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: SOCIETY
Si
:i
: rThurwhii-! when frlcnJs
jSw 0J'bl- I Ml it the homt? of
iKonth Liberty
M : Lw'ti'- " ,,lill,ie "!'
street. A'nB lp, r'0cl Olmsted,
!'VtJp Davis,' Mrs. I''rank Schraii,
V'-1 ItaH'l, Mrs. Ross E.
Mrs- 'i,;; n.vi.'S, Miss Hazel
VoorM, Mrt. r. Uttvies.
Olmsted ami .M ,
i f tin. Salem WoniuU 's
.?rt?l , ted h. the splcn
b Tattrartion brought to Ha
Wt ouf tlu-ir members, Miss
f iLers. ! arc endeavoring
rv my possil.lo to make the
f Ll, o the musical artists I
" The Apo loelul, encert-a biS
ttWT The I will assist personally
Jdors. the event moat heart-
ilv. , .
; peasant as well as profitable was
",!,, of the iutenlcnoiiiinntion
society Friday at the
ftatnreot me nun "k -
Lure MonaoaisMi by I . J. H. Tab
r .nd a solo by .Mrs. Frederick 8.
Ldeahall. The principal number or
tte .fternoon proKriiui was the nd
LbvMrs. W. I.. -UellniKor, ot Port
Ll who save some of her personal
.Vrienees while doing missionary
2S L Moxiro. -Mrs. M.-lliiiBer also
ve a rea.litijr. Kpecinl music tur
'iiied was the sulo by M'ss Inez Deni
wu. . This being the oc. nsiim for the nil
gai election of officers, Mrs. M. H.
ftroungifin wus appointed president;
Mil l!. ( Hover, secretary anil treas
urer. Mrs. U.'r. .leak, retiring presi
dent, who has served the society faith
fully for two years, was given a sin
wre vote of upprceii.iNin for her wick.
The iailies of the chiiicli were compli
mented l? the large number present
(or their hospitality ami splendid
Innc-h.
tt
Miss Alice Hiiiglnini. of . stn-
ilfiit, will pass t'.ie week- I with her
farents, .Indue and Mis. (ieorgo (1.
kngbam.
. f
A mocting of the I'ringle ami 1'lens
ant Point Social club wus hebl this
week at the home uf Miss Laura Yites.
...
Mr, Amamln Aiiilerson unci Mrs. Nel
lie White entertained the Decree of
Honor sewing society Thursday after
iiwn at the home of Mrs. Anderson.
Ike afternoon was pleasantly passed
Kvernl musical selections rendered by
Mrs. Albright milling much to the
Inure of the occasion. Assistants
t,n Mm l.illin Yickcru nf llitt mil
Mb, Otto Shell of Portland and Mrs. H.
Hill. Those present were -Mrs. Belle
luilton of lliiblmrd, Mi.-s liozell of
n Fulls. M. Y., Mrs. Car rie Holniun,
Mimes Heed, Skiff, l'ugli, Hobson,
JMidden, Ferrel, Thatcher, (Scott,
Mi.,.;i,, . n,.:,....
ArtlWurm M,.,..t. T 'C T
- -'""lytft, will r, i in vcr, jcrnu
golla. UutJ, WmVo, Rirhter, Miss Bui
by, Miss Heed and Miss Snunk,
t
Mr. and Mrs. V, F.. Thomns of 4!l.l
Center street have hnd as their Ruosts,
their son ami family, .Mr. and .Mrs.'L.
1.. Tioimis and little daughter, Louise,
of .Marsl.f.eM. Ore. .Mrs. Thoinns be
fore her marriage. wm fH Uli,
Wiickcv ot this city f(,r Htudoi.t
f Willamette I'nivcrsiu. she is well
known m musical ciivh's here The
Titor8 are now in Portland fr xevornl
'lys sojonrn after l,iwi Mr. Thomas
retnrn to Marshfidd and Mrs.
Tic., and '"'I' Louise will come to
Wz,,'''vi",wit,,frl,,n,,,,
mm-
on ma
UHUl
Nazarene Tabernacle,
The Lewis Mathews meetings held
at the 'Xazareue church, lHtli and
Marion streets, are very successful
and will continue during the .coming
week." Sunday services 11 a. in. and
3 and 7:3il p. m. During the week
there will be services at 2:H0 and 7:.')0
p. in. every day. The preaching in
clear and strong, the music fine.
Everybody welcome. B. W. Shaver,
pastor, 1505 Waller street.
German Methodist,
f'orner Center and Thirteenth streets,
A. .1. Weigle, pastor. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. and public worship at 11
o'clock. Kpworth League at 7 and
sermon at 7:110 p. m.
Lutheran.
East State and Eighteenth streets,
ueorge noenier, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:30 a. m.; divine service at
' 10:30 a. m.j evening service in Eng
lish at 7:30 p. in. j Lenten service every
; Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
THE SALEM CAPITAL JOTJBNA1, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY MARCH
20, 1915.
I Reformed (German).
I f'orner Capitol and Marion streets,
j W. fi. Lienkaemper, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Morning worship iii
German at 11. Lenten sermon, Christ's
Lnst Words: "Forsaken". Evening
j service in English at 7:30, subject,
"Christ's death and the Christian
death." Meeting of Heidelberg Guild
, at 0:45 p, irT.
Unitarian.
Corner of Chemeketa and Cottage
streets, liichnrd i Tischer, minister.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morning
service at 11 o'clock, subject, " t'unda-
jmeutais of Lnitaiinn Christianity."
j Miss Inez Denison will sing, accom
panied by Mrs. Walter Denton. Social
Service meeting at 7:30 o'clock. Bev.
Tischer will speak on, "The Key to
Power". Mr. George Snyder, the bass
i soloist will sing accompanied by Mr.
! Harry Mills; Mrs. Marion Miles will
j give several selections of Alaska poems.
All friends of liberal religion and of
i progressive thought are. cordially in
j vited to these meetings. Bring' your
wiciuis.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Services are held at 410 Chemeketa
street at 11 a. m. nnd 8 p. m., sub
ject of Bible lesson, "Mater." Sun
day school ot 0:45 a. in. Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at 8
o'clock, The reading room of this
church is located in the Hubbard build
ing, suite 303, and is open every day,
except Sunday and holidays, from
U:45 a. m. to 5 p. in.. All'are wel
come to our services and invited to
our rending room.
Instructions For Prize
Contest Given Out By Club
Regarding the contest and prizes
offered by the Commercial Club to the
children of the city in order to induce
them to beautify the vacant lots of
the city,' the following instructions
have been issued:
The Salem Commercial Club offers
prizes for the best gardens in vacant
lots made and maintained by students
in the Saleni Public Schools.
The lots must be platted, within the
city limits, and a preference will be
given to the most accessible and
prominently located lots.
The ownership of the lot is not a
factor, and the garden site need not
belong to the contestants or their
families.
Each garden must he not less than
50 by 50 feet or its equivalent in size.
There will be two contests and two
sets of prizes: one for floral nnd an
other for vegetable gardens. In each
contest, the first prize will be $10,
and the second prize $5.00.
The prizes will be given for the
most attractive and ornamental flow
er garden, aud for the best kept and
most productive vegetable garden.
Entries must bo made at the offices
ef the Salem Commercial 'Club not
later than April first. Any regularly
enrolled pupil in the Salem Public
schools is eligible. .
The judging will be done by com
petent committees of Salem Business
men 0n .Tuno 15th.
Salem schools children are urged to
enter these contests both for the bene
fit to themselves as well as for the
guiu to the city in having the many
unoccupied lots made profitable and
ornamental.
m. llev. C. II. Elliott will speak at the
uiii i'eopics Jioine U:30 p. ui. Intel
mediate League in the parsonage, Miss
Mary Findley will lead. (1:30 p. m.
II r. John Woodfin will lead the Ep-
I worm i,cagne in a study of " The
j Projection of the West into the
i East." 7:30 p". m. sermon by the
i pastor.
THREE
SPRING MEDICINE
Hood' Sartaparilla, the Great Blood
Purifier, is the Best.
Spring sickness comes in some de
gree to every man, woman and child
in our climate.
It is that run-down condition of
the system that results from impure,
Impoverished, devitalized blood.
It Is marked by loss of appetite
and that tired feeling, and in many
cases by Borne form of eruption.
The best way to treat spring sick
ness Is to take Hood's Sursaparilla.
This old reliable family medicine
purifies, enriches and revitalizes the
blood. It U an alt-the-year-round
alterative and tonic, and is abso
lutely the best Spring medicine.
Get your blood in good condition
at ence now. Delay may be dan
gerous. Ask your druggist for
Hood's Sarsaparilla, and insist on
having it, for nothing else can take
Its place. j
DENYING THE SON OP
GOD PUTTING DARK
NESS FOR LIGHT
Billy Sunday Challenged Does
He Deny That Jesus is
the Son of God?
City Recorder Hall Urges
Highway Commission To
Proceed With Road
There are two sides to every story
and the case of Stale Highway Engi
neer Howlby, whose scalp it appears a
number of people in different parts of
Itnc utnte have set out determinedly to
get ui all hazards for seme cause or
other, is no exception, as is evidenced
by the nature of the communications
beinjr received by the state highway
commission. A case in point, in which
Major Howlby is strongly upheld and
laudsd for. the work he has performed
upon the Columbia cuinty roads and
tho highway conimisMon is urged to go
ahead and complete the work which lie
has outlined, comes fiom City liecorder
W. A. Hall, of Clatskiinie, Columbia
(TASIOK RUSSELL)
Darkneat Masquerades as Light Fool
ish Words Mislead the Ignorant.
Christians Often "Babes In Christ."
Few Have "Their Senses Exercised by
Reason of Use" "What Say the
Scriptures?"' Not, What Say the
Preachers, Evangelists and Creeds?
New York, March
7. Pastor Russell,
at New York City
Temple, took for
his text today
John 1:14, "I saw
and bear record
that this is the Son
of God." Ho de
clared that about
three-fourths of
the preachers am
his enemies. Be
cause they ennuot
resist the force of
his Bible teachings, they misrepre
sent them nud vilify ids reputation,
that thus they may hinder good pco
plo from hearing nnd reading. "By
their fruits ye shall know them"; nud
theso wicked fruits Indicate that many
clergymen must be Jn a seriously
wroug condition of heart, else they
would not bear these unscrlptural, un
manly fruits "works of the flesh and
of the Devil."
Denying the Son of God. ,
Billy Sundny has Joined other
preachers in the slanderous misstate
ment that Pastor Russell denies that
Jesus Is the Son of God. How foolish
It Is for them to make such deliberate
misstatements In our day, when even
tually their falsehoods will bo found
For Indigestion and Biliousness
those foes of comfort and well-being, there is one
family remedy universally regarded as the best
corrective of deranged conditions of the organs of
digestion. Present suffering is relieved promptly,
and worse sickness prevented by timely use of
BEEOWS PELLS
Let this wonderful remedy tone your stomach, stimulate
your liver and kidneys, regulate your bowels and
you will feel improved throughout your entire system.
A few doses will prove to you why, for the
common and minor ailments of life, Beecham's Pills
Are the Right First Aid
Sold rywhor. In boxes. 10c., 25c.
Direction of Valuo EapecitUr to Woman with Every Box.
, Prof. W. ceptionally well who,, ooinpa red to the,0lU Pc , Umt ,
Christian wrt etf road but ,l.nB 11. other M..i.t.c. nttcmptlllK to mvpJt vea
Service In Trenches
Robs War of Romance
(Continued from TKfcc Two.)
First Congregational,
.lames Elvin, pastor. Regular serv.
ices Sundav at 11 n. in. nml Tv'tfl n
m. Subject for morning service, ; ''onnty, former niayoi of the town and
"Faith and Fact." Music by mixed 1 "lt,lljl'r of the legii-laturc of 11111 from
quartet. Evening service at 7:.'!0, sub-that t'01"1')'' Mr. Hall takes a very
ject, "The uood Samaritan"; music optimistic view of the situation and
by junior chorus choir. Sundav school eonsi.iers that the county has done ex
meets promptly at 10 o'clock,
f. Stalcv. superintendent.
V. ...... ..!,. i i "i.i r. r H.i cava
' " r J' : 'T , been , ,,., ,,; ,v n M professed mister
iBundav evening Miss Auiies liavne: ' in the upper end of the county that 1 ofJlle T1" l 11 vlolcnco'
! subject, "Favorite Books of the Bible ''le themselves the 'taxpayers'! llle 1 "stor declared that really it is
and Why." References, John 1-1-5; 21: league,' also a recalled county judno I'o who believes that Jesus Is tho Son
zv z:. .Mid-week service Thursday ntl mo v onsoiiuaieu loiurni-t com-1 juu; out iu;u me great majority or
evening nt 7:30, subject, "The supper 1 linll.v, bunch of crooks, that wo want preachers and evangelists do not clear
and (ietliseinane." junior choir prac- to inform you tlmt we have taken the ly so tench; that they confuse their nr
tice Friday evcniii)?, Mr. Willinm Me-; trouble tot o over the Columbia hiKh-Uument nnd bewilder their hearers by
Gilchrist, Sr., choir director. The bovs!'ay end found it beyond our expects-1 t,,jnK n ono ijath that Jesus is the
will meet at 7 o'clock and remainder tions. Major Jlowlby has done a goodjSoll ot God mld , th t b t,
of chorus at ,:30. , piece of work , 1 he people that are" lu ,g Qwn Acco,.
of us were dead, from bullets which
had come through crevices during tho,
night. Wo didn't have time to bury
them. We were told that other men
would take care of that part.
i I. think; it all dawned on us then how
nerves were strung, tense. vul,-l,. ,, .ici.i lm.lv U l,..tl,,.r it
We are to cross the canal on the ; ..,,, ... ,. ii., i, ..,,
little bridge and go to tho farmhouse," onR before we had lost all sentiment
said an orderly. "Hut you must cross; Hhimt tlll, ,u,,. At ti,.9t; f()1. iitam e,
the bridge one nt a time, so you won'tlWC Wcre shocked to know that, in tho
druw the tlerimiu fire." :tien,l, it. w th dntv nf Hi,. ..nnk i,,.i
Running From Bullets. 1 01,lrie to bury tho dead every
There were 32 of us in our party uttUlg aftl,r Rt m bi k(!(t(!
I was the third to cross tho bridge. As of 110(llv .,, to boiling, lie has
I ran L could hardly believe that 1, l10t fjVP" hnMrs f,.ee ,vnje t10 ,.,
trom orderly Sun rrancisco, was run- ,.0l(i,ig. nt we became iiccustoiued
inng from bullets; was running from to Ihe plan after a time, mid even took
being lulled; that I was this mail who ,i,ic j watching tho growth of our
was entering war. , ittip ,.1MII,.tl,rv iu,Mi,tl tho soup kitchen.
In the farmyard we found a grave) e ,.,,, ,,r;m( t)mt it grew faster
marked by a wooden cross. It wan: tl, ther cemeteries around u.
near the dunghenp, but on the cross! - m .
had been marked the iiaino 'Mooch THIS FIRM ADVERTISED.
Ileinenuimi," nnd other lettering borei
the praises of Kronen officers for thel (Exchange
bravery of the Herman lieutenant who! The value of advertising bucked by
rested there. As we stood there we ! aggressive business methods has been,
heard a terrific whistling in the air; shown by Ueorge .l. Brown, president
a huge shell hit the earth behind us. of a St. l.ouis roofing company. While
Suddenly all fortitude departed. On 'other manufacturers were bemouiiing
the march no one of 'lis would havcithc business depression which followed
ndiuitlcd to another tlmt ho everithe outbreak ot war, Mr. Brown's nm-
Ooinmons Mission.
241 State street, services Sunday at
3 mid 7:30 p. in.; also services on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings at 7:3(1. Every-body welcome.
J. V). Cook, superintendent.
foot of the H'Ofk. Harris has, erfi"8 ,tl,e'n' 1,osus '9 ovaU, who
..o,,..... i,f -i, -ii.K.i, :i ..... t I sent Ills Son Into the world to die.
will i;,'..n. 'J .uw. ': ,:n ..:.,.,:..i ! nnd lie is tho Sou. who sent Himself.
., H,J p VUtl IIU Will , ,'l ' " ' '
would run. lint now, with one accord,
we lire all willing and anxious to run
somewhere.
"Let us go over to the burn," sev
eral shouted.
Refuge Torn to Pieces.
We stiirted for it, when we heard
cern broadened its scope and set aside
$2110.000 fur a campaign of newspaper
advertising.
Because, of that investment, Mr.
Brown's company has completely out
stripped even the record of its lnimt
prosperous era. 1-or January and Feb
another whistling IIMl the old bam 1 runrv the maximum gain in business-.
was broken into huge splinters before: was 70 per cent in some departments,,
our eves. hunt the minimum gain in any depart-
" Where ,o you fellows want to go?" incut was over 1!) per cent over the
The words came from a little sergeant corresponding period of 1011, when
conditions genornlly were at or abovo
noriuul.
Not one of the concern's ,1000 em-
plovcs has been luid off a minute,
us the Fiither; when Ho prnyed to tho
Father It wns mockery; for Ho wus
W, C, T. U.
Rev, II. K. Marshall of the Baptist
church, will conduct the gospel service
in this hall, Sunday, March 21, Ull'i,
nt. 4 p. in. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend.
First Presbyterian.
TV... ..nui -- Li - L'tl:..
i.n . , ' L. jor Bowlby',,' s.'ahi
,o s jumu- , ougiegnuon nun- x.u.,lA( :,,, ,. .,, ,
i day morning on W hv become a Christ- , ,. - ' ', . 1 , ,
I...; .....i ,u. ,:.,.. ... .,.L ,.' "Building M miles of rond through
' mil mill i int.- uilllivn un itllllllll'W V ....... ,1 . i-.i. ,.... I.. ...,..,
j Story of Jesus. In tha evening tho .""'" ", pnou.unv , oli.c.- .,. ,.e....
subject will be "Covering a multitude ,;: , , , i "f , 1 .' 41, ,7ii, "nln UB Bnl1' "y """er Brt,lt'
of sins", being the fourteenth and 1 l'1"-2"(l'(" " '' ll n",'1 ,lmVt' I t-r than I," Ho misrepresented facts,
concluding sermon on The Epistle of ,'' we want the coiiiniission to s; 1, ..uug to these prcncliers nnd crecd-
I James. A ouaitet in thn mar nino ..n.l '" ."" "Bl,e . : w'" ''!r "ay , ,,.,.. n Rimko of the Pun which
who cnnie up behind us. He didn't
seem the least excited, lie. was ac
customed t0 shell fire.
We told him we were heading for
the barn, "You've right." he snid.lsinee the udvertising ciimualgn wan
"shells never strike twice in the sntuo started, nnd nil have received their leg-
place. We will go where the last shell ulnr salaries or wages. Three sliil'tj,
hit and you'll bo snfe." jwere kept nt work daily nil full ami
At last they got us inlo a nenrbv winter, 11 ml the coinivany is now work-
hain anil told us we could sleep there. ing its full force day and night in nil
j Every now and then in the town we, effort to take cure of its orders.
: heard what we thought were rifle ex- . ..,1
plosions. He thought the sounds cmni" $)Jk9j:jcsje$c9cccil':t
horns choir at night. The Sundav ', ' , T "'""" Ills Father bad Poured for Him. of
school, Mr. Old Niles, superintendei. , cl"";.s " .U,,B f V 10 ,,'a "";"'-how Ho could do nothing of Illinself,
meets nt P..J-, , , '.. wnvs of t ne state and should be under "" uu couiu uo 11011,11 ui mum, ,,,
nt .4.) a. in i state control. We need the road open-! of bow lie would return to tho Fn-
led through before hard surfacing will' (her; He prnyed, "My God! Why hast
Jason Lee Memorial. be of nny advantage to us. 'tliou forsaken Me?" nnd He said to
Al the comer of Jefferson .and N..j "Our now county court has been a ' Mary, "1 have not yet ascended to My
Winter streets, J. Montcalm Brown, little excited lately, but we sut 011 them 1 .'a(lier nnd your Father, My Clod nnd
pastor. Sundny school at 10 a, 111 C. and they are back to normal ngniu. ,.01lr God." But these wNer tlian-the-
,. nooetis,
milkers. He spoke of the Cup which
from the Irencli shiirtshooters in Hie
houses. Later we leiiined tliev were
(icrinilii explosive bullets. ' I
Two Killed In Slocp. !
We piled into the burn nnd were
No matter what you have to
sell, a Journal Want Ad will
sell it for you If it can be sold.
soon asleep, but
I Associated Bible Students, I, B. S. A.
) Regular weekly Bible stmlv in up
stairs hull, Miuthwc!- corner lligh and
I Ferry streets, Sunday morning al 10
o'clock. All Bible students welcome.
.o collection. Phone fllW-W.
111
8
the morning tun ! !
superintendent, and Mrs. Thev are verv nnxioiis in it. the mini ' V... . . . . n.. m... ...-1
i,, . ; , . ' .... - " , in no icuc icis coiiu,i,'.x niui, mui 1 u--i
1,"1ulii c...i,m,i.iu-iii. jiiiniiii iit-'i 1-; opciuii mis suiiiiuer, anil we nave con-1
1 11, cut, Preaching service at 11 n. 111. ' I idenre in the commission tlmt thev I
mui nt 7:30 p. 111. Epworth League will epen it. Major Howlby considers
devotional service al 0:30 p, m. A; it' 7" jut cent done nnd wo cisiiler
special welcome extended to strangers .' thfl work was done verv reasonably. '
and visitors at all these services. , it wis 11 little larger job than we an-1 void Ihe Word of (iod through their
ticipnted. When we think that Mult- traditions. In claiming that Jesus Is
nomaii county .-pent $00,000 on 20 miles I lehovah. the Father, they really deny
M m? Cherrin?ton. of Lcwiston,
' ""' rtl'l'l ff i Salem tod.,;
," y to S,, l',,i,,.o, ,o plly ;
v,8,t to hi, ruusins, V,n. Cher
I "' " ,1,all. He was being shown
' slate lions,. u,.d new su
7rthn.Hg ti,i, L,lw
K ine'b o,lros beau
W Inn a"'rryf'".VU1"' the Willam
w"fy in genera.
The l!ev. Mr. Brown of .Tnson Lee
Methodist church will rend tho paper
nt the meeting of the Ministers Mon
dny morning in the V. M. C. A.
First MethodlBt.
State nud Church streets, Richard
N. Avison, minister. 11:4.) a. in. Sab
bath school, Messrs. Schram and (lilkcy
superintendents. Strangers always
welcome. 1 1 n. 111. sermon by the piis
tor. 12:30 p. nt. class meetings. 3 p.
like saying, "Jesus must have been n
Millennial Dnwner! Hut Wo know
better than Ho did." !
Such tenchei'M, he asserted, make
:'-"':':,- ; '.','.' ' ,, V. ' ;.'
, . ' ' '' V a1- "'
' . ' .," ; en,
V h ' ;
First Baptist.
orning service 11, subject, "The,;,,,,,' m,rs is almost twice us long we ,hnt ,I( j, t)e Sl, 0f (j0(; for com
Christ ot the inoriiing.' Evening SM ,iUc eoiig.atulating ourselyes. !, B(.nw tells everybody that n son
service, 'Little Foxes", a sornion re- ..j1(.g a sparsely settled county, I ', ",,' rnrelies lis life from
pented by ro.piest from the Ilnysville a(1 ,,livin(; cxertod ourschc to nlm, .'"'T' ,e, , 1 , VlL H t
Truthful Criticiims Invited.
Tho Bastor Invites truthful criticism
meet 111?. Hunt sum serv en lifter .,. e.,,,1 ,:ii,i tllO lllllicr. Jills , r'-uj "i'" 1.
evening sermon. Services every even-itn ,.,..,si,l'e,1,iioii bv tho hinhwnv cni. ! "Hle tells us In res,cct to Jesus.
ing next week; sermons irea(died by' ,j,oii. I wish the commission could
the pastor on the "Seven snyings of ,,, ,iown ,l take a jaunt over the
urn wot. re linucci ,o uu . roa.l. Whenever the road is opened so I , ,1 . i. . I,m hl mmonenN
HerVi,!eS' r.-.v..r.l yon will not l.e .l.lo "f lllS1 " ' ,1 1,1 he
It .i,i knocker. v will k .., li'iow tlint to tren t him fall ly w ould be
that a kne ker con make more show! to (urn nil thinking people to his side
than 100 satisfied men. I -tho Bible side. For thirty years l he'
"We have been trying out County Ignored him, lost people should llnd
courts for 20 years and have had out; but ns bis sermons now reach
enough of their road building. Of 1 millions, preachers nrc iilarined for the
cour.'o the courts all think they can aafvty of their musty creeds, nnd re
build rnnils nnd like to handle the mon- 'R0.t (0 faSL,i0nds, mlsrepresciilallous
cy and are in-nltcd if we suy they run- mniem-tiio weapons of moral
" - cowards, who realize their weakness.
If thev charged him wllb (lisbcllcv-
Iiir In the doctrine of the Trinity, that
Highland Friends,
Comer of Highland and Elm streets
Sabbath school at 10 a. 111., Earl I'mitt'
superintendent. .Meetings for wor
ship 11 a. 111. ami 7:30 p. 111. Chrisliiiu
Endenvor 0:15 p. m. There has been
service every night this week, .Mrs.
tiiillev. an evangelist from Oklahoma.
I has been in ehnrge; several have been
jat the altar. Service tonight. Every
I body welcome to these services.
I Josephine ilockett, pastor, phone 1405.
ORANGE DAY OBSERVED.
First Christian.
Comer lligh and Center. F. T, For-
Sun Frnncisc, March 20. "Orange three ones lire one, he would cbccrrul
Buy" was celebrated today nt the l'un- ly ndmlt. nnd point, then) to the fact
nmn-l'iicific exposition. The golden (hut tho word Trinity Is nut round 111
ter, minister. 0:4.-, . m. Bible school, fruif m () , ,,,, everywhere, even; the lllblo d that the lli'Might of a
Dr. II. C. r.pley, director. Jl a. m.
worship and sermon by Evangelist A.
J Evangelistic service. Male quartet
I L. ( 'rim. 0:30 p. in., C, E. 7:30 p. 111.
mid sermon bv A J,. rim,
Salem Mission.
Coiner Center and Commercial
slrcels, I). X. Mclnturff, ll. ll., pas
tor. Preaching bv pastor Sundav at 3
nnd
ing 0:4.'.
I. it 7:3ii
I Thursday
j w eleome.
i sioii,
p. m. iniiiig I'l-opics meet
I'rnyer meeting Wedncsdny
p. 111. Women's meeting
nt 2:30 p. in. Everybody
Meet lis ut the Salem Mis.
at th'n S"1 S, is Preaching such wonderful sermons J
I Jet of 1 L.hrstian church. A profound reasoner
I uch P'ain style that the children hear him J
Hn me an h(?ar im" I
South Salem Friends.
Corner of Washington nn, South
Coiuuierclal streets. II, E. J'einbciton,
pustor, llllde school nt 10 a. m.;
cIusmcs for children of all ge, Emnier
Newby, siiperintendciit. Evangelist
Wells will hav charge of both morn
ing and evening service. At 11
o'clock his sermon will lie upon "The
Whv Slid How of Redemption." A
revival service will take pine nt 7.:ii'
in the evening. Public invited to attend.
STOCK MARKET BTRONO.
20. The
the foreign buddings mnking displays. ! Trinity Is not there, except In one pas
Orange day wns declared a stuto holi- wl(,c which nil scholars of Ml donoinl
day by Govern, r Johnson. itmtioiis admit to bo u forgery, rice
C. C. Clinpiniin, of Fiillerton, wns , JfJm jt.-u g (evlscd Version,
chairman of Hi" day nnd delivered the ,,. ,,evcs In the llenvenly
response, folio" ing the presentation of . ; jeliovnh (iod; In the Heavenly
the bronze pli.'j"" to the ( itrns Fro- , .,, il(,K1s (,,insti lio left
tective ee,.. 1 he dclega es of the or- , , , , ,(J(,k . ,,,
gn,zl,t,on wee n et nt tho Scott St. , j died for our sins, nud wan aft-
entn e nnd c-eorted by exposition of- tmiuii, cii i , ' ,.,,,
ficinls to the Court of Abundiince, erwnrd highly eXMllcd 0 the Id Mo
where the exc iscH wcre held, surround- liiilnre; In tho Holy Spirit, tho Spirit
cd bv 1,ei,utif,;l orange trees, laden with !of Truth, the Sjilrlt of (iod, the Spirit
fruit. 'of Christ, the Spirit of nil who uro on
The Miirylnnd state building nt the ; (J.mVs hldo. Ills crime, he declared. Is
fair wns d'eile atcd today. j tlmt ho docs Hot bullevc t Tut t the Fa-
: s 'iher, the Son mid tho Holy Spirit nro
"one in person, eiii, m iui.i ,
glory," neither one existing before the
otln'r, tielther one the Hon nnd nidi her
one the I'nther, renlly. The Bible, ha
Assorted, ".vs tiolhlng of this kind, nml
he Is glnd that his bend Is not so Il
logical as to lend him to deny tho Bi
ble and cmmon sense for the snkc of
being In harmony with creeds made In
Ihe Dnrk Ages.
The remainder of tho dlscourso wns
devoted to a thorough discussion of
every text '0 tho Bible relating to lb
subject.
New York, March
;mnrket closed strong.
stock
Free Dispensary for
Worthy Poor
Dr, T. II. May, D. f.' and Flora
A. Brewster, M. D. V. C fll
conduct a free dispensary for
Chiropractic adjustments at rooms
303-6-7, Hubbard Bldg. So-called
lncurnble esses especially solicit
ed. Hours from 1 to 2 p. m.
I'hone 072.
Quality, Style, Fit
Finish Price
0-
These are the five points which distinguish "our"
clothing. That is why our customers never have to
apologize for their appearance;, they always enjoy
that satisfying feeling of beng well and properly
attired. If you have never worn "Mosher-made"
clothing, tailored to your individual needs, you have
yet to learn what real clothes satisfaction is.
Take Advantage of Our
SPRING SUIT SALE
SUITS FOIl MEN SUITS FOR LADIES
0 00 Suits 2j00 WO Suits $25.00
,$35.00 suas... -...moo oibsu e
$10.00 Suits S33.00 17.50 Suits $10.00
i $17.50 Suits $10.00 $50.00 Suits S 12.50
Keep Your Money in Salem
This is a Salem store. The money you pay us for
clothing is in turn paid out to our journeyman
tailors, who work, live and spend their money right
here in our home town. You accomplish two import
ant things when you buy from Mosher you get the
best in clothes and at the same time "Keep Your
Money in Salem."
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Store
Open
Evenings
mmmm
Tailor to Men and Women
All Suits
Finished
for Easter
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