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from justice from that country. The question of the sanity of Charlton. it is suggested, is one for the courts and not for the department to deter mine
 Had Secretary Knox refrained from acting in the case six days, Charlton would have been free, as the statutes required final ac tiUn ot counsel for the accused of commitment. The legal conten- ton of counsel for the accuseE on "Italy's refusal D surrender OWE citizens" and the point that the Italian demand for Charlton's sur render had not been made in strict accordance with the requirements of the treaty are swept away by the secretary without basis, and the committing magistrates proceedings ard found ta have been regular in all respects. The closing remark Of the secretary is significant carrying the intimation that Charlton's at torney may have further recourse to the courts, if they are disposed to raise the question of insanity.
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The Man of the Hour," the em phatic success of the past four years comes again to the Orpheum on Dec. 15.
 There is no reason to believe that our playgoers will not again take this admirable play to their hearts and crowd the house for the length of its stay. The management will display their real quality by sending a cast that ranks with the very best that has ever left New York city in any play. When The Man of the Hour was first produced in New York, a pace was set in the way of interpre- tation by company of fine players that has never since been permitted to flag.
 Harry English, John Moore, John Morris, Edward Keene. Clyde F. Nc, cabe, Frank Hanna, Franklin George, Frank Hendricks, E. H. Felt, Geo. A. Cameron and Emma Naylor, Florence Mack. Virginia Irwin are all well known artists who will take part in this brilliant presentation of George Broadhurst's sparkling play.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-10
TOMBSTONE CANYON
 TEAM CHALLENGED
Romorrow evening there will

Tomorrow evening there will be a meeting o. tl; se interested in football at the Swim saloon in Lo- we'll. The Hibernian team is look ing for a game Christmas day and have fssued a~ challenge to the Tombstone Canyon team. There is considerable interest in this sport and fast contest is assured under rules.
 Lowell United are already re-or- sanized and putting in hard work at practice The Canyon Stars are also in the field again with a clever aggregation of players The new est organization is the Irish team Lowell under the management oi Charlie Maddera with headquarters at the swim" saloon. Sunday after noon there will be practice at the ball park and large attendance IS already assured
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-10
SIXTY MINERS ENToMsEo.

VANCOUVER, B. C., Dee 9.-Six- ty miners have been entombed in the Bbuebeard colliery, at Frankfort. AZ berta, as the result of an explosion which occurred there today. Two bodies have been found by rescuers. It is believed some of the entombed men may be alive, and strenous ef- forts are being made to reach them.
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GREAT TREAT
 IN STORE FOR
 MONDAY NIGHT
Spectacular Production of the Play AHiawatha" At The Cole-Ryan Building in War ren by School Pupils

An evening of genuine pleasure is in store for all who attend the magnificent production of "Hiawa. tha," at the Cole-Ryan hall in War ren next Monday when the pupils f the Warren school give the play. for the purpose of raisins money for a new piano for the kin. lergarten. The following is the pro gram:
 indian Game Ten Photographers Mother Goose Songs Photographers
 HlAWATHA. Scene One-Message to warriors from Gitche Manito. the Mighty. scene Two-Mudjekeewis relates his ncounter with the great bear, Mi shi Mokwa. scene Th-c~(TwIIisntt- -Nokomis md tbe child Hiawatha.
 lNTERMisSIoN Scer.e Four-The Youth of Hianvs Iha
 lNTERMiSSION Scene Five-Nokomis advises Hia- watha. Scene Six-Hiauatha's wooing. Scene Seven--Wedding Feast. scene Eight-Famine; Death of Mn- nehaha. scene Nine-White Mans appearance iiawatha's departure.
 CAST OF CHARACTERS Gawetha, As a Child, Louis Curry,
 As a Youth, Ursilla Reese
 as Warrior, Henry Wat terson Allen. s,innehaha. Jeennette Sholes. srrow Maker, Marvin Mcclure. Nol5Dmis, May Curry. Nudiekeewis. Charlotte Johnston. 'aeoo, William Cleary. Tau-Pau-keewis, Roland Crebe. Chibiabos, Lillie Rooney. Priest, Marvin McGuire. Youth, Kenneth Peabody. Famine. Charlotte Johnston. Fever, Eleanor Hart. Warriors and Women, Harry Alt house. Anna Hart. Evan Wild. Elm fly Dram, Althea Saelid, yesta Mat thews White Men, Alba Reese and Freq fEomewood.
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CHARLTON MUST
 60 BACK ID ITALY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Secretary Knox granted today the request of Italy for the surrender of Porter Charlton, who is charged with the murder of his wife at Lake Como
 Secretary Knox holds that the fact that Italy refuses to surrender her citizens to United States for trial does not relieve this country from rae obligation of the extlSadition treaty to surrender to Italy fugftives
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The following music will be rem dered at the Sacred Concert at the First Presbyterian church, Sunday evening, Dec II, 7:30. Organ Pre- Jude. Prelude in c Minor Major.
 (Dubois), F. R. Reynolds; What are These That are Arrayed," tStainer) ; Tenor and Baritone Duet, Sweet Peace" (BiIhorn), W. A. Murray and H. E. Nixon; The Shadow of the Evening Hours" tShelley); From bone Solo, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" (Ambrose), Gilbert Maston Anthem, Seek Ye the Lord" (Rob, erts); Baritone Solo, "Oh, Love Di- vine," (Nevin). Lee Blair; Offeratory, organ, "An6.ante Con Moto," Uoder) !; Quartette, Nearer My God To Thee, Iiebe-Schilling); Organ Postlude Largo" tHandet. F. R. Reynolds. Seats free. Herbert E. Nixon, choir director: F. R. Reynolds, organist.
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% so 2 D. r., at the Office sa'oo"
e.oxea POSTPONED.

The smoker and ratification mee
 ha gwen the returning dele . m os the constitutional conN sA nv the Warren District Deni' ". e...,,c c,ub has been postponed ron Saturday night until some nieh' neA' .'aar which win be announced ai.. inc delegates return. The .i cnanS 2. tne .,e os the ratification meeting IS ~ a ,o ,be fact that all of the ae eca,oS s1 would not be able to be pres apt Saturday night as they WI, - main in Phoenix day longer 'hs' was expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-10
JAPANESE ENGINEER LEAVES

k- Nishimura, mining engineer of Tokyo, Japan. who has been in this city for several days inspecting the mines of the Warren district, left last evening for Douglas where he will visit the smelters. He may go to Naco zari to wis t the big concentsator. Nishimura is chief engineer of the Nitse mine of Japan and is a grad uate of the engineering school of the Imperial University of Tokyo. He has been visiting all of the big mines and reduction works in American to observe the American mining and re. duction practice and will sail from San Francisco for Japan December 20.
 We are overstocked On Fancy China, and while it lasts will ser at big reduction. w. $. Stodghill, iOld Stareard Furniture Co.'S stand} iiTewery Gulch. 16T.
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,,ux GETS NINETY DAYS.

Char,es Zink the fiim-hanlnei ao s.n, in ial for ninety days by Juoge High yesterday morning. Zlnk maa. ., no protest against his punisnment nt and ;s beIfeved to be an old timer at ,bs game so cleverly did he worS h. r chadwick for five dollars. TnuEs, Tnu io, he entered the ChadwicR's place of business and rendering slo n, DIl. in navment for small purchase kept mn a running fire of conversation s un, ,t ha had secured his change anu aa extra five dollar bn also.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-10
LOWELL BOELtRS
 DEFEAT TIE B. l. CO.

At the |. N. C.. A. alleys, last evening the Lowell team not only defeated the B. l. Co, but also howied the second highest score O. the tournament The final result was Lowell 14o7, B. l. Co.,. l166. The individual scores were as follows; Loweli-Marez-1S6, 1So, 174, total 4ge.
 Holle-1s3. IFS, 154, total f90.
 Marshail-139, 123. 165, total 427
 Team total 1407.
 E. L CO.-Humphrey- 1ls. i55. total 422.
 Iseed-l52, 123, 134, total 109.
 Rosok-l24, g. I16, total S35.
 Team total-1l66.
 This evening the fast Spray team vih bowl the Morning Glories.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-10
CLUB DIRECTORS MEET.

The directors of the Lowell club held a meeting Thursday night to transact necessary business and VIII hold another meeting within few days. Five carpenters are at work on the Moore Fuel and Feed company buildings renovating them for the uss
 of the club which will gve its hrs' dance probably Christmas Eve.
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ExTRAoiTIoN OF GARCIA.

Miguel L. Torres, Mexican consul at Naco who has been in Bisbee for several days on business connected with the extradition of Manuel J. Gar cia, returned to Naco yesterday af. terLoon. He will return to Bisbee Monday to attend the extradition pro ceedings to be held in the court of United States Commissioner Taylor All the papers in the case coming from the City of Mexico were in Span ish and have been translated by the consul into Engl sh. Garcia is want. ed in Mexico for the alleged embez- clement of money from the Agua Prieta postoffice during his term of office as postmaster.
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. . . . . . . . . . . : PERSONAL MENTION . A . . . > ( . A . . . -

Frank Yeager returned to his ranch near Huachuca station yesterday
 Mrs Meyers of Glance arrived III this city yesterday afternoon
 II Wilson of Tucson is in Bispee for a short visit.
 cue,s1mas BOOKLETS AND eosT CARDS AT CENTRAL PHAR-
 Mir and Mrs. H. D. Mcyay went to Naeo yesterday.
 Mrs Frank Moson and children ar rived in this city last evening iroin Hereford.
 Attorney Ben Goodrich of ToEnp- stone arrived in this city last e'en ing.
 TT Burke. os Lamar, Colorado vas in this city yesterday on busf ness.
 | H. Rankin of Wichita, hahsas' was in this city yesterday on DUST ness
 Joe Strinker let yesterdaS Phoenix where he will spend "eeA ~ From Phoenix he is going 10 nas where he will remain
 Walter Goslin left for DouglaS i'ss' evening to meet his father ana nio.n' er who are coming from kansas oi.y' Mo .o spend the winter in this ci's'
 Tinted States Attorney J. l.. MOI. rison is expected to return tomorfo" from Tucson where he has ceeh on business connected with Cni'eSe immigation case. MT. and Mrs Greenway, father ana mother of General Manager John c. Greenway of the c. & A. and s. &
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Treasury stock in the Cadena

Treasury stock in the Cadena de Cobre company is on sale at the office of Hogan and Seed at 50 cents per share, par value sI- The funds realized from the sale of the stock are for development purposes. The engineers report can be seen q the office.
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vAceANTs BEFORE COURT

Judge High sitting as police mag istrate heard the evidence in the cases of M. Wasserrhan and William Pennington, yesterday. Both had been arrested early in the week and q technical charge of vagrancy had been flied against them. Wasserman pleaded not guilty and his case was taken under consideration until this afternoon at o'clock
 Pennington pleaded not guilty changed his plea later to guilty and was fined S35. He paid and was instructed by the court to leave town forthwith.
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CENSUS RETURNS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Estates of Wyoming 145,9S5; increase 53,43i CT 57.7 Der cent. Alaska 64,356, in crease 764 or 1.2 per cent Ha
 waiian Islands 191,s0s, increase 37.- sos Or 2s4.s per cent. Honolulu 5z,- lss increase l2,s77 or BPS per cent.
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Chowder. cod hsh and cream potatoes at Office Saloon.
NEW INDUSTRY POSSIBLE

Through the inventive genius or three Bisbee men a new industry ma! tz, established in the city. w, IT. Martin. w. J. Webster and A. Ires cor,tbick have been granted a patent oD or adiustable seat for a child which may be attached to either d h cvcl. or buggy. The patehteeS contemplate interesting eapieai III their invention and starting the mahu fracture of it.
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R. E. kOhlER.

R. E.. Kohler. foreman of the Sac ramento shaft of the Copper Queen was taken to the Copper Queen hos piral yesterday. He has been ill for several days.
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ATTENTION ELks.

There win he a special meeting s)r initiation Saturday evening, the 10th, at 500 P. m. in Odd Fellow : Hall. Please endeavor to be at Eiks club by, 7:45 p. m. Saturday evening
 T. o. McGRATH,
 Secretary. ls6
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REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN.

Attorney Albert Sames. chairman of the territorial republican central committee, was in this city last even ing on his way nome to Douglas from Tombstone.
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Assistant Superintendent Patter- son of the Rio Yaqui road was in Bisbee last evening from Sonora. He stated that there have been no signs of revolutionary trouble on the west coast of Mexico.
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MISS TREu IMPROVING.

Miss Helen Treu, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Treu who has been i'll with typhoid fever at the Copper Queen hospital is reported 10 be very much better.
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OPENS CAFE TODAY

John Hart will open the Busy Bee cafe in the Klein, Letson ani Marks building today. The place has been conveniently fitted up and all arrangements made to give first class service
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POSTPONE ELECTION

The election of the officers "f the Cochise County Medical society ha Heen postponed until the first r ing in January.
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WITH CAV WIDOW.

John Radovish has gone to Globe 10 join the Gay Widow company as general utility man. He has been a pupil Of the Nixon dramatic schoo since the school was organized.
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The Street cars all stop in front of Geo. Roberts, Main street "That good place to eat"
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VERY MUCH BETTER

The condition of Dr. Baum was very much improved yesterday and there is no doubt of his rapid recov- cry. He regained consciousness dur ing the morning and spoke with those about him.
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TAKEN TO JAIL.

Ben Hall. the negro who was sen fenced to serve six months ip the county jail for larceny was taken to Tombstone Thursday by Constable Bailey of Lowell.
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Twelve of these decorate the sides and back Of the store, while in the center is placed two giant palms that stand eight feet in height, and add a decidedly refreshing effect to the al ready beautifully decorated interior of the store.
 Palms in Arizona are rare sight and are especially pleasing to behold at this time of the year
 MT. Henkel Is making today his hol iday opening. and offers to eac. one calling a coupon that will ent!tle him to a 15 percent discount on any arti' cle purchased in his store, from nov until Christmas. These coupons vii only be given today, and will mean a considerable saving to those who take advantage of this offer. The store will be open this evening until late. An orchestra has been engaged and music will be one of the feat ures of the entertainment Every body Is invited to call and see the Christmas display.
 All litigation concerning the Ca dena de Cobre company has been brought to an end and the uties the property are perfect with al t.xes maid to date. The stock in this company is selling at 50 cents per share, par value sl.
 HOGAN & SEED l's'
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Treasury stock of the Cadena de Cobre for sale. 50 cents per share
 Hogan and Seed.
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Change of lunch every day al Georoe Roberts on Main street "That good place to eat"
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P. who have been visiting their son at his home in Warren left yesrer day afternoon for the east.
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Cadena de Cobre stock for sale at the office of Hogan and Seed al 70 cents per share. This is treasury Stock and is being sold for develop ment purposes.
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The Original sudweiser beer on .,.uoh,. and s-year-oid Tayicr Wn,s. Rev st George Roberts on m street "That good place to ea'
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WALKER HEARING TODAY.

The w E. Walker hearing in the Naco justice court will take place today. Assistant District Attorney F. ]. Flanigan will represent the territory.
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AT TIE ONE PRICE STORE.

One of the most beautifully decor ated storeB seen in the city this sea son is that of c. M. Henkel. the jew eiryman. Mir. Henkel has purchased a collection of evergreen palms. from the hot houses of the east and has had them transplanted to jardinieres.
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. = = . < = = = = . = = . . CITY NEWS iN BRIEF . . . . % . . A . . C = C > .

A discount coupon at Henkep Dec. 10 is worth Is per cent to you
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Drop ,n and get . bowl Of sous st the ofice Saloon.
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NOTICE.

An former patients owing money to Dr. k w. Baum will please call at the office of Williams. Flanigan aud Dorr in the Medigovich building and settle. It is absolutely es- sential tlat these bills be paid al once as Dr. Baum is critically Il! q: the C. (. A. hospital and Mrs. Raum must raise a large amour: oE money to defray expense. It is exnected that all will rally af this time and do every thing possi ble 10 assist Mrs. Baum.
 WILLIAMS. FLANAGAN & DORR.
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See my announcement on pag, k ttenkei
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~-re to the one price store Dec 10 and enjoy the entertainment- Henkel.
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seANlARo INJURED.

Juan Santos. a Spaniard, had his right arm severely injured n a fan of timber at the Oliver shaft where he was employed. He will be laid up several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-10

The original Budweiser beer on draught, and 8 year old Tayloi whskey at George Roberts on Main street
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Get a discount scspon at Hen Dec. 10.
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Mound City Paints wear lon2cS' ,,a look best, siseEE HARD~~ co % 145
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TIME TABLE CHANGES

The new time table of the E.. P. & $. W. which will go into enect tomorrow is as follows: Arrive at Bisbee: No 50; 9.05 a. m- from Fl Paso for Benson and West. No. s 52; S.l0 a. m. from Benson and west.
 90 s 54; 5-25 D. m- from Benson and west for Fl Paso. No. 56; 3.35 p. m. from F. Paso and east.
 No 5S; 2:I5 p. m. from Douglas Leave BIsbee:
 No. : 51; 9.2O a. m. for Benson and west
 No. 6 53; T.0G a. m. for Fl Paso and east.
 No. s. 55; $40 p. m. for Fl Paso and east.
 No. 57; 2.25 p. m. for Benson and west.
 No. 10 5g; 10.45 a. m. for Douglas.
 1t will be seen by the above that the morning train from Benson east bound to Douglas and Fl Paso caves much earlier than formerly and that the morning west bound trains arrive and depart five minutes iater
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Meet rae at the opening Dec. Io Henke..
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MAYA GOES TO JAIL

The one price store. Henkels
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Mir and Mrs. Greenway, father and mother of General Manager John c- Greenway of the c. & A. and s. &
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When you think of diamonds think of Henkels the one price store.
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CHRISTMAS BOOKLETS hNc POST CARDS AT CENTRAL PEAR
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CHURCH MUSIC SUNDAY.

If it's a watch go to Benkels.
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WEST COAST QUIET

seaishipt oysters-Tovrea's.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-10

Maya, the Mexican who walked with his family from Fl Paso tc Elsbee and shortly after his arrival here was sent to the insane asylum al Phoenix and later released from that iustitutioh, has been sent to the county jail for sixty days for disturbing the peace at Lowell. II mediately alter being released from the asylum Maya walked from the Capital City to Bisbee, making t'a. long hike in a remarkably short time. When he reached Lowell he learned that his family and gone to Naco, Sonora where they wer. being cared for by the Mexican con suI at Naco, Arizona pending the action of the Mexican government in the case. Instead of ing his family Maya remained about Lo' well and the first of the week miXs up in a general fight among a party of Mexicans. He was arrested and brought before Justice Murphy who sentenced him to serve 50 days in the county jail.
 4 full line of Christmas cards decorations and toys, prices right W. s. StodghilI (Old Standard Furn jLure Co.'S Location) Brewery Gulci,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-10

Walter Goslin left for DouslaS '.,' evening to meet his father ana mo.h % or who are coming from kansas oi.y Mo. to spend the winter in this ci's
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-08
fine time At FARGO
Returning Visitors to City on Labor
Day Pleased With Teddy
p and Fargo.

Minot Optic: Teddy is all right"
said Staale Hendrickson, deputy game
warden, who returned this morning
from Fargo, where he listened with in
terest to Roosevelt's address. THE
travelling men of the state took part in
the big parade yesterday. AS one OF
the features we had one of the boys
dressed up as Teddy, riding on a stage
coach with lot of wild animals. AS
the coach passed Teddy, his double
took off his hat and shook hands with
himself. Roosevelt grinned all over
and went through the same motions.
In his speech he mentioned the Incl
dent and paid high compliment to the
travelling men of the state. The recep-
ton given Roosevelt was credit to
the state from every point of view
and / think he liked it. He delivered
good address and held the thousands
spellbound, despite the heavy rain that
was falling"
Mr.. DISCARD of the landoffice, who
was also one of the interested spec
tators, said: Colonel Roosevelt was
given the biggest ovation L have ever
heard a public man receive. This is
the first time have had the privilege
Of seeing and hearing the ex-president
and thoroughly enjoyed every minute
of 1t. He is a great man."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-08
The POPULAR BIJOU
Offers ExceptionaI Picture Series For
Balance of this week ~ Three
Strong Subjects Tonight.

The ever growing popularity OF the
Bijou can only be attributed to the
thing and that is the fact that they
are giving the public what they want
in the way of entertainment, clean, at
tractive and commendable from every
standpoint.
The bill for the closing days OF this
week is exceptionally strong. In adj
dition to the vaudeville special fea-
ture three pictures OF unusual merit
are on the card First Is The Ace of
Hearts. o funny burlesque on the ia
nous French Novel "Cid" and this
picture will make you laugh by its
funny situations while holding your
interest through it's uncertainty.
An Ancient Mariner who refuses to
give up the habits OF lifetime when
he retires TO land Is another good clean
piece of comedy He has everything
On land ordered according to naval
custom and you will find lots to inter-
est you in this picture of an old sea
dog on land.
Unexpected Help is wonderfully
strong dramatic picture, full of intense
heart interest, showing the temptations
and struggle of a human life: how a
faithful wife overcones the machina-
tions of those who would destroy. the
honor OF her husband. A lesson on
the necessity of good associates is to
be found In this great picture which
is being shown at the Bijou.