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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
SHERMtN am LORINER.
SIct-Presideni Makes Principal speerf
BEFORE knights of Columbus.

CHICAGO. Oct IL Chicago to-day
played host to Christopher Columbus.
Tn. celebration Of pontifcal high mass
at the Holy Name Cathedral was = "
most impressive ceremony Of ia" day
Their. was only one hitch IN the pro
gramme That was IN" delay IN tn"
arrival of Vice President sherman. who
was expected to attend the celebration
and with Archbishop Qmgl"y Ia l." IN"
guest NJ honor al a luncheon gwen AZ
, In" Congress Hotel by tho knights II
Columbus
Before Vice President sherman arrived
Archbishop Quigley called senator l.ori-
mer TO his side and said Senator LORI
NOR take this seat, which Vice Pr~sld'nt
sherman - to occupy when he arrives
THIS seat was a seat of honor at IN" lett
Of the toastmaEter
reception and banquet were given AZ
th" Congress Hotel tonight Ivy the
President sherman. Mr.. sherman said
IN part
This l. columbus pav In iIn2 he
Genoese navigator raised the curtain from
the stag" for the develo pmsnt of IN" com
ing civilization He had dazzling visions
NJ grandeur. hut m his supTemeSt c"Stn"i"-
he never dreamed that four ccnfuTie- after
hts death IN a city risen fronthe WILDERNESS,
greater than the earth knew IN h,s age
lAEI AUihHl lTRHi 'nF Ntldl''' ''H'.H 'liF
whole breadth Of Europe. a. The centre
of population approaching IN no'. 90
AN organization of kniRhts hearing his name
and numbered nv tens ~ thousands Should
celebrate hts memory and eNalt tho cross
apd proclaim and promote - blessed n,es
~aga
le' columbus discovered only an island
only the RIM 81 the mainland These
Net" won for he church which he espou-ed
The western world m" broad eNpanss
Of the interior. were tho discovery and the
tongues 81 the missionaries of the Cro~-
They p~n"tra rated the depths Of tho thlch
forests they found the river and tho great
lakes The greed for gam was les glar-
INK, tho amhIiion Of soldiers Nas le~s urgent
than he faith and ~a'rIfCr 81 the devoted
ht"thetS Of he black robe>
This Crusade ha- lef' deep impress
IN his'or' 10 10 compare with tho move
Iprni NJ he hosts rou~.,i nv IN" preaching
~ Peter The Hermit II vas vAa"d not
against the SAra,enS hu' against harrarf-m
and The forces " natur" IT, weapons
were not 'arnRl and material. buf spiritual
and constructive H. trophies we're r,nJ
ruined foHr"~Ses and cities dsStroved
they we're the souls of mon saved and nov
lands transformed to farms and gardens
II Columbus vas Tho fat her of tho mod
srn western world then "" are ioin' hri--
NJ he estate. and YOU. knight of Colum bus
have charge a. guardians Of the magnif-
cen heritage
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MARRIED..

EMrN EWING On Wedne sdsy. Oc'obsf .
90 - Louis Mo Isabel Vale dAVEhtef q
Mrs Frederick Ewing, 10 Dcan f-eD o.
NrW YORK
10 FIkER BlCkNTlL ON " ednesdA,. Oce
hyr q. 1910 ~ Hotel 81 Regis Nrw Nc1
CITY by MonsiEnoT Michael iAvcir u
~ Patrick IAthedrAL Fannie tonsAef
mckuel daughter Of Mr.. and Ms A
Picknel 10 John Mcheon Hecker oo'h Of
New YORK
HERRICK FRENCH On October .: ino %
the church ~ the Epiphany. New lors, ~
the REV " ! Crockrr and she Re- Cha'ie-
Garter Dr John rutherford Herri-s % Mr.
Constance Brainc french daugb'eT ~ ne
late Dr and Mrs Robert Strsr nra7'
HTTCHESoN BROWN On " edne Sdsy. oe'oesi
u, ~ fern nm. Burlington. VI b. 's Es'
Theodore g. Williams OF Boston AA'a
ROokcs. daughter Of Mrs Brooks HroNn
New l"rs. To William Nnd~r son HE'ene.s
~ New iorA. ~ me la's 'a-7
hutche>on ~ Greenock Srou,11
MORRIS HJTLL On October 20 ao .- -
fus' Presbyterian church Rocnss'e- \ '
bi DR. Wilton Merle smith. The Pc. NAtSs
>ehAncS Morris to Alice RAy. On -
Mrs.. George IAndcc Buell.
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y ,1n f.. '.rn~si a.asi- The hurd-ns 20 gov
aruntsut Uan D. dIruinisb-si. pr1ducti =
ndu-iry sid b. r-n-ss,I snd friEality vi
fvparr tho $500 ~ or rseouTcea rhsr
snail the golden days % the reD'iblic on~'
riof- r-,Hrn ari ON" peOpls beeons pros
p"rous anf hsrrv
KisSFiI = SrEF'H
Tho .t-..-.h - Mr Herbert = B,-snll
chairman ~ m" notification Committe"
wn> a. follows
VI pfN. me very agreeable duty nov
d-yoi,e- upon me a. chairman ~ ne
tl-mo,ra'u. ~fa'- ,onN -ntion r~Cen'i, hslr
- Ro.hs-''t. amt Representa- COMMITTEES
,unp.,--d ~ 'h~ ,tr"- prr-id~ni~ ~ that
J convention formally aud ofiviallN - motif,
Won ~ YOUR unanimous nomination by ih'
convention a. tho candidate ~ the Demo
/ ,Tatt' partv for tho ori,e OF Governor o
m" STAT" nt New Nork
| In selecting YOU - uphold our cause -
] believe that w. have "hosen one who vii
faithfully dis. barge the duties and mee
he responsibilities of the high oiic~ fol
| which YOU have been nominated. and thai
Z Won viii ever hold aloft and far above sran-
dal or rrproa"h. tho patriotic standard OF
tru" Democracy You are the candidate
81 dsliherattou and not Of diCtation
The vital questions involved a. this cleo
ton are not quest ions ~ sentiment or ri
passion 1hHv are simply questions oil
good government They relate 20 the
genuine progress and development OF the
state Of New York nv the prevention ri
tasteful and wicked eNtraVaEanC~. by
relief from tho burdens Of unnecessary
taxation. nv the roofing out of corruption
nv giving ~ The people an honest, eco-
nomiCal and business administration OF
their anairS. hy faithful adherence to ths
Constitution. and nv courageous execution
NJ the laws
We believe that m YOU We have a can
dida'n who. II elected, " ~ meet all ~ The
present needs ~ the state. and without
'ear oT favor promote ~ progress and
secure an honest and "r1'lent adm'ni~tra'
ton vt - anatrS
There are alsn unayoldablv involved ~
rhls election national questions Of grave
importance lheN relate TO public 81
travagan"o IN national anair~. resulting IN
tho maintenance Of high tariH 'aNAtion on
the ne, ~-sar'es ~ life tho inrren-" N the
cost ~ living. ana M. be'raval Of the people
by = ~, i~lon Of the 'arrn upv ard instead nj
downward ~ promised 10y he Republl, an
party
There - also involved he curhinR Of the
lnordiua'r and c,le-S ambition 81 - for
wer President ~ tho I uitcl states. whose
record. doctrines aud methods present a
uIena'a 10 constitutional government and
business prosperity
also have the pleasure 81 now giving
formal notice IT their nomination - The
other 'andidat"s for stat" IN - and
s" pledge 20 YOU Nr nIN. and 10 NoUr
a>~"'laf"~ upon M" 'I'E-' our -arn"S' and
Ioral support m ihrs campaign Tor good
~, eminent. CIV" ughtenuSn~-- and pa
trio'tsT IN uphplduI With id"lty - The
onS'i'u'iou and The Avs The Demo, ra'y
of old naiIonaiism. aud ~ hon"Siv and
e'onor, ~ the admins ration ~ govern
mental aNar~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
BROOkL TORTHE TICkET
IboW sO of IT. aDo Members Put the
t'Iub IN Line.

A. tho quarterly business meeting Of
'h- mon League club ~ Brooklyn last
night which was at ended Nv about
soy ,u'y-fy" ~ the club, NOR. than six
hund-e,i n"mher- resolutions Indor~ing
b" Republican candidates on both the
Stat" and local tickets were adopted by a
vote. ~ about :" 10 .. n" stat" platform
was alsp indorsei
Action % indor~c candidates has n"y -
boon 'ak"u hcfn-" hy the club. and !.
$50 brought about last night aft"- me
rou lcnI committee - which George l..
TIrr"ll ~'~-"'trv - 'orpf rolle- Prende- 70
g1s, = chairman had deridrd that the club
oughf Ia 60 on record because ~ reported
support within the chIb 0f DiN for Gov
ernor The political committee drew zap
'hl- r"-rluIton
vh"r-o- %" Republican party m th"
STAT" - \"~ N"rN and 20" county of n ns-
o convention duly as."ruhl"d has adopted
platform and he, nom mated Dandrlat~-
for state 80, ., md FOR 'h- Hous' Of Repre-
-.nra'iy.- -. 70
R..a.r.d. Ihaf m. l.n'un League club ~
Rtrust,u doc s"tr'ulN de- lar- IT. approval
aui ratlt'a'I"n 81 'h' platform adopted hv
no" sal" convention. including n" r--o-
IHf.ou ,all,nE upon ne I."Ct.ls'ur" 20 enact
q lfrs,' pumpry ',N tul bp u further
.ip.- n"r..rg pIsdr,. r'-.'I 20 m. .oyal support
"r 'h" AND dNs- dIlv nominated nv tho
~',t" convention aud nv all Other Rapuh-
U,tn conventions .u h. county ~ htng-
Tn" resolution was introduced by chair
man IlrrelI and after h" had spoken
ep,--ch~- were also made IN favor Of n
bV fr..i.rick Gunnlson sN-JIdga
" dllace II Freeporr Nimet 4 IatSon.
former president of the club. and I =
Christmas
Tn. only speech ~ opposition was mad.
hy laTN"- Str-"ion. - silk merchant who
r.tld that h.. oppressed the sentiment ~
MANY ~ ~" club msmb+rs that since he
lrlh had newer taken such action here
t1forH 10 should not du 80 this year When
M. vote. was taken only four members
voted Wl'h Nr Streetpn The turnout
for h" meeting Waz much smaller than
I-ttl and - Vas sad ~ IN" clubhous" that
many members who W"r" oppO~..,l 70
'l.' resolutions dld not attend h..Caus.
'h.y knew they would To- OUtyoisi
JioprE" y Robinson president ut the
club -ild after ia" meeting
Ia" nam" of Theodore Roosevelt was
not mentioned IA any II the speeches
whll" the members NAV EXPRESS strong
views concerning things cot Roosevelt
has done when they are sitting around
tn. clubhouse on a Sunday morning u IN
a different matter when u Comes to tn"
club gong on record az 20 its Re publ.
C,nIsm There N never any doubt that
the Union TaagI" club will support the
Republican candidates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
NON-PtRTIStN REVOLT.
Mo,rmen IN Queens To Reflect Garretsou
To tho supreme Court Bench.

When the Democratic judicial conven.
ton Of the Second D"part men' last Satur.
day turned down Justice Garrett = Gar
ret son ~ Queens for Enforcement and re-
fused 10 nominate "a Queens man for a
place on the supreme Court bench IN hat
department. which includes the counties
nf Kings. Queens. Richmond. Nassau
and suffolk. tho delegates from Queens
bolted the convention. Before they r..
tircd Assistant District Attorney Wallace
T. j. collins ~ Queens deliver an ad-
dress declaring that Queens would resent
such treatment az the hands Of kines
county since that time the spirit Of
revolt has extended all over Queens and
Yesterday the opposition 10 the plan Of
the party managers took shape when a
convention Of lawyers was held az Miller =
Hotel IN Long Island cry and a plan Of
campaign vas decided upon
The meeting wa- presided over by
clinton T Roe ~ Whitestone and Rod
man Richardson was secretary speeches
were made eNtnlling the ability ~ Justice
Garretson. Jnme- y conway, a Demo
crat II Long Island city. said that with
Ju-tIc" Garr"t-on OF the bench Queens
With it, 2s5 .OsO residents would have no
Judge on the supreme Court bench. while
Kings county would have four cen This
he Said. waS not home rule by any means
and the people ~ Queens demanded
home rule
4 campaign committee was appointed.
consisting ~ Edward T. Sprague ~ Flush
ing clinton I Ro. 81 White-tone CIar-
encr Edwards Of Elmhurut. James !
Conway - I.nng Island CITY. ". " Gillen
of Jamaica. y Y. DAILY ~ Flushing
George 4 Gregg II Rlmhurss. u. I. Week /.
and Andrew Cap"lis 81 Long Island CITY.
lawrence Y GressRr II Glendale AMI
John T. Van Nnstrand ~ NrUtnwn 10
organize campaign
number ~ Democratic ORGANIZATIONS
IA QIeens have already Endorsed Justice
0aTretBon.
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PROG RESsuES an FOR rL,PP.
EN-s.",. Lind Says Democrats win Help
To send HiIn Back tn senate.

ALHTRr LA. MINI. Oct !? John Lind.
Dsamocrat ment ioned a. posslhl" candi-
dat" Tor IN" United states senate. to-
night declared hatlv IN favor ~ tho re-
election It Moses = Ilapp. The former
Governor said that Ilapp had done great
work for the people. that he was a pro-
gre-slVc and thai progressive members
II tha Legislature would vote for him
regardless of whether they were Repub-
Leans nT Democrats.
lie said th-' he himself was no, a can
didaie for that oT any other once and he
thnugh' that by this time he would he
taken at his word
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
DIED..

BARNNBN sarah O. RaTushy. aE.t ~
lUNGEAL CHuBCH. al AMI rs " ''' ?. "
lFRANE CANPBELL BLpo Tr.su.. ave-
COOPER -Octoher H. Hsr, cyl 'oor-' 's' ~
Lying In state THE TUSGAst ,Ws .
west ri II CAMPBELL BiuI
HALL On October &. 1910. 80 90 o.
Henry lnfNn' son Of Edp.rf BOD '1h
u Hale age! month,
Funeral private
MlLlN " lAkeVood. =. =. Iuss1s'
~ 1910. John Niley son ~ To- 49, a.
John Musy ana owe Ps't--so- .. -
beloved brother 81 sarah 0>te. " ..
bunal services ThII sday Cctonc' 81 e. -
green Cemetery. Morrisiosu.
ErriNal Of the IS VI train from Ns' 70"
i"Avng Hoboken rs T.. NJ. Via
o. u
ron NLDS - on October N. - TaV. ~.
y George IorillAri Ronald
year q his agc
Funeral services ViIl be he'd - '-
IaTk Episcopal church on ! t.'r..
Ter -. AZ 10 oCiock
HoiiNNp LopoF. No .. ThNN
requested 10 stt-nd tho fInrrN
hroth~T. GeorEr InrIAri R"ne ..
edo rArA Episcops 't.ra. - %
TAur~da, p-iobcr -
y rgsvtH POSE
HNHHy CoNTR. So rtirf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
New EiE.' HON. In Paterson D.d,c.,.a

PATERSON. y. J. Oct u With Gov
Fort and more than 5000 members Of the
Order 81 Elks from other cities as guests
Paterson lodge this afternoon dedicated
as new siSO.OoO homo Grand Exalted
Ruler August Hermann and DistriCi
were IN charge 20 the eXerri@~s Major
] 4. Hall. chairman NJ the building com
mltiee, formally turned over the keys
~ the new building n Exalted Ruler
Joseph Fairhurst These ceremonies
were followed ny an address by Gov
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
Republican. BIunaIer In kings.

Frank Brunsr Republican candidate
for the Assembly IN the Twelfth district
IN Brooklyn may have To get oh the
ticket having accepted the nomination
without r~sIgning a. an inspection en-
,ineer m tho borough government Under
=, :irle III Of the state Constitution no
city officer can become candidate for
alection to the Legislature Congressman
Calder. th. Republican leader in tho
district L. seeking legal opinion on tho
question and II BrlIner h. disqualified
the time 10 hll vacancies expires
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
Independence League Campa,.,

The Independence Leagua np.c..
headquarters last night In no Hot,
Breslin and will begin it, c,nnajr,
on Monday night with a meeting =,
Cooper Union. ~ this gath.rns ~.
candidates nominated on the State tick.,
will be- formally notified and each -
them wall speak On the follow M IA,
John J Hopper. the leagues canAids,.
for Governor, and William Il Hear-
will address several meetings IN R-nokIvp
and thereafter they will tour the state
The leag'Ie has Endorsed Walter p
Herrick. 1ammany for Asser,hlyma,
in the lwentv-seVenth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
n,,,nrnn .. s,nmn for william

Mayor n otto Wttpenn ~ Jersey
cav. who ~ on m" outs wIth m" Hud
-ou county Democratic machine. an
nouncrd yesterday that h" proposes Ia
20 on the stump for Or WoodroW vii
4on under tho iirrCtlnn 81 the Democratic
state commute" and not m" Hudson
county Dem pCratic committee The
Mayor was candidate Tor the Guherna
torial nomination and fought Robert
DAVIS. the county leader. at the primaries,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
keIIosE for surrogate Of Queens

Rowdon " Kellogg II la msica was
nominated for Surrogate 10y the Queens
Republican county convention ~ Long
Island city last night His opponent
for the nomination was Eugene /.
Young II Long Island city Mr. kellogg
received heavy support from the east
ern end ~ IN" county and won out IN a
contest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
Nominated n, Rirhmond Repubucau.

q The Republicans 81 Richmond borough.
which is also Richmond county and an
Assembly district. last nigh, az Tompkins-
vile nominated Moses Altman. for the
past lively" wears SECRETARY To Borough
President Cromwell. for District Attor-
ney. Alfred J Androvett. was named
for member of Assembly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
Harry Content. son Put Up for Assemble,

Harold 4. Content. son 81 Harry Con-
tent. the floor trader on the New York
stock Exchange. was nominated for the
Assembly last night by the Democr.tic
convention IN the Nineteenth Assembly
district Mr. Content was graduated
from Columbia University IN 1910 and Is
member ~ the senior class Of the Column
bia Law school His home - az the Hotel
~ Regis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
tssennhl, Nominations.

Leslie \ lompkins nv tho Republican
OF Greene county
Peter J Hubertv. nv the Democ,,,. Of
the second Albany district
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13

I shsn-vsr In r. rldsu-nr r nav become
n~ce--srr for 10 v~'f.fa "f me .Huufr"
FoH wi-s ,.s ssrvsrt"N.
The rrrr~I.-. 'rr,.gr-. ,or, h-afs.t 20. .
rounf.rlI rru,isl-n. ~ tho forrest. .Rsi
fr.irau|. .u-rry 90. fttz 1'gf- ssu' -n.af~
fuT OBJ" rrrr.Ur-- II utu~rTl v"nl'H Hri
fu-l given tu other ~'r'~- iu'-r turr-'-
ant iht- -rrrgr should 10 conserved for
future rrurfnf.ors ant u-sd for 'N" ,uur.
furr and employ mont ct thi- generation
vI-a. ,ompr~h-u-Is" and prusrr--t'"
tnlu,, OF conservation -NuulG De-" '-'.n-
I-h.d 90 utI'tsr 'hI- Nns' v-a.'h 100 tN" In.
tcTr-t- 81 nl the people amt favor amt
urs" the ~, '--liv vt -u,n a'ttnu o. vii
uTlrs turut ths-s- b-'lrg bsus'f. tn fu"
U,pr'- OF 90" stat"
l-lIs," 90 rfi,trnr an reasonable r"gu.
Is'tuH - the State ct puuIt' -"r,tC" '"r.
Ipra'tou- sufovtng public Franchise. and
IA, u"g"- ~ Grover ,l",slsnd % al.
mtrably -arI y operations aye created
b, Law for certain and defined purposes
aud are restricted m their operation hv
sgeytHv Limitation Acting within their
l~gi'ima'" sph"r" thov should h" pro-
tected but a hen, hy the cornhlnAilon nr Tho
rNervise nj unN IrTant~i poN"r. they oppTes-
~" PEOPLE. The sam" authority Inch created
should restrain them and protect IN" rights
Of the citiyen
'ANALs s~p coon ROADS
favor the proper development Of the
canal system and the extension. develop
men' and proper maintenance "t the good
roads system throughout the state, 80 A.
IN bring into closer lnt~rrnmmuniCAt ion amt
connection all the parts Of IN" state, and
To give to the agricultural workers of the
state the means uT AcCe-~ q" narket with
nnt which they are greatly handicapped m
dtsposing Of the product, 81 tho farm
NgriCIl'urs j. a. once 'he oldest aud one
~ the grrAtes' Industries n the state and
should ha IN every proper vav promoted and
developed We hav" through m" sal"
lars" areas OF farm lani- vhich AT" carah"
Of great improvement and WHEREVER po--l-
bile means shouli no provided for agriCuI-
tural "ducatiou an Idey"lopmen'. To he end
thai there Shon't ~ n" va-t" IA IN" great
farming scot ions ~ he state
commercial enter prise. which T. the hack
bono ~ our lndu-' rial do, "lopusn'. should
h~ encouraged uv ,uru ,a-"tu and con
s-rN ativr laws a. Nill invite IA" ,nN"-' men'
Of capital and gtNr rrmun~rar,N" employ
ment to 'pu'enta labor m" nights ~
labor must ~ m sy"ir way protected and
ne nights Of csr''a' must n" m No "a, dts
outraged The bone ant slnsU 81 out IN
dustrIal wealth must neither suffer 'IruuEh
ii~a vantage nor benefit hy advantage
h"rc should boz an equilibrium h"'H cen zap
lraI amt labor both rpu'-ibutIns 20 %" coin
rl"r,tal pru~pcr', ant leadership "i trt.
'onl nm pnW"a'h
No.iN~r As,N Wills n> lHt ,urEr,
But above all ! re-olu'"ly and asIre--
~INsly take % position against a'ta"s> and
assaults upon the courts oi IN" country
IHar arN m. yer, hulWarN- of orr fr"a
institutions Without tribunal, m which
all mon have ''nfidenC~ ana from which
al mon are certain Of Justice CIVILIZATION
would ,eas. and anarchy pr"Nau AnN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13
ConEr->,man Sul,er . nurs.,.

congressman William Sulz@r has hssr
elected a life member ~ the Albany Pu-
ge--er Corps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-13

UNDERTAKER>
VRANk 4. CAMPBELL 1AI.g4S - 49,
Chapela. Ambulance service Tel - -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-04
LDe Mebs From Wew Mexco and Arizona
What's Doing all Over the Great Southeast

tory telling how he saved the educa-
tional qualifications in the statehood
bill"
Continuing, Mr.. Burns said;
Almost in every county l have Wis
tied l have found a strong sentiment
among democrats in favor of an in
itiative and referendum and bank
guaranty provision in the constitution.
| find this sentiment especially strong
in the Democratic counties Of ella,
Graham ana Yavapai, and / believe
there is a strong sentiment in favor
of these provisions in Cochlse."
Mr.. Burns said that from one end
of the territory to the other the DEM
ocrats were in harmony and hat he
failed TO find a single note OF discord
or fractional fight in a single county.
The work of the committee, which
was to propose plans for the thorough
organization of the party, in readiness
for the first statehood campaign, is
about completed. The appointment of
the committee was the result of the
belief among democrats that the cleo
ton Of the republican delegate in
1908 was due to the lack Of systematic
and thorough organization.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-04
Don't
Miss
I his

Gore their romanii' and marital ftla
tons are adiustn | ild their lives hur-
monized. there is a period of intoller-
ance and antipathY representing thar
evolution Of mutual soul-awakening
and mental development which forms
the heart Of Mr.. Moody's drama. The
settings Of the play are %singularly APP
propriate 10 its subject matter. The
first scene represents % modest ranch
house in Arizona; the second a plateau
THE root of The world thigh MP Va
the Cordillera mountains and the
third, the parlor OF an old colonial
home i'm Milford Corners. Massachu-
sets. The splendid scenic inyesUture
and painstakine presentation help so
emphasize the keynote OF the play
the spirit OF tho untrammeled west IN
conflict with the spirit Of the esttb-
lished east. The management has pro-
vided a carefully selected company TO
present The Great Divide here With
the splendid production precisely as
givon for over 600 nights before leav-
ing New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-04
AS A MONEYMAKER
THE GREAT DIVIDE
BREAKS RECORDS
Splendid Company Presents
One of Really Great Ameri-
can Plays in Albuquerque on
January 9TH

No one who desires TO encourage the
management ia bring to this city the
best that is going i'm the way of thea
trical entertainment should fail TO at
tend the offering AT the Elks' theater
Friday night. January :. The Great
Divide" is counted as one Of the really
great plays of tho past few years and
presented, as 1t via be then, by a
splendid will provide an
evening OF thorough enjoyment THE
Great Divide" achieved a brilliant sue
cess from its very lirst Performance.
has broken all records in point Of fin
ancial success. It ran for more than
six hundred performances at the
Princess and DAVIS theaters. New