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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20
VIDA ESPoRIWA
EN- CAGUAS.
Savarona mantlene en- alto
su prestige y sus glorlas.
Situacion y San Lorenzo Sc pre-
paran para ei domingo.
Distinguidas seiloritas de San
Lorenzo son hutspedes de
la bella ciudad del Turabo,
De nuestro corresponsal.

Octubre 10. Ell jueves pasado hu
bo un meeting en- Casuas. Hablaron
los senores Diaz Navarro y Munoz
Rivera. IA primero Sc defendlo de Ia
acusacion que como enemi go de los
trabajadores le formulan estos. Fl
segundo, con sus hahiles esfuerzos.
trato de conciliar los elementos desl-
dentes.
Ell acto fue solemne Y gran concu-
rrencia ovo en- silenclo las frases de
los oradores.
Ell domin go 16 del corrente Sc
llevo a efecto en- la "Colonla espano-
la una anlmada jarana.
Muchas y belliSamas damas concu-
rrieron esta.
Selecta Y nutrida concurrencla con
templabanla desde el paseo del Par
que Palmer.
-Tambien Sc celebro ell DOMINGO
un renido desafio de base ball entire
el club "Fundicion" de San Juan y
el "Savaronas de esta ganando este
nltimo con I'm score de 3xO. Van dos
veces que "Savarona lie ha regalado
8 sortijas al "Fundicidn" y el prdNl
mo domingo vuelven por algunas
mas.
Ell domingo % Sc efectuara un
desafio de base hdll entire el team "Lu
tuania" de esta y ell VALE rico' de
San Lorenzo. FL desafio Sc llevara
a cabo en- los terlenos de este ,lltl-
mo.
FL domingo pasado tuvimos el
gusto de saludar en- San Lorenzo a
las simpaticas senorltas Catalina
Baez y Pep6 Grau. 4 ambas y sa
distinguidos famihares deseamos
grandes satisfacciones en- estas lineas
-Hace algunos dfas salio con rum
DO para ell institute de Lajas, el i6ven
Arturo Aponte compatriota estlma-
disimo. Va Artuiito como carihosa
mente le llamamosen Ca guas, a con-
tinuar sus estudios enaquel conocldo
planted de ensenanza.
lie deseamos grandes syltos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20
OBITO

Aver fallecio en- su residenela
de Catano el ilustrado farmaceutlco
Sr Jose Rafael Mascara, hermano de
nuestro companen sr. Vicente, del
mismo apslll dc,
La Correspondence Sc une al
duelo V envia i sus famillares el tes-
timonio sincere de su pesame senti-
do
Hava paz en- el seno de Dios para
el alma del buen ciudadano que com
plid dignamente 81 mission eli la tie
rra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20
81 PADECE DEL EST0-
MAG0 NO DESESPEnE VD.
Empleado Municipal de Palmi.
ra que 10 Habia ProbadO to-
do, Sc euro con las PildOraS
ROSadas del DR.. Williams.

Es eosa muv comtin para los que
Sufren del estoma 90, de darse por IN
curahles, v aceptar los martlrlos de la
dyspepsia con innece>ar;, resi- gnaelon
Fl tratamiento tdnico del estama 90
con las Pfldoras Rosadas del DIR. vi
lliams. ha curadn 1 miles que hahian
tornado digestivos inutilmente par
largo tempo. Su misian es enrique
Ger la sangre y fortalecer los ncrvios
del estoma 20, lleyando asi fuerzas
para la popia asimIlaclon 7 dl ees-
ton natural dc los allmentos por par
tie de los 6rganos disestlvos mismos.
Muchas caftas e han puhllcatlo
demostandn Il, cileacia de estas pill
doras. He agui otra que rernite 81 Sr.
Felipe Montoto. conneiio empleado
municipal IL Ia cindad de Palnlira,
Cuba. tralle ienfuegos 81 POI es-
paeio dc mas de clnco aiios cstiivc pa
tie una molesto,a enierme-
dad s!el estoma 20, I'm Ollie / grara la
mas lisera mejoria con nitichas nledi-
cinas que tome. La eniermedad Sc
eomplir5 con eczema. dolores le ca
feza, afeccinn renal. etc. La enferme
dad orignio en- ire s'llaridades en- las
deSvelas Y otros eNceSos 81
milares. Haze s,cn tiempp que. de-
tiao j los frccueules certificates que
venia Observance IN Ia prensa en- IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20

defensa pide I'm receso i Ia eorte de
diez minutes, los c ales fueron con
cedidos. Terminado el receso con-
tinua la session. Surje I'm incidente en-
tire Ia corte Y el fiscal Y Ia defensa .por
motives de los testigos tie Ia acusa
cion. La Corte resuclve Fl inci,iente.
Comparece el DIR. Garcia de Ii To-
RE Y a preguntas de Ia dciensa dice
"Que es msdico inspector lie este
distrito; que exa Inino ei craneo que
le ponen de manifesto ' que ,Iel re-
sultado del examen que hlzo IL
,craneo' observe-dice. el asiiero
que tiene en- Ia parte occiptal. que i
Sc tratara de alg,ma heridaconp alo
8 piedra. Il otros instru entos con
tundentes hubiera tenido que pro-
ducir hundimiento en- el craneo
y hubiera tornado cisura ytste era
neo no. tiene cisura. Sc nota una cisu
"a de poea importancia q e no
creo sea producida por I'm instru-
mento contundente y lego i II
conclusion que fue producida por
una bala de afuera para dentro. In
dudablemcnte en.r6 la bala por
la boca FOR el agujen occipital
estando Ia caheza haeia arriha. Ia ba
la tuvo que chocar con dos verte-
bras y es opinion mia que Ia bala pc
metro por la boca Y no por Ia parte
posterior 6sea por ahaio
a preguntas de Fiscal contesta el
perito ::,.que Ia hala pu,lo haber ne
netrado por el hueco occipital. FL
perito explica al jurado sus opinio- i
nes con el craneo en- Ia mano Y Ia po-
scion en- que puso el revolver. u Ia /
direction de Ia hala. La defensa /
manifesto que admite que sru testi-
90 sea largamente examinado pDr 81 1
fiscal
tVease d edicci6n de mafanal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20
Vista civil en- Manati.
Una orden contraprodu
ccnte.
Los yecinos desean que ell jefe
de la policia revoque Ia or
den dada por el, de que Ia
policia penetre cen sus ca
ballos en- la plaza de recreo.
De puestro corresponsal

Octubre l9.-Por fin fue descu-
bierto el robo del correo de Barcelo-
meta. gracias a las actividades des-
pleeadas por Ia polrcia que no des-
oanso I'm momento hasta no conse-
guir st objeto, en- la nueva investi-
gaci6n llevada a cabo ror el marshal
de la corte Federal. Resslltaron eul-
pables dos individuos a quienes Sc lie
exigen mil dollars y 500 para la Ii
bertad provisional
"A eonsccuencia dc los meetings
politicos cl cine dc nuestro buen ami
60 don Luis Arsuaga esta sufriendo
una pequena crisis por falta de espec-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20

Resulado: qnc l. sehora Cornelia
Marquee que tIene varios iamiliares
a. nlitaban er Il ilas repuhIiCanas
al conocer del atrepello de que fus
victirna mo IL ~ s:eudos Sc han Sc
parade de diclso partido.
iHermosas cxplSn,liias normns Ia
de esos poiFeS sompatriotasl
va h Salsen lls uniOnistas. En-
IA sala lie ssp,ugrsss no hav auxi-
lio mas que para las republicanoe
" ESQ que son ks que hicieron az,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-20
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.

isUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENEs INMUEBLEs
En- la Co.ectu1 "a octubre
1870 las lo4
ben relaclonado de e cubr las on
buGones haber pagado
dendo las conbucncs yencdas ecagos dspne
Ley de Rentas lnternss.
IPROPlETAROS Description de popedad Contribuone
apEoxmados
EN- sEGUNDA SUBASIA
Felix Cruz Manso, Solar de- 1852 m ouadrados
el barro SantuIcc
Minilas 1923
ueden los dea espeeiyos expedenes
FL comIrador de ada oedi debc efccvo
dlez del yndidA perdera
de dlar de cuai le ue subastada
propedad dez
San Juan, P T., 1910
JFirmado) r 7. Ponta-Colecor
Aprobado Samuel D. Goaer Treasurer
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

special service to The Herald by J. c. VII
son member Of the Chicago board OF trade
New York stock exchange and san tIaheiseo
bond and stock exchange, PIP west fH'n
street, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO April I5-The wheat market was
a narrow affair Lower carly on benehlclal
rains covering the northwestern sprlus MHea'
country. Nebraska and all winter wheat ter
rfrorv cast of the Missouri river. then recoV-
e~cd on buying to take profits by shorts' VINO
have been putting out wheat all week. \
very liberal volume Of business was done
within today's narrow price limits Ihe Gov
ering bv the shorts was mainly on the mueh
lover temporatures-down to freezing as far
south as the Nebraska line, with official tore-
cast of frost tonight in Kansas ana Missouri l.
Prospects arc for a slight Increase IN the Nl9i-
hle Red winter wheat weak in all dlfectons'
Look for a scelping market with sales on inc
little bulges advisable
'rha corn market covered a narrow range OF
prices. although a fair business was zone,
leading longs in wheat continued TO cover
shorts in May corn and there was some spec
Native and investment call for July Cohsld-
cradle Of the latter however was on safe ana
served TO hold the market rather steady' Cdsh
corn a shade higher, Little Improvement IN
the eastern inquiry, but it resulted IN only
moderate sales. ,. e.
More trade than usual IN oats, cneuy toL
September Temperature cast for Ueezlns
tomorrow well down into the oats producing
states helped to make offerings light and de-
mand a little better than usual
Provisions were fairly well bought by some
of the leading shorts carly, but modest ad-
vance so increased the supply that 1t stErted
a fair selling movement from local speculative
so,rres lard was in better demand today
than other products and made better SHOW
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

The market on the exchange, while lively,
was somewhat impaired owing to the fact that
the automatic hammers used in the erection Of
the new Hellman building make It almost i'm
and the caller was practically out Of business
most Of the time. Just what can be done in
this matter seems hard to decide, but there is
no doubt but what the trading call re-
stricted owing to the noise
Associated sold quite extensively at 49ta, clos
ing little better than it opened. which was
49A American common sold at 1872. which is
at the same figure Of two or three days ago
Midway was not particularly active. 61ls
being bid and being transferred at GO or better.
Olnda again sold at ST. and Cleveland was in
demand at %, being a point better than yes
terday. This stock Will go much higher, ac-
cording TO those interested in this stock. as
the company will soon go on dividend paying
basis. Palmer was in demand at IS. Mexican
preferred was strong at 671s; Mexican common
was not a heavy trader. which is the first time
in weeks that there has not been 100 or 200
shares transferred.
Union was quite a feature of the market and
was traded in extensively, a couple of hundred
shares changing hands, one of the brokers buy
ing a hundred and some odd would look as If
Union was moving up a peg. McKittrick OPP
orators and McKittrlck Investors were both
traded in yesterday Nevada Midway showed
no change.
Among the mining stocks California Hills
woke up and sold up to cents Consolidated
Mines sold at s. per thousand.
Among the industrials and public utilities, the
only demand seemed To be for E1sons and
Home Telephone preferred, neither of which
were traded in
Citizens National was again traded in TO the
extent of 10 shares
Among the bond list. Associated bonds were
in demand, as were Traction rs and 6s. but
none came out
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
RISE IN MARKET
PRICES CHECKED
Technical Causes Stay Boom in
Which Many Have Made
Big Profits
OFFERINGS EXCEED DEMAND
Attention of Financial CenterS At
traCted by Lowering
Food Prices
OFFERINGS EXCEED DEMAND
ASSOCIATED Pressl

NEW YORK, April 15.-Operations
for the rise in stocks encountered
some obstacles today which caused a
hesitating and irregular movement.
The causes of the markets action We're
largely technical and actual news still
played small part in the dealings.
The advance in prices this week has
resulted i'm attractive profits for those
who held stocks from the beginning.
Consequently when those who are
fostering the rise bid up at the outset
today there was considerable volume
of selling orders on the advance from
those desirous of realizing their profits.
The offerings proved heavier than the
bulls cared to accept and prices ranged
lower with a subsistence Of offerings.
Conditions were not against the rise
in stocks.
The nreliminar,. estimates of the
weeks currency movement Indicated
large influx of cash to New YORK from
the interior, to which was to be added
the sum of $2,07I000 paid out on bal
ance by the subtreasury owing to the
payments on the monthly pension ac-
count In spite of the AOOO,0OO IN
gold shipped to London this week
there is a probability that the banks
will show a gain of several mllllohs
in cash for the week. 1t was on ac-
loan rate ran off late in the day.
The declining tendency Of prices in
foodstuhs is attracting attention in
the financial centers and important re-
suits are expected from this condi-
tion.
Tho reduction Of the high cost of
living tends to relieve one of the
gravest causes Of anxiety in the eco
nomic situation and the renewal or
o..~or+ demand for AGRICULTURAL prod
ucts would promise adjustment of the
dislocated foreign trade situation.
The announcement by the United
states steel corporation of coming
advance in wages was of mixed intiu-
once on that stock It was taken as
necessary accompaniment of a
further advance in the dividend rate
and as tending to confirm expectations
of an advance.
Ronds were heavy. Total sales, par
value. $2.191 900 L. S. bonds were un-
changed on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. April 15.-The market foi
standard copper was quiet but firmer today.
Spot and futures up to the end OF July closed
af Sl2 70ulo.S5. London was somewhat reac-
tIonary after a firm opening, with close easy
at G57 12s sd for spot and E5N rs Ga for
futures Imports Of copper at Atlantic ports
by steamer have been 403o tons since April
L. and exports for the same period 456o tons
Local dealers quote lake copper at Sl2NieH
13I2ia; dcctrolytic at Sl275ql3, and casting
at 5l2Gz af27j.
Tin steady spot $50 81 2d33.34: April,
sa9 sit5a3s12ls, May S32 90a33, 15 June, SD go
a83#. July. $50 29od3335. London lost part
of the carly advance, but closed easy with
spot quoted at Gl49 lis Cd, and futures at
c15l 12s Cd.
Load quiet, with spot quoted at A,S5a4 A.
New York, and s420a425 East St. Louis. Lon
don unchanged at Gl2 l2s Cd.
Spelter duh. spot. s5.50d5, 60 New York,
ana s525al3lla East St. Louis. London lower
pt G22 rs Cd.
Locally tho iron market was quiet.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
RETAIL PRICES
coToN AND WOOL

ST. LOUIS April 5.-Wool-Unchanged
medium grades combing and clothing, 2Oa25c;
light fine. 1sG24c; heavy fine, 1fq2Oc; tub
washed. 19436c.
NEW YORK, April f5-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet IL points higher Mddling uplands'
s15.25; middling gulf $780, sales, 1900 bales
Futures closed very steady. April, A4.97i
May. SASS; June, Sli57; July, SAB; August
Sass; September. Sass; October, SEAS; No
vember, Sl2.S2; December, sl2Sl; February
u q
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
FINANCIAL RECORD

NEW YORK. April 15.-Close: Prime mer-
camille, 47.d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business
in bankers bills, at slS4S5@5o for sixty days
and at Si S7.75 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4S3ssGA.sis
Bar silver 53lac; Mexican dollars, i4c.
Government bonds steady, railroads heavy.
Money on call firm, 3d3'a per cent; ruling
rate and closing bid, 3'4; offered at Sl7 Time
loans duh and easy; sixty days per cent
ninety days, AZ per cent; six months "A Per
cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
INTERPRETATIONS

Articles If incorporation filed with the coun-
~ clerk yesterday are as follows
Nelson Axle and Oiler company; capital,
$4,000; w. H. Baxter II. d. Steele, ". A.
Anderson directors.
r, G. d r. Manufacturing company; capital,
Sl50,0OJ E. r. Armstrong. l. W. Bull, L. C.
Cook II, a. Pierce b. Getzoff directors
United OH Rofneues; capital. $500, 900; G,
i. Newerf, w. d. >ewerf j. II. Parker, j.
II. ", Myers. A. S. Maynard, e, r. Harris,
John r. hoe directors.
Pattou-rougley Midway oil company; cap
ital $l.0lo,oQO, p. T.. Longlcy, Nj. B. Patton,
j. N. Clute, W. Fl. Fuller NJ. j. Fitzgerald,
directors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16

,ooi nav county p l02is: 1000 Cal Gas and
Flee 5s 100: 1000 Peoples w 5s y, 1000 L A
Ry IS 1oil4 5000 Assd Oil 5s 97A; 10 do 49ls'
glo do 49s, Is Bank Of cal 4os; city Flee 9'
water G2. as ORC Water 62ia; 50 do 62l4.
Afternoon salcs-7ooo Assd oil IS 9ll.; 800
C. "a 5s 93ls 1000 Edison Los as zoos
20oo United R r As 69al; 1000 Key Route 1s
1aes.. ie61 do 10G5s; 10 Alaska %; 60 Assd oil
4ass; so Baul, Of Cal 40; cal Wine 80; 10 dc
"a: 20o Honokaa 2ola; so Hutchinson 1914 J.,
orc Water 62ls; 100 do 62i4 80 Pac Tel nid
90; so Pac l. com So; 100 Phil Tel 49, 90 spring
Y Mator ~.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16

NEW YORK, April 15,-Although today's cot
ton market was quiet it was strong and
prices failed at any time to break through the
opening level In the afternoon the market
rallied some further. particularly the near op-
tions. so that the closing represents gains of
approximately 10 points for May and July.
while october gained points. Spot cotton at
tbis center without sales advanced to 15Ac.
while it may prove that the short interest in
MAY and July has been somewhat oyeresti-
mated. at the same time the latest returns
from the spinning and milling district here
and abroad and the strength I'm spot cotton.
seem to warrant the present level for May and
July. and as a matter of fact, even higher
prices.
pricns ranred as folloMs: -ClOse--
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16

~ To- broliers 1t5 10 lbs, lb.. 33o; friers
2it ' to lbs. ID. 2sc; roast chicken. per lb.'
95c. duck. lb, 22c; geese, ID, lSc; SQUADS
dog.. $50; old roosters, lb., lie.
CHILI-Evaporated, strings, ID. 1S4z0
loose IN. 17c; Mexican black, lb. lSc; green.
IN 2o925c; chill tepins. ID. sl.25; Japan.
I5c. ,- -. .,,..o.,o,.
.atd bv dealers TO hay growers: Barley
nav $3.50 a ton: wheat hay. $3.50 a tom
tame oat hay, s17 a ton; volunteer nay,
sls; alfalfa. small bales. $500; straw NV
Hav prices 70 the trade: Barley hay, SIS;
wheat bay, sis; tame oat hay $50; volun-
teer hay. Sl3; alfalfa, small oales' slo'
straw. s12. ,,cr,s
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16

August September, October and November.
s675; December, $50; January, s6.s2; Feb
ruary, S6s4; March, $6SS.
spot quiet; No. Rio, SIC; No: Santos
9l4c; mild quiet; Cordova, 9lsql2iac.
Sugar-Raw, barely steady; Muscovados, 80
test S374 centrifugal, 96 test A25; molasses
sugar SO test, $40. Refined steady; crushed'
s5S5; granulated. s5.15; powdered, S5.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
BANK CLEARINGS

NEW YORK. April 15.-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending April IA
shows an aggregate Of S3,150. 966.o)O as against
49, 356 SO 600 last week and S2o37 72lloo0 in the
CORE spending week last year
Tho following Is list Of the cities:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES April 15.-Bank cearings
were 81, ,9S6. 501 30 an increase of $673 iSt 30 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing date Of last year. Following is a com
parative statement:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
AFTERNOON SALES

40 Associated oil $50; 2o0O Cal Midway e.:
1000 do G7ia. 100j do, b 30. CO. 1000 Cleveland
do los: 1000 Olinda Land 81. 10 Mex Ltd
pfd 67.5o 5000 Oleum Dev co loi4; 2ooo do 10is;
5000 do. B. 20. 10's
on board-5oc0 Cal Miway 67; 5o1 DO. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
DAILY MINING CALL
OFFICIAL SALES

Norning-l0o Con Mines, per NJ, 81; 5000 CAL
ifornia Hills 5l4, 1000 do. b. 80, ga.
Afternoon-2o00 Con Mines, per NJ, IS; 1000
California Hills G; 1000 do 55s.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
MORNING SALES

.25 10 do 49.37ia; 10l0 cal Midway B. 50, II:
10 Am Pet co common 1880; 10 Mex Z Ltd
common 22.75; Is do preferred 615o; 8 do do
67.62g; 2d0o McKittriek Oper IT, 1880 Palmer
oil Co 1.2S; 90 Tnion 106do; 3oo0 Oeum Dcv
Co 1o's; 1000 do 1oi; 6ooO do loi4; lo0l do 1885
30o do. Is, 80. 1Gat
OFF hoard, -uion Ig6 Oo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK April 15.-Coffee closed steady
at net decline of to points. closing dos
Aprr .55; MAY, 655; June, So S.; July, $6.7O;
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service to The Herald by J. c. Nil-
son, 2i2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles mem-
Der New York stock exchange, Chicago board
Of trade stock and bond exchange Of San
Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
NEW YORK BONDS

Special service 10 The Herald by ]. c. Will
son 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem-
Der New York stock exchange Chicago board
Of trade stock and bond exchange Of san
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

speclal service to The Herald by J. c. VII
son 2lo West Fifth street Los Angeles. mem,
- NTo,, york stock exchange, Chicago board
OF trade stock and bond exchange Of san
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16
MARKET RANGES
NEW YORK COTTON

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
son. y West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-16

SAN FRANCISCO. April 15.-Fonowins wore
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-11-19
PATENT MEDICINE SWINDLE
WORKS HOUSEWIVES WITH
HELP OF NEWSPAPERS


A new form of patent medicine
swindle that is being worked on the
public in a. very smooth and fraudu-
lent way through, the connivance of
newspaper publishers. In various pa
pers there Is appearing what pur-
ports to be regular department of
the publications in question, a de-
partment entitled Beauty and Health
Answers, by Mrs. Mae Martin or some
other fake name, in which alleged
recipes for the wonarl's toilet are CIV
en-, which anyone can take to the
druggist to have filled.
Many people have bitten" on the
fraud and never dreamed that they
were the prey of conscienceless pat
ent medicine tricksters. For instance;
recipe is given for wrinkles. The
ingredients look all right, but mixed
IN with the staple chemicals or oils
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-11-19

A trip through New York's China
town in one hundred and fifty min
utes-with all the sights before you
that have found their way into the
world of literature, avoiding waste of
time and money, will be offered local
theatergoers at the Lyceum, when
''The Chinatown Trunk Mystery" will
be seen on Nov. 20 and 81, Sunday
and Monday. This sensational play
has been enlivening over halt q mil
lion persons since its initial produc-
ton. It is credited with being the
greatest scenic melodrama ever pro-
duced and the Oriental atmosphere
will be found dominating.
One Of the attractions of the local
season Is William Norris's Siwash
college musical baseball farce, my
Cinderella Girl, pure, wholesome,
moral entertainment that delighted
thousands of the better class of the.
ater patrons in Chiscago, where it en-.
joyed an uninterrupted, prosperous
run of three hundred and ten per-
formances at the Whitney Opera
House, and is perhaps the only musi-
cal show that has evers received the
unqualified written endorsement OF
the Chicago clergy, as well as that of
two thousand school teachers who
witnessed the performance. Several
from this vicinity saw the play in
Chicago, and are loud in their praise
OF play, music and players. At the
Lyceum, Nov. "a and Is, Thursday
and Friday, with Thanksgiving day
matinee.
A sensational ., four-act comedy
drama, entitled 1.-THE Defender of
Cameron DAM" will be presented at
the Lyceum on Saturday, Nov. 26. Il
Is based on the recent thrilling events
In Sawyer county. No citizen who
admires courage and daring can af.
ford to miss this realistic stage spec.
tacle.
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A new play to be produced in this
city at the Lyceum on Nov. ~ to 80,
is Rowland and Clinord's beautiful
production, "The Rosary" from the
pen of Edward e. Rose. D.
The play deals with the conditions
in the American homes Of the pres.
emit day.
In some homes the cause has only
Just begun, while in others misery
and sorrow are always at the door
"The Rosary" has just completed q
three months run In Chicago ana Il
now packing the Garden Theater
New York, city, nightly. ~
The real luxury of travel in these
days is not to be found In Pullman
cars and ocean greyhounds, but from
a comfortable theater seat when
Lyman H. Howe's Travel Festival
again comes to the Lyceum very
soon. The big features Of the new
program consist Of an elaborate re-
/ production Of King Edwards funeral
showing the splendid pageant, the