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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Mir and Mrs A. c. Carey of Bank street are on vacation to Walnut beach.
 Miss Helen Reilly of Charles street has been visiting friends in New Haven.
 Mrs Darling of Bank street has returned from vacation spent in East Hartford
 William Reynolds of the Scovili street engine house is on nine days vacation. He will spend part of it in New York.
 -The St Joseph society of St Jos- eph's church will give an entertain- ment and dance this evening in Lith- uanian hall on Green street.
 The first of a series of games be- tween the business men of Brooklyn and the letter carriers will be played at the golf grounds tomorrow after noon.
 Because of defective skylight, the recent rain storm did some dam age to the furnishings in the Brook lyn Athletic club rooms, but the JOSS was slight.
 A description of the Ten
 Round Bout Between Bill
 Papke and Stanley Ketch-
 ell at Milwaukee will be
 bulletined by the Demo-
 crat tonight.
 Ut was thought that some war. rants would be issued for the arrest of those implicated in fight in q pool room on Bank street Saturday evening, but evidently no complaints has been made to the prosecuting at torney.
 There is vast amount of work to be done on the Liberty street ex. tension where Great Brook has to be spanned. The contractors are laying cement bottom on the brook at the point and have much of the job fin- ished. The wall on the east side is about half built but n large amount of stone and cement will have to be used before that part of the job is ready. couple of the engines are stlll work ing at the culvert which will he A neat piece of work when completed. William Mahaney. a member of the Brooklyn Business Mems ball team last season. has organized a nine of his own this seuson and is trv- ing to arrange game with the fast aggregation which Joseph Smith mau- ages. But Mir Smith has so many games on his schedule that he cannot bother with teams in q mediocre class, so he has informed Manager Ma nancy that the new team will have to get reputation before 1t can have the honor of playing the real Brooklyn- ites.
 If you want to cure that .prlns fever get box of sulphur and cream of tartar lozenges at Walkers drug store for 10 cents; they do the work and the formula is no secret. Try It.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
CARTER NOT SATISFIED.
With Proposition Put Up by Board
 of Aldermen.

There is hitch in the arrange menst between the board of alder men and L. R. Carter regarding the sale of about four acres of land on the Watertown road. The board put on as condition that the prop erty be used for manufacturing pur- poses only. but the concern whose directors intend to use it for that purpose don't care to accept a trans fer with that or any other condition as part consideration. They look upon 1t as an encumberance which would he very likely to result in con- fusion and besides no bank would loan anything on property tied up in that way. IL Is understood that the mayor will be asked to veto the order of the board of aldermen au- thorizing him to deed the land to Mr Carter and that Mir Carter will sub init another proposition asking that the land be conveyed to him or 10 his client without any condition oth- CT than the price recommended by the committee. $500 an acre.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
THIRD FLOOR-CARPETS.

lulOU T IAOVAS-S&A4SA HAM . Special prices on room lengths Of this seasons patterns. Bring the measure of your room. Extra Quality Velvet Carpet, - suitable patterns for par
 lors, library or hall, value
 $1.S5 yard, now. ....... .S5c Yd IA patterns Brussels Carpet,
 good quality, in either large
 or small designs, value S9c
 yd, now. .69c yd Best quality All Wool Ingrain
 Carpets, several room lengths,
 value 75c yd, now. ....... ..50c yd Administer Carpets, either Ori-
 ental or floral patterns, value
 $l.25 yd, now ......... Soc yd Wool Velvet Carpets, good as-
 sortment of patterns, suitable
 for rooms or halls, value $1.1O
 yd, now .............. .7Sc va Best quality Whittall's 5-frame
 Body Brussels Carpets, with
 or without borders to match,
 value $1.35 yd, now. .$l .09 Genuine Old Fashioned Rag Car
 pet, guaranteed for hard wear,
 value 4oc yd, now ....... .29c yd Extra Weight Wool Ingrain Car
 pets. excellent assortment of
 new designs, value Csc yd,
 now ....,.... .4Sc va Short Lengths of all kinds of
 Carpet, suitable for rugs,
 many at less than half price. Genuine Imported 1nlaid Lin oleums, good patterns, per-
 feet goods, value $1.25 yd,
 now ............... .95c yd Good Size Remnant Lengths of In- laid and Cork Linoleum at less than half price.
 Remnants of Straw Mattings,
 values up to 45c yd, now . loo yd Special Prices on all Rugs; many patterns we cannot duplicate offered for less than present wholesale prices.
 TEN SPECIAL VALUES from the Sale of Wash Goods from the recent Arnold Print Works Auction: 5000 yards Light and Dark
 Dress Ginghams, worth 121zc,
 Auction Sale Price Sc 20 pieces 34-inch Galatea Cloth,
 worth 12hc, Auction Sale
 Prlce ,......... Jc 100 pieces Figured Swiss, worth
 25c, Auction Sale Price. .... l21/oe 50 pieces Best Quality, fine, soft
 Silk organdies, worth soc,
 Auction Sale Price. .......... .25c
 WHITE GOODS. 10 pieces India Linon Lawn,
 worth 10c, Auction Sale Price. .5c 5 pieces 45-inch Persian Lawn,
 worth 25c, Auction Sale Price. I5c 3 pieces 50-ineh French Lawn,
 worth 75c, Auction Sale Price. .59c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
MRS PAPERS ALLOWANCE.
Win Be Hearing Saturday Morning
 In Probate Court.

In the probate court on Saturday morning there will he a hearing on motion for the. continuance of the allowance of $50 a month for Mrs Lucy Faber. widow of the late Adam Faber. The past year she has not received a cent from her husbands es ate, it Is claimed. and she Is practically living on the bounty of her friends. for according to Attor- ney John O'SeiII in the superior court a week ago her immediate family made life miserable fer her while she wzs living among them. Originally she was allowed ss0 \ month from the estate and she -oOk an appeal from that decision tc the superior court Then her fam fly gathered around her and in duced her to withdraw the appeal promising to take care of her, which according to legal stafeue1ss, they failed to do.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
suieid. Thought She Was Murders.s.

Suteiue Thought She was Muroeress.
 Savannah. Ga, June f. Ida May Gordon. negro woman, shot J. W Astarito. an Italian. through the lung Thinking she had killed him. she went to her sisters house. where she sho; herself through the heart. dying in. stantly. She left note saying she in tended to kill Astarito. He will re- cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

ing topic. second lecture On the
Book Of job. The Problem # suf-
ferinE' evening second lecture on
early Christian art, Symbolism in
Worship"
H. Harvard aud BROAD
way. Rev J. =. - Llwyd, rector
Rev J. X. Black, =. y. pfieat in
charge Services \ a. M ul
and 40 .. m. morning "Ais"riHi-
iHtic Tendencies Of the Present
Ago. evening. "unWHVering Faith
in Life'n Difficulties
"A. stephens iba4 " f2ud &C.,
ballard Rev John A. ~ Ciair rcc-
tor Morning prayer. H. The Rev
George Buzxeiie viii celebrate holy
and preach evening
prayer. 80 THE Sting ~ Death
81 James North akth aud Stone
ay. Fremont Services conducted
by Richard Mansfield White ~ 10
a. ni subject. Heal the Nlek THAT
Arc Therein. and fay into Them
The Kingdom of God + Come Sigh
Unto You.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
The Denver Express"

What Women VIII Do finishes
big week al the Seattle theatre
tonight. The PLAY tomorru~. The
Denver Express. Il the taking and
Indicative title Of a new play styled
an American meludrama. The pro.
duction % the PLAY IL elaborate IN
scenic and mechanical detail. be.
Ing under the management Of Geo.
u. Edwards. who has rapidly come
to the front as painstaking cater.
er 10 amusement goers. In The
Denver Express there Il consider.
able OF a dramatic and sensational
element. a complicated plot. and
nough comedy 20 satisfy TO the full.
est extent the most ardent devotee
Of that very pleasant adjunct %
an enjoyable dramatic production.
The play IL produced with a com.
piote line Of special scenery and me
ehanlcai effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

FIRST NJ. E-Taberuacis. Fifth
and Union; Rev. W ~ w. hees
pastor. II a. IN, Christ Lifted
up-. 40 p. m. a'f'hc ponbtins Dis
Gilman Park n. Find av. y.
". and ". seth st. Ballard Rev.
W. ~ Forsyth. pastor. ~ a. m,
achristlan Fellow ship. q Splrllaal
Force. 7s9o .. M The Spirits
Home"
Huffman ". Rainier boulevard
and CalinEwood av.. Rev. Geo. 6.
poaiton, pastor. 80 =. m. The
second OF the springtime. the flsf =
lakeside ~ E-I.akeway ana
asth + Rev. Geo. e. Pouiton, IaH-
tor. II n. m. The Altar OF Ole
Home"
Madison ST. N. E.-E. Madison
and gard. Rev. Grant Stewart. pas
tor. n a. VA. For Love 81 Nattvn
fand's iiso y. m. Expert Account
Madfona HeIrhts-itis 92rd ay.s
Rev. Wilson Fritch. pastor ~
a. m. Faith: Its Force and Ia
7:30 p. m. Power Of Mind otA
Body"
Queen Anne NJ. E.--Fifth ave arsi
Garfield: Rev. Thos. y, Elliott. pa 4
Tor. II a. m. a Dearth % Goti'sl
Word. Tao y. m, the Womanis
FOREIGN Missionary Society bas
phar0e OF the service.
shaw Memorial NJ. ESQ o.
Park. Rev. v. g Evera. II. d. paa-
tor. II q. m. Christ the Life and
Light 81 Man" 7.10 y. m. The
Bible idea % Foolishness.
Trinity NJ. E.-lfirst av. y. and
Mercer. Rev. VIM. ". Leeeh, pastor.
II "a. m. Supernatural AtteHta-
tons. 73O y. m, Rev. =. n Todd.
Of the University 81 Puget Sound.
will speak on Religious Bduea-
ton"
University NJ. FL. VI. Canss
pastor. II a. m. The Gauge ~
Comfort followed by the Lords
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
new LINE
FOR SOUND

VICTORIA. ~ G.. March H.
Tho Togo kisen kaisha. a Jap
ancse iins operating between the
Orient aud San Francisco. and from
Yokohama 90 Chile. has under con.
sideration the establishment Of a
round the world service. according
90 adxices received here from
Toxic. The project. according to
a Japanese newspaper. viii involve
the floiation OF loan Of Is .0oo. ooo
yen for the purchase % liners for
the service. etc. a large fleet being
required
The itinerary proposed for tho
lire differs from that Of other
round the world services operated
by the Blue Funnel. Koamos and
Chargenrs Reuns lines. The
steamers ars to ply from Yokohama
by way Of the Orient and SUED 10
Liverpool. thence TO New York. and
by way Of American ports aud Cape
Horn and west coast ports 10 Puget
Sound. thence homeward. On the
completion OF the Panama canal the
intention IL to use that waterway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
-rour Married Men

Latkiug while the Vife IL away
n the theme around which the
Lyric Offering for n.xt week. -Four
Married Men. IL constructed. The
iarkins produces complications. az IL
usually tho eaae whrn the married
degrees. and these complications
give abundant opportunity for bur.
iesaue play. The usual novelties
and speeiAitlea are IN the bill. and
new series % living pictures II
offered Tonight the last perform
ancs OF An Ocean voyage all be
given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
NEW OFFICIALS
FILED BONDS

All Of the newly elected city Off.
cials filed their official bonds with
the city comptroller yesterday
which. under the charter. was the
last day on which they could be
filed.
City Treasurer.eleet W. r. Pros
ser flied his bond OF $4,000 with
the National Security company Of
New York as surety. and Mayor
elect Miller filed one Of $4,000 with
the Title Guarantee and Surety
company as surety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Barnes aAodsHulfm aud ~ Iufia.
eHee rpau the hnfthrH
Seattle Phychie Society 1890 See
aHa pN ap m lecture hy fieleu
Rice HurieiRI laying tp Treas
ureH in Heaven 1880 J.. m. "Ths
issues If life
School Of Dfeuli NcleHee ftf az
t40s Second Az Ara Minnie Jeu-
niuRf. teacher and pnftar. 50 T.
m. Oriental Afsfefies
Sew Thought Society 1870 Sec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Haiy Triniiy-E. olive and 18th
Av.. ues. ~ q. T.nud. Il. u. pastor.
III a. m. - Woman q Canaan :
as. Restraints
Queen Anne and Gar
field. Rev ~. A. W. NunK. pastor.
II a. N. The Victory o. Faith over
satan
Grace German. GcorKetown-serN-
tees in Presbyterian church. spo-
kane 81 Rev. l.. ~. feeser. pastor.
$40 T. NJ, "a Life Of Faith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
eells.um,s comlnn Acts.

On tho new bin at the Coliseum
theatre, starting Monday afternoon.
Will be Leo Cooper aud company. la
a dramatic playiet entitled THE
Price OF Power. the Two Roses. IA
musical OFFERINGS. tlallen. Fuller
aud company. IN George NJ Cohan'-
Election TETS Corners and Al.
dent blactfaco singers. Gladys
Van Naomi Ethafda. novelty oqail.
lbristi Eddie Koehch. with song.
and new motion pictures Golden
and hughes viii be seen for the
last time tonight and tomorrow aft.
ofnoou aud usght.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
Coming to the orphsun.

Coming 90 the orpheum theatre
on Monday afternoon are Hayes
and Suits. eccentric singers the
Gibson Trio. musical performers.
Riehey Craig. tho talking comedian.
Marjorie Moore. the singing sou.
brette. late Of tho Lois company
Tracy and Carter. refined sketch
artists. George k.ane. with new
ballad. and the motion pictures. The
Sldonias and Ross and scyeruH will
be seen AZ tomorrow continuous
ahow for the farewell timca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

FIRST Seventh and spring Rev.
NJ. A. Matthews. rasfoS n a. m.
Spiritual Hunger. evening. IL
the Basis ~ Campaniauship Neral
OF inm0ralf'
South Park Branch. First Preshy-
terrain uudlsy's hall. REV =. \.
srcr~st. pastor in charge. ~ a. m,
s.fsurrAa and 0aud Deeds $50 =.
IN. What WIN You DO With
christ -
Cherry et-ssnd and Cherry.
Rev. W a. Stevenson, IN. d. pas
tor. n a. m. Hope the snehes
80 =. IN. Christ Win the Wild
Beasts
Westminster broadway and CO.
tansbla. REV J. n. Wilson. pastor.
II a. m. The knowledge and sr-
Harance Of Salvation ! 20 q m.
-rh~ Ambitious Atan and the Hikh
Calling
Htsf.fnsd PreHhytcri4n tCovenan-
teri Terry aud Olive Thomas
MsixiIt. slater. minister. ~ a. ~.
The Taueh ~ Christ sao =. IN,
shall We Attend tho Theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

First Divine Scienec-Coiumhi
hail.. broadway and Pine. Agnes II
Mccarthy. pastor. IL =. IA. The
Lords Prayer.
First Spiritual Society--itai First
av.. Mrs irene smith. speaker Lee
lures J and : j.. M. subject. The
Pathway 81 tho Human Spirit
Rational Church Of Univcrsal Re-
iision-M vs. opdmAn half Winfield
Scott Smith. pastor. subject, @Au-
sic--iu Vice. Morals and Religion (;
Illustrated with MaEietio Smith at
the piano.
Theasophicsi socieiy-f4so Second
av. = D m. lecture hy Thomas A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
SAYSLEPERS ARE BETTER
THAN CONSERVATIVES
10y United Prsss.l

CHICAGO. March 4.-Passage
OF law that would make Il impos.
sihle for men and women afflicted
with tuberculosis TO marry VAS urg.
ed by Or. j. l.. Fleming before the
junior class Of the Chicago College
OF Medicine and Surgery.
The suggestion came during the
course OF discussion Of 'Leprosy.
The professor startled the students
by saying he would rather associ.
ate with a leper than a tuberculosis
subject. as the former was less dan
garoua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
sclnaer,l. At the star.

Maude sutton. In the comedy
piaylet. "Cinderei." will be- seen at
the Star theatre Monday afternoon
and all next week. supported by
Wesson. Walters and Wcnaon. In a
comedy sketch. lie Fuyrc aud St
John, in a musical comedy. Hen.
drie. Miles aud company Ia The
Marshal. Nile. Rialto aud com.
pany. in sThe Artists Dream. Roy
MetlFain. With a song. aud the pic.
ture films Tomorrowa coutinu.
Gus chow will exhibit Vera IL has.
sini aud the porias for the last
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

The features OF the Paniagcn
show which opens tomorrow Is
Mackmuri, The Wizard OF the Vito.
lin" Mr. Maekmuri was captured
direct from the great Orpheum cir.
cult Of the East. whero HIS mas.
terry Of the violin made him ma.
steal sensation Among the other
acts entirely new 10 Seattle are
Murphy and willard. IN their com.
edy creation. The rhrcnologiut.' -
and Marion and Pearl. two talking
acrobats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

brand new moving pictures viii
b offered Ia tho patrons of The
ffvel'ent Star theatre for the com.
Ing week. Frequent changes % the
bin Of Uniform excellence maintain
regular patronage for the theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Zaxa- never loses It's drawing poxs
erx. While Il has bccn placed 10
the list Of problem plays 4 has not
suffered. for. unlike most problem
plays. Il has an Instructive lrssoa
and spreads a neral such as can.
not bat fiHd les mark. OF all the
semi problem dramas there IL none
other which u ~ popular With mat.
lnee audiences This play has nex.
er failed 70 pack the theatres on
the matInee days. and. being such \
faxoEite afternoon bill. three mat.
inecs viii b. held az the Grand op
era house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
,rvocsarIc NATIONAL CONVENTION HALL As 1T IS 7
AND As 1T Will LOOK WHEN COMPLETED.

ens rate OF progress ia maintained
The wallis are rising rapidly aud
the interior structural Iron WORK
Is being put Into place The con.
tractors promise th. building com
plete In every detail SO days be
fore "a viii be needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

prpceNa OF law. OF the miners who
had .seated their claims throughout
the rich district,
lhe prlpcipal character In the
story II Roy olenlster. strong.
rugged. yiflle product Of the con
ditiaas which surrounded him. and
one OF the diaposaesned prospectore.
who with his partner. owned the
Midas mine r Daniel rrRwley will
play the part OF Gleni0er.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

Mahr. on The Building Of an En-
flfaumfnt4
CHURCH n god an r. and Attain.
Ue Elder ). ~ webb VIII preach
ats p. No. The Lord H. n Man u
War. and lie Lord fatiin Name"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

noviston AZ. Unitarian BoSision
and olive. ne1. J. u. ., Power.
minister. ~ a. M. The Making 81
a Mau-Ancestfy and HefeditY
Fremont uuifsri.n-=zsl2 Fremont
av.t Rev :. A. BaidridEe. minister.
! y. ~. ~oar sufficieney- Wherein
and uaN z"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

T-grsi- Broadway and y Olive.
A. l.. Chapman. pastor ~ a. N.
The Union 81 the beptlHiE and
pINctpieH" 80 T. m. The CON-
version % Cornelius" The Gem
brian quartet viii slnE At the even
ing service.
ballard s0z4 ". bTth a., Bal
lard a. L. Grim. pastor N a. N
a Voice BEHIND Thee. 7.10 y. m.
Union Of All ChfistiauaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

l;tkouxh a young nan. Paul Gii-
/ ~ has voc = hist rating n the
n,ysexl world. and a. sooa as
~ uaragxr, jules Marry, anhounc.
1 II Ais suning TO the Mo0re theatre
- ave nlxhts. starting tomorrow
4 1rAi hls mAny friends az yeeter-
Z1Iar. Who remembered his manly
1errr<'stion Of Dick sesley. IN the
uuuisr coilsse play. Al Yale. Inn
o1laf<ly desired 70 measure his
oorns roie With tke ones they
rs ara we're fond Of
~ lsek Hartley. alias Horace
narlxlr. IN bis new play. Tho
wheel o. Love. Mr.. Gilmore has
u art Of > yeang Western ranch
nxz vho bots In upon bis studious
"a trhcszrly uncle and timid aunt
b kfs automobile and proceeds In
n sxr bFeeTy Western fashion 10
nls d love Nth the one girl IN all
IT, wcrid be- shcals not have fallen
= less with. and carries ont his In
imliurs with the utmost sanK froid
~ nsoscss D, the end At bis decep-
Ia essn Of hts sweetheart. George
Y Hol2rt wrote the PLAY
Tks srEzreEnent Of The flrsln-
10 eadz tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
nrW YoHk coNIRALTo.

Miss Marie HoIlinshcad Of New
York. well known eontfaito, viii
sling a. the First Baptist church to-
morrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

FIRST Church Of christ. scieniisi--
ki9 9Th Hy. Services II A. ~ ana
4 u. IA. subject. Substance read
ing room. s21 Aiasks building.
Second Church - Christ, hctsntsi
-soi1 ". 18th ct. Ballard. Services
II y. IA subject. "Substanee read
lnx room ia church building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
Tn, Spoilers

The fascinating and absorbing
drama. dealing with life in the Alas.
kan gold country. Rex Beach and
James MacArthur's The Spoilers. =
will be the attraction At the Lois
next week. beginning Sunday after.
noon. The drama IL founded upon
the story Of the same name. dealing
with the ruthless footing OF the
great gold fields at Nome, and the
llapossesslon. through so-calied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

,s.,,sl. star Exclusive serSiee.l
DENVER. March 1.-The big
auditorium building for the next
s.,.oera,ic national Convention viil
a anlshed fall month In advance
= - eunventlon date. II the pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14


Tahernaels Fifteenth a.. - and
Harrison st: John Marvin Dean
sftaisssr II q. W. The Askins Of
~ American. 7 50 .. "a. baptism
'topie. ~Jerhea out II JsriehoF
Temple Third and Cedar. Geo.
Refer, Cairns. minister II n. m
This Day shalt Thou ne With Sic
Tie Nolce Of Conscious klpFNhip
4ee .. m. address TO young men.
HLei-the Man Of tndecisian~
First Hey iston a. and Marion.
Rev. u. l. whitman. u. u. IL. u.
s@1tof. II y. M. God With ia
JOHN iiiz-fa. Miss Marie uoilins-
bead. contfslto. Of New YORK. viii
ing 1870 ?. ~, The Question q
Foundations Palms si.1
Fremont Kllbourns IT. Her. jas
cafrnns pastor. II a VA. second
Word OF Jesus From the cross
My uod. NY Godi Why Hast Thou
Fofsakcn Me-" 80 o IA. Christ
the Light Of the World
south Heatti. Rainier At; Rev.
Arthur -. Campbell. 80 .. m.
~Wha, Ia the Second Coming Of
Christi
Dunlap Rev Peter A. Klein. pas.
tor. The Christians Relation 20
Christ. stse .. m The DIFFUSION
~ Life"
emmanuel Main and 74ih az. s /.
Rsy r. @. Jessup. - w.nhtchcs.
Viii preach al II a. m and s.ao ,.
",
West Seattle -Maarona hall. Rev.
Arthur II. Carpenter. pastor. Z ..
m. "A Burnius and shininE Light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
Sunday Dinner

Try the regular Sunday course
dinner at the Stevens Hotel Cafe.
IL to 5 y. m, only 80 cents. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

.zazz- VII open a the Grand
spfra krase Tomorrow niTht. Ntth
Mss Jswsll In the title role.
Whlls all seasoned theatre Epers
have Witnessed 1A1aH ~ least once
kha play rhseh attracts the pub
y TINE and again. Il has = fssei.
hkzIoz such - frw other dramas
: possesx Combining comedy. pas
zica and the highest forms Of emo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14
SUNDAY TOPICS.


. Notices for the church col :
. umns Of the Saturday star will =
. not be accepted after o'clock .
. Friday aftsfnoon. .
. All notices must contain 4
= subjects Of sermons 4
Owing 10 delay ia the deiiY. .
. cry Of malls. notices should .
. ha mailed rs early a. posai. .
= bic. In order 10 iaaare their =
. arrival al The Star office al =
. the time specified. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-14

81 James Ninth and
Marion. mass daily IT a. M sun
day II q. 2. and : a. M nigh
mass a. ~ q. IN. veapsrs. = ~.
church % immaculate Conception
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