The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1908, Page 5

_ There tor Helleving That a Dio Ugpenitant May Be Poture Lie Pe ting for the Great Manitew 4 rm Aiepiion's—W. Gand new th «@nN wo Rk Jom A, mt " Chale tur, Mornt o ing veaper, 1 o The qgeores of Grywih eventing * pressed, Neptune and praye 10, "Zhe Iteturn of th weirdly Prodtqut O 9 ae oftidire Mt. Jumen-—-N. 38th and Stone e Q eg ot Cult Manafiela White: tf a mm, “Jelim ~) ¢ 7 Through Fierce ¥ the Raptist Came, Neither We ee ei : S(O) AD ar as ° ¢ Seite ‘ona sf Hread Drinking Wine, and ¥ . ~~ Hwy Dy Hath a Devil Lutheran ; . By NORMAN FB SE Holy ‘Trinity. OF ond 1 . 4 . “ * - wt i n ' vl ! a Corresponds New am OT a, T4 , with A Evans \™ The 1 all SMTi rng _ | er We have in our safe, in a sealed and witnessed Mheard | lt Ja Cathodrat-—Ning envelope, the last line of the “Limerick” which ‘ te ny A 4 i £ arto i appearsbelow. The line has six words and ends in om ite nigh Ay Migs one rhyming with “ale.” We will give a half-pound So wee Fn toni te Conceptien ‘ Ghirardelli’s Cocoa can full of silver dollars (93) to . me en vet a3 an.) Sunday at ' f the person who correctly supplies the missing line. ’ and 8:30 a, m.; Nigly ma 10:20 - One person may send as many solutions as they, wish, there ie no limit. Th “sap : h erpern at >p { correct anewer may be sent in any form, : Ms of Good He th and Jet A but we prefer that it be written upon the co en Ne ' y mm * and i beck of @ label taken from any size can of 4 sickly young student at Yale “AbOY, aS nee : om. ame at Tt aw *9 - ? Chi Wa Cocen, Answers must be Tried to strengthen hi M upon ale, jane, Cou rey pore > a mailed on of before March 15, plainly ad. Bute wise “College Widow,” ae _— wit 2 “14th and i. Aloha : m dressed to GHIRARDELLI'S CONTEST DE. 5#i4. “Cut it out, Kiddo, » < , Mass daily at 6:40 and $:30 4. sKARIMENT. 20 MONTGOMERY STREET ae , 10 ‘ ANCISCO, Here's the “Limerick” ag bea a la a % jollgpong : ggg . NEPTUNESAND His COURT PHOTOGRAPHED ON THE GEORGIA SPECIALLY FOR THIS NEWS a ‘ phon isan an Vireinia, | the PAPER BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT RO ee es ' e ¥ the other = S " name, 10 4 Neptune ‘ - x ant " om ee the par of & y officer and many hundred who had fof a0 p. edietion wp sitar ‘Whe Rid Get cerceeed teens been 0 had never an , Iward Lincoln Smith, DP. FP neg Bo Me equator. After a couple |D, pastor, Rev. Sidney Strong, D. Christian Boience < e Davy stood the ¢ ot hours of the sport, Neptune iy |D. acting pastor, 1 a m., “A| First Charet: of Christ, Belentiat-— | 4 yan Dewy 4 the doctor sued @ royal proclamation that all | Christian Nation”; 7:30 p,m, “Gen 6th ay iam. a age tboe husky man, armed with the ship's crew were now true sau-|“M#tes ©. Gordon.” . mul"; reading . . with feat et. tipped at the ends ors, and accepted subjects of his do ona a building (Less Than a Cent a Cup) h Teather, WIth this ke walloped main byterian ond Church of Christ. Scientint ». the vietim ever the head, one o Max ti ‘h Virst-—Seventh ss 2011 W. Gath ot. Ballard, Bervices e ny officers went through with venth and Spring; Rev | d * . f mes, according to the "pon the sailors, partly because by 80 M.A. Matthews eatin, [Lk mes mubaect, “out”; reading s made with scrupulous, conscientious care and y" of the novit The Met\fae ther papeiarines tharsesten reiveness Mette Judy. [foom in church building } was next given pL” This wonderfull th individual s ment’, evening anoe an d f shi ed 4 ea J es art was a jod oF . enderfully adividually Bhd | Kner mn ] | ° Fer many ays preve ad a Job . a w — d aud red as a class, with the me nd tly Soath Park Bray Pp Moho f« adie 411, 1408 ol ‘ashion attention to c nin ’ purity, Bae « peppe ine candidates held it because it is an experience that 1 rian ¢ , . PR nvr on SS re ~ i yy | Cmrefully their mouths, awaiting Y © that no. vices cor mm De cond Mra Minnie Jennings 5 i sia 0 aretull we here mngs Ahad ge grag igen Hoya fe a “ll Dud. | Pecoms polar ness ua pote ne chance to «pit it out having a chance to undergo, would SM2fH® 1 & m.. “The Suppticants”, |P m., “Bouts 8 oe q ity. No ocoa at any price i won nddrensed opened aniniast neil eae anornin: an) Phorey me—234 and Cherry: Mev. |Aehon Mi Metarthy, pastor. 11's| id 7? ‘ea > answer, ft was imme signs and eight out o mt ot ‘nea aetee AS “pnescaalie-tus sells d i 2 ok ite, a re eee ee Oe ont St. 18 Tate Poul and Asrip et Theosophy-—1420 Kecond av, § p.| an recommends it. Reali ng with four and mo- the United Prose correspondent. t WeettninalecEnanene”™ ix wean a et oe tin yo duced Waxes. | wisely kept his mouth the infinite and unconfined joy of [MMA Rev. J. M. Wilton. paste rituallat-—1420 Second ay. Lec fe Old Neptune (omorro% ba brush Was merely «lath the satlermen, who regarded him, as Morning The Gitt of ture by Helen Rice Burloigh. 3 p. m.. | ed over his face, and thrust into the only civiilan aboard, as one tone” wee: Wt T The Realtaatign of Perfect Peace”; | _ wned DMS eyes, nose and ears whom especial attention should be; Nellore 0 p. m."Mind Over Matter | and clear | . The how grabbed the vie shown fallard—Market and Ith ay, N Volunteers of America—Rey, E , aoa iat aie os Beste i RL NS Ao w 4 M ring Rev. Dr. McDonald & Sutten will preach on “Divin lay afternoon by Mra V te AN who are in- mm. - ns Will preach, ¢@ service under | Heeling.” at 3 p.m. in the V. of A and Mrs. Trumbel The affair was pe aa wor it was due to do we . the auspices » Miastonary |Hall 118 3-2 Hecond ave. south 44 valentine whist par Decora ne ae ane yr de goon ae breakfast way ove mocloty - Me of Uh tof k ‘ + an oer Sea proeasion on | (ORDERS INVESTIGATION wow. pecatity sareted ont. throngs se ipeted to the main ceck from its Christian, } at the n roow ‘ sca tg on the ber Kast Olive (By United Press.) it. Andrew’ t dr Fhe Opal Dancing b will give oc". i md © os 2 ToKId, Feb Responding to IS His ao ee ip Gatears, ir annual mask ball Thursday qs solemnly aft to wh p 30 p, m,, | ‘he protests following the detention ladies of Bt eo Ragen Sor Sood awaiting his die & Business Of Japanese immigrants at Vietoria a Churehe, Dinner : nee | ‘emen's Ball, = S erage ad ites ba e annual Washington dinner : st Tuesda ening the fee Father Neptune, in structed Mortkawa, the Japanese by the ladies of the First! seiey Alle w eae» ORE nen" of Engine Company No. 1, wea) 0 Be consul at Vancouver, to investiga Feb. 1h. in the churen Y@lentine party Inst night, @t her ps Bow gh ower rier ee race! a the complainta made tn the British | parlors home, 202 29th ay i cuindion Bot ho a a ters oll possession and forward a report Church Reception. Weddings. lby the 200 fe sred- Wig and a ehirewa: There in Your on the altuatton asinine Young Women's and Young ae. A te Bape of the First! ent wens os neg mt Poe ple te of the First Preubye {Christian church, solemnized the ent m dancing fut- pw Ag that. bafth o So Many U S Navy Yard reh will Hold a reception | ert of Ming Alice V Ardsell, | nished amusement for fore part There was bis daughter, l"Tabereacke-t0th av. 0. and Mes « De in the church parlors Feb, 21 } oe ston, D, C.. t William |of the evening, followed by a host a Wiese. chor anives rion Renrehe Siete. none Take a trip on the Sound and Sunday Schoo! Reception. a Pence Dae Sraeees. Ot. tis f good things to cat, after which, b Bg Ton bemiet jit @ m. Hatante Power | visit the U. @ navy yard, seo the | Mra. Quiniin’s Sunday school class! Donny Hamuel Wingate, 1414 through the kindness of D. G. In- 4 . > © At Treatment-—How tol Battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and “!!! # ar n Wednesday ba 4 verarity, manager of th leeun cs tee barke be . , ,- 7 Miss Marian Dexter, of 4 Mr. P oc age ot afternoon, Feb. in the parlors |», an r. Pyncheon, stage manager, ; There , Nebraska, the cruisers Buffalo and ; Bluffs, was married Thursd fs iS maior domo, balf a doen Piret-—Gervices conducted | 7 - f the First Preabyterian church. | “ oa . Edward Roesch and Kaufman Brow. hae ead 8 ~ Temple de Hi 4 im off the training ship Philadelphia, the Mr. Fred M Well, of Whitelgave a delight entertainment 4 x a Slee eet, Bagiewe a mammoth dry docks, torpedo boats Church Concert Blaffs. The marriage was perform. | consisting singing and camedy Par” whose 6 i vn pat pitman. pas \and prison ship Nipsie. Boats leave 1,0 yey mene, Sonmentey, of in riots of the 7 sketches 4 ne Ly ree he men's quart yrus and or- | hur Rev. Herbert jowen pw To the Glory of prod — ee 5 mes hesira, wil given Sunday after-|D. D., offic fa hg decades ee Personal. : sp i ily. Round trip, So, SMP nthe auditorium of] ‘Mise Irene Rayburn and Dr. Don-| | Mr and Mra, A. C. Woods with . piiingurne #t. near Fre he Proabyterian chureh ald Blogett Lyon re married |their daughter, have n apart- a ov mee Cairns, pm Club Meetin Thursday by the B Herbert H.| ™ent* at the Hotel Coronady, ae ton. iam pm, “Kven The Caleidh club meets Tues Gowen, D. D. in the church lors mado Beach, Calif ogeodiy on Oia ae Feb. 18, at the home of Mra John P. | Both young people are residents of United Artisans’ Ball. ‘ ; jevard: Re allace, 161 28th ay at the The Queen City é : ar “" “> sey “the Need of Bi Sons hae - At the Lincoln Motel. Mrs. Louise Bean, of Bellingham, oa" Artionne®h d $ ineet ciigh tte Ria were two howe ate Gee hate ie ee An informal dancing party was|Will be the matron of honor at the |leap year ball Thursday evening. as a3 inch s ‘ slider ak given by the guests of the Lincotn jee ing of Pe ant Mins Feb. 13, in the Odd Fellows’ temple. Water was about two fect deo . ' { - Waham, to Mr, Karl Jamison 4 Waat ‘ ies thelr friends Thurs s Ja F mt. Red streamers, intertwin- the Ge the ao Fag ion me bolt Bey evenin the email banquet hal $3. Mice Mackintosh © The |ed with ivy and terminating In huge ‘the maindeck, © wm. “Phe Rock on Which the Churer the Lincotn, gsi ihnegen & me honor. ‘ollowing red hearts, made effective decora- Were growed Ne and In Buit.” Bridge Club. | eoepttom Wit Be held of the Nome BO te we ee ae of Me party except me | South Geettio-Mainter, near The Friday Night Bridge f tke bride Satents. baemen aumetate he eeroen prone Where they stood to ank jby Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, “An “ Alki and Amanda Malvina Kyes cf! entered into the # the occa- A canvas chute Goaped v atte Sosiate Seattle wore married by M. A.lston and made Ita success, Mes. yg ne n giv we " P " . . Teale of the ship % send on and bth tee cope ny wi give «| Matthe D. D., of the First Pres-| Wilson presided at punch bowl! an, mere of the. ste ay. Ne DB Els, pastor hanquet, followed | by @ program, | byterian ‘church, February 13, in |The committee In charge consisted . n ih m.. “Constancy of Prayer ueeday evening, March 17, in the|the manne > agg vom Pg Sager to get thromgh wirh cod oe The Biood of the Pas lor your convenience we Lincoin hotet M. A. Matthews, D. D.. united in Sonatioy and Mr Ne eae , a aide i . pre epen every Saturday Tuesday Bridge Club. marriage, February 11, at the * Hamble —Phalon'« halls TB evening from six to eight to Mrs. C. Brown, of the San Marco, | church manae the First Pres-| Sotenat ihe oe “4 tae receive savings depesite. wil) entertain the Tuesday Bridge | byterian church, Charles Dickerson Examination for mail carriers for santione) Refers reay.” by vo club Feb. 18 jand Nettie Olson, both of Bea Wenatchee will be held March 14 eet. Se » om, “How We Menday Bridge Ciub. | Frances Hazel Woods were marr § Ww - You can open a savings ac The Monday Bridge club wilt meet | George | Edward = Adams ane prowater, Wah. i (have. 8 Maa ee it Mackintosh at|ebraary 11 in the pariors of the|national bauk, with @ capital of Methodint. count with us for one dollar § Monday with Miss Mackintosh, 8) iirst Presbyterian church. M. A . | Univeraity M. B—Bast 4te4 ot or more——and be assured of ke ot Gome Aue We Matthews, D. D, performed the 000, THE FUN IN THE DECK TANK “CROSSING THE LINE” ON THE *°¢ Hrooklyn ay. J. M. Canse, pax the same courteous treat ree b+ peared btwrd tg | Ceremony a a iihdidihidinaieiiandeniaiiiaimaml tor, 11 am. "The Six Sides of a @ Ment accorded our larger de “Saget Ps oe c 1 of Jewish . of day in the Washington Annex jouncil of Jewish Women. (30 Days Onl Chete io nces Wil ea Ms # GEOR Gta. — 457 Net m Pres ve. Wie positors. ‘olk Sbnge" will be the te As S ounct! of Jewish We nen wil bs — . } wit of the Ubristian musical discussion oe Sane ene ae : | Lite pureday Mare tim and made « couple of passee @t| Admiral Emory and Capt. Me| Gwen Anne M. KGertieid and START SAVING NOW AND PT ns ig — ay“ val iy Society Crowns n c ith. wooden razor abost Crea, with other officers, watched | Fift) av. W.: Rev. Thomas FE. El WATCH IT GROW. Chapter . . “ 4 yard long.” Thon the candidate the doings from the bridge, and en. | ott, pastor 11 am. “The Soul's Mra. W. A. Koster, 1607 Bellevue) oo" a Wednesday of March, 1a was chucked onto the chute and joyed them greatly. The principal; TM" for God #0 pm, Lin P. fo. ee + oat Ay | tne parlors of the Temple Se Hirselt ° ank parts, taken with the utmost coin service will be held, subject of © AU Hommes, 1146-7 rele on ‘emple de Hirsch Auxiliary. Here were the “bears.” With were cast as follows oon Gur Seeker "er mae Ot Patrick's Eve C te | the "Women’s “Auxillary” to” the open arms they received the eandt ather Neptune, Prederiok Evans, Their Liberty, Provision end Chee | git Patrick's Eve Celebration. | -remple de Hirach will meet the first dato. They ducked him wader the | wetewaln's mate. firstclass, New-lecter" en “Md Cher ed'indor the aueplces of the Ladies | MOmaay of March. water, When be cane up, they | port, R. 1; Amphitrite, J. L. Jolly,| First Cherch South—Mer nodailty for-the benefit of the} Trinity Church Notice. ducked him some more. Then the ganner's mate, secondclass, Cleve. | oer 4& W. Walker, D Church of the Immaculate Concep- | The ladien of the First Trinity will etream m one of the hoees was land; Davy Jones, J cvere i» Constructive tion, March 16, in the parish hall. |St¥* their weeity «lal Tuesday mes, J. H. E. Everett 5 bi " All turned into the face of the man, yeoman, secondelass, Boston Mt the A ilierary and musical program has [18 the crypt o) Mrinlly church | Work ont ved Ghave GR be aeicttered . *h arranged, The lecture will be sonal. ‘ori pa — r- he th = preset delivered by Dudiey Wooten, ex-| Mr. and Mra, L. Levy and Mrs. EB Warrant ongreaaman of Texas Levy and Mr. Aubrey Levy are and and led to the other end of Epracopal arene . nd ' Suiniien-tmalin ck eae: tee Gena: ot Babetyy: Dine spending the winter months in Cait Full Set of Teeth $5 Aha! Now 1 am going to get H. 1. Gowen, rector. 11 a Bul The club dance of the Sons of Nor. |fornia. | Mr. Bugen nn: Ie “A a gol o witha. Tite tad Valen’; 2:98 » mm. way will bo given March 21, in| Peturned, after monte at ae toaaee i WEY: Phe Gouge! of Creation . Egan's hall spent vo Ls rhs é . . other hose caught bim St. Mark’s—Madinon and Broad Symphony Concerts. hite Ribbon Tea. etween the eyes. Afterafew mo @ & * & RA AARRAAAHH way Rev JP. D Liwya, roster The tenth” we he ape the Seattie}] On Tuesday, February 18, at 2:30 fa 1S ments of final sousing, he was|* *F J. K. Black, priest in charge Symphony orchestra will be given |P. ™ & white ribbon tea, under New Management thrust ont onto the deek. General : Notices for the church col # | Services § and 1) a. m. and 7.30 p temercew at § p. m.. in the Toss * West tt a i ; t td : 1112 SECOND AV. Jon y. however, he huwg over the ropes; ® amas of the Saturday Star will # morning, “What Grounds Arq then A special feature of the | ® S Seottn i DP we ’ vs eta HIS DAUGH- | surrounding the ta in bia be | not be aceepted after 5 o'clock & = a a program wil) be the solos giv oe name Se — ‘ i condition, lomg enough to|# Friday afternoon * mine zene, ever, oe Ee Prrrrrmriiiii he agg get a final paddiing from the af # All notices must contain # on of the Fran nie others. A shirt and|feetionate “bea Then it was |® subjects of sermons * pec f tw Symphony concert will be Py iprelb oy pp < of all over, and he ran to pat on dry}® Owing to delay in the deliv. * WHAT 66 ” SAY Cy pharaoh af Sie Pa Candidate reached the | eh . d come back to see oth )# ery of mails, notices should # Moore theatre, with B. 1 nthal J ay, he was 4 ‘ " # be matied as early as poss @| 4 violin soloist, This te the fourth hg . De Not all the men of the Georgia ® ble, in order to insure thelr # of a popular series tn which Mr bed mi * iv m ho toak & book nin-|were Initiated There were too|® arrival at The Star office at # T ni ht’ Ba 4 4 Leventhal Das qasiated the Sympb ex er or on 0. — ——- | # the time specified * onignt's n Cia oe 4 Pghesast sige University Sorority Dance, Bankers . M. ‘The Beta Delta Gamma gave a ale! 7 dancing party last ning at the ’ chapter house, 14th ay. N. E. Congregational. Cooper’s Celebrated Derby } \ Cotillion Dance. Plymouth—Third and University r Tho firat of a seties of dances 4 he only sort of luck @ met pastor, Services 11 a, m. ands p t nderwear Christensen’s hall by the Cotillion | ree re thant can at ‘ ow m; morning, “Across the St of I It . elub. i ma " t of his calcuiations. Washi a Rail 1d. Palth nh salmon and blue colors; all sites; standard price “ ~Lets octet Tabi Liane, tb $1.50 the garment, at extra epecial Formal Opening of 6t, Francis. | is ade: disebinn ji , Ancotn, A dance given to the hotel guests ade Merchant to Hin Son Great American.” I their friend: ked the £ 1 and their friends marke¢ vem Untveretty Brooklyn avy north 90« the Garme: Suit ope of he me 3 ’ ols ho . A wise Rey. H. C. Mason. pastor vices nt, $1.75 the oa, on Mtn a ident yale Savings Provision against loss or misfortune can at tem and &p m; morning Ponnayh A $ cs 4 ’ nore ennsylvania Association ay be made by depositing savings in this bank at 4 per The Young tetort pee ied | Other Big Surprises Await You Throughout the The Jadies of the Pennsylvania ax Department ~ " eee 4 Ps sociation will give a reception Wed ; Sent interest where it will be perfectly safe. Kilbourne st; Rev. Win. © Mant. mais ee Meh ag — e My r— g M Open Tonight net, D. Dy pastor. Bervices 10:4 — gay Besaseeh abi emme ct slae ke, rom 6 to8 a m. and 7:40 p. m.; morning, “For Congregational Church Dinner Souls Perplexed”; even One ol The Men's club of the First Co! Prospect Kast at 6:30 0% ewday in the 4 . tong; titudtrat will be » by Rey. J. O. SEATTLE, WASH. grim’a Progress wer D., the new pastor of ts eee . Cobembta~they Unitarian church, taking for his Lp H 4 President pastor Bervices subject Etht of Democracy, of dartinas Vice President pm; morning Trust of the Man Made Perfect , Alexander Myers Secretary Gentil ning, “The I Lad Musical and Lite Club, x ports Jentlies"; evenin ne | Demor i cal iterar , 7. A. Smish Cashier racy of Chrint Pm The Ladies’ Musical and Liter ary 5 bs + Pilgrim—Broadway and Republi Second and Yesler “Where the Cars Stop lub will moet Friday, Feb. 21, at ew ior ullding’ mencinc-carhecon. J ss the home of Mrs. E. D, Manning, | 20 Pool Tables Wateh this space for regular Saturday Night Bar MON. both Largest Pool Room tn city—The gain Special—tit will pay you. Leny Oring Cespwer, 9. A. Ry 1413 Third Av, near Pike ey | , 1413 Third Av, near Pike. The ladies of the Stirling chapte ROE CRpEEE ERE OT D. A. R, were entertained yoster eoeeeoeeseeeresvesee THE SEATTI