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THE OREGON "DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 27 1915.
NEW GRAIN WeS
INCREASES ACTIVITY
ALONG WATERFRONT
Balfour, Guthrie' &CoV Fix
British Bark, According to
.Advices Receivld Here.
OTHER RUMORS AFLOAT
CarlatiaB Bora on Way to tlx Coast
f ' MOW WW asiua iiuiiu
Offering.
Activities fn tho grain charter mar
ket were reported today which may
lead to the further argumentation of
the grain fleet bound in this direction.
One charter , was reported while sales
f .grain in both Australia and the
United Kingdom point towards further
fixtures.
Balfour, Guthrie A Co. have char
tered the British bark Invereak ac
cording to advices received here today.
She was under fixture. 'to G. V. Mo
Near for. barley at a S6c 3d rate, but
according to -the report received was
fixed at a much higher rate for United
.Kingdom delivery of wheat from Port-
land.- -; it has not been determined
Whether she will low north or sail.
, Iumors of other charters continue!
on the waterfront, the Norwegian
steamer Christian Bora being the most
talked of offering. She is approaching
the coast and as an immediate fixture
- if a most tempting offer. The 70 sbill-
.ing rate xor which ner owners are
holding out baa no'far been too heavy
for all the local exporters, however.
ANXIETY FELT FOB CRAFT
Steamship O. M. Clark Is Week
Overdue.
(United I 're si Leased Wire.) .
: San iranciaco, Cai-, March 27. Fears
were expressed today for the safety
of the steamship O. M. Clark, which
sailed from Ililo, Hawaiian islands, 15
days ago for San Diego and has not
been heard from, -rihe should have
reached the southern port a week. ago.
The Clark has no wireless. Cap
tain J. K. Higgins, brother of the
owner, is in command,,- with one mate
and 13 hands.
The steamer O. M. Clark sailed from
.Portland for Honolulu with lumber
February 14 via San Francisco. She
sailed from San Kranciseo February
J9, arriving at Honolulu, March 2, a
Journey of It days. She has a cargo
of canned goods in her hold for Allen
& Lewis' f Portland.' Y As she should
be slightly higher out of the water
' than on her last - trip. It is believed
here that she may-have met with head
winds which held her back.
JAPANESE CRUISE It DEPARTS
Vessel Had ; Slipped in With
Lights Out.
Monterey. Cai.. March 27. Tho Japanese-
cruiser Chitosa, which .slipped
into, port here last night with all
lights, out, left the harbor 'before dawn
today And is now- outside the three
mile limit."
Although a revenue cutter was or
dered here from Safl Francisco to Bee
that the neutrality laws were ob
served, it is not believed any. inter
ference by " the cutter's officers will
now "be necessary. The Chitosa, did not
rem&in in the harbor the 24 hours to
Which, she is entitled. The Chitosa. is
'convoying bargts from San Francisco
to .Turtle bay. and will remain outside
the harbor until repairs needed by the
. barges are aompieted. .
WORK ON SUBMARINES HALTS
President Stops Vompany Building
Ships for England.
. faulted lrcs Leamfl Wire.
San Francisco. Cai.. March 27. The
frames Of six proposed submarines.
generally believed to have been des
tined for England, are standing today
in the yards of the Union Iron Works,
good only for scrap and hardly- saleable
even for that. The action of President
Wilson. In ordering discontinuance of
their construction when it was learned
that they were intended for belfieer-
nts. has cost the local works between
J80.000 and $100,000. The company
undertook to build the submarines on
a': basis of collecting only when, the
boats were completed and read for
BlllfUICUL All BWUVIia, '
STEAMER WASHINGTON READX
To Return on Her Run Monday
-Evening.
After an absence of three months.
during which time she has been com
pletely overhauled, had " new boilers
installed and painted, the steamer
fetate or Washington will return to the
middle river run between Portland and
The Dalles, Monday evening. She will
make one two - day trip and on Wed
nesday evening commence on a sched
ule calling for a round trip each 24
hours. - The steamer J. N. Teal will tie
up nere ana oe overnauiea. The In
creased service of the-State is needed
through the starting of the steamer
Inland Empire on the -upper river run
from Celilo to Kennewick.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
On the Arrow Line steamer Daisy
Putnam is to go to San Francisco
the largest single shipment of box
shooks ever sent from here. She has
beneath' decks 350,000 of the shooks.
while her deck load is composed of
long timbers. .
The gas schooner Tillamook is to
sail tonight for Florence and Bandon
with a full cargo of general freight.
The gas schooner Roamer is in port
I
FOR'
X7?llin0S et
Rub Omega Oil gently over the place
that hurts. Then soak a piece of nan,
with the Oil, lay it on the painful
tart and cover with a piece of dry
arm el. This simple treatment usually
gives quick relief. Trial bottle ioc ;
fok the first tiijie in over a yeaf "with
a ifull cargo of empty barrels from
CcjOs Bay and WJold Beach. She will
load , at general (cargo back,
v Heavy weatHery which resulted In
heM losing her anchor and some chain,
was encountered by the gas schooner
Mlifene, Captaii Casaday. outside of
Waldport- Hhef Is to sail again to
night for Newport Waldport and To-
le1? Wltb a fuW car-
Wringing United States Inspectors
Edwards and fuller from ' Coos Bay.
th steamer Gepge W, Elder made a
rejrd run' f roip that port, reaching
her! dock here ES hours after casting
oitjat coos Ba;
On the steamer Saginaw, which ar
rived In last slight from San Fran
ciaCo with. Aniow Line freight, was
a hjart cargo W American-Hawaiian
gopds trans-ship at San Francisco.
t"he Astoria pipeline of the dredger
CojumMa, f ullyli repaired, will be laid
again Tuesday morning at low water,
weiather permitting. , . -v
ith a full cjiirgo of lumber for the
it, the Japanese steamer Asumasan
Maru will be brought out of West
PoH slough andi started on her way
atlhoon tomorrow.
The Russian bark Pampa will fin
ish; loading her European wheat at the
North Bank dock this afternoon. She
was shifted from the Globe mills dock
at jjnoon. !'...-
fargO-taking ijy the Norwegian ship
Mdjjanka was .finished last night and
sh4 will sail at noon Tuesday for As
toria. - ' .
"the American; ship Levi G. Burgess,
wriljcb. was Drought up from her win-
teil quarters at Goble yesterday, is
taking coal, the first of her Alaskan
cargo, this afternoon.
Robert Warrkck. United States
lighthouse inspector, received " word
.this morning that the wireless appa
ratus for the tender Manzanita would
be shipped from Washington April 1.
Orfprd Reef gas buoy has been re
lighted, according to a wire received
this morning, a
At some time between 10 p. m. and
miinight Thursday, the front range
be: icon at Tongue Point crossing was
carried "away. As this is , a most Im-
Kant aid to I Navigation. Immediate
cajla for bids fori its replacement were
seat -out. .
A fine stall el of water will s-reet
th Celllo -excursionists from present
Indications. The river is aU 4.5 feet
nop with probabilities that it will
continue to risel Owing to the higher
waster the government engineers have
tiea up arm scows isos. i ana 3, ana
halve moved the steamers Asotin to
Diamond Crossing in the -Snake river j
ana fhe Umatilla to Five Mile rapids
Liner to Make Vladivostok.
frnaat In'pwi furrier. 1
Seattle, Wash., March 27. Officials
of the Great Northern Steamship com
paivy have announced that the liner
Minnesota, on Its next voyage to the
orient, wui maae v laoivostoK, iub ir-
minus of the Tranasibertan railroad
ania chief port of Russia since the clos- 1
ing of harbors J
on the Baltic and the
Black sea, a. port of calU
sola will sail on May 20
The MInne-J
with a
cargo pf cottonj
macliinprv foodstuffs 1 """""I"- v.. kuiu waicn witn long
SS ui' ,ln- heart shaped slide, small gold
stam snovels, automobiles and miscel
lameous freight.
Try to Settle Strike.
Cogt Nimfs srrloe.y
IV'ancouver, BL C. March 27. In an
endeavor to settle the longshoremen's
strike now . in progress on Vancouver
docks; T. V. O'Connor, president of the
International Longshoremen's asso
ciation, is in Vancouver &day.
O'Connor declared that he expected
ani early and amicable settlement of
the strike. Conferences between strike
leaders and" employers are being held
today. .
NEWS OF THE PORT
Departures March 87.
Rose City, AmttcMi utoatner. Captain Ran
kin, piswBfm-iiid frlht for San Francisco
ul Lcm Angele. F. A IV S. 8. Co.
Nortbland, AiMTlnin steamer. Captain BndKe.
pienf.rt l Iamb?; for Saa Francisco,
lMlgc S. S. Co.
Klamath. Amrrk-an atramr. Captain Grpn.
pansenera and lumber Tor San Dieso and way
ports.
i, ilcCornilc'k. Lumber Co.
Marine Almanac.
Weather at Rirar'a Xonth.
T North Head. March 27. Condition at the
nxmta of the river at 8 a. m., amootb; wind
east, 12 miles; weather clear.
Saa aa3 Tide March 8.
Sun riaes 3:58 a. tn. San et 6:34 p. m.
Tides tt Astoria.
High water. " , Ixiw water.
10:44 a. m.,, 7.9 feet- 5:01 a. m.. 2. feet.
11:31 p. I"-, 7. feet. 6:25 p. m., 0.8 foot.
Dally, River Readings.
STATIONS
si
1!
is
as
4 ewlMon
Cmatilla ...
Kugene
Albany ....
Malem
WilsonTille
Portland ..,
24
S3
10
20
3.i 0.310.00
20
.SI
o.;i IKJSO.UO
3.4' 0. 2 0.00
RiBing. ) tailing.
lUytr Forecast,
The Winamette river at Portland Trill rise
slightly , during the next two or three days.
it ips to Arrive.
PASSENGER8 AKD FREIGHT
Name . j From Data
Bear. r....... ...... .8. D. and war,.;. Mar. 2S
Yncaua.. .......... 8. F. and wif...M.r. 2S
Great Northern ....S. F Mar. US
oreaswaier. ........ -ooa a. ....... .Mar. ao
Geo. W. Elder...... Coos Bay.. ...April
Bar..., .. .....S, K.. ... ....... April
Koanoke. ........... S. D. and wav. ..April
Rosa City. ... ...... S. F. and way. ..April
S -
31 i
: Steamers Due to Depart.
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Name - ; Jrom X Oars
Geo. W. Elder....;. Coos Bay.i.......Msr. 28
Great Northern S. V. ...v.. Mar. 28
Multnomah. ........ S. D. "
euit& ............. .s. .
Vu.Jlfa. .On
... ..Mar. so
lucatan. .... ....... 8 D. and w.r u. t
..... ........... 0. ... .........
nir. j
Bs r... ............ F. and war... April 1
Kreakwater S. p. and way. ..April 2
Bearer i. p. and way... April 6
trr. r :.' n; wav...aprii 7
um ,M m.,. ....... a.
F. and way
.April 13
Vessels in Tort.
Name-
J Berth
. Oregon Drrdoek
Stream
...I -P. Lbr. Co.
Lightship No. 87. Abu str,
Katanga. Belg. bark ..
David Eana. Br. ach
Coin ber mere. It.- ahlp.,.
... .stream
?Tia V,-r- L Stream ;
Aiamasat Mari limiS fS. Balboa. March 25. Arrlred. Korweg!aa bark
lobn r MfV,r ' an? & tport Jauna. from San Franeiseo for United Klng
"roir Hh k,,: hlrt i--L'nn ton dom. la tow of tag Hercules: American steam
IktoJKjSt' hark.. North B.nk ,r Ater, from Saa Fraaasco. Sailed Amer-
Viialnia Am. scbl""' OrVeI ican Panajnan. .New York. foF s.n
m. son , Ureiron drydork t Francisco. ,
tiT VSt 'at'.---Oregon drydork f Seattle, Wash.; March 26. Arrived. Amer-
vhtsnd' Alnsworth ten .taamer Al-Kl. Alaska, 1 p. m ; Amer-,
nL. P.f;. Af" AR2Dif.r l ' steamer Hy axles, &aa Franc iVoo, 4 p. m i
tw' ,tr V ' ,C; Americaa steamer Congresa. San Francls, li
iZ;.Am 1,:" " Tonni Po'nt p. m. SaUea, Americas, steamer Governor.
Shasta. Am. str............. . ... Rainier ! ft. rnnriim. 2:lO n Anwrw. .,-.
J!. .' "- nuippran t
.St. Helena !
(elilo. Am. str. . ............. ....St. Helens
ftiultnomaa. Am. str. .................. .Conch
Saginaw, Am. str............ Albers J!o. 1
Seo. W. Elder. Am. Str..,.. ........ ..Columbia
Tillamook, gas sch. ... ........ ........ .Oa at.
Koamer, ras w-ti. ... .......... .Albers o. 2
Mirene, gas, sen. . i ...... . . ...Albers Jso. 2
Vassals Piaengagad. -Akutan.
Am. str. ....i. ...... ...... ....Gobla
Armldns Vinnen, Ger. rh. ............ .Clifton
Alliance, Am. tr.. ..........0. W. P.
Berlin. Am. hk. ................. .......Gobla
Chinook, C. sT dredger, ..... .Oreffoa dry dock
S. MieSle, V. 8. dredger.. N W. Steel
Dalbek. Ger. bk..,...............aay streat
9lie". .a,e' - ate.... ..-.. ....O. W. P.
J. B. Stetson, in. t.-. : 5t n.ini
Kurt ber n- ... . Weotport
neuuvHi ask
str.
8U Bcteaa
v At , Neighboring Ports.
Port Allen. Marrk 25 Sailed Schnoaer For.
est lioma fr Colombia river.
Astoria, March ; 2. Sailed at 4:40 p. at.
All Speed Eecords
Are Broken by S.
Si Great Northern
Sari Francisco. Cai.. March 27. ;
From the Columbia river to
the Golden Gate in one day was :
realized yesterday for the. first
time when" the steamer Great
Northern made the - run in 23 :
hours! and 24 minutes, the fast
est time ever, recorded between
the two porta. She reached her
dock here at 3 p. m. . .
at
Birthday Affair
Fine for Newsies
Merry Tim Around Vestal Board Xad
by Throng at Or. Xriithar m. Uyott's
Celebration.
- Portland newsbovs do not wish to
see Dr. Luther R. Dyott grow old rap
idly, but they do wish that he would
have a blrthuay every little whiles ;
Last night at Dr. Dyott's church, the
First Congregational, Park and Madi
son streets, the occasion being the pas
tor's birthday.- more than 20 criers of
headlines! i were miraculously filled
Girls of Miss Mary f. Merrill's Sun
day school class brought ip culinary
reinforcements.
Philip Ankelas. smallest newsboy in
Portland.fetanding on a chair, made
few remarks. His speech was a trifle
thick with his last piece of pie, But he
said he Was glad to be there.
So did (Governor 'Withycombe, Mayor
Aloee, Junior Mayor Nathan Casler, E.
L. Thompson, David H. Smith of The
Journal, Horace E. Thomas of the Ore
gonian, John V. Carroll of the Tele
gram; Isadora Tonkin of tho Newsboys'
association, and Dorr E. Keasey,
"father of the newsboys."
Quantity of Stolen
Goods Eecovered
Knch of Goods Sag Bees Xdeatifisd,
but Owners BtiU Bought for Soma
of the 1 JLrttoles Secoverj
As the result of the confessions of
Victor Hjfckuer and Wilbur and Ward
Welter, 4ho were nrincioala in over
80 burgUries committed in Portland
in JNoveni ber and December, he police
department has recovered a. great
quantity I of jewelry and other valu
ables; . ' ,j'
"ATontant stream of housewives
v, 4, ...,, . ,. ;
apl's"ln the city . detecUve
".of thU property
nas been I identified. , The following ar
iities are sun unclaimed:
HaI, i . l . . . -a K
l j woman's IH. C. gold watch with long
bead
necKiace. several fine neck
chains, and numerous rings. One ring
is engraved B. W. W. ,
The Wei terf boys were brought back
from Tyghe valley Thursday by De
tective Abbott. They will be given a
tfiial on larceny charges in the munici
pal courtL March SI.
Hotel Is Visited
B- Sneak Thieves
2- XvlTers Victim f SOO Cement Sacks
Also Stolen, Says Kepbrt Itam City
Englneer'a Of floe.
Shoes, a razor, articles of clothing,
a revolver, and other personal belang
fngs, were ; taken by sneak thieVes
from- the room of V.' J. Rivers at the
Minook hotel. Fourth and , Salmon
streets, yesterday, according to police
reports. - '
Thieves also invaded the home' of
Mrs. ,T. Peterson of 763 Williams ave
nue, while she was absent yesterday,
stealing $15 and some Jewelry. En
trance to the house was gaiae'd by
way of an unlocked basement door.
The City engineer's office reported
to the police detective office that 200
cement sacks were stolen yesterday
from Corbett and Ivanhoe streets.
Finds Iotash Deposit. ;
Ely, Nev., March 27. A mammoth
denoalt rtt nntuh i u-n n ,
he?e todv. hllK t,;." 7 .1"" I
mountains east of Ely by James Mo-!
uonougn, rormerly known as the silica
king.
Steamer Breakwater for Cooa RaJ T.f nn
.Ot" O.J Q.tlO ! oimuiw ffl)(lliaw.
4 i; O.H0.03 : 8a Francisco. March 27. Arrived. Amer
3.61 0.3iO.2 ; tna teamT San Pedro. San Pedro; 2 a.
I .'JOi t.3io.ta)i ": 8an Ramon. Redondo, 3 a. m.; Santa
io". Jtii. o a, m. ; r-rentlas. Eu
reka, o a. ao.; national Clty.Mendoelno. 7
. m-, n"1 ng t-eoro, s:zu a. m. ;4
rwiuw, 9 a. m. saiiea, American
iKiufrs orooaixn, uanaon, 1 1 p. tn Vri
dayanta , Clara. Blaine. 10:30 a. tn.; Brit
ibu Bi-mrx uwn or steruie. London, 9
us.; rreuiin, bibi trearvf. iu ax in.
Seattle. Wash.. March 27. Arrived. Amer
ican steamer J. A. Moffett. Saa Francisco,
ria Port Wells. 7 a. to.; American steamer
Jefferson. Beilingham. 7 a. m.
Hong Kong. March 27 Sailed, American
steamer Minnesota for Manila.
tancoaer. B. C. March 27. ArriTed. Jan-
ianese steamer Asama Maru
1 Mara. Yokohama.
Nanaimo. B. C, March 27. Arrived. A mer
lean steamer Henry T. Mcott and hi. l
gmtrv. on riMiumv.
Port Crescent. American steamer fn... sn
Col. E. L, Drake, 8:30 a. m. t
Marshfield. Or.. March 27. Arrlred, Amer
ican steamer Breakwater, Portland. 9 a. m.;
American steamer Hardy, Saa Francisco, yes
terday, 2 -p. m.
Saa Francisco. March 26. Arrived. Amer
ican steamer Great Northern. Columbia river.
8 p. m.; American steamer Tamaipais. Grays
Harbor" 4:10 p. m.: American steamer Peter
H. Crowell. New York. 5:5 n. m. Sailed.
inn iv u ..ir.iuci a a ivu, t. iiiapa narmr,
ia:io p. m.; L. . torpedo boat destroyer,
Paul. Jones. JSan Pedro, 1:15 p. ia. ; American
steamer .Bear. Portland. 1:15 p. m.; American
steamer Yale. Saa Diego. 4:10 n. m Amer
ican eteamer Ravalli. Eureka. 4:15 p. m.; !
An erlcan ateamer Homer, Ventura, 4:20 p. m.; '
Asaerican ateamer Qoeen. Saa Diego, 4;iK p. I
r..: ."s'iirv,,:"?:,1'' I
B:20 p, m.: 0T.B. steamers Shibpte" PerrV!
rreDie, lrunuu, aii w Ban Ulego, fs.at a.
m. ; American - steamer Necanicam. . Eureka.
7:30 p. m-: American steamer Elizabeth, Baa
don, 8:15 p. m.; American steamer Daisy
GadsbvJ Portland. 8:40 o. m.
Admiral Evans. Alaska, a n.
Anerlcan
ateamer Northland, aoatheaatern Alaska, via "
Tfc ti.n a -P. (
Island. March 29. Passed rait.
American schooner Robert Lewis tuwuig, 'J:2i
p. m. -i-
Victoria. B. C. March 28. Arrived. Jap
anese steamer Asama Maru. Yokohama, for
Vancouver. B. C: Americaa steamer Henry
T. Scott, towing barge Acapyluo, tiaa Fran
Ciseo for Nanaimo, K. C
Beilingham. Wash.. March 26 ArrlTed.'
British steamer Wmdher. King Cove,- luJO p.
m.
Port Vells. March . Sailed, American
steamer El Segaado, for Saa Franclaco, at
4:30 p. 'at. . ,
Mnkllteo. March i 26. American ateamer
Hornet arrived today from Seattle, will take
SOo.ono feet hnnber. aad sail tomorrow- for
San Pedro via Taeoama.
Port Ladlow. Marcb 26. Sailed. American
steamer Rainier, for Saa Franctaeo.
Port Townaend. , March 2. . Passed oat.
Americaa steamer El Segnndo at 6:SO p. m.
rasaed . in. Americaa ateaater Jaaea A. Mof
fett, at 7 p. aa.
HIGH flNANCE PLAN
VHICH FAILED, BARED
BY ACCUSED BANKER
11
Depositors' Money Taken to
Fill Breach Caused by!i His
Timber Speculations, ii
SOME MONEY WAS REPAID
!
Closing- Arguments la Trial of Tnomaa
B. Sheriaan of Xosebnrg to Be
r (.'-, icade Xonday.
.His speculations in land did not! turn
out as he expected , III
This was the reason given by fho
as R. Sheridan for his failure to repay
depositors for money that he, as presi
dent of the First National bank of
Roseburg, took from their accounts
W"ith Sheridan's testimony yester
day, his defense closed Its case jwlth
the exception of the final -argument.
District Attorney Reames, for the gov
ernment, offered no witnesses in re
buttal, and waived cross examination
on many of Sheridan's witnesses. ;
. The attorneys will make their clos
ing arguments and the- case will go to
the jury Monday. Xo session wjill be
held today, as Judge Frank H. Rud-
kin of Spokane, who is presiding,! had
to, go to his home city to -hear iome
naturalization cases. : j
Timber Seal rails. . . j -
Explaining his financial failure,
Sheridan said that he was one of a
syndicate tn a timber deal. They ex
pected to Bell for $5,000,000. Sheridan's
share was to have been 9250,000. The
money market tightened, and, pressed
by his large creditors, he was com
pelled to take 9130,000 for bis mare.
Of this amount 990.000 went to repay
one loan, and the rest to repay other
creditors.-, Hia other resources Vent
the same way.
"I also lost 910,000 in a real estate
deal that a bank in .Oakland, Call got
me into," he said.
The indictment namear eigh tj in
stances of Sheridan's having taken
money from depositors accounts, ag
gregating 918,020. The money wlas re
Paid in some Instances, both irithin
and without the indictment, but the
total amount lost by depositor by
reason of heridan' failure has been
shown by the evidence to be much
more than the' indictment figurs.
Says B Bad. Authority.
In all cases, Sheridan tesfffUd. he
had authority from depositors to use
their money as he did.
"Can you tell, within 910,000 or 915,
00. how much you took frop de
positors' accounts V asked District At
torney Reames.
Sheridan said that he could not, but
that the books of the bank, whidh haft
been introduced in eviSence, Iwould
show.
Neither could he remember the
amounts he had borrowed from de
positors' accounts and placed to the
credit of A. M. Kelsey and B. C. Agee,
business associates of his.
"When I found I was unable tt meet
my obligations I made an assignment,
said Sheridan. "I didn't have a dollar
left, and have no money now. I bor
rowed 925 to come hero for this trial.
My failure and the eharges against mi
wer a. great shock. My health was
impaired and I did not have ranch of
a memory for some time. It hSis only
been the past few months thatl hive
been getting better."
Character Witnesses Appear.
C W. Fulton, chief' counsel for
Sheridan, said in his -opening state
ment that he was the- only attorney
for the defense who would be paid,
and his money would com from do
nations by Sheridan's friends. .Attor
neys J. W. Bennett of Marshfield and
E. B. Hermann of Roseburg, also ap
pearing for Sheridan, came on their
own expense, Mr. Fulton said.-
The defense had several Witney
to confirm Sheridan's claim that he
was authorised to use the' money. OltlH
irienos and neighbors directly con
tradicted each other. ,
Character witnesses for Sheridan
said that his reputation had always
been flawless
The government did
V0 f"emPt to contradict this, affirm
ing it, rather.
The determination of the case seems
to hinge on whether Sheridan" was au
thorized to use the money.
The crime of which he is accused,
that of wilfully abstracting and con
verting to his own use depositors'
money to the damage of the depositors
and the bank, is punishable by from
one to five years iraprisonnjeht.
Chief to Register
Vigorous Protest
t:hief of Police Clark today said that
he would register a vigorous protest
with the Multnomah ' county commis
sioners and with the county commis
sioners of Chehalis county. Wash-,
over the sending of sick . persons, who
are destitute, to this city.
Word came to the -chief yesterday
from Chehalis that P-E. Scott, a suf
f erer. While on his way 'to Portland
from Seattle, was forced to give up
and apply for treatment at Chehalis.
County Commissioner Miller said the
man was a non-resident and the police
then gave the man transportation to
Portland.
NEW SUITS-FILlfD
. city l. responsible
i? aIecu? sidewalks MrsL Katie
Linn yesterday filed suit against the
citjr for 120,350 damages as the result
of a fall caused shy a defective ald-'
walk on Beech street near Mississippi
avenue November 19; 191. Various
city official including the mayor and
commissioners are named In the suit.
S. II. Shelter yesterday aued the
Portland Gun club to collect f 600 al
leged to have been advanced on a note.
The county commissioners this
morning authorized the Dalntinsr of
portions Of the Morrison and Bumsida
bridges as recommended Wby Superin-1
tendent of Bridges "Welch.
A NOTRE DAUE LADY'S APPEAL
To.' all knowing aafferers of - rheamatlsm.
whether masenlar or of the Joints, sciatica,
lambagoa. backache, x-alna la the kldneya or
reoralgla pains, to write to her for a borne
treatment which has repeatedly eared all of
these tortures. She feels it her doty to send
It to all sufferers FREE. Toe cure yoaraalf
at horn aa thousands will testify bo change
of tdiroste being necessary. Thia aim pie dis
covery banishes . nrie add frwn tke blood,
loosens the stiffened Joints, purine the blood,
aod brightens the eye, giving elasticity aad
tone to the. whole system. If the above to
teresta you, for proof addraaa Mrs. M. . Snos-
Boz R-. Hotra Dame. Lao.- (Adv.) .
1
CHURCH SERVICES
S3 -
' . : . Baptbt.
Flrtf White Teaaple. W. B. Bineon. pa tor.
Bible M-hOOl. 8:45. Kerriecc. 11 and 7:30.: S.
10 au im. B. Y. V. C. :SO. MorntagV "Ttie
Worth ot God." Evening. "iX-aUi la ; tae
Treucfcea.r , - --J
Eaat Side Eat rfth aad Aokeny Rev.; W.
0. aanj pastor, errfeea 11 aud T.3U. S. 8.,
10. B. VLI P. U.. ,8:30. il.jrain, -The Trinity.'
Eeiilua, j "BnlidlBg Great Characters Oat. j of
n aaiefi iTe.
JUigbMhd sst eth aad Alberta-Re. Cbas.
r. AUerj B. Y. P. t' :3. Jmtlor B.-Y P.
b"., 8. SerTiees 11 std i iM. 8. 8.. :43.
CalTary tat stb aofl Grant lie
aa.sk ir as
Duff, castor. 11 and g. S.. lo
B Y. P.
m RevcB
j ..
t;., 0:30-1 Palm IMiwlif ubect, "The
Cries Ir'rain tht Crun."
Arleta-fKer. W. T, (T. Springs. 8. 8.. a:45.
B. X. P4 V.. 6:15. Serice. 11 and 7:3a
"The Seven Sayings From the Croas. Krenfng,
"A Perpje.'tle ot Provide im-v." i
L'nlverx ty frk -Ker. A. C. Saxtoo, pastor.
11 and T:3o:' 8 8.. lo. B. Y. F, t'.. I. !
SUwoo4-Rt. r. U. Hares. 11 and TSJO.
8. 8., IJ B. y. 1. C. :ao.
Grace Monta Tills Be. H. T. Cash, tl and
T130. ,Yi P., :30. . 8. Horsing.
Y. a. C. I A erana-ellstlo team. . . -
St. JoihDs (German) S. 8.. :4
T:5K. BUY. P. C. T.
St. Johns E. P. Borden, pastor.
43. II
..J
8. S..: 10.
Tblrd Knott aad Vancouver aveaoe Be.
W. J Beavaa. It and 7:30. B. Y. P. U.. :iSO.
a S DilH Vorain, Wlrian! nt Jmn " Eb.
- ii s s nV a . .
let. '''The Law of Jeaos." J
Chinese jMlasioa 8. 3., TV J. C Malone,! a-
nerintendent. - r
Mt. Calar Weidler and t-nhm aa.. Be.
A Xt &r..-hrk: Sprrlm 11 maA 8. S
a. n. II ,
Thr,,..iA as mt shit a.nth are., ft E.
Rev. Ji llihirk Tlbbettsi pastor. 8ermons 11
ri -T-lf Morning. . "Trinmph it aa JUn -
imrnMl 1KI" K.t.nlnr -'Chrisfs Soeial Pro -
gram." gjs.. 10 a. m. B. Y. P. C, 8:30.
Second: 'German Ke. Frederick Buernaan,
11 and 7t:&0. 8. .. :4S. B. Y. P. U., :45.
Lenta-i-Be. J. M. Kelson S. S.. 1Q. . 8er-
Ices, 11 kind 7:3 I
vr Vfu-tr. fifth street Ttev A. B. Walts.
S. 8.1 a5 a. m. Services 11. an T:3t. Morn-
ln. -A Man." Evening, "Sanctified Sorrow."
BI Y. II. C. 6:. I. to.
Mount Olivet Ke. W. A. Marr-ett, pastor,
1 and p. uj. 8. S., 12:9o. j '
Swedish 15th aid Hurt sts.. !0:43 and
?-!. u a nk b v ' i 1: a-rji i -
Itslisnj jMissioO Ke. Frsm-esco SanneUa,
pastor. (Pastor's circle. 8. presehlng. 10:30.
Snort semoa for English speaking people alao,
. IT . - i 1
Goodwill Mission Iftu and Boise 8.8i. 8-
p. m. tt v. waner xuii.. Atwresa at imns
b Dr. rjbbtts. . i .
First German Fourth and Mill Bev.l 3.
Kraiu Serrtees, 11 and 7:30. S. :4S.
North I Portland Mission to Jncoial streeu
Services Fridar, 8 p. m.
I I ' - Praahrteriaa.
Flrst-4ll2th and Alder Rev. John Bojd,
minister I i IA .In and 7 -.an. i' 8:30. I
Mlzpah K. 19th and Division Re. Hrry
Leeds, pastor, 11 and 7:30. S. 8.. 8:46. CJ
6:30. i ii
FoarthH-Flrst and fclbbs Re. Henryi 7.
Hanson, psstor. 10:U0 and 7 :-. B. 8.. 12.
C. E.. :30. Junior. S. ' I
Keullwortb ast 34th and Gladstone Re.
Leslie Kirk Richardson, pastor, 11 and 71:45.
BIMe School. 9 45. C. K., 8:45.
Calam 11th and Clar sts. Rev .O. 8.
Baum, i:30 and 7:30 S. 12. Morning,
"The Hiding of God'a Power '; evening, "pnie
Heroic m BerTice." j
AnabeHRe. Alfred U Taxis, 11 and 7:43.
8. &, 8t43. C. E., 8:45.
Hope-fMontaTilla, 78th and Everett
Rev. 8.11V. Seemaa. 11 and 7 :3o. S. S., 10.
C. E.. em
Hawthorne Park East 12th and Taykr-L.
K
. Grimes, pastor.. lo:30 and 8. S. S.. 12.
Morning-j "Paying the Price"; evening, -saved
From taa Wreck." I
Piedmont Cleveland and Jsrrett sts. Be.
A. J. Montgomery, llnou 7:3(1. C. B., S:30.
S.- S-, j:4a. . - I
, .ThirdKast 13th and Pine f s. Bev. AJ I
Hntchisdn, pastor. 10:30 snd 7:45. S. 8..I 12.
C. E., 6:45. Morning, "The King Cometh."
Evening Jonrney to Jerusalem contlunvd;
topic, "At . Jericho.' Special music for 1'alm
Sunday. F - , '
ForbeJ Rev. Henry L. Prstr 11 -and
S. 8.. lO. C K., S:t0.. .
Mt. Tabor Eaat &5lh and Belmont 1 lev.
William F Graham Moore. 11 and 7:3o. S. S-,
:45. C.IE., :45. Intermediate C. E. 4 p. m.
Yonng pieople'a prayer meeting, 8:30.
Unity W. Lee Gray, minister, 11 and .
8. 8.. lO.
Arbor I Lodge Re. George R. Cromley, 11
and 7:43- 8. S.. lO.
Vernoa lath and Wygnnt strets H. ?,
Mount, psstor. 11 and T:'. 8. S.. 9:43. C. .,
S:30. Junior C. K.. 4 P- m.
Weattainster East rtth and Schuylr iev.
Henry Marcotte, 10:30 aad 7:3w. S. S., 12..
Y. P. ST C' K., :3. Morning, "The Shouting
Mnltitndea and the Weeping Christ." Evening,
"At Eventide H Went to Bethany."
Rose City Park Rev. 3. M. .Skinner, 11 and
T:30. C. E.. 6:0. 8. S.. 9:45. Janior C E. ::jO.
Millard Avenue ke. W. 11. Amos, 11 aad
7:HO. S. SL 10. Y. P. 8. C..-E :30t
, lokane ivenuer t. -l&rh mid. Sitokane--.'
E. Yotiel pastor, '11. S. S., :i5. AsHem'
bly, 18.-1$. Morning,, "fioo'i Kinf . tmi the
Im-reiw of His GovcaamenV and' Peace. ven-,
log. Within, the Silent Tomb.'.'
Marshall Street Kct. A. J: Hanna. "pastor.',
-II and 7:30. 8. .. 10. Y. P. 8. C. :S0.
Morning, "Wayside Minist.rs or Mealed ,mie
You iV'toh." Ereulng, "DlvUie Love Auawering
Doubt. 0
Trinity, corner Virginia and Nebraska sts.
Be. E. Benson, par-tor. 1J. and T:ZO, : 8. 8.,
10. P. S. C. K., S:30.
.Chinese 145 ii 1st st. 7:45. S. S., 6:3.
- .; Methodist.
First 12th and Taylor sts. Bev. Frank L.
Loveland, D. D.. minister. S. S.. 1:15. E. I...
:13, Services 10:30 and 7:30. Moraing. "Christ
the Advocate of Kf fictency.' Evening, "The
Old Man of the Mountain."
Trinity East Kith and Sherman. Rev. A, B.
Calder. 11 and 7:30. S. 8., lo. E. L.. :.
Morning. 'A Vition ot a Perfert Life." Kvcn
ixg. "The Way That See roe tb Bight."
Swedish Borthwick afid Beech. . J. Berg,
pastor. 11 and 7:80. . E- 10. B. L.. 7.
Epwortb 2th and Savler Re. C. O. Me.
Culloch, 11 and 7:30. 8. S., 9:45. E. C:S0.
First Norwegian Danish Corner 18th and
Hoyt. Rev. O. T. Field, 11 and 8.
Woodlawn East loth and Highland Re.
Louis Thomas, psstor. S. K., lo. E. L.. 7.
Preaching. 11 and 7:45. Topic. I'aliu Su,ndsy
sermon. "The Critical Hour of Life." Baxter
services all week.
Norwegian DanWh Vaneooer ave. snd Skid
more Re. Abr. Vereltle. pastor. 10:45 and
S S. 12. . f
Sunnvside E. 3olb and Yamhill Be.-. R.
Elmer Smith. D. D. 11 anJ 7:45 r. m. S. H..
9:45 a. m. E. L., g6:'M. Evening, iiluetrated
adiirers oa "Tbe New Era in Asia."
Centenary Eat 9th and Pine Thomas W.
Lane, D. D.j pastor. S. 8., 9:45. E. e:.-JO.
Services 11 and 7:30. ' Morning topic. "The
CVrtatn Conversion of the World." Evening.
"Astounding Doctrines." Mixed chorus of IjO
voices at evening service.
CentTsl Vsnconver ave. and Fargo Be. C.
C. Barick. Service 11 and 7:30. Si 8., 9:45.
"The Fruitless Tree;" evening, ;Mn i Trail
ing Cloud of Glory." - '
St. Johns Hsyes and Leavltt ts. W. K.
Ingalla. Servlcea 11 and 7:a0. S; S:, 9:5u.
E. L., :3U. , !
Montavllla Be. W. H. Haraton, It andi
7:30. S. 9:45. e. 1, fi:l5. J. L., 3 CUsa
meeting 12:15,,
BoHe City Park Sam'y Wvd.. Alameda and
E. fi&lh sts. Be. William W. Youi-gsou. pas
stor. 11 and 7:30. S. S., 9:45. Y. 1'.; 6:.
Morning, Palm Sunday. "The EmperoF'of tbe
Heart.' Evening, monthly musical service.
"Light Out of Xark3ess,'r a pre-Easter can
tata -
Japanese Mission Re. Ellsea Bibara. 9:30
aod 8:30. S. S 3:20.
i Sellwood Rev. Alexander P. Maclean, 11
and 730. J. H. 2:30. E. L., 6:30..
Laarelwood Re. J. E. WHlings. 63d St.,
S. E.. and Foater Eoad. 8. a., 9:43. E. L
6:30. Services, 11 and 8.
Chinese Mission 11 and 7:30.
-' Clinton Kelly Alnuriiil John Parsons, pas
tor. : S. S. 9:45. Srricea 11 and T0. E. L.
...
Mount Tabor 61st and East Stark, Re. El
Olin Eldrldge. pastor. 11 and 7:30. S. S.,
9:45. E. L.. 6:15. Morning, "Tbe Triumphant
fcntry." Evening, "A Penonat Queatioo."
African Zioa Rev. W. W. Howard, 11 and
8 8. ., 1 Ev 8. L. 7.
German F. A. Schumann. S. 8.. 9:45. Serv
ices, 11 and 8. Ep worth League, 7:15.
Bethel Be. J. L. Craw, pastor. 11 aad
T:44r S. 8., 1:15. C. V... 7. .-
University Park Lombard and Flake streets
Kev. C. L. HsmUton. 11 snd 7-.30. -S. 8- lO.
E. L.. 6:30. Morning Tbe Trinmph of Christ-"
Evening, "The Omnipotence of Faith."
Pettoa Re. S. H. Frees, pastor, 11 aad
7:45. S. S.. 10. E. I. 6:45.
Woodsfock East 44th and 60ta ave. 8. E.
Frank Jamea, pastor, 1 1 aod T :5W. 8. , 8, 10.
LV L-. 6:30. Class. 12:15 p. at.
Lenta Rev. W, Boyd Moore, 11 and S. 8.
S., lO. E. L.. T.
Lincoln East 624 and Lincoln M. O. Reed,
pastor. S. S., 11. Service.
- Westmorelsnd Be. J. West Thompson 8.
8.. .30. Sermon, T:30.
First German A. F.'Craaier, pastor, 11 aod
8 S. S., lO. E. L-, 7:30. '
Brentwood Rev. J. West Thompson, S. S..
10. .Services, 11. ,
Congregational. -
First Psrk and Madison Bev. Lather R.
Dvott, D. . 8. :5f, 11 and 1:45. Morning,
"The Trinmph of G kL" Evenin;. 'The Con.
or.ering Souls of Men."'- -y
First Geruaa Eaat 7th aad Stan too Kev.
r. O. W'illmao. '
Liaderiuirat Bev. D. B. Gray, 11 aad 1:45.
&' S.. 1ft. C. B.. :30.
Pilgrim Missouri nd Shaver ata Prot HF.
If.. Proctor, acting pastor,. 11 and 7:30. 8. 8.,
9:45. C. F., :30.
I ; Diversity fark Haves street sear Lombard
Be. W. C a-aatner, I. Vm jsaator. 11 aad
1 -TO. 8. 10. T. P. 8. C. 4 and :30l !
Uighlaml gast tb a ad Prcott Kev K. 8.
Bollioger. 11 aad 1:30. 8. &- I. Y. P. 8.
C. JI ortiine. Tt Key t f.lfe Dark
Problems." Mm Im nf ihfJwiih services.
. Evening The Eutraj-e,of the Kiug of Many
j Realms.' ' ; ..f . ! .
Ijiurelwood 45th are Que and asta treeT
Be. C. S. Johnson. 10 ao0 7:44. C. E., 1. I'
Waarlj lielgbts iist SUA aaa Wuudwsrd
Be. A. C. Uuses, li aad ?:3U. 8. 3.. 8:4i.
X. P. meeUag. :30. i
8aBBraid Ksbi S2A and Taylor Re. J.
3. btaub. It and 7:4i. b. .8.: lo. V. K.. :3U.
J.: C. K., 8:3W. Topics. "Paloi Brache aad
a Royal Entry" and -Keeping Bad Coaipany.!
St. Juhns Re. Daatol T Thorns. 8. 8..
10. C; K,. B.-30. JdoraUg service at 11, "MldUl.
Wlb !
Ardecwald Be. lSDiel T. Thomas. B. 8..
lu. v. e., 7. Preahthg. 8 p. m. i
iwn (German; kat tb and aremaat, ite.
I - Hoop, O:30 aud 7:ao. C: E., :.
i Atkinson Memorial East '20th and :en
1 Be. K. V. GornMs. ptor. 11 and 7:45.
eratt
.. Junior K- 2:31). 8.. :4&.
Morning, Paiu Sitndaf serrlces. enlng
rWaat Are W WorklLg rort".
Chriatlaa. 1 ' v - " s
First Park and Columbia ! t, 8., M Cna-
oor. nantor. 11 and 7:3u. H. 8.. :4t. V. t
:oO. Morulcg, Th3 Mala laaoe.' - gveatag,
MontaTilla East 70la aad Hojt--BT. J. C
Ghoratie. 11 and r.ju. 8. 8.. lO. . C. JC. 80.
I Junior C K. &:Utt . ii
i nKiuwa-jia aad llDerr sis. tker. jr,
I Maiunger. il aad 7:3o. S.i g., 8:45. C a,,
. u . u. ... - s - .
J 8e!lood Cor. 10th and Nehalata Bev, p.
I E- Norcroaa, pastor, 11 and; 8- 8. 8., la
I C. K.'. 7. M-
I Gladstone Be. Roy 3L. Dunn, pastor, It atd
. 8. 10. C. K.. T. i r , "
I Bodnejr Aenu. cruer Rodney and Knott
I o. -. Karri, pastor, 11 and 8. 8. .. to.
It. 7. 41
I Johns Bey. J.. R. Jotiason, patter. 1
I and 8. 8. 9.. 10. C t... V. II i- .'
I Kent Park ite. 11. Tlbbs Mase, pastor.
1 ana ia. .jj. . :4S. u. Is.. :au. j t
I Veruott CburcU Of Christ K. lath and
gant A. J. Melton, 11 and 7;3U 8. a.. 10.
. C K.. 6:30. i I; .. - - -
Bethel K. S2d and Thompson. S. -8., 1:30.
Central East Salmon and Twentieth street
! Re- A. L. Crim Bible sebooL 10. C. K-,
! 6:30. Servlees. 11. Ke. J. I R. Johnson Will
peak. Kveulug address by klrt. Mattie'8 Sieeth
I vt , u.. 4. c.
United Preabneriaa. : I
Ketcu J. 8. Cvle. jO:Ja and a. S. S-. 10J 1
Firt Sixth snd Moncgumerjr rrauk De
Wtl. riiidier, 10:uo and 7-.JO.) 8. 8.. 12;. C. g..
:0. Topic, "llouie Ailiwtousi.' Morning. "fA
Uurst Manhood." KTcnifg. -"Coming Back to
God." ! I I i
Third 37th and Hawthorne- W. A. Snaald
ing. It. D., pastor. It and fits. S. 8., :U.
r. o-, 4.. i ...
Tnite4 EvaagaUoaL
First East lth aod Maple Be. C C Pa
ling, it sua i;jo. n. 1a c. a. o;JU.
St. Johns J. A. Uoode, pastor., 11 aad
S. 8.. 10. K. U C. K.. 8:30.
7:30.
Wichita Re. Hi H. Farnbaav, paator.
and. 7:30. S. 8., 10. C, 8:30. Special aa-
Ockier Green Willamette Md. a
Rev. 8. V. LoreU paator, 11 aad 7:00. SV S..
IV. A. Ij, V. Ju.. 4. -I
Frisnds' Churah.
Sunnrside East 35th and Mala sts. Homer
uox, pastor, 11 and 7:30? S. H.. V.45. C.Ifi.,
:ao. I'rsyer meeting Thursda. 7:aO.
Lenta South Msiik street, Ke. Joba Riley.
pastor. 11 aad 7:30. Bible
school, U.it.
a... 8:30.
! West Piedmont Friends- Rev. T. J. Coburn,
i i sna i ..:J. uni scuool,
i:10.
8. &., 10.
Taitad Brathrsa.
First East 15th and Morrison Bev. 3
Nlewonder. nastor, 10 and 7:30. S. 8.. lo.
' evening, -xoming victory." c. E., 6:30.
: Aiueria W ana Aloerta-4-l
He. C. C Bell.
Ji mil i:m. : B. S., lO. C. 6:30,
Guy Woodworta" Meanorlat, Vancouver, Wash.
nev. j. Lincoln tills, paator, 11 and 8.
la,, lo. Y. P. . C. E., 7. 1
Fourth Re. J. E. Gouner, pastor, 11 and
I :.w CO.. iu. V- o:jo , i .
Radical Jeasop at'. Be. A. 8. Hendersdh,
pastor, ii and 7:Kl. S. S..I lO. C. hi., 1
Manor Circuit Services Mauor. 11 a.
Cherry Groe, it p. m. Brush Prairie. 7:30.
Ihlrd 7th st. S. E. and 32d a. Be
J. B. Parson, pastor, 11 aad 7:30. . 3-. lO.
g. a., o:ju.
Episcopai. N r
Trinity ebarch Rev. Dij. A. A. Morrison,
rector.- 8. 11 and S. a. 8., 9:45. Good fellow
ship society, pariah house, 19th and Davis ata.,
1 to 7:55 p. m.
St. Mark s zist aod MarkbsU Be. J.
H. Simpson, reotor. Holr Euchariat, 7 :30
m. 8. s.. 9:45. Matin ahd Litany, 10:15.
tioiy eucoariat ana sermon 11, preached
Bishon Sumoer. Sitetlai uiuatc. . Ibeasouc:
St. John's church lie. 1'J F. Row en, t. b.t
cveurag prayer ana sermon, t.
Pro-Catbedral 'of St. Steohen - tha Mart
Rev. H. M. Kamssy, 7:45. 11 and 7:45. S. S..
lO. -8eeial service for colored people. 3.
St. Mathew's Be. W. A. M Brek. vicar.
o. ra., iv. servica ana aermon, 11. .
St. David's Re. Henry Russell Talbot.
Ce If brat ion of tbe Holy Eui.barit, 7 :30 a. ui
8..: 8., 9:43, iiurniug. prayer, 11. tveulug
prayer, m:jv. - - i r, -
St. Johns Slilwaukiei Kev. John D. file.
o. e-, j.. i bveaung prayvr aud sermon,
Services, 4. . J ...
; St. Andrew's Portstnontb Re. .F. M.
Baum. ienr. la charred li. Prayer and ser
mon.. 11 and 7:ao. . . s.,.9:45. ComtuunKw,
t :m a. m. , mira ounaajr eaco jnooui.
Grace Meniorlal RevJ George B. Via Wa
ten and Bev. Oswald W Taylor. Hoi com
muBlon, ha. m. Except f irat Sunday ia
March.' 8. 8. 10 a. m. Services. 11.
Good Shepherd Rev. .Joan Dawson 11 and
7:3o. 8. S., 10.
St. Michael's and All Angels' East 43d and
Broadway Kev. x. ir. Bowen. icar. . S.:
iu. Holy eommuuioa .first, Sunday,. 11; third
Sunday, 7:30. -
Church of Our Sakmr60th are. and '41st
st.- S. K. Bev. E. Ik Clark, vicar. Holy week
Biabop Morrt Memorial chapel. Good: Sa
tuaritau hospital Chaplain. Frederick K. How.
ard. Holy communloa J a. m. Prayer and
seimoa. 7:20. .- '
St. John's church Sellwood Re. John D.
Bice. 11. Evening prayer, 7:30.
Aeeenaioa chapel I 'or t land lielgbts. "Be
B. U. Lee. Communion. 7:45 ay m. S. 8., 9:3X
St. Paul's Wood mere Ke. Oswald W
Taylor. Holy communion, first Sunday la
month. 8 a. m. Servicu 4 p. Ui., except
urt nunuay in muutn.
Portsmouth Herefurd St., near Lambard st.
Uer. F. M. Bauui, vluar. S. S., lo. Serv
ices, 11 snd 7:3o. Holy communion on see
ond, fourth aud fifth Stindaya of month at
7:30: on first at 11. Holidays by appointment
Pat ton, MK-blyau and Alberta George '.
tlopKius, pastor, ii auu tju. o. a. iu.
Latharaa.
Zton'a German (Mifaourl Synod) Corner Sal-
cion snd cnapman ii. u. jkoppL-imaaa. lolo,
7:45. B. S.. 9:15.
Bethany Danlnh Union ave. and Morris
M.- C. Jenseu-s,ngnolm, pastor, 11 aad ; 8.
S.. lO. .
Swedish Mission Re. B. 3. Tborea, J.1 and
S. ts. b., 10. i. r., a:if.
Elim uhapel Kt. B. J. ,Tfiorson. 11. 8. S.,
10.
Immannel 19th and Iriog st Re. J.
Richard plson. 11 and 8. S. S 9:45.
Trinity German Missouri- Synod William
avenue and Graham J. A. Hi in bach, lo and
7:3o. S. 8., 9:15.
St. Paul'a German East 12th and Clinton
A. S. Krauae. pastor. Service and confirm lion
10:30-. Beoaioa of ail confirmed, 7:30. Uermaa
and English S. S-, '
Cniteu. Aorwegiaa Ditmaa Xjmea, paator,
11 and 7:45. S. 8.. 9:45.
Norwegian Synod Ka.t Grant corner loth
Re. George Hendrlksen, 11 and 8. 8. S., 10.
St. John Paulnaular aad Klrkpatrlck Re.
K G. Salzmau.- lo:45 and 7:30. S. 9:3.
Immanuel German Sellwood H. C. Ebe-
llng. 10:30. ' 8. 8., 9:30.
Graca English Missouri Synod) Alhlns
are. and Mason Re. C. Loeake, pastor. 1UUM)
aad 7.30. 8. 8., 9:15.
St. James' English Weet Park aad Jefferson
sts. Be. 3. A. Leas, pastor, a. 8. 8. 10. La
ther league, 6. Morning, confirmation services.
Evening, oratorio' by choir at S.
Swedish Augustana Rev. it. E. Sanstedt,
10:45 and 7:45. . 8., 90.
Betfaal Ivy aad Willis ma Rev. Ji A. Blow,
ney, 11 aad 8. 8. S.. lO.
United Norwegian iortmoutb H, O. Hen
drlckon, paator. It. . b. S.. lo. Laade'a
hall, Veraon. '
.Mission MoBtavilla. Hamilton's chapel, cor
ner E. Gliaan aod K. SOth W. F. Lots, pas
tor. S. S., U.au. Uetnaa servlea at 10:15.
Holy Cross Cnlversity Park Be. T. B.
Murphy, C. S. C. Low maas and instruction,
(1 a. su. Sermon, lo:30. eermoa aad beuedic
tioa. 7:30 p. m.
St. Joseph'a (Germaa) - Ht. Bev. James
Bauw, V. G. Low mass, 8. High mass and
set mo O, 10:30. Vespers and benediction, 3:3U.
Holy Redeetser Bev. Joseph A.' Chap a too.
Low aaaas. a and 8. High mas and sermon,
10:30. Benediction. If-JHt.
St. Ignatius Be.' F. Dilson, S. J.' Low mass
8 and 9:30. Mass, sermon aad benediction,
10:30, " ."-. ; .i
St. Franci -Rev, 3. H. Black.- Low mass,
6. ay 9. High ma and -riuou, lo:30. Ves
per. Instructioa aud becedlctiua, 7:3o. ,
St. Stephen's Rev. W. A. Waitt. Low
maas, S:aw. High maas . nd sermon, lo:34.
ioi maculate Heart ot . Mary Be. W. ' A.
Daly. Low mass. ti. , 9. High mas and
sermon, lo:30. .. Vespers and benedictkMi, 7UJO,
St.. Lawrence" Ke. J. C Hughe. Low
mass. 6, 8. High mca and serosa, 19:30.
Vespers sad benediction. T:3ov .
fct. Patrick's Rev. K. f- Murphy. Low mass,
8. High mass aod sermon, loux. Veapera
and benedict ion. g.ao. ---,
Sacred Heart Milwaukle Be. George Ru
ble, O. 8. B. Low BUM, S. High maas Sod
sermon, 10:30. ' Vespers and beoedu'tkm, 7:a0.
Ascension Mootavtlla Maas st S. High
mass with aermoa, lO'Jti. Sunday school at 9.
Benediction 3.30. . '
Hely Boss ry Very Rev. B. H. Kelly. Low
rum, 6, T, 6 sod 9. High mass and aermoa,
11. Vespers and benadirtioa. T:30. .
8t. Andrew's Re. Thoma Klarnaa, Lew
mats, 8. Uigb mas snd sermon. 10. Vesper,
instruction nod benedlctlou, 7:30.
St. Uirr'i Pro-tatbeural Most Rev. A.
Ihrltie. 1. D. Law mass. . 8. and 9. High
was and aermon, 11. vesper, instruction aua
benediction. 7:43. ! ' V
St. StaaUlaoa Polib) Rev. Ft Matns
sewski. Low. was. 8U1U. High sna and stir.
St. John th BaptUt Mllwankle Father
J. M. u yelli. Masse, a ana iu:ao a. . m.
8. 8., 9 a. ! m. Service, 7:30 p. m.
St. Charles Alberta be twee a Glenn v. and
E. aSd St. Low mats, 8 a. m. High mass,
10:5o a. m. Bosaad beoedlctloa. 1 :30
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I Chriatiaa Bei
First Churvh of Christ, Xselentlst Everett
between- ltb aad ldtb at. Wries 11 and 8.
8. S.. 9:45 and 11- VemtmLTmon. "BealHy."
Second- East ttth and Molladay Services.
It and s. S.t'S., 9:45 acd IU Lesson sermon,
"Beality." - i, -
Third East 12th and Salmon ata. Services.
1. 8., 1 and 12:13. Leasoa aermoa ."Real
ity." . - I -Hi
Fourth Vsncouver ave, and Emerson t.
Services 11. 8. 8.. 1:45 gad 11. Leasoa Ser
mon . "Beality." i ;.-
Fifth Myrtle Prk- ball Services. 11 a. ta.
S. S., r:30. Leasou se- -non. -ReaUty."
. Evaagalieal Assoclatlsa.
Carson Heigh ti-j, Stocker, psstor, 11:30
and 7. 8. 8., 10:80.
First English Kaat 6th and Market, .
B. K. O. Hornschuch, pastor, 11 aadns. 8.
8., lO. Y. P. A.. 7.
First Germaa Evangelical H. Scbokoecht,
pastor.
Savsnth Day aavaatiat. t .
Not Reg la r services of this denomination
art- held on Saturday.
Central. E. Jlth and Everett Elder Milton
H. St.' Johns, paator. 11 a. m. 8. 8 . lo.
MontavlUa.i East 80th and Everett J. F.
Eeatty, elder. Sabbath school, 29 - . . ou
Preaching. 11.
St. Johns Central , and Charleston St.
Elder E. D. Hurlburt. - Sabtath school, 30.
Preaching 11. Missionary society 3 p. m
Mount Tabor Eaat B0 thy and Belmont Ke.
C J. Camming, pastil, Scrvlci; Sabbat!)
school 10. Preaching 11. 6 ' ,
: Lents Marion ave. and Blumaner D. J.
Chltwood, elder. Si obatb school, 10. Preach
ing. 11. Sunday. :7:SO. ' '
Alblna (German) St Id more and Maltorv
Henry Block, elder.: G, F. Bnsch. local elder.
Sabbath school, 10.: Preaching, 11 .30 and a.
Preaching Sunday ievenlng at a..
Scandinavian church,' o2d and 39!h ae., ft.
E Elder O., E. Sandues, pastor. H. 8.. 10.
Preaching, il. Sunday service, 7 :3o. , .
Reformed Preahytarua. I 1,5
First - church Minnesota -and Alnsworth
Be. F. V. iFraaer. SerTics. 11 snd 7:30.
a. o., lu-
Oak 6 ro Methodist Ed i ace cai.
First M. B. chureh Cbealev B. Curtis, ras
ter, ii ana e. e. i b.. iu. jc. l... i. usweao.
preacning i :iaj a. a. 10 a. m:
jc-eJ
Chureh South.
First Union ave). and Multnmab- L. P. Law,
pastor. Service
1 aad 7:30. W. J. Fentoo
will preach at both services
8. a. 10. E. L-,
:so.
" i. Frea Methodut.
'First charch Cor. East Vtajand Mill t;--.
Re. E. L. Horrlugton, pastor, 11 and 7:30.
Central rhurch-j-56ib and East Flan Ut
Re. John G. Hesalcr. 11 aad 7 :30. 8. S., 10.
Y. P..M.. -6::0.T ij - jj
I Xangalical Byaod. '
- Germaa EvaBgelK-sl Friend church Tseoma
arc and East 15th Rev. Ells Uergsrt, pat
tor, 10:43 aad 7:30. 8. 8.. 9:30. C. 6:30.
St. Paul Evangelical church 417 Falling
st. Be. 3. Ilergert. -paator, -11 sad 7:30.
Y.. P. 8., . i.06:3 " ' ; .
' .1 TJaivaraallat,
' Church of the Good Tidinga Broadway and
Eaat 24tb Re: J. D. Corby. 10:45. Noon.
Sunahiae hour. Palm Sunday aod anniversary
ervlce. Special music
Alameda Eaat K5tb and Preacott Rev. J.
D. Corby, pastor. Dr. 3. Lavalley, Supt, 8. 8..
S p. m. r Peaching by pastor, 3:45 p. m.
J Jswiaa. -
Congregstlon Beth . Israel 1 2th sad Main
sts. reform ritoall Friday night at 8. Satur
day morning at 10:3t. Religloas school st
9:M Sandsy aaorhing. Btbbl Jonsh B. Wis
cuaducta all service cad Bible classes.
I
I Christadalphlaaa.
West Portland 4354 Montgomery. 10:30 a. m.
Mt. Tabor E. Both and Belmout, 11 aud
i.:aw.
Ra formed.
First. Germ a (5. Uafcer. pastor. 10:43 aod
8. 8. 8.. 9:30. Y. P. 8.,'7. -"la
Seoond Oolumbta blvd. and SSd t. A. E.
Wya. 11 and 8. S. 8.. 9:30. Y. P. 8., 7.
Third rifih lie., Lenta Be. H. Scbald-
kaecfat, paator, 11. C. S., lO. j -
' . .' Unitarian.
Church of Out Father Broadway and Yam
bill Re." T. L. Eliot, D. D.. minister emer
itis; Rev. W. G. Elkil, Jr.. minister, 11 and
7:45. S. 8.. 9:30. Y. P. K.. 6:30. Morning,
the closing senuoa of th March aeries upuu
tbe theme. "Tbe Church in the Future." Eveu
iitg address by Orrln C. Cocks, sdvtsory secre
tary aatiooal board of axiUvn pictur censor
ship. .
Latter Day Sainta.
Chnrch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint
(Mormon) East 19th and Harrison S. S., lO
Preaching. 11:45 an 7.
Montavllla (not hij-moo) S. S 9:43. Ser
vice. 11 aad 7;30.1r
- atormoB.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Dsv Sslntt
East 19th snd Harrison Services. 11:43 aod
7. - S. 8.. 11.
Spiritual.
First 201 Allsky bide. R. Althea Wlea.
endanger. 3. Mewages, 8. le-'nre.
Church ol tne Soul Sd St. Her. J.
II. 'Lucas, pastor. 'Conference, .11. Mubject.
'Dreama and V talons." Medlnma' meeiinv.
3:30. Lecture 7;30 by Mr. Smucke. oa "liar- I
mony." -
; rourta 003 ata st. aev. May A. rrice, &
Ssrvios for th Deaf.
rnlted Presbyterian Re. S. Carl Dubol.
10:30 aod 8. C. E.. 7.
New Church Society.
Swedenborglan K. of .P. hall. 1 1th and Al
der Be. Samuel Vtanceater 8etce. II,
"The Lamb of God .-a th Ever-lTeaeut Ss
vior." '
Advent Christiaa (Vet saves th Day)
Adveut Christian C. P. L. Smith, baa tor.
11 and 7:0. 8. 8.. lo. Loysl Worker. 6:3o.
Prayer meeting ,7:45 Thursday.
Associated Bihl Student (I. B. g. A.)
Odd Fellows' bsil Eaat 6th snd Alder sts.
1:30 P. m.. Bereaa Bible lessoo. 3 d. m..
baptismal service by A. A. Yerez, First Chris
tian church. Psrk and Columbia. Memorial
upper at 7. Prayer meeting 7:30. .
' - CarUUaa Spiritual lata, -
First Esst 7th- and Hassalo Frederick M.
S toller, paator, 11 and 7:30. Commuuion, 3.
Salvatloa Army, '
Corn 3iO. 4 2U7 Salnioo t. Staff Caotain
and sirs. Gale la charge, 3:15 and 8. Iloll
aeas meeting. 11. 8. S. 1:30,
Corp No. 1Z1 Aakeny Adj. aod Mr.
Whitney In charge. 11, 8:15 and 8. 8. 8.,
1:30. V. P. 8.. 6. - - .
Swedish Corps t.'io Buraside 11. 4:30 and 8.
Scstidinavlau 243 -.ab st. S o. m. Rev.
John Ovsel.
Volunteers .of America Mission hall 22
Ash St., near 3d 3:3 and 8:15.
laUsc41aaaoaa.
Portland Bahai Assembly 402 Ellers bide.
BcrVlces, 8 p. m.
Dllne Trotn enter fveiJing-uuca bias.
Bev. J. M. Mlnard, pastor, 11.
Christian Yoca Ooa Ablngtoa hid. P. ft.
GarrlaoB. Ill aud 8. 8'. 8.. 13. Evening, E
sentisl of Christian Hoga."
Church of the Brethren Dunkardsl Be.
George A. Carl. 11 sad 7:3o. 8. 8 lo. G.
w., a:w.
The Cbureb or Goa 35t Failing St. Pas
tor. Bev. D. F. Ha mm. Gerafka aervleea. 10-4.',
a. m. 8. 8., 9:30. English servxlces, 2:30
ana b. b., i;jo. 1. r-. 0:0.
Church of Christ LCnts Preacbiag. II and
T:30. Bible class. 10.
1 . W. V. A- at roadway ana Xarlor Veaoer
servlee. 4:?0 p. m.
Plsgah Mission Lentax-Full gospel Sunday.
10:30 aad 2t;30. Taeslar and Friday at 7:30.
Lenta chorea joba auiey, 11 aad 7:45. 8.
. 10. C. E-. S:45.
Tbe Irvington Center f Troth 713 Thomo-
soa st.., cor. cst 21st Service. 11, Mrs.
Florence Crawford.
Commons Mission 22 ft. rroat st D. A.
Nortbrup and J. 8. Montgomery, aapt-, 8.
Tb Christian aod Missionary Alliance Cor.
East 9th and Clay ata. Me. 3. K. Fee. pss
tor. 11 and 7:30. 8. 8., 10. Y. P.. 6:30.
ScsndtnaTlan Evancelical Mission Church
737 Alberta Services. 1 and 7:43. 8. 8.. 1.
Y. J. M. Soada a uX. Prayer meeting Thnrs.
day. 8. M. Olssa. pastor. .
'ineoaopatcai noeiety 12s Morgas bldg S.
Alameda Sunday school. 23tb and Preitcott
8. S., 8. Preaching by Dr. Corby at 3:45. .
I . m. A. Hutu aad Taylor ts. It. K.
Raadall. religion work director Meeting for
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