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??"T,.KESBTrcRlAJ CHVB.CH
W.rt vran. Long, ;Jtii,tr. :45 a.
? d'r cno- Clse for Q ages.
Bi suerninr worsaip. Sermon,
Kingdom Trail Blast." by th aria
5ltCTV. Will sing tiod of th
bT"Wpew. Orgsa numbers "-La
Grande Offertir da He. Ce
t! r.B,,,U,: A"tio." liisre:
' "J1" K lt." Mrrkrl. 6:30
P. as. Christian Endarer societies. 7 :30
P. m, -rt'spiritnal etenlng. A stored
tnaleal Vill be tlrea by the quartette
i"",e?V ' Miv Byro Arnold. orgs :
. tranklia leaner, piano, aad other
rtutvr.VTfc. public is cordially inriud.
ompiie precran elsewhere.
71HST aTETHOTJIHT TTf!ftAT.
8u, "d Church atreeta. Blaine
E. Kirkpatrick, Minister; Claa Meeting.
:15 .m, Geo. Uitehfield, leader. Sun
day School, s4T am., iiF. BUnss, Sup
erinundonv, Whether v yeu are old or
jouacyou will Jinl your place to one of
- ... iiTt eimmn aaaembUea, meeting sun
v J.1'","00- - W r yoa are o ' eonnected
, ritB, any other Sunday school, jou will be
, welcome. Morning worship, XI 'clock.
. Our full choir will be present and excel
I lent music is vrutaised under the direc
tion of Prof.' E. VT. Hobson with Prof. T.
. Roberta at the organ. Sermon will "be
7 the Pastor oa the subject:" To 8erre
the rrestnt Age." Junior learn1. 5
o Mock. First Chapter Epworth -league
wilt bo lead -or Lk,rd Thomnaoni Second
Uiaprferby Florence Clutters Third Cbap-
T I .r V to..!, u II 1 1.' i -
is x-
service
tonsrr to
Oiiietr hsi
i this field
WI is sow home on furlough.- His wee
aage will b- one - of . mnususl interest,
bringing a first hand message from a field
Very little known.,- The- wo bile ia wel
come. Thursday eTtnlng, Church night
aerriee, atereoptico'n addreaa on the World
feeieo - Progress,- t-.--giea by- the
Pastor. This' is the culminating aerriee
f f the winter : period of church night,
Krery member ittae church should be
present. : . i . - ;. --V":
"v o clock. 'Ah xiaususl -pnrttege
' VI ' H ' our congregation at this
. t f i Ira -tiilleit. a miss
' L-fcf",iet Africa, iU speak. 'Mr,
r seieed. a term of Ots rears ai
3 ,niST C0H0EXOATI0HAI. CHTBCH
C LiMrty Jtnd-i Center Streets, - W; C.
. Ksalror, minister. ; Sunday school at IV
1 a.BB.. record attendance last tiunday;
j, anen a eiia and woman's elassea- under
jf well equipped tacbers, inrite ether to
iola; also fin elassea for boyi aad girl
at.d mot iccful primary depart
1 ment. Mr. I. MeCallinter, auperintendent;
7 moraing worship, at 11 a.ui-. Sermon aub-'-.
Ject, "la- the -WiWeruess with Ood."
J . Vovng people' hvsting vat 6:U0 p.m.;
cTening wvraiip,' t :8U o'clock; aong ser
1 vice; brief address ' by pastor. Subject,
) .VSblpa that Pas in the Night,".' illus
, trated by quotations from, th Bible ( Beat-trice
liarradea, . liongfellow, Lowell and
Tennyson.; A real gospel message; prsyer
mettiag Thursday si 7;30 pjn.
LesIXB METHODIST EPISCOPAL
1 South Commercial and . 7r Htreets.
II. t. Penrberton, pantor. - Vou are cor
dially invited to attend the aerricea of
this churoh ou tiaday a follows! Sun
day school at 9:45. E. A. Uhoten, auper
intendent. X Bible ' school worth while.
Yoa will enjoy it. worth league aseet
in; si :J0, young people enjoy this hour.
It ia slWa with interest.. ' iiorninf wor-
hin at 11 o'elock. Herovon subject: "To
Herva tha Praaant Are." I ETCnins meet
ins at 7:90 o'eloek. ' Subjects , ''The
Lt-ht That Does Not falU". The choir
will furnish special music of- nuusual ex'
cellence ' moraiag . and ' ereaing. If you
want . gospotpretchlnT, christian fellow
abip, good music, happy Singing, and a
rhwrful company of folks coma with us.
aiaki'ttl jwt charch.. - , J; ,.
, ''A mart chimbtiak chxtxch s
Crater and High streets. I t. Erana,
minister, idiss Us t tie 3J.it CO ell. mission
rr. 'Soma - Thincs . tae- Church lias
Lost," Will bo the minister's sermon, topic
at the morning semce; . Xhe bjojo acnooi
m .i a. im laua and denartmants
for all ages. Th men Of the church. wUl
: attend th -Bible i el at; sin ungn e
1 , 9:45. ... - liTely tsessioa at both, places
Tha tnr ix rnU iiMt' at 6:30 f or
prayer aerriee. and social fellowship. Sp-
tisl music oy mixa quartet av toe mura
ing worship. and male quartet will feat
ure the Tning'.prcrsn. oapusm, iu
lowing th maMruint aerTicsr-
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'. eTO ST u v u rtfOTnTTkH "
M Putnam, minister. Bible school 9:43 ajn.,
Chris J. Kowitz. sunerintendent Let ns
kn nn m, ttbndanes af faiat time., lalss
Tnroer s .orchestra, will rendet a apoetal
number at the- opening-, --Junior lit tin
basement following th obserrane of th
Ird'a Tsblo. tvary christian ought t
hear te pastor's moming measaga,
'J "Whst Must- a Christian 4 HP, . P
Saved V ' Let all that eam'lnt th
(.church during th meeting- be: sure and
come. Wwsn ywa to Jeet xigns bi
heme as oa of the church family. Those
wishing t obey, tneir liord'a 4irin eom
snsad and. b bnried. wjtfcv Him in hu:
tiaa baptism ar. asked to b at th,rs
Christian ehnrch at $:30 p.mt Th Volun
teer band wBI conduct aerriee ia th af
ternoon... at. ; Linoolnu The. i Endeatorer
meet at o:80; Evangelistic serrlc ,7:30,.
Thin service will be : hi , charge f the
ycung people ahd three ' four , abort
talks, will be gixea on, "Whr I d
Christian Only.1 The pastor beglna a
retiral 'meeting at AumstrUi this week;
Th locsl-church wiljl. epntinue its regu
lar 'services as " ssuaL "Church Cay"
every Thursdsy la centiauin e ttrpet
larger 'pumbeTi Th prog.ram begin at
3:U p.m and continues till t p.m. Come
bear-ebet it - Yts-will - lwy-tinA?
welcome with us. Come one and w
know: yoa will com agaia ; i 1
'tjAZOV EEE MEMO EI AL M. . -Corner
orth-Wioter aad Jefferson Sts.
Ti.,., Aeheaon. nastor: LeRoT Walker,
assist ant. in eharse of- th Janior church.
Tak th Korth Commercial aUeet ear to
- J.ri.r.nn Amei morninr worship at 11
. I n'rloek. t" Theme I The - Churek, . 1 IU
i.liiM.nmt and Possibilities. ' Even
ing worship, 7.3U o'clock. Appropriate
evangelistic mess sge by -tfc pastor, bun
lav aehool convenes at 9:45 a.m- With
- tf RnhertK. Annerintendear: in charge.
Classes for both young and old with
tear her tthat are capable and conse
eraled Junior ehnrch service uiown stair
at it a m with Rev, Walker sn charge.
Welcem exteuded to yoang people S to
is rear -at t. . Kd worth leaxu davo-
tinal meting 6 :30 p.m. Young peopl of
-r
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v jll i
'vr'
XT i. '-'.
-w .
I No. article of furniture gives to; the living
roon? theCsame" degree of elegance as" does a :
: grand Plano '
KNABE HOiDDORfF STARR f
' LYQH"& HEALY CLARENDON '
K -r ; - v.-. And Other Pianos :
Grand $595, 5085, $850, to 3, 600
. GEO, C, :mLL
i V 432 State Street, SataOrcC .
f;
both ehurrh and rommunlt invited.- Good
time i assured: testimony and praise ser
vice for adult in the auditorium at 7 p.m.
tea Df ore. josepn iisrecar. A good place
to be. ilHi neh miss Mj Tha nnblie ia
assured of a good heme like greeting at
all of these service. There will be eoe-
tial music both morning 'and evening by
tne cnotr. the Jason le irarinr usnu
will meet with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ois
brow, 1600 North Capital street, on Wed
nesday evening at 7:30. c Meeting of the
Junior and ten '.or churches on Thursday
svening at 7:4. lou ar invited.
LUTHEXAW
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church.
State ant Eighteenth streets, U. Koehler,
psstor. Sunday school in Engliah at 9:45
a.m. Passion service with sermon in
Uermsn at 10:80 ana... Tha pastor will
preseh on. "The Croft and the Cruci
fixion, leung jpopies meeting at 0:30
r.m; Topic: 'The Dangers of Trifling
With Life, tiod. aad thej8ouL" Evening
service in English at ,7:aa p.m. JJid-
week r-meettng. -"Thursdsy .at 7:30 -p.ss.
Bible school conducted ley the vaster on
Paturlay. The Loteas iociety meets with
Mrs. M. Oclilhar on Wednesday at p.m.
Yon are coi?lilly invited 4 our aerricea.
HIGHLAND jrEEENDS
IlighUnd '.art nun add X, Church street
T. i. and Ida J. Xxje, . minisUrs. . Bible
scuooi meets ai lu. a.m. alter ciianton,
superintendent Our School is growing
and ; w have-classes suited to all ages
and a welcome for til. Morning wersjiip
and preaching at 111: Junior endeavor at
3:30, Miaa Mrs Liill ia chsrge; Senior
C. at 6":30 p.mi presching service at
7:30- p. nf. Prayer theeting on Thursdsy
st 7i30 y.m v if stand for th- entire
Bible as the Irspired Word of iod and
have do fellowship with the so called
Modernistic nnd evolution teaching ao
prevail nl in these days -
CENTRAL CONGEEOATIOSAL
Soathlth;-HanT--Wr'3ohnsnr minia-
ter. , Sunday school and morning worship
at 10 'a.m.; youag "people's 'meeting st
:30 p.m.-: preaching servioe at 1:30 p.m.
good music, good fellowship, Sermon topio
wiu bet "ijaa M ot into -temptation."-
Thursday evening, h ineeUac
will be open to discussion of til question
av to how best to train children to wor
ship . trod. The seal with which - the
members of this' church ar sow attack
ing he problems of property Improve
ment .will soon get results. . Th ladies
are steering a complete renovation i tha
mterior of th church, .The jne. are eall
lag far all hands In ton work f setting
up the new tiundey school building, and
th psintiflg ot tae caurca. . , coin men
and women ar shewing, a fine interest in
this work of improvement, and much, vol
unteer help seem to be available ; Any
member wno can land a hand will njoy
doin.ao.... .... . ... i
i - SEVEHTH DAT ADVEKTIST .
- Corner of fifth and Gaines, C.
Krntson, pastor; Sabbath school at 10:30.
This la th charch at study gettihr ac
troslnted -with - the Bible.- - Preaching at
11:30 .by the pastor. , Young people's
meeting at 4 :3t ; - the leaders. Mr., E.
Norwood aad loaa Worden make this ah
Interesting part of ' the chaerh services.
Tne Sunday .night -lectnrw .will prove of
mora than usual intrest this week, ' Th
subject, being. Turtr.' Will ah var
leave Europe! Why do th' christian aa
tiena allow aneh cruel nation to exist t
Tb "Bible- answers --th questions; com
and heir for yourself; remember th time
and, place, ' S. .. A.. churehi 8undy at
' " CHB.ISTIAS SCTEHCE
First Church. Dnrbaa and Hugh hall.
abovo Penney ' afore, ' Sunday . morning
sermeo. "Man." iSoaday achoOl at .9:30
a.m. , tvedaesday - eyaning. testimonial
meetinsr at a o'clock. Btsding room. 209
Masonic Temple, 'open 'every day except
holiday a V and Sundays, from r 11 tl5 , to,
5 :30 p.m. All ar cordially invited to
our aerviee ard to our reading room. .
r n&ST XXinTED BEETHEEM..
' Csnue Twelfth and : Mission ' streets.
Sunday ehool at 10 .tn.t elassea for all
gges; -pfeacaing: ix. s.nw. xoiiqweq oy
eommunion service. Evening service.
Christian Endeavor 6:30.- preaching 7 :SU.
TW will be ng uari uitg. . -ine
presiding , elder,. TLey. A. 8. lienderson,
will be Treses t ny--irhr both morn-
mr and evening. You are Invited to at
tend and worship with-es.' ' Come ' and
bring - your ' hildrn. Prayer meeting
; Wednesday; evening at 7 ;30. v C W. Tib-
bet. pastor, ,;.vt-. .-.';.''
i ; ' CMUECH OP THE XAXABIaTE '
' Nineteenth and. Marion streets. C. Jlow
ard Dsvis, pastor ;- Hdaday'-' school 9 :45
a.m., W. - B. -,- Hardy, superintendent;
-1 u IT PrauMn, It ,lil Ann,
eial sermon lor TOonf poovia :--oung noo
ole'a ervee ttiSO-. m.: evsngeustid ser
vice 7:30 p.m. a coraiai welcome to au,
PTJEI. OOSFEL klSSIOK
IBS South Commercial street. Ralph D.
Bullock, pastor, 251 Mission street. Sev
viceseiudsy. x smi p.n. -mesaay,
Thumdav and Saturday night 7:80.. Com
nd see and hear .the out time gospai as
it began n rn tint century. . ,
' V kismAanr xEroKMXS chuech
Corner, of -Capitol and Marion atreeta.
flnndiv "- school - 10 a.m. ' aad-' English
presching service : 11 a.m. ...4r vain
serv. : ir ienny, pastor - w
CHTJECK Or. GOD
1346 , X. Chuxch-street, J. J. Gillespie,
castor : Sunday school 10 a.m : Mrs.
Walter Barkua, aupdrintendent. suitable
classes for 'all grade of aehotar preach'
ing service" 11 s.m; subject: Obedience to
tha. Sew Testament covenant., oaa . xu
14; young people' a aerricea 6:46 aad
prescning service p.m.. rrsyez meev
ins: with H a. uroaa, 690 Highland ave.
Tueaday . evening 1 ".30 and prayer meet
ing at the chapel Wednesday evening
7 :80. Th revival services will e Apri
7-17, Evangelist C. H. Featherttoa ef
Aadeson. Ind- will have chsrg of th
-services. ' Mr. featheratoa ia m forceful
speaker and preaches a full gospel. Com
aad bear aiat. . . .
SCAHDDrAVlAS MV . CHTXRCB
15th aad Mill streets, David O. HasieL
pastor. - oondar morning worship n
'clock and Sondsy aehool 12. Epworth
leagu i:i - ana - evening , service
'clock. Mid-week .service. Thursday
p.m. On Friday, March 4, th Ladies Aid
will serve a chicken - pie supper ia'th
ifianqs
Our ; stocks are-com
plete and our prices
e right,;, ;'
v.. . :"- ;. ' ;
chnrch from 5 to-s ..- A" cordTaVfti - T
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ALVATIOH A&MT SEE VICES "I'
-Hotrnesa-ewOng--.m-A-itim of
full salvation foe all ska mm - mmi.ini
a meeting for th ehu-
Utw- JSui, -ii
r all who eome. Battle
aeeimg a pH. . j
dren with cissies
there is a part for ail who come. Battle
r-Jstf wVp-inleleSng
ut -om that promises a good time. Mon
day Burnt at the Preabvteriaai ehnreh.
Brigadier .Wat. ttuard, suported brMajdr
ind Mrs. Wiaterbottom. staff cpptsin and
tain Helen .Todd, will conduct a eSZ
hob Army- rally. Meetingl during the 1
ZVLKX9'L
charge. , . i'- - I
rTWTTv wiar-we, '.
4raitb chapel, eor'nep- st 17th street an4
Xebraska aVeC.ne. UMre Chanman. i.
fe. Sunday school-10 a.m. There is a
Class lor all. com. C. P Walla.- aanarinl I
tendeht. Preachiag. at 11 a.m.-and 7:30
p.m. i by thr pastor ; ' Christian Endeavor
aiaw-pjB., BBior x;. :bo Lkdiea'
Aid WedneadayXafternoon ; prayer, meet-
rag -laursaay evening 730 pm. W ,M. A.
meets Friday. ' Yo ar inritetT to all
tnes aervicaa. . Come; and bring ' your
iricuus aua wonnip Wltni- tig '
ntss itxTHobiit :
Corner of N Winter 4 M .rki iim,!.
Rev; Mortimer C. Clarke, psstor.' Sundqy
school at 9.43. lr. Prank B. Sehuts: auo-
erintendent. Classes for all sixes and
ages frescoing hour it 11 and 7:43
Clasa nveting at 12:15. A. D. Gillette,
teaaer; ysunj people a meeting at 6:30,
Lather it-"Cook in. charter - The Funda
mentals Bible Class will meet Monday
evening at ;15 instead of Tue(fsy as it
uaoally dves' ,Pray r meeUng Thursdays
at l:a0.-,. The postor's-subject -Suudar
morning wilt be, "Dwelling in Ood." In
me evening ne win Dring aneVangelistiB
mrsssje.' x ,r. eordiaflr invited t' it-
tehd thesa sexTjcea.4 v ; ...
UM 1TAEIAH . CHTJKCH
Rev. Martin I'ereshetian. minister' 8er-1
vice held at Woman's - Club building.
corner Cottag and Canter street. CUuxth
school 10 a.m., adult class, "The Bible as
Literature.", lecture and discussion, erod
ed instruction. levotional services at 11
Contralto solo, "The Voice in the Wilder-1
U"' "'r.-?!:
maiva at toe piano, ut
the benefit oL,the, new church. Mr. Fer.
A'.i.riw?n:: acrS'oT iSSSS?
Buojeet, va atoaera eiight into gypt."l
W fht. !JVyoB.",, c,ub
-J i in .
BUaiilOaAKT ALUAICE
mrwiHiB aa -JsissioBsry a usance ISO"!
ernacl. Jerry street, near Church street I
Bunaay attraooa 2 clock; Sunday
acnvoi.. eiaeses sor an ages. -vwme ana
enjoy , theraiodv. Preaching aerviee
p.m, subject,, "Th. Midnight friend."
wUl enjoy the gospel singing in th vt -
ing service,. Tuesday prsyer and praise I
i ;oo. itrnji diou stuay :jv. oaiur
day evening is young people's airht. H.
fc-vofweitan awa.- cos well, pastor, 4W
winter si reel. .
ffLAD TiDnras missiok
ZlZVt Court street, C. 8. Johnson, pas
tor.. Sunday aehool at 1 p.m.. -services at
3 ana .m meetings vt tonesday. Tburs-t
day, aad. Saturday. eTeniugsr. Th spirit
ia with us in our meetings. Fun, gospel!
nxrrnranri
and prais' unto our ood. Everj' body
invited-; - '
nnsr evanoelical chuech
Center and Liberty, streets. rC. U . Pok I
ing, .minister. . Regular services, March
io; Preaching at ira.rn. and 7:30 n.m,
ia-tha momihg - Rmt, tj R. Storet wm
(reach. In the evening. Rev- E.- tj.. Horn -
Ihaeh will deiiTer th. . addre.. a fiu
..l..w U (((mJ W . U . '
inperiatehdenr: 8alor and Junior Ea-
desvor rat .6 &Q ' P.m.. Midweek 'service
LiTeaTgre
vie. , lraponsnt mauer.to e discussed.
a aearty. welcome to au. ine annual con
ference session ef The Evangelical 'Church
will convene in rortland First Church, I
April Si with liifchop . bpreng. presiding.
Bishop prenj resiae. ia Vh'tfo. j ,..
TEE, TTHST BAPTIST CHTSCK
Kev. E. is. eOiams. pastor. Bible school
at 9:45. Morning worship ai If V clock. I
Th moraing aermoa by. th pastor, ub
iect. J'The TAcuieverafnt of. Jesus.'.'- In I
th afternoon at 3 o'clock h grest young I
people' aerriee with address by. the naa-J
tor. Subject.; '.'Life, ,A Challenge: or a
Compromise. ' The evening service -will I
eontlhu the revitai meetings aad. will be
ln.jciisrg of .the -Evangelists, Vr.Trawia
aad' Mr. and Mrs. Tebow: Evening meet I
ing. begins at J :30. .1 The young . peopl
meet st o:au, , . ,
Chemeketa atreet P. "W. - Launer. pss
tor. . Sermon at 11 .m subieet. "A
Blessed Life." Th servk at 7 :30 wiB
be casdu:ted fcr. tha Wotnaa a Missionary
Society.. . A vrogram will b rendered. ' A
missiooai-y- Offering wilt be taken. Sunday
school at 10 ja.dwar(t &ib, supcrin
tendent. EraageJiral kague at 4:80, Mr.
Fred fiewert will lead sermon st Auburn
at '8 p.m.. , Prayer t) aerricea . Thursday
cvenmg.
C0TJSTT HOUSES S ASSOCIATI0S
The all-day. monthly meetiarof the I
juarioa vonntr Association win n neia
Tuesday, next at. Wotdbuca ia 4he Free
Methodut charch beginning at 10 a.m.
Preaehina? at 10:30. 2. and 7:30: , Eev.
Sim of Scotta" Mills wUl preach . in the
moraing, Uov. .it. y. Clarke of Ha lent, u
the1 afternoon, had Rev'. I. G. Lee, of
Salem la the evening x Brink tur; lunch
and upetd, the -day Hot ortaka will be
served free. "AV. fcr.' Wrigjtt, Mretary, K.
I. xi smug ton, preside m. v
CATHOLIC
Kev. J. R. Back., pastor. Masses en
Sunday at 7:30. 8:30 and 10:80 o'clock.
thiring Lent Holy Mass is read. ia the
Church every day at,, o'clock. Benedic
tion of the Most Blessed eacrameot
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays,, pre
ceded oa Wednesday by the Rosary and
a abort instruction and on Friday by th
Stations oi.tn cross.
priately beautiful group of flower I
songs, and with the business ses
sion resolving into interesting
motions, the meeting of the Salem
Woman't club yesterday afternoon
ai the club house waar one of the
mosjt successful of the year.,: Pro
fessor Nelson dwelt on the waste
ful manner in which the, valley is
rapidly bringing about- the extinc
tion of aeveralr varieties ot wild
iiowers. . n( mentionea particu
larly .. the flowering currantj,' Ore
gon gripe, 'rhddodehdronand the
little orchid , known as calypso.
He alluded to the floral tragedy
01 ine roruana vicinity wnere, in
the Ikst thirty year, forty-five
varieflerof- wild flowers, haire
completely d i s a p p e a r e d. He I
brought up the matter of legisla
tion, .showing howT it had -t been
applied in, Illinois and Wisconsin,
Id 'pattlcular. Professor' Nelson
increased the force of vihe after
noon's talk with , the showing of
two acts of sildes, one of eastern.
the other of Oregon flowers.
These were obtained through the
U. of O . extension' aerviee. i MIsa
Churchill, . as -, her Bong-group,
chose three, numbers froni i Mc
Dowell's 'jGarden" Cycle" (a) o
tbjB""Clbver (bh To. the "Daisy and
(e) To the Violet. Mrs.rPhll
Newmeyer played the accompanf-
1 ft, 11 .aBBBBBBa t. 11 a
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- " M " thqfettsrneaff'fneethis- the
ctalu jcW.e4:iawor..ot;: holding
kOolndxctCquL. A
general committee was" apDolnted
s 1 '""":o wm afyviuKU
to develop Xtie TWarifr the group
Includjog-Wr Biatop, Url
F. A'. Elliott. vMrs.W. P Lord.
F. A'. Klllott, Mrs. .W.. K. Lord,
M,J.CburcWll andrs.
V. Soruth wick. Tea wag berved at
the end -of. the afternoon. The
tea table was attractive With daf-
l0a- V " ..
wio. auto n. iaiuu apu .jars.
'Hamilton oured. AThfe
committee of assistant libstessesa
'or the day were Mrs. ; Wllliani
1 Hamilton, Mrs. James Daaenberry,
hlrtn'.' Usrvv V7ai. ortVl H'V.J tr 5 ti
I fi.r.
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I -May 1 nave SpaCe In your paper
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t0 a?k "d nswr th? followloe
I auestlont . What U a nn hnnriwA
-
liter cent Amerlrun' On what nrln'
. . ; ' ( '.
I Cipies IS the per Cent based?
Ite a venture to express my
opinion on what a one hundred
per cent .American Is. We are it
nnsiian nation. The supreme
court ot the United States In 1 88 2.
. . , i ,-
I aecided in the case ot the Holv
1 M State., i 4 ft
vHa,'ii, uu ii was me
unanlmdos decision of nine Judges
atw y asBetasas av w SVsa7 WW s9 CB At A W
I ttnn tiatirttf 'tWa to nn .
t, j.., , ,
HOm. the decision Of the United
I States supreme court, therefore
I w -fi..Ir,i ,,
I we muat ' "Christian nation.
i , Being a christian nation the
1 establishes the prlQCiprej On Which
our citizenship Is built, Is the
church, the school, the conscience,
the ballot box, and the law book
The christian religion without
education 1. but little better than
I SUDerstitUtion. - .and education
wtrKnnt tielatan .rllti .t. nr.
' C 7,
ten more of a curse than a benefit
80 tht y6?'
preachss, and; the teacher teaches,
1 ,R vi' U-nnnn
I educated ennstian conscience.
I a, ..,.,
Wther up our educated christian
conscience and cast or mould li In
1 J f -7 7 - "T j - ,..
I the ballot box, and If a required
I 1 ' 1 . I 1 tLi. 1 .1 A 1 . ' .1
majuriiy uuisiucu, utf iucaviuu
J t issue Decomes a law ana
I nlarAd on niir law VinnV. mi nnr npr
rating must be
I nased 0Q OUr aeiense ol SUCH
Prices
$16
to
$54.75
EDITORIALS
law.. To be a nominal one Hun
dred per cent American, "we inst
srmply"lnd6r8e'"lBer"establisfied
laws," but to be a positive oe hun
dred per cent American we: must
defend -and' help' maintain the
American fundamentals ' of gov
ernment, which Is the church, the
school, the conscience, tile ballot,
and tne law book. . ,
'f. -Every ear that exacUy dWde
by four Is'i'siefclaTflnie tor "every
Toter. to taW'measnreof nrm
self, and If rJf tairof ueana bnt
little of' nothlne- -to- us.- -we have
ifee '"to educated.. . . Oa.--this
point libelieTe the church and
school are at fault.' ' s
The occasion" .for writing this ia
because of the nation'..- seeming
togetfuiness ,df 'the' pHme factor
in our fundamentalsriwMCh?1s"'a
christian conscience. -
Whether the Rev. Billy Sunday
comes or not-it would be a splen
did idea, for all of us to gire our
educated. . christian conscience, a
thorough going over, otherwise we
are not one ? hundred per cent
Americans. v
, u . D. H. CLARK.
I960 South Commercial, ,
Dozen New ADbHcatiohs v
; "For Water age Received
yne louowing applications ; ioi
authority to appropriate "water
from sources in qregd.n. were filed
during the week with Rhea Luper
state engineer. ' :' '.'""
Ada and A. J. IClocKer of Med
ford, water from Rogue river for
irrigation of one acre and domes
tic purposes in Jackson county.
United States .forest" service, by
C C. Hall,- torest supervisor, of
Albany, water from Mansfield
creek for ' irrigation of 10 acres
and domestic use In Marion coun
ty. . , - ;. '
City of Seaside water from the
South Fork of Necanlcum river for
municipal purposes in Clatsop
county. ' " ' " "
Froom-Al Cannon ' of . Athena,
water from' Wild Horse creek for
subirrigation of seven and : one
half, acres In Umatilla county.'
Thomas B. Farmer' of Rogue
river; water from Rogjiet jrlver for
irrigation of 125 acres in Jack
son eounty.
Council Creek Lumber company
of Riddle; covering the construc
tion of the Council Creek reservoir
for the storage of 18,0.00 acre feet
of the waters of Council creek pr
saw mill purposes in Douglas
county.
, h. H- Hamilton of Grizzly water
from Coon creek for irrigation' of
7.7 acres in Jefferson county.
Qeorge W. H. Albert of Butte
- - .a . . ' aiiaisi asrifi"
effects (as pictured; on the left) others in plains arid;5
block plaids.' Some are half lined, others quarter
'lineel with; !lainV'a&d f igurjjliiet - r .
We are rnaking a special showing of these clevei;
Coats at this price. 0 ;yfy;.'i;
16
Falls, water from the North Fork !
of Big Butte creek for Irrigation
of it 0 acres' in 'Jackson county.""
J. F. Newell ot Portland, -cover-!
Ing construction. of the Big Marsh
reservoir fofthe storage of 80,006
. - "i .. l- ' -a nlL
is ices q i: tut; racia ui i3i
lUah lMl.tln ,. w
poses in Klamath county. ' J
Ashland Ice & Storage company,
of Ashland, water from 'Ashlanfl
creek fbrVmanu'lactu'rlng purpose's
in"Jackson county' " f
ArtVuf 'ttriCyle 'of Monroe, waf
er, from 'Catonvprihgcfdf domes
tit p ti r poses fasd : frrigatfoii o f y 1 0
acres in Benton; county. r
R. K. Funk-of ICakeview; run?
orf 'Water from JCrane xrisek and
springs tor the irrigation of 22.55f
acrW ln Lake county ; :
T A patriot Is one w;io avoids the
wrong arguments'd bu-s fhd
right stocnts in time "of war.
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Most businesses are big because
big men are "behind them. '
Got Right
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REV. C. L. TRAWIN, D D,
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accepted 'foiV tho'Clrcuitder
the. next thine tq do la ta write the
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such,' expression. Thero. Is an nm
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in'ouF stat, yhlch' will five an. v
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