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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-07
rIkE PLACE

stall ~. lbs fine sranuis,sd sugar.
soc Stall -. fresh paatsurised milk. SC
at. SC pt Stall 1909. Mason fruit isr.
pts Soc. ats use. Stall ~. III. small
white beans ;tc. stalls 1897. pot roast
i7tsc 10. stall ~. corned beef Sc to Toe
TO- stalls t4-t6, lemons. ic each. Stalls
Ia tomatoes. sbc crate Stall 1874.
Norway macherei. Z for $50 stall 81.
whole salmon. soe and ssc each. stall
-. , DC ionves fresh baked bread. zoe
stall H. choice Jersey butter. see ~
stan ttli fresh Washington butter. acc
IL stan a.. eggs. fsc don sian 10
sample shoes up to $500 for 100 and
tiah
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PUBLIC MARKETS


star see. :, Gsi Mason ,srs ste fss :
a. AAson lars. tir dua o. Nassn tafs.
60 dos tsiiy Eisssss. 81 enr ssaii sas.
I pass FrssEn tsisins. ste. its etsa+
afafsd psarhss str. seiid pack tomatoes
Zee ean seed broom. gt~ stan al
tomatoes fshsf. 80 tasl carfAiaupss. :
fef ise stall 80. orange mafmalase zee
10 apple buttrf. ikr 10 picked bssss.
Zee - fancy Q0ssa olives. sHc o. stall
Rsi. slayer cakes. sNr each. aimane
ruaearcons. Ice dns Siail tss. guaranteed
ssss zee dns fuii cream cheese. lhs
Use stall 80. Mpscaisi grapes. , baskets
str! naftisii pears dos lee Stall 10.
.@sst potaies. he stes dry onions.
he Ice. stalls ii-if. 20, reass. lie 10.
ieia lamb chops. isc m. pork steak. :
its .ts. veal chops. : ibs sec. stall &.
beiiiHs beef 100 N. pure lard. tbs. tie
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CARRANzlSTA
TROOPS ADVANCE

GALVESTON. Tex. Sept t.
carrRnxista forces. under Gen. LUIS
Herrera. have occupied Guerrero
and are nov advancing on Chihus-
hna. adyiees here today sait. VII
ilsta forcea meantime are messing
at Torreon for a decisive stand
against ObrcEon.
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BATTLES RAGING IN
SOUCHEz REGION

PARIS. Sept. Bloody infantry
attacks about the Souchcz cemetery
region have been renewed. French
artillery played on the German
works at Queenevieres, and on the
Nouvron plateau. while violent, en-.
gagements were reported. too. ein
the Champagne region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-07

H'sn iit. Eihsria p~arh-. 49, rfa;s
naffisit pears $50 crate. stalls icestfs.
Z Sc bars sesr SAC. he rolled nst. &c
stall iag. best butter. : ibs etci seed but
ter ssc 10 its tss. at Jars pure
hansy tfe bees fuii cream cheese ~.
ate. Efaiis 1916. sc peanut cookies Ice
- soft she'll wainuis. lee 10. t0e coffee.
zee N. stall > halihut and haiihuf
cheeks its 4tr. smsiL : ihs ite. her
ring. he stc. youns salmon. sc
stalls :, :. 8. :. choice steer pot roast,
Sc n home cured hams itc IL. round
steak. lee ID. club and country sausage.
ice lh
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gator.
The killing of Judge Willis 4
Knowles OF the Eighth dlsttss
court By n man who. with an CAR
said: Now I've got you. "a
The shooting OF Judge Knowl~
f. as deep a puzzle a. II was yes
terday Police are making e,for,.
70 run doNn n man who had BEEN
the Judge . guide on hunting trtps
IN the belief that perhaps he en-
throw some light on a motive "a,
the deed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-07

Despite the action OF tho last leg
lslature. which imposed n SEQ per
annum tuition fee on all students
at the University OF Washington.
1t Is believed that the enrolment
this year will surmount the record.
breaker OF last year. when the
buildings on the campus we're
taxed 20 their capacity
The fall term opens Monday.
Sept 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-07
BOSTON SHOE MEN
NABBED As SPIES

WASHINGTON. Sept. ARREST
OF two American representatives OF
a Boston shoe company was report
ed to the state department today By
the Moscow consul They are
charged with being spies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-07

In spite of the lowering weather.
many bankers spent q day of keen
sport at the Seattle Golf club
Thursday, however. will he the big
day at the club. ex-President VIII
liam ". Taft being among the en-
tries for the play on that day.
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NIT BULLS EYE, 0. K.

Somebody who was trying TO
see II he could aim straight SHE'D
n brick NJ a rear window of the
Hoffman Cloak and Suit Co. 1920
Second ave. Monday night His
aim was excellent. The window
was shattered.
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ANDREW FURUSETH
COMING HERE SOON

Andrew Furuseth of san Fran.
cisco, president of the Seamen's In.
ternational union, will be here late
this month to speak at the meeting
to be held under the auspict% OF
the Public Ownership league for
discussion OF the Seamen's law aud
ship purchase bill
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SAVED IN time

lola. Kan. Sept 7.--Hundreda
of residents were rescued TO-DAY
from roofs and upper stories Of
their homes, and from tree tops.
after they had sought safety from
the floods of Elm creek. Many per
sons. however, are missing. Prop
erty loss is placed at 100000.
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CONSTANTINOPLE (via Ber-
linz. Sept 6.-Sinking OF a British
submarine in the Dardanelles was
officially reported today In a state
ment which declared three officers
and % members OF the crew we're
cnptueed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-07

stan IL. tomatoes t6c hnr fancy pep
pefs. ibs str. green tomatoes lbs
ior. s~.st potatoes, lbs. fec. stall e..
best peanut butter. he sac. mild and
sharp cream cheese zoe 10 stalls as-ae.
rs sugar. 500. lbs. rice sc. Sc
bars laundry soAp. ikc At f.ssitss 10
bars laundry soap. 9tc. large can. salad
OF. 2tc stalls is.is leaf lard. tsNc 10. /.
lamb shoulder. lilo 10. hams and bacon.
La
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4i--Acreage for Sale

&c ACHE sfaeh ranrh. 8 miles east -
Auhufn. mlth Funnink ~atsri aii fsHesa
AL timber rut nff except tanfh af
tsdaF % asfFs risprsf 'nsafir au level
o. tnua w HaF. 3 sffr ~ spuds. 5 hafss
ard ~ farm iHhpismsnis hsse -
cattle zee chickens t.reufn hsass
tarm SsNfa milk foHts. ahH uaAi aelifs
cred Ifeaa. ~ aunsF iifee essh.
balance f4fe per fFaf 4 peg fsHf ST.
fsfssi Musi srN seah Faf information
vrlfs 10 tnsita sutarn wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-07
CARD PARTY

The Knights OF Lincoln Seattle
Lodge. No. 500. will be hosts at Q
dance and card party Friday night.
Sept. 10. at the Knights of Lincoln
hall. Lyon building. Third and
James. VIII II. Thompson will
speak on "Our Flag"
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MASON COUNTY FAIR
IS OPEN, FULL BLAST

county began it's annual county fair
here today. and IL will run until
Saturday. II Is bigger and better
than ever. as the circus man says
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GIVE GARD PARTY

William Mckinley Circle, Ladies
of the c. A. r., will give their regu-
lar monthly card party Friday. at
Veteran hall. Armory, at p. m.
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At kfnhfAND
o. IAkE wAsmiNoro>

uniF - minafrs from she pest.
cffirr Ws have = fire tract -
acreage trspfafsf sisn nsa
hapse rsiL CSC. ~iii sell for
ssst. ans make terms - tte
cAsh. haisnrs ne sunrfhly
fs~ utinutss walk - fssfr.
school ard strrss TAKE Nafis
son ear ara steamer Atisnia -
eeun,y fern direct 80 ktrsissd
sns apply a. unfss a Tarrars
offle@ ia kirkiA0tl
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26--For Rent Furnished

26--For Rent Furnished
We en- SAVE SEA monsy on YoaF fareitufs
b~tussu rscaFnA ans seattle.
NO GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
AnsthinE Delivered Anywhere
Euiptt tfs 80 sfhs
roR HENT~ raam fufnishsa eestss.
~ rhmrsan. ssuth shHrs. Green tasts
-.SI~~~S1
HOTELS
rifN VindfSrN HorNE
vtsEiaia st srd rirnth AZ.
Tss any ears VA Watffkks ave les rsFfs
err. elegantly furnish-si fupsas. Nfsh ft=
ts.t & risanilnsss V9nf1fi sHf geaftssf
81 weekly. 81 80 20 % Kitchen frsvis
isr=s
TftE ASSrN -.ses Eirhih nssr West.
fass ave Ssw. .issn. furnished. steam.
heated hsdrnefas (fnf meal free hsths
srf phers rrarsisn, $50 -sskir y -
nrRNWpE uoTEts-itstA rirvt az.
orpasifa caFnsr Marhef ifeussksspsns
rooms. saisss ana slasiss o. % @aa W
Esr week TFar.lsas itstf sna ar.
nufsise reon. Hot ani euid watsf
fre~ eath
81 % AID ists WEEK -rarni.ssss sssy
~afsinx distance modern isff asin-
rhan@ rsaean rsir.
81 % W WEEK. HOTEL Ewf~d Nod.
srns bot ans cold water tfzss Firsi
AZ.
Horrf. wALpoS asa rssisr -sT
Reasonable aui.t. epnfortshis. no ss-
iasn Eiiie,, tsss
PRxT6S HorEts--ts So wsss "a hos.s-
tsspi=E suites 81 Third sna chsrry
Mats i9e
HoTrf. NV vFNpoM fsiT fst ave-
per fsy So % wssh a. %
hoTEL pAyESronT-M 0dsfn. fifih
sns PIN.
~e-~~~~.~-~-~-~-~~-~>~~ >S~>>~~~.~.~-~~o~~S
27-For Rent unfinished
SEARLY NEw. snur asd warn. s.reoai
house nswiy ilntsd modern to
blocks from car. ~. hiocss from
school fstt Greenwood Fremont
ballard 70 ors~Ewped. two block.
north.
FOR rfsNT--y'nsr Groom eettaEs. bath
Eas. electric iiFhis fine iEsn and fine-
srs block from car. reasonable rent.
ssis sunnyside sys
MouEHN coTrNFE Phinusf eaF iias
ats lifd iiteo
A ssfsaHn madsra hangaiaw f8F tent.
gsces SssseSe -,sss.,lS.,-ooou~o
2s-Furnished Apis.
bluff AFARTwBSTs- :. and s-rosTa
furnished apartments all modern go
p Pike 81 Eas, siso
MODERN ens.roofn apartments, ta.Ge.
-->--~~~~~e~-~--e~--s--~-
3l-Housekeepirg Rooms
SUMNER RArXs-tIghL clean house
I keeping and sleeping rooms. walking
| distances COS i.snora ct
/ TWO pleasant furnishcd houseseepinE
| rooms reasonable. 1928 Washington 81.
Bsseou stis
Two modern housekospinr rooms nicely
furnished. ~ 90 month Phone North
ftso
ron ST-HoussksepinE rooms 81 %
| per week ard up. 500 sLxth ave
! 36-Rentals
| Headquarters f9r seattle
Rental Property
Call a. office and let.
J ". JAM q co.
Leading Renters
sil Ilisl nlag seesnd en1 riks e
37-Business Chances
All. on PART ~ furniture ~ rooms
reasonable rent Elliott l5gg.
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Gits roR
10 ACRES u~ LAKE
as cAsH--tfe MONTHLY
rhis 10 gr~et tsfEain tract ferss %
frs lake Jass west u seattle. In sell
sstsisd district. rinss 80 school. sawnsifi
anf pisn,y % nsinhsuvs sapa roads
D. y T. rNHHs service delivery ffHri
stoves easily cleared ara fires .rIass
veil on properly plenty - water -
lrrissfs ~ith good sqii
rroEr SOUND rAnNs co. sst sfd -.
Buy WHERE OTHERS ARE
DOING WELL
5 ceres ~ good land ana sasr - clear.
affeiuing several places hew being I'm.
proved IN slant % sghaei $50 miles
% GOOD fnsrsss3 - minutes service 20
Seattle tfn fsrs
PRICE $500: SIS CASH
CLIFFORD e. VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
ieit THIRD Av... iet Warrington ~
WORTH fNvEHTfdATfSo
acres iist. 40 cash, " per north
deep. rich. level alder Hard vsrp easT
70 rirar. close ~ beach. dock. store ard
schools. $50 fafr 80 citT
one acre 30 minutes from this effies :.
vsrY rich coll. 800 blocks from lake.
grand risv rrirs iise. NerT sssy
AAREN a SEXTON co
$50 Ffrsi ave open Evenings
10 ACRES FOR s725
on county road. near uslEhbnrs and
school. in one % she beet districts near
the eiiy. near sswmiiL where work can
:. ) MAnsH = co. -. central mas
AcHEs tf6t. IMPROVED
Lana practically all cleared fenced; TN
$40
houses running water WIN pu, IN hx.
drauiir ram Narih ~ city Terms
llnshes iot Central nlas 70 sesnts
t-NcRE TnAcrH 500 p1r acfs and or.
easy terms. Improved ranches for sale
or trade. sam Hagen, Route T. Port
HiakeisY
TIE RECLAIMED UPPER
EVERGLADES or FLORIDA
Destined to become tho wsaithiesi agri-
cultural lands in tho world Fsrma-
neatly reclaimed Acreage $40 and up.
terms Literature 900 Central bldg
you DEAL WITH Us DIRECT
and our proposition
OM LAND
At THREE LAKES sNoHoMIsu Co.
WAAHiNgTON.
will appeal To you.
Good roads, stages daily trains. mills.
schools store phone. r. y n
write o. see " w. NEIKLEIoHN. MIR
Land Dept, 1901 l.. c. smith Bldg.
Seattle
THREE LAKES LBR. co.
FOR sNbE--io acres clear. ? In her
ries. small building. >. mile north 81
bruce. on q. ~ u. n. write owner,
W, Ns1JsSils wesn o Ho.ss
i4-Houscs for Sale
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io-Male Help Wanted

WANTED nov. ever "a years - age
20 carry Enna paper rDWfrs IN fhr tets
xsrslty district call Ths star Main
saee. circulation department
THE uAR0AfN STORE. 81. oefiasnssL
ecrn~r Main. saves Yea hard cash an
al new ard second hsna seeds special
bargsins--fults o.. watches csc suit
essss SEQ up Thousand other hafEatas
We buy ssii and exchange faaas
oHi6fNAL MoEeR nARnER col
Ix1E tsB MAin a.. pays wages q
msa ard women Whiis i-sfnins barber
trade. ASSISTS rou ssrurinE pasitians
20 colleges. strd year Ia tusines. Cat.
sioxue ire
ORIGINAL NOt.EN nAftuEW AcHuOt.
sst Occidental Ave
Men sni wesnsn We teach the tsrhss
trade thafnuxNiYi warrs ~hlis learn
ing assist In s@eusiax posiiioasi ever
~ ysars ~ s~atu.
KavANAuuH taco hat. iges 10 sv-
ur poINu nratS EaA 0rssalr. rFaeis
sFAAf NhAN 80 AAAHA Wv 80
ttr.fatf. asit Hhnp 9afG Thfrf
s~~~~4~~~-~~~s~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~@--~-e~~~~>
2o--Male Situation
YorNG MkN. - y-ar. 90. sassf. st-sdY.
vaeis rurk on dairT fsfna. N.tt.
Nfsr
zSSSSOSSSSSSSSS5 -S'S'SGSrS~00Oo~S
2l-Femalc Help Wanted
WANTED .wornsu Tor Eafsfnsasni faes
90 month. pull urnecssssfr. Wsis-
Immediately fer list pesifians ettafn-
shis FranSiin institnta. pspt fstsf.
Rochester. y Y.
WOMEN WANTED as ernrnsat clerks.
SO meath. Seattle sxaniiassioHs cam.
ing Safnpis questions tree wFits trn'
rnmttately Franhitn lnstituts Dept
TAO. Hocher~r. NJ r.
22-Fernale Situation
woMAS Nanfs work ~ fAY 81 haar esn
xfv. best % references Address x-tf.
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Help Wanted
22-Female Situation

WOMAN Wants wsrk ~ faY ar haHF. ear
give best u references Aesrss. x-tf,
star
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WHY FAY RENT
WHEN you CAN MY

A beautiful. new bungalow. only
blocks from the Lake Wash
inEton boulevards FOR si.4b0. on
terms Ike rout7 $50 down. ua
monthly t'nohstruetihle tisw Of
lake and mountains Commute
car ride from Smith building
For location nee Burke a.
Farraf goa New York Block.
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ATToRNEYS-AT-LAW

RUSSELL. " rARErLir-tta :, His
General practice. estates laws husband
ard wife consultation free ts,ieft -
Mn FrAN-ts KNNr-Au Nasiness pc.
tsininx 20 iaw sa1 Green BIDS Eliies'
eass
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HOUSES FOR REM.

PLEASANT HfDuE seven ssov pressed.
Aliig ts.m ga rhass DAt.LAAh nias.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-07

wANTEn~nNss over - years ~ aEe
20 earry Eaea paper reutrs ~ the tets
x2rsity district call The star Main
stse. cifculation department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-07
HOUSES FOB REM.

ron HNSf ~sira' niis sgif ratea ~.
s s.,i asr' nniilum !. h"HRss ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-26
2BOY SCOUTS8F
Troop 81 Holds Rnnnnat

redistricting.
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LABOR CHIEFS HERE
CONDEMN DECISION
OF SUPREME COURT
'lnfamousl" Say Leaders of
Decree Which Gives En-
plOyers Right to Gust
Union Workmen.

The decision OF the Supreme Court CIV
ns employers the right to demand that
sAsir employees renounce their affiliation
With labor union is the greatest blow
nat has ever been struck at organized
hbor."
This was the comment of Harry Parker.
veteran trade unionist and member OF
ne Labor Forward Committee Of the Gem
usi Labor Union, today. Similar COM
Asnt was made by other prominent trade
saonists here.
am shocked and stupsned at the
session handed down by the Supreme
eeurt," said Parker. ''The court has
asHn once more, as 1t did In the Meyer
representations case, the Bucks Stove
~. s Hanse Company case. the Danbury
faMer4 case and other decisions. that II
eAtinetly aPiatoeratic and plutocratic
in sympAthies; that II does not wish
understand the struggles OF the work
70 better their lives and improve
sees and living conditions and that the
rsrs .-..rs nave nothing to expect from IL
1s..h nls decision u going to be of far
ns consequence In helping organized
i1al as well as Individual employers
Aesfoy the labor movement, IL means
workers are not even secure IN what
,s nave already achieved and acquired
sserihce. 1N seAA
!, py this decision an employer can COM
= sn employe TO leave his union ana tear
ms union card. the court says the
ihs.ssfa sttll reserve the right TO leave
- 1oos II the employer makes such 4
ssssaa, s1',Aaa, which means they are free TO
~ How can 3 woTkinEman leave his
sAen he knows that jobs ara scarce,
- even In the best Of times there are
- ssassnds of workmsn out OF employment.
II n and eager 10 step la and take any
II. saat .sat u left open under any conditions
sAs employer may offeF.
WORKERS ONLY ALTERNATIVE
y orsanizing into labor unions ana
setting others 70 Organise with them
esfs are able 70 determine. to ; GER
sktsat under what conditions they
80 sell their labor power. the only
zs-sion they have. BY the decision OF
supreme coaFt. Al employer can put
sR e these Efforts on the part q the
ana tna only liberty izft % the
. eekuae to Hork ana atafFe
3 ezazl. iafaaeaa. saaestaaaFy de-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-26
SUFFRAGIST SEES
VICTORY SOON IN
THE WHOLE U. s.
Mrs. Beatrice F orbes-Robert-
son Hale Comes Here
From Visit to Coke Re-
gions of State.

With praise for the Pennsylvania State
Suffrage organization, Mrs. Beatrice
Forbes Robertson Hale, the suffrage or
sanizer. who has just finished tour OF
towns in the coke region OF this State.
this morning predicted that suffrage
would be countrywide within very few
years Mrs, Hale was the guest today Of
DR.. Eleanor C. Jones, 1881 North 18th
street.
II have just concluded my tour through
Western Pennsylvania" Mrs. Hale said,
''and en- very much impressed with the
change in public opinion on the question
OF suffrage. confidently believe this
change has spread all over the country.
at feel very hopeful OF Massachusetts,.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New
York. where the question Is to go TO
vote" she said. II think we eYentu-
ally shall win. II we are not victorious
at the first vote. we will then poll good
minority and that will help us over the
bar at the next election. l think the
spread of the movement from Wyoming,
the central State OF the group OF Western
States that have suffrage, is the best
proof that pleased customer is the best
advertisement
"As to the national situation" she con-
tInued, At think we shall not succeed in
getting the Federal amendment from
Congress at once. but firmly believe IL
viii pass after about half of the States
haye adopted the principle. In this con-
neetlon, think 1t very unfortunate that
Air. samms. one OF the speakers at the
meeting last night, should nave used the
expression that suffrage here will assume
the proportions of a sex fight, Tor the
expression Is uniting.
There Is no hatred In this country be-
tween men and women as to the ques-
ton OF suffrage" Mrs. Hale declared.
'sThe mind of the American woman does
not provoke hatred. 1 think the respect
and attention accorded the women in the
frst Philadelphia parade by the men was
wonderful. II was sueh contrast to the
manner Of tho English men. But mill
tarism really does not express the actual
attitude Of the English woman. Il comes
rom the minds OF only two persons. Mrs.
Pankhurst and christobal, her daughter.
rhere VIII be none Of Il after the war
n wish 10 say that the central tate
aresnisatien of the suffrage party ia
psnnsyixanla, ana ils head, Mrs koesss
ne ars IS tine A. ang ! have found. aha
concluded
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-26
DAILY "GooD TURNS"

Nearly every evening blind man and
his wife, who sell papers near 18th and
Market streets, are guided across the
street by Jacob Task, ~ years old, of 457
North 4th street a member Of Troop 8.
He sells papers near the same corner, but
is never too busy to help them. He often
buys their papers for them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-26
The February Furniture Sale
The Worlds Greatest Furniture S
By EUery Test of Service

1t happened that we were in the sectic
which the assortment is probably greater thar
niture stores combined. But these are only tt
house reserves such as no furniture store ever
This furniture store of several acres is
How could we show
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-26

William Uram, of Troop s5. sprinkled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-26
Nv ]. W. PATTON
DEPUTY Scout commisalonar.

esaiise that the boys are In the
s.ysnent Of their own free will and that
.s.v will remain just as long ne the pro-
.,.ms are interesting and varied.
p4meniber that troop seldom breaks
:. ,hsse days, and seldom, indeed,
lsroush, any fault Of the boys themselves.
j, .he boys know that you believe In
Sam and that they can be among the
-, IN the city" Let the boys get the
,ousIcton that you are doing what thoy
e,mselyes elect to do, rather than what
,ou want them to do. Put the programs
"A 10 the boys in advance 80 that they
,,n ace the fun they can have in follow
Ne them out and how far they can get
sSsad" In scouting by sticking" to the
prosram.
no not use scouting as an opportunity
ior lndulging In your own fads. Your
tobbIes may come in finely In n case of
hitch or break In some meeting, just
a. n is fine thing to have bugle and
drum, corps, or scout band to save the
day should things go wrong. Be pune
tral and insist on punctuality. Have n
time set for the meeting and start on the
dot When the troop goes on a hike,
start on the minute, leaving n patrol
lsader behind to pick up the stragglers,
Who. while not missing the outing en-
trely, should be docked points, say one
for each FIVE minues late.
IN order to give publicity to all that
each boy does In the troop, and particu-
arly 10 let others know where he has
been negligent, a large new chart has
been gotten out under the auspices of
A,adquarters. modelled somewhat after the
English scout chart of Baden-Powell It
4 designed to hang in the troop meeting
room with glass covering. A boys prog
fess from tenderfoot to eagle scout Ia
recorded, as well as his patrol and patrol
rank The great advantage of the chart
lies in the opportunity to mark plainly
the record of any delinquencies 80 that
III will know what has been going on;
and II there Is one thing n boy dislikes
more than another, when he has been
rlsbehavlng, 1t Is to have the fact
known
Indian Hunt for February 90
An Indian hunt. similar to the famous
treasure hunt" along the Wissahickon
last Washington's Birthday, will be held
February 22 and all the troops in the city
Will participate, 1t was announced at the
scouimasters' Round Table, last night.
Details have not been worked out.
George o. Potts, assistant Bcoutmaster of
Troop o, gave a chalk talk on mapmak-
ING and field notes for the benefit of the
ieoutmasters; who, under the new plan,
VII DO enabled to give expert instruction
10 their troops. FiremRkinE and cooking
Will be explained by T. l.. Tierney at the
next Round Table, and the following two
hstilngs will be devoted to scoutcraft
Instruction for iscOutmasters.
Local Council for Frankford
The first step toward the redistricting
st the city will be taken tomorrow night.
when meeting will be held in the Music
Hall. Longshore street. Franktord. TO dc
isfnne on the formation of local scout
council for that section. The meeting
szs called by Scoutmaster John Taylor.
ci Troop a. II the experiment is sue
sessfui. local councils WILL in all proba-
eIity, be formed in various sections OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-26
Headquarters announces an In
dian hunt for February "a.

ashes around part Of the block Mt I'd and
Montroee streets Sunday night to pre-
Eent people from slipping and falling
down.