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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25
An amusing feature about Italians !!

An amusing feature about Italians IS
the way they deliver milk in the cities
especially in Naples and the cities IN
the South. First of all, much Of the
milk used is goat milk and the dairy
man has six to twelve, more or less
and these are herded during the day
but in the morning and at night the
cowboy, or man as he is in this case,
drives his goats through the streets
and stops where he sells the milk, and
the women come out and milk as
drives on to the next place, and 50 on
until the goats are all milked,-West-
ern Christian Advocate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25

N1nety per cent. of the coinage by
the United States in the fiscal year OF
1908 consisted Of gold eagles, a coin
Whlch probably not one in a hundred
pe"2le sees as often as once II year.
Altogether the coinage of the country
comprises seventeen different varieties
seven of which We're for the Philippine
Islands in pesos and centavos, and one
of which of the same denomination
was for account of the Mexican gov
eminent. The number of pennies
turned out averaged a little less than
one for each ;nhabitant The total
coinage for continental United States
was S2lo.ll4,S62. This has been one of
the most active years in the history of
national minting. OF this amount s119,-
23s,33 were in gold and S16.532 All In
silver, or about the ratio Of one of sill
yer to twelve of gold.--Wall Street
Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25
Never Fails to Relieve
SICK HEADACHE
LIVER TROUBLES

Weeks Mills, Me-, Sept. /, 1906.
Il have used L. F. Atvood's Bit
tiers for years for sick headache and
liver trouble, and they have never
failed to relieve me" Yours truly,
Mrs. D. w. Whitehouse.
The true Il. F." Atwood's Bitters are
the one remedy that you can always
depend on for speedy relief for derange1I
ments Oof stomach, liver and blood
Sold at dealers for &c., '-...-..-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25

and everybody in any way connected
witt, the team are celebrating the great
victory won by Hayes. They have for
gotten all the troubles of the past two
weeks in this moment of triumph
Wasn't it create said Manager
Halpin. I'VE not only won the big race
of the Olympic games. but also got
third, fourth and ninth places and
what is more, our Indian beat the
.nuch-lauded Canadian Indian Long
boat. Well, we can forget what has
gone before, although we will always
feel that we have been unfairly
treated"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25
THE OTHER CONTESTS.

London. July 24.-One of the best
morning programs since the opening
of the Olympic gafnes, coupled with
brilliantly fire weather. brought big
crowd to the Stadium early today. The
first event was the pole -vaIIlt The re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25
ALL ARE WELL.
Wireless Dispatch to Honolulu Re-
ports Progress Of Atlantic Fleet.

On Board T. S. S. Connecticut BY
Wireless to Honolulu. July 23.-At s
2. NJ. the position of the fleet is 1'1o
latitude, 1890 longitude. go miles
from Honolulu.
The fleet is proceeding in a souther-
" course II degrees west of the mag
.netc pole at a speed of 10 knots an
mid The weather is pleasant and
AeE8re we'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25

July q, 1872,
at Office of Treasurer. Eastern Brancss'
n. ~ ID. V. S., National Soldiers = tI ,as
Maine. until u o'clock NJ. August IL; de- ,ie,
and then opened. for furnishing 1,i noors
Lively of Subsistence. Household htp'i n.
structions and specifications. copies ~ !"
which. with blank proposals and other ;M
formation, may he had upon appi.ca"W-
to Ma ;or A. l.. Smith:.sfreso A,,st4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25

Iron cloth is made from steel and
has the appearance of horsehair CLOTH
1t is largely used by tailors as a ma
terial for stiffening the shoulders and
collars of coats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25

The other events in the Stadium were
tame compared with the Marathon. al
though they added to the victories OF
the American team Of athletes.
In the pole vaults A. E. Gilbert of Yale
and j.. T.~Cooke of Cornell tied for first
place with i feet inches. and the gold
and silver medals will go to America
while c. S. Jacobs, University of Chicago
tied with Sonderstrom of Sweden and
Archibald of Canada for third, with a
vault of II feet inches.
America also captured all the heats in
the I10-metre hurdle race. insuring all a
place in the final which will be run to-
morrow.
The Americans also won their heat in
the 16O0-metre relay race, defeating the
teams of the United Kingdom and Can
ada. and will run in the final against
Hungary and Germany.
Sweden captured all three prizes in the
high diving; the United Kingdom won the
2OO-netre team swimming race and the
catch-as-catch-can light to 14' pounds
wrestling. The Graeco- Roman heavy
weight wrestling went to Hungary, the
sabre ard foil individual fencing was won
by Eusch of Hungary, and the fencing
foil individual competition by Albert of
France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25
2.2O TROT OR PACE.

Time-2.2GB, 2.25A. 2.24A, 2.25. .....
The officials of the race were as follows
Starter, f.. II. Lee. Judges, +. o. Bcal
Charles S. Andrews c. L. Phillips, T. Nc.
kenney and Dr.. Murch. p. NJ. MoNama-
ra was timer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25

A rule, the white flowers are more
fragrant than those of other colors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25

The poTrufaatio,fn & ~ MosedW mas increased
from about loo 600 in 1897 to about / 400.
rrU IN TYR" - 7ss>=.a s~--s~sssF s@~.-.s-t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25
Augusta Horses
Win at Bangor.

Bangor Me, July 24.-(SpeciaD.-The
unfinished racing events of yesterday
were run off today at Maplewood park
Augusta horses were prominent in both
events, Trixv s. taking second money in
the go event and Belladonna winring ir
the 2.2e class, with +. Z. second. The
full summaries of the races were as fol
lows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Three have bsea drowned ia the
streets 81 MAakate. Nina. which
were oyerfioNiuE with hiEh water
Jacob y. Jacobsen wili undoubt.
eddy receive the nomination for
governor on the republican tlck Il
IN Minnesota next "Wednesday
The bis elevator known az ID.
Al Duluth. Minn. has been destroy
ed BY fire. laeA ti0e coo
The democrats are short Of funds
for their campaign.
Two thousand stsel workers az
Pittabusg have returned 10 work on
full pay.
The popular diversion OF the mil
lioHairca this summer wlil BE- long
AUTO trips
The United States Steel Corpora.
ton has acquired q large tract of
land al Ssiuewyilie. Ind. for the
purpose Of bulldias another model
town
The California state naval mill
tia. under command Of Capt George
w bauer. will steam out 81 the bay
az midnight tonight on the United
States ship Alert for a cruise from
Sausalito 10 San Diego. There will
be 900 men and 30 officers In the
party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
PERSONALS

Mrs James Boutwell,. II s0s w
Comstoek St. has as guests her
mother. Mrs. Il. r. Thornayke. and
sister. Mrs. v. A. Gould. Of Sew
York.
Mlaa Nell Koran win visit her sis-
ter in Everett during the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lanserman are
In Portland. Ore, 10 attend the we'd
ding Of Mrs. f.angerman's sister.
Mrs a. r. Hess " In Minneapolis.
10 be present nj the nnnaui meeting
Of the American Library association.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Kerr ac-
companled by their sons and dauFh-
ter. Miss Catherine. who was a June
graduate 81 Smith college. will sail
June - for a tour Of Europe. return
ing home the latter part Of October,
Miss Gertrude Walsh II enjoying
a brief outing al Maple Valley.
Mime. Thorne and Mrs Eiin9r In
rernoI Thurnc. o. 1877 2bih av.. Ma
dfona Heights. will have as their
summer guest Miss Noel J. Bullock.
~ p1ainfieid. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh NJ Caldwell
are entertaining their mother. Mrs
r. N. Caldwell. Of Washington. u. 6.
Lawyer Pred Peterson and wife
and daughter. Mrs. Williams. VIII
leave shortly for trip 10 kisska-
Mrs. Hall Bookfinger viii sail
Monday on the jefferson for Fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Wildernuss"i third IN the series on
Great Events IN the life IF Christ 4"
ballard Swedish goth av. N. W
AMI ". 0iHt st. Rev q Ellison.
rautur ~ a. M, Walking la the
l4ithti l.fh u. ma. "A Prophet with
Turning Fire ia Its Heart
University Place ~ eth aud
ueaoklyn aVi Frank A Heath. pas
To- II a. m, sermon by usv A..
uWr u Carpenter. The Times la
til Light ~ Prophecy. Hp m. ser
mon by N Jacobson
Green Lake, 72d aud Firth av.
n e. Rev. -. g.. Elll1 aatar II
"A n. a ltuhoaraal ~ Tie Aaaocia
ton" 7.a0 r. m.. chiidren'H day ex-
eHalHaH
First Norwegian Danish Howard
and stewart Rev O. NJ XIII. pha-
tor. Services 10 a m aud s =. IA.
evening subject. "Croaa Hearers A.
ter Christ
first Swedish Pine aud Ninth..
ItsV + Linden. pastor. 5Ifh . M
Erick Lund, missionary from Phil
ippine Islands. VIII speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

FIRST Boyiatan and
olive. Rev. J. - ~ Powers. min
isier II a. N. The Great las Of
VicariouH Sacrifice la Growth Of
Character
Adventist ehfistian--E James and
iOth ay. q +. Haywood. pastor II
a. a.. Some Of the Duties Of Mem
bers 10 Their Church"
first Divine Science Columbia
College hail. Agnes " Mccarthy.
pastor. II a m. ~tlnding God.
Seattle pHYehic-it20 Second aYsi
y ~. lecture b. Helen Rice Bur
leigh. Thought Force
fheosaphioai~sislo Second aV {
D. m. Duties BY G, J DucasNe.
Seattle sulrituai~s p. m-. Life
After Death. by Prof y. kuma
o m. Are There Any Lost EoulsGs
by Mrs = lIibnar.
New Thousht--isso Second av,
~ a m. address b. Mrs Harriet
Stoa on sIafa'H Possibilities
sch8oi Of occult Soienca sQs
Second av.. Mrs Minnie Jennings.
pastor. $50 p m. Liberty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

hanks 10 visit with her husband and
son
Mrs John ". Hanna has returned
after Wait Of ulN months in the
East hnd" win he az home az the
family country place ON Lake Wash
luHtOn.
Mlsa Sadie ifnhon il the guest Of
Mr. and Mira Cfineh. OF eaa ".
t1fd Ht
Mrs David Alderman % Spokane
Ia the guest ef Mrs l.. g. Ahfamns
at 1907 ic Alder 81
Mrs D. "a aharpleaa 81 Sedan.
Kan, ~ the guest Of her brotherf
Mr George y bradley, goa Harvard
av ~
Miua Florence Kooah who has
boon the Hient Of Miss Marie Tyrea.
hefi thls week fof her home In ST
Paul
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert } Mems, Of
ags naylHtan az. have returned run
an Eastern trip.
Mra. W Il gaffnaY IL entertaining
Miss Nash II Portland
Mrs W A Iiukle VIII spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs J.
J Clarke, az Juneau
Me aud Mira HsKtnaid 9. steeple
~ Spokane are visiting their par
cnta. NJ and Mr. Charles J hterplu,
OF 1872 a6th RN
Miss May Rowland. daughter u
Ms aud Mrs. " u Rowland. has
gone 90 Minneapolis for tho summer
Miss Pay Murray returned this
week from several months spent la
oregon She viii leave shortly Toe a
visit among friends IN Montana.
Miss GRACE Keen viii visit with
Mru William l.. LELAND az Nome this
sumner
AR and Mra = = Ederer ~ Cap
itui hiil are entertaining their dauEhs
ter Mrs Adalph Kauatncr. OF Chis
CaEu.
M and Mra. John " sanderson
aud Mr. and Nfs Vim n Nodficid
and daughters have returned home
and opened their faHidones al so
Minor av. corner 81 Columbia
Misc Sadie McArdle. assisted ~
Miaa Pauline Turner. sapFenoi Mites
Inca Morrison. accompanied Me
Forrest Iaetarre. Kiaiinist Mr. Ben
jamin an. baritone. viii Eifr a con
cert on Tuesday evening al hrcmefs
ton In EaEirs' hail
Mics kitfinEeF and Miss Katherine
Kittinger entertained az tea Tor Miaa
Donald. the week guest Of Mrs.
ftakcn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
e.p,i.,.

bapfHfs
Temple Third av. and Cedar At
Geo. Robert Cairns. minister. ~ a.
m. Regeneration BY the Holy
Spirit. .. m. grand sacred con
cert
FIRST Boyision and Marion. Rev
y. L. Whitman. y. y, pastor. II a.
m. The Cost Of Help. y. m,
Not Desire, Hut Duty" Luke
1880.
Fremont Rev. James Cairns.
pastor. II a. m. Temperance and
the sunday school, 1880 .. M
Now Know In Part" ! Cor.
f8.12.
West Side Madrona hall. Rev
Arthur -. Carpenter. pastor. y.
m. Jesus Tempted In the Wilder
ness"
Dunlap Rainier blvd: Rev. Peter
A. Klein. pastor II n m, "A Cure
for Heart Disease. 7is0 y. m, lis
tho Gospel Good News for Your"
fmmanuei--2sth av. =. and Main
At: at ~ n m. and TAO q. m, Rev.
James Edmunds Of McMinnviile.
ore. viii preach.
eouth Seattle-Hainier st., y.
m, "Christ Temped by Satan In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

81 James Cathedral Ninth and
Marion mass daily az a. m. sun
days at 6. !. s and . h. IA. high
mass az / a. M vesperH az . m
Church Of Immaculate Coneepz
ton 18th aud Marion, MAS daiiy
AZ q 80 and : 80 q. ~ Sunday ~
g. aud $50 a M. high mass al
TO- 80 a ia YeHpefH at 30 .. m
81 Joseph IS 18th aud E Aloha
mass daily At 40 aud $50 a. m
Sunday. Z 80 and a. m. high
mass, ! a. m. VeHpefn. 1880 .. m
~ AiuhunsuH 18Th av ~ " and
hsth IT.. ballard. mass a. m
sunday mass. n. M. hlgh mass
TO- 80 a. m Sunday school. > a ri. +.
bsnedicfian, : 30 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

q. M, 'rhe Approach ~ the Fatal
Hour evening "nmsn clement on
tho Increase because
Westminster Broadway aud Gu
iumhia. Rev J "a Wilson. pastor
Subjects. How Every Man MAJ
Prove the Riches ~ tho Divine
Mercy" aud The first Atop In
Meeting Temptation surceHafIilY +.
ballard Market and 18th HV n
w, Rev Cleo. u. Lee pastor 1870
"a. M. What In a Raioon7" / y. m.
Liberty
Uenfgetawn Georgetown; REV. e
u. MeMillin, pastor II a. M. I'm
tense Love- y. m. Thirst Salts
fled
Reformed Presbyterian (Covenau=
tori Terry and Olive, Thomas
Melville Slater. minister ~ a. m,
sermon ~ Frank - Frazer. sfhe
Present Duty Of the ChriattanHs
2 so y. m. .Tfining WIN the Ar
fcrtiunH."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

First Church Of Christ. Scientist
Chriatenaen'a hall broadway and
Madison. services III a. M, and .
M. subject. christian Science.
reading room. g2a Alaska building
Second Church ~ christ Heieut-
ist 2ell " bsth ay.. Ballard ser-
Vices u a m. subject. Christian
Science. reading room IN church
building
Third Church Of Christ. Scientist
-i00s Terry uv. II n. IN. Christian
Science reading rooms. co.. eos
Johnston building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

SOCIAL NOTES


The event % next week viii BE- IN.
debatants ball given - Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Furth for their grand
daughter. Alsw Anna Furth Terry
who with her mother MFs o. ~
Terry. and sister ueruthy has rn.
turned from a sufouru Of six years
IN Europe. g'hrisfenseus hall. on
broadway. is teing redscorated FOR
the secession In white and gold Sew
efaf hundred invitations have been
issued. and the gathering promises
70 BE- quite brilliant
Rainier Chapter. o. a. n.
Rainier chapter. y. A. r.. win hold
it, annual business meeting and
slect ton u officers Tuesday after
noon. ~ the home II Mrs. 4. ~ Hum-
soy. stz 3sth Rv. ~.
Miss Perry Eatsrtsins.
Miss Jeanette Perry entertained
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon.
complimentary 10 Mrs. William
Douglas stevenson and Mrs. Walter
Harnbisel
Mrs. Bruggenana. Bridge.
Mrs. ~ ". nrugEeuann. ~ Sik
18TH av n. entertained at bridge
Thursday afternoon.
skiison Clark.
Miss Nellie Vernon gkiiton and
Mr. fseNford T. Clark we're married
Thursday afternoon af Trinity par
lnh church. by Rev. DIT Herbert VI
ftoseen. The bridesmaids were
Miss Jesaie Skiiton and Miss Louise
clark Mr. Pred Walker vas best
man. The ushers were afr Edward
J. Clark. Alfred Lilly. Harry Linn
and John Lawrence
Hamilton. Harvey.
Miss Alice Hamilton and Mr.. Da-
yid Scott Harvey were married
wednesday ~ the residence 81 Mr.
+ A. Gould. 1922 18th Az. Rev. DIR,
T. w. Wilson OBLIGATED.
Rsrsay- Burlington.
The srsdding ~ Miss Arm Ram
say 10 Mr.. George burlington was
aoiemnized Thursday. at the resi-
aenee 81 Dr. NJ. Harrison, BY Rev.
Dr. J. W. Wilson.
Farley Tucker.
Misn Ethel y. Farley and Mr.. Ar
thur A. Tucker were married sat
urday az tho home Of IT, efficiat.
ing pastor. Rev Mr.. MeGill on
Queen Anne hill
Muffin Austin.
Miss Flora Mullln and Nr Albert
Grover Austin we're married IN the
Bethany Presbyterian church BY
Rev Or. W. A. Major Miss Celia
Hawks was bridesmaid and Mr
Harry Austin was gr9ouiKman. The
wedding march Was played by Mr..
Ralph Major. A reception ~ the
home Of the groom followed the
church ceremony.
Rssor. Chandler.
The wedding 81 Miss = Bell Hesor
ana Mr. Ebert Goodseli Chandler
VAS Holernnized Wednesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Tomorrow will see the farewell
performances of Crinmiua and Gore
At the star theatre. On Monday
afternoon the vaudeville heretofore
seen AZ the Coliseum wtll S. "a tho
star. the array Of acts lnelndinsl
WIN Rogers and CO. In lafias
throwing. HnfEos and clara. Fufo
pean ecccntridues. Al Leonbardi.
eccentric iuEglets Louise Auhef
singing eomedienne. & NuEcnt
and Co. In The Absent. Minded
HegEar Melyene. Thomas and A.
fred. singers and dancers. and the
song and telegraph pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Prof. Meters hand will give two
concerts AZ Luna park sunday. one
in the afternoon and another In the
evening. Capt Meeklem's air ship
"a scheduled 10 fiy IT the popular
resort this kfteraecn. weather per
hitting There vii b a fireworks
display and celebration on the
Fourth Of July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

composed Of seven PEG
pie. ali atlircd In the attractive and
picturesque costumes of the colo
nal period. win be the headliners
At the Pantagcs next week.
Other features Of the coming bill
are Tercat and nsAllsA. French &c.
cghtrtquv comlques. kfnke and Me,
pennouEh. IN "nenns.a Dilemma"
Atwood and Terry. comedians. Har.
- Crawford. In hlAekfaee. Mr.. ~.
well and the pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Laughing week begins at the
Noore Sunday night. when Charles
ffohmAn presents William Collier
b. Caught IN tho Rain" the farce
comedy IN three acts. by Mr.. Collier
AMI Grant stewart
Mr. Collier IL aid to BE- even fun
rlsr than In On the Quiet The
ncsator~ OF The Man From Mex.
ko- The seeass of the play arr
hid IN Helcaa. Mont. and most OF
TIE characters are typicaiiy West.
en-. There viii be a Saturday mat.
ine@ only.
MAY Robson viii close her week
a the Meore this evening In The
ksiuvenAfEon Of Aunt Mary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Very realistic are noms Of the
new pArAaol handles~-and hand
some a. well Oar secs roses Ia
deep plnk earuelian. closed lilies
IA crystal and gold
Animals aud birds are very POP
uiar, also A large p.liean'H head
IN old ivory With topaz eye ID e.
fectiye Another birds head Ia
green and blue JADE 10 charming
Tiny fans - match the parasolH are
concealed In the handles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Eleanor Kent viii be seen in her
~cone weeks stay ~ the Grand In
FRA Diavoio. With the San Fran
CISCO opera company
Teddy Webb. IN addition 20 play.
ing the principal comedy part Of
Esppo. the brfKand. win stage the
opera. and. with Eugene Wiener.
Frank Bertrand. Amy Leicester. ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Miss Emma Bunting and the Bur.
rsssIsuntlng company will be seen
4 The Seattle for the coming week.
hsefnnIng Sunday afternoon. In "A
knnaway Maten. something funny
BY Marx sNan.
The Gambler will finish 4
weeks run tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

University Place 10th av. ~ T.
and i2nd ~ Thomas J Hhucy. min
lister II a M Mrs l.oulas Kelly
of indianapolis viii speak
ballard eeaf " hAth It,. A. l..
Grim. pastor Df Turner Of Seat.
TO viii preach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

81 Mark's Madison and Broad
way heY. J y ~ LfNyd. - D..
Rector. II a m. -rhe Life 81 the
HBestitudee first Ia SERIES on The
Sermon % the Mount. p m.
Lessons from tho biography u ~
Peter
Trinity Eighth and James. Rev
~ n Gowen. rector. II a m FIX.
tHzna Tao .. m.. The Religious
tsS u sunday"
81 stsphguE-ih1s W kand ~
ballard Rev John A st clair. rec
tor III a m. Purity and Peace .
9 o m. Victory over Death"
~ reufH--R Roy and Queen Anne
az Rev. sidney u Morgan. rector
II y. m The Christians Summer
Vacation. 81 ma. Life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
WHEN We Were T~enty-one."

Henry v. Esmond's when We
We're Twenty One. which vas the
last great SUCCESS Of Nat Gooduin
and the beautiful Maxine Elliott.
When they we're joint stars. will b.
x'ssn al the Lois next week The
pi<g treats of four men well into
ne prime Of life. who still fondlY
recall and celebrate ''the brave
a<ys when re we're tweuty-one.e
The Light Efernalr will be given
~ fiHal performance By the Pan
ases players this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Razseli Powell. Charles browning
asd others. viii complete the cast.
Matinee will be given "Wednesday
ssd Saturday. .GlTofle- GiFoflas
viz b. seen for the last time to.
rishf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

AHhury N n whitman ana 10th.
Fremont. Rev Wm fHrk pastor.
II a M sermon By Rev. " 81 W.
Haen. Help Those Women
htfHt II n The Tabernacle. FInh
and Union. Rev W. n v. nass.
pastor ~ a. m. sermon ~ Rry.
Park 81 AHhury church q m.
sermon by Rev o. g Wilson.
Grace a y a0th and King. Rev.
" = Randolph. pastor If "A. m
Mans Duty IN Hts Home. sp. M.
Teaching Ability % an Insignificant
Creature"
Gilman Park M. asud av. n.
W and West sch st.. Hev. W ~.
FORSYTH. pastor n a m. Our
Possession Enriched' =. IN. ne
fore and After"
Hilman 81 n- Rainier blvd. and
ealiiuEwood. Rev. Cleo e. paoifon
pastor II o. m, Hold Past
Lakeside NJ E.--i.aksWay aud
asth St Rev. George 9 paolton,
pastor y. M. a Christian"
hadFuua Heights 81 Eai4iN
pastor ''i.rnaunH ~ Comparison"
o. m. "a Hard Road 10 Travel"
Queen Anne 81 T. f1flh aY. ana
tor. II a. m. "Distinetuens Of Re
hHlah . M. "A Small Man Ia
a CROWD.
Trinity ~ E-itrnt and Mercer.
Rev. Vim ~ Leech. pastor. II
~. The Look. 4 y. IA. 4Tempta-
ton and Victory"
intefbay ~ E-0fend blvd. ana
zsnd sy W. Ros Roy hpragne.
pastor. II a M. Jesus Temptation
aud ours. .. m. Parable Of the
saNer"
University NJ FL NJ canse.
pastor n n. m. The Heart ~
Christianity 81 m. Rev ~ n
Harriek. u. -, Of Olympia. wiil
speak
First Methodist Protestant
az y. and ~ John at. REV. A
Norman Ward. pastor IL a. IA.
sermon 10 older folks 4. m. -
Young Mans Ideal Young Woman
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STRAWBERRY PICNIC AND
DANCE

Sunday AZ wildwood Park Every.
hoaY welcome Round trip. Inelud.
ins dance. g cents Take steam.
ers Wildwood aud Haas. Lepchi
Park 49,
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SUNDAY TOPICS


= Notices for the church col. /
4 umns Of tho Saturday star will {
. not be- accepted after ) o'clock {
. Friday afternoon.
4 All notices must contain /
. subjects Of sermons.
4 Owing 90 delay In the deliv- I
b cry OF mails. notices should be I
4 mailed as early az possible. IN I
. order 20 insure their arrival at
q Tho Star office at the time !
= specified.
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Visit the Navy Yard

Atlantic fleet IL still AT the navy
yard See the hattieship Rhode
Island IN the drydock Boats leave
10 times daily from Pier ?. foot OF
Ycsiar Way. Round trip. Soc. s.s
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rtrst- Seventh and spring. Rev
" A Matthews - H., pastor ~