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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-18
GAR ENCAMPhENI
GATHERING At MINNEAPOLIS 4
VERY LARGE one.
Railroads Estimate that q Humid
red thousand People Had Ar
rived Monday = Contest for
National Commander Promises
to Be Heated.

Minneapolis, Aug. 14.-The rush Of
visitors to this city for the annual en-
campment of the Grand ARMY Of the
Republic continues undated and the
present prospect is that the meeting
will be one of the most successful ever
held by tho Grand Army. According
to the estimate Of railroad men fully
100, 900 people had arrived up to last
night and dozens of trains running In
two or three sections are still on the
way.
The contest for national commander
is growing warmer, although no great
amount of electioneering has so far
been done. The friends of Capt. p.
81. Coney, Of Kansas, are making what
is outwardly the most aggressive CAM
paign and claim to he fairly confident
Of the election of their man. Other
candidates whose names are being
strongly urged are R. B. Brown, of
gainesville, Ohio, and Charles g. Bur-
ton, of Missouri. There is no contest
worth mentioning for any of the minor
offices.
The Canteen Question
It is expected that considerable de-
bate will result over the recent law
passed by congress driving the canteen
out of soldiers homes. Commander
in Chief Tanner is in favor of passing
resolution deprecating the purpose
Of this law, but strong element in
the organization is against such action.
Another feature that may crop up
is the old fight over the proposed erec-
ton by the women of the South of a
statue Of Henry Wirz, notorious for
his atrocities while in command at An
Jacksonville prison. This matter came
up in 1901 and has been more or less
alive ever since. Members of the
Grand Army are vehemently opposed
to the erection Of statue of Wirz,
who was hanged for his crimes, but
many of them declare that in their
opinion the intention to erect the
statue is not serious, and, as the mat
ter now stands, not worth the consid-
Grafton which some are disposed to
give it.
Social Features
The social features of the encamp-
ment commenced Monday with regi-
mental reunions and reception given
by Geo. johnson and the national pat
riotic concert in the eening.
Clara Barton, the Red Cross worker,
arried in Minneapolis yesterday to at
tend the encampment and will remain
during the week to enjoy being with
the soldiers for whom she worked go
hard during the great war. Miss Bar
ton came with the Massachusetts, de.
narkmant
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WASHINGTON NEWS

A movement is on foot to divide
Okanogan county. It has started in
the north halt
A Apecial session Of the state board
Of education, was held in the Office of
the state superintendent Tuesday.
Savings bank deposits In Seattle
banks amount to 81, 532, $50, made up
of SO, $50 accounts, averaging $2O5.
Work is to begin at once on the con.
struction of the Dupont powder works
at the mouth of the Nisqually river,
near Tacoma.
Fire in the Washington block on
First avenue Seattle, Monday caused
a loss of $85, 900. Several persons
were rescued from the upper stories
by the firemen.
It is announced that there are to be
three newly ordained priests placed in
the Western Washington field within
the next month, two Of whom will
probably be placed in Seattle.
The Northern Life Insurance Com
pany, of Seattle, has received a certifl-
cate from the state insurance depart
ment authorizing it to do business In
this state.
Saturday last was''Made in Seattle"
day in Seattle and all the stores had
large displays of Seattle made goods.
The scheme was voted great sue
cess.
R. O. Blair, wanted by the Denver
Police for participation in a diamond
robbery, was arrested at the Seattle
race track Saturday. One of the men
connected with the job was arrested at
Denver a few days ago and confessed.
About $50 applicants attended the
King county teachers examination at
Seattle last week Many Eastern teach
ers we're in attendance, having come
here with the object of teaching. It
was the largest gathering of the kind
ever held in the state.
Rigid inspection of all fruit sold in
Walla Walla has been ordered by Fruit
Inspector WA. Ritz and all condemn
ed goods will be burned.
At Bellingham, Chief of Police
Thomas has begun campaign against
side entrances to saloons, which are
prohibited by ordinance.
Charles, Sweeney, millionaire mine
operator and candidate for United
States senator in 1905, has given up
his residence in Spokane and is now q
legal resident of New York.
Judge Whitson, of the federal dis
trict court for Eastern Washington,
has gone to San Francisco to hold
court for six weeks for Judge Morrow,
who will come north in September for
the circuit court of appeals.
The total valuation of Stevens coun-
ty property, as shown by the assessor
rolls, exclusive of exemptions, is g.
75S,O61. According TO the assessor g
report there are 753,518.18 acres of
unimproved land in Stevens county,
and of improved land 202, Sl5. "a acres.
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Callaghan Administrators, Appeal

Seattle, Aug. 13.-Edward Corcoran
and Charles 81. Farrell. as administra-
tors for Hannah Callaghan, have been
allowed an appeal from the decision
of Judge Hanford in the case which
they brought against Terence o. Brien,
administrator of the estate Of John
Sullivan, Seattle pioneer, whose prop
erty is valued at half million dollars.
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Mher Happenings
Of the Week

According to the latest directory
census the city of Minneapolis claims
q population of over 275, 900.
An earthquake shock which Jared
dishes from shelves and cracked con-
siderable window glass occurred at
Greencastle, Indiana, Monday.
Mrs. Craigie, known as an author
by the name of John Oliver Hobbies.
passed away suddenly at her London
residence Sunday night. She was 80
years old.
According to a San Francisco dis
patch the Claus Spreckels mansion on
Van Ness aveneu is to be restored at
an expenditure of $780, 900. Accord
ing to the terms of the contract it will
be ready for occupancy within year.
Secretary Taft. accompanied by
Brig. Gen. Bell, chief of staff, will
make tour of inspection in the Mid
die West early in the autumn. The
secretary will 60 as far as Fort D. A.
Russell, Wyoming.
According to the St. Petersburg
Bourse Gazette, the naval construc-
tion plan of the ministry of marine
includes ironclads of 20, 900 tons, Ca
pable of steaming 81 knots, to De con-
structed in Russian yards.
Prof. l.. B. Judson, horticulturist Of
the Idaho Experiment station, has
accepted the position of assistant hor-
ticulturist at Cornell university, re-
Gently rendered him, and will soon
leave for his new post of duty.
The authorities at Cape Town are
alarmed at the persistence of the riots
of the unemployed. The bulk Of the
rioters are colored men, so-called
"Cape boys" whose increasing num-
bers constitute serious menace to the
whites.
The navy department has just been
informed by the naval academy Of the
first violation of the so-called anti
hazing law of April 9, 1906. The re-
port gives the names of four or five
midshipmen who are considered wor-
thy of dismissal.
Philippine students sent to this
country by the insular government to
study agriculture will hereafter devote
their attention carefully to the South
ern states. where sugar, tobacco, rice
and other crops we'll suited to the isl
ands are grown extensively. At pres
emit there are thirty young Filipinos in
the United States studying farming.
Gen. Antonio Parades announces
that he is getting up revolution for
the purpose of unseating President
Castro, of Venezuela.
The contract for grading the first
twenty miles of the Drain-Coos Bay
extension of the Southern Pacific rail-
road has been let to the O.E. Loss
Company, of San Francisco, and work
is to begin Immediately.
Leading French senator's, deputies,
former cabinet ministers and members
of the institutional of the academy
have united in an address extolling
the outlawed Russian parliament as
the bulwark on which Russia's hopes
are dependent.
It has been definitely decided that
President Roosevelt will review the
Atlantic feet from the Presidents
yacht Mayflower. That vessel will
return to New York from Santo Do
mingo August 20 and be put in readi
ness for the review
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New Bank for Pullman.

Washington, Aug. -15.-The appli-
cation Of E. s. Bergan, o. L. Waller,
Elton Fulmer, r. w. Thatcher and
Thomas II. Brewer to organize the
Pullman National Bank, of Pullman,
WASH. with $50. 900 capital, has been
approved by the comptroller Of the
currency.
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Ice Dealer Indicted

Philadelphia, Aug. 1s.-The grand
jury has found true bills of indict-
ment against fourteen members of the
Philadelphia ice exchange, who are
charged with conspiracy to raise the
price Of Ice.
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TO STUDY RATE Law
RMIaOD uaYERs HOLD EfG.
ING At ATLANTIC CIH.
Chairman of the Meeting Says
the Oh ect Is to Learn What Il
Required of the Roads to the
End that the Law May Be In
telligently Obeyed.

Atlantic City, N. j., Aug. l5-More
than sixty lawyers representing all the
larger railroads east of the Mississippi
river, particularly those traverslng
the territory south of the Ohio river
and the New England states, assem-
.bled here yesterday to make q detailed
study of the provisions OF the railroad
rate law, which will go into effect
Wednesday, August 80.
Ex-Judge Edward Baxter, OF Nash
Vile, Tenn, special counsel for several
of the leading Southern railroad COM
panies, the presiding officer, said:
Object of Meeting Stated.
r'This meeting Of attorneys was
called by the executive and traffic OIL
GERS of the railroads east Of the Miss
issippi river and south of the Ohio
river. Counsel of all the Eastern
trunk lines were also invited to partic-
ipate in the meeting although we after
ward learned that the Pennsylvania,
Baltimore & Ohio and the New York
Central roads, with some other compa-
MES. were holding meeting OF their
own.
"a series of printed questions, ask
ing opinions as to the meaning Of va
rious provisions of the interstate COM
merce-act as amended on June 80 last,
we're presented to us for answer l
answered them and my answers are
being taken up one by one for discus
sion. Already some have been ap-
proved, some rejected and others laid
over for further discussion. They in
volve many important subjects and
cannot be discussed in one or two
days.
Not for Evasion of Law.
"We have not met here to find any
way to evade or kavoid the new law.
We are here solely to consult among
ourselves and decide just what our
clients will be compelled to do in or
der to carry out the provisions Of the
new measure. The questions are not
secret, but they are lengthy.
eve would not object to making
them public if the daily press would
give space to print them in full. to-
gether with their answers. There are
questions which, if printed alone with
their answers, would be misunder-
stood by the public, so it has been de-
cided to keep the questions to our
selves. It cannot be made too en-
phatic, however, that we are here on
a peaceful mission and we do not ex-
pect to even communicate with the in
terstate commerce commission"
A large corps of stenographers is
present to take in detail the argu-
ments over the many points Of differ
ence among the legal representatives.
A guard is stationed at the entrance to
the committee room and strangers are
not permitted to get within earshot.
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To Regulate Teacher Habits

Spokane, Aug. 15.-The committee
on regulations of the city board of ed
ucation has recommended that teach
ers be not allowed to indulge in pub
lie in habits prohibited to pupils in
schools, such as using liquor, tobacco,
etc.
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PROTEST
TO MINISTERS.

Seattle ieHasrh of halls ana audi.
tariuma used for concert aud eons
vantian purposes contemplate en-
tsrinE protest with the Rssttle
Ministerial association against the
leasing ~ church auditonumn Tor
amy other than purely religious purs
poses
10 far as ! know this matter
he's never been called 90 the Hi-
tsnilun ~ the ministers" said tho
ioasea u one Of the public halls ~
seattle Ia a Star reporter This
morning. When Il has We believe
they will look az lt ln the same
lisht az We de-.
'~rhe churches pay no taxes. and
che expense If caring far the church
bniidlng II bnrne BY voluntary eon-
tsbutiana Any sum secured by
tttstu for the ftrs Of the church ih
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EASTER SERVICES

Easter Sunday viii be observed N
an elaborate MANNER tn seatt,es
churches tomorrow, both at the
m0rnlng and evening services, spe.
elal musical programs have been
prepared In the leading churches, At
ST. Marks the choir viii render :
cantata suitable to the occaslan
Trinity parish has prepared
fine Easter service. II the weather
continues fair it Is safe TO ANY that
every edifite will be crowded. An
the SUNDAY scsool GLASSES, especial.
~ the juniors. will receive Easter
eggs and cards commemorative OF
the resurrection % the savior
Easter Sunday Is one 81 the most
prctenttous celebrations Of the
church year and seattle divines will
observe tomorrow ina manner be.
hitting the day.
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CO. dih. Y,rHC.E. 4n.mi Thursday
lN pm Marnins Subject rhe 10.
memhsfed Christ followed hf holy
communion Evruiuh. The castor
Christ
German low Eleventh. Ave. Rev I'D
WNrd Ufrlh uaa1ur SUNDAY nrhunls 10
"a. M ptvachlnE. u a. m.
Green Lake II am. aud g.m nm +.
pundat achooi. 1910, e. =. pm.
Kirkland Ret y H ramltn. pastor
SUNDAY nchuot 80 u.mi prsaehins ~
am
ueaenn iitli=nesr beacon ttlii school
Rev a. ~ Gate m am sunday
achoal g. m.. rHt "a pm. Mufn-
ina isaFdH supper reception If new
members and Easter music Hpeeial
faHtsr program Ht sunday achnal ~
~ bteulnE g E-l Lessons IRON
Christie Resurrection Miracles.
bethany judkins e. and 18th ~.
Rev & r. aals SUNDAY eeheal io "a.
ut Andrew cnuniuE Hnut praise and
pfraehius 3 81 PIN, Girls tluh Wei
~ HoNa tiuh. FRIDAY I'D pNu
hNvutHs EBHEef proMfHW "a SUNDAY
Heheel Sums arfNiVr ana Easter scr
mon.
brighton brighton teach ust A.
I WasstR u m aud - pm. san
daY school IL an. Yfsc.Gl 3 10
g. IA.
bellevue sunday sehool 80 a. M
preaehina - a. ~.
Columbia Rev Edw - weaEe ~
"a "a. ang . "a SUNDAY Hebapt 10
"a. w= ffscfs, esq pm
Uuiua non-aeatafian Keystone Place
ard Hlth Ht tieF ~ " nrifnths M
m and y T. 90 SUNDAY sehaai NJ
m Nsfhc ~ pm Thursday. ~
West Seattle Grand Az. asa Cedar
81 kaK Jas "a orr n am. and a
b ~ sunday school J. m \. 4 a.
& &C.. $40 y N.
Plymouth MarninF II O'Clock or.
San prelude spunE sons Mendrls.
sphH With hHfH aEea4Hra nluent ~
VIII y Mufdas h anthem. And Coed
Shalt wipe Aeaf Aii rsaFa itanfiean
Hubbard soia I Know THAT AZ Re
drusF fiYeth iinndrA Nira flta.
'Ninfis PATTI Gfrafnfrx RESPONSE.
The tufda FraNef Ure4ufian
ghAHt. affsFtaf1 "Hrsufreeiiuu RauE
the Rev \ II ffvsiaud. twas che
Nesuffes tinn q iieisemer anthem.
The iitaVebif Mresaae Whitney
Nauhs. hafu accompaniment. nrMan
ppa i.saes Allegro tea uFlrn. Rect
heVeH Evenlng pfHan pffiadr
-i.efsa Handel vita hagp segeu,-
pointed a naY reurs 81 rks
Fifai ilsEpttru - lhn uead ilnuens
shfin Ar kiHs anthem. rhsB Have
Takes ANhF A. Tort H4aintf. uffsFa
tors. And ead Shall Wipe kNaf All
Tears light u the World sulli.
Fantasia ard Furus babala. 49,
mon rs ngv = ~ FfefiAnd topic.
Jehovah lireh."
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FIRST Morning HHhiett SORROW =
Hfnhru Hefpter ENvnlnH subject
fhe Ethtaa ~ Hotels aud The Mufals
ftf 90 NeHtauftHtH
Nrstminatrf Marnins at Il ociaek.
prelude. Large iH a. tN HANDEL
tIafiA fiatri Invocation anthem
thrY ttaNr Taken Away SIS Lord
rs Nt1lHaf- ftHfnfr reading john
IT. anthem awake fhuu that Sleep
est hY ! Htaiurrs pfhfefs Hrfwuuettr
~ tho 'uHtuF Congregation edo and
Tell iio tH itiHru fruW the Dead If
frffuFY To brum5 hY Thlrkhtua
SERMON 4 Am the Resurrection uud
the tife believe ahd live hymn No.
Is Frraea Sol pasftuae Us orchestra
War March ~ the Priests from
alfalfa Evening 81 4H isrriude
PARA phfase. Nearer My ael o. thees
anthem king ~ kinHa h1 Caleb
aimfssr scripture reading Coz o..
anthem he Resurrection hy Arm
atrunH peHftf IuAlar EHdahRnf grad
ga finn fifmr Ne Hl bh the Junior
EuaeaYer HnlIetf affcffors eHie. life
Again radaN bY ~ NJ Neldiinfsr.
sums W Afn } IL HaRef. srfnon.
Immortality und service, hymn 30.
~ Nrrsea IA paHuHds "tahilais b.
Autin
Fifst United A Sunrise prayer
mevtins Will D. held in the First iuits
"a Presbyterian Church coz Gus and
ssuefa beginning at D. o'clock Mr
EnN - the Christian church. will lead
the meeting a quartet etll furnish
special music
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$45.5O Los Angeles
and Return

90 sale Nay :. 9. aud s. return
limit july aist Take the Southern
Pacific co Coast Line and shasta
Route The Road of = Thousand
WanaeFa1 Two trains daily. Fast
tiuts Excellent service
Fall particulars aud reservations
At rnion Ticket office. eos First
Ave y = Ellis. Geal AIT
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spsalal Mrstlnns.


The Queen tft2 Thfaeuphirai hafietN
II Amrftea Niii meet SUNDAY at d 80
q thr A q. &. " bali in the i1onset
building
The Ftrat frisituai society ALL meet
al the X Il i hai sunday At } b IA.
- 9 IA. and tn
Special taatrf services nifi b. he'd
Al thf d " 81 q asat auHdaN mss
usarge tahsft Cairns. the hFanKeiia1.
vii SPEAK
Dedication afrKisss Niii b. held At
the aWfdiah n q church Pine aud
HaTru Tomorrow aftefHHau. ug
Mariau q farama viii preach the
HeFfnUn if fiHtehHF Mhnftua n the
tafat ~ q Ghuffh Seattle. afii hHilHs
~ the address aud thr ceremonies viii
tss fandus iHd ~ if IS q HafffnEtan
presiding elder ~ tie seattle distract
Other seFftsas wfit ~ az - - N.
s q D m ard : 3 i "a.
The usxt meeting ~ the Pacific
Coast Lumber Manufactures szHo-
citation Wlll b. held April n,
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Immaculate Conception Con- nfaad.
way and Madison street Solemn hinh
rtses AZ 10 a. ~ m 0peniuE hmm.
Nidt Aduam Peters kNrlr. Gloria
trpda SanefHn. HeuFsfictua Asnua
Del frum maas TN y hs Al Neuend.
crit assisted ~ a slriaH quartet
Cathedral Chapel Raster services az
the cathedral chapel al ferrY aV ami
MAffnn ~. viii hr Al the usual hours
y Z ant A. p'rleek The il u'Cioek mass
Will - a fonttfical hiEh mass suns Isl
The Right REV liishap % urus pnns
ttftcai hiNh mass az II a. be- durins
the NeHtink ~ tho bishop Vent ere
Ntcr Nilaf,t5 kyries and tNlarla
ffNfn HAYDN sewnud mass. uffuHtufN
Resluh NoeW Mvruafs Cresie Hants
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ns lhs .nseIaI nambel.. Ihe ehaII

among the special numbers. the choir
will sing
iafha lave ~ christ ..s4.4. Emerson
fs1hoy have Taken Away ny Lord i
ssIfaIleMfah. christ tH Risen. r.. Glare
stIIailemlah. christ II Risen shipper
Emmanuel Minor Ave and olive IT.
II A Atuhh pastor morning az u ain
Prelude. Invocation hymn. collect u
the daFe-ahantinH song children n
ghuflia s4iatlr "a the dafi reading
hfmn gospel IT the day. reading
hymn SERMON hN the paHtuE9 hymn
nnnn. church ohnir. uffeftHfFi collect
chanting. duet hNmu closing prayer
puatiudr HrfNirta ia the evening At
Z al FiugM
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Haven Corner Howard ave. and
John 81 = E Drake. pastor Morn
iHf LYNN When / survey the Won
dfaus Cruaa." prayer. hymn Awake
Ny Soul scripture NastH anthem
aGhriat h. Risen hN a. q Emerson
Sermon .fhd Iareta uf the Gospel T.
anthem Twas calvary Evening
rs MN Father What' ~ 81 Earthly
iHiaa tfFmn. "tflurr 90 Peace. SET
mon "NNHuHeilHW| anthem The
Lord In Hlafn Again hy Adams
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nuYislun Avenue one hlesk seat q
tiish school iteF ~ ~ Aimunds
minister, service With special Faster
HHalr az IT q m Sermon Wisely Re
iatsuF this t1fe 60 the life Immortal
the NnitaftauH Hiaht 20 Faster
evening &c 3 ucias Il. musical arfkiaa
dediDatiuk the ndH church nFHan.
Short address o. Nj Nimanda ufsaa
The MiuiaFrY ~ NuHte SUNDAY
e hooi and bible class 40 BE- q m
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What's the Reason?

Why. Just because he doea all hls
own cutting That's what makes
the suits I'd White turns oct ~ 20
well. Fine clothes NJ Reasonable
prlcea. 2os Collins aidg 80
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KUSkOKKlM DISTRICT
OF ALASKA

The kuskokw!m. OF Alaska Rich
IN gold. copper, cinAabar aud sll-
YER Vnpruspeeted ard undevel-
oped. We sail NAV % Apply J.
y Rndd & Co. e2S Pioneer nldx. s's
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ffaiH rrfnits fEnHitahH. Eleventh
ard = uiita 81 las faaus Hastuf
HafHlaE serxles Nith hslF rUmmAnium
"a ID ma Faster HfaHFFa AZ = M.
a. NHteh a pFesFafn al b. fsndsffa
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MILLINERY ExnIBITIoa

Every LADY who namlsss the lat.
eat creations in millinery ahoptd
visit Mrs. frsarra new store. i2e
Pike 81 tonight Easter Hats that
are dreams 80
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profit We who lease halls are de.
pendent entirely upon the Income
derived from the use Of the hall tol
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Ten Lots Free /!
Ten Lots Free !
In the Beautiful Cleopatra Park Addition
Or the EquivaIents2, o00--in Gold Coin FREE

handbook
w size from " to IT. yI5
city, all city dM Shnntw
in dt he aNH hmdnGe Titles b
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pay our rental and expenses ana
make us a living
During the past winter lost
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THaff Rev NJ ~ uoNrn. rector
MuFHsHN - Htnekr
ufaaH trrinds EASTER Nhrfh Nsfkri
Pros essiansf Hymn Jesus Christ is
It's i NaHaH
~ fsssHf aaaasfM Mi 50 Hsa-k
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At isast 1900 because oones,,. n.
ahouid have been given In M ~, s..
we're given in churches Hhll
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tue. 'llseeAiietune and "Annus bet
ttom liaesaa ~ecend mass.
Christian
hdeut broadway and Olive. A /
Chapman minister SUNDAY achuul at
e am. Z. q. a. pm lreaehiue at
II ~. aud pm Morning topic 'fows
e et an Endless lite tveHlnE The
Resurrection.
University Place It Lee Huasalbarsz
eft minister Sunday school at ~ 4. "a
g - nt nm tTeaehing at NJ "a Va
aud pm Muruius topic, An Easter
Life"
Fremont u A. l.lnneufelter minis
ter sunday schnul ~ ~ af IA rruaehs
lHg az a am. and s pm.
sowh Park pickinson's uen sun
daN school AZ pm. trrae hlns h} Il
IT. linKenfvlicr az I pm,
ufeen Lake SUNDAY school az 20 a M.
Communion nt n am.
Congregational
Plymouth. Third Ave. and gniversi-
y ST IT, s y. tfFsland gAstet,
an af ID =, r. s9eaa a,s s' asas
service. Thursday nm Morning
subject. " fwaH the Rraufet tiuu ~
Redecmer Evcnips. Jehovah iireh =
Pilgrim broadway and Republican
ST. Rev Edward tantoln Smith. n u
pastor n i. ~ ard m q ~ SUNDAY
school 81 a. mls \. T. 1t e. 81. "a
II M. Thursday - b IN MnfniHE
subject The tirst af the fauih q
dedication - tfiEftm DhHrHh pdifieH.
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eK0ninE service,
tuion. Queen Acme Ave aad Cater
~ Rev. i q. NtehHla BE- q a en- and
81 D.. Ia SUNDAY Hthoal II q "a ma
y - g. Ea tm 3 m Thursday.
sA MarHivk subject An hasfer
Message ENrutua. Master Sunday
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University uroeklYu Ave \ Rse
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SUNDAY aeheei d "a Iuuiaf t. IS -
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Ton. rveuNtfen ~ new members ard
kaairf pfanfau Evening. haageFtide
service With Easter SERMON.
EdseNatef tt'femonl Whitman
Az. near kilhnurne Sc Rev William
e. haufnnE u u. pastor 10 a. m.
and - pm sunday srhoai lt;i3 iut
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