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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27

tver de til Sammenslutningen herende
Foreninger SAINT It'd og Msdested.

fwer de til Sammenslutningen horende
Foreninger samt It'd og Msdested.
/. Dania. Racine, Wis. Mode liver
Tirsdag Aften paa DANA Hall.
2. Dansk Broderforening. Oshkosh,
Wis. Mode fSrste og treble L.prdag l
hver Manned.
3. De Danskes HEN, Waupaca,
Wis. Mode liver Torsdag .Aften.
4. Ansgar. Green Bay, Wis. Mode
hver Torsdag Aften.
5. Danebo, Council Bluffs. Ia. Mode
hver Mandag Aften.
6. Dania, Minneapolis, MINI. Mode
anden og fjerde Tirsdag i hver Maa-
ned.
Z. Dana Club, Neenah, Wis. Mode
liver Onsdag Aften.
S. Dannevirke. Clinton. Ia. n.yde
nastsidste Lerdag i liver Manned.
8. Nordens Br9dre, Sabula, Ia. Mo.
de ferste Lerdag i liver Manned.
10. Dania, Kenosha. Wis. Mode hvel
Torsdag Aften.
II. DANA, Saltwater. MINI. Mode
f9rste og tredie Fredag i hver NAMED
-. DANA, Tacoma, Wash. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
Is. Dana, Perth Amboy n. J.. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
IA. Lyren, Cedar Falls, Ia. Mode an
den .og fjerde Tirsdag i hver Manned
Is. Dannebrog, Marinette, Wis. Mo
de nvefanden Mandag Aften.
16. Dannebrog, Denver, Colo. Mod,
hver Tirsdag Aften.
IL. Den danske UnderstGttelsesror
ening. Portland, Oregon. Mode hive
Onsdag Aften.
is. Danmarks SGnner, st. Paul
MINI. Mode f9rste og treble Manda,
hver Manned.
10. Den Danske Hjalpeforening
Cleveland. Ohio. Mode ferste og tire
die Lprdag i liver Manned.
%. Den Danske Forening, Omaha
Neb. Mode liver Fredag Aften.
a. Dania. Bridgeport, Conn. Mod
anden og fjerde Onsdag i hver Maa
ned.
%: Hand i Hand. Brush, COLI
Mode anden og fjerde, Lprdag i hive
Manned.
26. Hand i Hand. Bridgeport
Conn. Mode anden og fjerde L9rdag
hver Manned.
%. Danmarks Minde, Ringsted, 1:
Mode ferste Sendag i Maaneden.
%. DANA. Hartford, Conn. Mod
sidste Mandag i Maaneden.
20. Freja, Kansas City, Kansas
Mode sidste L9rdag i hver Manned.
so. Det Danske S9lvkors, st. Louis
Mo. Mode fprste Torsdag i liver Ma;
ned.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27
: 8rn6gommen: = @po0 CT 81

OIuUyU1ltl1tClI " 9!UNlU U w
gu tG11fer pao, min Sen?
8rl1oen: = Mo, ieg tGnfer pao, al
bpis Sim 6or og sin @pr ol0rig bon-
Sc truffet binon6en, cllcr bpis mine
6orelore life 'bop6e truffet bi1an.
sen, eller bpis III alorie
bab6e truffet binonoen, eller
bbis hi al6rig bar blepen fg0t el1er
fife bapoe elifet binanoen = Iao'n.
bbar. reoiomt olting 80 pil6e babe
b9ret!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27
6bprIeb@ er bette?

81 tilbp6er ct &un6re6e Collars
8elpnning for etbpert Silfel6e at &a>
tarrb, Ser iffe ton belbreoes peo
&alI's @atarrb Cure.
S. S. @benep & &c., @iere,
Eole6o, 8.
@i rn6ertegnebe bar fjen6t S. S.
&benep / Sc ii61te Is Star og tror, at
ban er aloeles be0erlig / olle Torret-
nings-&ransaftioner, og %finuncielt
5tan6 til at opfploe enbber Sorplig-
telie, 1eres Girma matte spaotage fig.
@eIt & Eruat, @boIeiaIe Drugei1ts,
Soleoo, ..
@oI6ing> Seminar & Morpin,
@boleiale Druggiits, Soleoo, 8.
&all's @atarm Cure toges inos
pen6ig og birfer 6irefte baa 8lo6et
og @Ditemets Slimbin6er. &ris 75c
pr. S1aife. Selges at ollie Mpotbe.
fere. @ionesbpr1 frit.
@au's Samilp &ills er Sc be6ite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27

6rn Mrpee Ell 0po. 6rl
5ofic Nrpeien / Samar, fpot Stange-
BY, 0pbc Mytoorsoags Gftermiooog,
62 gor ga1nmel al @iertclammelle.
Mf6poe par cit / pioe &reoie ficnot
Game, ,1op,lig fra sen Sis, 81 bel1=
oes Mono, .. Mrpeien, 6reu fin SOL
notwithstanding paa So9atltn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27

@11noen forbitret): r9o leg
fipbte 6enne &un6 at Sem iag6e Sc,
at Sen bar iaa 1omarfet for &otter.
@en ben bill 10 lite rere Dem en-
gang"
Sun6eoporatteren: rge1 ia, er BET
lite 116merfet for Motterne ba?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27

D.e gar I e @aar6 i
Sitter, bpor 8iifop 5faar bar fp0t,
ligger 1000 sos ttlpetrs op fra Slot
sen, lao brat at Ser alortg bar bGret
&jpretpi pao 6en, ifriper uNioaros".
5omm1e 8lao forteller ogiaa, at
s,rmle 5torttngsmon0 Soils Sfaor,
1iipens 8ror, I'LL, er 80 Mor % Dor
poo @oar0en, Dnor ban 81. a. bar 1to=
arbei6et 5lGgtstopler for 800 Mar.
Eprfen flor. 9ecember
Maaneo bopoe en- Mio6eltemperatl1r
poo 80 &%1loegra0er> 0.6 @ra6 bpi=
ere en6 normolt, og cit Meobersbpioe
paa 81 Mm., 10 for lao. Sen illrt-
ter fig ioaleoes til &effen at Sc terre
Maoneoer, iom %begpnote me6 Moi o9
gipr set forlpbne @ar til ct al Sc tpr=
reite / set intercollegiate SSnititl1ts
Mnnoler iioen 1867. Set terrelte CT
1871 mes 413 Mm. 5oo fom 1880
mes 1913 % iom 9el1mer- 1904 meo
429 Mm. Dette er III @m. for
lapt.
g fattefIag c. Smtrent
la1ntlige @fattepoere paa Sime Sto=
ton, seseoeren, bar in0gipet &oge
ODER @fatteligningen. Sc freezer, at
2igni,1gen for @tottonens &eofom=
menoe lfal neoiettes mes min0it Ell
6ierSeoel, / mo6lat 6alb ptl De 1pge
at foo 2igningen for bele Serreoet
fulofoitet. Samme11 meo &lagerne
fra @tationen er ogloo in6gbet &lo=
ge fra &per11elon6s 6abrif. Man
fin6er nemlig> at Mrbeioerne Ser Ell
uretferoig beifatteoe / 6orbolo til
@oar6br11gerne.
Brppe6rift. S &e1tpollenS
@ruber, 9itneSfior0en, &aagon> So
ten, bar ser ii6en / Sommer fore
.1aet &repeorift for &onlul Spo1
&uitfelm, Sronobiem1, le0et at CRUDE
ingenipr &ielm. Smtrent 1900
Cons Sernmalm at lGroeleS goi
&palitet meo6eles at bore l10taget
On 1tprre &repela6ning noiftbes ODE
Nptaar. 8tl er Smeltningen al 6en
ne fig tilfre6sltillenoe> CT parig 9rif
ian6ipnlig. Ser bpggcs nil en- Glib
: ningsfoi, tilitreffelig 6Db for flor
I @fibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27


-
, 1T - - - ----- --- 1900
sc 8 a I eb a m p e t. Dispp-
nent &alfoan &amre | Bergen bar
peb Sre6rifSlta6 mefanilfe @Rrfltco
fontraberet en- 2alteoamper paa $3.50
Sons. 5fibet, lom ifal gaa / &i1o-
traoer1, 1fal bore fer0ig / September.
6rn Mrpe eft 0p6. Srl
Sofic Mrpelen / @amar, fpot Ston9e-
BY, opbc M%ptoars0ags gftermiooog,
62 sor gonumel al @iertclammelle.
Mf6poe bar cit / pioe &reoie ficnot
Game, ,1op,tlig fra Sen Gio, 81 belt
oes Mono, .. Mrneien, 6rsp fin SOL
notwithstanding paa So9atltn.
20 onge &enge. Sra Sine
rita CT Ser til &riltionio fommct Ell
balp Million eller npiogtig 456,507
@roner &o1tonpisninger me0 oe flo
lte 6 @oitcr, set pil iige 6e iiolte IA
Sage fpr Sui, poo ialt $3.50 slnpis=
ninger. Den itprlte Senoing bar SEN
fsrlte of 6isie: $3.50 @npisninger
til ct @elpb al 100000 &roner. &eo
Sioen berof ct ser ogiaa fontrnet 11og=
le G,1iin0 refomnon6ereoe @rebe meo
&er0e eller 8onfanbiSninger, % set
er nof, mnligt, at man mes 6isle 8re<
ocs SSnobclo pil0e fomme pp I Sen
ful6c Mfillio,1.
CT lang Gienete. Str
felanger @ans 6aret / @ornnes 9e-
tersoalen far iegt Mflfe0 fra &ptaar
1906 efter at bape pirfet iom 2erer
% &irfeianger / lin @iembpgo 5SA
Mor. Mn6en SSuleoag forretteoe bor
for li6ite Gang, og efter @nostiene:
item tog ban / Ell %gribenoe Sale @f'
1feo mes Menigbe6en. Sorsoag Der
296e 9ecember blep ban be6ret bel
cit pellpffet Set, bpor ser blep oflag:
mango 8ionesbpr6 ON Ben 9ptagtelle
ban nDoer fra ollie SOLD. Sons Sa
ret bar neret en mere ems almtnoelil
pirflom Mano babe JONI 29rer o!
@oor6bruger. @on bar inoebapt Ell
Mpngoe Silliosbperp / Stint og Som
ml,re, og for flere Mar iiocn blel
!: ban belpnnet mes Mebaljen for 8or
gerooa0. Sen golnle @e0ersmano e
!; en- rem &iempe at 8pgning og Sci
breo, og ban er en6nu rolf lom e1
: ltng6om, troos fine 80 Star.
I. Siebergifibet flDtte
til &riitionia. Mfi0t I Sr
: letroplbe0en er Set lpffe6eS &rofesio
Gl1itofion at fore Siebergifibet gan
fife ubemnrfet ino til @pen. Set napn
{ fun6ige>S fib fom, in6loltet / en- SAG
) fra Mosgoaroltran6, bporben set
! iterft %ipn6erlemmet Silitano pa
brogt - ct m%9iiommeligt og banife
ligt Mrbeibe, ser tog Ell 8 Dages Sif
Som set laa 6erneoe / 5lagen pa
Mgeren los Set fig life goot gipre q
Ifoffe set fornpone Sillpn. Sagte
log6e til in0e / set npe Silfebaii
poo @ippetongen, bporfra 9elen
. blep brogt op til Mrtilleriets Mrienc
poo 6eifningen. Ser ifa1 set opbt
pores, inotil 6e nermere 8eltemme
fer ON oets5fjebne err t%ruffet. Srans
porten er 1pbet al l16en l1bef6. Coz
nebnt CT Sfibet opltpffet en- Mgnl
: Sc @moobele - &jglen er oplagt
: z Dele =; iamtlige 6isie er 111mert
: re6e og alle &enipn taget til at lett
en- fremti6tg Communicating. 81
bei6et bite fig at billie blipe en6n
bonifeligere, emo man bab6e tGnf
/ i6et itore 8artier at Sftbet, iom bat
6e Jet uo til at bore bele, bite fig 4
bore iitDffer. Saa BET bliber m
ct obermao6e banffeligt Irbei6e q
fao iat oct iammen igjen.
g. 0O.M m I n ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27

6ri merfe,S G u m.
Mptoorsoog 1906 bar Ell Minoeoag
at 8etponing for BET offentltge Meo<
6%eleliesbeien. 8aa ben Sag feireoe
nemlig, iom omtalt ftoite uge, oct
norife Gelegrafbeien fit 50<slarS SUI
bileum. Men Ser bar en- an6en &e<
form, Ser poa fin Maa6e bar babt
minoit 1ige iaa flor 8etp6ning, iom
Gelegrafen, Ser ogiaa ben Sag bleb
so &ar / @orge, og BET er S%noferelien
al @%oitfrimerfet. Set bar 5emti<
aarsoagen, fi6en oct ferite norffe 6ri<
merfe = Sireifilltngsfrimarfet -
ben lite SSar,1ar 1866 bleb taget i
8enpttelie. 0g bette bi1oe igien iige
@iennemfgrelien al Sen ensarteoe
2an6sporto. 9en tom iom MffgS<
ming at set gamle Spitem> Ser ON
oct en6 efterbaanoen bar bleba for
enflet - 6og en6r11 bar blepen itaa-
en6e be6 en- Sfa1a, beregnet efter Off
ltanoen, forxbineret meo 8egtbeitem-
r1elfen. &eri fremfalote 2open at
$50 Suit 1854 ben ra6tfale 6oran-
,rine, at ben faitiatte @ortoen ii.
alIe @te6er inoer 2anoets @renier.
til 4 @tiIIing for ct 8rep, bpis @agf'
lite oberifre6 ct 2eo, iamti6ig meo,
at Sen in6fgrte Srimerfeipiternet.
Man fan bel iige, at 6en1e Sob Iamt
Morges S%notreoen ! 8eroer!Spoitfor-
eningen iV18A betegner 6e ,betp6-.
ningsfuloeite @friot i &oftpeienets
uobiflingsbtitorte ! bet 196e Marbnn-
56re6e,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27
Iorfeelie belbrebet paa en- Sag.

Gag 2arattbe 8romo @uinine
Gablets. &engene tilboee fra alls
@potbefere; bbis life belbreoet. 6.
SO. @robe's Mabn paa bner @fte.
25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27
= norge. =
lVgNNAAAhQeaAAAA

@leftrtlf Mnle g. Sra
Irenoal mel0es, at @%aar0brugcr 9o=
MEL @igelm6 / 2ieltao bor onifof=
fet eleftriif Maifineri til @elpsnina
iamtlige Sui" poo fin @aorb. Mn=
lrgset ct 11ofprt al &ei1n og lltbeim
lriitianio. % er Set fprite / lit Slogs
poa Ai5ie &anter al 2on0et.
a5tore 2egoter. Sen jtgr=
If 2egatoprettelie / @tapm1ger @ps
9iltorie bar f11n6et Ste0 / @enbolo til
8icboel og &agnbil0 8crentie11s Sc
ihmente. @fsefutorerne / @oet far
nt tilenoebra9t lit Mrbei6e meo 6or-
6flingen at 8oets @ioler, bporof til
8gater er u66elt 1865 &roner.
De itprite 9egoter er til Suberfulole-
fon6et $4,000 &r., til Sre1gen6e i
Stabonger 10000 &r., MtSftonsl el=
fabet og ct 2egat for Gbime bper
5000 &r., 8etbonia @tiftelien ,og
Diafon= og 9iafonisieforeningen
bber bber 5000 &r. oip.
afib p a
@rnn6. 8. 3. Sanuar, @ften beo
10<Si6en itron6e6e u6enfor Soften
paa Spllan6s @or6peitfpit 9omperen
rSpin6" al &ri1tionia> &aptein SsSgr=
genien, paa &eiie fra @lasgom til
Siemite6et / 8allait. 5fibet orbei=
6eoe fig efterbaanoen in6 poa inoer=
ite &eple, 200 Mlen fra 2on6. @f 8e=
ietningen, Is @an6, blep 6e 12 req
bet ilano be6 &ielp al 8oo6e fra 2ef=
fen, me6enS &apteinen og 3 Mono
blep ombor6. Set bliber bonifeliqt
at faa Sfibet at @run6, Ga set er
fpmmet iaa ner 2on6.
Sra 81 ale 5. Sen gfo-
nomiife @tilling er tiloels trang, ier.
Zig for 6iiferalmuer. 8aQrfilfet Ell
oaarltgt, Sommerftifet o6itillig I'M.
Der miobels, Storiilofiitet bi6til mis-,
lpffet. Groos talrige fremmeoe SIR.
beioere influerer set mislige 6iife
itRrft paa 8pens MeringsIip ogiaa
uoenom Siifertbrancben.
S De narmeite Tiger for Sui flage-
beS bsilp6t ODER ligefrem Me6 blan6t
enoel at Siiferbefolfntngen. Set bar
] fiffert bqret trangt for mango, men
nteo &engeu66elingen / Sigte far
11rdttge Dog. flaget mere emo beretti-
get. 8engeuooelingen begpn6te ar16en
eDtdarsoag, og antageS BET ga, at
ben efonomiffe 5tiIIing betDoeIig bar
ssforbeoret fig, iiar bbis Giifet be6res.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27
De SammensIuttede Dansks
Foreninger i America.
b&3
BEEETRELEE

HNS HANSEN. H.. =. HANSEN
Hx-Pr9sident, Ovet-riSs,
Box Sc, ITO HaItlson v
ALMoNT, IOWA. CANON SLTA' ~oAo
H. RASMUSSEN,
Over V~ice-President.
cEDAR, FALLS. IOWA.
II. p. NIELSEN, L.
Over-Sekretar, over kasseiel,
92O State Street, 3o3 y. ~
RACINE, WIS. GREE BAY WIS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27

n6pon6ringen / 1904.
Sfelge Opgope fra &olitiet paa efter=
uppnte 6te6er er Mntollet at u0ban=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-27

Ct 1909 so / b e.
Sen 4. Stunt 1904 bleb @aaroen
@ulifogm = ne6 Sernbaneitationen
at famine @abn obenfor Drammen
= og 6ens ftore &abe inopiet at 6ens
@ier, @rosierer &eter @tcoIai Mrbo
og &uitru Slime @atbrtne Collect, be6
en- flor Set me6 8al> bbor man tililut
6anieoe u&ebra11s" / De npe Mnleg.
Sen bor bele Si6en ii6en beret !
SamilienS Sic, og oct er ben 46e &C.
nerotion, iom mn er tilbuie Ser. So
milien bab6e 6erfor t9nft at bgitioe<
ligbol6e set eroer6ige gamle Ste6s
&un6re6eaars Subile11m paa Mars=
oagen for Sn6pielie EN- me6 en- itprre
6eit for Samiltens nermere og fier-
mere Creme % 6ens gamle 8enner,
men forifielligc 0mitanoigbe6er tom
bin6ren6e ibeten / CONNER. Mptaars-
often bar imt6lerti6 iaa mango al
6amiliens Me6lemmer 1amleoe, at
man bejlutte6e lite at la6e Marb11n.
breoet uolpbe, r6en at en- iaa0an Be
gtbenbe6 bIeb ertn6ret, ON emo fun
/ en- intimere &rebs. On 1temnings-
fnl6 Sang bar ffrebet til Soften al en-
at Slegtens Spigerignner, og. ftp.
8rigaoelege ST.. Mrbo, Ser MI er 66a-
miliens &obe6mon6, bolot 6eittalen.
@ntreen bar 6eforeret me6 SIag og
MarstaIIene 18O4-19O4 / 8arIino.
&ortrRtterne at 8eter Micoloi Mrbo
og &uftrn bIep befroniet og beres
Minoe biliet me6 Surraruab af ben
Dngte SlRgt.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LICENSED TO WEO---A marriage license was issued yesterday to Rafael Ortiz and Rita Pax, both of the south siGe. The marriage wlS celebrated la.5s night by priest Of the south side.
 PRESBYTERIAN S OCIET VA meeting is called for two o'clock this morning for the purpose of organiz- ing a E'resbyterial Society of Missions a the Presbyterian church. Delegates are expected from the Woman's Mis- sionary societies of the different Pres byterian churches of the territory. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will receive in honor of the visiting ladies and the members of the presbytery. Hours, 2:3O to Friday afternoon. Members and friends of the church are cordially invited to be present.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE-This evening the presbytery of Arizona will hold it's opening sess>Om m the Pres byterian church. This presbytery cov- CTS the entire territory, hence men are coming in from all parts of Arizona. Missionaries from mining camps, from Mexican settlements as well as pastors of more established churches are to be in Phoenix for the next several days. This evenings service will consist of d Rev. Thomas Clinton Moffett, travelling missionary, and a song service. in which the church choir will lead with anthems and hymns. After this short service the Endeavor society is to hold a reception for the visiting men. The young people invite all to enjoy the hour with them.
 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS Yesterday was the twenty-fourth anni- versary of the wedding of Doctor and Mrs. H. A. Dow of the Arizona sani- 5arium, of which Dr. Dow is the medi- cal electrician. It was also the sec Ond anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. Bert Castle, the two regularly employed nu-ses of the sani- tarium. Last evening, therefore, was devoted to celebrating these events by the officers and patients of the sani- tarium and the friends of the princi- pals. There was fine entertainment of music, both vocal and instrument tal including duets, quartets and so- los, of recitations and of toasts and at the close of it all light refresh ments were served. finishing a program of rare enjoyment.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
CAPTURED IN MISSISSIPPI
A Prisoner Wanted in Prescott by
 United States Authorities.

Deputy United States Marshal F. w Hill arrived here yesterday morning from Tucson, having in custody a man named Johnson Wilcox. whom he turned over to the sheriff for safe kee1ng until another deputy marshal shall take him to Prescott for trial. The charge against him is rather an un- usual one and the small part of the story that Mir. Hill could furnish is in teresting. He said he knew nothing of the facts of the offense but no doubt that part of the story would be even more unique, and still more entertain ing perhaps would be the story of his trailing and capture were it available for he was apprehended in Mississippi.
 Wilcox was indicted in- Prescott in 1899 for impersonating a postofice in spectOr for the purpose of defrauding somebody. Who that somebody is or the nature of the proposed fraud are things that MT. Hill knows nothing about except that in denial of the al- legation Wilcox tells him that he nev- CT claimed to be a pOstoffice inspector and that those who assumed that he did deceived themselves. He says though that he was in the employ of a stage company and in looking into the matter of the company's mail contracts he made himself somewhat familiar around the postoffice. If anybody took him for an inspector it was their priv ilege to do SO But whatever he did that was irregular it appears that he got out of the country before the wheels of the legal machinery began to move, and though indicted in 1899 he was not aDprehended until the latter part of last year when he fell into the clutches of a United States marshal in Mississippi. Judge Niles of that state ordered him sent to Prescott for trial in due course of time and sometime in March Mississippi marshal started for Phoenix with him. He got as far as Maricopa, as a great many other people did in March and found that he had gone the limit. Maricopa was the end of the world in that direction. or rather the Gila bridge was and Mar icopa is not far from it.
 The officer then retraced his steps to Tucson and turned his prisoner over to MT. Hill who brought him to Phoe- nix yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
FAREWELL CONCERT
Will Be Given by Mackenzie Gordon
 on May 3.

MT. Mackenzie Gordon expects to leave here about the middle of May for California and perhaps for good. He will go first to Los Angeles and later to San Francisco where he has been invited to spend a season with friends of other days and it is possible that he may go from there to Newport the fashionable summer resort.
 That however is a matter of doubt and mainly by reason of his health. He came here in the first place for the re- cuperation of his health and has been greatly benefited Should the improve ment be permanent it is likely he will not return for there are wilder fields for this particular line of endeavor. But if 1t should transpire that he finds this climate necessary for his welfare he will return to Phoenix and have no regret in doing so, except the regret of lost health, for he has made many warm friendships here and in his more than a year of residence he has learn ed to love the country almost like a native. Should he be forced to return he feels certain from the expressions of regard that has received and his ex- l ceedingly friendly treatment, that he
 would be returning to a friendly com
 munity.
 It is needless to speak of MT. Cor dOn's talents as a musician for he has
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
NATIONAL ". C. T. U. OFFICERS
The Entertainment Yesterday of Mrs.
 Stevens and Miss Gordon.

There was an enthusiastic greeting yesterday of Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens Miss Anna Adams Gordon, officers of the national and the worlds W. C. T. U. There was a meeting at the Central M. E. church in che afternoon which was more in the nature of a reception. Mrs. ImOgene LaChance, president of the territorial w. C. T. L.. presided and there were on the stand with her beside the guests of honor, Mrs. Battin and Mrs. GiIchrist. The program of the afternoon was largely musical. There was a piano solo by Miss Halsey, d violin selection by Miss Blanchard and a vocal solo by Miss Rubelle Rathbone. At the conclusion of this meeting the members of the audience were photogrl pued in group in front of the w. C. T. U. building. Preceding the meeting. Mrs. Stevens, Miss Gordon, Mrs. LaChance and Mrs. Battin were entertained at luncheon by Mrs. Goodman, wife of Superintend- ent Goodman of the Indian school, and her sister, Mrs. Shannon.
 There was large attendance at the evening meeting, the principal features of which were addresses by the dis tinguished visitors. Mrs. Stevens spoke Interestingly on the subjects of total abstinence and prohibition, de- scribing the work of the organization in those directions. Mrs Gordon spoke. of the work of the w. C. T. U. in Europe and all Christian countries Miss Gordon is not only vice president of the national w. C. T. U.. but is also secretary of the worlds organization. Mrs. Stevens is vice president of the worlds w. c. T. U. as well as presi- dent of the society in this country.
 The evening meeting was opened by prayer by Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons Of the First NJ. E. church The appeal for aid was made by Rev. MT. Halsey and the response was generous. The bene-
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become a well known person in musical circles, but it is timely to re- mark that he has at the solicitation of his many friends, decided to give a farewell concert. Among those who have urged him to do so are the mem bers of the Elks lodge with whom his relations have been intimate, even though he is not a member of the or der He had charge of their late min strel show and the success of it is still a recent memOry. His friends formed through that association as well as those made through numerous To- cal entertainments in which he has participated will insure a numerous .assemblage of people who will appre- ciate another opportunity to hear him.
 Though the place and date are not definitely decided upon it is expected the concert will be given on the 3d ce May. MT. Gordon says he proposes to arrange a program that will be of wider variety and more comprehensive than that of his former concert, with which however there can be no odious comparison for 1t was a success in every way and eminently pleasing to all who heard it. He expects to have the assistance of a male quartet and will also produce the sextet from Lucia. He expects also to sing Home To Our Mountains" the prize song from the Meistersinger. a selection from II Tro- vatOre and a number of other special numbers not yet fully decided upon. He will also have a new group of Scotch songs for his>oudience and there will he some selections with a violin obligato and organ, making a concert the equal of which has probably never been heard here
 For the concert MT. Gordon has been promised the assistance of many of the best musicians in the city, who will be mentioned later as well as fur ther notice of the program and features of the entertainment.
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