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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

suit should not be brought against him
for the Office of state controller he
should either relinquish his Office or
prove his title in court Accompanying
the notice. were the complaint and
charges OF Mattison. 1t is held by the
Gillett apointee that at the time of
Nye's second appointment, January Z.
1907. there was no vacancy in the Office
of state controller, the term for which
Nye was named having not expired AZ
the time of his second appointment IL
is held that the last appointment was
for a term that had not commenced. z
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

Now that the road into Yosemite
valley is not desirable for an endur-
ance run the officers Of the automobile
dealers association of California will
have to look elsewhere. The run to
La Honda was such a success that the
members of the association want to
have another as soon as possible.
President J. W. Leavitt will call a
meeting for early next week to discuss
the question. Suggestions will be re-
ceived by the runs and tour committee
and IL will traverse several routes and
make a selection. 1t win ask for sug-
gestions also for the hill climbing con-
test
The account OF the experiences of
Leavitt on his trip in the REQ car into
Yosemite valley, published exclusively
by The Call yesterday. kept Leavitt an
swering questions all day concerning
the roads. II was surprising to note
how many had planned the trip and
were grateful for the information that
saved them from rough experience
The following telegram has been re-
ceived by the Pioneer automobile COM
pany from the Olds motor works at
Lansing. Mich:
oidsnobie wins more records day than
any car record: touring car broke worlds
record hundred miles; model H won so mile
race. ResdviIle Mass; perfect score three
days reliability run at Newark; second and
third places Washington 100 mile race; best
time Kansas City hill climb; winners at Bridge
port and Wllkesbarre; largest reunion of auto
mobiles ever held in New York-200 Oldsmobiles.
81 makes. in line. President Roosevelt rides In
oldsmobile at Lansing Friday.
Another shipment of Dragon auto
mobiles was received yesterday by
D'Arcy-Scott company. Most of these
have been sold and only couple will
be placed on the floor of the salesroom
Roy c Scott viii leave today on a
business trip through Napa and the
St Helena district.
G. A Boyer Of the Boyer motor car
company has received the following
from the Franklin factory:
From May Is. 1906. 10 May IS. 1907. I'VE
shipped 1882 automobiles. Only three other con
Germs in this country shipped many, but the
two-thrds the value of shipments. Really
the business done is what counts
X. F. Wilson. the head OF the COM
pany handling the Moline car, took a
fast ride around the bay yesterday
morning. The trip was made in four
hours elapsed time. One hour and is
minutes was spent in San Jose.
J. H Speck and Fernando Nelson
have ordered Thomas Flyer raceabouts
of 20 horsepower.
J. Fl. Mckenzie and a party of friends
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MATTISoN SERVES NOTICE
OF SUIT AGAINST NYE
Legal Fight for the Office of. State
Controller Will Soon Be
Under Way

SACRAMENTO. June 5.-Frank Mat
tison. appointed state controller py
Governor Gillett to succeed a. B. Nye'
fled notice upon the latter this morn
ing that unless he could, within ten
days, show cause to the attorney why
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

tate, the Alameda sugar company. the
Pleasanton hop company. the Rancho
del Vale and Mrs. Hewlett. County
Surveyor p. A. Haviland is supervising
the project. Fred Tibbets is the en-
the operating engineer.
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RICH VALLEY LAND is
FAST BEING RECLAIMED
Five Thousand Acres of Swamp Dis
trict Near Pleasanton Will
Soon Be Fertile

PLEASANTON, June 5.-Nearly 5000
acres of the richest valley land in this
vicinity that have for the greater part
OF the year formed the bottom of a
shallow lagoon are being permanently
reclaimed by means of canals and
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

mittee of the seamen's union voted
at Marseilles today in favor of re-
Stunning work tomorrow and this de-
cision was at once telegraphed to all
norris
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CASTLE CRAGFARM


Former Site CASTLE CRAG TAVERN,
100 Acres Forest. Meadow and Garden Land.
Furnished log cabins, 81 per day each person;
special family rates Central grill European
plan. genuine home cooking. reasonable charges.
Here you are expected TO wear plain clothes
and lead simple life; II you can't do this
don't come. Address M. ". HARLOW. Manager,
Castle Crag tvia Dunsmuir), California
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THE MONTERREY
MINERAL SPRINGS

And baths. for IMMEDIATE relief and Aaso-
LoLE CURE Of Kidney diseases Rheunsfism
Malaria, Stomach and Liver troubles and Nsr
vousness. ETC. Cottages or single rooms win or
without board. including baths and the water
VI to 81 per day. e ""e'
The finest fishing KNOWN within 9 r,,ute.,
Walk on this resort. which is located within
2.osNs ol z nnes or streftcars. In the pines
20 Prescott avg New Monterey. or take the Bar
racks ear to end Of track and then wslk a blocks
20 tne springs Address J.. 0'CONNOR. New
Monterey. Monterey Co.. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

). H Mckenzie and party of friends
made the run from Santa Cruz TO Oak
land in four hours on Tuesday in Mac
kenzie,s Oldsmobile. While Mackenzle
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HOLD YOUR BAGGAGE CHECKS

Sntii you reach Santa Crux aud telephone to
OhAiGS EXPRESS. phone Red 1f6l. or leave
av-. Santa Cruz Agency for the q r. Cali
reasonable rates Residence phone Red 1se1
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SEE YOSEMITE.

Yosemite railroad now open. Write
o. w. Lehmer. traf. mgr. Merced.. Cal
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cAMPBELL,s HOT SPRINGS

H. PEARCE, Prop, Sierraville. Cal.
Most beautiful resort in Sierra Nevada noun
tans: u miles from Sierraville. overlooking the
grand Sierra valley; altitude 5000: water unsur-
passed for rheumatism. gout liver and kidney
complaints and all stomach troubles; no snakes
or poison oak; plenty OF hunting and fishing;
good livery: picturesque drives. Rates S12 to
$14 week. Round trip ticket 10 Truckee or Boca
At Truckee stage direct to springs. by Boca
and Loyalton R. r. Round trip tickets Pam
phlets application
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages In the mountains near santa Cruz
FIRST class table. club room; dancing pavilion
oowilng eroquet; rates 50 and $40: carriage
PHILLIPS. Prop. Santa Cruz Cal
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NAPA SODA SPRINGS

NOW OPEN. The most beautiful mountain
health and pleasure resort. New skating rink
Address JOHN JACOBS. Proprietor, Napa Soda
Springs, CAL
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DUNCAN SPRINGS

Nov open- Rates from $f1 upward per veek
Write FOR particulars. Address HOWELL RRf,S
Hopland. Mendocino county. Cal.
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REDWOOD RETREAT

AIT 1000 IT.: built among beautiful groves
Inc nnesr location IN santa Cruz mountains:
pienty or fru1t: amusement hall: swimming
tank, billiards and other diversions free 10
guests, mineral springs. nshing; new free vacs-
uon plan. IS to $40 per week Phone or sd-
dress X. r. Warham- r. d. 2S. Gfiroy. Cal.
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ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS

Southern California: elevation 1000 feet. water
l86 degrees: natural steam and mud baths. now
hotel. Write for booklet or call Mt ANS
1892 FILLMORE ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

J. H Speck and Fernando Nelson
have ordered Thomas Flyer racea bouts
Of 20 horsepower.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06
Pacific Grove Hotel

Formerly Hotel FL CarmeIo. Pacific Grove.
Under the same ownership as the Hotel del
Monte quiet resort, with every comfort AZ .
most reasonable rates In close touch with San
francisco. San Jose and Santa Cruz. Through
ehair car and parlOr service to and from Los
Angeles and San Francisco daily.
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VILLA FONTENAY

= Under new management. Santa Cruz mountains
= miles from Glenwood First class table
Bowling. electric lights billiards. dancing "a
vilion, club room: SO up Phone State s3 SEND
for booklet. Rice Harper. r. +. D. l. Santa Cruz
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

SUMMIT HorEL-cottsees tents .-.n.rd
redwoods. tennis croquet dancing esninS
CHARMING spot in Santa CruE mountains. Round
Tip Sz-lo- Carriage meets trains. Rates AZ Is
AZ week. Mr.. AND MRS BOWMAN. props .
Mrlgnts. Santa Clara county. Cab Phone Summit
Hotel >or Merritt 2510 OAKLAND
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BEACH HILL INN

Best location on Beach Hiil Santa Cruz. En-
iarged since last season Overlooking beach ana
casino Large Grounds Rooms handsomely ana
artlsteally furnished. Handsomest dining room
IN santa Cruz Write for booklet and rates
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

X. F. Wilson. the head OF the COM
pany handling the Moline car, took a
fast ride around the bay yesterday
morning. The trip was made in four
hours elapsed time. One hour and is
minutes was spent in San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06
HOTEL BELVEDERE

Ready for guests. Ample accommodations. New
annex Private baths, fishing. bathing boating.
Address MRS. A. T. MOORE. BELyEDERE.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06
HOTEL METROPOLE
EUROPEAN PLAN
Most modern hotel tn Santa Cruz
Rooms from SOC up
HEDGPETH Bros Prop.
WILLOW RANCH

Delightfully."- located in the rsdwoods s mile.
from Santa Cruz: spring water. fruit milk. 81.
free conveyance; 81 per week MRS M n
CRANDbLL. Santa Cruz. CAL
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SPRINGS

IS different mineral springs for health and pleas
ure. Write for booklet.
J. MARTENS. Bachelor p o.. Lake Co.. Cal.
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HANLY sANAroRurM

AT santa Cruz By the sea- Modern tre,tmsnfs
Medical and surgical patients received fron, All
practlcing physicians- Rates from $50 per week
lPwar9- For particulars write MISS NJ J.
hANLf, Santa Cruz. Cal
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CAMPING

GUERNEWOOD PARK. on Russian river: fish
ing, boating and bathing, tents and cots rented:
lots for sale. Write for circular. GUERNE &
McLANE, Guerneville.
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THE ANTIEpS

Large. sunny. well furnished rooms on car
me- within walking distance Santa Cruz beach
and Seabright. Commanding view Of ,nor,tssns
For particulars address MISS MARIE E Or
NANCE. The Antlers. Santa Cruz Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-06

MENDOCINO COUNTY
Curative waters, champagne baths and famous
beauty baths. Hunting. fishing. first class table
J. A. REDEMEYER. Proprietor.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET


Special to The Chieftain.
Kansas City Stock Yards, July 23-
Phenomenal supplies of quarantine
cattle continue to arrive, total for
last week here 9l0 car loads, heaviest
week ever known in the quarantine
market at Kansas City. The market
was lower Monday, but regained che
loss later in the week, finally closing
steady on fair to good steers, light
steers and she stuff 10 to 20 lower, cal
yes soc lower. Supply today is heavy
at 275 car loads. and more mixed as to
quality than heretofore. Buyers are
more independent today than usual,
prices are to Is lower. Some corn
fed steers today sold above $500, bulk
Of grass steers s3.85 at St65, COWS 81
65 to 50. As, calves "a. so to 25. Cattle
are now moving pretty freely from pas
turesin nativeterritory and the market
on all grass cattle is likely TO suffer
some losses, as is usually the case
after the heavy fall moment OF grass
cattle set IN. In the meantime, fed
cattle are getting scarce, and sell firm
top here today s7.i0 Grass cattle
are coming in good condition as
rule, which'makes buyers more amiable
and good grass and improving corn
prospects stimulate the general mar
ket.
Hog marketing continues liberal
81, GOO last week, but only 5000 here
today. The market appears to he
hopelessly on the down grade last
week, but eastern shippers have been
in the market since Thursday here,
materially beneftting prices on ligtt
weights marked on that class 5 to u
higher today, heayies steady. Packers
have been putting away meat for
some time, and a spread 10 prices is
widening each week as a result Of dis
elimination against heavy packing
hogs top today IS se1O, bulk Of sales
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-23
A SPLENDID HOG COUNTRY
AND QUALITY IMPROVING

During the 3 years that l have
been shipping stock, have noticed
great change in the quality as we'll as
a tremendous increase in the hog sup
ply in my territory" said G. b.
Williams OF ViniCa, IT,, who came
Ia yesterday with a carload OF hogs
"And if we get statehood, there is
bound to be still greater changes.
When commenced to ship from there
hogs would sell 20 cents below hogs
from Kansas, but now frequently
sell my hogs right at the top price.
The quality is being improved very
fast all over that part of the territory.
We have fine hog cogigtry, and as
the land becomes settled and farmed
the number is bound to increase for a
good many years The country is
capable of producing many more
times the number OF hogs that 1t does
now, and it is but a question Of lit
tie time when it will be done. When
the statehood matter IS settled great
changes will come Cattle feeding is
also incte easing very fast"
Matt Sloan Of the Cherokee nation
had ia Monday a car load Cf hogs
Kansas City Star.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-23
LOCAL NOTES

N. X. Warner is in Chelsea today.
Almon Scott is reported sick today.
w. c. Wright returned from Tulsa
last night.
w. H. Koruegay went to Muskogee
on the fast mail today.
Eugene Ficklin Is able to be at work
again after a months illness.
Big, good natured Ed. Halsell of
Muskogee arrived here last evening.
W. E. Clapham is confined to his
home today by an attack of malaria.
Judge Gill this morning granted a
divorce to Taylor Harry Of Eucha.
W. e HalSell is expected to arrive
from his Texas ranch this evening
Johnson Falling and wife went to
their farm neaHFairland this morning.
/ Miss Lulu Province, of Paris Texss
is visiting the family of J. T. Gunter'
Earl Baylees, of Claremore, son OF
j. M. Bayless, deceased, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Bertha Thomas01 reports
very pleasant time at Manltou Springs
Col, where she is visiting.
Mr.. Fred Lucas, of Joplin, general
manager of the Spring River Power
company, is in the city today.
Fred w. Bartell, the Chautauqua
manager was here today to make ar
rangements for the season of 1908.
Heber Skinner announces himself
the Daddy" of a fine baby girl, born
early this morning Mother and
daughter doing nicely.
Judge Clark received a letter from
DR.. E. B. Frayser ia which he states
the party is having an enjoyable time
and that Mr. Buflington's health is
much improved.
Marshal Darrough went to Musko-
gee on the fast mail and took with
him Robert Lewis, alias John Cat, |
wanted in the western district for
grand larceny.
Miss Lilly Reynolds returned from
Kansas City last night. She has been
in the Kansas City hospital for some
two weeks but is recovering nicely |
now. Her eyesight beirg much i'm
proved.
0. p. Foreman, genera agent Of
Federal Union Surety company ioi
Indian Territory, leaves tonight for his
home at Indianapolis, Indiana. Mr..
Foreman is now state agent for the
Federal Union company for the states
of Ohio and Indiana.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-23
seedless Tomatoes.

washington, D. G., July PA seed
less tomato is the latest accomplish
|ment OF the agricultural department
Seedless oranges we're developed many
years ago and seedless apples are not
"a curiosity.
After a series Of experiments ex-
perts Of the department finally secur-
ed a seedless tomato. They got 1t IN
two different ways, by crossing varie-
ITS and by high feeding with fertil-
izer At the New Jersey experiment
station the seedless tomato was pro
|duced By crossing. This variety grew
to very large size, almost twice the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-23
An .he World

knows that Ballads Snow LinimenS
has no superior for Rheumatism, stiff
joints, cuts sprains, lumbago and all
pains Buy it, try it and you will al
wals use il. ANY body who has used
Billiards. Snow Liniment is living
proof Of what it does All we ask Of
you is to get trial bottle. Price, 25,
50 and sLOo. Peoples Drug Store "
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-23

About 5000 worth of staple and fan
cy groceries and other useful articles
have been donated to the Christian
church by various firms, manufactur-
ers and companies, through the Rat
lff-Sanders Wholesale Grocery Co.,
and some of our retail dealers and
will be sold tomorrow Immediately af-
ter dinner at the church basement.
Come and enjoy the Big Chicken Din
ner and take home some of these
goods.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-23
rdinary tomato.

size of the ordinary tomato.
The Wisconsin experiment. station
used 800 pounds Of nitrate Of soda,
400 pounds of sulphate Of potash and
100 pounds of dessicated bone per
acre. A tremendous crop Of tomatoes
was secured and every tomato was
.seedless. Cuttings from these plants
we're then set out and remained true
TO type, but produced even more and
larger tomatoes.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-23
). 80 to Cos heavy hogs /. $50 to 500.

OsJO w OsOo iiOHfJ iiobo SioN W c'"V'
Mutton supplies are small, and con-
fined mostly to small bands Of natives,
as Arizona is the only range country
now sending anything Of consequence
to market. Prices are not much
changed from week ago, run 5000 to-
day marke. steady. Lambs bring
S7.O0 to 7.65, wethers and yearlIngs
s5 SO to 600. best native ewes $50
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-23

W. NJ. Richard Of Columbus, Kan
sas. the southwestern agent Of Ban
croft Whitney Co., Of San Francisco
is in town today calling on the attor-
neys.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-27

Incandescent lihgts, this will afford a
stage picture or oriental beauty and
magnifcence. The engagement OF
this organization, lin these two play,
will be the most pretentious that has
occurred here this season, it requires
three sixty foot baggage cars to
transport the scenic and electric eff
fects of these two pieces. "A Coun-
try Girl' will be given on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
and Wednesday matinee. "The Gin
galec' on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings and Saturday matinee
The advance sale for the two pro-
auctions opened yesterday morning.
Mail orders will be filled in the order
in which they are received as near as
possible to location desired
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-27
"A COUNTRY GIRL" AND THE
CINGALEE."

At last we are to hear England's
greatest and most sumptuous musical
comedies, "a Country Girl" and "The
Cingalee" which opens here Monday
evening for six nights and two matt
nees. They will be presented by The
Augustin Daily musical company.
These two musical plays were written
by James T. Tanner, with Lyrics by
Adrian Ross, Paul Rubens and Percy
Greenbank, Music by Lionel Mono
ton. They were originally produced
in London at Days theatre, after
which they were wrought to Days
New York theatre, where they en-
joyed long and prosperous runs. The
present productions are complete in
every detail and will be produced
here on magnificent scale. A grand
chorus of Sixty voices and fifteen
principals, and augmented orchestra
are creatures of the performances
The first act of "a Country Girl"
takes place IN the rustic surroundings
of an English estate. The second act
is laid in the interior of the Palace of
Fine Arts, London, where a gorgeous
fancy dress ball takes place There is
plenty of hay, and fashion, BOTH Il
is delightfully."- rustic, but none the less
pretty. The score is brimfull of must
cal gems. "The Cingalee," is oriental
in the truest sense of the word. The
first act is laid on a tea plantation in
"Ceylon." The second act takes place
at the palace of an oriental potentate
on Lage Handy, it is this scene that
is said to be marvellous bit of work.
manship. The Interior of the palace
will be illuminated with hundreds OF
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-27
TRUTH

As said before, the Orpheum pro-
gram is full of variety, and-mostly-
good.
1t is not generally known that Nat
Goodwin, the we'll known comedian,
few seasons ago played "A Mid"
summer Nights Dream" Goodwin
spent fortune in costumes and elab'
crate scenery, giving the New York
crs a scenic revelation.
The genial Nat played Bottom
of course, but with all his cleverness
and energy the bottom fell out of the
box-office and the production was
monetary failure.
At present Mr.. Goodwin and Mr.
Shakespeare are not on professional
terms of friendship. Again was Puck
right when he said, What fools these
mortals be-"
The celebrated Considine and Sui
Ivan road show has been astonishing
those who have acquired the Lyric
habit. During the week business at
the popular little house has been
splendid. Salt Lakers are certainly
waking up to the fact that here in
their midst is good amusement at
prices so low as to make the ticket
buyer blush at the cheapness. But
the only cheapness about the Lyric
is the price of admission-the goods
on the stage are different matter.
Beginning with the matinee today
there is an entire change of bill.
HARRY LIE GRANDE.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-27
MISS OSBORNE AT THE
ORPHEUM.

Feminine interest should be greatly
aroused during Miss Merri C5bornes
engagement at the Orpheum next
week. Miss Osborne will present
comedy with Music and Lyrics, from
her own pen entitled, Tanning an
Actress" This clever little play has
made a tremendous success since its
initial performance in New York City
The story is most Interestingly told
and holds the attention of the auditor
throughout. Miss Osborne makes her
own production. The scene is bed
chamber, draperies and hangings OF
Du Barry rose silk reb; bed coverings
of Renaissance lace over pink silk.
During the action of the play Miss
Osborne disrobes and retires for the
night. One critic in writing of this
episode, says, Miss Osborne has
dash of the French Soubrette in her
methods and has the proper sense of
delcacy to go with it. Her bedcham-
Der scene is presented with degree
of restraint which averts any posi-
biity of offence. She makes it in
teresting yet well-mannered." Three
changes of costume are made. each of
which offers dainty display of the
Modistes' art
Joseph Adelman trio, premier Euro
pean xylophonists, are said to afford
a revelation in the much abused must
cal art of playing on the primitive in
strument The leader puts his whole
soul into his work and is good He
is assisted by Mrs. Adelman and a
dainty girl.
The Panther trio, comedy gym
nasts, furnish a novelty act that is
bound to please. This aggregation
includes Miss Panther, deserves as
very good to look upon, who will Of
fer mixture of comedy and parlor
gymnastics.
Carroll and Baker are Hebrew CO.
medians whose long suits are paro-
dies and dancing
Mabel Berra is handsome young
woman endowed by kind Nature with
very pleasing mezzo soprano voice
which she knows how to use to good
effect
To quote the Portland Oregonian,
Robert Nome, the whistler, has one
of the best musical acts in vaudeville.
He whistles in the most melodious
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-27
x nMUSEMENTS Il

Salt Lake heatre.-Henrietta Cros-
man in ll-of-a-Sudden Peggy"
matinee today, performance tonight.
Orpheum.-High Class Vaudeville,
matinee and night.
Lyric-Continuous Vaudeville, af-
tcrnoon and night.