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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-08
oRcHARus Musr ee spRAYep.
Commission Men viii Not Buy Apples
from Others.

In connection with the Oklahoma
fruit crop, this season, a decided Inn
petus TO the spraying of Oklahoma or
chards will be given by the announce.
ment of several local commission men
that they will not buy any apples this
year for cold storage purposes from
orchards which have not been spray
cd. Their experience with last yea, 3
crop was too disastrous TO permit the
repetition of the experiment Praci-
cally all of the unsprayed apples,
placed in cold storage here. were q
total loss TO the commission men.
One firm lost I 900 bushels in ,dat
manner.
The statement of hardware men.
that the demand for spraNing ma
chimes Is greater than ever before, Is
taken as evidence that the growers
are inclined to comply with the de
mands of the commission men. The
hardware merchants state they ilnd
II difficult to keep up with their orders
of that sort
An urgent appeal to the farmers and
fruit growers to spray their trees. II
they desire to secure the best results,
is being made by Secretary G. A. Nc
Nabb of the Territorial board OF agri-
culture. who is himself a successful
fruit grower.
mo fruit grower, from -iandpoinl
of dollars and cents. can afford To neg.
lect this matter" said MIR. McNabb in
discussing this matter. 1T Is al
ways sure thaC the man who SPRAYS
his trees viii get more for his fruit
than the one who does not. and the
difference In price will be much great
or than the trouble aud expense in
volyed in the work OF spraying"
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civ FEDERATION PLANS Work.

The City Federation Of Women's
clubs held very important meeting
al the Carnegie library Saturday after
nooa Addresses were made by Rev.
Harry Omar Scott. Capt. Breeding, A.
G. Titus and Prof. Buck. Miss Myrtle
Rose made a strong plea for city
hospital and Mrs. Lizzie McNeal
spoke earnestly for the Rescue nome,
A Few Wants.
City appointments made on civil
service basis.
NatIral gas or other fuel heap
eneJ.
A railroad matron or police matrOn
al tho railway station.
Civic mprovement.-Rus through
the street cars 10 the Logan county
high school
a new pest house or detention hos
pitaI.
A woman appointed on the state
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TO SIGN THE CONSTITUTIONS.
Pen Vii Be Made from Alfalfa Stalk
and EAGLE Quill.

zen WI DC mace from RlfdTd otdlk
and Eagle Quill
w 2 Campbell. custodian Of the
Oklahoma State Historical Society
has prepared a pen, which viii be
presented 10 w II Murray. speaker
of the constitutional convention. 10 be
used IN signing the roll OF The consti-
tuition voted to the historical society
The pen and It's holder are made
from Oklahoma grown ma'9rlal The
stalk Is made of a portion OF an Al
falfa stalk from President Murrays
farm and the pen point Is fashioned
from the Quill OF monster eagle
which guards the stairway OF the
headquarters of the historical society.
on the seond floor OF the Carnegie
library in Oklahoma City.
The eagle was captured on Little
Beaver creek Ia Kay county, by j. W.
Coleman. OF Newkirk. and vas mount
cd by Gerald VOlk OF Wichita Kan
sas. It's wings spread seven feet from
Zip to tip.
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tho marriage of Miss Nellie H. Foss.
of Carlo. Ill. to Mr.. Charles r. Bethel,
of Centralia I'LL Miss Foss is we'll
known in Guthrie, having spent the
last five summers in this ci;r, visiting
her sister. Mrs. c. H. Lohr Mr.. and
Mrs Bethel will reside in Centraia.
Carl Filsou, of Kansas City, spent
Sunday in the city with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Filson, 32l
North First street
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Knepper spent
Sunday IA Edmond with relatives.
Mrs. Emmett Stobaugh was in the
city from Crescent yesterday visiting
friends.
Mrs. c. G.. Lowry is entertaining her
mother. Mrs A. c. Schnell of Guth-
rie.-oklahoman.
The Excelsior club me. this after
noon at Carnegie library. There was
large attendance and an interest
ing meeting was held.
Tho Cambridge club met this after
noon in their club room at the Carne-
gle library The meeting WAS well at
tended The usual club work was
pursued during the afternoon.
Miss Carolyn Williams left last
evening for Winfield whore she Will
assist at a musical.
jerome Easteen. of New York. was
in the city visiting Miss Florence
Adler his cousin, over Sunday
Mrs Charles Cinnamon OF Marietta,
l. T. Is In the city visiting her parents.
Mr. and MS " Bowers. 1928 West
| Warner avenue.
The Misses Hunter, daughters Of
District Clerk Charles Hunter of Ok
lahoma CITY, are the guests Of Miss
Nellie scothorn. at 1913 East Wash
ington avenue.
Mrs. w g. Herod and Mrs n n.
Smock have re--sned from Ponca
City where they attended the house
party given by Mrs. Capron in honor
of Mrs. John Threadgill, president OF
the Oklahoma Federation of Woman's
clubs.
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board of charities.

board OF charities.
A bulletin board for library
Cleaning Up the City" broaght out
many suggestions Mrs. Fred Wen.
ner spoke earnestly for a cleaning up
dayr-An alley cleaning day, Mrs.
Dodson seconded the idea; both ladies
gave a very interesting experience
they had in inducing a neighborhood
cleaning up
Mrs. Puck handed in the following.
Resolved That the city be divided
into garbage wards. and a man em-
ployed at a specified salary to remove
all garbage in ward at least once a
wock
Each family be required to pay an
equal shsre of the expense and that
authorized dumping groInd be secur-
ed and reliable care-takers be ap.
pointed to take charge OF the gather.
ing garbage in order that mosquitoes
and disease germs may not be allow.
ed TO breed fever and pestilence.
Committee Charm manships.
Chairmanships Of the various com
mittees Of the City Federation of
Women'S club of Guthrie:
Fducafion-Mr J. ID. Williams
Literature and Literary Entertain
ments-Mrs. Frank Dale.
Art-Mrs. Robert Ramsay.
Mrsic-Mrs. G. B. llill and Mrs
Lymon Knighton
Dramatic Crlticism- Miss Florence
Adler.
Preas-Mrs y y Lucas
Household Economics-- Mrs. NJ C.
r. ~
Flower Committee Mrs. Chas. II
Filson.
HOspital-Mrs H. l. Miller.
Benevolences-Mr l. 3. Levy
Associated Charltles-Mrs. w A.
F'rasier. rff'@K9
Charitable and Penal Institutions
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10 ln-tall az ohIcers.

The newly elected officers of Guth-
rie Lodge viii be installed Tuesday
night Thomas Reed District deputy
grand. viii be here on the following
evening Iiro Reed was recently ap-
pointed admiral on the battleship
"Elreno The cruiser Guthrie has "A
good complement of officers and VIII
receive their commission fni the fol
lowing years cruise The usual salute
viii be fred There IS an abundance
of ammunition IN the magazine.
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Chief OF Police Gates has received
orders from the mayor to enforce the
order passed By the city council lsst
Thursday night changing the city
market from the corner Of Cleveland
and Division 10 the corner Of Second
and Villas
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Wednesday.

The ladies OF Trinity guild meet at
Recicry, on East Noble avenue. in the
afternoon
The somereet cl-b meets in the
evcnin'
The Ladies' Social circle of the
Presbyterian chr-ch meet with Mrs.
A. G Hixou In the afternoon at her
home, Jle East Springer.
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Mrs. Gano.
Practical Reforms Mrs. J. G. New
land
Audubon Society Mrs. Galen Grow
and Mrs. Chas Kncisley
Flower Commttee-Mr O. T..
Cooper and Mrs G. w Main.
Magazine Mission Mrs. d. NJ.
Lentz
Manual Training Mrs L. w Bax-
ter.
kindergarten Department = Miss.
Harris.
Child Labor Legislation Mrs. +. l..
Wenner.
Juvenile Court Mrs l. C. Rankin.
Industrial Condition of Women and
Children in Guthrie Mrs. E. A.
Moore.
Happy Childhood Miss Edna Gray
Health Department-Mrs J. r.
Hamlll and Mrs Dr Slade
Patriotism--Mrs. Emma Miller
Forestry--Mrs. Il. II. Furrow.
Civil Service Reform Mrs. Il. +.
McNeal
Chautauqua--M G.. w. Brown.
Club Extension-Mlss Helen Green
Library Work--Mrs. Chas. Seely.
Club Revision and Club Directory
Mrs. l.. +. Leach.
Social-Mrs. +. s. Barde.
Sunshine Reserves - Miss Jennie
Sherbuurnc
Home Prodrcts--M Mrs. W. l.. Rhodes
CiMcs-~ Mrs. w. h. Herod.
The City Federation passed resolr
tions endorsing the splendid public
service rendered by the retiring mem
bers OF the library board-Mrs. o. X
lregan and MIR. f. B. lille.
Also complimentary to the newly an
pointed members Mrs. Almont Ilixor
and Mrs. W. w. Ru2ks.
Miss Ruth Demming, stenographei
in the territor;ci auditors office. spent
Sunday with home folks in Edmond
Miss Edith Hill is in the city from
Saltwater.
Mildred Csrter retTned this morn
ing from saltwater.
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in Guthrie visiting friends-oklaho-
man.
Morning.
Roselight. and scented winds
That whisper soft and low.
Sweet promises of peace.
And quick surcease
From toll and want and woe.
Nom.
Forget IN toll and strife
All thought of love and ease,
Struggling with cruel greed
Goaded by urgent need,
Take what you can-and please.
Night.
Shadows aud dreamless sleep,
A deep. unbroken rest,
Sheltered BY hands that love.
Trusting in God above
And that is best
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar d. Halsell re-
Turned yesterday from a months trip
to Kansas City. Chicago and New
York.-Times Journal
Mrs. w. b. Herod has returned from
a visit in Pona City with relatives
Mrs. John Rinehart. of Falls. spent
Sunday in the city with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. MoCubbin, at 7O1 East
Noble avenue.
Miss Jane Hagar and Miss Lou
S'rang have returned a ON a visit in
Oklahoma City
The marriage OF Miss Essie Cassidy
to Mr. f. G. Fitzpatrick will occur at
10 O'Clock a. m at the St Mary's
Catholic church April 17th. Bishop
Merschauery officiating, an1 will be
followed by a reception al the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Cassidy. 1924 West Warner avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Hughes and fam
lily spent Sunday with relatives IN
tEgmoeSI 6AJC A4A
Roy Rhodes returned this morning
from Oklahoma City where II Is said
ne has an attraction.
Announcement has beep received OF
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Press and Public alike are
unanimous in their praise
$l,00. 75-. SOC and CSC
GENTRY BROS.
JiAJMqHs SHOWS
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IL

Two Performances 2 and s
p. m. Special features this year
Mrs. Ger. Tom Thumb The
Countess of Magri.. with court
aud Baron Magri. the smallest
people in the world; 500 marvel.
iOus animal actors. 10 OkaDe
Imperial Japanese Troupe. Gal
etti's trained monkeys. Grand
street pageant 10 am. Tents
located near Rock Island depot
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Or. Clark is in Perry.

- &A8Nh~c - = ~N&&N = hIe
DR. Clark is in Perry.
Bush Bowman is in Perry.
Attorney A. H. Huston Is in New
kirk
ED Byers. of Tonkawa, is in the
city.
Attorney C. r. Buckner is in Red
Rock
A. f. GUNNER. OF Muskogee, is in
the city.
Ed Hoover was in Oklahoma City
yesterday.
j. II. stumpn, jr.. is here from Okla.
homa City.
Prof j. f. Nicholson, of saltwater,
is in the city.
Charles Wilson. jr.. of Chandler, was
in the city Sunday.
w. H. Miles returned this morning
from Oklahoma City.
Hugh Luckenbill came up from Sew.
ard on the morning train.
Dr. Horace Reed has returned from
a visit in Oklahoma City.
]. f. Finney spent Sunday in Okla
homa City with his family.
Deputy Marshal Jacobson has re.
turned from trip to El Reno.
Chas. McCain. of Cleburne. Texas.
was a visitor in the city today.
Receiver Charles T. Cherry return
ed this morning from Oklahoma City.
Everett and James Fowler returned
this morning from a visit in E Reno.
Deputy Marshal Al Goff leaves this
evening for Woodward 10 attend
court
Assistant United States Attorney L..
e Mcknight is in the city from Ana
darko.
f. T. Fitzpatrick. the popular travel
ing salesman, spent Sunday in the city
with friends.
Harry Coon. of Idaho. Is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. G.. L. Freeman who resides
south of the city.
John Early, of Pennsylvania. is visit
Ing her aunt. Mrs. S. Nam, at 6l4
East Springer avenue.
Col. Cherry. a prominent banker of
Guthrie. was in Oklahoma City yes
terday. Oklahoma City Post.
NJ r. Trayers, of Fulton Mo, has
located in Guthrie. He recently pur-
chased fine Logan comfy farm.
l.. n. Houston register OF the land
office. returned this morning from
Enid where he spent Sunday with
home folks.
Fred Champion returned to his
home in Larned Kansas on the morn
Ing train, after a short visit in the city
with Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. 0lds.
Arthur McWethy returned TO Kan
sas City on the morning train. after
spending Sunday in the city with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, G E. Me
Wethy.
Mr. Adam Buckle. a prosperous far
mer living near Coylo, was a Guthrie
visitor Mr.. Buckle comes from good,
old stock in Illinois and is proud OF his
native state. "but give me Oklahoma
to live in," he declares.
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Guthrie RetalIers 10 Meet.

There will be a regular meeting OF
the Guthrie Retailers tomorrow night
in the Eisenschmidt shoe store Bust
ness of Importance to be transacted
and all members and retailers are
earnestly requested to be present.
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Frul. erowers 10 Meet.

The annual meeting OF the Logan
County Fruit Growers asso .iation Will
be held al Fred Green's Office on next
Saturday AnriI 18Th at ? D. m At This
meeting officers will be elected and or
dcrs taken for fruit packages
r. $. ELLIOTT, Sec.
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rIectrlo chimes.

Electric Chimes. the fine stallion
that 10 making season at Guthrie
Driving park, win be on exhibition at
Tallmans yard Saturday afternoon,
April g. Come see him.
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PRospEcTUa
Monday.

Monday.
The Excelsior club meets at the
library in the afternoon.
The Cambridge club meets in the
library in the afternoon.
The Revelers club meets in the
eyening. at their club rooms, 11Sh
East Oklahoma avenue.
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Remember the dear departed ones.
What Is more thoughtful and loving
than neat headtOns In the cemetery.
See Dawson. on East Oklahoma ave.
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The Springer Mercantile Co will sell
YOU trunk or vallse for less money
than any store west OF Chicago. Get
prices. West Harrison Ave.
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The BIB Lace Sale is TO be continu.
ed tomorrow at the Grand Leader.
25c laces for Zoe: i0c and 1Jc lacos
for &c, sc laces for &c.
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Gymnastics alone can never give
that elasticity. ease and graceful hg
uro which comes by taking HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 Sents. Tea
or Tablets.-C. r. Renfro.
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The Patterson Fmniture Co, tho
leading furniture store Of Guthrie. Ask
the persons who have trade at this
store They recommend Patterson Co,
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Malt goodness makes beer
healthfulness. Pabst Eight
Day Malt puts all the barley
food-values into Pabst Blue
Ribbon Beer-pure. health
|fll, wholesome food
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-08

Hoover Bros livery barn. the popu.
lar livery of Guthrie. The best rocre-
alton for man or woman Is a ride In
their rubber tired buggles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-08

The Shakespeare clrb meets in the
library In the afternoon.
The Modern Priscilla lub meets in
afternoon with Mrs J. p. Fairfield at
her home, 500 North First street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-08

The great reduction sale Ia now on
at the Novelty Racket" 11S North
Division st. The opportunity OF
lifetime to get china ware cheap.
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, o O @ O @ @ O @ O o o o @ @ C
WITH THE SUFFERERS. C
O O O. O O O o o O o O o O O c

+. w. Lintz junior partner Of the
Grand Leader department store. Is
sick at his home, 72f East Warner
avenue.
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Rheumatism Makes Lite Miserable.

a happy home is the most valuable
possession that is within the reach Of
mankind but you cannot enjoy It's
comforts II you are suffering from
rheumatism. You throw aside bust
ness cares when YOU enter your home
and you can be relieved from those
rheumatic pains also by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One ap
plicaiion will give you relief and IFS
continued use for a shOr. time will
bring about a permanent cure. For
sale by r. y. Lille a. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-08
Caught Cold While Hunting a Burglar

Mr. VIM, hos Lanorgan provincial
Constable at Chaplcau. Ontario says:
Il caught se1ere cold while hunting
burglar In the forest swamp las
fall Hearing of Chamberlains Cough
Remedy, ! tried It. and after using
two bottles, ! was completely cured. y
This remedy is intended especially
for coughs and colds 1t will loosen
and relieve a severe cold In less timo
than by any other treatment and Is a
fayorlte wherever it's superior excel
lence has become known. For sale by
r. B. Lille e. Co.
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Good bread keeps good temper In
the home For bread. cakes. and
cookies Richmond's Bakery Is In the
leead. The place TO patronize.
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Thursday.

The Acorn club meets in their club
rooms at Carnegie library in the af-
ternoon Ron call, quotations from
McIaren
The Saracenesca clilb meets in the
evening.
Mrs. Black and Mrs. Melvin Carter
will entertain in afternoon at their
home, S0S North Broad street,
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Bee Playing Cards. al olsmitha

Purify your blood with Hot Springs
Blood Remedy. 800 bottle AT
Gray's Drug Store, l20 East Oklahoma.
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Misses and childrens Strap clippers
and oSfcrds. a styles and prizes at
Robinson's.
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Private money to loan ON city prop
erty. Low interest Olds. Lymon GRAY
block.
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chancellor elgar.. a oIIIslmllhs.
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Gentlemen Of the cry ma pleas
ure and comfort at the hoyal Bar.
Good liquors. wines. and cigars and
are always served with courtesy.
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Ladies' Chrome Pa.ent Gibson Tip,
plain toe, $2.O0.-Robinson.
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Friday

The Friday Afternoon Euchre club
meets in afternoon, place to be an
nounced later.
Miss Matchett entertains Etude club
IN the afternoon. Roll call, anecdotes
OF Verdi and Haydn.
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Mrs. Nora Young Longstreth. Of
Austin. Iowa, who lived with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. l. Beland In the early days is
visiting them al her home, as Basf
Harrison avenue. - e~
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Mrs L. l. Fulton spent last week
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Mrs W. b. Herod has returned from
a visit in Pona City with relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs w C. Smith spent
Sunday with relatives in Russell.
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Mrs John Rinehart. of Fallis. spent
Sunday in the city with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. MoCubbin, at 7O1 East
Noble avenue
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar d. Halsell re-
turned yesterday from a months trip
to Kansas City. Chicago and New
York.-Times Journal.
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in Guthrie visiting friends-oklaho-
man.
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Miss Jane Hagar and Miss Lou
S'rang have returned 4 pm visit in
Oklahoma City,
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The Misses Hunter, daughters oi
District Clerk Charles Hunter of Ok
lahoma CITY, are the guests Of Miss
Nellie scothorn. at l23 East Wash
ington avenue.
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Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Hughes and fam
lily spent Sunday with relatives IN
tEgmoeS5I hlAagGl 4x1
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Mrs Charles Cinnamon, OF Marietta,
/. T.. is In the city visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. V. Bowers. 1928 West
Warner avenue
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-10
Gertrude Dalton, Ada Nevil, Horace
Newman, Harry Rich and H. S. Hashi-
CLEVER "TlLLY OLSON"

One of the most amusing and di.
verting comeuies of the season is the
clever Swedish dialect drama "Tlly
Olson" if all reports are to be be
lieved 1t will be seen in this city
at the Keylor Grand, January IA.
lyon Yonson" proved to be one OF
the most successful comedies ever
written and "Tilly Olson" is said
to be even better than lyon Yonson.'
In the new play the central character
instead of being a man is young
Swedish girl-a sort of Scandinavian
Sis Hopkins. She is first discovered
as a bound girl in family of Min
nesota farmer people. but through
persecution is forced to leave and to
seek her fortune elsewhere. She makes
the city of Minneapolis her Mecca and
there fines employment and later dis
tinguishes herself by preventing the
robbery of a bank and receives from
the officials in recognition of her ser
vices check large enough to enable
her to marry the man of her choice
and settle down on a modest farm
This simple story of the plot does not
afford an inkling of the comedy that
is brought out by the author. ''Tilly''
has been made most charming and
ingenious character full of dry humor
and suppressed mirth characteristic
o. the Swedish nature. The play is in
four acts and eight scenes and fine
scenic production has been gotten IN
by Messrs. Moses and Hamilton, the
scenic artists of the Broadway thea
ter. N. Y. If the plavgoer has seer
lyon YonsOn'' he will certainly want
to see "Tilly Olson" Adelaide Har-
Ian. talented and charming com
e'ienne will assume the role OF the
fair-haired maiden of Scandinavia and