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SUPREME COURT
"PACKED"-BRYAN
Editorial In the Commoner Charges
That United States Supreme Court
, Was So Arranged as to Redeem
Republican Campaign Pledges.
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"THE FLIRTING
PRINCESS
STAGE COACH HELD UP, FEATU RE OF MUSICAL NUMBER IN "THE FLOWER OF THE RANCH," MED FORD THEATER, THURSDAY, 10,
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Miss Ellen Sheridan Scored the Hit
of the Evening With Her "Gloomy
Gloom" Song Harry Bulger Is the
Same Old Cut-Up.
"The KllrtliiK" Princess" nt
TJN'COliX, Neb., Oct. W
Clinrfc& that ilio United State. Sn- era house Friday ntcht drew
premc Court has been packed Hi or
itur to redeem republican enmprtijM
pledges, tiro voiced today by William
.1. Hryan in tin cditonal m his pub
Ilea (ion, "The Commotio."
It said: "In Hie 11)08 platform llio
republican party promised t amend
the Sliunuan law. During the cam
packed house, ovou though they did
have I'rostdont Taft as a counter
attraction. "The KllrtliiK Princess"
is not a Rront play from a dramatic
standpoint, in fact in thu hands of
an Inferior cast the piny would ho
very ordinary, hut you can always
depend upon Harry ltitlger for carry-
pnigii Governor Hugho intjrprcUt 'm a Rood cast, and holnji funny on1
the promise to mean t'jnt tho nilc,hl" own unt. We had never'
of reason" ninit lie adopted, hater Reon ,h,s wrnwly. hut was assured.
President Taft appointed IliieluJ,hak nu,Br w0",,, ",ako some fu'i
nml other men of the .-same model ,,f,l "w """ '' m3 "Pi'urui
thought to tho federal supreme j"""- wIt ls I'ontancoiw, and
conrk ho doesn't spoil his humor by trying
"George Pcrkto. former parlntrto bo funn'- "e Frauk Dan,cls
of J. l'iernont Morj-an. rcwMtviBland n,ono as comedians who are
delivered n epceoi oomplainin? tint nmu,,nR "n,,cr
n,o r,,,i,i;,,., .,.,.,...i ii , ..I circumstances.
iiiu jwiiiimmuii V'i4i; jnuiv i .--.-. tun
tried to redeem tiie , impair. prom
ise, lint tho woni'so bos bcni le
decmed by the recent supreme romt
decision, -irheiva tbe "ritiiS f icnti n"
was applied.
, "Here "wo lm"o it Hushes p.a
forward to Tcpns.-eut th republican
party. The trust were us-med
that the "nil a ot rousm" wooM u
adopted. Co:its rofu'd ;-o
uupies was put npin llio supreme
bench, -where, ho helped to nmrid
the law in ac?od Hh ihe :cpnb!
can promise.
"Now, Prjs!Ic.t , m uhese
interest the ororai?c was made, Fnys
that tbe law. ns amende-, iiittM not
be disturbed. More is a claim of
circumstantial evidence sufficient
to convict in a criminal court, ct
tho most adverse
Miss Ellen Sheridan
Is really an artist, she has a wlnntiiR
personality, a good voice, modesty
nnd Rood looks. Her "Gloomy
Gloom" sour was the hit of the
evening while her character souks
were delightful. Billy Kent Is a
good dancer and a good looker mid
has a very fair voice. Miss Dale
Fuller Is a splendid comedienne. She
plays the part for what there is In
It, lays asldo her good looks which
she really possesses off tho stage
and enters fully into the character.
Miss Helen Darling made a stately
Princess, sang and acted her part(
well, and dlvldefl honors with the
rest of the excellent cast.
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CANADA RULED
BY ROYAL BLOOD
Duke of Connniiiiht Arrives to Take
Up His New Dulles of Governor
of tho Dominion Is Mot hy Ulnru
of Baiiils nnd Cheers of Thousands
FLOWER OF THE RANCH OWEN WISTER JHE
IS TO BE HERE
At an early date tho theatergoer
will' have an opportunity to attend
the much heralded play "Tho Flower
of the ltanch."a musical comedy that
was declared hy press and public to
be tho most novel and diverting play
of last season. As Its title might
stiRgest, the play Is ot the West, and
all three of Us stirring acts aro laid
You can always depend upon Hnr-jln California. The characters are
ry Bulger for a good show. He has those which might bo encountered In
that artistic sense that would not,n KPP,tn .i,p rnnrhmpn. Moxlcan-.
mine democratic leaders -xt willing 'ormtt ,,lm toubo ci"nectcd,wUh.,a' Indians, cowpunchers and rustlers!
AUTHOR, IS DEAD
CIiKVK!Nl), Ohio. Oct. II.
While his wife Is rushing westward
to his deathbed as fast as thu speed
of an Krle special train will bring
her, Owen Wlster, author of "The
Virginian." died in Wyoming Thursday.
CONFIDENCE MAN
GOT HIS MONEY
jdent niiortunlty for handsome scenic I by
, n it.- ' . ....... . . ' norinrmiinrfl in.it mil not. civn me. i
Z'Zly ' S" "-Pn.ey . --"" " Thero 'form the population, and afford abun-C3
"Ask your ' republican neighbor ! are sonle splendid cntertalnuipnts
what be thinks of tho supreme booked for this season, among which
is me Lomuarui upcra corapau).
Manager McCallum Is trying to ' ar
range for two nights Instead of onu, logically introduced, and accentuated
as was the original booking. They, by a large chorus of handsome youm.
como next month
CKX'NtAhlA, Wn.-Following the
sweeping victory of tbe commUiou
form of goveriiiuont at Chehnlis re
eently, advocates of the plan are
eoufideiit of victory nt the election
bore November 7.
court being packed with the view of
having it redeem the republican
party's campaign pledges."
Tho book, lyrics and music are
Joseph K. Howard, composer of
display which has been tnkon full ad
vantage of. The musical numbers,
of which there nre almost a score, aro
Look at the- ads that offer em
ployment and you'H find the right one
Foon.
"The Time, the Place and the Girl."
'The Honeymoon Trail," "Tho God
dess o Liberty," "Miss Nobody From
Starland. Hio Prince of Tonight,"
nnd a score of other successes ot tho
Hajklnn for Health.
women, who have been trained under; past few seasons. , A capable cast of
a pnsi niasit'r OI UIU an utuiTiu in ., i.u una uii'u vii,nKi'u, iiiuiiiuiiik
diverting, gingery dances and march- many of tho original members.
SBATTLK, Wii., Oel. 1 l.-Tho
prices of newspapers lias taken a
sudden rise. Frank" Iiiidetniudier, u
Ouriunn fanner from Chchulis, Wu.,
paid .?(l,f00 for one oopv viieh of the
Seattle Star, l'ost Intelligencer,
Times and St. Louis Dipntuh.
Confidence men got bis money tiiul
set tho reeotil price for ttowspap
ors, ltudenacher tired of; funning sold
bis place at (,'hehalis. In Seattle
Jie met Jobu Ardin, n Frenebmiiu,
who suggested that they both go to
.Alaska and make more money. An
the story is told the police, the men
decided to put their money in one
Mifu deposit box, each keeping a
icy. Hademacher thought Ardin
jiut $10,001) in the box. Ardin then
suggested a pleasure trip to Call-l'oruia.
SHOAF DISAPPEARED
FOR OWN REASONS
I.OK ANOHI.KS, Cnl.. Oct. M.--Thu
Appeal to ItutiMMt. a soeialit
piiblieulioii of Omird, Kansas, bus '
Mininuvii km oner oi .fjinu tor in.
fonuulion coneerning the invseut
whereabouts and condition of ticorgc
II. Mtonf, its inissuig coricsMiud
cut, and announces the fact that hi-i
piirporti'it dixappearaiieo and its in
ceutivo is a mutter purely pernoii.il
to biintielf.
Shonf, ueeordius.' to the Appeal to
Ittfiisou, is in .os AiiKidiM, from
which eily a letter from a woman
has been received, telling of bin
presence. This letter, the Appeal
lias crified, it says. i
Ql KltKP, (Jue., Oel. II. Amid
the booiu of euiiiioti I'runi Hie gray
old uulU of (lieal llrilniii's Ameii
cuii .(fibrallar and with the bluni
of IiiiimIh nml the cheers of ennui
adding to Ihe ucehiiiu the Duke of
('iimiuiight landed here to become
I'aniidu's first governor general of
the blood royal,
Immediately after he lauded the
Duke of Coiiiiiiuglit whs mu'iuii at
the purhnuicul buildings while the
Duchess sul on a dills at the lel'l of
the throne and members of Hie new
coiiHcrvntlve cabinet wetu ranged
iiboul the Inhtc,
The ilukn reeelveil a boinpicl fiom
l.ady (louin. wife of the premier i.f
Quehee, while tlm duehess received
it floral tribute from Mrs. It. 1. IW
den, wife of thu mnv premier.
"Hoyalty miver grants lulur
iews," was Ihe word sent to the v
porters who boarded the Kiupiess of
Ireland on her urrival, Despite this
all aboard testified to the duke's de
mocracy, lie and the duchess, with ,
their suites, lined the hiiiuo dining
room ih oilier first class passen
gers nml twice Hie whole party vhi
ted the second and third class cab-
penrcd. Itndcmneber immediately
riisiieti nacK to M-aiiie mid round nt
the safe deposit box just uowspap-
HAN FltANCIHCO, Cnl.. Tint flint
Hpndeful of earth turned hy President
Taft ilurlng the ground breaking
ceremonies for the I'nnuiua Paclflo
fair will be placed In a silver raskot
donated by a local Jewelry coiupiuiy
aud placed on exhibition In their
windows,
A few days ago, when the men ers. His money and hi companion
were in Sacramento. Ardin dimm- 'ir niUsniir.
NKW YOHK, llennimed the Jury
HympiithUed with him In his objection
to the extra low cut kowii worn by
Mlns Dorothy Jurdon In the 'Minuter
dunce" In "Mudamo Sherry" Ignneln
Mnrtlnettl Is today (5,ri00 richer.
Mnrtluettl was n dancer In the troop
with Miss Jardou. Ho lowt his Job In
Chicago when ho objected to her gown
which ho mnlulalncd wiih nut "shock.
Ingly low." lie sued for damage
niiHlnlued through tho lnu or his
employment
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