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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-31
NThc Blue MOuse'' y sayings given with an a,

Slangy sayings given with an almost childish innocence make the character of ''rhe Blue Mouse as played by Miss Grace Merritt in the play of the same name, which comes to the Shubert thea tre February ?, one of the most inter- esting that the stage has known. Clyde Fitch, the author of ''The Blue Mouse '' wrote it is said, farce that will be played for years to come. The Messrs Shubert this season have organized a competent cast of players to present the farce in the large cities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-31

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-31
"'rhe Trouble Makers"

Ward and Vokes in "The Trouble Makers at the Bjou this week are a scream. There is not a dull moment in the play from the time the curtain goes up until the finale. Ward and Vokes are Birmingham's favorites but they have outdone themselves in their offering this season.
 The Trouble Makers is amusing in the extreme and the comic situations are en- livened by the capable acting of Ward and Vokes supported by competent cast. f4a5
 There are three stars in "The Trouble Makers" and neither of the three have
 anything on the othera Hap Ward as "Pearcy Earlston, afterwards known as
 Lucretino Stout is at his best. A good comedian, MT Ward has every oppor- tunity for good work in his part and i'm proves on them. He is ably supported by Harry Vokes as Harold Weatherby, afterwards known as Mrs. Aromatic
 Spirits of Ammonia Plump" Both come dians keep the audience in an uprOa r every moment they are on the stage Too much cannot be said of the enter
 taining ability of Miss Lucy Daly, who plays "Babbling Bess." the eccentric comedy part. The sentiment of the au- dence toward her was shown when she responded to seven encores on musi- | cal number. Miss Daily takes the part Ol d Scnooit Sii cuitioH ol nliS. NdldprOp | and does it well.
 | Tn addition to her abilities as come l diene she is a very clever dancer and
 the eccentric dance she put on with Har Ward brought enthusiastic applause from l the audience. Miss Daily has good voice l and renders several songs in a pleasing manner. There is a freshness and vital | ity to her acting that tickles the palate | of even the jaded theatre-goer.
 The remainder of the company while not brilliant are at least satisfying. There
 is no glaring deficiency in any of ths other parts Misses sAdella Barker ana
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
BRIEF NEWS OF NEBRASKA.

The state poultry show will be held
at York In January.
Rain interferred with attendance al
the Greeley county fair.
Nebraska university overwhelmed
kearney in football in Lincoln Satur.
ady by q score Of III to 0.
Comparison OF the state fairs during
the past three years show constant
gains, with the last year the best of
all.
The City National bank Of York is
preparing plans for the new bank
building which 1t will build next
spring.
Just after she had completed a hear
" breakfast In Fremont restaurant
Mrs. Arthur Newlin dropped dead OF
heart failure.
A pageant Of fireworks extendina
several blocks in length is to be the
closing feature Of the German day
celebration in Lincoln next week.
Children playing with matches
started q fire at Galloway that only
the heroic work of the volunteer fire
department prevented from becoming
a conflagration.
Dates for the annual meeting of the
east central Nebraska teachers asso.
citation, which will be held in Fremont
next year have been fixed as March
2S. 20 and 30
The Beatrice board Of education has
appropriated the sum Of 500 as pre-
liminary expenses toward the install.
lation Of a public playground for the
children Of that place.
While workmen were removing an
old platform at the Huber Manufac.
turing company at Lincoln, four coun.
terfeit silver dollars were discovered
They bore the date 1899.
w. L. Crissler, near Table Rock
claims to he the champion pumpkin
raiser In Nebraska. He had sever
hills from which he gathered 12t
some Of them Weighing 80
pounds each.
Hog dipping proved nearly fatal tc
Prather Dolan, a farmer living nea,
Beatrice. who was overcome with
fumes from an acetylene mixture used
He was rendered unconscious and fell
into the tank, but was rescued.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
NEWS FROM THE STATE HOUSE

The warden's report shows a popu
iation at the penitentiary Of 462 on
the first Of September and a total OF
464 at the close Of the month. During
the month twenty-five were received
thirteen discharged, four paroled, two
pardoned and one escaped.
In the hrst football game of the
season, the Cornhuskers beat the
kearney State Normal team at Lin,
coin Saturday by the score Of 1T to O
Just two points less than the record
Nebraska scored, that of 119 to 0,
against the Haskell Indians last
Thanksgiving day. and Just four points
less than the worlds record score
among colleges. that of 120 to 0, made
by Michigan against Buffalo in 1908.
Tho financial statement of the 1911
Nebraska state fair has been made
public by Chairman G. II. Rudge Of
the state fair board. Making allow.
ance for outstanding claims estimated
at $1,000. the report shows that the
fair board has . balance of over $1l..
600 IN excess Of that held at the time
The sorcalled balance includes the
$4,000 reserve fund, which the board
maintains to meet possible rainy.
week deficiencies.
A crank In New York City has writ.
ten Governor Aldrich q letter asking
him to be running mate for the pres.
idency.
Assistant Adjutant General L. M.
scothorn OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic, has received notice from
Commander In Chief Harvey NJ. Trim.
BILE Of Illinois. that 8. X. Spaulding
Of Omaha has been appointed mem.
Der of the national council OF admin
istration Of the organization and that
J. II. McClay Of Lincoln has been ap.
pointed inspector general. Both are
positions of honor with no salary at.
tachment.
At . meeting Of local progressive
republicans who are boosting the can.
didacy Of LaF'ollette for the presiden.
cy 1t was decided to plan for the i'm.
mediate opening Of state headquarters
arrangements made at the meeting,
which was held at F. p. Corrick's of.
fice. the location of the headquarters
will be In the Fraternity building.
The legislative reference bureau,
which has been housed with the Sec
retary Of the board Of pardons and
the state veterinarian on the third
floor of the state house. will be moved
TO University hall ON the university
campus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
THIEF Returns Plunder.

Chicago.-The public appeal of b
mother for the return Of several trim.
kets revered by her as remembrances
OF daughter who perished in the
lroquois fire. was answered by the
thief who had stolen them. They were
sent back by mail. Two little rings
and two lockets. that had been the
means Of Identifying the torn and
mangled body of her little girl after
the theater fire. were part Of the $3.50
worth Of plunder taken by the robber.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
WICKED SORT Of TAX
DUTY ON RAW SUGAR UNJUST De
cLARes AReUckLE.
PROPOSES TO MAKE A BIG FIGHT
TarIm exaetIon, He Says, Wholly 10
the Interest Of Beet Sugar
IN Men-Exaets one.thlrd
on Duty.

New York.-Just before sailing 70,
Europe, John Arbuckle, the sugar re.
inner and coffee manufacturer, issued
statement strongly attacking the
tarin on raw sugar. declaring II to be
a wicked tax" for the benefit of beet
sugar interests. Mr.. Arbuckle said:
Il have not been well, and am 70.
Ing abroad to rest and recuperate in
preparation for the fight to be made
In congress at It's next session for free
sugar. propose to devote all my
time and ability to the abolition OF all
import duties on raw sugar, a most
wicked tax on food necessity of all
our people. It taxes the man who
works for q wage Of a dollar a day
as much az It taxes an Astor, Mr., Nor.
gan or Mr.. Rockefeller.
Just look at these figures showing
now the prices Of refined sugar to the
consumer is made up. disregard the
abnormal price lately prevailing for
the raw product and take q normal
price.
'SS0 Poiu W NeW IOTk Tonn.
cries for raw sugar. 24o cents; duty
per pound. 1855 cents.
with the raw sugar costing the
rehner 4.0S5 cents per pound, his
price to Wholesale grocers for granu.
lated sugar is about 400 per pound,
and the wholesale grocers' net price
to the New York retail grocers per
pound Is about 4.95 cents. and the re.
tall grocers' price to consumers was
between Els and 5.25 cents per pound.
So that II for every pound of sugar
going into household in New York
city at 6.25 cents per pound the gov.
ernment Of the United States has ex.
acted 1855 cents, or almost one.third
OF the total price. It means that every
household that now buys three and
one'half pounds Of sugar could, with
the same money. buy five and one.
quarter pounds II this tax were re
moved"
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19

Architects have completed origina
sketches for the plans of Lincoln
new high school building which will b,
started next spring.
Rev. ]. p. Anderson, late of Huron
8. D.. has accepted call to the pas
torate OF the Presbyterian church O
Central City, which has been vacan
since the resignation of Rev. DR.. vii
liams last winter.
The average salary Of high schoo
teachers In schools on the university
accredited list is $6s per month. Tn,
average salary of the thirty.sever
graduated class 1911 Of the Peru nor
NAL who hold high school positions
II $74 per month.
Arrangements are being made d
seat q thousand delegates at the ban.
quet board at the auditorium on the
night Of October 26. when the Meth
odist congress convenes in Lincoln
Delegates will attend from every
charge in the state.
At $3.50 Friday morning in the pres
ence Of the building committee and
officials boards of First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, the cornerstone OF
the new church edifice at Lincoln was
laid, accompanied by simple but i'm.
pressive ceremonies.
Charles Reeve of Nelson, suicided
by shooting Wednesday. Ill health be.
ing presumable the cause.
Arthur Krauter. a farmer near
Wilber, set trap gun to get q coy.
ote. and accidentally set 1t OF, re.
ceiving the charge In his legs.
Rev. w. C. LESLEY has resigned
the pastorate of the Tecumseh Chris.
tian church and has accepted a call
to the pastorate at Broken Bow.
c. e. Senf. Lincoln business
man was thrown under q moving
train In the Burlington yards and 80
badly injured that his recovery is
doubtful.
Verne Hedge Of Lincoln. was re-
elected president Of the Nebraska abb
stractors at their recent meeting at
Omaha.
A rule prohibiting football at Cot.
ner university, which has been in
force for four years. was rescinded
at q recent meeting Of the college
board after some discussion.
There is considerable disquiet pre-
vailing among Jefferson county farm.
ers over an epidemic Of hog cholera
that 10 prevailing In that vicinity.
Tho disease has sprung up in Q mum.
ber OF droves and 70 playing havoc
with the hoga
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
Sentences Are Affirmed.

New York.--The United States cir.
cult court Of appeals has handed
down decision Affirming the convic.
ttons in the lower court of Charles B.
Heike. former secretary Of the Ameri.
can Sugar Refining company. and
Ernest Gerbracht. former superinten
dent of the company's Williamsburg
refinery. who were found guilty Of par
ticlpating in the underweight frauds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
WILL TRY IT AGAIN
WE'D SECOND TIME AFTER FIFTY.
THREE YEARS.
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
What 10 Going on Here and There
That 10 Of Interest to the Road.
ere Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.

Fullerton.-J. 8. Holman, a well.to.
DO shoemaker who has lived many
years In Fullerton. was married Oc.
tober Sd. to Mrs. Mary Hall, of Okla.
homa. who as Miss Hannah NJ. Parker
was married to MIR. Holman on Octo.
Der 8, 1858, just fifty-three years ago
Tuesday. In Oakwood, Mich. They
lived together fifteen years and five
children were born to them, four boys
and one girl, all living. Rev. Driver
Of tho Presbyterian church performed
the marriage ceremony that united
them for the second time in the bonds
Of matrimony.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
General News.


The Mcnamara trial at Los Angele
began Monday.
Chinese revolutionists are in DOS
session Of WI Chang.
Five inches Of snow on the leve
covers Bennington, Vt.
Reports to the Iowa state board o.
health show that there Is an epidemic
OF infantile paralysis In Calhoun
county.
Oxford university Is sending an OK
pedition Of scientists to the South Sea
Islands to study the habits of the
cannibal.
Southwestern Montana is in the grir
OF terrific snow storm that has cut
on Butte from communication with
the world.
Provisional President de la Barra
has Issued q statement declaring he
would not accept the vice presidency
Of Mexico.
Fusion Of the democrats and pro.
gressive republicans is one Of the
features in the first state campaign in
New Mexico.
The ordeal OF getting married
proved too much for Horace Dodson. a
Hutchinson. Kan. swain. and he faint.
ed on the spot.
isaac Hammers, q farmer Of Greens.
burg, Kas., has made a gift of $4,000
to the Friends university, the Quaker
college in Wichita.
Declaring that the clause "love,
nonor and obey" In the wedding ritual
compels perjury and is unjust, Magis.
trate Thompson Of Elgin. ILL.,, has
stricken 1t from his ceremonial.
The French cruisers Lean Gam.
BETA, and Ernest Renan are In readi.
ness to start at a moments notice to
Tripoli to protect the French resi-.
dents there.
An explosion Of gas in a catch basin
wrecked a power house of a New
York elevated road. and caused a
panic among passengers on q train
passing at the time.
Word has been received from nearly
'very town In the state, which con.
tains a percentage of Germans, that
delegations will be sent to Lincoln for
tho celebration Of German Day, Octo.
Der 1919.
A considerable amount of snow has
fallen In northern assachusetts and
southern Vermont.
Preparations have been made to dy.
namite the ruins of tho dam and
power house OF the Black River Falls
municipal power plant. which went out
Saturday, In an effort to clear the
channel Of masonry which now throws
the force Of the food current against
the city.
The Mexican regulars have over.
taken Yzidro Escobsa and his band
OF seventy'five revolutionists in So.
nora and q battle ragged all afternoon
Saturday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19

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The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
Many Idle Men This Winter.

st. Paul. Minn.-"There will be
more Idle men this winter than ever"
predicted James j.. Hill, chairman of
the board Of the Great Northern rail.
way. In discussing the condition Of
business over the country and partic.
ularly In the west. "Our capacity for
production along industrial lines has
grown faster than our consumption
along the Same lines" said Mr.. Hill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19

San Francisco. Calf the present
ratio OF gain is kept up woman suf.
frage will be shown to have carried at
Tuesdays election by a safe major
ity. Belated returns from sixty-eight
precincts reduced the majority against
suffrage TO 356.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
Leaves Fortune TO Flaneee.

Des Moines, Ia.-By the provisions
OF his deathbed testament, w. T. Sow.
ers, prominent Des Moines insur.
ance man, bequeathed practically all
OF his worldly goods to his fiancee,
Miss Jean Townsend Of Beatrice, Neb.
He died as the result OF an accidental
shotgun wound received while SOUR,
rel hunting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19

Joplin. Mo.-In an attempt to cross
the path Of a biplane during a trial
flight here. James Kinney. fifty years
old. miner, was instantly killed. The
machine struck Kinney and broke his
neck. tbs ga
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19

Peking.-Between 5000 and 6,O0o
troops in Hankow native city are re-
ported to have mutinied and killed
from 200 to 800 Manchus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
Kills Monster Gray E.oIe.

Nebraska City.-Marcus Sichl while
hunting on the bottoms east Of this
city. shot and killed a large gray
eagle that measured twelve feet from
tip to tip OF wings. This is the first
eagle that has been killed or seen in
this part Of the valley for the past
twenty years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
viii Advance on interior.

Tripoli.-General Caneva. command.
er'in.chief OF the Italian expedition,
has. 1t appears, ordered an immediate
advance against the positions occu
pied by the Turks In the interior O
Cripoli.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
DOCTORS
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years and consulted
different doctorG
but failed to get any
relief. After using
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The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
News BRIEFLY TOLD
ITEMS OF INTEREST PERTAINING
TO VARIOUS LOCALITIES.
or LESS IMPORTANT
The News Of Many Chimes Told In
Short and Pithy Parasraphs, Writ.
ten Expressly for the Busy
Mans Perusai.
Washington.

Walter L. Fisher. secretary Of the
Interior. Is in q hospital at Chicago
following q slight operation for throat
trouble.
Because Miguel e. Diabold, Mexican
consul at San Antonio, some time age
said Texas 10 hell" he has been re-.
called by his government.
The newly appointed Russian am.
bassador to the United States. M.
George Bakhmetif, and Madame
Bakhmetiff left for New York.
Washington.--The department OF az
riculture has prepared for confiscat.
ing any shipment of unripe oranges or
other unripe fruit from Florida.
An apparent discrepancy OF g..
2SS,271 has been discovered in the
supply department of the Washington
navy yard. 1t is thought to be OF a
clerical nature.
The national association of railroad
commissioners In session at Washing.
ton. recommends the taking over of
the express business by the railroads
Of the country.
At . cabinet meeting at Panama It
was decided to recall the minister to
the United States, DR.. Belisario Por.
ras. as the government was not salts.
fed with his services.
The house committee which inves.
tigated the affairs Of the so.called su-
gar trust during the extra session of
congress will resume its consideration
OF the subject about November 10
next.
That the American public can for.
ever deliver itself from the peril OF
high sugar prices is the opinion of
Secretary Wilson. OF the department
OF agriculture. who says the remedy
lies in the production Of more sugar.
Observation-Disclosures General
Hitchcock has authorized the estab.
lishment Of the longest railway route
In the country. It will extend begin.
ming November 1, over the Western
Pacific lines between Salt Lake City
and San Francisco, 992 miles.
A circular note from the Turkish
government asking the powers wheth.
or they consider that the time has ar.
rived to seek basis for negotiations
looking to peace between Turkey and
Italy, and under what conditions, has
been presented to the German foreign
Office at Berlin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
Busy ShIpplnu Apples.

Peru.-Apple expectation is in full
swing at Peru. Eight carloads have
been sent out and the prospects are
that tho total will reach last years
output Of thirty.nine carloads,
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19
Arm Broken by Fall.

Lyons.-Claude Phillips, the eight.
year'old son Of Sherman Phillips of
this place was thrown from his pony
today and his arm was broken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-10-19


O'Leary barn was shown. with a COW
being MIXED. The bovine, proper!v
trained. again kicked over the lamp
but this time q modern fire depart.
ment extinguished the blaze to show
how easy 1t would have been had the
nre started today.
The Chinese revolutionaries have
captured WI Chang. the capital Of the
province of Hu.Poh, where trouble has
been reported for several days.
Prof. L. L. Duche, Kansas fish and
game warden. announced that he will
begin the construction Of the largest
fish hatchery In the world at Pratt.
Kas.
1t is reported on good authority that
the Turkish government has ad'
dressed note to the powers stating
that It will expel all Italians from the
country within q specified time unless
Italy desists from her aggression In
Tr.poli.
Bandits held up an NJ. X. & T. train
near Okesa, Okla. and rified the mail
and baggage cars. but II 10 believed
got little for their trouble.
Cornelius Newton Bliss, for years
one Of the leading figures In national
republican politics. died In New York
Monday night of heart disease.
After search across the continent
and up into British Columbia the Sc
cret service operatives have captured
Albert Leon. Russian political refu.
gee. as be was about to leave New
York for south America. Leon 10 a.
legged to 10 the head Of an extensive
counterfeikin ling gang.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-08-18
SYNOPSIS.

A foolish young tenderfoot becomes
fascinated with the bold. artful wife of a
drunken prospector in a western mining
town. They prepare TO elope In blind
ing blizzard but are confronted by the
maudlin husband. He is shot by the
note to the body taking the crime
upon himself. In their flight to the
railroad station the woman's horse
falls exhausted the youth puts her
on his own and follows hanging to the
stirrup strap. Seeing he is an impede
ment. the woman thrusts her escort into
a snow drift and rides on. Halffrozen
as the train bears the woman away.
Twenty-Five years later, this man, George
Gormly, is a multi-millionaire in New
York. He meets Eleanor Haldane. a
beautiful and wealthy settlement worker.
and co-operates with her In her work.
line and finds himself frustrated in pier
and track extension plans by grating al
dermen, backed by the Gotham Traction
Company. An automobile accident on a
stormy Christmas eve brings the Hal
danes to his country home. GorInly
makes the marooned party comfortable.
In confidential talk with Gormly, Miss
and longs that he shall benefit mankind
with his wealth and business talents. He
determines to do and announces that
he will be mayor of New York and re-
deem the city from corruption. Mr. Hal
dane in a long desired interview with
Gormly, makes an indirect proposition to
compromise the fight which the latter has
the Gotham Traction company. and which
Haldane is suspected of being the head.
GOrmly boldly announces his plan of
campaign to Haldane.