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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-09
ON CLEAN GROCERIES.

From the WOman's Home Comnap,on
THE muck-raker of the grocery store
the novelist who will tell the hungry nub.
lie the horrors OF the open box-has NOT
arrived.
$50 far we nave heard only OF cornor.
ate plumber. What we need Ia a humhIa,
genius who will stoop to small thinss. who
Will show us that in the ill-kept grocery
store are the breeding places Of those
germs of the air that are more deadIv
than the beasts Of the jungle.
Our " Page cannot do Justice to
an expose OF the uncleanly grocers-the
germ trust We might call them. There
woman who reads these words can do to
make conditions radically better.
Don't buy out OF the open box or the
half-flled barrel. AS
Refuse to accept without thorough IN.
v~esttgation any goods OF brands that are
unknown to you. -
always give preference to goods that
are In the original package-these. In al.
most every case. have been prepared and
packed under thorough inspection.
Where there are two grocers in vou,
neighborhood or town, patronize the man
that keeps the cleaner store and rives
you the goods o know about and want
From time to time l shall have more
to say about why these courses Of action
0AO ~ WAo OuS0s why Iu6y must lDeV.
itably produce the same salutary effect on
this vital everyday business. as we have
seen the result from the more spectacular
crusades of men like President Roosevelt
and Governors Hughes and Folk. For the
time being. l simply give you these max
Inns: Think about them: talk them over
with your friends: see IL they do not.
after all. simply apply the standards "a
your own housekeeping common sense to
tina troQ fmont nf the fhin0u ,,~,, -
they enter your own house.
And remember one thing-an un,m.
~peachable kitchen floor and a sweet-smeii.
ing Ice chest do not prove you a aood
hoIsekeeper. II your grocery store isn't
what 1t should be-" 49,:
In this day. when We are raising a hue
and cry about pure milk. pure financs
and pure politics. We. may well look ia
the contamination which reaches 10 much
OF u FOOD stuR between h time that
1t Is put on the market and the time that
1t reaches the consumer.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-09

TO YOU place at Shiplaise on f'ri'iay he
VIII meet you there. and bring . iiisad
with him. His friend is young Abner
Jones7Jones the big contractors cid
est SON.. A younger brother. .Abss!orl.
is. 4 see. just gazeited to your regiment.
They have both OF them pots OF one
so You can make a safe book If you
hedge judiciousi.. Wire NE as TO What
you intend doing about Friday. Love.
Kit"
He was in the act OF folding up this
letter when his se,vant brought in a
card.
Ladies to see you. sir
lie Glanced at the ~pasteboard.
Mr.. and Miss SayiAsur.'
Carriage from town. Hobbs"
Yes. sir: and Miss Seyrnou. told me
to say as she wished to see you par
ticuisr. str"
'Oh. very Well. say that III be done
in a moment. COMPOUNDED nuisance"
he said yiciously. az Hobbs Jeff Oh his
errand. TO think that she should
come down just al the wrong Woinsnt!
Wonder what's up? IL they want NE
to go bach with them. | must make
some sort OF an xcuse I can't let
this Jones chanc. slip. engagement OF
no engagement
Daphne Seymour Vas a girl hat any
nan might have been proud to pros
pectively own. Her name fitted he1 like
the daintiest Of gloves, for there was
an old world atmosphere and freshness
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-09

er a careful perusal of it. .now the
secret OF Captain Rayne's extiayagance
"a t'Vlns Is out: and without a doubt
! I'm warranted in placing this letter.
tose,ner With the whole facts of the
case IN the hands Of the war office"
y am afraid. colonel. that there is
nothing better to be DONE
Where Is your master now ?" asked
the colonel of Hobbs.
.Gone to Molesey. sir"
Sunday
what are Q going to do about
Jones. sir"? said Trevor.
Il hardly know. Perhaps you are not
aware that his father. the man who
ocnn , sna1 wonderful railway in Nor
COCO. and l are the oldest closest
.rlends. He is a singular man-witness
MS natntng OF his sons-but a strong
man. mentally and morally. His son
Ansaiom takes after him. and you can
understand, therefore. Trevor, why it
Is 1hat wish the boy to be comfort
able with u.s."
Certainly, I do"
The old veteran then expressed his
more than regret at ever having intro
duce6 Arthur Rayne to the Seymours;
Daphne being an especial pet Of his.
and his godchild.
The colonel and Trevor were now in
LII iottueFS quarters. HOODS having
been for the time dismissed, as under
Suspension.
Lieutenant Jones. to see you. SIR"
Ask him In. sergeant
What's the natter" said the COL
ne.
It's a queer thing to ask. sir. after
Just Joining. but ! have strong reasons
TOR asking for a couple OF days leave"
Wen. truth to say. I'm not surprised;
Tor l suppose o have heard some
thing
Yes. sir: Hobbs. Captain ayne.s
servant sent for me. and has told me
that which necessitates my presence at
Ouce att"
.Molesey?"
How did you know that. c~olonel?"
Then everything came out, and after
q consultation with his two friends, and
with a particular injunction from the
colonel to be careful and judictous.
Absalom Jones was on his way to res
cue his weak-fhinded elder brother, and
to square accounts with Arthur Rayne.
That n glance which he had had OF
Daphne had served to imprint on his
mind something he could not. even had
ne so desired to, shake on. That she
should be engaged" to the man Of
whom he wa now about to demand a
reckoning was. beyond measure. inex-
plicabie. inasmuch AZ the mating OF
light with darkness 10 always 4 matter
Tor better mems wonder.
Arriving 1t Molesey. n having en-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-09
RECORDS THAT PLAYERS
GO AFTER THIS SEASON

are all interesting and 1t will make the
players travel some to beat them dur
ing the coming season:
Greatest number of runs in a game
Chicago VS.. Cleveland, July "a. 1852.
35-f.
Player who played IN h greatest
umbe Of games-Barrett, OF Detroit.
1852 games.
Greatest number of times at bat
Brown. of Louisville, 1881, 65S times.
Greatest number OF one base hits
Keller of Baltimore. 1897, 243.
Greatest number of anc accepted
by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OF the Ath-
letics. 1906. 500.
Greatest number OF lance accepted
by first MISUNDERSTANDING, of the Chi
cago Americans, 1907. 1886.
Greatest number Of chances accepted
by second baseman-Evers. of Chicago
Nationals, 1904. 899.
Greatest number Of chances accepted
by third baseman-Collins, of Boston
Nationals. 1899. COL.
by shortstop-Allen, Of Phila delphia
Nationals. 1892, 955.
Greatest number of chances accepted
by fielders-slagle. of Washington. 1899.
Greatest number of games pitched
Hutchinson. Chicago. 1892, 20.
Pitcher giving the greatest number
Of bases on balls-Rusie, New York.
1892, 261.
Greatest number of stolen bases
stovey. Athletics. 1888. 1876.
Longest game. major league-Ath-
Ietics VS.. Boston. at Boston, September
l, 1906. "a innings, Al.
Longest game. minor league-Fargo
vs.. Grand Forks. July 10, 1891. % In
nings. 90.
Greatest number OF championship
games In one day-Three games. Sep
score. 1919. go. 81.
baseman-New York. May %. 1908. In
the New York-Chicago American
league game Of tina date. A major
league record was made. "Jiggs" Dono-
U OF Chicago. had but one chance at
nrst base, an assist. which he accepted
IN tne eighth inning. In major league
history 1t had never before happened
That q first baseman should go through
an entire game without a putout.
largest attendance, major league
october 70, 1905. New York Nationals
VS.. Philadelphia Athletics, worlds
cnompionship series. 1892.
attendance, minor league
September 1. 1907, at Columbus, Ohio.
columbus VS.. Toledo. 20.531.
Unassisted triple plays-Paul Hines,
providence. r. l., May s, 1873; Harry
Rochester. at Jersey City.
~, 1902: Larry Schlafly, at
Portland, Ore. June 10, 1904.
Greatest number of consecutive
games lost-Twenty-six games. Louis
Vile American association, 1889: %
games. Plttsburg National league, 1890.
Greatest number OF strike-outs by
pdtcher-30l. Waddell. Athletics. in
Greatest number OF consecutive
games won-Twenty, Providence. Ma
tionai league. 1884; minor 2 21.
Lancaster, Atlantic league, 1897.
Shortest game on recOrd-Forty- -four
minutes. Atlanta VS.. Shreveport. Sep
TENDER "a. 1904.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-04-09
From the Somervilfe J~o,,-,.,

sA0 0VMeEVAlle journal.
Altce-Are you sure he Is a college
man?
doubt It?
Alice-why. he never uses any slang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
Baptist.

noyiston and aarion-Rsv.
~ l. Whitman, u. u. pastor. ~ a
VA. a aaod word 60 the Weary
Rom, wi 20. .. m. Worship led by
the Bible ciass
Fremont kilbourns. near Pre-
mont av. Rev. Jas, Cairns pastor.
u a m. -EvanEeiis,te" Tao .. m.
sermon b. Rev. Mr.. Denuison.
West Side Madrona hall. Rev.
Arthur u. Carpenter. pastor. o.
m. special recognition services. con-
Quoted BY pastors and delegates
from ell eharf hes % the city.
Green Lake. 72nd and kth av.
y. E.. Rev. d. e. Ellis. pastor. ~ a
m. The Executive and Judiciary
Of the Kingdom q Christ"
Dunlap Rainier blvd. Rev. Pc
ter A. Klein. pastor. II a. m.
what viii II Mean to lie Saved .
7.s0 .. m. What VIII II Mean TO
he Lastf-
South Seattle Rainier at. sp. m.
sermon BY Rev. Arthur n. Carpen-
ter. The Public Introduction OF
Christ at the River Jordan"
lmmanuei-ztth Nv. 3. and Main.
u a IN. chlidren's day exercises.
$40 .. m. Rev. ,. v. Rosswarne win
preach.
FIRST German Ninth av n and
Weller: Rev. Albert Graner. pastor.
II a. m. sermon by Rev. Hsiehie. 8
y. m. Rev. q. A. Schultz. of New
York city will preach.
Tsmple-Third and Cedar. Geo.
Robert Cairns, pastor. a. m.
classification by Faith In Christ. q
a y. m, Beware of False Prophets"
Tabernaele--John Marvin Dean.
minister. n a. m. childrcn's day
exercises. : .. m, Too Stupid TO
Join"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
eoehrsnsLalaune.
Con7ESTlNG
ITS TAXES

Judge George v Morris yesterday
granted the Western Union Tcle
graph Co. a temporary Injunction
preventing Matt II, Gormiey, As
county treasurer. from attempting
90 collect taH upon lts franchise
The telegraph people claim that
they hold the franchise as the re.
suit Of a grant made By the SOW.
ernmeut In 1856 aud that the ooun.
q has no right Ia tar II
The franchise IL valued AZ $50, 900
and has an assessment Of ti,oSo
against H. A bond OF sa.7es has
been given covering the assessment
pending the settlement Of the suit.
Similar cases are now NJ before the
state supreme court from spokaus
and Pierce counties Deputy Prose.
cutting Attorney Ernest n Herald IL
representing the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

IT MARKS Madison and Broad
wss. Rev. = =. u. IlsYd. u. u. rec
tor n a. m. -rhrtst'H Gospel for
Business Men in Times ~ Strins
FsneYs. .. m. The Voyage Of
Life
Trinity Eighth and James. Rev.
~ " Uowan. rputur III a. M. he
Pan American Congress" 1fto +
"a. New Discoveries IN Egypt"
~ stephens 1854 w Sand at.
ballard. Rev. John A. ~ Clair. rec !
tor. II n m. The Shepherd snd
MS Psalm. q IA. The Sacrifice
Of Hrothsrhood" special service for
Ballard lodge. knights % Pythias.
Epiphany --stth and y Union. II
a m. service conducted by Rev.
James shsAi
~ James ssth \. and Stone ay.
Services conducted by Richard
Mansfield White at II a. N. They
knew that they we're naked. and
they ssNcd fix laavss together and
made Themselves aprons
aud clothed them
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csll,sum.. rar,usll nm.

Next week. Il n announced. will
be the farewell week % the Colls~.
am theatre until the coming Of the
oFpheum circuit shows. Two months
hence. In honor OF the event = bis
array OF novelties all open on aon,
day afternoon. Including slfronie.
the handcuff queen: pHfmet and
Rassoi's singing travellers. Gard.
nef and stoddard. Ia vaudeville frix
olltiss. the Three Hicrbaria. novelty
AefohaiH. kstier and Webb. In The
Actress and tho Maid the Great
Richards. Roman slng and trapsss
performer. and the song and pic
lures Hugh Lloyd viii siNe his
farewell exhibitions tonight and Go.
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

5. + Hayward. pastor. Elder O. n.
owen. ~ Los Angeles, Cal, VII
preach al y a. fu4
Unitarian naYiafon and Olive.
Has j. ~ o. Powers. minister II
d ~. The Source of Peace ana
Power"
school of Occult soicnce-1fos
SECOND. Mrs Minnie Jennings, pas-
faf. 2t3O D. NJ Life, NJ
eYbu Are k9t what You Think
Yah Are. but You are What You
Think"
Thnor0phicai= 100 second agi
D m. Mystical Teachings IN Ma
aaufg." BY Mrs L. = Bush.
NaW Thought-=i4z0 SECOND az.
a ~, frhe Real Jesus" by John w.
COVE.
Seattle Hpirliuel-t43i First Az.
and D. NJ. '@rhe Spiritual Man BY
Mrs. Florancs Hibuer.
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brokers. colman building. Seattle
After a trip up the 81 Lawrence
TO Thousand Islands aud Eastern
Canada. Mt aud Mrs Colby viii
be- al homie In Seattle
Concert az Bethany Church
Under the auspices ef the Ladies'
Aid society OF the bethany Pres
byterlan church q concert will be
given ON Friday evening by Prof
Walter y Reynolds. orranist OF
Tacoma. assisted hY Mas oAufn
Greenfield and MIR Charles Derby.
shire Of Tacoma The program viii
be given az STA o'clock IN the
church auditorium. corner OF First
0y n aud Roy NJ,
seehrans Lalaune.
Miss Ida May Cochraue snd Mr.
Joseph lalaune were married al
the brides home bY Rev, G. H.
Maust on Tuesday evening Miss
Ethel NJ Newly was maid uf honor
aud Mt Jack Mcdiea best man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

taHy % uod~, =. m. Lessons
Prom Leaves"
Trinity 81 E-@Ftrst - and Msf-
csf. Rev WIN. n IeeshL pasiof. II
a m. Remember Iiae .. M
Chlldren's day exercises
University NJ FL ~ csn#e
pastor. ~ a n. fourth quarterly
cssufsrrnes. Hsv. ". > Harrington.
q. u. Will preach 3 m. The
Credit side ~ Education 10 seat
tie
Green lake NJ E-ssth and First
a. * Il REV. 4 I. benedict pas
tor 10 20 a IN. The Jewish Tab
srnsrIs Service Curtains
u 80. THE Personality and Work If
The. Devil
FIRST Methodist Protestant 18th
az n. and T. John ct Rev A Nor
man ward. pastor II a m. sermon
90 children. \ ,, m a feunE Won
ans Ideal Youns Man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
ps.,.os., ne~ slll.

II. A. Rolfe'a Ten Dark Knights
featuring Jack Smith. comedian
wiil he the big line feature on the
new bill at the raatagva nett week
other features are barnett Bros
and Miss Sylvia. European comedy
knockRbout art. the Three Bell
boys. Wells G IL Neaux. Gel.nruy
and nunneli. In Married Life. and
Mr. Eiweli IN a song hit and the
motion pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Eleanor Kent. who. II Il expected
viii he starred by John Cort In a
Nieunesa cufatc opera. entitled
The Three Wishes. Will make her
first appearance With the San Fran.
cisco opera company sunday night.
In Charles lsecocusa comic opera
entitled "Girofi-Girufia."
Wallace nrownlow returns 20 the
role Of MourEoek. the Moor. IN
which he divided houers with ffitxl
Seheff In her revival Of the lys,cocq
opera st the broadway theatre. IN
New York. MAtincea wtll be Eiveu
"Wednesday and Saturday. he
ToymaAer" closes toniKht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Ffr-t-7th and Spring: Rev " A.
Matthew'S pastor, II a. IA. The
Thinss for which the Church
Stands. evening. We Mourn. Null
tipiy ard Die
Westminster Broadway and Co
lusnbia. Rev. y. NJ Wilson, pastor.
Subjects, ~Hedeemtns our Oppuftus
mites and Zeal for God With
knowledge
ballard Market Fl. and 18th ay.
~. W. Rev. Geo. II lee. pastor.
10 40 q M. The Best Legacy !.
s.so p m. Chtidren's day exercises.
Reformed Presbyterian tCovensn-
teri Terry ~. and olive. Thomas
Melville slater. pastor. II a N.
The csndlertick " the Bushef
evening. Fidelity "a God In Small
Things"
prixhton-F. l.. Hayden. u II.
raster it.is a m. The Bond
slave Of Christi ,. M. building
q Character"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Next week wtil mark the closing
~ the musical comedy season ~
the Star theatre. aud Crmmlns and
Gore will be seen 10 their brzt 81
fort. "A Trolley Strike" This sho~
wili start Monday afternoon. the
last performances of Al the Races
being given tomorrow al eontinu'
Gus performance from : to II On
Monday. June "a. the acts II this
time being seen at the Coliseum
theatre will be Transferred to the
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

chfistenseu'a hall. broadway and
Madison. services ~ a 90. and ! y.
m. subject. lie the Universe. In
Guiding Man. Evolved by Atomic
Force reading room. 30 Alaska
building
Second church 81 Christ. scientist
~2Vii W bsth hv. Ballard. rsrv-
tees N a m subject. IL the TINT
verse. Including Mar Evolved by
Atomic ForesY reading room in
church building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Miss Emma Bunting and the Dur.
CESS bunting company sill De seen
next week 10 The Gambler. pie.
turu Of MINING camp life Ia the
oldrn days. Miss bunting u seen
a. Hess Fairfax The full strength
OF the company will be utilized.
Two Little Sailor boys viii Be
piayed for the last time tonight.
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~ : D. D.. IIaaIIl and Lon

Iouss"i D NJ. Health and Holt
ncaHH
University Brooklyn ~ ~. Rev
H. q. Mason. pastor II "a. M. "fhe
Strength af QuletufHn a.. M
The Hidden Servants
EdEaWHtef Whitman nv. near
kiihourne nti Row YIN q. Kant
nor y D. pastor II g. ~. "The
Two Disciples on the Emmuua
Way T. m REV s. - WenRe
breaches.
Prospect " Prospect Fl and goth
nV y. Rev u q OsRond. pastor.
II a. IA. What Wit Thou That
l should Du Unto ThssTt
West Seattle Grand az. and &c.
dar 81. Rev n. Tramayne Dun
stan. pastor ~ a. IA. Tho Two
Ways s y. M. The Scarlet Angel
ana tho ARR That spoke"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

FIRST NJ. E.-The Tabernacle. sth
and Union. Rev w ". W. Rees, H.
D., pastor. III a. m, The Change
less Christ. = y. m, sermon BY Rev.
Raymond 81 Rscs. Of Beattie. Kan.
Gilman Park NJ Find av. ~
w. and w. seth ct Rev W. II. For
syth. pastor. II a. m. The Epochal
Experience y. IN, Childrens day
exercises
HillmHn NJ. E-Rainier blvd. and
CollIngwood nv Rev. Geo. 6. Pool
ton, pastor. y. m. Children's day
exercises.
Lakeside NJ. E.-Lakeway and
ssth av. r.. Rev. Geo. c. Poolton.
pastor. II a. m. Thoughts Of Com
fort for Gods People"
Queen Anne NJ. Fifth av. w,
and Garfield IT.. Rev. Thss y. Eih-
oft, pastor. IL a. rn., The lsnioats-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
-rhe l,ohs Eternal"

The pantngeM players viii b.
seen al the Lots next week In The
IIght Eternal" sometimes spoken
OF as the successor OF The sign
OF the Cross" and Quo Vadis.
The play treats 81 the life 81 the
early Christians In Rome. lhs
chief character. Marco Nalerins. Il
a Christian. aud hts father has SUIT
f.red fnAFtyrdom f0f the new faith
'sThe Uypocrifes" closes tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Park. when It Is expected that the
patrons OF the popular outlns place
Will be treated 10 y novel sisht
Among the attractions 81 the
park are the Three Huhnn. Uncle
Hiram, Prof Meier and his band
and Fired Lssiie aud his educated
piga, hHgss aud Rose closed their
wrestling engagement last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Plymouth Third Az and univer-
aityi Rev Francis J Van Horn. -
ID. pastor. II q m. -i1fs Up Your
Eyes. . y. M ia Days q Rae
ins Robbing and Ruin"
Pilgrim Broadway and Republic
an Rev Edward Lincoln Smith. ID
ID. pastor. II n IN Coming 20
christ. 6 e. N, The chief ecndi-
ton 81 Suoeass
Queen Aons Queen Anne ~. and
Caller. Hrv. sydney strong. -. D.,
pastor. IL d m. Our Father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Charles Train Mrs Gibson will be
matron OF honor.
Mrs. Gibson Is well known In Chi.
cage society. travelling Ia the most
select sets. She has n reputation
for daring The gown Ia question IL
said By those who have seen Il to
live faithfully up 20 the plans and
specifications laid down by the Par
islam deaiEuera The slash at one
Side. II IL said. IL present II IL
wasn't. kay those who have been al.
loved a peek al the unroomy dress.
Mrs Gibson wouldn't be able to
walk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Broadway and OliNe-Jo-
seph 1. Garvin. minister. ServiceH
n =. M. and ?. m. evening SUB.
Ject. Romance Of Ruth. musical
recital
rrsmont-3sfh aud Stone av.: II.
n fAnzrnfeiier, pastor II a. m.
Greater Works. s y. m, Path
Effective"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

WASHINGTON. June 10 The
sheath gown. that daring garment
which elingn to the form Ia such n
way a. 20 lend a living picture Il.
feet made It's debut In Wash
Ington society June 10.
Mrx. Preston Gibson. daughter Of
Mrs Thomas Nelson Page. intro.
duocd The French gown. The oe.
ozsion vas the Wedding Of Miss
Etroi Cuthsrbeft and IIentneant
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SUNDAY TOPICS


Z Notices for the church col.
. utans Of the Saturday star will I
. not be accepted after 8 o'clock
4 Friday afternoon.
. All notices must eontAin
. subjects u sermons.
. Owing 10 delay In the dslis-
. cry OF mails. notices should be ,
q mailed as early IA possible. In ,
. order TO insurc their arrival az ,
. The Star office =, the time +,
. specified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

sunday sehooi Picnic.
n. Sunday school classes Of the
ux.tartan church held the annual
yl<nle today al Volunteer park
Rogers Recital
The piano pupils ~ Clyde y
Rogers viii give a recital Friday
svsnsnx in the Unitarian church.
washburn- sschIosser.
Miss Marie MAEd-line sachlosser
and Mr.. Z. c. Washburn. Of Racine.
wis. we're married "Wednesday AFT
srnonn at the Butter Amer By Rev.
d. ]. D. O. Powers. Of the unita-
nxn church. Following the cefe-
uory an elaborate banquet was
~rved 70 The bridal party aud
rsszts IN the private dining room
q the hotel.
Sailors Give Ball.
The erew o. the q. 4. :. Virginia
sfll give a ball this evening AZ
Deamland rink a. a farewell 10
heir friends before sailing to Join
tie feet at San francisco. Twelve
Kindred invitations have been -
ned. The committee In charge are:
" A. Walters. treasurer James
u Rosiey. chairman. G. y. Terry,
scrsfary.
Seattle Chapter, o. a. n.
Seattle chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. VIII give a
basket picnic Monday At the Gables.
E<Ilevue. The home Of Mrs. r. y.
Webster. Steamer Haas will leave
At II O'clock from Leschi park.
Strawberry FsstivsL
The 81 Mays guild q Trinity
bafish church will give straw
Nrry festival Wednesday AFTERNOON
scd evening in the crypt.
Hveheswalters.
Mise Maude Josephine Hughes
tst NJ. Lewis Thomas Walters
we're married Sunday At Trinity
barish church. By Rev. Dr. Herbert
Comam
Torbinger. Brantner.
Miss Anna TorbinRer was mar.
nst 70 Mr. William n Brantner
sunday morning. az Trinity parish
surch. Rev Herbert II. Gowen Of.
Relating
LADY Stirling Chapter. o. a. r.
Lsdy Stirling chapter. D. A. r..
pse > successful card party yes
krcay afternoon at Eiks hall. as
! benefit toward raising funds for
NE washington monument There
va large attendance. and hand
nne prizes were awarded. The com
nitfee having the entertainment IN
shsfse we're: Mrs. A. ]. Trum-
sull Mrs.. Howard Hanson. Mrs. A.
y valentine. Mrs. oliver, Mrs. Bet.
nnEer. Mrs. sero MigliaYaeca and
nm. Melvin A. Weed.
sunday School Outing.
The Sunday school Of 81. Mary's
sfsn WI be given an outing to
r'smerson Tuesday The steamer
'eafist has been chartered for the
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Great a. was his success IN "oa
the Quiet and The Dictator.
William Collier h said to BE- seen to
even greater advantage IN Caught
Ia the Rain. which Is coming 20 the
Nonro Tor the week Of June IS