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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

lust Out of College" will be given a
the American on Thanksgiving day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

The House of a Thousand Candles
will soon have its first western presen-
tation at the Alcazar theater.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
National

The great Lind. most famous of fe-
male impersonators, will head the new
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

Harry Woodruff has forsaken the
legitimate if Brown of Harvard" is
that. and has gone into vaudeville.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

Joseph Kane has taken Gus Rogers
part in the Roger. brothers play Kane
understudied Gus up to the time of the
latter,s death
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

May Yohe is in town. but she is not
playing in vaudeville this year. She
appeared last season at the National.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

Tomorrow night at the Alcazar thea :
ter promises to be an event of much
viii resume his artistic duties as char
acter comedian of the stock company
and the University of California will be
well represented when Richard Walton
Tully's play. "A Strenuous Life, viii
be produced. The author was a wei
known California student
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

wardrobe woman. A special holiday
matinee performance of The Chorus
Lady VIII be given on Thanksgiving
day afternoon and the last perform
NelnbeF %.
Eugene Walters powerful play of
contemporary American life, Paid ia
Full, is announced for an enga cement
positively limited TO one week at the
Van Ness commencing Monday. Novem-'
Der go
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

he proposes to write 10 more and then
quit and take a rest.
A special holiday matinee of "The
chorus Lady will be given at the Van
Ness on Thanksgiving day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

Blanche Bates has entered into the
fourth month of her run in THE Fight
ing Hope at the Stuyvesant theater.
New York. She writes to friends in
THIS city that she and the production
will come direct to this city as soon
as the New York engagement is con-
Guided This viii not be for many
months, however.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

Florence Roberts is trying out a new
play In the middle western states. Il
Is by a hitherto unknown playwright
seymour ODermer. and is called 's'rhe
House of Bondage" 1t is an emotiona
drama and John Cort thinks it so wei
suited to his stars ability that he ha.
given the play an expensive produc-
toin.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

INGLESIDE CARS RUN DIRECT TO
PARK
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

The Honeymooners,r which comes to
the American soon, is said to be full of
song hits. among which san Fran
cisco's Ny Home" is one of the best
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
0rpheun1

The program at the Orpheum this
week, beginning with the matinee to-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-27

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-27

Human Hearis"
ia human lieaf which WIN be
Htsente3 at The ur9ke tonight the
slary told one oi much interest in
which the ympathiee Of the audience
are Thoroughly enlisted Tom l.ogan.
an honest blacksmith living in the
Miis ~ Arkansas IS ebirapped by an
adyeniucress whom he maffies with
oai aiseofering her Character Alter
ine apd while poor Tom tlink his
haHHlne b secnre ber iormer lovet
apeue 90 the scene a murdar is
vmnAtsea nnd through ihe nottines
81 tbis tniaWou8 man end woman the
tr0ne ia fastened on Yon. he dis
'toYcr fiic truth bat tlroagh bis love
ior the W0nan rather fln4 hatray
her he Bears the gtigma stands trial.
Is convicted and senRncca t1 the
state prison Tor liie wheae h@ aWule
have remained had e nor been Tor
no Intervention OF iaithiU iUenis.
WHO bring his ease 10 the notice of
fhe Governor 81 ArNansaa n iae
eni al c1Gfse 'all ends happily anI
Jna Is restored 70 hig former ctana-
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cast from the first therefore the more
troublesome in the future Mr. Ja k
son approves Of an enforcement pro
vision gieing as IFS reason that q man
beholden 70 the state at large. and APP
pointiye. Nuuld b. more ikely 90 en-.
force all provisions OF the law than
one elected who osiaighi use his office
&C. secure reelection.
This will be q stormy week in the
senate as the members have MOI SO
much committee work &c DC. and they
win set into deSate for the mere sake
of keeping ready for emergencies.
When Brook gets home he viii find
plenty Oh petitions. communications
and statemnts ia writing for his
consideration
Two sections Of the school measure
Franklins could be agreed on in
the committee ami the nate viii
take few trials al II ID committee
Of the whole
Soma on Stewart Is having trouble
getting acquainted with the work la
beled his bin on telegraph and tele-
phone matters It was ripped open
and ioregin clothes put on The thing
until th0 statesman from Aptlers does
net know aethcr it Is tit for a flll
dress ball o. not
strain and Nqys arg not great on
speeches and The "clhaF room no.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-27

ing iu tBe community he play is
one in which pathas s comblWl with
comedy 1ls orgnulzatiou presenting
iiiman efiafis rs under fhe man-
aeemept of ~ q NankoyHic who
has directed rs tour most success-
fuRy lor . number OF years Mrs
NankeYIlle Is said 60 have provided
ample scenic display for the produc-
tion and tc have engaged a splendid
company cor Che portrayal of tile
yarlous characters
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The upper crust 81 society depends
% |ha Amount Of dough underAeaih.
Philadelphia liecord
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sulphur has big poultry show
this week
County Treasurer Tied Up Is the
heading OF an article in the Alva Rem
frew Record The article relates tlle
treasurer can not let 90 of the funds
on account Of q process OF law, and,
really he ought 10 be happy as
spending is generally the easier task
OF the financial game.
/ William IA. White married Miss
& Ruby Swan at Anadarko IL names
signify our friend William is a splen-
did Judge. of birds.
! It is said eight OF the thirtyIour
members OF the Kinghsher mothers
club have no children. Probably
members of the advisory board.
Kohns store at Purcell was robbed,
and the thief made a Aeayy draw on
summer underwear GpTely there viii
not be any winter when a prophet
thief secures his summer goods m
January
Albany has had another FIRE Of sup.
messed incendiary origin.
: Cherokee Is a live town indeed The
denlzens making il a custom to ban-
quet q Judge each week placiAg the
cmwt on enc bench with q well filled
staiaaeh-and Chcl3isee nas a reputa-
zion TOR good pe9pie
J Oklahoma City has agreed 10 let a
I man build q cotton mill 10 that city
iif be viii agree 70 furnish all Of the
Imoney-
Andrew Davis engaged ia a quarrel
at silver -ske and was seriously in-
lured, being shot in the thigh.
Mrs Mover three miles I'D the
country from Bartleswlle, while burn
! ing brush, had hcr dress catch On fire,
and the injuries sustained caused
death She had been resident Of
thst section for almost thirty years.
Marshall Stokes of collinnille cap.
lhred John Rider VINO admitted he
was IN possession oil stolen horse,
land the official viii be s35 to the good
( likewise the community viii not be
retarded IN Growth on account OF Rid.
ler's enforced absence.
a hotel at Mangun is not being
toverly well pauonized on account OF
q case oi small pox
Farmers are pl0Wing for oats IN the
! Manchester part OF Gram county and
the editors are aspiring for conven-
tion honors
A Luther negro went 10 Sapulpa 20
see III the place was as advertised got
sent to Luther, whether for more
robbed OF S56 arrested fned, and
cash or to add to the gayety Is not re-
lated
When no more than ten are arr
( raiBned in police court at Tulsa at one
time the local papers speak OF the
( event as poor day FOR offenders.
shattuck has . new health sani-
tarium
According to the Sulphur Democrat
1 q mad eat got after two men Of that
arlstocratic oite bit 5nem and created
panic The application Of mad
/ affua tssnr roeo,sfaH "a fu oNa Instance
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-27

brace the oppOrluniiN And this Us
what Henry W SoYage did when he
produced George AIDES beautiful com
fdy. Tie College Widow &c is
what the late Augusiin Daily used
felicnOusly to can n play % contem-
p0raneOus interastN That is the pres
ent attitude of The theatre going G0b-
lie 10 has tired of the sWash-Ducker
drama. once the rage Tragedy. iln.
les sacted by q man or woman of
tnnscient ability no longer at-
tracts The problem play IS on the
wane
The minority OF ms Americans lead
strenuous lives lp selidefense. our
evenings. of some OF them, must be
spent ~ amusement, and the theatre
IS The iaYorile form OF entertainment
with niuetenths of The people We
cannot be narrowed up by suffering
hy even suffering that we know 10 be
simulated W. have troubles of our
own which harrow us sufficiently
eFaiy day, ana. on the other hand. in
comedy, too often vapld and meaning.
less. does not seem quite satisfactory
TO our craving We want 90 laugh
but we want something sane. some.
fhlns which appeals lo as as real
aa u indeed ii might have happened,
while az the same time we can laugh
baa 10 oner and one that the public
Uil over Che Duited States. has seized
upon with aylditv It Is Joyous
play. huhhling over with life youth
enthusieam. o play that takes one
ont of oneself makes one forget en-
( na "aiiuga und arrnQra of oi1vffia frt. tf,
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In memoriam TO Bachelor Brook
he has departed from the ranks, and
Wednesday win hC ne longer eligii le
10 n,oeihorship. ia vas 4 good stiwag
membe4 and bis uualiiicaii0n daiss
back some time No longer win he
he able g. "a horseback riding vi d
the gang and hereafter he will con.
suit hOusep from whose decisions
he viii soon lGarn not to appe i
Good bye and may you develop Wis
dlm and be an adept in refraini 3
rom spAking until you are sure 3f
imperial consent
Eenator Holman has written TO tho
nress oi bis district. satlng low the c'e
who wish TO gt school fund loans
may secure same explaining tina II
VIII not De necessary tc nave atter.
neys to ~ theft papers It sai IS
correspondence ans covers an oi ie
Points Involved
sena cr TAYLOR has letter tf n
Attorney General Jackson OF Kans s.
stating ihe salient provisions o.
prohibition laws 1i thar state and
writer IS o. opinion the law be lls
TO enforce Is hotter than that
Maine Mr Jackson opposes Ivy
maHng it mandatory O. send p mon
to iail for first vtfsnse. and advis
agaipst q jan sentence tae .irsl 10
oXpl ainiDe ha &c affnder ua N
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When no more than ten are arr
raigned in police court at Tulsa at one
time the local papers speak Of the
event as poor day for offenders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-27

According to the Sulphur Democrat
a mad eat got after two men of that
arlstocratic citc bit 5aem and created
a panic The application Of mad
stone was resorted to 10 ole instance.
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shattuck has new heaith sani-
tarium
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A Luther negro went 10 Sapulpa 20
see ii the place was as advertised got
sent to Luther; whether for more
robbed OF S56 arrested fined, and
cash or TO add to the gayety Is not re-
lated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-27

Farmers are ploWing for oats IN the
Manchester part OF Gram county aud
the editors are aspiring for convent
tion hoAors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-27

3sge i. Cline aged SO, died
Narroil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-27

a hotel al Mangun is not being
overly well pauonized on account OF
a case oil small pox
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-03
LYNCH RE, E,ELECTED
BY SAFE MAJORITY
Syracuse, New York, Man Will Con-
tnue as President of information.
al typographical Union.

Indianapolis, June 3.-The result OF
the election of officers of the Inter
national Typographical Union was Of
ficially announced last night as fol
lows:
President. M. Lynch, Syracuse
New York.
First Vice President. W. Hays
Minneapolis.
y.Treasurer-J. w. Bran
wood, Denver.
Agent Printers Home--George P
Nichols, Baltimore.
Delegates to American Federation
of Labor--Frank Morrison, Chicago;
Max s. Hays, Cleveland; Hugh Stew
enson, Toronto, Ontario; 7. w. Nc
Cullough, Omaha.
Trustees Union Printers Home
Anna G. Wilson, Washington; L. c
Shepard, Grand Rapids; Thomas Nc
Caffrey, Colorado Springs
The total vote cast for president
was 21,O76 for Lynch, and 13,S61 fol
H. D. Hudspeth, Of New Orleans, Civ
ing Lynch a majority of Ills.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-03
MINING EXPERT OUT
FOR VICE PRESIDENCY
hn Hays Hammond Decides to
make Race at Urgent Solicitation
of His Friends.

Washington, June 3.--After consid
Grafton of the suggestion of his
western fields John Hays Hammond
has decided to enter the contest for
the nomination for vice-president on
the Republican ticket. He is being
urged by his friends on the ground
that he Is a Californian by birth, has
a very intimate knowledge Of all prob
lens, political and economic, affect
ing the United States and is now a
resident of Gloucester. Massachusetts
Mr.. Hammond was formerly connect
ed with the Guggenheim Mining com
pany, but now has no connection with
the smelling trust. Besides this Mr.
Hammond has the advantage, it is
urged, of a strong following among
business men and this, it Is consider
ed, may be an important feature OF
his candidacy. For the past year Mr.
Hammond has been engaged lndepend
emily in his professional work as min
ing engineer without any connection
with mining companies. Mr.. Ham
mond is in Washington and it was af
ter several conferences with his po
litical friends that the decision was
reached to make the announcement
of his candidacy.
John B. Montgomery. Of Colorado
left for Chicago today to establish
headquarters in the Auditorium An
mex in the interest of the candidacy
Of Mr.. Hammond for the Republican
vlce-p presidential nomination.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-03
OPIUM FlEND DIES
IN TUCUMCARl JAIL
Dead Man Believed to Have Been Old
Time Puguiist--WiI Result in
investigation Of Drug Evil.

Tucumcari, N. NJ, June "a man
giving the name Of Thomas Butler,
supposed to be an old-time heavy
weight pugulist with a good record on
both sides of the Atlantic, died in Jail
here Monday as result Of opium
poisoning.
He came to Tucumcari last Wednes-
day and on Thursday was found in a
box car In the local yards in a coma.
tose condition. He was removed to the
Jail and the removal of his clothing
revealed several ounces of opium
which, on his revival, he said he had
purchased from Tucumcari China
man.
He said he had lived in Denver
but would give no further details. He
was SO weakened by the drug that he
could not rally, but fingered until
Monday. His body was badly SCARED
by knife wounds, showing he had in
all probabilities been in many tight
places. He was buried at the expense
of the county.
One effect of his death will be an
effort by the authorities to suppress
the opium traffic, which is believed to
be carried on by Tucumcari China
man. SSW'
If Buffers story can be believed Tu
lcumcari Is distributing point for the
drug to consumers in this section OF
1.-THE Southwest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-03
PROGRAM FOR FIRST
DAY OF CONVENTION
Chairman Harry S. New Of the Repub.
ican National Committee, An
nounces Il.

Chicago, June 3.-The program for
the first days session Of the Republi-
can national convention to be held in
this city on June l6 was announced
last night by Chairman Harry s. New
and Secretary Elmer Dover. 1t fol.
lows:
Convention to be called to order by
Harry S. New, chairman of the ma
tional committee at IL o'clock noon
on juno 10th.
Prayer by Bishop r. J. Muldoon.
Presentation of the gavel to Nation
al Chairman Harry s. New.
Call of the national convention read
by Secretary Elmer Dover.
Introduction Of the temporary chair.
man.
Address Of the temporary chairman
Presentation of the gavel to the
temporary chairman.
Election of other temporary officers
The selection of a committee on
temporary organization. rules and or.
der of business, credentials and reso.
lutions.
Miscellaneous business
The gayel will be made out of wood
from Fort Dearborn, according to the
plans of the local committee on ar
rangements
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-03
BEING TRIED FOR
BRUTAL MURDER
Estevan Domnguez Faces Jury at Las
Vegas on Charge Of Killing
Aged Merchant.

Las Vegas, n NJ, June 3.-What
promises to be the hardest fought
case at this term Of the district court
was begun here this morning before
Judge William J. Mills, when Estevan
Dominguez, of Anton Chico, was plac.
ed on trial for the brutal murder OF
j. H. Teitlebaum, an aged merchant
who was killed in cold blood last Feb.
ruary at Tecolote, this county.
Leandro Romero and David Encinas
the alleged accomplices of Dominguez
have already made full confessions ad
mitting their part in the crime and
they implicate Doming,lez in the kill
ing together with Mrs. Teitlebaum
the child wife of the dead man, who
will be tried as an accOmplice, I'M
mediately after the case of Domingue2
is disposed Of.
Dominguez will try and establish an
alibi and has a large number of wit
nesses here from his home at Antor
Chico for that purpose.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-03
OUTSIDER WINS
ENGLISH DERBY
Siqnorinetta a 100 to I Shot First,
With Primer Second and Liam
ewm Third.

London, June 3.-The English Der
by, run at Epson Downs today, was
won by T. Ginistrelli's Signorinetta
with the Duke of Portlands Primer
second and Llangwm, owned by Bar
|clay Walker, with Maher, an Ameri'
can jockey up, third. Eighteen horses
ran. The betting on Signorinetta was
100 to l against, on Primer, 40 to
against and on Llangwm 100 to
against.
The stakes of todays derby were
valued at $500 sovereigns. The Italian
horse Signorinetta was considered a
rank outsider but cantered home from
the hot favorites, winning by two
lengths. A neck only divided the sec
ond horse, Primer, and the thirt
Llangwm. An immense crowd was In
attendance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-03
GOOD COTTON CROP
IN NEW MEXICO
Tucumcar Ginners Expect Big Ship
ments to Market-Rain
Needed.

Tucumcari, N. M, June 3.-If cot.
ton isn't king in Quay county it is at
least prince regent among the crops
being grown in the new lands broken
this year in the vicinity of Tucum-
carl It is estimated that nearly
1000 acres have been planted to cot
ton this year, while nearly as many
more acres have been sown to wheat
and all dependent upon the rainfall,
as there is no irrigation here.
The acreage planted to corn is also
quite large and the seasons rains, If
they come, and there seems to be
some fear now that they won't be-
cause they are now two weeks over
due, will bring bumper crops and
put this portion Of New Mexico In
the agricultural class.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-03
PRESIDENT HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
Horse He is Riding Becomes Fractious
and Turns Somersault, Landing
in Creek.

Washington, June ".-President
Roosevelt late yesterday afternoon
had an exceedingly narrow escape
from serious accident while riding
in Rock Creek park. Mrs. Roosevelt
was with the President The President
was riding a new horse, young amin
al. The party rode down through a
cut in the bank and forded the creek
and were ascending the bank on the
other side.
Suddenly the Presidents horse rear
ed on reaching the top of the bank
and the President leaned forward to
bring him to his feet again, but the
animal stood straight up on his hind
legs and then plunged over backwards
into the creek with the President
The latter dexterously slipped out
of the saddle and fell into the creek.
Neither the President nor his horse
received the slightest injury.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-06-03
OREGON SELECTS
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR
Result of State Primaries Indicates
Governor George Chamberlain
Has Won Over Judge Cake.

Portland. Ore, June S.-Returns of
Mondays election are still far from
complete and it may be several days
before the exact figures are available.
Reports at hand today confirm last
nights estimates. Governor Chamber
lain, Democrat, will clearly have a
majority of a thousand or more over
his Republican opponent for the Unit.
ed States senatorship, Judge Henry
NJ. Cake. 1t is practically certain that
the legislature will have So members
committed to the election of the Peo.
pies choice for Senator, which is six
more than are necessary. Congress.
men Hawley and Ellis are reelected
by fair majorities. Equal suffrage was
lost by a heavw majority. Prohibition
carried in many counties of the state