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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
JOHN Dlnn|E's FINE CORN SAMPLES
Prove That North Dakota Can Raise
Corn and Fine Corn at That.

John Dinnie had some samples of the
corn grown on his farm near the uni
versity, in the city yesterday, which
clearly demonstrated that corn of a
good quality can be grown and ma
tured in this climate. The ears are of
good size, and the grains are complete
ly ripened, more so in fact than the
majority of the crop at the time It is
cut in the corn growing states. Mr.
Dinnie has twelve acres of the same
quality and the samples he had in the
city yesterday were pulled at random
from the field. He is an enthusiastic
believer in the ultimate growing of
corn IN this state and is backing up
The corn was planted in rows. not
drilled, on May 20. The seed was
obtained from Southern Minnesota and
is of the flint and dent varieties.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
NEW VARIETY PROVES SUCCESSFUL
Seed For Corn Secured BY ]. j. H1l in
India Proves Successful

Supt. jerks of the Great Northern
railway, formerly of this city, and
now of Crookston, has some fine SAM
pies of field corn, fully matured and of
fine quality taken from Jas. ]. Hills
farm at Northcote. President Hill pro-
cured the seed for this corn in India
and it is therefore new variety in
this section. 1t develops from four to
six weeks earlier than the usual va
rietles OF field corn and Mr.. Hill pro-
cured the seed because he believed it
would be more adapted to this section.
His belief has been verified and there
is every reason to hope that the solu-
ton OF the corn raising problem for
the Red River Valley has been solved.
The specimens are very large. the ears
being over Is inches in length.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
\ Thanked &Sg.

i-'tA Il" tnaakf1i !Dt the .1rin1tItne
Hh"a tnr iiIie. meet the MAJ
A"h Ii GhiH3 IN II fnraCDw IL Il iis nv
nDiidaY'
n t";' y"I ~" inr nEG"y.unkiE nal!
h"hi ny"r Min me G"w,
ara ms WInOh 'nat WaYe the DID.sDif..
arg a-:ayin' things ~ yru.
LET ~ harDy IN the suID.nEr, WtGn the
ri9ffs EGEW NJ rest,
Eni IN "inging-"inaibz scaward. ju.,
th"ir very i"y.i bert.
t"n jrI hear fiDn hidden pIaG"r. the
dim WrD1s far ajDDy
IN" :W".'--~ths iinkiin' tcnur NJ the
ttrDsh's eii"er .Dnz
I''is be faDGy In the faJItifnc, when the
nar"":' give. IL. gold
ana J"n hhTc ju.l al m: richca that
~" arm. NJ JDI caH iInId,
~ miner WDrO.-Jcaf brcthren--whiIc
W. re- )""rn"yinI h"av"nwhrd here.
i.";n H." thankful Tar all .eag1n.--lu.i
ne happy all M: year
AtIiNth f'Gustit Ifi.n
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

in. As he struck the boat safely. the
deputy turned about and with a wild
shout started for the boat. drawing his
revolver as he ran. He saw the boat
WAS too far out and didn't try to max.
the jump, bu, shot once In the air
so thoroughly scared was the bene-
dic,-'o-be. that he hid until We were
safely clear Of the harbor, and he was
sure the deputy was not following
in tug. Then the captain put him
wise 10 the game. He was too great
~ relieved 70 be angry"
What Grand Forks needs now more
than anything elese is three of four
small factories" said ]. Freeman of
Detroit, Mich. visitor in town. The
city should try TO land the greatest
possible number OF small manufactur-
ing institutions. employing from TWEEN.
ty-five 10 fifty men. Let them start
in on small scale and on a conserva.
tive basis. and they will grow with the
town and tributary country, and in
time will be several times their origin
al size.
1T sounds very nice to talk about
rolling mills employing 1000 men, but
such plants as these, when started IN
new country. generally amount to
no more than bubble. They swell ND
and burst. II is different with the
small plant. 1t comes to stay, and
grows with the development of the
city. Grand Forks has one of the
finest locations in the country as
manufacturing center, and l look 10
see her develop into the leading city
Of the Northwest. There is no doubt
in my mind concerning her future. She
cannot help but forge to the front, and
that very rapidly
Il used to make Grand Forks regu-
larry as travelling man. That was
about eighteen years ago. Since then
l have visited the town several times,
and on every occasion a number of
changes and Improvements are notice.
able"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
A NEW Hos1aRr At DEVILS LAKE
An Announcement That Will Please
the Travelling fraternity.

William FIummerfel,, prominent
hotel man Of Lsngdon has been at
Devils Lake recently looking over the
hotel situation there He was so ia
vorabiy impressed with the outlook
that he went TO ST. Paul to figure with
contractors and builders on material
for modern hotel He has in mind
q 35-room house, three stories and
basement Although a building of this
size is not large enough to meet the
needs of Devils Lake, its completion
would help considerably in relieving
the presen, overtaxed facilities. 4
rough sketch of the plans shows a
model hotel for comfort and convent
ence. On the first floor will be a large
Office and dining room with living
rooms for the proprietor. The second
floor will have Is rooms with baths.
and the third floor will have 20 rooms
without baths. The building will be
heated with steam and handsomely
furnished.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
MUST OBEY ORDERS.

Minot, N. d., Sept. 1S.-The board
OF county commissioners are prepar-
ing to make certain improvements on
the Des Laos lake bridge, complying
with recent orders from the United
States engineering Office, located at
siou xCity, ia. DR.. Fawcett of Grand
Forks owns line of boats on the
lake and the bridge severely inter-
feres with traffic as no approaches
have been constructed and no watch
man has been stationed on the bridge.
Chief Engineer James N. Quinn of
the Sioux City Office has notified the
commissioners that piles must be driv-
en- ut both sides of the bridge for the
purpose Of guiding the boats, and also
that an attendant must be maintained
at the bridge during the season of
navigation. The chief engineer an
nOunced that his instructions must be
complied with or else the structure
across Des Laos lake would be remoy-
ed by the government.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
Al The Ihs.xt1Y.

Nc dramatic oe=-nE d ths pre4rt
ssason mas en,o:=c -os wid% spread
popularity accorded The World
WHICH appears .=-e 90 cae nigh.
Aocdsr Ssp- q Immediately upoa
is initial s;;es-sncs Il Wsllacss
.nsa-sr IN New Io:s il jumped iuro
popularity ss -1s Eea-est nsio dram
a-c ped uc-hJ. =rs. staged al this
popular play nouss Ar osd ons Of the
l2-gsst tunk sver -zde ur -aig ciass
.. production % BcsdEar This year
70: ;as first ti.as ~ company has besa
trough West sa6 d=suiIs the tact that
y was not thought possible tol 50
heavy Z production 70 mske the long
!a.n2s necessary Il orde; - play this
-srriLory they arg sapying one % the
Ia,sT ltosnoNsla.F successful seasoas
eyer played bs IL sastsr ocompaay Of
-als Kind. Tbs company is large one
am e.npracss -ae names Of some Of
IL clsrsfes, performers II the pro-
tsesipn- The sc-Ioa Of tns play while
-=cls-s with dramatic interest and
situations seinILa.es with the nest
sitr, AID hrign-ss- humer and comedy
sad is carried 70 it's conclusion with
s:ap and siMtha- precludss the pos
sioiiitr =. d suii moment from star 70
hnlsn During tbe action ot ;he plsy
msay bright and cleve, sp=ciaities
arc introduced all Q. which are Incl
den,si ~ ths action Of the play and
30, II any way foreign 70 the action
u he play. The Chicago Tribune il
sps king y. This play ssys 1T is with
y,si;ire relief tia, one turng 70 this
cleTs:iy written and splsndidIy pro-
cnctd production after what mas SEEM
ID ~ Unreasonable numier of cheap
and Unsatisfactory Offering. in the
,nelo dramatic field. One can easily
comprehend the cause II ,he great
succssE 'hst has attended the pressnt
tour o' this play afte. seelng the per
Torrance
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
Amusenents


al admirers eIt ~ g.;.ls-: i H., i.l
iufta-s ri things pea Ut u Is Wal As
Eae .aaiF we'll wl:,..-'--s 20: -,4e i..s-t-s.-
aie,at q. he stage s-ca ;.ie :l-'v-.4:''i-Iiss1i
O. Is possibilities .ly' -:y- .'.aiset1. ri
u:slE kid VIE pS.t.s,.., 5.slot, ~ LEASED
20 learn rha1 -he .ca,--a.,a:n@as :s.l.dnt-
llcn of Wagner s -a-.igas .-TsLl' t'E-liI.
ts-s-al" Is a--so--,.@- t1' t-It;a!
Sa;t- u. al liz N.s-"l ,'1'l--sn -ases-:s--
No t1'[acacTiun III. RS =rss- .t-sr Ir-es
e.-s.s % the Ana :'u;,-m a&s ts--er
'.-etireo VIII sa"1 l:Ir@-ss ,;sau-
uls--stsarf:,n and ,.e-s- IKE. has ..-sn
atEE,raea Pa-sl.a aes'=sre. pre-
ouc,so Scholars al .,--.s-s ic'ess and
tls-gy- -heais- go ~. church sEser
FL lave i,otned L lc,s-.i-luIins r cns
genIes-- sveetes- -. -IIa:s, s-E-yiEs
stt''-y %r+r .lactet laI liz s-ass. TINS
stsns-aastsas ou.p-.s- ii APPRECIATION
: Isci tse1cs. stone - .a.4s would iss IL
S-Aar1 20 l.nEE-.4- .t-raCss ms play
si,s:.1aats.a from ~ ;','l-.I q. qpe II -a-
g.sa-es. Eeaivs-e IL e7e- tTveG
s+casro NEgne. [rn-. s-f'sa. uren
naTs written e.: ;.lETs ms cause
hss L -hs tac- ciai -.r- :.sa u-fu? siorr
tclt IS ane -hs. .:.:.-a.s 5&-..c.- - Jns
hss,- aRd serul .. -Ts-! r.al o. woman
taat nas E spa,. y. ;,ic.a1 Il her
relos that sr.-y e;.--t.. anc aclun
ussd u tns der- s-s-,s@:,. u M simple
s-o,-r az 50 i-:s:.selv dramatic M.
csoe st-s ALSO u---.y =l-a,a-led WITH
nay Tsowsr Ssc ..s,I.-ss.r +n@sE Every
ling and al p-'-a-s 70 -ns Gay
* 81 dlfe,sa: f:-scl Wa w aars basn
50 lo-1g aeE-istcs.-1=-1 - Witnessing VI.
q -ns s-age. tsE- OK E.m.ts- Seems 20
- Il gooLne, vt.i1 vEIle unde- RS
--ssas-c and c.a--a-ic izfusnce !ou
sstcc snd W.: VI hated breath
Earn sueet.sS,Lg aclor and word Of
~ Characters s;'.-=a-irg 4 Lns play
iou DO I+oT Wis. . iose ooe word ur
ar o. Las WIT s:,ec,ac3s. for zach
t-.- Seems 70 = v=iga-ed with SO
muca slgnisca1c= ard -s.a-ior 70 me
aat precedsoi.y :. -.a- you fear last
rog might }uss ~ -1.=a5 ot Lte thrill
1aE ac1 soul s-5:e,-----E 1eut and s-o-r
i K LIS intsns= --t=rss-. this aosu, =
lrg attention. ~. -hs play e1ac-s.
-.-a- holds rcu s;.-lIoouod from begin
n-ng 70 end q =aco IF Las four acts
~ -nIe rsMsrk -y.pIvc-pc
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
Away 4 Chance.

THEREIN 1r" On. cnnnDiaifon IN mi. dis
npprintin' NE.
lh"F"'. )r.' IN" ray a. .unIhin. in IN.
dhfkn"ns an the strife.
ThnnEfI fam" an fortune seem Va mock
~, Your frD"" an Dann you by
lh"r" titll remains - chance NJ nhinin'
IN the pubI1c rye.
-" ran hay" your picture printed, YOU
40 ran stand np an rrjoice
y" greet h.s"nbi"J muititudc. a-Iigt-
"n!n 10 ynur yDicc
WhGn you sort u feet neglected All
""nirnriWian Win fate.
ih"Gr np' E:incmb"r. you kin niwhys
10; Il candidate.
Y"n may NOT knnw hemp about the
work ihhhr to be done
If ynu should get rIccted TO the uIarc
i'nt YUu "hn ram
t"Uh W your c0nnci"ncc though
your talents are but few
me other FELLOW. fnhybc. doesn't know
hs much an you.
Won may not ma tho Dpcnin' that you
really think you need,
Eut som: movements always loOkiu'
for Il man to tnkn tho lead
So " you're fcciin' lonesome, you need
never hrsitmtn
=" mi"p into the tnixup. You kin be a
candidate.
WuHIiIuut1n Atnr
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
Ar ADMISSION.

Nss""tndrd Press % The Evening Times.
Animation. Ala. Sept. 1S.-The bust
ness streets Ut AnnistOn we're gay with
lhsa and bunting today in honor of
HE Confederate veterans OF northeast
:rD Alabama, whose annual reunion Is
~ DrOsrcHs. The visitors assembled
at the court house at 10 O'Clock this
morning. where they were addressed
ny Hon. s. j. Bowie and others. To-
morrow will be the big day OF the re-
union, when parade and barbecue
Will be among the features Of the pro-
gram.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

me 'i1as Dacs NE whea there MS
ranzsr ri 'ae roa, Killing the hard
~hsa, ia ra!s .,z:e NDw such OCCUR
rnf1: ~rnI1 ~ ne hnsres, zcciden,.
MAJ il no, ae 'r1s that In 'inle the
same sf:ciimz:inn II, lJrn viii make
y l<IesiDis VI rsiae Il crOD thu, viii
have ",ine eFsI:, 1i>,n the corn ,usrks;
NJ he '''1n'r;'s !, 81 not among 'ke
imp,.sjbili,ie.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
BUILDERS SESSION.

N"."c'a'ed Press to The Evening Tim...
vo Atlantic City. N. j.. Sept 1s.-The
;t association of Builders began
h hs annual convention here today, with
haeaaquarters at the Marlborough, Blen-
! nelhi. The sessions are to continue
.nlee days. during which time there
VIII De numerous addresses and dis
e euss'ohs on topics of especial inter-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
THE PEAvY CASE.
celebrated Suit, Involving Relating
Re.Onpnpd at Chiooro

J.. Re.Opened at Chicago.
Assoclated Press to The EVENING T,,...
Chicago, Sept. 1S.-The members of
the interstate commerce commission
have re-opened the old Peavy elevator
case. after listening to long DISPUTE
between the various lawyers repre-
senhng the parties to the suit. rela-
i've to proposed agreement for CON
tinuance. WI
Inc dispute ended abruptly after
president A. B. Stickney of the Chi.
cago Great Western railroad. declared
that he most vigorously protested
against any further delay in the hear
Ing. Relating is said to have heen
done at Omaha.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

'i.'.i trTrt";.'" III !aw h~ nc+a'.ec NJ
@r"fJ :G.'hef ~ ~" !i:tin2 .abe ma,
EfatiI". IN her lap lrt II b. 'atiyh, In
m: .c!ir,!s :"nslnmfir. anc eniieyes
let ~ bc Wtit'+n ~ D9iinEr., spcii!ny
tIGks ana n!tn"hh,.a !nt IL h. lseaGhsc
ffn'n pulpit. and .,f1"!a.HltI IN leyi.-
lai.rE ta!!. and 'nfrt.-G II. .r.!,. q.
justice. IN ahDr, let II ..enIMe IN.
D"iiii"ai seiiginh ~ the n",.nA'
:. --tbraHata LincI!n
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

Cas q. 'as az,le6 ci.e.eacss L,
.as ,Isa;itir,a ri -ae VIZ. no@ sn.l
"az. !. ~.s II" ?ez.s zgo Is rig tsc@
re. ,asa ,as rs, NE c1t.npeiIed u
furnish he Gyoae: u uaoye s.ad handle
.as c.ols Il, ,as ~es, Sow tae wesy
can IN: GaI: hzacle it's own crops
ot;' IL czse Q. aecessity can "TRIP il.
a.,c ne-D 'hs ezs. o1. of financial dif-
hcaj,!es, Clear: ,he vert is t,scon3-
Ing ne oig enf ri ,ae nation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

Work On the new school is pro-
crossing rapidly and they expec, to
have the root On b. the end OF the
month II is certainly needed be-
cause this is the time OF year tina,
school should be in progress. Drake
a=s g.o~n rapidly the past few months
that the new school house will be al
mOsI full.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
CONTRACTORS RUSH
CONSTRUCTION
WORK
Building Boom Going On In All
Parts Of State In Spite
Of Labor Troubles.

Building ACTIVITIES II the stat. have
nor Ceased d bi. although the short
age ot labor has caused some little
ineonvenience- In Tins city. builders
arg al on Lhe 60 irving TO clos+ VI
isefn-e lns s.uld weather sets IN The
work DE The new Ontario STORE ;s
ramdiiy Transforming both the exre-i-
q, apc Interior INTO is true appear
snce and lns nuii ding looks better than
sVe' 10 casual Observer
he cornics.s and roof arg being put
IN Ihe new four sio-y building belong
ing 10 ne international Es-vests. Co.
and Tbs building when completed. will
- -os hneN ovnsj by the conpany
west u Niunea l,olis
n tns house building Ing tns re-
marx has t'ssn made thai br lh+ looks
u -ns houses there would ts AT over
supply n -hs city next year. how
ever The owners don't sem 20 bs xor-
-yns much o. this particular
Inc Improvements 10 TIE Black burn
ouLo.ng ars icing rushed ur Ihe cog
i.-aciors
Tas front 70 -h= new MURRAY barr
On South Fourth street which vas d.
s1snsc Dy ArchiIec, Smith several
dsys age, e bsing put on and ths barn
Is assuming massive APPEARANCE
A building l'srnn avs issued yes
itr2sy 10 Mrs Savers for frame resi-
aspcs o. CsuT-uvcoj street
Two nsw residences have bssn
started On Lhs corner OF Chestnut
street. AID Fourn avenue
The nHekEork On ths new power
mouse tor Ihs gas COMPANY will D.
finished this week Tae work On The
snoksstack IS necessarily slow as tim.
has 20 Dc given 1hs concrete 10 harden
before Z nsx layer can be added. II
las now reached z height of nearly
org hundred feet o. half OF ills pro-
posed height
George 2. Clifford will buiii IL ad-
diton 70 his residence OF Reeves ave-
n1s ii cost OF 81 .tta Jos. Bell De-
RSns- Is {, work on Inc ulsns
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

the new Lamb store building has
received its entire board Eheeung ami
sE now awaiting the steel siding When
completed this will make one of the
most magnificent buildings in the
count: and the Lamb Bros are TO be
conplimented upon .hsi. great faith in
our city b. erecting building such
AZ fhig
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
PROTECT BRITISH TOO.
Associated Press to Tn. Ev..,.. m,-

Washington. Sept. 1s-In answer to
an inquiry. the state department has
responded that in affording nrotaction
~ <Aneilcan interests in Cuba during
wa, revolution. with United States.
n mns also give protection. as far as
pussn to British interests and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

Steps are being taken In Chicago for
the formation Of an arbitration board
Of tchmatcrs and team owners. which
will adjust all difference. which may
arise IN the future.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
STORE SAFE BLOWN.
Kindred Reports Safe Cracking Bee
Very Poorly Rewarded.

yer! fOOFly REWARDED.
Special Correspondence to The Evening
Kindred. y. D.. Sept. 1.-THE
Office safe at the mill of Rustad G.
hresse situated mile south of this
place was blown open at an early hour
IN the morning and the contents of
the vault amounting to the small sum
of 81 was taken. The work seems
to be that of professionals. Nitro
siEcerlne was used and the safe door
blown entirely off. A number of tools
were found scattered about the Office
this morning but no direct clue to the
robbers has been found. This same
office was robbed of s. in a similar
manner some years ago.
Davenport. n. d. Sept. lit is
believed that the riling of the safe
IN the Rustad & Kresse mill at Kindred
was the work of three strangers who
purchased a bar of soap and two
candles at the Borderud store here
SATURDAY afternoon. Both soap para
mn appear to have been used in the
process OF injecting the nitro-glycerine
INTO the small space between the safe
door and the walls of the safe. It
appears that the clerk who sold the
soap and candles filled similar order
some time ago in one of the northern
towns of the county and the goods
We're used at that time in safe blow
ing escapade: and by reason of this
several OF the Davenport merchants
as well as the bank authorities were
promptly notified of the purchase. The
strangers remained in town Int n few
minutes. '"' 'e"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
Granville D<psr.

Ins new depot 70 b= built By the
Great Northern is TO be 3Q1.s, on.
story high Local CONTRACTORS have
been requested 10 make bids on the
erection Of the building as railroa,i
CONTRACTORS have more than they can
60
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kuln Bank.

The new building of the Kuhn Stat.
Bank is almost completed, the interior
finishings now being done The wood
hnishings are Of dark oak and are
very pretty, 10 say the least. The
windows On the ground floor are all
OF the best plate glass, and the fix
tures will match the oak fnishings.
The tile flooring will be put in in few
days. When completed this will be
az pretty and az conveniently an ar
ranged bank building as there is in
the entire state, as far as banking pur-
poses are concerned. OF course, there
are many larger bank buildings in
the state, but none of them have a
more elaborately furnished banking
room than this one. 1t is expected
that the building will be occupied in
three Or four weeks at the longest.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

Richard 'he Brazen," story b.,
C%ruz Townsend Brady il 10 te dram
a.ized By Edward Peple for the use OF
Henry +. Dizzy later In The seasOn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

4 prctC'ype Of Andrew Carnegie is
~ IT, sesn In The Measure Of Man."
a>Jn " IT. brought ont at the Chest-
nnt stree, taea'er, Philadelphia. Cora
MAYNARD III the author Of the PLAY.
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Herber, Keicey and Fife Shannon
are 70 head the c,st Of Charles kIein's
la'es, PLAY, THE Daughter OF Men,"
70 be produced by Harry r. Harris.
Kyrle Eellew is engaged in rehear-
sais III hix new play, "Brigadier
Gerard" by a. Conan Doyle. The piece
II W hay: lis first presentation at
the IlIinoi. ,heater. Chicago, early in
October.
D'Anhnnzjo has become 80 exacting
and unreasonable in the mounting OF
hix DIaya that neither Duae or any 9TH
cr player NJ note will undertake his
new piece.
The distinction Of David Belagco's
hew ihsaier in New York, the Stuyveg-
ant, II 10 b: a double stage at the back
~ which sccns may be get while an
other Is proceeding before the specta-
tori. Then the stage swings the new
scene before their eyes, and the play
ahvaDc:s without halt or break in the
illusion.
The break In the relationship be-
tween EcIaacO and Mrs. Leslie Carter
is undoubtedly permanent. Mrs Cart
or has signed a five years contract
with Mr.. Dillingham;, while Mr.. BelascO
IL looking over the field carefully for
some one " replace Mrs. Carter In his
plans. Mcanw while a relief OF Blanche
Bates has replaced the medallion OF
Mrs. CARTS that has long been feat
urc on the first leaf OF the program at
IscInHcfI thcatcr
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The name ri the coined: in which
Mar: Nahnering will appear has been
changer from Lady Petty" 70
Mistress Betty"
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The oundaiicn FOR the new school
building viii BE completed this week
and a gang Of carpenters is ready 10
push The building ID completion a. an
ea,ly date
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