Eugene weekly guard., April 29, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

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THB BUGIMI WBBKLY GUABO. THUR8DAY. APR 89. 190t
Your Blood
Needs purifying and your whole system renovating in the
spring, as pimples, boils, eruptions, loss of appetite and that
tired feeling annually jrove.
Hiiod’s Sarsapari la is the most effective medicine ever
devised for the comp etc purification of the blood and the
píete rénovât
complete
renovation of the whole system.
It will make you feel better, look better, eat and sleep
it
better and give you the best possible preparation for the hot
days of summer, as over 40,000 people have testified in the
last two years. Today buy and begin to take
Washington. April 23. Former
United State» Senator Win A Sic*
art. of Nevada .lieti at Georgetown
Hospital here today, following an op
«ration. The body will be takeu to
Nevada Sunday for burial
Mr Stewart served several terms
in the United States Si nate from Ne
Constantinople, April 24
The sultan yielded to the con»u.
for the Sunday School Its Christmas
Frederick Stanley Dunn.
tree.
tutionalists
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon,
but whether the surrei.
Professor Frederick Stanley Dunn,
Frankly the social, as it is usually
of the Oregon State University, de­ conducted, cat. not but desecrate our
der was with or without conditions is not announced of th«
livered au eloquent and instructive sacred edifice.
The very abandon
five thousand men at his disposal yesterday all were kii|ed
address before the Lane County Sun­ of our playfulness breaks down all
day School convention, taking for his the proprieties which our Sunday
Usual forni. lionid. or in tablet form, called Sarsataba, 100 Doses 11
wounded, captured or escaped
The American tourist party
subject "The Church Beautiful," ! services often seek in vain to re-
has
taken
the
Australia
Lloyd
steamer
for Naples
Prof?s or Dunn said in part
I establish.
it tends irresistably to
e shall keep my Sabbaths and 1 lessen the regard we have for our
which
reverence my sanctuary; I am the , church building and almost invaria­ read.« from the scriptures.
WANTS WHOLE COUNTY
ONE THOUSAND WERE KILLED
Lord ” It was God himself who bly ends in lowering it completely mean nothing else than God speak­
spoke from Sinai.
It was to Im­ to the level ot other structure s. let ing to us? How else shall we hear
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press this mighty principle indelibly it not be imagined that socials are the sermon which is Intended for
Constantinople. April 24
Complete tranquility wgg r,.
upon the human soul that there had therefore to be decried,
May V. e our betterment, the patieut offering
come that Voice from out the Rurn- never grow so old that we can n't i ' broth, r y advice, the gentle re­
stored tn Constantinople by noon, when the last of the rec*|c|.
Ing Bush, • Moses, put off thy shoes enjoy the real merriment of life, Le: buke for short-comings which. In any
George Melvin Miller contributes
trants surrendered and the filing ceased. Several of the isolat-
from off thy feet, for the place others, if they will, frown upon it other department of life, would most
e f'Bow ing suggc it Ions anent the
Is holy as a weakness, but. as for vou nnd certainly deserve at least severe rep-
whereon thou standcst
vd guard houses defended themselves bravely against the Salon,
unlclpal
League
Mr
Miller
Is
a
And we sh >uld not be me. let us extract from t his
ground.”
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hard re ¡tension.
en observer
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things pertaining
ikans. and the fights in the centre of the city resulted in consid.
surprised that. when the Christ weut world all the legitimate fun it af-
upbuilding of this
up to Jerusalem. He took occasion fords. And that is just the reason
To s ubserve
that
undisturbed
er ible loss of life. The men in the Tnrsch Kinchin bat rm ks gur.
and
his
sugges-
<o enforce this one law with sting­ why we snould enjoy a serial the reign of peace for which we are cou-
thlngs that would
ing emphasis— the only instance in more when it is somewhere else than I tending. there should be tio one ad-
rendered at 11 o'clock, and with thin event the entire capital
If put Into prac
which his indignation conquered that In the church. The two are so in- ' mitted during any one item of the
passed into the possession of the constitutionalists.
majestic composure of his. For. we i congruous, a sacredly
dedleated ' service.
Firmness should h-»re Le tlce. to the whole country surround-
are told, "He made a scourge of I church and a rollicking. boisterous employed by our ushers, for it is I Ing us:
It is impossible as yet to accurately set forth the number of
N >w *hat it has been determined
small cords and drove them al! out social. Once upon a tin: ;c we held I often the throng of Incomers that is
killed,
but the casualties will probably exceed one thousand. The
to
continue
the
work
of
the
munici
­
of the temple, and the sheep and the a candy-pull in our old hr -n loft and j at fault. Some American audiences,
oxen, and poured out the changers' that was'the best social known in the I ves. even church audiences, seem to pal league as a | ermanent organisa­
Red
Cross
Society is active and many Armenian women are bug.
money, and overthrew the tables, annals of our church. There were , expect admission, whether by aid of tion. 1 wish to suggest that its s<
in caring for the wounded,
ily
engaged
‘
of
action
be
enlarged
to
inelude
and said unto them that sold doves: no pews in the way, there were no ¡usher or not. and will often stream
It 1» quite as
"Take these things hence; make not narrow walls to cramp our Junes, ! past him If he doe« not keep them in whole county.
Several
thousand
prisoners were taken by the constitution.
my Father's house an house of mer­ above all. an this was the geratest check.
As a rule, the majority of essarv to protect the country
rounding
Eugene
from
corporate
alists.
chandise...... Some years later, Saul reason, there was no altar there to be people have learned in a measure to
of Tarsus took up his mighty pen and. desecrated by our laughter and respect at least the prayer and will monopoly as the city Itself. Collier's
wrote to the Hebrews.
reiterating sport .
stand at the door or In the vestibule Weekly for April 3rd publishes an
the same law in but another form:
SOME AMERICANS WOUNDED
If this then should be its exterior with a fair amount of reverence «in- article covering two pages In which
"Wherefore we, receiving a king­ and the church as a structure, what til its close, but they should be the following significant sentences
occur:
dom which can not be moved, let us shall w<> say cf its services? Surely taught as well that the proper time
"When the fleet under Rear Ad­
have grace, whereby we may serve we should so deport ourselv**s be­ to be seated is during the intermis­
Foreign residents are believed to be in no danger, and th«
u Il l i ni M. s11 l\ \l;I
God acceptably with reverence and' coming that awful Presence for sion between any two items of the miral Evans steamed into San Diego
sultan
is safe at Yildiz Kiosk. Americans in Constantinople are
godly fear; for our God is a consum­ whom re constantly pray and whose service.
How unfortunate it is to harbor, in Southern California, there
ing fire.”
all safe. A number of shells dropped within the confines of the
absence we would most contritely be­ have the people straggling in during was no landing place for Its sailors
Thus, in these several dictafrom wail. ~
For. did we once feel that au offertory solo or the reading of and n-v embarking point for Its sup­
palace, whereupon the commander of the forces there hoisted
Sinai, from Jesus and
from the' God’s presence were actually denied the scriptures. The effect is lost plies that the Southern Pacific did
When not control. •••••••
Apostle to -the Gentiles, are com­ us in our seasons of worship. I and the sanctity is impaired
the white flag and surrendered. The terms of the surrender
is straining every
bined the several Dispensations, all doubt not we would most heartily once this system is established of Ixi» Angeles
are now being discussed.
demanding for the church and its seek where it could be found, Our ushering the ¡»eople In at intervals nerve to secure a part of San Pedro
al
services that sanctity and reverence frivolky, all careless gait, all light only, many a care-ridden pastor, too. harbor for municipal docks. So Im­
Machine guns were used on both sides very effectively sad
which should distinguish them and speech should then leave us at the will have respect for the rule and will portant to all nations has been the I
no mercy was shown the troops who led the uprising of April
should be peculiar to them alone. threshold, for we are entering the yield a pause of a minute or two question of free harbors that the
service. : i English people protected themselves WANT FERRY TO
What God spoke amid the thunders, house of Cod. where it behooves us after each feature of the service,
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pre-1 against this form of monopoly by
what the gentle Christ
employed for a brljf. a very brief, session, to As it is. where no such system pre-
A party of sixty American tourists who were in the city were
even violence to enforce, what Paul ! be at least sober and introspective, if vai's and where ushers escort the several provisions in Magna Charts.'
REMAIN AT JASPER
"NOW is the time for the people
strove with eloquence to disseminate j not devoutly worshipful.
Not that people in at any time and all times, i
escorted
safely by a detachment of troops to a steamer in the
over the world, that principle cer- we should assun e a smileless, sor­ the poor pastor naturally sees no of Lane county. Including Eugene,
harbor, but several are said to be wounded, among them bcinj
tainly demands our most heedful and rowful countenance and a feeling of need for brief intermissions.
Co- ■ to «ec that their right» are not lost
earnest consideration. It most cer- stern reserve that robs one of thc- operation is therefore most helpful | ; before It is too late.
At a meeting held at Jasper, Ore­ Fred K Moore, a newspaperman from New Orleans, who *u
In order to give the municipal
tainly behooves us to pause and I ask natural hugiau countesies of one to and a thorough understanding be-1 i
ourselves. "Do we stand as with I another and destroys a joyful wor- tween pastor and ushers will often ' ! league commercial vitality 1 would gon. April 17. 1909. called to con- shot in the neck, but
not seriously. Another correspondent
naked feet before the Burning : ship. Away with the mournful face yield handsome results and tend also suggest its name be changed to aider the proposition of the Countty
named
Booth
was
slightly
wounded in the head.
Court
to
move
the
Jasper
ferry
to
a
Bush?" "Have we aught within his ■ I in our church services cf the testl- most materially to beautify the ser-, conform to its wider scojie of action
and it» work extended to advertls- Hite below what Is known as Hull a
Father's house to which Jesus could : mony thrt habitually weeps. “I was' vice.
point and say. Take these things! : glad when they said unto me. ‘Let us
Being, so to speak, floor-managers.' ' ing the whole county and Its re­ Point, after full consideration of the
matter, the following
resolutions
hence?”' or, to use St. Paul's grace-’ I go Into the house of the Lord.
it is astonishing how much the sources and that membership be so­
ful words. "Are we surely serving "Enter into his gates with thanks* ushers are responsible for a beauti­ licited from every farm, village and were unanimously adopted as au ex­
God acceptably with reverence and I giving and into his court» with ful service.
For instance, they! : hamlet of the county. The Eugene pression of the views and wishes of
godly fear?"
should
be
prompt,
ushers that can1 ' commercial club has, probably wlse- I those present In regard to the mut-
"O
come,
1>
t
us
sing
unto
i praise.”
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not
be
on
hand
to
receive
the first 1 | ly. confined its membership to Eu­ ' ter under consideration.
the Lord; let tt: rnae Joyful noise
It was also ordered that the sec­
wershipper
who
enters
the
church gene alone, leaving the outlying por­
The very exterior of the church unto the ro*k of our salvation.”
retary furnish a copy of the same
tions
ot
the
entire
county
without
are
not
alive
to
their
duties
1
have
should breathe out a hallowed at­ These are sentiment- which find no known ushers to amble in careless­ commercial representation of any to the County Court, Eugene Guard.
mosphere.
It would almost crush sympathy with the long face and
ly and unconcernedly something like kind. People living In other parts of Eugene Register, and Springfield
the spirit of the Puritan, could he the wailing testimony.
the country will appreciate having a News for publication.
But what we should have is a sin­ five minutes before the organ pre­ voice in shaping affairs affecting
see. as we sometimes see, groups of
Resolved, That It is the sense of
lude.
after
perhaps
three-fourth»
of
,
children scampering up and down cerity and seriousness in our attend­
j this meeting that the ferry at Jus-
their respective districts.
the
congregation
had
found
their
own
the steps and through the vesti­ ance upon church services that will
Eugene is located in the geograph­ | l»er ought to remain where It now
San Francisco. April 2 4
Brough­ starting anew and later b>-lns Joined
bule of some of our Evangelical divest us of a careless demeanor and way into the pews. Alertness, too. ical center of the county and what­ Is. until the County Court secures a
ton llrandeiibcrg. a magazine writer by his wife
is
a
most
essential
qualification,
in
­
II» declare^ he
the
Churches, or—and this is positively restless, irreverant behavior. What
I
right
of
way
to
and
from
the
pro-
ever helps build up the country will
revolting—a crowd of insolent young »hall we say of the flutter that we cluding the ability to recognize the indirectly help to build up Eugene. ’ [Kised new site for the ferry, so that and novelist was arrested here last Dreyfus of America and said
night
as
a
fugitive
from
Justice
In
stranger
from
an
old
member
and
' I may have to serve a prison t-rot
men mass themselves on the side­ sometimes find prevailing throughout
Let u» provide this organization with the public will not I m * trespasser on
walk in front of the church while the mass of the congregation before to give the stranger the preference, permanent quarters where visitors i private property In order to reach New York on the charge ot gram! because th» circumstance that «onM
when
it
comes
to
deciding
between
larceny
In
connection
with
a
political
clear me are known ,nly to myself.”
congregations are assembling or dis­ i the beginning of the service, and,
from other part» of the county I same.
article claimed to have been written
Attorn») Jacob S Meyers hs, i>r»s
persing.
There is something radi­ must we say it. even for some time the two. for the old member can per­ may find a (dace of welcome when
Resolved. Further, In our Judg by th. l ite Grov<-r Cleveland, related
haps
lock
out
for
himself,
whereas
engaged by Brandenburg's friends,
cally wrong. The parents of such' • after the service begins—the whis-
they come to Eugene; where they ! ment the proposed site for a ferry a thrilling tale today regarding bls but no legal action will b» taken 'in-
the
stranger
needs
a
welcome.
How
communities and of such churches . perlng. the social conversation, the
put on exhibition for public Inspec­ i Is but little if any better than the experiences In dodging the polite 11« III the arrival from New York of cop*
are failing to instruct the young in ' talking aloud, and ,ves. even laugh­ often have I observed an usher tion the products of their farms, fac­ I present one.
thoughtlessly
ignore
a
stranger
In
told how he had posed as a German I m of the Indictment and other pa­
the proper reverence they should ter? In some churches I have been
Resolved, Further, In our Judg
tories and other industries. Such an
It Is believed be
•have for the sacred church-edifice. ; grieved to observe the paxtor walk order to escort a deacon to his seat organization should have five hun­ ment the bar that obstructs the pres­ automoblllst, an agent, a physician, pers In the case
now at will resist extradition
In th« turan-
Bible schools and Young People's So­ | ujxon the plattorm and kneel for per­ in the amen-corner which he has oc­ dred member» and make Itself a I ent ferry can ile dredged out for less at Harrington, Del , and
cupied
for
forty
year».
Bridgeville,
a
town
nearby,
he
man
­
Brandenburg will remain In
cieties are blind to a most profound sonal prayer before oirening the ser­
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power for the upbuilding of the coun- I money than It would cost to move aged a pool room nnd became In­ time
error. We should most persistently vice. wnlle. all around
where I
| the ferry, and obtain the roads that volved In a shooting affair, lie des prison
• ty and state.
There is at this point a little mat­
see to It, not only that we ourselves j chanced to sit. thei* was the ouzz of
Theodor» Kytda, a handwriting ex­
will be necessary to reach the pro­ crlbed bls narrow escapes from ar­
Every
man.
woman
and
child
of
shall not be guilty of such offense, I loud conversation and even tittering ter of etiquette on the part of the | Lane county should read the article posed new site for the ferry.
pert, has Interested himself in llraa-
rest
In
New
York,
and
how
he
later
in those for whom we are respon­ laughter. How much more becomingi people themselves which is all too In Colliers, referred to above, found
den berg’s case and will endeavor to
Resolved, Further, That a bridge
sible. but that, when we see It in if. at the moment when that pastor: often neglected. Courtesy pure and on page 13, and com» to the meeting ¡it this place is the only thing that kidnapped hl» stepson, James Cab solve the mystery attaching to (b*
other . v.-e »hr.ll sternly rebuke it. .
knelt, the congregation had bowed simple dictates that the people, on at the court hou»e Saturday evening will fill the re«|uirements of the pub anno, from the child's grandmother signature of th» article which It !•
at St Ix>uIs and how lie came to San claimed by Branden Im rg. I- ths sig­
What did it mean when it was de­ their heads to show at least some - passing into the pew. should turn | the 17th. prepar«’d to do a part in I lie.
Francisco, with the expectation of nature of Grover Cleveland
manded of Moses that he should re­ , reverence for that beautiful action and acknowledge the usher's ser­ affecting a permanent organization
B. II. LYONS, Chairman.
move his shoe.??—merely the out­ of the pastor, if not for the Deity vice with a slight bow and a low- as outlined above.
C. R. Sylvester. Secretary.
spoken "I thank you,” or even a
ward evidence of reverence that was before whom he knelt.
GKO. MELVIN MILLER.
GOVERNOR LILLEY
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whispered one would be bettei. As
consistent with the polite custom of
JUVENILE COURT CASES
OPPOSES 0. A. C.
ancient o..ental peoples. Ages have
Then let us have quietude and sol I the courteous usher is a boon to a
rolled past since then. and. while the lemnity and. if at all attainable, sub­ church, so the return courtesy should
PASSES BEYOND
ARE HEARD TODAY
HARRIsBI l«¿ M\\s
REFERENDUM
The well-
“Burning Bush” demands of us just limity in our church services
"God never be neglected.
And I
as much reverence as of Moses, we i» a spirit and tbev that worship trained usher will miss it.
Hartford. Conn . April 22 George
of today are living under wholly dif­ Him must worship Him in -:pirit and1 feel sure that such indifference from
(Special Correspondence.)
111 al<®
County Judge Chrliman W
who
Pleascant Hill, April 17. 1909.
lx*avens Lilley, governor of Conner
ferent usages.
Now-a-davs, polite in truth " A spirit? How the*n shall i the laity is often to blame for the
Harrisburg, April 22.—.Miss Minnie
At the regular meeting of Pleas- tlcut, died last night after an lllueaa acts In the capacity of Juvenile Judg®
respe«-t and
reverential «leference we be receptive for his entrance, or, laxity of the ushers. To feel that Evans, who taught school here for ant Hill grange No. 281 the follow­
for this i unity, wax busy todi. hear­
of four weeks. lie was born at Ox­
are shown in other ways, more par­ in attitude to worship Him, if con­ one's services are not appreciated several years, has been visiting old ing resolution
was unanimously ford, Mass , August 3, 18.79. He re ing two (nit , One w t that of Grace
ticularly among the men by the re­ fusion or interruption prevail? We is sure to produce an attitude of in- frlendH
rrlends here for several days. She adopted. viz:
and Archie Twllley, » fed 12 slid •
«■•tived his early training In the pub
moval of the hat. No matter whence should cultivate the perception of difference on the part of the doer.' returned to her home in Eugene to-
V'- tH rospi < lively, whose father dlrd
Whereas. An effort Is lining made lie schools of his
town,
and
or how the custom originated, it has Job's friend, Eliphaz the Tenianite, They say. for instance, that It is day.
recinti)- nt Grant»
!’»•». I< .»vtng
to invoke the referendum on the <>. \
become recognized in western civili­ who thus recounts his experiences: humiliating to walk up an aisle and.
Saturday. May 1st. th» Harrisburg
lept-ndaiil upon the pir llr for
Improvement
appropriation
re
­
zation as the mark of the true man "Then a spirit pa»se«l before my face; on turning, to find theri supposed Improvement Club will have either
I
The judge ordetcd that
cently enacted by the Oregon legis­
to bare the head in the presence of , it stood Mill, but i could not dls- escorts composedly seating them­ the Linn or Lane county school su­ lature; and
•• committed to the tare nnd
women or of elder» or while in at­ ' cern the form thereof; an image was selves half a dozen seats back, with­ perintendent explain the new county
of William Griffin p< ‘fidisi
Whereas. We. the farmers, appre­
tendance upon sacred or solemn cere­ before mine eye»; there was silence. out so much as a glance at the dis­ high achool prr>|H>s|tlon to our citi­
orders by the court
monies. No man would be so care­ I and I heard a voice • * * ” 1 comfited usher. Of course, there Is zens. There will be a short program ciate the efforts of the national anil
The
other ease was that of Kdlth
less as not to remove his hat on en­ cannot help thinking that many a in this matter some blame often to ami everything possible will be done state governments to give the State a
and James W Shelby, aged 1.7 «nd
practical school for our children
tering the church d«;or to attend I voi«e of that Spirit is overwhelmed be attached to the usher. He should to entertain those who attend. It is therefore
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respectively,
vrtin arc now under
be it
divine services, though many heedless I in the noise we create in our caie- try to know his escorts, whether they very desirable that, we add the high
th custody fir J. M
Shtdby. lint
Resolved.
That
we
oppose
the
ref.
men have been seen to stand in the lessnrss How we should tremble be­ prefer seats forward or back. It is achool work that will prepare the stu­
whose father and mother ate tin-
erendum
movement
and
will
»nd«.,
tv-
outer vestibule with their hats on. fore th» thought that perhaps, per­ often well to inquire quietly before dents to enter any of our college».
known. Complaint was made tbát
or to defeat the same by all honora­
waiting until the prayer is over, or haps. we deny God's entrance to his starting, especially If they are stran­
J. O. Drinkarl la very ill. He was ble means in our power.
Hi» children were not receiving prie
to assume them when scarcely over temple by our disquietude. The Ro­ gers.
stricken last Saturday with heart
per parental care, In that they wet*
Signed,
the threshold of the auditorium at mans had the right idea, of which
It is all too true that our wc-stern trouble.
abused i ami
__ . mistreated ami kept at
R J HEMPHILL,
the close oi the service
But how we may learn much. They had been civilization Is founded in great mea­
T. W. Sommerville is the proud
home from > school.
The Shelby«
H <' WHEELER.
is it when there chances to be no taught to begin a s'rvlce with the sure upon a spirit of abandon and owner of a t'haalmers-Detroft auto
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were represented
III court It \tn»r-
LIZZIE SI FEED»
service In progress? Ah! there Is expression
Our He drove It up from Portland, ar­
Favete ilnguis,” which of revolt against propriety.
ney J. M Plp
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n and Attornio I
Committee.
where the real test lies. To many meant in the first place, "to avoid in cliurchcs have been made to suffer riving home Sunday evening.
Williams, probation officer f»r I a»«
men, the church as a mere edifice the courge of the ceremony any un­ accordingly.
The
younger
genera
­
Glenn Hill has arrived from East­
-1
county, appeared In behalf of
demands no special deference. But, favorable • r ill-oili' tied l»-r,r'(4
’’ 'Thon
word.”
Then tion, instilled with the pervading at­ ern Oregon to assist with the harness START ANOTHER SUIT
children.
After hearing th» l«w
walls that have been consecrated to it very wisely came .o mean "Be si-1 mosphere of unrestraint, is 'argely making for Hill ft Shlsler.
tminy, the judge decided not to <«•4
holy presence, are they not sac-red lent.”
devoid
of
those
gentler
customs
which
The Josephine Deffre.v Company
I
the children to the Boys' an-l Girl*
AGAINST BIG MERGER
at all time» and at ail hours in the
have produced a sublimity and a de­
But why should we be compelled I lightfully aesthetic tone to church played a three-nights engagement
Aid Society, KU desired by the <•<»■'
day?
..ere, ending
Wednesday evening.
to plead for silence? Silence should i services in the longer
plalnanu, but to recommit th, tn
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established
Francisco.
-.prît
21.
-The
They are gifted and gave excellent
speak for Itself. Not only are we
th» care of Mrs. Shelby, she to rt"
p reMd' iit Gf the United Hates |.
The rhurch social ha« much to do then enabled, and thus onlv. to ap­ communities, I appeal to the laity satisfaction
This is a company of
port to thi* lud :•• once each month.
everywhere
and
of
all
nam»d
denomina-
¡is
c<*m,oair.»iit
It,
h
suit
filed
with the unmaking of church sanc- proai
the better class and should have re-
h God and God himself to ap-
ap-' tlons, it pays to study
proach
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how and coived better patronage than they in • he United Si.ii-, circuit
court in
tity. Unquestionably, the church is proach ue . but, for the very sake of1
wherein
to
Improve
our
church
etl-
i!i<- Northern 1 strict of California t«>-
did.
properly and primarily no place for the service Itself, we should bn sk­
Earl Branson, employed !•' H*'r*
the social, but, unfortunately, the lent. How else shall we fully appre­ quette. ' Pray for the peace of Je-
Mrs. J. ft. Cartwright returned ■!av, the o>.:»ci of v bicp |H t„ dls-
Lemon, n lugging contractor.
rusalem;
they
shall
prosper
that
love
'
”
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•
tii
¡it
•
lai
relations
of
th«
majority of churches are forced by ciate the pathos that can come from
from an extended stay at Newport
run over by n tram car at lion11*
I nlon Pacific and Southern Pacific
circumstances to house their noisy out the soul of the organ? One of thee.”
yesterday.
yesterday afternoon and severely I®*
railroads.
socials. The situation is often vex­ the sweetest sensations in all one’s
T. A. Coleman Is preparing to go
Jurvd.
He was driving a tram '«
Hundreds of witnesses are subpoe­
ing, especially where the church edi­ experience is to be quiet, restful, and
PILES! PILES’ PILES!
<<> Alaska, where he will lie employ­
the car when the horses ran nw,f
naed
under
authority
of
Chief
Justice
fice Is small and there are no an­ to let the chords from the great or­
ed by a contracting company.
wltlf the aforesaid result. Bran«*
GEORGE L. LILLEY
Fuller, of the United States supreme
nexes or basements, or when private gan Just creep over and into one's
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
was rendered unconscious nnd It '•
court.
The
action
Is
one
of
the
nu
­
homes are riot available.
Those very being, overwhelming with its will cure blind, itching and bleeding
Kodol for dyspepsia and Indigos
probable that he was hurt Internallf-
churches of the larger eastern ci­ weight of music, and yet lifting one piles, it absorbs the tumors, allays tion. taken occasionally, will soon re­ merous suits lirotight against lhe
He was brought to the Eugene hos­
ties are fortunate which have suit­ up, away and out of one's self. How I itching at once, acta as a poultice, lieve you of all the simple stomach Harriman lines during the Roosevelt ! Infer went to Wor»e«ter. where h<. »« pital.
able apartments whither they can else but in silence can we pray when I gives Instant relief.
Williams’ In­ a ¿7’2""' whl’ ^ you now have but • administration. It Is Io be the first Polvi« ¿h|‘ h|*h "rh001 ’"Hl l,l'"r '»«••
relegate their refreshments and pas­ the pastor stands as our representa­ dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for which may be more serious later. Sold inaugurated by President Taft |t l"d n w .'T'""’'
mar­
was originally brought In Utah and ried In Waterbury, Conn., wuH
times, where the Ladies' Aid socle­ tive and asks mediation for his peo­ plies and Itching of the private parts by all druggists.
in 1884 llcan stiite committee«, on which h«
hearings are held In every large city
lies may have their afternoon teas, ple? How else but in silence can we and is sold by Linn Drug Co. By
served till his death.
He whs
yr the Endeavors their spelling bees heed God's word, when the pastor mail 50c and $1. Williams Mfg. Co. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD where th« two roads own property or
publican congressman-nt-large fr0,n
n
m
in
1901
ho
wan
rlpctod
to
th«
competing agencies.
"tale legislature, and also the P.epub* 1 his state from 1903 to 1909, real«“*
Ing when elected governor.
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