The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1907, Page 7

Local Churches, a of o~ REV. B. B. TYLER. Denver, Who Preaches Tomorrow at the Fremont. Christian Church. etn - " gon by Rev. Hugh K. Walker, D. D, Los Angeles, Cal Ballard Presbyterian, First ave mer Hroadway—Rev. Kimer E Thompson, pastor. Sermon by Rov HW DD D, Vancouver, BC Bethe Presbyterian, Cor. First em. North Roy st.—Reyv. W Major, D. D. pastor, Sermon by . Alex. Francia, D. D, erg, Russia Brighton sbytert , Renton and § , Rev. W. J. Mitch by Rev. A. W. Kokendoffer, Mo St. Presbytert an, Twenty ave. and East C Wal District—Rev. W. A pastor. Sermon by Rev tie, Ph. D, Canton Presbyterian, Sixteenth West and Grand Boulevard.— | P.M. McCreary, pastor. Ser-| lL. Myron Booger, | REV. JAMES H. STRAUGHN. Lafayette, Ohio, Will Preach Free Methodist Church To | Charles Stelsie, New York, ler “Presbyterian, Cor. and E. Columbia at J. M. Wilson, pastor. Sermon . Ira Landrith, D. D, LL. D., Presbyterian, W. and N. Sixty- W. A. Mackey, pas- Bermon by Rev. T. A. Stan- Wiest United Presbyterian, Sixth nd Seneca St—Sermon by John Pollock, Reifast, Ireland Third United Presbyterian, Fifth ‘Ave. West and West Howell St a ge by Rev. W. H. McMillan, Ua © Sword nor Battle.” 7:30 Subject “Selling the Birth. | % Mark's Episcopal, Cor. Broad. |f 287 8nd Harvard Ave.—Rev. J. P.||) DB liwyd, Rector. Sermon by Rev. | W. Tomkins. 8. T. D, Phil Penn Evangelical | Brangelical, Cor. Valley St. and Second Ave. North—R T R huch, pastor mon by Rev. A. A. Wiitter, Dallas, Ore ” Bptscopal yth, pastor. Ser- | A. Fredenhagen, | Rev. W. a, Kan First Methodiet Episcopal, Grand Cherr st between | How “ IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS GRAND View oncHarD TRACTS Finest and most productive | te the Wost. Every acre can || * be made to yield $400 to $800 | per year By 414 climate Deautiful surroundings, excel || Vent water, Improved streets (© be bordered with shade trees. One mile from North @m Pacific ratiway station | "$175 PER AcAg. YAKIMA COUNTY, WAGH Washington Irrigation Company Dexter Morton Building, | Washington Presbyterian, # {Second and Third Avos.—Rev. W First an, Fourth a¥e. | 1g; W. Rees, pastor, Sermon by gad Spring St. Northwest-—Rev. M.) Rev. BR. Dille, D. D, Oakland A. Matthews, DD, pastor Ser | Cal |] Deposits Asboury Methodtat Whit@an ave. Eptacopal and North FPortieth VISITING MINISTERS WILL: FILL PULPITS Nearly Every Seattle Congregation Will Hear a Noted Visiting “Divine at Tomorrow's Serviees in the TAC THE SEATTLE STAR—S Natlard Chetetfan all, pastor Sermon Rev by Rev. 0 A URDAY, JULY 13, 1907. RS. ROOSEVELT. PLACES VERMONT VISITORS. INVESTIGATE RUMOR OF® Smith, Wl Reno, Okla | Visitors at thy BE ntion® at the Plymouth Ce regational KB, Tyi® D, D, Denver, Col Castleton; Mrs. Hoavy and State University Place Christian, 1. Because of the report of a cor ury Minn Grac ‘orty-seocond at. and Tenth ave. | fiict between the Bruner and t@! Patrhaven A. Powe Northeast, Rey, T. J. Shuey, pas Spectal Service.) by means of ataya has become &) Guggenheim interesta at Catalls nan, Ather tor, Sermon Aid Rey. Claude B.| GOYSTWR BAY, N. Y,, July 19 —_ Fae a. ha CrtMe | iast week, in which one man was !t 1 J Mobile, Ala Mra. Theodore Roowevelt has em | “Abel fu ape gpewe 1 1 me Christian Miesi@ary Alliance, | | Sigh a crusade will not be witt| killed and eral injured in - Mr A B. Wddy, Superintendent. errs the role of t@ormer, It 14} out “ie éffect in the financial | fight at thagoint where the Alawka Dees the Commodore know any Ricslen ‘oy tee Colby 4D. Halt, [Rot ne rallrondt, the THe Lond | world, @ince millions of dollars are | Ragway & Terminal company and thing Peon North Waco, ° Seiten aha wv} seeped MAYO | inwexiod in cagpet manufacture 19) 14° CGusconhelm interest sales ts Does he? Why no; he doesn’t Cengregatidial a under the ban of the first thie @puntry, and any attomp® to} by w ay more about a hon Oe Columbia. City Congremational, |'84Y of the land, Aeoofding to an x the articles of ufemigine | Cross, Governor Hoggatt has dis-| il" ihe rowatta committes doe~ Rey, B.D. Wenge, pastor, Sermon eg the president's disrepute will be ee Deputy District Attorney aa nm pare oop i , a ‘® has to discard he a 4 i Seott e ee to investi by Rev. Lathrop ©, Grant, M@o- | corsets iixcard hor |socemp! a withowt a de heresine i cauc Wee uate dan ccaaee ene Monuments | iidwowater Congregational, Rev.| All of the feminine inatriments |r “cornotedndmterested of the | 'UMOTK, and wtatos that If there ha Art Marble Co., 2011 Second Ave, w 8 Mantuer’ papier Bernese by bd torture in her wardrobe will be | nation. . been trouble, it is probably a per-| three di north of Virginia, Both | Rey, William A. Schwimloy, Show hrown tnto the garbage heap and onal matter between workmen phones 1738 | andoah, Ia | Green Lake Congregation Charles F, Clarke, pastor, Sermon | by Rev, James L. Hill, D. D,, Salem, | Mans, Plymouth ave, Congr and University St—Rev, Willlam Park, pastor 1 panto Sermon by Rev, J. B. Fout, Toledo, Wag send « Mar Frias i. E Clark, D Ohto. D, Lin D, Boston, Mavs Danish Methodiat Episcopal, 1815 University Congregational, 4140 | Terry ave.—-Rev, J. J. Petersen, pas Brooklyn a Rev, H. C, Mason, | tor. Sermon by Rev. Wow Hard tor n by Rev, W. 'T. Me |’ castle, Lincoln, Neb n, Ph Hoston, Mass reen Lake Methodist Episcopal im ¢ egational, Broad N. Sixty-fifth St. and Firat ave way and Republican—Rev, Sydney | Northeast.—-Rev, R. C. Glass, pas Strong, Acting Pastor, Sermon by tor yon by Rev. G, H. Hub REV, FLOYD W. TOMPKINS, Roy, Smith Baker, of Portland, Me bell, Columbus, O Philadelphia, Wil ita. m _ Queen Anne Methodist E) »pal Mark's po McA Stave aoe Olivet Congregational, Winte ee Fifth Ave, Weat and ¢ id St ow. and Pipeline—Rev, Rufus W. F Rey, O. H. MoGill, pastor ron | ——————— cher, pastor, Sermon by Rey. ¢ by Rev. W. H. Barraclough, B. A.,| lodge, 1420 Second av. Lecture, §|M. Ward, president of Wells New Wostminster, B.C j» m, “The Civilization of the Fu. | College. University Place Methodist Epte: |tare,” oth M. Wardell acon Hill Congregational, near copal, East Forty-second st. and jeacon Hill school—Rev. Wim Brooktyn ave.—Revr, Wm. 1. Leach jon, “Are| Worthington, pastor, Sermon by pastor, Sermon by Rev. W. F Can a Soul He Lost? | Rev. C. B, Oelgate, 11 @. t | son, D. D, Toronto, Ontarte. A. A. Lindsay and James Went Seattie Congregational Free Methodist, Cor. Pine st. and | Ernest Collinge Grand ave. and Cedar 8t.—Rev. C Torry ave.—Rev. Alex. Beers, pas At the majority of the churches | . tor. Sermon by Pres, James H./ tn Se jo, the pulpite will be filled | | Straugfin fayette, Ohto. w by visiting ministers, del | Lee's Ch M. EL Fe to the Christian Endeayor | teenth ave ad E. Pike st.—Rev, | Convention "iowing are the} F. L. Donahoo, pastor, Sermon by | Weekly announcements } Bishop B. F. Lee, D. D, Wilber Baptiat durée, Chie. First Baptist, Fourth ave. and! : : st.—Rev. W. M. Haynes, pas | tor, Sermon by W. HP Faunce D. ident Brown University, P * RI | Fremont & Kilbourne ave. | Rev, J. Cairna, past Sermon | by Rev. B LeRoy Dakin, B. A Victoria, BL ¢ Miscellaneous. First Divine Sctence Cherch~—Co lumbia College Hall, Hroadway and Pine—Agnes KR. McCarthy, pastor. lam. “The Troeness of God” Spiritualiet. Seattle Pahysiec Society, 1420 2nd} ave-—3 p. m. Lectare and spirit) REV. WILLIAM SCHWIMLEY, Shenandoah, ta., Who Will Preach Tomorrow at Edgewater Congre- gational Church. messages by Misa Rice. Theosophy. Tr eosophi 1 BSociet 4 California Established 1864 i | i } A GENERAL BANKING 6B NESS TRANSACTED LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND sOLD | Interest at j Interest at || four per four per cent per cent pald | annum on Time paid on Cortifi Bavings I ft it i] Accounts Invited Seattle Branch: &. C. WAGNER, Manager G. T. 8. WHITE, Asa't Manager ee The Bank of | | Immanuel Haptist | | | , Twenty-fourth | South and Marion st, Rev. | W, Jones, pastor, Sermon by Rev Howard B. Grose, D. D, New| REV. ANOREW BEATTIE, ork, N | North Seattic Paptiot—Rev. Geo, | Canton, China, Who Preaches To Robert Cairns, pastor. Sermon by| morrow at Cherry St, Presbyte | Rev. J. M. Lowden, D. D, Provi- | rian Church, | dence, R. I - Tra | Tabernacle Haptist, Fifteenth | 7: Erickson. Services 11 a. m. and) ave. N. and BE Harrison st.—Rev,|* 2) ™ ss | REV. A.W. KOKENDOFFER, | John Marvin Dean, pastor. Ser | South Alki Congregational—1t a | Mexico, Mo. Who Preaches Tomor.|m0n by Rev. J. A. Francia, Now| ™@. services tn ee pee row at Brighton Presbyterian| York. N. ¥ i tae | Charen. | University Place Baptist, | Alaska Indians oes Forty-ffth at. and Brooklyn’ ave , Grace M. E&, 30th S$. and King—/Sermon by Rev. Frank G. Smith,| N° ™an_ pees more religion | Rev. W. T. Randolph, pastor. Ser) D. D, Chic im than he practices mon, 11 a.m. by Kev, Benjamin E.| Chinese Haptist—Evening ser " | | Dickhaut, of New York mon by Me HM Van Meter, Che REWARD FOR CRIMINAL! Unitarian, cago, I Boylston Avenue Unitarian, cor! Japanese Baptist Evening ser wer Boylston and Olive—Rev, W. D.j mon by Mr. T. Sawaya, Okayama <VERETT, Je : nunty | Simonds, minister. Service and ser | Japan cthiclain bate orks ~ yet pink mon at 11 a.m. Subject, “Directing | Colored Baptist church, 1th and) $56 for information leading to the | Enthusiasm to Noble Ends —A/|E. Union—Dr. W. F. Johnson, D.D.| arrost of George Brow, accused of Christian Endeavor Sermon.” }1l a. m. “Christian Advancement minally seenuiting @ young mar | Lutheran. Evening, Rev. Walter H. Brooks; {ried woman at Lake Stevens tw Holy Trinity Lutheran, 11th and) p. m. “Coming of Chriat jays ago. The sheriffs office ts Olive—Rev. H. A. W. Young. pastor. | Christian. hot after Brow, but has found no | 11 a. m., sermon by Dr. R. B. Perry,; First Christian, Corner Broad: | cine | of Denver. § p.m. Sermon br Rev ive ste Her A L “ eile HM. F. Martin of Muscatine, Ia. | Chapman Sermon by Dean The Washington Fire reports a/ Christian Selence. | Herbert L. tt, D. D., Chicago | «ratifying growth of business tn Firat Church of Christ, Scientist, jt niversity, Chicago, Il the large cities of the Kast ad $12 Sixth ave.—-Services at 11 a. m and 8 p m. Subject “Sacrament.” | —— SEE ELBERT PLACE ADDITION AT ONCE Come out as soon you cas. ground to show you the property THIS IS WITHOUT DOUBT THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ADDITION ON THE MARKET We are selling our own property and can therefore save you paying a brokers commission. Always someone on the Lecatioe————_——_——_ ELBERT PLACE lies fust north of the city limits, on the Everett Interurban rallway, over which line arranged for a G-cent commutation fare The boundary is Woodland Park avenue, a 90-foot bor leading to the Coyntry club and golf grounds. Description—————— ELBERT PLACE lots are all high and sightly, com manding a fine view, and within a stone's throw of two schools and a church. The soll is ideal for gardening and berry raising. Price and Terms——— ELBERT PLACE lots are, for a short time, offered for $166, an extremely low price for property in this locality At this price the purchaser Is assured of a big profit on his investment. The terms are $25 down and $5 a mouth at 6 per cont Our contracts are liberal and as fair as any ever made. In case of sickness the buyer ts given a Mberal extension. We take no unfair advantage of anyone. Other Advantages—— We havo built a beautiful station on the car line for the benefit of property owners in Mibert Place and this attractive addition is sure to soon become a first-class realdence district. The gentile slope of the land insures the best of water and sewer accommodations, Remember—Klbert Place ts betng sold by the owners and you save paying any broker's commission or other scheme for agent's profite _ Prices Will Be Advanced Within a Short Time. Buy Now Take the Seattle Mverett Interurban at Ballard and get off at Hilbert Place Station; right on the ground, We will be there BROOKS & BRYANT PHONE NORTH 696 } warfare sho will hereaftar wa: © Ungeasing against them, Jf Mra. NEW INCORPORATIONS volt. successful in hae cru | "ae ade, the coraet will be relegated * to the Iibo of antiquity, along with | (Star Special Service.) the hoop-akirt and thesbustle. Ag! OLYMPIA, July 13.—The follow a ult, the Wasplike walat. bida | 28 Corporation papers were filed in al wat of faehion, and the |e office of the secretary of state Veans fe long admired but sel SupMement articles of incorpor fom emulated, is to have tts in| @ton of the Ferro Bngineering ning works of Seattle, changing the Mra, Roosevelt's action an a aar.| mame of Ferrofix Brazing & Ma torial reformer is not without pre. | Chine works nt. When Mra. Cleveland was |, Supplement articles of tncorpor Rimes con's first lady, whe placed an town Land company, chang eternal taboo on the bustle, and the name to the Mercer Land put a ban of official displeasure on | COMPany, And Increasing the num that hideous instrument of defor. |D8F of trustees from three to fiv mity North i Transfer & reading | At that Ume the bustle had | Company of Seattle, $3,000; by J. H Krown to enormous af Kinney and Lottie Kinney p and caus ed the American woman to assume| Mercer Island Improvement =~ @ resembiance the hump-backed | Pay of Seattle, $36,000; by ship of the desert. Mra. Cleve.| Newell, Edward Clifford and 3 land's example wax speedily fol. | Mardinger i »LY the nation’s femininity! sount Morgan, of Queensland, and the by le ere ne rae 1 a t ‘of Humbe” Duatle became & back! Austratia, is practically a hill of | cONd- be: nt ‘al The opposition of Mra, Roosevelt |#2!4-bearing minerai ini to the corset is based on hygienic! Carpets scientifically cleaned by facts not unrelated to the subject | our process. Fuzey Wuzzy Rug Co of race siiclde. She belleves that | Phones Ind. 7319; Queen Anne the compressing of vital ¢ 1 MOVING AND B EKI N STORAGE CO., Inc. GORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. We Operate the Only Absolutely FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE in Unequaled Security Is Offered for the Storage of Furniture, Pianon, Plotures, Tranks and Other Valuables. 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Order today. | SPECIAL For Saturday and Monday A Clearance Sale in Our Waist Department WE SHALL, BEGINNING SATURDAY PLACE ON ORN SPECIAL SALE THE BAL E OF OUR SHEER LAWN, MULL AND BATISTE WAISTS, IN THE ASSORTMENT WILL BE FOUND A LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY AND ENGLISH VAL. LACE. ALL SIZES VALUES ARE $4, $5, $6.50 AND §7.00. Special $1 0 Special WE ADVISE EARLY SELECTIONS. J. Redelsheimer & Co. 800-804 First Ave STRONGEST WAIST HOUSE IN THE STATE, Corner Columbia YOUR SAVING NEED NOT BECOME SUBJECT TO THE PROBATE COURT ONE WAY is to deposit the money in the names of two per- sons—husband and wife, for in- stance; two friends, two broth- ers, sister and brother—the plan is attractive to many whose interests are mutual and who trust each other fully. The moncy is always subject to withdrawal by either of the per- sons, so that should one die it passes to the sole control of the cries without the expense or delay of probate proceedings. THE OTHER WAY is to get from us a Certificate of De- posit for the money, which draws 4 per cent compound in- terest, precisely the same as any other Savings Deposit. xu may keep this certificate for yourself absolute- Allasks Backing. Owned by Awermes Lenk ly, or, when so disposed, you may indorse it payable to your wife, brother, sister or whomsoever you wish ; in case of death it then becomes the property of and payable to the person to whom you have in- dorsed it, together with the full amount of interest it has earned, and is NOT subject to the Probate Court o1 to Probate Ch Our officers and cl both inethods more ges. ks will be pleased to explain | % peapre Deposits may be sent by mail at less than cost of street car fare. All banking relations held in strict- est confi e. No information, not even of the existence of your account, is given to any one. Accounts opened $1.00 up Largest Savings Deposits in the Northwest. Resources Over $10,000,000. Reserve Over $3,000,000. More than 24,000 Satisfied Depositors. Scandinavian America Bank gue ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE. ~ Three Transcontinental Trains Daily Eastward from Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and Spokane. On Savings We Fast Through Service to St. Paul and Mirne- apolis, with connections for all Points East, PULLMAN STANDARD SLEEPING CARS PULLMAN TOURI SLEEPING CARS THROUGH DINING CARS HIGH BACK SEAT DAY COACHES Northern Pacific-Burlington Through Service Daily to Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis and Southwestern Points. For any information, call on or write, J. O. McMullen, C. P. A., Seattle, Wash.; A. Tinling, G. A., Seattle, Wash, Northern Pacific Railway A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A. Portland, Oregon,