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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-25

FpSssd 81 SD i1fsTs5s ID iss i've bd5:
insss hss ~ BIZ Frank. VI
are sorl 10 sae pf this splendid
family d5sind - van.
Miss 1nS hsDossld sc retsrsville
is viei.iu ~ the D6vs Mccullough
home an saythsxicixitysof Vail.
Thos. Ryan and daughter. Mrs.
Thos. Sheridan. went TO Omaha last
Wednesday to see Miss Julia Ryan,
who just returned from Denver, whore
she was in the hospital FOR three Of
four weeks suffering with diphtheria
She is now conyslescing at the Pres.
byterian hospital in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Dugan and
John Murphy attended the ball game
At Carroll Sunday.
Mrs johnson and daughter. Anna,
were business callers In Denison Tues.
day. ts sidigd2 sis
John Mccullough made bushes.
trip tbsOmabs Monday.
MiAl Ellis Kruger, who has been
visiting at the B. Mitchell home south
of town and With her many Vail
friends. left Thursday for her home il
Omiha.
Miss Rose Clarke and Margaret Nc
Carthy. who spent last week in Vail
and vicinity With friends. returned 70
their home il Denison Sunday.
James Naughton came up from
Boone Saturday and stayed over Sun
day with bis children who are with
their grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. E. Walsh. while their mother ID
on trip to Canada.
John Mortensen returned last week
from . six weeks visit with his folks
in Sweden.
Miss Mary Kral visited ct the
Bundt home in West Side last week.
Miss Lizzie Kelly and Nellie Dugan
were calling on Denison friends Thurs-
day.
Mrs. Jane Palmer, pioneer resi-
dent Of Vail died Tuesday. August II,
at the home of her son. Ed. Palmer.
aged eiehtv-seven years. The funeral
was hell Thursday afternoon with in
torment in Vail cemetery.
Monday morning occurred the we'd
ding of Miss Jennie McAndrews and
Eddie Quirk. The wedding took place
at 5: 80 .. m. in st. AIMS church,
Father Murphy officiating. The cou-
pie returned to the home Of the bride s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mean.
drewe. for an early lunch and left on
the early morning train for Omaha
and different points in Nebraska. The
couple will be back in. q couple Of
weeks and make their home in Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck Mitchell were
over Sunday visitors at the VIM. AL
bert home near Denison.
Mrs. Tress O,Connell- Brennan Of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-25
MANIILA lTEnde

Ed. Saunders left Tuesday to-
Seattle, WASH. and other points of
interest in the Yves.
Mrs.. Walter 1vey and Mrs. Al Iyey
spent Saturday in Defiance with. Mrs. !
II. Van Meter. 49,
M. and Nrs. # Bafsne In IS
Turned saturll ~ fse;ns .shsil visit 81
Pocahontaa eounty. Thsy Msits;l ~
|eesaobtsa y Ars. John Bumn
and children. 90
The Ladies' Aid Society 81 the \
E. church met Tuesday afternoon q 3
o'cloepk with Mrs. WIN. The6bald. /.
Mrs. August Schweiso Of Red6sld,
8. D.. came Thursday to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cla1s
Crazy, ST.. 5, I,
Rev. Cable and family returned Fri
day from Colfax and Das Aoinss. 81
Rev. Cable 10 very much improved
which il good news to tho people of
this vicinity.
Mrs.. G. A. Sykes left Friday Tor
Bacon, Neb.. to visit friends and re-
latives there.
Chas. Ferry Of Kirkman spent Sun
day here at the Claua Crazy, 81.
home. 4 .9
Chris Hoversack Of Irwin visited
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Bonn.
sxck. ssS .s
Mrs. Clark and daughter went q !.
tModale Thursday TO visit, With he
Eparents. Fl s,
Misses Clara Morgan, Rachel CHM
and Carrie Bsltz o9s0naNs spsats Sun-
day here. ct the fotmst's bareat q
home. 7
Misses Eula Emery, Dora Schroe.
der, Sylvia Cooper went to DsaisoS
Monday TO attend Normal. q
A party was given Saturday even.
ing ct tho homo Of VIM. Thsobald Il
honor Of Miss Clara Morgan and her
friends.
NJ. Clark returned Saturday even-
ling from his visit with his parents &C
Gavla.
, lGiss Marie Barrett went to Nsola
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-25

Lace Curtains In ADJUST Clean UD
Cable Net and Scotch Lace Curtains, full size,
white or ecru, standard 800 qualities e. no
reduced to clear short lines 0taOO
Fine Imported Nottinghams and Cable Nets,
splendid qualities, $500 values special "a II
q pair % y
Figured Silkolines, drapery and comforter pat o.
terms and white curtains Swisses worth 123 at "
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-25

Special Low Prices on Staple Notions
Allover Human Hxif iassss - 10
s5c She'll Carved Hair Bsrrstts \ "a.
75c Fancy Gold Inlaid Barrettes $50
35c Daphne Hose Supporters ,-.1 &c
Basting Cotton. 500 yard spool Sic
Safety Pins. black enameed ....-.- &c
16c Tubular Shoe Laces, dozen Sc
SC Clear White Pearl Buttons .--...--- .... Sc
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-25

Hosiery and Vests
Women's Imported Isle Thread Hos
iery, all the newest shades of green.
violet, light blue, navy, lavender, gray
tans, and black. A rare chance to
purchase SOC hose at just half 9Sn
value AOV
Women's Summer Vests, fine Swiss
Lisle, silk plated with fancy lace
trimmed aid crocheted Jokes, full
silk tapped. These are regular Ola
Soc values, specially priced at 3OO
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
MRS. MAVERICK WINS
May Recover s52.s12 From Attorney
Errctrong BY Decree in Chan
eerY Court IN Virginia.

Richmond. Va. Fea f-in a ie
cree handed down n the chanceFy
court today. in the case II Baroness
Won R1aues against David Arm
st.onz. % lawyer in New York. act
linz as attorney f0- the baroness ami
.hs- a-=9c.a.az. ir-l1i.ng Mrs. Nay
.frlcf. So l- te.I trat while tfe law
Ser lI B1 Intentional wrong the
plaintiff shall proceed against him
% recover 2519I2. for which be
Failed t1 account ln making sales Of
tlr land rfoIEeI
TIE 5acrra allows 8 per cent in-
trrezt from SEPT .. 1889 The fe
cree also sets aside the deeIs I'd
1frs. MaghHck alf rer mother %
Armstrong for the Vireinla laHis ex
cost certain lands sold 70 former
.IIe1tCoy. 7 TaFler Ellison cf Eir
efr-a anil others wrIc1 were
t--eht before the fEne 0f the suit,
vlieh Ers MaFiucE lid not at
t-nIf to EaFe zet aside There are
ssil % b. hundreds of thousands q
aces 0I land involved
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
DEMOCRACY IN
ITS ASCENOENCY
BRYAN DELIVERS SPEECH IN
TAMPA - c o M NJ ENTS ON
UsURPATloN OF POWER BY
"ARISTOcRATlc PARTY.

Tampa, Fla, Feb i.-Spoaking 10
an immense throng of people from the
grand stand al the race track this af
ternoon William j. Bryan said h.
brought TO the Democrats Of the south
"a message of good cheer. that here
lis a steadily increasing sentiment that
makes for the growth Of the Demo.
cratic party in the United States
He commented upon the worldwide
spread Of Democracy as "one Of the
signs of the times. when the masses
would demand their rights Of the aris
tocratic class which is now using ev
cry effort to hold It's own against such
growth
Tie commented upon the usurpa.
tion Of power by the "aristocratic
party" the present administration,
the head OF which be referred TO as
RELOCATING to himself all the authori
It's Of a car in the manipulation OF
his high office. But the change is
surely if slowly coming he declared
and added that prospects were bright
er than ever for a Democratic victory
in 1912.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
HEBREW FOUND NO TROUBLE
m RETAINING HIS FEATHER
WEIGHT TITLE.
OTHER BOXING MATCHES
kIbane Gets Best Of White at
Akron, O.-Dempsey Gets De-
cision Over Rodgers
Knight Bests Kinney.

New Orleans. Ftp i@-Abe Atte.l
Of California, found no difficulty in
retaining the featherweight cham,
pionshlp when he met Eddie Kelley
Of New York, In a scheduled ten
round bout tonight.
Al the start Kelly assumed the ag-
gressiye, but was unable to admins
ter any effective punishment to At
tell. The aonors We're faily Well di-
vided until the sixth round when At
tell made his attack more vigorous
and lanied a number or lefts to both
face and body, ald gave Kelley the
worst Of it
In the seventh Attell sent Kelly
to the floor four times in quick sue.
cession and his seconds gave up the
fight
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05

INCIDENTALLY.

The Hoo-Hoo yell resounded in var
ious public places. and always was
greeted with a pleasant smile.
At the sessions yesterday p. T.
Lahgan saw 10 it that the cigars were
there.
Handsome blue silk badges with a
bundle Of shingles as a pendant. wera
numerous and conspicuous.
Every one who attended the open
ing session was requested 10 register
on entering the hall and was present
ed with badge. list Of active mem.
bers. and a pencil from ?. T. Langan's
establishment.
The present officers Of the associa-
tion are Z. NJ. Stotlar. Marion. presi.
dent. G. T. Wade. Farina. vice-presi
dent Chas ID. Han. SandOvaL secrc.
rytreasurer. The directors are the
president. AMI Henry Terry. Gore
Vile: T. 2 Lindsay Tilden: IS. 4
Kari. Flora: EdmHnd Goedde. r. 81
Louis. P. T Langan Cairo. Rober
Tate Rideway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
on ONLY BALLOT TAKEN YES.
TERDAY-sTRlNCCR ROSE
TO 73 VOTES.
AnJOURNMI nj Is TAKEN
5y Joirt Session till Noos1 Next Tues
day-R. .. Kirkpatrick, ard Sid
ney 3. Espey get Committee
Appointments.
Special 10 the Bull.tin:

Special 10 the Bullatin:
Springfield, u. r.. rno joint
session of the legislature took but
one ballot for United States Senator
tcday ana the adjourned until II
o'clock noon next Tuesday The bal.
lot resulted as follows:
Hopkins n, Foss 4, Shurt
left 2, stringer Is. House-IIopkins
a. Foss IA, Mason q shurtleff IA,
Lowden / Mckinley !, Sherman >
Calhoun j. Suinger 81. Total, Hop
Eins II, Fcss IS, Mason 3, shurtIeff
10, Lowdan /, Mckinley l. Sherman
2, Calhoun t. stringer n.
Speaker Shurtleff, when the house
recongencd this afternoon, announced
two Of tie most important committees
of that body, the appropriations com
mittce and the committee on judicial
appcrtionment
Il. D. kirkpatrick, ef the Tiftieh
district and Geo W English OF the Fit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
DAMAGING FLOODS
Sweep Sections Of cermsny-Msny
Lives Reported Lost and Rail-
roads Severely Crippled.

Berlin. Fob. Dispatches from
Eisanch. Coburn Dresden and Leip.
-ic report terrific odois and a nrm-
Der 81 fatalities A. Cnemnitz sew
raj lives were lost
At Bonn several hundred sheep
were drowned by the overnowlng q
.igers At HOizmmfe1 railroad
bridge was swept away At Heiig
austaIf Saxour. zoe electrical works
have been stopped by the fools
-daduays have been torn up and
-aiIwaFs service ceased
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
RACING DEALT
A VITAL BLOW
CALIFORNIA HAS PASSED sTRlN-
GENT ANTl-RhCE TRACK
oNBBLINo MEASURE Gov
ERNOR WILL SIGN IT.

Sacramento. Cal. Feb. t-Bacins
in California received a vital blow
when the senate today. % to passed
- WaIksrDtis auurace track gamb.
ling bin utch prohibits pool selling
book making or gambling ou hor-e
rarirg Violation is a felony punish
able ty Imprisonment in the p,nifeH-
tiarr and a heavy fine.
TIE bH having alreaIy passed TIE
assembly. r win row go to tha GOV
e-ns- fur his Eature. after Hh.ch e
uiU become a Jaw.
Governor GWe has sizliIei his
intention t0 =iza the measure 81 pass
"a tT bath tauzs
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
HITCH m BUcHANAN'S NEGoTiA-
TIC WITH VENEZUELAN
GOVERNMENT.
RESULT is IN DOUBT
Asphalt Company Viii Not Regard
Judgments of Venezuela Courts
and Latter Objects
Pa9ers Unsigned.

Caracas Venezuela, Saturday
January. 23-It was learned in Cara
cas- today that the protocol ,liawn
up BY W. l. Buchanan, American
81 cial commissioner sent here 10
effect a settlement Of the outstar i
Ing disputes between the United
States and VeneZIela and Gonzales
Guiuan Venezuelan foreign min 'ster
has been found unsatisfactory TO
Venezuela and wouLl not be sigaed
In its present form.
A hitcn has occurred over the casa
Of the New Pork and Bermudez
Asphalt company for the arrange
ment reached with regard to the ar
bitration OF ctr claims apparently
acceptable to Venezuela. The
pr 'lrCl provides only for the asbi-
t,ation of the Asphalt company's
claim against the Asphalt company.
The latter claim is based on the
judgments obtained against the com
pany In the courts of Venezuela for
several million dollars. ON the
grounds that the company hal nj
fulfilled the terms OF the Hanilt II
concession and that it took an active
part In Mato's revolution.
President Gomez and his calm
declined to accept such a compile te
disregard of the judgments of tic na-
tional courts, and unless the stat
department at Washington agrees
TO what Venezuela believes would be-
a fair basis for arbitration. 1t Is not
thought here that he negotiations
will result successfully.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
WILL NOT Be RESTORED
Captain Of Battleship Georgia Charged
With Orunkenness-court Mar.
tiai Finds Proof.

Gihaltar. Feb at Is Officially
understood that the court martial
which tried Capt Qual,rough. Of the
Georgia. for intOxication found tte
specification against Qualtrouh prov
ed. bat whether with eXteuuating cir
cumstances Is not known. although
this Is probably the case. Neverlhp-
less il Is believed that QualtrouEh viii
not b. restored 10 duty. bat that
Lieutenant Commander Kline will
take the Georgia home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
FOR
QUAKE VICTIMS
THAT AMOUNT HAS BEEN
RAISED BY VARIOUS OR
CARNATIONS - AMERICAN
RED CROSS GOT Ss4t,0O0.

Washington. Feb. Funds raised
by relief organizations for TIE
earthquake victims IN Italy have
reached S3,Gfl 900. this sum rapIe.
senting contributions which poure
in from all quarters through the
leading organizations.
This Information is based upon 4
message ofrm Ambassador Griseom
at Rome 10 Major General Davis.
chairman Of the central commit q
Of the American Red Cross
The relief fund is divided as fol
lows.
Italian government committee, s..
600 600.
Italian Red Cross. $500. 0.00o
American National Red Cross
S841 ,0d0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05

thanks in behalf Of the association for
the mayors hearty welcome He said
he felt somewhat uneasy at being en-
tfused with such a grave responsible
ity as guarding these great keys, and
will probably appoint a proper Gus
tcdian fer them armed to the teeth,
to insure their safety
Response.
I In his annual address to the asso.
citation President Stotlar congratu-
lated the members upon the prospect
ty of the last year, there being no
failures recorded for the retail lumber
trade Of Southern Illinois And he
predicted period of extraordinary
prosperity in the Immediate future.
because never before had the lumber
supply been SO short as now, and tAe
demand so great for all classes Of
lumber because of the activity in
house-building, railroad improve
ments, etc. There was no cause for
moping by lumbermen in view of this
building-up campaign. But the speak
'er urged his hearers to become active
in slit' policy 0f conservation which
President Roosevelt had inaugurated
with 50 much vigor The prospect OF
a timber famine in twenty years If
steps We're not taken 10 check the
enormous waste that has been going
on for many years. The Code OF
Ethics" received attention from Mr.
Stolar
Following the presidents address
the report of Chas W. Hail. of San.
doyal secretary-treasurer was heard
and then the committees were named
and there were addresses on various
subjects of interest to the trade. Tho
addresses on the program We're:
Relation Of the Retailer With the
Carpenter and Contractor"-Ed
Goedde, HDt St. Louis.
Paint and the Pure Paint Laws,
Ed Moore, Evansville, Ind
Adjustment of Insurance. A. c
Bensen, Chicago. Asst Sec'y Lum-
berman's Insurance Company
Points on the Lien Law"-John y
Stotlar, Carbonate
Last night. after a short executive
session, the entire body adjourned TO
the Cairo Opera House to witness the
athletic entertainment there, aud they
enjoyed it hugely.
Today's Program.
There will be a session beginning
at 10 o'clock this morning. at which
addresses will be delivered, but the
chief subject probably will be whoth.
er or not. the association shall adopt
the Code of Ethics which was adopted
at Minneapolis last June
This afternoon there will be n |
Round Table session on many sub
jects; and the meeting will conclude /
tonight with a grand demonstration !
by the Hoo-Hoo. with Vice-gerent Z. I
B. Eckhon in charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
FIDELITY co. rNsoLvENr.

New York. FEB. s-NiWin a Wai.
son. appointed by the suprehe court
as referee % take tastimCnE and r.
port GA the application q tfe fa-
delity Funding con-l1ay for TIE FcE
untary dissolution Of that ecrpofa-
ton filed q rsTsort tonight H
finds the corporation is insoive {
and recommends that Il - dissqifei-
The report shows assets s12ss - 7
total liabilities s7sfsl7.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05

propriations for the District Of
Columbia constituted the chief fea.
ture in the proceedings Of the SEN
ate today and when the senate adj
journed the reading OF only half Of
the bin hal been completed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
FRAT FensERs SUSPENDED.

Council Bluffs. ia. F,b. 4.-Seyen-
teen boys anI fourteen lrEis 81 the
fraternity societies were susptnle4
rcm the high school today They
refused 90 sign aniiarits resigHiHg
membership. This is the cnlmina-
tion % the accident 70 Tom Harvey
Who was seriously injured IN an
initiation into a frat December q.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
NAVAL OFFICERS SENTENCED

Kiei Feb. 4-Three Cf bis maies-
ty's navy yard officers were today
sentenced 90 terms % three years,
twenty mouths and six weeks impris-
onmant respectively, having been con
vicfef of embezzlement Il several
hundred thousand dollars Their pee
ulations extended over many years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
KNIGHT GETS DECISION.

Hot SPRINGS Ark F9W l-Phil
Knight of Leayenwortn, Kas, was
awarded the decision over Eddy
Kinney Of Chicago, tonight after the
fourth round when It was apparent
that Kinney nad been clearly beste !
in their scheduled twenty round
glove contest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05

tyfrst district are appointed mem.
hers of the committee on appropria
uDus. .ru,s Ah Crawford of the
EUnh district Is chairman Of the
soa.t.,e ca judicial apportionment
..I -.IU.y 81. L.ry Of the Fiftieth
d.a'.iat is another member OF the
committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
HEysusN GAINS sLIeHrLY.

Des Uorss. Feb s-W. p Heyhur
gained slightly ia fhe reel mt of Del
lofs In tt- Aruanose County c1nluet
I'd yes-rrlay af Cfnterviile in tte aln.
test oser TIE eiehfh district congre-
si0nal seat
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
12 ROUNDS, NO DECISION.

Akron, o. Feb. Johnny XII
bane of Cleveland, and Johnny
White of Akron, featnerweights,
boxed twelve rounds here tonight.
There was no decision but Kilbane
outpointed his opponent all the way,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
DEMPSEY WHIPS RODGERS.

Columbus Ohio, FEB. 4.--tieorgc
Dempsey got the decisiou over
George Rodgers in a six ,round box
ms match here tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
HOPKINS EEL oFF.

Springfield. Ill.,. Feb. i-ln the Sen
aiorial contest today Hopkus vote
dropped to a.. while that Of Striuger
GemoCraO rose 20 -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
PlMCHOT, HEAD OF BUREAU, ~
CUSEO OF SC1EMlNG FOR II
WILSON'S OFFICE. Y
is DEFENDED BY MANN
All Attempts to Amend Agricultural
Appropra atitns Bill FaiIedE
District Of Columbia
Bill in Senate.

Washington Fb. 4-Tho fer t
service got is annual drubing today,
criticisms against at coming pria,
eipaly from Smltn of California
cook CT Colorado, AMI Mondell Of
Wyoming all Of whom charged ex,
trayagance in the administration,
with the extorition Of money from
miners, farmers, and even the own
ers of bee-hiyes.
Cook attributed to Pinchot chi +
forester, the Interior motive Of
scheming for Secretly Wilson's seat
in the cabint. Both Pinchot and
The forest service were vigorously
defended by Mann Of Illinois, and
Weeks of Massafhuset,s
AuricuituraIE Appropriations
All attempts n amend the bin in
any important Rarticuag failed Its
consideration was. about two-thirls
completed wneF the house aI-
journed.
The reading of the bin making ap-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
aersnafsthsr Of Ths Trsde. :

one o. the prominent hEurfs q
eonrentiCn IS Mr. George W Hotch-
kiss Of Chicago. Who though on-y
seventy eight rear- voung styles him
self the -ersndfather q the trade ~
He has been erzaee3 in the lumbrr
business actively or relatively fer
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05
Washlngton. Feb. 1. 1909.

-. ~ GNl,t Governor of California:
What Is the umor that the Cali
fornia Legislature has passed a bin
excluding Japanese children from
the public schools This is the most
offensive bin Of an. and ia my iudg
ment is clearly unconstitutional and
We should at once have to test it in
the courts. Can It be stopped I'm the
legislature or by veto?
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Governor uIuet Immediately wired
a reply 10 the president and asked for
an answer al once. He refused to
discuss the nature Of the message to
Washington. but will make an CORES
pondence by wire public upon the re
ceipt of the presidents next telegram
ia possible.
Was Unexpected.
The passage Of the JauaBase
school Segregation bill today .Fas
entirely unexpected after the defeat
yesterday Of Drew's anti-afen bin
which was generally believed to fore
shallow the rejection Of all meas
ures aimed at the japanese The de-
feat today of two mere anti-Jspanese
bills adds TO the surprise 0ccasi0ueI
by the vote on the school segrega-
tion hiu
Immediately upon learning 81 the
asscmbiys action Governor GIIlet
called into conference Speaker stan
ton and the Republican leaIers Of
both houses. The latter Expressed
hope % stTl being af1a o. defeat lhe
measure il TIRE assembly. and uI-h
this riep AssembITrr Iesds ~
los Anerles. after the roll ear.
changed h-s vote from no - Fe
a1i gave notice that tomorrow BE-
would move TO reconsider the vote
Of Gs % 2s. by which rne bT1 vas
was uassel
Fierce ssttis VIII Result
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-05

Ccoaeiulsl ca Second PAssJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03
CENTRAL SCHOOL
WILL Be TAXED
TO CAPACITY


The capacity of the Central higl
school building as well ass the ware
schools VIII be- taxed TO the limit dur
ing the school term about to open ac-
'ordiug to superintendent u. " Ster-
ling of the city schools. who said yes
tcrday that there vii BE- at least 100
students IN tho eighth grade. and a
large registration IN The high school
department. The superintendent be-
lieves the enrolment throughout the
city viii show q big increase aud that
II VIII keep the school board busy to
take care OF the pupils. The fail term
commences september 49,
Tho wotk of assigning the teachers
To their respective grades and build
ings has not been completed but the
members of the force Will know their
assignments probably by the end Of
the week The annual %eatalog is now
in press ana viii be issued in d Few
The prospects are bright for
the most successful school year in the
history of the city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03
SOCIAL SEASON
PLANNED BY KNIGHTS


At am enthusiastic and larstlt r.
tended meeting of The knights of oH
umbus held in *. e.. hall last n
plans were mapped ont for "a mum.
of entertainments during the
preaching social season. Grand ka
J. A. Itrily appointed an rntcrta
ment committee consisting of Z
Wood. chairman; Frank A. McHH-
w r. Gilbert. j. ". PrestcI John !
Ticrn,y. and Victor SaiS Co take chs
of the social features %" the orean.l
tion for tho mex three months. II
likely that a Indies night. viii ID
given during the next two OF tHrr
weeks al which an the lady friends 81
IN, Knights will be entertained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03
rEsrIIlEs AFTER TOuH YEARS.

Carlisle Center, n y, 6. IS. Bur
hams, writes. About -four years ago
| wrote you that | had been entirely
cured of kidney trouble by taking two
bottles of Folcy's Kidney Remedy.
and after @ u years am again
pleased to state that I have never
had any return of those symptoms,
and | am evidently cured to stay
cured. FolcN's Kidney Remedy win
do the same for YOU. j. II O'RciUy
n CO..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-03

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