The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1909, Page 10

on ITH SURE SHOT TEDDY, IN WILDEST AFRICA MORE PICTURES FROM ROOSEVELT HUNTING CAMP on | Te FO a h ie eaguers Begin) Day With Prayer Serv-| kee and Then Go to Work at Transacting Regular Business. iy fact that the visit apite of the fact Bs - kept up late last night by 4 geasion 10 A many ; Led atw nd the 0 t the ing watch at ist ohut he clty ibis morning the tine was taken With department conferences In vention hall, the Firat Pres Be eon the Plymouth Con ohureh rterian was heavily ‘ Praoklin Yaa Hton, ¢ jent of the | arr ree Edw d Loe! (Photograph by Warrington Dawson. who preached MeKinley's porinon, (he “Rev. B.C. Me it. Loula, the Rev, George » wey os of New York City, the Stephen J He en, editor of rth He the dD, feniiien Copyright, 1909, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN IN THE ROOSEVELT HUNTING CAMP NEAR R HEATLEY'’S RANCH. KER MIT 18 IN THE FOREGROUND. THE PARTY IN THE BACKGROUND INTO TROUSERS POCKETS 18, OF COURSE, THE EX PRESIDENT, WITH HANDS PLUNGED NOTED WAITER Chicago, Reception Tonight. A social feature evening will be the reception Junior agne workers by the local Junior League superintendents, @ First Methodist chureh, from to #10 business soasions of the big of this to BE REFORMER | Gertrude Atherton Takes | up Battle Against Those | Who Talk at Theatres will come to a close to night, with speeches by the general of the three Epworth : Rev. Edwin M. Randall Hiodeat of the Methodist ehureh league; the Rev TF, Bartlett, supertntendent of the Rpworth League, and the Drama. BAN PRANCI 18CO0, July &—ter trude Atherton has turned reform er, and has taken up the battle of theatre goere who are financtlally imable to purchase a whole theatre fand enjoy a performance without Interruption from “the {ll-bred pro vincialinn talk during the Bet. Heary M. Dultose, secretary of Methodist church, South tnen the visitors will take Be up the recreation features of the ton, excursions around ge Island and to Bremer Being on the program. The Hyak. Kitsap, and Burton been engaged for the trip,/ will be a craise entiroly the island, with a stop fo The tickets are sel Armory ticket office and at the dock, the boat leaving ot ven out by, the sin part ag fa the Bremerton boats F i . 1 Hal Oe le at the Armory, and e arr ia of tie iil visit the famous compa gy Where the battleship Oregon | present undergoing repairs. | } Will Detiver Lecture Bishop William | jent of the Ep " NM deliver his t Jetture, “Shylock and David Armory. Bishop Quayle Meat eloquent of the young of the church ery a most | THIS EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS SCENE OF CAMP leeturer, being a poet, NEAR HEATLEY'S RANCH,WITH KERMIT ROOSEVELT 8ST and an orator combined. | ANOING IN MIDST OF BONES LAID OUT TO DRY BEFORE SHIP. jeeats are $1.25, $1, and 76 cents. MENT TO SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, Hekets are selling at the Ar | * tieket office, bave turned round o: ward and sald quilet Nov abrup Keep yw, there ia ne bing Lub neulting peopld, bMt © auch bartams N tue wht joan, «rtD indepes. assumption of supertortt That ts a curtous re Adox, but it extats Why, in heaven's same, if'}pe® | ple want to talk, don't they a A | (Photogragh by Warrington Dawson. Copyright, 1909, by the News | are is paper Association.) but a brutal HOW SHE FOUND IT. ing I dropped my Imperial Order of | bome—or meet elsewhere? George Ade, at dinner in Lon-| the Roosters pin on the lawn, and | Cannot come to the opera for love Balaam's Trusty Sword. don, said of luck Ive been looking for it now over|of it, or they would listen; they Young student, showing the| “Nobody in so dependent on luck! half an hour. It's gone for good, 1) are Kenerally seated conspicuously at Oxford to a party, pro} as the playwright) When he prow | suppose in the orchestra, so they do not . B rusty sword, which he as-| pers he considers luck a kindly cod ‘ jcome to the show to listen. They fet thems was the identical xword | deas, but when his work failx, then, TAt Biehl when Jackson ft come merely lo apend $2 jake Which Balaam was about to | luck seems to him a spirit, perverse down to dinner there was his pin) a show of themae! in order to ss. One of the party ob-| ly cruel and mean bealde his plate. be able to say eve © that they That he thought Balanm had| “He regards tuck then as Tom. “ ‘Bully for you!’ sald he. ‘Where / have seen certain operas. | dwell did you find It, Martha? “tT let Tommy go barefooted this | afternoon.’ said Mra. Jackson, quiet ly but only wished for one. | Jackson's wife, of Lafayette, dows right,” sald the student, | “Tom Jackson said one morning the very sword he | at breakfast 1TH Bits, ' "Hang it all! upon their offenses at the opera, as I suppose at the vande are none at all the play | ville there While I was woed Shafer Bros.—Not Only Largest, But Best. The Clearance Sale at the Shafer Stores Now On The finest Clothing made in America is now offered at prices ranging from a fourth to a half less—or very close to it. Two-Piece Suits, Were $20.00, Now $10.45) ThreePiece Suits, Were $18.00, Now $12.65 Two-Piece Suits, Were $25 10 $30, Now $14.45 Three-Piece Suits, Were $22.50, Now$14,45 N. 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