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The Detroit times., 1911-11-14

Mutt aud len in the foreground
watching the fun Their act con
cludes with dance. on rollers. thal
is well worth seeing The htotneiS
we're easily the comedy hit ot the ON.
Monday afternoon
RYAN and Tucker. song and dance
team. pu ON q refined turn that would
grace any vaudeNll program lheh
songs "a, we'll As most OF their dance
steps are new and apparently origlnal,
Dumitrescu aud Ciuran are hor1on'al
bar artists of more than average amt
ity. \and their performance as nor
wanting in thrills
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cords have
been substituted tor Dick Crolius ami
company and they Offer sketch cali
ed. The Tanner" which has nothing
10 commend 10 From his,rionlc
standpoint. the offering falls far snort
OF The Miles standard
Miss Hardie Langdon has been add
ed 20 the bill aud Is heard % adNan-
tage i'm round Of talkinC songs
The Milescope. this week.. shows pes-
perate Desmond of cartoon fame, IN
an exciting adventure with The lovers.
Claude aud Rosamond The pictures
are even more entertaining mat the
Mutt and len series.
The pantomime, The Apple OF
Paris. originally scheduled FOR this
week. has been postponed 10 a later
date. the management announces
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
IN THE LOCAL PLAY-HOUSES

10 the Crimean." and having been the
daughter OF the town carpenter OF
Kokoma. and the granddaughter oil
the tinsmith OF the same hurS, sue
naturally is keen about high societs
and title old man simpson leit
his children's money under the legai
direction OF Daniel Noorh ees Pike
and when that gentleman receives
word from Ethel OF her intended ALI
ance. he leaves Kokoma for Sorrento
TO sixe up "Ethels Young man for
himself. The rest OF the interesting
story is best left until You 90 TO the
Garrick and hear all about II Tor
yourself
Mr.. Hodge Is surrounded by an eN-
cellent company The characterize
ton of Italian maitre d'hotel Mari
ano. By Anthony Asher. is one OF The
best things the stage knows. Harold
Russell's playing OF the Russian grand
duke. travelling incognito and VINO
picks up Pike as travelling com
panion. was an admirable biz OF work.
In fact. there was not weak spot IN
the entire cast and the fullest meas
ure OF praise is due the ladies ana
gentlemen for well-rounded perform
ance. The play is in four ACES ana
charmingly staged, and Miss Helen
Harvest as Ethel. made pleasant
impression and very pretty picture
in number OF scenes.
THE Man From Home is IT'S own
best advertisement. and II is safe 10
say that every person in the theateI
Monday evening. will be a personal
press agent in enthusiastic advice 10
their friends and acquaintances TO be
sure 10 80 TO see II.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
The Detroit AypothetRe Allied Trades
n..ncIntloh. taking ln practically nll
Social and Personal

The first musical program OF the
season for those who make their home
in the Y. VI. c. A. was given in the
lobby Monday evening The numbers
we're directed by Mrs. Charles San
ders. assisted by Mrs. K. T, Cudmore,
Misses Jones. Carkeek and McGlogan,
and Writ Rowland and Eugene jan
isse. The entertainments will con-
tinue on each Monday evening during
the winter. The series is In charge
OF Richard H. Weber, chairman: Ar
thur j. Stock, Richard T. Cudmore,
Alfred j. Pitts and +. II. Morse.
.
The Florence Crittenton circle Will
give a bazaar in the home. st. An
tome and Elizabeth SITS, Thursday and
Friday OF this week, in aid OF the in
stitution. The decorations will be
Japanese. and many pretty and unique
conceits will be worked out as a set
ting to the display OF Christmas gifts.
useful and practical articles and
household supplies. In a tea garden
will be bevy OF geishas. A supper
will be served Thursday evening,
from 6 TO O'Clock. The bazaar Will
be open TO the public afternoon and
evening on both days.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
AMERICAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION RAPED

Col. Frederick A. Bangs, OF Chicago.
raped the American Medical assC
citation and tho allopath school OF
medicine I'm an address in the Church
OF Our Father. Monday evening, in
the interest o. the National League
for Medical Freedom. He referred 10
the American Medical association as a
powerful medico-political organiza-
ton. which has elected members OF
legislatures AMI congressman. and has
attempted TO have restrictive laws
passed He asserted also that the
association is now in control OF few
doctors OF the allopathic school who
are not practicing physicians but "po-
litical doctors" He told OF the Ma
tional Leagues work in baking the
associations efforts TO secure ma
tional department OF health and
charged that. following their reverse,
the heads OF the association began a
campaign Of villification against the
league. The speaker vigorously OPP
posed compulsory vaccination and
compulsory medical inspection in the
schools and expressed the opinion that
these would soon be followed by com
pulsory surgery.
The Michigan branch OF the Ma
tional leaguc held it's first annual meet,
ing in the afternoon and elected the
following officers
Chairman. Philip Breitmeyer; vice
chairman, Henry w. Hoyt; secretary
r. c. Campbell; treasurer. John c.
Wright; executive committee, l.. II
Field, Jr.. Jackson: l.. II. Turrell, F.
s. knight. l.. q. Youngloye, and
Charles A. Kaichen.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
MARKETS AND FINANCE

Rrle4pts ISTUo head, market active
ptgs s. So mixed 81 S5m6.,b, heavy
$40 rcuEhs. s5.5oMG, stays, Sea- -
Union >TOCk YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
N"V IA Hogs. Receipts. $1,000, mar
krt. steady, miNed aud hut 'h"rs, }a-as
ftG.5Ss good heavy. SC 20M soc, rough
heavy. S5a5M655. tight SIS, q .. 90,
Plaa S3NSW5 90 Cattle Receipts
coco market. stead. heeEes. Si6h "a
! 10. COWS and heifers. 81 o. ,. 80. stock
rrs aud feeders s3m 20 Texans. SIC
SO. calves S. seas sheep; Receipts
{,.tG0. market slow native. -. 500
$50. western S2s5 +, g "a. lambs. S3fa
U6G0. Western. So 75N6.
GLEN I:INND.
CLENELA\b, Nov 70 ho2s; Ike.
C. IItS. 5000. 100 higher. mediums tnd
Eeuvies. 81 So SO. sorkers. 81 3on
= SO, pigs $3.50. cattle. Receipts =
cars, steady Sheep and lambs. Re
celHis, 30 cars 80 topp calves, i'v-
ceipts So top
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
nErRolT OPERA HOUSE.

A stage production that has for It's
motif domestic faithlessness seldom Is
N inspiring thing. and 10 those per.
sons who look TO the drama as a Solo
source OF moral uplift, there Is moth
ing encouraging In a farce comedy
woven about the midnight escapades
OF couple OF married gentlemen who,
when In the bosom OF their families
nose AS models OF virtue We have
grown accustomed 10 look TO the
burlesquc houses 10 take eXcelieht
care OF pieces OF that character, ana
all that saves The Girl In the TAXI
! from being a first-class burlesque at
Traction Is the total absence OF
coterie OF spear-bearing, spangled Ia
dies OF the chorus and the presence
OF cast OF really capable PLAYERS.
The Girl is with us In all her
naughtiness for the first halt OF the
current week in the Detroit opera
house. II is her second appearance
locally. as she was made known TO
ms last season in the same house.
II cannot be charged that there is
ANYTHING really salatious In the play,
but throughout il ali there is COM
pelling suggestion and particularly is
this true of the second act, which
takes place i'm the private dining
rooms of New York cafe, the sole
specially of which seems TO be 10
take exceIleRs Aare of married roues,
who are spending the evening with
other mems wives. There is nothing
very clever in the dialogue, series
of cleyeriy contrived situations being
all that saves the production from
utter oblivion.
That active little genius. Bobby
Barry, Is at the head of the present
company He is sprightly youngster
nimble OF foot and with fairly good
voice. He introduces a neat dancing
and singing specially. that fits in
nicely with his role OF the untiedged
youngster. who is just getting his first
taste of life in the glare of the bright
lights.
There are some weliknowp and
clever performers with The Girl in
the Taxi" and doubtless their efforts
would be more appreciated. were they
not wasted on such barren soil. jean
cite Bageard is real petite as
French maid. Helena Salinger is well
suited physically and in other ways
for the part of the poruy Mrs. Clara
iStewart. Frank harrington impresses
favorably as Walter Watson, and
Harry Hanlon looks the part OF the
gray-haired roue and handled the stu
atoms with fine discretion, Julie Ring
is real bewitching as the Girl and
other parts are capably filled by Jean
Salisbury. Jack Norval. George Rich
ards, Amelia Nelson, Gertrude Shir-
ley, Jules Cluzetti. Joseph Mack, W..
j. Casey and c. w. Heckinger.
The ladies' in the cast wore some
stunning gowns and their millinery is
a delight to the feminine eye. The
engagement will continue Tuesday
and Wednesday night, with matinee
"Wednesday. During the last half OF
the week. that screaming comedy,
Seven Days" will hold the boards.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
COLUMBIA,

II the act OF Clarise kellar ana
Grogan were the only one on the Co
lnmbia stage this week. IL alone would
be the price OF admission, and there
is no room for doubt that the audi
ence would have enjoyed being en-
tcrtained by the trio. just as long as
the musicians cared to work.
A blind pianist. who is absolute
master OF the piano keyboard is the
big feature of the act. he can carry
the air and bass OF "A popular melody
with his left hand and he played
Yankee Doodle" and Dixie" at the
same time one with each hand. Mean
time he sang the Suwanee river. An
other member OF the trio is a whistler
par excellence. and his limitations OF
the songs OF every familiar bird Dor
dered on the marvellous. Incidentally
the three are versatile musicians cap
able OF playing almost any instru-
ment:
Pearson and JOEL have a playlet
of originality and il is acted IN a
way TO get them big share OF the
applause. The laughable character
ization OF an opium-smoking Chinese
and the means chosen BY his friend
and employer for his reform, made .
happy little skit.
Leonard. Lorrie and Gillette have a
hand. balancing and athletic act above
the average. and they inject some
real comedy into IT,
O'Brien and Dwyer song and dance
artists. have some new stunts, the
Scarecrow dance being exceptionally
good.
Louise Palmer, singer OF popular
songs. and the moving pictures wind
up the bill
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
WILL CONTEST DIVORCE,

MARSHALL. Mich, Nov. l4.-Jo-
seph Sturgis, Marshall's much-mar-
ried man, is going TO fight his divorce
in the supreme court. He recently
secured a divorce from his fifth wife.
Mrs. Flora Sturgis, OF Durand. lie
had decided her half his farm and
given her his note for 1915. Judge
North gave Sturgis divorce, but
held that Mrs. Sturgis's deed 10 the
land was good and that the note IS
collectable. so Sturgis decided TO ap-
peal. In his cross-bill he asked that
the deed be set aside and the note be
declared void
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
NILES.

mere IS a Juggling act ON The
Miles bill this week that is worth
going long way 70 see. The "Ffye
JusEine NorInans' are down on the
program as the worlds greatest club
man lpulaiofs ana they lust about
earn the title. The FIVE work together
IKE one big machine. keeping II
cubs In the air AT one time and PASS
ing them around from ono 10 anotber
at cannon.ball speed. Every move 10
IN perfect time with the music of tho
orchestra and n is bur rarely thar
one OF the quintet drops club II Il
2 really remarkable demonstration NJ
skin and is easily the feature OF the
week program, which comprises a
n1nter VI other good things. There
are some clever individual perform
ances IN The act too. that are ont of
the ordinary
The best animal notelty seen in
| the Miles ms season Is contributed
BY Signor Ballerinis Canine Pets a
troupe OF cleyerly-trained dogs that
20 through series OF interesting
tricks without word OF command
from their master There is also a
pet cat. which appears TO dwell in
perfect harmony with this tribe of
CANNES and does not take a back seat
from any OF them when II comes ia
performing tricks. Tab5y also in
jects little comedy into tho act
Adams Brothers "skatorial coined
ianS. extract a bunch Of laughs with
their Skis Fun in Roller Rink. "
They employ n rather unique drop.
which represents the interior OF a
modem rink, with painted figures OF
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
VIEW YORK pRnnI-CE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.--Flour: Dull
and unchanged Pork. Steady. mess
s17m1T25 Lard: quiet. middle west
spot. sG25M9i0 Sugar: Raw. dull.
Ger trifugal. 90 test. $b12: muscovsdo.
50 test. sI62. refined, quiet. cut loaf
$40. crushed. 81: powdered, s6~35 a
s 30. graduated. sG.30a655 Coffee
RiJ No. z on spot. 1870. Tallow
steady city. SIC: county, Ga &c.
Hay Firm; prime, $3.50. No ,, 81 q
Ito; clover, STA l.221s Dressed poul-
try Steady; turkeys. 100 csc: chick
eng. 76p22c: fowls. IA i6isc; ducks. So
lsc. Live poultry: Firm: geese. 16c;
ducks. i2m13c; fowls glz oil hc; tur-
KEYS. l6c. roosters. Tie: spring chick
ens~lGi4 I've Cheese Fairly. ac-
tive. state milk. common To specials,
.12tSd lJi4c C: skins. common TO specials.
dt2Tc. full skins, 2n3c.
Butter Firm and steady; receipts.
6.tgS, creamery, extra, 3ic; state dairy.
tubs, 23M32c. Imitation creamery fTsts
% 4 a. 23c Eggs. Firm. receipts, 6,O22
NEARBY whlto-fAncX.- 30 a 55c: nearby
mixed fancy. 3063Tc; fresh hrsts. 81
n acc
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
TRUST MORTGAGE SALE

ON Friday. Nov II. at . p, mat 81
John u. st. ] will sell under trust
mortgage the entire stock OF mems
clothing and furnishings and fixtures
Of the Stewart a Snyder Co at thai
place. reserving right To reject any ana
all bids or TO withdraw the whole Oh.
any part from sale. or postpone the
sale as I may deem proper, FOR the besi
interest OF the creditors. The stock
Inventories f6.7G5sgO. md - clean. and
offers to prospective purchasers hne
opportunity 10 get a good. clean M.
to-datG stock cheap.
I'm opportunity 10 examine the stock
interested
ARTHUR T. LACY
Trustee
PHONE Main sage 1902 Ford building
Detroit, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
TEMPLE.

Lillian Russell, LOOKING nut"
younger than the ~ years she con
fesses. made her first Detroit appear
ance in vaudeville in the Temple
theater, Monday afternoon. The an
nouncement that she was 90 appear
caused rush for tickets. like run
on bank. with the result that one
of the biggest audiences in the his
tory of the popular playhouse was on
hand for the matinee performance As
a matter OF fact. the seat reservation
for the whole week is OF record-break-
ing proportion.
Miss Russell, famed for her beauty
and silvery voice, is still beautiful.
and her voice is yet possessed OF the
clear. rich notes which have charmed
audiences for. 10, these many years.
She sang a group of simple songs. two
of which, 1--WE Something Sweet To
Tell You. and Come Down. Ma
Eve-nin' Star" are old fayorites, I'm
like some noted singers. her enuncia-
ton is clear and the words can be
followed easily.
With Miss Russell is her own &C
companist. Frank Laird Waller. In
chestra takes part.
The audience gave Miss Russell
generous applause. Requested for a
second encore, she made a few re-
marks, saying IL her hearers were
satisfied she had reason TO be doubly
pleased.
Shining also IA a star on this
weeks bill is Salerno, styled the In
comparable European Juggler." What
he can't do in the way of juggling
really isn't worth doing. He juggles
chairs. tables and dishes with as
much ease and dexterity as be does
rubber balls. and he also does some
marvellous feats of balancing different
articles on his nose and head, wind
ing up with a Juggling act in which
three colored lights are used in an
attractive manner
Ed. Wynn, The boy with the funny
hat" gets laugh a second He
I twists the hat into many different
shapes, all of which make him look
ridiculous. He is assisted by Edmund
Rhsson. English comedian. and the
two produce some rich comedy. Wynn
has some good jokes The Walter
SaYton trio has a good novelty in
The land Of the crocodile" Two of
the Saytons, both contortionists. en-
case themselves i'm crocodile skins
and crawl about the stage like ami
mails. A small crocodile" which
turns out 10 be a dog. long. lean
hound, follows them about. After get
ting out of their skins the men do
some splendid acrobatic work. There
is pretty stage setting for their act.
the scene representing a beautiful
waterfall and river.
The Rounder," an entertaining
playlet, written by T. c. Nugent.
gives this vaudeville actor a chance
to exploit himself He takes the title
role and is assisted by Miss julie
York, very pretty young woman.
There are amusing situations in the
.skit. The Olivoti Troubadours. one
playing the violin and the other a
guitar, produce excellent music a
bugle call by the vioinist being
especially worth while. The two
Macks, the Ginger Girl" and Dane
iny Kid do some whlrlwind stepping
and sing number of topical songs
The La Toy brothers give panto-
mimic acrobatic performance which
Is OF more than average merit In
the series OF Microscope pictures.
which close the high-class bill are
shown the arrival of the Duke and
duchess OF Connaught al Quebec.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
WORK OF PICKING JURY TO
TRY M'NAMARA DRAGS ON
Four Veniremen Now In Box
May Become Permanent
Jurors.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. l4.-De-
termined TO complete fury az rapid
ly as possible. both sides in the Me
Namara, case started work today IN
an earnest effort 10 qualify three men
10 fll the vacant seats In the box SO
that the second exercising OF peremp'
tory challenges might begin late this
afternoon or tomorrow The six
yeniremen In court today included
Frank Baker, head of the Baker Iron
Works, and several other prominent
members of the Merchant and Manu-
facturers' association.
District Attorney Fredricks n de-
sirous of getting the trial started as
soon as possible and is accepting men
who ordinarily would he rejected. or
the men I'm the box subject TO peremp-
tory challenge. Clark McLain, the
Pasadena banker; Alexander Gribling,
Willett nrunner end T. J. Green. unit
cd I'm telling the prosecutor they
could hardly convict Mcnamara on
circumstantial evidence. Drummer
said his conscience would not permit
hit TO Hang n man without direct
proof
Yet the only man challenged by the
state for prejudice against circumstan-
tial evidence was Gribling, and the
court overruled the challenge in this
case.
II is likely that at least four Of
those in the box will become perman-
ent jurors, as the defense so far has
only decided TO challenge Major Ken
YOU, while the state is expected 10
get rid of McI.ain, who called Gen,
Otis a menace to the community,
and Gribling. whose views are alleged
10 favor the defense.
Attorneys for the defense today said
the action OF Gen. Otis is designed
purely for its effect upon the city
election and In order TO crystalline
sentiment against the Socialist can
Edidates.---
The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
Yesterdays N. Y. STOCKS.

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The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
BROWNS IN cIsTgRN.

BAY CITY, Mich. Nov. l4.-Valen-
tine Rosolski. six years old daughter
Of laborer was drowned in 4 els.
tern Yesterday in the rear OF her
home. The child lifted a cover from
q box protecting the cistern opening.
sister discovered the accident and
neighbors got the body out, both par
ents being away at work