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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
BALDWIN IN
HIS BIPLA
American a Factor in
the Speed Elimination
Trials

hclmont Park. y. Y. oct 25.-Rc-
'oIu'DfealinE alghts and sploudld ac.
,,'i speeiaclcs on tho third dny OF
iue International aviation mcct bcrc
''u popular interest lu the biz
, vi tnc ycur and favorable
'1'n'l prospects This morning made
oanle that blk crowds would
VN nand TO witness The program
vi 'ne Afternoon. There wns scarce
more than suggestion of "a
Ui'et' 10 ihc early hours and Tho
eisht ioE That hung over tbr 6old
pr"sagcd a calm dav
tohn u. Mo.ssant was c,ncc,rd 10
DO O. factor 10 the dav-s eyi,r b,,
ing worked all night ana co-S,tS,cd
his repairs on hiB paesenq., -,
l.e blcrioi which waa badly smast.d
sunday ~ '-' y u
Besides me hourly distance aud o.,
utndc. daily duration apd fae,.-.,
Night competitions. there Vas 40 ia,
DE- niEht ON the program ip ,btch
was expected that some OF tho o,b
aFmiors would try 10 excel tho ,.~-
NSAfrs Tor the American nltitugc-ro.
cord made by j. Armstrong Dr,,.i
yesterday iu bis upward nirbt -
mar ot 7lo5 feet Another fesi,--
Tie prorram WA a cro-r.r-urt- n,
lisht s"t f1r p. m
captain Thomas Baldwin. IN Dis
see Hplanc. The Red hug Wa. an,
~ a trial spin thls m0rrfD. ,.s
oaac half . dozen olrcrlts of the qeid
speed that viii make HIN = flr'
~ IN the elimination trials Tberc
~ 2 dead calm. The aviator msdo
~e hrH round. q distance OF 81
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
SEN [ EN- &C D
BY POLICE
JUDGE

II was not possible Tor Charles Toro
TO satisfactorily explain 10 the police
court This morning why he was found
in the Alley. between and 3 o'clock.
Sunday morning. cndeavorlng 10 sell -
womans coat Failing In his effort,
TOro was lined S. or five DAYS.
Al the time the man was arrested.
he was intoxicated and had a femin-
Inc coat on his arm which he Was OF
ferins for sale When the arTesting
officer asked him where he obtained
the garment, ne stated that a stranger
had given II TO him with Instructions
TO sell Il and bring him back the
money, when he would be given twen-
ty-nvc cents as commission on tho
sale
The Judge. In sentencing the man,
stated that be did not believe In sales
men working al such late hours as Il
was not fair TO The other merchants
OF the city.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
CELEBRATES
At EIGH 7 Y
BeIva A. LockWoodFe eeIs
as Young Now as When
She Was 2S

Washington, Oct 26.- -Bclya A. Lock
wood, lawyer. suffragist and twice
candidate for the presidency or the
United States and one of the best
known women in this country. ycster.
day celebrated her eightieth birthday.
I've never had an eiGhueth birth
Gay before, and III neyer have another
so | decided TO take q day off and
have birthday cake she said.
Mrs. Lockwood says, that so far as
sbo knows there Is not any difference
IA being eighty and in being twenty
eight
Il am as strong Suffragist now as
] ever was. said Mrs Lockwood.
"Woman's suffrage Is bound to come
IA America and YOU viii live to see
the truth of my prophecy"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
WORLDS MARKETS
HEAVY SELLING TENDS
TO OEPRESS STOCKS

New York. oct 25.-The opening
dealings in stocks today showed evi.
dence OF continued selling 10 realize
profits and declines were general.
Prices were brought back TO yester-
days close by the demand that de-
Ncloped AT the lower level. Heavy
offerings then appeared which sent
prices down again 70 the low point
In many cases, after which they hard
ened again.
Rock Island. preferred. sold nt Ga
u. a decline OF IA. Utah Copper
and Tennessee Copper declined l. The
market showed some resistance to
selling for foreign account which was
In considerable volume during the
first hour Federal Mining, preferred.
declined ! u and American Linseed
OIL, preferred J.
Bonds were irregular.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
AesuyiuS Bursts Through an Old Crater, a
Tornado Sweeps the Land, Streams of
Mud Appear and Lightning StreakS
the Heavens IAN Unknown
Number of Lives Lost

Naples. Oct. 25.-Thc beautiful
coasts OF tho hay OF Naples and tho
Gulf OF Salcruo and the islands OF
hchla and PrUcida have been dcvns-
nied by a peculiar combination Of
a. elements. The exact number OF
Victims has not been learned. but $50
persons are said 20 have been killed.
Tho monetary loss Is great.
The disaster appears TO have come
IN the form OF a tornado. having three
centers. the first over the island OF
Ischin, the second over the town OF
Torre del Greco, on tho east coast
VI the bay OF Naples. and the third
sweeping the Gulf OF Saleuo.
Accompanying the winds were a
cloudburst, q udal wave and n violent
eruption Of Mount VeSuvius from q
crater suddenly opened on the summit
al the hong extinct Mount Epomeo, on
he Island OF Ischia- Ischia and the
Bdlaccnt Islands suffered most. No
Americans are reported IN the troub-
led zone. Foreigners have recently
given that section wide berth be
cause Of the cholera epidemic
Throughout the night much confus-
Ion existed. as the failure OF the
electric and telegraph wires left the
territory IN darkness ana without the
means OF easy communication The
minister OF marine is az Ischia organ
iElng the relief. for which $4,000 is
already available.
The coasts OF the Minalda, which
were beautiful with their growth OF
orange. lemon and mandarin trees.
lace been ovcrrun with rivers OF mud
and ashes from Mount Vesuvius. ln
which human bodies and the carcasscs
Of animals have been discovered. The
unique high road from Sorrento to
Amalti and Salerno, formed by ter
races IN the mountain cliffs and bor-
dered With fruit trees. waE unrecognlz.
able todny. At several points land
slides have occurred.
Ncrt 70 the loss OF lfchia. the
greatest damage was done ln the
towns Of Portici. Torrc del Groco.
Beslna Amaln, Sorrento. Malri. Ra-
rcllo, Angd. Pontecagnao. Cetara and
Montecoryino.
Tpe station master on the railroad
az NietT. n milo and half west
from Salerno. Was killed by an cleo
iric shock while attempting 10 telc-
Graph the news OF the disaster to
other points
Reports from Ischia describe tho
hiuaiioo there as distressing The
famous baths OF Lucullus have been
destroyed. Al some points the lava
from Mt Epomeo ls 20 feet deep.
When the cyclone vas az IT'S height
enormous hailstones fell and huge
I'ch detached from the mountain
peaks came tumbling down.
AZ ToUc dol Greco. the roof Of 4
building was blown of and the floors.
collapsIng, carried a sailor. his wife
and child Of thirteen months into
thc cellar The woman was killed and
Tho husband. with the babe In his
~ ms escaped from the place only 10
pc drowned In the street The baby
vas rescued
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
SHOWS MORE STRENoTH

Boston. Oct 25-The local wool
market continues TO show strength
under the heavy bidding By certain
manufacturers. while prices are firm
or Worsted woods are especially
prominent. but shorts are In demand.
Sales the last fortnight are estimated
at 100000 pounds OF all grades.
Half-blood territory is generally held
at 20 cents and quite a good-sised
line Of old staple Oregon was recent
ly sold for Il l-2 cents.
A good demand is also noted In
fleece woods and considerable quan-
uty OF Ohio quartcr-blood has changed
hands at "a TO 25 cents.
Secured pulled wools are meeting
with better inquiry and the foreign
product Is also fairly active.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
KANSAS LOSES
SCHOOL CHILDREN

Topeka. Kan. Oo' ga decreasc
of more than twenty thousand in the
number OF school children Ia kRnsna
durinr the last twenty years ~ shown
by report which is being complied by
r. T Fnirchlld state suporintendcnt
of public instruction. Tho uEureE,
Acwcycr. show ara increase In the por-
ccntArc of children who are attend
ms school
in lSss Kansas bad n population OF
l.5lSE52. pih d school population az
5l1 10lo. The Figures for 1903 show a
total population of 1907 ,4St. With a
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
STRIKE MENACES
PEACE OF LISBON

Lisbon. Oct 25.-Elght thousand
freight and express wagon drivers
went on strike today. Soldiers aud
iiremen are being utilized In the Trans
portation Of the necessities OF life
The outbreak of labor trouble 10 the
capital rs considered especially uE-
fortunate at time when an effort
Ia being made TO harmonic all classes
in support Of the provisional govern
mcnt and the new republic.
A commission was named today 10
establish courts OF honor which are
designed TO replace the practice OF
dUeling
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

New York. oct 25. - Conditions
looked favorable today for the auto
match race between Barney OldAeld
and Jack Johnson.
Untavorable weather had twice
caused postponcment OF the match.
which IS for the best two iu three
heats OF Ave miles each
Both men have spent hours on the
course every day for more than a
week. and today each seemed conf
dent of q clean victory In this after.
Moons events
The suspension OF OldReld by the
auto racing authorities for making
the match with Johnson, combined
with the personalities OF the contest.
ants. tend to cause widespread In
terest, and there was every indi-
cation that. il the favorable weather
prospects OF the morning were made
good large crowd would witness
the race
Barney Oldfield easily defeated
Jack johnson in the first heat OF five
miles khich was covered in 1 minutes
and "A seconds. Oldfield was quicker
10 get away and he made every post
or the course a winning one. finishing
about quarter of a mile ahead OF
the negro
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
RAILROAD
IN Al ASKA
Trains Are Now Running
From CordoVa inland
l40 Miles

Seattle. Wash, Oct. 25.-The Cop
per River & Northwestern railway
VIII be completed from Cordova 10
kenicou, Alnsks, a distance OF 1876
miles, this year, II unusual weather
conditions do not interfere with the
plans of the constructors.
This news was brought from Alas.
ka yesterday by j. H. Young, presi.
dent OF the Alaska Steamship com.
pony. and vicepresident of the Cop.
per River railroad Mr. Young has
Just completed an inspection OF the
Morgan-GUggcnheim properties in the
north.
Trains. he said. are now running
70 the Kushulana river. a distance OF
ff9 miles
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
BRING ALONG
BROW MES,
LADIES

There will be q Halloween party
given by the school teachers at the
High school. Saturday evening. on
tho invitations just sent out each
guest is expected 10 bring along a
pillow case and "A sheet
The bids are being issued 20 all the
teachers and 10 the members OF the
school board The LADY teachers VIII
be attended by their Brownies" this
term being used on the Invitations 20
designate gentlemen guests
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
CHICAGO Livestock.

Cnttle-ReceiDts estimated at Il,
900; market steady 10 lee up; beaves
$t5SG7S0; Texas steers, S325G5,65;
western steers, S4.OJQGSO, stockers
and feeders. S42OG5.5O cows and
hcifers, $225@ 500; calves. S725G
1000.
Hogs-Receipts estimated az $1,000,
market &C lower; light. SS.75G9.35.
mixed SS.2Om9.3O; heavy, S795a9.l0;
rough. S7950S.20. good TO choice hea.
Wy, SS20qs1o; pigs, SS20@S95. bulk
OF sales. SS.250SSj.
Sheep-Reccipts estimated at i5.-
900; market steady: native, S2.756
435. western. s3.O09435: yearIlng5,
3d506 $50. lambs. native. $3.50
10. western. S5.O0d 100.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
STOCKS SOLD TO MEET
EXPENSES or RAILROAD

Chicago. Oct e5.-At tho resump-
lion or the Interstate Commerce corr
mission hearing. testimony was heard
for ono hour and "a half when nd.
Journmeut was taken Until tomorrow
The shippers being uuprcpared To
proceed with the present attention OF
their contentious against proposed
rate advances.
lu response 10 questions from Al.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
BATH=TUB TRUST
CASE IN COURT

Washington. oct. e5-Thc depart.
mcnt Of justice will begin taking tcs-
umony In the government suit
against the socallcd bath-ub trust
in PttsburE on October 3lst. before
Lindsay c. Spencer. a Baltimore at
tornev who has been appointed a spe-
cial master 10 hear the proceedings
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

New York. oct 25.-Prlme mer.
camille paper IL to per cent; sier-
ling exchange. steady. with actual bus
mess in bankers bills az S48255as4..
SssS for sixty day bills aud et S4Ss.75
for demand. Commercial bills y4s2a
S{S2 L.
Bar silver sc l-2 cents.
Mexican dollars s5 cents. Govern
rent bonds steady, railroad bonds lr-
regular
Money on call steady. Sal per cent.
ruling rate . IA per cent, closing
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

miles, In less than two minutes and
followed IL up with four flights OF
the same speed A few minutes later
Baldwin was again in the air. This
time bis machine few faster. turning
the Course several times under two
minutes. Baldwin complained that
the northeast turn near tho trees Was
Perilous. owing 20 the danger OF drift
ing into the trees
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

toncy Frank Lyon, counsel for the
commission, Comptroller Robinson. of
the Northwestern railway said that
in the fiscnl year OF 1910 tho road
spent s3looo.00o. Tho principal items
OF expense being track elevation and
the building Of the new station IN
Chicago
About S3O.000O00 worth Of stock
Wes sold" said the witness. TO meet
the expense"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Oct 25.-Cattlc. receipts.
$500. market steady. Native steers
i.75a750; cows and helfers 3.0Oa5 60;
western steers 3.55a6.75, stockers and
feeders G.00a59O. calves 325a7.O0;
bulls and stays. etc, }00a475.
Hogs-Receipts $500: market sc
lower Heavy. S.25aS.45: mixed S.35a
Si5; light S.5OaS.9O; pigs 7.50aS.5O;
bulk OF sales 630aS.50
Sheep-Receipt5, 10000. market
steady. Ycarlings. 44Oa5.25; wethers
3.40a42j. lambs 6l5a6 10
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
WILSON is TO SPEAK
IN NEW YORK STATE

Washington. oct. 25.-Secretary O
Agriculture Wilson has gone 10 Iowa,
here be win make campaign speech.
es. Lster Mr Wilson will speak Ia
the campaign az New York and prob
ably Al Cleveland
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
HORRORS OF THE CATACLYSM ON
IHE SHORES OF THE BAY OF NAPLES

school population OF 5lO.2l1. OF a de-
crease OF 21.7S3. The enrolment in
the schools In 1908 was "a per cent.
while between 1880 and 1890 II was on
~ about sixty per cent
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
COlOred Prize Fighter FlOOred for the Count
in Attempting to Down Barney Old
field=-=First Five Miles Was an
Easy Victory for the
White Man

Sheepshead Bay, oct. 25.-Baney
Oldneld. the automobile driver. easily
defeated Jack Johnson. the heavy
weight champion PugllIst in a five
mile automobile race here this after.
noon, Old6ield won the first two
heats or the contest, making a third
heat unnecessary Olddeld won the
first heat with a lead of a quarter OF
n mile. covering the distance in 4 min
utes and I seconds and in the second
heat lead Johnson at the finish fifty
yards The time for the second heat
was minutes Is 2-5 seconds.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
9 . o 0 0 o Q @ O O GO 0 0
SPECTACULAR PARADE
OF KENTUCKY GEESE.

o Maysyille. Ky. Oct. 25.-An un- {
G usually spectacular parade Of {
c geese was witnessed here to- {
@ day. The geese cnme from the 6
O mountains Of eastern Ken {
@ tucly and wcrc lurod through {
O the streets by n man dropping
O corn.
@ The birds were unloaded from 6
G n car In the Louisville & Nash G
Q Vile railroad after making the
9 night hideous with their noise c
0 Four thousand were In the flock c
o when the train started from east c
Q en Kentucky. but several hun. c
O drcd died from Oyercrowding G
O while in transit. C
O The geese were taken 10 n c
0 farm six miles from here. TO be @
9 fattcned for the eastern mar c
c kots. G
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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
Chicago CIose.

Chicago. Oct. 5-Wheat-Dcc. %
"a May % l-Sa1-i.
C0rn-Dec. 10 G-4: May - IA.
Oats-Dec. 30 rs. May - ~.
POrk-Jan. 1920. May 1916.
Lard Oct 1907 IL, Nov. ll.57 l-2.
Ribs-Oct. &c l-2.
Barlcy-Cash 55a7i.
Timothy 750a9.O0.
Cloyer-12 0Oa14.26.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
Metal Market.

New York, oct 25-Standard COP
per. quiet: spot l2Ajal2.5O; Dec 1285
0l2.G5-
LeaJ-Quict. 440ai85.
Silycr-J6 Is
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
JOHNSON is DEFEATED WHEN HF
MEETS BETTER MAN THAN JEFFRIES

work probably goes unchallenged.
Corot turned out not more than 5000
canvasses In his lifetime. I suppose
there arc fully 10000 supposed Corot
copies now in existence, and good
many have come 10 this country.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

bid g 1-2 per cent; offered at Si
per cent
Time loans fairly strong; for sixty
days l-iai Il per cent; for ninety
Gays ! 3-4a5 per cent; FOR six months
4 5-SaS-4 per cent.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
SUGAR and Coffce

New York, Oct 25.-Raw sugar.
steady. muscoyado, 50 test 337; cen
trifugal 90 test. 3S7. molasses sugar.
So test. 3l2. Refined. quiet: crushed
$50; granulated $50. powdered 49O.
Coffee-Spot, quiet
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
0 o G O c O O 0 O @ @ 0 O O
GARMENT WORKERS

o Chicago. Oct 25.-With 15.- {
O 600 garment workers on a strike. {
@ the police force about all tho {
@ shops affected has been material {
@ u strengthened {
o Thomas A Riokeu. interua- {
@ tional president of tho United {
Q Garment Workers OF America. Z
o has arrived In the city 10 di- {
O roct plans for a walk-out OF c
O 10000 more before the end 81 c
o the week. unless q settlement of Q
o the dimculties Is brought about c
Q before thar time @
o
o 0 @ o 0 Q O O o O @ o o O o o
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
Chicaoo Produce

Chicago. oct % Butter. steady:
creamery 3ia39. d0iries 23a27.
Eggs-Steady; nrsts p -: prime
firsts 20 IL
Checse-Steady. Young Amer
icas l. II.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
o 0 0 0 o O O O @ O @ o 0 O
ANOTHER AIR-MAN
LOSES HIS LIFE

Magdenburg. Oct 25.-Lieut
Monte fell with Wright aero
plane today and was killed.
The air-man was gliding TO
the earth when he started his
motor. The strain caused the
machine TO turn turtle. II
crashed 10 the ground. carry.
ing tho lieutenant beneath IT,
The aeroplane was smashed TO
bits.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE GENERALLY
FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
statesmen PLAN FOR
THEIR CONVENTION
Sixteen Hundred Delegates to
Meet i'm Oakland

OAKLAND. Oct. 22-Although the
next meeting of the grand council of
the jurisdiction of California and Ari-
zona of the United Commercial Trav-
elers of America will not convene in
Oakland until next May, the Oakland
council Is busy in preparation. A dele
cation visited the meeting of the
progress and prosperity committee of
the. chamber of commerce yesterday to
confer as to the ways az. means for
making the convention a Gdccess and to
advertise Oakland.
No financial assistance was asked for
by the delegation. but the businessmen
were urged to do their best to welcome
the delegates from the cities of Cali
fornia and Arizona and to show them
the city. About 1900 delegates are ex-
pected at the convention.
The committee on ways and means
of the local council to prepare for the
convention consists of the following
G. H Morrel G. E. Schmidt and J. II. Brill
of the program committee: q. A. Nissen. W. e.
Snow and G. A. Now of the finance committee;
r. n. Holmes. Charles Nurnberger and Fred G.
Koeber of the publicity committee; A Clints-
MAJ. A. r. Stevens W. J. Lehreux and B.. F.
Heastand of the entertainment committee; w K
Hicks. B. T. Baker and W. G. Hamilton of the
decorations committee. with A. c. Swalley as
chairman of the committee of the whole
Oakland was selected as the conven-
tion city through the efforts of Oak
land council No. 394. which was or
ganized two years ago. 1t has 127
members. It's officers are:
Senior counsel. A. G. Swalley; past counsel.
G. H Morrell: junior counsel, J. H. Brill; sec
c. P. Specs; page, Floyd r. Gray; sentinel, Rex
Morrison
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
PATIENTS SAVED
BY BRAVE NURSES
Heroic Attendants Avert Calam-
ity by Rescuing Invalids
from Blazing Hospital

OAKLAND, Oct. 22-Many patients,
some of whom had just undergone
critical operations, were threatened by
fire which broke out this morning at
6:45 o'clock in the Nauheim sanatorium
at 40 Twenty-eighth street That
there were no fatalities was due to the
brave and prompt work of the nurses
employed by the institution, who
groped their way through smoke filed
of safety. They We're assisted by the
nurses and attendants of Providence
hospital, who had rushed to the scene
from. their own institution several
blocks away.
The fire started from an oil furnace
located in a separate structure which
heats the main building. Too large a
flow of oil to feed the fame had been
turned on, The fire spread to the east
wing of the hospital, where most OF
the patients were.
Miss Penland, head nurse, ordered the
attendants to rescue the patients. The
nurses remained faithfully at their task
and with the aid of the Providence hos
pital attendants. all the invalids were
removed to private dwellings across
the street Conspicuous among those
who took part in the rescue work were
Misses Penland. Minnie Peterson, Pearl
Peterson. H. Jones, Hattie Robinson
and Gertrude Bust.
The loss by fire and water was estf-
mated at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
MEMS BROTHERHOOD
WILL GIVE DINNER
National Bank Examiner Morris
to Deliver Address

OAKLAND, Oct. 22.-The October
meeting of the First Presbyterian
church mems brotherhood will be held
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock. when
H. n. Morris, national bank examiner.
will deliver an address on Ranking
from a Bank Examiners Viewpoint" :"
Dinner will be served.
Rev. Samuel A. Moffett. D. D., of
Pyeng Yang, Korea, will deliver an
address Sunday morning at the First
Presbyterian church on "a Mes
sage from Korea At evening
services. Rev. W. S. Holt, D. D., of
Portland, Ore, will speak on The Pa
cific Coast and the non-Christian
work
Rev. A. C. Bane, D. D., superintendent
of the antisaloon league. will deliver
address Sunday evening at the
Twenty-third avenue Baptist church
Rev. S. w. Stedman. a noted mis-
sionary from Japan, will address the
young peoples meeting Sunday even
ing at e:3s o'clock at the First Baptist
church.
Rev. Charles r. Brown. pastor of the
First Congregational church, will
preach Sunday morning on The Second
Coming of Christ" THE House of
Dreams" will be his subject for evening
discourse.
Modern Pharisaism" will be the sub
iect of Rev. George W. Whites sermon
Sunday morning at the First Methodist
church. He will preach in the evening
on The Things That Matter
Rev. H. ]. Vosburgh, D. D., pastor of
the First Baptist church. will preach
Sunday morning on The Universal
Humanity