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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
Uv.R'.A|||.V|E:'L|LED
Mysterious Murder Of Little
Girls in Berlin Confessed
EpIilepItic
DeInented Printers Devil Did
the Work After Row
With His Mother

u
Berlin, Nov. SA series of crimes,
resembling the Jack the Ripper MUIR
5ders in London in 1888 and 1889, only
that here the victims were little girls.
instead of women, has been cleared
up through the confession Of print
er's apprentice, Paul Minow,3 an cpl
sleptic. ~ years old, who recently was
confined in an asylum for the insane
4 at Herberg.
The authorities Of the Institution
were informed that Minow had been
talking in rambling way Of murders
and suspected him OF having commit
ted the crimes. and encouraged him to
talk with the result that he freely re-
/ lated lin an artless fashion how, be-
I ing tainted by his mother and sister
with laziness, he had gone out into
the streets IN rage and had vented
his feelings BY stabbing four little
girls one after the other, He then
rambled about the city for a while and
eventually returned home. It does
not appear whether the mother and
sister Of Minow were aware Of what
he had done, but his mind became 50
disordered that they sent him to the
asylum a week later. The police have
confirmed Minow's confession.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
PROMINENT 4
Railroad Man Is Dead For
IIlef President Of BUfling-
ton, c. /. Perkins
Went to Road in. 1859 and
Rose Through All Ranks
to Top

Boston, Nov. 81 arles E Perkins,
formerly president of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad, and a
leading railroad authority, died at his
home In Westwood, suburb, late to-
night. Mr.. Perkins had been suffer
ing from Bright's disease for several
years, but he was not confined to his
house until recently 55S
Charles Elliott Perkins was born in
Cincinnati, Nov. "a. 1870 When 10
years old he went to Burlington Ia,
and became a clerk In the Office OF
the assistant treasurer Of the Burling-
ton and Missouri River railroad. In
1862 he was appointed assistant treas
8urere of the road and three years lat
sers was made uperintenient. From
that time HIS rise was rapid and in
1875 he was appointed q director Of
the new Chicago, Burlington q Quincy
system The following year he was
elected president AT that time the
Burlington system was controlled by
New England men, and Mr.. Perkins,
In 1877 removed to Boston. where the
principal offices Of the company were
located. He continued III once until
1901. when he resigned 90 account 81
the passing Of control Of The road TO
New York interests.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
LUCKY PEOPLE:
LIST OF&TAOSE WHO WON THE
BIG PRIZES AT CATHOLIC
S FAIR AT MANDAN

Thomas Veitch of New Salem was
the lucky man who received the lot
in Heart View addition, donated by
Messrs. Proudfoot, Ellis, La Rose and
others, at the Catholic Fair. Cashier
-. P. Hcss of the First National hank,
received the fifty-do1lar, bedroom suite
and furnishings, donated by the Ca
tholic ladies Of the First ward, Mr..
Wsinhandel received the dinner SET
OF thirty pieces. donated by Father
Collins. and lady from Valley City
received the doll
market, The consequence has been,
a decline in the price of agricultural
products, The amount Of money that
can be realized to the west from agEii-.
cultural products is well Indicated
by the fact that the visible supply
ssf wheat III this country lis now Over
43, 900 900 bushels ais against: Sc
900 year ago. while the price II;
materially higher
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
COPPER STRIKE
] Miners Of Calumet & HeCla
Company Kick | /. on Reduc-
ton Of Wages
|. Promise }! 4 Strike Of 5000
Men # Reduction Goes
Into Effect

Calumet, Mich, N oY. The copper
miners in the employ Of. the Calumet
8& Hecla Mining co. have issued an
%'uilltimatum to the management that
the employees Of the company will
I + strike next Monday unless the man
agement rescinds the wage reduction
3ssof ~ AZ per cent which Was recently
announced. h u
Because of threats of personal vio-
lencs against General Manager Nc
Naughton Of the Calumet & Hecla,,
Sheriff Beck lis said to be arranging
for the swearing in Of 500 special de
puties to be available in case they
are needed. 5;,j
Since the Caluments & Hecla an
nounced the wage reduction week
3 ago 1T has been expected that 9th:
5ser copp "a mining companies Of Mich
gan Would follow suit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
W'ife's FraiIty Causes Hus-
band to Kill the Man
in Case
Woman Compelled TO Lure.
Her Lover to Death at
Hands of Hubby

Philadelp hia, Nov. s--A shooting af-
fair in which Harry Ferree Of this
city was killed late Tuesday night by
Andrew y. Detsch In the latter's home,
Whers Ferree boarded was isquired in
to by the coroner today and Betsch
was committed to await the action of
the grand jury. |
* The police, attracted by the shoot
ing, found Feree lying in a hallway
outside the bedroom IA occupied by
Betsch and his wife. Betsch claimed
he mistook Ferree fora burglar and
hearing him fumbling at the door
knob shot through the door without
Investigating. 81 I 4. 35 .st5.3 s5.5@$
Y The police were apparently salts.
fled with the explanation, but in
searching Ferree's effects they found
many endearing letters written by
Mrs. Betsch to Ferree, When con
fronted with the letters Mrs. Betsct
confessed her relations with the board
6er and said her husband had learned
of her conduct. Betsch says he die
not know there had been anything
wrong between his wife and Ferree.
Sy The police are working on the the
DRY that Betsch, learning Of his Wife:
conduct, compelled her to lure Ferre'
to her room and that Betsch shot hin
as he was about to open the door.
" Retseh is "a years Of age and hi
wife is %. They have one child.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
Mexican Engineer Saves a
Town u 4 Many Lives by
Pulling Train Away
Fire on Train Reaches Elk.
plOsiVes and Engineer Is
Blown to Atoms

# Douglas, Ariz., Nov. ss--'yThe death
list as a. result of the Nacpzari exz
plosion yesterday is now placed at
fourteen or fifteen, all Mexicans, ex-
cept John Chisholm. aged thirteen,
who was riding on the train when the
explosion occurred. 5+s.5s 8 55
Al train on the narrow gauge rail
road to. the sPilares mine some way
caught fire. In thsl train were two
open cars heavily loaded with explo-
siyes, and the fact that the concentrat-
Or and a. good part of the town Of Ma
cozari were saved from ruin was due
to the bravery of the; Mexican engin-
ser Of the train, Jesus Garcia.
Realizing that to cut off the burning
ears and escape on the engine would
expose the town to probable destruc
tion, he called to the rest of the crew
to Jump and started to run the train
away from the town. He had taken
Fit about half a mile when the explo
sion occurred and he was blown tc
atoms. z,zs ...s
The heavy death list is due to tht
fact that the explosion occurred jus
i8ass the train was passing a section
house in which were a number Of sec
! ton men. rs 81. So. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
TAFT BLOWOUT |
Secretary Given Great Fare.
we'll SeRd-0ff in, Manila
By Everybody

o. e i -. -s-
Manila, Nov. "a brilliant = fare
well reception was given to Secretary
Taft tonight at the residence of Gov
ernor Smith. It. was characterized by
extreme democracy, representatives OF
nearly every class of Manila being
present. "
The secretary's last day in Manila
was marked; by many busy features.
He received and conferred with many
prominent F'ilipinos and delegations
from various provinces and cities. He
told one delegation that was petition.
ing for free trade on sugar and tobac.
co TO send representative men, as dele
cation, to Washington to help fight In
congress to secure tariff concessions
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
A GLOMNER
Manager 4 Of Big Estates Sent
to Pen for Camping
Big Sums /.

II New York, Nov. S-Lyman s. An
drews, former private secretary to the
late Andrew H. Green, father of Great
err New York, was given an indetec'
inmate sentence today on the tech,
nical charge Of forgery Mr.. Green,
prior Ito his death, was executor OF
the estate of William 3. Ogden, form.
5er mayor Of Chicago and after Mr.
Green's death Andrews became man
ager Of both estates. AS manager
Andrews was charged with having
appropriated large sums to his own
use. NJ u Z.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
CH()ATE|[ CHOSEN
THE NEW Yo f7k DlPL ONAT ELEc.
TED PREslDEN MI or CIVIL
SERVICE REFORM LEAGUE

B Buffalo, X !. Nov. Joseph IT
Choate, Of New York was elected pres
ident Of the National Civil Service
Reform league at Its opening session
today to succeed Daniel CT Gilman Of
Baltimore. Mr. Gilman was elected
vice president the other vice presi-
dents elected were Grover Cleveland
Princeton. n. u; Charles w. Elliott
Cambridge Mass. Arthur z. Hadley
New Haven, Conn. !; Seth Low. New
York; Bishop G. Potter, New York;;
Archbishop Ryan, Philade alpha.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
Chicago Reports Financial
Situation as a Mere Mat
Ter of unlocking
Northwest in Better Condition
Than Last Year With Banks
in Good Shape

Chicago, H., Nov. s. The financial
situation of Chicago and the north
west is a matter of unlocking. That
is to say, the ordinary facilities for
commerce and transaction of bank
ing business have been icurtailed by
the shortage of current money. Bank
ers are taking steps to return to nor
NAL conditions. They do not consider
1T safe yet, however, to begin the pay
ment of current money whenever de
manded and checks on the clearing
house for small amounts are now in
preparation to be used as current
money. 1t is almost certain that
these checks will be issued on Mon
day and several million of them will
then be available.
But meanwhile the Golfers of the
banks and pockets of individuals
have been somewhat replenished by
the Importation of over $6.oG0. 600 of
gold and deposits of the United
States government have been in
creased several millions. Seemingly
it is question of few weeks at the
longest when money will be again
freely in circulation. But meanwhile
there must be considerable strain.
| So far as known there is not a bank
that may be considered in a weak
ND no &c no 1u
true throughout the northwest. Small
banks that have no special protec-
ton may fail, but there is hardly
more of that sort of thing now than
in ordinary times, AS to the large
corporations there is no weakness
except that which is obvious to any
body familiar with reports OF such
corporations and their methods for
years past. With some it is a matter
of discontinuing purchases and max
ing collections. Their collections will
be facilitated by the clearing house
devices now in use or hereafter to be
put in. operation.
There has been some anxiety with
respect to the large amount of COM
| mercial paper put afioat through
brokers but in many instances it is
known such paper has been met
promptly and no trouble from that
/ source has yet been announced.
! There is no doubt that the north
IL 20 rg
/ west is, richer now than ever before,
| not merely in fixed assets but in i'm
Immediately available capital. As an
illustration it may be mentioned that
shipments of wheat and -four for the
| nineteen weeks of the crop year
| amount to S2.253, 900 bushels, as
against 6s.666, 900 the corresponding
period last year, and the amount of
money received for this product is
n1uen greater per unit than then.
The country banks have more cur
rency than ordinarily at this time of
/ the year but are holding it for fear
it viii be boarded by individuals II
paid out. The excess of shipments OF
1 CURRENCY ever receipts ia Chicago
i during October was $24, III ,5lg
against sl6, 755. 600 ii the correspond.
ing month Of last year. 5
i Banks in Chicago are treating tbs
country tanks as they do individuals
that is, Giving them the little cur.
rencg they must have and holding
| the remainder for future needs. Ths
banks iii Chicago also have been call
ling aoaas 10 grain men to some ex
tent in order to force the produce Z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
FIRE in HOLD ].
STEAMER REACHES PORT WITH
FIRE ABOARD AssENGERs
DID NOT KNOW

3ils New York, Nov, STha Old Domin-
Ion line steamer JEFFERSON came into
port today with small fire in her
hold. Steam was promptly turned in
TO the forward hold as soon as the
fire was discovered and the blaze
quickly extinguish Only one bale
of cotton, in which the fire originated
was damaged. q 3S
News OF the fire was kept from the
passengers for fear Of "a stampede.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-09
BREWERY FIRED
SChlitz Brewing Comply Pays
q Fine and Departs
From Kansas

Topeka, Kan, Nov. SSfhe Schlitz
Brewing company Of milwaukee,. to-
day In the supreme court confessed to
judgment In custer In the sum q
s3 800, which they paid and agreed to
gst out Of the state. This Is In the
nature Of compromise as q Judgment
al $4,000 had been granted TO the state
receivers against the brewery COM
pany
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ! will
be at my Office in the Terrell build
ing In the city of chiekashs c-+
each Of the days between the fourth
and eighteenth day Of February
1907 for the purpose Of receiving
from the property owners Of the
city. a list Of their real and psrsou-
al property subject 10 taxation foT
The year 1907. A failure 10 lisl
said property between the ab "
dates vii subject The owner to shs
penalties as progiaei BY law
a. q. THoapsoE
Tax Assessor and Collector
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

Samuel T. Rodgers to Sarah Zook
Shaw n 30 feet lot 4, block 262 Chick
aeha, 5000.
John H. Bowman TO Danis Ames.
lots p and %, block 81, Chiekasha,
$500.
Lee Cruce to c. B. Campbell, NV
Or Of Sc 10, ., 2, s64O.
J. E. W. Williams Ct al to 5saae
Roehstein, lot 3, block I62, chiekasha
$500.
Harry X. Allen to S. ". Hayes y
or NV and half Of ne or Of nv E
half Of west half Of nv qr $50.
G .SchIotterbeck to Amanda Al.
Mattox, lots ] and 2, Blk 81, chicka-
sha, s225O.
Luann Male to W. V. Alexander Z
half Of Sc Of ne; If se; se Of -
of se 2, 5, 6, $1,000.
r. D. Fletcher to Juiius Fletcher
1T 8 block 2i9, chickasha, 5000.
y. U Baum to R. j.. Fletcher. lot
8, oIbck 2I9. Chiekasba. $500.
z. n. Cochran to ". E. Ross, lots
10, 20 and p, block Sc chickasha,
500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
ARE THEY WASTING TINE

i was natural for the republican
press 10 indulge In wholesale critic.
isgu and Misrepresentation in regar1
70 the constitutional convention.
Does anybody expect a partisan rer
ublican to find anything good in 4
democratic body2 Is Il to be expected
that a partisan press could approve
anything done BY an opposing party
Almost every sin Of omission and
commission has been charged up "a
the democratic delegates.
One Of TIE most veighty Of these
Is the charge that the delegates are
doing nothing but killing time; they
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

(Fsrnished by Oklahoma Title &
Trust Company
Joe J. Wells 10 Sam Pope. lot Z.
block 22l, chickasha, $3.50.
Ada N. Burney TO Ruby VI. Peters
lot 3 block IS. Scott Jones addition 70
Chickasha, S2500.
Ada NJ. Burney to W. L. Peters.
lot I and north half Of lots 2 and 5,
block Is, Scott Jones addition to
Chickasha.
Ruby N. Peters to Ada VI. Burney
and Wessie 3. Ray, lot 3, block IS,
Scott Jones addition to Chickasha,
$500.
W. L. Peters to Ada NJ. Burney
and Wessie B. Ray, lot and north
half Of lots and 5, block Is, Scott
Jones addition to Chickasha.
Reason c. Williamson ct ux to Guy
Wood, lot 4, block SO, Chickasha,
800.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
STATE ANo COUNTY OFFICES


STATE TREASURER
Ja~. a Menefee Carnegie. Os.
Us SENATOR
Il L Tarzer
Of Ok shona CRY,
co G. sfh DISTRICT
Rsf0rd Dord
COUNTY SHERIFF.
Dave Hill
asy' Louthan
T.. Hopkins
Julius Doaa
!. ". Wager
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Geo w. Pel
COUNTY CLERK
J. D. Lindsay
COUNTY TREASURER
WI. ". kc wards
". S. KiIgore
Isaac Cloud
MUNICIPAL OFFICES
CHIEF Or POLICE
Emmett Goodwin
F'r nk G Stubs
CITY TREASURER
VIII hopkins
r s's2hfn-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05


ur5ay eTennz's ExDr b A. s. Gil
KEY n -Plznt shzda Tree-Pui Il
SeWsEg-Ksep o. Paving To Hhics
n wah p add q supplement Il t5s
uaT q more plants Le@ us par.
s-rses ard alley crossings i the bot
tom dstrict, a- le And tear ID
the o.d 2x4 plank side walks and tear
dorn the -humpg g-5umpT appear
ance Of The side wziks On CIR man
s-rssz. where trey are FIRST Up and
then dozn; ievei them on and put
down coed cement WaIks Il ~ nos 4
very inviting scene for visitors, -
peciaIly lady visitors. % s or
mothers. daughter. listers and the
teachers Of our public schc0ls. going
% their various occupations. with Z
pair Of shoes tied together b. a s-zing
Ei1ng across their arms cr rolled ID
ii newspapers with clumsy pa-
Of rubber boots ca. with both hands
busy trying 70 keep their skirts from
getting ia an unsightly condition
Then iet Us get busy and paint up
these wood colored buildings, between
tie depoEs ard the business part Of
town Hike out the barb wire fences
that surround the boulevardg-. And
where we are not going 10 pave next
year, I'll W the mud holes. in the
streets 7nd urge thc mayor To hhrry
up THE HOG ORDINANCE. And
let the SANITARY OFFICER gs
busy; let us clean up, spring IS con-
ing, and with II. possibly, a visitor
or two.
Let the city council get busy and
pass some ordinances, If they are not
already passed. then let the city OIL
c.als get busy and eaforee them;
iet US wake up. and get alive and
grasp The situation. CHICKESHA is
like a rose bud IN the spring time.
inst ready 70 unfold and become
blooming flower. but It needs heat
and moister to develop 2 beautiful
flower and it takes VIM AND VINE
GAR % develop 2 large and beautiful
city.
Let us stop and consider where are
We At the front, Or in the rear Up
to-date, progressive, pushing cities
and small towns all around us are at
the front, leading. Shall We win all
our opportunities and advantages
trail on behind7 Time once lost is
slow to be regained. Nov Is the ac-
cepted tine. The builder Of large
and beautiful city is knocking at our
door; let US have an eye for the beau-
pful and carry out Mr. Gilkey's time
ly suggestions; plant shade trees,
clean up, improve and make beauti-
ful the yards, the boulevards and
the streets. Let Us invite outside cap
ital to come and see Us, and when
new corner comes to town, let us give
him the @glad hand" Possibly he Il
a good man and town builder. We
don't know. Let's build more houses
that more people may corne. There i
IS scarcely a vacant house in the city
with daily calls for them. We are
growing some, 70 Be sure. but We can
grow faster In this day and age
If the world it takes energy, push
ind perseverance to keep up with /
he progressive spirit Of the world,
Last, but not least, let is, one and
III, join the Commercial club. and
et the Commercial club ask people
70 join them. Then let Us yie with
zach other to see who can Do the most
towards la7ding something that viii /
help to build a great city. Lel's talk. /
agitate, push and then pull; a strong
pull, a long pull, and a pull altogether
and We viii land the biggest city IN
he southwest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

II Jim Grow doesn't 20 into the con-
stitution, nobody but President Roos-
evelt can be blamed for It. All .iyices
from Washington confirm the opinion
that the President would reject the
constitution Il it contained this law.
Big stiek Or no big stick, the first
legislature will pass the law. The
democrats are unanimous for it and
the republicans say they are for it,
70 where i the risk in leaving It to
the legislature?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
LAST TAX NOTICE.

ProperI, 0Nnefs wiiltske rofict
tpat 1nly frw davs more remain
before the del Hgreri tax lisl wlIl
be published end a peisalsy IF zs
per cent viii fradded 10 axes.
A. B. Thompson.
Collector.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

Oklahoma City is alarmed over the
prospects for a dry state. There are
about severity saloons IN the city and
real estate mon are said to be up in
ths I'll over TIE outlook. It Is fear
Cd that prohibition wiii enisager The
commercial supremacy Of the present
mesfop0lig
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

The Indian Territory court 81 ap-
peais has decided that it is not prim-
2 facie evidence that man has in-
troduced liquor into the territory I'd
find # in his possession The decis-
ION is contrary 70 the general rule
that has been followed and will make
the occupation Of the whiskey peddlei
much less hazardous.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

Those street railway foIks are en-
tirely too deliberate IN their move
mentA It's time for EN- TO strike the
1Chickasha gait A year is time
enough 70 give them. Deacon Jones
himself rebelled on the 1909 proposi-
ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

-Piant trees, put IN sewer tile. keep
on paving says Mr. Gilkey and mr..
McNanus seconds the motion. Let
Il he made unanimous.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

Acetton mili can 5e operated just
as sbccesnuily IN Chiekasha as IN
South Carolina, Texas or any other
Southern STATE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Toe yxPREss = arfhorzFd 10
maze fh- foil9E Ing siAeurce
me1ts sni s-t " lle zctfc1 q ire
ceuocT4fic party
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

What i Chickazhz doing to serufe
tie Baptist university
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

The Ladies II The 81 L1.ss
Guild are TO have a rumuaee sale
SO q. Watch for The dafe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

You Vii tind that
gas is the cheapest.
and best for co king.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-08-18
NOTED vIoLINIST.
Carl venth Receives Ovation In Tacoma
will Play Here.

The Tacoma Ledger has the following
to say of Carl yenth, the famous vio'
hnist, who will play at the Norwegian
Saengerfest in Astoria:
Not in recent years have Tacoma con-
eert-goers heard anything to equal the
violinist music which filled Masonic
temple Tuesday night, when Carl Venth,
the violinist, made his first formal ap-
pearance here in concert, assisted by
Tacoma's scholarly musicians, the Grays,
and won instant recognition as an art
ist Of rare attainments. In Difference to
his reputation and also in honor OF the
assisting musicians, the hall--usually an
empty place at midsummer concerts
was very well filed and presented bril-
liant appearance with scores of well
known people in galleries and auditor
ium, among whom were many represen-
tative Norwegian citizens, who have
keen interest in the visiting artist since