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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
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Sir oas Doppel : Sl1bil4um 5es
4oroinals @tbbons BON Baltimore,
iino 5eierli9feiten fir Sen T., 12.,
IT,, 49,, II. un0 10. October in
Gorbereitung. Sic ueberretdN1ng
Oes Silber=5 erpice, peldes bon Dem
&on1ite ser unldngit abgebaltenen
biirgerli6en 6eter gu @bren oes Sop
peliubildl1ms ausgemdblt muroe, fin-
oct am 5amitag, sen z. Sftober, itatt.
Die @eremonie miro int @mpfangs5im-
mer oes Diapers int &atbbauie Dor iid
geben. Mapor Yrelton, begleitet BON
General Sames q. @beeler, i%tattete
fiir3lib Dem &arbtnal einen 8elub al
inns lebte oen Sag Ser lteberretd)nng
aalf sen Z. Oftober felt. &err &re-
iton lit @oriibenoer oes gbrengeidenf-
&omites l,no miro Sic ueberrei9ltngs-
aniprade ,balten. Mm IL. Oftober
miro Ser @runoitein ser &aroinal
@ibbons : @eoddtniBbnue an ser
@aibington %l1niperiitat ourd Sen
&ar0i,1al eelegt merben. Sonntag,
ben Is. Sftober, miro ser &aroi1fal
in ser &%atbe0rale pontifi3ieren. gr3-
biidof @lenron bon ct. QouiS mfrs
Die 5eitprebtgt balten. Nadmittags lit
8esper, bel Der Der gr5biibof bon
Seem Orleans, Msgr. 8lenf, preotgen
miro. Die @esper bolt ser pdpitlide
Mblegat Msgr. GaIconio. Montag,
16. October, an meldem bie groBe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Minmetota's otmtt@e& SEA:
tbolifen.
Grfolsreider &erlamf Der Sabresfon.
pentiom in 81. 3eter.
Staatsperbanb nnb l1nteri it itnugs'
@eie4idaft.

Sic Sobresperiammlung oes &u=
tboliiden Staatsperban0es un0 Ser
Geutiden &0Gmii6 &atboliiden nn=
ter1tiibungs- @eieuiduft bon @inne-
iota, sic pom "a. bis 81. september
in ct. Setter tagte uno an Ser iid)
@laubige aus alien Gbeilen 6es Staa=
tes betbeiligten, nabm einen in ieoer
@iniidt befrteoigen0en 8erlauf, uno
Sem Seitausi9uiie gebiibrt bobe An=
erfennung fir sic por5iiglid getrof-
fenen 8orbereitungen. 8ei porber-
gegangenem @ottesoienite mur0e am
Montag, Sen 25. September, Sic Is.
Notwithstanding .er0ffnet, 81 Ser
ii9 289 0elegaten eingefunoen bat-
ten. gs t6uroen mebrere 8egru<
bungsi9reiben perleien, morauf meb,
rere Mntrage %unterbreitet un0 Johann
ser Sabresbertbt bes &rai i0enten s.
&emp BON @inona oerleien tpur0e.
SEER &emp empfieblt DEFENDERS
marm sic meitere S0r0erung ser
gentraliteue un0 oes proieftierten
5tuoienbauies ser @entraliteae.
IS folgte sic 8eridteri tattung oes
5efret4rs IS. gibner un0 6es
56abmeiiters 90. @alier. Die
geribte lagen int Drud por. Ser
Gerbano 5ablt 1O,888 Mitglieoer
1854 mebr ais Dor einem Sabr) in
100 @erei1en. @eitorben itno inn
2aufe oes Sabres 100 Mitglieoer. 9ie
ein5elnen 8ereine beiiten 3uiammeu
einen &aiienbeitano BON runo $780,
600. Mn ltnteritiibung an @ittmen
un0 @oiien 5ablten Tie, iotpeit 8erid=
tie BON sen 2ofaliefretaren porliegen,
$7,9G1.90, fir mobltbatige 3mede
$2,653.48, an &ranfengeloern $15,=
$685.; an 2ebensperli6erung muir
Sen ai1sbe5ablt $34,237.85 Sn ser
@erban0sfaiie befim0en ii@ $740.42.
Sic ginnabmen beliefen itd, 3ulam=
men nit ser 8ilan5 am 26. Sept.
1910, I'M 8etrage bon $1090.69, auf
$3O04.6 SO. Inter Sen Musgaben iino
$793 fir sic 8entralitelle, $50 9ti<
penoium fir einen Ebeologieituoenten
fir Miinden= @l@obadt $318.72 Sab-
resbeitrag an sic &alie 6eS Central
pereins. Munhe Gereine idtden lire
freimiuigen @aben 0treft an Sic 3en=
tralitele; &err Gibner eriu@te CUR
@abrung ser gi,rbeitli6feit a1m @tn<
lenoung oIer @eloer an sic &uiie 0eS
Staatsperbanoes. SIN iibrtgen 0anfte
er sen Delegaten fir oas rege SSrtte-
reiie, oas tie ser 3entralitelle entge<
genbringn, uno erm11nterte, 1T Ser
3ufunft oarin nibt allein nidt nad=
3ulalien, ionoern I'M Sinblid oltf 0as
geplante Stu0tenbaus tbren 0pfermtl=
len mo moglih nod mebr 5u beflln-
Sen. @s trat gertagling etn Bis nm
2 l1br Mabmittags.
Sn ser notwithstanding pllroe
beidloIien, Sic @ebaltsiumne Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Tolep Miercn.GiQem

liefern gera0e Sic S%ngreoien5en, mel.
de gum Mufbau notbmenoig iino, it1r,
fen nrb itenen pieoer Der Die natiir'
lide @irfung Ser Nieren uno Der
glaie. 5pe5ien prdparirt fir 8opf-
meb, Miidentpeb, Merpoiitdt, @beur1a'
tisntus mno ane Mieren,, 8laielt- IND
Gingemeioe Mo'
slitor Drug 50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

Shrtfffiibrer H. 0eS Srg1l11lators pei
3ubebalten, morauf man our Benn1ter>
pabl i1ritt. Ser Staatsperbano er-
pa;iblte nQe oie alien 8eamten tpie
folgt: @rqiioent: Baul &emp, @ino-
no; 5efretdr: 50. S. gibner, Seem
|nlm; Sdabmeiiter: Martin 8alier,
Mantato; Grefutip. &omite: @eorg
Stel3le, minneapolis; Geo. @. Ger
lad uno bodtp. q. @aulinrs @ies-
ner, ct. Soul; bodp. @ob @&lin-
fert, Seem Him; Msgr. Mar @urit,
Mabaiba; Delegaten gu Dem Central
@erein, Geo. stel3le, MinneapoliS;
@. @ibner, Stem Him, Sobn .. Sue
nemann, bodtp. @ater @al1lm @ies-
ner, Sreo. %Sl1ngbaner, Geo. g. Ger
lad uno sos. Matt, ct. Soul; bodtp.
is. 8. 5malian, ct. Heter; bodm.
Hater Mlfreo Maper, ct. CLOUD;
Msgr. Mar @urit, 8abaiba. Dus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~flnoiste iooann
an, onB ser MuslduB Die Mnnabme
ser 8ei9liIie Der Sc. @eneralper<
iamnrlung oes 3entralpereins empfeb=
lie. Sen &eiolutionen maro folgen,
Sc beigefiigt: uNIs Elm mirfiames
Mittel our Sor0erung ser @aBigfeit
ero6ten mir sic Mbidaffung ser I'M
iitte oes Jog. nGreatens." @ir err
iu9en oaber uniere 8ereinsmanner
bierin nit gutem 8eiipiele poran5u-
geben unb in ibren @reiien in 6ieiem
Sinne gu mirfen."
Sn ser Mbeno1ibung mur6e sic 8e<
ri6teritattung Der beri6ie0enen Mus=
i9ilie entgegen genommen uno oie
~io5iale 6rage na@ alien &idtungen
Fin beiproden un6 %erlautert.
Sic 80. Sabresperiammlltng Ser
9. st. g. unteritiiBungs= @eienidnft
BON Minneiota muroe AM iDenitag
gormittag eroffnet> mo5u jih 'faft 300
1elegaten %einfan0en. Die peridie-
benen 8eri9te ser 8eamten ser &C.
leQidaft 5eigten> oaB oieielbe ii@ in
inem b%liiben0en 3uitanoe befinoet.
1as ENHANCEMENT, melbes bon Sobn
u. g9roeoer aug Minneapolis bor-
geiblagen muroe uno sic @rbebune
BON 81 anitatt Is idbrli6en MlieB.
ments porlab, mur0e nie0ergeitimmt.
Das @refutipfonritee muroe beauf==
tragt, 6ie Summe bon $4,000 fir
Elm Sfficegebal1oe gu bemiaigen, MEL
DIES in ct. Saul, an ser meitli9en
8. 5traBe, nabe ser &immelf abrts=
Stride erri9tet meroen ion. 8isber
erbielten ste Mitglte6er oes @refutip-
council SIS sen Sag fir ieoe monat=
ltde Ser ammlung uno 6ieier 8etrag
lit nun auf So pro Sag ~berabgeiebt
mor0en. Die nadite Sabresperiamm=
lung 6es 9. 81. 6. Staatsperbanoes
uno ser 8. St. 6. l1nteritibungs=@e=
ieni6aft iou nadites Sabr in Manfa=
to ~abgebalten mer6en. gs pur6e BE-
l@loiien $500 als ~Geterspfennig" gu
bepilige1 uro ferner muroen $25
fir 6as SEQ Sous in Seem Sort uno
$25 fir 0as ct. &opbael Smmigron=
ten=9ams 5u @alpefton, Ser, bepil=
ligt. Sir sic Observation-Disclosures
mnr0en $25 gei@enft. Sic 9. 81. 8.
l1nteri tiibungs= @eieuidaft ertpdblte
Die folge116en 8eamten: &rai. @eorg
q. @erlo6, ct SAUL (our9 MffIa=
mation); Sefr., Sobn q. Suenemanr,
st. Saul; 5dabmeiiter, sSSobn 81.
SCHROEDER, Minneapolis; @rono
Council, %. gibner, Seem Him; Sui.
q. Golfer, 5bafopee; SAUL @emp, ISL
mona, Geo. 80. gtegner rno bodNm.
Eater Honltn @iesner, 81. Saul.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

@a6 M1sieBu1rg m1o tpenn Sir
fiiblt. BOB cine grfdltung b~eran3iebt,
nebmt 6nleD's &oneb ans Gar Com
pouno. gs itiut uno erleidtert. @e-
braudt fem Slrbititl1t. Dos ehte it
imrner in einem gelben @aquete. Mo.
litor Drug 81. Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

The j. A. Cs. did whole lot Of
switching around OF players In the
game Sunday against the Stars, but II
was of no use, as the Stars continued
to score. It's wonder Chillingworth
did not go into the box.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
SAILOR ROBERTS
SAYS "C0VER1T'

In regard to the number OF cbal-
lenges that have been launched at
sailor Roberts for wrestling match.
and In the same challenges those
making them ask for weight In
Sailor Roberts that would cause him
10 tram down so that one could not
only read newspaper through him,
but II would magnify the letters, he
classifies as balloon juice
sailor Roberts made the statement
to the bnIietin this morning that
II was about time some of those
wrestlers were making move. i
am getting ured Sood ana piehty OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

Brito, who was stationed behind the
his usual mlshaps, this time getting
hit on the thumb ind arm Off foul tips.
He Is hai'd-luck catcher.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
HUI NALU Club
GETTING POPULAR

The Hut Nalu, which made itself
popular in the aquatic meet held I'm
the Alakea slip last Saturday, when
its members took first place In seven
of the nine events pulled off, IL receive
ing much attention from the young
swimmers and suffers of the city.
The boys who are not already mem
bers OF the club are beginning TO turn
their eyes to the newly formed club.
and mnny have made application to
join the club.
The membership fee Is 25c n year.
The club already has IA membership OF
thirty Ave, and II will not be long be-
fore the number will Increase to hun
dred.
The club boasts of the best swim
mcrs and suffers In the Islands. The
Outrigger Club will now have a strong
club to compete against In aquatic
sports. The Hui Nalus will enter two
canoes In the races on Regatta Day.
and Dude Miller, who Is at the head OF
the club, viii start In training the crews
for the coming sports. II IL the plan
Of the club to enter one canoe In the
four paddle event and another six pad
die canoe crew.
II n believed that the races on Re-
gatts.Day will be SO arranged as not
to prevent clubs OF the A. A. u. from
participating In any of the events.
II looks az though the kamehameha
Aquatic Club will have little show In
entering the races on Regatta Day II
the plans are carried out to protect the
A. A. ". clubs.
The Myrtle Boat Club may enter n
x-paddlc canoe crew to compete
against the Outriggcr and Hui Nalu
crews ON that day. II would he an In
terestinG event II the three crews met
over long course on that day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

Ewa IL a noted little town for sports
II IN the intention OF one OF the live
wires there to start up soccer during
the latter part of September,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
RANDOM AT RANDOM

Here you are! The st. Louis Attn
Ictic club Is following the same route
as the Japanese Athletic Club Of tho
oahu League. as II elected Henry Chill
lingworth president Of the club when
he was not regular member Of that
Institution under that name. The Jap
ancse Athletics are the same way-only
one Of the players IL Japanese.
The following officers were elected
last night at Drcicr Hall for the en-
suing year: President, Henry Chilling
worth: vice-presidcnt. Henry Bushnell;
secretary and treasurer, Harry Bruins;
manager. Pat Gleason; captain, George
Bruins.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
BASEBALL GAME
At FORT SHAFTER

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

Additional Sports on Page 12)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15
IMPROVEMENT
CLUB ORGANIZED

There was "A meeting OF the Kalihi
Improvement Club held last night at
of the club was completed.
The following officers were elected:
President, Levcrett H. Mesick; vice.
president, Harry Fransen: secretary
Henry p OSullivan; treasurer, +
Ryan; committee to act with officers
Isaac Cockett, A. l.. Perry, +. Schnack
Lot =. Fernandez.
The next meeting win be held on
Monday evening at the Kalihi-waena
School, when the committee ON bylaws
will report
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

c. H. Alton called at the Blu lIetin
Office last evening and stated that he
was ready to challenge either Froelich-
or or Sailor Roberts to wrestling
bout. to take place not inside OF two
weeks. It viii be remembered that
Thomas Tut Alton to the floor twice
during his exhibition at the Orphcum-
once In eleven minutes and the next
time In i've minutes. Alton Is In first
class condition now.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

Tho Pearl city rine defeated the Y,
N. b. A. team on Sunday TO the tune
OF 1873. II was a close match up to
the sixth. when the Pearl City team
took a big lead. The winning team was
as follows: Manuel Schwartz. C.: Ben
ME Christensen, p.: Yano. H.: Jack
2b.: Ivan, 3b.; Frank. IS; Sam keku-
mano. cf.; An Yum, H.; Paul KEEP
peier, RI.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

Hoopii, who plays right field for the
Stars. did well In Sundays game. max
ing no errors and netting two hits, one
of them wo-bagger, and scoring one
run, Hoopii IL strongly built and he
uses the heaviest bat In the Territory
when at the plate. Hoopii's bat weighs
as ounces.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-15

william X. Sixsmith. who has been
instructing Colonel Roosevelt In box
ing. H. IN Honolulu now. He has a
lengthy letter OF Endorsement from the
cx- President. He Is here for travel
pleasure and also to see II there are
any classy Hawaiian fighters lying
around here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
WANT \MEWIC M tiRENEN At
INTERN NiIONNI CONVENTION
Manor III Turin, Italy. Writes Ia
American tmi,a-s ndor Inviting
NMri,nn lire Fighters to Take
rar IN Tournament to iG Held
There

Washington, May ll--Tho depart
mcnt a. state rs IN receipt of dis
patch from the American ambassador
~ Rome. dated AprI %. 1871. trans
uniting a translation of lctt.r to
him from tho mayor OF Turn invit-
ing American urcmrn t. take part IN
tho international contest TO bc held IN
Turin in thr summer during the Ga
position In transmitting this CONF
muuication the ambassador espresso
the opinion that possibly some enter
prising manufactures of fire engines
maA be- induced 10 sond over mod
,rn fire engine with a competent
fore, 60 work IT, which might lead 90
AN extensive aud profitable turolEH
trade.
The letter from senator rheopnIi'
Husst. mayor of Turin tu AW'assa-
dor Lcishman follows
"pn M, last VISIT to Euw, 9Hd
the honor of cNplainius Go SOUR r,e-
rotary tn, desire ui our municipality
to have at TuIu Am,ryHu ur,mrn
on the occasion OF che international
| fircmtns tournament, which VII take
place duriug our exposition
For tnis tournament a." ut, al
ready assured the partir patton,
among athors. OF t'r,ach, English and
/ herman nrcmcn. aud Wr should hu
delighted u admire among them fire.
men oI Your nation whose courage
anu modern system have such bril-
liant reputation among us
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

on, ore aud a shipment viii soon bo
made To the III Paso smelttr \ good
Ionnag. oi high grade ore has IN the
past been shipped from this property.
{. Il Hartley and o. O iiooimaI
have also leased the Maggie and Iit.
lie Annie properties. owned by the
l.idios OF New Nork They hive
started taking out ore ana will send
n shipment 10 the III Paso smelter
within the nest few days. This snip
men will be- from iht Maggie, as
work has not rs yet been started ON
the Little Annie Allen Culver 10 do
Ing some development work on one
oi his properties ana has recently
opened up a good vein of mineral
The OrOgrande Smelling Slnelier
company will hold a stockhoiuers
meeting May Is. II is proposed by
the smolter officials 10 form com
bination with the owners OF the Tor
podo mines IN the Organ range
should this combination be carried
ont II would mean much for Oro-
grande IA II would again put the
snolter IN action ana encourage the
Development Il the properties In this
district
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
SECOND WELCOME
TO BEAVERS
Santa Fe Order Holds Another
Celebration When Game
Warden Gable Arrives With
Little Captives.

Santa Pc, y NJ May il--Grea, ex.
cil,mcnt Wa caused here among the
members ~ the local lodge of iIcaN.
ers when Game Warden Gable arrived
here with the little beavers which
he had gotten In albuquerque,
The babe beavers were extended n
warm welcome 10y the members 81
Santa FL Dam No 80. independent Or
der of beavers and several oiicials
who belong TO this dam Welcomed
them TO Santa Fc The speech OF
welcome to our city" was To- have
been dilivcred by Acting A''orioS
General II ) Clancy. rs Colonel G..
W. prichard. president of the local
dam. was not Ice found around the
capitol Hut Nj. Clancy scented Il
Joke on him aud could not be induced
to leave his Office. He. however, read
up the law and found that II II So
fine for taking possession oi cacn
beaver. The little rascals will there.
fore no, bc disturbed though many
beavers were anxious for them 10 put
up at their lodge rooms.
u WAS funny sight to sce the
beavers drink milk. not that Santa ~
beavers do no, drink the article as
well as ginger ale. but the way the
put their little paws around the mills
bottle, londling II with all the en-.
thusias.n displayed by the gradual
TO laugh
Like real babies they sucked milf
through "a rubber tube aud seemed ~
hate to give NJ the bottle to anotGcr
beaver when urged by Mr.. Gable, whl
decided that these beavers are stiil
Of the bottle fed variety.
Funnicr still was the way each ~.
tie beaver was named after some OIL
cial whom he Was supposed 10 mimic
Many visitors. including several
| from out OF town. were In the game
wardens office most oi the morning
studying the beavers and asking all
about their capture for they are eN
trcmeiy rare In this part of the coun'
Try. For months Nj Gable has been
anxious to get hold oi some live
beavers ami offered us high az So a
| pair, II IL said
| Their capture is interesting II was
| known yesterday that Mr. Gable hur.
| led to Albuquerque "on oficia. bu.i.
ness In the Duke city he found iva
al the baby beavers as guests of the
| Albuquerque Dam Of Beavers ana the
, other two were at the Airdomc the.
alter where II Is said they were being
entertained with "A picture show IN
ves'igatlon showed that the little
beavers had been captured N Cor
ralcs by some working man and sold
In Albuquerque for only 81 each
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
RELIGIOUS BODY
WILL CONVENE
International Conv0cation Of
the Christian Endeav0rs to
Be Held in Atlantic City:
Noted Speakers.

Atlantic City. y. j.. May 1.-THE
preparations being made cor the
twenty nfth international Christian
Endcayor convention which VIII hr
held M this city july i To -. inclus-
i've, indicate that II VIII bc ono of the
most notable gatherings ot a religious
body ever held IN America Special
excursion rates arc being made by
III. railroads from All of tho larg,r
cities. and II rs expected that more
than 2p.Oo0 delegates VIII be IN at
tendanc, during the week of the con
vcntiun.
Tho list of probable speakers who
viii address the convention includes
som" ut thu most eminent m,u ia the
United states and many from foreign
countries Judge Ben q. Lindsey,
William Jennings Bryan. former vice
President Fairbanks, RoN. Russell II.
Conwcll. Rev, j. wilbur Chapman,
Commander Eva Booth. Rev. charles
NJ sheldon, Booker T.. Washington.
Rev q Fukudb of Japan Rev T. j
Horsercld of England RoN ~. J.
Marshall ot burma ana ROY. H. ;.
GRAY 90 New Zealand are among
those Who nave been invited go mako
addresses. and u rs believed tnHt
most II not an of them win accept
Special attention has hcch devoted
10 tho question of hutcl nccomln"dh-
tous for tho vast crowd that rs eA-
p,ctcd There are It number OF tenn
prraurr hotels in Atlantic tltN, ANA
the EndcaNorcrs viii In UcrS case
give preference tu these hotels l'hi'N
ranging from SO tp $3.50 Tor t',
fun convention week. uu Go N-' I"
So tor the highest class noHroWalh
hotels hay, been secured Tor the
Idclcgutrs. white more modest hu' en-
Itiroly Respectable accommodations
/ can bc secured for a. low ns So a
week
! The mammoth milton dollar pier
which runs quarter OF mite on
over IN, sea. and which accommo
dates 900 people. has been ENGAGE
for thr exclusive use Of TN" EndvuN
orcrs during tho convention week. an'
win prove one OF IA, most ATTRACTIVE
! features OF The convention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
MICA MINING IS A
NEW INDUSTRY
Topeka Company's Big Plant
Is Strengthened by Grind
ing Mill in Kansas; Valu-
able Product Plentiful Here

llbort y. VI May il.-Thc Topeka
Mica COMPANY, which owns extern
sive mica holdings near this ci,y has
opened mill in Topeka, Kansas. for
grinding the ores. THIS Is the fourth
mill OF It's kind in tal United states
Tho mill Is located 1T ll2 Quincy
street in the building formerly occu-
pied by tho Topeka Alfalfa Milling
compan,
: u. Kuhrtr. president ~ the mica
company, il now installing - min toO
grinding mica with q capacity of two
and one-half tons . shirt W Il
Thomas. formerly manager of tho
American Mica company of Denver
hss hetn employed by the company
~ manage OF he Topeka plant and
VIII direct the operations Of the mica
mine here, where the company ha'
an unlimited supply of mica
From the indications at the crest
~ the mica mountain. the Topeka
companS's property viii drvcloT
splendid sheet mica and this Is alinos
worth ~ weight IN gold sheet mica
IN siz'~ two inches square Is WORT
"a ccnis "a pound, shcers inches b,
3 inches sells FOR s2.G0 pound, ii,
of eight inch sizos for 81 a pouno
aud siN by twelve inch sheets nno
au enormous demand "a So pound
then the scrap mica whom ground
and sacked commands q price vary
ine from SIS 10 - ton. nWiuG Z,
the nucucss 90 which II IL ground.
"Tho,r 81 no question but that IA,
| mill VIII bee taxed Ia it's capacity
| that othrr units viii De added 10 mco
the demand, that the production an,
| preparation of mica win be one o
! Now Mcxico's strong Industries
Il NJ Nos,ley has been placed 3,
| chprg, ur the mining activities al IN,
| cumpauy's mine near here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
~TRNNs.E WEDDING CEREMONY
tNiTiS YOUNG: COt'II.E
u'af Muics Are Married before
Judge rnb Make TMcir Marriage
Vows nv Means ~ rypswrittcn
sheets Of papsr.

- Louis. Mo. May ia Wedding
ceremony without the u,teraucr Of a
word was performed at Edwardsvilie.
SATURDAY.. when Fred q. Roach, "a
y 'ars old, and Miss Mary u smith,
10. both mates of Decatur. were mar
riod by J. T. liillskotter, county
judr,
Tho bride. being undov ego. was
fortified with au affidavit from NJ r..
PenVou. county clcrk of Mason coun.
L.. giying cons, M Of her mother, Mrs
parr sheppard The wtnrssr-
wcrc Mrs J. r.. liiliskotor, wife of
Judge Hillskuttcr. and Mrs Il. \
Haight of Alton wife of Il \
Halght superintendent Of school, az
Alton who happened In the onicc "a
m, time
Entering the unic' OF H. I. Mark.
NAV, county clerk. the couple wrote
uu slip of paper their tinentiuns
and requested Il license. Machina0
was suspicious nf Miss smiths axe
bu, she satisfied him with the ain
davh. Tho license uhtalncd. the cnu.
pie were taken 10 the office OF Judg,
liiliskottcr, whore questions wcr,
tSpewriuon ON "a slip of paper
Roach ana his bride-to-be wrote out
tho answers,
The couple met "a III. school foi
dear ana dumb ~ Jacksonville. whor,
each was graduated Following thoil
schooling. thcy became friends an,
later swc, thcarts.