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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

Tboator II prcsents practical politics,
and William \. Brady ana Joseph ~,
Grismer, under whose direction 1he play
is produced, have given 1t an up-to-datc
setting Many dramatic incidents are
brought out which are SAID 20 pc IaAeh
from actual occurrences. One role is
that OF a voung man Of wealth, AlWYn
Bennett, who goes into po1tlcs ana
wins n Mayoralty election ana pflIe
at the same time. Stumbling DlocEs
como to him in office. but he surhouhlS
them all and saves his iiancc s fortune
and his own honor,
Eleanor Robson produced on Tues
day night at the Liberty theater her
fourth play of tho season. The play
is 1.-The Girl Who Has Everything,
when she gets love. There is strong
supporting cast. including IL, H. ,Nar-
nor, Isabel Irving. ada pwyer, Eafle Iane
and Josephine Mack.
The New York production Of Paul
Wilstach' 3 latest dramatic offering:
1.-THE Eastman Case, d modern play OF
contemporary life, in which Charles
Cartwright is featured , is appearing at
the Lincoln Square theater this week.
Katie Barry and John G. Slavin are
tho stars of the new musical show,
s'Mamsclic Salie. " which is now at
the New York theater. Raymond Hub
bell wrote the music and Robert b.
Smith the book The cast Includes
number Of singers and funmakers whose
names are familiar TO patrons of mu-
steal comedy.
Wright Lorimer and his company of
200 PLAYERS under the direction of Will
liam A. Brady have already commenced
at the Academy. Of Music an engage
mcnt of "The Shepherd King.
The new show at the Hippodrome has
caught on. Neptune 3 Daughter.
which utilizes the big tank TO the ut
most. charms and mvstiics the large
audiences The dive of Edwin Clark,
who plunges hradforcmost into the cen
ter OF the tank and does not rise again.
is a most puZzling feature. Another
remarkable feature is the live bull ter-
rier which Marceline, as the silent fish
crman. hauls upon lire from the cen
ter cf the tank. The bull pup is plain
Iy alive and Kicking.
After seven more performances Joe
Weber will have "Twiddle Twaddle" +"
den West, moved TO the storehouse.
Then Wcbcr's jEcater viii remain dark
while the stage will he used for the
finishing and polishing touches OF the
new production by Edgar Smith and
! Victor Herbert.
Mrs. Fiske aud the Manhattan Com
! pany are dclighting crowded houses at
| the Lyric theater with Langdon Mitch
| CHS "The New York Idea. - John
! Mason shares the Eonors with Mrs
! Fislic Marion Lea has made a striking
! success as smart divorcce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

clean comedy and heart interest. The
play is in five acts, with exciting scenes.
In The cast will appear all the favorites
of the stock company The fourth act,
showing the deck of yacht in mid
ocean, will be produced with attention
to detail.
Charming Pollock's dramatization of
Miss Miriam Nicholson s story OF ''1n
the Bishops Carriage viii be pre-
sented at the Salt Lake Theater on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09


whore such games are permitted and
other details concerning them that Nat
Goodwin can probably supply if urged
to do so before the grand jury.
Edwin Markham, the famous author
of 1.-The Man With the Hoe is a
bitter opponent of child labor Dis
toward the reform of the child labor
laws. Mr.. Markham said recently.
would abolish, too. the contempt
bly, unjust system of fines. What right
has an employer 10 fnc a hand an
hours pay for Ave minutes latencss7
What right has he because the hand
has damaged some goods . cents
worth, TO fine him dme?'
Mr. Markham, after moment s
pause smiled
~ wish to goodness, he said,
- that every victim of the despicable
fine system had the same story to tell
as an actor | heard of yesterday.
"This actor worked under a manager
who was a great finer For q bad
makeup, for latcncss, for noise In the
wings, for hundred things the play
ers were bilkcd from a quarter TO two
dollars The worst of all the fines was
one of ten cents for failure to return
properties for thus was II duty that
every one continually forgot.
In n financial drama one night the
supply of stage money ran out, and the
manager loaned IN actor eight or nine
dollars in real bills to use in the next
scene.
"The manager said sternly to the
actor the following Saturday.
'' BY the way, Booth. YOU haven t
returned TINT nine dollars | gave you
in act III Monday night.
g. Never mind said the actor, Just
fine me dime -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09
Mixed Oh His Dates,

Some day some poet OF sufficient cali:
Der of greatness will write the epic of
the lone night stand. Meanwhile
that poem is recited by all great hearts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

torney is particularly anxious TO know
whore such games are permitted and
other details concerning them that Nat
to do so before the grand jury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

"Thc Education of Mr. PippN this
month and early in January will be
seen in new comedy which Augustus
Thomas has written for him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

The New York production Of Paul
Wilstach 3 latest dramatic offering
"Thc Eastman Case, modern play ,oi
contemporary life, in which Charles
Cartwright is featured is appearing at
the Lincoln Square theater this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

Mabel Hite is soon TO try it alone in
vaudeville again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

In its criticism of the revival of
Captain Jipks' at Philadelphia last
Monday night, with Ethel Barrymore as
Nine. Trentoni, the character in which
she won her first success, the Leader
says of the playing of Mrs. Adams:
Annie Adams was very impressive
Mrs; Jinks and commanded profound at
tention IN the few minutes she was on
the stage
Digby Bell is to end his long run in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

Mrs Fiske aud the Manhattan Com
pany are dclignting crowded houses at
the Lyric theater with Langdon Mitch
ell "The New York Idea John
Mason shares the lonors with Mrs
Fiskc. Marion Lea has made a striking
success as a smart divorcce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

Charles Klein has bought an estate
at Rowaytop, Conn. and has named 1t
Shirley Manor So much for ''The Lion
and the Mouse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

Lulu Glascr is going over TO straight
comedy and will soon be seen i'll sgd
ney Roscnfeld s new comedy, inc
the craze for ballooning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

The Lyric Stock company has secured
for this week ''The Stowaway,' play
that has been presented with great sue
cess throughout the country. 1t appeals
to all classes Of theater goers, combining
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Every utue eh1e saia thf busy
nfl somebodF afiios a pathetic lef.
tef 81 ihe neaapeRefa askiuR ehy lt
a lhni uamen viii persist ln idlnr
fn the smaklnn aafA % atgaW n
Thaae leftesa always hlt me ea ana
hare Z Hae in a.e smokers nease
snd I have mf feasaa flr Ct q mas
zoe d. aagAadr da nUaaaa. tat &
atHlke ms - bfiaa ro9d are
fiss ihEre 81 } caa zHaN ths tobacco
anake Ms hra 81 ap tn = family
81 men wha mokaa S. maeh thal tie
bals hoase suegs1 lito q cigar fse
fafy siaaa eemIna fa Nee fofk Il
has heeu mg nimrlaae to kuae onif
mea who g. aot amake sometimes
fef 81 hoines'ct ~ tho Hh.H Of 8
slaa no maffef e ehat HfaHa lhf
thlHk iil Ile h tn aFni ihal ealam
lt aN3a tHfa ne aaaris seats S
ihe ear - SEQ
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Goa 81 d rassEar.


4ffH dinneF efs are making
aaeh of the elaashloned honesty
fAey very pfolerlt tsmoAn present
,qffaeiloa eaff ehie4nefy and he
atlre iis q evils Nhirh. win fiH4e.
Rnofvd lofes mgte up the stock u
raae "a aia dinner speakers ThsY
Kaald wAAf nb Kifsu0ns hy making
hsm lke fielf gyanafAtheFa
fiuf vhai Inspiration lies % this
faiaky q Efandrareaiss q Is siWeys
,aNf 20 see saint "a . drad relative.
lass ss q i eaty 10 see e statesman
? 3 lead politician Some u - are
seFf hesn u haild monnmeats Cor tie
prophets these fer3 sane gFandpar.
fnfs made extremely uncomfortable
WHY talk ahoai oar ancemprs boa.
ssfef Why not have an henesty u
laf oWnf GraHdiafhers yirfaes Ike
fFendiAghefs' clocks. may BE- = badee
4 feApectabiiis hat IL our opn day
they Arv uai always ia good runnlng
1FieF Our fpFetagbefa wefe NJ bet.
ef than we afp Indeed ta iuaEg from
ibe ariiicism of iheif failnw eititcns
Il smother rol'iieaI party they we're
eooa deal uDfsa. The World To.
Day
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Aulmal trainers e fbe old days ied
adventurous HFes b 1900 aii Ion
don aaa ialkine of man named
naukefa Hafvsnt lo thu carl Il Eaaus
shn had agsht his horse Is count
aad pefiorm 8 number 20 faafa. in.
Guiding moanuag % tho toH oi r.
Panla cathedral shlle q number
uf assess So chs historian pais iL
hfaxe helaH Sir Walitf naioieh
in his history says q nankea thar he
w0ald have shamed an ihe enchant
efs II the world. Zoe whatsoever vas
most famous AMONG fhem could never
MASTER or instruct anY tesaf as BE-
90 his horse When nsnkea took
hia horse e. Rome both Uefe buHnt
fol eitchCaH
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alAveRY srllL N eslsrrpca
prsrflesa Under Another Mans. nat
That it AZ

SLAVERY Be- EiH Hflrf.eed ag ritszed
le pie ao.nt af Caafl6 E1earl
RaaaH . Eeezf lalf uo ert
Nefs Iflaa ahaetat Ha pa4u
81 tha Ahelossko9 piaetee ia Ha0gn
lugrs hy which hIag beeamss
omcfhfHs cleo e called oy another
hlmc fhH lheHe ae Chinese alae.
.a sadih sfes - are assHea8.
aeciuas to conditions there Are called
aie labor la Anam fha e@rIaaef
haas 8t hla Uuaye If the sen
heis Ne Hghi lhat - Gaat 81
a.ahama hri4 over his Hasr1aa pre-
fIUls q fsf1 ba w. aust nos fal
fhe esHdIuan safcn t m iaaen.
fumi asar Q0a aaaaf sugar plant
used O. hlfe Gaas o e. tp
hMHea among Hd South sea H
isad and caMaeg the uHUyoa ana
brine taem n tke plantations to issHr
hu .ae me1 caeaeci u lhIf pleasant
fta1Ic #efe nns slave cztrbe fhHr
were recruiters ThU used tu hF.ns
fhoir esH.ures 81 shore IS vessels s1
Hte tfH ail afg h.Hz sou eaa'l
M1lF tE3 ihe difference hl the aa
ue lheF wt4 eaeafr4 EH was Dot
slave trading Is uas mauf iahor
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alssop WON rAsla nEARrs.
testers n slumr q Denver Rseos.
n4to ; Nan.


Bishop 0lmsies. - penver. 8 the
hero af a graceful story that aas t1la
in = ncaTet church fhe agber aay
bishop 0inatei as soon Al hu took
mr. BIZ residence some fheee years
aee 10 nensef began "a tase 3 great
Interest ia tho peafef poor. aHd vas
eoaiiuualif @ be- seen in ne poorest
and saaa'ifest 81 ihe eliy's slumR
Al nmt aa ihe bishop Ia bis cier.
seal a,ilw passed alaas fhe narrow
streets lhe laanFeW ana laafefu be-
fafe the saloons soaid fays
WHAT'S fhaff"
And ihf neniy Waaia be-
That's what yun can q bishop"
YeaF passed aas d gtrsueef. NOS.
lae fhc respectful way the bishop was
efaeea 81 in sAe siuma would say.
what's thsi there
The luafef rep'g would BE-
~fbe bishop
AH1.hcf scar. aaa iten ia the quel
Heu What's hate would COME ihe
adeed0naie and pfQaa ausuef
why thafs mf h.ahon faaveT
Post
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ssbaa e Teach alliisa

Haeeni'f several schools haFe htaH
established 70 Russia. modelled largely
after the mafa saeeeaaful fahaaIa in
UermaHy - iho education af millcra
Tbs aanrea q lrHfaetlan. besides iha
liHsAiau MnEange includes lhr f1I
ieHlas rnhleefa HafhrmstcH uhFs
les aincffo fHehnlcs. Technology chem
lFeB machine building milling miu 30
EiaeeHinf dFaainF h1akkeeHlas The
seanas arg divided lnto lhrss grades
of elaaec and tho pupils aa1 ona
Feaf % eaeh class the complete
eaafHe eaiahdiHs over lhrpc yeafa pa
r.ls eho attend a milling aehaai nf
tea years ere Obliged ia serve only
ihs same period in TIE army instead
of serving tie customary foaH yoars.
ablia studeats ahe have PASSED
through the complete course are
ahlIsc1 rs serve onlg oae taaf Is ihe
army Consular Rerofu
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JACKSON tsooasro re NOTE
Rstcauy oovsrnusnt os.eiar Brought
e Time ~ prstlaent

Whea Auiree jackson was HHea
3ehi naor eIaa aha saHi board
ng haase fndas Is Impossible ta eai
lref hef board hHi FROM s government
ame.al eeni ie tae We House and
told lhe president about
laeh aan glA g. hH Hcli esr
sou nate io n0uf hee
She ad yes
Then said Jackson eet bic note
and ome bach aaa sea ne aeain
shc bai n0 difficulty b aitluf re
Hato ana carving "a q the White
House the nre HaH oas 6 and wrote
m s hack Aadfev taesaon then
tuii hef to So # n 8 bnk fr col
lection
Wheu tbe government official Raa
aatined that hh o8ir was IL lhe bank
faf o0lleeli8n be laughed si tho dea
but when h6 was told ihag q Was ia.
iarea IS Andfoa taels1n he roi The
muneg mighty qafehlt aad paid lt.
and 4 Tee days afierward - was uofi.
Gel that hls services wefa nn longer
wanted
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Ne sarrs iefe
in Paris wha had maeh m
',lrs hls puaiH iH maaa uae q ghe
lrcmeig lmpssaainaaee ideas 81
art
One efeninr. 81 lare6 ainner nar
- be- ashci a. elderly rcroea-
aeHi q him aha aas vefg shafi8ehf
81 hes she pafIemah st fbe fe8 81
shh iaaie ahgsH#a tu hlm
Wel rFriied Pee aesfaieatta aae
= fae geu ahIts slat ahich S iaae
- ~ - rh.fl tfuat ana at
1l1Hea saei ehIeh sHee i0 b. bs
face
eAh exclaimed he sfust m
fhaHsssieaiis haN sah my naHas
pald hinsa as yna aaf Search
flebt
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aW Il flHaH im 1avH
Nl hc 8 ehe tn supreme
aHfa Illustrates u tHa af he ants
UfaaHH efeWr
icfi Hse ft.a "a the Philippines
s eelf m.Hc eamt Inie my office
fiW aIter aaa IooEiHE se'omH
what's tat mafH asked
Mt ra.attd eaaehman Ha die8
ana remembered me in hls wIl'
ala pa
sob. thar uaa nice of hlm. : said
Sice 5id ms rHDnt Bio has
made poe documentary guardian Of
BE eco minor children 81 Paul
ulanaLch
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y. r. nsmasesf q clsssssa tsf
baluesa n VlnHA toaaY

=. y. Hamnses1 q cnssasa issF
bNlnesa ~ Vlnita toaaY
" g. lIoWell AZ lslaelackel eas s.
Fiaiga tudaY nn nnslneAA
One N the plaAaantes, af tie nam
Christians PARTIES yesieriaY aas ina
a. fhe hume II n and Ms g a
davidson. tie fuests l,elns Mr.. aaa
Mrs T., n Davidson. Mr. ard MIS- =
n Johnson. Miss Margaret Johnson
and Mr AID Mrs Emmegt hea.
Merchants who patfUuiaei tie ad.
yeFtislng columns of TIE Clllsftaln
euieyei 90 unusually good run " baAl'
mess ga holiday goods
Tile congregation u the pfeabyterl.
an clSfrl slll hold q mrsslng nsxt
sunday morning al tile church fog ths
purpose of considering the question q
extending ! call q Rsf George
fulehef u Pennsylvania.
Tom lowan. q colofcd resident of
Muskogee, was arrested Monday night
under the Rats bridge south q town
DY Deputy A. T. Chamherlln. Nor
gAu had = bottle of whlssY in has
pocket and ; ssck containing several
otlsof bottles lay beside him on ne
gtound, tho IL vas not hiN However.
',e wss held to the grand jury a. PrY.
or Cfeek on . change of introducing
after q hearing this morning befo 9
Commissioned z. J. Farar
NJ \. Malanpg of illuriAekst Is ID
tie city today
&. " Gfesn oi kelso vas in ne
cltf TO-DAY Mr. Gfeea 4 preparing t7
sell ont uh farm stafand go a. va
gnef Nhew ha Nlll eusasbfn fss has
baNne@ lie "A a. a.d-tlmef bore.
teias oue 81 TIE iuffmafuea whits
sle married previously 60 is1A
Teuisbt ele Ten spat. tie prison
csE viii Ietge Yinlta fog tbs uuitsi
states penltentass a Fou i.oNen.
apfth wifh thirty prisoners. Nhg 4
terms vars from one Yeaf % lile
John Weils changed with Agsfayaei
sNsalt sas Fsioased ffom federal lail
today ca bond
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nsss nov, Baff playsra

The FlfM linuHst Church sunday
sehaal heid Is annual Ticnic lhe other
dax 81 nfeaksi1n paff Says tie Ynfk
Gafeiie A baseball same vas hrotsa
up Is a number 0i bamblebeas which
attacked the H'aFen - nrreeiE as 10
leave fond remembrance
4 nea hseaiei ia the tlE|nlt e
shaFHlnn waH nui dieetfel uHtH late
lu TIE gamu ana then eae VI ths play
ofa mnitaiea tho bees ulih the ftsnit
that three q the PLAYERS were atuog
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COW rvaneD rHa FAucEr.
6aaarieas Animal saves iserseif
Lana wAA % tns RsNer

rhs enanty Y4pr faFsn han accord
ing & lhe assertion ~ ths inusAlsa.
~ elesefta eov ia ghe siais. sa4s
~ Nes YORK A0fid correspondent 81
psgiisad ore The anlmai Is AZ 90
fei Jersey thai haa beea - ths farm
fof years Tbs matren 81 tl.e farm
lass summer discovered fhat lha faa.
'es on 8be hydFanf Ia ths back fard
vas fFeaus SIS turned ~ has con.
r>aai eslsains failed e dsscioAa shs
misCfeanf
The same tsoubls occurred again
ihis summer Tllg maifnn noiieed ne
Nalrf aas turned "a ahaai the same
.gsme every afiernprn While khe waH
watching she ass me eld red tettcY
come lessufeif So the roaa late ibe
hack yard ARD valk stfaiFhf o. 70 che
hYdganf The cae pushei The faefei
eifh her nose. hai b did a0i seem %
aork So she tried her horns and
whnn that mHghed failed opened hef
mouth tt.ak hoti uf TIE faueet and
turned e
Miss nossy thea dfane her nu n
cold water and turned away foaard
shn rfeeu hsids. evidently pfeaNe1
that she ga aoi have - - q quarter
q mile 20 Ne river q satisfy bet
fhiFaf
The geai dag me e0w seemed much
aaulea 6 and a aaw faucet and az
noarea dela ted shea. AFTER haif al
hour % hard Nofk she eonld nai sri
her iftHs Then thn matron had 1
eAicfias plsce made ard TIE cold
wa'er pBs ANaeed "a ran ei al flmes
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e. az tae nrcc of Btu martial ancaa
iaw nuihlne commanding of imue
fia zoe Is altogether mild delicate
aud kna Essentially Maaehn 90 Tea
mH hl6 SKIN g. strangely palHd
ts faeo Is oval ahapei With a iang
Glib HH1 Hnfitlka mouth
a#H hiH H0H IiHH tits nose s.
t8 and STRAIGHT h ewes
6 laf emo aIchtd ahllc hia
au aanai'f aeo aaa s1rfoe
~ efHf nn Tha forehead Ia
h the head largo beyond the
Altogether the face of &
1le emperor ehlldlcn
aHa he u saa aeco
M uutIee Ihe uu 81
Gha m re haHH 81 ne 0ds
haa tha tHaaef empress
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r. say that anyihias o saa hlao a.
sapphire Is % make use q an in
coffecf cqmHafiaou sapphieaa are
not exclusively one color TIE sap
rhlrss Of Ceyiau yary from 3 safl bloc
io s puacaek hlae. whleh last i prae
NeailF a green There ID also q red
sapphire, sometimes called s Ceyinn
ese fuhy. Fufiher many aae sap
phles are feIiae o. shie
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asre itaa asst aft

iaha Phi.in a@ss vas talking
nur.csI hefe
mast confess he al8 th
musical bofe anee sai the hme 81
m 8 was at WaFaeE ste al
the has ea' - mr ieH ilr bad
Hook af fhf score ogfH - his kHer
ard he hammed Hter Haaaage eHery
singif rassaFe My patience aaa si
last exhausted turned te che man
aad ala
he Fo pardon hat Z 8#a
Fay Faa tnou q bear Fau Hne
Then nii - sou have ail lAat
mtn To- hareulH. -
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Looaas Forward

Shake NNHN M sndlaE Hac
seth ma ena ans ha4 fas naIaaei
fte fine
thy ~ 8teiaH And damuca
he Nho Hfr cries Hold Enough
Ru ahf ie foa Wnfe "a thai afa
family asks iha friend
Whf Shakespeare explains aHh
patlsaf consideration q ihr others
iack q Brpfhrtle insight zee iaB u
euminr Whcr the 0al aay 81 ~ 3
laugh tam DE Audience WlI - Co
have one % fbe characters swcar aal
surely I SAINT thia piaJ g. have q few
connolly taarhfa b 81 Life
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Under pts thles coat q Gust Tets
A. NasH smnei saflf
Wrlf said tu'eneH F1l daai
ioot Hke a maH aho has ius' beea
nnti tfa iaf fgaHs sueeaIne
lsiea. mF ha explained he aih
ue he ashea meh h aihr
a H h faeh tAai na
me rhaf base lt slow 60
fashioned. hatt entrance eaf at +
unt lhai aiii HaF tho nee and Iaaa
$50 suHlezHinr haHH HWe asff Oh sa
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aAvE royaD seorrs eAne
Diary Shows immense Sums hass
ussn Taksn From t.

Walter Sc0itH eamn has been aia
cagerea by parity 81 nfesreetaFa
shout ie miles south 81 WNlow efeek
There aee tKo caves nat tsr apart
reached hy preelu.toas asceni ~
goo faas from tae bottom of me can.
Fnn
me mnsf caaNuclnE evidence ~
Acoita Fereat weupaner waa h.s
HlsFy This la Neugs nwn hard.
Hniine ani niefaretQae Enfiieh rc
fqris BE Fu'as ani cnmtas. aith IN.
ifirs = the fahsi8Hs naaiaes De- maae
fhere They read iito ihis
April 7rook ont $4,000 in e7'i
today sent away ~ $500 worth %
mhlsAt sad reefaf
AnEaft Qos $4,000 uai abisb
and eeeeafr ordered Rhfoliis Ney
Cot s. Heraid
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Sir Hnhe iian #ha fuf es
hao ha.a TIE hrh ale ni inspector
general af use Chinese maritime Cus
tams 81 reported ia o. prfaaHHr 70
refau t0 bHEiaHd iie enfefai fhe
british consular service ln China ehen
ha fs yeafz 81 aFe and ia ista VAS
selected hf ihe chinesa Eofetnmeni ia
y head af + maritime euM Ills
which 81 eaflg ieafa#a made him iH
FaIHHhio d fhe sovefnmont hc has
seea great rebfin6na Oh China and
several foreign inlaslanH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

The tHsHliH HaH Wha haa nat
visited fhe oen ta year 8 faa
a hiHf n hotel 1Ihne
Nhai ha hecun & the
tha1 ecd $ Hhit 81 tti ahia -
aaked uufuaitaE hla aaHkd and aas.
luF up wllh elnlai smilt
hafo aleafa HHtei nn ttls table,
eit ffiHais auattfsl the aaltfea
eiaglHe the HN 81 f hafae hin
TIE historian leema bfat ta dfaw
s ll over th0 dan that eha
lraash, Is that tmFeHne maa hh.f
a. huur lalt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

TIE De- The hand0mesf b19 ln town
and haa the preitleaf oad haif which
BE- Inherited FROM his great trand-
mother Iils name 8 Douglas they
cafI him rat age faur nai why
should every man woman and eri
make rude remarks about the color
80 his hairs Yesterday he Numbered
lhwnsh his Htto rIHe Aw wish
every yho1y b town bad rod hair, then
tHa5 vouIdHf Haf - much about
mine 81 Press
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

eYes said Tess. Nr 0ooilog gave
me this ring { accepted him last
n.aht7
0ld yoHf replied Jess. I'm 90
glad
Are You feallyf Ho used to call
0n son. didn't hef
Yes ana was beginning 70 fear
I'd have 90 aeeepi him"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
The ason % heaven p

The eoanionanee nf the emperor nf
china. the a0n ai hHufeu nnt often
cared unan hy Europeans one of the
favored few aays be- bee a meian
ehnly. frightened look Hls face IL
pale and though II d distinguished hY
refinement and eaiei dlelis Il has
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Tnld you have alice time up %
the mountains. Mafief
No lt Nas wFetehed The oniy
fellas worth loOking at up thefa feli
out y q tree The seeuad dsy after ms
arrival and broke both - his arms
--ChicaFo neeofd Herald
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

When my husband va in spain
last year. saia Af see'lman. he
succeeded iu baglns in quite a - 81
Ghe klaaa sine
Wei. SELF exclaimed Mrf sn.
riich The iaea uf buflnE neaaa.
hand alnaf