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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-24
SUE G. \. FOR
FOREST FIRE

Alleging that on account of the
carelessness of the Great North
ern railroad, sparks from an en-
CINE set fire to timber land owned
by them, w. E. Frost and Thomas
S. Cope, known as the Frost-Cope
Lumber Co., this morning brought
suit for $1,000 damages.
They claim $4,000 worth of tim
Der was burned and the rest de-
preciated $4,000 in value.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-24
TURKS FOLLOW TRAIL
OF HINDUS

A number of Turks have arrived
in Bellingham to take the places
made vacant by the Hindus who
were run out of town recently.
The Turks closely resemble the
Hindus.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued
this morning TO the following: Roy
E. Fish and Beryl Best, both Spo-
kane; Sam W.niams and Martha
Sharpenberg, both of Spokane
Bridge: Frank DeLand Smith and
Adele Frances JORDAN, both Spo-
kane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-24
ONIONS IN SOUP NOT GOOD
CAUSE FOR DIVORCE

BELLINGHAM, Sept. 24.-Be-
cause a wife puts onions in the
soup, there is no reason her hus-
band should get a divorce, and, ac-
cording to a ruling made by Judge
Kellogg in the superior court, the
act does not constitute sufficient
cause for the granting of decree.
Fred Bingenheimer was the APP
plicant for the divorce on the novel
grounds that he seeks a separation
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-24
BECOMES RAVlNG MANIAC

BELLINGHAM, Sept. 24.-E. A.
Fowler, secretary of the Japanese
Korean Exclusion league, is a raw
ing maniac confined in the coun-
ty jail. His shrieks are heard for
blocks. After terrific battle he
was placed in padded cell.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-24

good looks and incipient MULE
brity count for anything, the tradi-
tons of the stage, as far as the
Gilman family are concerned, will
be stanchly upheld by the pull
chritudinous Pearl and the too-nice
Eunice.
From the billboards, as soon as
they hit the grit in little old M
York, will be flashed the fact that
Bill Corey, of Pittsburg, is theii
brother-in-law and dramatic critics
will be urgently requestly to sit uI
and take notice.
The name of the sketch in which
they will appear is THE Christ
mas Tree" which presents a scene
between a rich girl and a street
Waif
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-24

The Spokane Press delivered to
any part of the city for rs cents
per month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-24
TO CLOSE PRIVATE BANKS

HELENA, Sept. 24.-Twenty-
three private banks in Montana
have been directed by State Exam
iner Timothy E. Collins to cease
doing business. or else readily COM
ply with the law passed by the re-
cent legislature, which provides
that private banking institutions
using the words savings say
ings bank rust" or trust COM
pany," in their title or advertise
ments. shall, upon conviction, be
amenable to fines ranging from
$500 to $1,000 and the responsible
persons to imprisonment from 90
days to one year.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-09-24

TRACTION CARS GO TO FAIR
Take East Broadway Traction
cars leaving Wall and Riverside
every five minutes direct for Inter
state fair grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
iIiinIvORCE DAY. AT the
COURT HOUSE

of the court Was finally required
as mediator In the ease.
often the star witness for a WON.
an attempting 90 secure a divorce
proves % be man who seems 10
be- more deeply Interested IA seeing
her separated from her husband. aud
eligible for emarrlage. than cir
cumsiauces of ordinary nlatonlc
friendship would seem 90 warrant.
Cases OF this kind are alwaYs
scruiinifed With exceptional care
in the caae ~ a young sifl who
had made poor marriage after
seeing her husband only a few
times while he was IN town selling
goods ca the rural merchants. the
court entered with the divorce De.
cree the stipulation that She must
not 70 marry without having known
her next sultor Tor at least two
years
The charge or drunkenness a al
most invariably made IN the a.
verce actions Even when not
charged In the complaint. under
the questlnniuea OF the lawyers OF
the iudgs u ia generally brought
cut that drunkenness on the part Ut
one or both Of the parties n tho
cause Of the trouble Judge FrsteI
stated reccatly that fully % pas
cent nt the divorce eases In hts
court were caused by drunkenness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
STATE NEWS

J. W Caldwell OF Port Town.
send has hsen appointed clerk Ia
tho naturalization nurvHu at Frisco
wheat has SCARED TO 70 cents az
Wenatchce.
The Motcalf aawmiil. The LARGEST
a. Castle Rock. after having been
closed nearly a year, has resumed
operation
Patrick Collin Of Tacoma was
nearly Eorad 10 death by an angry
bull which he was trying 20 load
into ear
In askia9 for a divorce az Van.
couver, Mrs William porut says
she has only had oae pair Of shoes
ia five years.
warkmon are clearing the site
for the G. 81 4 ST. = terminal a.
Tacoma
Grace ognra. the pretty woman
arrested az North Yakima accused
Of a burglary committed Ia Tacoma,
has been released She WAS not the
party wanted
Frank Butler became tired ol
STAYING IN the county iail at Con
Gully and broke ont. now helnE Ia
hiding IN the woods The iaii iopks
as II Il had come In cuniact with
a modern samson.
Twenty ilindus % Danyiils hays
been stoned one % the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

a nay" AZ The county
!. ,.a,e Is a regular weekly
. s.ss and always furnishes IN.
$50. q both a pathetic and
' 80 nature for the court room
.,.,os Il usually comes on
s'ssrlay. al which time she de
~ Slyerces arr set tot trial. aud
80. ~. - many a. IS or 81 uncon'
49,. ~. DEGREES ara handed down by
,.'sss Merits N single morning
- grounds 90 which divorces
- s.asa for In this state aro not
s,,ssa belax generally one Of
,s-s.--des.rtlan. non.sapport and
.-.sl,y Many and varlcd how
- are The details which une1
....sslv cone oct Ia the Testimony
.snpsrt 81 these alleged coudi
.s.ss Net loug aEn. On support OF
sarge d cruelty the wife testi
- -, Der husband throw an en-
- Soiled dinner % nar, one ulAh
"a ume. and 10 show her has
asts unfsasoaahleness. wife
~ vess testified that her has
- required her 90 bake pie Tor
ssy neal. breakfast. dinner and
Npgr
gnsully Il was stated on the
si.s b. IN lii.used wife Thar her
s.,sand devoted his time 10 the
wts,s * beautiful rosrs aud made
wsenls d his products % hes
aa!s she said that this Finally
ua, - fAr that she was compelled
3 sx down bis rose bushes lest
a. hsi his affections Strangely
srask. even this drastic remedy
aisa Of is purpose, and the heels
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Plymouth-Thlfd and Univer.
sily. Rev. Franois ] Van Horn. d.
H. pastor Services ~ a n. and
: D IN sunday school. stts a m
n = = g. r.. G.ls . m midwoek
services Thursday. D m: morn
ing subject. "OuEuinE CouareEA.
tionRiism evening. Man. Get up
Pilgrim broadway and Hepnh
llcans Rev Edward Lineolu Smith.
y p. pastor Services n a. IA. ana
. p m sunday school. . 30 a. m &
y r 3 g " 6,bs p M mldwoek
services. Thursday, 1850 D. "a
81 a m. The Cleveland Meetiu ga
8 p m Opposing Forces
University nrooRiyn Av. NJ
Rev II G Mason. pastor Services
A. II a nj aud ) D. m Sunday
school. ~ 30 m. Junior G. ~. 3
"a m.. Y. 2. 3. G. E.7 q m. mid
week nervloea Thursday. 80 D
IA morning subject what is True
Religion evening. The Blasting
Of the F1R Tree
tfgewaiar Whitman ax. near
Kilbourue 81 Rev WIN c. Kant.
nof. u D.. pastor Services 10 sc
n. and 30 m Sunday school.
10 80 q. m. T. p.S. G. q. sac D.
M. mliwcok services. Thursday
30 g IA morning subject. RE.
membranes and Thanksgiving foF a
ilripful life evening. Some
Birds That Arc Wiser Than Men "
Prospect East rfuHpect Vt and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

Tabernacle 18th av n and Har
riapn John aUfvin Dean. pastor
Church Bible school $3.50 "a M
public Worship, II a M thome.
-Four Necessary Experiences with
the Holy Spirit Young Pcople'B
prayer council. o D. m. evening
topic The Testimony OF Modern
science 90 the bible
University Place y. f5th a. and
Brooklyn Rv Rev Frank A Heath.
y D.. pastor Bible school, 10 a.
M worship. II a. M subject,
Praise Ia the Sanctuary. tho Place
~ Music In the Worship OF God" /.
Junior meeting. 2.Ab D. m. - v r.
Union. o 80 D m evening services
30. subject Peter. john and q
Cripple"
Norwegian Danish -- Howard av
and Stewart ST. Rev. O. NJ Xiii
pastor. II a m. Communion with
Cod, 3 .. m, The Christian III
Great Motive"
Fremont Kilbourno s. near FIRE.
mont ay. Rev J Cairns, pastor.
nible school. sA5a m -. Y. r. o..
g 90 p. m. II a. M. born Of the
Flesh aud OF tho Spirit. 30 p. m.
Not Ashamed Of the Gospel Of
Christ
West Seattle Madronn hall. Ar
thur y Carpenter. pastor Sunday
school Is p IN. services. y. M.
Meichlzedeck"
Dunlap Rainier boulevard Rev
Peter A. Klein pastor 8p. m.
Heaven"
Woodland Park 72nd a. II a
m. "A spintDriven Man" by Rev
Arthur y Carpenter
Emmanuel gath av and Main st.
III a. m. "Contcntment-- How 10
Get ~. 3 p. ma "Discontentment--
How 10 Cure IL. Y. p. meeting. 2
D. M.
Adolphia Missi0n-i3th av n. and
Miller 81 Services II n m. In
swedish. by Emanuel Schmidt
sunday sorool. 10 a. m. In English
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
AID Writer'S
incorporate
WELL KNOWN PUBLICITY Pro.
morERs JOIN FORCES IN a
GENERAL AGENCY.

A combination that "a 81 interest
70 az Seattle merchants. manu-
faeturarH or business men needing
H. promotion 81 Publicity ia any
way Is made by the resent incor'
unration Of the Thome Advertising
Service. with a capital stock Of
$40 600. and offices 10 rooms 236
and 821 Arcade Annex.
Mr.. ] Frederic fhorne. the Pres
ident and General Manager Of the
corporation. made his reputation
a. an able advertising writer and
manager IN New York and other
eastern cities before coming 20
seattle little over a year aEo
Since then he has handled this ad.
vertlzlnE campaigns % some Of the
largest real estate and Investment
companies Of this city % the eml.
neat satisfaction - those who
awaited themselves of bis akiii and
services
Hlnmau Holden Clark IT,. Vice
President and Treasurer OF the
company. although only a recent
arrival IA Seattle. comes with ~
crpfl0ualiy hiKh credentials as an
advertising expert gained Ia the
east lie was for q number %
years connected with Tho - Louis
Poet Dispatch. aud iator handled tho
writing and placing ~ a number
af large national advertisers spend
log az hiah aa $500 900 q year. az
we'll as being identified with ad.
yeriisina agencies ~ national re-
pufa
Mr Ralph J. Foofe Secretary.
waH. until this combination was
made. the manager OF the Yves,
Coast Advertising Bureau. % Seat
tle and I,on Angeles. and Is well
known 60 commercial advertisers
Of both cities Tor bis efficient man.
aaement Of store accounts. To his
ability ~ writer he adds c0n.
siderable alilll as an artist and De.
nsuer o. clever and attractive ad.
vertising novelties
with the combined experience
aud talent ~ these three mombara
% the firm. the voy best future
is predicted FOR the new company.
while their clients are assured OF
the capable handling of amy kind
~ publicity. whether u DO Ia the
form Of newspaper, magazine. bin
board or street car advertising. the
production 81 booklets. or any 9th.
er means OF reaching the people
that comes under the head Of ad-
veftising sft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
MlANICURIST DEFENDS Her
PROFESSION

wcln caae that call for an answer
from an rued respectable working
women who car be womnnly Whcth'
er employed n a barber shop or a
Sunday school Il Ia Och mana
gers and establishments that have
made Il 80 difficult for others TO
maintain and llft up this profession
and hold a good namo and char
actor which Is a working woman r.
only asset am sure this young
woman will act her rights and did
the proper thing IN bringing the
case before the courts, aud Incl
dentally before tho public. az this
exposure has been needed Tor some
time and viii be a help TO all OF IA
with Sisht.minded hlgb-thinking
people. who like % aeo Justice
done 90 all
"A nARnER SHOP MANlCURtsr"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
BIC HOTEL FOR
VANCOUVER, Be.

VANCOUVER. n. G., oct. 10 II
the report which cnmOA from a COS
orally wellinformed real 'oatats
source IN correct, Vancouver ia
shortly % ht2o a mammoth hotel
right IN tho center of tho business
portion OF tina city The old court
house site ia probably tho most val
liable commercial property IA Van
oouver Il Is IN a district that will
always ho the pivot on which tho
industrial life Of tho Western
metropolis depends A short time
ago the provincial government ad
vcrtiaed the site for sale by tender
and although the successful bidder
has not been made public. it In
understood that the Great Northern
railway offered the largest price Tor
tho land and viii take poaneaalon
at an early date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

..,,,ar Of The s,ar'
H ....sa lime Is propitious when an
.,ns women should endsav'r to
a themselves from such
49, s.. a. the barhermenager who
teas 800 a employ a woman because
cess e n d the Fluffy Ruii'cs
use r.iate most men that
s.s,s 40 40 Tor sanitary anu
waless ss reasons, and the yonns
baslas . ~, does the work Is trcat.
se'a s'.a ' ,ns respect and on a level
q ~. i, a,hcr business associates.
H ..,,ss majority q ne public en-
- u ne erroneous idea That man
i's'a. as 4 ! shield for other acts.
isal'as .,oiesslon can be used a. a
Ay ~ matter what i may be-
Slsa. ~ \. ,a.g such incidents as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
LOCAL OPERATORS FIRM.

According 20 the striking teiee
Faphers % Seattle, there "a no syi
donce % weakening on the part 81
the mon now uuf and a mnefiuE
held last nighi si the Labor Temple
showed that che idlr keY men pro.
pose "a hold 0ut until their de.
mands are granted hY che com
paniea Many Of the strikers arc
temporarily aCccuting other posi-.
si0na pending ara adjustment 81 the
frfsnhta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

The Theosophical Society. Seat
tie lodge. 1920 Second sunday 3
y. m. lecture. subject. What The.
oaophy IL. by C. J Ducag8
School Of Illumination Egan
hall. Arcade building y. m. vii
son Frltch viii speak on "What'and
Where Heaven is"
First Divine Science church co.
iumbln college hall. broadway and
Pine. Agnes X Mccarthy, pastor,
Services n a. M Sunday school.
10 a. M, subject, "A Strong Man
Armed
Spiritual Science SOciety-A o.
n. W. bail. 1854 First ay: Rev
Wary a Stein. pastor Conference.
3 IN. lecture. 3 y. M, The Old
and the New"
Bible Spiritual Science Society
Meets Of 80 Terry av, near James.
Sunday. D. m. Rev l.. Nageli Eos
ter. pastor; subject. Messages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
WELL KNOWN KENT
MAN DIES

James a. Cayanaugh, we'll
known resident ot Kent. died at tho
home OF his son. J ". Cavanaugh.
at that place AZ ~ o'clock yesterday
from a complication OF diseases,
The deceased WAS born IN Cln.
clnnati, O.. Ia 1899. removing from
there 10 Missouri In 1855 he moved
20 Washington, purchasing farm
near Kent, where he has since 10.
sided Tie leaves widow aud
seven grown children. four OF
whom reside Ia kins county Tho
funeral will be held tomorrow AFT
cfu0ou at Kent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

given consideration No one has
appeared % fight their battles. Il
Is right that they should have an
opportunity 20 reform. For that
reason I am INVESTIGATING
Before Ne went a. the prison Gnv.
Hoch famibnrized himself with the
history az cFery caae brought 90
Bis attention. While IN the prison
he got q close range view 81 the
men, BE learned lr1m them facts
nbiaiuahle En- no other way When
be returned be- vas more firmly
convinced thnu before his visit that
prisons ought to reform an well as
punish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

Auburn NJ. Ell NJ Weaver. pas.
tor. II a. m. "Ezoklors Message 10
tho Church Of To-day. 30 p. M.
The Problem 81 Christian Faith
How Shall the Student Solve itg'
A Pacific City az D. tn. Cath.
cred From An Nations"
First Free church-Carponter'a
halt Fourth near Pine. Rev Alex
andor Beers. pastor sunday school.
10 n. IA services n a m. and 7 30
p m morning subject. "A Divine
Christ"
First ~ y Services in Grand op.
era house. N a m. and In Taberna
Gle az T. 20 p. m: Rev w A. w
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Presbyterian.

Cherry 81 22d Nv and Cherry.
Rev w A. Stevenson. Pm D. pas
tor Sunday school o.f5 a M G.
b., D. m. II a m, The Final
Hope OF tho Church 1880 ., ma
'Atonlng Jesus
First Fourth aud Spring. Rev.
NJ A. Matthew'S. ID D. pastor
Morning subject Sealing the
Book. evening. The Tragedies OF
the nargaln Counter"
Westminster Broadway aud Co
lumbia. Rev J NJ Wilson. pastor
Topics. "Mesalah'a Might and Are
Cards a school 81 0RmblinEg This
II tho second in a series ON Pres
hyterianH and Popular Amnse.
monta" mems meeting Monday az
g. 80 p. me- p m. with dinner at z
p m
ballard Market ~ and 18th nv.
~ w. Rov Elmer r. Thompson.
pastor manse $3.50 Tallman ay.
nihle school. 10 a. M junior G T..
3 D. m. intermediate and senior G.
E., $50 p m. services 4 a m and
1890 p m; prayer meeting. Thurs
day. 5 p. m; morning. Hiding
Wheat IN a Wlnepresa'. evening,
u Know aud I Appreciate"
Interplay $40 10th av w Rev
+ NJ MeCreary. pastor II n NJ
Christians on the watch" even
ing Illustrated chalk lecture. "rhe
Selfish Man.
The First United Presbyterian
church. Rev WIN. Alvin Spaldlng
D D pastor. viii hold SIS services
temporarily Ia the Sabbath school
rooms Of the naw church on the cor
nor Of itth ay and Y Spring "
Sabbath school. 10 a. m; preach
ms. II a. m. and 80 D m Y z. 3
G. f. $50 D m Tomorrow will b.
the opening day. on which thore vii
be special and appropriate services
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HEARS case TUESDAY

The hearing Of the application of
Pacific coast lumbermen before
Judge llaniord for a temporary in
junction against the overland rail-
roads 60 prevent the increase IN
cnathound rates ON timber products
will be heard next Tuesday ln the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

The meeting ~ tho charter com.
mission waa postponed frpm TeHieF
dav afternoon until Tuesday even.
ing BY the chairman Hiram dili
The reason FOR putting tho meeting
over vas the Interference cauaed
81 the meeting Of tho finance com
sgsFtfFsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
iosNrlfy WRECK VICTIM.

Through @sagsntion OF tho coat
which he WORE AZ the time tho au.
thoriliea believe the victim Of the
Weston wreck ON the Northern
Pacific 60 be G. NJ. Johnson. al
Macniaa, Wash, Several friends
and relatives Of Johnson viii come
to this city 70 view TIC ecmaina,
which have bean MA az tho
morgue, and Try and make thc
Identification positive. Tho coat Il
the same one worn by johnson
whom last seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
BOY HERO DOES NOT
EVEN GET THANKS"

LONG REACH. Cal. oct 10
James Lucas. ~ years old. gave a
rare exhibition OF presence oi mind
and bravery Friday hy Jumping into
the ocean and recovering hand
bag containing 1000 that had been
dropped on tho pler by a woman
tourist When he came ashore OK.
haustod and handed the hag 90 tho
atyiishiy dressed owner. she snatch
"a u eagerly aud rushed 20 a 80.
Guided corner 10 count lia con.
fonts. she dtd NOT oven say frhank
you" 20 the lad for his bravery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

10th ay N Sunday school. $50 A.
m James y Victor. aupt 1880 y
m. oyenHong aud aerisen by Rosa
@. n Gale. subject. "A9Modoi Con-
pie The Wife," third in series
on Home aud Home influences"
Prof J "a Howe In charge OF mt
SO o
Union Queen Anne nv and Gaior
~ Rev, vpoent Roaewarue, pas.
tor AervioeE 10 10 " ans 80
spts'ms Sunday school, ~ m. v =.
q &c. $40 .. M morning,
Christ, the Reveaer Of God' even.
ing. HIUe Parable OF tho Talents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
WILLIAMSON FUNERAL

Funeral services for the remains
0f Mrs J Williamson. who diod %
iiuFhta disease. were held yeater
day from the family residence. A
Number OF floral pieces we're con.
tributed by friends aud relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
NEW sREAo ORDINANCES,

The new bread ordinance which
will be passed Monday niFht will
require al loaYoa of bread not nf
the standard weight 20 be- stamped
with the actual weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

g. Marks. Madison and Broaa
way. Rev J y - Llwyd. rector.
Rev j. X Black % D.. priest In
charge Services 3 aud I ] A. ~, and
1880 ., M Sunday school. $3.50
M morning topic. The Light Of
the World evening. Face to Face
with God"
Trinity I'%riah EiPhih and
James rector. Rev II n Gowen.
Services, 1880 M. II M and
z 80 y no. Sunday school and rec
tors Bible class, Q, 30 "A. M. morn.
ing subject, "unavatng Repent
ance" evening. The Richmond
General Convention
ballard g. Stephens Episcopal
church, iipibrOok a. w Send, Sery.
lees morning prayer, holy com.
munion. and sermon. II; evening
prayer aud sermon. 1880. morning
subject, Tho UnBhakon Founda.
ton; evening. "P.ulB Confession
OF Faith"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

Giving. evening. THE Plumbline
In Israel
Ballard 1924 W. 9Th 81 Rev
A l. Grim. pastor II a ~ "The
Assurance OF Prosperity 720 y.
m second IN ncrioa on "1he Kiug
OF Humanity. Bible school. . 90 a.
m g. ". $50 u. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26

First Spiritual Society knights
~ Pythlaa halE First near Pike;
i.ole " Prior speaker Services 3
D m and q. m; afternoon sub.
loct. "ProgresBiye Men b. M.
Reasons Golden Dawn platform
messages afternoon and evening by
Mrs Prior,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
ZINE oFricEs FoR eENT-

Strictly rrstclass offices. single
or en- suite. all outside rooms. con.
tanning every modern appointment.
can b. rented IN the now Johnston
Company building az Third ay. and
University St. a. reasonable rates
Apply either 10 John Davis a Co.
or y 8. Johnston Company. Pho.
near Piano House. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-26
AUTO ron cHigF.

The finance committee yesterday
afternoon voted 20 aiipw the i'm.
mediate purchase OF a ruuabout
auto for the chief Of police.
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First--nroadwa and y. olive.
Rev A. L Chapman. pastor. serv-
lees 10 20 a M and 7 40 p m G.
T.. Gsl6 p m Sunday school. ~
u. morning subject Christian
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SUNDAY TOPICS


4 column IN the Saturday Star
= Will not he accepted after 5
e o'clock Friday afternoon. 4
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