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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-31


The Till9tson motion to read the am.
|dayils The motion was carried ON roll
call Nandevenier moved a reconsld-
eration cf the vote, and his motion
was pending at the time of adjourn.
ment
matter that also occupied a con
siderable portion Of the time of the
session was the reading OF the Cover.
nor's message, which is puhlished in
fun IN the house journal IN The Leader
Of today.
The speaker appointed as n commit
tee On legislative reference depart
ment Messrs. Martin. Rainsy. Smith,
of Delaware. Hart and SkeeD.
Bryan sent mp q resolution CON
graduating the venerable chaplain.
Rev. d y. Ray, on his birthday anni-
versary and expressing the hope that
his years OF usefulness might be great
ly extelded. Rev Ray was rs years
old yesterday. The resolution was
adopted Snd oriered printed.
Williams, of eomanche. presented a
resolution tha L5io sessions be held
daily during \, DAYS Of the week,
the morning gassions to begin at $3.50
and the afternoon sessions at 1:30,
such meetings TO continue until the
present bills on he calendar are dis
posed Of
Harrison's Resolution.
Animpofiant matter was disposed of
when the house passed the Joint reso-
luton bg Harrison. Of Hughes. u IS
10 memorable congress- for Pc sale of
the segregated coal lands In the Choc-
itaw and Chickasaw nations Mr. Har-
rison added an amendment stating
that these lands are almost entirely
Ia Coal, Pittsburg, Latimer, LeFloro
and Haskell counties and that as long
as they are held in the present manner
are untaXable and make II very diff
ault for these counties to maintain
their county organizations. His
amendment was adopted as was also
his resolution.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
NALENCIA'S LABOR
PLAY MAKES HIT
"The Lost Paradise" Is Retained
For an Extra Week at
PODuIar Theafer

So great has been the success of The
Lost Paradise at the Valencia theater
that the management has decided TO
continue Henry c. de Miles splendid
adaptation from the German of Lud-
wig Fuda's striking story of the con-
hict between capital and labor for an
other week, and the performances of
sunday afternoon and evening will
not be the last as originally planned.
The Lost Paradise" has had many
presentations in San Francisco. but. il
IS the verdict of veteran theater goers
that never before has this sterling
play been given with such an adequate
cast and such perfect attention to de-
tail. The second act, showing the
ofice of Reuben Warner, superintend-
ent Of the Knowlton iron works. with
massive machinery in operation, is one
of the most startling pieces of realism
ever shown on a local stage and is in
sharp contrast to the magnificent draw
ing room of the millionaire mill owner
shown in the first and last acts.
Robert Warwick has surprised his
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
NATIONAL PARLoR.s OFFICER

National parlor No. 11S. n. s q w
has elected the following as officers for
the ensuing, year: W. S. Collett, senior
past president; f. l. Hatfield. past
president, Frank h. Gilman. president.
A. Herhst Jr., first vice president.
Charles l.. Gimmell, second vice presi-
dent; w A. Calvin, third vice presi
dent, IL. q. Mehrtens.. marshal M M
Katigan recording secretary: ID. "a
Murden, financial secretary; George w.
lSoch, treasurer; +. L. McNally trustee .
Drs. j. @. Morrisey and N Rogers. sur
geons w. e. Clark, outside sentinel.
William Z. Pitts, inside sentinel. This
parlor will celebrate the twenty first
anniversary of institution by a banquet
Meyer w. w. Vaughn, t. G.. Mehrtens.
a. Herbst Jr. and A, J.. Falvey have
been appointed a committee to arrange
for that event :
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
P.ANTAGES-EMPIRE TO
GIVE LIVELY PROGRAM
European Act Will Head the
List of New and Excellent
Attractions

At the Pantages- Empire theater in
Sutter street near Fillmore the bill
for this week viii be presented by a
clever lot of vaudeville favorites. A
lively entertainment is promised by the
management.
Baptiste and Franconi in a sensa :
tional equilibristic act, are leading at
fractions of the bill They have been
engaged for this circuit at great ex-
pense and have been brought direct
from Europe.
Eugene ORourke Nellie Eltinge and
company will provide another feature
act. 1t will be laughable comedy.
'Parlor A The staging OF the sketch
and its presentation by the clever com :
pany are all that could be desired
McCloud and Melville in harp seIec-
tions songs and dances, have a decided
vaudeville novelty. Billy Farnon. as
sisted by Miss Wills and Miss Ransley.
will offer a singing and dancing turn,
part of which will be the presenta-
tion of the comedy song hit; The Yid-
disher Cowboy"
Morse and Brown, 'colQred aristo-
crats.' as they are called aviu give a
farce in which they have opportunity
TO exhibit themselves in songs and
dances. Kenna and Smith, the leave
them laughing comedians Will be
amusing in their turn. and Preston and
Winter. aerialists. viii provide some
thrills by their daring work. New mo-
tion pictures Will conclude the per-
formance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

duke Heinrich Ferdinand of Austria.
The magnitude of Mile. de DiO's offer
lng on the vaudeville stage cannot be
described. IT must be witnessed. When
the curtain rises only one white light
Is seen. This is succeeded by all the
prlSmatic hues in beWildering combin-
ations. Then De DiO appears. She is
q fairy butterfly, a creature OF the
in gorgeous colors. Then she plunges
downward. The scene changes and she
IS a sea nymph. Another change and
she is disclosed repOsing in she'll
and De Dio is there. Upward she as
eencs, but flames follow and drag her
down. She survives the baptism of
1re and next she is part of the muses. s
II is the climax, and then multicolored
ribbons shOwered from above sur
round her and she smiles through a
trellis work Of red, blue and yellow
threads.
Edwin Holt will appear in a comedy.
The Mayor and the Manicure" which
was writtene by George Ade. Hyman
Meyer, THE man at the piano." will
present an artistic act. in which he
VIII be heard in Eddie Foy's great
song, He Goes to Church on Sunday
Charles and Fannie Van will intro
duce an amusing skit. "A Case of
Emergency" which is a pretty story
Of the life behind the scenes.
Merian's canine actors, the most re-
markable performing dogs ever ex-
libited. viii be seen in a .'Dutch-Chf-
nese" drama, The Elopement of Sa-
Work and over will supply one of
the acrobatic featS of the program
They are comedians as well. and their
act IS thrilling and funny.
This viii be the last week in which
20 see four Franklins, aerobats. and
CASTOR and Green. There will be a
new series or motion pictures.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
COLLEGE PLAY is
ON AT ALCAZAR
Brown of Harvard" TO Be
Given Excellent Production
This Week

Brown of Harvard" is the appropri-
ate Christmas week Offering announced
by the Alcazar management 1t was
written by Rida Johnson Young, who
is best known to Alcazar patrons by
her authorship of ''fhe Boys in Com
pany 3" Her style appeals especially
to women. because she Views life from
woman's standpoint In Brown of
Harvard" she portrsys the American
collegian and the true type of Amer
ican girl in an atmosphere of school
life. The characters are natural and
the situations in which they are placed
reflect keen appreciation of dramatic
effectiveness.
Tom Brown is a rich, young student
with a generous heart. He assists his
sweetheart's brother, Wilfred Kenyon,
also offers to defray the living ex-
penses of Gerald Thorne, young Ten
nesseean who is working his way
through college and supporting his
ceived by Kenyon. and while seeking
Browns aid the couple are surprised
by party of ladies, including Brown S
fiancee. Brown refuses to explain the
girls presence, and the end of the act
finds him in an unpleasant predica-
ment.
In the second act, which takes place
on the Harvard campus, the Tennes-
seean has become stroke oar of the
varsity crew and is popular with his
fellows. He knows nothing of his sis
ter's wrong. and Kenyon, who is In
the tolls OF a gambling shark, Cotton,
consents TO the latter's demand that
he send Marian away from Cambridge
on the day of the great Harvard Yale
boat race, acquaint her brother with
the fact, and thus make him nervous
and incapable of doing his best work
in the contest, as Cotton has been bet
ting that Yale will win. Kenyon then
forges Browns name TO check, gives
it to Marian and arranges for her de-
parture.
The third and fourth acts are de-
voted to the problem of Strengthening
out the entanglements which the ac-
tion has developed. and among the
scenes of spectacular interest is the
boat race. in which Brown, as substi-
tute. wins for his crew
Bertram Lytell as Brown. Evelyn
Vaughan as his sweetheart Howard
Hickman as Kenyon, and Will Walling
as the Tennesseean are some of the
principal roles and their players.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
KLEIN'S PLAY IS
POPULAR AS EVER
"The Lion and the Mouse" al
the Van Ness Is Attracting
Big Audiences

Tonight ushers in the last week OF
the engagement at the Van Ness thea
ter Of THE Lion and the Mouse. g
Charles Klein's notable play. A spe-
cial Christmas day matinee win be
given.
In spite of the fact that the drama
has been seen in this city on other
occasions there seems 10 be no Ietnn
1n the interest in the story ii tells.
Tor the play is not only timely COM
nentary on the issues of the day. but
u is fascinating drama in which ro-
nance and politics, ethics and esthetics
and law and love are mixed in a most
fascinating manner. AS with all worthy
plays those who have seen il once
want TO see IL again. 4 single hear
ing does not suffice. Thus it will han
pen that "The Lion and the Mouse
VIII be a delightful entertainment lone
after the circumstances in the ma
tons life which gave rise and motive
Tor the play have ceased to exist Like
Uncle Toms Cabin" il is a play of the
present and of the future
The clever story told in the plas con-
Germs the methods of John Burkett Rv-
der. who. in his efforts to control the
money market Of the world. has become
the p0ssessor of the greatest fortune
ever accommodated by single man.
As the possessor of this wealth he
holds the trump card of politics and
finance. and this he plays against the
Integrity and honor of an upright mag
sstrstc Of the superior court. JUDGE
Rassmore. RYDER swears to have the
Judge removed from Office and sets a
trap for the weuldbe victim. At the
precise moment when Ryder expects
10 win victory he finds himself cir
cumventcd by a girl The girl is the
mouse and Ryder Is the lion; vet the
mouse, as in the old fable. wins and
Shirley liossmore not only SECURES the
zcouittal Of her honest father. the
Judge hut wins the esteem of the lion
and the love Of his son
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

admirers with his virile characterize
tion of the heroic superintendent who
! - In love with his employers daugh
ter, but who takes sides with the un-
derpaid, half starved toilers in the
works IN some of his scenes he does
fhe best work of his career. Miss
ter of the mill owner. who at first re-
proaches Warner with being only q
workingman' and afterward appre
ciates the tremendous sacrifice made
by the young inventor and confesses
her love for him. plays a difficult role
IN a way that wins the entire sympathy
clever bit of work as Polly Fletcher
the country girl in city soil" and
Gerald Harcourt as Bob Appleton, who
successfully wooes and wins her. does a
trice Nichols, the new ingenue, has
made an immediate hit as Cinders and
Charles Dow Clarke completely loses
somewhat soiled affinity Thomas Mac
Larnie. as Ralph Standish, again proves
MS ability as sterling actor. and
ROBERT Homan makes a forcible and
physically convincing Schwartz. leader
of the strikers Lillian Andrews is
happily cast as Margaret's mother. and
E1 EEeglnaiq1 . prayers, Darrell Standing,
and the other capable members of the
best
In addition to the usual Wednesday,
saturday and Sunday matinees there
Will be a special performance Christ
mas afternoon, and for Christmas week
Herr Herman Heller and his splendid
orchestra of soloists have prepared an
unusually brilliant and appropriate
program, including a catchy march
written especially for the occasion by
the leader: Herr Heller will also play,
as q violin solo, the beautiful Rev
erie, erie" by vieuxtemps.
THE College Widow" George Ade's
pictorial comedy, will follow "The Lost
Paradise, Seats for New Years eve
are already greatly in demand.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
MILE. DE DIO TO
DANCE AT ORPHEUM
Road Show Consists of Star
Acts, Headed by Famous
French ArtiSte

yAs cypbeum road show viii open
mis- afternoon ST the big vaudeville
1hester ~ Ellis street and there is
every Indication that II viii prove 70
fo the hnest entertainment that has
been seen at that house this season
Martin Beck. general manager OF the
orphenn circuit spent six months in
Organizing the road show. Twice he
sourneyed 10 Europe before he in
duced Mile de Dso. the famous French
dancer, 10 sign A contract with him.
The popularity OF the pretty dancer is
50 great in Europe that extraordinary
Inducements had 10 be offered before
she would consent 10 abandon her
scenes Of success fn the old country.
The fact that Beck managed TO secure
her for the Orpheum circuit after she
had turned down other and fiattering
offers from American managers is
tsken as an evidence OF Beck's ag-
gfessiyeness and enterprise.
Nile. De Dio will be remembered
as the heroine in a romance last April
when she refused the hand of Arch
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Gossip About the Iheates and the New Dramatic Offerings

will present ''Mary's Lamb" which he
wrote. words, lyrics. music and all
Prince Chap will be given q pro-
duction soon at the Valencia theater.
Frederick Belasco is in New York
"Brewster's Millions Will be played
again at the Van Ness theater soon-
r
Florence Roberts will pay us visit
next mouth, wnen she will appear at
the American theater in new pro-
duction.
Billy Clifford and Maude Lambert
have left the forces of Kolb and Dill
at the Princess theater and are now
in Chicago.
H S. Northrup, who was last here
With Florence Roberts, has been en-
gagged by the Shuberts as leading man
in Clyde Fitch's latest successful play
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

Girls The company of which Nor
thrup is now leading man will be seen
here next February.
The costumes for the Alcazar's pro-
duction of The Darling. of the Gods
are on their way from New York, and
they I'LL one freightcar.
cisco in. her itinerary. She will be
seen in her newest success, ..Wildfire,''
a racing and racy comedy.
Murray and Mack, at the head of a
clever company Of singers and comed-
ians IN the musical comedy, Sunny
side of Broadway" will be a holiday
attraction at the American theater
Edith Mason. who in private life is
Mrs Thomas Persse. is recovering from
her recent illness. though her ply
Slcians say II will be several months
before she will be strong enough to re-
The Valencia thsater mana cement
wants It's regular patrons to bake 1000
loaves of bread next Wednesday to be
ghr given r;n.nto to the Salvation Army for the
gives each year to San Francisco's poor.
The ladies are invited to bring the
oread TO the matinee, whore a commit
tee from the bakers union will pass
on the quality of the loaves submitted
and prizes will be awarded to the 25
most successful cooks.
Upton .Sinclair's original conception.
Prince Hagen. will be given its first
production on any stage at the Valencia
theater at the conclusion of the run
or The College Widow which fol-
lows The Lost Paradise" The attrac-
tlon Is regarded of such moment that
charles Frohman will have a personal
representative at the theater to Wit
ness the first performance. If the
einy is what tits said to be Frohman
VIII negotiate with the author with a
view to giving Prince Hagen a New
L ork production.
The Girl of the Golden West, will
follow Brown of Harvard al the Al
cazar, starting the series of David
Belascos most successful plays. 1t will
be followed by '.The Rose Of the
Rancho The Darling OF the Gods I"
'Du Barry" Sweet Kittle Bellairs >,
The Warrrens of Virginia and @The
Heart of Maryland THE Girl, ran
Two weeks last season in the Sutter
street playhouse. and after being with
Drawn TO make room for an attraction
previously cont~"ctad for. it held tba
e of the Belasco theater in Los
Angeles for nine consecutive weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
STAGELAND GOSSIP

Richard earle will make his first
Van Ness theater early next year.. He
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I4 Kiep i2s II S. i5G 1853. stad.
dafI " Chambers u w. tr 81
2S4 Bisseiiv. penrosc How ~ 81
2i0. pibble 'jeliugham Fay lland
Co. 1863 r. s a5eS Denfenback ".
Hawxo, lll u. S 50z 90 q Ell ig3.
Spciss " Neubers Am. St Rop. 2ii;
Faulk 81 Cooke 2l Am ST. Rep S36i
Morrison Fuulkuar y s " gSfs
RozeIi s. G. ". and L. Go, 81 IS W.
$50 Frost VI Missionary Society 22
n. W. POS. Jackson v. Ramsey (N.
YlaS Cnwen 76; Washburu Real Prop
eriy Vol 3 Sec 203l 6th ed
IN May 1863. congress passed an
acl nrU, lains that iH M cases where
patonis iof public lands have been or
may hereafter De lssurd IN pursuance
TO amy Jaw Of lhe United States. Ii a
person who had died or Shall hereafter
die before TIE lato Of such patent,
the tile TO the land designated there
in shall inure To and hecmc vested
in ihc bolrs of the devisoos on assigns
vt such deceased as II the patent had
been issued 20 Chs deceased paientoe
durihg life l5 L s. stat az Large p.
S11
m the case of oliver VI Forbes n
Kansas ls7 It was held thpt this act
applied 70 the ease of an Indian who
had received his land under a treaty
with the United States After citing
number Of eases referring to patents
issued after The death Of The paten.
tee Nc Kansas Supreme court said.
~ she patent Is valid. il rs SO merely
necause 1t IS in confirmation Of othcr
eNisiinE rights. and not because n
created amy new rights
Ia the case Of Briggs v Wash puk.
qua ~ Fed 1S5 the validity OF 4 cor.
veyance executed before patent was
ISSUED was involved. and Judge Eos
te~ said "The right to the patent was
absolute aud complete, and the duty
of the secretary of the interior 10 Is.
sue the patent was imperative"
In the case Of Porter " Parker, 6s
Web 53S. - N. w l13 the court said
oIielerrlng to act Of congress OF Aug
nst $50, or STA SAP. 43d) which
IS as folows.) "That upon The ap
proNal of the allotments provided for
in The preceding sections bg the sec
reiary Z tie interior he shall cause
patents 10 ISSUE therefor In the name
of the allutieea which patents shall
be OF the legal effect and declare that
'fbe unitea States does an dwill hold
the land thus alloi ted for a period O
twenty-five wears in trust for the sole
use and benefit Of the indian 20 whom
the allotment shallh ave heen made
on IN ease Of his deeease of his heirs
according to the laws Of the state OF
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