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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
BOY SLEEPS AS SURGEONS
DRESS MANGLED FINGER
Ten-Year=OId Lad Pays but Little
Heed to Severe Injury-After
Operation Walks Away
from Hospital

Gee whiz! Tn sleepy; can't you
fix my finger just the same if l go to
sleep?" said Frank Simon 2tti 10 years
old, to Police Surgeon Wiley at the
receiving hospital last night while the
surgeon was preparing TO dress the
lads little finger, which had been
crushed between the cog wheels of a
grape crushing machine. The boy was
told to sleep if he could. After the
injured member was rendered numb
with a solution for deadening pain, he
turned over and soon was fast asleep
The lad was playing at the home of
q neighbor and was experimenting
with the machine. In some manner
the little finger of his left hand be-
came entangled in the cogs and the
first two joints We're so severely
crushed that it was necessary to re-
move the bone.
The lad awakened just as the nurse
had finished bandaging the hand. He
remarked that his hand looked much
better. put on his cap and with his
relatives went TO his home at 906 Date
street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
Strength of the Consecrated," Giles KEEL
logg: henedictiOn. Rev. l.. Js ADAMS.

Those present were Rev. Hugh X. walker.
Giles Kellogg S. S. Salisbury, W. M. Hol-
land, d. L. Luther, DR.. L. S. Chapman. w
e. McVay. Rev. William Horace Day. DR..
John Willis Baer. Rev. j. Sibley. William
Chambers Rev. E. p. Ryland. f. Irving.
r. L. Kaiser. f. II. Messmore, T. r. Wal
lace, A. w. Rannels. s. d. Rannels, j. L..
Dawson, John Gates, II. L. Nellis, r. Il.
Muncy, j. H. Woods, II. Hauser. II. j.
Lowry, g. r. Steward. W. r. McIlmaur,
w. w. Tomb, j. II, Hurin. r. A. Rex, L.
Levy. Rev. l.. j. Adams, Rev. J. ~ Newell
Albert johnson, q. d. Mathuss Frank Wood
ford J. M. Clute. e. E. Gardman, o. Ell
steadale. II. Pratt j. NJ. Rust T. w.
Clark r. White, Q. II. White r. D. King,
r. j. Caskey, j. M. McPherron, c. A. Faith
full. P. Il. Small. D. W. Jepsen, b. A. Voll-
mer, j. e. Huntsburger, C. M. Staub, ID. M.
Thomas A. M. MeDermott j. j. Martin. f..
W. Searles, E. A. Oberschelp, j. f. Brada,
j. McPeak, p. l.. Rogers, M. S. Burrows. t,
Murchison, j. d. Shaw, W. M. Walker, G.
" Clay, b. r. Dutton, III. n. Rogers, G. S.
Brown. C. A. Rogers b. R. Wallace. ]. e.
Ward j. f. Brown, c. L. jackson, W.
Wylie, r. Lusk, c. N. Nye, S. X Burrows
a. p. Wood. S. b. olmstead, II. Hunt. A.
NJ. Duncan, G. s. Morris. b. Gold, w. b.
Gard. r.. C. Raymer, A. Raymer, C. Waite
w A. Mann. W. T. Oterholt, r. Yerxa, Dr.
C. w. Yerxa. DR.. +. X. Ledyard L. c.
Carlisle. w. II. Smith, C. II. Kegley, r. b.
Hallett, L. Douthit w. V. E. Thompson,
W. B. B. Taylor. w. A. snedeker, C. H.
Hall, S. S. Parsons, j. NJ Stewart, II. X
Holl. C. Bradbeer, L. Hihkelman.
j. n. Newell, J. Staub. Rev f. p
Berry, r. s Reese, C. c. Ashley, II. F. Wing,
S. f. johnson, Harry Salveter, W. V. Sal
veter r. A. B. Thomson, W. Muir, e. T.
Wilson. II. p. Todd. j. A. Olcott c.. E.
Stewart. ]. w. Diet, e. s. Eastman, w, C.
Drew, J. Clark. w. Clark, T. Laync, Il. M.
wheelan, c. NJ. Miller, II. A. Burgess, b. II
Miller
The following women of the church served
the banquet Mmeso Mathuss. walker,
Aau ami IfuIn
Kellogg. Nauder. Searl, Clute, Salisbury.
Dutton. Alexander, Lane, Mathews, Mitchell,
Staub, McVay. Wood. Wernigk, Wallace,
Hallett, Goodale, Fullwood, Hall; Misses
Staub, Hinkelman, Dawson, Dick, Lane and
Dick.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

The following articles of incorpora-
ton were yesterday filed in the otf1ce
of the county clerk:
Sierra Madre Woman's Club Build-
inc association; capital $4,000; di-
rectors, May S. Jones, Theodosia b.
Camp. Nellie w. Yerka, Mrs. Charles
E. Bentham, C. ]. Lawless and Lula
N. Letteau, all of Sierra Madre.
ST Vincent de Paul society OF Los
Angeles. to cooperate in religious and
charitable work with the Roman
Catholic church; directors, e. p. Des-
mond, c. L. Whipple, J. P. Delong, j.
O'Sullvan, B. F. Mclaughlin. j. f.
Fallow and w. II. Wheeler.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
ODD FELLOWS WILL ENCAMP
AT HANFORD, CAL, TODAY

HANFORD Oct. 5.7-Trains arriving
today brought carloads of delegates
and visitors to the grand encampment
of Odd Fellows. which convenes TO-
morrow. The incoming trains were
met at the station by large crowds or
residents, who extended a cordial well
come.
An informal reception was held to-
night at the Imperial rink and band
concerts were given at the Plaza and
court house grounds. Tomorrow there
will be a regimental parade and an in
spection by Brig. Gen. Erlwne, after
which there win be a meeting at the
opera house at which addresses VIII be
made by grand officers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
|N[WSOF TH[ COURTS |i1IaI NM
CARLSON ATTORNEYS
WANT SELPH BARRED
APPLY TO COURT FOR WRIT OF
PROHIBITION
diction, His Appointment to Office
by Supervisors Being Un-
constitutional

What is believed by the district at
torney to be action having for its
purpose a delay in the criminal pro-
eedings against w. II. Carlson. head
of the Consolidated bank, was taken
yesterday by Attorneys Gage, Foley
ind Appel when a, writ of prohibition
was filed in the superior court to pre-
vent Carlson's examination today be-
fore Justice E. E. Selph. The appli-
cation for the writ was grant III by
Presiding Judge Bordwell and is made
returnable October 16, when, it is ex-
pected, further delay will ensue.
In their application for the writ OF
prohibition, Carlsons attorneys con-
tend that Justice Selph has no juris-
diction in the case, claiming that the
acton of the board of supervisors in
appointing him to office was uncon-
st'Iutional.
The supervisors at the time Justice
Selph was appointed acted under an
amendment to the county government
act. which provided for the naming of
two additional justices. While Carl
soE's attorneys maintain tnat this
amendment cannot be Upheld, the dis
trict attorney declares the matter Was
thrashed out some time ago when the
county auditor refused TO sign the
vouchers for Justice SuInmerfeld's
So ary That case was carried to the
t;Cr of the legislature.
Object to Transfer of Case
The fact that the proceedings We're
transferred to Justice Selph's court
by Justice Stephens is also n reason
given by Carlson's attorneys why the
former should not preside in the case,
Justice Stephens, it being contended,
having all the qualifications neces-
sary.
The failure to call witnesses to sup
port the charges of S. l.. Brown, the
complaining witness, is another irreg-
ularity claimed by Carlson's counsel,
and, further, they contend that JUS
tice Selph is biased.
In this connection they say "Pe-
titioner believes that Deputy District
Attorney Blair selected Justice Selph
in preference to Justice Stephens be-
cause Blair had reason to believe that
Selph was biased against Carlson' and
alleges that Selph has formed an
opinion of the guilt or innocence of
the petitioner, and he does not believe
ne can have a fair or impartial trial"
In conclusion the application states
that Carlson, by reason of the COM
plants against him and the arrests
which followed. has been put to great
shame and indignity AMI has suffered
severe financial loss. The eXamina-
eral days, and probably weeks, and
will prevent Carlson from doing any
business whatever, thereby causing
him to suffer irreparable pecuniary in
jury and preventing him from closing
valuable pending business contracts.
The charge upon which Carlson was
to have been examined today was the
embezzlement of $4,000 December 2S,
1907, from the Consolidated bank for
the use of the Los Angeles Security
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
WURTZ PLEADS GUILTY AND
FILES PLEA FOR PROBATION

Robert A. Wurtz, charged with en-
bezzlement while employed by the
Title insurance and Trust company
yesterday pleaded guilty before Judge
Wilbur and October 16 was set as the
date for sentence.
Wurtz has filed an application for
probation and gives as references
many persons of note in different parts
of the country. In his application he
says the cause for his present trouble
is the use of liquor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
Eushimi Eeasts LoomIs

TOXIC, Oct. 5.--Prnce Fushimi to-
night gave a dinner to II. NJ. Loomis,
American commissioner to the pro-
posed exposition to be held in Toxic
in 1917 and members of the party ac-
companying Mr.. Loomis on his visit
to Japan. Commissioner Loomis will
discuss the arrangements for the ex-
position and the action America may
take to contribute toward its success
with the government officials Wednes-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
Rindne Case Continued

The case of the State of California
against May K. Rindge, administrator
of the estate of Frederick Rindge, which
was set yesterday, was continued until
this morning. The action is to deter
mine the ownership part of the high
way from Santa Monica to Ventura
county and which passes through the
Rindge estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
Bio Fire in Manila

plant of the Philippines Product COM
pany was destroyed by fire today,
causing a loss in excess of 100000 A
large quantity of cocoanut oil and
copra was burned. The plant was
largely owned by New York people.
A later estimate places the loss in
excess of 100000. which is believed to
be largely covered by insurance.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
We Want It All

Thirty days considered cash. We want
all the piano business for the rest of
the month. We are generally willing
to divide but 300 pianos must be sold.
No money required, but 50 for 81 for
cash in 80 days, as advertised. Bart
lett Music Co., 231 Broadway, OPP. city
hall. 9-27-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-06
Nonsuit Motion Granted

Motion for a nonsuit was, granted
yesterday by Judge Houser of the su-
perior court in the case of George san
Marco and other children of Francisco
San Marco against the Southern Pa
cific company. The plaintiffs sued for
S25, 900 on account of their fathers
death in March, 1907, which, they
claimed. was due to an accident While
at work in the railroad companys
Yards
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flllusias|k 1est|sgd 0sneef,ls
At Deep Greet.
AL foR bRrAl.kfRI lno Jones
Cordial Reception rendered Hon. z.
e. Montague and Mr.. T. J. Chris
tian at Turlinston's store-Judse
Going to spottsyIvanis County.

Warwick county Democrats fired
the first gun of the Presidential and
congressional campaign In this sec
tion last night, when an enthusiastic
meeting was held at TurlinS Oh $
store, Deep Creek. The speakers
were given the cordial reception mat
was to be expected in county IN
which 1t Is accepted as a fact that
practically the entire vote will go 10
Bryan and Kern and Jones.
Mr.. f. c. Madison. chief of the
Bloodfield police. presided and intro
duced as the first speaker mir. 7. J.:
Christian, of this city, who discussed
campaign issues for thirty minutes.
The second speaker was Hon. T.. r.
Montague, of Hampton. one OF the
Democratic electors for the first con-
gressional district. who delivered an
address, lasting for nearly an hour
and a half.
Mr.. Montague will leave this morn
ing for Spottsylvania to stump that
county for Bryan and Kern anu
trip by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jones. He will be accompanied on
the trip by Squire Henry Jones, Oh
BlOOdfield
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mand for quicker transit, better ter
minal facilities depots and stations.
larger and more expensive cars,
heavier engines, stronger bridges,
heavier rails and In all other respects
that they have been compelled to
meet an increased and mostly costly
demand for safe. prompt and EN-
cient service. The large volume OF
traffic enabled them In some measure
to keep pace with these extra ex-
penses, but since November. 1907,
the traffic has been decreased, de-
creasing their gross revenues enor-
mously. while they have been obliged
to continue their high scale Of wages
Ord OF pay high prices for all ma
terial and supplies.
The railroads aver that there IL
no alternative left to them except TO
advance their rates in order to pay
their employees. They say the de-
velopmen, OF the South depends up
on an increase rather than q de-
crease of their efficiency and they
believe that the public prefers 10 see
such a reasonable and fair advance
in rates as will insure a prompt.
zafe. efficient service and consequent
commercial development rather than
the holding down Of the Transports
ton companies to such scant return
as will require them to reduce the
wages of their employees and prevent
them from maintaining service.
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BABE.G|RL.CR|ED,..
AND'SCRATcHED
All the Time-Torturiug Eczema
Covered Her Body-Coutd Not
SIeep-Doctor Said Sores Would
asst for Years-Skin Now Clear.
CUREO1N THREE MONTHS
, ECUTICURA REMEDIES

81 take great pleasure In telling you
what o great help it was for me to use
Cutic,ra Soap and Cuticura Ointment
for my baby niece. She was suffering
from That terrible fortune. eczema. It
WasNll over her body but the worst was
on her face and hands. Her hands were
20 bad that she could not hold anything:
She cried and scratched all the time and
could not sleep night or day from the
scratching. had her under the doc
tors care for Q year and . HAN and he
SEEMED to do her no good. ] took her
to the best doctor in the city and he said
that she would have the sores until she
vas six wears old. But II I had de-
pended on the doctor my baby would
have lost her mind and died from the
want q aid.
81 used an the REMEDIES that cvery.
BODY told me about and tortured the
child almost 20 death. Then ] saw IN
the paper how Cuticura vas the thing
for irritstinG skin. I bathed her with
warm water Ind Cuficura Soap and used
che Cuf;curA Ointment. She vas cured
IN thrrs months. Now her skin Is -
clear and sss5ofh as Il could BE-. shall
rscvmmeod ttc use % CUtic,Ira wher~ves
i 10 the SKIN IN rad crnditicn. Alic,
L. DoweTl, s76s Eastua Ave., ST. Louis.
No., Nay Q and 20. 1907"
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last .EDde's Leave Tomorrow,
xoFih Endefs Tuesday
ATTEND the STATE CONVENTION
Both, Eanie and La France Companies
Will Take Their Bands and running
Teams to rrisonburg-Expect to
Capture Prizes.

Fifty strong, the members of the
Eagle Engine Company. No. 3. the
North End volunteer fire company
will leave this city at $50 O'Clock
Tuesday morning over the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railway for Harrisonhurg to
attend the annual convention OF the
Virginia State Firemens Association
in that city this week.
The North Enders will take theil
band Of % pieces and their running
team. The members Of the band VIII
wear white uniforms in the parade
on the second day of the convention.
The running team this year Is the
fastest ever turned out by this com
pany and twice within the past week
Il has beaten the worlds record III
running 100 yards, laying 100 feet OF
hose and getting water going through
the hose.
La France Engine Company, No.
the East End company will leave this
CITY tomorrow evening on the WASH
ington steamer, going to Harrisonburg
L.: way of Alexandria, Va. The com
pany will take it's band and running
Team. numbering in all about 30 men
wearing the regulation Uniform.
The East End running team mas
been doing some hard practice fcr
several weeks and is said to be ex'
fast. The Central Com
many will take about ten men to the
convention. ~,.
Roth the East EnGers and the Norm
Enders expect to bring home some
prizes.
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RAILROADS RESPOND 70 g..
SHIPPERS CHARGES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

him TO absorb the advance rates or
consuming public will be forced to
bear any portion OF the additional
charge represented by an increase
price. Even should The consuming
public be compelled to pay some p0r-
ion of the additional charge or the
whole of it they declare that the
amount so paid will be infinitely
small ami that the public will not
feel Il or in any way be injured by
It,
They deny that the advance COM
planned OF would represent charge
or tax to the dealers and public In
Georgia Of anything like as much as
$560.0G0 annually or that the same
is a tax to any extent. The rail-
roads deny that the increase will re-
strict the volume of traffic and de-
clare that it Is not even sufficient
compensatory charge TO fairly meet
performed by them.
They claim that while the net
rates Of some of the railroads have
in recent months shown some ad-
vance. yet taking all Of .-Ie months
together the net earnings as well as
gross earnings have shown very
large diminutiOn since February J..
1905
They declare that the wages OF
their employees have been increased
an. that prices on al! articles neces-
s1ry for the maintenance and equip
mcnt Of their lines are higher. that
toe demand Of the public for cfi-
cheney of service has become more
and more cxacting as well as che de-
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4 Csmbliuo Curs.

Some years ago there vas an ex.
traordinary outbreak Of gambling In
Russias Mapcburia- Men spent all
heir days playing games q chance
and work vas utterly neglected. The
authorities tried fines and imprison'
mcnt In vain. ~ last they made .
ncw decree. and the next batch Of
gamblers we're sentenced TO wear iron
rings riveted round their necks The
result vas splendid. Gambling ceased
- u By magic
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MeNchvltlE NOTES.

One OF the greatest REVEALS ever
held In Warwick county has been IN
progress at Denbigh church under
the guiding hand of Rev. MIR. Jcnkens
of Hampton. The meeting at Den
.bigh began on Sunday, Aug. and
was conducted with such success
throughout the week that Mr.. Jenk'
ems decided ito return this week
There were more than two CONVEX
sions.
(, 1t Is thought by many that Mr.. Jenk
ems will stay in Warwick all the month
OF August If there Is as many con
versions iaily as there have been III
the past.
The Deem Creek nine ard the MOI
risOn farm nine met last Saturday. ana
the score was to 3 In dhe Deep
Creek mines favor.
Tom Owens Julius Schiminger ana
John +. Parker narrowly escaped be
ing carried into the Old Corsey mil
by a kicking horse the other day.
Mrs. Maggie TOppin is very ill.
John Hikers of Newport News Is
visiting Bob Harris of Oyster Point
Bob Frazier is spending few days
with friends on Deep Creek.
ROmie Honesty Is very i'll.
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Church Of Christ.

Rev. d. s. Henkel. pastor Of the
Twf nty-fourth Street Church OF
Christ. has returned home after con-
Quoting successful cvangelistic ser
vices in several cities. He WI. occu'
d. his pulpit today, pceachiag ON the
following subjects: IL a. M. "Charac,
ter Sketches Of the Twelve Apostles:
D. M, SHOULD We Carry Our Reli-
xion or Should Orr Religion Carry
Us?"
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better and approved tho plans that

better and approved the plans that
we have made for the campaign.
mo definite dates for Bryan's
speaking trips were made. He will
confine his speaking to the principal
centers in the Middle West and
doubtful states"
Within the next two weeks the
dates for Mr.. organs speaking tour
will proiObly be fixed by the national
committee. A constant stream Of
callers swept into headquarters to
day to greet MIR. Bryan and tonight
several local Democratic clubs sere-
naded him at his hotel.
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a FOOL TRICK.

when a man puts new raf'ors j"
On, -c,f " his hrusc thinking there
nv ,o strengthen tho foundation. III
Dos . foil trick. u vs. Just a. io"',
i.b IN take other remedies ~"rn
pc-scr needs Srsinc Pills. Whcn
,cu rced = tonic -bu'ldcr. there IL ""
M. taking anything else; for scx'n"
p,us do u IN half :he time and 10 "
t~,c- as s.u Price ia bux. SIX
bo,rs s. Absolutely guaranteed
For sale by all druggists.
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Calendar for Today.
Calendar for Monday.
Steamer Texas Here for Exports.

The Danish steamship Texas. Cap
tain Lismsr, arrived in port yester'
dav from Baltimore, Md, to load a
quantity Of exports here lot Copper
hagen. She cleared yesterday even
ing for Norfolk. where she Will COM
plete her cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

A well known japanese magician.
Teniche, who Is noted for his skill IN
mesmerism. vas mesmerized by Sa-
dachi, q young member Of his com
pany. Sa6achi stole 20 yen from MS
masters purse and absconded.-s"atn
China Post.
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nr auxtop Appointeu.

Governor Claude A. Swanson has ap,
poipted DR.. Joseph T. Buxton. OF TINS
city a delegate to the International
tuberculosis Congress. which meets at
Washington. D. C., from Septemue'
q to October II. inclusive. Ut nuN
ton has received his ceTtihcafe CT ap
pointmcm from the governor. he VIII
spend a week at the congress.
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commiffee Named.

p Clarence Porter Jones yescr
a,y named Ncssrs. w u. Vest. J. n
Sn,,puc and Elias Pcyscr To com
nose the gpcciai committee '"
;isafc into the matter ~ .kn' !. .
the city limits. Tho c"mm"tee " ~
repcrI a, special mc'Nias !" -"
(.bsmbcr Of Commerce 10 20 NJ" I"
wcck from next FRIDAY niSn'
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Ootimiam.

Pessimism. reaching an Eden. be
gins to listen for the hiss Of the ser
pent: optimism. hearing the sibilan'
serpentine greeting, looks about fol
IN appropriate Edenic setting.-Kan
sas City Post.
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The "stool Of Repentance"

The "stooi Of Repentance.
On the stool OF repentance" 10
front Of a pulpit in Scotland sat .
person under censure during the ser
yice-standing up afterward for pub
lie rebuke.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

Everybody in GAINESVILLE. o., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee. Of rural route 8. She
writes: MY husband. James Lec.
firmly believes he owes his life to
the use Of DR.. Kings New Discovery.
His lungs were SO severely aRecfod
that consumption seemed incyitabas.
when q friend recommended New DIS
covery. We tried II. and It's use nas
restored him to perfec; health d..
Kings New Discovery ]. the hing q
throat and lung remedies. For coughs
and colds 1t has no equal The nrst
dose gives relief. Try II! Sold IN
der guarantee at All Druggists. s0c
and Sl.OO. Trial bottle free.
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Rev. Garnet Wynne. of Pittsburg.
Pa. will preach ut the Th'rtieth
Street Christian church this evening
at O'Clock. There will BE- com
munion service at IL o'clock. sun
day school will be conducted at $3.50
O'Clock. Rev. W. s. Billiard. of Tex
as, will preach at both services next
Sunday,
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Sailed.

Steamer Mount Temple (Br) Booth
by, Montreal. u.
Schooners Loring c. Ballard. Kelley
Boston; Isabel b. Wiley, Whey Cha'
lesion, S. c.
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Trinity Lutheran.

Mr.. A. c. karham will conduct the
services at the Trinity Lutheran
church at II o'clock this morning and
8 o'clock this evening. His subject
for the evening service will be:
whittier Goest Thou The morn.
ing service next Sunday will be con-
Quoted in the German language. sun:
day school will be held today at 9:45
a. M, as susal.
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l!lAedla Presiding e|de', Or.
Rawlings, h City.
Rev. W. c. Sale and Rev. o. g. Hen.
kei Back After Conducting Sue
eessfut Revivais-subiects An.
nouneed for Sermons Today.
Trinity Methodist.

fcv. w. Asbury Christian, pastor OF
t,c Trinity Methodist church, announc-
cl lis subjects for today as follows:
Morning, "Chris. tbiding:' evening,
How to be Happy"