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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
AITAA'Al 4 sN'A'EN . s1< y
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL
DR.. peck was over from coyle today.

DR.. Peck was over from Coyle today.
Prof. l.. J. Abbott, head of the his
tory department of the Central normal
school, is in the city.
O +. Callahan. of the department OF
education, is in Enid
"a. c. Smith. j. {. Jones and c. 3.
Green are here from Kansas City.
Z Frank Byion is in the city from
Newton, Kansas.
John Embry was in Oklahoma City
today.
James Baxter was in Oklahoma
= City today. es.-s--
! ,Jl.D, Hearn asbaHsep from Marshall
was here today.
I.ymon GRAY has Sheen confined TO
j,iss home with sckness for several
days.
CLYDE Geisi lin the citys He was
formerly a Guthrie pitcher, but was
last year farnipd to-the Chicago Cubs
This year he has been sold to the Lin
coin club and will play in the Western
league.
w. W. Cater. who has been man
ager of the Guthrie street railway foI
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MONEY FAST
Will Blow in a Big Bunch Out
in Old Colorado
Town
(By Associated Prcss.l

Vby N5hUCTdlUU TTU5HJ
Washington, d. G.. April GA rcso-
laiou to appropriate $4,000 10 aid
lu payment of the expenses of the
eighteenth national irrigation con,
sress, to be held In Pueblo, Colorado,
was formally reported from the SEN
ate committee on irrigation this AFTER
/ 1dn.
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ltaflman Is superlntnndent

John Hartman today commenced
work as superintendent u the Glth..
re street RAILWAY systau IIc hSS
l"rn assistant superintendent Tor tho
las' few years and Is lc garded as u
frs' class railroad man His appoint
lnehl was annpunccd ycstcrdays Sir,
Hartman has been IL, the employ 0f
M company since boyllood He com
nolIccd as motol man and has rn.
peatcdly been promoted. II
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. 900 oo 100 o o 900 0 0 90
. XIII lbc Hill, June H. 2
5 O O. 90 o o 10000 5000
PREACHERS To GIVE AID
Declare Integrity OF Oklahoma
Must Be Maintained al
All Hazard

Guthre's active campaign Is under
Way. The first batch OF speakers
sent out was composed OF minister's
Titr Rev. Harry Omar Scott and the
Rev Earl T. Fairchild have gone 10
the northern and eastetn counties anu
the Rev T. l.. Noblltt aud the Row
J. r. .Abernathy have gone west and
south They are to talk on the moral
issue involved and the necessity fof
preserving the honor Of the state.
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Tuesday
Mrs, Galcn Grow, dinner party in
evening
Etude club, Mrs. A. A, Wcst lll
South Elm
Shakespeare club, Mrs. J. NJ. Hayes,
luncheon.
Mrs. ]. ]. llildrelll enlorlans for
her guests.
Dread club, Mrs. Tom Wclah.
Wednesday sf
Ladies Chorus, second anniversary
concert. Brooks theatre
Wednesday Fridge, Mrs ]. IT. HAY.
iehorst at home OF Mrs Seton
Thursday
Acorn club entertained by Mrs, AL
mont IIiyon, 5io East Springer
kcnsingion club. MIS- Kruger, llaal
Perkins,
I Acorn club, Mrs A G. IliNon, 80
East Springer. N8p
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Goodwin enter
tain at stag dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sohlbcrg en-
tertain at dinner In evening.
Friday III
Kerlniss club dance, Cassidy hall.
MistIetoc club, Mrs, Ben iIcgler, sos
East Cleveland
Friday Afternoon Euchre, Mrs l.. N.
Teadlcs, 500 East Logan,
Saturday
Executive board City Federation at
Carnegie library, 3 o'clock
Rooney Mooney Shah club, Miss
tGgno. no ArN 4
| Saturday Night Whist, Mrs l., T.
Leach, Jr
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FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN

MISS Betlle Latrick, who has been
~ tue ofiicc Of tho secretary of gthtf,
llas taken position as stenugrHp1er
'of the banking commissioners.
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ON Tuesday evening April 20. C;utl.
re lodge No. 30, a. +. & A. M., VIII
eonloi the maSer mason degree NJ
which time the team will boz cOmpo#
cd exclusively OF past mastcrs OF tho
ba'h'ic lodge, who are stiIl members
of llc lodge. All Master Masons eos
g'ally invited Refreshments folIow
Ing the work, Grant Il Ilanford, w.
Nj. {. G. CIothier, See. W
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several months. has returned to OK
lahoma City. He will remain in the
street railway business.
Attorney General West has return
Ell from Kansas City, where he at
tended a hearing before the Interstate
commerce commission on the ques-
ton of inland and gulf rates.
Frank Butcher has returned from a
tip to C0yle.
G.. II, Martcndalo has gone to Tex
as on business.
j. NJ. Osborne has returned from a
tlip TO Guymon and other points.
George Henshaw, grand master for
The Indian Territory jurisdiction OF
odd Fellows, left this morning to de.
fiiyer an address at Chickasba.
Robert Dunlop is in the city from
Newkirk.
r. w. Kellough spent the day here
Nolspil business, from lulsa.
Jobn L. Wallace was here today
from Alva
o A. 0dan is in the city fr6m Tex
arSana.
Z
( Il. E. Myers of La Porte, Ind, Is i
rlhc city.
h. White is here from Mcloud.
! K. NJ. Chase was in the city toda'
from Oklahoma City
I =. l.. Hudson is here from Wichita
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SMITH WANTS TO DEBATE

Kingfisher, Okla, April 20 Editor
Leade: would like to debate the
question Of the removal Of the state
capital under the Oklahoma City bilI
and the amendment to article nine Of
the constitution, as proposed by INF
Carter amendment, proposing TO adIl
section 40 to article 8 of the constitI.
tion, with either Carter himself Or
any candidate running for govern4,
or attorney general who stands for
the amendments as pr0pose,I'; al tic
three cities mentioned in the bill alll
as many more as we can make FROM
now until June /. | 10 aflir.., that the
capital shall not be located as pro
posed by the Oklahoma City bin and
that the constitution should not be
amcndcd as proposed by the Carter
amendment, or will take the mega
tive side and let him affirm Just as
suits his pleasure. stated as an affirm
1 alive proposition. Would like to CON
lDcpce about May and continue un
I'll June J. Yours very respectfully
]. A. Smith, State Grain Inspector.
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WANTED -- Experienced saleslady,
one capable uf Keeping books, and
look after aud keep up stock. ST.
Louis Racket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

LOSr-l.ctwccn down town and Mrs
Van Voorhees,. an cn1mclcd clover
leaf shaped PIN, diamond setting.
Suitable reward Call at 5l7 East
Warner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
W. L. A. JOHNSON. Sec.

WANTED-collecior. young man or
young lady. not afraid oi work,
must be courteous and neat APP
pearing. Guthrie Daily Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

NEWLY FURNISHED-f'ront room,
Electric lights and all modern CON
veiliences, ZIG H. Oklahoma avenue.
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,Mr and Mrs, I'D johnson enter
tainod informally last evening for
Captain Bat narnos at their home,
i0j EAST Mansur,
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aaL,gnt or heavy itabilbg stfsbsfesIng
and storage SEQ fadaoboTfansfct' and
Storage Co: or cali phoDei 39.Y "@'
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NOTICE

Nutire ID hereby given Of spe.
DIAL meeting of the stockholders OF
The Baird Railway steel Tie com,
pa,,y. incorporated under the laws oi
Oklahoma. 10 be held at o'clock p.
M. on The eth day Of April 1910. al
the office OF j. 4. Nissley, Guthrie,
Oklahoma, for the purpose OF receiy.
ing reports from Officers and cOnsid'
ering aud authorizing certain con,
tracts TO facilitate the manufacture
aud sale OF ties. and 10 instruct the
officers and directors relative 10 II
nancial, legal and other matters Ct.
fecting the interest and success oil
the company.
Dated at Guthrie. Oklahoma, April
II. 1910.
ARCHIE NJ BAIRD.
President
Attest
w T. A JOHNSON Sec.
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Mr. and Mrs, w. = lIoyland aud
Robert IIoyland lelt yesterday for q
tour uf The South.
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LOST--Gold brooch, set with opals
Itcward. Return TO SIG Il. Clcye-
land Ave, Phone 1881.
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For sAIE-New Oliver Typewriter
A snap st. Louis Racket.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

Miss Elizabeth Bcrne has returned
to Edmond after few days visit
with Miss Virginia lllgltowcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

The road every individual has TO
travel over through world TO
reach the goal of their ambition IS
made smooth and easy by the posses
sion Of money. To attain your apb-
ti0n commence now to deposit regular
l. 2 portion OF your earnings with The
National Bank Of Commerce, Guthrie,
oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

The Fraternal Aid As
IWNWN sociation of Guthrie will
ok4ado hold a masquerade tackcy
Us 11 social in the X. Of c. hall
IhhA on East Harrison avenue
A6T1A "Wednesday night, April
~
The public Is invited Admission
and refreshments. ten cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

was held In lhe Episcopal church
Sunday evening AT the close OF the
regular service Prof, Robinson ana
Mrs. Ilughey rendered a beautiful
duet. Associate Justice Kane follow
cd With a very interesting address on
the Pioneer Days of oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

The eighth annual convention OF
the Logan County Sunday School as.
sociatlon viii convene Ia this city
Friday and Saturday OF this week at
the Methodist Episcopal church.
There will be five sessions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

Mrs, u. A. Ward and children leave
today fof Oklahoma City to make
their home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

Mrs. w. $. Calvert is enjoying a
visit from her daughter. Mrs. Hay
Martin of Amarillo, Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

Householder, one of the biggest
peach growers in this vicinity says
the recent hail, instead OF doing In
Jury to the crop, has been benefit
Knocking off enough OF the fruit to
make a perfect crop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

Gumbo soup, calls liver, larded and
baked, spinach, baked sweet pota-
tees, sliced bananas eaten with sugar
and cream. black coffee, The Daily
Leader u a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

several months. has returned to OK
lahoma City. He will remain in the
street railway business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

The idases ~ the q. a r. and the
Woman j*Relsf corps met In Joint
session yesterday afternoon aud ar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

ranged for banquet to be rendered
the old soldiers May 4, pension day.
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An Oklahoma anniversary service
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Central Body Meeting

Central Body Meeting
All crafts are urgently requested To
be present tonight at regular ment.
Ing as committee reports on business
Of Importance VIII be brought up and
Brother "Chumny" Fields will discuss
the contemplated repeal Of the art
- See o. OF the constitution. Visiting
Gardiner In the city are cordially iu
yIed and welcome. ..sssry
Cotton planting will begin svon ada
the largest number OF acres win be
Titled for cotton this year ever IN
Logan county. III
r J. Heiman has added anothfr
! inotor boat which will accommodate
fifty passengers. and in a very short
tine the Cottonwood will be the
scene or many outings The CONNER
cia club has recently made an appro
rriation sufficient to clear all obstruc-
tuns and, hereafter, there win be. no
hndrances.
Many physicians in Logan eeulty
are becoming Interested to great -
teSt Ia She anti.tubercular movement
on foot IN the slate There Is some
tglk Of putting on The drama, The
Iouse That Jack Built" recently CIV
\ en at oklahoma City under the dircc-
lion Of Mrs. Reynolds. who Is making
al offer to come TO the city and give
TIE play here. with a large portion Of
he net proceeds going TO the anti
tuberculosis association
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MENU FOR WEDNESDAY,.


Breakfast.
Oranges, cereal and cream, bacon
and fried mush, toast, tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
stew of steak and onions "a lett
oyer), souffle OF rice, graham bread
junket and cake, tea.
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and fried mush.' toast, tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
stew OF steak and onions Ga lett
over), sounlc Of rice, graham bread,
junket aud cake, tea
Dinner
Gumbo soup, calls liver, larded and
baked, spinach baked sweet poia-
tees, sliced bananas eaten with sugar.
and cream, black coffee, The Daily
Leader. u "A
A Happy affair
f'rhc ione was the scene OF a grOuh
of happy young people last evening"
when Misses Bcuah Cavolt and Mary
Gill Garrett were hostesses to the
Rooney Mooney, Shah club and a
large number of'thcir friends. Honor
guests were Miss Price of Oklahoma
City. guest OF Mrs Louis Bronson,
and Mr. Fred Iluggles of Mcnaed, Ill
| Tho Adler orchestra furnished a pro
gram Of delightful numbers and
throughout The evening punch was
enjoyed by the dancers. During thy
intcrmission light refreshments .wefc
served. ,,rM' and~hfrs.- r. NJ. Ross and
f-sfr-;fnd Mrs. Henry Thompson acted
/ as chaperones for the evening when
was one Of the merrest recently. The
invited list included tho following
Misses Dessa Matclett, Helen Nc
Coy. Norma lIcilman, Gay Bronson
/ Amy Tearney. Edna Kaufman. Ics'
/ t,ano, Letha lIardc. Virginia High
tower, Ethel Rinehart, al Of th'
Rooney Mooney Shah club Misses
McNeal, Ruby McNeal, Alice TalllDyn
Florence Adler. Fay Baxter. saNel
Klink. Leila Mcpherson, MGny
! Irimm. McElhinney; Sir. .,shd Mrs
! J. A, Brown, Mr. and Mrs Ruel Simp
son, Mr.. aud Mrs. McGfnlcy, Nr. ant
J Mrs. Maurice O'i,owk. Nj. and Mrs
Louis Bronsop alhl Measra MeNeal
4 Cbappelle, Lisbon, Kaufman. Parker
4 Wclch, Thvnpaon, Bell. Snlggs. ~
ons. 1eCr, Martin. Coyle, Hoover
i SohIe, Cay1iD. DOYLE. Mccray, Cbancy
NGill and Ncuse Of Dallas, Texas.
n Judge and Mrs. Strang were han
gpily suIp ised last evening upol
Ireturping their home TO iind a grouI
LQf tRer friends who had gone IN 70
apfhe tgeiipg. 10 remind Mrs. Stfang 0
I ficr birth anniye sary The evenini
Twas nircit enjoyed and Mrs. Strani
Ayccciyed many pretty remembrance
Those enjoying the evening wcr
DR.. and Airs. T.. g. Sharp. sir. an
Mrs. Trap. NJ. and Mrs ROTTERDAM
: Mr.. aud Mrs Eugene Boyer and MI
: and Mrs, Le Bron.
Mrs. w. s. Calvert is enjoying
visit from her daughter. Mrs. ba
Martin of Amarillo, Texas.
= TIE ntsrs ~ the q a r. and tn
l yfx..a - Is.Il afis.f fart,a tunf In faIu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

The girls basket ball team of St
Joseph academy defeated the girls Of
Logan county high school Saturday
afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

Frank Butcher has returned from q
tip to C0yle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

The Ladies of the G A. r. Will
hold call meeting tomorrow after
noon at The home Of MIS- Garrison,
3lS East Villas. All members are re-
lucsted TO be present,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

Mrs Charles kncisley Of il5 North
Broad had for her dinner guests last
evening Mr. aud Mrs. Carl lIatlg-
horst, Ex-Governor Barnes and hIs
son, Lieutenant CasSlus NJ. Barnes.
The dinner was served IN courses and
Il pleasant evening followed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

1/Miss Cuscy, who has been the gueSl
'of her sister, Mrs. Maurice ORourA
for several weeks left this morning
for Vlnita. Miss Cuscy was the IN
splratlpn for many formal and liz
formal functions while In the city aud
>nlude many friends, =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

G. IL. Martcndalc has gone to Tex
as on business.
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:. L. Hudson is here from Wichita
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

Mr. Walter IIcnshaw aud his col
lcgc clnnm. 7. G. Wilson of saltwater
viii ctun to saltwater this evening
after several days visit with Mr.,
and Mrs George lIcnshaw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

NNlrs. J. d. Taylor aud two sons
Mtse s Charles aud russell, left this
niorning for thrcc weeks visit with
tclativcs in Tulsa Mrs. Taylor viii
plso visit IN pawhuska, where she
viii be honor guest at several social
functions.
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ARCHIE NJ. BAIRD.
President.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Public, Taste and In1nrodesty at the Theaters

sbout from manager to manager for
months before a hearing was had. Mr..
Short proposes to obvlate this difficulty.
lie has organized a society, the purpose OF
which is to give the managers an oppor-
tunity to see what they are buying. The
play to be sold win be- put on with a
proper environment and enacted by a cap
able company. To the performance will be
invited producing managers. actors and
critics, and the work Of the author will be
tried out under such conditions as will
show II It has merit. Several plays have
already been produced, and the merit Of
the plan is generally commended. Mr..
Shorts prospectus says:
The American Dramatic Guild, an organ
lzation formed for the purpose OF aiding
playwrights In getting a hearing for their
plays, and for giving actors and actresses
an opportunity OF appearing before man
ayers. has been successfully launched In
New York. under the dictatorship OF Frank
Lea Short. The plan includes the creating
OF chapters Of the guild I'm cities all over
the United States, so that plays may be
given on tour. An plays will be carefully
read and considered for production. The
plan also Includes the publication of a
little magazine containing Information re
gardinR the guild called THE Prompt
Book" Playwrights wishing to submit plays
are requested to address TO secretary. 45
Astor Theater building. 1881 Broadway, New
York City. Copies of the Prompt Book
viii be mailed free on application.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Regulation by Ordinance Not Likely to Bring
About Reformation Sought = Cultivation of
Healthy Amusement Appetite the One Remedy

one way to tell exactly appeared, and that
was TO see the performance. So Mr.. DAILY
was permitted to go ahead with a single
performance. on that night the jam at
the theater exceeded anything New York
had ever witnessed. Men and women strug-
gled madly to get inside, and as high as
s5 was paid for a seat. The police re-
ported against the drama, and the actors
were put under arrest for giving an i'm
moral performance. The case dragged
along some months. and finally the Judge
landed down his opinion, to the effect that
Mrs. Warren's Profession is not an i'm
moral play. An effort was made to re-
vive it, and no one cared to see It. It had
lost the attractive quality OF evil.
This argument proceeds in a circle al
ways, and comes back to the point taken
by Mr.. Anderson. Cultivate a healthy
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

The widow who looks well in black wears
Il as much for her next husband as for
her last.
When it's an uphill fight a man can only
do his level best.
Unless you look out for yourself you
won't see much.
trumps, a fellow is expected to lead a
diamond.
Many a rich man labors under the de-
fusion that he can right himself by writ
ing a check.
Don't pose, The poet doesn't wear his
hair long simply because there Is no short
cut to fame.
The gil. to marry is the one who be-
lieves in love in a cottage. If she believes
that, you can stuff, her with any old thing.
The average young fellow would be per-
fectly willing to die for some girl, pro-
vided she would allow him to fix the
date.-New York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

taste TOT amusement ana exercise ".
.
Frank Lea Short. well remembered in
these parts for his never falling smile, his
optimistic Views and his devotion to art
for arts sake" is filling his mission and
incidentally offering opportunity for play
writer's such as they have never had be-
fore. Mr., Short is undertaking to bring
writer and producer together in a rational
way. In other business transactions the
purchaser generally gets some sort OF
visualized idea Of the nature of his pur-
chase. In buying a drama the producer has
taken it on the authors reputation or his
own managerial judgment. and many a
flat failure has resulted because Of this.
on the other hand. many a good play has
gone begging, and some OF the greatest
OF popular successes have been handed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

Miss Helen Grantley, one Of Omaha
fair daughters, who made the stage her
calling, comes to the Orpheum next week,
starting Sunday, January 80, Miss Grant
ley will be seen in THE Agitator," by
special arrangement with Charles Frohman,
who originally secured the playlet will the
intention Of using 1t as a curtain raiser.
THE Agitator" is the work Of Mrs. Oscar
Beringer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
MARITAL M-etAphysics.

'Claribel, you don't love me as much as
you did when we were married"
Yes Felix, / do; but not. perhaps, with
the same concentrated devotion"
You ought TO love me more. i am fifty
pounds bigger than L was then"
Il know you are dear, and my love has
expanded in exact propOrtiOn-but expan-
sion. you know. Felix. is not necessarily
growth."-Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

%
Harry Lauder, the Scotch comedian who
last year took New York by storm and who
crowded the huge New York theater to it's
capacity for eight weeks, will be seen in
at the Auditorium for two perfor-
mances, matinee, and evening, on Wednes-
day next. He is something more than a
fad, for a fad is a matter of the moment,
and when one has once seen Harry Lauder
he is forever an admirer OF the genial little
Scotchman who is today the highest sal
sried artist on the stage. To the posses
sion of a splendid baritone voice he adds
the ability to write songs that linger in the
memory and then sings them as no one else
can sing them. There is a rollicking go
and dash to his work that is a real treat
and in the sincerity of his humor lies his
chiefest charm. He is versatile, too, this
clever man, for there is a world of con-
trast in the tender sentiment Of 81 Love a
Lassie," ., the splendid character work in
I'm the Safest O. the Family" the rollick-
ing spirit OF "Fou the Moo" and the humor
Of Back to Bonnie Scotland" Each char
acter is as distinct and separate from the
others as you'd be the work Of another
man and each possesses its appeal. Mr..
Lauder heads a company OF American and
European artists, each of whom is ordi-
narily a star, and a special orchestra is
carried which is under the direction of Mr..
LADDERS personal director, Mr.. Charles
Frank.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23

The WiniarA Grew company is to be at
the Gayety every Saturday afternoon and
evening for the balance Of the season,
starting with next Saturday, The first
piece is Leo Ditrichsteln's divertiag farce,
The Morning After the Night Before"
The personnel OF the Grew company is
such that there is no question but that
the various members OF the organization
will extract every laugh from the lines.
Many OF the old Burwood stock favorites
are retained, among whom are Lloyd Tn
graham. George Fitch, Maude Monroe and
Mr., Grew himself. Popular prices will pre-
vail each Saturday, and II is announced
that reservations may be made for the
entire season OF Saturday performances.