Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-14

BANKOK, Nov 1.-THE coronation
of Maha Vajravudha as king of Siam
in succession to his father, the late
King Crulalongkorn, took place today
and was attended with the customary
| elaborate ceremonies The coronation
| festivities, however. will be deferred
late king.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE lure OF
the little farm with its dainty broil-
| ers and maybe a pigeon or two cut
in half and broiled over bed OF
Goals and enough money from eggs for
an occasional porterhouse steak has
sounded its note to Helen Dysko. who
lives with her husband and little
daughter in tenement at No. 973
Highpoint avenue. West Hoboken.
| The woman was born in Austrian
| Poland, has long tawny hair reaching
well below her knees This crowning
glory of womanhood she is willing to
sacrifice in order that she and her
family may live on farm. She adver.
tised her hair for sale yesterday.
| When a reporter went to her home
in West Hoboken he found Mrs. Dysko
somewhat reluctant to part from her
hair.
| 1T is this way" she said: I work
and my husband work. but things cost
so much that We both work hard and
never have money to put away to
keep. What are we going to do when
we old?
| "One day a man see me washing my
hair and drying it on the stoop. He
say to me: There are many rich
| people in New York who would buy
your hair. Why not try your luck and
SELF" Then my husband, who is "A
ship carpenter, say he like to live on
a little farm So put 1t in paper that
sell my hair. But my littlest price
Is $4,000 and my biggest $4,000 They
tell me that there are many women
in New York to whom that is moth
ing.
Then when I sell my hair for $4,000
maybe ! buy land in Hoboken. II
very cheap now. When my little
Stephanie grow up she able to sell 1t
for much more.
| Also ! cannot eat the kind of
food that my neighbors have to eat. |
cannot eat the rotten meat they buy.
! like little chicken cut open and put
over the Goals, like little piece OF
porterhouse steak-not very large
and l like pigeons. My husband be-
come sad He say nobody in all the
world have such hair as mine. He
love me when he first see me for my
hair and always he likes to see IT
hanging down my back lie say /
shall never sell it"
BALTIMORE, Mr., Nov. 1I.-An
other interesting program of flights
have been arranged for this afternoon
at the Baltimore field, besides the
regular schedule of duration and dist.
ance and altitude flights.
| Weather permitting. there will be:
Gloss country trips. exhibitions of fan.
cy flying, target practice and get
away contests. The last named fea.
ture which is now in aviation, con.
sists of all the machines being placed
ON line in front of the judges stand
and the one to take the air the quick
est after given signal, being ad.
Judged the winner.
There is possibility of flight to
| Washington.
Postmaster General Hitchcock after
a flight with Count jacques DeIesseps
late yesterday afternoon was so
pleased that he asked Archibald Hox-
sey for higher flight in his biplane.
But the upper air was too gusty to
make passenger carrying altogether
safe.
New York. Nov. 11.-Well-known
horse lovers from many cities OF the
| United States and Canada and from
Mexico, England. France, Germany
and Holland as well, are In New York
TO attend the opening tomorrow of the
twenty sixth annual exhibition of the
National Horse Show Association. The
show as usual will be held in the Madl.
son Square Garden. which has been
tastefully decorated for the occasion
This years show promises to eclipse
all of its predecessors. despite the
predictions of the past few years that
the popularity of horses and horse
shows was on the wane. The par.
ticipation OF expert military riders
from several Of the countries OF Europe
promises to add to the popularity OF
this years exhibition and viii give
it a truly international character
From the society point OF view the
success of the show is already assured
Visitors OF social prominence are
here in large numbers, the registers
in many of the hotels reading like the
social directories of score of cities
CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Thomas Jen.
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