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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-24
United Workman Banquet

On Saturday evening the United
Workmen lodge of Audubon held their
annual banquet. The principal address
was made by Mr. George Padgam, a
prominent member of the order in Des
Moines, and Mrs. Branson, Grand Chief
of the Degree of Honor, also brought
words of cheer and encouragement. Miss
Julia Preston furnished good music on
the piano and the Audubon Cornet band
is receiving merited praise for its good
playing. The tables were loaded with
good things to eat and following the
supper and program there was dance
for those who wished to indulge in that
amusement. The Audubon lodge is re-
ported as in fourishing condition.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-24
A Costly Mistake

b. z. Harrison, a druggist of Cumber-
land, was in town Thursday and effect
ed a settlement with Miss Mollie Jones
for one hundred dollars. The recent i'll
ness Of Miss Jones was caused by taking
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-24

wrong medicine put up for her by the
druggist She took saltpeter for salts
and was critically i'll for several days.
Both the druggist and patient were very
reasonable about the settlement and
came to terms without much difficulty.
The Fontanelle Observer.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-24

charged Mr. Cannon as the cause of its
failure. The democrats have called him
| a car and this has been echoed by some
republicans. The insurgents had to do
something and so they howled about
Cannon and blamed their failures to his
autocratic power. The democrats patted
them on the back and urged their help
in depriving him of his great power by
removing him from the committee on
rules. combination was effected,
They agreed upon q resolution to in
crease the committee on rules to ten and
make the speaker ineligible to serve as
a member. The democrats and insur-
gents voted together and carried the
resolutions by 1871 to 1915. When the
vote was declared Mr.. Cannon said that
though majority of the House had
voted against him he wouldn't resign,
but to be consistent those who constitut-
ed the majority i'm that vote ought to
proceed to elect man in harmony with
| the vote. A democrat then made mo-
ton to declare the speakership vacant
but that was defeated though all the
democrats and seven insurgents voted
for it, the result being 1871 to 1915.
We have never INDUCED in the TRADE
made against Cannon or Cannonism nor
given much credit to those who have,
but now that the change is made we
confess we are glad that it has been
done; because the insurgents wont have
that to talk about. In fact we are i'm
pressed very strongly that they have
shot away much of their best ammuni-
ton for the coming campaign.
THE RESOLUTION ADOPTED
There shall be committee on rules
elected by the house, consisting of ten
members, six of whom shall be members
of the majority party and four of whom
shall be members of the minority. The
speaker shall not he member of the
committee, and Immediately upon its
election the present committee on rules
shall be dissolved.
CHAMP CLARK HOPEFUL
Champ Clark. the democratic leader,
spoke as follows after the battle was
over:
1.-THE republicans are on the toboggan
slide and If the democrats outside OF
congress will get together as the demo
Gratis in the house have gotten together
our victories this year and in 1912 will
he as sweeping as those of 1890 and 1892. "
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-24
Young Men
Do You Care?

If you don't, take any thing in the way OF
clothes that happens to be offered you.
But if you want smart clothes, clothes that
radate style, clothes that are dominated by
the same spirit and life that makes and keeps
you young, resolve now to wear
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20

Her voice Is so good that IL ought to
be better. In other words, its natural
tones should have the benefit OF a
proper vocal method. for although Miss
Cadman has undoubtedly had cult
walton" IL has not oeen of the right
kind for tone placing
Alan Nude and Harold Clemenoe
are two dapper young Engiishmen
who dance AMI sing with grace and
finish The piece moves along with A
vim, and swing that makes for an
agreeable and spirited holiday enter
tainment.
Next week, Miss Frances Starr In
The Easiest Way" will besthe attrac'
ton, opening with matinee Monday
afternoon.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
TEMPLE.

All Templegoers known Claude and
Fannie Usher and Spareribs. and the
little playlet OF tender pathos and
pugilistic jargon called "Fasin's De-
cision," SO that both players and audi
ence took IL as "A matter OF course
that much applause should greet them
on their opening appearance, Monday
afternoon.
Spareribs is such a well-behaved
dog. acting his part OF the forlorn ana
lonesome doggie in so quiet ana 40
cile manner, that when II comes
time to take his curtain call the JOY
BUSINESS or his wagging tail and MS
alert little face is quite revelation.
Miss Usher is as effective as ever IN
her part of the ragged little wall
whose father was a pugiiist and the
man who put her would-be benefactor
ont of the ring When, she comes
10 linn Fagins house with Sparerlbs
clasped close 10 her heart aud is mace
10 understand that the man with the
bleeding necktie is going TO ADOPT
her. she is delirious with Joy.
When Fagin learns through a medal
the child wears about her neck that
she is the daughter OF his OLD enemy
all the old anger and resentment
against the man who fouled MIN
returns, and he il about TO turn out
the little girl and her doleful doggie
when her pathetic despair wins MIN
over. Perhaps no better tribute coulu
be offered Mr.. and Miss Usher anu
Spareribs than the fact that men anu
women in the audience. Monday al
ternoon. were moved to tears ana
there was much shifting and blowing
of noses. a..
The new method of showing the
Microscope pictures with the auui.
forum fully lighted was tried OUT
for the first time Monday and met
with unqualified approval The PIC
lures are shown with greater clear
ness and eye-strain Is entirely pan
ished. The Temple has the exctu'
sive use of this method In Detroit.
James Conlin, Lillian Steele and
Eddie Carr are three young people
lust from college," who oner an
entertaining singing and "1oshlng
turn. Al Whites Jolly Jiggers, three
Young women and three young men
present "rube" dance that Is gro
tesoue in makeup and requires an
unlimited amount Of nimbleness. PAU
La Croix, with his top hats, orers
deft balancing stunts. The Avon
Comedy Four get away with some
funny stuff and good singing in a
skit that is staged in country
school and called THE New School
Teacher" Rice, Sully and Scott are
acrobatic clowns who combine comic
alA aln
Verona and Alvin Verdi offer mus.
ical turn with violin and cello, and
the Russian dancers and acrobats
| Samaroff and Sonia. present their
wellknown act in which they Tea
ture three intelligent dogs.
Next weeks bill is promised TO be
the best thing out of Kris Kringle'i
pack. ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
Miscellaneous

Carpet Sweepers
Sewing Machines ga
Refrigerators
Baby Go-Carts (the new spring
styles
Rugs-The new spring styles
French, Wiltons, Administers,
Body Brussels and our own ORR
entail importations.
Curtains in wide variety
Rich Draperies :.
Portieres
Shirt Waist Boxes
Skirt Boxes
Cedar Chests
Hassocks
Hall Clocks in Mission Design
Hall Clocks in Solid Mahogany, with
Cathedral Chimes
Japanese Dinner Gongs
Chinese Dinner Gongs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
KELLER IS SENTENCED.
swindier Arrested In Detroit Is Gwen
A Term In Penitentiary.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-Harry h.
Keller. the dentist, who was arrested
in Detroit on a charge OF swindiing
Mrs. Wilhelmina Lynch. OF Brooklyn
out of sl1.2l6. was Monday sentenced
10 from four years and 10 months TO
nine years and 10 months In the peni
Tertiary.
The sentence on Mrs, Keller was
suspended. Keelers story saved her.
'rhe juice of half lemon and a
little butter improves an apple pie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
Get the most for your money
you can buy three presents here for the same money
that it will cost you to buy two at any other store

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20

A moving picture camera which will
make $4,000 accurate photographs in a
second, operating rapidly enough to
picture an insects flight. in q recent
invention
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
Furniture Selections

Solid Mahogany. Cuban Walnut Col
den Oak. Birds. Eye Maple. Curly Birch.
etc.
Without question the largest selec-
lions shown in the city. Remember
when we say solid Mahogany" we
mean Solid Mahogany. not veneered
veneered furniture is being sold under
the disguise of Solid Mahogany. No
such Misrepresentation here.
Parlor Tables
Library Tables
Sewing Tables
Cadillac" Desk Tables
Dining Room Tables
Dining Room Chairs
Bullets
Tea Wagons
Bedroom Suites
In Period Designs
In Colonial Designs
In New Creations
Library Furniture
Sectional Bookcases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20

Chiffonicrs Ladies Writing Desks
Davenports
Music Cabinets
Automatic Wallets
Maids Wallets
Rocking Chairs. Morris Chairs
Fireside Chairs, Turkish Chairs
Easy Chairs, Fancy Chairs
High Boys, Low Boys,
Den Furniture
Kitchen Cabinets
Reed Rocking Chairs
Reed Easy Chairs
Rattan Rocking Chairs
Rattan Easy Chairs
Stickley Bros Famous Mission Fur
niture, Morris Chairs, Rocking
Chairs, Easy Chairs, Settees,
Tables, Desks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
In Art Wares

In this department there is wide
selection Of articles and naturally
large range of prices. and every article
combines the artistic with the useful.
Presents cuitable for all ages can be
found in This department
Marble Statuary in the genuine Car
rara Marble
Bronze Statuary
Terra Gotta Statuary
Electric Table Lamps, beautiful de-
signs
Elegant Lamp Shades, rich, artistic,
latest creations
Electroliers
Brass Table Lamps
Brass Reading Lambs
Hammered Brass Articles
Jardinieres
Flower Pots, etc.
Hammered Copper Wares
Royal Doulton and Cloisonne
Wares
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
MILLIONS OF
FUNNY" Aches

are on the way. They always come
Xmas for the big and little. Get
ready for them, mother. The whole
household will have To be helped.
CASCARETS will do IL easily
and naturally-one at bed time 10
each member and keep the whole
family we'll. 80,
Buy q ioc box CASCARETS-week's
treatment-and have II handy to uss
every night. Xmas week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
Picture Framing to Order

AS manufacturers Of Moulding and
Frames. YOU are sure of the latest Ideas
i'm MouldinSs and in Frame Designs
and Framing This department, Of
course. is crowded with work, but we
have added To the force and Will try
very hard not to disappoint anyone,
but bring IN your orders without delay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
Rich Cut Glass

Our cut glass department is unex-
celed-thats the one word---in the
newest ideas of the product Of one Of
the best factories IN the country.
Berry Bowls
Fruit Dishes
Water Bottles
Decanters
Candelabra
Cream and Sugars
Celery Dishes
Olive Dishes
Salad Bowls
Pickle Dishes
Wine Glasses
Flower Vases
Individual Salts
Fancy Pieces
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
MILES,.

In keeping with the spirit of the
times, the management of the Miles
theater offers its patrons this week
bill of vaudeville quite above the
average. Ordinarily, at this season,
good acts are scarce, but the Miles
appears 10 have experienced no Diff
ficulty as bringing together as COM
petent an aggregation OF entertain
ers as has ever been seen In the
house. The program Is both varied
and well-balanced and some or the
acts are genuine novelties.
A young woman who is the very
personification of artistic grace and
who styles herself Cleopatra en-
Masque." heads the bill, presenting
the Dance OF Death" She has a
beautiful figure and there is real art
in her work The dance depicts an
incident in the reign of Rameses H.,
OF Egypt. The daughter OF an out
law prince, who has defed Rameses,
is brought before the ruler by
couple of slaves. The girl is ordered
TO reveal the whereabouts of her
father. but refuses and is thrust In
TO a dungeon. She begs the guards
10 OTluR HtT Cup VI PoiSOhf eA"S
she may end her life. The fatal po-
ton finally Is forthcoming. Cleopa-
ira grasps IL eagerly, drains 1t on
and presently falls dead. The dance
Is well-staged and the young woman
has the assistance OF capable sup
porting company including a pair OF
swarthy individuals who look like
real orientals.
From the standpoint of novelty. Lee
I'rung Foo, the Chinese baritone, car
ries off the honors OF the bill. He
has pleasing voice Of remarkable
range for a Monaghan, but the real
novelty lies in his repertoire, which
includes Irish and Scotch as well as
American songs. He made a distinc;
hit when he appeared dressed in reg
ulation kits, and his Scotch dialect
was a revelation. Mondays audi
ences were equally surprised to hear
him sing an Irish song in French
Lee Tung Foo is we'll worth hearing
and seeing.
One of the most refined and pref
tily mounted musical acts seen here
in many day Is that OF Louis AL.
SAGE and Maxine Lorraine. The for
mer introduces the "Alsacephone."
an instrument that is played like
violin but which has an aluminium
horn in place of the customary
sounding box. It's tones very closely
resemble the human voice. The
instrument is MIR. Alsace's own in
vention. Miss Lorraine is an accom-.
plished saxaphone artist and wears
some stunning gowns
There are three comedy offerings
and each of them is worth while
Fitzsimmons and Cameron appear i'm
A little skit called Lazy Jane" which
is perfect scream, Miss Cameron
mpersonating country girl. Sully
and Hussy, a pair OF clever young
men, appear as messenger boy and a
sportsman, in some entertaining
dialogue. and parodies, and Nick and
Ida Russell are seen in a well-dress.
ed act which features Nick's eccen-
trio piano playing. Miss Russell is
exceedingly good to look upon and
knows how 10 dress. The Mllescope
closes the bill
A moving picture camera which will
make $4,000 accurate photographs i'm Il
aQcOnd ODaratfng ranidlv enough IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20

First Of all-Reliablilty.
Furniture OF Character and Quality.
Without Rent we Make Low Prices.
Why Not Open an Account with usf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20
Pictures and Frames

Steel Engravings
Beautiful Etchings
Rich Photographers
Lovely Pastels
Delightful Water Colors
Gilt Frames, frames of all Sc
lections, Oval, Square, Oblong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-20

Frank Moulan, Whose Sultan or
Sulu" will always be remembered, .ls
the Simplieitas, and, he ravorts as
nimbly and singseas saily as though
no such thing as a recent court de-
cree for large alifnony hung over him.
Ethel Cadman as Sombra has sew
eral quite pretentious songs vocally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Collector Loeb suspended nine Gus.
TOMS inspectors in New York yesterday
and three employees in other branches OF
the service pending further investiaa.
ton of their record. The twelve men
were formally assistant weighers en-.
gagged in weighing importations of sugar
fgs aud cheese.
Six hremen were overcome and an.
other seriously injured in conaagration
which early today did $4,000 damage
to the FIVE story brick building at 1880
1894 South Penn Square, Philadelphia.
Forest fires in the western end of the
upper peninsula today threatened to wipe
out the village of Allston, thirty miles
from Houghton, Michigan. The town
Is completely surrounded by FIRE. All
the residents are ont fighting the flames.
There has been no rain in the copper
country for several weeks.
King George gave an audience to Ambas.
sador Whitelaw Reid in London this after.
noon, at which it ia understood the question
of Mr.. Roosevelt representing the United
States at the funeral of the late king was dis.
cussed.
A strike of building laborers in Utica, N,
Y, declared 10 days ago, developed violence
today resulting in The arrest of l25 strikers
and the sentencing OF two to terms in all ou a
charge of assault.
Two women are believed to be dying and
two men are seriously injured and one man
sli htly hurt az The result OF hesd-on col
lision between two automobiles an Eliza eth
City, N. j. Just before noon today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
SUICIDE OF A WOULD.BE MUIR
DEFER.

10 DIT of jealtu, rage Perry Hattie,
school teacher OF Shenandoah equity,
shot Miss Naomi C1fuau i've times;
then turning the weapon on himself he
fred bullet into his heart, dying In
SANITY. Hattie had been attentive t.
Miss O0ffman. Accompanied by Flank
Dodson, Miss Oof1man had attended
church near OonicVille, Shenandoah
coulty. While returning In carriage
they were met by Hattie who began
firing. At The first shot the horse be-
came frightened, and ran off, throwing
the occupants out. Then Hattie fred
four more shots at the young woman
With one shot lett in the pistol, he re-
luested Miss Gilman to shoot him.
This she refused to do. Then turning
the pistol on himself, he ended his life.
Misa Ovffman was taken to neighbor' q
htuie and physicians we're summoned.
The wounds are dangerous, one entering
Der abdomen, another pear the heart,
third the luog, the fourth the hand,
and the fifth the arm. Her recovery is
doubtful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
Signs of Collapse of Truce.

London, May 10.-There are signs
today OF collapse of the political truce
declared between the liberal and con-
servstive leaders in order to permit the
new Kipg George 10 have as smooth
sailing as possible at the beginning OF
his regime.
Liberals are accusing the conservatives
OF seeking to take advantage OF The
situation to strengthen their position.
They point to macy evidences in cup
port of their charge, and 1t Is feared
now that crisis will shortly take place
sfier the rev regime gets uoder way.
There is a growing belief smong the
liberals that every months delay weas-
ems their chances Of winning the fight
to dos roy the veto poSer of the Lords
and they sre likely to force The issue
again before the end of the summer.
Premier AsqaIth called his colleagues
into hurried and informal conference
this morning and at ll:3O be visited
the king to present his condolences
and discus the political outcome. L
vas the frat meeting between the
premier and the king. Asquith YOU d
give out nothing regarding either the
cabinet meeting or his talk with tae
king.
The cabinet members, all OF whom
are now 10 the city, off ered their port
iolios 10 the king today, who immed-
iateIv rerurned them, This Ia TIL
cust1m when new king is enthroueo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
cit Ia Berlin.

Berlip, May l0.-Because Theodore
Rooseveil's special train arrived pre-.
ciseIy on time today, there WAS much
confusion In the reception plans at the
railway station. Authorities had been In
formed that the trsin was thirty min.
utea late, and with the exception 81
Baron Won Scboen, the minister ct for
eign affairs, and his brilliant staff, there
was DO one at the station to meet Mr..
Roosevelt.
The kaiser had planned to haye bi'
imperial III ,rd drawn up st the station
to welcome him and to convey the
Roosevelts 10 the American Embassy 10
imperial carriages.
The guard. resplendent In gold and
laca, and the imperial carriages, rich
With their trappiDgs, all arrived, how
ever, after the Roosevelts had been
bundled into tsxicabs and started for
the embassy.
When the kaiser heard of the mistake
be was greatly "tu'sed" and upbraided
those 10 charge of the reception plans
for their carelessuess.
In consequence OF the death OF King
Edward, the meetings between Roosevelt
aud The kaiser will be few and Informal.
The Grtt of these took place st O'Clock
this afternoon at the Potsdam Palace,
where The Rooseveltu had luncheon TO-
day. The gret ting the kaiser extended
was cordial In the extreme, though it Waa
evident that be was much depressed by
his royal uncle's death.
Grown Prince Wilhelm and his family
we're also at the palace. The family al
buns Of the Fl ,heDz,lerns, which are
Only shown to visitors on rare occasions,
we're Inspected by Mr.. Roosevelt.
Leaving the palsce, the Rcosevelts
motored back to the embassy where they
will remain as Ambassador HIPS guests
during their stay here. The next meet
Ing between Roosevelt AND the kaiser
will take place at the UoiVersity OF Bar.
liz, Thursday. when Roosevelt delivers
the third OF his European lecturer. 1t is
probable hat third and more extended
meeting will be arranged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-10
Virginia News.

The battalion OF cadets of lhs Virginia
Military In.titut, lef. Lexington yester-
Cay on the frat days practice march to
S.su t)D.
Fire lsst might st Suffolk totally de-
stroyed the gain elevator of the Virgicla
Mile, practically every bin in which was
filled With CORD, loss S25, 900.
The Colonial Danes Of America in
The State of Virginia %ill hold their an-
pusl meeting st the Women's Cldo 10
Richmond this AFTERNOON g. 5 O'CLOCK.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
The tenth apnUal convention OF the
Virginia delegates of the Knights OF
Coiumtu, met in the organ'z .iion's new
home In Richmond this morning aud
will adjourn Wednesday evening.
The sale of the Panne.t farm, which
contains niuety.elgbt acres to Mr.. Gsorge
BowIy and Hite on Saturday by Mrs. /.
W. Harrison for SIS, TAO, shows the
large increase in value OF land In Fred
erick county In the past seVefsl years.
Alexander Skidmore, Confederate
veteran, oiS:atford county, Vas psral5 zsd
Friday night at his home, nesr Freder-
icksburg. BE was taken to the Mary
Washington Hospital In that city
for treatment and died Saturday night.
George Wexford Garrett, of Washing
ton, and Miss Verna Bronson CLARKE,
diu shtsr of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Clarke, of Spotsylvania county, were
married Saturday evening ct Willow
Cakes, the home of the BRIDES parents,
oy Rev. Decatur Edwards, of Ffeder"
icksburg.
TIE fifteenth anrull meeting OF the
Association of Surgeons OF the 8: uthe'n
Railway, will be held in the auditorium
of the Jefferson Hotel, RichmondMRy "a
10 &c. Surgeons from all over the South.
ern system will be present when the con.
ven,ion is called to order at 10 O'Clock
on Tu ,sdsy by Chairman J. A White,
of the committee on arrangements.