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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

tribute 70 the program some clever
songs. dances and patter. Keno was
recently with Lew Fields Hen Pecks."
OF ZieRheld's "Follies.u Their skit II
called Hands Across the Street" Rich
ards. female impersonator above the
ordinary. will ofer a bit OF art and
teresting Work and Over, European
acrobatic testers, will furnish seven
minutes of laughter. Emerin Camp
bell and Aubrey Yates will have . live
~ Edmund Day sktt. called Two Hun
dred Miles from Broadway" Corrlgan
and Vivian, cracks with the rifle and
pistol, viii give novel sharpshootng
act Al Lawrsnce, The Wizard OF
while the usual Microscope daylight
pictures VIII close the bill
The program OF vaudeville 70 be Of
fered In the Temple theater the week
OF Sept. IL will have as the neadline
attraction the talented author-actress.
May Tully, and supporting company
Of three They viii provide a .I,,s
bright. new. one-act-sketch, THE Bat
tie Cry OF Freedom" the scene OF
which Is laid In Reno. New, and which.
therefore. offers many new opportuni-
joint product OF Miss Tuiiy. who also
wrote the sketch in which she appeared
last season with Christy Matthewson
and Chief" Meyers, and Of the we'll
er on the New York World and author
OF the famous vaudeville classic. Swat
Mllligan." Pat Rooney and Marion Bent
will contribute, as the second feature,
q new nrcsentment labelled The Busy
MILES.
Rarely. outside the larger circuses
has the sensational feat Of looping the
loop been attempted on such a scale
as Car1otta. famous European per-
former. promises TO execute IL on the
stage OF the Miles theater next week.
Her act Is billed as the headliner and Is
said 10 be a real thriller. Carlotta
claims to be the only woman "looping
the loop" on a bicycle. and this Is only
one. OF large repertoire Of daring
performances. The paraphernaiia re-
quired for this act almost fills box
car. II has been q feature with some
OF the worlds greatest circuses on
both sides OF the Atlantic.
Close rivals for headline honors viii
be Sylvia Bidweil and company. who
will present a condensed drama Of the
serious type entitled mo. 81" IL ID
from the pen OF Langdon Mccormick,
successful melodramas. who viii him
self appear In the cast. The fact that
he Is Port Huron boy lends added
interest The piece is fast-moving and
said. There are two scenes. laid In and
around a small nag station ON the
Rocky Mountain railroad, and the
mountain scenery Il depleted with re-
markable fidelity. In the claim. The
characters are the county sheriff, the
telegraph operator, the latter's sweet
heart and a section hand. The plot
has TO do with the girls efforts 10
save her brother. who IL a passenger
on train No. "A, from falling into the
hands OF the sheriff on q serious
charge She succeeds. but only after
she has seriously injured the operator
and has nearly caused a train wreck
Miss Bidwell. an actress OF talent.
plays the girl In her support will be
Mr.. Mccormick. John Harrington and
Byron Bidwell
The rest OF the bill runs mainly 70
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02


tn. vault By q wonderful sense Of
touch Doyle, the detective. who has
been lurking In the background, In row
sure OF "Jfmmy's" identity. But the
love OF good woman for Valentine
triumphs over the detectives selfish
designs. and Jimmy In left TO his de-
cent life and the woman who loves
him.
Vaughan CHASER will have the role
OF Jimmy Valentine" said 10 be the
best thing he has done In q number
OF SEQ sons, and Miss Courteney will
play the bankers daughter. Frederick
Kerby does a good piece OF character
work as "Bili'. Avery" the crook. who
endeavors to persuade Valentine TO re-
turn to the evil life. Martin Wood
worth plays -Dick. the Rat" who picks
locks as nonchalant1y as he smokes his
cigarette, and Herscheil Mayall. II IL
said. rives a splendid performance OF
the soft-hearted plain clothes man.
The entire CHASER company appears In
the cast and a production which In an
exact replica OF the original Is prom
ised. There win be q special ma tinee
Labor day Monday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

with 4 record run of ewo seasons IN
New York and an entire year In Shi-
.nxo. Geo NJ Cohans brilliant farci-
IN comedy. Get Rich-Quick Walling-
I5fdF viii come here for week In
o. Detroit opera house, beginning
Via 4 special matinee on Labor day
And including the regular "Wednesday
ADD Saturday matinee.
= The great success OF this play Is due
IN 4 great measure TO the timeltness OF
tho theme, although the critics Snd
playgoers have agreed that Mr.. Conan
has FAR outdone himself In this COM
edg aud set new standard for writers
OF r-producing plays In the fu-
fure But the play strikes that dis
flnctly human note OF appeal, that al
most universal desire TO get some
thing for nothing" and. besides. 10 so
true Ia every day life and conditions
that every auditor Immediately recog-
nizes and thoroughly appreciates the
frufhfulness depicted In every situa-
ton and character. AZ Is said. The CON-
edy IN based upon the famous Walling-
ford stories By George Randolph Ches-
ter, although Geo. M Conan has bor-
rowed little more than the character
OF Wallingford and the adventure or
the covered carpet tacks upon which
70 build his amusing play
The central figure In the comedy In.
OF course. ]. Rufus Wallingford, tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

May Rose. the high voltage come
dienne: and the Empire Four-Lew
Chrtsty, Harry Bentley, Mae Mills and
Dora Harris.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

and. In the original. the spectators sit
AT tables and ear their dinners WnIe
watching the show. The travosty used
by the zallah company 10 a merry mu-
steal afiair that shows some OF the
OdiIies aud novelties as well as the
infcrmality OF, this resort THE un-
kissed Oriental" IL the title OF the clos
ing buriesques and this viii serve 10
Introduce one OF Zallahs dances. az
well as a great deal OF chorus work
aud comedy. Among the entertainers
with Zallah are Barrett and Bell. who
will offor a humorous skit. which 10
travesty or the suffrage movement
Mile Vortex. a young Venus who has
such a strong Jaw that she can turn
i50 revolutions in IS seconds, whilo
suspended IN mid-air by her teeth;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

m me Gus Edwards Song Revu. =,
week ~ the. headline attraction OF a
hIa 1forram Of vaudeville the variety
4t1n< has what n said 70 be one ~
Its most elabcrete p5odpction. The
|1warGs himself, and the captivating
IIlIInn Uoafdnon, The others are
~,rrfiv 81 the feminine persuasion ard
ffe eeid 60 be pretty and clsyeS Ed
mar SONGS The Song Revue" n an
~ tofaf1 exposition OF several OF hts
/. frsI oomDositione and II sort OF
<twDrcesed musical comedy, as u runs
rto<11ta and dispiays . wealth q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

scenery and costumes that would do
credit 20 any piece In the legitimate.
are perhaps the more notable. The
former depicts the residence Of Paul
Armstrong, author OF ATLAS Jimmy
Valentine and the song used here Is
a travcsty on that play. IL IL accom-
panied by a dance by the fascinating
fiashlight burglar girls" Scene ave
Is a living picture portrayal OF several
OF Edwards greatest song successes.
part OF the company forming a tab
leaux while the remainder sing and
dance The piece Is described as con-
tinuous festival OF music and mirth,
life and color.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

GAYErY.
the GHyetS tnehter VIII oner next
week. starting Sunday afternoon. The
Bon Ton Bnrlenquers." with shower
OF beauty, melody and fun. They Will
present. this season. brilliant review
In two acts and eight scenes, entitled
Here, There and Everywhere" which
serves as vehicle 10 unload most OF
the comedy with which the big cast
OF morrymakers has been supplied. In
fact, the entire offering discloses a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02
FAMILY.

An extraordinary attraction at the
Family theater next week will be Mark
Lea and the Aviator Girls" Mr. Lea
has surrounded himself with a capa BILE
company OF IL. who will provide r1u-
steal numbers or an unusually tuncful
quality, It's Is promised The scenic
investiture OF this act IL elaborate, the
costumes appropriately beautiful and
the electrical effects equal TO the ma
jority OF musical attractions on the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

theatsr Win be inaugurated ON Monday.
sept. A.. with the return engagement
OF che popular comedian, Sam Der
nard. IN his jolly musical comedy sue
cess. HE Came From Milwaukee
plenfantlE remembered by local thu
atcfRotrss Mr. Bernard win be assisted
by Practically the same COMPANY thai
gave such valuable support when he
Wa hero last May.- ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02
AVENUE.

"A Dress Rehearsal at the Follies
Bergere," a new musical travesty by
George Totten Smith. will serve to In
troduce the newest Empire circuit
burlesqus organization. ZalIahs own
COMPANY" 10 Avenue theater patrons.
Sunday afternoon. when an engage
ment OF one week will be started. Zal-
lah, the famous oriental dancer, who
has played many engagements In the
Avenue IL the star OF the company
and was made so and her name used
I'm its title because OF her great popu-
larity She will appear at each per-
fUrmHurp and Will. Of course, present
one OF her famous Egyptian dauceB
The Follies Bergere. the latest and
most unique amusement resort in New
York. In the scene OF the travesty the
Zallah company uses. This music hall
was modelled after the European idea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

music and comedy. Giiroy, Haynes and
Montgomery. two men and a woman.
will offer what they term a nautical
burletta, bearing the title. The Good
Ship Nancy Lee" They are said TO be
clever entertainers. Sam Rowley, Aus
tralian comedian, comes here with on
original singing and talking act and
some amusing eccentTicities OF make
up. Adele Mcneil In billed as sweet
singer OF short songs" Les vaiadons,
wire artists. and the Mutt and 5eff pic
lures Will round out the program.
IL has been many q year since May
Yche, the former Lady Hope and ek-
wife OF Capt Putnam Bradlee Strong.
son of a former mayor of New York
city, entertained Detroit theatergoers
as the prima donna In such musical
Strawberries as The Silver Slipper"
and the like. She will return the week
OF SEPT. II for a weeks engagement
IN the Miles theater. In a little skit OF
her own conception, and her re-appear-
ance Will no doubt arouse considerable
interest and curiosity. Alphonse Ze-
lava, son OF the exiled Nicaraguan
president. win be the added attraction
on tho same bill. He Is n pianist
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

On the Family thester bill next week.
legitimate stage. - IL claimed. In the
company Is Joe Kaufman, known az
the "one-man quartet" for his ability
TO sing four different voices At the
same time. Another act that In being
underlined 10 that rendered by LEW
ellyn and Stanley, who have a refined
musical sketch which has made hit
I'm some Of the eastern vaudeville
houses The Dahomian trio embraces
colored comedians. who will DE heard
In songs and bits OF dialogue The
three casting Nelson's are trapez art
lists who perform many difficult fcats.
The new motion pictures will be quite
up to the standard the Family has es-
tabiished. IL IL promised.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-02

MAY MeCLOUD,
with the Bon Tons - che Gayety.
iarity. beautifully blended by the score
OF musical ensembles and dancing med
leys," according 10 the press agent. An
olio consisting OF high-class vaude-
Kelly and Feeley, comedy acrobats. Da-
Wis and Scott high-class entertainers.
and Bert Baker, the typical tad" The
company includes: Bert Baker Lee
Hickman, Pete Kelly, Michael Feeley.
Arthur Heller, Max Fehrman, James
Scott, Babe Lafour. Georgia Davis, I'd
Ith Graham. Jessie Rr~ts Berg,
Mable McCioud and 20 broilers.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1911-11-02
Liquor Selling Increasing.

Under the above headline the
Panama City Pilot says:
Complaint is made that the
selling of whiskey is carried on
at Millville almost as publicly as
though there was no law against
it. Drunkenness is common
there, in, Panama City, and St.
Andrews. If. the authorities have
any intention of carrying out the
law prohibiting the sale of liquor
in this county, there is an excel
lent chance for them to make a
start right here. They might
also make an investigation as to
the failure of transportation COM
panies to comply with the law of
the last legislature requiring the
producing of a bill of lading be-
tore delivering liquor shipments.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1911-11-02
NOTICE.

We have purchased all inter
ests-notes, mortgages and ac-
counts-of the Farrior, Jacobs &
Co., and will continue the bust
ness under the name of Farrior
Live Stock Co., at the Mizell old
barn on corner of 9th and Jack
son streets.
Mr.. Jacobs is no longer with
the company.
w. L. Farrior DIETER known
as Little Willie" will leave about
Oct. Both, for st. Louis or Kan
sas City to purchase new stock.
He will return about 10th of Nov
ember. Don't buy stock until
you see ours.
Yours truly,
FARRIoR LIVE Stock Co.
w. L. Farrior, Mgr.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1911-11-02
CITY MARKET
jim SKINNER, Mgr.

We are still in the meat bust
ness in the little building next to
Mrs. S. A. Cooks new store, and
will appreciate YOUR patronage.
We keep everything good to
eat-Beef, Pork, Pork Sausage.
Fish, ETC., and when you get these
things from us you are assured
of the best.
Prompt Service; and Free De-
livery.
PhOne No. 1876.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1911-11-02

The wood hauler is now in de-
mand and the ice man is taking a
rest.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1911-11-02
l. O. O. F. NOTICE.

H' u u - IN~ H@'
Until further notice Chipley
Lodge No. SO, 1. o. o. F., will
meet at 700 p. m. each Monday
evening.
By order of the Lodge.
c. A. HELToN, N. G..
S. B. JUDsoN, SecV.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1911-11-02

The hunting season opened
yesterday, and the sportsmen
are now burning lots of powder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-12
COURT IS ACCUSED
OF CORRUPT ACTS
Three California Judges De
mand Investigation at The
Hands of Legislature.

SACRAMENTO. Dec. ll.-Actlnc on
Information that Attorney \. H. Csrpen-
ter of stockton would bring charges OF
corruption and fraud before the assem-
bly, OF the state legislature now in
extraordinary session. against tho judges
OF tho district court OF appeals for the
Third district, tho three judges accused
sent communication today To Speaker
Hewitt OF the Assembly demanding an in
vestigation. The judges signing the
communication ARE ~. r. Shipman, r.
c. Hart and Albert G. Burnett.
Carpenters charges against the district
court judges we're confained In peti-
ton sent TO Speaker Hewitt esrly-in the
session in which he specified six cases.
charging that the court had ''wilfully.
corruptiy. mslciously and fraudulenuy
rendered Judgment
The communication OF the judges re-
ausets thai CARPENTER be cited TO appear
before AN appropriate comsnitCce ~ Your
body and 10 bring forward the evidence.
" any. lie NAV have IN support of hls
very grave and what we dsnouncc as
wholly unSarranted charge" "
Tho judges declare that II tho charges
made are not true. Carpenter is guilty
or criminal llbel and should he sent ~
prison.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-12
Physicians Report on
Tuberculosis Medicine

Have used Eckmans Alternative in sew
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and I am steadily gaining, do not
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(Siened AfddaviD MRS. NJ. II. GARVIN.
Note-Mrs. Garvn is the mother OF
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-12
University Notes

Al the union meeting OF the English
classes yesterday Mr. Butler spoke to
the students on the meaning OF Christ
mas.
h>A---~ n>~A ~ The H-nuns1i!n xelencn
department Is displaying collection Of
hand -ma1e Christmas gifts. which were
made by the students OF that depart
ment. The eXhlbi, is in room 10 Of tho
Museum building.
At tho last regular meeting Of thu Or
der OF the CLEAN. Alice Elder and I.u-
cile Thurman were elected 10 member 80
ship. Increasing The total active mem .
bership 20 thirty, girls. The purpose of
the society is entirely literary.
Saturday the senior mining engineer
Will visit the smelling plant OF the
American smelling & Refining company
1T Garfield. Last week they inspected
the mills Of the Utah Copper company
at Garfield
The girls annual party which WAS so
have been given before the holidays has
been postponed until carly In January.
The work OF putting in a running
track in the gymnasium will begin next
Saturday, under the supervision OF DR..
BolIn.
The University Pen, . school paper.
which is devoted entirely to literature
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-12
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-12

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
City, December II, 1911:
Highest temperature today was SO de.
grees; highest In this month since 1870
Sas III degrees: lowest last night was 90
degrees: lowest this month since 1874
was 10 degrees below zero; mean tenn
for today was 2S degrees. nor
r,aI v-aa "a degrees; accumulated de-
TcIency since the first OF the months is
2s degrees accumulated deficiency since
January l is 1873 degrees
relative humidity AT 6 a. III. today was
rs pr cent: relative humidity at p. m.
today WAS % per cent
Total precipitation for the twenty four
hours ending ar p. m. was .l6 Of an
inch. total for this month 60 datc Is 40
of an inch: accumulated deficiency FOR
thie month 10 date w .0S OF an inch; total
nrncipitation since January ! To date is
! ! 20 inches: accumulated deficiency since
January ] Is "a OF an inch.
Sun rises at I;4{ "a. m and sets NJ
n. M, December II. 1911.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-12
cs. which has caused advances

states. which has caused advances
throughout the country.
In salt Lake VIC have been slower 10
r,lsr the price than in other localities,
High prices generally discouras GO con
sumption until tho market goes down.
w" held of hoping this would again
would prove the case. but have eventual
only been with regard 10 Nigh grade but
Ter however
The volume of the market will not he
aHcct"d. Storage butter remains the
same in price. 30 c0Its wholesale and 81
cents retail. About 20 per cent OF the
i2 I2c9i butter sales are OF the storage
Speaking Of tho San Francisco and El-
gin quotations, Mr.. Jensen said tha, ii2 =
ures received here were often mIslcad =
ing because theSs were quoted on a job
binS basis. without Including tho mar
gin between the jobbcr and the whole
salcr
The san Francisco market quotes its
own receiving price" declared Mr.. Jen-
sen. Tho quotation Of 81 cents there,
wholesale, means The figurc paid by jon
oers who ship in. II tho additional ex-
pens" or selling tn the wholesaler. from
me Wholesaler to the retailer. and from
The retailer to tho consumer, at the
usual margin Of profit. were TO he cou-
sidcred. II would he found that the
wholesale price existing there today as
III" retail price fluctuating between 10
and 10 cents. Quotations from Chicago.
Elgir. New York and San FIaucisro. or
any other large outside CentorS, always
mean The price Of butter delivered 10
the Crrameries exclusive OF tho distri-
button consideration
"One-half tho supply of our company
comes from Idaho. Farmers there can
ship To Butte, Mont, where their butter
brings n wholesale prc" OF 50 cents
pound, while they have been gcrtiug 20
cents here. Butte is less distant from
them than arc We. If they can ship a
less distance and get bigger price on
delivery II Is Ia their advantage 10 do
So. We have been forced 10 raise our
market cents "a properly compete with
other localities. On the other hand. II
we held OFF and allowed the shipments
To 20 tp other points the situation caused
bv y national shortage would only he
shsrpcncd by local shortage. which
would in It's turn mean higher prices
i, A. Nelson. president OF the Nelson
& Ricks company, said yesterday:
I'VE have not raised The price of but
ter In any grade. and do not intend do
ing so. The wholesale rate Will remain
at 80 cents and the retail at 40 cents.
These prices have obtained sine" Novem-
ber L. Prior TO that time. the wholesale
rate was a cents. The butter We handle
is made in Utah and sold i'll Utah. The
outside markets do not enter in ouI
business so vitality Those firms which
deaf In the home product have not
changed the price and will not, until the
supply weakens. This VIII not be for
some time from present Indications. The
advance I'm the price OF hrst-class but
ter Is apparently confined To those firms
that ship in their supply from outside
farmers and jobbcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-12
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