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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
EVEN LOCKER SYSTEM
BARRED IN KANSAS

Topeka, Kan. April 27--Assistanl
Attorney General John Marshall har-
bors the opinion that II q man makes
Il a habit 10 invite people TO bis
home to drink liquor he can be prose-
cuted for violating the prohibliory
Law
"Of course where q man enterlaius
party of friends and incidentally
sets out drink for them Il would moi
be violation OF the law" said Mar.
shall. ''but where no made practice
Of inviting friends IN regularly and
giving them drink be could be pro.
secuted"
The assistant attorney general IL
also Of the opinion thatp rlYate clubs
such us the Topeka club. the illks or
any other club OF that character,
cannot maintain even the locker sys'
tenn.
III Is a violation Of that section Of
the club house aci.' said he. which
forblds people congregallng 70 drink
intoxicating liquor"
The new prohlbitory law gN's In.
to effect In about three weeks. Mr..
Marshall proposes to set oht q pam
phlet shortly telling what effect II
and other liquor lays have an the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors within the
state lie win deal especially with
the laws az they apply TO club hois.
es, drug stores and drinking IN nrl.
vale places.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
WILL EXAMINE BOOKS
Of PDTT. CO. OFFICIALS

The latest development II the shaw
nee imbrogllo, IN which Indictments
have been returned against the dis
erlot Judge. couniy attorney ana chief
OF police Is that the books Of the va
rlous county officers against whom
charges have been made are 20 be
subjected to Tigld examination by
the state examiner and Inspector Il
Is announced that the calling Of an.
other grand Jury win be postponed
until this report has been received.
II seems to be the expectation that
additional material for the grand jury
win be uncovered lE that way. II Is
held az the attorney generals office
that the statute providing for the sus.
pension Of officers BY the district
court would apply iu q district Judge
as well as county officers, aud that
the district Judge who n now pre-.
siding IN potlawasomIe county would
have power TO suspend both Judge
Maben and County Attorney Blggers
pending tho Anal disposition of the
cases against them That Is he pro
ceedlng which viii b. followed II this
case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
NIGHT RIDERS NAY GO Free

Waverly Tenn. April 277--When
then light rider case was called here
today. Attorney General Bowman said
he had discovered evidence that the
prisoners would moi submit 10 a con.
llnuatlon but would receive their re-.
lease anally. II necessary BY outside
aid
q was made and granted
ID .ne dases Of Wyatt Cowats. Saul
SandeFs0n and Frank estes be con.
solidated These men we're chught IN
q recent raid and we're not indicted
IN the original case
The presence Of the stale troops
here h having hehencial effect, yet
there Is good dealsol suppressed ex
citment,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
.LAW YIOLlTORs ARE CONVICTED

IL the county court today Dan
Mater Pert Cox and Il. Lyons we're
found gritty Of violating the anti
gambling act By iurlca.
J. McGIIl was found guilty late MOD.
day Afternoon on a chaeee pi selling
liquor
The Jury retired al enc o'clock %.
dag IN lha case nf State ya Bud
Cammnck III which illa defendant Is
charged with dIspoaIne Of liquor
No ease VAS tried this afternoon
g;M lhe Jury ana lawyers we're given
na opportunity o vote.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27


Conslanslnopie. April 81 There
was d fresh outbreak ef GanalIelatp
and murder last night at Adnna
strests nunnlng wlth chflaslan Stood
Cunalautlnople April n tuddlad
together IN churches and public bulld
lngs IN iafiin IKE frightened abeen
terfor written IN their Iaoea. gnn
thousand Christians are m0mensafliY
expecting 10 be nassacred according
TO reports received ln the TuFklsh
capital Muslem fanatics hive sllf
rounded them end Il ls reported lhts
already hundreds ~ Armenlans SHE
have dared 10 foraaks The religion
of their fathers, have fallan martyrs
TO their beliefs
The streets ars running wllh Chfls
Ilans Dla0d. The slaughter Il being
carried on nr0mlaenonal9 IN alI aae
lions a small church ID which prob
ably two hundred men. women and
children had tissen refuge Yves fired
D the pillage and the Screams of
the slowly burning people ware plain
" audible for aisnosl 4 nile. 4 few
knowing that TO venture upon ihu
streets would mean ieag loftuf0us
death ran from the burning build
Ing only 70 be caught upon lha bag
onelH OF The invaders.
Children we're tossed into the aif
and ealighl upon the bIoudy Rnna
spgu around and round. their little
bodies thrown 10 the streets II be
irampied lnin aulyerlne mass by
the demon invaders. Women, Il la
reported. are being shot down ID The
streets OF are being carried on into
bondage more horrible shan deaih 81
SOLE.
A French ballleahip i auppoHed IF
be enroute from Beirut to Laiakia
Assistance may be given 70 the Chris
iana, but this effort MAY prove fruit
Teas. II seems nos thai Faacue Il ilr
possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
STATE LIBRARIANS
WILL MEET IN GUTHRIE

Programs for the state meeting Of
he Dhlanoma Library association are
lelng distributed by the state secre
AIRY, MISS Edith A. Phelps, OF the Ok
ahoma City library, The state meet
ng will ne held this year al Guthrie.
May 20 and 2i.
" Is nnsslhle that the American IA.
lrary ass oclatlon meeting viii be held
n Guthrie next year.
The following program VIII be CIV
IN at the Guthrie meeting.
Thursday Address Of welcome,
iev. II. o. Scott OF Guthrie; response
IN behalf or the association, Miss J..
J. parker Of Shawnee; reference work
sith the public school pupils. Prof, FL
:. Roberts Of Guthrie. questions and
discussions; travelling libraries, Mrs,
dyrtle Jnnes Of Ardmore: library eH
ensiala, Mrs VI II. Qnlgley Of Weath
lrford; discussion: Library C0ndl
ions In Oklahoma" Miss Ava Miles OF
Oklahoma City What Doea The "A.
lrary Mean to the Study Clubs" Mrs
1nnn E. nodaon, Of Guthrie; What
seadsngs 10 Required by Librarians,
4. r. Mul.ueas 81 Norman evening
iessioni Purd B. Wright Of st. 10
seph, ri. THE Library and the Wort
ir." Informal reception by the ladies
4 the Federated Clubs Of uthrla.
Friaay Business; reading OF the
minutes Of the last meeting; repUet
# oileeis; unfinished business; new
business. election Of officers; inlof
nal talks and discussions.
The principal address win be deliv
sred 0y Purd b Wright OF 81. Joseph
Mo-. treasurer OF the National organ
cation.
--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
GORE GETS
BLACKMAIL
EPISTLE

Washington, April g7.--genatos Gore
he's received 8 letter from inan lly.
Ing IN the senator's 0Wn section Of
The state who has been appointed 3
postmaster. and whose confirmation
ihe senator has held up IN the senate.
threatening blaekmaI unless oppoal.
Ion 90 the confirmation ls Withdrawn.
The letter came by registered mail.
Il has teen shown % number O.
senators who have to DO with tho cen
iIrmation 81 officers. and without OK.
eeptlon they hays expressed their IN.
dlgnatioa II may lead 10 a. lnyee.
.lgallun and prosecution. Senator
lore made the following statement.
These threats have no tefrofa fel
me. This n not the FIRST tiine in ny
Official lie thel Au effort haa beal
made 20 islghien me from the post Of
duty No threat and 10 injury. either,
% my pefsOn Of my reputation, has
cr ever s III drive or drag me from the
path OF fnly never weigh personal
wclinre IN the scale With official oh
legations | would rather deserve =
Roud name without enjoying II, than
ID enjoy d good name without deserY
Ing Il"
The senator absolutely declines to
state the namn og ths person WIN
sant The letter, and as there are iife
nasioillee appointments ~ the state
lllat have been held up. the only cen
cluslon that can be drawn IS from
lle statement that the guilty one llees
III the senator's immediate section If
the state. phe appointments held up
are Frank v Wright. ut Lawlon, G.
l. Hamflck AZ Tultle. r p Walker at
saltwater. John G. Byrd Al Wagoner4
and Ea Butler at Dnfant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
Fresh Outbreak Of Fanal|CIsnl
and Murder Last Might
at Adana
CBy Associated pfeas.l
consianilnopo, April 2l- Mohcm
med Reschaa Erendi wap uroclalm
cd sultan lato this afternoon


constantInople, April Abdul
Hamld has boon deDcned as sultan
o. the Turkish ampife mohammod
Roschal EaendI, his brother viii Ne
proclaimed bis successpt probably
by three o'clock this afternoon. The
deposition VIII De through tho reku.
lar form prescribed by ltia lanoia of
The Mohammedan faith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
RECONSIDER

Jefferson citg NO.. ApiiI n. The
bill imposing a TAX Of twenty-five cents
for each thousand dollars of eapltaiil
cation Of al corporations doing bust
ness IN Missouri was feconsldared and
naased By the house today The meas.
re was seEeafad IA both branches ol
ihn legislature last week bug a spa.
eIaI mesasse from TIE governor, IN
which ha caIled attention 70 The ne.
teaally = lhe hIIl a. reyenur pr
dHset ezIsed b hoaze 70 FelFact
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
CAB LINE MATERIAL ARRIVES

Following the arrival Of two car
leads Of lies here Lust evening for the
Guthfla street railway and car OF
steel RAILS today the company put
twenty men Al w0rA tnday extoNding
the Island park line to the bail park.
Il Is thought that the track viii be
laid aud the cars running to the park
by sunday II aol By Friday when the
season opens.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
ONLY THOSE REGISTERED
ALLOWED TO VOTE
Few Independent Tickets in
Field Owing to MIsCOn-
SITuCIIOn Of Law

General elections are being held
today IN all cities OF Che arst c;ass,
and an Incorporated towns or villag'
es OF the State, nominations for which
we're made In the primary elections
held April 0, IN cities Of The first
class there are to elect a mayor, e
city clerk a police Judge. a city treas.
urer, a city attorney q city marshal
city assessor, treasurer OF the cltl
school board and one street commits
sioner. In addition there are to be
one member Of the city council and
one member Of the school board from
each municipal ward.
The law changes this arrangement
In cases Of cities Of the first clasu
where councllmen and members OF
the school board have not been elect
cd since statehood. and In towns and
cities In which the terms of the mem.
bera OF the council and school board
expire IN 1909. IN those cases two
members OF the school board and the
council Will be elected from each
ward One of those 80 elected Will
serve for two years and one for one
year. that to be determined by lot.
Ii all Incorporate towns or VII
lagea. other than citles Of The arst
class. the elections today include one
trustee from each ward for the town
II large. one clerk. one assessor. one
treasurer and one justice Of the peace
In al cases. the full term OF an Of
ilce is two years, beginning the iirst
Monday IN May
Only those who haer veglsiered will
BE- permitted to vote IN today's elec
tlon. Saturday was the last day for
listing voters under the same method
an required by the general election
Of the state
There are few Independent eandl
dates or tickets IN the fell, owing
10 mlse0nstruciion Of the Taylor
election Law. passed BY the last leg
sgIature. governing city elections.
In order to have gotten on the tick
cts. independent candidates must
have nIed felr petition with the prop
er election board the same as for a
primary election. which was not gen.
orally done. As a rule. IN Town and
cities the political parties have mem
mated strict party tickets. On ac-
count some towns falling to get their
nominations in the hands Of the cour
ty election boards within he pre-
scrIbed time, such towns viii hold
no elections. the presumption being
the old officers viii remain for an
extra term
In addition 10 holding general mn.
nlclpal elections to-day Atoks, Altus
and Clinton are voting on The cues
lion. whether they shall become cit
lev OF the first class.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
LIFE FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY

Tulsa. OH, April 25--charles IIo.
baugh, G notorious bandit, Is years
Of age. was convicted Of highway rob
berry and sentenced TO the MoAlest.
or penitentlary for life In the district
court today. Herschel Wolf Nho was
a companion IN the cfims broke iaIl
Two months ago and fled 70 Jefferson.
Tex. where he IS now under sentence
to the penltenllary for burglary
Hobaugh and Wolf held up thirty
men at the city Almlis on Last New
Years evening. Thes were captured
The aatiae night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
LURE VOTERS WITH PROMISE

Tulsa. Aprll 24-The Pioneer Tele.
phone company today asked the Cor.
p0Fallou commission the privilege Of
submitting 10 & vote ai the people
the proposition TO raise rates "a the
city Should Il be approved $4,000
win be- spent "a improvements incud
Ing a four story fire psoog Office build.
Ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27

Maskoeee. Or. hnfIl TIA blll1fly
contested election fof eumphtle
city ticket Is In progress here today.
Endorsement Of the Haskell state I'd
mlnlaiFalion aud tho race question
are the chief issues Governor HAS
kell is herr personally directing lhe
Democratic workers White women
arch oldlna prayer meetings II sup
port q lha Demhefal|e candidates be
cause ol TIE rGeA question The pres
emit City Naturalization i Republic
an.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

Denied Motion FNF Hehaarlnn
The corp0rasiou commlsaou hon
lay denied motion Tor { rQhearnk
N the contempt case against Tbs Bsu
IA ife railroad 10 which the railroad
company was dned 500 tor the NJ
legged discnurieay ot their agent Nt
Tangier toward passengers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
GET GAzELLE AND HARTEBEEsT

Nalrobi British. EAST Africa april
2l--Roosevelt and Kermit had suf-
ncientiy recovered today from fatigue
Incident 10 their first shooting trips
70 go oul shooting this morning for
small game They bagged q gazelle
and a hartebeent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27

Quiet election In Guthrie.
But q small vote viii be polied to-
day N the municipal election, Every
thing IL quiet about the polls and
voters are not congregated and dis
cuesIng municipal affairs much. The
lack Of Interest In the election causes
fear IN the Republican camp, although
the leaders have endeavofed 10 warm
np the voters with meetings
In an the wards IN the city the
white voters seem 10 Be scratching tho
ticket freely and the entire Demo
cratic ticket IL said TO be gaining IN
the white wards. bob Myers. for chIei
Of police. seems 10 be leading the Dem
ueratle ticket. He Is reported 10 be
n the lead In some Of tho strongest
Republican wards and running even 10
ahe others Lymon Gray, for city
treasurer Ii also running ahead Of
rquhaIson. while Olsmlth seems "
be running ahead Of Boles In almost
every precinct
The friends Of Dick Knight believe
that Councilman Morrison viii BE- re
tired III goday's contest from q seal
IN The council from the Fourth ward.
The recent school board furniture deal
IA making the contest close between
the Republican and Democratic mem.
hers on fhe board IN the Second
ward IT, aIdermanlc race promises q
be close.
The number Of votes polled up se
one O'Clock IN the diaerent wards
was 81 inllowe
FiFai. A los; Flssl. HE 50: Second
East Isl. Second Vest loi Third
ward. iie Fourlh BlA2 foulth As aG.
Fllsh 4, q. Filth b s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
oyEnnULEs NV rnIAL MorIoN

Nashville, Tenn, April 27-Judge
Hart today oYerfuled lhe motion fpl
new trial IN the Cooper murder
case. An appeal win ne taken 10 the
state supreme court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
sultan Prisoner

London April 27-A dispatch from
Corssaullnople says that klNsaN lln.
der command Of Young Turks enter
ed the sultan'u palace last night. took
hia maleetY prisoner and renewed
hlm ID the palace en the nn4nhoKauA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
HARTMAN s
AMBITIOUS
PROJECT

Special 60 Daily Leader
New York, April 27.-A billion dollar
corporation Ii the latest project from
.he brain Of b H. Hartman, planned
by the Napoleon OF The railroad warld
with Il view Of consolidating and aelld
tying the vast railroad mileage repre-
snied by the New York Central lines
dozen Or more Of the most eminent
corporation lawyers In this city ii
Chicago Cincinnati, Cleveland and
buffalo are now working on the prob
lem Of this great corporation. which
Hartman hopes "a make the crown
Ing effer; Of bis railroad and financial
career.
The legal men IN the Hartman EN-
plog have been told to discover way
n which the more than 10000 miles
II railroad under the conIrol Of The
New York Central and representing
capitalization of nearly one billion
dollars may be made over Into a homo
yenious quantity. with central man
agoment. with one purpose. 10 enable
to assume the most commanding 20
siliOn IN the transportation world
"Flnd the way. Is the command
which has gone forth from the FIafFi
man camp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27

Never put gIft cisar in your
mouth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27

Conslantlnopie April eT There
was Il fresh outbreak e GanaGIelam
and murder last night at Adnna
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-22

Try the mirror want column,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-22
THE OPEN MARKET FOR STEEL
II Is Declared that the Price OF Rails
viii Not be Cut-A Flood Of
New Business.

Pittsburg, Feb. 22.-The decision OF
the United States Steel Corporation
to maintain an open market will have
no effect on the price of steel rails, 1t
is said here. The assertion Is made
that the United States Steel Corpora.
tion, the Pennsylvania Steel Co., the
Cambria Steel Co., the Bethlehem
Steel Co. and the Lackawanna Steel
Co. have entered into an agreement
not to cut prices on steel rails and
that with this understanding there
will be no cut by other concerns.
That the United States Steel Cor
poration Is seeking eagerly for other
business is shown by the instructions
said to have been sent to all its sales
agents throughout the country, telling
them to get orders. The whole coun-
try will be secured and every effort
made to capture business. The or.
ders booked by the Carnegie Steel
Co, branch of the United States
concern. here Saturday, are said to
have almost equalled those for the
entire year of 1908.
Try the mirror want column,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-22
The Press Agent Says

The bad man of flctlOn Is usually
considered am impossible creature and
Is alleged TO rank along with the
plctureSque BAIT Illogical cow-punch"
ers that grace the pages of the
monthly magazines AS a matter OF
fact Ii is generally conceded that the
had man is non-eXfstant, and that
me has passed from our Western life
along with many other features that
were symbolic of primitive oondi-
tions. In "The Sqnaw Man." however,
the play by Edwin Milton Royle
that comes to the Grand Thursday,
Feb. 20 width Dustin Farnum in the
title role There Is bad man, and
a somewhat engaging one by reason
OF his very easy-going malignancA,
He Is not OF the magazine type now
ever, for de has been earepuEy drawn
from life by the author who knew
him in the long ago, before Emerson
Hough began IulthJ,Ssly dragging the
romantic spectac,as from our noses.
In the play tils bad man Is known
as ''Cash Hawldns" and he lis a
spleriqd type of the old-time char
zpcter.
In life Cash Hawl1ins' was one
Pete Rowley who had his habitat
i'm the lOwer Wyoming regions where
he posed as gentleman OF touohy
temper and fondness for other peo-
ple's CATTLE with suitable brand
(which would lend Itself TO altela-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-22
KILLS WHEN
DISCOVERED
FrenZied Indian Runs Amuck
Stabbing Three People
in Depot.

Olean, N. Y, Feb 22---ln a hand
to-hand pistol duel with Nelson Desh~
ler OF Berlin, ont, whom he caught
in the act OF robbinIg the Office of the
Drony Lumber company, Police Cap
taIin Timcthy Hasseut was killed By
a shot th' 'Ough the head Deshlel
was shot four times. He escaped buC
was captured later In room at the
O,ean hctuse, where he registered
from nittsburg. lit Is Thought he will
die.
A night operator in the telephone
exchange heard someone I'm the hum
ben cOmpany's office and notified po-
lice headquarters. Captain Hassett
responded As he entered the door Of
tho inner office, Deshler stepped from
behind door and grappled with him
Both men went to the floor, where
they struggled for supremacy Tor
fully five minutes. Deshler was first
i'm getting his revolver in action,
but his first shot went Wild. Cap
tain llassett stepped back and fired
rapidly, three SHOTS taking effect.
Deshler's second shot pierced the or
ficers baCn and he fell deard.
Dashing out into the hallway,
Deshler was met by Patrolmen Voll-
mer and Moses, who had been sum
moned' by the telephone operator.
Vollmer fired, once, wOunding Desh @.
in the leg. Desher, using the butt
end Of his revolver knocked down
both officers and fled. lie was not
located until late in the afternoon in
"a room nc the hatel. lie has two
bullet wounds in the abdomen, one
In the leg and a fourth IN the hand.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-22
What Is Billed For Early
Dates On Local Stage.

Dustin Farnum, idol of the mat
hiIee Miss, agdtator OF romantic FEM
tnhne hearts longing for the advent
OF a dashmg Someone who shall
come riding from out fhe everyday
world TO carry imagination far away
onto the great Somewhere. Dustin
Farnnm, ep,Ebmizer of the pictures
que West, with IT'S devil-may
freedom and its heroic gar'b; Dustin
Farnum who as The Virginian, took
Broadway by dhe heels and Chicago
by the forelock; and now, Dustin
Farnum in the stirring story of the
plains FIRST told by WAlliam Faver-
sham, another SATELLITE of the New
York constellation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-22

tiOns. Rowley was much I'm the
habit Of posing about the cow towns
with a brace of, heavy Colts and a
b u flill of cartridges and prone
to assImilate all the bad whisNe.
that could be poured into him. It
had been u member Of a descent
Eastern FAMILY whose solid substan-
tiality had proved too tame for his
notous spirit, and he had emigrated
West, where am accidental killing led
him into many simflar excesses He
ran his course for slme seven or
eight years, and then met death in
a quarrel with an lndian woman
who shot him with a small calibred
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-22
FAIL TO TANGLE
COOPER ON STAND
Witness Tells Story Time and Again in Cross Exam
tiOn and Fails to Contradict Himself--Denes Tale of
Premedtated Murder-Kuew Col. Cooper
Was Armed.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. %. Robin
Cooper was again put on the stand
this morning i'm the Carmack murder
trial The witness denied emphat-
lcally the statements made by other
witnesses to the effect that he and
Col Cooper had committed premed-
itated murder.
"Did you know your father was
armed he was asked
eyes, sir"
''Did you remark 60 him, "Now we
have him" or Now we will get
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-22
Dustin Farnum, Who Originated "lhe Virginia" and
will Give High Lights to 'lhe SquaW Man"
at the Grand, Thursday, February rs.

revolver from AN ambush, which in
cident by the way, Mr. Royle has
employed most effectively as CHI
max to the second act of "The
Squaw ManE for the talaing off of
"Cash Hawkins" Hawlin" has his
prototype in real hfe today, but in
o somewhat milder form