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The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
ItMIII.

ruiuunN ppur"ttaS. ucrnh.tir acts
aud dancing VIII prcuuy an equitable
.dlytsiou ~ the program IN the W MI
tEcater NEXT week IN" h"adlin"r
supportd rs Eugene Keith iu the
uov oltv plaNlet MONDAY afternoon -
Thiy ihc4fiiral STORY t|Fcr frow rcif
lirc dcuiofs life ou a. "1udcvillc
STAGE rIorc arc &C .l3fr,icri tn che
cast tic seen" brjng laid uudty tt0
stage w the dressing rapW- &c west
err Naudt vile !hcatcr. This nlpylct
has been a hit elsewhere this season.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
srr,.s srATE sENaToasHIp

HlLLSDAI4E. Mich, Feb. 1T.--Frank
r. Smith. a Somerset merchant and
farmer, has. announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
state senator from the Hillsdale and
Jackson district IL is understood Sen
ator l. whitney watkins. OF jackson,
viii! not be candidate for reelection
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

able mention. especially for the man
ner in which IL is dressed. Nothing
has been overlooked. There are no less
than 10 complete changes by the chorus
of &c. it is said. The women principals
set the pace for the chorus in the mat
ter OF dress, each wearing series Of
gowns that are described by the press
agent as wonderful creations. John O.
Jermon. who staged the numbers. is
said to have outdone himself In the
matter Of originality. The Grizzly
Bear" dance and the Frisco Glide"
danced by Harry Morton and Edna
Gill. are among the features promised
Joel =. CORN and company will pre-
sent their burlesque opera, which has
been a distinct hit elsewhere Harry
KOler, the Hebrew comedian, is again
seen as the wealthy Hebrew, abroad
for a vacation. with Al X Hall to help
hum spend his money.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

"reminiscences. The big fellow has a
pleasing personality ana gets his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS siaieeJ
Prominent among the comedy offer
ings on the new bill will be the act
OF Meyer Harris and company. the lat
ganization. well known IN the east.
will appear In 2 character sketch
called East Side Life" the scene OF
which is the Ghetto district OF New
York The piece gives opportunity Tor
sorle excellent character work, IL is
said. and also tells 4 pleasing story.
1hc Casting Rambpells Will offer
their big aerial act in Detroit for the,
first time IL Is described rs sue
cession of thrills, their tricks includ-
ing double forward and back sOmpr-
saults twisters, lo1p- the-loops aud
numerous other feats. many Of which
with them. They work
over a large net ana the act s. not
without It's comedy features. Torcat
by Miles patrons as the
odd little FrcnCGmaH who Cnt"rtHlHcd
tham last season with AIS trained
VIII also be- on t't" iii, as
sisted by Nile. Flor ~ Niilr This ai
Que uf the most diNcrl ir.s
notttics ever played az the Miles
Otbcr attractions VIII hc. Miss fior-
ence Arnold. singing conS.f c1u, Ila-
dolph ana Lcua TErolctn yodlsrs AMI
tile Miloscopc comedy picturcs
. "A -un-lu-dutc farce cOnlcdN IN ono
act entitled The New Chauffeur viii
IN. otrred by D.tn Mas.rr and company
Ia rhn MilcA- thea ~. the W.. hxI ltlI.
- az d,e' az the feature aTSeSle35sIhs
at tlC hHL MI. Mason was 81 mC1iHr-v
al tile utl-.mUsiCHl comedy. team 81
Mason ami Macon, who Cr' pleasantly
remembered D., .l-t+fr+---illi-2" 'i =
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

"The Queens OF the Jardin de Paris
company comes to the Gayety theater
for its annual engagement next week
In every city where the queens" have
appeared the show has secured favor
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

Bu.fness-Iike Printing. 40 fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, Is
John R.-st PHI. Main 1893. o. City 1855
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

iiIIsIN VI.

LiCEIM.
As a theatrical attraction. "The New
lywtds ana Their Baby" which comes
TO the, Lyceum theater next week. be-
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

from each and relieved by little
character dialogue and a touch of light
comedy. Claude and Marion Cleve-
lana appear in songs and patter. and
Krctorc promises some rare sounds in
his characterization OF '"The Mad Mu-
stefan" Cross and Crown will appear
in an Irish singing and dancing act.
john and Lottie Burton are banjoists
who are said TO be very funnN in their
Ethiopian speciality New motion pic
lures Will close
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

particular. except that the producer
has cndeavored to provide a lively
show, which shall be happy mixture
OF comedy, nonsense. song, dance, vau-
pretty members OF "The Cozy Corner
Girls" who have numerous fine cos
tunes TO display. Hchief among the
entertainers Will be Dan Crimmins and
Rosa Gore. who have long been known
i'm vaudeville for their eccentric and
original comedy. Mr.. Crimmins, who Is
a character comedian and acrobatic
dancer, viii have the principal funny
Queer OF IL. Miss Gore appears as
Dry Dock Liz" and at one point OF
the entertainment transforms herself
completely from a tough girl to Bos-
ton belle in 20 seconds, crimmins and
Gore will contribute their speciality
which is called What Are tho Wild
Waves Saying?" other entertainers re
Lizzete Howe, the burlesque queen; Ida
La Pearl. ingenue; Gladys ST. John, Pc
title soubrette; Ford and Wesley, &C.
centric entertainers and Jack Howard,
dialect comedian.
COLUMBIA
THE Story OF the Rose" one-act
playlet, Will he presented in the
Columbia theater next week. by Ber-
tram. May and company. The piece
Is said to have plenty or heart inter-
est and n strong vein OF comedy. The
Young girl emigrant with a New York
heiress and a famous artist. A prom
+sitafss musical number et- Columbia
program will be the Cuban Nightin-
gales May G. Hyers and Mrs. Bohee
said 10 he two OF the best vocalists
who have ever appeared In popular
priced vaudeville houses. The press
reports from Cleveland. where they APP
peared last week. are hattering. The
particular attraction for the little
folks will he Lambs Manakins
claimed by the Sun booking agency to
I've the most elaborate production OF its
kind. James Kennedy e. Co. will pre-
sent the one-act comedy. Jack Swift"
There are five players in the cast. Joe
Austin. dialect, comedian, Will have Is
p1iputes for laughmaking. Dilla and
Templeton will present unique scenic
act entitled The COLLINS Den The
Castellane Bros. famous cyclists. will
have an important place on the bill.
The Glissdudos, musical clowns, Will
present a European novelty ont oS the
ordinary.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

ginning with matinee Sunday, seems
10 meet all the requirements. IL Is
doubtful whether George McManus
himself could improve upon the face,
who plays the part of Mrs. Newlywed.
She is there" with the marcel wave,
dreamy eyes, cherry lips. tight-ftting
dress, short skirt and all. including
even the "mushy" talk which she hands
out 10 Papa Newlywed along with her
Wild ideas as to the capabilities OF the
baby
The baby, OF course, is the center OF
attraction through the entire perform
arce Earl Knapp. although he is 20
years OF age. makes an acceptable, pre-
sentable and lovable baby, IL is said,
In spite OF the fact that he must bear
with all the handicaps Of facial EXPIRES
sion, starchy clothes and inability TO
say more than ida da." Mr.. Knapp's
part is q most difficult one and little
Knowledge OF his histrionic ability is
gained until he appears as Maj Knott
Much. TIL course of the play calls for
him 10 gIa8&e from major to baby and
frolE D. major innumerable times,
and NJ lays equal to the occasion,
1t IL ella u..d.
The company numbers Goa. people,
the one half. of course. being the baby
The chorus is reputed 10 be attractive
Mrs Wiggs Of the Cabbage Patch,
one OF the most popular plays that has
been seen on the American stage
con es to the Lyceum theater the week
of Feb %. All the famous characters
-of- tl.--beelss, Mrs NigGS2 and .LnxeN
Hazy. Lovey Mary. Mr.. Stubbins. Little
Tommy and the rest, will bid for the
approval of those who appreciate the
be st in dramatic art.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
Majestic.

The natural colored motion pictures
which are being shown in the Majes-
tic theater, include picturesque scenes
from nearly every country on the
globe, from Egypts' pyramids and de-
caylng temples to the glorious lresn-
ness and beauty of our own Niagara
Falls. In the, KinemaColor process
the pictures are taken in the identical
manner OF the black and white, so
familiar to the public Unlike the
hand colored pictures, some OF which
are splendidly made, the actual colors
are not projected upon the screen at
all. for IL the motion picture machine
were stopped even for an instant
either a red or green picture. with a
seeming background OF black, would
be flashed upon the screen. The be-
holder is led to believe that the pic
ture possesses actual colors, while il
is really only the compliments OF each
color blending that produces the ef-
fects. There ~ no flicker. for the pic
lures, being flashed upon the screen
at the tremendously rapid rate or 40
to a second, leave no impression OF
change. In addition 20 Kinemacolor
there -WIllahez shown thrss.-sat la--t-.ftft--
ture films TO each show. and the vocal
and Instrumental selections will be
furnished by Eddie McGrath T. -.
shannon, Adolph Wohl and Catherine
Kuhl.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

TO
DIV
OF me
Disappointing, knew
make but "chidwife When
think Still
For indeed do.'-From David
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17

ALTON al.


Bob FitZsimmoDs one-time cham
pion pugilist OF the world. will be the
feature ATTRACTION in the National
theatcr the coming week Mr. F1tz-
simmons is the only man that ever
held the championship I'M two distinct
classes, the middlcwciEht and the
hcavSwcight classes. Since bcCorninf,
an actor he has met with considerable
success. having appeared Inv the
higher priced theaters Ina this city. IIc
Is assisted by Miss Mngda Dahl In a
new sketch in which he Introduces
t3g punching, usual Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, Mr.. Fitz-
simmons appears evenings. ana tie
rest Of the week, afternoons Another
feature Will hc Rush Ling Toy and
his company of oriental wonder work
erE. who present. amid pIctureguue
SUI roundines, ~ series 81 mysteries il
cluuing The Sedan chair" The china
e VII trunk mystery" THE transmits
sion OF souls" The prisoner OF Pekin 3"
the tea chest mystery" "'rhe electro
cution ana others. Others on Tho bin
The Detroit times., 1912-02-17
MILES.

James j. Corbett, former heavy
weight champion pugilist, VIII make
his first local appearance In several
seasons as vaudeville entertainer,
next week. lie will be the headiin
attraction on the Miles bill, compris-
ing several novelties and an abun-
dance OF comedy, IL Is promised In
view of his recent controversy Win
Jack Johnson. tho present holder or
the worlds championship. over the
Reno battle. his engagement should pe
Of interest TO the fight fans, and Cor
hett no doubt, will have something TO
say in defense of his position during
his stay here. II was 20 years ago
that Corbett became famous by de-
feating John l.. sullivan. For his
Miles engagement he Will give
monologue, made mp OF stories and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-19
SUP RENE COURT
DECISION MADE
SOCIALIST
FLOOR LEADER UNDERWOOD
SPEAKS FOR INCOME TAX
Great Wealth Should Bear Its
Proportion of Taxation IS the
Slogan Of the Democrats in
Congress,

IBy Morning journal special Lensed Wire
Washington, March lS.-Oscar W.
Underwood democratic floor leader,
supporting the proposed excise tax
bill in the house. today charged that
the supreme court by its annulment
of the income tax in 1895, was re-
sponsible for the growth of socialism
in the United states.
The pending measure. which prob
ably will pass the house tomorrow is
expected to raise between $4,000. goo
and $50. 600, 900 a year for the gov
crnment.
When the government had the
right to tax wealth" said Mr.. Under
wood, I'VE did not hear the socialistic
very of those less able 10 bear the
burden of tpxation The spirit of un-
rest came when the supreme court
abandoned It's policy of hundred
wears and. five justices to four. said
in effect to congress that great wealth
was to be exempted from taxation"
Mr. Underwood defended the n,ea
sure under a rapid fire of questions
from Republican Leader Mann. Rep
res antatives Madden of Illinois. Long
worth Of Ohio. and Campbell Of
Kansas. all regular republicans.
Representative Littleton OF New
York. earlier in the day devoted more
than an hour in citing from court
records to prove the constitutionaliiy
of the bill.
Il want to say that If We expect TO
tax the wealth of this country as we
ought TO tax IT," he said, 1--WE must
rot stand paralyzed before this inn
pending influence OF the court.
Il do not want to he understood as
railing at the judiciary said Mr..
Littleton. II do. however. want To be
understood as criticizing the supreme
courts decision of 1895 on the in
come tax law"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-19
ANOTHER CHASE OF OUTLAWS
BRINaS ONLY DISAPPOINTMENT

| Hillsvllle, Va, March lS.--Another
4 days chase Of the court house as-
sassins brought the posses back 10
town weary aud empty handed and
with a suspicion gaining ground that
the Aliens, with q good start, are likely
TO escape to the Tennessee line.
! Word was passed over to the sher-
iffs on the Tennessee line to be ON the
watch and the North Carolina sheriffs
started out Ito work over toward the
Ararat river country To head off the
outlaws.
i,etectiye l'eltz took y posse into the
hills early TO-DAY up the road that goes
lover Bnrbette knob aud Elk Spur and
past Fancy Gap near Devils Den.
where the outlaws were reported to
be barricaded IN an almost impregna-
Bile rock fortress.
The posse saw none OF the gang ana
no evidence of their presence but
Kept on over Garner's creek and the
Lone Cedar Fork to the Carolina line
and brought up az Mount Airey. Al
least "A dozen houses, the homes Of
members of the Allen elan, or their
sympaihlzcrs were searched on the
way, but not trace of the outlaws
was found
one great disadvantage under which
the posse works IL the lack OF COM
munication and cummissary facilities.
A few postroads wind through tho
passes. The territory Is sparsely set
tied and II h next to impossible TOR "A
posse 10 stay out much more than
day.
Sidna Edwards, with price of
81 .o00 on his head. is supposed TO be
somewhere with AN injured foot. He
has had time TO loin the Aliens II he
knows where they are Meanwhile the
indictments for the mur,irrvin of
Judge Massie Prosecutor Foster,
sheriff webb and the two bystanders.
wait 10 be served. Some folk Ia this
county declare that no Allen was ever
arrested while he could tight and that
none win be. The posse believes that.
Floyd Allen. whose sentence by the
court prrcipitated the massacre. laid
In the Roanoke Jail today with wounds
and broken leg and moaned that he
wished he had followed his advisers
I've got good Wife said the out
law. "If I'd have done as she told
me. ! wouldn't be here now
The men who found AIRS. Allen at
her home say she WIS distracted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-19

has died out. He is going to stay
Just as long as he secs any use in
staying and today It has been rumored
that he has better reasons for stay ing
than ut any time heretofore. He has
bigger bunch OF votes than at first
were credited to him, bur viii they
stay, or jump on the band wagon
when It FIRST comes into view?
The democrats are still looking on.
They have selected their two men who
will receive the party support in Jones
and Felix Martinez, and some of them
say they VIII stay to the end. Sem
ators Hinkle and Walton. who are not
only strong party men, but strong
figures in the game. say they win stay
within the party lines to the end. 9th
ers say that they are going 10 have
hand in the big game and help to
elect u senator. Occasionally new
name is heard mentioned n the
scramble. senator Clark was recelV-
ing the congratulations OF his friends
last night on being a possible winner
senator Pankey acts COY when his
name is mentioned, and smiles will
ing smile; l.. Bradford Prince has run
up his lightning rod as his name was
brought into the list Of possibilities
and the erratic electric fluid is as
likely 10 strike IL as some of the
other rods that have bocn poked ulf
into the sureharged atmosphere. The
only real Organization Is that OF An-
drews As the battle day comes
A. \
by more lieutenants. and his lines are
wen olficered. The call for help was
responded to promptly.
The Spanish American contingent
Is all at sea and neither they nor any
one else know what they will do.
They hold caucus every day, tuAk
long and loud and adjourn with moth
ing accomplished. They have too
many patriots among them who think
the toga style OF garment would about
fit them, and while they think there
Is chance to wear it, none will give
way to another. 1t looks like scat
tered vote and no union. Nenceslao
Jaramillo. Larrazolo and Il. L. Baca
are all mentioned. but they are still
only In the those mentioned" class.
At present there is no likelihood OF
uniting on any one candidate, though
they Still insist that taey want a
Spanish American senator
There will be no caucus on the sem
atorship. The effort to call one proved
Jtbortive. as number Of members re-
fused absolutely to go in. The fight
viii be in the open field. II win he
worth looking at too. and several
crippled, would-be statesmen are due
FOR the hospital before very long.
In these final hours, the Andrews
men are preparing for the grand on
slaught, and II IL not going to he
any little ring-around-rosy game.
either. The center attacks win he
concentrated iagainSt the forces of
Judge Fall rs II now looks as IL they
constituted the strongest opposing
body. In fact. II hneks ike the field
against Fall.
solomon Luna still holds at least
one key tn the situation. He can still
be elected one OF the senator's IL he
will but say the word. SO far he
has refused stendfastly and may until
n ballot is taken. and may To the very
end of the battle He will he begged
importuned. threatened, cajoled tol
come in and help to solve the vexed
problem. but he has as yet shown
no sign OF yielding 10 the tremendous
pressure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-19
THE DAY IN CONGRESS-.
sENATl

Washington. y. g., March H.
Senate in session .. M.
Chairman MeCumher. OF pension
committee announced he would Try to
clear the calendar of all pension
legislation this week.
senator Cummins introduced bill
for national primary law. providing
FOR the first national primary July ).
President TAFT asked congress 10
adjourn next saturday and in body at
tend the memorial services for battle
ship Maine victims.
Senator Lorin,er's counsel sui
mltted brief summing up al argu-
menis In Lorlmer Investigation.
Adjourned az s2t y. "a. until noon
Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-19
VIRGINIA OUTLAWS
UNSUCCESSFU FULLY
PURSUED
It is Believed They Are Located
Near Squirrel Spur and viii
Soon be Captured by Posse,

tby Morning journal Special Leased Wirc.l
Greensboro, \. G.. March lS.--long
distance telephone messages from
Mounty AtreN. y. G.. hate tonight am
nounced that q messenger had arrived
there asking that every available man
be sent 10 Squirrel spur twelve miles
from Mount Aiery and just inside the
Virginia border. whore 1t was believed
Sidna Alien and several oi his gang
were surrounded hy a posse of forty
men.
According To the messenger the
posse had formed "A Gordon about
squirrel spur at loo'clock and lead.
ers were confident the fusitives were
cornered An attack on the place at
daylight Is planned.
The officers came upon Wesley Ed
wards, q nephew of Sidna and Floyd
Alien at his cabin, eight miles east of
Sidna Aliens home al sundown. Ed
wards escaped BY back door. leaving
his rifle and pistol behind A sister
OF the fugitive told the posse of men
that Sidna Allen was AZ the house this
morning badly wounded and that he
told Edwards TO come "a Squirrel spur
tonight The posse followed ed
wards closely ana trailed him to the
rendezvous. Squirrel Spur IN In the
mountain range extending past Hills
yille.
1t is inaccessible except by per-
sons on foot and is said TO be a
natural fortress. 1t is enclosed by
rocks and consists of about quarter
Of an acre.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-19
TIIt, SENATE.

Roll call, Prayer by chaplain.
BY strict party vote. ayes IA: hayes
| :. and two uhsentees. Ilfeld was per
mitted To Introduce. Senate Joint Res
olution No. 8. providing for the sub
mission of an amendment to the poo
PIE to repeal the language qualified
tion of the constitution. 1t was adop-
Tea on third reading. under suspen-
sion of the rules. The following bills
we're then introduced
Senate lilll No. |, Clark, to submit
a constitutional amendment. TO strike
out the language clause. lIarth saw
something the matter and moved to
table indefinitely. Mccoy wanted to
know what 1t all meant. He could not
vote for a matter which he did not
understand. The bin was then read
at length, I,arih withdrew his motion
and the bin was referred.
senate liill No. >. llinkle. Ia fix the
time for holding court In the Firth
judicial district.
Senate Bn No. 3. Evans. To- repu-
late the manufacture and storage OF
explosives.
Senate Bfl 40. 4. Burns. a corrupt
practices act. stringent measure, with
q penalty prescribed from one to i've
years.
Senate Bill No. 2. Walton. a corrupt
practices act, In connection with pub
ilc elections, prescribing heavy penal
ties
senate Hill No. 8. Mccoy defining
legal fences
senate Rill No. :. Hinklc. providing
Tor the commission form of govern
mcnt
senate Bill No. 4. Walton, To- secure
the purity ~ election Of Judges. The
bili prohibits ans judicial officer. ex-
crpi justices Of the peace. to take part
in any Dolitical campaign. In which
such nomination or election is at
stake. The penalty is Disqualification
for any judicial office for four years
ard a fine of not less than $50 and inn
4 risonmcnt not less than thirty days.
or 10th.
senate 1911 No. >. Barth. to enable
cities and towns Ia incorporate under
iiie commission form 81 government
ss.uate Bili No. ls. Harth. providing
o. direct primaries system.
senate Iiill No. ~. Walton. relating
40 IN" publication ~ legal notices.
senate Joint Resolution No. c.
Earth relative To- income tax.
senate Joint Resolution No T.
iiarth. providing constitutional
10 incorporate the re-
'aii
Senat. Joint Resolution No. 5. No
Coy. providing constitutional amend
menf ta Remove IN. ianEuage qualifi-
ration. and substitute Statewide pro-
hihitinu.
S.nate I"int Resolution No. ?.
f.arth. providing Tor the mailing OF
copv each. 30 each hili To- every news
paper in the state.
tCoatiu"csi on Page =; Column A.
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STARTLING CLIMAX FOLLOWS
/ DEMAND Or S0L0NS FOR
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
RESIGNATION OF GUILTY
MEN FROM LEGISLATURE
FOLLOWS IMMEDIATELY

Efego Baca of Albuquerque Acts as GoBetween Giving Plot
Away and Trap Laid to Catch Dishonest Legislators; Ap
pointment is Made with Them at Palace Hotel, Where
Each Man is Paid $500 in Cash. Only to be Arrested After
Receiving the Money Julian Truio and P. Lucero of Rio
Arriba County, and Luis Monoya and Manuel Cordova, OF
Taos County, All of Them Republicans, Compose Quartette
Caught Red Handed Capital in TMoes of Tremendous Sen
saton Effect on Todays Vote Senatorial Candidates is
ProbIematiCal.