The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATU eae = . : , " | | eon Auden | | MEW ncoRPORATIONS «= LAR MY «OFFICE RS/s{niter,,.fervices tn0, m antl dodo tonert carn, pastor. 11.8 ]Mecarthy, pastor. Servicon at'11 "what Ie Religion? x t Creed '} | o | Lg nday school, m; Ym Word of Lite Op mM, )& m. Hobon 0A, m. | Coren Doing Good, or More (Star Special Service.) ARE N T | h 4 Redeeonr In Quietne ahd = Confidenc Than and All of Thene : ing corporation @apers were filed] ° Winn. aa . oattle adrona hall Hiumination Eran Friends (Quakers) a in the office of the secretary of Perry oe ae Hh, Hain Re thur D, ree econd Meetings held at. Friends’ Mem. th y United Press.) jorvices # p. m5 Sune cho Wen scpratag A F Ve teehee “aan vn ' > fp 4 , Prosbyteriar om i inset Timber Company, of Ray MANILA ; dept 1Captain ributal ' " 1 a oe adie amination and powe Bervices—Bibl hool mond, $100,000, t Cram, Ja | Jam@ Ro Lindsay and Captain | Mb thaw , : m Friteh will speak on! at 10 a. m.; meeting for w hip at cob Siler, F. C. Schoomaker, H. @,| Hen’y, 8 Wygant, both of the 0 bs ; pastor meee SS Ch Science q und Bop. om Schoen ' R 1 ThirtéBoth infantry, have been ar | MCTHONT at 4 The ole h of Christ, Sclentiat} leet of battiestips at navy yare or meeting at ‘ wy ; " . ; ™ at *y des reat r og : a Z uct hb, BON a6 Fear evening subject . Snvvicen at 11 vat Lips at navy yard, ve “ p.m, V ter OG man, 5 man Ngai tay peep bona ~ ton aba phy M lege te in the Parlor t ibject Mealit mes ‘ MeCgrmick, HA. Graham and G_| thelr commanding officer, for en : i " aye on * ‘a fe any particula A { 1966 on the Minnesota! p. Chopin Kaging In a fiat fight aboard the tui ninstor-Brosdway wad Do ol at TL a.m; tenth manifested ar t tra Worcester Fruit Land Company,|4emy ranaport Logan, lying in Mor@er chibed out i. oe ~ lal meeting Wednws f at 8 @eattle during the ow bo particularly of Seattle, $1,000,000, by G. Henry |awarantine at Nariveles, en route | gig, er feel to f or My Adin rooms at 923 Alaska t ye firetly because from 2 to . fs den liom ros evening premram | bullding ° Le x'ot| {etn theremin tone co Jamey A Mae, Win Sam wey | ightte of inte oP —— nternational Bon ealty Co. m though the sch ar creation park ifth ay. north “ht ROADS Im A HY err Spiritualiat, | H fe eve shange of ¢ n Mercer, will be throws opea ' he First United Presbyterian | The Seattle Psychic Boelety will Incorporated js chank: & Moody, Ine, of Monroe, | . 4 eae. Unt the fact that the weekly children’s Sunday A Woon, - ry Fr. & Lumber and ‘shingle rates an | ChUrch--Sixth av, and Seneca st.j meet atAlki hall at 3 p,m, when Brothers’ Famous w afternoon reception, during which “ nounced to take effect November | Reve Wm. Alvin spa 1 D. P| @ lecture on payehic work will be . come tomorrow tow all oh Hn and their escorts will Ria tbinhen Chilamei ¢{} Will only apply to mills now in| Pastor, Babbath services, tt a. m.|siven by Helen Rice Burleigh; con ; see Gays, degtnning Mon: | be privileged to moet at first hand : ag & we A existence or which may bé butlt at/#28d 8 op. om Morning theme, | ference at 7:30 p, m.; elreles form bit of the hundreds of animals whieh will Milles some station shown in the new ten rred Aceount evening “s ‘ pom * eo hows speciatize in| ta part in the pevformances af Be ¥ transcontt 1} tariffs The ratl abite, Hurtful and Helpful irat Spiritual Soclety—Knights Gentry 80 og, pontos, | t 2 and evening Of Boattle, roads rry to publish | Cherry 8t—22d ay, and Cherry; Of Pythias hall, First, near Pike itions bY trained « A. Lyneh and je are in no hurry to ¢ + Jephants, 6 signed A o'clock the five elephants tariff supplements and new lum | Rev, W. A. Stevenson, Ph. D., pas peaker, Ser children with the Ger hows will be I ber or shingle milla esthblished in| tor Sunday school, 9:45 a, m.; m.; elreles, 4:30 p.m m the show grounds at Recrea . . Travels nvest-/toture may have a long wait be | Ms 7 Pmt a, m., "Birn 4| Spiritual Selence church—Rev tion park to the most convenient fag nepeet $10,000, tore through rates are granted |P. mM. “The Doctrine of Free Love | Mary A. Stein, pastor; A. 0. U. W Sea take the ariak Gk the bhueda of ale Taken Villlamson and W, H, & and Spiritual Affinity hall, 1929% First av, Conference, 3 ase they and th xiven thelr weekly bath EDMONDS, Sept. 21.—Working| Olymple Court—Home Station, |p m.; address, & p.m. | t ara the 0 have! This elephantine swimming con alias * for a branch to the electric line be | Green Lake car; H.C. Edgar, pas we thelr part! field features of the Explorer Buse te Sate tween Seattle and tt haw fore. |¢ Services 11 a. m. and 7:30 ».| Miscellaneous. | cece alton and Asor ch invariably at-|) CHRISTIANIA, Sept. 21.—A let- | eq the G. N. to F the round | chool at 10 a, m. Church of God, Biblieal—24th ay without thelr No, 1 4 r very few of ter dated August 23 from Arctic |trip fare between here and Seattle Presbyterian (Coven. |. and Lane at.; Elder J. M. Webb, dave merged sent which is Bx Druce has been found b . ® to 60 anter) Verr Olive; | Pastor, Services at 11 a. m. and 8 ‘ato the preset hh 8 at ; tT the, | fom 7H cents to 60 conte. ; A y mors: aa have by an elephant, Cart Isachem, commander of the tev Slater, mininte Sab. | Pm E ad eeeton the of the big fe v fan = Aractic — exploration bath services at 11 a. nf. and & p.m Free Gospel Minston, Interde a 8 eee yard, now the ompa h indicates that} $ N AY TOPICS | Ballard—Market st. and 17th ‘av,|20minational — 3039 W. 16th wt ign Tom Th vith 2 Pe Druce has not been lost |N. W. Ballard; Rev, Elmer 8. | lterbay. Meetings every Tuesday Who Appears with 2 | mer Mage et P " and | Rese | ea | Thompson . 1 a. m.|Thuraday and Saturday evening at § = Haron ever res Left $3,000,000 Estate. eee ee em | Thanks”; 8 p.m, “The Public Mar. | o'¢lock Sunday afternoon at 3 afters and 3 t NEW YORK, Sept. 21—The will | # | ket Sunday school, 2 p. m.; Rev, C. H s of the barns, of the late R. A. Pinkerton -has|# Notices for the church # | 088, pastor | - eo ee an “ Wednesday and Thursday, the en- been admitted to probate, An/|® column in the Saturday Star # , Episcopal. Progressive Club—8 p. m., Rat Adjoining TWO city parks, new ca e NOV ling WIELD horse Dering pictures of Kagement terminating with. the éatate valued’ at $3,000,000 was|® will not be accepted after 6 #| St. Mark's church, Madison and 1420 Second av The pass through the Addit L CLEARED AND GRUB a os his world actng | Thursday evening performance. left ® o'clock Friday afternoon w | Hroadway; Rev. J.P. D. Liwyd, ree ng of the Times From a Relig BED. Some fruit; 60 and ‘ e unexcelled Pated, s MER R ERR ee mr Mov, Joba Knox Black, D. D. atandpoint om at tilde : ——— priets In charge. Services & and 11 The Theosophical Society, Seat view of Lake W ngton, | d Exposition Gr da qi} ? | Watlard Christian chureb—Wi- (2:30 Bem; Rev, John Knox Black ture by Max Wardall PERIL, SAYS SENATOR BACK FROM KOREA | ver: naira: tev. 4°. Cum. Moe tie’ uiagnes ottne saumany #0 ‘ ‘ THIRD TERM 2 | pastor,” Morning subject, “Our Pow | hime Darien sth ned Tames; | Ball, Br fois tease he rices for a Short Time jad ] | | Soewe ores pee | Rev. HH. Gowen, — NG KOREA GAT | } and " lie [MAKING KOREA GATEWAY To coaiieaitionss 7.80 ad 11 at. 0 Du Jo Manufacturers ae | CHINA AND CARRYING OUT | Plymout hird er | class, 9:30 6. m.; mort cubieul, | vital tehatent 40 tommates 0 . GRAB POLICY WITH UNEXAM. _ Rev, Fr : a Be The Sireighe Gate evening sub-| How to bulld, how to pr how , paw ih & m™m, One ect ie ternal Cit to Insure The f t ie ¢ vit PLED RUTHLESSNESS, a al, 9:45 Om St. Jamew—N. Thirty-eighth and | portance if contemplating buildir Onl 10 Per Cen C sh d $10 P M h are eee ’ ieee ~ all. Sapte wy sm vy tucted by Richard Mar White | NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL FIRE « (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) oven t the Mount: | $< ve ies ot, “Why Do the ASSOCIATION has a department Go out at ONCE t BUYERS always make the ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept, 21.—Unit * mon before the Mountain : ren on —— ie as — most money. Greer Greenlake STATION, Phone ed States Senator Wm. J. Stone, cor Club, with stereopticon views Methodist Classes of construction and to ad Sunda Sos ta | Who has returned trom Korea, has Mr. Fred wotien the soloist, will) Kirkland M. B.—Rev, F. B. Drake,| vise concerning arrangement ema: : ' sing at both services pastor, 11 @ m., services by the | plant and protection st the ber of his | been profoundly impressed with th m—Hroadway and Repub-| pastor: po evening service iinet io Cee | pathetic » # of the 7 Rev. Edward Lincoln 81 The M, KE. Church South—Rev, C the Northwestern is in & poal at ot that country in hande of the pastor. Rervices at 11 F. Reld, D. D., agent of the gen- tion to offer expert advice on the * 7 ee ay i lay acho eral board of missions, will preach second subject—how to protec t th t CAN MAKE IT HOT FOR ite too, the real “yellow am; Y. P. 8 C. KE, 6:48 p. m.: |i Christensen’s hall, Madiece and na artment of Pe: “F nternationa n ea y 0. peril” in the fur east, and it t# not | midweek ing, Thursday, 7:30 Broadway, at 11 @ m. and § p. m. sprinklers to make figures as to Incorporated SPRECKELS jthe peril of the pigtall, but of the Pp. m.; morning subject, “The Unity | sunday actual cost as 4 saving to he effect ely enlightened, ambitious aud of Man”; 6 p. m,, Vespers; subject pea it rg oy readonly alle hg e oe 1009 Am * Ba k B ildi unscrupulous Jap | SENATOR W. J. STON The Student and the Bi Baptist Sulsit Ge Wareeesaen bo cain erican n ulding He has already reached ont for University—Brookiyn av. N.; Rev Tabernacle—Fifteenth ay, N. and ularly well “ pS ay sory een dul ell equipped not only t . (By United Press.) Korea, just as, in ail probability, ho| arbitrary and savage, and it In wu | H.C. Mason, pastor, Services 11 | Harrison st.; John Marvin Dean, | vise but to supply the need Main 1156, Ind. 4048 SAN FRANCIBCO, Sept. 21.—Ru-/ will some day turn co vas eyes | preme. mand § p. m.; Sunday school, | minister’. Church Bible school at Northwestern is the Pacific coas dolph financial backer of | upon the Philippiaes, with a view The purpose of Japan in seizing | 12:15 p. m nior C. BE. 3 p. m.: | 9:30 @ m.; public. worship at 11 resentative of the factory and the has had his | to controlling his side of the world Korea ts to ay printe th « ¥ P. 8 CR, 7 pm; Thursday,|m.; theme, “Hand-Picked Fruit lumber mutuals. Advice on the game pevted for membership in the | absolutely, lording it over China dom for ite own aod to make | 8 Pp. &.; morning subject, “The | evening servic § o'clock; opie, above subjects t r ele 4 Dal . plo, ab} is gratis and @ tele (itm Beeman club, and there ic much |and making every yellow skin in it a gateway for encroachment upon Supreme Message of the Pulpit The Devil's Dictionary , phone call or post card will bring mecaiation as to what will be the | the Orient subservient aud co: b> China. evening, “Unoe arch is Need . fan Danish Howard ay. you the services of a Northwestern & og utory to him. The chinese polley of Japan is). Bdsewater—Whitman ay. and art; Rev, O. M. Kihi, pas. inspector % ‘of the men now under In-| ‘The people of Korea,” says Sen. ’ erritorial and commercial | Kilbourne st.; Rev, Wm. ¢ jtor, § #11 a m. and § p.m. Phones—-Main 1458; Ind. 637. | —o a en ator Stc are © intime rement, and this fey | per a D., pastor Fase ong a . Temy Third and Cedar; Rev 208 Columbia St | thetr lawyers, are idated and subdue ud well may ts, carrying were with aj/= Sec. = ow oe of the club. First on the | the », fo forces whi rules . me 0: VP BOOB TP me hil h t mee €e, Ser the Soros whten. rt in modere | thursday, § p. w.; Rev. H. Edward OrkK W. e others rest. membership is Wm. M. Ab fedicted for the overhead tro! } . Tirey L. Ford, now on {tal and Thornwell Mulaly. alwo in are members, So are Joe defended Sehmitz hia them now is as ruthless as it is cone | That cold, satiated cynicism and the New Yorker's assumptive feel ing of superiority anything that has come out of the West, was " jlargety the cause of the unkind NY BUYS |things said atieut “The Alaskan TIMBER LANDS. | by New York's first-night review ers, in strongly indicated by the BELLINGHAM, Sept. 21 —W. w © [Trial has fast sold 200,000,060 toot highly favorable criticisms the Blethen-Girard colved since it we The Rochester, generally of conservative expres . B.C, for ‘The tract was purchased & Gilkey, timber own. | sion, unite in praise of the work emi men of Everett. | colloborated in by the Seattle me oid the (and repeat the highly compliment to the Rainier Timber com-|ary things said about John Cort's ) Seattle. The price paid by |embellishment in the metropolls Seattle buyers is not known “THE COLISEUM. ‘The Coliseum, which opens a from Monday, will have Seats, which may be innovation in | Enthu Demoer nthusiastic The Democrat The Rochest haps the most ing its review as foll The re of prophecy that those who heard "The at th st night he tic. is pe | | 1WwA in raised Alaskan ile theatrical. Seat opera In referring t the opening week begins next the rausic, th ' n x that it is “at all Seg Pt. 2.—On Octobe Ld Glen grand jury will begin | °! wholesome —— of the ‘eset truat tf roe ® There Ot the combine for %i. ation of | mor The Alaskan’ to make a Seittreat law, and securing its couple af ordinar al come " o for a Cohan b : « if Husband wha ek t CITY, Ore, Se ¢ < tod Th t . f Th Ala a t hed with In at wig tare War Fight The Rochester He ‘ ASHINGTON, Stock Advances it destroyers. | aeporer Con 6 ts ‘ Bipeed of 29 knot : mete oeyanens by a t oo For the benefit of ‘ Depositors who can not come to the bank during the day The Savings Department will be open from 5 P. M. until 8 P. M. tonight tite New accounts invited 4 per cent interest allowed TITLE TRUST COMPANY 2nd Avenue and Columbia Street MUCH PRAISE FOR times Mills. a former pastor, will preach nday Lake—Near Oak Lake Rev. F. W. Griffiths, pas Sunday sehool; Mrs superintendent; 3 p. on by pastor at. and Pipe line Olivet Rev. Myrie A. Frost, pastor, 16 Sunday school; 7:30 p. m. p and sermo: ' Fast spect st. and 1” pm school; Jas. P, sone and sermon onting on the freshness and |G Weter by supt Rev. © ny novelty of the opera, states; “The| Beacon Hill—Near Beacon Hill| hook Is not especialy brilliant, has | school. Services 11 a m.; Sunday | originality and contains humor,” | school, 12 1 P. 8. C. BE, 7:15} and again Mr. Biethen’s lyrics p. m.; Thomas P. Revolle will epeak | are fairly clever.” Unanimous with | at 11 a. m | papers wher in praising Mr,| West Seattle—Grand av. and rd’s music, It states: “There | Cedar at; Rev. C. Telford Erick @iaelitz about | wees een RG od be bes vo Your Eastern Friends The, R ae. eae May come west on the Special One aren anny © e ue number) Way colonist rates offered by the that deserves popularity jorves ; Oregon R. KR. & Nay. Co. during The vocalization of Girard 18| geptember and October from Chi highly praised, although one critic | cago $33.00; St. Louis, $30.00 mclata aritone volee for &) Omaha, Kansas City and Missourl — singularly enough, Ed-| River Points, $25.00. Tell them or give me their add taken at the Un 608 First av., E. *. Deposits Ticket Office, | lis, Gen. Agt wee who sings the in referre and a ten » of Teddy Totem Son baritone vn ce... || Union Methodist final gment ‘ EVANGELISTS HERE. Revival Hart and Arthur 8 in the tienes otee's? A BIG TABERNACLE mduct , Union and Fifth id t 2 f¢ € Fach afternoon at 3 o'clock f h n during the Kach evening at 0 o'clock .- dnvestments, .... ll Hart = Magann | 1 gy yr ter ARE THE EVANGELISTS Don’t Wait Until you have a large sum to start a Savings Account Begin with any amount from $1.00 up, and it will give you real satisfaction to add to it frequently and watch it grow. 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