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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
FLORENCE GEAR,
Marrying Colonial All Week

pay the penalty OF seeing o lot Of the
actOr-m8nager but even this b. not at
ways to be regretted Take the case OF
Irving Hc knew be was q great per
souality Every man knows when he
does good work, the man who does not
know is a fool. Speaking for myself /
certainly know when ! am rotten
MY original idea was 20 appear my
self in each play or In three or four
of them. 10 would be- hard work. but
not SO nard u8 working a siugle-handel
turn at the halls. II is possible I may
try the idea first OF an In America. ]
had definite offer on my last tour
t0 settle there; but / could not accept
90. although J like % visit that coun-
try. for the people are so kind and
welcome you $50 warmly. After the eN-
pertinent Boo America, / may try the
scheme iu the provinces, before launch
ing 10 boz London
Tho famous comedian is now appear
Ing in a. 0no-aCt sketch at the Coliseum
called "rra First Night" II is huge
success at Z. for one. cannot help feel
ing that i De- for old times sake thus
the veteran actor gets such a splendid
reception every evening. When WIN
actors and actresses realize their own
powcrs--and their limitations: As a
singer NJ character songs ON the vaude-
willie stage CheyaIer is inimitable yet
he dislikcs tho work, comparatively
speaking and firmly believes that his
real forte iS n drama. I know as a
matter of fact that he has refused Of
fcrs of enormous sums 10 appear In
the music halls in order that he might
have chance of playing old man parts
m The Sccoud-rate melodramatic pro-
auctions at Drury Lane. He is a dis
tluct loss 90 the vaudeville stage but
no addition 90 the legitimate
CURTIS BROWN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

tan hcre of 'The Man on the Box
with Max F1gmBu Doc the central role
This successful comedy o. booked for
production hy Willard Mack and his
players next week at tha Bungalow.
and Dr. tha Interest which BIAS greeted
NIr Nacks productions thus ar can be-
taken Us criterion, The venture VIII
boz. happy one. Mr. Mack himself WIN
have Che role OF .The Mar" originally
created by Harry n'Xey. Miss ~ 'g-
Hs win of course have the opposite
role. Mr Wallace mores the pity, dId
uut have Tho staying quality that the
ur'1 rules of the Bungalow stock COM
n1uy demanded. and ho h1s passed on
ta other fields But MT Mack wIu
draw 0n the undouhted strength of bis
company lo give the piece am adequate
DHst
a complete change of bin win Boz Of
foreI 8t the Grand commencing Mon
day afternoon. with the white Rats.
announcing several attractions which
Denver papers say have "made good
u that city.
The first on the biu are "The Three
divers" 900 O. sensational wire act sec
oud, Robinson and Grant mldgets,
third Mabel Cassidy Zoo songs and iml-
tBtou4. fourth pondelt0u. in new
musical Ict ana dNh Mr. Cluxton iu
the little play entitled "Thc Circus
Rider winding un with O. set of new
moving pictures Three performances
Wiu Doe given daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

O.. r.. kluRer the Jeweler. 1860 Vir-
EIuIa Ave. indianapolis, Ind, writes:
81 was $50 weak from kidney trouble
that ] could hardly walk "A hundred
feet Four bottles OF Foley's Kidney
Remedy cleared my complexion. cured
my backache and the irregularities
disappeared, and / can now attend o.
business every dav and recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suffer-
Drs ue DO cured me after the doctors
and other remedies had failed."--F ].
Hil Drug Co.. C'The Never Substitu-
t0rs.'D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

lean play. MARY James Pa" by an
American author Miss Edith Ellis.
with one of Americas most talented
stars. Mr. Henry r.. DiXey. The
combination proved most happy
PLAYER. playwriter ana play were ace
cDrued unanimous approval by che
New York press and public.
F'ranz Moluar, thr brilliant author
OF THE Devil" is a leading journalist
of budapest. and also One of the best
known puAiciste in Hungary. As "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
THEATER GOSSIP

Mr. Henry w. Savage, after sue
CecssIroly and successfully producing.
iu Madame Butterfly" a grand OPP
era "Tho Merry widow an ouor-
eta. and "The Devil comedy.
three European sens8tions from the
pens of foreign authors, selected FOR
his most recent production am Amer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

v.rffor 1u physiological f.r... Doc
holds blsh r5rIt.on Ind Hs b ALSO o.
noted public speaker u.rr NoIunr
fs NOT vet gs yo4ra oiI.
Louis NofhereoIr. who MANAGED the
tour of Margaret ArrHu iu Australia.
and who returned to he country by
uay of Vancouver PASSED through ChI-
.lr8 last veaF .Mss Aurru.s cx-
rarIusrt with ehnka.ralt " ha Said
lis uu longer au experiment. Sha was
.l sucroesfu Hs Katherine and ae Viola
chat She Is now embroidered ta think
fhlt SD, is warranted BOO assuming GER
ilir of the uusfa characters Th. whole
spirit off thl shaFasrelr.au uortr8yals
she offered u Australia was NuwanIy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

You need a Reynolds Dictionary OF
the Book OF Mormon, f1.25. az Sunday
School Union Book Store, salt Lake
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

- lh IuNrIlHI iIlNNNr iI'.N IT'D"
north will boz With us next week
i and that tho COZ. A. g. Folks
as they bin themselves are
thoroughly up Co dat. s demonstrated
by the fact that they win give Salt
lake Wow Of victor Herberts comic
opera, 'Babcttc" This work originally
brought out by Fntz. schen. is almost
new 20 the west but Prof George w..
Thatcher has secured tho rights t1 To-
and with bs clever list OF principals.
chorus aud orchestra. Doc win present
81 here next Wednesday evening
The strong musical talent of which
Logan boasts is we'll known here and
under Mr.. Thatchor's direction. Zine
entertainment is assured. Tho works
already produced by Che college musical
department under Prof Thatcher ave.
"Iltuc Tycoon" "TuBfHre." Pirates
OF psuzautu." Daughter OF JHiWa"
"Hiawatha." paul B,ycre's Ride"
"Tha story OFF the Cross "Gauia and
tho Messiah With chorus able tO
sing music off this orI.U thrIo Be- Ntte
doubt of the treat that awaits us in
the presentation of 'Babattc.'
Florence Roberts. a perennial favor
Ste. comes tO the tho1ter again for
three nights and Saturday matinee
commencing Thursday next. iu hef new
play entitled 'Tho House Of Bondage
Since she was here last, Miss Roberts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

The weekly theatrical reviews and
criticisms OF the "News" appear regu-
larly In the Tuesday issues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06

Hanger e. Son, Phone 4441-k, for
painting, paperhanging and Uniting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
Making Time
They
Gail

Is there not one man in this 1907
900 OF enriched human beings who
will make the best OF his 81 extra
minutes d day?
Who can tell Look at ourselves
us in all states. Kansas, Ohio. Mime
sofa, California; in all cities. How
many minutes have been saved us In
our lifelimes by the wonderful inven.
tions OF cur century and the last part
OF the century before IL?
The telephone. electric cars. automc.
biles. faster trains-millions yes biz
lions. OF extra minute golden. rich.
pregnant minutes-have been added
TO our lives by them.
Is the world any better for il?
Suppose the fairy tale OF the car.
pet that moved the wisher instantan.
eously to any spot he desired To visit
should come true-and IL looks as X
II might-would We be gamers?
What would we do with the new
minutes We had found?
We make new time, and II depends
upon us TO use this time or lose 1t.
It's just a question tor us 10 think
over. applying it to ourselves. We
Americans are making time-for
what?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

The McAdoo tunnels in New York
save 100 900 persons 30 minutes apiece
each working day. These people live
IN New Jersey and work in New
York.
This gives this horde OF persons in
the aggregate over six years day
extra time for themselves and their
own pursuits.
These tunnels mean IS centuries
OF time added in one year to the OPP
portunities OF 100000 persons
A generation Is about 80 years. This
means that. In every generation OF
these 100000 persons. McAdoo gives
them $40 centuries of extra time OF
their own that they wouldn't have
had II IL hadn't been for him and his
dream OF tunneling tire Hudson.
What couldn't 100000 people 10 in
$40 centuries?
Take McAdoo himself. for instance.
While he was making his dream come
true he couldn't find enough minutes
in each day. He toiled necessarily
II is so with all masters whose un.
spoken motto is DO something"
Minutes are golden to the man who
has an aim In life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
SHE EATS LOBSTER AND
KEEPS HOUSE AT lO4
Mrs. Honora FULLY TO Celebrate Her
Birthday Goes to Coney and
Rides in an Auto

Rides in an Auto.
NEW YORK. July 26.-Mrs. Honora
Tully. 104 years old, born in Cayan.
ireland. arrived at the home OF her
grandson. Frank J. Tully. No. 1895
Park-pl.. Brooklyn. 10 spend the week
end and rest III after a giddy round
OF birthday festivities.
On the eve of Mrs. Tully's annivers-
airy few days ago CHE sat up until
after miunight enjoying lobster salad
and club sandwiches. At 8 o'clock next
morning she got UP and with the other
young folks started for big day at
Coney Island. She didn't do many OF
the stunts" OF course, but she rode
both ways in an auto. had shore
dinner and enjoyed every minute OF
the day. Mrs. Tully wore a silk gown
in raodified type of one Of the pre-
yailing styles.
Although Mrs. Tully's grandsons and
granddaughters are comfortably we'll
TODD. the old lady insists on doing
a share OF the housework wherever
she Is stopping For several years she
has kept house for her bachelor son,
f. j. Tuliy, at Madison-ave. and Eigh-
have servant in the house She re-
CARDS washing and ironing as gentle
exercise good for old ladies.
No physician ever was consulted
by Mrs. Tully until six years ago,
when she broke her nip. Her nine
children. three OF whom are living
were born In ireland. Her husband
died IS years ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
MOST ANYTHING

Mr.. Henpeck: Well. / don't want
that. ia Just like to be comfortable.
London Opinion
In astlology. the corneiIan is the
birthstone for July. Ii signifies cure
OF evil resulting from forgetfulness
Wouldn't you like to have a grace
full carriage"
I'D rather have an automobile. -
Philadelphia Bulletin
New York has mysterious murder
this time. sure.
What's strange about it?"
They caught the murderer. Phil
adelphia Public Ledger.
In Switzerland they have what they
call a firetoad. Evidently IL is always
I'm hot wate:.
Procrastinators are now dating their
promises to the time when Jeffries
fights Johnson.
Wilbur Wright's airship record mas
been broken again. Soon records Will
be broken as often as airships.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
BY Fred sehaefer.

saucy red kerchief on her head. who
kicks up sand ON the beach, is the
same domestic little body who sweeps
lint from under the beds at the Blen
borough Marbleheim. Yet such Is the
case
But | have bunch that he bronz
ed. handsome gent IN S91 is wise IL
me
Today he met me in the nall and
chirped. They say mermaids make
the best housekeepers."
| wonder who the bronzed. hand
some gent is. | don't remember see
ing him among the sad sea waves
(Continued.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
The Judge and the Garbage
Tell Whether


The health department hired a law.
yer. who argued that the city ordi
nance directing that garbage wagons
be kept carefully and closely covered
was enacted at a time private con
tractors collected garbage. and there
fore 1t could not apply to garbage
collection by the board OF health
Wherefore let us bob the bonnet
TO the board OF health. May II and its
cute lawyer and i,s open. robust
wagons be ever punched In the mem
cries OF gratefully people
And the judge said he would take
the matter under advisement, He
would decide IL I'm one week
Where fore let us lift the lid 70 that
active. not to say imLulsiye, judicial
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
BIG BLAZE ON WOODWARD.
J. =. Sullivan, Or. 3. s. Kirk and =.
L Reeq Co. the Losers.

A stubborn blaze. caused by defec.
tive wiring. badly damaged the three
story brick building at No. PA Wood
ward-ave., Sunday evening. This
building is occupied by j. F. Sullivan.
florist. DR.. Il F. Kirk. dentist, and the
r. l.. Reg Co, stationers. F. l.. Reeg
places his loss at $4,000 or more. the
other two tenants lose about $500 and
the damage 10 the building, owned by
George r. Richie. OF Chicago. Is about
81 800 Most OF the loss is covered by
insurance.
The fire was a spectacular one in
that the iremen had to force their
way in at the second and third story
windows from ladders. The blaze
broke out just at the time when Wool
ward.ave. and other downtown streets
are crowded and the concourse that
watched the frcmen work numbered
several thousand people. Street car
and automobile travel was blocked.
II was necessary TO tear up much
OF the flooring To get at the blaze and
the frcmen were busy for two hours
Much OF the damage was due TO wa
ter the building having to be practic-
ally flooded.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

Let US take of our hat TO the health
department OF st. Paul, MINI.
Let us put our hat on, and then
take It right of again TO Police Judge
Hanft OF St Paul. Mimi.
And this is why.
When Mayor Lawlor. the other day,
observed through a spasm of at least
four OF his five senses. that the city
garbage wagons were being paraded.
reekiag, uncovered. through the
streets. he complained.
The health department resented
dictation.' and the uncovered wagons
continued 20 Teek In the streets.
To make a test. the mayor had a
driver arrested and brought into police
court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
From Another Point of View

clemenceau organized Just to get in
himself. - -
Thaw having almost hare getting asylum
he had getting - '
The death who was about 20 com
init suicide should serve warning others
President
sible which revision OF his
critsing
70 animals we presume the Rev. G. Morrill, particularly
Virginia
wanted
wa ""'
We viii
English channel the
serG that he calm" Frenchman - 80 "~'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

This year I'm taking a Work and
Win" vacation.
Here's the answer: I've got a Job
as chambermaid at resort hotel. so
as TO spend summer at the seashore
without spending anything except the
summer.
From a. IN. to D. IN. I'm a toiler
In calico. After y. m. I'm a gay
sandny in serge bathing suit seeking
To drive away "ongwee."
A bathing suit makes all girls equal,
and good figure does the rest
Little reck the gallants on the board
walk that Miss Dillpickles. with the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
NO FRESH EGGS IN N. Y.
TOOK CHICKS IN vALISE

NEW YORK. July 26-When Mrs.
Eliza Walker and her sister. from
Greensburg. Ind, insisted on u porter
carrying a large valise to- their suite
at the fashionable Hoffman house.
they started trouble
The porter wondered what was In
the grip. He stuck his finger in. and
a big rooster nipped 1t. He delivered
II and then told the manager.
When the house detective and a
brigade df bell boys entered the Walk
er suite they found the rooster and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

So much having been accom-
plished, The Times invites its
neighbors to persevere In grace.
Clean advertising is accomplish.
ed: honest advertising Is yet 10
be won. The Canadian mining
swindle Is just now taking the
place OF the late lamented Can.
adian oil well in the financial
columns of our contemporaries
The Times has no more use :cr
this kind OF copy than 1t has
for the black type OF the medi'
cal impostor.
The Saturday Evening Pest
pays it's respects To newspaper
cappers in the gambling game
In this fashion:
a police officer who has given
much attention to the subject
calculates that hundred and
nifty million dollars are lost an
nually by the people OF the Unit
ed states through these fraud
ulent investments 49, meaning
only those schemes which are
gotten up 20 swindle. He cal
culates further that not less
than twenty out OF the hundred
and nifty millions go for news
paper advertisements bv which
the victims are lured on. Whether
or not his calculations are aScu-
rate the amount lost In this way
is certainly great.
why does the government
turn its back on this waste"
Why does II treat the newspaper
that prints an advertisement
which any well-informed person
would know for a swindle as
different from any other kind OF
bunco- steerer'
The Times hopes for the CO.
operation OF the entire Detroit
press In wiping out newspaper
bunco.steering here Let the
frauds be banished with the
filth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

intellect which can determine in less
than eight days whether flies, smells.
germs ana drippings from a publicly
owned vehicle are good for the pub
tic health and altogether desirable.
Minneapolis must be biting her nails
with jealousy at this superb exhibl.
ton OF garbage public service and
judicial acumen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

four yellow.legged hens scratching the
velvet carpet, hunting for worms.
Mrs. Walker wept when told the
chickens had to GO
Il heard there were no fresh eggs
In New York" she sobbed. and SO
just brought the er--source OF supply
along"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

IN HE fight for Clean
Newspapers in De-
troit has been won.
- No English daily in
this city is now car
rying the abominable private
medical advertising. The last
paper 10 surrender was the one
that should have been first In
the good work OF cleaning up is
advertising pages-should have
done II years ago. In fact; but
let us forget that now that the
News is on the side OF decenoy
al last and give full credit for
the value OF its example upon
other successful newspapers.
The News effort To make as
graceful a capitulation as pos
sible is interesting. Here is its
formal announcement, sent
through the mails to advertising
agencies and advertisers:
July LIST. 1909.
For several years The Detroit
News and sunday News Tribune
have placed such restrictions on
what is known as "obJectlonal
medical advertising" both in the
matter OF extra rate and careful
editing, as would minimize the
amount OF space used for such
copy SO as not to be offensive TO
News readers. After most
thoroush test however. OF this
compromise plan. II has been de-
cided TO eliminate this class or
advertising entirely. taking I'M
mediate effect. due notice or
which Is hereby given. IL Is be
lieved that advertising agents
and advertisers will generally
approve THIS action OF the News
which. being the paper OF the
homes, Will at all times protect
its welcome by every member
OF the family.
The Evening News Assn
II l.. Scott. Business Mgr.
Everyone must sympa,hize
with the News In its sacrificial
struggle to keep the miserable
stun out OF the paper by charg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

Typhoid fever dysentery. cholera
morbus, tuberculosis, Asiatic cholera
and certain infectious eye diseases arc
among the maladies known to be dis
tributed by the common house hy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

|
Running Which Should 1t seems, however it as
Interest You easy a job to teal the earth the
had anticipated.
He probably had deal of Rockefeller Morgan and Car
and doubtless considered ought to be comparatively
may be- for all know that of these three had it in his
be stolen again.
The author angered
thought
and should imposed upon them s he did
When he going much have the
earth stolen than he calculated he should have turned the job
in Walst
story year
Of in airship to gain control of the heavens
There particle doubt readers
would have welcomed the sudden descent the into other
gons all that they
The author keeping airshp up
The Wright brothers haven't anywhere equang the record
by this story
great trouble calculations. lay
fact many up
have been due conditions
arahp failed and for three THE Man VINO Stole the
Earth" would be missing
Possibly the editor part responsible through using
story faster than the author could write effort the grand
larceny committed and with
story propensity apsing lapse
the telephone calls for the
young lady at the telephone switchboard
What would
her
Gust please operator respond compliance
with her orders to be kind and og and the reader would
be connected with the criminal reporter.
What has OF Man Who Stole EARTH
would
police headquarters before the suppressed
police happenings
probably to Canada the crime reporter
before fully cognizant of what the reader by
Explanation always cheeruly made when understood the
reader looking for the drifting serial
We have apoogzed THE Man Who
the policy Of The Times permits ordinarily the of crooks
Possibly he had only stolen loaf of bread would have fallen
into the tendency judges
to
forget cup story despite length
refused down. which remarkable considering had aihp
in it.
aaered anyway by way
We will be if eventually get
in that has running
who ARE trying to steal the earth.
The story just completed fiction
The that is still running s
1t day day
happenings for the part in Washington.
The chapter
The accompanying illustration shows big building divided
with big dome and there leading
building
Inside this building the tariff S being UPWARD
High tariffs have already story powerful
that they able dictate what shall be done
dome in tho big building in the picture.
And they the tariffs higher.
THEY WANT THE EARTH
unless get story gentle reader the same
did perhaps in the that fiction unless
part in tho story for yourself they get it.
Let rhe Nan Who Stole the Earth in fiction keep give back
he sees it, but let's show patriotic for the fate
earth live which trying
from under
Here's happier thought though connection with highly
imaginative and almost interminable
While the author has
OF the imagination mechanical has been making
perfect control A FACT.
Day after day the wizard Wghs describing
digious symmetrical figure Fights flight lasting
hour.
And the day following the completion of the
columns OF the pfeng the globe
from his French conreree Latham
aviator the English channel
Truth stranger than fiction timeo
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
The Detroit Times
HONEST ADVERTISING.

ing extra rates. Such heroic
service In the direction OF con.
densed vileness deserved a bet.
ter fate,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
The Truth. No Matter ~
Whom 1t Helps or Hurts.

We wish to congratulate our
readers upon the completion in The
Times Saturday of last week of a
serial story entitled The Man Who
Stole the Earth.
The story started over a year ago.
We had NO idea il was to run that
long when we bargsined for it.
II seems, however, il was not al
easy a job to steal the earth a. the
author had anticipated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
innocent Suffer
For 1.-The Man Who
Stole the Earth {"

IL Took Longer Than the Author
Of the story Anticipated. but
There's Longer Serial
Running Which Should
Interest You.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26
Josh WISE SAYS:

when you revisit yer chiIdhood's
haunts, tn haunts look about tn same,
but there's somethin' missin'. It's the
Landlady: I'm sure. sir. I'll do all
| can 70 make you feel at home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-26

Everyone must synpa'hize
with the News In its sacrificial
struggle To keep the miserable
stun out OF the paper by charg.