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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
NEW YORK SOCIETY TO
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC

The second annual reunion basket
picnic of the New York State society
will be held at Eastlake park all day
Saturday, May 16.
to attend.
Frank James will be one of the prin-
cipal speakers. Francis G.. Haley of 121
South Bunker Hill avenue is the presi-
dent.
The society meets the first Friday of
each month at 337i5 South Hill street.
The society has increased so rapidly
the last few months a larger hall will
have to be secured in which to hold
meetings.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
MANY JOIN CHURCH
DURING REVIVAL SERVICES

The evangelistic services conducted
by Rev. John L. Brandt at the First
Christian church are increasing in in
terest. Ten women were baptized
Monday night and nine persons last
night.
Seventy-two persons have been add
ed to the church during the meetings
of eight days. Tonight large chorus
will assist Prof Stout in a musical
program. Prof. Stout will sing songs
illustrated by stereopticon views.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
DENVER g. RIO GRANDE
SELLS NOTES WORTH $15,000,o 900
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 12.-The Denver &
Rio Grande railroad, acting for the
Western Pacific. has, 1t was announced
this afternoon, sold $15,00O.000 two-pear
per cent notes with the privilege of
extending them for three years from
1910.
Proceeds of the sale of these notes
win he used in completion of the con-
struction of the Western Pacific.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13

There Is but one time, the present. Now
tho time. Get your lad" in the color
sheet Try this way of being exclusive. 1t
Will pay you. Phone Home Herald, Sunset
Press IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
of California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building, on Broadway. between
First and Second streets. VIII, no free intor-
nation will be given on all subjects pertain
ing to this 90 ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Save sickness ana stomach trouble by
drinking the best spring water The Glen
Rock Water company will supply YOU
Phones C1456, East 4H. Prices right.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13

Henry ]. kramer forms an adult be-
ginning class Monday. May rs. Refer
ences required.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13

DR.. Gabler moved to Gil, 612, 613, Gil
Lankershim bldg. A3267.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13

The Herald will pay $40 in cash TO any
ons furnishing evidence that will lead TO
the arrest and conviction of any person
caught stealing copies of The Herald from
the premises OF our patrons
THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-13

For development in the dainty fab
RIGS that are now coming in the waist
shown Is especially pleasing. 1t is not
fussy nor is it too elaborate for home
making, yet 1t is nice enough for wear
upon any occasion and will prove be-
coming to most young girls. The waist
Is box pleated in front and back, the
front pleats terminating at yoke depth,
while those at the back continue to
the waist line. thus insuring good lines.
The wide armholes with the trimming
bands a la mandarin, supply the touch
Of up-to- dateness that all girls demand
nowadays, and the sleeves may be
made in full or shorter length, in the
former style being arranged in box
pleats at the wrist. SILK, challis or
one of the new and pretty sprigged
muslins or embroidered batistes would
make up charmingly by this mode, 8
yards "a inches wide being needed for
the 15-year size.
4340--Sizes IA, Is, 16 and II years.
The price Of this pattern is 10c.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-03
Pittsfield General & Emergency
 HOSpital.

We wish to announce that this hospital is prepared to receive both medical and surgical cases as for the past five years and in addition thereto we havea few private rooms for patients who are suffering from nervous or mild mental disease.
 Patients can enter the hospital and re- main under the care and direction of their family physician if desired.
 Terms are from $15.00 and upwards ac- cording to nature of case, location of room and amount of personal care required.
 LESLIE H. HENDEE MD, Supt.
Connecticut western news., 1908-12-03
CANAAN

We knew Tag Day would be . suc- cess in Canaan.
 Mrs. s. A. Bennett spent Thanksgiv- ing in Brooklyn.
 Sunday School attendance should now begin to increase. Mrs Edward Brewer has been visit ing her parents ill Lakeville. MT. and Mrs. A. J. Wigglesworth spent Thanksgiving ill Watertown, Ct.
 Miss Marion Roger came home from Sharon Valley to spend Thanksgiving.
 Rev E. c. Gillette, wife and daughter spent Thanksgiving in Talcottville, Ct. The weighing of the mails will be dis continued at 12 p. m. Tuesday December 9th.
 Don't overlook the fact that those little Cent-a- Word advertisements bring results.
 The assemblies promise to be very popular gatherings in Canaan this winter.
 Frank Strong of Pittsfeld spent Thanksgiving with his brother, George r. Strong.
 A remarkably large number of Thanks 1 giving post cards passed through the local postoffice. The Canaan basket ball team expect l to play . game with the Great Barring ton team in the near future. Shingles are being placed over the siding of ono of Mrs. Cartis' smalA ten- ements on West Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Brewer attended family gathering at George Brewers near Ashley Falls Thursday. The old housatonic is making a brave, and thus far successful. effort to keep the electrical machinery in motion. Seeing man wearing one of those green hats, one sub-consciously expects ) hilE to burst fourth into yodel song.
 Miss Ella LAugs is driving a peculiarly marked horse, recently purchased by her father, and which attracts much attention.
 Miss Louise Roraback of New York and Rev. A. E. Roraback of Providence, R. I. came to spend Thanksgiving un- der the parental roof. The Christina. Lost card will soon have its innings. The force at the 10, al post office anticipates the regular annual deluge of these missives , W. J. Argall of Hartford was in town Friday. MT. Argall formerly conducted a barber shop in Falls Village and is now working Ill the capitol city.
 Charles G. Smith, of Canaan, has rented his saw mill and grist mill in Konkapot to August Anderson, of Clay ton, for a year. and has begun work there.
 James Graney plans to commence the erection of another residence on his Bragg street premises in the near future. The foundation was completed some time ago.
 The Boston Post printed, few days ago, an article from J. O. Roraback of this village telling why Yale wasn't the winner of the recent scramblefest with Harvard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
ois

For the first time on any stage.
mo Mans Land" romantic conn
edr. was presented az the Lois thee
aire yesterday before audiences
which completely filled tho little
playhouse. Mr. frawley created a
character. ana Tor the fret perform
anCe By a stock company the pre-
duction moved with precision. Aa
Richard WildinR Mr. Ffnwley was
cast la cunEeuial role. and caught
the appreciation ~ hin auditors
through four interesting acts.
The scene Of "No Mans Land" a.
laid Ia Arizona, ana relates the adj
ventures ~ young man who dis
likes 90 live one year on rancho.
but must N he ia 10 profit by the
terms ~ Am uuclo'u will Despite
the sober prospective "No Mans
Lnnd" lH filled with comedy. which
D. clean Wholesome and worthy OF
digestion. 80 Carmen Bcardalcy "a
Wild. untuiorod Rlri Of the west.
Miss May wna all that could be- ex-
pccied Mr. Dowlnn did AN that he
could with part which pnlpabh
rAlia fpf flcAhY Individual Both
NJ Sheffield and Mr. Klmbali were
effective. and Miss Walcutt and
Miss Carr earned applause by their
phinHtukinR porirnyala "NO Mans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
GREAT SPORT PROGRAM fHOGH 4 VI IS IS
PLANNED FOR EXPOSITION

ship games ~ Seattle. and The ar
ranfcmeui Of the schedule viii be-
made early in January
II ~ also planned % bring The
annual army aud navy champion
ship games 90 seattle next year
The Pacific fleet Of tho United
States navy will be stationed ~
Seattle hafbor during the entire ~.
position period, ana this viii be q
strong iuducomeni 20 hold the
championship games IN the expo.
Fition city
Another biz feature Of tho spori.
Ing programme viii be the inter
rational balloon races An aero
club Is now being organized IN Sc
attic, concluding the arrangements
which viii bring alrnhips, balloons
aud acr0plaueB 10 Seattle from all
parts Of the United States and from
foreign eountflca
Seattle has also secured the an
nual championship games 81 the
Amateur Athletic union, and alto
RctheF the programme Of sports viii
be one OF the greatest attractions
Of the Alaska Yukon Pacific expo
sitiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS


or THE Lion and the Mouse az
n play. enough has been written 10
So four successful seasons. and H.
third appearance IN Seattle NJ the
Moore last night found the audi
ence IN the mood Tor dramatics
rather than interested 30 story and
plot. The reception accorded the
efforts Of the present company.
while not extrayaRant. waa hearty
and as soon aa recovery was pos
sible from the drearinesH ~ the en-
planatory first ace. the audience en-
tered into tho spirit IF the conflict
IN well contained manner
Paul Evertou. ~ John HurHcit
Ryder, has been seen here before
IN the role ~ the hllhouaire deapot
and bis performance shows little
change Miss Crawford. "a new
Shirley H0Fu0re, WAS convincing.
and her stormy dtnuneialion Boz me
third act was wen done The re-
malnder ~ the clsf wac equal tp fhe
Demands made upon them "The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
"HONOR SYSTEM TO
BE TRIED ATHUv
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
LECTURES TO MANY

nickncll Young. member 81 the
Christian Science icctufcHhlp bu.
rrau 81 Chicago. spoke 20 a large
audience az the Dreamiand rink
yesterday afternoon, explaining the
fundamental tcnotE Of the Chris.
tian Science belief II his address
be said fn part
Christian Science gives drfini-
lions % God which ure found % be-
universally acceptable and satisfy
Ina 10 the human reason " de-
clares that God, AZ cause and cfca-
tor. must be initiate Intelligence
aud makes this fact clear aud avail.
able through the use 81 the word
mine" a. = synonym for the word
God Il declares that God Is
mind. and that mind IL God
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
Experiment Viii Be Tried
in College Of
Journalism.

Following the example set b.
Stanford university. tho faculty 81
the University 81 Washington IL -.
riouhly considering putting inio
vogue che honor system for the
control OF student affairs. and
Eventually 10 bring about student
control % ~ great an extent as ID
prevails al stanford where u has
proven an immense success. Re
Gently a student AZ the university
was caught cheating in an exam
movement for the honor system.
which u helng led b. Professor
Merle Thorpe 81 the college ~
journalism Professor Thorpe wili
put the system into use IA his class.
a. at once. aud Il IL expected that
other instructors will quickly 81.
low.
undsr the honor system" the
student IA Told what the rules ~
the uniyefelts are. and 10 put upon
T his honor 10 obey them When an
examination il held. be IL pat upon
bis honor not 10 cheat. and there Ia
no eagle eyed professor standing BY
20 keep HIN IN the straight and mar
foN path Self respect and the re-
epeef ~ fellow students are sacFi.
feed by the man sho violates the
code
Professor Thorpe. Who f. Stan.
ford man and has seen the pEac.
teal application ~ the system be.
lseves that SIS adoption AZ Washing.
sou % govern AT student affairs will
bc the means ~ solving many prob
lens which the faculty n nos con.
frunied 9th. Il ia believed that
Nifhin q year. a. the outside. the
honor system wiii BE- In vogue
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
How 10 Clean Hair Brushes.

Good hair brushes arc costly items.
but Il properly cared for they will last
for years. To wash them, have ready
two basins. enc ihrrefourshs fun Of
boiling water and tic other with the
same amount q very cold water. In
the first. dissolve leaspoonfui Of Gold
Dust washing powder and shake the
hrisslea no aud down IN the boiling
waier until they are thoroughly clean.
then at once rinse well IN cold water
aud stand the brush 10 dry In the air
OF Ia a warm place. bat not too near
the ere. OF course the back u the
brush must 10, BE- vet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
Rowing Crews Are Com
ing From Big East
ern Universities.

Negotiations arc on 10 BRING the
Cornell. Yale aud Harvard rowing
crews 10 Seattle during the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition next sum,
mer II ~ planned 10 hold at least
one regatta on Lake Washington
each month during the exposition.
which opens June I aud closes DC
tober 10. All arrangements have
been made for a aeFloa ~ races be.
tween California. stanford and the
University Of Washington, aud Wis.
conaln. and other middle west col.
leees have also been asked 10 send
crews.
The arrangements have been con.
cluded for the track meet Of all Pa.
clfle coast colleges and high
schools In Seattle during the expo.
alilon while the dates have not
been definitely set. the colleges aud
Of the Pacific conat have
agreed 20 hold their 1903 champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23

thrills and ruuHcfieHh. was tho Of
ferinE ~ the Seattle theatre yes
terday. and two crowded houses
lifted their voices IN noisy approval
"hunco IN Arizona be- the SOME
what misleading title 81 ths nftrAU-
ton. Mae 81 clair is tho "nunco7
mot hunco ~ the ordinary typo. but
q ~uubrette who more Than made
Epodi. "HunCo" goes "a iufnue for
an education. and returns fo Ari-
Hona. u here she completes her
learning hy marrying a cowboy
Both the company and the scenery
are above the average. and the Sc
attic should ~ crammcd di week
hy meiodfamn lovers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
THIEVES ROB ONE
HOUSE TWICE

For the second time during the
past week thieves entered the house
OF n. g. Anderson. 1858 John ~.
saturday night, and carried or a
watch. q gold ring. gold locket
q pair Of diamond ear rings and
several yards Of cloth. The same
house was entered last Wednesday
afternoon.
Silqa Stultz reported TO the police
Yesterday that he was robbed OF
$l60 while he was away from his
room In the morning stutz says
he took a man. 90 his room whose
name he does not know He left
the man IN the room while he went
ont When he returned man and
money were missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
Third Avenue

over a. the Third Avenue theatre
moro melodramn Is on tap There
are five acts ~ ~ la In the shadow
~ The GalipwH" and the capacity
audiences which witnessed the proc
ductipn yesterday went away fuliY
satisfied. Suspicion la cast upon
the innocent with such bcwliderlnR
rapidly. and The hero aud heroine
have such difficulties in extrlcatina
Themselves that 70 d little wonder
ne patrons Ht0rmiiy announced
their approval w the last act, when
me villain got hia. II ia real meio-
drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23

At tho orphcum this afternoon
the weekly change ~ hili Was made
Heading the attractions t. Miss Eva
Taylor, IN "NhumA q sketch which
u said 90 be cleYeTly drawn The
-Four franklinH. Fymnasts. are Also
% De- seen Mina Augusta Close. IN
q pinnnl1Eus. and the Fhantnstic
fhantoms. hristling novelty. are
also on the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23

a well-balaucca bin l. promised
az fantakeH this week. The holiday
crowds viii be taken care N
Thanksgiving day by continuous
performance The big act IL "a.
bill " the Hawaiian septct. who's.
musical efforts are said Co be very
pleasing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
SEAL P0ACHERS
FINED S35,400

VALDEZ. Alaska. Nov. - The
costs Of the case and fine ~
tas zoo has becn imposed By Judge
Hied upon The Japanese poachsrN
convirfed Of sea- rAiding In de-
fault o. payment the puaehefH
must apcnd see DAYS each Ia Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
Star

Headed hy The Royal Five. tho
management II the Star theatre
promises rafting good bin Of
vaudeville THE week Hiockaom A
Burns, former Bockatader stars.
VII also b. seen. on Thanksgiving
DAY q continuous performance will
be- given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23

Just az noisy and tuncful as ever.
Little Johnny Jones' the Conan
tpnfoetlon appeared az the Grand
Theatre before two packed h9uaaH
yesterday. and apparently is due for
a biR run al week
The comedy drama has been neen
here three times. but the current
production is about the beat sent
out a ncw Johnny Jones. in the
person of Charley Brown gives
iife-iike Imitation az the author 90
the play. and was adequate Ia every
respect
William kenuRh uH the "Un-
known WIS given ruualuE re-
eepiion To use one of bic Hay-
inEs. keouFh is shout the biggest
noise in the show The action W
fast ana flll 0f frcahnoas and the
musical numbers which are pienti-
fuiiy Eufinkied throughout the pro-
Quefinn, make their usual hit There
are lot of good characters 20
chouHe from Notable among these
are Danny Simmons as Timothy ~
McGee, Leo H Mnrdauut. who wears
speedy gowns. and Amy Mortimer.
who appears in q triple role lit
de Johnny Jones' as cure for the
blues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 28.-
The graft Prosecutions fight is 10
day strengthened by the knowledge
that a thousand aoi the chy'a best
women are pledged 10 lis support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23

Land deserves ana win get big
weeks hnHinesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-23
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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-22

-,ts depa-trent is conducted solely In the inter.
= - car ei.I and boy readers
H' mt Busy is glad to hear any tImo from ths
Is and nephews who read this page and TO giys
nI-, al The advice and help IN her power
,--ite on side IF the paper only
no rot have letters too long
nrrloal stories ard verses viii be gladly received
The manuscripts Of contributions not accerted win
ADDRESS an letters to Aunt Busy. Intermountain
-.+,ol,o salt Lake CITY.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-08-22
THE MTERMONAN AND COLORADO CATHOLIC: AUGUST e. 1903

As LOT hltty-tender. sensitive Kitty-she
Ieenic 9 70 1ade away like flower The glad light
Ii,u Gieo OUT OF her eyes, and the ripple of her
i"Og IN was heard no more
There seemed nothinu lf+ for TO-, .. :; A.
1 World that had deprived her of her most beloved
~ 10 lpiI.S playmates, the lonesome surroundings
Snu he IaSt deserted homestead only seemed to for
misery o'iioe u ner 'erIlOle
Alone IN the world, pious, devoted. wretcbed
she would visit our Lord each day ond bo,r s;,,
ocIel4 UhaI lie might take her to her parents and
i0i anguish or ease her aching heart De
EoCeuly she would kiss the little crucifix on her
peaus ana tears UNDECIDED and unchecked would
ePiI1lhle the ground on which she knelt.
one evening, after she had visited the we'll kent
graves OF her dear parents she determined to
S"NnG[ niue bouquet of her favorite flowers for
! Ine May altar AS she stole cautiously into the
NIUE chapel to place her offering before the shrine
9: ue DRESSED Virgin, she found the entire body of
sacred benediction ~ i'-Ae N0O
Never before had this sanity girl witnessed
Such beautiful sight She looked forward to
the sweet face of her Sister instructor. and her
CHECKS suddenly became crimson red. What was
1t IN the Justification of that pure holy face that
could touch the deepest chords of an aching beartS
The eyes luminous in the light of faith seemed to
De heading tor her, the lips murmuring prayers
worthy -i0
Du ing Hef lace IN her hands she prayed as
never betore-prayed God in His goodness for a
lite so pure and holy; prayed that He might let
her follow IN the footsteps of those sanity nuns.
Slowly one by one the Sisters began to file out
IN single order and ere the last one had risen from
her knees Kitty knelt beside her and kissed fer
vently the hem of her gown
her pleading eyes raised slowly to meet the soft
mourning glance of the Sister Superior. and as
she rose to depart from the chapel Kitty gripped
the coarse black sleeve and spoke to her in voice
full of energy and sheer determinations in a voice
that meant separation forever from the cruel world
which had treated her so falsely-from the cold.
harsh world that had so unkindly deprived her of
her dear parents-"Sister take me with your
The face of the good Sister turned a trifle pale
but 1t suddenly beamed with new radiant Joy. and
slowly bending over so that her gaze rested on the
upturned hopeful face. she kissed her forehead and
together they walked from the house of God-from
the world, with It's pleasures and disappointments
and prlvations-to paradise.
In due time she received the sacred VOWS of
the sisterhood and took the blessed name of pa
iron saint. But to the old paymates and cheerful
comrades of her early life, to the children of the
world who had watched her grow from the radiant
miss, who astonished the street by her Jealous
piety and whose sympathy she had shared in her
early grief she remained the idol Of their hearts,
the simple, much-adored kitty"
TIMOTHY P. O'DONNELL.