TUC OKECOJi DAItV JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10.
1 0 v 3.
Tifin nnrmi rum
IUU bUI.pi.ltt: ,:Sun6ay. Services at tl)e; Portland (Tl)urcl)e5
s-. r- r- aisiiistr m ' I -
Private Firo Alarm System
Will ProbaWyBtvPer-".
' mitted.
Tha National Atltamatle Fira Alarm
company, which ha lung sought a I ran
chiiwt which would Allow It to altach Its
system to tha wlrea of tha municipal
lira alarm aystrm, yesterday afternoon
at a special meeting of tit street com-
nilltea submitted a draft of an ordlnanca
granting tba rights asked for and of.
if rui ir 1 rr rani of tha company a year
ly gma earnings aa compensation.
- Thl corporation made a. number of
tinaui-ressf ul altrmyta to aecure the
xalutibli, franchise It wanta during
Mayor Ivine a administration, but owing
n the dlermlned opposition of Ilia
-fighting doctor." ha waa able to defeat
all tha company's efforts, l'r. Leae de
clared that It would ba rldtculoua for
tha illy to grant auch a franohlet for
the merely nominal aum offered.
The rltv haa In operation an expen
sive plant and aystem of alaxm wir,
and tha oily electrician and tha f Ira
chief hava riven It aa their opinion that
tha connection, to thla of any other ays
tem would ba greatly detrimental to the
present service.
lr. iana neia uim tne ciiy- nsa no
legal right to a rant any franchise Ilka
ih one aouaht bv tha Automatlo people.
Tha company official hava got around
thla difficulty, however, by securing an
Upttt.
'Temple, Twelfth and
Taylor, Hey, J. Whltoomb Brought. D.
IX 10, "One Accord- prayer meeting
aervlcee. It 10 and T.SO; lilbla achool It;
Y. P. V.. Toplca, "Huainraa Id Mrllg
Ion.1 "Narrow Minded t'rltloa: Which
J the Most Narrow,-OrlhiMlux or Lib
eral, Pulpit or freaa?"
tevoiid-evenlti and East Ankenyi
Kev. Jl. M. Ula. a. It. 10 and 7:10; 111 Mo
sch.Hil, Jl; It. V. P. V.. I it: preaching,
lu.jo a. in., auhject. The Return of
Bat sail. Irre"; Muo-lay school. It m.. Ire
aon. Acta. 14. I'. K. Hall, superlntend
ent; devotional meeting, - auhjm-t,
"Doubting Caatl"." front pilgrims Prog
resa. Mi mm Klale (Jrenall. Jt-adnr:
preaching, 710 p. ni... aubioct, "What
Constitutes a uontl Conscience, and llw
to Gt It," Music by quartet, Kith
phorua.
Central East Twentieth and Ankeny;
Rev. W. T. Jordon. 11 and, 8; a a,
30; Y. P. :10. Toplia, "Redeem
ing the Time," "The Foreigner la Amer
Ira.' by Rev. A. M. Petty.
Arlela Key. H A. Smith. 11 and 7:S0:
m. B., i; n , r. t ii.. a so. Ttipica,
'Itx lt of agea, . "A Tounf Chrlatlan."
ljlR-bland Alberta and Klith, Her. jc,
A. leonard, ator. 11 and t.30; li. ,
P. U., :I0; 6. B.. 10.
gellwood Tacoma and Eleventh. Rev.
D. W. Thuratnn, paator. 11 and 7:10; 8.
B 10: Y. H. II.. :I0. Toplca. "Tearleee-
neaa and Faith," MWo Will Tour IM
fenae HT'
Calvary Kaat Elahth and Grant, Rev.
J. N. Monroe. 11 and 7;S0; a 6., JO; B.
T. P. II., :0;, Morning aorroon by Rev.
A. H. Wlnaker.
Imraantiel Jonea 7 fall. Olbbt and
Front. Key. A. 11. Mlnaker. 10:30 and
7:30; a a. II: a Y. P. IT.,' 1:10. Union
aervlce In evenlna at Fourth Prenby-
Sucativc Question! on the SunJay
, . ScKool Lcflson fcy Rer. Dr. T. S. Linacott
school ttachera and jthera
Intareited are Invited tt
ri their viawa aa to lha worth at tnaaa 'tiuaalluna.
particularly ir tiy ronmuer tham or value in their work.
.allnletere. eunday
write 'the Journal briefly their vlewa aa to the worth of
The International Nawenaoer lilbla dtudv club la fur the nuro'iea of pro
motlna la an unfettered way among the maaaea, a wider atudv of tha Plbla,
tha b I trulha of Chrlatlanlty, and tha problema wbh-h ent.r Into every
man'a life'' It ta eompoaed ef all thoae who Join a looal club, and take op the
elinple toiirae herein outlined, barring only ordained clergyman. All who hava
aot Joined are warmly Invited to M ao and to compete for the prlaea.
I'erenaa may join the club at any tltna during- the year, but wuat, of
eourae, enewer tha II queatlona hereinafter explained, to oflaitfy for tat
prtaea. and the bark ooeatlone may be obtained by addreaelng thla office.
Thla Daoer haa aecured the rlaht ta nubllah the InterRatlnnal Hundav
flchool Leaaon queatlona by Rev. Dr. IJneootL which hart aroused eo inuoa
ntereat elsawbere, and they will appear weokly In both the Saturday and
Sunday laauea of The Journal One of theae queatlona each week ta ta be
aosware4 la writing and uimi theae aniwera the Crimea art to be awarded.
OoaaltOaeai tf tbt tffoittest
I. Rach contestant, or hla or Thar family, iaa be ambaortber to this
riper, In order to qualify for membership to tha International Newspaper UlbU
tudr club and this lo.al club. x
I. Earh eontaatant In thla Incal el'jti mint .nam, .i.li a , V. & writi.. An.
tlona for 61 consecutive werka, commencing Sunday. March 14. and the anewera
must all ba In . the posaoaslos of Lb la paper vlthla two weeka of tha close
Of thla period.
- . Kach aueetlon muat ba aoswered separately, and tha paper written on Rev G W lilaaa- 11 and T J0-a M 10!
one aide only. No answer must exceed JoT. words in length and mar be leaa c. E. sL ' " '
- -- -e- ew -w..vw eev WU was V Ul W I Mflir H B. LUBJ lW a IjWM
f! union; Itev. C A. Tollrv 19:41 and
t:i; a a, :30.
Kwedlah Ulaalon fleventsAth and
niiuan; hev. U. J Thoren, tt aJid I;
a a, 10; Y. P.. 1:10. .
M. Johii'a I'enliiatila avenue and
Kllpatrl.k. Hey. t.'. Iiuechlar, 10.
Klim Chspel AllrhiKitn avenue and
FklUmore, Ksv. 11, J. Ihorcn, 11; & a.
10.
Immaniiel rierman C"rtier ISth and
I -co iijrllwoodJ. 1L C. libeling. 10:lv:
a a. :o.
Orace :n llah lto1n y and Ivy, Al
bum. II. C labeling. 7;0.
Nnrlln KrrliV ami Iarea atreete
Rev. O. liagoes, II.
Conrreratlonat.
. Tlrat Vadlaon and Park. - Rev.
IvUther H. lyolt. D. !.: Itev. Ouy I
J'lcK. aaaistant; It and IH; a :4a.
Toplca, "Kellglttii at IteBet," "Our
vuy ana tne ot rangers.
laurel wok Key. y. it Myers; U;
B. a. 10; C. K. :. '
Sunnyaltle r.at Tavlne and Fast
I Thirty-fourth, itev. J. . h'taub; 11 and
:: It: C K., g:10. Toplca.
"WlndoWa Open Toward Jerusalem,
"Light at Evening Time." .
- M. Johns jiev. G. W Nelson; 11 and
; b.. o, in, .
University Park Haven anil Dawson,
cx the anawer.
4. Tha anawera must be delivered to
at the cloaa of the con teat and forwarded
una ail I icuiiy. However, uy vuniin , -i,,.i, .
ff'whTrh 1 OralMontavtlla: . Rtv Albart U
ilfil?f.a.. Patch. II and a 8, 10: Y. P.
Trnnrhma If It aeea fit to do ao.
With the road seemingly cleared to
the acquisition of Ita special privilege
so hardly striven for, the Automatic
company s attorney and agent met with
a new difficulty yeeterday.
The American District Telegraph com
pany submitted a similar franchise or
dinance, end thla apparently offered the
city z per cent or me gross annual
receipts of the A. D. T. company for
the right to connect with the city sys
tem. The attorney for the Automatic com
pany declared that auch an offer on the
face of it waa preposterous, that no
legitimate business could possibly pay
such a proportion of Ita groaa receipts.
He aaid that tha A. I). T. propoaitlon
looked like a Joker, and that what it
really offered waa 15 per cent of noth
Inir. About the only thing tho rival cor
poratiorr offered to do waa to put In 0
I'.. . SO. Toplca, rally day program,
"Sine." .. -
University Park Rev. A. B. Walt a
a a. 10. 11 and 7:30: B. Y. P. U.. 7:
evening; sermon, by Kev. John BenUleit,
baptlam.
Bunnyslda (German) Forty-first and
Hawthorne: Rev. C Feldmetb. 11; & a.
:4.
ft. Johns (German) Rev. C Feld
metic a a,:4; services 11 and 7:10.
8t Johns Rev. C 1 Owen, 11:80-
and 7:30; a S.. .10; B. T. P. U, :J0.
Chinese Mission S62H Oak street
S. a, 7; preaching.-. by Bev. Funs
Chak.
First German rourtn ana uni;
Rev. J. KratC 11 and 7:10; 8. a. :45.
Second German Morris atreet and
Rodney avenue; Rev. F, Bueermann, 11
and 7:30: a a, :46.
Fast Forty-firth street corner East
this office, and they will be collated
amlnatlon by competent examiner The prises will then be awarded' ae-
t,v,u," " ;"."" o urn oar oi maraa. won by nerobtra of Tna XnternatlonaJ
Nawapapef Bible ritudy club. .,
- '.- ' Tat rrtsee. . r v , ,' v
First Serlea vA sold medal ta each of the first five contestants. :
ecna tense -silver medal to each of tba next' five conteetanta.' .
:rlirA A leachtre Bible, price ffi.SO, to each of the next fiva oon-
ttatanta. . , , .
e?,ourt,l f L"r'--The book . .The . Jfaart f Christianity," prioe 11.80. to each
Of the next IS contestants. , s , , , . ;
. E.clJ Kaal b suitably engraved, giving- tha name of the winner und
h. V" ' " ewaruoa ana in lias manner eacn BlDia and book will be . in
scribed. ; i -.... -
who ean write and have ideda, are urged to take up these studies re
gardleas of the degree of their education, aa the papers art not valued from
an educational or literary atandDOlnL. but from h r.Ain. i. k..
cogency of their reasoned ldeaa, ... . , , , .. .
Ilasaalo Street Fast Seventh and
Ifassalo, 11 and .7:4.;-& a. 10; C 13.,
JiighlandF-nst Blxth and Praaoott,
Rev. K. a Bollinger, 11 and 7:10: H. fl..
10; Y. p. C, K., 6:10. Toplca. Thej
ocean or Lrfve." -oriet-waaing uemona
xor tna tiivoroa miu." . ,
First German Kat Seventh and
Stanton, Ret. John It, ITopp: 10:30 and
7:80: 8. a, l:l; C E.. :0. ,
Pilgrim Shaver and Missouri avenue.
Rev. Daniel -P. Thomas, 11 and 7:30! j
13.. a, :4o...-: ,- . ' - . - -
10 Tt i !. a, "Ti e Family of Uod,M
"At Ilisuffu Idllt ItrllslLill'
u.kl.y liir.n-r ait.l W!laniis
itev. j iumiui n 4 t , a. a
ID. t". K. ta.
fcn,.mi r ifo snd Kaiby. lUv, C. C.
Poling, It an.) 7 3a.
fct. John I .!,;., and John, Bay,
C. 1', lalee. a , is.
, TjnlvarsalLst,
OlUrch of lha (lofwl I'l.llnaa T'nlnn
ran, corivrr llranj avenue and lat
ev. jt n. t'orby. It 41; a .. II
Topic, 'The Christian I'lilversallal at
a i aitern or uuod Works.
Mlsosllaneoaa,
First lplrltual ISoolety Chrtstensan
hall Kleventh and . Xaruhlll straota.
i :io ana 1 :.
rwn.iiiii t'or: Salvation
Burnaiae, 11. a0 and s.
Me.!lmn and Mlnlslnrs Association
u.iminuin Iu i I 1 1 r i ar . u. g and 1 :it
riwmllaA tree allaalon Mississippi
" I bhater. Itev. Aug-. Olaon, l,ta and
e. vw.
Ullw iny Paints (Mormons) East
entt and bhernmn. J. C Wsstergard,
a'i"'i nirianaq Hecond, between
n1. -L- """ K. Wallace Bhepard.
10:30 and 7 30. , '
volunteere of America III Burnaldt
mifi, s;jir anil t:30.
invlne Truth Center jot Allaky
bulldlntr. Bey. Thaddoua M. Mlnard. 11;
8. a. 11. Topic, "Ivt."
New Thought taat Thirteenth and
Tenlno 1 li.v T i o-
.ncouV'if""1 B,Tenth After Taking Careful, the Vv'omaa's
rew Church BOCietV rwe1nhnr.n
ln. Blxth ant Taylor, I; ma.s n.etlin
r . . . 1- V l( V
H C. A .itii.rv In Jsoaii
Ben ai.lo.l tliori h uf Jeaus Chi 1st
of l.alirr I 'ay Malnia KaM Heventv
eiidi an. I Irvma: Klder Waller 1-ar-krr
It and 1 10; It a. 10:41
I ..,,.,. li . . . .1
Pysrepsla la America's curse. Bur.
dot u l'!4 Iilllers coixiuera dyet rpai
ave,v lima It drlvea out linpurtttee.
toima Iht aloinaci rraloraa parfact dl
aration, riorinal Weight, tnd good
healltk
ItRhlnr; bleedtrig. protruding or blind
nllrs yield to Itiitn'i riintmeni- Chronic
caars soon relii-ved. finally ourtt Drug
gists all soil It. -
Dnan'a Besuleta cure oonstloatlon
Army 410 I Without arlplng. bauaea, nor any weak-
err
enlng
Ih sin.
Fact. Ask your druggist
II cent a per boa.' . t -j j
fur
For any pain, from ton to toe from
any cauaa apply Dr. Thomas' Ecleclrlo
Oil. 1'aln can't alay where It la ussd.
IN BED
AND OUT
nd Alder., Knights of Py-
, II-
IMaln: Rev. H. C Cook. 11:15 and 7:30:
Zitl7,l f. Bible school. 10; a Y. P. 1:46; , see
attorney for the Automatic firm. I h rv a r Walts
This they could well afford to do. he m?"" ?Z-Sev J F Heacock a B 10
.aid. in order to put the Automatic com- ..WtW. aefmin.
ui or nusiness. - c i-zi. .
ranv i
The attorney for the A. D. T. smiled
tolerantly at this heated outburst He
languidly arose and said a few words
and Rat down a pain. Tha councllmen
looked at the rival attorneys and at
each other. There were murmurs of
"jokor" and like words.- Councilman
Lombard then made a motion to post
pone consideration of the application of
DOtn companies ior two weens, ai me
end of which time both should make an
offer of a fired annual sum for - the
franchise. In addition to this, each com
pany must agree to file a bond for tha
faithful performance of ita contract
The companies ask for 26-year , fran-
"chises. .. - -
' If either one la granted the franchise,
the city will, in the opinion of some of
the council, render itself liable to grant
similar franchises to other companies,
as to refuse to do so would ba para
mount class legislation.
FISH EXHIBITS WIN . .
. . ALL PRIZES AT, F All?
SalPtn Bureau of Ilia Journal. 1 '
Ralern. Or.. Oct. 16. Oreaon .was
awarded all the grand prizes offered
for fish exhibits at the Alaska-Yukon.
Pacific exposition according , to...-.ad
' vices, .received from Seattle today by
AJeter "isn- waraen AiCAUister.
Thert.were only. three l?rand prizes
orrered. .Oresron " tooK , an or . tnem.
11 BVI1U I .... X. X.
hv Rev. B. C. Cook.
Mount Olive Seventh and Everett;
Rev. B. B. B. Johnson. 11 and 7:30.
gwadish Hoyt and Fifteenth; Rev,
Erlck Bcherstrora. 10:45 . and 7:45;
8. 8.. 12; B. Y. P. U.. 6:30.
Third Knott and Vancouver. Rev. R.
Schwedler, 11 and 7:30; 8. a, 10.
Woodstock Forty-first and Hoi gate;
Rev. F. E. Dark, 11 and 7:30; T3. 8., :45;
services each night a -
Presbyterian, '
First Twelfth and Alder, Hey, -'William
Hiram Foulkes, 10:10 and 7:30; S.
8., 12; . Y, P. U., 6:45; -morning sermon
by Rev. Thomas H. Walker, Calvary
church; evening address by Rev. J. R.
Knodell, Oregon Antl-Baloon league, on
"Three Questions About the Campaign
of 1910." r v
Twelfth
(Copyright 1I0 by. Revs. T. . 8. Llnscott,
D. D.)
, .. October 17, I90tv " V ,
.Paul a Prisoner Before Felix. -Acts 14.
Clolden text Herein do I always ex
ercise myself, to have a conscience void
or orrense toward God and toward men.
Acta z :jb. -
Verses 1-9 When a high priest or a
distinguished preacher has fallen away
ana espouses a 0aa cause, bow should
he be estimated?
Thla men Tertullua was much In the
position or a modern . lawyer, can you
oonceive it probable orposalble that he
couia oe a consistent Christian and yet
uum m Dries against fauir -
If a rich unscrupulous man 'has
lawsuit against a well known crood man
why should a Christian lawyer not ao-
cept tna case ror tne prosecution?
f will an honest lawyer or an advocate
of any cause, use false evidence to
gain or advance his cause? -,
What' accusations did they bring
against Paul, and what part of the evi
dence, presented to Jeiix by Tertullua
w true una wnst pan untrue? 1
Apart from the mortality of-lying,
what good or evil does a lie accomplish
for the liar or his cause? - ? .
Verses 10-21 Does a good causa ever
need false evidence to strengthen Its
position, and If not why not?
Bead Paul'g defense critically, and
see if you can find any false statements
and if so, say what they are?.
Contrast the compliments paid to tha
governor by Tortullus and Paul, and
state wherein Paul excels, both la truth
and in skill.
What points did Paul urge In hit de-
What' is today "heresy" and what Is
"orthodoxy?"
What is Implied in "having a "con
science void of offence toward God and
toward men" end how can auch a condl-
How does Paul show In his. defense
that the heresy they accuse him of Is
the Jewish doctrine which they have
forsaken? ' . . . ,
Verses 22-21 Who was Z.vslaa ' the
chief captain that Felix wanted to ex
amine, and what part had he taken In
this matter? v: .
- Verses 24-25 Why dl FHx : tend
for PsnlT . a. ..
: Ta If rrrhaVla haf VnM ra . .tnMA- i thf. Blhle.1
ly Investigating the Christlsn rellaion? . Sell vood - Eleventh
aT.ee . . . 10:30 and 7:15.
what art the chief things which Chris
tianity stands for? (Thla question matt
bt answered la writing by mambera of
tht OlUB). ' - v ',,r;v
What la Christ himself -the emhodl.
ment of In his personal character?
What made- Felix -tremble when Paul
urged UDOn him riarhteouanesa and, tha
judgment to' come? . ,
Would Felix likely have heoome ; a
Christian If he could hava kept on In
his sin? - "
Verset 2S-27 WTrat part does money
Tonic. J!rs. Kills of Uvalde
Says S.Ic'FccIj , UKe a , ";.
. . New Person
Uvtlde. Tex.- "I wag In bed and
Topia I p. m, "Chrlatlan 6oienct and out," writet Mrt. Thot. G. Mill ef
cantM 1yktmhi ry.tnkine w w thU town, "and could not do any of
teinph'ri0 hent my housework. I hive t.ken three
Mrs, K Sherman Olney; I p. m. bottles of Cafdut, the woman toniCr
i. ni. . a. uimnsaiura or new build- l.nri am nrur ah tr rlo it mvaelf and
feel like a new person.. . -; ,
"I am go thankful for your advice
my
Kleventh
thine" halt. l,ay aervloe anil i.rmnn
ritate arlrltuallsta' association Kaglt
iii. riu oiins, p. m.
Non-ftectarlan Odd Fellowr hall,
Faat Bixth and Alderj X:I0. up to data
Bible studies; 1:18, scriptural discourse
nr i-nristiana. -
Church of "New ' Thought a-UIng-
TTI rani. k. II ' , I . . 1 . . K .
'""-n onry v loior Mlirtllll
Word to Freest tht Boal.
xoor son has contumptlqn, His cass ,nrl will aiwtvs keen Cardiri in
arnrili I : .. r
-' ' S CThilstiaa. - -
' Central East Twentieth and Sal
mon; Rev.'-J. F. Ghonnlej' D. TA, 11 and
; Bible school. , 10. Topics, "What
Must I 'Do?" -"A ChrlsUan Then and
Now:" sermons by associate paator,
Rev.'F. U Cook.
First Corner Park and Columbia, W.
F.-Reagor, minister, 11 and 7:10: a a,
B:45. . Sermons by Rev. J. R, Knodell,
superintendent of : Anti-Saloon League,
nil w. v. wain. .- i -After tnree weeks use," writes Mr.l - vt . ,. -
Kodney Avenue Rodney and Knott: 1 B evena "ha wis as wall aa aver, l ""c " wcu aa you
Thomaa O. Picton, 11 and 7:45: & a, 1 would not take all the money in the I whether you - neecV one or not.
fa hnr.AlAa -TKa 111 . - ,
were apokea to Geo. E. Blevens, a lead- house.
lw- 2v"r,T.. AJrLz"stt:1' K.c- ,bf Vou should certainly waste no time
1st Then was shown the wonderful in getinS "' Of Cafdui, if you ,
power or ur. King s New Discovery, lieei tnat you need a tonic.
Ing the Churohea;"; "How .To , Study
and ' Umatilla.
Woodlawn Rey. G. M. Melllnrer. ' 11
ana o; o. a., iu, j. n, i.
generally play In preventing succesaful
adulta from becoming Christians?
- When a man trembles on account nf
his sins, does that necessarily add any-
loinx 10 ma creuui
wnai was a Deserting am or Tnll
and how would you size "up tbt char
acter of any man that wants to bt
bribed to do right?
Lesson ror tiundav October 14. ISOfl.
Paul - a Prisoner Before Festus and
Agrlppa. Acts .25:8-11, chapter j 28.
i particularly If they consider them of yaloe In their work.)
though la competition with the state j Bethany. Gethsemane and Cafvary-
Mlspah East Twelfth and Powell:
Rev, Harry leda. 11 and 7:80; 8. S, 10; fen'g; : to he Mwsationi ;iV,t 1?
CaiVaEieyerth ' and i ' Rev. LdmTT of? hw d
Thomaa Holmea Walker. 10:30 and 7:46: B ' - .-
Bible scnooi, noon; morning sermon oy i - iminisiers. nunray scnooi teachers and otners interested are invited to
nev. -iraoy u. u-riswoia, ansieiani nas-1 write i no journal orieny tneir views aa to tne wortn or tnaaa nuatlnna
iwr; rw.omiiatvyiiij -,. A'tVrvuuT,iiliiuiqu,
bufto Revolt." r - - -
Fourth First and Gibbt Rev , Donald
Mackenila, 10:30 and 7:30. a 8., 12; C
E., 6:30. -
Hawthorne Park Twelfth and East
Taylor: i Rev. E. Nelson Allen, 10:30,
7:30; 8. S., 12: C, E.,:30. Topics,
"The Truth Seeker and What He Should
Do When He Finds It"; stertopticon
sermon on the "Holy limd," showing
8:4$; C. E..-7 .p. m. Topics, "Prevail- world for what It did for my boy." In- Vou feel weak, tired, lintruid ' larv.
mg rrayer:" "service or eong." nrat I fallible .for Conarha and CoWa (-a th. .ti... ' -!'. 7' r:
lna series of studies In hvronology. safest surest cure of desperate Luna U"D c. IO wor.K or "K n n'eresi,irt
Kern Park Htt and Mtdburn; Rev. A. dlaeasea on earth. , 60c and 11.00 Guar- lne tilings and people arotmd you; It
tL'f?'9, satisfaction. Trial, bottle free, you are cross, irritable, easily vexed,
t-i:H?.hS' ,Al:?,fdd;lw Co. . y - . feel like cryinR over trifles. . and ir,
rgeneral what folks call "put of BortB,"
you need a tonic you need cardui,
the woman's tonic- v ' ;; ; ,- ;.
You need not be ' afraid " to- take
Cardui. freely and regularly, for as
long a time as yotf feel it helps you.1
It is perfectly harmless, contains no
drugs to form a habit, and can do you
nothing but good. - : , ., -v; -v ,
While Cardui is a medicine, it is 'a
mild medicine, not a powerful dan
gerous drug compound, that may. ex
ert possible dangerous after-effects.
No. , its mild.' beneficial action is
perfectly safe, and does not interfere
with any other medicine you may be
. . " .a. - ...1.
taking, but its tome action will help
any other. eood medicine to do you
more good. -
Try Cardui today. ' '
Tjrnited Brethren la CfcxtsV
First East Fifteenth and Morrison.
Rev. "G. Ev McDonald, 11 and 8; & &,
10: C E.. 7.
Radical Sixth and Mechanic. Rev, Os
car A. Martin, li and 7;o: a a. 10:
Thirds-South 'Mount Tabor; Ray. C. I
P, Blanchard. Bible school, 8.
Alberta East Twenty-seventh and
Mildred. Rev. B, E. Emerick, 11 and 8;
Tremont Wisdom and Curtia streets.
Rev. H. C Shaffer; S. 8. 2:30; preach
ing, 4.6V. - ., . .. ,a
k a' a --.ctImK ..a 1.L-. i v... ft ' i i "I'.;a
in.r'-'.i.V8: ' t""' eon, nana I; a
;VIVi..'' Jl wfMaf'.Bar MU WUOUIVIaVMf
of Washington, and four golden medals
and two silver moaais.
The exhibit waa prepared under the
direction or the . master risu warden
A grand prize waa awarded for the best
fiatcnery. ior tne ran. iive-nen ' x
. hlbit and for the best preserved fish
' exhibit Gold medals were awarded for
-the Oregon oyster exhibit,- forHhe-shell
fish exhibit, including clams, craos and
crawfish; for the best preserved trout
' in this case Dolly Vardens, and for the
- general appearance or the exhibit. lie
Fides these prizes, - two silver medals
were won.
BAKER IIIGn STUDENT
BODY xA3IES OFFICERS
fflneflaf Dltnatch to Tba joarnaLt
Baker City... Or.. Oct. 16. A.n organi
sation of the student body of Baker City
iiigu scnooi was perfected yesterday at
the close of . school by the election, of
the following officers: Ray .Finley;
piesioentj ciyoe Oliisoaugn, vice presi
dent; Earl Castle, secretary treasurer.
Tne entire student body voted. . .
The juniors and, sophomores com
bined to defeat the senior, candidates,
and were successful, "-all the officers be
ing memners or tne junior class. A con
stitution and by-laws were also adopted
by the students. The Australian ballot
system was used and of the 160 votes
cast not one was faulty. It is expected
that greater Interest will be taken in all
student Body affairs at the result of
ins organisation. -
Forbes Sellwood and Gantenbeln
Rev. Harry H.- Pratt; 11 and 7:30; S.
10: C E. 8:80. ; .
Piedmont - Cleveland and " Jarrett
Rev. I. E. Snyder,, 11 and 7:30; S. S..
: Chi'nese-i45U Flrst"7:4'5V a a. :5.
Westminster hjast xentn and weld
I or ; Bev. - Henry-- Marcotte 10 :80 - and
7:ao: s. b.. iz: x. p. b. c e. 8:ao.
Marshall Street Marshall and North
oeventeentn; Kev. c. w. Hays, li. 4
Mount - Tabor Belmont and Prettv-
man: Rey. Edward M. Sham. 11 and 8:
ripoKane - - Avenue East ' Seventeenth
and Spokane; Rev. I. A. Thompson, 11
ana y:B: a. .. 10: en;.. o:so.
i'hlra iiast Thirteenth ' and Pine:
Kev. j, A, p. Mcuraw; io:su ana 7:45;
S. 8.. 12. Tonics. "Man and the TJnl-
verse," "The Christian Religion a Fl-
nall.v
' wope Montaviua, Kev. j. h. Dunning,
n, o. o., iv. ,
Kenilworth Kast Thirty-fourth and
Uiadstone, - Rev. A. Robinson, 11; 8. 8.
12; Y. P 7. .
Millard Avenue Rev. John A. Town -
send. Services 10:30 and 7:30: ; first
third, fifth Sundays; S. 8., 11:40.
AnaDet Kev. A. hum. 11 and 7:45.
Trlnltv DaJcnta atreet Rev A. T?nR.
inson. 7:45 p. m.: C E. 8:49: 8. 8.. 11.
Vernon Wvaant snd . Kast : Vine.
teenth: Rev. Georire W. Anna. 11 and
B. S.. 9:45; C. E- 7. . - '
,iaouc, . vbers will officiate.
Cathedral, 4 Fifteenth 8t Mark's, Twi
iev. A. Chriatie, D. D. shall. Rev. J. E.'
Catholic,
St Mary's Pro-'
and Davis Most Rev.
Dow mass, 6, 8 and . High mass and
TSevr CorraorsTinns. ?erm?.n'.. ll- . vespers, instruction and
- - r ,i .it i nanrifi rnnn
: ISalont Sarean of Tli JTfmrniil . . , I fit- TAaar.h'e r!a,wmAM 1 ri4ia .'a
C-t ' 4 " , , ' .. I wF" VIDll0-Mf lalCQUUl S1U
DgvlVUIt Vlii Vlvk' A B.-w LI CI MM OT ID- rflllfrWHr KAtf .. I tt maB MOIITJ V - fl
corporation were. filed In the office of j Low mass. 8. High mass and 'sermon!
... .bu.uu vi piniu vKma.j m.rn iui-iiv:su. vespers, oaneuiciion, s:au,
lows: , , . e , , , gt Francis. East Eleventh and Oak.
Drewsv Telephone wimnniw- nrlrx-tnol I Rev. X H Rlsrk Tjiw maia a a -so
jiiace vi Dusinesa, urewsy; capital stock, I ana liign mass ana sermon, 10:30,
owu, iiiuuriwraiura, 15. o. v imams, J. I v vyi ai, $ .uuiruvuuu : cmu . ueneoiction,
I- Lita. Jfthn ft T I 7:80,, " , .
Gorge L. Baker. ; . . , j St Xwrnees Third and Sherman-
Eugene Fuel Feed comnanvf nrlnnUIev. j. c. tiugnes. xw mass 6, 7 and
. I . 1 . . 1 , ' ' . . IB. an . TTIO-H ... u h . .nJ mawmnw
i-". ui vi uusineva. ibUKene: CAnifiLi 1 . "L-""
mass,
mon.
7:80.
Holy Rosary, East Third and Union
Very Rev. A. ,8. Lawler. - Low mass. 6,
7 and 8:80., High , mass and - aermon.
10:30 Vespers and benediction, 7:80. .
Sacred Heart . Milwaukie Rev. ' Gre
gory Kobie. u. s. H. j Low mass. 8. High
mass and sermon, 10:30. 'VesDera and
benediction. 7:30. . s,
Holy Cross, University Park Rev. J.
P. Thlllman, C S. C Low mass. S:80.
High mass and sermon. 10:30. Veaoers
and benediction, 4.
Holy ; Redeemer. - Portland and Van
couverRev. Ed K. Cantwell. . C. SS. R.
Low mass, 9. High masg and sermon.
10:30. v Benediction. 4, ., ..
St Andrew's, Ninth and Alberta
Rev. -i Thomas Klernan. - Low mass, 8.
High mass and sermon, 10. Vespers. In
struction and benediction. 7:80.
St. -Ignatius: Forty-second and Powell 1
Valley road Rev. F. Dillon, S. J. Low
mass, 8 and 9:30. Mass. sermon -and
oeneaictton, iu:u.
' St Stanislaus. Maryland and Faillns?
Key, u. eerosKi. IjOW mass. a. tm:h
mass and sermon. 10.
10.
a Centrar Vancouver avenue and Fargo
treet. Rev, C. 1 Hamilton, 10:80 and
ii o. a., i; la., ttyio. v
Norwerian Danish Vancouver Ave-
s ay mm. m.wmJM C lr I h a " -w J -
and 8; 8. S.t12.
ewedlsn Borthwlclc an r-taah r...
John Ovall. 11 and R: 8. S..in- m t. 1.
Topics, "The Source of Balvation R
bibu, ine greatest uanger to Man
kind and How to Avoid it"
r j-irai uerman Fifteenth and Hoyt;
, ' TJTnltad Freabytarlaa. ,
First Sixth and -Montgomery, Kev.
Frank D. Findley, 19:30 and 7:30;
S. a; II; C. B., 6.80. Toplca, sacra
ments of baptism and the Lord's sun-,
per: reception of new members;' pulpit
editorial, "Tht Recall of Ambassador
cranes sermon, " jenovan ziireh."- ,
The Church of the gtrajngers Grand
ave. and Wasco, Rev." 8. Earl Du Bolt,
10:80 amd, 7 :30t v& .v-42. Iaterpretation
for the dear every Hunaay morning.
Third- East Thirty-seventh and Clay
Rev. J. L. Acheaon,, 11 and 7:30, a a., I
i- ' 1 - i . ' -f :4 ' , ;
." Evanga Ileal Aasoelatloaa, Vi
First .Ensrlish East Bixth and Mar
ket, F. B. Culvtr, 11 and 7:30; Yr P. A
s:ao; s. 10. r
Bena. 10:45 and 7:45: 8. S.. 9:10: x.' P. !
7 p. m. Topics, "The Message Bearer
or uod;" "The conditions ior a (success- -
ful Protracted Meetinar."
Memorial Eaat Eighteenth and Tib-
second uerman Stanton smi t)mi..v ibetta. Morris Heverllna. 11 ana a: a. a.
U A.r TT IT- TT . -''I. A
ah iMiiHor. 11 .ana o : h. h s:4B. 1 iv.
TT. n .OA
1 Japanese Mission 121 North
tnth, Rev.; Ellacn Ribara, 9:30
0.0 v; o. o.r a :ou.
Flf- Free Methodist,
and I First church Eaat Ninth and Mill.
iiu: n. n. a 11. " . - - - - - - -- t - .
Sellwood rcastvifteeeti..., -r I Davjq M. Cathey. 11 and 8; S. a 10
- - - -- - a aui.riiiiSL. iv u mn t t-. . .
L rio- FIT U n1 7:30: J' ( Seeon church-Bast Flanders, 'i be-
Jones: 8 a . s-.s-H-; arV wu H, 1: class meeting. S:80
. . - -"-- . - uw v a Jt-tm XJ.i a . - I I 111 mm UMHiih Ulaaliui k7anAnJ i
m:m mum
Mi
e-,
m
-)
i-i- ;
Episcopal. ,
Trinity. Nineteenth and Everett Rev
A. A. Morrison. 8, 11 and 7:30. S. 8.,
9:45. - : '-' ." .-- -
St Matthew s. First and Caruthera
Rev. W. H. M. Breek. a 8.. 10: ser
vice and sermon, 11,, .
pro-cathedral 01 St Stephen, th
Martyr Thirteenth and day. ' Rey. H
M. Ramsay. 7:30. 11 and. 7:30-n. m :
a- a 9:46.- . V' 'v'- '
St David's East Twelfth and Bel
mont Rev. Henry Russell Talbot Holy
communion. 1 :au; prayer ana sermons.
11 and 8; 8. 8., 9:46.
St. AnrlrAW'i. : Pnrtammitt, 11 n
1; S. S., 10 a. m. Archdeacon Cham
S a l?n.KeY- litLrola, Oberg; U and 8;
Woodlawn William J. Douglas; 11
and 8:- S. S.. 10; E. L.. 7. t,wusm''' 11
University Park Dawson 1 and Flake,
African Zlon Thirteenth and Main
ftev. w. Aiattnews; u and 8; 8. 8., 1.
mvuih, J.UDOI- iiiast Btarn and Sixty-
Woodstock J. D. Voct; ,11 and 7:10
a, o., iv, cj. i., s:av, .
Patton Michigan avenuo 'and Carpen
wr, v. a. wattert; 11 and 8; a a,-10;
IS. la., 7.
. Lents Seventh and Gordon, Rev. W.
. una s; b.. h io; B.-',
Meetings every evening at : 8: Sundav
Onltarlaa.
Church of Our Father Yamhill 'anil I
eeventn, Kev, w. . u. Knot Jr.; Rev. T.
T . T-'I I nt rt Ti eilnl.t.- -.mevl,., a.
-wh, v. ..- .v. . ,VUB. 11 I
and 8: S. 8.. 9:45: adult class. IS :ao;
i. jr. r.. e:au. - xodics. "t:air anil
uoa: TJne xeara : CIVIC Prnarresa In
jruriiaiiu. . :.: - .- .
; Christian clanot. ' C
First Church of Christ Scottish Klta
catnearax. Morrison ana lxiwnadaie. 1 1 ?
b. io. o., i. buuibci ui lesson sermon.
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Oeary Street- abova TJnion Square
Just tppoaita Hotel St Francis :. ;-
European Plan S1.J50 a day up .
- American Plan $3.00 a day up '
Haw steel and brick itruetnrt. Ftrrnished at
cost of $200,000. Every comfort and oon
venieaca. On carlloes transferring all ever ;
city. Omnibus meets train and staamara.
Sand for Booklet with oun of Sao Francisco ;
POL
I hay aufferc4 with pMet lor thirtT
six years. One year aero last Aorfl I be
gan taking Caacareta for conatipation. In
the course of a week I Itoticea the piles
began to disappear and the end of six
weeks they did sot trouble me at all.
Caacareta have done wonder for tne. s I
am entirely cured and feel like a new
nan.' ueorge jsuyaer, iMapoieon, u.
Pleasant Palatable. Potent, Taate Good.1
Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or GriDe.
10o.2So.50o, Never aold in balk. Thsgen- vfl
nine tablet stamnadCCC Guaranteed to r I
Cure or yoor mooay back. ' 80
stoca, : 810,000: lncomoratora. John F.
Allen. Burt A. Seely, Charles F. Schwale
bh'i rt. a. couits. . .
Dr. William Pf under company; prin
cipal place of business, Portland; capi
tal stock, 11000; incorporators, Louis
fi. Clarke. William F. Woodward and E.
L- Clarke. . ,
Xotarial CommiMtions.
CStleta Boreas of Tba Joeraal.) '
Palem. Or.. Oct 11. Notarial com
missions hare teen Issued to J. J. Odet
and James 8. Strickler. Portland; Dan
iel Boyd. Enterprle-i.
Vespers and benediction. 7 :80.
Ascension, Montavilla, Rev. " J. :- P.
Fltznatrlck. Masa and sermon. 9 in
Chanel or Bisters or the Precious Blood.
St Patrick's, Nineteenth and Savler
Kev. J. p. Murphy. Low mass, S. High
mass and sermon, 10:10. Vespers and
benediction. 1:30. '
St Michael's - (Italian), Fourth and
Mill Jesuit Fathers. Low mass, , 8.
High mass and sermon. 10:10. Vespers
and benediction. 7:10. . J.
St. Stephen's. Firty-second and East
Taylor Rey. W. A. Waltt Low mass,
8:30. High msss and sermon. 10:30.
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Williams
Daly. Low
and Stanton Rev. W. A.
TFSiat
- Jf Ve J-J il i.
JIard coughs are bad enough, to be
' sure. But it's often the little, hack-
; ing, tickling, persistent cough' that
means the most, especially when
there is a history of weak lungs in
k the tamfly. What should be done?
Ask your doctor. lie kndws. Ask
him about the formula on the label
of every bottle of Aycrs Cherry
PjecioraL Ask him if this medicine
has Ms full approval for throat and
luntrcublcs. Then do as he says.
J r trrn rr iryiTT.1 1, vm.
Twenty-first and Mar
El H. Simnann. Wr.lv
eucharist. 7:30 and 11: a n. s-s-
matins and litany, 10:15; evensong, 7:30.
The Bishop of Oregon will preach and
confirm at the 11 o'clock service. '
j Church of Our Savior Woods toe k.
11 and 8. Archdeacon Chambers will
ymciaie. -. . -
Bt. John's Church Multnomah-' and
Taylor.-vll and 7:30: S. 8.,- 10.
' Good Shepherd Graham and v Van
couver. Rev. John , Dawson. 11 and
:ain--a 8i-t45.
and
Grace Memorial. East Reventeenth
and Weldler Rev. George B. Van Wat
te ra. Prayer and sermon. 11 end 7:30:
B. 8., 10. ' '
Ascension Chapel Portland Heights.
& 8.. 9:80. -r .
-All Saint's. Twenty-fifth "and Savlar.
Rev. Roy Edgar Remington, Holy Coro-
" Lutheran.'
Swedish Tmmniiii!-. Wln.n.
Irving. 11 and 8; 8. S., 9:46.
iMorwegian Bynod East Tenth and
mnV ,Rev-.- Hagoes.. 11 and 7:45; 8.
S. 12:10. Mornina aervlr-A- In NMWMttl
Avanseiicai cnurcn, f argo ana Kerby.
- Betanla Danish Union and - Morris:
St James' -English West Park and
Jefferson; J. Allen, Leas, 11 and 7:45;
S. 8.. 10: L. L.. 7 r. m.- Tnnlon "Th.
ckjui s i-ioture viauery. -soot Strap Re-
-UTI
niteff N'OrWetrfsn i!T"WTirn,, . .
Detmar Larsen. 11 and 7:tn: fl a o.ie'
9:80. ' , r- .....
1 Zion's German Chapman and ' Sal
mon; W. H. Behrens, 10:15: 7:45: 8 8
. St Paul's German Eaat Twelfth and
Clinton. Rev. A. Krause, 10:30 and
7:808. a, 9:30; confession 10.
Trlnitv Herman Vf, - ,
tnunion, 8; morning prayer and sermon, j Williams and Sellwood: J. A.- Rlmbach.
11: a 8.. 12:16; evening prayer, 8. I 9:15; 8. 8.. 10." 7:30.
r.ui- n uuuiucro. ner. aor.1- Hw,n an in.n.t.. . x, I .
avthe- 11 a m - B i-iS I " nouuey
Bishop Morris Memorial eharr!. Good
Samaritan hosDital. Rev. William R
Powell, chaplain. . Holy communion.
7 a. m.; ward - services, 8; prayer and
sermon, 7:15 p. m.
'Doctrine of Atonement"
Second-e-Woodmen's halL - East- flirt h
and. Alder. 11; I; a 8.; 12: subject at
lesson sermon, . Jjoccrine or Atone
ment. . -.
Frltads Chorch.
Sunnyside. Main and .Eaat , Thlrtv,
fifth. Lindley A. Wells, 11 and 7:30:
Bible achool, 10: C. E.. 8:80. ; -' ;'
Lenta. Center street Mvra R. flmlth
n inn .i;u; jpipie scnooi.. iv.
Xstfonntd.
First German Tenth and Stark
itreetiti CL Haf ner pastor. Servloes
io:45 a. m. ana s p. m.; a .B.. 9:80 k m.;
, ' 1 X. X. Charon South.
Union avenue and Multnomah street
Kev. js. rt. Mowre. 11 and 7:30: s. R io-
th a.aa '
Cfc 11. . v.av.
., Tnlted SSyaagaUeaL ,
First East Sixteenth - and . Pontile
and 'Rev. H. A. Deck. 11 and 7:80: a 8..
FfiEE TO Y01H.1Y SISTEfl
Katliodlst. .- - J .' '
Taylor Street Rev.' Benlamln Tnune
D. D 10:30 and 7:80: a 8 11:10: El L..
:30. Toplca, "The Leason of the Au
tumn Leaf." "Hollowing the Leader."
Grace Twelfth and Tavlor Rev. fnlia
H. Cudllpp. Dl D.. 10:39 and 7:10; 8. a.
11:15: E. L.. 8:30. Torlca. "Tha Olorv
of Hnmilltv. "Tha Honnrfeaa u.-
first in a series of four evening ser
mons on "The Bane of Homelessnfsa."
Sunnyside East Yamhill ami Thlrtv.
fifth; JV. T. Euster; 11 and 7.30r a a,
9 68; E. L, :45. . .
St Johns a H. Dewart; It and I;
n i. 7; a s.. 10.
Epworth Twenty-sixth and Savief,
Rev. Chirles T. Mcpherson; U and 7 11-
8. S.. 1: E L.. :45. Topics. "The Love
of God." ajid Xireet Eplola,- by re
quest. Lessons from Mrs. Kate Col
lins' murder case.
TrlnMv Fast Tenth and Grant- Lewis
F. Smith: 11 and T 10- V. t. 1 tii-' a a
It. Toj-lca "ur Olorlmia Irherltanre.'
"A Revival Our Great Need."
Centenary Ka Vintn .- txne-
Clsreoce Tree Wilson. D. D, 1 It aad
. p: fc. L, :l; a 8, 9:45. Mrnirf
Hermnn by p. I Hti-r. erenirv torc,
" M-lern t-llvIIHllM fr.r The Re!iir,n
cf Christ Chrl'tiss Science, Tbeoaoi fcy
Pf-l- tus ism, etc"
C tie,lU saloa Clian S?ng Hal; 11
arid 1 is.
lwreirr1p.v. R H pryaJlt; 11
Fred to You and Every 8feter8ur
ring from women's" Ailment.
Iamawomaa. .
' I know woman's stiff arlngs.
. Ibevefoandtkeenre
ilTK f,11 tTT T "aarft, taytn fisat
twat with fuu laatnicikuistoaiiy enfierar fMn
woman's sUmeota. 1 want to tU si worn en about
this cars sis, my reader, for yourstuf, 7 oar
daughter, your mother, or your sitter. 1 want to
eil you how to cure yottraeiyea at home with
oot the barfp of a doctor. M an saasst enderetaad
womea s suaerinjrs, w hat we woman kDowtnsi
tna nam a. we know b-HU-r thaa any dueior I
know tna my hrMtae treatment k. ane and snre
cure for lanrtai ar tt'-nt nrn-ttt, Itavstatit v
stasat mt Ht mi gM tea. wa. Urn m Hmt4
rem. Star a at Kviaa TaMra. at m.mrt mam -
kaai. sacs sa kaxt, Ivsnag teas Immi. n inini
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I wast to aead yoe 1
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