THE OREGON DAIUfc JOURNAL
14
SATURDAY, i MARCH 3, 1017.
' PORTLAND. OREGON.
DEACONESS
HIT
: BURN MORTGAGE AT
: CEtfTENARY TUESDAY
Event Is: One of the MqsI Im
' portant "in Methodism " in
Many Years, .
BISHOP HUGHES TO SPEAK
T isuu Addnaa of CoMetinalm,,
' J , CHram at Ara COBxereaee "W1U
' Bo Bepoated. -
'.Methodists of Oregon will meet next
Tuesday-evening-. March 6. In the Cen-
tenarjrv Methodist church. East Ninth
." and Ptffe streets, at 8 p. m. and wlt
' rtess the burning- of the mortgage on
Tthe Deaconess horn, considered the
. - biggest event In their church In Port
land for many years. Bishop M. S.
Hughe will be the speaker of the eve
' nlng and will deliver his famous ad--'
dress "Connectlonallsm," given at the
Area conference. The district aupet
- jntendent, Dr. W. V. Toungson, will
v preside.
' ' The Deaconess home at 815 - East
Flanders, was finished in January,
116. and Is valued at approximately
1SO0O. The building is three stories
high, with a full basement. In -ijie
v. basement there is the furnace, laun-
dry, fruit room and "poor closet." The
last named Is used to store articles of
v clothing given to the deaconesses for
vuse among the poor.
- .
Some for Deacoaeaaeav
' The first floor resembles a home.
. "t,pon entering; one sees a sun room
and can smell the sweet odor from this
. - flowers. This room Is also used as
the sewing room. A spacious living
- room with a fireplace and piano greets
the eye next and then the dining room
and a well arranged kitchen. A small
office Js also on this floor off of the
front hall. The second floor has six
: bedrooms and the thkwr floor three.
At the rear of the hqme-on the sec
ond floor Is a large seeping porch.
The home Is not a school but is a
- home for the eight deaconesses who
work-in. the- Oregon conference. The
workers receive their schooling In the
accredited ' schools of the church and
- are appointed to their work In much
' the same manner as a minister "is to
. a church. - 1
The home was started by persons
who bought the lot and gave it to the
, church to be. used for this purpose.
-This first step was taken about three
years ago. Donations from the mem
' bershlp of the church has given the
remainder necessary to complete the
- building, which was built especially
for a deaconess home. The building
v is well lighted and has a homelike arf3
. . pleasing appearance.
' Ctarcbes Support Beacoaeases.
There is also a sustaining member
- ship "which Is 'composed of persons
: ,who pledge to give f 5 toward the up
" keep of "the home. Sonis of these
- . pledges v.'. re used to complete pay
ments on Co Lome. The deaconesses
.however, are supported by the differ
ent local churches.
Mies Nellie M. Curtiss is superin
tendent Of . the home; Miss Sadie
' Smith Is deaconess at First church;
Mrs. T. A. Brown is deaconess at
'Centenary . church; Miss Margaret
. Davis" is deaconess at Rose City
" Park church; Miss Delia Mllligan is
. deaconess at .Central church and. at
' the Alblna mission and is partly sup
ported by the Epworth leagues of the
Portland district; Miss F. H. Twid
well fs tho deaconess singer and
' evangelist; Miss Neva Vaughn is
deeaconess in the Firut church of Sa
lem and Miss Hattie Klssell is sup
ported by the Epworth leagues of the
aalem district and worUs In that dis
trict. Mrs. Esther Waldfogel acts as
' mother ot the home and gives valu
, ,- able . assistance In supervision , of the
j- -w general work around the home.
Bishop Will Make
Annual Visitation
Rt. Rev. Walter T. Sumner.- bishop
ot Oregon, will make his annual vis
Itatlon to the Church of St. Michael
and AH Angels, East Fortyrthlrd and
Broadway streets, at the 11 o'clock
service on Sunday. March IS, to con
firm a large ciassi to be presented by
the vicar In charge. Rev. T. F. Bowen.
Dean McCollester of St. Stephens pro
cathedral, will deliver a special Len
- ten sermon tomorrow afternoon at 5
o'clock.. On March 11 at the same hour
tha Rev. Thomas Jenkins, rector of St.
Davids, will deliver the sermon.
Bible Class to Be
In Charge Sunday
The T. W. C. A. vesper service Sun
day, 4:30, will be in charge bf , the
Ergathea Bible class of. the First
r Methodist church of which Miss C.
B, Clark Is the teacher. Miss Alice
A. Moore will preside. A program
- will be, given. .Every girl is cordially
' invited. . . -
Did that itching keen
you awake last nigjit?
And how can von tw
r!e ydo o""thinc tore.
ucve tne trouble r.czema and other itch -
injr skin trouble! don't often heal them -
se Ives.' , But it is surprising' how quickly
heals - sick skins
ai- ;;t v.'.. r.-
sis Bak m t
sufferer who says "Resinol Ointment ! WiSff .
stopped my. itching at once 'and I g-ot Itrtct superintendent of the American
the first good night's sleep I had had fc?"1"1. School Union, for two Hlus
faweeU NoW my skin is well" IffSS,
S...uKiaBtUsoldby4rugrU4serrwkar; 1 Nasareth." S " in Mn 01
Portland Ministers; '.
To Report on Getting
Billy Sunday Here
The regular monthly meeting -
of the Portland Ministers'. As-
soclatlon will be. held at the-
-Y. M. C. A. auditorium on Man- .
day, March at 10:30 a. m.
Reports',- -the progress fin
getting Billy Sunday to Port-'
land -will be heard. Plans to
make the month of March "Go-
t-Church" month throughout
the city will be discussed. The
address of the morning will, be -
made by Frank! Leeds n
the subject "The - Pitfalls of .
Psychology."
t ' - ' J '
m
Rev.- Mr. Reece at
New Church Society
In view, of the popular demand for
preparedness, some - fundamental prin
ciples involved in the appeal to phy
sical force will be presented, in tne
light of the Lord's Word, at the 11
o'clock service of the New Church so
ciety (Swedenborglan) at Eiler's hall,
Broadway and Alder streets', Sunday
morning by Rev. WllMam R. : Keece.
The1 pastor will take as a text: "All
they that take the sword shall per
ish by the sword." Matt. 26:52.
The society, which IS feeling a new
impulse1 of life, will hold "Fellowship
Feast No. 2" Friday evening. March
9, at the T. M.-C. A, cafeteria (base
ment) at t p. in. a piusiam in
sisting of , five minute talks by all
present is' being arranged, the theme
Hoeing -'"Experience That Brought Me
into the new Church' All members
and friends are cordially invited.
Rev. .Mr. Boyd to
Give Special Series
At the First Presbyterian church,
Twelfth and Alder streets. Rev. John
ir. Boyd, D. D., pastor, will begin a
series tomorrow on "The Fatherhood
of God." The first subject will be
Is the Fatherhood of God a Reality?"
The evening services from now un
til Kaster will be directed toward
that anniversary. Tomorrow evening
Dr. Boyd will give, by special re
quest, the sermon which he recently
delivered at Stanford university, on
Does the Modern Man TN'eed a Soul
Special music by the regular quar
tet and a large orchestra, under the
leadership of William Bittle Wells',
will be provided and will include the
splendid pipe organ played by. Edgar
E. Coursen.
Alliance Will Hold
Annual Convention
: ;
The Portland branch of the Chris
tian and Missionary alliance will hold
its annual convention from March 4
to il inclusive. The meetings will be
held In the Gospel tabernacle, corner
of East Ninth and Clay streets. On
Sunday. March 4. the Rev. D. M. Car
penter of Hood River will secak at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., and at 2:30
p. m. at the Huber-Aloha school.
Rev. Dr. Zimmerman of ' Toronto,
Canada, one of the field evangelists
for the society, and Rev. Mr. Moyser,
for many years a missionary in India,
will arrive on Monday,' and will speak
twice daily from Tuesday to Friday.
Dr. Luther Dyott's
.Lenten Services
Dr. . Luther R. Dyott, pastor of the
First Congregational . church, will
cond-uct Lenten services in this
church,, speaking on Sunday evening
upon the;; following theme: "Four
Outstanding Facts Revealed Through
the Bible" Dr. .Dyott will conduct
Lenten services- on Thursday evenings
also and have special meetings dur
ing Holy week.
An event of special interest to men
will take place in the parlors of the
First Congregational church on ""Mon
day, at 7:45 p. m., under the auspices
of the Brotherhood of this church,
when J. N. Teal .will speak on the
shipping problems of Portland. Thin
ner will be held' at 8:30 o'clock.
Rev. Wm. G. Eliot
Theme 'Time of War7
"Foreground and Background in
Time of . War" will be the theme of a
sermon Sunday morning at the Church
or our Father. Broadway and Yam
hill, by f the pastor, Rev. William G.
Eliot Jr. .
At the open forum at 7:45 p. m.,
Charles P. Howard, newly , elected
president of the Central Labor coun
cil, will speak on "Open or Closed
Shop." His address will be followed
by free discussion
Friends Church ill
Quarterly Meeting
! SU Andrew's hi. th and Alberta Ber. J
The quarterly meeting of thelKUmau. 8, 10:30.7:30.'
Friends church Is being held at the Tn Mad.lta?r 2ttb n.d IakJ er
Pierlmont church rnm., T
Uorthwickr streets. Tomorrow morri
- - - ... - - . w . w p mtvi
Ing services will be held in the vari
ous churches. In the afternoon at the
Piedmont church President Pennington
of Pacific college will deliver an ad
dress on "Friends Views and Peculiar
ities." The public is cordially invited
io anena.
Second Concert Planned,
Solos and quartets, f romuThe Be
I ,
atitudes", (Ashford) will b: r.nArl
quartet or Rose City Pirk Prmhv.
; Skinner. th Tift K.f will t..
, address in connection with the music
j : " -.
upv.i miiiccs onnaa.. : k
There will ne a special service held
at the Salvation army. Corps No 4
128 First street. Sunday afternoon
at a o clock. Rev. c. O. McCuUoch
will speak. There will be a salvation
meeting at 8 p. m. t. All are invited.
Superintendent to Sneak.
NBY MINISTER FOR
VHrTE TEMPLE IS TO
BEGIN DUTY SUNDAY
Dr, ' Calvin B. Waller of
Nashville, N, C, Comes to
Portland With Big Record.
Dr. Calvin B. "Waller, the new pastor
of the White Temple Baptist church,
has a record of aggressive work along
lines of religious enterprise and sub
jugation of the forces of evil that
speaks for Itself.- Dr. Waller arrived
in Portland yesterday morning with
his wife and family from Asheville,
f. . C and Is a guest at the. Hotel
Cornelius where he will remain for en
indefinite period.
Testimonials from several civic or
ganizations in the city of his former
pastorate show the untiring efforts he
had lent for civic betterment. As
chairman of the committee , on the
Chapman-Alexander revival campaigns,
ne proved his power for good, far be
yond the Immediate circle of his own
congregation.
Rebuilding the church at Knoxville,
Tenn.. which was destroyed by fire,
was due to his persistent encourage
ment and help. .
As host at the bis southern Bap
tist convention at Asheville? last
spring, he was a notable figure. Nine
nundred and sixty-six new members
during the five and a half years tha
he occupied the pulpit there was the
recora achieved by him without resort
ing to a single special meeting.
Battling against the liquor interests
In Tennessee. Dr. Waller's Indefatla
able drives, often entailed, risk to his
nie. xne state Is now bone dry, how'
ever.
Resolutions Of appreciation from the
board of trade of Ashevllle and of re
gret for his departure, attested ' as
nothing else did. to the place of Dr.
Waller In the hearts of not only his
congregation but of his fellow citi
sens. . A handsome gold watch was
presented him by his communicants.
Possessing a convincing personality.
Dr. Waller is an exponent of practical
evangelism..
Miss Anna Mae, aged 17; Grace,
aged 9 years, and Dorothy, aged 19
months, are the , daughters of Dr. and
Mrs. Waller, who accompanied them.
Dr. Waller was educated at Jones
boro high school, and at Carson and
Newman college at Jefferson City,
Tenn., graduating In 1901. He received
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT
Imhd Topic.
Epworth League "Preparing Uppy Mem
oi ie."
2irtstian" F.ndraTor "Srrrlee."
Y. P. A. "Serrlce."
Iibter League.
B. Y. P. U. "Set-rice."
Baptiat.
First White TVmple 12 and Taylor tt.
Kev. Garln B. Walter. "The Race Set Before
Va." 7:30. "The Lepers ot the CHy."
BwedUh-FlimUh Minion Whit Temple.' 3.
Bast 'Side E. 20th and Ajikeny ata. Rt.
W. B. Hlnaon. 11. "The Holj Spirit." 7:45.
Chriafa Program."
Highland K. eta ana Aioerta ntr. iaaa.
tteter, pastor. It. 7:80.
ArteU Rt. w. T. Sprlgja.
Untrerslty Park Bev. Thomas Stephensoa.
acting paator. 11,7:30.
Swedlaa 13th and HOyt Etr. T. Gideon
Slander, paator. 11:1b, 7:30.
Grace Monta villa Bev H. T- Cah.
11. "Undlaoourafeable Sowing." 7:45. "Method
nt Imu." .
Sellwood Bev. F. H. Haves. 11. 7:S0.
St. John Ber. E.-P, Borden, paator. 7:?
Calvary E. 6th and tirant Bev. J. I.
Tnomaa paator 11, "The Death of Ctiriat in
Chrtatianltj." 7:30, "A Woman' Threefold
Vision and What Came of It."
Mt. Calvary East Ptne and Grand are.
Rtf. A. M Wachact. 11. 8. i
Third Knott and Vancouver ave. wv W.
J. Beaven. 11, Memorial and communion. 7:.',
"The Beginning of the Kingdom."
Chlneao J. C. Halnne 7
larota Ber. J. M. Neieon. 11. "Prayer."
70, Y. M. C. A. evangelistic team.
Second German Morris and Rcxioey av.
11, 7 .30.
Glcncoe E. 45th and Main Rev. A. B
Walta. 11, "The Ourav of Having One'a Own
Way." 7 JO. -'Week-day Beaaona for Sunday
Church Going."
Mount Olivet Bev. W. A. Magrett. 11, g.
Italian Mission Ber. kranoesco gaonelia.
11, 8.
First German 1th and Mill Rev. J. Kratt.
11. 7:80.
North Portland Mission ISO Klcolal at.
Friday. 8. v-
BussellvlUe Mlasioa Bev. Albert Laugh
bridge. 8:45. -
Tabernacle E. 42d and Holgate Ber. Wal
ter luff. acting pastor. 11. 7:30.
Christian.
First Park and Columbia Ber. Harold H
Griffis, paator. 11. "Cat UtianUy and Social
Service." 7:46, "A' Christian Sunday."
Kern Park Bev. U. K. Berry. 11. 7:30.
Cast Side Christian B. 12th and K. Taylor
Bev. E. Sawyer, pastor. 11, 7:30.
Sellwood V- lath aud leolno Bev. J. B.
Johnaon. 11 and 8.
St. Johns Kev. Herbert F. Jones. 11, 8.
Bethel B. IKti and 'Xbompaoa Bev. Aubrey
W. Wilson. .
Monuvilla E. 78th and Hoyt Bev. Eugene
Burr. 11. 7:45.
Gladstone Bev. Boy L. Dunn. 11. 8.
Rodney Avenue and Ktott Bev. J. Carlos
Gbormley. 11, 'Immortality." 7:43, services in
charge of C. E.
Catholic.
St, Peter' LeuU tiev. P. Beutgea, 8,
xvi.mjf nan.
Pro-Cathedral ISth and Davis Bev. E. V.
O'Hara. , 7:16, 8:80, 8:45. 11. 7:45".
St.- Lawrence 3d and Sherman Bev. J. C.
Hughe, e, s:a. iu:w. imu.-
St. Patric's--iath and garter Ber. E. p.
Murphy. 8, 10:80, 7:30.
Stw. irraneta'K. lltb and Oak Ber. J. H.
Black . 8, , 10.30. 7:30.
lniinacnlate . Heart of Mary William
ton btanlon Kev. W. A. laly. 6, 8, 8, 11,
l:o. -
Holy Bosary E. 3d and Clackamaa Bev. K.
S. Olawn. , 1, B, . it. um.
St. Boae . &3d and Alameda Ber. J.
O'i&rntl. 8. 10.7:30.
.Ueoige r. iuouipaoo
7:90. . lu.ao.
Ascension U. tambiu and U. 70 to rrancla.
can atnera.- a. iw.ov, a mv. -
lilessed Sacrament Maryland ave. and Blan
dena Bev. K. r. Black, a. 10:3O. 7:au
Holy Croaa 774 Bowdoin Ber. C. Uaymond.
St. Ignatius imzu u K. a. E Jaault
Fathers. o:ou, ev .
8t. stepbena' 42d aad K. Taylor Ber. War
ren a. Vvaiii. ' o, o.ov, ,:du.
St. PhUlip Nrl E. 10th and Hickory Ber.
W. . tmvnini. o, iv.ou, i ;ou.
St. Clemenu amun ana Mawtos Ber. Jo.
eph Chapoion, timt. iaomu neaion. aaslstaut.
,-10:90, 7::HI.
Sacred Heart B. lltb and Center Rev. Q
Holy- Redeemer ronma oivd. am Taneou.
rer ava-nev, . n. aiuier. o, a. 10:30, j;3o.
St. Agacua wm ui iiu aiiuer Ber. J
St. utanisaaua i vuau; ia ryiana are. and
failing Uev. K. Mattiiew. S, lo:30. 7:30.
t. joaepo iu" "na voocfc Bar.
St. MKnaei nn-au ana UllI Ber. if
cur., a iu:ao. iiuv.
St. Clara's Capitol H1U rfancisesn Fatbera,
-.. ...
gu-'tsKW"""" Au?ma Ksv. q
uidernorn. o. aw.., t.ov.
' duriatiaa Seianea.
: Subject' of Iaaoo-Serntou: "Ctjrlst Jceua."
first, church arereii. ; Detweeu ItttU and
IVth ata. j a
Second E. Sth and HoUaday. 11, S.
: Third E. 12tb and Salmon. ' 11. S. .
Foorth Vancouver ave.-and Emerson. 11. s.
. Kltlh Myrtle Park ball. 11. ; -
ChrUtlan sclenca society Holbrook block, St.
.S'.-'Flrst Park . and Madison Ber, Lntker B.
175,000 BELGIAN SOLDIERS CONVERTED
The splendid effect of evangelical
work among . the - allies - on the west
front Is recounted In a letter written
by ; Ralph C. iNorton, of Detroit, who
has been connected with the work
slnc the outbreak of the war:- .
"This workbegan in the giving of
gospels and testaments to Belgian
soldiers on furlough, in London," said
Mr. Norton; who is In this country to
raise. part of a 175,000 fund to carry
on the-work.
"We found, the Belgian army abso
lutely the finest field for evangelical
work In the world, too men, cut off
from, home and all. home ties, are look
ing to higher things.' We have dis
tributed . 130,000 gospels and. testa
ments in French and Flemish In this
army, and- 175,000 Belgian soldiers
have not only become Christians but
Christian . leaders, organizing meetings
in the trenches, converting their com
rades. "..!;-
his ministerial degree from Union nnl-
versity ati Jackson, Tenn., in 1911.
Governor Locke Craig, Congressman
J. J. Britt and Judge Jeter C. Pr it ch
ard were among the prominent mem
bers of his former congregation.
Dri Waller will tell of the principles
and policies by which he will govern
his new ' work at his first sermon In
the pulpit of the White Temple, to
morrow, which has been designated as
home coming Sunday.
. ,
Y. M. Team to Have
Charge of Service
The evangelistic team of the Port
land T. M. C. A, will have charge of
the service Sunday night at Lents Bap
tist church. In the morning the pas
tor will begin a series of sermons on
prayer.
The church will celebrate its Tenth
annlvereasry on May 20. This will be
preceded by revival services conducted
by T. Broomfield, pastor of the Baptist
church at Gladstone, Or. An effort is
being made to pay off the entire
church debt within the next few
months.
First M. E. Churcb.
Subject 'Team Work'
The subiect at the First M. E
Church South Sunday, morning will be
"Team Work." The scattered "efforts
of Individuals can never bring results.
it will be shown. Christianity, being
cooperative, should be used. The quar
tet will sing.
Dyott, minister. 11, communion address. 7:45.
"Four Outstanding Facta Revealed Through
the Bible."
First German E. 7th and Stinton Ber. E.
O. Willman.
Atkinson Memorial church E. 29th and
Everett. Bev. Warren Morse, paator. 11. 'In
vestments of the Soul." 7:45. illustrated ad
dres. "Man of Naiareth."
University Park Haven tt.. near Lombard
Bev. V. j. Meyer, pastor. 11. 7:80.
Highland E. 6th and Prescott Bev. Geo.
Edw. Lewis, pastor.
Pilgrim Missouri aTe. and Shaver st. Ber.
W. CL Kantner. 11, "Tne Good Chew of
Jeans Christ." 7:30, "The Thorn Grown."
Warerly Heights E. E3d and Woodward
Ber. A. C. Moses. 11. Ber. F. J. Meyer.
Chriafa Counterpart." 7:30, scrmoa by pas
tor.
Snnnyld E 22d and Taylor Rer. J. J.
Staub 11 Rer. Albert C. Moses. "Overcoming
the World." 7:30. J. W. Palmer. "The Man
Wbo Cocnts Today."
ZIob t German) E. 9th and Tremoot Rer.
3. H. Hopp. 10:30.
Korweglan Danish Cosgrepathnial Church B.
23rf and Sumner Rev. Morton Olson. 11, 7:30.
St. Johns Bev. J. H Barnett. paator. 11. S.
Finnish Mission 107 Skldmoro at. uer.
Samuel Merala. O p. m. acd 7:30.
Laurelwood Congregatioral Church 5th are.
aud'65ta S. B. 11. Bev. C. W. Wills. 6. Mim
lie Witt of Methodist Settlement House.
Ardrnwald Ardenwald station. Howard W.
Hopkirk.
Eptrpal,
Trinity 19tb aBd Everett Bev. A. A. Mor-
leon. 8 and 11 a. in., 8 p. m.
Pro-Cathedral of St. SteDbena the V.artrr
13tt and CUy The Very Ber. E. H. McCol
llster. dean, i Bt. Ber. W. T. Sumner, bishop.
Servicen 7:45 a. m. 11. "Probleta of Faith."
45, "Men of Holr Week."
St. Darld'a E. 12th and Belmont Ber.
Thomas Jenkins, rector. U.S.
St. Mark's 21st and Mf.rshaU Rer. J. E.
H Simpson, rector. Ber. J. G. Hatton, as
aistant rector. 7:30, :4'j. 11. On week daja,
7:30 a. m. and 4 p. m. dally and 6:45 a. m.
Tuesday. 7:30 a. m. Thursday and" 8 p. m.
Friday.
St. Andrew s uereiora sr., rortsmoutn
archdeacon Chambers in charge. 11.
St. Matthew Corbe't and Bancroft eta.
"Rer. W. A. M. Breck, rlcar. 11 t. s.
Grace Memorial Weldler and B. 17th If.
Ber. Oswald W. Taylor. 8. 11.
Good SheDberd Vancouver and Graham
Rer. John Dawaon. 11, Rt. Ber. Blshoo Sum
ner. Confirmation service- 7:30.
8t. Michael' s and All Angels' E. 43d and
Broadway Ber. T. F. Boweu. 11, 7:30 p. m.
Dean McCollester, Lenten service.
Church of Our Savior BOtr. ave. and- 41st
at. S. E. Archdeacon Chambers In charge. 11.
St. Paul a YYoojmere Her. Oswald W.
Taylor. 4.
Bishop Morris Memorial chape. Good Sa
maritan hospital Bev. Frederick K. Howard.
I. .7:15. . . . . . .
Ail saints cnurca zotn ana esTier Ker.
Frederick K. Howard. 11. 6:30.
St. Johna church Corner E. ISth and Har
ney, Sellwood Arc D e a con cuambera in charge.
li, ?:3U.
Evangelical Association.
Carson Belgbts Bev. X. Sbupn, pastor.
11:30. 7:30.
First Engllrt E. tn anc Market Ber. E
D. Hornacbucb. 11. b.
First German Kranselical 10th and Clar
Bev. O- F. Lienlng. lt:45. 8.
Portland MUain church Carson Heurhts
Bev. A. snupp. paswr. -:u. u:u. t:9U.
Evangelical Synod.
German Erangellcal Fr'ends' church Ti,
coma are. and E. loin ttev. biias K. Her-
gert. 10:43.
Free Method iat.
Central 55th and E. Flanders Ber. W. N.
Coffee. 11, ?:aa.
First E. Oth and Mill Rer. A. Beers. n
tor. It. ne world Brllpal by the Glorr
OI tile ,w. " " luni. uUIP
St. Johns vii ana o.io are. 11.
Third Ber. R. H. Clark. 11, 7:30.
Friaada' Church.
Saniryside E. 35tb aixl Main Ber. Ho mar
Coy. U. tw. - -
Lents soutn sain Rer. John Rllev.
11, 7:30. . . .
West Piedmont menus- en arch Corner
baniwNi ana mup mi. vunicr a. uadley,
iwaivr. a. .w
4VWIU.
Conaresation Beth Israel ISth and r.i
BsuM jonaa a. vt tnuj, a p. m.
- IdrtMraa.
at James. English West Park im t.
son-Rev. William Even Brink man, pastor.
1.
Is
mmannel 19tU and Irrmc 11. a
wmi Bias .i. lurrin .A sr . , .
Bethania uenwu .vaHeiicai t-rtberaa ehnrr
linton ave. and Morris st.-Rer. L. P
lmmanuel. German Sellwood Rer IT ft
taag. .... . .
Trinity v w v 1 synodl Wil
liams are. and Graham Bev. J. A. KImbach
10:15. 7:30. . ' -
St. Panl 0"mMr: 12th ,,, drton-
30. Lnten "lce. Thuraday. g p. nj""
Grace Engllah Wnn B'o-d) Iibln
tC Maaon at. Bev. JC, Probst. :3o, ja."
"f K"b
i:.iu. "V,;'! ra.
aa
1:M.
Evangelical ltthersn Zkm Mlnom Synod)
Msion mim vu.nii oct. n . iwoppeunann
Intra nerrtces muruing an evening. German.
10:15; Kngttoh. 7:45.
Bt. John's Peuinaular and' KlrkI,tri.k
Ber. K. O. Salamauo. 10:45. 7:30. ""frf
. Bethel Kotweglaa Lutheran Krea ehrnvk
iimt u. . wares
: ' . star
ccTt II. . - , . ,
bwedi.h Auguauna-Kev. H. S.MteaL
German Erangellcal Reformed Lents Rev
tv n. Uenkaemper. 11.
I Trinity (orweffts) Portsmouth Bev. sigw
'- !"One mari. Peter Van-Koeschko van,
converted through being handed a
testament in .the streets of London,
has personally led 4 00 men to Christ.
He Is the son of a baroness, his father
a ; wealthy coal man before the 'war,
and while his work Is larger than that
of others many have brought 200 and
300 converts. ;
"The ; Belgian army now ' Is larger
than before the war. There are 200.
000 men. .There are also 40,000 Bel
gian prisoners in Germany and -30,000
Interned In Holland, with whom . we
work sending gospel and testaments,
food and comforts.
"My wife and I have worked In
the first line trenches, under shell
fire. In fact, she Is the oly woman
except Queen Elizabeth of Belgium who
has been in the first line trenches, and
wa, are the only evangelical workers
wno nave seen were."
Sermon 'Lecture by
Rev. Dr. J. Stansf leld
s
The Sunday evening service at the
First Methodist church will be the
monthly sermon lecture by the pastor,
Rev. Joshua Stansf leld, JO. b., on "The
Scarlet Letter," by Nathaniel Haw
thorne, one of the finest bits of Amer
ican literature, dealing searchlngly
with the great truths of sin, retribu
tion and reconciliation.
Sunday morning Dr. Stansfield will
have for his theme: "The Supreme
Test." The quartet , and vested choir
will furnish two numbers of special
music at each service.
The subject for consideration by the
Forum Sunday at 12:15 will be: "Shall
Portland Have a Municipal Lighting
plant?" and Will H. Daly, commis
sioner of public utilities for the city
or f ortiana, win be the speaker.
District Epworth
League to Hold Rally
Th Portland itHrt Twrvrf v. I
Imcua 151 nlannlnr n. m 11 v tn h hM ,
at First M. E. church, Friday evening.
March 16. Dr. Crowther of First
church, Seattle, will be there and his
subject will be: "Who Will Rule Af
rica Tomorrow?" Social hour prompt
ly at 9 o'clock when all will have an
opportunity to meet Dr. Crowther and
get acquainted with him and each
other. All leaguers and friends are
cordially invited to come and bring
your friends. This rally will be unique
and therefore interesting In every way.
OF CHURCH
A. Stenaeth. 11. S.
15th and Alberts.
Services at Lundea ban.
Our Savior East 10th and Grant Rev.
Geo. Henrikson, English. 10:10; Korweglan,
11:15.
XAttaT Sax Babris.
Church of Jeans ChrUt of Latter Day 8alata
(Mormon) E. 25th and Madison. 11:43. Ber
M. J. Ballard.
. The Reorganized Cbnrch of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints (not Mormons) K. 76th aad
Irving its. Elder C. E. Jones. II, 7:30.
Methodist.
District Superintendent Ber. William Wal
laca avoungsoa. D. D., 6il E. 62d at. K. Tabor
Z7B0.
Flrat 12th and Taylor Dr. Joshua Stans
field. minuter. Rer. Walter U Alrbeart. as
sistant minister. 11. "The Suprme Test." 7:30.
Ine Scarlet Letter."
Centenary E. 7th and E. Plna T. ' w. Lan.
1. "What la Sin" 7:30. "Sururlaaa at
Judgment."
Taylor street cburcn Hall at 130 rowtk at.
10:30 a. m.
Trinity E. 10th and Sherman Bar. 1. K.
Sandifur, pastor. 11,7:30.
imruini ovruwici ana seecn Bar. 4011a
. Wellman. 10:45. 4. 7:45. Eraarallat .1
Bostrum. revival services.
Epworth 26th and Barter Bav. 0. O. a!e
Culloch. 11, 7:45.
First Norwes-lan Dsalah lath and n
Ber. EUaa GJerdlng. paator. 11 Tha Faith
of a Christian." s. "Winy Go to Church V
noodlawn K loth and Hlrklaiul w
W. K. Ktoster.
SeUwood Kev. Alexander P. Ma class. 11,
SO.
Sunnrslde E. S5th aad Tanhlll (. n
Elmer Smith, pastor. C. T. McPhenoo. 11
autant pastor. 11.
Mt. Tabor E. Stsrk and Slat B. Olla Hi
ridge, minuter. 11, "Making Religion Attrac
tive." t:3U, "The Man Who Succeed."
Central Vancouver are. and sararu Rer. CL
Rarick. 11.- 'Measuring the Soul." 7:80.
Bndlena Living."
St. Johns Havea and Leavitt nmw 1 n
Irvine. 11. 7:30.
MootaviUa Ber. C. L. Hamilton. 11. T:30.
Laurelwood 63d at. S. K. and Foster romA
Rev. C. A. Carloa. 11, Dr. W. W. Young
son. sermon. 7:30, "Why Go to Church?" by
pastor.
Clinton Kelly Memorial E. 40th and PowsQ
Rev. A. B. Calder.
Japanese Mission Ber. Ellaea Elbara.
9:30, 8:30.
Koae cit.r Park Sandy blvd. and E SStk
X. A. A. Heist. 11, V eapers, 4:30. Monthly
musical.
German Rodney ave. and Stanton Bev. f.
Schumann. 10, 8.
African Zion 288 Williams are. Re vr
W. Howard. 11. 8.
ancourer Avenue Korweglan - Thinlsh fur.
ner ssiumore tier. H. e. raiaao, paator. 11.
aiiracie ot toe uoavea. ' s," Cbria
tlanlty aud the War."
university park Lombard and Fiaks Ber.
T. Abbett. 11, 7:45.
Lenta Rer. F. "M. Jssper. 11, 8.
Bethel Larrabee and McMIIlen Rer. w R
Princit. 11:15. 8.
Westmoreland Mllwai-kie are., near n.
mona uev. t. isanuirur. supply. 70.
Liucuui c. aa a no incoia. ner,
Monte. 11 a. m.. 7:30.
H. H.
Pat ton Michigan and Alberta Ber. Geotsrs
H Feese. 11, 7:45.
Woodstock E. 44tb and 00th are. B. K.
Rev. L. f. Pnor. II. "The Lost Sartor." 7:SO
The Rich Young Kuler." I
First German Ber. A. F. Cramer. IL 8. !
Brentwood Ber. Paul Green. 14.
Chinese Mission 11 and 7:80.
Carson Height Ber. L. C. Douclaa. Km.
dali atation.
Clark scnoolhoase Ber. A. B. Wilson. 7l30
Irvingtoo East 10th and Ueidier Rev at!
A. Daofurd. 11. ,
Ilnston Rev. S. H. Dewart.
Bethel A. M. K. cfanrcb Bar. W. H. Prlnc
11:15. S.
ml. s. vioni svata.
First M. E. Church South, corner ITnloa mrm
and Multnomah st. Rv. W. J. Fen too. paa
tor. 11. "Team Work."
Mission.
Swedish Mission Ber. B J. Tborea. 11. 8.
Ellm chapel Ber. B. J. Tborea. 10,
bethel ferae church Ivy at. aad W 1111a ma
Rev. J. A. Stavney. 11. 8.
yainren.
First Pentecostal E. 7th aad E Cnai.
Rer. C. Howard Oavia. 11, 7:Jol Procram at
2:30. .
Sell wood B. tn ana auosane Br. H. c.
Baker. 11, 7:80.
Brentwood E. 69th and E. 65th sre. g E.
Bev. i. M. Butchard. 11. 8. mT"l
tscandtnarian was uairieio. 11, 7:30, '
Highland Park 1130 E. 14th N. Rev. a L
Mcuuel. 10. 11. 7:30..
Praahytarlaa,
First ISth and Aider au-Ber. Jobs H.
Boyd. Service at iv:t a.
?:.TO
. na.
II "Is the Fatherhood of God a Reailtl ?
7:30, "Doe Modern lUa Keed a Soul r
Central a.. I3ta ana nm sts. Kev. Arthur
F. BlsbOD. 1). 1. 10:30, "Tlie Mortal .nri
Spiritual OpBortualtlea ef the Every Member
canvass." O, "lour Favorite."
Westminster b. lih ao4 ScbnvMr sta
Dr. Edward Fence. 10: SO, Tb Braced Hind."
:so, "rrigutenea at tne csmuiow."
;Arbor Lodge Ber. W. Le Gray. .
Calvary il and Clay ata Wallace II. Lee
supply minister.' 10::). "Joy In Uod's Hons."
7:;, "The Moral Dffect of Language."
Fourth FlnK and Utbba ata. Rer. II. f.
Hanson. 10-10. "Money and Religion." 7:30.
report of Salem C. E. "delegate.
Kenilwerth E, Mtk ani Uladatnn Rer. E.
P. Lawrence. - - - -. v--
Forbes Graham and . Ganteabeis ave Rev.
S- W. Seeman. II. 7:. , ,
MispahE. 19th and Uvtakoa ata.. Rer.
Hpnry G. Hanaoai of the Fourth . PreabTtertaa
e-hunh. It. 'Obureb Efficiency." 7:49, "Some
IMS tn Fools." -. v . ..... - - v -
Hope Montavllla, TStk and C Everett Bev.
W. B. lcCllah, ,
RRST PRESBYTERIAN
TO HAVE ELABORATE
I
Orchestra of 255 Pieces Will
Furnish Instrumental Mu
sic i at Bth Services,
An elaborate program of music ren
dered by an orchestra of t5 pieces will
bo a feature of the services at the
First Presbyterian church, tomorrow.
The leader of the orchestra will be W.
Bittle Wells: organist and director of
mustis will be E. E. Bursen. The
church choir will assist In the rendl
tion of the music It is composed of:
Soprano. Mrs. Leah Slusser Hatha
way; contralto. Mrs. Lulu Dahl Miller;
tenor. Warren A. Erwln; baritone, John
Claire Monteith. '
The following will be the programs
for the morning and evening services:
Morula Berrloo at 10:30.
Organ prelude. "Prologue" .... (Bohm)
Anthem for quartet. "As Pants the
Heart" (8chnecker"
Tenor solo. "At the Cross". .. (Nevln)
Organ postlude. 'Moderate". (Ley bach)
. SveaJbng Service at 700.
Organ prelude, ' Melodie Pastorale"
(Demarest)
Anthem for quartet. "I Heard the
Voice of Jesus Say" (Cutter)
Contralto solo. "Open My Eyes" . . .
(Scott)
Anthem for . quartet orchestra and
organ. "Light of the-World". (Gray)
Orchestra postlude with organ. "War
March of the Priests from Atha-
11a" (Mendelssohn)
Improvements to
' Church Completed
Swedish M. E. Church. Beach and
Borthwlck streets, has been refinished
Inside and is ready for occupancy
again. nev.
John A. Willman. an
nounce special opening services for
Sunday.
. Memorial to Be Held.
A memorial service will be held Sun
day morning at Marshall Street Pres
byterian church for two rermer pastors
who have passed away during the past
year, Bev. J. V. Mllligan and Rev.
E. W. St. Pierre. The service will be
In charge of Rey. A. J. Montgomery
and S. W. Lawrence.
SERVICES
Vernon 19tb and Wygaot sts. 11 a. m..
Rer. William McLeod.
MiUard Avenue 7241 50th ave. S. E Rer.
A. J. Hanna.
Mt. Tabor F. r5th and Belmont sts. Rer.
Ward W. McHenry. 11. Neutrality In the
Thing or Christ." 7:30. "The -Coat of a Man.'
Unity 71rt and Sandy bird. Rev. W. H.
jtmos. II, 7.
A Piedmont Cleveland and Jan-eft 'at. Rer.
A. 1. Hntchlnaon. 11. "The Prenbyterlaa Tree."
7:3". "The Fact and Personality of Kb an."
Rose City Park E. 45th and Hancock sts.
Ber. J. U. Skinner.-
. Spokan Avenue E. 16th and Spokane Bar.
George R. Cornier. 11, 7:30.
Marshall Street 17th and Marshall sts.
Rer. Lrvl . Jolwisen. II, memorial ati ilea by
Bev. A. J. Montgotnery. 7:30. "Our Raaaom."
Trinity Corner Virginia and Nebraska ata.
Re. D. A. Thompson. 11. 7:30.
Chine 145ft First f t. 7:43.
Anabel Both and 87th are. 8- E. Ser. Bar
clay Atcbeaon. 11, S p. m.
Xaformed Praaay-tarlaa.
First Church Minnesota - and laaworta
Bar. F. I. Fraser. 11. 7:30. ,
Rsformed.
First German 12th and Clay Rer. a. Bit
aer. 10:46, 8.
Second Columbia bird, and 83d st. Rer
E A. Wya. 11. j.
Third Fifth are.. Cents Rer. W. O. Lia
k em per. 11.
Salvation Army.
Corps No. 1243 Ash at. Adjutant aad Mrs.
Freak Genge. 11, Hollnes meeting. 8:15, 1. 8.
Corp No. 4 iSSifc First su knslgn Pugne
and Osptata Brow. 11, boltimas meeting. 3,
Rev. C O. McCuUoch. 8, salratloa meeting.
Swedish ' Corp 430 Burnslde.
. Sevaath Day Adrewtiata-
Note Regular service of tats denomination
are held on Saturday. .
Central K. 11th and Everett Elder P. C.
Hay ward, paator. 11:18.
Tabernacle West Side, S. af P. ball, 11th
and Alder. 11.
Montavllla K. 80th and E. Everett Elder
S K. Beatty. 11.
Lenta Hth and SStk are. Elder D. J.
CM t wood. 11. . ,
St. John Central arena and Cbarleitoa
Eider K. ! Huriburt. 11
Mt. Tabor E. 00th and Belmoat Ber. J. M.
WtUougbby. 11.
Alblna (German) Skldmore and Matlory
atmlster. H. J. lHrkven; A. U. Schwetuer, lo
cal elder. 11:30.
Odgen Hall. Mississippi and Sharer Ber
0. b. Saadnes. . 11.
Barrio far tha Saaf.
United Probyterian Waaco and Grand are.
Ber. S. Earl lu Boia. 10:30. 7:30.
Swsdaakergias.
New Church Society Her. William R.
Rose. Sunday 11. "All They Tbat Take the
Sword Shall Periab by tb Swerd."
Tnitariaa.
Church of Our Fainer Broadway and Yam
hill Ber. T. L. Elk. D. U.. tululsit-r emeri
tus; Ber. W. G. Eliot Jr.. paator. 11, "Fore
ground and Background In Time of War."
7:40 Char lea P. Howard. 'Xapeu or Cawed
Snop."
TaiUd Brethraa.
Alberta 27th aud Alberta. i
First E. 15tb and l-vttufa Rev. P O.
Booebrake. 11. S.
...mm tiOiu aidl 32U ave. S. E.
Herbert
Unreached
Third tfjLa at. t.iHl u2d avn b.
F. White, pastor. II, "Kome
Goals." -
sirat llta and Harn-y, Vancouver, Waah.
Kev John 1. NUewuuOcr, paatur. Freachlng,
urMO. a:-0. 7:o.
United raglioal.
Fourth Ber. J. K. Conner. 11. 7:30.
Radical -Jsasup at. Rer. A. t. Ueudurson.
llilnnor. Circuit Serrtces Cherry Grove, S p.
t.ruU taarw. UiO.
Ockley Greea WUUmetta blvd. and Gay
ttr u. U. Faraham. 11. 8.
Ffrai - al. la and tvuiat Ber.'y. A.
U"'johu-RVv. A. l Layton. 11. 8,
United Tabrtariar.
K. ita atMl Uawtuurue Rev, Hugh
Fraeer Given. -
Church of tha 8trngers Wssco aUeet and
Grand arc Uev. &. tmrl Du Mola.
atw United l'rc.y wri cbnrcn Lom
hara and CSatnam ata. stev. J. U. Cole, pas-
Ur. , . '
Uaivrsalist.
Church f the Good iMUUga Broadway and
B. itU Hr. F. T- 8HU 11. VGod'a Gad-
iy
i'ew Church Society tilers hail. Kev. Wm.
C A.-T. W. C. A.
v. M. C. A. tl aud AaM it. W. Stone,
gviw.l MKratary. P. -
X W C A, Broadway and Taylor
dU"X Krgatuea Blbi class, ; Mia Alice A.
Moure, pttahling.
Miaoallaneeua.
Advent ChrUttoia, - awevud at., near Ilali I
Straev-Uer. J. . -. P"'10.3, JMK I
rItenacw bad. llta - and Vamuill ata.
S p. a W. A. Baker, dlamir. 8. A. A.
Yerax. The Biddea Mytry.'
tsegolar iaa aueeuuga aaraday afteraoo. a
e'etuta. r'rlaay, a., la fovea i vt u.
- SWavlree 11.- "n
Merrlce 11."
'The Holy Ghost."
eai, fmwmn.
uX apsrit-v
trce .Se" L12 Hawick sad
lb Sew Thought Tauiple t Trnih Soctetr
MetaDhyaical Ltbrary Women of Woodcraft
nlL 'lentb ana 'laylur. . wa.. Christian 1.
&rim; "MT Coeceptlon t Ged. ' - -T
hriatadelpbia 54 MontguateTy at.. Sooday.
1001 Ul iMst V aauingum a aridajr 7: 44,
When writing te or -cainng o advertisers,
please Bjentlco Th Journal, , . . . . (Adr.)
MUSICAL
PROGRAMS
Plateau of De
Dr. Lindley's Theme
At Reed College
Dr. Ernest H. Llndley will
speak at the Reed college ves-
per service at 4 o ciocn Kunaay m
afternoon on "The Plateau of
Despond." ' There will be an
anthem by the Heed college
4b choir and selections played on t
the Olds memorial organ. The.
service closes promptly at 5 -XI
4 o'clock, enabling those who
wish to attend regular church
services In the evening. Jt
"Favorites" Prevail
At Central Church
"Your Favorite," will be the subpect
of a unique service to be .held at the
Central Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. Dr. Arthur F. Bishop will
preach on his favorite theme; E. Mald
wyn Evans will sing his favorite eolo;
th choir will sing its favorite an
trsem; Miss 2-elyn Dwart, organist.
will render her favorite prelude and
postlude; Miss Marlon Bennett will
sing her favorite solo, and the congre
gation will sing its favorite hymns. At
the morning service. Dr. Bishop will
speak upon "The Social and Spritual
Opportunities of the Every Member
Canvass," which is to be launched Sun
day -afternoon.
Beginning next Sunday evening.
March 11. Dr. Bishop will begin
series of sermons on the "Whys of the
Church." The subjects and the dates
are as follows:
March 11, "Why I Am a Christian
March 18, "Why 1 Am a Member of the
Church;" March 25, "Why I Am
Presbyterian."
McArthur Behind
President in Crisis
Congrsmaa Telia Mayor Xe Is Con
sistent Supporter of Wilson la All
Matters of jffaUoaal Zonor.
Mayor Albee yesterday received tele
gram from Congressman McArthur re
plying to the mayor's . telegram to
Oregon's senator and representatives
urging them to stand by the president
and to put "honor first and peace aft
erward." McArthur telegram fol
lows:
"In answer to 'your telegram is my
vote tonight to support the Flood bill.
Since coming to congress I have con
Bistently supported, the president In
all matters pertaining to our national
honor. As a red-blooded American citi
sen and the representative of a self-
respecting constituency I can do no
less. Many thanks for your message.
The mayor also received a telegram
from the National Security league of
New York asking that the citizens of
Portland be appealed to to send the
following telegram to the president
and Oregon's delegation In congress:
I pledge you my loyal support in
any immediate action In defense of
American rights menaced by. Germany
and I urge that such action' be taken
forthwith."
Canadian Fugitive
Under Arrest Here
Cecil Steveaa, Tormerly of Vorthwest
Motiated Polio, Wasted la Alberta
for Torgry and Theft of Bonds.
Charged with forgery' and the theft
of government bonds. Cecil Stevens. 2S
years old, was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon by detectives on advices from
the authorities of Lethbridge, Alberta.
He waived extradition and will return.
Stevens was formerly a member of
the Royal Northwest mounted police
and since his arrival in Portland on
February 16 has been employed in the
repair shop of the . Home Telephone
company. He was residing a& the V.
M. C. A.
A congratulatory telegram wa re
ceived by Chief of Police Clark from
Captain P. W. Pennyfeather, com
mander of the mounted police at Leth
bridge. following- the arrest of Stevens
and notification of the Canadian au
thorities. Epidemics Menace
Hoquiam Children
roar Hundred Cases of Meaal aad
Also Diphtheria, With On Seats
Trom Zaca, Create Ore Alam.
Hoquiam, Wash, March a. (U. P.)
Four hundred cases of measles exist
in Hoquiam. the health department
said today. An epidemic of lirtheria
also is feared. One death from each
malady has already occurred.
All places of amusement are closed
to children. The Washington school
! is shut, and police are stationed at the
j bridge to prevent East Hoquiam chil-
I dren from crossing the river.
I rhiMMn Q .ntnnia tn
stores. All churches will be asked by
the health board to suspend Sunday
schools. If the conditions do not Im
prove, it is expected that all . public
schools will close next week. Twelve
new measles cases were reported
today.
The Dalles Societies
Honor Legislators
Womuti Ctaba aad. Other Orgaalaa
tloaa Tender Tormal meoepUoa to
Ziistrlct's JteTreatativ. '
"The Dalles, 'Or, March . Various
women's clubs and other organizations
in The Dalle tendered a formal re-ceptk-n
to the district's representa
tives at the state legislature last night
at the Hotel Dalles. Those honored
'were: Representative J. K. Anderson,
Mrs. Alexander Thompson and Senator
George R. Wilbur. The reception was
largely attended.
Georxe Walther Die.-
The' 'Dalle. Or., March 2. George
Herbert Walther. son of George A.
Walther.' died Friday suddenly. The
funeral will, be Sunday. The Walther
family is prominent In local business
circles. ,- ' - ,' -" " .
ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE DOES IT.
Wben year shoes pinch r yoer ear no sod
bunioae scbe, st that Jam sre tired ail over.
get Allen' Foot -Ease, the antiseptic powder
ij be shaken into the shoe and sprinkled la tlx
foot-bath.-It will take tb atlng oat-ef eurns
aad bunions and give hastact relief to Tired.
Aching, ttwollea. Tender - feet. Over 100,000
perk ages ar being aaed by th GernM a4
Allied troop at tb front. Sold every w hers,
Z3c Den't aoeept aay tabstitut. - . .
HOW BILLY SUNDAY ;
"GOT RELIGION'S IN5
DAYS OF LONG AGO:
Famous Revivalist Who May
Accept Portland Call," Re
calls Turning Point in Life.
LEAVES PALS BEHIND,
one of Xis TrUad aooffad at En
aad Oalr One of Them Oav
Zaoouragemeat.
Billy Sunday's first experience at
hitting the sawdust trail. What could
be of more Interest? ' '.
As Sunday is being sought by the .
ministers of Portland to rlslt thU
ctty to make add rennet.', and is ex
pected to accept the call very shortly! :
the account would be of additional
timely interest.
Thirty years ago," according to
Sunday's own story, "I walked down a
street in Chicago in company with
some ball players who were ' famous
in this world Home, of them are dead
now and we went into a saloon.- It
waw Sunday afternoon and we ; got
tanked up and then went down and
sat on a corner. I never go by that
place but I pray. It is in Van Bureo
street, Chicago.
'An I said, we walked down the
street to the corner. It wa a vacant .
lot at that time. We sat down on the.:
curbing. Across the street a company
of men and women were - playing
horns, flutes, trombones and the oth
era; were singing; the gospel hymn
tbat I used to hear my mother lnt
back in a log cabin In Iowa, and back
in the old church where I used to go
to Sunday school. '
And God painted' on the canvas of
mv mpmnru m vfvin - Tilrttire of tli
evciirs ui uiiici u&j a 1 ' 1 inner iBvcn,
Many have long ihee turned to dunt.
I sobbed and sobbed and a young mart'
stepped out and ha id: .
' ""We are goins; down to the Pad
ftc Garden Mlwton: won't you. com
down to the mission? I am sure you :
will enjoy It. Tou can hear drunkard,
tell how they have been saved and
girls tell how they have been saved
from the red light district.
"I arose and 'said to the boys: 'I'm
through. We've come to the parting
of the way.'- I turned my back W
them. Some of them laughed and
some of them mocked at me; one of :
them gave me encouragement; other
never amid a word.
"Thirty year ago: I turned and left
that little group on the corner of."
State and Madison streets, walked to
the little mission, went on my kneel .
and staggerd out of in into the arms
or my savior.
Mazama AIM toy Walk.
The Mazamas will enjoy an alhlasr
walk for their week-end outing Sun
day. The party will leave Second and
Washington streets at .8:30 a. m. oiu
- . - - m' r -
tne Vancouver tsar- num. w iv
couver. The route to be followed, lies
through Garrison, along the River
road, and thence back to Vancouver
by the Mill Plain road. The distance
Is about 15 rrliies. The return to Port
land will be made at p. m. Hre Uc
Cready and J. . Edwards are -the
leaders. , .
lagging Company Incorporated.
Co I em Op March 3 A H Idea of
Incorporation have b?en filed by the
Flume Transportation company fot
Corvallls. It has a capital stock of
17500 and the purpose In to engage
In the transportation of logs by water
or other means. The Incorporators are
Roy Avrit. William Uogue and W. K.
Rosecrans.
is the exclusive route of the
Porthnd-Spokana Limited t. f
is.
I
Water-level grade. Superb equip
ment. Sleeping, Dining, Observav
tion. Convenient schedules -and
Onion Pacific high standard of
service. FromUnipStation,Port
land, 7 p.m. daily ; arrives Spokane
6:50 a.m)
SAVES A DAY
Tkketsnd reservations, at . -
Union Pacific System
CITY TICKET OFFICE .
WASHINGTON AT THIRD
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TUTS TRAIN NOW CARRIER
Drawing-Room Standard
ar
between Portland and Spokane .
by wa of let Cross, Colfax,
Tekoa and. the Palouse; with
dose connection for Moscow,
PuDtnan, Lwiston and Camas
Prairie points. ; -i v