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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17

Collins and his orchestra will render
irish classic and popular airs during
the evening.
The programme for Sunday even
ing includes the following numbers:
Piano solo--Irish airs, Miss Jen-
ME Giles.
Soprano solo-"The Girl of Ny
Dreams, Miss Abbie Chester.
Cornet solo-Irish airs. Miss Cath
crime Shea.
Tenor solo-"I Love the Name Of
Mary, ]. Thornton Flynn.
Male quartette = The Shoogy
shoo." Messrs,-sJosesshS II MeGin. j.
y. Flynn. J. G. zoll and d. J.
Maloney.
Address,. ]. Kavanagh.
Bass solo-"BeHeve Me, II All
Those Endearing Young Charms. F."
d. j, Msloney.
Soprano solo--"The Top o. the
Mornin'," Miss Gladys Riegel
Soprano solo - "Tara's Harp
Miss Effie Mcdonald.
Quartette-"The Rosary" Messrs.
McGnl. Flynn, zoll and Maloney.
Mrs. Imelda Shea Maloney will be
the accompanist for the vocalists.
This programme ought TO satisfy
the taste OF the most fastidious
Irishman, and those IN charge have
done their best to see that the idea
that there is nothing too good for
the irish" is carried out. The
County Board OF the Ancient Order
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17

Of Hibernians is the chief moving
factor Of course. It's members knew
that there we're to be certain relig-
ious celebrations in various
churches, and for that reason de-
ferred the celebration from today
until Sunday so that the entertain
ment viii not conflict with religious
matters. Bishop O'Donaghue and
members of the clergy have been in
vited to occupy seats in the boxes.
The various committees that have
had the arrangements in hand are
Talent-John J. Barry. Thomas
Lawler. William T. Meehan and
Hugh Hourigan.
Theater-Thomas Stevens, John
II. Hennessy. A. Tompkins and Con
]. Ford.
Music--John G. Hession, Thomas
J. Langan, Edward Keiran and Will
lam Murphy.
Press and Tickets--John j. Barry.
Dan Dougherty, James Welsh and
Thomas Walsh.
As to the religious celebration the
feast OF St. Patrick will be celebrated
with a solemn high mass at $3.50
O'Clock this morning. The Right
Rev. Bishop O'Donaghue will occupy
a throne In the sanctuary. His dea-
cons Of honor will be Rev Father
r. NJ. ]. Rock, rector of the Cathe-
dral, and Rev. Father Louis Ohle
pastor Of st. Martins church. The
Very Rev James p. Cronin, Vicar
General and pastor OF St. Patrick's,
will celebrate the mass, and Will be
assisted by Rev. Father George
Weiss, pastor of ST. Georges church,
as deacon, and Rev Father John T.
Hill, pastor Of St. AIMS. as sub
deacon. Rev. Father George w.
Schuhmann, pastor OF St. Johns
church, will be the master OF cere-
monies Appropriate music will be
rendered by an augmented choir
with orchestral accompaniment un-
der the direction OF Prof Leo
Schmitt. The panegyrlc OF ST. Pat
rick viii be preached by the Right
Rev Bishop
At Sacred Heart church the Rev.
Father Patrick Walsh will celebrate
solemn high mass and preach at
1880 O'Clock. II is Father Walsh
patronal feast and he never fails 10
celebrate It religiously. After the
mass he will be present at the cere-
monies at St, Patrick's.
This evening at 7:30 O'Clock
Father Vincent Cleary. o. p, Will
preach the panegyric Of st. Patrick
at st. Louis Bertrand church. The
eloquent young Dominican will be
perfectly at home in reciting the life
OF st. Patrick, In recounting Ire
lands former glories and future
hopes. A collection will be taken
up after the lecture and the fund
that acerues viii go TO ST. Vincent
de Paal Conference for the poor Of
the parish
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
DUTCH SETTLERS ARRIVE.

Last week $50 sturdy Dutch farm
ers and their respective families ar
rived IN New York from Rotterdam,
Holland. They will build themselves
new homes in Western States. Their
coming, II is said. marks the Begin
ming OF an exodus Of 5000 farmers
from Holland, who have been prac-
tlcally forced 10 leave their native
land because OF the extortion OF
landowners. Nearly every head Of
family brought with him at least
$1,000, and there were from ten TO
twelve children in eeyry family They
VIII make first class citizens.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
DISTINGUISHED CONVERT.

Gen. Daniel e. sickles. ore OF the
noted surviving Generals Of the Fed
erai army during the civil war, Is a
Catholic. In the memorable battle
OF Gettysburg he received injuries
that resulted In the loss Of both
legs. As his chances OF recovery
were doubtful. he wanted 10 take no
chances IN being at variance with the
designs OF his Creator He sent for
a Catholic priest. was baptized and
recovered. Now at the age OF
eiehtyfive he Is as alert mentally as
man OF half HIS years stlll he has
70 be wheeled about In an arm
chair.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
STRUCK BY AUTO.

Genial Thomas Shelley. the for
mer Tax Receiver, is recovering from
injuries received when struck by T..
p. Taylor's automobile on Thursday
afternoon OF last week Mr. Shelley
and william II. Price were proceed
ing out Fourth avenue and had
Just stepped from the curb at York
street when the rapidly driven auto
came upon them. Mr.. Price got out
OF the way. but Mr. Shelley was not
so fortunate. His left leg was badly
wrenched and ne sustained numer-
Gus cuts and bruises.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17

nigh mass at Tilburg. Province of
Brabant, Holland. The other Off
GERS of the mass we're the same that
assisted at Father Bax's golden
jubilee in Louisville eight years ago.
His nephew. Father p. Notten, was
deacon. and his grandnephew, Father
e. Vroomans. assistant pastor at
Tllburg. was the sub-deacon. on
April is Father Bax will be eighty-
three years old, and many OF his old
friends and parlshioners will write
their congratulations.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
RErmED coNrRAcroR DEAD.

Sister Mary Dominica. OF st.
Benedict Academy, was notified last
Sunday OF the death OF her brother.
Hugh Burns. which took place at his
home In San Antonio. Texas. on
Saturday morning. Mr.. Burns went
TO Texas In 1871 and amassed a
competency as a railroad contractor.
He was born IN ireland IN 1914, but
came 10 America when quite young.
Sister Mary Dominica Is one OF sew
eral sisters who survive him.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
vANDALs AT ST. PHILITs.

Unknown persons broke open and
robbed the poor boxes in 81. Philip
Neri church some time last sunday
The vandalism was not discovered
until 8 o'clock In the afternoon. The
Rev. Or. o. p. Ackermann opened
the boxes and removed the contents
on Saturday. 50 that Il Is likely the
thieves got little for their pains.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
snTlrTH ANNIVERSARY.

The sixtieth anniversary OF the 81.
Philomena sodality OF St. Boniiace
parish will be celebrated on the first
Sunday after Easter. A concert Will
be feature OF the exercises
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
FArnnR max cELEnRArEs

Very Rev. Father Lawrence Bax,
FOR fifty-flvo years pastor OF st.
Johns church. now living In COM
narrative retirement In his native
Holland. Ia enjoying the best OF
health. On Monday be celebrated
the flfiY-eIghth anniversary OF his
ordination BY celebrating solemn
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
nuFFALo rRIEsr noNoRnD.

Right Rev. Monsignor p J.
Cannon, Of Lockport. n. y, one OF
the most renowned priests In the
diocese OF Buffalo. has been elevated
10 tho dignity OF Protonotary
Apostolic. This honor grants the
right 70 wear a ring. a peetoral cross
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
NDIAN IvERNois.

Preddent Taft has appointed Hon
Victor NJ. Locke 10 be Governor Of
the Choctaw Indians. Gov Locke
viii rule over 10000 Indians in Ok
lahoma. He Is half-breed and Is q
convert OF the Catholic Bureau o.
Indian Missions
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17

and mitre. together with power OF
authenticating documents in beatifi-
cation and canonization processes.
Monsignor Cannon will celebrate his
golden Jubilee OF bis priesthood on
MAY 81
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17

On Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock
the mirth, music and history OF
Ireland will hold court at
Macauley's Theater Prof Dennis
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17

Ing. The meeting adjourned with
al satisfied and pleased beyond ex-
pectation with tho days work.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17


Big EIbenan Celebration Maesuey' Theate Sunday Night
vancei in the Vario Churches.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
THE DAY WE CELEBRATE.


in Many America and Towns
People in FIonoring Ireland' Apostle
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17
GRAND DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.

The local courts OF the catholi'
order OF Foresters win give a gran'
dramatic festival at the Masonic
Theater on the evenings hurs
day. Friday and Saturday -
and 6. and a matinee on
Tickets are being sold at
cents.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-17

Next Sunday the Forty y
prayer will begin "a ST, Amy
Seventh and Davies strse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-12
TALKS ON TEETH
By he REGAL DENTISTS
$1,000 TEETH

Many an unfortunate wearing
partial plate or bridge has said
I'D give thousand dollars for my
old teeth
We can restore lost teeth for a
great deal less money.
All we ask il that you have two
or more teeth In either Jaw The
rest Is easy for us by our method of
teeth restoring Not only put them
back. but restore them so you will
never miss those nature gave you.
and which have been lost BY poor
dentistry or disease.
Hard to believe. isn't it,
Our offices are at the northwest
corner OF Third Avenue and Union
Street. across the street from the
postoffice. and ali we ask ia a visit
from you and the privilege of max
fng a careful examination absolute.
ly free. II we decide that we can
do the work successfully. we will
tell you 30. II Is practically pain
less What is such work WORTH
Patients OF ours to whom we have
referred have said that It would be
difficult TO put value In dollars
and cents on the work. II they were
70 measure II by the satisfaction
and enjoyment 1t had brought.
Priceless,
written guarantee with all
work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1905 Third Ave-, NJ. w. Cor. Union
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( SEATTLE HERO TALES

Those who are awarded
medals. pensions and world.
sane BY the Carnegie commits
slen are net the only heroa.
sunareds who perform real
a.eds 81 heroism are never
known. Their acts may not be
81 the spectacular Kind, but the
aearee Of brave, physical or
sptrltual. may be all the greater
Tor that
Every big city has men In
manv walks OF life who have
acted hsroieally in some crisis,
and then eene quietly on abou.
their affairs with no parade Of
xentlmeat about themselves.
Ina little series OF local hero
tales The Star Will tell about
some OF these men In Seattle.
here Is a real hero OF the fire
Its name Is William
OF Company I. Fourth av
\ and Thomas &. On ApriS IL
last. Mountain jumped FROM the
aide ofehis truck. which was goina
Al terrific speed. and grabbed
little Jimmy nsosxs IN the nick OF
time. Jimmy had jumped from the
back OF a furniture wagon and was
running toward the truck when he
realized his danger. lie became
and closed hts eyes e
the scene. Suddenly a pair of sirens
arms grabbed him and tossed hin
upon the sidewalk IL all happened
A. quickly that Mountain could moi
escape the truck from which h.
leaned. He was hit and sent to the
aud moment later be
axose with a broken arm.
There are little happenings In
the tire department every day thai
require skill and nerve. but rcal
act az herolsm like this Is not al
every day happening
n you ask any Of the ftremer
they viii tell you that few men WOULD
have thought quickly enough q
save the boy. and still fewer would
have succeeded had they tried.
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Fer the convenience Of our readers -
have established agencies at the follow
tvs dtuN stores
=. ~. Naiisn. SOS Ballard Az. Phone
ballard apai
tFewa Pharmacy. Garner 18th Az ana
= Pine kaat &ats. Ind Cedar 1854.
Mountain Wow Drug stare. corner lara
auo Aurora Nngtk afe Green 81
fremaat Drug co. Fremont ~ and
Hw9W - North MSS t0acn 90
south Park Pharmacy. sass Dallas af'
ftIntv ISL
Cherry street Pharmacy. corner ahra
cedar $50
Alasas nvsa store. kbih and ufesns
Wnut aN thone North 81
Ada taken up 10 II a M
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10 AKA rIs~. iInEas tie aasC
when your subscription expires T. on the
address iabut % Yuur paper Nhea that
date Arrives ID your subscription has not
aaain been paid IN advance. yaut name
10 taken frpta the iist A change ~ cate
on the address label 10 a receipt O
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a month. an to sis monthsl ais mouths,
81 10. ona rear. 81
ny matt aut % sttY 40 eanis per month
up 90 sis monthsl stk months D. 10. one
year. aAEk
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classified want ads. etc, ono cent per
wrrd. minimum charge fef aay ais 70
rsRts TutFuhuns al In aud We VII send
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fsn acres on county road. three miles
ffum Biie~fdale. for avs All second
growth trees ASA no big sfumps
owner. 1915 American sank building
ss2t@Fiss acres splendid berry and
fruit land 20 minutHs walk from Rae.
tgfia and Lake Washington. Easy pay
msnfs
APPLEToN COMPANY. Cobb bldg
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ptRsonAl.


TIE IN NINA wv
Cures and cures unthiHN shall ever step
a. pHsafauula ia tNa hMufa. al kfuis
~ fever bleed pnisaH. $50 matter hos
had liver kiHu#S apNamAfeffts ana
FA#ufnAfsHH must go thf#nfifs N#f&fF
SIS s4aN4iiF removed aRfhmsH. UAtaffh.
stomach tfuBbir walsh snqe Hefafs
the nasH dsr sur eeterHa and al hiuisd
diseases lauA and fnFHHf tfHubt~s
Nend fer uur fseS&g Books ~ oar
pafhF and home Endorsement ta1
tutea fa wasatasten sires fsbFUsff J..
1879
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HOME SIEADH.

~Ns~~~~o~~>NNN-~~eN< ee~ese~e-~.~~-~~~~~~~
LAKE THAT Will. IHHtgATE 80
ACRES BEST VOLCANIC ASH BOIL
~ THE STATE CLOSE TO RAIL
Road MD6EH LAKE AFFORDS THE
CHEAPEST AND MOST tNpErEND-
ENT WATER System ~ THE STATE
PRICE Haao EMPIRE HDMfsHTEAB
COMPANY SO EMPIRE BrliptsG
Ne can locate you on sa exceptionally
good homestead o. desert claim in ore
of fhe best fruit sections Of Eastern
Washington Gail % nSs orchard views
and GET particulars
THE PfHKI~a LAND COMPANY.
Ill THIRD AZ MAIN sss
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AUCTION sAIEa.

~0~~~~>~~~~~~~~f~>~ .~~~~~~~N~N~~~
Grand Rapids Aucten ana Storage Co.
sS2s-3o First av,, win buy your goods or
sell them ON commission. A, T. Koths-
child. auctionesr, Main 1859. 1. sofa.
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DON'T READ 1rHIS

Unless you want homestead free
1f9 acres worth SIS per acre
nov Level land. good water
at 10 90 tE feet. 10 RikHu no
sf.snps. will produces good crops with
aat Irritation. Hew railroad building
through am the owner Of a tract
~ land tn the same township want
20 see the country settle up Never
again viii you have fhis opportunity
Call on inc and photos Of land. fns
Pacific Block Phone Ind 1851 office
Nlli De open SUNDAY. also evenings
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liz WASHINGTON oXYGE.
NATDU fD

ft.tt r.t rfas seattle Wash
MNfrUHk EAMEb - 10 nnt essf
tfusss peFmAnsnt. absususe. wi8heut g~ef
attain ~ aefanifaH ffUm tnsiaexs o.
labor. axsF aue hun1fwa rAres eufed past
tive FeaFs fFaW agH } fsaf ia hKw 10
The ll4FeA ard ~ sfeiu. as sAagsF Hi1g
ttts NrHnnd az seattle
STYLISH MAKE OVER SHOP
Hats tffumea. dyed. siesHsd sHA ~
hsHakeA ffuauss eustsd aaA tI@Nssd
Alteration Neut ssM and aia RaFs
HEnts ftt arcade
LADIES hEMoDELlNG PARLORs
Ns9 A4sfnsats made and osa fentadsiwd
tAtr4G styles tfirss reasonable as
Ase ads ni69 Ind 3. ssfE
Afta8n nisa TAD r saff
AIS taa NleArFts graduate miswtfss
haswe N4affHafss ~ fens4se disorders eucs
ers~fAiif treated phgsteisa u required
fE1t Nafsers HafHeF EasftsAe FHhs
N4sstsks eaf ta Wafer q gfum I g
vASTMn- nsssHona saffsrtaa fsrsa
BLOOD o. NkfN atsaraets 81 anY htnf
t1 raH fus tree tHtAl h9sfie nf tfis koFd's
saFaeNs remedy 50 FatffiF NihN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

ffIE Il SeHTRl7Igd GS i5fffe SsRIlNSsd' K,
Corner ath and IHlon. Matn 1897. Ind,
asa FREMONT UtffEE, aitF IRE
ment AZ rhenss, sefta sse, ufesn ~
MIN kHW8ATM q HnN. frefesslanai
Directors And Licensed ElnhalaHeFa last
ist. 0pp Meere iheaifH Hsth rhaars 80
haumef ~ Ntsau Co. tunFfai lftFrrtnfss
fhisd ~ aud University Hath phones ~
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4ELp wANrED-FEMALe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
~.~-~~~~~~~>~~>~N~ ~-~~4~~~-~s~~-~S~s~
.sThs ylrRInus." Call bells, closets
500 virginia St, 1 hot and cold water
blk from WastiRke in every room fres
av 1906 modern fur baths and phones.
nishad Tall outsider rates from 81 so to
rooms; everything - per week Walk
new steam heat ing distance
THE ANNEX -~2eos Eighth av near
WsEfiake nN now, clean. furnished.
steam heated bedrooms tfor men,
Hates ~ 80 per week. csc per night
Olympic Apartments Housekeeping
rooms fLTb and up. single rooms u 50
and up. best and cheaps.t cioHa-in apart
msnts IN city. nsar public market 20i0
Westefn nv
Housekeeping aud furnished rooms for
rent az gaze Western ay., overlooking
bay.
FOR rent IN good condition. 4-rocfn
nat us. Groom fiat, So. bis Fatrview
avenue
Nicely furnlahad room al sl2 Firth av.
walking distance.
Nicely furnished rooms, very reason
able, l2l2 9th q walking distance Zoe
Beds Tor rent, ibc per wcek. X block
from car Tins. ballard 1875.
THREE coy rooms private family, 81.
$40, si2i close IN. 1925 seneca az
STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


WILL SELL OR TRADE
COMPLETE SET or FURNITURE
TO FURNISH A fs-ROOM
LODGING HOUSE. INCLUDING
LARGE RANGE C1RCUM.
STANCES CAUSE THE OWN
Err TO SACRIFICE SEVERAL
HUNDRED DOLLARS. WILL
TRADE FOR CITY OR COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE. CALL AND SEE
TT
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Liabilities

NFAFN OF " aaHinFf0u, tuWNfN OF
King. -.
|. q X Belts. cashier ~ the above
named bank. do sclemnly swear that
the foregoing statement is true to
The best 81 my owledge aud belief
g. X. BELTS. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me this 9th day Of June. 1911
lSsail LESTER r. MeCAsH.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
i r GLEASON,
4. VI. SULLIVAN.
Directors.
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LOST AND FOUND.

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tn nestnr M1Ffuu hank Gans D man
san s8tss swntsiHias 90 a.. three steamer
tfchMfa on Seattle. Harper u ai BY %nHrhRsi
ter fun Address e. " ICED, ceibB wash
Rev ssd
a mes pAif ~ -etewn trousers. In Hai-
lard Ftone Hsiisrd ltAa
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
pEuPnuNEn

I'M WIN VIZ
rMp~Es MAIN sakF, I'M -
A reffssd respectable ana sspstlN eif
aN tsdT aan 81 Nka understands lode
ias hn4as amelaess desires nsntiefo& y
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CUPID SCORE


Danny Cupid IL breaking away
from all previous records. When
HIS right bower. Claude =. Gage,
marriage license clerk. quit Satur.
day afternoon. u Cupid had sent rs
more across the hope plate the first
ten DAYS In Junqupf this year than
he did a year ag0. Dauny'H wing
was particularly strong tae last two
days. gaining IL on Friday and soy.
On on Saturday. which. agether
with tch previous lead OF ak. make
20 net gain, The score follows;
juno Ia 10. Per Cent Gain.
isiu Isl ..t...s.s..sss..t 600
ieil lea tsts,sssss..ts.ss. lSh
coLusA.-Mlnnie Abel. aged 10,
Is In a serious condition as re
suit of falling two stuies while
walking In her sleep last night.
just try the Superior Laundry.
zee
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E YES

Properly fitted with glasses pepatrtn.
aone The Albert Hansen Optical De-
paFtfneuf
CHERRY ST. cor. FIRST Av.
}. w. Edmunds. Oph, D. Graduate ON.
sesne,rsss, IeS lseary Bdg N ziTs. Ind ais
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LAKE euRlrn peoprerY.
cHATTFt LLAMA

N~c|~-N~N~-oy~r.~~sN< @~es~s~~~~N~<~~
Loans on furniture, h1raan. etc William
Roach. room TT New T0fk bldg
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REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1905 Third Ave-, NJ. w. Cor. Union
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WAIVED TO euy-etien,r,ter

''es1~-rsr~NsrNS~~e~~~ ~~~~~~~~~.N-~NN1
Ressn. chairs. showcases Chicago Etes
anf 0ffiee Furniture Co, lszs FIfsf A.
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just try the Superior Laundry.
ss.
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Capital stock paid in.......t zoe ose 81
surplus fund tt..4.st..... 80 600 %
Undivided profits. irss eH.
penses and taxes paid ii. ii.s.Bsi
national bank notes out
standing 4...s.s.....s4.. ss.sss. o.
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Business Directory

o-9~o~oooA,te SISooo-,o~.-o,S->S->,S-.
s@A page book ~ house cGffaas
and bungalow pIann diving s5r~. 80
its '. W voorhees,. Aren't. sil Eltsi
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

own side who is III better position TO
advance it than the man who has posses
sion of II. The team that does most of this
scientific play has the less hard work to
d. and is necessarily the fresher when the
end Of the match comes around. because
combination play miniInzes the strain OF
this arduous pastime.
The science Of team play has been highly
developed I'm the teams Of the United States
rs well as OF Canada. Various formations
are used in lining up the offence when
moves together down the ice passing the
muck from one TO another and picking on
carroms from the side Of the rink with
deftness which is formidable asset to
clever wing.
The prettiest spectacle afforded by good
hockey team is the rush down the Zee TOUT
abreast. Of the forwards. This play to
man Of sporting instincts verges on the
beautiful The four men In line racing a'
lightning speed and alert in lodging oppo-
nents form q feature OF the game "hlch
ia without parallel in any other sport lhIs
brilliant sortie when executed by cle'ei
nIavers is hard to break up and is one oi
the most generally adopted modes Oh ~
tack.
Hockey has been carefully organized III
this country to preserve the integrity ol
the sport The American Amateur HOCKEY
League IL the most prominent OF the a.
socia,,ons. This was formed in 1896 Inc
.evens Of the New York Athletic club ana
the Crescent Athletic Club have captured
,,oe, of the CHAMPIONSHIPS since that time.
An intercollegiate Hockey League has been
formed bv Yale. Harvard. Dartmouth
Princeton and Columbia. While not nieii-
hers Of this league. most OF the other COZ
ieqes and universities have teams
The Interscholastic Hockey League OF
oroatar New York is firmly established
while many preparatory schools throughout
the country are furnishing material Tor the
college hockey sevens. The sport is grow
ing more popular every year and oids fa'I
% become the favorite winter pastime.