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cRAsswELLER, cRAsswELLER &
BLU, -
312 Exchange Building, =.
Duluth. MINI,
Attorneys for Vendor.
L. W. Aug. %, Sept. 4, II. 1916.
Notice. :. Z
To JAMES CALVIN ELLIOTT TARF

TO x5 5ann rs G4tzHN FHE1oF 9o4 FARHB
That default has been made in the
terms and conditions, Of that certain
dan Of b3 into snd on the
Watson s.. Moore, as party Of the first
part. the said: James Calvin Elliott
Taber' as party Of the second part, and;
part, wherein and whereby the said
party Of the first part agreed to sell,
the said James Calvin Elliott Taber
a a5d eS, to buy and the said party. Of
the lien and effect Of certain. mort
gage therein referred to, according to
those certain terms and conditions
tract. the relieving described premises,
situate in the, County of st. Louis and
State Of Minnesota: namely: Lot ale
M Mon in Bassh five IN * sAKH
First Division: according to the plat.
thereof on file and of record in the
office Of the Registrar of Titles in and
for said st. Louis County. =
Taber, are further notifled that said de-
fault consists In the failure of your
self self: or anyone in your behalf. to pay
contract, each amounting to ten dol
lars $4,000. which became due and
payable to said party OF the first part
or the list Day Ct each Ct the
vember and December, in the year 1915.
and January. February, March, April
May June, July and August. in the
year 1915, which said. installments ag-5
[1gregatee the sum of one hundred and
thirty dollars d$130.OO),: ands;in fur
Their failure. of yourself, or, anyone in
your behalf to pay the accrued inter-s
est upon said contract. amounting to-
forty -four and 25I100 dollars ($44.2a):s
on account Of, which said defaults the
said party Of the first part, Watson s.
Moore, has a. right and does now elect
to terminate said contract. Z.
NOW THEREFORE,. you. the said
James Calvin Elliott Taber, will please
take notice that the said contract.
hereinabcve referred to, will terminate
ninety 800 days after the service OF
this notice upon YOU: unless prior.
thereto you shall comply with : the
terms and conditions Of said contract
hereinbefore mentioned, and pay the
costs Of this service. :. The amount.
claimed to be due upon: said contract
at the date hereof; exclusive Of said.
enty.four and ,25I1oo: dollars tS174.35.)
provisions O: Ghapter 200, of the Cen
1915; : ~ = - Z, $50
Dated this 21st dax of August, 1915.
-. WATSON S. MOORE.
cRAsswELLER, cRAsswELLER 8
81 Exchange Building,
Duluth, Mimi. $50 $50. .t 45s ssSs
Attorneys for Vendor. $50
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Notice. @,fg ST.
YoU ARE HEREBY. NoTlF1Ep:s
That default has Been made in the
terms and conditions Of that certain
s1d Msrs6 fs1sred On he lss
par the said p9s s. PsrsS
the second! part. and sG.1 A. GTomlinson,
Whereby, the said party of the first
part agreed to SELL, the said w. r..
Pease agreed to buy, and the said
9d 5ha ea and
tain mortgage: therein referred to. ao-5
cording to those certain terms and
conditions which are fully set forthin
premises. situate in the County of st.
Louis and State OF Minnesota. namely:
Lots twenty t2o) and twenty zone l21lsa
Central Division, according TO the plat
sfEsof on tie and Of IN
for said st. Louis County IN 1850
You the said w. r. Pease. are fur.S
ther. notified that said default cons
sists in the failure .of yourself. or any
one in your behalf. tospay those. cer-a
each amounting SO twenty dollars
$4,000, which became due and pay
able to said party Of the, first part son
e. J,lly: AUGUST septenber. oetobsl.
1914. and January. February. s. 1tarcl
te 1esr NAY sIs 5y sa isd
and an eisti5y dollars $3.50. eeo. and IN
further failure Of yourself. or aAnyope
terests upon said contract. amounting
to forty-three So and IS u 90 sdollar1ss
l$43.25): on account of which said Do
faults n.l the !. sid party Of the first pert
now elect to terminate said contracts
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ssr4er ~ g. ]! ae.!i.x 3. Petitioa ~ i.

Order - Heasisx On Petition Tor
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
In the Mattel 81 II thePR sGaas p q Alex
!, " ander Kurecki, b E-ss,s' Decedent.
The Petition Of John SKurecki hav-
Ing been filed in this Court, repre-
exander lures ureeh G'n then !ni bsfn. a resi-
dent Of the: County Of ST. Louis, State
Ct Minnesota died intestate,. in the
County OF st. Louis. state.of Mime
esxns estate IL t ths County g N.Y. Of f'i s.
Louis, State f&of Minnesota, and that
said petitioner is the son OF, said de-
aa f,on praying that letters
decedsnt be :. granted to said John
1t Is. Ordered, That. said petition be
pear heard cd before this Court At the Pro-
In Duluth, in said County. on Monday,
the goth: day Of September, 1915! at
ten O'Clock A.. NJ, and all persons in
1 maffts IN said herring and in SAID
at at said time and place to show cause,
It any there be- why said petition
shouid not be- granted. -: ,s..~.,.''.
World according to law, and that a
copy of this order be served on the
County Cotl ,S.. Treasurer Of st: Louis County
day of hearing, and that copy Of this
order be mailed to each heir of de-
cedent at least fourteen days before
the date of hearing
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, August 25th,
BY the Court. -.
FRANCIS A., WATKINS,
Judge of Probate Of Carlton
County. acting Judge Of Pro
bate Of St. Louis Co., Mimi
Attest: A. r. MORTON,
Clerk: Of Probate
(Seal, Probate Ct, ST Louis Co., MINI. }
D: J. Erickson, Attorney.
l.. W. AUG. %, Sept. 4, II. 1915.
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part, the said Arthur Carlson. Is party.
OF the second part, and G. "a. n on,lin-s
e. party e the third
part agreed to- sell, the said, "a .Arthaf
Carlson agreed to buy, and the said
party Ct the + hir q part agrsed to re-
certain mortgage therein referred to-
according to- those certain terms and
conditions which are fully set forth
in said contract. the following des-
Of, st. Louis, and State OF Minnesota.
one CD N GARY: Central Division.
ana of recora II the ofee e Rta
sistrar, OF Titles in. and for said 81.
You, the said Arthur Carlson, are
sists in the failure Of yourself o.. :any.=
tain installments3 upon said contract,
e. each g amounting to ten dollars ($1o.ool
party of the: first part on the 18th day
Of each Of the months Of August. Sop
TEMPER, October November. and %.
eember, In the year. 1914. and January.
5 EsiSru aaS A Ma5S Apr Msy 5,9
which said insta1lments aggregate the
sum Of one hundred and thirty dollars
"($l3O.00) and in the further failure OF
yourself, or anyone in your behalf. to
pay the accrued interest upon said con-
tract, amounting to eight and 55-100
dollars -G$S.55);" on account Of which
said defaults the said party OF the first
part, Watson s. Moore, has a right and
does does now elect to terminate said COM
NOW. THEREFORE,. you. the said
Arthur Carlson, will please take notice.
that the said contract, hereinabove re-
ferred to, will terminate ninety -(9o)
days after the service Of this notice
upon you, unless prior thereto you
shall comply with the terms and condi-
lions of said contract hereinbefore
mentioned, and pay the costs Of this
ser service; TIE aIhount claimed to g
hereof. exclusive of said costs. lis the
sum of one hundred thirty-eight and
$500 dollars ($13S.55). L ~, - :.
This notice is given according to the
provisions of chapter 200 of the Gen.
1915. - y 3
Dated this 21st day of August, 1915.
WATSON S. MOORE. PA:
cEAsswELLER, cRAsswELLER &
BLU, - -
312 Exchange Building, -
Duluth, MIMI.
Attorneys for Vendor, >.@.s
T. "-Ang SAINT ~ 1o1S
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Notice.
To: ELMER w. FOSTER:

Notice.
To: ELMER w. FOSTER:
~. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED:
terms and conditions of. that certain
Land Contract entered into on the 18th
gay of, March. 1914. by and between
watson q,s s. 1 M99re as party Of the first
party. Of the second part, and C. A.
Tomlinson, as party of the third part,
wherein AMI whereby the said party of
the first part agreed to- sell, the. said
p Elmer w. Foster agreed to buy, and
the said party of the third part agreed
to release from the lien and effect ct
certain mortgage therein referred to,
said contract, the following described
premises, situate in the County of ST
Louis and State of Minnesota, namely:
q. in GARY First Division, accord :
Ing to the plat thereof on file and of
record in the office of the Registrar
Of Of Titles in and for said St. Louis
You. the said Elmer w Foster are
further notified that said default con
slsts In the failure of yourself, or any
one, one in yoqr behalf: to pay those, GER
each amounting to ten dollars $4,000,
which became due and payable to said
party Of the first part on the 18th day
.! each of the months of June. July,
SCPIcHlUS1, VCLODSF, NOV DER
and December, in the, year 1914, and
January, February, March. April, May;
iune. July and August; in the year
1915. which said installments aggre-
gate the sum Of one hundred and fifty
dollars C$l50.00). and in further failure
OF yourself. or anyone in your behalf
TO- pay the accrued interest upon said
contract, amounting to forty and 0o/lOO
dollars .(x4O.O5); on account of which,
said default the said party of the first
part, watson S. Moore. has a right and
does 40" now elect to terminate said con
Now THEREFORE,, you, the said
Elmer W. Foster. will please take no.
tlce that the said contract, herein
above referred to, will. ter inmate nine
ty " 900 days after the, service of this
notice upon fyou,: unless prior thereto
you shall comply withs.the% terms and
conditions of said contract; hereinbe-
tore mentioned, and pay the costs OF
this service. The amount claimed to
be due upon said contract at the date
hereof. exclusive Of said costs, is the
sum of one hundred ninety and O5/1OO
dollars (s190.05)..
This notice is given according to the
provisions Of Chapter 200 of General
Laws Of Minnesota for the year 1918.
Dated this 21st day of August. 1915.
WATsoNts. MOORE,
49,. ,1 ~: IL go Vendor
BLU, ~ ~ - -, ..
312 Exchange Building,
Duluth, Mimi,
Attorneys for Vendor,
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
- and For. Hearing Thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF
st. LOUIS. SIS. In Probate Court.
IN the Matter Of, the Estate Of Neil
Letters: Of Administration having
been granted to Walter Mathison,
It Is ordered. That the time within
al OF the "a sbHve named
his estate. in this court. be, and the
same hereby is. limited to three months
from and after the date hereof; and
ct ten o'clock A. M, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
Duluth in said County, be, and the same
hereby is, fixed and appointed as the
examination.
publication Of this order in The Labor
World as provided by law. <. =, :.
1915. '' Au 's'.' 1V'"'
~ 90 FRANCIS A. WATKINS,
Judge of Probate Of Carlton County.
A AetinE Judge: of Probate Of st. Louis
(seal Probate Court. st. Louis County,
Minn.l ! 80, ~ - '.
L. W. Aug 20, Sept. 4. II. 1915. >~,>
Order Of Hearing Q. Petition for Al
-..' 'minfstration. -
STATE OF MINES OTA,, COUNTY OF
St Louis. -ss In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of William
Milliams4n, also known as William
The Petition of John Anderson hav-
ing been filed in this. Court, represent
Ing; among other things, that William
Nygard, then, being: resident of the
County Of st. Louis, State, OF Minnesota
died intestate. in, the County of, st.
Louis. State Of Minnesota, on the. 14th
1Hv fSf a SpjS ~.
County sofa St Louis. State of Mime
sofa. and that said petitioner is the
creditor ,of said ~decedent and praying
that letters Of administration OF the
IT Is Ordered. That said petition be
heard, before this Court,{,at the Pro
Sat eu fslt Eo sad Goa the Court Msg,
The The a 2oth day e September 1915, q
tercstea' in said hearing: ana In said
IT said time and place to show cause Ss
should not BE granted. '.S NJ. $500, :
Isl. Ordered Further. That this order be
World secorSing to law = ana | "a that aoo 4
copy Of this order be served on the
County Treasurer Of st. Louis County
rot: less thansten days prior to said
dated At Duluth. MINI, August 2srd,
1 III IN BY the Court.
= 50. sis gse FRANCISaA.sW WATKINS 81 sss4
Judge OF: Probate OF Carlton County,
Acting Judge OF Probate OF st. Louis
County MINNESOTA SO 80
ses ssa, Probate Court e ST. Louis County,
a: II Il. MORTON, Z.
5s @ ERIK of Probate. 81 s45
L: W..eAgg...2 Sept .1s1
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Fourth Principal Meridian III st Louis
County, Minnesota, according to the
United States Government Survey
thereof. iEY Nj b. q # ly&S l.t
Dated, Duluth. Mimi, July eth, 1916.
-. -'&' ~ s%' JOHN r.. MEINlNG
Sheriff, st. Louis County. Mimi.
By Y. a. DASH, = w % - IT.
Deputy. ,r j.55, 2 =
W. F. DACEY,f+ - - -,.s d
Attorney for Judgment Creditor. ),
L. w., July 81, Aug. Z. IA, q, 70,
Sept. T. 1915. -.---,E !,
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STATE UN1ONIsTs TO MEET.

r SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27.-of-
ficers of the California, state fedora
ton of labor have issued call for
the sixteenth annual convention. to
be held at Santa Rosa, beginning
Monday, October 4. -. J..
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UNION1ZE OLD FIRM +,

HANNIBAL, Mo-. Aug. 27.-The
Holmes-Dakin Cigar company has
reached an agreement with the Cigar
Makers union. This: firm has been
doing bus mess for. nearly fifty years.
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SheriR'. Exee,utioH sIi.

issued out of and under the seal of
the District Court Of the State Of Min
nesota, In and for the Eleventh Judicial
District and County OF St. Louis, upon
Municipal Court. Of the City Of pulu ahs
st. Louis County. Minnesota, on the
21st day Of September: 1914, In an &C.
ton therein. wherein Charles Nickel
son was plaintiff and John o. Monson
and ]. A. Monsons we're defendants. in
favor Of said Plaintiff and. against said
Defendantsf for the sum OF sixty Eight
cript Of which said judg h1ent : was
thereafter and upon the 36tli day ST
September, 1914, duly filed and ;d6ck-
eted In the office 9ofsthe~ Clerk of a id
Distr let Courts in and for St. Louis
County, Minnesota which said execu-
ton has to- me, as Sherin OF said St.
Louis County. been duly directed and
sell at Public Auction to- the highest
cash bidder. at the #sheriffss Office II
the Court House. In the City Of Duluth
u, said County Of StiLouis, on Tuesday
the 14th day Of Sc pten1ber, 1915. 1t
ten Q clock IN the forenoon Of that day.
named: Judgment debtors had In an,
on the 2Sth day Of September 1914
that being the datesof the filings and
/ docketin Of said ~ Judgment al the
Office Of ii he clerk OF said District
Court in and, for said st. Louis County
M MIN n, OF any int arest therein.
that. dsy ga alrsd ptlen u s. i
the ropertyI being 10 foil svs, 10 Wit
4 Il clio 81 0asrss
) ti ! s.. III II q b INN ts,s
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sTRllKEBREAKERss FINED iii II,

4 WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. ~
Two strfkebreakers employed by the
Rice. Barton & Fales Machine and
Iron company we're each fined s5C
for carrying concealed weapons with.
out permits. z" '2r' %%4. i SE,s..q = 49, =,
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w u am Dean HoWells at dinner.
80 sso Il said q nloder Am rican
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FEDERATED TRADE AssEMBLY-Meets
second and fourth Friday Of each month
Ct Owls hall, AIS West superior street:
Ereeident. W. F. Murnian. Soy East i hird
street: vice president, J. Mcclellan. - East
First street; corresponding secretary. ".
J.. butcher, S27 East Second street: finan-
ctal ecretary-treasurer. Albert Courtney, -
East Michigan street; leading clerk, 4 A.
Barr, goal dunedin Avenue; sergeant-at-
arms, nick Olson: trustees H. J. Coole
o. H. Tarun, Peter Schaeffer.
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LATliEEs' UNION, No. IL, ". ". NJ. J..
= F-Meets ON the second and fourta Fri
DAYS of sach month at Kalamazoo Block.
President }. Fl. Tomin; vice president
: Lawrence Hanson; secretary, 5. Clarence
Paulson. 5;cs Highland, West Duluth Sta
EitLh street
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SIAIE OF' MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
f tho e0 Mater IS Of If Reo Ssse o
]. Jewett, Decedent.
Certain instruments purporting to
Dc authenticated copies Of the last
decedent~ and of the probate thereof
in the Surrogate's Court in and for the
County, of New York, state Of New
couk AND the been neton ed To- this
Jewett being filed a' herein. ,rep res
ing. among other things. that the: said
decedent, then being a resident Of the
York, died testate more thar five
ton and that no Will Of said decedent
has been proved nor administration
that petitioner has and claims to have.
an interest in certain real estate of
decedent lying and being in the Coun-
~ Of. st; Louis state of minnesota.
that the said will be admitted to pro-
bate in this State and the descent OF
said real estate be determined by. this
wour. a1h ens same assigned to the
It Is Ordered: Thots said petition be
heard before this Court al the Pro !
bate Court Rooms. in the Court House.
Of Monday, the GOTH dan of. septsm;
Der. 1915 at ten o'clock Az. NJ: & and
all persons interested inIIsaitl petition
ana IN Sald seRIa te. are thereby Ba cited
and REQUIRED At said time and nlace is
show cause jf any I here be. why said
petition should not besrranted.s > 30 q
j 1T His further ORD cred that tl1is order
be served by. M blica tion IN The Labor
Wnrli. accordinv to law, st - 2s-s s.
1915. n ,ss i 1ss, s..
&, s Asa nv the Court. IS
s5..zs !. 55y 4. .FR ANCIS Al w ATKINS.
.Tndse of Prob = t.: Carlton sounty.
sAmtirg judge Of obatea St. Louis Co.
aAfinn.S
Il sea i Proba 4e# IA 4 4 ouis ca. MIN !,
Attest: MO- ITO ~,
ERIK Srf prn bat 81
sA MINI
~ s az Hid s. 49,
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MOTION r1CTUREa MACHINE OpERAT.
Oks' UNION: NO. 81. II. \. r. s. E.,
month at II 80 r. NJ, 2e1East, First street ee9
tupstairs,: Officers same as Stage Em-
pl, teYes 3 Business representatire r; Nc
Meirose. 224i: residence. Grand sos -,
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srAcE EMfLonEs. UN!oS. NO. 81. q. A.
80 A. NJ. 22 East FIRST streyt; 1upstairt;
Fesiasn' j. fendsrzn:t We. president j.
! secretary, }. W.cMulhaln. - East Fra
1sfes5 BUSINESS By f;lp,f
Melrose 2s47. residence Calumet ISM. o1oee
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- second and fourth Monday at Kalamazoo
:. KAN. No IL West Superior street Presi
cent II. X. Ilnkham: Vice president. J. f..
~ ats. financial seCletaly-treasurer. 5. G.
,Eelson. Us Vest Second street. recording
ISecretary, j. Il. Powers. sv4 Eas, Fourth
street. warden. Fred I'aulson: trustees. Fred
McGrath. j. Petels son, j. D. Meldahl.
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MUSICIANS UNION, No. Is, A. F. OF NJ,
Meets first Tuesday Of eacn month at
their headquarters, Foreste-s hall, Fourth
avenue West and First street. President.
+ T. +. Berger; vice president Otto J. Wendt;
txeasurer, L.. y. Sodahl; recording secretary,
W. J. butcher. S27 East Second street
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PLUMBERs' AND GAsF1rTERs. UNION.
f No. III U. A.-Meets the first and th,rd
Thurkdays OF each month at Rowley's Hail.
AZ West st, t,r ,sa street o, President, ]. 4.
Dryke. 20 Minneapoiis avenue; vice iresi.
H. r. .jYinkham. 6o5h East Sixth s1ree1:
corresponding secretary. John Bennett. sUi
Second avenue East.
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ISOLATION, No. s6-Meets every Fridav
evening during the winter months at Room
SO. Manhattan Bldg. President Henry
Oestrica; first Vice president, Joe Majo: sec
ond vice presiden j.. c. Mundt: secretary
treasurer. Armoe: Harvey; corresponding
North rwenty-fitt avenue West
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
=. and For Hearing Thereon.

AttOrneys Tor Vendor,
L. w. Aug. %, Sept, t.. H., 1915.
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LONGsMOkEMENS' UNION, No. 1:-Mee,s
the second and fourth Saturday of eacn
month at Giley's hall, so North Fifty fift i
avenue West, Wess Duluth. President J. G.
O'Neli; vice president Geo. Boghwell; re-
cor1lns secretary, Z: A.. Ammerman, 5SO5
CODY street; financial secretary-tre&surer,
Chax. Joplin. .5o7 West Eleventh street.
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CARPENTERS, UNION-Neetx .v.,v

CARPENTERS' CNLON-Meets eve1y Tues
:. DAY NvelA.nX al itowley Hall. 1l2 West
tItt-. ;:5e r'iesl.eh,. Pete. t1as
v.s= pr%sus"; vsca: hanson recording
West. Treasurer. Euw. Erickson. 6.5 Ninth
a\enue East; financial secretary, Abe jappe
ness agent; H. steHen.. 4ais M.Gu 1nsio
\ St. Phone. Park s5y. Office IL Wesi
a Flrft street: tRowley's Hall). Hours / to
q :. p. m. Phone Zenith. Grand 15i-l.
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TYPOG GRAPHICAL UNION, No. isa-M..,.
!. eirst sunday in each month At Rowiev
Hall, es 9Ms1 o Edward Ande! eon. We
Edward ~ Grace. Room =. Lowell Blk, 81
East superior street. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

the cell. He offers $1,000 TO anyone
who Will prove that 10 is possible g
obtain air while in the upside down
position he maintains within the cell
The masterpiece Of the Yogi, the East
Indian needle trick, is another OF
IIoudini's latest sensations which he
will show next week. During his
weeks enga cement Houdini VIII ac-
scept any rational challenge from local
craftsmen, stipulatlng only that "a
hours time be given I'm order that the
challenge may receive proper PUBLICITY.
Houdini Is the original tait-hreaker,
dehes locks bolts and SHaUkles ana
has yet 70 meet the locksmith, Cdrpeu-
ter or craftsman who ~ able to con-
struct something from which lie cam
pot extricate himself That Jolly my
steal comedy favorite, Robert l.. DatleN,
is billed as the second feature OF TINS
program and aided by good fun
makers, he Will OFFER a nUnsensical skit
entitled "Our Bob built around has
own personality Eduardo and Eliza
Cansino, dancers from spain, are re-
cent Importation for American Naude-
Willie and have scored in a sensational
way. other numbers noted The Far
Der Girls, Constance and Irene, Leon
Kimberly and HalSey Mohr. In "A sing
ing novelty called "Ciubland. Howard
the Scotch ventriloqust. PipitaN and
Panic. acrobatic comedians Roy Cum
mings and Helen Gladyings. in "A
Night in Cabaret" and he Mooreo-
scope movies"
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a.ARLiIlk

one OF the clever farce comedies "t
the day. Edward Pcples laI ''
Size. viii hr offered in inc Carrie b
tLratcr next week The two partner
who manufacture Eureka digesuN'
pills have built up a Wondrrlul pusl
uualv. Int deVtloNiRg an absolute
hatred for each other IN thcir mutual
jealousy as 40 whiCh ~ the Two r. con
tributing most ut the success "l ~
Nettleton ''But made The p1Dl3
sNtllow them say Mr. John ~
jealousy leads 10 "a scene before ~
Applcgate. president ot the NoilhNes
ern Drug Co. which prevents 81
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The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
TEMPLE.

Houdini. the famous "handenn K'hk
md man OF mystery returns 10 the
Temple next week after successiui
three years tour around the world
He has inventedNu new thrill which ne
claims Is the most mystifying' m
fricate and sensational he has ever at
tempted. IL is called the ShlheSe
water torture cell" Houdini escapes
from this contriyance after heing lock-
cd and shackled head downward lhslue
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
DETRoIT OPERA HoIsE.

The latest edition Of the famous
''Ziegfeld Follies" will come TO the
Detroit opera house next week, COM
nlencing Monday evening. This will
mark the eighth consecutive produc;
ton Of a series Of musical revues es-
tablished by the well-known manager.
Florenz Zeigfeld. in Atlantic CITY, IN
June, 1901 The current "Follies.