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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10
Livino In Continuous bread

1T is a dreadful thing to have >
Lad reputation" said Elsie Ferguson.
N Such Little Queen "The other
day passed the house of an actor
friend of mine and found his imp Of a
small boy sitting on the front steps
weeping bitterly. OF course stopped
to find out what was the matter.
We've got a squalling new
baby in the house an Dads on the
read aad he don't know noihin' about
q" AT the end his voice was aihowl
of woe.
Rut.AI protested bewilderlyt that
~ nothing to cry about. Dad! win
on be Home, and think how slApris.
cd he'll hes
TIE small boy stopped crying long
enough TO iransfix me with an indig-
aant glare. You don't understand
tie said bitterly. Dad always blames
de for every single thing that hap
rens while he's away February
loung's Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10
WHEAT BEARD poIsoNs MAN.
Special to Daily Leader.

SpeclaI 70 Daily Leader.
Butler, Okla, Feb. 10 5 W.
Baker, who lives southeast of But
Ter, ran wheat beard into his foot
He gave the incident no
thought and in few days his foot
began 20 sweIE-ana pain .him great
deal lie thought 1t would be all
light in few'dass, went TO F.oss 10
haze some dental work done and
when he dentist examined his teeth
he told him that he wouldn't work on
them and that he had better see a
physician He did SO, and the doc
tor told him he had blood poison in
his foot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10
BUY SULPHUR sANlrARluM
,snec al to Daily Leader.

Sulphur, Okla. Feb. 10. 1t be-
came known here today that Dr.. d,
H. Randell and associates OF Mus
kogee and Dr.. j T. Virgins Of SUI
phur have bought the Sulphur san
itafium and bath house The new
management will add another story
10 the present building, which is q
two-stoey and basement Structure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10
MULES RESCUED WITH DERRICK.
Special 10 the Daily Lender.

Lenora, Okla, Feb. 10.--A team of
mules used in cleaning. some ground
and filing an old we'll on the farm
OF William Foster, near Webb, lost
''heir footing and dropped sixteen feet
into the well. The excavation was
rot of sufficient width to accommo-
date both animals and there was a
general split-up, one resting on the
others back A derrick was rugged
up and after several hours work the
animals We're extricated little the
worse for the experience.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10

Clrolina for eight years. The Demo
cratic party in Oklahoma has no one
who works harder for the success OF
the patty than does Mr.. Gilmer; he
has state wide acquaintance and is
considered one of the best campaign
orators in The new state of Oklahoma.
he will make good auditor and add
strength to the Democratic state
ticket in the coming November elec
lion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10
SUCCEEDS FATHER AS SHERIFF

Sulphur, Okla. FEB. i0.-Jacli
Maxwell aged 23, was appointed by
the county commissioners sheriff OF
Murray county to succeed his father
7. A. Maxwell. who died suddenly
at his home Friday and was buried
with Masonic honors Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10
BUILDING AT SULPHUR.
Snecial to Daily Leader.

Sulphur, Okla, Feb. 10.-Cap-
ain Frosart OF Fl Worth, Texas,
who recently moved to this city, buy
ing the $4,000 residence of Col. j
r Fani, has let 10 Liberenz and Rob
inson a contract 10 build two-story
brick store building, 25xl25. on Davis
avenue. The contractors commenc-
ed exoaya ing for the building this
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10

Hen. W f. Cilmer of Ardmore
who iolay announces. through The
Leader, his candidacy for state audi
tor, Is one OF The popular members
Of the state legislature he is North
Caiolinian by birth, and comes from
a family that has been identified
with the Democratic party for over a
half century. He is a brother of the
Hon. r. d. Gilmer. who served as
attorney general of the state OF North
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10
MUsKoGEE BUILDING SOLD

Muskogee, Okla. Feb. 10 The
Mid-Con,inent Life Insurance COM
pany this afternoon bought the five
story Indianola building, one OF the
choicest pieces OF property in the
business district fer 100000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10

HUTCHINSON, Kas. After trying
doc. ors and different medicines TO-
rtdney. bladder and rheumatic trou
bic Halls Texas Wonder cured me
II ia the best medicine on earth
Walter e. Perry, 90 s. Main street
Sold by all drnggiafs .t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10

Il have been somewhat costlve, but
Doan's Regulets gave just the results
lesired They act mildly and regulate
he bowels perfectly. y."-George b..
Nrause, 800 Walnut Ave, Altoona, Pa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10

Marriages are made in heaven"
quoted the Wise Guy. We'll, all
I've got to say is the Celestial pow
ers frequently make mighty loose
job OF u replied the Simple Mug
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10

When schoolboy can't repeat ms
his.ory lesson heyisl apt 10 wonder a.
ti,a saying that history repeats IL
self. YrSsYTe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10

knowledge is feast through
which most of US hurry on to the
dessert.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-10

These things. then, are essential
for the development of American
irale in the Orient, advises Louis
Bicwniow in an article entitled Our
Chance in China" in Success Maga-
zinc.
lnat American wares be epresent-
ed In China by American agents who
carefully study the needs of the mar
kei who have the support of SYM
pathetic home houses. and who Will
use their Yankee ingenuity in crea :
Ing new demands in accordance with
Chinese tastes.
That American manufacturers eX-
ercise the strictest scrutiny in all
shipments made to China, and see
that the goods shipped cor espond in
every de;ail with the sample upon
which the order was based.
Thai goods shipped from America
TO the Orient be packed with view
10 standing the rough handling which
Is always the fate OF every package
shipped acrcss the sea, that these
goods may arrive in China in perfect
ofllition. as do the wares shipped by
the British. the Germans and the Jap
anese. AAl
The Eu opean and Japanese bust
ness men. without exception observe
scrupulously every one Of these es-
ser ial requirements. The Amer!-
cans are the only negligent ones. II
hese simple and primary require
men be observed, the Americans
viii forge ahead CT all competitors
hy reason of that peculia ingenuity
and sharp wi which has been 50
aptly illustrated in the case of the
oil and tobacco concerns.
Young's February Announcement
a frank story of divorce is "Circe
In February Young's Magazine, blaz-
Ing like a ruthless search ieht inc
the monsuous. glim shadow that HOY
e,s ominiously Uvcr our social beina
nowadays. I.l1y Diana. radiant
lcrcly brilliant. Is huntress of man
tvpe of a class hat grows apace with
be divorce eyil-with cringing
sorlld. lying soul, careless of wha
/ she des roys in her own pleasuring
calmly amusing herself by entanglinf
'fn' e1esting" men Naturally it deals
With the idle rich, where divorce
flowers most iuxuriantly and agains
a background of Italian gardens an
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

the situation, and when IT was produced
last season, the public and press with
unusual unanimIty. agreed with them
Ten persons imprisoned in house for
week by quarantine guard so numer~
Gus and vigilant that it is perIIous for
the captivcs TO attempt so little in the
way Of libcrty as 20 look out of win
dow. is the basis OF the comedy The
play was written by Mary Roberts
Rinehart and Avery Hopwood The
quarantine traps q dinner party ar.
ranged bv friends of the host tn cheer
him on h2 anniversary of his divorce
jnst before ihe dinner is 10 be served
the Japanese valet is taken away in
an ambulance. Visitors and host know
nothing cf his disappearance. or that
of the othcr servants who have fled
fallen asleep in the basement while
visiting the cook. discovers that all
have been shut in the quarantine For
the benefit OF the slentics as we'll as
for thr information Of the more credible
j IS stated that the story Of "Seven
DAYS - based on story of actual
occurrence, Mrs, RinehIrt was trapped
III quarantine very similar to the one
describes ia her story. The cast will
include Aubrey BEATTY. Ned FinIey.
Ben Wilson. Hugh Samerson William
Wadsworsh. Jack Sbcehan. Clare Wei.
don. Madeline Wipthrope, Norma Mitch.
ell. Florence Robinson. Matinces vill
be gwen Wednesday and Saturday.
lilarity and fun oftthe cIeanest order
's furnished in great abundance by
Going Some which comes TO the
Colonial this afternoon for the first four
DAYS OF This week. with matinee Wed
uesday. with carefully selected east
of some twenty of thc best light comedy
Durveyors who have ever come across
the continent into the west. ''Going
Some is 4 story with Il purpose and
at the same time so sereamingly funny
IT absolutely defies description The
scenes are laid at the Flying Heart
ranch in New Mexico at time when
Jeanne Chaplin. sister of the owner, and
Smith graduate, is giving a house
narty, to lot Of college boy and girl
friends. The attaches Of the Flying
Heart are in the dumps because Of
the loss. in foot race, of cherished
photograph to the outfit at the Cent?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

Harry Laribee Miss Duprcc is really
charming AS Fifi Tcmpleton and Mr..
Laribec grotesquely amusing as the
stralt-lnced, canting old deacon. The
little PLAY is well written, its story
original and ingenious. while the chief
characters are all excellently drawn,
the Fit being further so well embodied
by Miss Dupree as TO give 1T irresist-
iblc charm
Quite tho best known family of cy-
clists in vaudeville and circus circles
here and III Europe Is the Kaufmanns,
ard six Of the originals headed by
Frank Kaufman himself. are coming
here. These artists are exceedingly
agile ard skil!ful on the wheel and
MANY " their exhibitions arc almost
unbelievable, even in this day when
TIC cycle has become 50 commonly used.
Early this past wear the original Kauf-
mnnrs were features Of Barnum g. Bal
lev s circus. and after their engage.
mcnt over the Orpheum tour they Join
the Circus Schumsnn in Berlin.
Edward Flanagan aud Necly Ed
wards give new version of stage life
ION and Oh'. In this day OF neat
comedy acts, Flanagan and Edwards g
presentation of the quarrel and subse.
comcdlnns is classic The two have
a vaudeville gem that Will shine re-
srlcndent for many years TO come
Flanagan and Edwards will never have
occasion 10 look for n new act. The
comedy aud BIT of sentiment are so de.
iiGhtfui'v blended that it gives them
an act 70 be seen over md over the
same as good bool. is repeatedly read.
They are both splendid. each in his own
way. but thev are in no wav alike. To
bring n tear in the middle OF a comedy
is something 10 he accomplished only
by two clever people, Flanagan and
Edwards do this. and they check the
tenr with laugh before the audience
has a chance TO get away from a merry
mood
Fred Duprez is clever entertainer
who has beeen featured in several New
York musical comedies. He gives A
varied monclogue with few songs
that arc new and bright; he has a style
quite his own. aud his offering is most
appealing.
comedy dancing Act Is lrcyen. ed
by tic HaryeyDc Vora trio. Hiss De
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

year, she did his bidding faithfully and
mechanically until one day she met the
man whose destiny was hers. Paul
Sylvan. a member Of the chamber Of
deputies Of Paris, is bctrothed TO Claire,
the daughter Of General Berton Of the
French army. The Svlvain jewels. which
bad been handed down in the family.
according 10 custom, arc 10 become the
property of Claire upon her marriage
TO Paul Because Of the fame and value
of the Jewels kleschna visits Paris for
the purpose of stealing them and, guard
ing the house outside sends Leah to
commit the robbery, She succeeds in
breaking the safe and, taking the Jew
els, is about to depart when Paul dis
covers her. suddenly turns on the
lights and prevents her escape. Paul is
considered by his associates as eccen-
trio, 10 put it mildly, because of the
theory that every one of God s creatures
is n part of truth therefore possessing
truth in some degree. and believing that
the truth and the good can be brought
TO the surface by the light rather than
by the darkness. instead OF turning
Leah over to the authorities. Of which
nc is one. he talks with his burglar and
establishes the truth OF his theory from
The fact that Leah goes away resolved
to steal no more.
For the seventeenth consecutive week
Of It's appearance at the Daniels theater
the Allen Curtis Musical Comedy com
pany viii present at that house a merry
musical festival entitled "a Happy
New Year aud from glance at the
musical suecialtics of the play and the
parts that have been assigned 10 Mr.
Chase, Henry Auerbach, Maymc Prayer,
Florence Swinnerton, Anna Clark and
the other members Of the company, 1T
will he about the happiest effort the
Curtis company has vet made here dur
ing the production of musical comedy
in tabloid form. appealing to that big
portion Of tbeatcr goers who like n
clever story set 20 catchy tunes and in
terspersed with clean fun. enhancing
music, pretty girls and costumes and
dancing.
The strengthening process is still 90
ing on with the Curtis company and
Manager Curtis announced late this
week that arrangements are being made
in New York through the general rep
resentativc Of Max Florence in that
citv for several new members for the
organi alton. As it stands now. how
ever the company is one Of the strong
est Of it's kind in the west. numbering
as it does among the principals such
successful performers as Carleton Chase,
Henry Auerbach, Charlie Figg, the
Prayer sisters, Anna Clark and others
who through their clever character
izations the past four months have be-
come so popular with the Daniels s big
clientele
Some new faces will be seen among
the chorus girls this week and the en-,
tire chorus has been newly costumed
for "a Happy New Year. No travel
ing show of the present season has
brought TO Salt Lake a handsomer or
more clever chorus Of show girls than
Mr.. Curtis has succeeded in establish
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK.

n
|. Comedy,
. SALT LAKE THEATER-"seyen
. Days All the week, beginning
. Monday. Matinees Wednesday and
I. Saturday.
!. COLONIAL THEATBR - Going
Some" First four nights; begin
ming tonight Matinee Wednes-
: day.
. GAERIcK THEATBR = = Leah
Klescbna." with William lngersoll
and company. All lhe week; be-
: ginning tonight. Mat'nees wed
nesday and Saturday
Musical Comedy.
DANIELS THEATER-''A Happy
New Year" An the week. Matt
nees Wednesday and Saturday
SHu BERT THEATER.."Thc Shad-
ovs Of New York" with Frederick
Moore and company. All the
week. Matinees Wednesday and
Vaudeville.
ORPHEUM IEATER-Advanced
vaudeville. All the week. Matt
nees daily.
CASINO EATEE-Fishcrs vau-
deville. All the week. Mallhees
daily.
Motion Pictures.
ELITE. LUNA AND ISIS THEA
TERS-ContinUous performance.
All the week. Matinees daily.
MISSION THEATER-Mstin and
evening Continuous performance.
All the week, Matiuecs daily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

''Scveu Days,'' said to he one of
the greatest comedy hits III twenty
wears. will omen weeks engagement
nj the Salt Lake thcater tomorrow,
Monday night ''Seven Days' comes
direct from a three weeks engagement
at the Columbia theater, San Francisco,
where all records were broken for large
attendance. For n season OF two. the
American stage has been glutted by
morose. unwbolesome. so-called "seri-
Gus plays, with morbid themes. nasty
problems and distastcful characters,
The moment appeared to have arrived
Cor a dramatic offering which would
contain some Of the sunshine and Joy
of life. "Seven Days. occording to
The judgment of Wagenhals & Kemper-
,ad all the elements required 10 meet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

pcde ranch--thcir deadly rivals. Among
the guests of the FLYING Heart arc j.
Wally Speed. and his valet Larry GLASS;
the former the head yeller of Yale and
the latter the football coach at the same
college Speed is no athlete, but he
| poses az q runner to impress n certain
young lady of the party and introduces
Glass as his trainer In order to appear
as hero Speed offers to run a return
race with the sprinter of C Ccntipcde
and rcgaln the lost canned music ma
chine for the boys Of the Flying Heart.
Both he and Glass know that such a
race would only result in defeat If
Speed attempted TO run, but Speed,
thinking to get out of it at the last
gins training Immediately as a blind,
The seriousness of the affair dawns
upon the bogus sprintcr and his trainer
when the cowboys inform them that
both their lives will pay the forfeit
should failure attend the race and a
perfect reign of terror begins for the
duo. Berkeley Fresno of Stanford is
a rival for the attentions Of the Young
lady love of Speed and he, in order to
make Speed appear ridiculous. sug
gcsts all manner Of outlandish things
IN the matter of training, and the cow,
punchers. taking him seriously. imme.
diate]v put his suggestions into effect
at the point Of good and trusty Colt 9
revolvers. Screamingly Y funny situh-
tions tread upon ono another s heels
until the audience is in a perfect spasm
of delight The outcome is worked in
thoroughly unique way and nearly
everybody is happy at the ending, Law
renee and Sanduskv have selected fine
east and given the famous Paul Arm
strong Rex Beach masterpiece a mag
nlhcent scenic production. II is the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

to marry in sclf.dcfcnse7 7 y Cos
its far-rcaching cffecct on the N
is the theme OF "Tbe World a'
Wife. - Surely gossips are DOM
best rs 10 the West Nirglnla
and ihc Italian duke, Favef,
play is. according 10 all accoap'
OF great power and ccmmandil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

Nora 1s known as an eccentric toe
dancer Of unusual ability, and she is
bound to please with her personality
and charming manner, Bert Harvey
is the originator of all the comedy
steps used in this act, which are said
TO be extremely grotesquc and humor:
Gus. Little John Dough tho third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

Petite and captivating. they arc ono Of
the big attractions AT that house and
thc coming week they viii be seen in
some new and novel musical numbers
that viii offer surprises. Capacity
business has been the order Of the day
at thc Daniels for weeks and one has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

daughter Leah into the life Of crime he
was leading and through her co,opcra-
ton made his work and name more
feared than ever 10 the authorities.
Except for her share IN the crimes
of burglary and theft, Leah was the
pampered daughter of Kleschna. loved
and guarded by him and %, year after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09

inc management Of Henry p NJ,
the Salt Lake theatcr ~ ~
. Seven Days. with lho noi
Rose SIabl making her faras,ss ss
pearancc IN the leading part of Js p
% Brlen. Laughter never mad
SICK and many sick ono IT,
made well bT wholesome ass
their dormant sense OF bun,o% NV
is So physician 's prescrint;o.
unwcll with every laugh ~
rh,orus Lad, and the mcd;c;,,
palatabIc TINT 1T is sought bv "a
children seek the sugar coatad
of The homcopath. There il Nv.
craze TO ''go behind the scenn a
attacks all alike. In NTha =
Lady the back curtain i. y.
stead Of the front, fipurative,r'
nrg, and al the mysteries and
tions of the stage are barred 10
diencc. The "make-upN room
dozen pretty girls. all prcparing
same time for their '.iurns J; :
in its Wild disorder of mnsseds !
tunes. hats and shoes and ~;
The strange array of cosmetics =,
dressing tables, and all the whiI
rs running fire Of the yicor6
expressive gerna "Ular Of the ss
room - which for the verv Ar
has ben accurately mirrored 4
Forbes. In addition there is an
ing story of love and paihos
deals with the race track and
der side Of great c;tv wh;c
naturally into tho cXpericncss
typical actress who lives life to
est aud yet has the moral sense
t1nGulsh right from wrong. Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
I'm the Playhouses of Salt Lake

most difficult roles in tho thriIlers that
are TO be presented by his COMPANY he
the Shubert Miss Pearl Either, VINO
is Mr. Moore IS leading woman, is
beautiful girl Of talent and personal
magnetism that makes her irresistible
in whatever role she ESSAYS. Among
the other performers who VIII be asso'
ciated with Mr.. Moore aud Miss Ether
are such we'll known artists as LdWard
Ferris Fred Schuster George Morrclts
Miss Mimic Thornc, Miss Edwards OF
San Francisco and Miss Fitzgibbons.
After the coming week the new plays
~il he given their first presentation
each week Ht the Shubcrt ON SATURDAY
afternoon. as this is the rule at ALL or
tho Florence thcatcrs.
Beginning tomorrow (Monday) the
Casino management announces the open
ing of their regular vaudeville season,
PLAYING the Fisher circuit acts Eacn
week = bill Will comprise three acts OF
unusual merit and in addition 10 the
regular selection Of first run pictures,
Will make u programme such as mas
never before been Offered IN the ten
cent theaters. For the opening bill Mr..
Fisher IS sending direct from San fran-
cisco Trcxeda and Robinson in a light
ming change talking and dancing act;
Elmer Jcsandcr. singing aud talking
comedians. and "'Thr Aerial Witous,
premier gympasis. The opening bill
goes on Monday afternoon and con
tinuc5 throughout thc week.
Among the new films at the Luna IS
stirring story of Canada entitled
.'More Than His Duty" Tho Royal
northwest mounted police of Canada arc
conceded 10 be, without question, the
bravest body Of men in the world. They
stand unique and alone in the annals of
the world s criminal hunters. and the
Edison company takes great pleasure IN
introducing them 10 the motion picture
world in this strong. dramatic picture,
- More Than His Duty.
.'Thc Bca rded Bandit story Of
the old days in the west is one Of the
new motion pictures that began al the
Isis Saturday afternoon. and IT, forms
part Of strong new bill of pictures
and sons at that house.
At thc Elite there is an unusually in
tcresting programme of new first-run
motion pictures and illustrated songs.
"a Plucley American Girl has already
proven one of the most popular of the
new films and there is something about
Mary Anne that stamps the little coun-
try girl as the right SORT with the grit,