THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, DEC. 16. 1916.
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In Salem Churches
Free Methodist. . streets, Harare -V Aidrlch, pastor. 9:40
jfo. 1828 North Winter street. Sun- h. ui., Tea minute song service, led by
y services: SSnbbiitU school 9:45. the orchestra of siftbt pieces, us the op
Preaching at 11 ft. m. ami 7:45 p. m. suing for Sunday school. A. ('. Hnhrn
Prsver meotius Thursday 7 .45 p. tujstedt, superintendent' Graded and in-
Vf. J. Johnston, pastor.
West Salem Methodist Episcopal
Minister, v. J. Warren. Sunday
teruediate lessons, with classes tor all
:.);(".. 11:00 a. ui., Public worship with
I seraiou bj t lt- pastor. Theroo, " Differ
ent Attitudes of .Men i'nmirds .lesus
a. m. Pretehing, 11 a. m- and 7 :M0 p. m.
Young People s Allianee. 6:30 p. in.
There have been a number of eonver
aions tliis week during the revival
which is still going on. Kvenbody is
in vited.
nwd fourth Thurtd
iSO p. at-
Re
IHill
cbool p. ni. Preaching wrvUe r.-::o , "st. nwi p. m., Junior neague,
Indies' Aid society meota on the Second , with n specitl demonstration, Makint
aioiitli :il BJROK White. tor the clulUren. lhe
I boys and ti'uU will bring artieles for
the (linstiniis box. I:;t0 p. in., The
Salvation Army. devotional meeting o'f the Kpworth
neetillH as follows: Sunday I League, taptO, "The Conditions to Ans
t':"!.1 a in. Sund school Mi 1 'i avers. " Leader, .Mrs. Boott.
10::'.o a. in. Christian i'raise meeting , )' '. lhe Choir ol 4U voiees will
B:i6 p. ra. BUH-atlon meeting 7 :4o p. m. 'reader the eautata, "The 1'rinec of
1'ue Niturdav evening also Sunday f : lVaec " Pollowlag is the program:
teraoons and Httndny nihi aieettngs will Program, part I. The fromiaa! No. .1,
be led b Mail' Captain and Mrs. ,1. V. , I at roduetion, piano and organ; No. 1,
Andrews b4 of the Social and in- j " s'i. () HfavSUS, " chorus; No. 3,
AttSt rial branch of the snsjrH work in I ' And There Shall Come Forth." quar
Portlsnd. Regular week uiiht nervier tot ; No. 5, " fear Thou Not," tenor solo
night except Monday and Thurs-:anil ehorus; No. b, "Hail Bethlehem,'
A hearti weleoaic is' extended to BOatraltO solo. Part 2 The Fulfill
ittead. Cnpt and Mrs. J, 1.. Kei.aat No. I, "O Holv Night." male
.quartet; No. 2, "The Angel Chorus,"
i j soprano and alto duet; No. 8, "Thero
South Salem Friends. W ere Shepherds." soprano solo and
ier Washington and South C.-m- ehortis; No. 4, "Bright Star of Hope."
inertia streets. Bible Sehool in l( a lenoi and hai itone duet ; No. 0, "Starch
in. It. C, Miles, superintendent, C. K.' lh Magi," mule ehorus; No. C, "O
sneetlng Will be tamed to a song sorv-1 Blessed Lord," soprano solo; No. 7,
lee meeting a) U a, in. 7:M p. m. will, Blessed Be the Lord flod," final
be in charge 0( Miss Terrell. Singing I chorus- An offering for the Sunday
led bv Mi-s Newlen, Theo workers ! zi-kwl hymn book fund will be taken.
vPi continue meeting eneh evening at
7:;'." during the week. eMept Mouday.
aeh stfemoon at except ilouda,
ud Saturday.
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First Church ol Christ. Scientist.
Sunday services held at 440 Chomeke
First Baptist.
Corner Marion and North Liberty
streets, Rev. Q, F. Holt, 11. !.. pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. in. Public wor
ship, II n. m. and 7:30 p. in. Young
People's meeting, 0:30 p. in Sermon
ta -neet, at 11 a. in., subect of Bible topics, morning, ".Spiritual Health and
teawn, " b the ruiversc. Including! How t Beaure It;" evening, "The
Van. Evolved bv Atom. Force.'" Son: Strangest Buttle Kver Fought and How
da school at fti-W a. in. Wednesday j Victory Was (laiued." The public is
evening testimonial Matting at invite i to sll these services.
o'clock. Beading loom in the Hubbard '
hnihliair. suite :to:i. and is oner, even- First Congregational.
Aav, eV 'p! Sundavs and holidays, fromi Jaaies BlviB, pastor. Sunday seliool
U:o a. in to 4 o. at. All are welcome meets promptly ut 10 o eh.ck. W . I. sta
to oiu services and invited to visit iu ley, superintendent. Morning chureh
Mailing room. rsawviae at 11 o'clock. Music morniug
and evening bv ehorus choir, direction
First Methodist M. E of W in. MeOilchnsl, Sr. Suheet of morn-
State and I'htireh streets. Richard N. iag service, "The Division of the
Avis, .n. nut or. !C15 a. m.. Cluss meet I Spoils. ' ' Christian Kudeavor meets at
ing. Prtf a. m Bandar school. 11:00 8:30 p. m. iteasaat Sunday evening
a. in.. Young People's, Lake 8:48. Scr service at 7:30 o'cIock. Song service
iiion b the aaator. 8:80 i. at.. Christian apeaial musin by choir, interesting ad
veaper service in the l.iterarv si., iety I dress on subject, "The Shepherd Who
halt university. 3:00 p m., Rov. 1). C.jFound the Master " Splendid educa
Shcrwood will speak at the tid l'eop!e'stional film of moving pictures, "Prom
borne. 3:00 p m., Prof. M. S. rutnr.m : rew torn to fau Kraneiseo." Every
will soeak at eitv V. M. C. A. 0:30 n. I body invited and evervbodv welcome
in., Intermediate League, Mrs. Findley, ! Thursday night aioeting at 7:30, studies
"iperintendeul. 0:30 p. m . 1 t Luke. The annual Christ
Mdwards will lead the Kpworth League I mas dinner and entertainment for the
ia B study of "The Conditions to Ans-j members of the Sunday school will be
wored Prayer. 7:30 p. m.. A sacred ' new on rruiay evening. HIM will be
rantntn, the 4tth Psaun. by the choir
under lhe direction of IV. Fronk W.
Cace.
n 0.T6 sharp.
Leslie Methodist Episcopal.
Corner 3outh Cuuuieraiai and Mcyeir
Evangallcal.
Corner Seventeenth and Chrmekct.i
streeU, Rev. O. W. Plumer and G. P.
Leining, Jr., pastors. Sunday school, 10
Highland Friends.
Corner of Highland and Kim streets.
Sabbath seliool 10 a. ni., Mrs. Myrtle
Keuworthy, superintendent. Meetings
for worsnh), 11 a. in. and 7:30 p, m.
Christian Kudeavor, 0:13 p, ra,, Elmer
Biggs, leader. Prayer meeting Thurs-
lav, i :30 p. m. everybody welcome.
Josephine Hockett, pastor. Phone 1405,
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German M. E.
Corner Thirteenth and Center streets, i
V. J. Weigle, minister. Sundav school
at 10 a- Uh Henry (tralapp, superinten-1
lent. Public worship at 11 o clock, l.p
Worth League lit 7:13 p, m., leader.;
Francis Young. Sermon at 7:15 p. m.
Swedish Tahenacle, M. E.
Corner South Fifteenth and Mil! !
trcets, l!ev. John Ovall, minister. Sun-:
day school at - p. in.. Gnat Anderson,
superintendent. Preaching by Rev. Da-1
via Hassel, at 8 p. in. All welcome.
Unitarian.
"The church where you feel at home.":
Sunday school, graded classes, 10 n. m. '
Services at 11 a. m. Sermon by pastor,!
James M. Heady. Subject, "The Value;
of Little Things." Special instrumental;
and vocal music. No evening service.!
The public is always welcome. People'
without a church home cspceinllv invit-i
it fastened upon him bring them along
and sec what Hod can do for them. Our
Lord Jesus. Christ is able to cure him if
they will let Him. bless His name. Bro.
Atou Wells, pastor.
Bible Student Asks
and Answers Question
Will God convert the world, since
man has failed ? will be discussed by
B noted bible student of Boston, Sunday
December 17, nt 11:00 o'clock, a. m. at
Moose hall, corner Court and High
streets.
The speaker will show from the scrip
ture how God will succeed in doiug
what man has failed to do. The per
plexities of these times will add greatly
to the force of the topics. You will
be glad if you come and hear this lec
ture. Free to all.
cd.
W. 0. T. 0.
Mrs. F. T. Porter wife of the vaster.
el the Christian church will address the'
temperance meeting at Ramp Memorial i
hall, Sunday nt 4:00 o'clock. Be sure'
and come. There will be no meeting;
next Tuesday at the hall.
First Christian Church.
Corner High and Center, F. T. Porter,
minister. Bible school 0:t5 p.m. lr. H.
C. Kply and C Scarff, directors, (treat
orchestra and a class for all. Auto lea
ves Highland 9:25. Worship ami ser
mon at 11:00 a. m. subject "is there a
personal devil?" Kvery member ean
vass t;I0 p. at. Christian Kudeavor at
0:30 p. in. Good orchestra. Kvening
service 7:S0 p. m. subject "Henvenly
Trinity and Diabolical Trinity." Large
chorus.
GRIEF
This mornin' as I lay ia bed,
The covers pulled up 'round my
head,
Thlnfcin' of my poor old wife,
Who throughout all our married life
Has made the fires. I cried and tried.
I couldn't help it I 'most died.
It was so cold she dera nigh froxe,
As she was putting on her clothes.
And us 1 snuggled down in bed,
I pulled the covers o'er my head.
And just lay there and cried and cried,
I felt so bad 1 almost died.
How's that? Kh, a, why didn't I T
O, I'd rather stay in bed and cry.
--S. A. McKlhinny.
Commons Mission, 241 State Street.
There will be services at SrOO p. m.
as usual. Everybody should come out.
Wm. Kenyon, superintendent.
National Prayer Band.
. .Free Me&odist ch"' . Meets enr
Friday morning at 10.30 a. ni. Come
and see what our Hod can do for a per
son when Ho can have his own way w ith
us. Mrs. Aron Wells, president.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the ssat of the disease. Ca
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
taken internally, aod acts direct!' upon
the blood and mucous surface. Halt's
Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of the beat phy
sicians in this country (or years and is
a regular prescription. It la composed of
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purlllers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina
tion of the two Ingredients is what pro
duces such wonderful results In curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
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Naiarone Church.
Corner Nineteenth and Marion streets.
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Morning
services at 11:00 a. m and evening ser
vices at 7:10 p. ni. also services every
night at 7:30 p- ni. If you need any
HwH spiritually or temporarily or that
friend of yours has an awful bad hab
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Salesman Danced
"Game Leg Trot" for
the Queen of Italy
By John H. Hearley
(United Press staff correspondent)
Home, Nov. 15. (By mail) How an
American salesman tried to sell a wood
en leg to the Queen of Italy under the
Impression that she was a Red Cross
nurse was told here today for the first
time.
C. C. Swain, a breezy drummer for an
artificial limb maker of Washington.
I). C, had been doing his best to place
nn order with the hospital committee
representing the Italian government.
Just as he was on the verge of giving
the gentlemen up as bad prospects in
came a most charming black eyed nurse
and Charlie, taking heart, started all
over again for her benefit.
"It's all a question of getting used
to it," said Swnin. "See. 1 can spin
around on mine like a top!" Swain
suited the action to the word. For
Swain's best sample was his own left
leg.
The Red Cross nur9e was intensely
interested.
Swain unwound every inch of his
line of talk. Over the mysterious frowns
and restlessness of the committeemen
he gave her much unsolicited informa
tion. He told her of his climb to the
skyscraping dome of St. Peter's. If
she didn't believe it, she could ask the
guide who had seen his performance
and had received his curd.
Afterward, he caught up a chair and i
danced the "gTizzly bear,'' gliding
gradually into a "hesitation. " He eud
ed his dancing spree with n bit of the
"tango." Apparently amazed and
amused nt his stunts, the Diaca eyea
nurse made her thanks and disappeared.
The American salesman, thereupon,
turned again to the committee. He met
a thundering storm of wrath. "Fool!
Fool!" roared the chorus of voices,
"didn't you know that was Her Majes
ty, Klona Queen of Italy!"
"Holy Smoke!" sighed Swain. "To
think Thad a golden opportunity and
used it like a nieklc plated one!"
Says Smith Was
Only a Blackmailer
San Francisco. Dec. 16. The defense
in the trial of German Consul Bopp and
associates on charge of neutrality viola
tion furnished a new sensation today
when Defense Counsel Roche introduced
a letter wmcn. no asserts, win snow
that Louis J. Smith's sole purpose in
disclosing alleged operations of Bopp
was to extort money. Smith is the prin
cipal witness for the government
Smith admits writing the letter,
which is dated Detroit. September 2.
1915. and is addressed to Vice Consul
Von Schaack. one of the defendants.
"I have kept all my correspondence
and 'hat will show where I stand and
where you stand." said Smith in the let
ter. "I am as wise as you are and all
I ean say is that I am willing to wait
until this reaches you. That will be
Monday. Sentember 27, 1915."
Smith added that he would wait a
IB
Raise High Priced Wheat
on Fertile Canadian Soil (
Canada extends to you a hearty invitation to settle on her
FREE Homestead lands of 160 acres each or secure some of
the low priced lands in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
This year wheat is higher but Canadian land just as cheap, so
the opportunity is more attractive than ever. Canada wants
you to help feed the.world by tilling some of her fertile soil
land similar to that which during many yeurs ties aver
aged 20to45bushelsof wheat to theacre. Thinkof the
money you can make with wheat around $2 a lxihI and
land soeasy toget. Wonderful yields alsoof Oats, Barley
and t-lax. Mixed farming in Western Canada ts
as profitable an industry as grain growing.
The Government this year ia asking farmers to put in
creased acreage into grain. Militaryserviceisnotcom
pulsory in Canada but there io a great demand for farm
labor to replace the many young men who have volun
teered for service. Theclimate is healthful and agreeable,
railway facilities excellent, good schools and churches
convenient. Write for literature as to reduced railway
rates to Supt. of Immigration, Ottawa, Can., or to
3. ft. GRIEVE
1st and Post Sts., Spokane, Wash.
Canadian Government Agent
week for an answer and that if none
was forthcoming "would take the mat
ter np with a lawyer and see just where
we stand."
And when President Wilson came be
fore the country with his 2,000-word
message he didn't hand out the double
cross by making the words five or six
syllables in length, as some presidents
might do. Mr. President is Liacolnian
in respect of words, too.
Some are found to grieve because
there are none to "Step into the shoes"
of O. Henry, Loudon ani Davis. Why
not, then, grieve because these caoel
lent story tellers wore not in their own
turn shoe-fillers, instead of bringing
their own shoes along with them when
thev came?
CHRISTMAS IS COMING
Don't Forget to Order Your
Christmas Fruit Cakes
AND
Other Holiday Goodies
Include in the Menu for Your Christmas Dinner
Pan-Dandy or DJ
Big Dandy BTeCia
Jaked by the Salem Royal Bakery. Sold at AH Grocers.
We work hi SafemWe live in Salem We before
in Salem
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