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AU Hixt nvtfllTKv and oven Ffcrlss him iri Mf nava oam tna finta nopo ot aaciping vne ain brap uum in iti Voavarsatlona with Deputy Sheria Brain he expreaaaa mmieiras raaicnaa I WW ml mi 1WO KINDS OF JEOFLEM fi In all the world there a i Jtlnaa ot ieople those who thoaa who do nod know 1 ifV i In all the world there are but two Know a nu wta one ot tliona who did not know My time In the death chamber at San QuentlA haa not beenapnt In lain Oood people look an lntereat In me and were help fuU through letters and books In show In jne tlie proper way ot lite At the frevot the Master 1 have found neja ill and a wondertu1 Inspiration to hlnk of thajitetter and Jitsher thlngd A ijjotftialue now that nW past lite hat jpVl RVIIV AH VtVIIU A1IV IUBVUBUVVI Whtl and liiatfnl nAAnlaIftri madnvh Waaitr In artlt it tllfkAt that trllut fey Afiarii tra da battar and become useful tnaiv there waa alwnya something that iauiarlit Ma fAina mr emit 4 toaaiAlii 1 1 lata tt umuai lltVi iVilVt iiij Bvvw a viviutivmi Wijn4lflTa 1 vTe4Med what waa lrva1jtjM 11a Sari aT auaal nmmlflArl iThere was lack of will power oJ riiguer inspiration io uevajop a gooa iXiMavvat vi ivn iitt ifuJWJ the valua of koo character CI1ni wi4HaafAni haa 1Alirf ml ln tha Barkest houri ta experience the great liass and swetne80t the Inner llfsi ivTOVTK SHOULD LISTEN itWant to use thla ohanca toi warn ll my youthful fellows not to give toi temptation of any kind They ihouldllatonttor the older and more ev periencedi folks who win advise them to keen awaV from ilauor tobacoo and publlodance hallsi Thay wiw urge thaol to employ spare1 noursiin thai per tectlon ot charaoter and to usei all Ihelrlinergy and will1 power to become iiasfuliinen tf YfXmntvtv you get a chance to lielp oiW weaker renow man in tna time of temptation use all your Influence Be rtxamjl lo him Qlve him a glad liand Speak with him of the better end groater things and your Ufa will liAa hlAMHlnir foravat 3jSKjJSlWuWmyllfebo spared God knows If 1wlU ileyote It within the shadow of Wf these prison walls to helping my broth I Ito ta WJvtaiao have tailed to follow the oian rwo ana nave not learned at the i rtu Dn tli tAl leet ot tlo Master what it means to i Ul jJIICUIII a Dill I Ilia vvccrv if ve ine inner spirnuat me uoys no rOMEtitENtitfUn GeorsBimard Shaw fist fughvutb vaudeville tketchmg at the Urphcum and ringcr hGUBert and Sullivans immortalcomic opera aithcon i neater aisssssW aaaatssaHP The Mikado Is Given Splen arnum BailcyrBlo Show fiiH PpnHntlYftn arSrJ RinpWS I Will Bfl Sftftlli OP Tnrtflv 1 Hariri Trininhl nlu Coerw PGETTHATEATS HI PLAYLET WY WP mf mSM BfB 4ioV think you have to sow wild oats labile you are young whatever we sow weisliall aJso reap From this ir Isno1 eecape CDMMITTBD MANY CniMES aMss who Is it years old began HI eaTr6t cflniewhile In his teons He Served a ternv InWashlngton Slate Re TormSchool and anotTier ln this olty ioTtlie theft ot a watch He was ac cuswl of three train robberies and In his final effort he shot and klllod Mon tnsue a traveling passenger agent tor the Southern Pacini who was a passenger In one of the Pullman coachos of a coast line train AVeks laterif under the name ot JohniBost wlcKhvwa8 arrestsdUni this cltyi lmv Ang been1 Identified on the street by a itRomtnrwho was 1m thoi ooftciv when iontagueJrwasi murdered jrarlsHVpleadotlii guilty and within thteohoursr afters hit confessions in ptnobuitywas sentenced to death ItjtJ Ironworker Shot in jQuarri Relative John Stafford i Ironworker living at 81 Verona street was ahot through his chst and left cheek yesterday morning during an altorcatlon with Xeon Duffy of Sl Clementina street brothriia law The shooting toole jlaceMn Duffys room Stafford was taken to the Cen tral Hoplt4 where he refused to tell who shot him Duffy went to the Bouthern Station and give himself up butL Stafford refused to Identify hlin as his assailant Duffy told the police that Stafford had started the fight by strlk ing hint onf the face Duffy Is held by the polloe pending theouteome ot Staffords Injuries The wounded man will probably recovsr a in ypiericans Will Seek Redress FrpmfMexico Av teckle an attorney of Washington Di arrived In Sani Pratt Cisco yesteraayt to look into tne claims iftnoseloal people wno lost or had rravneir properly ion mioroiii ia Aiexmo ftumaa Ad rfnrmir thai raAAnfc illatiirhv stitces In that harasaed republlo Mj Pyfhose American oltlsens whose hold 171 ga in aiexieo were damaged during trelat troubles appealed some time ago to tho Washington State Depart jnantvftor redress said leckle at the Bti Francis yesterday I am repre 4entlngauch dttsens and their claims which in ail likelihood will be ad iJfuated liWfaome manner by the present Mexican avdmlnlstratlon Intend to atalsrinly long enough to gather Vhatavar arWence I can ln connection with the claims of local people ai a HoM Julep cuuvca vvuuiiuiaiuns Or are Considerably Helped by Holdovers By WAITER ANTHONY THW fastest members of the nheum fsmlly thin weok Oeorgs Bernard Shaw and his vety aoorf friends Arno1d Dtflyv H1ss tlvtake the liberty of assuming the Doris Mitchell end Ray Brown rest of the newcomers consist of iri mitn iitr falrlv audi la saved by that darling of Bongs Alinl6 iJlfrle which has rescued every singer Harry Laudorj Frank YMlaoirt w1ior1s bicycle Ilder large build an snillet audi who flnlshesi HIS act witn Miss AmBitibus Bill Is On at the Empress Eisrht New Acts Each of Much Merit Are Greeted With Appreciation by Big Audiences mbmr 1 1 fl it immm did Production arid Renews lts Popularity By WALTER ANTHOmf THE MIKADO afjemod as oi as AesohyluiIaafnlght at the Cortland as young The Gilbert and Sullivan still juvenile masterpiece might have been regarded by a gentleman from Japan had any been In the playhouse with muoh tho same ooinplaoenoe wlthwh1ch one of ua would observe a play about cliff dwell era or cava men or with Whlohi might look at a plptUT of the first taamkna MM a Mftt Ha atiflaatOr 1 Jt Is possible of course that1 some Jingo Jap might think The Mikado a oasui beHr wlloh la something oom mon now But the remoteness of the piece as reality added to Its beauty The fact 1st that none of the kados charm was gone It has endured Jtheteet of thSiJmmortalelaislca It has endured after the raoe It oele brates haa passed away and 1 lock to aes tho Japanese some day enjoy The Mikado even mors than they do The Typhoon A STItOO COMPANYi Probably there never was any 1 race such as that which Gilbert puts in Japan and Sullivan puts Jn tuna but If there wasnt there should have been and an way Its people lived again In melodious absurdity ilaet nlfht when the Gilbert aitdf Sullivan Opera Com pany headed by Xe Wolf Hoppor appeared In the most frequsntly Performed of all the 0 and a master pieoes This oompsny which opened the Gilbert and Sullivan season Is stronger In Its malSthan ln Its female rolesi Jf youVreply that this isfobvlousi because De volf Hoppettiisastar1 of thf castl IlliagreeiHelSit lndeed The lkaao oomes i nearer being a stellar vehicle tnan ever 1 have seen It beforei All of the masotiHne roles are well sung TheTe Is Hsrbert Waterous iwhose big booming bass Is fluid the implication of a pun is unintentional andl whose articulation Is as crisp as nhirn in solts of the depth land alxa of the singers tone Waterous Isi an actor besides ana never i away from the intent of he authors of the piece ANOTHER OtDFAVORITK a it fn tint ham Is airalni with us and remains a favorithough I wouldi wish would cio less ww wm the Mikado Arthur Aldrldge the tenor of the former Brady production has returned better In voice and easier In stage behavior Is anvxoellont Ko ICo John Wlllard is a fair Pish Tush as for sietlng and many degreos bettor as a songster raia lva fiaMwaMli Draied Yum Tum hahdi the ImprasslpnVshe created at the beglnnw orth nrst spi was o0 reoted In the beginning of the sec ond iicV whers her delightful solo et faced1 the memory of a rather poor start txrnif MntiBarx finest effort is In The Mikado Here as Pooh Bah ha hns completes sebpo for that singular gift of his tor simulating iranj un happlness and mournful sepulchral dlslross To hear him sing Tlt Wll low or The Flowers That Bloom In the Spring I to complete an educa tion In humor No wonder he Is the star of the aggregation ii asssj spSpSjsBBi mvmummm II i MS rllErMSv sxB 1 JUW nY tweftym1rrtvisttlswith nTft rtTftJIr TIUTA 4lArkfntkPritorTri0lyMtsrda i lUWl ii and Tonigftt Only This will tlie ery lt day In whlfh lonsoe Barnum A Baileys great clrstts There will bo performance In the afternoon ind another in the even ing and then the great tented olty with Its a run of nlavara anrnhat ft uira Jt drovbs Jr animals andi an Its won wn in uaiai lonoome not agajnrior another two vears It Is the unanimous eontiensus 61 opinion mat this entertainment Is the best value for the money yet ottered In the Malory of the olrous Alt 1s given with a speed that makes most olrous acts1 seem slow tn comparison and In the make up of its stars of tlie sawdust rfns 1t if unsurpassed Muoh interest la manJfaata In tha after olroua performance whloh Is not oi concert variety out which Is devoted to a Wild Wsst how lo whleh the best riders ot the Plains and their Indian associates participate The speotacle The Wlsard PrlnesOf Arabia Is even larger and mors sumptuous than thafoffsred on the previous visit and the barbarlo march ot the Oriental hosts to weird and thrilling mualo makes an Impression that will not be soon forgotten in Its menagerie Barnum BalUye organization boasts that it stlJL la supreme BYRON HOTSPRING 8MDd tha holldtrft tbli dfjilrhtul Mrc Reit and Trouper The witnr of tbli iron iierful ipi fr to ganU Goo4 uto roidh Htnuuva rsijjwsir rutsiif otu Vmi crowd th MTVaHrfil lntibls fancy swimmln tsatu lined tha hlnlaas The allar dltrted off when apeotatorr anally ravohd the iioa In a boa Cbut thsyouh man iiihfhi a reachlna shOTSK BBSSSSSSSSI irvJ 1 T1 Jj fll THE SAFE CABINEi Is IN the onljr stftcl or iron safe 01 madeyrhlchbeara the label Ulll jji of the UnderwriteTs Lab bHHHHHHHIaaaaf oratories sllsSaSslSslsssBs ill HTZTTIsTTwH Do you know what MRlSTsaiTaFaaailH that meant mttmm I1 4 LsHH UHIIBbU I gsH I aM llsBl if not Mk any one in the IWffilHBSn88Bl Insurance business i iWiBHHssisilHsi The Interior of THE ffllalHHHiBIN SAFE CABINET Is ad mHHHHBH jusuble to any1 filing sys ffiflHQQBHH tern SaPlaeaeaeaeaeiaelaeHSaiB RUCKER FULLER DESK CO 77 Mission St Near Talrd 0AK1AKD 8T0BE 17M Brosawsr Next to City Hall Annex iThS Alabamsv and Mississippi com finlssloastothsPaiisjnarPaoino Expo sltIovwmsinMrtln1U noon ts yiatanuoheon the Southern ClutfhavlCoPtod an Invitation aavtendodi with true Southern hospital jlyiby thatifsanlsatlOB hyS4P0ltistiUiSprsncs of all ihaimsmberifbothooinmlion wu speodllj Kdisslpatedrwhsn was im aaMiiwin them that thai lunch Jii li arajiau ha tliatKaubll An iT1T wT ectloaidaar toine aeart ot tna south aT narjfhe mint lulep as prepared bv the mor am4 mixers of the bevri thafCtlf orsilaarbOst iWi OS orsyseswlliprosldsi at the lupoheonwniea wiu tane on tne TSUBioiw nm nm thinaraHnnavlBatldHiifHaTry HUnssv andt OooTIH Xox who shut safe wltliout belne sanej lw savings art songs jcnssianci that ha more noise lit isssf songs tnan Jiss ueen iiiKma 4 pheum for many days and Charles Mi Goods and oompany In Fun in a isn Hard Parlor where nonchalant avro batlCH but not blinarus are snowu 1 It were not for the presence of the Shaw piece would slick to la st weeks assurance that Young anil Jacobs are the finest contributors to the bill on that kola Miirrnranw rn Otto likewise held over from lasir week challenge lirst piaca As It la however as nil of us literary persons refer to Shaw to discover to the unlltarary Uiat we are perfectly familiar with his chaffing is as unrivaled In this piece vaude vlile aslUls in thspaaotr of lilurope He calls It How He Lied to Her Husband and Arnold Daly Is ihei llar who is the hero The hypocrite Is the husband and1 the villain is the wue How many plays have yotn not Seen where Iho aullty pair suddenly confronted by the litjiired husband Is suo icored by tliei olovsp mendaolty and re souruef ulnoss or ine naugiuy laciy sue adjusts hefself tot the evil wind sets her salls ot sln aloft and tacks renely past the shoals of dlscovery wlthi hen lover seasick ln th hold Well theres nothing aK all like tnat lni Shaws play Thepeet In plays Is usually anaemic Jong haired sallow and Without the oepaolty to think save irf rliyme He Is always needy needing a shave and the playwright never permits him to proceed In a llnner course further than the odor of the soup Theres no such poet In Shaws play let HIS name Is rubjohii and lie Is actually human that 1 again suspect Shaw of an aamii aiion mr poeis jn spite of wiathe says of Shakospearei yvniJS me nucMiia wt in unw what a terrible person helsl Mo kills the lover tfi swelters like a Itorneo In aDe BJmlnl pleture ln hle owngoro But thsres no such avenging spouse i Wow He liSditoHer Husband Inr Mr Bumnus apologizes Mr 1V mS Hl RaoJ01ra vi Is returned tora nsppy mmiu contemplation of the thought that after all Ills wife AuioraBumpusiwho 1 aad with two Presidents And fwas oompetent tosduceto yiibjstl6n the heart even husbands dssj est tilshds waa ins ii finest Verses that In hisoplnlon Mr Dk4akaaV WfOtS raas cautfed the trbvlbto for 11 fti RablohrfS romance had i than wlrissi Into the hands of da via Mr Bumpils sister Cleorfina Oeorglna accovdlh to the philosophy ot Shaw Being ane evi iNhav mot and about whose por a son ana una i 2il i Eight new apts every one top notchers In their respective lines ap pcarod on the new bill offered yesterday at Loews Empress Theater and scored Individual hits Murray Llv lngst6n mad his appearance in the comedy drama playlet The Man From Italy wliloh deals Im a vivid manner with life In Now Yorks Ghetto Valdo rind company offering a series of Illusions and manipulations do some Stood work Holen Styart and Fred Th iUa 11 offering smart songs and snappy sayings are nnisneu artisu in this particular line ondeavor and wcra one of the biggest lilts of the new bill VTiie Bounding Buclt Brothers kent 1h1r audiences Jm a constant ripnleof laughter Jones and Johnson colored eitioi Miiiicrs on Lnoir nrsn jocaif in ipearaaoe yosterday1 mt with1 grSat fnjvor Yvomiti withv her planoi aooor d1otii proved ah1t wlilvthls instrument nd lien rendl tMvof popular operatic and patrjotio airs met with great fa voi Hayden and wayden comedians singers and dancers aiid three reels of exceptionally entoruliirng merit com plete a good programme wfi i wa in the play Is written aiiM aC flhaw i 1 nte1 to vosj ij rAiraico laaalst A AodrsItSBiad raises Uka tlttlMr lareas irlttest stelai arisltTie leriart aiasalSoasCJawalrrstow la Its erlaY Ttsltan wslseaa SO ears it te A sies Si at JsstaUUaeSaM ASttJ 7 AS iKP with devious thei mates ot his story threads showing Mpnte Carter Enters on Third Month at Wigwam Monte Carter and his Dancing Chicks Musical Travesty Company entered yesterday upon the third month of their present season at the Wigwam Theater offering an especially elabi orate show called Izzy on the Zone Carter takes his famous character of Izsy on a trip through the exposition grounds and the amusing complications which are provoked keep the audience In line humor Among tho vaudeville features is Oerald drlflln and oompany In The Irlahf Volunteor skit with ballad numbers Another feature is the La Stella Trio Uussian singers dancers and instrumentalist Motion pictures round out a strong bill i i i in a rv it-i neisositraraaise Is Pu on at the Savby i arnert wivoj achieved a success her a short time ago In Alias winimj Valentliie was seen for the nrsv llire yesieranv as a nini acior At thrf Savoy ThSatsr where He mads fhlsisspearance In The Tost Paradise twhioh Is conceded to be one of the greatest cspltal and labor plays ever written vsrnsr appeara in ins roie of Reuben Warren the man who strives to reconcile the contending sle ments and Ms portrayal Is masterly The drama Is one of the strongest ever offered for the approval of picture lovers The plot and construction of The liost Paradise offer unusual opportunities for spectacular work In the depiction ot how the other half lives 1 Spectacular Photoplay at the TxvoWfor This Week i Two moving picture triumphs that scored big successes In the ICsst were Hie attractions that drew capacity audiences to the Tlvoll Theater at all performances yesterday My OfBelal wife a spectacular inoto drama eon talnlng tha story of a beautiful Bus Ian nihilists attempts to assasslnats the Ciar and her own traglci end at the hands of the secret police and Th Oreyhound an absorbing drama fllmatlssd1 after the story by Paul Armstrong and Wllsbn Mliner com pose the double bin The principal role In The Greyhound Is portrayed by WUUanr 11 Tooker who is surc rounded by a company of stats Tolstoi condemning his own works Odyssey of the North Is on Screen1 at the Imperial An Odyssey of the ltorth adapted from Jack Londons collection of short Stories called The Son of the Wolf was presented yesterday tor the first time In film version at wauroans Imperial Theater and was witnessed by capacity audiences In An Odyssoy of the North the produoers have given the theatergoing public a genuine feature No character like Naass has ever before been shown on a screen and Hohart Bosworths Interpretation does fult Justice to the unusual subject From Bosworths tnterpratstlon of Naass down to the least detail Batume ihe producers have left nothina to be desired Tilers a sr six aots to the pisy i i iii i ia fBcdeoiiri Tabloid Seen atPantage0hiWeek lucitls MulhaUi andlf 6owboys and cowgrs are givingsa thrilling tabloid rodeo at the Pentitges Theater this week MISS Mulhall gives a line exhibition of roping and riding There are bucking broncos and a long horned steer also a comedy sheriff who gains plenty ot laughs gsttlng bounced off one of the ponies Tho stampede Is an out of the ordinary Six danolng girls tlokle the youngsters with characters from old Mothor Goose The show Is given a good start bv vanneld ft Juggler The Reed sis ters acrobatic dancers the Mus ioa Bentleys and Lo Hoy and Cahill entertainers with war slides and comedy movies make lip the rest ot the show a a Kathlyn Williams Is Star ni 7 TL la1 DM OJj rOTWia i icutcr um There Isnn unusually attractive bill being offoredthls weekat the Portohv Theater and what makes the photoplays all the more attractive is the fact that two of Sani Franclsoos mos popular feminine movls stars are featured In their respective and latest aiM Kathlvn Willlama the fa moua Cherry Malotte ot The Spoil naat Is featured In a particularly fine comedy drama of the West called Chip of tlie lnyins ne is surrounded by a number of the players who appeared with her The Spoilers Another strong feature ot the iMi is the photoplay called For Those Unborn with Blanche gwt as the star Other attractive numbers also are on this weeks pro gramme nnOKK NECK CAVSRS dbath After llnjerlng for more than three weeks with a broken neok Mrs Mary Van Dusen aged 77 who made her home on Clay street near Webster died last evening at the City and County Hospital Mrs Van Dusen was picked up on August 13th at Scott street and Broadway She had evidently swooned and broken her neck in the tall to the sidewalk hyr Employes of 13i and Telegraph Compt Receive te Suto 90005 per Say in Salaries autd wages Our emplbyesan are nearly twice a many Sy tliei wayi asall the receive 9000lp0inVailyva and salaries Xnis sum represents the largest single item the eyery day cost of telephone operation Most of our employes live in San Francisco and spend their money here Hundreds have boughthomes in the city and expect to remain here as long as they live Their employmehf is permanent Through their pockets the wages paid them contribute substantially to the prosperity of the city AND TELEGRAPH 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