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The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
ApUI..-Fancv. ,sOoaa75. oommo

APpIes-Fancy. s3OOaaT5; common.
$l50W 2. so per Dbl; western box apples.
s215 u 3 per box.
Bnnanns-Good shipping stock, $3.50
U25O, according to quality.
Beans-Dried Lima, iac To-
Selery-Home grown, 80 q 55c doz-
Caulii"wer - California, S2.75 per
CabbaEe-S2Q2zs per Dbl
Cheese-Michigan full cream 1914 G..
York state. Use: limhurger. lie: brick
cream, iHc; Schwetlzer. 21c Id.
,Cranberries--i2G2.25 bu; $5.5OG6.5o
Dutes-Persian. 5asc; Fards. sGshc
Dressed Calves - Fancy. 1911 ollie:
common. 90 l0c 10.
Dressed HoEs-Light. 1O9I1c; heavy.
Figs-Imported. new. 19l4c ID; Cal
ifOrnia. S5c box.
Finnan HnddIe--1O Ollie m.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers hot
house. 81 so doz; lettuce, hot house,
ga l0c ID. head lettuce. S2.25 per ham
per. radishes, ESQ 30c doz; wax beans,
1925 hamper parsley. zoe dor; green
soc basket; rutabages. 80 a 4Oc bu; Hub
bard squash. 2 Il n &c 10: Florida toma-
toes, So 50Q3.75, 6-basket crate; water
cress. 900 35c doz: turnips. 6Oc bu;
beets. coo bu; carrots, 60c bu.
GraDcs-Mslagas. S4Qs.50 Dbl.
,oI IisnyEDetr9it dealers s are paying the
slTaf7.5O; No 2 Timothy $3.50 1855:
clover. mixed. sl6a16.5O, rye straw
g wheat and ost straw 81 ton. Loose
markets ranged from sl4 to SIS. as TO
quality
HIde--Eo i cured 11He; No. 2
cured, 10 Nc; No. ] green, sac: No. 3
green, $40: kip cured. No. /. AYE.
No. No. iSSHSs: green green N no l. i iie No. sa% T.
ghc: calf green. No. 1. Ice; No. q.
/ 14lAc; cured, No. J.. lie. No. ?, i5h G.;
horsehides. No. !, s3.5o No, 2, t2.5O;
Honey--Fancy white. 14015c; amber.
10ul1c: extracted, sd l0c ID.
LemOns--Cali:ornia. 34QA5o box.
LImes-S1 q LES per 100.
MuahroOms-50c per 10.
Nuts-Walnuts. f5u i6c: almonds, "a
n 15c: pecans. i29 i5c; ilberts, IL 112c:
Brazils, 80 lOc; mixed nuts. 126 lac 10;
new hickory nuts. shellbarks. 1880
Unions-Mlchigan. $50 soc 5u; new
BCrmudas, s215 bu.
OrRnees-CalifOrnia navels. SzT5G J;
Floridas. $3.50 box: tangcrines, t2Q2.25
box.
oysters - Solid packed standards.
tL25; selects 81 gal: standards. in
small cans. zoe, large cans. csc; Sc
lects. small, CSC, large. Csc can.
pineapple - Floridas. S175Q2 per
doz. S3T3.5c per crate.
PopcorD-Ears, 2M2hc 10.
Potatoes - Car lots. bulk. asa $50.
bags. 3s04Oc bu; new Bermudas. 1850
PouJ,ry - Springs 14aI5c; fowls.
1871 a ltc. geese, lac; ducks. i5c tur-
/ Keys t7GCisc Dressed hens i4I1Sc;
! springers. $50 l6c; ducks, l74lsc;
/ geese l5Q i6c turkeys, 2O@22c 10.
Habbits-&l25d l.50 doz
sweet POtntoes--Jerseys, kiln dried.
! $50 crate; Illinois. 1925 bu, So Dbl
TaIlOw-No /, SIC No. 2. 5Ac.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
SECS CLEVER Plan
TO WHITEWASH
BALLINGER
Olson Gardner Says Faithful Brush
Il in the Lime POt-Letters Are
Missing But CLAWS Had Pre-
served Copies.
Little Is Likely To Be Heard From
Clifford PinchOt, Deposed
As Forester.
IN alLsoN Gardiner.

\ WASHINGTON, ID. g., Jan. 81
only required few sessions OF the
BaIllnger investigating committee 70
develop the following facts;
i. That Secretary Ballinger Is
represented by at least six lawyers
who are also members of the commit
tee.
2. That Chairman Knute Nelson
does not intend that there shall De
any .'unfairness" toward Secretary
Balllinger In the conduct OF the III
Quiry.
&. That many letters and impor'
tant documents were not among the
papers before President Tart wheh ne
gave BalIinger his clean OIL OIL
health.
4. That Secretary Ballinger took
part as attorney in the efforts OF the
wilson Coal Co. TO secure lands whlch
United States Judge Cornelius n.
Hartford. in a decision rendered at
Seattle, Jan. 20. 1910, announced to be
the subject OF conspiracy 10 OBTAIN
BY fraud.
s. That less is likely TO be heard
Of an investigation OF Pinchot. who
has become a sort of prosecutor In
behalf of the people, and general
champion OF the conservation cause.
Nelson Begins Bullying.
To the surprise of many OF Pin
chot's friends, Senator Nelson began
nc once bullying witnesses and at
torneys for Pinchot and clumsily en-
deavorIng TO bring out matters which
he conceived would put Ballinger IN
more favorable light. Mccall OF
Massachusetts and Senator Root
helped in less clumsy way. Suther
land OF Utah and Paynter Of Ken
lucky both showed that they had been
prImed with the defenses Of the sec
rotary of the interior, and took an
active part in trying 70 fiddle the rec
ord and interrupt the clear line Of
testimony offered by former Field
Agent CLAWS.
The facts reading up 10 the famous
CLAWS charges were. however, wei
brought out by Louis Brandeis, attor
ney for CLAWS Brandeis showed 2
wonderful familiarity with the case
and met the bungling antagonism D
the committee with rare tact and pc
thence.
To the surprise of all but few
intimates of Ballinger, members o
the committee, when they assembled
found q bound volume containing wha
pnrported TO be all the documents II
the Ballinger-Pinchot case. 1t was
thrown together, many hundred pages
without arrangement or system anC
without index; but when carefully ex
amined IL proved TO be a sterilizec
edition OF the evidence. Many letter:
were missing: but fortunately CLAWS
had preserved copies and was able tc
supply some of the missing documents
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
Markets and Finance


DunninE a stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO,. Jan. 3i.-tSpecial. cat
tle-RSceipts 100 cars duh, HOGS
Receipts 40 cars steady; heavy $500 ~
'S65: workers, SS.50NS.6O, pigs, 800
Sheep and Iambs-Receipts 60 cars,
active; best ss.65@st5i ,yearlings'
s750Qs; wethers. 62Sm6 'So' ewes
S5.7506 Calves-s5 "a 1923
EAST BUFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO, n Y. Jan. 81
Cattle-Recipts 2375, steady prime, SO
R650: shipping f525G5I5, butchers,
s5a575: Eeifers. 81 5OW $50. cows. s3,29
as, bulls, $500 5.25. mitch cows and
springers. t20G65 each. Veals-Re-
ceipts l.Opo, steady; common To choice
5000 active: lambs. S75Oqs75: fair
$3.50, Canada lambs. SS.25 ass; year
lings. S7.25MS. sheep, IS so q $50 Hogs
Receipts 1850, steady, yorkerY. N'4g
q see, pigs, 1885.
CHICAGO. Jan. 9l.--Cattle-Receipts
$4,000. market 5a i0c higher; sleeves.
S410W6, stockers and feeders, tS.10g
g. 40: cows and heifers. s2l0g $50,
calves S7I9.50. Hogs-Receipts $4,000
steady; light, 1890 S,35; mixed, SS.05
QS.5O; heavy, $S,154S50. rough. SS15
Gg25; workers.. SS.25 GS.3S: pigs. $500
IS 600 steady; natives. sl96. western
stI6; lambs, native. tSG S,S5; western,
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O., Jan. 3l.-Hogs-
Receipts 5000. Ice higher; mediums
mixed and workers.. $50; pigs and
lights SS.25. Receipts 10 cars
10Gl5c lower. Lambs-Receipts g
cars. $3.50 top. calves-Receipts 500.
$40 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
U. S. cow BONDS
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Jan. Sl.-PorK-SttAuE J
mess S2275623 Lard-Easy, middle
west. spot. si2IO@122O. Sugar-Raw
firm. refined, quiet. Coftee-Rio No !!
on the spot. So @S%c. Tallow-Quiet:
pouitry-Weak; turkeys 2lG2 5c;
chickens 15M27c: fowls. l4@iSc; ducks
16g gle Live poultry--Firm. geese
IL "a lac. ducks, 11c; fowls, l6c; tur-
keys, t3Il7c; ROSTERS. 10i4c; chick
ems, i5c. Checse-Quiet; full cream,
specials, 17ie u1Sc; skins. specials,
la sc; full skins. 3Q4c.
Coffee options opened unchanged.
Butter-Steady; receipts 1920; cream
cry. extra, sic. state dairy, tubs. 24G
soc. imitation creamery, firsts, 20 q 27c.
ESEs-Essier' rec receipts 1lS2; nearby
fancy. 80 "a 35c. fresh firsts. 35 q SIC.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
COPPER MARKET-Clo.e.

Ariz. Cont. 4S; Apex, AZ Att, ga
All. asa Adv. $; Bay 5. Gas, 40; Bos.
Cons. 20 Bos. Ely, : Bos. & Corb..
&. & H.. $40; c. 4 A. 75 Cent, SEA-
DAILY w. sA Davis -. az; r. Butte,
loh Elm r.. y Ely Cons 81: Frank.
lOS G-Can.. ~. Gold. Cons. lie;
hancock. %, Isle Roy, "a; Kew Cop,
,; Las, l6i. Lake. 76l Mass. So /:
Mob" 50ls MiapL %; Nip, 10; New.
Cons. 2S& New Utah, ~, " Butte
Il Old Dom, as; Raven. 60; shan.
10 y sup. n Pitts. Is; santa Fe. 2ss /:
sup, Cop, 59A SUP. Il Bos., 10. Tam.
90; Trim "a Utah Cons. 40; Refining,
10; Wyan., 20 No. Lake, 1914, Ind.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
SHOOTS HIS WIFE
AND KILLS SELL
Traverse City Man Falls Dead
Street-Woman's False Teeth
Save Her Life.
TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. Jan. a.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, Jan. 81
Especial Ezra Whitney. 35. fired wv
,32-caliber revolver shots at the race
OF his wife, Carrie Whitney. while shS
was on her way 10 work this morning.
and then turned the gun on himself,
two shots entering his breast and one
penetrating the temple. He dropped
dead on the sidewalk.
Mrs. Whitney was accompanied py
her sixteen-year-old daughter, and TWO
companions. The woman was not
fatally injured. one bullet striking her
false teeth, probably saving her III
The other made a scalp wound.
The couple separated In the spripI II
the husband making accusatle
against his wife's character. she IL
legged cruelty. filing papers for dive n
Thursday and on Saturday asked
he be placed under bonds TO keep
peace as he had made threats agaiH
her life.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
KILLS TWO AND SELF.
Miner Slabs Baby, Then Blows Wife
and Himself TO Pieces.

Miner Slabs Baby. Then Blows Wife
and Himself TO Pieces.
ISHPEMING, Mich, Jan. 31.-As
the result of a triple tragedy here last
night Artti Hytonen and his wife and
infant child are dead.
The man was a mine worker. The
baby had been i'll and HytOnen had be-
come respondent on account of it. he
murdered the child by stabbing IL 70
the heart. The wife WIS absent at
the time. When she returned he in
weighed her to a nearby barn and
killed her and himself with dynamite.
The explosion was terrific. The barn
was shattered and the bodies were
blown TO pieces.
Hytonen and ais vife were % years
old. They were married in Finland
only year ago and had lived happily.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE

Butter dealers were not unanimous
in their sentiments this morning. Some
thought the market was entitled TO a
reaction OF a cent or more on general
principles, while others, while conced-
ing the market as Arm. thought trade
too small yet TO warrant any advance.
The egg market is not as weak as the
recent declines might indicate. The
weakness last week was more on pros
pective than an actual increase In sup
plies, and a majority of sales are made
at better than quotations. There was
not enough poultry moving 10 count,
and calves. hogs, rabbits. and the mar
ket generally was unchanged as TO
prices.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Jan. 3l.-Close: There
was a large increase I'm the quantity
OF wheat headed for Europe and Liv-
erpool responded with lower prices.
The bearish feeling got a little help
from the big northwestern receipts
also although this was well balanced
bv the milling demand. Crop damage
reports continue 10 drop in from time
10 time and receive little attention as
the time is much too early 20 determine
conditions with any degree or accuracy.
The leading bullish condition Is the
enormous demand and moderate form
selling. Mills at country points are
drawing on Chicago and other points
of accumulation and receipts are not
likely 10 increase in proportion. Bulls
look for reductions in supplies az all
points unless the situation is relieved
By heavier farm sales. The bulls were
not OBSCURE ged by the increase In the
visible supply, for II was so small as
10 show a very heavy consumption OF
clined after q small showing OF early
strength. and closed with loss OF he
I'm cash wheat, 7. G IN May, and lc in
the July deal Corn and oats lost &c.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red.
90: May opened with los OF 4c
at Sl.27'k moved up 10 Sl2l "a. and de-
clined 10 $1.27, July opened at Slo5 3
No. ] white, Sl.26.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn-Cash
No. 3. lear at 65c' No. !. i ear at SIC;
No 8 yellow L. cars at Soc. No. yell
Oats-standard. soc: No , white,
4914c
Beans-Cash, $21S; March $223
Cloverseed-Prime spot so bags at
sS55 closing at $3.50: March. 900 bags
AT $3.50 closing at $3.50: sample. 10
bags at SS25: 40 at IS. p at $50;
prime alsike S7.75; sample, IS bags
Tlmothy seed-Prime spot, 100 bags
Mondays wheat receipts: Minneapolis.
635 cars. against ia year ago; Du-
luth. "a. against /, Winnipeg, 226 cars,
against So; St Louis. $4,000 bu. against
$4,000 bu: Kansas city l47 cars
against 126 year ago.
Worlds wheat exports last week.
10 10000 bu; year ago. l2.2SS.000 bu.
Wheat on passage. 3.952,OOO bu In
crease. year ago. 6.40S.000 bu Increase.
Russian wheat exports last week g.
$4,000 bu; Danubian, 100000 bu.
Receipts in the Detroit market Mon
day. included 600 bbls OF flour. ears
or wheat. % OF corn OF oats, and
or rye. Withdrawals were 2.400 hbls
OF -four Stocks are sos. 296 bu Of
wheat. 233.g23 bu OF corn 53s43 bu OF
oats. and SO.926 bu OF rye.
Visible supply changes last week:
Wheat 19S. 900 bu Increase; corn, 222.-
600 bu decrease. oats, $4,000 bu de-
crease.
Wheat in Liverpool closed ~ 9%d.
Exports OF wheat and -four Monday.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday. 1.164O00 bu; year ago. $780,
600 bu.
Canadian wheat visible decrease
5000 bu; year ago, decrease. 1.is4.0o0
official estimate OF Argentine wheat
crop. i61,700,000 bu.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
NEM Nnnk STOCN IETTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Carson,
Craig a Co. There was no unfeVor-
able development over sunday, and the
stock market on higher London quota
ttons opened irregular. but at a gem
Trading during the morning hours was
light and largely professional. An at
tempt was made 20 run in the short in
terests Ia Reading. carrying the price
up nearly . points. and temporarily
causing fractional gains throughout
the list Later the market developed
into a see-saw affair with only slight
fluctuations can money was offered
freely al per cent.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
THos. NEALEN DEAD.
Former Mayor Of owosso Was Watch,
man In D. p. w. Yard.

Thomas Nealen, a former mayor OF
Owosso. who has been employed as
Waterman at the western yards OF
the department Of public works for
the past FIVE years. died Monday
morning, in the Detroit Sanitarium.
He has been III several weeks. Mr..
Nealen was nearly 70 years old and
was practically alone in the world,
several other members OF his family
circle having preceded him 10 the
grave. He had been boarding at No
800 Seventeenth-st
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3I.-Butter-Cream
cry. extras, 32c: hrsts, 30@3lc: dairy
extras. sic. firsts Csc Eggs-Prime
firsts sic: hrsts. soc. Chese--Twins
16& al7c: daisies. 17M17Ac; young
Americas, 16ls Gl6%c; market very
firm. Live poultry-Turkeys l7c; fowls
l3lRc; spring chickens. l3U14c; ducks
l4G loo, geese. 1OMllc.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
LIVED I'M TOWN. So YEARS.

SAGINAW. Mich. Jan. 31.-(spe-
cial. ANDREW Marshall. a.. for IS
years a resident of Unionville. Mich.
died In ST. Mays hospital here 10.
day. His wealth is estimated at
500. 600.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig & Co. Wheat traders certainly
had quite a line % hearish news this
morning including the large worlds
shipments. weak and lower cables. a
run OF over 700 cars 20 the northWest
markets, and continuation Of heavy
Russian shipments Market opened
with drop OF half-Cent In prices.
That was the extent Of the decline.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
IoRnING PRIcEa-

Coffce-PackaRe coffee. l00-lb. case.
t14.2bM ~ delivered.
Canned GOOds-Apples. gals, t27b:
baked beans, lib, 10000; Lima beans.
Sl6rl.5O. Corn-Fancy Maine. $40.
standard. s5c. Table beets 1880 40.
Pcas--Fancy early Juno tl25: stand
erds. 81. soaked, so a fOc salmon
SOckeye. tall. 81 IS. Nat. Si.S5: Alaska
reds. $3.50, Alaska pinks. 81 Toma-
toes, 75q SIC; succotash. 81 Clio doz.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
ODD CHARGE AGAINST MAN.
Negro Accused OF Enticinq Sister
Away From Husband.

away FFOHl FIUbUdnu.
Charged with enticing his own sis
ter To leave her husband Hiram
Moore. colored. a waiter on a Wabash
dining car, was arrested Saturday
night by Deputy Sheriff Grandt and
Dixon on capias taken out by Thad-
deus Jones.
In default OF bail Moore was lodged
IN the county jail Jones values his
wife's affections at $4,000. and has
started suit for that amount in the
circuit court.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
BUTTER AND EGGS,

Butter - CreRmeries, extras, SOC,
n nrsts' 5sS' aa'rH Ou'se'' -"''
EEgs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included, csc. Receipts on MONDAY
POI cases
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
CHIC AGn.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3i.--Wheat opened 4
n sc lower for May. Trade not large.
selling sCattered. Corn trade was scat
pathy with wheat Oats a shade easier
am around Provisions sharply higher
all around.
Noon-Wheat strong and sharply
higher corn and oats advanced frac-
t0nally.
Close-Wheat declined in the last
hour and closed tribe under opening
prices Corn also lower. oats ended
unchanged. Provision list closed very
strong.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

TOLEDO. o.. dan. i.-Wheat-Cash.
20 a Msy &c sc !' Nav and nay iply 40
sept exc Oats-Cash and May.
f9ikc. July. 4Gtac: Sept, 4fikc. Rye
No 2. SIC. No. q Use. Cloverseed-
Cash. Jan and Feb. Ss47Ib March.
sS50. ATrn. SS35. Oct. S672Is Prime
alsike. $50 Prime timothy 81 But
ter. eggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

II you do not want the cream
rise when sealaiag milk. pour the IN.
into a jug as soon as II Is scalded and
let the jug stand In basin OF cold
water.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

BusIness-IIke PRINTING. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, Is
John R.-st. Phone 1f9S.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

IRnnlnena-lihs s-rrnunr. No fuss ana
10 fRathera The plain, neat kind that
|nnkb right Tinaes Printing Co. rs
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone 4 Co. ll6-llS Griswold-sI 49,.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-01
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co:
Open High Low. Close.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

tb)Bid COsold. cx) Split
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-15
-Four SO Profit Sharing Coupons given during this Big Sale

Crashes Towels-Extra Special Values
&c Unbleached
nc Crash, lice hneq quality.
9Ilc
IOc
Sc each for Bleached Turkish
Bleached
Bleached Towels scalloped
10c each for Bachd k Towels linen finish 1885, regular 15c
Unbeahed Turkish
19c each for Beahed Turkish Towels x45 inches regular Csc value
1Oc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
ELLEN BEACH yAW
WILL SING HERE
ON TUESDAY
Musical Treat of the Season
Promised in Appearance of
Fair and Phenomenal Young
Singer Here; Her Simple
Home Life.

What is expected TO prove tho most
charming and the most notable mus
icai event for years IN Albuquerque
occurs at the Elks' thcatcr Tuesday
night when Ellen Beach Naw. admired
ana beloved ct two continents, n
singer OF international fame. uncquall-
ed range OF notes aud captivating per
sonality. will make her bow 10 the
people OF Albuquerque.
Perhaps there is not another singer
.of note Ia tho world who has been less
affected 10y cosmopolitan training and
eArth-widc experience.
Her home Is simple and oid-fash-
toned \ beautiful piano inhahits one
corner Of thc Farior. aud To- the other
.rcnoses "a fern which is absolutely q
rccurd-hIeakcr It's droopiug branches.
falling IN a green cataract Ia the floor.
spread across e space FULLY six feet in
diameter.
Miss Naw speaks French like "A pari-
siam
she lived ir italy. sang with Caruso
and talks Italian as though she we're
raised on suaGhcui-yet there are no
latin evidences ia her house. u We cN-
cept a single Italian marble statue.
In N word. when she Is al home sh0
- simply "a plain. o~ld-iashioncd Amer
iean.
She goes about the ranch in a sun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13
Why Comic Opera Makes the
Big Hit With Average Man
Gingerbread Man. Fair Sample of Variety OF Entertainment
which Really Entertains by Reason OF Its Movement and
Music and Color; A SenSationaNy Clever Production.

him n reputation from coast TO coast.
Mr.. sloane has been responsible for
many beautiful scores and his music
a piQuant charm that Is itrcsis-
tihlc, and although written by q mus
ician. which Air. sloane undoubtedly
is, he has the faculty OF writing mel
ody and music that IS tuneful Yet
classical and at the same time utterly
devoid OF clap-trap.
The Gingerbread Man" has a FAM
tasttc little story which concerns crea-
lures with which every one is familiar,
but IL puts such dialogue in their
mouths and is served I'm such a way
that one Is irrcsistihlv entertained IN
unusual and their methods totally un-
like anything that We can recall In
comic opera. therefore It's novelty Is
Appeniing. and even If tnc NJ were
not such good entertainment. a night
snent listening To Sloane's music is
.aluaye well spent Alt. sloane Is re-
sponsihle for such compositions as
"Caminr Through The ltyc. Lady
.Tcazie. The Mocking Bird. Jack
and the Rean stalk, broadway 10
Toxic and Sergeant Kitty. all tunc-
ui operas. many of which succeecsl
on the strength of the score alone.
M. principal numbers OF the Gin
rerhroad Man" are John Dough.
~Ehe Evil Eye. DO You Believe ir
Santa Claus EVERY Little Som,-
thing" "Ola RHmescs THE Ecauti-
-fui Land OF Bon Bon and Moon
Moon" The latter SONS Is enhanced
hv the appearance of n little eirl sit
ting on tho CRESCENT OF the now moor
ana floating dreamliY through a
ciouded Sky. The suns REFLECTION
hrightens ma her face. while p slnc'
this sweet refrain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13

bonnet and d ginpham gown. feeding
the chickens, entering into debates on
orange cultiva tiop1 discussing late fer
~tilizers. and even Ntalking over the fall
blowing.
Miss Yaw Is entirely practical. If
the table in the broad, country dining
needs clearing, she can clear II.
If il is TO be set. she can spread the
cloth and place the dishes as deftiy
and quickly as the most accomplished
maid
Her own little bower is in The front
yard. Ii is Il cunning little arhor,
shaded with vines and shielded from
the morning sun by prickly spines Of
a colossal cactus that rises fully thirty
feet above the ground. Within the
We house, all Is coziness and dainti-
ness. Scores of pictures hide the
weathcr-beaten framework, and q
small writing desk in a corner, bears
materials which testify a%bundantly to
this great little singers love of CORE
spondence.
And in constant attendance is Adrea
-a silent, tawny-skinned, ivory-tooth-
cd maid. Adrea has a Spanish name,
but her sober countenanee and I'M
speaking lips testify to the pure Indian
blood which flows in her veins.
Adrca is also somewhat of Il celeb
rity among her own people. She is a
graduate of the sherman Institute. She
can o like "a New England house
wife and sew in a N creditable
10 n seamstress. She VOWS eternal
fidelity 10 the prima donna. but Miss
law feels certain that she will never
he able to take her away from the land
of her fathers,
In another corner OF the house sits
an old spinning wheel Miss Naw's
interest IN this venerable curiosity is
great. She sits in front Of il. and
plays that she Is Marguerite-a verify
which she has played many times with
huge success before European audi
cnces.
Miss Yaw loves her country home
better than any other spot in the
world.
The divine Ellen Beach Yaw Is once
more singing in America. Those who
have heard her recently say that her
triumphs in Europe have LETT her un-
spoiled. King Edward said Of her;
She reminds me of a flower" but II
Is a flower that flourishes best in its
native soil and sunshine.