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10 THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 8, 1803. in , . . i --U... .. !LUL.liI.J.'JU....t JllU'lU.Lil M-..'1-l i HJ 1. 1- . X.1 L.U .. 1. 1 J J. ' . . . I CHURCH SERVICES school. II 15 r. "i Ft Paul's mission' I Ii in ; L'pworfh leftKua. 6 SO l. m Pultun- SI li'.'i I Kit ri uviniue nml Cupeii- Servlrm, 11 a m. n J ter. H T Ire 7:S0 n l" s Vancouver Avenue- Service. 11 n,l 7:30 p in . Woodalork !! II 1' Dink Iota. If n ni. and 7:3 0 n n). I LiiiurlMoud Hiv K II. Bryant. , F(tvIo . 11 m ni an.1 ,' SO p. ni ; Bun- Uay school. 1U a in ; i-um ir-aciing. Alberta United Brethren Church TREE A MONUMENT Serv 1-15 n in . Fi. worth teuKiie l 1" r H. I r e i ' n. Baptist. Arista Rev. K A. Smith. Hervloce 11 It. in. and l in . BUIiouy ai..i, i Nor e Inn -1 ..i,l.s,, sV. m ; H. i I 8 .. . .... rWvl.-na, In 3,t n. m. "ml 7 i'0 i IHa-hlaiid - All.ei ia una cum ""- Krovn nr.ir Monlavllla. Rev. J HcAiock. pallor. Sunday Swedish H i lh Ick mul Reach. Rev chuul. 10 a. ni htvIom at 11 a. m. and jnnn Vil Services, 11 u. in snd 1:30 ji. in ; b. V. I". "'. 6. JO p. m ' ,,. i.; Sundav achool. 10 a. m . Kpworth iiellwood Tiom and Klsventn )eiiril(, - p , Street; Rev John liantslaii. irlc.i .Vat ,j,.rmttn Fifteenth and Hojrt O. 11 it. in. an(l ;:3i' p. ; Sunday school. A Waasa. Hcrvlcia, 11 a in. and 7:30 10 a. in. H. V 1' I - "Ai- Sermons m by Rev. fc. I- Leonard. Hecond German Stanton and Rodney, Civarv Last Eighth and arant Rev E. K. II. : tiler. Services. 11 a. m. Streets itev I N Muiioe Services 11 , n,t a p. , . Sunday school. 9:45 a. m ; a. in und 7 30 ni , Sunday school, 10 Kpworth league. 7 SO p m. a ni 11. Y. P. I . 0 P I Japanese M I salon 1 ? 1 North Flf- Immauucl -.-'et-iind and Mend etreeta; teenth. Rev. Klin, n Rluarn. Services. Eev A It Mi'.tk.-r S.rvl at 11 JSO.a. in nnd h . 3 1 p. m. ; Hunlay hchool, . , ..r ,i : io i, :n . Sunday school. 1.30 n m. jj , , a , Sellwo.d Corner r ; n t Fifteenth and; Grace .'! r.::"n l'.ev Oilman Pr- Taroina menu.-; i:v I,rs:or C P'inr : Vtr ri li-i j n: t- "d 7:o0 SitvI.'i n. 11 a in nnd 7:3n y in.; Junior' P in " tf -,.'.:. ..-.. .. ;0 a. m. . B. T. Kpwortli le.ii:e. 1' 3 p. 111 , P'iilor Kp- p' 1' " : r n.' fx : r.'i.-n t'V Rev. A. K. . w.u 111 li-(su. '! 3i . in Fr.e Flrat - Kaxt Ninth and Mill. rev. ' tVritr1 Tirfjli'lli :id Ankeny ' J. Jonv.-ton Ser ii-cti, 11 a m.. 7:Sj treet Y t V 7 . i.:0n erx u-e at . ni . Thnrhy. 7:30 y m. ; J a j fc r ,.r.fl f, ,, rr- jiunday -ho.l. The Clinton-Kelly Memorial Thirty- 1 It'ir 1 1 ":,: -1 7 r '3- .S r:iU''ii ninth and Powell Mreots, llev B I I v., i , , 1 . ' v,i .'irin :;u A H Mi- Keftlor, 1 :'.tor. 8ervlc'a, 11 a. m. and ..I-.t ' S p. ni ; Kumlnv achoql, 10 0. m ; Hp- T l-"k- Ke A. I H1IL m 111 It-n.iic. I I. III., juiiioi icnftui:, frvlrei. II r in. I , d ra. Woodlawn 'W'llllam J. Iouirlr.aa. ias- l?an, nnd Rev. tor. Pervl,-. , 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; 1 i:vu-t: Suniiu' m tu". l: lv a- m a n. am: 1. 11. K V I frit!niii i. Rev. C. fi r vl'.I'"--e;,-'fc"' Vx J U." ! ' I" n versify rnrk -Corner Daw.on nd 1 " . P""dln bl.hor- July I; ?; i lvn FlKko Mreeta. Rev. William R. Jeffrey The bulldln waa oommenced laat ml.is"l, i- i imr ii.. . . V intflri an.1 rumn Ateil mirk In Jnna. BondHv ai liool. 10 a. m : Epworth leag-u -Twelfth t.J" p m m. 1 1- 1 1 IJFE RICLTS CX)NI)KMNKO. day fair, and continued warm; norther ly wind. Maximum temperature. It dnaraaa: It Mark, the Grav of an Admlwr of "?'"!" u..,1't,,,,:"''".u?' Ju , l"" IraRlent Jackson, ihn-e In laat S4 hour.' O.i'faet. Total rinlam Corrranondenra Phllaiinlnliia n- rainfall in t. in. to t 11. m.) .0 Inch ord total raliiTall alnoe Beptmnher 1, 107, In the Daptlat iravyard at Canton. I 3-ou l"cn'; normal rainrull alnoe Hep- near here. Ilea the body of an old Revo l lnohaa. otal un.hini ahu. i lutiunwy aviuier nainea jidm eayraa. lion. l noure. 12 minutea: uon h i iun A rude, unlettered aandatone mark hla ehine Autuat t, tvos, 14 noura. 30 niln rn.v. hut . m, !'. miromeier (reauc8(l to aeu - u,uuu I luvall at Ii n. m . !M Si nil i. main ia a iar(i nicnory iree, toe irunK of whloh. throe feet from the around, meaaurea F.m tnohea In elroumferenoe jBiiiDi Diiyrna wtta an arueni admirer i - . of Andrexv Jaokeon. ao often called "Old in-pccio irtir jni-w n,quipmeni on I nicicory" rrom the character of beliiK Transpacific Idner hllxrla. bo unnenainaT in any cause WHICH he be- d'nlti-d lri Laaaad Wlr. llevea to Ho rlrht. Mr. Kay re a always San Franclano, Au. I A pile of wkio n vi iiit-Riiry on iub nrenm worinieae lire preservers IB lyina" on tne on -tralnlnaT days." and before he died tiler where the bl Paclflo Mall liner oirecioa xnai a nioKory tree be planted Mineria l aooitea, having: been drafted on his arave. This was done, and after I from the oablns of the blir ship by lh tree attained rronortlona doemod United Utates Inapectora. Th lnveatf- iinaultahle to adorn a crave It waa due R"' Ion of the lnnpeotors revealed that up. Another tree roraiiar from the rootal the belts eondemnral are filed with tula left In, and this In time was also dna reeda that have split, and cork that has up. hen a third tree appeared, with a persistency In a ood causo worthy ofl emulation, relatives or the deceased dl-l reoted that It be not dlaturbed. Uenoe the tree of large Droportlona that an nually showers lte nuts over the gravel or tne aereaeea admirer or "Old Hick ory. rotted to such sn eitent as no longer to be able to support the weight re quired It waa also discovered that much of the ahlp'a rubber hose la In bad con dition. TJie Paclflo Mali people are said to knoV nothing of the matter, but the hlg Pile of worthless Ufa preservers Is atlll no the dock: TWO CROSS IN LATE. Koho Head Arrives loni Japnu and Eureka From Eureka. The barkentlne Koko Head reaohed Astoria at 7:15 last night from Yoko hama, crossing In after having beaten about for a few hours outside during a denae fog. The Koko Head cornea un der charter to the Fnolflo Export Lum ber company to carry a cargo of lum ber to New Zealand. The steam schooner Eureka, Captain Black, arlved at Aatorla at I o'clock laat night and left up half an hour Inter. Hhe Is In from Kureka via Cooa Huy and Is scheduled to sail from Mar tin s dock Monday night She will be at the dock this morning. 4 J Alliertn I nlted Brethren church, re cently oompietea. at a cost or 3.Mu J. lituicni'l. Firs; .tin White tj V '. . - .-, .l lr imii'iir nrrli r. n m 11 a TT1 riiT-" l. ni ,a.lyKM. Haro.d ' j'o p m. and 7:3 p.' in ; class meeting, i It hna two main rooms," one MxBO feet, ft' ttlHiiu. ''mill". "TUt L':if i.rncod 12 15 p. m . S indnv school, 9:45 a. m.;, Voter- mi. "No PI are Like H-roe. , Kpworth lengue. S:SP i p. m. ,KK.W, EL 7 p. m.; Bible school at t p. m. Sunnvsliii' ulermun iorij-nrat, .......i... ,., i Kern Park Rev. B. M. Patterson. Februarv ami completed earlv In June. the main auditorium, and a Sunday scnooi tana ciasa room itjxIS feet, tne entire structure renting on a full con crete foundation. Rev. Ii. E. Ktnerlok Is the pastor In charge. Rev Harold Oner. Services, Services. 11 a. m. and 8 s-amiE) ; ... .... . achoo 10 . m.: C. K.. :0 v. m m.; BlbU it ,,M.- Hi win in uviEi:. HfT. L. Pirrri ffJ. ti tli.anililtir lib TYi J'mtllin . u . ' ..nih' " - , . . , "... , n T flK.o., .!:. a ii.. . i l' " n,v c,s" meeiiiiK u in.; juii-r. Woodlawn Sen-Ices at 111 It, and t. Jo,:n .M-termar. It C. Feld- i letuo. 3 p. m.; Kpworth league. 6.45 g t, m ,,y tnB nstor cark w Com nnu. 1'r.s.rhliiK ? r- n, Sunday school ; I m 71onorn,r Thlrtnth anJ!tock; Sunday acKool. 10 a. m.; Y. P. S. ier-.imi S. ventl. and Etc Ar.keny ' Miln R-v W. W. .Nfalhewa. pastor, i " ,.-,V8t ,rner Park and Columbia ptreis, I'.es Ktantot. C. Ljipiian Serv- Strvlces. 11:00 a,jmand :00 p. m. streets: Rev. K. 8. Muckley. Servlo-s. loss. 1:3 u m end 7 4:" p. m. J 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., Blbl'a school. 10 Hi. Jnluif f. A Leontr.-l S-erTicex , Congregational. .a. m - C. K 6:30 p. m. Toplc.a, "The Jl a. m mul . :.t- r. m. unaar urnooi. , Flrat Madison . ri I I- L .. i 3(i m Sl P rr. street. ter R. livott. 1 ...i!T-mi;n . l our. sr;C MW. Jit J Km!". Sen-Ices, l: a i i ,(, rr s'.m.i.. '.Anni i n nn n ,n Labor and Capital Contention and the Topics: Are Souls In Heaven Altogetner I errect i rr.h-rity Park 161 S Haven avenue; United Brothien In Christ. l'.,v 1 U Vr. 1 ol.tfr.n r,fltnr 1 . . " "" :Pr-chinga, 1 'l' a. m" and 8 p. m.rSun- j flf 1" t TZ, Tr" .lay schuo!. 1 . , a. in., Y. P. S. C. E., 6:30 a, H a In and 7;j0 m ; Kun()ay i f ,, . . , , ; school nt 10 a. m. Address by Mlrfs p ln,T "'ide -Corner of East Taylor and R0hr o-i "Prison ana Hospital Vork." Fst Thirty-fourth Btrect; Rev. J. J. itadical Sixth and Mechanic streets; Stauo. Service at 11 a. m.; Sunday Rev T j. Cocking. Services. 11 a. ru. ech di. 10 a. m.: Junior C. K , S p. m.;!and 7 30 p. m.; Sunday -school. 10 a. m.: Per"- C E . ( 30 P m. Topic: "The j y. p. S. C. E.. 6:80 p. m. C.-yrch as a Family." Alberta East Twenty-seventh and uii:rnwoo..i uev. iv. ri. niyers. MlMre.l: Rev. R. R. Rmarlch naarnr Ice. 11 a ni .; Sunday school, 10 a. 1 s&rvlces, 11 a. m. end 8 p. m.; Sunday Y P. fi. C. E. 6:30 p. m. . . idiooL 10 a.m. Chrlstlaa Science. Chinese Aiiaion Fundny selinni. 7 p ChlnoKB. !- p. rr. F'lrut trcotv. Jr.. unci a. in B.'-ont1 O-rmari Monis rreet aril Jtoane? ai t nut.. Kev F Buennara. frr ics. 1 a. rr. and 7.86 It m.. Sun day school. P 4Ti a., m. ilsr: F. r"r-f!f-i; street Ccrner Hast Alain: Rev. B C. Cook. Service 11 a. m. and 7 ?c p. rr. : Bible school. 10 a. m.; B. Y. L' V.. t ti, p. m Lat Pirrt svenve ard Foster rtai s-v' v , .i j.. ';-' m., v r. h. c. 1;. c ao p. m. aclool , , - - iuisispippi Avenue j-iississippi avo- w r .m n-. - . . nue an 1 Fromcnt street; Rev. Daniel T. Mot Olive s veoth aa Everett; Thom.,. Sfnl,. 11 a m. and 7:30 Kv. L. fc K Jfhnsoa. Services at 11 p m . Sun,,av BChool. 10 a .111.; Christian i First Church of Christ, Scientist a. rr.. En'i p m. ifcccav. r ? SO p m. I Scottish Rite cathedral. Morrison an! Sw-edlsn Hoyt and Fifteenth Rev. ; Hassalo Ptreet East Seventh and I Lownsdale streets. Service at 11 a. m.; fcrk-k S-;f.e.-sirom Services 19 :4 a. . . HMio streets; Rev Paul Rader. Her- 1 Sunday school at close of morning n V V, J - "cawl- - n-' icon. ll:(-0 a, rr. and 7:45 p. m.; Sunday services; suniect or lesson, "Bpirlt t-- a " , c . , v. school. 12 m.; Y. P. 8. C. E, 6:45 p. m oJ? cA, ,enu J,iS8'n (Swedish) , Highland East Sixth street north and Comer Skldmore. Sunday schoo, 10 ; Prcsctt - Rev E s Bollinger. Sfrv- m- Mn. pt 11 On n m finJT Z r m Jkorwestan-Panish Services In hall: 1,,. c... f- 'u K" ' Fnlrlt corner MHMsjdpr! nd Shaver streets, j gt. John's Rev. c. "w. Nelson. Sorv- Grem-Sunfcyschool. 10 a. . i m" a,:d 8 m; Kunday 8cho1' I Presbyterian. r Serv'cts. 11 a m. Sermons by Rev. R. : FiVot Gfrman-Fist Seventh pnd ,churcn, f V18 f trangers Wasco It. Trobfli - . c-. . i.erman List eventn end I street and Grand avertue; Rev. S. Earl Tnird-Knott and Vancouver; Revr R. I ia m" a,i 7M nHmP: I Pu,BolB" rvicfs at 10:30 a. m. and Bchwedler: Sunday school 10 a m - R pr' p a:.In- and J.B0 p. m.,jS:00 p. m sermon translated for the Y. P. C, 7:30; services. U a. m. and 8 1 5 "in a" "; t nrl8tlan j deaf each Sunday morning; Sunday m- t 1 "; 1 Episcopal. r-reiownail, Trlnttr Nineteenth antl First Twelfth and Rev. William Hiram Foulkes. Services!7! 8 a. m' 11 a. m. and 8 n. m - Sunrlnv Seoond Elks' temple. Stark between Sixth and Seventh streets. Services at 11 a. m. ; Sunday school at close of morninfr service; subject of lesson, school. 12 m t irst Kixth ana Montgomery streets: Rev. A. W. Wilson, pastor. Services at Everett ' 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Italian serv ices at 4 p. in. McXcan. Mizpah East Thirteen and Powell. Services at 10:30 a. m. and S p. m.; Sunday school. 11:30 a. m.; Christian Endeavor. 7 p. m.; Sunday school at lUidway. 10:30 a. m. Calvary Presbyterian Corner Elev enth and Clay streets. Rev. Boudlnot Seeiey will preach in tho mornine at 10:30, tubject "The Universality of Je sus." Mlf--s Marearet Lamberson or pardst: Mr. Caughey, precentor; Sun day sehqpl. 12 noon, Miss Caroline Strong superintendent. During August the eveninsr pervie. wilt hp nmio Fourth Flrr-t and Glbbs streets: Rv. ! a- m- and P John R. Welch. Services at in-sn a m 1 a. m Epworth league Alder 10:80 a. m. and 7:45 p. m .; Sunday ' fit'honl. 9 : 4 f a. m. ' 1VI. 23. ClltlPCll South. schoo. 12 m ; tonics "The Investment j St. Matthews First and Caruthers 171 Second street ; Rev. E. F. Mowre, Of Influence and Ymir Reasonable streets.: T!ev W A M Rreck In i-harr. 1 aarli. 11 o m or, , . a., V V . ' ji .i.;. i .oun. v-. uoiy communion, i ::i(J a. rn. clay school, 11 fro-i atneurai or m. r-iepnen xne riiar-le:a0 p. m. tyr Thirteenth and Clay streets; Rev. j H. M. Kamfiaj-. Communion, 7:30 a. m.; Unitarian. 8,vT"i.,r " m-anu ,:-su V- m., ounaay. Church of Our Father Corner of ii. , i'. . .i. Yamhill and Seventh streets; Rev. W. fct. Andrews Portsmouth; Rev. Fran-I G. Eilot Jr.; Rev. T. L. Eliot, D. D., cis O. Jones. Holy fM.ii,munion and ser- n.)nlater rnieritua. Rev. Nehemiah A. mon. 11 a. m.; eveiilnK prayer. ,.30 p. m. Haker, assistant minister. Services. 11 St. Pauls YVoolniere; C. L. Parker, 1 a m lay reader. Service at 11 a. m. ; Sunday' ' school. 9:45 a. ni ; Rev. W. A. M. Breck will off. elate. Ing, weaving, embroidery; they held the building trade lin check in Paris for more than a year; they almost succeeded In stopping the construction of the Metropolitan, and are openly preparing for a general strike. Aid all t Ills hy tne sole employment ol the law or 194. which the government and the chamber dare not reform. Union man! The term answers to everything, or rather enables one to reply to nothing. Union labor has all rights and no dutlea The union Is all-powerful and Intangible." GERMANY Inventor of "Wood Cure" Sen tenced Emigration Decreases 80 Per Cent. The extraordinary credulity which still prevails among a large section of the population was well Illustrated by a prosecution at Brunswick, which resulted in a man named Charles Al brecht beinir sentenced to three veftra' penal servitude for criminal ouackery. slon tahla. chaira. aldehonrd r , L pmc-iiuwi an a. num. n iioo.iir i rocuers in real leather, ivui'KKN uAv Weather He port. The pressure conditions on the Pa clflo slope remain practically un changed; the oaromeier Is relatively high along the Immediate coast and relatively low over the Interior of the country. The temperature In all lo calities continues high and In this dis trict, except near the coast, it Is from seven to 14 degrees shove the normal. I The Indications are for fair and con-I Untied warm weather In this district Sunday. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Sunday fair, northerly winds. Oregon. Washington and Idaho Sun- feo. Botei 6 Co Housekeepers and parties furnishing are Invited to Baker's Auction House ON TUESDAY NEXT when the following goods will be sold by auction by 3EORGE BAKER, the reliable auctioneer: Pretty parlor suit In silk covering. DINING SUITE IN QUARTER OAK and weather oak fin ish, rockers to match, pair portieres, 2 fruit pictures. Brussels carpet, rugs and gas range. Tho above from a flat. Also part furnishings of residence: Exten- buffet, Lots in this beautiful, Sightly tract are now selling at $550 to $750, installments, easy payments. Easy of access by Oregon Electric and Fulton lines. You cannot make -any mistake In buying at these figures. Lots sell for $1,000 each one mile south of this tract. The proposed Olmsted boule vard, as described in The Journal a week ago, runs through our property. This boulevard is part of one of the grandest scenic boulevard and nark systems in the world. Visit the tract today and. see tor yourself the great advantages of owning a homesite on Ralston Heights. L. 0. RALSTON Owner : o I. MARGULIS Agent on Ground. A-3098 Down -Town Office AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO. 90 Seventh Street. Main 154, A-1541. HOUSE TO RENT, 627 JEFFERSON ST. MAIN 184. I at KirchbraK. and to his many clients ne recommended the blood or executed murderers as a remedy for all kludu of ailments. The demand for this grue some medicine was enormous, and In order to cope with it Albrecht ob tained a quantity of pig's blood, which he bottle and sold as the blood of be headed murderers at 12s a bottle. His profits were very laree. and his na- tlents, who numbered hundreds, blindly KNPOBT. couches. CHERRY BOOK- CASK, writing table with drawers, fold ing bench, box couch, oak Morris chair In leather sent and back, velvet car pet, AXMINSTER RUGS, pretty Iron beds, silk mattresses, steel snrlnsrs. pillows, PRINCESS DRESSERS, chef- roniers. targe mirror, small desk, hall tree, JEWEL OAS RANGE, Ruby heat er, gas water heater, etc. ALSO 2 i LARGE PAINTINGS 7 feet by 4 feet 3 St. Mark orner of Nineteenth and Church of TTnlveTasJist. the Good Tidings East . , . LI ..".. V..:' t " V " " I ("outh and East Eighth streets: Rev. yuo.o y . J "'PSOII. i 1, rorhv Service 10 4S a m nrt Bible school, 12 m. Holy communion. 8 a. m.; services. m.; .Sunday school, 11 10 and (:.-. p. m.: Sunday school i? m v P. S. C. E.. 6:30 p. in. "Preaching at 10:30 " hv Rev. D. A. Mackenzie of Che ha!i. Wash. Hawthorne Pari: Twelfth nnd East John's Memorial SelhvooJ: Rev. H. D. Chambers. Services, 11 a. in. and 8 p. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. in. Ministers' Asaociatlon- UlacellanootiB. and Mediums' Protective Auditorium, Third between Good Shepherd Vancouver avenue, -""J "r """,7-45 p m Alldna; Rev. John n i..'i.i Tin n a e kii Communion. S a. m .: ' ..to,..., c,nnj nU nr i-t,' Taylor streets: I'.cv. F Nelson Aiion ! I'awson, rector. Service at 10:30 a m.: Sunday school, I Sunday school, 9 45 a. in.; morning serv- i Service 3:30 n". m. ii m. i. r. s. :. is., b:30 p. in. nee, ii a, m.; evening service, Y:3U p. m. icrlf.nda Church Corner of Main and woFber R.6V" aTF ,H" ratt" 8el1- 1 St; 'v,."'-r'. Twelfth and Bel- Eat Thlrtfiftn SSZU; Lindley 'a wood street and (Jantenbeln avenuo. rnont streets; Rev. o-orge B. Van Wat- Wells, pastor; services, ll a, m and Services, 11.00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.j'ers, D. D.. rector. Holy communion. 8 g D m Bible school. 10 a. m.; prayer Sunday school. 10:00 a. ni.; C. E.. 6:30 a. m.; Sundav scho j!. f:4f, a. m.; rec- meeting 7 pm ' y ' p "'-. , . . . , tl,r'a, nlbl" clas. In chapel. 10 a. m.; Divine Truth Center Hall. 201 Alis- . Cninef-e 14oii r irst street: services, i services, 11 a. in. and S p in. . kev buildlnir, corner Third and Morri- i:45 p. m.: Sunday scnooi 6:45 p. m.; Ascension Chapel Portland Heights, son streets; services. 11 a. m. Thad yoong peoples meeting. 8:45 p. m Sunday school. S:.)o a. in. i de-is M nard pistor thurcn or our Savior Woodstock, j The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Services, 11 a. m. j Dav Saint Room 400 Allsky building. I Services, 11:30 a. m. and 7:80 p. m.; Lutheran. .Sunday school, 10 a. m. Swedish Immnnuel Nineteenth and Christian and Missionary Alllanc ler streets. Rev. Henry Marcotte. Serv- ' Piedmont I lev land avenue and Jar- rette street. Rev. N. S. Reeves, B. D Services. 11 a. rn. and 7:45 p. m.; Sun day school, 12:15 p. m.; Y. P S C E o.i i, p. in. M-; Irving streets Services. 11 i m. and ' C. D. Sawtelle. pastor. East Ninth and Ices, 10.30 a. m. and 7-30 p. m : Sunday "' ; r"na' sf'i0'"- : a- - , school. 12 m : C. E. 6.30 p m ,.:Nf,r":.:';a" T," XenJ? and services, 10:80 a. Marshall-Stre-t Marshall and North . L ,1 ? a in : Seventeenth rtreets; Rev. C W Vlavs ,d ?' i ' S"30; Sunday school, ,0 a. m ; preaching "at "Snlal.lanlsh-U Mount lauor Belmont street and Prettyman avenue; Rev. Edward M Sharp. paRtor. Services at 11 a m. and p. m.; cunu.-iy scnon! at 10 a m Morris street. Rev 1 1 a. in. and s p. m 10 a. m. St. James' English nlon avenue and J. Stott. Serviceu, n. ; Sunday eeliool. -West Park and ar.d Spokane avenue. Rev. D. A. Thomp son. Services at 11 a. m and 7:30 p m Sunday school, 10 a. m : Christian Ten' favor. 6:30 p. rn. ? Third East Thirteenth and Pine , r m Hun1. f-ellWood Corner East Sever t'e'enth ,Jrffe,"8on streets: J Allen Leas. Serv r. - .. iocs ll n m: nnnv Brnini ill o m Norwegian 46 "North fourteenth street; Rev. J. M. Nerving. Services at denvor 6:30 p. rn. 11 a. m. una i :30 p. m.; Sunday school. to a. m St. Paul's German East Twelfth and Clinton streets, Rev. A. Kruse. Serv ices, 10 3 i a. m. and 8 p. tn. ; Sunday b hool, 9:30 a. m. Trinity German (Missouri gynod) Corner Williams avenue and Sellwood street; J. A. Rimbach. Services at 10 a m. and 7:80 p. nv; Sunday school. Clav streets. Services. 10:30 a, m Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; Y'eung Peo ple's meeting. jB : SO p. m. FRANCE Paris Streets Blocked Wlne-grow-tng Districts In Distress Louis Lataplo on Socialists. obeying his directions, drank the pig's in. each, suitable for restaurant. Those u.ouu, Y.'-'os u iu mo Niimii oi costly paintings were sa-ved rrom Bar. cr minals who hud died on the scaf- i Francisco earthquake, fold. The same remedy was recom mended for heart disease, consumption. On view tomorrow afternoon. PALE gout, skin disoase and practically every TUESDAY next AT 10 A, M., at BAK- tu fVn i slcknoss- ... , , I ISRS' AUCTION HOUSE, Park, near There has been a remarkable fall In j Morrison the volume of emlcratlon from the norts of Hamburg and Bremen during the first six months of the present year and if this may be taken as a sign or the general well being of the working classes In Germany the empire ought to be particularly flourishing at the present time. During the first six months of 1907 1 1 1.3 1 7 emigrants sailed from Hamburg; this year the number I wns only z,8!0. From Bremen thero sailed 130.696 persons in the first half of 1907; this year the number has fal len to 25,474. The flow of emigrants Is always largely composed of Russians and Poles, and as the desire to escape to new Tiomes across the Atlantic shows no falling off 'on the part of the two nationalities named, the decline must ON THURSDAY NEXT At BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE, Fur niture, Carpets. Stoves, 200 yards Linoleum. SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK. BAKER A SON, AUCTIONEERS. Auction Sales 4444444444444444444444)44 uiauMuiie, i lie iiumt: riace s On the OREGON CITY CARLINE, the njost desirable heme place, winter and- summer, near Portland. The home of "CHAU- J TAUQUA" at Gladstone Park,' the most idel and beautiful "Na- 2 tural Park" within fifty miles of the "ROSE CITY." It is here, each year, the world's renowned flcholars and orators meet the J .thousands of happy people, assembled for their annual outing and entertainment. A NEW, MODERN, $6,000 HIGH SCHOOL is now under con- t structuon. A handsome new church will soon be erected in the heart of Gladstone. New homes have been going up constantly for the past year. We have many desirable lots and acreage for sale at reasonable prices, near the carline. A splendid water power in Glad- 2 stone is for sale or lease. SEE ALL OF PORTLAND'S SUBURBS J THEN SEE GLADSTONE. CALL ON OR ADDRESS. H. E. Cross, Oregon City, Oregon f have been almost entirely on the part MONDAY WEDNESDAY of emigrants from Germany proper. As 1 ' rjOL.n I , FRIDAY, AT 10 A. M. EACH DAY, AT WILSON'S ROOMS 173-175 SECOND, CORNER a matter of fact, work is so plentiful j throughout Germany that immigrants j iiom nciKuooring nations are nocking thither and are welcomed. A German statistician who made In quiries to find out In which European country peoplo live longest arrived at the following conclusion: Germany, with her 55,000.000 Inhabitants, has only 78 persons who passed the age of 100 while France, with her population of 40,000,000, has 213 centenarians. Eng land and Ireland have 146 Scotland ax Denmark 2, Belgium 5. Sweden 10 la fine assortment of. narlor. librarv din Norway, with her 2,300,000. has 23. ing-room, bedroom and kitchen and home Switzerland cannot boast of a single one, . furnishings, comprlslnir the latest ftn but Spain counts 410 among her lS.flon- ' lshed furniture in mahogany, maplo and 000 population. The number of ceri- 'oak, rattan, rockers f.kI chairs, dr.sscrs, tenarlans is astonishing in the Balkan i chlf f onleres, eto. Something useful and stiites. Sorvla has 573, Roumania 1 OS i ornamental in modern housekeeping, and Bulgaria beats the record with 3 SS3 ! Ranges, gas stoves, cook stoves and all one to every lO Inhabitants ' 'the necessary utensils for modern ... . I housekeeping, etc. Carpets, rugs, lino- 13 YAMHILL, AT 10 A. M. On each day advertised we sell from c iron worKs Streets: Kev. Andrew J. Montgomery ii'.je h. in. una i :b p. m. Hope Montavilla; Kev. S S White Fervices at U a. n: r.nd 7:30 p m Sunday school. 10 a m. Millard Avenue Rcv. A. I Sone Funday school, 10 a m.; services. 11 a' m. and 7:S0 n m Anabel Services at 11 a. m and 7 45 k:l5 m p. m Zion s Go Kent 1 worth E. THrty-severith street and Gladstone aven'ie. preachlna at 11 D-; Ices' In English, first -and third Sun-.'lo" Is expressed against the General jjHinir cuiuvueiaouu wiio.ii 1111- rai - The labor crisis has been brought home to Paris by the lamentable condi tions of the streets, nearly a third of which are obstructed with heaps of gravel and mortar, wheelbarrows, scaf folding, sheds, barriers and every de scription of Impediment. Not since the commune of 1871 have Paris thorough fares been in such a terrible condition ierman (Missouri Svnod) C V ci r.rr. :i n n,l Salmon Etr.iila W X-J Peiirers. pastor. Services, 10:15 and i The complaints of the public are loud a. m by P.v J S tnrnin. tj, t. . v:45; Sunday school, s:ao a m. ; serv- inirainnu "'u i'ii .ooiKu i . . j i . . . - ouiiotiy MIJll'll hi 1Z Trinitv Fult ro.: Chrlstiar on; Sundav school at 11 dBVB t . . T1 . n Endea-or 7 no n m Swedish Augustana Rodney preaching by Harvey Miller S 00 r m and Stantnn street: Rev. C. A tl- S:..rvlciM 1 T. -IT. a m anil 7 1 avenue ' Tolln ServlceH. 10-45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.; f.,kru,, . Sund.n- school, n 30 a. m. , KfiatKUst Swedish Mlssior: Comer Seventeenth Taylor-Ftre.ct -Rev. Benjamin Tonne and tillsan. Rev. I!. J. Thoren. pastor.. l aStor Scriroil 10 .If! . m I Kr-ir 11 a m nnii 7 IK n m :46 p rr. r!aef-. 9 -Jo B m s-,r(inv jay school. 10 a. m. n d. SCIkm-i, 1. 1 :, r. rr. . Eoworth :Sf' P tn Sermons bv Kev r.r wn-i. Wsllnco Voiir:pen Topics. Th"i- Unlted BvaufrellcsJ. ' m... , ' . . T " . .. . -1 L. M C V. Second Fargo and Kerby street": Rev t l idling 7:4j D. m. St. John's Ivanhoe and John streets; Rev. Ci.es.ter la i! ')ats Preaching, 11 a m.. Sunday school at 10 a m. (Hkl'-v Jreen -Jay street and Wil liam, tte boulevard, Rev J. Boweraox. paator Services, 11 a. m. and 7:4i p. m Sundav ad. oil. 10 a. m. Topic. 'The Arlding Word"' and "Lavid iaJ m : Goliath " ruiir,y:-iiii.-c.Rs' lmhii; treet hr tween East Thirtv-fifth ar.d TblrtT slxth street-.; T B -ord Servi-ca 11 a. m hnd 7 30 p. m . Junior lair-je 3 p m Senior lar-.i t 1 5 p m Pt. dav BchoC. 0 5c n t- St. JoLna F L. Yoijnir a. m. an.i 1 it p 19 a. rr. Fpworth Rev-. Chara T XfcPhe- er. services 'ri (mnn h-::M:-- m S'rvloes, n Lniisy school. fair Runday ch".il. irnt"-. : Si n. rn Topics lem of 1 Ife.'' and "The Wi Er worth rtie Pro',- ,-aa-ca n-f Cu -' enitriry rj,t fine and EaFt Ninth treeta Rev. Clarer.ce True Wllaon Ii r. ptor. evtci. le-So a m Twl nni srvice. t b. ra. Topica: -; i.-- IkIhiis feel convinced Is the cause of all tha trouble. M Hienvenue, chief engineer of munl ' rlpal works, declared tiiot the demands of lator unions have become so ej-en-, Five Cat the cast of excavating a cubic meter of Boll baa increased 60 per cent within 12 months. Almost every day I workmen atrlke. and even when they ! nut In tn appearance at the sheds they lounpe ebout and scarcely do any work. Already the Chamber of contractors 1 has decreed the suspension of work at the principal aheda and demanded revo- .1 MrtH.-artta I I h IK, I w pastor. Sunday j.arls owlnit ,0 the Impossibility of ex ecuting; them because the workmen have reduced the amount of rtatlv work bv 40 per cent, and demand between 30 and 60 per cent Increase of wares Mean while the Paris streets tn those parts of the city where work h-,a been begun and abaodond remain practlcaJly im I aasable. The wine-arrowing d!r'cta of T4 Midi are aa.n in dlstreaa iir . of AUCTION SALES BY The Portland Auction Co. (Incorporated) 211 FIRST STREET Tuesday and Thurday 10 A. M.; Friday 2 P. M. For this week wo can say like the clown: Here we are again.'' with the rooms full of the finest assortment of furniture ever shown in an auctian S-18,9. W havo "f'out 30 dressers In TINA MAHOGANY, BIRDSEVE JIA oIiEk tiAVKD lio"'E.N OAK. plaTn oak aJ5 mapie, exteualon tables In mis sion and golden oak. buffet and box seat chairs to match, also china closets and sideboards, large assortment of metal beds. Btfel couohea. Davenports and ...n,,i uuui-i.hu, rocKers. center stands, itiienen treasures, y in iact anytning an leum and floor coverings, etc We have everything necessary for up-to-date housekeeping. NOTE Our salesman will outfit you for modern housekeeping for less cost than sny other concern In the city. N. B. If you want fixtures for your store, office or elsewhere, see us before you purchase. We pay the highest possible price the times warrant for home furnishings, furniture, office outfits, etc. Phones Main 1628. A-4243. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. Ksaszz.aaBQssESarasisssra m 15 R K m in K Kl V Ji W W US t m a m m a m td w it hi U O. E. Hcintz, Manager. Phone East 57; Home B-1157 Castings of All Kinds StecS Buildings and Bridges M til 13 m w East End Burnside Street Bridge IN STOCK 3 to 24-inch Beams, 4 to 15-inch Channels, V2XV2 to 8x8-inch Angles. Portland, Oregon HOLLADAY'S ADDITION The one best place In Portland to buy. Geographical eei.ter and most de sirable residence property of the city. Seeing Is believing. Bet'er go and see the many choice residences under construction and the improvements going on. THE OREGON REAL ESTATE COMPANY 88 Vt TBTJLD BTUEET. POBTSJLKD. OBEErOB. as-front cupboards, evervtht-io. trr tKa house- Come nnd seta rome of the bar gains and be convinced that we still BI T MORE AM) FELL MoRK furni ture than ary other auction house In the city PORTLAND AICTION CO 31 1 FIRST ST MAIN 5CSS. A 4111. -..., .,i. (i them, at leat the diatrlct of TWi.rs. i rraiureilcal Associations. f!)r wor(M, of ,nan WBS y,.r at F'.ret Lnjilish I..it Sixth and Mar- te time cf the municipal strikes In our ket dt-erif, S A Slewert. pastor Serv- deparlraen'a BJt this time the mlt- lea at 11 a rn. and S p rr. ; You"g fortur.ea ef the Midi arise from thunder I '- p e a alliance, 7 p. rr. . Sunday school. n1 hll"'orma Iarge tracts covered i with' vinerards have bn devastated German Tomer Tenth anj Clay : p,B.rui received at the ministry of a. Streets: Tr.eotora Rrlllii.r r.utnr '.isii ..... If Aa r. ..t.. ChlTi 'se Miaston Chan Rln. - w-t . Sermon at ' a m and Til n m - i i Am trrsi in it,, i ..T7 .v e m ' " ' c, J: U f- .m- . . . I'" reslon Dv.'.m. 11 a. m. and Centrl-i-Ruan and Kerbr aimm. 1 T. Abtoett. NtiVm, 1.J a ro. and Custom la India" and " Prayer a'nj j," 10 a. ro Anrwar." V err. lag addrsvs fcy Mrs. Pat" First G - tereoa ex Ace . schoot ! a. m Special Furniture Auction Sale BY THE FORD AUCTION CO. At 367 E. Morrison St., Tuesday Next at 10 a. m. Here la a large c ra'rnment of choir furniture h!oi p..fiv,v must h od The ot Ir.rludea a r.nrir near lafi' ette eflHeh. elrn -k eitensin labia oak hookraae with a-laaa .i . lt rr-M. I ki.a.iA. ll . " . M" :"' ra- ..V-,. . ' . -7 .1 ' . aiot. t. iiat.e or . r ... , vt. ii. , -.in nun i -o a, ,iodi. amj rviga. carpet, la co urh Covers. I, Memorial East Eix-hternth and Tib- r,4 mined, rreat narnl ; r? ..- c- Hoover, pastor. Fr-achln iii it la feared, be In neel rf p,.hllc t i at lU;a and ; 5 p. m ; Sunday Jlittf v Tramtrele due to the law are atir,lpa steel rren&frt, S-ruifu irench plate -nrh Industries and eriterr rlaea h ; tfnuM mirior1 ri.r it bedroom Mite rail ciriat TJ.W1. r e'ZV.fc1 a .'""i . v"- . the O! 'Ttlon of M Ixvuis Latapie. who In fl U. 7 iV a; ..IL'f CS Tr'1 T-eatleth and Fslth RyMkn Francaiiae dtacw, t V rUaa aSi.MeV i.I st r.i. FalmoB stre--.. Rev. J. F. -Ghormley. 1 the strike cf the errpre. ea U.e Setne i Tlr .. eT ! f-JUi J1 mMU li. f'rTW 1 4 av m. aa a . 'fwnef Ixwti He says I T 1 KrWr,h r,lL ltirV"Tt TabertAaele )f iMartf-j Th KiaUt hae only reertlr ..rt."'- e . . "Tfee BrMaj Lay " discoverel the power f t ae arm mhlcn .. ,-Tr-r "i iareir-n ana xsriari KMr itnnv.i.. m . , im w. . ...... i matt reaB4-a r -1 a! n a tAHlM, . w a oejnuim swlte. ...... . . i - " w u i at i n m mul arra t:,7JMtVz i??r f1- i::1.-. KobiThey -u. . I...,- i ;ili, .I- "t ' ro p. m.;irrtia sxa'ery iwt nars mir-a-y " muwi, w 4 a. i. r. a. I-' crla-a aUro4 si sscb UtdiulJiea as cioili- iriirnb, ea.fe siictien ooeen. cocx uirucar i-r.iirx roraera. oresaing taol In birde7-e maple and oak chef.' rulera fl-ie oik !.,; tre. rearaMtny 1 wter tardea. Morris chair, etc ee Pieaee rem-n-,ber tfce 'nJa ML ST BE' SOLD Tvesdav next st 4 a. m 1 to come sn4 f nj arnt ai bat m Qls, 1 d at a cave jtde t'tloa. i , C U. FORiJ, Aactln-T. ! Will be to Central and Southern Oregon what SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA, is to the RESORT-HUNTERS and TOURISTS of CENTRAL and NORTH- ERN CALIFORNIA. SANTA CRUZ has grown from a range of white sand dunes and a desolate sandy beach, with a few fishermen's shacks, to a city of 15,000 energetic people in a short time, with scarcely any resources behind it. BANDON-BY-THE-SEA, with its MILES OF IDEAL, SANDY, SCENIC BEACH, its important MEDICINAL SPRINGS close at hand, its THOUS ANDS of RICH NATURAL RESOURCES TRIBUTARY TO THE ENER GETIC LITTLE CITY, the FINEST CLIMATE IN THE WORLD, and all the NATURAL ADVANTAGES necessary to build a city, the outcome will be, with the coming of the railroad, the GREATEST RESORT CITY on the Pa cific Coast. Get a home in Bandon. Call or inclose a 2-ccnt stamp for BOOK LET telling about the BANDON COUNTRY and SWEENEY'S FIRST AD DITION TO BANDON-BY-THE-SEA, Address THE, WARREN PUBLICITY CO. - SUITE 405-6 BUCHANAN BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON
