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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-07
Joint INSTITUTE
IN BAPT IST OH JIRCH

Life OF the Teacher Principal g. =.
g. Bennett, FaIrulont Normal SCHOOL
1I:26 10 Discussion.
1.2 to 1:30-Noon fnternission.
Afternoon session:
1880 to 1:45-Greetings
1:45 to 2:25--'.Tle Problem of the
one Room School" state Supertn-
tendent Thomas c. MINER.
2:25 to 3:3O-Dlscussion,
3: 3O-spRhat a Teacher Should
knowledge, Dr.
Thomas e. Hodges. State E1tver9i tys
Nforgantown.
4 Evening session:
1900 to 7:30-O organ Prelude.
Prayer-Rev. b. D.estalle.
soIo-Afr Marttn.
7:1b-Lecture; rl1e Publtc scaool
as a Social Center DR.. ossian Lang,
Editor school journal. New York.
Male Quartette AGessrs. Shtnn,
Rapp, Martin Knox
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PAY INSTITUTE
Is to Be Held at Lost Greek
Friday by Grant Dis
trict Teachers.

The teachers OF Grant district will
hald their pay institute at Lost Greek
Friday. December II. The followtng
program Will be observed;
z Music.
Devotional ExercisesRev Van
Horn.
Teaching OF Agriculture In the
Public Schools = ISunice Kennedy.
Music in the Public Schools" ].
AZ. Simmons.
what should be the Teachers ATT
titude Toward Prohibition?' Maude
BeeghIy.
ReadinE-Graee Rymer1
The Teachers Social Life" Fanny
Hughes.
school DisclplIne,'' Georgia Barbe.
{ Teaching Good Morals Margaret
Hardway.
Reading syvlia Barnes
Literary Work in School, . Otis
Van Horn.
current Events in the Public
Schools o. ]. Hall.
What is the Most Neglected
Branch in the Public schools2'' Ben
iamin Reed.
story telling: its Educational Value
Prof. Bargerhoof
How Do You Deal With Tardfness
ana Truancy2r John NJ. Flanagan
Physical Culture IN the Public
Earl VVymer.
when Should Promotions be
Made ?" A. B. Thornberry.
The Lost Creek quartette will fur
nish the music.
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MODEL I9ENSE
Law Will Be Asked of the
Legislature by the Liz
uor Dealers.

Captain D, NJ. Smith, OF Louisvills,
KY. attorney for the National Model
License League, addressed the mem
bers OF the local liquor dealers as
ISOLATION in the Waldo at I L o'clock
today on the question OF asking for
model license legislation at the com-
ing session OF the legislature. The
liquor dealers OF the State. it is
thought, will act in conjunction with
the league and make such request.
The dealers were gratihed with the.
address by Captain Smith and they
are hopeful that such a reform may
materialize In the State.
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And Fined Fire Hundred Dol.
lars for Conducting
Gambling Place.

At a special meeting of the circuit
court Saturday evening Judge Charles
w. Lynch sentenced James Frazier to
six months in Jail and to pay II fine
of $500 Frazier had been previously
convicted of operating a gambling
house in the city.
a week prior to pronouncIng sent
encc upon Frazier. Judge Lynch gave
John Gary six month and fined him
$500 for running gambling place.
There are Others who will likely get
similar doses in the near future us
Judge Lynch Will take n hand since
the city fails to do so.
FRAZIER was taken to jail immedi-
ately after sentence was passed.
ii was claimed that Fra2ier's Of
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TRIBJJTE TO DEAD
IS PAID BY ELKS
Beautiful and Inspiring
Memorial Services Are
Held in Opera House.

Beautiful and touching were the
annual memorial services of Clarks-
burg lodge No. 4s2 of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks held in
the Grand opera house Sunday af-
ternoon. Loving tributes were paid
to the deceased members. Of the
order and the eIoquence. solemntty,
decorations and sweet
music were such as to make the
scene one OF unusual impressiveness
and beauty.
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Is to Be Held Friday by the
Teachers in Several
District.

The program for a great education
al rally here Friday of the present
week has been issued. It viii be q
teachers joint institute in the First
Baptist church. The teachers OF Coal
Clark, Eagle, sardis. Simpson and
Tenmile district VIII be there and
at some of the sessions the city teach
ers will be present.
Following Will be the program:
Morning session:
to 9:30-Greetings.
$3.50 to 1O--"The Character OF the
Teacher Rev. DR.. n. T. McClellanti,
Clarksburg.
10 to 1O:3O-DIscusslon
X 1890 to 11;95-'The Professional
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ENORMOUS sum
to Run This Big
Government According
to Official Estimate.

WASHINGTON d. o., Zee. q
The secretary Of the treasury today
transmitted to the Congress a book
of estimates Of the appropriations re-
quIred for the service for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1910, The es-
Inmates for 1910 total 1924, 4oS,948
and exceeds the estimates for 1909
by S57, $40.
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DRINKS ACID
Swedish Vice Consul in ST,
Louis Ends His Nor
tai Existence.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Dec. 7-Charles
A. EslSstromer, Swedish vice consul
in st. Louis, committed suicide by
drnEing prussic acid today. Some
time ago he was involved in q con-
troversy with Federal officials, which
resulted in the revocation of his
exequator by President Roosevelt.
bue he was later reinstated. No
cause is known for the suicide.
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FORFEITED
Are Three Put-Up Fines in
Police Court - No
Gambling Gases.

There were no prisoners before
Mayor Wood Mt the regular term OF
police court his morning, but three
put-up fines OF 81 60 each We're for
feited. They were deposited by
George SommevIlle, n man by the
name of Belock, whose fist name was
not learned, and a foreigner. who was
entered on the docket as "Dago No.
l." All had been arrested for drunlS-
enness in the street.
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NEW RECTOR
or tho christ Episcopal ChurcI, Here
May be the Rev. Mr.. EwcH.

Tho vestry board OF Christ Epis-
copaI church will meet some time this
week and. extend a call to the sfRev-
John ESwell, assistant rector OF st
Episcopal church of
Philadelphia. to the srectorate of the
local church. Mr.. Even preached
Sunday morning and evening in the
local church two strong sermons and
made a splendid impression. He -
a young man of ability and his ac-
ceptance OF the call would be hailed
with pleasure by all.
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E1BvEN KILLED.

CALCUTTA, India. Dec. An ex-
plosion in the magazine at the mill
taw station here resulted In the kill
ding OF eleven men and the wounding
of twenty-six others today Most
OF the injured will die.
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GATES DRAFTED BIZ SYRACUSE

George Gates, who played third
base with the Fairmont baseball
team OF the Pawva league and was
one of the strongest men Of the ag-
gregation. has been drafted by tho
Syracuse team OF the New YORK State
League ana he viii leave Fnirmont.
The syracuse tenm sent 5000. the
regular drafting price. for George.
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REPRIEVE
Until January 30 is Granted Herman
I3IIIeIS, Condemned for Murder.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Dec. 9-Her-
man Billek, sentenced to be hanged
on December IL for the murder of
Mary vrzal, has been granted a re-
prleve until January 20, 1909.
The reprieve was granted by Act
ing Governor Sherman on the
ground that new evidence in the case
had been found by counsel for
Blllell.
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FRAZIER JAILED
FOR SIX MONTHS

Tense was not as grave as that of
Gary. but they evidently came under
the same class as the action of tho
circuit court in their cases shows.
This will likely correct the impress
sion prevailing that certain kinds Of
gambling may be INDUCED in with
out violating the law.
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MINER IS RuRIEp.

The funeral of John Ratkovic. the
Mount Glare miner who died in a To-
cal hospital of typhoid fever Saturday
morning, took pldce Sunday AFTER
noon in Green Lawn cemetery. He
left no relatives in this county.
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BANK CLOSES.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Dec THE
National Exchange Bank Of this city
was closed today by order OF the
Comptroller Of the Currency. The
banks capital was 100000 and the
deposits amounted to $2,00o,00O.
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c1t11E APPOINTED

Governor W. NJ. O.. Dawson has
named y, e. Grille of this city as one
of n commission of five on the game
and fish laws of the state and has
called n meeting OF the commission at
CharI eston December 16. Mr.. Grille
has accepted the appointment.
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ROSE LAW vAIID

FINDLAY. O., Dec. Tho local
option law was today declared con-
stiutEonal here by Judge DupCan in
the common pleas court. temper
airy injunction granted by Judge
Schroth at Ttiln last week was dis
solved and the demurred TO the pc
titlon filed by Wayne y. Wheeler sus-
taIned.
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sToRK PAYS
Debt the Residents OF Carr Avenue
Promised FOR tho First Babs Boy 4

II Is understood that the long
standing offer OF $50 for boy baby
on Carr avenue never was paid by the
residents of that section OF the city
to Mr.. and Mrs. John CliRord. but
the stork discharged the obligation
himself by leaving another son at the
Clihord home Saturday night. Mr.
CLIFFORD Is so happy that he has tenn
porarily forgiven his nelghbors for
not keeping faith with him. Mrs.
Clifford and the new baby are doing
nicely and the father is receiving
congratulations from everybody
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MANAGER A SUICIDE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 7-Charles
w. Blow. manager of the American
Hnseed Oil Company. shot and kill
ed himself at his home here today.
No reason is given
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ARoHBo1D ON STAND.

NEW YORK, Dec. John d.
Archbold was again on the witness
stand in redirect examination today
in the federal suit to dissolve the
Standard Oil Company OF New Jersey.
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rAFT IN JERSEY.

NEW YORK, Dec. President
elect William H, Taft arrived at Jer-
sey city on his way from Hot
Springs to New York at I $3.50 today.
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HOUSES
In Pine Bluff Are Washed Away by
Arkansas River.

PINE. BLUFF, Ark, Dec 7-At
noon today the Arkansas river had
washed its way across East Bar
rauque street from Georgia street to
Bow Landing, a distance of three
blocks, and number OF residences
were washed away.
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UNION WILL MEET

The woman's Christian Temper
ance Unon will meet tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock IN the St. PauIg
MetI1odist EPISCOPAL church, South.
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WINTER WHEAT

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec =
The Department of Agriculture re-
ports the condition of winter wheat
at 1913 on December 1.
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A N1A1sRrAGIs LICENSE

A marriage license has been issued
to Howard ID Long and Clara u.
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THE DEPAeTED BROTHERS.

g. sprtgg sands. w. Bbert
Dawson, w. B. McGary, c. Carl
Kunst. Charles ]. Con. R. T.
Lowndes, Jr.. ]. f. Jones, E.
b. Carlin, Ed. Tunstill, H. w.
Hendershot, Frank H. Rhodes,
NJ. J.. McAhdrews, N. Frost. wv.
ID. Floyd and James t. Drudy.
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
Grace M. F. Church.

Corner Howard avenue and Portsea street. Tad Jones, the great football player will conduct the Epworth league vesper service at 6:3O D. m.. in the auditorium. Everybody invited to hear him The service is held here to accommodate the crowd that will desire to hear him. The pastor, Rev. W, w. w. Wilson, DD., will follow this ser- vice with a sermon on Paul Before Felix or the Convenient Season. a revival sermon with altar service In the morning there will be love feast at 9:30, followed by Communion, bap- tism and reception of new members. Sunday school at 12 m. Revival ser vices during the week, with Ladies' Aid society, Tuesday, at 2:3O D. m., with lunch, and Junior league, Friday at 4 p. m. The revival interests have kept up since the Chapman campaign closed and there are conversions every night. The meetings will be continued as long as the interest will justify it. The public is cordially invited. together with all who are serious upon the sub ject of religion and are contemplating a Christian life.
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Rivals.
Winchester.
AT THE R. R. Y. NJ. q. A.

s5s "A SIS
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EVERARD MAKES Y
G. V. Baker, Who Was Ahead Last Fall, Does Not Enter
 Gymnasium Meet.
WINNER GETS EVERY EVENT
Eugene Osborn Wins His Glass Nu- morals in the Freshman
 Contest.

l.. c. Everard of New Orleans, Yale 1908, won the Y awarded annually by the gymnastic association at the sec cnd part of the meet held in the Yale gymnasium last night. The decision was on points.
 e. " Baker 1909 s. was ahead in the contest at the close of the first half held in the fall He did not enter the meet last night because of illness, and Everard had the meet practically to himself.
 Eugene Osborn 1910 S. won the greatest number of points among the freshman competitors, and so will be allowed to wear his class numerals.
 Between the end of the contest and the decision of the judges Everard gave clever exhibition of torch swinging. Everard is in addition to being captain of the gymnasium team president of Phi Beta Kappa.
 The events last night were con tests on the side horse. the flying rings, tumbling and club swinging The summary follows:
 Flying rings-Everard, 25.66; Grif- fin. 23.50; Osborn. 2316.
 umbling-Everard, 24s3; Osborn 21.S3; Kirby, 16 Side horse-Everard, 2683 Griffin 26.16; Osborn, 1888.
 Club swinging s5; Kir. by. g.; osborn, 5.
 The stand in last nights meet Everard, S5.S2; osborn, 69.32; Kirby | 5766
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ONE OF GmBERTs FEATURES.

teams when they went away on trips He has constantly practiced with ap- paratus he has invented and the ap- paratus belonging 10 Hermann the Great until now he is able to take the first place among the illusionists and sleight of hand experts of the world
 Naturally an1bidesterous with an inn aginative and fertile brain he is able to execute many moves and manipulate various pieces of apparatus never thought of even in the time of Her mann
 Last summer Gilbert made a tour of the Pacific Coast, giving public enter tainments in Los Angeles, San Francis co. Portland and Seattle. The comment of the people and press of the Pacific Coast was of such a nature as to make i his success in the east assured
 During the past few months Gilbert | has given entertainments at the Ouin- nipiack club. the Union league, the Knights of St Patrick and various other organizations. Members of these clubs have asked for blocks of tickets for next Wednesdays performance.
 Gilbert will be assisted by Madame Deshone, the well known illusionist Will Green of New York, will help him with his tricks.
 Tickets will be placed on public sale at the Hyperion theater. Monday morn- ing. Prices are soc, 75c and sL
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Bone will lead his Elm City quintet against Providence tonight.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
Second of Union Meetings Fol lowing Campaign to be
 Held.
DR. FRlssELL AT CENTER
Tad Jones to Conduct the Epworth League Service at Grace
 NJ. F. Church.

The second of the series of union meetings being held in the Central district of the city as 1t was divided for the Chapman meetings, will be held Sunday evening next in the Church of the Redeemer at 7:S0 o'clock Every effort is being put forward by the pas tors of the churches comprising this district to make these union services fully as interesting as when the Chap man evangelists were here.
 The chorus choir which sang at all of Dr. Chapman's personal meetings will be present Sunday evening. The speaker will be the Rev Watson l.. Phillips, D., pastor of the Church of the Redeemer. Dr Phillips has an nounced for his subject, Jesus Ans- wer to My Excuses
 A special musical program has been prepared for this meeting. Wallace M Moyle will be the soloist and the first quartet of the choir of the Church of the Redeemer will sing Prof. David Stanley Smith, the orginist of the church, will be at the organ
 These meetings are very bright and interesting and all are invited to at. tend The regular corps of ushers will 1 he in charge of the seating arrange ments.
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Sporting News of World
SHEPPARD BARRED
Until After March 1 by Registration
 Committee.

Philadelphia. Jan. 3l.-The registra tion committee of the Middle Atlantic division of the amateur athletic union at a meeting held here today refused 10 reconsider its act in suspending Melvin Sheppard of the Irish-American Ath, letic club, or New York, for his assault upon Guy Haskins, the U. of P. runner at the First Regiment armory in this city on January 24. Sheppard asked the committee to reinstate him. but the members voted unanimously for his suspension and he is barred from par ticipating in any contests until after March 1.
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EXCITING FINISHES
Hammock Boy Wins from Craftsman by a Nose at
 New Orleans.
GRATI0T VICTOR BY A HEAD
Sensational Climax in the Second Race With DonaIdo at the City
 Park Track.

New Orleans, Jan. 31.--In the two year old event at City Park track to- day Hammock Boy at to 1 and Craftsman at 1-2 to 1 fought out the entire length of the stretch on mock Boy won by a nose. Another sensational finish was seen when Gra- tiot at 25 to 1 won the second race by barely head from Donaldo. Results:
 First race. furlongs Boy. 110. s. Heidel, 5 to 1, won; Craftsman. 107. J. Lee, 1-2 to 1. sec ond; Dispute, 106. Notter, 12 to i, third. Time, :S7 S5.
 Second. furlongs--Gratiot, no, J, Lee. 25 to 1, won; Donaldo, 1o5, s. Heidel, IA to 5. second; Bobbin Around, 110. H. Alex, 50 to 1, third. Time, :04 1-5.
 Third, [ furlongs-Stoneman, 100, Dubel. Is to 5, won; Ethel Carr. 104, V. Powers. 13 to 5, second; Bounding Elk, 104, Leibert, to i, third. Time 1:33 4-5.
 Fourth. one mie--Red Gauntlet los, V.N Powers, to 1. won; Plant land, Ill, c. Koerner, i to i. second: First Premium. 114 Notter 17 to s third. Time. 1;45 1-5.
 Fifth, furlongs-Ketemike. 105 J. Lee, IS to 5, won; Thomas Cal houn. 100, Mulcahey. Is to i. second, Rural Boy, 106. J. McCahey, IS to third. Time. 1;S2 1-5.
 Sixth, furlongs-Royal Onyx, 104 Leibert 20 to 1, won; Avaunteer. 110 McDaniel. 2 to L second: Chief Hayes l07, A. Martin. 4 to 1, third. Time 1:17.
 Seventh. 1-16 miles-Adesso, 110 c. Koerner. to 2, won; Warner Gris well 106 Notter, to 2, second Fla vigny, 102 Mulcahy, to i, third Time, 1854 3-5.
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Epworth NJ. E. Church.

Corner Orange and Edward streets Roy. H. F. Wilson, pastor. Morning worship with Holy Communion and re, ception of members at 10:30 a. m. A prayer meeting will precede the morn- ing worship at 9 o'clock. Evening wor- ship at 7:S0, when following song ser vice the pastor will speak on a ques- tion that every man should answer.
 Other services of the day are as fol- lows: Sunday school 12 m; Junior league, p. m; Epworth league, 6SO p. m All are cordially invited to the services.
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have them are requested to bring Win ona hymn books.
First M. E. Church.

Rev. Francis T. Brown, pastor-Class meeting at 9:30; Mems meeting in the vestry at 10:00, led by the pastor; pub lie worship at 1o:3O, with the Holy Communion and reception of members; Bible school at noon; Chinese Sunday school at 2:3o; union mass meeting at Polls theater. 3 p. m.: Epworth league meeting at 6:15. At 730 this church will unite in the Central district evan gelistic service in the Church of the Redeemer. On Tuesday evening the regular prayer service will be held in the vestry at 7:S0. On Friday evening & union prayer meeting will be held in the Center church chapel.
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GILBERT NEW ROLL
Yale Gymnast and Track Man as a Legerdemain
 Artist.

People who have followed the gym nasium and track teams work at Yale for the past three years will see Yale's star athlete. A. C. Gilbert, in new role Wednesday night, at the Hyperion the ater when he makes his initial public performance in the east as an illusion- ist and legerdemain artist.
 For many years Gilbert has been known to be very skillful at legerde- main and illusions and with his friend "Skully' has always entertained the
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Haven team he will not allow Sher*- wood to fall into Durant's hands.
 Among the baseball players who were in the waiting room at the Garde hotel were Jack Tighe. Joe Connor, Gus Sof- fel, "Shamokin" Kelly and Kid Sher- wood.
 Supervisor of Empires Kennedy did not have his full list of umpires pre- pared at yesterdays meeting, but stat ed that he would have them by next Friday. "Shamokin" Kelly will not officiate here this, season as he will manage a nine irt Shamokin, Penn. Do herty. McCloud and Rorty will be kept.
 The league magnates disbanded at 4:3O and will meet here again next Friday, at 2:3O D. m.
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"wALKOvER KID" WON.

There was a rather one-sided pool game played at lannon's Lenox pool room, West Haven, last evening. Jack Ingallsby, champion of the Eagles, made an easy finish of Thomas Ken nedy, who modestly termed himself the champion of New Haven. The game was for 100 points. The prize was s25. Ingoldsby scored 100 points to Kennedy's 34. Bert kingsbury of New Haven was referee.
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First English Lutheran church.

At the First English Lutheran church. corner of Lawrence and Edward streets. there Will be morning worship at 1O:30 With sermon by the Rev. Luther Sieber on Relieving and Seeing" MT. Eyler J. Todd will sing The Way of Peace by Lloyd. Sunday school at 11:S) Christian Endeavor at 7p m. led bv MT. Chas. Hansen. Vesper service at 1:45 with sermon by the pastor on Buying up the Opportunity The Christian Endeavor society will hold their monthly business meeting Tues day evening.
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HoNF-MAnE CABINET.

I made my own kitchen cabinet out of an old-fashioned writing desk, says an economical housekeeper It has two large drawers and two smaller ones below the writing lid These I lined with white oilc.oth In the larger ones I keep flour and baking tins. and in the smaller ones sugar and cooking utensils. The inside I use for spices. favorings. etc; the pigeon-holes for recipes. papers. twine. etc. I also cov- cred the desk lid. and find this handy to use as a table when baking.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist.


 The services of First Church of Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., in RepubIi- can hall, Temple and Crown streets, entrance on Temple street. Subject, Love" Golden text, He that loveth not, knoweth not God; for God is love."-I John, AS.
 The Sunday school meets after the morning service. The Wednesday eve ming testimonial meeting is held at 8 o'clock.
 A reading room maintained by this church in the Malley building, 9o2 Chapel street, is open daily from 10 a. m. to D. m., except Sundays and legal holidays; on Wednesday from 10 d. m. to I:30 D. m; Tuesday and Sat urday from 7:3O to 9 D. m. cordial welcome to all.