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THH OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOHER 24. 1003.
I'
Sunday Services at tt)e Hpovllanb (Turces
her. V f
nesting
l'lral White Tipl, Twelfth end
' ijlor. Jt.v. J. Whtlcutob BrouiUer,
.i in 'Ylna A-,ir.r rravar m
' rvit r. lu i ami t:38; lilble i a ool 12,
. P. V., "ii.viu. "Clirlatlanlty euorm
nier, ' 'in tn l.imxiiif in.
i-ut-ond r-v-nlh nil tlaet Anfcany;
K. v. iU 8. liittk. JO. 30 nd 7 i; JUbl
( h.xil. 1j: U. T.'V. l JO Toil'.
How to nel.a In Church," "iiur Part
! i raedlna- Ifunle th Bread of Ufa"
tnt rai Laet Twentieth and Ankany;
v. W, T, Jordou. , U and I. H. ..
U: Y. P. V.. f St. Toi.l.-. "A Prasent
' i i vl!." 'The Mur of a Man.
; ArUtrt Rev. r, A. Smith. I! and 7 So;
H. a. .45; R Y. P. I'.. 110. Morning
rrimon by Bv. J. K. Knodt-II. Kventng
't -flo. "A Coward Bhowing His Back."
' Highland A I bar in ana Sixth, Kev.
i tl Laonard.- i.anlor. 11 and 7.10; JJ. .
! I . U., I SO; A 8., 19.
K,-l wood Tanoma and Eleventh. Bar.
f K W. Thurston. iutor. 11 and 7;S0; 8
, i- . 10: Y. P. L' t:S0.
; Calvary Kast KIsnth and Orent Rev.
: J..N. Nonroa. 11 and T : JO; 8. K.. 10; R
V. 1. U 1:30. Topics, "tlod's Associates"
; l Hit A Sanctifying Ideal.
- ImmanuelJones Mull. Glbba and
-lT.iiit. Kev. A. B. Mtnaker. 10;I0 and
zoi & 8.. II; B. T. P. t!.. 1:30. Tnlon
rvice In evening at Fourth Preeby
: l-rltin church.
? r.raca Montavllla: Rev. Albert K
l.ifh 11 and 7:J0: H. 8.. 10: Y. P.
: 1 !. 1:34. Topics, "Our Business" and
now to Re Clean."
Intversity Park Rav. A. B. Walta
P. R. 10. 11 and 7:10; B. Y. P. U 7;
Hunnyslde tQerman) Forty-first ana
IJUwthorpe; Rev. C Feldm.th. 11 S. 8-
Nt. Johni (German) Rev. C. Feld
rt H ih. S. 6.. :45; services 11 and 7:80.
,. tft Johns Rev. C. I Owen. 11:30
:sd 7.S0: 8. 6., W; B. Y. P. if., :0.
i'pjilca, '3d "lrt In Our Affertlona,"
"' The Tratedv of a Great Nation."
; Ohtnene Mission J5H Oak street
fi 8., 7; preaching;. 8, by Rev. Kung
First German Fourth and MIH
l.w J. KrntL 11 and 7:S0: 8. B.. 9:45.
Second German Morris street and
r.ixinev avenue; Rev. F. Bueermann. 11
H III ,.v, o. n. i r n.
Kast Forty-fifth street Corner East
.Hln; Rev. li. C. cook. u:i ana :su;
, J.IMe school,-10; B. P. Y. U., :45.
! Lents Rev. J. F. Ileacock. S. S., 10;
11 and. 7:80; B. Y. P. U-. :o.
.' Mount Olive Seventh and Everett
tlev. B. B. B. Johnson. 11 and 7:30.
" Swprilsh Hovt and Fifteenth: Rev,
Trick Scherstrom. 10:4S and 7:46;
ifc. 8., 12; B. Y. P. V.. 9-30.
r Third Knott end Vancouver. Rev. R.
Prhwedler. 11 and 7:30: 8. 8.. 10.
Woodstock Forty-flret and Holrate;
' Rev. F. E. Dark. 11 anj 7:30; S. 8., S:45;
iHrvlces each Blent.
Sufcfifcdfivc Question on the Sunday
! ScKdol Lesson by Rev. Dr. T, S. Linjcott
lusdar arbool
rite Tlia Journal briefly llietr views aa
Uar
tMlntalera, BuBdav i
a Ilia Journal brlafl
tarti'ularly If tbey eona
laarhera and others Intaraated are Invited !
vlawa aa la the worth of ttieeo Maueatluoa
tli era er value in tneir wora.j
rile ton. Rev. A- Krauaa, 10:10 and
T o; . & 40.
1'llnlty (J
DRY FARMING IS
RECLAIMING MONTANA
The International Kewsraer bible Wtudy rlub Is for the ptvpna of pre
way anions ina maaaea. a wiaer iiuot er ine uiii,
motlna In an unfvttarad
the baaal truths of Christianity, and the problepia which eaUr Into evarf
nian'B Ufa. . It ta rnm nnaiwl at all tlieaa who tola a looal rlub. and take OB tn
tlmiiit course herela outlined, barrlnf only ordained clergymen. All who bava
nai t.ln.t are warmlv Invliad la da ao and to ooinDota fu lha Drlaea
Parsons may join the club at any time during the year, but must at
rouraa. answer the IS questions hereinafter eaplalned, to (juallfy for tbe
prises, and the bark questions may be obtained ry aaareasmg (ins orrice.
This paper has aeeurad the licht to publish the International gundsv
sirhool Lesson questions by Rev. Lr. IJnaoott, which havi arouaed ao much
Interest elae where, and they will appear weekly in both the Hatorrtay ana
Sunday laauea of The Journal' One of these queatlona each week la to be
anawerd tn wiitln and ui theaa answers the prtsea are to be awarded.
OoadlUaa of the tJonaas.
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paper, In order to qualify for membership la the inlernatloual Newepa? JblbU
btud rlub and thla local club.
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must all be la the possassloa of thla paper vltfiln two weeks of the close
Of this nerlod. .
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Kaon answer must have the cams and address or the writer at the bottom
of the answsr.
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at the close of the contest and forwarded "o headquarters for indrpendent
amlnatlon by competent examlnera. The prises will then be awarded ac
cording to the highest number of marks, won by members of The International
Newspaper Bible fltudy club.
prises. ' V
. First Berleo A gold medal to each of the first five contestants. '
Second Series A silver medal to each of the next five contestant
Third Berlea A Teacher's Bible, price Si 10, to each of the next flvs oon-teatants.
Fourth Barlee The book The Heart of Christianity.'' price ll.lO.' to each
of the next St contestants.
, ' Presbyterian.
t: First Twelfth ana Alder, Rev. Wil
liam Hiram Foulkes. 10:30 and 7:S0: 8.
k., IS; Y. P. V., 6:46. . Topics. "Hidden
i In the Heart," "The Man with Iron In
: J lis Blood."
,' i Mizpah East Twelfth and Powell;
lJ:ev. Harry Leeds, 11 and 7:30; S. 8.. 10;
' (J, E, 6:30. : .. ;
I s Calvary Eleventh and Clay, Rev.
5niomas Holmes Walker, 10:30 and 7:45;
i Mble school, noon. Topics, "The MIS
f. non of the Church. "For or Against"
Fourth First and Gibbs; Rev. Donald
; Mackenzie, 10:30 and 7:30. 8. S., 12; C
l, 6:30. - . -v ..:
i- Hawthorne Park Twelfth and East
, '.' aylor; Rev. E. Nelson Allen, 10:30,
;5-.10-- 12; C. E.. :30. Topics,
. "K Man's a Man forA' That," "What t
! haw at Monte Carlo and My Impressfon
; vf the Viceof Gambling."
Forbes Sellwood and Gantenbeln;
fliev. Harry H. Pratt; H.and 7:30; S. S.,
Ju: C. E., :80.:
Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett;
.i: v, J. E. Snyder, 11 and 7:30; B. S.,
, 15. '.
Chinese 145 First. 7:45; 8. S., ;46.
u : Westminster East Tenth and Weld
I Jor; .Rev. Henry Marcotte, 10:30 and
i't.m-8. S-. 12; Y. P. S. C. E.. 6:80." ' i
; .Marshall Btreet Marshall and North j
- i-eventeenth; Rev. C. W. Haya, 11, 4.
Mount , Tabor Belmont and Pretty'
i man; iev, iiawara M. unarp, n and 8
"s. s., io. .
v Spokane Avenue East Seventeenth
nud Hpokane; Kev. B. At Thompson, 11
, wa f:3tt: h. e ju; u. js.j b:b.
: Third East Thirteenth and Pine;
Kev. j. a. 3ft Mcuraw, i:3u ana 7:4S
1Z.
Each medal will ba aultablv enrraved. rlvlnr the name nt tba winner und
for what It Is awarded and lo like manner each Bible and book will be In
All who can writs and have Ideas, are urred to take tin theaa studies
gardleas of the degree of tholr education, aa the papers are not valued from
eaucauonai or literary sianopoini. duk irora too point or view or jaw
rmiil) IM IMurl svnod)
U'llll.m. and M-llwtMKl: J. A. itlmbarh. I "
yfiifc A";Vv .rr. anJ pilncs Xow Only Small Tiirt i)f This Groat State TJoumo
7;4S; o. B., :0.
' Hwedlsh Mlaalon Beventeenth and
Gliaan: Rev. B. J. Thoren. 11 and I;
U. M. IS: Y. P.. 1:10.
L John's penlntula avenue and
KUpatrUk; S p. m.
Kllm Chapel Michigan avenue and
Fkldmore, Rev. B. J. Thoren, 11; & a.,
I o - - ....
Imnianuel German Comer Wth and
Leo (Hellwood), H. C Ebellng. 10:10;
8. H.. :J0.
Grace Fnxllah Rodney and Ivy. Al
bin a, II. V, Ebellng. 7:10.
Norwerlan Kerby and Fargo streets.
Rev. U. liagoea. 11; 8. A. 11:10.
to Handle Shears Philippine Coal to' Be
.Used by Navy. - '
OoBrregatloaai.
First Madison and Park. Rev.
Luther R. lyott tt 1.! Rev. Guy L.
1)1. k, saslstaati 11 and 7:41; . B., B:4.
imi( lal service in morping ror oominia
slonlng Mr. and Mrs. Kelloga to Foo-
rhow. China. Evening addresses by
Rev. O. W. Hlnman and Mr. and Mrs.
Kellogg. ....
Laurelwood Rev. w. iu Myers; in
H., 10; C. K., 1. 10. 4
fiunnyslde East Taylor and'. East
Thirty-fourth, Rev. 3. J. Staub; 11 and
By Ralph M. Whiteside.
(Copyrighted. 10, by tba Publishers'
Press.)
Washington. Oct II. Try farming
has dons wonders for Montana and has
mads that stats ona of tba great agrl.
cultural states of the northwest" said
W. a Conrad of Great Falls, whils' lo
this city.
"lntltl three or four years ago. It
was believed that Montana was noth
ing but a mining state, but wfth the
introduction of dry farming and the
produotion through this method of cul
tlvatlon of tremendous. orops of wheat.
oais ana parley, Montana is gutting a
reputation as one of the foremost agrl
eultural states of the west A large
Irrigation plant baa been established
Dave You Seen
"Our Scolches"
Beautiful in designs and col
orings and ho two , alike.
Drop in and look them over.
No trouble, to show goods.
Special Sale on'
Overcoats
by abeenoa to which they rs entitled.
PfcUlpplas Oeai Proves Oood,
Much importance attaches to tests I
which have been na!e by ths military
authorltlus of coal obtained from mines
on Batan Island of ths Philippines. This
coal has been used n ths army freight
atajktnee 1 It v In a mum ......... n.-ti.
and Bea'tHe, and reports are favorable I Finest of domestic atlff iTTl-
o me extension, or Its use. Ths ooal I
$20to
80: H 8.. 10: C K.. f:S0. Toplo, I h. P ronrl mnA thfii.nri-i . t
eewv... tk.. - -.M 4k Mvlal Un'a Unnan . .. . v avi vs
I IlSg l UVUlf) Kl L IIW VIII ., m MVUB
Your Life's Great Architect
cogency of their reasoned Ideas.
(Copyright 10. by Rev. T- a
Uns-
-xtt D. D.)
- October 84, 1M.
Paul a Prisoner, before Festus and
Agrinpa. Acta IB: t-lt: Chapter 26.
Golden Text I know whom I have
believed and am persuaded that he Is
ablo to keep that which I have com
mltted unto blm against that day.
Tim. 1:11.
Verse 6 Who was this Festus re
f erred to In this verse T
f rom trier nrecedlnc five verses what
had the Jews requested Festus to do?
Verse 7 On what Drlnclnle can vou
explain 'he bitter hatred which the Jewa
nad Tor Paul 7
Will a religions bltrot who is full of
hatred as these Jews were, ston short
or swearing to a lie to accomplish his
purpose
Should any Christian believe or cir
culate a charge agalnat any person that
lie nun not got ample prooi 017
Verse 8 As a matter of fact had
Paul, In any sense,-broken any Jewish
law?
Which at this time, were really in
t.ie most unenviable situation. Paul or
his accusers, and why?
Verses 0-12 When a Judge or a mag
istrate favors the Droseoutlon. and
makes harsh remarks against the pris
oner during the taking of the evidence,
thus prejudicing the Jury, s such a
man fit for a judicial position?
W hen a Christian is nnniMpd nf nrnnr
doing, and Is Innocent, should he Insist
upon-his Innocence or be natient and
silent 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 ot Insisting that his trlil
be finished at Caesarca, and In his ap
peal to vaesar?
If you were a minister to be tried
for heresey. which tribunal would you
rather select a prejudiced conference.
8. S.,
Topics, "Love the Brother-
i.ood'V and "Elements of Retribution in
tne jsoui.
: 11: s. &. io.
:. Ken 11 worth East Thirty-fourth and
i Gladstone. Rev. A. Robinson, 11; S. S.
, 12; Y. P., 7.
; Millard Avenue Rev. John A. Town-
send: Benriees. 10: S. S.. 11:15.
. . Anabel Rev. John X'. Townsend. Serv-
f loes, 11:30 and 7:45; S. S.. 10:15; C. E. T.
- Trinity Dakota street. Rev. A. Rob
! inpon, 7:45 p. m.; C E. :4B; S. B., 11.
; Vernon wygant and East Nine
teenth: Rev. George W. Anns, 11 and 8;
S. S, 9:46; C. E, 7. '
. ' j - . Oathollo..
St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Fifteenth
; t"nd Davis Most Rev. A. Christie, D. D,
- IjOW mass, 6, 8 and 9. High mass and
" t-ermon. 11. Vespera, instruction and
; benediction, 7:45.
:: St Joseph's (German). Fifteenth and
; 'xiucn hu ev. james Kauw, v. G.
; low mass, d. uigti mass and sermon,
' 10:30. Vespers, benediction, 1:30.
St Francis. East Eleventh and Oak -
J Jlev. J. H. HiacK. Low mass, g, 8:S0
; nd 9:S0. Hlen mass and sermon. 10:30
; 'eBpers. Instruction and benediction.
- i :.i.
St Lawrences. Third and Sherman
, Hpv. j. u. Hughes. iow mass, 6, 7 and
; :. uign mass ana sermon, iu;30,
espers ana peneaiction, 7:30.
i -Ascension, Montavllla. Rev. J. P,
- IMtzpatrick. Mass and sermon, 9 In
chapel or Bisters of the Precious Blood.
St Patrick's, Nineteenth and Savlcr
t liev. f. Murpny. ixw mass, 8. High
nass and sermon, 10:30. Vespers and
rrneaicrion. s:su.
, Rt Michael's (Italian), Fourth and
"ini -Jesuit Fathers. low mass. 8
High mass and sermon, 10:30. Vespers
j eno oeneaiciion, i:bo.
. St Stephen's. Flrty-second and East
: r
or synod, or general assembly, or con
Ministers, Pun flay school teachers and others Interested are
write The Journal briefly their views as to the worth of these
particularly if they consider them of value In their work.
venllon, or a committee of secular high
court judges 7
Chapter 29: 1-11 Who wss this
Agrippa ana what had brought him to
laesarear
If a man's cause Is jit, will a knowl
edge of- all the facts tVTways help him?
vvnat are tbe leading points here out
lined of Paul's defense before King
Agrippa?
"Whv should It bs thought a thing
incredible with you that God shot
raise the dead"? v-8.
. Was Paul any better when he per
secuted and caused Christians to be put
to fl.ath, than the jews were then in
wanting to put him to death?
How do vou estimated Paul's charac
ter before hie: conversion?
Verses lt-18 What nnlnts of resam-
iDiance are liters Deiween i-'aui s con
version and that of a sinner's today?
Why did Paul so freuuently describe
nis conversion?
What was God s obleot. as hers de
scribed In Paul's conversion, and what
Is Gods object in every conversion?
Verses 19-23 Is it possible that some
sinners get a call from God fully ns
marked as Paul's and yet refuse to
comply and go on In their sins?
what Qilieraaee is there between a
man before and after he turns to God?
(This Question must bs answered . In
writing by members of ths club.)
Verses 24-32 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
tion?
Why are not all persons Christians
who have heard the voice of God call
ing them to repentance?
Lesson for Hunday, October 81, 1909.
Paul a Prisoner The Voyage. Acts 27:
invited to
'questions."
Taylor Rev. W. A.-Wa4tt JjOw mass,
$:80. Hleh mass and sermon, 10:30.
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Williams
and Stanton Rev. W. A. -Daly, Low
mass, 6, 8 and 9. High mass and ser
mon, 10:30. Vespers and benedlotion.
f :3U
Holy Rosary; East Third and Union
Very Rev. A. S. Lawler. Low mass. 6.
7 and 8:30. High mass and sermon.
iu:bu. vespers and benediction,. 7:30.,
Sacred Heart. Mllwaukle Rev. Ore-
gory Roble, O. S. B. Low mass, 8. High
mass and sermon. 10:30. Vespers and
benediction. 7:30.
Holv Cross. University Park Rav. .T.
Jf. Tblilman. u. 8. C. Low mass. 8:30,
fiien mass and sermon. io:so. vomers
and benediction. 4
Holy Redeemer, Portland and Van
couverRev. Ed K. Cantwell. C. SS. R.
Low mass. 8. Hi eh mass and sermon.
id:bu. Benediction. .
St Andrew's. Ninth 2nd Alberta.
Rev. Thomas Klernan. Low mass, 8.
Hi eh mass and sermon. 10. Vespers, in
struction and benediction, 7:80.
st. Ignatius, Forty-second and Powell
-Kev. b Dillon, a.
3. Low
sermon and
Valley road-
mass, 8 and 9:30. Mass.
peneaiction. i:3U.
St Stanislaus, Maryland and Falling
Rev. C. Seroskl. Low roaas, 8. Hleb
mass and sermon. 10. . -
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. " f'-.'r Co, (4 1 o rvton tiSg.
Episcopal.
Trinity, Nineteenth and Everett Rev,
A. A. Morrison. 8, 11 and 7:30. .3. S..
:4D. cervices or song in evening.
St. Matthew's, First and Caruthers
Rev. W. H. M. Breek. Holy communion,
7:au; h. b., io; service ana sermon, 11.
tro-catnearai or St. Stephen, the
Martyr Thirteenth and Clay. Rev. H.
M. Raansay. 7:30. 11 and 7:80 p. m
S. o. :45.-
St Davids East Twelfth and Bel-
mont. Rev. Henry Russell Talbot Holy
communion. 7:3U; prayer and sermons.
11 and 8: 8. a.. :6.
St. Andrews, rortsmoutn Holy
eucharlst and sermon, 11; prayer and
sermon, 7:30; S. 8., 10 a. m. Archdeacon
Chambers will officiate.
St Mark's. Twenty-first and Mar
shall. Rev. J. E H. Simpson. Holy
eucharlst 7:30 and 11: S. S.. 9:45:
matins and,31tany,'10:15; evensong, 7:30.
Church or our savior Woodstock.
11 and 8. Archdeacon Chambers will
officiate.
St John s Church Multnomah and
Taylor. 11 and 7:30: S. S.. 1.
Good Shepherd Graham and Van
couver. Rev. John Dawson. 11 and
7:30;. 8. S., 9:46.
Grace Memorial. East Seventeenth
end Weldler Rev. Georaro B. Van Wat-
ters. Prayer and sermon, 11 and 7:30;
S. 8.. 10.
Ascension Chapel Portland Heights.
B. S.. 9.S0.
All Saint's. Twenty-fifth and Savler.
Rev. Rot Edsur Remlna-ton. Morning
prayer and sermon, 11; H. lZ:lo; even
ing prayer, .
e-t. psui w 00a mere. Key. J. tJ. ror-
ythe; 11 a. m ; S. 8 . 9:45.
Utshop Morris Memonai cnapei., uood
Samnritan hospital. Kev. William R.
Powell, chaplain. Holy communion.
7 a. m.: ward senrlcea. 8: prayer and
sermon, 7:16 p. tn.
"Revival Services."
- Centenary East Ninth and Pine;
Clarence True Wilson. D. D., 10:30 and
7:30; E. U, 6:30; S, S., 12:15. Topics,
"Lessons From the Temptations of the
onrisi, "wny Oregon is Going Dry in
191V. I
Chinese Mission Chan Sing Kal; 11
and 7:30. ,
Laurelwood Rev. R. E, Myers; 11
and 7:30; S. S., 10; E. L.. 6:30.
Central Vancouver avenue and Fargo
street, Rev. C L. Hamilton, 10:30 and
7:80; 8. 8.. 12: E. L. 6:30. Topics. "Holv
Communion," "Types of Churches."
JVorwerlan Danish Vancouver ave
nue and Skldmore. Rev. C J. Larsen, 11
and 8; S. S., 12:15.
Japanese Mission 121 North. Fif
teenth, Rev. Ellsen Rlbara, 9:80 and
8:30; S. S., 3:30.
Swedish Borthwlck and Beach. Rev.
John Ovall. 11 and 8: S. 8.. 10: E. L.. 7:
Topics, "The Fatherhood of God and the
Brotnerhood of Men," "The Sure Foun
dation of Eternal Happiness.
First German Fifteenth and Hoyt;
v. a. waasa; 11 ana :au.
Second German Stanton and Rodney,
Rev. E. E. Hertzler. 11 and 8: S. S.. 9:45:
E. L.. 7:30.
Sellwood East Fifteenth and Taeoma.
itev. tester c poor, n and 7:30; J. E.
L.. 2:30: E. L.. 6:!n.
The ciinton-Keiiv Memorial Thirty
ninth and Powell. Rev. Ernst Leon
Jones; 8. 8., 9:45; 11 and 8; E. L., 7.
St Johns Rev. G. W. Nelson! 11 and
8. K.. 10.
University Park Haven and Dawson,
Rev. O. W. Rlgga; 11 and 7:30; S. 8.. 10;
E., 8:80.
Hasaalo Street East Seventh and
Hassalo. Rev. George H. Paddock, in
troductory sermons by the new pastor,
ana 7:46; a. a., iu; u. jej., :
Highland Fast Sixth and Presoott.
Rev. E B. Rolllnger, 11 and 7:80; S. fi.,
10: T. P. C. E.. 1:45. Topics, "Life's
Best Investment." Praise service. .
First German East Seventh and
Stanton, Rev. John H. Hopp; 10:30 and
7:80: S. B 9:15; C. E.. :30.
Pilgrim Shaver and Missouri avenue.
Rev. Daniel P. Tbomae, 11 and 7:30;
B. 8.. 9:46. j
Christian.
land that heretofore bays been arid will
bs brought under cultivation. -
This land will produoa three times
ss much to ths- aors as tbe farming
lanas or tba Dakota. By dry farming
w tavs raised as high aa 40 bushels
of wheat to ths acre. 76 bushels of oats.
and 60 bushelg of barley. I should like
to know If IDT other farm In a- land In
this country can show a better record.
or course, we have not under cultlva
lion as much farming land as tho larre
agricultural states of the northwest,
but it may not be many years until
Montana will rank with Iowa. Kansas
and ths Dakota as an agricultural
stats."
Mr. Conrad at ths Denver convention
was prominently spoken of as a can-
Central East Twentieth and Sal-1 dldats for vies president, but declined
mon; Kev. J. r.
ft- TllhlM anhrMil
. ... . . . . . , , ,, o..
Clirist. "Alio itcaveniy uuku - states senator In xfnntan. it h.
mons by associate pastor, Rev. F. L '? f ntan..an ltJh
Cook. Mxt 'ff"lturs Is Democratic,' Mr, Con
First Corner Park and Columbia, W. rad will doubtless b sent to ths upper
F. Ohormlay, D. D.. 11 and I to permit his name to be presented. He
10-- T-opJ?;..Rr.nJ! n" twc been a candidate for United
Realtor, minister. 11 snd 7:80; S. 8.,
9:45. Morning sermon by Rev. Bruce
Wolvsrton on "Forward to Christ." Eve
ning address at ths graduation exer
cises of the teachers' training class,
by Rev. Charles A. Phlpps.
Rodney Avenue Rodney and Knott;
Thomas O. Plcton, 11 and 7:46; 8. 8..
9:45; C. E., 7 p. in.
Kern Park Pitt and Mldburn: Ray. A.
A. Beery. .1 and 7:30; 8. 8., 10; C. K.
6:30. Topics, "The Purpose of Lire,"
How to Study the moie. :
Sellwood Eieventn ana umaiiiia.
10:30 and 7:46.
Woodlawn Kev. o. M. xueiiinger, 11
and 8; S. 8.. 10; C. E., 7.
United Brethren in Christ.
First East Fifteenth and Morrison.
Rev. G. E. McDonald. 11 and 8; 8. B.,
10: C. E.. 7. '
Radical Hlxin ana mucmnio, rvov. v-
car A. Martin. 11 ana 7:30; . a., iu;
C. E., 6:30. . - , '
Third Boutn Mount xaDor; itev. v.
P. Blanchard. Bible school, 8.
Alberta East Twenty-seventh and
Mildred, Rev. B. E. Emerlck. 11, preach
ing by Bishop N. Castle; evening service
In union with First church. East Fif
teenth ana Morrison; h. o., iu.
Tremont Wisdom and Curtis streets.
Rev. H. C. Shaffer; a. a. 2:30; preach-,
lng. S:30.
United Svangelloal.
Flrsf East Sixteenth, and Poplar.
Rev. H. A. Deck, 11 end 7:30: s. o..
10. Topics, "Lights in Dark Places,"
'Why Men Hold Aioor from tnns-
tlanlty." m
Ockley ureen May ana nmnraouo.
Rev. J. Bowersox, 11 and 7:80; S. S.
10: C. a. 9X0. . t -
Second J argo ana ivemy, ev. j. j.
St. John's I-vanhoe and John, Rev.
C. P. Yates. S. S., 10.
house of congress to succeed Senator
Carter, whoso term expires in 1911.
mstlri&ff Hoard to Meet. -
Army officers are awaiting with In
terest the findings of retiring boards on
ths Pacific coast before which have
been ordered for examination Colonel
Edward B. Pratt Thirteenth Infantry,
and Colonel Leonard A. Love ring,
Twenty-eighth infantry. Colonel Lover
lug will be examined by a board at San
Francisco,-of which Colonel Pratt Is
president, and Colonel Pratt himself
will be examined by a board at Van
oouver barracks, Washington, of which
Brigadier General Marlon P. Mausls
president If these officers are found
disqualified for further active service,
the dates of their retirement will de
pend upon tho amount of accrued leave
ported fabrics includ
ing Rain Proof.
Satisfaction an a ran lead In all caaea
Garments to order in a day If required.
Full dross and tuxodo suits a specialty.
.7.08TXIXRP Sl V. ' '
Is of a free burning variety and leaves
practically no ; ashes. - Special grate
pars ana means of firing have to bs
mpJoysd with It... Ths ooal is also
being used by ths various bureaus of
ine Philippine government, and It Is
likely to displace foreign ooal In the
islands to a great extent. , - '
Wlrslssg Xs Satisfactory..
Rsports recently received by ths chief I
aignar oirioer or tn army from First
lieutenant E. A. Jeunet on duty with
ths signal corps In Alaska, indloats ths
vary satisfactory operation of ths wlre-
isss telegraph stations In that territory.
Messages were axe hanged between the
unions at Mom and Fort Gibson and
I tie steamer Minnesota, sn rout from
Beattl to Japan, on ths night of Sep. I commute charged with making a thor-
ismoer is. in steamer at that Urns lough Investigation of why tba outflow
uuiween iauu aoa 1400 miles from I or aovsrnment funds has reached era.
the stations. I portions far bevond anv Dravlous record
Senator Jonathan Bourn Jr. sf Ore-i in ths history of tha country not ax.
gon is Jn charg of President Taft'a oeptlng ths war periods. In accord with
pruning shears crusade to save monav I tha earnastaesa of Prealdant Taft Sana.
for tha national government Behind tor Bourn Is dolnff his beat to get st
me coraiaj social rotations existing be- 1 tn root of.tbinga He has- brought
i wren in executive and tho lawmaker I two experts of hlarh reputation from--
Is ons of th most Important under- New York In tha work and thy are
takings of th administration that of I now busy In Washington burrowing Into
uniigiug aDout a greater economy to ths vast national accounts. The
unci sarn s expense accountf. 1 t perts ar working quietly, making
in Oregon senator Is a member of I fhoruuarh . everhaullria-. aavlnar nothlna.
tue oommitt on nublio expenditures. I and racosnlxlne- no authorltv ta whom
but his more Important relation lies In to mak report or explanation other
vne ract tnat- n is chairman of a sub- than Senator Bourns.
Evangelical Associations.-
First English East Sixth and Mar
ket, F. B. Culver, 11 and 7:30; Y. P. A,
6:30; S. 8.. 10. , .
First uerman lenin ana i-iay,
Bens, 10:46 and 7:45: S. S.. 9:30; Y. P.
7 p. m. Topics, "The Things Which
John Saw," "Wishing to See Jesus."
Memorial East Eighteenth and Tlb
betts, Morris Heverllng, 11 and 8; S, S.
10. -, .
United Presbytarlan.
The Church of the Strangers Grand
ave. and Wasco, Kev. s. jsari uu B013,
10:30 and 7:30i 8. S.. 12. Interpretation
for the deaf every Sunday morning.
First sixth ana Montgomery, nev.
Frank D. Findley, 10:30 and 7:30;
S. S., 12; C. E., 6:30. Topics, "The
Church and Her Prayer Life ;S pulpit
editorial, "The tSacrlflce Hit;" sermon,
"A Taste of Womanhood."
Third East Thirty-seventh and Clay;
Rev. J. L. Acheson, 11 and 7:30, S. S
Tenth and Sherman. J. C. Westergard,
lircoiaing eiaer, 11 ana 0; a. a,, IV.
Advent Christian Second, between
Hall and Lincoln. E. Wallace Bbepard.
10:30 and 7:30. -
Volunteers Of America 285 Burnside
street, x ;so and g.so.
Divlna Truth Center 201 Allsky
uuiiuuiK, xtev. i naaaeus M. Allnara. 11;
S. S., 12. Topic, "Ideal." '
New Thought East Thirteenth and
xenino, b. Kev. p. j. Green.
Church of Naaaren East . Seventh
ana tjoucn. 11.
New Church floolety (Swedenborgen)
Eleventh and Alder, Knights of Py
thias' hall. Lay seryics and sermon, 11.
State Spiritualists' association Eagle
hall, St. Johns, 8 p. m.
Y. M. C A. Gymnasium or new build
ing. Sixth and Taylor, 8; mass meeting
for men; address by Rev. J. Whitcomb
Brougher on "Heads I Win; Tails You
Lose." Bible classes, 4:16. v,
Non-Sectarian Odd Fellows' hall,
East Sixth and Alder; 1:30, up to dat
Bible studies; 3:15, scriptural discourse
tor unristians.
Center of Right .Thinking W. O. W.
temple, 128 Eleventh and Alder streets,
Mrs. E. Sherman OIney; 8 p. m.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
or Latter Day Saints East Seventy-
sixth and Irving. Elder Walter Bar-
leer, ll and 7:30; S. S 10:45.
, X. W. C. A. Seventh and Taylor
4 p. m., address by Kev. Luther k.
uyott on "'ma complete Life."
100 MUTES FLEE FIRE
SILENTLY, IN PANIC
Pro Methodist.
. . . . i Tl..w ...I I'lll
Montavllla East Pine and Eighteenth I David M. Purhev. 11 and 8: S. B.. 10:
BiicciB, nvv. nttruiti ueric: 11 ana n; 1 v. T M . 1.
S. S.. 10: class meeting, 12; E. L.. 7:15.
Woodlawn William J. Douglas; 11
ana ; H. H.. 10: Jfi. 1,.. 7.
University Park Dawson and Flske,
nev. w. k. jerrry. j.; ji ana
African Zion Thirteenth and Main,
Kev. w. Mattnews; 11 and 8; B. K., 1,
Mount Tabor East Stark and Sixty-
ursi, j. v. Mcuougau; 11 ana 1:30.
Wrood stock J. D. Voce; 11 and 7:30
a. a.. 10: E. L.. 6:30
Patton Michigan avenue and Carpen
ter, u. a. waiters; 11 ana t; s. s., 10
J. L., 7.
Lents Seventh and Gordon. Rev. W.
Boyd Moore.- 11 and 8; S. S 10; E. L.,
Second! church East Flanders, be
tween Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth
streets. Rev. Wilbur N. Coffee. 11
and 7:30 S. S 10; class meeting, 6:30.
Olive urancn Mission oecona ana
Ankeny. A. Wells, superintendent.
Meetings every evening at 8: Sunday
at 3.
St. James'
Jefferson: J.
8. 8., 10; L.
Zintheran.
English West Park and
Allen Leas. 1! and 7:45:
Ia, 7 p. m, Topics, "Was
SOtbodlst,
Taylor 8treet Rev. Benjamin Young.
D. D- 19:39 and 7:89: 8. 8. 11:10: K. L..
30. Topic. "Tbe Glory of the Grand
Canyon of the Yellowstone," "Tongue
and Temper."
Grace Twelfti and Taylor. Rev. John
H. Cud 1 ! pp. Ix !., !: and f C: B. B..
12 U; E. L. 6.11. Toplr 'Thrletlan
Liberty." The Homelea Woman." ec-
nn4 la a aerlea ef four evaolngs, on "l b
Uan CI liomeieaanesa
orwrIas - I -an'ah Tr.irteenth and
rvla. Rev. II P Nelson, 11 and I; & 8,
is
gnanTatde Tmi Tamhllt an,t THrtT.
fifth: W'. T. E"ter: II and 7:1: 8. B..
: E. L, 44 Toplra. "Th P-raonal
LarfTh',p ef Jsua Cbrlat" Tbe In-
sutuucia f F!i The Theatre."
ft Jobs H Dewart: II and I:
K. 1 T; B. B . 1
F.:."rlli Twetr-!xth snd Bv1e.
R V.brie T. 4cP--ru: 11 and T t:
P . 1; tl L 6 . Tcplca. rTh
K'-.ortty RTorL "Working ot Our
f-;rT.,-vn."
Tn"1 Fat Ti' a4 Off"!: L'
F r-:- nr; 11 T t L. IP: B B
II. i na. -it Ii.me Wlib Ue wri."
Jesus Christ What He Claimed to Be?,"
Hell! What Is It? Where Is It? Who
Are There?"
Swedish Immnnuel Nineteenth and
Irving. 11 and 8; S. 8.. 9:45
Norwegian Synod East Tenth and
Grant; Rev. O. Hagoes, 7:45. Morning
service in Second Evangelical church.
rargo ana K.eroy.
Betanla Danish Union and Morris:
Rev. J. Scott, 11 and 8; S. S., 10.
United Norwegian 45 N. Fourteenth;
Detmar Larsen. 11 and 7:80; 8. 8. 9:46.
:3U.
ion's German Chapman and Sal
mon: H. H. Kappelmann, 10:16; 7:45; 8,
8. 9:16.
St Paul's German East Twelfth and
I WILL GIVE $1000p
Universalis.
Church of the Good Tidings Union
hall, corner Grand avenue and East
Pine. Rev. J. D. Corby, 10:45: S. S., 18.
Topic, "The Business of Religion and
gellgion In Business." The pastor will
1 assisted by E. 8. Hooper, Denver.
Colo.
Unitarian.
f!hurch of Our Father Yamhill and
Seventh. Rev. W. G. Eliot Jr.; Rev.
L. Eliot. D. D., minister emeritus. 11
and 8: 6. 8.. 9:45: adult class. 12:39
Y. P. F., 6:80. Topics, "Art and Char
acter." "The Present State or Psycho
therapy. '
Christian Science.
First Church of Christ Scottish Rite
cathedral. Morrison ana iownsaaie, 11,
8: 8. 8., 12 subject or lesson sermon.
'Probation After ueatn. ,
Second wooamen s naii, risi nixin
and Aider. 11: 8: 8. 8.. 12; subject o
lesson sermon,. "Probation After
Death."
Jkt. B. Cbnsoli Boats.
TTnlon avenue and Multnomah street
Rav. E. H. Mowrt, 11 ana :: h. is:
E. L., -4:80. Morning topic, "Why Men
Do Not Accept Christianity as Readily
Tbey Lo bcienca-
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Without WIFE or PAIN
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plnt mkaa the f tt-.
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Sunnyslde. Mala and East Thirty-
fifth. Llndley A. vteiis, 11 and 1:30;
Bible school, is; wo. k s is.
ienta center sireei, aiyra a. bmitn.
11 and 7:J; Kibl scbooi. 19.
Ssefonaed. -
First German Tenth and Stark
street. . .Hafaer paator. Hervicoa
1 41 a. m. and p. nv; S. ftV. : a. a.;
P. B 7 p. m.
SClsoaDisaoua.
First Sri ritual Society Chrltesea
hall. Eleventh and TagiDiil streeta
11. 1:8 ana T.4.
Church of New . Trnueht flilng-
Rlrsch ball.. Henry Victor- Morgan.
8 p. m, adireas fy Dr. O, H. CbapmaJI
on h lleareniy worn.
Bed!a!i Corps flvauM Army 429
Born)4 It, 4 11 and a.
irr ai Ministers Asanclatfoa
AiH'irlo"! bun-li-J-r. IL t "d 4.
U TUlrd Str-UU raAUSC0, CU.Ir1 Shajer. lU-r. Awg. Ulsoa. 1 tl at, 4
UzXj Seal ta icztsac i& Usccri 1 &tx r.y B.i.t. (k.-rt
Chicago, Oct 23. One hundred men,
jostling and pushing, yet uttering not
a word, scrambled out of the building
at 167 Washington street when fire was
discovered on th fourth floor. On the
sidewalk the men proceeded to wavo
their arms and direct the' attention of
passersby to smoke Issuing from a win
dow on the fourth floor. ,
In th rush to the street one of those
who had participated in tha "silent
panic" bad (fallen. While his companions
were attending to his " injuries th?ir
signals of distress were Interpreted by
a pedestrian and an . alarm of fire
brought half a doxen engines-to the
scene.
The group which had established
record for decorum, were members of
the National Fraternal Society of the
Deaf. They bad assembled for their
regularly monthly meeting and were dis
cussing plans for their coming conven
tion when President Louis . Wallack
who had the floor, paused In bis speech
or tne sign language.
, "There, Is danger; I smell smoke," he
said with a quick manipulation of hln
fingers, pointing to the dynamo room
of the building across the corridor.
Instantly there was a "babel" of
"finger talk" and the excited scramble
to th door.
So silent was ths fight of ths deaf
men that TS members of the Carpenters'
union. "In session in the Knights of
Pythias hall on the third floor, knew
nothing or the nre until they heard the
clanging of engines on ths street below.
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NEWLTWED PLACARDS
v USED TO PAPEK DEN
Darby, Pa, Oct. S3. Declaring that
the 19 signs 'and placards which be
found decorating the entire front of
his business place and residence were
Just what bo wanted to paper. His den,
B. FT Kewcomb. a Darby merchant and
member of the achool board, turned th
Joke on his friends on bis arrival with
his t rwe. Alias Maud M. Janney. to
whom be was married recently.
In sddltlon to placard! rg tbe enllrs
front of tbe house with signs, suck as
"My wife came from the country, hur
rah," "Wanted Soma one to ret break
fast before 7 a. tn "She le not clay.
but sachet" snd ether expressions, a
big Americas flag was run op from tbe
pole towering far above the third story,
at balf mat
"I will preserve every sign snl rH-
eard," said the erldrrxvmj. s.-d will
tbem ta paper cf my' mnrns
Thar er exactly I f iacarda and I think
hat wt'l be ewevch to corr try 6r-a
rauttfaUy. Tblr.k what ea lr.artrtDon
will be to sit la such a ftxim rear
hawe and all t nice thiras tr
Ir g Jeti la the tacr" .
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Values to $40.00
Monday at $24.80
AH recent arrivals in high class Suits, broad
cloths, worsteds, serges, homespuns and di
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silk serge lined; every new color is repre
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Monday and all week as long as they last at
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$24.80
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415 WASH ST.
COR. 11TH.
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