1
TOWN TOPICS
.i 1 ' eOtttKO EVENTS -- -
' Northwest Amociattoa of Sheriffs asd "Fe
lice. Portland. Janus ry IS to 20,-
Oregon State Christian Endegvr t eonven
eons. Ashland. April. 1 to 234 b UnUas,
April 26 .to 2S. -. ' ., -J . .,
" " " WEATHER FORECAST .
- Portland and vicinity: ': Tonight and fiundaj.
ram; southerly winds.- ?.)'
: Oregon r. Tonight and Sunday, 'fair couth
- portion. rain - northwest portion and snow
- northeast portion : moderate sootrjerly winds.
.. Washington t Tomcat and Sunday, rain west
ljortion, probably hh aut parboil imoderaU
' souuierty wind. .
.WEATHER COXDITIOTTS
Lew pressure overlies western' Canada., feat
over nwt of the United State tha riniaiim
is, high, the highest readings being in Nevada
and in the apptr Ohio valley. Precipitation
lias -occurred over a large part of the Pacific
slope, in . parte of Alberta and Saskatchewan
and fa tb- lower lake region, tipper Ohio
Taller and - Tennessee. Snow is falling at a
number of plaeea in tba northern Rocky lion
tain region. ( The weather is much, milder in
the extreme ('northern Plains -region, in parts
of i tba northern Bocky Mountain regum- and
in enstern Tennessee, and i much colder in
the lower Lake region, upper Ohio valley and
the North Atlantic states and is eaat central
Wusbingtosi. . - , .
- - RelauT hamidity at Portland : Noon yes
terday. 85 par cent; p. m. yesterday. 83
per cent; 5 a- ra. today. 84 per cent. .
- Precipitation aine January 1: Total, 29.49
inches; normal, 38.24 inches: deficiency, 8.77
inches. v . EDWARD 1 WELLS..
: : - v OBSERVATIONS : '
..t ' , Tamp. b
aS it
.... J" 3 a7
ATATI0X5 r E
If rr
Raker. Or. 84 23
Huston, Maes, s. . SO 40 !?
Buffalo, N- T. 6 SO TCI"
Calcary. AlberU ......... 84 4 0
Chicago, IU. , 43 SO O
Denver. Colo. .... . 4 28 U
lies Moines. Iowa ........ 40 28 0
llodgo City, Kan. .... 22 0
Edmonton, Alberts, ....... 83 14 .03
Fresno. CaL 88 46 .08
Retveston. Texas ......... 74 8 0
Havre. Mont. ........... 28 20
Honoluln. T. H. 78 .-.V. O
King, 8. T. ........... .82 24 0
'Juneau. Alaska ... 88 .... i
Kansas City, Mo. . . . i . . . t 48 88 0
I M Angeles, Cal. ......... 66 64 .1
Mtrshfield, Or. ........ . 5 $9 .
Madfort, Or, , . 42 20
Memphis, tenn. ......... 70 82 .01
New Orleans, la, ....... ., . 80 64 0.
New Tork. K. TT. 66 88 0-
Nome. Alaska .......... 80 . . .
North Head. Wash. 48 - 40 .84
North Platte. Neb. ........ 48 22 O
Oklahoma City, Okla. . 64 60 0
Phoenix, ATik. .... 64 42 0
Pittsburg. Pa. 60 82 .01
Poeatello,. Idaho 88 30 .0
Portland, Or. ....... ...f 41 40 .01
rrtnee Rupert, B. C. 44 82 .04
Roaeburg, Or. ,. 46 1 40 .Od
HosweU, ,N. M. .......... 58 34 O
Sacrtmento. Cat .,4. 86 48 O
ft. Louis, Mo. 88 40 0
ft Paul. Mintt. . ...... 28 2 O
Rait Lake i City, Utah . . . . . 88 84
Ran TMecm, CaL ......... 68 64 O
Kan Francieoo, CaL ....... 68 46
Heattle, Wash. ........... 40 40 0
Sheridaa,Wya. ...44 18 0
Sitka. Alaska ......... ... 40 .30
Spokane. Wash, i ......... I 30 28
Tanana. Alaska ....... . . 22 . . .-. .02
Tatoosh Island. Wash. ..... 48 42 .08
Tonopah. NeT. S3 28 O
VanooBTer, B. C 38 36 .18
Walla Walla. Wab. ...... 38 34 0
Washington. L. C. 64 44 , 0
Winnemucca. NaT. ....... . 88' IS" .01
AVmnipeg. Man. ......... . 14 , 0
Yakima. Wash. . ...... 86 14 O
'P. M. report of preceding day.
Firemen's Ball .Tolnght-- Extensive
preparations have been -made for the
annual masquerade ball and oarnival
of ' the Portland . Fire Fighters' Bene
- ficiary , association, . to be held- tonight
at the Labor Temple. The purpose is
to increase" the: fund for care of in-
' jured firemen and to give aid to wld
owi : of 'firemen. The committee In
charge is composed of P P. Kumpf,
George W. AUen, William Taggart and
Kd ward Boa tright, : -Prises mre to Jbe
- awarded for the bestcostumes and the
best dancers" and there are " to be a
number r ot ; attractive entertainment
features. - '".. .
Colambia Stages Portland-ilultno-mah
Palls-Hood River-The Dalles divi-
- nlotr Leave Portland Stage Terminal,
Park and TarnJBU streets. 8 :S0 a.
l 11:30 a, m., 2 :30 p. itu, 4:45 p. m. dally
to Hood River, and :10 p. ra. -datly to
Multnomah Falls. . except- Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays. 11 :15 p. m. Sat
urdays, Sundays and holidays to Mult
nomah Falls. Leave Multnomah Falls
for Portland :15 a. rtu, 1:15 p. m.,
4:15 p. m. and :S0 p. m. daily. Direct
connections with all stages to and
from The "Dalles. Main 861L Adv.
' Mist Heathone to Speak Miss O. E.
Henthorne will be' the speaker at the
Men's Resort Sunday at 4 p. m. Mnsi
cal numbers -will "be given by- Mr. and
' Mrs. John Long "and gospel songs will
, be sung by the men. At T:30 tbe.Rev
Levi .Johnson will give an illustrated
lecture on "Noted Men," and on
, Wednesday at ;S p. m. the San Grael
society - of s First Presbyterian - church
-will hold itsfmonthty meeting, ".v : .
loses PoeketboolE. With J. An
. drew Arnett. asuociated with the Wil
lamette university,' loat his pocketbook
- containing 350 bat has hope of getting
- it : ba.ck In . the next f few years. The
rjocketboolc contained a card bearing
his former-address at "Vrtnfield.- Kani
! -Arnett is in hopes that the purs will
, be- sent - to his address in the Artisans
building instead of to Kansas. -; ;
Colsabia Stages Portland St,'
? Helena local, -leave PorUand Stage
; Terminal. Park and Yamhill streets,
'. 10 a. m. for St. Helens and 6:1& p. m,
daily and 11 tlo p. m. Saturdays, Sun.
I days and kolidays to St Helens only.
Leaving St. Helens 7dtt a. m. and 1:30
I P. m. dally. 6 :15 Saturdays. Sundays
and holidays. For information phone
: Columbia Stages. Main 8811. Adv.
' Fortlaad-Astorla.SeasIds DlTisloa-
Leave Portland Stage Terminal; Park
and Yaarihlll streets, 7:30 a. ra, 100
a. nVfiS noon. 4:15 p. m. and 12:30 a.
" m. daily. Direct connections at As-
torla for Seaside and Clatsop beach
points Leave Astoria for Portland 7
' a. TL, 10 a. rn 12 noon. 30 p.
. 6 :30 p. ra.- Fop further fnformatlon.
Columbia. Stages Main 8811. Adv.
G to Moore Saaltariara Wonderful
; result by milk diet treatment: or gen
; eral diet mder your physician's diree-
tioo. Hawthorne at 27th. Ad.'
-' A Bto river Ateased William Qulne,
age 34. a mechanic. wa arrested Fri
tlay night on a charge of driving while
intoxicated after he had drtTer his au
'Dry Slab Wood
Dry Blodk ood
Green Slab Wood
Greeii Block .
Wood
CO) AL
". PKf.TVERlE TO All.
-. PARTS OF THE CIII "
SUPERIOR :
FUEL CO.
E. 45th and Halsey
. PHOXE TABOB li;
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Long-Watsted Blouse Has Been Fashioned lor the Smart Short Coat
- -. - - . , ; ; . .- , '-. ''
One of the most popular modes 'of the season is the short? coat which is
here shown in cinnamon brown matelasse. The collar is worn open or can
be buttoned tightly about the throat Hugging , the hips. itsi only, apparent
fastening; is the seal brown , velvet -ribbon which ties in a! loose -bow and
exactly matches the skirt. An admirable companion - for this coat is ; the
blouse so popular at Deauville this season. It is made Of tan crepe de Chine,
and its only trimming is the stitching oa the collar, cuffs, aad the banding,
which is drawn snugly about the hips., : i' -
tomobile into a parked truck, owned
by H C. Warren, No. 52 Second
street, at Second and Kverett streets.
His car was wrecked and was towed to
a garage by the police.
;t Pipe Organist Gaest Warren I. Al
len, organist at- Stanford university, is
spending the Thankssiving holidays
with friends in -Portland. Sunday aft
ernoon he, will play a complimentary
recital to a grout) of invited guests on
the pipe organ it the Becker Conserva
tory Of MUSiC. f ..'T f j..;
FertUad-Salem f Stage Leave Stage
Terminal, Park and Yamhill, hourly
from , 7:05 a. m. to;7:03 p. xn. and Owl
car ; at ; 10 i p sBt daily. Saturdays,
Sunday and holidays, 8 :30 p. m. and
10 p. ro, 7:05, 9 505, 11:05. 1:05, 3:05
make direct connections tor Eugene,
Corvallis and Albany Main 8611. Adv.
Te Attend - -i Meeting. Capt,1 A E.
Burahduf f, state - game warden, -- will
leaf e tonight for . Sacramento, where
he win attend the meeting of the West
ern association of game commission-
era SurghduTX is, scheduled to return
by the latter part of next week.
Hease Bobbed Second Time A. sneak
thtef entered the home f Mrs. Mary
Keller, No. 208 Grant street, and stole
$4.50 In cash, a watch, a traveUng bag
and -several other articles. ; ;TWsj?lace
has been entered twice in '$bjnkt , 30
aayaw:vs;'.;;:fc
s Teterans is Olf t M Sale Overvthe-Top
auxiliary to) Post No. 8I;Veterans of
Foreign Wars, will hold a gift sale and
basaar in room 525 courthouse, Decem
ber 4 and 5. with a business luncheon
between.:ll and 12.. . .' - . s
Salent. MHI City Stare Leaves Salem
stage j terminal for-Mill r Gity : s Nv 1,
7 :30 a. m. ; No. 3, ,10 :30 a. m.: .No. 5,
4 :30 p. in. No. 1 connects, with east
bound train at Mill City. Jos. Ham
nMtnPropA4vw-h...;.'.4. .. , . .
. We Have for Sale 'the library, office
and laboratory equipment of the late
Doctor; J. Klecan. s in the Stevens
building. Kxami nation by appointment
only. Portland Trust Company of Ore
gon.. ,G.sH.. Charters, Trust Of ficer-r-Ad.
Portland TlUamook Stag tine
Stage depow Park and Yamhill streets.
7 :45 a. m. daUy except Sunday.. 12 :30
and 3 :30 p. m.- Special : arrangements
for .fishing parties. ' Main 8SIL Adv.
Str. America St. Helens via Colum
bia riven 3 :80 p. nt. daily; 11:80 a. m..
Sunday. Alder dock. Main 8323 xAdv.
Three -Great ' Paintings : in the De
cember, Ladies', Home Journal, each one
worthy of framing, on sale now. Adv.
- Mrs. Henderson's Crown Feint Chalet,
serving the 'usual dinners. Open fires
and hospitality. Dancing. Adv. ,
Roofing, bnildlag paper, baildisg
materials..: Cress - St Co, Ino. - Front
and Stark streets. Adv. ;5 i "
Every Winter Hat, inc. patterns, re
duced one-third. Tifft's, 128 10th. AdyJ
Xo Clatses.for Eye TroVbles. ; Good
Sight lnatirute, 30 Alisky bldg. Adv.
J S. A H. Green Stamps for Caik Hol-
man Fuel Cot Bdwy. C353. 660-21 Adv.
Dr. Measles moved to Medical build
ingt Adv. ; . - ! . , v
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EaQock 4 - Watson Radio Srrica
Northwestern Radio jLliff. Co,
Broadcasting
OlSEGON' JOURNAL NEWS
United States. Health Bulletins.
Radio Advice: and Instruction!
Agriculture Dept. Agrigrams'
Official Police Theft Report
Daily Market Reports.
ana ns 4Ued
' Dativ stoanAM v -1
Of all sUBoasr
. - cvery arrrsjaooa) - i: u
Iroa. C.-oo KQV, Ioatrnsaenul sad veeal
.- leetioas,. . '
a-OO- Sra rEO.. Muslo snd terarsn. -.-00-
IMQ. lasUnaMBtal and veeal
" . - selections. , s t
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sea a t jwiwsi eMmss
. wiH saund the skit i act taraa, -.
KrO- 70 LAte vocal and isiatrunteatal sa-
- muosi. .-
x Tree- T:e SJ-et boor.
7-V SAmbOO. .. The
s:o. eo aea. j n. Ha nock or c
, , . H. Watsan wili answer esastion
...-.; -f on radio addressed to Tba Jooxv
' ' - s nat or ta Uallock s Watson.
SrCO-ie.-Oa Qaiet boar.
Far raala stows raad tba raafls- dasartwaam
af The eanSay Journal. .-;.
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Kalama. Wash., Dec P, R." Mar
tin dale, SR. died Wednesday. He was
unmarried and - had lived in Cowlita
county for nearly 40 years. " A nephew
and a niece In Portland survive, y
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RELIGIOUS CIRCLES
(Continued From Pas Fourteen)
se at the :J"Irst .Presbyterian churoK
together with reception 'of membe
The associate minister, Rev. Norman
K. Tuny, D. J., will preach in the eve
ning. . : , - " .
"At Westminster- 3 Presj-ttrisn cbureh, Tr.
E. H. , Pace aanowniys another series of three
sermons that deal nrith- Christianity's Con
flict With Heatheniam in the First Century."
Sunday night fa speaks oa "What Has Come
tp Pass in Palestine. " Jeans of Nasareth";
Deeesaber 10. "How. Christianity Overflowed
to the Roman W'artd Sanl of Tarsus"; De
eember IT. "How tba Ksman Mtsnnderstood
and Sought te Destroy hristianjty Nero,"
The- Bible school emphasised Near East re
he' Sunday and was .able t raise 6123, which
wiH be considerably increased this coming
Sunday.. The -school's attendance passed the
600 mark last Sunday, with 72 in tiw be
ginners, 128 in , the primary, 248" in the
grade, 118 in the senior and 38 in the adult
department. .Tuesday - evening tba scoutmas
ter. assistants and troop committeemen of
the Irnngtoa district will meet in tba chapel
room 'of the church for supper, business and
discussion of plans. Mr. Oaks of scoot bead
quarters and F. - R, Harrigan, district' com
misstooer, will ha vj charge. '
- The women of the . Vntrsl Tnh.t.n
church will hold a sniper and Chrkttmss
aie at tno ast Bito Business Men's club on
Saturday evening. December 6. . The pro
ceeds will go to paring the pledge the women
made on the new siu which the church has
pnrchased. - 1 -, .' " - - ' ' ,
At the 8nnday morning nerviee! in Calvary
Presbyterian church the reglar . communion
will, be observed ' with the reoeption of new
members. Preceding this service the 8unday
school hold U. session at l6 o'clock, with
departments for all Jgea, and at tba close
of the hour idionnu I. th. ihm.h nh...
tba pastor, the Bev. B. B. Snteliffe. talks
for a abort time, eiplainmg soma Bible pas
sagaa and giving Cheat memory-texts. The
children are eager to answer question and
recite the verses assigned, . and the adults
present seem rally as much interested as the
children.. After this feature the children ant
free ; to- retire. ' sad. - the . usual program ia
carried on. At 8:86 p. m Dr.-Sutcliffe will
eeetinua his exposition of the-fourth chapter
01 x-poesiane.- ana at-t: p." nu. Tfiursday,
the regular prayer -meeting will be held. -
..Mra. Charles W. Wiiliama, executive secre
tary of tba Woman's North Pacirkt Bnial b
Foreign . Missions, win speak at tba annual
praise service: or . ta Women's Missionary so
ciety of Hope , Presbyterian church on Sun
day evening. The women'a doubio onartet
will provide special snusu-. t , -i-'
At the Rose City Parte Community church
we ounoay morning servnte wui be the regu
lar - Bsnninos - ana reoxpupn .of members.
There win also be the -Ksptisni of children.
Ouibs a number ec new anembeia are ta t
received at - this ervice.f f At the evening
service ina paanor wtu oesm-a series of three
sermons on ; Taa 'Present' Relations of - Science
and Religion The topic will be as fol
lowst -:- -"Did Man ; vnlVa at Was' He Pr.
atedT": ".Was There a Ftopdfi TDhe Ancient
Osairls.' K-i : -s ,j.?v.-T-, ... .
Tba .Rev.i Henry 'White of the stiUsrrl Av
enue Presbyterian . church will occupy -. his
inupu. morning ana eTenmg. : r ai me morsmf
servica the - Rev. . Boadinat ' ' Seeley will ad
dress the eararregatioa. Dr. Whits "will speak
at- the evening service. Wcrkem' conference
meets in the cbKreh. Tuesday evenmg at 8
o'clock, t, -Organised. X adult 4 classes meet
Wednesday evenlnr at T:8.' j The Ladies'
Aid society will bold, a baxaarr on Friday after
noon m the oanrch. Doors open at 2 p. m.
A fine, display of useful artielea wiii be found
en the tables for the Christmas season. Din
ner wdl- be served front 6 to 8 at , 60 esnts
a plate. ,- i.. i -.. 4- i-'i ,,r r 4 :; .
At MLzpah Presyterian. church Sunday night
Dr. W; A. Stevenson will- continne . his Bible
study lectures on i "Neglected Portions - of
Seriptsrra,"; speaking on "The Resurrections."
His lecture is founded on a number of pas
sscer which be says have been neglected by
many Bible teachers sad exlgetev , H pro
poses to. shew that, tba,. recognition of these
passages make the Bible very easily and er
st ood in studying the future of the human
soul. The ladies Aid wiU bokt its annnai
basaar .and dinner Friday aflernoon and
eve nine. Dinner will he -served at 6 p. m,
A muste eonwittee has , been appointed, con-aistinc-
of J. K. kaartin, W. B, Walker. Ura.
U. C; Knhlmaa. Mrs. 1 r: Xruhnlt
Mies' Anna Hawaii, .who will have in -charge
tba matter erf purebasing and installins - the
i Spiritualist - J -
The Rev. JWiUard HiDa. pastor First Spir
itual ehureh. win speak en the topic "Decs
Spirituehsm Embody 1 Christianity Sunday
svatnns at 7:30 o'ctnek, foUewed by spiritual
mesaagea by Rev. Irene kiarrcbe and Rev., jr.
Wilavrd HiUa. Vocal solo by Lester Davis.
Afternoon tsereiea will be devoted t a short
diaeoame on the pliiloeophy of aTiritualiam by
Warren MiUer, preaKieot, folkwed with . mes
sages by Rev. Hills, and Mrs; kiarrche. Per
soaal messages will be given after tba service.
The Women's Psychic dub will bold Ra an
nuel basaar December 7. 8 and ft. A comedy
sketch will bo given Thursday night. Friday
night a playlet, "Too Know I .Know." wig
be given, fallowed wit lancheoat and dancing,
together With a musical program, te tba dub
rooms adjacent, to the church. , Saturday night
a chicken dinner will be given, . followed with
a grand baB. prises wul also be awarded.
Tonight the Toung People's Kismet chtb is giv
ing, an impromptu bail.
, i' r' j S3 v.. -" f
. - ' .5' . UmtarianV? . ;. .'j
- Laymen's graihT vriif be ubssiasd Sunday at
16:30 a. m. in the Church f Our Father and
tn - aH the eburrbes of this . denominatiosi
throoghant the country tba errriee will be ia
etiargw of iarmen. Dr. K- .O. issoo win apeak
and Clarence J. Toung will aacMt in the service
Lllav A", Lawreace- wis apeak before the- mew 'a
class at soon on the work f the Architects',
Bonders' and Contractors' association. At 4 -Jt
the choir will- aing in the caonthr Sunday
afternoon mmdcale. held hi tba cbureh school
raesa. n Weaaeaday at 8 p. m.. at tba meet
ing of the Wotaen's Alliance. Mas lone imaian
will iva aa Uiustrsted lecture on lier work
CURREN
EVENTS
CilniiES MM
MID APOLLO CLUB
GIVEN APPLAUSE
v Win i . 1 '! ; f-m-m
Cbarles Hackett, ' tenor,4 who aang
last night at- The JLudltorium as the
soloist for the . first Apollo dab con
cert of the season, la a great singer.
with; power range and accuracy.- If
he is lacking In anything, it is in the
human quality of , his voice a virtue
which a very few of the best eingers
combine with their technique. '
' The-- Auditorium ' -was - well . filled,
even to -part of the upper balcony, and
both Hackett and the Apollo dab were
received with good will, 'fi Hackett was
called upon for four encores at the
end of his second aeries of songs.
He won the: approval of the audi
ence '-'with his opening ' number. - the
exquisite "Ah. I.eve-Toi. " "SoleU V
(Gounod), as- the - club" -did with 'its
harmonious and powerful interpret-;
tion of "Trakes Dream. The club
sang" a series - of weird, adventurous
songs, a type - of which the public
hears -- far too little. "Reveries"
(Storch), and "It Was Not In the Win
ter" (Hadley),T; followed the first num
ber. T&taay Duparc- was the
club's next number, with slow moving
hiumu BUAav "e uv . o n .
that Carmen's . trannlntion tells of.
In the "Chorus of Spirits and Hours"
Hackett sang with, the club,.' and the
long ' number was 1 one succession of
perfect choruses, solo work and har
mony. 1 ' ;..
Hackett then gave ,are Keive.
(Handel). Tlappy Ixiver" XOld Eng
lish). "The Kiss" (Beethoven) ' and
"Have You Seen but a Lily?" (Old Eng
lish). x Four encores followed, each
calling out a storm of applause. Per
haps the most enthusiastically received
was "Duna" (McGill). In this one, at
least, it must be stated that Hackett
did achieve feeling in his voice, and
every listener was carried out to sea
for the moment on the singer's clear,
rich tones, and set to wearying for
the lights of Duna.
Just' as "Duna" brought down the
house for Hackett, so the Apollo club
won its biggest hand with "Gentle
Friend Pierrot" (Leoncavallo). The
words fell lightly and sweetly:
When the rsJbon Is shining,
Gentle friend Pierrot.
How can you be flouting
Her who loves you so?
You my best and dearest,' .:
drowning use a otowi
The club closed " with - "God1: Bless
Thee . love J Forever" - (Podbertsky),
which is 'too long and too. full of re
turns and repetitions to sing at the
end and send the audience home with.
But the club did excellently and the
cooperation of the members reflected
the good fellowship-that reifrns and the
deft, master training? of William H.
Boyer, the conductor.- : v
in the Art Museum with tba public school
children. : .
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United Brethren
"' The ladies' Aid of Second United Brethren
church will' hold a basaar and pastry ssla Seat
Tuesday and Wednesday at 86 Us Alberta
street. Beautiful fancywork - and -Aome-baked
foods will be offered, p The Christian Endeavor
society of the Second United Brethren ehnrcfa
will have a krasy social ia tba church base
ment. ast 27 th and 8nraner streeta.' Friday
evening. An evening of fun and fellowship
for all friends cf the chnrct win fallow.
in-, u. js. neuoraia, tregon comerence. sa
perintendeut, and the Ras. B. K. Emerick' will
have charge of both services Sundsy at First
and Jturfl Ltutaa jsretnren enurcnes. - , .
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.K-, jf - . - . -i r, -yP . - ' :7r. -i- - -
Divine Science y.: j
James H. Pataman of Australia wffl apeak
in the First Invine" Science .cbureh at 11
o'clock 8undsy. He will also give a course of
lectures ia the church building every evening
next week excepting- Saturday. The topic for
Monday evening is "Fata and Destiny" ; Tues
day, "Lew of 'Health": Wednesday, flaw of
Success": Thursday, "Law of Opulence"; Fri
day, i'TXfficulties Explsined.' : The public is
cordially .invited- . - ' s- .
'- j Northwest Churches
University of Oregon,1 Eugena The
Buddhist, Nasarene and . Universalist
churches are three creeds that are rep
resented on the university campus this
year in. addition to the IS that had stu
dents attending last year.
Of a total of 2183 students registered this
wrnv-16T8 expressed church preference, as
compared with 1569 who signified their in
clinations in 1921-22. The Presbyterian de
nomination leada with 890, Methodist are
next with 328. Christian 2 1 7. Catholic 144,
Congregational 143, Baptist 99 and Congra-
gational 82. v - '-
Milton. Or. Rev. IT. S. Shangle. ' president
of Columbia eollege. Is' in L Orande this
week. Where be assisted in tha reopening of
the Methodist church, Bouth.
' Willamette : University, Salem The "Win-My-Ohum"
week services proved successful at
Willamette university. ' Through: the various
Methodist churches of Sakvn 20 young people
signified their intentions of entering some- life
service work of the Christian faith. Each .year
thia campaign ia put on at Willamette univer
sity with the result pleasing fo the leaders.
. B kirn field.' Wash. Tbo tadiee' Aid society
of the Salmon Creek Methodist - church will
hold its annual basaar,. food sale and supper
in the society's hall. December 8, at 7 :30
O'clock., ,,r; ' - . -
- Sweet Home." Otf-A revival has opened at
thai Christian .church here, and win continue
for three weeks. s
-; Bid gc field, . Wash, Opening of Ridge field's
new 3500O Nasarene church Sras observed mat
Sunday afternoon. Every cbureh here partici
pated In the ceremony. Which - wast witnessed
by about 300 people. - Tha - new church is
built bf tile, and was practically constructed by
labor -within its membership. , It will be form
ally dedicated tomorrow mcming at 31 o'clock
by the Rev. O. 8. Hunt, district superintendent
of the North. Pacific district, PorUand division.
Sandy. On The Ladies' Aid of the Meth
odist church at Pleasant Home cleared 8108
at their basaar last Saturday night. :
: Ridgefieid, Wash. The -annual basaar and
supper of the Ridgefieid Community church
will be given December 7 by the Ladies' In
dustrial society of which Mrs. Ralph 8. Stryker
is president. The basaar will bo held at the
manse and supper f rem. 5:30 to 7:30 p. m.
at tba ehureh annex. - , 'V . . .
Bandon, Or. The Episcopal Guild and La
dies' Aid of the Presbyterian church wul hold
bazaars sere en- December 2 and , respectively.
Centralis, Sash. The new Baptist church,
erected at a cost of 827,900. was dedicated
butt Sunday. The eerrnon was delivered by the
Rev. C A. Cook, D. .. if Seattle. - V 4
-' Metsser. Or. Thirty-three dollars was added
te the treasury of the Metxger Ladies' Aid so
ciety by a concert given November 22 by the
music department of Washington high school
under the direction of Georga D. Ingram,
Kelso, Wssh. The Methodist church here
has installed new beating system.
Camas, Wash. The St. Johns Presbyterian
Sundsy school ha enlarged to such an extent
that a small bunding was built on Hie south
east corner of the present site to hrxaa th
Junior departments , , . .
i Aberdeen, Wash. Priests from Elms, Lscy,
Hoquiam and ilontesano joined with parvhoners
of St. Marys Cathoiic church here Sunday
avening, seat, in giving a welcome and receptioa
to Father Michael O'Docoell. formerly of Vsa
oouver. Wash., who baa succeeded to the pas
torate Of tba. church, i,. . ... . . . .v
- STATE - MEETIKCN CALLED .
The trustees of -the Congregational
conference of Oregon will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Y. M. C. A. to: conduct state business.
Two items of , business on the pro
gram are the arrangement? to secore
the services of Junes H. . Price to or'
gantse Pilgrim! Boys 'choruses In. nil
the :. Congregational churches -aC-'.'the
state, and the forrnuIaUon of the plan
to raise 210,000 for the new University
church -that is to be built next year at
Ehigene,- Dr. W. T. McElveen of the
First Congregational church is chair
man of the Vniversiry church commit-tee-
. - . ' t ,
,--J" si g j" &'- f j.
k. MIX1STF.RI4L- MEET CALLE1
-The Portland MinisteriaT association
will meet Monday at 16:45 a. rrw in
the Y M. C. A-. for its regular monthly
meeting. Dr. Georgc IL Young. Dr4
W. L. i. Van Xv and the Rev. . F. M.
Jasper : will . deliver addresses on - the
organisation and program . of the - re
cently organised Oregon Sunday school
council of religious instruction. -
f
np PAEJt wormed his way in behind
X the outspread pages of the morn
ing - paper and wedged - himself 'into
the sear! with a sigh of satisfaction. : -
"Keep on hoIdin-r it up." he ' said
cheerfully aa the; Fat Man. glared at
him. "I'm just as ashamed of doln it
as you are.' f i -- - - 1
"Ashamed of whatr "the Fat Man
growled. "Who says Pm ashamed of
anything?" . . - :
"Well, come to think of It." T.; Paer
replied- ambiguously, "1 don't know as
you are." - , -
"What're yoo driving at thenT - the
Fat Man. demanded pointedly., i "You
got 'a seat, ain't you?". - . ,
."Part . of - one, T.- Paer grinned
amiably. Td have a little more of,
my share If you'd pull your knees in
a litUe blt-
"Humph !" the Fat ' Man : - grunted.
"What do you want, - the whole ear?"
-JVO T. Paer- assured him. "I ain't
so ' ambitious , as some fellahs ; X see
ridln'. oa . em every day."
"Then - get your- elbows in - and sit
still," the .Fat Mart advised, r Tm
reading about the fight." -
"Don't viet me bother yoaJr T. Paer
replied genially, "unless you'd let me
borrow . the page . with - the sermons
On it" - .. :., -- ' . i'! ':K
"Wtint the devil do you want them'
things for TT the Fat Man aslced in
surprise. ."I didn't know, anybody, ever
read them except women and preach
ers." . . '
"I don't want to read ro," T. Paer
told him.: "but some way Pd rather
hide- behind ' a " sermon Jn a - sportin
page."
."What's the difference what page
it is?" the Fat Man asked curiously
as he. handed the -desired page over
to the little man. "Nobody can see
through one any easier than the other."
"Well," TV Paer answered craftily,
"when the woman, that's hangm onto
the strap . in .front of you reads that
dope abo.ut doin' unto others as you'd
have "erri do ' to you, she aint quite
as liable to stamp pn your corns as if
Pfeter Tburnps .and
Bf Thornton W. Bnrsress
He .bravest is who for a friend
His very life will freely lend.
Old Mother Nature,
OETER RABBIT tingled all over with
JL excitement as he watched what he
had supposed to be an old lag lying
la. the moonlight in an open place
back of the new dam of Paddy the
Beaver. Peter tingled, with more
than excitement. There was: some
thing of fear'1 mingled wtih that ex
citement : You - - see, that log 'had
moved. Peter was sure of it; He?
didn't take his eyes from it, Hfr vs
watching for it to move again.. Pres
ently it did. Yes, sir it did. It
moved forward' just a wee bit. Peter
knew then that it wasn't a . log, -
"Itls Yowler, the Bobcat, - as sure
as I am. alive l"L muttered Peter under
his breath. "He is, after Paddy the
Beaver or Mrs. Paddy. He knows
that they have to climb over this
dam, ancLohe is planning to catch be
as acceptable
llf! - I-,' reasonable 'prices. t I v4 A,
' Every Purpose, , 11
I . In' the whole cate- J ' fs ,
I gory of gifts .you- WSi I
will find few arti- fi-JfVn
beautiful Lamp. . . " .". ' xfQ V
L- t '
amps bring
warmth of tone
es ... feiAMfiMMAfs
-: 1 v:''-;;-p; J-f:
.: 1. ., -.'..1 ,. r.V ,':"! . .' a.
t3V RALFW VJATSOfrL
she . saw , a picture of one walloper
give the other a" upper' cut oa - the
chin." . -
t "I hadn't thought" It out that fine."
the Fat Man admitted, "but . maybe
you're right spora the .way they walk
on me every time. I ride on one of
these blamed cars."
"Did you ever stop to think." T.
Paer asked from behind his protect
ing page,, "what a lot of camouflage
they la in this car readin' stunt --
"I don't have to hide behind no, pa
per," the -Fat Man said ; testily. "1
can ; sit here 'nd look em - right In
the eye nd never turn a hair." ? -,
"Maybe you caa," T. Paer conceded,
"but most of the (eHahsve,got to have
some breastwork to keep their cour
age up behind."
"That's old stuff." the -Fat Man
grunted. -. "Women'vo been yelling for
equal rights till they got 'em, lid
standing up in cars is one ot "em,"
t "I ain't goln to quarrel about that,".
T. Paer told him, "but It Just strikes
aoe funny to watch them studious guy a
that's all." ftr " -.-
"A guy loses-darned near a hour a
day on these rattlers.". Fat Man
argued. "Why" can't he shoot a little
info into his dome while he's bump nig
down town nd back?". r.s.-
"Some of 'em caa." C Paer admitted., i
"but mostly they're the dyspeptic look- :
In goofs , with the soup plate glasses
that start to work before the women've
got their hair curled. , vWhen- you see
one of them 9 o'clock boys with The
Merchant of: Venice' propped up in front
of him he's- thinkin- of how, much
hogs cost on the hoof 'nd not about
strainin' the quality of mercy, or the
gentle dew from heaven." ; J
, "f ain't no- hypocrite," the Fat Han
barked, stuffing his"' piper in - his
pocket. ! "I'm 1 hoggin?"' this seat Just
because I paid 8 cents tor it 'nd beat
the Test to it..-: - .-.'.
"Thafs the stuff " T.Paer grinned
complacently. "If a fellah's goin to be
a hog, what's the use of tryin t6 Jilda
i his -bristles?" . . fc:; .
:Trake; to His' Heels " , '' .
of them doing it !" - . - f
Little by, little 'Yowler moved across
that open , place untit he wan within
good Jumping distance of the place
where Paddy and Mrs. Paddy weVe in
the habit of crossing that dam.. Then
he didn't move. He was partly in the
shadow c there, and looked u more th an
ever like a log. He had chosen this
time to try tor. one of those Beavers
because he knew, that they r were not
together, and - tha Wmeantr . that only
one nose : and , one pair of ears , and
one - pair Of eyes would be watching
for danger.- And he hoped that these
would not be watching very sharply,
for' those Reavers had' been working
so long ; without much 'being fright
ened that . be felt ' sure they1; must
have made up their, minds : that' there
was ho danger.-- -
You may be' sure that Peter didn't
move.- ; No, .indeed Peter didn't move.
He squatted In ' that Black Shadow
and was thankful that he. was On that
as a i
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t side --'ot the: "Laughing" Brook 'instead
of on the side where Yowler was.
Then he began to think of Paddy the
Beaver, It was almost time for Paddy
to return. "- Peter shivered : when he
thought, of what might happen when
Paddy started to climb over that dam.
"He won't see Yowler. No. sir he
wont see - him, for -even - if - his eyes
were ' better than ' they are, Yowler
would still ' look , like an old log
there.. He won't hear him, for Yowler
won't make a sound. - He . won't smell
him, - for f the Uttle t Night Breeses
are blowing the other way. Oh. dear I
Oh, dear! , Paddy wUI 1 be caughtf
thought Peter. i '
By and ; by Peter . heard ' a sound
of a 'tiny splaah down the Laughing
Brook. He knew, that "Yowler- must
have - heard - it. too. He knew :; that
Yowsers ear -were raven better than
his own. ; Paddy was'. coming.; t. Peter
stared , down the Laughing ' Brook; In
a , moment - or . two he saw va; little
saver Une ; on the i water. He knew
it was made by Paddy swimming up
the -Laughing Brook. If only one of
those' Little ISTight Breeses would blow
;;' .' f"v';' i
"It's Yowler the Bob Cat, as sure
i.aa -1 sun alrret". muttered; Peter
mrithte-' hie Jbrcatlu i-:-? y ..;: ,;
, ; ' :. . -'"''. s -..'Vrf '.
the , other way and carry .the . scent of
Yowler to -paddy t; But none, did.' Pe
ter's heart began to thump. 1 Paddy
must Tm f warned. Yes,-4 slrwPaddy
must . be Warned. ' And tier was ' no
one. to; do it but 'hlriueuV:-j::-':;-''t,
Peter waited fax moment j; more and
then he thumped the ground 'with his
hind feet aa -hard as he could, f It was
his danger , signal. t H knew y that
Paddy would -understand It. I He knew
that Yowler the -Bobcat would under
stand it, too. He thumped twice, and
then, 'without stopping to see what
wouTd. happen,.- he ; took to . his heels.
My, how he did run! He wanted to
get aa far away from Yowler-the Bob
cat aa na eould. - - ', j
(Copyright, 12. by, T. W. Burgees)
, The next story: "Yowler Loses His
Temper and Misses a Dinner." j- r
Twq Escape Unhurt
In Plunge 'of 'Auto
- After a :40 foot plunge- over ian em-'
bankment SOO feet-from the Interstate
bridge on tho Portland side, air auto
mobile belonging . to Dr. R. D. Wls
wall. . Vancouver. - was abandoned last
night. -The accident occurred;, as Dr.
Wiswall's son, Henry Wlswall, and a
young Vancouver woman were . en
route to a PorUand. theatre. Wlswall
lost control -when the car. skidded on
the wet . pavement and It went over
the' bank, backing -to .the - bottom.
Neither occupant was injured and the
car was liftle damaged.. i ,
Bese-s i laasasnegsmBBBageaaeanssnsager
feeling t hat
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Awaiting your in-
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HETLKJ Broadway at Taylor,' ' John GsN-"
worthy's "Tha -Skin Osms. " Mauova i.fao
, p. as. Evening 8:13 p an. '1- -
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PANTAGT3 Broa.twsy at Akier High grade
, vaudTuls ard pbotnpiay features. Al-.r--
noon nd evenmg Progrxm changes Mondsy
r aftcrnson, ; . . ' .- -
HTPPOOROME Broadway at TsmhilL 1 Vaude
ville and Fritsi Brunette, ia "A WTfes
Awakening." ConUnuous, vl to 11 p. m
STOCK ;
BAKER- Elsventh at Morrison. Lyrie Ifnsl
cal Comedy oompacy, in "Oa, Suiia," 2. 7
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BLUB cMOCSE Eleventh . at Waahington.
, Ethel Clayton.-. in 1 -were Queea." 11
t n. to II p, a Opinion later. - '
LIBERTX Broadway , at Stark. EatMeen
rkacDonald. In "White Shoulders. 'v it
m. to 1 1 p. m. Opinion later. -
COLUMBIA Sixth .near Waahington. Betty
Compsoa. in "To bava and to sseld." 11
a. m. to 11 P. m. Thoroughly tine.
MAJEbTIO Washington at Park. iiarold
Lloyd, in "Dr. Jack."- 11 a at. to 11 P. m.
UproarlouaJr funny.
PEOPLES Wast Ptrk near Washington.
"When Knighthood Was tn Flower." 1 1
r' a aa to 11 P. m. Spsctacular and beau-
UfuL -. ,. ,:'.:-.
CIRCLB Fourth near Washington. Moot
-Gibson, in "Tha Lena Hand, 8 a. m. to
4 o'clock 'the next moroing. j
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