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The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

Social and Personal

The Northwestern Woman's club
will meet, Monday evening, at 8
O'clock in the Goldberg school Supt.
Mcdonnell, of the Detroit House of
Correction. will give an address on
"The home OF the prisoner" and Rep.
Robert Y. Ogg will also give talk.
Members are urged TO bring friends
TO this meeting, which is to be an
open one.
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The annual pedro party given by
the Young Ladies sodalty of st. Jo-
seph's Roman Catholic church will
take place, Monday evening, in Schil-
Ter hall The proceeds are for the
church fund.
The Southern society, of Detroit
will give a dinner, Thursday even
ing. Dec Z, in the Dixie Tea rooms.
o
4 novel progressive luncheon was
given Friday in honor of Miss Grace
Bartlett, by twelve OF her girl friends
the second course of which was sery.
ed in the DE Tea rooms. Miss Bart
let's marriage TO Charles r. Havil
will take place, Wednesday OF next
week
o
Miss Becker will entertain %
guests Tuesday afternoon, at the mat
inee, in the Temple theater. later talk
ing her guests 10 the Dixie Tea
rooms, Tor afternoon tea
o
The annual sale of the Womans as
sociation OF the North Woodward Con
gregational church. will be held Thurs
Jay and Friday afternoon, and even.
ing Nov. % and "a. with supper Fri.
Jay evening, from g 10 3 O'Clock. a
Victrola concert. under the direction
II Max Strasburg, will be given Fri.
lay evening from 7 10 9 o'clock The
arious booths will be decorated In
Japanese fashion.
.
Thct annual bazaar given b. the
ronan's guild OF st Paul's Episcopal
3thedral Tuesday. Nov. 81. viii al.
ord a timely opportunity for the pur-
base Of pretty Christmas gifts. a
very attractive display OF fancy ar
.icles. aprons, infants wear, comfort
rs etc will be offered for sale from
Il 10 O'Clock luncheon will be
erved at noon, and tea during the
1fternoon. Mrs VIM. Stephenson is
PRESIDENT OF the guild. aud Mrs. j. -.
sanders, chairman OF the work com.
mittee.
The Young Woman's guild Of St
Johns Episcopal church viii hold The
annual sale ard supper. Tuesday. Nov.
2s, in the parish house. The sale VIII
open at 4 O'Clock, and supper will be
crlcd from $50 10 8 O'Clock.
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The annual baZaar and bunch.
con OF the womans guild OF The left
fcrson-ave Presbyterian church will
be held in Newberry chapel Friday.
Nov. "a In addition to the large dis
play OF fancy and practical articles.
luncheon will be served az noon and
tea md light refreshments throughout
the day.
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Miss Florence nutton. daughter Of
A. s. Dutton. No Sq5 Third.ave. left
Detroit SATURDAY, for New York. &C.
ccmpanied bv her father and sister
Miss Edith Dutton. on her way ~
Rio de Janeiro. Brazil for which
place she will sail Monday. Miss Dut-
ton will go TO Brazil with Mrs. Myron
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18
AVENUE.

Cherry Blossoms" will bloom for
the benefit Of Avenue theater patrons
sunday afternoon and during the week
which follows. as the popular bur-
lesque company Of that name is due
to occupy the stage OF that playhouse
at that time. The company is one OF
the strongest cards OF the Empire CTR
cult and one Of its chief assets is its
chorus Of young women. The fea-
turcd member of the cast however, is
Jack Perry. specialist In "hDbo" and
Irish characters, author of the song
Down in the city OF Booze" and
writer o. the two musical travesttes
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cations in one act and three scenes
Mr. Rapier is well known as a come
dian Others on the bill are Lottte
Wilson. the petite singing and dancing
soubrette, and clever buck and wing
dancer Arthur, Richards and Arthur,
those classy kids" will offer merry
musical comedy melange The Grisconi
Italian trio, Italian grand opera sing
ers. in high class operate selections
Knapp and Murray. eccentric enter
tanners. in rapid fire conversation
Coleman and MeXis, the shooting
stars" i'm a novel exhibition OF marks
mhnship; Dean and stevens. "the cho-
colate and ebony comedians" in hit
of smart foolery. harmony singing,
talking, eccentric and buck dancing.
and the latest photo plays will com
plete the bill. - -
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co..nusd from Pay. Four.

cessful isthe scrupulous attention paid
10 n dtailS In the production
There = nothing artificial la the
pr"iertiI ar Hodge is eNacting ON
this poin For instance. he insists up
on haviS real ham and eggs whore
the playcalls for them. fried on the
spot andserved piping not. and no wax
iruit WI DE served on the stage 81
the Ganck during the performance.
IL ~ rei fruit that the audience sees
and IL fresh at each performance
The poperty man OF "The Man From
Home, rs very busy man and goes
TO maret daily. lie also carries
small rnge. which is Installed In the
kitchen Just OF the stage a pot OF
coffee the first thing called for. and
Mr.. Hdge demands the best Mocha
and Jaa. over 800 bias been expended
Tor coee since thc/play was first pro-
onced CAVIAR plaSs an impOriant ONT
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18
I,NCE.I VI.


The LyCeum viii ufcr booking of
tprling dramatic mcrit the coming
geek empha sizing It's policy OF good
laws 40 popular prices The attrac-
Ion is Charles Nlein's second big sue
pss The Third Degree" mn intense
frnma based upon police methods IN
Kew York atty The history ~ thls
blay Is sufficiently intcrcsting 60 bear
fopetition IL was ortai nallN written
as n stellar vehicle for Edmund Brecsc,
iwho> /spranr into prominence as John
BuTkett< Ryder. the piutCcrat Of
Klcin's first big success. THE Lion
and the Mouse The supposedly seq
ondarv role OF Annie Jcfrrics. an oh
srtIre little woman who pleads per-
sistently for her husbands acquittal
on n false charge of murder was Given
10 ~ young woman named Helen Ware.
Miss Ware was clever enough 10 soc
tho possibilities OF the role made II
one OF the theatrical 9cr9atioNs ~ that
season and stole the show ~ use
professional iareon. from NJ Breesc
That u.s. she made her role the most
prominent in the niece at the expense
~ the ostersible star
After two seasons Miss Ware retired
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18
IN THE LOCAL PLAY-HOUSES

from the play, the role going 90 her
understudy, Sarah padden, who has
played IL with great artistic force and
popular apprdYal eyer since. Miss
OF the original cast ana the complete
Hudson theater product ion In her
supporting company are Joseph X.
Garry Arda L0CroiA, Harry Farnham,
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

leighton stark. Thomas voile Daniel
Eager Lottie Emmons. Adele Hughes
ana others
Mkail Mordkin and his company Of
photographic artists who gave two de-
lghtful performances in Detroit last
sur lay. viii he seen once more Ia TINS
city Thui sday afternoon. Nov %. when
special matinee Will be given in the
j yCeum thoater beginning at ? o'clock.
ghis time the All-Star Imperial .us-
sian ballet and orchestra VIII present
the beautiful fairy spectacle, Lac des
CNgncs' (thc Lake Of Swansl In four
acts by Marius Petlpa with music by
Tsohaikowski
The safe ~ seats for the performance
will open In GTipnell's. Monday morn
Ing. Tickets will not ba on sale In the
i.vceun noN office untii the oay Of the
performance.
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90
Mrs Arthur &. Griffin who was re-
Gently engaged as contruito for the
Cass-aye. Methodist church quartet Ia
Il pupil OF Miss Elizabeth Emery. OF
the Mcdonald School OF Music faCu-
~ The Younger pupils ol the school
VIII give niusicule. Saturday after.
noon, Nov %, ia he studios, No 573
Cass.aye. number OF pupils will
give a program SATURDAY, evening. in
the school han an interesting finale
10 which will be The playing OF Rich.
ard Strauss musical setting To- EHoch
Arden" bv Ftancis Mayhew, head OF
he piano department OF the school
The second members. concert of the
Tuesday Musicale will be given Tues
day morning, in the Century building,
al 1890 O'Clock. The program will
present Charles Wakefield cadman
charming song cycle. The Morning OF
the Year" suns by the following quar-.
ter: Mrs. Roy Littleneld, soprano;
Mrs. Maurice Macfarlane. cOntraito:
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Nov. 10. 1911.
PROPOSALS FOR THE CoNSTRUC-
TON OF PUBLIC SEWER. :

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works. Detroit. Mich. until Tuesday,
Nov 81, 1911, at o'clock p m. stan
they will be opened, for furnishing
all labor and material. except cement
and iron manhole rings and covers,
which will he furnished by the city,
end building and finishing complete.
together with the back dlling accord
ing 20 the plans and specifications on
file in this office, the following pipe
and crock public sewer, to-wit:
KIRBY AVENUE PUBLIC SEWER.
In Kirby avenue. from Grandy ave-
nue. TO alley west OF Chene street
length OF sewer 740 feet. manholes
including 2 bends and slant.
Each bidder must deposit with his
hid certified check payable TO the
order OF the Department OF Public
Works on sewer bid upon as follows:
Kirby avenue, $3.50.
Which sum Will be forfeited 10 the
Department I'm case the bidder fails TO
enter into contract within five days
after the acceptance Of tender. Con-
tract 90 be subject TO the approval or
the Common Council Checks deposited
with rejected bids viii be returned TO
the bidder on demand. The bidder
whose tender is accepted will be re-
uuired TO furnish with contract an APP
proved surety company bond TO the
CITY OF lflIOll III AHF luii hiiOhHA
Of rho contract price, conditioned on
faithful performance of contract
Upon execution OF the contract bond
the amount deposited with the tender
will be returned
No bids will he accepted from any
person or firm who is In default 10 the
city OF Detroit, upon any obligation
TO said city.
The Department OF Public Works re,
serves the right 10 reject any or all
proposals.
t1isl j. ] HAARER,
C664I Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18
ETY..

Al Reeves Bis Beauty Show" comes
to the Gdyety theater next week be-
ginning sunday afternoon. Mr. Reeves
always has succeeded In presenting a
bur'eSQue entertainments OF high
order. and according TO the present
season announce ment, Ire has eXCetted
any OF his previous efforts this year.
His company is said 10 be the best that
he has ever had including such we'll
known people az Andy Lewis, a
comedian OF ability. who, for several
seasons. was at the head OF his own
organization and whose popularity is
almost as great as that OF Reeves him
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

comedy bar gymnasts. will Ice seen In
an ret that rs reputed 10 De a scream
from start 90 finish. HALEY and Noble
have a dancing and singing act that
promises To make a nit and Nassar ana
Arken appear In vaudeville sketch
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

Dusiness-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. leit kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. is
John R.-st. Phi. Main 1923. or City 3ss5
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18
aEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Nov tG. 1911
FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRIFIED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS,

sealed proposals VIII bs received az
the office OF the Department Of Pubic
Works. Detroit Mich. until Tuesday
Nov 81 1911 az o'clock y. IN stand
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

". = Even. viii be another feature.
Mclaughlin and stuart will q. gcen
IN the langhable skit. The HickVille
Pair" The big feature for Abe chill
dreH viii bee HoWurd's bears. dogs and
the only trained ant eater in the
world, feature quite out of the or
dinary VIII bee the demonstration n
one OF the scientific wonders uf the
world, an invention owned by Or Hans
OF nerlin, which. for-stage
purposes. Is allied "fhcr'uOs and Ark
tOs.. RMS act viii br presented bS ".
H. Van Dorm and company and tho
audience viii he given IN opportunity
10 see actual snow made before their
eyes They viii also see IRON and steel
bars turned into muitca metal ~ 80
seconds ana a steak frozen SO hard ~
viii break like a soda cracker. Al
other Interesting demon stratiOn VIII be-
the frying OF an egg on cake of Ice.
Louise Palmer. the singer who has
been delighting the large audiences of
the Columbia. promises some new stun
Frank Rose Will also ofCer a new song.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

written for them Miss Mira Espey
p,Fscsses an attractive soprano voice
and viii br heard In a bouquet OF songs
rrf ballads The latest motion pie
lures will he shown.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18
NATIONAL.

Willie Zimmerman viii head next
weeks bill In the National thUttrr
Mr.. Zimmerman is an impersonator
OF famous music masters and compOS-
ers, such as Verdi. Wagner and IisZt.
and. coming down TO our own times
Maurice Levy and oscar llammerstein.
The second feature viii be Rapier's
Players. In delightful. up-to-date
comedy success entitled Married ia
the Dark" merry whirl OF compli-
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18
MII.N

The Family thcater IS TO have as its
principal attraction, nnNt- naeli--t-te
Rcy George X Mac Donald He is the
10 .rnefl Tong Island pastor who left
his church 90 appear on the vaudeville
stage in sketch I've las written.
demonstrating the use OF the electric
chair IN state elpctrocutions His
demonstration aUu short lecture, the
former pastor declares is au argu-
meut against capital punishment. Ilr
h1q eliminated the horrible details OF
r---r-i-r----rr
rlistng act on the FsmilN's Upv bin
A. tat OF the -A1i1arnnku duo Tie
Mak1renkos present q novelty Nntiuci
"'rnc Gipsy Girl and tho Russian
Prince go Incidental to tfft-ttt-t wi i1t'
Russian souEs and the "Akadiaka"
dance. Handsome imported costumes
are worn by tho Ma'Snrcnkos durin
tHeir performance. Charles and Ada
Latham viii present an original play
lot called "Spud" which hns been a
success IN eastern vaudeville houses
this season. The Steiner trio. European
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

and atmosphere The pantomimc, in
stead ot baing merely "A series OF mean
inFicS1 FyrHttoHs, tells p perfectly ~
telliUible story % considerable pra
matte interest 1t mas It's foundation
In an old legend Of India and is as
follows.
Prince Mahricr, WHO stu wnrstips at
tie shrine % his DEPARTED love iAhma.
The god EuldhG aWGkenS and restore
The lie % ltadrta Zitzara in a pa
sion OF jealousy. attacks Rahml ma
Is banished 10 the tomb of Budta4.-
TIN most sensational feature of the
act is the Transformation OF a -bronzl
statrc into tho living Rhhma. which
is said 20 be a wonderful bi OF stage
crgrt and has been greatly praised ~
the western press
one OF the lclicf comedy Offerings
viii be the act 81 w J. Mtpermotf,
one of the best known of the tramp
comedians nov In vaudeville. He calls
himself "the only survivor Of CoNot's
army" aad, II Is said never fails tu
get the laughs The Atlas troupe %
hoop rollers VIII njribute the prin-
cfnai novelty. their act being entirely
new ir these parts. other acts will
be Sujly ard HuSsey the sportsman
ami the valrt" former visitors to the
Miles. Miss Bnssc's educated Toy tor
riers: Hp,icy and Nicely. eccentric
comedy ncrotats, md the AHlescope
pictures. showing new comedy nlma
Herman LIeb. whose excellent work
I'm tho playlet. Dope is remembered
~ one Of the best " the Miles offer
ings last year Will return Ia that
playhouse the week oi Nov. 21 as the
headHner on the new bn supported
by strong company including Miss
EVELYN Walls. No other playlet ever
presented In the Miles created moro
comment than Dope and IN has on
joyed great vogue Ia the erst since
then Fred Wyckon. Wen known in
this city through his connection with
Busy Ivy and the Ward 4 Vokes
shows WIN be on the same bill as
"rhe Maynr OF TnnktoWn.'
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CITY OF DETRolT-CoNTRoL-
LERis- OFFICE.
November 10, 1917.
SIS 600 PARK AND BOULEVARD
= BONDS OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT.

Db1
sealed proposals VIII be received NJ
,tis ofdra until o'clock q m Mon
~. Novemhcr goth. 1911. for the paf-
"base/iaf $50. 600 park and Boulevard
Bonds .,,.,,,..,t,,,t,,,
INC tLousaud dollars each, bear In
terest at the rate 81 ~ per cent per
apnttu. payable semi annually will We
1rtrd NrvcmNci 18TH 1911, ana VIII
,,,t,fro i'm thirty years, Principal ana
interest payahi" IN iaWlul money OF
,b. Knitted states 81 America az the
cnrreut ofnCtnl bank 81 the tFN OF
pctroi. IN the CITY Or New York. or at
ne.nrGcc OF tho Ctty Treasurer, AZ the
,piiou % the holder.
These Bonds are authorized by the
,rarter ~ and the laws relating 10 the
CIV of Tetroit and by resolution ot
10 COMMON Council % the city OF
Dctroit and ~ the BOARD of Estimates
~ authority Of an Act of the Legis-
.tat,,re. approved June 18th. 1907. they
EXEMPT FROM NII. TAXATION ~
TuE STATE or MICHIGAN.
ponds Jan only bc delivered AZ the
ofGrc az the city Treasurer Ia Detroit.
and accrued interest. II any, viii bc
charged on delivery
Propor3Is viii be entertained for the
,,.t ,tr 49, any portion Of tho Issues. but
~, r~cpos.l win De considered for less
p,p a. 600 0u Proposals must he Rc-
,.,,r,r.rieI with q post, 20 money ~,
-.....Iia.A check On any Mticnal RINK
n tho t'tttcd states or a state Bank
I'm the CIV ~ Detroit, fo~ tAyo per cent
~ tho autount nf tho bonds did for~As
tr evidence ~ good fatth.
t'nlrr the law these bonds can not
no s,Id for lase. tr3u par The right 20
.ciret anr aud al hidf - eNprossi y
reserved t.,.,.
fcetA Controller.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18
MRIN.

Mary Darlington. who Will be re-
m"fnhcred Nv pCtroitcrs az former
sta- Of the Joseph Shehan Opera COM
pauv. vii, hc one ~ the hcadlincrs Of
the Columbia th"ater the coming week
urs.souLa musical rnm edy. Behind the
-Gaenas-" operate playlet said to
he ve~y good musi@nllv and huno~-
ouslv Lizzie wilson. another singer
-Hrrri- rf-rtrarfcr actress well known here
Will also BE- on the Columbia bill with
big feature set. Miss Wilson Is a
sister Af-NL Wilson. the we'll known
singer ARD composer mi, ~ her Dutch
character got. she VIII sing some new
songs written exclusively for her per-
Torrance THE Tanning of Eleanor"
n society play by Christine Prince AMI
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

used ry "Thc Cherry blossoms AS
Ststing Mr.. Perry are Lillian Perry and
Ethel t;glI two clever soubrcttcs WHO
, ontribute singing and dancing spe-
CtaltN To tho olio; lloro and Payne.
aCrobats. pc Grace and he
Paul, singers. dancers and musicians:
Yard. soprano, Charles
Croiius. eccentric comedian, and FRANK
-, son uqroaist The feature 81 the
department Of vaudeville will be an
elaborate serics OF living pictures rep
rrseuting celebrated French paintings.
Tbc two musical travestios are called.
What Happened TO MoGuirk" and
.i1-ira..t- Mci'arlhN's ROarlcFs ThnEa
ere iGled with lively comedy ami music
M dguciug In which the Chorus Of
Young women will be conspicuous.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

. in the breakfast scene In the first act
laid on the terrace OF the hotel 81
Sorrento, and Mr.. Hodge must have
/ the genuine article and a fresh can al
each performance Russian caviar
costs SO cents a can ana $500 worm
has-been- bought during its -t0EE ru-r-
The property man pays 20 cents Tor
the ham and eggs used at each per-
sformance. an outlay of 5000 UP 20 date.
Then there Is pot OF the finest tea,
-FOUR Vienna rolls, two sliced .banands,
grapes, peaches, oranges, SaratoE
fehips, sugar and cream, which cost
in all, so cents daily. on an average.
Mr. Hodge lights three % cent Ci-
Rars during each performance, ana NE
smoking material used by the other
members OF the company, mostly cl2-
arettes, costs as much more. whlrA
makes an outlay Of $1,000 for tobacco
thus far during the run ont actor
\ insists that the proper 'atmopSheic 9l
his part IS attained only BY smoking
a certain kind OF ''stogie" that II was
necessary 10 import from Germany
An important point is made by th1I
use OF vodka and case OF the gen
uine article was imported from Rus
sta. the express and duty making II
cost SO per bottle However 40 little
OF II is slipped, that the supply viii
probably last until the close OF the
season. London, French and Italian
newspapers and periodicals are among
the properties used In the play ana
the property man has strict orders 20
sec that these are kept Up TO date. as
the action OF the play is AZ the present.
time To do this costs so cents week
As Daniel Voorhees, pike Mr. Hodge
speaks 5430 words during each per.
fotmance This does not allow for the
curtain speeches.. and hey average
about 400 words each.
The Chocolate Solder" which re-
turns TO repeat its triumph OF last
season in the Garrick theater. Thanks
giving week beginning Nov. p, can-
auctions, because its individuality sets
a. far apart and far above the average
musical show It's story drawn from
Shaw's Arms and the Man. Is In its-
elf classic OF charming, wholesome
and penetrating comedy The wills
and merry exploits OF the chocolate
Bldier" among the susceptible women
q Bulgaria and the "pcacocks' Of the
bulgarian army. the way In which n
tdicules their vanities and puts TO
same their foibles. form lthreto
Dat will eNhilaratc tired minds anu
dres the most confirmed hypochron-
dnc
s,The cast is notable one. Alice
brke. who first won TER spurs IN
6icago, and who has repeated her
scccss achieved there and here In the
nina donna role OF Nalina, through
at her tour. viii again ne heard. win
Mss Vivian Weadon. as alternate.
Gorge Tallman. who created the rol"
4 AleXius In America, has sung the
Die continuously for Two Seasons
Without missing pertolhmnHe. J. ram
Is i BOYLE is likewise the original
sasSakroff, and Miss Juanita FFctcACr
no sprightly Mascha Mildred Rog-
rs another Of the originals was for
several seasons the ledding .contrAlto
IN the Boston Grand opera company.
rinrles Bowers IN the title role, ard
George O'Donnell, as Popod, complele
a east Of unusual -eN "elielff'e There
lslalso the famous chorus OF 60 teamed
skuers and an orchestra OF - So
lists under the direction OF John
lind
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

Miss Florence nutton. daughter Of
A. s. Dutton. No sq5 Third.ave.. left
Detroit Saturday, for New York &C.
companied bv her father and sister
Miss Edith Duttou on her way 10
Rio de Janeiro. Brazil for which
place she will sail Monday. Miss Dut-
ton will go TO Brazil with Mrs. Myron
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

Cogsdill of New York. and immedi-
ately upon her arrival in Rio will be
married to Austin Roberts. OF that,
city, formerly OF Joliet m. Many
farewell affahs have been given-A
Miss buttons honor the past fort
night as she is very popular with
wide circle OF friends.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

Friendship lodge F. q A. NJ. will
give an informal dancing party. in
the Masonic temple, Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 20. from TO ~ o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream Of Tartar
The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

\ large and merry gathering prom.
ises 20 hold sway Thanksgiving after
noon and evening, in the Masonic
temple. when City OF the Straits
lodge +. q A. NJ, will give native
and evening dancing party with o
o'clock turkey dinner Dancing will
begin at o'clock in the afternoon
and continue until midnight
The pioneer express., 1911-10-20

Hon. L. B. Hanna has signifed his
intention of asking the republicans of
North Dakota to make him their can
didate at the primaries for governor.
Mr.. Hanna has made avery satisfactory
representative iD congress and if elected
as governor would undoubtedly give the
people Of this state business admin
istration, and it is business rather than
politics that the state needs in q COVER
nor. Mr.. Hanna has been successful
business man in this state. and man
who is successful in his own business is
likely to be Of value in public matters.
There promises to be quite number Of
other candidates for this Office and the
fight Aill be q warm one with the chan
ces in favor Of Hanna.
The pioneer express., 1911-10-20

While Canada rejected reciprocity,
yet il Uucle Sam gets real hungry he
can always admit foodstuffs from that
country free anyway, even if aOur Lady
OF the Shows won't reciprocste. II is
not beyond the possibilities and would be
the logical outcome OF their arguments,
for democratic congress to do this.
In fact Senator McC Cumber had all he
could do 70 keep mp duty on wheat,
barley and oats, at the previous session
n republican congress.