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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
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plymouth. THIRD nV aud tuivetHlz
- At Rex Francis ) Van Horne. =
~. pastor III a.. m addresses hN hf
q " Richards Of New \ ofk ana
De Van Horne g. m. SERMON
by nT. Van Horne. subject an ola
Mans Memory nf a Young Man
Dream
Pilgrim. broadway and itspubli
can ct. Rev Edward lincoln smith.
ID. pastor ~ a ma address hN ~
a. T. Smith \ 90 p m address hf
nr ". n wikuff
Union queen Anne as ana caller
ri Rev. !. Vincent Wafno breaches
morning and evening.
University. ilrukiyn ay ~ hrV u.
G. Mason. pastor u . M address
by itsy n g. Mason. . 90 =. NJ adz
dresa by pr. &. n Richards. II New
York
cdEeNater whitman HY.. near
Kilhournr a.. REV WIN. e. knuiz
ner. IN. pastor ~ "a. m. GIVING
God LafEe Place Ia the LITE. ;
y. m. a ehild'H Love"
Green Lake, REV Charles y
Clarke. pastor Morning, address ~
Rev W ~ Wikoff
ncacon I'm neat neaeon itiii
school REV & r. Gale. pastor II
a IA. Echoes Prom NallA Walla
: = m. song service and sermon
Youngstown tent meetings y
m SUNDAY school 2 80 ,. m sons
service With sermon by Rev. 9, ~
Gale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
QUEEN ANNE WANTS
BOULEVARD EXTENDED

A mass meeting ~ residents ~
Queen Anne hiu held last aishi re-
quilted go ths appointment IT q
COMMITTEES ~ five te consider The
wsya ard means Tor the extension
af the boulevard around TIE hui
The COMMITTEES. consisting q the
falloeinE. John " Robertson. ". l.
phillips. J. ~. penuison. j NJ
Valentine and l. ~ Wheeler. viii
make their report n tao weeks. The
question ~ water meters war
unanimously voted down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
LABoRGRs ARn WANTED
ON ", s. DAM WORK

Two crib dams are beinE hunt by
the United States recinmmnt ton
service az Lake Gle Elum. near Ros-
iyn. wash. and a. Lake kescheiua,
NEAR Eanton A request received
from Joseph Jacobs. Of the United
States engineering department ask
"a the city free employment bureau
For ito men. Secretary Grnnt made
arrangements to forward a number
81 men AZ once. bat when " wBH
found that the work was Ia be
done under "A contractor every man
turned IA hiu SLIP refusing to take
thr Job. An offer Of free trauapaf-
tation 90 the scene 81 employment
haH been made BY the contractor
e. those men who stay one month or
more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
wrALERs BATTLE
AGAINST FATE

ThlftTsa days battling With the
icY seas u ths Arctic ocean Va upsr
Boats. farIty eiatftsd ard suhaist-
Ing on y hale blubhsF ard handful
90 flour eaeh dsy pr man. = ths
trying exfefianes suffered b. the
ersw - the whslinE steamer Alex
andsr. the members ~ which aFsiss
"a from the uprth yesterday "a The
steamship Harold Dollar.
The Alexander had her bottom
stove Ia ~ striking ground ~ Cape
Perry. near Banks Hard. August "a
she Naa e. badly FuIarsI that the
members ~ the crew barely had
TINS to set away frem hsr IA thu
beats before ahr sent duHu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
FISHERMEN WANT lNJURc.
TON.

The arrest Of Peter Glass and
Frank SOLDER for fishing within the
thfeomlle limit IN Salmon bay has
raised many issues. The dcfendania
have asked the superior court for an
order 10 keep the warden and state
fish commissioners from interfering
with the business OF the fishermen,
and the plaintiffs are commanded
20 appear On September "a and
show cause why this. should not be-
granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
A Word 10 the Wise

II requires the average young
man several years 20 furnish a com
Portable home How unwlac for
such a man 10 take chances % los
inE % ali these aayinEe IN a single
night, vhen u costs only about Two
dollars per year for 81 10000 IN.
paFance ON hounehold furniture 10.
Gated IN an unsxposed dwelling.
no not 30 unprotected another
nighi. bat telephone the NORTH
WESTERN MUTUAL FIRE Asso
CITATION. where gou can obtain
good Insurance At saving % 90
pet cent tn cost. as compared with
other companies 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
GAMBLERS ARE
ARRESTED

I'D Martin was arrested last night
while conducting - gambling game
above the hon Ton saloon. FYfst az.
ard rise ~. Sergeant wilkes re-
esivsd The iip that gambling wa
ksinF on ~ fhs rooms, and with
several patfolaisn. made ths raid.
securing tables. chairs and poker
ehirs ~ evidence. Charles brown,
=. Edwards. Henry Wallace aud
John Wilson. who were IN the room.
we're arrested ns witnesses Martin
vas released on toe hail. while the
witnesses were rnien Sod on t9s 70
secure their appearance 10 eourt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
SENATOR PILES 10
CHALLENGED TO DEBATE

Edwin Browne. candidate on
the Socialist ticket for prosecuting
attorney, sill make an address 90
morrow niqbt st the Labor Temple
replying 90 the remarks made bl
Senator Plies before the republican
state convention In which he stated
that that party was against social
ism Mr.. Browne az the meeiina
wiH Issue n challenge TO Senator
piles 20 talk on the subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
TO REPAIR rnE TOPEKA.

tn. union Iron Works. of san
Francisco. has baen awarded the
contract hy the Pacific Coast
steamship company TO repair the
steamer city Of Topeka. which
struck rock near Point Arena.
Cal. some time ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
STOCK IN A.Y.P. TAKEN

The Hotel 4 Restaurant itsepsrg
association last night subscribed for
so. 600 worth ~ stock boz The AiaskA-
yukon Pacific exposition. The as
ISOLATION has planned 90 raise a
f26 600 fund. and this vas ita fret
effort toward securing the amount
The committee consists gf " 9.
King. n the Butler hotel. W y.
stevens aud Carl Schmidt 81 tho
UHfhakellef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
TO EXHIBIT re SOURCES.

AZ a meeting OF the Washington
Publicity league last niEht IL was
decided 70 exhibit resources of al
parts Of the state The exhibits are
70 be Installed ia the rooms OF the
Seattle Commercial club az soon "a
possible Mrs Francis X Haadloe
Of LoH Angeles. has been deputiEee
As travelling representative for tbs
league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
wlnTuR AT poaT ORCHARD.

The shine Guy g Gloss aud J. -.
fstsrA. which arrived here from
thc Northwestern Fisheries com
phnY's ehnnerieH, viii spend the
winter at sidney. IA Port Orchard
bay. capt Juria stated this morn
inH that the new wintetinR place
VAS found 90 he better Ia many re-
spectn than Eagle Hafbur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
woRkIne on AZ IL pLANs.

Members 81 the city engineers
office are busiiy employed theFs
daya getting ready The specificar
flana Tor the new Cedar Diver rir9
line extension. n 10 estimated that
work could be started on The liu9
~ any time provided The funds were
forthcoming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

John Wing. manager % the
broadway Automobile company, and
son ~ Ffsd A. WINK. former United
states hsaayer u Seattle, vas fined
$40 ~ Judge Gordon yesterday for
violating the auto speed limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
THIS MODEL MARRIES
MAN AND $4,000, 900
wasrl CARRIER, ALSO a
csosus Girl. SECRETLY &c.
eaus THIRD WIFE OF DAN.
nj G. REso. TiNPLATE MAG.
AAyE.

sabss Carrier artists model and
a.. xsfl whose aetrnt snAfrlase
4 fanssl q. REID has las5 escenss
49, As enc 81 thc beauties ~
TnsAsuar. Shs appeared in a e'hi-
- uanevssaah, The Earl ard
~ rlff The hufs ysaFs. ana
r. west Esafus Cadet
NJ RrtA ho VAS ens af the cr+
rsAsers q ne sinrlate trust, has =
sxsane q frusu 50 esq zee 10 tta.-
~ 80 Ths u hls ihird msarfiass.
RS seesad eiEe Nha Nas FiariHse
s<nsz slss an aftfess. dird tuo
psaFs firxs Nffe &c Rtchmend. ina.
y.ars zxa ard ls buried beside
t.szs first zffs et niehmepa lad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
soelAIlst Mssilnes.

Judge FRANK T Hsld all deliver
the address fof the socialists ~ The
temple cNfuef Fourth and Pine to-
naFraw 90 4 otierk. oa The tm-
pending Revolution
The Hosiaiisi riuh Nill held n
msstlns ~ the temple sanioFros al
iernoen 81 IS oeinrk. for the ritrs
poas - raising fsnas 90 assist tha
socialists Ia tks Colorado ramfaiEn.
nnd vincent Harper VIII speak efi
'Nunslanissd cnloFnaa ExstF ems
Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.

william Cooley. a painter en-
ployed ~ X G. Anderson, disgp-
reared last sunday and HE where
hbouta are . source 81 worry "a his
employer. as the man has $50 com
lns. fsoul play Il feared and police
assistance is asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
attIe-Roston
Copper Co.
Decided Increase in Gold ard Silver
Values.

shfhoMIsH. Wash The last
,ssag o. ore IN the ahaft on the
Dp,en Miller claim shows e. 90 in
sola, VII IN silver and sos IS IN
UPPER u wiil onlg be a question
y uays WITH here is installed a
p1ef dfiil, when the news from
Wis property wili awaken the pco.
~ o. washington 20 the fact that
80 Z going 70 be one ~ the rreat
mines q the country. Heretofore
me gold values have been only a
macs II y very gratifying 10 see
~ .,n qselasa an Increase IA gold. ne
-" = q phenomenal Increase in
topper values. ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

Pre- Tor al pace. three heats.
81 Angus Pointer Won the sec.
ond and third heats aud the race IN
s.01 -. 201 -
2 70 tFot. three in five. purse 81.
Geo -tnflnlshsa VI. J. Lewis wou
tvo hsats IN IS -. zoe ~
Exhibition 20 beat track ifotiin&
reeord. 2s2 - Sweet Marie
won. Time by quarters %. 81 -.
I 30. zaOz
Exhibition TO beat 1spT "a trof
ting ord Roberts lost. Tine.
2 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
rwlckrNsAm TO DC REPAIRED

The contracts for the repairing
% the british steamer fWiekonham.
- hleh went ashore on sAu Juan
island several weeks aHo has been
let Co huilsn Bros. Of EHauimait
The fniekeuhHm Il at present IN
the Fsaulmnit yards, and $4,000
VIII be spent en- repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
FREIGHT aATIs co UP.

owing 70 TIE opsnlnG ~ the vim
ter season IN Alaska. frslEht rates
from skaEwnY TO Dawson have been
increased 10 per cent This IL not
an unusual raise. but always occsr !
over the White Pass 4 Yukon Hsnts
At this time 81 the year. The iecat
steamship companies handling
freight through Joint tariff ngrer !,
nsuta have announced The raise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

The Hfhis Spiritual Science 80
sisfy rnssts IN a. q. a. " han 1871
E1rss av. near Virginia -. SUNDAY
81 and . m Msv. I. SHEsii
poster Easter and message bearer
Hsfxifs e. . ~. fsrhoal ~ rsY
rhoiangl. subject 1oa Are WhAi
4oa Think and Nus what Nosi
Think reu Are. followed by mes
sawss aHa readings sunise, for me
evening taken from the aualencs
followed - spirit messages and De.
sufiptivs readings
FIfut Church ~ christ. sis sixth
evil .. ~. and : 8 M sYsulns
eUnfvalitY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
CABLE DUPLEX SYSTEM.

cable Electrician David Lynch.
% the United siates signal corps
arrived ~ the city last nikht from
gtkn where he has been WORKING
upon the installation % . Duplex
system for receiving and sending
tsIssrams over the Seattle. Htika
cable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
RELIEF CORPS MEETING.

The Stevens. Miller and Sexton
Womeh'a Relief Corps Of King
county viii entertain members from
other counties nt the A. o u W
hail. on Seventh NV. between Pike
aud Union SITS. next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

Queen city Thsesephieai Society
IL Amssten. Pioneer hiessk 4. q. Z.
" hall Topge "a Conversation.
arauss nnt Effect
TIE Thsonnphirsl society, Seattle
ledge. fsaa Second AZ SUNDAY 8
~. ierfurv. subject The Astrological
Basis ~ All Religions" BY Aas
Hrfndsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

The man who died % tho Way
eide hospital last Wednesday, aitcr
asking for a place 70 sleep. has
been identified "a William Cole. q
timber cruiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

Nsw Thuusht society meets AZ -
q m. 1870 Second RT,. subject
~gherf Ways 10 knowledge BY ths
Way - AsiroloEy.r By y n Lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Special Hose Sale

To-day at " y Hutchison Co. End
aud Union ReRulor CSC fancy first
quality Mems Hose. 3 pairs for bec
Very latest patterns ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
70 ron sPokkANE.

ON September - the Northern
Pacific Nlii sell round trip tirkefH
20 spokane Ht one way rate. 1910.
Return limit october 7. -Four
trains daily. Take this trip on busi-
ness or pleasure Remember the
route Northern Pacific. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

fIfst Suifiiuaitsf hssaeis tiatFs
knights Of IYthlas hall FIRST az.
nsaf f'iks. Kahn = euth speaker
aud message bearer Lectures az =
3 "a. and = 9 m circles te 9. N
platforms ussasaEes IN the afternoon
BY Af cabb and ln the evening By
Mrs Goth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
ava suzzARo ASKS DIVORCE.

Eva Buzzaaa ~ suing her bus.
band. ]. . Bazzard. for divorce
The defendant holds valuable prop
erfy lu slaska, and haH good po'
aitIoa with on eastern sgndicats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

Westminster. Rev J. ~ Wilson.
pastor m a. M The Twins and
the True God 30. IA. The founs
Alan ~ Woman aud the Ten Conn
maufimsHts'
cherry. Rev ". A Stevenson.
pastor ~ a. ~. WIS should
study the tiibis. 4. ~. The Pal
- Jericho
First. corner Fourth az ard
Apfius 81 REV n. A Matieer. ID
pastaf a. a. The fofnas II
tloa 8 IA. The IieY Ia business
aosisty and church"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

81 Marks. Rev ) = . tlwYd.
phHiof-ti a. M. The Personal lhl-
tiativr in Religion g. m. The
srparatsnea q christ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Mems Fancy Hose Sale

To-day NJ " u. Huichison Co. 2nt
and Union. Regular 2bc first qual
.l,y Hose. 3 pairs for sec. Don
miss H.
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Chr.tIar

Advent church. isp James q Rev.
George D. CoopfldeF pastor ia.
IN. The Promised Messiah, se
a. IN. Overcoming Grace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
M.lhnaI.t rnI.rnnal.

Haven Methodist Episcopal
church. corner Harvard and jobs
a., y p Drake. pastor n a. m
Rev Miimoi Whitfield bbt .
M. Rev " " shank u Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Mems Fancy Hose Sale

To-day AZ W. y Huichison Co. End
aud Union. Regular zee first quail
ny Hose. pairs for soc Don't
miss II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
SUNDAY TOPICS


The Temple church. corner Th'td
nv. and Union It.. Geo hoht tatiha'
IaHtor n u. IN. The official pue
ties ~ Churrh officer. 30 =.
m. Are All Men safer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
o. N. sooEHouIsT

The funeral Of O. ~ soderquist,
the contractor. who died last We'd
acaday. viii be held tomorrow aft
eru0on ~ 2 O'Clock a.<h Swedish
club. Eighth av and Olive -
Cut your eas bin by buying soc
Welsbach, International, Perfection
or 1905 Western manties Tor 2Se, ~
spfuning'g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Olympic Market

buy Your meats downtown where
you can got them cheap Try as.
IFS Pike ~. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Spokane and Return

FOR fio10 By Great Northern .aii-
way. going Sept. "a. good 70 return
up 20 Oct. 7. Ticket office, Second
and Columbia.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-10
HONOR PUPILS-BAKER SCHOOL

7B GRADE-Bertha Campbell.
Hermione Jackson, Gussie Forres-
ter, Cassie Nelson. Virginia Tom
lin. Mabel West, jeanette West.
Bernetta Young.
"A GRADE-Bennie Bass, Willie
Kyles. Spotswood Robinson, Esther
James, Carlotta Kersey. Louise
Robinson, Annie Brown.
6B Maggie Farrar. Ma
~ Johnson, Sallie Gayles. Marie
Brown. Zipporah Yearman.
Ga Minnie Brown. Hor-
tense Grey. Frank Cephas. Ira
Deane. Rosa Scott Mabel Lipscomb.
Goldie Lee. Bessie Hodge.
5B GRADE-Arthur Jernigan,
Annie Bowles, Ella Goodman. Lot
tie Lewis. Marion Miles. Ethel Mi
nor. Irene Pollard. Mamie Robin
son. Florence Taylor. Beatrice FL
bridge.
4B GRADE-Helen West. Ethel
Branch Joseph Brown.
4A-Daniel Davis. Hugh Foun-
tain. Blackwell Johnson. William
Jackson. Norval Jones. Robert Lew
is. Sadie Wilson. Julia Boiling. Ber
tha Crawford. Pauline West.
Vivian Lemus. Martha Chilcs.
Charles Brown, Fannie Castor. Eth
el Robinson, Rosa Robinson. Bessie
Anderson, Alice Jenkins. Royal
Hamilton. Annie Haskins. Benja-
min Holmes. Estelle Green, Christie
phcr Jackson.
3A GRADE-Leonard Bancroft
Willie Johnson. Horace Scott. Hen
~ Smith. Leroy Wyche. Lucille
Payne. Helena Tomlin. Ethel Lemas
Rosa Meade. Lcssie Simms. Ruth
Thompson, Ruth Holeman. Lizzie
King.
2B GRADE Thomas Barrett.
James Chiles. James Pearson. viii
lie Reed. Ruth Catlett. Pauline
Clarke. Zonobia Gnpin. Beatrice
Harris. Alma Hope. Ella Morris.
Henrietta Mason, Marie Trent
"a GRADE Adelaide Bridges.
Hattie Carter. Estelle Goodman.
Mamie Hall. Ida Johnson. Beulan
Johnson. Regina Jonathan. Bertha
Wells. Daniel Clarke. Aubrey Cham
bers. Samuel Harris. Wilmer Jones.
Timothy Morton. Moses Toliver.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-10
Emancipation Notes.

The Afro-American Emancipation
Association desires to announce TO
the public that there Will be no two
parades on April 3Td as some have
made the impression. All organiza-
tions marching in the street on that
day will be under the banner of the
Afro-American Emancipation Asso-
citation.
A special feature of the parade
this year will be large number of
our business men in line with their
floats. We want the business of the
race represented this year. At the
grounds there will be choir of 500
voices to sing patriotic airs.
There will be visitors from far
and near and addresses will be made
by many distinguished speakers.
The School Board mas granted hol-
iday to all schools In the city on that
day.
All organizations desiring to take
part will communicate with the Sec
retary. ]. Thomas Hewin, sos N.
Second Street
]. c. RANDOLPH,
President Afro-American Emanci-
patton Association.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-10
Entered Into Rest.

ALLEN-.Died Feb 18th at o.
clock p. NJ. Joseph c. Allen age
3 years and 8 months. His funeral
was attended Monday evening Feb.
18th at 3 o'clock by a host of sym
pathizins friends and relatives at
the residence of his mother, Mrs.
Alice Allen, 3OS Preston st.
A very eloquent sermon was de
liverei by Rev. Bass assisted by
Rev. Graham. solo was rendered
by Mrs. William Logan Costly
floral designs were presented by his
aunt Mrs. George Dabbs OF Provi-
dence r. /. and Miss Martha An
derson OF Richmond
Active pSil bearers were William
Freeman, John Thuston. James
Thurston, Edward Gaddie. Mr.. A
Hayes officiatei as undertaken.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-10
What's i'm McClures.

Picture in Color by y. c. Wveth
Frontispiece; TO illustrate Arizona
Nights"
Commercial Machiavellianism. I
da NJ. Tarbell The Crocus. Her
bert Trench; a poem.
The Exiles, Harvey J. O'Higgins.
illustrated by Thomas Fogarty.
Beyond the Spectrum, Florence
Wilkinson; a poem.
Two Years in the.Arctic. Antho-
ny Fiala: II. The Advance North in
the Darkness; illustrated with the
authors photographs.
A Matter of Principle. Samuel
Hopkins Adams; illustrated by Ev-
erett Shinn-reproduct in tint.
The Marionettes. Witter ByDner:
poem.
Looking Backward, Clara Nor
"reminiscences OF Long Life
carl Schurz; " The Escape from
Eastatt; illustrated by c. w. Ditzler
and with portraits.
In the Night. Paul Kester, a poem
Arizona Nights. Stewart Edward
White. III. The Cattleman's yarn.
The Remittance Man Story; illus
trated by y. c. Wyeth.
The Last Pilot Schooner, Ralph
ID. Paine; illustrated by w. J. Ayl-
ward.
Railroads on Trial. Ray StannarJ
Baker; V. How Public Opinion is
being formed; illustrated with por-
traits
A Grief Deferred, Alice Brown:
illustrated by w l.. Taylor.
A Small person. Mary Talbot
Campbell.
Retributive Trip. Jeanette
Cooper.
Song, A. E. Housman; a poem.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-10
PRICE FIVE CENTS
WHAT THE WORD MEANS.

But then. you see. love her. Just
that-love.
wonder if you know one little
bit
What the word means? You IA
vored ones who rove
Down beaten paths with all
things smooth and fit;
With no false note TO jar amid your
airs:
With no black cloud to blot your
sunshine out:
No yearning want to madden in
your prayers.
No. Why" TO deepen every bit
ter doubt.
Easy when noon-tide foods the clus-
tered flowers,
When wealth ana worlds approv
al gird YOU round.
To learn the fairy tasks of smiling
hours,
AID do the duty" fashioned fair
when found;
Passing decorous through the guard
ed life.
Giving them heaped up Golfers.
smiling sweet;
Wondering that others fret SO in
the strife:
Terming each woe untaste,i "judg
ment meet"
Friendship. affection. fondness."
pretty phrases,
Well symboling the fragile things
they mean;
Like rosy creepers that, mid grass
and daisies.
Twine over meadow paths a
graceful screen:
Till some strong foot comes crash
ing from the hill.
Treads down the tendrills, filings
the flowers apart,
And the fun moonlight. pitiless and
chill.
GlarGs on the bare. cold path
the barren heart.
But love his s;rong vitality asserts.
His quenchless power. crush it as
you may;
The slow rain rots. the cruel east
wind hurts.
But the rich blooms press up
ward 60 the day.
Darling. the holy bound 'twixt you
anc me
IL pure ana strong, and prompt
20 DO and dare.
As when We knelt beside our moth
er's knee,
And learnt from her sweet lips
our baby prayer
Then in the golden memories of our
youth,
Sun out the dreary presents gath
ering storm,
Or face il in our deep loves rovaf
truth,
And a fresh link from troubled
hours form;
Let the world frown or shrink. we
two together
Can surely ride o'er wibier waves
than these,
moving the cyclone brings the
clOudless weather.
est seas.
j. II. GRAY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-10
THE SIXTH Va. LEADS.
Twenty-Five Associations, Organiza-
tiOns, Clubs, etc. enrolled.

The following is a list of asso-
Citations organizations, clubs. etc.
enrolled under the Sixth Virginia
Emancipation Association banner
and have paid the initiation fee:
First Battalion Association. Uni
ted Spanish War Veterans, Drivers
Association, No. /; Excelsior Silver
Star Club, No. l (Manchester) Mes
siah Association; Mechanic Star AS
sociation, No 6; Mechanic Star. No.
4; Lincoln Club; Old Boys Riding
Club, No. 1; Young Bloom of
Friendship; Young Mems Love and
Union, No. l (Manchester) United
sons of Love, (Manchester) I'm
ion Band, (Manchester) Dew
Drops OF the Lily Of Fulton: Chris
tian Helpers. Young Bloom of
Youth; lndepen lent Sons and
Daughters of Israel; Richmond Rfi
ing Club, No. / Lily OF the Valley:
Juvenile Union Bloom of Friend
ship.
Our books are open for public in
specti0n 90 any and all times
VIM. A. MASON. President.
J. T. THOMPSON, Fin. Sec'y.
WM. L. WHITE Cor. Sec