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Portland Butter

PORTLAND. Sept. 29.-Butter-City creamer
cubes, 35GS6c; prints, 2Td271se; store, 23G24
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Dulutb FIax

| DULUTH, Sept. 29.-F1ax-Tn store. So so: to
arrive and track. $2.45; September 81 so
asked: October 50. 45 bid: November, 81 45 nom
/ iual; December, $40; May, S2.37
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. Hops-ouiet.
Hides-Quet
PetrOleuW-SteadY-
WO0l-Quief
sugar-Raw, unsettled ;,Afuscovado. s:55ei cen
trifugal 4.O0c; mOlasseS sugar, 3.3lcs refined.
steady
tonee-Futures closed quiet at a net loss OF
1dJ points. Europe did little selling here and
there was some scattering liquidation which was
offset By covering and support from trade sources.
Sales 2T $50 bags. September. October. Novem-
Der and December. 9.05c. January. February and
March. 9.O9c April, aloe; May. 912c: June
9.12c. July. 9f+c, August. 9-16c- Spot. arm
Rio No. :. lie: Santos No. 4, sc; mild, quiet
-,ordova. 1fk 9113Stc-
Butter-Steady, unchanged.
CheeSe-Steady, unchanged
Eggs-FMm, unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Cuiet prices well main.
tanned IL appears that no fancy frisr = ofer-
ing. Choice s&I 99lae; prime, s0Sssc: common
20 fair 6M7iac.
Prunes-ouiet. frIn Quotations. sxe to IN.
for California fruit up TO 30-40s and SC to 9I5e
for OregOns. =
Aprieots-Are becoming scarce renorfs from, tb..
coast claiming that the supply is nearly az
hausted- Choice. 1OH 011%c; extra choice III.
@12Ac. fancy. 12f1131sc - =
Peaehes-Dun bur steady in the absence os
selling pressure. Choice. 76Iiac, extra cSoire
I1eWI%c; fancy. I20131lc.
kalSinS-Remaln frm- Loose nuscafeIs 5i.lTn
&c Tor : or ; crown; choice to faucv SEEDED r.
dsc; seedless. 596e. London layers 81 90 .S0
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Cheesc-Sready, unchanged.
Eggs-FTm, unchanged
rhfr.gn Dairv Prod,.. -,

CHICAGO. Sept. -Bntter-Stesd- .
cries. 24M2Sc: dairies 23a27c O'eani-
Steady, at mark cases incln<to4 4o,s =.
Las nrsts BE; prime hrsts. 25c Receints
chsese-steady. Daisies. 15k9l5se: tws,..
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Sept 29.-Cash quotations were
follows: Flour. steady; No rye, 741ac;
feed or mixing barley, 55d64c fair to choice
mailing 616lI0c; fax seed No l southwestern,
1922: No. northwestern. 81. 45; timothy seed,
7@9: clover $S@14.75; mess pork per barrel,
s1S.35diS 60; lard. per 100 pounds. $12.721a
short ribs, sides 1oose). s10.75611.50; short
clear sides (boxedl, s12.75013.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total elearances of wheat and. -four were equal
to II 0Co bushels. Primary receipts were 1,151.
600 bushels. compared with 1907 coo bushels the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated re-
cepts for tomorrow: Wheat. 60 cars; corn, 232
cars: oats. 134 cars hogs 13. 900 head.
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Deciduou. ana Citr,. E,,,.

Changes in quotations. yesterday were nunner-
with considerable poor stock pressinsD ON ths
market Supplies of table grapes continued large
and the market was unable to absorb them. OF
ferings of melons were liberal
Strawberries So. 50d5 per chest
Raspberres-S4G6 per chest.
Huekleberries-3n7 per 10.
Cranberries.Coos bay. s304 per box; Cape
Cod. SO per bbl.
Apples tper box)-Fancy red, s1a1. .25: COM
mon to choice. 40c6S1
Pears-Bartietts. nominal; other varieties, 50
a Toe per box. -
Quinces-75e6S1 per box.
Peaches-Smal boxes 50G6Oc; large boxes.
J0Q 75c: carriers. 4006Oc.
Piums and prunes-50465e per crate.
nominal '
Pomegranstes- 75c per box.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 40676Oc per box- can
taloupes. S2@2 % per crate; watermelons T5c6a
81 % per Dozen
Grapes-Crates. 75c@si for Isabella and 4oa
large boxes. muscat. J0@sSJc: tokay. 506fSJc.
seedless. 60ds5c; black. 35@5Oc; wine grapes
$9M15 per ton.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-valencia oranges.
IS. 1894 for fancy, s3G350 for choice and 81 80
az for standard; grapefruit. s393-5O for seed
less and s1g1 so for common; lemons. s5d5-5o
for fancy, S3.5004-50 for choice and 81. 5003
for standard; Mexican lines $65OG7
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75cGS1-75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. $263 for Central
American; plneapples s1-5o@2.50 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey
Fruits-Evaporated apples, 7@71c; fancy. Sc:
apricots. 114 13c; fancy Moorparks. 13ha14c;
51ae to growers with lle premium for sos q ana II
Nc premium for 4Os; figs. Al for blaek
and 5q61ac for white; pears. IA 0i2c
saso crown. SEP sasers Crown eigSfsT q crown
$1.25; crown, s15; seeded 5H G6Xc For
choice and 6lac for fancy; Thompson's seedless,
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Col So r&axt aus IS Union Pacie, IS 100
Del & Ilud cv As 9s1S DO ev Is in25k
Den & Rio G Is 90 DO 1st & ref Is OF
DO ret os ---.- 81 = l. ) Rubber IS l03
Dlsullers . 72l2 L S Steel 2d 5s l04
Erie prior lien Is S4a{iVa Car Chem IS 100
10 gen Is as. Wabash 1st as. los
DO 4s, ser A Il I'd Do ist & ext As 64zs
Do cv *, ser b 67i1 Western Md As so
zen EJECT cV Is. lis Nesting FL cv IS. 81 4
III Cen lst ref Is 9Sj4 Wis Central Is. 90
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DULLNESS RULES
IN WALL Street
Reading Falls From Excessive
Prominence and ListIesSnesS
Pervades Stock Market
Rise in Call Money Rate In
dicates a Lessening of
LOanabIe Money
Nerr York sfock List

E. F. Hutton & Co. $50 California street,
members Of TIE New York stock exchange. fur
uisn the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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RUTTrP DEP pOT-vD

Cheese California fancy fats, Ice per 10.
steady; do lrsts, 1413c. steady; do seconds
l212c. steady fancy Young Americas, I7c firm
do hrsts, 1543c; Oregon fats, 1870, firm: Cali.
fornia storage fats, 15c. steady
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases in
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New York Curb stocks
Boston Copper Sfocks

BOSTON, Sept. 29-E F. Hutton & Co :
Wire says: The copper market continues very
hrm. with traders inclined to purchase on anv
Snght decline General sentiment prevails for
higher prices and Interests usually active in
copper shares show inclination to work for
an upward movement. Total exports of conner
metal since September ! were 2S $50 tons
he following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton x Co, 490 California street, San Francisco:
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sss,7oO--totaI shares sold.
New York Bonds

ref 2s reg. zoos. Int Met AIS SIX
DO coupon -. lgoS Int Mer Mar 41ss e5x
Do SIS reg l0l% Japan IS -. S9iS
do coupon ..-.l0i2t Do as - 947E
Do IS Hay Kan CITY So Ist IS 73
DO coupon .---1l5 II. Shor deb = 1921 ~
Allis-ChaI lst IS. 77i4 y. & y unified Is oSls
amer scricul 81. 1ol = NJ k a Tex 1st - aSi
Amer TAT cv Is. .l03as Do gen 4tss S65.
Amer Tobacco 4s- So52 No Pacific is.-. a.
Do 6s 1914 Do IS ctfs.. 92i5
Armour 4ias -. 93 \ r Of Mex 4tzs. 9sI
Atch gen As -. 49, \ & gen 3Ls Sa
Do cF Is ....-.l05 DO deb As -. 81
30 cv IS ..-.. -iOSl4 Nl.AH& II cv 6s. lbs
Allan L LIST Is. sc Nor & " 1st coa4s 90
Bait & Ohio IS. 39Ss DO cr As ~ 99isi
Do 314s ...--.. 92Ss Nor Pacific IS. IoI i
10 , o-2s, 5r.2l DO IS --..-.--- rs
Brooklyn TR CT As S3zs 10 ) Line rfdg Is o3ss
Central OF Ca -. I06is Pa cv 3Iss 1915 96se
Cent Leather 5s.. % = Pa con As . I02 Z
err Of NJ rn rs. l24 Reading gen IS %
rbes & Ohio AIS. I02 ST I. q : r fg As SOL.
DO ret 5s s5Si Do gen IS ..... 81
CEi Alton iss. II st l. 5 " con As &c
L, & Z joint As 81 Do Ist gold IS al x
D. gen 4s .-..- 81 4 iSeaboard A l. Is eqiS.
CHA ScP gn 31as aSL So Pacific col s. a21z
c. RIA rsc col IS T5I< DO cy Is OK
10 retdg SIS 9g5al DO lst ref As. 945s
tcio indus 9s.--- IS So Railway 5s..- l07a z
S.sis Midland IS. 7U5<i DO gen As u q
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Provisions
Cottolene-One half bbl 132Sc: 8 half hbls.
| 1SAc; L tierce, 1S1sc; tierces. 13c; tisrces.
12kc per lb
quotes as follows: Hams. 1914 a zoe; picnic
hams. 14He: California hams. 19c; fancy bacon.
TO lbs, So1ze; to 10 lbs: 27c' 10 TO II lbs.
10 lbs pc; 10 to II lbs 22c; medium bacon.
Ice; light medium bacon Ice.
Lard-Terces 15c. sos 10 &c, los 154c, %
151sc. SIS 16c; compound lard. tferces 12c, 50s
l2Ac. los 12&e, 5s 127se SIS 1Sc; yellow cook
ing oil; sec per gal; white cooking oil, Ssc per
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. In
! spected by the government, are 81 Der bbl high
/ er Extra family beef, SIS per bbl; family beef.
| SIS per bbl; extra mess beef, SIS per boi;
smoked beef. 2115c per ID.
p prime Dp iU sss barrels 1g sz css for
half bbs, 81. 40 for 25 b kegs and s1-S5 for kits
Meat Market
| Live cattle are fraction higher and live
sheep fraction lower Live hogs hare ad-
Dressed beef is firm and pork is higher. Mut-
'0H : 1A' DRESSED MEATS
slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
Beef So ace per lb for steers. s@s15e for
YeaI-1O@io15c for large and 10lsc for small.
Mutton-Wethers, 91a@10c; ewes, sgs14c
per ID.
Dressed pork lper lb)--131s Q14c for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
No. / fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive. sac
per lb under 300 lbs &C. second quality, all
weights, 4ac; thin, undesirable steers, 3Si
@4Ac.
No 1 cows and heifers 4Ac; second quail
ity. 4c common thin. undesirable cows, 3G13 1lc.
Desirable bulls and stays. IA 421ac; half fat
or thin bulls, III G2c.
Lightweight. per Ih. 5z 96c; medium.
5A d5I5c: heavy. 4@4%c.
Sheep-Desirable wethers, AZ @41sc; ewes, 4
@4Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-Unshorn lambs, 6Q6Ac.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
TO 140 lbs, 9Ac; 40 to $50 lbs 91ae; ESQ to $50
lbs, 914c; common undesirable hogs, 6QTc.
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Horses and nIuIe.

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
HORSES
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Chicago DIsco,,nt p..
Bank of EngIand R,te

&c discount. Aoi
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Boston Curb Stocks

Bid. ask Bid. Ask.
AZ Mieh. ~ - Ely Witch.... 10 j.
Ahmeek ....1 49, 100 Inspiration 7a III
Bohemia AZ Live Oak 1s =
Boston Ely. L 1-l6 Ils Majestic 10 n
Calaveras -. 105s 1Oa, Mason Val o az
Cactus ...... ] / 1-16fNev Douglas ~ >
Chief Cons. 1ss p Ohio I Is6 II 10
C0Tbn ...... 514 oneco 5IL o.
1lhno ls1s lS% Raw Coalition G
Davis DAILY. , l-16Sup & Globe 10 oo
Eagle & r 40 s. South Lake ~ 7M
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London CIosing stocI,.


The rate OF discount in the open market for
snort hlls Is 33aM3& per cent and for three
months lills Sss d3A per cent
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LOCAL MARKETS
Provisions

WASHINtTION
Flour, or skis. e.072l Wheat ctls 49,. Sis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Most Unique Performance
in Theatrical Histo,

When the first curtain was drawn up
on The Fourth Estate" at tho Slude-
baker theater, Chicago, Tuesday morning.
April Il. at 2:i5 o'clock. fifteen hundred
newspaper men unlimbered the arms that
had ooen operating linOtypes. lifting cuts
writing stories and scare heads operat-
ing presses and tying bundles. and thun-
dered to tho morning air, round after
round OF applause the like Of which has
probably never been heard In any theater
INC enthusiasm was at high pitch be-
cause It came from tho heart. ard when
The heart OF the newspaper man Is
Warmed there isn't anything quite so
big this side Edcn's gates. The affair
was distinctly OF the pressroom. and
printers Ink scented the air.
Ihe occasion was the celebration OF the
one hundred and hftlcth consecutive per-
tormance In Chicago of the most success
iul OF all newspaper plays. THE Fourth
Estate, and every spectator was IL news
paper worker. Managing and city editors
OF the Chicago dailies planned the unusu-
Al performance at so strange an hour in
order that the press people might see a
performance Of this play, 80 peculiarly
interesting and close to their own lives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
What Salt Lakers Will Have Prevo~
Thom This Week in the Wan
of Amusements.

love upon older hearts and n
Merry Widow Takes Anotbnnri ,niqo q
which is n companion piece -
ing the Merry Widow ~ 20
~ humorous comedy prodno,;eN eN y
in this city recently. ''o1
It is n fact that j. M h.
never seen Maude Adams H. "a
his plays. The only time a. any
saw her on the stage at all u0 ma
came TO tins country fourteen
and that was an accident y
Charles Frohman puts H. =
Barrie came to return TO NJ
the check the manager had AL
an advance payment for thc' '. d
tion Of 1.-The Little Minissaa !,
Scotch author did moi th;nIl'
could do the work. Mr.. TToha
busy Barrie was asked To stan
Empire theater and sec a h;t
formance Of Rosemary, . MI; ~
Drew was then giving. Thu
woman OF the COMPANY ,r no
Adams, Barrie sat the mass mas
out, saw IN Miss Adams an ac.1 H
could play Lady Babbie and I
that he would take a Htru J,
dramatization If she would
1t. Barrie was then a poor nl
plays written for Miss Adnss
since made him rich.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Matters Of Interest
About the Thea

Herbert Kelcey made his debut 4
American stage. September 0, id
w Mallaeks theater, New York, in z.
Mrs. Henry Woods novel
Lynne" had its first stage presenl
on December 9, 1852. at Nibo'a'
den. New York.
Leah. the Forsaken." which b
acaptatlon from Mosenthals "Debo
was seen Tor the first time In e
on January 10, 1863. at Niblo's "a
New York. Leah being played by
! Bateman
Samuel Lover. the Irish novelist.
his appearance on the stage In An
AT the old Broadway theater. New
! December 2S. 1878. In The EmiEI
! Dream. or the Land OF Promise.
| Lover In return for Americas n
cent contribution TO ireland In hsr
treSs. took this means OF showin1
gratitude for what had been done n
native land.
a dramaiizatlon OF Dickens's I
Dombey and Son." was given at
lack theater. New York. July !,
w. j, Florence playing Captain
and Mrs. Florence playing Susan
per.
Robertson's comedy. Society" ha
first American produc tlon at wal!
theater. New York, February 22. u
caste Robertson's S great play.
given for the first time In AIneric
Auguest 8. 1867, at the Broadway
ater. The cast included w. J. Flor
Mrs. G. IT, Gilbert, Mrs. Chanfrau.
Around the World sn Eighty .
was produced by the Iliralfy bro
ut Nlblo's Garden. New York, on
!. 1855. Robert Blossoms father. O
X. Edeson, played Passepartout.
Sardou's famous play. 'Theo1
mad Its first presentation In Anlsnc
September Is. 1856. at Niblos G1
New York. Theodore being playe'
Lillian Olcott.
Nicholas Nickleby," dramatIzed
Dickens's famous novel, had iu
1872. at the National thcater. New
,"rimon of Athens" ShakeSp1
nlaY. adapted 20 the stage by n
Bannistcr, was played for the iirst
IN Now York. April s. 1889. az the y
in theater.
Fra Diavolo" was produced at ~
els Olympic theater, New York.
aTy 4. 1913.
The first entertainment ever give
America along the lines OF the ~
moving picture shows was preseni"
New York in the winter of 1sis
nature OF panorama, representing
on Broadway from the Battery 70
church
When Charles Dickens visitsd
country he attended performa1
Boz In America" at Mitchelrs o
theater, Horncastle appeared as
The opera. "Lalla Rookh," VI
luced at the Grand Opera holis<
York, March Is. 1872.
The Grand Opera house in Ndu
Was first dedicated to public
pike's Opera house II WAS er9e,
samuel n. Pike OF Cincinnati.
WIS opened to the public on Janu,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

and captivating quality OF her appear
ance, Miss Winter is bubbliug over with
talent. In addition to her newest song
successes she will introduce her very
novel .ventriloquial feature.
Felix and Barry, n duo of ponular
vaudeville artists. George Felix and
Lydia Barry, assisted by Miss Barry IS
sisters, Emily and Clara, will present a
farce. 'The Boy Next Door, which
Mr.. Felix describes rs ga little bit of
foohSslhiness, and that is Just what it
IS There is nothing serious about IL.
lt has been seen hero before. and upon
Jh4t occasion made great success.
Earle reynolds and Nellie Donegan,
Stage Dancers on Rollers - will present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

past, there is to be no dropping down
IN the standard, rather the aim is to
make it better week by week, and the
bill which will be offered for the week
commencing next Thursday matinee is
promised as one of the best that has
yet been offered Three of The acts
are said to be in the headline class,
something unusual for vaudeville
house to offer on one programme, while
another Of the acts is in the near
headline class,
The first feature of the ncw bill will
be 'The Phantastic Phantoms,n a
girlish novelty in black and white. This
act has created sensation in every
city IN which it has been offered dur"
ing the present season The company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

Regular motion picture theater pat
Tons have seen so many wonderful nov
elites that IT might appear little bit
egotlstical to say that a subject better
than anything before attempted in this
line is being featured at tho Isis the
eter during the present week. This sub
lect IS called, CLEO Scooters on Lake
Ronkonkoma, - and III this film the
spectator is treated TO vitw OF Mr.
Nat Roe's famous motor scooter,
boat invented within the last year and
which is capable, it is said, Of making
I20 miles per hour under favorable con,
ditions In this programme is also in
cluded one Of the Vitagraph company's
famous life portrayals entitled, "The
Call of the Heart which is a swectly
touching story Of child influence in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

Morning paper men seldom bave
10 flslt tho theater, and willie fba
was, primarily. to give them an
tunity OF watching the nlay. inter.
came so general that all emnior.
Cllcaro papers, as well as thoss cc
ed WITH many out of-town m,hIi1
were invited TO attend.
The Chicago Examiner was rsnr-
ny "gl men: the Record Herald h
the lnter-Ocean by ESQ. the Trihn
IVV' inc Post by 10: the American1
the Journal by no: and the Stast.
ung by 40. More than a hundrcd
paper workers from out OF town ~
boxes. \ speech OF thanks was ms
representative OF the guests. ths'
Ter orchestra played a new rnarrh'
Gated TO the men of the presa1
when tho play was Finished. ar 61
audience fled out Into tho earj--
and the most unusual performs ~.
Ichronicled became part OF ths,
history.
The Fourth Estate" also hr.,
records for long runs In Chicago +
fractions Of the first class. that n
charging So for main floor seats n
lhe former record holder with the a
laper Mems Matinee" Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

That the motion pictures showing
Colonel Roosevelt in Africa. together
with many Of the wild animals Of that
country In their native haunts. will
prove to be the greatest and mos in.
teresting moving picture ever shown.
iis the belief of the manager Of every
house In the United States and Europe
which uses moving pictures. That there
mas been greater demand for this
picture than has ever been made for n
picture before, there is no question
From the time that the former presi.
ueh' s"'%r"" '-"st Afr'"a, until his ar.
rival in Egypt. there has been n nnn,.
bcr of men who have been highly in.
terested in the trip. They were the
men that had put up the money to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

is composed Of five decidedly good-lool-
ing and shapely young women and three
men. Inc enIire act, at least as far as
scenery, costuming and accessories is
concerned, is in black and white, A
feature OF the act one that has won
the highest praise from press and pub
lie III other cities, is the sensational
gymnastic dancing done by Hilarion
and Rosaline Caballon.
If one-fourth of the advance notices
are taken and then discounted Mt least
% per cent real treat is IN store for
ne lovers of little dramatic sketches
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Green Book AIR,

The Green Book Album a.
packed with human interest a1s,j aot
short stories relating TO ever
able aspect Of the American o.
day The variety that This wss
valuable publication ia able unsq
tain, month after month. viii"
exclusively TO the theater is no e ie.
ing than interesting. The le1SIra
Teature OF the May Issue Ia
noVclization of Miss PATSY % ss
In which Miss Gertrude Ouin,.n
ring. Among the weIl-knor,,
who contribute 10 the numhcr -.
fac-simile autographs are Mis- 4
Ida Conquest, Norman Hacko,t
Warner and Henrietta Crosn,s
critical guild is represented bv a.
Pollock. Rennold Wolf, Georcs ~ IN
than, Walter Prichard Eaton an W
klauber all OF whom contrIbuta
In their best veins. DanIeI -
writes OF the new homo OF iho .srn
profession. An article By I,ois wn'1 smc
on Getting the Circus Ready q ns y
ly interest and Horatlo l.. J<in,see "
~ paper on The Footllshts os ~
no less up to the moment. In y,,es~ -
r Roosevelt's recent Egyptian erns
Altogether one Is inclined to call ~
issue OF the Green Book Album nv;
best yet. w
Tribune Want Ads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

in the Offering of Carlyle Moore. Eth
elyn Palmer and company in "Disil.
msioncd.f Critics Of other cities have
declared that the moral taught in this
little play is better than most sermons.
Another feature of the new bill is
promised IN the first appearance in this
city of Les Tbeodors. This team is
composed OF man and woman. whose
work on flying rings aud trapcze, run
ming through the entire gamnt Of tents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

The new bill mt tho Casino beginning
Monday afternoon, is promised TO be
Of unusual excellence. There are three
headline vaudeville acts, headed by Mil
Ter and Dalr, who present fifteen min
utes of real mirth and melody; Jack
Dresdner styled tho "Pockct Edition
Comedian. is a star in his special line:
the kawanec Japs present a novelty
juggling and balancing act. This act
IS sensational and equal to anything
IN that limo presented in vaudeville
The pictures arc Of high order. The
industrial subject, ''King Cotton, -
showing the cotton industry in all its
phases, should prove very interesting
The Forager,' regular war drama,
depicting Incidents connected with the
Civil war, and four immensely funny
pictures Will conclude more than
pleasing entertainment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK.

!. ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK.
= Comedy.
= COLONIAL THEATER-"TI Last
: Dollar" with David Higgins. All
! tho week, beginning tonight. Mat
! fnees Wednesday and Saturday
= Drama.
! GRAND THEATER-'Iost Para
T disc" with Theodore Lorch and
: players. All the week. beginning
!. tonight. Matlnecs Wednesday and
: BUNGALOW THEATER-"E
: aida" with Blanche Douglas and
: tonight. An the week, beginning
: players. All the week, beginning
: Saturday,
Vaudeville.
: ORPHEUM THEA ATER-AdyanceG
: vaudeville. All the week. Matt
nees daily.
MISSION TIIEATER-Imperial vau-
: dcville. All the week. Matinces
daily.
CASINO - Fishers vaudeville. All
the week. Matinces daily.
Motion Pictures.
SIIIBERT. LUNA. ISIS, ELITE
TflEATERS - Motion pictures,
continuous performance. afternoon
and evening.