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KENTUCKF STAKES FILL WELL.
rrOstsEs 90 PussES TuEn Oui Ter Brssa-
err ARnaal Meet.

LMxIN0roS. ny. june t--Eniriss for
the stakes a the meeting q the Kentucky
rrottlnR Howe Hru9aaEa AnsooiAtaom hBe
10 October closed on June I. Secretary
Eilsoa reports that al The svsses are Ssh
nlled. Amohg The ulakes which have
drawn the beal material are:
The Tansylvania. for 2i3 tr6ttera. e.
tabllahed IN la5o and valued II 5000; the
Tennessee. for 90 pacers. established n
isas and valued a. 5000, the Mcdowell.
sOs troi, established IN leaS and known
until 1901 a. the Ashland. valued a 5000:
the walnut HpIl Cup. for sls trotters. 60
tabllshsd In itg5 and valued az 1s.0oo. and
q cup. presented By l. " Harknesa. pro-
pfiesOr Of the Walnu, Hail Farm; the Stoll.
for 71s tFOtters. established in 1879. valued
% b2,O0o: tho Johnston, for 11t trottaro.
establiahed In 1857. valued at t1.ooo; the
West. Tor 72o trOltera. established IN isot
and valned At s7.Ooo: the wilson. for 40
PAGERS, established IN 1904 ana valued 20
tr0tters, established In 1913. and the Len
ington. for twO-year-Old trottsra. estab-
llahed the same year, each valued ~ q. 600.
Tho latter tWO are IN reality nconnolatiun
for the Kentucky FuturitT. In which famous
LNAANa KMNMMUA4 MlaN WV IVY. W NAA- -
This aoa1on u h the purpose 81 No aa@oela-
ton 10 add t7S 70 each ataAe valussign, thi4
small sum Eoing 10 make up the htth ana
eiKth money In the events
All With the exception % the Aon-
gncky, LeHtnftOn and tGo-yeafsold dl-
vision of the kentncky Futurity. are three
10 ave heat races. Tho nav rulen Of the
National Association rule out al hOrses N
such races not standing tgr mensy es re
end Of the third heat Secretary wilson
h. upon the plan Of givlng oix m0neya IN
stead Of -four a. heretofore, thus keopin9
at least six Of the best horses IN until the end
Of the race and In = degrees safeguarding the
interests ~ he nominatgfs.
Some surprise has been suppressed by
hOrsemen throughout the country that
John y. Madden By selling FaHellA should
break thf famous group Of breodmeree tnet
had made HAMBURG Place fanouA Prob
ably nowhere IN the world worb there On
one breeding farm four trottlna brood
mares that attracted 20 much at1enti0l
q he four that rOamed the paddocka Of
Hamburg Place before Mr. Modcgn vas
tempted 20 part with the dam Of Sadie
The mares we're the one time trottinG
queen. Nanny Hanke, 7O4: silicon, 3.isk.
dam Of silik0. the KentucRy Fhbiriy vim
ner snd later champion trOtter Of kurOpe,
American record 3:uh, Bnropean record
iNeG Elsie taybum, dam OF Jack Ley
burn. 7Otk. aid Fanella, dam % sadie
Mac. 2oeA, and Todd.
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nea Cape Cod cathnat built for " MOOD
named Dolly 49,. sailed her nret rlrr n ~
Quincy rarht club rcEafiA last SATURDAY -
IA vel uatil near ~ nniah 81 ne rare. utc1 -
ahi1k I MINUTES % socunda ID ne icad and u'l
ne rHr4.
NlfaiHia. recguly purchased b. Hullls hrigr.s
won NJ nrai rnce N Eagteru aaiefe IN me rrratN
~ ~ aodth noatuu Nafht club on M1ndal
Fhe raiied IN ne lntcFhnY cinks against Noiff.
Mare. FiaanoF. Marie l. and slt other apd ~
from MufirG ~ - arrunda rurrnfted W..
81 hagFesfon fof u. y. Maxwell. Later ~ -
owned b. Nirtnr Cumnork and hamed Ma
a - Pan RiteT Yacht club regatta 90 M7nie.
zee. bsFdsg ~ rniaaiss - seconds, laiu5A
Flash and oueHunu.
ne ntlFhnV cnfhr4a lrn nnl9hef nftt ~ y
r1aG N 90 Pan River Yacht cub FsaatA
Na1ddY. tnt waa ng1t1a tT me Ifguos ~
1sl1af % ecIfugied ilmgs
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lAlredale TIAtsEa noyaligt wins the Open
VARSITY ClasS fer DoWs.

There we're barks az the ocean snd Of the
pier 90 DTeamlAnd until late yesterday
Afternoon. when the two day ahow Of the
Long Island Kennel Club came TO an end.
u vas the ninth annual affair Of the orEani-
Sation. which. untilit settled on Coney Island
last year. did nor seem able 10 and q happy
hunting ground IN the way Of an exhibition
plars. The ballroom Il open 70 the 80
view and bFeezes and there IL room 10 spare
for the benchlng and judging rings. In
nearly ell Of the e9I classes there was q
keen contest and an unlimited number Of
specials followed the regular awards
BULLDOGS were an especially strnng breed
IN number and quality. Z. X. Austin made
the awards and found hia IDEAL In the newly
Imported Lord Fife. . grand type Of the
large sort. while In bitches he pumped for
Andrew Albright. jr's. Florence Blunder.
Besides fret IN winners Lord Fife won Y
w. Beal's ReuWar trophy for the best ball
dog benched. Florence Blunder Winning
Francis p COIllps'a trophy for the best
bitch. NJ, ". Beafa kenWar PaFklyn.
bred by the owner. made q successful APP
pearance and With other honOFe gained the
CUP given By 4. Nc Haley for tbs best bull
nous Champion Mostyn Gladiator in nag
niACent fstilsAaRd With other distinctions
Won With him from strong composition the
uembeFs' and the local Glasses
,.Is s' S p mac S SsS,9 the ~ ssS1SIS
fex terriers W. Hutheriurd's Champion
Warren Distinct. although somewhat high
~ neuh. was the ptck and 70 Mrs.. " Rulher-
furd'g wire haired Warren Brittle he ribbon
awarded carried the title Of champion,
e 4 composites the dogs Is pOinis gained
al different shows John q Mates dis
closed really great Irish terrier Of bis oNn
breeding IN Barney BurRomaater. which
a. Mlooola eiriisr N the week bad Is.sa
Blarney lFlshman. and the puppy went
through 10 nrsl In winners
Doaton tegyisrs and French oalldogs
S wsrs hssSS classes - nc well s@ 3 py
xhick they are specialists we're Andres
Alogtfet. ". 90 gun sogs I : AlATd'
bloOdSPed u AM pSSS: v .,i Carrie SSSS
NoGenEh, ii M oldham. ~ MCwbTSy
Palmer and NJ r. Peters
Jemea Mortimer had 70 adiudicats the
unclanaihed spsciala. msmbera. local and
sTssE n x: Ssr,.,y es zee Tor dos. 1AIsS
became finally q contest hetween the Scot
iish deerhound Champion Mistress q Md
lol Than, the Irish teffier CastlegOuld Wal
labT, the Aifsdale Tintsn hoyalist. the
settler Meadowvisw Yale, the collie Cham.
piOn lima superha, the Old English sheep
doe Handsome Boy junior. he smooth
FOX terrier Warren Distinct and the bull
doc Champion Mostyn Gladiator Such
contrasts IN points. looks sire and type
we're up to anything IN the spectacular in
he whole Dreamland show.
None Of The fanciers about the ring Naa
snvious o. Judge Mortimer's task The
ward vas finally 20 the Airedale. for be-
tides being q stylish doG 70 show Tintsrn
ROYAL st aside from being rather light IN
ne eack rios u E rand terrier specially
applause when the ribbon was handed 10
Albright Mrs Tyler MOrseia Old English
lheepdOg vas second, Collins's bulldog
bird and the Midlothian Kennels Scottish
iekFhound fourth
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COURTNEY rs SATISFIED.
He'll stand PAT 81 Hs Present FRESHMAN
aad Varsity Eight CARED Crews.

and Varsity ElMht Dared Crews.
IrHAcA. y. Y. June Coach Courtney
IL satisfied that the present Cornell varsity
and Cornell freshman crews are the best
he can gst and viii do handsomely for the
intsrcollegiats regatta on the Hudson.
Ne u now oveThauling his four oar material
with a view toward determining whether
he can set q fast enough fOdr together
In thFss weeks
Juss before the Cornell varsity eight
left for Boston n covered two miles on the
lake 10 i0.So q record for that course. The
day before Il rOWed the fastest four miles
Of tho season In the toughest waite Of the
rear Mr. Courtney believes that this crew
ought 20 Get new figures for the four mile
course an the lake before u leaves for
POughteepeie a. least be hopes that y
Will squtl the going Of the 1905 four mile
a model Tie 4 greatly pleased with Bowen.
the stroke OaT. whom he picked only two
weeks ago. and Ia confident that he VIII
be . good OarsmAn.
some concern. y made up Of smith. bow
Backus, 2. Laherty. ,: Crawford, stroke
These men are all experienced Oaramen
smith was bow In she iaos itlni0T eight
BacS's fowed IN the lSos vaTsi,y Crawford
FOued IN one freshman crew and In two
crew and one four Thev ought 10 ma :
q fast crew Their form u almost pegfect,
but they are not - fast AZ Coach Courtney
desires some ialk hss been heard that
another version i that some Of the junior
varsity men viii be chosen for the four
Dared crew This eight has been broken
up into fOurs and all II the men reta med ~
the training table. which In some quarters
h REGARDED a. significant
The Cornell oarsmen VIII Droba bly, leave
for pOughkeepsie on Saturday. June ~
though The definite date has not yet been
picked The launch and steNardeaa VIII
leave . couple OF DAYS ahead The lthacans
VIII have one week less training on the
CoTneli's track team got a warm recsp-
ton GA the return from the intercollegiate
meet The victories Of Taylor and Berna
we're more than Cornell expected. and
Taylor especially vas warmly cQngratu-
priase vas Jack MOekiey. who sst out ak
months ago 20 develop a man 20 defeat
PAUL Of Penn and Who 20 effectively ar
cOmnl iebed his purpose. Jack IL proud Of
Tayl0r's feat. When he came 10 Cornell he
had never had on . track shoe: neither had
Taylor viii be graduated this year. but
Berna has two more years. Mac Arthur.
who va aecond IN tho quarter mile, has one
more year and 80 has Ford. Who vas placed
IN he broad jump; Other men on whom
are Putnam IN the half mile and Jones and
Chapman Of the freshmen: Eisenblaat and
lynch Of the present squad and COzzena
and snyder In the quarter. Jones IN she mile
and Major. freshman, In the quarter inlet
B9s sB spS ,sSsT az ". 'fS ! is N x:
weights. Ford and Nixon and whinsry. =
freshman. In the broad jump land 10 AutFe-
mont IN the pole vault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
Atlantic RunabouG Tor v. Epuls,

Marion EpplSy Of Oyster BAY has just
received nom the Atlantic Company
trim little Twenty-Five foot rInabout
finished with mahoaany decks and oaam-
mss and the hull aniahed In hlack enamel
rubbed 70 a piano polish. Tho engine
eluipment h q ~ horsepower AtlantiD az
Fine wiih reverbs gaar and on 4 trial trim
ron Hell Gate % Oyster BAR the boaf mada
the trio IN slightly over two hDura "A
unique thing IN he delivery of this hosi
poiitan Line. where instead 81 tn uaunl
'aunrhinF IVES simply dropnnd ~ tho
pier into ne waieT ard the engine siaFtaf
Er1aklnG vol f1T the COundanCa The Al.
.anlic Company has IN ths ability 81 10
400 gplug the minute The beat ID pul IN
ne W1tdI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
MIL CLIMBING ~ AUTOS.
Past WSFk hut Not Record Time IN
worcester CompetItioas.

WoRCEsIEE. Mass. June Efforts 10
smash the reCOrd by Baldwin In STANLEY
steamer Of "a seconds for the Dead HOrze
Hill mile climb failed to-day. Bragg Or
Cincinnati In . 10 Horsepower Fiat came
the closest. making the climb IN - seconds
Ne won the hfth annual event II the
Worcester Automobile CLUB BRAGG lowered
he record Tor gasolene cars Of ~. held
by he Alco car
Harry Grant In tho AlcO which won
tho latest Vanderbilt race made the climb
to-day In III Most % the fast drivers
sent their cars up the Incline very riose
10 the minute marx, With the amateur
ulose on their heels
John J kingsley an amateur driver IN =
Thomas flyer. carried away tho prizes f0T
he tao eyents.as veil a. making tho third
hest Time Tor to-days climb In tho free
Tor all Easolene stock car event he DID ~
in the motorcycle event B A swenson Of
PrONidence won tHO out ~ the three anu
made the mite IN his SECOND try In ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

Tho slump Of the Cincinnati Reds has
prompted the fans In Garry Herrmann'a
Town to 80 up the cry for new manager
having the sans experioRne Nhich made
The former Red manaRers, OOlniakey. living,
Hanlon aud Kelley welcome their releases
CIncanAii viii never ain q pennani ~ long
~ the grand stand manAmera are permitted
20 hold sway. 0rin's friends say he will
thrOv up the Job when the season ends
n not before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
WHITNEY POLO cur.


HUELTNduAM. June tn the final for
the whitney cup to-day the team of ahe First
I4fe Guards WOn from the ouid NuBcs BY "a
goats 20 ?. The Quid Nuncs had conceded
four goals allowance. Al half time the
SCORE was % In favor q the First IAfe
scored two goals. ord Hugh Urnsvpn0r two
and Capt hraeHeV u. THE i've Ennl8 earned
With the handicap made the count goals
20 2.
match Aaior and Ford Gr0rvenor ,1rh
scored tgO goals. The Ilfe duand players
displayed he more da1hing game and were
the hafdaqt h.tiegss Agiof played hia
u1sia9n ~ Nc I uiiA grrat oEpeftlela.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

0ravessnd last week there Il no doubt that
any rncing association could more than
pay eKpenses. u Il said that the gross
receipts for ave days we're more than NO
purses. amounted 20 about 900 SONS
VI the stakes, because % excessive sub
scriptlons and fOrieita. did not cost The
Brooklyn Jockey Club a penny
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STEPPERS ar PARKWAY.
NettIe Direct WIns . Coed Aaes IN CIas.
4 Face.

4 Face.
TrottinE enthusiasts TO the number NJ
900 attended the second meeting Of the
season az the Parkway Driving Club yeatsr-
day and were treated 10 some rare SNORT
There we're i've good races on she card and
nearly every one was a. hOtly contested
~ the most exaotinG could wiah. The
best affair was the first race. wheu Nsttis
Direct. driven by Wilson Reid. came home
winner after two heats in whSoh she won
by less than a length each time
Straight heats we're the rule IN the second
and third races. when Louise Brown. driven
by Walter MOsher aud AlshoFne. owned bv
Charles seaman, won respeptIvelv Az
horne wne hard pressed bY King Edward
entered BY the president Of the club. Wlnaaf
" Wardel ne fourth and 1fth races.
With klla Iodd and Col. Julius az the re-
Next week the Measure Drivers Asaoristion
VIII hold a MATINEE. sud on July the initiai
meeting Of tie New York Driving AasGris-
ton a. TIE Parkway track viii take place
The summaries:
Class a. pacing.
Netne Direct. hik. W. CWilssa Reid I
Craze Keily, b. m. w.. n. Halsaaadl
81, nme-iusst. i@eit. i10t.
IIoulss Brosa. b. m Waiter Mosaer, 1
Nd Kelly. blk. 9. w y. halsieadl ,
lAftua cord ,. a lAnlreW W ar1en1aueFi J
nme--iia. III
Class A. lrotdng;
Allh1rne. ch &. lCharlea SEAMAN
King Edward. b. a. Walter MnNhen 2
Oakland Direct, IT.. b. g. Charigs MnnrreN 4 4
nme-i.lo t.i0
Class n. trotdng:
Eila Todd. b. m. w, Arun1nnl z
kaue Nandie. B. ~. n. v. Psiteraoni ?
Buster Brown. b. q fOeorge lhnhQll adT
nme-ii1. tdft. tdtia.
Freg for al. iroinng
Gel Junua. 9. 8. Nat Ware ....... a
Hvns Bird. B. 3, ~. Anunaoul ........I 2
gaek y . b. g. lCharief SEAMAN. .....s j
ume-t1a. tno. t.is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

Jake Deubert OF The BrOOklyns Ia the
National League's coming fret haseman
Those who have watched him closely de
cyAFe that be y another Hal Chase. In
Danbert. Wheat, lennON. Erwin. hargef
and Davidson the Brooklyn club has surely
discovered some nne players.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

'0FTIIT TI1TF Tl7ITTfTI D I'M w
P,UIs. June WideneF's East River
ridden by Taylor ran third In the race
f1r 'he prig ~ n Cornouaille. q stseple-
chase NJ ~ irnnes. at 81 Uuen to-day
the race Was won ~ Brnquesaar'a Apiarist
ridden b" Dale with Champion LissrOn
Wall un, aerOnd Seven horses ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
spTiNE sport raptalas a. Ilamnton.

lU's. y. y. June Ralph y Iolson
NJ Nev YORK Mills has been elected captain
~ ne Hamilton college track team Percy
". allen ~ Pauldiug, Ohto. has been elected
raptHiu Of The baseball team Tor the aaaaon
ini iRi Allen has been q member Of the
TEAM for three yearR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05
KENNEL Snow At DREAMLAND.

l.S SiI ~ ~ ~, gS Sss'. "a , r. =
W. T. Mc0ivney.
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Wyck stable; Raiasd ~ b. woOai0Fd.---.
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s.,anS; Tor rhrSs-yssf. osds and upward. $50

Good START wun easily. Suish, b. g. :. By MCGEE
Prov Frou. owned ana trained BY ". q. NAnke
aneNtnW earE
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Good start won cakiy. Meiluwmint cb. &
rs nrn u1iadaY ntiers, owned hy Thomas
HitchrOrk ir, Trained ~ q n. Taylor.
rHfGD HtCE
Manhansci stakes of ts.5ao; FOR o-yeaF. olds:
penalties and allowances. I'VE and a half fur
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Time o. Is
Good start uun easily. Trap nnck. "a. e .
IS H0ck Sand-r0piaY owned ~ AuEust let
mont trained b. ThOmas Welsh.
FOrnru HtrE
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Good Start. Won easily. King Isues b. O.. 5.
B, Piandit narhtlJ; owrsd ana uaincd by
y 4 Wilrrfh
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,dasd sns niis sha ihrss siliss5'S,.
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-. y. =. .,,..s. Is--i-f-.e - aN Wv IN
,,, r9o ?, ,Dss,.,S5, ar. prone TO
" ne S! taxing S.. ~ ne, Re slTs CTR,
q the Polo Grounds the other day. a
Cincinnati batter crossed first base while
SnOdgFass's foot. was on the bag. snOd-
throw. The spectators dkdn't sss IN. fSos
movement. but the umpire did Ills DE-
cision was palpably correct 10 thoas Who
we're watching the play closely. yet Name
siderable lime after his decision.
Then here Sas Evans At American
l.e,5gpe PARK N a recent rant. Evans
called Sssse ont g thiEd after bis held nm
impression prevailed that Evans Reversed
kgnn's ruling merely 10 show thai 10 waa
boss. merely because be vas dressed In 4
LIE Dfiri authority Ehich belief was
base rugneT on the paths q vas Evans' 4
derisiou By the rules and not ERan's. Eva1s
gave ne deglsion becalse i vas his place
In rriticising hiIa az there Il In a iot Oh othsg
aenaele.s criticisms made Of players ana
umpireE for things they DO.
Aprgpos Of she double umpire aysfem
play took place this season 10 which ~
ttncinhaia we're cQnfendnFN. Rigler ana
kmsiie were gmpirinR The Reds had 4
man on second and one on third and one
Emslie sept M eve on TIE runner al 5000
10 nee that he didn't leave the haar zoo
soon and higier ran down the third hSse
line p keep watch on the runner at third.
trimth vas coaching " third and IN IA
keal - bring IN the run forgot that L Wa
10 20 hiEieT % take q Mand where ~ coud
keep TAB On the piay 20 third gsrtE haf
eyes Tor Emgiie only IN the EtreF4 Oh M
moWeni. Take . lend % he hag, lake 4
lmeaninr tm,alie hasn't got ne eye On Won y
No Haid Qniei boz startling voice IN
HLlu.g ear, but 4 have TurninT. 0r'F
lelsll higigT JUS hthll1 him, ard With .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-26
MASONIC TEMPLE IS
DEDICATED At
ROSWELL
IMPRESSIVE EXERCISES
HELD BY GRAND LODGE
Grand Master Frank Johnson
of San MarciaI 0fficiatesi
Large Crowd Attends Cere-
mony On the Pecos,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journal
Roswell, n. NJ, June 25-With the
most impressive ceremonies the new
$4,000 Masonic temple at Roswell
WAS formally dedicated last night by
the Grand Lodge of New Mexico,
Grand Master Frank Johnson of san
Marclal officiating. Fully 400 Ma
sons and their wives attended the ex-
c~rcises, Grand Secretary A. A. Keen
of Albuquerque was present as were
also four past grand masters Of the
Grand Lodge, A.. N. Pratt of Carls-
bad, T.. A. Cohoon, j. w. Wilson and
J. w. Poe Of Roswell. Other acting
grand officers were appointed from
the Roswell lodge of Masons and they
conducted the conservation OF the
handsome new edifice which will take
its place as one Of the finest fraternal
edifices in the Southwest,
A banquet followed the dedication
ceremonies. A special excursion train
brought 1870 visitors from the lower.
Pecos valley. Two gavcls Of wood
grown at Mount Vernon, the home of
George Washington. were presented.
one by Chief Justice William II. pope
and the other by Mr., Kemp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-26
LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST
Use Diamond lee. Phone 81 and 5s.
Drink Glorieta Deer Phone 81 and as

Use Diamond lee. Phone 81 and IS.
Drink Glorieta Beer. Phone 81 and Is
Thomas Arnett Of Sawyer, n. NJ
Is here on a brief business trip.
Miss Pearl Corson. i20 West Gold
avenue, Lore Yesterday for a brief visit
with relatives in Las Vegas.
r. NJ. Thomas. southwestern agent
OF the Reliance Insurance company,
has arrived IN the city from Phoenix,
Ariz.
Or H. Mcqueen Gray, president Of
the University of New Mexico, has
returned from "a two weeks visit to
ocean Park.
Mr., and Mrs. Homer Fry Of san
Jose, Cal. en- route to Freeport, ILL.,,
arc guests ot Mr., ana Mrs. a. w.
lcrkt i'm this city
Dr. Mcndol Snber Of st. Louis. Mo
viii deliver q lecture here Friday.
July !. at 1880 y. m to which tho pub
Tic viii he welcome.
4, a. Keen is expected home from
Roswell today, after Attending the
dedication exercises of "a new Masonic
temple at that place.
George r. Craig, justice of the
ncrse, returned this morning from
Roswell. where ne went to attend the
dedication of the Masonic temple,
William Spencer, a well known
mining man who has been 2 guest az
the Commercial club for the past
week. left Yesterday for "a brief stay
iu Los Angeles.
Mrs. Mary Blake. i22 North Fourth
street, accompanied by two grand.
children. leaves this morning for Mid
dlctoNn and oswego. y. Y, for "a visit
OF several weeks
Rev. Ira G. Cartwright suporin-
tendent OF Spanish Missions in the
southWcs for the NJ. r. church. has
returned from an eastern trip and
leaves for Sooorro ON church business
today.
Brieadicr Wood Of the salvation
Army Viii be in the city today inspect
ing the focal work and VIII conduct
% meeting at the army han SUNDAY
morning and evening and Monday eve
Undertaken Croliou left yesterday
Tor Las Vegas TO bring back the re-
mains of the hate Richard j. Sweeney. |
who died there yesterday mevning.
The funeral announcement win be
later.
Miss Sadie Barney. ~ Los Angeles.
Well known in Santa Re. where she
lived for several years. passed through
city last evening en- route 10 the
apital from where she VIII later go To
'astcrn cities.
col George w. Pritchard ~ Linz
DIN county spent Yesterday here on
business lie WAS met by eastern par
iss here last night and viii leave to-
for santa re Mr. Fritchard was
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-26
HIGHLAND METHODIST CHURCH


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(Residence. us S Edith St.)
Residence phone. 1855.
The sunday school win meet at 10
a. m. for taking reports. children 5
day exercises begin at l0;30 a. m.
Following is the program:
song, The Glory song, Gabriel,
by the school.
Prayer.
Vocal duet. "Thc Philathia Band"
CPost), Misses Alma and Adele
Howell.
Responsive Psalm IS, read by the
whole congregation.
The Gloria Patri.
Church notices.
OuertorN. selected.
song, open the Door for the chill
dren, (ENcelb, by the school.
Exercises Of greeting. by Annie Lew
Is. GLADYS LYONS, James Lewis and
Max Walters.
R%ecitauons. Donie Mcsser and Pearl
Taylor.
song, "sunbeams," CGahriel). by
The children.
Presentation of Cradle Roll" GER
ttficates. Mrs, Goehring, superintend-
eut.
Vocal solo. harmonium. Just As 7
Am, tMcAfeel. Miss Alma Howell
ana double seNtct
Baptism of children. by the pastor.
Closing song. Let us crown Him
by the school.
Benediction.
Mothers are especially invited 10
this service and bring their
small children.
The evening service will he under
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-26
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Corner Fifth and Silver.)
Hugh A. CoOpcr, Pastor.

Services at II a. m. and s p. m,
Morning theme. How to Elmo
Peace"
In the evening the pastor will de-
liver the last sermon IN the hiograph-
ical series. ID. l.. Moody and The Sc
of His Power"
sunday school, 9:45 n. m.
Young Peoples society, 7 p. m.
Music-MOrnine.
Prelude in G. Mendelssohn.
Solo, Miss Charlotte Pratt, selected.
Offertofy, "Cayatina,' Lemare.
Evening.
Prelude. 'iNoctqrne,' Vincent,
Offertory. "Andantino," Lemare.