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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-12-10

repent turn from our evil ways
aud give our heart and soul to
God; cleansing ourselves from
all filth Of the flesh, consecrate
ourselve, holy unto the viii of
cd. Then we will bca lit TEN.
pie for His Holy spirit to dwell
in.
Then after we are a tit temple
for His Holy spiri. to dwell in,
He wilt pour CT, lich blessing
upuu W.. But u Christian life
does moi stop here, they must go
on and do the commandment that
God has laid down in His Bless.
ed Word to do.
They must take up their cross
and follow Him through evil re-
ports AS vel as good. Jesus
our Saviour set the example be.
fore US, and sent Paul out 10
t sch TIE ;yeop!e.
NOW | think it is the duty OF
every honest heart to study wen
what is laid down before you, 60
to God in prayer asking Him to
Give Won wlsdom aud knowledge
from on high that yol Eay KNOW
VIVA! portion belongs to you
Tn.re IS 10 Mysteries III the
Bible forustJ stumble over, II
we educate ouis Ives III the Wis
dom vi God;
Bat il you DEPEND on the edu-
eaton vi man alone, il Is very
likely that Il d ,rk cloud viii yet
between AUu and Goa.
A true christian will want to
WORK. Talk and i've for Jesus.
they VII not wan, to be SHINING
every day, They Will not he
wanting 20 20 TO every ENJOY
ment that satan gets UP iol'
pleasure. i true Christian will
have to live Il pure life in the
sight OF our Heavenly Master
: if they expect to dwe,l With dim
, IN Heayln and walk the golden
street and sing the song, OF
glory.
My prayer is to God for Him
,,,, ,,,or,.,. -, rho ,sonIo
... ,, ,or ,o n,o,.rir,,
,,.,.,,.,,ro. to.,Lo .re,, l.v .,
-, ,3 Wal. o,. ,orr 49,, ;,
= salvation with fear and trenhl.
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Hun:. II ssh.sss.

anything else. We Iook past the
reason for whs, wrong we do In
ourselves, but seek it il some
one else. The deep principles OF
manhood is n. the sta ldard ac-
ton Of tie many.
Human integrity is generally
looked upon as an eccentriclty:
The one who is more upright
than the one who claims to be
and is noi.
Throughout society there runs
| a stream Of circumstance, upon
which we all live and float. AID
the man who turns against this
stream and seeks t. stem it,
Ii. looked upoa a. a mad man
or 4 fool.
Everyb dy admits that there is
something wrong, and that the
world is not going jast right; and
yet everybody il seemingly go
ling With it, But we have the
! faith to believe that the current
Of human lte can be turned into
q larger and better channel, by
a theory based upon truth, rea
son and rigL', and God as its
, author
We dlu.,na n" truth, Hc in
.ist upIn the right. We are not
satisfied with anything else.
| For let US glance a, the world
as i. lies before Va. Theories
psssin. for facts, b lief for cvi;
dcncc, asS"rsrns without know.
ledge, and made positive Without
proof. Man is cOndemc cd TO- 10.
bc.ir,,n,, in ,lis psy although
they may iiv1 q pure and noble
r life. The other i. praised FIR be.
y lioyi1g, although he uay live .
selfish and impure lie.
This is seen by tie world to.
day, and is unaeniaole. Men
are not Judged by tie right, bu,
, by opinion. and pr"iudic,', whic.
d ia upporiNost in the public es
u tcom and the mind of men.
Such theories nay condemn
men that arn risA.. .horIty
! ia anntl er's opinion. Civil Law
IN v l' HAS te.u DOM and sane
toned by mankind. \ deris Oh
of one court binds HAT 81 an tn.
or. MCrs acts have bccomc .h'
.ule Of iiic. Dnn says 90 def,nt
im~clf, solis re Csc diA il.
: W. get oar pli'ic' frnm On,
fathers. and orr religion f,Da
our mothers, Wnois to blame
Mind 'o'!ow 80 minI. The ilint
sti,, hans. Only fcw csult
s.Grd without n support. r.,
props OF The VOID hold item
NJ,
Bat in conclusion, tie mo.nin;
Of tie day has dawn,d, tlat tn.
DARK clouds OF superstition vii!
= b. forever rp,'oi into the dfrl
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-12-10
Socialism is a thing Of
the pas! present and
The Future.

Cbrlst-hS AuSut Oy Siirlss
was this be ye one IS and the |
Father are one" by this shall
all men know that ye are my
Disciples, il ye have love one
to another" as i. WAS in the
days Of The Apostles The mui.
titude Of them that believed was
OF one heart and one soul none
said ought u the things he
possessed was lis own, but they
had all things common"
Here We have socialism 10 the
early days o. christianity, We
must ask, what caused the
change For We see that the
church Of to day are far from
being u Une heart and one sO0l
For there is over a thousand
dl7.reut denominations, and as
many Thousand hearts in each
dIfIercut denominations, or in
other words as many different
beliefs. Ana those beliefs,
cause strife end contentious,
ana this prove tia. the principals
that ChrI,t taught while On earth
has been forgotten; and hs
cIuncel dlsinulIcd, for listen 10
what hc SAID ~ Us through Paul
Please read.
.,o" d. Ots GA yoI. UfetnIcr by Vac
nsns ui n.u !. lie. JgIas taIist mat 20
O.. ,,"a. the ,Atno thIns' ADD tha. hcte
Ds ~ divisions among sow but thal
lye he .'r'rc j j,.ned losuher,im The
stn. Dt.h hn'. Il 10. t.Ie .ds'lHt"!
Il ca / ca ~
What SocIabIilty Christ has
taught w, dnj GOV, different the
50 called christian world live
each ana ali have a way VI their
own all differing from each ether,
the church has left It's first love
The Socialism which CHRIST pray
eu for Id forgotten, ana the .iur
ious principals Jrlmplcd undel
foot. Ana only Remembered
by the very few IN u or
day.
Ana now after We have Show
~ our readers Socialism of Tn
past, ana the presant: We snaI
endr,cr To show to our readers
tao 80 ais II Of tnc.uyurn. For IS
Understand ludt after the Cuurcl
h,s lrlv !ls hrs. lovo 1t mus. b
restored, again II the future
And iHOrdtr 20 begin with Il,
lUuuHttiu. taJ We cannot Duil
any structure without a found,
ton, We SHAH ask you TO rcid.
Ard ne .La,. send Ja.n. tali.i whir
\ beiote "s6 t,cached nnto You.
Whom The hravcn mast receive uni
tAs times Of tie rcSiilalihn IL all u IL,
whIc God ham spoken by The mou,
u oil hi. hos prophets since Tie w,ll
nsan, Act HCh POL. =.
Luke in writing to Theopilous
! In this language gave him
understand that the Heaven
uust receive Christ until III
l tiMes vi the restitution OF n
things spoken of by ali the Ho.
n prophets since the world bcgl
1t is useless to look Tor Chri,
before TINS time comes. Yet
"a true, That many has sct fol,
thris'' 8 sccpLd coming Tins AT
4 again. And their declaration
and rrophesys have failed al
i, sou may ask why: And the ~
~ wcr come. from ;he in,p!r.
mind Of Paul, all things 81, kc
= oi b, all ,hc Holy proph t, a
mot fulfilled set usncc. the liz
~e,, p,ust 81, IN r.,n,,o lin,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-12-10

Ie3uuosVsi WIN ttosr 1-ssu, aAe1 NS
The eye, Of ID. Lord, which run ,o and
fro through the wno,e earth. Z-ch. . 10
There 10 seven Of those eyes OF
the Lord to b. seen. ri nr.ng
to and fro. through the whole
earth not only apart Of the earth,
but they are to 90, and be seen
through the whole earth. Here
is one scripture which has not
yet been fulfilled: and il has
been spoken Of by one of the
Holy Prophets. But we shall
quote you another one. Please
read.
Behb,d. the eye. Of ihe Lord God are
upon tue sinful Kingdom, and | will
desire, il from n the face cf ,ae ear'h
saving that / viii 40, utterly d,irry
tie house OF Jacob. saith the Lord
tul, 10. will command. and ! will
sI!, nc Lous, n Isrssl among oil ma
tion. like a. corn is si;ted in sieve
Sc, sh.a nlt tn. least grain fall upon
} The cara.
/ Al tho snatrs OF my people shall
! DE by the sword, which ssy, The evil
eh.ll mol o,rr,asc nor prevent US.
Ia thai day vii raise NJ ,ss 'A'e'
nae. II Day'h h, =, = "n, ~! "'''
AZ the bttLenes '.r'sri, shG Il
raise mp his runs. and | W. Uu'ii i a.
in Ne iaj.c:gli.
lhar they ina p .t.ei- the rem,an
!cfEtnnl, snl 81 Nil the heather Sblct
are cali. b.. bT ny name. n'h the Lord
'tHar,iee,h ms
Behold the dags c'm'' saith 'h'
iL,rd TIA, the ploughinan shall evc
''A' Wv '' ,
.,.,..,..,.;.,.,,,.,s,o,wiu. wine. ar1
IL. .-t..Aal,me,,
! a,dIv,lI b,,,r a.ain the c,pivit
-, nv reo,lv Of l.i..l and hey 'h.,
hu.d ,h' vase cities, ANA lah"o'' u ""
and they shall pant v"c'sT's 4"
d'i"s the VINE ''e''''' "
'''' '''' I"-S"'
.h..
, 49,. ,..lnomorch u. rup.
,,,,,,,,,,n.i,I, land vhich h.vcsjv-
them, saith the LoTd ny God. AM
. Ca. ,oii Va
The sinful Kingdom has rs
been destroyed ie', no!th"
-, n,i,,l. - Dari.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-12-10

In tbs restitution otAit thing..
(Acn S-2D-2l The AK Of tho
covenant aud the Two table, Of
stsns must cJms forth nov 10
thsrs any scriptures 20 show
-Asrs they vii be iOuAd.
{. 4. S.mon..
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-12-10

"riCf M 4
We would IKE II Kto G,rfs,t would
ell ~ tho r'si nnn NJ s,'ni. rc, p,u-s
NJ Lake 80 -lp
Nnl'cr crru..
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

To The Statesman:
Permit me to correct an erroneous
impression caused by the publication
OF my name in Sundays News" as
Democrat and while am member
of the Bryan Distribution Bureau, yet
am there as an independent voter.
whose ideas as TO the election OF
Bryan as the best method to repudi-
ate Taft Is concurrent with that OF
the clubs. expect to vote for
Campbell. Willis Elliott. Nisbet and
am in favor OF Mr. Hamlin's election
TO the United States Senate. For the
article purporting me to be what |
am not, Is not only false. but wrong
to me and the cause for which | am
fighting. | am not apologizing for
my stand, because I believe our race
should resent insults like all other
races. yet | want my position plainly
and distinctly understood by all.
Thanking you in advance for your
valuable space, | am. respectfully,
GEORGE G.. ROSS.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17
SHORTER CHAPEL: SUNDAY SER
VICES

Sunday school at 9:45a. m.
The pastor will deliver his intro
ductory sermon at II a. m. Subject.
Having Mind to Work"
Allen c. E. League at $50. Sub
ject, Commencing Our Society"
Evening sermon at 1880.
Our motto: BE On Time"
A cordial welcome awaits all
REV. A. NJ. WARD, Pastor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17
IN MEMORlAM.

In loving remembrance of my
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Reed, died oct.
18th, 1906, Colorado Springs, Colo:
Two years ago we laid her to rest
With her cold hands folded upon ner
breast.
In silence she suffered, in patience
she bore
Until God called her to suffer no more.
MRS. MARY KITCHEN.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH.,
3Nth and ,r;r,sr ctreA&

30th and larimer Street.
Preaching II a. m.
Sunday School 1870 p. m.
B. Y. P. U. $50 p. m.
Evening services 1880 p, m.
Welcome TO all.
REV. A. f. REYNOLDS,
Pastor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

"aIP1 sseIl!WF1, ssoI 10 eIoW 10
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ol qoIqM ..'eou9!oS oIqoGsd,, 81 lqS!u
-ol lo9fqns sIH 'iep eql 10 sloefqns
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-Inod eql o. SuIInloeI lqSIu MoIIoM
ol pue lqsluol spueds meIO a D
Mr.. Clarence Clark's picture and
very creditable mention is in the Phil
adelphia Tribune of last week. Nine.
Hackley is going to have an excel
lent musical festival on Oct. 18th at
her home. She is attempting to put
colored musicians in all the depart
mental stores in Philadelphia
Visiting Denver last week were
Fred Roberts and James Hines, while
William E. Parsons hailed from
Santa Fe, N. NJ.
DR.. Westbrook and family are now
located at 1905 East Sixteenth avenue.
Phone York 4014. His office and Of
fee phone remains the same
Have you seen "a Little Souvenir"
by Chas. D. Glen? Get it at John
sons cigar store. It's rich. Ten
cents.
Mrs. Lottie Mitchell died Saturday
at 1910 Kalamath street of liver trou-
BILE, and was buried Wednesday.
Chas. d. Glen has published col
lection of poems entitled "a Little
Souvenir" Get them at j. M. John
sons cigar store, 1119 Eighteenth
street. Ten cents per copy.
Mrs. Addie Hagan and Miss Aman-
da Gudgell entertained last Wednes-
day evening IL guests at four-course
dinner in honor of their mother, Mrs.
Gudgell of Topeka. The dining room
was tastefully decorated with Japan
ese lanterns and foliage.
The trainmen of the Rio Grande
railroad having five years of service
to their credit have been granted a
raise in wages of $50 per year. The
men benefited are: W. A. Watkins,
H. A. Howard, A. L. Hamilton, Sam
Scott, Geo. Banks, H. R. Butler, H.
M. Lytton. The raise was effected by
their efforts, in which they were ably
seconded by Jos. Garner Of the Rio
Grande private car service. Mr.. Gar
ner tickled some of the boys SO much
by his efforts that they say they will
remember him substantially.
w. B. Holland of Ouray is in the
cifv for few daus
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Anyone desiring Nine. C. ]. Walk
er's wonderful hair-grower will find
same at Mrs. R. Simpsons, 1850 Lo
gan avenue. She is also agent for the
Eureka Comb, which can be had for
sl.50. Nothing excels 1t for straight
enins and beautifying the hair. The
Grower can be had for so cents pei
box, pressing oil for 35 cents per box
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

| HELP US
Many changes are occurring in
requiring new arrangement Of our m;
reach you on Saturday, notify US at O.
be corrected by notification. No papeI
ing the subscriber.
Messrs. Hill and Hooper have open
ed wood yard on California street,
opposite the high school.
| Mrs. Travers of Twenty-first and
Arapahoe streets, is Ill with cold.
Her daughter has come home from
Omaha.
Gerald Allison died Friday morning
of typhoid fever.
| Mrs. Charles Porter left Thursday
for Houston, Tex.
Mrs. VIM. Clark is in Mercy hos
pital
| Mrs. Sarah Pennington OF Colorado
Springs was in the city last week ana
was entertained at a dinner party
given in her honor by Mrs. Chas. Bar
/ bour Sunday. Covers were laid for
twelve. Mrs. E. R. Page also enter
tanned in her honor Friday.
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Nelson on Arapahoe
street there was birthday party and
dinner given in honor of Mrs. Mayes.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs.
Beckham, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Howard Mrs. King
and Mrs. Epps.
R. w. Watson of Globeville has Just
completed new cottage there for
home. 1t is built by Ernest Howard,
contracting carpenter.
Harry Raines and Edwin Faulkner
will leave next week to attend school
in Tuskegee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Branche will be
at the Alliance Sunday afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. Katie Mix, who
died last Friday night, was held from
the undertaking parlors of @. j. Gil
more's. The deceased leaves hus-
band to mourn her loss. Rev. ward
officiated. Interment was at River
side cemetery.
Thomas H. Branch, who left Denver
seven years ago, as missionary to
Darkest Africa, will lecture at Zion
Baptist church next Tuesday evening,
the goth of October, on the customs
of the natives, and will also show
some Of the natives handiwork.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
rooms for rent In strictly modern
house, 2255 Arapahoe street. Mrs. r.
M. Blakey.
The Williams Jubilee Singers, one
Of the best travelling singing organ
izations, was In the city and appeared
at Trinity church. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
| P. Williams Of the company were the
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Mrs. l.. P. Holmes came down from
Cheyenne Thursday and returned
again Saturday She will be gone
till Christmas.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17
BEE HIVE RoomlNo HOUSE

At 1929-l931 LAWRENCE Street, with
IS neatly furnished rooms. Kitchen
special for roomers who want to cook.
Bath prepared at any time. Call and
see the proprietor. Mrs. Anna Bobo.
Phone Main 1869. Transient rooms for
strangers.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

REMEMBER, The Statesman is con-
Quoting the only printing plant in
the city where your job printing can
be done. All others sublet your
wor.., securing commission for so
doing.
You do not have to go East to learn
hairdressing in all its branches. En-
quire terms of the Moler System Of
Colleges, 1929 18th street, Denver,
Colo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J
Moore.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

lueIe VIII De IL Dlb spIedu Ut EutO
| Arapahoe street on the evening of the
oath, when the Daughters OF the Tab
ernacle will serve pigtails, fried fish
and chitterlings with corn bread. Ev.
erybody welcome to the feast
State w. G.. T. U. meets Tuesday
morning, Oct. Goth, at $3.50, at the
First Baptist church, Eighteenth and
Stout streets. Mesdames Gatewood,
Watson, Hargrove and many others
of Pueblo will be delegates A num-
ber will come in from Colorado
Springs.
The National w. c. T. U. convenes
OH Friday, Oct. 23rd, at $3.50 a. m, at
the Auditorium, in session five days.
A number of prominent colored
women from New York, Michigan,
Ohio, Texas and other states will be
in attendance. Everyone invited to all
the meetings. morning, afternoon and
night sessions
Mesdames A. A. Ealy and Moral
Keelan received from to 6 O'Clock
at their home. Tuesday, Oct. 18th.
complimentary to Mrs. w H. Gibson,
OF Oakland Cal Chrysanthemums
and carnations were the flowers
| chosen for the house decorations, the
dining room being adorned with yell
low and white chrysanthemums. Mes
| danes Ealy and Keelan had a guest
list OF 100 and were assisted In re-
] ceiving by Mesdames J. r. Contee, j..
E.. Travic, Chas. White and o. Dish.
man.
Many OF the Colorado Springs and
Pueblo folks were here visiting over
Sunday after DR.. Vernon's masterful
talk. Hon. Geo. w. Gross OF Rocky
Ford was present at the meeting also.
Miss McKinnis of Mobile, Ala, and
Mrs. M. Rice Of st Louis, Mo-, are
the welcome guests of Mrs. Octavia
Dishman. While here they have been
given sample OF our Western hos.
pitality along social lines.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Mrs, w II. Gibson accompanied Mr..
A. A. Ealy to Colorado Springs last
Sunday. They visited many points
OF interest.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

The clubs OF the city have united
with the w. c. r. U. for the purpose
Of rendering reception for the Ma
t!onal W. c. T. U. delegates. The re.
ceptIon will be given at Shorter A. NJ.
p. church, Thursday evening. Oct.
22nd. The public is invited.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

The Williams Jubilee Singers, one
Of the best travelling singing organ
izations, was in the city and appeared
at Trinity church. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
P. Williams Of the company were the
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Rev. Thomas Branche. re
missionary from Africa, will
at Zion Baptist church Sunday
Ing and evening.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Many OF the Colorado Springs an
Pueblo folks were here visiting owe
Sunday after DR.. Vernon's masterfr
talk. Hon. Geo. w. Gross OF Rock
Ford was present at the meeting alst
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Sunday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Nelson on Arapahoe
street there was a birthday party and
dinner given in honor of Mrs. Mayes.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs.
Beckham, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Howard, Mrs. King
and Mrs. Epps.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

The Lucy Thurman w. C # \
elected the following delegates TO II
state convention: Mrs. G. A. McCu
Tough and Mrs. A. Crosswhitc. wit
Mrs. A. s. Travers and Mrs. C.
Holmes alternates.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

W. B. Holland of Ouray is in the
city for few days.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Mrs. Maloney and daughter, friends
OF Mrs. Mae Byrd, have come UP from
Pueblo and will reside here perma.
nently.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

FOR rem T-Nicely
rooms for rent In a strictly
house, 2255 Arapahoe street.
M. Blakey.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Harry Raines and Edwin Faulkne
will leave next week to attend schoo
in Tuskegee.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Visiting Denver last W
Fred Roberts and James Hi
William E. Parsons hal
Santa Fe, N. NJ.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

..'eJF1 ssep!m!1,, ss9I 10 eIom 10
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ol qoIqM ..'eoue!oS oIqoGsd,, 81 lqS!u
-ol loefqns sIH 'Aep ep 10 sloefqns
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-ol pue lqSluol spueds meIO a o
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-17

Messrs. Hill and Hooper have open
ed wood yard on California street,
opposite the high school.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30

ganized the Chamberlain company.
which is covering a rather UNIQUE
righteousness organizers, systematic
ers, investigators and auditors. The
porations and Chamberlain hopes to
build up business of Importance
along these lines. his intention being
70 turn it over to his sons when he re-
tires from active work
OTHER FEATURES OF THE CAFE
I must not forget to mention three
other attractive rooms in the Bismarck
cafe-the formal Louis XIV bannuat
room; the university room, embellished
with series of bizarre French post
srs; srotesque caricatures of the arts,
and some amusing hits at local celebri,
tleS: and the "beefsteak" room. so
called because here, in typical west
ern cowboys cabin. you can have q
snlck. Juicy steak quickly broiled be-
fore an immense open fireplace. The
atmosphere here is just as convincine. Q.
as IN the Holland garden, and Charles
Whittlesey. the architect, who con.
celved the Pacific building and superin-
tended every detail of its constrnettnn
and decoration, deserves great credit
for the ingenuity with which he has
utilized every foot of space in tbe
basement. basement 1t is rarely that one en-
the ability to handle the practical ss
weil as the aesthetic features of q
structure of this magnitude. He usualA
~ pidnS the construction end apd
ieaves the decoration to some one e1sa
II any one is laboring under tha de-
iusion that the night life is not ranid-
" returning to the down town district
iet MIN visit the cafe after the theatars
nave dismissed their audiences. was
surprised to find the main cafe corr
,ortaply hlled about IL O'clock and !
nall nour later the scene was a bril
liant one. The women were eIaborateiv
gowned and the majority of The uln n,a,,
were IN evening clothes. It rem;ndea
9he OF the good old DAYS before 49,
nre wnen the Cafe zinkand was az the
nelght OF its popularity, and sbown,5 v.ld
tnat people are willing to 60 anv S,s 81
lance lance after the theater to get good
things to eat and mingle Win s1bu 3ba
merry diners. The cafe also does -. ene
ilng TOT panquets, weddings and nriveta
The LEGAL FRATERNITY
On the eighth floor I encountara..
OLD sacramento friend, d. E. Alexanudarr' an
VINO was on his way to court viii e Z,
JUNIOR partner. John ODonnell Afe
SO you are in the Pacific build,nu
alsoY' | said in surprise. 'uiiuins
Yes, indeed, he replied ...s
mighty glad to be SO comfortably a,1o inu
!. !. And Aa what brought you here,~ =