The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-18
LIFE and DEATH
ACT AT BAZAAR
ANOTHER BIG FEATURE sEcuR.
Ed BY THE ELKs. kIRkHoFF,
THE STRONG MAN ALSO
ON PROGRAM.

There Is one attraction that will ap.
pear at the Elks Bazaar. which opens
at the Calumet Armoiy tomorrow
evening. that every man. woman and
child should see II Is called--and
rightly too-"Life and Death"
To describe il in detail would be I'M
fair TO the exhibitor, however, to give
an idea OF what one may see when they
visit this booth 1t may be stated that
YOU will have the privilege OF watch
Ing your sister, your brother. or your
wife or husband fade into nothing
ness, and gradually reappear again
Whoever chooses TO vanish completely
before the very eyes of their friends
VIII be given an opportunity to do so.
II may be also said that the subject is
not juggled behind any screens or drop
curtains, but it's gradual DISSATISFACTION
TO spirit form can be closely followed.
as well as its rehabilitation 10 earthly
form.
kirkhoH, the physical culture mar
vel and strong man is in town. He WIN
entertain visitors TO the Elks' Bazaar
this week with exhibitions of weight
lifting, balancing, and other feats of
strength. He has already demonstrat.
ed his ability by lifting a great weight
OFT the minds OF the executive COM
mittee who were afraid he would not
reach here in time for the opening of |
the Bazaar.
Workmen, under charge of the execu-
tive committee of the Bazaar. TODAY
pitched a tent in the armory for the
use OF Signor GaZaaza and his sister.
Signorina Gazaaza. These delightful
people. who arrived from Milwaukee
yesterday ARE Gypsy fortune tellers
and are expected TO interest and amuse
The Bazaar patrons. Both are artists
m their line and read with equal facil-
~ the past present and future. Thew
have made a study of palmistry foi
ears and Signor Gazaaza is consider
I'd something of an authority on
in Roumania, his native
and.
What Is confidently expected will
'rove one OF the most interesting at
FACTIONS at the Bazaar is an Egyptian ,
secured at great expense,
which will be exhibited in one of the I
'ooths- This mummy, thousands of !
ears old-just how old has never been
etermined-lent by one of the big
museums i'm this country. arrived by
xpress yesterday. A special commit
zee has been appointed to have charge
4 this booth. as the Elks feel the re-
OF having the care OF such
n interesting and valuable curio. and
Edward 4. Cuddihy has been detailed ,
have charge of the guarding
Z IL.
Signor Antonio Gavazzi and his !
ancing bear Pedro. arrived yesterday !
rom New Orleans and Will be one of ,
he features OF the Bazaar. Signor ,
iavazzi ana his trick bear furnished ,
musement for thousands at the Mard. ,
iras in New orleans. Gavazzi is ,
going Italian and has exhib- ,
ted his marvellous pet i'm all the princi-
al cities Of Europe. He is now en- ,
our for the first time in the United !
states. At a meeting of the executive ,
ommittee in charge OF the Ilks' NAM >
10th entertainment, held at the Elks
'emple Saturday evening, ii was de- /,
ided 10 have Signor Gavazzi and Pc
70 in the parade tomorrow night, the
pening night of the exposition and :;
iazaar. :.
Carpenters started work at the CAL ::
met Light Guard Armory on Satur- :.
ay and preparations for the huge :.
how are now being rushed. as it is the :.
esire of the executive committee to ::
ave everything in readiness to the :.
linutest detail on the opening night. ::
one of the pretty features of the :.
theme of decorations will be the la :.
les rest room. i'm the center of the :.
rmory. This room was designed by :.
ne Maxwell -Stilman people of Mil ::