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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-20
ADJUSTMENTS

The box office of the Orpheum theater
VIII be opened this morning at 10 O'Clock
for the vaudeville season of 191l-12,
which starts with SUNDAYS matinee.
Manager Sutton announces that those de-
string to secure favor!te seats for any
designated matinee or night for the sea-
son can secure them by leaving their
names at the box office. The seats win
be held for them until one hour prior TO
the reaising of the curtain.
Electric fans have been installed In
the theater, which has been in the hands
OF the painters and decorators for ten
daYs past, Daylight motion pictures will
be new feature. while Director Willard
Weihe OF the concert orchestra an
nounces the ACQUISITION OF Professor j.
j. Mcclellan and Willard Flashman maxi
stitution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-20

Added interest to the event arises from
the fact that ]. Mcneil. the fast Pacific
a match race. 10 be pulled off probably a
week later, Mcneil says he wants an
opportunity TO show what he can do with
track etc. under which he rode the
match with Whittier last Thursday night.
Aside from the two big match events,
other first class motorcycle races on the
programme tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-20
Don't Drift
Strike
For Yourself

The man who takes the AFFAIRS
OF life just as they come and never
tries TO strike out for himself is
lacking in ambition and Is merely
drifting,
There is tide In the affairs
OF men
Which, taken at the flood, loaas
on TO fortune"
Today Is tomorrow's yesterday
and the things that you put OFF
may never come TO you again.
fou can nave $1,000 by deposit
ing $500 moCIhly-six per cent
Interest guaranteed. a share in our
profits, free life in
surance. Write the A&FA
National Savings &
;. ..:.. ..:.. IA: q. 5...,'. : $. $. 6
Trust Co, II East NF1F~
South Temple st.
for details. MNNHM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-20

mot tested.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

oisies ON, at ban pfenoer os" fem
oes peo os og oil o9re hos os,
page oper os iom por Sproe. noor
lllpen trler; itortes Dos BAN til at
.felge BAN" meo ct Ipoiet % eloo
6ierte pon De @eie, boor ban ieIu
oe0 i'm aan6 fsrer an.
Men Dor 5reIier bar ioo oeiaa
boer SsnOne ! Oroet noeet at
ipsrge os ON. Oe oct e9loer for
en6per at tGnfe ueie 90 oIoorIiet
ober Sooret. I'll ioore mango
tiger ban: 9por IPnge boIoer 0u
min SipI / 6orpentning, boor Ien.
&c ifnl ieo pente paa Big, inoen on
rigtig iIutter big til min 9ioro og
Tor Gloor tager imo6 Sen 9oooe.
5reo, 9pffe, iom ie9 bor til big
fra min 6aber? gGer inoen on, iom
manife Ienee bar bert til Sioroen,
men til oenne Dag bog mere bar
Ieoet for big ieIo oe Dit eeet emo
FOR nit Rige. ger aloor al at pile
ielae mig iooleoeS, at sit belle 9ip
fommer til of oi6ne ON sin 9ro %
Din a~prIigbe6?
6oer Senooa itoI oGre os en-
pSn6uieIies Set, en- Tao. poa
bpiIfen ri fornoer port IorboIo til
Serren. in6erIigere inopier os til
at Ieoe / Goeten meo BAN % ofrer
/ Semplet port Sierte iii Dor OBJ
Itanore 5reIier.
Soa Ter ri / @interen Der meo
afo6 Soroentnine frem MOB BEN
eoi1e CONNER, nnnr ri / BET BIN.
meIife SeruiaIem ifaI omrinee Dor
TrrIier ser. boor ri oIti6 er | Sem.
pIet; fiji aSempIet er Serren. Cub
Sen nImpgtige. % 9ommet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

| mango Anr, ioo meeet, JON be
bno6e bnft iammen Den 9io. 2iot
efter liot par oct oonei Oh for BAN.
at ban eIifeoe ben6e. og bun bIeD
bam mere fpr, for boer @ona De
meotes. Snn iDntes npiter, al bun
bnooe Del ! oae De opbeite 5anter,
ban 6nooe tpnft. / oft oct beoite,
Der rsrte iig inherit / bans Si9I.
Dieo ingen anoen boo0e ban funnel
tnle iom meo benOe ON ale De 3d.
IcIier % 9onfer. iom far iGfte 80
i ct Wenneifebrpit.
San bnp0e toilet iaa iifert poo,
at bun iorito6 BAN. al ogino bun
mnatte fsle ION BAN. al Del. Der
par Dem imellem. u1t no9et nnoet
og mere END @enoifnb. - Oe mn -
MI Ion nIle bans lnffeIige 9remti6s.
orgmme fnuit for bans SOB. Sun
bar 10 blepen iorIopet meo en- anben,
meb en- ira ben6es Siemegn - en-
gnroomspen Dor oct nof = cen, Der
bop6e fenbt ben6e lpnge for BAN
-. San itstteoe Soneoet / Soon.
ben. og ioo % Itirreoe frem for fla.
Winoe pno Nin6e oroe forbi bans
Si9I Iige fra fsrite Song, be mso.
tes, 90 til mn z gftermio0ogs
bar ban fommen ben @ei, bbor be
lao ofte baube ennet iommen Sibe
ON SIDE. Oct pnr Ina ipert for
bom of fomme Der MI; bpert 3re,
bper 9uif pe6 @eien minoe6e ban
10 ON ben6e -
-. .!San bopoe toget gen oe So.
pir; ban inntes. ban montte Ifripe
ct gnr Orb til benoe MI, ifsnt bet
oifbe fable bom fao panIfeIiat.
9enge iab ban meO Bennen | Saon.
ben, meoens 1anferne freoIebe ON
benoe. Sg 9onferne bleo til gers
ire imaa Beers, Tom ban ffreo neb
paa gopiret:
Gag bisie gers fra en-, iom for big
fer,
iom snifer big Of 9tpets Sreb oe
0pffe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16
DC politiife isorbolb
Yemen.
Otter 8. Seper. : @eo 81. 9.
! str. 1gbI."

Sra aoen bar Nisiionqr SeDer
UNDER 20. Narts ~ifrepet ct meget
interesiant 9reo ON 6orboloene /
9emen, oct Sano, ban nu er peo
at bragg mo unOer Dor orabiife
Nisiion9rs Omraabe. III gIaos.
beniDn optages BOG fun 9ooeoino-
boloet, buortil fsies noeIe Reooe.
Ielier ira ct gren al 6. 4pril.
Sroet nNoboi" (Anisrer) an.
pen6es i9rlie ON Den Qerion, Der
eiter SsIams 9Rre fol iremitoa
! De ii6te 9ioer og iamIe ale Nll-
bammeoanere til en- nf9erenoe
Stamp moo be pantro. 6pem oct
ifaI pRre, oe bpornnar ban oil irem.
itan, uioes life; oerior bar Der gen.
mem belle Sslams 6iitorie mart
Der mart Der ppret 8erloner, iom
bar antneet oenne 8itel. 9e bar
iomlet fanotiife Gilb9ngere ON.
firing Jig, predict ben bellige arig
90 ior en- fortere eler IPnqere Sio
giuet europ9iife, i9rIig engelife,
trooper nof al beitille. Sen iioIte
Vea6oi fremito0 for nogle fna @ar
-
iioen ! SomnliIonoet, Iige oper
for os i airifa; ban efsiiterer emo
M; t6i oct lpffeoes life engIpn.
oerne at iao gugt meo BAN. men
ban er title nu, og bans Nagt
er bruot.
9erimoo er BET urigtigt, noor
man betegner llroligbeoerne / De.
men iom en- RabOibeo9gelie. Oper-
bopeoet CT oct life en- enfelt, men
to Mooiton0ere, 8Drterne bar. let
iuarer goot nof til De uroIi9e Cor
boI6 | gemen. Oct er eanife pitt,
Do De mango Sober iamt ben 9aono-
fuI6 ariitne, Der finoe5 Ser, er uoen
al poIitiif Snoflpoelie, en- fuI0it9n.
Dig m~ubnmmeoanif 9rouins. Wen
Der er oper 150 mubammeodnife
Sefter. Sg 5orboIoet meIIem be
itore Soueofoelinger, Sunniterne
og Scbiiterne, er ct inooant, at en-
Scbiit life oil brittle BET gano,
fom en- Sunnit.8 anobRrer brin-
ger.
Sfsnt Sunniterne er be talrig.
fte og banner ben melt fompofte
Masie, i6et Der er for6oloSpis
Iioen 5orffel melIem oeres Setter,
Der berptter b~inonoens Noifeer, ia
boloer JRnesban, boorimob De
idiitiife Ssmoeliter og 8oioiter
itaor iforpt ODER for binanoen, bar
8aioiterne bog eennem lnnge III
Der Dpret be mnetigfte. De er on
ogioa meget frieerife. Oct betrae.
tes iaaIebes iom en- Sfam for en-
pofien Rano, bois bans Hfffelfus-
lie Teller ct $6niene, opbnnet I 100
Goos afton6 fra BAN. 3 ODER 100
&or bar be berifet oper en- Del af
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

NV" VNs'At Wv "e"hihit liu ~. III
90. Maj.
Vegrnnoet pon ct meget itprft
aegnueir nor fun inn iii Ste6e Den
isrite Dag. 8nitor aiIoiig, Ste.
bets Breit, preoifeoe ior os ON
5ormiOOaeen. Wi6bne 6paesbe.
ipisning poo grorion 9sjifole. On
@ftermiOongen bar enonu ingen of
andre grpiter fommet til Ste6e. 90.
itor ailoiis opIGite Of Soiun iieroe
aapitel og gap en- life SnoIeoning,
booreiter Sroet gnoes irit, og ilere
uotoIte zig 6a ON Rsouenoigbeoen
Of at brine SsnoaesifoIe. 8e6
aftenms6et nor Batter Siortspong
og Wisiionpr Diren til Ste6e;
isritneunte talte oper Orb. 90, %:
gasb Sanobe6 Oe ieIe ben life"
Snn minosbe I S9r6eIesbe6 ON at
fsbe SnnobeO for enboer pris og
life ipI9e ben for nooen Pris. Ter.
efter toIte Risiion9r 0iren ON
Ssn0assifoIens 5orboIo til Ris.
%iioren. San p~oapegeOe, bpor ifsnt
% goot bet er, Of gsrnene er me6
til at orioe Wisiion, og fremfom
me6 fIere efsempIer pna, bpob
gsrns imna @aper bor uorettet,
bells peb, at De ielp bar Isnnet Mis.
iion9rer, ia bpeset Sfibe, Tom git
| &errens 9ieneite. 2srone 5ormib.
Dog bar 6egnen enonu life
opbsrt. On flyer maoife, bet por
bn febeIiet; fan faa bore; Der bsr.
tes bog insen alaee ODER bet. go.
flor &iortspong fe6eoe | gsn, oe
MI bar Baft. y. 90. 0iino fommen
Ssn6aeseobelnlo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

til Seniiet at 6ringe oct me Sptem
i girfiombeo. fif oI-9uni til Sono
for at itaa til 4nipor for line
Sonolinger og bolot BAN tiIboee
iont 6ange. Do tilme0 l%lnetprfer.
ne, ON emo biit ferit eiter nogIe
6orbanoIinger. afniite Smomens
gnife ON at bIipe anerfenot iqS.
Regent ! 9emenS 9ierglano, reiite
ban en- OpitonO moo Snrferne, oet,
te 5oIf, iom iIet life bsrer biem-
me / arnbien.
Get par BAN heller life ipert at
iptte ct Oprsr / Sang, oo Den In.
Oeritettelie, iom 3prferne, / Sig
beo meo @nalpnoernes 5remganqs.
mnnoe, bnooe poet pisie Stammer,
ior at De life ifuIoe gore ipGes Sag
meO Smamen, blep in0oroget Of
6en npe 8loerner, iom ion0t set
urimeligt, naar oct rige 9emen paa
Den Mna0e bIep ct meget toItbart
2ono Tor Iprfiet. San maotte fin.
Dc Jig / at bIipe b~eleiret / Cana.
Smamen boo0e oDerbopeoet iterf
6remeane Ell Si0. Dog. bette er
life an0et, emo bon6 Ser fer ueo et-
b0ert Oprsr moo 3prferne, Der fun
pleier at bare en- forboIospis lille
StDrfe / DC un0ertpungne 2onoe.
5orboIoet bar ganife foronoret iig,
"a 3Drferne fit iamIet en- iterre
Scr. Get elf life iom un0er Op.
itanoen for ca. 7 Anr ii0en. "a
oeiertereOe 8ropperne ira Sprien %
RnIeitina / tore Wpngoer % peg
reOe iio ue0 at fG9te moo araberne.
oeres 9loOfrpnoer; De iif oo beler
life Qenee, aIGoerne bang / 2aier
pnn aroppen, 6s0en mnotte De ifnfie
iig, iom Oe funOe beoit, og llgeois
mautte De I gfs. Ii9ge / 9ort~Soio.
fsr Der flnoe blioe NioIer til at
betnIe Seilooien aennem S%ue5fana-
len.
Get onrebe oerior 212 QGar. isr
trooper ira Sen balfonife SaIos
0empeoe Opitonoen. gu bar man
9enge not, ielo ON De er Iaant; Der
ienoes fun trooper ira oct europe
life 8Drfi; SoI6oterne er eel uorii.
ite6e % faor Oeres re9elmPsiige
Ssn. arn6erne, Der, bpoo Demens
9iitorie tiIitrPffeIie bier, operbo.
oe6et ioretreffer Sniemoro, Sn.
trigger 0, Ign. fremior mere bette.
mooig Serb, nouer iie ba heller life
/ oaben aomp moo Dem. Cana er
blepen unoint g. GpriD; Der err
fun ell itsrre gp imob Spo, 3ao,
iom en6nu er i Smonens Spn6er.
aI3guni Der / fin 9io iIpeteoe fra
Cana, bar benpenot Jig til Sprterne
Tor at fnn oibe, bpiIfe getineeIier
man filler Dam for at unoerfoite
iig. Get tan tpoe pao, at ban amer
Snamens Gag for tobt. Oe mart
fommer oginn 3uren til S6riiis
SilbPngere. Dog oil Der gao Ron.
neoer ben, inoen Der i9en er belt
roliee 6orbolo / gemen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16
9e fanbt binanben.
Gort9ain az

De boooe iaDnlig msbt binanoen
en- CONNER og en- 8inter - life
Iengere oe bog bar bet BAN,
iom ON be bapbe fenh binanoen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16
fSra SenoagsifoIemeoet

afbolbt for HOrtb 9afota areos'
Biflise Salubel i Srinitntis Nenig.
beos airfe ueo Senmnrc ira 26. til
90. Maj.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-05

pearSd. felt a real fool. and the
whole folly OF my action rushed In
upon me. ! had left my wife strand
ed in shop In Bond street. | had
lost my hat and my stick, and here
was in an almost deserted street,
standing outside door waiting with
orders from strange man to grab
the first person that came out of 1t.
In two seconds more | would have
left the place and gone TO the nearest
halter. wiser and chastened man.
But just at that moment a boy of
about fifteen came out Of the door.
My milkman must have left his spell
upon me, for | Immediately threw my
arms around him.
Lemme go, governorr he shouted.
I amt done muffin to your
HE struggled hard, and the more he
struggled the more | felt impelled to
hold him. And then suddenly, as IL
by magic. two policemen appeared on
the scene and seized my boy for me.
Ny milkman, wreathed in smiles. APP
peared in the doorway from which the
boy had just come, saying blithely and
quite respectfully:
you've done that very well, sir.
We've got the other two inside He
then added. IN just put my hands
over this young feller.'
Gle took Off the boys battered hat.
and out of the lining came a roll of
$50 in Bank of England notes. He
then went through the boys clothes
and produced out Of his socks pair Of
ruby and diamond earrings which, to
my establishment, saw were the very
gewgaws that my wife had taken with
her to have reset. The detective, for
my milkman was nothing less, then
pinched the boys ear and said:
Where's the lady's bagr
"Tn the yard. sir he answered sulk-
fly enough.
THE milkman retrieved It, and, sure
enough. 1t was my wife's bag.
But said to the detective. how
did you know that | was connected
with the lady who owns this bagT
Its our business to know few
things he said But If you hadn't
been game 70 run we should have lost
the lot We were only Just In time
I'VE left the boy and the two men
in the house in the custody of con-
stables and took cab back to Bond
street. and here the strangest part Of
the story comes in. We found my wife
still discussing her pearls with the
jeweler. quite unconscious Of the fact
that her bag was gone"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-05
cOLoRs AND VISION.
The Human Eye and the Mystery Of
Distinguishing Hues.

The Human Eye and the Mystery OF
Distinguishing Huss.
1t is a curious fact that while there
are seven colors in the rainbow--red,
orange. yellow. green. blue, indigo and
violet-only three OF them are primary
red, green and violet. That is to say,
these three appear to be simple colors,
while all the others may be produced
by various combinations of these three.
Red and green combine in certain pro-
portions to produce yellow. In diff
ferent proportion the two produce or
ange. Again, green and violet combine
TO produce blue. II is said all shades
Of color are merely different combina-
tions Of the three primaries.
In keeping with this fact some OF
the ablest writer's have held that there
are three nerves. and but three. in the
human eye-one to respond TO the color
red, another to green and yet another
to violet Other authorities present a
different explanation. In the eye Of the
frog in the act Of seeing there is Wis.
ible chemical action. There is chem
ical substance exuded or spread over
the retina or interior of the eye OF the
frog. called purpurine because of Its
purple color. Under the action Of light
this substance beaches white.
Many today believe that the human
eye has truly but single optic nerve,
for surgeons seem able to End but one.
They hold, however, that in our act of
seeing a chemical substance is exuded
or spread over this nerve and that this
substance has three different constitu-
ents. one element In It responding to
the color red, another to green and yet
another TO violet These latter authori.
ties dispense with the three special
optic nerves by providing our eyes
with a threefold chemical substance.
The act OF vision and its effect upon
the brain are one of life's great mys-
teries.-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-05
RACE FOR A THIEF
Wild Chase Through the Streets
In the Heart of London.
A DETECTIVES QUICK WORK.

The Police Officer Was Not Only
Rapid Himself, but Compelled an
Unsuspeetins 6ystander to Join In
the Mad Flight and Capture.
In defending the London police from
charges of incompetence a contributor
to Blackwood's Magazine narrates an
incident In which he figured few
years ago, when he accompanied his
wife to a Bond street jewelers., where
she went in to match some pearls and
have some gems reset, he awaiting
her on the street, where he smoked
his cigar He says:
II noticed three well dressed men
60 into the shop and several women,
when suddenly one Of the well dress
ed men came out through the glass
doors of the shop and pushed rapidly
past me as he turned up the street
At the same moment | was seized
violently by the arm by a milkman
who had been arranging his cans on
his handcart just In front of the shop.
"tQuick, GOVERNOR he shouted Aft
er him or we lose him! Look; he's pass
ed the bag to a pair
Nov, for the life Of me / cannot
tell you what impelled me. I'm not
the kind of man that you can picture
tearing up Bond street In the wake
80 arFt
was something in the grip that man
took Of my arm that impelled me. so
that | threw away my cigar and ran
after the man with the bag neck and
neck with the milkman, who exhorted
me to continue in my efforts by shout
ing:
Throw leg, governor! IL we
lose him we lose him foreverr
I'VE tore up Conduit street. / don't
know what the passersby thought, /
had no time to think of them. When
we reached Regent street our quarry
dlved into the traffic like frog into
mill race, We went in after him.
How | missed being knocked down
don't know. The mllkman took the
same risks We were across almost
as soon as the man and sped after
him. | don't know what streets we
doubled down. | know that at this
period it flashed across my mind that
/ was making a conspicuous ass of
myself. Here l was racing down the
slums of Soho at the bidding of
strange milkman. who never stopped
in his exhortations to me.
Keep it up and well get hinp
"our quarry doubled and tackled, but
we stuck TO him till just as we were
pacing down the very worst looking
street Of the lot he suddenly slipped
into a low house. of which the door
was open. My milkman never lost
second. He whispered hoarsely in my
ear:
Stop here. governor, and grab the |
FIRST person as comes ont of that |
house. no matter who he is! / know
the way behind
I'm fash he was gone. He had |
nipped down an alleyway and disap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-05
He Was Wiae.

"Now," said the intrepid explorer
after he had shown the guileless native
the inside workings of the brass watch
and had noted his naive wonder at the
mysteries of the mechanism, II will
let you have one Of these for tive
tusks; then you can be the envy Of the
whole tribe"
The native gentleman yawned II
traded a secondhand warclub for a
bushe of those things when was at
the worlds fair In st. Louis" said he,
"and there was not one of them that
ran for more than week. Got any
chewin' abouc your hesT-Indian.
apolis Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-05

To make baked beans soak one and
one-half plnts small white beans over
night in soft water. In the morning
drain and parboil, but not enough TO
crush the beans. Place in the bottom
OF bean pot several slices Of bacon
(salt or fresh pork. then put in about
half the beans, over which sprinkle
salt, heaping spoonful Of brown sug-
ar or New Orleans molasses, then more
slices of the bacon. Over this place
the rest of the beans, with the salt.
sugar or molasses and bacon on top.
Cover with soft water and bake at
least eight hours, though they are bet.
ter If baked all day. Add soft water
as needed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-05
An odd Habit Amono Roofs.

Among the odd habits of rocks is the
way that members of the same rock.
cry have of intermarrying generation
after generation. The males always
choose their wives from among their
near neighbors. and II one should be
SO bold as to bring home to his rock
cry a bride from a distance the other
rocks Will invariably refuse to receive
her and will force the pair to build
some way off. In the neighborhood Of
big rookeries outlying nests of this
kind may always be found.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-05
SCIENCE IN BUSINESS.
The Way the Task and Bonus System
Operates In a Factory.


Operates In Factory.
The task and bonus system was in
reduced by me in the bethlehem Steel
works in 1901 as means of affording
substantial justice to the employee,
while requiring him to conform to the
best interests Of his employer. says a
writer in tho Engineering Magazine.
The employee was not told In gen.
lral way Ito do better" but had a
definite standard set for him and was
shown how to reach that standard, for
which he was awarded compensation
n addition to his usual days pay.
The system may be described in
general way as follows: A card is
made out showing in detail the best
method we can devise of performing
each of the elementary operations on
any piece of work, specifying the
time needed for each Of these opera
lions as determined by experiments.
The sum of these times Is the total
time needed to- complete the piece of
work If man follows bis instruc
tons and accomplishes all the work
laid out for him as constituting his
proper task for the day he is paid a
definite bonus in addition TO his day
rate which he always gets. H. how
ever, at the end of the day he has
failed TO accomplish all the work laid
out he does not get his bonus. but
simply his day rate. As the time for
each detail operation is stated ON the
instruction card, the workman can con
tinually see whether he is earning
bonus or not. If he finds any opera
ton which he cannot do In the time
set he must at once report TO his
foreman. who must show him how 20
do It or report 10 the man who made
out the instruction card If the latter
has made an error he must make out |
a new instruction card, explaining the
proper method Of working and allow |
ing the proper time. If. however, the
instructor contends that the work can
be done In the time set he must show |
the workman how to do 1t.