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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-16
MHEs ONES HORSE IS
pLUNGlN6 THROUGH
ppiFTS or SNOM.

Not an easy feat when ones
horse h pluuging and floundefinE
hhudly through drifts and shin.
Ing columns 81 snow. with aobe
iav zero temperature aud a com
pans % a-en whose lives depend on
ones accuracy Ih~ others could
bsut their arms together. ainmouut
and stamp their feet 20 restore
thelr chilled blood circulation.
Hat had 10 keep on without NOV.
IuE Ia mx saddle
We were riding dead across the
gale aud the Wind blov steadily
against my rtEht ear ! dar'd not
fnu my head 10 relieve the hof.
fibls pain tn my ear. aF pat uH mY
hand TO shield a.
Fof eight nolid hours Ne rode
bad begun Ia fear ms Instinct for
once had sune bach on me. vhcH.
an of a sudden. Ne topped the
ridge ueiuu ua lay the sAheltencd
safe spot I bad been aiming foe
No ayre safe
The right half 81 my face vas
erusted deep IN iey snow ~ fighl
eag vas full 81 It IN. ear drum
--of whatever apparatus makes
people hear was ffuarn have
ncvef been able 20 heaf much ont
of thAi ear since then
Hat I ought 10 % Elad. I suppose
that / escaped Nish ~ worse hurt
Fpf ever man IN the Nhole com
pauY vas more or less badly frost
bitten ~ aalY wonder Is that an1
81 rs reached the ridge alive.
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DEATH NOTICES.

George LOCKER. AGED 60. died In
this city MAY 10 lie was a mem.
Der 81 the G 4 II The body Is
~ the chapel OF Hutterworth a
sons. aud will BE- sent 20 olalla,
Wash. for intermcnt
Mrs. y. G. Cochran. aged %. died
AT the realdenCe Of her daughter.
Mrs. Minnie Sargent. MAY Is The
body Is a. the private receiving
room Of Collins Bros
Maxwell NJ Bruce. aged 60. died
at the residence. at AM Point.
John ~ Myer. AGED 81. died At
Portland. Ore. May H. lie was n
member of Seattle lodge No. 2,
Sons OF Herman, and also OF Seat
tie IAederkranz and OF the Seattle
TurnveFein.
John Stoekert. aged Z uonths, In.
FAINT son Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Stockert. died ut the family resi-.
deHce. sic Thomas st. May lb.
Carroll Ellloett, AGED IS. died In
this city MAY Is
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PRINCE GEORGE OF sgRviA.
(sea,tIe star Exclusive s.rvie.

Seattle Star Exclusive serviee)
BELGRADE. Sefvia. MAJ i6.-
What to do with Crown Prince
George. whose recent exploits have
gained him the sobtquet OF The
European Harry Thaw. Is bother
ing King peter aud his maieaty's ad
yisers. The popular demand for the
princes incarceration in a lunatic
asylum Is growing so persistent
that Il threatens the throne.
Some time ago. because OF the In.
different manner In which a soldier
saluied him the crown prince shot
him dead. More recently he at
tempted 10 shoot a cigaret from the
mouth OF citizen OF belgrade. but
shattered the smokers Jaw.
In other ways the conduct OF the
prince has been such as To give the
king no end OF worry. The prince
resents advice from any quarter.
does as he pleases. and his eccen.
tricities are OF such a nature that
he ~ a constant source of alarm.
And while the king hesitaies 60 act
the public feeling against the prince
Is growing so violent AS constantly
10 endanger his life
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Christian Science.

First Church Of Christ Scientist
Chrisiensen's hall Broadway and
Madison. services II a. ~. and
y IN, subject. "Mortals and Imrnor-
talz reading room. 80 Alaska
building
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist
-zeli ". ssth av. Ballard. serv-
ices II a. IA. subject, "Mertals and
lmmortals reading room in church
building
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service Of Nellie
Baiiy will take place AZ the chapel
of Butterworth a SONS ON sunday
morning at II o'clock. The burial
will take place Of Mount Pleasant
cemetery
The funeral service ot John II.
Myer will be held at the parlors
OF the Bonney. Watson company on
Sunday afternoon ~ = O'Clock. The
burial will be held AZ Mount Pleas
ant cemetery.
The remains OF John Stockert
we're buried at Lake View Cemetery
following the funeral service which
took place at the family residence
this afternoon at O'Clock.
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WOMAN CAUGHT IN
o CRIME

When Mrs Alice Sicrs<9 arrest.
ed yGtyday aftefn6bn on a charge
or stealing quantity Of silver
ware from the home OF A J John
son. Youngstown. Was taken to po=
lice headquarters. she Waa ldenti.
fled by City Detective Jack l..
Bafck aud Deputy Sheriff James
Mullen a. Addle Roper. a woman
counlcrieiteG VIM was arrested ON
Vaahon island five years ago. MIS-.
nerach denied that she was for
merly Addic Roper
The woman had been employed
In 1ohnaon'H homo and from time
20 time hilyerwhre disappeared. Pa.
trolman n ] Waller found several
Of the articles a. the waman's
home and placed her under AT
rest
Mrs Roper aud her son Tom
were arrested IN 1905 fof counter.
fciting both we're convicted. Mrs.
Roper was sentenced 10 serve five
years at San Quentin. Her son
received d sentence Of two aud
onehalf years
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when Knights Were sold"

Francis wilaou has had many
playn since he ioft the field Of
comic opera Toe the more serious
dramatic offerings. but Il IL said
that this years comedy. When
knights We're Hold affords him
Ereater opportunities than Any play
he has had
Mr Frohman Ia said TO have giy,
en- Mr.. Wilson supporting com.
pauy of exceptional strength. mum.
herring forts odd people. prominent
in the east holug found the names
% MARI Holland. Clarence Handy.
sides Campbell Oollau. Margaret
Gordon. Edna burns. Joseph G. Al.
len. George irving aud Victor
Benoit Charles frohman preneuta
Francis Wilson AZ the Moore thea
ire the last half 81 next week. b..
ginning Thursday evening, With a
Saturday matinee.
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cemlnn % n, cell.sum.

Monday afternoon there ALL open
Al tue Coliseum MarEellaH Trained
Birds Effin Pearson the singing
soredienne Edward McWade and
company. In the comedy sketch. An
Emergency Actor the Webb Ro.
malo troupe of noyelf cquilibFisls
Dan and Ward refined singers and
dancers. the Great l.ANrauces. in a
military change act Eddie Raeach
with a ballad. rnd the motion pie.
turea Tonight ard tomorrow after.
noon and night the Coluisnum viil
present Fitzgerald and Wilson
Leon ard Aaeliue and Hutchinson
and Balnbrldge tur the last time.
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The show faF the neN week com
mcncinE Nith the Monday matinee
az the paniagos Wiii consist Of the
harrow Trio. comedy acrobatie bi.
cyclists. Rae aud Bruache. cpmedt
ana Lillian Dcwiti. ELMER, Jus
Eirr. Lang Gotham Comedy -Four
the ileArdaley Sisters. In vocal
duets aud a neW set 81 motion pie
lures The present bill will be seen
for the last time tonight and 81 the
sunday performances.
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ALASKA COAL
Bill. PASSES

WASHINGTON. May iG-The
senate has passed the bill provid.
ing for the opening OF the Alaika
coal fields 10 Development The
paragraph providing for the sur.
render of title OF lease In case a
monopoly Is attempted was taken
from the measure upon motion OF
Senator Kean This bin Is one OF
the most important Alaska bills
before congress. and Il Is claimed
that It's passage by the house will
give employment to 10000 men IN
reneSing railroad construction In
AlAAkA this season.
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minister 20 m. sermon by
Rev r. b. Sutton. The Water of
LIFE
Iat1na r. end and 6th ~. \ p:
Rev r + Forbes D y. minister s
q. M. Recognition In Heaven"
Green IAk.-E. sgfh and let av.
= y Rev r l. Forbes. y. d min
istsF f80 a. m. The Better
life by Rev Scott Wallace. : ..
IN. services conducted by the Chris
tian H.pdeayorers o. First church
Westminster broadway and Co
iumhfa. Row J NJ wilson pastor.
Hsy. Or Freeiaud will preach.
morning topic. Deepening the Soil
on the Rocky Places, evening.
Gods SeatenseFs
Raitard-Market st and 18th az.
y ". Rev Geo p Lee pastor.
IL 90 a. IA, sunday u Weekly Sig
nal From Heaven. ., M. The
Book Unchanged In Thousands Of
Years"
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between hllsEard and the wors,
OF your eastern snov stnrmsF lie
grateful that the former are al
most entirely confined u The plains
aud that the mountain wallis guard
The east from them
was guiding a cavalry regiment
once across country Vhen such a
blizzard overlook US We we're too
far from the uearvst fort e.
hope Ia reach it IN time There Was
oniY one chance los o.r lives
/ remembered line 81 foothills
that we're 80 situated that, with he
Viud blowing As Dc NaH. there vas
pretty sure 60 b. sheltered space
ldlf~clIy under certain nteep
yldsci that would b. free from
anoW aud out u the wind II ~
could ftnd that spot we could camp
there aud keep alive aud warm
around our camp fires tn the storm
died out
But Il vas n slim hope a. beat
The Euats 81 sind hlrN the suuN
80 that semcftmsa l euuldn srr
begona M horses uose AFsin
fnf moment of IA. I could see tog
perhaps 90 feet of more The trail
was wiped out by snoN Even Il y
hadn't been. how could - haYc
luand aud stuck go Il iR the whiFllnE
darkness We wcgs la The ughtest
lis uf al my life
Eyery born scout tsud there ar-
precious fes 81 fhemt has the
senss Of direction developed almost
as strong a. a hunting DOGS SENSE
OF smell / wAA lucbY enough To be-
by nature such a man.
Wh~n the blizzard aes Ia ! had
hxrd In me mind the exact direc'
ton OF that ridge And ! rode a.
ward ~. the others foiioNins mr
1 bad TO keep that oas thin& 10
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wiil present "R,ley'a Reception. %
zith a cast IT twenty people inelud.
ing Geo and Llfzie nlfd. Josephine
Turner aud the nunbafu. Helen IL,
Mar LILLIAN Russell. Bessie Mead.
AIMS. Grace Bailey aud Florence Hel.
mont ia living btatuary, aud a cur
tain raiser b. Chas y Dunbar
Have q Gard The last perform
ance of 4 Trip "a Luna PARK vii
b. given tonight
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FIRST Seventh and Spring. Rev
NJ a. Matthews. ~, u. pastor. II a.
M. The Hope OF the Church. Have
Faith ia God evening. Great
Truths for Which Americans
should Contend" REV. ] NJ Wilson
u, -, viii preach nj both services.
West Seattle Madrona hall. Rev
Wallace ". Lee. minister. IL a. m.
The Spectrum Of Love"
South Seattle Eighth sv s. near
Rainier st. Rev. Wallace a. Lee.
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iaind every second I couldn't dis.
uSuni, speak or listen tu anyone
AT could do Was to keep my'
horse Ia that dead straight line
over any sort of obstacle. and keep
my thoughts aud instincts all con
tered Ia one direction / had "a
ured out
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Tn. farewell performances OF
Puck and the Maid- will be given
az the Star tonight and tomorrow
Nellie Reyell. the laugh briuger. and
sAnlail the strong man. Will also
close tomorros night Monday the
Charles l. Young musical comedy
company will BE- seen IN a ncv mu-
steal comedy Other new acts viii
BE- 1ohnaon'a Trained Dogs. the
Great Iawfancea. In a military
change act. the hioErBph pictures
and Ncliie Jones. comcdienne.
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Observation-Disclosures

the play which ~ TO be seen ~ the
Lois next week, beginning tom0i
row. r. that Of Charles Fownsa. "a
bondmhn. ncnt Ia the American col
onica because OF his debts In Lon.
don.
lie goes "a the home OF Squire
Meredith IN New JoraeY. whore be
acts IA various mental capacities.
finally being pat In charge of the
estate. 4 Daniel Frawlcy viii plal
the part The final performance
OF "On the Quiet" will be seen this
evening.
Rlley's Reception"
Al the Lyric theatre. starting to
morrow, the broadway BuflesquerH
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Third and University;
Rev. Francis J. Van Horn. u d
pastor II a. m. a congrcgationsi
solution FOR Some National Prob
Iems=. = p. IA. The Grandeur Of the
Nation"
Pilgrim Broadway and Republic
an. Rsv. Edward Lincoln smith. u.
u. pastor II a. ~. The Point OF
Contact. Q =. m., Rev. Ntitred
wilmington Will preach on The Is
aence OF Christianity
I'nion-Queen Anne and Caller
REV. G v. Gale pres ches at ~. 20 a
IN. and Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith
AZ 3 IN.
University Brooklyn av. y; Rev.
II e. Mason. pastor. II a. m. The
Tragedy Of Inertia. p. m. "Wom-
anhood
Whitman near XII
bourne. Rev. VIM. &. kaniner. u
J.. pastor II a. ms. The Man WITH
out a Creed .. m, THAT Boy
Prospect E Prospect and goth
av. y: Rev. n. :. Dsgood. pastor L
a m. Promoting an Undertaking
Between Man and God
Columbia Rev. Edw. ID. Weege.
pastor II a. m. The Making OF a
Nation" 3 y. M, The Relation OF
Religion to Education
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WILL DEDICATE A
NEW CHURCH

Sunday. May 81. the new $4,000
building Of the Fremont Christian
church Will b. dedicated. REV IS.
~ Lingenfelter f. pastor Of the
church. which VAS started four
years ago. Rev A L. Grim. pas
tor Of the Ballard Christian church
will preach the morning aud even.
ing sermons on the day of dedi.
cation. Ia the afternoon good
Fellowship meeting will be- held
at which all Christian ministers
and all the other pastors OF Ere.
mont will be invited TO speak
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minister church. offriated. The
bride vas 4 nurse In the Seattle
General hospital. and the groom Il
a wsll.kno~n local druggist.
sorosis Club.
The sososla club held its annual
election ~ officers Monday after.
noon. AZ the residence Of Mrs. G
/. Mnssa Mrs p y iufdiek was
~ elected president. Mrs J. J.
Chambers. vice president Mfx II
y Wilson secretary. and Airs Anna
W HuEnby. treasurer Afn X H.
phlpps and Mrs o u ThofEfimuon
we're appointed - representatives
OF soruals IN the cts federation
1905 2. and Mrs. 4. u Ilunhcll vas
made building trustee Mrs Bur
dick was elected a delegate to The
state convention Of Federated clubs
and empowered 10 appoint another
delegate also. the appointment TO
BE- announced later. The club ad
iourned to meet June fof the final
meeting. with Mrs Frank Pearce
Gardner.
Guild 10 BE Entertained.
Mrs Henry Frederick will give a
card party Tuesday afternoon at her
home. i7i7 asth av. for the Denny.
Blaine guild Of the orthopedie
guild.
Seattle Chapter. %. a. n.
Mrs. u. A. Cove. OF iit5 card av
~. will give a whist party Monday
afternoon for the members OF the
Seattle chapter. ID A. r.
Club Election.
AZ the election of the Seattle
Womans club Mrs Rose II. Ireland
was reelected chairman. and Mrs
T.. &. Christensen was reelected
secretary and treasurer for the
ensuing year.
Classic Culture Club.
The following officers have been
elected BY the Classic Culture club
for the ensuing year: President.
Mrs Charles N. Johnson. vice pres.
ldent. Mrs n. s PAUL. recording
secretary. mra. John schofield Jor
dan, corresponding secretary. Mrs.
". e. GOodspsea, aud critic. Mrs
Frank Skinner
Ballard Senior Bali.
Invitations have beeR issued By
the graduating class 81 the Ballard
high school 10 the first senior ball.
which will be given Friday eveniHg,
Mas 20. at Junction hall The pat.
ronessea will be: Mrs G. A.
Tropp. Mrs. A. W. Mackie. Mrs. G.
W. Erwin. Mrs. G. A. Parker. MIRA
y. y. Thompson and Mrs, b. T.
PeIis
Benefit Card Party.
Catholic ladies' are planning a
most auapieious benefit card party
20 be- given at Chrlstenaen's hall
next Thursday evening. This ben.
eft ~ for Bishop OiDea. and by u
the ladies hope 10 realize a suffi.
cient sum to go a long way to.
wards paying off the present In
debtcdncHs on the interior furnish.
lngs OF the bishops home The
committee in charge of the card
party Is composed OF Mosdames
COrrine Simpson, Lsahey, Powers.
Gleason, LAWYER. and Misses Rus.
sell and Drew,
IX.u. ssuffr ENgweIaa FanafrrN 81
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EpiseonaI.

Trinity-Eighth and James. Rev
~ n. Gowen. rector II a m.
"Gemaiiel a Doctor OF the Law;
Z 30 p. m. The Three Dimensions
OF Life
-. Stephen's--l5s4 w. send st.
Ballard Rev. John A St clair rec
tor. Il a. m Formal Religion"
Z. 80 o. m, Preservation of Great
Gifts"
II. James-N 3Sth av. and Stona
aV.. Fremont. Services conducted
by Richard Mansfield White. n a.
M. did We Not Straightly Com
msnd You That Ne Should Not
Teach In This Nance ="
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sle FIRE IN OMAHA.
10y United Prs.s.l

OMAHA. Neb. MAY 10 The old
plant Of the Omaha Packing com.
pany at 31rd and . SITS. az South
Omaha vas destroyed b. fire last
night. together with three million
pounds Of meat. involving a loas
of 800 900 The bic plant Of the
Cudahy Packing company adjoln.
ing WAS seriously threatened while
the fire was at iis height.
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~ svrrAlo AIT ~. F. Cody.

~ sutfAto att IN : ''''''
-. IN BOSTON a few wlntera
rser vas a driving snow
=" ui,h a ssmile sale behind
' !. "a temperature about 10 dc.
u - lave sew The tall ~ snow
a.,Aaps seven inches. and
80 -, some fair sized drifts
-, =. .es, do you suppose the hos
:. - ..psn called that s'orm' WHY,
:. - oss Of them on the front
s'..s ..ferred 10 It as blistardi
Az .',ss ! Kitten wero "a scratch
,he hand and sou vrte To
~ ,As scratch "a people ana
go All il IN fghi With q
ss ~ tlscr Well you'd be
ps = eeaf The truth a. people
.sa sos.ak % eastern snow.
~ a. hHilsfdH The east
$50. $50, kpep What q blizzard Is
49, ...rsst approsch you people
lae - te blizzard Mas la the
- a March r. lSNS And
49, ,.s,s sfln alsiag niie wonder
,ssl lhat
ana, would you say n you saw a
~ ~ss,ern blisard You aren't
- ~ Fsog the giant mountain
80 - n ne Allegheny and Cum.
49, rangss cut them off Fer
-. ,,sa'a carr to hear What a real
So are blizzard Is Ike
..,sru blizzard Is blend IT
,.ss,rni eyeione aud tornado
= 80 someShere up Ia tbe arctic
..,'',as aad sweeps south gathering
-. ~ fars AZ every miie. tear.
~ - snd hurling before it such
-. snow a. Is airuaaf ou the
80 ana travelling a. a rate that
80. lEom fifiy 10 eighty miles an
kEf
s.ua,lmea these billiards. rush
!. =, a,afh a. the Rio Geande
80 Thefp theY are known ~
$50 Thex are dreaded hs
=. al beast alike let a herd
-..sl, sngff the faroft approach
:. aasshcx aud the Whole bunch
- nanpeae 1hsy eau smell It
u,s asa
s,~s indians and fee plain
- teo can tea when = blizzard
: omi.s HAT % the average man
- g. hlnt Of IL beforehand i
a. a. IA there il unusually
.sussfsi weather genefailf iuat
..Irs Il arrives The morning
- h lotely and clear As CRYSTAL
.-l~ss shr sort ~ day for y Ions
=, Thsr IN ihs aftrruaoO a fes
et.ss. Ana some soft peaceful
b,xlai suau flurries And ihcn
"a. say1Afd And black bad luck
y u mas sao gets caught in Il
4 a. distance ffom shelter
n brcs 81 TIE vind breaks up
a. mesllAkes iafo a soF, OF p0wdsF
~ ssss theta ainnk In = stiugiuE
hwsa smoiheFinE mass that
a=,ss nae a solid Naft - thick l.
~ xaa that hall the time a mar
nsf - iii fret asay from him
n. nrsf az the STORM would uftsH
t~xa ~ report 81 a cannon Hhot
~ fpds away The mercury
lrups 10 anywhefs from - 10 %
kiyx f<Fo.
sss. a. you see fhe difference
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erhs sehsmlan elrI.s

Tho San Francisco ap"fa CON.
pany, With new rflma tdana -
prano IN the pefHoa 81 Anna lieht
or. aud Alice earle. coutrAltn, utll
give a revival of ilaiie's opera. The
bohemian Girl At the Grand opera
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School " Occult Science-ltI-tfs
it0s Second av.! Mrs. Minnie len
nings. pastor. $50 2. m, Mediums
ship"
Temple Of Occult Scfence-isls
Second av.. Mrs. Minnie Jennings.
pastor. p. M, Physical Phenom-
cna"
Theosophy Second aV. sp
m. The Reality OF the Inner Life"
by Mrs w NJ. Patterson.
New ThoughtJltg0 Second az. II
a. m. Dissolution 81 the Idea OF
the Devil." by W. r. Richardson
First Divine Science broadway
aud Pine; Agnes n. Mccarthy pas
tor II a. m, The Parable Of the
Sower"
First Spirituat--f43t First av.:
Alien W. Connect. speaker. Lectures
az and 5 =. m, The Mastery OF
Fate"
Boyiston and Olive St:
~ u q. Powers, minister a. IN.
The old Evangelism and the New
Education"
Y. NJ. e. A-Tourth aud Madison.
David Russell. Of South Africa, viii
speak at =, m.
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Mrs Wigs Of tho Cabbage Patch

Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch.
With her sunny smile aud her
never failing optimism. Mrs
Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch" comes
Ia the Moore tomorrow night coin
meneinR a four days engagement
With a special matinee "Wednesday
The play IL hs Mrs Anne CraW
ford fieNnor. from the stories Of
hor friend and neighbor. Mrs Alice
Hogan Rice. which render Mrs.
Wlgga. Mia HAY. Mrs Eiehofn.
Mra Schultz, Loyey Mary. Little
Tommy Miss Lucy. Mr. stubbluu.
Chris HAIRY. htliy WiggH aud the
biography" named children doubly
dear Ia those who loved them Ia
the cheary books
The play opens ia Mrs Wigs
cottage, with the wedding of Mla
Hay 20 Mr Stubbina The second
act shows the exterior OF Mrs
Wigs cottage. The n0ndman
will close IT, engagement tonight
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Methodist.

FIRST n. E.-The Tabernacle. Sth
and Union. Rcv, W. II. W kees.
pastor. II a. m., sacrameutal serVs
ice. by Dr. Harrington, =. M
The Skeptic"
Green Lake VI E.-N 65th and
First av. y. =. Rev Z. l.. Benedict
pastor II "a. M, the tabernacle Wor-
ship. It's dedication. 2. m, sacra-
mental service. by pr. Harrington.
HiIlman N. E.-Rainier blvd and
CollIngwoad av.; Rev. Geo G. POOL
ton. pastor II a, m. the pastor viii
conduct the quarterly love feast.
Lakeside NJ. E.-IRkevay and
aSth aV. s. Rev Geo. q. poelton,
pastor. s y. m. How Peter Fell
Madison ST NJ Madison and
gard av.. Rev. Grant Stewart. pas
tor. II a. M. The city Four
Square. Epworth League anniver-
sary service s y. m "Pilgrim's
Progress. illustrated.
Madroua Heights NJ, E-iilS 2Srd
av.: Rev. Wilson f'riteh, pastor. IL
a. M. Complete salvation. 5 p. M
The True Basis Of Marriage
Queen Anne NJ. Fifth av. W.
and Garfield St Rev. Thos =. Elli-
oft. pastor II a m, The God
Made Man and His Inventions. $
p. m. The Correct Life"
Trinity NJ. E-First av. n, and
Mercer. Rev. VIM ~, Leech, pastor.
II a. M. An open Door. s p. m,
woman's Home Missionary society
holds its annual thanks offering
meeting
University NJ E-Brooklyu av
and T.. teud ST. Rev. J. N Canse,
pastor II a. m, sOur Obligation to
Christian Education. 5 J.. M. Da-
Md Russell will address tho union
meeting.
First NJ P.--t6th av. n aud T.
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house for the Neek commencing 20
mcrrus night
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ert Lett a. DeRliaho1f Eugene Wet
ner rs Thaddeus. Wallace Hruwu'
low a. the Count. Georgia Camp
bell. Frank bertrand aud Am1
Leicester IN the supporting pa.ts.
aud the chorus all have ample op.
paftunities afforded them
Il Drramt That Daeli ~ Mar.
bic Halls. Then You'll kemen'ser
Me" The Heart Bowed Down
aud The Fair Land ~ Poland are
among the song numbers The ohly
matinee will be given Saturday
Afier The bohemian Giri COMES
production Of he Wolf Hopper >
comic opera Wang.
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"a James Cathedral %iuth and
Marion. mass daily at a. IN.
Sundays al 8 :, and a VA.
high mass At II a. IA. Kespers. Z
D. ~.
Church Of Immaculate Conception
18th and Marion. mass daily At
8 80 and 80 a. m. sunday al 8,
and 80 a. m. high mass AZ 10 ss
a. m; vsspers at 100 p m.
81 Joseph and r. Aloha.
mass daily At 30 and $50 a m.
Sunday. ! 30 and : a. IN; high mass.
n q. M. veHpers. Z 20 p. IN.
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ssth At. Ballard. mass. a. m. sun
day mass, 8 a. VA; high mass 10 30
n. m, Sunday school. ? a m.s bens-
diction. 30 .. "a.