I
(f
mooting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
The huildiug is open for the use of the
circulating library each Wednesday
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. tu. All are cordial
I ly invited to the services, as well as to
make use of the literature.
• • •
“ If You Can’t
Sec’*—Sec Moody
People are now begiunlng to
reallce that in order to secure
perfect optical aid. something more
la necessary than an examination in
which are used but a few sight test
ing charts.
Our system of scientific sight test
ing Is the result of painstaking re
search.
It reduces the possibility oi error
to a minimum, assures clearer vision
for you and perfect fitting glasses
that are guaranteed to give you the
comfort sought.
Therein lies our success.
Telephone 362.
1 Ï
Catholic Church -Father Curley, pas
tor. Mass and Suuday school at 3 a ru.
on first aud third Sundays of every
month. Sunday school ut 10:Jo a. in. on
second and fourth Suudays.
DEFEND COUNTRY Legislators as I Saw Them
AND LIBERTIES
SLY PASTORS
By EGBERT HI1DE
C H A PT ER V.
I provide irrigation. A* chairman of the
The subject« of the sketehe* this week j committee on irrigation be was nldu to
are young men but both give evidence | be of niiieli service to the people of hi*
are all young men but all give evidence ' distriet. lie had decided opinions upon
(Continued from page I.)
of being miimig the coiner*. While I Die subject* iu which he was interested
would not agree entirely with the views ! mid had a forceful wuy of expressing
reason for doubting the patriotism of of either of them, this old stale, if she is them,
member* of the Methodist Episcopal ever In come into her own, has need of
church.
just such young men men of energy .SENIORS ARE W IN N E R S IN
FIRST CROSS C OU NTRY RUN
“ Our nation is pa*sing through a mid ability— men who honestly endenv
Elaburata Program for Session Today great erisis. No matter vvliat vve may or to do their duly as they see it, mid
After several postponement* nu ne-
think, or want to think, aud no mutter have gooil eyesight.
and This Evening.
count of luid weather, the first liminal
vv hut action congress muy decide upon,
A. K ’eck, representative from Coos j cross country run uf the high school
The tweuty sixth annua! rouvention the fact linden in lily exists Hint vve lire
of thè Womau’s Missionary society ot
11 **nle o f wnr with (lermany, The county, comes frinii a country where was held Wi'diicsiliiy aftcriioon and was
thè Presbytery of W illa meli e i* lieing * nited States i* long *ufforin£ No they do things, where folks lire up mid Won liv the senior tenni, composed of
heId iu thè Presbvteriun etiurch bere, "ther greut natimi vvonld stand far one a coming, and he is tvpieul of such a the f o l l o wi ng men: Rcdforil, Coffman,
Powell, Rudolf mid Riindull The morse
Br.ktn leases
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
Fades? aa
The theme of the conv ention is “ Pre week what we as a nut inn huve stood country.
for mouths und years.
Mr. Peek was the author of throe run was one one one half miles and was
parodile**. ' ’
Quickly Replaced
s s i Willamette St. Eugene. Ore.
Premises
“ We like the Uermnu people. They measures of slate wide interest which covered In the fast time of Ht* minute*,
Following is the program for today:
The first lumi to finish was Ernest
V:Slt — Devotional Mrs. W, V. McGee, ure fine folks. Mv ancestor* were (1er
Redford, a senior.
lie w h s rlosely
lumi, Scotch and English. We nre a
Albany.
pressed
by
Rupert
Coffman,
also a sen
mixed
ruce,
probably
twenty
nationuli
!':4l>
President’s
message
Mrs.
C.
of the shoes of guests as they came in
Jor, who finished seeoml. These two
tics nre represented here in this emigre
I caused much merriment. The junior II. Sedgwick, Creswell.
men finished well abend of the rest.
Music- “ Just for Today ” (A bbott) gallon, but, we ure Americans. We like
play, “ Little Immigrants,’ » was very
Elicli class was allowed to enter a
the people o f Germany, but we hate
well acted. Mr. Roberts, iuteriuedinte Dale Wyntt.
I
team
of five men. The seoring was by
their
despotic,
oppressive,
militaristic,
10:00—Officers
iu
Trii'uing
-
Airs.
Christian Endeavor superintendent o f
autocrat ir government.
points, the tenui having the fewest
Lane county, aud Mr. Carlson, county Wm. Moll Case, Eugene.
I points against it to be the winner. The
“ We love pence, we don't want war,
10:10— Recruits in Training: Little
Christian Kudenvor treasurer, of Eu
senior* won first with a score uf 15
gene, rendered several readings which Light Bearers, Mrs. Joseph Mubr; U ghi but wnr in thrust upon us by deception,
intrigue, plot nml violence. Wc ure
points, the junior* seeoml with u score
Bearers.
Mrs.
F.
D.
l.acey;
Christ
tan
were very much enjoyed. Over ft* was
of 25, mid the freshmen third with n
realized from the sale of refreshments. Endeavor, Miss Frauces Beatty; West threatened from more Hum one source.
seore of jit.
minster circles; Westminster guilds, All troni ics and every rule of interna
I f you kuow of a society item and
It is planned tu make the cross conn
de not inform the newspaper, it is
Mrs. Bruce Uiffiu and Mrs. A. E. Cat Donai Inw have been ruthlessly violat
ed. We must defend ourselves. It is
try run mi inumi affair to take place
your owu fault i f it is not printed
well.
SPRING FLOWERS
every year nt the clune uf the basket
Treasurer's report oil munitions Mis. not a limiter of our aggression ; our very
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e
hearths and homes, mid, not only ours,
bull arnsoli and hefure starting régulai
II. M. Bouley, Jefferson.
(By Airs. Lincoln Taylor.)
The Joker club held its regular meet
spring ntlilelics.
but those of other iiciitrnl nations, nre
Report
uoiniiiating
committee.
Er y-thro’-ni um Oi gan te’-tun.
ing Monday night ut the home of Mrs.
threatened.
Following are the IM men who ran
11:00— Commissioning new officer*.
Erythroniiitu means red—
J. D. Westenhaver, Mrs. Claude Cruson
“
The
'sad
faced
man’
in
the
white
mid
the order ln w hielt they finished:
Call
from
headquarters
Mrs.
Leon
V nice little word from the Greek—
assisting Airs. Westenhaver as hostess.
I. Redford: 2, Coffman, Rupert; 3, Pow
j house, our president, understanding the
nrd, Salem.
T b o ’ ours is an ivory white;
High honors were won by Miss Maud
ell. Oval; 4, Medley; 5, I'uwell, Virgil;
11:15— News from the frout: (Sub situation as no other man does, n mail
Akin to both lily and leek.
Hooper, who received a dainty bo* of
I ti, Protzinan; 7, Rudolf: M, Randall; H.
stitutes;
Christian Endeavor— Louise who bus proven to im again unii ugnili
Easter candy. The booby^ a miniature
McFarland; In, MeReynulds; II, liable
Beaty, San Juan, Porto Itieo; Eli Allen, that he wants pence, has called for voi
Gigauteuin— very large,
“ Doc Ya k ,’ ’ was awarded Miss Eunice
unteers for the army mid navy.
man; 12, Taylor ; 13, Whitlock; 14,
l
'
ninna,
Persia.
Woman’s
societies—
l)r.
T h o ' ours, for a lily, is small.
VanDenburg. A dainty luncheon was
Markham; 15, IIullulay; 111, Overhulser;
“ Some may quote the words o f that
Maude Allen, Ferozepore, India; Miss
Among all the belles o f the elan
served in two courses. Mrs. J. H. Cal
17, I.eRuy, Milton; IM, Kinnen.
song, ‘ 1 didn't mise my boy to be a
A. K PE C K
M
acNeill,
Sycamore,
Teuuessec;
Miss
She is the fairest of all.
lahan, Mrs. Albert Helliwell and Mrs.
Hepresentntive from Coos county
I.ouisn Lee, Futntegrnh, India; Airs. C -“ ’Id ler.'’ Well, maybe you didn’t. Prob
Elbert Bede were guests of the club.
BRANCH OF HONOR GUARD
ably none of us have. But 1 'll tell you
T.
Birtchet.
Bogota,
South
America.
The Krythronium belongs to the lily
Mrs. VanDenburg and Mrs. Dean, wh o
IB OROANIZED L A S T N IG H T
1 : 4 5 __Devotional__Mrs. Clara Jones, !
every lust mother's son of u*. This system hmf heretofore keen with
family. It is known by many names:
are members, were unable to attend, on
,
Ixirn
in
this
land
under
the
Stnrs
und
out
regulation
and
has
I
wen
subject
to
Gervais.
Adder tongue,
Deer-tongue,
Lumb-
account o f illness.
A branch nf the Honor Guard was or
! Stripes, nre raised, or ought to hnve abuse* by certain employers atol do-
Reports of committees.
tongue, Dog-tooth Violet, Fawn Lily,
♦ ♦ ♦
guoi/ed here last night, with the ful
been
raised,
1
say,
raised
to
lie
Amori-
Í
tors.
2:00-—Potent
Factors
in
Preparedness
and Easter Lily, because it is usually in
Mrs. John Bader entertained the Bo
canas, loyal und true to their country.
A third measure is of particular in lowing officers: Chairman, Mis* Caro
bloom at the Easter season. It is the — Mrs. Blackburn, Lebanon.
cial Twelve club Thursday afternoon.
“ God Almighty, Our Father, 'with terest to the farmer, providing that any lyn Wood*; assistant rbnirninn, Miss
Music— “ In Heavenly Love Abid
largest and perhaps the finest of the
The house decorations were jonquils and
Maud Hooper; secretary. Miss Saiati
genus, unless it be the Montana«, n in g’ ’ (Schumann) — Miss Wilcox, Airs malice toward none nnd charity for nil,' ¡ became laws. The first of these is the
palms. An hour was given to literature,
we pray that thou will guide us. sterilization iic | winch purpose* to stop Green; treasurer, Alls* Helle lluikhold
pure white s|«*eies, which grows in the Short, Airs. Armes, Mrs. t'ruson.
each member giving something concern
Amen.’ ’
(he reprodui'tion of thè incuralde feeble er. C. M. Nhiiitt, luftnlier uf the root
2:15— Forget me not Light Bearers-
high mountains near the timber line.
ing the flag. The remainder of the uf
Rev. Gront, ut thè Baptist church, j uiimled and insane who nre romniitted inert ini club committee, called the meet
Creswell.
ternoon was spent with fancy work and
2:45—The Field Scout— Mrs. J. W. » h o j* n 2 yesra o t ago ami hnd a prrt < io thè stnte iustitutions. Thi* messore j mg lo ortler and nssis'ed in (he orgnh
Across the sunny western hills
dainty refreshments were served.
Aldrich, field secretary home mission j tu the Civil war, preiiched a stirring Inns highly commended by Governor I nailon.
The lily-bells are ringing;
♦
♦
<*>
Wbile those preseli! were enthusinslie
; sermon, taking several texts from Hfe Withycomtie, Dr Steiner and other* of
board.
In sileut music, voiceless speech,
The K K K K class o f the Christian
bible
to
liken
prespnt
there
were many who did not know of
conditimi*
lo
!
thè
board
of
control
u*
being
very
well
Hymn— “ Go Y e " — N. E. W. Circle.
A new-world anthem singing:
church gave a reeeption to their parents
the iiiediiig, anil a second meeting will
those of bible times. After referring lruwn nnd well snfegiinrded n* tu it
Cottage Grove.
and invited guests Friday evening. The
The following program was curried ,0 “ the mighty men o f v a l o r " o f the subject matter and was only opposed uy be held Friday night, nt which all un
“ As old leaves lie, elt old hopes die
boys o f the class gave a very pleasing
bible, he said: “ Such nre the men we those who nre opposed lo thè principb married women between the ages of It
out yesterday:
That life may the richer bloom,
program of readings and vocal and in
nml 30 nre urged to lie present. The
need today to protect our country, our of sterilizntion in nnv forni.
10:(KI—
Meeting
o
f
executive
commit
in the new hope's dawn of a perfect
strumental music. Aliout forty were
commerce and our liberties, and biimiin
A secoml ineusure »tinti i* of par meeting will tie held in the high sdioel
tee.
day
present. Refreshments o f fruit, ice
3:00— Devotional— Airs. W. A. Orr, itv the world over. I now speak o f our t inibir interest gives thè Industriai assembly. Twenty signed the pledge
Shall vanish old shadows o f gloom.
cream and eake were served.
own country and liberties. While we Acciilcnt coni ni ission complete super Inst night.
Creswell.
♦
There ure many forms of servirò laid
inav not all be railed to the colors, ev Vision and rontrol of hospital aanoelti-
3:15—
Welcome
to
Cottage
Grove—
As the lilies of spring to the children
The Friday Afternoon club gathered
eryone ran render aid by industry and Don* and company doetor* when sudi out for oii'oilier* of the Honor (iiiard
Airs. George Kerr.
bring
at the home of Mrs. 8. L. (iodard and
3:20— Response— Airs. Laurence, Dal encouragement, by guurding against associations or doetor* are ■'onip>'h and eurh member must pledge herself
A joy which they cannot express,
spent a most enjoyable time with their
treason, treachery and trnitors. 1 um salmi from thè wnge* of thè l'inployes i to perfect herself in one of the folio*
Mo, the flowers of thy life may be to the las.
needlework. Five o ’clock tea was ut
Music— “ I Cannot Always Trace the here also to endeavor to enlist your persoti, resiiling upon nnv river or of service. A ll these were explained nl
god*
tractively served by the hostess. The
sympathy, interest and help in behalf of strenui nt u point »bere sudi river i* I the meeting lust night nml will again
W a y ’ ’ (Olds)— Mrs. Roy Short.
A rapture no lily may guess.
clnb will meet April 13 at the home of
3:35— Survey of the Field- Airs. Carl a better country even than America, dosml to ci.miin-rc¡rii fishing, muy tnke I be explained Friday night.
Mrs. Wm. Lynch.
even n heavenly country.
We need salinoti for thè use of himself nnd
“ All the creatures o f earth would know II. Elliott, Salem.
3:50— Reports of Presbyterinl secre strong men, courageous, valiant, true, as family by menu* o f set net*, under an C A L L TO COLORS L I K E L Y TO
the rebirth
The M. P. G. club met Tuesday with
captains and leaders in the battle mini license fee o f fift y rents, n right
COME W I T H I N A D A Y OR TWO
The life that shall flower thro’ thee. taries: Corresponding, Mrs. F. K. Leon
Mrs. C. E. Frost. Airs. Ralph Dean and
ard, Salem; literature, Airs. G. W. Law- against sin, to stand for the right, to they have not heretofore enjoyed.
The earth awuiteth its perfect hour
Mrs. H. K. Metcalf were guests o f the
son, McMinnville; mission study, Mrs. uphold the truth. We need volunteers
Word was received nt the Eugene nr
Due of the few special approprili
When»—life— shall— flower— free. ’ ’
club. The afternoon was spent with
A. W. Blackburn, Lebanon; extension to cross rivers, scale mountains, to carry lion lulls to get by was the one for the mory lust night Hint u resolution derlnr
fancy work and dainty refreshments
conviction into the ranks of sin, to man erection of mi armory nt Marshfield I mg u condition o f wnr to exist will
So the lilies sing from life's vestibule and libraries, Mrs. J. G. Stevenson, Eu
were served.
gene; Westminster guilds, Air*. Percy the church and every Christian arti un,| ||„. way* and incuti* committee ' probably pas* congre** today. Iu such
The lowest of heavens three.
•
♦ «>
v it y .’ ’
gave Mr. Peck a large mensure o f credit event Captain Wood* believes Sixth
I f the l i l y ’s the flower of that whieh is Collier, Eugene; Christian Endeavor,
The Semi-minthlv Dancing elnb held
Miss
Vesta
Holt,
Medford;
children's
for getting this bill through ut n session emupuny will tie called out nt oner nod
seen,
a party at Moose hall Thursday evening.
Stripparli Is Now Captain.
work, Airs. F. I). Lacey, Creswell; re
when tbi' purse strings were drawn that the ranks will be filled by drafting
What, then, shall thy flowering bet
The children o f members will attend the
Willi* E. Stripponi, United States army pretty taut.
cording secretary, Mrs. Al. H. Whitby,
j if necessnry.
T I L L A P. T A Y L O R .
party to be held next Thursday evening,
instructor o f ........ oast artillery corps,
April 4, lit]7.
Romans 8:18-22 Corvallis.
which will probably be the last o f the
Roll eall o f societies— Response by O. N. G., with headquarters in Eugene,
Royal Hawaiian Songbirds Coming.
Senator Julien A. Hurley was hon
season.
hns received his commission as captain, ored bv being niiliied th e m e m b e r fron
names and number of delegates.
The Royul lliiwoiinn Hougbirds, a
*&■
^
7:30— Devotional service— Mrs. Ctias. his promotion from first lieutenant hav
the senate from eastern Oregon to pre 1 troupe of native I l a » minus, singers nnd
The regular meeting o f the ladies’
ing been made some time ago. Ho fur pare the argument for the voter's pani musicians, will appear nt the Arcade
A. Park, Salem.
aid society of the Presbyterian church
as learned, the promotion of Captain
Prayer— Rev. D. A. MacLeod.
theater tonight. This talented organizn
will be held at 2:30 next Wednesday
Anthem— “ Watchman Tell Us o f the I Bhippam will cause no change in hi*
lion of sweet singers comes highly rec
afternoon in the church parlors. All
post.
N ig h t ’ ’ (Stearns)—Choir.
i ommended ns one of the best Hawaiian
[Every
religious
organization
is
in
the ladies are cordially invited.
Impersonation of Cin dy’s Chime
N,
troupes ever brought to this country.
vited to use this column for anno ince-
•$>
Will Remit Dues.
E. W. Circle, Cottage Grove,
They present a varied program of songs,
meat
o
f
its
services
and
other
news.
The Constellation club meets this a f
The Alasonic lodge, nt its meeting
Music— Airs. Case and Mrs. Rae, Eu
Inntrunientnl music nnd dancing, inter
ternoon with Airs. Joe Porter and Mrs. Contributors are requested to omit ex gene.
last night, voted to remit the dues of
aperaed with comedy, which is a feature
boriations
and
other
editorial
matter,
Elbert Bede as hostesses.
Address— Alaska, with stereopticon any member while in active service of
| seldom seen in connection with a pro
aud to make the announcement ot ser
♦ ♦ ♦
views— Airs. J. W. Aldrieh, field secre the I uited States in either the army or
gram of Hawaiian music.
vice
as
concise
us
possible.
Social
func
The Tuckabaebe club will bold a six
navy. The lodge also voted to erect a
tary home mission board.
Native Hawaiian music is undoubted
tions,
etc.,
and
news
outside
o
f
weekly
o ’clock banquet at Hotel Oregon Friday.
Music— “ The Holy C i t y " (Stephen flagpole Oi l its building, the lower floor
I ly the sweetest of all. The cnrliiiating
announcement may be elaborated npoa.j
o f which is used for the armory.
4t> 4r
Adams)— George Matthews.
I dreaminess of it seems to permeate to
The Emanon club will meet with Mr.-.
j the very innermost aennes, mid the
Presbyterian Church D. \. Ma. I.eod,
A Oood Position.
Elbert Smith next Wednesday.
Easter Program at M. E. Church
plaintive strnins of the ukclele, nccoin
pastor; phone 137R. Bible acnool at 10
('an be had by liny iiinbitious young
Following is the program for the
pnnied by the voices o f the native sing
♦
4»
a. in. Morning worship at II a. tn. Jun
Easter services at the Methodist church man or young Indy in the field of rail- j
The Cedars Society.
ers, carries with them a balmy ntinos
ior Christian Endeavor ut
p. m. Ev*
way or commercial telegraphy. Since .
ut 11 o ’clock Sunday morning:
phere of the shores o f Waikiki.
Owing to the death of Harvey Wal ning worship at 7:30 p. m.
“ Awake, Glad Soul, A wake ’ ’ - Sun the passage of the eight hour law by |
lace, a nephew of Uncle Ves Veateh,
Princess Pniiahi, n native Hawaiian
Morning subject, “ The New Awaken
congress, it hns created a big demand 1
day school.
princess, is presented as one of the fen
the usual birthday party was given up, ing.’ ’ Evening, “ God’s Call.’ ’
for telegraph operators. Positions pay
Prayer— Pastor.
j tured numbers in n refined version of
but quite a number o f the neighbors
s • •
ing from $7!i to 480 a month with many
Christening.
went in for a eouple of hours Tuesday
, the Golden Hula Hula ns it is danced
Methodist Church— Rev. Jos. Knotts,
Responsive Rending— Sunday school. ehnneen for advancement. It will pay
! in Hilo. Another feature is David Bur
evening. The time was spent in visiting
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. rn. Leg
“ An April Hong” — Primary depart you to write Railway Telegraph Insti
and music. Air. and Mrs. Alax Dor ward
cows, champion steel guitar player of
ular preaching services at I ] a. tn. bud ment.
tute, o f Portland, Ore.( for full parlic
gave several piano duets which were
the world, who has so thoroughly mas
7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting
m22n 13
Recitation, “ What Comes’ ’- Billie 'ilnrs.
greatly appreciated. Uncle Ves was Sfi
tered the art that nt times he uses only
Thursday evening at 7:30.
J U L IE N A. H U R L E Y
McCn rgar.
years old.
one hand in the manipulation o f this
Easter services. Ixive feast 7 to 8 a.
A Great Story In Today's.
Hrnntor from Mnlheur, Harney and
Solo— Mary Ellen Benson.
difficult instrument.
m. Easter program at II given by the
“ The Choiee,’ ’ a new book by Mrs.
Grant Counties.
Little Links in a ('bain— Miss Buell's
The ladies’ Welcome club met with
Sunday school. Several babies will be class.
Mnntnyne Perry, will appear in To d a y’s
Mrs. Wm. Dorward last Thursday after
Family Reunion nt Sickhud.
christened. Easter concert by the choir
Recitation, “ Little Brown Bulb’ ’— magazine this year. The author is one plilet on the road bond measure, Mr.
noon and passed the time very pleas at 7:30 p. m.
The serious illness of J. T. Allison
of
the
most
popular
magazine
writers
Hurley was eleeted on a platform favor
V’ prnon Hnle and Ross Knotts.
antly with social chat, music and fancy
•
s •
resulted in n family reunion Sunday.
Easter Eggs— Katherine Silsby nnd and “ The Choice’ ’ is her masterpiece. ing stnte nid for good roads and he
work.
Those here from outside were Mr. nn<L
Baptist Church— E. G. O. Groat, pas primary department.
This
book
will
sell
for
♦1.25
after
it
lias
stuck to his plank. Mr. Hurley is a for
♦ <S> <%
Mrs. J. W. Allison nnd son, Grunts
tor emeriti*. Sunday school 10 a. m.
“ Song o f V icto ry’ ’— Miss Wilosn’s appeared in Today's. In our magazine mer newspaper man. Whether that is
Saginaw Sooclety.
Pass; It. R. Allison, o f Roschurg; Mr.
Preaching It a. m. Prayer
meeting class.
club
offer
you
get
T
o
d
a
y
’s
nnd
three
is where he developed his ability as n
A party was given at the Vaughn
and Mrs. I). Y Allison, o f Rosehurg;
every Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
legislator I do not know, but I'll lief
Reading, “ The Chimes” — Hurdle other magazines for 25 rents.
home Friday night. Games and music
* • •
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Allison, of Eugene;
that when he ran a newspaper he said
Stephens,
were the diveraion of the evening. Those
Mr. and Mrs. (I. F. Allison, o f McMinn
Christian Church -O. Jf. King, minis
what he thought nnd saiil it so that
Hong, “ 'Tis Easter’ ’— Mrs. Auk and
present were Ruby Keene, Ethel Moody,
ville. With Mr. and Mrs. Van Allison
ter. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Young l oo. Mrs. l^eRoy’s class.
folks
knew
whnfhe
was
talking
about.
Bertha Neat, I v y Porter, Clara and N o
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Fay Allison, of this
pie's Society of Christian Endeavor,
Mr. Hurley wns ns bitterly opposed to
“ Our G i ft s ’ ’— Mrs. H a ll’s class.
ra Lebow, Marjorie Vaughn, Harold
city, all the children were present. All
0:30 p. in. Preaching Ji a. in. and 7:30
the
sterilizntion
bill
ns
Mr.
Peek
(men
Hong,
“
The
Flowers
Tell
the
Story”
Washington, April 4.— The resolution
Scott, Clifton Hopper, Otto Nichols, Er p. m.
the men present from outside nre mil
Miss Jones’ class.
deelnring that n stnte of wnr exists be tinned in another sketeh) was in fnv ir
nest Redford, Wm. Porter, Glen Smith,
* • •
road men employed by the Southern Pn-
of
it.
I
f
I
remember
eorreetly
the
Peck
Offertory—
Miss
Elsie
Baimbridge.
tween
the
United
States
and
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Thomas (¿uinn, Ivan Witcher, Conard
eifie in the operating department. J.
Free Methodist Church— Rev. F. W.
was adopted in the senate tonight by nil sterilizntion bill passed the senate with
Keene, Leslie and Edgar Vaughn and
W. is an engineer, I). Y. nnd R. R. nre
Oliver, pastor. Sabbath school nt 10 s.
overwhelming mnjority of 82 to (1. It only one vote to spnre.
Earl Groves Jotna Navy.
Mra. A. O. Vaughn.
brnkemen, nnd 11. E. nnd (1. F. nre con
m. Preaching 11 ». m. and 7:30 p. m.
Cottage Grove will furnish at least one will be taken up for pnssnge in the
Senator Hurley represents the broad ductors.
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Prayer meeting Wednesdays nt 7:30 p. more boy for Uncle Sam ’* navy. Earl house tomorrow.
est distriet in the stnte nnd seems to
Dorena Society.
There Is nothing that will give any
m. All are welcome.
Grove* pnssed Hie examinntion nt Eu
Senators who east the negative votes havp some of the qualifications of his
more, pleasure for so long n time for
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gene this week nnd left for Portland were (Ironnn, of North Dakota; Ln Fob distriet. Coming from a grent ngricul
so little money ns the four monthly mag
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Christian Science- Services in the yesterdny, to be supplied with clotbing, lette, of Wiseonsin; Norri*i of Nebras
tural country he wns nnturslly interest nzines we send our subscribers.
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was a success in spite o f the bad weath chapel at 242 Second street each Sun
and will go froni there to Han Francisco ka; Lane, of Oregon; Stone, of Missou ed in legislation providing cheap money
you getting these magazines! I f not,
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