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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-28

Heinrich Conried has repeatedly denied
that he would ~relinquish the post OF direo-
tor Of the opera house before his contract
term expired, and IL has still a couple Of
New York of late to suggest that any change
was to take place In the Immediate future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-28
RIcOKDI FOR cONRIERs PLACE.
Milan Despatch to Paris Paper REEVES
Old Opera House Runner.
Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE sos.

Special Gable Despatch 10 The son.
PARIs, May PA despatch to the Echo
de Paris from Milan says that Sito Ricordl
will succeed Heinrich Conried as director
Of the Metropolitan Opera House. Ri
cordi, II says, is now in New York. He
viii give up the music publishing business
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02

carload OF household goods. stock and
farm implements.
Robert Wagner. of Iowa. has ship
ped his carload Of stock and farm inn
elements. Mr.. Wagner Is now hay-
ing a house erected on his claim one
mile north Of Mcintosh.
Several hunting parties have been
enjoying themselves in the mountains.
The biggest XIII so far reported was a
black-tail deer. killed by r. @. Soper.
Charles Bun. five miles west of Nc
Intosh, Is busily engaged shocking his
corn. which is making about twenty
seven bushels 10 the acre. How is
this for Mcintosh dirt?
The Bruner steam pillow returned to-
night. having completed their con-
tract with the automobile company.
Mrs. Geisler, from north of Mc1n-
tosh. left Monday for Torreon. where
she will teach school this winter.
William Mcclure left last week on
the auto en- route for California. He
expect to return In about ten days.
Glen owens brother and brother
in-law from Missouri. are visiting with
him. They are well pleased with the
outlook Of the valley
w H. Campbell. the father OF
scientific dry farming. gave his sec
ond lecture last Friday In the Moore
building 10 an audience OF about two
hundred enthusiastic settlers. HIS
lecture was thorough. taking in the
different points regarding his system,
and everybody seemed well pleased.
Mr.. Campbell has absolute confidence
Ia the Estancia valley, If properly
farmed. and feels confident that In a
few years corn a be raised to the
extent Of forty TO fifty bushels to the
acre.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02
INTEREST IN REAL
ESTATE TAKES
BIG JUMP
Albuquerque Dealers Say Num-
Der of Inquiries in Last Week
Has Broken a Number of
Records.

q had more people I'm my office
during The day yesterday than i'm any
day since / have been in business
here said a well known A|lbuquer-
que real estate dealer yesterday. THE
Interest in real estate lately I'm Albu-
querque is something phenomenal. 1t
Is not so much the actual safes as the
increase of interest In real estate in
vestments on the part OF an classes
of people"
Other local dealers say the same
thing, While sales have increased
satisfactorily. there Is am unusually
large number OF people also who have
apparently been seized with a sudden
desire To Investigate the real estate
business with a view to putting a lita
Tie one I'm. The phenomenon is said
10 generally accompany am unsettled
financial condition when there is a
tendency to revert to the safest and
most reliable form of Investment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02
PHELPS-OODGE TO
CONTINUE ALL
OPERATIONS
Company Has No Intention of
Reducing Force of Men in
Mines and Shelters and viii
Not Follow Greene'S Example

a Bisbee dispatch SAYS: Owing to
the general d~emoralized condition of
the copper market, and the fact that
the Greene Cananea company is pre-
pairing To close down all Of its mines
in the big camp across the border. il
has been rumored for the past few
days that some Of the local compa-
MES would close down their mines. or
at least reduce their forces To a great
extent. The managers Of all the big
companies. when seen and asked con-
corning the report, stated that there
was no truth in II.
In answer to a question Yesterday.
Walter Douglas. general manager of
the Phelps-DoGge interests in this sec
ton, said:
we have no intention of reducing
our forces in the mines at the present
time, and do not look for any change
in conditions that would bring about
such a result. A great deal of atten-
ton is now being directed toward the
carrying on of important development
work, and preparations are being
made for the changing over Of our
system of hosting ore"
Colonel l.. w. Powell. general man
ager Of the Cole interests. was asked
concerning the matter. and said prac-
the SAME AuinEt so ina in
spite OF the fact that other camps
been forced to close down on at
least materially reduce their working
forces. the local mines will operate the
as usual, advantage being taken
OF the situation to carry on develop.
ment work and prospecting.
10 has also been rumored that there
would be a reduction in wage be-
cause OF the abnormally low price OF
but In regard 10 this matter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02
NOTES FROM M1NT0SH.

Mcintosh and vicinity enjoyed afine
rain Monday evening
Residents OF Mcintosh are working
nights suuattine on a strip of land
running between Chilli and Maxwell
grant
Mr.. Smith. Of Newkirk. Okla, Is un-
loading an immigrant car. His claim
lies four miles east of Mcintosh.
w. p. Conner. Of Horse cave, Ky.
arrived last SUNDAY with a carload OF
household goods. His family came a
DAYS later and are very well inn
pressed with the country.
Mr.. Westbrook. OF Let's. Iowa. filed
a claim and return9d home for a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02
MORE MEN LAID OFF
IN SOUTHERN
ARIZONA
Thousand Employees Thrown
Out of Work at Morencl Yes
terday by Order for Ce8sa-
: ton of Construction,

1t viii probably be new TO a great
many Albuquerque people that the
Wholesale houses OF this city reach far
into the southern ARIZONA field and
that for several commodities this city
is the distributing enter for all of
Arizona Alhuquerque,s wild trade
territory was demonstrated yesterday
in "a somewhat unpleasant way by the
receipt of a telegram by "a local whole
sale house countermanding "a large or
der for goods. The order briefly
stated that a thousand men engaged
in mining operations around Mo-
renci had been aid off on account of
the copper slump. and that he goods
would not be needed. The Humboldt
smelling plant has laid off a consid-
cradle portion of its working force,
and the Arizona copper district Is feel
ing the recent furry in finance more
severely than any section of the west.
No alarm is felt as 10 the outcome Of
the situation but at present the prob
OF what TO do with unemployed
in The copper belt threatens TO
become serious.
Want something9 Turn TO the classified
Of the Morning JOurnal-sou may
Ind IL In two minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02

Want somethiBg? Turn TO the classified
columns OF the Morning Journal-sou may
find il In two minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02

seven Messenger trains arrived here
last night from the east. each
loaded 10 the guards with tourists and
coionists en- route % California rom
an parts Of the east and north. No 2
was in three sections. and Nos Z and
. each arrived in two sections. One
81 the features Of The heavy traffic g.
that the Pullman company cannot se-
cure enough cars and the Chicago.
Milwaukee and S. Paul railway.
which operates ns own sleeping cars
has loaned the Santa a number of Ste
yellow car.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02

no definite statement could be secur-
ed. II is well known. however, that
the present scale Of 81 a day was
adopted when copper was selling at
% and % cents, and the companies
at the time made the statement hat
the scale would be maintained until
there was a material decline. 1t is
evident TIA a decline OF so per cent
i'm the price Is material so that it
would not be surprising to hear Of a
reduction in wages.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02

Every day finds new and
novel models on display
nothing really worthy appears
that does not have It's hrst
showing In this store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02
Exclusive Fall Dress Goods
New Plaid Silks

a new line NJ waist patterns 10 Plaid silks Just re- 4
ceIycd ln o yard lengths. Exclusive designs Ia Pat Y
lengths. only .....s..... u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02

eyes. sir" said the mar In cell III.
time was when ! Vas admitted 10 the
very best houses"
And what brought YOU here2'
They caught me coming out
Exchange.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02

SinRleton-Looks Ikea horse on
YOU. old man. You used to say that
every man should be boss i'm his own
house-but it strikes me your wife
Is boss here.
Wedderiy ~ Well-er-you see, she
owns this use.-Exchange.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02
MACHINERY FOR THE
TIE PLANT IS
GOING IN
RAINS DELAY WORK ON
SANTA FE IMPROVEMENTS
CoIoniSt Rush Westward on the
Santa Fe is Smashing all the
Records Every Train Packed
to the Doors,

Much OF the machinery for the
Santa FEES new tie and timber treat
ing plant has arrived and several ot
the heavier machines viii be Installed
Monday. The machinery Tor ms
sn6 designs The buildings have been
going up rapidly FOR tho past rev
weeks and BY December 81, Engineer
G. A. Babb. in charge OF the eonslrue-
zion. believes that az least part or the
plant will be IN operation. The re-
cent heavy rains have delayed work
on the tie plant as well as the new
~stoTehouse. but IT, IS expected ~ Iul'
force will return TO work ON Monday
Timber for the tie plant and other
buildings Is now arriving every day
and the big pile 81 ties In the lower
yards s. growing rapidly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02

Here, sirl' cried Porley. sternly. TO
his eight-year-old y%oungster, take
that cigar stump out of your mouth
why said the boy, with a sur
mised air, 'When a throwed Il away
thought YOU was done with it,
Exchange.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-02

The fourth main line track at the
depot j. 10 be moved over several ieet
and a brick platform similar o. that
being constructed between tracks two
and three laid between three ana four.
The work Of tearing up that track was
begun yesterday and extends from
tho Tlieras street crossing To the Coal
avenue viaduct.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01
Synt yfir

.Synt yfir Oddeyraral. Larus Rist
sundkennaria Akureyri synti y6r Oddeyrar-
alinn Priojudagsmorguninn 6. agust sam
kv@mt heitstrenging sinni ungmennaf6lagi
Akur.yrar 1 vetur. Varpa0i ham ser I si6-
inn alkl@ddur og tfndi af ser I'LL f0tin 4 sund-
'nu, vatnsstigvel ,ol}ustakk. olfubr@kur, treyju,
vest1, brekur % n%arskyrtu. T6k Petta "a
minhtur, en- "a mindtur liou fra Pvi er bann
ihlJop a sund og Pangao til hann hafei Purt
land undlr fotum anstan megin fjar0arins.
fremur var kalt I $40, 8 stig a r. vio bryggj-
urnar, en- visit all,niklu kaldara I alnum.-Nl.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01

miklir I j0r0u. Kol hafa n1lega fundist VIDA
eyjunum, og sumstaoar cru kolal0gin feiki.
mikil. A Bataney hafa verio mald kolal0g,
sem par liggja / emu lagi, og ao minsta kosti
sj6tfu og sex milj6nir tonna hafa veri0 mald
par / Peim hluta kolalagsins, er liggur nast
yfrboroi, og sa kolafor0i myndi endast blum
gufuskipum, sem MI cru vio eyjarnar 400 Ar,
og Pessi kol cru miklu drygri til eldsneytis og
hitameiri en- kolin / Japanseyjum. En- pao
er sama ao segja um kalanamurnar og sk6g.
ana par / landi, 40 par liggur enn pa mestur
au0urinn onota6ur.
En- PAD cru hafnirnar og kolin / Filipps-
eyjum, sem erlendar Pj6oir agirnast NEST.
DAD er nj oroi0 ekkert launungarmal az
B~andamenn STA bao, 40 eff Peir ntIa ser franz
vegis az reka mikla verzlun q AsiustrUndum
Pa veroa Peir 40 eiga trygggar hafnir og kola-
blrgoir par eystra, og betri st0ovar geta peir
ekki fengio en- FiIippseyjar. Delta STA Jap
anar lfka, og er Pvi engin foroa P6 Peir vi)ji
gJarnan hafa Bandamenn burt al eyjunum, og
ma par yfrra0um Peim, er Peir MI hafa.
Filippingar cru namfdsir mj0g,og stunda
vel sk0lanam. B%andamenn hafa komio 4 f0t
alPy0uskolum / hverj UNI be az kalla "a /
cyl unum, og / Peim cru MI um half million
unglinga, en- kennararnir cru Aestir fra Banda
rfk jum. ALA skola sina kosta Filippingar
sjalfr; Bandarikin legggja ekkert f6 til PETRA.
NJ caalxir hvorf horp cl1Sl, ~ ,,:..L. 1,a.L: z
Prja vetur, par sem Pj6oAokkar cru ekki half
viltir, og I'll l@ra pau a0 tala ensku, svo 40
PAD NAL verour imam skamms Pj60tunga par
i landi. pj6ohokkar Peir, sem par bda, tala
svo olikum tungum 40 enginn skilur AMMAN,
og tveir alPy0umenn sim at h%verjum Pj60-
fokki gatu aldrei talao saman, pvf az sp@nsku
l@rou aldrei aorir en- nokkrir borgarbdar og
Peir, sem l@r0ir voru, en- Peir voru sarfair upp
til s%veita, en- MI cru unglingar af 0llum pj6o-
Aokkum oronir svo ferir / ensku ao peir geta
tala0 saman hvar sem Peir hittast, og Filipp-
ingar cru mamma h%j6tastir ao lera tungumal.
B%andamenn hafa MI engan kostna0 af
Filippseyjum AMMAN en- strandvarnir og land
her pam, er Peir eiga par, annars hafa Peir
engan tilkostna0 sloan arid 1903 er sambands-
Pingio veitti prjar %milj6nir dollafa Filipping-
until b. arggar / hal]@ri Pvi,er pa varieyjunum;
MI bera Peir sjal6r allan sim stj6rnarkostnao
og cru fjarhagslega 0ldungis sjalfsteoir.
Synt yfir Oddeyraral. Larus Rist
sundkennarla Akureyri synti yfr Oddeyrar-
Alinn Pri0judagsmorguninn 6. agnst sam
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01

p8r og Der stundum vi0 a6 steindir bla6asneplar
fnnast par. 4 1slandi cru sj6oandi hverir BUS.
undum saman, brennisteinshverir OF 0augir foss-
ar. Err par f%uroumikioa aft i b6ndum, er ver0a mum
til storgagns er stundir Ida.
Pegar yer litum yfr jarolagauppdratt Islands,
pa sjaum yer a0 UNI mi6bik landsins liggur belti
tr lj6sm6ranoum, lausum bergtegundum, gamalli
osku og gosleifum. Pegar Fao err hart or6io kali
asst pad moberg NuJ) og molaberg (5reccle). Ell til
beggja hlioa cru miklar haslettur dr blagryti, og
ganga langir tiroir inn / par. Gristeinn err ljosari
og er 4 sumum st0oum / feigum og fekkjum inn
an um m6bergio og blagrytio. Mobergsbeltio or
yngra en- %blagrytio og par cru eldgos og hrauna60
vic bundin. Blagrytio er fra Pri6ju jaro0ld (Eocene
og Miocene). Err Pao pvl nokkrar milj6nir ara a6
aldri, eftir pv1 sem jarofra oingar atla. pa var IS
land afast VIC Greenland og Shetland og Ia ra brd
ytir overt Atlantshaf tr ~blagrJtis haslGttu. Milf
5lagrytislaga 4 Vestfjoroum tinnast gamlir arfar-
vegir me0 farvegsaur. En- pau fjot hafa runnio
af landi / Peirri att, sem MI err hat. En- t~nnast1
l%eirl0gum MILL blagrytisstallanna skirar leifar af
gr0sum, sem uxu pa a Islandi. pa var landio vax-
ia hlyn, tulipanvioi, tr0llfuru, elk O. S. frv. og vim
vioarteinungar og aorir vafningsvi0ir fettuoust
utau UNI tren. Pa Var loftslag her svo sem MI 4
Ital1u.
Pessi br1 s0kk / sac eftir mikil eldsumbrot,
en- Island st66 eftir i mioju hat. Sloan var6 az
kaldara og kaldara / lofti og lsaldarj0klar l0goust
ytir landio og huldu pao fra half til hats. Enn liou
pusundir ara og isinn hvarf smamsaman. Og nd er
eigi annao eftir at j0kulhjdpnum Ell leifar einar,
j0klarnir. Hafo pvarr 4 laglendinu og harogeroar
jurtir manu- land. Barust pBr hingao med huglum
og hafstraumum. Mi huldust dalir OF lag;endi
gr6ori peim, sem landi0 er MI klatt. pess ser
merki lm6myrum, ao kjarrskogar voru aour vl0ar
en- MI. En- kvikfe og heimska mannanna hafa MI aa
mestu eytt fa.
Fyrir pdsund arum komu hingao hinir hard
sntru vikingar og bygou landio. HEIR sd pj6o
bdio / landinu sloan og att undir ymsu al bda. I
forn0ld "a IL. 0ld) halda mem az landsmenn hail
verio 100 pdsundir. 4 sauna TINA er sagt az Aust
mem vBri $50 pdsundir, Sviar 10000 og Danir
500, 600. Eff hlutfalli6 vari MI ,hib sauna, pa vari
her 100000 mamma. Og %fullviss er eg pess, a0
landi6 mum vel mega f@oa svo marga mem, peg
ar stundir li6a. PAD er seinlegt verk og ekki heigl-
UNI hent az rBkta slettur og dali her 4 landi og ma
ara ost0ougan, en- pegar pv1 er lokio ma vel hafa
her 600, 900 nauta og 5000, 900 - 100000 s%auofjar.
Og tiskimio cru hvergi betri. Nj hska ALTAR pj60-
ir 1870 milj6na kr6na viroi VIC strendur vorar,
og megnio af pessu hlytur ao falla oss i skaut,
pegar stundir lioa. 4 sioustu prem aratugum hafa
or6io her miklar framfarir 1 andarment OF efna-
hag og nun pc byrjun elm. Treystum YER pi a5
heims6kn yoar, herra, viii a nyja dugnaoar og
framfara0ld Islandi til gagns og soma og matti
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01
Fyrirlestur
PorValdar ThOroddsenS
Fluttur fyrir konung os f0runeyti hans
Vid Geysi 4. dgist 1907.

eldfj0ll. Err anna6 peirra Hekla, 5000 fet, en- HIT
Eyjafjallaj0kull, $500 fet. G1gurinu 1 Eyjafalla-
j0kli er alvey pakinn at j0kli. Hefr ham eigi Cos
ID oftar en- tvisvar sinnum sloan s0gur h0fust. En-
Hekla hetir gosi0 rs sinnum og voru pau COS oil
mikil og er hun heimsfrag Groin. Snemma q told
Hekkenfjald og gatir hennar mj0g I hjatrd MID
albania. Caspar Peucerus, tengdasonur Melank-
tons, segir svo fra, ao ur m1lu fjarska heyri kvein
fordamdra, graf Peirra o. tannagn1stran imam dr
ieklu. Ham segir og ao. h0par al hr0fnum og
g0mmum hjugi imam UNI logana, en- eigi hrei0ur
/ glgnum. pa0 hugou MEM vera salir framlioinna,
er gall og gloandi steinar feyttust upp oy ni0ur
0sk ust0lpana, og kveldist pHri Recommendations
pa Var pao tru mama, ao eldfj0ll vgri dyr, er mem
sei helvitis kvalir 1 gegnum, og var ra0 pvl engin
arnaoarosk, er mem baou naunya Sim fara til
lkama, p6tt sl fero sc farm. l storgosum teygist
0sLust6lpinn oft 14-16 pdsund fet upp fra Heklu-
tindinum. bar sem 6skuskJio Der ytir, ver0ur svo
dimt / lofti, 40 vart ser handaskil UNI miojan dag,
W SOHSuA Pn Jd1Adu Flulllulu w cluluS AL. Ell
sllkt COS harla st6rfengleg sion.
Hi0 grana slettlendi nar h6oan niour til
strandar og er 70 ferm1lur a0 natarmali. Ell ra6
NEST undirlendi 4 landinu. Fyrrum he6r pao YER
10 undir $40, rett eftir is0ld. Finnast VIDA skeljar
jaroveginum, hvalbein og pess hattar. p liggja
og vl0a sj0baroirm alarkampar umhvertis slettlend-
ID o. 1 h0mrunum cru hellar brimbitnir. pegar
g@tt er 40 jaroarskorpunni undir pessu fatlendi.
koma par / ljos 6tal sprungur og pegar hreyfng
kemsta a spildurnar millum sprungnanna pa veroa
af landskjalftar svo sem varo 1896. Fell pa fj0ldi
baja og hds hundruoum saman.
Jaroyegsvatni6 slgur gegnum l0gir og kann
pa oft svo a6 veroa, a0 pao hitti 4 sprungur, sem
ganga inn ao gl6andi innyfum jaroarinnar. bar at
veroa sjo0andi uppsprettur og cru pBr her hundr-
laglendi. Nj kann svo til al bera a0 mikio vain
hitnar niori i j0roinni svo a0 langt yirstigur suou-
hita, pa leitar pad a6 sloustu lit um holur og
sprungur jafnskj0tt sem eimpenslan velour punga
kaldari laga, sem liggja ofan q. Veroa at pvi Cos
hverir sllkir sem Geysir. Saxo EXAMINATIONS get
ur peirra og aorir fornh0fundar. Geysis err pc ekki
geti0 me0 nafni fyr en- d II. 6lo. En- nafni6 ernd
oroio heimsnafn, og cru kallaoir pvi goshverir /
Vesturheimi, Eyjaalfu og VICAR. Sllkir goshverir
cru mj0g breytilegir og einkum pc / landskjalft.
um. l landskjalftunum 1896 huarf him nafnfragi
Strokkur, sem her er rett hja. Halsinn 4 Geysi er
20 fet a dJpt, en- botnhiti er 120-130 stig og ayfr-
boroi $50 stig. Vatnio leysir sundur grastein-
inn QipariD og leifr eftir sig kisilsyru. Heir tao
a m0rgum 0ldum CERT hata keilu af kisilsindri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-13
Funeral of Mrs. e. G. Fowler.

The funeral of Mrs E. C. Fowler of Riv
erdale, Nd, took place Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock from st. Jerome's Church,
Hyattsville, and was largely attended.
Father Tower, pastor Of the church, off,
ciated, and paid a glowing tribute to her
character and Christian life, which for
the past ten years, he said, was a minis
try Of pain and suffering, and without
murmur or complaint she carried her cross
He likened her life of pain and suffering
to the consuming fires of the sacrificial Of
ferings In closing he paid tribute to the
untiring devotion of her children.
Mrs Aman sang THAT Beautiful Land
on High" and at the close of the service
the choir rendered Nearer, My God, to
Thee" The embankment of flowers testi-
fed to the love in which she was held by
her many friends.
The paHbearers were Mr.. NJ. F. Flannery
Mr.. j. A. Blundon, DR.. s. M. Mcmillan
Mr., William Wilson, Col. ]. 8. MCGEE and
Mr. William Giusta.
Mrs. Fowler's surviving children are:
Misses May, Estelle, Grace and Eva Fow-
Ter, and Mrs M. M. Flannery of Riverdale
MIR. Edwin c.. Fowler of Kensington, Md.
and Mr. Robert w. Fowler and William
w. Fowler Of Riverdale, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-13
BEGINNING OF LENT.
Ash Wednesday Services in Catholic
and Episcopal Churches.

Today. Ash Wednesday. is the beginning
of the Lenten season in the Catholic and
Episcopal churches, and in the former
churches ashes will be distributed after
all the masses. at 3:15 this afternoon and
also after the evening service. The order
of week day masses will be as fellows
900. 700. SIS and 900 o'clock
At st. Patrick's Church DIR. Stafford will
give course OF sermons on socialism and
religion at late mass every Sunday; Father
Michigan, on Sunday evening after the
vesper service. will explain the mass;
Father Smyth, at the sodality meetings on
Wednesday, will preach on the beatitudes;
Father Carroll, Friday evening after the
stations of the cross, will speak on Hope"
Stations of the cross will be made every
Friday afternoon at 3:15 and every Friday
evening at 1880 Benediction will follow
both services. The full tenebrae will be
rendered by the students of Holy Cross
College during Holy week Sermons for
Holy Thursday and Good Friday will be
announced later. At the 8 O'Clock mass
daily there will be given a short medita-
ten on the passion of Jesus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-13
IN THE FOREST SERVICE.
Addresses by Experts Before Society
of ENGINEERS,

A meeting of the Washington Society of
10 18th street northwest, at which the in
bureau of the Department of Agriculture
were described. The speakers were officials
and experts from the bureau, including
William l.. Hall, in charge of the forest
products; Overton w. Price, the assistant
forester; Mr., Herring. Mr.. Woodruff and
Mr.. kellogg.
Mr.. Price. who represented Clifford Pin
chot chief of the bureau of forestry, spoke
along the general line of engineering work
In the forest service. He stated that it was
impossible to estimate the extent of the
forest reserve in the United States In 1880
an estimation was placed on the amount of
timber in the country by government ex-
perts, it was said, but now, after twenty
seven years have passed, and after more
lumber has been taken out of the forests
than il was estimated there was in them,
the supply is still far from being exhausted.
1t was also shown that in fourteen years
the price of lumber has doubled. and that
II is still soaring. The timber that Is
available is being cut ruthlessly, and is rap
Idly disappearing. but in the western states,
II was said, thousands and thousands of
acres of good timber remain untouched.
The Washington Society of Engineers has
a membership of nearly 800. consisting OF
civil mechanical. mining and electrical en-
gineers and architects, both in and out OF
the government service. DIR. David T. Day
mining engineer of the geological survey
was the presiding officer of the meeting last
night and introduced the speakers.
1t was announced that a reception by the
society will be given on the night of ebru-
airy 70 TO Rear Admiral Endicott.