m sand 7:10 IX IXL
Sunday school. 10 a m. Christian En-dHas5alo:Ssrlt-Ea.t
.'smott and
Hassalo; Rev. Pui ,kmv . "w
10:80 a m. and ?: a-j ouaur
icahpot 13 m.; Y. P. S.
Higniano ATT
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R. Bollinger.
ices at ll:oo
m. and 7:45
P. m.
feasts ts ra A
V JoinsR. WvjSE
Ices, 11 a m. and 8 p. m.; Sunday
school. 10 a m. mmA
First uenrnu m .
Stanton streets; Rev. John a Hopp.
flarvicea 10:30 a m. and i:s P m-
Bunday school. :1B; Christian En
deavor, i:30 p. ra
' .. ..- Splsoopal.
Trinity - Nineteenth, and Everett
atreata: Dr. A. A. Momma
! 11 a. mT and 8 p. m.; Sunday
1? UuheFlr-t d Caruther.
stret: Rev. W. A. M. Breck In charge
Services 11 a m. communion at 7:30
a m.j Sunday school 10 am.
Pro-catnearai vi du owvu,. s
tyrThirteenth and Clav streets; Rev,
H. M. Ramsay. Communion, 1:80 a n.;
services 11 a m. and 1:30 p. m.; Sunday
Au'SwntsTwenty-seeond snd Reed
streeta Sunday school, iu a m.; serv
ice. 11:00 a m. and 7:30 P. tn.
St Andrews University Park. Serv
ice 11 a m. and 7:80 p. m. Rev. Francis
Jones will Preacn. ..w..
fit. Paul's woodmere; C L. Parker,
a, reader. Service at 11 a m.; uunaay
ichobR 0:45 a m.; Rev. W. R. Powell
Will omciate at commujiiuii. .
St. Jdarx i svmmr vi "
Ouimby streets; Rev. J. E. H. Simpson.
Holy communion, 8 a m.j services, 11
a m. and 8 p. m.; Sunday school, 10
st John's Memorial Sell wood: Rev.
H. D. Chambers, services, lj a m. ana
8:00 P. m.; aunaay scnuui, w.w .
Good Shepherd Sellwood street and
Vancouver avenue, Albina Rev. John
Dawson, rector, communion, a. m..
Bunday school. 9:45 a m.; morning serv
ice llam.; evening servica 7:80
6tCkbavid's Episcopal Church East
Twelfth and Belmont, Rev, George B.
Van Watera D. D.. rector. Holy com
munion, 8 a m.: Sunday school . 0:45 a
m.! rector's Bible class In chapel. 10 a
nv: servicea H a -jn. and 8, P-m' v.
Ascenfion chapel Portland Heighta
Bunday school at 0:80 a.m.
Xjutharaa
Swedish Iramanuei Nineteenth and
trying streeta Servicea 11 a m. and 8
p. m.; Sunday school, 0:46 a m. v .
' Norwegian Synod East Tenth ' and
East Grant streets; Rev. O. Hagoea
Bunday school, :80; servicea 10:30 a m.
and 8 p. m. ..... . .
Betanla t)ani in Union avenue and
Morris street; Rev. J. Scott Services
11 a tn. and p. m. -.Sunday school, is
a m.; topic, The . Blessings of the
Law." ..;.v v
St . James English West Park and
Jefferson streets; J. Allen Leaa Serv
ices, ill a tn. and 8 p. m.; Bunday
school. 10 a m.; Lutner league, 7 - p.
m.; topics, "Conversion." and "The Con
version of a Family'.-V ;...?- ,:-., ;
Norwegian 46 North Fourteenth
street; Rev. J. M. Nerving. Services st 11
a tn. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school, 3:4i
a m. j.-.; - ;f'; .- -: ;-, . :-r:
St . Paul's German East Twelfth and
Clinton streeta; Rev. A. Krausa Serv
icea 10:30 a m. and 7:30 p. ra; Sunday
school, 9:30 a tn.; sermons by Rev. H.
Ueuss ana Kev. U. eiger.
Trinity German (Missouri Synod)
Corner Williams avenue and Sellwood
street; J. A. Rlrabech, Servicea at 10
a tn. and 1:30 p. m.; Sunday school. 8:16
am..
Zlon's German (Missouri . Synod)
hrhinmnn and Ralmin a t rum t m TA7 I r
I Behrerm, pastor; services, 10:16 "and
I 7:4Bt feunday school. i'0 a. m.; services
I in if-cgnaa a.rt ana twrd Sundaya,
JAIL AT , ANCIENT
Old Jackson County Jail at Kerby; Old Office of Clerk at the Right -
only through narrow and heavily barred
doors and windowa The Jail sheltered
some very bad men during the rough-and-ready
days of half a century ago.
and was the scene of several desperate
Jailbreaka A sheriff In those strenu
ous days, when old Kerby town was the
chief city of southern Oregon and boast
ed a population of almost 2,000 men and
oontalned half a score of saloona dance
halls and gambling places, had consid
erably more to do than draw his salary.
Josephine's first sheriffs habitually wore
Swedish ' Augustana Rodney a verm
and Stanton street; Rev. C. a. Tolin;
services 10:46 a tn. and 7:45 p. m.; Sun
day school. 0:30 a m. '
Swedish Mission Comer Seventeenth
and Gilsan. Rev. B. J. Thoren, pastor.
Servicea 11 a m. and 1:46 p. m.; Sun
day school 10 a m.
'' i darutlaa.
' Central East Twentieth and East
Salmon streets; Rev. J. F. Ghormley, D.
p. Servicea 10:45 a. m. and 8 p. m.;
evening sermon by Rev. Mxa Dye,
Rodney-Avenue Rodney avenue and
Knott street; Rev. F. Elmo Robinson.
Servicea 11 a m. and 1:30 p. m.;
Sunday school, 9:46 a m.; Y. P. S. G.
E.. 6:80 p. m.; Bible school at 8 p. m.
at Albina avenue and Killings worth.
Kern Park Rev. EL M. Patterson;
services, 11 a m. and 7:46 p. m.; Bible
school, 10 a m.; C 6:30 p. tn. Re
vival meetings every night this week.
Woodlawn Services at 11 a m. and
8:00 p. m by ths pastor, Clark W. Corn
stock; Sunday school, 10 a m.; T. P. S.
C. E.( 7 p. m.: topics, 'The Marks of a
Christian1' and children's day exercises
at evening servica
First Corner Park and Columbia
streets; Rsv. EL S. Muckley. Servicea
11 a m. and 8 p. m.; Bible school, 10
a m.: C E., 6:80 p. m.;sermons by Rev.
Royal J. Dya : .
Chrlstlaa Solenoa
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Scottish Rite cathedral, Morrison and
Lownsdale streeta Services at 11 a m
and 8 p. m. Sunday school at close of
morning servica Subject of lesson;
is the universe, including Man.
Evolved by Atomio Forcer'
second Kiaa tempta Btarx. between
Sixth and Seventh streets. Services at
11 a m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school at
close of morning servica Subject of
lessoa "Is ths Universe. Including Man.
Evolved by Atomio Force 7"
TJnlted BvangeiBoal,
First Corner East Tenth and Sher
man streeta Rev. A. A. Winter. 10 a
m 8undav school: servicea 11 a m.
and' 7:46 p. ra; sermon by Rev. C. X
Poling. Children's day exercises at ev
ening servica
Second Ferge and Kerby streets;
Rev.' C C Poling, pastor. Sunday
7:45 p. m. " i
su jonn-s ivannoe ana jonn streets:
Rev. Chester Paul Gates. Preaching 11
a m.; Sunday school at 10 a m.
Ockley Green Gay street and Wil
lamette boulevard; Rev. J. Bowersox,
paator. Servicea 11 a m. and 7:46 p.
m.; Sunday school at 10 a m. i
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' "Bvangelloal Assodatloa
First . English East Sixth and Mar
ket streets; S. A. Slewi it pastor. Serv
ices 11 a m. and lam.: Young Peonle's
alliance, 7 p. m.; Sunday school, 10 a m.'
First German corner Tenth and Clay
streets; Theodore Schauer. pastor; ser
mtm at 10:48 a. m. and 7:46 n. m. Sun
day school, 8:30 am.
Memorial East Eighteenth and Tib
betts: L. C Hoovet. pastor, preaching
at 11 a m. and 7:80 p. m.; Sundav
school, )0 a ra
United Presbyterian. i
Church' of ths Stranger1. Wasoe
street and Grand avenue: Rev. 8. Karl
DuBola Services at 10:30 a m. and
8:00 p. m.; sermon transiatea lor tne
deaf each Sunday morning; Sunday
school, 12 tn.
First Sixth and Montgomery streets:
Rev. A.' W. Wilson, pastot. Services at
10:30 a m. and 7:80 p. m.; Italian serv
ices at 4 p. m,
trnitad , Brethren la Christ.
nrt East, fifteenth and Morrison
streets: Bev, H- C. Shaffer. Services
at 11 a m. nd 1:0 P. m.j Sunday
school at. 10 a ! -
Second East - Twenty-seventh and
Mildred avenue; B. E. Emerlcb, pastor.
Third Preaching by Rev. B, E. Em
erick, 11 a m.,v Kern Park, -
Kaulcai emu ana nwnuio aireeia;
Rev. T. J. Cocking. Services, 11 a ro.
and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school. ,10 a m-i
x,,p. a w :::'.4:i:.i
4. iJ':.; .. 'It ' S. ''Ohnrch' South. - r y
171 Vt Second street; Rev. E. F. Mowre.
Services 11 a m. and 5 p. m.: Sun
day school. 10 a , m.; Epworth leagua
6:80 p.1 m. H
TTnlvsrsallst.
Church of ths "Good Tidings East
Coucb snd East Eighth streets; Kev.
i n rorbv. -Services. 10:46 a m. and
7:80 p. m.; Bible school, 12 m.: topic.
and "Life in India"
Unitarian.
Church of
Our Father Corner
ot
Yamhill snd Seventh streets; Hev. Yv,
a Eliot Jr.; Rev. .T.', I, Eliot u. u
minister emetitua Servicea 11 a m.;
Sunday school, 9:46 a tn.; adult class.
18:80 p. m.; x. i . e: p- m., iwiv..
"life's Alms and Vlclssltades.".. i
Klsesilaneous. ' - -
Divine" Truth Conter-261 AMsky.
Rervlcvs 11 a m. Thaddeus M. Mlnnard,
pastor. "Compensatloa" :
Ministers' and Medium r Association
Anilltnrliim hall. Third and Tavlor
streeta - Bervicee J :80.w 2:30, 8 :si ana
i:o p. m
First Spiritual '. society ..Ablngton
building, ' Third, near Washington.
Eervlces 11 a m In. m. and 7:45 o.
m. Toplo, "Are We Evert Under Ob-
New Thought Evangelist - AH sky
hall. Third and Morrison. - "Ths Hyp
notism of Old Age: How tot Escape It"
Swedenborglan Knights of pythlas
nan, caevania sua Aiuer. . service Jl
a. ra. ' t
Church of the Brethren Borthwlok
snd Kllllngsworth. Services 11 a m.
and p. ro.; bunday school 10 a. ra
The Pamperedl Pets.
.
. "Hortense, rail up Mrs. De MUIyuns
mnM c . fnr "Ci,lr.
"Carlo wishes to bark
the telephone."
to him over
DOWN-
COUNTY SEAT
it. r r
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bkjuAstaTaatess
a brace of six-shooters and knew how to
use them "both -to oncet" should the
emergency require. The old maple that
stands a few yards from the jail door
has four marks on Its lower limb, rep
resenting as many "hangln'a" during
in eariy days oi josepmnes nistory.
Two of these were Mexicans, who mur
dered a white miner for his gold; the
Diner two were oaa men who persisted
In using their guns at the wrong tlma
The old Jail was abandoned more than
20 years ago, when the county seat was
removed irom aeroy to Grants. Pasa
CAKTEIDGE ON TEACK;
BULLET HITS OLD MAN
Car
Explodes Rifle ChargeBall
Penetrate'g Victim's
Brain.
Philadelphia June 20 Struck by a
bullet from a cartridge exploded by a
trolley car last night, Charles BL Price
of Warnook and Master streets is In
St Joseph's hospital In a eritlcal con
dition. ' 1 '., ; ,
Mr. Prlca who Is 70 years old, was
sitting on his front doorstep when the
accident occurred. Boys are supposed
to have put the cartridge on the track.
It was about 10:80 o'clock when a
car going west on Master street passed
oyer the cartridge. There was an ex
plosion which startled the neighbor
hood, when the motorman stopped the
car to make an Investigation of the
damage, the groans of Mr. Price were
beard.
.iA 8 Joseph's hospital It was found
that the bullet had entered his head
through- the right eya and is lodged In
the brain. The patient was uncon
scious and therefore unable to give
any assistance to the police In detect
ing the mlscreanta
ENGINEEE FALLS OUT;
EXPEESS BIJNS WILD
Train Dashes Alone tar Seven Miles
Before Fireman Misses
His Slate.
Omaha Neb, "Jtrne 10. Plnnsinc
around sharp curvea through outs and
across bridges at 60 miles an dnn,
without an engineer In the cab, a Bur
lington express train. St Josech tn
Omaha ran wild for seven miles this
morning, near Council Bluffa
w. hi- m1i engineer, had fallen
rrom ms oab and lay unconsoious by
the aids of the traolra. - mMn,.. t-.u'
son did not know that tho looomoUve
ui wj.wua. several snarp curves
were- taaen with nniiimini.hJi
and there wan no whistle.
,v A,th tram dashed through Hentons
H!'irfman.,nil,",(Ml Sorting. He leaped
to the throttle lever, shut off the steam,
applied the air brakes and brought the
train to a standstill.
t The train ran back aeven rallea and
there the engineer was found uncon
scious beside the track. He cannot
explain how be came to fall out of the
cab.
DYING M0THEE PLANS
HER SON'S WEDDING
Fond r Parent's Funeral ' Follows
! Boy's Marriage Within
an Hour.
Boranton, Pa. June 20. At 8:80 o'clock
tn the morning; Miss Loretta Klrst and
Joseph Rader, both of South Boranton,
were married at St. Mary's churoh, ; An
hour later the mother of the bridegroom
was burled.
A wedding and a funeral in the same
family within the hour Is unusual, but
uoh was the desire of the dead woman.
Elaborate plans had been made for the
wedding, and they were still under way
when she was taken ill. Realising that
she would not recover, shs insisted that
the wedding bo performed and at the
time originally set From her sickbed
the mother planned many of the details
of the marriage.
PAST0E SAYS WOMEN
OF PLOCK KAY DRINK
New York, .June 80. Dr. Emit A.
Maury of the. Dutch Reformed church,
at Central avenue and Sherman " place,
Jersey City, recently received an anony
mous letter, attacking certain women In
the congregation, whom the writer had
watched for two yeara The letter said
that they frequented a saloon a block
away from the church. :-,-
"Thank God," said Dr. Maury In an
address Sunday night "that any one of
my congregation who thinks It txst to
drink is willing to do so openly., , J have
not the least doubt that the women
named, if, they go to this saloon, do so
to obtain food as welt as drink on their
way home from a society' meeting. I
see no harm In It for this cafe is pa
tronised by respectable people."
Dr. Maury said, further, that elf the
writer of the letter should resign, as the
letter threatened, the resignation would
be promptly accepted. ;' j ; .,-: -t 1
COURT SETTLES HIS ;'
THREE-DOLLAR ESTATE
Lancaster, Pa, June 20. Judge Smith,
In the orphans' court, has filed an ad
judication in the estate of Tobias Bru
baker of Providence township, v
The amount for distribution Is 60.
centa ' -
Cnder his will be provided that his
wife should have one-third of his es
tate in trust and a trustee - will be
appointed for her 17 cents. The remain
ing 83 cents goes to six children.
, The entire estate was 13. i The ex
penses were (2.60. ;
WON'T OBEY MOTHER'S
WILL; SHE LEFT HIM $1
Refuses to Make Burial Lot "Dump
. tng Ground for Spite
Monument."
'.Reading, pa, June 20. Judge Bland
adjudicated the account of Charles M.
East executor of the estate of Sarah
Martin, late of Boyertown, this county,
today. Mra Martin died on March 26,
1906, and by her will left her son, Har
ry Martin, f 1 In money, bequeathing the
balance of her estata 61,028.56, to
Charles M. East a friend. The son filed
an objection to the erection of a tomb
stone on the grave Of one of her grand
children. Charles Martin, for 315, who,
his mother directs in her will, shall be
buried on his lot in the Pottstown ceme
tery, - On account of this objection it
will not be built
The decedent did not quite disinherit
her son. because she canceled two notes,
amounting to 6250. which she held
against. him. "
The son wrote the following letter to
Executor East: "While on the ceme
tery lot at Pottstown, standing at the
S raves of my sons. Charles and Henry,
lis thought came to me: 'Would I have
granted the will of my mother when
ilvlng to place a stone on the grave of
one grandson and not upon that ot the
other grandson? I would most certain
ly have said. 'Not'
."That is the stand t took eight years
ago, not to show any respect to persona
whether they are real children or step
sona At present I can not see my way
clear to grant to the dead what I would
not have done to the living. The lot
at Pottstown Is a nrlvate burying place
for the use of my family only, and noth
ing is to be put in it or on it while J am
living. , without - first having my ap
proval. -.
"I did not buy It for ' a dumping
grounds of last wills to erect spite mon
uments on, especially of any one who
has enough malice to disown me ss far
as the law will allow. Therefore, I ob
ject to that part of the will of Sarah
Martin which provides for the erection
ot a tombstone on my cemetery lot"
BABY OF 25 MONTHS
.WEIGHS 110 POUNDS
Also Remarkable in Sleeping Four
: teen Honrs a' Day and
Rarely Crying.
New York. June 20. Interest en the
east slda which produces many wonder
ful thlnga has turned during the last
few days to a 26-months-old baby
weighing 110 pounda This little girl's
name Is Adellna Guitllla and she is a
record breaker in more ways than ona
She never sleeps less than 14 hours
a day, and though she Is only two years
and one month old. she rarely crlea
Daniel Gultilla. the father of the baby,
Is a tailor and came here from Spring
field, Ohio, about two weeks ago. Ade
llna came into the world weighing a lit
tle more than the ordinary Infant but
she , grew - rapidly. Many physicians
have examined the child, but they have
been at a loss to aocount for her enor
mous weight -
Last winter Adellna won a prise at
the exposition held at Jacksonville, Fla
She wss Judged to be the - heaviest
brightest and outest , And She Is still
growing. , - --:I . ,-; ..
BLIND DOG AN APT
PUPIL IN TRICKS
Lttlta Pa, June JfLJjohn T. Hack
man, of Brunnervllla two miles from
here, has a blind . dog which he has
taught to do manr tricks difficult for
a dog with its sight Hackman's dog
runs ana jumps witn ss muon alac
rity and confidence as any ordinary dog.
One of the remarkable thlnss Is that
until recently, when age Interfered, the
dog would run along the path leading
to Its owner's house and, at full speed,
leap over a fence more than three feet
righ. Never onoe did the animal touch
Fhe log Is 13 years old and now
somewhat stiff in the Jotnta It has
been blind from the time It was, a
pappy. . . . -
POLICE PALLBEARERS
FOR FUNERAL OF CAT
Chippewa Falls, ' "Wis.; June 80 If
Mra Cora Van Dine's invitations are ac
cepted a detachment of police will be
Sallbearers and Lieutenant of Polios R.
. King will deliver a sermon at the
funeral of her - pet Angora cat Mra
Van Dine has bought a beautiful casket
and everything will be done at the fu
neral In accordance with the custom at
human funerals. The cat was a present
of Mr. Van Dine-to his wlfa and she
prised It highly. When it became 111 a
physician was called in, but despite his
efforts the feline expired.
SWIM IN COLD.TYATER ,
LEAVES A BOY BLIND
Chesier, pa, June I0 William K,
Kennedy, 9 years old, is fn the Crosier
hospital totally Dima, caused, pnyaioians
y, dv Darning in too coia wiier,
William was enjoying a swim, in Ches
ter creek when he began to scream.
Companions swam to his assistance.
and when he was brought ashore he
oould not ses. ' - .- '"'
Specialists have been summoned from
Philadelphia In the hope of restoring
the boy's sight ... ..'.,.
HEARST'S BEAUTIFUL TROPHY CUP. .
The beautiful trophy given by William Randolph Hearst to the
Turn Vereln In the United States possessing the athlete who scores
the highest ' number of points In which American teams compete in the
great" turnfest to be held at Frankfort-on-Maln, Germany; during the
week beginning July 18. , - ' (. t
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OF
TI'JO-CEIIT CABLE
FAVOR
FaUier of Penny Postage Will Work,"
lor Lower Telegrapu v
Tolls.- , , '
London, June JO Now that penny
postage between England and the United .
States Is an accomplished fact, John
Henmker Heaton, M, P Intends to de
vote his energies to a reduction of tele
graph rates bstween England, and the
continent an "Inevitable sequence to'
which, he believea would be a corre
sponding reduction in tranaatlantla
cable rates. . .-' '.
, Mr. Heaton suggested that the Brit
ish and American governments should
Jointly acquire the property and rights
of the existing cable companies at a
fair valuation, establishing a common
state of monopoly In cable communi
cation. . .
. The Atlantlo cables as ' they exist
have a carrying capacity of 300,000,
000 words per annum. At the present
prohibitive rate of 1 shilling, w or 35
oents, a word, only 25,000.000 are sent
- If they were used to their full oar-
S71 wCPactjr' Mr. Heaton has no !
doubt that the rate of 1 penny, or 3
centa per word would be reraunerat-
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SOUVENIRS ARE - .
' USED IN WALLS
Pennfjlvanla Man Ha the, Most
TJalqae House in the
' World,
Philadelphia Pa, June 20. In ' Leb
anon county Pennsylvania lives a tann
er by the name of Tllghman FogeV and
he has ereote one of the most novel
houses ever conceived. If s ths only
one of Its kind In ths world, Its walls
being constructed of cement In which
are imbedded thousands of souvenirs
collected la all parts of the' globa
These souvenirs consist of all kinds
of stones, pabblea wood, sheila medi
cine bottles, glassware of every de
scription, plain, colored and fanoy;
chlnawara plain and fanoy; some whole,
some otherwise. For tnstanca he'd
take a glass pitcher and stick It Into
the sofe cement so that only the han
dle protruded. Then he- would take
another pitcher, whether of glass r
china and stick it In sldewlsa He'd
do the same with cups and sauoera He
would take a pitcher or cup and insert
In sldewlsa so that half would be In
the cement and the other half would
project A handful of bits ot colored
glass would be stuok Into the cement
i varying deslgna the whole malting
a phantasmagoria almost delirious in
Its effeot j.-. v - ' ....
On the north and south striae n th-
house there are huge squares of ce
ment filled In with all kinds of rnr.lt
some of them three times the size of a
man's head. Some of them are the or
dinary coubles you find In a field,
others are of Iron ore, flint, limestone
and a peculiar specimen of rock, which
he brought all the way from Kanaaa
Other specimens came from other west-
ern Mtates and terrltorlea He says r
moss souvenirs- - in tne cement blocks
represent practically every state In the
union. ... .. .. , . " ,
The borders around the windowa at
the kitchen are comoosed of alternate
layers of brick and soda water bot
tles with tn bottom outward. First
there is a brick, then a bottle, than an.
other brick and so oa Among them are
soma of the old-fashioned glass knobs
The nlllara of the Dorch are of hlua.
stona hand-carved,- and each pillar
represents a different kind of wood.
The Interior ot the house Is neat and
tasteful and without any oddity ot any '
kind. .-
RULER HONORS
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Stockholm. June 20. Kin Gustav has
addressed a personal letter to a chimney
sweep. Nils Augustus Llndberg, lauding
him as "the bravest man In all Sweden
and decorating him with the Golden Or-
aer or Menu xne ' "Dravest man in
Sweden" Is being eared for In the city
hospital and the king's own physician
calls to see him twice a day. After
his recovery the young man will enter
the service of the palaoa the king hav
ing promised him an easy and honorable
post ! -
This is how Niia a young reuow or
23, achieved the king's respect and the
rewards In store tor him:
The sweeo and a boy helper were
sweeping the chimneys of a theatra By
mistake the bov entered a chimney con
necting with the boilers, and there got
wedged. Nils, hearlnr the boy's crlea
discovered his plight and, rushing down
to tne Doiier-room. piungea inroura me
furnace fires and worked his way up
the chimney, with the flames reaching
his feet When Nils reached the suffo
cating boy he used his head for a ram
and, collecting all bis forca dislodged
the boy. Then he continued his up
ward climb, pushing along the boy with
his head and shoulders . until they
reached the roof. .
When the rescuers came they found .
Nils', clothes and hair burned off. his
feet and legs charred and his hands
burned to a crisp. .
Nils, will never be able to use bjs
bands and feet again. "Very well," said
King Gustav, "we wilt use mm for dec
orative - purposes. - He la an ornament
to the human race,"
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