Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-09
Erom russdaz.s peny.,

Urom Tuesdays Daf1yJ
Attorney G. w. Moody gave a stag
party Sunday In honor of L. E. Smit b,
who viii renounce such delights In
future.
Harry Wilson departed for B'oulder
on Sundays eastern where he will
take course in chemical and civil
engineering. Harry Is one of the IN EN-
bers of this years graduating cl. ass
who is sure to get there.
Paul Jakway left for Golden Sunday
morning to enter the State School Of
Mines The young man graduated
from the Durango high school last
year. lie stood well In his classes
here and we shall expect to hear a
good report of him now that ho Is
going higher.
II. II. Brown. G. w Fisherdick.
John Kampher, and the latter's sister
Mrs. l.. Roles, drove in from Laplata,
N. NJ, Saturday evening. Sunday
Postmaster Fisherdick departed for
Santa Fe to appear as witness in
United States court. Mrs. Boles left
on the same train for her home in
Texas.
T.. w. Dickerson, sporting editor OF
the Denver News. and Dick Gilbert oi
Denver, who was to have been one OF
the participants in a prize fight In
Silyerton yesterday, left Durango fol
Trimble last night intending to drive
through to lockwood and thence tc
| Silverton Gray Richardson. sporting
editor of the Denver Times, who came
in with Mr. Dickerson from Denver tc
witness the fight. remained in Durango
and will leave for Denver as soon as
the blockade lifts.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Osenbaugh are
home again from vacation trip to
Il i'ChNtI Nli
Osenbaugh took in the encampment OF
The Uniform Rank. Knights of Pythias
which convened August 30.
| Manager Pitcher of the Silverton
and Animas Forks railroad took pas
sage for Sllverton this morning via
The Jarvis-Doud route. There were
three in the party. lady and another
gentleman whose names we did not
learn.
| The chorus at the tabernacle last
evening numbered over 100. 1t is an
opportunity of receiving training un-
| der such leader as Prof Moody that
does not come along every day and
every singer in the city should i'm
prove 1t.
Tom Hamor, fish superintendent
says he does not believe many OF the
trout escaped from the lake. AS soon
as the muddy water began to flow into
the fish lake the trout. sought clear
water and thus went up the little
stream above and below the hatchery
and last evening he placed nets pre-
venting them going down until the
| damage is repaired. He observed a
| large number of the trout going from
the lake to the clear water above.
This Is a queer world occasionally
| Quite often people refuse to listen
to more than one side of n question
Suppose The Herald gave only one
side of the news. 1t would not last
long. AS u paper catering to the gen
eral public every character of news
of general interest is published. Along
the same lines would 1t not be good
idea to attend the meetings being held
at the tabernacle. No matter II you
do not agree with the preacher in
everything he says. Go and listen to
his side of the story and then you
can later argue the question among
your friends intelligently. Every good
citizen must acquaint himself with
both sides of political issue. Sup
pose the people were to listen to one
side only, would 1t not result In mar.
row views and lack of knowledge. 1t
does not do any one harm to become
broad-minded. which means knowledge
on both sides of every live question
before the people.
MAYOR GoopMAN's
TRYING POSITION