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The Washington herald., 1910-07-16
UNIVERSALLY.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and Sta NV.
Rev. John Van schaick. IT,. d. D.. pastor. II
a. n, preaching By Rev. @ c Clark. OF Balti-
more: sioiect. The universal CaIYary,a 80
.. n, Y P c. q
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cornsr Fourteenth and I.
SIS. Ulysses G. b. Pierce, D. D.. minister Il
a. n, morning service, sermon b DIT. Pierce
There IS also kindergarten during the hour Of
morning worship 30 p. N. Young Peoples
Religious Union The public invited 70 an serv-
ices
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

At the : o'clock mass Sunday al st.
Aloyslus' Church. the Mems Third Sun
day Brigade will receive holy communion.
More than 1eOO men attend this service.
A lawn party for the benefit Of ST.
Theresa's new school building will be
held July IS ls. 20. q. and z. On the
school grounds. v street, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets. Anacostia.
Rev DR., George Salvage. professor OF
dogma at Holy Cross College. Catholic
University. when about to start on his
vacation last week was taken suddenly
I'll with typhoid fever and removed 10
Providence Hospital
Monday the Immaculate Convention
parish viii turn. cut for its annual ex-
cursion 10 River View. The programme
of the day includes baseball. races and
other athletic sports for the children.
Owing TO III health. Father James Gil
lis, c. s. p. has bean compelled TO re-
sign as superior Of the College OF St.
Thomas Aquinss. the Paulist House OF
Studies at the Catholic University Dur
ing the winter he was away from the
college a great portion OF the time. SUI
fering from a serious affection of the
throat His successor has not yet been
announced.
Rev PhiIo Laos Mills. who was or
dained to the priesthood last month by
Cardinal Gibbons at the cathedral in Bal
timore. has returned from his vacation
and has already assumed his new duties
as assistant pastor OF the Church OF the
Holy Comforter in this city
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and stA
Dr. J, ]. Muir. pastor Preaching, II a. H..
Ienderest ministry Ta5 D n. mo substitute. .
Bible school. $50 a. N. c. T.. p. m.
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also resigned; Rev. j. Wilson Sutton to
accept a curary in Old Trinity Parish.
New York City. and Rev. John L. Jack
son to be rector of Emmanuel Church.
Harrtsonburg. Va.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
Conn. ave. n and 18th SIS.
L-Aa.-l-.- ~ .--a-.-.--

Oonn. ave, and 18th SIS.
Charles Wood. minister
Stewart Q. HaTbinson assistant minister
Harry b. Angus minister Of Peek Chanel
Il a. NJ. Rev. Dr. George B. Stuart. president Of
Auburn Theological Seminary, viii preach. IN m.
services IN tent az corner Of Mount Pleasant street
and Park road; DR.. Stuart viii preach Musical
service from 80 to O'Clock: soloist Miss ,.3na
Scott Smith, contTalto Thursday evening at s
midWeek service.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave-. H and 18th stS. DR.. Wallace Rad
clire, pastor. II E. m. Rev S. A. Martin. ID. d..
lGlnopal state Normal School. shippenslSIrK. Pa
VII peach. No evening service. Music led by
a, m. admit classes
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CHRIS TIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN. F. D. Power,
Iastor' Preaching. II A. N. .. N, By Rev.
william 6, Dram Sunday school ESQ a. n.
c. E. q m
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

Hopsaekings. serge. Scotch, winsey
homespuns. diagonal eheviots, mixed
tweed, and frieze are often preferred 10
cloth for walking dresses.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

The rector Of st. Marks Church, Third
and streets southeast, Rev. DR.. Dew
ries, has received from Munich a beauti-
full design Of the Nativity of our Lord
for Gloria in Excelsis' window.
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The Kind Not to Elect.

From the Millinery Trade ROTieE.
The Chicago representative who made 8.
wide reputation In the Illinois Legislature
as the originator of reform in millinery
and the introducer OF the 'antf-big hat
bill, which failed 10 pass. is a candidate
for denomination. He is the one man
in that State that the "sufrragettes''
should work hard against. preventing his
election and thus carry the war into
Africa
Men have not yet decided whether they
Ike beauty or brains best In a woman
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

Matrimony Is that process which turns
an unsuspectins girl into an amateur
detective.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

A new thing in trimming is tailored
costumes OF wool. tafHete. or wolfe en-
broidared IN beads or dull coIorins.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR NOTES.

Dr. S. H. Woodrow, Of the First Con-
gregational Church, VIII address the
Christian Endeavor Assembly at Pen
Mar next Tuesday evening on s'FeIlow-
ship" The general theme OF the as
sembly which opens on Monday, at 7:s
p. m. and holds its concluding session
on Friday at the same hour, Is Service. &"
and programme fun Of interest is
promised by the Maryland union The
Mount Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL c. E.
Society voted last Sunday evening TO
send as their delegate, Mr.. w. =. Green
valid. Miss Katharine Sunny, president
of the society Of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, will go as the delegate
from that society and viii be acoompa-
MED by several other members.
President Gates announced this week
that the next meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Union will be held August !. at
Forest Glen, Nd. Special cars will carry
the party from the city, starting at
O'Clock. A picnic supper VIII be eaten on
the grounds and the evening meeting viii
be held indoors.
The c. z. Society OF the United Pres
byterian Church was admitted TO the
union at this weeks meeting The "Flv-
Ing Wedge" Of the union viii visit the
society tomorrow evening at z o'clock
Mt Georgia and New Hampshire avenues.
The two Christian Endeavor Societies
Of the Rhode Island Avenue NJ. P. Church
held combined. service on the church
lawn last Sunday evening, led by the
pastor, DR.. Benson.
TIE c. z. installation service was held
at the Fifteenth Street Christian Church
Sunday evening. The twelfth chapter of
Hebrews was read by the retiring secre-
tary. The pastor addressed the officers.
The Young Peoples Missionary Con-
ference, at Silver Bay, n. Y, July p 10
30. viii be attended bs. Miss Lydia Moser
and Bruce Cleveland.
Endeavorers Of the society OF the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church met Tues
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. I. Williams.
The c. E. meeting and the evening
church service at Mount Tabor NJ. P.
Church are being consolidated into one
evening service.
ST Paul's Lutheran Endeavorers are
meeting on Thursday instead OF Sunday
evenings while their pastor is out OF the
city.
The trolley party Of the Ninth Street
Christian Society Wednesday evening
was a success, the refreshments which
awaited the crowd at the end OF the ride
being much appreciated.
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A lawn fete VIII be given by st. Kath-
arines Guild of st. Marks parish at COO
North Carolina avenue southeast, on
Tuesday and Wednesday next. from I to
10 o'clock.
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st Paul's Lutheran Endeavorers are
meeting on Thursday instead OF Sunday
evenings while their pastor is out OF the
city.
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The c. E. meeting and the evening
church service at Mount Tabor NJ. p.
Church are being consolidated into one
evening service.
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Endeayorers Of the society OF the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church met Tues
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. I. Williams.
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The trolley party Of the Ninth Street
Christian Society Wednesday evening
was success. the refreshments which
awaited the crowd at the end Of the ride
being much appreciated
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The cold. cloudy morning may usher in
a bright, warm day.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

Tomorrow morning there viii be an
ordination to the diaconate by Bishop
Harding IN Epiphany Church, the candI-
date being Mr. T. Hubert Jones. Rev. DR..
Randolph H. MeKim, D. D., the rector
of the church. viii preach the sermon
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

Rev. H. F. saumenig. formerly assist
ant at Trinity Church. Third ana c
streets. has been appointed rector OF
Trinity Church. Asheville, N. c.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY.
office by D. m Friday
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS
Near Dupont Circle. On 18th
Services and II a. n
The II q. m service lasts hour.
Visitors are cordially welcomed to the services 10
this beautiful church.
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EVENsoNG. MOUNT ST.
Aiban sunday. July Il. 1910. at p. n. The
service wiz be sung By the Cathedral choir led b.
detachment Of the Q. S. Marine Band Take
TennallJfown cars.
ST. MARKS CHURCH. Sd and Sta Sc. Res
", L. De Nrie=, Pa. D.. and Rev h. s. Curtis
Clergy Services. 10, T. and 8.
EPIPHANY CHURCH st., between 18th and
18th. Rev. r II. NIcKim, D. D., rector. sery-
ices: Holy Counmunion, a. N. Morning PRAYER
10 a. m Ordination % the disconate, Il a. m. /;
Rev r. a. McKtR. D. D., viii preach the ordi-
nation sermon. BTenihg prayer and sermon. 8
p H.
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The Young Peoples Missionary Con-
ference' at Silver Bay, n. Y, July p 10
30. win be attended By Miss Lydia Moser
and Bruce Cleveland.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

The C. E. installation service was held
at the Fifteenth Street Christian Church
Sunday evening. The twelfth chapter Of
Hebrews was read by the retiring secre-
tary. The pastor addressed the officers.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

The two assistants Of St Paui.s have
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

I have tasted tea that was made IN the
morning, cooled and re-haated at night,
The Washington herald., 1910-07-16

The two Christian Endeavor Societies
Of the Rhode Island Avenue NJ. P. Church
held a combined. service on the church
lawn last Sunday evening. led by the
pastor, Or. Benson.
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The II q. m. service lasts one hour.
Visitors are cordially welcomed TO the services IL
this beautiful church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
CAPT. DAVIES, CANDIDATE, is
PIONEER PILOT OF THIS CITY

Captain u Thomas Davies. demo-
cratic nominee Tor councilman at
large, is one ~ The pioneer steam
beat mon " the Sound Born ia
wales ln 1855. he went 60 sea when
Is wears OF Rge Later ho made his
home la the city ~ Philadelphia for
many ycara. coming 60 Seattle Ia the
early part of 1877. wherc he has
made bis home ever since
captain Davies commenced his
steanihaat career on Puget sound Ia
September isTy. ami has been very
successful during an these Years TIA
his chosen profession, having hccn
master 80 an GLASSES ~ steam vessels.
Ia the a. u Is n, Co DAYS hyfc hc
was one ~ their most trusted mas.
tiers having been in command ol the
steamers Emma Hayward T. J fot-
Ter. NOrth Pacific. Hassalo, Idaho,
George n. starr Sehome and various
tugbuats
4c ~ now. and has been Ger che
last Give wears. thc official rlget
soaud pilot COR the United States
army Transports
During lhc visit of the Atlantic
hattlcshlp fleet &C. ths sound hc was
the pilot 10 Oh, I s s. Louisiana.
az the head ~ The second division,
and also whom the Japanese tratn-
Ing squadron visited here nst year
Captain Davies was chosen as the
pilot. who accompanied them
throughout theif trip iu Puget sound
wafcra
He is "a member ~ the fuset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION WANTS AN
ElGHT.HOUR LAW

Seattle Typographical union Ne
g0g has Eona on record ~ fayorlns
the ban nnw before congress rXinE
eight hours labor a. the mhslmum
DAYS sofk upon ail government
work done hy contractors and sub
contractors
The government fixes an eight
hour day Tor aii abor directly em+
plnyed by H The typographical
unlan points out that there D. DO
logical reason why the same rule
should mot apply when the govern
mont work b. done hy contract
There s. uiu prndlas before eos.
sfesa pfohihlllne labor engaged Bel
tho production ~ government work
being employed by contractors ~
SUBJ contractors inare than eight
huufH a day
The resolutions wbieh were passed
by the local TYPOGRAPHICAL union
have bsen sent io ihe eunErrssmeu
and senators from washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
OBJECTS TO HER
NAME ON MENU

Wy NHfhN
nOsTON, March Nine Lydia
fipkowHka. prlme donna OF tho
Boston Opern company, Henry l..
merry, proprietor az the Hotel
Lonox, and Nicholas Aalyaiinl,
chef at the I.enox. were the pflnd,
pala IN comedy enacted Ga the So.
perior court. IN equity session. 10.
day
The question before the court
was whether the hotel could con.
tlnue 10 serve and print upon It's
menu cup Lydia" and "Aonffle
aux Fariaea la tipkowaka
named for the pretty madame.
without her consent Through At
tornoy Kahn she had applied for an
injunction against Merry OF Cook
Saiyutinl
It affects my voice" said
madame today, With an appealing
upiift OF the head Anything
which worries one affects ones
yuies
4 never ordered those dishes I
never wanted to see thom Il made
people stare ao az mo when | en.
tered the dining room never
gave ans one permission "a ao use
my name ] asked Mr. Merry to
remove "a dos propose 60 have
mixed drinks called after me /
cant sec where this be- any compli.
maut 20 my art
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
FORETOLD HOW
HE WOULD DIE
lnf nlieli i'fe.s }

JOPLIN Mo. March a-True 10
bis own prediction. Dr. Charles
Henderson Watkins. a widely
known Joplin physician, O. dead
after having been unconscious
from uraemle poisoning for a week
iie had repeatedly said he would
be found unconscious some time.
and that when that time came he
aould not recover Last Navem
Der. when one II HE sons, Charles
u Watkins. lrfi Joplin 70 become
clly editor Cor a Colorado Syringe
newspaper. pr Watkins said you
siil b. called back BY my illness
The chances arc you may got here
before ! die. but ! wlli NOS fee3g
uise YOU ! shall lunt ~ 90 sleep
and never wake up Whom the son
reached foplln be was not reeuE
nlred b. the dying physician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
ENDS MISERY FROM BACKAcRr
AND OUT OF-ORDER KIDNrw

The most effective and harmless
way 10 cure backache and regulate
outoforder Kidneys. or end bladder
trouble. IL to take several doses
81 Pape'H Dlufefic
You will distinctly feel that your
kidneys aud urinary organs are be-.
ing cleaned healed aud yliallzed
and all the miserable symptoms.
such al baebache. headache. nor
yOuBneba. rheumatism aud darling
pains inflamcd or swollen eyelida.
ifritabiliiy. aleepiehaucan. OF sup
pressed. painful or frequent uina
ton ESPECIALLY at night and other
distress. leaving after taking the
first few doses.
The moment yOm suspect any wa.
ney or urinary disorder. or rheuma.
fism. begin taking this harmless
preparation aa directed. with tho
knowledge that uore is mo- other
medicine a. any price. made aay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
LOOK OUT! HERE
COMES A PANIC

LONDON March IA world
vide dlsoeuuniration Of the money
market 10 believed 20 be Inevitable
by tinanoiera here to-day ~ a result
Of the evident impesalbillty 81 pass
ing the government budget before
the end Of the current fiscal year,
This will compel thousands who
had money Invested 20 withdraw
their money he0ause o. the lack o.
government funds.
Among these are many who had
held back their taSes IN the hope %
escaping final payment These in }.
vested their taS money, and the fall
uro Of the budget 60 pass will compel
them 90 remove their money from
Investments.
The money actually belonging 20
the government sg5 Invested tenn
porarily IN this way amounts 90
many millions, and lie sudden rs.
uoval will have a depressing effect
throughout tho world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
VOTES NOW FOR
ITALIAN WOMEN

ROME March s. Deputy Galllnl
has presented to parliament a
project Tor law sanctioning e.
male suffrage In provincial aud mu.
nieipal elections. allowing women
70 exercise the liberal professions
and 20 compete for public employ.
ments. and aholishlnK the bus.
bands authorization slguor Gal.
hni advocated the reform. which he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
SEARCHING FOR
GIBSONS IN THE
FRENCH SCHOOLS

PARIS. March In certain
circles ~ France there VI a lameHta.
tiou thar children are not On
couraged 90 draw here AZ they are
IN Agaerica That is 20 do pen and
ink sketches. or pencil sketches 81
objects aud animals and people A.
. matter Of fact America is way
ahead OF France in the way
o. pen and ink work Here there
are no Gibsons. aad a plan Is ou foot
Ia discover some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
ROCKEFELLER WILL GIVE AWAY HIS
MILLIONS FOR GOOD OF MANKIND


WARRINGTON d. c. March sJohn d Rockefeller intends 20
die He will al Of his
fortune Schools hospitals snd general philanthropy
Rooksfsor the
day but yesterday the first taken the
Rockefeller foundation the District 81 Columbia The bill for
this introduced by Senator oan9sr and referred 10
the COMMITTEES Judiciary Tho o. the foundation,
bill
duet phianthroplo work o ell lines
The foundation according the bit organized promote
tho we'll being and advance tho civilization o. the people o. the
United States lie foreign lands the dsssnna
ton Of knowledge the prevention and relief % suffering and the
promotion eli human knowledge
Senator oalaaar bill that
Teller had srsady given ssooooooo he
seeking bulk the benefit mankind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home



All IN Plain Wrapper.
Piles ia fearful disease. but
easy to cure. II you go AZ u right
An operation with fhe knife d.
dangerous. cruel. humiliatlng and
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There "a just one other sure way
60 DC cured painless. safe and H.
the privacy ~ your oRu home 81
la Pyramid Pile Cure
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Then you can Eet a fuli.hlEed box
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II the druRglnt tries 10 sell ygu
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cause be makes more money on
the Substitute
The cure begins AZ once and con.
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You can so fiEht ahead with Jour
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Thousands have been cured IN
this easy. painless and inexpensive
way. In the privacy % the home
No knife aud its torture
No doctor and his bills
All druggists. 60 cents Write
today for a free package
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

where else 10 the wor,a :.
eilect - thorough asd saleh Vi
, ,,. as Q niiyccni tra., slonr |
fapo'E Diuretic, wh,eh ~ ss''i.sas I
can supply asI afaaa
fouf physician
Dankef or any marea,,, g,a,a'iases
i'i ZEN ron that Pane = asssg
2 Fape 81 Cincinnati Ho'Hpsa
ana responsible medleIsa ~
thoroughly worthy II VIZ. soier
drnce. y foai "a
Don be miserable or So.
other moment with ! ~, ~s''''st d
clogged inactive kidhss '..7 - v
aef misery An this gnss I. = ~
'eri taking papes rfsrs M s''si n
q te~ days you feel ana II, - "
your kidneys. liver ~ -
system ere healthy, clsss ~ sss
mai. and ail danger PASSED -
Accept only Pane
uffYeeht treatment fro,a 's s.''
ti'f' anywhere 10 he 49, = y
HHfIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
HELD FOR PASSING
COUNTERFEIT COIN

Charged with replacing coins Be
bad collected from patrons ~ The
Seattle Lighting company wifh coun-
terfult money William W Darling
alias " T. Palmer. alias % NJ Ions.
VAS held yesterday by e x Com.
missioner A G. Bowman 60 'he May
federal c0urt grand Jury iiis bail
VAS fixed az O. 900 hat 90 money
being forthcoming he vas taken 60
the cnunty isi
A wife ana ie-year old son live AZ
Green Lake Darling has served teo
wears o. thr California penitenfiary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
PICTURES DRAW
100000 DAILY

NEW YORK. March More
Than 1000 600 persons attend NOV.
mF picture shows every day in the
United States. according 10 a state.
meut by Prof Charles apraRuo
Smith of Columbia university This
total be- adds. IA four times a. great
~ the nnmtef who 80 70 All other
theatres combined
Speaking before the congregation
OF the church OF the Messiah here
last ni9ht. Prof Smith declared
that the mafing picture show IL q
great educational power Under an
adequate censorship be said. ~
could be made a force for moral
and mental uplift second 10 mono
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
CEDAR RIVER IS
NOT YET AT THE
DANGER POINT

Years for tae safety Of the ciiy'u
water supply because 81 hieh water
IN the upper Cedar river were some,
what allayed this morniug oy the
receipt 81 a telephone neHaags from
the huadworks
The message was 10 the effect
that the river vas not RISING 20 a
dangerous extent as a matter Of
fact. had not risen any during the
night. despite the fact that the
snow Is deep and Il ~ Ntiil raining
up there The water Is now but
B feet 5 inches deep over the dam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
MAN SHOT BY OWN
BURGLAR ALARM

LONDON March "a loaded
Sun placed over tho door o. Not
tlnFham cycle shop 20 serve a. .
burglar alarm accidentally exploded
4 Young assistant named Frank hAll
~as IN the Tine 81 fire and the pei.
lots struck bin IN the head and
neck So lies seriously injured IN
the hospital and II IN danger ot Toe.
Ing hia nixht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

Sound Harhor so ie American Aa-
socmuou og Muat,sa Mates sind rl-
lots 90 tbls gity BE- ~ strongly on.
dorsed hy hts associates far council.
man-at-nrge. and o. regarded by all
those who kuoW him ts "a very capa-
hlo man honest in ail thar D. under
takes to de-. and whose word b. re-
sarjea az good as BITS bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
KING HAAKON
WILL ROUGH TT

CHRisTlANA. Norway. March 81
klng hHakon today yin leave on a
roughins g. trip Tor the Lofotcn
islands of tho north coast 81 Nor,
way. whore his majesty VIII don a
fiahcrmhn'a costume aud minEie
with the plain ilshcrfolk Of the
Islands Cod fifhlng IL the single
occupation ~ the residents The
kings plan has caused some sur.
prise. as the trip 81 always rough
and apt 10 bo unusually bad al this
time Of The year fio has often Dc.
clarod that be wished 90 meet per,
sonaily the grealcbt possible mum
Der 81 bic subjects
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said was justified ~ equity. and 81
hoped the project would BE- taken
into consideration
Suflaetties Who crowded the
galleries warmly applauded SiEuor
Nalilnls speech. and also Prime
Minister Snnniuoa reply Ia which
he said that the recent luteHeetuai.
economic and social Improvement
in women Justified a corresponding
improvement in legislation Hence
Dc was willing 60 examine the
nFnlnlf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

a meeting 20 discuss charter
amendments and bond Issues viii BE-
held TONIGHT in The Swedish club hall
cafi Smith and oliver = Erickson
are ampug the speakers on the iiaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

The laaf monthly recital 81 che
schuhsrt club ir The r. ". G A
auditorium Nili take place there
saturday afternoon az ! o. o'clock
Tho club Nill EiYr musical tca 81
ihs home q Mr. G " cpbh late N
March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

~ University Place Christian
church Pastor Thomas ehusy viii
speak sunday morning ~ The
Things That Hinder IN shs even
ing ~ Niii deliver a sermon On
PROM Abraham e. Noes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
64c Outing Flannel

Fancy outing Flau-
neis. light ana medium
eolQrH, stripes. checks n
aud plaidH. not over in AaA
yards 20 each buyer ~ ~
lrQm 3 % III Friday =
morning At $40 % yard. None
90 dealers