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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-06
A BAD COLD IS
EASILY BROKEN
SURELY CURES \ COLD AND
ENDS GRIPPE MISERY IN
\ FEW HOURS

There Is not one grain of dulnine
in Papes cold Compound, which
when taken every two hours, unul
three consecutive doses are taSen.
will surely end the grippe and break
mp the most severe cold, either IN
the head. chest back, stomach or
limbs.
II promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle neuralgia pains, headache,
dullncsS, head and nose stuffed up,
feycrlshnoss, sncezng, sore throat
running of the nose, catarrhal olfec-
tons, soreness, stiffness and rhou-
matte twingos.
papc's cold Compound Is the result
OF three years research ut cost OF
more than fifty thousand dollars, ana
contains no qulnine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated Us not ef-
fcctive In the treatment Of colds or
grippe.
rake this harmless compound ns
directed, with the knowledge that
thore Is no other medicine made any.
where else In the world which VIII
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
ns promptly and without any other
assistance or had after effects as n
25 cent package OF Pnpe's Cold Com
pound, which any druggist In tho
world can supply.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-06
"Thc Cow and the Moon. -

"Tho Cow and the Noon" q three
act musical extravaganza, which
comes TO the Grand opera House for
Thursday. December Sth. Is one of
those likablc kind OF musical trick
shows, as there Is suficlcn, included in
its sixteen scenes to form q feast for
All who witness IT,
The piece is 70 comparison to The
Cat ana the Fiddle, long since win
ncr of permanent public esteem and
as much, if not more Is claimed for
Il Is now effort by Mr.. Sellon.
The score is something that Will
set YOU whistling and longing for moro
,or the same and the iutcrpolated songs
are an hits and done By a shapcly,
beautiful costumod chorus, who can
'lCally sing,
The scenic environments can fitting
ly be spoken Of as most tremendous
land furnishes some startling surprises
in musical comedy such as the nat
Gral sized locomotive which comes
roaring, rumbling rushing on its way
rom a distant prospective; but with
50 realistic an effect that, aa it pauscs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-06
NMTSEMI3NTS.
\MCsl'M MItN1'S
AND The GRAND OPERA HOUSE AL
WAYS PRESENTS THEM

you gel the dollar Gl,y cents worth Of
amusement, and if you are not satisfied,
come to the boN office and we will give YOU
your money back
The Grand Opera House does as much
To advertise Tulsa all over the entire coun-
try, as amy one person. firm, or company
does, and We expect the support Of all tair
and loyal lUlSans. When you go to ST.
Louis, Kansas city or New York, you are
ticI,Icd to death to pay two dollars aud
two fifty Corr seat, and to see the same at.
fractions We are playing here. Now when
these attractions come to your very door
why are you NOT tickIcd to death TO come
and see them here Put ON your thinking
cap and get busy. You have a first-claSS
thcatcr here and getting rilst-cIass attrac-
tjouS. "Nuf Scd,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-06

Blanc Clarence Glover tho victim
and his widow Hattie e nc ono Of tho
murder ltte French Canadian
maid the clover household IN Boston Mass 1t charged that h
gir little
h md
the tragedy police hunted
she dragged from under bed nc
out witt
breath Hattie shot me- II she
the electric chair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-06

at the rootlights the startled audi
cnco actually gaaps with relief at their
apparent salvation from complete an
nihilnton Many other scenic in
stances occur which are truly novelties
and do their share towards making
the best extravaganza on tour this
season, Seats go on sale this morn
ing at the quaker Drug store, phone
ZOO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-06
John Mason in Tho Wnching Hour"

dohn Mason In Tho Wilchlng Hour"
At the Grand Opera House We'd
LcSday, December 7th. the Mcssrs.
Shubcrt win present John Mason in
augustus Thomas' famous talcpathic
drama, "Thc Witching Hour, the the
atrical prize OF ihe country The play
and It's principal player come to MS un-
surrounded hy thc same conltnons in
the matter or supporting cost and
scenic that figured in Mir Mosons
remarkable engagement IN New York
over two years at the lIacGctt Theatre.
New york has been mode mildly
mad tclcpathtcaly by this strange
play, ana our public will no doubt
take on the crazy with equal ardor
Psychologists have found in Mr..
Thomas drama unlimited material TO
sustain their scicnticic claims con
corning telepaJhy and the admirer Of
good acting and modern stage craft
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-06
Arrested for Murder.

Chandler. OKLA, Dee, 5.--I'ndcr
sheriff james Murphy has arrested
Nathan Simma. 20 negro, who lives
near Midlothian on a warrant charG-
ing him with lNo murder OF another
negro, George Green, two weeks ago.
The killing followed general melee
among several negroes, during which
Green was shot ana killed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
REBIILDING or kINGSTON.
CapitaI % Jamaica Restored since shs
Earthquake.

kIngsfoH corTsspoRSsasc CAacd0o DnilB NsNs
kinRston, the city which was WTes ked by
earthquake and ruined more completely
by dre In January. 1901. again takes It's place
a. tho largest city in the West Indies outside
Of Havana
The work OF resi- Grafton II almost COM
plste. aud alt hOugh a few vacant sites remain
unocrupied the principal shopping centres
and the residential area have all been built
up. The new Kingston II an immense i'm
proVsment upon that whIch went to pieces
in the catastrophe and there are stiil works
u public Improvement to bs undertaken
Almost without exception the new store
buildings are Of REINFORCED concrete and
ara a. nearly nreproof IL loCal conditions
have made h possible The principal
streets are adorned by ,olonnads-. some
~ very imposing character. In KING
street allIhs publiC.offCe- have been brought
together IA one block aud another similar
block b, about To- be erected
tn. ar,hitec uf these hlorks Of buildings
is sir charles Nicholson. who came -Ue, lally
from England to Jamaica 10 study the ~.
aud prepare ia" plans The first hlo'k has
rost 800 90 There j. a SENSE ~ publir
ii-sppoint at IT, appearance. Fur
one thing n Is not regarded a. being a. at
trartys a. a building 0f - KIND fought 20
b" The Government HuthOritis-. however.
profess themselves To bs quite .at t-i.~d
Nith the results and propose to have N.
ond biloxi buIlf along identiral lines
Publi' gardens ana op@n spaces adoTn
the prln' pal -e' lions Of the city. the sites
for these having been acquired b. the GpN-
eminent A. rou-Iderable cost. much against
the wish Of tho taxpayers. The results
have. however. NOR. than Just the
expenditure and Kingston - to-day more
OF tropical town than 1t has ever been
before within modern times
Tho Government buildings and the spsn-
did structures 81 the Bank Of Nova Scotia
have served 10 alter entirely thu appear
ancs ~ King street from the sea north
ward The hATbOr front has been com
pleteIy restored and there - now talk Of
a -sa wall or ~-planade being constructed
no; only to facilitate shipping but also 10
serve a. q driveway or promenade Plans
are also under consideration for the con
-iruCtiOn ~ new park TO cover about
fOTty-hve acres Of land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
VERMONT TRAPPING 81 ASON
Promise Of IiIEh Prices wh, some skins
Are Worthless.

The trapping season IL near at hand in
Vermont and persons Who follow the occu-
patton every fall predict that even the IN
precedented high prices paid for raw furs
last year Will be eClipseG this season Fur
buy ers coincide with this view
skunk skins. Of which Thousands are
annually taken In Vermont, are eXpectsd
20 drop a little this year - heavily was the
market stocked with the big adVance ia
price last year, hut all other kinds Of fur
bearing animals W ~ have a big price IN
their heads IL IL said that racCoOn skins
~ he hest grade bring o. and foxes Will
~ the opening Of the season he quoted AZ
.. where skins arc Dri me. MuskTat- " ~
probably be worth " to 20 cents for fail
caught skin. aud prime mink from o. To o.
Fur buyers talk strongly against trap
ping too early animals do not begin To
get their winter peiaEe until there has been
considerable cold weather and skins haN-
ing tho summer coat are worthless
\ vel known fur man say- Boys who
soc The high prices quoted for furs are
liable Co get too inpatient ! am told that
some Rutland youngsters are trapping
even nov Furs are worthless ~ vet 4
skin taken nov may bring ~ cents " hereas
month later y may bring o. "a 81 No
vefnh.r - plenty ~ time - begin trap
ming
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
surnrIsed the sultan.

From ne LonSon Siob-
Recently n party OF Americans visited
'onstantinOple and we're permitted to enter
' ldiz Kiosk. The Sultan. who was wall
ing alone In the gardens. entered into con.
versation with the visitors and nddresssd
himself TO a bright looking girl. H.s
Majesty said. We spesk here French. Eng
liah, German and Russian. but our visitors
seldom khoN our language We pardon
them, for u 10 very difficult, ! suppOse
M you do not know NordS'
Pardon. sire. Teplied the girl. u know
two Turkish words
What are they, miss asked the Sultan.
Assuming the whining tone OF the mendI-
Cants. she replied
pointing at the same time to the sultan Z
pocket His Majesty presented her with
a gold coin. and then she answered sweetly.
TachacuredaTim. ghazi'' thank you. seig-
n~url
The Sultan wondered. for no was ignorant
OF tho little pocket dictionary, Iurco-E Eng
lsh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
PrIe-Dieu % Love Letters.

HTrusyHbUrg covrsspoHdCnSs Washington
Hsr0h
kHseIInR On pT,e-dieu mad' ~ love
letters that had passed betw@sn N. ~ during
their ,ouriship. Miss Nellie Bear. daughter
- = Rear - NOunt clinton. Va and
Dold I l.Inew~aNer vprs married here This
o. ~ning IN" cer@rI1ny wns performed by
Tie Rev. " \. Young - 'Ook- reek Pre-
byfarInu thursh
The lettsrs vhich had led 10 the wedding
ceremony wac performed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Harmless Fat Remover

For years the knowiedge and eonVIe ton Ihst
there 10 q safe. sure. harmless remedy for Obesity
has been spreading. uhul now the whole world
knows that In the famous MArmola Prrscrtpuo1
Is found SURF road 10 symmetry great specinr
for oNeTfatness which leaves the body syn
metrical. the skin smooth and clear and ne
bodily health perferL This almost mtrscglon'
change II accom- pllAhed Without dIstinE. Cts-
rise denial Of any Kind a. the rate Of 10 ounces
or more day. Convenience In taking this great
remedy h facilitated by prOcurns NarToia
PTesrEipuoa In tablet form. Visit you druEEist
IN day OF send Tse 70 the hArnolA co, ~ Mon
roe Az. Detroit. Mica for q quantity - 'Lese
tablets sufncient IN start you veil on your ~.
On the coveted goal hmness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
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PLAYS ND THEIR SPEECHES
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allied a r.. isuailv tu" clo-~u'--
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'rrri ~ ..rtrh determine how enter
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81. 80 place Ca -R-h-cca q Slnnyhruok
ftrru Then there have he-n The blu"
Hird' and TIE Concert. - III" conf
dnnoe u the ,auZIinr hand 10 not totally
uufuunied after all Il v the promise
z really notable excellence that fails
through lack u proper execution which
r. tho most di.couraging experience that
trs revi-w~-s have 20 encounter nova
Az Iufsfhss fhs. fsnftFsaly homeless field
Il farcys - the Anstey type there Is
'carc-ly play brought forward that does
nos show talent which properly utilized
might st loos. the critical chorus Of
raise in a fortIssimo outburst.
Take the speeches In Y. ". Davis's
comedy that was introduced IN Ne~ York
a. the Comedy last week Since its first
performance In the West efforts have
'cen made To Increase the interest Of the
audiences in the character Of the erring
daughter. Formerly u WAS the mother
to whom the spectators gave their chief
smpathy She remains TODAY the most
vital igur" in the play II was not through
nnv failure 10 concentrate his interest ON
'hr right character ii this study Of Ameri-
ran village life that the new author seems
tr have neglected the opportunity TO show
His speeches often have homely wit
and chow refreshing observation OF
character Vet little ~ tins charm was
impaired to their hearers. A. one remem-
bored hem or listened atteutiV"ly to-
l'"m me" H'fl's WEI" eNlhen'' ia 'he
-" ~ 'h' I'''' my ''A7H
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wen ~" th'a'rl'ai me Possesses US
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- obvious 1" ~" hea''' a. 'h' snap "'
WHIP '"'Ir' ms lac. ni'S- '"'' AT"
cast u 'n'''''" 'or'n '"e'r merits are
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

q. p. Huntley and Hattie Williams bc-
gin tomorrow tho second month 81 what
a popular vote n piaygoers has declared
70 be the most amusing comedy France
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

The New Amsterdam cont inuea ton
small for the crowds that pile In to ssS
-Madans sherry which u intreuching
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

Edgar Selwyn's play % city life. Tho
Country Boy shows no evidence 81 hack
Of interest on the part Of the public.
That this play will have a seasons run
admits 81 no argument. Standing in the
lobby - the Liberty Theatre. where The
Country Boy n playing. one hears every
night remarks made by those who have
seen the play that n IL an absolute rehec-
tton ~ their experiences when they first
came to New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

Men and women alike are captive to tho
charms ~ the English baauty Kitty
Gordon. adorned ~ she il in tho most
elaborate Partisan tOilsttes in Alma
where DO You Liver a. Joe Weber's
Thaatre. With Charles A. Bigelow a. tho
feature. Tho music q Jean Briquet IL
saaAon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

The Concert which David BeIasco
il presenting at the Eelasco Theatre.
i- proving one 81 the biggest succesa4-
IN his career as producer and manager.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

Henrietta Gresham will be seen af the
Grand Opera House this week in Percy
Mackaye'- dramatic satire -Anti-Matn-
mony which has Just closed New York
run az the Garrick Miss Crosman ~
playing in -Anti-MatrimOny" because. to
use her own words, It j. cheerful, happy
pure and gool.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

EdoIard Jo-e, the French character
actor. will make his debut at the Anleri-
can Music Hall tomorrow IA The Strike.
dramatic playlet by FRANCOIS Coppae
the celebrated French pOet. The scene
81 The Strike IL ST IN a court room.
where AN old black smith in prisoners
dock pleads for aCquittal on the charge
~ numbering a fellow union man IN
labor dl-puie Ia addition toJo-e seven
teen men will art ia the pllylet. Genera
and Bailey have bccn engaged as a fea-
tur. on the Till. which will include he
puzziing AVi Mystery. Potts Bros.
Nevins aud Gordon. lee Tong Foo.
La B.ll., Nrllo aud ct hers
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The Girl in tho Train Charles Dbl
lingham's elaborate production ~ th'
Niennsse opere,ti. enters uDon the third
week ~ it, stay ~ ths Globa Theatr
with the town wishing leo Falls tuno
ful music and every hotel orchestra
playing it, melodies The maEgusrad'
ball -csns Of the second act is gorg.ousll
staged
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Victor Moore. recrnt star Of Broadway
productions. will hold the stellar place 81
the Bron1 Theatre this week. He will he
assisted nv . competent company in his
old SUCCESS Change Your Act Valerie
Bergere will play Gracs Griswold's sket Oh
His Japanese Wife" Sam Chip and Mary
Marble will offer their Delft comedy In
Old EdAm.- and The Boy Next Door"
will give Felix and Barry their usual fun
making opport unities. Some operate
selections will he rendered Ivy the Melani
Four. Pat Rooney and Marion Bent
promise to divert with their soft shOs
dancing. singing and chatter in At tho
Stand B@dini and Arthur. juggleT and
comedian. and James and Dooley. black
face comedians, are the others billed.
The Columbia Theatre will have the
Pads and Politics burlesque company
this week. n i headed by Roger 'Imhof
an Irish comedian. and there u large
chorus and ballet The Green nod Club
is the title IT the burIe-q,e that will to
produced. In the east are number u
well known bIrlesqus performers. Incl
dental to the burlerqu" there will be a
special vaudeville Performance
Singers Ssrenaders. one of the new
tyre ~ burlesque organizations. will -
~ the Murray Hill Theatre thls week
The two act sKtravaEAnza called ON tho
Ocean will - presented with the same
'dstails u production that wer0 recently
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Montgomery and stone in Charles Dill
lingham's production 81 George AIDES
musical comedy The Old Town are
announced for a weeks engagement At
the City Theatre. beginning tomorrow
night Mr.. Dillingham; promises a capa-
bic company. With most Of the PRINCIPALS
who had parts during the long season az
the Globe Theatre last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

Judy Forgot at tho Broadway Theatre
IL adding to the laurels ~ its star. Marie
Caaiil as one - the best comediennss of
the day. and Manager Daniel v. Arthur
announces that the patronage II all that
could be desir1I.
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he pfushfrttla e th. np.F-sta tias
ha-f-if,insi-F- IN. Mutu--trap Fs.sisii-f
at ~ irvins Fisr- rhastr- ha- proved
rtE stHrcs-. The rec t-nnfs q fhs
rHfrrany ptto Marls and Hiifissif Wsr,i~r
sr- 80 he's ~ - ahsu Mss kfafma MAJ
sHssAa th~ -stfiFette afa AduN kuhna
POL. cutn.siian -tsr Ha-t.lbindsr- vii
I- giv~n every night this w-.k
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Playgoing New York took 80 kindly
TO the recent return Of The Arcadians-
TO the New York Theatre that Charles
Frohman has decided To repeat the plan
tomorrow night with The Dollar
Princes Its ranks will he found 20
contain the same cast and production
that gained such quick popularity at the
knickerbocksr Theatre last season.
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Mime. Pillar MORN will present Il Enfani
Prologue ,The Prod igal SOM at the
Carnegie Lyceum beginning tomorrow
night with mAtinees Wednesday and
saturday This silent drama was pre-
-entsd at the Liberty Theatre on Septem
Der . and was - we'll reserved that Nine
Pillar Norm felt New York was ready -
welcome the pantOmimlC play There
are three acts IN the story of PisrrDt
Junior and a cast 81 six The same com
pany that appeared at the Liberty Theatre
will he seen this week with one sXcep-
ton. David Manning will take the
place OF Mir Scarborough az the Baron