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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
IYCEuM.


George Sidney, better known In
these parts as Busy Izzy," Is making
his annual visit To the Lyceum the
alter and entertained a goodly number
! OF his followers Sunday afternoon ana
evening. His vehicle this year ~
revised edition OF The JOY Rider,
a musical frolic first made known last
year. The old framework remains ana
! the leading characters are the same
as last year, but the songs are branu
new for the most part and the music
is tuneful. Two numbers particularly
pleasing 10 Sundays audiences were
MY Picture Puzzle GIRL rendered
by Hudson Freedom, in the role or
a lover, and Conversational Stroll,
In which Sidney. Dick Hume and MISS
Carrie Weber participate.
The production this year Is not es-
pecially notable for It's chorus and its
mountings, but there Is good fun all
the way through, with Sidney always
in the van. There is a laugh in prac-
tically every move he makes, for Sid
ney is a natural-born funny man and
can be entertaining no matter what
vehicle he may choose for the ex-
ploitation OF his talents
Our old friend Dick Hume 10 again
seen as Dip Whiffle, a detective, and
he is another entertainer whom to
look at is to smile. He bubbles over
with good humor OF the quiet sort,
and is amusing without seeming to
make any effort. His taxicab stunt
continues to be feature Of the show
and was a hit with Sundays audi
ences.
Waldo Whipple, as Ebb Tootle, who
wants to marry and Is not particular
whom he weds. completes the trio Of
leading fun makers. His Is one OF the
best rube impersonations ever seen
on the local stage.
AS a special feature this year, Sid
ney gives a burlesque on the Jeffries-
Johnson fight pictures that is a per
feet scream. Sidney and his asso-
ciates are concealed from view, but
their shadows are thrown on screen
In a manner that would draw laughs
from the veriest pessimist. II Is a
great card and q strikingly original
one. The stunt even includes a lee
turer.
Busy Ixzy" will remain all week,
playing the usual matinees In addition
to the evening. performances. Gram
stark Is on the boards for next week.
MILES.
One is always Inclined to accept
the claims of the advance man OF
theatrical attraction with q grain OF
salt, but occasionally the attraction
measures up to the glowing picture
on the sign boards. This Is the case
with Harden. who appears as the
headliner Of strong bill In the Miles
theater this week. He IL heralded az
the greatest Of all handcuff kings, and
he Just about earned the title In the
opening performances, Sunday.
Among those who volunteered to
assist him in his act were policemen.
detectives. and naval officers. and
II was apparent that some OF them
were on hand with the deliberate pur-
pose of trying to get" the wizard"
Harden was ready for them, how
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
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ever. and the laugh was on the other
fellow. Sunday afternoon, Harden
released himself In just three min
utes from pair or navy irons such
as are used on prisoners aboard ship.
and which he had never seen before,
They were brought in by pair OF
officers connected with the naval re-
cruiting service, who, after adjusting
the irons, insisted on placing a stick
under his legs and over his arms in
such way that he was rendered
practically helpless. The audience
gave Harden great hand when he
stepped from his cabinet with the
irons in one hand and the stick in
the other.
AT the first evening performance,
Harden, in eight minutes, got out OF
a straightjacket belonging TO the po-
lice department. which was placed Oh
him by Sergt. Fred Clark. The same
jacket, Clark explained. was used on
Houdini on his last appearance here
and II took him about IL minutes 10
free himself. Harden was well nigh
exhausted when he finished his task,
but he got great hand. Harden
announces that he will undertake 10
repeat the stunt "Wednesday night.
Harden and Houdini are brothers, by
the way, and their work shows SINH
larity. One OF Hardeen's best stunts
is his milk can trick in which he
escapes from a milk can filled with
water in 40 seconds, after being hand
cuffed, the cover Of the milk can be-
ing fastened down with eight pad
locks; Capacity houses were in order
at all performances, Sunday.
The bill comprises several other
fine acts. Romanelli Is a violinist OF
unusual ability. He initiates church
organ. the mooing OF a COW. the sing
ing Of bird. and plays his instru'
ment in every conceivable position
Devine and Williams contribute a line
Of nonsense that never fails TO bring
down the house. drunk impersona
ton by the female member of the
team. is the feature of the act. Harry
Better and company are seen in q
laughable farce called "A Matrimon
ial Blizzard" Jeanette Kline, a sing
ing coincidence Of ability, renders
several songs in a pleasing manner
and Seany's dogs and cats entertain
with an animal act that is out OF the
ordinary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12

made by the male quartet composed
OF Messrs. Eckerson, Arthur and Ros-
coe Fox and Chase. The members
posses good voices. which blend nice
ly. and they carefully avoid anything
OF the barber shop" style OF quartet
music.
The company appeared In two-act
burlesque which opened In the Black
Cat cafe In Paris. Instead or the
usual olio the~ guests performed Tor
the amuse OF their friends, and this
served as an excuse to introduce the
different numbers. The bathing song
OF Miss Salisbury. In which the chorus
appeared In scanty bathing suits, was
encored repeatedly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
SUIT CASE WAS VERY DRY.

STANDISH, Mich, Sept. 12.-(Spc-
ciai. IA suit case belonging to Miss
Opal Morris was stolen from the depot
here Saturday night. Officers looked
for the thief and found the case near
the city in the woods, ripped open
and the contents all scattered over
the ground. Nothing was missing and
IL Is believed that some thirsty pill
grims. seeing the case In the depot
here, thought 1t belonged to sonse
traveller to the oasis at Pinconnlng
where wet" goods are dispensed
Upon opening. however, IL was dis
covered that IL contained nothing but
wearing apparel. Sheriff Glasdre ~
now looking for the thirsty ones
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WESTERN FAIR, LONDON, ONT.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARES.
Sept. 10, II, ~, IA and 18th. .$3.oo
Sept. IS and 18th. ............'. Sz.so
All tickets valid to return on or be-
fore Sept. 10, 1910. City Ticket once
124 Woodward Ave. Phone Main 3D.
Hob Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No. 10 John R.-st Cali
Main 1893 or City $685..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
GAYETY.

For brilliancy OF stage setting, rich
costumes, handsome women and en-
trancing music. The Queen OF Bo-
hemia' company, which began a
weeks engagement In the Gayety the
alter, Sunday afternoon, easily surpass-
es any burlesque offering shown In
Detroit for several seasons.
Headed by Miss Jean Salisbury, a
woman who possesses really more
than a fair share of good looks, al
though somewhat lacking In voice, the
company is good throughout. Jack
McCabe and Charles A. Mason are the
comedians OF the aggregation. and
they kept the audience in the best OF
humor. Crane Wilbur. who took the
part OF the absinthe fiend, was good
enough TO give the audience the shiv'
ers when In q spell OF raving.
The real hit Of the afternoon was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12

into the pit with my wife. For time
lay still, thinking only of my i'll
fortune. Suddenly some soft object
brushed past me In the dark. thought
decided to follow 1t, for where there
was something live there must be
some place of escape After pursuing
IL for some time, was delighted at
last to see an opening in the wall
ahead of me. In a few moments
stood out in the blessed sunlight
again. Soon afterwards a ship sailed
near me, and brought me safe back
IN Bagdad.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12

curate. connected with the lives OF
the two desperadoes, including the
Lold-up OF a mail train. the near
hanging of Jesse James stepfatheI.
and The shooting OF Jesse James by
Bob" Ford. g.
Jesse and Frank James are repre-
sented by Erin c. Fitzgerald and
William A. Repaid. The other parts
are taken by Edward b. La REM as
Ford; Frank Linden. Otto Gretto, j..
Raymond Barrett. John Adair. Harry
Ludlum, and Misses Anna May, Beula
Monroe, Adelaide Secord and Jane
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
SEAMAN LEAPS 70 DEATH.

SAULT STAE MARIE, Sept. 12-
Especially --Josephy Garavala, a de-
manted seaman who shipped on the
steamer Pere Marquette. No. 5, from
Houehton. jumped overheard early
yesterday morning, while the steamer
was upbound. about 40 miles OF Luz
fpgton In Lake Michigan. Garavala
ltpagiped some one sought HE life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12

Hesly and Marie Fisher. In a bit OF
nonsense. and the Majestic Musical
Four round out the olio.
The show Is well-staged and the
costuming Is excellent. The Broad
way Gayety Girls will be ON view In
the Avenue all this week
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La nejor cerveza.

Tedid cerreza Piels Bros, de Ia q.
exnenden los Sres \. Alvarez v her
mano en- su conocido estableeclmlen
70 Dc Ia calle San lose nGmero en-
San Juan. La Piel Bros no contlene
sustancia alguna uociva i la salud
de un magnilico rcfreScante v recons
titryentp. In este eStablecimiento
birn :rrctitado cncOntrarels. Piel
Rrcs urIr 6 Ia melor clase de GER
yeza Nre:adera cerveza Lager Ale
mana. Valia de Ia mas flna y flor de
eeryC-l II Bohemia de claSe supe-
nor o. sGS competentes.
-lts res ! Cchoa Il Hermano
han tras adaio las oficinas que tenian
iusis alas .r la cslIe de la Fortaleza
Min. -. 1 su almacen de Ia Mar.
us. Cs-a. de- Comercio Mum. l.)
-Csar.'o ustcd comrre en- las ten.
dss hs aur ie den el boIeio de Ia
.Cs,a E...,;rsdora. Esto le vale di-
nern.
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Escue|a particular deVeIano
HUMACAO P. R.
Profesores:
Sra. Ana Rogue de Druprey
Mr.. C. U. Hines.
Ensehanza en- ingles.

Sc admiten alumnos desde 90. a So
crado Precios co,lrencionates. Re
preparan maestros rurales y gradua
dos V para cl Servicio Civil.
Exdmenes en- septiemhre por ell De
partamento de Educaci6n.
In alumno estudioso pncdc opren-
der an grado en- estos tres meses.
Sc les proporcionara pupiiaJe Il los
alumnos de Ia is'a que deseen approve
char esta oportunidad.
Para informes pueden 6irigirse a
dona Ana Rogue 9 & Give L. Hines.
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Formation del jursdo.

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,ado eud de ceno' d1da
cunt m6rito 'unaor LA CorDon-
dnca pubcara Is das sa de -
30 nomb RESIDENCES Ia isa de ona
peente ado caGfcado de los cuentos Ell psco conss
cada remos a IL
doe nobes de agado ormacoa
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candidates a Correspondence degnac
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da omada urado cahcsd del de de LA Co.
respondencA de Puerto Rico urado consudo ecb IL d
Dcembe de 1910 conno de Que haan concurdo
peonaoy de de 1911 dho urao dar veredcto La Co.
rrespondena entegaa puma IA
tienda.
"El primer cuenllsta puer.oYrl44cA,
enenddo estabece "La Correspondents de uert1
ella condeado deenddo
uentsta puertorqueno Sendo SdverE tuo
e sera conservado hasta tano
otro LA Correspondence
arrebatado por otro campe6n. 80
Corespondenc pubcara medda reeiblendo
todos cuentos que emitdos para campeonao
Lo que LA Correspondence 10 poSlble espera.
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gnero eraro eudo de nuestra vida regional espea
Dos pugo da nuesa patria este dao
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Bases generates del concurso in
te]ectual que fu6 recibldo
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores.
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esperando turno de publication.

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de poducy pouo as bras eraas odos g6nero
Fand genero epecamene deromnado literature csste
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Cuando termina Ell plazo del camreonate

so ampeonato empezara 10 de Julio de 1902
terminara ell 10 de Noviembre de 1910
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
RUSH OF WORK At
BIC STEEL PLANT
Richmond Factory Overwhelmed
With 0rderS-Great Growth
Of Manufacturing in New
Transbay City

RICHMOND. Sept s.-Ths Berkeley
steel company has Just conpIsted the
architectural iron work for the Col
ton company OF Honolulu and also for
the South Eureka mining company, for
whom they have built an immense
travelling crane
The supervisors of Contra Costa
county believe in favoring home in
dustry and consequently have given
the work of building the big steel
Brentwood bridge 20 the Berkeley steel
company. and also for the Slate creek
bridge These will be samples of their
architectural work and bridge build
ing, and should be the means OF ac-
quiring many other similar contracts
The Berkeley steel ecmpany's large
plant Is located both on the Southern
Pacific and the Santa Fe railroads. and
is adjacent to the water front OF Rich
mond. II is doing a large and increas-
ing business. employing from % 70 so
men all the time. and is credited with
securing the highest skilled labor about
the bay.
The plant of the Berkeley steel com
pany consists of a very large solid
steel frame building entirely covered
by glass, giving light OF day TO every
portion OF the building Immense
cranes transport material from one 10
cation to another, which enables work
OF every description to be done. and
besides to be transported quickly from
one place TO another.
The people OF Richmond take a great
deal Of interest in advertising and talk
ing about their factories. and 1t is not
strangeSthat they are acquiring new
ones in all cases where manufacturers
propose to establish new plants or
move old ones
The enumeration of all the new man
ufacturing Industries that have started
in Richmond in the last few months
supports the statement that Richmond
is the most remarkable OF American
cities for it's age
The growth of Richmond indicates
conditions OF the most remarkable sort
combinations of advantages such as
have seldom or ever been concen-
trated in one locality in decade; ad-
vantages OF location and splendid en-
dowments for great business and
manufacturing career almost beyond
belief; industrial accomplishment In
breath of time that breaks records and
challenges at once admiration and
fervid but reasonable expectation for
further advancement on bases that are
unimDeachable.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
FIRE CHIEFS open
STOCKTON Session
Veterans From All Parts of
State and Northwest Pres
ent at Meeting

STOCKTON, Sept. 6.-From all parts
of California and the northwest. tnclud-
ing British Columbia, veteran fire fight
ers assembled in Stockton today to
meet in convention.
The fire chiefs began drifting in
last evening. The largest delegation
was that which came from Washington
and points north, sailing from Seattle
last Friday.
At the depot Fire Chief II. McCann
of stockton and his reception commit
tee. augmented by the Stockton union
concert band, greeted the visitors as
they stepped from the train.
The convention was scheduled to
open this morning, but owing TO an
oversight in plans it was not until 2
o'clock this afternoon that the gather
ing was called 10 order
President Bringhurst called the eigh-
teenth annual convention to order, and
introduced Mayor r. r. Reibenstein of
Stockton who welcomed the delegates.
President Bringhurst replied TO the
mayors welcome briefly. The officers
in charge are:
President. former Chief Harry W.
BringhurSt of Seattle. First Vice Presi-
dent Chief NJ. Mccain of Stockton, Sec
of Anaeortes. Wash; Treasurer Chief
A. H. Myers of Spokane. Wash.
The executive committee consists of
Chief a. NJ. Clifford, Pasadena, Cal;
Chief F. Il. Krauth. Alameda, Cal.
Chief j. II. Carlisle. Vancouver, B. c..
The sessions of the fire chiefs will
last three days, concluding Thursday.
While the business will be largely tech
nica1 and the delegates will be quite
busy, still ample time vii be found for
entertainment features
All of the delegates have not arrived.
Among the early comers are the fol-
lowing:
Former Chief Harry W. Bringhurst
of Seattle, Chief John H Boyle of Seat
tie. Commissioner F. Z. Owens of Los
Angeles. Chief A. ]. Eley of Los An
geles. Chief r. s. TAFT of Santa Cruz.
Chief ]. E. Shrewsbury of Long Beach,
Chief A. NJ. Clifford of Pasadena; Chi sf
c. A. Brophy of Hinsdale, Ill; Chief c.
F. Otterson of Napa, Chief W. c. Young
of Santa Ana, Chief W. w Steves OF
Kelso, Wash: Chief A. Mann of Med
ford, Ore; Chief F. H. Graubner of
Baker City, Ore; Chief E. B. Raymond
of Olympia Wash; Chief ]. H Carlisle
of Victoria B. c.. Chief A II. Meyers
of Spokane Chief William Metz of
Walla WaIla, Wash, Chief George Nc
/ Alevy of Tacoma. Wash. former Chief
A. A. Sumner of Anacortes, Wash.
Chief J. j. Marsh of Bellingham, Wash,
Chief F. II. Kelley of Wallace, Idaho;
Chief G. ] Warren of Arlington. Wash.
former Assistant Chief ]. L. Phillips OF
Spokane
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
MAY BE DUMPED
IN THE BAY

1t seems odd to think of GOOD
PIANOS being dumped in the bay, but
these are facts, and unless something
is done very quickly about 200 pianos
may be hauled to North Beach and
summarily disposed of.
Ever since the great earthquake and
during the recent panic, people who
have been on the wild goose chase and
needing money very badly have pawned
and stored their pianos with WHITE
HEADS Piano Storage Co., 1426-2S
Market st. and 437 Van Ness ave-. 25
Fell St. San Francisco. and 4o3-4o5 San
Pablo ave, Oakland, until their storage
warerooms are overcrowded. These
pianos have been legally and law
fully advertised in all the daily papers
until now they are offered for sale to
pay storage, interest, taxes and ad-
vances. Also so pianos belonging to
A. Bruenn, who has retired from the
piano business on account Of poor
health, are stored at this place, 1426-2s
Market St. S. F.. and offered at 40 cents