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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-15
THE CITY

Strangers IRE invited to visit tho exhibits OF
California products at the Chamber OF Conf
MERGE building, on Broadway, between First
and Second streets. where free information VIII
be given on all subjects pertaining 10 this SEQ
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-15

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any one
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction OF any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from the premises OF our
patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Flowers of all kinds for sale at 800
CASTELAR, street Best rosebuds at 25c
per dozen. Cut them while you wait.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-15

The Legal Aid society. at 232 N. Main, is
charitable organization maintained for the pur-
pose of aiding in legal matters those unable to
employ counsel. The society needs financial
assistance and seeks Information regarding
worthy cases. Phone Home F5203: Main 1866.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-15

You can buy IL. perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
place adveTtises.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-15

The Herald, like every other newspaper Is
nierepresented at times. particularly in cases
involving hotels theaters etc. The public Will
please take notice that every representative of
this paper is equipped with the proper creden-
tals, and more particularly equipped with
money with Which to pay his bills
THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-15
A Telephone Call
Is Not Always
Answered

Does a first insertion of a
want ad. ALWAYS get re-
sults?"
Does your party AL
WAYS answer your tele-
phone call?
The chances of a second
insertion of a want ad. be-
ing needed, and of a second
call over the phone being
required, are about equal.
In either case, IF NEED
ED, you should "try again"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22

meo De beoite @pmnaitittariis /
Sanmorf.
5 Sommerferien bar Sfolens 09.
rere .p9ret paa Goreoragsreiie ON.
firing / banffe areoie. Hrofesior
SornipIb, Der bar pRret tnpttet til
Sfolen iiben benS @runoIGegelie I
1895, bar iaaIeoes I @ar reiit | eta.
terne paa @eitfpiten. Soritanoeren
os nogIe al De sprige 2erere, Eaitor
@agner, Rrofesior GppeI % 2sit.
nant sasieriis bar reijt meuemita.
terne.
9aa @ranb 8ietp College eipes Der
De iir,ee 2eiIigbeo til at opstissibre
fig babe | Danif os gnself. Ser er
2eiliebeb til at itifte gefienotifob
meb ben beoite banife og engeIife
9iteratur.
SfoIen err ben banife Rirfes Gam.
funbsifoIe; oct er oerfor &irfenS
Iartb, Der raaber Der. Soritanoeren
bar Iagt bpert SoIb Gleper bet alpor.
Iigt paa Sinbe, at bet er frtitne oan.
tie W9nS % apinber, Der bar reiit
benne SfoIe, % of pi irtee, Tom far.
bes Der, maa buffe, at Ri feroes paa
4irfens @runb.
Spenb S6rgenen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22
lutheran Normal SdooL
eiunr Tulls, e. ..

lutheran 0ormal S6ooI begpnote
ben zoe September fit 21oe Gars
9irffombeo. 9 ibar MI SO Gleper,
oa bette faloer oi goo Ssgnirg for
oenne Sib of aaret; tbi Der er fin
TO gar SfoIens Siitorie, bpor Glen.
antaGet ON Soften bar p9ret itsrre.
grfaringen piIer, at mango unee,
iiar @utterne, life fan unbp9res
biemme iaa tiblig ON Soften iom peo
SfoIens 9~egpnbelie. men at mango
fonnner for at bore fun @intertcr'
miner. Ssor at iaabane fan faa mere
llobptte af fin SfoIegane, bar ri iaar
inobeIt SfoIeaaret foritieaig fra
bioiuotiI. Sitebenfor at bape tire Ger.
miner, bper 12 Tiger, bar pi MI 8
Tiger | Ssitterminen oe @aartermi.
men, mebens 9interterminen parer |
Is Tiger. Sintertermtnen begpnoer
iaar Den 9be Gopember 90 ilutter Den
23oe Warts. 9e, iom penter at gaa
paa Sfole siennem ginteren, buroe
tunSe unopares bientnre belle Seuue
Sort. paa Sioe 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22
lutberife SsiifoIer | SrrbeIesbeb fra
Maoiion RormaIfoIe.
Lutheran ladies' Seminary,
Red Wing, Mimi.

Still another school year has come
around and once more have we well
coined to our institution a large num-
Der OF young ladies, the largest number
in the history of the school. Our Sc
minary is gaining an ever increasing
circle of acquaintance in the many
Lutheran homes, in which there are
daughters to be educated. So many
advantages are offered in the very ex-
tensive courses outlined in our annual
catalog, that in no wise are we behind
schools of similar character. Christian
parents desire to place their daughters
under Christian influences. Our aim Is
to keep the Word of God, at all times,
before our students, who make their
home with as. They are taught that obe-
dience to his Word is the FIRST pre- requi-
site of a happy and successful life.
About $50 girls have been enrolled.
Truly such a showing is encouraging
to the men, who by such self sacrifice
have built up this school to it's present
splendid proportions. Last year we
completed and dedicated the new Music
Hall, believing that this would for
many years to come, relieve the con-
gestion in the Old Main. However at.
ter but one year, we are again confronted
by the old question: "How shall we
provide room for the girls?" Where and
how shall we find the means to build an
additional d%ormitory? Where can we
find men Of wealth who are willing to
sacrifice something in behalf of woman's
higher education?
To meet the demand for more pianos,
o~ccasioned by this increase in attendance,
the Board has traded in all the old pia-
nos and replaced them with new Kim
ball pianos, SC that at present there are
between forty and fifty pianos in daily
use. A new Kimball Grand has been
put in the Chapel.
Professor Kaasa, who spent the last
semester in Oregon and Washington for
the purpose OF recovering from an attack
Of rheumatism, has returned and is again
in charge OF the Department of Norwe-
gian and History. Professor H. c. E.
Schmidt who tor a number of years had
charge of the work in German has re-
sign and Professor ]. c. Anderson has
taken his place, while Professor Sven.
son has taken Professor Andersons
place in the Department of Philosophy
and Pedagogics. Several changes have
also been made in the Musical Depart.
ments. Miss Minnie Swanson, the new
Matron, is also first assistant to Pro.
lessor Lankandt.
On Monday Evening October 4th, the
Faculty gave a reception to the new
students. A very interesting program
was rendered by the ladies in the faculty
after which refreshments were served to
the students, the members of the Board
and invited guests. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22
9ntberan Normal Sdool,
Iaoiioh, @is.

2utberan Rormal S6ooI bar nh
begpnbt fit 1Sbe SfoIeaar meo oct
Itsrite IntaI gIeper / SfoIens 81.
itorte.
0enne SfoIe bar saaet ieont frem.
ao De iioite 9lar. Sette ifplbes en-
i9rlig bpetig 9eitprer og bpstise
29rere, men | enbnu bsiere 8rao
bette, at ben Soreneoe airfes Menie.
beber / @ierning Tom / Sro bar to.
get oen paa fine iterfe Iooerarme og
bepileet oct fornsone til bens Drift,
os = bpao Der er al ilIise itsrre Sc.
tpbning enbba - | sgenoe 8rab be.
troet lin esen baabefuloe llnsbom,
8lomiten al tit eget Seq, | bens
@aret9gt. 90 peo bagIist Samo9r
og Samarbeibe meb benne fore
ungbomsflof bill man let bIipe bar,
at ben life beitaar al iaabanne, iom
err fommen iammen bare FOR Woro
Sfplo", men for peo ieprt, ibGrbigt
arbeioe UNDER 0petig oe f~oritaaelies.
fulb @eiIeonins at ubpifle fine @p.
ner % iamle oct Sonb Of &r,ubffa.
Der, iom err nsopenbist for ienere |
2ipet at furne fpIbe fin Stiaine Tom
TeIigionsI9rer. Sbi oct er Sfolens
Ipecielle RaaI at uboanne De lirtee
til oenne @iernine, iom iammen meo
9reitens slrbeibe bill bore og bIi al
aieisren6e getponine for Den luther.
ffe airfes Stilins og llopiflins Der
| bette 2ano. $. o..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22
Ge forFieQiae fsoreninaer er en0.

9e forfieiIiee Goreninser er enb.
mi lite TONNE rigtis igane. So, ben
forbereoen6e MfbcSrgs Screening,
"Sbin" fables ben, bar beepnot fiji
grbeioe. Der faar Me0Iemmerne
lite iaa Iiben gbeIie. $pegeIis bar
be bet osiaa, for bper Sorenins bar
gierne ct aor, ct Srfeiter eIer en-
esen "8ano".
Oct fortRles ON en-, iom bapbe
saaet isiennem 2utber College, at
ban ffaI babe iast, at bet beoite ban
baboe Iart peb 2utber College, bet
bar, at ban bapbe I9rt at arbeioe.
Sg bet er ianbt, bet er gobt at bane
I9rt bet. Den, iom life l9rer bet,
bar Iiben Wptte al, bpab anbet ban
lIerer. Oct er arbeibe, iom ifal til
beb SfoIen Tom ube | 2inet. Oct er
Cubs Srben. 90 ba gaar bet os.
iaa iaa, at enten en- fan meset eGer
Tibet, raar ban fomrner IND pad Sfo.
len, arbeiber ban, iaa tan ban noeet,
rtaar ban guar ub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22
Granb @iem college,
9es Muiues, Soma.


Ser''e Suooer oe9pnoleS Oct al'
ler Der Ell mn Sloleoar' % uh9e
gfelll'e'ter fotteoes '9leh poa peH
ouflIe S'rles Sloie, Sel TT iuh8'
oetS ira, al 1lere az SIeoetne er roH''
men. Selt noe ira Se''fpl'en' ia en-
oo8 IRA Sofli'ort' ct Der I Iat our
met en- elltelt eleo olretfe III $40
len. Stoleooret CT oelt TIE SetTll'
l'er. MISREPRESENTATION ira I've VI
foper III sue gFooenloet' %illtetter'
lllIlen ira LIE Secelnoer III l9oe
Warts o9 0orooraterill''el ira looe
Warts III 3lfe gtot'
Yer or I aar morteIof 1~orpoloSotS
mango eleoer. 6orltonoeren par
nlooto9et mollae 0ore'pergSler, lao
Der or ltor llolt9t I'll, at STOLEN ITO
It9 oil olloe lpIot. &et bar ter NGnof,
at STOLEN life bar funnel rlInlnle
ale gleocrtle oB rogle bar moattet
DO roenlor stolen Yet oil oerfor
rare paa Eloe at ii19e 6olt. lonl
c0tcr at TONNE Der I'll @'nterltolen,
Inoneloer ia. SplpSl1in9er on9oa'
enoe StoIen oil oIttO turne faces Dos
Uorltanoeren.
6orlIoen TorItonoeren En'tor ..
Rorocntott hor SfoIen 8 fa'te SG'
rerc. &c2lloen oirter Der 2 SGrere
ca o STrerinNer Tom SimeI9rere.
StonrineIGrer 6ronf ira Siebenbann,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22

Seq bar for en- SiS iiSeu moStaaet
"Secorabsp citer"s ubttiee % perbifuIse
Rremie, RapneitsrpeIen. Som grrmie
letter ieg ben fuIot iaa bsit Tom De
ei9neie Yrrmiebsaer. oa ben babe er
meset npttie 90 biz bare en- 2epealSsr.
Satl IeS mesen GsteIie q
9. u. NeIion,
M era Sort 8aniom. %. Sat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22
SmnnnDt.

Sire bunoreoe og tolp gleper.
Gen Cite Iopember ifal feires. ga.
Itorerne S. g. Hasmusien, 80. Seg9e
% $. 9. &ilbobl er blet anmooct
ON of boIbe Caller for Inlebningen.
Oct ontages, at WisiionGr Stolee
fommer til at pr9oife | aupelet ben
Zoe. Ianoag ben Soc ifal aIumni'
iorenineen boIbe Wsbe for at for
baubIe ON DC Sing, iom ifal tiene til
oereS glua Woters 9ebite.
Eoitcr g. O. Beterion er MI paa
Geiier / Wenigbeoerne for of iamle
mo 9enge til en- M 9irfe | Iortb-
fielb. Gen gnmle Strife er flor NOT
til at ri,mme Tenigbeben Der; men
naar St,ibenterne fommer, bIir ben
aItfor liber. Rp Strife tranges ser.
for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22
Tuc GIcucr.

TreibmanfIa5ien bar nmtrcnt 60
WeoIcmmer. : SEN fnoeS I ira
@nIoorf, 8 ira FIeaiont Gicp, Z ira
augiitnno College, I fro Nouqc5
Seminorilm og 40 fra Sc oiicrtiigc
SsiifoIer / DC uorboeitIioc Stater.
Ssiifolegrnouentcrrc ubGier oItiua
oen iterIte Gel ui sem, ION fgmmcr
mo / Coueget. autouet Diier, az Ct.
Slaf bunoIebe oiieIiQt, mar SET be.
fluttcbe iig til at oiere TorOriracrnc
for SrStrpoelie / GoneQcoiNeIinarn
Be iamme, iom llniocrijteternc frU.
Der. lluiuerfitetet freezer ncmIi8 IS
SeiIfoIe CREDITS, set hil itae, en-
Shloent mon for at fomue in0 pad
llntnerittetet bare bcItanet @ramen /
Is Sag, "a hpert Sag moo iunre iii
SO Tigers &rbcioe 4 elmer ON llqcr.
Pile bisie Sag moa bare SgiifoIe.
fag, life Sag / "SroSes", inaiorl
Gritbmetif, @rnmmattf, @eograii,
SpiioIosi % 6orenebe Staters 81.
'torie, nbtoaen hoao man tuIocr
"ierior ituoies". Scr at tomme in6
pan llniperiitetet ma nan Bare bapt
a aar GugeIif, 3 9tur Matematit
az Spiiolosi, 11a gOtanif). 9 aar
Satin . Spit 1 Spiif / Semi 70
SpiioIosi p @otmit, 70 Sp.
iiografi eler / eder 70 @or SiItcrie
eaer noset t~iIiporen6e, 81. SIaf fra.
Der mn Ogfan noset liguenbe fra Shi.
benter, icm piI tnb | Goleseaioelin.
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22

SsIganoe Statiitif fan bore al
Snteresie. 9e npe GIeper er fra fsl.
genoe Stater: Minneiota II; @is.
coniin 10; 9. Dat. 10; Soma II; q.
Tafpta z; SninoiS 5; Montana 2;
@aibineton 90 @efp Sampibire bper
1. 9esuoen er Der osiaa npe Gle.
Der fra Canada % Rorse.
@eo Senipn til 2ipsitiainger, Tom
Sc npe Shibenters S9ore bar, finoer
ri isIeenbe Gal: 45 Sarmere, "a
aisbm9no, If Rreiter, 8 @auferer,
4 9Grere, 3 Snebe, 2 Wsllebpesere,
I Goitbuo, 1 gogtrpffer, / Boitme.
tier, 1 Slueter, 2 Snrmaceuter, 1
CONNER, / S9lemager, 1 @rube.
arbeioer, 1 Sneofer, / Waifiuiit %
1 S~teubugger.
Sclgeroe Ireiter bar feIsenbe SIN.
tai &onfirmanoer bIanbt De me Gle.
per: Iait. u. gfiteoaI A, Baitor
Gliasion 3, 9aitorerne SiIian, 8rep.
er, 8. s. See, q. g. &leper, &. G.
Sbompior, SetIie, .. Sbefpelano,
SiIe oe Selge Ssperitab 2 bper; ga.
itorerne SfinoIop, .. 81. 8eree,
airfbaf, 0eStoebt, Siminbion, q.
IoSmlsien, Ssmlnb Sobnion, g..
GuIbranoien Solem S. 8. Sou9en,
2ocfrem, @reuninsen, @~aarbsmoe,
gfeIanS, @espig, Stenberg, 9. 81.
len, Soil SrsiInno, Reinertien, 8. 81.
@u, 6. 6. 6pIline, Saoum, q. G.
Gricfion, Sartmnn, gierfe, Ias.
eadro, 9enicn, aubol, Spe, SPORT
oas, 8. $. 2iino, GbriItianien, SoIte,
6. 3. Sofitob, Woe, s. 8. Sielo.
itab, @tsrn og 2sfensgaaro bper 1.
anbre er fonfrmerct | Roree eler
al Greiter / andre Samfino. en- er
fonfirmeret al oen epiifopaIe giifop
gbinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-22
SnbHbttelie.

SsIgenbe bar itoite CONNER, melt
for SfoIens SfpIb, iIpttet inc /
gsortbfieIo: 6. g. graaten fra grp-
ont, 9. O.; q. 8. Sacobs fra Rice.
bile, Soma (tiolieere Rt. Soreb,
@iS.); Mtrs. Gina Senoerion fra
0ortbmoob, Sa. 0enoes TO 9srn
og Miaie irefpenterer Sfo'
LEM; Iaitor q. Gfiteoal fra Sertile,
Mlim.; g. 6. 2ange fra Gorter,
8. Gamble fra Sitranber,
Wtinn., bar fjebt Wrs. 9ropns Sus
paa 2incoln Street % ifal flptte inc
/ set | en- nGr Sremtio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-01

and as yol
new Wall PA
g make the !:
necessary adj
re and after
S a plenty in
.riety and m
ms. Ii is a
Sc of direct !
Dr;,,oe TL,o4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-01
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF,
FRANCHISE.

TO Whom 1t May Concern
Notice is hereby given that the, un.
dcrslgncd. The Horror Gaylord Com.
pai'y. corporation, vii, make appli-
cation in writing 10 the Council Of
the City OF clarssssppg, West Viz
smia. at it's regular meeting on Fri.
dag, the sOtl day Of April, 1909, to
grant TO the said The HornOr Gaylord
Company. It's successors and assigns.
u franchise 70 lay construct and
maintain across over and upon Balti-
more Street Of said City. near the In
tersccuon OF said Street with North
Sixth Street, railroad track 10 be
used as siding connected with the
tracks of the baltimore & Ohio Raii-
road companF,
Notice is further given that said
application in writing wps filed with
the Clerk Of sud City on this day, and
that this noticeeYfll be published for
ia.perIod OF thirty days beginning on
this date and ending on April sOth.
1903. as required by law.
Dated March II, 1858. ~
THE HoRNoR GAYLORD
COMPANY.
BY c. A, FtoRNoR. President!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-01
.Lcsa ,5l

At the Baptist parsonage Nednes-
day evening d $3.50 o'clock in the
presence Of q flew relatives and
friends. Mr.! 1aInessis. Harris and Miss
Mabel Gl LeacAsnan were united in
marriage hy the Rev. BIZ STEELE Of
the BaptEktschirch
Mr.. Harris rs an. efficient clerk at
Highland Bros. s. Cores, shoe store
on Third street and an excellent
young business man with host of
friends.
Mrs Harris Il o daughter of Mr.
ana Airs. Charles 7. Leachman of the
Monticello addition TO the city and.
Is an attractive and popular young
Indy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-01
.TNa patty, D. d. d. N.

VI ~ 80 800
illie Daniel loaylssou chapter 81 the
2 Daughters Of the An1eric.tn Rcf6Iu-
ton win give u colonial tea tliis eyen-
Inc; IN the former home 81 AIRS. Mary
q: Con, 40s West Pike street, from
TO e, O'clock IT Is hoped there
WIN lie large attendance Of guests.
rs IL Is the first social event the
chapter has given since MS crgaliIza-
lion ana the apshtera=want II "a, be
q SUCCESS as q reception. A silver
offerins would be most acceptable to
the chapter as II IS DESTROYS OF re-
storing and beautitying the old bury
Ing ground which Is located on Main.
street ana which has been used for
that purpose for over 100 years, q
fitting resting place for the pioneers
OF Harrison county
A beautiful program Of. music OF
We olden Thyme win he rendered
during the reception. Young girls IN.
dainty colonial costumes viii assist
In serving refreshments and the wo-
meaof the chapter assisted BY several
Of the Sons Of the Revolution, VIII
form receiving line and win make
each guest most welcome.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-01
Entertain Wedding Parry.

The marriage of Miss Rosa:ie
Leslie Wheat to Mr.. j. Townsend
Burwell, OF wildwood. Va. will oc
quietly solenlnized this evening, and
today Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Al
cxander entertained at beautifully
appointed one O'Clock luncheon the
wedding party ndTonly the out Of
town guests. American eeau!y
roses. smllax and ferns were used
for the floral decorations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-01
Annual sale.

The women OF Christ Episcopal
church will hold their annual apron
and candy sale in the parish house OF
tho church tomorrow afternoon and
evening". Ten and waters win lie
served. Every one will he welcome.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-01
snor nI.INGs on.

In the RInsafnon development,
Eagle district, this county. the South
Penn oil company drilled Its test on
the I. J. storney farm through the
Gordon and found 1t barren 1t was
then given d, shot tn,tlle 90 foot sand
ar.d.is producing fifteen barrels a day.
m; " Ford, Six 4Wheellng, was
here Thursday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-01

go over the house you'll see
er for Some room or hall. New
pine more attractive we invite
inets to home adornment
'lewing the widest variety the
he new weayes, colorings and
Isr beautiful patterns Wall
let that you will find here as
lying from manufacturers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02
WILL PICK TEAM TO
PLAY LAS VEGAS
MILITIA
Meeting Of Local
Company of National Guard
Tonight to Select Basket Ball
Material,

All members OF Company G of the
First regiment, New Mexico National
guard. who are Interested in the sub
iect of baseball and especially in the
matter of licking a team from Com
uauN II of Las Vegas, are requested
by Manager Stanley Kblis of the team
to show up at the armory tonight for
practice.
From the best material in the COM
pany Il star aggregation of basketball
players will be picked to defeat the
Las Vegas bunch, who have thrown
down the gauntlet, the latter being
Immediately picked up by the local
Guardsmcn. Mr.. Kalis believes there
are enough fast men in the company
to make the Las Vegas boys look like
tin soldiers on a forced march, or
words to that effect. The following
notice is also given out by Captain
Wickham of Company G.:
Attention, Company G: Regular drill
at the armory at s y. m. All mem
beers are urgently requested to attend
as matters of importance will be dis
cussed. The time for mastering in is
at hand ana every man should show
mp in order that we may know exact
~ how we stand.
GEORGE e. WICKHAM. captain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02
ESTANC|A VALLEY
MAN DOING WELL
IN COLORADO
F. g. Carpenter of Montrose
Lambs 1900 From 1000
Ewes on Northern Ranges;
Remarkable Record.

f G Carpenter. until a year ago
a ranchman and sheep owner in the
Estancta valley and one of the first
men 10 come to that section. was in
the city yesterday from Montrosc.
Colo. whore he is now In the sheep
raising business. Mr. carpenter who
has many old friends in this section
"a that he has ben carrying 1000
ewes on his range near Montrost this
year and saved 1899 lambs from the
flock. This comes prettN near being a
record. The condition for sheep
raising MP there are the best | have
eVcr seen said AIR. Carpenter ycstcr-
II took are of the whole 1000
sheep during the season with the as
s%istancc of only two horders. In the
three hcrdcrs are able to take
of two big bands of sheep with
MT. Carpenter LEFT last night for
willard. y. NJ, on business matters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02
B|SPHAM'S SUCCESS
ACHIEVED ONLY BY
HARD WORK
Holds Record UneQuaIIed byI
Any Singer Now Before Pub
Uc," Says Eminent Musical
Authority,

Now that the course OF musical at
fractions is assured here, great inter-
cst is centering ia the coming David
Rispham. whose recital Thursday
night. Nov. llth. is the first event On
the Elks' theater music curse.
Tho carer of David Bispham. the
well known baritone shows what in
de|fatigable work ana q faith in self
can accomplish. several Wen known
masters sought To dissuade the singer
from entering a professional career,
hut nevertheless he went %dagse0iy
ahead. WORKING. prarticing, until the
sought-for end was accomplished 10
day no American singer has scored
greater artistic success.
'IIe holds a record Of achievement
~uneQualed by amy singer now before
the public declares an eastern must
cal writer. lie has commanded uni
vcrsal praise alike IN oratorio, in OPP
era. and in song recital; and the char
acter or his programs reveals the high
standard from which hc never des-
ccuds.'
For ten successive seasons. Bispham
WAS a member of the Royal opera
company singing each summer at Con
vent Garden. London; while FOR ecV-.
eral years hr WAS a member Of tn
Metropolitan Opera company, New
York. His repertoire includes neailN
fifty operate roles in English. French
aud Italian. liz was tile first
to sing the part Of Falstan Ia Eng
land, where he appeared with Verbs
original east from Ia Scala. Milan.
This singer than whom no greater
could have ben selected to open
"A course Of high class music. is a fait
example of the treat ina store for tho
pcnple on this city. II les slncctely Z,
hoped that the course viii De Civ
adequate support. as only Ia that
event can the music lovers and thC
generally expect artists Of such
worldwide fame to devote time to the
musical welfare OF u people.
4 community that shows it's fond |
ness for music of THIS order, Is q olu |
nunity IN which win De found a poo
pie of high purpose along every line
IF science. literature and The arts and
il has ben shown beyond amy doubt
hat such a city has advanced IN many |
more material ways.
Bear ia mind that u season ticket
Tor this course. besides giving the first
.holcc Of seats, Will save one-haf it-
.ust in singh admissions and that
are on sale Nov ith to NoN. 9th,
tho really ridiculous prize OF five
loilars for The three events and which
,rico IL would Dee difficult To- duplicate
.nNNhorc iu the country Season tick-
- ps u.et ne ffrltta tor tht. EE-Bhnm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02

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October Treasury statement.

Washington, Nov. IA wording
balance in the treasury offices, much
the same as month ago, a little less
than $3l ,000, 900. a balance in the
general fund of $50, 1903, 07S, or APP
p~roximately SO, 600. 600 less thar n
month ago, the ordinary disbursc-
ments over running the ordinary re-
ceipts by S1,923,s95, and an aggre-
gate debt which decreased ~S395.544,
are some of the features shown by
today's treasury statements for Octo-
her. Treasury officials said the stu
alton was gratifying. The customs
booming.