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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

Establishing Stable to Revive Custom of
SeVenty-Five Years Ago.
c. K. q. Billings

Through the efforts of c. X. G. Billings new era
in horse racing may be ushered IN. Seventy
five years ago trotters were commonly raced under
saddle It was customary thing to ride a horse
that gait it has since become drive him
to wagon. In later years trotting became driving
gait and horse Boosting a record was always
thought Of with accoutrements of harness and
suIky.
Now a reversal to the old custom Is apparent. not
through any public upheaval of reform but through
the recognized leadership of American horseman
whose stables have been famous for the last decade
A few years ago there enthusiastic
devotee of the light harness horse than C K. G..
Billings but il has been fully three years since
he has held the rens any Of his Speedway
stars.
Besides the world famed Lou Dillon, 2.01, there
was the wonderful brown gelding The Monk. 2:05a4,
conceded to have been the greatest trotter that
ever competed in the Speedway brushes. Among
the sde-wheeers Bumps. 2:O3S4, practically in
v1ncible. Lucille, with a record of POI has the dis
tinctiOn Of having beaten the Speedway king, Cob
webs, owned and driven by Nathan Straus Now
MI Billings has entirely fOrsaken his old paths Of
victory and has bought up string of the fastest
troters OF the day use exclusively under saddle.
He has at the Durland Riding Academy five with
records better than 2:10 Tempus FUgit known to
turf followers the cream puff trotter,' heads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
AUTO SHOW IN PALACE.
Plans Made for an Elaborate Deco
ratiUe Scheme.

Following its established policy In giving exhio-
,+ors dealers and the public the best In everything
,ertainng to the automobile show, which opens New
Years Eve In the Grand Central Palace, the show
oo,nrnittee of the American Motor Car hanufactur-
ers. Association has paid unusual attention to the
decorating scheme. with the result that the rance
will contain without exception the most elaborate
5acora+ io7,s ever seen at any similar exhibition
ITALY England France and this country have
baep searched by a representative of the company
which has the decorating contract. for new Ideas
hitch might be used TO make it totally different
from, any show seen this side of the Atlantic.
For several months artists designers, sculptors
and decorators have been at work perfecting the
idaas Of the show committee. Thousands OF cleo
trio lights oil paintings. bevel glass mirrors trop-
icaI gardens, statues, streamers. grouped flags OF
each nation represented in the EXHIBIT ana power
fuI searchlights will be used
The main auditorium, court of honor, Will be
revelation to those attending the show. 1t Will be
treated in early English. style The balconies VIII
la nsrtIy hidden by red orange coored thing. which
nth extend some three feet outward over the main
halls while carried down to a level and meet ns
+ba tons OF the present capitols OF the hall Will
30 q Trtaze OF scenes depicting automobile races
and contests including the Glidden tour the van
dertiIt Gun race and the Savannah road race.
The main auditorium will have its ceiling covered
with a fabric, atmospheric blue in color when.
.ornbtned with lattice work. boxes and urns OF
e,,ers and growing plants, Will give TO the gal
Ierv a hanging garden effect. At the END OF the
hI now taken up by part Of the stage a real
garden will be formed by bay trees, eVergreens ana
1oweys together with number OF singing birds
hing in gilded cages. By means OF immense
mirrors the huge room Will appear twice as Dig
&c q really is while the decorations will be du-
dictated in a hundred different forms and shapes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
MILLIONS IN LoNpoN's CHURCHES.

A century ago there were one hundred churches
within the square mile or London city Now
there are little more than half that number. II
has been suggested that thirty OF these should be
demolished and the funds thus liberated employed
In church work elsewhere. The site Of All Hal
lows in Lombard street. Is said TO be worth ESQ.,.
600 while OF St Michaei's. Cornhill. IS valued
at no less than $4,000. St Peters. Cornhtli.
stands on equally valuable ground. The aggre-
gate site values OF the thirty churches which IL Is
proposed should be incorporated with other par
isbas Is put down at s.5O6.Ooc-Tit- Bits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
JENKINS WELL KNOWN JOCKEY. DEAD

CO., Francisco Dec. 5.-Clem Jenkins. who sew
- ,,ears ago was one of the leading jockeys in
tbis country died at the San Francis Hospital to-
day from attack of appendicitis. he was thirty
60 ,ears old Among his employers when he
80 IN Europe were King Edward and Emperor
William.
Il u,as after riding with great success on the
California tracks and around New York that Jen-
Lirs won't abroad His record OF riding nineteen
Ir,-,ars IN one week has been eQualled. This
record was made the TanfOran track. when
pr,nce Poniatowski conducted the racing at that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
AUTO RACE IN CUBA CALLED OFF.

At a meeting in this city yesterday it was de-
cjded not to hold the proposed automobile road
race in Havana, Cuba. January 3 as planned
The International Automobile Association OF
Cuba had applied to the Automobile Club or
America for sanction
owing TO the fact that most OF the foreign
drivers who came here to pilot cars IN the Grand
Prize race on Thanksgiving Day were compelled
to return home, and to the fact that most OF the
trade would be busy until near the time set lot tne
race on the automobile shows. 1t was thought ad-
yisabIe TO call the contest of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
NTH ATHLETIC BOWLERS.
Nezc York athletic Club Wins T1c0
Games.

The New York Athletic Club five won the odd
game 81 = series with Newark Bay n the Athleuc
Bowling League last night on home alleys. Breeh
was Il rare form and scored 2z1 in the hrst game
and "a IL TIE second, while Arnoio heipeo 'ioHe
v-+f ,a,s1e ~ s0s a,6 22s All this made Il posi-
bic for New York 70 win both games by cortorta-
bic margin.
Newark Bay came buck in the third game win
lels the best total so this season IN the Ie@e
Griffith, who began badly in the lrst gan ~
Is2 rolled mn 2ze IN the last, while Dwyer MADE
70 and Perry zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
eAwLING BEATEN AT BASKETBALL.

The Collegiate School. OF this city. defeated Paw
ling School at basketball yesterday by score OF
20 o ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
DINNER IN DoRANDo's HONOR

A dinner in honor OF Dorando Pietri. the winner
Of the Marathon at the Madison square
Garden. Will be given this evening at O'Clock IN
the Hotel del CRmpidogo. No. 1b4 Blocker street
loving cup and 500 will be presented 10 the run
ner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
The scores follow
YALE RRATEN BY O. ON. z.

Tbs basketball team Of the College OF the - -
New York defeated Yale last night In the coIlee
gymnasium by q score Of q 70 IT. The fast piaEiHs
q the local team Was a big surprise 10 'he &c,
tSse, and the Blue outclassed 81 every
hig crowd saw the CANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

1t is probable that within week President
Ebbets will have selected a manager for his team,
and the mantle OF authority may fall Bad
BIZ Dahlen, for years the Giant shortstop and
last season with the Boston team. II Dahlen is
selected he will undoubtedly play. he would I'LL
a big gap the Superbas's infeld well bolster
UP the teams batting average. He would be
of the few player managers connected with a
major league team. President Ebbets would be
glad have him take hold of the team, and
Dahlen IS anxious for the berth, Brooklyn is
his home borough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
sUPERBAs' SOUTHERN SCHEDULE.
Brooklyn Will Play First Exhibition Game at
Jacksonville on March 13.

Though the Brooklyn Baseball Club is still with
out a manager to lead the Superbas next season.
President Ebbets Is the first in the field with a
schedule of exhibition games for its spring trip In
the South. Jacksonville, Fla. has been selected
again the training headquarters, and the Dodg-
ers will leave this city the last week in February
or the first week in March.
The first exhibition game will be played at Jack
sonvlle on March 13. Beginning on March is games
will be played every other day until the 9th. when
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

Since the Buick car in second in the light
car race at Savannah great many persons have
visited the salesroom, in upper Broadway. where
the little machine is shown The Buick
only six minutes behind the foreign which
won the contest. 1t had TO stop four times to
change tires, while the winning mad no tire
trouble The car averaged 51.7 miles an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
PICKED UP ALONG AUTOMOBILE ROW.
Buick Car Attracts Interest-Houpt to
Handle Herreshof Machine

Walter Hale the actor. is enthusiastic auto
mobilist and has done considerable touring in
Europe He recently bought a Studebaker
runabout, in which he plans to tour Spain and
France early this spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

Chevalier Cesare Cont, the banker. Of this city,
has received a cable message. in answer to one
he sent TO Italy, from Tonzla Zaglia, one Of the
Italian minister's reading that the King was highly
pleased with the victory of the Flat in the
Grand Prize race and the Lancia in the light
car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

J. NJ Gilbert. Of the Continental Caoutchouc
Company of New York has received the official
figures of the Brooklands. England. meet Octo-
Der 81 In the long distance 60-horsepower record
A BabIOt in a Brazier car. fitted with Cont
mental tires made record at speed Of 101 rs miles
an hour He also made a new half-mile record OF
Jos 45 miles hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

The new Herreshon car, which is TO appear N
January, is 10 be marketed by Harry S Houpt-
A contract signed with the Herreshon Motor Com
pany turns over the entire output OF the ne" De
- s,,.or,- tn the well known New York man
He will place the during the next year Prih-
,ipauv in the East leaving the Western territory
70 the larger product of 1910. when II Is planned
to double the original output Agencies VIII po
70 -, I, the principal Eastern cities within
tbs next month the organization Of which Is now
proceeding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

One of the latest 1903 models to arrive on Auto
mobile Row Is that OF. the Marion Overland 1t
a fve-passenger car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

In the salesroom window of the Carl H Page
Cor,ranv is shown a crank shaft of the Chalmers
Detroit car with blades of radiator fan attached
on a bracket A yard away an ordinary electric
fan running at a low rate Of speed. is allowed
to throw a gentle breeze on the crank shaft
which thanks its perfect bearings. Is kept
v,hirIing with watchlike smoothness.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-25

.asiffsF III s:ais snIUnasr rra ,slj fsss1
,driyefrr DemocracY agitatea local dA-
/ erences, rep9h l.llicanism. organizes the
national Idea. .,,sIlln,s,l. 1853, the psnRle
,WeFle. committed tn the GaaseT Of hN-
man AZ liberty theti1sa Of Liberty and
1nion,, - expanaed for the tirst tiime
liz te the reality Of the AmsEiean. ma
ton. ysaenfns. {
gHatn 1879 money Vas faWmittsd TO a
specie basis; specie was stl, oase. sHp-
,tfh 1Saa. ne longer soqghtt, aRal Soy
.ArnNen,t bonds went tea Rremiums AT
the REDUCED ra s., Of intf1IEest.,s1An 1SA6
rhHsjnesss,i wRn 4Nera saaigaip cammAitlt,sd
to- eanfi lence;; before a single statute
was enacted prosperity set in and in
ten syea hank defsos iFanalm 4pst tre-
bledlsMHza perlmlliaaln ae gain which the
recent -panif,va Estate s0f mind nnaw
completely dispelledln scarcely TOUGH
ed, ,In 1906 business was .ji committed
to fair methedss without c omqpHlsJi4o pan
violations largely .Geassed, ..,linol
.roF he RI republican paTtYu at, each ne
riod, !. sounded the ppqtbliic conscience,
felt the national pulse. framed ats
policies in response, and realized in
law the dominant American idea. It's
constructive past assures It's construc-
tive future. It is to-day as it always
has peen,s tire Party a. to giyern."
u sN.lThe Party OF Statesmen.
nj The party qf istatesmanship, III has
Been Been The ttafhihg school 81 statesmen.
1tss policies have been forged In the
nor i;Ja il9yclF5a4n .s'| taIiiF
10 % -..lt.A u ls....Ifs- .,,i ]
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-25

lle n 4 enc solicitation nf
H Sl ri d., announce B my D
s-fszli ~ us candidate for re.efec-
ton to the ssd Qttife ct. county COM
missioner Of the second dis
tic" at thg SepteMBef prfnla-
Ifitialv ele1f4f;h. ssi ysn~uslA 1nEna
fosaf ,is Il aaH W:."OTiy'v
F;a.- ,,ls 1nii soGi,lbifii:. sfj ri mrs
sse
Jtat5-- ,fti ,nt71aase.r yf;s
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-25

tCoHtinued On Pagg, 81 ia.',v
ldsY :HrHTfsu fss.sfAifI .r'vos
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-25

j s-'1Ff ForIstatte senator. Hassf"
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination of state. senator
for the 18th district, Comprising the
counties III ,Cheisn{d and Kittitas on
thg republican ticket, gmnbiect to the
September primaries. ''i"1sTs"''' ! 81
II a-h .' TTiaT'WAtfEK NJ, Olive
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-25

THE ROYAL H .GHLANDERs meaf
the first and third Wednesday Of
the month III Eagle Hall. Visit
70 Ing members cordially invited to
|. attend. Grace e. Parker, Illustri-
/. GUS Protector: T.. 81. Armstrons.
Secretary.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-25

NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA
Howard Camp No. 1913. meets ey-
ery Saturday evening at the Bow
er Hall. Visiting members cor
daily invited. Grace Woodruff,
!, Recorder Jennie Bartlett. Oracla
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-25

.Wo4aN's7EAfHEF p6hPs-Daniai
McCook Corps No. Is meets 4
Sprague Hall second and fourth
Fridays Of each. month at.4sp. "a.
Mrs. Emma Gardner. pres: Nh
Anna w. May sec.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27

frutas en- la Inca de Valencia, y
actualmente construye 800 vagones
mas para la Compaf1la de Madrid 4
Zaragoza y a Alicante.
No hace mucho construyo asimismo,
mas de so vagones con destluo la
Compaf1fa de Zafra 4 Huelva.
Sobre los rieles de los caminos de
hierro espafloles, pues, va corriendo
I'm n1mero cada vez mas importante,
de unidad de material movil cons
trufdo por la industria nacional con
elementos espanoles. obtenidos por
Ell esfuerzo del capital espafiol, y este
de modo que ese material sea, como
es, capaz de resistir la comparaci6n
con ell que Sc importaba de los talle-
res extranjeros, y a1n vencerle, pues-
to que en- concurso eS como ha OBJ
tenido sus exitos la Sociedad de
con strucciones metalicas.
La ma ionalizacion de la industria
es I'm rrogreso que debe satista-
cernos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
DE TEATRO

FL SabadO, la prlmeTa aud1ci0n de
La Tyawatta esa eterna joya de Yer
di, 1levo al Municipal una concurren-
cia extraord maria.
La sef1ogita Blanchart, cuyo cargo
estaba la protagonista de la obra
alcanz6 I'm triunfo sefla1sdfsimo. La
hermosa y distingujda tiple, que es
tambiel, tina admirable actriz dra-
matica, fue objeto de las mas elo-
cuentes y carifiosas demostraciones
del entusiasmo del pt1blico, que Ia
aplaudio, en- distintos pasajes de Ia
obra, tributandole verdaderas ova-
Clones al final del primero Y de-
scuarto acto.
Ha sido una noche de triunfo para
la bella artista de voz armoniosa. de
irreprochable estilo, de regia, de
magn1ica hermosura.
Ell tenor Sotorra estuvo afortunado
en- varios pasajes y compartio con la
sefiorita Blanchart muchos aplausos
de la noche.
FL BARITONE Real canto con EXPIRE
sion y lujo de facultades, Ell duo con
la tiple, y la bella romanza del sc
gundo acto que dijo con gran SEN
timiento.
Bien caracterizado, el aplaud1do
rartista fue de los que mas contribuyo
al exito de la clasica opera del gran
Verdi.
Bien, la bella sefIora Mas, la seflora
Aranguren y los sefiores Freixas,
Sancho Puiggros.
La orquesta, irreprochable Ell Macs
tro Blay fue llamado a la escena, y
ovacionado en- union de los princi-
pales Interpreters de "Traviatta.
Anoche fornaron el programa, tres
obras del genera chico, La Vie1ec1ta,
gran exito de Laura Nufiez; EIMal
Amores, gran exito de Luisa Are gui
y La Tragedia de Pierrot. en- que luce
su esplendida hermosura La sefiorita
Blanchart, que nace TN adora BILE Del
fin.
La representa- ci6n de anoche, fue
un exito general de la Compafifa.
En- La VieIeeita, que iba en- primer
termino, fue ovacionada la eminente
tiple comica Laura Nuf1ez que repi
tic, como siempre, el brindis despues
de una ovacion clamorosa.
La prensa de San Juan, ha elogiado
unanimemente la abor de esta genial
artista, que mantiene La Vfe1ecfta en-
el cartel, entire ell mas vivo entusias-
mo del p1blico.
En- FL NAL ale Am0yes, hizo I'm derro
che de grscia la eminente tiple comi
ca Luisa Arregui, Ia actriz insupera
BILE. la encantadora artista.
Fue aplaudlsima; recibi6 Ell home
naje diario de la admiration que Il
tributa Ell p1blico.
Real y Freixas y Martinez, muy
bien, muy bien.
Domingo OrOzcO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
BN|a diglnguila

Nuestro querido amigo don Juan
Jose Arsuaga, ha contrafdo matrimo-
MO, en- San Sebastian, (Espaffal. con
la bella y distinguida sefiorita dofia
Leona Murua, el dla 80 del pasado
Octu bre.
A Ia ceremonial nupcial asistio 10
mas distinguido de la sociedad de
San Sebastian.
Don Juan Bautista Arsuaga LA.
guirre dofia Ignacia Beraza de Ar
suaga, padres de nuestro amigo.
don Miguel M1rua Zubizarreta Y To-
|sefa Pefiagaricano de Mdrua, hoy Sc
flora de Arsuaga, nos participant en-
una artistica tarjeta Ell efectuado en-
lace de sus hijos.
Y los sefIores de Arsuaga nos ofre-
cen su casa, en- la calle de San Mar
tin, ntimer 2,
Damos las gracias mas efusivas
tan distinguidos amigos, y enviamos
a los felices desposados nue strs fell.
cjtacion cordialfsrna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
Rpgu|andO honorariioS
SOBRE Ell JURADO

Ell sehor Tizol ha presentado a la
Camara un bill sobre honorarios los
jurados.
Por dicho proyecto Sc enmienda la
seccion 2o4 de C6digo de Enjuicia-
miento Criminal La enmienda pre-
sentada por Ell delegado por San Juan,
dice textualm ente.
"Los jurados recibiran dos dollars
por dfa 81 residiesen q mas de dos
millas de distancia del Tribunal, Sc les
a bonara diez centavcs por cada milla
recorrida en- ir al Tribunal regresar &
sus domicilios, csso de veri6carse real.
mente ell viaje'.
Ell bill ha passdo al Comite de Le-
gislacion donde sera informado en-
una de las sesiones proximas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
Vagones de ferrocarril,
cOnStruidOS EN- Espafa

Es halaguefio para Ia ;ndustria es-
paflola, y satisfara los espfritus pa
tri6ticos, Ell hecho de que la Compa-
MA de ferrocarri1es del Norte haya
adjudieado a la Sociedad Espaf1ola de
Construcciones metalicas, que tiene
una de sus fabricas en- Beasain, la
construction de 600 vagones, cerra-
dos, para mercancfas, cuyo plazo de
entrega terminara Ell septiembre del
af1o venidero.
Antes de este, esa Sociedad cons
tructora habfa entregado la misma
Compaflfa ferroviaria otros 800 va
cones, destinados al transporte de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
"a 0p0sici0n de
las Camap.as
Defendiendo los intereses

Nueva York, lunes-Los azucareros anne
ricaDos plantadores de tabaco de Virginia, sc
oponen resueltamente a que prospere en- el
Congreso de los Estados Unidos la peticion de
Mr. Taft, sobre la rebaja de los productos fill
pinos.
En- Ell Senado tambien encuentran ruda
oposicion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
FL COngreso n0 aprueIba
los presupue&0S
Situaci6n gravlsima

Nueva York, lunes.-Informan de Buenos
Aires que ell Congreso nacional Sc ha negado
rotundamente aprobar los presupuestos.
La situacion er que Sc ha colocado el par
lamento pone al goberno en- condolences la
mentables de inextabilidad.
La crisis es inminente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27

Nueva York, lunes.-Avisan de Toxic
que la recommendation de fuerzas militares Sc
esta hacien1o con gran rapidez hacia los puer-
tos de embarque
Ell gobierno anuncia la suspension del re-
clutamiento en- vista de que el n1mero de vo-
luntariOs es excessive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
SepyIclo Especial del BOIet1n McFcanlIl
CABLEGRAMAS.
FL cabotaje para
las Filipinas
Una parte de los productos

Nueva York, lunes.-Mr. Taft ha pedido al
Congreso de w ashington que sea admlt1da en-
los mercados americanos, una parte del azucar
y ell tabaco flipinos, libre completamente de
derechos.
La petici6n de Mr.. Taft, halla una ru1dosa
oposicion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
DificiI situaCi0n del
gobieE'nO argentine
Anunciando la crisis

Nueva York, lunes-Los despachos que
sc reciben de la Argentina dicen que la ST
tuaci6n pol1tica no es nada dlatana, otrec1en-
do serias di1cultades al gobierno. que esta
nuy alarmado.
Los peri6dicos de la oposicion dicen que
es inevitable la crisis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
EI nresidente nues-
trase anim0sO
La dictadura ELI la Argentina

Argentina MEGA la gravedad del conf1icto, en-
10 que respecta la vida del actual gobierno.
El presidente, contando con Ell apoyo del
gobierno dice. que ST la conjuracion del parla-
mento no cede sc proClamara dictador.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-23
Has won HIGH PRAISE.

Wherever seen SO far this season,
Fred @. Conrads new production of
THE Hidden Hand" a new dramatiza-
tion by Eugene Moore. the actor, has
won high praise from press and pub
lie. 1t seems to be an unusually sin
cere and successful effort to place up
on the stage really good melodrama,
in contrast with the vile stuff that has
been threatening the theatrical busi-
ness with ruin through the disgust Of
the great body and the best classes OF
theater patrons. The new play is in
four acts and makes "Capitola," OF
course. the heroine. Many other IA
nous characters Of the story are intro
duced. including BLACK Donald" Mrs.
Condiment," and the famous pair OF
laugh-provoking darkies, Wool and
Pitapat." The picturesque scenery Of
the Blue Ridge mountains furnishes
rich background. Opera House, matt
nee and night. Thursday. Nov. 26.