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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23
FALLS CITY NEWS

Capital journal Special Service)
Falls City, Orc, Oct. 23.-Mrs. Har.
ry Dempsey is visiting Mrs. A. Aurland
Mr.. Dempsey has gone to eastern Ore.
gon.
Chas. Meyer and family and Oscar
Sampson and family, who have been
residing in Dallas Temporarily, have
moved back to Falls City.
Mrs. c. L. Barnhart left Thursday
morning for Independence, where she
will reside in the future. Mr.. Barn.
hart is running butcher shop there for
the Dallas Meat company.
A. A. Wade who in company with
Charlie Coonread, went hunting hast
week, got lost and spent two days and
one night in the Sugar Loaf mountains
before he was found by Mr.. Coonread.
The school will be closed "Wednesday
Thursday and Friday of next week on
account Of the teachers institute meet
ing.
The child Of Fred Zuzer, who has
been quite sick Is reported 10 be i'm.
proving
NJ. L. Thompson and family and G. J.
Pugh went TO Portland Friday, re.
turning Sunday.
f. G. Kirkpatrick and T. +. Yoakum
Of Dallas, were in the city Wednes.
day.
A reception was given at the Pythian
Sisters lodge Wednesday night A 50
cinl time in general was had. Mrs. n
Selig delegate TO the grand lodge
rendered her report for the past year
10 the lodge.
Carl Mabery, Of Dallas, was trans
acting business here the first Of The
week.
Mrs. Sears, Of eastern Oregon, IL Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Wm Ford.
Morris Fowl, OF Airlie was in tow
Monday
The child Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W
Davis, who has been very III for s0mt
time. died Wednesday morning Of
pneumonia. Burial was made in III,
city cemetery Thursday afternoon.
A. Ludwig detective was In the cit'
this week in the pursuit Of a erimina
that he had traced 20 this city. Tb'
last seen OF him whs that he was still
on the scent in the rear Of saloor
drinking 10 the health Of the crowd
probably getting warmed into the con
fidenee Of the fugitive
Jim Atwater, Of Airlle, who wa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23
WORK ON
alaska RAILROAD
Secretary Planning To Con-
tinue Work During Winter
VIII Guard Leases

Washington, Oct 23.-The praetica.
bility of continuing at least part of the
work of construction on tae govern.
ment' s Alaskan railroad all through the
winter will be discussed by Chairman
William c. Edes of the Alaskan en-.
gineering commission, and Secretary
of the Interior Lane when Edes arrives
here ii few days. He is now ON his
way from Alaska.
AT that time, too, the form of coal
land lease to be permitted ON the 1oy
ernment lands will be finally approved.
Secretary Lane has been working on
this for some time, in conjunction with
his legal advisers. II is the intention
to make the leases so iron bound that
it will be impossible for large and vaIu.
able sections of this new part of the
public domain to be exploited for the
benefit of large interests in this eoun.
try.
The progress of the work on the
railroad is said at the department here
to be extremely satisfactory. The GOV.
ernment engineers have pushed ahead
so rapidly that they are now doing
work which it was originally estimated
would not be reached until next Feb.
ruary or March, The only difficulty in
the path of an all winter work program
is one of finances. The appropriations
for the railroad are running low be.
cause of the speed with which the work
has been pushed and the new ap.
preparations will not become available
until July |. Secretary Lane is now
considering way around this diff
Guilty.
The richness of the country being
tapped by the railroad is being empha
sized every day. Two gold fields have
been discovered along the right of way
One is at the Tolvovana river, about
SO miles north of Nenana, where q
definite pay streak has been located fo
a distance of four miles. Another is il
the Kantishna district, where severa
quartz claims have been taken up.
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Grant Junior High
WallOps Washington
Junior High IS to 0

Grant Junior High school trimmed
the Washington Junior High on Viii.
lamette field this morning by score
of 80 to O. The winners smashing the
line of their opponents at will and
scoring five touchdowns and one
safety. The young elevens went at it
hammer and tongs from the start off
and played the game like veterans.
Individual stars were hard to select as
every man was on his toes and the
boys went into the game to win.
The rooters in the grand stand dis.
played more "pep" to the square inch
than any other crowd that ever in.
,habited the W. U. grand stand and be.
tween halves the supporters of the
winning team serpentined, on the field
The juvenile yell leaders had trained
their followers in some lively yelIs and
the enthusiasm with which they pulled
them off might prove a good example
to some other crowds who watch games
from the same stand.
The lineup--Grant: Center, Lun.
deem; r. g., Floyd Jones; X. T., Arm.
strong; X. T., Liphart; l.. G., Abbott;
l.. r., DeBord; L. r., Secor; quarter
Towner; r. N, orloff; l.. H., Thrapp;
Full b., Jones,
Washington: Center, Gill; r. G.
Holt; r, r., Hickman; r. f., shafer;
Il. c., Moffitt; l.. r., Plummer; l.. f..
Curtley; quarter, Fraser; R. H., Crung;
l.. II. Tateman; Full, King.
Referees McClelland and Gorvesnor;
Umpire Carson.
urtley; CGrantl, andK: H
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First Congregational Church

James Elvin, pastor, Sunday school
10 o'clock, W, |. Staley, superintend,
ecnt; excellent course in practical re.
hglon for young men and young won.
en-, conducted by o. NJ. Elliott. Young
men and young women having no
church home invited to join Church
service at II O'Clock; o James Elvin will
speak on "Day Time and Night
Time - At 1880 the second illustrated
address will be delivered in the series
Of six on Europe and the War. ),
The subject will be France Music
morning and evening by chorus choir
direction of VIM. McGilchrist. Sr,
christian endeavor $3.50 p. m; Monday
evening at 7;45 Bishop VIM. Bell one
OF the most eloquent speakers on the
coast will deliver n popular lecture
free to the public on the subject $50.
eial Justice" everybody come; Thurs.
day evening service at 1880 O'Clock
Friday evening. DR.. Wlytes popular
Bible class auspices Y, NJ. G. A.
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State Library Secures
Back Files Of OregOniaII

DR.. S. c. Stone, Of this city, who mas
carefully preserved his files of the Ore
gonian for the last 90 years sold the
entire file to the state library today
which will be bound and placed in the
reference department. The Library
commission has only been in charge Of
the state library for 10 years and have
complete files from 1905. DR.. Stones
files extend back to 1895. Miss Corne.
liza Marvin, state librarian, says that
the files Of DR.. Stone have been care
fully preserved and are in excellent
condition with not single number
missing The back numbers Of the pa
pers are in constant demand at the
state library. Laid flat, they made Il
stack 2 feet high. The doctor says he
has been reading the paper for the past
40 years, but at times in the early
part. of his career let the subscription
drop
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Blind School Pupils
To Keep HaIIowe' en-

The pupils Of the Oregon State School
for the Blind, along with the other
school children of the city, are making
arrangements for their Hallowe 'en
party. These pupils enjoy their games
as well as those who are more for
tunate, and this year for their party,
the school will be divided into two
sides, called the cats and the owls,
Contest games are organized, with for.
tune telling, games, and eating apples
suspended by string from the ceiling
During the year, the pupils are permit,
ted to give several dances and occasion
al social gatherings, besides the regular
Christmas reception and the giving Of a
play at the close of the school year.
At present, 80 pupils are enrolled in
the school, about the same number as
one year ago. According to Superin.
tendent Z. T. Moores, the public knows
but little of the workings Of the school
as he frequently receives letters in
quiring as to the price of tuition and
as to how children may enter the insti-
tuition. The school for the blind is sup.
ported entirely by the state, and any
child between the ages Of six and q
years may be admitted, provided Of
good mental condition.
While the last legislature appropriat'
ed money fer the machinery for broom
making, no provision was made for
teachers and material for the work, and
for this reason, what might have been
of great value to the boys, has been
postponed. But in the practical work
of cooking, and in the actual preparing
Of meals the work has advanced this
wear aud the majority Of the 90 girls in
the schools are spending part of their
time each day in the kitchen, which is
furnished in the best approved style,
with modern conyenlences.
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DALLAS LOCAL NEWS
lCapital Journal snecial service. J


Dallas, Ore, Oct 23,-County School
superintendent and Mrs. II. G, Seymour
were Portland visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Craven, Jr., re-
turned from visit in Portland Wednrs-
day evening.
7. c. Stockwel Is in Portland this
week on business and pleasure trip.
DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Starbuck were
Portland visitors Tuesday.
Attorney II. =. Kicks, of McMinn.
lille was ra,les business visitor
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs II A Woods returned
Tuesday evening from short business
visit in Portland.
Mrs. Arthur Goode and little son
have returned to their home in Salem
after short visit at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. +. III. Morrison.
Mrs. Nancy Fowler retur d the first
of the week from visit wna relatives
in S,lom.
Mrs. koAccc Ballantyne is in Dayton
this week visiting at the home of rela.
tives. ,.
Mrs George + Gerlinger is in Port.
land this week on business.
Miss Mary Ling, of Airlie, was a
Dallas yisiyor the first Of the week.
Mrs. g. w. Stearns, of Portland, has
been visiting at the home Of Mrs. j.
NJ. Burford
Mrs. n. r. McNamnr has rented her
home on Washington street for the win.
ter aud has gone to Los Angeles to
spend the winter with relatives.
j. G. Hoyter and Judge H. II. Belt
left this week for an outing on the
SiletZ river. They expect TO be gone
several days
Mrs. Ed HINES and little daughter
are Salem visitors with relatives this
week.
I Forest Neal was a business visitor in
Monmouth ~" first Of the week.
Mrs. Richard Leighton has returned
| from several weeks visit with rela.
tiycs at crawfordville.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. j. Grant and little
son, Of Falls City, were Dallas visitors
the first Of the week.
| Mrs Rea Craven is in Portland this
week guest Of relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Meyer have
/ gone to lone, Ore, for an extended
visit at the home Of their daughter,
Mrs. Clarence w. Reynolds. Mr.. Rey.
nolds is pastor Of the Christian church
at that place
Mr. aud Mrs Frank Farmer, Of Rick.
reall, were Dallas visitors the first of
the week.
Col. and Mrs 3 u, Lawson, Of Cot.
tuOn f,rayo tgnre tu fhn atfts ne ,sa.t,
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WACoNDA.

Capital Journal Special Seryicc.)
WacOnda, Orr Oct. 23.--Mrs. Ines
May and daughter, Velma, who have
been visiting relatives in Wnsco, Ore.
gon, returned TO their home last Sat
urdhy.
Mrs. Pearl Herring, Of Portland, Wis.
tied her mother, Mrs. Eliza Keppinger,
Sunday and Monday
Mrs. NJ. Whelan and family, from
Liberty, motored down TO Waconda
Sunday and visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Savage.
Miss Vioette FELTON, arrived nome
Thursday after two weeks visit
with Miss Emma Frank, of Styton,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harrison Jones, Mr..
aud Mrs. John lmlah and Mr. and Mrs.
4. Il. DuRette and son, Cecil, sailed
for San francisco where they will make
a two weeks visit to the Panama Pa.
cific exposition.
The Waconda school opened Monday
with an enrolment OF twenty pupils.
Miss Gladys Humphreys was engaged
10 teach the school.
be held in that city for the coming two
weeks.
Lynn Elders has returned to his home
in Tacoma after short visit with Dal.
las friends.
Rea Craven has accepted a position
in the Dallas Mercantile company's
store. Mr.. Craven was formerly con.
nected with the above firm but retired
about year ago to take up the grocery
business which he recently disposed Of
10 Harry Viers.
Mrs. NJ. J. Rusk is in Falls City
this week guest Of relatives and
friends.
A. ]. Barham was Woodburn visitor
the first Of the week.
Ray Grounds Of Buena Vista, spent
several days this week with relatives
! In this city.
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Leslie M. E.

Corner Myers and South Commercial
streets, Rev. J. c. Spencer, pastor. Serv-
ices every Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock, and Sunday evening at 1870
O'Clock. Bible school Sunday morning
at 9;45 O'Clock, and Epworth League
at $3.50 p. m, Joseph Barber, superin-
tendent. Prayer meeting Thursday ev-
ening 1880 o'clock. Residents of South
Salem and visitors in the city are cor
daily invited to all these services.
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South Salem Friends

Corner Of South Commercial and
Washington streets, H. II. Pcmberton.
pastor; Bible school at 10 a. m.; ali
me classes are working to make this
rally day" as the beginning of a
new years work; a short program win
be given as the closing exercise. Il. c.
Miles, superintendent; meeting for
worship at ] a. m. this is every mem.
per day, let Us see all members and
friends who nrc able to attend; G. y.
meeting at O:3O p. M; prcaching at
'50 p. M prayer meeting Thursday
7:l5 D. m.
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ScandalOus Report
Without Foundation

1t having been learned by Council
man Macy that report was being
circulated to the effect that he was i'm.
plicated in the ticket scandal at the
state fair, he addressed the following
letter to Superintendent Jones, and the
appended official reply was received:
October %, 1915.
Mr.. W, Al Jones,
Secretary State Fair Board,
Salem, Ore.
Dear Sir:
1t has come to my ears repeatedly
that certain persons have stated that
l was implicated in the ticket scanda'
at the gate this year, and that the mat
ter was hushed-up to shield and protect
me.
+ Will you kindly advise me if my
name has been connected with sal,
scandal, or if the board has any evi
dence against me this year, or any prio
year'
Yours truly,
b. W. MACY.
Salem, Ore,
October 23, 1915.
Mr. B. W. Macy,
Salem, Ore.
Dear Sir:
Yours of the 22nd received and in re
ply to your questions will say that ther,
is no evidence in this office that yol
were connected in any way with tn,
ticket.gate scandal, which was unearth
ed during the recent state fair thi
year or any former year; and further
more that this matter has never beer
hushed up, as you suggest, by the stat
fair board TO shield or protect you o
any one else.
Trusting that this is answering you
questions satisfactorily, / am,
Yours very truly,
w. AL. JONES
Secretary. Manager
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First MethOdist Eplscopnl ohurnh

Corner State and Church streets
Richard N, Avison, minister; 9 a. m.
class meeting; 9;45 a. m. Sabbath
school, Mcssrs. Schramm and Gilkey,
superlntendents; Al a. m. morning
worship by the pastor, topic, "Sins Of
the Tongue;" 3 p. m. Mrs Geo. IT
Alden Will speak at the old peoples
home; $3.50 p, m, intermediate league
Mrs NJ. G. Lindley, superintendent
0i3o p, m, Epworth League, Miss Eva
scott, president; 1880 p, m. evening
worship, sermon by the pastor, topic
The Garment of God; :" music by The
chorus choir, both morning and even.
ing, under the direction of DIR. f. w
Chase.
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THE MARKETS


Although the wheat market in Port
land is showing signs of weakness, local
prices still hold at So cents.
Eggs are scarce and bringing 33 cents
cash and 35 cents in trade. Poultry is
still weak, with the highest price at II
cents.
Sugar is on an upward movement,
with quotations today at $6.25 and $6.-
40. Flour also is gradually climbing
to a higher level, with prices today at
an advance Of 10 cents over Yesterday.
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Retail Price
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Portland, Or, Oct. 23--Wheat--Club
90@92c; Bmestom 92la@9ic.
Oats.-No. White Feed $24M25.
Barley--Brewing $27.50@29j Feed
$26.50M27.50.
Hogs-Best Live $7M7,l0.
Prime Steers SG.35M6.50.
Fancy Cows $l.70@475.
Calves $70750,
Spring Lambs 1925
Bntter--City Creamery 3llAe.
Eggs--Seleeted Local Tx. 43@44c.
Hens l3hMlic.
Broilers l8c.
Geese Sc.
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First preshHtnrian.

The pastor, Carl H. Elliott will speak
on "Amos, the Prophet Of Righteous
ness" in the morning, this being the
second monthly sermon on Prophets Of
Israel. " The subject of the sermon
to the Junior Congregation will be
"God s Plumbline." In the evening the
subject is "Secking Truth and Hear
ing Jesus Voice. The chorus choir
sings at both services, Sunday school
at 9:5 q. m.
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AsoRule ourWantAds,
BIrl8iutthereSlltsyUuWat
TruC1e to-morruwandsee,
Observation-Disclosures! 3!
FOR INTERIOR PAINTING,
VARNISHING, ETC.

we have every requisite ready to use
m once without further mixing. Our
pa;uts are selected for their quality
and durability. They are free running
and smooth laying, thus rendering theiI
use easy. We shall be glad to advise
Won as TO the best for your plans.
We have the largest stock Of Brushes
In Salem. Our prices are the lowest
Also Lumber. Builders Supplies, Hard
ware. Nails, Roofing aud Fence Posts
Give us a trial.
THE CAPITAL LUMBER co.
$40 50. Twelfth ST. Phone a0u
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First Christian Church

Corner High and Center, f. T. Por.
ter, minister; GAS a. m. Bible school,
Dr. H. c. Epley, director; special music
every Sunday by orchestra; IL a. IN.
worship and sermon, subject Relation
Of Minister and Church," $3.50 p. m.
c, f., fine work in the society, visit
it; 1880 p. m. sermon, subject, "Chris-
tianity Adapted to MANI" orchestra at
evening service.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist

Sunday services are held at 440 Che
meketa street, at Il Il. M, aud s D.
m. Subject of Bible lesson "Proba
tion after Death" Sunday school at
9S45 a. M. Wednesday evening testi.
monial meeting at O'Clock: reading
room in the Hubbard building, suite
SO3, and is open every day, except
Sundays and holidays, from ll:45 a.
m. to p. M; all are welcome to our
services and invited to visit our read,
ing room.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
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y suit for divorce has been filed
in the circuit court by Charles A. Gantz
against Elizabeth Gantz. The couple
were married in Montana in January.
19l, and have one child, LLOYD CAN'T,
aged one year The plaintiff alleges
that his wife refused to come to Oregon
with him and that she returned to the
home of her parents with the child. He
asks a decree of absolute divorce on
the grounds of desertion and also that
the child remain in the custody of the
mother. Carey +. Martin is attorney
for the plaintiff.
County School Superintendent w. NJ
Smith and Supervisor Druilette went to
Mt. Angel today to attend the poultry
fruit corn and educational exhibit
which is being held in Mt. Angel. TIL,
Mt. Angel fair association has aroused
lively interest in their local fair this
year and it shows a vast improvement
over the first one which was held las
year.
An inventory and appraisement has
been filed in the probate court in the
matter of the estate of Thomas Fuchs
deceased. The appraisement of the cs
tate sets forth two notes aggregatine
Sl,7O0 as the personal property of the
deceased. The appraisers were Frank
Kroneberg, Paul Kronebcrg and CelinC
Fuchs. P. S. Fuchs is executor.
A marriage license was issued to-
day by the county clerk to Chester B
Fraser, sheet metal worker of thi.
city, and Alice Viola Fisher, trained
nurse also of Salem. Lewis Raymond
/ Sawyer, a carpenter of Gervais, and
Edith Beer, of Gervais, likewise secured
a glory ticket from the county clerk.
In the case of Z. ]. Bulgin and w. Il
Bulgin, his wife, against c. C. Polk anC
others Judge Bulgin overruled the de
murrer and gave the defendant 10 day,
to answer. A demurrer was also over
ruled in the case of w. H. Morgan
against John Ruble and William vii
kins.
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united Eyangelical chnrch

North Cottage street, between Cen.
Ter aud Marion. A. A. Winter, minis.
ter 10 a. m. Sunday school, Mr. A..
A. Flesher, superintendent; il a. m.
sermon by pastor, elijah Taken Tn
Into Heaven" the fourth Of series;
= p M junior endeavor, leaders Mrs.
Harvey and Miss Remington; gao n
M young peoples meeting Mr. s. p.
MGCracken, leader, topic "Capturinp
Politics for Cod" 1880 p. m. sermon by
Rev 5. s. Mumey, presiding elder, FOL.
lowed by the regular quarterly com.
munion service; Thursday evening.
ma week prayer meeting; members
expected to be present public cordially
invited to these services.
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Salem Mission

Corner Center and Commercial streets
upstairs, D. N, McInturff, d. d., past.
or; preaching at 3 and s; prayer meet.
ing before the evening service for
thirty minutes, General prayer meet.
ing on Wednesday evening, You are
most cordially invited to all these
meetings. Meet me at the Salem Mis-.
sion,
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Highland Friends Church

Corner Highland and Elm streets;
our Sabbath school begins promptly
at lO a. M; Earl Pruitt, superintend
ent; meetings for worship IL a. m. and
1880 p. M; christian endeavor 6:l5 n.
M; prayer meeting Thursday 1880 D.
m. Josephine Hockett, pastor, phone
1865
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3ii IL Court street. Sunday knee.
drill 7 n. M; holiness meeting II a.
M; praise meeting 3 p. M; Y. =. l..
meeting G;l5 p. NJ; salvation meeting
1;45 p. nj wecknight services every
night except Monday and Thursday.
All welcome. Capt and Mrs. Kelso.
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Unitarian Church

Corner Chemeketa and Cottage street
Richard T. fischer, minister; Sunday
school at ten o'clock, Miss Ethel
Fletcher superintendent; services AZ
eleven o'clock( no evening service
subject "Salyation Of Character:" 4"
music by Mrs. D. Tower Mrs. Walter
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ohsmeketa street Evangelieal ohurch

Corner seventeenth aud Chemeketa
streets, Rev. G. W. Plumer, pastor;
Sunday school 10 a, m, c. T. Doty,
superintendent; DR.. James Lisle will
preach at | a. M; young peoples al
lance $3.50 p. M; sermon by the pas.
tor 1880 p. M, subject "Forsaking
Jesus
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Lutheran Church

East State and Eighteenth streets,
George Koehler pastor; Sunday school
at 10 O'Clock; o divine service at l0;30
a. M; Luther league 6:I5 p. M; even
ing service in English at 1880 p. m.
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Commons Mission.

No, 2ll State street. j. d. Cook
speaks at p. M. On Tuesday night
Rev. w, j. johnson speaks and on Fri
day Rev, b, w. Shaver at 1880 p, m.
j. d. Cook, superintendent.
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81. Paul,s Episeopal Church

Robert $. Gill rector, Holy com.
munion 1870 a. M; mathis and address
Ii a. M; evensong and address 1880 p
M; Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
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Church Of God.

At the Church Of God, Fairgrounds
road, North Salem, Miss Ethel viii
liams, Of Canada, win speak. Services
at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. All are cor.
dially invited.
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Denton, organist; all friends of liberal
religion and Of progressive thought are
cordially invited TO our esrvices.
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Free Methodist

No. 1928 North Winter street. Sun.
DAY services; Sabbath school 9:45.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 7;45 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:45 p. m.
W. J. Johnston, pastor.