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The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
III Local plA1HOU5t5I
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travesty on the Tendsrloin, entitled
The Great White Way" which serves
TO introduce a score or more or pretty
girls. not only gorgeously gowned, but
who can sing and dance. This skit
written by the late George III, Foster
makes no claim 10 plos. but II sim
ply vehicle 70 introduce the entire
company OF forty performers In one
of his most popular musical successes
interviewer with high class novelties.
while the olio comprises the cream OF
high priced specially artists of Amer
lea, namely. Campbell and Kenney,
Walsh. Lynch 4 Co. Brady and Ma
honey. Watson Sisters anu the Three
Bennett Sisters. who Introduce their
physical. culture act during the bur-
lesQue
The closing Burletta, entitled
Ladies' Day at the Actors club also
shows the entire company headed by
the leading lights OF burlesque, Mar
garet Bennett. Hazel Saenger, Lillian
Carter and others. seconded by the fol-
lowing funny comedians and men OF
mirth. Murry Livingston. Harry Camp
bell Will Mahoney. Billy Walsh. VIM.
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NEW BOOKS IN THE
! PUBLIC LIBRARY

c. w Brown-"The Petrol Engine"
troubles and remdies Gabriel Com
pa yrc--"PestalozzI and Elementary
Education" Joseph Grasset--"The
Semi-insane and the Semi-responsiblc.'
G. w. HattersIey--"Uga by Pen~and
Camera" Friedrich Hirth---''Ancient
History OF China TO the End OF the
Chou Dynasty" John Kershaw--"Fuei,
Water and Gas Analysis for steam
Users. II. w. Lyman-"F'inancial In
dependence Through Saving and the
Right Use OF Money" A. IT. Mahan--
Some Neglected Aspects OF War" T..
II. Observation-Disclosures and Growth"
Angelo Mosso--'FThe Palaces of Crete
and Their Builders" A. w. Renton.--
Colonial Laws and Courts" WIN. l..
Royaii--"History OF Virginia Banks
and Banking" prior to the civil war.
L. NJ. soion-"Iiistory and Description
Of Italian Majolica." n. L. Terry
India Rubber and ItsA Manufacture. +"
Joseph W-FheHas-4NssNeHtil atfeH. Heat
ingo and Management OF Churches and
f.utftr fs-tfdfrr-. e. -rvorfrrr----
-Fertilizers;" suggestions for their use.
III. +. Wheler---NaDoleon and the In
vasion OF England" Bcrtie Wyilie--
"Shcffid Plat r. !. Finn--"But Thy
Lov and Thy Grace H. Lea-"The
vermiiion Pencil" e. ". Muif9rdt-
| THE Orphan" western story. n. r..
Newman--'-rhe Belle Islers;" humorous
story. Anna c. Ray--"Quickened:" a
character study.
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NEGLECT MARKET
FOR LAWsON's
NUGGETS
NEARLY 100000 SHARES OF w.
koN GOLD STOCK TRADED IN
BEFORE NooN-HEAvY, iRREc-
uLAR DEALINGS.
BY c. E. HARRINGTON.

NEW 1Ohhs MdANh SO - 49,
cipal excitement aad general inter
est today conferred In the sale OF fu-
eon gold stock on the curb. Seldom
have so many brokers been seen IN
the wild scramble of this open mar
xet.. Trauing in this Alaska stock De-
gan five minutes before 10 O'Clock.
Within five minutes IT least 100000
shares had been traded in at between
G and IA The regular market was
almost neglected. so busy were broh-
ers executing orders. Buying orders
OF from 500 TO 1000 shares were IN
the hands OF nearly every broker, but
the quantity on the market did no.
permit OF sales 10 rueet demands.
Prices ranged from 6 10 $50. closing
at 6 bid TO 6 SIS asked. Up TO II
O'Clock between 30O,000 and 40U,UUU
shares were traded In. Stock ex'
change houses are only accepting Or
ders to buy Yukon gold on basis OF
full cash in advance So far none
has been found to accept margin or
ders
On the stock exchange the general
market was heavy AID irregular. In
places II looked full of stocks.
Middle West Sells lnteIlIgently.
Steel common went off easily at the
opening. II Is we'll supported. but not
aggeessively bought The Middle
West appears to be doing what ap.
pears to be well informed selling.
Canadian Pacific was lower both
here and in London. The movement
in It is believed TO be still In progress
Anybody who sells short may be
squeezed easily.
II was reported that what looked
like pool stock in Republic Steel com
mon and preferred was coming out
where the market would take 1t. There
is a movement OF this KIND In progress
in one or two other minor issues. for
which no good market could be found
even in the Sanuary rally. The indie
pendent steel stocks in particular are
for sale
Erie has a pretty strong bull point
in the statement thai IL not only has
the $5,500000 necessary TO meet lts
notes due April s. but that arrange
ments are perfected for an additional
SIS .0c0, 900. Officials are very cheerful
They say the road is doing better
than for months past
There are no present indications IN
the foreign exchange market thai
gold may be exported in the near fu.
ture, but the accumulation of money
in the New York banks is one OF the
things that must be considered.
The actual statement OF members
OF the clearing house showed that cash
s433,300. Deposits increased
SIC 1898, 500 and loans increased SIS
$4,000. The percentage OF actual re-
serve is now 2S.1S. This Is decrease
Of 81 per cent wher compared with
the statement of last week.
At the close OF the market today
nearly everything in which there had
been fair dealings showed losses. Gov
ernments unchanged, other bonds
firm.
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HAWKINS REPORT
ASSAILS d. p. w.
BOOKKEEPING

tGNnNlMuEN from EAINN t~Mkfsl
declared to be rof very primitive ma
ture, not checked or proven by the
city hall office and consequently total
~ unreliable"
Purchase bills OF goods received
At tina yards, the report continues.
"are approved in the city hall by tho
yard superintendents, who call there
once week, for that purpose and o.
X bills from memory and pocket
memoranda"
Discrepancy In Cement account.
A discrepancy of more than SEQ bar
rels OF cement Is said TO occur In the
cement accounts between the amounts
paid for ana the amounts accounted
for.
Vouchers for sand are criticised as
not showing whether sand was de-
livered ON track OF in yard. the price
varying. Bile were found In the 1907
vouchers involving a question OF
.S232.s4 in price. Duplicate payments
were made Tor two cars OF sand In
November causing loss to the city
Df $35.12 Three duplicate. bids are
alleged to have been paid from the
stone fund, aggregating S99.45.
Two carloads OF binder stone are
said to have been paid for, but not re-
ceiyei at the plant The amounts. In
volved lis $S785, Ii is also charged
that a loss Of S6S.S5 was incurred by
mot properly charging up work done
for private parties by the city plant.
A credit to the brick fund OF So,
82S4S Is cited as "farcicai" way Of
crediting material accounts.
~As the accounts are now kept"
says the report, they furnish no
check on the materials handled and
there is no practical way OF bringing
about q reconciliation between the
accounts and the quantity of material
actually on hand at any given time"
Much Money Due Department.
Work done for private parties who
have torn up the streets for pires or
other work is kept track OF on slips
and this method is criticised severely.
Unpaid balances. going back some
years, are said TO amount to $751;
134.I4.
The report says In regard 10 the
cash balances that there are indica-
tions OF holding up" moneys which
should be turned over daily TO the
city treasurer. The exact amounts
thus held up could only be proven by
count OF the cash claimed to be on
hand at the time
Tho report ends by saying that
step should be taken at once to
place the department. on a proper
business basis with an adequate ac-
counting system"
II make no charges said Mayor
Thompson. after he had given cut the
report. THE report shows bid sys-
tenn. II needs complete change. a
lifting up"
His honor will send the report to
the council TUESDAY, with message.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

DETRofT March 2s.--Cgose---The
wheat market was weak and declining
on Saturday and closed at low prices.
IT ~vuv weather rrervre.-wttt favor
able weather. The scare about south
western drought has subsidized since
the announcement that the plant can
20 dry week longer without suffer
ihk. Cash demand continues slow
and the bulls have nothing In their
favor aside from small northwestern
receipts. Argentine wheat Is arriving
at Liverpool I'm such abundance as to
keep that market weak.
Wheat quotations--Cash. No. ~ red.
9shc. May opened without change at
96&c. advanced 10 etc. declined to
ssAc and closed at 9sLc: July opened
at 91c. gained hc, declined TO e0c, and
closed at 90hc: September opened at
Ssc. touched SShc. declined to SIC and
closed at Sac. No. red. 9shc. No.
Il white, s6hc. r.
grain neutrality-suspicious.. Cash
No. g. e5c hid. No ? yellow car at
exc. No q yellow -i-eaf- at -s7es- No.
A yellow. / car at SKYE.
oats-caEh No. white. cars at
Soc. May. 81 NC.
Rye--cash No. ,, 1 ear at s4he.
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Markets ana Finance

nssns-casn se.as: April. ss.27i
: CIoverseed--Prim spot. so bags at
SIS. October. ZOE bags at S7.s5: sam
pie, 81 bays at sl2.25. 3 at sif.76. al
$3.50: prime alsike. Si2.b0. sampls
alsike. bags at sl2, at II.
Timothy seed-Price spot. rs bags at
Receipts An the Detroit market on
Saturday Included 400 lbbls. OF flour. I
car OF wheat. rs of corn and OF oats.
Withdrawals were 400 bbls or ffour.
stocks are .99.225 bu. lof wheat. 1885,
4S6 bu. OF barley and 1851 bu. or rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day, sb9 cars year ago. 719.
Wheat receipts az Kansas city sat
urday. 81 cars
Wheat receipts at 81. Louis Saturday,
A. 1000 bu. year ago $4,000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Satur-
day. 1884. 900 bu
Wheat receipts at primary point .
Saturday, $4,000 bu.: year ago, 1852
GOO bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Lower prices ruled In all the grain
pits To-Day, \ e. sc for wheat. Is a. 1 II C
for corn. and = a he for oats. There
were reactions OF = a asc from bottom
prices reached on covering late by some
OF the early sellers. Oats were the
weakest In the grain list. Provisions
Closing prices. Wheat--May, sSB "
e4c. Corn-May. 65H TO 65I. 965 = c.
Oats-May. 52ssc, Pork--May, &l3.l1
Lard-May, ss.22is. Ribs-May, $40.
Quotations by Cameron Currie a. Co. >:
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United InssruvAan Linea.
Time table subject to change without
notice. Central Standard Time.
mo- ana s.s .v srs. e m sss
until Sos a. m. then half hourly until
t:03 D. m. then every 30 minutes until
sos p On sands ss h ssar car un .sar.. Ia
Ee. R:y:, Oak. s.r~,..s.- ..4
rD,,i sso them M So snfn u h: hourI,
First car ons-hsif hour isssr on Sun.
FOR F.rmi.stes .na NertAytIIe
Lake and Pontiac. . .. m. .. n. and
until D. m. then every two S ours
until II .. m. First car one hour later
FLINT IIMrrEDs-Daiiy, sis n
and %:lS p. m Locals-Fvr Rochester,
Romeo no. ana hourly % snS rn sy.I u sa 70:
o onis, a ana fiins 0 sn Sa o .rsss
two hour: until .. m. .iso II .. N
Huron Limited. daily, 7:4S :. m, ia:iS
more mod 81. Hsop.e k s:: s City s: ava pm
81 ' r, I y Martins c;sS. Gss:i car. =; rue
hourly s $50 am. 10 NJ N. .na hon nsit
shore sho Line, Hourly. s:ss :. n, 70 s US
.. n M; sisS II p s1 a ~o,rr.
SHORT RRa"I IiSE RHMToledo EGi mis.ss
daily. $40 q m, 11:20 a M. 3;20 and
$3.50 p. IN. Locals for lockwood, New
a m. to $50 .. m. also sac ana Ii
DETROIT, JACKSON CHICAGO
m, 12:sb p. m. and s:45 p. m. Locals.
hours thereafter until .. m. For Ann
Arbor, half hourly from O. m to
p. m. then hourly until IL p. m.
theatarD-
Interurban cars pass Waiting station.
corner OF Larned and Griswold sta.
last cars awaiting the closing Of
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plants against more than 5000 prop
erty-owhers ordering them to cut
weeds. or these 3,941 complied with
the order and 1888 did not. SO the
city cut the weeds. We had TO pay
for the published notices to the ones
who did cut their weeds at the rate
OF about 10 cents apiece and we could
rot charge that up II is a loss due
to the law =.
Bookkeeper Ray is checking over
the accounts with the permit, division
TO discover where the accountants
had their discrepancy In accounts.
They did not know what they were
doing" he said terseiy, when asked
about the report. Rays material ac-
counts tally, now that the work slips
have been posted and cost of all the
Jobs figured out and material reports
gone over
The Hawkins report has been doped
up 10 give the firm a chance
10 put In new system OF bookkeep-
Ing nhich would cost some thousands
OF dollars TO install - says Edward
Bullock. himself an expert account
ant and also one OF ~ d. r. W..
bookkeeperA
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Raarer and Ills Clerks
Make Explanation Of
Charges In Report

II don't see anything In It,. said
Commissioner Haarer, OF the ID. r. w,
when asked his opinion Of thu Haw-
kins report.
III the system Is bad now Il must
continued Haarer. for / have been
continually introducing improvements.
Perhaps things could be KEEP. better
ny to date II had plenty OF clerks.
have not had the men. though and
have improved the system as went
along
The report does not show any
]csses to the city except In few
1kuall items, which can be accounted
zof. The cement. for instance, was
r<jt looked up by them, for we. have
charged ZIP $1,000 for cemen. since
<1ey were here. which was on records
I'M they did not look at.
N y ey are wrong about the yard
I1<4 A year ago started a
cn 81 r&porte which keeps q good
"A a na4terials stored there This
" cIcfkc md bookkeepers OF the
- 6tvisiono mostly laughed
(1cy heard VA <harges contain
- > ( NJ a. And Forster are
D & " 4 the alleged dis
~ vt accepted fnally
ing spring." says
nur fnSpAofflro vcra
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POSSE PURSUING 8
POSTOFFICE ROBBERS
CHICAGO. March %

CHICAGO. March 2S.--Three dar-
ing bandits early today dynamited the
postoffice safe at Lexington, ILL.,, rob-
bed the place of about 81 900 In mon
ey. stamps and other valuables. and
fed toward Chicago.
Two hours after the explosion the
three fugitives wered iscovered north
Of the train. City Marshal Clawson
with posse rode after them and pur-
sued them toward Chicago. Several
revolver skirmishes were engaged In
by the authorities and the bandits.
The outcome Is uncertain.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The week
~ bank statement: Clearing house
members. average condition: Tnc
changes as compared with last week
are az follows: Surplus (old), increas
ca s2.364.075; surplus new, increas
ed. 81 440.275; loans. increased, 81.
$50, 100: specie, increased, 1920, 100:
legal tenders. Increased. 1857, 500; de-
posits. increased. s7.254.100; circula-
ton, decreased, s2c2,700: United
States deposits, decreased, 1896, 200
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
WILSON PROMISES
RED HOT STATEMENT

PORT HURON, Mich, March 2s.--
Especial When get out of her |
will issue a hed-hot statement and
then. perhaps, the people will not be
SO severe in their criticism OF me-
said w. l.. Wilson. In conversation AT
the jail this morning.
The defaulting secretary OF the
Home Protectors fraternity added he
would give his side of the case and
set TO rest many idle remarks that
have been made
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
Flames sweep Howard, Kas.

EMPORIA. Kas., March 2s.-Fire.
famed by a raging Kansas wind
storm, early this morning swept and
completely destroyed half of the bust
ness district OF Howard, south OF this
place Total loss Is believed will
reach 100000. The fire started In
butcher shop and before 1t could be
gotten under control Ii destroyed the
opera house. two grocery stores. dry
goods store, the postoffice. a millinery
store and several smaller buildings
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PRODUCE.

There was not much TO be said for
the market this morning, there being
no change in conditions. and practical
ly none I'm prices. Strawberries are
working gradually lower as the season
advances, but the trade Is a small one
as yet. The demand for fresh vege-
tables seems TO be increasing but while
the most Of the list has to be imported
prices are necessarily high. Eggs are
moving freely and the market seems to
have struck It's level The poultry deal
Is q small one and butter promises to
remain about WneTS TX II.
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NEW YORK HONEY.

NEW YORK. March 2S.--Nothing
said in money today. Bankers bills.
4s6.20@30 for demand and Assoc
1899 for so day bills. Prime mer.
camille paper unchanged. London bar
oliver % I'D; New York bar silver,
SIS 1-Sc. Mexican doilsrs, Al.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
SUICIDE MAKES DEATH SURE.

MONROE, Mich, March 2S.--(Spe-
cial) After residence OF less than
te ndays at the Lutheran Old Folks
home, In this city, FEED Floehr. so,
for many years a resident OF Lenox,
Mich. became melancholy last nighe
went to the barn, drank two ounces
OF carbolic acid, and finished the job
with a revolver.
His body was founa this morning,
With the revolver clasped in his hand
lie will be buried al Lenox.
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dian. Harry Cooper. has been engaged
TO help ont the author. A large chorus
In engaged In singing the. songs and
executing the dances. and II has been
thoroughly drilled by Gfofe Etfer. VINO
has one OF the principal roles In tho
burlesqiies Among the songs TO be
sung are: MY California Poppy"
"yona From Arizona" and THE Teddy
Bear"
Among the performers who will Of
fer vaudeville numbers are: The Hill
tons. comedy bicyclists: Lena LaCouv-
Ter the girl who can sing. and Cum
ningham and Fowley, comedians.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
J. Pierp Visits KIM.

ROME. March 2S.-king Victor En-
manuel today received J. Pierpont
Morgan in private audience and con
versed with him on American affairs
The king manifested keen interest III
the approaching presidential cam
paign In the United States.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
LUMBER MERCHANTS
MUST GO TO JAIL

TOLEDO, o., March 2S.--tSpecialD
circuit court here today sus.
tanned the sentence OF the 81 Toledo
lumber merchants, who must now go
10 jail Immediately. for six months,
for violating the antitrust law.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds furnished by Cameron Currle
a Co.: New Is reg, 103A @104h; do.
coup, 1O4h bid. new 3s reg. l01 ND1O2;
do, coup. i01 q ZOE new As reg. I2Oh a
121k: do, coup. 1924 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
AppIe.-Fancy. s3Qs.5c; common. 81

AppIes-Fancy. s3@55c; common. 81
Oils per Dbl.
Butt~r--Extra creamery. acc. farm
ovsted Is 6sE,sc' ofhcisi prices: EN- En-
ira creameries. csc; firsts, Gee. crooks,
gle: packing stock. 1sc per 10.
CRbbsse--HoEie-gro grown. s141.26 per
bbi: So per ton.
Ceisry--Californla. 50075c per doz;
Florida, $2.75M3 per crate.
Crnnberrfe~--Tate Howe.. $3.50 per
bu; $40 per Dbl.
aniiaowerr--Catforn:a. si55Qa per
dog.
Chees~---Michigan full cream. lao
&c per Id.
Ccnee--Package coffee. yIA75g15a5
per loo 1ha- e
Dressed cnivc.--F'ency. s9shc: com
mon, SO &c per IL ----.-----
u Dressed Iicxs--Llght. sasHc per Id:
common. 6tt u &c per 10.
Egas-Ofnciai prices: Extras. 14Mc:
dTsts, ~ &C, cases included.
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Quotations by Cameron Currie & Co. !:
Omen. High. Low Close.

tb)Bid. ts)Spiit. (n)Nominal
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. o.. March 2s.--Quotations
by Finley Barrell Il Co.: Wheat--No.
2 red. 96Ac: July. soc: Sept. So
Corn--Cash. SEC: May. 66lsc; July.
65isc; Sept, 6iHc. Oats--Cash. 54lsc:
May. 54Sc: July. 49%c; Sept, sssc.
Clover seed--Cash. $13.35: March.
s13-35; April, $la.1o; Oct. $40.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

Once In a great while you meet
women who boast OF the skeletons In
their closets -
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As an author Anthony Trollope. re
ceived 100000 during his lifetime.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
CHICAGO
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie a. Co. 1l6-flS Griswold-
Open. High. Low. Close.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis q. Gorton, No. i415 Majestic
building, March 2S. 1905:
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Livestock Report by sadler, Rorfck q


BUFFALO. March 2S.--tSpecial)--
Cattle--Receipts light and strong. Hogs
Receipts 1880: workers.. $6.10W6.l5.
mixed and mediums, heavy. $6.15M6.2o.
pigs, S5.7545.S0. Sheep-Receipts g.
900; top lambs, ss.50qs.75. top calves.
$3.50.
EAST BUFFALO, N ", March as
Cattle--Receipts 20 head. active. steady.
Veais-Receipts 400 head, market ac-
tive steady; Gull to choice. $5.25@T.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 5000 head,
market slow for lambs. 10415c lower;
sheep. active and steady: lambs. $5.25 q
Sos: yearlings. $7@7.75; wethers. s6.5s
q rs; mixed sheep. s3.T5ae.50. Hogs
Receipts 5000 head. market active.
loo csc higher; workers., S6.i0M 6.20:
pigs, $5M5.S5; mixed. S6.l506.20:
heavies. S6.l5 M6.20; roughs. s. 20 a sos;
stays. $3.5004.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 2s.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts IL 900. market o TO zoe higher:
light and mixed. $3.50 u eos: heavy,
s555@s; roughs. $3.50 sos pigs. $3.50
$3.50: workers, $3.50 s. Cattle-.Re-
ceIpts 500. market steady; beeyes. $3.50
4I.35i cows and heifers, $206.10, Tex
ans. $500 80; calves. $t5OTs;!s;
feeders. s3.15 a $40. Sheep-Receipts
1000. market steady: natives, $4.60G1.
westerns, s4.75Q7; yearlings, ssG7.75;
native lambs, $5.s5@f.s0; western
lambs. se.s5QS.25.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28
THE AVENUE.

Dress Parade" and Manila Bay"
are the titles OF the two burlesques
which the Fay Foster Co. will present
In the Avenue theater Sunday after
noon and for the rema Under OF an en-
gagement OF one week. As the Fay
most widely known burlesque organ
izations In the business. It is expect
ed that the entertainment offered will
be OF particular worth and interest
The company Is under the manage
ment OF Joe Oppenheimer who has had
great deal OF experience In provid-
ing shows that VIII please.
: Both OF the skits. which are OF a
musical nature were written by Car
roll, the male soprano. who Is mem
Der OF the company. Effort has been
made 10 provide something really funny
and free from siapstick and the come
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Union Crust Company
Detroit, Mtcbt0an
ESTABLISHED 1891

Of wide experience in the transacting
of trust business in all branches.
Well equipped for prompt and effec-
tive service in all matters committed
to it's care.
"A reliable and responsible depositary
which would be pleased to receive
your time deposits.
Offices. UNION TRUST BUILDING
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

Kenney. Joe Brady, Frank Lynch. and
others Both skits are produced In
elaborate style, the scenery being a
revelation In burlesQue
This show will be followed I'm two
weeks By Fred Twins New Maiestics,
an entirely different company in every
detail
Thursday evening, as usual will be
amateur night and many good things
are promised Friday evening there
will be an interesting wrestling bout
between two well known people that
Is sure TO prove an interesting affair.
COMIQJE THEATRE.
An entire new bill will be presented
at the Comique Monday that will be
found TO contain a lot OF originality
and merit: Krellins g. Klifton. Ameri-
cas- premier banJoists. head the bill,
they are Qualified TO furnish amuse-
ment that Will be second TO none. The
house has had an excellent patronage
since the opening. The ladies and
children seem 10 delight in the clean
performances OF this house as they
turn out In large numbers TO each per-
formance.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-28

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie & Co, t1s-11s Griswold st: