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THli OKEGON DA'ILY JQUKNAL, PORTIANU. SATURDAY 4 iissi t,.a 1.1 j.i--.xji . : in Sun&ay Services at the., Uortlan gl)urcl)es j . - - 4 flrst-Whlt Tempi-. Twelfth and Taylor. Her. J. Wbltcomo nrous -Center." "in the "'"''v.. Ankenri ii:io inu ...v, - jwir. j. in r.SiSi,lrChurth." "Our ta reodlnc 1-eople the Hread of Life. 'rU-U? J wontleth and Ankeny ; Privilege' Tie 'M-ure of ft V ermon by' Kev. J. K. Knod.ll. KT-- li.-rhland Albert and Sixth. Kev. E. A. Leonard, paator. U and p. W. Thuraton, pastor. 11 and Vl v.TyEa.1 feVhth end Orsnt Rev. and "A Sanctifying Ideal." . lmmanuel Jonee Hall. Oiooa ana 'T Rev A.- B.' Mlnaker. 19:99 and ? 4 I II B T. P. U- I0. Union Sortie? in ovenVat Fourth Prosby- oUMlnt.T!U:..Ber. Albert f Patchl and 1:30: a 8., 19; Y. P. 10. Topics! "tJur Business- and "dow to Be Clean." nr.i.. Unlverslty Prk Rey A, B Walta. an 10 11 and 7:10: B. T. F. u., i. 8-6u"nnV.lde rmany-Forty-flrat ana Hawthorne; Bev. C. Feldmeth. 11; S SU John a (0rmn) Ber.' C. Feld- Inaaa. M tM Ml .UaT Chinese Fung B. 8.. T preaching, a, r ecoidrnta $i& Rodne? avenRTv. F. Bueewnann, 11 niFlb?fi'th itraet-Coraer E.st Main; B..C. Ooot ll:l .and 7:0. - V 11 11 and 7:0: B. Y. -RU.. SO- .t. Rev R Bl BTjohnaonT 11 .nd, 1:10.' Bw.diebin and. Fifteenth; Ker. Bev. fTe. Drtt 1 - :46! serricea each, night. ; . f ' : ' I .' .. ; jteeljyteTian. tptraftTwelfth ana AMer, Bev. WH In the Heart." ''The Man With Iron In Bev. Harry iedi, 11 and 7.80, B. i. ac?iVa64-Blewnth and Clay. Bev. Thomas Holme- waater. Bible achooU norm. Topics. J ls Snn of the Churw. "For or Afrainnt. 8,Fowtm8ta7id Glbbs; Kev Donald ; Mackenzie. 10:30 and 7:80. a S, 12; C. E"Tliwthorne f Park Twelfth and Eaat TivloT-Rr. Nelson Allen. 10:80, I SO- a a C. li. :80. Topics. "V Mai'a :Mn for J? That." "What i aw at Monte Carlo and My Impression 'of the Vice of GambMnK. ..... Forbes eelhrood ?a,n,05ie.n12: Bev. Harry H- Pratt; 11 and 7:80; a a. 1 Plemont "Ckwieland andiarrett; Bev. J. E. Bnyder, 11 and 7:30: . a., Westminster East Tenth and Weld ler: Kev. Henry Marcotte, , 10:80 and 7-Vo- 8 S 12: Y. P. a C. Ifi- 8:30. 'Marshall Street Marshalland North Seventeenth; Rev. C. W. Hays, U. 4. Mount Tabor Belmont and Pretty man; Bev. Jsdward M. Sharp, 11 and I; Spokane Avenue Hast Seventeenth and Spokane;- Bev.. D. A. Thompson, 11 and 7:30; S. a. 10: C. E.. 6:30. Third JcJasi i junwnui tmu nu'i Bev J. A. P. McGraw, 10:30 and 7:45;! S S 1ST ToplcsT "Lirve the Brother hood" and "Element of Betrlbutlon In thHope-Montavllls, Bev. J. a Dunning. 1fce3nlfwortn-East Thirty-fourth and Gladstone. Rev. A. Robinson, 11; S. 8. 1' Y P 7. "kiliard Avenue Bev. John A. Town . send; services, 10; S. a, 11:15. . Anabel Rev. John A. Towwend. Serv ices. 11:30 and 7.46; S. S.. 10:15; C. E. T. Trinity Dakota street. Rev. A. Rob i lnnon. 7:45 p. m.; C. E. 6:45; S. S., 11. . Vernon WyKant and East Nine teenth; Rev. George W. Anna, 11 and 8; S. a, fi:45; C. E., 7. : yrL: 'K, Oathollo. . ! St Mary's Pro-Cathedral Fifteenth and Davis Most Rev. A. Christie. D. D. Low mass, 6, 8 and 9. High mass and rmnn. 11. Vespers, Instruction and Sfep'h-V German). Fifteenth and Couch RC Rev. James Rauw, V. G. Low mass. 8. Hteh mass end sermon. 10:30. Vespers, bemsdlction, 1:80. 6U Francis, East Eleventh and Oak -Bev? J. H- Black. Low mass. 6, 8:80 and :80. High maea tnd aermon. 10:80, Vespers, Instruction , and benediction. 6t Lawrences', Third od Sherman Bev. J. C. Hughes. Low masa, , 7 and 8:30. H1KB mass aa ' Vespers and benediction, 7:10. Ascension, Montavilla. Rev. X P. Fitspatrick. Mass and sermon, t in 5v..li ci.tAra of the Precious Blood. RLPatricks. Nineteenth and Bavier V it tft.n Vuiun anil liin-n ni". . -. - - benediction. 1:30. ' . . St. Michaels Cltallan). Fourth and Mill Jesuit Fathers. Low maea. 8. High mass and sermon, 10:80. Vespers and benediction, 7:80. - St. Stephen's. Flrtr-aecond and East Taylor Rev. W. A. Waitt. Low mass. ' i-30 High mass and sermon. 10:80. " Immaculate Heart of Mary. WUllama end Stanton Rev. "W. A. Daly. Low mass, , 8 and . Hih mass and ser mon. 10:30. Vespers and benedlcUon, 7:30. Holy Bosary, East Thirds and Union Very Rev. A. 8. Lawler. Low mass. 6. T and 8:36. High mass i and ermon. 10:80. Vener and benediction, 7:30. c.w. ii.i-t Mllwaukie Rev. Gre- ory Roble. O. S. B. Low mass. i. High mass end sermon, 10:80. Vespers and twrxMlirt.on. 7:80, . Holy Cross. University Park Bey. J. T. Thillman. C. a C. Low tnaaa. 8:80. High mass and sermon, 10:30. . Veeoers - and beaedltlon. 4. . . Holy KHlemer, Portland ana van courerUev. Ed K. CantwelL C 88. R , Low mass. 8. High masa and sonwon. 10:10. Benediction. . 6t Andrew's. Ninth .d Albertar 1 DUIU8V a.iw. Sutiestire Qucatiom on the Sunday Scnooi Loson by Rev. Vr. 1. & iinacott the U.l truths ef thrletUnltf, ana tne ir cu Md take p the mans life. lk "fPf.'ilVriM 2al 'ardalned ci.rgymen. Aliwha bey simple course r'"fu;',ilA V. 4S and to compete for the prises. .n.ar.r la writing and up" these Qoadlttoaa m wiwn both the ra aach week Is to Oe 1 Mrtk wk - . are te oe be a rabMrlbef ewspatc lions must sr.:.r-.s xvrnZezl ysMrsA of the snswer. . . ,.,., (his afflea. and they will be eollated 4. The answer must be delivered to iiub ",,., ior independent w at thi efose of the contest "l Newspaper BlbU Study club, Third Series A ieacnr . . ""rSftth .H-n.. Tb, ! Chrt.tunll7.- rU U.K. t. . r Rif.HS Vli'lsr.ri"S turarus arts as educational or literary, standpoi con- cogency of their reasoned Ideas. (Copyright 1801. by Bey. T a .Wns cott, D. D.) October 14, 1909. Paul a Prisoner before Festua and Agrlnpa, Acts 25: 6-11; cnapter . Golden Text-4 know whom I have believed and am persuaded that he is able to keep that which. I have com mitted' unto him against thatday. I Tiro 1 1Z sl-Who was this Festua re ferred to in this verseT From the preceding five versei what had the Jews requested Festus to do? Verse 7 On what principle can you explain he btrter hatred which tha Jews had for Paul? . , Will a religious bigot, who Is full of hatred as these Jews were, stop bort of shearing to a lie to accomplish hi purpose? - . q..,m anv rrhrt.dan believe or cir culate a charge against any person that he has not got ample proor orr Verse .8 As a matter of fact had Paul. In any sense, broken any Jewish law? ... . ..- - , Which, at this time, vert.rraur tne most' unenviable situation. -au or his accusers,- and why? Verses 9-12 When a Judge or a mag I art ro ia favorii ths prosecution, and makes harsh remarks against the pris oner during the taking of the evidence. thus prejudicing tne jury, is man fit for a judicial position? Whan Christian is accused Of wrong doing, and is innocent, should he insist Upon HIS innocenco or uo jjamrm. sfient, and wait for the facts to speak? Paul was no doubt wise in refusing to go to Jerusalem, but was he equal ly wise in not insisting that his trial be finished at Caesarea, and in his ap peal to caesari , . : - . . , . t vAu a minister to be tried for heresey, which tribunal would you athor a.iftot. a weiudiced conference. or synod, or general assembly, 0 con vention, or a coromlttea of secular high "ThUer""..: 1-11-Who wa. this Agrlppa and what had brought blm to iTVntaV. cause Is Just. wUl a knowl edge of all the facts always help him? What are the leading points here out lined of Paul's defense before Kin Mwfyhould u be thought thing Incredible with you that God should raise the dead"? v-8. - ' Waa Paul any better when he per secuted and caused Christians to be .put to death, than the Jews were then in wanting to put him to death? How do you estimated Paul's charac ter before his conversion? 1 Verses 12-18 What points of resem blance are there between Paul " con version and that of a sinners today? why did Paul so frequently describe bis conversion? , , . What was God's object, as here de scribed In Paul's conversion, and what la God's object in every conversion? i-,.4ji3 la n possible that some sinners get a call from God fully as marked as Pauls and yet refuse to comply and go on in their sins? What difference Is there between a mu bafor and aft ha turns to God? (This question must be answered In writing; by members of tha club.) Verses 24-82 Why did Festus. in terrupt Paul and say he was mad? Why did not Festus and Agrippa both turn to God, seeing that they were clearly convinced of the truth of Christianity and their need of salva- UWhy are not aU persons Christians who have heard the voice of God call ing them to repentance? Lesson for Sunday. October 31. 1909. Paul a Prisoner The Voyage. Acts 27: nrotnerhood of Mn " -The Sura Foun daOon.of Kternal lUppln-ns. Vlre Oermaa Mfto-nth and lloyt; O. A. Waasa; 11 and ?.3. y BeolidUrinsn Stanton anj; lUKWey. Rev. is. E. Iteruler. It and 6; aV 8 t.4i, sVniood East Fifteenth and Tacoma. Bev. Lester C Poor,. 11 and t;S; J. 1. 1:10: K. L. 8 Tl he cimton-a.eiif' """'- . ' . " ninth ana -oweu. f Jonas; & a. :5; 11 and I; R. L-, Montavilla Kest l'lne and Klghleenth struts. Kev. Harold Obergi If and 8, k K; claas metlng. 13 K. U. 1:1- WoodYawnr-Wllliam J. Douglas; II anu SI . Ka i University Perk Dawson im nil Rev. W. K. Jeffry, J.; liana :, . African 7-lon Thirteenth and Main, Rev. W. Matthews; 11 and 8; S. a. 1. Mount Tabor ICea SUrk and BUty flret. J. W. McDougall; 11 and 7:30. Wooilstork J. D. Vocaj ll and t:0: Atin-Mlc1il,an''avenue and Carpet. tyr. V. A. Watters; 11 and I; a a, 10, WLTntV Seventh and Gordon. Bev. W. Boyd Moora, 11 aud la S 10i Ev 1. t. - . - . XiBtberam. St. James English West .Park and Jefferson; J. Allen Leas, 11 ana t.-. a a. 10; U 1. I P. Toplca, "Was Who and 1.26. r. ----- . .i,.,. fn.-r-.t-d are Invited to UD!T!Srfft "cuestlon" particularly If they consider them of value in their work.1 High mass and sermon, 10. VesP" ln' structlon and benedlcUon, 7.30. St Ignatius. Forty-second and Powell Valley road Rev. F. Dillon, a J. Lw mass. ana :. - benediction. 10:30. , . St. Stanislaus. Maryland and Fail ng Rev. C Seroski. Low mass. 8. High mass and sermon. 10. Episcopal. Trinity, Nineteenth and Everett Rev. A. A. Morrison. 8. 11 and 7:30. a a. 8:45. Services of song in evening. St Matthew's. First and Caruthers Rev. W. H. M. Breek. Holy communion, 7:80; a 8., 10; service and sermon, 11. Pro-Cathedral of St. Stephen, the Martyr Thirteenth and. Clay. Rev. H. M. Ramsay. 7:80. 11 and 7:80 p. m.; "st dIvW's East Twelfth 't and -Belmont Rev. Henry Ruasell Talbot Holy communion, 7 :30j prayer and sermons. 11St!'d A'mfrWs, ' Portsmouth Holy eucharlst and sermon, 11; prayer and sermon, 7:80: a S.. 10 a. m. Archdeacon Chambers will officiate. . 8t Mark's. Twenty-first and Mar shall. Rev. J. E H. Simpson. Holy eucharlst 7:80 and 11; S. 8.. 9:45; matins and litany, 10:16; evensong. 7:30. Church of Our Savior Woodsto-k-11 and 8. Archdeacon Chambers will ""'st1 John's ' Churoh Multnomah and Taylor. 11 and 7:30: B. 8.. 10. . Good ShepherdOraham and Van couver. Rev. John Dawson. 11 ana 7 ' Ore ei Memorial, East Seventeenth and Weldler Rev. George: B. Van Wat ters. Prayer and sermon, 11 and 7:30; s s 10. Ascension Chapel Portland Heights, a S 980 All' Saint's. Twenty-fifth and Savier. Bev. Roy Edgar Remington. Morning prayer and sermon, 11; 8. 8., 12:15; even ing prayer, 8. St Paul Woodmere. Rev. J. a For sythe; 11 a. m.; S. 8., 9:45. ' Bishop Morris Memorial chapel. Good Samaritan hospital. Rev. William R. Powell, chaplain. Holy communion. 7 a. m.; ward services, 8; prayer and ermon. 7:16 p. m. ' JCsthodlst, Taylor Street Rev. Benjamin Young, D D. 10:80 and 7:80: S 8., 12:10; B. L tt 'ia. Toplca. "The Glory of the Grand Canyon of tha Yellowstone." "Tongue and Temper." T Grace Twelfth and Taylor, Rev. John H. Cudllpp. D- D.. 10:80 and 7:80: 8. 8., iJsT K?yL:. Topics. "Christian T iv "rh, Homaless Woman, see' ond in a seaies of four evenings, on "The Ban of Homelessness." Norwegian - Danish Thirteenth and Davia. Rev. K. p. NeUon, 11 and ; a a, 18unnyslde East Yamhill andThlrty- rtrtv,- xv t. duster: 11 ana 7:e; a., 9:50; E I. :4. Topics, Leadership of Jesus Christ," "The In stitutions of Evil Thr Theatre." S; Johns-a H. Dewart; 11 and 8, Epworth Twenty-sixth and Bavier, Rev. Charles T. McPherspn: 11 and 7j80; 8 8. 10; ' E. -I. 6:46. - Topics, "The Minority Report "Working Out Our Salvation." . Trinity East Tenth and Grant' Lewis v Smith- 11 and 7:30; E. L.. 6:30; S. 8., 10. Toplps, 4e Filled With the Spirit,,( "Revival Services." - Centenary East Ninth and Pine; Clarence True Wilson. D. p., .10:30 . and 7:30; E. L.. 6:80; a B., 12:15. Topics, "Lessons 'From the Temptations of the Christ" "Why Oregon Is Going Dry 1910 " ' Chinese Mission Chan Sing Kal; 11 nLau'relwoodr-Bev. B. H Myarg;. 11 and:30i. S a, 10; E. L., 6:30 -rra Central Vancouver avenue and Fargo street Rev. C. L. Hamilton, 10:80, and 7:80? 8. 8 , 12; E. L 6:30. Topics, "Holy Communion," "Types of Churches. Norwegian Danish Vancouver ave nue and Skidmore. Rev. C. J Larsen, 11 "Japanese3" Missfon-lU North Fif teenth. Rev. Ellsen Rlbara, 9:80 and S: SwemsMorbwick Beart. .Ber John Ovalt 11 and 8; S . S ..10: E. U. 7t Topics, 'The, Fatherhood of God and the Mailt What la It? Where Is It? a jh 9) r9 T Swedish Immanuel Nineteenth Irving. 11 and 8; 8. B., s:s. . - Norwegian Synod East .Tenth and Grant; Key. a Hagoes, i:. ""' servlca in pecona jtsubomu 'Bft0.nT D.ni.n-Unlond Morrt.; Rev. J. Scott 11 ana s s. w'.-a-f.. United JMorwegian S a a Detmar Larsen. 11 and T:80 a S- n.,rinmin and Sal mon; H. IL. Kappelmann. 10:18; 7:45; a fit.' Paul's German East Twelfth and Clfnton. Bev! A. Krauaa, 10:30 and 7-80: 8. a 9:30. Trinity German (Missouri nod) Williami and Sellwood; J. A. Klmbach. : Swedish AuguJuom Bodney and Stanton ' Rev. C. A. Tolln. 10:4 and 7:8Uedl.h'M-lon - S.v.nr.enth and Gllsan; Rev. B. J. Tboren, 11 and 8, St' "'olTn'a P5enfnsula av'enua and ifm CChaU-M:h.gan avenu. gnd Skidmore, Rev. B. J. Thoren. 11. a B, "immanuel German Corner 16th and Leo (Sellwood). H. C EbeUng. 10:80; S. S 9110 Grace English Rodney bnd Ivy, Al pine, H. C libeling. 7:30. . Norwegian Kerby and Fargo streets. Rev.. O. Hagoes, 11; 8. a. 13. 10. Congregational. First Madison and Park. Bev, Luther R Dyott D. D.; Bev. Out I Dick, assistant; 11 and 7:45; 8. a. 9.4a. Special service in morning for commis sioning Mr. and Mrs. Kallojii to . Foo chow, China.,, Evening addresses by Bev. G. W, Hlnman.and Mr. and, Mr-. KLaure'lwood Bev. w:H. Myers; 11; S' Bunnyside feast 'Taylor and East ?htrtv-fnurth. Rev. J. J. Staub; 11 ana 0 ys ft, 10; CL E., 6:30., Topics, 'the Theme of the Christian's . Song," "Your Life's Great Architect St Johns-Rev. Q. W. Nelson; 11 and University Park Haven and Dawson, Bev G. W. Rlggs; 11 and 7:30; a S.. 10; ai&ssalo;Street-Ea1 Seeni ,and Hassalo, Bev. George B. Paf dock. In troductory sermons by lland 7:46; S. S. 10; C. E., :46.. J Highland-East Sixth and , Pteseott Rev. E. a Bollinger, 11 and J-.SOB. a. 10' TR C. EL, 6:45. Topics. "Life's t, PralRA service. iseei invMu..: o .s an Stanton. Rv.'john H. Hopp; 10:8 and 7 : Wrimlba-ver'and- M's.Wavenue. Rev. Daniel. B. Thomas. 11 and 1.30, B. S.. 9:45. r : ; ... Onrlstlaa. . . . nrnrantlaffi and Sal' mon- R?v. X ri GhoJmley. D. D. U and S?'4wf .Aooi. 10. Topics, "Learning Christ" 'Tha Heavenly Cltiien." Ber mons by associate pastor, Rev. F. 1 Cook. 46&ermo-n to " Rev Bruce Wolverton oh "Forward to Christ Bve- na :; o- o.. The Personal B1Q DINNER EASILY DIGESTED tnioy What You tit Don't Be Ablid of Afler-diitresi. Eat drink, and be aserry. and do It evr sgnin the nest day. Thou-aads will say. TSK I wish I rovld! I only wish I roold eajoy a good auare meal, but I caaX It almost klUs ma rary time I try to eat one." Tb"uards of pwvls bare chronla tn (irMtioa, end other twrwting t tit tba vtoraafh, aad tho"aJ inors are rffg tke way erirply bo- rTi tHy wot dtand bw te tat a care f the twwrK tiitrYm ktT a bat of btwlag ( ta la a wv.; crcry sto--t v .a irt cf work te p-form Hi l- .., t- f--4 tat e pMt t-ta It, ar4 f! ' ia rri iv, art ' !-. a refl 'mnfm tan t rr.(.4 )s f.rmj i fa-o, T. mlnates by Ml-o-na tahleta. which are guaranteed by Woodard. Clarke Co. to euro tadigeetloa or aoooey back. jaj-evaa ts the prescrlptioa ef a physt rin who Is a vory sucoeosful specialist la the treatment of dioeasos of the stem, ach. In tho cp4"ioa of thonsahda who bavo ba rewtorod ts bealtn, im is tha arratrat rreocrtptlow for btdlgeotlen aiul vmiioM stoenach dlstarbaacos ovoc wrttl. viat la ootd by drogfisW every whoro at 8 caots a b ad Is pealthraly rwaraato-d to care dyspepsia, tndlg-o-tum. aWk boavtecbe. waoewa. bearttoum, prmr otowMMh. belehlrg of gas. d)r1na, havy eto-Barh. arveosaess, 'r-rTV-r mw. and car i' ktr. vomiting of r4a'-r. ar.4 the after efforts of eer- aafrr or arlT.ktrS or IMt'T back. Tat ..r., a fraa freoa DoeU S Ml o na. Bef- COTTAGE GEQVE MAN APPOINTED 0. N. G. CHAPLAIN tJOaaftMsjihjlsasMtaVassVJassr : frA - - - - - - ' '4 I '1 .s' 1 - A .9' r"" 'A '' ) k V J Th RfT. Mr. W. A- ElklM, p- polBtcd ehgplaia of roBrtn regl ment, O. K. O. r ; -. . Cotta.se Grove, or, Oct. l ThRv W a rJklns ef this rity baa Juet re- rlrd a life commvalort frx-a Governer Beoa as ehrli of the rtturth regl went O. N. O. Mr. FT.kin serv-d ta the "ponleh-ATtiertran WTir as a wenber of tke sharpahoot-rr lrire. natlvo Oregon'.aa. for the dcf every Sunday morning. Wrl-6Uh nd W.nioinery, Bev. Fiai.k ! r'lndley, 10 2i"ui V H lli tt hi. 6 80. Toplrs. "The (hurch and Hr' Prayer ti-;" puljjll iduirlal. "Tha cr.f ice Hit." S.rinon. A Teats of Womanhood." . Thlid tet Tlilrty-seventb and ClaVl Bey. J7 U Achson. 11 od T o. a. 10. ; ,. . . . , ; Tree Methodist. ' . nrot church-Keat Ninth and Mill. David. M. Cathey. .11 and ; . B...10. beoni churuh Bast nnlrs, ba tweiri Vlfiy-lhird and r If ty-fourth s?e"s Rev. Wilbur N. Coffee. 11 InT7 8: S. .. 10r class maatlng. :3. Sllvi Bnon Klla.lon H" and Ankeuy. A. Well", uperlntndint Meatliiga ivery evening at 8; Sunday at . v , . - tr&lvarsaUst. Church of he Oood Tidings tno Colo, - TBltartaa, nhnrih of Otir Father Yamhill and Beventh. Rev. W. O. E lot ,J rflPF 6:30. ,Tplc;r "Art" M.1 Chir-' aoter." 'The Presen Biate ot i-syouw therapy.". . ' ' , . Chrtstisa Solsnoo. : First Church or nrl";""ii. ii athadraL Morrison and Lownsdaia, 11. 'ln,a,", . ...,a of lasson- sermon. irnhatlon After Death.". Second-Woodmen's hall, east SSen' obVtto"J Aft;; Death.r. ' , ' ' , ' " X. SO. Church gouts. Union avenuo and Multnomah atreet Itev. 15. H. Mowre. 11 and "-i . W. L, 6:10. Morning tM'lo. VV?,,V1,1'J? q Not A-e.t Cl.rlatlanlty aa Heaaily as They Bolaiio-." rriaads' Obareb, Bunnyelde, Mato and Jn'f.t fifth. Llnujey A. W-H . ,,;" Lrnta. Cnter street Myre B. Bmltn, 11 and 7:10; alible achooU 10. - 1 1 " '"., - 1 , ' ' Bef ormed. ' First Oerman Tenth and B'ark streets, O. H.fner pa.tor. ,. 10:45 a. m. and I p. n l H. a. 1:80 a. x. y. a, t p.-. . KtsoeUaaoona. First Spiritual Society ChrWtenseu halt Eleventh and YamhUl atreeia. 11. 1:80 and 7;45. . ,,, Church of New . Thought Selling Hlrsch hall. H-nry Vlotor ' Morgan. I v. U address by Dr. C. IL Chapman on "The Heavanly World." v Swedish Corps Salvation Army -419 Burnslde. 1, 4:30 and 8. ; - Mediums' snd Ministers Association Auditorium bullUing. 11, I and 7:46. Swedish Frre Mission Mississippi and Bhaver, ReAag. Olson, lu;4lnd ''Latter Day Balntg'.(Mormons) East a.-. A U K.r n. . n , t C. V' UkM t fT W A.T &. I PHI I BHU PllBllM.- w. . - " presiding elder. 11 and llM, ; n Hall and Lincoln E. Wallace Sliepard. 10:30 and 7:80. - ... . . Volunteers of America 185 Burnslde treat 8:80 and :30. Dlvino Truth Ontor-I01- - AHsky V..,11H1 flaw Thaililaua M. Mlnard. Ill 8- . it. Topic. "Ideal." - . new 'inoiiFni i,.... Ten 1 no. 8, Rav, P. J. Green. . vChurch of Naaareno East Sevsnth a?td Couch. 11. . ' . ' . New Church Society (Bwedenborgen) Eleventh and Alder. Knights of Py thias' hall Lay servlco and sermon. 11. - State Spiritualists' aasoclation-rLag)e ball. 8t Johns, 8 p. m. - Y. M. C A. Gymnasium of now build- . . n, . . - . . cnaas anaattng f." m-n; alarms hV K, J. llm .r..ue,r n u Non-C.-..n..i-1'.U Kllowar bn. F..I Bltth and AlU.r; 1:89. ..!? HiLla tu.llrs; 3:l. scriptural dUoouraa for Christians. ' a w Ont.r of Jtlght Th,"V.T'..ata: tmiipta. Il Havunth aud AMer gueeio, lira hi hlit-nuan olnayj I p. W. JteorganUi..! Clittrcto of JeauJ Christ, of lamttrr Day B.mtaEa.J Ulh and Irving. l.lder Walter War- krr. It and t;l0; a B. 18:46. . 1. W. O. A.-tleveitth and. Taylor--4 p. in.. a1.iress by Sev. IvtilUer R. Dyott tn "i'h Compute Life. Marquis, of BaJUbury' nirthday. James Edward Hubert Oascoyna Ce cil, fourth Marquis of Saltaburg. was born In London, October 33, 1841, and re ceived his education at Eton and at University College, Oiford. rrom 1616 to 1693 ho represented the Dsrwan divi sion of Lancashire In the house of com mons. In 1900 he becams tinder aecre tary of foreign affairs and continued In that position until 1903, when he became Lord Privy Seat He succeeded t the title In 1908, upon the. death of bis father, the third Marquis of Salisbury, who waa a famous statesman and for mer British premier. .The present mar quis was married in 117 to Lady Cicely Alice Oore, daughter of tha Earl of Arran. He la tho possessor of inagnlfl e.nt estates aggregating 10.000 acres In Hertfordshire and Dorsetshire., . A-. - ' Estrada Proclaims Election. Blueflelds, Nicaragua, Oot !1-Pcel-dent Estrada 'has lasued a proclam. Uon stating that a presidential election will be held late In November. Estrada declared that he did nyot consider him elf tho permanent president, tha people had notapoken. ' . First-icorner Park and Columbia, W. nl'addres. at thegraduation ,r- cises of the teacne . Rodney Avenuo -Bodney and Xaott, liomao G. Ploton. 11 and T:46; S. 8.. A Reerv. 1 and 7:30; B. B., 10wUlawl-Wa M. Melllnger. 11 and ; S. S... 10; C T. Titai Brathren In Christ. First-East tA W0 Rev. G- E. uwosuui 1 Vdlc-Bxth and Mechinio. Hv. Os car A. MarUn- 11 and. 7:80; a a, 10. GThTrd South Moun ts Tabor; Bev. C P Blanchard. Bible school. 8. f. tjiani-uB.u. frnrantv.saventh and MirldrB B? B. Emerlck, 11. proach jmiiorou, raatle: evening service Hnon wnVrst chore. East Flf- Trenwnt-WIsdom nd Curtis atreets. Bev HCVShaf f er; a a 3:80; preach ing, :... ' TTnlted rogolloaJ. First Ea-t ' Sixteenth ' and Poplar. Rev. H. .A. Vfem. 1 , '"i,."- ." iwhyTO 3SF?t From G&jf tlanity." ..V Willamette. rBSSTIrao T30; a a "seSon-Firgo and Karby. Rev. & C. St 'johnWvanhoo and John. Boy. C. P. Yates, a a. 10. , y Srahgelloal AssooUttona. First English Eaat ftxth and Marr ket F. B. cuivor. a" First TTfftS Snd,',Co,arY ?' Rena. 10:46 and 1:46: a 8.. 9.80, T- r. T pm Topics, "Tho Thingo Which r b- - 'wishing to See Jesus." ManTorTal Eaat Efghteenth and Tib botUTMorrU Hovorling. 11 and ; a, a Tfnltod Fresbytorlan, . Tha Church of the Strejis'? Qra?d - . U I. m r 1 t m KY1V 11. and wascw, rr a i..a. 10:10 ana 8. S.. S. Earl Du Bola, 13. Interpretation r any Ills come 'from tmpuro Wood, "nave pure blood with faulty dl tlon. lesy liver and sluggish bowels. Man Cant Rurdock Bood Bitters strengthens atom ach. bowels and liver, and purtfleo tho blood. ; . Itching, torturing skin- eruptions, d1o flgre. Sinov. drive one wfld. Den Ointment brfnro eiulck relief and lt tagoareo. fifty cents at any drug atoro. After a heavy meal, take a eeuplo of noon's ReauletA. and give your stomach. Mrer and boela the help they will nd. peg-ulets brlag oasy. regular paasagea of the bowela. rverybodfa frtesd TH- Tbomas Erlectno OIL Cureo tootfcacho, oars Be. mT threot HeoJo enta, bruloeo, oeajda. gtops any oJn- - A apraiBod ankle wm nasally disable tho Injured peroon tt three or four ntka Tbta la due to lack of prep-r treatanont When CXrobrlal Lini ment ts applied a core rnay bo effected la thro or four days. This liniment ts eeo of It bevt sad most remarkable preperatlws U tM. t .- .1 1 0M IS fir NOVEMBER On Sale Ik TEW music, the best,' brightest, most lN popular t and most entertaining, is bfFered on the hew Edison Records, , both the two minute and the four-minute size. Here is popular, sacred, dance and classi cal music for your choosing, all of which can be heard at your nearest Edison dealers, and afterwards heard in your own home as you select it. v Amberol Standard ... tM Starsend Stripes Forever March . . . Sonsa'i Band fM Juat Plain Folks. . ..... Ada Jones and Chorus tor Selections from "Little Nemo" , Victor Herbert and his Orchestra t How She Gets Away With It is More Than I Can See. . . . -. . t . .Grace Cameron m Flannunn and Harrigan. . ... Porter and Meeker 10M7 Powhatan' Daughter March jSAiiaa'a Rand . Manuel Remain 990 Oypey Airs (Sarawte. Op. 90). i . Albert Spalding .01 nr.nilM'i Muatard Plaster . . . . .MurryA,HUI tot Waiting and Watching for Me A nOum. tanil TTarrlattn 909 Eglantine CapftPe. . . United State Marine Band 104 Panies Mean Thought. Pear, and , ThoughU Mean You. . ...Manner Remain. tJ A Thousand Leagues UndeT the Sea . GueReed M Lasca . .... . . . . . , . Edgar L. Davenport W7 Jaet eUmi -rs HeLesdethMe. . . . : Edison Mixed QuartetU tf Wedding Dance Walts I ' American Symphony Orchestra 900 The Song I Heard One Sunday Morn 1 . James F. Harrison and Mixed Chorus 001 Run, Brodder Poxum. Ron I . . Collinjand Harlan oo Carnival of Venice ...... Ollivotti Troubadoum 09 My Old Kentucky Home m Knickerbocker Male Qaartette 904 A Georgia Bart Dance . , New York Military Band JEdtioa Phonographs . . . fH-W 9 e186.?9 Standard Record . . . ....... . Je Amberol Record (twleo at long) ... . 80e fir Onara Baeorda . , ,.... 700 .- 10m Fennyland . . . , . . ... . . .Manuel gemam lotso She' aa Awful Nice Oal . . 1 Edward Meeker . n. . T - 4inHn. Anaarlan NvmnliAlit Orrhaatra 10M1 I Want Somebody to Play with - . Bvron O. Harlan lot TheteTI Come a Day ... SUnley and Oil letto 104 Sadie Salome ......... Edward M. Favor 104 , Oakley Qulcktep a . ... ... .Oily Oakley ' ..... ' ,,,1 VII. fLa ffa Tut. . Will Oakland lotM Whiter Than Snow , .. . . AnUioajL Harrison 10I4T Arran, Come in Out of the Ralri . . . Barney McShase. Ada Jone . 1MM TheCoqnetto. . . . United States Marine Band v ,M4 Ohl Doctor''. . . , . , . ... Grace Cameron ' 1050 Baboon Bungalow ...... Collin and Harlan . lotai If Hard to Kiss Your Sweetheart When the , ' - Last Kiss Mean Good-Bye . Arthur Cv Clough 10999 'Ripples A Serenade " American Symphony Orchertra . 10199 Uncle Josh at tha Opera . . . , 1 . Cal Stewart 1094 Zep Orson's -Alrhlp ' Ada Jones and Len Spencer . Ifttss Dnblln Daisies. ... . . .. Peerlea Quartette 1059 Daughters of America March ' . . . New York Military Band Wo deairo seed Bra dealer W sell BdUosj Phoaorrapha la every town where we ere not ' now well represented. Dealer having established ' ure .noniq wrive op at out. Get complet catalog ef Edison Phonograph of your dealer or writ n National Phonograph Company, 75 Lakostoo Ay.. Orange, N. J. I , , N' . ' . . - I I I -. ' ' ' ; I 9s-bbBb-9Bs-b1b- C o c.6 a F a c -t No. 25 TVs frak ef the cocoa tret it nrrt frccn fat color, rum red, the yeCow a k bejir. to ripen, and when dried become cboeoktc brown. Tb fruit is artacbed to tho tree by short stalk ad a fpei-anca aeenrwhat Lk very thick rot-urrbera. ;;. - ';vlm-,ih: time- the Bteans mahire on the trees, to fte time the aromatic brovn cocoa is put in tins .1 VaV - retains its natural purity ;V and full flavor. . ' mf - Don't ask merely for cocoa ask for Ghirardclli's. . Tin9o $ , - . 1 '