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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-12
five HORSES APE SEEKING
WORLDS RECORD HONORS.

one of the greatest trainers, Ben
Kenney.
Harry X. Devereux, owner of Nc
Kerron, wishes someone would de-
wise method whereby McKerron
could be made to show the limit of
his speed.
HE is undeniably lazy" says Dew
ereux. "Up to a certain point he
gives his driver no trouble, but be-
yond that he simply will not step
along unless he hears or feels some
thing that he wants to get away
from"
Dan Patch's mile in 2:02A in the
wind at Cleveland during the grand
circuit shows what exceptional form
he Is now In. Horsemen generally
believe that he will beat 1884 before
the season ends. About Audubon Boy
they are not so sure. The decision
to send him for the record was an
afterthought on the part of Jimmy
Gatcomb, who tried without success
to have 1904 pacing class races ar
ranged for him down the grand cir
cult
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No less than three trotters and
two PAGERS are being pointed toward
the worlds record at their respect
i've gaits. These are Lou Dillon
2:02%; Major Delmar, 2:04%; and
John A. McKerron. 2:05A. among the
diagonal gated ones; and Dan Patch.
1899; and Audubon Boy, 2:03A,
among the lateral-gaited travellers.
Cresceus seems to have no chance
of breaking his own record. Last
year his best mile was 2:04, and,
having been service all winter, it
will be late in the season before he
is in his best form. thus reducing
greately the period of his activity.
Lou Dillon Is already within half a
second of the record. and 4dajor Del
mar shows that he has more speed
than most people thought. What
John A. McKerron will do remains
problematic.
McKerron is one Of the greatest
horses in the world in the hands of
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triumphant in the somewhat pathetic
rivalry--if it can be so called-that
has been going on between Italy and
Russia to see which will be the first
to get a royal baby boy who may in
time become king or czar.
Owing to her expected motherhood
Queen Elena of Italy has just decid-
ed not to accompany the king on his
coming visit to President Loubet of
France. Instead, she will betake her.
self Immediately the king leaves
Rome to the little town on the Medit-
erranean, where she and her royal
husband spend nearly all their holt
days.
OF course, this royal couple will
feel bitterly disappointed If the ex-
pected baby should prove to be a
girl, but that would not prevent the
little miss from receiving the hearth
est kind of a welcome into what must
be described as noe of the happiest
royal households in the world.
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THE FRISCO FIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-Clar-
ence F. Tillman, physician of the
Yosemite Athletic club, after examin-
ing ex-ChampiOn James J. Corbett
pronounces him in perfect physical
condition and in fact better man
than ever before.
Jeffries moved from Hardin Springs
to Oakland this morning and is the
guest of the Reliance club until Fri
day night. Billy Delaney is delighted
with the magnificent condition he
Is In.
Bob Fitzsimmons has up $4,000
against $4,000 of George r. Webster's
money that Jeffries will win. Both
men are confident Webster is stage
manager of the Central theater.
Already the sale of seats mas reach
ed sS3, 900, and 1t is expected the total
will reach $4,000.
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DUDLEY TURNED DOWN
BY THE CITY COUNCIL

The most interesting matters con-
sidered by the city council last night
were the turning down of Fred M.
Dudley, the mayors candidate for
corporation counsel; the introduction
of a new ordinance by Mr.. Pratt to
abolish boxes from saloons, and the
removal Of e. II. Capron and George
Heberling as sanitary policemen and
the substitution in their stead of
George w. Dow and ]. w. Gould.
Dudley was turned down by a
strict party vote, Doolittle and Funk
being absent.
Mr.. Pratt's new box ordinance.
which excludes restaurants, was re-
fered to the judiciary committee.
Capron and Heberling, the sanitary
inspectors, both G. A. r. members and
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MOTHER-LOvE STOPS
ELOPEMENT With ACTOR

At Pendleton Mrs. Ore was taken
Ill. One night she gave her daughter
an order for $40, which was to pur-
chase medicine and pay a physician.
Instead, Miss Jessie saw an opportun-
ity to reach her lover in Spokane,
and purchased ticket with a portion
of the money. She boarded the train
and went as far as Adams. II miles
from Pendleton. There her heart
failed her, and she determined for
her mothers sake to turn back.
Although she loved Dagmar in
tensely, she could not carry out her
original intention, after leaving her
mother in Pendleton on a sick bed
Now mother and daughter are in
Portland, and Mrs. Ore is very i'll
from the shock.
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1t took 10 innings to decide yes
terday's game between Spokane and
Helena, and the Senators won the first
Of the series in a score Of 8 to s.
Putnam was in the box for Hele-
ma and Leibhardt for Spokane, ana
both were pretty we'll touched up.
The fielding was ragged in the ex-
IRENE, four errors being charged to
the Senators.
Score by innings:
Spokane 800 0 0 0-5
Helena .......2 0 0 0 0 0 Ii
Summary:
Earned runs-Spokane 3, Helena /.
Home runs-Nordyke. Putnam.
Three base hits-Huelsman, Hanson,
Maggie. Two base hit-Puttmann.
Stolen bases-F'rary CD, Hewlett,
K1opf. Struck out-By Leibhardt T.,
by Putnam 6. Bases on balls-Off
Leibhardt s, off Putnam 8. Left
on. bases-Spokane 10, Helena s. Hit
by pitcher Nordyke, Hendricks.
Time-2;20. . Umpire-Warner. Scor-
Patton. Attendance-s00.
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concealIng Number
OF Railway Victims.

PARIS, Aug. IAN alarming rti-
NOR is current today that the au-
thorities of the Metropolitan railway
are deliberately concealing the full
extent of Mondays disaster and that
there is another passenger car in the
tunnel containing a number of bodies.
Credit is given the report because
several employees are still missing,
including the engineer and conductor.
Several persons are reported missing
whose bodies are not among those
recovered.
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SPORTING NEWS.
YACHT RACE BETS.

Betting on the international yacht
races for the America cup has already
begun. Fred II. Brooks of No. z
Wall street, New York. announces
that he has $4,000 to be wagered
against $4,000 that Reliance would
beat Shamrock III.
This is only the first of the large
wagers expected to be offered within
the next week and it would not sur
prise yachting sharps to see the cup
defender go to the starting line at
Sandy Hook lightship a to 2 favor
lite.
Colonel Sharman-Crawford of the
Royal Ulster Yacht club, who re-
Gently arrived from abroad, said that
the betting in England was 8 to 2
on Reliance. He added that he would
like to find 2 to / against Shamrock
TIT
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CITY DETECTIVES NOW
PAY THEIR CAR Fare

ed in the car barns of the company
several days ago. Policemen who
have been compelled to pay started
an inquiry, and they were told that
the new tickets had been sent to the
police station, that 1t was not the
fault of the street car people that
the new transportation had not been
distributed.
After conducting their investiga-
ton until the street car company was
reached the policemen have dropped
the matter, fearing to question the
right of their superior officers to hold
up the tickets" as long as they
please.
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republicans, were removed on recon-
mendation of City Health Officer II.
w. Allen. Dow and Gould, the new
appointees, are democrats. 1t is I'M
derstood the appointment of DR.. AL
len as city health officer led up to
the agreement to make the change
in the inspector board.
A resolution was read from Mr..
Funk asking Police Commissioner
Root why he has not recommended
the cancellation of the license of the
Mug saloon on Stevens street. Mr..
Root is now out of the city. Tile
Mug has been in bad odor with city
officials for a long time.
The ordinance was passed to pave
First avenue from Madison street to
Cedar street with asphalt.
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Members of the police force are
sore at the Washington Water Power
company because the latter have is
force not in uniform, and they are
also wondering why the tickets" al
though sent to the police station sew
eral days ago, have not been given
out to the men.
BY the new arrangement police
man in citizens clothes must pay
fare, even If he is wearing his star.
unless he has the official policeman's
tickets.
Notice of the innovation was post
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-12

People who have frequented Nata-
forum park vaudeville performances
this summer will remember George
Dagmar of the team of Dagmar
Brothers, who amused them for
many nights. A romance IA real life
has now developed in which Dagmar
plays a leading part.
While playing in Portland early in
July Dagmar became acquainted with
little Jessie Ore, a l4-yearold vaude-
vile star. The acquaintance rapidly
developed into love and many a night
Dagmar accompanied the young lady
and her mother home
After leaving Portland the couple
were sent on the Shields circuit to
Tacoma. Here they were separated,
Dagmar being sent 10 Spokane and
the girl to Pendleton.
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LIVERPOOL
West India Cyclone
Headed for Florida.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. - The
weather bureau issued hurricane
warnings this morning, saying that
the West Indies storm was recurv-
ing northward and predicting a storm
over western Cuba and Florida this
afternoon and night. All vessels are
warned not to sail southwark from
Atlantic ports.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF LIN.
COLIN STREET GRADE BONDS,
nYHTR YfsT v4n a

Notice is hereby given that there
coin street grade fund, District No.
3, special assessments in said district
sufficient to pay special improvement
bonds Lincoln street grade. District
No. 8, No. 2, with interest thereon un-
til the LIST day of September, 1903,
and said bonds, with interest, will be
paid by the undersigned, city treas
urer, upon their presentation to him
at his office in the city hall, in the
city of Spokane. Spokane county,
herein described will cease on said
last-named date.
NJ. ii. EGGLESTON.
City Treasurer.
Dated Spokane, WASH, August IL.
1908.
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INCREASED SPACE.

Frank Leake was all smiles yester-
day. The reason was the highly sat
isfactory results that he had yester-
day in signing contracts for the two
leading theater programs. Just 1857
was signed up. The merchants ap-
preciate the theaters' efforts this sea-
son in turning out a first class pro-
gram and are confident Of the good
results from advertising therein.
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CITY NOTICE.

Bids will be received by the board
of public works until o'clock p. m.
August IL, 1908. for the sidewalking
of North avenue tnow Highland ave-
nuel with brick, from the center line
of Hilliard street to the center line
of Sherman street, according TO the
plans and Specifications on file ia
this office. L. b. HANDLEY.
Secretary.
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MARxET nREvITIEs.

Sweet corn Is plentiful today, and
while the price has been reduced to
1oc a dozen the prospects are that
It will 60 further 70 two dozen for
15c.
Raspberries are scarce. What re-
main retail at Toe box or $2.25 a
crate.
While the market is loaded with
culls, good peaches are IN demand
and buyers willing to pay 3oc to
35c per basket. The inferior article
sells at zoe a basket.
Apples are coming In. They are
cheap at prices ranging from 75c to
tl.5O per box Of 10 lbs
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prices Paid 70 rroducers.

Vegetables-New potatoes, 7bc
sack; dry onions. per ID. 1@1Ac.
Eggs and poultry--Ranch eggs.
fresh, per case. ss@s.5o; ranch but
ter. per H.. 12@16c; scalded hens and
large yellow chickens. per h.. 12hc:
alive. per h., lie.
L'vestock--Cows on foot, Sc: dress
ed. 6M0 &c; steers on foot, shc:
dressed, sMc; sheep. on foot. &c:
tsessed. She; hogs. on foot. &c;
dressed. DC: calves. case.
swheaf--The' mills are in the mar.
ket for wheat and are paying in the
country 6Bc for club and red wheat.
sacked. and CSC for bluestem. sacked
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Threw carbollc Acid
Over He Landlady.

CLEVELAND. O., Aug. 12.-Peter
Mccarthy, ordered to leave. his
boarding house because he was drunk,
threw a glass Of carbolic acid over
the lardlady, Mrs. Haslam, this morn
ing, binding her and fatally burning
her. Miss Farris. a boarder. was also
badly burned.
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Shot Over Arqument.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 12.-Negro
Wood shot James Sanders, white,
during an argument over how much
education negroes should have, this
morning. A score of white men pur-
sued and finally shot Wood down. Or
f1cers prevented a killing. There is
great excitement over the affair. Both
men will recover.
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Will She Give
italy a Male Heir?

ROME, Aug. 12.--It is difficult to
say just what Italy would do If an
event expected in the royal family
few months hence should provide
the long desired heir to the Italian
throne. For that would mean among
other more important things that
the country of Garibaldi had emerged
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Jack Hermann of the International
Athletic club Of New York announces
that he wou,i s1ng up a $4,000
purse for g bout between Champion
You. Corbett and Ben Jordan Of
England. Jordan has announced his
intention of coming over here to meet
Corbett and will set sail from Eng
land in a week or so.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica, Aug. IA
The entire island has suffered from
hurricane which last night did dam
age to the extent of $2.500,000. Two
schooners have been swept ashore at
Sin Harbor many houses in King
ston have been demolished.
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Is Drowned from
Marine Collision.

HAMBURG, Aug. 12.-The German
sailing vessel Isabelle and the Nor
wegian steamer Theodore collided to-
sank and 25 seamen are reported
drowned.
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President Goes SaIIInu.

OYSTER BAY, l.. l., Aug. Ia
President Roosevelt and his wife are
cruising about the sound on the
Sylph. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Riis are
their guests. Sir Thomas Upton has
accepted Roosevelts invitation to
witness naval maneuvers of oyster
Bay on the Mayflower next Monday.
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SPOKANE FALLS 3 Mo1TKExN
HALFWAY COMPANY SPECIAL
TRAIN SERVICE sPoxAME
I'm Y.nnH "a IN

During months Of July and August
special train will leave Spokane for
Loon Lake at y. m. Saturdays; re-
turning. leave Loon Lake midnight
Saturdays and Q p. m. Sundays.
Round trip fare. $1.25.
II. A. JACKSON.
General Passenger Agent,
Spokane. Wash.
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NOTICE TO KOLDERs or Angus
IA AVENUE GRADE BONDS,
nIaTIa TOT MO l.

Notice Is hereby given that there
has been collected and paid into Au-
gusta avenue grade fund, District No.
], special assessments in said dis
trict SUFFICIENT to jay special improve
ment bonds Augusta avenue grade,
District No. !, Nos. 2 and 8. with In
terest, thereon until the Isl day of
September, 1903, and said bonds, with
interest, will be paid by the under
signed, city treasurer, upon their pre-
sentation to him at his Office in the
city hall. In the city Of Spokane. Spo-
kane county, Wash; and interest on
all bonds herein described will cease
on said last-named date
M. ii. EGGLESTON,
city Treasurer.
Dated Spokane. Wash, August IL,
1903.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the superior court for Spokane
county, state OF Washington. In the
matter of the estate of Isaac Lund-
berg. deceased. No. 2734. Notice to
creditors.
Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate are required to present them to
me for allowance at the office of Dan
son & Huneke, 604 Hyde building,
Spokane, Spokane county. Washing
ton, within twelve months after the
date of the first publication Of this
notice. or they will be forever barred.
Date Of the first publication Of this
notice, July 30, 1908.
SIGNHILD e. LUNDBERG,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Isaac
Lundberg, Deceased.
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Silas Shagbark (at the postoffice
Of Silence Center)-Well, Darius, /
hope you amt mixed up in any of
them postal scandals I've heerd tell
about.
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Slowpoke-I'l bet some future day
the women will rule this country.
Up-to-date-Well, well, old man,
you certainly are living in the past.
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PAWN BROKERS,
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Lodging house, snap. A finely ar
ranged house of As rooms in very
central location must be sold quick
at sacrifice; modern conveniences,
electric lights, heavy furniture, first
class carpets and furnishings in ex-
cellent condition. Buy now before
fairs and make big money. Price,
only $4,000. Apply for particulars at
once to w. d. Martin & Co.. room s
Falls City block, over N. p. Express
office.
Business chance at 33S Main ave-
nue.; small capital required; money
maker. 232-?
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IN OTHER CITIES.

Salt Lake, s; Butte, 0.
San Francisco, 2; Tacoma, 1.
Seattle, q; Los Angeles, ~.
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Three nice light unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. S091s Fourth
avenue. 1888.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

Nicely furnished rooms, single and
housekeeping; bath. Fourth floor
Marion blocks Tel. Red Ell. Tran
sients. 1920
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Large. cool and nicely furnished
single and housekeeping rooms, sixth
floor Jameson building. Tel. Black
cal. 221-0.
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OzonIta LIthia and Beer on Ice.
| quart bottle zoe. 3 for Soc.
Florida Cooking Oil,
one gallon jug, $l.00
CASH BARGAINS.

Zoe. vanilla extract. regular 400. 500
4-oz vanilla extract. regular 75c. Zoo
1907. vanilla extract. regular "a. el.7B
2-oz lemon extract regular 2bc. 500
dozen pint Budweiser. regular $3.50.
special ............... Liza
Pure maple sugar. lb.. regular zoe 100
Sage and tapioca. III. .....s.......6 30
FISH.
Salmon steak .................1 Qho
Halibut steak ....,,,............ 400
Smelts ........'.... '............ 1Oo
Fresh shrlmps .................. 400
Black bass ........ .l6o
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barley, per cwt. soc; oats. per cwt.,
e0c; timothy hay. per ton. $11 @11.50.
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EXPRESS,

Prompt attention given to all ex-
press work N. w. A. stand First and
Post, phone Main 2096. Residence
E1204 Empire. Lidgerwood. 2346.
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FOR SALE.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$50, new mich COW; team. wagon
and harness for s1e5. John r. Price,
1923 Sinto avenue.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
TACOMA WHEAT

TACOMA WHEAT.
TACOMA, Aug. 12.-Wheat-No. 1
club, 7Sc; bluestem, sic.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-De-
cember wheat closed this morning
$1.45h per GENITAL; December barley
closed $1.045s.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12.-September
wheat opened Is s sd; closed ,6s I'D.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland, IS; Seattle, 10.
Sacramento, 4; Los Angeles, 0.
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Rainier-Grand. Mrs. ]. c. Stewart,
rroprietress. The finest furnished
rooms in the city; baths. SIZE Riv-
erside. Phone Black 265. 1910.
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Carrier boys from 10 to IL years
Of age wanted at Spokane Press Of
fee.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

Gilman & Co, funeral directors. 92o
Sprague. Tel. Main sol. 1890.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Flat of four rooms and toilet in
brick block in center of Spokane for
rent, $25 per month. Elegantly fur
nished. Furniture for sale for less
than so percent of invoice by Ed
wards & Truitt, 526 Fernwell. 800?
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE MtNTS.


Young man to do general Office and
outside work. Answer in own hand
writing. giving age and experience.
Address Y, spokaps Press.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
CHURCHES

The following announcement is made of
the subjects OF dscourses III the First Bap-
tist: Morning suhjeets-Dceember 90,
The Child Christ, = Deeembsr y, The
Christian in the Doer January ;,
Heaven and How Attained January 10.
Hell and the Way There January y.
The Soul and Where II Goes al Death :
January 20, The Judgment and the
Judge" Evening subjects December 20,
The Prodisal Church, December u. "A
prodipal Father : January }, "A prodigal
Mother = January II, "A Prodisa Son.
January y. "A Prodpal Daughter Jam
uary 81, "A Prodgal Savior
Services at the Norwegian Independent,
northeast corner Copper and Alaska
streets Sunday at II a. m, and p. m.
Sunday school at L. III. =. Pedcrsen, pas
tor.
Following is the program for First Bap-
iist church services tomorrow Morning
Prelude. 81 Know That My Redeemer
Liyeth.' by Handel; DoxoloRy: invocation
response, chant. The ord 5 Prayer :"
hymn responsive reading prayer and scrip
ture reading; anthem, let Us Now 90
Unto Bethlehem by ]. l.. llatton: an
nouncements otiertory, organ baritone
solo, "lhe New Born King by l'Espoir
sermon; hymn. Evening Prelude, Naza-
rcth," by Gounod ; anthem, 20 4 title Town
Of Bethlehem by ". II. NeMiingeL in
vocation response, same as morning,
hymn scripture reading; prayer; anthem,
"ld Us Now Go Unto Bethlehem; > re-
peatcd announcements otfertory, bass
solo, by Mr.. Nelse Carlson; hymn SER
mon hymn,
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal
Preaching at II a m. and 7 80 p. NJ. by
the pastor Subject in the morning, The
Significance OF the Cross in the even
ing, Freedom OF the Sons Of Cod" An
thems by the choir. Mrs. Fulton will sing
solo at the evening service. Sunday
school at I2 80 p, M; Junior league at
$3.50 p. m. Epworth league at 6 80 p N.
Silver Bow Park Methodist Episcopal
Rev. John Chirpwin, pastor. Sunday
school at 80 p. M, Mr.. ]. Shelves, super
| intendent. Evening services at 7:3o, when
the pastor will preach. Subject, "Obedi-
| ence Rewarded
First observation-disclosures festival