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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17

tolin9, er noget, lom neppe funoe
bentes at en- Slot &pin6er, pere be
emo NOT iaa begeiitreoe for ung0ons-
iogen; men Spler &pin0er piite Jig
i1tan6 til at oberfomme lelp ct laa=
6ant &ernpearbeibe.
0m gftermi66agen bol6t &aitor
8licbfel0 al &acine, Mis., ct for
trinligt fulturbiitoriif Sore6rag oper
@nnet: 9lmerifas fprlte Misltoner.
San fulgte Mislionsbebegellen fra
6e ferlte franife Wunfes glnfomit til
9uebec og uopifle6e lerlig Hater
Marquettes 1tore og go6e 9lrbei6e.
Otter bette Soreorag begDn6te 3bie
&reos lit Sorban0ltngs1ng6e Gor=
iomlingslalen. Sorman6en> Sigur6
&eberie ien, leoe6e. Sefreteren, @ial-
NOR 9itergaarb, oplelte Sorbono=
li119sprotofollen fra forrige slarsmp=
0e, iom go6fien0tes. Sormanoens
@orsberetntng go6fien6teS ligeleoes.
&osiereren> Sens Meller al &art=
ridge, @finn, aflag6e oerpaa @eret-
ming, ionr pilte at ser for Sioen er
en- 8asiebebol6ning paa $47. 8eret=
ningen go6fien6tes.
Gormanoen opleite @tliener fra
&relterne g. g. @rapengaor6, g.
Senlen, @itbee, @is., o. #.
Ser forefanotes 9lnigg11ing ON
Sptagelie fra lingo. .=6ore1ingen /
Diamond Safe, iom peo 8aIg optoges.
Mnipgning fra l1ng6f. al 1905, Wein.
neapolis, forelaa ligeleoes. Gf-
ter 0pfororing beiteg nepnte Sore
nings 9elegat, 2ourit5 6rpluno, Sa-
leritolen for at fren1iette fin Sore
nings Anifuelier. San begpn6te meo
at fre1nintte btitoriife &ien6sgiernin-
ger, lom bite, at intet Sormaal bar
blebet nonet be6 at prgbe at boloe
set inben fterfe &ann1er. &an beb-
be6e, at en- Gag for at oin6e, naat+
te beres frenn af oens egne Man6.
SON biite 6orifiellen 1,1ellem &irfe,l
og l1ngoomnen. Ser ubipanot Zig en-
liplig Disfusiion, / bpilfen S. 8ere-
Sgrenien, anoe11 Delegat fra Gor.
1905, frenfom meb nogle oierbe
SpergsmaaI og fremiatte Soccer, 1on1
banbt bam mango 8enner. blanbt be
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17

fioite bar fife Blot bol0t fig, men
0e iGbne 6on1fe @pnoer bar pao
@rnn6lag al Sen elementere praf-
tiife 2ere> iom boliten1fe Meierifer
fra fer al gab, beo Meieri6rtften
bragt set 6anlfe 2on6brug frem til
at blibe ct Mbnlter for bele &er6en.
M}en naar bette funoe gigres,
ifDloeS 6et / alt pele11ligt 81 n.
8 e | 8 p r / n c | p p t, joni
fgrlte Gong blep prepet ct fattigt
ip6if &eoelogn for ca. 25 Mar ii6en,
og iom MI i 6en @rao bar gien-
nemiDret oct 6onife 2an6brug, at
bette bar life Blot ca 1900 Mn-
6elsmeierier, men sln6elsprincippet
er in6fgrt / iaa at iige bber enelte
2an6brugsgre1 = 5bineilagtning,
s@gefsport, 6o0eritofinofj9b oip.,
pip. Sa, man er en6og fon1met til
at anben6e Set 8anfpeienet, bba6
ser lelbfdlgelig letter 9logangen til
Henge og Mnbringelie af &enge / en-
utrolig @ra6.
Ser er opltnaet forbol0sbis flor
8elitan6 / Danmarf nn0er alt bette,
og set til Sro0s forx at BEN oanife
2an6boltono alorig bap6e babt eller
beoet ON Sol6beifDttelie iom Gilfel-
6et bab6e p9ret mango a116re Gam
0e, oglaa 0e nor6i1fe. Gpert itnob
bar 6e 6anife 8er6er be6 ct Me6e
paa Mattrup, en- &erregaaro BET
ipolige Spllan6, / en- 93eiolution Der
bar opnaaet &er6ensber9n1melie u6-
trpffelig frabeoet Zig 8eifpttelie, 6a De
life pnifeoe at berige Jig paa an6re
&lasiers 8efoltntng.
Set er Ben ieige, 1l6bol6enbe BON,
ife Solfeforafter / Gorbtn6elie meo
4nbelspRienet, ser lite Blot frelite
BET 6anife 2an6brug, 6a 2anoets
@fsiitens ito6' paa SpiI, men bragte
Get fren1 / Spi6ien for 8eroens
2an6brug. Men at bette fltnoe ife
ifploes BEN beit 116bifle6e GoIfeop-
& = : - (
1psning og &ultur. S f6rite @efe
Golfebeifolerne, en- sss1itit11tion, Ser
er ieregen for Dannlarf, oerneit be
i,tart iagt utallige 6oretrirreer nneo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17

fglgenoe palgt: Sorman0 9lage Mepl'
Ter, Sefreter @igri0 9itergaaro,
&osierer Sens M9ller (gp), &epre'
ie11tant for 8laoet vllng6om~, @ial.
mar 9itergaar0.
2erbog oabne6es meo Goreorag al
&eo. .. 6. 0lle11, Smaba, Neb., iom
inoleoeoe en 6orban0ling ON 9gm.
net: 8er ri forlege EN- friitelig
Geffelie blan6t oanif=amerifanif
llng0om beo at in6fgre reIigigie
Soreorog, Salntoler oip.? 2erer
0lop Stems bar 9roltprer. gn Dis.
fusiion, bpilfen &re1terne @gibiera
Moroentoft, Sprgenien og 8licbfelo,
ian1t 8. 6. Slieh Grglun6, Seren.
ien og onore oeltog en6te nben BE.
itent 9lfgigrelie af bette @n1ne. Bre.
lterne lpntes alle at meme, at me6mtn.
Ore oenne Gag begDn6tes al De I'm.
&c lelp, bar Sen life oaben for Sp.
tagelie JONI l1ng6omsarbeioe in6en 9.
g. Il: Naitor @elpeg foreilog at
SrbltDreren fre111falote We6Iemmer
al Sc forifiellige 6oreninger, I ON
funoe notale Jig. Sum faa enife6e
at 110tale Jig, bporefter 6enne Sag
falot bort.
@pn1naitifiogen optoges berpaa og
inoleoe6es me6 ct Tore6rag al 2erer
Mn6erlen. timber Sen paafpIgenoe
6orban6ltng forei1oges bet at gipe
$500 til &ielp til SSorbeortng al
@pn1noitifbuiet 9es M3oines, Sa.
Gette be6toges. GIere Gori1ag meb
Senipn til forbgiet &ontingent, 8i,
6rag til 9erer &osieriis oib. FEN.
bites til en- &onnsiion.
2er6ag gftermi66ag bar Ser Op.
bisning af @pnrnoihfbolb af &arle og
Giger fra 9anebo6 og Iigeleoes ct
&arlebolo af Delegater fra forfielli.
ge Steber inben @reoien. Derne Sp.
biSning, iom bar noget al BET beoite
Ser enonu er praiteret i @pn1naitif
bropre, eior0e iiffert mere til @pn1.
naitif- f-@agens Sremme emo mango
Gorebrag biI6e.
@n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meo Sale
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17
gQe6anlmer f(poer.
Zen banife 2nftifipper binber en-
Hr9,nie.

Mgrfeltgt nof ipnes man @uro=
pa at bore a6itilltgt mere interesleret
t 2esningen al Spgapen mefaniif
2uftleilaos emo fer Mmerifa. Ser
opre er Ser ganife pilt ifet en6el Sor-
ieg me6 forffiellige Maifiner bpggeoe
efter &rincippet utungere eno SUIT" !,
og Ser er foretaget ret beloige Sp-
itigninger meb 6en1, men man bar
oog mere bol6t Jig til 8allonprin.
cippet, enten oe ltDrbare eller be al
min0elige. S Set iioite Stars Sis
bar Ser 10 beret nogle meget betpoe=
lige @upflpbninger me6 life itprbare
8alloner, en- fra ct. Souls og en- for
ct Aar Tiger li6en fra Chicago.
S europa bar mon beifieftiget fig
mere me0 9leroplanet, Mfaifinen Ser
boloer Jig iDepenoe 2uften pe0 Gin-
ger eller anore Depiier. S Granf=
rige og 9itrige er ser giort talrige
6origg | 6en &etning, og ogiaa 9an=
mart bar fin @eroplqn<&onit
Sngenier glleban1mer.
Metop / 6isie 9age bar guebam<
mer pun6et en- Seir ne6 lin Glppe1na-
fine, Der foru6e11 at in6bringe bam
en- Bren1ie poa $4,000 Marf, TILT
ge meb ct @lag bar anbragt bam
blan6t 6e melt iufcesful6e 9pfin6ere
paa bette Selt, n1aaife en6og gtpet
Bonn No. 1 blan6t bem.
@eiren bleb bun6en ne6e / @iel,
bpor Ser iful6e bore en- @apflppning
mellem Meroplaner. Ser bar i16-
mel6t Ell balp Snes iaa6anne, blan6t
oen @llebanmers. Set banife &l1=
blifunt har met tilbdieligt- til at tsef=,
-fe paa SfuI6rene 40 BEN. Set pibfte
nof, at Sen bab6e af og til bebet Jig
.ober Sor6en, naar 6en bab6e en- me-
get flor &la6s at beoege Jig og tage
Silldb paa Men Ser bab6e og1ao
peret fortaIt ONT laa mango mislpf=
feoe 6origg, at man bar melt tilbeje=
Zig til at betragte SEN @llebammer1fe
Maifine 1om ct Stpffe betpbningsleit
2egetgi.
Saa meget itgrre bar 0oerrafel-
len og @lebe1 oerfor, ba set pi1te fig,
at @llebamner blep @eierberren i
&onfurrencen, eller rettere: Fan iej'
rcoe u6en &onfurrence. 9llle Sc an,
bre Meruplaner frgb ner1lig Sfjul
for en- 1neget ltnrf @torm, iom brpo
les fort fer 0pitigningerne ifuloe fin
6e @te6. &un @llebammer gift op,
tiltro6s for at ban bab6e en- alt for
lille Ela6s for set itore Etllgb, iom
bans @aiftne freber. 3Maifinen boI0t
Jig ipepen6e so Meter pg 6e 5000
Marf, iom fdrite &remie belto6 al,
bar bans.
Derbe6 er gllebammer rpffet op
paa en- Hla6s blan6t 6e per6ensfie11o=
te Opftn6ere, og 0aniferne er blebet
geo. 1 ogIaa paa Bette Smroa6e. Me=
gen praftiif 8etp6ning faar Spfin=
0elien maaife fife = ifig11t Set 10 er
umuli9t at itge, bba6 Sen fan fdre til
= men iom ct 8ebtS for n1efaniif
|Sntlle og for gbne til at berife ober
Naturfrefterne og tage 6e1n 8rug
/ MenneIfets Sieneite bar Sen en- be-
tD6elig SsS1teresie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17
CQn0Smldn0.
&,1nbt / gmerifu.

Set banif amerifanife @tGbne poa
&rabbesbolm &giifole be6 Sfipe
9agene fra SO Muguit oil ifglge De
li6it mo6tagne 6anffe 8laoe blipe BE-
iggt at ielbe Sen 6anife &ongefamt=
lie. Song Sreoerif og 9ronning
2ouiie begiper Zig Slutningen al
6enne Maane6 paa en- &eiie til be
beit- og ngrreip6Ife 8per, Ger ifal bo=
re c. 2 Tiger. 8lan6t 6e 8per ser
ifaI beleaes er Sfibe, og &ongen og
Dronningen agter ba at gjeite &rab-
besbolm Spiifole 5. z. Mnguit, altiao
lm6er set oanif-anrerifanife @tebne.
2aubbrnssminiiter Ole &aniens
8cibg. Den of &egieringsblo6et
r&jgbenbnbn" bragte Meb6elelie ON,
at 2an6brugsn1iniiter 0le Sanlen
Sonmer bill beigge Mmerifa mooiiges
of forffielIige andre 6anife 8Iooe,
men u4iebenbabn" faitbol6er Meo6e=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17

lclicns 93igtigbeo, ifipnt Niiniiteren
ieln ifaI bape uotalt, at ban life fien-
Der set fiernelte til ben slnerifareiie
man bar traplt meb at faa bam no
paa. Ser bar forgorigt ogiaa Deret
en6el Sale ON, at SSuititsnliniiteren
ipiloe aflagge ct 8eigg / Mmerifa i
5on1n1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17

Battling 9eclion, Sen 6onlffpote
u9etb9gt" 9e9befegter, JONI / lin Stib
blep operbunoen al en- an6en geepe=
fggter og / SEN slnle6ning lengere
Gio bar leoet forbol6sbis ubenerfet,
bar otter bun6et en- 9eir, ser gap
bcm ~@bampion" =Maonet / iin @egt=
flosie. San operpan0t fornpltg See
geren @ans be0 en- Nebefomp Son
Groncisco neo nogenlun6e 2etbeo. s
II. &un6e gif Negeren til sSoroen, og
Battling" ito6 me0 Holmerne og en-
meget betp6elig Gum Henge> langt
ltgrre ems nogen bab6e bentet, ba set
par forn6leet, at Megeren bil6e iei=
ret Otter 6orlpoenoe ogter geelfon
MI at traffe fig tilbage fra Segterin=
gen ne6 en- betD0elig Gor1nue.
Battling" g2ellon eller Mattbetp
9eellon, iom bans geoon egenlig er,
bar faitet Jig ir16 paa en- 8irfiombe6,
lom man MlminbeligDe6 life gnifer
at ie en- 2an6stnan6 nbr1erfe Jig /.
9eppefegteren fan til en- pis @ra6
interesiere> men birfelig 8eun6ring
og &elpeft afpin0er bon life Sen be-
6re Del of Sanfunbet. Gil Dor
9an6smanos &os 1fal set inrioIerti6
liges, at ban bar peret 8anebrp6er
paa Bette Self, i6et ban bar babt Sill
ieftprfe NOT til at lebe ct rent 2tb
/ Sc &re6ie al @an1fun6et, iom bans
2ebebei bar fert bam meif 8erb.
ring me6, og iom giennemsaaenoe
itinfer al @biffep og &obaf, @pil og
BET iom berre ct, @aabe6 I enbber
6orm. Mlt bette far Battling" bo1ot
fig fra / Sen @ra6 en6og, at ban ! en-
@elobiografi bar nplig bar gipet til
be6ite for amerifanffe 9renge bar
funnel iige:: rsSeg bar alorig / nit
belle 2io roget, ifraaet, bruffet eller
ipi1let Sort ont Eenge, og leg ngter
beller alorig at gidre Set" San bar
tranet tit 2egeme og bol6t tit &obeo
flart. 6or iaa pi6t bar ri @runo til
at bore itolte af Battling" iom
2onosman6: San bar baIgt @ebe.
fegtning iom 6orretning og tient
Henge paa BEN, men ban bar babt
&Dgrab NOT til at bolbe Jig ubenfor
oe 2aiter, lonr bibtil bar beret oniet
for uun6goaeligt forbun6ne meo ben.
Derbeo bqr ban fore0let en- rao
6port.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17
@cianbtifabspoiten 8aibinston.

Velanotltabsp0ttet 9Sa1btn9tpn.
Gor Ell Sis ii6en9 9nleooelte &Dgter, at
GanmarfS &eprale11tont @albing-
ton, 9. g., &anunerberre 6. 8run,
pilbe blipe forflDttet5til 2onoon. 5io=
lte l1ge brtnger ct Ielegrau1 fra &ig~
benbobn en- M Me0belelie ON 0e,1ne
Sag, / bpilfen BET be06er, at Torflpt-
telien bill ftn0e 5teb til @fteraaret,
i6et 9unmarfs rnperel6e @elan0t /
2onoon, &anmerberre 8ille, til Ben
Gio bil treffe Jig llo al Oiplou1atiets
Sieneite - &ammerberre11 er abfil=
Giet oppe 70 9farene - og @on1-
merberre 8run ifol ga oflpie ban1.
9annarfS nubGreuoe @eianot sSSta-
lien, @reb Moltfe, bill blipe @elanot
/ @albington. &an er gift me6 en-
@merifanerin6e, en- 9atter al gfatba.
MEL EbaDer 8oiton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-17

Sacob q. 9}iis / &jpben1apn. Gjer-
6e Suli 9agen opbol6t sSacob 81.
&iis, ser / oenne sio beigger lit Se=
oelano, fig &jebenbapn, boor ban
bar 9@resgiait pe0 en- Seitrni66og,
iorn Sen amerifanife @eianot, 0r.
Cyan gap DagenS 9lnle6ning. @e6
6enne bleb ser 6ruffet @faaler for
Danmarfs &onge og Mnerifas 4reii-
bent, og ct &or iong begge 2onbes
Motionaliange.
st &ar Gage eftsE bapbe Wer. &iis
Nnbiens bos Sen sbaa.ife' Ronge; Der
un6erbol6t Jig mes bam en- Gines
Sio om amerifanlfe Sorbol6. &on-
gen l1btalte 9nlfet onL at Breiioent
&ooieDelt pil6e belege 9anmarf nelte
Mar efter at ban bar fratroa6t Breli=
6ente1nbe6et. 9. 9. ssSult oeltog Mer.
&tis / &ongefamiliens Saffel paa
slmalienborg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12
WAITSBURG IN LINE
WITH THE BOOSTERS

The handsome booklet ordered
several months ago by the Booster
club. of Dayton, and Improvement
club, of this city, arrived the first of
the week, and are ready for distribu-
tion by the two clubs, says the Waits
burg Times.
The booklet is gotten out by these
two commercial organizations to show
the resources and advantages of the
Touchet valley. The booklet contains
64 pages profusely illustrated inside
a neat cover i'm two cOlors.
Twenty thousand copies have been
printed and they will be distributed
throughout the eastern states among
people contemplating moving west
this fall or spring.
The Improvement club already has
received several hundred letters Of
inquiry about the Touchet valley
through our advertising in the Sunset
magazine, and copies of the booklet
will be mailed to these inquirers. The
Southern Pacific and Hartman lines
will also send out these booklets to
inquiring homeseekers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12
SCHOOL OF MATRIMONY.
Kansas Professor Would Avoid DAN
ger of DcgcnCracy.

Topeka, Kan, Sept 12.-Educators
are interested i'm the declaration made
by Professor W. Blackmar of Kansas
university that a college Of matrimony
must be established to prevent de-
generacy of the race. He also de-
clarod that the time was coming
when such a course would he offered
in the public schools.
The purpose of the school would bc
to teach men and women what they
ought to know about married life and
would be intended as a preventive of
the many unhappy marriages now re-
corded.
Prof BlaCkmar advocated a
strict physical and mental eXamina-
tion of all applicants for marriage H..
censcs and said persons afflicted with
pulmonary and mental diseases or
other dangerous maladies should not
be allowed to marry Careful selec-
tion and mating he declared neces-
sary to prevent an increase OF insan-
ity, epilepsy and crlminality.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
SPY OUT \ NEW LINE

Y. d, Williamson, II. b. Porter, OF
Porter Brothers, railroad contractors
w. F, Nelson and \. T. Hammond
were in the city last night and left to.
day for DeSchutes by auto, Mr Mel
son acting as chauffeur, says The
Dalles Chronicle.
These are the men. who. it is said,
are checking over the original sur
vey of the line up the Deschutes to
see that they are correct and to
learn If the route is such that it is
practicable for railroad. They state
frankly that they may or may not
build the line.
The surveys extend for 100 miles
south from the mouth of Deschutes
river Rights Of way have been Sc
cured for a large part Of the distance.
The line is one that commends itself
as an easy line into interior Oregon.
For the first 50 or IS miles, however.
but little business could be expected
because the road would run through
a deep canyon with scant productive
country adjacent. The men did not
state whether they belonged to the
Hin or Hartman forces.
-. -.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12

st. Paul. MINI. Sept. John
Ireland. archbishop of st. Paul, and
next to Cardinal Gibbons, perhaps
the most popular Catholic churchman
I'm America. is 20 years old today. All
day messages Of congratulation, from
all parts Of the world and from men
of every creed and nationality, have
poured in upon the aged prelate.
That the archbishop viii be ele-
waited to the cardlnalate before death
claims him is the hope of thousands
of Americans who love and admire
the simple, democratic churchman who
presides over the destinies of Cathol-
oclsm in the northwest Although
present appearances seem to indicate
that Archbishop Farley, of New York
will be the next American cardinal,
the friends Of DR. Ireland have not
lost hope.
In any event the archbishop HIM
self will not be discouraged or cast
down. He has never sought the high
honor that his friends believe he so
richly deserves, and has always
sought to prevent the bringing of any
undue influence 10 bear in his favor.
\ Varied Experience.
John ireland was born in the coun-
try whose name he bears on Septem-
Der II, 1898. He came 10 the United
states in boyhood and was educated
at the Cathedral school in this city.
later studying theology in France. He
was ordained a priest on December
81, 1861. and was chaplain of the Fifth
Minnesota regiment in the civil war.
His abilities as a scholar and theo-
logian have been given wide recog-
milton, Yale University conferring up
on him the degree of LII. d. in 1901
Archbishop Ireland is not only a
distinguished churchman, but he is
also one of the foremost citizens Of
the United states. in the broadest and
best sense OF citizenship.
Although an ecclesiastic and a de-
voted and enthusiastic adherent to
the tenets of the great religious or
ganization of which he is a member,
no man rightfully may accuse John
ireland of lack Of hympathy with
what he regards as the rational lib
ertv of modern life AS a priest he
is of necessity a profound believer in
education.
He Is also a devoted friend of free
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12
Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian church, corner COL
lege and Alta. w. l.. Van Nuys, pas
tor. Morning worship at II. Sermon,
Hunting for a Man" The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. J. r. Kno-
dell. of the Oregon Anti-Salooh
league.
The Bible school will meet at 10 a,
m. Young peoples society will join
in the union rally Of young people at
the Baptist church at 6:15 p. m.
Rev. J. V Mlligan, d. D., supern,
tcndent of Sabbath school work for
the Presbyterian church in oregon,
will be with the school aot the morn
ing hour and will preach in the even
ing at 1870 on "The Book we Teach" 4"
The Good Fellowship club will hold a
short meeting at the close of the
morning worship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12
TcmpcTancc Addresses.

Rev. James r. Knodell assistan,
superintendent Oregon Anti-Saloon
league. will give four addresses in
Pendleton tomorrow as follows: At
II a. m. in the Presbyterian church,
Hunting for a Man" At p. m. at
the Baptist church, Licensed saloons
or Blind Pigs? Not Which, but
Neither" At els p, m, at a union
young peoples rally at the Baptis,
church, How Can I Make My Life
Tell Most for God?" At 7;SO p. m,
at the Methodist church. The Trans
formation Complete"
Mr. Knodell is a most vigorous ana
entertaining speaker in presenting
arguments that are determining the
minds of the masses ON the question
hl presents ana will have large
hearing at these meetings.
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Christian Church.

Meets i'm old Episcopal church
building. 9:45 Bible school. Come.
bring your Bible. Lesson found in
fourth chapter of Galatians W. F
Taylor, superintendent At II a. m,
communion service. Afternoon and
evening services given to union meet
ing Wednesday evening, prayer
meeting. Friday evening teachers
training course. You are welcome Ia
all our services. James r Knodell
of Portland. speaks at the foilowin!
places on a subject Of interest to you.
Come and hear him: At p. m. in
Baptist church, 6:15, union young
peoples rally in Baptist church, and
at 1880 union meeting in Methodist
church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12
Churche s
Baptist Church.

Baptist church, corner Of East Alta
and johnson street. Rev Il. +.
Storey, pastor, 3O2 East Alta, Sunday
school at 10. Morning worship at II,
with sermon by Rev w. II. Bleakney,
Ph. ID.
At 3 o'clock general mass meeting
at which superintendent j. r. Kno-
dell of the state anti-saloon league,
viii address the people.
At 6:15 union service Of the
young peoples societies Of the city,
al which Mr.. Knodell will speak to
the young people. Wednesday night,
praise and prayer service. No even
ing service will be held tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND IS HONORED BY
THE WORLD

dom of the genuine sort, and his life
has been conspicuous by reason Of his
manifold and influential endeavors to
share with the masses Of the people
the religion, morality and social cap
ital Of the world. According to his
own expression, "the watchwords Of
the age are reason, education, liberty,
the amelioraton of the masses"
Strength from Sincerity.
The archmishop's strength is due
largely to his absolute sincerity. His
vigorous personality. his frankness.
his courage and his decided views on
many questions have not infrequent-
ly aroused the animosity and disin-
terestedness have never been ques-
toned
Each passing year has cleared away
some of the misconceptions which al
ways cloud the pathway Of a bold
and able man. DR.. Ireland has sue
ceeded i'm winning the profound re-
spect not only Of those who are with
him in his opinions but also of those
who disagree.
Archbishop Ireland has long been
conspicuous by his advocacy Of many
temperance movement in his church.
and the first Catholic total abstin-
ence society was organized by him
more than S5 years ago. In his see
city his infllence is manifest in
marked reduction of drunkenness i'm
the obliteration Of plague spots of
vice and in a changed atmosphere
throughout the entire community on
the temperance question. He has at
all times used all his influence both
as an ecclesiastic and as a good citi-
zen. to make intemperance disreput-
able and to restrain it by public
opinion and by wise legal restriction.
4 Forccful Speaker.
He is speaker of magnetic force
although he is in no sense an orator.
I'm the pulpit and on the rostrum he
Is direct effective, logical and always
convincing. Added to this is a gift
Of humor which comes from his race
and is indicated in his fine, homely
face-a gift which puts him at ease
with men and has contributed large
ly to his influence with them.
Perhaps his most distinguished
characteristic is what has been de-
scribed rs "a sort Of sublimated COM
mon sense" He sees things in the
large, takes small account of indi-
viduals, forgets an injury, but never
a favor, although the personality Of
the one who befriends him may pass
from his memory. This lapse is not
because he is ungrateful but rather
because he is Napoleonic in the scope
Of his vision, which sees legions go
hither and thther, but takes no note
OF the men who compose them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12
VI. T.. Church.

There will be no morning service
but the congregation will attend the
temperance service and address by j
r. Knodell at the Presbyterian church
az II O'Clock. The regular Sunday
school and Epworth league service
will be held in the forenoon and in
the evening Prof Knodell will deliver
a temperance address at this church
to which all are cordially invited. The
evening meeting at this church will be
a union temperance meeting Of all
the churches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-12

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