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(TT TO TO O) a 7" YT 1 11 HLi vJ IL 1 Hint it i mm i I 1 I 'J li L-n 1 ki li Li V'' 1 1 i i 1 oiaLyUJidii W. H. STODDARD, Manager THE UUSICAL EVE11T OF THE SEASON MOIRT 11. SINGE Presents THE QUALITY UUSICAL PLAY Managing Director, Princess and La Salle Theatres, Chicago' Sunday, Jan. 3Qtli TheMusicalComedy Success THE PASSING SHOW mi If 20 Song Hits 20 SPECIAL SCENERY Gorgeous Electrical Surprises Gay Girls Galore Famous Funny Fellows and the handsomest coetuuies and prettiest chorua of dancing girls entour By ADAMS, HUGH HOWARD With HOMER B.

MASON All the ORIGINAL Favorites, The Original Mammoth Scenic Production, and The Famous Princess Theatre Chorus (Most Superb Singing and Dancing Chorus in America) Ensemble of 75 people. 3 Carloads of Scenery and Effects 3 Success Success PRICES: Parquet 12 Parquet $1.00. Balcony 2 rows $1.00. Bal. Balcony 75c.

Gallery 5Cc. Box Seats 4 to a box $1.50. Carriages 10:45. SALE SATURDAY. -12 rows 75c.

Balance Parquet 50c. Balcony-2 rows 5c. Halauco 50c. Gallery 25c. Box Seats 75c.

Sale Saturday. Carriages 10:30. NEXT. DENIES DABBLING IN POOL To-morrow night. "A Stubborn Cinderella Holders of Hocking Certif cates Invoke Law to "Smoke" James R.

Keene Out. i .1 x. 9:15 TWO COMPLETB StlOYVsi TO-NIGHT fc; i Stanley Edwards Co. PRESENTING Visions in Marble New York, Jar. 2G.

Efforts to SToke out James Rl Kene, the reported manager of the recently collapsed pool in Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iro stocK are under way. on the part of members in the pool and others affected by the big rise in the stock and its disastrous slump last The purported ext of the pool agreement included a specific stipulation that holders of 60 per cent of the certificates subscribed for by the pool had the right to call for an accounting. It was reported that lawyers representing holders of the requisite number of shares had the necessary signatures and would at once serve the request upon Mr. Keene. Mr.

Keene refues to discuss the subject except, to reiterate that he knows nothing about the pool. TAKAH1RA Japanese Wire-Balancer aud Juggler Hayward in their Comedy Sketch "A Marriage Broker" --in I Edythe Stayart and Mae Meyers at the Unique. ARREST AN ALLEGED FORGER GIRLS FIGHT WITH CLUBS Bert. H. Colton Nifty story-teller nd sineer ETHEL WILLIAMS SINGING "Sweetheart Sue" Unique Pictures The best and most interest-ing iubject8, perfectly shown Popular Performances Saturday and Sunday.

Afternoons at three o'clock. Seats on rale at I. C.Tbomai until 7 P. M. PhoD 45 TESTIMONY BEGUN III BEEFJHQU1RY Secretary-Treasurer of National Packing Co.

on Stand. The Golf Girls in "A STUBBORN CINDERELLA." "A STUBBORN CINDERELLA." B. Mason and the original Princess Theatre production will be seen here in its entirety. Frank A. Gieser in New York Tries to Kill Himself When Accused of Theft.

New York, Jan. 2G. Desperate when detectives sought to arrest him on charges of having stolen $10,000 worth of diamonds and passing a worthless check, a young Baltimorean, said to be Frank -A. Geiser, tried to kill himself, by shooting, in a Broadway store. Detectives disarmed him and lodged him in a cell at police headquarters.

The check mentioned in the accusa-tion against the man was one for on the National Bank of the Republic, Chicago. The diamonds alleged to have been stolen were the property of Mrs. S. Somers, living In this city. Score Striking Shirtwaist Makers Are Injured and Four Arrested Police Reserves Called Out.

New York, Jan. 27. Clubs and blackjacks figured in a riot participated in by upwards of 100 persons in Brooklyn following an encounter between striking girl shirtwaist workers and non-union girls. The field of the fray when cleared revealed more than a score of battered and bleeding participants, while four young women were in police toils, one of them accused of attacking a deputy sheriff and striking him down with a blackjack. Police reserves of two stations had to be called out to quell the trouble, which attracted a crowd of 2,000 to the scene.

30 WITNESSES SUBPOENAED GRAND PRIZE MASK BALL effects, add materially to the splendor of the entire attraction. Such extremely rich electrical devices will be introduced in the novel and most fascinating ensembles. Before "The Strolling Players" winds up a beautiful entertainment, In which not only-the devine beauties, but all the male members of the company appear: to the best ad-program is offered, forming a connecting link for the two burles-rtiantage, an excellent vaudeville ques elaborately -offered in staging which in regard to splendor and scenic effects and the attract! ve- Reported Assistant Attorney General Ellis Will Take Charge of Investigation Landis to Name Prosecutor. Those who remember the beautiful tales of "Thousand and One Nights," will find a realistic portrayal of those bewitching stories of the fairies in the presentation of the passing show the mirthful, melodious mixture coming to the Opera house Sunday next. In line with the title, of the attraction, the joy- In the quality musical play, "A Stubborn Cinderella," that phenomenal Princess Theatre (Chicago) success which Manager Mort II.

Singer will bring to the Opera house on Monday next every charactor is 'iimed after, and played with the characteristics of a classmate of Frank R. Adams and Will M. Hough, the authors, at Chicago University. The first act is laid in the campus "gZ their Alma Mater. The second shows a railway wreck in the far South-west, and the third act, an orange fete in progress at the Corona-da Beach Hotel, California.

The cast is headed by Mr. Homer arranged by the Chicago, Jan. 27. The federal grand jury began the investigation of the methods of the beef trust. CONCORDIA SINGING SOCIETY AT CONCORDIA HALL BIG SHIPS IN BRITISH NAVY The first witness called was C.

C. Shaw, secretary and treasurer 01 tne ful offering comprises with a. few ex New Next National Packing Company. ceptions none but lovely members, tha ness of most gorgeous wardrobe, can- Estimate Calls for Four Vessels of Dreadnought Type. The report that the National Pack so- not be excelled by any of the called two dollar, productions.

ever-bewitching femininity who, in ther gorgeous gowns and dazzling Satursday MUSIC BT SCHMIDT'S ORCHESTRA ing Company would be the object of the first attack by United States District Attorney Edwin W. Sims and his assistants was confirmed when Mr. Snow was taken into the jury room as the first witness. Portsmouth, Jan. 27.

In well-informed naval circles it is under stood that the next British naval estimates will provide for, four Dreadnoughts, two armored cruisers, eight small cruisers, 24 torpedo boat destroyers, ten submarines and 5,000 additional men. As the federal grand jury opened its Following is the list of Prizes: 1st Prize Best Group of at Least Six $10.00 2nd Prize Best Group of at BUY MOT WHY Inquiry with the summoning of this important official of the alleged combine, rumors spread through the federal building that high government officials in Washington may send a man direct from the attorney general's office to Chicago to take charge of the GRAY HAIRS BANISHED. The old idea of using sage for dark cning the hair is again coming In vogue. Our grandmothers used to have dark glossy hair at the age of seventy-five while our mothers have white hair before they are fifty. Our grandmothers used to make a "sage tea" and apply it to their hair.

The tea made their hair soft and glossy and gradually restored the natural color. One objection to using such a preparation was the trouble of making it, especially as It had to be made every two or three days on account of it souring quickly. This objection has been overcome, and by asking almost any first-class druggist for Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur the public can get a superior preparation of sage, with the admixture of sulphur, another valuable remedy for hair and scaljp troubles. Daily use thl3 preparation will not only quickly restore the color of the hair but will also stop the hair from falling out and make it grow. It is sold by all druggitss for 50c.

and fl.00 a bottle, or is sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical Company, 74 Cortlandt New York City, upon receipt of price. Least Four 3rd Prize Best Group of at Least 5.00 4.C0 3.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 must This move, if it is attempted, will be met by Judge Landis, it is said, by the appointment of Associate District Attorney Wilkerson as a special district attorney for the prosecution Best Gents Character Mask. Next Best Ladies Character Next mt Best Gents Comic Mask Ladies All mtskers competing for prizes Jumps 503 Feet to Death. Spring Valley, 111., Jan. 27.

Louis Brazetti, aged 50, an Italian miner, committed suicide by leaping into the shaft of No, 3 mine where he worked for over twenty years. His body struck the bottom of the shaft, 503 feet below, and was mashed to pulp. Plan American nospitai in lurney. Washington, Jan. 27 The Arabic mission of the Reformed Church of America has secured permission to erect a hospital at Bassorah, near the Persian gulf, reports Consul General Harris at Smyrna.

of the packers. It is not the purpose be it the hall by 10 o'clock. ADMISSION 25 cents. of the judge to attempt to supersede District Attorney Sims, but to prevent his being superseded by the department of justice at Washington. Of VG lU I I Li The only paper In Sheboygan pub lishing serial stories.

Advertisers patronize the Press because of th large circulation. Second Week 1 OP THE II UP lull We Will Give You ONE THIRD off Regular Prices Stop and Think What This Means May Send Ellis Here. Rumor from Washington again became current that Wade Ellis, assistant attorney general, who as attorney general of Ohio gained fame as a "trust buster," may be selected by Attorney General Wickersham to take charge of the present inquiry. The calling Secretary Snow of the National Packing Company as the first witness of the grand jury inquiry created consternation among those who had expressed themselves a3 confident that the investigation would come to naught. The fact that he was" subpoenaed and compelled to bring with him so many of the company's books that three boys were needed to carry them, convinced those in touch with affairs that District Attorney Sims is in earnest.

Thirty Others Aro Served. Subpoenas for about 30 other witnesses were served by deputies from the office of United States Marshal Hoy. Some of these were for employes of the down-town office of the National Packing Company, while others were taken to the stock yards and served on employes of Armour Swift and Morris Co. A. Lu Hayward, general superintendent of Swift is said to have been one of those served.

He was notified to appear before the grand jury this afternoon and to bring with him the specified books that the government believes will shed light on Great $22,500 Salvage on ttt'e Dollar Purchase Offers Still Greater Bargains. $2.50 fine Satine Quilts at 3.50 fine Satine Quilts at $3.00 Wool Blankets at 5.00 Wool Blan-kets at 10.00 Wool Blankets at All bedding included in this sale. bJ7 The salvage stock of Men's, Eoy's and Children's Suits and Overcoats cl'Tte 'Eaniattea Clothing Mfg. Co, 67 to 73 Bleeder St, Eew York, recently damaged by smoke and water and bought by Tts Columbia for 27c on the dollar, offers the 'greatest of bargain opportunities. Hundreds upon tnndreis cf enthusiastic buyers are crowding the stcre daily and each day the enthusiasm growr.

There positively never were inch real, genuine bargains ever to be tad at any time or place, and as The Lranhatten Clothing Mfg. catered only to the tetter trade, every garment in this pnrchasa is strictly hand tailored. Come ihile the selection is still gocd. Last call on Winter Coats and Suits. Prices down to the lowest notch.

Half price and less. Two months more of winter so you will surely get your moneys worth in wear from any garment you buy at the reduced prices $20.00 Suits and Overcoats during this Fire Sale S22.50 Suits and Overcoats during tnis Fire Sale $10.00 Suits and Overcoats QO during this Fire Sale at. 12.00 Suits and Overcoats QC during this Fire Sale JuJ 10.90 12.90 J15.00 Suits and Overcoats 7. during this Fire Sale I Hu $18.00 Suits and Overcoats f) 00 during this I ire Sale at. uU the methods of the alleged trust.

Employes of Axidout Co. to the number of 11 were served with subpoenas, according to admissions made by the officials of the company, and six accountants of the Swift firm were also called. All of these men will be questioned a3 to the relations between the three big firms and the National Packing Company. It was announced by District Attor-. ney Sims that James II.

Wilkerson spoken cf as the probable appointee of Judge Landis as special district attorney wiu have charge of the grand jury during the beef trust inquiry. infill $25- BIue 8erse Young Men's Suits, Dipped Front, Smoked Pearl 11 nn I UUU Button, very latest styles, sizes 3-3, 34, 35, 3G, 37 and 33 at i UU Li' i i wi in lb. i 13 3 ti- li It f-i I I II i II I 1 1 Iff 3 i 1 1 4- I'M Nv' 1 Niwi. 702 Corner Eighth St. and Hew York Ave- "Wide Awake While Others Sleep" has mads tne Press popular.

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