DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1910.
10
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THE OREGON
flEl'S OF DKTH
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Old Time Superstition Revived
At Westminster Bridge as i
-.King Dies. ;v ; "
iSiihday Ser$
London. Mar 14.-Ae .mlaht be
parted, a number of persons have come
to the front this mof .w rout
ifiUmn ; assertion that , they saw : "the
'boatman", start for. Hanover with the
tiews of Xlna; . Edward's death.', ' A the
. "Wat ef the eeJfjBtyled eye witnesses to
he ' supernatural event, however; are
: eallors and ions-shoremen who are com
monly supposed to be more superstitious
;lhan veracious, their confirmation of
the old story of the Hanover boatman
msv be taken for What It la wont h.
- The earlleet authority for this popular
rKtory. which hae been revived with me,
death of every '.British sovereign for
nearly a century and which la atlll be
lieved by a suirriatnjrly large number
'of people, was Colonel. Dawson Demur,
a eon-ln-law of the celebrated Mra. Fits
herbert. It eeems that on. the nlht of
June 2$, IMO, Colonel Darner was stand
Hngr with a friend on Westminster bridge,
"when he saw a email wherry containing
a little muffled figure dart- from i the
shadows and .; swiftly . and noiselessly
make Its way down the river. , While
they were watching 4he-email craft a
Thames waterman near by exclaimed in
' en awestruck -voice, "There goea the
'boatman to Hanover.";, U " ':' " . , V ' V
On being asked what be meant the
man explained that King tieorge roust
,fbe dead, as the figure always appeared
-on the demise of the sovereign, his con
sort or the direct heir to the throne, and
rowed to Hanover Ur carry the news.
On returning home Colonel Damer
heard that George IV had died at the
hour when he aW the wherry set out
from beneath the bridge. - , 'k 1
v. The chostly boatman Is said to have
come over with the house of Hanover
and to have been seen at the death of
each of the English sovereigns of that
dynasty. When the prince consort died
In 1861. the. boatman Is atated to have
-, appeared from beneath , "Westminster
A bridge; and, again, at the very moment
when' Queen '.Victoria breathed ;her last
t Osborne,; not only, many' Thames
watermen, but quite a ' number' : of well
educated and responsible people alleged
, tliRt they saw the messenger of death
bending to his oars on his ghostly r
. rand to Hanover.
It is a queer superstition, quite In
keeping,: however, with those according
which the death of a member of the
reigning house '.. of Hohenrollern or ; of
: Jlapsburg is always heralded by the ap
'. parltion of a white lady.
CENTENARY OF BIRTH .
, OF NOTED STATESMAN
Jackson,' Miss., May l.Tomorrow
will mark the centenary of the birth of
. Jacob -Thompson, who was one of the
' members of the cabinet of President
"Buchanan and one of the leading public
' men of Mississippi. Born. ' in North
' Carolina. May 15. 1910, Thompson came
to Mississippi ' In early manhood and
-at the-age of 28 he was chosen to Con
press as a Democrat. By continued
"reelection he served in . congress for
nearly 20 years. President Buchanan
appointed him secretary- of the interior
"in 1857, , and Mr. Thompson served un
' til January,- 181. The occasion of his
"resignation was the ordering of troops
to reenforce Fort Sumpter, , '
While he was still holding the office
of secretary, of the interior,, the Ieglsla- .
ture of Mississippi had appointed Mr.
'Thompson a commissioner to urge on
?orth : Carolina the adoption of an ordl
r nance of secession. in the midst of the
xver he was elected governor of Missis-
nlppl and served from 1862 to 1884. He
afterward was an aide-de-camp to Gen
eral Beauregard in the field... In the
eummer of 1864 he Went to Canada as a
confederate commissioner. His. death oc
curred in Memphis, March 2, 1885.
s - Cottage Prayer Meetings.
; Cottage prayer meetings of the anion
; tabernacle meeting In progress In -the
Hawthorn Park tabernacle will he held
at the following 'residences, each morn?
' ing from 10 t 10:30 o'clock. . These. rep
resent the-42 churches taking part in
j the Hart and : Magann services: " :
I F. C. Dun lap, 828 East Tenth; Mrs.
; Richie, 609 East Taggart; George Oaks,
17 Morris; Mrs. E. M. ' Lewis, 676 East
Tenth; Mr. Vogel. 82 8 East Morrison ;
Mrs. I; R. Delano, 695 'Marlon avenue;
W, L.' Hartley, lit Marguerite;' Mrs. C
H. Chambreau, 88 East Fifteenth;. John
l. Wigie, 805 Nelson street; Mrs. Mln
nie Fisher, 50 Beacon street; 8. W.
Anderson, 268 East Twenty-fourth; Hat-
tie Kenyan, 835 East Sixth: street; Mrs.
J. C. Cross, 290 Glenn avenue; Oscar D.
Stanley, 484 Lexington avenue; Mrs.
Julia Jones. 408 East Twelfth street;
Mrs. J. D. Edwards, 1178 Belmont; Mrs.
M. Wood. 247 East Fourteenth street;
C. J. RarnadeJU corner Gibbon and Linn
avenue; Mrs. H. C. Ross, 604 East Oak;
A. O. Hendricks, 814 EaatjCavle; Mrs.
Chris Hottex 875 Hawthorne - avenue
Mrs R. L. Russell, East Nineteenth
I street; Mrs. 3. G. Bennett, 828 East Sal
mon: jura a. m. truutm, itit jsaac gar
rison ; George A. Rockwell, 121 East
Nineteenth; H. B. Arendick. 671 Maple;
Dr. P. Blttner. 804' East Eighteenth;
Mrs. HI Zelgler, corner East Ninth and
Cam there; Mra L. C. Dickie. 288 East
Thirty-fourth; Mrs. F. W. Woolley, 1088
East Tamhlll; a A. MulK I East Thirty-first
atreet; 3. W. Thomas, 888 East
Main; Mrs. EL. Daugherty, 818 Maiden
avenue; Rer. A. J8. Fortea, 487 East
i Sevcntenth; Mra J. B. Can dish. 88
Kaat Pine; Mrs. Graves, 82 East cUxty
thlrd; Mra T. F. Spicker, 188 Eaat Slx
teenth. ' . - r'?- . . . ' , - - - .
v - ': .";': SasUsW i -:;..'-S'i'" .' V,-
Flrst--Whlte Temple, Twelfth - and
Taylor. ' Rev. Walter Benwell Hlnaon,
10:20 and T:80. 'One Accord." prayer
meeting. 10; . V. P. U., 8. Toplca, "And
Vou Are One.- "How Much Better. Is a
Man Than a fiheepr" -. ' .
eacond Seventu and East AnKeny;
Rev. H. 8. BUck. 10:20 and 7:202 Bible
school, 18; B. Y, P. U.. 8:30. .
. Central bast Twentieth and Ankenv;
Albert Ehrgott, 10:30 and 7:46; 8. 8., 12.
Topics, "The gueen Of Virtues,". "Every
Man a King." .. ' .
i Arleta Kev, D. M. McPhall, 11 and 8;
8, 8.. 9:46; B. T: P. U., 7. Topiea, ' The
Program of the Church," "Job's Bpiritual
Vision.".,.,. '.........,...' -i
Highland Alberta and lxth. It , and
:; B. Y. P. E., 8:40; 8 8., 10. r. j-rv-
" cieiiwova j.acoma ana urvfnfc',n
and 1:80:, fl. 8. 10: Y.. p. IT.. :30.
Calvary East Eighth and Grant, Rev.
J. i. Monroe, 11 and ?.; B. ,B a-
-; Immanuel Mead and Becond. Rev. A.
B. Mlnaker. 11 and 7:46; 8. S 10; B. Y.
P. V.. 8:46. Topics. 'Limiting -God,"
"The Lights That Condemn. " -
Grace Montavilla: Rev. , Albert K.
Patch. . 11 and 7:30 S. S.., 10; . P.
V., :30. . -. ;
University Park Rev.-H. T. Cheney.
8. 8., 10, 11 and 7:30; B. T P. D.. 7.;
Sunnyaide (German) Forty-first ana
Hawthorne; Rev. C Foldmeth. 11; 8, 8..
8:46. . . ... '. .. '- r-.. v
8U Johns f German) Rev. Karl. Feld-
meth. s. S., 8:46; services, 11 and :20;
St Johns Rev. C. U Owen, ll:
and 7:20; 8. 8. 10: B. Y. P.. U.i f-30.
Chinese Mission 35i Burnmae street
S. 8.. t. Pastor. Rev.' Fung Chak.
First German Fourth v and ; Mill;
Rev. J. Kratt. 11 and 7:80 8, S.. :45.
Second German Morris and Koaney;
Rev. Frederick Baueerroan.: 11 and 7;30;
a 3.. 9M5: Y. "P. U., :4a. v, ;
East Fortv-f If th street Comer mast
Main: Rev. A. B. Walta. II and 1iZ0;
li. V.' P. V. 8:46.
Lents Rev. J. M. Nelson. 8, B., .101
11 and 7:30: B. Y. P. U.. :30.
Mount Olive Seventh . and Everett:
Rev. B. B. B. Johneon. 11 and 7:30.
Swedish Hovt and Firttenmi itey.
Erick Scheretrom. 10:4o and 7:45;
8. 8., 13; a Y. P. V.. 6:30. v
Tabernacle East Korty-nrst ana hoi.
gate : Rev. F. K. Dark. Hi and 7 :0 ;
8. H., 9:46. - ;
Third Khott and Vancouver. II ana
45: 8. S 10; B. Y. P. IT., 6:45 Rev.
W. J. Beaver. Topics, "The Test of
One" Religion," "Spiritual Security."
I-lt X1 : ' v',' ?v' )9- freshytertaa, 'a -w .'
' First Twelftn and Aider, Rev. Wil
liam Hiram Foulkea. 10:30 and 7:45; 8.
R. 12:10; C K.. :30. Tonios. sermon i
by Rev.: William Parsons, vThe Uw of
the Spirit": evening uddress by Rev. T,
B, Grlswold,'i)n ."The Good Fortune of
God's Man."
Mlzpah East .Twelftn and Powell;
Rev. Harry Leeds, 11 and 7:30; 8. 8.. 10;
C. K a 30 " .
Caivary-Eleventh and Clay.' Rev.
Thomas Holmes Walker. 10:80 and 7:45;
Bible, school, noon. Topics, "The Por
tion of Caesar, When a Great Man
Was Rash."
Fourth First and Glbbs; Rev. Donald
Mackenzie, 1Q:S0 and 7:30. , a 8., 12; C
E 8 ' 3 0 " " . r ! ' , J . . , "
toa'wthorne Park Twelfth and East
Taylor: Rev. E. Nelson Allen. 10:80,
7:45: 8. 8., 12: C E., 8:45. Topics, "The
Power-of a Transfigured Life," Union
Tabernacle meeting.
. Forbes Bellwooa . and Gantenbeln:
Rev. Harry H. pratts 11 and 7:30; 8. 8..
18: C. E.. 6:30.
Piedmont w Cleveland 1 and Jarrett;
Rev. J. E. Snyder, 10:30 and 8; 8. 8.,
12 ' C e , 7 ' f
Chinese i45 First. 7:45; S. 8., 6:45.
-Westtninsur East Tenth and Weld
ler; Rev. Henry Mareotte, 10:30 and
7:30; 8. 8.. llT. P. 8. C. E., 6:30.
Marshall Street Marshall and North
Seventeenth; Rev,. C. W. Hays, 11. 4;
8. 8 10.; 7:30 service In Finnish lan
guage. Mount Tabor Belmont and Pretty
man; Rev. Edward M. Sharp, 11. and i;
a a. io. ,
Spokane Avenue East Seventeenth
and Spokane: Rev. IX A. Thompson, 11
and 7:30; E. 8.. 10: C. hi., :30, .
Third East. Thirteenth and Pine
Rev. William Parsons, 10:30 and 7:46
8. 8 '12 ';''" ' '
Hona' Montavilla. East 'j: Beventy.
eighth street. Rev. Henry L. Nave.
c B 1ft- 11 and 7-30. ... t
' Kenilworth East Thirty-fourth and
Gladstone. Rev, A- Robinson., 11; B.
isr v P.. 7. v
Millard Avenue Rev.' John A., Town
send; services. 10; 8. 8., 11:16.
Anabel Rev. John A. Townsend. Berv
! llritn and 7:4u: R. 8.. 10:15.
Trinity Dakota street Rev. A. Rob
Inann. 7;4R n m C. iC. f:4Sj S. S.. 11
Vernon Wygant and . East Xtne-
teenth: Rev George W. Anns. 11 and
8. 2:46; C. E-, 7. .
In
and 9:30. High ntasa nd sermon, 10:80,
veiper.: instruction ana peneaictiou,
f:8i) ; 1 ' .,..'..
St. Lawrencea', Third and Sherman-
Re v. J, c. Hugnes. Lon maws, ,. 7 and
8:80." High mass and sermon,. 10:80.
vespers ana Deneoionon. 7:no.
Ascension, Montavilla, Rev. ' J.
Fltanatrlrk. Mass and sermon, t
chapel of Bisters of the Precious Blood.
St. Patrick's. Nineteenth and Sav!
Rev. B. P. Murphy, Low mass. 8. High
mass and sermon,' 10:10. Vtipers and
benediction. 8:80, ' L; "
St, Michael's , (Italian).' Fourth and
Mill Jesuit . Fathers. Low mass, I.
High mass and sermon. i0:30. . . Vespers
end Benediction. t:iv '. t .. t.
' St. Stephen's. Forty-second and' East
Taylor Rev. W. A.lWaltt. uavr maaa
t a. H)h miM and sermon. 10:30
and Btanton Kev. w. a. uaiy. low
mans. 8. 8 and 9. High mass and ser
mon, 10:30. . Vespers and .benediction,
Hoy Rosary. East Third and Union-
Very Rev ' A- Lawler. Lw mass. 8,
7 and. 8:30. High mass and, sermon,
19:30..'; Vesnent and benediction. 1:30.
v 8acred Heart. MllwauKle Rev. Gre
gory Roble. O. S. B. Low mass, s. Hlch
mass and sermon, 10:30. ! . VesDrs and
benediction. 7;80. -t i
Holy Cross, Unlveraltv Park--Rev. J.
P. Thillman. C 8. a Low mass. 8:30.
High -mass and sermon. 10:30. .... Veaoers
and benediction. 4.
Holy Redeemer. - Pnrlland and Vn-eouver--Rev,
Ed IC. Cantweli. C. 88. R.
Low mass, S. High mesa and sermon.
10:80. Benediction 4
' St. Andrew's. Ninth A"d .Alberta
Rev. -.Thomas 'K'ernsn. , Low mass, 8.
High man and sermon. 10. Vespers. In
struction end benediction, 7:80.
St. Ignatius, f orty-second ana rowen
Valley road Rev. F. Dillon. 8. J. Jw
mass. 8 and P:80. , Mssa . sermon and
benod lotion. 10:
St. Stanislaus (PollnhV Maryland and
Failing Rev. John Breosa. Ix)W mass,
8: high mass and sermon, 10; vespers
and benediction,, 7:30. ' . i
xpisoopai. t ,
Trinity, Nineteenth and Everett Rev.
A. A. Morrison. 8 and 11, 8; & 8., 9:45..
St. Matthew's. First and Carutfcers
Rev. W. H M. Breck. 8.' 8.. 10: Holy
communion and .sermon. 11; 8. 8., 10.
Pro-Cathedral or St. Steoben. tne
Martvr Thirteenth and Clav. Rev. H
M. Ramsay. Holy Communion. 7:20;
prarer and sermon, 11 and 7:30; Sunday
school, 10. , ,
church oi our savior wooaswwg.
Vespers, 4. ' , -
St. David's East Tweirth ana Kei
mont. Rev. Henry Russell Tatuot. Holy
communion, 7:30; 8. 8.. 9:45; morning
prayer and sermon,! 1; prayer and serm-
vn. 7:45. ' " , ' . 1
St"- Andrew. Portsmouth - Holy
eucharist and sermon, 11; prayer , and
sermon. 7:30; 8. S... 10 a. m.
All Salnfs. Twenty-fifth and Savlar.
Rev Rdy Edgar- Remington; holy com
munion' and sermon, 11; evening pray
er. 8; S., , 12:15. -i - , '
St. ,-Mark's, Twenty-first ' and Mar
shall. Rev. J.. E. H. Slmnson. i' Ho'v
eucharist. 7:30; matins and litany, 10:16;.
holy eucharist and sermon, 11; even
song, T:S0.
St. John's Church Fifteenth, and
Douglas. Rev. Oswald W. Taylor. 8, 11
and 8; S. 8., 10.
Good Shepherd Graham and " Van
couver. Rev. John Dawson, ; ,. 11 and
7:30: S.- S.. 9:46. t .
1 Grace ' Memorial. East Seventeenth
and .Weldler Rev. George B. Van Wa
ters. Prayer and sermon, 11; . 8. 8.. 10.
- Ascension Chapel Portland Heights
8. " S 9 ' 3 0 " ;-
Blahon' Morris Memorial chanal, ftood
Samaritan hospital. Rev. . William R.
Poweli.t- .chaplain. Holy communion.
7 a. m.;' ward services, 3; prayer and
sermon, ,7:16, . .
Rev, H. A. Deck. Jl and 7:20; 8. 8.
io. ..... ... , ,,.
Ockley Green Gay and Willamette.
Rev. J Bowersox. 11 and 7:30; 8. ft
10: C. K., 6:30. .
Second Fargo and Kerbv. r.ev. C. CJ
Poling, 11 and 7:80.' , ,'
St. John's Ivsnhoe and ,', John, Re.
C; P. Vatea ' g. fl., 10. ; ., -',.:.'
',' tmited Presbytertaa.' .-'.
' Fl rs t 6 Ixth ; and , Mon t ornery. ' Rev.
Frank De Witt Flndley. 10:80 and 7:30;
8. 8.. 12: C. E.. 6:80. Topics, "Your
Church,'!. "No Revision ,ln . Lues
Record."'' f , -' ?
The Church 6f the Strangers Tirana
ive; and Wasco.. Rev. 8. Earl Du Boia,
10:30 - and 7:8018. 8.,- ji; -i;.
Topics, "Beasts - Ready to Spring,"
rHeroes, Named and iwnameav-. v
Third East Thirty-seventh sna uiayj
Rev. J, L, Acheeon. ll and 7:30, 8. A.
10. T ' i ' i
IH1EREST SHOWfJ
INSIUCM1P
'Be Established at Spiri
Lake; Wash:; by Y. M. C. ;
' A. for Boys. 1
Taylor Street Rev. Benjamin Toung,
Lf. 1., v,av huu I..0V, n. a., .av,- a, m-i
' Grace Twelfth and Taylor. Rv. John
H. Cudlipp, D. -D., 10:30 and 7:4: 8. B..
12:15; Jefferson street mission, 3:80; E.
'h Ran tf rjollbt." ... . .:r. 1 , -
Trinlty-I-East Tenth and.Grsnt: Lewis
F. Smith, 11 and 7:30; U. u.. :30; S. 8.,
10. Evening, union - service at the
Tabernacle.- -'''; , - ' ' '' ' V
a Urat ' Norwegian-LaniBn tiignieeniii
and loyx. itev. a. tr. ieson. ii urn
., iu:
8. 8.
V n n .
Bunnyslde--East Yamhill and Thirty.
eietbt w T Kuater: 11 and 7:80: 8. 8.
9:50: E. L.. 8:46. .Topics, ""The Fifth
Saying From the Cross. Father, Into Thy
Hands T Commend My Spirit"; -evening
unlna In Hawthnrn TaMmaeia .
St. Johns Rev. F. N. Sandefur; II
and 8: E. L, 7s a 8, 10. '
I'nwnrth Twentv-atith and . Bavler,
Rev. Charles T. Mcpherson: 11 and
8: 8. 8 9:46: E. L.. 7. Topics, "The
Purpose of Life4'; Epworth league anni
versary, address by Miss Elsie Lathrop.
' Chinese Mission Ctiaa 61ng Kal: 11
and 7:30. :' -
raninntrr Fast Ninth - and Pine
Clarence True Wilson.. D. D.., 10:10 and
7:80; E. L. 6:80;f 8.-8.. 12:15; evening
service In Hawthorne tabernacle; morn'
inr tnnlo. "The flreat Exchanare. . -:'
Laurel wood Rev. K. It Myers; II
and.T:0; 8- 818: E. L.. 6:10. "
rwiirl Vancouver avenue and Farro
street. Rev. C L. Haml'ton. 11 and 7:45;
8. 8.. 9:45; K. L.. 6:45. a Toplca. "Unpar
donable Sin"; Epworth league anni-
Wallowa win have a new 16000 Preav
byterian chnreh , - -
f rgf wtrf wm - 1 1
Aa IsasJatleej 9ar -II
'.ocpInrj-Couchg Croup,
bronchitis, Coughs,.
Diphtheria, Catarrh.
C ' as a Aeeseetea.
It K-4 MWniIMtkWtlli
-r t t . W IM hernial cM tfeee
4 j-iti rKTM " r
r :-'. m "T"-r
. , --.- b . r- pr-m4 u4
...... fo. I , S. . - 1
vrurv and" Installation of of f Icera.
Norwegian Danlah Corner Vancouver
avenue and tsaiamore irewa; iwt. v
J,L.raen. 10:45 and 8: b.
a a sta svi iBiSi a a a ua i k v xav-
teenth. Rev. Eileen RIbara, 9:30 and
BAi.KRnrthsici and Beach. Rev.
John Ovall, 11 and 8; a 8., 10; E-L f.
Sermon by Rev. E. Erlcksoiu Topiea,
rirst German Fifteenth and Hoyt
n - 11 and TJI.
Second oerman iianion jtna ivaauwr.
Rev. E- Fl Hertsler. 11 and 2; & 8, 8:45;
SeUwood East Fifteenth and" Taeotna,
Rev. Leater C Poor. 11 and 7:20; J. E.
L-. 2:28: E. L., :. '
Th. iintnn Kellv Memorial ThlrtV'
ninth and Powell. Rev. W. H Hampton,
a 8, 9:46; 11 and ; K. L, 7. .
- Montavilla Kaat nne ana cignteentn
streets. Rv Harold Oberg; 1 1 and 8;
8. 8.. 10: class meeting, 12: E. L- 7:1.
Woodlawn William J. onuglas; 11
and 7:29: a 8- 19; E. L. 6 JO.
Unlveralty ark Dawsee and flake.
Rev. W. R Jeff ry. J.: 11 and 7:38.
African Zlon Thirteenth and Main.
Rev. W. Matthews; 11 and 8; a , 1;
1 Meant Tabor East Stark and 81.tr
flret. J. W. MrDe.rn.- It Sod 7:3.
I Pattoo Michigan arvnue anl Oirpen
' ter. D- A. Watters; 11 and 6; a a, 1;
I E..L-. T. . ..
I Lenta Seveeth and Gordon. Rev. w.
i Boyd Moore. U and 8; a a. 19; E. L.
i Woostoek J. It. Verei 11 and t:8:
i a 8L. 10: E. L. 8:86.
i Oek Grtre Rev. Jamed T. Moore, 11
and 8. a fc, 10. -
!
Oataeaa.
X IX
and
St. Msrv Pro-Csthexlral. nfteenth
and Davie Most Rev, A. Chilstie, D.
Low mass. a. 6 and 6. Hlak man
eermnn, 1 1. Veepers. Instrucuoa aad
I be-i-dH-tlon. 7:46- -
j Ft Joseph's Cler-es1. rwmti ad
' r.cs Hi. Rev. Jam Km, V. X
"lw na. 6 Hlfh-meee fM seiiusa.
1 e--r-rs b-ne-llrtlon. 8. 39.
Ft. Fra"tl rM K.leT-ith and Oak
rev. J.' li. Black. Low ss. ft, 3.39
Xatheraa. - 1 ', ,
St James' English West Park and
Jefferson; 3. Allen Leas, 11 and 8.
S. H.. 10; L. U. 7 t. m.
Betahla Danish 840 Union avenue N
Rev. a, Scott, 11 andAf; S. 8.. 10. Con
firmation service in 'the morning.
Swedish Immanuel Nineteenth 3 and
Irving. 11 and 2; 8. 8.. 9:4S
Norwegian ssynoQ East .lentn and
Grant: Rev, O. Iiagoea, 11 and 7:45; S,
8.. 12:10. - -
United Norwegian 48 N.-Fourteenth
Detmar Larsen. 11 and 7:30; a a. 9:46.
:ao. v ' 1
Zion's-Germani Chapman and Sal
.-non; H. H. Koppelmann. 10:15. 7:45; 8,
8. 9:15. ' ...
, St. Paul's German 'East Twelfth and
Clinton. ' Rev.' A. Krause. 10:30 . and
7:80; 8. 8.. .9:80.
Trlnlfy , German . (Missouri synod)
Wllllarae and Soli wood; J. A Rimbach.
9:16; S. 8.. 10; 7-30. ' -
St John's peninsula : avenue H and
Kilpatvick; 3 p. m.
Swedish Auaruatana Rodnev and
Stanton: Rey, H. E., Sands ted t. 10:45
and 7:45; a a, :30.
Swedish Mission - Seventeenth and
GUsan; Rev. B. J. Thoren. ll and
a e -in. v t
. EUm 'chanei Mlchiran avenue and
SKiamore. Kev. li. J. Tnoren. 11: a, a,
1 n ... ... -. .......
Immanuel German Corner 16th and
Leo (SeUwood)..-H. C Ebellng. 10:30
8. 8.. 8:80. . -
Grace 1 Enrllsh (Missouri Synod)
Kerbv ana harco. Rev. carl iiassoio. is
and 7:30; a 10:30.
- arree Methodist. '
First ' church Eaat - Ninth and Mill,
David M.v Cat hey,.. li and li 8.8 10;
Y. P. M 8'80. ' .
1 Second church East -Fisniers. oe-
Iween . Flftv-thlrd . and FlftV-fOUrth
Street. . Rev. Wilbur ' M. Coffee. ' 11 1
ana ;jv; iu; ciase mocmia, ":
Olive Branch Mission Siu rirsj
street, R. H. Knowles, superintendent
Services every evening. - ; f ' . "1 '
st, Johns 11 and i;s. 4 , j
-' EvanreUcal Assootatloaau -
First German Tenth and Clay, r.
Bern. 10,45 and 7.46; 8. 8. 9'30; Y, P
Toplca, " The Miracle or t'entecost
by Bishop Wm. Horn of Cleveland
First English East 'Sixth, and Mar
ket streets; F. R Culver; 11 and, 7:30.
3. S, 10. Y. P. Am 6 30.
Memorial East Eighteenth and Tib,
betta. Morrlfl H everting, 11 and 8; S a
1. i
tTnlversaUst. . " . ' j
rhtirch nf the nnaA Tldlnaa Broad
way and Eaat Twenty-fourth; Rev. J.
D,n Corby,. 10:45 and 7:46; a-fl., 1!; C.
U.,- 6:80. Sermons by Rev. A. B Her
vey of Bath,- Maine, and Robert G.
Dlech. - , .-, ' '
1 . , " '. ) rrlesds' onuot. , 1 n;.
' 6unnyalde, Main and ::.:Eaat Thirty
fifth. LIndley A. Wells. 11 end 7:30:
Bibl-f school. 10: C. E.. 6:30.
. Lents, Center street, Myra B. Smith,
11 and 7:80: Bible school. 10,
- - . Unitarian.
' Chureh of Our Father Tamhlll and
Seventh, Rev. W. G. Eliot Ja.; Rev. T.
L. Eliot,,, D. D., minister emeritus. 11
and 7:45; r." P. F., 6:30; 8. 8.. 9:46.
Topics, Address by Dr.--T.; ; L. Eliot.
No evening aervlce. . ,( - -
r' v Reformed. '
" First German Tenth and Stark
streets, . (i. Hafner pastor. -Services
10:45 a. m, and 8 p. tn.; 8. K, 9:30 a. m.;
Y. P. a C. E- 7 p.- m. . , , .
Bervloes for the Seat.
-. United Presbyterian Grand . avenue
and Wasco, Rev. S. Earl DuBoIs. 10:30,
sermon interpreted by Mra. F. C. Met
calf. Topic, "Beasts Ready to- Spring.
" Great Interest is being shown by the
various boys' clubs of Portland in the
summer camp that Is to be established
at Spirit Lake, Wash.; by tha be-ys' de:
partment of the Young Men'a Chriatian
Association. The camp Is to be opened
July 4 knd will be maintained through
out the entire summer, new groups. of
boys coming out each week to Join -in
it sleasures.,? i ..". " .-'r:-.. !'; ..
, The May Issue of the Beaver, the T.
M. C ' Af boya" publication, as well as a
special pamphlet, have been devoted to
the camp project, which . Is the- most
elaborate outing ever undertaken by the
Y. M. C A. Although- the camp will be
In charge of J. C. Clark, , the T, M. Cv A
boys' secreUry, ; It 1 will be a , self gov
erning bodyw. The boya will elect their
officers,! make and enforce their, own
laws, subject, of course, to such .regu
lations as shall be laid down toy Mr.
Clark, w-ff'-.v.vs;:;.-.
Athletics will "be a big! feature of the
camn. one of the T. M.f fk A. physical
directors'- being preaeni ' to direct 'the
sports. : Eyary week a party or ooys
will climb' to the too ' of Mount 'fct
Helens and there wlll.be plenty of fish
ing and boating. There will also be nu
merous excursions to point of interest.
There iwiil be a nature study class
under' a' competent teacher who will In
struct the boys In the characteristics
of the surrounding"-country, :-A camera
cjub wilt spend much time pictuVlng the
beautiful scenery around spirit iaae,
and a carpentry class will make boats
and camp furniture. There will also be
a 'camp school' each . morning for- boys
who wish to makeup their, studies. ( .
Plans for the camp are now practically
complete and It is certain that several
hundred l-ya will visit there at some
time this summer. Several clubs from
towns throughout tha state, aa well as
many church boya't clubs' of Portland,
will Join with the Y. i M. C A. in the
camp, -.- . c . ;r - a ,
-1' 1 ' 1 1 '
Christian Sdenoe.
First Church of Christ Scottish Rita
cathedral, Morrison and Lownadale, 11;
8: 8. 13: subject of lesson sermon,
"Mortals and Immortals."
Second Woodmen's ball. East- Sixth
and Alder, 11: 8; 8.. a. 11; subject of
lesson sermon, "Mortals and Immor
tals." ' r. ....',',; - . , i v.-
VL H. Charon Bouts. .
Union avenue and Multnomah street
Rev, E. H. Mowre, 11 and 8; 8. a,. 10;
E. L., 7. Sermons by Dr. Barber. . .
v; ' r:,;':': i Christiaa. - .
Central Kast Twentieth and Sal
mon:-Rev. J. F. Gormiey. 11 and 7:45
Bible school. 10: C. E. , 6:30. Topics.
Tne BDirit s Message on, Pentecost."
A Beery. 11 and 7:85; 8. 8., 10; C. K
Rodney Avenue Rodney and Knott:
Thomas G. Plcton. 11 and 7:45: 8.-8..
9:45: C. K-, 7 n. m. Topics, "The church
at work, -a Man's conscience.
First comer park , and . Columbia
Rev. W. K. Reagor. 11 and 7:45: 8. 8,
45. TodIcs. "Songa on a Battlefield.
The Waterloo o the World's History.
Bell wood El even tn snd Umatilla.
10:30 and 7:30: C E.. 6:30.
Woodlawn Rev. Kdward . wrlghL 11
and 7-30: a a. li: C EL. 7.
Gladstone Rev. A. H. MtBtev: a a.
1V as a. 1st I f .ww. VJ"1 vi v a gcaaeaaai 1,
cnnsi,--. The unparoonaDie. pin.-, ,, . .
j-:-'.':' .V -i OoagTegatMBaL x ,
First Madison and Park. ' Rev.
Luther R. Dvott. D. D- 11 and 7:46: B.
fled." "Bome Thlnas for Which the
Twentieth Century Man Should Stand.
Laureiwood Kev. William H never.
o. je and s; u. k.. e:o.
Pilgrim 8 ha vv rand Missouri avenue.
Kev. tiny u. vie. 11 ana ; B. o.
9:46: C. E.. 7. Tonics. "Oot Kaowa."
The Man or real Dimensions." MCU
u Domaoi). , .-
Sunnvalde East Tar lor aad East
Thirty-fourth. Rev. J. J. Staub; 11 and
1:10; a. i: j.'j.. :iw. iodic.
A Word of Sterling Counsel." A Prom-
se for Every Day." -
m. jonns nev. u. w. neiaoa; 11 and
8. 8.. 19.
Hasealo Street Eaat Seventh and
Haasalo. Rev. George E. Paddack,. t l
nd 7:20; S. g.. 10: C E.. 6 30. Mofnlna
ddress ty Rev. W llllant MrLana of New
Haven: evening . topic 'Hell and a
Rirhteoua God." , ;
Hirniand East Blttn and Fresco tt.
Rev E 8. Bollinger. 11 and 7:46 a 8..
0: Y. P. a C. E. 6 '46. Tonlca, "A Oar-
and for Ashes." Tha Element That
Conta in Servica."
First oennan FTasv eventn aM
Stanton. Rev. Jehn H. Honp; 19:89 aad
ie: b. b.. :&; n.. t 10.
Unlveraltv Park Haves and Dawson.
11 and 7:39; 8. a, 19; C E, 6:39.
Vattea Xrvtarea
First East Flfteersth and Merrt
Rev. Russell 8. Showers, 11 and 3; a
19: claaa of the welcoming hand.
lOrlO; C. 6:36. Topic. ' Sanctlflca-
loa." Union evening eertlca at Haw
thorne tabernacle.
Radical Sixth and Mechanic, Rev. Oe-
ear A. Mertin. 11 and 1 J; a a. 19:
K, 6:30,-
Albert Eaat Twentv-eeventh and
Mildred. .Rev. B. B. Emertck. ,11 and
n a r.. je
Third foth Mnt Taborf Jlev. C
Blanchard II; a 8 19.
Tremotit Wisdom nd Otrtlm It-m'
P.ev. H. C. Shaft er; a 8, ll; C &,
6.14; eeraaon. 710.
AIMna Mies'pp1 ' en4 ' Kllllnrs
worth avenue. Rev. H C. Shaffer; 1.19.
' . fyarsad Vvaagaaeal. "
First Eist Sixteenth aad 'rorlar. '
IXlsoenaneotts. 4
' Church of th Brethren (Dunkards)
Borthwick and Kllllngsworth ave. Rev,
Georga C. Carl. 11 and 7:29; a a. 10;
C. WT, 6.30, ' "
Church of Kew ' Thotirht Selling-
Hirseh hsll. Henry Victor 'Morgan.
8 p. nu- Bible study -With Perry Joseph
Green.
Swedish Corps Salvation Army 439
Burnside. 11. 4:30 and 8. '
Inter-Denomlnatlonal City Mission
6 Fifth -street, r A. Welle; superintend
ent, 8 Sunday , ' -.,
Volunteer of America 286 Burnside
street, 8:30 and 8:30.
1 Dlvlna Truth Center 201 Allsky
bulldlntr. Rev. Thaddeua M. Mlnard. U:
8. 8., 12. Service by Perry Joseph Green.
WlUCof "ood ..Pr,n,ar nd -Beoondary
Twentieth Centurv: 862 East Morri
son. 8. 8., 10: conference. 11. TodIc. 1 "onB r
Soul Culture." opened bv Professor ' datlon of
TWO UNHAPPY EUGENE .
WOMEN MADE SINGLE
Raeeial DUpatch to The JnarsL V
KuaenA Or Mav - 14. Two divorce
leases which have attracted considerable
local attention came to a termination
when Judge Harris of the circuit court
granted decrees ' to - th plaintiff In
each case.
Mrs. Maud Murdooh alleged that her
husband. . Charles N. ' Murdooh was
guilty of drunkenness, that he would
often' come home late at 'night In a
drunken condition and ouss and swear
at her and their , twin daughters,: Helen
and Hortense. Mra Murdoch was
awarded the custody of the twin, and
825 a month alimony with which to sup
port the children. The Murdoch were
Married at Sandpoint, Idaho, on Feb
ruary 18, 1906,
- The.. other case was Ida Carpenter
Dompier vs.' Edward Compter. They
were . married at West Springfield ' on
January 29, 1905. Mra Dompier alleged
that her: husband was guilty of Illicit
relations with her daughter by a pre
vious marriage, Mrs. Clara: Carpenter
Buchanan.: She was awarded the cus
tody of their minor daughters.' Faith and
Violet and $25 a month alimony. :
EIGHT DAY FAST IS
' . V, FOUND BENEFICIAL
, . '.-,
1 (Rperlitl Dlnnatch to Tna Journal.)
Bend. , Or., . May 14. C- Coi liran of
thia place and formerly of' Portland, has
Just finished an eight days' Sinclair
treatment. He began fasting on the third
of this month, and has eaten nothing
until Wednesday, wnen ne began to taae
orange juice. Cochran had been ailing
for some time, and after reading an ar
ticle In a niagaslne written by Upton
Sinclair on the fasting treatment, con
cluded to try the new panacea for all
Ills. During the fasting ( period v Mr.
Cochran- has had plenty of . exercise,
walking a few miles every day, and last
Monday put In the afternoon working
on a houae. He says he suffered no dis
comfort whatever, except a little nerv
ousness at times, and that he feeltf
much better and belleveg It has done
him a great deal of good.
applies to all vessels entering th har
bor and which goes into effect June 10.
The regulations provide that all vessels
of 60 tons or over shall not run at a
greater speed than .six miles an hour
In the upper bay, and smaller vessel
shall not exceed thatl speed while pass
ing a wharf,. Special provlsipns are
made for licensed speed boats running
at a. greater speed, The commissioners
are also planning to deepen the channel
in, the bay at North Bend., . . v-? ,
Speed Regulation for Coos Bay,'
RDeclnl Dlnnateb to The Journal.) ,
. Marshfleld, Or.. May 14. The Com
missioners of the Port of Coos Bay
have adopted a speed regulation which
Feel languid, weak, run downT Head-
arret .stomach "off"? Just a plain
caae of laiv liver. Burdock Blood Bit-
luiira nvrr nn StomHon, promotes
digestion, purifies the blood.
Soothes Itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without a scar. v Cu res piles, ec- '
sema. salt rheum, any Itching. Doan'a
Ointment. . Your druggist sells it.
"I suffered habitually from constlpa--tlon.
Doan'a Regulets . relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that they
have been regular ever since." A. ft .
Davis, grocer. Sulphur Springs, Texaal
Cheapest accident insurance Dr.
Thomas' . Eclectic Oil. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists sell
itl ' . ''ll t ' I ' " I . '.,.. -I,'.",
Women's Secrets -
TWr 6 ana maa ia the Usated State who has perhape bearf
Bare reMnea'i secrets tbaa any ocJear bmb or woman is I be ,
, Thee secrets ar not secrets of ftnlt or a bam, oat
th sein e ti of afieringY end they bv m eosrfided to Dr. Zy
R. V. rierc in the hope aad expectsooe ot oavtc ana aeip, vy
That for of the wwaaea bave beea djaappouitod ia their ax
' Mctetioaa is preve by th fact that ssuier-etfbt per eaat. of
II woaaca treatee) by Dr. Pierea barr beaa aJyeolatelr and
altogetaer oared.' Sacb reeord wcaki be remaritabt if the
treated were Bbrd by bond red eely.i Bo wrhea
: that record aapliea to the treetnaest i saore tha ball-- saO
ho woanee, ia a pvactic of over 4 year, it is pbeasooacaal.
m4 entftles Dr. Pierce to the fratuoo seoordee iusb ay wo
asrcialiato ia the trtsrtnaent mt woetea'a disss ee. r
Everr tick iiso may soasalt Dr. Pfare by letter,
. anVaraa. AD resfies are saaOed. sealed io pevfeetry plaio
oay priatiai or odvertiaiaf whatever, epeat tkena. Writ withes leer as evids
ajsa fee, t World's Dtspevmxj Ucdical Asssrsarisa, De. R, V. TimttmL,
BaiSaa, IX., Y j , ; r , . ; , , t ' , ' " , . ; . .
" Dni pnsncE . FATOixrrn TTxrssssxxrnttssx
'4f
w
astWirstof
listitl rit
"lvveraTvaevKa.
John A . Melton
CAnimmm ajtd atrzrsa
Factory and Offlec 231 8 .
y"' street, near Mala. '
.;'. . t, . . j. - -.' ., ..... t---. K
' Phone: Mala 1717; A-X?lf ;
Off lee and Store llxrnraf built
aad twmodeled, V -
Altering muS lepeiiln)
Bhov and Contra tmnt.
Repair Work Given Prompt Attention rounder, Machinists aad Boilermakers.
Building and Structural Work. v
PHOENIX IRON WORKS
V.
Offtoe ail works
Stawthorne Avenne aad Bast ,
Third Street.
whom Xaat St.
lHBTJaaJn, OJaVBQOsT.
,1
OREQON HOTELS
Barker.
Si
Church" of Naxarene- IUat Havanrh
and Couch.. Rev. a. O. Hen ricks. 11 and
7.30; S. 8.. 9:4Bf!y. PM.. . u" . a
, Kew Churcn Socletv, rRwedenbortrnn)
Eleventh end Alder. Knights of Py
thias' hall. Lay service ana sermon. It.
Home of the Soul Socletv. Lunilt'i
Hall Fifteenth and Alberta - streets,
7:46,. Lecture and message by Mrs. K.
f, Qudhart. . , -
Swedish Wvsrurplln1 Wu rrhnrch
Mississippi avenue hall, Tuesday even
ing, aaaress oy Kev. -u. A,, Young.
-First Sniritual Socletv 109 fiamnil
atreet Conference, 2, subject, "Principle
or . Harmpny"; lecture and message,
iour.,mr. Ainoa v. tianey.
T. W. C 1 A. Seventh - inl .: Tavlw
streets. Fireside hour at 4. d. m.
Christian and Miealnnatrv Alli.no.
Men's Resort buildfnar. Fourth end Rum.
side. Kev. C. A. Chrls-man. 11 and 8. :
Commons Rescue Mleslnn s Mnrik
Front atreei ; Special services, t and 8.
State Bnlrltuallsta' Asenrlelnn ana
Altsky Hall 8, speaking and messages.
Address by Professor Deyoungh. -
Portland Fellowship Selllng-Hlrscb
hall. 7. conference for areneral rilaii..
alon; 8. . .,- -..;.. .
Penlel 'Misslon-r-224 Madlaon at r..t
Services 8 and 8 p. m.
" T. M. C. A. Sixth and Taylor street ,
R. R. Perkins, rellrious director. Mu
meeting for men at Hawthorne taber- i
nacie at 8: sermon by Rev. H, C. Hart
on "Hot Shot." Meeting for hoy at
V BV.Ti,M..c;. wU1 be addressed
by B. O. Mitchell.
BIBLE CLASSES GIVE :
GOOD 'ENTERTAINMENT
At th Whit 'Tempi last evening an
entertalnmant was held under the a
I . A. V. . ...
I'm 01 uf.ocrnna ana nJllgata o
th Temple Blue classea. Tha feature
number of the evening wa a one-act
comedy affair en titled "A Caae of Bus
pension." -' Thle act . was a ploture of
college life at a giTla seminary. . It was
very entertaining and was areaUv en-
Joyed by the large andlence.
The tableau. "Hie Old Sweethearts."
was a living picture showing a bach
elor looking back over his old sweet
hearts ander the spotlights. Several
vocal aad Instrumental selection were
also given. The success of th enter
tainment was due largely to th untir
ing efforts of Mra C M. HIgglns. who
prominent la social circle. ' By re-
qaest th program will be repeated st
an eariy oat a.
'', v; Oakland to Celebrate.- .
-' ' (8peclal Dispatch te The Joarnal.l '
Oakland, Or., May 14. An . organisa
tion, haa been perfected to arrange foe1
a big celebration on July 4. Prepara
tions are. being made for the accommo-
a large crowd, as it Is ex
pected that , people from all over, the
county .-'will'-.b- In -attendance. xPHt
THE IMPERIAL
Oregon'g' Greatest . Hotel ' 4
HO ROOMS. " . 104 SUITES.
. " With Private Baths :' ,
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING ,
MODERATE RATES '
-- ',- ;-. - .-.'.,-.,'.- ; r,. f: .? .
PHIL METSCHAN & SONS, Props.
'4 T
4,e,ip -lWJjMfflrfj j ft
Commander Julius r A. - Pratt
Post No. 143 Dept. HUG. A. R.
- We have a communication from Mr.
Isaac Cook, ) commander . of Julius A.
Pratt fost. K.ewanee. ill. "For qnite a
long : time I was bothered with back.
ache and pains across ray kidneys and
back.- About two months aro I started
taking Foley Kidney Pill and soon saw
they were doing Just as claimed. I kept
on taking them and now I am free
from backache and the painful bladder
misery is all gone.' I like Foley Kid
ney Pill so well that I have already
told many of my friends and comrades
about them." Skldmor Drug Co, 161
Third st .-;'sv. r, - ' ''.''-i
5tt
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'-Prompt relief In all cases of throat
and lung trouble if youuse Chamber
lain's Cough Remedys-.pleasant to take,
soothing and healhigM effect
The first American flag ever made tn
the Colted State ef Americas made
earning recently waa sold at auction la
Lor. don.
A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL
Te all knowing sufferer a r-f rheuma
tism, whether muscular or of the Joints,
eclatlca, lumbatroe. fcerkache, pain in
the kidney or i.euralrt pelna. to write
to her for a borne tratnnt wMrh baa
rpat3!y cured all ef these mrtcr-a,
Fhe fee; it her duty t send It te a.l
sufferers FREE. Toil cura earaJf at
h?tie e thoueand. will teetlfy a
rhange of climate being rere.ry, TMa
Unpie dieeovery bartahe urte arid
from tSe txned. lorns the etlfewd
joints, punfee th blond. ,ai4 tnhtens
lwe f' g'trg elac'tjr ard tone t
the wfcoie srstera. If t-e 1ot Inter
ests rou. f-.r rrf mrwn Mra,.M.
iu?aaera. 1k. Iw Notre Itoa, Ind. - ,
Palace Hotel
. '. .. Present the .v '.
alace Hotel
entirely new 88.008,809 fl re
building, . rebuilt since the
fire, and . the . .
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nroofA
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FAIIlfiiONT HOTEL
Superb BItuatkm.
As superiort example of modern
hotel building and hotel keeping.
." TropAjr r&Ajr out :
Rate front 12.58 per day upward
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r Sm'tepeaa Plaa ' .
;iulaarav4
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. 00s on ' icrxriov solum '
Xeadqaartera f ot
Tourists aadOoau
mercial Traveler.
Special rates made
to families and
single gentlemen.
The management
will be pleased at
all times to show
100ms and give
price ' A modem
Turkish bath es
tablishment, la the
hotel.' ' i"
M. O. Stowere. Mgr.
THE. C ORNELIUS
. - . " v , s. "The House of Welcome - -
. ; CORNER PARK AND ALDER STREETS '
Single $1 JO and up.' . Double $2 and op. Our omnibus
fvt f-' meets all tralna.a . v . .. t
; Portland's Newest and Most Up-to-Date Hotel
C W. CORNELIUS
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Manager
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The leading hotel of Portland nrvened Tnlv
5 1909, Modern in everr detail, furnished in
elegance. Most beautiful corner lobby in
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European plan. Rates $1-50 and tip. 'Bus
meet all trains. yr. rnriSp, Prop.
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Jest eyeeaiai Eons' Sc. aaoa
European Plan a ear op
American Plaa $3.00 a day ep
rw rt- rr4 V-ci rtraeeare. IvmM at
seat e4 04 00, nn or fnrt an4 -.
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Portland's
. Only Roof Garden
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