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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
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CLUBS AND GIIB WORK.


Each day oC the week. up 90 Thurs
day afternoon the Wumlns club held
some meeting o fone of It's depart
ments or 81 the entire club at each Of
which "a program of great merit was
given. Monday afternoon the art de-
parlmCnt met ~ the homo OF the
Misses Mauderfeld Mrs James A.
Rolls is the chairman of the depart
mont AIRS III. G. AorN led in the
discussion OF THE Apollo the text
book for the session Mrs +. r.. Mera
read ana excellent paper ON acohitoc-
turc ON Tuesday afternoon the civ
les department listened Co a Thought
ful paper by Mrs. T., H. Asplund on
1.-THE Convict and His Family" ON
wednesday was the big literary meet
ing In tae Palace of the Governors
and ON Thursday afternoon the liter
AIRY department, Mrs y. Z. McCul-
loush, chairman. met with Mrs
NJ. A. Otcro, and considered Burns.
his poems. and his times.
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The Entire Nous club was enter
tanned by AIRS j. W, Johnson on Fu-
day afternoon at the Residence of Mrs
Simon Nushum Tho guests were
airs Wade Wud Mes. Carroll
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Airs Roy Criohtou was hostess This
wcck 20 the Presbyterian ladlos Aid
society and Mrs. X D PnleA af East
Palace avenue to the Episcopal guild
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Judge John n. Mctio, president
Of the Archacological society NcstCr-
day appointed the following commit
tees.
Entertainment " H. Pope, chair
man. nr J. A. Rolls. Paul a ~ Wal
ter Antonio Luceru, Prof J. H. Wug-
ngr Mrs / H. Rapp. Mrs n b..
Laughlm. Mrs r.. L. Hmctt Mrs l..
g. Collins, Mrs j. ~ Moyes
Mcmhefshp--I m christ chair
man; u. r. Asplund. Rafael Romero,
Mrs. Jacob Wcltmer aIis a. 81. Der
gcrc.
SANTA FEANs N LAS CRUCES.
Mrs Clarence j. Roberts was the
first of the Santa Feans to return
from las Cruces. whore society ems
tertained them in ore mad whul ot
pleasure for an entire week The
uthor SANTA ne Indies in the party
wero Mrs Frank " Parker, former
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
The Tree God Gave Us

GN The winter departs, and the spring comes
along,
gomez
when we quiyer with JOY at the approach Of
each breeze,
Which discloses the flowers the grass and the
trees
We are thankful to view each verdant display
That brightens the road as pass by the way
And wonder OF thp riffs in nature We scan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
LITER.NTTRE ANn TI.A

Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs. IIeweft
poured tea AT The monthly literary
meeting of the Santa lie Woman's
club ip the Palace Of the Governors
on Wednesday afternoon. Daintv
blossoms of frisias shed beauty ana
fragrance over the silver. china and
cut glass OF the tea table In tho Rito
dc los frijcles room. Preceding Inc
social hour. Miss Massie read two na.
pcrs, one on Modern Manners" and
the other on Twentieth Centur1,
Poetry In both the paper ana The
discussion that followed, modern man.
ners suffered in comparison win fhe
genteel ways and courteous dava of
the minuet and crinolin In treating
her subject, Twentieth Century
Poetry Aliss Massie read n number
OF charming verses. but here. too.
sighed for some great epic such as
glorified other cpochs. Miss Florence
Brown 81 the Presbyterian mission
school, played souifully on the mag
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08

Violin seiection-"D Dialogue
la. Eugenia Ruppe.
Etude-Beyer. Anna Kelly.
The Robin--vocal solo-Ethelbert
Nevin. Antoinette ChauYin.
Feather Dance-Ducelle. Josefta
Padilla
Reading - BORROWED Finery ''--
Anon. Rose Abousleman
Marche Duette-Kramer. Grace
Baxter. Antoinette Chauvin.
Idylle-Gaense Ferroll Clark.
Duet-Rose and Lily Abousleman.
GYPSY Land-Orth. Pauline Ar
milo.
Violin selcction-Waltz from
Faust Gounod Della Valdez.
GYPSY Rondo-Haydn. Antoinette
Reading y .The Grumbler" Anon.
Ferroll Clark.
Dream Of the Reapers-Lichner
Rose Abousleman.
Violin "Minuet'-Beeth-
oven Nellie Dagenette, Eugenia
Ruppe. Della Valdez, Eleanor Lynch.
IAccompanist, Frances Bottle.
MRS. HIMOE'S PUPILS.
The recital given By the pupils Of
Mrs. Hlmoe at the Woman's club
building yesterday was what might
have been expected Of those who have
studied under so accomplished and
thorough teacher, and a finished
performance was rendered. The pro-
gram was as follows
T. Morning zephyrs--Jensen, jess
sic Venahle.
2. Waltz Denec. 1insley Burton
3. Scarf Dance-Chaminade. Mil
dred Gustafson.
A. Leasing--von Wilm. Gail
&. Butterflies - Lego. Harold
iPartch
| g. Allegro from Sonata op. 80 No.
I IT, Beethoven. Dora Roberts
! Z. Spring-Grieg. Louise Bell.
s. End Mazurka-Godard Mar
joric Steam
q o. (a) Elrs Dance. Gneg. 90
Barchetta-N evin Lorena Burton.
4 10. Romance for the left hand
alone-Spindler Ieclair Cavanaugh.
4 II, Shadow -MacDowell.
LILLIAN Gustafson.
~. Polanaiso A major-chopin.
Helen Goetz.
NOTES OF SOCIETY.
4 Mrs. p. G. Horndon ana Miss sallie
lIerndon left Tuesday for their home
IN Dublin, Texas, after spending the
winter here.
Mrs. J, II. Baker and three chill
dren have gone to Dublin, Texas, aft
er an extended visit TO Mrs y. g.
Ierndon and Mr.. and Mrs J. H..
Herndon. After visiting relatives in
the Lone star state, Mrs. Baker Will
return to her home in Douglas, Ari-
2ona.
Miss Jane Cosgroye Of Atlanta, Ca,
Is the guest Of her sister Mrs. James
IA. Blainey
Mr.. and Mrs Noa HELD who have
, been abroad for the last year, return-
ed to Albuquerque Monday.
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Mrs. d. II. earns, who has been
Visiting relatives in New York, Wash
ington and Atlanta, Ga, for the past
four months, is expected home this
week.
hh'0 tNdiNA AitNill anu AIS, W. ".
Strong are visiting in Santa Fe.
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j. c. Baldridge has returned to
Los Angeles.
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! Mrs. Charles White who has been
making a two weeks visit to Denver,
is back in Albuquerque.
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: Miss Katherine Strlckler, who for
the past four years has 0bsented her
self from Albuquerque is at home
again. While away Miss Strickler
made an extended tour of the Orient.
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Mr. and Mrs. viii Springer have
returned from Ell Paso
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The many friends Of Mrs Louis IL
field, who has been III in New York,
will be glad to learn that she has en-
tirely recovered and VIII return home
soon.
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The Highland Bridge club were
guests yesterday Of Mrs d. A. Bittner
Those invited were Mrs. w. W.
Strong, Mrs. Tull. Mrs. l.. e.. Rice,
Mrs. 4. ~ Wilkerson, Mrs. +. J. Al
ger and Miss Nancy Hewitt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08

Miss Laughlin writes that Mr.. and
Mrs Jackson, who attended summer
school al Santa Zee, accompanied by
Miss White Of New York. have arr
rived a Quirigua from Gotham and
are doing the ruins IN tho Jungle.
That archaeology proves fasclnat-
ing even in other states not near as
rich IN archaeological treasures as
New Mexico Is apparent from the
program rendered by the North Side
Womon's club in the auditorium OF
woodbury. library a few days ago. A
paper ON THE Indians Of the South
west Clitf Dwellers. Puehlos Hopis.
Navajos and Apaohes." was given bv
Mrs. ". j. Prewitt. THE story of
Gerouimo' was read by Mrs. James
Stenhouse. Mrs. l.. G.. stockton read
several sketches written by Alice
Robe on Geronimo.
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uIiIO CsNrUAI.

~ do have tine worst trouble with
thn lhonu''
What's thc cdufe2"
title service. OF course Let me
show Nom Hello exchange. hrlln.
why don't YOU answer" ] want Mrs
Brown Mrs Julia Drown what
nmmhcrg anW-two Tnnglcfanl street
Numhcr9 ] lust told YOU oh thpt7
You mean her telephone number
Wig. its- there. YOU e gone and put
n all oul ~ mp head. l1l have te
laok in the book Dear deaf the
anus |H upainiu We'll never n
lll my .lr uw aurh service Clcyo-
land pMm Ipuitr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
nONIE CoOkIRy

Tho sale of homo cookery. cspecl-
ally home made bread, pies and
cakes h1 the ladies of ST. Johns
Methodist Episcopal church in the
capital city Bank building yesterday
afternoon was hardly conducive 20 IA
prolonged fast but was nevertheless
wen attended despite Lenten deyo-
llons and the fair merchants had
closed cut their wares IN less than no
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08

The potLcrs dishes
As he wishes
From wettcat clay orr Whirled.
Thus mRn can DE
Whatever he
But wills 10 In the world
John Peabody harrington
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
G rnMrANN IlnsIs.

Ihr nresenpp Ia AlnfUuDfuup last
.NepL Uf tvn rcaI nprennnres Adu-
un Grntrlt llorrine nnd lleptrpant
Trst .ausrd fhr nH. ,f a. samnau,
fo ufn h.u1s,kss i.a.. ru,.I,,
evening ant Show thrlr pstfasr n4
hoai. amotrr uaa rlynn la mo
afmrrv IA honor IL thr VISITING nf.
raers ANA be roputntI.u af thr loo
.ra nsUnn4l ptarJ nrrar..4fi.p for
heenit,llt. Wa. rlilt .uaf,ioad
ia course I'm the mnrary eontin
esnt ,.att thnr ANA n a1dIitos onite
a number III rivilIsn. rf ,lfstre 40.
.rr.s ia nrsmin.nre@ u.r.. .. hand i,
nav thaif rFanectg a. a., dIstfnrnish-
ia ruosts ma urr.at Ns. d4iiahtui
asd th, ,.fntta,,, u..a IN f,nt 8isticT-
t.r 0h.faetfr WhfTb b .fA4t. ob-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
Santa Fe Society Notes

~ OF las Cruces. Mrs r. IT. Hanna.
Mrs. W. IL. Pope, Mrs Harry Il. Lee,
Mrs. iden and Miss Calnc Hun Re
.cepti0nS luncheons. card parties and
dances kept up social activities each
afternoon, evening and night Partic-
ularly brilliant was a reception given
oN Senator and Mrs II. b. Holt and a
dinner to the judiciary 10y Judge Ed
ward J.. Mcdler. A reception by Mrs
Mark w Thompson in honor Of Mrs
FRANK W Parker. inaugurated the
weeks festivities and ball by the
battalion Of the State college on Fri
DAY evening closed them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
\ BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Bernard Roberts son of CHIEF JUS
tee Roberts, yesterday entertained Il
large party Of boys and girls in honor
of his tenth birthday anniversary at
the Roberts home ON East Palace ave-
nue.. feature Of the occasion was a
folk dance under the auspices OF Mrs
rest OF course, there We're games a
birthday cake and candles and an the
concomilants that make a joyous aft
ernoon such as the young folks ap-
preciate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
PIRsoNNIs.

Mrs. Paul A. Z. Walter ana Japrh-
Ter Constance, returned on Friday
AFTER q sojourn of sixteen months in
Hollywood, California. The older
daughter Miss Dorothy Walter i
student in the Hollywood school for
Girls. while her two brothers, John
wood High school and Will remain
with their uncle, John X. stauffer.
returning with him to Santa Fe early
in June.
Dr. and Mrs ". S. Harroun have
returned from a visit to their SON and
daushter-n-law, Air ana Mrs. =. r.
liarroun at Berkeley. Calf.
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Mrs. Frank W. Clancy is homo
again after visit 10 I'll paso where
Attorney General Clancy is represent
ing New Mexico in the TeXus- New
Mexico boundary dispute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08

nlfleent grand piano of tho W.
club; Romance" by GODDARD. u ali.
Courant by Sibelius, and the 'p,.E a
IN 6 Minor, Of Moskowsd ~sqae
Brown IS ono Of those raro Miss
who possess the Temperament trusts
sight and touch TO render n ,a N.
selection with such skill thot 'git (,
peals To the emotions and ~. an
the approval Of the most crittio'., WINS
technique. Mrs. Il. c. Abhot, Tor
~ w. Mayes and Mrs. II Il ls,, mrs
had in charge the preparatia9ptl lhd
the meeting. which again provea s lor
these monthly gatherings nre ~ o 'naI
the most important social ana ,naa5
interesting literary events Of "' @
year. lhe
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ANTERICANIsTS.

DIR. Edgar I. Hewett, director Of
the School Of American Archaeology
spent the week at WASHINGTON, d. C.,
being the first OF the Guatemala arch
geological expedition 70 return, lie
VIII be in Santa Fe next week to COM
plete the arrangements for the ses-
sions of the Americanists congress
at Santa Fe in the fall in which sew
eral other great scientific associations
will fofu
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ORFEO.

(By George Edward Woodberry,
Teach me to kiss the Dorian fm,o
The Dorian pipe to blow,
l with my own breath would sah,.
Great Pan before 1 20. ''"
And may the genius Of tho nloo.
Adopt me in the shepherd race"
SO, perched on Monte Venere
! prayed a little goat-sltin bow
To leave his herd and Sit by mo
And teach me all the shepherd,
joy. F''0'us
What is your name?" In hi,,
sald ""
"orfeo," blithe reply he made
! took the flute / took the plno
No reed would TO my brean =.
spond,
He laughed TO see me blow ana min.
My lips the pretty vagabona
Still Natures child, tho notes /
snatch,
Was victor in that singing match
But / was paid when, as behoovoa
| threw into his shaggy lan
The gifts by ancient time approvod
My London scarf and Naples eas.
And as Of old, the happy boy
Leapt high, and clapped his hama.
for JOY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
ARTIST COLONY.

With the departure on Thursday
evening of Bert Philips for the east
the last member of the famous colony
of artists at Taos has left the state
for the time being. However Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Sharpe, who have been
travelling In Europe and Egypt. are
expected homo soon. Mr. Sharpe has
one of the most interesting collections
Of eufios in the southwest at his Ties
studio one of his pictures hangs IN
the reception room of the Palace Of
the Governors, gift from him and
there are several more Of his can
vases In Santa Re. T. H. Blumen-
schein viii also return soon from New
York, where his great decorative can
vass, The Peacemaker, was mueh
admired. II is now on exhibition al
Philadelphia and the magazines are
printing II in black and white or cOI-
or, some OF them vainly trying to re-
produce the symphony of greens ana
puppies which glorify the canvas
Bert Philips, too, will return in lhe
spring lie has q number OK paih
ings on exhibition in the eaef %
promises several canvasses Tor pis
loan exhibit 10 be given lu Inc 4 aia'es
Of the Governors shortly Coues Is
booked 10 return at an carly date anu
so is Dunton. The Coues studio >
one of the quaintcst and most at'Iag'
tive In Taos. The Santa Fc artist coz
ony is also decimatcd, only beauie'
gard, Parsons and Chapman remain.
ing on the ground busy with lilet
brush Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Casslgs
viii return shortly from Ne" lol9
however but viii remain only sew sa
weeks as they expect 70 spend lll'
summer ana autumn in san 'iesV
Mr. Cassidy was painting Wohuells'
marines at Ventura when illness Vo.
PEELED him TO hurry east for an ~
Grafton. Several OF Cassidys pam
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GALA EVENT.

ON Monday, the womans auxiliary
Of the Archaeological school will meet
TO complete the arrangements for the
reception to DR. Robinson " Johns
Hopkins, Baltimore, who viii lecture
on the Buried Cities OF Asia Minor
on March q in the assembly room Of
the old palace. This IS to be rare
treat from literary, scientific as well
las popular standpoint as DR. Robinson
has been engaged in field work in Asis
Minor, has taught the Archaeological
school in Athens and possesses the
rare faculty Of making his character
izations live so that the beautiful
stereopticon slides which are used in
his lecture merely augment the vivid
effect Asia Minor Is in some respects
the richest and most fascinating
field in the world. One need but re.
member Troy, Baalbeck and SardIs.
It is a veritable graveyard Of splen.
did cities literally burned on top Of
each other and is the charlie Of much
that made great both Greece and
Rome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
y wi - Norls.

The = ~ g. A. Girls club Is the
uumc given Too Tho organization of the
Younger memhus 81 Che association
at their last meeting. Tho club meets
every "Wednesday an four o'clock. and
viii continue during the summer an
Wifhing to join JrJ urged to do $50 as
early Hs posh le $50 tnlt the work
of aN MAY he uniform Girls he-
tween the agc of olDcn and four
teen are eiisihlo and arc invited to
become members
The Business Womeu's club Las
Amigos has trent u store for
Thursday nisht when Mrs Acllle
Pierce VIII have Charge uf lho proc
eram and will gNa talk on 'Somo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
MRs. scmuMANN GIVES rAnrY.

Mrs J. 6 schumnnn on Tuesday
afternoon entertained Mrs Mcdonald
and other Santa Fo ladies at party
To which the guests brought their
sewing. The afternoon was declared
most enjoyable one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
4 The Weeks Society Doings

lt fnli through now th0t wo have gone
ibis for with a. II isn't the AlbuQucr-
que way ana in these Lontcn days it
would never do TO depart from con-
WntiOnal paths Socially q new COM
many VIII moan something doing ~!
the time and tho men who have t7e
matter 10 charge arc the sort mat
gives q guarantee Of the social stamp
1T anything they undertake
~ gave Walter beautiful
nccktle Of my own make for a
birthday present said Mabel
Was he pleased m
"Oh. yes, be said .its beauty
Ahnll be Tor no othct eyes than
his own Wasn't 20 lovely of him?
Lipplnentts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
AIRs. KElTmlh NINsaIs.

The dancing classes conducted hy
Mrs A. H. Koith at tho Woman's
Club building un Monday evenings
have been meeting with pronounced
success and have been largely attend
ed IN future Mfs. Keith viii give
private lessons from 1880 to o o'clock,
after which the clasa win De IN charge
OF Mr. Charles II Treffenberg. who
Viii give special attention to- the
American tango the hesitation waltz,
the glide ana the tWo-step.
For SOM time past Mrs Keith
has been Swing special Instructions
ln folk dWuccs % party Of young
matrous ana unmarried ladies. ins
cludlug Airs Roy Gtrume Mrs Here
bort Gales Mrs Ike Singer Mrs
Russell Hutchinson. Mrs Edward
sacNctt and Misses Ruth Smtcsou.
koso Muharam louise Trgffenherg
ENunreline Perry and Abbio Heacnck.
a
Crawford What's the matter
with thHi FELLOW who It's holding
onto the lamp-post ana ahuflng
his foct?
CruhHhnw There was time
whom va have aaid ho WAS drunk,
but now perhaps he's practising
now dance. Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-08
WoMAN.s CLUn.

The annual election of officers held
chief interest ut the meeting Of The
WOmau'g club Friday afternoon, and
attracted an unusually large attend
nncc,
Mrs George Albright who for the
past year has served the club in the
capacity Of critic. read an exceeding
tV able pupor IN which the work Of
the cltib and tne activities Of its Nom
brrs for the last twelve months was
reviewed and % most interesting fore
cast given of the future possibilities
ef the organization.
After Tho election, refreshments
were served in most dainty manner
by Mesdamca Met2gcr Martin. Brice,
MciRurn ana Mueller The officers
chosen for the ensuing Year were as
follows
President. Mrs james H. Wroth
First vice president Mrs. John w.
Wilson
second wee president Mrs W W
strong
secretary Mrs Reuben Perry.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs, j. A,
Miller.
Treasurer Mrf Erred Metager
Assistant treasurer. Mrs Roy
siromc
Auditor Mrs II. A. Bbtucr
Custodian. Mrs. David H. Boyd.
Historian, Mrs James Gould
Critic Mrs N 8. Robinson
Press reporter. Mrs S. G. Yam
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wife on. hubby ! bought
waist for a dollar nincty-uinc and
! gute thc clerk tWn-dollar bill
I just noticed that she gave me
two ceutg change. oh. dear,
am ] guilty of thcft2
Hubby Calm yourself dear wife,
'caln yourself YOU arc innccnt ~
Penn state Froth.
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14th

Every watch in our
store, including
bracelet watches,
viii be offered at a
big reduction, Tow
erStoCked). See our
windows, phone or
write US for further
information.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
Germany summons School Boys.

London, Aug. 31.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent of the Post, dis
cussing the military situation in Rus
STA, says:
1.-THE relative situations of Germany
and Russia after a month OF war are
shown admirably in contrast by the
German action in summoning school
boys to the colors and Russia's decla-
ration to grant six weeks leave of alb
sence to the reservists OF the 1907
term of service.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
TOTAL OF WORKERS
N. w. Logging Congress Adiourns.

Rellingham, Wash.-The business
session of the sixth annual Pacific
Logging congress closed Saturday
with the election of officers.
President, j. j. Donovan, Belling-
ham, Wash; vice president, A. W,
Laird, Potlatch, Idaho; secretary
treasurer, George M. Cornwall, Port
land, Ore; executive committee, Ar
thur j. Henry. Vancouver, B. c.; w
W. Peed, Eureka, CAL; H. M. Stra'
hern, Post Falls, Idaho; George F,
Weisel, Missoula, Mont; A. II. Pow
ers, Marshfield, Ore, and E. G. Eng
lish. Mount Vernon, Wash.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
Bill to Aid Old Soldiers.

Senator Jones has introduced a bill
under the terms of which regularly
published magazines and periodicals
may be sent to soldiers homes and
the inmates of these homes free of
postage. This bill would work some
thing like charity and would enable
lot of people, whose bookshelves are
filled with old magazines too good to
be thrown away to be rid of them by
sending the literature to the nearest
home, either state or national, where
they would be of interest to old sol
diers. The act is to take effect 80
days from the date of its approval by
the president
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
HAVE BLACKLIST
WOMEN
National Suffragists Say congressman
Block Federal Legislation.

National Suffragists Say Congressman
Block Federal Legislation.
Chicago.-Nine United States sena-
tors and nine congressman, whose op-
position to woman's suffrage is SO
powerful as to constitute the greatest
obstacle to federal legislation that
the women have to face, are named
in the statement issued here by the
National Woman Suffrage associa-
ton.
The statement, which was written
by DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, president
of the association, and Mrs. Medill
Mccormick, chairman of the congress
sional committee appeals to all suf
frage associations to concentrate theii
influence to defeat these men for re
election.
The nine senators, whose defeat the
women urge are: Brandegee of Con
necticut, Clarke of Arkansas, Dilling
ham of Vermont, Fletcher of Florida
Gore of Oklahoma, Root of New York
Shively of Indiana, Smith of Mary
land and Lodge of Massachusetts.
The members of the house nance
are: Underwood of Alabama, Mann O
Illinois Fitzgerald of New York, Pag'
of North Carolina, Galloway of Texas
Garner of Texas, Garrett Of Tennes
see, Hay of Virginia and Sisson o
Mississippi.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-09-04
ON PACIFIC COAST

Field Secretary Tretz of the cham
Der of commerce of the United States
is touring the Pacific coast.
The German cruiser Leipzig has not
been seen for nearly two weeks, and
in British Columbia the impression
is growing that she is crossing the Pa
cific ocean.
Cracksmen murdered the town mar
shall, j. p Emigh, of Rio Vista. Cal,
and escaped in a stolen automobile
with the entire contents of two post
office safes, which they had blown
open
The new Aver cutoff on the line be
tween Spokane and Portland will be
opened to traffic about September Ia
and will lessen the distance from Port
land to Spokane via the O.-W r. &c n
about 50 miles.
W. r. Rogers an Alaska miner, was
held under arrest by federal officers
at Chicago Monday on a charge OF
having murdered N. H. Wixon. near
Glacier creek, Alaska, May %, 1913
He will be held pending the arrival
of j. F. Warren, Alaska extradition
)fficer.
James S. Hogue, who held up a
train in South San Francisco last win
ter and attempted suicide after he had
exchanged shots with several South
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to serve 10 years in the penitentiary
In his defense he had pleaded pow
erty as the motive of the crime.