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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-15
To INVESTIGATE
WELLINGTON
DISASTER

tBy United Press Leased wire.)
SEATTLE, March ia coroner's
Jury VIII be summoned Friday and
taken to Wellington Saturday to
take the first testimony in the in
vestigation of the Wellington ava
lanche, on the scene of the disaster
1t was planned to summon the
jury yesterday and make the trip
today, but new slide prevented
this. The coroner wants to begin
the investigation while the snow is
still on the ground in the Cascades
and conditions have not changed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-15
(By United Press Leased Wire. J

Nby Uniteu freSs Leased Wire.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Three
youths are in Jail and the Rev. w.
B. Terrell, pastor of a Catholic
church, is the hero of his parish
today as the result of a general
fight upon a Strand avenue car
which the priest settled with we'll
directed punches and swings.
The young men. apparently la
boring under the delusion, Father
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-15
h-ACRE SNAP

Facing Old Puyallup car line and
county road; close to station, school,
store and church; good soil, partly
cleared; good WELL chicken yard,
house and chickens; dandy 3-room
house, range. some furniture and
$3.50; " cash, balance to suit.
HERBERT WEST
306 California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-15

New hats of white Tuscan and
Leghorn are trimmed with black
velvet and white feathers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-15
VTCE-Begins In San Francisco
VANA-Stops In San Diego

quiet and repose the revelry was
at its height.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-15
Good Buy

Small home. lots (foox185) only
$500; right on car line, eth and
Yakima; 500 down, $40 per month.
MANNAUSAW a. SANBURN
423 California Bldg. Main 5000
Open Tues. Thurs, Sat. until p. n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-15
WHAT OLD LORD cHEsTERF1ELD SAID

- THE GALooTs SHOULD READ
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31


ty owners look upon this project as
being in the nature of oppression;
disposition to irihict undue and I'M
just taxation upon them; an inclia-
ton to add to the burdens many Of
them find even now difficult to carry.
1t is probable that the owner of fifty
feet of frontage favors the scheme,
but it is safe to say That the owners
of the one hundred feet frontage be-
tween those two streets, Washington
and Walnut, are violently opposed to
1t and will make their opposition man
ifest when the time comes.
Sixth Street Resident
Cairo, Aug. 80, 1910.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31

NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBoRs
.....A..xxXxx.4 4ysxxsssxYxsss

Moss on Fifth street
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Keiser of
Mounds returned home Monday from
Union iCty, Tenn, where they at
tended the funeral of the formers.
mother who died Saturday afternoon
| d o'clock.
Miss Gienvra Howard left Monday
for Jonesboro where She will spend
a few days.
Miss Grace Clendenen of Cairo is
the guest of Miss Allie Belts on
Main street.
Mrs. c. F. Bostic passed through
the city Monday en- route to her
home in Mounds from Paducah where
she had spent the past week with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crippen OF
Pulaski and Mrs. Fonnie Miller and
Miss nth Echols Of Ullin we're in the
city, Monday on business.
| George Belts has just finished
Painting a large sign for Posey and
Pritchett, the energetic store keepers
Eof Holloway, KY. The sign was de-
llvered Monday.
Miss Georgia Calvin of Levings is
the guest Of relatives In Cairo this
week.
The ladies'. of the Catholic church
will conduct their annual Fall Fai,
and Festival in the former Wehfrit2
building on Main street, Sept. 9th and
4 eth. A large line of fancy work and
novelties will be on sale and SPLEEN
did supper will be served both even
lings.
i VIM. Derr and family of Cairo are
moving their household goods to this
city and will reside with Ed Lawler
and family on Fourth street.
1, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Abel, Mrs. 7. G
Elliott and Miss Alice Byrne of Cairo
also their guest, Miss Belle Jeffre,
4 of Little Rock Ark, were in the city
Monday evenig and visited Mrs. Geo
/ Belts on Main and Walnut streets.
!, Mrs, Moses SchwaD and daughter
Miss Marguerite arrived Monday t.
visit Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blum on Higf
street.
Misses Lena Stern and Doroth,
Schiller were Cairo visitors Monday
Master Kenneth House is i'll at hi
home on Upper Main street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31

better drained than Washington ave-
nue.; If never gets muddy even in
the worst season Of the year; all it
neds is that tn surfao be smoothed
down, or leveled up, and it wouldd
then be as firm and as smooth as any
of the brick streets. 1t cannot be al
legged tnat this so-called Improvement
is demanded by business or needed
for traffic. Although Sixth street
runs from leyee to levee there sno
heavy hauling over that portion of it,.
Aside from the ice wagons and the
grocer's delivery wagons, there is less
than dozen traffic teams pass Over
it in twentyfour hours; and even If
there were ten times that num- bar,
they would find it just as easy as on
any OF the brick Streets. The proper
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
BIBLE CLASSES MEET
Men and Women First Methodist
Church Give RegretfuI Farewell
to w. M. Hurt.

The social affair given on the Ma.
rine Hospital grounds last evening
was success, being attended by
nearly 200 people 1t was the occa'
sion of Hurts Mems Bible Glass pay
ing their obligations to the Logan
Womans Bible Clas, also to give a
farewell to Mr.. Hurt who leaves
Cairo soon for indianapolis and to
make a presentation to Zion Bishop,
Some time ago the members of the
Mems Bible class made the offer to
entertain the Ladies' Bible Glass Of
the Methodist church when that class
could number one hundred members.
The century mark was passed; the
men kept their promise, and the
ladies' were treated to feast of ice
cream, cake, etc
The men did not ask the assistance
of any of the ladies in serving, they
did that all themselves and the fol
lowing walters attended TO the serv-
ing: Geo. W, Logan Ira Hastings,
Frank Haines, Zion Bishop, Prof
K lendenen and lobe Pulley.
Thomas J. Pryor presided at
freezer No. /, and Harry Dawson a.
freezer No. @
Several talks were made, among
the speakers being w. M. Hurt AMI
Mrs Geo w. Logan. Mr.. Hurts adj
dress was in the nature or a farewell
to the class and the adult members
of the Sunday school, including al
the teachers
In the early part Of the evening
DR.. Wilson made the presentation adj
dress to Zion Bishop, who, as mem
Der of the Bible Glass was entitled
10 the prize, fine bible because he
was the winner In a contest In which
he secured the largest number of new
members within q certain time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
tive. Directors are personally re-
sponsible for anti-beting la violations.
AN A BAD WAY"
Many a Cairo Reader VIII Feel Crate
ful for This Information.


Many a Cairo Reader viii Feel Crate
full for This Information.
When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
Your kidneys are "in a bad way
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is local evidence to prove 1t
j. w. Connel, 219 Sixth street.
Cairo, H., says: Sitting in stopped
position so much of the time weak
ened my kidneys and as the result,
suffered intensely from backache
At night | was unable to sleep well
as no position l assumed was COM
Portable. The kidney secretions we're
unnatural and annoyed me greatly by
their irregularity in passage. When
Doans Kidney Pills were brought 10
my notice, | procured a supply at
Paul G, Schulz &c Sons Drug Store
and after taking half the contents OF
one box, felt like different man.
The pains in my back disappeared
and my kidneys became normal.
never used a remedy that brought as
great benefit as Doan's Kidney Pills. ("
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Mlbun Co., Buffalo.
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31

dence at 1880 y. M, for the Church
of the Redeemer, where services VIII
be conducted by Rev. De Rosset al
las o'clock and a special train VIII
convey the funeral panty to villa
Ridge cemetery.
A number OF business horses VIII
close during the hour OF the funerai
las a mark of respect to the deceased
The city council and other city OH
ers. with the various orders OF
which deceased was member. VIII!
.ttend the funeral in body, A large
number of friends from neighborhood
towns viii also attend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
SIXTH STREET CITIZEN
PROTESTS AGAINST PAVING.

Editor of the Eulletin: The srg-
gestion made recentlyby the Board Of
Local improvements that Sixth street
be paved with brick is not received in
very kindly spirit by the property
owners west of Washington avenue.
Upon the contrary there is violent
opposition to the project from very
large majority of them. Their OBJ.
iections are numerous but the prin-
cipal one is the absolute unnecessary
for it. If that portion OF the street
was low, poorly drained or ever mud
dy. there might be sore excuse for
it, But 1t is none Of these. 1t has a
heavy covering OF Elco gravel; it is
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
MOUND CITY.
AUGUST 80.

August 80.
VIM. Schnarre OF Grand Chain was
In town Monday on business.
Miss Margaret Tanner returned
Monday to her home at Sikeston,
Mo-. after a two days visit with
Miss Ruth Byrne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul DeBaun and
Miss Laura eDBaun Of Cairo were
autoing in the city and ealing on
friends Sunday.
Matt Roach of Levinfs transacted
business here Monday.
Mrs. I. N. McEroy and children
are here from Chester visiting her
sister, Mrs A. L. Compton and
brother Dr.. Hall WhiteaKer.
Mrs. Lillian Green left Monday for
her home in Cincinnati after spending
the past month with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Snyder and family on Third
street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trautham and
little daughter, Mary, passed through
the city Monday en- route to their
home In Paducah after weeks visit
with Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Eichhorn at
Grand Chain.
Rev. and Mrs. Alex Monroe babe
adieu to their many friends in this
city Monday after two years resi-.
dence here during which time Rev
Monroe has occupied the pulpit OF
the Congregational church. He has
accepted a pastorte in Chicago
suburb and left for that city Monday
Mrs. Mable Slack of Mounds spent
Monday with Mrs. Al Schiller or
Pearl street.
Mrs. Fannie Richmond left Monday
for her home in Cairo after spending
a few days with Mrs ]. W. johnson
on Commercial avenue.
Mrs, j. P. Nesbit and her sister
Miss Maude Klingburg left Sunday
for Chicago where they will spend 8
few days after which Miss Klingburs
will proceed to Baltimore where She
will again enter school. Mrs Nesbit
will return home from Chicago,
Miss Pauline Schoenborn of Crane
Chain was shopping here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs A S Moss of Caro-
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, E. C
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31

from in front of DR.. McManus' resi-
dqDce to the upper part of the city.
The police thought they had reason
TO believe that the man was trying
to get out of town with the rig. The
mans previous record has been
looked up and he was found to he all
right. His family. consisting of wHe
and four children have been in Cairo
several weeks, to be near the father.
Jack Taylor the milk man has been
taking care of the family ever since
tho man mas been in Jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
FOR SAKE OF FAMILY
Man Who While Drunk Took Horse
and Buggy Some Weeks Ago Is
Released.

Joe Giddles was released from the
county Jail yesterday through States
Attorney Wilson Giddles is a stran-
ger who come to Cairo from William
son county several weeks ago and
getting drunk; while in that condi
ton drove horse and buggy belong
ing to James Mccormick, from in
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
RACING ENDS IN NEW YORK.

Saratoga, Aug. 30.-Racing for the
1910 season in New York will end
tomorrow, with the running here Of
the futurity. The close of the sea
son will mean the final drop of the
curtain upon the sport in this state.
On Thursday, Sept. list the new
anti-betting laws viii become effec.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
The PHILOSOPHER OF Folly,

- chatting dish party" says tbs
Philosopher Of Folly. is good deal
ike scuse party. only you send for
the doctor instead OF the police"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
Iahooed the Hatn.

THE forewoman in our department
won't allow us to wear rats In our
hair" she protested. isn't she the
old cat!" suggested her friend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
RACING BEGINS
AT READv|LLE
Concluded from First Page.)

Manager H., third Time 2:04b.
R2:21 trot, $500. Three in five, Alice
l. Woodford, won; Castle Dome, sec.
ond; Mr.. Axtell, third. Time 2:11A
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
Stoves In Scotland

Practically the only stoves used In
Scotland are those for cooking, almost
sll houses getting heat from open fire.
,laces s
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
The Reason.

Men don't understand women be-
cause they can't; women emit under
stand men because they do<t have to.
Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
Petty Gets a Shut Out.

Petty Gets a Shut Out.
Washington, Aug, 30.--Pelty pitch
ed shut out ball against Washington
Three fast double plays by the Wis
itors kept the locals from scoring.
Score r H e
Washington ....... ...,.. 0 Z
st. Louis .....,... ........ 4 10 0
Batteries-Groom, Otey and Ain
smith; Petty and Killifer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31

Cheap labor has been the principal
handicap in introducing modern ma
rhinery In India.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
Detroit Was Easu.

Philadelphia Aug. 30.-Philadelphi
easily defeated Detroit. Summers
was hit hard and Coombs was effec-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
GAMES IN THE
MAJOR LEAGUES

Concluded from First Page,)
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Louisville.
Louisville ........ ........ Z
st. Paul ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
At Toledo.
Minneapolis ..,....... .......... 5
At Columbus.
Columbus .......... ............ =
Kansas City Observation-Disclosures. 6
At indianapolis.
lhdlanapOllS ..t,,...,.. ..,,,.... v
Milwaukee ....... ...,...... 3
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-31

EMBELLISHMENTS, Works and
Schmidt; Coombs and Lapp.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10
1RItIt1S

Following its appearance ir the Chr.
lfirk thcaier for one week with tbe
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

usuni matinee. beginning next Monday
night Henry W. Savage's delightful
production # THE Merry Widow"
viii aN soodaye-to this city for fur
yenrs It's forthcoming engagement
marks the ttird visit of Franz Lehar's
GSht operate masterpiece and on its
tempted 10 give Tho MERRY Widow
To effect thiS prgauiZ@ticn. he has
the numct Gus companies that have
played the Niennese operetta in the
principal cities or America In the titu-
lut role cs The Merry WIDOW VIII APP
pear Mahc' WILDER VINO has scored an
by Ivy scott. who is appearing for one
season under Mr. SAVAGE direction,
thIouSh the courtesy OF her mana gei 4,
j. - Williamson OF Australia Miss
Scott originated the. role 81 tie widow
IN the Antlpodes. whittier 4he will re-
turn next Ycar To sing Under Mr.. VIII
liamsonS management Charles Mea-
ktns WIN slug Oanflo T. r.. Graham
trcar and r T. Mccarthy the three
chief comedians of the fcmous COM
pany which originally nppes red in New
YORK. Will interpret the roles with
which they are 80 creditahlv Unidentified.
Harold Blake. considered H.. many the
foremost hght opera tenor Of Amerl-
ga. viii sing the difficult part OF De
Jolidon and Leona Brandt will be seen
as olga
Two Orchestras, the Savage Grand
opera orchestra. under the skilfull di-
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10
pErnolr orEnA nct sE.

Miss Elsie Janis viii appear ID
Chafles l'illinghams prediction ~ a
new musical comedy emitted The slim
Princess. ia the Detroit Opera house,
Monday night ana all next week. Wit,
ma tinca or Saturday. The hbrctto Is
by Henry blossom. from the w"ii
known romance by GCorS, Ade. The
music is by Leslie stuart anthor OF
S-.Flcrodora" and dozen other London
Successes. MIR. blossom. the librettist.
Is. OF courscS well-ksown as the author
CT THE Red Mil" Checkers" Mile
Modesto and THE Prima Donna.
Miss Janis won all the favor that the
atcrgoers could bcstow last season.
when she Appeared in THE Fair Co
Ed
''Tire Slim Princess" is in three acts,
the first ia an imaginary Oriental cOui.
try, the second M the Chevy Chase
club. ihe third in Washington. Through
THESE scenes wander vaIiCus kinds 81
people from Oriental pote mates. maid
ems IN bifurcatcd garments and slaves
OF the hdrem To various types Of Euro
pcanS and Am sricGns Miss Janis aP-
pears as the slim" princess. whose
sIendcrness is bar To suffers Ia her
own land. but which makes her the
renter % attraction when she Journeys
TO this country. The Tart as said 20
lie tho best the clever Young comedi-
eDre has ever played.
The supporting company i1cll.des
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

thcater mana cement. by spa cial ar
rangement with Mr. savage is enabled
TO announce for the cVcring and sat
urGsN matinee performances speClai
scale OF priCeS
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

ply aud franklin both rcceiVed' their
training under Primrose ahd have
Travelled with him for years.
Next in impOrtnnce on the bill VIII
he Estellc WoTdette and company, pre-
senting what Is said one of the hap
piest OF comedy playlets under IN" title
at Honey mOon an the CatSktlls AlsF
Wordctte herself IL the author and she
ia said to nave provided some decided
IL unique situations ms well Is breezy
dialogue. she plays the part of "A
CapriClouS young bride who. one mo-
mont il laughing uproarIousiy and thc
next gives way 10 hysteriCal sobs. And
the harder she cries the more violent
becomes the laughter % the audience.
IL Ia said she VIII be supported bN
Thomas Russell IA the husband
Lee Tuag Foo. billed as the original
Chinese baritone. Will provide the
principal city of the blu He IL
said TO possess an excellent voice,
which viii he heard in operate selec-
tions. Irish dittics and In Harry Lau-
ders famous song, II Love n Lassie."
The Malvern TroCpe Will ofer what
H. claimed 10 b. an artistic ncrobntic
novelty other acts are. Mntz ana
Palmer, In humorous sketch. The
Other IIalf." lnteld and Howard. sins-
Ing and talking comedians. and the
Miioscope. showing brand new aims
AS one OF It's principal attractions
for the week OF Dee 10, the Miles the
alter VIII oncr Yolc simpson and Baby
Helen. In "a refined musical act. Baby
Helen according to eas tern critics, Ia
one OF the most wonderful OF the child
prodig,es on the stage today. Her
voice is said TO be "A revelation. while
the Use she makes OF IL is cause for
even greater wonder.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

fanny songs aud savings nave mndc
/ in a great local faVrtit, That de
murc Doauty" Miss Bvssic Reno. In
tr"dured hN George g. Reno \ Go.
"Thc MtsAt Army Will offer sharp
CCutrast e. the antics Ot Tie soldiers.
winch are said 10 ne luteuSttN funny
Tine Tsru 80 ,he ride. sketch
Gle med Ga Ice quite out Cf the ordinary
viii Doe presented hy M&GdFi gut Fjtl-
patrick. a. hC MclnCttc Twins aua CiaE
smith VIII appear ia tHSt and fIr!-
Gus si' S4og and dancing number COM
pgisipS ch"erful chatter lively song
and sroup, dances. They call thtit
skit "Artlstic Nonsense anu "a prom
tSts NOR than mere diNertt Scurhl
lew lla,ykiuS 9TH, Chester reid Of
miustre4sv, will come forward with
AN entertaining "talkatoRuc' ~ eN-
ten porauvouS charScttr The -Four
sensational Ecisos. ia y highly merit
able casting act. reputed &c be one of
tn" best az the sort viii Cpeu the pro
gram WIKI some flying work on tnt
bans, and the MoorcoscOpe win close
With more excellent photo plays.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

Those welcome players. Claude
and Fanny tshcr not emitting spare
ribs" Will again appear in the Temple.
as the top-iiners OF the pfogrcm fnr
the week OF Dee 10. The vehicle VIII
be the only standby. "Fagin's Decis-
ion" one OF the real gems among yau.
dcville 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
edy." viii Ice contributing factors OF
the same program.
MILES.
George P-imTose veteran minstrel
man. who renew aCquaintanCcs Wild
his old Detroit admirers i'm the Miles
theatti D. "a week, beginning Monday
Afternoon, Wnen ne Will head blll
that promises mS-h in the way OF nov
city. comedy and good dancing. Mr.
Primrost has hut recently re-entered
Vaudeville and has been scoring heavr
ily In the hig western houses. Tie VIII
be accompanied. OF course by his cl,V-
or dancing kids" Murphy and Frank
lin. who VIII assist in the presentation
OF "A hlack-face turn in characteristic
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10
FAMILY.

The atmosphere OF the sawdust arena
will I,ervRde the Family theatcr next
week. for the principal feature OF the
program will be the amusing skit.
bits From CirCusdom." This Is q
realistic and varied entertainment
offered by the clever Ekrendall Bros.
and Dutton. VINO are gymnasts. clowns
anG have other accomplis hmentS. Tho
adCed feature FOR the week VIII b. the
act 81 the Mexican quintet These per
formers are said 10 be excellent In
strumentaiists anu character singers
and give an interesting musical pro-
gram. The Frankfords, billed as "a
girl. boy and Il piano" will entertain
with singing, dancing and music
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

Joserh Cawtaorn the well known
et,s'lncG.nn WHO has been specially en-
& ts,gsd; Jcs"Ih Miron, the oesso, Wal
lnsc VI Ntchcon. ChGrles lude!r.
ttAllcs King earl EeHGen. Ralra
& Nsairn, Mis- Quconie Nassl Miss EiiZ-
al,sth brsce. Miss julia Erary Mss
hnt" NWgiieid; six nttle English "Gap-
rvrs. or aancing girls aud Il chorti-
Of soventN Mr. Dillingham; also has
cng1scd . large number of pretty chur-
iFttf*. Who viii appear In tie garb uf
i9nny NATIONS and take part IN many
Dvsiv dancing s.ecialtics THO sccuer,
nisd costume Will he OF a lavish scale
IL Is promised. Atm puph pvrtrax3ug
s uH easscrH princess "a Turkey Miss
4 Janis has nos abandoned tho fAmoas
iniitntions Tor which saa has Ions been
noted.
a ..ihc Areadilns tic rantastieal
(. iancic.il comedy. whicl delighted New
|s}Jofk City Tor mere trun ten months
apd whith ~ now In rs second year
" IN ssou,ioa, viii I've presented by Mana
4 grr Charles Frohman. Ira the Detroit
y operr house the week OF Dec ~ with
fhc ofirinal Now York company ir-
n cliidlrg Frank Muulan. Julia sander
& son. T.srciN al Knight. Connie Ediss
tt'bpieacc. Mar Ma sid. Lawrence
Grant and g. ~ Never THE Area
fiaps" ~ one OF the abandonment pro-
& duftior1 ever given ~ Manager Chas
ffchman. aud tho English company Is
X now h,'tshlng q tWO-Ne lrs' run Iu Lon
don Ihc atorE d,als with the advcn-
a Tires OF y LondbnCr ina the H. nd OF Ar
& endy. End OF tNp Arcadians a. London
1'ts4 plot rs whimsical and ,uliyeuc0 by
. tiif dclnticst Df music The musical
prourap H. 80 ,claborat, THAI. during
fhe W ei<'s engRgeEcnt the evening
performance will begin promptly al \
a. Ink aud the "Wednesday ard sat.
s urnaF matinoes M o'clock
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

rectian OF Brahm Nanlenberg. and tho
Hungarian Irouhadours. from BUDS
pesth. will interpret the score OF Inc
Merry Widow while IA 'nselnDlt
rare beauty aud vocal a''ouplishm"ht
will aud 10 the physical attrattiNencss
OF the operetta.
Durlue thc forthcomipg cueusrmcnt
Of the M,rrN ''fA""
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

G.AstA MAIL,
On the Family theater biiI next week.
Ianderdaies will offer themselves as
the German immigrant girls. Then
there Will he watson auo DAILY, novel;
~ entertainers. and the motion pie
lures. One may 40 TO the Family In
the morning and stay tin night II he
desires.
LYCEUM.
The Newiyweds and Their Baby" "a
bubbling. cooling comedy with music.
viii return TO the Lyceum theater sun
day afternoon, when the LeffIer- brat
ton company Will present The Newly
weds and Their Baby" The piece is
founded IN the cartoons OF that abi,.
artist George McManus The book was
provided by Aaron Holman. assisted
b. Paul West. while Messrs Seymour
CONTINUED ON Page Five.)
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

Primrose vein MIR Primrose. In spite
% his years, is stu one OF the most
popular OF entertainers and his grace
ful soft-shoe dancing. which has won
hin many laurels. continues as one 'f
the features of his perfoI nance. Muir