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A MARVELOUS SETTING FOR SCULPTURE AT THE PAN-AMA-PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, 191 5.
TUi; dominating architectural feature of the exposition, the superb
Tower of Jewels, which wilt command the south entrance of the
Court of Sun anj Stars at tho I'nnninn-I'nclflc International Br
position lu Saa Francisco Iri 1015. This tower, 430 feet In
height, will hare a base one acre lu extent The tower will rite uiwnnl
In terraces, Rhine way nt lust to o group of figures Mupitortlug a globe,
typifying the world. Tho repeated figures of armored horsemen nud of
explorers of the ocean will be used on the tower, which, with Its statu
ary, mural paintings and morales, will be Indeicrlbabty beautiful.
Messrs. Otrrere & Hastings, architects In chief of tho I'un-Ainerlcau Kx
poslUou at Buffalo in 1001, arc the architects.
Uoml compares well with that nt any
town. Tho chief defect ho pointed
out Is apathy tho fooling of no ne
cessity for nggresslvo work. This ho
declared, Is dangerous. Mr, Housou
thou spoko on religion nml tho church
as tho greatest producer.! of chnrnc
tor, II. V. Bawjor of Tho llullolln and
Ilov. K. a. J udil followed M.r,Heu3on.
with suggestion us to their ideas df
what tho town needed, nml Hot h
C. Nowhnm also spoko briefly along
similar linos, boforo Dr. llulgln was
Introduced for tha concluding re
marks Tho evangelist spoko forcefully,
urging that tho only manner In which
n town could reach true grontnesn
was tiy following tho principles of
Christianity. Ho was especially bit
ter as to tho liquor business nud as
to what ho mitd ho understood to bo
n condition hero of cliques who woro
ntwn)s righting each other.
At tho conclusion of Mr. lluliiln'j
t remarks Mrftlludson made n spirited
reply, asserting that Dr. llulgln had
misrepresented his remarks on tho
liquor business and calling on him to
state exactly what he tnennt ns to
cliques In the town . On thlj point
tho preacher snld that ho hud been
speaking from hearsay only, Mr.
Hudson repentod his views on tho li
quor question and denied tho exis
tence of clique ns nlloged, nftor
which tho meeting broke up In some
confusion
Mooting In Smith Itulldlng.
Ilcgtunlng on Thursday night, tho
revival mcotlngs wore held In tho
Smith building, n hIntfqrm'for tho
speaker and tho choir harlhft been,
built In tho rear nnd wooden benches
put In for tho audience. Largo num
bers of people have been In attend
ance regularly Tho following state
ment of tho results of tho meeting
to dato Is contributed by one of tho
local mlnlstors:
1UC1 SHlV YKAK'S DAXCK.
The New Year's ball glvon by tho
Knights of Pythias last Wednesday
Waning was one of. the biggest things
of tho kind over held In Iicnd. Thore
wore several hundred people In ut-L
tendance, and dancing coutlnuod up
Into the hours of the new year. The
floor of tho Smith building, which
was used, proved to bo good after a
little wear.
LUNCHEON AND TALKS
(Continued from page one.)
Improve character tends to religion."
Tho morals of the town was the
subject of tho talk of C. S. Ilonson
and ho reiterated the romarks of (ho
preceding speakers that the average
of public and prlvato morality In
lly Iter, V V, Xewlinm.
Tho union meetings now In pro
gress nro tho mojt stirring and far
reaching that huvo ovor been hold In
Ilcnd. Tho organization which Is
conducted under tho direction of Mr.
and Mrs. Hobo Is comprehensive, com
ploto nnd commendable. A building
could not bo obtnlnod or constructed
that would be bettor Adapted for this
purpose than tho Smith building,
which whllo so commodious has al
ready been filled. Tho large choir
has contributed attractive music at
each service, while the solos nnd
duets of Mr nnd Mrs Rose are of a
unique character. Tho latter are
pronounced ns of tho highest order,
powerful, fin toll ml find persuasive.
The audiences that have gathered
night after night In spite of such un
favorable climatic conditions attest
the Interest that Is being taken br
the publle In tho sormons of Or llul
gln. With much travel nud wide ex
perience, the evangelist has gathered
Illustrative mutter that nppeals to
every emotion nnd that arouses Im
mediate Interest from his powerful
personality.
Dr. llulgln has his own way of
proachlng great doctrinal sermon
that nro logical forceful nnd full of
Interest. Tho highest principles of
Christianity nro being laid deep nnd
dominant In tho hearts of men tilth-
Homesteads
IN THE-FERTILE .
La Pine Basin
Crook County, Central Oregon
WILL SOON BE AVAILABLE
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fDRY'FARMING NOW SUCCESSFULLY
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La Pipe, Crook County, Oregon
erto 'Indifferent to the things that
are" spiritual nnd supreme. Ills
thftiOen nro discussed nt every street
corner nud In every home nnd tho re
sults are already manifest by the ser
ious attention that Is being wld by
nil classes to tho great nnd hitherto
neglected moral Interest of our
tow n.
lly the cordial nnd complete co
operation of nil the Christian people
In Ilcnd nnd by forgetting pernonul
preferences nnd giving those meet
ings tho time nud prayerful Interest
they morally demand, we cannot but
bollevo Hint tho moral nnd spiritual
forces of this community shull ro
celvo an Impetus nnd success Hint has
been unrealized In tho past.
NEW COLLECTOR OF TAXES
Ity PrmMnii of a HfTfrtlw Jitnu.
a r J 1, County Treasurer lliinille
I'miiK
lu Crook , couUty, ns elsewhere
throughout Oregon, the county trwae-
nrr on Jnntiurv 1 mupfhimIiwI Him
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nui'llll tin willvtur III nil inim tTrii
these delinquent. It Is mill the du
ty' of tho sheriff lo gnrnor In this
part of the funds of the county.
Tho following nrn the mint luiHir
taut features of the law now In u fleet:
No rebate will be paid on tiny
taxes. Three per cent formerly was
allowed If t0d before Man li 1
All taxes nro due and payable en
April 1. Titer are iul delluqii (
iintll Xplttmtier 1, but penalties of I
per rent n month are Imposed oh Mm
(Htld portions
Oh Inst one-half payment, delln.
quent KeptwHiher I, penalty of l'f
per rent Is churxed. nlwo IntweU t
IS iter cNt er siihuim from date r.
ilellnquency.
Crllllrales of dellti'iueiiry, lienr
lug iHlerest nt the rate of I.
rent, per annum, shall be lesued n
month nfler dullnquenry. lOrinerl
six mouths were allowed
Old delinquency charge of 10 j
rent. lor miiuro to pay t.m I v Mm
nrii .Monilny In April Is ellmlnnrWt
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