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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

Macbeth" is q very trephine OF q
drama With il Shakespeare relent-
lessly cut into the bone and barred the
human soul beneath-the soul OF &
murderer and regicide. Then, 10 irri-
tate the gaping wound Of guilty con
science. he threw about il the merciless
plague OF psychic horrors.
Robert Manten had that TO demon
strate last evening when he appeared
al The Van Ness theater in the second
OF his splendid productions Of Shakes
peare's tragedies He showed the terror
stricken Macbeth In fact he showed
the terror stricken Macbeth with more
force and persuasion than he showed
the bouyant Macbeth OF the early
stages Of the play. II was not until
Aacoerh's hands were red with the
blood OF Duncan that Mantelrs power
grasped the audience As Lear Man
tell clutched the hearts Of his auditors
from the moment he appeared on the
stage. he seems primarily a char
acter actor Lear is character acting.
Mantel understands the psychic
force OF Macbeth. The drama is
crowded with incidents that would
come within the purview OF Professor
Hyslop's Society OF Psychical Research.
and Mantell was always alive 10 the
uncanny in the play MaeterIinck ex-
plains The weird sister Of the drama by
. declaring l4laI Iney were born in Mac
heth's Imagination Manteil treated
them as such incorporeaI beings. In
awe and trepidstion he approached
them Trembling he followed the fate
tneT ordained for him Cringinz under
the psychic whips OF their prophecy
strengthened by his Wife-s taunts-he
went IN 10 murder the king He sucked
strength from the venomous air Of
their caldron when II promised him
seeming impreEnable position
While the supernal force Of the play
bore MsnteIIs Macbeth along in mas
terry terror through the passage OF
The tale bis strongest point vas made
when IN an apparent moment OF re-
lease from the horror Of his bloody
fame IL was after the banquet scene.
when the ghost OF Banquo had torn
his nerves 10 shreds Sitting by his
LADY Macbeth. he took his troubled
crown from his head without word
and waved Il away in seorn. The
gesture held the audience in a spell
Miss Marie Booth Russell was
distin guished Lady Macbeth. Her ap-
pearance is adapted TO the strong part:
her Turing smile led Macbeth to his
CORY crimes; her sleep walking scene
was full OF suppressed anguish
Generally the company is wen
equipped with brains and talent
Tonight Macbeth viii be reDeated
and should draw a large gathering Of
those who would see the drama spIen-
didly mounted and acted with thorough
comprehension OF its subtieties. To-
morrow night and Saturday night
"Othello" VIII be played. Saturday aft
ernoon Manteu appears as Shylock in
The Merchant Of Venice
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
FAVOR FREE MARKET
farmers and 0rChardists of the
State Enthusiastic Over Plan

A. H. Broo. who was directed by the
erauce committee Of the supervisors
-a ascertain the feasibility OF estab-
SrE free market in this city for
-le handling of the products OF the
farms and orchards OF The state. re
ror-1E Yesterday that The growers are
heartily ir favor Of the project Many
cE -le farmers and orchar6ists made
APP -aIlcl il writing 10 Brod for
spzce 81 the proposed market He be-
liev-s -lar the market viii be self
sustaining from the start and Il 2
shor- time return interest on the
$4,000 rhat VIII be required 10 build it
Bro1 advises that the supervisors set
aside The money 20 build The market
o. site cf the former Peabody
sloc il West Mission street
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
RUMOR TELEGRAPHERS
PLAN GENERAL STRIKE
Report That Key Men Will
Walk Out at Time of Repub-
lican National Convention
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 TIE CALL

CHICAGO. May 2o.-Members OF the
commercial telegraphers' union are
again talking strike They are plan
ming general tieup OF the/wires al
the time OF the republican national con
Tention IN June. il is said They figure
that the moral effecI Of e strike at such
time may produce results within the
convention hall which might be re-
peated later when the democrats meet
IN Denver, and bring about a govern
mental investigation of conditions.
The national convention of the tele-
graphers VIII be held IN Milwaukee on
June s. and delegates are said 70 be
Instructed 10 vote for e general strike
70 be tnaugUrated on June 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
WANTS DAMAGES FOR
HOUSE HURT BY QUAKE
Woman Alleges Neighbor's
Home Has Enoroached on Six
Inches of Her Prooerfy

A damage suit arising out OF the
earthquahe or April IS. 1905. was begun
Yesterday in Judge Troutts court.
Margaret Granville. who owns a house
IN Waller street near Pierce. sought to
recover from Mary a and " T. Neary.
owners OF an adjoining house. $4,000 as
compensation for damage. Mrs Gran
vile claimed that her neiehbor's bopse
had encroached six inches on her prom
erty because OF the earthquake shock
and that her place had been pushed out
Of the perpendicular.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

Marie Booth Russell. who plays
Lady Macbeth with Robert Man
tell at the Van Ness (upper):
Fannie Marinoff, who will ap-
pear at the American theater
next week in The Man on the
Box (center), and Nine. Fannie
Reinhardt of the Yiddish opera
company, to appear at the Nov
city tfeater next week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
DELIVER BEER AT NIGHT
TO AVERT PROHIBITION
Brewers Announce Intention TO
Dodge Criticism and Edict
of Society
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

RENO Nev-, May 2o.-Because Society
ll Reno has Issued the e6ict that IL IS
not proper 70 have brewery wagons de-
liver beer 20 homes. men and rnat-ons
have Joined together ia an EFFORT 10
overcome the ruling. The brewers
have come 20 their aid and three firms
announced today that. beginning next
week and continuing At least through
the sumner season, al beer and other
liouors ordered by private families will
- delivered after n-ghtfau This Is
locked upon as movement OF the
liouormen 10 avert z prohibition re-
form wave. which IS now threatening in
Reno This idea IS laughed al BY the
reform people
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
KILLED IN ELEVATOR

J. s Topaz. night watchman in the
Hooker & Lent building. First and
Market streets. was crushed TO death
between the freight elevator and The
sidewalk shortly after o'clock last
evening. His outcries attracted the at
tention OF Morse Patrolman W. Battle
who succeeded in eztricating him. Lo-
paz died in the patrolman's arms a few
moments later.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
CENTRAL THEATER

THE Ensign" which viii be the las;
of the naval dramas to be produced al
the Central is drawing excellent audi
ences every night II will be continued
until after next Sunday nights per-
formance, when Held by the Enemy
will be staged. with elaborate settings
and a letter perfect cast drawn from
the Centrars favorites.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
THEATFRS PLAY TO
CROWDED HOUSES
Max Figman TO Close Tour With
Return Engagement at
the American

On account Of the success that has
attended the presentation OF Shaw's
Arms and the Man at the Novelty
theater this week hv katherine Grey
and her associate PLAYERS it viii be
continued until FRIDAY Saturday. at
the matinee and evening performances
losen's 4 Dolls House VIII be given.
This IS change from the original
schedule for the week. which had the
lbsen play billed for Friday night.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
REPORT ouTBREAk IN HAITI

PORT AL PRINCE. Haiti. May 20.
The interchangeable left today for Kings
ton. The government notified today
the legations and eonsulates OF its de-
cislon 10 put an end to the practice of
granting asylum 10 revolutionists in
the foreign consulates Rumors of an
outbreak in the south department are
current, and men, arms and ammunition
have been sent there Several arrests
have been made. The capital is quiet
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
ALcAzAR THEATER

The Rose OF the Rancho is filing
the Aloazar theater at every perform
ance, and Miss Bessie Barriscale. who
appears as The Rose" is scoring one
Of the biggest hits ever achieved by
any artist in this city She was spe-
cially selected for the role by David
Belasco from hundred applicants and
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
oRPHEUM THEATER

The Orpheum bill this week, which
is accounted the best of the season, is
getting its reward OF crowded houses.
Madam Maurieia Morichini, prima
donna from the Manhattan opera house,
is charming with her singing CTessy
is winning applause in his sketch and
the entire bill is entertaining For next
week many novelties and almost a
complete change of program is an
nounced.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
PRINCESS THEATER

Edwin Stevens is scoring a success
IN the musical play, The Dear Girls"
al the Princess theater The pretty
playhouse Is crowded at every per-
formance- Stevens versatility is in
stanced IL his fine delineation of FIVE
different characters. All Of the favor
ties OF the Princess cast score indiyid-
ual hits ana the chorus and scenic ac-
cessories are up 10 the usual high
standard
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
cHUTEs THEATER

Tonight will be amateur night at the
Chutes theater, and those in search Of
a merry time will seek the big amuse-
ment park and its vaudeville playhouse
Beginning next Sunday afternoon. Fred
Sosman. who recently appeared at the
Orpheun. viii be heard in the songs
which have made him known. Other
new attractions win be offered.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
AMERICAN THEATER

Max Figman Will close his American
tour By playing 2 return engagement
OF one week At the American theater.
beginning with the matinee next sun
day He VIII present The Man on the
Box the comedy in which ne scored
such hit last winter. Standing room
only has been the sign displayed this
week at every performance of Lew
Dockstader's minstrel show. Dock
stader VIII remain until Saturday
evening
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
ONE MALONEY MARRIAGE
VOID; OTHER IS LEGAL

NEW YORK. May 26.-3fiss Helen
sEalonev. daughter Of Martin 8Laloney
u Philadelphia. never was legally mar
red 10 Arthur II. Osborne. according
the decision OF Referee Cohslan.
= ieh was fled IN the supreme court
tplar. The court affirmed the report
The effect Of the apnuiment OF the Os-
borne marriage Is u make the marriage
~ samuel ClzrksOn legal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

TRUFK sToLEN-oekis1d. MAY 2o-E II
yrer living AZ - Linda Vista avenue reported
- fte police thfs morning that trunk belonging
= -, vas stolen from IN front Of the Southerr
-E5.,-sfr 5ep0f st First street and Broadway las
erpning The trunk contained ladies' clothing
~sIued az 500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
DEMANDS CLEAN RULE
OF PORTUGUESE KING
Republican Leader in Chamber
of Deputies Threatens Revo.
luton to Gain Point

LISBON. Nay c0--AIfonso Costa
one OF the republican leaders, made !
speech IN the chamber OF deputies to-
day in which he declared that unless
the present government was economic
cal IN its expenditures, liberal in its
ideas and patriotic IN its purposes his
party would organize q revolution.
The Portuguese people. he added
would not tolerate foreign interven-
tiOn-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

her performance fully justifes his
judgment. The play will run another
week
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

criterions. OF the - leading national
flags 10 have red in them
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21

Red seems 70 be the most popular Of I
coIors, il flags may be used as
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02

chase that may be desirable for the COM
duct Of said business, to furnish orcheS-
srsas and in general TO transact any and
all business which may be done by like
corporations. in connection Herewith to
ACQUIRE own purchase. sell or exchange
such property real or personal or both
as may be necessary for the conduct of
said business The principal place Of
SranSacsipg the business of said corpora
ton is at Lincoln. in the County of Lam
caster, State OF Nebraska The author
ixed capital stock is S.. OF. 90. of which
$See-ee were paid up at the time of form
ing said corporation. and the remainder
OF said capital stock shall be paid IN as
required by the Board of Directors The
exiseence of said corporation commenced
on the seth day of March 1seS. and shah
continue until the seth l1ay of March
1SSS> unless sooner dissolved ACCORDING
to law. the highest amount of indebSe,5e
ness or liability TO which said CORPORA
ton shall at any time subject itself shau
not exceed one-han the capital stock
actually paid in, the business of said
corporation shall be conducted by board
OF three directors to be elected by the
stockholders from among their number.
W. I. PINNEY
H. ]. GILDERSLEEVE
--fS STEPHEN JEIINEK
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02
THE LABEL EXHIBITION.

The mere announcement of a
Union Label Exhibition ought TO be
sufficient TO arouse the enthusiasm of
every unioniss in Lincoln and vicinity
The exhibition 20 be given. free. AT the
Auditorium On Wednesday evening
May 20. should draw shuch 4 crowd
as TO tax the capacity of that struc-
ture- Ii is an entertainment that viii
interest but more than that il is an
entertainment that viii be of immense
benefit to the cause of organized Ia
Dor in this community For that rea-
son every man who carries a union
card should make il a point to put in
all his spare moments between now
and May 20 in boosting for the sue
cess of the exhibition
Invite your friends, especially the
women II we can only get the women
interested in the label movement we
are well along towards success For
proof of the truth of this assertion
we merely call attention to the way
in which the child labor law was en-
acted. For years the union men made
desultory and unsuccessful efforts TO
secure the enactment of a child labor
law Two years ago the Woman's
Club of Omaha inaugurated a move
ment looking toward the enactment
of such a law The Woman's Club
of Lincoln furnished few members
who aided in the good cause And
when these women took hold things
came with a rush They drew the bill
organized their committees and set an
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02
RAILROAD sRoTnERHooDs.

BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE EN-
GINEERS- Division No. ss-Meets sec
ond and fourth Sunday Chief En-
gineer. J. s Mccoy. 1e0s U street
rs South Tenth street Second Assist
ant Engineer, H Wiggenjost Court
House.
6oILERMAkERS' BROTHERHOOD. No.
11e-Meets second and fourth Friday
evenings a. o, q W. hall. 1907 o
son. HavelOck- Secretary. Tom Duffy.
Indiana and Touzaiin avenues, Have
lock
MAcHINISTS' ASSOCIATION. No. esa-
Meets first Friday in Havelock third
Friday at a O. q W. hall Lincoln
Secretary. c H Lingie. sss North Sew
enteensh-
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CAR
H r Sexson. 1881 North twenty
Cox. s.es W FINANCIAL Secretary. G.
p Ludwig. 11S7 South Seventh
sRorHERAooD OF LOCOMOTIVE
FlREMEN AND ENeINEERs. No. rs
Meets second and fourth Sunday
f A. Ks 81 e aorsh Twe ean As sss
tary. J. K Robinson. ess1 @
sRoTHERHooD OF RAILWAY TRAIN
MEN, No. 17o-Meets second and fourth
Sunday afternoons Bohanan's hall
Master. J. D Andrews. 1876 o. Secre-
tary. D. J. Cooper. e1es South Ninth
BROTHERHOOD OF swITcHMEN. No.
1O-Meets first Sunday at D. m. Sec
ond SUNDAY a. M Carpentsrs.
Sumner. Recording Secretary. George
Ray 1909 Knox Financial Secretary.
T. johnson. 231s D.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02
LABOR TEMPLE DIRECTORS

IA60A hGMf1G ohoGN tohS~
a Short Meeting With Little Business
of Interest Transacted
The Board of directors OF the Lin
coin Labor Temple Building Associa-
ton met in regular session Monday
evening. Little business of interest
vas transacted and the meeting was
comparatively short
Some trouble is being experienced
over the matter OF the benefit at
the Auditorium last week. The under
standing of the committee was that
the association should have twenty
FIVE per cent of the receipts and Mr.
James Fulton inclines to the belief
that the association should have only
twenty-five per cent of the tickets
sold by the associations members As
soon as the committee learned of Mr.
Fulton's position it called OF the sale
of tickets. Only one hundred tickets
showed up in the box Office. and the
association will insist that il account
for only that number MIR, Fulton
seems to think that he should be paid
for tickets sold. but not presented
The committee was Instructed to set
tie the matter as it thought best The
association will profit about SIS by
the benefit" And a little more care
will be exercised the next time a ben
eft is pulled OF
Final action was taken ON the
amendments to the articles of ineor
poration and the president and secre
tary Instructed to file them with the
secretary of state as soon as possible
Announcement was made of the La
Dor Sunday 'observances and of the
Union Label exhibition. Ali diree
tors were urged 10 boost these mat
tiers to the extent of their ability
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02
CAPITAL AUXILIARY.

Capital Auxiliary met Friday. April
"A. with Mrs w. E Moore. with a good
attendance. The next meeting will be
with Mrs Fighter. eSOS Dudley St. on
Tuesday May IL. instead of Friday.
May s At this meeting the election
of International officers will be held
There will also be a picnic supper in
the evening of the same day. to which
the husbands are invited
We regret very much to lose Mrs
Marshall who left on Thursday with
her husband and son to make their
home in Colorado
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02
THE LIABILITY LAW

President Roosevelt has signed the
employers liability Law, recently
rushed through congress under whip
and spur He was assured by Attor-
ney General Bonaparte that the bill
is constitutional The bill in brief pro-
vides as follows
Makes railroads and common car
riers liable for injury TO employees as
a result of negligence of any officers
Makes railroads liable for injury TO
employees as result of negligence of
agents or of fellow employees
Railroads are held responsible for
injuries by reason OF defect or insult
ficiency in equipment
Any contract made with employee to
enable company to become exempt
from liability is void.
Carrier shall receive credit for con-
tribut.ng to family in shape of insur-
ance. relief. benefit or indemnity
Action for damages must be started
within two years after date of acct
dent
President Roosevelt is entitled to
all possible credit for the enactment
of this law While it is not as wide
in its scope and application as labor
demanded. it is at least a long step
forward. and that step was taken by
an unwilling congress because Presi-
dent Roosevelt prodded it into action,
When the supreme court declared
unconstitutional the Eriman act. Pres
ident Roosevelt Immediately sent a
special message calling attention to
the need of liability law that would
sending the message: he insisted up
on some action
Because il his impulsiveness Presi
dent Roosevelt has several times made
gresvous hiunders- His undesirable
citizens" letter was written on the i'm
pulse of the moment. and while he in
sisted that he stood by all he said
therein il is not treason to believe
that he so insisted because he did
not like to be put in the attitude OF
backing down. His My Dear Har
riman~ letter was another product oi
of this might be cited. but Theodore
Roosevelt has. On the whole. proved
himself such a good friend of labor
that even those unionists who are op
posed 10 him politically are forced ts
admit that he has earned their graft
tude-
Organized labor will not. however
rest content with the liability Law jus
signed II must be made wider in ii.
scope and application
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02
WE
DO NOT
PATRoNiZE
BUCK STOVES
AND RANGES.
UNION sARsER SHOPS

Information IS to Where You Can Get
Your Work Done Fairly.
Following is list of the union bar
Der shops of Lincoln. the name and
location being given:
Gus Pesro. 1910 O street
w. A. jackson. 1001 o street
W. E Myers. Capital Hotel
W. H Barthelman. 1Si South Eles-
enth
C. A. Green. 10 North Eleventh.
Geo Shaffer. Lincoln Hotel
]. B. Kramer, 1501 o Street
IS. A. Snyder. 1seS o Street
A L Stern, 11S South Thirteenth
A. L Kemmerer. Linden Hotel
Chapman & Ryan. 1s7 North
Twelfth
H A. Larabee. go P Street
knight and Parmenter. ls2 South
Twelfth.
II. C. Leopold, Fraternity Building.
Frank Malone. Havelock-
E A. Wood. Havelock-
C. b. Ellis, Hayelock-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02
BUILDING TRADES SECTION.

sRoIHERHooD OF ELECTRICAL
WORKERS. No. 265-Meets every
THURSDAY evening, 1886 o street
President. C. NJ Anderson e0aS o.
Recording Secretary. c. E. Vennum.
141e p. Financial Secretary. ". H.
Mayer, 1925 O.
PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERs. No
&IMeetS every Monday evening Car
penterS hall President Ed English
1858 U Recording Secretary Georxe
Chapman. 3s9 North Eleventh. FTnan-
ciaI Secretary, Charles Burns SAG
North Twenty-Sixth-
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS. No.
1SIMeets every Thursday evening
Carpenters hall President Charles
Jennings. 1855 s Recording Secretary.
VIM Wilkinson 200 N Financial
Secretary, Perry Jennings 1886 s
CARPENTERS AND JorNERs, No.
1o66-MeetS every Tuesday evening.
Carpenters hall. $50 North Tenth.
President F. B. Naracong $50 South
Twenty-elghth street Recording Sec
Rotary. C H Chase. zoos North Thir-
ueth- Financial Secretary T. w. Dick
SON. s1s West St Paul street, University
Place
1RIckIAYERS AND MASoNS No. q
Meets every Friday evening Carpen-
ters hall President. e L simon. ss45
z Recording Secretary. p W. Smith
r F. D. H. Financial Secretary, C. H
Meyers. $50 North Eleventh
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02
Notice of Adoption.

N0khCC OF N0O0NfOu.
In re adoption No, sS1 of John Ed
ward" in the County Court of Lancas-
ter County, Nebraska
The State of Nebraska. to all per
sons interested take notice that Van
r. Quimby and Minnie R Quimby. hus-
band and wife. have filed their petition
and REIMBURSEMENT of the State of
Nebraska. by the Superintendent of
the Home of the Friendless. for the
adoption of John Edward" a minor
male child. with bestowal of property
rights which has been set for hearing
before this court on June ). 1908. at
9 O'Clock a. M. when you may appear.
object to and contest the same Dated
April 16. 1905.
p. JAS. COSGRAvE.
County Judge
BY WALTER A LEESE.
tSeal8 Clerk
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02

example OF organization for a good
purpose that union men would do well
TO initiate The campaign for the en-
acrmenr of a child labor law was a
wonderland il was successful
Now if We can only get those same
women interested in the label move
ment well make some of the unfair
employers think = few gloomy
thoughts
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02

The Pennsylvania grocer who was
fined $ee and costs for selling -Gripe
Cuts Posts patent dope. must not re-
pine. Let him remember that the stem
oSraphie ~2finisy- must have Merry
Widow hats and other stylish ixings.
and in order 10 get them Post must be
constantly on the lookout for a new
crop Of suckers
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02
Second Notice to Creditors

Second Notice to Creditors.
Estate No. 1855 of John E Little,
deceased. in County Court of Lancas-
ter County. Nebraska
The State of Nebraska, S.: Credi-
tors of said estate will take notice
that the time limited for presentation
and filing of claims against said
estate is November 16. 1905. and for
payment of debt is June 10. 1908;
that l will sit at the County Court
room in said county, on August LIST.
1905, at , p. m. and on November
IL, 1905. at 2 p m, to receive, ex-
anime. hear. allow. or adjust all claims
and objections duly filed Dated Apri.
10. 1905
p. JAS. COSGRAvE.
ISeall County Judge
BY WALTER A. LEESE.
Clerk
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02

William Allen White in the Aneri-
can Magazine tries 10 make it appear
that Judge Taft's decision in the labor
cases was really beneficial TO organ
ized labor The trouble with William
Allen White Is that he imagineS that
everybody who does not believe as ne
believes is ~nu11y
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-02

OF capital necessary for
the transaction OF business under
modern conditions. while encouraged
50 long as they act honestly and TO
the interes, of the general public. are
10 be subjected 70 careful supervision
and regulation Of a kind 50 effective
as TO insure their acting in the in
lerest of the people as a whole