THB DAILY CAPITAL JOTTRJf AI SALEM. O&ROONT, THTTESDAT, APRIL SO, 1914.
PA OR ftvt;
y WOMAN IN THE CASE"
Captain Griffiths Still Betusea to
Dlvulg Name or Misrerious
Lady.
JUDGE-ADVOCATE IN
' CONFERENCE WITH MAH
Wonder Expressed If Washington
mends WIU Brave Publicity .
of Trial.
San Francisco, April 30.--Captaja
'.Dennis P. Quinlan, judge advocate oi
tne i niteti estates army tniru un,
was in conference at AIcatraK prison
today with Captain J. II. Griffiths, who
will be" coitrt-martialled May 4th on
charges ." of embezzling government
money, breach of arrest, desertion from
the service and conduct generally un
becoming an officer and a geutleman.
There waa a great deal of mystery
connected with Griffiths' ease. The
pcrtsistout report still circulated that
powerful interests were coneerned in
an attempt to smuggle the officer out
of tho country without a trial, as did
also tho rumor thrrt a member of a
foreign embassy hurried ,from the na
tional capital to Seattle to holp him
at the time of his original arrest.
If thoy knew, the military authori
ties here would not tell what these
3 reported interests were, who was the
diplomr.lt referred to or in what way
he was connected with tho case. It
iLnHLL nneilhU Vi I fflnta miuhf
a come out at the captain's trial before
the military court and the hearing was
JWaitod. with corresponding impatience.
There was also much speculation as
to whether, since publicity Beemed in
ovitnble, his Washington friends would
.lnaai-ti it nfinnnoi np 4ifln him trt nut
sjup a ngnt.
from ail tne miormntion n was po
aible to secure; Mrs. Virginia Barmhall,
the rich' widow whose, name haa been
meutioned in connectiou with the case
was more a financial than a personal
friend of tho prisoner. It wn con
ceded by the authorities today, how-
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fioudt iWtra in tb United tiutat, Ciu ui Kuiwj
IDttT.HOPm tn. 17 Brat km Shut -W
cause you are so fall of canals."
lt
A friend met Senator Martina of
New Year day and asked bim bow he
"Oh, fine, fine!" responded Martine.
WW if
1
Lley Invited me tip to bare a real old fashioned Kentucky
esgnog with blm and a party of friends.
-' "I looked up bis- address and set blithely forth. Xhoy
told me he had moved. I went to the next place, but be
didn't live there. Some one suggested be lived at an
other location. I tried that also without success. Hon
estly, I've been chasing that eggnog for two days and '
baren't cough up with it yet!" ' 1
J s;
Representative Robert of Nevada tells story about
congressman and a colored attache to a legation In
(WilNuington representing a colored nation. Tbe colored
attache was- being shown through tbe committee rooms
.when tbe congressman wandered in for bis overcoat
"Here," thundered tbe congressman to the attache,
"take this, coat and brush it and bold it for we!"
Pnralyjsed into a state of coma, tha attache obeyed
and then departed with frigid dignity. ,
"What's the matter with him?" asked the congressman.
t ."That man." said the other as he
baroa in hut own country ."
"Huh; that's all right!" said the
three kings and a pair of queens. "Five bartenders have told me toaay tnat
I'm a prince.1
' -
I Representative Julius Kahn of California bas found his stee of some dis
advantage in
bis reward. In
beauty and Is an
bazaar. Strolling
booth of a fair
i Photo br American
, Press Association. .
,a,i Jci.rcs) KAHJ.,
yf .. -"I nrgrted with him for two boors." said Representative Class. "1 laid nil
-bo fact before him, but It was no use. He was obstinate, bovclessly obsti-
: . nate - - ' '
j " Mr. Olaw frowned and shook his bead. Then be ended;
I ' "An obstinate man, you know, does not hokl opinions; tboy bold him."
ever, that it waH'o- Hramtull
but another and younger woman Grif
fiths was supposed to have, been .delay
ing hit flight to be near.'
- That there waa 'such a woman Grif
fiths himself admitted by his denial
that there was anything improper in
his relations with her. U like her very
much," he said, "but there is nothing
between us; we are just 'friends. " '
He would -not reveal her name on-
the ground that she was wholly inno
cent and there wm no reason why she
Should figure in his troubles... Whether
the military authorities held this view
too, could not be learned, hut for the
time being, at any lite, ' they were
reticent concerning the woman 'a iden
tity. .- , T.
Mrs. lriffith was .expected, in 8sn
Francisco to do what' she eotrlir towards
helping her husband.
With al view tohe possibility of re
covering for the government the .money
the prisoner is accuBe'd of embezzling,
an Investigation was being -made of the
value of the properties tie. is interested
in. . . .......
Aside from his timber interests,
which he transferred to Mrs. Bramhall
in settlement or nuvaiiPefrainr made
to him to a total of about $17,000, he
was said to own coral and mining prop
erties tho South Sea Islands. It
was to devfflop '-theni 'that .it wa be
lieved ha would have' mitad -yesterday;
hasl he not been- aretd opwtba steam
ship Taihi. ' ... - . ,
HOW'S THIS?
We of for One Hundred 'Dollars Bo
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh' Cure.
F.' J. Cheney ft Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned,' have known F.
J. Cheney for the last. 15 years, and
believe jilm perfeetly honorable in tin
business transactions -and. financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm."
National Bank of Commorco,
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Testi
monials sent free. Price 75 cents per
bottlo. Sold by all -Bruggists. ''
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
pation. AMERICANS HELD f RISONERS
IN MEXICAN DUNGEONS
New Orluans, La., 'April 30. Bring
ing fi cipher message front former Am
erican Consul Lcishmnirxfit' Frontora,
Mex., to Secretary of- State Bryan, tho
steamer Livingstone, arrived here today
from Mexico. -Loishman-Becording -to
Captjnin James - Jackson, is held -by
Mexican authorities, lis -asked-that a
warship be sent--to -Frontcra at once.
Thirteen American.; refugees .arrived
on the Livingstone.. Thy alleged thnt
13 Americans were .confined in. Fron-.
tera dungeons. ' v
YOUTH HOLS UP STREET OAS.
Los Angeles, - April -- 30. Detectives
are searching for a 10 year old youth
who, alone and unmasked, held up two
street cars and robbed -tho .crews of
small sums of money. Two other at
tempted car holdups last .night failed
NEW DIOCESS CREATED.
Home, April 30. A -new diocess of
ftpokane, comprising the', eastern half
of Washington, v was. created today by
Pope Plus. The Sc,tlW.e.lieess.Tetain
the western half of the., state. '.
Gossip From
Washington
, EPRESENTATIVH MOORE of Pennsylvania has
become known througboot tba' country as the
father of the waterways. Rivers and bnrbors.
canals and dredging matters" aro 'uppermost to
his mind.
' "Do you know, Moore," said bis colleague, Repre
sentative Edmonds, recently, "why It Is that you remind
mo of an Inhabitant of tne planet Mars?" -
Mr. Moore avowed bis Inability to sea any relation
between himself and tba aforesaid astronomical body. '
"Well," replied Edmonds, "the reason Is, Mooro, be
t
New Jersey on the street' the day after
had enjoyed the holiday. V
"I'll tell you about it Benator Brad
'OH
Pnoto ty American
' Fraas Aseodatloa.
SEX A TO A IIABTIKB.
prepared to hurry after tba attache. Is
member of congress, with the dignity of
- .
v
foreign countries wnen 11 couies w me
matter erf transportation. In various oriental countries
the carriers charged him double. But In Japan be met
Nippon fat Is regarded as a sign of
object greatly to be wished for by the
men. One evening Mr. Kahn and bis wife were at a
about, tbef finally paused before the
maiden.
Tbe girl gazed with admiration on tbe imposing fig
ure of the American representative and at last ran out
from behind the table, threw her arms around bis neck
and burst out Into exclamations of delight .
"Ob, how nice.1" she cried in broken English. "Nice
and fut! proceeding to bestow a series of most em
phatic -bugs on tbe embarrassed gentleman from Cali
fornia. K t v .
representative Carter Glass was talking about a
man who bad wrong ideas on finance.
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Atkuta,G.', April
k PaotorKustmll 1
pt'netel ' bia fa
mous Pboto-Drama
of Creation to
a hlglily apnrecl-
V stive audience la'
the Atlanta The
atre today.
Tbetouchlngnlin
of Abrahani'sgreat
sacrlflce fnruisued
the basis of thw
Pastor's discourse.
Hearts' Oiled and
eyes became molirt as tbe Instructive
message was delivered.
What baa been regarded by many as
a cruel fanaticimn was pointed out by
the famous Mew Yorker as Divinely ar
raitgd and as teaching a moot beauti
ful and sigulneant lesson respecting
tbe sacrlflce of the antt-typlcal Isaac
namely, Christ and "tbe Church, which
Is His Body."
Pastor ItusseH's text was, "If ye ba
Christ's, then are ye Abraham's Bead
and heirs according to the Promise"
(Unlntlans 830).
The PoMtor began by demonstrating
from Scripture that Ood calls our pres
ent condition a cursed one, that man
kind are under tbe curse of death, aud
that tbe only-way by which the world
can come under God's blessing, Is by
the-bringing In of. a new condition.
And so-wheo God said to Abraham,
"In thy 8vd shall all tha families of
tho earth be Messed,' He meant that
tills Seed would roll away tbe curse of
death nod roll In tbe blessing of life In
the full seose upon humanity.
Then the Pastor pointed out that the
tiogos left the Heavenly courts aud
became a human beinir taking a low
er nature than He had before and was
born j f the stock of Abraham. h order
to- become tbe promised Seed, which
was to roil away the curse of death
He next showed why Jems, accord
ing' to the flesh,, could net b Messiah.
the promised Seed. ' Even In Hlrpor-'
fection the Man-Jesus could have do
nothing more for tbe world than to
guklemeny lnte hnppier conditions. H
could not have been the great DeHverv
er wbo waa to bless all tbe families of
firtb-the dead as well as tbe living.
Hew Jaeae Sesame the Maaaiah.
. The Pastor explained how Jesus be
came the Messiah when He woe bap
tised of John at Jordan. He showed
that tbe water baptism was only tbe
symbol of tbe real baptism which took
place there; and to support his claim
ho quoted tike prophetic statement re
specting Jesus. "Lo, I come to do Thy
will, O My Ood" everything written
In the Book. (Hebrews 10:6-9.) This
statement means that our Lord, by
becoming our 1 Sacrifice, fulfilled tbe
tyies and shadows of the Law Cove
nant various things that were not
commandments at all. bnt that were
foresliadcwed by tbe Jewish sacrifices.
For instance, tbe type showed that
before there could be an atonement for
sifl.' the bullock of the clu-olTering
mnst Brat be offered. Our Lord came
to be the1 anfitypienl Bln-offoring, to
present Ills perfect human nnture-all
that He had to give Himself In God's
service as a sacrifice. The speaker
threw, a -new. light on the Apostle's
somewhat ambiguous statement, "He
teketh awaythe flrst, that He may es
tablish the second," declaring that the
correct thought IS, He removes the type,
that He may establish the anti-type. .
Onr Lord came to set autde tbe type.
This He did when He presented Him
self a living Sacrlflce at Jordan to do
unreservedly the Father's will. This
mount, primarily, our Lord's death, for
mankind were under tbe death sen
tence pronounced upon their Father,
Adam. Therefore, It was necessary
that their Redeemer should taste death
for mankind before He could have
wherewith to sutisfy tbe claims of
Justice on Adam's behalf and ask for
the release of Admn and bis race.
Next tbe Pastor explained that when
our Lord cried on the cross, "It is fin
ished!" He merely. nR'nnt that His own
persona! work of the sacrifice of Him
self was ended. Then came His resur
rection and His manifestation to His
disciples,-that they mlht know that
ne bad risen from the dead. He ap
peared and showed Himself under dif
ferent conditions to prove two things:
(1) That He was no longer dead; (2)
That He was changed from who ne
had been before. Tbe speaker dwelt
at length niton our Lord's several mani
festations after nis resurrection, ne
pointed out that during the forty days
befrjro our Lord's ascension Hs showed,
niuiself only a. few minutes at a time,
or perhaps an hour in all. and He ap
peared and disappeared In a way that
no cms but a spirit being onWl do. As
St. Tetcr declared. "lie was put to
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!Oesth la fkeh, bai qakcWwl la eefrir
t made atlro a spirit tMtag
r Why Jw A.s.wdsd m rMaK
0r Lord's Monalun. Um Poator W
flroMKl, was aootlMr Step la Uta Lttvlos
I'an for tbs aalvatiua of ii wotUL
It was Daoeeaary, aa St. Paul dachtrad,
that Jasoa should a4par In tha pooa
anca ot God sod UMtka preaeototloa ot
Uis blood, tha marit of His sacsuiaa,
'tha vatua of Uis aacfUk-Ul daatii, tbat
tba Cbowb tuWht ba Jiutlflad thioutfh
ilia merttv and tha tba Vatbar mittbt
glv tba Chtirch tha twoaOt of tba
slaanalut wbidi our Lord bad swaom
pllabad far that ctass. liniiy have not
Botload tost tha tcrlptarea UuH ur
Lortfu work durlnu tha Qoanel Ajaa to
ttrA ctaawUkh U blii sotect-
,
sd. or aiacted. from amotwrt nmahliML ,
By faith this clasa are leeoocUed to
I God throngU tba otood of Christ. Tbvsa
have an Advocate with the ' Father,
j Jseas Ohriut tha Righteous, and may
draw sear to God with oood coocaaw.
navlug their hearts aprinklad ftotn any (
oonsclowineas of evil.
The Pastor.tbea showed that after
D'1 ascandad on High Ua was
tlte Spiritual Bead of Abraham, who la
to bless all tha families of tbe earth.
Prtmarl!y, He became the Bead of
awauam KMraia, wnen n reueivea
UK? aiiotntuig aud to a certain exfctnt
began the work of blessing. But when 1
He had rlen fmn tbe dead aad hod i
asi aniled to the Father Ue was the
Perfected. One, the compute Bead, so '
far as Ue Himself waa concerned. j
The speaker want on to demonstrate
from Scripture, however, that from the
beginning Ood had purposed, nut only
that Jesus should be the great Savior
and Blesser of tbe world, but that He
slrould bare a company of asnociutes,
wbo are to be sharers with Him la the
great work of human uplift These ate
the Gospel Church, and are to be given
glory, houor and Immortality In the
First Resurrection. Thus they also will
become members of Abraham's Spirit
ual 8eed aud share with Christ lit His
Millennial Kingdom. Tbe speaker re
peatedly quoted from Galatiaua 8,
wlik-h he claimed makes the matter
very clear.
Tha Development of the Church.
Primarily, the Beed of Abraham, as
God meant It was tbe Spiritual Seed
Christ and the Church ou tbe Divine
plane. Bnt there Is auother Beed of
Abraham, according' to- the Aesb the
Jews. These also will have a pert In
the work of blessing. Thla fact the
Pastor declared. Is set forth In Genesis
22:10-18, where God told Abraham that
his seed would be as the stars of heaven
and as the sand of the seashore.
The Poetur then explained how some
from both Jews and Gentiles have oon
stltqted this Bplrltoal Beed of Abra
ham. - He showed that Jesus, the pes
fect Man, gave Himself a Sacrlflce,
laying down HlA ourthly rights; and
that God begot Him to a hlglier naturu.
Being perfect. He needed no one to
make good for Him. Bnt ': with the
Church It Is different Every' member
must come to mm as the pUi-ofterlng.
the Due who would cover their blem
ishes and Imperfections', and refireseut
them as their Advocate. The early
Church were In the main of Jewish
origin.' ' These had 'found 'that they
conkl not get everlasting Ufe'br keep-
i ina the Law. Therefore, as Ht-Paul
dckired. they must become dead to
' ft and accent Christ as their' Sin-offer-
fug, and ' consecrate ' themselves, that
through His merit they might become
members of the Anointed.
The Geutllos never were under tho
Law Covenant, and therefore they
came into Christ merely by tbe sur
render of earthly things presenting
themselves living sacrifices, as did the
Jews. In return for this complete con
secration, those who thus, present
themselves by fa!tb--wbetber Jew or
Gentile are begotten of tbe Holy
ffplrit to Heavenly hopes, alms and am
bitions. Those who. continue faithful
to their covenant of sacrifice until
death will receive a place In that Body
of Christ which is tbe Church in glory.
These walk by faith and not by sight
Tbey develop tbe spirit of loyalty and
obedience loyalty to God, to righteous
ness and the brethren, and obedience
to God and the Golden Rule. Of this
Christ company Jesus was. the Head,
the- Apostles were the first members
of tho Cody, and the faithful In Christ
Jesus throughout the Gospel Age-are
members In particular.
Tha Natural 8d of Abraham.
The Pastor next discussed, the de
scendants of Abraham through
the Jews. Briefly reviewing tbo his
tory of that remarkable people, tbe
speaker showed bow God had blessed
them in the past Their trying experi
ences In Egypt, their Journey through
the wilderness en route to Canaan, and
tbe signs and wonders which accom
panied them, taught the people valu
able lessons and strengthened their
fulth. For centuries they dwelt In tho
Promised Land under God's special
Anu. anmAlnui nhaatlaojl (1 nit flit m A.
T n. TJ
uiura UWODW. pui mo.s. v
blessing sought under the terms of the
Low Covenant everlasting life. Their
experiences, be pointed out, helped to
develop In Israel a special clasa posses
sing the faith of Abraham, Isaac, Ja
cob and all tbe Prophets, and others
not so prominent
, k. riZtaTr '
class, have received nothing but Gods.
As yet. Uis speaker claimed, this
promise that tbey shall have "a better
resurrection.". This they will get, be
asserted, after tbe entire Cliurch of
Christ shall have been completed; for
Ood bus ordained that In all tilings
Christ shall , have the pre-eminence.
After tbe Spiritual Seed of Abraham
shall have been glorified, then somo-
thing will begin to be done for the nat- ot tbe bmt beyond tbe veil, and the
ural seed. . . j door to the High Calling wllllie shut
The Pastor then showed that this ben will como the great tribulation
class of Ancient Worthies will have mentioned In Ttevelntion 7. out of which
much advantage over tba rest of tbe will gradually come the Great Corn
world. The Bible teaches that tbey j nanv all overcotners, indeed, but iio t
! will come np to human perfection In
tba reaurrecuou. iiikIvuU ul coining up
Imperfect kunmu belnfrs, like the re-;
nviliulor of DuinkliKt. Thfir vattstitntes
thalr "licttar Insurrection." '''The rent!
of tba world will require rvuturteti tu
wbkb to attiln hunwu perfaiilvu.
This Auctent Worthy rlnsw, lbioak
er stated, will Iio iwixlutvd with lb
coming- Kingdom of liod. as our Lord
duclurel. anyliig. "Ye hIiuII pea Alini-
in the Kinydoiu of 0od.H (iik i3:28.
&int T. ,L SH
ba IhvIhIIiIo to mm. The world will soa
to mm. The world will sos
Nit.wortuiw. wiw win be !
ii-gruiHi exnmi.ia of the :
thoso Ancient
perfect mr
lump of God in the n.-siL They win ;
constitute tho earthly phus
sa of tuo :
Klngilom. In that they will reprint 1
the invisible Henveniy KinHai. j
how" the Biassina will Cam.. i
the pastor then gve nn outline of;
arrangement In the Kingdom of Hps- ;
Skill.
The Splrltuul Seed of AliruUnm
will be In tho glory of the Klnedom-
Tlplrft beings. Invislblo to uieit. Thenat-
; urn I seed of Abrubnm will ba "PrliHrs
tin all thu eHrtli." as rsnlin 45-sets
forth. When the Kingdom Is set up,
God's blesslues will first -ao to all "Is-
rnolltce ludcol." The first roprcsontu-
tlves will be tho Ancient Worthies.
with whom the speukcr thinks all the
prouilavd earthly blcsMlngs will rest as
renreSLMitntivps of Messiah on. entth.
Only by coming Into relationship with
this compnny will any get tho full
blessing of the Millennial Kingdom.
Tho PiiHtur Illustrated In tho caso of
tho United States. There ure certain
privileges nnd blessings to be secured
by getting citizenship here; and ns n
ivstilt people flock here from every
where nnd become cltlnens. In order 1
thnt tliey nmy enjoy these blessings 1
iind privileges. This, ho declared, Is ex-
ssetly tho picturo given In the Scrip-1
tni'cs. In tlio future nil the world will
press for i-ltiKcunhtp lu the nation of
Israel. The tentis of cttlxanslilp there
will h full surrender ulMintloiiuipiit of !
-lu. consecration to Ood, fnltli mid I
trust In Hlm. mid loyally and obedt !
lire to the greitt Mwslnnle Kingdom. !
The Pastor thinks that the Jews will
he the first people to come Into the .
Kingdom, for the reason thnt the offer 1
to uiuukliid will be more In line with ;
what thnt people hnvc been expecting '!
for ninny centuries. Tlie rromlse was '
inndo to their ancestor Abraham about !
four thousand years ngo that In his
Reed nil the families of the earth
iilioiiUl be blessed. Tlie Jew still has ft
in mind, the Pastor believes,' that
somehow MesHlah and His Kingdom
me coming, and thnt tho blesslug of
Abraham Is yet to come. -
Tho Jew does not know what to
make of all Unit has been going on for
the past eighteen hundred years, the
lcnker declared. Iio has been greatly
puzzled to know why UiKarus should
have been taken Into Abraham's bos
urn ns Abraham's child, mid why he
himself should rcililiiul," be rejected.
outcaHt nnd In trouble; hut soon his
eyes wlll ue oih-iicu. At Hie proper
I moment God will pour upon. Israel the
I Rplrit of prayer and xnitplimtton, nnd
tlioy slmll look Umiii IIIiiv whom they
I pierced ua-tlic Prophet Zecharlah fore
j told.- (Zeclmrlah, 12:10.) Then they
will begin to see something of Cop's
j rit Mystery that it was necessary
j Unit i:::!ii!;li;d I1 redeemed before they
I ittukl be restored. They- will begin to
eft the key to the Divlno Plan, which
! rests upon the Cross of Christ
I Tlip next class to come Into line with
I (lie Kingdom, tlie Tnstor thinks, will
j lie ii clans of Christian people that
I have ' been considerably misled . nnd
eonftiKcd. As soon ns these begin to
net tliclr eyes open n little, they will
perceive thnt ethers liavo understood
the Kcrlpture hotter than they luive.
and llien lliey will liegln to study. The
nihle Inllmntes thnt this will bo their
course that Hie foolish rlrgliia will
get the oil nnd will finally como Into
harmony with Ood. Gradually the
Uessogo will spread until all nations
will realize that the Kingdom of God
luis been established, and that by be
coming Israelites they will get the
blessings. To support this somewhat
remarkable statement, tho Pastor quot
ed several prophecies, among which
was ZeclwiHr.li 14:1(1-21.
The speaker believes that by tho end
of the Millennial Age all evil-doers will
, have been destroyed and all the re
' mnlnder of mankind will have become
Abraham's seed n great number.
! which uo man can estimate. Theu will
I tome a trial to determine who are loyal
I at heart-- Ilavlng demonstrated that
tlicy could be loyal during the favorable
conditions of Christ's Messianic King
dom, when every wrong act was pun
ished and every good deed blessed,
mankind will then . be tried to see
whether they will do right when left
to Uicmselvcs nnd the Kingdom with
drawn. Satan will be loosed for a little
while. Then there will be opportunity
for sin to prcvull. The nice of Adam,
then perfect; human beings, will bo
tested In order to determine whether
.'tbey really love God nnd whether they
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are luyui iw iuu iniu.iiii
nesa. xnose wno are rouiia io ue ui!
loyal to truth nnd righteousness mid
God will be destroyed from amongst
In concluding bis discourse, tho Pas-
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tor declared that a tho test at he end
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eTen 80 thls 18 1,10 tCSt "Pn C"li,tl'"'
,e Tfle Lor (lefircfI of
those who merely fear to do wroug.
but those who love to do right and hate
to do wrong. lie claimed thnt there Is
only a little more time in which Chris
tians will hnvc tho opportunity to de
velop character and to stand the test
AH of those found worthy to walk with
our Lord will be accepted- ns worthy
"mow than conquerors."
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I Big Stock of Fancy and Dry Goods
We Make Up AH Kind3 White
Pers Kimonas nd Drcssc3'
4, f"hi1rlrpn'o rnmnprc jjTp
rcrirnl uaren s rompers, saie
$1.5 children s suits; sale . . . .
$7 50 ladies' fimirpd silk kimnnnar snip .
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ia"lc xiKUicu tiepe Amiuxias, swjc
loc a yard embroideries; sale, yard .9c
Imported silk pongees, a yard 47c, 75c and$1.00
Serpentine and imported crepes? 18c, 20c, 22c and 23c a yd.
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vvmte emoroiaered petticoats, eacn . .$i.z.) to
Remember This Is the Store That Saves You Money.
! 325 N. COWL ST.
Getting the Summer
Home Ready
Perhaps you have not made your plans yet the
advertising in The Journal will help you..
' Want some suggestions as to how to furnish it
attractively and at the least expense ? Glance at the
advertising in The Journal.
Where can the best curtains bo had? Again we
refer you to the advertising in The Journal.
Can you get a piano for a moderate price?
Where can you select the china and kitchen ware
to best advantage? ,
These and every one of the scores of other ques
tions that will suggest themselves. wilL.be answered
in our advertising from day to day
Begin reading it today. '
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The "Shopping Rensinder v Vill Make
Your Shopping Easier
Bend the retail store advertisements in this paper TODAY they nro full of
money-saving opportunities. Mako a list of what you want on the ' 'Ka
mi ndor" bolo. When your list is complete, place it' in your pockctbook and
it will he ready when you Btart downtown, bo it NOW, or you may forget
some of tho bargains offered today by tho' principal stores., i'
Capita Journal Shopping Reminder
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Wed ARTrCLKa . AtiSed STORE
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COTJNTT MAT KOT LOSE
TAX ON 8. P. TIMBEE LAND
- Fears expressed by George Paulus,
county tax collector, that Marion
county would lose this year $10,000 in
taxes because the title held by tho
Houthorn Pacific to 36,000 acres of tim
ber kind in the roi'nty is being con
ttwted in tho courts by tho govern
ment, were allayed today when it wan
discovorej that the supreme court of
tho state, in an opinion written by
Justice McN'ary recently, held that the
fact the government is contenting tit Io
to land is not sufficient ground to en
join tho collection of the taxes,
Tbe decision was rendered in the
case of the Houthcrn Oregon company
nn'tiinot Oeorgo E. Quine, sheriff and
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coniiiany had acquired a grant of land 1
whi.h y0iginaiiy "WM Rrlted t0 thei
(;009 ay vVaeon Road company to aiil
! in tho construction of a military wagon
( rom tQ "A.
lejiing that the conditions of the grant
had not been complied with, the gov
ernment instituted suit to annul it, and
the company instituted suit to enjoin
lho collection of the taxes on the lnnd
pending the adjudication of its title.
The circuit court refused to issue the
injunction.
B.EC0BD PRICE FOR WHEAT LAND
WsJIn Walla, Wanh., April 30. With
the sale here today of 2'Ml acres
wteat land by , (Icorge McOuire
Hrvm Kurmll for S'ifi.UOO the record
price was approached. The land is Id
thc foothills seven miles east of allo
Walk. ' I
Underwear, Waists, Wrap
G Ladies Goods..
. .25c
..65c
$6.23
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$1.80
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I Land Credit Company
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First Real Estate Mortgages
well secured and bearing a high
rate of interest Titles perfect
and interest collected free of
cost to tho invoBtor.
Phono Alain 3H5 abid wo will
send a representative with list
of giltedge investments for your
inspection. Or call oa
: Oregon Title & f
Land Credit Co. !
209 U. 8. National Bank Bid..
Salem, Oregon.
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