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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
IfJohn d. Were Real Sport

money lined years which John - Rookie
passed the oil king IT'S
the dollars they aned into his
rustic bills him
rhapsody which the music sounded diseordan
duh All carefully adestcpned
tendency the primrose dalance ehoro
formed inception The Of dollars proceeded rieht
nE.
hut times change change
mutations the gnawing physical
perhaps his conceptions the world tom the
visit 81 American nominated tho
Rockefeller revealed
side richest side that tcmp the
imagination and awakrns imposing possibilities Mr. Rockefeller
laughed and ioked and made with his solemn hooking
He seemed be world quite from his bank roll
his edition hair MT Rockefeller appeared and
sky presume that this tendency
the he chief ocr 81 the universe take of aud begin
Iie he = $50
How will be before he becomes ardent
nceng pleasures the heart
dul away, should Rockefeller
baseball the enthusiasm he has for sof what
Ead sight would make the field bacher calling loudly TO
the sweating basman hit you lobster Tho things he
opens up vista
Incapable reproduction might turn his attention
football chrysaathemam bis coat lapel ribbon
hedked aud join the ssbs the students from the
colleges endowed In the racing he could
BY aud Ar and bring them together speed trial Just Tor he
fun % r. less than teoo08 woud him b. rci
eeatea the plksr which
his money or automobiles
auomoblns Yachting pinochs any
Mr. Rockefeller might gen Ike bald head beah HIGHT
a by himself o.
The band would be playing all
tedious lntermisslons lie might be happy yet"
Why let the band play. NJ Rockefeller
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Trinity Parish Church. Eighth
and James Rev A. II Gowen. rec
tor. Services AZ :. 30 a. m. II a. m.
and 7.ge D. m. Sunday school
lMatlnsl $50 A. m. Morning sub
tect. The Mother City Of the
World" evening subject. James.
the Son Of Zebedee"
The First Presbyterian Church.
corner Fourth and Spring Rev. N.
A Matthews. y. D.. pastor. Morn
Ing subject. Love" evening sub
jet. Victory"
First Church 81 Christ. Scientist.
So Sixth. between Marion aud Co
lumhla Services ~ II a. m. and
500 p m. Subject. Reality" sun
day school i2 NJ Testimonial meet
ms Wednesday evening az o'clock.
Free Reading room No. 90 and 9zf
Alaska building
First Spiritual Society. Knighta
% Pythias hail. First near Pike
Morning service AZ N o'clock. VIII
g Hodge. 81 San Diego. Cal. will
lecture At % aud Z 30 .. m. After
noon subject selected from the au-
dlenee. Evening subject. Wicked
People" Cirrles a, 30 p. m. Plat
form tests after the evening lecture
by Mrs. G G. Sweeney.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Eleventh and East Olivc-H. A. w
Young. pastor Sunday school. s;f5
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Ing team. The goal vas easy. The
hair ended Hlx % nothing and the
face Of the big fnlibark was set
mere firmly than ever.
again The battle commenced. The
horne team waa playing Hereby. The
captain. dirty and bruised. mainstay
81 the hair team. was fighting nos
as he had never fought befsre. Time
and again he MAS called and like a
hatlsfinE tam he made the distance.
yafd b. yard.
teeth set and gathering ths bah up
tightly. he ran straight for the aide
lihes, then turning back few feet
and then again atoms tho line. ae8g-
lbs this way and that On he came
dowu along the line of carriages
beth teams close a. bis heels aud
only the quarterback ahead. only
for an instant. the only time ia the
hole game did be look up as he
came close % carriage where n
bright intent face bent forward. lie
di1 net catch fhe quick words. Go.
Jack. Eois ~ b. lodged the quar-
tefbaek They caught him just II
the Rual posts and be fen headiunN.
q terrible fan. but siill tightly
clntchei IN his arms the ball lay a
foot behind the goal
The crowd went wild and yell
after yell arose until Il seefned that
the very sky shook. bat the cap
taIn's charm was broken. Some
thlnE was roaring in his head.
lie anoned his tips slightly. Tell
Tom Phillips 70 Kick Tor me. be
must make that goal Teis him he
MUST n he doaHn't~ Then
everything grew quiet and dark.
when he came 10 the crowd WAS
leaving the field IIa saw the twin
king u carriage wheels In che dis.
lance. Yes. he could walk all fiFht.
Il was only HIS head. nothing aen-
oua. lie looked appeallnfly at "a.
fellows who were helping him. They
shook their heads Phillips had miss
Cd goal
A trifie pale perhaps but with
Jaw more squafeiy set. the captain
waH waiting Tor the alil whom he
was % take 10 the banquet The
season was over. football days for
him were gone. fits team had been
good one. exceptionally good, aud
" had not failed him in the time Of
need. II had simply been outclaas-
ed. lie had looked forward to this
evening with so much pleasure. he
was to respond 20 a toast. he the
popular captain. lie had counted on
victory and Helen "A ha watched
her now coming downstairs 20 him.
the defeat was douhly bitter.
bunch OF violets. and then. rs the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

What on earth % the matter With
the womcnf
Here Is another wife winner
Geo. A Without IL said 10 have
wooed and won TOO wives.
Ne are told that WitEhuffa bus.
lest matrimonial week was the one
Ia which he married a wife a day
Il must be- easy 60 fool a woman.
Some women must be anxious fuf
husbands II they are not. WHY
no THEY MARRY MEN OF WHOM
THEY KNOW NOTHING
without could have had bat 1T
tie more than a speaking Acqualnt.
anee with May of his WiNea.
How could BE - dupe them
It's voman's inegdlnste desire fof
something or someone neW that la
at the bottom ~ such mems mat.
rimnuiai successes
All \ man has 10 do u "a dress
In the latest fashion. flafief the
women. unite bis purse strings. drop
himself into a rev field ~ nnplnek.
Ell splusiers and claim to be some
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nv CYNTHIA GRAY.

thing that be Is not. something with
an Income
let him be a stranger. ssmc0ne
new. presto. he ie the rage
II Is the man one has knorfu for
years that makes the safe haahaiL
Women have been told that
IL IN this man whose monty yea
have seen earned that maiea the
rayine husband Women hate sven
that proved.
But ia spite u all that Eumen
know and in spite OF all thcs have
besz told the old moth aud handle
game goes on.
The stranger with matrlmeny In
hla eye IL the candle women siuEie
and rich. are the moths
lust As sure rs the moths get
their wings BlnEst ~ the ctudle'a
flame. tuat 40 sure viii the tumen
Wha fiit and fiutter about strange
wife hunters get burned 20 death
Pick out a husband among the
men yan know or go without. ira
no honor and much disgrace 70 own
a handrcdth part Of a man.
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Editor The star

Editor The star
IN The Star / read an editorial
BY Dan Dean spend the Million
on Souls az Home"
Fer some time have read hia are
ilclea and have been delighted with
them. what BE- ala while the eYau-
CYCLISTS were in Seattle viii ever give
him a warm place ia mg heart
Yet in loyalty 10 tbs One Hho
made me foreign missionary.
must present r. few reasons for for
eign missions. but only q few in this
short article
FIRST and best reason. The Great
Commander gives the orders On the
great commission, Go 81 into al
the world" etc. Mark XVI ia.
n pays % obey his orders. lie
promises hundred fold more ia
fhls life and iu the life 70 come
eternal life Mark r 30.
filn promises cannot fan q helps
America financially 20 scatter the
gospel 20 all nations. F0T every
dollar invested Ia foreign missions
THERE are two dollars more made b.
the nation by commerce with the
nntionn
The reason our Christian preai-
dent Was called az in The peace can-
ference Wns that Amerlca IL the
eieading nation ths leading nation
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EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS

because she f. giving the Gospel 70
the world ard Christ is bouaT Ing ~
with great financial prosperity The
United States la arHHhief tsaay
Than the whole world Hae 80 years
nRo before foreign missions began.
n pays to be- a mIaal0aari- n is
more blassedto give thaa FOO feeeite.e
Acts ~ 30.
n We bad given china more mis-.
sion8rifs and shown more N the
true Christian spirit 60 ghlnamen al
home. We might not hage lad ouf
goods boyeottrd lu China fsdag. "a
mentioned tn The Hfaf. 0tcf 81. na0.-
600 worth Of American H80ds in the
warehouses; Of Shanghai which can.
not find @ market sz5.6e0 BOA worth
affected by the boycott This loss
al this time with r. single uafi0ni
Let christ awaken the nations ard
the nation that sends them the ras-
pei sill Wax rich b. the commefce
thereof The Lord Jesus richly re-
pays "a hundred fold There b. that
aeattereth aHd yet iucfeasefh. md
There II that withhoiaeth more than
b. meet but " tendeth 10 poverty.
Prov ~ %
CAST my bread upon the waters
and thou shalt find them after
fnHny days II pays 10 send The
gospel a. the world.
JAMES ). HAYNES.
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icy EDNA THORNTON.
tcupYfiEht 1906. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Aaaueiatian1


Copyright. 1905. by the keWapHner
Enterprise Aaaaeiatian1
She spoke slowly and rather sad
Is. All right Jack, II you wln your
game SATURDAY Il ahali be YER. n
not She heuithird ana be broke
in.
IF not. someone elise wins It's
a pretty hard decision Helrni the
game is the atiffeHt ~ the season
and.thg odds two 10 one 4galHat as
uut II that's che only way ana hard
work aua playing mean anything.
veil win"
Helen went quickly upatalrs 10
her room and as the door closed
something IKE a gasp escaped her
iipa. Oh. dearl why ala she have
% decide such troublesome aues-
tions
suddenly she got up and walked
over 60 her deak There they were.
side by side. The best two friends ~
her college life outside Of N girls.
Jack Norpolrs strong. noble face
with IT, sober eyes and careless,
handsome Fred Hamilton Il was
the usual thing for Fred 10 propose.
hut 90 have JACK ask her o. cut
Greek and Ha walking and then tell
hrr All about II iu his calm. straight
forward way she Naa too amazed
10 collect her senses.
shs knew how interested he vas
ln this. the hardest struggle Of She
season and she knew. too. how
almost hopeless e was A. captain
and undoubtedly the best player.
Jack had given hia best efforts in
the teams behalf working with the
coach almost night aud day Tor It's
success.
Zoe u long timr the girl stood
looking AZ the two pictures and then
her eyes wandered 10 the tray an
the dressing table whore lay fuo
pins. one 81 ff~d's frat. the ether
Jacks
she had refused both 81 them. hat
neither baY would take them back.
FRED only laughed the matter asida.
Iaek had Only said. n fuu don't
carr 10 wear H. iieieu. I wish you
would keep II. I'll never want any
one else wearing mp pin. I know
Saturday csme az last. a typical
football day. clear. sflil aud frosty.
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>. STAR DUST -

nuRtEsQuE SHOWS At WAR.
while peace Il calming hostile ma
isoua.
Mars lnvades the burl~aIue shows.
The paste brush and the three sheet
poster
Hold new horrors K0oinsaa knows.
Perhaps they'll FIRE At rival pro-
arHus
OHIO that's not in cans
Ana then pour IN the faEEcd
breeahes
fegiaus Of comedians.
Perhaps the kmasnus VIII rally
With a shriil. falsetto whoop-@
And blondes. their tights aligned and
t&inkiinE,
Charging on rival troupe.
Hut should displeasurs with the
warfare
To the baid-hesd row extend.
Then. a. least. the clash u slap
sticks
Happily will have 20 end
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bunch IF vioiota. on diheu nH the
hnll iiaht struck full upon hcf be-
enuRbt the Hiimmef ~ something
almost hidden IA the folds of lace
0n her dtcaaI a ntefnef lRhi efepi
into the captains dark eyes aud
bn1f une0nHHiouaiy BE- atraiRhienr1
che broad shoulders. ffe bad NOT
Thought nha would but 40. o. WnH
not the large ieNs led shield. II aaf"-
~ could not bo. set q 0aH iilf pin
fine smiled na she nHW the look,
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then quietly held out ber cont ms
him 10 hciu hrf.
aIIeieH you understood dI5n't
yoH9 The score HHH fD 6 npalnaf
uaa
nut sho aHig laughed ua af hin
na she answered aThH faain isst
but YDff played your rfHr su1 Han
diduf make any promises n the
team lost you i9ak aH thal IT,
granted YOU feuHmba sid ~
gou via Y0rH mmef@
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once there was a rooster who used
10 crow Justify every time hen laid
an egg The farmer was very proud
Of him. and nothing was too good
for the rooster He began 10 think
there would be a panic IN the proc
duea exchange II something should
happen 10 him.
In the course Of time. however. all
the hens got the pip. and kuoeHed
off laying The rooster kept on
Growing. but IN spite of his Indus
try there were no more eggs. Pin
ally the farmer said. You crow 40
much "a ever. but you DO not lay
any more eggs Therefore II n you
10 the stew pot" Saying which. the
farmer decapiiated the rooster and
stllied him forever.
This should teach us not 10 take
credit for the good works % others
when In an emergency we can not
make good
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Attention Fraternaf Orders ard

our studio u especially arranged
for large groups Of all kinds and
sizes at very moderate prices. Open
Sundays from l 20 y IN. only.
EgEan a Ericsson Studio. F.itei
TidE.. Second ana Pike. zee
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a. m. Morning service II o'clock.
Luther League 700 y. m. Nesper
service Z e. D. m.
Theosophy Queen City The0s-
optical Society tn America. Pioneer
block. A. o. L. ". hall Public
class. 2 90 .. m. The Secret Doe
trine." At 500 p m. lecture. True
Religion. By Miss Flora Frindiein.
The First spirituaiist Society u
Seattle has established 8 branch az
Ills Third avenue. - hold meetings
every Thursday evening. Lecture
and spirit messages by Mrs. Erin 81.
Chassee. associate pastor and min
iater ia charge.
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St hary's Parish-Rsy. w. J..
Meta Early mass and sermon
lchlldren's mass AZ S. 30 a m }. Sun
day school AZ $50 a m. and $50
.. m. High mass and sermon al
10 30 a m Instruction and benedic-
ton AZ 3 30 .. NJ.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue.
Masses At Goo a N. 7:30 a m. S 80
q m. aud 1880 9. IN. evening serr-
Ice al $50 D. m.
Sacred Heart Chureh-Rev. Geo.
A. Hild. At 600 a In. and 500
O. m. low mass. Z; 30 D. m. vespers.
sermon and benediction-
Church of the immaenlata Con-
ecption-Rey. A. Sweera. At T:50
and $50 n m. low mass: 10. 30
= N. high mass and sermon. Tao
D. m. benediotion
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For Style or Quality

The brooks tIo0 SDfi aud siiff
Hats can't bo beat T. n Brooks &
Co. i77i "a Ave ."
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inches and fous feet and ten inches
--chaftesian correspondence Gar
ret4tiiin Journal
i Emperor william KolnF a. fur.
nish ~ q Paramount Issue Ia ths
tariff
COT IT II THE NECK
Tho rain ~ iast Friday morning
was very acceptable ia this neck a
the woods ID - r1gur mote -
Wellington Enterprise.
% Sell me rod in fneurufsli figures
Dot iife is bud nightmare. yet.
iam 81 nod barely possibly
Dot you hat efrsiauksa a bets
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HISTORICAL FRAGMENT

4 delegation Of eNcuraionista
from Isaeedemonla called upon Do
genes.
why do You live In n tub7" ask .
ed one
so I can cvade the local option
law and have my auds." replied the
philosopher.
Taking the hint. they dropped a
nickel In the can.
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UNcLE HENRY TnINks.

An N worlds n
stage. an It's full Nv
bad actors
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The Wages OF Sin

Whatsoever soweh also shall he
This Is the law Of aiming and reaplas-
You the thing yoa
yoa you SOW
This 'imshenored law Is recently illustrated By tina,
comes New
wealthy lover college youth
family
D. found the young man IN his ws apartments In order 10
reputation the pretended
died and the
The reapiHg Of this sin IS a harvest Of misery.
young IS
live under assumed himself the
him
md
IS e reepns
has known the truth all and
woman's Hfe miserable But TIE WOMAN HERsELF
The body forever she wronssd
ttearfal
reaping) believed aud trusted her.
r. like the sowing OF weed seed
nsows-how 1t grows And ii makes all the soil
and foul
For information Of benlFhed P-t which publishes
alleged resignation
SHADE
superintendent win
trip orient With Mr. party.
fighting naku Japan. prepara-
Germany earthquakes Italy only peaceful place on
the seems to be Portsmouth
Here's oouunarum III takes Captain raubscher two weeks
find out that only saloon Of 2io is
ordinance. what's the uscs
In spite OF governments activity the beef trust s has s
the pubac's pockets.
the
season.
brought the jury n Friday
wonder If he tainted
Looks If the weather trine Tainted"
-
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The United States produces a bar
rel of salt for every four Inhabitants.
Some fresh guys haven't theirs yet.
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When a Woman
Was Referee

Irsi nH polen finished dressing, the
bell rang ana box was brought 20
her She recognized the writing On
tho outside aud her hand tfenbled
slightly na she opened H. In
teatlEatlan showed only a little
leather football about onezfoufth
the usual slxe. laced up the side ~
the proper manner. slowly she lift
Ell II from the box. Something rat
tied Inside. Yes. Il opened and
there lay an exquisite bunch 81
piolota together with a tiny note;
My Dear Helen Win a hope
that today'a football may hold as
sweet message for me aa want
this little one 10 bring % you.
Yours. JACK,
The game commenced. Gathering
ali his strength the fnllbnrk captain
kicked off, a long whlfilng kick.
sending the ball almost 10 the goal
posts. Il was returned by q bril-
liant run 10 the middle II the field.
Then the struggle began. Back and
forth the contest ragged. a puntiug
battle.
Suddenly. 30 one could toll exact
" how It happened. the brilliant 1T
tie halfbark Of the rival team tore
around the end. Assisted by mag
ulficeut Interference be got clear Of
the whole team except the quarter
back. crourhed well hack toward the
goal posts waiting for hia chance.
The captains voice rang out across
the field. Tackle laW. hold him.
There was quick lmae. bat the
brilliant hurdle ~ the speedy half
back scored five points Zoe the visit
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Only $500 For Cottage
Like This

Aeful cheap and fo-aere
tracts GA Lake Washington. the
finest lake ~ she state. We
have sold over i.spa acres 81 uur
beautiful Garden % Eden Addi-
ton she iasf Yeaf. u few days
az wili b. sold No wonder, as
SO eel aefes SO up an terms of
81 per month Some have houses
an thnfn. You niil be glad 70
set Il NJ t4no per acre before
long safnr people don't know
sou can RAISE over s40qn worth
Off Of five acres a. q. fiiliutan
sells more suburban property
ard hrina more people 20 got
homes than any five firms iu
Seattle. because ~ ta the nwn-
~ ard Heiia en- easier terms and
gives work L. hundreds ~ men
and haH done mere 70 hulld up
Seattle Than anyone else lie
has sold over $4,000 paopie their
homes here the last years
once customer. always GUS
turuef n his motto We are Heii-
Ink lots &c Atlantic city "a So
up ga TERMS Of 81 ser month
Right oa thiH side % Lake Wash 3
lnRieu aad flght on lake front
Take Washington street ear
only Scent fare hy getting book
nf tickets Get aff ne large
white store 20 Atlantic city
Twenty Haiesmen on grounds an
90 sold out. t'ree boat rides on
lake daily free TO everybody
or see e. - 1iiiimHn In Times
Hi1ck.
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CHURCHES
t++4+4+4++*+++4+

. In order 10 insure pubiica- .
. ton. church notices for Sat
. ufdaysH issue must reach The 4
. star office not later than .
. Thursday afternoon I'd .
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The Sunday schools are talking
about the regular Huptsburg
correspondence Chardon Republican.
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the Information Of the benlEhed publishes
the alleged resignation Of
Northern Mr. sade Is
st superintendent viii
make trip o with james and party
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THE MANAGER BOUNCED
SQUIRREL.

Dasinrdly Crime In PHILADELPHIA
A daafardly act OF three mea At
2 o'clock this morning caused gfest
excitement in the Episcopal hd4plI
tai. The misoreanta. In passingItht
building. stopped on the sidewalk
and. In pure deyiltry broke the
nights stiffness with three piercing
shricks 81 sMurdcrit" The mcfi
we're arrested. and we're sentenced
this morning to 10 days philadel-
phia Telegram.
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County Of King. In probate. In
the MuffgF Of the ret. -
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orss, Northern riets, Office.

Corner gnd ard Columbia eta. Low
excursion rates. sept 1911. Re-
serve your berth now. 80.
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with renewed fighting in Beku. riots IA Japan
lions Germany. earthquakes In Italy. the only peace
the map seems 10 be Portsmouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Nothing In the manual Of arms
about the cocktail. Is there7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

In spite Of activity still
hands In the public's pockets.
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Here's conundrum: IF IT takes Captain r.aubsch
to find that only saloon Of 240 is viola
ordinance. what's the usc2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

In New York burglars are adding the finishing touc
summer season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

lawyer brought the eyes jury court Friday
r II the tears we're tainted
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Saturday caue az last. typical
football day. clear. sfill aud frosty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Looks as if the weather was trlne tainted" too.