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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26
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%aitOr i. aras: 0agli9 an0agt.
@in0er ira @orgentimerne / ct.
Sncobs STRIFE. Smut inOb. 1920.
Sug % sGs. ll0gioet al Sans 0ieI.
len o. 0lfert Aic6aro. aorte 9aie-
itptfer til gibeItefiter paa boer Tag
I Aaret. 5 mutt sbirtinasbinO
$3.50. 5 6rnnifbino $3.50.
SpnrscOn, Is. s.: Op til SUB.
9etrngtnin9er for buer Tag / anret
) Sbirtingsbin0 St.00.
5 Sem 5OSipur. st @uos Orb til
boer Gag. uoIagt al Ho~roilesuigife
9rpiter. 402 itore Sioer. 5 mutt
Sbirtingsbino $f.25.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

mdnoo mari oefl enc Vnoe az S0eh
% mart Den onoeu.
Nen alt bette bar enOnu life
puret not. 8unftum'et pla Spt-
ningen, @riffen oper Set mnngIe-
De. 9orOiIesoiaerne ifuIoe life a
lene ie, bUor iterft 0utioens Spif-
Ian0 er, Sc ifilloe ogioa iorituo, at
til bette SpifIanO er De = meo eI.
Ter moo Oeres Billie ger intet til
Sagen - fp0eoe meo Sernl9nfer.
5 i'm forte charlottesville ptreoe
8rinien bIanot anOet:
IS bette 5ns ifnl De. ser font
mer Ser, life alene fproes poa iel-
ifabelig % %fommeratIi9 Bis, BET
gnIoer ogiaa Der ON at uOuitIe
Spifbe6en / og al os ale poerIieere.
Set er en- al Soueoopgooerne for
Dor Morine, Ser er iammeniat ira
belle 8piflano, at repreientere oct
tpife Raun / 9er0en % ogioa Der.
6uor BET enonu life er ilaaet BELT
ioennem. 6oor ben tpite
2rn cen 8ang bar iIoaet
0Ieer l. Ser Issner
oe life igenl $50 Ser oeut-
ide Mar einmal ieine 6dnoe einse-
ihIagcn bat. "a IdBt er nidt ME
Der locferl0a
On oisie 2inier er irembGpeSe
al 9oens 6ortDifuinas6loo, eaer
8rem6aoelien ifoloes 8rinien, REQ
oMm." life. Get iioite er me9et
tGnfpligt. : aft Sails RUNNER bans
0r0 Ell mere emo ifarp 6en0enoelia
iii Den 0anife 9%eiolfnina. i|frioer
3n6bel- Soften. san neies life
meo at iiqe. at @rpnieppIene itoar
fait. ION ri bar bort Set tioIiacre
al 00erprqiioent Billion. men ban
iremnloner 9iaeoet Al BEN tnife
Urn, Ser cen Sang ior ale bar
foaret os iom lit Butte % iInaet
line aIser / os.
Mars. Sicnt 30 gar / iamme
@aarO. 6ieneitefarI Senrif San
len 6ao6e Den I. @ai tent 80 aar
/ Sans Nisiens @aaro Der / 9pen,
nemIig S aor hos Sen nimprenoe
Gier og ~ bos 6ennes 8aoer, til
b0em ban fom iom trettennarig
Greng.
ut 6orboIbet meIem Susbon6e
% 1ieneitefarI bar upret go6t,
iremaaat al at De bar tunnet
pirfe iammen I iaa lang li0, og
Senrif Sanien fan peo fin 3rofait.
6eO / 9ieneiten tiene iom ct Ipien-
oe 6fsempel for andre AZ bans
Stono.
Sallum. 5oramlingsbHlrt..
al. Au). 0nsoag ben 3. Dc.
6eiites aranien paa BET M 5or-
iaInIingsbus. 6ormiodagen braste
grs6eiulot RegneDejr; men Gfter-
fom meo Col % garme,
og ira 9aaum % De omliggenoe
Sogue fom Der MT 6oIf uleo aran-
til RgbDgniHgen, iaa senne fun
oe imgftes meo / alt 70 aranie.
5oriamliHgsbuiet ser gpfsres at
9Dgnleiter Rielieu Sepieu ira gre-
0ebro efter Segning al arfitett hi
ON ira &e6en5aDn, tegner til al
6li1e en igtio, imut og %itilFuIO 9pq-
Hiug.
GHfefrH Gue 5enien ! 6rium-
9aaum aabneoe geitirit If Sem
for De msOte. og unoer 11ggeligt
oeo feaes aoffeborO no
mangt ct goOt 9nite for oet
m 6us.
Softluno. aOmmunsraaSsDele.
Gftermiooags Den 5. 6s. bleu Der I
Girfefroen nfbol6t aommunernaas-
uolg, og oct bleu en- itsr Seir for
De oaniffinoenoe. Ger ifnIoe pei
ges 3 ior De eiter Sur fratrqOen6e.
9enualgtes 2pgen 9r.
So6anien i 3. aIosie meo AZ moo
30 Stemmer; oerimoo oal9te8 ! an
ben alasie 8p9meTter aarI G6ri-
(oaniD meO IS Stemmer
me6 6. iom ialOt paa 9Dgmeiter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

2utbers reformatoriife Sfrifter |
nopalg. Meo biitoriife Snoleonin-
ger al Or. 5re6erif 0ieIien. 82S
Si6er. Smnft inobnnoen $500
German annSe: Mortin 9utber.
Sans uopifling og 9insOprf. Meo
80 gortr9tter % 5liiitrntioner. III
Si6er. Smnft inOb. $t.t5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

af friitelist 5olfebibliotef er
fremoeles nofommen:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

boer Dag. nolagt al Horollesuiglfe
9r9iter. 402 itore SiOer. ) mutt
Sbirtingsbino 1925.
2Gs grnit euers 5ort9ainser. 5sl-
genOe 6aues i Oplag, goot inobun-
Den, og til betpoeIia neoiatte Sri.
Ter:
40pentfloffer. Snob. 40 9euts.
Rnnr airfefIotten fnIoer. 5no650c.
llnoer @raner og gnlmer. Saob. soc.
9ipet I ems. 5nob. 80 c.
0liegrene % 8ornefuiite. soc.
Stubborn. Sn06. soc.
geo SUBS Srone. SnO6. 30 {.
@eo 5inai. Snab. O6 {.
ri onore eo6e 8Sger, at 5oilfe
ri for fort Si0 ii6eH mo6tog mt
Dplng ira 0anmmf, an6eidles:
@lGOen / Scrren. 5~OrtGainger at
n. 8oImor. @e6 JOrOro al Rat.
Observation-Disclosures. 1913 Sioer.
Smuft mob. 30 c.
lllmrn, g.: Mnra. en- g%aloenier-
5rtorie ira Slutningen al oct II.
aarGunore0e. gaa ganit Deo Bait.
q. Z. Maoien. III Sioer. 5nobun-
ben 90 Gents.
SOno Der itanr 6asecS. ariitelig
5ort9aing al ". &. Genne ape Bog
al en- Tor gDrigt Del fenot % pn6et
5orfatter bar ianet roienoe 0mtnIe
iaa pei / 0nnmarf iom 9eroDre.
Zen er paa 240 Si6er og iel.
geS / imuft Sbirfingsbin0 til ten
for en- ny BOG iRroeles laoe 8ris
al $1.00. 5 Omilog so Gents.
Snerabam, ). g.: 1ooios 5rone,
eIer Ssraels &a0ersonge. 3eo9il-
leoer. 3s3 5i6er. 5 pragtfulot
9inO $t.25.
S%lanmbller, GOD. Se1ig Serb.
Reiiebiaeoer fra Baleitina, rigt IL
luitreret, 348 Si6er. 1.25
gna, Saeob y. Sons Qielien
6auge. Weo &nuges Bortrpt. 1856
Sioer. Smuft inobnnoen $500
Bang, u. SIR. Sans Qielien Sau-
ee og bans SamtiO. st 9i6sbiaeOe
fra omfring 9lar 1900. 9reOie Op.
lag. Me6 9ideOer og 5aciimiler.
5t2 Sioer. elegant inobunoen
$2.70.
Micbaro Barter: De 6eIli9es eOige
&pile. Oueriat ira Gngelif efter
Barriers / 1649 noGipne ntbe inints
eoerloiting reit". ri 6. Blace, Cog
neprpIt / Sfagen. 1896 Sioer, imiift
inobunoen $3.50.
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Scr foitteret, ie abl. DIR. 20 ..........a...
Coulter, Soma, Mrs. Cine g8int6er, Mrs. 0larie 6lau-
len. Mrs. @nne @aIoemor, Qir5. Vi. 9eteriel, Qirs. (r.
9eferien. Mrs. Geter 9fo6ien, Q2rs. 8eter 9anien,
Mrs. 9enrp Gbriitianien. 0irs. GiIer anoerien, V|rs.
NINA grotpn, Q1rs. Ser9en Sacobier, girs. $. 5. San
len, Mrs. 3oiep6 G~Sal6emar. 0rs. airitine Senien,
g}rs. 0icoIai Sbriitianieh, Mrs. 8.S. 5ergenien, Vlrs-
anorep 2arien, Mrs. q. 6. 9eterief, V3rs. Ole Sam
ien 30. 81; Mrs. Senrp g9intber, 0lrs. q. 6. 4eis-
mann, Mrs. q. 6. @noreas, N}rs.a.a Serenlen, Qtrs.
Sobn 5o5onien Mrs. $. :. Beteren bo. 50c; @2rs.
9tieI 6anien 25c . e. =. :. .........a4s.
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len, Mrs. Z. 9angs Mrs. e. Gbrifenien, Mrs. "a. 2.
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s. 96rfitenien, Mrs. 8o9b 10. 81 Dars. q. 4. Rieten,
PRS. 2 Sgrenien, Ulrs. an0rep Ibomion, 02rs. &.
Grifien, hrs. ,. aorIien, g}rs. Gbr. yteIiens Nrs.
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SIR fpitteret, ie abI. 9Sr. 10 ...............
Oleanoer, Sol, SnmanueIs glgb.: .a.ariitoiferien SD
5. Z. Smitb, q. u. BilesaorO, Sbr. 9iIeguoro, u. q
gtieIien, s. 81. anoerien, d. 6. 5. engboIm, Eete
Semen, z, 8 e%OnbOrq, Better 9%9riitenien bo. 81; 6
y. arog, 9b. 9anier, Sobn Scbmitb. 5. 8. u. Sobar
len, Carl SEMEN, Better Rsaer, q. g. s. 9onlmont
z. &. Berg, 81. q. Nosmnsier, s. B. anoerien, z
6. :. Sammono, $. ). Sanien, Chris 6riis, 9aSmI
NieIien, 0ieIs NortenIen, 6obert SEMEN, Sans 6ar
len, CIR. 2orisn 10. 81; anOers geterien $3.50; 6
5eppeier. ). 6. 9eterien, $. BAHAMA, @aroIo Dlar
tbaoal. 81. 6. Semen, Sesper Senien. Gam qeterier
81. 5obanien, u. 9ilegoaro. Otto Ssrenisn, 36. @s
Ter, d.. gielfen, 6. artitofierien, 6. 5. gtieIier, Gbl
9eterien. 10. 6. gbriitenien, g. S. anoerien, 5.9 Ser
ZEN, Narius 9eterien, sc .gemer, 9nurits Steiienie
$. s. SEMEN, ). g. Ses3en, SIR Qielien, 70. SOC.
Macine, Mis, Dor 6reiers qPsb. :. ...........
auoubon, 50, 81. 6. Mortenien, Niels Hottenbor8, Sri
OIen, Sons aaganro, Better 6. Rortenien, @m. 81
len, Cams 8ottenbore, Better &. Risien, George Va
eaaro boer 81
@oupaca, @is, 5obn Ma6ien, Sens 9insmusen, Sob
Mortenien, 6. q. 0ieIien bo. 81; 3. 6. 2uno 50; San
Sanien. 3. 6. u. Beterien, Better Ufortenien Better Pe
terien bper SOC; SsY Sobnien 25c .. ........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

bette ION en- Denomination o9 iosnl-
tie en- Nosie gsoer poa 8 Mart. 1G
al De oemte inoonfeoe Sagen; al
Dem frifenotes / Dag oeo 9iiioSer-
retten 4, meoens 4 iosmteg 9soer
pao 80 Dart og 8 9sOer paa 20
Yfort.
@nOs GgbOlm nouiit paanD. 5
De iioite fiorten Gage, ifriues ser
Sen 3. os., 6ar Mo0s @gboIm op-
bolot JIG uforitprret ! lit 6iem. 5
Manoaes @ftermiooogs aloffen fem
in0fanot Amtstieneren ira Sf9r-
bef Jig Dos bam og ouerrafte ham
/ islge SID. @o.@ Sen treble no
oisnnesorore. San ifuIoe oeref-
Ter iorlaoe 9anoet / 9ebet al en- 81
me. 9pis bette fife ifete. 0iloe
ban blipe iosmt en- gsoe paa 100
@arf. ior0i ban life bao6e efter-
fommet ll0oisningsororen
Rloffen iefs fom 4mtstieneren
paann C o~oerrofte @g6olm Sfri-
pelien. hoorefter ban par ioemt oe
$50 9}orf / 9goe. gels6et ifuloe
/ 2sbet al 0agen, inoen a Elmer,
betale5 IL Amtsfasien / SfqrbGf.
bet.
9e9ge S~frioelier par uOiteot )
8aoersle0 Ben Il. apriI. aItiao
paa 6or5aano og / goo Sio.
Manong aften aloffen ipo, en-
8ime eiter at ban ba00e iaaet 81
Den, uor leg Dos Mao5 Gg5olm. for-
teller Ell Meooeler til 02anneoiric~.
San too oe grooeoe / Sapen. t6i
oct gpIoer 10 ON at faa Den t~iliaaet
/ Sioe og at benptte Sc grsoerige
Gage. san rag en- Gibe 5obaf ser.
til. Dc oct belle tog Jig, fort iagt,
no ION ben freoeIigite 5opI. Sngen
ifuloe tro, at oenne bpsgelige 8let
meo bets lDffelige IiGe Stem par
truet Of en- al De itsrlte l1lDffer,
Der fon times Dor 9i6s Nenneifer:
SanosiorpiSnineen, SiemIsseeo og
0plssning. Man mao M meo ipr-
Zig SpRn6ing afuente Sagens peer
ligere ll0OifIing. @gbolm eier in
tet, geoen fon life inoorioes, og
boao iii man ioa gre?
JoreIsbig bar Aooofat Raon
5lensbor9 pau ben uoOiites 9egne
neologt en- ifarp groteit.
). Mai:
llof%9ntrirarn forle0en aitei h5s
Ora .iemlaie og 3 @onqe uOuiitc
4Raos gebolm / 9rens for 1t lis
e 10 9s6er paa 80 Mart
eleo. Jon man funOe oente, iaiGte$-
IA 1en u0uiite life eier. lJsl2t.
@iorl ationens Organ, ,Sh!es-
@ren8poit," ifriper triamf.
4ga6olm ifal oItiaa M b.
tale 600 Narf, 6pilfet iparer III /
Qmrreit."
Mon man uil sge ben Opii.it
bar Dolot, oeo at 6eniGt;r
ben iaa 5aarot 5iemi6gte ManO !
preuiiife 4rreit2 ipsrger p@n:~.
st inf Slao Om llOuisningcrac.
aigeiom uSranffurter 3eituna" in
bragte en- ~uOferlig 6remitiRing
nf 6e 5reuiiife Mpnoig6eoers 6Gr0
Roroilesoig, ~inoebolot o3iaiel-
oorfer @enerol- 9tn8eiger~ Tor toyt
Sio iioen en- OmtaIe al oisie 61r
bolo. 0et beb bIanOt anOet / ar-
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st inf SlaO Om llOuisninscruc.
Qigeiom u15ronffurter 3eituna@ In
leOen bragte en- uofprIig 6remitiuIng
al De preuiiife Mpnoig5eoers 6Gro
/ Nor6ifespig, inoebolot q7tliel-
oorfer @eneral- ~9tn8eiger~ for tort
Sio iioen en- SmtaIe al Oisie 51r
6olo. Get beo bIonOt anoet / Ut
tiflen:
nSamti6ig me0, at man / Nca
ipoOeitliee Del al Riset 6eitra6sr
fig for en0elig at gioe glinS-9ct-
ringerne fu%loborgerlig 3et / SGT
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SCR fOitteret, ie abl. Nr. 20 .................... $1676
Blair. 0ebr, hilbert @lerf So; 2. Gbriitenen Sc; 9br.
semen $40 q
len $50. 6reoerf Gbrienien $40 {. ............ 40
lpan0, gebry @nus NieIen SIS, 3. q. 3oerfn $40 %
aiopn, Colo, Ears an0erien e. =. :. ............ %
grli6, Colo, Ism. 81. Sonien ............... 20
euan, @inn, Sens Gasmusien % SufrrL Cars 9aulien,
gosnis Sonen, Mnrtn 3asmnsien, Ssraen Olen,
Better anocren, Gbriit g2ogenien, Sans W. Senien
70 SO; Carl 5enien. DIE G6riienien. @iIIiam MiaeI-
len George Mifaeien, 6 e. 2amp, 8asmus Mas
musien SerrD NlifoeIien 6o. SO; gdis GbrHtine %
Minnie Sanen So -. :. :. Observation-Disclosures. f20
Qttle Settle, Mieb, :. g. Riefen =. -. .......... 10
Sargents Bluffs. Soma, g. @ooireOien. u. Ssrgenien il.
bo. So, aDinoeforeningen $40 q. -. =. .......... f6
eioir Gin, Soma, u. 3. Senien =. =. :. .......... 10
Opens, Sny 5 6. enrien, Z GIoiter 6Oer $25; 6. g.
9loier 500; q. gIoiter $15; $. Z. %Oiorttnien. s. 6.
anoericn, g. Sperien bp. $40; 6. Son6r, z. s. Gar
len. Sobannes Subj. Ssraen Subj q, 9eterien, Sobn
anberien bO. So; Carl 0Hen 50; llngbonSiorenin.
8ilianmen. -. $2f35
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-22

ager regarding his value TO the team,
Johnson was one OF the best paid
pitchers IN tho American League last
season, but when he signed that con-
tract he gavo notice that he would
expect a substantial increase this
year. This f>~Iease was tackled on 20
the contract sent him by McAleer,
but It seems that It is not up to
Johnson's expectations,
Having been convinced, by the
praise which other players, critics and
rival panagsrs have heaped on him,
that he is one OF tho greatest pitchers
the game has ever developed, John
son expects TO be paid accordingly,
and the chances are that when he
afIixes his signature TO a contract this
spring II Will be at figure as high
as any pitcher IN either major league
Is receiving, not even barring Chris
ty Matthewson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-22
EMPIRE

On Monday the Reliance Company
present "Tho Vows q drama in which
Marion Leonard takes the leading
role, showing a woman Of the world
with ideal, pure-hearted love within
her grasp, surrendering II all to tho
dictates OF her conscience and yield
Ing her lover to a sanotlfed existence.
Mr.. Henry Walthall is the leading
man. His ability Is well known 70
admirers OF Reliance films. Wlllah
Wilson will sing selected ballad.
Miss Wilson has been indisposed the
past few days and her many friends
VIII be glad Of her return TO the Em-
pire. Ralph Talbot will sing an lllus--
trated song.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-22
AT THE lyric,

Bob Stevens of the Lyric got his
fighting clothes on when interviewed
by World man yesterday, for in his
hand he held a copy Of the
Michigan Christian Advocate, which
some friends(?) had mailed him. In
the editorial column was the marked
paragraph:
I'VE have never seen the inside OF
a five and ten cent moving picture
show, which are very common, but
somehow we have come to wish that
somehow or Other they might all
go out Of commission"
Nov, isn't that just like one Of
those Christian Advocates" said Ste
vens, 'can you beat them? lie never
saw the inside Of a moving picture
show. Yet somehow he has come to
wish that they were out OF commits
sion. He doesn't attempt TO explain
why, but It's not his game, therefore.
down with the picture show.
do you know this man7
HE is the same one who puts
ashes on the sliding pond beaouse he
doesn't slide; the same one who COM
plains to the police when the boys
play baseball in the vacant lot back
Of his house and steals their ball
when It happens TO drop over his fence
because he doesn't play ball, He
strews tacks and broken glass IN the
rc.d in front Of his house for the au-
tomobles and bicycles, because he
doesn't ride in those new tangled
things lie drives the boys out of the
old swimmin' hole because no doesn't
swim. He is agln' everything that
whole-souled true-heartod, human
blooded men, women and children do
to amuse themselves, fish blooded,
pessimlstlc crouch, with never a kind
word or a smile.
It's no use trying TO do anything
with him; he Is just built that way
and can't help It. The good Lord
made him to be living example Of
the way not TO live, and the good Lord
never made anything IN vain. Pray
for him"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-22
TULSA BALL TEAM
IS BEING FORMED
MAGNATE SHAW SIGNS 15-TO
TULSA SOON.
Detroit TIGERS COMING
Old Enid Team Basls--WllI Report
Hero April Around tho
Association.

With fifteen aspiring athletes anX-
ious to make place on tho Tulsa
team in the Western Association this
year. prospects for good baseball
club are very bright, according to an
announcement forthcoming from ], II.
Shaw at Enid, owner Of the local fran
chlse. A long distance message from
Magnate Shaw yesterday was TO the
effect that he had already signed If
teen budding stars and that he would
soon be I'm Tulsa to make preliminary
arrangements for the opening Of the
season here.
In addition, It was said that Tulsa
bugs and buggettes would have an OPP
portunity to SEQ a band OF Hughle
Jennings Detroit Tigers perform on
the South Main street lot for the
benefit Of the fans, II present plans
were carried out. Effort was also made
20 secure a Chicago White Sox team
for an exhibition game, by Comiskey's
bands wero both unable 10 stop off
here on account Of engagements al
ready made
The last years Enid team will he
used as a basis for the building OF a
Tulsa team. Owner Shaw said that
he had signed several Enid players
and that in addition he had signed fast
players from st. Joseph, ST. Louis
Arkansas and Texas and that he had
secured a promising bunch Of re-
oruits.
The athletes will report here on
April l, for training. The season will
not open until May 3, which will give
the players a month to work out on
the lots A big string of exhibition
games rs being arranged for.
Other magnates over the circuit
have not been idle so far, and the out
look IS good for a we'll balanced lea
que this year.
In Joplin, Owner Hayden has made
several changes. Manager Dick Rohn
will go to Burlington TO pilot that
team for Hayden. Bert Lamb. third
baseman. has been sold to Nashville
and Pitcher Hotchklss and Catcher
Clifton, secured From Guthrie last
season, will go to Burlington. Pitcher
Stats Willis, with Guthrie last season,
will be seen in a Miner uniform.
Harry Broadbury a star in the old
Oklahoma-Kansas league, will man.
age the Coffeyville team. He is sign
ing up bunch Of players for tryouts
Art Riggs, last year manager at El
Reno, will pilot the Fort Smith team
this year. Howard Price, manager OF
the Guthrie Senators. last season, has
charge of the Independence team,
while Larry Nit Milton. formerly with
Sapulpa. will act as leader for the
Springfield club.
c. L. East has been signed as man
ager by owner Galbraith of the Mus
kogee team. Among the athletes sign
ed are Jack Sarrer, Charlie Chick,
Reed Williams, outfielders; Ed. Buck
les and "Gimlet" Vance who belong
ed to Detroit for a portion OF the 1910
season. Frank Watkins OF Kansas
City has also signed contract.
An item Of interest to Tulsa fans Is
the announcement that Grandfather
Gus Weyhng, who piloted the Booster
Producers through one fateful day OF
last season, Is promoting a Southern
Oklahoma league to consist Of Ard
more, Shawnee, Durant and several
other cities, Weyhng will probably
manage the Shawnee team.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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AT THE THEATERS.
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AT THE GRAND.
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When the curtain Is drawn at the
Grand Opera House on Monday even
ing, February 8. the most elaborate,
magnificent and historically correct
production win be displayed that has
ever charmed and enthralled a thea
ter audience In this city. II win be
the premiere Of the new and greater
production of Ben Hur" especially
arranged for this, the twelfth season
Of the Wallace show.
As now arranged and staged by
Klaw 81 Erlanger "Ben Hur" is a
marvellous piece Of stage craft. The
Holy City Of Jerusalem, with It's olive
clad hills, stretching into the dim dis
tance, softenlng the brilliant colors
of the East makes picture Of Won
drous beauty. The tent OF the Ara
bian Shek Ilderim, with its barbario
splendor; the interior Of the Roman
galley with its horde Of chained
slaves its capture and shlpwreck; the
raft Of Arrius battling with the angry
waves in mid-ocean, and the rescue,
will be found strangely realistic scenes
imbued with living quality as shown
on the stage in this drama. The river
scene by moonlight in the Orchard of
Palms, with the beautiful Egyptian
lras reclining in her barge and drift
Ing down the river waters 10 the soft
music of her Tyre would be n fitting
setting for that other beautiful daugh-
ter Of the Nile, Cleopatra, who long
ago charmed the Roman Antony into
forgetfulness Of faith and duty.
The appeal Of ben Hur," however,
is not to the eye and ear alone but to
the heart, Through all the wondrous
beauty Of this vivid portrayal of the
exciting incidents OF the time of the
dawn Of Christianity the plain, SIM
pie story OF the Man of Cavalry" Is
brought home with all compelling
force. The Star of Bethlehem; the
lonely DESERT the alteration of the
Wise Men; the heart-throbbing tale
Of the meeting Of the Christ with Hur;
with the waving Of palms on the
Mount Of Olives; and the final miracle
Of the cleansing OF the lepers, are
some of the incidents of ben Hur"
which separate 1t from other plays
and make 1t stand apart from all 9TH
er attractions Of the theater. While
the spectacular features are phenom-
email, the atmosphere is most rever-
ent. Surely no one can leave the
theater after witnessing the play with
out feeling that his thoughts have
been lifted to a higher plane.
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WALTER JOHNSON AFTER RAISE

WashlngtOn's Star Pitcher Wants
More Money Next Season.
Washington. Jan. 21.-Walter
johnson Is one Of the few players
who has failed to come to terms with
Manager McAleer The star pitcher
Of the Nationals, while not q hold
out, is carrying on a most convincing
line of correspondence with his man
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Tho Pnthc Good show.

Manager Blsson, as always, has
strlyen this week to give his patrons
an exceptional offering In the vaude-
Vile portion OF his program. Ho
brings Caper and Lamonow, a musical
and dancing test, which critics from
other cities say has met with high
success. Especially is the dancing OF
Miss Lamonow reported as successful
and pleasing.
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"NIndane w

MADAME X" the most widely dis
cussed drama Of recent years which
Henry W. Savage has arranged to
offer here during the present season,
was originally produced at the Thea
ter Potte ste, Martin in Paris late in
1907, under the title Of La Femme
X" with Nine. Jane Harding in the
title role It scored an instantaneous
triumph and was the rage OF the
French capital for over year.
Madame X" comes here closely fol-
lowing its sensational season long run
in Chicago and New York.
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crowded attendance and every show
until closing tImo had as many and
moro II possible In all over 2,4Q0
people had visited the popular new
play house up 10 the time this was
written lato Saturday night. All in
dicatlons are that the play house will
be very successful for tho manage
ment has met with public approval,
the first requisite OF success.
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EloInnce Inwroncc.

That clever bit Of vivaclousness or,
as Manager Stevens calls her, the
'Dresden China" girl of the pictorial
world, Is again posing before her mill
lions Of admirers, Everybody, young
and old, knows Florence Lawrence
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and know OF her clever work IN mo-
tlon photography art, sho is At the
Lyric tomorrow. Her eyes are more
roguish than ever. her dimples even
moro attractive and her wealth Of hair
more golden than ever She Is the
original "Biograph Girl"
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VIII Lay water pipes-rhe healtl

VIII Lay Water Pipes-The health
department Is happy from the fact
that the water department viii have
laid water pipes on North Cincinnati
before summer comes again. This
avenue, North OF Archer. gave tho
health department much concern last
summer This district is severed, but
as yet has no water.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-22
Wonderland oncned rndnr.

Today the opening day OF
Wonderland. was Il very gratifying
one, both TO the patrons and the man
agement Even the first show had n