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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-19
ANNUAL PIONEER BALL
HELD FRIDAY EVENING

The annual pioneer ball Of the Daugh-
ters Of the Pioneers was held at the
bishops building Friday evening. The
hall was beautifully decorated with flags
and flowers and colored lights. Many
quaint costumes were in evidence. and
old-fashioned, varied colored shawls were
seen in bright array.
Tho music, which was furnished by an
excellent orchestra was delightful and
appropriate. Before the dancing the
favorite song, "Old Plaid Shawl" was
given by Professor Oscar Kirkman. and
THE Songs My Mother Used to Sing
was sung by Miss Bessie Smith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-19
will be supported by company OF nifty |
people.

The Mission theater since opening
with high class pictures. has certainly
made n record for n good clean. up-to-
date show, This afternoon there Will be
the dill is very pleasing. instructive
and satisfactory one. IT is ado up OF
'-Fraucesca Di RiuIini.' p cfassical pro-
duction by the yilagaofl coJnpany
The Other Way j comedy which is
n scream, by Pathe; Into tho Jaws Of
Death" a fire department picture by
Edison. and THE Rival Barons" and
AN Alpine Retreat" by Urban. The
whole bill. including the music and new
songs by Lottie Levy James. is we'll
balanced and a strong one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-19
THOMAS VANCE WILL
KNOW HIS FATE TODAY

On account Of The length OF time re-
qulred TO prepare transcript OF the case
before II can be presented TO the supreme
court Thomas Vance charged with wife
murder ard found guilty or assault with
Intent TO murder. Will be sentenced to-
day instead OF November 26
The penalty which is from one 10
twenty -yeara' Imprisonment will bc pro-
nounced by District Judge Lewis, before
whom vance was recently tried. Vance g
counsel has moved for a new trial hut
the attorneys. 1t is said are not decided
as TO whether they will carry the case
TO the supreme court in case tho new
trial motion IS overruIed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-19
Knees Became Stiff
Five Years of Severe RhourN atlsn-

The cure OF Henry J. Goldstein, II
Barton Street Boston. Mass Is anoth-
er victory by Hoods Sarsaparilla
This great medicine has succeeded In
many cases where others have utterly
failed Mr.. Goldstein says: II SUI
fered from rheumatism five years. Ii
kept me from business and caused eS-
cruciatlng pain. My knees would be-
come rs stiff as steel. I tried many
medicines without relief, then took
Hoods Sarsaparilla, soon felt much
better, and now consider myself en-
tirely cured l recommend Hoods.
Get it today In usual liquid form OF
chocolated tablets called SarSafabs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-19
Armed Mer Watch jail.

TAMPA Fla. Nov. IS-Eight add
fional arrests were made today OF armed
men shadowing the jail whero leaders
OF the striking cigar makers are con-
hr1ed, In possession OF the arrested men
vas found list OF hours Of relief. lndi-
eating that 300 men had boen detailed
ID Eaich the Jail. togetne With the Iele-
phone number Of the union.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS
IN SALT LAKE THEATERS.

IN SALT LAKE THEATERS. .
Musical Comedy. :
G O L o VIAL TT1EATER-"The
White Sister, with Viola Allen.
Matinee, 2:15. Evening. SIS.
Drama, .
GARR1CK THEATER-"The Regen- .
eration." with William Ingcrsoll :
and company Matinee, 2.15-
Evening, &:l5. .
Vaudeville :
ORPHEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
vaudeville. Matinee. 2:1o: even .
ing, Sis. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-19

great beyond where there arc no
philosophles, no vows nothing but peace
and happiness.
The company headed by Miss Allen is.
as said. superb one; In fact. Salt LAX
ers seldom see Il company That is
made up OF actors and actresses Ike
The White Sister" 1t is an extraor-
binary company. Eulogy OF Viola Allen,
o. James O'Neill. Minnie Gale and Fan :
me Addison Pitt is unnecessary and
compliment useless. All the members
are perfect in their roles.
The White Sister will be presented
this evening. when the engagement
closes, Capacity audiences are assured
for both performances.
Howard and Howard one OF the most
popular teams In vaudeville. VIII head
the Orpheum's new bill that opens to-
tonight the present weeks admirable bill
VIII be given its last presentations.
This afternoon and evening will be
the last opportunity to see The Regen-
the bill changes. when The Call OF
the North viii be presented by the
splendid COMPANY headed by Mr.. Inger-
soil and Miss Wheatey.
William p. Cullen's great revival OF
PlXley Luders masterpiece OF musi-
cal comedy The Burgomaster," Will be
seen at the Colonial next week. Cur ia =
vorte Gus c. WeinburG. Will be seen
in his original part Of Peter Stuyvesant
the governor OF New Amsterdam. and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
On Mondays Menu

Think of IT! \ fine close
twill cotton poplin in all good
ColOrs.
Great New MORE at SOC
A cotton MORE that looks like
silk. Beautiful colOrs.
Ranie Suiting 35c
Yard wide-a fine linen in fine
colors-35c yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13

It it shall be the effort Of the Store to make me-
Unusual Merchandise events have been in course
Of preparation for months-to serve the double
purpose
hundreds and thousands of buyers
(2) of giving the various branches of this BUSH
ness the opportunity to express their efficiency
under unusual strain
And hundreds thousands of buyers have come IN
touch the sInoothness with which the powerful
energy organization being directed toward the
satisfaction of every customer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13

Not the mere selling OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
selling of right goods, in the right way, at the
right prces--the satisfaction of customers-is
building wonderful business and strong bust
ness ut The corner of Broadway and Seventh ST
And Inauguration month-the first in our
Fourth year-has just begun
That Great $500 Sale of Shoes in the Bargain
Basement is to continue Monday
Wonderful Dress Goods Values will be out at
75c yard. Main Floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
Couch Covers at $4.75
Save 80 1-3 Per Cent
Novelty Portieres to
Be Sold at 5000

Fine Novelty Portieres-in
medallion patterns and with
double borders-Great values at
50 pair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

These new cars are somewhat larger
than the standard city cars and will
seat 90 passengers. They are equipped
With arc headlights. airbrakes, and all
necessary appliances for speed and
safety. Rapid progress Is being made
on the construction OF these cars. ana
they will ne ready for delivery early
next year Twelve new cars have been
ordered for city service similar to the
present No. 400 type Of car. When these
cars are received, practically all Of the
older types of cars which We're in use
when the Hartman interests acquired
control OF this property, will DC retired
from regular service. and handsome.
new. modern. comfortable cars Will be
used throughout the entire service.
With the completion of the new ma
chino shop, blacksmith shop, store
house ana paint shop. the company
aims to have the most complete plant
for repairing and maintaining its roll
ing stock and car equipment west of
the Mississippi river. These new build
ings follow the same type of construc-
ton as was used on its handsome new
car barns which We're completed last
year Substantial concrete foundations
were used, red pressed brick walls sur
round Il structural steel frame work,
which, combined With n concrete roof,
gives Il thoroughly fire. proof construc-
ton. The machine shop occupies a
space OF $40 feet by 2lI feet. The store
house Is 12O feet wide and 200 feet long,
and the other smaller buildings are of
ample size to handle the work required
of them. Tho machine shop has conf
plato equipment of modern machine
tools, and it will not only enable the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

both to themselves and to their steadily
increasing clientele they are assured OF
having established themselves as one Of
the big reliable concerns of tho city.
They are at all times boosters, and sup
portcrs of home products and home la
Dor. Their employees are local men. and
money spent here is kept at home They
solicit an opportunity to bid on all
classes of business that come In their
line Of work
Nh Kuspor j. F'ctzer, the manager, Is
VOL known for his skill in tho manu-
facturc OF furniture. he having learned
and practscd his trade in his native
country, Germany. Those acquainted
with .he technical training which the
t'athcrland insists upon giving to mon
following this vocation. will appreciate
what II means to say that man has
received the best training that tho
workshops Of Germany offer. This can
h. said of the manager of the Salt Lake
cabinet & Fixture Company. One sees
In the neat little cottages that are
everywhere springing up in this city.
evidences of n departure from intro
ducing stock" goods into the furniture
of the homo. The book cnses, buffets,
are being built in by trained workmen.
This Is the forte Of this company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

straw from the bottom OF its cage. and
use II to dslodge an insect from
crack, showed Il CLEAN of free inteli-
gence. II was an act of judgment
on the part of the monkey, akin to hui
man judgment. In like manner the
chimpanzec Mr.. Hornadny tells about,
that used the trapezc bar in the cage
as lever with which to pry off the
horizontal bars on the side of the cage
and otherwise to demOlsh things
showed a Kind of intelligence that Is
above instinct and quite beyond the
capacity. say OF dog.--Johh Bur-
roughs, in The Atlantic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

score OF this dairy reached the high
pong of SI2J. The local test given the
barn resulted in Il score OF S42 The
cows are regularly examined. and no
evidence Of tuberculosis is present, Mr.,
Soren Dahl, the manager, is enthusiast
tic over the excellent condition Of this
milk-protlucing establishment. He has
spent between four and five thousand
dollars TO bring it up TO this high
Standard. Al the milk sold by them Is
produced in this dairy, The cream
comes from their own cows, so that
their patrons know definitely the source
OF the daily supply OF this household
necessity. The excellent location OF this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
THE NEW JORDAN POWER PLANT,

Wherever necessary. the best quality
of special work was installed at street
intersections. so as to permit of the
most economical and efficient routing
of cars. Twelve miles OF single track
were reconstructed and paved during
the year.
The most important extension OF the
company'S street railway system during
the year was raadc from the southern
terminus of It's tracks ut Murray to the
cities Of Sandy and Midvalc. The en-
tire distinctive miles from Murray
to Sandy--was constructed with G5-
pound rails, specially treated ties and
gravel ballast: one siding 1900 feet in
length and another 600 feet in length
were installed for the necessary passing
points for the cars.
a similarly constructed branch over
three fourths of n mile in length runs
west from the state road to Mldvalc.
The Second West lire was extended
from Ninth South to Tenth South y
distance slightly in excess of half
milo.
The extensions to the street railway
system. including the sdinss, aggre-
gate approximately six ana one-half
miles. and with these extensions the
company Is now operating approximate
~ Ito miles of single track on its sys-
TEN.
NEW 1NTERURBAN CARS.
The company has ordered 10 new in
tcrurban cars of the most modern and
improved type. for use on it's inter
urban lines to Murray. Sandy and Mid
vale. At the present time the standard
city cars are in use on this service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

rTHE year 1910 has been most ae-
tive one for all departments of
the Utah Light & Railway COM
rany
Practically all of the street paving
which was undertaken during the year
was done on streets on which the COM
pany's tracks were located. and this
necessitnted the rebuilding of their
lines on these streets All of this re-
construction was done in the most sub
stantal manner. Specially treated ties
were laid on a siX-lnch concrete foun-
dation: and 65-pound rails We're used
throughout on paved streets. and the
entire RICH, of way paved With asphalt
The following streets were SO rebuilt
during the year:
Third South street between State and
Ninth East
state Street between South Temple
and Fourth South
Ninth East from Third South to
Twelfth South
Second West, from First North to
Warm Springs.
Third South street between Third
West and Rio Grandc street.
Fifth South. between Main and First
West streets.
Flo Grande street between Second
and Fourth South streets.
West Temple between Fifth South
and Ninth South,
Third West street between North
Temple and Second South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

dairy has its advantages. The drain
age is Of the best. The pure water fur
turc of 81 degrees f. The hay is
cured on their own land. and is cured
especially to produce the milk giving
properties so often found absent in tho
ordinary fodder There have been no
cases, (and the promise is that there
dairy. lnvalids and infants can enjoy
the Dahl Brothers milk With relish and
safety, and the milk that is safe for
them Is the best for you, For milk
that's ut to drink, phone Bell, MURRAY
96S1 red
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
ELEVATOR SERVICE.

The underground system in the COM
mctcial district has been enlarged and
extended during the past year, SO
that the business section of the city
is now fed entirely from underground
mains. This transformation from the
overhead line construction has done
more, perhaps than any other thing to
give Salt Lake city Il metropolitan air.
1t has cna blcd the company Mt the same
time to completely rcarranGc and re-
build and enlarge its circuits within the
business district, and this has SO i'm
proved the quality of the light and the
character Of the service that much
praise is due tho company for the sat
isfnctory service which Salt Lake mer-
chants now receive. Many other I'M
provcments OF lesser magnitude than
those enumerated, but which run we'll
into the thousands Of dollars In the ug-
grcgatc, have been made in tho COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

panys transmission and distribution
lines, as result of the rapid growth of
Salt Lakes residential and commercial
districts. and the consequently increas-
ing demands which are made upon
public utility company for service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
WHERE SNAKES ABOUND.

a special agent OF the department Of
commerce and labor is authority for tho
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-16

W. |. Ebbert was an outgoing
passenger for Salem on Monday
morning. He visited the State
Fair during the week.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-16
Local Items


R. M. Rogers was q business
visitor at Arlington Monday.
]. C. Malanphy of olex was in
this city the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. H. Wilkins and daughter
Of Glen was in this city last
Saturday.
DR.. L. L. Taylor was called to
Clem Monday on professional
business.
Bert Shelly came up from
Arlington Saturday evening and
spent Sunday in this city.
F. M. Pliter of Portland was
in this city a few days this week
attending to business interests.
Frank Wooseley left on Mon
day morning for Salem where he
will meet his wife on her return
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greiner left
on Monday morning for Portland
and Salem where they will attend
the State Fair.
Mrs. ]. F. Reisacher and little
son, John. returned on Saturday
of last week from an extended
visit to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson
and children returned last Satur-
day evening from a visit with
relatives in Portland.
R. R. Butler returned on
Saturday Of last week from
Portland and The Dalles, having
delivered addresses in both cities
during his trip.
Judge Dunn and son, John, left
Monday morning for Portland to
remain for some time. John has
been in i'll health for several
months and will try the change
of climate.
Louis Boyed and Ike Santure
went to Rock Creek on Monday
and started a fine residence for
W. H. West. Jos. Miller accom-
panied them and is also at work
on the house.
Helen and Loren Cooper, child
ten of Jas. Cooper of the Gilman
French ranches, passed through
this city on Monday morning.
Miss Helen went to Portland and
Loren stopped at Hood River.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-09-16
Formaldehyde

Which is now being gen.
orally used by the far
mer for the cleaning of
seed wheat, leaving it
free from Smut is kept
in stock at all times by
the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
ADVICE ON SOCIAL
CUSTOMS

graciously, and their pitiable attempts
at congratulating the successful rivals
are cited as proof. Let US, my dear
friends, overcome the feminine trait that
/ fear is characteristic of many.
%. If you hear of an engagement of a
friend, write a little note expressing
your friendly wishes for happiness TO
the woman, and short one to: the
happy man, congratulating him on his
success in winning the greatest game
Of life. These little letters mean much:
II you have ever received them you
will understand the warm glow Of ap-
preciation that follows the written sug-
gestion that your happiness means
much 10 your friends
At a wedding the groom is always
congratulated. Mr.. Blank, let me con-
gratulate you. 1 wish both of you
every happiness Of married life,'' is suf
dcient. Do not attempt any orations
at this time. The simplest expression is
the best.
= To the bride you extend good wishes;
you do not offer congratulations.
When a friend is given some honor
that is a recognition of his merit, Y
little note of congratulation will do
much: to make his day happier. The
anniversaries Of your friends or reia-
tives ought to be marked by congratu-
latory letters, and announcement cards
Of the birth Of a baby should be ac-
knowledged by personal note to the
mother and father.
When you consider how small a part
of a day 1t requires to pen a few words
to express your happiness at anothers 8
tie art has fallen into disuse. Let US
bring II back again to. the important
place that it should OCCUPY in the
routine of social duties
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Teasing Girls

am very thankful for the good advice
you have given, and come to you again.
l. There is a young man with whom I am
in love- We go to the same church. The
young girls tease me about him and say all
kinds OF things. although they do not know
that I care for him. Is there anything I
can do to stop them?
@ I am very friendly with all the young
men OF the church and they with me. but
they never do about me. Girls say I am
slow. Do you think the men will think
more Of them or me in the end, and will
they gain more friends that way?
g. Is il right for girls to- have a saucy
answer for boys when they say something
/. Is It improper for young girl 1s years
of age to go and come from her girl
friends house alone at 10 o'clock? They
live two blocks apart. RUTH.
am very glad to hear from you
again. and to know that my reply to
YOUR former letter was appreciated.
i. If you will pay no attention to
the sayings, the girls will grow tired
3. Never sacrifice dignity and self
respect for the sake of gaining men
friends. If you are congenial and in
teresting the men will soon find you to
be a sincere friend and companion. A
girl may be able to gain hosts OF wala
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Il Weak Back

Dear Mrs. SyrneS
VIII you please give me an exercise Hop
strengthening my back? Il seems to get
tired quickly. ! have been troubled WITH
OF II.
Which Is the best kind Of a brush n nSa
FOR the hair-one with hard bristles or soft?
ELSIE
Your illness is unquestionably tha
caase OF the weakness in the back. To
gam strength you should have your
physician prescribe a suitable tonic FOR
your system. II you are able to practice
1t the following exercise is excellent for
the back: With the toes
ana the palms OF the hands on the floor
raise and lower the body, keeping the
latter rigid all the while. If you will
have your back massaged with olive OIL
1t VIII gradually become stronger.
The brlStleS of a brush should be
rather stiff. but very pliable. A scalp
which Is tender needs a softer brush
than. one which Is not so sensitive. Never
use brush which has wire bristles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

TEE two places where approach
ing old age frst shows are the
back and sides OF the neck. just
under the ears and the hair
line. and the hands and erms from the
L snuckles to the elbow II one can.
remove or conceal there the telltale
wrinkles, the ineipiept nsbbiness, the
fatal droop. half the battle for youth
eulness OF appearance Is won.
There are. many ways OF treating the,
back OF. the neck. Massaging with q
circular movement [ VIII drive away
wrinkles and 5at;..if especially vigoT-
Gus action ..be. needed d, massage with
Geld cream or cocoa butter. The dry
pees Of m1cdle-aged skin often needs
1his oily = Tenedy. also.>::' =; - -: =
Where. .concealnent seems better or
easier than cure, tryathe. tulle or net
neckbend and bow, introduced by one
OF our leading. actresses, who. thus
gains an appearance Of many years
more youth than: she. possesses. The
tUlle should be white or .fesh-colored
and should be tied not too tightly
about the hecki.ending IN a huge bio W
ct one side. By this method the
woman. on @the shady. side of 40: can
wear 4 he feSh1 ona Bile collarless frock
as well as can her younger sister;
or Better. as wen as cal n her daugh-
ter ~. =: - =. >.
The high collar Is another wrinkle
that cans away attention from. the
E
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Il Wedding announcement

Dear Mrs. Adams
what is the proper thing to do when ons
receives an announcement OF q wedding?
What should be done when an at homo
card is received? IGNORANCE
Announcement cards need no acknowl-
edgment, although It ds courteous to
leave a card or call on the brides par
the announcement. Quite often friends
reply TO an announcement by sending
the newly welded pair a note OF congrat-
ulation.
letters "R. S. ". p" need no accept
ance. If one cannot attend the function,
one should send ones card, so that
ones would-be hostess win receive 1t on
the day OF the affair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
The Recipient of: Many Gifts

:. / am corresponding with two gentlemen.
I am very fond of both. but in different
ways. one as a sweetheart and the other
as a brother. The latter seems very much
attached TO. me and bestows many gifts
upon me. Is It proper for me TO receive
them? i should like to retain his friend
am sure he regards me as a sweetheart
ANXIOUS
If you are not engaged to your
should not, accept the gifts from your
friend. since he desires to show his
APPRECIATION of your friendship in this
way. However, /. disapprove of re-
ceiving many gifts from men friends.
At special OCCASIONS they are all very
well, provided of course; that your
parents approve.