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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
J PERFECT
BABES FOUND
At BALLARD

Maybe It's the climate. or the
shingie mills. or something. Any
way. the Ballard babies Thursday
knocked the smithereens out of
previous records hung up by the
other districts represented In the
Better Babies contest.
Ballard turned up seven perfect
youngsters. almost as many az the
committee has found in all the
other districts combined.
Nearly 200 infants we're packed
into the fleldhouse and when mem
beers OF the committee we're ready
to begin their task they could
hardly get around. II was some
turnout
The babies scored az perfect
were Margaret Hlnsel, 1877 n.
seth st. Josephine Hall. 20i2 w.
Gath st; Roderic Peterson. 2s35
W. seth st. Doris Conrad. 2s0s
W. Gath St: Elsie Williams. 1928
w. 67th ST.: Bernice Strommes.
6T12 Sixth ave. ~ w.
Today the judges are looking
over a big field OF entrants in the
Queen Anne district.
Saturday. Green Lake babies
will be the contestants at the
Lincoln high school THIS district
comprises the Interlake. latona.
Green Lake and n y Day. Mrs.
s. Pool has charge Her phone
number is North ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
effect was given by Greenman
yesterday at the preliminary
hearing before Judqe WrlQht.

Greenman described the shoot.
ing. having been In the company's
office, near the Miller home. when
the trouble began. Before he got
outside. he said, he heard five
shots.
II then saw man running and
man and woman following" he
said The latter two were strug.
Cling with each other. The woman
screamed. oh, Mr.. Greenman. help
me- The man was reloading his
revolver. lie said to me: Now,
you keep out of this affair; II is
none of your business lie pulled
the trigger, but the cartridge failed
to go off. He aimed again and the
bullet was discharged this time,
Miller. who Is held for first-de-
gree murder. appeared entirely
calm during the proceedings. Mrs.
Miller was not In the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

Il mlss Edith L. Meese, seIf-con.
fessed most selfish girl In the
world"
Miss Edith l., Mecse. OF 5325 18th
ave, s. came 20 Seattle from Car.
honado that she might indulge her
longing TO be the most selfish girl
In the world"
I Here Is how she does II.
Every morning there il fresh
vase OF flowers IN the women's ward
at the county jail She has pu, them
there.
/ Every afternoon certain women
prisoners. different ones every az.
ternoon. 30 the others will not feel
sighted. are handed n bundl. thru
the bars. The package IL sent by
Miss Mcesc. aud contains generous
wedges OF home made cake and ice
cream.
/ Every new woman prisoner Is in.
tervicwed by Miss Meesc. who patti
her hands aud calls her dear"
\ Their. are three fledgilnK robins
who persist In falling out OF their
nest each morning onto the court
house lawn. Their. are several hun.
cry cats who would relish them for
breakfast. But just 10 provoke the
cats. and so tho little birds can fail
out again next day. Miss Meese puts
them back In the neat.
II There IL not n man In the county
jail who has not Indirectly felt the
touch Of Miss Meene's ruthless hand
II she learns that a prisoner wants
tobacco. che buys him a package.
She does all this. she says. be.
cause she n selfish.
Il have always wanted to be
around where people are In trouble, .
she says. because | wanted 10 be
happy. IL makes me happy TO dc
little things like that for them. bat
] don't do such things TO make the
others happy. but 20 bring happiness
to myself. am selfish about my
happiness. guess ] am the most
selfish giri in the world"
Miss Meese is n stenographer. To
get closer TO the seat OF her selfish
indulgences. she has obtained n po
sition in the sherifrs office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
COUNTESS BRAVES
TRIP TO APACHE DEN

ST. LOUIS, May The Coan,
tess Annie de Montague. a guest at
the Park hoteL went alone yester.
day afternoon by appointment into
one of the toughest sections OF ST
Louis to meet a Paris Apache"
and recovered a cross Of the An.
cient Order OF st. John Of Jerusa.
lem. which she lost last Friday.
The countess advertised for the
cross Sunday. Tuesday she re-
ceived a poorly written. poorly
spelled letter. telling her to so
alone to 22nd and Market SITS. at 3
O'Clock In the afternoon with
money to pay reward and the
cross would be returned TO her.
He was dangerous looking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
WITNESS TELLS
HOW MILLMAN
MET HIS DEATH

OLYMPIA. May 7.-"For
Gods sake. man, think OF your
family and the penitentIsry."
~ am thinking OF the man
who ruined my home"
This was the conversation
which took place Sunday night
between Judd Greenman, fore
man at the Union Lumber mill,
and A. L. Miller, sales manager.
when the latter shot and killed
William Chatter, president OF
the company. Testimony to this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
DISCUSS MILK
BILL TOMORROW

The second free-forall discussion
on the milk ordinance will be held
at the council chambers SATURDAY
morning. In me meantime. Or. +.
=, Smith. in charge OF the tubercu.
lin test for the city. Is busy on Bea.
con hin making examinations OF
COWS
Two more dairies have asked for
the tests They are John Ander-
son dairy. Issaquah. 100 COWS;
Ferndale private dairy. nine COWS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07
LINER ToRPEDoED

LIVERPOOL. Nav { 800 The
Charente liner Candidate. a sister
ship Of the & Y. Centurian. was
torpedoed by a German submarine
off Waterford. Ireland. Yesterday
according 70 announcement today
A trawler psrked up the crew OF "a
men and landed them al Milford
haven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

81. Worth. Ter, 10 constructing
a municipal water reservoir a
cover $500 acres OF land and TO
contain 10000. 900 .000 gallons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

Aluminium can be rolled Into
sheets one two.thousandths Of an
inch In thickness that are as strong
as tinfoll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

The Mississippi at the point
where II flows out OF Lake ltasca.,
Is 10 feet wide and rs inches deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-07

man. she said. and was almost
afraid"
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
BAPTISM At THE
avenue Church
Membership Class Will be
Received at the Sunday
Night Service
PREPARING FOR
Gypsy SMITH

Services tomorrow in Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will be in
charge of the Rev J. Y. Irwin. who
will take for his morning subject:
"The Leaven of the Kingdom"
AT ? o'clock the Bible school will
meet. The Baraca Glass is taught by
the pastor.
At 6.45 o'clock Christian Endeavor
meeting will be led by Mrs. X. Fulton,
the topic: ''Favorite Books of the
Bible and Why"
The evening service will begin with
a song service. The pastor will preach
the third sermon of the series in the
Book Of Revelation. Tomorrow even
ing's subject will be: THE oxford OF
Harvard of the Orient" The ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered
at this service.
The Church is getting ready for the
Gypsy Smith meetings in April. Com
mittees are making arrangements fol
a wide-awake series Of meetings.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
SING SUNDAY HYMNS
AT The FIRST Church

Travelling Toward the Midday"
will be the morning sermon subject
tomorrow in First Presbyterian
Church. Market street above Ninth,
the Rev. j. Ross Stonesifer, minister
The choir will sing their usual an
them and Miss Nell c. Krumme will
sing 81 Know That My Redeemer
Iiveth," by Mendelssohn
Sunday school will meet at ?
o'clock Last Sunday there was an
other large attendance. The Barnabas
men are showing fine results for their
efforts
Christian Endeavor meeting at Z
o'clock. led by Floyd Shoemaker.
Evangelistic service will begin az
7.45 o'clock The Sunday hymn book
is used in this service and every en-
phasis is placed on decision for Christ
Even Miss krumme's SOLO which has
become a regular feature of this SER
vice. is selected from the Gospel songs
Of the Sunday book. The minister
viii speak on "Confessing Christ"
John Craig's organ numbers will
be as follows Morning -Adagio from
First Sonata. Mendelssohn: Allegro
in c, from Second Sonata, Mendels-
sohn. Evening Andante in ID, Mo-
zart; March in c. Kinder.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
SOURCE OF POWER
OF Church OF Christ

In Brandywine NJ. e. Church, Twen-
ty-second and Market streets, the
Rev. f. F. Carpenter, pastor, prayer
and praise service at $50 o'clock
will be under the direction of John
Keen. The Epworth League devo-
tional service. held at $50 o'clock,
Will be led by Mrs. Thomas Catell.
The Sunday school will meet at the
usual hour In the morning Mr.. Car
penter will preach on: Remove Not
the Old Land Marks" In the even-
ing at 7.30 o'clock he will again
preach, his subject being: The
Church's Source of Power"
Following is the musical program
for the day:
Morning-Prelude. by Reineckef
offertory. Melody in c." by Silass
"Postlude in F." by Gade; anthem,
Come Ye Disconsolate." Geibel; So
prano solo, Miss Blake; anthems
Hear Thou My Cry" Pfefferkorn.
Evening Alteration" by Soeder-
mann; offertory in e, by Faulkes;
March, Tannhauser," by Wagner;
"The Light of Sabbath Eve" Vance;
quartet. Come Unto Me-" Miss Edith
| Blake, Rosalie Bothum, ]. w. Green
I field. Howell Pedrick.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
ST. PAUL'S memorial
TO FANNIE CROSBY

Services in st. Paul's M. f. Church
tomorrow will open with class meet
ing at $50 o'clock, the Rev. " 6.
Strickland, leader.
AT 1890 o'clock, Dr. Collins will
discuss the theme. Am I My Broth
er's Keeper" The evening sermon
subject will be. AN Evening With the
Songs Of a Blind Singer" being a
memorial service for Mrs. Fannie J..
Crosby
Franklin II. Jervis. the new super
intendent. will be in charge Of the
Sunday school at 2 o'clock. The
schools report for the past year
shows a healthy growth in all lines
of work.
JOS A. Ranck will lead young peO-
ple's service at $50 o'clock, the sub
iect being Worldly Riches vs..
Heavenly Riches"
The Y. p. S. c. r. will hold a spe-
cial conservation meeting on Mon
day evening.
The Berean Bible Glass will study
the theme of "The Ministry of Love
the Blasphemy of Hatred"
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
Revva Conference Session Church Services

FROM SAUL'S FAILURES.
Obedience Without Its Spirit Caused
Saups Difficulties The Kingdom,
Taken From Saul's Family, Given to
David. "A Man. After Gods Own
Heart"-Saul Profted Partially by
His Mistakes and Was Blessed Ac-
cordingly-Lessons for Everybody.
Particularly for Gods Consecrated
People.
"Let us put on the armor of light
Romans 1879.
The army which accomplished the
victory of our last study was disband-
ed; and subsequently King Saul had a
standing army of three thousand men.
One thousand of these were under com
mand of his son Jonathan. The re-
mainder constituted a royal guard, i'm
mediately under Sau's directions. Ap-
parently the land OF Israel was com
plctely dominated by the Philistines,
who here and there had garrsons These
we're content to tax the people, much as
the British govern india.
The Israelites were poorly armed; for
the Philistines would not permit them
TO have weapons of war, lest they should
rebel. Similarly, the British prevent mu-
nitions OF war from going TO India
When, therefore, Jonathan wiped out q
Philistine garrison, the Hebrews trem.
bled at what might be the results, just
as the people of India would tremble AT
what the British might do in a similar
case.
The Philistines increased their army
of occupation; and the Israelites-un
armed, except with agricultural mple
ments. ctc-were terrorized. SauPl
army dwindled to six hundred; yet
word reached him from the Prophet
Samuel to wait seven days for his ar
rival, apparently with the intention
that the people should thoroughly fee
their impotence and cry unto the Lore
for successor. King Saul waited sever
days, and then, seeing how his arm!
was dwindled and that Samuel hat
not returned. on the seventh day offere'
up sacrifices to God without authority.
just as Saul had finished the sacri
fees. Samuel appeared, reproved hin
sharply, and told him that because o
his failure to obey fully, his famil,
should not be continued as the Lord
representatives in Israel. The king ex
planned the circumstances-thou i
necessary to do something and did tn
only thing he could think Of. Very fey
kings or generals today would do an,
nearer the Lords will than did Kin
Saul Very few would have waite
seven days or apologized to th
prophet afterwards, and explained VIII.
they offered sacrifice TO God.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
SERVICES AT ST. ANDREWS.

Services in St Andrews Church,
Shipley and Eighth streets, the Rev.
Richard w. Trapnell. rector. for the
Fifth Sunday in Lent, and for the
week are as follows: Sunday celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion, at 8
o'clock; Bible class and Sunday
School at 9.45 o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon at 7.45 o'clock. The rec
tor will be the preacher at both ser
vices.
Tuesday services and address at 4.45
o'clock; Wednesday, business mems
service and address at 1890 o'clock
and evening prayer and sermon al
7.45 o'clock.
Thursday, service and address al
4.45 o'clock.
On Thursday. the Annunciation
Bishop Kinsman will conduct the
quiet morning service for thC
Woman's Auxiliary, at 1890 o'clock
On Friday there will be litany and ad-
dress at 4.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
DEACONESS AT EASTLAKE.

Services in Eastlake NJ. E. Church,
Thirtieth and Tatnall streets. will
open tomorrow with class meeting at
$3.50 o'clock, led by Walter II. Keen.
At 1890 o'clock the Rev. W. w. Sharp
will preach on Stewardship" The
anthem by the choir will be Break
Forth into JOY" Edmund w. Henvis
will lead the Sunday school and Eben
Baldwin will address the Baraca
Glass.
The Christian Endeayor will open
its meeting at 6.45 o'clock, with Miss
Reba Miller as leader, using the
regular topic, "FavOrite Books OF the
Bible and Why" Miss Esther Good
will sing.
Miss May Taggart, deaconess, from
Chicago, will have charge of the even
ing service. The anthem by the choir
will be thine Forever" Mrs. VIII
liam Davidson will sing Il Heard the
Voice of Jesus Say" and a song SER
vice under the direction of S. T.
Beardslee will follow.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
YOUNG PEOPLE STUDY
PRESBYTERIAN DOCTRINE

At Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street tomorrow the Rev
Charles l.. Candee will preach morn
ing and afternoon. At the afternoon
service he will give the second OF a
series OF sermons on Great Expert
ences in Christ's Life" The special
subject for this week is: "Gethsem-
ane." The double quartet will be aug
mented by Harry Stausebach, violin
list. Saviour, Thy Children Keep by
Sullivan. will be sung by the choir,
and Miss Lydia Saville will sing so
prano solo.
The musical numbers for the morn
ing service are: Rejoice Greatly" by
Woodward, and God of Mercy. God
OF Grace" by Landlord. The chimes
viii be played before and after both
services.
The kindergarten will be conducted
as usual at the time Of the morning
service. At noon the graded Sunday
school will meet i'm the chapel and
the Adult Bible Glass for men and
,omen in the gallery of the church
Junior Christian Endeavor is held in
the beginners room at BIO o'clock
The first chapter of Good Bird, the
Indian" will be studied. Al O'Clock
the y. +. s. c. E. will assist in the
service at the workhouse. Al O'Clock
the Christian Endeavor Society vii
meet for a half-hour's study of Pres
byterian doctrines. followed by Tho
devotional service. which will be lee
bv Miss Virginia Bonnaffon.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20

tional failures. Beset by our own
weaknesses, surrounded by others with
similar weaknesses of mind, body and
morals and assaulted, as the Scriptures
assure us we are, by Satan and the fall
en- angels, who seek to divert us from
God and righteousness, is it any won
der that we fail to attain our own
highest ideals, and therefore fail still
more seriously to attain the perfect
standards of Gods Wordi
The very simplest statement Of Gods
Law is the Golden Rule. Yet how many
could claim that they continually live
up to its requirements? All that we can
do is 10 be honest with ourselves, CON
fess our delinquencies, strive daily 60
overcome these and to approximate the
Divine standards in thought, word and
deed.
A further lesson, which only Chris
tians have learned, is that it is impos-
sible to live up TO this Law, and that
we need the covering of the Redeemer's
merit--even after we have surrendered
all to walk in His steps-to continue us in
relationship with God. Another lesson
which the Christian learns is that those
continuing in relationship with God find
not only forgiveness for unintentional
trespasses but grace TO help in every
time of need-through the same Savior.
Thus the Christian, learning of his
own weaknesses and of Gods mercy
grows strong in battling for the right
He not only has a second chance, but
daily has repeated chances of repentance
and of making a fresh start, after re-
covery from the stumbling, through
Christ's merit.
King Saul had no such experiences;
the Savior had not yet died, had not yet
appeared in the presence of God, TO offer
atonement or to open up new way OF
| life. SAUL therefore, had only the ar.
rangcment common to all Jews-tht
J typical Day of Atonement, to atone fol
the sins of the whole people for one
year, including the typical priesthood
through whom Gods message was com
municated to them. Being himself part
ly a type, King Saul was necessarily
dealt with along the lines of strict jus
tice, and the kingdom was declared tC
be forfeited by his family because o
his Offering to the Lord a sacrifice moi
authorized.
Our lesson proceeds to tell how iona
] than and his armor-b bearer, blessed o
I the Lord, were victorious over the enc
mics: and how the Philistines, divided
into three parties, mistook each othe
), for Hebrews and slaughtered one an
other.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
DR.. REED TO END
CITY PASTORATE
Will Retire Tomorrow as
Pastor of Grace
Church
WILL RECEIVE
CLASS OF MEMBERS

In Grace NJ e. Church tomorrow
the Rev. DR.. George Edward Reed will
preach his final sermon as pastor OF
the church. His morning sermon
theme will be "Forgiveness-Hum
and Divine" Reception Of members
on probation will precede the ser
mon. The musical program Of the
service will be as follows: Organ,
Mr.. Hemphill, Minister March, y
Lohengrin: quartet, 20 Be Joyful in
the Lord" Robinson: tenor solo, Il
Alone the Cross Must Bear" White
by Mr.. Balmond; organ, Fantasia in
D." Andre.
AT 7.3O o'clock there will be a popu-
lar praise service by the choral So
city. quartet and congregation. con-
Quoted by Mr.. Balmond Dr. Reeds
sermon will he on the theme. "Fidel-
ity to the Faith Of Our Fathers" The
special music will be- Trio, Praise
Ye,' Verdi: choral society. 'Hark
Hark My Soul" Shelley.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
CANADIAN PASTOR
At zion LUTHERAN

The Rev. Paul Ludwig, general Sec
rotary of the Lutheran Board of Home
Missions, will preach at the morning
service at Zion Lutheran Church. Mr..
Ludwig Travelled through the entire
northwest of Canada and is in a posi-
ton to give a description of the con-
dition OF the Germans in that coun-
try after the outbreak OF the war.
At the evening service the English
catechetical class will be examined
publicly in hymnology, Bible verses,
books of scripture, catechism, church
year and Luthers life.
The German class will be
catechized on next Friday evening at
s o'clock.
Lenten services are held on We'd
nesday and Friday, with the topics,
value of Jesus" and "Verinnerlich-
ung."
There will be confirmation on Palm
Sunday.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
PAUL, THE APOSTLE,
DR.. SMILEY'S THEME
West Church Pastor Will
Draw Lesson From Life
OF Christian Leader
PRAISE SERVICE
PROVES POPULAR

In West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets. Doc
tor Smiley will preach tomorrow
morning on the subject. Paul, the
Apostle" The organ music for this
service will be Lamaigre's "Andante
Religioso" and THE Grand Chorus"
by the same composed. The choir will
sing Make a Joyful Noise" by Sim
per, and Miss Mable Carpenter, So
prano, will sing "The River Of Life" I"
by Lacey. A record attendance OF
1,019 persons attended the Sunday
service last Sunday. OF this number,
were in the Women's Glass. The
Mems Glass meets in the church audi
torium. Its singing is led by the class
orchestra and the class glee club.
Special music in the class program to-
morrow will be by Miss Julia Beau
champ, soprano, and a selection for
two clarinets. played by John Fell
and Albert Gemmill. DIR. Smiley
teaches the lesson and conducts the
open forum. The Christian Endeavor
meeting, at $50, o'clock will be led
by Miss Frances West and Miss Mabel
Yearsley.
The peoples popular meeting be-
gins at 730 o'clock, with an organ
selection by Miss F. Viola MofIitt, en-
titled ANGELS Serenade," by Braga.
The singing Of the old hymns by the
audience, led by the chorus choir and
brass and string instruments. is a
notable feature. Leroy Taylor, tenor
will sing "a Closer Walk With God,
by Jerome DR.. Smiley will deliver a
practical address on THE Evolution
of a Soul" S. Harrington Jones
basso, will sing praise Ye the Lord
and the choir will sing "They That
Trust in the Lord" by Wolcott. with
Mr.. Russell and Mr.. Frazer as SOLO
lists.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
EAST Lake Church
IN SOUL CAMPAIGN
A. L. Lathem to Conduct
Evangelistic Services
for PreSbyterianS
WILL SING THE
BILLY SUNDAY SONGS

AT Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
corner Twenty-seevnth and Mar
ket streets. tomorrow, will begin
evangolistic services which will CON
tinue for two weeks. The Rev. Henry
Cunningham will be assisted by
Evangelist A. J.. Lathem, OF Chester.
DR.. Lathem will speak each evening.
A chorus choir will lead the singing
of Billy Sunday Gospel Songs. Solo
lists also will sing each evening.
Tomorrow at 1890 o'clock. the pas
tor Will speak on Going to the Multi
tude." The attention OF the church
members is specially called TO this
service.
The Sunday school will meet at
o'clock The Adult Bible Glass for
men and women will meet at 2 O'Clock
in the church. The topic of the ad-
dress and discussion will be Friend
ships That Help U.s."
An orchestra, under the direction
of Professor w. ID. Blair. will lead
the singing.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
will be held at O'clock The topic
will be "Favorite Books Of the Bible.
and Miss Catherine Docherty will
lead.
A popular evangelistic service will
be held al 7.45 o'clock. The music
Is a special feature. The choir with
II. Kennard Davis. cornetist, will
lead the singing of Billy Sunday
songs. The choir. soloists and quar-.
totte will sing special music at botf
services.
The pastor will speak on "Righi
With Man and God"