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Jl ' - ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1913.
IKgden department
OFFICE-2562 WASHINGTON AVENUE. PHOTO est
1; Offlco Hours-6 a. m. to lo?3o . Pt. 3 p R t()-8 p
: K "CURFEW"
t I IS IT EVIHCED
C r T. U. of Ogden Is Cir-Mating-
Petition for City
Commission to Consider.
(o The Tribune.
3K-pE,T, April 7. if the members of
jKV. C. T. f. have their way there
Kb; sudden (lisjippearaiicc of yoiith
tKwrwns from the streets at D o'clock
It ' evening. The ladles of tho tem-
lL'nre Tinlon are now circulating petl-
ffi'lBigiWno t,1c c,l-v commissioners to
IEtt the 0 o'clock cut-row ordinance.
iK.r contend that for sonic tinio the
r, Jt strictly observed and enforced,
ii lale the children under the a so
; Ht years pay absnlutely no attention
' ML curfew signal, which at tho present
lfl-Ktli a blast from the whistle at the
ILaHrail shops. The W. ". T. U. mem
, E, believe that the ordinance should
ll Kr be enforced or taken from the
3 !H'' faces ten charges.
jK Estate Firm of Salt Lake Is Defend.
' jE ant In Series of Actions.
Bcil 1o The Tribune.
iBftDE-V, April 7. AH of the evidence
Kug been submitted in the ca.se of A..
I K.fjampbell against the ZIon Co-opera-
KiHonie Building & Real Mstate com-
JBr, Judge X. J. Harris lias taken tip
,KjKeond of the ten cases against the
jt( company. Tho court is now hear-
.evldetico in the case of Fred King
, Ktsu tiic Salt Lake concern.
I Ks the evidence in all tun cases Is cx-
to fce along the same lines. Judge
it Hknu trill not render his decision until
JKf evidence in all ca?es hits been :iub
3 IHte. The attorneys will cover tho ten
Hiln their closing arguments.
Hithecase under consideration at prcs
plalntlfr alleges that the officers
fcRfi; company misrepresented the facts
V vRa Ihey fold him 0000 shares of stuck
jKl ptr share.
bbbbbv;
1 BOOSTING BY FILMS.
Pictures of Scenes In Ogdcn and
Vebcr County to Bc Taken,
to The Tribune.
April 7. After conferring
le Denver company, which is to
he film, the officers of tho Ogden
bureau havo announced May
ibe date upon which the motion
i of Ogdon city and Weber conn
cs will be taken. The object is
ertise by means of 1000 foci or
: resources of this section,
lictures would have been made at
icr date but for t lie lateness of
sow. it being the desire of the
to secure canyon and orchard
Kith the foliage on the trees A
ler than May is might have been
, but for the fact "that the p'le
mst be taken before the schools
'ed for the summer vacation. 71
:tcd that the "great white way"
system will be completed before
In which event the film will In
line spring carnival scenes.
trAVOR PAPER "BOTTLES."
Milk Dealers Plan to Abandon Use
of Glass Receptacle.
I to The Tribune.
BN. April 7. Acting on the advice
r Military Inspector Shorten, who
we thorough iwiulry into the mat
al retail milk dealers arc prepar
abandon the glass bottle for the
i paper container, which can be
ml once. The dealers appealed to
sector on the subject because tho
iw and city ordinance specify that
must be used.
lAVIIIard Hansen, state food corn
er, and city Attomey Valentine
So,Cn,,forImuPIontbnfI',0rtfn hus recclv
"c of t c i 01 '' ' Prevents thc
cltv orrii,..?.,1 pcr container- While" the
not st?i . m e i "boi tics." it docs
dealer wllo'e 1?, PJ""'!..1'0
iect probablv VvmC '(lv'ce,011 "c sub-'
contained for ret lll it t,IB lary
their nr,!,. ".uuiinc; milk ;us soon us
factum! ua" 1,0 ,1,Icd 'c ''"-
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Walter Williams Causes Arrest of Three
Men Accused of Beating Him.
Special to The Tribune.
v2!liilwiilh.Pm? 70n 1,10 complaint of
Red lVronV u?' f01lncr )"OIrlet..r of the
I t li vi- ' C?' tnble. Karl Ulalr.
a ?! -frV nr ?r.? JlK Ke Ur' Rccdcr on
, .'l.irc of ussuult and butlerv Tlmv
wifebn .? uni8 f "'Hy and -the case
Wi ll-, mlCtl, V?x, 1 hl"V morning,
summoned ,'0,,,t 1 10 1olIc that ho was
tlm thni ? lh ,M," o the ropresenta-ne"-
nmnoc','? of.l,,e ,vl hatl
rh.,rP0Sili,!' to s,1,'"lt. When he
r. ll "I 'u-cor(llK t" Williams. bc was
. ) f V, m0,'1 ,I,n i"""lstoring a bcat
fecis U SlM1 14,10 W8 e cf-
Will Double Plant,
Spwlnl to Tlie Tribune.
'ti?ni'r.AS.r.l,i 7'.Kor. tini l,n,c s'"rc re
fall tliorr I nnie ,"7 rlU,-TO:1 rp' VOlr ln-t
'M't , ' ? w,:co1 '"rnl1"; fi the Twelfth
Itallwar coiiiimny. This (tic vulvra of tlie
tlrtr,,,d,il w",c" co.,,ve's ,"
Mw. i (,!. '"""yon liavc been .-losr.i i
o 1 !?r f pInnl11p"'1- Altlioiich tli plc It full
"L Vi tvv " ,Ut,lln '"ore tlian four miles,
AcconJIUK to lom Mnnnccr 5. T. Whltaker
I w plant will ,e Mln for two woev. durlnR which
r ?,?.. Ur,':r,rorc!..of nr"''en wl" install m-i-clilnerr
which will .loublo Its rupmlty. Tho
company k plants throuchout tn0 Matn nrc n
coniiorlc1 llial the shutllnc iMwn of one stilluti
ilors not Inlerfcro with the service. Mr. Whlt
nhr my that the waior vnu nllniv-cd to i-emnlii
kin lm hip pipe (o prevent yhrlnksso of thc
wooden stacs.
Indigency Expensive.
Special lo Tho Tribune.
iS,5-sc- April 7.-It rort Wobcr lounty nearly
ii l,c3r? for '"'llsenln und Indlpcnt hlrk
ilurlnt: (hi firm threo months of the present enr
flccordlnc to the. quarterly report Fcubmlttcd by
Poor Commlwtolior Moroni Sheen to the board
of i.-oturalMilonorK at tho reculur lnccllnr today.
Thl Ik tho flrt.l tiruo In many 7ers tint thr
county board lias received h quarlcrly report of
UiIb department.
County Clerk S. (;. Dye repoiled ilie econd
apportionment of tlm county srhool funds. At
tho rte of $1 0? per coplta. tho total amount
was Jl 1.53. S3, or rrhlch "the cltj- M hools receive.!
$797.1. S3 aud tho county school!:. s;77.r.o, the bI
aiiro rrnulnlnt; undivided belnz Jll.01.
The rommlsslouers did not complete the traniu
actlon of county buslnc5 Rt today's sei-slon and
Hnothor rnectlnc -will be Imld tomorrow.
Elks "Got Busy."
Special to The Tribune.
Of? DEN". April 7. Delayed by production In
other cities or the wc.it. H. I. Brown of TJcnrer.
who to direct Iho local VAVn in the production
of "Tho Amsterdam Iland." did not urrlvo in thc
city until today. The fli( c-nrral rehcanal for
flection of Ihote who will take part was
held In tho lodce room of the tier. club houso
this cvrtilnc. There was unlimited "tulcnt" on
hand. An tho annual Miow will bo pretcnted on
April Si nnd ::. Mr. Droin will rush the work of
preparation.
Tolls of Omaha Cyclone.
Special to The Tribune.
0CD1;N. April 7. John T. Rllter. a dairyman
realdlns at rtl-rcrdalc. ha returned from i biml-nt-M
trip In Ihe cast. He was In Omaha on
Kaslor Sunday, when tlii city was Hwept by the
tornado which killed nearly S00 porsoiu and de
stroyed everything In a path four block wide
aeroM thr city. Tile Hlverdale man visited the
storm district a fev hours after the devantatlon
bad rciulted. He declare that the sreno vfis
rucli as ho would not care to view acaln.
. . Eeady to Plant Beets.
Special to The Tribune.
OGDi;. April 7. Willi a sufficient number of
tuar beet seeder In ho county to seed trom
COO to 1000 acres dally," nearly all the planned
acreage In Weber county will be- planted within
thc next threo wooUs If the weather remains
favorable, according to officials of tho Amalea
lflaled Supar company. Up to the present time
tho fanners havn bfn delayed by the weather,
the creator portion of tho sround belDc too wet
for cultivation.
Will Beopen Mine.
SprcUl to The Trlbun.
OODE.", April 7. Alter an extended rlilt in
Nevada. J. F. Paraoa has returned to the city
with tho announcement that he and other of
ficers of tho company have decided to reopen tho
abandoned mine of the Tuacarora Consolidated
Gold Mining company at the ooce famous Nevada
t A Human Match Factory
i The body contains phosphorus sufficient to make 483,000 matches. Phos- 1
H- one furteen elements composing the body divided among I
V tones, flesh, nervous system and other organs. The perfect health of body I
B a Perfect balance of the elements. These elements come from the I
Jood we eat the stomach extracts and distributes them. I
But if stomach is deranged the balance of health is destroyed and the I
titood does not carry the proper elements to the different organs, and there
H isMood trouble nerve trouble heart trouble. Pain Is the hungry cry of
wived organs. Put the liver, stomach and organs of digestion and nutri
j uon into a condition of health. That is just what is done by
DR. PIERCE'S
GQLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
'Kj11 has been so favorably known for over 40 years. It is now put up in
'H. "Diet form, as well as liquid, and can be obtained of medicine dealers flf
K fhere or y mail by sending 50 cents in 1c stamps for trial box I
- mLmess R.V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N.Y. 1
W THE COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER I
Si book of 1008 pages handsomely bound In doth-trcat
l Phylology-HygIene, Anatomy, Medicine and is a complete
Kllome Physiciim-Seiul 31, lc stamps lo ILV.PlerceDutfalo, N.Y. 9
A Wise Policy
.Bor everyone who earns II F A TTI7F
'"aey is to place a certain W A 111 I PA 3
in the bank each Tf rS,A 1
' W This fumisiics a sure pro- Land Salesmen
ectioa for emergencies. Bear River Orchard
fjj6 cor,3ially invite your Plan.
' Per Cent Interest Paid on T . .
m savings Accounts. Inter-Mountain
perchants Bank RealtyCo-
H u T , 205 Terapleton Bldgf.
K salt Lake City, Utah.
BACKACHE IS
A DANGER SIGNAL
Kidnoy Troubles, Bladder Disorders,
Bheuuiatism, and Sorioua Dis
eases Follow,
There are other symptoms, suoli aB
pains iu tho region of the kidueys,
nervousness, dizziness, tirod and worn
out, feeling, weak bluddcr, or urinary
troubles, which are just as dauRorous,
i or tho sllprhtcsst kidney dcraiieemont if
tiCRlectod may develop 4uto thu deadly
IiriRht's Disease, Dropsy, or Diabetes.
It is not ouly dangerous, but. need
less, for you to suffer, and endure the
tortures of these troubles, for the new
discover, Croxouc, promptly ends all
such misery.
There is no more effective rouicdv
Known for kidnoy, bladder trouble, and
rhouinntisrn, than this new scientific!
ireparutiou, becnuso it removes thc
ciiuse. It. soaks ripht into tho kidneys,
through iho walls and Iinins. cleans
out. the eloRRe, up pores, neutralizes
and dissolves the poisonous uric acid
and waste matter that lodge in tho
.joints- aud muscles and cause those ter
rible rhouniatic pains, and makes thc
kidnoy.s filter t ho poison from the blood
and drives it out. of thc system, i
I lirco doses of Croxouc a day for
a few days is often nil that isc-cver
needed to relieve thc wors-t backache
or overcome disagreeable urinary disor
ders, and you can take it with the ut
most, confidence that, notbiug on earth
will so quicklv reach thc worst case of
kidney, bladder l rouble, or rheuma
tism. Yon will find Croxouc different from
all other remedies. It is so proparcd
that it is practically impossiblo to take
it. into tho human system without re
sult;. An original package costs but a
trifle, and all druggists arc authorized
to return the. purchase price if Croxonc
should fail in a single case.
(Advertisement.
"ITS" BF PRQVO
1 lUSJOR VOTE
Movement to Have Question
Submitted to Citizens Takes
Definite Form.
Special to Tim Tribune.
ritOVO, April ".A number of citlienn met this
forenoon in tho Provo Commercial club for the
purpo3o of orcaultln; lo promote a liquor elec
tion In thl clly in June. W. II. Ray was elected
cbatrmau und K. A. Mitchell secretary.
Addrcca wcro made by W. H. Ray, K. R.
Drown and Walter Adamu favorinc reculallon as
lMinr.t prohibition in handling the. llo,uor ques
tion. Tho ipcJikcrs urccd that nn orcantzallon.
to includo Icadinc huriuns men. bo effected, tn
orgunliatlon that uo respectable citizen would
heslute to affiliate with.
A motion that the 1'rovo 1'roinotlon leasii",
with district orcanlullouH all affiliated with the
central urjMnlz.illon be effected, was unanimously
tarried.
The follovln- dlttrlct chairmen of the orsan
liatlon wero elected: Klrst district. J. T. l'arrcr;
Second dlalrlrt, W. I). Roberts; Third dlntrlct.
U. A. .Milrhcll; Fourth dlatrlcl. Clay Spencer:
l'lftli district. Walter Adnma: SlJtU illitrlcl.
Georso M. Sinoot: Scronth district, John V
Duchl; niKhth dlctrlcl. rrcslon (J. Petonon.
Thuao will (.elect two other member from each
of tholr dlKlrlott; to work for hlcniitutes lo tho
llauor election petition now bclns circulated. All
will meet at the Commercial rlub rooms tomor
row (Tuesday) orcnlne; at T:;o o'rlook for tho
purpose of effecting n Lentral orsanliatlon and
for other business connected -vilth the movement
Gcorsc M. SniooL dcclaroc that I1I3 only Interriit
In the movement la to ha.YO the election held,
without necessarily belnc iu favor of licensing
kaloons.
camp. Mr. Parnons iittea that the Tallies of tho
oie Iu night arc bufflclCDt to Juitllfy an expendl
luie for repairing tho forty-clamp mill on tho
pro und a.
Pays Fine of 550.
Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, April 7. At a seralon of Judno W. H.
Reader' court at 5 o'clock tbls altcraoon. nu
cene Ilobson. a negro dloLnc car waiter, was
found itullty nn a charse of disturbing tho poaco.
hlr teiilencu beliiK a fln of $50 or fifty dys In
Jail. H pild tho flno. Mobsou vrts charged with
drawing a Vnlfo and threatening U, M, Prntt.
.in employee of the railroad commissary, during
an altercation last Trlday morning.
Breaks Log by Fall.
Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 7. It. J. Plialen, a check clerk
oruployed by tho local railroad yard, iiustaloed
a painful Injury this rooming when he fell from
n ear and fractured the bone in lit w rlxht leg.
He was taken to tho railroad cmericoncy honpltal
and later to his home :.'C00 A Gams avenue.
Granted Liconso to Wed.
Special to Tho Tribune.
OODEK, April ". Marriage llcentics woro grant
ed today to John T. Wlieman and Mary II. Greg
ory, both of Hupert. Idaho; endcll T. Plillllps
and Nolllo Uakcr, both of Ogdcu.
WOULD BRING MANY
SETTLERS TO UTAH
J. n. Shocnfelt of Venice, Cal., -n-rltrs the
Utah Development league for informatloii record
ing landit In Wuihliiglon, Iron or Ucaver couu
tlea vacant and open for filing. IIo states that
lio Intenda In bring a largo number of colonlots
to Utah. Including ZOO families from caktern
Oklahoma. Mr. Shoonfnlt Is well knoiru for hlg
activities In bringing Jenlnli families to the
ne- placcn of tho went and han dona much to
build up ftparncly settled ueclloiid.
A valuable dressing for flonh
wounds, bums, scalds, old sores, rash,
chafed skin, is Ballard's Snow Lini
mcut, it is both healing and antisep
tic. Trice !3uc, 50c and $1).QQ por
bottle. Sold by Schramm-.Tohnaon,
Drugs, "The Novor-Substitutors."
L-'ivo (u) good stores.
(Advertisement.)
SALT LAKE ELKS TO
SEND FOOD TO OMAHA
Colonel C. I Applegate, truutre of the grand
lodr.c of the n. P. O. 13., ha returned lo Salt
Uikn aftur attending a upeclal iiculon or (he
grand Iruntceu In tho eiM. Thc nioetlng wag
called to luveallgato Iho best manner In which
the big order could mslet lu icllevlng condi
tions In Omuha and tho flooded dUtrlctn of Ohio
and Indiana. Ho wan ndvlned by the Omahu
lodge, which hua relief alutlonn throughout Hip
tornado-stricken district or that clly, that food-stuffii-wcro
bdly netdsd.
Immediately upon arriving here ho notified
Sor.ictnry GlbUs of tho local IoOko and asked
him to co what coilbl bo done here lo analul
Omulia. An a result u carload of food will be
tihlppcd from hero within thu noU day cr two.
i-onnlKiio'l free of charge by tho Oregon Short
Line, to Ihe Omalu Elku. Tho dniinlloim to fill
tlm rur aro bolng made by ptomlueut Salt Iike
wholcaalcri and roUllurn. mout of whom are mem
bera of the Salt Lake lodge
Postofflce Employees Elect.
At a metlng of tho National Federation of
PoMofflco omployeos, Iho fotlowlna; offlcnre and
board members woro elected: rtobert Askew,
rjlnghatn Canyon, preslriont- Bou Sclven, Ogden,
vlr.o preddent; A. If. Rlcb.irdit, Salt Iikn, snc-rotnry-treauurer,
and Jin. Margarot McGaw of
Ogden, and J, D. Urliihliirl of Salt Lake, mnni
born of the board. The next meeting will be
I hold at Provo. Vtth. October E,
Kecovor Jewelry.
Jewelry to Iho vnluo of t2V). reconlly molcn
from MIdi Orano Wright at Pocalello, Idaho,
wax rccovarcd. from a local pawnnhop yeatorday
by DctectlTCo Bort HcKr end Ucurgc 11." Clovo-laud.
"CASCARETS" BEST
BOWELCLEANSER
No Biliousness, Headache,
Sour Stomach, Coated
Tongue or Constipation.
1'rrcd Tonguo, Bad Taste, Indiges
tion. Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which causo ycur stom
ach to bocomo filled W'th undigested
lood. which sours and ferments Hko
ci.rbago in a swill barrel. That's the
ilrst step to untold miser' indigestion,
tou gases, bud breath, vellow skin,
meiitul fears, everything that is hor
rible and nauseating. A Cascaret to
night will give your constipated bowels
a thorough cleansing and straightun
you out by morning. They work whilo
you sleep a 10-cont box from your
druggist will keep you feeling good
for mouths. Millious of men and wom
en take a Cascaret now and then to
keep their stomach. livor aud bowels
regulated, and never know a miserable
moment. Don't forget tho children
their little insides need a good, gontlo
cleansing, too. (Advertisement.)
AMUSEMENTS
SALT LAIvE Ralucy African Hunt
moving: pictures. Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday nights. Matinees
daily. Maude Adains in "Peter
Pan," Friday and Saturday. Mati
nco .Saturday.
COLONIAL William J. Kelly and
Kdith Lylc In "Romeo and Juliet."
all week. Mutincca Thursday and
Saturday.
ORPHEU.M Vaudeville performance
every afternoon and evening:. "Puss
In Boots" tho headline act.
EMPRESS Vaudeville performance
every afternoon, with two perform
ances in tho evening.
ANE needs but to spend thc two hours
necessary to sec the Raincy African
hunt pictures at tho Salt Lake theater
lo reuliZQ tho vast importance which
moving pictures have taken in the lloltl
of science. A visit to a zoological gar
den Is Interesting, but lo have actual
photographs of wild nnimala In their na
tive haunts thrown upon a screen is more
than doubly so. To hear a large audience
break into enthusiastic applause at a
moving picture Is unusual, and lo listen
to a lecturer explaining thc pictures,
when that lecturer does not Inlk cntlrelv
In dry and uninteresting statistics, is alsb
unusual.
Thc Raincy pictures, which opened a
four days' engagement yesterday after
noon, depict scenes and experiences of
the hunting party headed by Paul .J.
Rainey into the wilds of Hritlsh East
Africa. Thc pictures are divided into six
reels, each showing different general sec
tions of the hunt. Reel 1 Is devoted to
the general preparations for tho hunt,
the hiring of tho natives. loading of
camels, and finally thu beginning of the
trip across the desert. Reel - is com
prised of scenes of the trapping of wild
animals and their later transference Into
cages for shipment to tho Bronx park
zoological gardens In New York city. Reel
" Is divided into two parts, part one be
ing given to ostriches, both wild and
lame, young and old. Part two shows a
leopard hunt conducted by dogs, in which
the leopard is- trailed by the clogs, driven
to a tree for refuge, driven out by the
dogs and finally killed.
Tho "water-hole" is the title of reel
1 and Is by far thc most Interesting of
the serios, A synopsis of thc reel, taken
from the programme, is as follows:
"Baboons, impala and rhinoceroses
drinkinsr at tho same time Two rhinoce
roses indulge In battle for precedence at
thc water-hole Arrival of two giraffes
Rhinoceroses fight again and one of the
glralfes acts as referee Peculiar method
by which tho giraffe .drinks Orynx,
water-hog and zebras drinking Rhino
ceros hearc tho click of thu moving
picture camera and attempts to llnd it
Closest picture ever taken of a wild ani
mal In his native haunt Tick birds,
which live on the back of the rhinoceros
and warn him of danger, shown very
plainly, and his uneasiness when they
leave him Herd of elephants feeding In
thc Jungle Mother elephant and her two
babies at thc water-hole Interesting do
mestic episode In thc elephant family
Mother clepliant will not let her baby
drink until she lias cleaned out the water
hole Sister elephant interferes and is
chased away."
Reel 5 is devoted to a number of dif
ferent wild animals and closes with the
killing of a rhinoceros. Reel 6 Is given
In part to pictures of monkeys and con
cludes with a lion hunt, showing tho
chase and the lion finally brought lo bay
by tho dogs, until he is killed by Mr.
Raincy.
No small part of the enjoyment of thc
pictures is due to Albert Andniss. the
lecturer. Mr. Andruss mixes comedy in
goodly proportions with the facts and
ligurcs of the hunt and shows an unusual
familiarity with Ids subject.
Tho following theater notices aro .marked
"advertisement" In order to comply with a
strict Interpretation of tho uew fodoral news
paper law. In no ncnm nro they paid advor
ItacmontB. They aro Hems fiirnlnhcd by tho
prcaa ngenla of tho varloun thfatein.
Seldom has there been such a satisfy
ing bill offered at the Orphoum as the
one which holds tho boards this current
week. Thcro are at least two big acts
that hit thc adults and hhe children
equally hard. In "Puss in Boots" Is pre
sented an extravaganza that It not only
gorgeous to the eye, but is crammed full
of clean, wliolesomo fun, with an Amazon
march and an acrobatic "cat" thrown iu
for good measure. Apdale's animal clr
cuse, carrying three bears, an ant cater
and a number of domestic animals, too,
Is another big drawing and, wlillo
Crcssy and Duync present one of their
characteristic character studies limit Is
more than worth wihlle. Taken all In all
tho new bill is a -winner from start to
i finish.
Today Is' thc last day to sec the unliie
bill of specialties that has been holding
forth at the Empress tho past six days.
Tomorrow will seo the opening of otio
that Is tho most expensive yet to bc
Ffhe Army off
Constipation 1 !
I Crowing Smaller Erefy DayiJ
CARTER'S LITTLE Jffe . ,
UVER. PILLS fflJV'
cjue MO VlVEif I
bus, lit&ffHriaa, Sdr. HstrUdbi, SaBov SHn. '
SHA11 POL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE
Genuine nutt: Signature
given ut the fcinprcss. "A Night in Hit
Park," presented by Ruth Lockwood,
Harry van and a company of ten talent
ed people; Bobby Pandur and brothor
'the herculean marvels"; Floyd Mack,
presenting his famous "Ilco-Ilaw Maude'
and a series of dances; Rouble Sims, thr
comic cartoonist and comedian; Ilobson
and Mabclle, In a singing and dancing
specialty; Havcriy and Carter, presenting
an originality.. "Neighbors." and Gau
mont's animated weekly will cornposo thc
bill closing tonight.
With two of the strongest and most ex
citing films the Eclair people have issued
In many months as thc feature on tlu
programme, thc Rox today Ik announcing
what is almost entirely an "Eclair" bill.
Tho two pictures that headline tho pro
gramme are "Thc Man Who Dared" and
"Thc Stronger," and both aro stories ol
the out-of-doors, so popular with Salt
Lakers,
The scenes of "The Man Who Dared"
are laid In the great Canadian North
west, where men know or rocognlzo no
law but thc law of thc Northwest mount
ed police, that most famous of police
organizations in tho world.
Thc Auditorium roller skating rink will
bc open this evening, Thursday and Sat
urday afternoon and evenings, and alsc
Sunday afternoon and evening, and at
each session there will bo an entertain
ing programme. On Thursday night there
will he another couple championsldp race
between Miss Theo Grow and Willie
ShaU and Miss Effie Chattcrton and
teuton Hardy. Tho latter were defeated
liLst week and challenged for another race
at 0110 mile, which will be run Thurs
day night. Manager -Dorr announced a
llvc-mlle relay race for Saturday night,
when Wilcox and Young will ride bicycles
against a number oKspecdy roller skaters,
'his event will, no doubt, prove one ol
the most exciting and interesting of (he
season.
It Is doubtful if in many seasons anv
stock company In the west has appeared
In so pretentious a production an the Co
lonial offers this week in William .1.
Kelly s presentation of "Romeo and Ju
liet. There are six nctts and nineteen
scenes in the great play and Mr. Kellv
has staged It most olahoratoly. A ca
pacity house greeted the star and his
company Monday evening at Hie men's
matinee.
Reams of matter have been written
commending Barrio's fairy plav, "Peter
Pan, and its whimsical fantasy. ' Thc
lyny has been one that those it pleased,
t did so immensely and they did not
licsitalo to say so. .Maude Adams feels
tnal this play has brought her closer
to her immense following than any other
Play that she has over had. During tho
periods when the actress hus been devot
ing herself to tho work, she 'has been In
receipt of hundreds of letters from ad
mirers praising her portrayal of Uho boy
who wouldn't grow up. It Js tho letters
whlcn slm has ha1 from tho children,
however, that have pleased her the most,
and she has had many of them from
youngsters who wanted to lcnow more
about Peter, and Wendy antl Tinker Bel)
and all thc other delightful fairies of
Barrios imagination. Thc actress is to
bp soon in -the play a.t thc Salt Lake the
ater next Friday and Saturday. Tho sale
of scats opens at tho box office tomorrow.
The American company appears in a
strong western drama entitled "Tih
Renegade's Heart." at tho new Mohesv
today. The renegade, whom the sheriff
is seeking, is saved by a young girl, and
promises lo return thc kindness. Later,
through a scries of events, he givco his
life for the girl. "At Twelve o'clock" l:i
a Keystone farco comedy. iMabel Is kid
naped by her rejected lover and tied In
front of an infernal machine which will
explode aC Vi o'clook. Tho Mutual
Weekly is a photographic series of thc
world's events.
Resplendent in tho picturesque dress of
'his ol lice, a young chief of the Hoopa
Indians, Chief Silver Tongue, tho noted
Indian tenor, opened his engagement at
the Rex theater Monday and achluved a
success that has scarcely been duplicated
in a local theater this season.
Chief Silver Tongue is one of two In
dians who hold thc distinction of being
the only Indians now before thc public
who arc rated as real singers. He sang
classical, semi-classical and popular songs
Monday at the Rex. and at tho evening
performance recolvod a veritable ovation
from every audience that heard him. His
voico Is a rich, dramatic tenor antl fills
ovory nook and corner of tho auditorium
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seeking relief from the illnesses
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A Strike
would follow an attempt
to make men work with
out the proper tools.
Yet somo mon expect tboir wives
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ty years out of date.
With gas in hor kitchen ovory
housowife may havo an eight-hour
day.
She can accoiulpish twice as much
in the same time.
She can do with case what was an
exhausting and discouraging task.
Tho right to modern tools is one
of thu (i ret of woman 's rights.
Gas costs no more than other fuel,
but if ib did tho women would bo
entitled to it anyway.
Gas is installed aud connected free
and tho appliuncoe sold on oasy pay
ments. You may use as little as you choose
and pa3r for as littlo as you uso.
Thore is no minimum charge.
Call for our cataloguo or telophono
for our representative.
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COMPANY.
John 0, D. Clark, General Manager,
EUrSPFE 1 THt SHORTEST Will I
rWmHy1 Tho map of tbo St. I-aNrrcmcc
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tf Asncy "la au Interesting otud
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or any local agent. i
s of the Rwc. Silver Tongue will bc seen
. and heard at all performances at the
Rex during his engagement.
New Pictures Today.
MEREST.
"The Renegade's Heart,"
; "At Twelve o'Clock."
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I CITY AND VICINITY
PROF. ANTON PEDERSEN, director
of tho Salt Lako Philharmonic orchestra.
Is ill at his home, SOU Third avenue, hav
ing been overcome shortly after conduct
. ing tho orchestra's concert Sunday after
, noon. Some months ugo Prof. Pcdersen
was prostrated bv a sevore attack of
. neuralgia of thc heart, combined with la
' grippe, and his present illness is ascribed
to overwork. His physicians beleve that
a few days of complete rest wll effect re
covery. RED WOOD, who has been manager
. or the Semloh hotel for the- past six
months, will leave today for Colorado
, Springs, Colo., whore he will take over
, tho management of tho Buena Vista club
. ol that clly. A banquet was tendered
I him last night by several of his Intimate
I friends,
FRED TOWN, a miner. :5fi years of
age, was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Patrolman MoMartln on a charge of
, robbery. Town is alleged to "have
Picked the pocket of Cnarlcs Van Ness
winllo tho two were iu a Commercial
street saloon.
ON BEHALF- o her four children.
Laura Constantino, widow of Francesco
Constantino, who was killed in a dyna
mite explosion at Bingham last summer,
yesterday filed suit in tho district court
"Sfiii'st the Utah Copper company for
5J01'0 damages.
THE UTAH STATE NATIONAL BANK
yesterday lied suit In Iho district court
against C. E, Madsen. J. D. Owen and
v. IT. banders to collect J5000 alleged
to bo due on a promissory note.
ALLEGING DESERTION, Mathew
VIsser Hied suit In the district court
yesterday for divorce from Judith Visscr,
whom he married In Holland In I.OOj.
DR. R. CLARENCE SMULLYAN has
removed to thc Holy Cross hospital, it
being reared by attending physicians
that ho has pneumona.
IN A COMPLAINT lnsticd by Ilie county
attorney yesterday' Harry McColm Ik ac
cused of having cocaine in his possession.
LACRETA HERBERT vesterdav filed
suit in tho district court for divorce from
V. M. -Herbert, alleging desertion,
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ROLLER R8NK
OPEN TONIGHT, THURSDAY,
SATURDAY, SUNDAY AFTER.
NOON AND EVENING
THURSDAY NIGHT,
Return match couple race:
EFFIE CHATTERTON AND FUL
TON HARDY VS.
THEO GROW WILLIE SHATZ ;
MONTGOMERY BAND, I
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3 MORE MATINEES AND NIGHTS. : jl
TODAY at 4 TONIGHT at 8 11
Rained African Hunt i
Marvelous Motion Pictures and New iMf,
Facts About One of the Greatest Sfjji
Hunting Trips of Modern Times. W
A Two-Hour Performance. ' 30
Prices 25c, 35c, 50c. Children, 25c Slf
to matinees. Jftgt
April 11-12 MAUDE ADAMS In fm
"PETER PAN." Jkfi
Prices ?2.00, 51.50, $1.00. 50c. Mall K(t
orders now. Box tale Wednesday. W
I All This Week
I Wm.J.Kefly I $
$ and his corn- '.dam. I ?t 'hfv
II pany with W ' H
fc Edith Lyle in v.fam8m ' : Vf
: "Romeo and tf&j - la "r J
B Sp'l prices for ?J. rBk l i t
ft mens matinee i A2tgt? i Aim
i tonight. rSimW a h f$
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"The Village Lawyer" J3j
EDWARDS, RYAN AND TIERNEY , ?
APDALE'S ZOOLOGICAL CIRCUS fi;8
THE KYLES Kft
CLAUDE GOLDEN
THOMAS A. EDISON'S
TALKING MOVING PICTURES i
CONCERT ORCHESTRA fr
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Greater Advanced Vaudevlllo. tt -
1 Ruth Lockwood. Harry 1 ?
Van and ten people in I ;'. ;
TODAY "A NIGHT IN A PARK," 1 li r
miniature musical comedy. 1 y '
2:30 Boby Pandur & Brother; I " ,
7:30 Floyd Mack: Hobson &M J' :
o.15 Mabello; Rouble Sims: H " i
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Orchestra. v
RcQUlar 30c Matlnco Dally 1 f I ' i :':
Empress 20 o 500 I lip 1
Prices 10c Parquat Seats. ' ''J
I TODAY l
A great bill of Eclair features, j,-,f
"THE MAN WHO DARED." W J
A gripping story of the Canadian ,li k
Wilds.
"THE STRONGER." U if
A drama of the North a. story of ;ff f
lovo and adventure. ft'K
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The Musical Treat of the A ' t j-tj
I Season Chief Silver Tongue, .' j
the Indian Singer at Every I jj J
Performance. I f
Coming Friday I
"THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN," ':
I NEW HEHESY THEATER
TODAY'S NEW PROGRAMME: ',ffe
"THE RENEGADE'S HEART," 'M
Slroui; "Western Drama of a Iran's Sacrifice. y$l.'
American Playors. ' ; Xli'1.
"AT TWELVE O'CLOCK," ' )t;j;;
A Burlesque on Heavy jrcloilrama. by ihe 'tff H
Keystone Comedians.
MUTUAL WEEKLY, The Great Photographic Newspaper. 1
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