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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-01-12

ONCE stationery. the right kind, at
the OBSERVER Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
Holiday Merriment.

The holiday eason has been a very
enjoyable one for Cairo children.
numerous pleasant affairs having
been given for them the past week.
Another happy afternoon was spent
yesterday by a large company of
children when Mrs. George Farri1
of 1872 Twenty-fif h street entertained
for her daughter. Mabel.
In an amusing contest. pretty prizes
were wen by Misses Georgia Perrault
and Ethel Phillippi. masters Mercer
Woodward and Frank Miller.
Good things to eat were served in
bountiful profusion and all had the
merriest kind Of a time.
The participants were: Gladys Ed
munds. Ethel and May Champion
Dorct thy Davis Julia Por er. Mary
Alice and Ralph Carkuf. Of Charles
ton. Mo. Iona Bondurant. Frank anf
Edgar Schoembs. Roberta Roberts
Hazel and Jewel Harmed. Florenc'
SNYDER. Julia Farrin. Reba Walmer
Miriam Clendenen. Jesse Haden &c
ell Norris Virginia Hall day, KathryI
Stephens. Mea McNemer. Merce
Woodward, Allen Moore. Alfred AM
Frank DFeT. Emile FIOfilet. Frank Nil
Ter. Merle TAYLOR. Ethel Phillippi
Alice Thomps n. Vivian Rees. Ca
Aird. Alice Wood, Alma Heilig
Blanche Schlosre r. Margaret Smith
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
.BEvER!DGE BRYAN
Latter introduces Former Who Ad
dresses State Teachers q Ne
braska On Child Labor.

Lincoln. Neb Dec 2s.-Senat r.
Albert J. T-veridga addressed he
closing meeting OF che Nebraska
state Teachers association here 20
night speaking ON Schools and Ma
tions" Senator Baye.if Ee was ia.
rraducef hv VIM j. Bryan. -Nn-h.
iue.~ said ST. Bateflge. shows hos
greed fo5ears humanity as much a.
child slavery iu certain sections 1i
this country. Their jos sonnet hing
wrong with a prosperity which b. So
immense that 30 finally comes 10 fed
upon the lives Of little chHlren Men
Who make money by werI1z infants
ara making fnn much money Their
are.af a low estimate $4,000 children
under u years Of age az work 10 cot
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

Rev. J. w. Mcneil presiding elder
of the Mt. Vernon district NJ r. con.
terence announces that quarterly
meetings will be held as follows IN
Cairo and vicinity Thebes Els0
Olive Branch and Ullen, March z \
Q. 10, Ii; villa Ridge, Cairo and
Mound City March Is, 1G. II aud is,
Steelevile, Chester and Palestine %
%. "a 25; Carbonate First church,
and Murnhysboro 30 81, Grace church
and Spring Garden April / and 3.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
SOCIETY NEWS
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Mr.. ard Mrs. A. l.. Watson, Of 3l5
Twentieth street entertained inform
ally last evening complimentary to
Miss Kathryn Elliott and Miss Belle
Jefries, OF Little Rock, Ark who are
here on a holiday visit Q relatives
and friends
Music and luncheon were elements
that contributed TO very pleasant
evening for the following guests in
addition to the honorees: Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
blanchard. Miss Maud Dacres, Miss
Ada Woodbridge; Messrs Edward
Coakley. Ray Grandstaff, J. A. Griffin
Edward Strohm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
WANT MANY MEN
In the Government Civil Service and
Examinations Are Ordered to Be
Held in Cairo.

The United States Civil Seryic,
Commission announces examinations
o be held as follows;
January lG-To fiji vacancy il
the po ition Of rodman at $500 pei
Iannum Quartermas er.s Department
at Large, Boise, Idaho. and yacancie:
as they may occur in that Department
requiring similar qualifications
/ January lGl7-To fll a yaca ICY il
the position Of clerk qualified in
French. German Dutch and type
writing al 81 100 per aunum. in the
3 reau of Plant Industry Depart
menr Of Agriculture, aad similar va
cancies as hey may occur
January 22-To fiji a vacancy in
The pos ion of assistant messenger
qualified as packer At S72o per an.
mum, Bureau Of 5 andards. Depart
ment Of Commerce ana Labor, and va
cancics as they may occur in any
braach of The service requiring SINH.
lar qualifications
January 23-To fill a vacancy in
the position of yiguette engrayer. ST.,
200 per annum, Bureau Of Engraving
ana Prin ing and similar yacanc es
as they may occur
January 23-To FIJI a vacancy ia the
position Of cook lfamalel in the In
dian Service az each Of The following
named places, at the yearly salary in.
dicated and vacancies as they may
occur in any branch Of the service re-
quiring similar qualifications
Rapid City, South Dakota, $500;
Agricultural School. North Dakota.
$4S0 Zuni, New Mexico, $50; Poeca.
Okla. $3.50; For, BidweI. Cal $500;
Bena. Mimi. $500 Pima. Ar.z, $40.
Western Navajo Ariz $50 HasEell
Kas.. 5000; GreenviIIe, CAL $3.50;
Truxton Canyon. Ariz. $3.50; Western
Shoshone Ney, $3.50; Lemhi, idaho.
$500. Second Mesa, Ariz., $3.50.
January 23.-To fill two cacancies
n the position Of baker tfemale).
at $500 per annum each in he Indian
Service. one at Carson Nav and The
other at Hoopa Valley Cal and va
cancies as they may occur in any
branch Of the service requiring simi
lar qualifications
January 22-To fill positions of tar
if clerk male, al 5000 per annum
and up. depending upon experience
and ability shown. in the Interstate
Commerce Commission and similar
vacancies as hey may occur in any
branch of the service.
Jan airy 23-24-To fiji a vacancy in
The position of kindergarten. $500 per
annum. Fort Apache ArIz.. and SINH
lar vacancies as they may occur in
he Indian service.
January 23-2i-To fill a large num-
Der of existing vacancies in the posi-
tirn Of teacher male, in the Indian
service. and similar vacancies as they
may occur in that service
January 2S-At the places mention
ed, to secure eligibles from which to
make certifcation to fill vacancie, as
they may occur in the position OF stem
grapher and typewriter in the ser
vices named
Atlanta, Ga: Boston. Mass; Brook
lyn, \. Y: Chicago, m Cincinnati
O.. Denver, Colo; New Orleans, La
Philadelphia Pa St Louis. Mo; St
Paul. MINI. San Francisco, Cal:
Wa hington. d e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
Surprise Party"

Miss Jennie Scullin, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Scullin. Of lower
Walnut street, who is at home fol
the holidays from school at Floris
SAINT Mo, was given a surprise visit
by her young friends Thursday even
ing.
A happy evening was gpent by tho
children with games, refreshments be
ing served afterward.
Those attending were: Misses Ine'
Meehan. Aileen Ryan, Edna Lovett
Evelyn Barry, Flora Lattner. May
Lattner, Florence Barry. Loretta
Feith, Margaret Stapletcn, Marion
Cassiday. Julia Devlin, Minnie Gil
more: Masters Willie Ryan, Georg'
Hediger. Mason Stack Eschman Cur
ran, WEI SCHNEIDER, Emil Beno JohE
Sc Hin
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
Married al ponnola.

Married Christmas at noon at hei
homo in Dongola. Miss Kathryn
Kiest daugher of Rev and Mrs
Chas. f. Kiest, to Mr.. c. l.. Gates, o.
Seattle, Wash. who has been employ
ell for a few months as jeweler +
John A. Miller's store at Cairo. Rev
Mr.. Kiest officiated. Only RELATIVES
witnessed the ceremony The bride
was for three terms assistant princip
al Of the Dongola schools. She wen
west year ago and met Mr. Cate
She is an accomplished young lad
and has a very large circle OF friends
in Dongola and Anna They lef
Tuesday evening for a three months
stay in Cuba-Anna Talk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
THREATENING FIRE
Watehman's Shanty at Three States
Lumber Yard Destroyed
Flames Endangered Yard,

watchmans shanty located at the
edge OF the Three States Lumber
company's yards on Upper Sy amore
street caught fire las night and wa
entirely destroyed The fire itself was
incipient but endangered the sur.
rounding lumber piles
No alarm was turned in but a close
watch was kept thar the flames did
not communica 10 the lumber.
Il is thought that an overheated
stove caused the blaze There was a
report that some cars We're damaged
but this could not be substantia.ed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Favored BY Illinois State Teachers
Convention-conferenc On
Temperance With W. c.
T. u.

Springfield, H.. Dec. 2S.-Tbe State
Teachers Association today adoped a
resolution providing for q committee
to nconfer with a like committee from
the W. c. T. L. in regard 20 a change
of the law which provides for temper
ance study in schools. The conyeu-
ton also favored a two-cen- fare and
equal suffrage for women.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

ial paper of the city that all licenses
are due ana must be paid by the first
day OF January, 1907, and that no ap'
picatiou for license will be consider
cd unless accompanied by cash or
check for full amount of fee for H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
Abandoned His children.

William " Settlemoir was fined
5000 and sentenced TO 60 days in Jail
yesterday by Judge Dewey in the
county court for the abandonment Of
MS two children Beia- unable 70 give
bond in the sum Of $500 he was put
in jail. The children are at the rest
dcnce Of T. S. A. Gadbobs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
NOTICE TO LICENSEES.

Cairo. Illinois, Dec. q, 1906.
Alta special meeting of the city coun.
ELL held on the 1i'h day of December
1906 The following resolution was
adop ed.
Res wed. That the city clerk be in
st-ucted 10 publish notice in the otic
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
Chests for Brides.

II was customary for the marriage
able maidens OF old times to have
their chests in preparation, storing
them with the linen that they spun
with their own hands. Cypress chests
were preferred for this purpose. as be-
ing less liable TO the ingasiols o. the
ds-+-oving moth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
Sustained Broken Arm.

Eugene Ellis. little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. f. Ellis. Of 1915 aWlnut street
fell from a bicycle late yesterday al,
ternoon ana broke his Jeff arm be-
tween the wrist and elbow Dr. ".
F. Grinstead and DR.. James McManus
attended the case, reducing the frac-
ture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
Team Ran Away.

A team of horses belonging to the
Z. Brcher Packing company, hitched
TO a large wagon ran away yesterday
morninc demolisning The wagon, a
part Of which was left in the street mt
Twenty.fifh street and Commercial
avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
LODGE ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
SYCAMORE CAMP NO. 18, WOOD
MEN or THE WORLD HELD
ANNUAL ELECTION
LAST NIGHT.

Sycamore Camp No. is, Woodmer
Of the World held the annual cleo
ton of officers last night as follows
Council COMMUNICATIONS Gil
more.
Vice Lieutenant. " Hodge
Banker W. Alien.
Clerk-Lee Harrison.
Escort--B. B. Burke.
Watchman-FTank lnce
Seutry-T. J. Pyle.
physician-Dr n. o Greer
These officers will be installed he
second Monday in January
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
WOmdn'S
Health

Every woman may be attract
i've. Bright eyes, pink cheeks
and red lips are her nature
given right \ saliow skin. lack
II animation. low spirits and
weak nerves may be avoided by
the Use Of Bcccham's Pills. a
remedy that well deserves the
confidence OF every woman
Again and again they have
proved o. be invaluable atthose
recurring times when so many
women feel de5ilitatcd and SUI
fer from nervousness. headache
and depression. 1t is wonderful
the way these pills assist Nature
and relieve the suffering.
Every woman who values
health and good looks should
become a user Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
Ten Pound Boy.

Mr.. and Mrs G. r Crandall, Of PIG
Twentyhrt street rejoice over the
birth Of a fine son The family re.
moved here recently from ST. Leuis.
Mr.. Crandal Is with Wood & Ben
nett Grocery Company
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Ladies' Aid Society.

The Ladies' Aaid Society Of the
Calvary Baptist church met yesterday
afternoon ut the resdeace Of Mrs,
Thomas Richardson 232 Eighteenth
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

Judge o A. flarker aud son Atsr'
ney George NJ. flarker were III inc
city yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

To have your Advertisement read
by the greatest number OF people II
INST snnAsr In Tee RulIs&ln-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

OF Villa Ridge, Georgia Pcrrault, Alice
Byrne, Ruth Pennehaker, Bouah
Davis, Russell Haden, Ida Barter
Winifred Hodge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

ccnse applied for,
h. A. HATCHER,
City Clerk
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

Miss Corneia Smith of Vienna, IS
tae guest of her aunt MISS Cofdeiia
Bozman, of Sixth street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

alone with an infant in care fer she
100, began to year- for the days
which promised never To- return again.
The rogal couple mo rned in secret
and as he months passed the love
that once bound them together by
the immu,able law Of attraction. be-
gan to draw them together again as if
had in the pas.
The princess lived for The great
part Of her time after her separation
from Girnn in the Isle Of Wight ana ID
was here shat ME tittle Princess Anna
Monica has speu The first few years
of heg life. which threatens 70 end ia
cloister- she PLAYED the childish
games with he children Of the neigh
horhood to whom the distinctions Of
class and caste are unknown.
Mourned For Wife.
Meanwhile the king OF Saxony re-
ceived almost daily news Of his form
or wife and her child II was Oh erv-
ed hat be became fretfm whenever
an expected courier failed TO appear
according TO schedule. and, weeping,
he often shut himself mp and lived
recIuse in his magnificent palace
There was something lacking and #
was whispered about the court that
his something was the magnetic per
sanaIi'y Of the Grown Princess
Negotiations Long Pending.
Negotiations for q reconciliation Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

John b. Shea, Jr., and family Of St.
Louis are visiting the former par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shea.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

Mrs. Edwin Halliday continues
very III al her home in Park Place
North.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

Jervis Hickcox went to Willard on
q hunting trip yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
KING OF SAXONY
Offers TO Receive Back His Divorces
Wife II She viii Send Her
Child 10 Nunnery.

Berlin. Dec 2S.-The offer made by
he King Of Saxonv TO receive back
his divorced wife on condition that
She consent 10 her threeyoaroli
child becoming a nun when the infau
arrives AT suitable age 10 take the
veil. has reused q storm of udigna.
tirn throughout Europe That The
king should consien The pretty little
Princess An-a Monica 20 such "a fate
is provoking no end Of criticism OF
the poJentate. who is termed cruel
and heartlcsi hy turns BIS the women
in co-rt circles in Germany.
That the sins Of he mother should
be visited upon an innocent child
rouses the deepest Indignation and
The hope is expressed that Louise wit
think more Of the welfare of her chilli
chan Of her own social career. What
action the Princess win take regard
ing her roval husbands offer has not
yet been disclosed bur 60 is expected
thar 10 be taken back into fbe king.
good praces she wili sacrifice Boz.
child.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29
PERSONAL NOTES

JervIs Eiclscox went TO Willard OF
q hunting trip yesterday
Mrs. Edwin Halliday continues
very IN al her home in Park Place
North.
Judge o A. flarker aud son, Atsr
ney George NJ, fIarker were in the
city yesterday
Miss Cornelia Smith, of Vienna, IS
The guest of her aunt Miss Cordelia
Bozman, of Sixth street,
John B. Shea, Jr.. and family, Of st.
Louis are visiting The former par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Shea.
Miss Margaret Human will go TO
Anna today to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hnmaa, for a few
days.
~. -. EHIu '+llu ldHi''' W 49, ''N II
arc The guests of his parents, Mi ana
Mrs. John y. Shea. and his sister
Mrs. W f Simon.
Mrs. ]. W While, who has been
visiting her parents. Capt and Mrs.
John English has returned to her
home in Memphis.
w. Fl Simpson. manager OF the Up
ham-Agler Lumber company has re.
turned from Chicago, where he spent
Christmas with his family
Mrs. Frank Reader. Of Twenty-f S
street. is seriously i'll at ST. Mary
Infrmary. She was taken there Wed
nesday 10 undergo surgical opera
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs, 0. A. Beggs, OF Cy
press. ILL.,. wao have been guests OF
the formers sister Mrs. r. Lang Ton
of TIA Center street, have gone to-
Vienna 10 visit relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

Miss Margaret Human will go 10
Anna today to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hinmaa, for few
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

The discussion row being INDUCED
fn ha- revived interest fu the clone.
meHr some years ago Of the Crown
Princess with Dr Giron. the tutor of
her children. This Ras in 1902 The
affair was the talk of the civilized
world and the Crown Prince who is
How King If saNony pT mpriy de
vorced her and vowed never fo see
her agai-
Bur there is no dependence +o be-
placed upon the heart Of man who
once has loved = heauf uI woman.
When the princess tired of Der rO-
nance and she found herself virtually
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

L. s. shea and family Of s.. Lou $,
arc The guests of his parents. Mr., ana
Mrs. John II. Shea. and his sister
Mrs. W. r Simon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

Mrs. ]. W. While, who has been
visiting her parents. Capt and Mrs
John English has returned to her
home in Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

Nv. II. Simpson. manager of the Up
ham-Agler Lumber company, has re-
tnrned from Chicago, where he spent
Christmas with his family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-29

Mrs. Frank Reader. of Twentyf S
street, is seriously i'll at ST. Mary
In6rmary. She was taken there We'd
nesday 10 undergo surgical opera
tion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
BREMERT0N ITEMS

nREMERroN. May 1.-Two Of
the SIX blue Jackets whose enlist
monta we're out today resonterod
the navy. the other four leaving TOT
the middle states
PaymaHtef of the yard. inaicy, has
rented the handsome Thomas rest
denro aud viii live outside the Yard
during the summer.
There are not enough residences
tn the navy yard Tor the constantly
increasing number Of officers as
signed Ia thia station, and they arr
allowed their house rent un the out.
slide.
A picnic was given yesterday by
the Sunshine club ~ Sidney. the
mead officers OF tho Women Of
Wooderaft OF this city being Invited.
Manatto baa set aside picnic
grounds and IL also going 10 build
a new wharf AZ which the ror,
Orchard boats will land
The project OF grading Third ~
has again been pat off hY the city
council There ~ complaint that
nn teams can be hired. "a all are a,
work IN the yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
JHps Peculiar hind of Heathenisn

The laps peculiar Kind hoathen could alaos
wish that America could Import their
for instance. they what Il
not Sunday parade affair They
and then brush the dust off comes 10 dinner
Sunday The code Is part OF the national hfe herr Ia;
Diligence tn profession.
Lave and loyalty between and
neoorum and proprlety.
CALAMITY and bravery
rrustftluess and Justice
simplicity and frugatY
Contempt OF
The best thing religion combnea
charity compassion courtesy, deccncy combination
Of all the virtues and the laps have taken this BEST THING and
nodded nso their hfe until tho people artists
Of the beautiful They regard gardens their choicest
and betevc thai or the aged privilege instead OF duty
the Of this heather commanded hia
soldiers nght yaanty their land but
LOVE THEIR
the prisoners Japan better than their
" N homes afforded
compassion in the bSuront horrors love
ri ttorsh as done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
NORWEC|ANS TO
OBSERVE DAY

To-day. May n. IL the great ma
tlauai holiday of Norway, aud In
helng filiingly observed bY tho Nor
waginn Americans Of this city, The
Norwegian organizations have made
a point OF celebrating the occasion
and two large meetings have been
planned for tonight
AZ Christensen Arcade hall the
Sons Of Norway and the Daughters
Of Norway will give d patriotic aud
muHicAl entertainment. ga be follow
ed bY grand ball Musical mum.
bara b. accomplished artists hayo
been prepared. aud the event VIII
be- worthy OF the occasion.
Al Madison Park pavilion the
Morse club aud the Norwegian slng
ing society viii unite ia giving a
almllar celebration. the historic
RorWeEian national songs being a
feature. A dance viii follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
SNOHOMISH
NEWSLETS

aNoHOMlsH. MAY if=-Whlie at
work Ia the Shaw Ford mill yenter.
day. the little finger on Charmer
Craix'a left hand Was severely
mangied
The senior class of the Snoho
miah high school consists Of seven
graduates this year The gradu.
atlng exercises will be given BY
high school talent The students
will present shakespeare play, the
Merchant of Venice
rho government enas beat Skaslt
u going to make a tour Of all the
rivers on the sound to civar them
or snaga before tying up Tor the
summer
Work has begun an the conatrar'
ton Of the under nlnning Tor the
snohomiah National bank
Front "a Ia being EraYuled. and
It. appearance will be greatly TIN
proved whom the work Is completed
fhia city came near losing iis
council last Tuesday. the members
threatening to resign because u
was allered that a majority OF them
were stockholders IA the trolley
company that h trying Ia obtain a
franchise from the city
Tho trouble came up over a pefi.
ton that tho franchise be submitted
a. the voters al special election
Tor ratification
Several OF the councilmeu we're
avetse Ia allowing the psoplc "a
vote. aud City Attorney Miller said
Vi would be illegal to lot them. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
PRESS
AGENT REPLIES

NEW York. May ~ wsTha
Standard OF company. through i's
publicity bureau. has iAaued a reply
10 the indictments brought a4aina,
tho trust b. Commissioner uar.
field -
The statement II addressed 70 the
stockholders. and K0ra az lsnEih
into the charges. In concluding. u
says
mir Garfield Is unable 90 show
that the company received any ~
bates on interstate shipments. Il
h palpahle abnafdity 10 call tho
company a monopoly. whuu az least
iab rival rgfineriea arr Ia existence
Tho prosperity u haa sniuYed II not
tFac~ahie 10 illegal OF fepfrhsnaihie
msthoda~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
A Specinlixed City

become threadbarc
easaen Every business professions
= usod o q.
specialization cities 90 be
Michigan especially
Of teet
a o vofktnkmsn. which.
population 100000 Tad~saea
population
Already : being cleared Tor
churches libraries ad municipal buildings
hs a o
ftstent DO
built ground pstHary IL Ia
Inc rarth reach q mode specs tzatiouL
IDEAL manufacture Of steel nai heyen
= question Of city
tuhsbt
anta
AsveGoyment ~ interesting eanptcA
political viii be worth
watching By siogists snd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
HOWE RETURNS TO-DAY.

!. + Howe. formerly manager ~
tho Seattle thrnter. IN expected 20
return from short trip to neigh.
boring cities today While absent
be has visited vioiorlas Vancouver.
beliiuEham and Everett II IL said
ihat his mission Ia the four cities
has been In the interests OF the
independents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
SERVICES AT allLmAs CITY.

Hr.I.NAN CITY. MAY tT-spe
cial services are being conducted
this week az the Free Methodist
church b Rev Dr Cawood Of Port
land and The pastor Rsy y a. Al.
berts Il Is probable that the ser.
Vices VIII be continued next wees
as TIA attendance has been large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
Tourist Eseurslon.

No finer ride ON the sound than
that 10 the T. \. navy iarda az
Brnmertou. where the famous bat.
tleahip Oregon and the largest
training ship In the worli. tho phi.
Rdslphia. can be seen. Also the gov
ernmeut drydock. cruisers ani tor
peao boats Boats leave PIER air
times daily Round trip 50 cents. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
HloH OFFICIALS RGsloN.

STOCKHOLM. May IA Mer
collie. swedish minister OF foroiEt
affairs. and /. f1usten. minister d
var, have resigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-17
THE NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

IL worth vs. 90. You cannot bur an
other dreaamahinK chart for less
With this chart anyone who can
sew. can make any garment The
Star has limited number OF thsss
charts. which Il win sell 10 its sub.
scHhers for fifty cents each. 1909
Seventh avenue. between Union bnf
uniVeraitY streets -.