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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

to 90 to church. for they All passed
down this street.
This parade to church meant The
Hague in all its glory. There were
the people from the villages In their
voluminous shirts and wooden shoes;
there were the hardy looking middle
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

low white build
ing and not the
least imposing. II
looks like an old
time, worn out
p u b lie building.
Lazy guards stand
around in front OF
the palace hold
ing their guns as
II they weighed
a ton. The queen
Is very much be-
loved by the Hol-
land people. but
Julian. the little
nrinccca u Nor
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

Aiice-I thought Mr.. Smart had good
literary tastes until he sent me that
silly novel.
Kate-0h that doesn't necessarily
indicate his taste. dear; It merely rep
resents his opinion OF yourHs
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

Sch sviningen. 1t
is one OF the
most picturesque
villages in Hol-
and. and the
pea $ a n is here
are the real Hol-
land people. and
not dressed up
for show. as on
the Isle of Mark
h a m T h e ir
dresses are OF
somber blue and
gray. and their
faces have a Sc
rio,ts look TO
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

place viii be glad when the hsrem
skirt comes into use.
The whole place is very much like
Atlantic City, for there are post card
stands. candy booths. fake shows and
even the ever interesting fortune
tellers.
However. Scheviningen has one fea-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

square On ine
outside Of the
church and print
ed in different
i a n g u ages are
elaborate direc-
tions OF how to
gain admittance
to the church on
week days. The
key must be got
from the warden.
who lives in the
third house from
the left OF the
church. the house
Nth the velIOW
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

di1 not KISS ot-
Peters toetT Il
did net bring
home a piece OF
lava from We
suyius." Il did
not take a snap
shot Of a Dutch
windmill" Il did
not climb Mount
Blanc in Alpine
costume."
A bromide al
ways wins out In
the end, for he Is
allowed so many
- ~~oo
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23
Nrtlt Nfllta 3
ot yR6tRrnqaJ
< W e. g. An1stnH

the senate had he not begun all over
again In just the way he did
Sometimes" concluded Mr.. Reed,
philosophically. In his most delightful
drawl. "the real greatness Of man is
shown at the time Of defeat, and not
in the moment OF triumph"
Copyright, 1911. by E. j. Edwards. All
Rights Reserved)
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

The value OF gems produced In the
Unised States was 100000 greater In
1909 han the yesr previous. being
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23
The Hammer Is at Fault.

Few women can drive a horse. and
fewer can drive q nail"
Not with hammer; but give her
hair brush. and she can drive
nail as well as anybody"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

The eye Of master viii do, more
work than both his hands.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-06-23

Ezz tx 0LL.AND and Switzerland
NBH3 are the two most favored
HAEE4 resorts OF the American
EA3 tourist In Europe. for
Dutch shoes and snow
peaked mountains never fall TO inter
est the bromide Americans.
And why not be bromodic? The,
greatest bronides OF all are the peo-
pie who are afraid OF being bro
mide ard scream with emphasis: II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
HOBBIE s O. MINE

Strange things do happen. as the
poet once said. Wherefore we
have otto A. Case. chess player
You wouldn't suppose that tho
lanky chap who used 10 be the slab
artist "phenom" In scattle'a anna.
teur baseball history. under the
early tuielage OF David Edward
pngdalo lhefore the ample one be.
came a professional league mag.
mattel, could ever be content TO
play a game whore YOU never even
once hear tho cry of .Robbori"
hut Col. Otto. who n nov county
auditor and IL trying 20 Tx up the
governors mansion for HIS home.
Is that versatile. ue can Jump or
the horse on which he was leading
a big street parade Case Ia some
cavalryman-a and Immediately sit
down quietly 20 storm the castle
and cheekmate the enemy'a king.
From this peaceful repose he can
jump In second nj an opportunity
20 deliver stormy political speech.
Case has only recently adopted
chess for his recreation periods
he was a baseball pitcher, Ma.
tlonai Guard officer. commander of
the knights of pythlas. and q few
other quiet things like that before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Seattle Women Want
That Special Session

Aroused by the fact that they will
be virtually DISTINGUISHED so far as
presidential politics In concerned
unless n presidential preference
primary law Il enacted AT a special
session OF the legislature. the won.
ON OF Seattle have joined Ia the pc.
tition 20 Governor Hay for a special
session OF the legislature.
The women are beginning 10 un.
derstand that with a FREQ and open
primary election their votes would
count for as much as those Of the
men. but that In a wlrepulling con.
yention fight they would he hope.
iesnly eliminated.
This Is the attitude taken By the
Seattle Cornell n Women Voters.
the most lnfinensfaf organization OF
women voters In Seattle. and the
only state vide political organixa.
tinn OF women. The Seattle eoun-
ell has adopted resolutions deelnr.
lng In favor Of the special session
OF the legislature and will send one
.or more delegates TO the Tacoma
convention.
Mrs. Emma y. Smith OF iTss ssth
as.. who will head the delegation
from the woman's council. said to
day:
The women are fully alive to the
danger 90 them ~ the convention
system. and all OF the better In.
formed women win oppose the cleo.
ton TO offiee OF any man who
stands prominently Ia the way OF
permitting thu women 10 exercise
the full right Of suffrage on an
equality with men.
IT is important that all civic and
TACOMA. Nov. % -Tacoma PRO
xressfvc republicans Last night or.
Eanixed. declared for tho special
Legislative sesxiou aud the presi.
dcntiai primary and unanimously
endorsed Robert W La Toilette as
candidate for president
Jesse ~ Read is president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Labor Unions Will Make I
Great Gains Next Year

utiye council viii be busy for
months to come 10 assign organ
izers In many states ana districts.
Expect Great Gains.
The present great flood OF de-
mands and appeals for organiza-
ton has been produced by the bit.
ter attacks Of the open shoppers
against the unions.
The outlook is that the gains in
membership during the coming ~
months will be greater than In any
year In union labor history. 1t 10
felt on all sides that the great
strikes during the past year. In
which nearly 100000 was spent.
we're but the forebodings Of more
severe storms to come, and every
body fayors putting the union ship
In condition TO meet them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
nAnrrARx nArxrr-

best Ernnaiatcd sugar ~ pounds
81 Jap rice. 9 pounds ~ cents. pure
Yakima honey. 10 cents comb. flour
10 cents. toilet soap. s for % cents.
scent laundry soap. bars for 81
cents. necaroni. for is cents,
prunes. 2 pounda ~ cents. rafaInn. 4
cents. pink beans. 4 pounds Is cents.
iofninv. pounds Is cents green
peas. cents pound. Dat meat Z
pounds Is cents. fresh mixed nuts.
pounds - cents. Scent matches. 2
peas. for Is cents. tomntors. for
rs cents shaker salt. Z for Is cents
corn flakes. . for Is cents, best cat.
sup. 20 cents bottle. pork and beans.
uncclorcd Japan tes. te-cent kind. for
IS cents pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
PUBLIC MARKETS


Wisconsin, cream brick chrear. IS
cents pound milk, 7 cents can, linz
burger citeuHe 40 cwnfs pound. slsss-
iufrty fresh Iowa butter. ! pounds 81.
Danish brand hutfrr. 50 cents pound
) s9d butter. - cents nnunds Swiss
clteree Is cents poond. Imported
SWISS cheese. 40 cents pound rRRN
rs seats du4sn. guaranteed a9wA. 80
cents drxrn fresh ranch eggs. 50
coats dozen. cream rseeae. 8 cents
pound. plum pudding. - eenta
orange fu8FualNdo. 20 cents. home
made ieilirH and Jam. 10 cents glass
bottled crth. "a cents can; popcofn.
pounds Is cents. two te-cent pack
ages starch. Is cents. coffee. IS cents
rounas aprirnts. 20 cents pound
cocoa. 70 e~ufe pound. hulk pepper.
ss cents pound. vanilla tf.Is quart 4
i1-esns can elieen. 10 cents. cabbage.
cent pound dates. pounds IS
cents. carrots ~ cents sack. sweet
potatoes. : pounds 10 cents. SpstNcn-
hurg apples. 81 boa. TokAy grapes.
~ cents basket. shoulders ~ mutton.
cents pound mutton chops. To 10
i9A cents pound. sugar cured corn
beef. cents pound. e0ttaGe butts.
20 cents pound. picked neck isonee.
cents pound pirkied spare ribs. =
pounds ~ cents. home picked pork.
~ csntN pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

political organizations OF women be
represented NJ the Tacoma confer
enee. We should make showing
At the conference. which will con
vince even the most skopticai that
We fully appreciate tho fact that
the failure 10 call the special sea
slon means the virtual dlsfranchIse
ment of women voters la prcslden.
tlai politics"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

Mutton chops. pounds 4 8 cents.
T-hone steak. f4M cents pound i.
prime rib s5cak. 70 cents pound; pot
roast, = cents pound. Icga lamb. 10
cents pound: shoulder mutton, 8
cents pound, hams rs cents pound (.
lamb chops pounds 20 cents. suln-
mer sausage. q cents pound. hsiibut
cheeks. pounds 80 cents. salmon,
pounds ~ cents. finnan haddie. rs
cents pound. founders. pounds 80
crnfs. California butter. 20 cents
pound. renovated butter. pounds
55 cents: local ranch eggs. % cents
dozen: Tokay grapes. 90 cents bas-
ket. sweet potatoes. ? pounds Is
cents. squash. cent pound; onicag.
pounds 10 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Especial 70 The starr

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. z2.--The
American Federation OF Labor, dur
ing the past few days. has mapped
put comprehensive campaign that
Nil Include many branches of
trade.
Committees have been consider
Ing many calls from international,
state and local central unions for
Cooperation TO make assault upon
The citadels Of non-unIonisrn. and
tbs machinery OF the federation
WIZ move more rapidly than ever
before 20 combine the workers.
At least sixty resolutions on the
eubject N organization alone have
been or will be dealt with in this
convention, and the incoming exec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
NEW AsTERoID is SNAPPED

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. a.
The Harvard observatory yester-
day was sotifled by the Rev Joel
NJ. Metcalf OF Winchester that he
had photographed an astcroid
which appeared to be new. The
local observatory last evening con
firmed the discovery. II has now
passed into the constellation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

VANCOUVER. Wash. Nov a.
Shot down by officers who suspect
I'd that he was the man who
wounded Sheriff ira Crisap. In a
pistol duel in the railway yards last
night, John Hendricks, a profess
sional tramp, known 70 the police.
% In the county jail here today.
INDICATED OF the charge.
Hendricks will be unable TO leave
eoon, however, as the wound in his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
NEW TODAY

>~~~~~~~-~~~s~~-~|>~-~ ~<s~s~~-~~~~~->->~
pieces Of residence property. val.
ne t1.tea. lot 41kftt. high. dfy and
level. sidewalks 90 car street lights.
etc. almost no~ k-rDofn modern
house. fun basement. fine vtew, eooss
ioeation. have paid 1900 payments.
interrnt. assessments tsens. etc. are
all paid np. want 10 trade my con-
tract GA nUfise acreage property, Ads
dfran 4 H. rare stat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
FARMS AND Acars-con,Inusa.
A FIVE ACRE FARM
Ifnu EVE D0IIAuA

A FIVE ACRE FARM
FOR FIVE DOLLARS
We will sell you nico little 5.arre
farm. fruit. garden. dairy or chick.
on land. rich mellow loan that
will produce hundred fold "
given proper attention ana cuitiNas
ton. This land ~ only short
Ing city Of i,to0 people. With
plenty % work Tor every one at
good wages has q firat-ciana high
school. hank. I mills, 3 duarrirn, 2
large coal mines, creamery, electric
lights, municipal water. 4 railway
lines. with over 90 trains n day.
This land will more than double Us
value IN months. Buy now be-
fore We raise the price This offer
W. remain ,,a,, opsn en-, 9niy s short a ,i ss
independent OF the pay envelope.
Gave for the rainy days You viii
never m,sa such small payments
a. VIZ give YOU.
Our price In $50 per aefc--tD down
aud 100 a month
WITHOUT INTEREST
WE PAY THE TAXES
Until the land ~ paid for and We
charge you no interest.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND CO. INC.
Room rs Downs building.
100 Second Az Phone Main $500,
ron sALic-~
10 acres AT Meadowdhie Beach,
1 IA miles from lntefufbaif depot
1 mite from q. N. depot.
fzo rods FROM Bccnic Speedway.
acres under pillow. seeded down.
Good f-foOm house. good barn,
Well never dry, young orchard
started. all kinds or small fruit.
I horse. harness and wagon.
I COW.
I yearling bull.
! buggy. piow,
cultlxator and harrow
90 chickens.
head hogs.
tons clover hay.
tons carrots.
other articles too numerous TO
mention.
Price $500
4 cash. balance 10 suit.
Call nc place.
~ n. GAffsErpN.
Meadnwdaic Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Local NOTICES.

Found fe-inrh rubber drive bolt
lpe tMntbstx. Route :. flox 81. Rem
ton. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
SPECIAL ror,csa

THE 1878 THEATRE
The hons ~ cowboy and indian pie
turws Fifst Rv. nuxt door TO the
Dream
itr Putnam has resumed hln acufnl
practice. xfe~st Washtnst
islaT fes FIRST AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
THE RosENnrRc UNDERTAKING.
co, corner Ninth ani ruton. Main
1891. Ind. t1ss FREMONT or.
FfCE 1tf1 Fremont as. Phones.
North 80. ur~en ~.
att kfgNDHTt a sOSN
Professional Directors and Licensed
tsmbsifr@rr 1891 tnt. Phones etR.
isennct " atmon Co. Funeral Dlrsc-
tors. Third Avs and Universally.
fipth phones ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
NO. CAROLINA FARM LANDS

T~NN~0~~v>N~>|NNrN~ Nl>~ONT~v~N~>~N
FARM FOR PROFIT In Eastern
Sssoi'qa sad dso , Sa''9 ,nnsl,, ar.
for vegetables. fruits ands staple
farming on small capital. iiome-
seekers and investors write Caro-
lima Trucking Development CO., S14
Southern Bldg. Wilmington. N. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Hrlp MANUFACTURING

Vttf WAN GD-F Z MhIt
first class alterations. prices Fea-
honahlei ladies' suits and skirts
nade 10 order. work guaranteed
MIS-, Gown, sos PIKE.
Wanted Experienced hana irorern
Apply al once. .. ". French Hand
Laundry, atia ~ Denny Way.
Pine ~. Good money,
SITUATION wARrEp-FEMALE.
T~T~><<>f>r~e~~TNr~re<@r ~~NNf>f>feTe~~r~e~ee~
Alterations made ~ suits and ready
made gowns. also repairing ana
prices Minn ~ ffew. Apartment
10. the ~. Aibens. pzs East John
nt
An experienced Woman wonid IKE a
position IA shooting gallery. Al
dress u. ~, roon On Palace hotel.
LOST AND FOUND
--~--.--~.r-,-----~-~e-e
ss,wsss $50 p ana sss' " slso ' ssg be-
tween feairt way aud Cedar -.
Finder keep 1900 reward. Return
ptfAe 10 Atar office
i.aKs - heck book on National iiank
pf commarce Finder return 20
rtcolpts. etc. A. W Boulder.
ff'f"t NTttAHIA itNft fIifNtffN4 tt"ft-
ntnta. middle pearl missing. Finder
fihK Mra. A. E 0flawoid, East Iili.
Reward,
Loot Savings book No. bsas. Finder
frtufn 90 Washington Trust aud
savings Rank
- FURNISHED gooMs.
~<>Af~~~ees-y>~nyes<%s>r >ssr-es~>r>~r~~S>c~
ITBE vfHarNus HOTEL. cor. Viz
HFila and Eighth. near Wcstiaka
~. ~-tnh new. modern. elegantly
furnished Htrnm-heatet outside
rooms free baths anf phonaa. rates
~ % 81 per week. toc and zoe per
day. walking distance.
ITfiE ANNEX. goof Eighth ay.. near
Mentiake ANEW. clean. furnish
ed steam heated bedrooms for
mrnl, free baths ANA phones. zsc
per niFht
for tent fnrnlshed rooms. private
family 1915 broadway Phone
Rooms shc and ~. by t4e week,
ti3s aud up. Anderson Hotel. ia
sih AZ ~. near Washington.
Nice steam heated rnona. t400 a
week and up. st1 Pike -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
~~~~~->~-~~<>~s~s~~ r~e<>>>s~<><~<~<~~>~~~
COR apartments at 1850 and tAe0
pei week nro good enough for all.
Completely furnished Electric
light. Ea~. laundry. both phones.
FrVe transfer of baEgnss free rent
onr week
Pienfy % light aud sunshine.
To Nee these rooms IN 10 rent Them.
CLOSE ~ a. * APIS. no. !.
Nnrnnh and Danny Wv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

FULLERTON FURNITURE co.
Ara now ga much Larger quarters at
ttft &fh at.. ont OF the high rent
,.s,,se i.s~g ,slrns shan the big
afuros ThaF Will buY your sef.
oad hand enUsis for camh or VIII
take Your OLD furnitufr ~ exchange
Tor new. 1874 18th AZ. Phone Main
1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
CRY REAL rarhrr.
. 1870 s.s. ..s.s

$500 .
on THE BANKS or THE .
sNOQuALMiE. DOES NOT
. OVERFLOW-POBlTfVELY.
Invest a few dollars ia DU- .
VAIL city lots. Go today
aud see how beautifully this :
new town IL located
VAIL Is the new city that IL .
making most wonderful
progress, building 10 meet .
the demands Of the farmers .
. of Cherry Valley and two .
Great Railroads, This new
town Is as prcttily situated
ae any town In tho state. .
The busindHs district Is 10
Gated well uD from the beau
tlful -Snoquaimie river
within a stones throw OF
the llmpid waters. yet far be-
You'd the reach OF high wa.
ters. Many residences are
now completed on the grad
ual slope back Of the busi. .
ness district. The residence .
district has a magnificent .
view OF the Snoqnalmle .
River Valley, better known
as Cherry Valley.
DUvALL is located right In .
the heart OF Que of WaEhing- .
TONS richest valleys. This .
new town ~ backed up by .
ONE HUNDRED THOU .
SAND ACRES or RICH .
Farm LANDS and vast
wealth OF STANDING TIM .
BIER For many years THIS >
has been the Ideal location
for new city. When the
Great Northern and C.. VI. .
a r. =. built new lines .
through the Cherry Valley .
. and established their chief .
station at DUVALL, which
was only a short time ago. .
the new city OF DUVALL be- .
eame reality. NINETY .
carloads Of lumber have been .
shipped into this new town .
and more than ONE HUN .
DRIED buildings are now
completed
Go 10 DUvALL today. while 9
you can get lots near the .
business center as low as .
xs5 each. including street
improvements and water .
mains. This new town viii .
be TO Cherry Valley what
Spokane. Wenatchee. North
yakima and other chief .
cities are 90 their respective .
farming sections. Call or
write for full Information.
OREGON a. WASHINGTON .
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY .
ii33.li7f Henry Bldg.
SEATTLE, WASH.
zoos Hewitt Az.
EVERETT. WASH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

Learn to dance IN two
days Private inntrac-
tlun. Trial free Les
aoHa every day and eyeft-
tnx. Dancing Huafan-
tuct. 20 temrhrfa
l ptf.ANf.AND
Seventh and fnion.
N you have tried 20
learn frau other teach
srs without success.
come to un Prof fisbsf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
FARMS ANp ACREAGE.
s ACR rs, 5000

$40 CASH, So A MONTH
Rich alder bottom land. fine timber
well settled district. half mile to
good school. lust west OF the city:
nlno boats daily. See this land to-
fnorrow--i0 o'clock boat clifford.
owner. 1919 Third av. Open even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

Male or femhi. situations wanted will
e ssrs s'a insertions 81 rs 81 e ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
4 BARGAiN FOR YOU

A cloac.In chicken ranch and home
place, on fine macadam boulevard
ihat IL cheap. This place lies
lsycl and IL fine loan soil. with a
well settled district. close TO
school and stores, and you can cas-
ily get to and from Seattle daily.
tor the transportation In good.
Win sell for 1850; on terms like
rent 10 good people. Call at laun-
dry office. Isl washington 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wanted--At once. secondhand tent,
about 1890. one larger or smaller
would do. Albert Eiwager. Oak
Harbor. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
THE SEATTLE STAR


TO MAIL BUusCRxHEHB The date
when your subscription expires is
on the address label OF your paper.
When that date arrives. " your sub
scripti0n has not again been paid
In advance, your name is taken
from tfIE list. A change of date
on the address label is receipt.
For the convenience of our readers
we have established agencies at the
following drug stores.
p. n. Mullen. 5t09 Ballard ay. Phone
Ballard SOC.
Quaker Drug Stores. Fourth av. and
pike ST.. Third av. and Madison ST..
First nv., near spring 81
Transient classified advertising rates
are 10 cents per line when set solid.
figuring 6 words 20 the line taix
insertions for the price OF fivc) un-
der all cfassificnti0na excepting
male or female help wanted, which
will be Inserted free to the em-
pioyer whore the position carries
traight salary.
Male or femhi. situations wanted Will
be inserted at rate OF y cGrSe for
ftrao fpearftouu NJ n "A, Ia ~ foaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

There were also open gambling
houses within the district In which
all forms OF gambling were carried
on. the evidence showing that on
many nights as many As from 400
10 Goo men being in one OF the gam
bling houses nj a time. There WAS
also much gambling scattered
fhraurhouf the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

Further pursuin9 what no be-
IIeved TO be lndorsed by the busi-
ness interests Of the city. Mayor
Gill instructed his chief Of police
that while he Was not 10 allow open
gambling, yet he did not want the
police breaking into clubs and
rooms where private and social
games Of poker were carried on.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-07-15

best amusement features have been
secured to give entertainments of the
highest order; and last but not least,
the comfort of the many thousands
attending this great exposition has
been anticipated by the management
and many things have been planned
and executed with this end in view.
The grounds have been beautified,
additional benches have been placed
in the parks, new drinking fountains
have been installed in convenient
places, and ideal play yards, rest cot
tage and nursery have been provided
to administer to the comfort and con-
venience Of visiting women and chill
dren.
In fact, the Fair is the North
vests testimony to the world, and
gives concrete evidence year by year
of progress ever extending, of prog
ress constant and permanent.
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evil ways, do penance and sin no
more. All sinners, therefore, ought
to be encouraged to pray, to go to
Mass, to do other good works that
they may cooperate in this way with
Gods grace and save their souls
What is the reason that Catholics
are forbidden to attend Protestant
services?
The reason is Gods express prohibit
ton to take part in false worship.
Catholics know that their religion
alone offers true worship to Almighty
God and that it is sinful to take part
in any other form of worship. The
first commandment of God forbids
false worship and that is an all-suffi-
cient reason for Catholics remaining
away from Protestant services.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-07-15

Precept is instruction written in the
sand-the tide flows over it and the
record Is gone. Example il craven on
the rock, and the lesson il not soon
lost
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