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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
Ilurie.que at the Gayety.

Gus Fay and Al Herman OF the Big
GaIety Company showed their ability to
spring some local jests at the Gayety yes
terday. which far exceeded tho attempts
Of any other buriesque comedians seen In
Omaha so far this season. Both are
evidently close readers OF the Sunday
papers. for some very timely Jokes were
sprung. one on the new court house
bringing rounds Of applause.
The scene Of the fun sketch Is laid at
a Florida health resort In which the usual
comedians fall in love and are found out
The show, on the whole. abounds with
plenty Of pretty girls. dazzling costumes.
catchy music and well arranged lighting
effects. Al Herman's peculiar laugh and
his rendition Of ''Rastime VIOLIN" one
OF the new song hits, are the features.
In the oiio, the Majestic Musical Four
hold the attention with everything from
folk songs 10 rsgtime on instruments from
a cornet TO a hagpipe William West
and Beulah Benton give q very artistic
singing and dancing act a. the second
part OF the clio.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
The Gentle Cynic.

Ambition is q tire that is easily pune
tured.
some girls wear glasses, ara others are
naturally good lockers.
Some bad men. and most bad cigars. are
foiled.
Even the fortune hunter sometimes has
TO pay q guide.
A fellow doesn't have 10 be hard on his
clothes to wear out his welcome.
Money talks, and when we give II 10
charity It positively yeils itself hoarse.
Some people are so eyerlastingly agree
able that their conversation consists en-
tirely Of saying: That's so."-Nsw York
Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
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when the Woodward Stock company
opened a week Of The Right Of Way
Sunday afternoon The approval was
Miss Lotus Robb. a charming young ae-
tress. who made herself popular in ji-
veniles in the woodward company. played
a lead and triumphed. These were the
features OF the opening OF The Right Of
Way"
Sir Gilbert Parksrs novel Is one that
was difficult OF dramatization in the
frs; place; in the second. the character
Of Charles Steele Is one that Is extremely
difficult Of satisfactory protrayal on the
stage. 1t Is no easy chore to make a sue
cess Of the role Of man who Is so near
and yet so far from a contemplate thing.
II is comparatively easy to play a bad
man and to play a good one, a strong
or weak; to play one that is weak and
strong Mt one time and bad and good.
yet with the strength and the good
slightly dominsnt-that Is work for an
actor. Mr.. Dexter is keene, virile actor.
From his first appearance the auditor
feels satisfying knowledge that the man
Is strong. He knows he will be equal to
the demands Of the play. He does not
need to fear nor doubt about what the
evening will develop.
Miss Robb takes the part Of Rosalis
admirably for an actress Of her youth
and one most of whose experience has
been in relies more purely juvenile. She
is thoroughly lovabie, innocent. trust
ing girl, full of faith so strong and Low;
so strong that they are proof against
every power that possibly could attack
OF the other players John Ellis figures
most prominently. As Joe Portugsis he
has opportunity to produce a fine piece
Of character acting. He makes the rough
r!verman. WHO murdered in righteous
wrath, was saved from the galiows BY
Charley steele, and repaid him with a
Iife's slavish devotion, a thoroughly like.
able fellow.
Altogether. The Right Of Way Is q
satisfying play, well staged and vel
acted.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
RENEW ARMETICE In CHINA
Agreement to Suspend Hostilities
is Continued.
SITUATION IN PEKING ACUTE
Army of ReyoIutionists Villas De-
cisIye Victory North Of Making
another battle .. Fought
Near Canton.
SITUATION IN PEKIEG ACUTE

PEKISG. Jan. 2a.-The armistice be-
tween the 1mperlalists and revolution
aries. which was to expire at $ O'Clock
this morning. has been officially renewed.
The capital and northern China are in
q condition Of acute suspense. No one
In able TO forecast what will be the out
come Of the deadlock.
The people are expecting the abdicatlon
OF the throne TO be declared tomorrow
but discussions between the princes Of the
imperial clan continue. The meeting be.
tween the Msnchu and Mongolian princes
today was a stormy one.
Various assassina TONS which have taken
place recently. including that Of General
WI Lu Chang az Fiji chwang In Novem.
Der. are now said TO have been carried
out under the orders OF Premier Yuar
Sh Kai. The attack on General Llans
ri in the streets Of Peking is also TO N,
credit OF the adheren,s OF Yuan Shi Kai
General LANG III Is dying.
ImperiaIists Are Defeated.
LONDON, Jan. s9.-Tne Chinese revo.
lutionlsts have erushingly defeated The
Imperial force commanded by General
Chang Hsuan at Ku-chang. In the prov
lnce OF Anhwei. according TO q news
agency dispatch received hers to-day mon
T1en Tan. ku-cheng Ii q station OF IN,
Titn Tsin- Pukow railroad about rs mile,
north Of .Nanking,
Republican Victory in south.
SAN FRANCISCO. jan. H.-An imper'
ial army Of 10000 men. under Genera
Chang Fun, was declsively defeated by q
Canton republican army under Genera
Wong Ching. near Ku-cheng yesterday
according 10 cablegram received her,
today by the Chinese Free Press. Foul
hundred Manehus are reported TO hay,
been killed.
The imperial army retreated twenty
miles TO Wong san Po, says the dis
patch. wongs army. which numbere,
sec. captured the city OF Chi Marx. II
shantuns province.
More Germans Expected.
ITEM TslN. Jan. "a large body o
rellefs for the time-expired men anon
the German troops stationed here Is ex
pected to arrive within the next few days
The time-expired men. who number 10
will be retained here for the present.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30

Vein Of White Quartz
Worth Cash to Farmer

TEcUMsEH, Neb.. Jan. SAN offer
of ss5.euo for the mineral rights in an
eighty-acre farm In this county has been
made to Casper Barnes by Cripple Creek
and Kansas City capitalists who intend
TO bore for gold In sinking a well
there several years ago vein OF white
quartz was uncovered which is said TO
be rich In gold.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
iowa New. Notes.

GRINNELL--The First Congregational
church OF Grlnnell has called a council
to meet January %. TO install Rev. Per-
civai y. MsrSton as pastor. Rev. Ed
mund March Vittum Of Milledgevilie. Ga,
klrbye OF Des Molnes will offer the in
stalling PRAYER; Rev. Charles r. hckin-
ley Of the Central Church Of Galesburg.
M, viii give the charge TO the pastor
and to the people.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
lIar. B.rten 3. netter.

WASHINGTON. Jan. n.-CiarA Barton.
who has been III OF nervous exhaustion
since November. Is much improved and
physicians today declared she would
soon be out.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30

For pure burlesque pleasure Miss New
York, Jr.," offering at the Krug for the
current week. has more 10 recommend II
than any company that has been present
at this PLAYHOUSE during the present sea-
son. There is much talent In this cast
The Frank sisters. for instance, present
a song and joke number that merits more
than the burlesque stage. Most Of their
Jokes are entirely new, which Is an asset
that recommends the act to any audience.
THE Awakening" a Partisan act In
which the Apache Is done. comes close
TO being the best Interpretation Of Paris
Apache life that Omaha has seen. The
Watermelon Trust" another number OF
the ollo. Is thoroughly enjoyable. "A
Mothers Last Wish" drew a strong hand
More than the usual number OF songs
are rendered during the progress Of the
show. one OF the scenes is laid In a hotel
and the other pictures western life at a
place Fifty Miles from Denver" West
ern characters introduced into this last
act tickled Sundays audiences with their
funny doings. A quintet Of male voices
produced so many encores that the
matinee performance was extended fully
fifteen minutes longer than schedule time.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
David CITY Beat. Coiumbu..

DAVID CITY, Neb. Jan. S.-tspecial.)
lin class game here Saturday evening
the local high school basket ball team
won from Columbus high by q score of
3 to a Tho first half ended Is to In
favor Of David City, but Kunnsmau
went in for Columbus the second half
and was effective In reducing the lead
that had been gained on them. The girls
teams Of the same institution played an
interesting game which ended In a score
Of 10 to L In favor OF Columbus
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30

KEARNEY. Neb., Jan. a.-tspeciai
reiegraml-Ros Snyder. a si-yesr-old
girl from Coon Rapids. Ia. attempted
to commit suicide here Sunday night b.
drinking an ounce OF commercial chloro-
form. A quarrel with young man who
had paid suit 10 her followed his going
TO dance Saturday night with a member
Of comic opera troupe. PhysieIans viii
be able to save her lie. The girls
parents have not been heard from.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30

DAVID CITY. Neb.. Jan. s.-Cspsclal)
Alma chapter Order Eastern Star Of
David City. Neb.. bsnqueted saturday
evening In an elaborate three-eourse s.
o'clock dinner In the Masonic Temple. COW
ers being laid for about lie persons. The
occasion Of the affair was the visit OF
Grand Worthy Matron Carrie 3. Wright.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
DENIS PICK THEIR CITIES
SUIT AGAINST MASON BEGINS
Allegation Made Court is Prejudieed
hut Motion is Oyerruled-Des
MoInes seeks to Hold
... the Fort.
From . tsaff correspondent.1

-
gram.)-The democratic state committee
had a difficult time today on the loca-
ton fthe two democratic state eonven-
tons 70 rtnis year. In the end it was de-
cided to send them to Burlington for the
first one May. ard TO Cedar Rapids for
the second on July g. The decision as to
time was made early, but IL was an all
afternoon Job TO decide on the location. Al
the outset Burlington received four votes,
DDS Moines four, Cedar Rapids three and
Council Bluffs two. On second ballot
Burlington got three, Des Molnes one
AM the other two four each. On the
foulty-fourth ballot Burlington won with
seven votes. Council Bluffs three and
Gear Rapids two. z
few inmates later the committee de.
eided on Cedar Rapids for the second
convention without a ballot. Burlington
puts up si.eo bonus for the first con
vention and pays conventio exposes. Cedar
Rapids pays convention expenses. The
convention VIII have over 1000 delegate;
entitled TO seats.
u..o. suIt nm Trial
s,s.on. sui, brousbt by the United
STATS govern,sn, sxslp,, = N. Mason
formerly clerk of the federal court. and
the company which signed his bond, &C
recover a large amount OF fees which
are said to have been unsccounted for
was taken up In federal court. Judge
r. C. Munger OF Lincoln, Neb., preside'
In the case. and 2. n. Rush Of Omaha
assistant attorney general. is prosecuting
Mr. Mason Is represented by his brother
William Mason. formerly United States
senator from Illinois. Before the tria
started this morning Mr.. Mason attempted
10 secure ehshse OF venue ana n'eo
sh aiiius. ~ "t" ". $500 -
ne peheFeo 'he cour' VS. peluu'es'
against Mn me court oNerfu'ea 'h'
mouon'
Des Moines TO Hold Fort.
strenuous protests against the probable
abandonment Of Fort Des Moines, and AZ
attempt TO have Fort Des Moines msd'
one Of the eight brigade posts contem
plated by the Department OF War will b,
made By Des Molnes business men II IN,
plans Of the department are put into e.
feet.
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30

The key to success. In business Is the
frdicious and persistent use Of newspaper
advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30

ASSAM, Upper Egypt. ian. ss.-The
duke Of Fife. hrother-ln-iaw Of King
George v Of Great Britain. died here At 8
O'Clock this evening
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30

TO craE a C0s.o AZ ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinlne Tab
lets. Druggists refund money n 1t falls
10 cure. 4 w. GROVES signature ID on
,aeh boz. sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
v.uae,Il,e at the orpheum.

Vaudeville at the Orphcum.
Pat Rooney and a pretty, talented girl.
Marion Bent By name. are chosen by
Martin Beck as the large letter duo for
the orpheum program this week. And
the audiences yesterday let Mr.. Beeks
choice suffice. although the pairs very
clever sketch, The Busy Bellboy." did
not greatly transcend two or three other
numbers Of the entertainment To be
blunt. the entire bin this week Is better
than usual and wen blended as to enter
tanning features.
As many laughs are garnered BY sagef
Midg.ey and company with Early Morn
ing Reflections" and by the Nichols sis
ters. who sing and talk as they are
listed. behind burnt cork.
OF the numbers offered By Jane Boyn-
ton on the piano and Marie Myers on the
violin the audience could not hear
enough. Miss Boynton bubbles with Iu-
venescence, Her personality alone could
hold attention. Marie Myers with her
violin toys with the lighter emotions Of
her audience.
/ Patty and Desperate are the curtain
raisers. They turn hGndsprfngs and
/ headsprings and Jump about or theiI
sconees until the audience gets a sym-
pathetic headache Brenner. Lee. Nanny
and Roberts. comprising what is e2iIe.
the Arlington -Four, are. a good singing
and dancing quartet, Their voices har'
monte spIendidly and there IS enough
comedy In the act 10 bring hearty zp
plause. Moshe-. Hayes and Moshei
bring the bin TO happy ending with q
bicycle act.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30

LYONS. Neb.. Jan. 1.-tspeciaLl-Ths
big wolf hunt ended here Sunday with
the capture Of one wolf. which makes
seven wolves taken IN the last few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
.Thc Risht Of way" at the Amer

A new leadins man was offered FOR the
approval Of American theater patrons
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
De. MoInes to Hold Fort.

Strenuous protests against the probable
abandonment of Fort Dies Molnes, and an
attempt to have Fort Des Moines made
one Of the eight brigade posts contem-
plated by the Department OF War will be
made b. Des Molnes business men II the
plans OF the department are put into et-
feet
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-30
ATTRACTIONS IN OMAHA.

American: srhe Right Of way"
BOYD: Around the Clock"
Hrandsis; The Round Up"
Gsysty: Burlesque.
Krugf Burlssqus.
0rphsum; Vaudeville.
Nstinsss &c the Gayety, Krug and
orphsum.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27
"AS YOU LIKE T"
Shakespeare's Great Dramatic Come. oy to Be Seen at the
 Royal Theater.

The picture speaks louder than words This is an old saving in a new form and is applicable to Shake spsare.s great comedy drama, rAs Icu Like It." which will be presented at the Royal Theater commencing with today's matinee. The story is built upon an old one called Rosa lynd.T which tells of a knight, who, being at the point of death. com mended two younger sons to the care of the eldest. The latter's seis ishness set the youngest adTift in T wood where his manliness was called out and that quality regained the wealth and position which he had lost. with a splendid wife in the bar gain.
 Out of this slender material Shake speare built the plot Of this charm ing comedy and hung upon it beauti- full flowers Of thought festOOned in graceful yerbiage. He felt out the soul of nature very much the same as the camera does in skilled hands when focused by artistic taste. and on this account the play lends itself So attractive presentation on the magic screen.
 The settings will startle many who have seen the stage version and the whole production shows the great ad- vantage motion pictures have in the matter Of background over the stage productions.
 The cast is an all-staT one. Rose Coghlan. the famous stage fayorite, PIays "ROsalind" and Maurice Cos telIO. the worldwide Vitagraph flaw CFate. plays Orlando"
 As You Like lt" is attracting much attention among lovers of Shake speaTe and everybody wants to see it. No Shakespearean drama has a great CT popularity or has created more en- thusiasm than this wonderful play, amidst woodland scenes of sylvan grandeur.
 This great production will be- shown for two days only and as theI little Main street play house will be crowded at every performance itI will be well to come early in order to get a good seat as the first toI come are the first seryed.-(Ady)
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27
OLIVE CAMP IS KNOWN AS
 THE LEADV|LlE IF ARIZONA

Very few people in Tucsoi outside of those directly interested. know O. realize what is going on almost iu the suburbs Of this city-out at the old Olive camp. 20 miles sOrth. a sec. ton that mas a very interesting rec. ord as an ore producer in the late eighties; a camp. that has produced more local business for Tucson than any other has in the last few months taken on new lie and promises Co be in the very near future enc of the great mining districts Of Arizona.
 Piumed Knight.
 Commencing at the old Chilson mines. now called the Plumed Knight. owned and operated by the neN Pie, ncer shelter. seven miles distant This property is a daily shipper. run. ming an automobile truck 10 the smelter. delivering about 90 tons O. ore per day and employing about 70 men. Adjoining this property Is the Mineral Hill Copper company, which is a very large. rich producer beloug- Ing to PittshUrg capitalists Work :, started and by the first Of the year will be again very active and em. ploy a large force.
 Next to this is the Schaif mines which are now producing ore every day and operated by the Pioneer smeltcr company.
 Then comes the old San Xavier mine, one of the old rich mines of Arizona and tEe largest m southern Arizona. but which has been inactive until this month, when it wss pur- chased by the Empire Inc. X Chemical company q New Jersey corporation. for SIPS. .o00 cash. This company is one os the largest of the kind in the coun- try. They now have large force at worS getting ready for extensive op- erations They are erecting several erations. They are erecting several good building and large ore bius They are employing about 30 men tt this tii'e and vail on DC uSiEg 'nucn larger force.
 Next to them on the west. is the South San Xavier mines under lease to Louis F. Zekels They are making daily shipments Of 15 per cent cop per ere to the new shelter.
 South of and adjoining the South San Xavier is the Swastika Copper and Silver Mining company, a large rich silver, lead and copper property with bright future.
 South Of this are the old Schoon. maker claims, Of very rich, silver and lead yalues. This property was sold this month and will soon be active. Surrounding this and the Swastika holdings is the new Olive Camp Min ing company. owned b. a New York combination that has taken over some co claims from the Tuft and Whit colm interest. This group includes the CCrie Brothers property. the Prosperity company. Wakefield claims and the Frise and Bush claims. The
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27
Healthy Baby is
 Precious Blessing
To make 1t healthy and keep 1t healthy use reliable
 baby laxative.

In spite Of the greatest personal care and the most intelligent atten- ton to diet babies and children will become constipated. and it is fact that constipation and indigestion have wrecked many a young life. To start with good digestive aDparat. us is 10 start life without handicap
 But as We cannot all have perfect working bowels We must do the next best thing and acquire them. or train them to become healthy. This can be done by the use Of a laXatiye-tonic Very highly recommended by a great many mothers. The remedy is called Dr. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin and has teen on the market for two genera tions. It can be bought conveniently at any drug store for fifty cents oi one dollar d bottle. and those who are alreaty convinced of it's merits buy the dollar size.
 It's mildness makes it the ideal med icine for children. and it is also very pleasant to the taste. It does not hide behind the name Of a fruit or a vegetable and yet it is genuinely harm less. Very little of it is required and its frequent use does not cause it to lose its effect. as is the case with SO many other remedies
 Thousands can testify to it's merits in constipation. indigestion, bilious ness. sick headaches. etc. among them reliable people like Mir. D. C. Head. Mgr. Head Drug Co, Ft Worth, Tex. father Of Clarence Car. prf Had ATrg AT Esmond. s. D. They keep it con stsntly in the house. for every mem- Der of the family can use it from in
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27
LIcorice.

Llcorice belongs 10 the pea or yeteh family, and grows wild, the plant commonly reaching a height of about four feet. It Is the long, straight root which is of commercial value No means have been adopted for cutting the plant. which requires about three years to reach maturity or for improving it's condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27
wIlIIno .o Re Good

You children are not ali obedient," Well" said the sadly precocious youngster. we are willing to be obe- dient, only paw and nav and grandpa and grandma haven't yet come to an understanding as to which is boss.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27

rapid development: the ore output; the management and outlook of the Pima Nj lining district which is fast as sUning the names of the "I.eadville of Arizona - Arizona Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27

Olive has this month added to it's holdings the Roberts claims and the old Wade rroperiy rom A. N. Forbes This company is doing at present large amount Of work and has ex- pended over S4c.000 thu swear in equip ping the property with machinery and erecting concentrating mill and are now turning out a high grade of lead. silver concentrates that will average about S10O per ton or S5.O00 10 $6.000 per carload. They are also sinking three double compartment shafts on three different holdings and erecting. several buildings: they employ % men
 South of this camp is the large Twin Buttes copper proposition that is shipping loo tons daily 10 the Pic neer shelter. under the management Of Superintendent Bush. They employ about 50 men.
 Near this are the Cunningham mines. which have fine showing now and promise to be important pro dcccTs. The Snyder group of mines are near this and will alsc soon be active"
 Chesterfield.
 Manager E. A. Pike or the Chester. field Copper company is pushing de yelopment on the EsperanZa. is near ing the 1000 foot level with his de velopment shaft and will in a few days commence cross cutting to the ore veins which are expected to be encountered within g. to 30 feet and may be much less distant as the ground in which the shaft is being sunk is well mireralized and bears in dication of the near presence of the ore today The ore veins show good on the zoo foot level Ore encountered On this level will give 700 and ] ,O00 feet of stoping ground and make Chesterfield one Of the largest ore shippers in the district.
 There are 2 large nUmber of miners doing annual assessment work on their mines all through tho dirtrict which makes it a busy hive Of work CTS. more so than ever before in the history of these mining camps. The above facts are only en outline of what is actually taking place right at the door Of Tucson and it is very poor guesser that can not see what is in store for that section and this city, in the present and future. as it is so close that practically all the supplies for mines and men will be purchased from the merchants of Tucson.
 Daily Auto Line.
 The rapid growth and development Of this section has necessitated the putting on of daily automobile line to the Olive camp. leaving the post ofhce every morning and returning in the evening A daily mail will be ar ranged soon after new years. also telephone line.
 As above stated. few people in Tue son seem to know the facts of the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-27

fancy to old age. The users of Syrup Pepsin have learned to avoid caIhar- tics, salt waters. pills and other harsh remedies. for they do but tenn porary good and are shock 10 any delicate system.
 If no member of your family has ever used Syrup Pepsin and you would like to make a personal trial of it before buying it in the regular way of a druggist. send your ad, dress-a postal will do-to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 4i5 Washington St, Monti. cello, H.. and a free sample bottle will be mailed you. Results are al ways guaranreet or money will be re- funded. 3I5.