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Welcome Extended Glass Prophecy,
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The class day exercises at the Business
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the largest audience ever present at a
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ticn, while the addresses, poems and proph-
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sidered of unusual excellence. Not only
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graduates. 1t Is said the frog had special
significance for the students. The identity
OF the perpetrators Of the joke has not been
disclosed.
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Date ~ nrHi psblisatieu, sepiesltrf ~Itn.
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saER THE BAD ACTOR

A. apparent that George
interest certain
mnes ; a rom infinite wisdom
called BY the president 10
lie misses
a WERE NOT SUCH RAD ACTOR He is
solemn when he funny he funny when he Is solemn
hara to q
Mr. roosevelt voiced almost
srowfng intelerabe and that
require that both parties to the
labor leaders promptly
matter arhyrs'on
president Raer
hoter kept BY the desk
a police station.
and
He said shameful and iatsisd that
would be awessnsss mining population Of ise
beside and idrvn.I THERE WERE No STRIKE
the coal
Importation Of labor from the dregs South
have been engaged
The anarchists element about
which they whnns was brought into THIS country ey hs-
In
dssfs they merely hod with
petard.
remedy
of ME AND GOD" He says Is
nufsues bat Is everyeotys
NoyANcE WHILE SWEATING OUT ITS vAruE He merely de-
government be
whole exercise restriction
monopoly hus
Insists that the government should make PET OF III lie wants 70
demands that the people whom he
should compelled lives defense of his
all due respect
WITHOUT RESFErT BAEFt u safe
who
BoTToM
before would their lives the defense Of either under
the circumstances
TEMPLE TO PRAY AND ADDRESSING THE ALMIGHTY IN
TERMS OF EASY FAMILIARITY H. SAID. = THANK THEE
IISEAr. DESCENDANT REMARKABLE PERSON
NOW PRESIDENT OF THE REA DING Road
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Is. 600.
SUMMONS FOR SERVICES b.
PUBLICATION.
The State Of Washington TO the
said Donald Angus McCasklii. de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby summoned TO ap-
near within sixty tg0l days after the
date Of the first publication Of this
summons. to-wit sixty t60l days
after the goth day OF September. fsa2
and defend the above entitled action
IN the above entitled court. and an
awer the complaint OF the plaintiff.
and serve "A copy OF your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys for
plaintiff. al their office below stated.
And IN the case OF your failure 50
to do. Judgment VIII be rendered
against you. according 10 the de-
mand OF the complaint. which has
been filed with the clerk OF said
court.
The object of the above entitled
action Ia 20 obtain a decree of
divorce, disaolving the bonds Of
matrlmony now existing between
plaintiff aud defendant upon the
ground OF failure % support for a
period Of one year last past
DATED Seattle, Washington, Sep
tember 10Th. 1909.
HBMPHRfEs q BOSTWIcK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
office and y. o. address: col -GO2 the
Mutual Life building. Seattle, King
County, washington.
Date OF first publication septem-
Der 10th, 1902.
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Theaters


king Dodo." the new comedy on-
era which comes d the Grand next
sunday Tor four nishta and AVcdnea-
day matinee with iiattsfinn indorse-
ments. win be produced by the biz
organisation which Mr. Henry w
Savage has sent out in ell itn coms
pletenere. Tbs work Is from the pros
life pens Of Frank Itixtey and Gus
taN LADDERS. ana h said Is be a much
more preten,ious work than their
previous efforts. departing entirely
from the conventianl lines Ia con-
struetlon and musical themes. The
diversified features Of the entertain
ment have been commented upon by
the press 81 New York. whore the
work Was put on for Two months at
p0ly's thcRier, and Of Chicago.
where the piece ran FOR seven
moniha during one engagement and
recently Tor elk weeks. aud many
have declared this the most impor-
tant American operate offering seen
Tor some time.
The story has 20 Do with the over
pewering desire II a decreplt old
monarch 90 drink from the fountain
~ youth. and the scope for humnr-
Gus situations and witty dialogue IL
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declared to Be OF the broade.t char
actsr.
unsteady the piecr /. pronounced
surprisingly cagchy. and there are
said to b. no less than n score %
lyrics. which produce the whistlinx
quality 60 a marked dexree.
The same east and chorus which
produced the opera Ia New York and
which i now on tour. includes Ray
Flora zabeiie. Greta Risley. MArga-
ret Mckinney. Arthur Noairy. VIM.
coriiss and Arthur Dsakun among
rs principals.
Eslaseo's Juveniles
Tomcrrow night the ifeianco-G George
Juveniles Open at the Seattle thrater
Tor a return cngaEe meut - four
nights duration. They come fresh
from what almost might bs termed
a trium phal tour OF british coiuu-
hia. Since they we're last Ia This city.
during he Elkx' carnival. they HAYS
been dntng a pached~heuse business.
The vaudeville performances given
by these clever little speciality people
- very entertaining. The singing u
Norman Stanley. wffb has an IN
usually rich baritone xoice Tor one 20
young - especially eotumendab bic.
aH u the Violin solo work BY Misa
George. Hnt itttie kathTyn mndoubt-
edty II the altar u the shaw. she b a
contoFttnusst. ard her twists. turns
and Blenders would Essf many an
adult professional 20 shame. There
via ~ the usual Wednesday matt
nee. and popular prices vfli again
prevail during their engA cement
here.
~Ths censies's Daughter
Lovers ~ good acting and interest
ing and startling events should not
miss the last performance ~ 'fseva-
Ia At tbs Third Avenue theater to-
night. for Il viii be n ionE time b.
fore . border drama Of this charnc-
ter will be secn presenfed by such
clever artists ~ are q be found IN
fiaa Hyan's company.
Next week the Third Avenue wili
have play that IL not stranger
20 Seattle audiences. The w~<kiy en-
gafcnent VIII commences with the
matinee tomorrow.
Very lev plays Of the present DAY
have jumped irf1 aueh popularity
a. The conyici's Daughter" No
prestser story has eyes hnsn told. and
r. author has reached the fopmpsf
point II Intense heart interest sweet
ness and Whnieaorne nesa. True. II
hes complete Production - Won
derfui mechanical devices. but n u
the happy combination ~ an these
that gives the result and with cast
~ ability IN evenings entertainment
II an assured fact. Southern hornea
are noted FOR their pifturesaue ard
pretty surroundings - trees and row
ers and their air ~ home ike peace
and comfort. The curtain goes W on
just stteh a scenn-coi Gand.a Ken
lucky horne--and It's very atmosphere
seems to diffuae Itself among the en-
tire audience
THE Liborty Bella
The Liberty Bellies will be az the
Grand On Friday and Saturday ~
next week. Thi much talked 81 rnu.
aical comedy. aside from the noto-
rietY brought 10 ~ b. reason o. It's
unconventional first act. ~ said 70
contain much 81 Harry y. smiths
best music. and 70 the production
Frank Hennessy has devoted his
fyeet eaervier iu the cast are such
well known entertainers a. Nevada
iself ua Mas criie ADAMS. Gertrude
NiiHoFtou Mar f'Nahev. Percy
Leach, Harry Stuart and nifty Others.
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40 p. m: rosary and benediction.
I'D .. IN.
New Psrssh--Rev. w. J. Meta pas
tor. Services temporarily In hall on
jackson street. between Twenty
sixth and Twenty seventh avenues.
Low mass. a. m. high mass. 10 %
A. m
Church Notes
Tabernacle Haptist--At II a. IN.
Rev. l. ~. Terry OF Tacoma will
preach. - i. m. Rev. =. NJ Greg.
DRY Of Tennessee. viii oeeupy The
psziplt
To inauEarate the new church year
the ladies' Of the First Unitarian
church VII give an anniversary
banquet next Tuesday evening in the
church
Floating Christian Endeavor 81.
esety holds services on board the
British ship Paes - KfiffA lie. A.
the Wall street dock. at ) m
The Seattle Charity tFsEA-a zatlon
society holds ia sixth annual meet :
INK next Tuesday ~ sac p. m. In
THE lecture room 81 the First Pres
bytfrian church. A complimentary
nupper VIII be served BY the iaisen ~
the society. 30 that business men may
60 directly from their offices Brief
reports OF the work ~ the YEAR will
be given. followed BY the election Of
ofheers. President VIII II. Parry OF
the city council and other business
men Interested IN organized charity.
VIII speak. and E.leanor Hanson 0f
-. Paul viii deliver an address.
v. NJ q. A. Rev. ". w. esfiehriHf
formerly pastor % the Westminster
Presbyterian church will deliver
probably his last sermon IN Seattle
At tomorrow services. at =. N.
Rev. Alexander Beer. pastor Of tho
Ffrsf Free Methodist church. has re-
turned from Forest Grove. or. where
he dedicated a church last sunday
morning. ard viii occupy hia pulpit
both morning and evening tomorrow.
HIS morning subject viii be ~'rhe
Cup u Salvation" and az night. 'T-he
ates OF He'll
Special Meetings
Theosophical Society. Amanda
lodge. Ineefe II Ills Third avenue, al
>. m Subject. Law Of Rsbirsh
Determining Sex. Health. Idioey.~
Queen City Theoaophieal Society
" America. meets IN the Pioneer
block, At ) p. M "Involution and
Evolution" Jennie =, Clark.
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ron sALr-c,r-v rv.r ESTATE

ron SALE BY
II. s. TURNER a CO. i0a cherry e.
OFFICE OPEN EVENING".
$3.50.
Three lots f0Si0d each In Madison
Park addition. North Madison ID
cash. So per month. can sell one
FOR $3.50. fls raah SO per month.
$3.50.
b0xiu0 on Eleventh street ia Phin-
neg'a addition next.to city Park
lots IN this one block were sold IN
the past week only left al this
price. $40 cash. balance monthly.
sass
4 lots IN block .. f.akeVirW addition.
near car line and the University.
good terms.
tibo
Here II something 10 buy for an In
ventment; 10 lpts - fun block, Ia
State Park addition these lots lay
good and Will be worth $500 in less
than one year. In fact the way
property In selling Ia the northern
part Of the city. they are worth
that much nov. each lot u 5g&iez.
$500.
Cottage 81 rooms. stree graded ana
paid. Lis South Twenty eighth
bath. closet. city water. not and
cold water n snap: renting for ti5
per month. which pays ~ PEI cent
net. The best property In the city
offered To small investors. only
takes 500 cash.
IL. 4. TURNER 4 CO. io5 Cherry 1t.
OFFICE OPEN EVENING".
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m CHURCHES


Tomorrow marks the beginning Of
ne fourth year Of Rev. w u. ST.
mcndsf ministry o. the First Unfair
Ian church. Special services VIII be
held al IL a. m. with the anniversary
sermon treating Of what We Have
Done and What We Ought to De-
First Presbyterian Rev. NJ. A.
Matthew'S At II a m. The New
Kingdom Established. Tao , m.
Can the Liar. Thief and Murderer
United Presbyterian Rev. W. A.
Of Thnrns~ ! - p m. The saliva
tion We Need The Sabbath school
n the tent al Sixteenth and Jehn TO-
morrow commences its services at
$50 instead q $40 o. m
Battery Street ~ E---Rev. ?. r
Drake AT IL n M The Church.
lie Origin and Character.~ p. M.
~xeTipturai ConsecrHtion."
Grace NJ. E.-Eev. r. =. Glass. Al
II a. m. soul Hunger satisfied r
T:1n p. M The Law Our School
master 90 Bring lis to Christ
sit. Zion BAPTIST fc0lored) Rev.
J. G.. Mcpherson At II A. M. 1ener-
FL covenant meeting: 5 .. M. The
Garden OF SORROW
Trinity Parish Rev. n. RI. Gowen.
AT II a. m. The Problem 81 Char
ftys~ Bread Cast on this waters
Plymouth Conversational Rev.
W. III. q. Temple At IL a m. Rich
Is and Poverty" .. m. Well
Born
Taylor congregationaI--Rev. 4 L.
Woods. Al II n M. How Shall We
Value the Churches Work ?" $50
p. M Crossing the Jordan
First Chrfsffan-Rev. r. n. Ling
eufelfer. At II a. m. The Way !"
q p. M The Hidden Gospel"
Imuannei LutHeran-Rev- ~. a.
christianson- At II a M. Christ
the Forgiven
FIRST ~. P.-Rev. r. p. Revefie. At
II a. m. The Lack Of Faith Some
.. m. The FA.art's Sad Cry Al
z.se =. m. REV. RevelIe viii preach
sermon on Priests and Saints" at
the Methodist Protestant church at
Green Lake.
Roman csthoiic Nesting
Church Of Our Lady Of Good Help
Rev. y. X. Prefontaine. pastor
Low mass. 3 a. M, high mass. 10. 70
a. m: Sunday school. .. m; and
yespers and benedictson. 7 D. m.
Sacred Heart Church---Rev George
A. HiId. pastor. Low mass. a. m
and p. m. chiidren's mass, Ais
q. M: high mass and sermon. ais
.. M: Sunday school after chiIdren'H
mass: vespers. sermons and benedic-
ton at 1890 .. IA.
Church Of Immaculate Conception
REV. A. Sweere. pastor. Low mass
7.so and $3.50 a. m: high mass and
sermon. 1870 am. Sunday school.
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BITS OF GAlETY

The Misses sehram entertained u
number OF young people last evening
Ht their home, On the corner OF
Terry avenue aud Madison street
t'stta were the main feature OF the
evening.
$3.50, :. NJ. Preston and Mrs. L. N.
Cart have Issued invitations for an
homo IuUaday. october Z. at the
residence ~ Airs. Preston. on Thif-
tieth avenue,
All, and Mrs. James skinner an
nounue the engagement OF thssf
daughter Agnes Mary and ". 9.
sutton, both u this city.
The Nif Club viii sive a dancing
party Tuesday evening OF next week
IN tittle'H hail. A large humber OF
Invitations have been issued.
Monday evening IA box party COM
posed OF a about Is young people Will
be given AZ the Grand opera house Ia
honor ~ Miss Margaret Mckinney.
Miss Mckinney MAS one OF Seattis's
faxorlte young iadien and her many
friends are looking forward with
great pleasure 10 seeing her next
week Ia the King paa0 company
Mrs. Charles CoWden entertained
the ladies OF the stevens relief
Cefru No. ! yesterday afternoon al
her home ON Thomas avenue. The
afternoon Was Pleasantly spent and
dainty grfrcahmenta were served.
Mrs. Matte Il. Ameu. the depart
msnt president of the Stevens Relief
Corps No. I. aud Mrs G. kiaedornh.
a delegate. have Rune 20 Washington.
II. q. 10 attend the encampment.
Airs. q. -. coiyin gave a dinner
party last evening at her home. III
Cherry street. Covers we're laid for
ten guests.
The ladies Of the Aaccabees give
ball "Wednesday evening % next
week IN the Eika' hall Great prep
arationa are being ntade and the af-
fair 10 expected Ia he an enjoyable
one. Music will be furnished by
Naguer'a orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald NJ. f.ainE will
leave next week for Nashville. Tenn.
y here he will accept the position Of
purchasing agent for the Tennessee
Central road.
Miss Emma Fisher leaves toner
row for her home IN salt Lake city.
During the summer she has been the
guest Of her cousin. Miss Eateiie
Fisher,
The Terprienofean Club win give
grand masquerade ball Tuesday
evening. october 7. In the ArmoFY
hail. A large number Of invitations
have been issued.
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Seattle
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guaranteed ten years. Lady attenaas,,1 n q
tendance "~ a.
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NOTICE or HEARING.
In lie.
ale Of lot /. Block :. Rms County

NOTICE + hereby given that the
BOARD 81 County Commissioners OF
King County. wash. viii convene IN
their rooms III the King County
Court House. October card. 1902. at
at 2 o'clock y. H.. for the purpose OF
advienbility Of selling Lot 1. Block T.
Of the King County Addition.
parties Interested FOR or against
said sale VIII appear before this
board at said date and have a hear
Ing.
Dated this 18th day Of sept. 1902.
BOARD OF COUNTY cOAfAfIs-
SfONERs Oh KING COUNTY.
BY Geo. q. Lamping. Clerk u the
Board.
When buying articles advertised In
Thin M n.ar oa.D..I. "a ~. lIlax
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20 acres 81 land situated on a river
bottom. both electric and steam
communication. 81 acres improved
good buildings. water piped into
the buildings. large orchard. :
cows. 20 plsn. % tons hay. chick
ems. ducks. turkeys. etc; horses
and all farrninK utensils. will sell
this place Including entire stock.
etc. 1850.
A. LAWRENCE.
s0sis Second avenue.