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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
FOLK PLEADS
FOR STATES
RIG
MISSOURI GOVERNOR
SAYS NATION is MENACED
Declares SuSpending of State
Laws by Federal Courts
Without Headng, if Continued
VIII Wreck the Union
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iBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.
Evansville, Ind, July 4.-Bcforc Z
crowd of almost 10000 people at tn,
chautauqua assembly here this after,
noon, Governor Joseph w. Folk. o.
Missouri, delivered an address upor
the Fourth of July. He said in part.
~ believe the real work of the mex
few years is to be done in the states
These are the great experimental sta
lions Of representative government
and they have been most neglected.
The states are supreme in their
sphere, limited only by their own Leg
islation and by the powers which they
have delegated to the federal govern
ment. In the tendency to centralizc
power in the federal government
which has been given such an impetus
of late, there Is danger to our insli-
buttons aud to the integrity n Dig
nifty OF these states. so necessary to
the preservation of the ideas of gov
eminent that were ~crystalliezd in the
formation of the states. Nor is this
cncroachment upon the rights of the
state more marked than in the whole
sale notification of state laws by fed
eral Injunction without hearing and
before trial.
The result IL, unless the consent Of
a railroad can be obtained to pending
legislation, the state becomes power
less. 10 good citizen desires to be I'M
lust 10 the railroads. But that they
must be regulated and that, the states
are not to be LEFT as mere subjects Of
their b%enevolence. all must admit.
n one could object to a court. Dc
II state, or federal, declaring the stat
ute unconstitutional If found to h.
so after "A hearing. But there should
ha "a f4hss.faaf nnaIvaf q. .fLt..s. - A..
state being suspended as prcsump-
lively bad until the case Is determined.
This Is like furnishing a man first and
trying hin afterwards. A number of
important laws of the state of Missouri
are now embalmed by federal iniunc-
ton veto. In the course of years when
the cases are tried. the court win
probably hold that they are valid,
but they might az well be killed as
to be chloformed by Injunction until
their vitality is gone.
The people OF Missouri are not pre-
JUDGED as 20 The railroads as such,
and the same sentiment of justice
which brought the freight law and
the %two-eent fare Ian into being, viii
cause their repeal N they are found
to be unfair, But the people OF Mis-
souri, object to e federal court des-
politically enjOining the state from en-
forcing It's laws before they have
been declared invalid.
This is merely a sample Of what
is going on all oYer the country. II
these conditions continue. us they viii
without a vigorous protest from those
who believe In the rights OF the states
TO control their state affairs, state SOW
ercignty viii soon be a mere theory.
This Is the greatest nation In the
world-great because IL is an indisso-
union Of important states. let Us
49,. NAH 49, AAantHaa srall N.Frn-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH Is
OBSERVED IN HANANA

Havana, July 4-The Fourth OF
July was celebrated here By a grand
review by General Barry, of the 2.O0t
troops stationed al Camp Columbia
Tho general was assisted by Governor
Magoon. United States Minister Nor
gan. Governor Of Havana Nunez and
General Rodriguez, commander OF the
cuban rural guard.
The review was witnessed by a
great gathering OF Americans and
Cubans. The men In all branches OF
the service presented a splendid APP
Dearancc,
Following the review, the Declhra
;ion ~ Independence was read by Ma
lor Willard +. Waltze, chief Of staff To
General Barry. and then the troops
sang the national anthem,
There WAS u reception this evening
at the residence Of Mr.. Morgan, the
American minister
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
INCORPORATES FOR
MANUFACTURE OF
FARM TOOLS j.
Albuquerque Man Incorporates
the BirdSeII Farm implement
Company With Capital Of a
Quarter Of a Million,

The following articles Of incorpora-
ton ave been filed in the office OF
the territorial secretary:
Rirdsell Manufacturing company
Principal place OF business in Sew
Mexico. at Albuquerque, PernalillC
county. Territorial agent. j. G. Flour
noy. at Albuquerque. Capital stock,
$3.50. 900. divided into five thousand
shares OF the par value Of $50 each,
Object, manufacture Of farm imple-
ments. Period of existence, fifty
years. The company was organized In
Indiana and filed amended articles of
incorporation 10 comply with the laws
Of New Mexico.
Rev River Water and Power COM
pany. Principal place Of business at
~Cimmarron, Colfax county. Terrific
rial agent. David y. cole. at Cimar-
ron. Capital stock. 800. 600, divided
into. one thousand shares Of the par
value OF 500 each. commencing bust
ness with $4,000. Object. operating
water system for domestic and manu-
featuring purposes. Period Of exist
ence, fifty years. Incorpnrators, Hill
ton NJ. Let's. Charles Springer. Fred
eric whitney. George f.. Remley, all
Of Cimarron, and Arthur II. officer.
Of Ration.
iHt 1ldAA TON 'filfAilN hFNfttihAlNils
Principal place Of business at Clay
ton. Union county Territorial agent,
A. Il. witt. at clayton. Capital $4,000,
divided into thirty shares of the par
value Of $tGO each. object, establish
ing cemetery. Period of existence,
fifty years. Incorporators, \. +. wilt.
~. Il. Charlton and Carl Eklund, all
Of Clayton.
Rosedale Mining and Milling com
pany Principal place Of business at
Rosedale. Socorro county. Territorial
agent, Lawrence RI Babcock. at Rose
dale. Capital stock. $500. 600. divided
into five hundred thousand share Of
the par value of 81 each. Object. gen
eral mining business. Period OF eX-
%istence. fifty years. incorporators,
Jonathan T.. Worll, Luther u. Freaks
aud George @. Dix, Of Torre Haute,
Indiana: Harriet NJ Babtock. Of Kel-
w. and Lawrence O. Babcock. Of Rose
dale.
Frank W. Broad & Co. Principal
place Of business In New Mexico, nj
Chama. Rio Arriba county. Territo-
rial agent. Frank w. Broad. nj Chama.
Capital stock, $500, 600. divided into
one hundred thousand shares Of the
par value OF 81 each. Period Of eN-
istence. fifty years. The company
was organized In Wyoming and filed
amended articles Of Incorporation to
with the laws Of New Mexico
4 certificate has been fled In the
t%crritorial secretary's Office inkrcas-
ing the capital stock Of Huning ana
Council. a corporation having It's head
quarters at Los Lunas, from SO, GOO
to $4,000. The shares are of the par
value of Sf00 each
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
TWELVE MILLIONS
TAX INCREASE
N,AR|zONA
Biz Addition to Assessment
Total as Result Of the Doran
Bullion Tax Law--W Where
the Income Comes From

Phoenix. July S.-Basing his dgurrs
un partial returns received from the
assessurs OF the thirteen Arizona cuuu-
tler. Public Examiner Foster has csti-
mated that the total Increase IN The
assessment 81 ni the counties fyr inu
over 1906 viii be- about tl2 000. 600.
Under the provisions 90 tao Dnrnn
h.liinn Law many nf M mining couu-
tees iu Arizona show u marked iL-
crease, tpehise county leading with
finou 600 property on lbs tax
Inll this year than be had last year.
Assessor Began uf Pima county har
H~ SCI been unable to complete the
figures De has on hand but from re-
turns DE has ou hand. he SAYS that
tho increase viii NOT he very large
According 90 figures that have boon
submitted hN County Assessor Lux
OF Marcops 90 Public Examiner Poe
ter that county has I22t f5i - more
property on tax rull this year than
in 1895.
Poster does not attribute au his
Increased assessment in Arizona o.
thc working af thr Dorian tax LAW hu,
states thnt pHIt az % o. due 90 in-
creased property ln an parts of Arr
Euua.
Poster has heard o.a.iaIl, from MIN,
nf the thirteen ttuufes aud only in
Apache and Navajo counties o. there a
decrease Apache ha- $4,000 le-s
NNNN NnNN hHHN. HWA aHNHH.H #" FNHaHNa
rhor of f9ee
Nrxf 90 ruehlso. NaYapaI county d e.
thr largest increase no o. estimate
hat Curhiss viii haYr about ST.. 900
n1o worth of property nn lts uN rsI
this year while Maril0ra viI have
about tfg.0ee 0 THE ucrea-. on
the YaNapai roll d. 11.f-aF60
fustrr's figure are complied fHr fh.
ensn of Governor klhhtf thsf tnt
latter may keep rlnarit iH touch With
the situation iu HNl puIts ~ BE- t,ffi-
tors. especially since che Dorian TAX
lau TOOK ffam bits hands the taNatiun
90 ihf mimes
within the ufN Ten DAYS Poster cN-
ueris io haVr complete ami accurate
nEurrs Shoes ma OBJ rInrreaseH and DE-
nrifs DOB HH parts OBJ Arizona ard fht
total for tha TERRITORY Sis ngures for
ruunfleH HEfh lmefrHai Amtufa
Thus far cas- a. follow
rnrhise 81 nan ooN TsranIHs fssf
gns. Graham gf1eeAf Marieaua 81
rrlH-f1a. MnnaNe So esd hafaull
fLaEsHsos Yuma ffflf2t.
Those showing decrraees ere Al lni-
love Apache $4,000 Navajo Nt-
a41
inrInH 80 fammrf Tfnsr ufeFuaufIss
afuH nausea hv rHnessFe arnkiuE
ufr hrsfea Aflfnd Is fh# kilHefs
"a arU- - usus Fatt . Kidnsr cara =
~ unislF 60
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
ITALIANS CELEBRATE THE
BIRTHDAN OF GARIBAIDi

New York, July f-The one hun
dredth anniversary Of the birth Of the
Italian national leader Garibaldi, was
observed IN New York today by a
parade and the dedication of the Cart
baldi Pantheon at Clifton, Staten ISL
and. where the liberator lived from
1913 to 1850. Delegates from all over
the country took part. The Pantheon
iucloscs the house where Garlbaldi
lived and contains many relics OF the
patriot.
Washington park was the rendez-
vous of the Italian societies and dele
cations from many cities for the start
Of the parade. II moved from Broad
was TO the Staten island ferry, cheered
by hundreds OF Italians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
IN A PINCH. USE ALIENS

IUUT-It~I IH"-1 Uar ~ No. IUH
Fur smaller after larE Aliens Fraf-Sase
N makes UEhf naw Fraea feel ras
EIrrs instant rrHrf o. cnrns ard tlrlrns
ITn fnH EreafFfI IrfHrf daurrrrr 90 the
csc cares sarrr feet tnstera u1nals
ard sFe sEafa If 81 3 certain cure fHr
sHsaNnE Boz aching feet Al an Drag
nfsH ana @hHe r.rra SIC nanf nnnert
aHs Substitute F.rarHEE fFai uarkars
nisu ffre s@mris the RsuraEk@E SAM
tarN runN Pan % tea irtenfian address
Ailrn p cimatu4 - Res. y Y -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
WILLIAM M1NT0SH FIGURES
IN JOLLY SURPRISE PARTY



Mcintosh. ~ NJ. July 3-Mr. Will
lam Mcintosh, who has just left for
Albuquerque. was the guest Of honor
az "a merry surprise party held at the
Mcintosh home Tuesday night, Mr.
Mcintosh was taken entirely unawares
and the affair was "a very enjoyable
onc After excellent music and games
and after the serving Of a delicious
lunch prepared hY the ladies. the
guests took their leave, After lunch
Mr.. Mcintosh took the little girls out
to his flower garden, where "a grand
flower gathering tool place, after
which he presented each lady present
e souvenir hoquet Of sweet peas Those
present were Mr.. J. l.. Scot and fam
ily. Mr.. J. A. Taylor and family, Mr.
.C r. HUI aud family. Mr.. u. r. Eek
les aud family, Mr. and Mrs william
Hart. Mr. Howard Soper and WE,
Misses Nottic Gordon, Mildred Sopcr
and Rothic Soper, and Mcssrs. g. ~.
Myers Thomas White nnd A. II.
Hromyisick.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

Goatmcn throughout southwestern
New Mexico are showing "a great deal
Of interest In the meeting called fot
July 10Th In silver CITY. when II l.
hoped an organization OF those inter
estcd IN tho production of mohair VIII
be perfected. The goat industry IN
Grant county and the southwest rs an
important one, there being on an es-
timafe about $50 different ranches.
and these nave ON a conservative esti-
mate an average OF q thousand head
of goats apiece. II is felt by many
~ tne breeders hat the industry is
n of importance enough ia sccur,
moro recognition from the authorize,
thar it does at present. and the con
tcmplattd organization u Tor the pur-
posc of assisting in securing this.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

The 1.50u. GEO feet of timber recently
advertised Tor sale iu the Black Rang DO
on the ella national forest reserve has
been sold To- the Black Range Lumber
company ~ which Mrs. q. $ Warren
is tho president. The timber Is about
forty miles from silver city. but viii
nud "a ready market iu the mining
Cumps OF Santa Rita and Hanover.
The sfumpage paid the government
was 81 90 per thousand. Machinery
la been ordered and the work 81
cutfIur and manufacturing this timber
into lumber will begin iu the near fu-
turt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

Department % she Interior Land Office al
santa De- n AZ guns o. 1901.
Nnfi.e q hereby given that Juan Martinez
sf AinuuuCr1ut n n. has fled hottie a
hs Intention ta make final i've Fear uraai
M sarprt 20 hLH claim VIZ Homestead
Enfrr ~ 1fsTs made June 81 1anf fur the
q. o. i Section q rnH nshin aE. Eanre 81
and That raIl rrnlf eIu be- made before O.
& urrrn d. 5 Inurt a. AlhuuaeIaue
s. 81. on AlEusi p 1885,
Mr names thr fafanarn witness O. urHsr
hs cHrunlaus nasdeuan urHn era raitsn-
Han 90 ere Lard Na Jase d. h cra1 Cen
E jose nmIraa rraIIIa E1ra graE.
gHal 0rrEn aN 20 AIhalurr1ue 81 81
uAArEL o. urEEu Rooster.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

purchase Il ear of livestock for the col
lcgc, SAYS the El Paso Times.
MIR. SouthWorth has just been on "a
$50 mile horseback trip over certain
ranges in New Mexico. and says that
with the exception of the Black noun
talus. the ranges are In q d%cplorable
condition. Thdre has been no rain TO
start the grass. and cattle are suffer-
ing. he says, but still farmers are
making money.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
AMERICANS IN BERLIN
HOLD 4 ZIG PICNIC

Berlin, July 4-The Fourth Of July
was celebrated most periodically by
the American colony In this city. Fully
400 members OF the colony chartered
\ steamer and sailed up the river
Spree to the suburb Of runau where
a Jolly picnic was held. This was Toll
lowed by field sports for Americans.
Medals we're presented by some 1t
the prominent members Of the colony.
The days outing came to an end WIN
a dinner at which Consul Genera
Thhckeray made an address.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

ncpn tmcnt 90 the Interior Land onlcc ut
Stf Ia Fe \. ~ jane gk. 1907
Npiice ~ hereby given that Mary T.
MatheWsnn ~ Albuquerque. n N has hicd
notice " her Intention % make nnul com
muth iun truof boz support uf her claim. viz.
Homestead Entry so. sSa8 made Fch 81.
1905 Tor the SWh wv. SOC ~. and
w NWs and SEX NWa section
ID. Township ioN.. Range 3E aud That said
prusl will hc made before a. W s. Otcro.
o. 3 Court Cummisslon. at Albuquerque
y n an August o. 1897.
fhc namps tho runowlne witnesses Co prove
hcr continuous residence upon. and c|ultita
unu u th, land VIZ. Myrou ~ sahln.
HeE, luh ~ Hammond. john g. Ross.
Gcnr D. Hammond. an % Albuquerque
y 49,
MANUEL r oTERo Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
AMBASSADOR RIDDLE GIVES
AMIIfIE A GARDEN PARTY

81. Petersburg. July 4-Ambassa-
dor Riddle this afternoon entertained
the members OF the American COLONY
here at a garden party at his villa
In the suburbs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

Professor J. D. vernon. head nl the
s~gricu.tural department ~ D. New
MeNca Agricultural and Mechanical
college. and u ~ Southnorth. iu
charge II the animal h~ushandry ditis-
Ion are Co the city en- route last 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

Bueuos Ayres. July i-Thc Fourth
81 July was celebrated here today by
y receptions at the American legation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

tanre was by Invitation and only
Americans were asked 10 call the
crush was as great as at a white
House reception.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

wANTED-A certain number o.
hokrders pay your fixed expenses. sv-
cry one above that number pays you
: proflf. . can alxays Keep Tie
number rirht hy USING Mornirr Jour
nal wants
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
AMERICAN COLONY IN
PARIS OBSERVES THE DAY

Parts. july A-Thousands of Amer
lean flags flew over Paris today Ia
commemorate Independence day
MANY Of the principal stores In the
city flew the stars and stripes IN honor
Of their American clientele, and the
residences of many members Of the
large American colony were likewise
decorated
The American embassy and the
consulate were closed. As AmbaSsa-
dpr White has not vet selected his
house In Paris. the customary Fourth
~ july celebration was not held to-
90.
Tonight the American chamber of
commerce gave iiE regular Fourth of
July banquet az the Hotel Du palais
d'OrHa..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
vclcbrstcs onrIbaIdi A-nni,crsary.

Rome. Julv Tho centenary of
The birth of Giuseppe Garibaldi, the
italian patrlnt. was observed IN Rome
today with great rejoicing u IL cs-
timafcd that 10000 persons marched
ia iine In Rome this afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

IT MLBUQuERQUE. ~ THE TERRITORY OF new MENICo.
AT THE CLOSE or BUSINESS. MARCH p. 1seT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
Woman's Trials.

MANUEL r orEpo Register.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-30
TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS
Will Be Distributed Among the Bond.
holders Of the Great Corporations
Within the Next Few Days.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald
New York, Dec. 3O.-It is estimated
that bondholders will receive nearly
5000, 100000 within the next day or
two. the sum representing the end of
the year interest and dividend dis
bursements Of the great corporations
Statistics show that more money will
be paid out to holders of stocks and
bonds this end of the year than ever
before. About s1O5.OOO.OOO is being
paid out to holders of bonds. while
the dividend paying stocks will dis
tribute S77,OOOOOO.
The fact that copper companies
have been forced to cut down their
dividends and many railroads and in
dustrial concerns have been forced to
either pay in scrip or reduce their div.
idends has not changed the general
total Of dividend and interest pay
ments. The reason for this state of
affairs is due to the larger capitali-
cations and bonded obligations, all
of which have been floated this year
or in the latter part of 1906.
Head over shoulders of industrial
corporations in the matter Of end Of
the year coupon payments, the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation towers.
It will pay out this week 1854 900.
The Consolidated Gas company is sec.
ond, with s1,S79,OOO. The American
Telephone and Telegraph company
will distribute S1,SS5.OOO. In the list
of dividend payers, the Union Pacif-
les disbursements lead with a total
of s4,SSE45O. and Southern Pacific is
second, with payments of S3.4S7,OOO.
The Union Pacific will pay for its
bonds S3.5OO,OOO, the Great Northern
S3.122,OOO and the Southern Pacific
nearly 100000. Another of the
great bond coupon payers is the St.
Louis and San Francisco, which will
pay S2,649.OOO and the Canadian Pa
cific nearly 100000 to the holders
OF the coupons.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-30
NEW HIPPOGROME OPENS
Its Doors In Cleveland Tonight For
the First Time-Largest House
West Of New York City.
special to the Herald.

Cleveland, o., Dec. 30.-When the
new Hippodrome opens it's doors here
for the first time tonight the public
will be admitted to view the largest
theater in America west of New York
city The play house, which is to be
devoted to spectacular and vaudeville
performances, is modelled after the
famous Hippodrome in New York, and
like that house is equipped for circus
and aquatic performances on a large
scale. The house has a seating capac.
ity Of four thousand five hundred and
is fireproof throughout.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-30
To Reclaim Jersey Meadows.

Trenton, N. J., Dec. 3O.-on the in-
itiative OF the New Jersey delegates
who attended the recent convention
of the National Drainage Association
at Baltimore, a meeting Of county and
municipal officials was held here to-
day to discuss plans for the reclama-
ton of the so-called Jersey meadows.
1t is estimated that with the con
struction of the necessary docks and
canals land amounting to millions of
dollars in value could be reclaimed
for commercial purposes, including
great increase in the present avail.
able waterfront area on the New Jer-
sey side of the North river and bay
opposite New York city.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-30
TAFT GUEST OF HONOR
: At the Annual Banquet Of the Boston
Merchants Association at the
Hotel Somerset Tonight.
Special to the Herald.


Boston, Mass, Dec. 30.-Secretary
OF War William H. Taft is in Boston
, to be the guest of honor at the annual
banquet of the Boston Merchants
association at the Hotel Somerset to-
night and to deliver the first public
address he has made since his return
from his journey around the world.
The affair gives promise of being one
of the most notable in the history Of
the Boston Merchants association
While Secretary Tafts address will
have no bearing on his candidacy for
the republican presidential nomina-
ton, he is expected to discuss the
policy of the administration with re-
gard TO the Philippines. and other
American interests in the far east
Following the associations custom
at its annual banquets to present one
speaker from the south Hon. Swager
shirley. representative in congress
from Kentucky, VIII be the second
speaker.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-30
SCIENTIFIC MEN GATHER
At Chicago For Meeting of the Amer.
lean Association For the Ad-
vancement Of Science.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Chicago, Ill, Dec. 3O.-One of the
largest gatherings of men distinguish
ed in historical and scientific research
ever assembled in this country met at
the University of Chicago today for
the fifty-eighth meeting Of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement
of Science. The sessions will continue
through the entire week. In connec-
ton with the meetings the annual
conventions will be held by the Amer
lean Chemical Society, American
Folk Lore Society, Association of
American Geographers, American
Mathematical Society, and American
Psychological Association, and nearly
a score Of other learned and scientif-
ic bodies Of national or international
scope Many important papers have
been prepared by prominent speakers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-30
New Musical Director.

Special to the Herald
New York, Dec. 3O.-At the Metro
politan Opera House tonight Gustav
Mailer, the famous musical director,
will make his first appearance before
an American audience. Herr Mailer
is a noted musician and has conduct
ed at the Vienna opera house for
many years. He is known abroad as
an autocrat in his position and it is
said that even the Austrian emperor
has never made bold to change de-
cision Herr Mailer has made with
regard to musical performances at the
royal opera. His favorite themes are
those Of Wagner, Mozart and Beeth
oven. He has composed some of the
most massive symphonies of recent
years.