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, ' - - - , THE OHEGON CTATESMAN,SAIIEil, OREGON ' T ryVs , SUNDAYMOIlNtNaUGUST.l " "V rv p 1 l . h) i-; a ... a i INTERNATIONAL BULB ETTTDESTS ReaUxatioa of Orit i Ui;" "Jeiai . International Bible &tn4eats met er- and the Demons." - .Musie furnished by err Sunday, Derby building. Court and Mrs. Joy Turner Moses orchestra. . 8un lligh Ste, 10 a. at. to 12 an 8 to 4 day school: 9.-45 a. m., saperintendent, p. av All welcome. Sunday evening, Ang- Chris J. Kowits. Yonng people's meet vat 23, $ p. there will be a fn'a iec- ings: Juaior following the communion tare by J. G. Hall, subject, "Death land service. Volunteers leave church 3 p. the Resurrection, Millions New Living m. to uk. shut-in. Christian Endeavor Will ever Die." : i latrrmediate and Senior societies 7 p. ; at. AVeek-tlay services: Mid week ser- XTNTTXD BKETHZKN - . vice -Thuraday -7:45 p. m. Devotional. i CASTLE Comer 17th';and KeVSVs I stereeptiean pictures, of JUoly Land .and t. iwT. u, slower, pastor. :pi ble I a powpie. -ima aerviee -wm e followed school 10 av m. .PraaKihimr 11-a. asa Sob- I wiUt an .all-church, social onder the aua- iect: "Openuif the Book of . Sevea I Pee I LoyaJ-Tolaateer bead. Mem- and Junior. 17 n. m.'. Praarhinr it trL i- I KOOd social' eTeaiar-ie nrainised all who Subject: "One Step Iron Now to Then." -. Alao J.'n'iy - evouuig the .Loyal All are cordially inVfted. , , llerean and loyal fifty Class soeial at ...,,,-, m-. , Pnsfe, llOb'Ltekiie street- We ex METHODIST EPISCOPAL tend a learty 'ireleoW to risit "the FIRST Sse and Church gu. Pastor: church, with a family. spirit." Fred C Tayioit, B3 8tatett. Phone 974. t V IWreelor TelipoB "edueatioiU'Miaa Mary TtS.iT CHRISTIAN CHTJBCH f "The Cbriatiajs.ettscieae.n N -ovening I lor. - J. J. trajin, reaiaente. 544 .Center aerTice. viwn awiui in nuann irars. I street, : phone ;ltJ'Ji aasiataat pastor, 4 p. m. t ttuadsy scbeoli :4i.. sHipenntendaat, . II. baanks. Xoung peoples' raertinj: None on 8uoday. On tinnday, Antrust 30. -the eTeninc; services will be resamed with: preachinj seVrice' at 7:30 by t the pastor. Week-day .serr--tees: Mid-week praise and-prayer serrlce a Thorsday evening by the psstor. Morn-' ins; leraoi oa next Sundsr will V aa aaswer to the question : js Contcieace Safe Onidet" ...f ' HIGHLAND PUIEitDS -Hltckland nd Chnreh Sts. Pastor: "Ed far V. Sims, 1445 Maple t. 8arrices: 41 a. and 9 p. as. Sunday school.:- 10 a. ai. Buperisienaent: wanes ..Stanton. Vivian (J. bisWB, resUlence.1137 Court, street, ulione Services, 11 a. jn and 8 pw m. Svrmon topics "The Ser iousness of -Disciptesiiip." i Miss WhieWr will bave r charge of the music. The eve ninz ;serTices at this church will be re tained BuauaT- Woedrow Wilson Me morial 4cture will be sfaowa ta six reels. , They ; will depict the life and service of our War-prefcideat and snany ineidenta-of - that period.. Sunday school B:4v. , The women's class will feature the program ' in the absence of our su perintendent. , . i:'. :''!.' 'CNITARIAK loonf peopiea meeunrs: v;. ft. unasy I Pastor, ilart.neresheUan, residence, 057 o. ssw tiMs-osi aervtcea.: .juayer iaaeet'i I HnrwtBt. tra itir nnona K.iu. Ker- in Thursday! 8 p. m. The Missionary so- vices will be .resumed .h Septeaiber. '1'he ciety meets; at the church for quilting I minister i" preparing a series of 'sermons every Wednesday, all day. Every one in- i on Kelieion and the World Today, sod terested sre iinvited to oof services and I will , include ' in the series studies of the activities, - i .... EVANGELICAL i ; 17th and Chemekeu Sts. Pastor: F. W. Tanner, SOS N. 17th. Phone 1008W. Hervices: Tl a. ra. aad 8 p. m. Sermon topics: "Faith of the Church," mornini; "Kesl SerTice," Teveniftn. Sunday school: 10 a. as. Baperiatendent: O. B. Straua baurh. Young peoples' meeting at 7 p. in. Week-day services: Prayer, meeting 'lhursdy evening. i -4 ' ,b LTJTHERAN j H EV. OHRIST loth and State Sts. Pas- idea. as Jo- Uod; -Jesus: Salvation: lin mortality.: Tha Hacratueuts: cieuce aud I Kelts ion; Involution and Christianity, etc. . FIRST BAPTI8T , CHURCH Addre, -Liberty and Marion.. Pastor, Ernest H. Shaaka, resideace, 549 Korik Liberty, phone 120. Services: 1.1 a. and M v.: m. Sermon topics: "The-. Son of Salvation," A. M. "The Escaped Convicts. - p. ui. Sunday acbool: V:4a. superintendent, Ed Schunke. Young People's Union that boida an enthusiastic meeting aeh Hundav evenina. Week-dav tor: Geo. Koehter, 1750 State St. Pbona I services : :00. The' Young; People will 59K. Services: io:30 a. m. tsunaay I b in charge of -Ue Mid-week services school: 9:34 a. m. Mr. Fred Tbener. a I this week and will tell of their program, theological student of-Capital University. I - - : Corumbus. Ohio, and Kev. wm. iScneeler I MARKET STREET FREE METHODIST of Aurora, Ore., will preach as the - pas tor is oa his vacation. i; EPISCOPAL i ST. PAUL 8 Church St. at Chemeke ta. Rectors Rev. H. Duncan Chambers. Services :-Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a. m Address, corner of North' Winter and Market ' streets. . Pastor.- Mortimer - u Clarke, residence, 122d Winter, phone 1336V. Services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p at. Sermon topics; "Not Taken But Kent." i Rev. J. W. W ebster. Sunday school 9:45, superintendent, r. Frank in the chapel; Morning prayefinnd sermon I huti. Young People's, meetings by the rector at 11 a. m. Church school: I :S0, Luther V. Cook in charge. Week oupenutenuent: ine rector. "t FULL GOSPEL MISSION 551 Mission St. Pastor: Ralph D. Bul lock, 251 Mission St. Phone 1439W. Services: 10:45 a. to., 2:4a and 7:4j p. day services: Cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. Caroline Jackson, 1400 K. Winter atreet each Wednesday at 4 p. m. Church uraver meetme Thursuay a 7:45. On Sunday evening Rev. W. J Webster of Concordia, .Kansas- will ro. Sunday -school: 10:45 a m. All meet- nreachj All have" returned from the lugs Sunday will be held in th big tent gUte emp meeting just held near Fort- on South Commercial street. Services ev- iad . skpd are' looking -fof a big rally ery night in the week at 7:45. All are in-, gnndayi Yon are cordially invited to at- vited to come and hear the pure, unaoult- I ,end thege ,1 mni yon will enjoy prated wor of Ood preached in the pow-. I tna splendid gpiritnal atmosphere of this 1 f'nr 5'15t "Thu Ird workins with I them, confirming the word with I JASON LEE MEMORIAL" METHODIST following. "I1 Mark 16:20. A baptismal! ijj... wim.. .. j.rr.rmn Ktc aervire will bo held 4 p. m: Sunday. We JXake - North V Commercial street car to Jefferson. Pastor, Thos. Acheson, resi dence, -1060 Jefferson, phone 1006J; as are living fin wonderful days. -May .you I jetferon. Pastor, Tho. Acheson, resi not be among those, who fail to lenow I j.-,. infiO Jefferson. Dhone 1006J: ai . Le-roy valker, residence. phone l.UONVa. - Services. m. Sermon topics: "The Key Man The junior pastor will lead the "morning worship . and. lr. Donald Wayne Kiddle will", be the evening aneaker. Sunday school: 9:4a a. m su perinteBdent, Harry Carpenter. Young People meetings r' The Wealey and EP' worth Uarues meet at 7 p. m. in sen arate rooms downstairs. Topic, Paul the day ofr their visitation." "Having I ,jrt,, j pt0P;, form of godliness.-, bat denying the. pow- I 920 0a- .tree, or thereof ; from such turn away," 2 Tun. 1 . g p ' ' ! I' IKn Mill" T GLAD TIDINGS MISSION , Address,, 343H Court street, pastor C. S. Johnson, 135 Maple , avenue. Ser-Vicea- a anV p. aa, ciuaday seboel 2 p. m., superintendent, S. Berkey. . Young Peonies' Meeting Fridav evening. Week day services: Tnesdsy, 1 nursaay ano I An tnterDreUr 9t the Way." Herbert Saturday t avemngs; noon aay prayer i j Mper,led , tbe senior league and Dor aaaaiiaoa da fttam taTAt hr lav BndaM I r SSU V7 (ISIfa) S C waae wa v wa a. mm wv RsCbbit Raising: Industry Malting '- 'V: XSfcat Strides ."All Along Coast Methods Emplo7l by Gotdm West Fur Farm at Arcadia in . 4 Southern Calif 6rui,.TroTe to be Unlqao A great deal of attention has been given to the tabbit-raislnx Industry in soathern California as a source of meat supply, and al ready several districts In this sec tion hare developed excellent markets for i carcasses. Little at tention,- however, has been paid to the possibilities tor .bringing Into, greater prominence thefur bearing rabbit lrhich is Talnable for both fur and meat. Several attempts to' popularise the fur branch of the industry have met with fair success, but the work has been on a small scale. With the ! recent establishment of the Golden West Fur Farm at Arcadia by M. WMeek, the fur rabbit industry has been given a new; impetus. Mr. Meek is an au thority on rabbits, having written Beveral books on this industry. and has been a practical furrier for the past five years. He was formerly the field representative of the National Association of the Fur Industry. - Since coming to the coast, Mr. Meek reports, he has imported several hundred Chinchillas and rabbits "of other fur breeds! and purchased over'IOOO head of does of the various fur breeds in jthis country to stock his farm and those of his j fellow breeders. He is killing from 100 to 400 head weekly, the 1 meat being sold in Los Angeles, Pasadena and other local market points,', while 'the pelts are . being used in his fur factory, which is run in connec tion with the farm at Arcadia. Mr. Meek reports that he either owns or controls the output of about 1000 breeding does of the Chin chlllas, Havanas." Lilacs, French Silvers, Himalayan, White Flem ish and New Zealand Whites. About 300 of these are kept at the Arcadia plant. : He has installed andisoperating what is said to be the first. practi cat rabbit warren of Its kind on the coast for fur production. This warren is inclosed by a IVi inch mesh woven wire fence, six feet high, with a two foot flap of the same mesh turned in at the ground, preventing burrowing out by the rabbits. Hay, grain and water are all fed automatically. While- rabbit warrens have prob ably been maintained In "England for 200, years, Mr. Meek says he believes the southwest is an ideal location for this form of rabbit raising. Climatic conditions here; he says, insure maximum produc tion through a twelvemonth breed lng season, ' and due to the ' slight rainfall, there . is little danger from disease caused by wet and dampness. Compared with rab bit keeping In hutches, there is less cost , for labor and supervis ion, less feeding expense, and an apparently greater revenue from fur brought to a prime condition in the ootdoors, the Arcadia man says. Statistics reported by Mr. Meek othy Smith the Wesley league. Week day services: The mid-week devotional meeting and study night is on Thursday at 8 p. m. A i special place is provided for every member of the family. The boys club will meet oa the river bank at the end of River street fop a swim ming party and club meeting at 6 p. m. Jason Lee has no excuse for existence but to serve the people of North Salem. We aim to be a friendly church and ex tend a personal welcome to every stranger within our gates. in his book, "Fur Rabbits." show that' the United States and Can ada produce only -500,000 rabbit skins in a year, while approxi mately 81.500.U00 skins are Im ported from oth countries. Aus tralia, with a production of ap proximately 80,000.000 skins, of which all but 1.000.000 are ex ported, is the greatest producer. followed in order by France with total yearly production of ap proximately 40.000,000 skins. Through the rapid extermination of wild fur bearers of . various kinds, . rabbit furs are .now used to an extent that over o per cent of all fur articles 'are made from thm, according to this authority, and Mr. Meek says that as the art of the American fur dyer advanc es, they will be nsed more and rmore to imitate other furs. Mr. Meek reports that he now has plans under way to install and operate a model rabbit war ren, of twenty to forty acres, to be divided Into four sections for Whites. Lilacs. Silvers and Chin chillas. This plan will permit BBBBBSB, assssa essas mm KEIZER METHODIST Address : North River road. Pastor, Leroy Walker, residence, 9-0 Oak, phone 1790W5. Servjcea 8 p. m. The pastor will lead the service. Sunday school, 10 a. m.. superintendent, Joseph Bsrtruff. Young People's meetings: Kpworth and Intermediate leaguea meet at 7 p. m. Topic: "Panl-r-the Interpreter of the Way." "All the young people of the community are invited to worship with as. Week-day services: Mid week prayer meeting and study class at a p. m. We are studying the book of .Acts and hav ing very interesting anil profitable ses sions. Everyone welcome. The summer congregation at Keixer is holding up well but we reed the cooperation of the whola community and seek in turn to serve them. I atypur. (1(1 3. DnUG.CTOrU! cara Nome FACE POWDER The master odor of Cara Nome is blended into this wonderful, soft complextion powder. More and more each day Wom en are discovering the secret of youthful, fresh appearance.' The answer is Cara Nome Face Powder. It is preferred by the -most particular women. . . Perry Drug Store SStra J: 115 South' Commercial Salem, Oregon 200 does to the acre (one buck to 2,5 does) "and natural breeding the year around." There will be quarterly round-ups and .taking of pelts and meat from 'the sur plus, young bucks, selected young does - being reserved for future breeding. . . YOUNG CASE' ADJOURNED LEGAL TAXGLK CAUSK8 HALT IX WIFE Ml-RDEK I1UAL ! . Itabn Is expected to rule 'On the argument, - f nThe battle started wna Mrs. Dorothy Mahan.- formerly MiSs Leopold, the nurse, was Question ed 'by ; the district tatornqy and told to relate the private conver sation which she 'and the dentist had a few minutes before the pur ported confessions were : made. She ts said to hare persuaded her employer to confess. j Before the argument, thq nurse Identified a lethal gas appliance. with which the denttea Is charged with suffocating his wife, and the court allowed her conclusion that it was the 'Identical' appliance .which waa'talsflag from Young's dental oil ice after the alleged crime had been eommlucdv Commercial aviation has been provided for Sweden br-t"o com panies that. are developing a num ber of air routes. - . LOS ANGELES. Aug. 22. (By Associated ?res.)Altorneys .tor both sides at the trial of Dr. Thomaa Young, a dentist, charged with murdering his wife and con cealing her bodyIn a cistern, be gan arguments' on a legal con flict here late .today over alleged statements -the dentist is aaid to I have made lojila jof fice nurse a I few minutes before he made three purported . confessions which be later repudiated.. Court 'adjourned until next Tuesday -when Judge Edwin F. . a . I At Kafourjjs toMPnrTrimigs Hotel Marion Sunday, .tugu.t '23, 105 jf Table D'Hote , Citrus Cocktail Chicken a la Sontag Consomme Cclestine Celery Heart Mixed Olives Young Radishes Baked Newport Halibut Hollandalse Risserole Potato m Small Sirloin Steak Francalse Roast Young Chicken, Dressing and Jelly Leg of Spring Lamb, Mint en Aspic Candied Sweet ' Potatoes Yelow Corn Au Gratln Combination Salad Fresh Teach Sundae withNablsco Wafer Apple Pie chesse; Fresh Teach Pie, Grapenut Custard Pie Demi Tasse S:4S to 8 T. M. aWioj9tS'JBV3i-!8 owarwwyaiaaa as ran w iiarw wraxiiissj to snjBffWMwsrsMajBt .. 'Fur Is to be extensively used on coats 'and - dresses this fall; every costume' must-have -: at least a touch of It. - AU the new rolerlags aad pr(i a that vrill fce wont are th. "They i" arc Uard with aatccta, also aatla. They Will Be Much in "Favor French Coney. Summer Ermine, Sabeline. i Tlucked .Wood Coney. Tlatlnum Foxlne, Beige Foxine. Mole, Chinchilla .and others. ! i - : - ; ; I Prices Range a yard ' 1 .98, '2.25, ;2.98, 3:98, 4.8 6.95, 7.50 . SALLI STORE PORTlaVXl 8II.K ROP 'VaN-i 400 SUtc Street f 383 Aider Slrrt v nominationaL Wo teach the fall gospel sslvstion gosling for the sick and bap tism in tha Holy qhost. Everybody in vited. ,' : - . - - SOUTH 8AXEK ITtlENDS Address: Mommereisl and Washington streets: Bs&tor. Carl V. Miller, residence. 165 South Liberty atreet, phone 133K assistant pastor, atmnie u. jaiuer, resi dence: 1&53 vionth Liberty St., phono 133H. Hervieaa: .11 a. m.. 8 D. m. Ser mon topies: "Building Without God.", an evsaa-elistle messare. Harry Pearson I will sing. ' Sunday school: 10 a. m., su-- perintendetat, Carl E. Miller. loung I People's meeting T p. as. Week-iay aer vices: vrsiver meeting Thursday 8 p. i You wiilj be blessed if you coma and worship with vs. USUS METHODIST EPISCOPAL ' Addreasj South omm.rcial annd Myers trMtL Paiior. 11. V. Pambertoa. resi-l I dence. 348 Myers atreet. phone lsdJ. I Knrvicea 11 a m. aad 8 p. m. eermon topics: ,Hsve You Discovered od! Chriatiaratv-Cnlture or Christ!" Sun day school. 8:43. superintendent, E. A. I Khoten. Xoung People's meetings: In termediate) Jjpworth Lesgne : in IesiU Hall and Leslie League in tha church at 7 p. m. fAIl young people ar welrome at these meetings. , Week-day services: Bible study and prsyer meeting Thurs dsv eveniar at 7:30. We welcome Strang- era and visitor and endeavor to make ihurn feel I at home. I Come with us lor tha day. lMake this your homo enorch. I THE SALVATION AEMT : Address;, 2 4 1 State . St.; pastor Capt. and Mrs. A. Pitt. Services Sunday 11 t. m. and 8; p. m. Saturday night, wo men's night", men -invited. Sunday . i , n Jon .1... . ; X pnua j , ; M. mw awn , j ."j , r . h., A warm welcome to all. Tho Salvation Army will conduct a service at tha state penitentiary Sunday. ' i :jutAjiranB.:H.J tv; Address: , lsHh aad . Marion street. I Pastor, f. . H. Hopkins, residence 19SO Marion atreet. Assistant - pastor.. : Mrs- Hopkins, 1960 Marion street. Services: -ii niiand S n. m. Sermon1' topics r Puu.ind .HoUness:" "Ksp Wbst 'Yot Sow." Solo by Mlsa'Hatlio Meg- gers. i Suitdsy school i45 a. m4 snper u.' n TTanlv. . Your r Peo ple's meelhg -7 o'clock.-; Subirot, Th - UmmA t ( krint ' Leader. Miss Mildred Nunemsker. Weekday services: Wednes dsy evening prayer meetiag at-S lk. , Thi in a spiritual feast.. The pastor will Preach Sunday morning aad .'Mra.Hop: kins . will i preach uatay - night. , Juvery body weleoma to th-ma services. - . , 'zxTHArsr jaxrosMXD Address:-Capitol aad Marion streets. Pastor, M. Denny, residence. 4 Marion street, ptton 445W., Services tl a. m. la Eglik. Snnday school, 110:00 a. ta. SupeHateadent: Fred E. j Kruse.. ; FXKST . XV AjroBUCAJ Aidrets, Liberty and Center. Pastor. C.C PeJiag,. residence, 435 Ceater St., phono 89U. Serrieos 11 sw.v.aadr a p. m. 8ermon topies: "Chnst'a Ability tw Rave." JTha.' ps&ior will preseh both morning, and evening. Sunday school, ; :5 a. taw snperintendeat, J. r..t1rich. ' Yoang psvple'a meetings: 7 p. m, leader, Bernica Clrich; Junior Eadoavor at 11 a. m. Woek-day services Thursday eve ning st 8 p. m. CBXISTXAS AJTD MISSIOKAXT . ... v , AIXIASCB - - Address u Services in the Armory Sua dsy. Paster, H. E. Caswell, residence,; 17 South Cottage, phone 1434J; sssisV ant pastor, Mrs. CaswelL Services s 3 p. m. aad 7 p. m. Sis piece rchestr is giving good music. Special song lor Sunday. Sundsy school 2 p. m. s JIit, J. If. Vitrhc-tain, mother ot Marjr Agnes, will spealj to tha yonng people, sgiving an account of the dedication and. rail el her daughter, Mary Agnea. Sunday , eve 'tt'ng ia the closing .service of tha five Hay service in tha armory. The largest building in New York and Boston were crowded when this seventeea year eld school girl! orator and .evangelist speke Note apecial ad for i announcement of subjects. : . 'i , ,y . V' i; owaMSHlBaav - ? "' ' " j COTXET STKEET CHEISTIAN address: Court and Korth 17th street Faator, R. L. Putnam, residence 1106 I-esliatreeW. pbona, 1 125i. Services. It V S' - i-' '" - . - - ' 1 GATHER together the biggest wash you can find and phone for a Maytag Gyra foam Washer, t Mr -fi i a i r -- - g- ' 3 a 90ritataadlast : . ' Maytaa Featnrei 1 Washes aster. 2 Washes cleaner. largest hourly capacity ia the .world. 4 Most compact washer maoe - takes floorspace only 25 inches square. 5 Caitahiminnm tab can't , warp, rot, swell, split oroarrode. Easily adjusted to jour height. 7 Ckxhea can be .pot in or taken .: out with the S'asher running. S Tub cleana itself. 9 All raeti wnntrer. S adjusting. In . stant tension . 4 release. si Reasons for . . World leadership . Foe. hmme mlAoul tlmdrie ay Vm Mmytag Gyrafoam i atmllabU milk MulU mitt attachment. Catolint Motor. Then, when convenient, do thei t same thing with. any. or all other washers. Make the comparison thorough. j Find out why the Mavtag's t?4f ' elusive principle of water turbu lence washes twice as fast as others. Why you win average $0 lbs. of dry clothes an hour. Why you will ob tain snow-white wristbands, collars and cuffs, without h a nd-rubb in g. Silks, linens, woolens immaculate in 3 to 7 mihutes. Why and how the cast aluminum tub cleans itself in 30 seconds Then there's the all-metal wring er, low design, right where you want a wringer- close to water Jlinc 'Feed it blankets or handker 'cHefs adjustment is automatic --tension release instantaneous. Prove all these tfiings inyour own hwne. The Maytag will-be 'brought' to you. No obligation 5 whatever. Don't delay phone! We want you to make THIS test before 'you make your decision to buy. I A.Gfcocl Used fiianb is Betitet Than aCfeeapiMewInGt If you want a real bargain don't buy ache aplv made new instrument. Better choose a used piano made by a well known manufacturer,1 thai has' been well cared for. ' i Geo. C. Will Music Store often receives In trade, on new pianos, instrumenU that axe In'excellent condition and hare a splendid tone. Klght'.now we Ime some' on hand; and you can buy one at a low figure, on very easy terms. Slop In and ask to see lhetn, also - ! ' i - ' hear them played. i t. i 410 sen iisill'liii Here is a piano wlthliew lie app every respect. Terms onay 910 a month. ;See this piano. . ,.s. - a - set- ' i " i ' r -1 1 i I 1 1 t i -169 South Hih Street Gymfo&it Washer e 3 a . m sh asaa al iisataillsa asanas a ana. r,Hlin VAJl ALUMinUM 1UO.) MAYTAG Telephone 2218 ALL MABI :if you want a good medium priced Piano tfiat win give yon years of service, let us 'show you this' Piano. , j ; ' ' ui j- . mmm MASON 'SlBO-ICRAICAtlEIR -14 1CIMBALL '54M AMLTON $145 - 3And mariy'olhers. 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