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; it ? Luratr ilia ana .neorasKa. , banter, 6. I
! -uowar, resident, parsocgae. tSerritet,
; i -: Sunday school 10 a. m. , $ormon topics :
i -Mjsrninr, 'im 1'eerleta Preaches.'
j Evening. "Straining; at lha 1 Uaat ami
j t- Hwallowinf he . lintel.'' Bandar, school
I r i I..JL, upexmieadeat, .1'. ' W. wen.
y loon Feonle meetings, 7:80. '. . Week-
; 4 day aervkee:' Tharsday p. D Every
I1 r' Wly, md welcome.- One week for net t
Sabat a evening Iter. Slower will speak
on .-.troiaiion. -. , , ,
! .rtru, gospel mjssjos - 1 .
Address, "f31 Mission, St. .Pastor, fcsljik
D. Bollock, residence,' -31 Xission St.,
pbona.i4.3S-W. Herr ice . 10:30 . U
. -i:S0 p. m. Sunday school J0:30 a. m.
Week-day services, Tbarsdar at. T:3 p
m. i .Sunday nvornmr "t ' 16: JO i a very
Important n-.eetiof derated mostly to BiMe
' study. - Clashes for children,- Sunday aft
; eraeoa at 2 too the service- will be. held
ia the Uar.OB Soaare perk. : Last Sunday
rery inecessfni meeting was held there
and j wo are iueting better' time this
MMir,v Tha .subject probably Be
( urinf( ;wu I i.1 icum auurvHjv lima- vi
I refreshing to eonl and body in the o6J
i mat paisaTTiaiAjr crmmcH p ,
Address, Church St. fcerween Chemeltb-
. la- and .Center JSts. :30, a. nt- Sunday
arhoot. Mr. iH. . Barrett, aept. The
Men' a, Bible iclaaa and the Tri-C ebvs will
' meet at K'fdona parlora Other eiaaaes
'tnet at the rharck building. 11:00 a. is.
mitt worvkip. 8ermoa "The Wat'
ered Harden, ' by Rer CUa. P. Hesael,
oi romana. j i ne.cpoir win .emf , ueaja.
I . O Hatber. bproM. -7:00 p.m. Touag
I'eople'a - aoeiuHiea,: ,8:0O p. a. Popular
eveoittf aerice j Sermoii "The W.gr)d'i
Need a Challenge to Yhe Chureh," y Rer.
Chaa. P. lieaeel. The choir ' wUl aing
"O.UtnS of ttod. I Come." Monday
I Membera of 'Seation and thrlr famiUei
wilt 1e Brtsh Collece tic file rrouari
i' f or a , pic4iic. ti ten .!. ; Adamaiwill look
after the transportation and anjone "not
barioe- a war to co im askod to com
municate with Mr. Adama. 8JF12, and
arranremeiitK will hn- made. .. lieeular
monthly meeting of -tie Session- will be
Held the picme croaada.
Meet erery TSnnday in lierby Halt for
Bible atwdr. i iSnndar. duly oth at v xura
there will Te a free cublie leetnre by
3.1 Q. Hall, nuhject.1 Nations Aenjbllnjt
for final War." The worii war. Wat
foMght tp make -the. world afr for democ
rat r. but aom nations are btrlldinr great
er truisera, others greater air squadrons
ad other larger armies. While- the mata
f humanity cry for neace. bat ail see the
unaroidable I coming. Hear this lectttre.
I Seals free.io tollectipn. ,. , 4 ,
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Tabernacle Verry Bt xL T. nj Vn
Caawell paatora, residence: ITS 8. Cottage
phono l3j. IS err km 8 p. ra UrT.
IV, rccton win have charge f the aftei
nooo ' acrvlre. fcunday school 1
I '. Winn. ' MltMtrilltsaxtnnt Tt...
ni b Bo aTening serrico in the Tabcr-
Week, taal the people sua y at
tend the tent aerrlees held on. the corner
'H a" f. Comiuerrial. Conducted
oj Eranceliat Parrot bad Party. ,
M18SIOH'
4V r TlDTTf R sn v. Tur si f
8. -JokMon, pastor. Tevideace: ata.
pie Are. Service 3 and o p. is. Sonday
' - mol a p. m . Berkey, supvriateadent.
, loajig peonies meetine IrrUur ereiiinr '
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday area-
wig, oioio stuoy aaa prayer for the tick.
'ie4ay ,nd Friday at a :30 p. mJ We
. teaca too whole word, .Salvation for toe
sinner John 3:16, Baptism in the Holy
: unost Acta 2:4. lira ling tor t)t sick
Jamea 5:14:15.- Erswybody iarited. ; .
i FIEST Libert r and Center Sta' C. C.
Poling.: pastor, residence: 435 Liberty.
phone 891 J. Serrices 11 a. m and 8 p.
m. lr. -W. C, Kaatner will reaek at :ll
m, ana Kf u. Alunaay a uymau wtu
speak . ia the - evening.. : Sunday school
9 -A3 . a. i. r. X. lricbj : superintendent.
Young peoples' meeting .will b held at
7 p. m. juniors will meet at 11 a. m..
in. their room, ilurwee aemcea.Thura-
day evening, ,CK. .tprer .will .lead.'; ,
17th and Chemeketa fts., T. V. Launer.
pastor, residence: 268 K. 17th St phone:
1008W. Serrices 11 a. ro., and p. m.
Her, G. L. Lovell wilt preach at the moru
ing services. JSunday acboo! at 10 a. au,
O. R. Strausbaugh, sirperinteadeat. Young
people' meeting. at 7 p m.V Lesense Cora
banso, will lead.. Monthly meetiaa of the
Erangelical League ' will tni-et Tuesday
'evening.. ' -. .
; .r;; tSiaiita Jto Appear flet C: t
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- MARKET KTRKKT Corner. f X. vWut-
r ter end Market Sla.. Mortimer C. Clarke,
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Schuts. ennerlntendenl. , Clasees ifor all
lira anil aire' Cla&s meet in at 12:15,
Mr. ' i. B. Ceoley, leader. -Preaching
boar 11 and 7 . 45 Young peoples meet
ing-at 6:30. Mine .Martha Jaquet, leader.
On areouet ef the illness 'of the partor,
Rev. C. W. Bryan, chaplain of the Mate
penitentiary will preach . in the morning
and Euinrt Good Win breach in the even
Ing. AH are .invited to- theae jneetinss
and you will enjoy1 the splendid spiritual
atmosphere of this church.- . . -
; MASI0K COUVTT H0U3TESS ASS'V
. The regular monthly " meetias of. the
Anociatioa will be held In ronnection
wuh "the aaimal camp meeting' which -will
biT held nit the state tf air arrounds begin-
nine neat Tharadar eveainr at 7:30. and
is to last 10 days. The erangelista this Ipresch ia the erening at o'clock
year are to be Rer. Ceo. T.- Klein of Spo
kane. Wash and R. Kdward Mott. prea
idrat of fh North Pae. Evangelitte la
stitate. - Mrs Bess Owens Kunyan is to
he the leader of song thia year, and Mrs.
Ethel , H. . Clarke will be leader of boy
and girl. I Services will he each day at
; 10:30, 2rQ and 7:30. These meetings
are inter-denon.inational In character -and
i all! are cordially invited.
i CHRISTIAN SCIENCE '. '-; I -!
FIRST CHURCH Corner of Liberty
' and Chemeketa Sts, Sunday morning set---
rices at 11 o'clock.. Sunday evening at 8.
Subject of lesson sermon, pod." Sunday
school semiloaa . eon vene at' 9:30 and 11
a. im. Wednesday ' evenirie testimonial
meeting at 8 o'clock. : Beading room 200
-CHTJRCH OP 60D
1346' X. Church St., J. J. Gillespie,
pastor, residence: 1313 K. ' Church Bt
. L J: am rt-K t . .
ppooo oija. ecnKH m i. a,i iu
7:30 p. m. Sermon, Topics : The Duties
of a ' Watcbtbsn on the Walls of Zion
Ks. 33:l-XO 11 a. tn and rangelistic
an p.m Sunday school 10 a. m.. Mrs.
Walter Barkus, auperintendent. Young
peoples meeting 0:a p, m subject: A
Mudy. o" ew Testament Jr.ayjera, Harold
Keppinger, leader. Prayer meeting Wed
nesdya erening at 7:30. Mrs. Walter Bar
kus. leader. The 30th annual state camp
meeting of the Church of God will be
vm " cmi ci'MBil 4 mile north
of town Jaly 16-28. .
B ETHAN Y -Cor er - of Capitol and
Marion 8ts M. Denny, past.tr, residence:
98 Marion Sti. phnne , 44 jWi r; Serrices
11 a ra., -in German. Sunday school 10
a, Fred E. Krnae, superintendent.
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CHRIST KVANGELICAL 1750 State
St.i Q. Koehler. '.pastor,; residence: 1750
Stale St.. Dhone 59SR. Kervicea 10:90
m. . Sermon , topic: A Prophetic Uion
f Our Future Home. Servicea la
i"B. i Quarterly meet tig at ' 11 :4a a. m,
No evening aerrjee. . .-. a-;;.,,. '
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i 19th. and Marion Sts C H. Hopkins
and Mary -Ll Hopkirw. pastors residence:
19601 Marion St. - Services 11 a. m aad
8 ! p.j .m. ciermoa . Topi: j True Repeat
unre. Sunday school :4.V a. .m.. W. B
Hardy, snperintendent. Youeg . peoples
meeting ,7 o'elockv. Clareaee Litwjller.
resident Wednesday evenin eat o n. m
prayer and praise 'meeting. , Ker.- C. W.
Tibbets will orearh in the morning at 11
o'irlock. Rev. . Mary L. HopVInn will
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Novelty by clever u:e&t, 9an, mernmens stim011 " combined with pretentious numbers,
that reach the classical, will bfe the offering of ths famous Maapin's Singing and Norelty- Band lit
Balera Chantauana on the last night, July 16. Reading this .combination of nine young men artists,
each one a star performer. William L. Man pin, whd became a distinct ChautauQua farorite when he
directed DanbarV Wblte Hnazars. 7fll glre it program of band ansic solo and ensemble singing.
Tand minstrelsy which corers a wide and satisfying range in variety and duality ot .offerings. -The
individual stars In this unique organization will Introduce many instruments,, including saxophones.,
xylophones, j trombones, cornets, piano and .others, featuring .splps, dnets, trios land ensemble num
bers. The costuming is colorful," natty nd .extremely attractive. K "The Parade of the Wooden Sol
idlers," which made a sensation on the Chicago Century Rbof Theater, taken trom. the Russian pro
duction Balieft's "ChauYe Souris," is one of the sensational novelties introduced bythe Maupln Band.
This is one of the biggest hits on the American stage, and the Maupin orpaniiation is said by. many
.others to outshine the original production In the act. - . . -. , . .'
Season tickets for Salem Chautauqua are on sale at Patton's, Hartman's Jewelry store,: wnrs
Music House, Commercial Book. Store, Miller Store, Bishop's" Clothing House, Buster Brown Shoe
i Store, Shafer's Harness Store, Opera House Pharmacy. .. . - ;' "
1401. Services Ml a. m. and 8 o. m.
Kcrraon Topics: Rescuing the Bible. Rer.
Walker will preach to the Junior eharch
t 11 a. m.. and in the ereninc. - Yoanar
people np to 18 iyears welcomed. Sunday
s&ool 9:4j a. Harry Carpenter, so
periatenden:. The .Wesley and Epworth
leagues will meet in - aeparate rooms
downstairs for derotional meetings at 7
p, m. They ar always glad Ho welcome
strangers- and adult members of the church
to join them in these services. Mm week
derotional meeting .of both Jnnior and
Senior churches Thursday erening T:30.
Subject: "the Kingdom As Present and
Future." Classes in Bible -dramatisation
will be held for young people. Pnhlie
cordially invited. The. choir. will furnish
special music for morning and erening
Sorrices. Good time assured at Ooth
morn in; and, erening services. ..
'Varied . Settings Are Found in
i Fiction Chosen This Week For Review
ISdison ilarshall, J-Vancis Hiickett, ;I Adams Beck, and Ethe.1 1.
leU Taie Tenders" to Northland," Orient, New
;- : - ' York City and CJreat Britain ' .
sen ;was ordained a jninlster. .
At the conelasion of the uro
gram.. refreshments .were .served.
the facets of honor, visiting .pas
tors, and a few friends being seat
ed at a 'rMja-jirfally decorated table.
The; color scheme ofWthe .decor
ations was pink and white and a
largo silver tu white weddfns
cw. stood before 'the bridal pair.
In $ ho absence of her husband;,
Rev. Christensen, rMrs. M. A.
Christensen of Portland acted as
lowing for brief Speeches: . -Rev.
toaitmaster, calliag upon the ,fol-
H. Rogen of Monitor,. 'Daddy
Steelhammer,' Rer. O. K. AnflcT-
on of Woodburn, Rev. Lw. Sher-
ven, iA. O. Nelson, )J. C. Goplerud,
A. Cqrhouse, . George Henriksen
Jr4 Mrs. George Henriksen, Rev.
S. Lindgeth and Rev. George Hen
riksen. " -
Upon the conclusion of ..the
speeches the band gave a few num
beet and .the president, Casper B
Nervig, expressed his appreciation
and thanks for entertainment giv
en band taembera during -their
two-day stay .In .Sllverton, The
cenclpding -number .was .the ".Bat
tle "of tittle Big. llonr played by
the 'band. -- - - i .'
Very little activity was notice
able. In SUverton, Saturday as no
celebrations of any kind were
planned.' The closing of the stores
and mills enabled many . people to
go on. camping. and picnic trips
Others went to neighboring towns
where celebrations were held.
St,ayton, Molalla, SpQTrgs Landing,
Silver Creek Falls and Pacific
City were the destinations of many
from Sllverton. The city park
and swimming pool , at SUverton
proved popular with many who
did not care to leave the city.
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SUverton met at the St.. Jonns
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LESLIE S. 'Commercial and Myers
St H, F. Pembertoo pastor, resideace:
348 Myers St., phone 188. Serrices It
m.. aad 8 p. . m ', Bewnon Topics : 'ine
lord's Supper sad Thar Gardens of the
Bible Sunday school a. m t. a.
Khoten. auperintendent. 1 Intermediate
Epworth League meets at 7 In Leslie Hall.
Leslie Epworth League meets at 1 in the
ehrrrh. . All youae; people are cordially
invited to attend these meetings. Thurs
day evening at 7;30 the .Bible study and
prayer meeting. Monday evening at 8
the-official board meeting for July. Thra
trie to meet the religious jseeds of people
in onr section of the city. '-'.You will help
br coming and will fbe helped by meeting
wttk . others. y wfeo are - trying to ioiiow
i , CENTER ST. 13th - at n Center 8t
A J", Hilmer, pastor,: residetice: S84' X.
Winter, phone 680M. 8errica 11 a.
Sermon topic My Citizenship.. Sunday
ejsnol 10 o'eloek,.!.,,.. -t- .yr ..
SCANDINAVIAN 15th Mill fet patrik
Dshiin, pafctor, residence: 2095 Trade BW.
phone S77J. Services (Swedish) .11 .a.
m.. sod 8 p. m. Sunday school 10 'a. m
Gust Anderson, snperintendent. Young
peoples meetiasr 7:15 p. m. Thursdsy
7 :io- prayer, meeting. Yen are all . cor
dially invited to our services,
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:FTRS,T Center and Liberty, C. E.
Ward, pastor, residence: 440 Canter RL,
phono odlR. SfTTicaa 11 a. m. Sacrod
Concert. The Immannel Male s Quartet
.will giro a Sacred concert at our morning
worship,. Thia will be a 'great treat- for
all; lovers of music. These men hare
mode a great auccess of their mnsie and
will bring us something fine. Sunday
school 10 o'clock, Mark McCallister.au
peiintendent. Thursday erening at 8 p.
pi, Bible study and prayer aerrice. A'
cordial invitation ia given the public to
attend these aerrjeea.. Missionary society
meeting Jury lO at 1500 8. High street
followed by church -picnic supper at
o'clock. .All members and friends invited
to come with well-fined baskets for this
social erent. '
BY AUDRED BUNCH '',.''" '
The -Stoeiier of the 3IoonIIt'
TUngfs, - by Edison Marshall.
Published by the Cosmopolitan
Book corporation. 'Price $2 net.
Oregon fiction readers will be
particularly interested in Edison
Marshall's latest success, 'The
ISleeper of the 'Moonlit .Ranges,'
which Is as picturesque in content
and as ' full of slumberous char
acterization us the caption " that
entitles the volume. A triangle of
personalities encounter obstacles
that they themselves hardly un
derstand, and at least have no
control over, and in the end all
is as smooth as Santa Barbara
after the earthquake, without the
inconvenience of the debris or the
tragedy of the wreckage. "The
Sleeper of the Moonlit Ranges" is
ri.-;ii;i
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Maonie Temple open every day escept
lwlitv ami Ktiilm frnm "1 1 to 5:30
p,i m. An are cordially inrited to our IChrtsL Strangers' and" T'Vt'rs, especially
services, and to our resding room.s J welcome. .f1.. "''':---''v
T ST,11 Rmiii ramm,Kil St . SnniU aven- I Winter Vand Jeffersoo Sts- Thomas Arhe-
nv at a m Kuhi.rt af uram. "OfH 4 soa.i easier, reaioence : .xuou jsiierson di.,
ting Rid of Jesus." All welcome. . . I pastor, residence: ,820 Oak St., phone
fnoBO IVVM.. ueroy . autar, bmwimi.
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HIOHLANI - Highland and diureh
ftts Edgar P. Sims, pastor.-residence:
2445 Maple Are. Serrices 11 a. n and
8 p. m. Sunday school in a. m- Walter
f Stanton. auirintenrL?nf Cv E. 7 n. i
Monthly meeting ,7 :dO p. m Thursday.
We hare ezperienra, believe in and ad ro
tate fall .salratioo. without fanaticusar' or
modernif.m. All who believe thia way will
enjoy our services, and we extent; to yon a
welcome.'
EPISCOPAI.
rtf ft C Zl KtPiHilfil I St.. Rev. H. Dunes a .Chambers, -rector,
f ltl(C,0 iJVtf OlHOt-PI residence: . 560 Chemeketa. St.; Holy
Eaeharist at 7:30 a. m., in the ebapel.
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leads in the story are all survivors Its coloring, a,nd characters
which is really remarkable, consi
dering the .extremes ' to which
Marshall successfully, one,: after
the other submits them,' leaving
the reader in a perpetual -white-
heat of absorption. But Marshall
is artist enough not to get his cart
before his horse-and every page
of
Is well-motivated with plenty
deliberate descriptions. - r
jThe Northland, that great ter
ritory-marked with;, quality of
beauty, a strange, fbrlorn beauty
that men find difficult to j de
scribe,"" .is given -as background
for this engrossing tale et circum
stance
3ou pie" isn't- exactly the kind of
book . one enjoys , pondering.
And it is ah even toss, whether the
young reader will be left : morbid
or simply, disgusted. Mr. Hack-
ett in presenting ,his prpblem does
not even use the divorce' court
as the solution. probably, .'only
temporary, that it could : have
been.. And. at the end Eleanor and
Edward, young in nothing except
in years, contlnna unconvention
ality In the smooth cocoon of con
vention. . . ;
Tlie Passerby and Other 8torfe,
i by Ethe.1 M. Del?. , JPnblished
by G. P. Putnam's Sohs. Z net
Five short stories are Included
In this volume, the last two each
complete In 'Itself and yet together
making a most touching novelette.
I Each of the five is contrasting in
and
affords dixertlng reading. The
settings are beautiful descriptions
of England from , a London .club
to a manor house and spring country-side.
Misspell Writes to make
her readers feel the life of , her
story.' Her characters ate kbsorb-
Ingly real; her dialogue1 nnfalllag,
Her dlation is the sort -thai sus
tains every incident, and, again
The Way .of Stars, by L. , AdamS
best pleasures,: r .s ' ;
Beck.. Published by Dodd
Mead & company, Xew York
to read a Del! book Js among one's
Price $2 net. i? ' 1
Holy Eucharist at 11 a. m.. with music,
Sermon - topic True .Patriotism. Church
school 9:45 a. m., Ker. -tl. uuncan l nam
bers. superintendent. Youflg peoples fel
lowship suspended during .July and Aug
ut. " Vrtry meeting in 'rector's-: study
7:30 p. m., Monday erening.
BAPTISTS RAP OIL KING
SEATTLE. July 4-(Assdciated
Press.) With adjournment of the
19th annual .meeting delayed a
few hours to listen to papers that
had been crowded .out by a, week
of controversy, th northern Bap
tist convention reacned, a com
promise here today.! Inspiration
al exercises fill tomorrow. " '
k ft a TnA inmnrnmlsa 'watt at.
tnuiea m a straggle Deiweea uiou-
ef nists wishing1 tidrive, ahead in
practical -works and fundamental
ists .declaring that Johi t Rocke
feller, his family and his associates
were- being allowed o dominate.
ine.cnurcn, ine conservative avo
notice; by which the by-laws may
be modified at next year a meeting
in Washington , D. C
- To change and nut tntoTiy-law
the following statement:
'A Baptist church as defined by
mo vurpose oi inese Dy-iaws is
one accepting -the new testament
as its guide, aud composed only
That Nice Youpg Conple,, by .JJran
cts Hackett. Published by Ron'
and Jjyeright, New York. 2.00.
jTancis . Hackett'a .first noveL
"That Nice Young Couple,'- 'now
running through its-second edition
is a glibly written story of , youth
which youth Itself. Is likely, to
resent. Whether there Is truth
in It or not isn't the thing.1 . If
there is. truth, youth wfll be sure
to feel that the author should at
least have had the grace to' have
kept .It covered, . And -. Jf, -there
isn't truth, but. well, the reader
knows .there ls..... He can take
it thatlheseVf altering twp aren't
representatfve. if that helps. J But
hell ponder it for a good long
time. And "That Nice Young
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CAMMARATA ACCORDIOMST AT THE BUGH
An .act that is different is the
way the rrerson sisters and their
rube syncopators descrfSe " them
selves. This act will top the.new
bill at the Bligh" theater today. It
is a smair town revue and said to
be novel throughout. The sisters
Appear in many snappy dances and
'heir singing is said to be a treat
with the music 'by the rube band
In a class, by itself. Eight people
make up this offering, considered
onevof the season's best.
In the act presented by Sheldon
and Jjacharne, called "The Lolli
pop Kids."-' there ,1s said ; to be
plenty of good entertainment.
Bo and Thompson; tvo negro
artists; possess laughing personali
ties and talent of a character said
to amuse.. They present an act
called Rlgh t and Wrong." consist
ing -of singing, dancing and com
edy patter. " So .far on the Aeker
man & Harris bill they hare scored
heavily. ..' " '
Matt Martin In his BUs "of
Camouflage" is a somewhat dif
ferent conjuror. . His act Is new
and novel and his. tricks .up to
date. - ' ';.
Camaretta, "Wizard of the Ac
cordion," will have a spot on tha
bill and entertain with her Instru
ment.' , -
An adventurous romance of con-
skjersbie glamor Issuccessf ally ,in-
terwovcp into an Intense - back
ground of Eastern mysticism. The
book is not .in the least, sensation
al., and is presented .in a-manner
that leaves one harboring vivid
impressions of the beauties of
Eastern culture . and . Eastern
thought. The .plot 'deals with' -an
attempt of the Russian Bolshevists
to overthrow English rule In In
dia. One feels throughout that an
immense bibliography stands back
of ."The Way f Stars, and yet
In hot one of jtne pages is there
anything extraneots or left uflab-
sorbed by the attraetiyely present
ed story, The settings provide the
book "With a. real atmosphere in
which the action of the story
proceeds.
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church lane 3 0. The meeting was
opened with invocation by Rev. W.
N. Sjovangen.. An interesting pa
per on thesubject of 'the "Ideal
Home". was'read by H. N.'Klev. At
the business meeting the presi
dent,' "A. O. Nelson, on behalf of
the executive committee - intro
duced1 the proposition of' amalga
mating: all Lutherans of SUverton
and community into one congrega
tion. Mr. 'Nelson stated that, be
cause of lack of organization and
of ministers, man of Lutheran
faith were deprived of the'prlvi
leges of -Lutheran ' services, . there
being kbontone .hundred thousand
in Oregon alone who' are without
the services of Lutheran pastors-
Tie question of uniting the several
Lutheran churches ,of Sllverton
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wag taorougniy discussed. A reso
lution .was adopted which instruct
ed the president and secretary to
communicate a suggestion to .the
Trinity and St, Johns churches, be
ing tbe two largest- Lutheran
churches .in SUverton, that they
each .elect a committee' ot five tOr
meet and discuss blahs for union
The American Lutheran "church
and hospital proposition WmI be
held in abeyance: while the con
gregattons are considering the
amalgamation matter. ;
- The. Benson pheasant farm has
been? the scene of, much ractivity
taia spring: .tiuring; the -past few
weeks a number of the old birds
have, been sold to make room for
new stock. About three hundred
and :if if ty pf the old blr'dx were
shipped to one address at Belling
ham. Wash. Lack of broody Jiena
made it necessary t6 sell many of
tao ggs , which might otherwise
have beep set. Eleven hundred
eggs were sent to Seattle during
the laying season. It is expected
that about four thousand .birds
will be raised this year. Because
of the -appearance of gape among1
the birds it Is necessary to remove
the pens to- new ground. Practl
cally all of the pens now on hind
are Deing torn uown ana tne ma
terial used In the construction of
pens on the creek bottom land
some distance from the present
location.' Many of the pens had
been .built within the last few
years while others had been In use
since the farm was first jbegun.
also as water Is piped to all tn
pens.' - ' ' ' ' '
July 10 has been deckled upon
as the date for the appearance of
Robin Reed, Olympic wrestler, in
Silverton. At that time he will
take part In a match with: Paul
Amort ot Portland, one time .hold
er of the welterweight champion
ship of the "Pacific coast, and now
instructor at the Benson Polytech
nic. Not onlyis much interest
shown in Sllverton-over the ap
proaching match ', but tans of a
number of neighboring towns have
signified their Intention of . being
present. The match,1 held at the
Hippodrome, will be ret ereed by
Ted Thye, Multnomah Athletic
club instructor. - -.v ' t
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TOr Werson Sisters and ) Fj V6 .
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Bo :& Thomson VaudeYiiie Cam
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AIVH EVENTS
SILVEKrONI
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The moving: ot the
means
of .the water system
SILVERTON. Or... July i' 4.
X Special to The .Statesman,) A
j county rock crusher hag been built
I on the banks ot Silver Creek a few
milca helnw Kllvrlnn nn the Gid
of BapIzers. , baptism being by I Bowen property. The crusher,
Im moral
waicn is moaern pa su rtrynii.,"
Immersion.'
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. iii8 iiuuce was Bigned-oy a
group of fundamentalists and was
presented by Judge P. V. Freeman
of Denver.
i JAPAN TO ASSIGN
TItI)l2 REPORTERS
.WUlisn Ha; ;hl and Dewey Wtpvts hsve been able to bring
about a change in the baror-ettr csrrr' - xr; v tbre Jo 10 points
IP ah hour, n their experiment at J l Psrk4viit . with
ta electrical device with wlXb t.ey 'tore ta ' ? aUeta tnakraUi .
ttrwOL. The machine; which uti!: :s & ;l:2DC3-volt current, tops
fI 2 5-foot derrick.. llai3lt:(!dty:e-J.raxMP
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T0kYf3 The ministry of com
. merce and industry to send abroad
ten commercial correspondents for
the purpose of reporting on trade
; conditions" with a view to' promot
ing Japans .foreign commerce.
The correspondents will be sent
to the following commercial cen
ters; Yladivostock. Siberia: Tient
sin, China; Hankow, China;. Can
ton, China; Saigon. French China;
Bombay.. British India; - Manila;
Sydney, Australia, and -Port Said.
Egypt. -
electrically operated, von er .pelng
taken from the electric line run
ning from the Scanty to the Brush
Creek road. , Six trucks nre used
to haul the finished rock from the
crusher which, has a capacity of
over. 10. yard a day.". Roads in
tbe vicinity of Silverton -are re
ceiving needed improvement.
number of them having been re
cently designated as market roads.
: About 400 .people gathered' at
the Trinity eharch Thursday eve
ning to join with Rev. and Mrs.
George Henriksen s in celebrating
on tfc eve of their silver wedding
anniversary. The celebration was
Hftnncd as a surprise by the Trin
ity congregation and .was held 'on
July 2 instead jof Julyj3 In brar
that George. Henriksen J Jr., who Is
traveling with the Luther , College
.band as manager of the tour uiiKlit
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tq: te . completed ty October; r present. ' Oftlts to the icaaccl
lation of the .concert' at Eusene
the band waa present also and Us
presence added greatly to the eve
ning's enjoyment. - .- -' -
Tha festivities opened at 7:00
o'clock with a number of excellent
selections played 'by the band on
,ho church Uwns. Following these
as many as possible of those pres
ent gathered ia the church parlors
where a brief program was given,
the. Luther College quartet slng-
I ring several numbers. Amos Cor-
fcouse, chairman of the board of
trustees, presented: Rev. and Mrs.
Henriksen with a beautiful gift
from the congregation and friends
as, an expression of their esteem
and Rood wishes." Rfv. Henrlk.wa
responded expressing hi? and Mrs
llenriken's appreciation. Mrs. M
G. Gunderson, chairman of the
erening. read two telegrams of cop
gratulations received daring the
day, one from Revi ad Mrs.,D. 15.
llcimdaht of-Firfc Wash., and the
other from Mr. and Mrs. L. ,11.
Lassen of Portland! fine aiso ave
a brief Mlk in which she explain
ed that the occasion was one for
double celebration . as it Is also
; jun- 23 years sacs RerrHenrlV
pens
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