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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
EUROPE'S new KING IS
A MAN OF IRON

fSezttIe Star Exclusive service.1
STOCKHOLM. Jan. 27.-sweden's
new king. Gustav v. Is the direct
opposite In character of his late
father. Oscar He is auafere. opin-
donated. formal. Intensely moral.
and lacks all the bonhommie and
good fellowship that characterized
King Oscar
Gustav had love affair In his
early youth with a maid In wait
ing at the Swedish court. but was
compelled for state reasons TO mar
~ Princess Victoria. daughter OF
the grand duke Of Baden. The mar
riage was the opposite Of a lose
match. aud Gnatav's laterest I'm the
good fhiagE OF life vanished when
he lost his maid OF honor sweet.
heart. From his marriage he de
voted himself entirely 90 the stern
business OF kingship. all the kindii.
ness OF his nature gone. To rid
himself Of his sorrow. he spent all
his time studying statecraft. indus.
try. commerce and all the knowi-
edge that should 10 into the max.
inx of king. Women had no more
attraction for him and he became
man OF iron. Had he been king
al the time Of the Norwegian re-
volt. war would surely have been
caused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Mira J. Norris. who killed her
adopted son at North Yakima. has
entered plea of not guilty By
reason of insanity. Her trial was
set for January 30.
Cruisers West Virginia. MARY.
land. Colorado. Pennsylvania. Ten.
nessee and Washington will all re.
port At Hremerton for rrpatrs dur.
ing tho neat three months.
New strikes continue To be made
ON the third beach al Nome.
A, ] Schaffrr and Jacob YOUNG
blood. owners of the hank OF
Hamilton. sksgit county. have been
charged with larceny By srnbcxxle.
ment following the suspension OF
the bank early last November.
Next September Lord Straih.
coma. Canadian high commissioner
tn England. will visit New West
minister. II. G..
Ouida- the novelist. died Satnr.
day at Via Heggio. Italy. after a
long ilinesa She died IN most dis.
tresnlnE poverty.
Mrs. Mary BAKER q. Eddy. head
of the Christian Science church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
COLLINS TELLS WHY HE
SUPPORTS RUSSELL

George y. Russell II the logical
candidate for the republican nom.
inatlon for mayor lie IL a man
of business ability with a strong
personality and the only candidate
seeking the nomination that has 4
knowledge OF city affairs. During
his tefm as city treasurer. Mr. Rua
sell has devoted HIS energies to
placing that office opsa sou1d lrial.
ness hHsls; ~: lfas studfsd' EVERY
dSlhrtffeht- olslhe city kovernifitnt
asa Il eduipnsd With the knowl.
edge and ability TO giye this city
a clean. honest aud efficient bust.
ness administration"
Josiah Collins. head of the Run.
sell campaign committee. made the
foregoing statement this morning
In swing his reasons for support.
Ing the candidacy OF George y Rus
sell for the mayoralty nomination
ON the republican ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

II am more than satisfied with
the results OF the campaign 20
date" aald Mr. Russell this morn
inR. The aAaurancen of support
which | have received from all
over the city are such that I AIN
confident ths people of this city
want a clean business administra
tion. and have every assurance
that | Will be nominated and elect
ed by the taxpayers.
From my study and knowledge
Of city affalrnsi am confident that
the operating expenses Of the city
can be materially reduced. and II
am elected all Of my time will
be devoted % the business affairs
OF the city 10 accomplish that end"
Efforts will be made 30 make
the Russell meeting nj Egan'n hall.
Thursday night. the largest demon.
Htration OF the campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
CHARGE BoYs WITH
ROBBERY

Charged With having been On.
gagged for weeks past In q system
ATTIC robbery Of stables and harms.
three boys Eising their names an
Leroy scofl.id. John Johnson and
Frank f'ullmore. have been placed
under arrest BY Detective Corbett
aud Petruimen HaubrfH and
Asaiund One of the boys has
made a confession 10 the police
A complaint was isaued BY the
prosecuting attorneys office To.
day, charging this youthful prison.
era with burglary.
More than a month ago the boys
are charged with having brutRss~
stoned Joseph Place. of 11f Fourth
av. north. who had discovered
them making away with number
of sAeka which they had stolen
from his stable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
MITCHELL and
|AlYMOODCLASH

hHkSaPeLIs. Ind Jan. g7
szsatisaal debate over thc
- q consoIidatlng the West.
= ssdeFatien Of Miners and The
.'se hine Workers Of America
, ~ .ssslsed In today at the con.
49,, saaon z miners by VIM. n Hay.
v sood fofR-r secretary. treasurer
s,. ne federation. and John
49, anea president of the United
49, 80 WORKERS Organization. isly.
80 s'oquently advocated consoIi.
elie his evident Illness. Pres.
Mitchell delivered a stirring
~ 2 Haywood. 4 believe that
= miner whose memory eau 10
~: =. " Ysafs will ask for a return
49, 1s conditions that existed then. .
~. lsa Mitchell Our contracts
49, - increased Cur wages 100 Der
IN, ! have the reputation ~ be.
y, opposed 70 sympathetic strikes.
- ~ are extreme cases whore
~ shnald strike sympathesicai.
liz m lcmetaem TEN tcmfW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

longing 90 organized labor that are
In want at this time. aud the first
half day In the free dining room
completely established the conten.
lion. Less than IS people appeared
during the first ain houra 10 take
advantage of the free meals.
A head cook. second cook and a
dishwashsr have been engaged for
the work. Tables have been pro.
vided sealing tusai Of &c diners.
and every preparation made 60
feed 7sa people two meals day. n
IL should develop thnFw are 80
many destitute IN Seattle.
Chairman Harry Orchard. OF tho
committee having IN charge the
FREQ dining department. doeS not
believe that At any time kifi there
be over Is people day who will
take advantage Of the chance Of
fered.
The COMMITTEES selected by the
various unions 10 hook after the
work. bur provisions. etc. In the
following. HARRY Orchard. chair.
man. Alioe Lord. nccrrtaFy.treaa-
nr.f. Frank A. Rust l. d. Jones
and r. X. Hesketh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

has nanvsd from Concord. where
She has lived for 10 years. 10 the
Chestnut hill section of Brookiine.
a suburb OF Boston.
The ahingle ueavers OF Beiiing.
ham arr on q strike. refusing 10
accept a cut I'm wages.
Owing TO trouble with the Typo.
graphical union. the Wallace. Idaho
Daily Times. the first daily ever
published In the couer d'Aienes.
has suspended publication.
Monroe r. brown. abscondine
express CLERK from Tacoma. has
been arrested at Heiena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
THINKS ne MET
MURDERED MAN

y. p. Wilson. Of iae sfst nv T.,
today threw some llKhf ON the iden,
fity Of the murdered man found
By the police At sol FIRST Az. y.
Friday.
Wilson. ylewimE the body II
Bonney. Wasnon's thia morning.
says that he firmly believes the
dead man Is the one who last week
rods In the seat opposite him In
the Tacoma car.
Wilson says they enxaged In
conversation. aud In the course of
the talk the man said be vas a
Surveyor and had been Ut work with
q crew near Seattle. lie gave bis
residence m Sc. Louis, bat did not
tell hts name
r am goinE hame In q few days.
uas the last remark the man made.
Wilson says he rensembers par.
ticuiarfy the mans brown flannel
shirt and black necktie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
OREGON LAND
FRAUD CASES

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. IL
Following the siaiiMaya case.
which will probably close Friday.
another postponeulens la the land
fraud eases IL esrccied. Judge
Hunt announced to-day that oons
fersnce hat~ecu Hener and iicckcr
and himself on this subject would
soon occur
Eisnef wishes % go 10 San fran
eIsco. and Hunt wants IN rvfufn to
Montana Attorney Hsckcf has
been here Only a short tin~. and
would like more time "a hecoms
familiar with Orexon procedure.
The next ease on the docket II
the Ringer Hernana land fraud
indictment Hefmann's attorneys
are In Washington city at present
and mlkht not b. able 10 set here
within the neat ten days
Franklin y Mays today resumed
hts Testimony. bat told uoshimE Of
material interest I, was merely n
a~sAiird sessmo Of his relations
with Steivef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
MOUNTAINEERS TO WALK
To PHANTOM LAKE

Local walk. No. 81. OF the Noun
tsineers' club. has been postponed
and walk No. - A has been sub.
stlfuted for next Sunday. Miss
Anna Howard will be leader.
The waik will be from Bellevue
TO Phantom lake. returning by way
OF Newport landing. a distance Of
10 miles. Steamer Wildwood will
leave Leshi park at a. m. for
bellevue. Campfire and lunch will
be on the beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
NElslNe NUMBERS heard
n ORCHESTRA CONCERT

ton OF the extremely. imaginative
but unktstematixed conceptions of
ffrrilo1
Tho success Of the Manssuet
suite. given In one of the previous
concerts. led Director kesrlxe to
yesterday render The Scenes pit
taFesqua. OF that composer. and
the fascinating rykhma and the ap.
psallnk themes made this suite the
nlu~f popular Of the orchestral
numbsrs yesterday. Sehabrrt's
Monsents Musical. twp Muxhnwnki
Spanish dances. the sneiohlous
strzdella overture. and violin and
harp Interpretation OF the nach-
fsoanod Ave Maria" eompietsd the
musical program.
Nine. Thorn-Lnndy's fu;t voice
vas heard adsantsEeouaIy IN The
tewel seng.- frota Faust. and In
the familiar ballad Then You'll
Remember Me- Usually allotted TO
tenor rather than soprano.
Gottschalkh What Shall Call
foas~ Was slsc sung by the solo
ISL
TusaiaF night will be the ccca-
sion ut the laird symphony eenceff
u 1he nrchesfrs- EssssflefI Rcse
pianist. viii b. the soloist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

4 spprceiatise audience At The
rnre theatre yesterday listened
..,..,isely 10 another OF the ~,
~Srsylv rendered programs 81
~ SEATTLE Symphony orchestra,
Sr.r1ed b Michael kesriae. Tbs
,sls1ss az the dxy VAS Nine, Thorn
indy b<sfcf kaown a. DAISY
fncra' : former member OF the
1ssaer csssk Square Opera com
ar.
= sauIrasiy varied one. A pieas'
- fxafnrx u bis concerts - Tar
- b>es delsins into forFo,ten
uauas<riqts for the works Of mas
10 Ma though fsnoas IN their
- are almost foFgotten now
1rver,i x~<ks axa the orchestra
ulrre6 ! Heriins number. The
vsIo ~ sykpAez~ from The
p.nsrsinn az Faust. Yesterday
- lunear.xn uzareh. ~Radkeczy.
In u sanze zlmcsf Obsolete
uurk ~ rlsez. And was deeidedlf
- u1out Intrxsstinx nnnbcr OF this
nery music hrer knows Goa
~ -RksSf-- hat tie Gar more In
nlcele n.sa<iezi poem n Bellies has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
CAIRNS CoMMENDS
MAYORS COURSE

Enforce the iaw. good or bad.
but enforce IL, was the expression
voiced by Rev. Geo. X. Cairns. OF
the Temple Baptist church at the
Baptist Minister'S meeting this
morning.. In commencing tho pres
ent mayors course In campartson
10 the records OF chief executives
In previous administrations
Rev. Cairns called attention
most fofcibly 10 the Jury evils
which are said to exist. and de.
eIared that In cases where there
was a plain violation OF statute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
CHARGES her BROTHER
| NTH BREAKING her ARM

last alEht she took lantern and
went into tho barn io hook after
sumo stock Her brother. she says.
leaped upon her struck her with
club. tho hlow knocking her
down and breaking her arm.
she SAYS tioor brutality kicked
her Thursday morning for some
trivial offenss. She attributes his
conduct to drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

and the guilt of the accused was
apparent. Jury which fails to con
Wet shontd Be taken and individual
~ prosecuted for perjury.
The speaker declared that Il was
the duty 6f the mayor of this city
TO enforce the law above all else.
A bad Law In not corrected by non
enforcement. he declared. and
there were other and more proper
means for remedylng an evil
statute than by allowing Il TO be.
come n dead-letter on the statute
hooks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
70 DISCUSS PARK
PURCHASE

The purchase Of Rasenna park
blythe city OF Seattle viii tonorrov
b. made the special order Of bust.
nsss ut the meeting Of the Cham.
Der ~ Commerce..
The city affairs committee. which
last week took up the matter. will
lay report before the chamber
which viii be the basis Of discus
sion.
II IL believed that the COMMITTEES
viii have something quits definite
to report In the matter OF value
the terms. and siss. outline tho at,
utuds Of the park board towards
the acquisition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
BACK -
BROKEN

Sam cavallaro. \ iaborer II years
old. fell 80 feet from a stairway
In the rear Of the LudovIe saloon.
SOS sixth Az. south. al tao o'clock
this afternoon.
lfis back ~ns broken and he snf
fsred other injuries
lie Was taken Ia the Waynida
Emergency hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
MENINGITIS
IS CHECKED

II IL believed that the spread o.
meningitis In Columbia. which
threatened last Week 10 become an
epidemic, has been stopped.
Mrs. Charles Knett and her re.
naming child. taken 20 the Pacific
hospital with the disease. are Inn
proving. Her sister and her child.
Who developed the first cases In
the nelghborhood. are dead. and
Hrs. Kaett's infant son died Fri
day night. No new eases have de
seloped. owing. u IL thought. 10 the
precautions taken b. the health de-
nartment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
lEICHBORHOOD FIGHT Is
CARRIED TO COURT

Rafnes. viii be onated from their
fournom HAT pending a hearing.
ane complaint fitted BY Mrs.
Camp II directed az the narnoa
family. aud alleges among other
things that ior the past three
months they have engaged In tear.
luK down fences. breaking windows.
removing fixtures. breaking the
plaster on the ceiling and walls.
dumping garbage IN the basement
aud areaway. tampnFinR with the
landlady's gas pipes and soiling aud
defacinR the arcaway walls. all ma,
lleloaaly and with intent 70 harass
their netghh0ra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
KILL SMALL BIRDS.

Three young men and one large
gun succeeded In killing five little
birds on the shores Of Lake Wash
isg.on last saturday morning. and
Arthur Gee. OF 1905 Yskima av..
VINO entered plea Of being tho
real sssmrod OF ths trio. Was fined
SO and costs for the offenzc b.
Justice o. the Peace Carroll this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

a.,rs az war have been nn,
fee ~ = Inc fiAi huildlng owned
f'', ,'s..se A. camn. AZ 1917 n.
49, ~ and rs a Fosalt Two q
'e..sestsss llying On the premises
q asas,a IN one 81 those pleas.
~ esssess,aood dramas which IL
~ smaslns 70 the spectators,
- a'.ssedinely Disastrous % the
" s,'sx aud It's eoatcnts, animate
ID otherwise -. =, s,,a and
~ Ms camp to-day secured =
~ : restitution from tne superior
~ - virtue Of which one Of the
~, ,,.' Mr. and MRS, Horace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

~ arm broken With a club
~ - aoun and beaten by her
x x. i the story told b. Ms.
.',s wco.Iara. an elderly widow
= ss'r p..-sr,eu. Who was brought
y. - Pacific hospital this morn
s,,..,s< ssth path. the woman
"a IA, her hrother. W. IL. HooF
80 "a s-ra drinksng Cor several days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

and powerful empire. In theory IL
IL atiii . Kingdom. but In truth u
IL under fr"nch dominion. and the
French government IL responsible
FOR the erownias Of ~ee kins Day
Tan.
The country lIss along tho coast
OF the South China sea. bordering
the French possessions In that 70.
kion. and gradually France has -.
tabllhhed virtual protectorate
over H. Little Dur Tan has q roysi
council and an army. but both are
ftFnFehaadE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
WILL OPEN CAMP
TOMORROW

The county road camp. a mile
and a half south OF Youngstown.
wHl not be opened until tomorrow
morning. II will have aceommo-
da44sns for 20 men.
Chief Wappenstetn already has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
MEALS SERVED At
LABOR TEMPLE

Labor Temple meals for union
men temporarily ont Of funds and
out of work were served this mcrn.
Ing in the culinary department Of
the Temple for the first time.
Union men have claimed righs
aloag that there we're few men be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
MerHoelsT MINISTER'S MEET.

The Methodist ministers met
this morning at the Tabernacle.
corner OF rlfth and Union. Dr..
harrington presented an interest.
ing paper on Habits OF the MN
lister Which Hinder Him In Els
York. followed b. a discussion By
/ oae present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
osERRULEs orn0eees.

~. 'snnrrer filed By william
h M y ne damase son brought
-, s~aa J. Arnt. Who Reed ac.
a. ~ attempting ~ rxtort
49,. ateia hin. vas denied In the
f'rsssool court this afternoon Reed
! 49, ss On me ground that he Is
sass, ~ o. California and not
'as larisdietlon Of the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

about 80 applications for work In
the camp.
This morning all of the 27b over.
night dodgers at the jail we're given
the opportunity to 40 10 the camp
but none volunteered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
LEVY MEETING.

A Levy meeting will be held a
Eagles. hall. Sexeafh av. and Pine
st., az TAO o'clock tonight Severa
speakers besides Mr.. Levy vii
make addresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

HuNGkoN6. Jan. sT.-.-king Duy
Tan. aged : years, ruler OF the
Kingdom of AMMAN. IL the young.
eat monarch Ia the world and the
most pathetic.
lie wss enowned In September
sith xofeeouh ofleatai ceremonies.
amid The hlAre of trumpets aud the
thunder of cannon. And though be-
NaH robed In foyai spiendor and
placed Upon q throne OF ivory. Jade
and gold he knew nothlng of what
Il an meant
oncr Annani was an independent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
MUCH pipHTHERlA.

So far this month the quarantine
department OF the board OF health
has recorded 100 eases of diphthe-
ria. There have been 10 deaths.
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SMALL FIRE LOSS.

Fire OF unknown origin AZ a m
today eanncd damage Of $1,000 "a
the building aud stock Ia W
Dcrosea' grocery. At 3oth av. and
Thomas st. The loss IL covered by
insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
SEEKING GIRL.

The police today received tele.
gram from Richard Allen. at Cieye.
land. O.. requesting thai Mabel
Leonard be found. Her father Ia
dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

Gustav has the reputation OF
knowing more about his Kingdom
than any other European monarch
He is the kind of king that a coun-
try needs In a big crisis. but his
austere manner and lack of the arts
OF gaining popularity will not en-
dear him to his people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.--Ths hearing
OF the Standard OIL case. Involving
the Aitna railroad. has been set Tor
ehruary s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
Imported Challis in Two
Grades

Imported chaIs beautiful design il shown
prices-f quality for the So
grade former, delicate col
seaks that particularly pleasing
for ehiIdrcns focks fancy wrists
Main Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Jar. s7.--Pas.
rick Calhoun. accompanied % Mira.
Calhoun and HE niece. has ar
rived In s.se city. and his return
means an expenditure ~ g 900 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
Coats for Large Girls

the Suit Department will carry all sizes
years Section closing out its present
that Plain browns reds grays
beautifully tailored satin lined and
afford excellent opportunities The
prices fourth below former reductions
Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
White Bearskia Goats
Half Price

Quite line OF cbdrens Coats IL 10 be found on
marked At half price comprises
the popular materials used for
out garments o small folks Sizes 1 10 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
NOTIFIED MIXING BOWLS.

Mixing quality In six sizes regularly
3d. 80 and S. liz. ID, III, .Z5 Us and 44
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
Savings on Enamel
Kitchen Ware

OF Sale the prices all Enamel Ware
brands which fire.
quenty poisonous chemicals
Turquoise lined with white Bailed Kettles that were
So s5 and but go. 40. 40 and 49,
Douglas Island news., 1908-10-07
Grand Opera urned to
 Comedy
Comedy

Seattle.-Visitors to the Alaska-Yu- kon-Paciic Exposition next summer will have every opportunity for seeing the sort of life led by the early argo- nauts of the northern gold fields. The The daily life, the work, the pleasures of the adventurous gold seekers will be exactly portrayed. There will be an educational value in this, for 1t will show the world at large the sort or thing that tried mems souls and made or broke them in spirit, body ana mind
 One of the exhibits of this feature will be an exact reproduction or the first theatre in Dawson, the capital or the Yukon, and the first performance given in that country. It will come as surprise to most people who think or the gold mad men as almost savages, that the first thing they had at the theatre should be grand opera. One would naturally suppose that their first attempts at theatricals would he some farce or comedy. This is just what the men wanted, but they got it in sur prising manner. The opera presented at that first performance was none less than "Rigoletto," that terribly tragic opera in which the humpback jester kills his daughter.
 There is not much comedy in "Rigo- letto," but the promoters of the play supplied that in most natural man. ner. There were no women in the camp except Indian squaws and they had neither the voices, the knowledge or figures for opera even in crude state. So men were assigned to play the fe. male parts. The sight of a great big black bearded man dressed in heavy flannel clothing, mucklucks, with six shooter and big knife at his belt, try ing to act iu shy, coy manner when another strapping six footer sang a 1 tender love song to the imitation fe- male was funny enough to make the staid old grand opera one of the most delicious comedies ever seen upon 8 stage It is this performance of "Rigo. letto" that will be reproduced and it will probably be the funniest thing to be seen on the Pay Streak, that part of the fair which will correspond to the Midway at Chicago, the Pike at St.. Louis and the Trail at Portland