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OIL STOCKS

The market for oil stocks continued quiet yes
terday. but the tone was generally firm Strong
stocks were w. X at $500. Premier at ST 25
Palmer at Sl.2T1a a 30 Enos at S1.3715 and
Cresceus at soc. Pacific States was lower at Csc.
Blue Moon has levied an assessment of &c,
delinquent May "a
During April. 1910, oil stocks listed on the
California stock and oil exchange paid S71o.-
Sos Y IN dividends. making grand total OF
$29. .9jS, 276. so to date
The Standard oil company is negotiating for
the purchase Of the abandoned brick and terra
with view to erecting large storage plant
at this point, from which oil will be supplied
to the counties north
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE
Bid. Ask. Bid Ask.
Amy ...,.. I 1.35IMonte Crsto 3. 25 $50
Apollo 49,. ID Dol New Pa Pet 9S l. 90
Asso OIL 90 so -iPac S Petro 66 Gs
Blue Moon. 2SiParaffne 40
Brookshire.. 1855 Palmer ..... 1.25 40
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Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON. April 30.-Huttons wire saws: The
market opened dull and irregular and remained
until the last 10 minutes, when a food of
selling orders were poured into the market in
sympathy with New York. and prices receded
from one to two points. This market has been
thoroughly lquidated. however
The following list is furnished by E. f. Hut
ton Co.. 490 California street. San Francisco:
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III OenIIaI ...-.. I36 = Spanish As 30 z
Bar slver-Steady; "a 15-l6d per ounce.
Aioney-3@3A per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 334 per cent and for three months
bills Lie per cent.
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COTTON SITUATION
WORRIES MARKET
EEormous* Deliveries of May,
Amounting to. I75,eOO Bales,
Indicate Liabilities
Cancellation of Equipment Or
ders by Western Railroads
Also Proves UnSettIing
New York stock List

E. F.; button d Co, z9o California street,
fneu1bers or the New York stock exchange. fur
nlSh the following list Of bend and stock sales
yeSterdavsr
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SALES
Morning Session
, Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCkS
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L S Rubber 6s. ..1O314
L : Steel I'd IS. 103 ! }
Va Car Chem 5s. 9SL
Wabash 1st IS. Jos
Do 1St * ext IS 67L
Western Md IS. 81
Westing El cv 5s. S912
Wis Central As. 90
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce April so

Receipts OF PrOduce Apr1I 90
Flour or sks..-. 3,94SI Wool. SKIS 81
Wheat ct1s .- 70lLeather. rolls -. 10
Barley, ctls -. 3,S25 TallOw, ctls Il
Oats. ctls ...... 25t Hides, No ...... 700
Beans SKIS ..... 134 Pelts, No ....... 6SJ
Corn. ctls ..... 150 Lime. bbls 450
Bran. SKIS ...... 16O' Sugar, ctls -.... $500
Niddlings. SKIS 145l Wine, gals 49,. "a, 500
Potatoes SKIS a.. 4, I05 Lumber, NJ IT,. 40
Onions SKIS -. 70lQuicksilver, TASKS 45
Hay. tons ... Az Livestock, No -. $40
Straw, tons 81
OREGON
Flour, or SKIS. Q. 74O Wheat, ctls 49,. 500
WASHINGTON
Flour. or SKIS. 4.s42
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Horzes and Mule.

The following quotations for horses AMI mules
are furnished By the Butchers and Stock Grow
HORSES
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New York Mining Stocks
New York Curb stocks

Bid. Ask Bid. Ask
Amer Tob .42T 432 Nipissing 49,. 97s 101s
Bay State G. y M san Toy - p 81
Boston Con. 16 10 Standard Min 10 I9
Brit Col Cop. 6is Do pfd 30 50
Bte Coalition 20 203s STANDARD Oil 62S 635
Chi Subway. 21a 3 Super & Pitts u l2b
Cum Ely o.. g Tri Bullion. x s
Davis DAILY. 2$4 Ton Exten .. soc 9Oc
Dolores ..... 5I2 6A United Coppr 51h 651
Dom Copper .1O2 105 Do pfd Is 30
FL Rayo 25s 2&s United r Co. 10 u
First Cop. 21s 2Ss Yukon Cold. Az AZ
Giroux * Ray Central. 214 5-l6
Gid Cons =. 734 1916 Ray Con - l7A Is
Cid Daisy &c Sc iOhio .-....-3 3 1-16 3-I6
Cid Florence. 214 23s Braden .. Az AZ
Greene Can. SIS S3s Ely Cent . 1916
Gug Express. 17J 1S5 Chino 49,. 10 1Oss
Kerr Lake e. SIS So Inspiration . 5-I6 73s
La Rose -. AZ 4LlGna ....... 51b 6iS
Miami 49,. 81 21lkI Con Ariz - q 2iE
Mines Of Am As 30 Mays ..1I5 l21
Montg Sho... y q June - IS 43
New Con =. 1915 1917 January - 40 4S
Ner Ttah 81 u
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All Local Stock Markets Steady
With Variations Few and Narrow
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, April 3o-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Rid. ASK. Bid Ask
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OIL DIVIDENDS

ivdends by
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paid By above companies for April 1910
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Do ref 5S ..... 81
Distillers 5S 49,. 40
Erie prior lien Is. 50 4
Do gen As --.-- TS =
DO CIV Is, ser A 793z
Do cv Is. ser B 81
Gen Elect cv 5s. .139
III Cen Isl ref Is QS
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-15

school in front of Workmans store and
had to be taken home. A doctor was
called and medical assistance render
ed. No bones were broken.
j.. B. Gilchrist of Moscow Idaho,
and j. ]. Gilchrist and two children of
Spokane. Wash. arrived Saturday for
visit at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gilchrist.
series of meetings have commence
ed at the M. e. church and will last as
long as interest will warrant.
The HOFFMAN quartet will give a
box social at the Mt. Zion church to-
night
Albert Howard and Mrs. Effie Call
former residents of Cedar township
returned from their homes in Canada
recently and will spend the winter in
their old neighborhood with relatives
and friends. They have been in Can
ada about four years.
do you want to buy or sell some
seed corn or oats? Put a want ad in
the Courier.
Samuel Kund, after an absence OF
several months, has returned and is
housekeeping at his home on the north
side of the park.
S. T. Alton and wife of Enid. Okla
visited last week with the formers
brother E. H. Alton
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Notice of incorporation.

Notice is hereby given that cor
poration for pecuniary pr tit has been
organized under the laws of Iowa, by
the name of Ottumwa League Base
Ball Club. having its principal place of
business at the City of Ottumwa, Wa
pello County, Iowa. The general ma
ture of the business to be transacted
by said corporation Is to organize,
carry on and maintain base ball club,
to acquire and hold membership in
base ball associations and~ leagues, to
employ and discharge players, to ac-
quire and maintain grounds, either by
lease or purchase, to improve its
grounds, to acquire base ball fran
chises and to do such other acts and
things as may be necessary and prop
er to maintain and carry on base ball
club. The authorized capital stock of
the corporation is s1o,o00.00 which
shall be sold for not less than it's par
value in cash at such times and in
| such amounts as shall be determined
bv the Board of Directors, not less
than forty shares of which shall be
subscribed before the corporation COM
commenced business on December 9,
! 1909, and shall terminate on Decem
| Der 6, 1903, unless sooner dissolved as
provided by law.
The affairs of the corporation are to
be conducted by a board of not less
4 IfhIl live HoI jllDT6 IIlHit SEVEN
ors who are to be elected at the an
nua1 stockholders meeting by ma
| jority vote of the stock present and
4 represented at such meeting. Until the
annual meeting to be held in January
1910 and until their successors are
elected and qualified Paul Arbenz, w.
| S. Russell, Geo r. Heindel, F. B. Clark.
w. f. Raber, F. T. Lynch and w. T.
Archer constitute the board of direct
! ors, and F: 3. Clark is president. Paul
Arbenz, vice president, and w. s.
| Russell secretary and treasurer. The
| highest amount of Indebtedness to
which said corporation shall at any
time subject itself shall not exceed
| two thirds of the amount of It's capital
stock issued and outstanding. The
1 private property of the stockholders is
to be exempt from liability for corpor-
ate debts.
! oTTUMwA LEAGUE BASE BALL
BY r. 3. Clark, President.
/ Attest:
w. s. Russell, Secretary
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LlBERTYviLLE.


W
Libertyville- Hiram Davis is able to
be up and around after a weeks ILL
ness.
Ray Allison of ottumwa spent last
Tuesday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Allison near Libertyville.
Born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Guyer a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Crawford spent
few days this week in Ottumwa
with Mrs. Crawford's parents.
Bruce Ratcliff of Fairfield was in
Libertyville Tuesday.
Frank Grail, John Loehn, Ed Glot-
felty. Frank Moss and Art Green Of
Fairfield were business callers l.. Lib
ertyville Tuesday.
Jake Hill had the misfortune to fail
and break his limb. He is getting along
nicely. Mr.. HILL is at his sons home,
Dave Hill, north of town.
Nan Toppings of south of town en-
tertained crowd of young people on
Tuesday evening. They all went in
bob sleds. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess and all report a
fine time.
A sled load of young neople went to
Fairfield Tuesday evening where they
enjoyed a few hours at the skating
rink.
Do you want to bu- or Cell some
seed corn or oats? Put want ad in
the Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rinker were shop
ping in Fairfield Monday.
Jim Boyd is hauling the brick for his
new home which he intends to erect in
the near. future
Albert Baldwin of Eldon was down
to see his father-in-law Denton Ted
row. Mr.. Tedrow Is reported as no bet
ter.
Will Allison was a business caller in
Fairfield Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlie Roberts left Wednesday
for Hedrick where she expects to make
her future. home.
Phelps Shores and Roll Stansbury
left Tuesday evening for Rochester
Mimi, where Mr.. Shores will be OPP
Grated on
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THO second hand
pianos that are
bargains at
j. II. RHEIMS
100 w. Main St.
LRGAL
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
100 w. Main St.

In the District Court of the State Of
Iowa. in and for Wapello County,
March term, 1910.
Amelia Mccartney and P. H Mozart
ney, her husband. plaintiff,
Samuel H. Tindell and Tin
dell, his wife, Mary Baker Everett
and w. b. Everett, her husband,
Gurley Baker and Florence Baker,
his wife, Margaret Baker and Harry
Baker, her husband, l---- Coli
Inns, Daisy Baker Nash and George
l.. Nash, her husband. Timothy
Egan and --------------- Egan. his WIFE,
N. NJ. Tindell. Fred Goodal and Ida
M. Goodall
To the said defendants.
You are hereby notified that the PEE
tition of the plaintiffs in the above en-
titled cause is now on file in the office
of the Clerk of the District Court Of
the state of Iowa in and for Wapello
County. asking the partition Of the
the west half (Wh) of the southeast
quarter (SEA) of the southwest
quarter (SWA) of section thirteen
(13), township seventy two (72), north
range fourteen G4), Wapello County.
Iowa. except the west thirty (30) feet
thereof; also the east 20 rods of the
north 60 rods of the west half tWh)
VI lie SoutlefisL quarter (sof. - : ol titc
southwest quarter (SWA) of section
thirteen G3) township seventy (T2)
range fourteen d4), Wapello County.
Iowa, otherwise described as lot No. 2,
of Auditors Sub division of the aonth-
east quarter (SEM) of the soUt,s Tost
quarter (SWM) of said lection afore-
said.
| And that the plaintiff asks that her
| interests, an undivided one-sixth in
terest in the first piece and an undi-
| vided one-third in the other piece be
established in her; and that as said
property cannot be divided, that the
same be sold and the proceeds divided
as each party's interests shall he es
tablished. You are further notified that
unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day of the
next term, being the March term OF
said court. which will commence at OF
tumwa, Wapello County, Iowa, ON the
21st day Of March, 1910, default will
be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated at ottunwa, Iowa, January
| IL, 1910.
A. w. Enoch,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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: BONAPARTE. .

Mrs. Flora Fritsinger left Wednes
dav for Eldorado Springs Mo-, having
received word that her sister Mrs. An
son was not expected to live.
II. J. Holmes who has been making
an extern led visit with his sister Mrs.
Frank Mailer north of town, returned
to his home in Denver, Colo, Tuesday.
Floyd Macklin who has been ser
iously i'll with pneumonia Is reported
better.
Do you want to buy or sell some
seed corn or oats? Put want ad in
the Courier.
Miss Bertha Meredith was q bust
ness visitor in Pennington Tuesday.
Minor Easling who hi s been en-
ployed at Wichita, Kansas, for the past
year Is visiting his mother Mrs. Henry
Easling.
c. e. Fuller and wife have returned
to Bonaparte and will make this place
their future home. They have been
living in the west the last two years
for the benefit of Mrs. Fuller's health.
Mrs. Chas. Thompson who has been
making an extended visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Barber has re-
turned to her home in Moline.
Mrs. Ida, Stafford entertained the
Whist club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. C. S. Percival will entertain
the Young Ladies Guild and their
gentlemen friends at a taffy pulling
| Saturday evening.
! Mr.. Forbes of Milton is visiting the
P. A. Doughty and Walt Wilson fam
lilies.
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CEDAR ROUTE 1.

Cedar Route No. John Ross who
has been very Ill for a few days is
some better
Mr.. and Mrs. .Seigle Allison visited
at the Charles Fuhs home Sunday.
j. l.. Moore and family who have
been guaranteed on account of diph-
iberia, have had the quarantine taken
down.
Isaac Cook was business caller at
the H. G. Moore home Tuesday.
Clarence Harding and family have
moved from the Lewis Myers farm to
the Harding home.
&C. w. and j. l.. Moore We're business
callers in Agency Tuesday.
George S. Ward delivered a load OF
corn to Mrs. Minnie Forsythe Tues
day.
There is to be weeks meeting
held at the Christian church of Kirk
Vile soon
Mrs. Ward and sons John and Bert
visited at the George Ward homo Sun
day.
John Funk and son Carl recently
visited his daughter Mrs. Irene Smith
of Kansas.
George Wards children who have
been i'll have recovered.
Sanford Plnmmer purchased some
hogs of ". ]. Brown.
The public sale which was held al
the home of VIM. Carnes Saturday was
we'll attended. The Epworth league
served lunch. Mr. Carnes and family
will soon move out west.
r. w. Moore of Cedar has been very
| III for a few days.
Charles Allison and Bert Cook were
callers at the John Ross home Monday
evening.
The James Oneil coal mine is having
hard time to supply their demand fol
coal A few teams have been turned
away without coal.
Mrs. Anna Plummer and son Roy at
tended the Carnes sale Saturday Jan
uary 10. , ~
A number of people of this vicinit,
are preparing to move fearing ba'
roads in the spring.
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ALBA.
. eA.eee44e...4AA4.->4.4.-4

The interurban company have made
"a proposition to the city council to
build 2 subway for the street car line
and for use in general on North Clin-
ton street. The council have not yet
accepted, as the width of the proposed
subway is only "a feet and also for the
reason that some think that the sub
way would be more desirable on North
Main street.
Maurice Atchison son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. G. Atchison of this place has
been chosen county attorney Of Adair
county in which county he resides.
w. P. McGraw of Melrose was look
ing after business matters here re-
Gently.
W. ]. Gardner of Bluff Creek town
ship was in town recently on business
T. III. Lucan a former resident OF
Abba died last week in Kansas.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-15
Savings Institution Holds Annual
Session and Reflects

Agency, Jan. 14.--(SpecialD-A the
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Agency Savings bank the follow
ing officers were reelected:
President--J H. Merrill.
Vice president-Peter Nelson.
Cashier Watson N Enyart.
Directors-Alex Giltner, Peter Mel
son, Samuel Mahon, s. H. Harper, W.
T. Harper, John d. Newell, j. H. Mer,
rill
The business of the bank showed
large increase over the year before
A dividend Of 10 per cent was de-
clared and the outlook for another
year is very satisfactory.
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AGENCY.

q, <1-A&-*-%-%-<$S r&-4-%$>-%e-@A+>-s u,
William Reeve fell and bruised his
head and hand severely.
Mr.. Geering of South Dakota is here
visiting his sister Mrs. Maggie, Wilson.
c. c. Cremer and daughter Bessie
left Wednesday for Wyoming. Miss
Bessie will attend school there. Mr.
Cramer will return in n few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Green have re-
turned from visit in Nebraska and
Kansas.
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WOULD BE RECORDER.
Another Seeks the Nomination
County Office and Takes


The number of those taking out the
nomination papers for signatures OF
the voters in conformity with the re-
quirements of the primary election law
is increasing gradually fro mday to
day The list has been augmented by
the addition of the name of Earl Balls
of Ottumwa for the nomination Of re-
corder on the Democrat ticket.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-15
Miller chapeI Notices.

Lawrence Kuhns, superintendent Of
chapel. Sabbath school at 2 o'clock.
The annual election of officers took
place last Sunday. Mrs. Mcmillan was
elected superintendent of the Sabbath
school and Mrs. William Teasdale as
assistant superintendent.
Sunday afternoon worship at 9
o'clock.
Miss Lenora McGinnis will speak.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-15
Where. oh Where2

Where is Hobson? The new ambas-
sador of the mikado at Washington
says there is no Japanese question on
the Pacific coast.
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BIRMINGHAM.
! 4e-eA-e%AA ~>A-ex~>%

Mrs. Ralph Workman was called
Glasgow by the dangerous illness
her aunt Mrs. Howell
Miss Elizabeth McMillen, teacher
the primary room fell on her way
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In the District Court of the State of
Iowa. in and for Wapello County,
March term, 1910:
Amelia Mccartney and P. H. Mozart
ney, her husband. plaintiff,
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AGENCY BANKERS MEET.

Y. S. Russell, Secretary
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DISQUALIFICATION Davis is able to
be up and around after weeks ILL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26

Fantastic. IN { minor. lMozartl. Pre-
Jude. Chopin. Nalse Caprice lCham
inadeG songs. The Useful CaG'
tBuuningl The Vow, Meyer Hell
muudl Three Little Chestputs,
4 tPagel; Y Romance. CSehamann)a
Valse Caprice. lRenwickl. song.
Il Etc" tChaminadel concerto In q
minor, (Mendelssohn),,
A service OF song will be given I'm
the First congregational church. sun
day evening when several compost.
tions by ) Truman Wolcott viii be
given IN addition to the principal mum
her OF the service. the cantata, The
Conversion" by IA. A. Mathews
A free organ recital by Frank
Fruttchey will be given Tuesday eve
ming March s. az Sis o'clock, in the
North Woodward NJ. F. church. Mr.
Fruttchey will play two OF hts own
recent compositions In proeram "a
be made M OF request numbers.
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he has had has been given him by
Oscar SaepgcT OF New York. lie was
singing in\Naudeyiile when Hammer
stein discovered him la his own Vic,
toria theater in New York.
The following pupils OF the Detroit
Conservatory Of Music took part IA
the regular "Wednesday AFTERNOON con-
cert in the conservatory hair Miss
Julia Thede. Miss Grace Fwohy, Miss
Mayme Foreman Miss Bertha Iheil-
man. and Miss Fay Floody.
Miss Helen Marie Meyer. pupil OF
IT, l.. Renwick. Of the Detroit Con.
seryatory OF Music gave her gradu-
ating recital Friday evening. in the
conservatory hall. assisted by William
w. Meyer, baritone.
Miss Mabel Guess. Of the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music Will play IN
The Grace NJ Z church. Friday eve
ming. March 4.
Miss Bertha Theilmau. or Grand
Haven, Mich. pupil OF L.. L. Renwick
OF the Detroit Conservatory OF Music.
Will give her graduating recital Fri
day evening, March 1, In the conser-
ystory hall assisted by Miss Grace
TWony. soprano. London OnL ne
following program Will De given Pre-
lades Nos 10. 20 and - Chopin.
SONGS. "Auf Wiedersehcu. lSilvio
Heinz Love Is Rose (Sans
SoucD, Come to the Garden Love.
(Saltep sonata, CGreig) Sere-
made, (Renwickl; Cresendo. ,l-as-
SOM. song. O Don Fatale, Verdi,
Nocturne tRenWick). Aufschwuns,
tSchumannl; Capriccio Briilante.
tMendelssohnl.
A concert Will be given by the De
troit Conservatory orchestra. Thurs
day evening March 10. in the Central
NJ F. church, assisted by Miss Eliza
beth Moore, soprano and Miss Blanche
Barnum, violin and the Detroit Con
servatory ladies' quartet. consisting
OF Miss Elizabeth Moore. Miss Eliza
beth Bennett. Miss Marie Barney and
Mrs. Charles r. Clements
49,
Miss Cora J. Humid OF the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music, gave con-
cert Thursday evening, assisted by
Miss Viola Geist. contralto The fol-
lowing pupils took part; Miss Hattie
schultz. Miss Mary O'Connor, Miss
Edna Goetsch. Miss Leona Lambert.
Miss Esther Anthony, Miss Emma
Linemann. Miss Zita Lenz, Miss Jean
Broeg. Miss Winitred Thornback.
Miss Florence Hund. Miss Adelaide
Pett. Miss Norma KALI. Miss Frances
Brooks. Miss Eva Pringle. Miss
Floriae Wiudisch.
80
Miss Mia G. Meyer. pupil OF L. l..
Renwick. az the faculty OF the Detroit
conservatory OF Music. will give her
graduating recital Tuesday evening.
March l. in the conservatory nall as
sisted by Miss Marie Barney, soprano.
The following program will be given
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-26

logue from Il Paghacci. a group OF
German songs and a group OF English
songs. The club will play Mozart ;
quartet No. 9. and Schuberts post.
humous quartet in ID minor y. j.
Corey will act as aecompanist
90
The regular monthly recital by
pupils OF Miss Alice May Harrah. was
given. Thursday evening. al her
studio. The program was furnished
by Miss celia Rice, contrslto. OF
Romeo. Miss Edith Wesley mezzo
soprano. of Detroit, and sydney Z.
Harris tenor They were assisted
by Miss Gertrude Helnze, pianiste,
Miss Bessie +. Brown and Miss
Heinze were the accom- panists.
Gounod's ~Gallia scored for chorus
and soprano and the celebrated
chorus with bass solo, from RosSini
"Stabet Mater. will be given az me
vesper song service in the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church, sunday ar
ternoon az o'clock The regular
quartet choir Will be assisted by Mrs
Winifred Scrjpus Ellis Miss Eliza
beth Bennett 4 l.. {. Henry and
Charles Parker
The usual monthly musical service
wifi uot be- given at the Forrest. Pres
bvterian church sunday evening. but
has been postponed until the first
SUNDAY IN March AZ that time The
Darkest Hour which was SO APP
preciated last season. will be given
With augmented choir The selection
from Nagner's Parsifar for trumpet
ana organ will also be given.
students of the Mcdonald school OF
Music gave an attractive program AT
the studio musicale Saturday after
noon. The ladies chorus OF the school
under the direction Of Miss Emery,
sang 20. Skylark, for thy Wing
lHenry SMART and MY Honey
Frank Lyues) Miss Grace Melon
aid. Miss Charlotte McDOnsld. and
Miss Emma Mcdonald played 'Sere-
made. by Victor Herbert for piano.
violin and cello Pupils OF Miss Nc
Donald Miss Andrus. Miss koehn,
Miss Werbe and Mr. Biggs played
piano solos.
Orvine Harold. the tenor, who vas
heard with SO much appreciation in
Detroit with Nine TetraZZinis con-
cert company. made his operate de-
but az Hammersteins opera house
the past week. singing Canio, in 1
Paeliacci." with the Nine. Lima Naya-
lieri as Media Mr. Harold's success
was tremendous and in one night he
sprang into FIRST favor with New York
ers. This new tenor star Is native
OF Ohio. and what little vocal tuition