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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-07
MRS. F|SKE COMING
TUESDAY, JUNE
SIXTEENTH
Great Actress to Appear
in "RosmershoIm the
Ibsen Drama i'm Which
She Has Scored Great
Success.

Mrs. Minnie Madden Fiske, whose
appearance here last year will be re-
membered pleasantly by those who
| care for the best things in the drama,
| is TO come to Elks thcater again on
Tuesday night, June 10th. Mr.. Z, b,
Heath, advance manager for Harrison
Gray Fiske, arrived here yesterday and
spent the day completing arrange
ments for the engagement.
Mrs Fiske win appear here in RIOS
mersholm." Henrik lbcSn's great
drama. 1t is Mrs Fiske's newest Of
fering and by all accounts the tri-
umph of her career "Rosmersholm'
is the last and most important Of the
modern social dramas of lbsen, In 1t
we see first a graphic picture of the
clash between advanced liberal
thought and the conservatism which
clings to tradition. OF the former
side, John Rosmer, former clergy
man. his brain inspired by the awak-
ening and uplifting influence Of Re-
becca West--the strange woman who
is the moving spirit Of the dramas
the representative; while of the 9TH
er, Rector Knoll, narrow, dogmatiC,
uncompromising, stands bulwark.
But while Rosmer's attempt to declare
his emancipation engages attention at
the outset, we feel the approach of the
greater dramatic love of Rosmer
and Rebecca West the story unparal-
leled on the stage, of Rebecca's intro
duction into Rosmer's household, of
her determination to make Rosmer
her own, of her care fully planned
undermining of the invalid wife's
mind, till, believing herself a bar to
her husbands happiness, she browns
herself All this has gone before but
We see destiny pick up the threads
and wind them into one strong strand
that enwraps the man and woman
And strangest Of all, at the end, the
mans unselfish, noble love ennobles
the woman, and her viii, which has
his, comes under the spell
of his gentle nature, TO describe the
strength and relent-
less progress of the play no ordinary
pen is equal 1t is masterpiece, and
yet how simple commonplace almost
is its setting. The manor house of
the Rosmcrs, comfortable, cosy
home it might be in New England
were we not told it's in the west
Norway; the gentle ex-clergyman, as
Stunning a courage that is not his to
maintain: Rebecca West attractive,
domestic; the bitter blgOted
Knoll. These three really work out
the drama, but beside them is the
lovable figure of the vaga
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-07

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diarrhoea, dysentary and all derange-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-07
ARTHUR {. WALKER

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-07
Sore Nipples.

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cncc with this distressing ailment will
be pleased to know that a cure may be
effected by applying Chamberlain s
Salve as soon as the child is done
nursing. Wipe it off with soft cloth
before allowing the babe to nurse.
Many trained nurses use this salve
with best results, For sale by all
druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-07

ARE YOU GOING no IiL PASO no
VISIT OR 10 SHOP? ~ 50, TIE
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL Is TrE
PLACE TO STOP. IN THE HEART
or EVERYTHING. FOUR BLOCKS
FROM UNION STNIION. RATES
SOC 10 500. EUROPEAN PLAN.
STREET CARS PASS TO AND FROM
DEPOT ". NJ M'COY, PHOpRlE-
TOR.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-07
ROSWELL TORRANCE
Automobile, United States Mall and Passen-
ger service-Establlshe Jnn. 10. 1908.

Shortest rc-sa so uoswsll and all points
In the Pecoa valley. This being United
states mail route the cars must. and do.
lelve on schedule time.
Automobile leaves Torrance daily at g a.
m, arriving at Roswell at II a. m.--sAvinE
passengers over thirty hours between those
points over any other line Courteous ana
expert chauneurs In charge Of every car.
Seath reserved by applying to agent at Tor
rance, or the Roswell Auto Co., Roswell, N,
M. Baggage allowed, 90 pounds, Any
amount Of baggage can be carried by mott
flying Roswell Auto Co. at Roswell NJ M.
j, W, STOCKARD, ManHgsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

berbittert tperben? giht Die Shule.
Die nur 0utes erltrebt. niht Die geiite
lihen unb peltli6en 2ebrperionen, Die
treu lire Yfli6t erfiiuen, ionbern ibr.
hriItlide gltern, Die ibr es unterldbt.
Die @irfinmteit Der S6ule gu untere
itiiBen. 9enn bieltet ibr Dos 8inb
re9elmdBie CUR @rleoigung ieiner
bdusliGen Shularbeiten an, uno
piirbet ibr Die Sdule in Der Sflege Der
Sugenb unteririisen, ban piiroe es in
Der S9ule berrliAe Sorti6ritte
ma6eu; Damn piirbe es itatt Taoel
unb Strafe MIR Sob unb 9elobnung
e~rnten; Damn piiroe es nit Suit nnb
gifer ieinen Yfliht oblieeen. @oblau
benin, 6riitIiGe glteru. itebet Der
S9ule belfeno CUR Seite; penn IN
elIere 5anb lit es geleet. Die berrlide
Sugenb3eit euerer &inber gu elmer
9lidliGen 5u geifdlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
sANNttsAtVIvAtAs Observation-Disclosures
: %Suxem6urger 9la&rl6ten. :
VVVVV

Sie Snbingeidiebene binterldBt ibren
@atten, cine Stieftofter unb lire
Wutter. Sic rube in Srieoenl =
Sn @du Claire lit am Sntstag. Ben
80. Iu9ult, 9ominic S6anen. Elm
friiberer 8iirser bon S5altee Gountp,
I'M Ilter bon go Sabren .alls benz
2eben geiAieoen. CT itarb infolae
zines Stur5es bon Der Sreppe I'M
Oorti9en .Imerican Souie", nobel er
5fpei Hippen brnh nnb Ihpere inner
ltfe Terlesungen b~apontrug. Sus
8egrdbniB fano am @ittpoh bonn
9anie ieines Sobnes Sobn aus itatt.
3ep. Sffin bon elf Miounp leitete Die
Srauerfeier. Ser 8erltprbene tpobnte
friiber in Conn Sort @aibington, 5og
por 10 Sabren nah eft Wlouno uno
lett 10 Subren mar er Elm 8iirger bon
Sau Claire. Seine Satin, cine ge6.
S6neiber, sing linn bot IA Sabren
i'm Sobe boraus. @s iiberleben i'm
dht &inber: Sobn unb Sic. bon eff
Wonnb. Soiepb bon Sruar, Sbomas.
Sranf, Srau Oscar gfe nnb Die SrGl1>
lein &oie uuo Selen bon ct. Saul.
Iud binterldbt er 3tpei 8riiSer:
Nidolas Sbanen bon Comm Sort
@aibington uno Sacob Shanen bon
Cafe Gblird. Ser 0eritorbene mar
elm @itglieb Der &atbpliifen Sitter.
CT mar nu6 elm Snfel bon Siftriftsz
Infpalt @m. s. Sddnen. Wio9e er
ruben in Srieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

mine laneen lino nit laliter Gimme
fiir Die arunfeu beteten, hattie Sruu
Stpffel einen Sbnmn6tsnnfnl. Sns
gleih itredte lie ben franfen Mrm aus,
ipas iie ihon ldngit niht mebr bate
tbun fonnen. Sm ielben Illgenblide
mod)te man Die @abrnebming, bab
ale Singer pieber 0eben erldngt batz
ten; Die Sanb nabm lire natiirli6e
Sarbe ipieber an unb Die @eihtpiire
an bem Irnte bernar6ten.
Ilfogleih ipuroe Die punoerbar
@ebeilte in bns gpnjtationsbiireau geS
fiibrt, mo Tie auf bas ginsebeuoite
ausgefra9t unb unteriuht puroe,
i%pdbrenbbem Die Sbutia6en in elm
eisens ba6u beltiumtes Gesiiter etns
getragen fpuroen.
Son Oh fpurbe Sral Stofiel bon eiz
ner 3ablreihen uuD begeilterten
Wen9e in ibr Sotel 5uriidbegleitet.
Gle ipeiite nit eutem @ppetit nit ben
iibri9en @diten. Sic aB Sleiih, 9rot,
@emiiie unb fanb iih baburd ni6t i'm
@eringlten bei6pert.
Ste pobnte bnHa6 Der 2ifterpro1
5eiiion BET. nabm an Der ndntlifen
Inbetung t6eil. blieb in Der Witter>
~naftsmeiie, pbne iid ~irgenpipie unz
pobl 5u fiiblen. sic tebrte crit nnf
Der @eiie sesen 5nei llbr bes Iors
gems. IN ibr 2ogis suriid. GQe oieie
Saftu fDnnen bur9 5ablreide 3eugen
erbdrtet tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Gltern, unteritiitt bic Sdule in ibrel
Wtrfiamfeit.
(Nns benz @erfe: .Shule unb
glternbaus" bon %. 8. Wsunier.
Sr. Der Ebeoloeie.)
~.

gs lit elm altes Sprii6nort: .gai1t
fir bic S6nle. ionbern fir bas 2eben
lernen mir" Sas min 5undhit
iaaen: Sic &enntnifIe unb Sertisfeis
ten, pelte bas 8inb iib IN Der Sfule
%aneisnet, baben tpeniger fir Die Shuls
5eit, als pielmebr fir bas pdtere
2eben beg &inbes lire 8eoeutuns.
gs min ferner iasen: Die Miiben uno
Mrbeiten, oenen lid Der SGiler uttterz
5ieben mub. sei6eben ni6t gum @or<
tbeile bes 2ebrers. ionnern gum eises
men Yortbeile bes SdIlerS. limb mir
baben geieben, baB bteier Nusen elm
iiberaus GROCER lit. 0un frase ih
euf. 6riitli6e gltern: Siebt bas 4ino
Die Niislifteit BEG Shulunterrthtes
ipobl ielbit elm? Sas lit uum0eliG;
benin mas oerite6t 10 elm unerfabrenes
aino bon Der 3utunft unb bon Den
grpBen Inforoerungen beS Gebens2
Sa5u lit es bel 81 unberitduoi9; uub
penn es audi e~inigermaben Die Hfli6t
abnt. burh Sleib uub iittises getras
gen IN Der SHule iid auf pas 2eben
por5ubereiten, 10 lit bod iein 8tae gu
ihtpaf. I'm ben 2odungen Der Srdgs
belt unb l~tnseao9enbeit WI Die Sauer
itanbbaft 8u miberlteben. Sum bat
Soft Ser Serr 5ipei iihtbare Sflss
engel Dem &inoe an Die Seite gegeben,
ole auf @runS ibrer 2ebenserfabruns
unb hires SIftigunssrehtes befdbist
limb, Dem &inoe Stab uno Stiise si
fem unb eS auf ben re6ten @es al
peiien. Sieie iiftbaren S6usengel
ieib ibr. 6riitli6e gltern.
Snbes niht blob Die Niidii6t auf
Die Sufunft ererer 4inber iou erh ans
treiben. bieieiben CUR grfiaung ibrer
Sdulpilihten an5ubalten, ionoern
audi Die Hiidiidt auf Die @eaens
10 a 1. gS fam eiid ni6t perbors
gen lein. oaB fat ale anaben unb
5ablreihe Wdb6en Die S6ule ni6t nl5
cine niibli6e ginrihtlng lieben, Ion>
bern als cine lditiee 3~panssanItalt
pernbl6euen uno barum nit allen Sa>
fern bes Screens lid aus oerIelben
binipegfebnen. @ober oieie @rf6eiz
mlng? 9aber. neil lie iniplse i6rer
SrG9beit IN Ser S6ule niht meiter
fonnlen unb barum feline Sreuoe am
llnterriht babeu; anSerieits fpeil lie
nit Giidiiht aui ibren fort9eieeten
l%lnfleiB pier pegen ibrer ihle6ten
Iuffiibruna bdufig pom 2ebrer getnz
belt unb g~eitraft iperoen. Sas madt
linen Die Sdule 8u elmer nnertrGgs
lideu 9ait. @er trd9t Die S6ulo.
penn benz ainSe isias i40riten Sabre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

nierter giienbabnbeamter; &url Gmil
Simonis. alt SO Sabre, 8u6bdnbler;
Sobann Setter Sintgen. alt 80 Sabre,
S%a9lobner. &c.: Nif. 8eli6biuig,
alt 70 Sabre, p~eniionierter giiens
babnbeamter; Iif. Soub. alt SO S.,
InItreider; Sobaun Wi6el Hind, alt
"a Sabre, S6ubma6er; Sobann
S6eer, alt 81 Sabre, S6ubma6erz
meiiter; Margaretba 2afaff, alt 81
Sabre. &ittiue bon gprarb @aupiue.
5eitlebeus Sa9lobner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

SaS Eelepbpn.

gs 1T cine idone Sahe nit benz
Selepbon. SIT cine Neuigteit 3u
melDen. 10 gebt's pie Der 8Iis. tpenn
man auf Der Toit t~elepboniert. Niht
bel langiamer gebt's bel uS9ol5en
Nnnemarei"; - tpenn Die mas ers
fdbrt, ndmentlib etfpas llebels bon
anbern 2euten, bann lit ie eilfertig
babel. es meter 5u er5dblen, bur6 bas
gauge Sort gu berbreiteu. Sic remit
oanu burh Die Straben. ais bdttN lie
cine tpidtise Grbeit 5u tbun. 90
gebt i'm Srab biz gu .S9neibers
8dtb", audi cine 9orftelepbouiitiu".
unb er5dblt Der. mas sei6ebeu. mas
Sieier uno Ssner Shlimm's gotham.
Seileibe ni6t bari etipas auseelailen
peroen, mas perer0bern. peridltms
mern fonnte. Gs mub nur reht arg
ii6 an6oren, tpenn es cine re1te
Sreube fem iou, bieies 9orftelepbos
nieren. Sa bat ii6 nun cine Sralt
ben Spab eema4t unb vS4ol5en
Gnnenarei" ettpas aufeebunben. 9ie
Bitten Sizes" bdtte elm Subn. tpelfes
ieoen Gag Srei Ger lese. unb es lei
nibt gut nit Bitten 2iss", Die fonnte
beren. sic iolt' dber nifts peiter
iagen. bvnn Bitten 2ies" lei 10 elm
Oieni1, Ser man nift traiien tonne.
.Nnnemarei" iaet's eilis ipeiter im
gertrauen ibrer goaesin 4dtb unb
iest nod BRET gier bin5u. Oils Der
Selepbon nun Die giergelGi6t' int
Sort runb telepboniert hattie, paren's
iton elm 9usenb Ger pro Gag. -
9ns mare Nun nidt ihlimm nit
iol1en Singeu, aber in Der Hegel
t~elepbonieren Die 2eute i6onungslos
berum an Der Chr uno Dem suten
Namen Der Nafbarn ober eires Ins
bern. gntieslit bel ptro selosen
burf ben Oorftlatihtelepbon. unb
a~Ilerlei lInbeil. CANT unb Streit ans
seri1tet. Man moht' iebem &latfbs
te~lepbonbiener nit Der flafen Sano
auf ben Mnnb ihlaeen unb aipar
ebenio oft. als giner &Idti6liigen pers
breitet. grbdrmIt1 unb b.
i9euIi9 lit bic ebrabi6ueiberei in
Den D0rfern. limb nod IN groBerem
Wabftabe 1T tie es IN ben mittels
groben EtdSten, mo es iogenannte
reeae .Felepbon : &latfhbaien" gibt.
bic, tpenn es linen bait IN ihren
@ram pabt, ben suten Ramen ibres
Hdditen nit beucblerii6er S6einbets
lisfeit in ben &otb 5ieben. Golden
audbe 0pttl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Sersensirtebem.

Gan9e iu6t mein 6er8 nergebers
Srteoeu III Dem Stdot9eipiibl;
Snn're Hube meines Strebens
Sanb ib nur I'M 1fli6tsefubl.
Srieben lieet i'm Slid bes 8ebens.
@enn man 9iebt nit Ser5 uno Sano.
@abren Srieben pieies 9ebens
Sd BEL ItiQer Irbeit fanb.
Sou bas Slid Sein Saus umz
ranfen,
6irfte @ott unb nanble rein;
@iQ Seiu @euIdeu9laube iuanfen
8ertraue @ott = nno Sir auein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

Die fh6nite 8lnme.

SreunbIhaft lit Die Id0nIte 8lume
Su Der rdltben grbentpelt,
@er tie bat gum Gtsentburne,
Ser bat mebr als Gut unb @elb.
Sod Die 8lume lit gar fem.
Sic mub treu eebiitet fem,
Damn nur fann lie fpobl geoei6en,
aann Dir Slid uuo @onne leiben.
Cine Seunbifaft mar bas 9eben
8abrlih nift pes 2ebens tpertb;
Shper lit oft bas @ortpdrtsitreben.
SreunblpS oft am eienen 6erb.
Neib ltnb WiBeunit erinit uns ar
Muf bes 2ebens rauber gdhn,
@enn man Aaes bat getrasen,
&aum pirb man, uns Sanf nod fugen.
Sreunbi6aft bilft uns Iles tragen,
Wdr's bas anerihtperlte 2eib;
Srolienb itebt in triiben Easen
sic ais Hetter uns, CUR Seit'.
@abre Sreunbihdft tpanfet ME,
Sief i'm 3er5en 9riinbet ite,
Dag bes @liiGes Stern berblafen,
Sreunbihaft ipirb ni6t bon biz loifenl
Suf beg 2ebens itiirmi1em Weere,
Bon ben WeIlen tets bebrobt,
@enn es nidt fir Sreunbi6aft mare,
Git man6' Wenihenleben Notb -
Benn Der Soffnungsanter britt,
@er it's, Der Damn tr0ifenb ipri9t?
Sreunoesliebe, Sreunbestreue,
Stets bepdbrt es ii9 auf's Reuel
Jrennbihaft lit bic f65nie glnme,
Odd man finbet fie ntdt leiht;
Sieb', iG tags 81 tbrem Hmbnne,
1eil ibr fetne anbre sleiht.
gait on iie? o bit ie feiu,
Sic milf tren sebiitet iein!
Gtpig wirb lie nm bid iuerber,
5reme Oreunbihaft fantt Mot fferben.
= - -
Gltern, nnteritiitt bic sdule in ibrer
Wirfiamfeit.
(Ins benz @erfe: ~ShuIe unb
glternbaus" bon %. 8. Neunier.
Gr. Der EbeoIoeie.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
0rpkeItun.

gonnenI6eim lit tpobl berrIi1 nnS
bic Sauptia6e; aber obne 3Iau ners
fiimmerten I'M Somn,er bic Qflan5en
bod. Oie Gltern limb bic Conner
Der &inber, in ibrer @drn,e retfen fte.
Nber troden ino bic gliern oft, ers
griffer bon bes Tases Witbsn, lire
Seit eeiiiGt nit Irbett. Gefeblen uub
5uretttpeiien. bas lit i6rc inmer
pieoerfe6renbe Nrbeit. Nisoerbriiden
beg aufteimenben 16ien lire beitGns
Dise Wiibe.
Sic GroBeltern limb Der Sbau Der
&inber; lie iinb's, Die nit tbrsr freien
2iebe bic finSlite 2iebe ndbren, frii6
erbalten. INNER Elm Offences Sers bos
ben fir Der 8in6er 3eiben unb Sreiis
ben, oafiir ioreen. baB bas Semitic
oes &inSes niht e~ritarre I'M raiibeu
2eben. fonbern ipsi6 unb often bleibe
bent @uten, Dem S6onen. Der 2iebe.
unb ipieoerum erauiden Die 2inoer
oas alternoe Ser8. bas ionit gang DOE
mare uno ebenfaIs pertrodnete.
Oenn Die &inoer iiuD Dem elterlifen
Ser5en entpadien, beSIrfen Der
0iilie tpeni9er, itno bartholomew ses
tporben, an ibrer Statt sieber Die
0robfinoer ELM unb fil1en es nit
neuen Sreuoen. nereu Soffmuneen.
erbeiteru es td9li6 nit Dem Sbau
Der 2ie6e.
60 bat Ser ltebe @ott fir bas
meni6lihe Ser8 9eioret, baB es tpeid
bleibe inn Qeben. Grit oibt er etnert
Srduti9am. Der idlieBt es auf. oann
fonmeu Die ainoer nno reinieen es.
Damn tommen @roBfinber unb erbalz
ten es peih nuo parm. biz enoz
lid 9ott iel6it fontmt uuo CO perfldrt
nit ieiner 4larbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

Sein tpabrer Sreuub lit ui6t, tuer Die
ben Spiegel bdlt
Ser S6meihelei. tporiu beiu Silb Dir
ielbit eefdut.
Sein pabrer Sreuno lit, iper bid ieben
ldBt Die Sleden.
limb iie Dir tileen bilft. eb Seinoe
iie entbedeu.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-24
AN ATHLETIC FIELD.
Directors Make Announcement at
Meeting With Teachers Held
at Central Building.

Plans are being made by the school
board for an athletic field to be used
by the students of the North Yakima
public schools. The announcement
that such a field was in prospect was
made Friday afternoon at a general
meeting of the school teachers, held
at the Central building, and was a
noticeable point in the talk given by
Director E. j. Haasze, who told of
contemplated school improvements.
At present 1t is necessary to use
the fair grounds and the ball park
for athletics. and the distance to the
places is such as to make bar for
some who might enter the contests.
With a field close to or adjoining a
school 1t will be different. However,
the field will not be secured until
after the school board has arranged
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-24

let which shall be representative of
the whole community reflects a great
deal OF credit on North Yakima and
upon Messrs. Tenant and Miles. The
subject matter was compiled by
Harry b. Averill. who originated the
plan of the booklet and collected the
material, and to his untiring efforts
no small amount of credit is due
The Illustrations are the finest
that have ever come TO North Yaki-
ma. and together with the setting
which portrays actual Yakima scenes
of industries dependant upon irriga-
ton, it is safe to say that this book
let conveys TO strangers a conception
more thoroughly in keeping with
what Yakimans know this commun-
ity TO be tnan any other literature
that was ever published about It,.
The booklet lie from the press OF the
Yakima Herald Publishing Co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-24
NEARLY FULL CROP AT YAKIMA.
Horticultural Inspector Brown Is
Pleased With Fruit Conditions.

The crop of peaches this summer
will be far larger than was expected
after the fright caused by the early
frosts. according to Horticultural In
spector Joseph Brown
1T was first reported that not
more than 80 per cent crop would
be harvested said Mr.. Brown.
After that. however, placed the
yield at 60 per cent. but since recent
visits to the larger peach orchards it
is safe to say that the crop will
amount TO so per cent. An aborn-
mally large crop of pears and apples
will be gathered. The quality of the
apples will be excellent If the grow
ers realize the Importance OF thin
ming. If the apples are up to the
grade demanded by the buyers and
shippers the orchardists will have to
thin their trees"
Mr.. Brown gave a practical demon
stration of the proper methods of
thinning trees at Tampico, Wash.
He also gave short lecture
to the growers of that section on
Fruit growing.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-24

for the opening of the new high
school and has rearranged grade
schools so there is not such a crowd
ed conditions.
Supt Reed presided at the meeting
and nearly all the teachers of the
city were present. President Rand
of the school board. Secretary Krum-
Ter, Directors Haasze AMI Watt were
the speakers The officials of the
schools paid number of high COM
pliments to the teaching staff, Direc-
tor Haasze saying that it could not
be improved in the state or the Unit
ed States.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served by the school
board members and their wives and
a social hour was spent, the gather
ing being the last meeting of the
teachers for the year.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-06-24
SHERMAN NOMINATED.
Historic Convention Closes After
Scenes of Widest Enthusiasm
In the Hall.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Taft and
Sherman. This is the ticket of the
Republican party IS completed today
at the Republican national conven-
ton by the nomination of James S.
Sherman of New York as vice presi-
dent amid a final roar of tumultuous
demonstration. Again the vast as
sembly was swept by wave of wild
eXultation as the multitude, realiz-
ing that at last tie work was done
and the record made upon which the
Republican party goes before the
country, united in one mighty out
burst of enthusiastic tlibute to the
men who will bear forward the stand
ard in the struggle now at hand.
Brief nominating speeches for vice
president were limited for each
speaker. On the call of states Della
ware yielded to New York and ex-
Governor Timothy Woodruff mount
ed the platform and delivered a
glowing speech, placing in nomina-
ton Sherman as the New York
choice for the vice presidency Now
came a surprise as the venerable
Cannon with his Lincoln-like visage
emerged the Illinois section and
yielded with unanimous consent to
the second nomination of Sherman.
Perspiration streamed down his face,
melted by the sweltering heat, and
Cannon presented the characteristic
ally crumpled appearance to the
crowd which rose to do him homeage.
In ringing speech he seconded
Sherman's nomination.
From the outbursts of enthusiasm
which greeted every mention of
Sherman's name it was plain the
mind of the convention was made up
i that all necessary was to record a
decision. But for moment there
was halt in the Sherman movement
as Senator Lodge, leaving the presid-
ing officers chair, advanced to nomi-
nate Governor Guild of Massachu-
sets. The senator evidenced the
strained exertion of the past few days
but he spoke eloquently and force
fully for the Massachusetts candidate.
Michigan, through Chase Osborne,
added her voice for Guild and New
Jersey brought forth her favorite
son in a speech by Thomas y. Nc
Carter, nominating Ex-Governor Muir
ply for second place on the ticket.
The steady advance for Sherman
began as seat after seat fell into line;
North Carolina in a ringing speech
from the floor by Harry Skinner;
Oklahoma by Dennis Flynn; Penn
sylvania by Congressman Myron Ohm
sted Tennessee by H. Clay Evans
and Virginia by c. 3. Slemp. Then
came the vote. The result was never
in doubt, as the votes of state after
state piled in the Sherman column
until they touched SIG With keen
appreciation of the effect of the eli
max Chairman Lodge announced the
result, reserving Sherman's huge
total for the last.