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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

HERE'S A CHANCE
TO BUY GOOD BANK

NEW york. Dec. THE Ma
tlounl city Bank building. home OF
the richest bank Ia the United
States. will be put up At auction
20 satisfy SIZE tar bIla--unlees
officers % the Rockefeller institus
ton pay up before tomorrow. II
Is though, they will be able 70 raiso
the money today.
II developed yesterday that
Comptroller Metz had advertised
the bank for sale. on account OF a
tax bill tor siis. which II II sup.
poaed the officials OF the bank oyer'
locked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
Don't Throw Away

Valuable articles because they are
broken. We DO all kinds OF repair.
ing. gun and iocksmithlng. alao ex.
perimental work and models. Our
prices are reasonable.
rs Seneca. cor Third. down stairs.
Owe Us Trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

dramatic ectlet taking Off tho over.
worked telegraph operator. as
played by Leo Cooper ana Rosona
ealeska. Il only fair. Eckert and
Francis hand out some Jokes that
are not bad, and the i4e Drum oper.
aiic Trio sings several selections
from grand opera that are very
ctcdilahlo. Edgor Berger ~ high
class hand balRncor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
HOLD ELECTIONS TODAY.

Today all OF the small suburban
cities are holding their municipal
elections, AZ Georgetown and Tux.
villa the election will be holly con.
tested bat at Kirkland and Ronton
the citizens ticket viii meet with
no opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
THE MARKETS

The following arr tho average pfices
gooted by che local wholesalers On
LEGAL produce, meats aaa feed.
Prices In all cnscs are snhirrt 90
variation. accordtnn to freshness
aud Eenerat cxupilcnce. but these
prters. uniess otherwise Indicated,
are for strictly first grades.
ssama aad Nfusfaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

The funeral services for Peter
nrtscoli. the aged veteran OF the
Civil war who died last Sunday AZ
bis home AT South Park. will be
held Thursday morning from the
Church OF Our Lady of Good Help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
aAavin ls pRrslogNr.

Rev. Joseph L. Caryin OF the
First Christian church was yeeter.
day elected president Of the Ninss'
feriai association Of the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

vas received By Russell 4
81 lessy that. owing 20 a change
i. ssziilKa. Two Women and
s e. would not appear at the
a'nanibra theatre next week.
- y situation affords Russell &
y I chance to hold Dallas Wei.
s.. y q second week Of "Mr.
k /. rs. The comedy II one 81
Il. seen here IN years. and
- Z = % bigger business next
man i ls doing this xeek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07


caRET ELLINGTON has a
III
mn | called upon Alice
y Eaxllsh conedienne. al
1e4n yesterday. sha was
neks sof dear life
~. no. she said. "this
eszr that | am about 20
y sag a all II never
j kzss secured to Miss H.
rlai 4 woman can darn
nj nh rrmaln on the stage.
bsns oaa little actress
n md 1nes lssitch. stitch.
hk bsSxuse | Ike 10. and
n rStlsss Of economy. My
q h. 0sYksuFn circuit Is
slisexrs % permit OF my
q II ~ h@lerY for myself
lzmzls a sfssn a. necessary
,hzi '1er AH Essa reasons why
|azss H1sacslxx Tom know my
! h iaszxgr nc my own. I
s1yis< = tsr ny English man.
kr~r Missed week I have
X 4 f'sf feF $50 back TO
- nrse years ago. when
y inerica ! had a slx.year
fl IN effect with the
z1Hxxsrs I proposed that
s1l1 les me 20 20 America
txA them s50 every week
- but stipulated that
n 81 out my slx-yeaT con
u ihsm when | return. So
warn 20 England after my
y teaF. ! with be fully
D until some time IN the
ii II Is unlikely that
-, eser here again. unless
uia bay of the necessary
1ton ! don't play one the.
Ma time. as I do az the Or.
ssq. | will play from three
mxxSaments every night IN
y Here was my program
~ Hsiere left. | went on
J Ezton at 7 .. IN. at the
= 4 $40. az the Tivoli az
! 4 ils Oxford at 10. and back
a a. ~. CO. There we're
asr'lY shows at the Euston.
! HerSgfs gave me -four ar.
= nlEasz bnt all combined.
! ~ 1f much larger than
| sss sIsry ! get In America
- = ~ paid in the old coun.
z ~ are over here.
lSsfa1 J often appear In
aalszs Al well as In vaude-
sH psnsomimes are what
= nHsical comedies. ! come
sra fog Tess money than I
~ q home because ! would
Z "a 10 American audiences
zs'a. 4 yoa don't get a laugh
Fstf1 \ IL due. you never
y Dallas Wexford has told
z Engligh don't think. They
heir Entertainment on the
2 ID america an audience
= zad grasps the meaning
- and then laughs at II.
- assn Initiated in America.
~ By Gertrude Hoffman.
A1stns Belle Blanche and
lahy | saw only one Of
Maaiions, that By Miss
= sna, bef4eve me. Il wasn't
~ " ] sent word around
= if0nt 81 the house In Mia
Z hat II she would come mp
tolonisl and call on me I
lsaeh her how to sing my
~ ne vas trying TO initiate.
- up and took the lesson
aankfully.
isa Know, when ! was sing.
J eosler song this afternoon,
- 10 the audience yelled
90 Old Lambuth, / was
Z 80 an usher go down aud
y % the shoulder. for II
! a1'e been some one who
= kast Side Of London very
!. p,sfhaps Il was Dallas Vel
= made a study Of onf
z. friends IN order 70 play
y .'nson. And. believe nIa
4. !. NJ. Wexford Is one capital
u ny opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

j gs' ewing The Gay Musician AZ
An ' n. VIII come The Man
!, !. ~. Home the first Of ne Lleb
Il 80, .s'seslons TO be seen at the
b. Co. Henry Hall WIN play
80. .e.elas role The play Il ~
'1a fsrhlaglon. = ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
4 LLOYD, LIKE MISS
|ElD|NGTON, DARNsl SOCKS
However. That It
|'.s.cessary to Leave
I ne to Do So
kHelps an lmitator.
|..s&sstsstsss =
fNrs THIS WEEK. =

..s-Era Kendall In 4
Z. yhaxar Buyer =
..p,sA--paliss Wexford =
+ Hugsinson- =
"a = "a Girl at the =
ur;.F-Fhs Russell Drew =
.sasy llSesh 70 iSsth =
',s<rsnrsl In ''Queen Of =
(. x<Asay .
! rhs Del Lawrence =
's.ss, ltasth to i55th =
',srrsncssl In ~zira .
s@suv-Alice LLOYD and =
xisnNs "
4 sgrfc--Eeo Cooper In =
r. 0psrstog~ and vaude =
Il, =
kSrl2Es = Arthur Hous. =
r. gsessele. Roosevelt =
Il laa and vaudeville =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07

s.a ~ International Grand Opera
n''AHaea ID sIangllis "a last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-07
Pill

I, Is impossible to be well, simply
impossible, II the bowels are con-
supated. Waste products, poisonous
substances, must be removed from
the body AZ least once each day, or
there will be trouble. The dose Of
Ayers pills Is small. only one pill
sr bedtime. All vegetable.
Al your doctor a6oaf Ayers Pfiis. senfiv
larsffs<. aH segessbie. He knses seAg they
oct directly on The he<r. f1AF.m.s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
SENATOR OWEN RAPS
ALDRICH TARIFF BILL
Republican Leaders Have Openly VIC
lated Interests Of People, Declares
Oklahoma Statesman.

WASHINGTON, June l5-An ex-
haustive review OF the pending tariH
bill and a vigorous protest against the
practice OF veterans in having new
members. were the chief points in al
interesting speech delivered by Sena-
tor Owen. dem oklahoma in the
senate today He would not vote for
the Aldrich bill. he said. because Ii
WAS measure 10 protect m0nopolists
AT the expense OF every class OF CON
sumers The bill should not pass
because II Is contrary TO the will OF
the American people, ne declared.
They were promised reduction by
both parties"
lie criticised the finance committee
for having failed 70 furnish informa-
ton as 10 the cost OF production II
this country and abroad, and FORE
fusing to permit the Democrats TO as
sist in framing the bill.
This evil precedent" he said, has
always borne bad fruit. and the chair
man OF the committee on nnance (Ald-
richly has been induced 10 put into this
bin and retain in this bill many so
called 'Jokers' These 1evices have
already been pointed out On The floor.
The Republican leaders have openly
violated the interests OF the people ~
aid the interests who benefit by this
high tariff The bill ought not 10 pass
because IL violates the principle OF
protection from beginning 10 end.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
DETROIT MUSICIANS TO
SPEND SUMMER ABROAD
Mrs. Eleanor n. Peoeoek and Miss
Marie Heineman Latest OF Local
Colony To Arrange for Trip. y


\ number of Detroit musicians arc
planning To spend the summer abroad,
either coaching or attending the var
ious musical performances presented
Among those who leave shortly for
the foreign trip are Mrs. Eleanor HaZ-
ard Peocock. soprano soloist. teacher
and director OF the choir OF St. An
drew's Presbyterian church. Windsor,
who sails June 90, from Montreal. Tor
Germany. She will be accompanied
by Miss Marie Heinemann soloist In
the First Church OF Christ. and Or.
+ Maud Brokaw Mrs. Peocock and
Miss Heinemann will spend the sulG-
mer In Germany. while Or. Brokaw
will go 90 Paris.
Miss Minnie Caldwell. organist Of
the Cass-Aye. Methodist church. and
a member OF the teaching stan in the
! Detroit Conservatory OF Music. accom-
PANIED by her mother leaves Thurs
| day for Europe. sailing Saturday
! from Montreal. She will spend the
summer abroad. Her position in the
church Will be filled during her Ab-
sence by Ale ID. Zuidema, organist OF
the Church OF Our Father
Mile. Elsa Ruegger. cellst of the
Detroit string quartet. has gone TO her
home in Brussels. and Lewis Richards.
member of the faculty OF the Ganapol
School OF Musical Art. will also spend
The summer In Europe. Victor Ben
ham. OF the Michigan Conservatory u
Music, is az present in England giving
series of concerts. while Hans Weis-
MANN viola OF the Detroit String quar-.
tet. is in New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
PIANO DEALERS
FR0WN ON FAKES
Disapprove of Guessing Contests and
Fraudulent Advertisements-Next
Meeting in Richmond, Va.

Richmond. Va, was chosen by ~ths
National Association OF Piano Dealers
of America for the 1910 convention.
the choice being made after long
discussion at the Tuesday morning
session. Boston was the competitor,
the appeal being made tina; that city
il the home of the piano industry, cnt
the eloQuence OF the southern dele
gates and their pictures OF spacious
hGlconied hotels lovely women aad
Virginia hospitality won the day.
Only one paper was read. the CON
VtEtion spending So long In choos-
ins the next convention city that the
program is how behind the schedule.
r. o. Foster OF Minneapolis, read a pa
per on Elimination OF guessing con-
tests and false advertising by those
pretending 10 DO legitimate husI-
ress. He detailed the methods oy
which the public Is gulled into pay
ing high prices for low-grade instru-
n.ents. and contended that the faklrS
destroy the reputation OF the whole
industry and should be driven from
the business His paper was applaud
ed frequently and strong resolutions
will be adopted later along these
lines.
The piano dealers adopted a reso'
luton favoring the dull finish for
pianos rather than the hishly-poiished
surface. holding that the tendency of
the latter 10 scratch and mar is
hardship upon the purchasers and les
sens the ornamental value OF the
nIanO In a home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
STATE TROOPS CALLED
TO PRESERVE ORDER
Two Men Killed and Five Wounded In
Battle That Resulted From an
Old Feud.

MEADvILLE, Miss, June Is
Fearing a renewal OF the street night.
ing in which two men were killed and
five were wounded late yesterday,
eight companies of state troops have
been called out to preserve order. The
companies are here and the rest wait
ing in their armories for orders from
Governor Noel
In the meantime a conference IL
under way at which IL is expected mar
tial law will be declared.
The fighting yesterday was the re
suit of an old feud which ended no.
long ago in the killing OF Cornelius b
Pritchard by Dr. \. w Newman. Yes
rerrfay- Newman, who is leader OF one
faction OF the feudists was driven
through the streets. AS II by magic
men with shotguns appeared and an
open fight began. In the encounter
which ensued $50 shots were fired.
The dead Dr. A. NJ. Newman. Silas
G Reynolds.
The wounded Or. Lenox Newman,
Ernest " Newman, son Of A. VI. New
man. II. L. Applewhite, w. L. Boyd
Virgil Farr
Both Lenox Newman and E. w. New
man will die.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
LACK HAND MEMBERS
THREATEN P. O. SLEuTHS
|miIar Fate to That Which Petrosino
Net lis Promised-Lunch Room
Man Gets Wsrninu

N COLUMBUS, o.. June 15.-Members
II the Black Hand, among them some
Il the boldest blackmailers in the
lpuntry, have threatened- meet OH
b the federal inspectors who have
>Aused raids to be made on their
|uarters a fate similar TO that which
3ctective Lieutenant Petrosino. of
few York, met in Italy. Postal In
hector 0ldfield says he has received
lreatening letters declaring he would
<ect horrible death unless he de-
'1fed In his efforts to prosecute the
|k1lians. Other inspectors have re-
1elVed similar letters.
Members OF the Black Hand have
ont threatening letters also to an in.
.Dnded victim within a stones throw
"a the federal building in Cincinnati.
herman Breiner. proprietor of lunch
'j6om. received a letter threatening
10 kill him and blow up his restaurant
n he did not mail $500 to u. Y. NJ,
<eneral delivery, Neport. Ky.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
PRAISES PHILIP D. ARMOUR.
Ebert Hubbard Also lauds J. Ogden
Armour for Business Ability.

CHICAGO, June 15-Philip d.
Armour. father OF the Chicago packing
house Industry Is made the subject
Of new book by Ebert Hubbard who
paints the former packer as a won
derful man. big in brain. rich in
vital power. bold in initiative and eau.
tious when he should be"
The writer also declared J. Ogden
Armour Has met obstacles and solved
problems which were quite beyond his
father and has outstripped him as an
originator. creator. economist and =
financier
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Bids on William c. MdybuTy
School
secretary's once. so Broadway.
Detroit, Mich. June IL. 100.


Sealed proposals Will he received at
this ONCE until IL o'clock noon, Thurs
day. June "a. 1909. for furnishing all
labor and material OF every description
necessary I'm the erection OF the William
{. MayhurN school
Plans, ana specifications may he seen
In the office OF the Supervisor OF Build
ings. Room I, this building.
The lob win be let IN three separate
contracts
The first must include all the work
and furnishings OF every description
embodied I'm the drawings and masons
general specifications.
The second all the work and furnish
ings OF every description In the draw
ings and carpenters general specihca-
tons
The third all the work and furnish
ings Of every description In the engl-
neers' drawings and general specihca-
lions for heating. Tcntilating, etc.
Each bidder must name all suh-con-
tractors included IN his bid.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied by certified
check cash or surety company bond
equal 20 8 per cent OF the bid.
The Board OF Education reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids
WILLIAM J. LEE,
Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
BAD DAYS FOR DOGS.

LANSING. Mich, June l5.-(Spe-
cial1-These are bad days for the
CANNES in Cass county A wave of
rabies las been sweeping over the
county and the state live stock and
sanitary commission today issued n
proclamation to the officers In tee
county calling ON them To kiH att DOGS
found running at large not properly
oouiDhed with muzZles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
FAILS TO KEEP PROMISE.
Woman OF Streets, Arrested Second
Time, Goes to Workhouse.

Grace Layerne, a woman of the
morning, that II he would release ner
on the charge OF being a disorderly
woman, she would go 10 work and
make an honest living. She was pick
ed up again Monday night by Pa
trolman Murdock Mckenzie. and
frankly admitted that she had been
accosting men on the streets.
Il thought you were going 10 work"
said the Judge.
Il was. Judge, but | was so tired"
said Grace.
You'll go 10 work now" said the
Judge. and he sent her To the work
house for 30 days. without a fine
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
Mrs. cIeminson Was Poisoned.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The death "
Mrs Norah Morgan Cleminson. whose
husband Is held by the police charged
with numbering her, was caused by
poison. according To a report made 10
Coroner Hoffman today. Further tests
are being made of the woman's inter.
nal organs. and a complete report will
be made Thursday. The police de.
clare the discovery Of poison furnish.
es the last liRk I'm the chain OF evt-
denee- against the doctor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
WILL SHOW FINE PIANOS.
J. Bayiey,s store TO Have rs Kinds
on Exhibition.

Piano men attending the national
<onvention in the city are finding a
farm welcome at the Bayley music
{0use. East Grand RiYer-ave. and
xArmer-st., where F. J. Bayley. its
3roprfetor. Is making special efforts 10
keep open house TO all who care TO
AL on him.
INF. Bayley, who Is a prominent
MEMBER OF the Piano Mems associa-
I'M, and on the reception committee.
also selected as the recipient OF
xxhibit No. /" OF the piano shows.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
Mine Owner To Wed stenoorapher.

NEW YORK. June AFTER dictat-
ing letters 10 Miss Virginia Sullivan.
FAeF-t -the-Piaza hutei-- as
r. Wilkinson, a California mine oBer.
ator. decided she was the only won
an" and they are 10 be married Fri
day. Wilkinson met Miss Sullivan
for the first time last Wednesdav
morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
YEoos LooT sToRE.

JACKSON. Mich. June l5.-The Of
ace ~ Holden's feed store. located op-
posito the postofiice, was hurglarized
last night. The robbers pried open
the money drawers and found the
to the safe from which
they took about 500 and escaped
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
INVENTOR ARRESTED.
Mental Condition Of OrVille GIBSON
WAS Be -tnve ST lated-=--

KALAMAZOO. Mich, June 15.-Or.
willie Gibson. inventor OF the Gibson
mandolin and guitar and founder OF
the Gibson Mandolin company OF this
city was arrested this afternoon and
placed in the county Jail 10 await ex
animation into his mental condition. II
a. alleged that Mr.. Gibson IN his pres.
ent state OF mind is a common dan
cor IN the community
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16

Mich means that from June 10 TO 16.
~. iBayley's store will contain some
specially selected instruments
nj ON by the NJ. Schultz Co. OF CHI.
<o: Kohler & Campbell, OF New
kork; Boardman & Gray, OF Albany:
Ixeslin Piano Co., OF New York; Kran-
In & Bach. OF New York; Anderson,
van Vert. o.; Haddorf Piano Co.
Rockford, ILL.,; Poole, of Boston; The
INTO Piano Co. OF New York. and The
|eater> Piano CO.. Philadelphia. Two
kusic roll companies will also have
Dkhibits.
There will also be a skeleton piano
|howing the most intricate internal
<orkings OF the instrument.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
vsrxntTne suceeeds Leupp.

WASHINGTON, June i5.-President
mt foday accepted the resignation OF
Francis II Leupp, commissioner OF
|ndinn affairs, and announced the APP
imminent of Robert g. Valentine as
ID successor. Valentine had been the
assistant commissioner. Leupp re-
||red on account OF his health and in
Hnds 10 take n lorg rest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16
||bIGG INVENTOR
|b1EAMs OF FAME
y Built Airship Which Is Said to
~ Superior to One Constructed
BY wrights.e

A I<ANISNG. June l5.-Seyeral years
10 Lansing was made a conspicuous |
IIace on the map by the promotion OF |
he automobile industry, but now a
|onsing inventor promises 90 make
~ capital city known the world over
N aeroplane on which he Is about
0oture patent, and according TO
authorities IN washington Is much
g1or TO the one invented by the
mt brothers
f1ncis Korf, the inventor OF the
ID 'collapsibie casket holder and ad-
liable sleigh runner, has construct
= miniature aeroplane during his
pare moments and the flying machine
made successful trip on Center-st
bout two weeks ago.
In construction II is similar TO the
machine which made the Wright
{ Drothers famous In the world OF aero
Dauts. There are two planes, one
/, )lAced above the other. with four pro
bolling shafts. When one of larger
Droportions is constructed IL Will be
Hpout so feet long and Mr. Korff says
haf II will be capable of a greater
3peed' than any OF the aeroplanes nov
IA existence.
The planes will be made OF canvas
Xpread on a spruce frame and an
light cylinder engine OF 40 horse pow
" Will be installed. The inventor does
pot know what the larger machine will
fost but he says that he will have
{Qne ready for a trial trip next fall AMI
II works successfully an exhibition
1xiu be given for the citizens OF Lans-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16

Before finally hitting upon the pres.
|>nt scheme OF an aeroplane Mr.. Korn
%pent considerable time in his little
Workshop at his home. go Shiawas-
Hee-st. east, and many OF the trials
Fere made while the residents OF the
<4pftal city were fast asleep Not dis
mayed by the failures which would
E14ve discouraged many man. he
<4pt on trying and when he was sure
hat he had at last succeeded in max
ms something that would fly. he car.
led 1T under cover OF darkness to tha
ord -Manufacturing company's plant
IA Center-st. and il was given a try
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16

fire from Shearn. witness admitted
some OF the statements he made in
his original affidavit were not true.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-25
ADJUSTMENTS
Wreck of the Republic.

What purports to be a representa-
ton of the wreck of the S. S. Repub-
lie and the rescue of her crew and
passengers by the S. s. Florida is to
be shown at the Park Theater tonight.
BIN, the famous wireless operator, the
man who brought help to the wrecked
vessel by aid of the wireless telegraph.
was employed by the Vitagraph Com
pany to sit at the key when the pic
ture was made SO as to give it all the
realism there was on the day of the
wreck. The views of the wreck are
genuine and soul stirring. The wire
less station on shore is also shown with
utmost fidelity. A full description of
this film appeared in recent number
of the Saturday Evening Post in re-
counting the difficulties overcome by
the companies getting out films. The
picture is one well worth seeing and
is in wide demand among the motion
picture men on the mainland. At the
Park it may be watched with the great
est comfort and satisfaction. There
is no smoke and plenty of pure fresh
air. and the program every night is
one that is praised by everyone who
goes there. The singing by Messrs
Shaw and Milne and the Melnotte
sisters is in great favor.
The Art Theater.
There is fascination about all that
appertains to the Orient in general. and
10 Egypt in particular, which appeals
TO all kinds and conditions of men.
The beauties Of nature, the guaintness
and grandeur of the architecture, the
gorgeousness of attire and the volup-
tuous life of its people in early history
are deeply impressed upon the memory.
In the picturesque drama shown by the
Art tanight, entitled Cleopatra 8
Lover the audience are held in rapt
attention by the wonderful stage set
ting; and the refined cruelty of the
perfdious and lieentious queen towards
her poor and hapless lover who forfeits
his life as the penalty for hopeless
passion, merely TO satisfy a wicked wo-
man g caprice. are splendidly portrayed.
Besides this fine film. there is one which
gives you a vivid panorama Of one of
the world 5 busy centers, others Of
scenic and educational nature, and
again others that VIII keep you in roars
Of laughter Good selections on the
0rchestrelle as usual.