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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-08
Duluth Cash Close.
Duluth Flax.
Evening Grain Letter.

Chicago, Dec. S.-Wheat started
strong but finished weak from Satur-
days hna! figures. The STRENGTHENING
feature was the cold ave which swept
over the country Saturday and Sunday
ana which most Of the local trade be-
!1eVed had caused damage to the grow
ing wheat. Official temperature how
ever, did not c~orroborate this view and
pest posted people in the trade believe
the cold wave was distinctly beneficial
IN That 1t killed the top growth and
eHectually removes any talk of wheat
Jolntlng IN the principal southwestern
Wneat states. On the advance COM
mission were good sellers and outside
trade was not large enough to absorb
the offerings.
Corn--Has been weak all day. Lead
lng longs gave the market no supDort
n were apparently willing to let il
hollow It's direction. On the declines
commission houses absorbed the offer.
lngs OF May while leading longs were
interest added to their line. The east
were in the market for corn TODAY for
the first time in weeks and it is GER
tam that they have held OF, as long as
VIII depend largely on the country
movement and the demand which meets
1T and in this connection we believe
the movement will be smaller thar en-
pected and the dRn1snd larger. We
therefore favor purchases on all de-
cIines. o7
Oats-Were somewhat lower but
gave a better account of themselves
than corn. Trade was light and in
clined to buy on the declines. Cash de-
mands We're strong and country move
ynent light.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
On Passage.
Wheat 1885, 600 bushels; last week
32.248. 900 bushels; last year 34.4e6, 000
bushels: Corn 11,172,0 0 bushels; last
week 10, 1876, 600 bushels; last. year g..
492,e00 bushels. Wheat decrease q
$4,000 bushels; corn increase 391, 0OO
bushels.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-08
hide Quotations by HoIles a Rogers
Esmrg0e N. I'D.

Oct. "a, 19I3- NO. q No. q
q. q. cured hides......S .16A Lax
81. s.. cured bull hides. .lSA .12N
a. 81. cured calf skins sig .I6h
al al cured horse hides G.75 1.76 q
G I. sheep Delt.... ~. BY a.
Tallow ! s..4sssssss .VS sVe
Grsen and 9go&en hides 1s Less THAN
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-08
Chicago Corn.

Chicago, Dec. 8.-There is good buy
ing of December corn by Ware & LIE
land and Bartlett Frazier Co. The
commission houses generally have May
for sale at 70 Use and above. Bart
lett Frazier Co, ave sold May freely.
Oats opened easier. Armour sold May
and there was considerable changing
from December to May by commission
houses. Undertone steady.
Finley Darrell g. Co.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
CORT

The Merry Countess, the famous
musical comedy from the New York
Casino. will be the attraction at the
Cort theater for eight night only, be-
ginning with tomorrow nights per-
formance. The usual matinees will be
given on Wednesday and Saturday at
popular prices.
The Merry Countess is in three
acts and is laid at a fashionable
watering place in Austria
The score is acknowledged to be
the most exquisite ever written by
Johann Strauss, the undisputed waltz
king. The book is by Gladys Unger
and Arthur Anderson. Miss Unger is
California girl who has achieved for
herself a great reputation in literary
circles of London.
The cast interpreting THE Merry
Countess is a notable one and in
cludes Julia Clifford. Miss Dale Win
ter. Miss May Field. Carl Haydn.
Harry Carter, Arthur C1augh, Jack
Henderson, Pacie Ripple. Charles
Udell. Fred Harnden. Miss Pauline
Semple and Miss veta Lorenz
The Chocolate Soldier will be seen
for the last time tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15

ize the present feminist movement as
the basis of the farce and by addition
of up to the minute comedy. catchy
and tinkly music and a host Of pretty
girls, they have created a musical
farce that is delightfully."- clever and
original. Court by Girls" has the
distinction of being the only act in
the world that can claim a Judge of
the supreme court as stage manager.
The act shows scene where all'of the
officials are women. There are II
people in the cast. Natures. Noble
man. the central character of which is
Abraham Lincoln, will be presented
by Walter N. Lawrence's players as a
special feature on the new bill.
Other new acts are Anthony and
Ross, Americas premier Italian come
dians: Smith. Voelk and Cronin. sing
ers and dancers; John Gardner and
Jeanette Lowrie. in crisp dialogue,
and Dubois. a juggler of note.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
PANTAGES

Golden Dreams conceded to be
one of the most gorgeous tabloid ex-
travaganzas produced in popular
vaudeville, leads the list of inviting
attractions at the Pantages on the
new bill opening at tomorrow's mat
inee The piece deals with the dream
of GoIdilocks, played by Margaret
Favar. a wipsome danseuse, and her
visit to the land of the fairies and
gnomes. Twenty-one special drops
are used in the act, and the lighting
effects and auxiliaries presented dur
ing the action of the production are
said to surpass anything similar that
has been shown on the circuit.
Alisky's scenic singing speciality. "A
Night in Hawaii" is on its fourth tour
Of the circuit with budget of new
native songs and dances. Robert Car
ter and Kathryn Waters will indulge
In breezy bit of suffragette entitled
I'm Vaudeville" The American Trum-
peters trio, Captain Dan Tourjee and
his two pretty daughters, have a de-
cided novelty in musical acts. A riot
of fun will be presented by the tiny
Piccolo midgets, three of the smallest
performers in vaudeville. Dorothy
Vaughn, late star of the original
Madame sherry" company. will offer
a basket of new ballads. A character
dialect comedian with an eastern rep
utation is Bobby Robbins. whose inn
personations TEEN with comedy action
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
COLUMBIA

The one weeks engagement of that
popular stage idol. Julian Eltinge at
the Columbia theater. starting tomor-
row Sunday night and to continue
up to and including Saturday night,
November %, with matinees on
Wednesday and Saturday, will posi-
lively mark the justly celebrated
stars farewell appearance in the role
of the inimitable widow" The music
throughout the play has been entirely
prove, without a doubt, the most pop
ular Eltinge song hits have been
added, among which may be men
toned: Lets Stroll in the Garden Of
Dreams" Something 1 Can't Ex-
plain" "Cute in My Bathing Suit
Jack O. Lantern Moon. The Rag
time College Turkey Trof' and Merry
Wedding Bells
The Fascinating Widow" with its
story of a young college man mas
Querading as a fiirtatious widow, to
the CONSERVATION of every one con-
cerned, has reigned as the supreme
novelty before the public since its
initial presentation.
The same cast will be seen. 1t in
cludes Edward Garvie, James SPOTS
wood. Hamilton Dean, Frank North,
Charles Butler, Marguerite skirvin,
June Mathis, Carrie Perkins. Lillian
Spencer and the Incompatible Eltinge
beauty chorus.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
ORPHEUM

Ellen Beach Yaw. the famous
prima donna soprano. will head the
Orpheum bill next week. The ap-
pearance of this famous artistic in
vaudeville is one of the greatest
achievements of the Orpheum man
agement and is sure to receive the
enthusiastic approval of the public.
Miss Yaw will be heard in selections
from her splendid repertoire. incIud-
ing her own composition. The Cradle
Song" and "The Skylark'
Harry Fox and Yancsi Dolly will
present a Is minute eongfomeration
of singing, dancing and comedy. Mr..
Fox made himself an immense fa-
vorite when associated with the
Millership sisters, and Miss Dolly is
petite brunette whose singing and
dancing made her feature of some
of the most successful of New York $
productions.
Dave Genaro and Ray Bailey will
introduce a number of new singing
and dancing specialities, concluding
with La Filtration Danse."
George ROLAND and his company
will appear in the farce Fixing the
Furnace" which is said to be always
the occasion for roars of laughter.
The Blank family, champion Jug
glers. and recent arrivals from
Europe, will present novel and ex-
traordinary act.
Next week will be the last of the
Six Musical Cuttys. The Three col
legians and Joe welch. who has COM
pleteIy captured the city with his
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
GAIETY

Further acquaintance with the
"Candy Shop" at the Gaiety only
seems to increase the appetite for
this tempting musical extravaganza.
Tonight's performance witnesses the
opening of the nth week of it's run
with no abatement whatever in the
remarkable business it is doing at
the OFarrell street house.
Many new features have been
added to lend variety and to give
good measure. One of the most de-
lightful bits of broad comedy ever
staged is the scene between Bessie
Franklin and Al Shean, where the
good natured sYffragette becomes
the victim of a new and fascinating
confection that both cheers and in
ebriates. Miss Franklins work is
stunning.
Rock and FuIton's Bernhardt trav-
esty is in the piece to stay Those
eho have not seen this gem of carl
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
SAVOY

A motion picture enterprise of ster-
ling worth as an educat tional PROPOSE
tion has been occupying the boards OF
the Savoy theater for the last fort
night and will begin the third and
last week of a highly successful en-
gagement with the matinee of Mon
day. Everybody has read of the noble
sacrifice of Captain Robert Falcon
Scott and his heroic companions on
their memorable south polar journey.
Upon that journey was cinemato-
graph expert of worldwide fame. Her
bert G. Pointing. F. R. G. s., who made
a pictorial record of every incident of
Importance that transpired. This rec
ord has been chrcnologically described
by a most ilTuminative lecture, pre-
pared under the direction OF Mr.. Pom
ting himself and delivered with most
impressive effect by the eminent actor,
Charles B. Hanford. The universal
nature of these pictures. aside from
the profound interest commanded by
heroic subjects. who gave their lives
for the honor OF their country and the
advancement of science makes them
of universal interest. The piece de
resistance of the entire 20 900 feet of
film is the wonderfully graphic repro
duction OF Mount Erebus, an active
volcano in actual state of eruption.
The film was made at a distance of 15
miles by means of telescope lens. but
it is SO clear that 1t is hard to be-
lieve that the machine was at such a
distance.
A fact worthy of particular empha-
sis is that the widows and orphans of
the dead heroes control these films
and that they receive the major part
of the net profits accruing from the
enterprise. Matinees are given daily
at 2:3o, with evening performances
at $50.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
ALCAZAR

theatrical event of actual impor-
tance will be the presentation of
Bernard Shaw's comedy. Man and
Superman," next Monday evening and
throughout the week at the Alcazar,
with Evelyn Vaughan and Bert Ly-
tell heading carefully selected cast.
Although this work of the world $
most entertaining scoffer is regarded
by many critics as his masterpiece,
it has never been staged in the west,
SO its coming Interpretation at the
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15

>cature should seize the opportunity
to do so.
The usual Sunday matinee will be
given tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
Whiisperings
g in Y
the Wings

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The Merry Countess is the show
with which Cornelius Vanderbilt en-
tertained Newport society at a cost of
800 minute. The same production
that electrical Newport and the Van
derbilt guests viii be revealed at tn,
Cort theater during the coming week.
One of the strongest scenes in Jack
London's fflmatized version of "The
Sea Wolf is the wreck of the two
ferry boats on San Francisco bay.
During the collision and the subse-
quent panic, hundreds of people are
shown, leaping into the bay. The Sea
Wolf is in. eight parts. and will short
ly be presented at Grauman's Imperial
theater.
Paul Armstrong, who can be as sat-
irical as virile, has put aside his un-
derworld types and selected instead a
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
GRAUMAN'S IMPERIAL

Following Mary Pickford's triumph
in The Bishops Carriage she will
be presented at Graumans Imperial
theater, commencing Sunday after
noon. for one week only, in the play
in which Mrs. F'iske scored great
stage Caprice. 1t is not
difficult to imagine what Miss Pick
ford can do in a natural role. AS the
simple mountain maid. she gets every
OF her part. The story is well con-
structed and sets forth in charming
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15

Musical productions will continue TO
predominant at the local theaters, ac-
cording to announcements for the
coming week. Among these are THE
Merry Countess" at the Cort. The
Fascinating Widow at the Columbia
and ~The Candy Shop at the Gaiety.
Grand opera still helds the boards at
the TivoIi
George Bernard Shaw is the sole
dramatist TO be represented. His
Man and Superman" viii be staged
at the Alcazar and will mark the first
production of the comedy in the far
west
For adherents of vaudeville the Or
pheum. Empress and Pantages offer a
tempting menu of this class of enter
tainment.
To those whose taste runs to the
silent drama. The Undying Story of
Captain Scott at the Savoy and
Caprice" with Mary Piekford. at
Grauman's Imperial. should appeal
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
Alcazar can justinably be announced

Alcazar can justifiably be announced
as novelty.
Woman's instructive desire to marry
is the theme of Man and Superman''
and in his whimsical way Shaw shows
how she is the pursuer of man in
stead of being-as most men fatu-
ously magine-pursued by him. Miss
Ann Whitefield Miss Vaughan is the
young person engaged in this natural
quest, and her methods of getting for
husband the man she wants are a
lesson to both sexes.
There are three acts OF the comedy
and the places shown are the London
study of AIMS guardian. the carriage
drive of an estate in Surrey and the
garden of a villa in Granada
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15

manner comedy drama of society,
love and the great outdoors. Miss
Pickford is inimitable as the uncouth,
outlandish mountain maid and per-
fectly stunning as the society woman.
In Caprice Miss Pickford is sur
rounded by an excellent supporting
company. including Ernest Truax and
Owen Moore, two of Mr.. Frohman' S
best stock stars. Caprice" will be
presented at Grauman's Imperial for
one week only.
X
Gertrude Barnes, That Wonderful
Girl" is an early Orpheum circuit
booking. In song Miss Barnes delin-
Gates several ultra modern feminine
types, paying strict regard to the
makeup and costuming of each.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
EMPRESS

Court by Girls" which will be pre-
sented at the Empress commencing
Sunday, is modern adaptation of the
clever farce, Trial by Jury" which
was one of the funniest things ever
produced by Gilbert and Sullivan
This as an up to date adaptation by
Thomas Gray and Max Witt. who util-
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15

coterie from social life for his new one
act play, Woman Proposes. AS the
name suggests. Woman Proposes is
travesty on the eternal search for
husband. 1t will be seen at the Or
pheum in the near future
Elmer Booth, well known here for
his work with the Alcazar and other
stock organizations, is now a mem
Der of the Cohan and Harris forces
and is playing the principal role in
stop Thief" lie created the part of
Jack Duggan," the crook. in this
comedy when it was brought out in
New York.
The Julian Eltinge engagement at
the Columbia theater should prove
particularly interesting to feminine
theater goers, for the announcement
has gone out that Eltinge has just re-
ceived from Paris two new gowns,
among the most costly from the es-
tablishment of one of the most promi-s
nent of Partisan modistes. He will
wear them for the first time at this
Sunday evenings performance of The
Fascinating Widow"
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