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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15


bion county schools and the Uni.
yersity Of Wisconsin.
Insurance Commissioner II. o.
F1ahhack, born In Rochester. MINI.
In 1859. came TO Washington 20
years ago, most OF the time enEag,
Ing In farming From 1896 10 1899
he was assistant treasurer OF Ia.
coma, and then moved 10 Lewis
county. from which he was sent 20
the senate Ia 1909. He made an
Investigation OF the insurance de-
partmeni, resulting in the lmpeech-
ment. complaint and trial in the
senate OF Commissioner Schiyely.
Edward Meath. state treasurer.
served two terms as assessor and
two terms as treasurer OF Pierce
county. lie came 10 Tacoma in
1872 when he was years old. at
tended the common and high
schools OF Tacoma. and went into
the abstract business.
Clark. Savidge. land commits.
sioner. was born in Allentown. n.
J., In 1870. and has lived In Olym-
pia since 1855, where he was EN-.
ployed for several years In the
postoffice department. lie was
elected grand chancellor OF Wash
ington for the Knights OF Pythias.
resignlng TO become grand instruc.
tor In August. 1910, which position
he held when elected land com.
missioner.
!. NJ. Howell, secretary OF state,
was appointed In 1903 10 his pres.
cnt position upon the resignation
OF Samuel Nichols. against whom
the legislature threatened 10 bring
impeachment proceedings. Howell
was formerly auditor of Pierce
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

start Special
OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan. i5.-slx
new state officials today began
their duties at olympia for a term
~ four years each. and one of
them. Mrs. Josephine Preston. Of
Nalla Walla. state superintendent
OF instruction. has the distinction
OF being the FIRST OF her sex to be
elected to a state office la Wash
tngton.
The new officials are Gov. Ernest
Lister. Lieut.. Gov. Louis r. Hart.
state Treasurer I'd Meath. lnAur.
anee Commissioner n o. FlshbAck
Land Commissioner Clark v. Saw
idge. and Mrs Josephine Preston.
state school superintendent
State Auditor &. W. Clauaen be.
gins his second term. while Attor.
ney General Vaughn II Tanner and
Secretary OF State |. NJ. Howell.
vho have held their offices under
appointments from Gov Hay. are
beginning today their first elective
term.
-Four of the nine state officials
are residents OF Tacoma. These
are Gov Lister. Lieut.. Gov. Hart.
State Secretary Howell. and State
Treasurer Meath. Insurance Com
missioner F1shback, the biggest
state official the state ever had.
weighing over 200 pounds and
standing s feet 7. halls from Adna.
In Lewis county. Atty. Gen
Vaughn Tanner. 30 years old. and
the youngest man 20 hold his posi-.
ton. Ia Seattle man. State
Auditor Clausen Is from Kiisap
county, Land Commissioner Saw.
idge from Thurston county, and
Mrs. Preston from Walla Walla.
Mrs Preston. native OF Min.
nsgota, began teaching In the rural
schools after spending a year at
Carlton college. MINI. She taught
for four years az Walsburg. wash
and seven years az Walla Waila.
when she became assistant county
superintendent She was elected
county sup riutendent in 1905. 70.
elected In 1910. and elected state
superintendent as republican In
AFA@s AiHs tAfNNbN ulHt sNINF1 fN
the state board Of education. and
In 1904 received a life diploma.
Gov Ernest Lister is tho second
democratic governor OF the sate Of
Washington Lister served as
member Of the board Of control un.
der the first democratic governor.
John x Rogers Other public
services OF the now governor have
been as member OF the council Of
Tacoma and as member Of the char
ter revision committee. He Is ~.
lie married Miss Alice Thornton.
OF the Tacoma pioneer family. has
one daughter. Florence. 49, and one
son, John, Q. Lister has been res.
ident OF Tacoma since he was H..
worked as an irOnmOulder In his
youth. and il now In tho mill bus
mess Lister IN the only democrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
BURGLAR MAKES HURRIED
EXIT BEFORE PEPPERINC
OF IRATE SLEEPER'S GUN

Two members OF Seatiio's burg
lar brigade came to gricf Tuesday
night
The first entered the home OF
Charles Thompson. 9i6 Terry av.
flashed a light In Mrs Thompson +
face. then tried TO get out as fast
as he could. for Mrs. Thompson
screamed. her husband awokc.
grabbed a revolver and began 70
shoot.
As the thief opened tho door
Thompson opened fire The revol.
yer spoke and the burglar ewors.
Three more bullcts we're fired after
the running man. None apparent
ly took effect
The other burglar whose attempt
mlscarried was Charley Cleary.
Charley stole a pair OF shoes from
n locker in the rear OF the NJ. A.
Schwab mill, 1922 Western av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

Schwab saw him and gave chase
Schwab is In the heavyweight class
but he's got lots OF pep. After SIX
blocks running he made n flying
tackle. connected with his quarry.
and half an hour iajer Chief ban
hicks inn held a new guest.
Other burglRrics last night were
more successful A trunk owned
by George Peroyiich at Gb5 Wash.
ington n. was robbed OF yaluables
amounting to $3.50. The home OF
Mrs NJ Crash s05 33rd av.. was
robbed OF SIS and gold watch.
Mcerschaum pipes TO tho value OF
$50 were stolen from n cigar stand
AT 200 second av. s. owned By
Charles Thompson. Two men slug.
ged Ray Brown. messboy on the
steamer burnside. AZ the Pike Place
public comfort station. giving him
a severe beating and robblng him
% si3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
| Will Stake This Medicine Agains
Your Time
Few Days Will Be Sufficient to Prove You Are Durable

few minutes your time for a few days and VIII
demonstrate to YOU without expense 20 yourself that have
drives Uric Acid poison from the system and
80 doing kidney trouble bladder trouble and rheu
matlsm don't ask you my word for IT, but simply
want YOU 10 send OF this medicine so that
you IL personally.
am trying convince sufferers from these diseases that
have something than the usual OF remedies
such things and the only demon
srate to the expense of compromising the
medicine sending Il out free OF charge This glad
10 do for any who will take the time write
Understand | will send YOU socaled sample proof
treatment will send package of medicine
and of II and for the rest but
will you supply free Of charge and will not be
asked pay this gift will be under obliga
tons
All want to know Is that have disease for which
medicine is intended, ii is "cureall" and
herewith of the leading symptoms OF kidney
rheumatic troubles II notice these
need this medicine, and will be glad send
of It IL will write the numbers OF the symp
you have. give and your address
My address is Or r. Frank Lynott, 9261 Deagan building
Chicago ILL., You promise me nothing; nothing
All ask there shall ne mistake you sen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

flicted person wants TO know y
certain thing will cure III
HER. and here is an opporcnlns
TO find out without cost. ohllsaus
or important loss OF time. TIL
FEW DAYS may be the 'uf''
point in your life.
All who are interested enoY
write me for the free medlclhS
also receive a copy OF M
Illustrated medical book whicl
scribes these diseases thercw
II Is TIE largest book OF The
ever written for free distfioau
and new edition Is ius'
printed. | viii also Write YOU
ter OF diagnosis and medical ~
that should be OF great help W.
but in ordef to do this | mus ~
that you need my medicine
me the numbers of the symvs
tina trouble you and your aS~ 49,
| win promptly carry out my w.
ises. Show an Inclination
cured aud you will he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUfF
DSAPPFARS-25 CENT "DANDERNF'
SAVE BEAUTY TT INWooRATE YOUR scALN
DANDEBIHE GROWS HAIR AND WE CAN PROVE IT.

taking one small strand a, a TIM
The effect Ia Immediate and amo1
ing-your hair Win be light. fluid
and wavy and have an appeared
OF abundance: an lncomparan
lnstre. softness and iuxuriance, II
beauty and simmer Of true n
health.
Get a 25 cent bottle a Kn0uS
tons Dancerine from any dnI|
store or toilet counter. and M
TO yourself tonighi-uow : ~
your hair is as pretty and son =
any-that IL has been neglected Z
injured by careless treztnae11-
that's all. FL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
TRAINS ARE
DISPATCHED
BY WIRELESS

Probably for the first time In the
history Of rallroadlng. wireless
telegraphy b. being used today In
dispatching trains on the Chicago.
Milwaukee a. ST. Paul line between
Gle Elum and Tacoma.
The cOmpany's wires along the
wOuntain division arc down az a
esult Of the terrific snowstorms
hat have practically tied up traffic
lnce Saturday night.
When the chief train dispatcher
learned Tuesday OF the existence
Of wireless cation at the eastern
end OF the division, he made ar
r2ngementA 70 utilize II, and ALSO a
private plant IN Tacoma and soon
was sending orders 10 snow plaw
crews and work trains and roceE
ing reports from the summit OF tie
Cascades by wireless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

Try as you will. after an applica-
ton OF Danderine. you cannot find
a single trace OF dandruff or loose
or falling hair and your scalp will
not itch. but what will please you
most, will be after a few weeks
use. when you will actually see new
hair. fine and downy at first-yes--
but really new growing all
over the scalp.
A little Dsnderine now will i'm
mediately double the beauty OF
your hair. No difference how dull.
faded. brittle and scraggy. just
moisten cloth with Danderine and
carefully draw II through your hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
MISS RUNAWAY;
GO OVER BAN

A. -. Abersand and George
Peterson were badly bruised Toe
day night when Ia turning out Z
the way OF runaway team g
AK ay., near 2Znd av S. w.. ~
auto they we're driving fkdded ~
threw them over the edge OF ~
embaukment When the auto skit
ded il struck the curb. fhrovfno
the men out. II then continued q
its course few fee; and tumpe1
over the edge. turning complete4
over before II struck. Is feet
low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
SEVENTH SON OF
9TH SON TAKES
SEVENTY DRINKS

NJ United fress' Leased Wire
MI. CLEMENS, Mich. Jan. 10
Robert Mcdonald attributes his de
slre for strong drink TO the fact
that he Is the seventh son OF sew
enth son, WAS born IN July, the sew
enth month. and has seven broth
ers and seven sisters. The police
say he has been arrested seven
more times than any other seven
men In town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

SINCE ART sCHAFER announc.
ed that he quit the game because
he received too many perfumed
notes. Mathewson suggested maybe
that he could get McGraw 10 fun
ighte them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
BOLT HITS LIFE
SAVING STATION
~ United rrs.. l.eassa wire

HY United Frsss -rane0 Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10
Struck by lightning during the
storm which ragged here early TO
day. the life saving station AZ Point
Bonita. near here. Was set on fire
and suffered 5000 damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

their own satisfaction IL they are
durable, especially when you con
slider no expenses is involved. and
willingly give you my time and my
medicine. Al any fair.minded az,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

LOS ANGELES. Gallo phones,
Invented by n San Franclgco gen
ius, Nathan A. KurmG. are usurp-
ing the Jobs OF pages IN local hotels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

surp. n a hemeici according tot direction ndyaN
m va o & I m 81 t ID win widely Known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

among tho state officers.
Lieut. Gov. Louis =. Hart came
TO Snohomish. Washington. In 1859.
He 10 a native OF Missouri, was born
In 1852, married In 1881. has two
sons and three daughters. Hart
was admitted to the bar In 1855.
practiced law at snohomiah. Seat.
tie. and Republic. In 1901 he
moved TO Tacoma 10 take charge OF
tho office OF grand secretary OF the
Grand Lodge Of the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows.
Atty. Gen. Vaughn Tanner has
grown up In the state OF Washing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
Quickly Dispels
Stomach Distress

Whatever the Trouble, II Dlsap
pears in Five Minutes After
Taking a Stusr-'s Dys
pepaia Tablet
All OF the unpleasant sensations
attendant upon eating too heartily
are almost Instantly relieved by a
s,uarts Dyspepsia Tablet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25
ART COLLECTION TO
TOUR CLUBS Of
THE STATE
Remarkable Exhibit Loaned
to General Federation Will
Spend Five Days With Eaoh
New Mexico Organization.

Tho general federation has received
tho loan OF e. wonderful collection of
wnter-colOrs. oll paintings. ANA otch-
mss which has boon made into two
exhibits ana is being sent out 10 the
clubs throughout the United States.
The New Mexico federation d. Mute
gratitled al the surprise which has
been caused ON the part of some OF
te general federation committee Zoo
charge of this exhibit. by the length
oi tim" required for The exhibit tl
mako the tour of the clubs or Ncw
Mexico. The chairman thought chat
three or four weeks would be- SUM-
Client time. but there are nftcen clubs
already which have asked FOR the exc
hihit and it win remain about Eve days
with each club
The general federation desires very
much that many of the pictures win
Doe sold. The artists. most of whom
nro residents oft chicago. ore not 1u
as widely known Hs their work ruetIts.
20 30 is hoped chat this exhibit win
Doe of benefit to the artists 40 Wcu u.s.
to thcrluhs which ave taking ADVANTAGE
of this great opportunity Co. 500 au art
collection tine Uto ul which Is rarely
found outside % largo city,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25
Program for Two Day Convention
of New Mexico Woman's Clubs

81 Women and children on our
Club Calendar ............
............ Mrs. ". q. FTogner
Mualc ana Art .....,.........
Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoe. pre-
siding.
Round Table Discussion az Plans Tor
Forming Music and Art Depart
mentH in Local Clubs.
2:3O-Househoid Economies .....
... Mrs. W. r. Cannon. presiding
Round Table Discussion led by Mrs
Cannon ana Mrs. J. ". Wroth on
tho following questions.
How May We Secure Domestic
Science in the schools?
How Manual Training?
How Can Food Inspection BE Made
Practicable?
How Can We Increase Efficiency
and Decrease Cost Ia our Homes 2
Can This Department Increase the
Value OF our Clubs TO Ourselves
and the Community?
To what extent are we responsible
for the municipal Housekeeping?
And what bearing on this ques.
don has womans admission %
boards Of schools, state and couna
~ institutions?
Education ..........sststt
....M Mrs. s. r. Culhcrson, presiding
The Scope OF a Practical Education
..-............M Mrs. Julia BLAZER
The Rural school Problem Appeals
20 cub Women and by ThsM
Must BE Solved. Airs John Mllue
Library Extension and the Traycl-
Ing Library .,....,. Mrs H Stoos
a:aO-publc Health .........-....
Mrs kathryn N. Ray presiding
Medical inspection n the Schools
as "a Prevention ~ tho Great
white Plague. Dr Evelyn Frishio
Social Hygiene ................
.-....Dr. Margarct Cartwright
o:to--Litefatufe. Library and ltr-
MIR. o. a. Aspiund, presiding
Library Nocds boz New Mexico ...
standards for Literary Programs
........... Mrs Ioriu e.. collins
Assistance This committee should
Give the clubs n the Fedora
ton ......... Mrs q. ". Yonng
Tuesday fSenlng, Mhrsh -.
PRESIDENTS Evening.
tfNNf"Nf IHf ~ HfiNN f'ffN''H '' ff''f'f
................ Mr. stanley ssdcr
List, the Chewbic Host liply
civ .t-.s.+tt..t.. .tt.t., tHui
Girls Gloo Club. University of
Sew Mexico.
Music Contralto solo .... selected
Mrs kathryn NJ, Ray
Reading 90. King Robert 81 Sicily
Mrs carrie %. PorioYucld,
SILVER city
Presidents Address ,..........
............. Mrs. $. ~ Johnson
Music Vocal Solo IA Mort dc
jean dare ...,.,..,. Hrmhsrg
Miss Mary MoFie.
$500 a. ~ O0.--itcccptlOn 40 Dele
gates. Members OF I.ocal Federated
clubs and Their Husbands, at tho
homo 81 Mira. w. w Strong $40
Purk avenue.
"Wednesday Morning. March pa.
. CO. Musir,
Reporis
Flag. Flower and Motto Committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25
Newest State Has One Of the Most HOmmg
Nw MenO Federation Holding Convention Today
Nsto Menco Federation of Wom0ns
Clubs Celebrates Second Binhdoy

Perhaps the legislative committee
has been the most active M 10 date.
n has dleiributea a great deal 81 va.
crnture. aud n 10 a. he hapod that
this literature Ulil awaken the men
anu women of the state 10 sens. u
ne defflelcncles IN the state code 81
laws
Nifs. ". y, Lindsey - the chairman
q his committee and II a. through
her efforts that the common property
law. the board " control law ana the
library bin were passed
The department or literature. n.
hfnry and reciprocity with Mrs. Bu-
pert e. Aspiund. chairman. and the
department ~ civica with Mrs. ~ 81.
iaughlin. chairman. have beth been
very active.
aiFx Teresa u. white, chairman Of
tie household economies department.
= largely responsible for the indus
iriai education hiil and the federation
feels that the state n under oblisa-
tons "a Mu White for securing the
passage ~ tniS bill.
Mrs. =. +. Culbcrson, portales Is
the superintendent Of public instruc-
ton Cor Roosevelt county aNd chDir-
man 81 the department OF education
for the federation. she har the in
terest 81 both organizations a. heart
and hs, heen very active FOR better
menf of educational conditions
A. a beard meetilg ,ass fall ar-
were made with ciub
presidents 20 recommend persons
who were proficient as entertainers.
These recommendations were sent to
Mrs. lHimoo. who has n list Of them
and 80 IL ahle 20 supply the best tai
ent 20 be had 20 any clubs which de-.
sire u for q very nominal charge.
Tho state Federation officers hold
their offices two year Tho fed
GRAFTON meets annually and az this !
Il a. purposed 90 amend the |
constitution so az 20 provide for a
Rotation instead OF y SUI ceasion Of Of /
Ulcers. This win DO away with great
loas 81 time which n caused when IN J
entire new staff OF officers who are !
unfamiliar with the work are elected |
New Mexico - far IN advance OF !
many states IN the matter Of provid- !
ing fund for collecting historical !
data OF New Mexico Mrs. lncz Y
Chisufn 81 the chairman of this dee
partmeni ana no ono could have been !
chosen who would he better fitted for
this work.
She f. a woman 81 great literary
ability. IN very enthusiastic over the |
work In hand. and Is cminently quail
fled for the position. She Is the !
daughter OF q pioneer ana married |
into a pioneer family OF the pecos |
valley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25

THE Council fires is tho title of
The state federation mnsaNuc Tho
purpose of 'T1p Council Fires i- 10
promote the interests ~ the clubs n
this state. pnd t1 give to tHc general
public correct Idon OF the ujms of
the clubs ana tho work which the
clubs are accomplishing
Mrs Kathryn ~ Ray and Mrs.
Ruth J.. SkoDn. thc editor. OF thIs
magazine. are both women OFF unusual
literary ability sud are tnN fitted to
make Tho Council Fires s most lu-
torcsting and instructive magazine.
Thcre arc Tow uf IA, oldest states ur
the general federation which H,I.
brousht ont and maintained fedora
uuu organ. 200 Sew McNigo proves htr-
self among tnn most pruar,s.IF, ny
thc publication ol us periodical
The following extract from The
Council I.ro. gives fHr general pI,u
fUr 'I. issue. for rho ,ueuiug year.
oar pinn-.
Tho Nrrl number OF tHo Council
Fires VIII hr devoted Geo th. ciu. ul
Roswell H.r clubs. bier women. her
special institutions and l1.t Uut not
'rr-t. Dor prugd-miudcd. hir.-uir|tpd
W,r. uuute vino nUN, given our mgcU-
zinc such cordial and Kindly .upuort
9Th. MAY number HIiI %, dedicated
Goo Alhuuurrlug .ut Iue state convene
ton We Will give 90 Nrit,-up of tn,
beautiful D.is OFF Npuuu,rIu, and its
points uf interest Later $500 Hiu de-
tutu TO- number tu santa a., with its
quaint uld-Vorld 3iwosphpr, aud ug
historical charm. Then silver CITY.
Las N,aJa Ration uud Poo um until
uNrrs town lui f4 clubs aim t, f.u-
flr'd
we iutfud goo tr,t over, club iu
ir, state and tur town BOO Nui.n 10 BE-
located Goo e. write. 100 during tnn year
and $500 expect rhu .mpaum.u nl tho
various towns go assIsi us boo g,ttiug
his material together vs., nui that
Loo many uf 'H. towns loo Dur state. tho
women Uft, Huur most uf tho work
o. tho way uf uruuiiSIug them. Tho
men ARE su ul'.u occupied with husi-
ness cares thlI This work ftlIs upon
fnt women ur ls I,u UUduu. aud vo
Irr glad tu uE 1871. htyr found mo-
ulncr where DO has been irft uudurc.
Tin, women 900 MOST OF our towns
ur' oir-apiriJot tul busy boo making
municipal hs.ur. D might rIIe yuu
town where Tho Wum,u'e club
hl. absolutely boon % fHr.. 'nr rul,u-
did enterprise. BOP .ummrr. eco Way
'ud know uf another town that
uU,s Ils s.auulu. .,m,t,r. tu 'u. exc
'Dut|N, uuUf. auI tr.luHs ,u,reg 90
uue woman who i- 20 born leader and
knew how Goo sHrt THINGS HnI keep
them moving
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25

I I1u-iop. .tt.
difficult u H the suuE or the Sca
'H.rios who gro trying tp lure tho
muriu"r- from tie shore. ana begins
with % coutraitu solo. followed bv the
chorus urging Tho mariners q" como
away. There is short Instrumental
pare after which the chorus takes up
tbn theme u lniukcr tempo. singing.
''ome rlilher. rrutc. ana PIay with
a. An Tho uay."
\ trio hy th, first and second So
pranos ana the ,outralto B followed
Dos the chorus. Then there lg u
change of time ana kcv Tho song
81 the chorus becomes slow and sa
ductiyr aul there Ia soprano ohl'gr-
20. Another chang OF time follows.
ana the must, works mp 10 % grGnI
climax aE tho sea fairies describe their
happy shore.
The coutrulto takes mp the first
theme again. urging the mariners -
come and there BE- @ return of the
opening theme. whittier Away Fy
$50 More, hy mo chorus. Tn can
tutH ends with soprano ubUrlt1.
which .s % soft sweet plea go iu4 o mr.
inors 90 stay
There JJe many change Of time
ana t., tbr.uah,,it this contata Tho
$3.50. d. '....,.,.,.,,,.,,.,., ., h.
i..,... .,.I .,..., a,d .,,,rin. mn, ,c
r,ir,e. .r,e.. ,,,.. ,,,arincrg a. ,,In ,ne,,
ar1 rf.y f.r,..r ,,,,b ,he,, and II
...f.l.r. t,t. iur,g to,f,t str,.,,
ID. fN. f.IT.l. N.arrIIt. fI.ir I.HuV
Un on tu. Hud, shore
.rb. ,..r .,.. ,f ,es mos, y,u-
r.,,pd.d and ait,prtb,r ani.,,.Is
.nrr,rt. ,,b.., has Noon g.yon moe.
f.t COMO t.,I. rba nr,pr,,, f,.l.g ..
lrg.p .gr,pB rb,rT. u,rIns
Ais. I.r,l t,or,,.rtbt.
% yur.. Soil. .-yrfrb song
bJ .,.po
q rrrr... D. N,p.r cboplp
Jr ....f ei.,,rs tIr,r
.f.,.r.... I.,
v,-.,[t.,
...... ,,.,,t.,.t.t
81. r.l.h t,...,.,..n
.r..... .rr',t, +" o,.,, .rn,
tI..Ib u.,pd.I
hir. b.. J.. Bradford
rmu ..ompanin,ut ny Mrs.
Grprr Etnritt organ ucco',.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-25
WEDNESDAY NIGHT MUSICAL
10 III GENUINE TItE NJ

$500 Musicale Given under th, dl-
rection Of Mrs Mabel stevens hi-
moe and Mrs. b. T.. Bradford,
\ very doliEhtlul program has boon
arranged for the musicale 90 Doc RN-
rn "Wednesday evening 90 the rrps-
hytrriuu church go >.I5 O'Clock DO
is under the direction or Mrs Mabel
stevens ilmor and AIRS r.. T.. Brad.
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