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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-09-01

vail. Par excellence, il est recommends
aux persorles obligees de TRAVELLER, ct.
de plus, c'est lie seul certain de toujou1s
guerir. II ny a qu'une chose d faire
pour Sc guerir du Beau NAL" c'est
de prendre les Pilules Rouges sans re-
tarder, ct de bien suivre les instructions
ct les conseils donnes SUI la circu1aire
qui entoure chaque boite. Les Pi1n1es
Rouges sont lie TONGUE par excellence
pour les femmes, ct lie r@gulateur de
leur organisme. Files guerissent sans
operation, nj poison, toutes les maladies
internes de la femme, CONNIE lie beau
NAL, Thrones, hemorrhagies, pertes
anomalies, periodes douloureuses et
irregulieres, suites des couches, migrai-
mes, nevralgies, ma1adies du retour de
Page, des nerfs eide 1'estomac, faib1esse.
neurasthenie, troubles de la circulation,
vertiges, etourdissements, COMPOSITIONS.
81 vous souffrez depuis 1ongtemps,
'alors il est bien douteux qu'une oudeux
bottles de Pilules Rouges puissent voun
guerir. Soyez consciencieuses, prenez-
en- assez pour 1eur donner une chance
d'agir sur votre ma]adie. En- meme
temps, vous pouvez ecrire aux Medecins
SPECIALISTS des Pilules Rouges, vous
n'aurez absolument rien a payer pour
les consultations par %lettres. Ecrivez-
1eur une description bien complete de
votre maladie, ne 1eur cachez rien.
Vous n'avez rien a craindre, car toutes
les 1ettres sont ouvertes ct tenues absc-
1ument confdentiei1es par eux. Du
moment que les Medecins SPECIALISTS
des Pilu1es Rouges auront recu votre
lis y repondront avec soin, ct
verrez quels bous conseils lis pew
vent vous bonner.
Refusez CONNIE limitations toutes Pi1u-
les Rouges que l'on vous offre a IA dou-
au cent on a 25c la boite. Les
vraies Pi1u1es Rouges SOFT toujours ven
dues IN bottles de bois conreraut so
ct chaque boite est entouree
dune etiquette imprim@e en- rouge, qui
porte tou jours lie nom de la Gle Chimi-
que Franco Am@ricaine. 81 votre mar
chand ne tient pas les Pilu1es Rouges,'
vous les enverrons u reception
du prix, soc la boite gu six boftes pour.
62.5o. Adressez vos ~lettres Gle CHI.
MIQUE FRANCO AMERICAINE, "a
rue St-Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-09-01

L'EoHo DE L'OUEsr est lie doyen
des iournaux canadiens-francais
|des Etats-U nis ct le seul journa
de langue franchise public dars le
Nord-ouest.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-09-01
Nine LOUIS GAGNON,
z Palmer, Salem, Mass.

vrage ct j'a11ai c~onsu1ter mon m@decin,
qui me dit immediatement quill me fall
1ait une operation. J'y consents, mails
c'est pendant les trois mois qui suivi-
rent cette operation que j'endurai les
plus grandes douleurs. Mon medecin
voulut alors m'operer seconde fois,
mails des amies me consei11erent aupara
want de prendre les Pilu1es. Rouges.
Grace a Dieu, je suivis &c consei1, j'@-
crivis aux Medecins de la Gle Chimique
Franco-Americaine, je commencai a
prendre les Pilules Rouges ct apres la
troisieme boite, je sentis du sou1age-
ment. Peu a peu, mes mau disparu-
rent ct je gueris complement. Je dois
done mon reimbursement aux Pi1ules
Rouges, ct c'est avec lie cnur plein de
reconnaissance que je viens aujourd'hui
vous remercier des bons avis que vous
m'avez donnes."
CONNIE madame Gagnon, toutes les
femmes qui veulent prendre les Pi1ules
Rouges peuvent Sc gu@rir du Beau
NAL" C'est lie traitement lie plus pra-
tique, lie moins cohteux ct lie seu1 qui
lermette a toute ma1ade de Sc soigner
el1e-meme, sans d@ranger en- quot que
ce soft ses habitudes de vic on de ira
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-09-01

LsP lIMesR mgess tenv eh an Nod excer onnt par LEHOn ne coe quec pMse
|PATRICE DUBE PHARMACIEN, Coin Washgont Zoe Ave- maine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

hreo szc Thr man made bis first ap
pcarance at Vuuers house nst satur-
dr morning and WIS chased ont of The
-moechouse Later 10 the day ne was
seen ia the cmnheld near the house.
About sundown he was seen crawling
like snake in ia horse lot.
Neighbors were notified and an the
men, women and chlIrea huddled AZ the
home of one OF tho neighbors while the
men armed themselves and went in
search Of the untamcd mar l'hsy To-
Gated him early Sunday morung in the
cornneld az vamers The field was gone
over thoroughly bur the man had hed.
les tracks were thick an over the Held.
On Monday the search was renewed
The posse Of citizers l7cated the wnd
man in tie woods in the rear of Naner's
home and the cnase began bu the wild
man outran their horses aad es upcd.
rhst niRht the man was seen slpT ing
posse was Sitting around Whom the
man roachca the yard fence four Of tho
m,r opened lire with their shorguns ana
rifles. TIE shots had no noticeable ef-
fcc' upon him as he arose and ram. tie
was tracked INTO th, hcld ana out of the
field into the woods whore his umcls
were again lost. ~ is q Wystery as 60
his sudden disappearance.
The citizens bcoanie go nransed ilHt
they sent a messenger after Marshal
WiiroN and Possemfa podls They went
down aad nadc 81 close Inspection saw
The trucks and paths of the so-ealled
villa man hut were unanle 20 nnd MIN.
rhc excitement and the men folks are
kAtng traps 10 catch the whd human
as d would seem tnat f. does no good or
harm to shoot him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

boon ins' twelve months ago sine. 1e
had 10 close down IN West Point. iss..
bu we are open today ia Gpth'ie and IS
suing The same sheet
When u comes TO the point of social
eqhitv thr whne people nf tho south
are extremely sensitive and win resent
anythmg that LOOKS ike it whether il
be that or not. they win take no ch;,nces
They pelievc III resentment first and ln-
vestigaticn afterwards rhcy have all
lowed their prejudice along this line TO
run too nigh " sometimes does great
injustice TO parties suspicioned. ana the
Injustice cannor be repaired after the
Investigation is had but ihc fact remains
just the same
% appears hard very hard indeed-to
convince tho S,dthcrner that m negro
docs not waat social coa liiy The me-
gro is 1s flr from il as IS the white
mm buS yet. because Of that bitter seed
of prejudice planted IN him by the mis-
takes of the Few mdiscreet ipaNilra
on both sides. he has shut his eyes 20 an
lcison ana ms,mcnt and PUSHES blind
ly into violent resentment at Tho leas,
appearance OF the thing when These
apparent cases OF social eqalhy present
themselves ID mofe often rises FROM the
mdiscreet acts of our white brother 3Mn
from the aegro
TO illustrate. Had John Wnnamak-
er not asked 3 r Washington to dinner
he never would have had dtner with him
In Saratoga Booker di1 aot ask the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
For. GIBSON selected.

Special 20 Daily Leader.
Muskogee g. T., Sept So Fort Gibson
has been se.ected as the capital of the
the proposed new state OF scauoyah Tho
subcommittee report was adopted by the
constitutional committee last week Fort
Gibson is only eight miles east Of Mus
kogee and was for many years the chief
post of the United states army IN the
Southwest % was there that Jcn Davis
WAS stationed prior 20 the Ciyn War
The ciuzens or ,ne little town pledge
themselves lo give ali The land necessary.
ANA erect .d buildings for the govern
mont if separate 1atehood is gmntcd
anh being so near Muskosec. the belief
IS expressed that the business men of
this civ VIII aid the business tn''u of that
town. For, Gibson hts amnl riiroad
Facilities ana Is locuod near the cone
aueuce ot the Grand and V@dleris rivers
nm, surroullings arc very picturesque
and many Of the old ferl buldngs ,til
reomin. some ot Them are owncd h,
rhe Muslsogco rowu ana County ciub and
are niillzei as - pleasure resort
1'hc consum,Nm committee draw the
prohibition lines tighter amending This
pr Nision u- submitted by the subcoumil
90, Of aw rhe dispcrsn1 pl,a remains.
mn this WIN oo ope esped by me state
instead of each county. ass originally iro-
posed. 1'lus section recommends thlt
iiquor shall never De- SOLD in Seuuoyah.
eNcep' as pr1,iiec for in the dspNmuT
system
rhe report of ut corporations commii-
f... ..rI.trf...f f.1.t. frHi. IYtt f.t.tl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
HIGHEST HOTEL YET
New York Syndicate Ar
ranges to BuildForty Story
Building AL Adams in it.u

New York, Sept a forty-s,ory
hotel win soon Doe constructed ia Thir-
ty-sccond street. west Of broadway, on
the site OF tho old House OF All Ma
tions" When this structure is COM
.-,i-te.l 3. win be the highest hotel build
ing In the world and one Of the most
The PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road terminal when finished win be
only one half block distant fror- the
hotel and {, is expected 10 furnlsn the
hundreds of patrons necessary to make
the big hotel success.
Albert J Adams, formerly known as
the policy king who recently went
10 Mexico. saying ne would spenu the
remainder Of his days there and de-
vote his iarge fortune 90 investment
purposes FOR the benefi of his child-
rem is at the head OF a syndicate that
win conduct the operation ard which
mas been already capitalized az s5.090,0Oo
Leaves Management TO others.
II is Understood he viii ~ return to
tins country even to see me structure
when it shah navc been completed. pre-
ferine to leave the buildinr and manage
ment thereof to others
The plans have SO far progressed that
bids for the work win be udperused for
in few days Tho property IS situated
i75 feet west Of Sixth avenue, at its
juuctutc with Broadway ir Thirty-sec-
ond street It's ground limeusio lre 125
tcet width and 200 feet depth. running
thfousS - Thirty-th'rd street. Borins
show Tint thc best oi rock foundations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
Family Bachelor Wants a Home

"1'he family bachelor is one who lives
and has his being IN the house 81 his
friends He is the product OF a come
bination % happenings. He IS something
more to the family than a brother
The family hacne,or is the only man
in the house. aside from the head Of the
family he begins with the bthcf that
be nceds home comforts without any do
lncftic iacumbrnuces.
There Is no census Of the family haChe-
lor IN New Yory. but his name is legion
rhe story Of one is the story Of 90 per
cent of the brotherhood SO this story
hat one OF thom told at bachelor din
ner discribca the fate Of all
7rhe people with whom make my
home have shown their disiuterested
friendship sor me ir more weva than
there are testimonials In new medicine
advertisement" he said III ] should
die tonight, or amy old night. they would
20 out among my acquuintances ana tell
II story that would give me a first class
funeral with an extra floral display.
Thsy would even he for me II ! should
be discovered
But there are times, boys. when I
have sort OF longing to come back AMI
live in chambers or at the club. once
in while the things which YOU fellows
dream abou. as novelties get to be q
sort Of handicar.
''Yon have heard Of the lead-pipo cinch
II is not what you have supposed. Tue
family bachelor is that In other words
he is weighted down
"A lts
Hives have company for dinner the family
bachelor IS trotted out He is booked 10
say things Luckless chap Is ho II he
can sing
There Is always a Young woman an
only daughter in the home | am talk
/ ing about. Always a nice girl with big
" 8ed c. You aie never asked to DO
lauythlng for her happhtess and comfort
Bus YOU always know -four or six weeks
m advance about her birthday. Same
way aboutchristmas
"sho has Young girls Who come to see
her. All nice girls. Somehow they never
come with their bc,us. They come IN
groups or 10 pairs Hardiy over sirgle
m 81 s summer time. ps now, sou
Know tine foaeness of girls for strols
gore 10 bed The family bachelor is
metamorphosed into chaperon.
"Nol fellows thiiE eh,reron IS fenin-
iac q is aud it ien 10 is Lot whers
you are family neheor pher 6 no
lnaihomaiiDG proc It win give top
ANY sort of guess as Ia tht variety nd
amount oi joilg r0iir io satisfy q
beyy of sunun,f siCs gins with aufN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
Q 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 Q Q 0 . .
"MoNE ON oFDERs GIVEN
TO NEGRO PREACHER"
) Q Q Q Q Q G 0 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q

ttl"o thr oklAnonm 0Nifs""f9. negro
mpr p' hlishei in Guthrie hS g. a.
hnel fn4a
Ihe above nptrn WAS suth as ap-
peared lu .u hc elAy npcis OF the
Sorib 900 August g1th OF llst ,sar They
r,seoded o. phn ihpt g. hich
haran. ID neer, editor anu preacher OF
w,st Pomt MISC bad he,n oideiea to
ltslvc the tow or West I'dlt aul that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

Not long ago the girl wnere J lived
had a row with her best fciicv II was
up to me 70 make him ieaioGs Several
plans laid by the girl and mater famillas
went agley At last l suggested eve OF
my own. Result. an crrounter a Knock
out, narrow escape fcf1 q ride In the
McAdoo motor.
mot long ago ,hc ghrs mother was
called out of town hurriediy one eve
ming thereafter the girl expected her beat
Her father was out. at a poker game
somewhere; her maid had that night or
and the cook--well. she wasn't around.
Il was summoned into Tho room where
there wus Egyptian darkness. The girl
explained almost hystericary that I must
hook her UP AS there was no one else
and time was nearly up I started to
scratch a match and she shrcked She
said / must hook her in the dark.
Honest fellows J never hooScd up .
gir even ia the light Never. She said
must hurry, and backed agairst me to
"a standstiu and gave directions
did the best knew how. Then ned
a few moments later | heard voice iu
tho corridor.
-" You've hooked me upside diwn wa
the shriek. and skipped every other
hook. You did II on purpose, I believe.
7 began to apologize
"sstay whore you arei" she screamed
"Thon there wis lull
3" There's the bell she shrieked Yot
must answer H. There s no one in the
apartment You must entertain Mr.
Dash until ! set into something else.
why didn't YOU fhink Of shat in the
hrst place2 asked. somewhat nettied
PLEASE go hurry upi hcres thc
second ring
- was in The parlor forty-hve minutes.
I told lot OF lies in that time ia order
10 hold the YOUNG man down. ana nt the
expiration Of the time stated The young
woman came ia. y perfect drein in pIa-
cidty ord bewitchciv You woulint
lhave known to look at h-r that her tenn
per had over been pmped
"she was 20 sorry 70 be late bur the
machine Ind aut fcw bio lis away
/ laQd She had 20 hurry Dy car rhat was
her STORY
! rhon Z won't ont and left them The
I lncHt day her mamma returned aud there
were SOME explanations
| . m not quite so much of n,mib
bachelor as 7 was. but / overheard d
spirited interview about the folly of
/ fashion and think Il WAS the motheg
who saId that such garments as hoofc'i
lup hehlnd were 10 Doe sent 70 thc modiste
and charsed rhon hemd another
vote fav ,hat man who couldn't book
un "a Girl iu tho dirk must bis "a chiDf d 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
SA.45
HOT SPRINGS and RETURN.

Good for 90 days.
via.
Fort Smith and Western Railway
by far
The Quickest, Best, and Shortest Way
Compare the time with other lines,
and our Excellent connections, and
you will adopt the "sans Rois Route
as the proper route.
Call at City Ticket Office, No. Ill
South Division Street. for further In
formation, we are
"AlwPys glad to serve you"
Jos. P. o'Donnell,
vno 773. General Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

TEXAS PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE r GIRLS.
q
n fam
side rant oang ell das q are hed aeeyae rhor,nsh
work
- M D pr Milford
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

Malaria Causes Loss Of Appetite,
The Old standard Groves Tastaless
Chill Tonic drives out malaria and
builds up the system. sc,d by all deal
ers Tor q years. Price 80 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

q a - n q II r a.
Bears tho 4, The Kind You Nave kIsays Bought
Signature q &>5HZzZZx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO
EUREKA SPRINGS.

F9'NV TNT FNtuWIU TTINs
Leave Guthrie Saturday Aug. l2. 4:45
D. ~. Arrive Eureka Springs Sunday,
aug. l3. $3.50. a M Liilited sor retdrn
on any regular train leaving Eureka
SPRINGS up 70 and Including Aug. 20. c,
s. sEl.I-AR. r. p A.. OKlaho.' ci,y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

Towers
al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
Ole M. K. @ T..
Summer Tourists

To Eureka, Springs. Ark ...........si1.10
To El Dorado Springs, Mo. ....... 1915
To Hot Springs. Ark. ...........,.. 1415
To Mammoth Springs, Ark. ......s 1890
To sulphur Springs. I. Il. ....... $40
TO siloum Springs. Ark. .N....... 1856
10 st. Louis ......................1 1855
10 Chicago ....................... 25 so
Tourist rates TO Portland. Denver and
the Northwest; also to all resorts in The
Southeast. NJ. p. WALSH, Agt.
IT, b. CLARK. Div. Pas Agt.
Wichita Kan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-15

The great evangelistic meeting at the
Christian church pavilion, just east OF
the Christian church, reached magnif.
cent proportions yesterday. Beginning
with the morning service, when the
great evangelist, DIR. Martin, spoke on
"The Christian and His Diseases" the
interest began and continued greater
for each succeeding service. Among
the diseases which the speaker named
were: Somnolence church members
who have gone to sleep Malaria,
church members who have been bitten
by the mosquito Of sin. -
Dr. Martin explained that mosquitoes
were a great carrier Of malaria, in Ger.
tain sections of the country, and that
members Of churches who invaded the
territory Of the devil, by attending cer.
tain places of amusement, where the
mosquito of sin lurked, were conse.
quently bitten. Then he said there
were Christians who had lumbago, or a
weak back, even some who had no back.
bone. Others had eczema, or break
ing out, principally out Of the mouth,
in other words, an elongated tongue.
Then there were two classes, one Of
which had hydrophobia, the other by.
drocephalons. The first he said were
those who had fits whenever they saw
water, and the latter named people
have "water on the brain" They put
all their faith in water, and think IL
alone will do everything. Some are af'
Aicted with super.soundness. They are
so sound on religious subjects, that the
doctor compared them to bass drum
mors-all sound. Lastly, he said a
great many had congestion of the
wallet" which was very dangerous,
indeed, nearly always proved fatal, as
il induced heart failure, for the Chris.
tian whose wallet is congested has not
his heart in the cause, and il will even
tually fail altogether.
From 3 to o'clock in the afternoon
the evangelist spoke to between 600
and 700 men on "Manhood and Home. "
The vast audience Of men were much
moved by the speakers earnest and
eloquent words. Many said it was the
best lecture to men ever given in the
city. A mems chorus furnished the
music, and Prof. McVey touched every
mans heart when he sang "Meet Moth
er in the Skies. 4"
The evenings service was the crown.
ing event Of the day, as far as numbers
were concerned. Over 1000 people
crowded into the tent and stood on the
grassy plot surrounding il, and gave
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-15
SUPREME
COURT
DECISIONS

The supreme court today handed
down the following decisions;
George F, Livesley, appellant, VS..
James Muekle and Charles Muekle, re-
spondentsi appes. from Columbia eoun
ty. Hon. Thomas A. Mcbride, judge
affirmed. Opinion by Justice Bean.
Herbert Beadle, appellant, vs.. d. A
Paine and w. Kuykendall, respond
ents; appeal from Lane county, Hon
J, w. Hamilton, judge; affirmed. opin
ion by Chief Justice Wolverton.
G. w. Scott and II. A. Hammond, ex
eeutors of the last will and testament
and estate of Church sturtevant, de
ceased, respondents, VS., Eva Ford, ap
pellant; appeal from Lane county. Hon
}. W, Hamilton, judge. On petition
for rehearing, reversed and remanded
December 10, 1904; denied. Opinion by
Justice WolvertOn.
William Kroll and f. w Sparrow, re-
spondents, VS.. William Coach, appel.
liant; appeal from Douglas county. Hon.
}. w. Hamilton, judge. On petition for
rehearing; affirmed October 81, 1904;
denied. Opinion by Chief Justice Vol
vertOn.
State of Oregon, respondent, VS. NJ.
G. Nease, appellant; appeal from Multi
nomah county. Hon. A. L. Frazier,
judge affirmed Opinion by Justice
Bean. This case involved the right of
any person to sell pools on horse races
in Portland, and the affirmation of the
lower courts decision means that here
after all pool selling win be prohibited
in that city. The appellants based
their grounds Of appeal upon the license
granted them by the city. They claimed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-15
Mans Unreasonableness.

Is often as great As woman's. But
Thos. H. Austin, manager of the RE
publican" Of Leavenworth, Ind, was
not unreasonable when he refused to al
low the doctors to operate on his wife
for female trouble, "Instead," he says
1--WE concluded to try Electric Bitters
My wife was then so sick, she could
hardly leave her bed, and FIVE (5) ply
sieians had failed TO relieve her. After
taking Electric Bitters, she was per
fectly cured, and can now perform ali
her household duties" Guaranteed by
J. c. Perry, druggist, price SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-15
PERSONALS

Mrs. G. n Mclntire is spending {,
few days with Portland friends.
Mrs. =. +. Shields, Of Geryais lr
returned home after a short visit hus
Miss Mamie Montgomery visited over
Sunday with her mother and sister It
Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bickford Of Pot
land, spent Sunday with Mrs Edward
Weller
Miss Bessie Cameron, Of Albany 3
the guest Of Mrs. Albro Diekenson is
the day.
Judge Wolverton was in AlbiT
the latter part Of the week on hui-
ness trip.
Miss Blanche Hershner, Of Corvallis
has been spending a few days with s.
lem friends.
Miss Lillian Metschan, Of Portland
is the guest Of relatives and friendsiN
few weeks.
Miss Ryth Catch has returned fi'h
a few days spent with her grandPafsiH
at Corvallis.
]. A. Manning, Of this city, went ["
Newport today for a few days ''s
and reeuperation.
Judge r. s. Bean attended the iuae'
al of the late Judge C. b. Bellingst |"
was one of the honorary pail bearefa
Mrs. James Walton, Of Portland
in the city, visiting her parents "
and Mrs. Henry Fawk, in Farn''"
Park.
Mr.. Earle Aupperle, who is a''s'u
business college in this city Fs'a''~
today from a short visit with hh =
rents in Jefferson.
Robert Thompson, OF the Uh'.
States customs service, relufns'
Portland today, after vi'H
friends in this city.
Mrs Chas. Newt and Miss ha'' =
is, of Portland, who have pss'
guests of Rev. and Mrs d. v
lam, have returned to their h'ns,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Vance, Of ~
Vile, an, arrived Saturday
make their home in SALEM
house owned by L. D. Hansr u
Salem.
John Feehtsr, Jr, who has ben ~ =
retary of the Y. NJ. G. A. for - I.s
i've years, left today fof y, ~.
where he will be gone for some
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-15
CROWDS
PACK THE
PAVILION
At the Martin-MCVay EvangeIiStiC Ser
vices Yesterday---IntereSted
Audiences

the speaker rapt attention while he
spoke on the subject "Can a Man BE
Saved Out Of the church," Mr. Me.
Vey's solos before and after the ser.
mon were beautiful and rendered in his
inimitable manner. The first one was
" How Far Is II to the GraveP' and
the last one "a Mother g Love-" which
he had previously sung, and repeated
by request.
Dr. Martin announced as his sub.
jects for the week:
Monday night-"Prepare to Meet
Thy God"
Tuesday night-"The Holy Spirit"
Wednesday night" Hiding from
God"
Thursday night-"why I Belong to
the Christian church."
Friday night-Lecture, "Marriage
and Divorce" Admission 10 cents.
Saturday. Degeneration and Re.
generation"
The tickets for the ladies meeting
next Saturday afternoon will be ready
for distribution tonight.
Services begin at 7:45 every evening.