The New York Clipper (June 1912)

10 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. June 22 BIG MONEY QA A B for Street Wen, Canvassers IN OUR wwni Fakirs, Medicine Men tSmm ca?nivaJjTete.?oirer the people new, -'live," attractive propwiuons that appeal to their roc kctoooK and Ton teparate them from tbelr money. Our goods are that Kind. State your E^?t?2SdwiTwill me SonproportUona and prices that talk. Special brand* to order for Ued&ne lie.?.■•*£.'niilJa^AP COMPAHY, 491 Davis BulWlng, »»0-»aa | Attractions OF ALL KINDS, WANTED FOR FIREMEN'S CARNIVAL Week AUGUST 17 to a) 4 Itaclsaalre. Give full particular* In yonr letter. R. A. BULL.OCK, Park Ridge, ». J. Qnte. Geo. C, treat.—Young Buffalo. U ratlin. Cut tin, advance—Young Buffalo. Gilbert, Louis, leader colored band— Uowo'a Great London. Godfrey, W. II., adj'r.—Wiedemann Bros. Crove, Clayton R., gen. act.—E. O. Smith. Gentry, F. B-, legal dep't.—Gentry. Gentry, II. B., gen. mar.—Gentry. Gentry, W. W., mgr.—Gentry. Gollmar, Cbas. A., mgr.—Gollmar. Gollmar, B. F., tress.—Gollmar. Gollmar, Fred C, gen. sgt.—Gollmar. Gollmar, W. S., eques, dlr.—Gollmar. Gust, Oscar L., aud'r—Rlngllag. Grlnslev, Jo« . gen. agi.—Ohl Dominion. GroLe, Clayton, gen. sgt.— Smith's. Gstes, Frank, billposter—Gentry. Goerey, Major E. J., ores'—Singer Snows. Grappea. Harry, press—Hagenbeck-Waliaee. Gorman. Fred B., prers—Young Buffalo. Glllon. Fml„ eicur. act.—De Veaox D. * P. Gril'tm, Lew, mgr. aide sbow—Rlngllng. Qrc'ner, Wro., mgr. tide show—Downle * Wbeeler. Grant, Doc., eques dlr—M. L. Clark a: Sons. GIlbertKn, Henry, asst. mgr.—Sells-Floio, Greer. Lee, gen. aupt.—Campbell. Gorman, John. aupt. prlv.—Sparks. GUgore. IL W., aupt. res. scats—Slg. Siutellc. Gallagher, M., supt. canrss—Clsrk k Sons. Gllleland, Walter, aupt. canvas—Rlngllng. Gilpin, O. D., supt. canvas—Wonderland. Gentcb, Class., trslnmaster—Yankee American. Grsy, Harry, boss hostler—Yankee Robinson. Grey. Jclin. boss bottler—Stull Bros. Grout. C. D., boas hostler—Silver Finally. Graupncr. Tite, supt. eom'sy—Moore k Sons. Ulllaui, J. 1>., supt. lights—Clark A Son*, Gllmlre. Elmer, supt. lights—Barlow. Grecnhlll, Richard, supt. lights—Mollle A Bailey. Glliuote, John, supt. props.—Lampe Bros, Gothic, Thos., aupt. props.—ltobaon Bros. Glllon, Burt, 24 hour agt.—De Venus D. A P. Green, Arthur, aupt. elepb's—Campbell Bros. j Grnber, Mai, aupt. elepb's—Two Bills. | Glbby. Geo., boss carp't'r—Dowule A Wheeler. I Gunnison. Vic, boss carp't'r—ItlpKl Bros. GoodhearL Geo., mgr. adv. car No. I—Rlngllng. , Graham, Harry, mgr. adv. car No. 1—Sells-Floto. Gentry, Frank H., legal oelj'r—Gentry. Godfrey, W. H., legal adj'r—Kit Csrson. Gronpuer. Thco. F.. snnc'r—Moore A Sons. Gemer, Tred, atblcte—Two Bills. Gorman, W. F... eques. dlr.—Barnum A Bailey. Georcetty Troupe, aero.—Barnum A Bailey. Gardner. Geo., clown—Rlngllng. Gilford, Joe, down—Rluellng. Gomes, Slg., clown—Rlngllng. Gonlla k Apexla, aide show—Rlngllog. Gilbert, Mmo. Grace, side show—Rlngllng. G hit it. L. C , tickets—Rlngllng. Gardner, "Cheerful," supt. eleph's—Snn. German, A. F., eontr. agl.—K. G. Barkoot. Golden Trnuoe, dancers—IliB*nbeck-Willice. Glrnrd, Krnest, clown—Ilngenbeck-Wallice. Gay. Fred L.. rlnwn—KohMni. Georgian's Russian Coasacka—Young Buffalo. G.iy, Fro 1 I,., clown—Barnum A Bailey, tiiven*, Geo., hand—Downle A Wheeler. Greeu, A. E., band—Downle A Wheeler. Greeno, lions., concert—Downle k Wheeler. Georgia .Minstrels, side know—Downle A Wbeeler. Graves. D. A., band—Campbell. Onrnett. C C, billposter—Sells-Floto. Gardner, Chat., rider—Young Buffalo. Glhaon, "Fatty," seala—Young Buffalo. Grant, Chna.. candy standi—Young Buffalo. Grcenbiirg, Ike, candy stands—Young Bulfslo. Gerson. J., candy star-la—Young Buffalo. Graham, T. E., band—Young ButTalo. Gordon. Leroy. cowboy—Young Boffilo. Grcaory, Bessie, aerial—ItoWilrm. Gillies. Lillian, aide sbow—Roblilns. (invsm. A. L., Innd—Young Buffalo. G-ihberta, Trie, grmn.—Sells-Flolo. Gordon, Geo., progs.—Sun Bros. Glaescr. Ilenrv. porter—Yonng Buffalo. Gulc- Troupe, aerlrl—Gollmar. Gear. Geo., baud— (lollmiir Gllmorv. Marine, aide show—Gollmar. Geary. Grerc, side ?hcw—flollmar. Georgia Mlnalrels A Band—Gollmar. Goodrcen. SL. blll|wster—Two Bills. Godfrey, T.. hanuers—Two Bills. Giivetc, Lottie, aide sbow—Great Parker. Gnyett. Once, chge. tickets—areat Parker. <lllma.n. Ceo., chge. canvas—Groat Parker. Goldle. Mm., trainer—Great Parker. Grailct. Merl. orator—Great l'nrker. Garvey, O. P., leetnrer—Groat Parker. Cllmana, The, I'grs. Lenta Show—Great Parker, r.llmrn. Mm. Frank—chge. Ilckela—Great Parker. Oilman, Harry, oratcr—Great Parker. Oilman, Mrs. Harry—Great Parker. Oilman. Blanrtae—Great Parker. 0111. Tllck. mgr. vnuile.—Groat Parker. Glllwrt. May, iierf.—Slateppn A Greater United. Orlgg's "Circle of Death"— Matevpa A Greater United. Gettman, 0. W., concewi'ns— Maseppa A Greater United. Gardner, W. L., Concesi'ns— Maseppa A Greater United, dealer, Frank, concess'na— Maseppa A Greater United. Grnber. Peter, mast'r eonstr'n—Ferarl Shows. Gilbert, Geo., trainer—Mncy's Olympic. Gnlce, Llnle, txspet*—Spark". Grady, C. W., eotwess'ns—Leonard Amuse. Greene, Calla, perf.—Miey's Olympic. Gerety. B. 8., treas—Worthsm A Allen's. 0111. Roy, treas.—101 Ranch. Groteguet. Frank, supt. canvas—101 Ranch. Orlffm. Robt. W., pert.—Rlppel Bros. Oreeson, F. billposter—Haag. Golden .V Doerlng. uptown wagon—Young Buffalo. Gentry, Gns, aerial—Campbell. Olldlii. Harry D.. aa»t. tress.—Yonns Buffalo. Gllimn, Wm., rag.-, adv. car—Howe's. Grant. Buss, tickets—Great Pnttersoo. Oner Roht., comedian—Great Patterson. Graham, "Hoc." mgr. conccsa'n—Great Patterson. Gordon, Thrw.—Great Patterson. Gravea. "Mickey." clown—Barnum ft Bailey. Oerrety. II.. trena.—Worthies A Allen's. Gregory, Oeo.. anne'r.—Wortham A Allea'a. Goodwin, Harry, supt, prop*.— Wortbam A Allen's. Gordon, Clyde, boss canvas—Wortham A Allen's. GInaen, John, master trana.—Foi-arl. Oooilchlld. AL. wnlter—Ferarl. Greer. Mile., eques.—Oamphell Br«s. Harrell. Taul, mgr. cir No. 1—101 Ranch. Hill. Harlan, aupt. canvaa—101 Ranch, llennel. Paul C., band—Gentry. Hughes, 0. E.. hand—Gentry. House, FreiL, band—Gentry. Hli.ds. W. II., band—Gentry. Harris. F. 1\ . mgr. ear No. 2—Young Buffalo. Haag. K., owner—Mighty Hug. Holllnger. John D., bandleader—Gollmar. Hawka, Wella, press—Rlugllng. n<ary. Albert, clown—llutg. Hayca. T.. blllianler—Haag. Holier A Rental!, aero.—Haag. Holcoia Troupe, riders—Haag. Bayrten, Joe., rapt. Il|ht«—J. W. Moore HiliiTiir.rer. Oapt. prln. traluer—Great Parker. Hntlbert. Ycung. trainer—Great Parker. Illnes-Klmball Troupe—Rlngllng. Harris, Pig., prop'r—Old Slg. Harris. Ileher, Reg. C mgr.—Heber Bros. Hiler. R. R, treat.—Heber Bros. llel«T, lien). C, gen. agt.—Heber Brom, IWer. Rullo n.. eques. dlr.—Heber BtOfc Hnrvey. A. L., mgr.—Quire's United. Ilnldeld. Fred., mgr.—Campbell. Iluldilneoi, Fred B., mgr.—Selll-FlcEfL. Htckoey, Mabel, treas.—Tompkins' W. W. Uriuptoo. Vay, trens.—Sells-Floto. Usrrls, C. C.. treas.—Old Big. Harris. Holmes, W. II., sud'r—Uagvnbeck-Willice. Homer, Andrew, gen. agt.—Rlchrda Bros. I'olliad, Ed., railroad contr.—Do Veaux D. A P. Balnea, Wm. E., locil contr.—Sells-Floto. Henney. Omar, local contr—J. W. Moore ft Sons. Mays, John, spec. agt.—Downle ft Wheeler. Hayes, R. L., supt. banners—Gentry Bros. Harris, W. U., snpt. trains—Great Patterson. Hatch, J. FriLk, owner—J. Frank Hattb. Uamrton, Jack, mgr.—Great Empire. Herberts. (0) Flying—later-State. Heroy, M. J., press—Cookllag Sbow. HotTman, Ora, press—Yankee Robinson. Hulbert, Joe, excur. agt.—Blllle Nelson, Hall. IL IL, mar. aide- show—Sparks. Hurlhurt. Ben W., Jr., gen. aopt.—Stull Bros. Ilorrle. David, aupt. prlv.—Vden ft Filley. Huel.cs, Joi., Bupt. prlv.—Bobblot. Hale, Uarvey, supt. res. teits—.Yankee Robinson. Hampton. Lucille, supt. res. seals—Blcharda Bros. Harris, Harold, supt res. aeitB— Brown ft Pommlcr. Heber. A. It., supt. res. seals—Heber Bros. Hall, J. J., supt. canvas—a. W. Paraell. Hamilton, Dan, supt. canvas—Noble's Tent. Hanklua, "Red," aupt. canvas—Uden ft Filley. Healey, "Freachy," supt. canvas—Sanger. Hoesll, Jacob, tupt. canvas—Dasblngtoa's D. A P. Holland, Cbas., "Silvers," supt. cauvas—Gollmir. Howard, Frank, supt. canvas—Bobbins. Huff, Orover. aupt. canvaa—La Mont. Harney, Owen, trainmaster—Campbell. Harris, Geo. IL, tralnmtster—OInckay's. Heber, Geo. T., trainmaster—Heber Bros. Hlllman, Earl, boas hostler—Quire's United. Hitchcock, "Smiley," boas hostler—Heber Bros. Holland. Geo., boss hostler—Gollmar. Horgtn John, boas hostler—Kit Carson Show. Hunt, J. II., boss hostler—Uden ft Filley. Hoekeriberry, A., aupt. coni'ey.—Old Dominion. Hundley, w. IL, supt. eom'sy.—Yankee Robinson. Hayden, AL, aupt. lights—Livingston. Hurlburt. B. V7., Sr., supt. lights—Stull Bros. Haggerty, Jobn, clown—Slg. Sautelle. Hampton, Robt., aupt. props.—Gentry Bros. Hanklns. E. v.. Bupt. props.—Rlppel Bros. Ulcks, "Slim," supt. props.—Smith. Hughes, AL, supt. props.—Mackay's. Hunt, Frank, aupt. props.—Atterbnry. Hally, I*w, supt. ring stock—Yankee American. Harris, Milton, aupt. ring stock—Heber Bros. Hardcsty, Alf., supt. work's crew— Mollle A. Bailey. Ellllker, Char., supt. work'g crew—De Mott's. Hcllday, Mu, supt. work'g crew— Old Dominion Sbow. Howard, F. A., sujiL work'g crow—Young Buffalo. HUc-vbrsnt, Guy, 24 hour agt.—Sparks, noffirau. AL. 5-1 hou.- agt.—Uageubeck-Wallacc. Hays, Wat., tupt. eleph's—Kit Carson. Iltiiny, Edwt.rd. boas carp't'r—Moore A Sons. Ilopklui, Ed., boas carpt'r—Sells-Kioto, lldnaon, Wm.. supt. animals—Campbell Bros. llorton. Ben brigade—Rlngllng. lluuier. E. E.. mgr. adv. car No. 2—Gollnir. Hageraaii, 0. H.. legal adj'r—IUgenbeck-Wallice. HendervMi, A. W., anne'r—Helvr Bros. Hart Bros., acm.—Barnum ft Bailey. Holing, Captb. F. E. ft M. A., animal trainers— BlngllDg. Hodglnl, Albert, eques.—Rlngllng. UIuc-Kliakall Troupe, aero.—R:uglhig. Hartxell, Geo, clown—Rlngllng. Hrrrod, W. U., clown—Rlngllng. llorton, L. S., comely act—Blngllag. Hodge Slalerr. eques.—Rlutdlng. Hanna Triplets, side show—Rlngllng. Horton, W. IL, gen. Jdv. agt.—Rlngllng. Heldlng, Frailer, nunea—Suu. Hopping, *H S., local eontr.—Sun. 11-wltt, W. J., aaat. nurr.—K. G. Barkoot H*na Troupe, aero.—Rlngllng. He*aec's Cemlques, icru.—Ungenbeck-Wallace. Hart, Bill, down—Hageubrck-Wallace. nart, Panl, hand—Haetubcck-Wallace. Heme, Ivv, anrex—Hagenbeck-Wallace. Uouten, Jack, clown—Barnum ft Bailey. nedder, Jack, clown—Barnum A Bailey. Houter. Ralph—Downle ft Wbeelet. Ha Hues. Walter, baud—Downle ft Wheeler. Illnaon, W. E., band—Dowule A Wheeler. Hickman, C. A., banners—Sells-Floto. Hamblln, Ed., billposter—Sella-Flolo. Hurtnan, J. M, billposter—Sells Floio. Hooker. Joe, pony express—Young ButTalo. Horoe'i Georgia Band leader & Minstrels, side show—Youug Buffalo. HrrtElelil, Mark, mgr. prog's—Youug Buffalo. Harris, A. .N , prog's—Young Buffalo. Helnian, ('Ut"., cowboy—Young BnlTuIo. Hollldiy, Jack, cowboy—Young Buffalo. Hei.ln.er, Evu ft George, aerlul—Rohblna. Horberla (31, aero.—Bobbins. Hill, Geo. IL, hand—Young Buffalo. Hoi no, R. L.. band—Young Buffalo. Home, Mrs. W. L.. perf.—-Young Buffalo. Heekman, L. H., mgr. car No. 2— Hagvn beck-Wallace. Hoirla, Prof., free atttac.—Brown & Pommler. Haiolil Duo—Brown ft Pomuiler. llllilebrand, M. F.., advance—Sun Bros. Herr, Wllber, supt. wardrola?—Howe's. Ilurrls, Jack, clown—Sells-Floto. Iltihlen, "Bones," billposter—Sun Bros. Hughes, Zeb, msst. trana.—Adnnis' Ten Big Iliuupiou, Jack, gen. mgr.—Great Empire. Hale, Harvey, supt. tickets—Yankee Robinson. Ilorr. Haskell, bancl-^Golluur. Harris, Jns. A., side show—Golluiar. Hyde, Joe, blllpoater—Your.g Buffalo. llol'.oiray Bros. (8), pert.—Klnnle. llaruhiu. Geo., chge. dln'g cars—Great Parker. Ilmclley, l^wls. orator—Great Parker. Hickey, "Big." boss cauvia—Great Parker. IlnitLou. Geo., coucess'ns—Great Parker. Holfiuau. Ixuls. coucess'ns—Great Parker. Holland Family, riders— Maseppa ft Greater United. nyeenln, Miss, rider—Maseppa ft Greater United. Heth, Lruls. coneess'ns— Maseppa ft Greater United. Harwich. Ethel, secy.—Mareppa ft Greater United. Hnvls, W. K., gen. agt.— Maseppa ft Greater United. Halke. R. S.. gtn. ant —l^onanl Amuse. lIuMmrd. "Happy HI," anne'r—Leonard Amuse. Howard, "Shorty," mgr.—Macy's Olympic. Ilolbrook, Harvey, mgr.—Macy's Olympic. Hall. Horry IL, mgr. side show—John H. Sparks, Koines, 0. 8., anne'r.—Great Inter-Sntc. Holmes. Paul A., mar.—Great Inter-State. HlckH, C, A., coneess'ns—Leonard Amuse. FeOgcapc th, Walter, mgr. aide sbow— Macy's Olympic. nurd, 0., lecturer—Macy's Olympic. llealy. J., elephants—Hagenbeck-Wullace. Harvey, R. M., gen. agt.—HapcubeckWullice. Harris. A. IL, loss hostler—101 Ranch. Hamilton, Jac, clown—Rlppel Bros. Hanklns. K. V. ft Burl, band—Rlppel Bros. Heart. B., billposter—101 Randi. liny, - G. II., boss Mllpoiiter—Mighty Iliac . Hill. G. II., asat. boss blll|ioster—Mighty Haag. Hardin. L. A., billposter—Mighty Haag. Ilatt. Wm., llthos—Mighty Haag. Hawk. Oeo., mgr. shows—Great Parker. Hathaway. Jas,, chge, prlv. car.—Great Parker. Hutchinson. AL, pert.—Young Buffalo. Hendeld, Mark, progs.—Young Buffalo. Harmon, Prof. C O. baud leader—-La Most Bros. Hott, Chia., prlv.—AL G. Barnes. Howard Family, perfa—Sanger. Holloway Broa., band—Frank Klnnle. Hendersons, The, perts.—Chlo Broa. Hocuan Fatally, eques.—flrest Patterron. Hirtts. Wm.. oreh.—Great Patterson. Henuao, Anna, pert.—Great Patterson Hill. Amelia, annex—Great Patterson. Baches. Prof. 0. E.. trainer—Great Pattenon. Hemndea, Jose, mgr. concesa'n— _ _• Great Pitttrsos. Ilar'le. J. R„ iBdt'r—AL 0. Bimcs Halllday, Jack, rider—Young Buffalo. Hart, Everett, clown—Barnum ft Bailey. Bellies, Chia., comedian—Silver Family. Ilalloway Bros.' Band—Klnnle. Hopkins, AL. asst. porter—Wortbam ft Allen's. llubhell, Frank, band leader—Wortham ft Allen's. niitdn. All. Tamer's Rhow—Wortham A Allen's. Carter, Wm., door—Wortbam ft Allen's. Hutchinson, Lloyd, tickets—Wortham ft Alien's. Hanna, Ed., waiter—Ferarl. Hallmlcr, F. J., waiter—Ferarl. Ilarrlgun, Pat, waHea-—Ferarl. Hobson, Homer D., rider—Sella-FIoto. llolnon. Homer D., Jr.. rider—Sells-Floto. Ilerriugtoii, Lewis, eques.—Campbell Bros. Harold. Great, equll.—Campbell. Holt, Ed., band—Campbell Bros. Herrmann, Great, annex—Campbell Bros, laeinlnger. E. K., mgr.—Old Dominion. Imperial Jap Troupe—Great Interstate. Ingram. Alex., press—Rlcnurds Bros. Irwin, I>. J., press—La Mont Bros. Irving, G. IL, mgr. aide show—Smith's. Irons, W. B., legal adj'r—nigenbeck-Wallace. Irish, Fred, clown—Rlngllng. Itell, Fred 0., tickets—Rlngllng. Imperial Viennese Troupe, aerial— Barnum A Bailey. Irving. C. J., perf.—Young Bnffalo. Inman. Great—Kinnle. Irwin, Billy, pert.—Klnnle. Iron Tall. Chief—Two BUI*. Irwlni (3). perf*.—Rlppel Bros. Ike, Montana, pert.—Rlppel Bro*. lskowlch, 8am, orator—Wortham A Allea'g. Johnson, BUI, aerial—Haag. Jordan, Prof. J. T., side thow— J. w. Moore ft Sons. Johnson. Geo., chef —Richards Bros. Jones, Bright, mgr.—Robton Bros. Johnson, Chsa., gen. Igt.—Wonderland Tent Johnson, Clue., supt. canvas—Duel's D. ft P. Jacob*, Thos., trainmaster—Sparks Shows. Johnson, B. G., boss hostler—Campbell Bros. Johosoc, Frank, boss bottler—Yankee American. Johnson, Bio, supt. eom'sy.—De Veaux D. ft P. Johnson, U. O., supt. lights—Gollmir Bro*. Jacobs, Cbauncey, supt. nropa.—Spark*. Jones, Chat., tupL work g crew— De Veaux D. ft P. Show. Johnson, Geo., 24 hour sgt.—Yankee Robinson. Johnson, "Soldier," *upt. elephants— Yankee Robinson. Jackson, Peter, tupt. animals—Yankee American- Jacques, Peter, blacksmith —Downle ft Wheeler. Johnsou, Martin, blacksmltb—Kit Carson. Jordan. Henry, blacksmith—Moore ft Son*. Jack. Wm., mgr. adv. car No. 2 — Downle ft Wheeler. James. F. L., mgr. adv. car No. 1—La Moot Bros. JarreU. Dave, mgr. adv. ear No. 3—Two BUI*. Johnson, Jas., mgr. adv. car No. 2—Robblns. Johns, Frank, supt. elephants—Rlngllng. Johnson, B. W., clown—Rlngllng. Johnson, Spider, clown—Rlngllng. Janten, Casper, canvas—Rlngllng. Jackson, Bert, dogs—AL 0. Barnes. Jenkins. Peter, tickets—Hsgenbeck-Wtllace. Josephaa. The. aero.—Barnum A Bailey. Jardya, Les, aero.—Barnum A Bailey. Jardons, The, athletes—Barnum A Bailey. Jarvis, Art, clown—Barnom ft Bailey. Joseph, Herman, clown*— Barnum ft Bailey. Jennlers, The^—Downle ft Wheeler. Jenkins, W. 8.. bandmaster—Downle ft Wheeler. Johnson, Clifford, band—Downle ft Wbeeler. Johnson. Irwin, band—Downle ft Wheeler. Jack, Montana, roper—Yotmg Buffalo. Jones, Dick, aide show—Young Buffalo. Jores, John, seats—.Young Buffalo. Jordan, F., tickets^—Young Bnffalo. Jordan, Harry, tickets—Yonns; Buffalo. Jones, Fred, lariats—Yonng Buffalo. Jobosoo, J. A., band—Young Buffalo. Johnson, S. H.—Wm. Todd. Jones, Johnny J., owner—Johnny J. Jones. Johnson, Maude, aerial—Sells-Floto. JoLoson, Cedrlc, billposter—Sun Bros. Johnston, G. W.. agt.—Peerless Stow. JaqulBb. J. IL, band—Gollmar Bros. Junod, Fred, band—Gollmar Bros. Jackson, Jas. T.. side sbow—Gollmar Bros. Janes, "Buddie," side sbow—Gollmar Bros. Jenkins, Dsn, candy butcher—Gollmar Bros. Join son. H., chge. banners—Two Bills. Jlnes, Win., mgr. Rucker Shows—Great Tarker. Jonea, Jule—Great Tarker. John, John, Prof., bandmaster—Great Parker. Johnson. Chas,. orator—Great Tarkrr. Jones, Lewis, Dixie Minstrels—Great Parker. Jensen, W., billposter—101 Ranch. Jones, Tobias, pastemaker—Mighty Haag. Johnson. Roy, aerial—Campbell Bros. Jones, nomer. sec'y—Great Parker. Jordan, ft Jordan, concert—Young Buffalo. Johnson, J. IL, show mgr.—Great Patterson. Jackson, Arthur, pert.—Great Patterson. Jol.ucon, Frank, stage carp'tr—Great Pittersoo. Johruon Thos., orator—Great Patterson. Jerome, Paul, clown—Barnum ft BaUey. Jentxer, Harry, press—Carlisle's W. W. Jack, "Wichita," eques. dlr.—Carlisle'* W. W. Jordan, J. E., mgr. concesa'n—Wortham ft Allen'*. Jobnson. Wm. H., perf.—Wortham ft Allen'*. Jones, Jas. W„ Turner's Sbow— Wortham ft Allen's. Johnson, Jack, boss canvas—Wortbam ft Allen's. Juckson, Geo., orator—Wortham ft Allen's. Johnson, Ab., rider—Sells-Floto. Jerome, Capt., ft Cossacks—Campbell. Jchnaon, Simpson, band—Campbell. Jackson, Dollle, annex—Campbell. Johnson, Ten:, supt. ennvas—Campbell. Kellmon, Cbas., band—Gentry. Kamper. Ed., band—Gentry. Kltzlng. Porter, band—Gentry. Kent, John, gen. sgt.—Howe's. King. S. W. (Buckle), supt. animals—Howe's. Kelley, Harry, supt, cookn A waltera—Howe's. Kltchle, Sam—Mighty Hang. Kaleman. John, boss billposter—J. W. Moore. Kllppel, Jnek, clown—Sun Bros. Kelrow, Wm., prop'r—Ketrow Show. Ketrow, Mrs., treas.—Ketrow. Kenyon, O. J., local contr.—Hagetibeck-Willace. Kecne. Arthur P., spec. igt.—Robblns. Kitchen. Geo., supt, canvas—Great Patterson. Knox, Mrs. Chis., press—Uden ft Filley. Knoi, Chas., eques. dlr.—L'len & Filley. Keller, Exra. gen. supt.—Old Dominion. Klrchmrn. Chas., gen. supt.—Blllle Nelson. Koner, "Doe." supt. prlv Yankee American. Kralg Roy, supt, prlv.—Gentry. KIneaid. Thos. S., bandmaster—Parnell. Kelly, Mike, supt, canvas—Bobson Bros. Kdly. Chas.. tupt. canvas—Yankee Robinson. Kalcruuku, Henry, supt. canvas—Tompkins' W. W. Glrhy, Morris, supt. csnvss—Blllle Nelson. Kline, Tim, supt, canvas—Quire's United. Kretrer. 0. C, supt. canvas—Campbell Bros. Kahl, Henry, boss boatler—Rlppel Brca. Klrhy, H.. supt. lights—Noble's Tent Koen. F. M., supt. lights—Downle ft Wheeler. Kehoe, Tom, supt prone.—(Jellmar Bros, Kldd. Oeo., tupt. stock—Old Dominion. Klurmiu, "Doe." supt. stock—Slg. SanteUe. Kennedy, Perslfer, apec. agt.—Two Bills. Kelly, J. W., bltcks'th—Young Buffalo. Kelly. J. 0.. legal adj'r—Bobbins. Kanisiws Foku ft Hayttaka. aero.—Rlngllilg. Kimball Sisters, aerial—Rlngllng. Kratz, Bert, enpt. trap'gs—Rlngllng. Kelly. John II.. gen. eornsel—Rlngllng. King, Aua'tn C, down—Son Bros. Koberr. (3). aerial—Sun Bros. Klotx, P. J., r. r. eontr.—San Bros. King. Flovd, gen. prea* rep.—Barnes. Kane. Rob!., mgr. side thow—Barnes. Keene, Arthur G., tec. ear No. 3—Two Bills. Keralnke, LP. pert, pigs—Hatrenheck Wallace. Kennard Bros., aero.—Hogenbeck-Wallace. Kellmtn, Chas., hand—Hagenlieck-Wallace. Kerable. Geo. 8., .band—Hagenheck-Wullace. Kapp, Jorle, annex—Hagenbeck-Wallace. Kesser, Jos., assr. supt. canvas— Downle ft Wheeler. Kentio ft Young—Downle ft Wheeler. Kilmer. Gus. hand—lTownle A Wheeler. Klnr. Ed., front door—Young Buffalo. Klllenger. Alice, cowgirl—Young Buffalo. King. G„ cowgirl—Young Buffalo. Klngcaile Jim. clown—Bobbins. Kelly, J. 8.. concert—Bobbins. Kl«h! Japs—Young Buffalo. Kaln. Aodla. cbge. wardrobe—Cole Bros. Keeney. Grant, ehtf —Cole Bros. Felly. Joe, aast. sunt, canvas—Yankee Robinson. KnuckleB. "Shanty,'' supt. lights— Howe's Great London. Kelly Bros., ladder act—Sells-Floto. Kearer, Jtck, tralnmaiter^—Great Empire. Kamp A Crliwell, icro.—Ooltmar. (To be ConHaufd.) UaudCv-ille notes. FAIR LIST FOR 1912 orrsEss' poems. The OLirrri baa been fSTored wltc • cop; of his TOiume. etrtltted "Original Foems," by Charles Guioes*. The poem* ire Interesting, from the pen of this old Actor. He will abort- ly publish • second iDd third Tolume. HOTEL ALBANY CHANGES. The Hotel Albany, Nrw Totk, lout known ■a ■ theatrical hostelry, end patrontied by leading players, will dote June 10 for • brief spell, to be reconstructed by the new lessee, August Lust, Into a commercial lrotol. JOSEFU llABT AND CAltBIB DE MAR Will call June 22 for New i"ork from Soutbamp- Nkd Watbub.v has been engaged to stag* the new Winter Garden show by July 10. In an Interview he also state* that next season he will produce "The Film Makers with twcnty-Bre peoplei; "The Slave Ship, "The Klre Fighter*," "The Dixie Girl*," also new acts for the Headline Production Co., Just formed, entitled "The Girls of *fll,' "The Jockey Lasses" and "The Surf Bathers." Bob Richmond was made a member of New York Lodge of Elks Sunday, June 10. Eagene Walters also joined the order. Kredsbic J. La Puubb Is having great demand for bis sketches, monologues, paro- dies etc. He has Just brought out a new black face monologue and a fretn bunco oi parody hits. __ __ Dan Cbimmins was a Cliffes caller, ac- companied by his pet bulldog who never changes his spots nnless ordered to do so. Crlmmlns and Gore have Just returned from a Western tour in "What Are the Wild Waves Saying," and are negotiating foe Eastern bookings on the big time. Cora Bkckwith, who has been playing fair* and continues to do to for the Summer months, with her swimming show, will make her appearance again In vaudeville for the Fill and Winter tour. A twenty-four foot tank will be used over the Western Vaude- ville Managers' Association time, and the act ■will be entirely nwny from any other aquatic act seen in vaudeville. Manaueb Jake Rosenthal's theatbe, at Union Park, Dubuque, la., with a seating ca- pacity of 5,000, Is playing to big vnudcvllle business. Mr. Rosenthal has several other amusement enterprises St that city. IIariiIs and Vernon write from New Or- leans that they are home at last, after three long trips Abroad, touring Australia, New Zealand and China, and are taking a muoh needed rest and enjoying mother's home coked meals. They will be seen, oa Broad- way shortly. JOHN Keenan writes: "The team formerly known as Morton and Keenan have dissolved partnership. Mr. Keenan, Irish comedian, has Joined hands with Roy Beverly, straight man. and the team hereafter will be known as Keenan and Beverly. Both Mr. Keenan and Mr. Beverly have made reputations in the vaudeville Held, and they will have some act. Wc open at Buffalo week of June 17." AlbcrtI'S, Juggler, spent week of June 10 at Wousau, Wis., visiting Clever Conkey, with whom he did a double club Juggling net around Chicago and through the middle West In 1804, under the team name of Coyne and Conkey. Conkey has been laying off at Wausau since December, on account of parnlyBls. Frederick Wallace, with his Leap Year Girls, opened on the Sullivan A ConMdinc Circuit at Minneapolis, Minn., June 0. After playing fourteen weeks through Michigan, the Richmond-Ally a. Musical Com- edy Company commenced a season of twenty weeks on the Gus Sun Circuit, opening at Ashtabula, 0., June 17. The roster of the company includes: Vln Richmond, owner and director; M.icklyn Allyn, business manager; Frank Spencer, Lillian De Kelm, Anna West, Etbel Newberry and the Wlnas Sisters. The company Is presenting up-to-date burlesques, Including "At the Brookslde Inn," "A Sol- dier of Misfortune" and "My Dixie Girl." Tbelr shows run forty-five minutes, and they report doing fine business. Dorothy La Vern, who recently closed thirty-seven weeks In vaudeville, lift Chi- cago June 12, for Los Angeles, CaL for a six weeks' vacation on the Coast visiting rela- tives. She has signed with the United Play Co.. of Chicago, for Ingenue next season. H. S. Maouire writes: "The famous edu- cated horse,, 'Mascot,' now in England, re- ceived n great reception at Dover, Gllling- ham, Eastbourne and Watford. He also re- reived a number of beautiful bouquets from his admirers In those places. He headed the bill this week at Metropolitan Theatre, Lon- don. Will sail for South Africa and East Indies In November, for a trip around the world, and will then return to England. He is booked solid for three years. Foster and Dunbar, now playing the Sun time, report meeting with big success with their comedy sketch, entitled "The Lamp In- spectors," written for them by Bert Canto. Jennie Eddie, of Ascott and Eddie, through ber European agent. Is considering an offer for parttomtme in England this com- ing season, to be featured as principal girl. Alice and Louis De Lane, whose mother died June 1, at their home at Minneapolis, Minn., will remain at -their home for the Summer. McKeb Richmond and Hope Harwell will appear In a new sketch. "Kit Carson Jr.." next season, by Joe Condon. The next Clown Night at the V. C. C. will be Noodle Night Marcvs I.hkw will commence his home- ward Journey June 27, from London. Odiva will shortly be seen again In the Eastern houses. "The Dreamer" will be presented next season on the United time. Rowe and Clinton have finished n long route of United time, and will spend the Summer at Island Lnke, Mich. Agnes Chamfneb, singing comedienne, who Is at Schlltz Palm Garden, Milwaukee, Wis. under the management of Geo. W. Smith, was stricken blind last Sunday, June 8, and everything la being done to relieve the little Blngor. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR PAUL BE\JAMI\. Funeral services were held over the body of Paul Benjamin, a well known advance agent, at Scully's undertaking rooms, 04 Sixth Avenue, on Saturday afternoon, June 15. The Rev. A. Ball, pastor of St James Methodist Episcopal Church, conducted the services, which were attended by many mem- bers of the Friars' Club, of which the de- ceased wns an active member. The body arrived on the Celtic at noon, and was taken to the undertaker's rooms, which was tilled with flowers, sent by the Friars' Club. Win- ter Garden Company. A. Toxen Worm, the Shuberts. George Appleton and from Mr.Bcn- iamln's traveling companions. Frank Tanner- ,111 Jr., Bert GUckauf nnd Charles Bradley. The latter gentlemen were with Mr. Benja- min at the time of his deatb from pneumonia, In Liverpool, Eng.. a few weeks ago. After the services the body was shipped to Mil- waukee, Wis., the home of the family. Frlnr i'.Mot S. Foreman, a personal friend of the dead man, accompanied the body. Those present at the services were John W. Rirxnsjey, Abbot (president) of the Friars; George W. Sammls, Dean, vice president; Wallace Huuroe. Harry Davidson. George FI. Harris, Victor De Klraly, Eilot 8. Foreman, Lonls Stern, Joseph Glick, Frank Norcross, Richard HatielL Eugene Kelcey Allen. II. Whitman Bennett, general press representa- tive of the Shubert enterprises: H. P. Gre- neker, of the Shnbert press department, and John Trump, of The New York Tlme». 4 1* JACK GARDNER IN VAUDEVILLE. Jack OaTdner. late of '"MAdame Sherry" and "The Chocolate Soldier" companies, will soon re-eater vaudeville, presenting songs, chatter and danees. KEITH IN ST. JOHNS. Ground was broken Jane 10, for Keith's, New Theatre, Id St. Johns, Can. (Previous Installments of fair, peared in CLIPPERS dated a.m. "»* April 2T, M»y 18, Jsme 8). * r " "t (At fcr M reported toAen thU Kit tceni to «. AitUUmalHH. will De mBffmEjT&L Ittrt tn Hcmctj. m '"' ■ »Ai . Tba-following bat la made np from the rnii^ , hat* fnrnJihed by the various aecretarlea affl fair associa t ions, and tba dates aw ,i J', u * olsfced by «noh ofadH.. They are So™ taken & list year'* lltt, with the dstei gneaaied \, 5° elaAlng of dates, the frequent change, a „fl ^fc difficulty In collecting all the maSRl eothnt to make It lraposslble to mate a llsto? th?. «1 complete, bat this list I. u ae.rly correc| «S I* possible to make it, and the filrVWe rtJi here wUl be found rueful to many classes of sho. men who have not yet arranged their routes t/. the coming Summer and Fairseason. The'fcthS preceding dates *tand for the months its • jv '"'JL**''' A. for August; S. for September asaf Whera no tales its given, they have not bVei MAINE. Andioscoooin Co., Llvermore Falls t *r s«. 0. D. ryke, sec. '""' ANDaoBCOOom VaLLBt, Canton, Richardson, sec. -: 0. ll. BiNocB Poultry Association, Bauuor D a*. F. O. Bishop, see. ■«•»». BainoETON FABViras' Cldr, Brldgeton 0. L. Ames. sec. Bristol, Damarlscott*. ; j. yy iin,,.- tec. "*• Calais Fats Association, Calais <; ■>,. Tbos. J. Doyle, sec. • Central Maini Fair, Watervllle, S. lcin■ « M Gllmore, sec. ' Cornish Fair, Cornish, A. 20-22; \x n » Copp. sec. Cdkberlano Co., Gortam, S. 17-13- c II Lelghton. see. Ccmbrrland FARUcas' Cibb, West Ctunlw land, 8. 3d, 26; E. W. WInslow, wc. Eastirn Mains Fair Association, Bancur A 27-30; S. P. Emery, sec. ' East Souebsst, Bartlaad, S. 3-5; K A Web- ber, see. Eoen Fair, Eden. 8. 11, 12; F. A. Wool s~ Emden Fair, Emden, ; Cm p. wastsas, tec. ^ Franklin Co., Farmlogton, O. 1-3; Geo. D Clark, sec. Freetort Agricultural Socirtt, Freenort ; Oeo. P. Con. aec. ' ' Freepgrt PotTLTsr Absocution, Freeiort n 18-20: Geo. P. Cofnn, aec. IIancocx Co.. BluehUl, 8. J-3; C. S. Suowmao sec. Kbnrebio Co., Redfleld, 8. 24-20; Leon Tlu- btlts. sec. Lincoln Co., Damarlscottt, ; a. I Ebaw, tec. Macbia* Fair Association, Machlas, A. S0- 22: W. H. Phtnney, sec Mains State Agricltural, Lewlstoo, s M' J. L. Lowell, sec. Maine State Poxolooical, Portland, X. 12-N- E. L. White, sec. ■ Maine State Poultrt and Pet Stock Ass.,. ciation, D. 10-14; A. L. Merrill, sec. Nrw Gloucestbr and Danville. L'piier Glcrn- eester. ; J. P. Wltham, sec. North Ellsworth Faeiiers' Clcr, North Klh- wnrlh, ; 11. F. Maddocks. sec. Xorth Franklin. Phillips, S. 24-ii;; J. I. Ilr.rnden, sec. .North Knox, Union, 8. 24-27; II. I.. Grla- nell, sec. North Penobscot, Springfield, 3. 10-12; l. it. Averlll, see. Nortbrrn Hancock, Amherst, S. 24, 23; ii. M. Kennlstoo, see. NoRTiixxic Mains Fair Association, I'resnue Isle. 8. 3-5; K. T. McGIoughlln, tec. Northern Oxford, Andover, ; Jolin T. Talbot, ace. Orrinotdw Fair, Orrlngtcn, ; F. F- Klng. tec. Oxford Co., Sooth Paris, S. 10-12; W. 0. Frothlustiom, sec. Piscataquis Co., Foxcroft, ——; E. C. llc- KeeLnle, sec. Bicuuond Farmers' Clvb, Blchmoml. H. 24; N. B. Skeiton, sec. Saoaoahoo Co., Topsham, O. 8-10; John It. Stanwood, sec. SuAarLxiott and Acton Fair, Acton, 0. s- 10: Fred K. Bod well. sec. goiiRRsrr Central, Skowfcegan. A. 28-31; S, II. Bradbury, sec. Souersct Co., Anson, S. 25, 20; OrlamX-r Walker, sec South Kennebec, South Windsor, 8. 17-19; Edwin Bullock, sec. Union Park Association, Unity, ; K. T. Reynolds, aec. Waldo Co., Belfast, A. 20-22; Orrln J. Dickey, see. Waldo and Penobscot, Monroe, S. 17-19: A- D. Colcord, sec. Washington Co., Pembrooke, ; J. SI. Mortran, see. West Oxford, Fryetntrg, 0., 1-3; B. W. Sic- Keen, sec. West Penobscot, Exeter, 8. 24-20; F- E. O0- bath, sec. West Washington, Oherryfield, 8. 17-10: Win. N. Dyer, sec, Wemtern Maine Poultrt Association. Snr- way. D. 31-Jnn. 1. 2; E. P. Crockett, see. moria of Players, Mary Mannebino, the actress, makes her debut as a playwright at her home. Growe Point Farm. Mich. The play, "Only lite Master Shall Blame," from Kipling's poem, will be produced there for charity. Assl«- ine Miss Mannerlng in the production will be Maude Turner Gordon, who will take one of the leading roles. "Tnn Silent Call," a new play by Kdwiu .Milton Royle, and a sequel to 'The Scpm* Man," has been secured by Jas. K. Ilnckett. who will produce It In San Francisco during his engagement, which opens at the Colum- bia, that city, July 21. Claib Tuttle and company report success playing Ohio time. The company Includes: Clair Tuttle, Jean Williams, Grace Monro'. Lloyd Peck, Ed. Rawden and E. E. Phelps. Presenting tabloid dramas and specialties. Tub first actor to sign his name to a con- tract calling for his appearance In i-i" Daughter of Heaven," the spectacular mi- nes* drama, at the Century Theatre tnw Fall, is Henry Bergman. In the new lii-V Mr. Bergman will appear as Well of «Isdou-. adviser to the Tartar Emperor. Harm ELfAS writes: "I closed a succss- ful season of twenty weeks with Stetsons 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' Co., at Omaha, Mb.. »> i I nm lying off until the third week ini A" guBt. when I will join the same shot* J< Omaha. My trip to the Coast wag a ■', llghrful one, but am glad to get back ta* "^d Sloan baa filed a counter-claim to '.|w suit for divorce brought agnlnat bloi l>> » wife, who is known professionally ss •»»■ Sanderson. DE KALB REDUCES PRICES. Mnnager Fluegebnao. of the 1> M £ nrooklyn. has Inaugurated a cut-rate f» nnd the bouse will accept a coupon.cut iro™ a Rrooklyn newspaper, and Ave cents.for•»» seat at the matinee, and with ten .cent . night. Jas. R. Adams wvil be a featur- w the last three day s this week. •HONEY TRUST* TO BB PRODl'<" ED ! William HammerBteln recently ™W ] %i arrangemente with Wlllnrd Holcomb »" Harry Von Tilicr for the "*,2"JS5 of the "Money Trust." for liumfdlatepr *»"•. Hon. Among the east already jng^Art Bedlnl and Arthur. James J. Morton, A. tan Deagon and Ben Welch. " - '.iTui /