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Abcnrirf OFF be 2dgIide Eribiiue.
s40o 0as SaAr Our6 bic BOT
The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-01-02
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS

ELECTRIC SERVICE Via Oakland Pier
To Oakland, 18th ST.. and Berkeley via Shattuck Ave.
or Ellsworth St. lines.-Daliy-Fro 500 a. m.
and every twenty minutes until 500 p. M, ineusiye
then 800, $40, 1920 Leo, lao p. M, II. 20 and
1.20a. m. Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays
only, $40 p. m. 900, l0ln l0.40 and H. 20 p m.
To Berkeley via California Street Albany via Ninth
Street Ealy-From 800 a. m, t6.20,
.640, 200 a. m. and every twenty nutes until
$50 p. H., inclusive; then 9.tA, 9.40 1920, ll.G0,
ll40 D. m, u 90 and 90 a. m. Additional boats
Saturdays and Sundays only. $40 p. m, $50, 1000,
1910 and l120 p. IN.
To Oakland, 18th & Franklin Sts. via Oakland, 18th
and 18th Sts.-Daily-From 1000 am, 20.
f640 am, and every twenty minutes until $50
pm, inclusive: then 600 $40 10. 20, 90, II 40
pm, and 1920 am. Additional boats Saturdays
To Oakland, Washington-Broadway, East Oakland,
Frlityale and Melrose. via Seventh St-DaiIy-
From 600 a. m, then every twenty minutes until
$50 p. M, inclusive then 900, 90, 1920, 1100,
l140 p. m, 1920 and 1.20 a. m. Additional boats
Saturdays and Sundays only, $40 p. m, 500, 1000.
10 40 and II 20 p. m.
To Havenscourt.- Daily-From 600 a.. m. and every
twenty minutes until TAO y. NJ, inclusive; then
500, 500, ll.i0 p m Saturdays and Sundays only,
9404 1000, l040 and IL 20 p. m.
To DuttOn Ae.-Daily-6.00 am. 6.20, $40, 700,
720 740, 800, $40 9.20, 1000 1040, ii 90 q. M,
1900 p m, 1910, 12o, 200, 240, 800, 400, 420.
44O 500, 500 $40, 600, go $40, 740 $40, 900,
Horseshoe via 9Th ST., Fruitvale and Bird and Pacific
Ave. Alameda, North Daily-From 90 q. M,
1920, GAO, 700, 7.20, 7.40 500, $50. 840 $40,
HOO M; then II 20 p. M, lao, 800, AGO, 40,
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600, 1920, 1l40 p. m.
To Alameda, Park ST.. via 9TH ST., Oakland Daiy--
From 900 a. m, 900, $40, 1920, ll00, lao a. M.
1920 p. M, 100 40. 2.20, 2.40, 800. 7.20, 500,
$50, 900. 9.40, 1920 and 1l-oo p. m.
To Stonehurst Steam ervice)-t6.00, f6.40. t7.20
1000, 1000 a. M. II 20 p. M, 1900, 1900, $780,
400 800 $40 and f620 D. M
The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-01-02
STILL AFTER THE COLORED SHRINERS

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 18th -
general attack upon the validity of
colored Masonic bodies is planned
by white Mystic Shriners of this
city, who, some weeks ago. sought
an injunction restraining Rabban
Temple from doing things peculiar
to thst branch of the order. Judge
Bell of the superior court of Fulton
county denied the writ. The case
was reopened few days ago on the
ground that Judge Bell has relatives
in the Mystic Shrine, and therefore
was not qualified to sit in the case.
This view of the matter disqualihes
every judge in the county. The
new litigation attacks the validity
of the colored lodge On the ground
that if the Shriners are illegal and
the latter is creature of the colored
grand lodge, the creator also exists
falsely. The new case was to be
heard yesterday, but was postponed
until January. Despite the fact
that the courts have decided that
colored Masonic lodges are lawfully |
the case is arousing |
much interest. w. 7. McGuinn
Of Baltimore and George Gordon
If this city are the attorneys for
he defence.
The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-01-02

We wonder if we fully realize the
rapid changes in the economic con-
ditions as Immediately affecting our
general employment. Are we pro-
crossing or is the white mau on the
back ward slide when lie IS seeking
all employment performed by our
people, said employment being con-
sidered the gage of our capacities3
A Southern white man on West
ern tour is Mortified to hnd his
kind in humble employment usually
performed by blacks in his section
Who is the more dependent in the
economic scale the Western white
man or the Southern aristocrat?
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TOO MUCH FOR US.

We had made all arrangements
to circulate THE WESTERN Our.
LOOK the day before Christmas, ard
did our part, but The heavy mail
and express was too much for us
aud we were s:detracked, and it
was only by the most strenuous
effort that we were able to make
partial delivery on Saturday. This
will explain why your paper was
late. We expect better success this
week, but should things GO amiss
we will be all right again after the
new wear and the holiday excite
ment is over.
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COlOred Man Appointed Delegate to the
Exposition at San Francisco.
[ SEATTLE SEARcHLIGHT.

l..
S. E. Bailey of Boise, Idaho, has
been appointed by Gov. Haines as
representative to take part in the
Afro-American work of erecting a
building on the grounds for Afro
American exhibits. Mr.. Bailey in
speaking of the work says that the
"colored man must pay more atten-
ton TO the work of liberating him
self from economic bondage. The
liberty which we were given in
consequence of the war was only
political freedom, differing intrinsic
ally from an economic right, which
is the price of material worth, the
basic principles of all civilization.
If Oh like occasion she wing of the
industrial arts of the Caucasian and
the Asiatics is promotive of their
geneousness developing their civic
and political powers, surely we
cannot at this late day fail to take
part in this exposition
Mr.. Bailey is a prominent colored
attorney of Idaho, and will travel
in few days in the interest of his
mission. He hopes to secure the
fine arts of the Negroes throughout
the country for the purpose of
placing the same on exhibition.
He wishes the names and addresses
Of those who can do art work.
The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-01-02

Our race equipment is not COM
plete. Every coiored man with a
purpose who finds il necessary to
come in contact with certain class
of white meu should carry with
him a pair Of leather knee-pads.
II differs not whether it be a
Democratic Wilson or Progressive
Roosevelt, you cannot properly alb
serb their wisdom unless on your
hands and knees. They tell US we
will have use for pads for 100 years
70 come.
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RETROSPECTIVE.

We are CHANGING back over 1914
10 see whether we, as race, have
made progress in the bay counties.
Making allowance for individual
effort there is very little encourage
ment TO note. Possibly, the most
notable effort in Alameda county is
the launching of the hall associa-
ton. This project fills long felt
want, but as yet 1t has not met with
the response from our citizeus that
it deserves, and like all our enter
prises is being knocked BY the peo-
pie who were eloquent in telling
what we needed. In San Francisco
the same condition prevails, an
organization has paid $1,000 down
on lot and efforts to arouse the
members to the importance of doing
something that will rebound TO the
credit of the race has fallen on deaf
ears. Business enterprises seem to
be at a standstill, and in Oakland,
where possibly the race has doubled
its population. we don't seem to be
able to concentrate on anything
and demand what is our right.
possibly from five to ten
thousand dollars per month with
the business men the best we get is |
porter and maid jobs.
Paying taxes on half million
dollars worth of property you can
count on your hand the political
positions we hold. We are not per-
nitted to feed on the crumbs that
all from Caesars table.
Our churches are not making the
progress along spiritual lines of
ormer years. They seem 10 have
ost ground. We believe the min.
sters are broad and liberal minded
men, but they lack influence, and
'eople do not 60 to church. A
eduction of the number of churches
would work no harm TO the cause
f Christianity.
Some of our fraternal organiza
ions have made progress others
re at a standstill. Consolidation
f some of them for economic rea-
ons should appeal to the members
nd would perhaps if it were not
Or that class who hold the salaried
flces and want to be the " big
Disc. :"
Socially there is much room for
Improvement, where our young
len and women have no other
bought but dancing, and the most
ldecent dances seem 10 be the
lost popular. The writer is un-
Bile to see the difference between
ice in rags and vice in silks. The
lther and mothers should pause as
e look over the list of ruined lives
I'D endeavor TO bring about purer
,cial atmosphere.
With the world invited to our
tate this year, when many noted
en- will visit us, to what nlcnu-
ent to the thrift aud enterprise of
IT race can we point? Have we
} civic or race pride? Showing
ese people the park and Goat
and will not blind them to our :.
ok of enterprise
Let our slogan for 1915 be: Push ;;
cry honest race enterprise. Boost, :,
mt knock MEDDLER.
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Let US call the attention of our
friends to those firms advertising
with us. They want your patron
age, and look upon our columns as
the proper channel to present their
claims for the same. Please note
this, and remember that when you
patronize them you are helping US
to demonstrate cur value as an
advertising medium. Will you do
this
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TO OUR PATRONS.

For the purpose Of getting in
closer touch with the public | have
taken up my residence at II42
Tnrk street, San Francisco. This
is zone that is easy Of access from
all parts of the city, and it means
much more news for the paper. Ny
phone number is Fillmore I248.
Ring me up for news, business, or
anything connected with the paper
and you will get the service. Nv
Oakland business will be handled
the same as usual.
JOS. S. FRANCIS.
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ForeSterS.

COURT BOURNEMOUTH, No. 1904,
Ancient Order of Foresters, meets at
Hamilton hall, Geary and Steiner sts.,
first and third Thursdays of each month.
}. p. G. R.. I'll. II. Godfrey; G. R..
R. j, Fisher; S. G. r.. E. Morris; F. s.
j. K. Sands, care Anglo-California Trust
Co., Market and Sansome; Recording
Secretary, A. Carl Fisher; Treasurer,
L. NJ Jackson; s. W., g. II. Ward /:
j. W., G. A. Morris; S. B., P. Mahony (;
j. B., S. Romeo; Physician, DIR. A. B.
McGill. POI Geary; Trus!ees-N. Scott,
w. N, Kicks, Geo. Malcolm; Auditors
VIM. t. Bolivar, H. L. Clarke, G. F.
York; Organist, r. Williamson
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We acknowledge the receipt of
an invitation from the Faben Phi
fraternity of Los Angeles to attend
its fourth annual charity ball at
Blanchard's hall. January /, 1915.
We appreciate the courtesy. and we
are only prevented from being
present by greater charity that
compels US to remain at our post of
duty on this first day of January,
1915.