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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

BASH AND boon nArGAiSs
Our nttls bak en- aItau 90 rsiaf
naife1 FEE ca arrisesttas. friliaa yes haa
80 a. Eged fat It eafntsh5aS ARD ga
piAire and Rasa lata Hesafie aNa isiis toa
hnN f1 ta 4 xaat ~ ~ 4AlalihE t4iia
mhg fiHav paint HhenfF ~ maaAs gNtr. Rna
Nig#n fpw NNias~Fs Nem ~ tN aae4 go
~ 94iatirN Hfsh arg gas@t that IL esaar
" p1f~ materials
Oar caiA seal rsEet e saafanrest e.
scar fsg as Asxa tssH five feefu. anf IN
fhi1 itlie tssk 10 Isiaetfasr = iafEe rsas4-
err paint NfietinE taaanins - aafsa -
flatrinS ety laiHf sfesGed ~ niaentnrfl
aiN Nart better ans scar iarFtf tNan
lAe eta style. .nixed aish ths ta1lif Issf
fraf ~ q POSTAL carl teitirK ~ rra Nisa
- paint ans we Nf1 fafuafa fna eur
rcirf cards ara MS Httis ttss ~ re-,
tusa MALI. fires. pass Fatt wisnaet chafes
WINDOWS
wiz cmr nsastrfa mfif ana rarsnistr or
Eaninats9w. We aam fnmAe tnsmsAiaft %.
Every - aHF ala# ~ sash fransH4n ~
~ind@w thieNrrsa - fn
ftts rraes Panel uaavs any sitr noe
efrrr ttsn r g. ~ r. la
SalrrkGF pnnsr wf~nowa
roftam Eiats esssa 500 risaa faie. s. e.
frr f-snrf tnr aIf saf
Htnl a. ear ssaa anf taas nsiss itsis
sna ~ vi mali ssuHs 20 fau free 81
o. n WILLIAMS 90
1910 Western Az HsMtfie Wa M A.
tn largest aaa nsaas fa4afahtv Ann~a
Assh and noer Deaiafs ~ ma Nastherst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
MAKES ADVERTISING Paw.

J. Frederick Thorne. a weii
known Seattle authority on sdver.
Using II The author Of 4 very In.
ierestlnR little booklet on how 10
make advertising campaigns.
whether large or small. profitable
The booklet j. woil worth reading
Mr.. Thurne ought to know what i
what IN the advertising line. o. be-
has done some very cfeaitabie
work for . number 81 large Seattle
faneafna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
cleveland
IS TO Fight
isefIpp. Tsl,arsph s,rvIes.l

LOS ANGELES. Cat. july g.
The Cleveland delegates arrived TO
day To attend the National Eduea
iional Association convention aud
immediately started ia campaign "a
secure this 1903 meeting The dele
gates announce their purpose 81
beating 81 paui and Denver Ia the
fight for the neat meeting
A special IL due this afternoon
with delegates from northern Ohio
Several large eastern delegations
are espeeted 10 arrive sunday and
by Monday morning practically all
the members viii have reached here
and The bualnesn ~ the convention
will proceed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
ARRESTED FoR FORGERY.

Harry 0undefson. aged %. son 81
a prominent comus szion merchant
Of Minneapolis. was arrested IN his
city today by Detectives Phillips
and Burns on information from spo.
kane. II ~ charged that he forged
checks amounting 20 tiio, the
checks being stolen from the Spo-
Aane Y. NJ. @. "A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
cORloUs WEDDING

lseriprs Telegraph servies.l
RinGEWOoD. y. =. IulY c.
William shiuton, aged So. a resi-
dent Of los Angeles. was married
here yesterday TO Mrs Eleanor q.
Ronk, AGED az. % pRsaic. n D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
SUIT

ST.
Lewis.
600 sui
ana Ps
leging
ness b
use Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
TERRIBLE TALE OF MURDER
lserIpps rtIsaraph ssfyIes.

tbcfIppa TtTf0Faph befWtf'I
CHICAGO. July 8 --Iefeeoloblat
Vrxai. aged &c. son ~ Martin Nrxal
the father of sl1 children whose
deaths are said to have been caused
BY poison siven By the witness
mother at the insiigation Of Her
man Hillek and Who IL nos being
tried for the murder, today ichtl'
fled that he overheard Hillek and
the woman plotting 10 poison the
entire Vrzai family for the insur'
Anca money Ts boy says Bll'
l.A threatened TO Kill. him u he
fnfl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
THTTrxNyTN1 UF0UNBT

FHtE CAMPING uHOOhpe
a. Redondo beach, most beau
tiful place on Puget Sound
Plenty OF pure spring water,
fine gravel beach. good boating,
bathing and fishing Absolutely
no charge for camping pflyl'
legcu. See the Sound Trustee
Co. 500 Colman llldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
OPERATORS STRIKE
MAY END SOON


OAKLAND. Cal. July Further
efforts 10 effect settlement 81 the
teiegfaHheea HtfHc easne today
when Attorney W. W ARen. repre-
nentlng Me operators. had q confer
cncu vita kaals tsfft aeuvfsa ssper
inieudrnt Miller
Neither Attornos Alien nsr Mailer
would discuss shaf took place al
the conference but u 10 believed an
understanding was arrived af that
u expected to greatly clarity the
situation.
CHICAGO. July G-~The tele.
EraphetA 81 the local grievance
committee today laid the complaint
In the case % Operator Main. who
VAS discharged for copying the
names 81 the nouunion operators
employed IN San Francisco. before
tn national executive committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

tseattfe stars Exclusive <erticeA
NEW YORK. July C--Aore pre-
clous than diamonds ia a tooth that
adorns the mouth % Cslve II cost
$500 according 70 Miss Joan Schon.
expert mAsseuHe. who entered suit
against Dr. A. w. Harlan. Miss
sehon claims that she millionaire
dentist promised her onethird Of
his fee II she would secure as pa
tient for him the famous singer.
Dr. Harlan repudiaies the alleged
bargain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
tsrlppa TeIsaraph seryice.t

= tsrlpps Telegraph sefVics.l
4 LONDON. luly 6 IN high I
4 political elrclea IN regard 10 I
= tho decision 81 the United
a States "a send the balticships
. 10 the Pacific, II IL believed
q that this ID wiae move. and
= instead Of one tending 20 Ia
= cfeaass be- likelihood Of var.
4 viii prevent war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

Ioa|
pubiis|
today
forth
atonls|
The
navy |
naval
was II
many
grave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

MuNNA va KAow r@ nN
WORTH Nt4N MONEY
q t4N
fins nsa moasfn fasa
raffnNr en .aHd 49, u~ufh
~ fsRtss Nee essh tai
90 sslt
tlaesfaafH Haa usffFfn taf.
tsEf. ere hlafs ffam a. ~
fttn Afa 49, - sfH. Faa
ttts piece fifsa ra.a. fai-
tner fa sait
ttesa
FaNf fasHi feffsE~ a. len.
rrna flfees FufHsf iet This
iNl u wnfth fhs meHaYi ames
asif fash
A. kNs
rmeHff atth Aes five.
FnuHs fNtfN8r faft fnrrfrfa
teaeusnf laFrs faanaa rsif ~.
fanksa ftsa oaah balance 10
q 500
Ale fuafn fHnIafH hansr a.
taNfaHs laff unrlrffuffss
tlat - TIE iate ene half
81 zee
One IF tas thaffe ffh Ave
hHfnHs HH NsNirHi ffIII We
afn uniF ssH Be iH fret flasa
ine hat cash
WA HAITI a vu.
ii9 Columbia ~
Both ftNnEat kHt
heal Fsi.ia Leans iusaraner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
BURGL.ARlZED

The residence q y ". WRESTLING
The prominent iocai attorney. ~ SIS
Seventeenth az. ~an entered aud
burglAfised last uirhi ara iswsirY
amounting 20 $500 OF $500 taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

Morris this morning The stats.
ment u facts on the appeal OF y.
.. Thompson. the dentist fined for
practicing without q license. we're
also agreed upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
DROPS DEAD

Joe siarian. a laborer employed
By c. W. Hawley Ia The excayatins
work for the new Washington hotel.
dropped dead early this Afternoon
from apoplexy The body Is at But
terworfh'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
AeRgE on srATEMENTs.

The statement Of facts IN the
Constantine case have been agreed
% hy Prosecuting Attorney Mack
intosh and we're signed by judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

In the course OF recent case b.
fore Mr. Justice Darling the judge
declined to make a requested rnl,
ing. saying that n he did 50 The
court OF appeals would say he was
wrong. Counsel having expressed
disagreement with this view. The
judge said. well. you know The
court Of appeals a. well as | Do.
perhaps. better, fos you see them a.
work. while only meet them AZ
luncheon" To which tire harrisisr
drylY replied Your lordship sees
them al their best Las Notes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.


o. 800
psume corner on seth Ave north o.
Aaalsah taf iins, tistael
tasae
tia4,itr iat on iKth Ave- fstt4g near
Mefest 81 good YieH ~ t.aha Mashlne
teu4 improvements patti
t4oTs
4 fa6ln nan enftaas ulaarfN. On Esst
Qatsnt Anns iiiil haif block from car
line
o. a6e
Eat b. ffiH Ave hnfth. tfalze. paved
street = ire ~ l.aka Washington.
IoHA ~ Anderson.
fai Denny HiaH
Aain ifeai faa Esfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
KAISER TALKS SENSE.


COPENHAGEN. July g.
, Raleer William. who is Visiting
here. said the Anglo. Japanese
ALLIANCE vas bad aud vas q
; mistake.
Europeans should not allow
tho japanese 10 learn their
methods aud secrets
a a Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
NOT IN HISTORY.

Coronado had just entered Kan
saH
Senior" said a scout. riding BE-
fore the commander. they say
there Is not g saloon In this state-
Smiling knowingly the explorer
babe him ride of and find a drug
store. st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
rnoNn Yorn WANT An.

70 The star Main 1859; Tad
mas The star will call aGa eel.
ieet che eili. and viii send to
yea the answers 20 yeur al
when addressed Care The star.
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
nNEtflNtNENfs tHefr
Wanted. t.ost and Feuud. HaF
usns. Fer sale. sse.l oae Ceat
NaFd.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans,
- Words raree ftmes Tor -
Goats.
seven words or fractions Of
words te tho iine, cash Ia al.
vance. when charged 70 acs
count actual number of lines As
ees 8wlii be counted Minimum
iH ars wa ~ ~ ksss sss'' , nj Il
Mullen ssi ballard Az. opp
CITY Halt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
ON THE FRONT

TIE Dolphin sased a. ? $50 o'clock
this morning for sbaEwayf carrying
l1e passengers aud . large cargo 81
freight
The army tng Slocum has beer
taken out 0f commission Tor a
thorough oKerhaullnR The siocuin
has been In constant service Tor
several years during which time i
has made number ~ long eeA
tripn. The work Nill be done By
she Union Iron Works Ia San
Francitco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

Tho. steamer City az Seattle ar.
rived this afternoon from the Fun.
ter ngy canneriss IN Alaska with
the first fish Of the 1907 pack. ove,
1909 eases Of salmon from this rec
tiou Werc on board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

zee tots sarh sfftsf afsh seed fsaf.
faafa hnaef nifa iafatiaH. ESQ tlitf 2.
ffain Ger fienc 60 thf tfifs - tpfi
sssh ttt4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

con |
q. Jel
Bloom
were I
10 he'll
AAtnr
Soienc
AAa.rM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

$500 Cash

isfs f8siks ~ IN ffaH ana berries
: hiaeha ffunl saf. eeiN q fniuutfa ftHH
ffnsH MtrNH1 avs hiHN nhM High MifN
sptNWaid fism 10 lah9 faaantasHs anA
tlis fFiee ste gasH s5a ana tis per
sailsntE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
f

BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
h0t far ffnm proposed inffrufHHnl i0
acres. on level good H0N partly improved
facing good county road. neat enfiase 4
iHfaH rooms. pantry. closets and nHfHhrH
ama1 bern chicken house. aosl wolff
fflre $3.50 VIII sfN y acres HliN lm.
pfatHmautn fuf fi ao Iefms
WONNHr MhirHN
90 90 Oh Aiafhn Building 1H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
nrsINEs. emANrns

~-ss--sss----l--sH.sas1
NAN OR WOMAN aantsa ~ fp0 store
sao1 ihiaF ~ aaHf4 aflh a Httis HueUsF
Sc sfariFr oF hics IL h9'lnats efiisss "a
Ttrfles tiaek ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
University District

r4Fss foe tttti lots 80 she east slfs
q AsfH Ave tHtf faaf hanffsi
fees saffh 20 Fsfss nfsh sifssf Nsks
: taas 81 fHsos fassaf sHa fna ufii ~
that the afa FiNAB 81 ONLY a. sac
81 see Eash streets Efaasf rsfosrf
aa4hs in anf raid sea 80 skf~f a.
feaas o. tte tqts
MnnEf Wn
2aN tirnHf NAS 4fef &Ha Ave
10 atf rnnaes Mstn 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

tnsuntttns arsstnsea eaa Fsff~etst uats
fnu an ae9f O. nssB h4 warth q ssa 81
nssfN frs m4 hatu sea THAT IL cor
fffaf ave ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

OILY |
corpora
office
John
attic 4
ARdGe|
Low
Seattle
gan. l..
Bessie
Seasl
attic. s
A. God
Keen |
Seasl
erett. 8
ger A. |
Cana
pany. d
llelknal
NJ Con
Islan|
graph d
by Frs|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

VIII ENNWAAat
Wei fnbfasesf s.afrs ffses 70 We.
trf fFht asa 81 risafsa 90 ara s
setffai1 trees Hatf friirs ffFrr q u
Fsfas q. tst tef saasii iHiQfaf - f4Afai
@ith sHffe HFFFf NaaEfs arN fruit Hlfh
in g. % saiiss 81 seattle whai nafe
Ypaf
AtaM 3 acre aaitsspsae s8 ttse fsfaf.
rrtN % fheian everlasting xrtles tnuA
go aHH FfHss - feeeHf said ffaaas elsie.
~ sfnaN fiaff#ssa htafr hesr Heaftfe
~ safanf 8afs
kEfsfsfsl REALTY so
fEf FraHifa uant Uira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

corNTHY HONE ALMOST WITHIN
IfiE CITY 30 a0as. north az n4qennn
fafH. HEi Improved. good room ulaHlfffd
N1Naff Jorge hHfu fine orchard. acres
ltiaWbnuiea HN Hinas ~ mnau frmf.
Yanefrs HIlnl aWaF Hil sell f4f ~ 600
NNfWf~ Don't fen f9 go fha place. 500 "a
tafeain
HlghuF MAfTnY.
fI9.91 H ALASKA nliiluF as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

Thomas NJ Lynch. assistant in
snector In charge u the United
states immigration service. lett ON
the Watson today for San Francisco
Tor q Vacation trip. He will be
gone three weeks He took two
Japanese with him who have been
ordered deporied They came orig
inaliy frcm Honolulu and VIII BE-
returned 20 that country from San
Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
MONEY TO loan.

s.HeaHssa.aa.saasHas--
fur srAR LOAN co. no.m collln.
y Ne wsss safnss elss1' beelksspsr
Mashinist engineers ef smpioys can pbteih
msasi % y. On bis nets without .ssu.l.t
n w ~ ~
Ssnna,p,,ai eeursseu. sssa,msa, 10 IN,
rlee-ent lnauiglss
4 I0sVlSs'T f1'ffs9 Nj DELAY
WITHOUT COMMISSION rhfss % ~.
t,a,s Win pflylisse e tspss .h res'
se,s an mms ffles,ssi snd ,a, e,sss II AZ
.lrsa Own YoUW owN HONS SAVE
hoNR RENT We loan 90 build y W.
/ ,hese So assleS . Co, Ag N"'@,es
VIRTUE. rERkKs co,
leans money 81 amounts 81 $50 up ~ ~
Y ~, leaas ~ .n.,alinsa's ioss' a. 80
ViRrtn.YKftkFa Co
lh.iea ulaek. hath fhenea
a. ss fnRsssSf ,. SAn ,Agsnsra
fitH cirr Loan CO. ~ Sullivan hlae,
Money advanced .Alssi.a psspls, s.,s,l
/ principal cities. fela.aa. 80 waiAsf welt,
REAL FffATE a,ANa
fHA tN al oaa fH lHam stt tWiitHNFA fNMi
Marmau ns tawmna Nos -l-s.l
THIS Cpfses.$ ~, t'11N COMPANY,
si MARioN uutLniNa
esss ~ 's sss.s 'a, 49,. -. s ss.,i.
ets1h ce. 80 fsqpls1s sestass hAe. NJ
70 teaa-rsisats asensy At lsv is,s Il
,nisfest Csnsf = Aalhafn. us sna ~
nsilsy Mas Naeas : ana "
s.iaFy iaAas Lowest rass. easy terms
.t.titenuAA y. A AsWtaa ~ fsepts
RFAL EsVAre I0ASa
tee fe o. aea 60 ivan gn Improved real
estate, cf faF bnittina rnfpasss W
Mousy q taaa - nangossi ana anim.
Ftesrd rfurfftits Geo Dunlap a 90
t''ss hslisf nisE ar
isss. n rq,al.gr- ngg.s.. $50. wa,
guiss loaas sIugsssast ~ llesssa -.
ctiisrs AND AtRisrs.
@ othsssa- \ . Nv Nsss go
nuiiainE aeeanA ana ftAp. Mein $50
" ~ HEkLfs a - A5s. AS Nass.
Threat, 0lasass kttsi hia4 ltoafs ia
sunfays ieif II
~ william rsiiisssf-r Threat Nass
kfs EAr 20 Atsska nids MAin ISL It
STOCKS.
O. Nfssrls rfaeks tsf TT seatA -H
PHYSICIANS.
~, psttaa suits tss kseafe bifs ssin
Ant ffnitNauffHarf tissaaza Nefiak gui1 T
ftafasiat anA sAteftaGs sally. ~ fe
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
Paul A r4its4 Mseheeisal Nesiussf (
t'a1ens Attorney Naa sFa tssarrf ~ ~
HoftifaNls FrrteFtiaa Huf ratHnfs >
Niite BETTER thaa ssefas rarsas4.F We
are exnHffs art enHfaH tAtFrs tfaftInE &C. f.
slices Ne aiaatF satsait faarse - Pat
smfs un4ehira Aeat4afnE. faNxsiN teaaes 4
uiafkt FAUFt8HHsa and sets Aa ~ M4s Fl
teal ttfs hu4isieN
Assms a urueke fs4itsrrs4 ratsas eaA /
rrsts M4rt AttHfnsgs. Z fsefu "a sssttis I
tf5t Curaan nl1sA
{
nVsINEss CHANCES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

WANrEps ~ HAfNH ME~ AND Gs
NAlsfaI NuffN
ff4e 81 ttAe rrr fHaatn suAFantrce
attffgfenNF NHNHG fHrsfN ANnfN a. nHff
Nasqa tEf tiHnraf fltaFA tntAanHsinrNl
mnHH A NFRffF aW 9
s.aasaasHaaaa
NNW ADDITION relne tafEF fffs
Aas - sfrs Maaia o. 80 lsas. fisss ~. caff
iss - fsfrs r o. rsf saar4h 49, Hlii.
fsn's ras1lef i-l.I
Ff7EflFi fniiAA s. atfe ffsff tis.se il.
eats f--N 90 fefr.. q Is pr rrnft aisa
Hfs Iafs iats WsshtrsfaH Natef ffant ~
"a 60 terms O. fun4ih4 Hs1 fHt itrfft
sHaa4eaf tant ~ earfn 81 AsifF4 Eiift
tsau % iffnlsI slsH gHF fffFfa ftAf mtr
saan hssss& aNl TRADE - Ainr cguniF
eAfseA tIinF rtf itNi9tAes Naiesnaen tt'
Ia Ia Times tioss Wa as ttf ewnfft
81 nsaH ~ Nerrfai pa rsasF f1fsrt AZ
sffse rnI tirHs . slssa af nfHifs ffA ~.
Aila fHa TafH HinfN Hfafffs Haf as Hff 81
80 q sfaHi af AtfsEs. FHHNs q tt
Fftfffisi a Aatanfa n y
ufFF nffN WEST 80 HfH AVE-
a. ~ Will uIn = lot nsttN Nf
sstveEs TFWFhNH tAN enfA MNlA
VfFw 90 CITY ANp. sol 80 ih"h
ufNFfffr HHGH
- rUfNtN WffstA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

Five arfes ~ lanI near feAs Wsshlne
fan price 500 terms IS A emiih
aHnuf ga rlsa 81 1f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

PHI
Jndge
United
ern did
IJniver|
yestertl
trouble|
Judg|
rniiiar
tempt |
criules|
trial d
States
the nf|
six wei
peachu|
body 81
War III
rllfnistr|
his acs|
almost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

The nuckman has left San FrRn-
cisco for Seattle Capt II. r.
Cainc. president q the Alaska Pa
liiie Steamship company. which
operates these two vessels among
others. has just returned from a
trip 20 the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

The steamer Watson ictt Al
clock ihis afternoon for San Fran
elac0 from Pier 2 carving q fun
iist 81 passengers and q large cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06

IonN o. ANpEnHoN.
fa1 ueHnf ifiaH
Aain ilea lad ts1a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-06
NORRIS REALTY
COMPANY

MAIN aasf NNN. HfN
entf WALKER ufna
HEAL ESTATE fNHrHkNfN. RENTS
ANu INVESTMENTS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-21
What Societies and
 Churches Do
EVENING SERVICE
ulHuInuIHIuIEIuHu uHuIUUlH0l

organ frelude = EleVation NDa tiste).
 T Will Say of the Lord"-- (Fearis). softly Now the Light of Day ---(Parks).
 Postlude--( (Button).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-21
NEGRO MISSIONARY
REV. J. E. PHIPPS PENETRATED
 WILDS OF AFRICA.
Has Been Working With Natives of Congo Free State Since 1895 for the Southern Pres
 byterian Church.

Rev. J. IE. Phipps. who was born in the British West Indies and who was sent to Central Africa twelve years ago by the Southern Presbyterian Church as a missionary. has itust returned to America and wiil make an address this afternoon at the negro Presbyterian Church, which should prove to be of in- terest ito those interested in the ad- vancement of religion.
 Rev. Phipps went to the Congo Free State in 1895 with Rev. 6. P. Werner, than whom few men have done so much to spread the doctrine of Christ In the benighted portions of Central Africa. Dr. Werner returned and his books descriptive of his travels into the interior have been read with great interest.
 Phipps, his dark skinned companion, remained to teach tho word of God to people by many of whom the name of the Savior had never been heard. Only four years before, in 1891, the teach ings Iof Christ had never been epread at all into Central Africa But fin that year two missionaries, Drs. Shep- pard and L.apsley, blased the way.
 "When I arrived" said Phipps yes- terday, TT found it extremely difficult to teach the Word on account of my inability to make myself understood Not a word of English did they under bIdItu anu At lWao Aoha nho NSohONS work for me to learn their native lan- guage, which can be learned by sound only, as 1t has never been iwritten. Fi- nally, however, became sufficiently familiar with the tongue to make my self understood and then we began ito establish churches.
 Tn the Congo Free State there are now two main churches and attached to Ithese churches are eight branches, , he continued. We have a membership of 5000 and in one congregation aloi.e there are 5000 members.
 Peculiar as it may seem ithere are services every day in the week except Saturday and on Sunday three services are held. The congregation listen to the Word lof God with the deepest 'n- terest and not in America or elsewhere have I seen better order preserved or more propriety preserved than by the natives of Central iAfrica.
 Seats will be provided for any white people who may wish to hear him at the negro church this afternoon st B o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-21
Religious NesDs of
 Montgomery
GeneraiNReIieious News.


 Most of the religious denominations will have exhibits of their progress and work at the Jamestown Exposition
 Gypsy Smith says, TT hear much of reaching the masses. how to get the crowds to church. It is time for the Church to look to the man, and flor the Church to go to the crowds"
 Dr. Campbell Morgan's westminster Chapel, London. will hereafter devote one-tenth 'of Its income to foreign ms, ms, sions, and once a month the pastor Will preach on the extension of the Kingdom In foreign lands
 Consolidation in Presbyterian circles fs seen in cooperative college cata- logue in which the interests Of hfty- two schools are set forth by. the Pres byterian College Board.
 The Methodists sof Japan have united in a prayer league especially for divine guidance in the formation of the United Church in the Mikado's empire. They have sent out cards asking the Metho- dists Everywhere to join with them in their petitions.
 . former follower of Darwin, has writ ten . book on evolution in which he ''The gulf between living and non-liv- ing matter widens with every now in vestigation."
 Concerning the use of music in evan gelistic work, the Herald ana Prespyt- CT thinks that emphasizing music in re- vivals 'is as great an error as it would be to have the preacher emphasize his own art in oratory."
 The Christian Register on the hew beatitude current sin commercial circles, "Blessed are the hustlers, for they shall get there," thus comments, One who has seen suggestion of hustlers pass across the stage with ,much noise and superficial ectivity, learns to respect the more slowly moving men who stay at their work"
 Religious newspapers dep1ore the loss of the old-time exhortation in ser mons. At revivals and camp meetings an impassionate exhorter generally made his appeal after another had preached, and he often developed c great rattling among the dry bones.
 Discussing the great emphasis now put tupon love, Gypsy Smith said, Tt Is hot love but repentance that is heces- sary for conversion and the turning of the soul from sin to God and right eouness."
 Yale Divinity School will drop He- brew as a requirement and substitute courses in the Sheffield Scientific School.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-21
oppres.lve and unjust.

Sheffield Reaper. the betterment in road bed, the rolling stock and train service of existing lines Perhaps no other need is so pressing at the present time The in- .dustriaI growth throughout the slate is crying aloud daily for more and better Transportation facilities, and without it, will be seriously hampered.
 The Reaper does not believe in mak- ing of the railroads privileged class, nor of granting them more privileges than the business interests of other character are allowed. But 1t does be- lieve in encouraging and assisting these great factors for the common good in every legitimate way possible, without infringing upon the rights and privileges of others
 We believe the action of the Conner legislature is fin the main oppressive and unjust and that it has not the sanction and support of the thinking people who are Interested in the wei. fare of Alabama and her immense and varied industries.