Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09
TINE IS SHORT TO
RESERVE SEATS
FOR LINDSEY
Indications Are That S. r. o.
Sign Will Be Hung Ont,
and Those Who Want Seats
Will Have to Hurry.

Tho public IL warned that there
are but six more DAYS In which they
may make reservations OF seats for
Judge ben b. Lindsey IL YOU wish
70 make sure Of your seat for tho
famous Judge call phone i225W before
10 o'clock any morning during the
next six days. Tho best remaining
seats will be reserved and delivered
10 YOU promptly. Positively no seats
sold after HOch comes the 18TH and
no seats sold except for both lectures.
A popular price Is made 10 the public
40 that all may hear these two famous
men when they come Remember the
price OF Sl0U Tor both lectures viii
hold good only as tho seats are
bought from Mr. Tolbert during the
neat six days After the seats 90
on sale az Matson's they viii cost
the public the regular price and buy
ers viii have 10 take their chances
on getting seats at that late date.
So here Is the peoples chance 20
insure seats for Lindsey by buying
them now
DO not get the impression that
81, man ioch" IS unknown outside
M iSan. s-for he Is nOw q national
flqure and o. OF the strongest orat-
ors ON the Aps, ican platform today
liz we can believe no words OF emf
nent editors. and critics ~ over this
great country of ours,
Read what one OF the great news
papers OF the middle west has SAID
Of Governor Hoch as an orator:
Those who hold OratOry one OF
tho lost arts viii do well to read the
great speech delivered by Governor
Hoch before The Kansas City CONNER
cial club Wednesday night The gov
ernor was, to employ the language OF
the athletic Held, IN fast company lie
was pitted against such able oxpon-
ents OF platform expression as secre-
tary TAFT. John s. Wise ana ID X.
Francis all speakers Of renown Inc
word from Kansas City r. mat ne
ontshOne them all His effort vas
pronounced the best OF the evening.
Certainly no contribution 10 PLATFORM
oratory in recent times has surpassed
IT,
Governor Hoch has grown immeas-
urably In the arts and graces OF vhe
rOgtrum within the past two yy-trs.
For many years q pleasing and effec-
tive public speaker, Il Ia only within
the past two or three that he has cen
tered public attention upon himself
by his platform utterances. He Is
today probably the most graceful and
at the same tine the most effective
platform performer Kansas owns. II
Is not too much TO say that IN certain
essentials he surpasses any other man
who has claimed the state aa hts
home.
There are those who will recall
ingalls, and cry treason. because OF
the idea set forth in the preceding
paragraph ingalls, was masterful az
oratOry, but between the men lies
this difference. ingalls, was an intel
loctual treat. He bound his audience
both hand and foot by the intellectual
quality Of HIS 0ratOry. He dazzied :
bis hearers by his marvellous COM
mand Of English. But Ingalls, Oratory
did not stir the soul Emotion did not
rise and fall upon the rounding OF his
periods One never forgot what la
gals said. but It did not hold the
heart in leash nor beat and surge upon
the tide of human emotion
"HoGh talks straight from the heart.
He plays not upon the intellectual,
but upon the human side OF his hear
ers. There Is the ring Of sincerity In
his voice, suggestion OF good fellow
ship IN his manner He has not In
gals wonderful gift Of invectge, and
he falls somewhat short OF the dead
Kansas lion in the latter's dlzzenins
flights Of pure English, but his
speeches have the human quality with
which Ingalls, efforts we're but scant-
lily endowed And Hcch stands today
as the most effective platform orator
Kansas has known
Ellis speech az Kansas city daz-
Fled the natives u Is masterfui
contribution 10 the nrt OF the piatform
well worth reading and as we'll worth
preservation Editorial IN Topeka
Daily Capital.
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