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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
Remarkable Lot SaIes.

Amarillo people and people not OF
Amarillo are beginning to realize
what is In store for the city. They
show their faith by their works. Yes
terday they bought thirty-two lots
In Glenwood addition, In many cases
taking the cards before the stakes
we're driven. Mobiles Bros office
was scene OF clerical activity all
day long, and It required an extra
force to iii out contracts,
one gentleman purchased nine
Glenwood lots. Another bought a
lot at 5000 and sold It for $3.50 the
next day. sun another bought six
lots and refused profit Of 5000.
Mobiles Bros, the owners, are pre-
pairing to install water system
throughout the addition. Several
new houses have been planned and
n number are under construction,
The street car line has It's rails laid
nearly to the addition and the COM
pany expects to finish the line In the
near future, Glenwood property Is
most desirable and people are be-
ginning to recognize the fact.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
ENJOYED STATE MEETING,

San Antonio proved herself a good
entertainer OF the delegates and yisi-
tors to the Eastern Star meeting last
week according to the Amarillo dele
gates who have just returned Mes
danes w, A. Christian, s. V. Gist and
Henry Elliott represented the Bonita
Chapel of the order and Mrs. Chris
tlan and Mrs. Gist returned yester-
day. Mrs. Gist is an officer OF the
Grand Chapter
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
AMARILLO CHORAL CLUB.
Meeting Last Night Completes Or
ganlzation of New Society.

HfHNf'hAN
Quite a number of the musical
people of the city met Thursday night
at the Christian church and COM
petcd the organization OF a musical
society which they have named the
Amarillo Choral club. The objects
of the new organization is to take up
the study of good vocal music and to
work up oratorls to he given before
the public an dto develop throughout
the city a love for good music.
The officers elected TO hold office
until the date set for annual election
OF officers are, Mr.. J. l.. Smith, pres
ident Mrs. Julia Lockett vice pres
ident; Mrs. l.. C,Kirkes, secretary
and Horace Gooch, treasurer. The
work OF the club will be under the
able direction of Mr.. Anderson whose
experience in this work well fits him
to make success of the enterprise.
Miss sadie Thompson was elected as
accompanist for the cluD.
The club decided to have meetings
on Monday night of each week as all
those present felt that frequent
meetings are necessary to accom-
plsh the results desired, From the
interest manifested 1t Is evident that
the club will be a success and cho-
rus of 200 voices is anticipated For
the first month there will be no ini-
tiation fees and the dues have been
placed at the nominal sum OF 20
cents per month so that the expense
will be as light as possible and the
development Of the club not ham
pered. AS the desired music will not
get here by next Monday night 1t
was decided to begin the regular
meetings October ~, the place Of
meeting to be announced later.
1t is desired that all those in the
city who are interested in music be-
come members of the club and notify
Mrs. Krkos, the secretary, of the
desire or come to the next meeting
and lend assistance. The member
ship In the club will benefit those
who read music and greatly help
those who desire to do SO and it is
hoped that the citizens generally
will help and encourage this work.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
Several Candidates.

Whereas, at the october, 1907
meeting Of said presbytery at Cana
dian, Texas, certain places presented
themselves as candidates for the To-
cation of said college, and, in con-
nection Herewith, offered certain in
ducements, lands for the site and
other valuable considerations, for its
location; at which last said meeting
the said presbytery decided to es-
tablish and locate said such college
at some place yet to be selected, and
to this end, appointed a board Of
trustees consisting of seven members
with powers to visit said candidates
and inspect their offer and to pass
on the merits Of the several candi-
dates, considering eligibility desit-
ability, accessibility and all other
elements OF interest that would nat
urally enter into the selection of a
location for such an important insti-
tuition, and to report its findings back
to said presbytery at future meet
ing.
Whereas, the session Of the Fill
more Street Presbyterian church, T..
S. A. OF Amarillo, Texas, at regu-
larly called meeting for the purpose
of considering the question at bar,
verify believing that Amarillo is not
only a suitable place, but the most
logical place in the whole Panhandle
country for said college, and that
the location of the same at Amarillo
would be OF very great advantage to
our city In a moral, financial and
an educational way, our said ses-
sion at said called meeting on the
18th day OF October, 1907, appoint
ed a committee consisting of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen, to-wit; j.
f. Sadler, ]. w Crudgington,' c. X.
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To whom Il May Concern:

Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership now subsistIng between
Oscar NJ, saylor and Frederick Ken
dali, Of Amarillo, Potter countq,
Texas, under the firm name OF Saylor
& Kendall, will on or about the 2Sth
day Of October be dissolved by mu-
tual consent, and the business OF
said partnership will be assumed and
carried on by the Saylor G. Kendall
Company corporation, organized
for that purpose. All amounts due
the said partnership will be payable
to, and all demands against said part
nership will be payable by the said
Saylor & Kendall Company.
OSCAR NJ, SAYLOR,
so 1t4w FREDERICK KENDALL,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
Benefit Play at Lyric.

A strong amateur cast under the
direction of Mr. b. L. Russell will
present Because ] Love You" at
the Lyric tonight for the benefit OF
tho Royal Neighbors. In the cast
are Mines. B, l.. Russell, Symser,
slagle, and Parrish, Messrs. b, l.,
Russell, Lon Parrish, Spy and Tom
Trent, Dick Eakle and others, In
addition to the play there will be
speclalties between acts,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
Canrnssinr for College.

Committees from the Fillmore
Street Presbyterian church and from
tile Chamber OF Commerce are busy
today shaping up propositions which
Amarillo will present for the location
OF the proposed Presbyterian col
lege, Plans for the proposition are
not yet complete but an exceedingly
attractive offer is assured.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17

which will aid IN clipping much time
from the transcontinental service be-
cause heavy grades through upper
Colorado are avoided. The mileage
reduction Is only twelve miles,
Amarillo is feeling tho effects Of
what the santa Fe 10 doing there,
and the towns marvellous advance
ment in the past five years Is at
tributod In the main TO railroad de-
volopment.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17
TO GET THE
COLLEGE
Committees Of Citizens Are Sc
curing Big Gifts 10 the
Presbyterian School

$4,000 In cash aud a site in land
that will largely increase the gift, Is
the high mark set by j, l., Smith o.;
the board Of directors, Of the ANA
RHO Chamber Of Commerce, at the
meeting yesterday to consider the
proposition which Amarillo will MAKE
the Presbyterian church for the To-
cation Of the proposed Presbyterian
college
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j. W. CRUDGlNGToN,
c, X, CHANSLOR,
j. +. SADLER,
O. G. ROQUEMORE,
j. II, GOULDY,
Il. l., DOHoNEY,
II, A. MOBILES.
j, NJ NELLY,
Committee,
Call TO the Church,
Cali to the Church,

NNiA W wv 'lNiN''
10 the Members of Fillmore Street
Presbyterian Church:
The Chamber OF Commerce in
connection with our church in sos-
sion held yesterday agreed, if pos
sible, to try to locate the Prosby-
torian college at Amarillo. Several
applicants in other towns have APP
piled with liberal propositions to To-
cate same at various other points,
and as this is a matter that we can
not afford to overlook we ask all
members Of the Fillmore street Pres
byterian church to be present tomor-
row at the II o'clock service and
remain Immediately after the service
to discuss this matter, as we want
the expression OF the church
j. f, SADLER,
Chairman OF Committee
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Chanslor 0, c. Roquemore, j, II.
Gouldy Il, l., Dohoney II, A, MOBILES
and j. NJ, Nicely 10 draft and present
TO your body these resolutions; now,
Therefore, BE Il resolved by the
session OF the Fillmore street Pres
byterlan church, L, S, A., that be-
lleylng the location OF said college
at Amarillo will be beneficial TO the
moral financial and educational in
tcrests OF every citizen OF our city,
and that we hereby pledge our
hearty support and cooperation as u
church in the effort to secure the
location at Amarillo, and, believing
that the undertaking Is worthy OF
consideration aud support Of every
business interest Of Amarillo, we
hereby formally present your hon
orablc body with these resolutions,
hurrIedly formulated, and ask, yea
urge, that you take such action as
that In your Judgment the gravity Of
the matter deserves in order that
we may cooperate in landing this
very much esteemed institution
All of which Is most respectfully
submitted
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land nnd Monry Olfcrcd.


the discussion a. 10 ways and means,
and finally after tho adoption Of a
motion making the educational com
mittee OF the Chamber Of Commerce
together with the committee from the
church, the official representatives
Of the body with authority 10 canvas
with the unqualified support OF the
Chamber Of Commerce behind Il, dis
cussIon arose as TO the amount which
the body should consider as the goal,
Il should say $4,000 In cash
said j. l., smith. "and donations be-
sides that In land. believe that will
get the college"
100 Acres In Land.
j. y. Num- then stated that he
with three other men, stood ready to
give location northeast Of town OF
12O acres or more It the city respond
ed in proportion and II It was estab-
llshed that the school would be
nothing short OF rirst-cIass college.
This offer met the approval from
other members After short dis
cussion OF other prospective offers in
land the meeting adjourned.
Want Offers In Writing,
we want to got all the offers Of
land made in writing and ready to
put In the proposition Monday"
stated j, II. Num- today In speaking
OF the work OF the committee, Att
cr the meeting yesterday j. e, Mum
was elected chairman OF the COM
bined committees and is directing the
general work toward getting up tho
proposition. 81 with others interest
ed ~. land, northeast from town made
an Offer Of land, but want the pub
lie to understand that we want Of
fers Of other sites, The main thing
is to get the proposition which hest
suits all the needs Of the situation.
II our land suits It, we will make that
donation. II some other offer in
land is better we will join in with
the other citizens in making up the
cash part OF the offer"
Report From Church Committee.
To the Honorable Chamber of Com
merce of Amarillo;
Gentlemen.--W the undersigned,
a regularly constituted committee for
the purpose, beg to submit the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions to
your body as expressive of the mind
of the Fillmore Street Presbyterian
church, U, S. A. on the matter of
vital interest not only to the church
we represent, but TO our progressive
city, which moro directly you have
the honor to represent, to-wit
Whereas, tho Amarillo presbytery
of the Presbyterian church, U, S. A,
at Its meeting at Wichita Falls about
six months since, appointed a COM
mittee Of three persons to consider
agitate and inform the citizens of the
Panhandle the ACCESSIBILITY of locat-
ing at some suitable place within
the bounds of said presbytery, n
Presbyterian college Of the first
class: and,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-10-17

Tom Carter Of Hereford, stopped
over in Amarillo today on his return
from a trip to Austin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
More Cars on Branch lines
GOOD CHANCE FOR
SEATTLE STUDENTS

The Womanu Christian Temper
Rncc union ~ offering a series 81
prixes 60 pupils Of the aeseaih.
eighth and ninth sradea OF the pub
&c schools. The subject for the 80.
say IL. The Value OF Total Aesti.
nence 20 a Llfo"
Local unions arc altering nrlken
IA towns where there IL an orHani
ration Of the W. G. r U. The 80
SAY that wins first prize IN each OF
those local contests IL "a be cent 20
The county superintendent OF scieh'
tific temperance instruction for the
w. q, T. u. Mrs. A. u G NuHent
itai Orange Place. Seattle.
In addition 10 the above pupils
throughout the county where no 10
cal prise Is offered. may write on
the aame subject and send the ss
Gays directly TO Mrs kuEeni Three
competent Judges will be selected
and the essay which receives the
highest marks viil receive the first
prize OF $40. and a second prize
o. will be given the neat highest
Thean essays for the county prise
must be Ia by April Is No ESSAY
must contain more than 200
words. aud must be original Al
least ten essays must be submitted
The essay which wias the county
frat prlae will be entered for the
prito offered BY the state W G +.
u. ga Tor first prtne and ti9 for
second.
The national superintendent Of
feru : prise OF $50 for the beet 90
SAP from any state and a pflse ~
$50 ls offered for the best essay
from any nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

m. The Dynamies u Fal,h.~
~. Z. " TIE Fifai Coward Ia y
ballard FIRST Az and h..
iisilafd Rev Elmer D.. TbaT..s.ay
pastor ~ o. m, Hume ~
thirst 1880 3. m. nebakt,a and
ffnHsrving Gna Iltliizins = III
choir WI give n SPECIAL lnlis.esi ~, ne
Efalh 81 The evening service pfo'
ftfst Corner Fourth =
Spring a. Rev NJ. A ~. nnd
y. = pastor. II Z. fn.. aWhiss,a,h.sNs
whining which," a %
Insanity ~ hoeIety." ihs
WsEiminater pfusbyteflaa a..
iifgadwsy ana Columbia = 18th
II Wilgun. pastor. nupdss ICY, fs'
Ing President Kfoezs. ~ Ws,ssInl.'
college. Tacoma. Will preach 49, rS'ih
the evening the pastor. e,,l,s.<s ~, y
Ing The Devil He the Ass9ts'. ".
Sin This q the second n =. "
Tor young fHea sHd women =. ' -
Great Realities IN Lifei een ~
Grace" Robert Campbell sda,.s 80
the boys meeting Sunday a.
On Things I faw IN Hawan
FIRST Christian church e..
HfpadNay and East Olive 49,
4 l. Chapman pagfof. Fergless
IL 30 r.. 10. ana { 80 y. ~. xa,s.si
subject "lsnpw. Glow, DO sgs ,.:s
subject Prepare Ne the WAY !,
the Lord" "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
TWO WILL KNOWN YOUNG
PEOPLE WE'RE MARRIED TWO
MONTH"; AGO AND THa FACT
HAS just LEAKED our.

Married secretly two months ago
and heepinE the fact not only from
their relatives. but also from all
but two Of their intimate acquaint.
ances. has been what Miss Winnie
Naftxsef aud G. A Cook have done
The announcement Of the wedding
was made yesterday aud caused
much surprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

Seattle Isyehie Society h.n
1870 second ax. o M, leeteys =.
Miss ltlco, Can 8pifitual.sss ~.
card the Phenomenon folIew.a ~
payehie work from the rosirurs. x
?. NJ conference followed By n.s,.
Fagen by MfE eonnn.
Bible Spiritual science eoess..
A. .. 4. vs. halt 1879 F1rsl az. ~
l. Nageil Poster. pastor.
Hrinenrnhtiun II II Truth I, ~.
luHionT" conference and circles
m. Is chfisttanity Pufsalns 4.
Right Course - saye soulsYs ny
FIRST Society Knights of puk,..
hall. First as pear Pike ~. Hs.~
con y Barrett. speaker. spm
The Wofk orr, q sbltitusiissa.- IN ).
The Power Of Thought Platte.
messages after the evening a..
course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
SECRET MARRIAGE HAS
BEEN ANNOUNCED

About the middle Of Deceinbcr
Miss Haftxger. who In the daughter
OF Mr.. aud Mrs &. " Naftzger. fpsl
Aurora ay., Fremont. and 9. A.
Cook. connected with the Puget
Bound Bridge and Dredging com
pany. announced 10 friends that
they Intended taking dhy'H trip
10 Everett. Instead the couple. no'
oompanied By two close friends,
eent 60 Olympia and we're married
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook are nov dotni'
clled at the Btarbird flats. on boyi'
aion av.. laughing In their sleeves
al the trick they played on their
friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
GEN. BOOTH WILL
LECTURE HERE

General Iiooth. head u the eafvA-
ton army. wiii arrive IN sraitis late
next psenth en- route 80 Iauaa. The
general has eensehtsd % deliver an
address before The officers and sol.
dlerr % the Ealyation army n this
risy Haturaaf evening. March 80
Hr viii alsn rfvaeh ~ the SUNDAY
services. sssefnins aa1 evening Sc
a4tis wfil - ths oniy city ~ Which
General naoih wiii asiiyet Ar al
trenn on fhls TRIP
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sits with the terrifying burden 81
suspense upon her Tier cross 81
agony Il as visible a. though OF
wood. Her asea shoulders and head
are bowed low with ita weight
There n nethins she may 90. The
tainted Inheritance that abe brought
him may Be uttered aloud Ia HE de-
tense. bat the acsoiase cry ~ those
few words are all that she may do
in An active way to safe him.
The hidsous details II the murder
on the roof Of the Madison square
garden fortunately we're spsfci -
the ears 81 Mira ThAw. She vas en-.
eluded when the taklng 81 testl-
uaouy began. But Gaaht u she
VAS glad 70 escape eNsa that horror
while NJ the courtroom she ~ least
knew what they were Doing 10 her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
nv kArhERlNE lNcklE.



NEW YORK. Fsb. is-Ah. such
- the tragedy It motherhood.
Through the terces q love and ma
tnrv woman brings farth y child.
Soon the Nerlt grasps from her this
sreatest elft u her sex. The world
may desposl the Eift. bat Il - the
nature II woman - cling 20 her
love for her creature How cruel
are the dictates % the supernatural
laws when IN conflict with the laws
Of man
The utter helpicsahess 81 MrA
William Thaw 20 aid her son a. the
awful days u hts trial drag slowly.
wrctehcdly on. is one Of the most
plteous features In this great coaft
tragedy.
There Is not heart - eaiioused
within that court FoaFn that does
not give beat 81 sympathy Tor the
teFrcr-stFiekrn Woman who sits
there while one group Of men fight
Tor the life Of her first born. and
another seeks his death.
II the struggle between life and
death was being fought with lonn
run Of fever. thla gray hatred
mother would be strengthened by
her activities. The enemy death
would be fought b her. inch by
tnsh, IN the sick room The cicvefeag
physicians would De IN attendance.
white capped nurses would be nsv-
ing trained service. but over and
above All else the mothers tsnder.
iovins influence would ever be felt
On the darkencd sickroofn. She
would BE- ever al the bedside u her
ffrst born. II would be her gentle
maternal hand that would battle hts
fevered brow. and into his ears ahe
would whisper the comforting words
that he must live.
The only thiag that KEEPS M TIRE
Courage 81 fasnlly IN an utterly
hopeless conflict Ia a slckroon i
the uneeasinx activities that are re-
oeired of the well and ssroar Every
momens Gay and night. IL occupied
m relentless fight with death.
Constant action 9nvea from aesrair
II Is sifferrat IN courtroom
wheFc the legal Innocence or xuilf
OF the beloved - 70 be aStsrnined
To she family % the prisoner their
Inability % DO must be fnAddeninx
% desperation. N thx trial Cor she
life of her son Mrs Thaw may
physically DO nothing.
Day after day this hapsese mother
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son. In the nearby Witness chamber
her distressing Inactivity was as
great a. when within the court
room A word could eeus Ca her
now and then 40 the great heavy
oeken deof swung % and fro. Hut
she could not hear whether they
were wotds Of hope e. despair. Al
she may 10 IL 90 sit and walt walt
walt And for whatf
The awfalness ~ the position af
this bowed gray.halssd woman can
emily be realised IN measure. Not
even these Who see her day after
dAy can depict a. hut a single
glance at her 10 enough 20 hnew
that her constant. ever Inner cry
must be-
stia | bear you. my beloved. for
thisf-
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Congregational.

Plymouth Third ay and Nuiver-
slty st.. Hey Francis J. Van Horn,
-. D., pastor, 1 n. m. discussion %
The neU church plans. which VIII be
on exhibition. 30 .. M. Divine
and Human Forgiveness.
Pilgrim broadway ana Republic
an st. Rev Edward Lincoln smith.
u. u. pastor. rev. sydney htfong.
u u. in charge. ~ q. M The
Knowing Quest 7s0 .. NJ The
Gospel % JOY"
West seattle Grand Az and ce-
dar At, ~ "a. ~. ana 7 50 = m;
sunday school. Il m, v /. :. G. w..
Z 30 .. m. Hev a. NJ. Ffeelnnf
breaches morning and evening.
Youn gst0Nu-a .. m. sunday
school. 10 T. m, sycnHonK ana
sermon
Ollvst winter -. and pipsllne.
10 q. M, Sunday school II q m,
Worship and sermon by Rev H. W.
Fletcher
south Aiki--i9.f5 a m. Sunday
school. iiib a. us worship ana
Prospect East Prospect ct and
Twentieth av North; 1850 3. ~,
Three National Heroes" b. REV. g.
~ Gale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
A TRAGEDY OF MATERNITY BOWED LOW BY
HER CROSS OF AGONY IS MOTHER OF THAW
KATHERINE LEckiE WRITES
or THAT MOST PATHETIC,
MOST HELPLESS FIGURE IN
The oRuAr TRIAL. MRS.
WILLIAM rHAVs.

Ii were hanged on the highest hut
Mother . mine. q. neither q mine'
b know whose hove would follow me
still
Mother . mine. o. mother o milne
II / were drowned IA the deepest sca.
Mother q mine. q. mother ~ mine
l know whose tears would come
down To me,
Mother . mine. q, mother o mieei
If were damned ot body and soul
l know whesc prayers would make
me wholei
Mother q mine. a. mother q minei
-RupYARn kiPtiNG.
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owls Will Hoor Tosoaacw

The owis. shc nee fraternni Or
saniaattoa. will hold the FneaiaF
weekly meeting 1T the Labor TEN
pis touoffow night IN Feori 3 The
nov neas T. nos ahly supported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
REIMBURSEMENT OF CAR
SERVICE PLANNED

Track laying on The new west
lake boulevard line to be used for
the operation % Green Lake and
the Fremont Ballard eaFa. u cem-
pieted Ths direct route over Nest
lake viii. Il h claimed. easily save
five minutes time 10 the running Of
ears 90 the north. besisea afsordfnE
much relief IN the crowded conai.
tons a traffic on pike ct
The early opening e Third a.
ana shr return II the University
ears 10 thair oid tracks on that
ihoronHhfAfs wln result IN a reAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

tussmsus q downtown street car
traffic.
Working on Plan.
President t1uFfh. Of the electric
company. said Yesterday that u wisl
saAc some TIRE yet for the company
- conpists its nea plan.
II - knuwn that fer ssfse months
the officials have been rtudiouslf
deviaias sefas effective tnsihsa for
the movement % is ears through
tho business district
n IL new eel established that n
addition - ths University cars that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

MeeiinR for worship At Ia
first day Sunday and Blble seks@'
AZ 10 a M iuidweek meeting nm
day Thursday Fl .. m. Plaza n
meeting, totf Charles II. Take Rsi-
nlef Heights car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

Bayiston AVenue -cornsr pev,.
ton ay. and Olive 81. Rev. w 4
nimonds, pastor. II A. m. sTfs
Gaming Moral Awakening Il what /,
VIII BE and What II wiil Dos
gn. musical service under tIfcess.,
Of Mr.. Bsfafd Tsnning.