The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 31, 1918, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textii'- Cast Vfc An Much Absolutely guaranteed against puncture for 3500 miles. A double protection against blow-outs. "Ask the man that is using them." International Rubber Sales Co. 177 South Commercial Street. Phone 428 CHURCHES Slate IntttatiOB. Services will be held Scnday at the State institutions-as followi. 9:00 a. m. State Hospital, by 4. L. Loveil. -:3' p. ni. Chernaw Indian school, by C. H. Klllott. 3:u0 p. in. curl's Training School, hy Jacob Stocker. 3:l" p. Tuberculosis Hospital, by A. $V La . r first Christian Chrfh.j Corner High ami Center streets. F. T. J'ortc-r, minister. Hible luool 9:4a a. in., new .time, .Dr. 11. C. Kfc'ey. di rector. Autr trucK leave! Untnln and Sou tlx Commercial :O0 a. m. Highland 3:25. CJreat orchestra. Worship and sermon 11:00 a. pi., new time, subject, "SSprinsr Time.'? T Junior C- K. 3:00 p. m. Intermediate 4:.u P. in. Senior 6:30 p. m. KvenmK eet'vice 7:3i p. m., new time, subject, "Angela Rolling Away Stones." pcii&--music and a welcome Tor all. . I'. . , 4ini ! Sunrise l'rayer meeting- at 7:00 a. m. new time, sunasy scnooi ai iu.uw a. m . Prof. W. I Htaley. superintendent. 1 l .ifi vi t.au4..i'n crmon with sliec- ial music, sermon (subject. "The- Faster Christ." ft: 30 p. m. Christian Kndeavor. 7:3l p. m. tie McGilchrist chorus choir will present the sacred cantata "The-Seven. I-4t "Words of Jesus," by Dubois. ! Clad Awakening by iVola Bally. Rec itation. -The Or:lia Awakening by Doratha Smith. Song Paliodtl Rrijrht Daffodil by the department. Cradle Koll exercises. Prcesslonat by the choir. Hymn by the -choir. Scripture lesson. Anthem. He la Kise'n, by the choir. Offertory. Anthem, Golden plories Hreak, the choir. Sermon by the pastor topic Man's Greatest Hope. Hymn. DenOiction. Kpworth Leatrue at t:30 p. m. Intermediate laeue 6:3l. Kver.insr worship at 7:3o. Sermon by the pasttr. topic. "The Cost of a Bit of Temper. Come and enjoy this day with us, it is tor' you. SMrrilinh Tabernacle Methodist. .South Fifteenth and Mill street. Johri ovall. minister. Sunday school at ':(' p in., (iUfi Anderson., superintend- j cut. .Mi. Hannah i Chrmtense-n. asst. j Faster service, sermon by the pastor. at 3. (Hi p. m. uood sonps ana music will be rendred. All are most cordially invited to attend. Kirat ( harrk of ( kriat. Re4etl". Sunday service are held at 440 Che-m.-keta street at tl:ort a. m. and S:(0 p. in. Subject llible lesson., "Reality." Sunday schoo 1 1st 3:45 a. m. Wednes day evening testimonal meeting- at 8:00 o'clock. Readine room in .Masonic Temple, suite 209. Is open every day except Sundays and holidays from 11:45 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. All are cordially invited to our services and to visit the reading room. UESSOX IN PKOSUXCLITION. 1 Harry Lauder told a story at a Robert Burns dinner In Chicago. "A lev minister preached his first sermon in a little Scotch village," he began, "and at the end of thoj called 'era Spasms services the precepter came to him and said: 'Soye call 'em Sawms, do yon? Losh, noo, we never knew what to make o' that hereabouts. We always I ' J Re sure to hear the sacred cantata at the First Congregational church this evening. ' Do not miss the Easter services at the First Congregational church today. You will njoy the sunrise prayer meeting at the First Congregational church tbis morning. 7'Sofa mgmn be 71- 711 AT I a . m. m l l ' f l - - m iviu r ii v : I rue. Mkdul aonei V i I' There are now more than 6600 Maxwell trucks in use. And we can not 'find a single business that the Max- -well isn't adapted to. jf . :7t Up to this time we have listed over 300 kinds of busin6sses in which JVlax well trucks are employed. They will do everything a 5-ton truck will do except haul 5 tons at one load. 5-ton trucks aren't better. They're merely bigger. Big trucks spend more gas ! hauling f themselves than the Maxwell uses at peak-load. 1 i How well those Maxwells have done " their work; is shown by a service rec- " ord of 99.6 perfect the greatest record ever made by a motor-driven " yehicle. -S00 less than any other truck of similar capacity in the world. j t . S 1085, chassis only, f . o. b. Detroit! Elec tric lights. Electric generator. Worm drive. 10-foot loading space. 2500 pounds. HALVORSEN & BURNS 215-255 S. Commercial Street Phone 959 Leslie Mrthodlat Kpl.eopal. ?orner South- Commercial and Meyers sereeta. Horace N". Aldrlch, pastor. Krister Sunday', f, :'.'. a. m. prayer and praiae service under the direction of The Kpworth Ieaeue. M i AR-nj-s Dun lap of Kutfene. will lead. 7:00 a. m. Holr communion (choral 9:45 a. ,m. Sunday school, with classes for all aires. K. A. Khoten. superintendertt. Mrs. Mason Hishop in cliarg-e of the primary department. I1:0 a. m. public w(,i-3hlp, with sermon by the pastor. Theme, "If a Man Die. Shall He live Apain? Special music by me cnoir will include an anthem. "He is Uisen! Hallelujah." Miles. Soprano solo, -Hosanna" fJranler. and a !die' trio, "Awake. My Soul," Leslie. 4:00 p. m. Satrred-concert, w hen the choir will sin? "Ktnmanuel," and oratorio by KeirJy. 'Followintr is the program, by a chorus f forty-five voices. l'ROGRAM Overture, Piana and Organ. Hail Kmmanuel. Hail. Solo. Quintet and Chorus. A prophecy; recitative. O Hay of Wonders, solo and chorus. Heralds of Joy, duet and chorus. Oentle Shepherd, duet and . quartet. His Glory, solo, duet and chorus. Dear Galilee, soprano solo. O Celestial Abode, double quartet. Easter Dawn, alto solo. The Resurrection Alorn. trio,, solo and ohorus. Kaster Day! tenor solo. To Pastures Green He Ieadeth. contralto solo. Low at th Cross, quartet. The, Light of the World, sooraho solo. In Jovful Accla mation, solo and chorus. Offering forf the Plann Ftind. He is Risen! Walle-. lujah- The public is cordially Invited Xo evening service will be held. Flrat Baptist. ' There will be special Kaster musical numbers and Eastern themes at both services in the First Baptist church. The themes will b morning. "He is Risen." evening. "The Call to Life." AldKNlNli MUSIC Anthem ' For Christ the Lord is Risen ... .Gaines Contralto solo. Mis Tartar Baritone sole, Mr. Snutli Anthem . , J O Dt-ath. Where I Thy Stir g. .Turtier Soprano solo.- Mrs. Rotli EVKXIXO MUSIC Contralto Solo There, is a Green Hill Far away. ... Gounod Miss Tartar Barftone Solo The RtMurrection Shelley Mr. Smith Anthem Christ is Risen -Turner Soprano solo. Mrs. Roth Itarlntone solo, Mr. Smith Cantata l'rayer. lromie. I'Valpe . .Xeidlinger J Out of the Depths Soprano solo, Mrs. Roth II If Thou ShouMst Mark Iniquities Contralto solo. Miss Fawk HI My Soul Waiteth for the Lord Soprano and alto duet, Mrs. Roth. Miss Frank . Soprano solo, Mrs. Rotn Contralto soo. Miss Fawk IV Mercy and Truth V Cormregational hymn VI Judse Me 1Ti VII He That Dwellcth In the Secret place VIII Soprano and Baritone duet Search Me O Lord Mrs. Roth. Mr. Smith IX God is Our Refuse Soprano solo, Mrs. Both 4 Jims L'e Melhafllat. ' Sunday school convenes at 9:45 a. m. W( have a w II orcanized s-hrol with Classen for nlL Alsoa fine Junior department where good rnre is taken of the Tittle -folks, Chas. Hagerman is superintendent. Morning worship at ll:0 o'rlKk, This will be nn Raster service. The primary department will assist with th following: Prelude, KcVn Winchell. Kasler Mntf by the .-dcpVrtmem. Recitation bv -ren- K-tiVber Re,cit t i,n The Tuesday m . and raaHMD Mlaalon. , Regular service as usual anil Frld.iv rtinrhts at 7:30 p owing to speciatl services at the Xaza ren church, there will be -no service at the Mission Sunday March 31. You should be there. A. "Wells, stiperrntend ent. William Kenyon. assist, superin-tedent. Firat Methadlat. State and Church atrerts. R. X. Avison. minister. 94 1 . a. m. class mptinEr. 9:t. a. m Sundiv school. 1 1 :0n a. m. sermon, "The Triumph of I Life." 3:0) p. m. Dr. Avison will speak at the Old I'eoplea Home. fi:30 p. m. the Enworlh- leagues: Junior Miss Xe-.-a Willard. leader. Second Miss Genevieve Findley, leader. First -Miss Faw-Balin. lender. 7:30 i. m. Cantata "From Olivet to Calvary" by the. .iholr direct byDr. Frank W. Chace. - CataMtlie f horrb. Cottage and Chemekcta streets Kastern Sunday Mass with sermon at 7:30 (old time observed for all Mafses) and Solemn High Mas with special music and sermon by the Rev.- Thomas Meier. O. S. B.; president or Ml. Ainrel college at 10:3. Solemn Benediction follow la?t Mass. Kveryone most cord ially welcome. Services at the Oregon State Training School 'for boys at 2:30 I'. M. A Play. "The Dust Of the Kartli will be given for the benefit of the church, in St. Joseph's Hall, on Friday evening. April 5th. at 8:15. Reserved seats .otic. Admission 23c. South Salem Friend. South Commercial and Washington street. H. K. I'emberton pastor. Bible school at 10 a. m.. classe for all and an Kaster program. Albert Miller, superin tendent. Meeting for worship and preaching at 11:00 a. m. Young peo ples meeting at C:30. Kvening toee-ting at 7:3(. monthly business meeting at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. - Flrkt l uttrd Hrelhren. S'lmlsy school hour will be used for Kanter priiCTun. 11 a. m.. new time, preaching ;;t 12 a. m. nw time by Rev. Chr.. W. T.hbt-t iutj4-ct "The Resurec r'.or " Ir. nchlna- in tlw? evening by the I . r at 7:30 old time, subject, asleep ni ib'.l-ip of the enemy and paying i:.e pentlty. Flrat Prefcyterlaw. Remember the changed time begins today. All services besrln according to the new time. "The Living but Un recognized Christ" Is the subject of the morning sermon. XewViembers are to be welcomed. The Lord's Supper will be observed. 11 o'clock new time. At 4 o'clock (new time) the Vesper Song service will he held. The chorus choir under the leadership of TTiss Mfnnetta Magers will sing "The Redemption" by Gounod. I'vancclicnl .eclallOB. Seventeenth and Chcineketa street. Jacob Stocker. pastor. 10:00 a. m. Sun da v school. C. F. Williams, superintend ent., 11:00 a. m. Divine service and Kaster sermon by the pastor. 6:30 p. m. Young People's Alliance led by C. T. Doty. 7:30 p.m. sermon by the pastor. ?;0rt p. m. service at Frut land Mondav, beeinnintr at 7:30 and all throuirh the week Revival meetings at the local church. Tlitral Caarearatleaal. H. C. Stover, minister. Sunday school at lrt;00 a. m. Faster service by the Sunday school at 11:00 a. m. Central Cetisrregatlonal. South Xineteeth and Ferry streets. H. C Stover, minister. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Easter proem m at llrTj. Christian Endeavor at B:4 5 p. m. All servu-ea will conform to the new time schedule. Tnlnrian. vSpr-elal Eater service at the t'nilir iTti i huroh Siind.-;- at ":.'! P m. The I).- Molnv chapter of the Xigbt Tem lar will conduct the service. The reg ular m.rnintr service will be suspend ed, the Sunday school conducting a special service nt H ;( n. m. Swc)al music.. The service will be sung bv a er if ted quartet composed of Mls Rita Stciner. ?liss Ada B. MUler. Mr. Chas. Knowland and Mr. Hcnrv Compton. Solo, by Miss MHIer, As It Began to Dawn.--Hark'-r. Friends and merubers are .arnestl -requested to atend. Do not mi!j this rare pportunity. Paul' KpUeop.il. Robert H. .TtUH Itector. Services for Ea t r Day. tlloly communion 7:30 and :30 a. in. ifbildrei' aervieea H:0 a. ro i'bV.rnl 'lr. br.'t ion With reet'il DO YOU KNOW That wo liave? tho only fully c.jiiippoil vulfainzino; shop in Salem tit-only ones that ean r ti(-ai nixl. !.nill up your. lire as it was when now. u A'e havo faHory rxporienee and know lhc ifrc businoss; w tlo all tho work in our shop anl lo not have to senl vjoir tiros to rortlanil or olKowhorolo have lhom onroil. TIRES Pennsylvania Vacuum cup, 6,000 mile guarantee. United States Royal Cord Tires, 8,000 Mile Guarantee 4 Road Service'City Service Costs you no more to buy a tire or tube from rac on the roal than at my store. Come in and let me talk tires to you. Quackenbush Auto Supplies and Vulcanizing Telephone Six Six 219 North Commercial St. -41 mm ii r, - r 1 ' -i T" - z 7 'i Co raserva eon The Government is asking every one to conserve essentials. ' Time is one of the most important essentials and should be con served. The Automobile is ono of the main essentials for it conserves time. It is good business, and essential, that every fanner and business man should own a light car for it conserves time The high price of hay and grain makes the price of horse-drawn -re-i hides almost prohibitive. The low priced light automobile is as necessary to the farmer as the plow or binder, lit saves time which is money. The Chevrolet Model Four Ninety is the logical car for nine men out of ten to own, for the reason that the first cost is low (the lowest priced electrically equipped car fn the world) and can be operated at less expense than any car built. When you own a Chevrolet you conserve time, Money, Hay and Grain, and you are in accord with the Government's request. Should you spend double the amount of money you would get no more satisfaction or service than you get in the Chevrolet Four Ninety, selling at $765 f. o. b. Salem; and this price-will not last long. SALEilil AUTOMOBILE CO. F. G.DELANO 246 STATE STREET. J ' A. I. E0FF PHONE 97 mu.!c and address 11:00 a. m. Bap tismal service 4:00 p. m. Kvenni.nif and address with special music ?-, P- m. Among the musical number' for the morning service ore: Schillings Te Deum In F. Shcppcrd's "Christ Our I'BKsover" in K flat; Spenee's "Day iif Resurrect Ion." Solo parts to be sung by F. G. Deckebach; Miss Marie Church ill. Miss Florence Cleveland, Miss Jones At the evening service an arrangement of well known hymns and i enrols set ting forth Ihe events of the last Week of our lord's life has been planned. including Harvey Is. Gaul a barmom zation uf the old Alsatian csrd "When the Children Went to Play." The pub lic is Invited to participate. r). r. I. 11. s. A. Sunday March 31 at 3:00 p, gelist lecturer of Portland will speak- on "This World Xow Ended or Miliums now I.ivine Mav Xever See Death. At 7 ::s pt m. different classe .from Polk and Marion counties will study Ibe IW-rean lessns n usual. Evaneel ist E. J. Iiakr if Tunimn, Wayti., will also have a inesKuxe for us. WiHiamfAgmn Running for National Committee Ralph E. fWilliams of Portland yesterday filed with scrrtary of State Olcott declaration of his can didacy for Republican national com mitteeman. In his platform he de clares : "I stand for re-united . Ttepnhllcan pary. 1 shall do my Iioh to promote its welfare. I helone to no factions. My aole purpose will lo to elect the entire ticket, state and national, as nominated. t- My past experience as national committeeman should en able nie to render valuable service to the party. In npport"of this I have letters from ex-Chairman Wil cox of'the Republican national com mit tee; George W. Perk In?. j hair man executive rommitteevMrb'srres-' sive party, and Will H. llays.piresent chairnuli ofJiepublican national committee." Statement Shows Permits -Issued in First Quarter One hundred3i5ve permits were Issued by John JF. Lefi., stat engi neer, during the first quarter of the year 1918. These permits Included the Irrigation of land aggregating 27v723 j acres, the development of 501 horsepower, and water' supply for one municipality. The estimat ed cost of construction for these pro jects totaled $423,290. The municipality "whoch will re ceive water supply under tire propos ed project isCrowfard Point, In Coos county. The Portland, Eugena St. Coas Bay Land company, which has charge of the project, proposed to divert the water of the several lateral branch streams of Willraneh creek, through a pipe line four and one-half miles in longth, at an ap proximate cost of $IS. 0U0. The largest irrigation project tin dertaken during the last quarter was that of It. R. Itenham, whose office are in California. The coinpany con templates the irrigation of 18,000 acres of land in Lane county, for tf-hieh they propose to ue the waters of the Mckenzie river, stored In Kisi and Clear lakes. The cost of the pro ject will be $270,000. The Cornucopia Minos company of I'aker has secured tile right to an- piopriatH the waters of Klk, Jin Fihk and Fall creeks to develop A'i't horsepower for liydro-eiectrie plant in that vicinity. The water will be diverted through a pipe line, two miles in length, at an approxi mate cost of $20,000. , " - mm Are you prepared' for Tire Trouble on the road? Or would you get stuck 'steen miles from help. Come in and let's go over your repair kirfogether. We can anticipate every need and fill it from our complete stock of accessories. Vulcaning and retreading is our long suit. . , . . l,t. e BRACKETT & GRAY'S TIRE HOSPITAL Service ' MILES ATISFACTION Phone 1400 279 N. Commercial St.