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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
EPISCOPAL,

st. Mark's-Haryurd and Spring.
Rev. John u. McIauchlnn. pastor.
Holy communion. a. m. childrcn'a
service s.45 a. m. services al II n. m.
and 5.30 p. m
st. Michacl's Chapel Of 81. Marks
Parish.-N. Sixth and John. Sung
Eucharist and sermon $50 a. m.
Church school , p. m.
An Saints.-Rev Canon Ronald
Hilton. pastor. II m. sermon topic.
Faith and Prayer
st. LulIr's-Rcnton Rev Canon
Ronald Hilton, pastor. a. m. sermon
topic. Faith and Expectancy
Trinity Parish--Eighth and James
81. Rev. william II. Bliss, Rector.
Holy communion a. m. morning
prayer and sermon II a. m. subject.
THE Connection Between Suffering
and Glory" Evening prayer and ser.
mon. p. m. The Divine STANDARD
OF Justice
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YOU'LL FIND
IT HERE

Twenty-sIx students Of the Univer
sity OF Pittsburg were in Seattle Sat
urday en- route 10 ut. Rainier.
DR.. c. b. Godhes, Capitol unlyer.
sIty. Columbus. Ohio, will address
First Norwegian Lutheran church,
Ballard. Sunday morning.
Missionary training conference 20
be held at seabeck July 2s 10 Aug.
ust 8.
Tries TO sell clothes. Leslie Davis
%. arrested.
J. y. Anderson, amateur human
ny who startled crowds by leaplng
thru the sherinCs office window on
Thursday. was committed TO the tn.
sane asylum Friday.
William Worsham. former city Dc.
tectiye, was released on $500 bail
Friday pending his sentence on a
liquor charge.
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Ing 70 your letter 20 Cynthia Grey
you are nearly IS Just think Of
that now and have cut your hair
-bobbed thereby dispensing
mother
J. on the other hand. am q man
quite old. TOTO be roaming the
earth in search Of O fitting com.
pani0n 10 ak her 10 be- my wife.
my pal. have been on the job.
too, for 1uitc a while and am go
ing 20 Try and help you find hup.
plncHs n ] can. That g.. N you will
let yourself find it and I pass on
10 you what just about nine men
Ia meant men. not long haired
smack sissiesl out or ten think
J.. and about nine Of my fellows
think that the Fih who cuts her
hair short. is-no matter how many
have done so-nothing more than a
gir Of easy virtue and unfit 20 be
n real sweetheart and wife. which
should be the acme Of real happl.
ness FOR real. wholesome. pure
girl The "old.fashloned" gin. N
you but knew II. Is IN very great
demand young lady. She, with the
nice. long. wcllkcpt hair can. n
sho viii admit II. have a home OF
her own any time thc wants II.
info tunatoly. many Of these
sirla let tho chance slip by and
then u e. too late because they, un.
like their uptodsie Hrsug sister
can't shift their affections from one
TO another over night
That Is why Mother Is 20 anx
lous for you She wants you 10 -
happy FOR the greater part Of your
lifc-thut time after you are mar.
.ricd. Perhaps mother h. just a wee
bit too fun Of false modesty. and
she. too. might do well 90 teach
you what a man expects 20 find In
his wife when no marrics her and
why. for your own future happi.
ness. you would do well 10 listen 10
mother. who has been thru the
mill and understands.
In closing. let me say that men
who arc men today think the young
Girl Of today Is "as hard as nails
and as bold us brass" Particularly.
II they bob their hair. powder and
rouge. which makes them have a
health appearance which they don't
posscss-in other words they are
just "shams"
A wANDERER on LIES JOUR.
! NEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
DOUGLAS FILES
FOR BENCH
Prosecutor Seeks Position
in Department No.

Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas Saturday n'rd Dis declare
ton OF candidacy fUr IudEe ~ tho
superior court. department 30. T. he
issued the following statement
THE need OK younger, more enc
CrEstie man boz department So is
generally recognized NJ am elect
ed ! shall give my FUN time 60 the
work II VIII not o. necessary 60
bring uutoftowu judges here at the
expense or Taxpayers 10 perform tho
duties OF tho office. nor % have
other judges take my turn iD the
presiding judges department
"What the bench needs today IL
more justice. fewer tcehnicalitlcs.
more iusiTicnce ON ordinary human
rights, more straight common sense,
and more speed ln handling the bush
ness Of the courts.
THE remedies o. the Law are too
frequently available only Co the rich
man Judges should sec that every
person Is accorded equal treatment
regardless OF bis position
Douglas T. now serving HE second
term as prosecuting attorney % King
county lie is 20 years Of age. mar,
riod and has tao children. During
The war he served overseas fer two
ycars. being decorated FOR exceptional
bravery on Tho battlefield
He Is past worthy president Of
the Fraternal order q Eagles and
rs a member OF the Masons. Elks.
Modern Woodmcn, American Legion
and Veterans OF Foreign Wan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
CITY TAX WILL
JUMP IN rs
More Than Thirty Mills viii
Be Figure Next Year

Seattle faces an increase in the
is.s levy OF more than two and one.
kalf mills city eouncilmen and Off.
Gals fear.
deficiency In this years budget
Il more than 1575.OOO and two large
salary increases that may be granted
are the largest contributing causes,
The budget committee viii begin
rs hearings next month. Mayor Z.
J. Brown declared he will sit with
he council and make suggestions on
bow IL can cut city expenses.
Both firenfen and policemen are
asking raise OF SIS a month in their
wages this year. according 70 +. l.
Balne, chairman OF the fiDznce com.
nit,ee. The Civil Service league is
asking SIS a month for all employees
receiving less than s225. Various
city departments have increased
their budgets.
Tie levy in 1924 was 1851 mills
Officials fear this figure must be
raised TO 90 mills this year unless
here are drastic cuts in the budget
estimates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
GIVEN FORTUNE
Detectives Wife InheritS
Ford Car Stock

4 wire from his wife in Detroit.
telling him that she has inherited
stock in the Ford Motor company
valued at thousands OF dollars. was
received Saturday by J. ]. Flammer,
head OF the Burns Detective agency
in Seattle, he said. The stock was
willed TO Mrs. Flammer by Mrs.
Margaret Freeman, an aunt.
I'm the early days Mrs. Freeman
was a schoolmate OF Henry Ford,
Flammer said. when he was strug.
Cling 10 get started she invested a
few thousands in his company -
don't know just how much. This, OF
course. has grown enormously, but
the total is a mystery TO me-"
FIammer said that, in any event,
he'd keep on working awhile yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
RITES
ARE SLATED
Jews TO Lay Cornerstone Of
New Synagogue Sunday

on Sunday, July ~. ~ 10 o'clock
a. M Seattle Jewry viii celebrate
with splrndor tho festival OF laying
the cornerstone Of the New HcrEl
kynngoEue now being constructed az
goth ave and =. Spruce o. Rabbl
shapiro kindly requests that the
Jewish people Of the vicinity decor
alto their homes with Jewish and
American 1ags 90 make Il real
festival
such a holy occaalon.T declares
the rabbi. should not be used mere.
~ with the purpose OF raising funds
and rejoicing. but also ar a magnln.
cent demonstration for JudciHn."
The city will b represented by
Mayor Brown as well as other high
officials, orators and Representatives
OF different nationaliticA Nancou-
yer. y. c. Tacoma. Bclingham and
other cities viii be represented by
large delegations
The edifico will bo two stories
high and 10 By 20 feet. The main
floor OF the Eynagoguo and balcony
Will ueat 1850 people. while the
auditorium will accommodate $50
people. II IS to be built In rcnals-
sance style Of brick and concrete
with the exterior finished IN face
brick and stone trimming. The roof
IL TO he OF the THO construction.
Il win cost over 800. 600 and Il
win be the greatest orthadox syna-
goguo on the Pacific Coast
II was 20 years ago that group
gathered In a large house on Main
81. and called themselves the Herri
congregation. in honor Of Thcodor
Herzl, the founder OF the Zionist
movement.
\ new synagogue was constructed
at 18th ave. and Fir ST.. few
years later. and it Is there that tho
body is holding their services now.
There Is also Hebrew and Tai
mudical society Of 30 learned people
Tor which Rabbi Shapiro Is lecturlnE
on Saturdays and Sundays.
The president Of the synagogue.
NJ. Homberg. viii preside. Rabbi
Baruch Shapiro will deliver the
principal address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
ARE HERE
Pennsylvania and Oklahoma
in Elliott Bay

Seattle was host to Uncle Sans
eobs again Saturday when the U. s..
s. Oklahoma and the Pennsylvania
dropped anchor in the harbor off the
east waterway for weeks stay.
The boats came to Seattle from
Port Angeles, where preliminary
summer manuevers have been held
In preparation for the return OF the
gobs to the city. fleet hospitality
headquarters was opened early Satur.
day and preparations were made to
take care OF the blue.garbed men
Sightseeing tours, dances and re.
freshments will be features Of the en-
tertainment to be furnished the men.
Daniel Il. Trefethen OF the Cham.
Der OF Commerce, will have charge
Of the entertainment Of the senior
and junior officers OF the two ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12

DEAR MISS GREY am dss.
~ psmts am married NO.
man ana I ind myself in love with
"a man who Us bIso married lie
has been coming 10 see mo FOR q
year Re hlr told me times with.
out numbsr that he would take
care ~ me n anything should hap,
pen. iu other words we would both
leave Tor parts unknown Now my
husband has found out And when
/ told this man. an he would say
was Don't leave. FIX things up
and he viii forget about IL in time
don't love nay husband and / DO
love the other man Shall I insist
that De Keep hIs pTomise1
DESPERATE.
Just "a long ~ woman
protests a. sou do, that life i
impossible without the object Of
your romantic attachment just
"a long will men continue 10
Halter and fool women, and
then abandon them 10 Inevitable
disgrace. II win do sou no
good 10 insist that the man
iuerp his promise. lie never
viii. NOI-no matter how
beautiful or charming you may
br-mean less TO him Than his
place IN the community and
his-rrspeciibility. Only your
husband can save you. II you
have children he may tolerate
you In his home ~ their
mother. n you have no chill
dren. what them II all de.
ponds upon the mngnanimity Of
Your husband. No one else can
help you. but your story makes
an excellent illustration for
other romantic women Of the
futlliiy OF romantic love when
u falls outside the moral code.
Dear Miss Grey You have re.
licvcd several Of their troubles by
your column IN The STAR hope
you can do the same for me. I
am q widow with two children 70
support,
Thru lack Of work and sickness
I am back In my rent and have n
small grocery bill cannot pay. I
have a dresser want 10 sell 10
some kind hearted man or woman
who would do me n favor 20 help
me out until ! can yet on my feet
again. Hoping someone will do
what they can.
A LONELY WIDOW.
I'll b. glad 20 put anyone In
touch with this little widow Gym.
,hia Grey. MA in,06Oo
To DisilliisioRed Girl
Ny Dear Little Friend Unknown.
You are gmppilng 20 find some way
20 that sou may bc happy. Accord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Insurance Men in
Convention in City

Representatives OF the Massachu.
sets Mutual Life Insurance Co. are
holding their regular mid.year con-
vention in the stuart building, at
the offices OF Arthur II, Challiss.
general agent.
About 20 members OF the agency
are present. including Clayton Rych-
ard. OF Hoquiam. and Ray linus,
Kelso. and District Agents Kenneth
Englchart. Yakima, and Harvey Il.
Wilson, Of Everett.
The business session occupied the
morning hours and luncheon was
held at the Pig'n whistle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
CONCERTS
Madison, Lincoln and Kin
near Favored This Sunday

Seattle will have three band con.
ccrts Sunday in parks about the city,
Adams band playing for two con.
certs and Wagner's band for the
other.
Adams band will appear at Madi,
son park at 9 with program Of
classical and popular songs, begin.
ming with tho "Marchc Espagnoo"
and ending with "Fantasie ON My
Old kentucky Home,
At tho sumc band will play at
Lincoln park. presenting a program
OF different numbers
Waguor's band will play but once
Sunday and that time at kinncar
park ut G.3O Tho program will con.
sist of special band numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Power Bill Case
Postponed Again

The case against Louis !. Bendit.
u. charged with having paid agents
to circulate Bone power bill petitions
and then suppressng the names,
was set over until August 20 by
Judge {. c. Dalton Friday.
Adam Beeler, attorney for Ben.
dittI, requested tho postponomcnt.
j. y. Ross, superintendent OF tho
city light department is complain.
ing witness against BcndItli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
MINER CRUSHED
TO DEATH
Black Diamond Accident Is
Fatal to louttit

Crushed under huge boulder
which fell on him from tho roof
OF the 18th level tunnel in tho
Black Diamond coal mines Friday
night, Ed I.outtlt, 20, was almost
instantly killed.
Louttit was at work about 1870
p. m. on the 18th level, which is
$500 feet below the surface OF the
earth. AS no passed along the tun-
mel. the boulder crashed down from
the roof. pinning him beneath t..
a crew OF men were able to rescue
him. but tho victim was dead.
Louttit was unmarried, living at
Black Diamond.
The mines where the accident oc-
CURED are operated by the Pacific
Coast Coal Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
u. s. PLANES ON
WAY TO PARIS
American AviatorS Leave
Turk Capital for Bucharest

CoNSTANTINoPLE, July r.
The American round.thc.word air.
planes left here at n. M. for Blu.
caharest. Led by Lieut. Lowell
Smith, the three big army planes
circlcd over Constantinoplc and then
disappeared to the west. The wealth.
or was favorable.
They plan to reach Paris ny Mon.
day, in time to participate in the
Bastne day celebration, II was re.
ported here today.
The planes had been oyerhauled
at Constantinople. where the flyers
landed yesterday from Aleppo, The
avlators were al IN good health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Railroad Men to
Picnic on Sunday

More than 1000 people are expect
ed Sunday when the Brotherhood n
Locomotive Firomen and Engincmon
hold rs sixth annual picnic ~ Halls
Lake.
All intcrufban trains VIII stop NJ
the lake for the picnlckors a pro
gram Of sports, music and talks Us
scheduled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
BAPTIST

Fremont Church. Services In odd
Fellows hall at Fremont-Rev. L.
Z. Hicks. pastor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school: II n. m. THE Great Rock" S
p. m, Service"
First Swedish-Ninth and Pine ST.
Rev. Emil FriborE. pastor. Sunday
school. e:55 a m; Services II a. m.
b. Y. p. L. at David Johnson's home,
Lake Forest park. y. m. Services
Swedish at s p. m.
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M, zone Of it, and in veryfew days
vs 4s pegan TO feel better. In two
, rssks hardly knew myself and after
- mAlng coupleof bottles more / was
s y ana helping around, and now | am
ts Jryng ana healthy again and am still
w, wing y. tits a pleasure for me 70
oths e . . 70 you, and hope that many
wa. ~; M.olnen who are suffering like I
nj, rlll md out about your medicine.
-, WI !, give any information / possibly
Car,.. 6, MRS. JAMES WiLKE, 923 n.
ps Street, Rochester, Minnesota.
us,, sna,nssrnoer, the Vegetable Com.
s,,s cna nag a record Of fifty years of
f's .ss among American women.
Boogu Qua ., =, Pnkham's Private Text.
o,ies aw1il be sent you free upon re.
Eed;sr.,m write 10 the Lydia + .Pinkham
a'elne Company, Lynn, Mass. ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Sunday in the Churches

a, m. THE Eternal Refuge: p. m.
In Conflict With Religious Gus.
toms" the second In the series Of
stercoptlcon sermons on The Life
OF Christ" Illustrated hymns and
screen singing are special features
in these services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12

The J, y. Hardcman Hat co. an
nounccd Saturday tho opening Of
another store. at 1888 Third ave, in
tho cw KrcsB building. Tho new
shop IL handsomely fitted and starts
with n new stock In keeping with
tho firms Dolicv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12

Editors Note: This l. another
~ a series Of articles from The
log Of the Ark." a l6fO0t open
boat with an cupboard motor In
which Mr. ana SIR. Linden II.
PentT Baby Jean. and the dog
aud goat are cruising from Seat
he 90 skagway. Alaska, tiiru aid
Of the Seattle Advertising club
and The Scatt'e Star They cH-
Dsct 10 show the opportunities
for such summer vacation tour
from here.
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Red Cross and
the. missing. per.
sons bureau to.
day. Detective
Potter. in charge
OF the bureau.
asked The Star
to aid in the
search.
II he BIO VS.
name Is Jack
NJ in cr. He IN
about 20 years
old About April
/ this year he
left San Pedro TO
come and In
gtinppgprI ga bn,,p
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Cynthia Grey viii receive call.
err on Monday Wednesday and
Friday. from I % .. m, Hnd
on Tuesday and THURSDAY from
~ 20 ~ q, m, al her office IN
The Star building. 1909 Seventh
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12

MI NliA ''II''N' W ''NN
worked at stcvodoring around Puget
Sound ports.
Mrs Hartzcll writes that, about
Juno 10, Jhc had prcsontimcnt that
evil had bofallcn the boy. but has
heard nothing to confirm her fears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
PRESBYTERIAN

University Corner 18th ave. y. Il.
and +. 47th St; Rev. Harry $. TEN.
pletou. pastor Service at II a. m.
Address by Or. VIM. Chalmers Co.
vert, OF Chicago, at p. m.
University Congregation 49, Union
evening service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS

Whitman Memoir Federated
church Corner ~ send and Ash.
worth ave. Rowland Edwards. d. D..
pastor. II a. IN. service. "a Sermon
TO Crowned Heads ,. m. sermon,
Figs or Thistles"
Religious Open Forum--10s Madi,
son st. IL a. m. Mr.. w. II. Scott
will speak on THE Message Of the
Planets.
Rosicrueian Fellowship Subject.
Let Your Light shine"
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could not get my
health back after
1t. l suffered with
pain almost con-
stantly. My sister
came TO help take
care Of me, and
she was taking
Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable
Go m poun d for
nervousness and a
rundown condi-
|ttx- CT II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
HITS LOBBIES At
STATE CAPITAL

Concerning Hobbies al olympia. the
colonel said. AS member OF the
safe senate IN 1919 found various
interests maintaining Hobbies during
ne session Of the legislature al
olympia for the purpose OF infiuenc.
ns legislation. The evil and corrupt.
hs Influence OF such Hobbies by
vhomeyer maintained IS apparent
I pledge 10 the people Of the
state Of Washington that, II I am
elected governor. the first act upon
ms assuming the executive duties
wlll be TO take means 90 drive from
Olympia. our state capitol. Hobbies
and their corrunting influence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Jack Miner Is
Sought in City

Believing that her nephew, who
also Is her adopted son, has met
death recently near Seattle, Mrs.
Catherine Hnrtzell 1919 South Virgil
ave. Los Angeles. nnnenled 10 tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Cynthia Grey
Believed Affinity; Tangled Revealed Now
Man Changes His Midwife Loses
BY CYNTRLA Grey
MIHLNLNEK No men dlifer about q

lAI HENENER two men differ about woman who rs q
w wife-SHE LOSES. Experiments in the devotion Of
aiflnities always leave a married woman-ALONE. The
affinity does notwant her and the husband will not have
her
This letter from Desperate just another proof of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
aPPOSED To SALES
on INCOME TANEs

Osher Lampiu-s platform pAnks
ar.
Opposition 60 sales and income
,,xes: calling OF a constitutional
ouuntion 70 submit a new state
ssnHitution: simplification OF state
government thru abolition OF the
Highway program; law enforcement
on the power issue Iamplng
avs, Thru the development of
or hydro-electric resources. We viii
bsla up the most prosperous and
.,s,entea communities on this con.
,nsai. Initiative Measure No. s.
a constructive step forward. a
most meritorious measure. and !
advocate It's adoption by vote % our
sin.torate"
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Open-Air Church
Services Sunday

A series Of open air religious meet.
ms viii be held by the Religious
educational Workers union. starting
sunday. at Eighth ave. and Univer.
a'y streets. The Sunday meeting
wi Be addressed by the Rev. Mark
A. Matthews and Mayor Edwin J..
BroTn. Music will be furnished by
me Loyal Order Of Moose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
after AN
OPERATION
nrs. Wilke Couldn't Get Back Her
MS : Until She Took Lydia E.
rnkham's Vegetable Compound

rochester, MINI. 81 had a very
ssllous operation and it seemed as i'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
sPIRITuAI.IsTs

Church OF Spiritual Science-A
o. u. W. Temple. 9th ave. Mrs.
Rosalie Knowles. associate pastor
will lecture at and s p. IN. Circles
i.50 and p. m.
Eternal Truth Spiritual Church Of
ameTica--ioi5 First ave. Rev. A.,
T.. Golden. pastor p. IN. Open
forum, Tho Dissatisfied Spirit"
4:S0 circles. s p. m. lecture by
Mrs. 1saacson, The Responsibility
OF Mediumship."
Church OF Spiritual Unlty--Ser.
vices y. m. Lecture by Mary
Glen. Salvation Lassio. Message,
Devinc healing. Circles.
The Church Of Psychic Science
5000 Arcade Bldg Rev. +. Adele
Lowdermilk. pastor Services 3:3O
p. m Circles 1870 p. m. Rev. Ad.
die Rosencrans will speak.
l.. A. Griffin Blownlcc will lee.
ture at 1920 Fourth ave, 745 p. m.
Topic, "The Truth Seeker" Mes.
sages, healing. circles
University First Christian Spirit.
ualist Churoh-i55O nth ave. ~ r..
Cars No. 16 and No. is. Hannah
Tracy, president. Pastor, DR. Gro.
II. Grant. Services 74b y. M star
Rover" Message service p. IN,
Tuesday. "Wednesday and Friday
circle, p. IN,
Temple E,Onh-9lJ u. Pine, Room
3. /. O. o. #. Sermon, lectures and
dovlatlonal healing silence every
Sunday morning and evening. ED.
ward A.. Bovshover. minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
LAMPING BACKS
POWER BILL
Colonel Seeks GOyernOrShlp
Of Washington

-.,- only rubgruatorial candidate
-s7,s Out natsootei for tho Bone
~ col George Iamp.nE Seattle
ccnm.sston5r. filed Tor the re-
.,S,,sn nomination saturday He
- As q progressive.
tsmplng said This rs a Progres-
= stste. matches Boz les people and
= resources -ProgressiNism meaning
= s,r people 20 build up, not 10 tear
s,v-n. 10 be constructive, not de.
eruciiNe
our state government must be
.,..,ructiye IN adapting itself TO
.,,srn conditions Some 90 these
-,,structiyc efforts arc TO make more
,,nnahle markets for tho farmer
,n,.per transportation Tor his prod
,,ts. better schools Tor our children.
MAR standards IN our Industries.
- waste in our institutions; consol'
.a,,ioa and moro effective govern.
,.snt between city, county and state.
s.velopment % our great natural
r,wer and other resources, and a
tactical revision ot oug taxation
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LUTHERAN

Columbia Bethlehem, corner seth
ave. S. and Angelina st.-H Mau,
pastor. Sunday school 10 n, m;
service, Il n, m; Prof. William +.
Schmidt, OF Spokane college, win
preach. Wednesday, 8 p. m, lecture
by Prof. c. II. Johdes on "Spiritism
That Seductive Dcviltry."
ST. Johns Danish Mission, 2ith
ave, and H. Spruce ST. Rev Alfred
H. Sorcnscn. pastor Worship Dan.
ishl II n, M, no evening service,
METHODIST
First Methodist Protestant Church
-Rcv. George w. Beck, pastor, II