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The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

The Mtsat Army" viii oQer "a sharp
contrast 10 the antics OF The soldiers,
which are said TO De intensely funny,
The Turn OF The Tide, sketch
elaine TO be quite out ~ the ordinary.
viii be presented by Madden end Fitz-
patrick Tho MelnGtte Twins and CLAY
smith wilt appear In fast and furi-
Gus singing and dancing number, com
prising cheerful chatter lively song
and snappy dances They call their
skit Artistic Nonsense and IL prom
ises more than mere advertisement.
Lew Hawkins. the Chesterfield OF
minstrSisy. Will come forward with
an entertaining "talkaloEue" OF eN-
tsmporaneous character The -Four
Sensational Boises, In highly merit
able casting act. reputed To be one OF
the best OF the sort, Will open the pro-
gram with some nving work on tie
hars. and the Microscope viii close
with more excellent photo plays.
Those ever welcome players, Claude
and Fanny Usher. not emitting spare
ribs. Will again appear in the Temple
as the top-liners OF the progrem for
the week OF Dec. 10 The vehicle Will
be the only stand by. "Fagin's Decis-
ion" one OF the real gems among vau-
doville sketches The New School
Teacher" "a farciful skit. presented by
the Avon Comedy Four. and conlon,
Steele and Carr, who are Just from
College" with bits OF musical com,
cdS." Will be contributing factors OF
the same program
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Elsie Janis will appear In
Charles pillinghams production OF
new musical comedy entitled The slim
Princess" I'm the Detroit Opera house
Monday night and all next week. with
u matinee on Saturday. The libretto is
by Henry blossom, from the we'll
known romance by George AIDE. The
music In by Leslie stuart. author OF
"F'1crodora" and a dozen other London
successes. Mr.. Blossom. the librettist,
Is. OF course, well-known ds the author
OF The Red MILL" Checkers" Mile
Modesto and THE Prina Donna"
Miss Janis won all the favor that the
atergoers could bestow last season.
when she appeared In The Fair Co
I'D"
1.-The slim Princess is in three acts.
the first in an imaginary Oriental coun-
try, the second at thu Chevy Chase
club, the 'hird In Washington. Through
these scenes wander various kinds OF
people from Oriental potentates, maid
ems In bifurcated garments and slaves
or the harem to various types oi Euro
pcans and Americans. Miss Janis APP
pears as the "slim" princess. whose
slenderness Is bar to suitors in her
own land, but which makes her the
center OF attraction when she journeys
to this country. The part IL said to
be the best the clever young comedi-
enne has ever played.
The supporting company includes
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10
GARRICK

CARRICk
Following it's Appearance IN the Gar.
rick theater. for one week with the
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

usual martinez. beginninG next Monday
night Henry w SavRge's delightful
production of The Merry Widow
VIII say goodbye 10 this city for fur
years Its forthcoming engagement
marks the third visit OF Franz Lehars
lisht cperatiC maeterpiece and on It's
semi fare we'll tour. Mr. Savage has at
tempted to give The Merry Widow"
the best all-around- cast In IT'S history.
no enect this orEanizs ticn. he has
drafted the most talented artists from
the numerous companies that have
played the Viennese operetta in the
principal cities OF America In the titu-
lar role o. The Merry Widow will ap-
pear Mabel WILDER. VINO has scored an
emphatic success Natalie will be sung
by Ivy Scott who Is appearing for one
season under Mr. Savage'S direction.
thI ough the courtesy OF Ter manager
J. {. Williamson. OF Australia Miss
scott originated the role Of the widow
In the Antipodes. WHITTIER she will re-
turn next year 10 sing Under Mr.. Will
hamsons management. Charles Mea-
kins Will sing Oanilo II f. Graham.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

be Estellc Wordette and company. pre-
septing what Is said enc oi the hap
piest 90 comedy playlets Under TIVE title
OF Honeymoon IN the Catskills. Miss
Wordettr herself " the autAol and slts,
h snid 10 nave provided some dec idei y
~ UNIQUE situations a. well a. breezy
dialogue She plays III" part OF
capricious young bride who. one mo-
mlnt ~ laughing uproarlousiN aud H.
neat giNes WAY To hystcriCIl sohs. And
the harder she cries tho more Nioleat
becomes The laughter % the audience.
Il IL said She will be supported by
Thomas RUSSELL as tho husband
lee Tuag Foo. billed as the original
Chinese baritone. viii provide tbs.
principal nov city of the bin he Is
said To possess an excellent voice
which viii bo heard an operate selec-
lions. Irish ditties and in Harry Lau-
der's famous song. n Love a Lassie-'
The Malvern Troupe VIII orer what
Is claimed To b. an artistic aCrohatic
Continued ON Page Fiyc.D
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

OF the vaudeville stage with spark q
ling new repertoire OF songs She Will
APPEAR in several sartortal creations
OF "a nature calculated To- aid and ah,t
her In repeating her former successes,
and wnicA Will be OF particular inter
est 10 the feminine portion Of her audi
enCe.
foreiSn novelty. SChichtls Marion
cites, has been imported direct from
the Winter Garden at Berlin The man
n!ktns VIII be shown with elaborate
specially built scenery and unusual
electrical displays The act Is said Ia
be marked Improvement ever others
or its kind. Chas +. Semon The \ar
row Teller monologtst and instru-
mentaltst. viii contribute 20 the pro-
cram collection OF humorous dia
loEue, accompanied by music which he
coeNes from divers aud suudrN instru-
fpvntS. Mr. SENIORS strange attire and
tuunY songs and sayings have made
I'm great local faVOIite. That de-
uure beauty Miss BESSIE Reno. In
troduced by George - Reno 4 Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

George Primrose. veteran minstrel
man, who renew acquaintance With
his old Detroit admirers Ia the Miles
thsnter q 81 week. beginning Monday
afternoon. wnan he viii head btu
that promises mush in the WAY or nov
city, comedy and good dancing Mt.
Primrose hes hut recently r.-enter~d
vaudeville and has been scoring heaV-
be accompanied. OF course. by his clev-
er dancing kids" Murphy and Frank
lin, who Will assist in The prosentatio
OF "A black face turn In characteristic
Primrose vein. Mr.. Primrose. IN spite
OF his years, IN still one CT the most
popular of entertainers and his grace
full soft shoe dancing. which has won
him many laurels, continues as one -
the features OF his perfoi nance. Muir
ply aud Franklin both received their
training under PrimroFr and have
Travelled with him for years
Next in Importance on the bin Will
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

Joseph Cawthorn the well-known
comedian who has been srecially en-
gagged; Joseph Miron, the basso; Wal
Charles ks Stsheoe; Charles nsTr ' RsnS
Marin, Miss Queenie Vassar Miss EliZ-
spsth Brice, Miss Julia Frary. MISS
Kate Winsheid ak little Er glish flap
ps's OF dancing girls. and chorus
snsaged large number of pretty Choir
isters, who will appear in the garb OF
many nations and take part in many
hVtiy dancing srecialties. The scenery
and costumes will be on a lavish sssis
it Is promised Although portravine
mn eastern princess OF Turkey. Miss
Janis has not abandoned the famous
limitations fer which she has long been
noted
"The Arcadians" the fantastIcaI
niusicai comedy, which delighted New
York City for more than ten months
and which is now In it's second wear
I'm iyoudoa Will be presented by Mana
ger Charles Frohman, in the Detroit
opera house the week OF Dec. 10. with
the original New York CcmIany. In
cluding Frank Moulan, Julia Sander
son. Fercival knight. Connie EdIss
Alan Nude. Ethel Cadman Harold
CismeIce. MARY Mackid. Lawrence
Grant and II. II. Meyer. The Area
dians" Is one OF the handsomest pro-
auctions ever given Nv Manager Chas
Frchm9n. and the English company IA
now haiShing a two-years run I'm Lon
don The story deals with the adven-
fUres OF a Londoner In the land OF Ar
cndy. end OF two Arcadians in London.
Tho plot ~ whimsical and Cnlivened by
the dGlntfest or music. The musical
program is 40 elaborate that during
the weeks engagement the evening
performance will begin promptly at 5
o'clock and the Wednesday and sat
urdny rnatiness at o'clock
--
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10
IN LOCAL PLA YHOUSES

, Frear and r. Mccarthy. the three
chief comedians OF the famous com
pany which originally appeared In New
York will interpret the roles with
which they are SO creditably indenuned
Harold Blake. considered b" many the
foremost light opera tenor Of Ameri-
ca. will sing the difficult part OF he
Jolidon and Leona Brandt VIII be seen
as Olga.
Two orchestras the Savage Grand
Opera orchestra. under the skIlfuh dt-
rection OF Brahm Napfenhorg. and the
Hungarian 1ToubAdours, from Ruda'
Pesth will interpret the score OF The
Merry Widow. while al ensemble ~
rare beauty aud vocal accomplishment
will add t. the physical attrGctiVehess
OF the operetta,
DURING he forthcoming engagement
OF The Merry Widow" tie Carries
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10
TEMPLE.

The program in the Temple theater
next week will have In the headline
position Miss Ellie Fay. a former Vaud-
eville star and later a star I'm musical
Comed,' The well-known song hit,
The Belle OF Avenue n F." first brought
clever Miss Fay into the limelight aud
made her popular with patrons of the
two-a-day houses. Three years ago. the
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

Song was expanded into musical
comedy aud served as a. vehicle for Vi
vacious Ellie, who has been 3oy-rid-
ing IN the piece aimee then and scor-
Ing one triumph after another.\ Miss
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

theater management. by special ar.
rangement with Mr.. savage, is enabled
TO announce for the evening and sat
ur6ay matinee performances special
scale or prices
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26

The old superstition that asso-
ciates the appearance of comets
with dire calamities still fingers
IN certain parts of the world
among ignorant people. Ihe
near approach Of Halley's comet
is already alarming the credu-
lous and prophets Of evil are
asserting that at each previous
appearance of the comet some
great catyclysln, pestilenee OF
war occurred. Sppposing that
TO be true, WHICH it is not, they
fail to state that numerous dis
asters of various kinds happened
when no comet appeared. Ia
truth comets have no more re
lation to these things than has
the proYerbial man in the moon
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26
PERSONALS

Amos Radcliffe was g Three
I okes business visitor Friday,
Peter La Chance of Donaldson
was a county seat business caller
Monday,
Edward Shelf returned yester-
day from a weeks business trip
20 Amigo.
c. A. Scharsch Of Hackley was
a county seat business caller
Thursday.
Pat Walsh returned yesterday
from ten days visit with
Chicago friends.
VIM. Persohn returned Thurs
day from Appleton where he has
been receiving medical trea tment.
Mrs. Earl Stevens returned
Thursday from a visit at the
home of her parents in Milwau-
zee.
Mrs. Alex Higgins returned
Wednesday last from two
weeks visit in different parts of
Kentucky.
Miss Susie Damon of Wausau,
arrived Saturday and is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Shelf.
A. J. pern of Wausau. who was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c..
Menefee last week, returned
home Friday.
Mrs. Ann O'Connor arrived
Thursday from Rhinelander on a
visit at the home of her son, Geo.
Z. O'Connor.
Mrs. Chas. Adams and Mrs.
Katherine Adams departed
Thursday On a visit with Ash
land relatives.
Mrs. 4, McKenzie returned
Thursday from a months visit
with Chicago relatives. Miss
Anna Flanagan, a niece, accom-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26
CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC &
NORTH WESTERN LINE.
New Train Schedules.

The Denver Special, a new
solid train, electric lighted
throughout, now leaves Chicago
daily at 500 p. m, arriving Den
yer early next evening, via the
Chicago, Union Pacific & North
Western Line.
San Francisco Overland Linn
tied" the electric lighted daily
train to California, for first
class Sleeping Car passengers
only, continues to leave Chicago
ZOO p. M, only three days to
San Francisco. Direct connec-
tions for all southern California
points, with choice of routes via
the San Joaquin Valley or the
scenic Coast Line.
Through Pullman Tourist
Sleeping Cars on the China &
Japan Fast Mail to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Portland,
daily without change.
New through service between
Chicago and Seattle without
change; Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Cars leave Chicago daily at 1000
o. m. on the electric lighted
Oregon-Washipgton Limited
via Portland and the O. &. W.
X. r.
Apply to ticket agents of the
North Western Line for full infor-
nation.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26

panied Mrs. Mckenzie home and
will make a visit in Eagle River.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26
INTEREST TO BOOK LOVERS

This is an age of books, and
every intelligent reader feels the
need of keeping informed on the
best among the thousands OF
new volumes that come from the
press every year. The best way
to do this is to subscribe for a
good metropolitan newspaper
that prints daily reviews of the
most important books as fast
as they appear. The Chicago
Record-Herald is generally con
sidered to be the leading literary
daily west of New York. 1t
gives more attention to books
than any other Chicago paper,
treating them as q legitimate
theme of everyday news and
covering the whole range of CUR
rent literature as if it believed
books were actually as in
teresting to it's readers as, say
the pork market or the latest
murder. It's literary depart
ment, under the .editorship Of
Edwin L. Schuman, is undoubt-
eddy the most complete and the
most ably conducted 10 the West.
Mr.. Shuman's literary Judge
tnents are eagerly sought by au-
thors themselves and are quoted
all over the country, and SO are
those Of his able corps of skilled
assistants. Walter Littleheld's
weekly news letter from New
York keeps The Record-Herald
readers informed on all the forth
coming books of Importance,
and a cable dispatch from Lon
don every Sunday gives the lat
est book news Of the English
capital. Naturally persons of
literary tastes prefer The Record
Herald to all other Chicago
morning papers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate trans
fers were recorded at the office
of the register of deeds this week:
G. F. Sanborn Co to julius Simon,
NV NV 1341-9; q c; 81.
A P. Packer to w. j. Nelson, lands
in II 19-41-9; w d; $40.
John X. Fish to Villas Co. Lbr Co.,
lot 3 sec 543-6; W d; $3.50.
John Godkin TO VIM. Tucker, lot +
NV sw 12-41-9; w d 81.
John Godkin to w. A. Meyer, WI
sw sw NV 1641-11; W d; 1850.
Wis. Blue Grass Land Co to Laura
w. Pardee, sc ne 1-41-l0; W d; 81.
Dennis Paquette to Dennis Paquette
Jr., J interest in govt lot 6 1927;
W d $500.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned. Town Treasurer of
the town of Eagle River, Wiscon-
sin, that the tax roll ofsaid town
for the year 1909 is in my hands
for collection aid that the taxes
charged therein are SUBJECT to
payment at nv Office at any
time prior TO the thlrtyhrst (31
day of January, 1910. That
after the thirty first (3l day of
January shall proceed to col
lect the taxes remaining unpaid
in the manner authorized by law
Dated this 9Th day Of January,
1910.
FRED MoREY.
Town Treasurer.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26

Idleness fosters crime. Many
a young man has entered a life
of wrong doing because his
wealthy but unwise parents let
him grow up in idleness instead
Of setting him to perform some
honest work that would haye
strengthened his character and
made him feel that life was some
thing worth while.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26

panied Mrs. Mckenzie home and
will make a visit in Eagle River.
E. G. Squires and B. F. Jillison
OF .Rhinelander were business
visitors in Eagle River Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. w. B. Raymond and
daughter Jessie returned Friday
from a two weeks visit with
home people in Minocana.
Deputy Game Warden James
Oberholtzer departed this morn
ing on a business trip in the
western part of the cohnty.
Miss Daisy Van Bussum who
mas been d guest at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. c. 4. Phillips,
returned Monday TO Amigo.
Louis Reightly WHO has been
employed at Hackley since
Thanksgiving was in Eagle
River a few hours yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Below and chill
dren arrived Saturday from
Amigo and are now living in
their home near the high school
Frank Mem acheck who has
been a guest at the home of his
son, Joseph Nemacheck, the past
week, returned to Appleton
Monday.
Mrs. James Hall and baby ar
rived Saturday from Amigo and
are guests at the home of Mrs.
Halls parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Thompson.
WOOD FOR SALE
Dry tamarack, iS-inch, tor
sale at Jas. Morgan & Sons.
OQtf
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26
Just Five Days More.

The limit on the time in which
to pay your taxes is just an even
FIVE DAYS. After February first
it will cost the freeholder more
coin to square himself with the
town treasurer.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-26
WOOD FOR SALE

Dry Tamarack, 18-inch, for
sale at Jas. Morgan & Sons