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The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-07
BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER

Having put in @ steam roiler and other machinery we are better Tre- pared thun ever to do first-class work on short notice.
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-07
Fresh Mont

The Frye-Bruhn Go. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly ca hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-12-07

some.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcater-PeeTless Annie Russell
no other term so well describes her; for
recalling her luminous career on tho
American stage, she Is certainly with
out peer. Miss Russell began 10 sur
prise the public 80 many years ago. that
even her sweet temperament might be
ruffied II the actual number were men-
toned She first burst upon us when
she created the role OF ''Esmeralda."
then she became ono Of the bright par
tIcuIar stars that gIlttered In the Madi-
son Square armament for number OF
years, during which time her wonder
full creation OF elaine" with its ''pIc-
tufe of The dead steered by tho dumb"
again astonIshed the world Of art.
Some time after she was seized with
a my sterious Illness, and for years the
Stage incurred her as one lost Then
she leaped into the arena again With
more than her old time yigor and ever
since has gone on furnishing new crna-
lions with each one giving new In
stances OF her powers This year she
has taken tho old Shakospea renn com.
edy, "A Midsummer NIGHTS Dream
and decided 10 illuminate the character
OF Puck. Every now and again, Amer
lean actors have taken up this partlC-
ular comedy, and made revival OF II.
Nat Good Win once eseayed the role OF
bottom. but did not shine In / very
Icing stuart Robson Followed suit with
little more SUCCESS, hen Louis James
ara ISathripo kidder. she In the part Of
Hernia and he as Bottom, featured IL
extensively, but 1t must be said that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

which won for them the championship
OF the northwest. Mr.. Galloway also
won second in the state orstorical
short time ago. The Oregon Weekly
commenting on his colleagues work in
his debate, and said as follows, The
whirIwind work Of Veach I'm his first
speech and his five minutes rebuttal
was better tl.An anything yet produced
in university debate
While this Is the first time that either
OF The local men has been in an inter-
collegiate forensic contest, both have
had considerable experience and prom
Use TO give the visitors lively time
Christen Jensen, the Utah cham plon,
Is n 1902 Salt Lake High school gradu-
ate and senior at the present time He
has for the past two years been a
member of the Chronicle staff. and
during the time that there was an In
terest in debating societies he was an
active member. Although he Is not an
eloquent speaker he Is good reasoner
and can emphasize his points In a very
convincing manner
Richard w. Young graduated from
the l.. ID. S. university last year. and
has entered the university as a sopho-
mo re. At the r. d. S. he WAS selected
20 represent that school twice in debate
as well as being elected manager OF de-
batting. This year he has already rep
resented the ~" In dramatlcs- AS
dcbaiaf he is a good areuer and an eff
fective speaker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

none OF the productions is TO be men,
1Inned in the same breath with Miss
Russell's- James, himself, had not the
comic instincts possessed by MI John
Funny. whose delineation thro ugh out Is
exquisitely droll.
The part of Puck-ordinariiy one OF
the lesser roles, is made to stand Out IN
the most vivid fashion by the beauty
with which Miss Russell invests II.
Her rarely rich voice, always her
greatest charm, is as beautiful as ever,
and the mischievous witchery WIN
which she executed the part, whether
talking. singing. dancing OF tylns
about the stage, was most Irresistible
She was called back again and again
The supporting cast was adnllfaole
throughout Those excellent actors
Edwin Mordant Atkins Lawrence. Us
valid Yorke, Lionel Adams. Mr. Cooke,
Mr.. Young. Miss Proctor, Miss RoWallr
and Miss Brooks, all did some readlnS
that was delightful TO listen to- The
scenery WAS a grand feature, and the
sylvan effects In the wood scene were
tr-lunps of the painters art. The sing
ing was satisfactory without being
great IT was for "The Midsummer
Nights Dream" that Mendelssohn
wrote his beautiful incidental nnslc,
and il was well rendered last night by
the orchestra.
II people only attended the Shake
spearean comedies as they do the mod
ern plays. they would here see an IN
stance OF an evenly balanced colnpa-
nv such as Is only found In the
hest stock organizations of the coun-
try. But no matter how strongly they
may be presented, ShakespeaTean COM
edles seldom attract large audiences
In Salt Lake People seem TO cling TO
the old notion that the Lighter worhs
OF the master were made rather Tor
reading than for stage presentation,
and much OF the comedy woTk W'llc"
i'm the old days was received with de-
light. now seems to fall ON Indifferent
ears ,-,..
morrow afternoon and evening
There has been change in the
hour for commencing "Wednesday
n,atinees at the salt Lake lhea'sr.
Hereafter the curtain VIII go up III
2:I5, the same as on Saturdays
The sale "a now going on at the
Theater for IAN Of a Sudden Peggy
Orpheum--Tishe Harris, author or
the dsee America First idea, slould
visit the orpheum this week, LOT Wy ,' .
liz an act there 10 warm the eookles
n his heart After the black face
bows with the Hebrew cast 10 their
negro dialect. have danced th"lr way
back TO the dressing room. and the doil
like lady with the big chin mas sung
her song and departed, Mile TOOTH
sreps forth, and declares thAt sac ~
goine Ia show viows Of tho most beau
tGs scenery on the face OF the whole
globe, Then the klnodrome lantern
snntters bit. and out comes a picture
~ n Ute ohleftan WAN big southern
Titoh cliff in the back ground I'hs
/ Iady described a trip OF European art
,Sts cent 10 "The Great Southwest TO
ar, me worlds most beautiful scene
~, and follows them through their
| iS,rnev i'm the desert, through the
Grand canyon cliffs, and along the In
Ian settlements of Arizona and New
Iexico, Al the conclusion view OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

Saltair is shown, a round of applause
goes up, and Mr. Harris stands yindi-
Gated.
Outside OF this unusual series OF
western pic though the lecture
accompanying it Is not worked up as
it might be- the best thing on the bill
Is Matte Keene and company in Her
First Divorce Case. written by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox; the company is bet
ter than the vehicle they use, and 1t
would improve greatly under more
forceful treatment than the gentle
philosopher has given H. Finley and
Burke in "Sfageland Satire" please the
gallery. as well as portion Of this
lower floor, so they may be counted IA
success Matthews and Ashley do some
fairly clever Hebrew dialect work with
their pipe dreaming in Gilman own but
when disguised as black face boys ear
lier in the evening under the name OF
the Sharp brothers, they show little
skill at singing southern songs,
The kinodrome act Is decidedly vul-
gar, and one set, especially should go
to the discard. Some European comic
journals seem to find humor In sub
jects which would be prohibited In the
American mails, and in this case they
have found their way TO the films. The
Orpheum, so far. has been exception
ally free from the c0arser subjects, and
perhaps It is unintentional that these
Aims selected in Europe should find
their way to an American display. 1t is
very likely that Manager Jennings
Will eliminate the one offered this
week.
Grand - This week the popular
young actor and playwright. Mr., Har-
ny leighton. is placing before the local
public the first presentation OF Il favor
lie production OF his pen. Tse verdict
rendered VIII mean much 10 him, and
Judging from the impression prevailing
among the majority of those who last
night witnessed ''Butternut Jones' the
author Is 10 be sincerely congratulated
on the fact that he has achieved a sue
cess The play is wTo ught OF the stuff
that augurs well for It's future, Thnt
there are points that need rounding on
and polishing, cannot be truthfully con-
tradIcted. but the play has IN II the ele-
nents OF longevity and viii doubtless
be carried 20 the stage of other Cities
with the good wishes and comm enda-
ton of the people who were present at
It's christening, salt Lakers are noted
Throughout the land M DeIng sharp and
intelligent critics OF the drama, and
thai which passes muster here need
scarcely fear failure elsewhere.
'Buttornut Jones" IL a play founded
upon cowboy life In Texas or the bet
ter element OF cowboy life AS Is well
known 10 most westerners, the MEM
bers OF that much mnllened fraternity
have many generous end noble traits
Of character along with so77e vicious
ones, The latter only arc usually told
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23
SUGAR HOUSE SALOON,
County Commissioners Refuse TO RE-
new Liquor License OF Perry Snhpot,


After considering the matter at several
different sessions and after hearing both
sides Of the question In full, the county
commissioners yesterday afternoon refns'
ed to renew the liqucr license OF Perry
Smoot OF Sugar House ward, in whose
building a saloon has been conducted by
a man named Harvey for some years.
There were many complaints against the
saloon ny the residents of the ward who
claimed tina; the place was open on sun
DAYS and the law was being violated in
other ways. Atty, r. r. Christensen rep
resented Smoot and undertook to induce
the commissioners 10 grant the license,
but was unsuccessful
Tony Hauon, the Assyrian peddler who
was shot ut Bin CHAM by a young girl
several months ago, has been haunting
the commits sioners' office for several days
past In quest OF a. free peddler's license.
The commissioners have expressed doubt
as TO the aGvisablity ot giving him a liz
censc. He has also triad to get a free
license from the. city authorities but has
failed In that also.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

The event of the week and which TO-
night celebrates the 60th wedding am
niyersary of Judge and Mrs j. h
Royle, Will rank among the notable
events of the year. For nearly 80 years
Judge and Mrs. Royle have been resi-
dents of this city and have been among
the most highly respected and popular
people of this place Judge Royle has
been a distinguished member Of the To-
cal bar, the firm OF Marshall and RoyIe
being IN It's time among the most
familiar and notable, and connected
with some OF the most important cases
In Utah Mrs. Royle's name has stood
for all that was highest in culture edu.
cation and enterprise, that most famous
OF Utah's literary clubs "The Ladies'
Literary club" owning her among Its
founders, and as It's first president, as
well as an energetic and talented work.
err In its ranks. In the reception to-
night many friends will gather TO show
their esteem and friendship 10 the pair
who have journeyed so worthiIy togeth-
er The pathway of over half hundred
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Iglehart enter
talned at luncheon yesterday AT the
Country club In honor of George AIDE,
the table being decorated In pink car
nations and ferns, and about halI
dozen being present.
Tonight Miss Mae Mccoy and j. A.
Edwards will be married at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs
j. IL Mccoy the ceremony to be per-
formed by Rev, BENZ. Young I'm the
presence OF the relatives and Intimate
friends,
Mrs, C. r, Alley has returned from thu
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Pease have re-
turned from California where they havo
been spending the winter
Mrs G. X. OF leaves this week for
California 10 visit her daughter. Mrs,
G. #, Clark
M. and Mrs. r. w. Gordon have
returned from their bridal trip,
Mrs. T.. ID. Bache of Omaha was guest
Of honor at a pretty luncheon yesterday
given by Mrs r., l.. Tracy, the decOra-
tinns being In tulips and ferns and COW
ers laid for about 2 dozen
Mrs. Byron Cummings win entertain
the Utah Archaeological socsety at hes
home next Saturday night
Mrs. Lee j. Sharp of Butte, Mont. an
old friend OF Mrs C. j. Royle is In tho
city 20 attend her golden wedding re-
ception tonight
Mrs II, A. BittInger who has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

on the stage and in story, In the play
row ON at the Grand 1t is different, and
the dreaded Cow puncher'' is seen in
another light. There is nothing I'M
probable In the tale, and it is a most
natural depletion OF life on the plains
of the great southwest. 1t is not fair
to Judge the future OF "Buttcrnut
Jones By the few bitches at present
noticeable in the lines, nor from the
occasional use OF Objectionable words,
the first defect will be overcome, the
latter doubtless viii be eliminated, This
much for the play. The title role is
we'll SUSTAINED by Mr. Leighton, the
principal feminine part excellently por-
irayed by Miss Dodd followed In order
Of Importance by Miss Fesrney, Mr.
CLARK and Mr.. Chambers All the play
ers gave good account OF themselves
The bill runs throughout the week.
I.yric-TheTe is another good pro-
gram at the Lyric this wees consider
ing the nloderat prices charged and a
big business is anticipated The pro-
gram consists o. singing and dancing
q pleasing sketch comedy, acrobattc
stunts. operate numbers and clever
limitations. There are seven or eight
good numbers and the performance Is
we'll worth seeing The principal fea-
lures are Budd and Wayne, singing
dancing and tumbiing Nv Adelie,
change artist: Evans and Lloyd In
"-rhe old Love- amusing Imitation
by ALE Holt and operate numbers by
CIunson, Gordon and Andrews.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23
When University Of Utah Meets
The University Of Oregon in
OratorlcaI Contest.
THE LOCAL representatives
Beehive State Boys WHO Appear Are
Novtces in Inter-Coilegc Contests,
But Have Some Experience.

Next Friday evening the University
OF Utah meets the University of Ore
gon In an interstate debate at Barratt
hall.
The question IL, Resolved, that the hf-
teenth amendment ana section two OF
the fourteenth amendment Of lhe fed
eral Constitution should be repealed.
These amendments deal with the grant
ing of suffrage TO the negro and the
question resolves itself into Discus
sion Of the ballot conditions in the
south with and without these amend
ments.
The men who will represent Utah are
ChrIsten Jensen and Richard w Young,
Jr., ana the OresOnIans are John G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23
WHY

only liver regulator will help yOu2 These
Is 10 reason why you should suffer from
Dyspepsia Constipation. chills and Few
er or any liver complaints when lierblne
viii cure you i, e., Waite, Westvtle.
Fla. writes. II was sick Esr a month
with chlis and fever, and after taking
two bottles OF Herbine am well and
healthy" Sold by z. G n. !. Drug Dept
li2 and ia South Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23
LTNEMEN GET NO RAISE.
General Manager Of Hell Company De.
clines 10 Advance Their Wages

AT yesterday afternoons meeting he
tween the linemcn's committee and Gen.
Mgr. Murray and Gen. supt. Sonnnners OF
the Bell Telephone company, the latter
declined to advance the wages OF the men
as requested, for the reason that the rev
enues Of the company do not war.
rant the increase The committee in
Guided /. Lynn, president 0f the district
council; Fred Fisher OF ogden and S. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

spending some time past in Los Angeles
han returned.
Mrs. A. p. Sinclalrc viii leave shortly
for California 10 spend some time,
The music section of the Ladies' Lit.
ernry CLUB givs musical tonight at
The club house,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

board OF LEGAL divlsion No, 81 1nternntion-
al Brotherhood OF Electrical Workers.
Mfr Lynn stated later that he WOULD
prepare circular letter to tho distrtcs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

Sullivan Of San Francisco, srnnd ylci
president Of the order, has been sent fni
10 help elucIdatc the stnntton- MIR, Lynt
says the same proposition has hccr iait
before the independent Telephone COM
pany-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23
NEW PROGRAM DESIGN.

Mn r. F. Thomas, the cnterpTising
publisher OF the Orpheun program,
this week introduces a change on his
front cover. which has been much ad
nired by the patrons Of the house.
The new design Is a very artistic one,
and ii will be heightened by fte-
Quent changes in the tint OF the paper
employed In addition to the pro-
gram privileges of the OrpheuIn, Mr.
Thomas has leased the rights to the
curtain advertising. for which there Is
always heavy demand by local ad-
vertisers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

Tribune Bicycles Arrived.
NJ. & C. Co.. 3SS Main ST., agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

Our Grill Room at the Royal Cafe is
open daily from To- IL p m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

MI. and Mrs II, w. Gordon hav
returned from their bridal trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

Mrs. G.. *. OF leaves This week for
California 10 visit her daughter. Mrs
G. r. Clark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

Mrs. 7. ID. Bachc OF Omaha was guest
OF honor q a pretty luncheon yesterday
given by Mrs. n, l.. Tracy the decOra-
tlnns being In tulips and ferns and COW
ers laid for about q Dozen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-23

Mr. and Mrs V. II. Pease have re-
turned from California where they have
been spending the winter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-01

sa1nazIags aud saturdays only.
. Annapolis. 81 b "a Ar. Baito.. 20 90 p m
81 - q u b m Ar. Annapolis, - % p m
L. WIIssOS BROWN. Manager.
=. saaWN. .. T. a p. Agent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-01
SNAPSHOTS.

When a man believes In hell lts
for the other fellows,
Men who always look before they
leap seldom leap.
1T T. harder 90 beat a poor carpet
than a good one.
Being IN love furnishes q girl with
one more excuse for crying.
DeWKt's Little Early Risers, reiis
ole little pills. Recommended b.
Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists
"A woman IL 20 contrary she could
like a man because she didn't
-The man who talks IOudest about
hfs bank account has the sIimmest
balance.
2engeGy's Laxative Cough syrup y
ABSOLUTELY free from any oDiate Or mar.
sOtic. Contains Honey and Tar. Solo
BE- FeiJFoegeg Dros., Druggists
Speaking Of dogs pointer should
have more than one good point.
some people find fault with a bad
man because he isn't worse.
Eat What you please and take q =.
IT, KOdOl FO' Indigestion after y0a.
meals. II digests what you eat. sa.s
~ Feldmeger Bros. Druggists.
ITS the easiest thing In the world
fOr a wIdOwer TO marry widow.
Which goes the faster after being
bFoken-a thoroughbred colt or
so bill?
When the cold winds org and crack
the skin get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
;alye. sold by FeIdmeyer Bros. Org
glsts
One penalty for mans not liking
his wife's new bat - ne can pay Tor
another
A woman gets as excited over an
engagement a. q man does over an en-
gagement az a man does Oyera home.
sun IN baseball.
For Sslc-Lumber. APP
ply to DR.. ]. NJ. Worthing.
ton, Office, 1877 Church ST. oS
"A boy can't make an allowance
work even when he charges every
thing ne buys to his father
"A man would have plenty " time
10 do ali his work II lie didn't spend
40 much time trying TO dodge II.
For Sale-Sand, Severn
River Apply to DR. J. M.
WorthingtoD, Office, No 1877
Church Street. o8m
The most aggravating thing about
having a good reputation ~ what q
fine time you could have If you didn't.
When girl gives you her cheek to
kiss in public IFS sign she really
knows how to do II when nobody ~
present.
For Sale-Pigs. large and
small. Apply to DR.. ]. M.
Worthington, Office, No. 1877
Church Street. o8m
One of the worst things about
having any money - how restless you
are to spend II 80 you won't have any.
"A girl bankers after an elopement
because IL usually means bigger
notice in the newspapers than the other
way.
For Sale-Large White
Oak Timber, near Davidson
Vile. Apply to DR.. ]. M.
Worthington, Office, No. 1877
Church St, Annapolis, Md.
A bad thing about a bank account
is all the figures you have TO add up
about money you had to show you
haven't any left.
Its better for girl TO have fortune
than titled husband, because il she
has she can get the other with II If she
insists upon it.
If man is plumber 1T probably
lust his luck never TO have anything
happen to the water pipes in his own
house so he could save money by fix
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-01
BOOK LORE.

II you are acquainted with any pes
eimists. tell them about The Circle
for November zeal Tbanksgiy wing
number with good cheer articles
and bright. happy stories 10 abund-
ance. The HOe-Man's Tbanksgix-
ing" by Edwin Markham. must be
cIassed with that other poem. The
Man With the Hoe, which made
him famous. william Jennings Bryan
fills two pages ~ The circle
with an article IN which be gives
some 81 the many reasons why We
Ought to BE TbankfDi''--a Thanks
giving message for the American peo-
pie. Florence Morse KIngsiey's story
~ - Belaled Thanksgiving" -
o5e of the best Thanksgiving stories
that has ever been written. Ard Bur
ges johnson has written IN behalf -
THE Thanksgiving Turkey de-
Tense of His Ancestry. al this
Thanksgiving material y interpreted
among the usual articles and stories.
james ". Van CIeayes has eOcfri5-
nted an article - The Circle
which treats ~ the relation between
trade conditions and the present
farig. There - no question but that
this article on why The Manuf4c-
turer Wants = Tariff Commission
will be given very serious eonsidera-
ton BY those who have the business
Affairs ~ the nation ~ heart.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-01

It is undigested food that causss
sourness and painful indigestion. Ko-
dol For Indigestion should be used for
relief. Kodol is solution Of vegetable
acids. Ii dIgests what you eat, ]
corrects the deficiencies Of digestion
Kodol conforms to the National PIrt
Food and Drug Law. Sold here By
veldmeyer Bros pruggistg
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-01
LEARN TO COOK

The regular price ofTHE WHITE
HOUSE COOK BOOK is 500, the
price Of THE PHILADELPHIA
PRESS daily ,one year lie $500 THE
PRESS" makes special cut rate offer
whereby both can be secured for the
unheard Of low price Of $3.50.
Write the Circulation Department Of
THE PHIL ADELPAIA PRESS.
DO 1T BEFORE THE BOOKS ARE
ALL GONE. Nv nj.