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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17
CARRIED Like a Boy In Compa-
ny With Male Companions
Trio Came In From Louisville ann
Were Fined and Sent 10 Jail
by Judge.
THE CHIEF WILL INVESTIGATE,

4
more than ordinary beauty. CARRIED in
male attire, was arrested Sunday
morning at o'clock at Ripley's drug
store by Patrolmen Ferguson and
Clark. Her companions, Philip ROM
nell and John Gambins. were also
taken into custody and the trio were
fined IS and costs divided i'm the po-
lice court this morning. The three
tod straight stories and the girl gave
as her reason for incorporating the
fact that II would facilitate riding
freight trains. She was en- route to
New Orleans. where she has moth
err. She says she is 81. but looks like
16.
1--WE came in from Louisville Sun
day morning and were arrested at
Central City" Gambins testified.
1.-THE girl we found in Louisville and
she wanted TO go south. The brake
man on a freight train refused to
take her unless she dressed as a man,
and gave her the extra pair of
trousers ! had. The coat / hustled
for. she went into the caboose and
rode, as had little money and
staked II for her fare.
Arrested mt Central City.
AT Central City we were forced
to leave the train and a policeman ar
rested us. They told us to leave
town at once, and sent tho. girl to-
Paducah. the city furnishif trans
portation. We rode the blinds of
the passenger train the girl was ON.
have been working in Louisville
about the hotels and can give a
straight account of myself was
going south and would work II u
could get "a job,
Rommell's story was the same as
Gambin's.
II have a mother in New Orleans
and had been In Louisville some
time the girl stated. 81 met the
two boys when trying to get out of
the city, and they kindly helped me
work the brakeman, one furnishing
money for my fare to Central City. 4
rode In the caboose. ] had no pur-
pose of DOMINIC the trousers and
coat other than to facilitate riding on
the freight train"
The gin wore high heel shoes Of a
stylish pattern. Her cap was extra
large and her light hair tucked under
meath st, only few struggling locks
being visible. IL was worn set far
back ON the head. The girl is of ex-
ceiient figure, about feet 3 inches
tall and weighs about rs pounds.
Chief Collins gazed intenly at
her as she walked out of the city
court room with the string of prison
ers consigned TO the lookup. She
tried to whisper TO Gamins but did
not get to say anything. She seemed
self-possessed whean being tried nd
from Indications has been used to
''roughing" IT. When passing the
crowd of loungers packed near the
lookup door, she gazed straight ahead
and seemed unconscious of attracting
attention.
There is something queer about
this business" was Chief Collins
declaration when she disappeared in
the lookup. He will investigate the
case while the girl is serving her
fine.
Patrolmen Clark and Ferguson
were told that she was masquerade
ing In male attire and were hooking
for her. The trio first applied at the
Illinois Central hotel near the depot
for lodging. but found none At
Eleventh and Caldwell streets they
were looking for a boarding house
when the patrolmen ARRESTED them.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17
Two Years in Sing Sing.

New York, Dec. IT, George
Burnham. Jr.. vice-president and
general counsel for the Mutual Re-
serve Life Insurance company con-
victed last week of grand larceny In
the first degree was sentenced today
to two years In Sing Sing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17
Oldest Divorce.

Salina. Kan. Dec. 17.-Martha
Hunt, who gave her age as 1O5 years.
has applied for a divorce from her
husband. aged ninety. on the ground
Of extreme cruelty. The woman was
too weak to climb the stairs ,eading
to the district court room and her
affidavit was taken in room on the
ground floor Of the court house.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17
NO ACTION TAKEN.
First Christian Has Not Decided on
Calling Pastor

Calling Pastor.
The Rev. ]. w. Hudspeth, of Hop
kinsville. preached yesterday morn
ing at the First Christian church
Mr.. Hudspeth is the evangelist of this
denomination for west Kentucky and
has been supplying this pulpit for
several Sundays. A business meeting
was held yesterday morning after
church to discuss the calling OF a
preacher. but no decisive action was
taken.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17
Extra Clerk in Postoaice.

To facilitate the handling OF tho
increased business Ed Randle and
Dick Foster. substitute carriers, are
employed as extra clerks In the post
Office until the hoHdays are over.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17
Young Man Killed Himself.

Edward Smith, 20. years old. quar-
relied with his brother. Bedford
Smith. at Princeton. and then shot
and killed himself Saturday nigh.
about o'clock.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17
DIR. Purfiy Receivers.

DR.. A. X. Purdy, of Kuttawa. who
was shot several months ago in the
head by Marshal William McCullom,
of that city. was in Paducah Satur-
day fully recovered from the wound.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17
There h only one kind Of a

Ihere u only one KIND OF
newspaper circulation statement
that Is worth any consideration
and that Is the daily detailed
statement. The Sum Is the only
Paducah paper printing such a
statement.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17
WEATHER = Partly cloudy

and decidedly colder tonight and
Tuesday, probably preceded by
rain in east portion this after
noon and tonight. The highest
temperature reached yesterday
was 33 and the lowest today was
81.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-17

Washington, Dec. 17.-President
Roosevelt submitted his special mes
sage on the Panama canal to congress
today. The message in part is as fol-
lows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

David Il Noffatt. Il feel satisfied
that San Francisco viii lie rebuilt,
IL may not be done a. rapidly a.
Baltimore was reconstructed after
the ire IN that city three wears ago,
bot Il will be a better and more solld
city. San Francisco today has more
wealthy men a. residents than any
other city IN the country outside Of
New York There are probably
fifteen or twenty men there whose
wealth runs anywhere from E75.-
nJo, ,tst0to : 100, 100000 each. These
men have vast interests centered in
the burned city Then the sseragt
Californian thinks there is no place
like California and San Francisco.
Oatside Of California they do not
think the United States amounts 70
much. They have great pride in
San Francisco and will see that il u
rebuilt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
agonraGSunoO Aoa0
anuas sAsa . spVnss Glsl

tppaRent- D. granting . hUks
franchise are putting IN tkeu hsus
hcks this week. They preseas sAsue
ARTICLES IN this issue and the citizsas
IN favor oi TIE franchise have IA .
ssa9le word 10 give esrcula,,oa i
favor Of n only nexi week, ish ~
present their views The NsWs-
CHAxrIeS colpmns are open 10 kush
ss3e- We have oar opinsSns, asd
those are that the franchise sAoold
carry, since unless the hehs asd
water plant are constructed tna~sAes
makes a dogttful propoeitiun Il
either. and We DO naf believe ths
atjectons 4 oar friends against IL
can be sustained GA close analysis.
However, a. a pahiic newspaper. iss
columns play D. favoritss "a allow
Ing hath sides aa inning oN
friends ia faglr Il the franchise nox
have tae ebjsetions before item in
hlsek and white aad are invited 10
take up the matter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
Seus 0slsus -

s.esea Ge<Eoz. i.sser Il go~eg1
AslTaz- 49, sas-aa ss.a a. ss- aas.~r
-. Coz "a a. sszess = ea..e~ss~s Nom.
l's-rsnE sl.e ssrsnassA i.e ED bsea as
E-asl -.4sG h.sa afa cs,saFs...asassa ~
is.slsna 1ls >s4arsiy ls.si.srr ssszsn Mr.
.la-eg Ne.s'.z ~as a As~ s.sssse .aa
lss appeared vssil tsen A Asfi.
.-aie. sr hHos ss- ~s4ss "a = "a ,...ss
and cI-cessesed has. a.saa HE w.-
ssssla9 "a !. csssch .ssA = se~rgaEruE
- kss hands a. ti.aaxa reading
tic aeaa saa aEoffeA = hsfle y aas
- ss a. l4is s.sa hsn ..sna hs.s slaEs
weTe Ho -s1s.s 81 -osierln9
SseSea Asarsz s.s 81 81 - -
er.spd --ssesfy 80 years az he
came T. Auseaiea feeIsiy ye.srs AK
aad aprsn9 jhy l~-i ssssen ssars has
made hs- home Ia tiu1Ilsspn iif
.eaves a dasgliir sua tlsrce s.,ns Iu
Co.era D. fl.e hrsi = Mr. Cam e
Bs-c II Gaanssau and the isffer are
Je~. Metruz q Gens.isaa aaa >sesen
and Ansaae heir.z f d. N.rse
Two dsu-i4i' o. -urs ee lm ln >siiz
eriand, osse a vhsa Mr. Aeraes
hsed In GunHi-nH caauis flr several
years
The luneFsi 1911 fa.e pisee this
afternoon ~ : a'r.erk lr4m The hume
II JaseFA AeiIaz
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Enough live interesting news
comes into The News CLampioa
Office every week to fill 10 the hsin
An eight page paper such as you go4
last week. There is never any tros-
bic about news, The problem is to
condense and edit the news SO thar
1t will get into your paper. As It's
circulation grows and its patronage
increases we hope the time will soon
come when the added expense of
eight pages every week viii he
justified
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
$4,000
Reward

VIII be paid TO any person who
can find one atom of opium.
olloral, morphine. cocaine.
ether or chloroform or their
derivatives in any OF
DR.. Miles Remedies.
This reward is offered be-
cause certain interruptions
persons make false statements
about these rene Ics. 1t Is
understood that this reward
applies ouly to goods purch-
ased in the open market. which
have not been Tempered with.
DR.. Mics remedies cure bv
their Strengthening and iavir-
Grating effect upon the nervous
system, and not By weakening
The nerves.
Il cogsi1sr tlizt there are 10 better
ileefs PAT up TN Or. Nn=
scr ne. srltl-l PAN =. and NerKa
5.Hd liver tlA7. We have used them
-. ~ s-4e1A y
ifs etAtrs. ~ we j. uElE TIE
Nervl1e. and Ceus5larS ft'tha hae-
r1edicine in the word A laGr friend
of ruiiia. who was almost a ta.rl r,r-v-
Gus wreck thrpi.gh ny . rua=t spIiri-
tstirl EsS used several hotties Of the
Ne-vi7s Win vvo15erfuI re=ui-s''
WI CRoME- salt Lake CITY. Utah.
D.. Miles snti-psl- Pits are soId tv
your druggist. who viii Guarantee Ana.
tNe first package w Z be-e-t n il
fsffs. he VIII return your money.
. doses. Is cents Never so!s IN bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

The trial Of burglars caught by 5.
J. Miller at Montruse was held last
| rlday before Justice Potter and
they were put under $1,000 bonds
and languish in Jail until next dis
trlct court W. b. Mitchell and c..
+. Harris are their alleged names.
Miller X Parsons store was burglar
lied twice and Sampliners once.
Only small part Of the booty was
recovered
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
An exchange saws.

An exchange saws.
Come. boost for the town and don't
damn her.
Excuse nv most vehement gram
mar
Ii Won boost You can icger
The town will grow bigger.
But you cannot saw wood with a
hammer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Tie committee on suCar beets =
gong ahead and has - business
mes pledged 10 give S25 apiece IL
necessary in order 10 try the expert
ment properly aessrs. II. " End
ner, J. H. Mccormick and G ID.
Martin are the committee. They
have selected a Tract from tie old
fair grounds and one near the river
to plant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
LEGAL PusuCtTiQkS.
uasas

~iHsaN-
srATF 90 0OLaRABa
tptNlf 80 o. Ssisos.
.a ,ts Cauuft oo.-t
'"'''s' Na7e ri,,...r
ssrsus
TIE Ohio tity Iald an .r-.fs1A.
lulpruFenHu' uHuf lt
aBa . n Nsua.t lr
a. Trustee
B..feuaauis
Iiie rsepis q tio stat oi oa ra.io
c.i,s,,,l, 10 ihe & 9',i' aso a. iu,. ..Foggaa ID
the aeiuniiauts sbssl uaass aa aa.l-l No
AHu are nefats rH.f iHf. H. aruaar iu au
aci lon nftsa-if sttn= uu 81 .a. abasn nam I'd
ty state 81 Colorado su I. ~ tfs command
tnerrln vtfuln ~ % aga - ar h. p. vice
hereo. . serse,i within this .'uats, or, If
served out - this i0uaf . Or hy pnblion lon,
within thirty das- altar tise .ersi,a lsef a -
elusive Of sHs aay a. b.. g. fsaassut IS
aeiant vii - ,sseu agsin-t y,s agcesaing ~
the prater - The CON liHinl ana u Z cf'p, IT
tie complaint "a the ~ ..e eutti led ac inn b.
not ed Win rhis sula .fs. - 81 the -erVsct
hereof be made ont of thi- state then len day >
adiitionsi 70 the time her.iutfiiure spe ih q
for appearance and answer viii be- allowed be-
i"r. The taking Of luogBeit ~ def .uit a. allure
The said action j. trousht g. require You.
sait deien.isnt-, 20 set iurth The natare 81 your
cam g the t'iii.~uig esr rriD.l pr' perry, To-
81 sta OF : sctiHn Wenty weight PSI: the
east bait = III. northeast 4 arier go Me-. Of
Section Thirty -three sfIs o.. west hatf ~ the
ner;hwe-t quarter w. NJ of s.ctlop
!hrty-fpur a Hii OF Iuwrsitp ifty on. 10
North OF Range Three 3 Ia q ei The New NIX
Icn friHc f'sl Meri .ian, tiuni-tiit uuuty ~taie
Of Colorado
Tia al Your nsiysr-e ciaims the-.io be de-
termiuen by decree cf vi. .anrt by wilicn A. n
b. declared 20 hHF o. titia e .ta.re=f H. ~ 10
sail pr uise=. AMI th8t thr title IA d iItifI
thereto = good ard valid an ia4l such other
reiifi as may appear iu < flei y Il . cost Of
Ibi- -uit. a. Wal more iHily appsar frpsn ,h.s
conpisint In said &c ion 80 Nhich reference IL
hnrc ma ie and copy of vhish i. h. r.ut,,,
a tachei
Aut tou ~ herehs uoiiiie : that II ss,u fail to
arpsar, aHa au-WrrtllC sal rCmi.lainf az abai,s
required the sail ainriI VII o~n e your d.-
iault Ia Dc ~ntere herein and fh..r apply 10 the
Court f~r the re.if pfayed r ia aid com
plant.
Given under my haui anI the
foEAy >eti 81 tiii- ou I az Gtiunisor
WI q salt uuary fhis 2ni day OF
March, 4. j. 80
Chp. II HEgiNGTON.
apr - May = Judge anl Ac ing Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
Those desiring 10 take the erarni-

Those desiring 10 take the exami-
ration for forest ranger at Salida.
0uray or Glenwood on tie l4th.
shoal1 hv all means consult local
forest officers far detailed informa-
tons. Examinations for supervisors
are TO be held in the large cities on
the 18th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

At the Chamber of Commerce
meeting last night Major r. A. Skues
and II. F. Lake Jr were appointed
delegates TO the railroad commiss ION
convention at Pueblo Nav %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

". Il Mcneil Is out with a hand
some new delivery wagon for his
bottlIng works and a nobby new
driving ris.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

The PaoI ie - tle statee n rol-Fsdo
To l. 81 Hss s, a. ll. kiIas I'D W b Po.i-
aan slia Yer 2 Il Olson. tle 1efsldHuis above
uanleti, LrarfrEE.
los are here g Re- 7uirsd to arpear IN an
action lraSEht u--ai. -li uy Ire & 1ats named
plan ll. lu tar ruEY cur - .uI r.5.l-
County -rate = taiara.In. AID a.sear 49,.
c.np.a y ti.sfe.a vl liH tre1 gay Hf'ar the
rFice erep'- 81 -ersi altilir ji f. 4ftluty ssr
l SERVED Dlt Vi t.i- tuua-r ,.r lv t.rli, f.r ,.5
M-tit til = hfy rr Ie service ! relI F--
t'r a9t 81 sarsic-;ur Al elnatt rs
.. our ~ ~ ia-.l H41 Jos. yHH 1cear -al-- O.
tie prayer at fIIH cal n.as. ans q 4, ,-5-.r . q
use e lHl -a' Fri De .e .tHt'rr s-t.ri3 81
lfi -el Ht = hi rs 90 81 sI.a -rr.7r-
hsEeui f na1e out r1- ere. tffstI tffl ans
.'... n. 20 o. tl- t-r ttro.la i,.I. Fl eeit .t.
ler 90 pare zee ule lasa r N. ha .f. we ra-
-e if is=ilr et lulsre-t hy dftau.r g.
Tie =aii. a-tion Is irau-tt 20 rc-ui-, Sol,
hi-' rit ~ }..- -lt 3 rlH fle u- rr.ra .r ii.rs
.rrrsl Claims ir suf pa, u. U1iigi .si ure f-r.1,
.Ulera-- .g sld o. ere-s 81 ne 1850 -.
g gel Ir.sia g.irir.r e.st-- tr-us
Als" t-1'-'l. fisF -aE Nu fi.r f--raf fs fI.s.
- Ha- t.luTfr ar- e O. a.
...orHlo- ne sane b.laz l-ilai -r4tr- Z mr.
4s- lr deer d. sai4 U,urt zaf7 .Isir.t5, r.
g 81. saa tlat 81 .si1 aesaa ,,.s .s,i -.,-.l -
tol- p -ln1Ee. G.. lare ua ts.lle ar rel
- Z" e-i.l-T shall ~-"ara 1leet IS i
.a1e fG-y az -r lrrll tts. tss--IT.f-rI Z ~ -
ae q i' Vnie' re.sre--H y l.rs mace
ABS "a ara ltHrC hs ne. "a l.at 81 - d. 81 e..
aifEaf- ana q sUeF tho zaf4 e.r-t 80 !. !.
Hfoae Ffuaref Size SAID fi.-r..trs -I1it g,.
cur .ie., p Z o. te entered ..erein ans fbep /. a.
- nrt t7r tl-e Heiief Tr4ye3 fo- Il
Given under ny hand aud
SEAL The s5.lo said t7srurs a. tenn
A0@y nis n IN Ssi1 County th5s ~
day q Garrh A. ID Is.r
f1Ea- hTTHEP rNe~r4.
dntEe an Acting Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

d. c. Tobin has been doing busi-
ness here from Vulcan this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
sorna oF AnIVslEfNrpAY

N"IH . VI ANat y ~ y NAf
Estate Of Herman J. Ruusis lrcesssd
The on. iersl -ue 4. NaVluE been ar.f4 4. ed al.
miuistratrlS Of tho Lsfate of heru.n J. Rsasis
iaie Of the uuuty of Guu lsou. iu il4. -ials nf
Colorado. deeeHs q. nerehy gives uo,ica rhsr
he viii appear bel re br uuutg L urt ,f sal
uuuni~ou ouuty. al the ioI.rt House. ip tan.
nl-on- IN sal1 toDuty, on N 1udav. i.it lth uay
of june, \ ID 49,. at tie hour + % o eitck a
" - -fid day Of Which tam al ger az having
claims against -. d. estate ere not feI AMI -
quoste1 - attend Tor TIE Iurp. se having the
saint adjusted. Al persons in i-ht. 4 to sad
estate a r. ret ues e0 a. uls te in.ue i..ts nav
ncit g. ths uHdfrsteuei
=, Dated ~ Gut.nison, Colorado. this isi lay Of
May. A Il. 1870.
NORA L. Rkusis
Aluiuistfix II she esi5teof Herman, i pansis
MAJ A-Jauei Fi..a-.,..i
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

tel tRs>fafB - FoR rfit~
itching > IA :. eriiue PrItrudiue Piles. Drug
e = are authurized 10 refund money If P4Z3
biNlh hNI fails 20 cure iu O. 10 "a days sic
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
srMHasS

STATE OF CDLOGAEG.
Coz MY OF GUsAispN.
Ia she cauu.y ) Court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

+. B Neich,
Plaintiff,
l.. r Meats. e.. "a NJ es. SUMMONS.
ami ~ g. Rui iun anal
IUtrr D.. Ol-of.
Def p ants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
EXPERIMENTS IN OIL
ON PHGNIx STREETS
THr RAILROAD COMPANIES ARE
vENTURiNo ~ a MODEST WAY.

The tribulation In the shape 90 dust
into which .ho poverty of Che city has
forced the people Of Phoenix may af-
tor ail be- & blessing. leading 20 the
suhduing ol dust By olllng the streets.
says che republican. Experiments
have been IN progress in small sec
lions oi The cliy narka 90 soc how the
on would work and also 20 ascertain
she cost of The process. So Tar the eN-
peumonts have heou very saiigiac@
tory. Another was begun Tuesday
rninT hy fhe s. b. y. A. r., the
Southern f'aclfic aud p. b Powell a
section OF First avenue 81 90 he oiled
Tor q halt a block on each slide of tho
s.. ~ ~ a p. irack. sad Che railroad
will also on the block n Che rear of
the depot, as the M. Il u has done boz
the vicinity of itg depot
The oh nsed was put on cold and %
was afterwards learned ihat thai ~
not the better way, ao That hereafter
the 0ii VIII be- heated al bot AZ pose
slhle ln q locomotive
tIa the theory 81 those engaged ln
Che making M these experiments that
they win be- extended by other prop
cry owners until al least tno whole
business section OF the town will be
Oiled % ls further believed that when
lhe cify gets Ca lis financial feet
again q may End % cheaper 20 OIL ihe
streets. u @ cares 40 laaHme the dudi'
nehtlnR problem. than % Do ip sprinkle
fhem with water constantly
Anyway. uil who have tried u ari
advertising lhls method 90 combating
dust aa the cheaper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

pretty for evening wear, has also a
two piece skirt. the upper portion be-
inF tucked in grouua ol ihre. length,
wise over the hips. and ai tho knees
heightened by second fuii section
laid on hy tiny MP and down iuckH
stitched ahu four lne.cH and chen
allowed a. .nro. Above Trio a head.
ing 81 white insertion. while above
the hem are three rows of The same.
The waist closes IN tnc back. d made
with short sleeves. and With no lining
Tucka on the shoulders riyc the nee.
essary fuMosa W ne waist which "a
further oIuamcnlcd Nl'h a pointed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
ANEW YORK FASHION LETTER.

and stamps on the reverse are also
Eve SPACES fof the postal Letters. ln
che nrst address space you write the
name aud address OF a friend and BE-
the hrlf letter space a sentiment un.
der the direction which 90 printed a.
the TOP write n line and your slgna.
iure in the FIRST space. together with
your address And mail the card to
a friend Wien your friend receives
che card she whites hcr signature in
che second space and fcmaliE toe
card So n second friend and So en-
until the last receiver rcmailH the
card back 90 YOU. rur ,Ao members
of "a party who haze travelled or en-
ioycd some pleasure together. OF a
school class or club nov separated 81
i8etusl the thine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30
PUPILS HOLD CLOS
ING EXERCISES
AZ Immaculate Conception
School. Graduates and
che Program,
txfRClSES HELD IN THE CHURCH



The commencement usercsla ul tho
immaculate Conception parish Was
held last night III So Mays haii. be-
fore a large ana appreciaiiyn audi
enco.
The initial effort CA the pfnsraIa
was the aalulatofy address by Law
renee %. koieaor. being q kindly re-
view uf the splendid efforts made on
/ the graduates behalf ng theIr teach
ers. ana the Arm determination ui the
graduates 90 live un 60 ere high
ldeale inculcatod The address was
very credltn1lo 90 the young gcnilc-
I mln.
The chorus. given by che whole sem
lor class, wah well rendered and elic-
tied marked appliance.
An essay on "Tho Self MadO Man.
by luhp Mc0ulnncgs. was o very cum-
mcndnhlo bat brief exposition of the
/ subject. 0xcmulllglnF the lives uf
George Washington and Abraham Lin
coin
Mr. Mcuuinuess then rendcred a
/ solo. section eft Tonuya0na wen
known "Q-rak. Break. nFeah" with
plano accompaniment hy M.ss Ward
/ WELL
Al essay on the Dignity Of Labor"
/ by Mlsa Margaret Mabef. was hn a2-
celient effort. showing the inherent
/ dignity and bioaaodncsg of true labor,
and especially the appreciation and
/ encouragement given that state ~
the Catholic church.
eve Rock Away 0n enc pillows
GAY chorus By the senior Glars,
/ followed by a solo, "Heurosi Thou"
By MrH. l.. Coleman. received justly
mcfitcd applause. Mrs. Coleman
/ Hugine was especially commenhauie.
Tho valedlct0ry address vi the
evening was given by Miss Mary
HaiEht-a touching review ol past
scholastic efforts the trials anu
troubles ahead. compared to the
perla OF the sea, % truHtful co-orGln-
alton OF the future. and a rendition of
thanks 10 the teachers
Father Maudal8r then presented
tho diplomas of the commercial course
to the Eve graduates iC ihon pre-
aeuted each Of lho graduates with a
class medal
M E. Carran. Grand knight OF the
local council Of the kaishis OF cplum
bus after a very appropriate address.
then conferred the two ~ q gold
medals upon the two ViciOrs in the
recent Christian Doctrine contest J..
/ ~ Mcgulnneas sud Miss Beatrice AR
milo. ST. Mc0a'unesH, Oa behalf OF
hia fellow students. thanked fhe aiH-
tiers. tho Knights OF Colu~hus aud
Father Mandaiarl for their efforts and
htnehreucU.
Father Maudalar then read mo
names uf the dinCftnt students who
lmer "a honorable mention during tho
school year. and gay] q short address
90 tho parents,
Father Albert, oi pona Blanca then
gave an address, full Oi encouragement
ANA wholesome advice to the seui0r
students Father Albert i1 q miHsiun.
airy among the indiana
Tho senior ciaas then sang D chorus,
which closed Che program NE the ball
The scholastic year was thea
brought to a pretty close. with benc-
dlciiou of the Most Blessed sacra
mont, ln che immaculate Conception
church. i0 which tie audience ad-
iDuuiod from che hall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-30

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