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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08
Notes and Personal Mention.


Among the Topeka people who are
planning to go to Kansas City for the
COnreid cOmpany's grand opera en-
gagement the last of the month are
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parkhurst. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Carver, Mrs. J. W.
Going Mrs. John Kleinhans, Mrs.
George Stoker, Mrs. Florence Fox
Thatcher, Mrs. Frank Thomas, Miss
Mary Harrison, Miss Anna Harrison,
Mrs. L. S. Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grimes, Mr.. H. L. Shirer, Mr.. David
Bowie, Mr.. Ernest Conant.
Mr.. Albert T. Reid has been called
to Clyde on account of the serious
illness of his brother. Llewellyn.
Mr.. J. B. Furry returned to Guthrie,
Okla. yesterday after a visit to Mrs.
Furry.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Blood Smith
returned from Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. c. G. Foster and Miss Lillian
Foster are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Ludington in Lawrence.
Mr.. ". A. Pierce of Chanute is in
Topeka for a few days.
Mrs. J. 7. Pringle of Burlingame is
at the Copeland for a few days with
Mr.. Pringle.
Mr. julius Sydnor Of Richmond, va,
has come to Topeka to remain per-
manently and is living at the Spivey.
Miss Janet Gardner of Ell Dorado
who has been in town during the Iegis-
lative session went home today
Mrs. John Verify of Kansas City
who has been the guest of Mrs. r.
NJ. Spivey returned home today
Miss Jessie Stanford of Arkansas
City who has been in Topeka since
the beginning of the legislative ses-
sion viii return home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gil Updegraff have re-
turned from a visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. c. c. Baker went to Kansas
City today to spend a number of
weeks.
Miss Gala Cutten returned today
from visit in Leavenworth.
Mrs. Frederick Freeman went to
Oh erryvale today to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs L. H Waugh.
Mrs. Dorr Norton returned to her
home in Kansas City today after a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. McClintock.
Miss Josephine Osmond is the guest
of Miss Cockins in Lawrence.
Mr. Harry Scandrett is in WaKee-
ney on a business trip.
Miss Florence RossingtOn has gone
to Leavenworth, called by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. d. r. Phillips
Mrs Harry c. Ashby spent yester-
day in Kansas City.
Miss Alice Willard is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Bonebrake in
Judge and Mrs. Geizer of Oberlin
are expected today and will be guests
Of the formers sisters Mrs. J. c. Ema-
hizer and Mrs. H. A. SDielman.
from a weeks stay in Tonganoxie.
Mr. H. A. Soielman has returned
from a trip to Havana, Cuba.
Mr.. jay Close viii go to Lawrence
Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends.
DR.. H. B. HOgeboom and Mr.. Max
Nyer have zone to Mcpherson on a
few days hunting trip.
Mrs. w. 5. Fitzpatrick who has
been with Senator Fitzpatrick at the
Copeland during the session. will leave
tomorrow for her home in Sedan.
Mr.. Ben Goddard of Washington,
Frank C. Beck, has gene to Wooster
Mass. for a visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Goddard.
Mr.. J. A. Trindle of Kansas City has
Joined Mrs Trindle in a short visit to
ler mother. Mrs. Lee. S27 Tyler street.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club
meets with Mrs. J. c. Tullock, 21C7
West Tenth avenue Thursday after
noon.
The Cosmos club will meet with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08
Fined $50 for vagraney.

Harry Gregg was fined $50 for vag-
rancy in the police court on Tuesday
afternoon. He was imme diately
booked on another charge, that Of
malicious destruction of property.
When brought into the station on the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08
No Election.

jefferson City. No, March s.-The
joint ballot today in the legislature on
the election of a United States senator
was without decisive result. The vote
stood: CockreH rs, Niedringhaus Sc.
Kerens Is, Mckinley 5, Dyer I,
RarthoIdt 5, Warner 2, Robert D.
Silver 1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

to form a news bureau, so to speak,
for college matters. A uniform style
board for all state papers viii be
adopted, prizes Will be offered to best
contributors, and news and art work
Of all kinds will be encouraged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

the Duplicate Whist club yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Daniel J. Small and
Miss Kate Gunther were substitutes
The club will meet one week from
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

Mrs. s. M. Wood, s1g West Tenth
street, Friday afternoon.
Engraved visiting cards, wedding in
vitations, correct forms. Adams Bros,
Seventh and Jackson streets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

vagrancy charge he knocked down the
stove pipe in the waiting room, and
the officers want to make him suffer
for it
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

Mrs. john C. McChntock has asked
guests fer an informal literary at home
FRIDAY evening at her house. 1873 Fill
more street. Mr.. Charles Graham Dun
Ian of the chair of English of the Uni
yersity OF Kansas will give a lecture
on Robert Louis Stevenson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

DR. and Mrs H B. Hogeboom en-
tertained at high five Monday night
for their guest. Miss Maud Maetin of
Rockford, Ill. Their guests We're, Nj.
and Mrs w. o. Rigby. Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs James
Doncyson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lag
erstrom. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Schlegal,
Miss Frances Funk, Miss Pauline
Myer. Miss Helen Hogeboom. Mr.
Max Myer. Mr.. Ira Burdick, Mr.. FL
mer Sheldon, Mr.. Frank Sturgis, Mr..
Paul Roehr and Mr.. James Lacey.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eastman enter
tanned their neighborhood Euchre
club last night Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gault substituted for Mr.. and Mrs.
Speed Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cole will be the next host and hostess.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08
Would Leave 1t to Mcclellan.

New York, March S.-The officials of the
Amalgamated Association of Electric and
Street Railway Employees and the local Of
hcials of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers have sent letter to Mayor
Mcclellan in response to his suggestion OF
yesterday, stating that they are willing
to consider any proposition that may
bring about amicable adjustment of
the strike. The suggestion of Mayor Nc
CIeIlan. which was sent to both the in
terborough company and the striking en-
ployes, was that adjustment Of the trou-
bic be trusted to him personally or dis
Interested committee OF citizens.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

Miss. Lola. Berry and Miss Maud Van
Houten will entertain the I. 1. club
Friday evening at the home Of the
former
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea never
fails to tone the stomach, regulate the
kidneys, stimulate the liver and cleanse
the blood. A great tonic and muscle pro-
ducing remedy. 30 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Gatlin Drug CO.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

people sending items 70 this department
OF the State ! ournal will confer q ravOE
oy giving the fun first name or Two
tnitia-R, With all proper names items
must Re accompanied 5y the name and
address Of the wIiter or they can nok
be puklished.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

The members of Mrs. Mays Bible
class were entertained at luncheon
Tuesday by Mrs. Lusby, at her home
near Washburn. The class has lust
finished a two years study of the Old
Testament and will complete the year
with a series of semi-sOcial meetings,
at which will be discussed the leading
churchmen since the Reformation
The appreciation of the class for the
earnest work of Mrs. Mays was shown
by the presentation of a bouquet of
beautiful roses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08
FIELD- MARsHAL OYAMA OF JAPAN AND FOUR

FIELDA
loyamahe matap fhto the J
aatk IIokt m
Korea Inward from
the o his
tn eodeae
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

Herbert Lininger, Mr.. Warric< Updc-
graft, Mr.. Jamie Hughes, Mr.. Ray
Peak.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gault have ask
ed guests for an informal evening
bridge Thursday
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Rpinoen,oSe.

Gu aniuoeioreniue, ser omfottcr
belle bort 2ono, boIot lit trenarIigc
/ @nibington / iorrige lt9e.
Caller par Der nof al. Mrs. Softer
tog "Seob, ainbIp 2iSbt" til Cert o.
at Sangcu formauer til 6rem.
ifriot. gnbper GroeSficnbelle err re.
.prGicntcret | 6%oreningen; men ct
ioobant Somlo9 funoe life bore op.
itaoet / ct ifte.triitrIigt Souo. 0trS,
Serrea taite ON 9teacrfpinoeu. Sun
Nier Iiaeiou me9et pan fin gtoaoe ionl
Den hpibe aniuOc", ideoe bun, "ibei
hun op0rager litte 9erp til ififteIi9C
Rcmeitcr, gtcaerfoiuoerne fer oa'
iao, al umorotifc Wrub, iom forfsrer
ocreS Tstre, CT Ell Sorboubelie %
ber msbc atmiubelig 6orngt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
DadrliGe Gmbeosm1uo.

llHoer Observation-Disclosures itoor
Ct SoorN q 8cutru. ION ital gicus
ncargol ale Cohuuculer UcOfom-
mcnoe 0e Ecriouer, Der ioger %cu.
lion o. unbeiall cllcr iorfaltc au.
igluiugcrue. SIN bar ErnNgusfom.
mister &arncr npOuQct. ct 10 McO.
Icmmer uf Bette 9oarO hor piit en-
itrofbor efterlabcuheo cuer Garti'f
hcS, % lan o~piororer DEM oerior til,
iom Oct be6er / Set eu1eIIfc Ret3iprog,
al irsmierc &ruuoe, bborior Sc life
bcc aiiGtic$.
Goa aubeinIiua Of Board Of Hs.
oieU er g~eniiouer tiloclt 9teolcmmcr
of ct eupipIpaHin.F egtuent iom oun,
ueoeS / 1861 men uIorig gjoroearigS.
i%itHeiia. Sigeiao aubeioIeoe Soar.
Set MeoIcmmer AZ ben idatoIOte Nler
GER grigaoe { 9eIu Seriep til Reniioa
ifisnt DC aIoris bar meo. Dir. @nr
rer tiger. at ban pil itanie lise 6or
eaael,er. laalH1ise bm er Senjicrs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

fontmisi0r. Sell iom ben meh Nenn.
ipIn1nia.H eaimentet fam life uroifpI-
bes, flyer ban, foroi pcniionsbureau.
cts gsaer tpocIis piier, at pebfom.
menSe MeoIemner beraf ilet life er
peniionsberettiset. commissioner 90
bans aontoriolf er nibGngige al
8oaro Of Reniem me6 Senipn TIL Gp.
lnsninger ON Mniseerne. &bis Boar.
Oct moitiIler en- anisger til BENTON.
fnar ban ben. foet man aaor no ira,
at han ifeIse Eofumenterne er bcret.
tiget oertil. @isr ba 8oaroet 90.
benbore SeiI, b9noer oct Tom ! DC
nupnte StliGIoc, at MGuo, iom al.
orig forloS tit Sjem % off no ! Sri.
gen. fommer I'll at oppebrre Yer.
iiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Sloois Streif.

30 bnnbrebe MGno, Tom arbei6e6e
i en- @ribe tiIbsrenOe &uit, Sua &
SeGers | Sibbing, St. 2oiiis Gotmtp,
Minn., off | forrise llge pao Streif,
ba De life fit lin Sen forbsiet fra
Si,T5 til s.. SiSen gif DC til sea.
mernter i .@rubeu o9 fit Dem til
at gao fra. Men aompaniet ifaffeoe
Jig HonunionlRGnS. og oa aoale al
bisie arbcibeoe ON 0atten, Tom Strei.
ferne til. MomnioumpnbeRe bar
pGbneOe. 90 De ifiso oa brpbte to al
Dc itreifeHhe Sinner og iaareoe Here
pnbre. aonpep peobleo, 6a 5eIc.
grnmmet oiienoteS fra DULUTH,
Sberiii Bates ie9tc ga at ifaife iia
100 Deputies 90 piIoe ifpn6e iig al.
lteO til 0labicp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
On ny Stierne.

&eurp 6. 5rid, ben itore Sernmas.
nat / GittSbur9, bill berefter loa mo
paa Golitif, flyer ct Telegram fra
baliS Siemiteo. San agter at til.
bringc en- betpoelig Del al gnret |
9tem gorf, og oerira bill ban lGgge
aorcrne no. Sans Ben, iorb. ,Sit.
ititsmiuiiter, ilu Seuator anor, isgte
al ouertale BAN til at blipe Gbef ior
Observation-Disclosures; men benanng
iog6e ban Nei. 9u mener anor %
al 6rifS Genner, at Senntet
bebsper en- IN Marf Sauna, oa De
tror at bope iunbet Ranoen ! Senrn
Is. Srid. timber 8algfompen j 1908,
liaor Sbeooore Hoolepelt life lpngere
er Serereu, irGnger Republifnnernc
en- Zig General iom Challenger j
GittSbure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Sntbcr Goacse stub.

IA bel "0ccorabs @oIten@ eftcr
airfetjoeHSe" lGic$ meit al 9lttber
Colleges @entcr. iaa fan set maoite
interNicrc @laOet& 9piere at piSe, at
Aco Riper 8aIIep @reitetoniereus.
/ Wagpiuc, g. 3, | Warts
at orRoniiere en- Sutber
college Stub, hui$ Yfnol ifltISe bore
nj lrbei6c iDr Sutber College | Seo'
rub. 9ftrrat en- aonitirutipn par an.
ialel, pllateS islgeH0e gmbeos
muHO: Gait. @iSneS, Yrnli0ent; va.
ito MouieL &iccprrii0ent; YaIt. vi.
ri@afar &a&iGrcr, ~ Gaitor Is. Bale
itaG Setretpr. 0d blep nperlnSt til
sen cyehttipc 8omIte, beitnaenOe al
SrEjtoeuteJ HlSiGrcren oa Sefretn-
rem, al iammelflloe nPItc WeOe,
men Der biro uOtuIt Enife ON at Of.
holce Bette @runS Sorf$ PEG @ranN
Sorts College CORPORATIONS garSms'
u, iom boISe& Scr I Seapuoelien al
Sui MtaaueS / CONNER, aouititi.
tioner, iom bep ~peNtaget. er omtrar
c~uSlpoenOe meO Den ION Decordb 8
Y. 81. bar onioget. altbbenS &oot
er; at maiae Al z 9.S geunr i Rei
Rtper&uuep bnaSe poa Miiueiota, oe
3afctaiiben pil lutte liz til Neli. oe
al oen oaiaa / @ierurua fun bliue ii
@1pn for aInto 9Iater. 5bt Der G
SeSeioro NOT, Bare ri, bare ri bapoI
&~irrligbeO uofl"
g. galleitso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

En- #tJe HWt& 1000 .ttEa
hops. III 4 eiort ! gfap gJcrf,
pbldoelpbio ogSsodeiter, % Der onnr
bet gobt.
Sfnbt. ~ MebIefn at Qettidps
2eeisIutasr 8 8. 6. Sotpuro, en- Set.
ter Of BERN &psparS, Ser bIep lat I'M.
Der 9iItaIe for Msoroet pna @oebei,
Dor Sero1g aften iamnen meS iin
Ben 9iIFcrb Nenge | en- Saloon, boor
be ! SpIu fon | RIcrnmert GiIiue-
Insrnnc bicD be BOG iorligte; men
pIuoieIig trnf geuge i'm @epoIper OF
ifiso Soiparb ibieI. Morcere1t bcgap
iig Wdnbag Morgen til Wandeitpr
% opergnp iig til gprigbenen. gegge
tiIbsrer nniee0e aanilier, % man
irpgter for, nt en- IN 5~nmiIiefeioe bill
cpitca | ae,tlidp, bpor nlu, Tor er lon
bort til ligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Qaben Dor.

&c ipdnT-omerifanife Miniitre /
@aibiueton bar til Regjerineen inn.
Ieperet en- S%oreitiQing, Der fr9per, at
6rogttorterne pda gonama.9a nen
nraa neoipttes. % liaeIeoes Sarterne
pau E~osiageritibe, Der eoar mellem
Colon % Nefu gorf. Gaar aanalen
CT bpaget, bsr alle Rationers Sfibe
hoDe iamme NettigbeSer uoen 6or.
ifieI. 3mioIcrtio ber aanaIen life
opiItige ganann.g nneu; men benne
bsr boloes / Drift iom M banoe for
3raataoos % gaSiaeerer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

sueriae ftnSes Der az iremneoe
9sattonolitcter: 5000 Horomurro,
5000 9uuitcr % 1900 SpItere,
9esltoen Dor Ser / ben norOliae Del
Of 9anoet 1900 Simmer % 5000
9apper. Seoerue | Spcrige teller ca.
1900 8eriUuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
t8lao afSipets Bog.

On Sneenisrfrne fort9ner ! oct
ipenffe @lao "Soun":
Ger ftaar en- Iioen graa Spite
borte peo Sfogfanten, - lige Der
beor Sfogen Hitter, 90 bpor De
imaa Iperabirfe begpuoer! Den
Stien er bet eniomite, iea nogeniinoc
bar ieet. Oct fer no, iom ON Soe.
martens Slagifpgge bar breot fine
@inger oper ben, Tom til ~aareIang
Spile. 0nffert er Der Dog mSomme.
rem, - mar MpruIben "fl9oer Bio.
ben; men ON Sinteren maa bet
bore en- @rapitiIbeb oner bet tore
2oe! - So, Oct ipnes mig nRiten
ubeifrioeligt, at Stuei til StnoigbeD
beboeoes af Mennelfer. Men M,
naar leg bnr feet pg peo. bnilfe Of
lllpffen banrot rnmmeoe Menneifer.
icm Der leoer - foritnnr leg, of init
Der timber be lit rette Sieml
Oct bar engang TO lipsfriife Wen.
ueifer, iom foe mango @ar tilbage fra
fsrit al Hptteoe berub. 90 bisie to
bapbe nof meo at arbei5e til 2ipets
Spbolb; iaa ben title goemarf og
Gniombeoen tRnfte De life paa. u.
Ter ct slar fif be en- oeilig, liben Yige
meo msrfe floee Zine. Men naar
bun begpnote at bore til og lfulbe pie
fig ipm andre 9prn, = merfeoe 5or'
9lbrene at ban bar baaOe oeo og
itim.
HRite Iar fsbte Snitruen Ell DOT.
ter til. Sun blep oaian lnsglao %
pnffer, men. bspltim lgeiom ben fsr'
itel 90 Der bet pnnislgenSe Mar at'
Ter ieotes Dem en- Cater, imoreoes DC
nlpffeliee 5or9lbre fnapt pea, ON
bun ifillbe blipe "nnberlebeS" emo
line Seitre. Oct blep BUN bener life.
Otter 3 Mnr fit De otter ct Barn !
Den fattige Stien. % Dn BET MI pnr
en- Ssn, bIep Der itor @IGoe paa Jar
% DIOR; tbi MI maatte Oct 90 blipe
anoerleoes mrb cenne? Oct blep bet
ogjaa; for 8litten par life alene bsp
og lhim, men ban bar pgiaa blind.
90 MI blep Ger mere itile emo nos
eeniinoe / oen lille grao Stite; tbi De
TO @enncifcr, iom engaitg iaa glooe
og lipsfriite BAR fIptteoe berino "9l.
oeoeS" burti9t. 9e lepebe, til oeres
ftumme Born bapbe lert at moenoe
Soritano og Spnoer iaa gobt De fun
oe. otter ben Tib par oct, iom ON
De TO life orfebe mere, De folot belt
jammen og osoe.
@eo De EiOer, ieg itsbtc paa Stien
og oenS Haboer, - Dor pgian ger'
meme 9Ioeoe. Sc Iepeoe inmmen pg
arbeibeoe / tit gnmle "nrpebe" lille
Stem. 9e pnsiebe bper i'm Spsiel
oa taIte til binanoen peb Segn %
8rimaierl
De bar nltio ipsieIIatte meo aurp'
fletning iamt at Iape Siiper % an
oetSuSgeroab, bpilfe Sager De banne
goo gfipmiug paa. 90 Den blinoe
grooer oor Saitrenes &iGlebarn -
og 8omilienS Sperbopeo! @lorig loo
&c bam aIene! Naar SsItrene 'fuloC
goa / 9pg0eu meo be arbeioeoe ga
ger, gift be aItio bare to.
De bar Der hos mig, - fortpllel
Snaenisrirncn oere)-Ienelt igaar'
nfteS; TO beiporne, imuffe aoinSel
meo lioinIOe Zine pg inebpiot &nnr.
.lSm oe tpnSc bloblsie 2rber bpileo'
Der ct llOtrDf, iom brogte mig til a
tenfe pon "6ilsle, iom life fan inn
se."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

sgaipn Gin Soma. ienher aa mere Drain
Tile suu uussn ambea 80 ! bs 6srrusns Sta'
ter. 0upripr? 9saIitet.. $ris.. Ssr
@arnnti = sauaet Sas bsert Sioffs, Ssers
1srrs aipbmans ON $riitr eier LAB o. anIsrt
osm. lspsrst paa bsllita ION bslA Citation.
MASON CITY BRICK l. TILE co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

@en paa @oroet Der lige peS Itaar
bereS imiffe grbeibe - 9liroe fplote
meo Mioie % 8ioler, og toler ON
beres grbeiOeS @eliianelier.
Gn @emooets Saore lfp9ger nit
gle"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
@nSueamcm.

Seq bar M brnet Sputaitiuen -Snss
pennen~ i TO War. % ies oil ! ale Sele
anbeiale rem lom en- sce 90 foririnlis
@altiue. Ners. =. Z. Sablnm,
Gauep gitp. Y. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
0OOt 0Qu0

falSer I'll idahant, fom beitaur al
ipart Mnlbiorb paa Spppen % Ger
i gunben; uosenlnnbe aaot os let
brnst, fri for Sten % mco spot III
lpb. 8lsot % p%climasenoe Sriffe'
panS / rimelig Sg6be.
aonner ida BERTH goo 8eliggert'
beS, rrr Stdtton % itore 8per, tall
rige og iiiferise Suoiiser, @Gffe og
Cite neo aargangs @ano, goo Sso'
fob al M1apIe, gois og DAT, baaoe
til Susbe1op og SaIg, bel iettieS
Gtftrift nteo gobe Geie, sfoler %
airfe, oertil btlis gris og lette Be
talinaspilfaar, ia Ga bar Sanoiege'
rem baaoe / 9p og Spg6 enselig
iun6c, boao han I9nge bar isgt Ell
ter os enifet iig.
SaaSdnt 9ano FAR III / Euff &c..
fun 60 Rif fra ct. Baul % Wiune.
opulis, @prSpeitens itsrite Sper %
IarfeSspiaoIc. 2anb, iOm ri M az.
ter at iGlsc for $3.50 pr. gere %
upoper, 5 til 10 Mars afbeialiuss'
ito. SenS efter bort Hpe Nap ellcr
fum ielp iaa mart inn mnfist. 8ei-
len fuitcr finn 1926 S'eturn. Scttc
6lir RSits gnleonins.
A. Il. johnson Co.,
9Th 4 Jackson Str, 10 Washington Ave. s.,
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04
M. LILIAN NoRpIcA. Me-

n 1ME, Lillian NORDICA, the
N highest Falarled star in the
Conried Metropolitan opera
company's organization, and
that means one OF the highest saarIed
operate stars In the world, was asked
not long since to what she attributed
the commanding position she has at
tanned. Her reply was;
Nothing but work. Life has no 9TH
or real great pleasure for me but work
In my profession. have known moth
ing else can appreciate nothing else.
| want nothing else,
81 selected an occupation that one
must wed ones self to II success Is to
be obtained. A prlma donna's lIfe it
che is true to herself, Is the hardest oc-
cupatlon that,can be found.
IT'S hard not only mentally but
physically. There Is no digger OF
streets. no farm laborer, no coal heav-
or who works harder than | do. II Is
not life Of luxury and ease, Of idyling
and dreamy hours, It is n life OF
strenuous endeavor and persistent APP
pllcation.
zone must train ana keep In training
lust as prize athletes do. The moment
that training, that endeavOr Is
stopped, then you begin to retrograde.
When / am not singing / am studying.
The vocal pacemaker must ever be by
ones side"
ibid you find It hard 10 sing Kundry
and Gloconda within one weeks timer
Hard work naturally, They are two
very heavy roles and both OF them
new to me That ! was able to sing
them within four days and apparently
with good results II due to the fact that
my voice has been kept In training
Also the roles and the music are very
very different. But e Is well to re-
member that ones voice Is only an IN
strumeut. Viollnists spend years and
years in practise to get that certain
beautiful tone and then there Is no
reason why singer should not use Il
IN one role as we'll as another.
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We announce the arrival Of shoes for spring. Grades
have been selected with great care and range of styles pro-
yded-cShousNo enough TO satisfy all tastes 1t is our greatest
effort to win the favor shoe patrons and the
able prices will prevail
oored shoes will be much worn. We have them in Cham
payne Nut Brown Brown Union and Russell Kid Rus
sia Calf The dantest styles imaginable for dress-n light
weights with Louis XIV Opera, Military heels the very
swaggcr mansh effects for street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04
Nordica Says Work is tRe
Keystone 10 Real Success.
,nh

"a vlolInist Is not limited to a GER.
tain theme. Neither ia prima donna
limited to certain opera, When her
voice Is sufficiently trained she has no
limits So you see, Kundry and Go
conda are not impossible even with
only four days Intermsslon and COM
paratlvely short preparation
There Is a mental, physical and
nervous strain In learning new opera.
Memorzing the music and the words Is
no small task. Then standing on your
feet much OF the time for three or four
hours at a stretch Is enough To try tho
endurance Of a strong man, much more
a woman.
And nervousness Is something that
you cannot get away from, II will
come. There IS the audience looking at
and listening TO YOU That Of itself Is
enough to set the nerves a-tingle,
Take Tristan and Isolde for In
stance. one can never know, | can
never tell, what It feels like to lie on
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reka, were united in marriage at Provo
on Monday last. The groom is the son
OF Mr.. Titus Billings Of this city, and
the bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
lIngs will make their home In Eureka
o. d. Belts, the r. G. w. agent at
this place, together with his family,
will leave in a few days for Prosser,
Washington, where he has purchased
a ranch. Mr., and Mrs. Belts have re-
sided In Eureka for the past four years,
and large circle Of friends regret their
departure.
Mr.. John j. Pilgrim and family re-
turned this week from Pasadena, Cal,
whore they spent the winter.
Invitations are out for married
folks dance to be held at the local
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Mr.. John Brown and family have re-
turned from Grand Junction, Colop
where Mr.. Brown was agricultural
superintendent OF the factory there
and win make their home here In the
future.
Saturday night lost the odd Fellows
with their wives and visiting officials
from salt Lake City held banquet
and social IN their rooms and q very
pleasant time was had by all present.
Next Sunday evening the choir viii
give a fine sacred concert In the taber-
nacle for their benefit,
Bishop and Mrs. c. p. Warnich OF
Manila were visiting friends here
Monday,
This evening the district schools Will
give an entertainment I'm the opera
house for their benefit
About 100 OF our people have Sc
cured tickets for the Mother Goose
pantomlme IN the Salt Lake theateT
next week.