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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Minnnllanaon..

AZ the meeting OF the American
Salvation Army tomorrow life pie
'Wep 81 the Passion Play vii be-
Elyrn with a lecture by capt Stacey
Tho Atmy " also soliciting giftH for
the Thanksgiving dinner they plan
10 give the ponr If Seattle
Rational church 1855 Fourth
90 =. N. Topic. The Trlune
Principles OF tho Universe" hS
Charles Mulahy
Spiritual~ihli Third nv. Lecture
On The Temple"
Spiritual Rainier hall Lecture
by MfH q. W shrlnor OF san Fran
cisco On rs There a God, aud what
IL the Pr0of7"
Spiritual association ftai First
hv,, g. J. Anderson Of California
lectures at 3 .. IA. on 'rhe Lessons
Of nxperiesco."
New Thought II a. M. 1895
Fourth NV A. A. Lindsay. N -.
on Significance Of Unity Il lndiyId-
uniityf
rhspsophy 8 y. m. 1879 Foprth
av. pf. Edward howea on "Rolncar-
nation"
First Divine Science church Co
iumbia College han. Helen Van An
defHon pastor ~ a. m. 1.-The Cast
Ing out OF Devils"
Occult Science - al n. Fifth.
Minnie jcnlnga at $50 y. m. on
Msdiumnhip"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

tlaler It,. Rev Sydney Strong. b. -.
Morning subject. "fho Place and
Power 81 Suggestion IN Life" Eve
ming, '"rhc Place and Power Of Per
Huhhlnn"
University Brooklyn av NJ, Rev.
~. g. Mason pastor. Morning sub
ioct, 1.-THE Service Of the Spiritual "
Evening. musical service. with short
address on the election.
FdRewataf Whitman NV. near
kilbourne a.. REV. William &.
khntner pastor. Morning subject.
THE Christians Most Magnificent
Inheritance Evening, What Ne
Found Who Sought Best"
Green Lake Rev Charles r.
Clarke pastor Morning. eommun-
Ton and reception OF members Igv-
ening, illustrated sermon on Jesus
the Teacher Sent From God
Prospect East Prospect ~ and
goth Az. ~ ~ a. m, communion
and reception ~ members 1890.
subject. TAll Saints aud All Souls +"
kirkwood Keystone place and 6fth
st. Rev W. Wilmington. Morning.
Paul and Jesus the Contrast /"
Evening. The Inevitable Inference. 4"
West Seattle Grand av and Cos
dar a. Morning subject, Wheels
Within Wheola" Evening, "A Dear
~ Bought DrauRht."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
BUR Y THE
HA Tenet


NEW YORK oct. si-rhat the
trial % Charles W Morse. shs Ia.
ktnk. ard Alfred a. Cugtin or
char@rs % wrVnEfuily manipulating
tee affairs % the National n4nk "a
North America, 10 nearinE ft9 80.
- apparent from the announcement
~ Unitvd states District Attarnsv
Httutaen today that the Eosrrnansn !
had flnta0sa ita examine tian ~ viii
Neaara
II ~ ihtimAted that the examine
bpn % other Important witnesses
held ln aDsFance - the proseeutl.,4
waA ~ brief % will not - taken
W ~ ease may Ko 20 the jury
curtis ard Morse wefs smiling
when they appeared IN she court
fMwsn f@dmF From their amica Die
attitude Il IL aurmiasd that psst
aiffwfsnees betwavu them have beer
adjusted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

AZ pantages theatre next week
viii be seen a musical treat In
The Village Queen. which Il pre-.
scented By The kountfy Kids f"
Other numbers are nornler a stella
In a singing and dancing sketch,
the Dunn-trancis Company Ia "The
Hoid.Up' Earl a Curtis. singers.
IN an upto-date singing and taik.
ing sketch and Haaiou A Clifton.
acfooats and hand to hand bal
ANGER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
BURGLARS SEEN
L00TlHG A HOUSE

"A NJ Rozcma. who lives nj 1853
10Th av.. was approaching his
heme shortl yhefore , o'clock Last
night, he discovered two burglars
looting the home of Mrs Colby.
lt62 10th ay Roacma immediate.
~ notified the police by telephone.
and Patrolmen Humee and schill.
ing were whiFled 60 the scene OF
the robbery IN the police runabout
When the officers entered the
Colby residence the burglars we're
nowhere IN sight The intrudora
had opened a rear window with a
Jimmy. Mrs Colby and her fam.
lily were absent from home at the
time, and Il IL not known whether
the thieves secured any loot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

WANTS A PUBLIC
RELIGIOUS FORUM

~ nta sermon tomorrow evening
on fhs CIiy'a Attitude Toward
Jesus. Rev Joseph l. Garyiu. Of
the First ChFistian church. viii al
eocsfc The establishment b. some
wealthy man of Seattle Of a great
public forum similar to the Cooper
Union, IN New foFk city. Tor the
discussion - religious questions
In the morning he viii preach on
The subject. Faithfulness the Key.
aote of the Christian Life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

NEW YORK Oct william
f'lffkncr. q lawyer with an office in
Wall st. was sentenced today % orA
years. imprisonment fn the psnt-
Tertiary for grand larceny. tlick.
ner - ~ years ola. and has been
prominent aa chufrhman. Han
tfedH ~ letters ash Ing for ciameury
Wsfa submitted VI his behalf
ftirhneF was convicted u having
diverted to risky speculation ~ pFo
entrusted 60 him uy two women for
uafn laNeatrnaut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31


FIRST Seventh and Spring. Rev
NJ A. Matthews pastor Morning
topic. Seeking ana Answering the
Divine Call" Evening, The Beat
tie Churches should Establish Eth
teal Clearing houses"
Cherry st--i2nd and Cherry Rev
W A stevenson pastor Morning
topic an address by Rev. krecs. -
H.. president Of Whitwofth college
Evening. The Offspring OF Lots
Wife tn Seattle"
ballard Market and nth. q ~
Lee pastor Morning topic, Evan
Eslistie or Doeadant" Evening
Bibles ~ the English Tongue"
Lake union-rfifsi and kilbourns
Rev w A. Bass pastor MORNING
topic. "Ood Operating the World
Though human Agencies" Even.
ina "Rsyie~ina the Pas, AZ Guide
90 the Future"
Westminster Broadway and Coz
iumbia Raw , NJ Wilson. u. u,
pastor Morning topic, The Church
as the ffrn support ~ the Truth .
evening "Gct Right with God thu
sinner Sentenced 70 Death"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

Last evening tbs Men'a elub. % ths
Ftras Methodist Er8srral church
Transferred IA allegiance from ths
Firaf Methodist Episcopal Church
Brufherhocd Tho brotherhood We
sathafiHed at THE last general con
terence ~ Haittmore. And is similar
ta nfNanira tipna - this kind 81 9th
sr Protestant churches A chapter
- Too members was formed Al fhr
atuner ~ TIRE Clnh last evening "a
dresses we're made ~ IudFe Nile w
Root. r. 5. iappT Dr ". u W ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

Flymouth-Thlrd av. and univer-
sity st. Rev Francis J Van Horn
~ ID Morning subject. "a Prince
who Forgot and Was Lost Even
ms Hamlet~-A Study ~ Doubt and
indeciHiau"
Ftlgrini-liToadway and Repubii-
can -, Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith.
- u. pastor. Morning subject. -srhe
Essence % Christianity and the Way
O. H. sermon by Rev. A. A. Fal-
r1ner y. ma. communion and ro-
ccption 81 membcrH
Queen Anne Queen Anne av. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

Lord Helped Us" 7,45. "Ts There
Repentance After Death p
Green Lake, 72nd and Firth av.
NJ w., Rev, -. g. Ellis II a. m,
Doing Those Things That Please
the Lord"
South Seattle Mission Rainier IT.
At 40 Arthur -. Carpenter will
prenchi Kicking Against the
Goadn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
THrrr aAIns ArAnrMrNrs.

A sneak thief entered the apart.
meuta % Frederick Christensen. ~
erai articles ~ tsweiry and waariuf
apparel city Detectives william re.
tefaon and left mcclure we're Do.
tailed a. inyeatiRnte. but no clues q.
70 the identity of in the intruder
were found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

WAI.fA WALfsA. Wash. Oct IL
Apple picking. which q being fmsh'
Cd AL over the valley 10 being de-
iaFcd ~ the severe ffosts which oc-
cur every night While the moist.
ure ia on the fruit IN the forenoon
picking haa 90 BE- postponed. a.
apples must BE- dry u they keep well
after bsiug packed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

First Church Rev - T. Whitman
- D. pastor. viii worship with the
Tabernacle church. al 18TH av. ~
ana Harriaon ~. morning and even
iuE Sermon at II a. ~. by Dr.
Whitman, "A Help 30 Memory" !
y. m.. sermon hy John NJ Dean.
University ~ f6th and Brooklyn
~ a. M, sermon by Rev ". O.
Jones. The Man That Wins" 4 g.
m. Or r. l. Whitman. THE Answer
20 an unaaked Question
Fremont ilbourne It, near FIRE.
mont av.. Rev James Cairns pastor
II "a m- Men Drawn BY the Up
lifted Christ" Z 80 y. m., "CleaVing
80 That which L. Good"
Ballard Swedish 20fh av. ~ W.
and w. siAt St. Rev. o. Ellison pas.
tor. II a. ma. Hitherto Hath the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

Eiven The best things ON the bin
are the Five Musical Mcl.arens and
the comedy sketch. "A Rural Sub.
situte." On Tuesday evening the
star VIII give continuous show
reading complete election returns.
until all OF the Eastern reports have
been received, probably after mid.
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 81 school.
boys must stop HmoWtnE and chew
Ing tobacco They must stop carry D.
lnH cards and dice Tho new rules
adopted by the hoard % education
are stringent IN this respect, SUI
perlntandent A n Yader reported
that smoking was too common
among the sch0OihoyH aud no mans
TONED the ease OF one boy who
could not walt until he got out Of
school but started 60 smoke in the
halls during school hours. Another
rule requires children 60 DO clraw
aud neatly dressed and requires
teachers Go send children who ara
unudN home Go be properly pre-
pared Tor school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
HIssoULs PRISONERS ESCAPE.


MfssOFf.A. Mont OF. II Ei9hs
prisoners awaiting trial for various
effeHaes escaped from the county jail
and only ono has been recaptured
IN some Mysterious manner the men
unlocked THE door - n steel raEe
opening into s corridor which Leads
to the bathroom. A hole Was then
made IN the brick wall with a large
iron min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

PARIS. Oct 81 - After thFsa
months rest 80 EarcpF. dufina which
hu attended Gsfman and French
army rtanfuFsFs and the spanish
historical congress a. FaraGuAaa
MataF General Leonard Weed a. 4
A.. aernnopa ~ Mga Weed ard
his start VIII sail on the steamer
Nourdam from Hoaioaue faq New
York. where he eNuretN - aaRutun
command 81 the department 81 the
aaaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

NEW YORK. oct st--"Au men
ara HsvitN ia thH verdict gtyen III
court bY Airs Ella France SIZE
bases her Judgment upam her cape !
fffuee Nt2h two haaha ada Her aps
psarancs IN eunft eaa du~ % . suit
aNainsf hor ha4hana for abandon /.
ment ana nensappoft
IuEGsFf f0d 70
Mrs. frnnee Ntit receive Us 900
father IL settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

s4nins Ia the part o. -salome
% i supported b an able com
Nny. amonx them being Ruwlia
G Edwards A. Narias. the young
Roman. WalfeF~M Sherwin az
Iohn the Baptist nd Judas iscaFiot
and J. ". Mcdonnell as King
HarnA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

ABERDEEN, Oct John y. Cole
was brought here from Seattle 60.
daY charged with the theft of
diamonds from Ines Crawford. Cole
had been employed here az a drus
clerk and alleges be o. married 20
the woman and had the property for
safe kaaglnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

~Tss Montana Limited. with .
"a ecmpany. finishes week /
sussxemenl ~ the Seattle tonight
rnmarrpw afternoon The Hoiy
cav begins . weeks run. This
ssas 4 hsrslded as the best and
r.ess effective religious play ever
- q seattle. Miss Lueila u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
GERMAN CHANCELLOR
RESIGNS OFFICE

HERLiS' Oct ai.-foliowing
trouble with the German parlla
meat over the proposed new tar.
alton scheme Chancellor Won Hue
low resigned today The announce
meut of his resignation has caused
grea; excitement here. The radl
cal members Of the relchstag are
iuhliaut
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oranA

-. srsswuisnt % Jus, Out Of
49,. ~ George Ades new comedy
:, 80 ~ tirsna sor week beginning
80. = ! matinee tomoFrow afternoon.
~iIl sive Seattle playsoers an op-
snr,unlty 10 eni0y some character.
~ Aas fGn. The play Is said to
q essal to any Of the other AIDE
s-,aeilons. The music Is catchy
"a Ia stage settings brilliant
~ first act Is laid 10 the office
u lhe psckerins Perfect Pickle Co
- ssoond i at the Pure FOOD ex-
css.ica. aad the last Is In the
rsluax rcom Of railway station.
salsk gives Mr. AIDE great oppor.
ants 70 Introduce many new and
s.sxsnsl types
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Last rally ~ ssohamish.

HNOffOMIsH oct ~. There
viii be q monster republican mass
meeting ana rally tonight a. the
ArmoFy Congressman Humphrey
will address the meeting on the Ia
sues % the campaign, This will BE-
the last republican rally In hno-
homiah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

FIRST Church 81 Christ Broadway
and Madison. Chrlatenaen'a hall
Services II "a. M and 1880 .. ~.
subject Everlasting Punishment"
ascond Church ~ chriat-t20ti
18th Ballard Service al n a. m
Subject. Everlasting Punishment. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

u NJ White, IN the morning, on
IAN the Saints Salute Thee
~ stephens -Aibai w. SIND. nai r
lnth Rev J a Rt clair, rector.
Morning topic. THE Power Of Sor-
ROSY evening, Ten Talent Trug
edf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

The Great Express Rnhfary
vii finlsh the week Tonight az
a. Third Avenne Il will 81 fol.
hwed tomoFFOw afternoon aad al
sezf week By The Qnecn ~ tho
hsgAblnesrs This will b. the
srs, prsssntation Of The play un the
eoaA 4 = one Of Al Woods real.
isiie nelndrauas. an interesting
portrayal q life among The Chi.
1ese saarteFs Or our large cities
Ne sleetion returns vii b. read
hsn he stage Tuesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
NAY pnrnaoNE sultan


fAittS oct. si-speclai dispatches
rem smyrna says that the Young
Turks. believing that the sultan has
a secret agreement with Tewfik
fasha, the foreign minister. have de.
cided 10 dsthrone him and replace
him ~ his son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

NEW YORK oct ai-rnAriss A
The Sew York WuFld. and also EN-.
rioGed al flffsfsut ilftes On several
Boston and &sw rafk papers IS an
editor died 81 Rights disease ~
hospital in hfrnkiFn Thursday BE
vas 81 Feara ntd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

MANILA oct st-gsorKe r.
Wolf. a Leading American merchant
here died today 40 result % being
Eored BY a mad cafihon while hunt
fofmogly Of San francisco and a
cousin % Francis T. Msney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
NS-N-MNlM-NNNNlSM
AMUSEMENT rs B
wxSSNzNSZNZSNZSZNSZSZNSZSZSSSN
49,, Verne corlna.
SSZSNNNN>

-. SEATTLE symphony orohestfa
j, a sesin limited series OF sun
WI rnsnoen concerts at popular
ty :, the Moore theatre two
F'sss s,,.m tomorrow, AZ a spe
NJ. M attraction Tor the opening Son
csl a, ne famous planlste, Adele
wI1 ~ has been secured, e. ap
N'ss' he soloist With The or
sra The next SYMPHONY eon
',',to hapheld az The Moore sn
s,sht O. November 80, WIN
" Nae,lca as the soloist with
x. eechesgra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

SUNDAY TOPICS
tttt+ttttttttts.

a Notices Cor the church col. 4
= umns Of the Saturday Star will 4
= not be accepted after 0 o'clock 4
4 Friday afternoon. >
4 All notices must contain =
4 subjects Of sermons. =
= Owing 20 delay In the deliv. =
4 cry OF mails. notices should be =
q mailed az early as possible. Ia =
a order 10 insure their arrival at 4
= The star office at the time =
= specified. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

-. wahenhals and Kcmper pro
~ n spald IN Full the new
~, a eontemporenoous NY ~
l ..ss,,ca by Eugene Walter win be
Au's', =, ~ MoQge theatre alf Of
~. ~aek beginning tomorrow
~ ~. ira play ran five months AZ
.hs u s,'mm.r aRd Is now IN iss
hs' xesr Il the Aston theatre,
- yerk The play Is one Of
60 $500 m~ a success by the Ne"
- ma chicago critics The pro
a ssa i said to be- well staged,
caS s ',,.,sa * a strong company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

Gilman rark-s1os W seth Rev
. " Foster pastor Morning topic.
Things Left Cndnas~ Evening
Thought on Self Destruction
Green Lake First and esth. Rev
a. T. Benedict pastor Morntns
topic, The Parable % tho Ant
Evening. The Relation ~ ths
Housewife and Society Woman o.
the Church"
Hilisnan q. g. poaiton pas.
ter Morning topic. "iaborera TO-
Eether with tind~
Lakeside Rev O G, pouiton pas.
sor. Evening, rally day programme
univrrslgy- Row J 81 CAnas pas
tor. Morning. topic. address 20 the
men % the university. Evening
How = Christian Can Re Happy
intsrbaY fand and Grand Rsv
" " Drake pastor Morning topic
Tbs Comes and Gees. oTsnins
Tho Church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

First Oerm9n Ninth ~. S pud
Weller. Rev John Heinrich u Bel.
mont. b. OAK, onroute 20 Australia.
will pfesch a. II o. m. and 2 30 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

Aabury Subject morning service,
"TithinK" Evening services as
usual Epworth league at ESQ and
church ~ 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

ne last pcrformance Of The
~ % i1e floarah. viIi take place
I ne LOIS theatre tonight BEGIN
~ slth tomorrow. The Love
NzisT I'll BE- played By Pan
Ia players At the Lois Tor a
sssk This IL q play IN which is
q p story d a fight between a
Ar'M and a girl The plot o.
- hye and duty which grips
- iAseinaiea. Miss MAY will ap-
90 = ne part q Allene Houston.
81 Who disputes the right of
~ q ne railroad. and Mr. Fraw.
az ne part q John Ashhy.
i,esing engineer Of the road
Z 2 love With Miss Houston.
pa returns will be read be-
- u acts Tuesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

'''8 ~4efH coming
~, 1a.sna Seven Performing Bears
49, ne direction Of Mile Be
M nc Of the Ringing Circus.
seen a. the Star theatre
a. - week. starting Monday
n. ,.n.on There Will also be Carl
An. ~. ne Electrical King. with
49,. - ss.ss'z'ania, John Fields. Jr
~ Douglaa a FLINT & Go.
~ = comedy sketch. HThe Mix.
49,. nfoWn 4 Hodges. Indian
~, '.'a.s and the Alder Trio. To.
sssm.1sha tomorrow the last per.
'ss o. the old sh0w wifi BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
THOUSAND MEN
FROM ALASKA


CORDOVA. Alaska. oct 81
one thousand railroad employees
will leave for Seattle next week on
the steamship Yuoatan, NJ, j.
Heney'a contract for construction
work on the Copper River a North.
western railroad expires November
Z. and all Ut HIS men will go south
Saab Kelly Dead.
NEW YORK. Oct III Hugh Kelly,
banker, sugar manufacturer ana
phiienthrepiat, died at his residence
here today, AGED 80 years. He had
been tii three weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

st. Marks Madison ana broad
way. Rev John Liuyd rector. Morn
ing toplr, In Remembrance" Eve
ming The Education We Give our
neiNea"
Trinity- Eighth and James. Rev
~ ~ aowsu rector Morning topic
Blessed Are tho Dead Who pac IN
the Lord" Evening. Prayer foF
the Dead.
St panrH-Roy and Queen Anne
av.. Hsv 81 a. Morgan rector
Morning topic. THE Third Annual
Report ~ the Stewardship % st
Paufa" Evening. "Ail Saints"
st Jamea-astn and Stone. Rev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

~. - heAlllssef a Co. In Fred
W. oneact sketch. The Girl 81
y simsa vii BE- the leading at.
= ss,l'1 q The OrpheHm next week
80 namoefa on the bin viii b.
- Warren and Al blanchard In
y songs; the Three Moshers.
~. 49,. cyclists, the Italian Trio
" NeilA Festa. singing ingenue f.
=. t u, Ofana. Danish eymuaats.
1'nie aud Mildred Potts IN a
glaening ambition. and sing
~ and dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

Holy Trinity and 18th. Rev
NJ q t.und pastor Morning topic
Nise Pools aud Virgins Evening
rLashef and chs Reformation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

Frruf-- olive ana broadway. Rev
l. Iaan pastor Morning topic.
Faithfuinems the Keynote %
Christian Life EVeniaR. The
Attitude ~ tbs Modern city Toward
Jesus Christ
Ady~ngias-~ and James. Rev
4 J.. haywood pastor Morning
topic. The Resurrection % the
Dad"
Ballard so1t ". 51fh. Rev. A. l.
Grim pastor Murnins topic. THE
Inner Vision Evening. The
Gathering. but Unseen Sorrow"
Queen Anne--fiyst and Caller.
Rev = L. Grcenaell pastor. Morn
Ing tppir. The Sevrnfpld Unity ~
the Spirit o. gn1i Evening. The
church and the Saloon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

Bnylaton-- fioyisfun Az. and olive
Rev = u. o. Powers pastor. Morn
ins topic. God ManifeHtinN Himself
IN Man Spiritual Forces All one
Applied 40 Modern LIFE
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-30
Horses Taken After Surrender.

Abbcvillc. S. G.. June p. 1908.
Editor Herald and News:
Dear Sir:-.JuSt before the last scS-
sion of congress adjourned we sue
r"rd"h in passing the following:
"Thc time for film. claims undc,,
the provisions Of the Act uf Feb. -.
1902. and amendments thereto. for
horses. saddles and bridlcs taken from
Confederate soldiers in violation Of
terms of surrender, and for the pay
ment thereof is extended for twelve
months from the passage of this Act :;
and all claims not presented within
this time shall be forever barrcd.'
The above does not refer to any
other property Of any kind except
that mentioned. If interested parties
will write me | will fake pleasure in
having their claims collected.
Very respectfully.
Wyatt Aiken.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-30

cat the height of this discussion,
however, Mr.. Henry Clinton Young Of
Laurens, man of high character, 4
lawyer, much liked in this section OF
the country and a gentleman whose
life and whose professions cores
ponded, happened to pass by, when
the suggestion was made to name the
town of Clinton in his honor. 1t was
heartily seconded and carried and it
was not many years before the town
itself aspircd to the ideal set by Mr..
Henry Clinton Young, and is today
known far and wide for The straight
forward integrity Of its people. Mr..
Young was living in Laurcns for a
number Of years after | moved to
this town. | knew him we'll and be-
licvc that the statement made as to
the naming Of the town is the correct
one
"Thanliing YOU For the inquiry,
am, Very truly Yours,
"W. p. Jacobs"