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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

gThis Is the third and last install
msut Of Mr Deans startling cS-
pose Of municipal rottenneas In
Taeoma)
When business concern Nnds
ifeelf I'm bad straits financially. the
men In charge take immediate steps
to Get the company un ita feet
aKain. They first ascertain the
cause Of the depression. stop up the
avenues % Leakage cut off All UNI
necessary expenditure institute a
neN system OF economy and energy
tn fact DO every thing possible TO
save themselves from ruin
Tho same thing should apply 20 a
municipality. but I'm Tacoma uns
fortunate losses and uuwlBe eNpend-
itures which have brought tho city
10 the brink Of bankruptcy. only
seem to invite further extravaganza
OF the most reckless nature.
That Tacoma "a dangerously close
to Insolvency ia not even denied by
those men who are so cnrelcgsly
guiding the municipal ship onto the
rasks Of ruin One official In con
veraaliou with me recently. said.
To give you an illustration Of
what shape tho city IL In from a
monetary standpoint how is thisf
we are continually building fine
cement walks In orr residence dis.
tricte. According 70 the ordinance
these walks must be paid for by the
property owners and not by the
city. But. naturally. the city has
10 stand tho expense df the cross
inKa Now. what do you think OF
a city that forces ita property own
ers to pay for their cement walks
aud then leaves the crossings IN
touched7 That Is what Is happen
Ing riaht here In Tacoma The city
has not enough money 10 build one
crossing 90 every block Of walks
constructed by the property own
erni"
do not pretend to say that Ia
coma's pitiful financial condition f.
due to the present Wright admin
iatratlon As matter OF fact. the
city Is up against # because u Is
stiil staggering under n heavy bur
den Of debt saddled upon II during
the old panic days A a result Of
the same. two Tacomans. formerly
city treasurers. were sent 20 Walla
Walla penitentinry for helping TO
create that same hurdensomc debt.
At one time Tacoma was plentiful
~ supplied with money, but the
gentlemen In charge Of the city
finances decided it Was best TO keep
the funds moulding In one or two
banks. instead OF paying bills. and
refused to honor warrants. stamping
tho old. familiar slogan. No Funds.
on the latter And when the panic
whipped into Tacoma. the banks
handling the city funds went up
Nike a boiler explosion and the City
Of Destiny was staring bankruptcy
IN the face.
sun. because the city was a flRAn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

elal wreck when Wright and his
crew Of highhiuders went In is no
reason why those politicians should
knock another mast off the old ship
and stavo lu a few more holes be
low the water line Tho honest
members OF the old boats crew were
having a hard time at the pumps
before now they are working waist
high in water.
Instead OF trying 10 institute a
feIgn OF economy and show the tax
payers what could be done boy n
clean. honest eSort a. civic govern
ment. the present standardization Is
fairly rcyelinE In 4 dynasty OF IN
prineiualcd extravaganza.
For Instance. the cost ~ opernt=
ing the light and water department
OF the city prior 70 the Wright ad=
mluiafruti0n was $4,000 a year.
This was admitted TO be ridiculous
~ high. and the then mayor Louis
u. Campbell vas openly charged
with using the department Tor re
wardlng men TO whom he was po-
litlcally obligated Hut II Mayor
Campbell was guilty of malfeasance
in office. what Is the present gang
doing. when YOU stop TO consider
that in six months they have spent
So COO In that same department.
Now stop and think a minute To
spend $4,000 year on the light
aud water department was branded
dangerously near grBft-what can
be said of the men Who pour $4,000
into that same knuthole In half a
year,
on top OF all this Gaping a eli
max In which a city with a tax levy
Of nearly 10 mills tthe legal limit
ia being gouged TO n proverbial
FRAGILE a neat little plan
from de gang 10 saddle an extra
$50. 600 onto the dilapidated munic=
ipal wreck
The s75O.OO0 Is asked 90 build a
power plant so that the town may
provide its own power and light.
Not outstanding the fact that Ia
coma pays less FOR It's HIGHT than
any other city of its size in the
Omitted States. II not In the world.
the Wright outfit deems Il their
duty TO rush 10 the eity'H aid and
force practically a million dollar
debt down the Taxpayers threats.
Mayor Wright IL not advocating
the municipal power plant because
he honestly thinks IL will do Ia
coma n bit Of good. IA o matter
Of fact. the chief executive Is ahY
very important link In the aFmor
Of a mayor-he needs a platform 10
stand on for the next campaign
one year hence. lie certainly can
not use his 'wide-open policy as q
plea for denomination, and that Is
about all the administration has ae=
complished So. in tho cloak OF an
ticipated benefits and municipal I'M
provement. de gang brings ont its
city power plant wolf beneath
lambs skin.
Whether a majority Of the voters
In Tacoma will reaiize the real sig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27
by DAN LEAN

Wooisley decided that her little
flock should have new quarters and
a campaign was instituted 10 raise
fund OF $1,000 for the purpose. At
which the saw logs rose up en-
masse aud denounced the plan as
being detrimental to their interests.
In the face Of the fact that the
Children IS Home vas supported by
the millionaire pillars Of society and
wanted for nothing. they rose up on
their hind legs and howled against
the muuiHeeut sum OF $4,000 being
contributed 20 provide better ac-
Commodations for Mother WOOL
sieys motherless waits. OF course
IL did not affect the saw logs II
The WOolsley breed az they were
called by Megdames Buttinordie and
Eighteenkarat. had 20 live in a cold
house and suffer from inferior san
itRry conditions. s
Dog In the manger?
Well. what do YOU think7
In conclusion. the situation in Ta-
coma might be summed MP In two
eXpressions-=
GD ENtravagance
go Too much Sandberg
The first trouble is one that
many municipalities suffer from
and. in some degree is eNCusahle.
But for the latter there is no ex-
cuse.
Il isa black eve that all the beef
steak applications that can be sup
piled by a Chicago packing house
cannot remove the stain from.
A city may drift along IN the cur
rcnt OF political illegltlmacy indefi-
nitcly without being publicly brand
ed but when It comes TO such pass
that the mayors riRht-hand advisor
and tho real boss" OF the town il
a man like Sandberg, who person.
ally owns the hotbed Of vice run
rampant and whose pockets are
lined with money contributed by
sin. then il is time for the people To
rise up as one and cry
Quits"
II Tacoma wants gambling, well
and good
But she certainly does not want
"a her master. professional pan
der-a moral ncnd. who lives on the
fruits Of women's shame.
And | might suggest TO Mayor
Wright that If he wants platform
20 stand on during his next fight for
houors. he can strike n
popular chord by firing Mister
Tie can give Tacumans n wide
open town. so that the business in
terests" Will not lose the trade OF
the lumberiaeks who roam In on a
night To raise Cain.
But he can LET their trade 20 TO
women well versed in shame lore.
aud not 20 i6-year-old girls.
The people. themselves. will take
care Of such questions as municipal
ownership. II the mayor will rid
them OF the public pest.
Too much Sandberg Is what Ia
coma Is really suffering from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

ST PETERSBURG March 81
AZ an extraordinary session ~ the
council 81 ministers hers. on sun.
day. II & reported that n Wltie.
who presided. made a strong speech
In favor 81 peace The session was
one OF the most heated yet held By
the council and e r. announced
that at the conclusion il Wa decld.
"a that the time was opnartune for
peace. and communication 90 that
effect Waa sent 60 the cfar.
n Witte said In the course OF Biz
speech that the integrity u the ma
ton muHt be preserved and that 10
any further attempts were made 60
compel the reserves 20 rally 20 the
coiurs fighting would eHsne that
would Be likely 20 Involve the
whole people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

RAVENSDALE wash. March -
Miss Eva ThIHauf the is-year-oia
daughter OF L. Thlbaut. a Ravens
dale salooukeeper shot and probah.
l. fatally wounded herself IN an
attempt t1 commit suicide here yes
tsfday The HH.galIbcr bullet
pIaWed iu way through The body.
psuatTat.uF the left lung and com
INK ONT iY Tho IHf af tho spinal cord
Tho girI had attempted 90 shoot
herself through tho heart
The RirI was - have been MAJ
fied shortly 10 Prank Gfautell. with
whom she has been keeping com
pauY for "a year and She left note
requesting that a picture Of her
sweetheart Doe buried with her
shortly after 9 o'clock yesterday
morning Miss ThIbaut went IN her
fathers saloon aud asked FOR the
laundry. and while there she went
into the office and concealed the re
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az sa.pps News A-n1

~ sefirrs Ne"a A.. n
WARSAW. March s7-An at
,-p, 70 assassinhts Baron Won
Ssas. chief Of police. Saturday
,s,t wss almost successtal The
.,,-.ss IA Which the baron Vas
l-l,lss vas demolished and the Of
- taaly latefutei about the
- ssek. arms and legs lie Was
: lis way % the police hesdQuar-
:, when a bomb. similar 10 the
la Which killed Grand Duke sefEt
!, vas thrown under his carriage
ne attempt CO assassinaie him
,,,k rlaes 81 : o'clock iu a dImly
1,.,et slstrlet % the cts. and The
As.s thruNer escaped during the
cssusioa Which followed Baron
n, Nolksn vas on his way to
paxa where be vas going % in
wsliraie AZ attempt 90 blow up the
veiss headquarters % thar place.
Prasa : suburb % Warsaw and
sriy ID the evening a man threw a
eens into the station house. where
t,s police weFe assembled Seven
sths offiesfs wsre Injured SO badly
Ia tAsy cannot live Immediately
r,eu bearing q the attempted as.
mUinaslon. Von Nolken started for
a. scene Evidently the reYalu-
usnlsts were e1pectlng him % re-
,.oaa 70 The call and one - the
rnesr took bis station In front ~
~ esssle where the governor gen
sai Fsaiass
After throwing the bomb The as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

ri4s boys 81 Seattle. under the au-
an.eaa - thr S. n e A viii stage
a flHai class melFifei show the latter
pau % April The show o. 90 be
given ln Chr.uruaeHa Hall. NJ
Parks ~ this city haa been occurred
e take charge ~ the singing and
Tf#zf aHd Wulfara fs take charge Of
the end msn The frst turnout viii
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&c rs Big
VERDICT

J T. Howell waa awarded So 900
damages against the Northern Pa
elhr railway In the superior court
Monday morning FOR injuries re
feIvrd Doe @ wreck near SuoqualmIe
The case had Occupied the greater
part ~ last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

maushlp. and Johnston Is given but
one. which does not amount 70 any
thing. The anfi-Gul faction Il kept
% course. IN che hack roW Murphy
democrat. IL made chairman q th1
police COMMITTEES. and Cfiehtou b.
also PLACED upon o. but this ia prob
ably because that committee duga
not cut any ice.
The anti-GIu crowd j. also given
good ahlff on tho civil service and
salaries committee. This + prob
ably for the reason that Il il now
generally admitted that there will
not be a raise 10 salaries for year
or more. On account % the stringent
condition o. the city treasury SO
that the membsrs 81 that commit
tee. 80 important from the stand
point Of the city ompioYe vii Eet
only kicks for the honor Of belong
ing 70 Re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

NOTHING HEARD FROM THE As AsooNEo SCHOONER KLosE.
WHICH TURNED TURTLE on OREGON COAST

from Vancouver. Wash. 10 san
Francisco. turned turtle Saturday
night and went ashore on North
Beach NJ a place named Easier
brook There Is heavy surf run
ming 81 the point where the craft
stranded and there Is every Ikell.
hood 90 her going 10 pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

Alex Hansen. captain of the Nor
vrgiau uE-of-Haf tenn. has posted
g. that he can autzruil any man ~
HIs aau weight ia single contest.
H. b. willing no have the affair come
or ID any time ta suit hls opponent
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KILLED BY
FATHER

RENO, Nevada. March IA 7
Is1f-oid son q Teri Hamilton. who
- beaten over the head with a
ssnmer b. his father last night
- this morning The mother.
80 was beaten with the same
seapon at the same time. IA ex-
pee,ed 70 I've Hamilton killed him
~ Immediately after the attempt
y double murder Mrs Hamilton
ssia-es 70 make statement. but IL
believed Jealousy caused the
hsgedy.
Hamilton had sued for divorce.
oa' the couple we're recoucilea last
week.
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ST PETERSBURG. March z7--
Asaneiatsd. as consequence of "a
decision 90 send the guards reg
lmontu 10 the war soldiers q these
regiments Rru muiilaftua them
selves Ia order 90 escape service n
ls said Some of thc guards have cut
~ their fingers while others have
used drugs 90 produce rafH.fHtinH %
the heart Hundreds - such CAGES
have been discovered aud iaseHtiga-
tieuH are IN progress
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Committees
NAMED
RESIDENT GILL MAKES FEW
'seEs FOR THE NEXT
YEAR

Of ~ 'lent Gil will. at the meeting
nome. sssolneil Monday night. an
namsa ne new committees he has
been very Few changes have
was =, made. The most important
ward = put Conway Of the First
eorn,.' ~ The license and revenue
cons5a'. dlsplacing DauItsn. thus
lnilnfabiy Increasing the booze
eomros,,s IN that most Important
now 49, ~ poratlona committee which
frsness,sus multitude of lmborfapt
esl Il has been sati9fsl,a+ ~ - ,,aI is.-
~ ofpoFations from he Legtr !. -
SEEM NJ chief Object sought ~ Glll
and - ~ nave been % kiek IJaHllon
ICES johnston 20 on a. maay !. seas,s =,
zai q g.Aibls Desitsn 4 asnan.
'ss Without a single shatr-
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ASTORIA ore. March An
hops IL given up for the rescue 81
Captain Wagner aud crew % the
abAaaoned schooner e A kluas as
10 word has been heard from Them
TIE schooner which saa abandoned
several days ago while en- route
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Seattle. Match g. 1905.
To Tho star.
q VIII yau please e1y 90 the
q public uat 10 ray any more
. money re- donate articles for
= children at tha Hyfher Home 70
. Are o.. u Carpenter. as moth
= Ing collected b. her since Nox.
. J. 1904. has been used for the
e children. or In pay or debts
Incurred by The home or her
self
MRS q Il HYTHER
. SUPP. aud Matfaa Byther Home.
1899 Denny Ra8 Seattle.
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Airn schuu whose husband was
shot by Detective Day in Portland
last week. wishes to thank her many
friends Tor the kindness shown her
IN hcr bereavement She is stop
pins with an aunt II AlM Point
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TOXIC. March g7-Tbe Business
Meas association la arranging a
monster celebration Of the capture
% Mukasn FOR April 8 the auuiy-r-
ssry 81 the AGGRESSION nf Emperor
Jimmu Tunno. 600 c.
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SENTENCED
my sefippa News ASSN

MILWAUKEE. March 27.-For-
mer Alderman Havcner was sen
fenced 90 the house OF correction for
two years for bribery In connection
with % special council permit three
years ago Havener is wealthy and
owns several hotels. he is president
o ftbe Milwaukee club cf the Ameri-
new TRIAL vas denied
new trail VAS deued
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LONDON. March - The Japa-
neae lean 81 $3.50 o00 ooa. hair Of
which Is undsrwritteu. f. selling
this Afternoon az premium of Is
per cent The prospectus will BE-
formally issued tomorrow
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RoNE March .5.=Ths pope helI
a couaIafaFY today. NJ neH rHrdi-
nails wrfe nominated. buf "a address
was delivered iu which frkfet vuh
express ~ certain refaaeuilouH uf
the church. particularly Ia France.
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. He -luek iu his thumb =
= Aud pulled out a plum"
. james Connolly has got lit 4
. de Jack Horuer backed of the =
= boards. According 20 tradition
= and Mother Goose. the Hofncr =
. hopeful stuck his thumb into a =
= Christmas pie and pulled ouf
. a to0thaome Damson. preaum =
. ably hiKhly-spiced and sweet +,
= 20 the taste. but the success o. 4
= the illustrious youngHter'E 4
. Misunderstanding 81 laid com 4
= plaaly In the shade By Con =
. nelly. who stuck HIS thumb 4
= into the belt of one Of Moran &,
= Bros 3 big emory wheels and 4
= pulled out 81 200. ,
= For several days last weck n 4
= jury listened 70 Counellya ,
. suit for damages. and Monday ,
= morning returned a verdict for 4
= 81 200, to recOmpensc the plain 4
= tiff for tho loss ~ his thumb 4
= The member was neatly ampu- Z,
= tated IN January from the 4
. plaintiffs right hand. 4
SE44 ss4E EsssHa !
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RIO !!

fALo. crimea. Morch z7.-The
,..lation here u becoming worse.
-.'uss have destroyed nearly all the
,-shoussa. a number Of shops
- bean set on fire. Troops are
s'Afaing the government buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-27

MoNHAsA. East Africa. Mar. D.
21.-BbIls arriving befr report that
% Golfers. mostly German yesasia.
are anchored az Iinutu. waiting for
RoJeateneskya fleet
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ST PETERSBURG March 81
Il la stated that General Bctinnoff
has been appointed 10 the com maud
Of the Third infantry.
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MOSCOW. March g Excitement
was created by the attempt last
nlEht 10 LII Baron Yan Noikrn.
who WaH the victim OF a bomb
thruwef and Il has not mbHlded
Revoiutioulata are taking advantage
Of the opportunity for distribution
Of inceudiary literature There iH
almost a reign OF terror Nolkcn
owes hd life 20 the fart that the
bomb vas thrown behind The car
rage instead Of uudef #.
PARIS. March g1.-Tha Echo de-
Paris received a dispatch from ST.
Petersburg which says thai persons
IN the Immediate circle 81 the ear -
friends and advisors declare that
peace Is impossible and would be
DISASTROUS for tho government and
prestige 81 the army The conclusion
IL drawn from this fact that tho
court Influence In favor Of eoutlnu-
Ing the var has prevailed
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The Weather
SpOtfer

Tonight and Tuesday. probably
fair frost tonish,i light 70 frsah
west winds.
watch this hani--tt moves and
VIII tell temperature a. 2 50 today
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be held this evening at 7.ls at the
II. g. A.
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rs THIS MANS
MAgCOT


MASCOT 4
= PORTLAND. ore March e. 4
. To the luck lying In the figure 4
. d. X Patterson EffIuger OF 4
= this city. owes fortune OF
= SO. 600 and n beautiful home. =
4 lie began with a capital Of =
= $500 four years ago. since 4
which time he has been con =
= tluually building homes NOV 4
y ing into them and out again.
4 lie has moved y times, aud 4
4 announces that the 18th VIII =
= be his last
= Efflnger began business four
= years ago by investing $500 =
= capital on Friday. February 4
= y. In lot 10. block 3. COUGHS =
= addition The price Of the lot =
= was $1,000 lie never takes a 4
= deed to a piece OF property and 4
. never mal,cs q sale except on =
= the 18th OF the month. and 4
= when he can Ret the 18th OF
= the month and Friday together
= the deal ls a "clnch.
y Thirteen has always been 4
= his lucky number. With tick 4
y ct No. 18 he recently won an
= automobile The birthday an 4
= niYersary Of his eldest child is 4
= celebrated on the 18th. and IN =
= all Of his social affairs tho :
= figure 10 plays a prominent =
4 part
y His occupation Is that Of
\ bookkeeper and he has worked =
= steadily At 80 during all this =
\ time Ills money has been 4
= made by buying properly,
= building a tasty home upon II 4
= and selling II for faT more than 4
= the original investment. This 4
y operation has been repeated 4
= now 10 times.
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ARE
STILL On A RAMPAGE
WHITE TALKS PEACE

Ia the nsht with the police and
many physicians have been secured.
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BALLARD BRIEFS

The funeral OF Harry Dodd
which took place Sunday. was one
o. the finest ever Witnessed In that
city. The Knights Of Pythlas we're
represented In a large number and
the deceased being a member OF
Professor Miners band. they were
also represented. Dodd was aiao
an empl0ye Of the postofflee and
was well liked by all
The Business Mems association
will meet Monday night for the
purpose Of discussing the plan for
widening the harbOr and also for
putting out catalogues containing
the different scenes Of Ballard at
the Portland fair
Burglars broke into the apart
ment Of the Simpson lodging house
night before last and stole several
pounds Of meat from the kitchen
and other articles Of value from the
rooms No trace Of the thieves have
as yet been found.
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The manufacturers association Of
Seattle held its monthly meeting M
the Hotel Washington last satur-
day night. The reports submitted
by Assistant Secretary Richard
Hayter show that he personally
took up the matter Of pig iron rates
with the local agents OF the Great
Northern aHa Northern Pacific and
that they had shown their inability
- obtain the desired relief This
viii be one Of the first matters 10
be referred 10 the railroad commis-
sinH after us apWastneat b. Gov
gf1of Mead.
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= NEGRO SUES ThEkTER
q Toa $1,000 BECAUSE HE =
WAS BARRED OUT q
Jaeah Coleman HaIaHsd o. 4
suing Tie Central ffstIsf far .
q $1,000 for aama SEES aIIaFrd to .
= have been nnIasd afeH his .
= feeHaHH
coleman u#sa the maraFr- a
. meHf feuaar8 hfua Hamflaneg .
= because be- vas toiHfaH
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rho Pioneer One Cent
paper of the Northwest
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
AMUSEM ENTS.
Peck's Bad Boy, This Afternoon and
Eveninq.


Without Uncle Tom and Peck's Bad
Boy each year, we would think our
dramatic season incomplete. We have
Uncle Tom year after year and it is
always the same. there being no way to
change it. but this season Peck's Bad
Boy has radical changes; in fact all
the old material that has made so many
people laugh for the last twenty wears,
and which we have come to know al
most as well as the actors do them
selves. has been discarded and an en-
tirely new version prepared. The old
familiar characters of the Grocery
Man. Duffy, Maj. and Mrs. Peck. The
Chum. Servant Girl. His Sweetheart
and Henry Peck the Bad Boy are still
the ones to create the fun. and Il new
one introduced who will aid and abet
and add new opportunities for funny
situations. Each character is pOr-
trayed by competent people, and an ex
ceptiOnally good singing company is
one of the main features. operate
selections, duets. triOs. quartettes and
chOruSeS are finely rendered. Many
novel specialties introduced and with
all these and an entirely new equip
ment Of scenery and costumes. this al
ways funny farce comedy is made bet
ter than ever. 1t will be presented at