The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-19

MOnt6v1lle Flowers, elOCuttOniSt. F:
Prof. John u. De Motto, lecturer. (:
.''''''''' observation-disclosures. {:
The managers of the Young Mems
and Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation announced this morning the
attractions for their entertainment
course, and declare that they are we'll
satisfied that the events will prove the
most entertaining and diverting that
they have yet secured. They have is
sued a neat booklet that tells all about
these attractions, and gives the infor-
nation that is needed by those not
familiar with the plan of giving these
entertainments. The entertainments
will be given in the Metropolitan opera
house. The following mentioned at
fractions will not visit the city in the
order in which they are given as the
dates will not be announced for few
days.
Pitt Parker, the crayon wizard, is
one of the numbers. The artist pic
lures nearly everything, from the typi-
cal American girl to marriage cere-
mony on top Of a 200 foot chimney,
and does it all without apparent effort.
If the pictures themselves do not keep
the audience amused, the running fire
of stories and jokes told by Mr.. Park
er do. He has an inexhaustible supply
of witticisms, and they are not taken
from the almanacs or borrowed from
the minstrel troupes.
Another of the course that needs no
introduction to Grand Forkers is Sen
ator Robert NJ. La Toilette. Since his
his retirement from congress Mr.. La
Toilette has rendered the cause of
clean and decent politics most effec-
tive service. He has been the uncom-
promising assailant of modern meth
DDS of manipulatins caucuses and con-
ventions. Instead of contenting him
self with congratulations and scatter
ing shots, Mr.. La Toilette points out
what he believes to be the true rene
dies for domination. We be-
lieve Mr.. La Follette's plan is practi-
cable and the temper of the people at
this time is such that any scheme that
purposes to place nominations and
party organization in the hands of the
people is certain to attract public at
tentiOn and receive careful consider
alton.
The famous Prof. John B. De Motto
will deliver lecture on his Python
Eggs and the American Boy" This
lecture presents in fully illustrated
and interesting way the latest re-
search-work in brain building. It is
especially valuable to parents and am
bilious young people, as it illustrates,
delicately and scientifically, the rea-
sons for the powerful effects for good
or i'll upon the adult, of thought and
conduct during youth.
The Bostonian Sextette Club, an
other of the course, needs no intro
duction to the musical public of Grand
Forks, as it has for several years past
been known as the Leading organiza-
ton of its class. The Club has appear
ed with the greatest success in Nova
Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New
Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario in
Canada: and also in Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ala
bama, Georgia, South Carolina, North
Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware,
New Jersey, New York and the New
England states.
The management has also been
lucky in securing the lecturere, Maud
Ballington Booth.
The last on the course is Montaville
Flowers, who as a reader and elocu-
zionist, has no peer in the country.