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New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
YALE PLAYERS COMING
Will Present 1.-The Fan at the Wa
dorf on January 2 and S.

Last season the members or lhe
Dramatic Association established q" =.
viable reputation for themselves ~ "a.
presentation of London Assurance. \,
year a translation from the I'a.s', ~
Carlo Goldoni's comedy III Nentash0,
THE Fan" will be presented by the
citation in the ballroom Of the "a'u'' !,
Astoria on the night OF January an
the afternoon and evening Of Janusss :,
The scene of the play IS laid III ,,,,,sa
Italy and many different phases - Nv IS
life are skilfuIly portrayed Inc "a
replete with humorous situations
the whole. is thoroughly diveruhs-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
GAIETY-"Get Rich Quick Wallingford'
continues on its successful way.

GAIETY-"Get Rich Quick Wallingford"
continues on its successful way.
GARRICk-Miss Annie Russell, return
ing to the management Of Charles Froh-
man, will appear at the Garrick Theatre
on Tuesday night in new play called Ihe
Impostor," by Leonard Merrick and Michael
Morton. The piece has no relation to the
novel of that name. THE Impostor asks
the question: What is to become of any
young woman of refinement suddenly left
without the support Of relatives and whom
chance has left without means of hvell-
hood in a great modern city?
Miss Russelrs company includes Charles
Richman, Wilfred Draycott, Oswald Yorke,
Miss Clara Bracy, Miss Esther Lyons and
Miss Grace Carlyle.
GLOBE-The third week Of Nine. Bern
hardt's engagement VIII be especially IN
teresting in view of her intended presen-
tation on Saturday night in conjunction
with Jean Racine's ''Phedre'' Of John Wes-
ley De Kay's Biblical drama Judas. Mr..
De Kay frankly admits that his drama
Judas has no pretensions to historical
accuracy. It is rather designed to show
that the love Of man for woman Is,
after all, the dominating factor in the
worlds history. That, he says, Is the
irresistible force which prompts Judas to
betray his Master. Poet, dreamer and
idealst, Judas. according to the author,
is a lover, who does what lovers always
do-he gives up everything for love.
All the characters in Judas are said to
be taken from the New Testament, and the
scene Is laid in Jerusalem at the time of
Pontius PLATE. Nine. Bernhardt will play
the role of Judas. 1t will be the first time
that she has produced the work Of con-
temporary English and American writer.
Judas" was translated into French by
]. Coudurier de Chassagne, London corre-
'spondent of the Figaro" and comprises
a prologue, three acts containing eight
scenes and an epilogue. Special music has
been written for the play by Reynaldo
Hahn
Three important changes have been made
in Nine. Bernhardt's repertory for the
coming week. ''Sapho'' will be given on
Wednesday night. December q, in place of
La Beffa"; Jeanne dare" on Saturday
afternoon, in place OF "Phedre," and
Phedre" will be given on Saturday night,
with Judas in place of LA Bois Sacre."
Nine. Bernhardt's managers say that it will
be impossible to give La Beffa'' at any
time during the present tour of America
At the dress rehearsal a complete set of
scenery for one of the most important
acts was found to be missing-a wrong set.
labelled LA Beffa," having been sent from
Paris in its place.
Her complete programme for this week
follows Monday night, Camille; Tuesday
night. La Tosca"; Wednesday matinee.
Madame X; Wednesday night, "Sapho"; :;
Thursday night, Jeanne dare; Friday
night. 'L'Aiglon''; Saturday matinee
Jeanne dare" and Saturday night,
Judas" and "Phedre'
HACKETT-Albert Chevalier In Daddy
Dufard' affords an evening of rare enjoy
ment. And the best OF it is he doesn't do
all the good work himself, for he has an
excellent company, led by the charming
little Miss Violet Heming.
HUDSON--Miss Blanche Bates Bruce
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
VARIETY HOUSES.

ALHAMBRA-Odiva will swim and dive
in a crystalline tank and sew, eat and pray
under water. William Fl. Thompson will
present For Loves Sweet Sake" Homer
Miles and company are TO be seen In Ion a
Side Street." and Ben Welch will imper-
senate the ghetto Hebrew and the Italian
laborer.
AMERlCAN-Grace La Rue. late star of
Madame Troubadour": Mana, the foreign
dancer. and the -Four Norins. girl SWIM
mers, are features of the twenty-two-act
bill.
COLONIAIs-A tragedy of Irish life The
Oath. Will introduce Frank keenan, as
Continued ON seventh page.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
mENDORFrS LAST IECTU"s'

At Carnegie Hall tonight Dwight i-assfal
dorf will bring to close MS su0~ -, -
season of travel talks. His suolee. +o,r
1.-THE Grand Canyon of Arizona ,;snes
win start from Denver. and MS ,,et-
will be conducted through tne Naisn nix.
uresaue scenery of the Rockies 70 ~ =, no
cest of the worlds wonders. oeNeAN N.aetr
ton pictures of Western life ana on'1a .,a1a
will be shown, including nrahon. s..sa
shearing sheep against time ana ~
Indian rain dance
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

subscription performances at reduced
prices.
REPUBLIC - "Rebecca of Sunny brook
Farm" will be played for the one hundredth
time in New York on Tuesday night To
celebrate this event Messrs. Klaw & Er-
LANCER and David BeIasco have arranged
to present to the women of the audience an
autographed copy of the Illustrated dra-
matte edition of the book.
WALLACK'S-''A comedy of happiness
is the way Louis n. Parker, author OF
''Pomander Walk describes his play,
which comes on Tuesday night to WAL
lacks Theatre. In this play six little cot
tages form an odd stage setting, and they
are used throughout the play
There is said to be no plot to the piece.
The characters include a widow who mas
had an early disappointment in love, and
her daughter, who is threatened with
similar misfortune; an old sea captain,
lady of means who desires to marry the
captain; two sisters, one of whom loves a
lodger: a couple who have a family OIL
girls and' want at least one boy, ana
minister who doesn't do any marrying
but wishes to. Besides, there is a fisher
map who never catches any fish In the
end all accomplish what they desire
The company of London players is made
up of George Giddens, forke Stephens
Edgar Kent, Lennox Pawle, T. Wigney
Parcyval, Godfrey Douglas, Stanley Lath-
bury, SybiI Carlisle, Dorothy Parker,
Cicely Richards, Helen Leyton and Winl-
fred Fraser.
WEST END-Douglas Fairbanks is to
return to town to play in THE Cub,
Thompson Buchanans clever satire on
Kentucky feuds. He will open at the West
End Theatre with a special matinee on
December 26.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

Secret Service" which ran for eight
months in London and which has beer
played by Mr. Gillette and others from one
end of the country to the other.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

performed at the second OF the East Slde
subscription performances at reduced
prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

HACKETT-Albert Chevalier In Daddy
Dufard' affords an evening of rare enjoy
ment. And the best OF IL is he doesn't do
all the good work himself, for he has an
excellent company. led by the charming
little Miss Violet Heming
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

| LYCEUM-Last week of the successful re-
| vival of Oscar Wiide's 1.-THE Importance Of
Being Earnest" On Monday week Miss
Billie Burke will be seen in Suzanne"
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

MAXINE ELLIOTTS-"The Gamblers
Charles Klein's piece, is one of the best
plays to be seen in New York
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

MAJESTIC-''The Blue Bird The best
Christmas play in town. Between Decem-
Der Is and New Years there will be daily
matinees and evening performances.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

LYRIC-Mrs. Leslie Carter In 1.-TWO Wom-
en-" Rupert Hughes's play.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

Continued on seventh page.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

LIBERTY-Last week of "The Country
Boy which has had a prosperous run of
five months Next week Miss Christie Nc
Donald, in The Spring Maid"
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

DALY'S-"B Baby Mine" Margaret Mayo's
farce, amusingly presented by Waller
Jones. Marguerite Clark, Ernest Glendin-
ming Ivy Troutman and others.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

EMPIRE-Wiilam Gillette is very sue
cessfui in a revival of five of his most
popular plays This week he will present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
CHIROPRAUC

Ia fsVEhs md used % our rH.sgOls and
pniTn~ has heef proven uiht Yile most
sf4enfifir ahd pffseiitn riftttd eyer
known far removing an ahgormau les pi
the human syEteuL II has attained suel
81 wonderful degree pf efficiency and
accuracy only after yeaFs ~ tie most
.rAt..ii<iNc siud eNtaisfivF rs+aeaFch. most
~ which las becn III ciiuieaf demOrsi "a
.iiong- Out ~ over four th0ussHd eases
under our case in lhe past two years
palT -wO deaths have ufr-urn.d MAKE
comparison). Olir results are obtained
through iHr neEgniis sysfetu Atone bv
reason ~ which We sstn hanaln any clas.
~ ahn0rnaliiirs. except strictly srrgical
cases. and ihey are ilui-ed To- cWs aad
aDr"sions where stitches or amputatior
" absolutely necessary. We avoid az
IA her igakc unnecessary. On uer copi ~
me sn-caiier surgical r4ees e,irN s
appendicitis gaii stones .rrsit{.;'.
as,n.Aaids, !goltre cancer " the sfomach
!lnNllhR kidneys. ovarian and o,be,
luingrs; IN fact. any diseased eord,,Is.
e,ed 1,a., o.i3er other methods. are consjd-
l'aralysis Insanity. e-itans,, ..,.
|lus rheunil Ism. blood poison IN KS
lttefs' eruntive and offeFufse u
rni".iif diseases. such as Ilver ,rn,,t,,,.
tV.Supaiion- headaches stomach ,r,,,1.'s
una ali weaknesses 0f tho ea,,5r,.t.,
organs are que TO dertrger,,rrf ~ ~
nerves controlling tue specific region az
aitlen, ana the functional equilibrium
~ oiiis DC secured by Inducing. IN some
nN normal distribution OF nerve
Stimulus. Other methods are specujatfva
as 10 result, bat ChIropractic is as ac-
curate as figures.
No Drugs. No Knife. Call and see MS.
Free 's
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21

Ef moughe1 Dramatically. Bus -
tAank heaven that { am honest
HeFs fate lli0weI 4 rusty hinge a
trap 10 break and 8racsgTtase4 Al
Inz Id tae g.4eEnes= eE a deep @e-tas-
The cart 10 was p,oHlpslx Jung doxa;
IS mas fetching 3Ea- gnInpked so-s
climax
Is Ehera doctor in ghe h0ase7
aaked chr stvel. from the stage fsz
nsOnents Isiev
Tne sCcror Who responded was ArE-
lEg's 1acIe-
The YOUTH hal been brought from
under the stage with a fractured lag
sDa three broken ribs. He recovered
consciousness. 10 find himself ON an
Old sertee in the property room.
Tsls place had been cleared 0f III
save tse unfortunate mummeT. Dr.
hFlfBg and Daisy Heekiegh0rn
Feeling berter. Frelg~ asked the
aacle 10 the yCBrh II h1Be 50, be-
cause I've got to set this limb
Under protest. Daisr retired from
The room Later she was left wlsn
tie much-bandaged unfortunate. while
carriage as summoned
Explanations were in order.
r thinF said Miss Daisy severe
Iy al the conclusion Of the story.
yfhar YOU should have written me al
afr0Et Il. buf. honestly. Fred. yJu sur
rTi9ed Hfe--yOI are a--s- good acto-
r.-fCOpyrsgat. 1916, By Associated
Literary PRESS
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Th r. ga8llc4n iea9eraaD os GAa
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
A ssteauarc C Children

"Oar two children of six AMI eight
years have been since infancy sult
iect 70 c0lds and Group. About
tnrec FeaTs ago started 10 use Fol.
eg's Honey and Tar. and il has never
failed ID Drevent aud cure these irou-
bIes ID is fhe oniy medicine ( can
get ~ children tp take without q
FON The above from " e. O-H-
stein. Green Bsy. Wis duplicates thu
cxyerieuce q thousands " other
users NJ Feley's Honey AID Tar ).
Y. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
CLOSE SIGHTS.
lAtchlson Glcbe.l

fAItIIhDN IIlU|.T
Fashion swings ike the pendulum
of clock. from The extreme in one
direction 10 the extreme IN another:
Big sleeves one year. skin tigh;
sleeves The nexi: Big hats one year,
tiny hats the next. And it Is with
this peci.iiafity 81 Fashion in mind
that he women With finy docrhnobs
of hair Oh thet heads are Taking
Hope Agsin Who knows? Perhaps
Fashlods which 'nas been approving a
.agoii Tad 0i hah. an frext-fvear
pu It's stamp Of approval on the two
or three hairs some women are
wearing wound around and around a
hair pin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by hcal applications as They cannot
uach TIE diseased portion Vi the ear.
Thcre Is only one way 20 cHfe deaf
noss and thar 81 by constitutional
remedies. Deafness iE cauzed by an
inflamed condition Of the mucous lin.
ng Of the EusiachIan Tube when
bis tube Is inflamed you have a
fublng sound or imperfect bearing,
and Hnca T. 81 entirely closed, Deaf
ness rs ihe result and unless The in
f'amaiion can BE- taken ont aud this
uibe restored 20 ita normal condition,
tearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases ori NJ ten arc cauzcd by
caiarrh. which Is nothing but an in
famed condition o. the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case of Deafness fcaused by
eaiarrhi fha. cannot be cured by
lialf8 Catarrh Cure Send for circu-
larr. free.
r J CHENEY & 60. Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists. 75c.
Take Jalrs Family pills for con.
atipasion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21
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pain In chest and sore lungs. are
symptoms that quickly develop into
dangerous illness II the cold Is no;
cured Foiey's Honey and Tar stops
the cough, heals and eases the con
gesled parts, and brings quick relief.
J n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21

PRESS COMMENT ..a .ao.!

wha, t4e pd To Then,

FHNt ~ " v ~ tUCH
Governor Haskell didn't do a thing
70 his critics when be took the stand
10 testify in regard 10 the charges
against bis administration. lie told
en- what he did with the money and
be also showed up the purposes Oh
those who have been trying 10 block
him In his efforts 10 do what the peo-
Tle elected him to .--ChIckasha Ex.
press.
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DfMoenGrlc 0aGfsfIfrIo.

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IN re wlDle pe1Dle y ghGaG neY
~ HaFer ~ ~ adherence b Demu
e5ath HqSneiples aUG there ehrOuil
b. only fse sirOngesi possible effort
~ hold Democratic Iaeas ~ the fOsn
10 matter what fhe demagogue 81
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ffacy
Oklahoma Denocfaey II aud should
BE- veil organized j. la Aggressive
snd bf0xressigs i has builded 2
Gfea state, me among ibe bert The
time aas IlDf ysi come when The peD
IIe Of TIE siate viii iorsake Democ
facy ~ follow The eafpctbagger lead
aehip Tf~ wealth. oi the state aHd
he opportunity Tor creation make y
imperative that hose who are enfrusi
ed with De1uDcfatic affairs be allow
Cd 70 fgrlher perfect their lsbyr
That The administration Of state
side affairs "a important and tha'
k.pe have tho sfrlfi doctrine Df tigbie
e1sness. that the eDtre state benefit
kfsf,i ROT BE- denied. a0r can we forget
@ss1sr Hu'@s of the party IN power ~
vote Of the people
With veil organized and ihor
ougiiiy equipped organization DomOc
roey ran fli It's complete duty %
the people and fhe fulfIllmeut of duty
II matter all leaders recognize ~
proper and prc-eminent In Importance
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Read This.

Hutchinson, Kas. After trying
doctors and different medicines for
kidney, bladder and rheumatic pou
bic Halls Texas Wonder cured me
II IL the best medicine on earth
Walter y. Perry, 20 8. Main street.
Sold BIZ all druggists.
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Night Song
Fair nigh and rare night!
Sweetheart. yon are there
You wlib ne daaMng-in your eyes.
And the sun.goid IN your bajr.
gMk night, aud stark night,
SUI. love, you are ther9
YQH With the morning In ysil5 eyeg
And the doy.gold IN youf tal,,,
Sweet dreams. bat fleet dfeleng.
And ever you are there.
Lore. with The loynlighl OF your eyes
And The glory Of your hair.
Clinton Scollard IN March Ainslcc
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HERRlNC's REFLECTIONS

Six minutes for lunch usually re-
spl's III SIX years " indigestion.
Some people wcar glasses rDr fuu
lW ii's no Joke .D wear them il yon
have 10.
When a boy Is ton he wishes he
vas twenty. but when man Is fifty
ic wishes be wese ton.
Music hath charms Sss never
n.cant for pbonograph t.
The acne u indifferencss-a gas
iaeier. tfs
a. o
a ai1iFd 81 finance he man WHO
can stretch tWeniy-dolIar week
galary 10 cover the wants 81 an eX-
irasagant wife ~#t
Mr.. 4. a Kelley Belyldere, IT,.
writes Us. ! am an ex-engineer with
- years active service 20 my credit
About three years ago my kidneys
were affected 50 that had 10 give up
ms engine First J was troubled with
revere. aching pain over he hips.
Then followed inflammation Of the
bladder, and speeks appeared before
my eyes. a sample Of Foley's Kid.
neq Pil's that ] tried. 50 benefited me
that ] bought more. I continued to
take them until nov | can safely tes-
IFS they have made me a sound and
well man" J y. Wallace
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1ffe-a a,o tab0oe1 Oklahoma ci'y,
&chlcsier Tulsa and Muskogee hong
lfHce adopted thai pian and are siicA,
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