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must say for fear of hurting some friends feelings:
 Beethoven himself could have played
 the Moonlight Sonata better When in reality we are thinking: I never hear. such technique and I was bored to
 frazzle- during the performance.' :"
 Or now and then we are called upon
 by good friend,' I reminded, ito have
 to listen to something like this:
 " Here's a little thing l like, song that is just too pretty for anythingl
 And then they proceed to sing the little
 thing much to our sorrow; but when 1t is over every one exclaims: "sI1ew lovely Your voice has Schu- | mann-Heink's beat a blockl Why don't you go on the concert stage? Have you
 ever sung in the church choir? The opera stage is losing a great stellar light when you hide yourself away as you are de- ing!
 Later each confides to the other that the singer sounded exactly as if she had
 the pip or some other awful disease. call it plain, unadulterated hypocrisy to tell ones friends that they play well and sing well and do all sorts of things well.
 when we know deep down in our hearts we think they haven't an atom of talent and very little cultivation. "The tactless truth as Kipling terms it. said Peggy, wouldn't get us anywhere much with our friends, though, would it?'
 "At least it would get us somewhere with ourselves, for we would have much more self-respect and not half so many white lies entered upon the book op- posite our names" I suggested. Eve come to the conclusion that the stage way is the best" said Peggy firmly, but surely. Indeed. it is so hard to dis cover the real opinion entertained by our friends concerning us and our af- fairs that all we can do is to be guided in conduct by our own sense of the eternal fitness of things and suffer many
 doubts and ebe strong"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-16
PLAN AN ARMY
 REORGANIZATION

Washington. March 15.-A reorgan- ization of the army along broad lines is under consideration by the war de- partment. The central idea of the new plan which yet Is in the formative state, contemplates the assembling of Q number of brigades or troops in vari- ous parts of the country and giving as many general officers as possible ac- tual field command.
 Mai. Gen. Arthur Murray, who was promoted to the rank of major general today, will be attached for the time be- ing to the office of the chief of staff or the army, taking Major General Car ter's place as assistant to the chief of staff while General Carter Is in the south commanding the maneuver division.''
 Later, when General Clark has served his term of duty at San An tonic, General Murray probably will be made commander of the "maneuver di- vision"
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 things?" asked Peggy the other day as we were discussing things theatrical.
 1T think the reporters are the best friends that long-suffering public ever had" I declared emphatically.
 But think of the poor things who can't make a living any other way, and who go on the stage and then have those hor- rid things said of them," sighed Peggy sympathetically. Think of seeing your name in print like this:
 : q Miss Jones. who took the part of tho French maid, looked like she was more in the habit of rowing boat than dusting furniture
 ''The young woman ought to have no trouble in choosing her vocation in life after reading such a criticism, I said. ''It is of great assistance to person to be criticised justly. It certainly helps an actress. for even if she has the nerve
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MUS|CALES AND
 OTHER AFFAIRS Lent Passes With Many h. teresting Happenings OTHERS ANNOUNCED
Mrs. Aldrich's Recital-The Oldham Yarbr0ugh Wedding-Afternoon Tea for Visiting Girls-Other
 Topics of Social Interest
By MYRTLE MILES

The patrons of Mrs. Truman Aldrich's s
 muscales this winter have been most
 generously dealt with. Mrs Aldrich has
 provided them with not only the three
 promised concerts, but an extra one as well, the last one taking place yesterday
 and Gelighting a large audience. One of the most pleasing features of the coming of MT Harry Fellowes, the tenor who so delightfully."- concluded Mrs. Aldrich's season, was the fact that she herself
 played his accompaniments, giving her patrons for the first time this winter an opportunity to hear her in this charming way, making herself very unobtrusve part of the splendid programme, but as ever delighting with her wonderful plan ism.
 The audience was representative of the cultured set, almost every well known
 music lover in the city being in attend
 ance. The boxes were all filled With
 Mrs. E. W. Barrett were Misses Dugas
 of Augusta, Ga.; Mabel Wheelock, Ga-
 mael Dixon, Fanny Dunn.
 Mrs. Hanson's guests were Mrs. James Hilman Mrs. Vandiver, Mrs. Harry White, Miss Greene and Mrs. Vim. In Miss Myrtle Miles box were Mrs. Frank Holland Lathrop, Mrs. s. A. Ben ton, Mrs. W. I. Grubb, Mrs. Paul Earle. Jr., Miss LeMay Caldwell
 In another box were Mrs. Fred Levert,
 Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss, Mrs. Leslie Fulen wider, Mrs. Henry Gray, Mrs. Felix
 Drennen and Mrs. Shipman.
 Among the many interested listeners in
 the audience were Mrs. Moxie Flies, Mrs. Louis Saks, Miss Vernon Marks, Miss
 Emma Leedy Mrs. James Bowron, Mrs. c. w. Ufford, Mr. E. P. Means, Mrs.
 c. B. Spencer, Mrs. R. l.. Simpson, MT.
 David Grace, Mrs. N. B. Feagin, Mrs.
 Burt NJ Forney, Mrs. J. D. Moore, Mrs.
 E. F. Moore, Miss Fern Minor, Miss
 Clara Shelby, Mrs. Thomas Bowron, Mrs.
 E. K. Campbell, Mrs. Victor Hanson,
 Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Brett Brown,
 Miss Pugh Pearson, Miss Coleman Ward,
 Mrs. Eugene Fies, Miss Agnes Wilson,
 Mrs. Edmund Castle Wells, Mrs. Lau- renee Block, Miss Leta Kitts, Mrs. J.
 V. Allen, Mrs. c. M. Spencer, Miss Eliza beth Dearborn, Mrs. J. H. Phillip, MT. A H. Carpenter and others.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS


 Mrs. Frank N. Scott and her little son, Goodwin Scott of Selma are guests of Miss Mary Thompson.
 Miss Bessie Miles of Montgomery and Miss Kate Collier of Memphis are guests of Birmingham relatives.
 Mrs. Overton Fulton has returned from Mobile.
 The Study Circle will give a musicale Friday in the studio of Mrs. J. c. Wells, the Forbes building.
 Mrs. M. B. Whitfield has returned to Opelika after visit to her son, MT. J.. G. Whitfield.
 Miss Estelle Strickland has transferred from Florence University, which was destroyed by fire, to Liberty college. Gascow, Ky, the state college for wo- men.
 MT. and Mrs w. Vernon Holmes have named their little daughter.
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DERBY-KELLEY

Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the First Methodist church parsonage, oc- cured the marriage of Miss Annie Inez Kelley to MT. James Chester Derby, Jr.
 The bride was becomingly attired in a fashionable tan suit with hat and shoes en suite
 Immediately after the ceremony the young couple left for points in Tennessee, and upon their return to Birmingham will be at home at 12 North Pearl street, West End.
 Mrs. Derby is young lady of charming personality and has many friends in Bir- mingham. MT. Derby is an excellent
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Wife Murderer Hanged

Nashville. March 15.-Nappier Byron, a white man, convicted of the murder of his wife, the mother of 12 children. was hanged at the state prison here at sun-up this morning.
 Byron spent his last night in the death house. just to the rear of the prison walls.
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for the missionary cause of the Young Womens Christian association. A sil- yer offering will be accepted No doubt a large attendance will attest the willingness on the part of the people to indorse all of the good work of this splendid organization.
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MRS. ALEX GIBSON
 A HOSTESS

Mrs. Alex Gibson was a hostess of yesterday, entertaining delightfully."- but informally, at tea in compliment to her house guests, Mrs Pearson and Miss Pearson of Canada. Her home was
 beautifully decorated with greenery
 which made a splendid background for the clusters of handsome Annunciation lilies used in profusion.
 A great basket of white lilies. dec orated with a bow of white tulle, dec
 orated the tea table and other spring blooms made the dining room a place of beauty. The music of an orch hestra also added much to the enjoyment of
 Mrs. Gibson's guests. Miss Ferguson
 and Miss Anp'e Lewis Ward served
 punch for the hostess and others as- sisting her in the pleasant offices oi
 hospitality were:
 | Misses Telton, Mrs. w. s. Mohough
 Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mrs Tom Par ker Mrs. E. B. Havis, Miss Edna All lison and Mrs. w. H. Ellis.
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young business man, being connected with the purchasing department of the Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company.
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Y. w. c. A. MUSICALE

This afternoon delightful programme will be presented by a group of Bir- |mingham musicians at the home of Mrs. c. P. Orr. 2704 Highland avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-16
Something You Want to Know

Don't you want to know that we now mako a spaghetti better than it's made in Rome?
 It is SO much better than any you ever tasted that you'll be amazed when you find it out.
 Our chefs spent two years in perfect ing the recipe. The result is secret 70 valuable to us that we never have written 1t down.
 This is the most popular dish that ever wont out from OUT kitchens. And that means great deal.
 We have been cooking good things for nearly fifty years. Every year now the homes of America spend ten million dollars to get them.
 But we never made anything which people welcomed as they welcome this spashetti.
 There are IT ingredients used in tho making, the main of which are these:
 Durum wheat spaghetti.
 Herkimer County full cream cheese.
 Best creamery butter.
 The same expensive tomato sauce we
 use in Van Camps Pork and Beans. The dish comes ready-coolked. All you have to do is to heat it. You will invariably find 1t the best dish on your table, no matter how good all the other things are.
 And you'll find that everyone likes 1t better than they ever liked spashetti before.
 One can will prove it. Order now. Company E.';ss;r'a ;ss' Indianapolis, Ind.
 (l1l
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FOR RENT - Rooms. 517 North 18th Street. Clean, com fortable and convenient.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TO BUILD PARK
IN DEM|NG
Officials Of Railroad Take Up
Question of Making Beauty
Spot Out of Right of Way
Opposite Their Depot.

DcminR y NJ. Sept 6.--W \
Ramsay four miles southwest of
booming has Just brought 10 new
Won flowing AZ ON, hundred thous-
ana gallons per minute and has his
pump ana engine on The ground "a
tnat his pumping plant viii be- in
stalled within The week
Division Passenger Agent T. W
tWpp, Division Superintendent J u.
Dyer. and Travelling Passenger and
Freight Agent W. T. Harness of the
Southern Pacific railway company
were n D'ming yesterday coptorrug
with the chamber uf commerce and
citizens IN regard 60 parking tn com
nuny's right oi way opposite the DEM
ing union station. Certain rough
points were smoothcd over. and II h
thought definite steps can now be
ti,,n 10 establish the park The OF
bcl1is also dpportion,d space at the
uu.on station tor recess Ia be made
ut the outside of the building along
100, platform for glass exhibit ease
20 be- installed. the same to be occu-
ui,d h' the chamber Of commerce In
~ hitting samples of fruits and other
products grown IN this vicinity Tor
~ Information of passengers COINS
through the tomn,
Jorn e.. Watson OF ithica. Michigan,
har lust arrived with his family Ia
make this their home. Mr.. Watson
Is to engage IN tho practice eff law
with Ralph G. Ely
~. H. Hair Of wright, La" and W
NJ. Cowan. W w. Knshaw ana ", NJ,
Haste, ~ OF Gueydon., In, are among
the latest newcomers 90 purchas,
land near Doning
Emru Conrod Of ST. Louis, N In
town hooking after his property inter-
csis horo MI r q, Dorshcm Of Ad.
RAN, Mich. Is loking over the MIN
ores valley lands.
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Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co..
WIG


ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. July L, 1911
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lar can awe a sewer system. which
Is badly needed.
Mr. I'd Hart spent several days
last w''G circulating - petition Tor e
bond issue 10 start the work.
Walter Oltvcr knocked out Joe
M"l IN tn third round OF their nght
watch iuok place ~ tho Pastime Mon
day ught The only time the Mol
ala say lighting was In tho early
part 81 tIc FIRST round but straight
lott 10 the saw In the later part Of
the round seemed % take al the sap
out ot him ana after that oliver had
easy sailing
tn" neW Gomez residence on
tn, inside.
ScIool opened In Gallup Monday
with q record attendance on ac-
count Of Il hoiIg Labor Day tho child.
rem were dismissed after belnR in
structcd us 10 what books they would
need for the coming term.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-07
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
Social AnHlrs from Various
Towns.


las Cruces.
At thc Memphis property consider
,blc development work Is being done.
ON the t60-foot level drifts are bsing
driven north aad south. The main
shaft is heing sunk TO cut the vein at
ar, d, pih, Rieh shipping ore has
been encountered iu the new work,
and while the ore wiz require som"
sorting, sttl the production should
p.y the expense 90 driving the lev
els, and by op,ning mp more STOPPING
ground II will br possible 90 block out
= large ore reserve. The work is he
ing carried out under the direction of
General Manager VI J. Daley.
Carrizozo.
Durllg the past year several rich
strikes have been made on the prop
orty Of the Economic Mining and Nil.
| lng company. about six miles south OF
: this place The tunnel rs now almost
completed and TIE company will be.
gin shipping ore to the III Paso smell
ter at an early date. Enough ore BE-
already In sight and blocked out 'o
Justify installing a concontrator.
silver city.
\ new rate recently went into effect
on ore from points on the silver CITY
ana santa p branches OF the Santa
Fc 20 ~ Paso. The new rate, which
Is 81 per ,on flat. applies To all ores
not over Si00 per ton. which means
practic. ny all ores ca he shipped from
that section
Los Angeles capital has taken over
the property of The Bohemian Mining
company for Sl00. 600 cash. and i'm .
mcdlatcly began work upon the rich
silver properties This is, perhaps.
the greatest evidences Of tho business
faith people have In the approaching
| state government.
The properties have In the past pro.
daccd more than 100000 in rich sill
ser ores ana have scarcely been pros
pectcd as Vet, Tho new company is
! llrcady actively nt work. and Il Is be-
llcvod that the cleanup OF tho min0
alone WIN yield more than $40. 00O.
and ~ soon az thiA cleanup is made,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-07
OVER ONE HUNDRED
NEW BUILDINGS
IN GALLUP
Boom Which Struck Carbon
City is Still On; Plan Now
on Foot TO Obtain Modern
Sewer System.
tsp.eIsi Correspondence. TO ,ne ucrs,d,

| Especial Correspondence. ca 'he Herald
Gallup, y NJ. sept, The build
ing boom which struck the town last
Year shows no signs pf letting up.
over one hundred new buildings have
p',u erected this summor and Their"
are nearly may more In he course
oi construction ~ the oil fields pan
out at all Gallup viii be- quite Ell,
V'hin e year.
An the stores IN town closed Mon.
day afternoon IN ohs"r,aE,, 90 Labor
day
Chus. Harding. Jr.. ct Chamorrs,
Arizona IS visiting friends and rela.
tiv,s $50 Gallup this week
Gallup and vicinity Mas visited N
q hn" shower sunday afternoon.
Mrs. T r. Tale spent last week In
Albuquerque, visiting With lcr mother
Mrs T.. ) Pinnoy
sam Woods who has been super.
intcndcnt at the Hoaton mine for th@
past year, has resigned ana mas ~ .
chased a half interest In the ia Hart
Hardware company lie also purch-
ased e nome IN Gallup and has NOV
I'D his family from the mine,
The Gallup Social club gave on"
OF their rnjnNablc "hops' az the old
Fellows hail. The music was turn.
ishcd ~ thc pastime orchestra 90 nT
pieces and an wao attended .pcnt Is
pleasant evening This is the Hrst
dance of series they intend giving
during the winter months
John BeddoW has resigned he po'
sltipn as superintendent at Bartlett
and has taken charge of his 'ata', 4.
shaft north of town.
Miss Florence CaNanaugh s,ignt srv.
oral dnly IN Albuquerque last Ne,
Visiting her sister. Mrs M Reward
Or. Johnson. who has charge 81:
;he Victor-Amori,an Fan conp' uy's
hospital az Iibsp1, expects 10 lenv,
soon for California where he viii la
cate permanently
NJ W. Bushman. q brother of sam
Rushman, district attorney of Mckin-
10y county, arrived In Gallup last
week ana viii open surveyors Office
In the Caledonian building
Frank Partridge and " 9. smith
have returned from their vacation,
which was spent in California
Mrs, Gregory Page returned hom"
| Friday from California whore she has
bcen for q month visiting friends.
Mrs G. NJ cation ana haby are In
! Gallup from Los Angeles. visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. g.. n Cation.
4 movement j. ON foot 90 enlarge
| the city water works and, " possible.
make them large enough 50 that cal
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OFFICE sol WITT CENTRN. NVE
TEIiPHONE ~.
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u plant with g capacity ot too gil-
ions per dlN ON trrourt OF tht
eid, ncld Cor this industry the COM
pan. expects Go DO . very successful
business tn number ~ disuliorics in
this part uf tlc country being very
limited.
Th e.. A. %. club me, az the homo
of Mrs John Booker, Jr on Tues
day evening of this week ana a yery
pheasant Time was had by thr young
ladies who attended The evening
was ,nioyably spent IN a social man
Nor. and dainty refreshments wrr"
SERVED hy the hostess.
\ g de- Raca spent the d,, Wrd-
tuesday In Albuquerque. where ne
t.a..s. rtcd matters ot hueiucs. ma
g. e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-07
GOEBEL STORE WILL
Be ENLARGED
Progressive Merchant al Belen
Plans to Greatly Increase
His Stock; Distillery Plant
Will Be Built at Once.
especial Correspondence 10 the nsrnla'

UoIyp. y ~ sept OSCAR Goo
pool. rn, ~ toe merchant. of Bclen. rs
now completing lara, addition 90
.is star. Mr. Goobrl has formerly
carried au excellent line OF curios.
and small general merchandise
stock BE- has non, determined to put
boo moro ,vtc0s.v, line OF dry goods
,ud general merchandise The re-
.algs on his store btilding viii max"
10 puc of tho best boz the town. and he
expects a. have the new annex ready
Tor business within a short tiT".
m, Adolphc Didlor Di~tilhns com
nanv expects Go I,f contracts ;or IN"
erection ~ their dlstiling plant here
thr next few DAYS Plans haV" hccn
received and between now ana the
urst ol the y,at It ls Thought mat
the work Wili boz veil under way.
Tf, plans for ihc distili"ry call FOR
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Dear Sir:
q y. wOY. Manager.


e
al electric
on, same
andel
lighting furnish
explain further
F. P
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Ca, Works. silver Ave. and Joln ~.
sub station. Gold Ave. and John ~.
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shipments OF ore continue from IA,
Maggie property uld'r iHas" 90 Hart.
lcy ANA HOFFMAN Thcy have uo"
shipped several cars at e good grade
ot ore. some OF watch SHOWS consId-
oralic IRE, gold. The Maggi, is own
I'd hy "a, Eddy brother. y IN orr of
the Mamie paird Rrouo.
Rpher n Davis are also ma&irs
regular shipments from 10" Nannic
Iaird mine which they ARE work,ug
und'r lease II b. claimed this ore is
ot . good grade, running vol in gold,
Alien culver is going ahead with
ACTIVE development WORK on on, uf his
properties which Is showing excellent
indications
W, 49, Bates is opening up q shaft
on IN" old Excelsior ground which is
showing good quality Of ore" The
depth Of the shaft Is about So feet
d,cp ana already shows vein IN feet
n Wihth and no totNall .n sight An
average Of three ASSAYS showed slight
~ better than $3.50. a good gh.ppi g
product The original work on tn.
urupcrtv wUs done some time Jrp nui
rcconu, Mr. Butrs hats deyp'ned ne
main SHAFT 3ud run crossDuu for the
purpose of proving mp IN" on" 1h'r'
are several claims .n IT,, group aud
the vein op,nrd up Is bu' one CO., q
number which CROSSES th, property
The property carries this vein fo'
5000 or 1000 feet
Kelly
A new boiler and hoist are hr!ns
installed on the lower shaft uf 'h
Tri.Bullion company \ number E
Cameron pump will ho put in plor, 20
the number 90 handle The .loW eft
water
w O. Sw1rt, western r,pr" "n'-
tive 81 tho American Lad 81 I'n'
company, is on q "trip uf inspection e.
the company's property n'rr. upc
very good ore has been cut rg"n-,l'
on the Lynchhurg group
The ,Errs on IN" Iu1niti 80" maxi
Ing regular shipments OF nigh tl'
zinc carlonatcs to Me Gr's N'lt Zoo
Kansas.
oliver ROY Of Cleveland, ono. W1'-
cling agent for tho Su,ry Williams
Paint company, is h'r' nfp,"iing
holdings In the camo rl ha company
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-12

p. d. Norton, Secretary of State has
selected Editor Andrews of LidgeF-
wood as his deputy and Editor And
erson of Rugby as his chief clerk. We
are glad to see that the newspaper
boys are coming into their own.
Bismarck was visited by a $25, 900
fire, four business houses On Main
street, burning. Fire started from an
over heated stove in Henry Stein
eitz's harness shop buring Strauss
jewelry store and Dawson's grocery
store. V--#.
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JossING HOUSES HOPEFUL

JOBBING HOUSES HOPEFUL,
Paul H. Olson, representing Wright,
Barrett and Stillwell, of st. Paul, is
in the city on business This concern
has bought the stock and accounts Of
the Minot Paper company and Mr..
Olson Is here to complete the deal.
He states that tho jobbing houses OF
the Twin Cities are very optimistic,
as they will not only send out all their
old men this year, but new ones as
we'll. They believe that the condi.
lions in the Northwest warrant such
action. and look ahead to a prosper
Gus year in 1911. They fully believe
that the Northwest is due for 4 bump
er crop and are laying their plans 90.
cordingly.
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ON mOOoE OPERA lSCn $780, $50

time when he can go west and retire
on a paying fruit ranch. ..--.
There are SO heat meters in the
city of Minot. This branch Of the MI
not Light and Telephone company e.
tablished several years ago has been
most successful for these little meters
work night and day during the winter
months
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THoMpsok QUITE THE

Il BVOkWWOVN ~SWVO wv
cARPlo NEWsI
Taylor Thompson VINO has edited
the Carpto News TOR several weeks
has quit the business. ~ he conclud-
ed that It did not pay him This Is
q rather hard year for the newspaper
business anyway and Taylor conclud-
ed TIT he could make more money in
some other line.
CHRIS LEE VISITS FRIENDS.
Chris P. Lee, who Is connected with
large Wholesale house at Belling-
ham, Wash, is spending the week in
Minot with old time friends. Mrs.
Lee has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Nedrud for several
weeks, and will return with him.
Mr.. Leo likes Washington better
than ever He says there have been
but two nights this winter when there
was any frost, and roses are bloom.
ing In the yards. Before coming
away, he plucked beautiful rose to
bring to Mrs. Lee. The grass Is
green and life is entirely worth living
In that state twelve months in the
year.