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The Washington herald., 1908-07-04

tending the beginning OF tne new AS-t4
year, which dated from July I.
Fireworks from Thehtcr.
Instead Of the regular hour OF Sl5, the
curtain AT the New National Theater will
go up tonight at $50 in order that the
ladies in the audience may take advan-
tage Of an opportunity 10 see the display
of fireworks on Pennsylvania avenue, TO
start at $50. There are three acts in the
opera "Erminie." the current Offering at
the National. the first act ending at 800.
but by the arrangement now completed
the curtain will go up at $50, bringing
the first intermisson promptly az 80,
Just five minutes prior to the time for the
first display at the new Municipal Build
ing
Through a special door. which has been
opened Tor the OCCASION. the lady members
Of the audience will be permitted 10 pass
from the auditorium 20 the office rooms
OF the Rapley Building. above the audi
torum proper and for fifteen minutes can
witness the pyrotechnic display.
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While you think OF II. telephone your
Want Ad. 70 The Washington Herald. and
bin will be sent you at / cent wnrd-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-04

While you think Of It. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. and
bill Will be sent you at l cent a word.
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YOUTH OF AMERICA
PAYS PRICE TO-DAY
Fourth of July Casualties
Invariably Heavy.
LoCKJAW Is A COMMON RESULT

More Thnn 1000 Persons Either
Killed or Injured on National BOl-
iday Last Year, the Deaths Num-
berinE I6f-aIany Lost Eyes and
Limbs-Treatment of Injuries.
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VIII Visit the RoOSeveIt.

While you think Of IT, teleph )ne your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald, and
bill will be sent you at 1 cent word.
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mo STEAM ROLLER
In BRYAN'S PLANS
Tells Visitor He WantsFair
Deal at Denver.
WOULD HAVE AL SATISFIED

Days visitors to Peerless one Dis
cusS Platform and Viee-Presidencys
Anti-InjunctiOn, Merchant nIarines
and Good Roads Planks in Repre-
sentative SuIEer's Programme.
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Fircwnrkr from Thcntcr.

clerks may settle down 10 the duties at
tending the beginning of the new fiscal
year, which dated from July l.
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The Last of the Work.

On Monday the executive offices, the
fire and police headquarters will follow
the other departments, and then all will
be finally installed in the new home.
For q period Of about one week the rule
which has been in force for the last week
Of closing the building to the public at
noon, In order that the clerks of the gov
ernment may get at the work OF putting
things in readiness. will continue. BY
that time it is expected everything will
be in working order, and officials and
The Washington herald., 1908-07-04
Treatment OF Injuries.

In brief, they are as follows:
In the treatment Of wounds or burns. cleanliness
and rest are primarily essential.
Wash wounds with water 10 remove dirt Alcohol
Is available antiseptiC- Mtcrwafd irrlgate with
water. % which table salt has been added Bandage
with stcrilizCd absorbent gauze and cotton
Hemorrhage should be checked by pressure directly
on bleeding part.
Pain In burns ia relieved by application Of solu-
tion Of baking soda or Of ice bag
Autitoxin should be given % avoid tctsnuS
Advice Of a surgeon is always preferable 20 ana
tour treatment.
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pasblic grOsii,tli xernsne 70
sand CONSTRUCT 0f s hufldiiia III
IS and Of imDfDvennentss OF y aener-
81 Character. maintenance of + z.
streets. sewers, opening and cont sa s..
stMcti0n. maintaining and re-
pairing roads, highways. streets. e So II
alleys. the grading of streets and 8. =,
for other purposes Of the good ].
order and cleanliness add the ~ Z
protection against crime, dis. Il . S :S
ease and fire. =. . ;;s ses. $40 70
Second-Park Fund. For the par 81
chase Of necessary land or Iar- -
GELS OF land for park purposes and ..5 5z
. for the maintenance Of public szze35: ~
parks and bOulevardsin the city / zss< 81
of Virginia. Minnesota for the NJ. =
year 1ae S.! =. 1000 o.
Third Permanent Improvement
Fund. For the purpose OF defray- l.. s.
ing the first cost of contractors
warrants in the improving of
streets, alleys and highways. q. 10000
Fourth-Library Fund. For the
maintenance of the public libra
~ of the city Of Virginia, for the
year lSS.... ........... 800. 49,. 4OA.0-
Moved by Alderman Natts0n. supported
by Alderman Trezona. that above resolu-
ton be adopted.
Ayes-Aldern,an Laviolette. Elmqaist,
Boylan. Trezona. Nattson. Mr., Presidents
Nays-None.
Adopted September g. 1908.
A. c. OSBORN,
- President of the City Council,
nm hor
. A. HAWKINsoN,
Mayor.
ALBERT E. BICKFORD.
City Clerk.
Presented to the mayor October 5. 1905.
Returned by the may"r October 3. 1909.
(sEAD
Council chamber. city Of Virginia. Mimi
September9. 1905.
Resolution No. 49, 1905
Resolution authorizing aud directing the
payment Of tielillqnent sewer assessments.
BY Alderman Mattson.
Resolved. BY the City Council of the city
Of Virginia:
Whereas, Assessment for the COnstruC-
ton Of Sanitary S~wers has been levied in
the city of Virginia for the years 1904. 1905.
1906 and 1907. upon the hereinafter describ
ed property. and
Whereas. Owners Of said property have
failed to pay said assessments and which
hereinafter stated assessments have sbe-
come delinquent. and
Whereas. Said Sewer Assessments with
the accrued interest is, q paramount lien
upon said property.
Now. Therefore. Should the owners Of the
hereinafter described property fail or neg
lect to pay to the city treasurer, within six
ty days after the publication of this resolt-
ton. the amount of said assessment with
the accrued interest to date Of payment,
said hereinafter described property will be
sold at public auction for the delinquent
sewer assessment with accrued interest,
and in addition thereto q ten per cent penal
tS and the cl,ssfS Of S,,Ch sale
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Official :,
Publications Of
The
City
Council
Proceedings

Council Chamber. Virginia. MINI
September g. 1905
Regular meeting. -
Council called to order by the President
Roll cali.
Present-Aldermen ElmQuist. Boyian,
Trezona, Mattson, Mr.. Vice President-5.
Absent PRESIDENT.
Reading minutes of previous meeting.
Moved and supported that the minutes
be approved as read.
Carried.
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Council Chamber. City of Vireinin. Ninn.,
September y, 1905.
Resolution No. III. 1903.
Resolution accepting the specifications
for the 6tOn wagon scale to I've installed in
the city Of Virginia, Minnesota. and author
izinR the city clerk to advertise for bids for
the same.
BY Alderman BOylan.
Resolved by the City Council Of the City
of Virginia. That the specifications for the
6-ton wagon scale to be installed in the city
of Virginia as follows:
One 6-tOn wagon scale, Sxl4 platform.
with, steel frame and type registering
beam. with extension levers to bring beam
into building. to be installed on founda-
ton furnished by the city of Virginia, Min
nesota. city also to furnish necessary lu,n-
Der to build platform, scale to be located at
the north end of the present city hall
building at Virginia. Minnesota. Just of
the alley"
And presented to the city council ON Sep
tember g. 1905. be and is hereby accepted
and the city clerk il instructed to file the
the same in his Office. and
Resolved Further. That the city clerk be
and Ia hereby authorized and instructed to
advertise for bids for the furnishing of the
6ton wagon scale as provided for in the
above specifications. said advertisement to
be made in the Official paper of the city of
Virginia. Minnesota.
Moved by Alderman Laviolette, support
ed by Alderman Mattson. that above res
olutiOn be adopted.
Ayes-Alderman Laviolette. Eln,1uist,
Boylan. MattsOn. Mr.. President-5.
Nays-Alderman TrezOna-l.
Adopted September g, 1905.
A. G.. OSBORN.
President of the City Council.
Approved October 5, 1905
A. HAWKINSON,
Mayor.
Attest: T. "z...# - -
y ALBEIT E. BICKKORD, :
e." .~ss.s., fzay.ss5s. City Clerk.
Presented to the Mayor October s, 19R.
Returned by the Mayor October 5, ls&
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A, HawkinsOn. mayor ..... II 80
w. b. Pratt. city treasurer. 800. 50
Albert e. BiCkford city clerk ..... Is 10
Geo. F. Shea, city attorney 80. $500
C.-Christopherson. street cornn,isr Is 90
Ellis Walsh, chief Of police .... 800
Vim. Mclean. patrolnlan ........... $50
Joseph LeBeau. patroln,an ......... Is on
&C. FredricksOn. patrolnan. G5W
Eli Maxi. patrOllnan go. ..... so
A. F. Thayer, chief of fire dept. -. 500
James StiCkney. assistant chief Is 20
L. K. Mason. End asst. Chief......... Is 90
Henry Ole, fire dept tea,nster -. $500
Walter Sy. fireman -. ....... :. COCO
Fred Anthony. fireman. go. ...... IL 90
F. W. GOehring. fireman ............ GOO
Aldermen 1888 each 80. 80. ...... - 81
DR.. John H. Grove health Officer. $500
VIM. Stearns. asst health officer -. 60 90
H. }. Rarvik. poundfnaster ...... GOO
Nels Anderson. city hall janitOr.. 10 90
Fire Department pay roll. Sept. 1885, ll9 90
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coupcil Chamber. city q rsinin. Mis-.

sCoupcil Chamber.c City of yirgiriia. Miisl.;:
3s September q. 1a0e o. 81
a Resolution. No. 178, 1soe. .5asSs.s
Resolution authorizing the payment Of
sewerwarrants,Nus. La and T.. of Sewer
sDfstrict No. Ia, together with interest So
By Alderman Laviolette. I'll ,-eSs 4
Resolved, BY the City Council of the City
OF Virginia. That the city clerk be and Il
hereby instructed to draw warrant ON
the city treasurer in the sum of $1545OO in
favor of the First National Bank OF Viz
Ginia. Minnesota. said warrant being in
payment of Warrants Nos. l. 2. and of
Sewer District No. Ia. issued October 8,
l9O5 and this warrant Is to be paid out Of
the monies in the sewer fund of the city
treasury. and =:
Resolved Further. That the city clerk is
also instructed to issue q warrant on the
city treasurer in the sum of $77.5. in favor
of the above named Oank. the same being
| for interest at per cent on the above war
rants Nos. l, 2. and T. from October g. 1907
to October Q. 1908. and this warrant be
drawn from the general fund of the City
| treasury.
Moved by Alderman Mattson sup
ported by Alderman Elmauist. that above
resolution be adopted.
| Ayes-Alderman Laviolette. ElmQuist
Boylan, Trezona Mattson. Nj. President-6
Nays: None.
Adopted September q. 1905.
| A. G.. OSBORN,
President of the City Council
Approved October s. 1905.
"A. HAWKINSON,
Mayor.
Attest:
| ALBERT E. BICKFORD.
City Clerk.
| Presented to the mayer October 5. 1908.
| Returned by the mayor October 5. 1905.
(sEAL)
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Total. SlA4l IS
Moved by Alderman Boylan, supported
by Alderman LaviOiette that above resol,,-
ton be adopted.
Ayes - Aldermen Lavi0lette. Elnquist.
Bnylan. TrezOna Mattson. Mr.. President-6
Nays: None.
Adopted Sept. q. f!AH.
A. {. OSBORN
President Of the City Council
Approved Oct. ). lNH
A. HAWkINSON,
Mayor.
Attest:
ALBERT F. BICkFOkD.
City Clerk.
Presented to the u,avOr October i. la1~
Returned by the miuvOr October ). l!aH.
(SEAL)
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Council Chamber. City Of Virginia. Minn,,
September ~. lsN>.
Resolution No. $50. 1888.
Resolution granting license to sell in
toxicating liquors to d. 4 A. GAIA.
BY Alderman Lavi0lette
be 1t Resolved BY the city council Of the
city of Virginia Minnesota, That the ap-
plicatiOn Of A. Levine for the transfer of
his license to ID. and A. Caza to sell in
tOxicating liquors on the lower floor Of that
certain two story building situated on Lot
g. Block q. in said city. be and is hereby
granted. and that the surety bond in the
SUM of $2.OOOOO accep pied and upon approval
of the mayor ordered filed.
License to be from date to May BIRD. l9O9
Moved by Alderman .Lavioiette. sup
ported by Alderman Elmauist. that the
above resolution be adopted.
Ayes: Aldermen Laviolette. Elnlquist,
Boylan. Trezona. Mr.. President.-5
Nays-Aldernlan MattsOn-l
Adopted Sept q. laS.
A. T.. OSBORN
President of the city council
Approved October 5. 1908.
A. HAWK1NsON.
Mayor.
Attest;
ALBEIT E. BICkFoRD
City Clerk
Presented to the Mayor October 5, 1861
Returned by the Mayor October ). 1865.
(SenD
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Council Chamber, City of Virginia, Mimi,
September g. 1908.
Resolution No 179. 1908 y
Resolution authorizing payment of
September, 1905. salaries and nay rolls.
BY Alderman MattsOn
Resolved BY the city council Of the city
of Virginia. That the following September,
1908. salaries and pay rolls he allowed and
the city clerk be and is hereby authorized
to draw orders on the City treasurer in pay
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.5* 55 5..zzs .Es Total @52s1.lS
Moved by Alderman Boylen, asl1p-.s
ported by AtdeTnaan Elmauist. that sl,oves
resolution Re adopted. -
. Area Idernaen Iaviolette. Elrnautes
sBovlsu. TSe1ooa. Msttson. Nj. Prestdeuf
vs. Nays: 4gons.
Adopted september p. ms
ssssss ..gsg "A. c. OSDORN. Ss
al nesident Of the city co ,ursil.s
Approved October !. ~.
4. HAxKIasos.
l.llayos.s
80 I.HERr & 3. EIcKFoRD,
sssz:.:ssss w S CITY Clel
8 sillssese1ated g TIE lnayoe Octol,eSs.111s
ST. efurned by tlse lnsyos October 5, FL
ls1Axl
q 4 s. 4
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Council Chamber, City of VIRGINIA. Minn
Sept. g. 1903.
Resolution No. 1871. l9OH.
Resolution granting q license to sell in
toxicating liquors to LOndrv. Pellroy & Co.
BY Alderman El,nq,,ist.
Be it resolved by the City Council of the
City of Virginia. Minnesota: That the an
plication of d. & A. GAIA for the transfer of
| their liquor license to Londry. Pellroy b Co.
to sell Intoxicating liquors on the lower
floor of that certain one story building sit
uated on lot 4. block q. in said city, be and
Ia hereby granted. and that the surety
bond in the SUM of 200 accepted and up-
ON approval of the mayor ordered filed.
License to be from date to June l6, 1909.
Moved. by Alderman Boylan. supported
BY Alderman Laviolette. that above resolu-
ton be adopted.
Ayes-Aldermen Eaviolette. Elmquist
Boylan, Trezona. Mr.. President-a
Nays-Alderman Nattson-l.
Adopted September q, 1905.
A. c. OSBORN.
President Of the City Council.
Approved October s. 1905.
A. HAwK1NsoN.
Mayor.
ALBEIT E. BIcKFORD.,
City Clerk.
Presented to the mayor October 5, 1908.
Returned by the mayor October ), 1908.
(SealJ -, .g1.zy.
Council Chamber. City Of Virginia, MIMI,
September g. 1908.
Resolution No. lS2, 1905 49, -. .:
Resolution fixing the amount of tax levy
for the City of Virginia. Minnesota. for the
year commencing January lat. 1868.
BsAldern,an Laviolette. s. = =
Resolved. BY the City Council of the City
of Virginia. That the annual taxes for the
ensuing year commencing January Let, 1893,
for the purpose of defraying and pay.
Ing all expenses, obligations or Mabili-
ties existing or authorized by law. be
and the same Is hereby determined and
fixed In the SUM Of $l0s. $1,000 for the follow
ing purposes and inthe follosvin anaounts:
rst-General Fund. Current ex
pense city government ana po-
b lice. opening and ;saintatltnx b
.
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aud the Costs of such sale.

anu III 0uulllO1l tncEGtO u TEN Ib6r cent penal
ty and the Costs of such sale.
Lot Block Year Assessmt
10 s 1904 3.sl
s IL 1908 lS.44
? IL 1905 1S.44
IL 1905 lS.44
. IL 1905 1874
~ 1905 1884
s IL 1905 1S.44
l? 1905 81 .04
; IL 1905 lS.44
IL 1905 lS.44
IL 1905 1874
l3 Is 1905 20. 80
IL Is 1904 l.94
Il 1, 1904 2O.62
% Il 1904 20 63
% II 1904 90 SO
Is Is 1904 2o.63
II 10 1904 2l.61
II 81 1904 1853
"a Fl 1904 1870
20 % 1904 20.63
25 % 1904 2O.61
3 % 1904 20.6l
- 1904 1885
20 p 1904 20. 60
west y % 1904 l2.72
J 2S 1904 l2.7O
% 1904 1861
% 1904 l2.7O
II % 1904 1910
Is % 1904 1910
~ % 1904 1851
22 2S 1904 1850
3 20 1904 1870
20 70 1904 1870
"a 20 1904 1862
II 80 1904 1850
% 30 1904 12.70
20 80 1904 12.7O
20 80 1904 16 go
81 1909
East it. 2 81 1909 1925
w. 20 it. 81 1900
E. Is # 81 19O4) 17S5
E. 10 #. 3 81 1909
81 1904 1910
~ 81 1904 list
II 81 1904 1882
81 81 1904 Is 60
IL 80 1904 1851
II 80 1904 1870
16 81 1904 1870
20 80 1904 1870
~ 80 1904 1910
II 1904 S.44
Al 1904 1886
II 1904 S.44
~ 1904 S.44
= ~ II 1904 S.44
IL Al 1904 S.44
~ II 1904 $40
IL IL 1901 S.4+
IL Al 1904 8.A
~lS II 1904 S.44
Il Al 1904 S.44
~ Al 1904 = 8.44
rs II 1904 8.44
"a ~ 1904 8.44
20 II 1904 8.44
/ 70 II 1904 S.44
- Al 1904 S.4+
~ II 1904 S.44
~ 1904 S.5S
II <.~~ ~ 1904 1856
~ - 1904 1866
- o. ~ 1904 1866
~ 1904 1855
8 ~ 1904 7.se
~ 1904 1856
10 ~ 1904 SIS
IL AZ 1904 S.s9
II ~ 1904 $50
~ ~ 1894 s.S9
IA ~ sf304 $50
/ - 1907 ~ -, j.,
43 1907 Ia. 80
: 4S 1907 $3.50
j.. IS 1907 Is. 80
43 Is 1897 1880
~s-a ~ 1897 1850
- ~ 1907 <s- Is .3c
I 10 43 1897 $3.50
The Detroit times., 1908-11-21

Insane. In addition to the interest
held out by the numerous feats OF the
star the play tells a story that will
please the most blase theater-goer, of
a young mans sacrifice for principle.
his heroic self-denial and punishment.
Jack Doris Is employed superin-
tcndent In a large safe factory. One
OF the girls has been wronged and the
manager attempts TO throw her and
her child from the factory Jack inter
cedes I'm the girls behalf and Is accused
OF being the father of the child. Rather
q an see tire girl suffer the disgrace
he takes the blame on his own shout
dcrs for the time being, and attempts
to fasten the blame on the proper
shoulders The manager is really the
guilty party and Jacks scent reads so
close to home that the manager has
him thrown into prison on n trumped
up charge. Jack escapes through a
trick known only to the handcuf klng5,
or mystic masters OF the intricacIes OF
lecks. etc. Matinees will be given
daily except on Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-21
LAFAYETTE.

The Lafayette theater has provided a
program of great excellence for the
week commencing with the Sunday
matinee, Nov. %. Among the principal
vaudeville attractions will be The
Duvals" in their grotesque singing and
dancing sketch. "A Tramp's Rccep-
ton" Louis Lennon. the quaint He
calities, and Glenn and Waicot, in their
lauEhable musical black face sketch.
The actologue talking pictures will In
troduce the picturesque flve-act drama,
Monte Cristo." and Will also present
the funny farces. Jim Gets New
Job" and "a Dozen Fresh Eggs" In
addition to all this will be given q num-
The Detroit times., 1908-11-21

staid old town sit up and take notice.
She will present new music skit
called "In the Latin Quarter" sup
ported by a company OF SIX excellent
people.
Fresh from England comes The
Sunny South" seen at the Temple on a
large company OF colored singers and
dancers Is far better than ever before.
and that a full measure OF entertain
ment will be had In this act alone.
Among the other acts the audiences viii
enjoy are: Selma Braatz, Europe'a
foremost woman iugglcr;, quinn e.
Mitchell. in '"rhe Land Agent" Mullen
a CorrfH comedy: Van Camp and his
lures.
Manager Moore announces for the
The Detroit times., 1908-11-21
DETRorr OPERA HOUSE.

In the Detroit opera house. for three
nights, and Wednesday matinee. oesin-
ming Monday evening. Klaw q Erlanger
will offer their new play. "a Kentucky
Boy" by Pauline Phelps and Marion
short. The scenes OF this play are
laid In the mountains OF Kentucky, In
the Big Sandy region. and IN New Or
leans. The writers have found In the
mountains OF Kentucky practically
UNEMPLOYED region for the dramatist.
This section OF the Blue Grass state IL
rich In historical interest and teens
with romance. Through the gaps OF
The Detroit times., 1908-11-21

the Big Sandy poured the first big
wave OF westward immigration, led by
Daniel Boone and his pioneers. Chiefly
scotch Irishmen out of Virginia and the
Carolinas, they left on the country an
tndelible impression Of the clans OF
the Scot. The plot OF "a Kentucky
Boy" Is absorbing In interest, Its hero
rather unusual and the action deals
with a problem which Kentucky has
yet to solve. The Misses Phelps and
Short have also written "a Grand Army
Man" Sweet Clover" "Cozy Corners"
and 1.-THE Girl From out Yonder." That
the company Is OF unusual excellence
can be seen when II Is known that the
cast includes Edna May Spooner, Luz
ellie La Verne, Frank Craven. Richard
Quilter, c. W. Goodrich. Morgan bishop.
Austin Webb, Lila Vane and Evelyn
Wright.
MRS. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch"
a play which may be said TO be a At
example of the simple life, lived HUI
morously. comes TO the Detroit Opera
house the last half OF next week. Start
ing with Thursday matinee. and Will
be presented by practically the same
The Detroit times., 1908-11-21

cast ss last season. IL needs no intro
duction or recommendation TO local
amusement lovers, and. like the book
OF which IL Is an excellent uramatiza-
tion, the play may well be set down as
a tonic for the low-spirited and de-
spondent. new inspiration to the
strong and positive delight to all 1t
has been said that MRS. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch" as play has sufficient
heart Interest and sufficient number
OF distinct types to supply half dozen
comedy dramas and make the fame
and fortune of each. Messrs. Liebler
n Co have certainly done their part
In giving an elaborate and realistic
production. and have provided cast
81 exceptional merit, Including such
pronounced favorites as Blanche Chap
man for the title role: Vivian Ogden
for Misc Hazy, and Charles Carter for
Hiram Stubbins. These thu -e chHrac-
-tcrs are reckoned the \most prominent.
but they are by no meanS the only inter-
e.ting and entertaining personalities OF
the play which. from the first to last.
il crowded with humorous incidents.
sentimental episodes and side-splitting
situations.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-21

offer songs and dances: two rapid
change artists, Lulu Keegan and Jo-
a new line of comedy and several other
well known acts.
The company is headed by Miss Lola
Bigger, one OF the few queens OF bur-
lesque," who is really entitled to reign.
and Misses Lillian Kelley and. Belle
Hunter. two acknowledged beauties.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-21

George NJ Cohans "The Talk OF New
York" one OF the best OF his numerous
musical pieces, Will be In the Detroit
Opera house the week beginning Mon
day. Nov so. The star OF the produc-
ton Is Victor Moore. whom all thea-
tergoers will recall for his Tremendous
success In Mr.. Cohan's earlier play
with musical environments. entitled
"Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway
Messrs Cohan and Harris. VINO are d.
recting Mr.. Moore's tour. Will send the
original cast and chorus that have
supported this rising young comedian
throughout the successful run OF The
The Detroit times., 1908-11-21
Talk Of New York" In Chicago AM Ne'
York city.
TEMPLE.

TEMPLE.
Among other things that the Detroit
public may be thankful for next week
10 a big vaudeville bill In the Temple
theater. with no less than four head
line acts on the single bill. Regular
patrons OF vaudeville cannot be de-
ceived In this statement for they know
that the management OF the Temple Is
careful In not billing acts as head
liners when saey are not accorded that
honor elsewhere.
g. Miller Kent. who was the star In
his own company. The Cowboy and
the Lady" and who has appeared In
support OF many celebrated actresses.
will present for the hrst time In the
Temple his new comedy, Marriage In
Motor Car" which comes here
stamped with success. Every patron
OF the Temple is quite aware of the
fact that Bessie Wynn. the special fea-
ture attraction. Is the most sought
after young woman in this country by
musical comedy managers. But she Is
hiding her time. for II Is whispered
that she has been in corr dependence
with Charles Frohman. II you please.
and she may burst on the horizon as
Frohman star very soon.
While the patrons OF the Temple