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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-04
CALLED OFF
The Famous GOIdfield Miners
Strike Has Been Aban-
dOned by Union

Goldfeld, New, April 3.-Local No.
220 of the Western Federation of Min
ers today by a vote of 80 to rs de-
clared Off the strike inaugurated last
fall. The miners will return to work
with non-union men, but will ask for
the Tonopah scale of wages, which is
50 cents a day less than the former
wages.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-04
!: = :. !: !" !: !: : = :: ). :. :: :: ::
!: CARNEGIE GIVES ::
MORE MILLIONS

: New York. April 3.-Andrew :.
: Carnegie has promised to in :.
:. crease his endowment of the Car ::
: negie foundation by an addition ::
s. al gift of s5,0OOOOO so as to pro-
:. vide for professors of state uni ::
: versities. :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-04
Ohio on Rampage.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April 3.-The Ohio
river passed the danger line of 55 feet
tonight. At 1870 tonight the stage
was 55.4 feet, rise of 0.5 since G
p. IN. The rivermen state that the
crest of the flood will reach here to-
morrow rnOrninp
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-04

borrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

A. in Tue parlor. Of the cne'-ey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

CHICAGO. May 2.-Ar aud Mira,
Geofee n ferguHon. popular mem.
bera Of Nofthside society. aud nn.
metoua clubs. have evolved a
scheme which they think has che
divorce court bcatcn to a stand
atlii.
Their nslmunt ay. mansion IL Va
cant. Ferguson 10 iiyinF ~ a down.
town club aud hla Sife az a fashion.
able hotel They have ssrrcd 10
separate, bat Will not Aeek a 81.
tafee The reason given by both
Tor the separation IA dlasimilafity Of
tastes
In order that they may not ea
counter each other ia public thsY
have prepared separate lists Of
cafes aud theatres. chosen by lot
NFa EeFgnMou Adhsres closely 81
her list for = week and her husband
invites his friends only 10 those
places on his iiat Al the end OF The
wesk they exchange llKtn.
AL of their friends know Of the
arrangement aud DO not lavila ths
couple o. the same affAlFA
Ferguson ls the son of a wealthy
Insurance man ard Mira Ferguson
IL the daughter OF a rich maaufae
taeer Of sakinas. Mich Both Their
eAlldfsa died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
SHORT NEWS FLASHES

The body OF a man supposed to
be Harry Currier OF Everett has
been found near Mt Vernon. A
bullet hole 10 thu head and a re
vulxef nearby Indicates suicide.
Horse Heaven wheat has been
hard hit BY The climatic oondi
tioua prevailing this spring In the
Yakima district
In tie tFi-stata intcrscbolaEiic
defamation contest al Waiis Walla
Friday night. Pearl Watkins. OF
The DaileH. Ore. won. Margaret
stelI OF Idaho second and Lclie Gar.
field Of Wallis WAlla third
-Four hundred enthusiastic repub
lioans held love feast al Spokane
Friday night aud toasted Taft
The fish season on the Columbia
has so far been disappointing
The Hct income for March of the
y. 7. was s2.2ea.Sii
The explosion on the Japanese
training cruiser Matsushima caus-
ed tho death OF 207. according TO
the official report
Charles Morse. OF New York. has
been helped out OF his financial
troubles hy friends coming TO hts
relief with s750.00o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

WASHINGTON. May 2 The
Implied charge that frenchmen De
not make good husbands for Amcfi
can Samea Is Indignantly resented
by Nine Juaaerand. wife Of the
French ambassador. formerly Misa
Ellee Richards OF Boston She met
NJ JunAerand IN Paris. whore her
father waA head ~ the banking con,
ceFn Of Munro a Co
Tho popular inference that
ftenehmen do not mako good hus.
bands IL altogether a miMtakeR
one. she declares There are
scores OF happily married American
women presiding over homes Ia
Paris and other french citlsa To.
dsy. tut they married for love. n
tnuk a. American NomrH continue
- marry Foreigners. Frpnchmen of
others. Tor purely selfish reasons.
social or financial. there viii nj
saYa - marital unrest Love mar.
fiaEss alone wili curb the divorce
evil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

WASHINGTON. May 2.--People
may differ ia their estimate OF the
senior senator from Ohio. but Mrs
Foraker remains one Of the most
popular aud capable leaders OF con.
EresaiunAl society.
senAlas Foraker furnishes an In.
dex Of hts wife'a character In a r..
mark made recently. 4 never have
diereaafded her opinion on a sub.
lect that | did not regret u.
Mrs. Foraker possesses a fine 10.
tuition. She feels" when things
viIl turn cut right Though she
makes no special effort 10 under
stand the great American game Of
politics. there are feW better equip
ped 10 giTe advice on political h.
sues She has accompanied the
senator on bis campaign trips
through Ohio aud knows every inch
OF ground She knows the people
and can estimate the strength. the
reliability and general capabiiity OF
voters
tut Mrs. Foraker does not claim
political aeumen nor essay the role
Of q public woman or leader Her
best efforta are put forth In her
houe There ia no detail OF house
keeping at which she IL not an
adept IN her early married days
she managed her own home with
one small maid. and she takes
charge Of retinua OF servants just
aa efficiently.
The mansion which tho senator
erected about Il years ago ON 18th
and Z ats ia mAgnificentiy furnish.
I'D aud every room shows the dis
cflmlnaiion % an intelligent mis-
tres8 There are five children In
the Foraker family. three daughters
and twe SONS Only Miss iSnulsc
Foraker and the youngest. Arthur
Sinclair. are nov nj home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
DAMAGE SUITS
COMPROMISED

Prosecuting Attorney Kenneth
Macintosh and Deputy r. W. t'rig
iaore have compromised the suits
growing out of the collapse Of the
flseF a. Stones landing. agrseinE 20
pas s1t.bD0 for claims aEErsgating
sIs9.D9a
Tae OberK casr. which was the
uulx enc tried ~ far. resulted la
q verdict % a. 900 for the plaintiff
Tee stones laudlns accident hap.
peued last summer. when a crowd
0f Tacoma excnrsionists vas ~
tanning home. They rushed out on
the pier. which collapsed under the
weight. resulting IN the death II
-four ebildfen and one woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Flra Seventh AZ and sprins
- ReR n A aatthcws - ..
pastor. morniar snbjert "Tbc Re-
liRlau If Life aud Authority au-
peflaf IN All Others evening
Parasites ar Patriots which,
WeHfminsfaf broadway nnd
Columbia. Hev ) ~ w. Wilson -
-. pastor subjects. hun with
Patience aud what wit Thou
Have Ne D8Ee
Cherry ~ g2nd AZ aud Cherry
e. Hes " A Stevenson, IN. -
pastor. II a. m4 Modern Evungol-
ism. =. IN "Thc Greatest SEN
feuee ever Written
Hailasfd Market 20. and 18TH av
s. ~ Ballard Rev. Geo. a. Ice,
pastor. II a. m Abundant Life.
30 f. IA. can Hcssage3 Come
from tod -
Reformed Presbyterian fcoven-
antsri Terry aud olive. Thomas
Melville slater. minister. IA a, m
The Macedonian Gail" sermon by
R.X j X nobb. TAX Hing Chan.
China evening, The Love %
christ"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
BITS O. EW 9


= M In The parlors u the ch~lses
hotel
childrsn's May Festival
A great amount - Interest cen
tera ~ the Chiidrcns May Festival
uhiah viii BE- given IN tho Grand
uuaru house on the evening Of MAY
Is TIE psseeedn wfu b. forwarded
fa tho ramuittse which has charHs
81 the funds Tor tho establishing
81 monument Tor the great com
poaer. Frederic Chopin. Among
The features % tho entertainment
Wili be q minust in continental cns.
TUNES 4 comedy. Carol Birds.
Christmas has been arranged b.
Mrs Eaundsrapn aud VIII be- pre-.
scented hT twelve children. A
ehlidreu.a archeatfH will play aeF.
ernt selections under the direction
Of Mrs Moflfg RuHan. A Polish
peasant scene win be presented
showing the picturesque costumes
IF these people ~ they are peen
in the rural districts " that coun-
Try. Including a MAY wagon. sps
elHiit made by George Hoffman Tor
this occasion FIFTY children viii
be dressed ~ field flowers and the
Young Ladies' Musical club will
represent angels singing an an.
them A trio composed by Mra.
j e. MaSrr. % this city, win be
PLAYED Is Thendor Turner one
Of tire principal attractions Win be
the playing 81 violin solo con
siatIng 81 the second concerto BY
WtsmiaNakf. the same having been
played BY Kubclik by Seattle's
child violin wonder. Leopold Roseu
All tire children present Al this en-
tertaEnment viii be favored with
picture Of Chopin. Miss Lucy
collie. the singing teacher for the
public schools, viii give an address
on Chopin. his life and works The
festival promises to be very at
traetive and 10 be wei patroQzcd
~ the public.
The following is the list ~ pat
raneHses, Mrs W - Baird. Mrs.
louise Beck. Mrs y. Bentley. Mrs.
y y. Cooper Mrs. J. Collins. Miss
Lucy Collie. Mss. J r. Chiiherg.
Mrs " " Emmens. Mrs NJ. A.
Gottafeln. Miss Nellie Godhowe.
Mrs o. 6 Hughes. Mrs. A. ID
Hanford. Mrs j -. Hoge. Airs. q
V Holt Mrs. J. G. Hainoa. Mrs s.
D. sios man. Nrs J. g. Henry. Mrs
- J. noulahah. Mrs W. ~ Judah.
ars IS W. Jack. srs a. =. Kerry.
Mrs. = ~ kirkpatrick. AIRS. ". W.
Lung Mrs y 9. Moore. Mrs. Me
xicksn. Mr.. " -. Modrlcks Mrs.
" 4 eeitsrs Mrs. w -. Perkins.
f. Mrs ~ Phelps. Mrs. y r. Palmer
ton. AIRS &. - Stimson. Mrs. VIM
fiols smith. Mrs " X strive, Mrs
r. K Sehscfer. Mrs A. u. Stewart
/ Mrs r. Turner, Mrs. NNp. Trime,e,
Mrs ~ Thompson. Mrs. Prank
Waterhonae, Mrs :. Z stcf Hstsp
TO see nATyt HassipB
Take boats at Fss 2. Ton ro,sae
trips daily. soc rcuna trsp. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

f'nfartHnafes4 p m, This fn9sE
Finger II Prophecy"
Trinity ~ p first Az N. ana
Mercer HeH Wm. o. f.ssoh. pas
TOT. Il m. The Spirits Message
- the ehufeHea .. M, ssrnpa
hY the pastor.
Green Lake 81 SSH and First
as. r.. 3. o. T. Benedict pastOrg
10 90 r. m. The i44 900 or, the
Better Resurrection. y. m, "Oe-
hail. ihf gfuffer and Heredity."
University H. FL ~. csnsa.
pastor. morning. What Sunday Is
Tar.a short sermon and song SER
vice At night
Flrat n T. Church A-Mercep
It, aud Federal AZ. 8. W. Waller.
y. - pastor ~ a. m. The Great
cammisaio1 as =. M, Meth
ndlaf Rule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

ia into port and drop aaehos fos
= weeks stay.
There Hlii also br series II Nv.
lnH art pictures and among tas
Eraapinz Wiz ~ recognized -eurid
sd Psyche Diana Hefse.
srhs Falry - the NGsn. The star
e Night. The Duel The Heesu-
Citation and -Sapho~ Neu sing
rs have been secured for this per.
farruanes ana al ~ fhc Tfvcii atsra
rtll ~ assen In nsw songs and spa
a4fffea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

the noted English politician. and
daughter Of Judge ". e. endioott
of lloatnn.
Mrs CHAMBERLAIN has collapsed
Pom the severe strain uf nursing
her auolsnd through two years 81
sick She IL touring the health
tfaafla Of the continent and spends
most Of her waking hours la a bath
ehair Oktl esn Is used continually
80 revive her
+ Friends say that her husband
owes his present existence 10 her
rarnfui naralng She never loft the
house during hln long illness ex.
oept to take short walks In the gar.
den
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

,... hotel mar Marion. \
usssr tank 81 a r',ilt,'''a ~ :
n a wcea near the a., tsl, !,
-. arauinx NOM of a urn
~ -. wr,ttsa b. George Y. Ito
- cansirueted tt around
- 49,, ard Heaths ED Fau'ses
~ ..tsh '-Tha Georgia Ains
go wlnhm Jcrofne and 1estf,
s.s~srss provided the 2riea aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
aanti.t.

Tabernacle Fifteenth av ~ and
Harrison st. John Marvin Dean,
PASTOR III a. M sermon By G.
l.. Maxnsld. Of Iioiio. The For
etKn Field ~ the Tabernacle
church. .. IA. Coins that Cry
Out
Firs, Boylston av. and Marion
Rev II l. Whitman. ID ID. pas
tor. II q m Gods House and
Peace" Psalm ixxiu 10. ~. . m
Keeping Appearance. Rom. kills
fs. l.
ballard I'm AZ n. W and W
blst 81. Ballard. Rev. y. o. La
ufafeau1. pastor. II |. m.. The
Treasury Trust" 7ss0 o m. The
Christians Position In the World
West Seattle Madrona hail.
Rev Arthur T. CARPENTER. pastor
= 9. m a New Testament
Churuh+
Nofu eglan Danish Howard and
Stewart. Rev. o. 81 Kfhi pastor
10 80 q ia. The SOULS Jewels. 2
IS "A John xviii
Fremont ktihuurne sv.. Rev
James Cairns. pastor n a. m
RefneHafser now Thy Creator.
: 30 =. m Miss Miiiapaugh OF ore
Eun VII SPEAK.
Dunlap Rainier blvd. Rev
Peter A. Klein. pastor; N a. m.
The Christian Life" 1880 D. IN
How Ia he saved"
South SeattIe-Ralnier st: Rev
Arthur II. Carpenter. pastor, Z =
p. m. The Judgment Of the Ma
tiuna aud ths Millennium"
lumauuel-M Main -. and efth av
= services viii be conducted Al
~ a. m. and 7;s0 .. M by the OH.
plant sisters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Christian Science.

First Church 81 Christ. Scientist
Christensen han. broadway and
Madison services IL ng m. and :
=. IN subject Everlasting Pun
ishment. reading room. szs Al
aska building
Second Church Of Christ. Scien-
tiFt-zgfi ". 5tth nv.. Ballard. SER
vices II y m. subject. ~Eyerlast-
ing Punishment. reading room In
chnft b building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

- Management * the Lois haa
ss.a ssfre numbar nf The lead
- PAS ~ e.riy presentation ~
80 a0ese, Newt week the first
avse plays is 70 BE- given II
@sn kie1chn@ Mrs f1ake
- aafeess which she used fai
-. fe@fS NJ Draw 10y T. t.
- ne tart created b. John Ma.
~ Miss Mas wiil have tn
-. ftsse part The Iaaf per
.snsncs x -fiichard Carver All
; sifsn tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

~ James Cathrarni-Ninth and
Marion. mass daily a. 3 O. NJ.
Sundays At 8. 7. ) and ? a. m.
high mass At n =. m.. vcspcra. Z
p. m.
At . 30 hnd $50 a. m.. Sunday
10 80 a m FnHpera AZ 80 D. m.
st Joseph'a 18th and T. Aloha.
mass daily At 80 aud sac a. m.
sunday 90 and a m. high
mass. II n ma. TeHpsrs. TAO .. m.
St AlphuuHua 18th ay. y. W.
and bsth st Ballard mass. 4 n. m;
sunday mans. a m. high mass
10 90 M sunday school, a.
m. bensdietion. = 80 o. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

-. and Heath with The
NV u players ,'ns r.. '' :,
.el''i., s. mat surround th,'a =
tsneei rrlanrcr's production a.
KaN as,se viii b. the at
-fhs hasn the Moorc Theatre ai'
raet''a hoglnnins to"'eiiee
rikat a., Tr,t ls alHEHd IN
fhs and four scpnes reR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
allalln ra.trs cemLna.

The fuuatrai comedy eHottN
1saitS ~ 40 Ne the offering At the
evening and all next week. The
sanle motion pictures. Rivers q
Ysaehsster. tho Australian sinEvrn
dancers and talkers. and . the Eu.
xaas Trio ~ horizontal bar cx.
perta The show tomorrow mafhs
tire farewell appearances % the
mEyuthia-s Visit company aud II
tito Ascott. Eddy 1'rla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Al the Psn,ssss.

The f.4yaiis. aerial aCrohata. viii
- the feature 90 the hlil which
vii be given tts initial PERFORM
auee at the t'antaEes theatre Mon
dzlV afternoon. other acts are the
Wheelera. iuEglerN, MurruN.
Sehellhers 4 ca, the Imperial Ian
Is Quartet. the fleit Trio. Tom Nas
haneY ia fish stories and Nj Eli
we'll la illustrated songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

fss-.as The pFesrng ueek tks
Asrs 4 the Sep frnnrisst %
= s.arsny have heea husilf en-
- reae2inE acsfuslntaneesair
- s.uifis theasfe Eeers At ths
s<s.a 0esru hpase
~ Bslle % New A0rS. viii. }
u ! ssvcn fur thr last tiuae tn
"a i - b ssreerded ~ iaFsss
A Lillian Maitlee. = sHurafa
- . inis cltv VIII slaE the Part
= fh,tr~a Georgia Campbell
n sw Puliard. Tesidt Wehh Ree-
= LIT. wali4re sirvwni9w. En-
~ wsrner. frank Bertrand and
4 eshrg pginrilaaiN * the cnsnpaat
~ y g the east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

a. wfl4an larkayg comes q So
~. q S.snaay night Nay te fat
- ~axassmert Ia the Mears
wAere h. WIN be seen IN
- nsndnAn. which h. has oss's'
- +, a. exslusien % al other
- nnes lha neEinnink II bis
80 tsnr. September - - last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Tn. DENNY nlainc Orihopedie
Guild win meet Thurnday morning
A. Ie o.cloek. IT the home Of Mr.
l. T Turner The South 20 Msdi-
san orthopeiir COLD win meet AZ
10 i Friday morning IN the par
iors Of the Perry hotel The
beard meeting ~ tho Chiidren'a
orthapealc hospital WIN meet Tues
day afternoon At 2 O'Clock az Mac
pouKails club room.
Literary and Travel Club.
TIE Literary and Travel club
viii meet Monday. May tth. at
aao. with Mrs. Maurice y. tcehoy.
III 18th av ~
Mcvsy Alexander.
Miss Martha Bidwell Mcvay and
Mr.. Frederick whiting Alexander
Nere married Thuraday evening NJ
the residence 81 tho brides mother.
Ats. Sarah A. McVay. i26 18Th nv.
y Rev Edward Lincoln Smith
performed the ceremony. An in
formal reception followed The we'd
ding service After their return
from the wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Alexander VIII be al home
At the Herald hotel
Chapter a, v. e. o.
Chapter A. Y. p q. Sistcrhood.
wiil meet Monday with Mrs y A.
Mcdonald. sac Green Lake blvd.
The subject Of the afternoon VIII
be Study ~ Writers ~ the Bible.
and the Bible IN Literature"
Blaeknors Recital.
Prof John y Binrkm0re viii
give an advanced pupils piano re-
eital in the Unitarian church, We'd
nssfizy evening.
Recital.
The pupils ~ Miss Adellne NJ.
Alfard and Mas Haria NJ. Sloan
win give musical literary pro-
zrsn thi. evening at 10 Hplyoss
building.
s.st.ls Mowe~'s Club.
/ Tn. Seattle Women'- club viii
n1s-t Monday nj a . IA, At the
home os Mr. McgouSh, 1915 sath
~. fos the board business ss-slon.
Following ~. bp~td mcetins. the
ci,r.ut topples Department -lil awe
an .rt-rl s.nm.H in ,at.s.., cf tho
l,oiitins fuai
les~aiws &os.ss csab,
The i,nsg aies Social ssah ell,
u...: Tuesday af's,w"p. With Me-
o. " a;iass.se, $50 Second sv. n.
lsSiss ~ q. 4. y.
TIE ssa.s ~ sse O. 4 N we're
.etestA,esvA vsssss6s sftssngpN 81
\ the - 1rascis hassi. ~ ars. W
q. Murray ana Ma = o. bough-
1 ton.
4 Qusen AaNe Orthopedio Guild.
i The Queen Anne Orthopcdic guild
! viii meet Friday mornifsQ at IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

= pfsenied nsrt aeek. has given
y HpFl3 sone excellent plays. hut
a. ssea unfortunate "a finding
ss'ap&alss o. starr 20 interpret
80 Aiss Bunting Wiii be saeu tn
e entirety different line ~ werk
~ p.&g from anything she has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
On
the
Flyer

sEATTLE.TAcoMA ROUTE.
Fare 55e-Round Trio, SOC.
FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY
/ LEAVES SEATTLE - 6;45 and
TO: 25 a. m. 2;o5 and 5:45 Q. m.
LEAVES TACOMA - e:35 a. m
and "a: IS. 3:55 and 1880 p. m.
u. sEELEY, Jr. Agent. Seattle
Tsl Main ne. Taeoma-TeL ga
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SUNDAY TOPICS


49, FFFFF FFFF
= Notices for the church col =
= nmna of the Saturday Star
. will not be accepted after . =
= o'clock friday afternoon
All notices must contain :
. subjects Of SERMONS.
4 Owing to delay ia the Dc.
= livery Ga mails. notices should 4
4 be mailed AZ early AZ pos 4
aibie. in order 20 Insure their =
. arrival at The Star Office a. =
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

s.as'isr o. Fortune. Robert
n1ecsss - several years
~ - The Bit a. The Lois
s Lab Kissrhna GuY
f'~l made 0ne ~ his big
~ sifessses Ia a role In thla play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

coat. Stimulating a graceful tunie
The jumper waist IN trimmed with
the embroidery also one large but.
ton forms the fastening OF the cnat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Akbury NJ. whitman and
10th. Fremont. Rev VIM Park,
pastor. : y. m. illustrated sermon
BY Mrs Park
Ftrst n. E-The Tabcrnacie
FIRTH and Union; Rev. W. II W
Ress. pastor. II a. IA. Rev. r. u
Raymond. Of the Anti saloon
leSgue. viii speak. o. m. Walk
ing With God sermon by IA g
Wilson.
Msdroua Heights NJ. E.-ltts
a1rd aF.: Rev Wilson F'ritch. pas
tor. II A. m Boyd +. pogy. of
the Anti saloon League, will speak.
q. IN. Gods Men
Queen Anne NJ. Filth av. aud
Garfield Rev Thos. r. Elliott pas
tor. Il = IN. The Pies of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

N.n Emna bunfina and the
lurxpw. lalHf.nk company u Pas /.
~ srs.enf -RAfhel iisi1steta to
fxal ~ he final performance.
Hsxsft p Taylor The author 3.
.f--qy Miss Npbeay which witl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Next Monday afternoon there
vii open at the tnllseum "A hiii
81 hie. iueludeH George Wilson. min s
trpi. John atad nurtha Uieusnn and
fHed ttuuilhnn. dancers and mus
s1tianH5 1anklNn Gale a 60 in
fhe sramstrpsa, NearMtr o'ttama
HN. the character vhanEr anuhrvttN.
he American Nrt ahny t'uur IA
Hanalleetiuua Of hos hood the SONG
and the telegraph pictures THE
shows Tomorrow YAH be- the faras
we'll appearances at the fekin
Eauaxea. the seven Samota and THE
Great SAnteil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

FORT WAYNE. Ind. May a.
The lone Culture club ~ this city.
n which Mrs. O n 0uidlin " pres.
ident. has hit upon novel plan 20
assist IN combating the high prices
for vegetables. and NJ the same
time give employment; 10 many. II
has asked all owners 81 vacant lots
IN the city 10 donate their uHe %
those who have the desire and
strength 60 cultivate them for gar.
dsua Mans have already done SO.
aud the former weed patches will
be turned 90 good account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
AMUSEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vest hts money In some pays
tnk business
A curtain raiser by Mt Oeo.
Iroxell and an otto of vaudeville
artists. headed by the punhafh.
complete the attractions The
Counter Girls" viii he seen Tor the
iaat time tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Trinity Eighth and James. Rev.
~ II GaWen rector. services at
90 e. M II a. ~. and 1880 o.
IA. morning. Travelling ~ the
GREATNESS 81 fits Strength" even
ing sThe Resurrection in Mgth."
~ Mark Madison and Broad
way. REV & - a. Llywa, ragtGrt
services at a. m. ~ a. ~. and
a q. ma morning. The L.eSdrr.
ship Of Christ evening, The Pile
TAR Of cloud and fire"
81 stephen. 1915 W. SIND ~,
Ballard KeE John a. ~ Clair,
reator. II ~ NJ. Prayer" 1850 "
m a Roman slave"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

-. lyflc theatre viii next week
80, 80 ~ h'lfiesqus ~ Harry pI.aan
800 -isfrTs Barsaln wfIeb
es- 1''A AZ eldsrly man from the
--.'.Il Hho comes 20 town 10 in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
NOME CLEANUP.


, NOAE. Alaska. May -
, The cleanup began today II
; Is estimated that the gold
} yield will be az least $4,000. !
! 600. which will break all roc.
! ofds. A fabulous strike has
; been made between the sea
! and the submarine and extends
; for miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

At the matinee az the riVaN or-
era house tomorrow. the Gilbert s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Plymouth Third az. and Uni-
vernlfy. ReY. Francis J. Van
Horn. = d. pastor. III a. m. I'M
10 Perfeotiou." .. ~, The Beau.
- Of tie Battieshipa"
Pilgrim broadway and Rspubii-
can. Rev Edward Lincoln cmifh,
-. o. pastor. II q. m. The Msrkf
Of Jesus 8 .. IN. communion ard
reception % new members
University Brooklyn Ay n. ana
fgrd St. Rev a. q Mason, pas
tor. IL a m communion. baptism
aud reception 81 new Members. .
y. m. ideals for Life"
EdRewataf whitman av, near
kiibourne ~. Rev. VIM 9 Kant
ner u. T.. pastor. II a. mn
Launching out Into the Deep.
3 .. m. Losing ones Greatest
Treasure"
Praspeet=E Prospect ~ and
goth aY.. II = m, Rev. R0bt :.
OsF00d. the neW pastor, viii
preach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

u 3. Navy Yard Route Steamer
Monticello leaves Flyer dock e:3o
and $50 q m. i:3o and .. m. 80