The Sentinel=record., September 28, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

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Ralph Stackpole.Ally. Jas. McConnell
Colonel Bruce .J. W. Martin
Richard Braxley ...Roy B. Murphy
Big Tom Bruce.Earl McKinney
Young Tom Bruce.James Hickman
Telia Doe.Cecil Ledgerwood
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I Wenonga. D. S. Barnes
Piankeshaw. Henry Richardson
Edith Forrester.Miss Beulah Loyd
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Mrs. Bruce .Mrs. McCarty
Phoebe Bruce...Miss Briggs
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At the Princes*
Net! A. Kingsbury and ®.
Munson are announced for the last
half of the week at the Princess
theatre. Their appearance here
brings new faces into dhls territory
for they have appeared on the Pacific
coast for the past two years with -
leading dramatic stock companies
They will offer Miss Kingsbury's
peculiar comedy creation, "The Devil
in Peases5ion." The playette was
utilized as a curtain raiser in the
Be'&sco Stock company Los Angeles,
and is a gem in comedy originality.
The incident is a breakfast episode
in tlhe Morrison apartment and along
the lines of a domestic comedy. It
Is not intended to encourage wedded
bitss or antagonize tlje matrimonial
Jidea, but constructed merely for
laughing purposes and to amuse.
The serious dramatic effects have
been le% to 1(he production man- |
agars and humor Inserted for vaude
ville purposes.
Interest will also center in Signor
Rosy P, l a Rocca, who is scarcely
overpraised in the program which
entities hiim "the world’s greatest
harpist.’* People of the present day
have but rare opportunities to hear
this (wonderful Instrument, most dif
ficult to master in point of tedhni J
que and htill more difficult to use
as a medium of Individual feeling
and its expression through careful
phrasing and subtle manipulation of
string in direct contact with the fing
er tips of the player. La Rocca,
whether in execution of elaborate
passages, in soft cadences of tender
expression, in massive and robust
dhords. that, fold of deep emotion, or
in the syncopated rattle of ragtime,
showed hipiseif to be a true artist, j
a over of music himself and one who j
longs to compel, otners to share with
him his devotion. This is manliest
from his facial expressions and va_
rious poses when handling his in
strument which went far toward
eliciting the vociferous apn’ause
whicfli was given him and the encore
aftfer encore ‘which he generously
responds to until exhaustion for
bade further compliance.
The Jupiter brothers win high
favor. They are the cowboy mys.
tifiers from Oklahoma, who with a
suspended three cornered tent made
in view of Mhe audience with a pal'
of horse blankets, do a revised ver
sion of the famous spiritualistic
cabinet tricks that keep the andiettce
guessing at all times. Half a dozen
musical instruments are played
simuitaneoush by hands that reach
from various Cornells of tlhe tent,
supposedly occupied solely by a cow
boy securely tiound to a high chair
and whose head and lower extreme
ties are always in view. These
multitudinous hands finally furnish a
profusion of fresfli cut flowers which j
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are distributed in the audience. The
act ‘‘goes big.”
Brown and Mills, a song and dance
duo, will draw well, because their
stuff goes over from the first. Th£
man is plaintively numors and can
dance like a house-ajtore, carrying
on a line of talk all the time his
feet, are busy. The woman is a
feeder hut can dance some herself.
The dancing of Brawn and Milts, who
have a sort of a newlyweds specialty
with a baby as a third member is
one of the biggest Ihits in a long time
This act is original all the way
through and gets better the longer
it goes.
7M 1.2 Central avenue.
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CRUCE SCORES POLITICIANS
Denounces Faction Which Has Been
Urging Special Session.
Oklahoma City. Sept. 27.—Gover
nor Cruce, in an open letter to the
people, which will lie published
throughout Oklahoma Thursday flings
the gauntlet at the “self-seeking pol
iticians,” wiho he says are solely re
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sponsible for the pressure he has
been exposed to for some time to
call aji extra session.
He at great length reviews the
principal reasons advanced why an
extra session is needed at this time,
only to come to the conclusion that
there is no valid ground vrthich would
warrant the additional expense with
which such proceeding would bur
den the taxpayers of the state.
Moreover, if the people themselves
really want an extrp session tlhey
have the remedy in the Initiative.
711 1-2 Central avenue.
BANK INVESTIGATION
Oklahoma City, Sept. 27—The new
investigation into the failure of the
Columbia State bank commenced to
day behind closed doors by assist
ant State's Examiners Gerner and
Valentine. J. IP. Whatley, former
state bank, examiner testified. None
of the evidence was glyen out, but
it has transpire*! that Several books
of the Columbia bank including the
discount ledger are missing.
711 1.2 Central avenue.
FOOTBALL RESULTS
At Hanover, N. H.: Dartmouth 8.
Norwich university 3.
At Carlisle: jCartisle Indians 32,
Mufhlenburf: 0.
At South Bethlehem, Pa.: Le
high 4. Lebanon Valley 0.
T. .T. O’Neil and iwife are back
pom a trip along the Canadian bor.
der where they spent the summer
months.
714 1.2 Central avenue.
Dr. O. W. Huff will be in his of
fice on and after September 21.
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GREET CIRCUS
THE WALLACE AND HAGENBECK
SHOW ONE OF BEST NOW
TOURING COUNTRY
Absence of the Street Parade Was a
Dlstinst Disappointment, But
Was Not Show’s Fault.
Hagenbeck and Wallace, proprie
tors of the famous circus bearing
Ittieir names, and the first who have
taken a change on the terminal trip
into Hot Springs within the past five
years, when last they themselves
showed here- have come and gone,
and their going was witih the hearty
wish of a successful journey and a
certain return.
It had been Just five years since
there was a real circus in this city,
an interval that marks an indefin
able period in the lives of many of
the juveniles, for it was only the
larger boys and girls yesterday who
could boast they Iliad seen a circus
before, even if Iheir memories were
good.
The absence of a street parade was
a very disappointing Incident. There
are always hundreds who do not feel
able to patronize a circus, but iwho
are happy to get a glimpse of the
big street parade, and they were
lined up on Central avenue yesterday
morning in large numbers.
Thp flksitvnAinlniPnt iwdg b nnn and
mere were many expressions of re
gret. that the matter of the circus
parade had been interfered with
through lack of time to put on the
pageant.
The circus itself is good. True, a
circus is a circus, and the good one1
are very much !(he same, except that
some excel In the class of their fea
ture acts, and Wallace and Hagen
beck certainly have spared neither
research or money to secure the best
of the earth. While the riding and
llhe balancing and the trapeze work
and the other acts of this class were
excellent, yet it was (o (he traine
animals features that most interesl
was attracted.
Mayor Waters’ Statement
Editor Sentinel.Record:
Title report that the mayor was
responsible for the failure of the
circus of yesterday making a parade
on our streets is erroneous. The or.
dinanoes of the city state the license
to be $200 for a street parade. I of
fere.) to reduce this one.half. mainly
from the fact that the shildren of
tlhe community had been given to
understand for the past few days
they would see the circus parade on
our streets. Had 1 given the priv
ilege without charge I was told the
parade could not be ma le, Respect
fully, W. W. WATERS. Mayor
714 1.2 Central avenue.
DISCUSS COTTON DEALS
New York, Pept. 27—Representa
tives of cotton buyers and cotton
exchanges on New England and the
southerti ami southwestern states, in
conference here today, entered in r
general discussion to the best met lux.
of imving and seiiing me staple. Two
.ncooiuuo pnqi c iiviu wiua/ <tuu
conference will continue tomorrow
Methods of adjusting difference!
which may arise between ihe south
ei*h dhippers and the New England
buyers are being considered and it
•was stated tonight that as soon at:
some deflate underpta ndjng is
reached a statement wl l lie Issued
RICE RATE HEARING
International and Great Northern
Could Not Make Lower Rate
Houston. Texas, Sept. 27—Hearing
of the justice of tlhe rice rates now
in effect from treunion and New Or.
leans to southeastern and northern
territory was continued today before
' terstate Commerce CommihAionei
n
Lane. The evidence given fot
Houston, brokers *nd milling inter
ests. complainants, in favor of a re.
duction and readjustment in the
rates, was concluded and New Or
leans presented several witnesses to
show that Houston had no basis foi
complaint; that tthe real .trouble war
an over production 0f rice and a
giant market and not rates.
It dove'oped that the International
and Great Northern had endeavored
to put into effect the raes desired
by Houston, but had failed because
of the refusal of connecting lines in
St. Louis to handle tthe traffic upon
that t>asi«.
Miss Bert Grimm is in l.ittle Ttock
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Pennell,
714 1.2 Central avenue.
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IRON MOUNTAIN TIME CARD.
Depart.
I No. 2 leaves Hot Springs at 6:3'
a. m., runs through to Pina Bluff, mak
lng immediate connection at Bentoi.
with through 'raim? northbound fo>
Liittl} Rock, Kansas City, Memphis
St. Louis and eastern connection,
southbound for all Texas points.
No. 4 leaves Hot Springs at 10:5'
a. m. for Benton, making hninediali
connection lor Little Rock, Blue Bluf
and local points north.
No. 6 leaves run Bpiicgs at 3:4f
p. m. for Benton and all intermediate
local points.
No. 18 leaves Hot Springs at 5:3'
p. m., running through to St. Louii
and Chicago in connection with tb
famous Alton Limited, ami makes In>
through service southbound to Texa
and California points.
Arrive
No. 17 arrives at 10:05 a. m. froi
'bicago, St. Louis, Little Rock an
Texas and California points.
No. 5 arrives at 2:30 p. m. froi.
local points north and south of Ben
ton.
No. 1 arrives at 6:36 p. m. from
Pine Bluff, Memphis, Little Rock and
local points north and south of Ben
ton.
No. 3 arrives at 10: IB p. m. from
Pine Bluff, St. Louis, Little Rock and
Texas.
Trains No*. 17 and 18 are equipped
with the handsomest. dining oars 1c
the country, carrying observation cars
and elegant red sleepers in Conner
tlon with the Alton Limited between
Chicago and Hot Spring* withou
chance. All trains arrive and depar
from Mark** sr>a Film greets station
GEO. W. HOUSLEY,
General Agent
ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD
All trains arrive and depart fron
Bemton street station, opposite the
pcwtoffice.
Trains Depart.
7.30 a. m. daily, except Sunday
Malvern local.
7:55 a. m dally. Little Rock local,
1:30 p. m. daily. New York and Ch>
ragot Oklahoma and California.
7:26 p. m. daily, Little Rock, Mem
Phis Limited, connects at Memphis
ror all points.
5:30 p. m. dally, except Sunday
Malvern local.
Trains Arrlva.
10:30 a. m. dally, from Memphis, Lit
Ue Rock and Oklahoma.
10:30 a. m., except Sunday, from
Malvern.
3:55 p. m. daily, from New York
and all points east.
7:40 p. tn. daily, from Little Reel;
Oklahoma and points en*t.
8:15 p. m.t except Sunday, from
Malvern.
No. 46, the 1:30 p. m. train, hag
through steel sloepors to Chicago anr
Denver, parlor car to Memphis and
dining car from Little Rock, all steel
roaches to Memphis. Direct connect
Ion at Little Rock to Oklahoma. Cali
fornia and all points west Connect
at Memphis for cfl points. Quick
est itlme to New York city withom
extra fare.
No. 616, the 7:25 p. m. train, ha
through sleeper to Memphis; air
makes connection at Little Rock for
Oklahoma.
714 1.2 Central avenue.
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