The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1907, Page 5

_ HARD TA strong has been reeque figure ‘ te the chureh forces of New coming of Rev Chas. of paee from Liverpool, He ‘ot the Fifth ay Mapttat te the cuureh wtienens ookefelier, When he ts ag a ie the rendesvous tee oid jr.'a celebrated — bible gat te popularly known as jer’s chureh, bat Rev ebjers vigorously to that ty to eall it Rocketel > = be ways Mr. Rocke @. is nots member of the but he is & Seat holder and a congregation in Young Mr. Rockefeller ber of the church, a true leader of the bible clams. ‘Aked invited the stewards |, engineers and all the rest efew of the steamer that him to America to attend at bie church. want to make @ coamopolitan on.” said the miniater, ene I bad in Liverpool, | aiesion is the ministry of recon- r 1 want the shop gir! r= workingman to come to the | uf , Baptist church, They It te not a mil- 4 will discover hun- ” oe > pariahionere to wel- the nations could submit their die i The people all over th } Want peace.” want uniformity | Ip response to @ request for s word of advice to young folks he | quoted Whittier's “Identify your- | self with some righteous bul unpeo- (ular cause” for men an | Goethe's “Hithusiasm alone makes | fe tmmoerta! for young women. | Rev. Aked waa for 16 years pas simul-| tor of Pembroke chapel, and he prone Le wabichd wo nach. churh win carer thers war wos THIS GIRL PAINTS STAGE SCENER IEW YORK MINISTER DE New pastor of the Fifth av. Baptist chureh, New York some, | THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIT, 27, 1007. upon W. W formerly of Beattie, but vefore bin | aMiction, steward en the Multno | mab. for the re detention di te the www | July 1 fe the dat moval of the ¢ house from Port T take charge of the new detention BAYONNN, house here ta! heree has de with the excep | tee Court ¢ | forts of two | recorder, Slmon horse belonged to him. Jase it and vet a wit | house | The detention | without an iomat ltlon of government employes. } Great Northern docks in Seattle ctl | The govirament will place alles Wl! Ask for Chanae of Venue. Chinese tn the custody of the rallh| BOlam, April 1 te under. || road company, under special com | stood that Clare Darrew, obief || tract with W. L. Clark, the local | ouneel for Moyer Haywood agent of the Northern Pactfic, who |!!! aak for » ye when for years handled all Chinese on-|*** Maywood case « May ® tering «through this district, will HONS! MIs OWN LAWY I. | | | | TELEGRAPH BRIEFS Spokane Hepablicas Platform. Finally Co alga knew the way | Pet ned “os of Bayonne | emir iquer must be sold be hind curtains and the Sunday and a trom & | wenera ot be erved Weak Thin ie ipat “opal belonged t phn 1 TRNERAN ithe pe } | feet 4 QUILCENE, April 27.~Today [Chard & Seiteinger'’s wharf at |/ | Qulleene collapsed and precipitated into the bay half a million shin, ROS oe Yost which were awaiting sbipmen on eb contempt ¢ Moat of the shingles were av trying te wence & jurer ered, but the wharf is a complete Maywood case wreck Rebulidiog bas com menced ‘There Will Be Ne @ALT LAK, April #7 MeN HFED, HR DIS MUM THE REV. CHAS. FREDERIC AKED . j question will be arbitrate and there will be oo strike of the Bait SHENADOAM ve. April tT | Lame street car employee Aller @ stage bypmotiet had visited here the boye began imitating him Lecky University and While raising Richard Foley CHICAGO, April 2 Thee Chicege aged il, tn @ horisental position te University hae recelved another gift a stiffened and mesmerized condt- || form Jobe D. Rockefeller, thie thme | —_——_—. - it being ever $2,000,000. derfully successful in every way. | His congregation was made up of all classes and he called tt oah's ark of spiritual humanity, He wae at the head of « crusade that in « few months drove 800 Liverpoul low Oregon Defeats Utah ~ TO resorts out of business. GALT LAKE, April i7.— In the $1 50 FISH Rev debate here jest 7: Aked ts tall, strong, genial | intercotiegiare and enthusiastic. He bears some re- | Piaht the University of Oregon, by semblance to President Roosevelt, | '*° delicts, defeeted the three de Jally im bie smile o f n-| batere of the University of Utah. gy 4 his ee | - gw The Oregon boye hed the negative achieved fame as a cyclist, ewim-|"** mer and football player. GOLD NO LURE Baskets 98¢ Close Weare Gorman Fish Baskot for the The Belectod Three Piece | Split Bamboo Fish Kod for ) “Re Good” Says Ingntis, PITTaMURG, April 37 iT tat the aone fe Club of Pie chairmen of the board rE @irestors of the Big Pour, eaid In 6 oooh thet ralironds must be good In the 416 Vike Street WASHINGTON, April 2¢.—Per) Weer Brooks’ Hate, 1981 Second | sons who are disposed to be cynical S*eaue bned about public servants will be oat} fied to learn that the man who)/ holds (he position of first assistant. 5 LL LLL AD, future, @reantl ne rebates and ee yu m, they let him fall and hie head, w ahtelde The par- Uring business lemitinately struck the pavement with foros, | ute do not bia Voley took to bis bed that night Great Operation, |but did not te hie parente the Ih TACOMA, April 27.--Totally blind | source of his troublean @ they, with ? 0 0) an | ? for sia months, destroying absolute | the doctors, were puss stl after ly one eye and th restoring the |toldhie death, when the other bove Piret Baptist Church, Fourth " a) sight to the other, wae the remark. | told) Young Foley, with boy-itke Ave. Near James. able operation perte the |chivairy, though in agony for two 2 , April 2? enulte accomplianed by the two le 7 BUNDAY NIGHT, ir al doctors visto, Have you seen it? Special Music AMUSEMENTS, THE GRAND wine" Tonight and Sunday, WALKER WHITESIDE IN | “THE MAGIO MELODY.” Week Gtarting Monday, April 29 NAT 0. GOODWIN AND HIG NEW YORK COMPANY INCLUDING EDNA GOODRICH Monday—"A Guilded Fool” Tu “An American Citizen” Wednesday-—"When We Were “When We Were Twenty-One” Twenty-One” Sat. Night—“What Would a Gentleman Dor 600 to $2.00 Thureday—"The Genius” NEXT ATTRACTION — RAYMOND HITCHOCK IN “A YANKEE TOURIST” } Open every Pvening. Matinee Sundays, Thursdays and Satur To MORROW ; | THE BIG, JOLLY COMEDY SUCCESS, HELLO Undisputably Amuse Ing and Absolutely Clean. —Montreal Herald, —BY— Willis Maxwell Goodhue NOTHING BUT LAUGHS! TONIGHT, Last Time Murray & Mack, ‘‘ Around the Town,” _ Cal. April 27.--This ene woman who much of trade rivalry — {a & scone paint fis Miss Grace Wisharr, the KIRKSVILLE OF OSTE DR. O. A. BK Whar and well known here. Her father | «'¥en me a chance to show whet I) | ie one of the best kuown newspa- | °** ¢o l owe something to thems.” | One brother is employed in the com TUEVOADERPCL HANDS First Floor Wachir 4 106 @uous work. Long practice with |'m the postoffice department has) paint and brushes is probably ac-| Just refused salary of $12.00 to countabie, When a child she used | remain in his little old $6,000 gov | to paint the seighbors’ houses aad *riment job Frank H. Hitehooek || ) il fences in San Jose with every color '# the man / of the rainbow. The offer came to Hitcheock just) Misa Wishaar is pot only a mas-/ S%out the time Corielyou went to, a women the treasury department. An old Most managers are weil | [Fm of book publiabers im Boston, satisfied to let her go ahead wia| ¥hich bed made money for ae right The Bank for Savings IN SEATTLE CAPITAL, $400,000, FULLY PAID. “No matter how fast « man may her own way. years, wae looking for the oman who has traveled | Kind of man to take up the heat) make money, he owes it to society, . Mise Wiabsar ts now | sud burden of the work as well as himesif, to be econom trip through * owed “Money ie not the only thing to!/ feal Russell Sage Dpinyhouses there be considered.” Hitcheock replied | i ghee ete asked why he dectined. “The}, Save all you can ali the time president and Mr. Cortelyou have Miss Wiehasr te & Seattle gir! NEW INCORPORATIONS in the city, at present be employed on the Trade Regiater. ™ Seectal Servier) | OLYMPIA. Apri ri The fob lowing poration articles have [ ibeen filed in the secretary of | state's office | Whatcom Cosi Mining Company, || of Beliingham--$1,000,000; by Jas. | & Sligh. Jerome B Ca ter, Al-|} len Campbell, George Wolaver and || William J. MeLean. | mi Coal Company, of Beattie posing room of the Post-Intel!ligen-| ~ ©; by Frederick Noite and cer and another brother is the mae | W. G. Kegler rine editor of the same paper, &t| Seattle Nevada Coppor Company. | — en route on the steamer! of Seattie—$100,000, by A. 8. | wsident fro mthe Atlantic to 8 | Grows. George W. Elifott, Leopold || attle | M. Stern Mise Wishaar’s mother and sister) Snohomieh Conetruction 1y~$55,000, by GM. Cochran O, & Crossman, G. H. Lamprey, BE Lioyd Colburn, B. D. Collins, Ea | i Com One fn the United States ae lee Wright, J. F. Taylor, G. W. | follows that profession. Her Wrangel, Alaska, found Shaw, J. W. Hall, D. A. Ford and || ean be seen in nearly every im hia return from the | Oliver Mcloan. Tork playhouse on by eating ¢heap| Pacific and Eastern Boom Com le astonishing how this frail candy te believed to have caused the pany, of Raymond—$5,000; by F Bn keep up this trying. ar- death and sickness ©. Shoemaker and @ l. Hyman. / - reams ~ Boom plat was also filed by this corporation CLEVER RUSE OF PRISONER VIENNA, April 27.—-When the)! warden of the prison situated at | Castilir in Galicia went to pay o visit to a prisoner's cell he fo j/ the inmate hanging by the neck } arofter. In his fright he || went to notify the director of th }| prison, forgetting |) when leaving. W || with the director owed dead m. a tim cath aim | Unusual INFIRMARY ‘814.95 OPATHY AGGS, MGR First Cash or Credit. PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO. 422 Pike Both Phones. | We Give You CREDIT Avenue. Savings Accounts Only Firat Avenue and University Street We Give Family Work Our Special Attention Our work and service in all depart. ments is of a high quality. If you have never had work done by us, send us a bundle. The results will please, ——— Queen City Laundry BOTH PHONES—{ Steinway & Knabe Grand Pianos SEVERAL CARS JUST RECEIVED Off 4 The largest display of Grand Pianos ever seen in Seattle | ering ean now be seen at The House of Quality We are excl Wit do many + when used. We use them to éure your alk | sive agents for the wonderful Steinway and Knabe~-and Meats by th t ence Osteopathy You know what Oste | OF NEW SPRING SUITS many others. + all Tl areg Ramey, Be ation bes 0 new tightfitting and Por You pay no more for the best than for other infer Thirteen trea \ a month's treatment Thirteen fight 1 BH. dlhns. S18 makes, Come and see them Wettments, 5 ) per treatment | Oo $26 8 There are no others ‘JUST AS GOOD.” ‘THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.”’ Shy saan iy BGm 1406 Second Avenue Opposite Postoffice. Matinee Prices, Adulte 2hc, Children ic. Night Prices l5c to 600. NEXT WEEK—“THE ROOFGARDEN TRAGEDY.” ‘Lyric Theater Russell & Drew - Managers | Regular Mate, Wed. Gat. and Sun, LAST WEEK—POSITIVELY—LAST WEEK. | Comencing Matinee Tomorrow, Sunday, The Zinn Musical Comedy Co. GRANO DOUBLE BILL __ VENUS menace j | The Operatic Comedy | Adapted from Suppe's Opera tta, “Pygmalion and Galetea” | Followed by | j The Haymakers A Travesty on the Rural Drama. ? Big Shows for one price of Admission. Prices, Night 20 to 50 cts, Matinees, Children 10, Adults 25 cts. TONIGHT, Last Performance of ‘‘Girofle-Girofla."’ STAR | attie’s Leacing Vaudevilie House . . Oo, Box ea S0c, Vert. rm- oe 2:hO, TLD, 0:06 eooh el Last tim Sunday con- id bill tinvous # ew Bain Parisian Grand Opera Co. Monday s (reat Artists in Scenes from “Faust” Alternoon and “IL TROV ATORE” Burton & Vas Whelan & Searles | German Comedy } Clever Conkey Marvelou ib Manhipu Earl & Wilson In ider Bill’ George Evers Minstrel Ma — | Eddie Roesch The Staroscope | Sunset Main 1604, Ind. 4354 Phones: ito had | Manager Pantages Announces | ‘Thio plese ae Aph } - “hi nid ; | ite charming Rxc Thu. &@ Fri. | 60 }and briltiant : THE COWBOY AND |e» beer Mate Eve THE LADY ” a partiow " larly attractive ft Begir mr ; ee | effort for the Mate Vve wip aig sc < opening of the ors 4 BIG NOVEIAY Summer Season. | ne | . sincencchinediaais od miei ae -iw~