The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1908, Page 5

EVEN LIBERTY GONE FOR HUMBLE, PRETTY GIRL, ttle Star's Exclusive S¢xyice.) ERLIN, Jan. 4.—Love ex some tremendous, penaltios visited the it upon Count | wa Sraamus Erbach, selon of Fraitls Brasr gue of Germanys disttapeisded fete “ f an annual tn eee oth 00 0,000, of all that un wealth i noble birth of oft hope of succession to the title and @ of his ith ‘even, and forced hing gato a fa a madhou pecan: nown several wnt was infat cher, pretty » washerwouumn father's estates, there Was muation in his family and a belongs to one of the § houses, of the royal oe etapa the right to from the at yal house, In th» ad of the ftaimil {a deste wert bin ap abandowed bis mad in } fw wri, Bee parents sores ecm te (Bale Oy tiem to Chu euvey, Keowlng “nay O10: ee CHM hve le ped with bin es Get. como! Gee Free funetiey and ® iemdos, wheres Uwy were q@urnt's father Usumedtateiy @ fmily comnetl, and it war | Seton that unless the marriage list the count shomid be and regurded as an out Miwvihee the count Was his homeymgon tn Parts of tande forced him wn to Germany. Only recent he Was seised at Praskfort op aud inearcerated in ¢ mad SUNDAY TOPICS eeeeeeeeeeere Nutiows far the church cob ume in the Saturday Star wit! Snot be ancepted after 5 o clock contain steerer eeeeeee aeeteeen 7 + * * * Piymoith—Taed and Caiversity Francs J. Van Hore, DD Services Tl a. m and § p First Things evening, “Whe @ Before the Regin h lam. and Se mi; Ma m, “Greater Things OR m, communion and reoaptian oe ‘University——Brooktyn av north Rev. H_€. Mason, pastor Services SM & mand § pm: morning COMmABion and reception of mem- ders; evening, “Strange Paths Biigewater—Whitman av, wm © 3p m. morning sub *On the Threshok'”: evening, “To Merrow, a Prophecy.” Prospect Kast Prospect at Rh ay. worth 7:39 p.m sng: “A New Years Greet Dy, pastor, Services near Kar 10:45 a t and even Coumtie—Rev. Baw. D. Weage PeMer, Services 11 om. and t:38 BM: morning, “The Choreh at QUEEN HELENA OF ITAL (Beattie Star Exciusive Service.) ROME, be 30.—Thronghout Maly her fondness for children has Wea for Queen Helena the affec Wonate title of “Th Chi r Qiten.” Her liberal contributions the orphanages, her encourage t of entertainments fo the Nr F end ee) — ' ERBDACH. homes brhin reintives. Mie maw riage bud been dechued oul! and rad Withie o forteiyht = tribunal comprixing Prince Stof berg Werni «erode, Prtace Hernan Schownburg Welton amd Count Soden Laubach, ommedinte reimuves of the count, formunity deprived hime of ali Nekte of amecumion to Ur» omtaiied Cumtly estates and awarded the mir covtlon to Cummt Arthur Ertach, ren cone io weds oF Coat Br NOBLE'S SUPREME SACRIFICE FOR LOVE; TITLE, RICHES AND |: Jatin, CouNTESS ERRach in HER PEASARNT'S passe, Ane COUNT Dutomting to 4 med! s'imed honae, the coast comet appeal to an or @ivary eoart being abeotute He matt accept dis lets of Ihherttance without bope of regain tea his right to the amcoemtion Thy family fortune is esti area Peta 009,000, and inctudes four vast a | we ooter the will of (he tamily tates, with castios an each, magnificent rosidences Munich and Vienna, evening, “The New| Deep” eventing, “The Vision of | Catiforsia sorthward te ated at $0, and ia Berlin, | pam 7 i) The ay ' A. Karma \ wun Hivet ping teoture, #, at hall 7. Lat bor temple: subject, “Relncarna ton ROMANCE AROUND YOUNG ROOSEVELT (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, D, ©. Jan. 4 All the very young set of We ton ts gossiping about th attention being paid by preatdent Roonevelt, a f the pretty Hittle ee le Colvin, who parently has won him from hi and boy friends. It is known that mar Quentin to Christmas =p nt —Dbut the same, none of their friend w what It was ‘Quentin ta one of m ve n friends,” sald the petite Mi < And then with just a trace of « quet*¥ in her big, inagoent eye Tet he's not the only one ROBBED BOTELS It Is believed by the podice (hat Boys are responaible for the eum crows hotel bergiartes which for | the peat (we weete bave pamled the doper(tret, Room» bere been tered, cblefly through Bs tran somes, a0 Weertur apparel oul! canes and Eniek kaseko stoten. Detective Adium and Clack tnet i o threw boys, Who adnsttved thet they ente Mre. Purker's apartineste in (Be Gt. Prapces hotel, 816 Unter |, New Your's eve, Throngh thin | cle (be police coxpeet te reach the }eBtire gum; of amnxtenrs who have | been @ terror to a tumber of the | Apartment hotels. NORTHWEST One of the most travel through the that has ever been the comptied by Olin and published by Northera Pucifie Ratlway com Diustrated with beamw tinted photographs, north west | Northwest,” | fulty ‘| pamphiet deals with the trip from Journey Ged.” Mother: Pereh—Beventh ond Rev.| Green Lake M. Bade at. and tot onth cad Gs Bee.) ., ne. : BL. Benedict, poster. M. A. Matthews, pastor, Subject St) Goios it am. and 1:80 pm 1a m, “The Pewer of Gad"; evem- owning topic, “The Nature of Banc fag, “Ome CH heen fication”: evening, “Meceesity of Cherry st ad av. an@ Cherty; | Sanctification”; P. P. Bithors, of Rev. W. A. Stovewson, Fh D, pas | Chicagu, will ined the singtng tor, Il & m@. commenton, kagthean| University M £.—J Mf Canse, of imtants and reception of mam. | Peter, 2 a m. “Cur Heart's De bere; 7:80, “The New Year and Its) Gre’; 88 p m. “Thy Kingdom perp Haven M. &~ Howard ond Jona W. ©. Benadem, pastor ilem Baprat. The Comforter”; 1:50 p m. “What Tomplo—Third and Cedar: George | ‘Think Yo af Christ” Robert Cairns paster. Gervices it & m and 1:50 p m.; evening topte Do You Regard the Modern Places of ‘Amusement’ In and About Our City as Helpful or Harmtut™ Tabernacte—i6th av. nerth and Harrison. Jahn Marvin Dean, minis ii a. m. “The Four Powors of 120 p m. “My Last Theater with pretude on “The Alne- ter ton Tieket, kan Green Lake — Morning Lord's Supper”; svening, “T Children to Berwe the Lord.” “The ‘teins Immantet—Maio and Sth av south: Rew. W. G@, Jones, paster Eveotng sermon, “Break Op Your! Fellow Ground,” by Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter Norwegian - Daniah Morning. Prom Strength to Strength”. oven eg sermon by Cart Larson, of Bw ott Pieet man, D Introd new pe We Church—Rev. BL. Whit D. Ld. D. whtt detiver the ory sermons beginning his torate Mastrona hall; Rew pastor, 4 p About the ent he Arthur D. Carpenter, m. “A Good Question New Year.” Christian. and East Otive n, pastor, Serv ym; more- Firet- Hraadwn y a L. Chaper oe tia m and 7 img tote “Laoets Von ee GREAT LOVE OF ‘CHILDREN - ADORATION OF SUBJECTS Y AND HER CHILDREN. in all that pertains to the welfare of children, added to her own model motherhood, have endeared hor beyond all expectation to the people of her adopted country The is to her children and on pleasant days rides with them in the palace grounds the little ones being mounted upon he Shetland p Out fate the | Mires Quew Anne ME Fifth av west t pastor w P and Waters worvice oonw Row Bort ow morning With u Our Hyomns” ® Trimity Mf. M. Gowen, pastor | Rev 0 a way; sr | fh the Law of Churtet.” day Laatty if reon ita | Wihitee Marton and Parton " Iorn ing. tampie: (Yar baat Star St. Stephen's tare Episcopal. Morning prayer, t The City af God Mark & Rev 1 P a Garfield ana| Themes & Sit a ‘Through | Pulton to Prancis J nd 7 pastor's topte. ch and James Services 2 On “The Clreumctaion of ‘The ding ‘Went Sind ot. Bat eveaing prayer and sermon by Rew. J. A. at Chair Madmen and Broad- D. 1. K. Baek, priest Serviess 11 mrorping tomte. Prterde ev onite Prin. Loyalty James Fromont paator * Churen 18th and Martes. |¢: "] ona £90 @ on in to N Na Cathotie. Cathedral 7, Sand Sa m m ot tm * wm _ ood Hatp niay mm: * at 7:80 p mane at h'® The Bupres Liwyd recter, in charge. the Porare Established Oeth #¢. and Stone Tichard Manafictd “Rear Yo Another's Burden and So Pul- Ninth and ae dally at $4 m: Sue high mass pore, $m ulate Comneption cmnme daily at Sunday at 6 7 high mane at 10:80 Fitth and Jef- 7, Sand @ team ves 18th and E Aloha. Mase daily at 6:50 and #20 @ m; Sunday, 7 20 and 9a. m; high mass, fi a. m.; Vespers, 1:20 p. m. Christian Science. Firat Church of Chetat, Sctentiat $12 6th ay, Services 11 a m. and & Pp. mi mubject, “Ged”; reading room, $23 Alaska building Second Charch of Christ, Bote |-2011 W. 58th st, Batiard 132 a om: mui God room in church building. Lutheran. race terman) — Georgetown Bervie 4 in Presbyterian hurch. Sp av; Rew pastor. Services 2 Brattio jand cast over the Northern Pacifte | Minnesota. The story of the | book might he read through before the faet that ft ts @ railroad adver. | tisement beeame evident, and the whote work is an artistic success FULTON GOES (By United Press) PORTLANY, Ore, Jan 4 Oregonian prints an open letter ad dremed by United States Se: Honey upon him ether to deny bis re. wonaibitity for the Insinuations al joged to have boon made by Heney in eritictam of Fulton's official acts, | ement of or t© make « public at the alleged facta on whieh the ac cusations are based PRETTY COSTUME Amethyst cloth comprises striking one-piece costun yoke and parrow front breadths are of heavy filet lace and the bandings are embroidered in a key design in soutache of amethyst and | silver | & wide moff of caracul has line of ermine tails at the bott SENGATION PROMISED Eminan (By United Pr ) Anne i pastor HAM, Jan, 4.—Develop | Marning serst “A Univereat ts in the Roper murder of vay Ove Seve # @ seneetional nature n be divulz Sinestianases, ed soon, an it is learned from good ‘a jauthority that the sheriff has evi Fay! dy —~ Lac-poe dence that will 4 to the arr corte ey § = of the third man in the heinous ig The Theosophical Heattio | Murder case. lodge 142 md 8p! lecture nleot. “Pr ai Pay Mille Wil! Start Monday rhow J. Duensni BELLINGHAM, Jan. 4-—¥ u vol f Niumination gan hail, | Wood, general manager of the E te butiding, 4 p.m. Wm. Kelly! Wood Lumber company, an Pr See oe Zee ee Coens | neon that the big local plant of Beattle Pay Alict hall . - feey pene ain ¢ Wirat Diy lumbia ¢ » Rice Bur al Fount p.m rch—Oo “y and tor; 1 ly Agnes R. MoCarthy topic, “Master » mpany will resume operations wext Monday, Mr. Wood states that there will be no effort to lower the THINK BOYS BAVE “’. BOOKLET OUT ON beautiful book; fanned te Storied! p! the AFTER HENEY tor calling | BY LONNE 6TEVENS. io smoke cled , head in rings and he gased at a vuNngh of violets on hin tate, “Vio éortain ed stunning as we walked down Michigan ave. th in How lovely her hair look ed playing around her faee, and he wore fairly dancing with delight—now | wonder if ’ With hee Red anythir v t ay that the kindling of love ' p! @aant—but how long wil it nf Pabaw! what nonwe I'm th 1 certainly would not ' elf with matrimonial fet te natter how rosy they look There ta a distinct retlef in wit Ung oxes@it calmly down, with a 1 pte aad a pint of eomething nol (ao fr awe nd ponder over the worries a one's mar | brethren, The narrow ¢ Gomepite fealty and duty the sprite of dae truly great Fiote @ ent all other Tht Retae @9 the game er mre whem ot ls im om the olen Ree nfines chafe oan’ be @are gho hal At | moked thio her Lonerwnt ee (hi mnreieg | Col (hat | comtd rend ber thous bo Gs yiain 06 day, aithouygh une @en't (nteod me to-for they Were of me i'w glad | bowtht thene vate they remind me of her een, and it's tice | have them here t look at it's curious what @ held Nowers can take on one sometinmen Vislet never naticed them as we passed the florists, or she woulda't have intimated t tthe bowed hur hamesake, as she calls them, She said she was glad | wan coming spring, a uhe could get Into the (@ece creme “oeecerom oe ees SAY, MR. GROUCH! LOOK IRWIN CLEGG. Are you a @roweh? Look at the two children in this ploture and quit growling Throw off the sack of imaginary troubles that burden your shoulders | and cheer up These smiling little oves greater life loads to bear than you, but ho could read it in thelr | faces? So, what's the matter with you’ Smile! Laugh! |. Chuckle a bit if you ean't do any ter Take @ lesson from the faces of these two unforta help the old merry nates and with them world to be lighter hearted and better The influence of one smile on your face may go through th jn at that little girl on She ie Shirley Kade, an with no remembrance of the right orphan, SAYS BLAKE ISLAND IS The Miake island as a site suinn sporal that the city for an r ple pur petape tnyfation ound and hospital and vie pleasure resort is ngt { comeibility ‘ tieable, on aecount of inac of the of the Trimble, one this and on account comparatively high value said W the owners of morning The island has no protected ha and for days at a time during rmy season of the year can be approached by boats This is sufficient to the an impracticable one. In @ suitable site for an ital it wou be nec island to readily t every day in the B the property ot island the ste not cheme er to the account the high value of the property com prising the island On account of fact that it fs an island and on acoount of the lay of the land the perty fs worth more than double reason why is on plan f Another is impracticable "REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR UNFORTUNATES AND CHEER UP! NOT PRACTICABLE ee to pleb ” them, that they were pa { her very existence, and if whe ‘er reall m whe Hdnt t she « « be une t desirable ones didn't oare to be od (here she gave me h a valve look that my heart thumped) —she would expect h slwa bring her violets, not just once, but every day But 1, ‘the peice ts very ' a mew never che she answered, ‘ar ou, for price if you Teved the woman. io | went back to the floriat aft er ahe b léft me and mht thene flowe and told him | uld want me every day, | shall enjoy giv ing them to her this evenin and I hope that cad, Porki won't b th Real that fellow can't that he ten t ted. Now Perkins} would neve think of bringing her violets, He just hangs around takes up her thn 1 wish 1 sure of ne weing him again Helg Something is wrong with we toniglt. Maybe | ought to! ohange my diet I'll just take, the Mowers over and watch litte trie face non if sw in as muck me on | Mii baysem in wove who can wll what wi | T only made a vhort cal. She | vas Wearing « atingy dune’ of vir! qperinien: lote which | did pot wud ber She, PIRAGT PORTRAIT FOR WHICH pet mine om (be mur Just (bee POSED. THIG PHOTOGRA H al nlooy of & Pertins came More DON, WHERE IT WAS TAKEN © Violeta She buried ber face in bis MIG FATHER aANo dade vo floral offering, then ehanged the faded ones for them Perkins amsumed an air of pro- ctorwhip that made me tired. AT THESE SMILING (By Unite Press.) NEW YORK, Jan. 4 — When Stan. | ford White first found Eveiyn New bit in the chorus of “Floradora” aod designed her ruin, she was an unac | complished child, lacking educa tion. He sent her to Pamlico, a | fashionable school for young wom a Pompton Lake, N. J To that very fact is due the pett- | ton in bankruptey filed recently by It was at this school Evelyn Nes- bit was operated on for appendicitis, and there that she was visited by Jack” Barrymore, the actor. it was there she wrote the famous diary which figured so prominentiy in the trial of Harry Thaw for | the murder of Stanford White. It |} Was from this school she was stolen away by Harry Thaw, just prior to their famous jaunt through Europe. All this came out at the trial Loans and discounts . .. Local improvement bonds .... State and King coupy warrants Accrued taterest (net). . eas Stocks and bonds Real estate Porutture and Fixtures Safe deposi equipment SHIRLEY KADE. [her parents. Suffering from spinal trouble she site all y ineased in |@ plaster cast and ts comtent to lav ish ber affections upon a freak rag doll. Happy? Look at her! In a year and a half she hden't had a vistter the physicians say she cannot live to grow up. Yet every day brings its new joys Irwin Clegg, aged 11, ts a hope less cripple, but you would never guess ft from his stm His moth is dead, his only friends are the hospital attendants. One leg is three inches shorter than the other Cash due from banks . Clea house certificates .. Capital paid in .., | Undivided profits Due clearing house Demand deposits Savings and time deposits. but for all that the future looks 2 , d good to him; some day he is to I, J. V. A. Smith, cashier of ¢ be a man knowledge and belief These m are just two December 31, 1967 among cheerful but sick and crippled children in the sweet FIRST PICTURE OF HIS | THE BABY, A KING SOME DAY | Mrs. Mathilda Reatrice DeMile. owner of the school which once! made her wealthy LIABILITIES. KING ALFONGO'S BABY BOY A® JUST ARRIVED FROM LON- URING THE RECENT ViGiT OF ENGLAND. 2 THAW TRIAL RUINED GIRLS’ SCHOOL Poorer FET notoriety of i all Silee the eebool and dro Mre leMiin inte bankruptey. Weslthy patra when they discovered (hetr dau tors bad been associated with the artist's model 4 chores git, = mediately withdrew them from the school VESUVIUS IS ACTIVE og United Press. NAPI Jan. 4 Mount Vesa ‘vine, after @ month or more com- parative quiet, has again resumed activity. A buge columo of flame and smoke i# rising form the fix sures at the summit of the crater - Ss | BH. Coe has been appointed Washington Fire agent in Dayton, Ohio, Washington Fire Insurance Co. hes! STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co. AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS DEC. 31ST, 1907. RESOURCES. $ S79.427 83,439 90,906 . 10,118 4.800 2.072. 19,500 14,608. sesesese 312,617 $1,117,488. $ 70.000 21,034. Nit 8s 8) vi ebae tas ba 483,726.78— 1,026,455 $1, 117,489 85 he above named bank, solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is correct to the best of my J. V. A. SMITH, Cashier. ext charitable institution of the great Protestant Episcopal ehurch of America, the hospital for chil dren at Mt. Auburn, O. A Bottle for New Year’s that you will be sure to appre ciate is a bottle of P. & P. 8. B. Co.'s sarseparitia, ginger ale or iren brew. These goods are pure, wholesome and right flavored. They make healthful and pal- atable beverages all the year round your order now. All goods bear our special label. P. & P. 8. BO) T. Phones 927. Leave Ne co, the value of an equal area of land} on Vashon island, which would be equally suitable for the city’s pur poses. For this reason alone ft would be much me advisable for the eity to The portion of Blake ed by y price. me is not More to enter not care for sale of it the city for purehase @ tract of waterfront on Vashon island. island own the the reason that all efforts to sell real estate to the city are b nate a by many thoughtless persons grafting schemes, reardiess of the | on the market at! than this, | would into aegotiations to price asked for the property or the! necessity the city has for it | I belfeve the proposal that a site socured on other side of und for an isolation hospital | | lent one, but it would be | | city to purchase of property on Bate-| i] better r th cheaper pie bridge or Vashon isiands than to| seoure Blake island, even if it could be had at @ reasonable price , | Turkish baths, ander Grand thea, ter aaa : Victor Il $30.00 Other Victors $10 to $100. Terma so easy that you'll never miss the money. Bet ter select one Sherman, Clay & Co. 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