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. HN 49, -.- -H'#.F Nv. ..
whole side of the room and composed Of
prism glass. This makes the studio un'
usually light and in the arrangement
the best results possible a be obtained
at all hours of the day.
1t is we'll furnished with the necessary
apparatus for all branches of photog.
raphy. The firm has all varieties OF
cameras, each of the finest make pro-
durable. A specially will be made Of
microscopic work for which a costly
special lens is necessary. A special
group tense for getting the best results
in group pictures is also a feature.
Opening out of the studio is a commo-
dious dark room, we'll stocked with
everything necessary for this branch of
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the business. The firm will also feature
the developing Of amateur work.
The work shop is also a good sized
room, well lighted and easy Of access.
The window is fitted with special FIRE
proof glass made of wire netting inside
the glass. A clear window is also fitted
in such a way that the fire proof glass
slides up and leaves the open glassed
window which is arranged with shelves
for making prints.
Both members of the firm are pro-
fessional photographers. MI. Leonard's
line is the practical work and he has a
reputation of securing very artistic re-
suits. Mr.. Pomroy's specially is micro
scropic photography and other unusual
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-31
Delters.Youn

A very quiet wedding took place at
the homo Of Nj. and Mrs.s a. II. Deiters
on East Willard street Thnrsday evening
when their bsother. Fred E.Dsitera. vas
united IN marriage % Mis- Emily,
daughter of M andhrasJ. n. Youns Of
St Paul.
The bride wa attended by her sister,
Mn. N. ". Woodruff Of 81 Paul. az
matron Of honoe. and Ole Wiklund Of
this city acted as best man. The cere-
mony was performed BY Rev. I. ".
Gress, formerly pastor At 81 .Paul's
Methodist Episcopal church. md Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Deitess and !, Ma. Gress
were the others to witnessEths marriage.
A delicious wedding collation. was pre-
pared by Mrs. Deiters and followed the
marriaRe ceremony. The dining room
and table were prettily decorated with
bride roses. artistically arranged with
ferns for a background. Formality took
no part in the feast which was thoroughly
enjoyed by the family party.
The bride is a charming young lady
with many beautiful traits of character
and the numerous, handsome presents
from St. Paul friends bespeak her popu-
larity in her home city. She has visited
in this city occasionally during the past
two years and has made many friends
in Dickinson. The groom, because of
his connection with the local telephone
and electric company, has a very large
acquaintance in the city and with him
the words, friends and acquaintance,
are analogous.
For the past two years, he has had
charge of the books for Hughes & Deiters
and his work has been so satisfactory
that the company was glad to increase
his salary a good sum when he had about
decided to take up another line of work
a few weeks since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deiters will make their
home in the johnson residence on Sims
street where they will be comfortably
settled and lat home to their friends
after November 18th.
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lines and he has already accomplished
many remarkable results and has made
a name for himself al this work.
s The apparatus for the Co. X. basket
ball team arrived last week and was
put up for the practice of Monday even
ing. The windows at the armory have
been barred with brass rods I prevent
breaking and the court has been painted.
on the floor. The girls team will use
the same apparatus. There is much
more interest now that the proper
baskets are used.
The Dickinson press., 1908-10-31
LOCAL NEWS

If you desire to buy N. p. Scrip see
lo-3I-tf CRAWFORD 4 BURNETT
Nine room house for rent.
1o-3I-tf. w. F. BURNETT
The big well or reservoir at the new
city water works caved in on Tuesday
morning. which unfortunately will put
back the work for several days and
which caused a loss of fully $3.50 to the
contractors. Charles Bake and Mcclellan
& Sutherland.
The first annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Dickinson Armory and
Training School was held in the armory
Wednesday evening. There was not &
large attendance and the only bushes.
was the election of officers. The ole
board was reelected and Dan Manning
and d.. v. H. Stickney were chosen ar
advisory board. a new Office created ant
eligible for those outside the company.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Stanley arrived OF
No. 1 Thursday and at 10 O'Clock Thurs
day morning he administered the sacra
ment of confirmation to a class of II
members of St. Patrick's church. Thi.
most impressive service was witnessed
by a large congregation. On Friday
morning Bishop Stanley, in company
with Rev. Fl: Rabsteinek, went out tt
Novi Hradec for the dedication of St.
Peter and St. Paul's church. which ha.
been rebuilt and enlarged during the
past year. Bishop Stanley has had
very strenuous year and it is remarkable
to think that he is able to travel all ovel
the state and retain his health, which
is generally very good, although he wat
somewhat i%ndisposed this week.
Dr.. Stephen Fischer has been appoint
ed by the national committee on medical
legislation as a member of the National
Auxiliary Legislative Committee of the
American Medical association, to serve
in and for Mercer and Dunn counties.
In accepting membership to this com
mittee the candidate promises to aid
the people in his district by assisting
them in bringing about favorable medi.
cal legislation. He must also keep the
Chicago Office fully advised by letter OF
press clippings of all matters of pending
legislation that may come to his know
ledge. The appointment is an importan,
matter and may count for considerable
in the medical legislation.
For Rent.
Two unfinished rooms. Address c
ARE 0f preSs ro,r+f
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Potatoes for Sale
in large or small quantities. Address
D. T. WILSON, Medora, N. D. Io-3I.2p
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For Rent.

Two unfinished rooms. Address c
care of Press. 1o-31-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
PERSONALS

Mis. usrtruds oidrieh and Miss
Florwncs Reed Of Tacoma arc guests
u Mias Pauline Morris. AZ her home.
izT isth av n
Mrs olena Meters Of Alaska is
visiting her mother Al the H. Paul
Mira Elizabeth Smith has been
the house guest q Miss Wilscaon
~ Tacoma the past week.
air aud Mrs George q. kftstng~r
and Mr. and Nrn Y. ~ AinHworth
left "wednesday for motor trip 20
Mount Rainier
Mrs. PUTT left this week far .
ahart visit with MF. and Mrs n II
Parks campb~il River. u. G.. be-
fore returning 10 her eastern home.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ia Roy
Crawford have ben In a party
which has spent the past week AZ
Mount Rainier
Mrs Thomas Garrett and Miss
Jassamlne Garrett wers the guests
Of the Misses Pooisy this week. at
Victoria. u q.
sir. q A. Rochester has ~
turned from an eEtsasivs trio tn the
east
Miss Charlotte Kellogg Of Ne~
Orleans IL tire guest 81 her brother.
Akfs w " I'M ANttAkhf ~ w" ff#@~
inshsm apartments
Dr = tiywntsr, rector. ~ Yakima.
viii % tn charge of services At Trsu-
Ity parish church ia August duFtng
the vacation q Rev. "a a. gowsn
az hiw summer home a. Nashon
Island
Dr. and Mrs. J. = Mcbride have
returned after a trip o. several
fttlsssffsa Ia fhn raat
Mr. aud Mrs. n . L1ppert Of las
Fast Alder st.. haec rsiurned from
visit ~ q month With relatives IN
Olympia
Miss Mary Wood Chase left this
week FOR her home In Chicago. cali
81 b. sudden Illness In her family.
Mrs James Hamilton Lewis is 90
p~etsd homo from abroad about Au-
gust IS
Mr. aud Mrs Frank Frazier have
moved 10 ii8s noylssnn AZ.
Nj and Mrs q. p wilkinson and
sSn are visiting at Grand Rapids
Duluth. 81 Paul ana other eastern
cities
Mr. John e. Evernman. recr~tarr
20 Congressman William Mckinley
~ Illinois, Who has been guest
AZ the homa 81 Mr.. aud Ars John
Osnrien. East 1ny ST. viii leave
early next week for his home In
Washington. p G.
Miss Waller. % 18Th Az. ~. ~
entertaining as guests the Misses
Draper Of N~v Westminster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
NINE THOUSAND
PIONEERS MEET
leY United Prsss.l

BELi.1NGHAM. Aug. s--Fnliy
5000 people crowded the grounds
of Pioneer park at Ferndaie last
evening az the annual reunion OF
the Old Settlers association Of
Whatcom county. The feature OF
the celebration was the address Of
Senator =. " Piles. who took for
hls text the ideal OF American citi-
xenship As exemplified by the spirit
~ the pioneers THIS morning Ezra
Meeker spoke on the subject OF
good roads. his theme being The
Pioneer Way"
The parade yesterday was led by
Meeker driving the on team With
which he has twice crossed the con.
tinent.
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groom wiz DO tho brother OF the
bride, w. w. Jones. Rev. n. " Pow
ell, % the Presbyterian church, viii
officiate, a wedding supper viii
follow the ceremony.
piokel Dunn.
A pretty wedding waa aoiemnixed
yesterday AZ 9 o'clock. under the MA
pie trees In tho gardens OF the SUM
mer homo OF Mr. and Mira Orls0n j,
G. Dutton. which overlook Lake
Washington, near wildwood park.
Tho bride was Miss Anna Diokei Of
Parkeravlllo, w, Va, and The groom
was MIR, Thomas Ironaida Dunn Of
Victoria, ~ G. REV. y =. ID. Llwyd,
OF 81 Marks church. performed the
ceremony IN the presence of tho im-
mediate family and near friends. A
dainty wedding supper followed
After a visit of many months In
West Virginia and at a number OF
eastern cities. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn
will be at home In Victoria, ~ G.
Murphy Wepplsr.
Miss Hattie Murphy and Mr., w.
L. Weppler. both of Firiooh. Wash,
were married "Wednesday az noon at
the home OF relatives, corner fifth
av, and Marion at Rev w. IL w.
Rses. of the f'irst Methodist Hpisco-
pal church, offieiated.
xasks .plunkeet
MiHsMinnio Ava Zaake and Mr..
Thomas Patrick Plunkcet were mar
ried Saturday IN Trinity parish
church. Rev. n. II. oowen oftleiat-
ins
Mrowainski. Child.
Miaa Anna Mrow kinnki and Mt
Clinton g.. child were married
Thursday afternoon at Tacoma, NJ
the residence % Mrs. y, u, Cox Rev.
+. Marriott offieiated, Miss Huth
Marshall Of North Yakima was
bridesmaid aud Mr. A. G. Hbaiien :
berger beat man Mt. ciaid and
bride left for trip "a New YORK
Hkt took the leading role ga The
Alaskan" ON its eastern tour.
Wilson ord.
Miss Vergil v. Wilson and Mr..
Martin Jesse Ford were married by
Rev. NJ. A. Matthews Friday
July 20.
Ctssssn islsr.
Miss Ida ciosaen and Mr.. Mar
A. Weller were married at the
manHe, FIRST Presbyterian church.
July 10 Rsv NJ A. Matthews Of
rieiatcd
Thomas Nsrn.
Rev. ST. A. Matthews performed
the marriage ceremony "Wednesday
evening OF Mira Margaret Mnrctte
Thomas and SIR. Thomas Aarn Of
Port kusane. u. G.. at the family
residence. 1891 rcsler way.
Burss. Tetten.
MiaH FioHAia Hurss and Mt. How
ard Tottrn we're married WsdnnH-
day evening al the manse % TIE
First Presbyterian church by the
Rev. NJ A. hatihewa. ID, u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

Adventist christisn-E. James
aud 18th av,. =, y. Hayward. pastor,
Rev Chas Haffenden % Portland
will preach al II "A. m. and y. m.
Occult Scfenc@--i40s End av..
Mrs Minnie jennings. pastor. ESQ
y. IA, "Aii IL SuccSsss. D. tn, The
nehtltudea"
Spirituaiist-itr0 End sv,; Helen
Rice BugleiEh will lecture on The
Silent Voice Of the Soul at , p. m.
Seattle Standardization First ev.
Miss +. q Hun % Whitewater, via.
will lecture ON What the Higher
Criticism Means" AT 4 y. m.
Thsosophy End av.; Mrs.
Elixabeth Wardali will lecture on
This Wheels OF Birth and Death"
az d. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
FOREST FIRES NEAR
MINING PLANTS

BUTTE. Aug. s.-A message from
Supervisor Elers Koch. at Taft,
Mont. says that the forest fires In
that vicinity are assuming a very
serious aspect They have worked
over from the Idaho side 10 points
west OF Salteso. and are spreading
toward the spur OF thu Occur
d'Alene mountains TO the north.
There are a large number of min.
ing plants ia the section under
fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

Marie wolfson Is to be the big At.
traction az Luna park next week
Miss Wolfson ig one OF the most
wonderful women In tho world 90.
DAY. being able 10 lift ten men.
while they are unable. with their
combined strength. 90 i'm her
0uda. the aerial artist. ID one Of
the best trapeze artists the patrons
of Luna park have ever had an op,
portunlsy to sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

81 James cathsdrai-Ninth and
Marion. mass daily At a. m, sun
days at .. 7. Z and . n. m; high
mass at II a m. vespers. y IN.
Church of immaculate Concep-
tion~-isth and Marion. mass daily
al 10 and : 30 a. m, Sunday Al
9. and $50 a, m. high mass al
10 80 a. M. veMp-rs at 1850 y. m
81 Joseph's--isth and r. Aloha.
mass daily az G 20 and $50 a. IN.
Sunday Z 30 and , a. m. high mass
II a m: yespers 7:s0 y. IN.
81 AiphonHus--issh nv. ~. w. and
BAth st.. Ballard. mass a. m;
Sunday mass a. m: high mass
10 20 a. m. Sunday school a. M,
bsn~diction 20 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
ARMY OFFICERS
MAY STRIKE
ny United Prs.s.l

sAN FRANCISCO. Aug SIT
the yelled statement made here to
day by a leading army officer can
be taken as authority. a general
strike will soon be made against
the new riding tests instituted by
President Roosevelt 10 prove the
efficiency uf the higher officers for
service. II r. declared that the
presidents order lacks proper legal
foundation. A movement is re.
ported TO be under way 10 bring
the matter 10 an immediate test
nv the eoloneis aud majors.
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connraaatlonal.

Plymouth Third av. and Univer-
aNy ST. Rev. Francis J, Van Horn.
u. D.. pastor. Rev W. A. Water
man. ID D., Of ElEin. M, will preach
az II a. M. and y, IA.
Pilgrim broadway and Republic
an. Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith.
pastor, Rev w. H. q. Temple
breaches at II a. M.
Queen Anne-Queen Anne Az. and
nai.r Et.. Rev. Sydney Strong -.
-, pastor, III "a. m. Jesus Con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

n. rmma Hunting n slated 20
.udlenees IN ecstaciea next
Marty. the Kentucky noun
~ IN Honest Hearts. a play
,,rs the Burgcss bunting com.
n, ma line 81 characters
el...slsrly suited to their indtvid
snss The last performance OF
s .s1 Y, f,eld'' viii be given tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
=. r.ms.rsne. Town"

a.r,es Hoyts famous comedy.
- "A Temperance Town. will
',s.,,.a At the Lois theatre next
.ssrsinx with the usual sun
- -. ..ssnsr Il IA announced that
ss.,sss norlan Ia 70 become a per.
r msubsr Of the Lots com
T. w. Kimball rcappears Va
- sf1,r an absence Of several
80 Thls sssains viii see the
800 aerformance OF Madame
sass 0sse'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
WYOMING MINES
TO SHUT DOWN


BILLINGS, Mont. Aug s.--tico
Crosby. a prominent Wyoming coal
operator. announced today that AL
the mines In northern Wyoming
wilt close on September 1. on &C.
count OF the inability Of the op-
orators and mine workers 10 reach
an agreement on a new scale 81
wages. Seven thousand men viii
be- idle when the mines shut down.
Croaby says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
WHILE in JAIL FALLS
HEIR TO FORTUNE


VICTORIA. u, G.. kug. s.-After
spending 10 days In Jail because he
could not raise g. 20 pay fine
Tor Drunkenness. Alfred Arthur
Johnson, alias A. Stanley. IA he HAS
always been known here. received
word In Jail that he had failsn into
fortune OF 2.00O pounds through
the death OF his father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

First Church Of Christ. Scientist
--chrtRtensen's hail. Broadway and
Madison. services III "A. IN. and
q. M. subject, Spirit. rcndins
room. sss Alaska building.
Ssc0nd Church Of Christ. Scient-
lnt--9oii W bsth ay., Ballard; ssry-
ices III a. m. subject. Spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

NEW YORK. Aug. s-There Is
much speculation here among the
republicans regarding the attitude
OF Elmer =. Dover. secretary of
the national committee. MFR Dow
er denies that he has resigned. bat
will not say whether he coniem.
plates such action or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
COMING WEDDINGS

Lime Hills

Miss Agnes Lime. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs n. J. Lime. Of i1f
Ward St. will be married this even
Ing 10 MIR Robert HIS. At the fam
rs residence. Rev. J. J.. - Llwyd
Will Officiate. The bridesmaid Will
be- the sister - the bride. Miss Edna
Lime. and the groomsman Mr.. Ber-
nnrd Lime An informal reception
viii follow the wedding ceremony,
Jones Meier.
The wedding ~ Miss Anna Louisa
Jones ard Mr.. w. =. Meier 81 hpo-
kane viii take piace "wednesday
evening at : o'clock, ~ the home OF
he brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
ri W. M. Jones. b2i3 18th av. N. h
zine bridesmaid will be Miss Joseph
Inc Christian. The attendant for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

Arthur Dcxtsr'a Indian show will
open AZ the White City. Madison
park. tomorrow afternoon. for one
week. Dexter has company 81
thirty Montana Indiana. who will be
seen In a war dance. carrying with
u all the side features of the great
festival OF Indians In uncivllixcd
DAYS. before entering into combat
with antagonlatic tribes. Next Fri.
day will be Eagles day AZ the park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
VISITORS DAY AT THE NAVY
NAQn

Tomorrow you can visit the
ships AZ the Navy Yard. The
Charleston. 81 Louis. Tennessee.
Pennsylvania. Colorado and Wash
lngton are there. Boats leave Pier
2, foot OF Yesler way. every hour.
bare. round trip. soc. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
comIno 20 the coIlssum.

sullivan q Conaldine's road show
will appear at the Coliseum theatre
for a week. beginning with tho
matinee Monday afternoon. Only
two performances day will bo
given. Heading the list OF nine
acts viii be James and Elalo Fin.
ncy. champion crystal tank swim.
mers Other acts are Edwin
keoush and company. scenic ORA.
ma; Murray nm. monologae. Nc.
Liam Bros. triple horizontal bar
experts and the Martellas. bicycle
artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

nA.rrs street and company. Ia
.sss.rfal scenic Representations OF
80 f.mcus military command.
-. suIs ChesslieF and company.
s,sefv sketch: Stevenson and
Sa-sst Singers and dancers; Sis.
80 0assrx wire artists. coon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
SUNDAY TOPICS

= Notices for the church col 4
4 umna Of the Saturday Star will 4
4 not bs accepted after 8 O'Clock 4
: Friday afternoon. 4
All notices must contain 4
= subjects Of sermons 4
\ Owing 60 delay in the deliv. 4
= cry OF malls. notices should be A
= mailed as early as possible, in 4
= order TO Insure their arrival at A
= The Star office at tho time 4
4 specified. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

Fanta0ca New VII.
Leon. Norris aud company, with
their trained dosa and lcaping grey,
hounds and wrestling ponies. head
the new show AZ the pantRgca,
which opens Monday afternoon
Other acts are the Aerial Wilson's.
whirltnk Eymnaata: Minnie Sc
Claire. comcdienne. J. J, Cluxton
and company In comedy scream
Tad Lenore. monologiat. Mr.. Elwell
In a new song and the pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

Holy Trinity-E Olive and nth
av.. Rev. y. q. Lund, pastor III n.
m. "A NenAe Of Duty. = y. m. Ln-
Their league subject Reaching the
unsaved"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

sie cAsu AND $50 a MONTH
xgIu btsy HEAUTfFUL VIEW LpIs
negf " Il Pfseka from ths HNPOgf-
Tfcg and uNfVHRafrY Grounds
"A ioinlaa two city Parks ana Ne.
.Yseirs 30 QUICK OaiY Fsr lsn
INTERNATIONAL BOND a REALTY
COMPANY.
foos Amsrioau Bank h"ilatna
Hsasn lisa Fh9n.s -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

aong singer and monologiat, and
Eddie Roepch. In new illustrated
ballad. are the features OF tho new
bill coming TO the Star Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

49,, nav win he seen In the
ha s,. ~ s'onvette. next week $
~ Vi OF the san Francisco
fraaas. .sssnoany at the Grand. be.
essa sanaorfow. RIP Van Win
g N, b put on for the Last time
n. syeainK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

..m.u'a production OF The
tfs y .s,see lis engagement az the
ss'ss ,oalsht In many ',,, respects ecu
res.s s eesn the most brilliant pro
20 aver put ON az that play
keeae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

a2nd av. w. Rev. Roy Bprague
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

First--Joaeph T.. Darwin. minister
II a. m. second In series on Chrisra
teachings Of great religious expert
enees. The Thrill OF Repentance" .
y. m. TIVE Love story OF Isaac. .
Ballard 202i w b7th st.. A L.
Grim pastor II a. m. THY VIII" I.
y. m, Progressive Revelation"
Georgetown Union~-Frank w.
Herthum. pastor, \ y. m. THE Sin
OF Decentralization.
Queen Anna=-firat nv. w. and
uaier nt: J. l.. Orecnweil. minister
~ n, m. The Revsnges Of His
tory, : y. m, "rhe Devices Of the
Devil"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

o. Marks Madison and Broad >
wMy. Rev. J. y. u Liwyd, rector
Services 81 a m. n a. IN. and :
y. M. tomorrow morning Dr Ilwyd
VIII preach the last % hls course on
Fhe sermon on the Mount deal
liig with the tests nf life
Trsniiy-sth and Jamsa, Rev. II
" ooweu rector. Services 7 90
a. m. ~ A. m and 7 so q. m.. Rev.
"A J. Bywater viii preach.
- stephen s-it1t w. ssnd VI
ballard. Rsv. John A As. Clair. rec
tor II a. IN. salvation Outside
the Visible Church. : q. IN. Chris
titan Aim and Motive"
81 Paufs--Roy o. and Queen
Anne av., Rev Sidney ~ Morgan.
rector. II A. IN. Leaves. sp m.
The Trannfiguration"
st Iames'=N JAth and Stone at.
Services conducted at D M. by
Richard Mansfield white. Mar
rinxs q Honorable in An
All Saints Dunlap. Rev. Ciar.
cnc6 ~ Lake. rector Services at
~ .. m BY Richard Mansfield
White. -christ's Teachings Borne
Out By tho Declaration OF fnde.
pendsnce~
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Thbernseis-=t 18th av ~. and Har.
riHons John Marvin Dean. minister.
~ a IN, DIR. Lucas and the Mya-
terious rhrcphilua" y. IN. spill
ed sympathy"
First Boyiston and Marion. Rev.
~ 1. Whitman. ID. ID. pastor. 10 80
IN. Confession and Praise" Pa
chNi IL. Z y. m. The Higher
Law. John AZ gO-ai.
Fremont -kiibourna st, near
Fremont av.. Rev. James Cairns.
pastor Rev ~ w Miller OF Taco
ma VIII preach at II a. m. aud 8
-. m
West Madrona hall; REV.
Arthur ID. Carpenter. pastor. 4 30
y m. communion service.
South Aeattla~-Rainier near
maynard av. sermon BY Arthur
~ Carpenter at q y. m.. Watch and
Green Lake Il. Tsnd and sth av.
n. y, II a. IN. Thou Shalt Love
Thy NelHhbor as Thyseife
immsnosi~ Main and asth Az. g..
Rev g. l.. Kirk win preach II a
IN. Why We Should study the
Bible" y m. Peace with God e
Dunlap Rainier blvd. Peter a.
kiein. minister N a. ma. Are You
= Fruit bearing Chrlatlanf~ T.to
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FIRST German sth av n. and
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Miss vsrgii V. Wilson and Mfr.
Martin Jesse Ford were married by
Rev. NJ. A. Matthews Friday
July 10
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psneina Party.

Mrs Charles willard atimson IN >
tertained AZ a bridge luncheon Wed
nesdsy in honor % her sister. Mrs
willard ~ Stimson. Of f.oa Angeles.
The invited guests were Mrs Chaa
" Whittissey. ARA John &. Eden.
Mrs A. L. Hawley. Mira Joshua
Green. Mrs G. u. stimsun. Mrs N
- Merrill. Mrs r. n Stimson. Mrs
Thomas Burke. Mrs. ~ " Williams.
Mrs A. A. Piutti and Mrs. Manson
r Hackua