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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
SHEPHERD Sees
CANADA'S TROOPS

seek ont chop suey place iu Ion.
don
They found h ~ Piccadlllg or.
Gus. mo thereafter the Chimes" stu
dents we're crowded out by CIladi-
an soldiers and officers
But. n the English were sur
prised at the chop huey hunger IN
London. they are noes even more
surprised at the football game
which the Canadians onlay on o.
banks ~ their little lake DO France.
It's the American game of push
and Rouge. and the Engllsh Off
ccrgo look in beWilderment 49, tao
Canadian eleveng struggle through
the mud toward the goals o
The English game ~ soccer. p
which ia only q hcSlng game. or
Of Rugby. which iA made nap en-
tirely Of open play. are 20 entirely
different. from the American form
~ the game, az PLACED by Canadl-
ans. that the English soldiers de-.
clare that the CauadisRs have no
right 20 call their game football =.
Which doesn't seem 10 bother
the Canadians IN the least for two
or three games Of football are
going on almost every afternoon
IN the camp.
Though the lake near the camp
Is small. the members OF various
rowing clubs IN Canada have found
old r0wboats 10 which they keep
up their daily practice.
Great stuff" said member ~
the Winnipeg eight n were back
Ia Winnipeg. where the earth Is
frozen four feet down. I'd be prac-
ticing with a rowing machine. but
here ] can row every day III have
II on EN- al when get back home.
The races in rcwboats are an
other source Of establishment to the
English
One rows only In SOULS. ex-
plained 81 English officer 10 a
Canadian
$50 do We in Canada" replied
the Canadian But In our coun-
try we learn 20 make the best OF
circumstance
There is little doubt that the
Canadians. especially from the
Canadian Northwest. are bet
ter able to endure the cold
than the average English
troops
Medicine Hat, Winnipeg, Cal
gary. with their 20 below zero
Temperature, produce men
who'll laugh at the 3o-sbove
bleakness Of France.
Hundreds Of the Canadians
duck out OF their tents In the
morning and jump into the
lake with shouts Of Joy, while
5ritishers crawl into their
warm clothes.
II Is an observation among Brit
ish officers that the Canadians
are more like Americans than like
Englishmen
An American will find this OBJ
seryation quite true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

stall a. ibs fine Gbue sugar. $50
stale 11-7N fresh pss'curired milk 90
co. or So pt stall o. . doE. sunkisi orr
snres Zoe, stalls cts extra fancy
Stafmen Wincsap appicv Use box stall
o. fancy Yakima potatoes ms zoe
"a lbs .sc roo lbs s1.l5. delivered stan
1903 lbs sugar 900 with t.lh can
~ coffee 81 s0. e-Ib brick ~ new pack
Goldfish. lar stall 49, fresh roasted CSC
coffee 90, ih stall 1895. - lhs sugar
- oe stall e. round steak ia, lh
sirInin steak lsc ih boiling beet &C.
HnH So lh pot roast Sc and TOO No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
Ms'sRobt. L Mnt5sornery

Your made in America fashion
designer can so just as far as
Partisan in the way Of eccentricity.
At the recent Made in America"
fashion exposition in New York
Mrs, Robert l.. Montgomery OF
Philadelphia wore a curious com
hInation OF white ulle, dark fur
and gold embroidery Il was
prize winner. though the style
doesn't promise TO become popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM tHANk Notsd cisifvoyant
card reader. psimist flil readings ga,
ttot rhitd
rUor coUpriL. rbreaeiosist rslmist
ais Pine It.
~~~~,>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- FOR RENT. Furnished.
Ypr NusrowN
toom modsfn house 81 furnished. -.
usht aud water frre aogs W Manning.
az call A y uoft Adams rAi
ron urNr AK Furnished new cot.
tas~ neaf ear and beach Eas. titY
water. eioctri, iiEht 80 Iast atss
We can save YOU money on your furniture
between Tacoma and seattle
Nu cWAriNG
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Aevhies Delivered Aey~ here
>o~> s,,s,s ,,,,,,,l,,>,l'',>l ~
rs For Rent Unfurnished
MODERN t-te"m bungalow one hlo,t
ffom upi,efsitN 5000 1910 IAN 5
r. Nortb isss
: R0oM motsrn house cheap large
sss.r,sg, - - ore, :, ~, 80.
20 HOTELS
rur VtHufNua HOTEL
virginia st aud Eighth Ave. Seattle
t.s any cars VIA wsstahe ave Modern
eleFanttv fufutsbrd rooms ~ith the
best To- cleanliness comfort ard couiis
- for the least money Transient. sec
90 o.. weekly. 500 60 -
KircurS PRIVILEGES
TfE ANNEX sooi Eishth. near Wet.
lake ave Sew clean. Furnished.
steam heated bedrooms tfar msui, free
baths and phone 'ac Ger nisht
norLL rARkEN- On chsffY 81 worh
tnEmans hams fstss reasonable
HOTEL OXFORD r.. i''s
JouN STANLEY Nr Eiuo', A.,'
narsinston itias rsconr . seek 40
rttE ttprEL nruSstuE
Und~r uea management Heussh~rriHs
3 co and up TRANSIENT -ta nishf 81 te
seek up Thoroughly renovated and
resurnisb~d everything rissn and neat
ttosA Firat ave Opposite CORNER Mar.
~S~~~y~~~~~~~~~~~
| a7 FURNISHED ROOMS
AZ FtHNI AVE
'''' PEE w-sk 80 90 up
~ss~e~<s~-er-resea'-s
x HOUSEKEEPING RMS
nut HEkEEfiSu looms free So. sna
phons from y 90 20. a. seio Hisih 49,
FiEAsANr haa-ssrepins roau Z town.,
sultahis ~ nsrhins itia Eishfh ave
UNDER mes management mtrsiF faf
nishst steam heated huussss~rins
fusn. single sud sutfes reasonable
f.irs IN. Alaskan. sees g second ave
blocks nafth uHr MaFeho
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FURNISHED APIS.
ENTFI4ioN AI-rH 1875 MAN aFs i.ee
rents desirable tenants only Mata
ssst
Koxr Ft.ArH- ci.an bsds ard aiifsetits
Kitchens private snffsness stts
Stnfh. near NifEinta
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20 BUSINESS CHANCES
HEsrhrUANr fsf .ais ssea inr.iian
dolns ssed businrss uwnsr most -
80 Aiasta Aupif ttf sttth at-
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Al ACpEACE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

1.eross- panel doors. IS sizes .....-. ~ -
same for painting q sizes uriyl 81. 20
cottage front door. ............ les up
apiv veneer interior doors ;..... as9 up
~evr r.raf.srran interior doors &C.. So ~
Ssw Craft.n.n frant doors ...... rs Up
cottage frant windows .......... zBeup
t.uxht tran.8rn .............#. sspp
u,nr.lsN easement sash .... Sc up
Hot b@d sash (Eisnsd t-1Esa zee . -
.sxs-S ...............isf IS
r-s~,ofrt. fr.ff. -tndaw trtrn....... 80
Conpt~t- inside door trim b.. ....... 90
GLASS PAINTS BUILDING PAPER
AND HARDWARE ONE THIRD Less
ASK FOR CATALOGUE so. -
O. y WILLIAMS co
1919 Ffrat Ave. = Main istT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
ACREAGE

81 Az " IsfNoL
coon tirriE FANM
IS acres ~ ths bret kind 20 bottom land
cleared ard in cultivation good f""m
hsus~ barn sud euthuiiflnFs 5000
cows hsif~f. good horse piss wagon
tussY aU maunrf ~ machinery anH
taois 40 fnr ~ 500.
urHMAN a HruNnEpEu
sss Liberty HidE Tnifh anh nipu
10 40 81 sh asfss n saod ihud. partly
cleared ard seeded SEQ 10 90 psf sore
on terms Co. suit buyer Pee Miliiam
son is mues from NHrhias wash "n
% mill fuad. fhis iaud crossed t1
sounr road. Entd Geek and ciiT
satsr main An unusaai chance e. %
eur. small taurh tet, cheap aud on
four arn terms
F0H HAf.E 81 au n-f A~rss at Mnn
zoe Wasb highly iupfat rd aH
cleared aud tstei. firh soil, mNfefh
tuuainrH bearing orchard abundance
~ sfnaii ffult. tins~ 20 Efaded ana hiNh
school .itf cunteni~nrss Can o.
~fHs 80 trade = Heih~isrh. Mon
zoe wash
id ArMEa roW 1850
80 rAHM Sc MuNrht4r
rirst class level iand hanAl 90 Seattle
anA Tacoma b. ~sil srtii-1 distflrt
rrGEr sotSp PAINS 80. tet ifa ~.
UT FIN trHE BEAUTIFUL
WANCU
peen rirh sau fine faf frlrt Earfroinx
nsaf fnf iffisaflus hsafius fthaFh
au hIngs ~ berries hnusr. barn. fhi q
en- heass Haad shed aIi fTrr~f sell
Improved worth tftta ssH faf q ltt.
oasy teens Coed boat srrti.o fsHHt
tnlss fhis GONE 81 uHfs Fahr stream
o. Aauuta a. Nadisan rafh go off o.
Stevens ianainE lee sslf mus ffam
,sss.gs - ~ s,1rs SSe~--~~~~~
AZ REAL ESTATE
MANUALS -fve iat. 900 tuudias' iu.
come ifs 90 month Offer 4
spinHsf. tit Poplar gisr-
T0W SALE iaus~ ava Joe al sacrifice
rirrishsd pisno ineisasi ran isp
- ~ esss Ssse1 g--,sAIssI -,c
INVESTMENTS
Hfspii iasss,msat Co. .si Lunbsr "a
VIII Discount 1855 meFisaF.. parable
August ~ 1918 pr cent WIZ fats
see 80 lumber E,-hanss Ilas
~ FARM LANDS
Dos ii t.IeF ANOTHER II NNEit-urr
STARTED THIS rrHt~u tsf 80 shsw
500 uur land 81 Three Lakes Hnohonsish
raantg. Wssh. close g. oar mills on
aaoi fnsa. end hanar ta fnarAstf.
Prices snd terms rssssnahi@ There 49,
fnuf suto staEes ard fan trHins daiif
Enud schools store y phone ans
prosperous nsigh hors TF4rfs any sis9.
YOU uEAf. WITH UR DIRECT Write
or go ~ NEfkLEtpti%. Mar lsani
'spf 1895 l.. a. smith 'uds seattle.
Wssh runEE LAKES ~ NuEn go
MY t.ANp ror Hss aaaIitY sou. str
fare o. Seattle 20 acres o. 900 SIC
American Rank Hidx. ownsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
FOR SALE FURNITURE
MISCELLANEOUS

rs PANEL DOORS itb
In order to keep our ~urkrnsr
busy during the wintsr
months We hav. m sds a sps-
cisi cgt on tha prices % our
doors
We own ard or~rsts TIE largest
direct consumer Sash ard
Door FACTORY IN ths West
ard say. you the retailer.
profit Quality guaranteed.
PRICES FROM OUR Gaia
r.ngtfE No rf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

improved with hpuss land = rich
and parity cleared good running
creek fpr power NJ 90 irrtEate
wIth. close Co tovn ana rresmsrN.
and not Tar from Seattle Price
t1Tb terms go cash 80 per
month call and inquire fpr Mr..
GUgsn. goa Sew York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

4 steamer will ieaYe Seattle ever,
SUNDAY At 900 a m for Por, Town.
send direct
.st~,r,er Rui-hrr viii cali ~ Fort
Townsend nrtNhound SATURDAYS
orty lcavirr Seattle ~ 10 u m
points married. .. are boat lansinr.
Passengers fnr these points ana for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements ror LANDING
aud assume all risk and liability IN
making such landing Steamer. ma.
.enEer rate does not Include boz,
landing CHARGES
narahEs liability T. limited 70
wearing apparel not 70 exceed ston
for whole ticket $50 pounds allowed
tree
steamers and schedule. subject 70
change without notice freight p,
,.tvea daUy for All points te.c.nt
inK Tacomal named IN Rhov. -chsd
ule
tickets must he purchased at ttrbe,
office open from $50 n m 10 ~ On
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAyIGATIoN co.
Tlch~t office. Coiman Dock.
Phone. Main zoos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
10 BUSINESS CHANCES

uEsr AttuANr fsf sale sant Salon +.
dalps ssad tasinrss uwner mpst -
20 Aiasks Apply ttf sHsfh 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

CIAGRvOYANT teadinRs cafds paimist,
questions answered 400. t2sA Pine
corner Hirth ave
MADAM MAY Clsiryoyant. card rsadsr.
paimist Zoe. if2s siSth ave. room g.
MADAM ALEXANDER palmtst o. 90
reading for 3 90 this week only COS
Pine ~
CtAfnVOYAN'r card reader. medium
Pun reading Foe. Hotel Vernon. eiGts
Union room
MADAN 40 NH1itNE Destiny csrd rcad.
er anh palmist. t5r ana 5oc 81 pin-
Ant
RELIABLE cialrtovant card reader.
host results This week 2se COS 3,
Pine
nv GRACE AtrKt%- ConsuItations
daily. circles TUESDAY ~ The Mar.
Unique Eighth aud 4 aion. Apt t23.
Main 1870
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
FIRE EXCURSION

Sext sunday come IN and g~t YOUR
tickets and particulars about tho hsHr
6. 10 and 90 acre uacts near Seattle.
O. X sTt RTEVANT
OPEN Till g. ~ 7lO.aia Uastou blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
- 4 HoMESTEADS

q
- HOMESTEADS
| so ACHEs fery ct3irs isnd. vith spien-
| dir ra~tng stream tight through she
Land situated Or one - the most "a.
'snsi,s alfalfa and diferslfrd farmins
disffirts 90 the entire Northprsf good
/ tive town transportation point srhnofs
Telephones sfr.. close a. hand d~sdsd
! isnd adfnfntrs plated Geo l9sarrs traefa.
ard hold ~ hiEh pfiees This place
! musf 20 cold a. Owner as in dire need
/ - immediate funds $50 takes thr
entire asa but bear in mlnd that this
/ amount must DO arai cash. or onuer
wruid not consider surh nEurrs puit
sinreretv Interested parties need apply
I For ff particulars cali a. Itos T0atth
eve ard ash 'or ~ iHnss
liz YOJ at ~ onre rou can r~t . 40
/ or seh-asfs homestead Do snuthcasssrb
{ oregon wtfhIn b miles ~ a raiffHhd
/ This 10 prairie land Suitable fnf ehraf
/ raisirE and general farming plrntt o.
water can hs had a. ln fo 30 feet.
/ This 10 good country We have Vir.
] lures and fuii Information uffirr open
! tonight and Saturday nisht to nfrpu
J modsfe those vho cannot come in
durins ths dsy 'ee HALEY Blda
HfB iNufAN ressrvatiau 90 open. fse 600
sctss for sst'ismsnt. fruii timber farm
/ land. send CSC with this al Co.
wenatrhe. wash Daily world Dent
" w Tor reusbls data atoui mis- ereat
! so EXCHANGES
Is ACHES ZINE fANp. MILES
] NpHrH pF srokkNE. TIMBER
Will PAY CLEARING ron GOOD
HOME ~ SEATTLE zoos MAut.
/ sos. LAHsENs OFFICE EAsT
tbol
/ 80 900 FntG aud dalrl farm clear and
| free. near seattle. station Ht form
clear Seattle home a. first payment. or
| Income Tor all and miEht assume.
/ 1895 inh s1s =. CITY
( FIHsT CLASS stock In good ntstrr Land
to trade for real estate IN Seattle nr
! oiose-in property wui consider Port
| Angeles property Address = q. uos
$50 CITY.
/ TO TRADE acre. \ 5stb ~. Tor
! lot IN University district Wylde. az
/ New Yert nik Elliott too7.
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
49,. sFs. rs
Money on improved city property. We
make building loans
CALHOUS DENNY 4 EWING
Alaska Building
RIAL ESTATE MORTGAGEs $500 ~
7e. 20 So. fully secured. Tor sale bY Jos
| v Thomas Go, Inc. i05 cherry st.
| REAL ESTATE LOANS NOHTHEiIN
! BOND Mortgage Co Central Bldg
between Columbia and Marion
VIRTUE
Loans Money
BEFORE buying or building. soc
GRO : VIRTUE co no"on nlock
$1,000 ~ CSA.( ~s~~Ns~s~S
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room house big barn % head - stock
farm mhrhfnrfF fine outside rarEs
well and spring Easv payments
WEgr COAST t.ANp go
INSANE American hank uiig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

n -ORNs removed. tir.a arhinx
feet relieved ~ loot specialist
22s Fsopi-. Bank BIDS Eysa.
Ing, ~ appointment.
! BsItImDfs DYs WorE.-saits cleaned. o.
Main asrs
I LADIES -Andsrsous Cotton Root piiis
.af. and sure cure Tor DELAYED partsd.
Z Price o. Monsy refunded y remedy
/ fails sfisr 'sir trial Rsyrnord nsrn~dy
I Co. siTs PIKE At
T BtstNEss Woman. ahou, 60 30 taks a.
I interest iu contracting business Must
I - able 20 put 40 1909 cash secured.
Addfsss A-so star
/ wkNTEb--A iady. hstvs;n - snd %
81. hauastssp~- b. widowsr good pn-
/ sbien some msaus. object mstrtmouy
3 Addrsss Al star
Mrs MASON HOME fNvsLfDs ASD
I AGED PEOPLE Al. MERCER
I CAPITOL SO
I MA.ITJVfNG nffics . Hotel Sterling
tus Third sys opsn SUNDAYS
I HEHFErrABLE LADY desires the -
/ qasinfanrn - middI~-aErd American
FsufisnAn wtth some means rss
] sr~uess required object. motrtuony
Address Hor 40 star
EMMk JoHNsOS. soar fsE- sath. ara
massaEins iis Ksnne,h hotel
Ladies' II 600 r.warG positively suaT.
7 Arfs@ ny gfNatt sHNrHNfFAl fUrNtNfN
remedy. safely relieves some % ths
longest. most obstinate abnormal ~s...
IN to day.. no harm. pain or inter
ference 9Th work Mail ftso poghI.
strength o % Dr. gou,hinston Rem
sdT Co 81 Long Aidz. Kansas city.
NO
sCHOrr- shop method. chropofi.t 1875
wstier ct
At sALE unclaimed package. septsnibs
e. 1914 grip containing Masonic ON
bierns aud other psrsonai property Re
ward Tor return. wells Fargo 60.
I COLLIDE MILLER Massage ruanirur-
Ing Offtcs % Hotel Er.in. 1891
SECOND ave
I Happiness lie. In married lie Ars you
ionsiyf Join Seattle Reliable Friend
I ship club Ladies' free Ada Evans
III Union Apt "
kaysnaughs q % fats 1905 Fir.t ~
! GET MAHHiED-- Hest matrimonial paprr
published. mailed free Tho Cor
l. respondent. Toledo. ohio
[ Dancing guaranteed in private
~ lessons Private halls Days
NM and evenings Latest dances
'"n STEVENS r ris. ana az. rI S..
ASSA MARKS
NNaHN aHaHHHH
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FURNISHED APIS.

ENCFINioN Al-ra 1895 Niafh sFs ios
rents desirable tenants only Matn
ssst
Koxr FtArH- cisan lsds ard attractive
Kitchens private enffHnrss stts
Nfufh near Ntf.infa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-12
FORESTRY MEN ARE
HONORED BY NEW
NOVELIST
District Forester Ringland,
Don Johnson and Paul Pitch
lyn Adorn DedicatOry Page
of Lawson's Story.

William Pinkney Lawson, an assoc
ciate editor OF Harper's Weekly. and
for two years "A ranger On the Ola
national forest. has made his initial
appearance as n novelist with The
Log ~ a Timber Cruiser Dufhed n
Co. New York, a recounting largely
OF experiences ~ Mr.. Dawson while
serving his apprenticeship In the for
est service In Grant county. He ded-
icates the book To District Forester
A. G. Ringland. To Don y. Johnson,
formerly supervisor o. the Ola for
est and now In charge of the Pecos.
and to Paul r.. Pitchlyn. Of the dis
.trict offices here.
The chapter headings OF the book
readily recall the geography u the
ella forest. while the story itself Is
written with humor and excellent de-
scription. and with a healthy spirit OF
the out Of doors that makes II read
able. The characters. many Of them
will be readily recognized by those
familiar with southwest New Mexico
and with the forest service men OF
the ella and Of district headquarters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-12
M0RTUARY.



The funeral VI the late Mrs. r.. II.
Dunbar. whose death occurred Satur-
day night. took place this afternoon
from the family home, els West coal
avenue. at 81 o'clock, before a large
gatherins of sorrowing friends OF the
deceased and her family. Masses of
flowers from many friends served To
emphasize the esteem In which Mrs.
Dunbar was held ana songs by Miss
Claude Albright added to the impress
siveness of the ceremony.
The death Of Mrs. Dunbar marks
the passing Of another pioneer OF Al
buquerque. With her husband, T.. II.
Duabhr. q prominent real estate man.
she had made her home In this city
for thirty-tw0 years, almost since Us
fuundins. and had taken an active
and useful part in community affairs.
Reside the husband. one son, Ralph
Dunbar. survives. lie Is In business
here. other immediate relatives are
Theodore stewart. brother, Of Farm
ingtoa. Me. Ms. y. r.. stevens and
Mrs. W. S Burke of this city, and Mrs,
| Charles smith. of Pennington Maine
| sisters. Mrs. Dunbar Was ~ years ol
| age. but had been In c~omparatiVeli
good health until u few hour before
the end.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-12
INTEREST
IN CONCERT BY
MISS RAYNOLDS
Albuquerque People Eager to
Hear Brilliant Young 0per-
attic Star Who New Mexico
Claims as It's Own.

The Herabl's initial
ment Saturday OF the forthcoming
appearance here OF Miss Sarame
Reynolds and her associates Of the
National Grand opera company. In
concert, has created the livcliost in
terest In Albuquerque. not only IN
musical circles but among the public
generally. Miss Raynolds is claimed
mr. a New Mexico girl and her brill
liant success In opera ON the Pacific
coast has delighted a large circle Of
friends Of her own and OF her fam
ily.
This marvellous young sigucr, al.
ready famous IN Italy as signoriua
saralne Rainoldi. made her Ameri-
can debut al the Clune Auditorium in
Los Angeles ON January iAth. ia the
title role % Aida" "a romantic grand
opera In five acts by Verdi. with text
translated from the French OF Loclc
by Antonio Ghislanzoni, This opera
was written 6y the order Of the khe-
dive of Egypt and received It's pre-
miere performance In Cairo Decem-
her - 1874. a Los Angeles press
report stated:
- large and correspondingly APP
preciatiVc audience greeted the Ma
tional Grand Opero company upon
it, appearance at Clune's Auditorium
last night. Aida ushered IN the
opera season arranged by Signor
Carlo Marchctti, and II remained for
an American girl, Miss Sarnme Raj
noldi, To- merge triumphant tn the
title role. Miss Rainoldi has an i'm
pressively beautiful voice, aud in her
appeal to the gods. as well as in the
duo with Amneris CMiss Jarmap), she
rose to heights that touched and
thrilled with "a strange ecstasy.
Margaret Jarman. also an Amer
lean girl, and "a Californian. made a
wonderful impression. a. Amucris,
the daughter Of the Egyptian king.
she scored q triumph. Her voice H
strong, powerful n very clear. and
devoid OF that hane nf contraltos. the
Vibrlto AZ the close at the first
scene of the fourth act Miss Jarmuu.
who is a local girl, was called before
tho curtain and received an ovation
which she richly deserved.
Thcse two beautiful girls, with
their wonderful voices. come before
the Albuquerque public on Monday
uight. April 18Th, at the Auditorium,
together with ltalo Plcchl. hasso. and
Mario Rodulfu, tenor. an entire quar-
tet from the National Grand opera
lcompauy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-12
MEN
TO MEETING OF
PRESBYTERY
DR.. John r. Gass, Rev. H. A..
Cooper and Others Leave for
Twenty~sixth Annual Meet
ing at Deming.

Rev. Hugh a. Cooper, % the First
Presbyterian church. Or. John r.
Class and other Presbyterian minis
tiers % his city leave tonight FOR
DemiaR To take part IN the twenty
sixth annual session Of the Rio
Orande presbytery. which convenea
there tomorrow In n three days ses-
sion. The program for the session
follows:
Tucsday.
2:30 p. m.-Sermon by retiring
moderator. Rev. W. A. IRVINE.
Communion service conducted by
the senior presbyters present.
Roll call. election OF officers. re-
port Of committee Of Arrangement.
500 D.. m.-Deyotional service,
Rev. n. ID. Natu0n presiding.
$500 p. m.-"Home Mission Ad-
vance" Rev. v. r. Mathes.
S.35 p. m.-"Home Missions IN our
Camps Rev. Arthur NJ Baker.
$3.50 p. m-"The spanish Ameri
can Work" Roy. Lansing ". bloom.
"Wednesday.
g:00 a. m.-Deyotional service,
Rev. John Mordy.
east "a. m.-Business session.
1880 a. m.-Sermon by Rev. J. G.
Rodriguez
2SO to 4'so p. m.-Business ses.
sion.
S;0o p. m.-Devotionai service
Rev ". A. Hodges. presiding.
s;g0 y. m.-'The Young Man In
the Church" Rev. H.. a. Cooper,
u. u.
S:s5 p. m.-"The Young Woman In
the Church. Rev. John H. Class
u. D.
$3.50 D.. m.-'The Child In tms
Church" Rev. J. w. Winder.
Thursday.
$40 n. m-Devotionai service le,
by Rev. 5. q Van Wagner.
9.aO To 1850 l.. m.-Business SEES
sion.
1880 to ie a.. m.-sermon by Rev
~. u. Henry.
$3.50 to i;so , m.-Business ses
sion.
500 D.. m-program In charge q
WomHn's PrcshytcriaL Mrs. l.. II
Blooin, president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-12
JUDGE MANN WILL
TELL HOW OUR
LAWS ARE MADE
Prominent Lawyer and Law
maker to Address University
Students at Assembly To-
morrow Morning.

Judgc Edward A.. Mann viii ad-
dress the university faculty and stu
dents at the assembly hour. 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning In Rodcy hall,
having for his subject, How our
Laws Are Made" The general pub
lie is invited and the people are re-
minded that jitney service makes il
easy now To- get to the university at
any time.
Judge Mann has had experience
with laws both In general practice
ana IN Interpretation of law from
the bench of the district and supreme
courts. la addition he was the floor
leader Of the house nl representative
and one of the leading figures In the
last state legislature. ana his address
therefore viii nave more than the
usual amount 81 Interest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-12
MAN WHO TRIED To
KILL MA|Nz HAS
NO DEFENSE
Santos Martinez, Murderous
Ex-Convict, Docketed for Ar
r~aignmsnt Today and Ex-
pected to Plead Guilty.

Santos Martinez. the %ex-convict who
attempted 90 XIII Policeman Charles
Mainz as The latter was taking him to
the city jail recently. was docketed
tor arraignment before Judge Ray
lolds this afternoon 20 plead guilty.
MARTINEZ from the moment OF his
capture has never made any denial
of he Intention 20 shoot Mainz as he
hroKe away near the station house.
lie MAS arrested for suspected bicycle
theft Attire missing Mainz with two
shots he attempted to shoot the two
men who helped the policeman re-
capture him.
Martinez WAS sentenced 10 state
prison FOR rape 10y Judge Reynolds In
1903. lie was given from two 10 three
sears.