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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
MICHIGAN ALUMNI BANQUET
Association Formed at Pleasant In
formal Session at Hansen's
Cafe.

Best wishes were telegraphed to Hon
James b. Angel, president of the University
OF Michigan, by the new alumni association
which was formed Friday night at an in
formal dinner in the banquet room Of Han
sens cafe. Casper L. Yost of the class Of
80 was elected president Of the new or
ganization; r. c. Peters, first vice presi-
dent; @. l.. Fisher. second vice president;
Stanley Rosewater. secretary, and c. L..
Thomas, treasurer. An executive commit
tee consisting OF l.. l. Abbott, John r.
Webster, /. Ziegler, A. @. Ellick and Frank
Crawford, was appointed.
The dinner was held in the large ban
quet room, with the tables in the form Of
a L, and c. L. Yost acted as POSTMASTER
for the Informal responses which were
made. A pamphlet with the well known
songs of the University OF Michigan Vas
distributed, and a. Joined in singing the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Kelly, assisted by the vested choir of
the First Methodist Episcopal church,
will give an Interpretation of the hymns
of the Bible, together with an .apprecia-
ton of European cathedral music,
Emmanuel Baptist, Twenty fourth and
Pinkney, Philetus IL. Mcdowell, Pastoral
1880, THE Past IN Picture and the Future
I'm Fact" a special service beginning the
fifth year of the present pastorete. At 1;cC
D. m, an evangelistic service conducted by
Rev. Joe p. Jacobs of Kansas CITY, Mo.
Bible school at noon. Bapt.s st Young Peo-
pies union at $3.50. Revival meetings even
night during the week at 7:45' led by Rev,
Y. F.. Fellman.
Trinity Cathedral, Capitol Avenue and
Eighteenth, Very Rev. George A. Beecher,
Dean-Holy communion at s a. m; Sun
day school and Bible class at 945 a. m.
morning prayer and sermon at IL a. m,
instruction class at $3.50 p. m. In the even
ing at S p. m. the opening service OF the
week of prayer viii be held at the cathed-
raj. W. A. Haberstra, field secretary OF
the brotherhood, and Rev. T.. j. Mackay
rector al All Saints church, viii speak al
this service.
export, Frederick T. Rouse, Pastor-Morn
ing worship at 1890; theme, 'The Reunion
Of Christendom." Evening worship at f:45i
theme, "Christ's Teaching on the Church.
Young Peoples Society OF Christian El'
deavOr at $3.50.
Calvary Baptist, Twenty-fifth and
| Hamilton. Rev. L. r. Curry. Pastor-SerV-
ices at 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Rev.
Joe p. Jacobs Of Kansas City will preach
the evening is brotherhood" Believers
baptism Will be observed in the evening
I Bible school at II nj young peoples
meeting at $3.50 p. m; devotional service
Wednesday at p. m. Calvary Baptist
| Branch. Thirty-fourth and Seward-Sun-
day. $3.50 p, m. Bible school; Friday
p. IN. devotional service,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Mrs. Rice was allowed TO testify that DR..
Rustin told her he had secured a man TO
shoot him and that the man was In the
office at the time. Then she was allowed
to say that the man in the office was
CHARLES Il Davis.
The attorneys for Davis are expected to
use every effort to prevent this evidence
from going to the jury and also to oppose
the Indirect method used by the county
attorney in police court.
1t is believed it will require from two to
three days to get the jury and at least a
week to hear all the evidence. unless a large
part of Mrs. Rice's story is ruled out as
immsterial. County Attorney English will
use about thirty witnesses and the defense
Is expected to put on a number. 1t is be-
lieveQ the case will require close to ten
days to try.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
Y. w. Q. A. Notes.

Miss Ethel @. Hendee, Industrial and ex-
tension secretary, spent Thanksgiving at
her home In Lincoln.
The Get Two" banquet Monday night
will be an event OF unusual interest. An
especial program Is being prepared includ-
ing some of the out-of-town speakers.
Miss Clara e. Burgoyne, domestic science
the domestic science department at the
National Corn exhibit, December, . to 10.
Mrs. c. 8. Scranton will speak at the
gospel meeting next Sunday afternoon at
4:30. Mrs. W. II. Dale will have charge OF
the music. The Alexander singing book
will be used. Social hour will be observed
with light refreshments at $3.50. All women
are invited.
Thanksgiving day was a very quiet one
at the rooms. So many plans have been
made for special social gatherings In the
pone ThanksgivIng events Until benefit
could be had OF the beautiful new audi
torium and large reception rooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
When The Blood
Gees Wrong
Man Suffers In Many Places Like A
City Whose Sewers Spread
niaRaaa

When the blood OF man becomes impure
and filled with poison and decay II throws
off the Impurities and leaves them 10 force
and tester themselves through the skin.
Just like a city in whose sewers foul gases
arise and escape up through the cellars
into houses, bringing contagion and death.
What 4 city needs Is a generous flow OF
pure water to carry along and away the
sewage which breeds death and disease.
What the system needs for the blood that
IL impure is = purifier that will stimulate
the flow OF the precious fluid. that will
check the impurities and remove them nv
the flow OF the blood from the system
naturally, without irritation, infection and
pain.
Calcium Sulphide Is the strongest blood
purifier known TO science md medicine
h pure. running water does to the i'm.
p~urities in a city's sewer Calcium sulphide
does for the blood of man.
Stuart's Calcium Waters give the human
body all the strength and vigor OF Calcium
sulphide. in better form than any other
mode of presenting 1t to the system. A
recent article has stated that most Calcium
sulphide preparations contain but 80 Der
cent OF the strength OF this wonderful
cleanser the other 20 per cent being lost by
evaporation, chemical change or decay.
Stuart's Calcium Waters contain other
blood purifiers like Quassia, Golden Sea
and Eucalyptus. each having a distinct
function to perform; also an Alternative and
laxative TO throw off through the human
sewerage system dhe bowels) the waste
and poisonous matter extricated by Tn,
blood purifiers.
These little waters are a tremendous
power and act with amazing rapidlty II
their work Of cleansing the blood and clear
ing the skin. Every druggist carries then
in. stock; prics SOC per box. or send III
your name and address and we will senS
YOU a trial package by mail free. Address
r.. A. Stuart Co, It's Stuart Bldg. Marshall
Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Bibi classes IN the tri-oities. The follow
ing are the officers; President, w. q. Full
Ter. First Baptist church, Council Bluffs
vice president, @. W. winslade, Hanscom
Park Methodist Episcopal church: secretary
b. X. Eaton. Emmanuel Baptist church;
treasurer, L. w, Dart, Plymouth Congrega-
tional church; reporter. ]. c. johnson. Cal
vary Baptist church; sergeant-at-srms, A.
u Eaton. Emmanuel Baptist church.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Thomas j. Kelly, assisted by the large
vested choir Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church, will give an Interpretation
Of the hymns Of the Bible, and also an APP
probation Of European cathedral music,
before the Young Peoples society of the
church, at $50 o'clock Sunday evening.
In the church pariors. At 7:30 o'clock the
pastor, DR.. F. L. Loveland, will preach
on The Need OF a Sound Mind in a Sound
Body, or Christianity Versus Cranks."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
TOPICS OF The DAY OF REST
Norwegian and Danish Mission Home
Formally Opened Tuesday.
ADDRESS BY BISHOP NUE1sEN
Brotherhood Of Several Churches
v-Tu Observe This as the Week
Of Prayer with Daily
Services.

The Norwegian and Danish Mission home.
Bethany" North Twenty-fourth and Sew
ard streets, will be formally opened Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock. A good program
has been arranged for the occasion. Bishop
John l. Nuelsen will deliver an address
and other speakers of prominence will take
part on the program. Refreshments will be
served. The public has been invited to hear
the program and inspect the home.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
teceiver for Newspape

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov 80. applica-
ton OF certain bondholders. Judge A. c.
Floyd was today appointed receiver for
the News-Scimitar Publishing company.
The paper will continue publif Stion under
the direction OF the receiver.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
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or scorched by a fire, apply Bucklen's Ar
Mica salve. Cures Piles. too and the worst
sores. Guaranteed sc. Beaton Drug co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Church men for other men and every
man for the man Christ Jesus" is the
significant slogan which is TO call the
men Of the Castelar, Presbyterian church
into fellowship services Tuesday. wednes-
day and Thursday evenings of this week.
Laymen will ave charge. The printed
fmatter circulated Interestingly outlines the
: themes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Delegates from nine of the churche s of
Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs
met Monday evening at the Young Mems
Christian association building and formed
a Baraca union for the purpose OF binding
the Baraca classes Of the three cities into
a closer union. A constitution was adopted
and ideas were exchanged and plans dis
cussed for building up the weaker mems
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Mr.. Landeryou and choir.
Postlude-Prooessional march,. Clark
Mr., Charles Zadlna organlst; Mr.. Lee a.
Kratz, choirmaster. =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
France Refuses TO Intervene.

PARIS. Nov. 2S.-The Petit Parisien says
that Austria requested France to ask NJ.
Constans, the French ambassador at Con-
stantinopie, to Intervene to obtain a cessa-
ton of the Turkish boycott against Aus
trian goods. but that France refused to
interfere.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

themes.
The quartet Of st. Mary's Congregational
church, under the direction of Frank ].
Resler. will give a special service of sacred
music at the vesper service SUNDAY at 4:0
y. m. The following program will be
given:
10 1t Is l.'''i omar .'''''Fsure-sheiie
'Callest Me Thus o Master. .Miet1ke
Miss Weber.
The Arrow and the Song Hay
Mrs, Jennison and Quartet.
"Salve Regina"
.,co Mr.. Resler.
Quartet,
TrioaProtoct Us Through the Coming
Mr.. Resler. Mrs. Jennison. Mr.. G HfIorns'
numbers:
prelude in ......... Lefebure-Wely
Offertory-Contemplation ...... Mendelssohn
"Postiude in b Flat" West
The brotherhoods OF the several denomi-
nations have set apart the week beginning
with Sunday as a week of prayer. 1t will
be observed by the men of Calvary Baptist
church. The pastor will preach on the
subject q "Brotherhood'' Sunday evening.
Wednesday evening the prayer service will
be devoted to the special theme and work
Va HNh VI tHS phOhhSlhOOuS'
A special musical service will be given
at the First Baptist church. Twenty-ninth
avenue and Harvey street. Sunday even
Ing at 1880 o'clock by local solo artists and
a chcir OF sixteen trained voices. assisted
by George Johnston, tenor, of Lincoln. The
program will be as follows:
Organ selections from Suite Gothi-
que;' () choral Cb). minuetto (c)
Chorai nvtcation 49,. Handel
Anthem-Thou, o God, Art Praised in
Hymn No. ga Mighty Fortress, pre-
faced by brief explanatory sketch
by the pastor.
Duet-The Lord Is My Light.......... Buck
Mrs. L. 7. Sunderland, soprano, and
Mr.. George Johnston, tenor:
Authenticity Lord God Almighty. .Gounod
Mr.; Johnston and choir.
Hymn No. 38T-Nearer MY God, prefaced
by brief explanatory sketch by the
Contralto soieHoGt u The PSI enet
Mrs. l.. E.. Harter.
Hymn No. S62-Abide With Me, prefaced
by brief explanatory sketch by the
Tenor sclo-o Shining Light. ........ Adams
Mr.. George Johnston.
Margaret Boulter, organist and director.
At Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal
church there will be the regular service,
with preaching by the pastor in the even
ing. Following is the special musical serv-
ice:
Prelude-Answer ............. Wolstenholme
Hymn-Anthem-The Song Angelic. -. Elyey
Miss Westerfieid and Mr.. Kraft.
Anthem-God so Loved the World. Marks
Solo-Alon '..."......"............. Rodney
Mr.. Charles Lang.
acknowledgements ....... Calier+s
Solo-The Day is Ended ............ Bartlett
Mrs. Herbert Hoerner.
Quartet-Rock OF Buck
Miss Woolf, Miss Westerfield. Mr.
Newell and Mr.. Lang.
Anthem with tenor sol-Seek the Lord
$500 ROBERTS
Mr.. Landeryou and choir.
1851 -.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

cabinet minister said today that Bulgaria's
hands are absolutely free to act in what
ever manner It may consider advantageous
Direct cooperation between Austria and
Bulgaria was unthinkable, he added. but
Bulgaria would have to resist the tempta-
ton OF a favorable moment for the inva-
sion Of Macedonia, unless Turkey had
given previous guarantees Of its intention
to grant equal civil and political rights to
the Bulgarian population of Macedonia.
Advices received from Macedonia indl.
cate that Greek bands there have resumed
activity and murdered several bulgarian
priest schoOlmasters A dispatch from
Adrianople says that Turkish troops pill
LACED the Bulgarian village of Derekeuy
and shot several of the inhabitants and at
tackled the women.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06
TUBERCULOSIS HOME
FOR UNION PRINTERS
The Movement For Securing II Has
Been Renewed With Promise OF
Success.

The local International Topographic
cal Union has renewed its efforts to
secure home in Arizona forS menu
bers Of the upion all over the ccVr-
try who are afflicted with tubercUlo-
sis. \ movement in this direction
was begun a year ago and the MAJ
ter was brought up at the Hot
Springs, Ark. meeting of the Internal
tional Union last summer. The minds
Of the delegates, however. had not
been prepared for it SO that nothing
could be done but plant the seed.
Since then the local union has had
communications from different parts
Of the country favoring the enter
prise.
Alta meeting yesterday committee
was appointed to put itself into COM
munication with the other i've lJcals
in the territory to urge them to send
delegates to the Boston meeting next
August and put the matter of the
home TO the front and keep i tlcra.
Such a home as is proposed would
cost considerable money at the> out
set. The union is easily strong
enough to meet it though. but IT is
certain that once the matter was I'M
der way help would be received from
outside sources as in the case of The
magnificent Colorado Springs home.
That has since been supported by
the union i'm such way that the
members have hardly felt it. the cost
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06
SATAN A LIAR.

At the Christian church Yesterday
morning L. Williams. minister. used
for his theme some of Satan's Lies
Gen. ga Jno. S:4i. Mr.. Williams in
part said:\
Jesus taught the existence OF n
personal devil who is the enemy Of
God and man. In Jno. S:44 Jesus SAYS
the devil is a murderer and a liar and
the father of lies. II is better to be-
lieve Jesus than 10 listen to the
teaching Of men who DENY the exis-
tence OF the devil II is the purpose
Of satan to deceive men. He would
keep his own identity a secret and in
fluence men unawares He is salts
fled with the man who denies his ex-
istence This is one of the first lies
he would have men believe I'm order
TO threw them off their guard. Satan
seeks to persuade men to deny God
He rejOices when a man expresses
doubt as to Gods existence and inter
est in the welfare Of man. Satan
would have man doubt the immortal
ity of his own soul and the existence
Of man in future home. If he can
bring a man into state of indiffer-
fll'f III lf6dlh W TN lGNult Nv ildN
accomplished his purpose Another
lie which satan seeks to have men
believe is that he is a friend of man.
In such 4 guise he came to Eve. Hath
God said thou shalt die Thou shalt
not surely die but live and become as
Gods knowing good and evil. BY his
words. making God a liar and claim
ing that good would come by disobcv-
ing God. satan succeeded in Dersuad-
ing the first human beings to sin. Sa-
tan knows the weakest spot in every
life and here he makes his attack. To
one whose weakness is pride and q
desire 70 be independent he concen-
trates power on this point. He says.
man is free: God has no right to rule
over him. To another he makes his
appeal to curiosity. seek to know and
find out all things. There is much
pleasure i'm new sensations and eX-
periences. Here he introduces the lie
that there is no such thing as sin.
Everything you can do that will bring
pleasure is all right. Don't be afraid
Of any experiment: no act can harm
YOU. How many are\ lured on in
sinful course through curiosity Bet
ter be ignorant of many things. All
evil experiences should be avoided.
Another lie of the devil is that sin
won't hurt You. No consequences TO
follow and after effects; no pollution
and degradation of soul here or pun
ishment hereafter. While this lie is
contradicted by every mans expert
ence many are still, deceived. Satan
admits to many the fact that they are
sinners hut tells them they can not
helm it: can't change or repent: victim
Of heredity and environment; not to
blame for this condition; vet men
know that they are free. To others
Satan saws time enough vet. Have
good time. Dol't think of the flu
ture Satan is the enemy of man and
the fact that men are becoming pollut-
ed bv sin proves his existence. His
influence is seen in all the efforts men
put forth to degrade the fellows. All
our misery and woe is the result Of
mans disobedience. Hear the call of
Christ. He is our friend and will new
er deceive. Be not deceived. God is
not Knocked. for whatsoever a man
soweth that shall he also reap.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06

year brought me so much that was
good that have no inclination what
ever to complain. Some things have
come to me that We're the harvest of
my own sowing. OF these | repent and
resolve or wiser course.
Every successful businesses man likes
to post his books by January first. He
wants to know his assets and his
liabilities. the profit and loss Of the
twelve months gone. He wishes to
collect everything due him and TO pay
everything he owes The merchant
who postpones the squaring up time
from -ear to year will be a bankrupt.
The very same thing is true religious
ly.
We have three creditors-ourselves.
our neighbors and our God. Well then
how does my account stand with my
self?
Have I % developed in rational
wisdom? 90 Proftably employed my
talents? 90 Industriously used my
opportunities? 90 Bravely overcome
Temptations? Had died when the
old year died would l be living now
with the Lord? I
And how does mv account stand
with my neighbor? Have l treated
him as q brother. and loved him as l
love myself? Have | been patient with
his shortcomings? Have / set him a
good example? Have ] pointed him to
Christ and tried ny best to save his
soul?
How does my account stand with
Cod
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06
IN GODS SERVICE,

INACTIVITY IN GODS SERVICE.
At ihe Presbyterian church yes
terday morning Rev. Henry Martin
! Campbell preached on the subject.
Inactivity in the Service of God" us
| ing the text Gal. 60 And let us
not be weary in well doing: for in due
season we shall reap if we faint not"
One cause of inactivity in Gods
! service is that Christians look too
much at the discouraging condition of
! the things of the kingdom. II we look
for discouragements we find them. 4
king sent out two men to go through
his kingdom, the first TO gather for
him every kind of flower 20 be found
the second TO gather all kinds of
weeds. The first returned laden with
many many flowers. but in all his
travels had seen no weeds The second
man brought to the king weeds of
every kind and had seen no flowers in
his journey. We find in this world
what we look FOR. There are discour-
agements. but these should stimulate
the Christian to greater activity for
God.
\ second reason for our inactivity
is that we over-estimate the discour-
agements. We see Right forever on
the scaffold. Wrong forever on tho
throne" and forget how that scat
fold sways the future" and God still
watches over his own. Elijah under
the juniper tree sees himself only left |
in Gods service in Israel; but Gods |
vision is broader and he sees the seven |
thousand who have not bowed 10
BaaL We need Gods vision of things |
A third cause for inactivity in Gods 1
service is secular. dissipation. There is |
religious dissipation. That God never |
demands for anyone. The cares of !
business and the things of the world |
keep us from the service of God. This.
likewise. is never demanded of us by |
God. Let not secular dissipation come
this side of heaven-the salvation of
immortal souls.
The cure for inactivity in the serv-
Ice of God is to get into our lives a
realization Of the indestructible char
acter Of the influence we exert on men
in the service of God. Seed faithfully
sown i'm Gods field nevr fails to pro-
duce its thirty. sixty or hundred fold.
As in the physical. so in the moral
and spiritual realm. no influence is
ever lost. Service for Christ is for
eternity. MY word shall not return
unto me void" saws God. Our Master
in his own good time viii answer our
petitions. We are entering on a sea-
son OF sowing. Let us SOW the seed
and Gods blessing will surely follow.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06
"oLD YEAR MEDITATIoNs."

The nastOr OF Central METHODIST
church spoke To a large audience at
the eleven o'clock hour on the subject
of "Old Year Meditations. He said
in part:
We ere on the threshold of a new
year. Just what It holds for US no one
can tell for one am not afraid OF it.
Ny experience has taught me to look
FOR kindness and goodness in all paths
that shall be called to follow.
This first Sunday morning OF the
new year 1908. greet you one and all,
with glad hopes and with bright and
inspiring expectations. Not that 1907
brought me all hoped and prayed for.
| have not realized many of my fond
est desires. But one thing, the old
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06

of supporting that institution Is an"u.
81 600 month. There are $1,000
members of union VINO pay an as
sessment of ten cents a month. The
$500 more than is necessary for ne
support Of the home goes into = fund
for improvements.
\ tuberculosis home would cost not
nearly so much as the Colorado
Springs home for the reason that the
buildings would be much less eXpen-
sive In fact the greater part of them
would be tents Neither would the
running expense be so great. If the
home can be secured it will be -
Gated somewhere in the southern ,ltr-
Of the territory. most likely near
Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06
Personal Mention

Harry y. Reese, OF Douglas was
among the arrivals in Phoenix, yester-
day.
c. p. Brown and wife and o. p.
Brown Of Danville. Ills. were arrivals
here yesterday.
Judge Hawkins of Prescott vas a
visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
J. II. Relen and wife of Scranton Pa.
were among the tourists arriving in
Phoenix yesterday.
Dr. willard Smith Of La Grande.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06

Oregon was an arrival here Yesterday.
Among the guests at the Hotel
Adams yesterday were: o. H. Horton
and daughter. Chicago; W. F. Drake
Albuquerque; Jack Ullman. Cincin-
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06

You can't get by the big oil paint
ing, THE Lovers" on exhibition al the
Anheuser saloon. painted by F. p
Howard.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06

dying thus. These shall go away into
everlasting punishment. but the right
eous into life eternal
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06

Grim Cactus plants agrowing,
All the desert DER.
Make the cactus CANDY
Sold at Donofrio's store.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-06

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