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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
Club TO DEDICATE
HOME ON CAMPUS
Archbishop RiOrdan Will Attend
Opening of University Stu
dents New Building

BERKELEY, Dec. THE Newman
club. the Catholic organization of the
university, will dedicate its new
building January %. according to the
announcement made by President Will
liam ]. Hayes today, and few occa-
sions will attract such a gathering of
prominent churchmen and residents of
the state as the ceremonies of that day.
The new home of the Catholic students
at the corner of Bonte avenue and
Ridge road has been completed and the
furniture will be installed in a few
days. The building cost 100000
Archbishop Riordan, whose aid made
the building of the clubhouse possible,
will be present at the dedication. The
list of invited guests includes eminent
ecclesiastics as well as distinguished
laymen and educators.
The clubhouse is the handsomest
home of any student organization on
the campus and is well appointed in
every detail. The first floor contains
the reading room, library, dining
buffet kitchen. In the basement will
be the smoking rooms, billiard rooms
and bowling alley. The top floor will
contain the lobby and assembly hall
for lecturers and other entertainments.
The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent, William J. Hayes; first vice
president, T. r. Gray, second vice
president, Miss Catherine O'Toole; re-
cording secretary, Miss Julia Graham;
corresponding secretary, Miss May Van
Gulpen; treasurer, l. t. Quinn; ex-
ecutive committee, Thomas Chase, Miss
Hazel Noting, T. r. Gray, William J..
Hayes. j. r. Cattin, 1. T. Quinn and
Miss Ellen Ord.
Rev Father Thomas L. O'Neill, a
Paulist priest is the chaplain of the
club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
NEW ENGLAND MEETING
HAS PROTOTYPE HERE
Citizens of Albany District Vote
to Build Engine House

BERKELEY, Dec. AFTER the man
ner of the old New England town meet
ings the people of the Albany school
district braved the storm last night
to meet in the schoolhouse to pass a
resolution giving the city of Albany
permission to use school property on
which to build a firehouse. While the
business of the meeting was ordinary
interest centered in the gathering of
the entire school district believed to
be the first such meeting held in the
state. The meeting was largely at
tended, and the voters present took the
keenest interest in the deliberations of
the body. Mayor Frank J. Roberts,
president of the school board, presided,
and A. p. Hanscom acted as secretary.
At the meeting of the trustees of AL
bany, which followed. a resolution was
passed ordering that work be started
Immediately on the frehouse.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
PASS MEAT ORDINANCE
DESPITE OPPOSITION

OAKLAND. Dec. by a vote of eight
to two the city council has passed to
print the ordinance providing for in
spection of meat sold In the city limits
by inspectors to be appointed by the
city and remunerated by fees coming
from the wholesale butchers
The ordinance was framed by the city
attorney on recommendation of the
board of health. 1t is opposed by the
butchers exchange. retailers organi-
zation and Dy representatives of the
wholesalers.
The representatives of the slaugh-
terers attending the council meeting,
who asserted that the eNaction of fees
was Objectionable, were allowed to
speak. but the council overrode their
protests on the ground that the or
dinance will safeguard public health.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
POLISH SOCIETY is
FORMED IN OAKLAND
Foreign Born Residents of East
RaY Cities Join Hands

OAKLAND, Dec. Polish speaking
residents of the east bay shore cities
met Monday evening at the home of
Albert A. Bednarz, 936 Telegraph ave-
nue., and formed the Polish society of
Oakland.
The organization aims to encourage a
closer intimacy with the Polish Ian
guage, its literature and traditions, and
to strengthen the bonds of friendship
among the Poles of America.
The following officers were elected
President Hugo Henry Lilienthal; sec
retary, Felix A. Kuczynski; treasurer,
Albert A. Bednarz.
A committee was elected Is draft a
constitution and bylaws. Its report
will be received at the society's next
meeting, Monday night. at the same
place.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND Dec. THE following marriage
licenses were issued today;
Nflfred z. Darneal, %. and Leila n. Whiting
- both Of Oakland.
John II. Craft. 80, Mackiftrick, and Elizabeth
Hubbard 90 Berkeley.
Claude Croft, Is, and May Robinson, is. botl
OF Oakland.
Munro s. kinney. 80. Berkeley. and Dorothy
McGrafh Ie. Oakland.
Pred &. Sprague. Is and Idells c. Adams, IL
both Of Oakland.
George c. Plump 80 Redwood City, and Mari
II. Shearer -. Oakland.
John A. McKeever. IS. and Mary E. Kirby. so
both Of Oakland.
Charles F. Brandt 81. and Elsie Shenkle, 81
both Of Albany. Alameda county
Charles T. Boyer % and May Sinclair. "a
both Of San Francisco.
Rufus G Chlds, 80 Red Blur. and Esty An
nsnd. 30. Oakland.
Russell Earhsrt, p, Berkeley. and Elsie Cas-
edy. %. Alameda.
Henry D. Newton. %. and Emma NJ. Burck
halter, %, both Of oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
MacMULLAN'S ACTION
BROUGHT TOO LATE

OAKLAND, Dec. &c. S. Macmillan
received a setback today at the hands
Of Judge Ellsworth. who ruled that
his attempt TO collect $4,000 from the
county of Alameda as rebates for taxes
illegally levied came too late and was
barred by the statute Of limitations.
Macmillan secured assignment from
number of tax payers OF their re-
hates for the fiscal year 1902-I903. He
said that the supervisors had fixed the
rate and had afterward altered it with
out resembling the first action.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
ENGINEER INJURED
BY GAS EXPLOSION

OAKLAND. Dec. 7.-As the result of
the explosion of gas in the frebox of
his locomotive Z. n. Haslkill, an en-
gineer in the employ of the Western
Pacific railway company, was today
severely burned about the face and
hands. He was treated at the receiving
hospital and was the first Western Pa
cific employe to be a patient at that
institution. Haskill tried to revive the
fire in his engine by throwing a torch
into 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
NEW TRIAL is REFUSED
ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
Appellate Court UphoIds Deci-
sion of Police Justice

In the case of the people against
Daniel Jones, involving the alleged
forgery of a IS check, an appeal was
taken to the appellate court yesterday
from the police court of Oakland.
Upon judgment being returned against
him in the lower court Jones asked for
new trial and an arrest of judgment
This motion being denied the defend
ant appealed to the higher tribunal,
which yesterday affirmed the judgment
and order of the Oakland police court.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
TAFT & PENN0YER WIN THEIR
SUIT

Judge Ellsworth has decided in
favor of Taft & Pennoyer against
the Delger Estate
This case has been in the courts
for over a year Taft & Pennoyer
have secured judgment for S8,693,
with interest at 7 per cent; also
costs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
SEEKS $I5,625 DAMAGES
FROM TRACTION COMPANY

OAKLAND, Dec. 7.-Suit for s15,625
damages was begun today by A. Dable
against the Oakland traction company
for injuries sustained at Russell and
Grove streets, Berkeley December %,
1908, when he was hurt in car colli-
sion. He alleges that his left leg had
to be amputated the result of the
accident that two of his ribs were
broken and that he suffered injuries to
his head.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
DRAWS WEAPON WHEN
RENT is DEMANDED
Landlord Has Boarder Arrested
on Serious Charge

OAKLAND Dec. 7.-When Pietro
Misso of II McAdam street demanded
room rent owed by Giuseppe Campano
this morning the boarder is said to
have drawn a revolver, placed it at
Misso's stomach, and threatened his
landlord until Misso relented. The
hosts forbearance lasted only until
Campano left the house for the yard
Then Misso called Policeman Sill and
had his guest arrested on charge of
assault with a deadly weapon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
PETITION COURT TO
RULE ON BOND ISSUE
EImhurst Trustees Ask That
Legal Question Be Settled

OAKLAND, Dec. Tn order to test
the validity of the recent sewer bond
election in EImhurst the trustees OF
that town have petitioned the superior
court to render a decision relative to
them. The bond issue was for $4,000.
The trustees have found that prospect
i've buyers of the bonds are reluctant
to close purchases in view of the recent
vote to annex Elmhurst to Oakland.
until a court decision is handed down.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08

WANTED FOR RoBBERY-wiliam Handt. a
miner of II De Boom street. obtained a war
rant yesterday for the arrest of Corporal Roy
Thomas of the coast artillery and John Doe. T"
alleging that they held him up and robbed him
at Greenwich and Devisadero streets last Fri
day night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08
WORTHLESS CHECK GIVEN
TO OAKLAND GROCER
Youth on Probation Falls Into
Hands of Police

OAKLAND, Dec. Arthur Bunyard,
a young man who is on probation, was
arrested today on a charge of giving to
A. Adler, a grocer of S29 Broadway, a
worthless check for $3.50. He is said
to have purchased $12.30 worth of
groceries and to have received SIS in
change. The check, drawn on the Cen
trail national bank, was returned to
Adler, who had Bunyard arrested. The
prisoner is said to be wanted in Bak-
ersfield on a similar charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-08

Rent your rooms by advertising them
in The Calls want ad columns. Phone
Kearny Sc for solicitor to call on you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
CAkEWALKERs TAKE
CLAIM To CHILbERG

Say. oh you babe. whar wuz 20
las nightT-
"Nevah 20 mind. chfie. whar
WIZ. | wux NJ Charlie Saunders
A.-Y-P. eakewaik. dar's whar I WIZ.
and sit right mex 10 do white
folks too. an dosn 20 fo'git dat.
honey boy"
And abe did A bunch Of shes. e
And -hes" And Tor the first time
In history. pair nf cakewalkers
captured grand prize at n big ex.
position.
jesse Clipper and Alice Whit.
taker. a dnslgy maid In a Tanning
pink dress. carried off the grand
prize. a cake the sire OF a wash.
tub. and thereby and therefor there
will be- trouble. For many hundreds
IN the !. 500 persons present thought
that Arthur Raziand and Helen
Lertridge should have been named
for the honor. They will take an
appeal 10 President Chilberg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
11THER Of EIGHT CHILDREN
: AND NOTORIOUS SHOPUFTER

diphtheria whom they we're little
one daughter is married and living
Ia spokane.
4 have mot with misfortune IN
Seattle" aaid Nellie.
What Is tho trouhleg" / asked
= was convicted yesterday OF
shoplttlng"
Have yoa ever been In trouble
hefercg"
Quick "a flash the bercaved
mother was the ahrewd woman OF
the world. What is your work p
shc asked.
Well, write a good deal" |
answered
Arr you a reporter"
yes"
~oh. | Thought you was re-
ligious woman"
Il am, ! declared. bat the game
was on, Il was no longer woman
and woman II was criminal and
reporter, the offender against the
laws ~ society meeting the people
who made the laws. And vet.
through Il all. Nellie Oioaon was a
woman still ponitence Ii one OF
woman's virtues and appeal Is her
weapon
Nellie olcson Is woman OF
aliases, woman with record. nut
Nellie Oieson says she Is sorry
Nasb be her repentance Is sincere
Who can say
am not a kleptomanlac." she
said. Only tho rich have kiepto
mania. | am here because wanted
things that didn't belong 90 mo and
| took them. Don't say that II was
The fascination III The game with
ne. Il wasn't that Ny heart was
always sad whom stole 90 course
it took nerve" with just a CLEAN
" the professional pride. but |
frank. | had 10 drink to get the
ierVc.
I've got a conscience. This thing
sn't a habit with me. | can quit
a. I've resisted temptation lots OF
times when ! have been In stores
md saw things ! wanted"
Then why don't you do itg~ I
insisted.
Well. maybe It's the desire 10
set ahead. ] don't know. Hut I'm
CRY. When | get out Of here I'm
;otng TO Alaska. where there aren't
my department stores And she
miled AZ the admission OF her
seakneas. I'm going clear out OF
he way Of temptation. Don't you
think that IL the way 10 dor
Perhaps IL In.
What makes Nellie oleson q shop.
ilfterf
She has yielded 20 the thing that
VAS her peculiar temptation.
Lots OF us have Temptations But
40 don't always 20 20 Alaska tc
set out Of the way Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

xss 4 one woman a shopluift
i sraAer a missionary
n, Is the question that kept
.nsA.us through my brain yes,cr
@Tn talked In a daFkcued cell
! IL county lail With Mrs. Ncllis
1i,scn
rrs Olssoa Is the mother o.
49, rAslarpn. she hasn't a barr
- tksrs i ncthlag brasen about
:. rhe lines that cross her tacs
- sorrow. perhaps disappolnt
NJ struggie. but not vice OF dis
<ztsan.
u might have been a mission
n. q kok 81 her.
BIZ the police had just told me
a, sAs was me worst shopliitei
- bad ever taken. They had he
-sra n their ooks-that she has
bmz arrested again and AGAR
rsrnd the coantry. She was &
snxu crock. they said. and a bal
re-
Ara the courts. confirming, had
xsssnced her to pay 4 $500 fine.
s.xA mems six months In jail
IL We visited for q while Ike
~xhhors. She vas In jail without
/ ssisnd, We talked as woman 90
nzzn She told ma about her
azEsa. Three OF them died with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

different forms OF eczema, accom-
panied by severe itching and caused
by imperfect digestion and careless
diet.
Poslam comes in two-dollar jars,
but fifty cents worth viii answer
In curing any of the diseases men.
toned. II can be had OF any drug.
gist The Quaker Drug Co. S stores
make a speciality OF It.
That results are immediate will
be amply demonstrated overnight
by thease of the experimental sam
Pile which the Emergency Lahora-
tories, 80 West Twanty.fifth street.
New York City, will send free. by
mail. In plain wrapper. to any ore
who viii write for II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
MAINLY ABOUT
WOMEN

Girls win declare that they do not
care she least bit for a man for
whom they every instant are
breathing a message of love In ri,
lcuce. for whose favor. n they are
religious. they are beseechlng their
patron saint
They will purpoaely and obvious
~ keep out ~ his way. and when
they meet him viii be chilling and
indifferent Of behavior. and even
display open preference for an.
other
Yet the initiated In the ways Of
love know that here, too, are the
signals OF love as taught by the
same feminine instinct which
teaches the bird 10 lead n passer by
away from her nest. an arrant de
cepsion which deceives no one. ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
Hhy Streak Feature Is
bkeep Open One More
0sy for Benefit Of Seat
h Press Club.

n Battle a the Merrimac and
zaziior. the classy attraction on
. Pay Streak. At the exposition.
VI Be open for the last time to-
I nrrcw Hundreds wlIl so 10 the
position grounds Sunday. even
zsagh the exposition proper closes
nrlght
Sam Halter. the dean OF the JOY
Pa'A believas that there are
saazh people "a Seattle who de-
~ . secure . last look at hts
gFs4i araction. and "a a return
iar ne coHFtesses he has been
izoxE ~ TIE newspaper men of
y city, be Will throw open his
M;ase as beneft to the Seattle
hss club. For this occasion the
N1Asion VIII be 70 cents for
40 and 70 cents for children
= IA order to make the offer
~ tempting. the lecturers will
~. after the naval battle e.
Just bow the machinery Is
nrxsd OF course the audiences
Y Hot Be allowed 70 20 into the
Hon where the thousands OF
sa'sal devices manipulate the
.1afous movements. but "frofn IN
- every detail as 10 how each
y s7sry move Is made viii be
s4lasnsd.
IL members OF the Seattle
club will be scattered
hq'f the grounds. and viii
Y " visitors down towards
y ~ MT Spectacle. and there viii
e1l other members who will 40
z spieenE and encoarass an 10
= ~ ~ biz building and Wit.
: 'ae battle for the last time
~ hriieF intended 10 begin TO
:. 100 y tear down the building
-. j. prepare Il for shipment 10 the
- bus decided 70 give the local
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
BATTLE OF EIERRIMAC
And MONITOR SUNDAY

newspaper men an opportunity TO
enrich the treasury of their club aa
An appreciation Of what they have
done during the Ilfe Of this expo.
sitlon.
Tomorrow will be the last time
70 witness this attraction. snd no
doubt all who go 20 the grounds
viii BE- down 10 the big white fort
ress on the Pay Streak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

One and one.haif cups cooked
meat tbeef. mutton or chlckon). cut
IN dice, cup rice. 3 cups water OF
gravy, | cup slowed tomatoes. I
teaspoon salt Put water, salt. To-
mato and meat Ia sauce pan on
stove Unless there is some fat TO
the meat little butter should be
added. Whom boiling add the rice.
cover and cook until soft. about Y
OF an hour or more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

the meat Save tho coral Cut az
a head Of lettuce. place on dish
and lay on tho lobster meat. cut IN
HhrodB. Place coral around edge Of
meat Pour n mayonaiaa dressing
over lobster Just before serving and
garnlah with head of lobster. claws
or whatever part Of shell nplssala
to You most for decoration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

LUNCH and avoid inferior imita-
tions. Delivered at your place OF
business without extra cost; loo and
isc each
Ring up s6l5 or Main 1859.
Prompt delivery assured.
One trial. enc test Goodbye to
the rest
Main office. 2is Marion street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
Roehsstrr olnasrhread.

Beat half cup OF butter 10
cream: gradually beat In half cup
Of sugar. two wellbeaten eggs. one
cup Of molaas.H, one cup OF thick.
souF milk and three cups Of flour.
alfted with one teaRpoonful and a
half of soda. one teaspoonfui OF
ginger and one teaspoonfui Of Gin.
nam0n Bake IN two brick loaf pans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Thompson's Cafe and
Bakery have the finest
bread and choicest cakes to
select from, and if not, viii
make any kind to order.
End av. and Marion st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
ENoLANo.s NAvAL AARsoR

DOVER. Eng. Oct 10. = The
naval harbor. which has been IN
course Of construction here for III
years, and has cost about $50 900.
600. was formally opened today by
the Prince Of Wales. The harbor
comprises an area OF nearly TOO
acres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
AN ITCHING PALM
No Cure for lt--other Forms Of
Itching Preferable.

There Is no cure for an itching
palm-the money kind Even Jos.
lam, the new skin discovery. can
not help It. But when Il comes to
eczema. the most annoying of itch.
ing skin troubles. poslam will stop
the itching at once and cure the
worst cases In few days. So with
hives. rash. scabies. split toes. piles
and scaly soPy all OF which are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Boil five egga, hard Alolt one
tablespoon butter. add quarter
pound cheese cut small. When melt.
cd add one tablespoon flour. then
very slowly add one pint OF milk.
Cook until thick and smooth. Add
the eggs chopped coarsely and sea.
son with paprika or red pepper.
Serve with toast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

-Four bananas. tablespoons sugar
tiey.p, tablespoons water. toa-
spoons melted butter. teaspoons
vinegar, grain n aaif. bake in mhal
low pan y hour ~ tii bananas arc
red and Hirup thick. haste often.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Take "A tablespoonful of butter
and set u % melt Then aft into
your mixing bowl cup Of grant,
lated yellow meal. q cup Of sugar.
J cup - flour, \ teaspoon salt. 2
teaspoons baking powder (roundcd),
add ] ewg and ] cup ~ sweet milk
Mix well and add the melted butter
and bak. in shallow tin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

One cup Of granuiated sugar. one
cup ~ brown sugar. one cup n
milk and piece Of butter the size
81 a walnut Brown the sugar. thsn
add the milk and butter and stir
a. a cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
LOW SHOES, LACE HOSE AND
LINGERIE? NOT FOR ME-" ss sSfI SsT

I'D. weak voiced. narrow cheated
woman isn't AZ all fashionable and
TO be- good TO look at. a woman
must be healthy. She cant be an.
less aho exercises.
III In foolish for women 20 play
with their health by wearing thin
silk or lace hose. low shoes aud
lingerie In cold weather. when they
would be more comfortable IN heays
lsr stockings. topped shoea and an
derwcar~-the Kind that comes 10
your ankles. wrlats and over your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

When a girl gets her first pro.
posal she has already told how she
had n hundred
A woman can get heap Of hap.
piness out Of thinking how happy
she could be If she were apprecl.
ated
After eating onions a gira should
Immediately at down and peruso
some work Of fiction that Is cal.
eulated TO take hor breath away.
Any woman can take a hint n
disguised as beauty hint"
Love is blind, but after marriage
man is apt to take an occasional
eye-openor.
A wise man has no secrets from
his wife-because no hasn't any
wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Buy live lobster. boil rapidly In
boiling salted water for about 20
minutes. II boiled too long Il will
be tough. When cold split tho
body lengthwlsc, crack the claws
and take off the head. Pick out all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Three cups 81 sugar. one cup Of
butter. one.hais cup Of sweet milk.
whites 81 10 eggs. one teaspooufui
81 baking powder siited with flour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

-Four large potatoes. one onion.
boiled In two quarts ~ water: press
through sieve. add one pint milk.
one tablespoon butter. salt and pep.
per. Let It boil up and serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Athletic. viFiis. splendid Apoc!.
man Of young American woman.
hood. May Sutton Of California.
worlds champion woman tennis
player. believes girls should be ath'
ietic.
Men like healthy girls. with
roses In their cheeks. tanned face
and arms. bright eyes and hearty
grip" said Miss sutton The pal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

ccpting for a time the man whom
Il Is. intended 90 torment
Encouraging SHY Lovers
How IL announcement 20 be zen,
dered % a man who really requires
a little OF this commodity. and who.
lacking II. would mover tell hia
love- Some girls can do good
deal in this way without losing
their womaniy dignity or self.re.
speet either OF course. language
IL not necessary. n we except that
~ the eyes. smile. blush. n
glance being all wcll-directed mag
nets. calculated to draw eynn the
most diffidcnt Of lovers toward
deflaite proposal.
OF course. much depends upon
how. when and where these mag.
nets are TO be thrown out Both
tact and deiicacy should be- used
in their beatowaI. else they avail
nothing For instance. a girl should
not smile or blush too much OF
too openly.
Another way TO encourage
man - 20 require his help and as.
aiatance. either mental OF physical.
Nothing pleascH n diffident lover
more than 10 have his queen. his
star. his idol go to him for ad.
vice. strength or support in some
difficulty or other.
True Love.
Once let woman surrender her
whole heart 10 a man. however I'M
worthy. and she becomes not only
willing but eager to follow the way
Of her heart She win believe
nothing 10 the dlscredlt Of her
lover, and friends. however init.
mate. who tell her uncompllment.
airy truths about him incur not her
gratitude. but her displeasure, per.
haps her lasting epmity. She
prides herself upon her loyalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Do you know that
Thompson's Cafe and Bak-
cry do the best catering in
the city? Lodges a special
ty. Thompson's Cafe, End
and Marion st.