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The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
D. U. B. S SQUABB[[
. WITH MEN TO BE
SETTLED soon
Judge Phelan and Geo. =. Monaghau
Believe They Can Adjust Differ
ences Without Aid Of Third
arbitrator, and win Try.
Company Rejects Gov. Osborn Be-
cause He's Incumbent Of
Political Office.

The dispute between the d. u. n.
and its conductors and motormen over
wages and working conditions IA likely
to be settled very soon by GeorEe n.
Monaghan, representing the company.
and Judge James Phelan. representing
the men, without the assistance OF
third arbitrator. For weeks the IN
terchange Of names OF q suggested
third man has been going on without
result. AZ stated In The Times some
time ago, the name OF Gov. Osborn
was suggested by the men. aud Thurs
day, II was rejected. The company's
representative has submitted some
fresh names, but the present plan n
to have the Judge and Mr.. Monaghan
adjust the matter themselves, and
they both believe this possible as q
result OF conference held Thursday
morning.
That this is the plan Is hinted at N
q letter which Judge Fhelan sent
Thursday to w. ID. Mahon, president
OF the AmaIgamated Association OF
Street and Electric Railway Employees
OF America, In which he says that Mr..
Monaghan will be out Of the city for
q few weeks and strongly recon-
mends' that no action be taken by
the men pending his return. az the
writer believes that the dispute can
be readily and amicably adjusted
Mr. Monaghan's letter to Judge Phe-
Ian rejecting Gov. Osborn follows:
Aug. 81, 1911,
Honorable James Phelan,
Detroit, Michigan.
Ny Dear Judge: At the com
mencement Of our negotiations Tor 4
third arbitrator, Il was under
|. stood, at your suggestion, that the
name OF no man would be submit
ted who held political once or was
active in party politics. The OBJ
vious justice OF this arrangement
was clear to me at that time. Il
n still my Judgment that the set
tIementl OF the questions involved
should altogether be removed from
politics, and the only manner IA
which this caff be accomplished Is
by the elimination OF those active.
ly interested. For the above rea-
son the name Of Gov. Osborn Is
rejected.
During the course OF our nego-
tiations had In mind, and would
have been pleased to have sug-
gested the names OF several emf
nent jurists' especially qualified by
training to pass upon the ques-
tions involved In this controversy.
but realizing the reasonableness
and justice OF your suggestion and
Of our understanding, I refrained
from so doing.
II continues to be my Judgment
that the city of Detroit contains
men OF sufficient prominence and
standing to justify our conclusion
that a fair determination OF the
Issue can be reached, and to that
end desire to submit to you the
following names:
Clauddus b. Grant, ex-justfce or
the supreme court; Henry II. Sc
van, exjustice OF the u. s. district
court; Edward H Doyle. proprie-
tor OF the Majestic building: John
Wynne, Jr, real estate: M. J. MUIR
ply. president OF the Security
Trust Co.; Charles Murphy, OF the
Penobscot building, and Waldo A.
Avery.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
JURY PAYS PRISONERS FINE.
Battle Creek Men dig Up After Con
vlctlna Him.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Aug. 31.--
A fury in Justice Aliens court con-
victed william Walters, a sanitarium
nainter of assault on Fred Hall, who
had called him a tippler. Then to
save Walters from going to jail the
Jurors paid his fine, assisted by the
witnesses, including Hall. the COM
plainant.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
MORE SPURIOUS MONEY.
Another Counterfeit 81 eiii Passed
on Eastern Market.

Spurious money is being circulated
at a furious rate around the Eastern
market, another bogus 81 bill being
passed on an unsuspecting merchant,
Thursday morning s. Sklar, No. 2S6
EIiot-st., was the victim.
Federal officers are investigating
Philip Montrose, who was arrested,
Saturday, Tor attempting to pass q
bogus " bill.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31

Game Warden Daniel calls attention
to the fact that the open season Tor
duck. woodcock and snipe, which for
merly extended from Sept. | to the
end of the year. now does not begin
until Sept. Is.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
N.w divorce Suits.

New suits for divorce we're fled
Thursday, by Estella vs. Joseph Rem
aud. and Edith vs. James n. DaPue
Both complainants charged cruelty
and non-support.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
.HopIsTs PICK DETROIT.

SON, Mich, Aug. 31.--At to-
ssion of the African Method
: ference, 1t was voted to hold
,ference next year in Detroit.
are about 100 colored minis
attendance.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31

hsfSoess, n. NJ. Smith, chief counsel
the defense, declared that hls
| client would take the stand at the
openInp OF court tomorrow.
I'VE have Witnesses" said Mr..
Smith, "who will occupy the re-
maInder Of todays session and
! ALL put Mr.. Beattle on the first
tthlna In the morning."
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE,
q, Aug. 31.-The strongest card yet
'iown for the defense of Henry Clay
cattle, Jr., who Is on trial for the
urder OF his wife, was played today.
~ mysterious witness surprised the
osecution with the declaration that
Q Sunday before the killing, Paul
: attic was at his post as bridge
v lehman, carrying q single-barreled
otgun. Paul Beattie had insisted
1t he gave the gun to his cousin,
enry, the accused man, on Saturday
yht.
The witness who threw a bomb into
. camp OF the prosecution was Er-
= st II. Neblitt, paper mill superin-
ldent. He declared that at 5 o'clock
1day evening he saw Paul Beattie
nding In the doorway OF a little
lding at the end OF the bridge,
\, h the shotgun in his hands.
n When he saw me he put the gun
= Adde the doorway" said Neblitt.
< Neblitt's story is established, one
y The principal features OF Paul's tes-
m.2ny. on which the prosecution has
led Its whole case, will be con-
,ted. In brief cross-examina-
Decial Prosecutor wendenburg
@ able to shake Neblitt in the
degree.
springing this sensation the
,.. Jsettled down to examine half a
49, % character witnesses to prepare
o for the placing OF Henry Clay
sssr,a fJr, himself on the stand.
ch,na In the bosom OF a 17-year-
'rJs ,,l today lay the story that
:, StrufI lie the fight for life OF Hen
There cattle, Jr., on trial FOR muir
wife.
an Binford, sweetheart of the
49,. ian since she was 13 years
the secret that would con.
on VI clear Henry Beattie. But
ne lawyers who seek to send
|S,s.,1 @ the electric chair, nor those
working TO save his life.
INIT today that they would
grey-eyed girl on the witness
her to prove or disprove the
& ,"h z which depended the life OF
lapv .sed man.
prosecution and defense are
I her. Despite a series OF
third degree examinations, her
1tude was just as much In
80 ,oday as 1t was when Henry
was arrested for the murder
- wife. And she laughingly ad-
|paI It
hey place me On the -ktand I
IN II the truth" safV Beulah with
- ing, childish laugh that~echoed
~ h the iron-walled jail In Rich
~ ! where she is held. 'T can't tell
ny my testimony will be but Il
|inoN the truth"
III threw back her head, cast a
Cmf n Of golden hair out OF her eyes
|uy with an outburst Of the Joy OF
|pf :, seated herself on the edge OF
III ,lain table that with her bed
H up the plain furnishing OF her
n Swinging her silk-clad ankles to
ia %, she answered questions. Evi-
- not thought as to the fate
Ia indefinitely calm-eyed prisoner
ces the electric chair crossed
nd.
10y you love Henry Beattie?" she
Mi>iIed.
my 0him awfully WELL" came the
man 90 Il evasive reply. HE and
Was goIilly good chums. Maybe We
tnat DIF good chums. But he and I
|pe Wor pals for four years"
20 per was Just trace of resent
ihek her voice. Three years after
2ciocf met the grey-eyed. golden
inur girl. he married the woman
utisued from Page Nine)
|
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31

In buiidlng the home eiinsinste
future repair bills by specifying Ium,-
Der from REsTRICK LUMBER co.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
UMBRELLAS A. . s';s:ssss s:.s.s-:y:. = Go,

patent Applications nled by Barthsl
a Bsrthsi. "a w. congrsss-st
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
cets Verdict Against Senator pslusa

A verdict for $500 was returned -
a Jury In Justice Teagan's court Wed
nesday night, IN the case Of AIe4
Kratx against ex-senator Thou,ne w
Palmer Kratz was scrionsN in!1r.t
when he fell through = hay cnute ~
. barn on the-Log Cabin fArm,
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
sAnINAW. Mich.

SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. H.-Presi'
dent Taft is to stop In Saginaw on
his brief tour through Michigan, ac-
cording to telegraphic information,
which was received by Secretary
Tracy OF Board of Trade from Sec
retary Hilles OF the president, Thurs
day morning. Taft will be here a
short time en- route from Detroit to
Bay City, Sept. Is.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
TAFT URGES JUDICIAL
REF0HMfRAPS RECALL PLAN
Addresses Members of American Bar
Association In Annual Con-
ventlon.

BOSTON. Aug. 31.---Addressing the
members OF the American Bar asso-
citation. in convention here today Pres
ident Taft urged the lawyers TO take
UP the work Of reform In judicial pro-
cedure; denounced the recall as ap-
piled to the Judiciary. and urged the
adoption of the arbitration treaties
negotiated with France and Great
Britain.
The presidents remarks were greet.
ed with enthusiasm by the 800 law
yers. The greatest demonstration
came when the president advocated
increase OF salaries for federal Judges
| from $4,000 to $4,000 year and
when he referred to the recall as a
wild theory"
Just preceding the presidents ar
rival the convention heard the report
of n special committee of former pres
idents Of the association who present
ed a resolution denouncing the recall
of the judiciary. This report was re-
celved with great applause. The com.
mittee included former Secretary OF
War Dickinson. Judge Alton b. Park
er. Harry st. George Tucker. Vir-
einia: George w. Lehman, solicitor
general of the United States; G. n.
Libbey, Maine, and George c. Rawle'
Philadelphia.
The American Bar association today
elected the following officers:
President, Stephen 8. Gregory, Chi
cago.
Recording Secretary, George Whit
lock, Baltimore.
Associate Secretary, w. T. Kent,
Baltimore.
Albany. N. Y ts ---+.-
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
I ETTIE DEFENSE
..::;s,ORES HARD BY
5iITNESS' STORY
.st Il. Neblitt, Paper Mill Super
Z endsnt, Testifes He Saw Paul
cattle, Accused Mans Brother,
Carrying Shot Gun.
Narrative Il Verified Principal
Argument for Prosecution Win
Have Been Shattered.

l cHEsTERFIELD COURT
4tousE, Va, Aug. 31.-purlns the
.sfSoess, n. NJ. smith, chief counsel
the defense, declared that his
client would take the stand at the
opening OF court tomorrow.
I'VE have Witnesses" said Mr..
Smith, "who will occupy the re-
maInder Of today's session and
ALL put Mr.. Beattle on the first
thing In the morning."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

Miss Charlotte Holmes. who il zncnJ-
ing the carly winter with her nofhc,' -
ner home in Westsate. near Los Angeles
- being extensively entertained by her
friends there. ~ "''
Mrs. II. y. Mayo entertained ,bo o,o,,,-
ner3 OF the Nelehb0rhood club Yesterday
at luncheon al her hnn1n ,..Ltl, .'L...,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
High School Notes

The two debates that were postponed
a week ago were held yesterday. In the
second period class Harold Tcasdel and
Clarence Allen. on the affirmative side.
Won from Lawrence Timpson and Monte
Alley Oh th" negative side The ques-
ton was. Resolved, That the Philippine
islands should have free GovernmeneL"
The nth period class had on" Of the
best Gehst tcs ever held in the history OF
classes at the high school Mr.. Travis.
the teacher. congratulated both sides on
the way III" speakers arranged their
arguments ana OH their points. Car!
OlcGou and Boyd Park. on the arhrma :
tive side. won from Alfred Peabody and
Herbert Schiller on the negative ss,e.
The question was, ''iioso,ycd That Vhe
government should own and control tho
railroads"
The following appointments were nn-
,ounceG in tho cadet battalion ycsl"rday:
10 be ordnance sergeant. Cadet Theron
rafncllcc: puaTtermaster sergeant, Ca :
det Frank Sh"ppcrd: 10 he sergeant or
field music. Cadet John O Donnel
Tho second tug -of-war in The cadet
battalion was held Yesterday afternoon,
COMPANY u won from company = III ii
very spirited contest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
University Notes

The junior class Will give a ma iincc
Friday.
The campus rules went into effect yes
tcrday, but the freshmen will he given
until November l, TO get their vaps.
The first Issue OF the University Per
appeared yesterday and contained some
well-Nrit,cn articles and n neat cover.
The executive board Of the student
body VIII meet this afternoon at
o'clock.
The first big dance Of the wear vii
be given by The Techs club in tho
Odcon hall.
The Sigma Chi fraternity vii initiate
the pledged members tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

a while. have gone together TO Port
land. Or. 10 visit relatives for Few
weeks Mrs. Ohorudorf"r accompanied
The party 10 spend some time with an
Mrs. Albert o. Seaman OF Fort Doug
las viii leave ON Wednesday for San
Francisco and will spend q week SO
with friends there before Tim" for the
sailing OF the regiment on November 6.
Mrs. Arthur y. smith and ho.. small
son, Paul. arc spending a short time in
Provo with friends while Mr.. Smith is
on business trip To Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper A McCasken
who have been at the Hotel Utah for
The Prescott and are at home now in
No. s.
Mrs. Ashby d. Cleveland viii be the
hostess this afternoon AT a tea at her
home Oh First avenue,
Mrs. f. D. Herman viii entertain the
Quingenta club at her home "a West
Seventh South street this afternoon.
Harry 4. Lee entertained at an elabo-
rate dinner on Sunday night at the Alta
club in compliment 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Sloan. Mrs. Sloan having just re-
turned from a trip 10 Chicago.
Mrs T. r. Harker OF Fort Douglas will
entertain at "A bridge tea at her home
this afternoon for the ladies OF the regi
ment all OF whom are leaving within the
next ten days,
Mrs. 3. o. Mecklenbure will enter
tain al a bridge tea this afternoon at her
home on Brigham street in honor Of Miss
Emma Quigiey, who leaves soon for tho
east,
The marriage OF Miss SybjI Aleen sner-
ril and Walter G. Schmerer will take
place this evening, at the home of the
brides, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. :. c.
Sheriff., on East First South street.
Mrs. W. r. Knox OF Beaver is in town
10 spend a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs
Harry NJ Fcnnemore.
Mrs. Kiser and Miss Jeanette KIser
expect 10 leave before the end Of the
week for their new home near Pasadena.
after q pleasant visit OF few weeks
and Mrs. w p. ,KIser.
The recital TO he given by spencor
Clawson. Jr,. for Miss Dorrit Evans is SET
for Friday evening Instead of tonight as
announced.
Miss Cara Dana. who has been visiting
Mrs. +. w. Gillette In the Narvcx apart7
Ii'Hl9' lcdN'S pH sunday ncNt for her
nome IN Chicago, where she will enter
the Eart-Conway dramatic school.
The Ladies Aid society OF The West
minister Presbyterian church will hold
rummage sale in the church parlors on
Wednesday next
The Ladies auxiliary OF the L. G T.
viii give card party this afternoon M
the k' Of T. hall on Second East street
Miss Charlotte Holmes. who il Snend
ing the carly winter with her nothc,' a ,
her home in Westsate near Los Angeles
- being extensively entertained by her
friends there. 0
Mrs. II. y. Mayo entertained ,bo o,o,,,
nerS Of the Neighborhood club Yesterday
al luncheon al her home With the ,suaI
Two tables Of bridge following for the al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24


n NNoUNCEMiENT was made in
H Portland. on. Yesterday. OF tho
~ engagement OF Miss Winn Co
n man. daughter of Mrs. Il. H..
Conan and sister Of w, Z. Co
an traffic manager Of the oregon
runk railway OF Portland. 10 t.rcderiCN
iss Conan's mother.
Tho wedding will take place the mid
e OF November al the home OF Tie
ride's sister. Mrs G. w. Jones. I'm Los
ngeles. The couple will motor through
,uthcrn California before conriu. to
cir home In Salt Lake City.
Hlss Conan Is widely known on The
acihc coast, in tho last seven years
wing associated with Miss Lois steers
} the Lois Steors-W ynn Conan firm of
npresarios. Prior 10 her associatI lion
lth Miss Steers. Miss Conan was for
3 years associate editor Of the Munscy
ssazines, with headquarters IN New
Miss Comsns has been in Salt
axe or number Of occasions and has
Humber of friends in tis city. Among
pc musical stars whose western tours
I've been handled by. Miss steers and
peg Conan are Nordica TetraZini and
'e Damrosch orchestra.
ice Salt Lake friends Of Miss Lillian
Hne--snd they number all who knew the
cermine girl-will be Interested in the
'aowlng from the Denver Times:
miss Lillian Lane OF Salt Lake city
ES among her friends pretty Miss Eve
|n Powers, who will preside over
'ncheon in her honor tomorrow Those
[fned 70 meet the newcomer are Miss
IN Stearns, Miss Loula Ferguson, Miss
.ee,ie te.aS cS', cMSsy,enscIofI Miss Nave. Miss
ltEs
IN IN Srown, Miss Marion Croker. Miss
|Sch Honarch, Mrs Sherman Fisher,
*lss Eleanor McMurtie, Miss Persie
>cMurtle. Miss Virginia Case, Miss Irene
0"h ana ME- Henry Van schaack."
Mrs. n. A. Robertson was the hostess
.ssesrday al pret,lly appointed lunch
'en at the Hotel Utah. at which dozen
ner friends were entertained The
t1hd liable was decked with red roses
~ .aios showing the monogram of the
ystsss IN gold were at caci, place. The
eiiisa were Mrs Mary f. Giimer. Mrs.
ifs. Charles Mi nreo.ey' Past Nh, Mrs N T. Bailey.
- minianl NJ O'Erlen. Mrs. Jack Gil,
~, MIS- z. y. Campbell, Mrs, +. y
Mrs. c. r. Harvlelle ana Miss
'lnnie Sadler. "''" 'i'S'
oozsn OF the young girls arc plan-
"A f~n,,a,-'i" r'h party 10 be given at
tNtouatry club on the last dav of the
sn The affair Will he a domino
,iTs,d ~ ana bids fair 10 be Of the real
oSeeh variety for sport and fun.
ovpn ,,oslessss Will DE Miss Norinne
npson Miss Margaret Walker. Miss
~ aIst Is Mcclure, Miss Selma Wall. Miss
- ,,ii. al. Miss Mary Wall. Miss Mil
hic1lIlan. Miss Bryan Houston. Miss
~ houston, Miss Virginia Beatty.
srshsWG yWGsephine Wall and Miss Marl.
"a and Mrs. Senter Walker, who ar
oh Saturday night from Portland,
u W spend fortnight in the CITY,
~ s9he out 10 spend few days with
~, ). Checsman and Mr. and Mrs.
EsiLa. ~ campbell at their farm, Mrs
I'M, WAS Miss Wlnie(red Brice,
ricr isn'er OF Mr.. and Mrs. George r
Fs Gseoreiana Webber will entertain
;ernoo, -, hcr friends AT doll tea" this
''0" al her home.
= Jacob Moritz and her mother
.&aiys,nIuu ,nIuui*s2n, and her brother, pr
4 fI>@9.. fI>@-ho VINO have been her guests iol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
NezVs and Notes of
The Women's Clubs

The Daughters Of Utah Pioneers will
meet this afternoon at 3 clock i'm the
Bishops building,
The Womans club VIII meet this after
noon at $50 with Mrs. A. J. Johnson
25I South Third East street, Mrs. Adolph
Simon VIII present a paper.
The y w c. 4, birthday luncheon will
be given Thursday al 1890 at the as
sociation rooms in the iloopcr-Eldredgc
building 80 Main street. The hostcsscs
viii bc Mrs. l.. Nj. Bailey and Mrs. y. c.
Weeter,
Tho American Woman's league viii
have its regular meeting this evening in
the parlors OF The Kenyon hotel.
Bernard Shaw will DC taken up by
Mrs William Iglehcsrt today in her
Tuesday morning lecture recital at Row
land hall
The Bay View Reading club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs G. H. Morse,
920 East South Temple street. The les
son was presented by Mrs. Ambrose
given by Mrs. e. l.. Jones. Tho Islamic
Invasion was discussed in an interest
ing way In paper by Mrs, j. TI, Riddle.
Mrs. 7. w. Lewis read THE Arab 10 the
Palm" by Bayard Taylor The members
responded TO roll cali with items about
will be with Mrs. A. l.. Ensign. 12i L
street, Monday, November l3.
The Ladies Reading club held its first
meeting Tor The season yesterday after
noon with Mrs. John link 900 First ave-
Africa the coming winter. Egypt will be
taken up first
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
REST AND HEAlTA 70 MOIHES avn Egjln

IEs W.EsLow's SooTuI.so SgEUp bss Deer,
gssd for oye- sixty YEARS oy pIiLIONs es
motifs !SSIaERs tor theif CHILDREN WIZ e
ScoTHES the CHILD, sORTENS The CONS
A41,AYS AZ PAIN CURES WIND col 10 and
n the 5ess remedy Tor DrARRAEA U Is at,.
eoliitelY harmless BE sure and ask tor mo-
@instowss Soc.h:ng ssr:ip." and take ue othcr
7z1sQ twenty-five cenlz bottle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

Bernard Shaw will DC taken up by
Mrs William lglehcart today in her
Tuesday morning lecture recital at Row
land hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24
Unimpeacha a BILE.

II you were 10 see the uuequaled vo;.
ume Of unimpcachablc testimony in fa
vor of Hood S Sarsaparilla YOU would
upbraid yourself for so long delaying
10 take this effective Alternative and
tonic medicine for that blood disease
from which You arc suffering,
IT eradicatcs scrofua and all other
humors and cures all their inward and
outward effects
Take Hood s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

The American WoTau's league viii
have its regular meeting this evening In
the parlors OF The Kenyon hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

On. everlasting girl question is easily
|tt,0' solved by the insertion OF
M M want "ad" IN The Tribune
pnone 300. Ind. 360,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

4, NV nv Mdnt I'M 10 rent that furnished
,ne se In ,i,bune want ads. Call either
'"e' Bell 500, Ind. 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

The Ladies auxiliary OF the l.. {, r
viii give card party this afternoon NJ
the X. Of p, hail on Second East street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

The Ladies Aid society OF The wos,-
minister Presbyterian church will hold
rummagc sale in the church parlors on
Wednesday next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-24

Miss Cara Dana, who has been visiting
Mrs. i. w. Gillette In the Narvcy anart7
Inents, leaves on Sunday next for her
home in Chicago. where she viii cnter
the Iart-Conway dramatic school
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
A GOOD NEW SHOW
A|RD0ME TONIGHT

Tonight the bin changes az HE Air.
dome. \ new play with tuna, com.
cdians New chorus singing catch,
soncs The crowds were al the Air
domo in spite ot the cool weather
You do nut notice ihc GOODNESS ~ the
open Airdomc rs NJ comfortable aS
nature could make a. Come Ia the
h.w show tuninh Ton People \
show that show Greater Aibnquor.
uur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
ACADEMY PLAY TO
Be BIG EVENT
Pupils at st. Vincent's Will
Stage Production at Elks'
Theater and Some Clever
Talent Has Been Developed

A Christian Triumph the drama
which is 10 be- presented by TIA. yonng
ladies OF 81 NineenI $ academy ~ The
Elks' theatcr on June II bids fair 10
be one OF the most elaborate prodnc.
lions of the kind ever given In Albu'
querque. Thirty young ladies viii
have parts IN the play. ana thc COS.
tunes. which are fashioned after the
style of the Roman court IN the time
Of Nero, will add Heterogeneous 10
the play which will greatly onhanc;
It's aiiractiyeness.
The following young ladies' VIA
take part In The drama Miss rs l3er.
nice Ilesseldon, Charlotte BriNner OF
Silver city who il Il resident pupil
of 81 Vincent's academy: Grace Nc
Dermott OF Gibson, y, NJ resident
pupil, Eleanor Vaughey. Estelle kel.
ly. Bertha Turner, Mary Kelly, Late
reen Assolin. Julia NJ Keleher. Goldio
Spring, Carrie Brown, Marguerite
Schmidt, Nellie Phillips. l.oretio Me
Naily. Georgia Lniz. Helen Schmidt.
Beatrice ArmijO. Helen Akers. Sophia
frisarri. Anna Blake. barbara Har.
Iis, Catherine Powell. Frances Mnr-
ply and RosOlic With