The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-27
CAPACITY AUDIENCE
G2EETS ELks' SHOW
Spasmodic Booster Publication
Plays Big Part in Success
of Performance.
SneciaI To The Tribune.


OGDEN, Jan. 26.-Tho Elks' Booster
is the name of spasmodic publication
issued by the I1lks OF this town for IN the
OF s9os@g o the their eaf e
fort OF tho Elks this year was given ms nI.;
evening to an audience that completely
out over the sidewalk. This goes TO
prove that the Eks Booster accom-
plishcs that which II undertakes TO 40, %
Friday night the performance viii be
that the attendance will be equally large,
1.-THE College Pennant' is the name oil
well carried out By the members Of the
cast, all Ogden persons The chorus work
was excellent and most OF the songs were
repeatedly encored.
newspaper. Its editions are supervised
by Judge ], a. Howell, who appears In
the catalogue OF editors as "lditor-in. !.
Chief as Justifiable Attitude Howell"
Judge Howell: in his position as editor,
in-chief OF the Booster, proves beyond
question that Judge can be something I'm,
bright and snappy humor. The stunts.
are, some OF them ferocious in their
laugh provoking surprises. The Booster
train robbers who held up the Overland
Limited. The story, In the Booster is
engaged the attention Of Ogden folks
ever since the daring robbery The &C
count of the great capture by Booster
seTths Is type Of the he. matter sorS Of the
landing OF the bandits reads:
THE sleuths Of this One and Only
Newspaper have, on their own nook os,,: an3 10
the would-be detectives around here.
captured the men who held up the Over
land Limited.
For this capture we have received
the reward of $4,000 offered by the rail-
road company and the 5000 offered by
the state. But we don't need the money
So we have decided TO make an un-
paralcled offer TO our subscribers and
give IL as a prize in a contest that skins
Bill Glasmann's Dolly Dimples' fiasco
I'VE have made arrangements with
the stick-ups 10 appear at various pub
lie places in Ogden during the next few
days. and we Will give the reward 10 the
person who viii be able TO discover them.
In case only one is identified. we will
divide the reward In two and donate
them in purchasing new site for their
building
The lucky. person identifying the
holdups must have O. COPY of this paper
in one hand, receipt for a years sub
scrlption 10 the Booster in his mouth.
and must with the other hand thrust In
automatic forty-five, repeating this
phrase: You are the mysterious holdups
that the police cant catch. and l know
''The holdups made their first appear
ance yesterday in front OF the Arlington,
the tall one disguised In suit OF clothes
purchased at Fred Nyes and wearing a
toggery red neckte. the short ones
Identity shielded by an overcoat pur-
chased at Rosenbluth & Oppman's, and
sporting a pink carnation In his button
hole. The tall ono carried a Winchester
rifle and the short one an automatic
shotgun. but neither the police nor any
Of the citizens OF Ogden were able to
IDENTIFY them
IF not identified in the meantime at
the various public places at which they
will appear. they will make their ap-
pearance on January. 2s and 81 at the
Orpheum theater at tho ElSs show The
tall one will carry a hot-water bottle,
and the other will be weighed down by
q patriotic address written by C. A.
Boyd.
THE management had some difficulty
In determining upon the appropriate
place in the house to seat them. but
finally decided on Dave Eccles's box
Fred Massas Venus de Milo and COM
mittee OF the Betterment league will be
seated with them. Any person in the
audience picking out the holdups from
this aggregation will be entitled to the
reward"