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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

The Kellerman concert of Monday
night was distinctly one Of the most
superior entertainments ever offered
to the public In this community. Mar
Gus Kellerman's dramatic singing OF
such songs as The Victor, The Muske-
teers. The Toreador Song, and Danny
Deever was superb in its art and gem
timely thrilling In it's effect. Mr.. KEEL
lerman appears on the programme OF
the Minnesota Educational association
late this month, and Is sure to be one
OF the great attractions OF he associa-
ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

The Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity re-
Gently held it's annual banquet at Pr
les An informal reception was held
In the lobby of the commercial club
for new members. The fraternity is
planning to do great things for the
college during thecoming year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Paul n. Burhams was q guest or the
boarding club tor dinner Sunday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

In Carnegie hall there has been
general renovation Of the walls. par
ticular mention Is made of the assem-
blyroom. which has become beauti-
full place. indeed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Think for yourselves" said Presi.
dent Cowling of Carleton. in conclud.
ing some particularly pointed remarks
addressed to the students, cultivate
the habit Of making friends; be strict
~ honest. Those are keys to real sue
cess"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

The grounds have been greatly i'm
proved during the summer by the adj
dition Of walks, new driveway. cul-
tivation of the lawns, and altogether,
the appearance Of things liz very much
improved. Under the exceptionally
able management OF Mrs. Nellie |. Car
penter, a number OF improvements
have been made about the girls dor
mitory The new ladies' hall makes
the school an ideal place from a young
girls point OF view as well as in the
opinion of parents.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Among recent chapel visitors were
Mesdames True. Hubbell, Stratton,
barrow, buchanan and Best, Miss Ina
Best. and Miss Clara Blanchard, Rev.
Mr.. Kern, John Kline and Lewis Mat
teson and Hamlin Hunt, the organist.
on last Wednesday DIR. Stratton
spoke on the educational institutions
Of the Moravians at Bethlehem. Pa,
where he spent the summer. He de-
scribed some OF the buildings. and
told something of their ideals, and the
thoroughness OF their work They
take a great interest in foreign mis-
si0ns. and one consequence Of this is
the fact that more Of their graduates
are In the foreign neld than In their
own home churches, so that the home
field suffers to certain extent. The
Thursday service was In charge or
MIR. yowIes. who told something of his
experiences In Russia. Among the
most impressive things of the coun
try are the churches with their beau
tiful services. The choir, which con-
ssets entirely OF male voices, ID be-
hind a screen. and without musical
accompaniment The service IA i'm
praaaSva. and Id conducted PRINCIPAL
III In old Slavic. language the peo-
Ufe 40 not understand Mr.. voulea
also spoke III some detail 81 the Rug
Sian art galleries. and OF the Ruseifi !.
cation Of Finland. Friday Dr. Cree
aRn gave one OF his delightful frav-
espRuee. taking this time for his theme
8
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Fl. M. Stanford, formerly teacher OF
natural sciences at the normal, gave
an address at chapel on Sept. 30. ON
Oct. he left with his family to begin
the journey to Evanston, ILL.,. where he
VIII make his home at 2411 Lincoln
street. His family will stop at Will
mar and a zumhrota for short visits
before proceeding to Evanston. The
new Offices Of the Wells Publishing
GO. with which he is associated are at
bS7 South Dearborn street, Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Minneapolis.
The Elimination Of Nom Essentials IN
Music Teaching Mr.. T.. p. Giddings
superintendent music, Minneapolis
(This number will be illustrated by
classes from the city schools)
Music in the High School Normal
Department Supt p. j. Kuntz
Owatonna.
NVcAi SUN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Selected
Miss Maude M. Hooper Super
visor Of music, Brainerd.
Report Of committee of music bv leg
islation Miss Elsie Shave. super
intendent Of music, ST. Paul.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Mrs Charles Deans OF River Fails
Wis, sister-in-law Of Miss Deans 81
the faculty, paid a visit to the normal
on Tuesday, when she arrived In the
city In company with little niece OF
Miss Deans who will remain here FOR
some time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Mrs Stever. who has been quite
seriously Ill. is now out of the hospi-
tai. Harry Haggart continues to i'm
prove slowly. Many anxious hearts
at the college have followed the pro-
gress of his illness.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Ex-Captain Foss donned the MOLE
skins for the first time this year
Thursday night but did not get In the
mixup. Friday night however, he
showed that he has not forgotten how
to play the game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
NEW MEXICO COWBOY
ElOIt.S WITH FAIR ON.
Missouri Young Lady and Her south
wcstSrm CsOisr Leave Old Folks
Wondering iiow u MI iIaIrsm,vi.

Marshall. Mo. Man s-A real old
fashioned ciopcment. with angry par
ents in pursuit and all other other
stage settings. was that Of Miss Liily
Mcintosh of White Island. a summer
resort nenr here. "Wednesday.
The hero of Miss Mcintosh's ro-
nance. now her husband. Is Harry
Hawkins. u COWBOY from New Mex
leo, He owns "A ranch there, tn.
brides friends say.
The girl met Hawkins last sum-
m.r while she Was visiting on her
uncle's ranch In New Mexico, hut
when her relatives learned she Mas
IN low. with him they at one" forbade
a marriage. Miss Mcintosh returned
home IN tn. middle of tn. dane" hei
young i.ochinvar" appeared, and the
young woman fled with him. \ faith
full friend had three swift saddle
horses waiting outside.
Mrs. Hawkins had donnvd riding
clothes and there Was No delay III
starting. The runaway couple rode
ten miles to the home of an Epicsopa
minister, where they were married.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
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Remember the name--Doan's--ant
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
7 /


atmosphere and touched out Lopez
on second
The santa &c team had So many
coiurcd artists in the game that 70
looked ltkc q minstrel show How
ever. great credit H. due one Andor-
son. pho played ON third, for saving
"a score Youug Weeks was making
FOR home on two Dagger knocked
out by kuug in the eighth inning.
when the minstrel man on third
made a blum that the ball was coming,
ana Week. paused Just long enough to
fan of getting home, although he
would hav" had plenty az time to
make it if hc had kept going.
CLANCY deserves mention ~ the
visitnrs too, getting thrcc hits out Of
i've times az bat, one run, and one
stolen base with CLANCY in gooo
shape, his ankle Is yet weak from
the late accident To Il. santa 70 team
has AN Inaeldcr better than anything
Ia this part of the territory.
The double system of umpiring.
which Manager Dan Padilla says viii
bc used for every game on the home
grounds, proved very successful with
SNAPPER Hale behind the bat, ana -,
Is. l.iddlr In the held. Their dccis-
ions were short and snappy and not
to be disputed. and always fair.
Altogether. the game was satistac-
| tory. although both pitchers allowed
"a good deal of hitting, which on tho
other hand were fairly well helded
An example of this clever field work
was in the nfth inning. when Weeks
! allowed four hits which were goh
| BLEED up hy the support so fast that
{ NJ man got further than second
! base
Tho santa Pc boys would hav,
done better " they had left out ih'
minstrel part of their performance
The black face artists. Anderson an,
llAndN son. Were - couple of good
comedians IL must he admitted al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
new IHEATER IS
N EVERY FEATURE
UP TO DATE
Work on Interior of Building
Progressing Rapidly; Will
Be Fireproof; Largest and
Best in Southwest.

Work u progressing rapidly upon
the elegant new theater being erected
On South Second street next TO the
site Of the old postofiicc building by
Joseph barnett Under the superin'
tcndcnce of Architect J. l.. la Dricre,
n force OF men l. busiiy nj work with
beam and eirdcr rcmodcling u big
auditorium in the space formerly oc-
cupicd by the Schu,t CANDY Co.
Sirongs Book store and several other
business houses.
The theater. which will he thrown
open To the public probably In Au'
gust. will he u big surprise 10 many
Albuquerque people. II viii he rich
and complete In appointments aad
the largest In the southwest. It's
seating capacity as shown on the
plans VIII be no icss than one thou
sand and fourteen seats. This Is
larger In actual numbers than Tho
auditorium OF the Elks opera hous.
IN this city, which provides for S5s IN
It's scating capacity.
The stage of the new vaudeville
house will be supplied with every ap
purtenancc of the best theatcrs
"giidiron. more than ~ feet above
'hc stagc.lcvcl will accommodate Il
complete set Of up.toda,e scenery
and an asbestos curtain of u new con
struction Electric appliances will In
clude u generator In addition to tho
usual DINNER and complete switch
board Ample dressing rooms Tor tn.
accommodation of the best availahlt
vaudeville perforcrs are one of tn
details that will he appreciated by III,
entertaining public booked Tor IN.
new house
IN excellent arrangement OF tn,
seats has been worked ont by Archi
tcci la Driere There will not be AZ
awkward or obsiructcd point OF view
anywhere In the house. Every pilla
has been removed from the interior
construction, and system OF mas
siNo irusses. has been provided 10
the support Of the supcrstructure. Th'
ceiling stands thirty-four feet iron
the floor level NJ the orchestra pi,
and IL scarcely less elevated al The
entrance Of the theatcr. for an IN
usually gradual pitch has been de
signed
The slope of the parduet
scarcely p.rceptiblo. but sufficient I
afford an ample view OF the stage
From the entrances To- the psrquc
the drop - slightly greater. gal
lcrv inclined at slight angle. ~
tends from about the center of tn
auditorium 10 The second street front
age The rear OF this portion vi
bc made the peanut gallery"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
UELE> BIsOWNS COME
TACK On A'rkE<Tt ~
tmt-On lunch Gct Even Win laswi
\ge,r2miSon, CWNung out Mead
On u Trn Ia Five score In l'sst


seOtNs
rho Bclon browns cven.d things
up with the Santa Fc apprentices for
tho defeat some weeks ago by put
ting II over on the local team hy "A
score ~ ten To- i've. Bclcn had
strengthened her team since the last
crossing 90 bats. and they vent for
our boys hard The apprentices
were also weakened by the absence
of chavez. Who remained behind on
account OF Tao untincly death of his
brother
The Apprentices put up a good
game. but u vas not their day TO
win Hdrtllns for the Apps was the
bright star Of the works. striking out
nine mcl. and getting two two-basr
hits. two singles and sacrifice Ion
hN' times up. The opposing pitcher
only struck out six men.
After. for Belen. secured a homo
run In the eighth. being followed by
cole, tie first bascman. who dupii-
Gated ,he trick For tho App. Benin
at short. Rowland ut second and Gpn-
zaics at third. proved an excellent IN
ncld playing crrprlcss bali Wfoth
( IN the ou,iiold also deserves mention
for his good work, being also good az
bat
Tho Apprentices and the Bolon
! Browns are nov rNca. each having
\ won a game, and the rubhcr VII be
played OF at a near future date. The
boys returned last night loud in their
praise 81 the excellent treatment they
received at the hands of the Beion
sportsnen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
CLUB COMMITTEES
|NSPECIS ROAD
Canine Real is Going to Be
Regular Boulevard and
Force of Men is Engaged
in Putting it in Fine Shape

Tn, Commercial clubs good roads
committee returned this "aftcrnovl
from their trip Of Inspection over the
Canine Real. on which construction
A. being carried forward To within a
half mile OF the stretch mapped out
tor Improvement. az rapid rate,
They were highly pleased with the
work being done. and state that th'
road when completed VIII be on. "i
tbc o.st IN the west The commit
tee consists Of Messrs. \. ". stroup'
chairman. -. \. Brooks ana q. 6.
Brooks
\ force OF eighty men Is at work
on the road. Fifty OF them are sup
Piled with teams Beginning at a
poin, three miles from the city. 4
foundation of adobe, two feet ~
thickness has been built. This IA
cy,rcd with wc1rng surface %: de-
composed granite. Mixed with th'
right proportion OF adobe this sur
face AFFORDS an impervious granular
surface, that could not be eXccllcd foi
western conditions. Corrugated iroi
culvarts are employed at every irri'
CATION ditch crossing. Al each cross
ing the grade has been reduced. OBJ
Waiting all the bumps that used tn b'
encountered along the county road
| way
Exclusive ~ the cost of culNcrts
s3soo 90 have been expended to date
In improving the road. the result
have been better than was antici'
| pated
The road vii extend directly north
ward on Fourth street 10 pom
! within a mil. and haze OF the Ala
| media bridge when Il viii turn cast
| ward through the foot hills"
In order 10 obtain the adobe hllni
| IL was necessary for the commission
ga purchase several lots al $40. each
ana considering IN" results obtained
| this has hccu good investment.
| MIR o;illbridgc drove tho FRANKLIN
machine which accommodated al
party. Its performance was 50 per
feet over the partially constructed
roadbcd and rough places adjoining
that member of Tie committee de
clared II wa impossible To- form
Just estimate OF III, road dclicat
compliment a. Nj Gillbridgr aud nj
| Franklin ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
Ell PASO Y. N. G. A.
WINS ATHLETIC MEET
tsp~cls, Corrsspssaeace u tie m~rs,a,

Especial Correspondence a. tie Hera,db
Agricultural college. y. NJ, May =.
The college field and track teams
returned from vi Paso Saturday
night where they competed In tho
annual southwestern Amateur Attn
lc,ic Federation track and field meet
held AZ Washington park ON saturday
at SOC D. m \ large crowd was in
attendance and an intense interest
manifested az some OF the events we're
close and exciting. The III Paso
Y. NJ. e. A.. New Mexico A. 4 NJ. col
lcgc III Paso High school, III paso
Military institute, and the Alamo
eordo High school, were each repre-
scented with a team. The following
are the events ana winners:
i20-yard hurdles. won by kilburn.
Y. NJ. &. A.: record. 49, go seconds.
Io0-yard dash. won by kuhnc. r..
l.. H. \. record. II seconds.
ss0-yard run, won b. Chcnowiih.
T.. y, II. =, record, min. IL t-5 see,
tt0.yard dash. mon oy Merrill y.
NJ. \. g.. record - t-5 seconds.
| 220-yard dash won by kuhnc H..
T. u. y. record - ID seconds.
| 22O-sard hurdles won by kilburn.
Y. ". &. A.: record, ~ l-5 seconds.
Mile run. won by rhenowith, Il. T..
H. :; record. min. 90 seconds.
Field Events.
Running high Jump. won by Ala.
II. :, record, ) feet, inches,
Discus, won by Wadllngton. Y. NJ
IT,. \: record, ~ feet.
Pole vault. won by Miller. v NJ.
lC A.; record. y feet 10 inches.
Shot put. won by Wellington. v.
NJ, g. A.: record. 80 feet, 50 Inches.
Running broad jnmp. won by Mar
tincz. y NJ. a. c.: record. - feet.
|3 ~ inches.
Nil" relay. won by Y. NJ. G. Al:
record, . minutes. So seconds.
Tho Y. NJ. G. A. won first place get
ting a total OF 80 points. the New
Mexico Agricultural college being
second with % points 60 their credit
and the T.. y High school coming
ia third with 90 points. This closes
tho track season for igiO-ii
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

urc a. after pitching ten balls he
bad the bases fui ana none out So
Captain clancy like a wise general
took him out. and substituted Lopez
Weeks played steady, II not brill
liant game. lie allowed fifteen hits.
gave passes To only one and struck
out nine men But he did some clover
hcldWork which ran into the sensa-
tional one tune. when he reached AZ
ter IA hot pruundcr from Parsons. and
la doing so fen down, Lying prone.
he nficd up his mltt and the ball
stuck aud easily beat Parsons to
first
Lopez. who was substituted for the
cx -phonom FRYE played "A credltablc
game. although i did not compare
with Weeks playing. lie struck out
six men, and gave a transport 10
first oase To one, allowing eighteen
hits
The honors of tuc game. however.
must go To Alien VINO die some SEN
sational base running, ana who scored
three out of IN. totu number OF nine
runs, credited to tho GriNs twice
he got home from first base. on sIn-
gle hits. that were fumhlcd ln the
iicid, and the way ne stole batr- WAS
like taking candy from "a haht Pat
tcrsDn and DE Rlassi were ,pusld
cradle base stealers too. and cNrt'
time the pitcher wasn't looking the,
went up one. Burns made a pretty
double play In the third inning whor
he grabbed u singing fIy Gut Of the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

though they seemed rather out ~
place on a ball field Anderson. out
in left nold made = n point To- mum
every ball that came out hs way,
which was good news la PAdilla' X
bunch. and they sent them out that
way quite often
or course Papa Dan IL happy tp-
day. u must he admitted that he was
rather nervous Tor awhile about that
terrible phenom, ~ Frye SCI " Was
"a great relief when this wonder Of
the diamond turned out to be "A sad
failure. After that Dams citation rose
steadily. and he WAS fairly iubilant.
when the game died at thu beginning
OF the ninth with his boys on the
big side of nine 90 Ave score.
The score follows
santa Re. .,,,.l q ~ q q 90
Albuquerque Ia . . o N--y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

ably taken by Judge Mann, who to-
gcther with Judge craig and Isaac
Barth. president OF the Fair associ-
alton. opened the game in style. AZ
ter the game started there was no
longer much doubt of the outcome
In the first inning the Grays led of
with a lead of three scores. which
was at no time disputed by the Santa
~ aggregation. The much herald
Cd Phcnom. cy Frye. cx-league Won
der. turned out To be- u dismal fail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
DNRiNG ROHisEitY on
LONE WIDOWS HOME
Two Men irtsitcn Woman Out Ot
House aud Take Twrniy-fi,e Dol
lars and Natuabies; i'o.sc ON Their
Trail

Grady. y NJ, MAY s.--Thursday
night thieves entered and robbed Mrs.
Mcdonald of about sea. driving Mrs.
Mcdonald and children from home.
and ransacking the house for vnlu-
ablcs. Mrs, Mcdonald said that about
. o'clock she heard men talking u,
the door a. to the best way ot gain
ing cntranc. and possession. she be-
came frightened. gathered up few
clothes and she and the children fled
Ia the home OF l.. +, Hall. Mr. Hall
came up the next morning and found
sevcrai owbars and Other articles
with which the thieves had tried "a
gain entrance.
\ shcrifrs posse IL hot on thu trail
of the men and they viii b. dealt with
severely when caught.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

Geological stapsmith for the Tigvr+
up la dat.
Let US ruIninatc.
April 90 his hits were rrspunsinie
for two of petroits runs out Jf "A
total of foui.
SUNDAY his bingl.s h"iped Detroit
Co two tallios cat al total ct live.
The following dan he was r-spon-
sihlc FOR two more The Tigers made
SIX runs in all.
Tuesday. with kalcr pitching.
CrHvford's single through the box
scored Jones and Bush.
Sam has smashed in more runs
than any other player on the team
and Is going at a dilzy pace, 10 sa}
the least.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08

EIGHT months 1gu a good portion
of Dctroi,'s baseball population was
expressing dubious views rcgardng
sam Crawford They believed he WAS
slowing up and that IA, had lost his
batting power.
How completely they were fooled Is
evident by Sans remarkable ht.ting
up to date Not only IL he cloutnh
mp the pin hard ana often. but IA. Is
the king-pi pinch" hitter on the
club.
70 the uniuitiatcd. by pinch"
hatsman Is meant hitt,r who can Ia.
49, the psychological moment NJ
ting at such times means runs. Runs
win games, sam has been the psy-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
\ NWsirN DIES U\itD
~ ELEVENTH INNING

Miners from Socorro. IL looked for
awhile az II the varsity would wal
lop the visitors. but all OF sudden
something gave way, ana the first
hilf of the eleventh inning brought
nae runs "a the Miners, caused by
errors aud misplays that would make
ones heart ache, Allen pitched a
good game, and spite. although weak
ON hating. played an errorless game.
with seven put outs ~ his credit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
NEW BUSINESS HOUSE
ON CENTRAL AVENUE

FOr Tho bcnefii Of those who may
be curious about what Is happening
Ia the front of the white Elephant
II should hc stated that. al thar most
admirable location, there Is to be-
opened within few days what prom.
isds to be- widely and populariy
known as Thurbcr's cigar stand The
proprietor is e. j rhurber who has
cigar business and proposes 10 carr,
IN stock everything that will appea
10 the mos, particular tobacco users
The stand Is being elaborated, ana
handsomely equipped and will al,
materially to the attractiveness o
the business district
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
GRAyS TAKE FIRST
GAME Of SEASON
Much Heralded "Phen0m'
Fails to Make Good and
Dan Padil;a's Boys Are
Never in Danger.

GOD ball yes
tcrday when tho
N 10 IA u e. rq ic
Grays defeated
the Santa Re
Aggregation bN
q scor of n'nc
to nv" a Tra,-
ton park
The season b
opening was a.
hugo success :
ven " MAYO
Elder did lind u
impossible to b.
there To- throw
the first ball,
His place was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-08
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