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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-04
THURSDAY, JUNE rs.

Former Judge Charles s. Whitman Of New York declares
the 4h a i the ? ds session
Boston ss spend sh the day visiting Visit NewpG5
can ticket who has been i'll SO much improved that he leave
lime h latest yeca p d Iron leheran indicate that the Shah is sup
Miles City, Mont has about 100000 pounds of wool stored
there The buyers offering Is but the holding
Many people crushed and burnt death in freight
express train collision in Calcutta India.
FRIDAY, JUNE
Withdraw m front e e S e cG st
legation Russia and Eng
land may may Intervene in p save aye the Persian empire
ailments of mankind be cured by the injection into the blood of
Reports reach America of revolutions and disorders
Vesses Coahuila, Mexico.
America will be held in Butte, Mont, July 30
between s5OooOOO 100000
being in Salt Lake on buildings and pe
against him in connection with coal land fraud cases. commits sui
Theodore A. Bell Of California has been selected
grave Mr. ceve-
land at o'clock in the morning.
ssaetar s seen about four hours " 0"su'0" wit" the
theatre building e. G cost OF $4,000 st t .. fair offer nrs
on dto" s9 they mate the s1 % % %
Ge R 4 e % to accept
eooM Ga 'y aa ee George Gs" u
Mr. Hles refuses the nomination A. J. Weber was nomi
Harry Thaw writ Of habeas made
eurnabe before Supreme Justice Mills of White Plains N Y
Street paving in Murray is proceeding very rapidly
SUNDAY JUNE 20.
Edward covngton pioneer of Salt Lake patent
railroad tie which supede steel wood ties
Frank Hyde well known in Salt Lake, dies
Twenty people killed revolutionary battle at Las Vacas
Mex
S the will take to Vienna
that he
W. Bryan passed word around his
Johnson the
National Democratic ticket.
Indications that the Wyoming wool clip will bring prices
far in advance of last years
Mrs guest Of the president during next week
proclamation adding
maey o42 400 the Grand Canyon national forest
Jeremiah " Sullivan being doomed by Iowa for second place
Democratic National ticket
Mrs of Buffalo, N. " bitten Az times and
her daughter Ethel II DID, 10 times by bull dog The
of both
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-04
World Events For the Week

wn na PynI hsy has bee" promised trial by Justice Mills Of
Turkey mobilzng forces the RusoTurkish frontier, de-
mned to resist the last the threatened land grab by Russia
Persia.
The trial Of Prince Eulenburg began Berlin He accused
by Editor Hardin OF gross immoral practices.
Four people killed in explosion San Francisco The
cause of the explosion is unknown
1t stated that Bryan Dahmann chairman of National
Democratic committee.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3d.
The Federal grand jury indictment against
W. Nelson cashier Of the Jordan State bank charging him with
Bishop H. G. Potter of the diocese New York reported
Judge Parker will fight against the nomna
ton OF William Jennings Bryan
The revolutionary is spreading Mexico several
counties being affected
The employment of convicts the Panama canal high
plete
m G1ns of Gsshs Utah have the state game ne
opened to the public for fishing,
o6 Wm Nave NT T s n Hev aa1 Ts Of he Mary
badly hurt in while starting for the train to return
Spanish Fork big July celebration.
Ogden city council ordinance under which policemen
Work resumed the Ahol Cheyenne and Athol Boe
Provo will have big celebration the Fourth
1t reported that mine No Amy Wyo will be reopened
soon by the Union Pacific.
WEDNESDAY JULY
Secretary Taft positively that the of National Re-
publican chairman has not been settled.
Gen. Luke Wright of Tennessee position
After the first of the year the branch u
be conducted separately and known Murdocks academy
Real estate of Salt Lake City for big day
Saltair July g.
The Western Pacific railway may build into Ely New
Weber officials declare that intoxicating liquors
be sold on Sunday
JOS Tyler killed by at in
City.
days celebration of the Fourth has planned for Cody
Wyo Warren of Wyoming will deliver the principal address
of the day.
AUTOMOBILE CLUB ORGANIZED AT GRAND JUNCTION.
COLORADO.
An automobile club organized Grand Junction. Colorado
Tuesday evening establish roads that
ton There hundred Of which so listed
first night active members This shows how the good roads
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-04
SEALED BONNET CONTEST.

telegram received from Philadelphia that the Sude
baker 80 horsepower made mechanical
the Sealed Bonnet Contest held Wilmington Delaware
18th of June
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
The Aeademv-.Ternr.o

Texas" a play Of Western life. which
comes TO the Academy tomorrow night
is a drama Of exceptional interest The
play is a recital Of the love Of Texas
West. daughter OF a breezy ranch owner.
for Jack Dallam, cowboy and Texas
ranger. and OF the efforts made bv an
English ranch owner, Lord Angus Trevor.
20 win the girl for himself The delight
ful manner in which the play is pre-
sented. as a picture Of the brave big
hearted men and women Of the ranch.
as contrasted with the product Of ad-
vanced civilization, Texas" is certainly
a masterpiece.
The stage settings OF Texas" are
elaborate and the properties particularly
good. The cowboy costumes. with the
jingling spurs attached 10 high-heeled
boots the leather chaps" the ever
ready weapon, the loose shirt and the
innumerable accessories are all authentic
and were secured at the scene Of the
play. The play was first produced In
New York, where II had an extraordi-
nary run. When it was taken on the
road for a tour OF the South and South
west 1t also met with the unstinted
praises OF the press and the public. A
strong cast, carload of scenery. and all
the accessories which tended TO make the
production so popular are again carried
this season.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
Chnse,s-PolIte YnuderiIle.

Chase's this week offers rest, recreation.
and refreshment OF the faculties by means
OF a vaudeville bin mingllng art and
amusement. melody ard mirth, novelty,
and diversity. The bill includes Valerie
Bergere and Company, the SIeedes, from
London; Raymond and Caverlv. Catherine
Hayes and SabeI Johnson. Herbert Cyril.
the Jupiter Brothers. the Sandwinas and
the laughable motion pictures called ''The
Suburbanite's Ingenious Alarm.
Valerie Bergere is hailed as "the Bern
hardt Of vaudeville" Undoubtedly she is
the most popular actress Of elevated roles
to be found among the contingent OF
vaudeville actresses. Miss Bergere also
is quite as artistic and versatile in
comedy parts. She had won her share OF
fame in the high-priced houses before
entering vaudeville, her signal achieve
ment being the creation OF the name role
in BelascO's Nine Butterfly" The great
est success she has had IN vaudeville has
come to her since she presented "BfIlie's
First Love-" which will be the vehicle in
which she VIII be seen here. It is said
70 afford her stronger and more dra-
matte part that BeIaseo's japanese hero
inc. Boxing Day pantomines in England
OF the past half dozen years are said TO
have seen the SIeedes on the top wave
Of appreciation, and these London pam
tOmimic comedians have been secured for
limited engagement in The Mysterious
Hotel" n scene fun OF the tricks and
jokes that have endeared these clever
clowns 10 the fun-loving Britishers. Ray
mOnd and Caverly viii be the third spe-
cial attraction. and they will keep the au-
dience in an uproar Of laughter with their
latest German mixture Of maxim and
metaphors. Catherine Hayes and SabeI
Johnson will appear with their fantastic
little funmaker called "A Dream Of Baby
Days" written by Aaron Hoffman. espe-
ciaIly for these clever and charming Come
diennes. Herbert Cyril. "The London
Johnnie viii give a varied and amusing
novelty in one. The Jupiter Brothers, the
original Oklahoma cowboys. will offer a
mystifying performance. inviting a COM
mittee from the audience to investigate
their genuineness. The Sandwinas will
draw applause with an unusual physical
culture feature
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
The CoIumbin-"ToddIes."

The new comedy taken from the French
by Clyde Fitch. ''Toddles," viii be pre-
sented at the Columbia Theater to-mor-
row by Charles Frohman. An exception
ally strong cast containing a number or
well-knOWn players will be seen in the
work. ''Toddles,' in it's French version,
ran for a year in Paris. In the version
arranged by Mr.. Fitch Il ran for nearly
two years in London Despite fits French
origin, '"roddles, is free from suggestive
ness. The piece is good fun. and its sec
ond act is described as immensely funny.
''Toddles'' is a pathological study OF in
decisiveness laughably presented, and
subtle satire on matchmaking and title
hunting. The chief character, Lord Mead
ows. nicknamed. 'Toddles," is a noble
young idler. very much In debt. genial
and easy-gOing. His only positive trait
is total inability to make up his mind
on anything, great or small He is a
shining mark for dowagers with mar
riageable young ladies on their hands.
He is more or less betrothed 10 his cousin.
a child of FIVE; lie is intended by his
aunt, Lady Dover, as the husband OF
Constance Joblyn, the daughter Of a very
rich AnglO-French banker, and he him
self. at odd moments, thinks very favor
ably Of a certain Mrs. Bowler, a very
lively young widow. Lady Dover man
ages 10 get Toddles to an "at home"
where he is presented TO Constance job
lyn, the daughter Of the house. whose
dot" on her wedding day will be $4,000.
Toddles takes an immediate dislike 10
the girl, but that does not save him.
Relatives arrange the marriage. and in
the next scene he is discovered I'm bed.
receiving weddlng-morning congratula-
tions. He is slated to marry Constance
Joblyn that day. Mrs Bowler, Mrs. Job
lyn. Lady. Dover, and the Countess de
Chambray and her five-year-old daughter.
not TO speak of a host of Toddles' old
friends. make the room a scene OF the
livelest kind Of comedy, wonderfully ami
mated In action, and all the more laugh
able for the droll and tragic-comedy or
Toddles' indecision. In the midst of his
matching coins 10 decide what he shall
do, Toddes is thrown into despair by the
loss of his entire wedding apparel He is
left with nothing to wear but a suit OF
paJamas- Meanwhile everybody Is as
sembled for the wedding, except the bride
groom But at the last moment Toddles
shows up, dressed, not for the wedding,
but in his pajamas and an ulster. Toddles
has not made up his mind to wed. nor
does he do so until the curtain is on the
verge Of going down for the last time.
and then he chooses Constance JobIyn. or
his own initiative ard quite independently
OF the match-makers.
''Toddles" will be played by the English
comedian, ". Gayer MacKay. In the cast
will be Oswald Yorke, Arthur Elliot. Louis
Massen, Charles Walcott. Pauline Fred
erick, Saddle Martinot. and Jefsreys
Lewis.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
THE WEEKS PLAYBILLS

BeIascO-"The Rose of the Rancho"
The first local performance of David
Belasco's play OF early California life.
''The Rose OF the Rancho win occur al
the Belasco tomorrow night 1t will serve
to introduce to washingtoniens a com
paratively new actress and the youngest
OF the famous and brilliant Belasco stars.
She is Miss Frances Starr. young ae-
tress. who only two brief seasons ago.
then playing in an obscure company, was
discovered and claimed by David Belasco-
The supporting company is deserving OF
special mention. for it is seldom that a
cast of such fine proportions and artistic
merit is organized. In the company,
which numbers almost seventy-hve per-
sons. may be mentioned the following
prominent players: Charles Richman.
Hamilton Revelle. John W. Cope, Frank
Losee, J. Harry Benrimo, oscar Eagle.
Maria Davis. Grace Geyler Clark, and
Marta Mclean.
The subject chosen for dramatic treat
ment in 'The Rose of the Rancho which
is the joint work OF David Belasco and
Richard w. Tully, is one which, strangely
enough, has been overlooked by dramatic
authors. The play has a strong appeal to
the American mind. that to-day calls for
dramatic novelty, realism, and certain
amount OF poetic beauty. These elements.
we are told, are 20 be found In large
measure in The Rose OF the Rancho"
The plot is constructed of incidents bear
ing upon the American invasion into Cali
fornia in the late fifties when that State
was governed and colored by the life and
manners Of the Spaniards. The story con-
Germs the enforcement and abuse of the
land-grant laws during the time when
California was gradually becoming an
American State. There is in this epoch
OF American history abundant material
for dramatic treatment. The charming
tropical country OF Southern California.
with its picturesque old missions. Italian
skies. and tropical glory, serves as an
ideal background for the action of the
dramatic story IL is said that in all OF
David Belasco's illustrious career he has
never displayed so much genius as a crea-
tor Of beauty as he has revealed in this
production. said 10 unfold a series of
stage pictures adorable for their fine
realism and poetic suggestion
This is the second BelascO attraction 10
be seen in Washington this season, and il
is also 10 be recorded that It Is the last.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

The attraction at the Gayety Theater
this week is known as The Trans-Atlan-
tic Burlesquers," who are presenting this
season two burlesdues. the first one
named Two Hot Knights" the closing
one being "A Gay Modiste." The COM
pany, which is large one. includes Liz
zie Freligh, the Kalinowski Brothers
acrobats: Norma Bell ana her musical
ponies; Fitzgerald and Quinn, comedians:
the Sisters De Graf, besides Val Raynor.
James Whiteley, and Frank KiIlian.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
The Lyeeum-nurIcnnuer..

At the New Lyceum next week the at
traction will be furnished by THE RiaIto
Rounders-" There win ne two burlesoues.
the first one "A Day at Niagara Falls. F"
the closing one "a Day at Sheepshead
Bay. In the vaudeville olio there will be
Sam Howe and company in q new sketch:
the Misses Gladstone. dancing soubrettes:
Howard and De Voc. singers and dane
ers, and the Bison City Quartet.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

The long-promised new play by ]. NJ.
Barrie is said to be rapidly nearing its
final form. America may see its first per-
formance before England, as IL will prob
ably be first intrusted to the greatest liv-
ing interpreter OF Barrie plays-Maude
Adams.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

Mr.. Edward s. Allen Washington
actor. who has been associated with the
Lincoln Carter forces FOR the last ten
years has returned 20 the city and opened
a school for the training OF actors. Mr.
Allen has been connected with several Of
the summer stock companies in this city
and will in al probability be a member OF
Guy Standings Stock Company when IL
plays at the Belasco Theater this season
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
CONCERTS TONIGHT.

The concert at the Belasco Theater to-
night promises TO be unusually interest
Ing. The entertainment, consisting prin-
clpally Of motion pictures. form a stand.
ard for this class OF amusement in the
city. The management, through their
agents, nave just secured a series of films
imported from Europe, which are said to
be strikingly realistic, amusing and edu-
catonaL The travel series for tonight
will be visit TO the principal places of
interest in the larger cities of this coun-
try Added features TO the programme
will be the singing of illustrated ballads
by well-known vocalists, and other big
musical acts secured from the profes-
sional stage.
The Sunday concerts at the Academy
offer pleasing entertainment to those
seeking amusement on the day Of rest
The programme is varied one. entirely
changed each Sunday. and consists Of two
hours of comedy and dramatic moving
pictures. interspersed with excellent vocal
numbers by clever entertainers and music
by the concert orchestra The soloists
engaged for tonight are Ed S. Alien and
Harry A. Chick.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL TKEATER.
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eighty Musicians.

LAST TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
CONCERT MARCH 3. AT A:3o.
Soioist, FRANCESCA KASPAR. Soprano
Programme.
CARL GoLDMARK, overture, "sakuntala,"
LUDWIG Won BEETHOVEN, symphony No z
in 4 major
GUSTAYE CHARPENTIER. aria, from Louise. -
Oh GOUNOD Jewel Song from Faust
FRANCESCA KASPAR.
HECTOR BERLIOZ. overture. lie Carnival Ro-
main"
Tickets at T. Arthur Smiths If1I F ST NV. All
tickets issued for February 8 viii be good for the
new date March
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

Willy Painter sought and obtained a
private audience with the President last
week. and, assisted by his talented prot
ege. succeeded IN astonishing our siren
uoUs Chief Executive by the numerous
phenomenal aCrobatiC fcats he presented.
Mr.. Painter taught the present Gar how
10 box. and has appeared privately before
all the European royalties.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

The Awakening OF Helena Ritchie."
Charlotte ThOmpsOn's dramatiZatiOn OF
Margaret Delands novel. was produced
at Hartford. Conn. on February 70 by
Margaret Anglin. Both the play and Miss
Anglin's work in IL seem 10 have pleased.
The supporting company included Ed
mund Elton. Frank 6 Bangs. Walter
Hale. PeytOn Carter, Gertrude Swiggett,
and Sally Williams.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

Elsie Janis is developing as q composer
and song writer In addition 10 her va
riOus other talents She has just COM
pleted the words and music Of charm
ing little song which she calls the Tell
tale Moon" Robert Hood Bowers, the
composer and musical director OF "The
Hoyden." is at work upon the orchestral
score
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

Two of the youngest feminine stars on
the American stage viii appear at the
New National Theater IN succession.
They are Elsie Janis, Charles Dilling-
hams seYenteen-year-old star OF "Thc
Hoyden.' and Marie Doro. whom Charles
FrOhman has advanced TO stardOm at the
age OF tWenty-one. al the head OF THE
Morals of Marcus" company.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

Among the prominent players who viii
support John Drew during his engage
ment at the National Theater In March
are Miss Billie Burke. Miss Dorothy Ten
nant, Miss Ida Greedy Smith, Mrs. Kate
Pattison Selton. Miss Hope Latham. and
the Messrs. Ferdinand Gottschaik. Nor
ton Selton, Rex MeDougalI. and Albert
Roccardl.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

Many of the prc-l ;nsat stars are aban-
dOning the midweek matinee this season
AT the National Theater here there viii
be no Wednesday matinees during the
engagements OF Eleanor Robson. Elsie
Janis. or Marie DOro II is altogether
probable that the midweek matinees will
be a thing OF the past before many sea
sons.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

william G. Beach. Ernest Lamson.
Nicholas Burnham, Elene Foster, and RI.
d. Blakemore have been engaged by
Henry B. Harris for The Travelling
Salesman" Mr.. Harris contemplates re-
viving 1.-THE Movers before the season IS
over, with Dorothy DonnelIy back 10 her
old part.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

Charles Frohman has in mind a special
matinee performance at one OF his Lon
don theaters OF The T0ymaker OF Nu-
remberg." Mr.. Frohman hopes TO secure
Albert Chevalier for the title role.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

''The FoIlies Of 1eo7," Florenz Zieg-
fields review, will return to the National
Theater following the engagement OF
Elsie Janis.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

Marie Doro will appear in London in
May, when Charles Frohman viii pre-
sent her at one of his London theaters
in THE Morals OF Marcus"
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-22

sent a telegram to him there and be
sent it collect. The message read,
"Silverton lost; please send 81 at
once" Sam is certainly an enter
prlsing collector.
The Red Mountain railroad was
opened up as far as the Yankee Girl
the first OF the week and trains are
now running regularly. The Animas
Forks road was opened up from Eu-
roka to the Forks about the same time
and train service resumed there day
or two ago. 1t IS expected that the
ore shipments on the Red Mountain
road will be especially good for some
time to come as many OF the mines
of that district have been steadily
producing for several months past and
storing their ore waiting for the time
when the railroad would be opened
so that their product could be trans
ported to the smelter. Other prop
critics which have been blocking oui
their ore Will now begin active pro
duction and the Red Mountain coun
try will be very busy section.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-22
SOCIAL riTTLE-TATTLE
BACHEIORDO


Inc Fan-Tan club held meeting
Monday evening In Grant Hughes
bachelor den. Some very exciting
games were played. Charlie Hogan
drew four-flush and took the jack
pot After the last game cold bot
lie was opened at the expense OF the
losers-after which Harry Frye came
in on the home-stretch with gay
song entitled, ITS Good to Be Single"
Altogether, It was a most pleasant
evening and all the boys vowed that
II was a grand success in spite of tho
absence Of the fair sex.
Frank Lake has organized a weekly
gossip club for the benefit of woe
stricken young ladies. The first meet
ing Will be held ON the 22d of July
vember next. Any young lady win
woes to unburden should see Mr.. Lake
and take out card of membership
Mr.. w. A. Wood and Fl. r. Brun-
ner Of Philadelphia. who are spending
the summer here, are building a fine
tennis court near the Wood residence
" Brookside. 1t Is expected there Will
be some exciting games as Mr.. Brur
ner and Mr.. Wood are experts at the
sport.
Mr. William Shepard has just return
ed from a trip to Shiprock and Mesa
Verde where he escorted a party Of
Durangoites. Mr.. Shepard says there
are some pretty sguaws in Shiprock
but that he didn't have time to make
hit-besides, the girls wouldn't ut
him. MIR. Shepard is from Missouri.
Mr. Boynton. the surveyor. says be
isn't going to wear merry widow hats
anymore In the dark. Roy Frasier
mistook him for his lady love and
Boynton says he never wants TO be
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-22
TOWNS.

The Aztec town board has passed
a prohibitory saloon license and II is
now up TO the citizens to sustain this
action and support every effort in its
thorough enforcement. The prohibi-
tory ordinance takes effect July lst-
1t has long been an inconsistency of
humanity that 1t would allow the ex-
istence and approve the traffic of IL
quor Now that Aztec has taken this
step for a better citizenship 1t be
nooyes every homeloying, law-abidine
resident to lend his aid in support.
The first town in New Mexico TO abol-
ish gambiing-the first to oust the
saloon eyil-Aztec has taken step
upward TO better things.--Aztec In
deX
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-22

This evening mrs. A. Hahn gives a
dancing party for her daughter, Miss
Josephine. Eighteen of the younger
set will pay their respects to Terpsi-
chore at the Hahn residence on Fourth
avenue.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-22
kissed like that again.

Owing to the Illness of MIR. L. f..
Smith. Henry Berri undertook to fill
Smiths social engagements. He got
his calls mixed up-kissed the wrong
girl and generally made the atmos-
phere look brown, but Smith says he
can square himself all right.
TILLY SLOWBOY.