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The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

WASHINGTON. May 5.-AThe Ave
men selected by President Wilson TO
serve with Secretary OF the Treasury
McAdoo, and Comptroller OF the Cur.
rency Williams as members of the
Federal Reserve board are:
Richard Olney. OF Boston, former
secretary Of state, who has been offer
ed the craftsmanship.
Paul NJ Warburg, of Kuhn, Loeb q
Co. OF New York.
w. p c. Harding, president OF the
First National bank OF Birmingham.
Ala.
Harry A. Wheeler, presidentSo the
Union Trust company OF Chicago, and
former head OF the National Chamber
OF Commerce.
Adolph Caspar Miller, educator and
economist OF San Francisco
Or. Miller's selection was not con.
frmed until late tonight although
the names of the other four were
known throughout the day.
Acceptances are still being awaited
from MesSrs, Olney and Harding.
Olneys acceptance is regarded as
doubtful because Of his advanced age,
7S years.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
MAN CRUSHED BETWEEN
BUGGY AND BRICK WALL

jay Kamblin. % years old. sales
man for the Singer Sewing Machine
company. was seriously injured early
Tuesday morning while attempting to
move the end of a buggy standing In
the alley in the rear OF the companys
store al No. $50 Woodward-ave.
When the young man attempted TO
mova the rig, which, was standing IN
front OF the door the horse became
frightened and backed up. squeezing
him between the wheel and the brick
wall OF the building, inficting Internal
injuries which may prove serious.
An ambulance was called and the
Young nan taken TO St Mary's hospi-
tai. Although seriously injured he
will recover. IL Is said.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
EIGHT KILLED WHEN
DYNAMITE EXPLODES

PANAMA. May 5.--Eight persons
were killed and score injured when
dynamite magazine o. the Panama
government blew up here today. A
brush fire which reached the building
was responsible for the explosion.
Most OF the dead and injured were
men engaged in fighting the names.
One woman, watching the men at
work, was killed. Property In the vi
entity OF the magazine was badly dam
aged
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

An osculatory operetta" would be
a pat program designation of adele,
now being presented in the Detroit,
opera house, This musical piece Is
made up OF kisses, amorous embraces
and swaying waltz tunes, with not a
hesitation in IL, either with refer
ence To the kisses or the dance steps
Just how Adele" as a light musical
entertainment, escapes a dance revel
in these days OF mad worship at the
shrine OF Terpsichore will remain one
OF the enigmas OF the season
The operetta originally was French
and was written by Paul Herye and
Jean Briquet, the English version hav
ing been prepared by Adolph Phillip
and Edward A. Paulton The story
quite a pretentious modern Capulet.
and-Montague yarn with the son and
daughter OF bitter business rivals fall.
ing in love with each other and trying
TO circumvent parental opposition by
devious means and ways. Is typical OF
a certain class OF French comedy and
farce, fortunately sufficiently expur-
gated for Anglo-Saxon consumption as
TO give comparatively little offense
The musical score is very pretty
and melodious. with haunting tunes
OF waltz refrain that linger pleasantly
in the memory. An augmented or
chestra with plenty OF strings and a
harp, played the score delightfully."-
Monday evening, under the spirited
and experienced leadership OF Arthur
Weld, one of the most successful or
light opera conductors. The overture
and the entra acte music is meant to
be listened to, not talked through, and
is well worth getting into your seat
early TO hear.
The company presenting adele" is
one OF exceptional vocal ability Ma
talie Alt, who sings the name part,
has one of the freshest. sweetest and
loyeliest voices heard on the local
stage in years. Miss Alt has been
well-trained and she sings charmingly.
The character is that OF demure. in
nocent young person and Miss Alt i'm.
personates the role with pretty mai
vete. Her pretty mouth was just
made for kisses, too. and so II is no
wonder that everybody wants to touch
her rosy lips
Georgia Game has a good voice and
is good actress and she wears some
wonderful frocks. A dozen stately
young women also disclose the fact
that show girls" have not gone out
of fashion and that some OF EN- can
sing, wear handsome dresses and &C.
tually look the part of real human be.
ings and not merely dressed-up auto
Inatums.
Edna Broderick as the maid also
disclosed fine voice and the men,
when they couldn't sing, could act. TO
Will Danforth and Jules Epailly. as
the belligerent fathers. fell the com
edy, and they successfully carried the
burden. Mr.. Epailly was genuinely
amusing in a character part TO which
he gave many original touches. Hal
Forde and Crawford Kent, respective
ly. the baron, who marries Adele TO
be obliging, and Robert, the son OF
the sardine picker, who would marry
her II II were not for his apopleptic
dads determination that he shall not.
were clever in their roles. Harry G.
Bradley as the baron's man" jacques.
held up his end in the general all.
round excellence of the cast
adele" Is deliberately and prettily
staged. ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE,
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

BOSTON. Mass, May 5.-Richard
Olney, offered the position OF govern,
or OF the new Federal Reserve bank
by President Wilson, sent his formal
declination to the president shortly
before noon today. He refused TO give
out the contents OF the letter, eyi-
IDENTITY preferring that all information
should come from the president him.
self
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

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Corns and callouses can sbe
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aching feet. sweaty smell =
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relief Use this treatment
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
MILES.

Menlo Moore is adept at producing
good stun, but he made an unusual
effort In the Fair Colds" the feature
OF the Miles bill this week Six young
women and six men 10 great deal
OF fairly good singing and very ac-
tive dancing, in half-hour act in
three scenes There are Ave songs,
all OF them catchy. Jane Kean,
daughter OF Aid Maurice Heating. is
a member OF the company. She takes
the part OF Flo engaged TO the col.
lege grind; and she has good song
at the close OF the act.
At first, nobody expects much OF
Merritt and Douglas, but before long
the audience wakes up to the fact
that these comedians are really
funny. IL isn't so much what they
do and say as the way they do il and
say IL.
VIII n. Fox, who has been doing a
trick piano stunt since George Wash
ington was a boy, and claims to have
repeated II over $1,000 times. plays
the piano with his nose and his heels.
as we'll as with his hands, and In ad
dition. gets off a lot OF nonsensical
talk that pleases the house.
William MORROW and Donna Har
ries have a singing act called "On o
Country Road" before a New Eng.
land home the goodlooking exterior
OF which gives hint OF the usual
uncomfortable square interior How
ever. that thought doesn't interfere
with the singing. which is good
The Buck Brothers. alleged sailors
have tumbling act that Is very
amusing. The Averys open the bill
with a trapeze bar. and thrill the au
dience when one of them pretends 10
slip in a very dangerous evolution.
The Keystone comedies come in the
middle OF the show this week, in
stead Of at the end. because OF the
exigencies OF the stage settings The
usual two hours OF motion pictures
precede the matinees.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
OLNEY REFUSES,
WARBURG TAKES
RESERVE JOB
Boston Banker, Selected by Viii
son TO Head Currency Body,
Declines Honor
ENTIRE BOARD is
CHOSEN BY PRESIDENT
w. p. c. Harding, Harry A.
Wheeler and AdOlph c. Miller
Complete New Bureau

NEW YORK, May. 5.-Paul M.
Wsrbure, member Of the firm Of
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., today accepted
the offer Of President Wilson TO
become a member Of the new fed
eral reserve board.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
CallOuses, Positive Cure
Also Corns and Sore Feet

This information will be welcomed
bv the thousands OF victims OF daily
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The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
GARRIck.

May Robson, in her new play. The
Clever Woman by James Forbes, Is
al the Garrick this week. and Detroit
theatergoers who braved Monday
nights drizzle, witnessed perform
ance easily among the most whole
some. enjoyable and thoroughly anus
ing seen here this season. Miss Rob
sons comedy has a freshness and or
iginallty which is all her own. and
the play gives plenty Of opportunity
for the exercise OF her peculiar
talents.
AS Emily Lamson, wife of a self.
made milliopaire. who has remained
in Omaha while her husband has been
accommodating wealth and social DO
sition in New York city, she is botl
laughable and lovabie. Her efforts
to accustom herself to the extrava-
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

a week and your FOOT troubles VIII be
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Nv Medical Formula Co. OF Dayton
OhiO.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

4 CANT life OF the fashionable New
| York apartment hotel 20 which her
| husband brings her and her suffer
! ings at the hands OF a martinez maid
who has undertaken 10 make over
! the elderly Omaha matron into so
ciety dowager, afford opportunity for
much laughter. But the real motive
| OF the. play is found I'm Mrs. Lam
sons mother-love for her son Jun
| ior." who persists in prefering his
fathers secretary TO the society but
terfly whom that ambitious old gen
tleman has picked out for daugh-
ter-in-law. OF course, as in all well
regulated love stories, everything is
eventually arranged to the satisfac
ton OF all concerned, but the work
ing out OF the plot is accomplished
In a way which shows more than
usual originality on the part OF the
author. Through ii all Miss Robson
dominates.
Evelyn Warden as Mary Lawrence
the secretary, is as clean-cut and ad
mirable a young business woman as
one might wish 10 see. and Paul
Decker, in the role OF Junior, is a
very likeable sort OF rich mans son,
Burr Caruth, as Matt l.amson, the
father. plays the part of selfmade
magnate without OVERRIDING II, and
| Phil Bishop, Connecticut curate and
Juniors old classmate. who is led
into the mischief unbecoming to his
cloth through the wiles OF his scape-
grace friend. is responsible for some
amusing bits OF comedy
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

was ordained priest saturday
morning IN -. Peter and Paul cath
edral, has been assigned By Bishop
Foley TO be assistant TO Auxiliary
Bishop Kelly in st. Thomas church
ia Ann AFbor Bishop Kelly left be
tfoit Monday on journey 10 the
vatican In Rome.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

Funeral services for Hazel stewart.
nIne-yeHr-old daughter of MIR. and
Mrs Alex stewart. NO. us Twenty
ifth-st who died Monday from
Bright's disease. following typhoid
fever will be held Wednesday af-
ternoon ln the home
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05

New York may establish a munich
pal bureau for tree culture.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
BOATS
URDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 9Th

UuNITC F1Te OF IOIICF bUNIs HNI
unclaimed boats ia the possession OF
the Police Department viii be held
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 9Th,
1914.
al o'clock in tire Belle Isle Police
station on Belle fsle. The following
craft Will be sold 10 the highest bid
irr. ! gI-foot cabin launch uuiL , lt-
foot sailing canoe. lt-foot Hat bottom
fOW boat / i6-foOt(canOe.
GEORGE. A. WALTERS,
A.sg7 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
TEMPLE.

Gus Edwards kid Kabaret' cas-
lily takes premier honors on the TEN.
pie bill this week. The Kid Kabaret
is diminutiye musical comedy by
I.illiputian actors OF more than ordi
nary ability. As an added feature
appear Little George" and tCud.
dies" the most charming little mid
gets I'm existence, who sing several
songs and do some real dancing. The
biggest hit OF their song repertoire
was Mother Hubbard Was a Wise
Old Dame
There are 10 songs. a couple OF vic
lin selections, and much dancing, SO
there is plenty OF action crowded into
the last half-hour of the bill Eddie
Cantor, Florence EIornakel. Evelyn
McVay. George Jesselt, and Lou Ed,
wards add materially TO Che success
of the production.
Winona Winter. delightful little
piece OF blondinity, who possesses a
childishly-sweet voice and all inimit.
able stage presence, drew a great
hand" with her songs. and mystitied
her hearers with one OF the cleverest
bits OF ventriloquism OF the season.
She was by all odds the best single"
on the program.
Fredfika Slemons q Co., offered a
slangy playlet entitled "Liz. the &C
ton OF which hinges around the at.
tempts OF an elder sister TO save a
girl from the too-free advances of her
employers son. There were four
people in the act and it would be a
difficult problem TO pick the real
star.
Ethel Kirk and Billy Fogarty offer
some really clever bits OF vaudeville.
Fogarty IN particular putting his
stun across" In masterful style. The
act is full of laughs from start to
finish.
Joe and Ernie Van crack some real
jokes about China money
run through it," see?-and play sew
eral selections on saxophones.
Prince Lai Mon Kim is Chinese
tenor, who has a real voice and who
sings American songs in a dashing
manner His version OF "Ragtime
Violin" in Chinese, was productive OF
great applause.
Although Donald Sawyer and Flor
ence Colebrook are really graceful
opponents OF the modern dances. they
failed TO attract more than ordinary
interest The rage for this class of
acts appears 10 be on the wane.
La Toilette, a roller skating bear,
did some really difficult stunts.
Good Microscope pictures close
the bill
The Detroit times., 1914-05-05
+. W. Beebe, Of CasS city. Mich. ON
his way home from TainpIcO. Via Gall

weston. stopped ia Detroit. Monday
long enough To criticize the admins
tratiCn He said that the Americans
In Tampico were "sneaked OUT on
British and German ships. after the
Dolphin. Chester and Des Moines, OF
the United states navy, weighed
anchor. TN che midst % the trouble.
and sailed away. leaving about 5000
Americans az the mercy OF the ex-
cited MeNiUaus COnsfituttonalists
and federals fought from April s to
~ In the suburbs. he said, driving
the Americans into the heart OF the
city. and destroying much American
property. After the American yes
sells left the German warship Ores
den took the frightened Americans
aboard Mr.. Beehe left considerable
property and n bank account On Tam
pico. and he says he u going back
10 rescue them.
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MOURITS MOURITSEN,
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SU M M ON S

In the District Court OF the First
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Isabella Logan, Plaintiff, versus John
Doe Best, Jane Doe Best and suuirv
other unknown persons, heirs at law,
devisees and legatees of Kate T..
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to the said Defendant: You
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the demand of the complaint, which
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court. This ACTON is brought to re
cover a judgment quieting the title
of plaintiff to the land described II
said compla mt.
NEBEKER, THATCHER
4 BOWEN,
Alto ney for Plaintiff
Postofice address, Logan, Utah.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-07-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of John w. Loosle, deceas-
ed. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers to the undersigned at
her residence at Charleston, Cache
County, Utah, on or before the 18th
day of May, 1915.
ELIZABETH b. LOOSLE,
Administrators.
NEBEKER, THATCHER
& BOWEN, Logan, Utah,
Attorneys.
ADV. a23
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-07-30
Massacre at Dublin
is Harmful for
Ulster
Anne ndment Of Home Rule Bill ID
Postponed for an Indefinite
Period

Dublin, July 27.-Serious rioting
broke out again tonight just before
8 O'Clock in Talbot street in the vi
cinity OF Liberty hall. A large crowd
which was keeping watch at the
| Amiens street station, from which 1t
was rumored number of Scottisl
borderers were to leave by train for
north Ireland, grew impatient as tn :
evening advanced with no sign of the
soldiers, and the more unruly Of the
crowd vented their i'll feelings by At
lacking a number of trolley cars with
stones. Windows were smashei and
considerable other damage was done
put eventually the disturbance ceas-
ed.
The Irish flag has been flying at
half mast over the city hall today ahd
threats of reprisals are heard on ev
cry hand. All day a sullen crowl has
stood by the Liffey. gazing at the
gray walls of the royal barracks,
which shelters the Scottish border
ers. The regiment spent the day in
getting res dy to leave. 1t is rumor-
ed that an attempt will be made to
smuggle the men out OF Dublin III
the small hours of the morning.
1t must not be forgotten that more
than 5000 rifles and 10000 rounds of
ammunition are now held by the
Irish volunteers in Dublin, and in
the present outraged state of public
feeling no one can guarantee that
under provocation some of the rifles
would not go off.
The news of Mr.. Harrell's suspen-
sion has given great satisfaction. 1t
has been definitely proved that the
troops dropped to one knee when they
fired on the people in Bachelors
row. This action shows that they
fired with deliberation and with a
set purpose. The senior officer in
command of them was Major Haig,
hut he denies that he gave the or
der to fire.
Thousands visited the scene of the
shooting today. None of the bullet
marks appear to be more than four
or five feet above the pavement. The
spot where Mrs. Duffy was shot
dead as she was standing at the
corner of Liffey street, where she
lived, has been marked in chalk with
a great cross and the letters X. |.
p. (requiescat in pace) Men ga,ner
about the spot with barred heads and
women stand there and pray.
The electric light standard close
by has been turned into sort Of
monument to the dead women, and 1t
is inscribed almost to the summit
with crosses, and at the base is the
epitaph, pray for the soul of Mrs.
Duffy" A remarkable incident In
connection with the shooting was
the wounding by stray shot of a
cyclist who was crossing the OCon-
nell bridge, nearly quarter Of a
mile away.
The lord mayor has summoned a
meeting of the city magistrates foi
2 o'clock tomorrow at the mansion
house ito take into consideration
the outrage committed upon the cit
liens OF Dublin"
Two thousand Irish volunteers
many carrying rifles, marched thru
Sackville street tonight, their appear
ance causing the greatest excite
ment
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of .Nephi Tarbet, deceased
Creditors will preseh, claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at her
residence In Logan City, Cache coun.
ty, Utah, on or before the 10th day
of November, A. D., 1914.
Date of first publication, July 9,
A. D., 1914.
DEBORAH TARBET,
Administrative Of the estate Of
Nephi Tarbet, deceased.
GEO. @. RICH,
Attorney for Administrative.
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