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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

block and coat 100000. The Az.
turiano club occupies fine quarters
facing Central park. aud the 6alleao
club II erecting a magnificent build
ms On one Of the most expensive
sites Ia the city Il will cost several
hundred thousand dollars.
These clubs grew cut Of the con
ditlon Of Spanish clerks in this eltY
\ spanish merchant. Needing help
sends 20 spain feF one OF mafe haeH.
usually relatives. When such boys
are brought here BY the p0atef NOR.
chants. They eat their meals Ia the
store. sleep under the counter aud
receive no pay To protect himself.
tho merchant PAYS dues fof them ln
tie clerks etuha, which enables the
Young men To have social feefea=
ton. the benefit Of educational
classes and hospital treatment
AZ almost ali the mercantile bust
ness here ia IN the hands ut Span.
latda the clubs have a very iafFe
population from which "a recruit
members. The attractions offered
are - snest that many business and
professional men have also been
glad 20 ioin.
While the clubs have become an
amazing success here Americans
ssy that the idea would ret work
50 sell IN the States They explain
that II Il the lack II home life
amnnx The clerks that has made the
clubs poahlhle. and that similar con.
ditiaHH do not exist In Tire States
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ARREST MEN WHO
SELL LIQUOR

Charged With violating the Law
governing the sale Of Liquor 90 sun.
dAy. ST. mea we're ARRESTED Sestsrs
daY Hail In the sum Of ssa9 as
given iu each eaar
ueasKe ClothieF. a ballard saloon.
kl-pef was arrested b. Acting Cap.
ialn SelKhbora. John ". Steven.
Aan ans booked as a witness
l.. " MAhaffcg. a former base.
ball umpire. was taken 10 headauaf.
tsFs BY PAtrolmsu French aud Hal
lard from the Silver Dollar saloon.
on Washington 1t Tie II charged
xith selling q quart Of whisky to
Thomas keefe. saiior
Three easeK of beer we're taken
from the restaurant of O Maauta
on Washington 81 patr0lmen Han.
non. Peterson and MeSamee sent
the proprietor To the station
Pairulmeu Hardin aud Helms ar.
rested virKii CfwNt0. employed 10
the Turin saloon. aud leopold Cold
smith. proprietor % the Jersey lodE
tng house. on charges of selling
rlares. wine aud beer 10 patrons
Hoth resorts are on Washington u
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DISCUSSES HUM0R
I'M THE PULPIT

tey ] c Young OF the Fremont
church spoke today before the rrea
bYlerian ministers session. Al the
First Presbyterian church. GU the
suhlsst. Doctrine versus Hlumor. +"
which was somewhat IN opposition
Ca the suggestions Of hapef read
At the previous meeting b. ReY ".
4. Major GA sHmnar ia the Pulpit q
While REV Young states that the
pulpit Il no place far ordinary lols.
inE neither Is IL the place for
funefalism. he SAYS
Having been called upon Ia 81
pteaa his opinion On the subject.
nf NJ A. Matthews said Cod
have mercy on the funeral NTH.
lister. There Is difference be
tween seriousness and liberalism
llumor In itH place is as necessary
as earneatneHa
Rev. Major stated that he does
not make 4 practice Of joking In
his sermons. but II Is natural for
him Ia be eheerful aud give nov
aud then little haaor to the dis
eusAiou Of creed which teaches
the 10y and the auunlneaa Of ea
tatenee. aud not the dalefui Dante
idea
Res. George If Lee Of the nai
lard Presbyterian church. was
elected to membership Of the Min
Iatsflai Assembly.
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Seattle star Exclusive Service
HAVANA. April 1s.-cluha eatab.
lished BY Spanish clerks are Won.
ders OF cooperation. In this city
the hest of them lfaNe the fineaf
club houses. the fIneaf hospitals.
baths aud sYmnasluma The clubs
exist Ia all parts Of The island Zach
bears the name of some province of
Spain and the membership Is com
posed mainly uf men hallinK from
that province
Three OF the clubs here. tho
Dependencies. salieso. Antaflaua.
have each iuafv than "a. boa mem
hers. There are several others. Ia
cluding gue eomnoasa ul Canary lai.
Aadsra. almost aa iaisc The nay
mant of monthly dues ~ 81 so gu.
titles member 10 all the privileges
Of The club These tneiuar the -.
elai Feema IN the splendid club
houses. admission ia the education
Al classes. usa 81 the baths aud
~ maasiHma. and treatment at the
hospital n member Is able O. de-
-. he i supposed to pay nominal
Zee Tor hospital treatment. bat u
he IL not able Ia naY he IL atlll 70.
eeiFed - a patieut. Thu pity aietana
ard SURGEONS Ia attendance at these
hospitals are the moat aEllifnl lu
Havana.
The neneaiishtes club occupies a
splendid building On the rfaao. the
FIFTH ~ nf Havana. thai covers half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
ERgN'S BIGGEST MAN

Seattle Star Exclusive ssrstse-l
DUBLIN. April iS.-cafdinal
farus. head Of the Irish church
since fsaa. and the one man Of
whom ali frishmen stand IN awe.
will sall for America on April -.
to attend the centenary celebration
In New York that besina April =
Ills emlnenee wilI not make an
American tour. but intends to re.
turn home Immediately after the
celebration.
lie has received urgent requests
10 proiouE his visit. but be has
never been known 70 take a holi.
day. and he SAYS be does not intend
10 break his rule noW.
Cardinal LpEue Is the real ruler
Of ireland. and lrlahmen expect him
10 be the central figure OF the New
York centenary. Ills authority Is
aupreme on John Bulls other isl.
and. and though he Yields his
power with discretion. he knows
haw 10 make things fly when neces
aary. He IS a stern diseiplinariau
and many a priest who has ahifked
hla work has had 4 bad time At the
hands of the cardinal His emit.
hence IL not a man of great learn.
ing. his strength lying in his piety
aud ecclesiastical aiauehness. lie
is the embodiment Of antipathy TO
modernism
He does not mix In politics. He
has no objection to the prelates un.
der him participating In political
affairs. a. long as they support the
Nationalist. for while the cardinal
plays no part IN furthering Nation.
allst aspirations. this Is due solely
60 his belief that he has time only
for ecclesiastical matters lie has
no sympathy for the anti National
lists. Lately he killed one Of the
organs of the Slim Fem party. the
Peasant, because of the strong I'D
voeaey by the paper Of the policy
Of forcing priests out Of politics.
Logue denounced the paper. aud hiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
OLDSMOBILE ON
NONSTOP RUN

At ! o'clock this afternoon the
Oidemobile roadster which Is MAX.
ing .100mile. nonstop endurance
run. had covered approximately
10 miles The car was reported
in good condition aud no accidents
had occurred. II Ia probable that
the Loco miles will be completed
by tomorrow afternoon or evening.
The auto started Saturday after.
noon at l.tb on its run With an
observer and a driver In the ear.
Every six hours crews are being
changed.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
with a flying start of two blocks.
the oldsmobile. in charge of Chat.
feur VIM. Folberth. climbed the
counter balance Of the Queen Anne
hill. The climb Was made on the
high speed gear. and about 1000
automobile enthusiasts gathered to
see the climb At the first attempt.
Folherth came within 20 feet of the
top. then turned around to make a
second attempt which proved sue.
eessful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
MAs0Ns TO HOLD
ANNUAL RITES

WAahlnKtua chapter. Rose CFult.
No 1. Kaiie2 81 seattle. Orient Of
Washington. wtli hold banquet
Thursday evening ia the Naeoaie
Temple. At whleh time the refe.
maue OF =exfinFnishanE the liKhta
wsgt b observed Thla l. ~ I'm
parnsire duty imposed npun every
KNIGHT Roae craix. Of the Seutiisf
rite ~ Maaona. 10 ee observed ever
Maundy Thursday Easter morning
At > o.cinck the kuiEhts viii meet
for the purpose Of fsttEhhhA n.
iIEhtA
Faster sunday morning the Sc
attic enmmanderv. Nj .. knight
Tenplars. witl attend services II
the First Presbyterian church.
where Rev. M A Matthews all
deliver a special kefHsUn on the
OCCASION to the Ass8aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
OPIUM SMOKERS
UNDER ARREST

A 1oang coaple. who gave their
anes a HF snd Mrs Bert Roth
and Fank Burns wetr arrested In
. kcssl On Pike u. near Third nv.
- skirt iof smoking opium. The
eospss bad been occupying the
fuoEa tw q seek. aad always had
ihesr meals sens up. the woman al.
vas sasinx the trays at the door
ssszslng suspicious the saaa
axam>ai noslfled the police. who
efuks oEsa The door and found
Hs hFee persons andef the IN.
asesrs Of epiHn. Complete kulok
- siHfita we're found In the room
Az nfes are weIl dressed and
appsaf % q very Intelligent. The
ss'a4n NpFe number OF diamond )
s :. placed under arrest Al
Alss ssFs released oE ball Of a.
sea Tie arrests xere made By
Fs'felzen Kent aud Quinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

Kennedy were buried In Lake View
cemetery following the funeral
service which took place at the
Sacred Heart church this morning
at go
The funeral service of Mrs NJ.
II Preston will take place at st.
Clements church Tuesday after.
noon AZ O'Clock The burial will
take place at Lake View eemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
CARTS PROSECUTION OF
UNLICENSED DENTIST

.iarney to-day aud told John Perry
h troubles
Grow teeth we're treated at the
ohlo Dental faFlafa aud he alleges
that both his teeth aud gums have
been elumallY maltreAted.
The puapttctnra Of the Ohio Den
tai rariofa claim t. he the orig
Inatafa of the AlYeolaf method Of
painless dentistry When arrested
Edwards aud isoatltt stated that
thet we're not the praprlelofa. They
claim not t. knaW Who Is the
proprietor ur prupfletofa.
DEPUTY Prosecutions Attorney
Perry stated that he viii Vigorous.
Is prosecute Edwards aud l.eaxitt
IN an effort Ia rid the city Of den
lists Who operate without a
license
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not been completed. but II Is prah
able that the pavilion at lesehl
park will be- used. as Il Il the
largest ball room In the citY The
dauen viii BE- one Ut the hlrsust
social eVents ST the season.
Gov 4 = Mead and some af the
members Of his staff. and members
Of the Seattle Commercial club were
guests II the officers of the cruiser
this afternoon. and Htge shown
ever the boat hY the men
This evening the cruisers cali
fafula aud Tennessee are due 70
lola the WASHINGTON. and IN the
morning the squadron. under com
mana IT ADMIRAL sebrrs. wili de.
part for Tacoma and ether seund
l.afts. 10 return 10 uremcrtnn next
SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

....,. n. arrest Of Edward II
Ns'A - Nalsllla r. tseayitt.
az '...s employed a the ohio l'en.
sa s.siarS satt PIKE st teda1 ~
a.st9s lanes shannon. ls1nil9s
.eas.s s.,,;ax Attorney John Il. fee.
tes .. .,s'', me arst Kun IN = var
4 nv Ssat,sls praeilelag without a
MIS- ~. .,,s.l Of edwarla and ieas
lef IN !. followed BY several
y - n he present Intentions 81
s z .,s, ! - proseruiius ATTORNEY ATE
carried out t...itt gave ban
:. h ~. .',,n Of ssee each and we're .l.'s
"a ' "a W. isem custody me .. men
svlsass .~s,.ssssa On = warrant sNet \ !,
~ ~ A u GFes. ' NJ sei,,.'' a,
! - ~ office u the pi's''s ''''''A .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
COUNTY DEMOCRATS
SELECT DELEGATES

Demeefats Of glae oaunsf met
in convention today at E3ana hall
and endorsed the proposition 81
eleesins tour delegates IA the Ma.
ti0ual convention 1T BEAVER. In
Stead uf tso THIS county = sus
titled to onlY teo Yutea In the Va
tiansl Convention. bat. a. lhe tso
factions cannot agree On tn dele
gates. Il waa decided a. favor tie
splaetion 81 four delegates. each
having ouashaAf vote Charles n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
DRUNKEN MAN BREAKS
JEWELERS. WINDOW

Considerable excitement was
caused on First ay.. near Columbia
st this afternoon when the plate
glass window Of L. W Suffers
fewelfY atare WAS broken hy n
drunken man. Rumora we're start
I'd that trays OF iewelfy had been
ssaien hy the enlpfit. The cause of
fft excitement was Martin Flnne.
gan. who had been drinking too
freely. lie Iurched against the
nlate glass window aud broke the
glass Al the height Of his shoulder
several men grabbed fiunegan
and held him until the police ar.
rived lie vas removed to the po-
lfee headquarters and booked as
drunk and diaorderiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service of Patrick
shae will take place at the catho-
lie Cathedral. Ninth av. and Marion
st. Tuesday morning at ? O'Clock
The burial will take place At the
Calvary cemetery.
The funeral service OF Nellie
Hurst was held this afternoon at
/ o'clock from the chapel of Butter.
worth a Sons. The burial was held
at Lake View cemetery.
The remains OF Mrs. Annie Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
PUBLIC MARKET

Orders are being taken on the
public market for eggs for setting
purposes. chicken. duck. goose and
turkey eggs may be obtained.
Spinach Is on the market todSy
at four pounds for Csc. Local horse.
radish roots are quoted at Toe per
pound. Two pounds of cottage
cheese are quoted at 25e. Shad are
on sale at lac per pound.
Pot roast will be ON sale tomor.
row at Sc per pound. Lamb chops
will be Toe per pound and picked
lambs tongues will be quoted at
csc per dozen. Liver will be on
sale at &c per dish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

!. ...,.e.tlsns pronise that Tie
,.sls.nsat 10 b. given ~ me
ss1s. men Of ire cruiser Wash :
' sss.' rrgaay aiserucaa. ApFH =.
i as :. ! decided saeeees The
- : q wamens elahs has
l r sl s', q 500 tickets On iaeif
= 80. a., ssa aireaay several huadfea
-. -. ease been called Tor
s s sehree. commanding the
- saaAaraa. has eaEaEed
=, ar tse entertainment Com.
$50 negle. rxecuiise officer 81
:. Ws.hlngson. has made affaases
= ....,s eer box party. and three
- efflesfs q the cruiser VII
~ lsn parsirs -.
"a arvsnssneuts foF the naval ball
= = kIssa D. The mea 81 The
sssszsf q The same efehinE have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
DEATH NOTICES.

Mrs. Anna Ogden. aged &c. wife
of John Ogden. died at the family
residence. ia6 22nd ay. April L.
The remains are at the Collins
Bros. undertaking parlors
Patrick Shae. aged Is. died at the
residence. st9is 9th ay s
Phillip Patrotia. aged 50. died
April II, at the county hospital. He
was member of the c. q ". n
The remains are nj the .embalming
room of Butterworth & Sons
Mrs Annie +. Kennedy. aged &c.
died April IL. at her family resi-
denee. 73S Bellevue av. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
MUST NOT WHISTLE
TO PARK COYOTES

Tusta.. a 6 A. Edgertan. n r
ssrs ss - y Miller ana e wheeler
yesss,s. sss'ed IN Woodland park
ian. sy Special Officer VII.
we're s... aase, be claimed. there
shisslinr 'hs coyotes b.
tie sss 'sz admitted be whlatied 70
MED 1 ~ 4 but the other lads de-
nls.sa - : eharEe. Judge Gordon de.
rsprIls.a,las aaintetts With a severe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
HAYASHI PLEAD S
NOT GUILTY

n Hayashl pleaded not guilty to
atabbine chin Kiehi Yokno % death
March 80. tee6. when he appeared
before Judge 4. ". Ffatef in the
superior court today
Ilayashl was Indicted for murder
in the first degree. with X Naka.
yama. who WIS found guilty of be.
ing implicated In the crime aud sent
20 Walla Nalla for 30 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
SuRREN DER

gAS FRANCISCO. April IA
fugitive for moufha. ] DalEell Rob.
rftNon. former assistant manager
of the California safe Deposit aud
Trust company. created senHa.
sion to-day by appeartne In Judge
nbollnNa court aud HurreHdeFlng
He had eon-egred With the district
attorney. giving him a statement
of hlA connection with the affairs
of the defunct hank.
At the instance Of isangdon. Judge
DoollnE released Robertson on 81.
600 bond. furnished hy an indem.
HifY company
II IL believed that Robertson has
made a confession on a promise OF
Immunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
STRIKE AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Ore. April IA
One hundred and fifty msghcrs o.
the grain handlers union struck To.
day. because OF the failure OF the
conference to arrive at a sat
isfactafy wazs agreement wilh the
employers The employers recent.
b cut the scale from 90 cents an
hoaF aud 60 cents overtime to Is
cents regular. % cents overtime
The men demanded a return t. The
old scale and did not get a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
GETS WATCH BACK.

Miss II. Stephenson lost a hand
some gold watch on Second av. on
January Is Today the time piece
was recovered by the police In a
pawn shop. The pawn broker told
the officers that IL was ''pawned"
by n woman last Saturday The
watch has been returned 10 Miss
Stephenson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
s.vsl AND sousDes on DENVER MEETING.

wII make the dominating speech.
more than ordinary associative
value eIinka to thla piece Of llguam.
vitae wood.
This KAxel aud sounding beard
were sent tn Mayer Dahiman b. T
G. Harris vt Fort Robinson. Neh
Mr. Harris Is a strong Supporter ri
nryaa. and an acquaintance Of MF
Ilahlm4u
The sounding beard Il made Of
Black Hills cedar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
FIND NUDE BODY
OF UNKNOWN MAN

". ". Davis. a resident 81 Law.
son. near Black Diamond. dIseoE-
cred the nude corpse Of an unidsnti.
fled man Saturday night. No one
has been able TO identify the re-
mains. Apparently there are no
evidences Of foul play. Deputy
Coroner s. =. Niltaie is lnYestigat.
iug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

Al the morning meeting of the
eity Methodist Episcopal ministers
COMMITTEES was appointed to pre-
pare communication 20 be- pre-.
scented at the general conference.
NaY /. In reference 10 the esiab.
iishmaut Of au exhibit hcadqnar
iers for the Methodist church and
state missionary work IN the Man.
utartufera. baildsnk ut the A..Y r.
v grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
POPULATION
IS 276,462

According 20 the 1908 directory
uf Il. l. Polk 4 CO. nov In presa.
the population Ut Seattle IL estimal
ID at re .l6s. compared 20 stt.bs0
Of last years estimate. showing Il
eain Of sl.ais dnFlnE the year
The rev directory contains lie
Is names. aud On multiplying thlH
number b. "a. which IL the multi
pie usually ased IN estimating the
population from the directories. the
abaYe estimate i given ~ being
ferY conservative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
mAsupA ARaaloNEp.

] Mazsda waa arraixned before
Judge A " Fratsr this morning
In the superior court aud charged
18th helping himself To ST 50. the
property Of Mrs. {. 7. GaYof. tie
Was given six days Ia which 10
mead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
DEFAUlTE:R


sY United Press
,. @1f Okb. Ore. April I'm
60 s,.s4'aoa Of the accounts Of the
- Superintendent Of schools Of
i NE show that Z. =. Daley
-, ~ 5sanary. resigned as
a.. sHpeFintsndeus. was a De.
= - 2 school funds 10 the extent
,s, 49, l.ea0 II Is reported that
- INVESTIGATION Will reveal
Cen v sas.Fspancies. Daley LEFT the
vbs.s.. heaihs ago. His exact
aaais are unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
GRANTED DIVORCE.

Esfella Merritt was granted a al.
vorce today from Claude C. Mer.
rift b. Judge A. " Frazier They
were married In thla city October
20. 1906 She will again De alloaea
20 call herself t.aasiIa puNell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

ttesstfe Star Exclusive Sefsiee.l
OMAHA. Aeb.. April 1.-THE
usel shcxn In the accompanying
srszfr uili b. nasA BY Chairman
Tees Taesaft Of the democratic
mrtua2i committee to call thr IA.
fz1aal enntebtkoa 70 order ia Dan.
Esf % Jaiy Z
lsazmaeh a. Il l. expected that q
kssFaskan viii on that occasion be
sansaxsr1 for president. ard IS II
! l1ishsf believed that an 0fnAaan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
MOONEY ARRESTED
IN PR0SSER TODAY

Word has been received from
FFasasr stating that itasFY A
Mooney. pho il wanted In this city
on the charge Of wife daAurtIan.
waa arrested In pfuaaer this morn.
Ing Complaint has been issued nj
Judge CAROLS court charging
hauHsY silh DESERVING his sife.
Efifh Mooney. MAJ /. 1907. and
leaving her In destitute condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
WASHERS FORFEIT BAIL

G n peyet aud II. A Ao.iius.
wta we're arrested IN Woodland
Yesterday hy Patrolman = u hiHs.
~ on q charge Of MASKING. failed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
PASSENGER Aet.r HEae.

NJ G. Murphy. Of Winnipeg. Can.
Several passenger agent Of the "a
Indian Pacific. Il in town On q tout
81 Inspection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

Heitaer. Judge Alfred Hattie. 1adke
p A Met1anaia and I L Calhoun
are the mea selected hy the eeug
Krutiuu.
Charles A. Re- holds Of the kluK
County nsmorrmtlc club NaM rise !.
ii chairman Of the eouFentioEf.
Nith James N Lambert secretary
About 700 Delegates we're present
At the convention Thla afternoon
fbu convention will select - dele
gates 10 TIE state convention. which
wtll - he'd ~ Spokane neat nloath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
MINISTER'S MAKE MOVE
FOR CHURCH UNION

At the meetings this morning Of
the Baptist ministers at the Temple
Baptist church tt was decided To
hold a social union meeting the
morning Of April u at the Central
baptist church Of the Christian aud
Baptist ministers OF the city. At
that time more definite effort will
be made 20 effect a union between
the Two churches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
FEUc
@SshAFloh MEETING.

ths ' " King ! County Federation a,
Fov !, !, ! U. VII meet tomor.
~ Arcade building. -
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TO ADDRESS CHAMBER.

Henry Watson Cornell will ad.
dress the Chamber of Commerce at
the regular meeting tomorrow aft
ernoon on the Science of City
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

"a appear whan their eases sere
called IN the Ipolles court today and
e@ch forfeited $40 ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
Specially Priced Mattresses

The product of celebrated Eastern mannfactur.
era. These mattresses are made with special care
OF layers of felt of equal thickness so that the
will not become lumpy We exhibit five grades.
prices according 10 quality Of felt used Regular
prices ss75. $500. 1880. $500 $1,000. For a
limited time in order 10 introduce them to Seattle
buyers. these Mattresses on sale at
$500. st0.5o. sff.75. sIi.50. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13
TO sEE sAuLEsslps

Take boats at pier 2. Ten round
trips daily. Coo round trip. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

II cleanses and SOAP Lake
soap All druggists. 's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-13

Carpet Dept. Announcement
During this week We VIII sell any pattern
"TEPRAC' Wilton In the store at $3.50 per yard
this includes all patterns that have been con
fined to exclusively selling agents. The
regular selling pflee of these goods is $3.50 per
yard. We viii pisee limit the quantity any
purchaser desires.so long We have the neces.
aary amount needed In our stoek-but cannot
recorder any from the East as we would be unable
to replace the goods al the above figure.