THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1910.
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I 5mt6ay 5erice5 at HiTJorftm6:' Churches- fl BILLBOARD ACT
' aa.tist,
First White Temple, 1 Twelfth and
Taylor. Rev. J. Whltcomb Brouaher. D.
I). 10. "One Accord"' prayer meeting
services, 10:30 and 7:30; Bible school IS;
Y, P.U.. 6. Topics, ''Tln Religion for
a wan." ''Midnight Keveiry."
Second Seventh and - East Ankeny:
' liv. IL 8. Black, 11 and 7:80: Bible
school, 13; B. Y. P. U., 6:30. Toplos,
. Backsliders.". "Marriage." -
CentralEast Twentieth and Ankeny;
10:S0 and T::!S0: g. s 13: y, p. u s.ao:
''rmotif by Rev. Oilman Parkor. Toplca,
' "What We Stand For." "The Manifesta
tion of the Bona of God,"
Arlftn U and T:30: S. S.. 8:45; B.
T. P. II. 6:30. '
Highland Alberta and Sixth, Raf. 1L,
- A. Leonard, pastor. 11 and 7:30; 11. 17
. r. v., :(; s. s.. ip. .
I). W., Thurston, pastor. 11 and 7:30: fl.
B.. 10: Y. P. U- 8:30. Sermons Dy Rev,
w, T. Jordon. Toplca, "Peter's Denial
and- Repentance," "Confessing Him."
Calvary East Eighth and urant Rsv.
J. j. Monroe. 11 and t.hv; a. a., Jtf ; a.
' T. P. C 6:80.
Immanuel Jones Hall.' (Jlbbs and
Front. Key, A. B. Minaker, 10:80 and
. 7:80: 8. 8.. 12: B. x. P. u.. :o.
Orace Montavllla: Rev. Albert B.
Patch. 11 and 7:30; 8. S 10; X. JP.
U- 6:30. . -,..-..;-. ... -
University . park 8. S., 10. 11 and
7:10; B. Y. P, IT., 7; sermons by Rev.
feunnyslde (Crerroan) Fofty-flrst and
Hawthorne; Rev. C. Feldmeth, 11; S. &.
8:45. ., - - ' - , -,
fit. . Johns (Herman! Rev. CFeld
meth. 8. 8..-9:45: services 11 and 7:34.
St. Johns Rev. C. . 1 Owen; 11:30
and 7:30:. a S.. 10: B. T. P. U- 6:30,
Chinese Mission J52i Oak street
B. 8.. 7; preaching, 8, by Rev. Fung
Chsk.
. First ' German Fourth and Mill;
Rev. J. Krett. 11 and 7:30: 8. B.. :45
Second German Morrla street and
Rodney avenue; Rev. F, Buermann, 11
and 7:30; S. S., :4S.
Sucstivc Questions on tLe Sunday. - ; .
. i ScnooLLessoh by Rev. Dri 'T. S. Linscott i
Btaaton, Rev.' John H. Hopp;, 10:80 and
7:30: S. 8.. 0:15; C. E.. 6:80. '
Pilgrim Shaver and tlaniir ovtn'ha
RY- Our L. Blck, 11 and 7:80: 8. .8.,
9:45; CJB., 6:30. Topics, "The Father-
iMiniatera, Bunday achool teactiera and vthera Interested ar Invited te
write The Journal briefly their vlewa as to the worth of these "questions."
particularly If they consider them of value In their work. , ' " i
The International Newspaper Bible Btudy club is for the purpose of pro
moting In an unfettered way anions: the masses, a wider atudv of the Rlhla.
the basal truths of Christianity, and the- problems which enter Into ever
main's life. It U composed of all those who join a local club, and take up the
simple course herein outlined, barring oaly ordained clergymen. All who have
not joined are warmly invited to do so and to compete for the prises.
vy. m., o:pu, a opics, "The fatner-fn . ,
hood of ood," -The tiign of True vision.- Projected Conference of Com-.
unittce Not Held Owing to
" Absence of .Weiser. -- ;
Peraons may Join the club at any time during the year, but . must, ot
sc. answer me dj auesuons nereinaicer exiuainea. to minurv roi
prises, and the back questions may be obtained by addressing this office.
This nener has securetl the rleht ta nuhllah thm IntarniHiwal aundav
School Lesson questions by Rev. Dr. Linsfiott. wiilch bav aroused so tnucn
Interest elsewhere, and they will appear wenklyl In both the Batnrday and
Sunday Issues of The Journal. One of these questions each wenk Is to bs
answered lb writing and upon these snswers tha prises are to bo awarded.
Ooadltloa of too ajontsst, , ' ,'v . ' ! .
1. Each contestant, or his or ner famhv jbuss be a. anliiwrlsee' to this
Ssper, in order to qualify for membership In the International Newspaper Bible
tudr club and thla local club. . .... .
'X. Each contestant In thla local rluh mint ..nh . ihi arltt.n nnaii
tions for (1 consecutive werka,, commencing Bunday. March 14, and the anawers
must all be In the noeaeaalan of thlj nin olthln ! of ih. iiliiu
Of thla n.rl.M v , ' . ' " ' 7""-' .
J. Each question must be answered separately, and the paper' written on
One aide onlv. No anawer muat .imm! nn In inK mn mm w. ....
a.mi.. ii .n.ifrr ni nil diti in. mm. ani iniir.il Ar th. unra. . ttiA luitrnm
mm n newer. " " ... ! ... -
T? n.w " ho delivered to 'this offlco, and they will be eollatad
t the close of the contest and forwarded fo headquarters foa Independent er
adication by competent examlnera The prises will then be awarded ao
rori'ing to the highest number ot narks, won by members of The International
First Series A gold medal to each of the first flvo -oontasUnta. r
eecona fierlea . . A silver tnadal tn n th. i...
tesUnta Taachsr'a Bible, prlco 5,0, to each of tta,next flvs oon
.Fourt,l fr The hook "Tho Heart of CSiristlanlt,- prlco 1.80. to each
Of Ihe next 38 contestants. .
E?.?l K,dal wl1' he sultajhty engravsd. glnf tha name of tho winner and
. 1... v " awarqea ana in use manner oaco Bible and: book will ha
' Vrntteit Sm.mm
. '. First Knst Fifteenth and Morrison.
Rev. Russell S. Showers. 11 and 7:30; B.
8., 10; C. 6:30; men's mass meeting,
I. ,......,.,..
y Radical Blxth and Mechanic Rer. Oi-
rA. Martin. ( 11 and 7:S0j B. &.10;
rdSouth Mount Taborj HsV,' C
f . Iiiniiuimiu, ii; a. a,t ig .v
i Tho projected conference of members
of the health and eollne
um : Ii rT wwruy-sevenia ana me city council with Foster St Klelser
7?80?Sd'sflV0. U k..ll and over ,th,; new , hillboarfl ordinate, su"
Tremont Wisdom and Curtis streets. mJttel to tho committee yesterday by
to the absence of M Klolser frpm tha
MISS j. C RICHARDSON
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Miss Julia C Richardson, daughter
of tho late 'A. B. Rlchardaon, died , at
her home. 4S2 Morrison etrnnt. vantnr.
da afternoon at 4 o'clock. Funernl
services will be held at the residence
Bunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Miss Richardson was the sister .of
Mrs. -A. R. Wattlngly, A. B, Richardson
RFfflnnnFAiMii
I11.UUIIIV VI UMLUUIIi
. . , I ' . r . ... .
IIUDSUtiSWJE
- - " h ara. AJ( 4VlviaiIDUll I , . , , .fas. a . a 1 A
and Thomas D. Richardson, all of Port- IfyereSting FaCtS ' SIlOW ' JUS!
COMBUSTION CAUSE
. OF BLAZE IN HOTEL
Spontdneous combustion is now 'given
ss me reason for tbo Hotel Seward firs
When Sun Shined and
' .When Rain Fell. :
The longest period during the last
6:30; sermon, 7:80.
Christlaa,
Central Kast Twentieth and (Sal.
""Ii .Rav. J. f, Gormley, ,11 and 7:46.
Bible school, -10. . " .
FirstComer Park and ' Columbia,
iT,.iT,:r. nnnKor.. ii ana 7 so a. ts.
city, -i -f
Mayor, Simon's championship of ths
urumance , ana nis -mandatory requests
that it be passed In its present form
havs not made a favorable Imnresslnn
on tho eommitteo, members' of which
scribed.
In-
- Kast Forty-fifth street Corner East
Maln;11.18 and 7;30; B. P. Y. U, 6:45.1
Lents a 8., 10; 11 and 7:80; B. Y. P,
U.. :30.
Mouht Ollvs Seventh and Everett;
Rev. B. B. B. Johnson. 11 and 7:30.
Swedlnh Hovt and Fifteenth:' Rev.
Krtck Scherstrom. 10:4a aqd. 7:43;
8. 8.. 13; B. Y. P. U.. 6:30.,
Third Knott and Vancouver.' Rev. R.
Schwedler, 11 and 7:30; 8. S., 10.
Woodstock Fortv-ftrst and Wolgate;
11 and 7:30; 8. 8., :46. . -
. r ' ,
Presbyterian.
First Twelfth and Alder.' Rev. Wil
liam Hiram Foulkea. 10:30 and 7:80: a
8., 12:10; C. E., 6:30, Topics, "A Com
munion Message,'' "Bricks t Without
. Straw."
Mizpah East Twelfth' and i Powell;
Kev. Marry jeeas, 11 ana 7;o; t. a., IV;
c. :30. - v
Calvary Eleventh ' and Clay. - Rev,
Thomas Holmes Walker, 10:30 and 7:45;
Bible school, noon. Topics, "Let the
Redeemed of the Lord Say SO," ."When
the Books Are Open."
Fourth First and Gtbbs; Rev. Donald
Mackenzie, 10:30 and 7:30. S. 8, 12 C.
11. 6:80.
Hawthorne Park Twelfth and 'East
Taylor; Rev. K. Nelson Allen, .10:30.
7:30; S. 3., 12; C. E., 8:30.' Topics. "The
borrows of Gethsemane," "Aro Wo On
the Eve of a Great Religious Awaken
lnsrr .
Forbes BPllwood -and Gantenbeln:
Rev. Harry H. Pratt; 11 and 7:30; 8. S,
10- C. E., 6:30. y x . .
Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett;
Key. J. E. Snyder, 11 and 7:30; 8. 8.,
Chinese 145 First 7:45;' 6. 8.76:48.
Weetmister East Tenth and Weid
ler; Rev. Henry Marootte, 10:80 and
7:30: S, S.. 12, t. P. 8, C. E.. 6:30. ;
Marshall Street -Marshall and North
Feventeenth; Rev. C, W, Hays, 11, 4;
B. 8., 10. A 7:30 service in the Finnish
language. . '
-l - Mount . Tabor Belmont and ' Pretty
man; Rev. Kdward M. Sharp, H and 8;
U. 8.. 10. .., ..... .
Spokane Avenue East Seventeenth I VPoir spiritual life?
$?.&$ l:. & J..2m"on. 11 ." Christians follow tho example of
inira u;ast Tbirteenth
Rev. William Parsons,
S. S.. 12.
Hopo Montavllla, East
e
:.rJi.W'J0.taBwrlU 1a J'T- '.. urged to ttke tip these studies M.
garaless of the decree of their education u ih. r,.n... mil
enCy.'Ia,i or ,lt'rlrT tndPl"t. but from ths point of view of in
- m J w iiivij I rai lUUBU lUCalSh
(Copyright 1809, by Rev. T. 8. Linscott
- D. P.)
January , mo.
Ths Baptism and Temptation of Jesus
aiait. i:ii-17. 4:1-11. .
Golden Text " In that hs hath suf
fered being tempted, he is able to suc
cor them that are tempted. Heb. 1:18."
-Verses 13, 14 Why did Jesus want to
do baptised 7
hat reason Is there for tha onlnton
mai jonn s refusal to baptise Jesus was
a ressonanis position to takeT
Verss 16 Is baptism essential to sal
vation, and if not what, is Its pur
pose i
Repentance seems 1 to havo been a
necessary step to John's baptism, did
Jesus need to repentT
Verses 16, 17 What evidence' is there
mat any person but Jesus saw the
opening heavens, ' the Holy Spirit or
neara me votes rrom heaven? . t,
If a few of those present, who were
spiritual, saw, and heard these things.
Is thero any evldenoo to show that the
multitude did also? : .
Verse 1 Why did tho finlrlt lead
Jesus Into the. wilderness?
What reasons are there to believe that
temptation was, or was not essential
for the spiritual development of Jesus?
Is .temptation necessary, or a part of
God's educational prooess for all of us?
Give your reasons.
HOW MUCH VIRTUE WOTTT.n
THERE BflJ IN DOING ; RIGHT, IF
THERE WERE NEITHER . TEMPTi.
TION NOR OPPORTUNITY TO DO
WRONG?, : (This question must be an
swered In writing by members of ths
club.) v ,-. ,7"'- ?.r.. ..
Versa "5 Why did "Jesus' "fiat r- and
what is tha general effect of fasting
Jesus In ths matter of fasting, what
results would probably follow?
Olvs a reasoned opinion as to whether
Jesus would probably feel th pangs of
hunger during, tho ecstasy of ths fast?
What are the limits of ths rule that
reaction generally follows exaltation,
and state whether Jesus was ltke)y pass
ing through this reaotlon when ho .was
"an hungered"? -
Verss 8 To what part or tho nature
of Jesus did ths Devil make his first
appeal? ' .
Give your reasons for your opinion as
to whether physlclal temptations are
as numerous, or dangerous as spiritual
temptations.
Verss 4 What would have been the
moral quality of the act If Jesus had
made bread out of stones?
In what sense do good men live , by
the word- of God T . .
Verss 8 Did Jesus go bodily 4nto ths
City, and If not, what did take tIaoe?
What are tho reasons to believe thati
ths
9:46. TODlcs. "ChHat'a Tlolf-wV Vnlrhf. ' I bellevO they are entitled ta amanil th
"Thm 1X7,. -I,. r... , i. ' I nl. tm .1 ,
V "". umuni jwiih,. vyiiyr nuiKna if vocy see in. , h ? r.
A. bS1v ail";n!itt7a?RldaUrn,11?t! & "What l0 Jrou hln about th tt-
6?80.: - WicJ ''The' Ordlnitioh o? fi'nJ .tI?lt Myor 6"n would Invoke
Church' 0?&i-nV of T'r11'01 Ct
Christ Crucified Is Foolishness." , !? HI with bis recommenda-
noaney Avenue Rodney and Knott; I vnairman way ivomDard of the
Thomas G. Plcton. 11 and 7:30: S. 8- l.health and pollco commltteo was asked
Wednesday evening. '"Tho fire was not 1 yar without precipitation was 17 days
caused by' defective wiring," said Gus Pf tho latter part of July and the early
Rosenblatt, owner of the ..; hotel, this part of August, when no rain fellac-
morning. rThe wiring Is 1 absolutely cording- to the .annual . meurologlcal
perfect and after an Investigation , W summarv Just issued bv the local weath.
haye decided tho fire started In a pile
oi cm rags in a dust closet.r
JOINT INSTALLATION
OF OFFICERS IS HELD
er bureau. The longest period With rata
was 16 days during last February, while
tho average amount of . sunshine during
wie year was in ecess or the yearly
average. - ". ', ' .4 ;,1 .'; ' yV,.
Taots la Snmmary, ' " '
?The following fasts are in the sum-'
maryr ''".,.' ., f. y,, ., ,.
Barometric pressure; 'sea level Mean,
Sell wood j Eleventh and Umatilla,
10:80 and 7:45: C. E., 6:80. '
WoodUwnRet. Edward Wrlgtt. ll
': B- 10r-C 7.-
Gladstone Rev. A. H. Mulkey; a 8
iq, -n ana t.so; sermons by Rer mt.
Emmsrson of Portland. ,
Vnltsd Vresbyteilaa.
The' Church of tho Straasers Grand
ave. and Wasco, Rev. 8. Earl Du Bols,
10:80 and 7:30: 8. 8.. 12. Interpretation
for the deaf every 8unday . morning.
rirat oixtn . ana Montgomery, Kev.
todav.
"Well, wo will do ' what the' mayor
wants aone, ir we can do so In sJl fair-
nesa to ths varying Interests at staka
But If wa find that we f annot , recom
mshd tha ordlnancs aa the mayor wishes
it passed,' we wui not do so. That'i
plain enough, isn't It 7" was Mr. Lorn
bard's reply, "
"Ws will make no report on ths or
dinance, until wo can see Mr. Klelser,
wno is in California at present tson
tinued councilman Lombard, "and
Frank De Witt Flndley. 10:30 and 7:30:l.want t0 "y right here that I do not
. o., jz; c E., b:30. Topics, rTh I """" ,u jegisiaiing any Dusiness out
eacraments or. Baptism and ths l-ora n I OI existence simply becausa Its man
Supper," "Ths Life We Now Live.'
Third Out Thirty-seventh and Clay:
Rev. J. L. Acheson, 11 and 7:30, S. S.,
10. .. . - ; - v, ...
TTnltsd .'EyaareUoaL
First East Sixteenth arid PoDlar.
Rev. H. A. Deck. 11 and 7:80; B. 8.,
10. Tonics. "A Life That Meets ths
Demands of tho Times," "The Effect
of Belief Upon Character, artd . Des
tiny."
Ockley areen Gay and Willamette.
Rev. J. Bowersox, 11 and 7:30; 8. a
10: C. E., 6:80. '
Second Fargo and Kerby, Bev. C C
foung, ii ana, 7:so.
agers are making money,
The new ordinance provides for
great , reduction In tho height of bill
boards; limits ths number that may bs
erectea in in city, ana makes changes
in tna present . manner of Issuing II
censes for them. ; , - .
' Mayor Simon , is quoted as saying
that ha can and will regulate the bill
boards.
Referring to this 'statement hy ths
mayor, former city Attorney McNary
saia mis morning;
"If the mayor can secure legislation
on a.n v nthar rrminHa than thm. ivhi.k
, AM. C.I.U. .0V. ' 1 g " -w " " .. . V, ..
St. John's ivanhoe and John.' Rav. I may affect ths nublla health, aafetv or
xates, ( e, Qm io. I morals, bs will bo accomplishing what
" ' ' . , ,1 ; , I no other man has aa yst been able to
. THniTO annmiou l do. '.The billboard question has been
w f,yt ,EnJrl,Uh?ft f1?1.". Mar- thrashed out in the courts all over the
ul.v"r i1 na. x.-. a, country nd no . effective method"haa
yet been found to eliminate the nui
sance." .' ' ,; .
6:30; S. &V. 10. Special services, each
evening except Saturday.
First German Tenth and f"lv V.
mental temptation, would be as j Bens. 10:45 and 7:46; 8. S., 9:80; f . P,
powerful as If It had been physically
perrormear
emortal East Eighteenth and Tib-
Verse. 6, 7-What does this second Mor Ileveriln. a .
temptation appeal to? :
Aro there any exceptions to the rule
that a fnan of flod will never go con
trary to God's established laws?
What Is it to tempt God?
eVrses 8-11 What method did the District Elder
Devil adoot to live Jesus the moat . . eoni church
af.laaw Mf Vlaj 1 I 4S
toiiBivrj yt?fv vl inn iiii)f;uuin
', Treo VethOdlst
First church East i Ninth and Mill,
tavia ai. catney, u and 7:30; S. S
i. ,f. XL..
MANY INQUIRE ABOUT -
DESCHUTES VALLEY
That a grekt deal of Interest Is being
taken in, the Deschutes valley and ceiv-
11 and 7:30: s- s- 10: tral Oregon , among tho people of the
dil ?SIlJJfhr of "t : Is , evident from the number "of
?hSrchlJE?hnAtfl02Pi.r. hL tnqulries received at the Commercial
' (Speclil Dlnnatch to The Joomal
Oregon City, Jan. 8. Tha Joint install.
atlon of ths Woodmen of the World and J 304 inches; hlghost, 30.67 Inches, De-
Sola Circls No. 167, , Women of Wood-1 cember 15; lowest, 29.09 inches, Jan
craft was held last nlht it tha w n I uary 31. : . ... , '
W. halL The followina officers .wr. "Tae. ,ast kllUng frost In sprinr oc
curred February 21, and the first kill
ing rrott in the fall ' occurred Novem
AUSTRIAN BANK ;
tween Fiftv-th Vd and ftV.I,Sh club jrelatlve thereto.
What . "tha Vln.Antti. tt,. n.UH . . i " "our IN. V;OIiee. Ill iii.ui;mmn uu private in-
Mh .til xt. ntr.t V W nA,?:,0!P- S.. 10; class meeting, 6:30. drviduals are continually writing the
hlch thf Devil controls? , Olive Branch Mission Second and club for Information as to conditions
How could the Dsvll have given Jesus Ankeny. R. H..Knowles. superintendent i -u.:?.'"0'!?
What he promised? P- ? ... .... -Uehiir onened ii n hv tha H..lm.
et. jouiis ii ana (;4v. ' I ,;." c. . . rt
mu systems, ii is considered evident
Do angels always 'minister ...to. those
who successfully oppose the Devil?
! Lessoir for Sunday, Jannary 16, 1916:
Unitarian.
- j that the easterners aee In-this new sec-
rkuvrth fV.ta r. U n -tr t in ... m I rlin si snlan11 A rintl aaa , JV,a i m
fha.Ttarlnnlnsr of tha Oalllaiu. riV.I-t.. el-.u S."liifT """ -:- .u . cvenoion or
- r .m mw , - , iu, sv. v. . u. t,uo jr.: nov. T. I operations. ,
I... k I , n. I 1 I . , .. i . , . . . i
Matt 4:12-25.
enth and Pine; ' , fL1?1"?- achool teachers and others f Interested ars Invited to n17:Jf ,?' -x K" 8 & ?:46
.10:30 and 7 46 write The Journal briefly their views as to the worth of thesa -questions." ii i Topics, How Shall a
,t 1U.4U ana.:.o, .. ,f tnjr conslder them of n the)r work.1 ,0B Mant Cleanse llWayT' Tfh Cc
8 ... 1A ABlth m f mm SI MMmmmm mm mt Jl . .. IS
lfeRthinB.triTt:nl'1fnIeDry- U , Nv-, John Ovall. 11 and 8: 6. 8.. d E. L., 7,
;-nIom8Thirty-foarth and iXh:.
Gladstone.
12: Y. P.. 7.
Millard Avenue Rev. John A. Town
send; services, 10: S. 6., 11:15. -:
Anabel Rev. Job.tr A. Townsend. Serv
ices, 11:80 and 7:45; a S., 10:16.
Trinity Dakota street Rev. A. Rob
inson, 7:45 p. m.; C. E. 6:4S; S. S 11.
Vernon Wygant and East ' Nlne
tegth; Rev. Goorjre W. Anns, 11 and 8;
. S., 9:45; C. E. 7. ,
Mstnodlrt
Miss
Rev. A. Robinson. 11; S. a Flr-t German Fifteenth and Hovt
!G. A. Waasa: 11 and 7:80.
. Second Kerman Stanton aht Rndnnv.
Rev. E. E. Hertsler. 11 and 8: a. E.. 9:48:
.. . on T . ,-
u u. I ' ... . ( ....
Sellwood East Fifteenth and 'Tacoma,
nav. l.esier (j. roor. ii ana 7:so: j. bl
I,2:80r E. L., 6:80. .
The Clinton-Kelly Memorial Thinly
nmin .ano rqweii. j-tev. ujrner uon
Jones; S. S., 9:46; 11 and 8: E. L., 7.
Montavllla East Pine and Eighteenth
Bireeis. Kev. naroia UDtn: 11 ind H:
Taylor Street Kev. Benjamin Young, "-o. iuj ciass meeung. z k. u.t 7:1b,
D. D., 10:30 and 7:30; S. S., 12:15; E. LL W2odIawsn William J. Douglas; 11
s-sn Tnnw "Thm Cf .....ii. nr Ind 7:30: a 8.. 10: E. 6:30.
"The Fight ?or Character.55 : ' ' University Park-Dawsoti and Flske.
Grace Twelfth and Taylor. Rev. John ".vi "',ellrTiO,. :. 11 ana 7:SB-
H. Cudlipp. D. P.. 10:8tr ffnd 7:30; S. s" Afr,ranZi?5Th,ent5 .'"4 Main.
12:15;. E. L., 8:30. Topics, "Tho Supre Rv; w; M"tthew8! " and g! B- 1-
macy of Lovo," "Profit and Loss." . H0"?'01 Ea8t star" ndL Sixty.
Norwegian - Danish Thirteenth and "iiti au:-11 "2 lrav-
Davis. RevP. Nel.on. 11 and 8; S. S.. t.TSSr UTS
ZU.l., I.
Lents Seventh and flnrdnn n.v rxr
'i--i?yi Moore. 11 and 8f S. B 10; E. u!
the Word of God,- "Tho Great Refining I ' nrrA.tt, T
and Its Scientifio Basis in Fact" W.J0"' 11 nd 7:80;
Bt Johns Rev. F. N. Sandafur 11 f' '!
and : F!. L. 7; ft. R. in , .... "
Knworth Tw.ntv.nlith mr.M C.,,i. I SplSCODSl.
Rev. Charles T. McPherson; : 11 and I Trinity, Nineteenth and Everett Rev,
7:30; a 8 9:45; E. L 6:30. Morning I A.'- A. Morrison. 8 and 11, 7:80; a a,
sermon - by ' Honorable L, D.' Mahr.no 18:46. Sermon by Blahon flcnririina-
ilvenlng topic, "Ministry of Tears." I Su Matthew's. First and Caruthers
Wealth vs. Disease and Decay."
ounar
common
Taylor Rev. W. A. Waltt Low mass, I Trtends' Ohnroh.
fw.ii SaifL"! .ft.n2.,f.r.n!0.n-?,;?.0-. ...BnaK', a thirty
wu ry. .A. umiy. 1 llOw I xioio SCOOOi, JO; U. IS.. 8:30
maSS' it..n anxr ' Hlgh mass -"?.' L Lent". Center street Myra B. Smlt
Holv Rnsarv. ITaat fMmA mr.A TTl I v (Thrlattan RMinn.
Very Rev. A. S. Uwl.r v Tiw ma., a I First Churnh nf Phrlat an'ti.i. nit.
- mn . nun ana sermon, I "unumi, Morrison ana J-.ownsnaJe. 11'
10:80. Vespers and benediction. 7:30. 8: S. 8., 12; subject of lesson sermon'.
Sacred -Heart. Milwanlrl n. n-.-I "Kar.ro mt ' ... '
ifory oDje, o. . a. Lrpw mass, 8. H!h Second Woodmen's hall.' East Sixth
l" . . . . . , ""To. rn.ua niiu Aiuer, 11: : a. a.. 11: iuh Mt nf
personal ; :
Max Barell leaves Monday night for
New York for a two months' trip. Ha
will be accompanied by his family.
Journal want ads bring' results.
i
installed in the' circle: Past guardian
neighbor, Mrs. S. J. Scripture: guar- h. u
Mr? n&?'-u!' ri T?WS.S tdv,v"or' - Tho' only thunderstorm "of the year
Mrs. freebe; clerk. Mrs. A, !1. Parker; curred on Ootober 20. j -r , .
SafcidMorMcvSa?un;bth mhm- Thr W8' V'
May.iWaldron; capUln. of. the guards, Which liaht hail fell - '
ScdrtVSffiffi .now of consequence
m- Lttii ffl . If in th "Prln w" on January 15. though,
senntIneVldR.nrB I" -T. f-! '
losfna Futa! -
Those given offices in the Woodmen f," 'kI: -"vu'iD,..""
lodge were: Council commander. C, L. hsa ,1 h,uLT.H
Snidow; advisor lieutenant A. E. Mass; 1"$ H' J" 7 ! nCh" abov -verag,
laylor. watchman, W. E. Warner, acn excess on th ..n a.- tk...
a'Jr-f??,a. "'ii ''' ''l.' . " ' ' ' wera marked deficiencies In January.
After ths Installation a chicken supper rahm.r tw v,". 17km .-
was served by the ladles and a good v.m t,.. ' i c" cV J
social time was enjoyed, hy alt , ;( December there were corresnondinei-
' ' i ; I large excesses. ' .v .
,.: i , ''. ; . I . ' . ; ' ", . Beoord of Kaln.
CflD nDrnnn niTV ln total amount or precipitation for
' .? , rUrVUntuUN UIJ I the year was 43.75 Inches and was 1.38
.-' f - ' Inches less . than . the annual average.
" (Special Dlspsteh to The JoarniLk ; . The longest period without precipitation
Oregon City,. Jan.'T. It is rumored was 17 days, or from July 28 to Aurust -
that tha' Austrian element' is" soon ' tol 18, inclusive; although durlng'the 28'
start a bank In Oregon City. The In- daVs from 'July 26,, to August 12, In
formation came from Mat Justin, pro- clU8,ve' niy. traces or rain occurred on
prietor of the Mount Hood saloon., who aay.: .ine ingest period with ,
stated that Joseph Kraker tt San W IV?.ZS' i" .e""?::..l0
Cisco was in the city and looked the Tng thl, T time only'a Toe V'aln o ?
proposition np, and ' reported very rav-(curred. i November. r however, was the
orably on it Kraker is tho San Fran-! stormiest month, havina four dava with
Cisco representative of Frank . Turck, a rainfall of over one. inch each.
the Chicago Austrian millionaire, who -There have been three years during
has large banking interests in both ths past 36- when the minimum temner-
Chlcago and San Francisco, ' It wss aturo was lower than 6 deaTees. the
Just recently that a new bakery was minimum- of the present', year; thesa .
established by tho Austrlans.-of whlca were 3 degrees on January 14, 1875,
nationality there Is quite a colony. In and December 23, 1879,. and -2 degrees t
Oregon City. "... on January 15. ,1888. - On-' the other
- ., - '' . -i,.-". ; r , j hand there have been only five years. .
Suit to Foreclose Mortgage. ouring that period when the maximum
SmcuiI Wptcb tu,Tiie joarusi.. " ; - ' temperature has not reached 93 degrees,
Oregon City, Jan, 8. Suit for tho fore- tn" mMllrnim tor this year. The. mean
closure. of a mortgage was started , in temperature was 5,3.9 degrees. ,; , -J-.
the circuit court : yesterday ; by Levi : Z . '
Stehman against ,Leroge ,T. -Barnard, ' ' - Gypsy Club Meeti,' J
1mVIT j 8 tflefe0dt '0rtnh lKlf the
gave to hlrn on June 8 .of last year, his Gypsy club enjoyed an exceedingly de
proreufsotf-nottrfor ths amoant" of ,J05, lightful evening at the home of Mrs.
ana ror4 security gave him a mortgage OMrtlmer D. Latourette, at Fourteenth
on 84 acres of land in the B. B. White
aonation land claim. The note Is long
past due ' and now - Stehman Is - suing
througn his legal advisers, Dimlck
Dimlck, for the foreclosure of' the"mort
gage.' . , i
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An Oak Creek, Douglas county, man's
dogs have started 28 coyotes, this sea
son, of which only one got away.
and Main streets. , Thursday evenina.
Refreshments were, served by the host
ess, and the usual customary form of
entertainment carried out
Those present were Mrs. Laura Pope
Griffith, Mrs. Dn.L., A. Morris, Misses
Cls Barclay V Ptatf.i Zida Goldsmith,
Helen .Daulton. Gussle Daulton, Emily
OMalley, Marjorle Caufield and Myrtle
Buchanan, - t
MR. DOUGH AND MR. DURB!
benediction. 7:30.
: Holv Cross. TInlvaraftv TarVlT7 ; t
P. Thillman, C. a C, "Low mass. 8:80.
High mass and serraasv 10:30. V.ui.r.
nn mnMucuon. . v
Holy Redeemer Portland and Van-
' M. E. Ohnrsb. South.
Union avenue anrl 4iiltnr.maV.
ncv. ni. n. Aiowr.. i anri 7n. a a ia
E. I... S(1 Mnrtlln. tnnln "On . ,
couver Rev Ed K. Cant well. C. S3. R. of the Lord's Supper." fcermon by Rev
LOW maSS. 8. J -T1 ST h mn S. mnA aofmnn
in. on '
.v ow. Dcneaicuon. .
St Andrew Vlnth enA lik..i. .
i nomas Kiernaa. Low mass.' s.
nigh mass and sermon. 10. Veanara. in.
(.li.Hn. V. ...
St T.nflt1.i. T .... - a rt . .
valley road Rev. F. Dillon. S. J. Low
JUB.HB, e ana v.sv. , Mass. sermon and
benediction, 10:80.
St Stanislaus. Ma rvlanrl ant Wollln.
. r. a. :. w: lr
.j. ccroKi. ixi w mass, s. tiigh
uiui ma sermon, IV.
St James' English West Park and
jeirerson; J. Alien Jeas. ii and 7:45;
o. a.,,'iv; u. U., I p. TO. TOPICS,
E. B. Jones. Evenlns- ni
A?aWUaf6 Pnmh, state president of
Bsformsd. . '
nrst German " Tenth and c.rv
streets, G. Hafner pastor. ' Services
iu id a. Tn ann x n i m u iin M
o. w. j. i p. .m. ,
TJnlvsrsallst
Church of-the Good Tldins-s-Rmarl
way and East Twentv-fonrth ; ' t
D. Corby. 10:45 S. S., 12. Topics, "Why
.i,jr iiiu ncip na xnspirauon in
... . . .huh . uvu5 ii i ,
Chlnesa Mission Than din. lllRov w H IT Pr..if iZlr":r',-zr I Si "V. 'v'.5, V;1 . .AUP'cs. man S
.. :-.: : . .. w, . " --v". vuiiimuiiiuii, ootjm oi foncy ana jenarans strnira
J'xit' M M ill n n n . r . .... , . . . . .
- OC....U.J. ii. i juagment," An undisputed Fact"
and 7:80,
Centenary East Ninth and Pine;
Clarence True Wilson, D. D., 10:80 and
?:30; E. I. 6:80; a S., 12:15. Morning
E
for
Trinity East Tenth and Grant; Lewis
Church
11 and 8.
Pro-Cathedral
of Our Savior Woodstock.
, ; w., luuriimis r ro-uatnearai or i
.errnon by Bishop- Charles H. fmith. MartTr-Thirteenth ar
Ovening topio'wfiy Was It Necessary M. Ramsay. 7:30? 11
or Christ to Die 7"- ' . 8. a 9:45. '
of St Stephen, the
and Ciay. Rev. H.
Swedish Iramsnii.l Kln.t..n1
Irving. 11 and 8; S. S., 9:45
Norwegian Synod East Tonth mnA
Grant; Rev. O. Hagoes, 11 and 7:46; S.
8., 12:10.
Betania . Danish Union and Morris:
sari ri t ah n. t
r: Bmitii, ii ana i:so; is. i. 6:30: S. S.. mont t? HrV n.i.ii ftiw" ""S.lA: 11 ana A. &.J.
10. Topic. "A Progressive Church." communion 7 -SO- S. S F45-7ommu.,Tnn Vn" eaT Norwegian 45 N. Fourteenth;
Laurelwood Rev. R. E. Mvers: 11 2SmSi"' U. MhS.0Jui'?P Pjnar Larsen. 11 and 7;30: S. S.. 9:45
and 7 :8 0: S S., 10; E. L.. 6 :80. ' " "7. V;." "..Tr " 8 '' V . '
JtT Vancouver avenue and.Fargo eucharist and SermoS 7 nravar "anS German-Chapman : and
treei, ev. Hamilton. 10:80 and Brmnn 7 an- s7 k in ."A, "7. " jon: . . ivoppeimann, 10:16, 7:45: S
V". fl.WU 1 "J I. I f.QA I . ' ' " ' " .-. .. r IM.U'IK
iNorweitian uanisn Vancouver ave-
jiue ira c&iuioore, ec j. j. iarsen
10:45 and 7:45; S. S 12. '
Japanese Mission 121 North Fif-j
lecnin, nov, tuien iilDara, ;30. and
8-.80: S. a. 8:30. ;
Bwedlsh Borthwick and Beach. Rev.
All Saint's. Twentv-flfth and RavUr I '.... J. -.
Rev. Rov EdMr Kmlnton Wo v "ul uerman juasi Tweirth .an
lltnnv mnA surmnn 11. a Ct 1 o . 1 . y'''
utany and sermon. 11: S.. a. 12:1S: f.i i: 5 t.'
evenlne ntuver. S. ' ' . I '0"' . "
St Mark's, Twenty-flrsti and
man. nev. j. js. jh. Simpson.
Rev, A. Krause. 10:30 and
:su: conresslon. 10' hr. v
nmM..nlA 1 ft.', n. . i " . .
Hol
Exceptional
Equipment
uu iumuii, iu:ou; quarxeny meeting,
Trinltv German iMl.innri
H.TVV:8Jd'uTrl''
matins and litany, 10:16: evensong. 7:80 HI s-TeJ"' ' .
.n.-'10".? VnchMgltn.0'nan and Kllpatrick; 8 p. m.
ii ana i.ov. a. o.. 1U. I Swedish torncion. t-..
Good Shepherd Graham and Van- Stanton; Rev H eT Sandsterit tn is
couver. Rev. John Dawson. 11 hd 7i f.li.,a d VT.a 8.n"at 10.45
' '".', o..... ,?.wS15.-?5 T. Seventeenth and
and Weldler-ReJ'Ge B7 Van Wa a K lOf Y:'p"t). r"? " na.
I two. rmw viiu nciinuia. xj.; o. au. iu. 1 i im hnnp Mifthia-MM ..a
I g Ascension Chapel Portlano, HeiKht Skldmore, Rev, bT J. f horen, Ti ; S. s"
tt the California Tt Svrun Co. anrl ! ' 'Ir A?aJ?L'??r 15th and
....f , ... " Bishop Mofrls Memorialchanel. flood ?inwoou "' enif- 1080;
.-,.uU,vuiiiiCuwioiKscnemistSDaVB Samaritan hospital. Rev. Wlllism . b " ' ;.rtV""-,.u
rendered possible the production of Syrup fT m.: rvic: .,.WRev. Car! Hasofdril
rt fcicrdr'anrl Itliwiw: CJ 1 ll . 1 aarmon. 7MK n , m , 1 v.v..
wha mi ucuiil, iu (Ul OI Its I rr"---- " r
Catholic,
.' Congregatlonat.
St Marv's Pro-Cathdrn1 ' IMf t.th r .7.1. IT ZW'.l ' Jin. . RV.
- . : c r . --v.-- i jjuLimr n uvrii.L .11. 11
ri a r. T ! ' "
1 inn 1 inviM-M-MiiNr k v a; i -hfiotia r t i - . . a. ituU 1 .to, a.
ining 'them most .T Ha a mgSRraraSnhati'n.'V'Mak-
proportions, with benediction, 7:45. . s. Ce": v-foS'c.Msj A"i
mm ana r,
excellence, by obtftining the puis medic
toal principles of plants known to act most
beneficially and comb;
ekiilfu'ly, in the 'right
rt?f-,f " Low mass. 8. High mass and sermon, r1 n,0uAn!8;
A. there fa only one genuine Syrup of r ..i
I Igs ana lUir OI Benna and aa the gen- VeVer, Instruction ndban.i"' Attainment of plness'"
tiine1 U manufactured by jia original J ;r.cniuui'., t m. i . 1 8: s s?'l??i7!te,v 7v Nelson; 11 and
Mapplnefia,"
rhts."
Sunnyslde East
Choosing One
Taylor ' and East
Mlsoellaneons.
Church of tha Brethren CDiinlf oi-.i
and DurmwicK ana ivniings wortft ave. Rev.
C W 6 3 0 S.. 10;
Church of 7 New . Thousht Selling.
nii Bcn nan. , tmnrv v mrnr . makivam
p. m. v v,' 4. '
Swedish Corns Salvation Armv mr.
UUITIOIUO, 11, I.OU ailfj O. ' '? '
Inter-Denominationai City ? Mission
6 Fifth street. - A.. Well. nnrintATirf
Ant S ftnnriav Auartr ousy,! i .l.
Sal- week: 'f " ' ' "!
Mediums' and Ministers' Association
Auditorium building, 1L 3 and 7:46.
matter Day- Baints tMormons) East
Tenth asd Sherman. J. C. Westergard
presiding elder, 11 and 6; S.S., 10. '
Volunteers of America 285 Burhside
street. S:30and 8:30.
Advent Christian Second, between
Hall and Lincoln. E, Wallace Shepard.
10:80 and 7:80.v - v
Divine Truth - Centor ft1 i?i.v..
uHdln. Rev. Thaddeus M. Mlnard, H;
Church of Nasarene East Seventh
and Couch. Rev; A- O. Henricks 11 and
7:30; S. 8., 9:46;T. P. M., 6.
New Church Society Swedenborgen)
Eleventh and ; Aldnr. "Knlirhta nf p..
thlas' hall. Lay service and sermon, 11.
Vatch Tower Socletv (Non-S-cfarinr.!
wuu ueuowB .; nan, ii;asc . tsixtli . and
Alder; 1:30; Berlan Bibla studies; 8;1S
presentation of Bible truths.
Center of Tllaht Thinktn w n: w
temple, 128 Eleventh and Alder streets.
Mrs. E. Sherman Olney; 8 p. m. v
Reorganized Church of .Teana rv,t.
of Latter Day Saints East Seventy
sixth and Irvlnr HMm w.l,.. ' u...
ker. 11 and 7:30;' S, S. 10:45. ' "
Fellowship- Circle Selllng-Hirsch hall.
8. Dr. Davidson Buchanan of New Zea
land, subject, '""Man's ; Place in God's
vnivtrsB. . . t
First Spiritual Society 109 RonnnA
sireei. vonierence, i; lecture and mes'
sages, 7:45. , ' , -
Y. W.- C. A. Seventh
method known.to the California Fig Syrup J- c. Hughes. - Low' mass. 6, 7 and aH"'?, ,ParkT.Hav?n. Dawson,
au S l hjv i illUMi aVV a 0(1, 1 - BB,CoatI -a. MII4 . 41 V a D. Oaa IVi
Co. only, u Malways necessary to buy the Vespers and benediction, .7 :80. '.- .j I c. E., 6:30.- ?
L'i .1:.-'A' .7" aMJit"--; M?tvlL!. J.- P. HaasaloStreet-East, Seventh ; and
l. uiuire v (jt-w ih iwjuitw cutx, -j. j. i 1 1 . o. I oio aermon, a u J"""iyj ovt ueofge faaaacK, 1 1
" : o-e7 iw- Topics, "Displeased
With ; Jesus.", "If the Portland Commer
cial Club Should Push Christian Rlght-
eOUSnSS."- -si '- vi : ; ;. .
. Highland East Sixth, end Prescott'
Raw. . W .TlnlllnA.. 1 1 ... a. oa. n
T P S. C. E., 6:30. Topics.' "ThS
pJTjmaV - edarattort- of Independence,"
' fetepplne into the Way." j ".. . H.
, First iGeriuauEast Sevsntaind
i i i -j A , , . . - I chapel of Sisters of the Precious Blood.
A knowledge ofTfc above facta enable St- Nineteenth Tnd Savier
one to decline imitations or to return them
..If, upon vie wing the paekage, the full name
of the California Fig SyrupCo. ia not found
trui&i on tbo front thereof. ,
Kev. E. P. Murphy. Low mass, 8. High
mass ana sermon, ,10:89. Vespers and
benediction., 8:30. 1 " '
..St- IlchaeI's (Italian), Fourth - and
Mill Jesuit Fathers. Low mass, I
Hifjh mass and sermon, 10:30.- Vespers
and bn(llfitlon, 7:30. .
; SL : Stephen's, Firty-$rccona "and" East
and T.vin.
streets. Firesids hour at 4 p. m. Address
by 'Rev. Harry Pratt on "New Year
Ideals." Muslo bv Miss Vet TTnin....
and . others. r ' v " ,
Y". M. fl A. Citv BSsnolailnn . aitu
and Taylor streets, H. W. Stone, gen
eral secretary. ' Meeting for men at t
o'clock ! will : be addressed hv .. rr t
Whitpomt' Brougher, pastor , of th
WhftJe Temple, on the subject, "Heaven
and Hell Illustrated."- This win h. n
BrouRher's farewell address to ths Y. M-
t:. , A. before his departure to - Los
Angeles. Music by the Y M. C A.
orchestra. - .-. , y
.Christian artd ! Missionary Alliance
East ,Ninth andv Ciay. Services 10-30
and 7:45. S, S 12. .- Y. P. M- 6:30.
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