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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

San Francisco. - According TO
the figures submitted by the hotel
Keepers, more than 100. 900 visitors
are In San Francisco today, ready
Tor the opening Of the Portola fes-
uval tomorrow.
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TAT SPEAKS
IN SHADOW Of
FAMED ALAMO
Historic Spot in Texas
History Crowded to
Listen to Speech of the
President.


SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oct, is
The heroism OF Texas Of the past
and the pluck % those who today
are fighting their battle against.
almost lnsurmountable obstacles Of
climate and soil was the suhiee,
OF an address delivered at noon to
day hy President Taft In the
shadow OF the famous Alamo. The
space IN front OF the historic build
ing was thronged with a crowd
that filled the square After the
meeting. TAFT rode % Fort sam
Houston. where he held a brief re
ception and reviewed the troops
stationed at the post
OF TO the Ranch.
AZ esi5 p. m. the president left
San Antonio for Kennedy aud Cor
pus Christi. where he II due AZ $40
D. m. and s:O5 D. m, respectively.
When the president reaches Cor
pus Christi he viii find a convey
ance awaiting 20 take him % the
ranch OF his brother, Charles y.
Taft. which Is located few miles
out Of town, Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday and nearly all OF
Friday viii be spent By President
Taft at the ranch. and Il Is his In.
tention to gain while there a com.
plete rest
The last few days have been un.
usually strenuous. and the hard
work coupled with hard travelling
and the heat. which has been In
tense. have well nigh tagged him
out.
The four days rest. II II thought.
will freshen him up wonderfully
and when be leaves Corpus Christi
at 7.2s D. m. Friday. he expects TO
be In first rate physical and mental
condition.
Hears From Wife.
The good reports that the presi-
dent has been receiving from Mrs
Taft within the last few DAYS have
pleased him immensely. Yesterday
he got a telegram from her az the
White House. saying that she had
made the trip 10 Washington from
Beverly quite comfortably and that
she had felt so well that she attend.
ed church with her brother-ln-law.
Prof Moore
No matter how busy the president
has been on this trip. he has written
long letters 10 Mrs. Taft almost
daily. On days that he has been
unable to write letters he has sent
her kilograms. and not a day has
gone By without brir ging to him.
from Mrs. Moore or Or. Delaney,
the latest news OF her condition.
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Washington. Wilbur Wright
In resuming bis instructions to the
signal corps today. made three
nights totalIng IS minutes.
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West Side Heights

West Side Heights
Fif,y feot lots fos Itea upi easy terms.
tnaEnlfiesmt afaw, and r~gnHsn Der, " WI
shsn sisaaei i Completed Taks west
psntfis cas Or ferry Ret of az West
chadssioa offiss On ground
n ". HUTCHINSON.
Exclusive Agsnl
..HoMn. SWEET HONE
NEW s-nooM HrNGALow iafFr nv.
inE Fonm ulfh beautiful aia-fashipncd
fnttifsfaue fireplace beam ceilings puich
spsciops eefanfA. HOME ~ every
niurrnf s3au ~ sauna ard mountains.
splendid location tmo hintk fram Faunt.
isfnY ears oWHrg called away desifes
qnirk sale. price for Few favs ~ sahs
feftnh CaHnr fa fha office aud Hse ph0fuA
NuuERT MALTHf.
sif-aae-szl Alaska building.
ron SALE NY OWNER
Ncp. modern ssfnufu cottage. one block
from assured ear iinr. 81 see Address
GOES slkih as. W. phnne &prth lsaa.
~ you are Roinr back to New York
state eau and zee me. .e27 ". tkth -.
ballard
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
SASH AND DOOR BARGAINS
Cross rarel doors for staining. 81 ~
cross panel deere Cor siAlnine 80. 81 80
Cottage ffent doors. only ......... .13el
our iiaiy front door. Eiaas frem top 20
hNAARNRs @Hta aHaaH ~ W
The New Deer
Craftsman or mission doufr snsi the kind
for tuHealeNA only ti.te PER door
House Paint
Williams ooia seal rain.-
l-Ealtpn cans pr gallon. ........ ti.ee
t-Eaiiun cans prr salon. ........ 80
whsfo uniii sou get or prices We have
cur uwu mill and have only one price.
You can buy from us and save the mid
SEND fef eaiaiosus. mailed free. post
paid. without charge
O. a. WILLIAMS Co.
Seattle. Wn-
80 sample suite tifta Tracie. Room
ioV TraderF indr. sots Third. IT
Fiim Tor sale one cent per foot AZ.
dress lis care star -is-ias
Rabbis ana preons for sale. is2a
Ninth W -te-is
For sale Young brown teEhnrn chick
ems Phone ballard ioot -ie-a9
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
------a-
We make = speciality 81 exchange
Have been in the business years Know
how 20 handle trades therefore can en-
change what you have for what you
want
SEATTLE n r EXCHANGE.
Suite Z, iio Cherry 81 LII
Ninc rooms furnished, fer sale or eN-
rent. close ia. II g, care star. --iG-le
FOR sALE-FuRNtTURE.
Bags a Garrett eis and cal Pine at.
On side street. small expense We sell
for less III
six. room fiat new furniture SEAS
II taken Al once 1905 Terry av a
1880 -iG-iS
a snap Furniture OF T-room flat Ter
sale. rent &ab can iSio Terry av
--IA-2t-N
FER safe cheap. Phone Green 3NG5 H~lN-gQ
LIVESTOCK.
The Manly boarding and sale Stables
Horses hired ZOE all purposes by dRy
or week s1oa Western avenue rhoneA
Main aq6G. Ind. iSaa
WANTED TO BUY-FuRNITURE.
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South End Activity

JACKSON. WELLER LANE AND
MAIN SITS
aexatQxifo. Ninth and Jackson. Price
fizb.oan Terms
ieext7e. KinF ct between i1th aud
i4th Price fiatop Terms
teoeieo. Lane a.. between 1gth and
itth. Price fseeo Terms
soxieQ. $50 feet from ian and Jack
son Price if5oo Terms
seSfIo. Weller st. near leth Price
tsfae Terms
tosiea. Main at. near i5th. Price
- ooe Terms
The ncsr completion ~ the South Bind
improvements preredes strong and
vigorous trHdlng market
The properties mentioned above are
all priced on their present uonprodurtiYc
condition. ~ you are in the market for
good bay jn his district Investigate
these offerings ~ sou wish Go sell your
properties located Ia the South End call
on us az once
GnlFFfTH co. INC. ALASKA nLDo.
Main 70h2 Ind 1855
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DEATH NOTICES.

saiiltRn Evaline suiiiFau. e. Oct IT.
s6sfmss = sssrman. %. oc, IS. isss
ohers-Aaua obssx 81. oct IL. ssn
chargSw churra. ). oe, ~ sss "
Nsllsrman e Ksllsrman. rs. ost
is 10 this city
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
TTTTERwoRTH sos frvss..soasl
Directors ard f4rsnsed ElntAifnsfA 1851
les. opp. Moore Thassrs. Both pnonss 80
johnson & Hsrnlissa. anass,aEass ftsT
FIRST AZ Phones Main tTigi inA flt
porncv. watsou Co. Fun~rui pissctstt
Third ~ and univsrsiiy both phones 10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL notice
CLEAN TME gHfMNEYs NOW
We knuN haw 20 DO o. That's WhF
se'fe miwnvs ~ busy Moderate rtlFms
BISHOP CHIMNEY SWEEPING co,
q G. Miles ard f1per is-ae.E
fssading naaeins Academy. fssh aad
Jaefson Glasses for nrss secs 70
DAY evenings xass fsii
fattis.s school Of Dancing Glasses and
private tfNNNE6 AHatRNt mag FAtANA ann
lanes NJ s5a3. III
AM THE MAN. No flies IN pour
houss with my screens Randall am
carpenter. Both phoEss
LOST AND FOUND.
------------ ---------- - --------~---- -
fusT--A JEWELED FRATERNITY
rIN. Pm SIGMA KAPPA FRIDAY
NIGHT REWARD "a YDENg
as BROADWAY NORTH PHONE
EAST 'osg l9-le
Lost Sunday afternoon. on Easiiake
car or on street leading 20 entrance
20 exposition. small neck fnr Please
return 10 ~ The Rainier. Fifth Az
-~1s-H
I.OsT-~At foot ~ rny streak aatnr-
dmF night black lsather hand haE with
tickets and papers Phone a 1870 Re
ward LIS
LOsT-sman camera at A-Y-r r.
grounds saturday g. reward Phone
East 1885 --Is-ia
t.ost--At the exposition grounds. a
purse containing passes % Portland. re-
ward Phone East 1875
Between tsth ana ifih on y Prospect
- gold initiated brooch last Friday
night East 1fes. -fe-tf
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star canaet guarantee az
euruey or assume r~.ponstetlitx
tor errors OF any kiud scearsaeE
In teiephosed advertisements.
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.sIruArfoNs WANTED"
-sttuations Wanted adNsr-
tinements both male and female
half . cent = word
-HEIP wANrED'
Advertisement both Male and
Female,
One Crnt q Word.
Minimum Charge for Any AZ, snr
Ads under all other naadiuss
cents per ilne. Six words
counted 70 each lire. when
cha xcd 10 account. actual mum.
her 81 lines ~ SGT viii be count
-. seven insertions made Tor
the price ~ six. when cash u
paid All enp iines VIII be eonat-
ed "a two lines
To ApyERTIsEns.
Classification cannot be given
after ~ o'clock daily.
uAfI.AnD AGENCY -- p. IL
Mn'len. 3tvs Ballard av., orp
CITY Hall Phone, ballard aes.
MAIN OFFIck.--Srvanth as-.
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. sti.
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GROCERY STORIES
tekNmNnua location. opposite srhsni
ilstHH FunHn
see ur inFniee corner tncafiuns cid
established cash iFahs. rent sac alth
tie nice lifinF raoms
ANaH ~ inFuiFe. NeFW desirable inHaa
,inH ln best ueishbnfhsad rent only ga
Aiih tw0 ittnF fa@ms
81 see 81 iuNnins Sid established naf=
neF ianafinn. sales tee HNF DAY. mostly
rAah. moaafu fistafea. siafh hufsr ard
RNan aha fIstufsa a. invoice
tE.qaen-HturN team ana wagon ard
Hktufas az Invoice khasi fhfs pfiFr. fiha
location SALES average uerl tfea 30
HAF TITS ir ere ~ tha hest stores -
thn eiaS
Me AFp headquarters f9f ErprrT9 sfMFsa
NTEHFMtAN MNHfSEAN EXCHANGE,
oia EstAbflshsA sAR WAiksf liaN
~~te-tN
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Hoods Canal
Notice to Dairymen

WeFe is ssetian g iaaa mhsfs tou
can hTeF ffum e. head - snus
q rBtubsf - rias rhirkrns sd turhsFs
aH Gee aFfa fhe rrof faUnH Nan ran
prpdart eHsffthing y8a need on this
lAnA AeFH wH1ef Than Faa cAa uRe
WailfHad tHf@#sh trart rfnsa e. iafge
riiy al eissfrd ard is1el. vstp cheap
Eefsaa aakg
FHEaNu fHHfukTEn FARMS 60
ssf gfnte HiaE -tf.tf
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DON'T BE LONESOME - Tnferstats
Introducing Society. for respectable peo-
pie. only reliable marriage matrimonial
agency. Many wealthy members Per-
nal infroducti0nE Hours mornings to
evenings, Sundays included. Bcfo-
Der paper roc. Box ISL, Seattle, wash
.ngton office. fz-4s Vendome Hotel
1918 First av. III
a good business man Win neW store
and goods ana doing "a nice business h.
looking FOR nice hrugekfeper with
$500 90 81 600. from 80 10 90 years, no
children. Address x ~. Tho star.
-fG-f8x
Mrs Braun. midwife: 1s years expert
ancei private ronflnement' hpmps babies
adopted terms reasonable. 1876 Howell
It, Phone Main 1868 All letters prompt
10 answered.
The Indian Vegetable on go. from
the A.-Y ~. grounds. Eskimo Village.
wili continue business with on office az
900 Union ~ -iG-2ax
Biz bargains IN unrodoomad watches
Co. 1875 ana nv.. next Guys Drug store
--4---------
New. fine millinery Mrs Roundy.
GffS 18Th nv. ". W. Phone Ballard 2Ei.
End Of Fremont Ballard car line --e-G
Wni some lady be willing 10 marry a
poor man " 40 who makes only ga
weekY , ~. care Star --tG-1S
Money collected anywhere. i22 Bostou
Dioch. it-z0
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PERsoNALs.
OSteopathy

On HOLT OsTEOPATHIc Ply
HcIAN AND OPTOMErnfsT. also using
electricity vibration. light cure. dr. and
steam baths Eyes treated glasses fit
MENTs 100, Telephone Main 2sbi
l0i Peoples Bank Bldg. Second and
Pike
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just completed b-fnom modern cot
tHWe, concrete foundation. full basement.
pipud Tor Eas and wired for lixhts double
contributed. best material ana work
mhnship wax polish inside finish; beau
tifui lake and park view, onc.half block
from car line For sale hy owner r. A
Aimonr. Green Lake station. Ind Green
II. --l6-aa
Plenty 81 fir wood and coal FOR year
with a now California bungalow six
rooms, modern, pped for furnace. co-
ment basement h0xtUn LOT sewer. side.
walks city water everything finished
faf ss.fbo Terms. Is block from car
Phone Ballard 1884
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Grocery

oid established EraerFF dainE tse
pes def business rent only iss Including
living fensnai ne either store wfthlH
several blocks sell At inyaies about Iapa.
eos Oriental hiaca
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Half Price

az arress lt acres CLEARED convenient
fp navy fafd jest fhe thina fur
rhtrsfn fsHah Notice the Frirr
tlssa see Wm G. BLACK. tts Nss
Vera hlk
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The Indian Vegetable on go. from
the A.rY -. grounds. Eskimo Village
wili continue business with an office al
GG3 Union ~ iG-2as
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Fifty.feat lots fos SEQ upg easy terms.
fnaEniftasmt afew. and r~EnHsuber. ~ wtii
emily he q minufef from rfonser square
- hrn FiAnaEf 70 corn pieted Iaks West
Henftis gar or ferry. Eet of AZ Wsst
Charleston offiee on ground
II " HUTCHINSON.
Exclusive Agent
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Store uiih Ntfns F@onss. reHi pniF tfs
saiss ga dAF aHi ell ~ tnfaips. aisasl
tef ofissfal moeh
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
HATS SNAPPED UP.
Bargains in Coal Scuttie Shapes
Sold for CHARITY.

Many a passing the reception room on
the first floor of the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday
afternoon wavered she looked in yielded to
the temptation and entered-and went out with
her pocketbook anywhere from IS to SIS lighter
1t was the hat sale OF st. Cecia's Guild, and
Mrs. +. K. Holister president Of the guild. and
her assistants weren't letting any visitors escape
without buying If they knew it. There were two
hundred hats when the sale started. but they
went fast. Peach basket hats. wastepaper basket
hats. inverted bowl hats. the hat that describes
toboggan slide from the apex OF girls ponpa-
dour 10 the small of her back-al the newest
styles were there and remarkably cheap. consid-
erfng that they charming One black
straw, shaped just like coal scutt1e turned up
side down and garIanded with roses all the way
up and down Its lofty Height. only IS.
vision in purple with immense orchids went for
$40 There were mourning hats, too. and cum
ming fluffy hats of sheer white stuffs. all ruf1ed
or embroidery and laces. which mothers of little
girls simply could not help buying for them.
Men came, too. piloted by their wives, and were
sorry before they got out One bashfl blond haire6
young man. waylaid by amateur milliner who
had said. Don't you want to buy a hat? Here is
a charming that will just suit your styIe'-so
many times that she went saying It quite me
chantcally TO every one who approached, invested
In a green straw cartwheeI with orchids. and car
ried it distractedy the street. where he became
the laughing stock OF three messenger boys and
sardonic porter. When last he was having an
alteration with subway guard at SD street. who
refused to let him the train with package like
that.
largest purchase that made by a woman who
bought s75 worth Of hats. The guild did intend
70 have than hundred hats, but the Wal
d~yf-A Astoria management didn't to enlarge the
reception room, which they said already larger
than they required for anything except the spring
hats OF 1909
St. Cecilia's Guild organized for the purpose
Of helping people who need help. in their
homes. when find widow who is trying to
support a family of six children for instance on
a wage Of 81 week. said Mrs. Holster. we
know she's attempting impossbility. and We
help her out Il costs no more support family
in its horns than 1t does support it in
institution, and day the world will realize
that
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
CHIEF DANGERS FROM WITHIN.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: In your issue Of March - a correspondent
says. The question. Shall allow flag 10 be
attacked can never be debated and lie goes on
TO say: The statesmen and rulers of other ma
tions disregard Christianity and make armed
camp Of the world. Hence We increase our fleet
and arm TO defend our country
suggest to those who talk about attack 10
remember that i'm all our hundred and twenty
wears Of history have never been attacked.
We began every one of our foreign wars We were
safe from aggression when We we're weak, and are
stll more to-day
Before our wOuld-be patriots exclam with your
correspondent 10 all foreign foes: "Begone from
here, Let flag and our country alone! let
them first discover that there are no foreign foes
and there never will be unless We by our own i'm
pertinence turn present friends TO roes- Our sole
danger is from within Preventahe disease and
accidents alone slay every year than in our
foreign and civil wars combined. Fire. ignorance
insect pests and crime a thousandfold more
destructive than any dangers from without; yet
with incredible folly layishing our taxes IN
defence against the least danger and childish
Iy blind 10 what science and statistics demonstrate
are our chief foes our national government spends
more 20 protect it's hogs from physical deteriora-
tion than for its children. We cut down our ap-
propriation for the census and waterways; we have
no money for forestry. and a dollar for the
Conservation Commissions important work. We
face a deficit OF SI25,o0o000; yet. infamed by the
NAVY League and our vested interests we are
spending six times as much for armaments as We
spcut sixteen years ago. In the name of decency
and Justice is It not time 10 call halt 90 this
feverish and bumptious talk T. D. NJ
arch
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
LETTER CHARGES FRAUD.
Gaze Up Papers. He Says, to
Escap pc Franklin, Scott 6 Co. Suit.

The trial Of the suit brought by Franklin. Scott
& Co against Cyrus Field Judson. Joseph H Hoad-
ley and Joseph Letter to recover $4,000 alleged %
have been lost because of the drop in the stock Of
the Iuternat tona Power Company on April 20, 1902
was continued before Justice Sutherland and a
jury in the Supreme Court yesterday.
Hoadley testified on Monday that he had paid TO
Andrew Mckinney of the firm Of Mckinney &
CO. brokers, $500 which he swore went Ed
mund Luis Mooney, counsel for the plaintiffs to
prevent the publication in newspaper Of articles
rejecting the manner in which International
Power stock being handled. following arti-
Gle which had appeared March ?, 1901 This
statement Mr.. Mooney denied. Joseph Letter cor
rohoratcd Hoadey's testimony on Tuesday.
Mr. Mooney continued his cross-examination OF
Letter yesterday lie asked several questions with
reference TO statement as 10 the accounts of the
rool in which the three defendants said 10 have
engaged before the crash in International Power
stock. lie produced a paper and began to ask
Letter questions.
"AH these papers got from me by false
repreSs nta tons burst out Letter. Il told by
NicoH Anable & Lindsay that il I gave up all the
papers YOU had agreed not to include de-
fendant in the suit ! turned all the papers over
10 my counsel Arson McCook Beard. I was in
Chicago when a Mr.. watson Of the office Of Nicon.
Ana bic. & Lindsay. called me and handed me
letter from Mr.. Beard, upon which l turned over
the papers
How do vo, come 10 make this infamous state
mcnt?" demanded Mooney.
The question was overruled upon objection by
Letters counsel
DO you mean that YOU were willing to turn
states evidence in order TO escape the conse-
quences Of your aots?'
Mr.. Beard objected and the question was strick-
out.
Were YOU to turn against Hoadley?" was the
next question. which also ruled out.
do YOU realize that you haven't been asked
about this natter" asked Mooney.
Il do
How long is it since you made up your mind
spit it out?"
While ! sitting here"
Since you swore yesterday that YOU had never
seen Mr. Mooney until you him in court
a former trial Of this suit
Objection this question sustained.
Justice Sutherland asked the witness il he had
any distinct recollection of any paper containing
supplemental statement to the accounts be-
tween him and Hoadley
Yes. that statement differentiated between the
count | last saw that statement at No. 253 Broad
way. in the possession OF the boolkeeper."
Letter was then examined considerable length
as To the pool, and he repeated his testimony
the former trials the effect that pool
formed In 1901. in which the three engaged.
but that dissolved in December of that year.
After that a joint account was opened between
him and Hoadley.
The case will be continued to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
AEH7 BRIDGE FRANCHISE.
South Shore Traction Company
Far0red for Quecusboro Scruicc.

controller Metz, speaking for the Board OF EST
male 5 special committee applications for fran
Smses to cross the greensboro Bridge said yes
eI4huhg trolley franchise across the greensboro
biicge TO The South Shore Traction COMPANY The
-00'e is across the bridge. through Thompson
nue. aAa Hoffman Boulevard to Jamaica The
'~"s IS coihd1ut of installing loop service the
-" 'ilose within sixty days. i is intended To
tor hye cents
NJ nearing a the CI;y Hall yeste' day " as at
= nc q! counsel and officers Of the South Shore
'o'nTanys the Quecnstoro Bridge ia
,I -'sliNay Company and the New York &
<i's county Railway Company. and a number
- members of taxpayers organizations Julius NJ
49, TOT NE Queenshoro Bridge Company. said
pahS application was with the provision
49,. noliThan Boulevard he widened. and he
o s1 10 me furnishing 81 a g70ew cash deposit
certain time ~ '' - 90
'i'@F Metz SAID he thought the board and the
,,o. - e'1ld come To- some agreement Trough
~ ne oasis u the widening Of the boulevard
w.. q oul oi the question. Tie company also
i, ~ franchise cor twenty-five years. and the
a '-' 'lol give IL for more than ten
,bot ealoh - citizens from Queens then left
rnf,,. 8'a s"o"ped down iu front of the com
.i.s fe-iieHolng To know il the franchise TO be
Ths~ '.oN' ~ 'oN'H Shore eompany was t, be exclusive
assured that it would moi he exclusive
New-York tribune., 1909-04-01
CRITICS AND ARTISTS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The article in your columns on La Bo-
hAme" complained of by two Of your correspond
cnts, seems to third 30 have contained nothing
but sound and legitimate criticism. Of the kind by
which this public could profit greatly u It only
would Without GlsparacinG Mr.. Caruso his voice
or art Il directed attention instance in
which his performance Of a part did not produce
the best results and explained why
,annot artists be criticised all? Must they
have nothing but adulation2 Which would a
ccre and intelilg gent lay public. aware Of its
uninstructedness. pIefer-CrIticlsm that teaches
how to Judge from the highest standards. broadly
the art work before the performer. daily incense
burning before images more or less GOLDEN which
II Ghe public up fer worship?
ONE WHO DOES NOT KNOW.
New York, March 80 1873.