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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

ID EFORE the week Is out at popular
II local theater IL may be necessary
for the management to go into the pub
fishing business. in more or less OF q
substantial way
Every mail that has reached William
J. Kelly at the Colonial since last sun
day night has brought that star from
FIVE TO ten requests that he print and
distribute as souvenirs OF his perform
ances this week In Augustus Thomas $
drama, THE Witching Hour" cards bear
ing the celebrated poem by Bret Harte,
"a Newport Legend" which figures so
prominently In portions OF the action OF
the Thomas play
So many Of Bret Harte's beliefs have
been incorporated in the story OF the
impressionable young southerner who kills
a companion because the latter forces
him TO look al n catseye stone. knowing
that the boy had deathly dread of the
gem. that Salt Lakers who admire the
poet and are Interested In the line of
thought which forms SO integral a part
OF the theme of 1.-The Witching Hour"
apparently want a remembrance OF both
the play and player at the Colonial.
Whipple, the young southerner, is In
the end saved from the death penalty
by mental telepathy and SO sptly has the
playwright handled the subject that The
sorbng and gripping plays Of it's nature
yet staged In this country, The pro-
ductlon at the Colonial is having a great
run this week and no act is more popu-
tVdn IHaI III "HlCH II. FIdlIh
as Justice Prentice recalls Hartes Won
derful poem. The verse OF IL he reads In
his lines is this:
And ever since then when the clock
strikes two,
She walks unbidden from room to room.
And the air is filled that she passes
through
With subtle. sad perfume
The delicate odor OF mignonette,
The ghost Of a dead and gone bouquet
Was all that told her story, yet
Could she think OF a sweeter way2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

and Edwin MaclSlyn as Frank Coray. the
son. all portray the characters admirably,
Francis LeMairc and Lawrence Vance
present n cYclonic skating sensation.
Especially we'll performed are the Tea =
lures OF fancy movements amid lighted
candles, and a series of dance movements
on blazing wheels.
Miss Cecile Weston and Miss Louise
Leon, who Introduce the latest song bits
on Broadway, are winsome girls and do
their act IA a manner that establishes
full claim TO the use OF that adjective
All Holt, n globe trotting mimic and
comedian. can produce any desired
sound, from animal noises To the blasts
OF various fog horns on the ocean, and
is q hit.
Barney Gilmore. in his first vaudeville
appearance. presents "A jolly Ramble
Thru Ireland" His monoloEue Is TEEN
ing with mirth OF the good old fash
ioned style. his singing is delightful, and
the views OF ireland ne explains are
interesting. Pathe's weekly Of current
events concludes programme OF eXcep-
tional merit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

Nellie Nichols. the singer Of lifting
songs at the Orpheum this week. has the
distinction Of being the thoughtful little
woman who started the movement where
by the blind in large cities are provided
with whistles, Today in Washington. D.
G. Pittsburg, Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
Providence, and other cities the sight
less pedestrians on the streets are pro-
vided with whistles. When they desire
to cross crowded thoroughfare they
give d couple OF blasts and the traffic
policeman comes TO the rescue and takes
them across the street.
This idea originated with this charm
ing little singer and has been approved
by number Of mayors OF different mu
inequalities. Other vaudeville artists
nave shamelessly stolen the idea during
the past few months, but Miss Nichols
is the simonpure blown-ln the bottle
originator
Incidentally. her songs 10 the contrary
notwiths standing. Miss Nichols is not a
Jewess. but pure -booded Greek woman.
who has taken the unassumng name for
her stage career There is not a half
sheet anywhere upon which YOU could
display my true name" she explains with
laugh.
Last night y p, Stathakos and wife
and other members OF the local Greek
colony gave box party in bcr honor
and later called at the Hotel Utah To-
day Miss Nichols promises to visit the
Greek coffee houses on the west side
and generally Join in the celebration over
the outcome OF the war with Turkey,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

No move has ever been made at the
Colonial that brought that house more
popularity among playGoers than the re-
duction OF prices TO all Thursday matt
moons performance Of "The WitchinE
Hour" very few seats remained unrc-
served at q late hour last night. and the
audience promises to be capacity house.
with Miss Dallas. his leading woman.
and Mr., Burke. Vivian and Taylor pre-
dominate In the action OF THE Wltching
Hour this week. and the performances
Colonial Next wcek's bill will be 1.-THE
Royal Box" Mr.. kelly's feature show.
The final performances OF Leah. the
Forsakcn.' will be given at the Rex
thcatcr this afternoon and evening. This
production Is unqlestionably the biggest
and most pretentious. In every psrticu-
lar. OF the numerous Imp dramas that
have been shown at the Rex since its
opening. Prices will remain as usual
Alatineas win be ; cents and evening 5
and 10 cents. The prodominating feature
for next SUNDAY, Monday and Tuesdays
bill viii be Her Masterpiece MIlano
drama In two reels, fact that makes IL
safe TO predict capacity business,
Mae Melville and Robert Higgins. who
are the big scream at the Orpheum this
week in an out Of the ordinary singing
and talking act called lust Married"
are apparently the posssssors OF that
indcscribable something that gets over
the footlishts and creates n lasting I'm
preston. This is the fourth time that
this clever pair have played Salt Lake.
and their act is going this week perhaps
stronger than ever. Their songs ars all
new. Incidentally, Miss Melville Will be
duced that erstwhiIe popular vaudeville
song. keep Your Foot on the Soft.
Soft Pedal" to the Salt Lake public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
SAYS HOSTILITY TO
FRATERNlTlES EBBS

President j. T. Eingsbury was the
speaker at the university chapel ycslcr-
dsy. DIR. KlngsburY has recently re-
turned from Washington. where ne at
tended tho National Association of state
Universities. lie discussed this convcn-
lion.
In regard TO fraternties In state uni
Vcrstties DIR. klngsbury said that the old
idea that such societies were 81 menace
10 the schools was dying out. The opln-
ing that there was possibility OF fra
ternites doing an Immense amount OF
good, provided the faculties get into close
touch with them. This. he said would
be the aim henceforth at Utah univer-
sity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Christmas Presents Free From Che Salt
Lake City Brewing Company

Mrs. Fred Burian of 2il East Third
South found lucky number in Il
metal cap from bottle OF American
Beauty Beer and received beautiful
$4,000 gold watch free.
Mr. w, w. Rogers Of los II street,
also found lucky number in metal
cap from bottle Of American Beauty
Beer and is now the proud possessor of
$500 gold watch.
Get the habit OF ordering either
American Beauty Beer or our Old Ger
man Lager-you may be the next lucky
winner. Phone IIyland II today for a
! case or order from your dealer.
Advertisement. }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
'aOOL ELECTION
7 LIVELY IN OGDEN
|Old Members and Three
New Men Chosen for
Board.

NJ 70 The Tribune.
dsbEN. Dec. 1.-The new board Of
Hon for the ogden City schools will
II OF two men who have served dur
ahe past four years and three new
Ners, according 10 the result OF the
|bn held throughout the FIVE mu-
uN wards of the city today. All OF
snd members were out for re-elec-
nth the exception OF NJ. 5. Brown
Who had represented the Fifth ward
Icted as president OF the board dur
She past four years. The complete
MI in the Ave wards was as fol-
l|st ward-Hyrum Pingree Oncum-
224; Q. j. Stilwell l3.
Ilpnd ward-w. II. Williams Gnoum-
30s. Mrs. Clayton Coolidge. 1l9.
. I'd ward-J. w. Lev edahl, fbl. .Afael
lQncumbent), PA.
nth wurd-George Glen, 40: DR.. {.
Iulter GncumbenD, 375.
th ward-Wade johnson. $50:
es Vcimer. 2S6.
election excited considerable in
! In four of the five wards, the total
being 2169. The vote four years
iGas 3065, but this was due TO an
'uaI contest in the Fourth ward
b 100 votes were polled The re-
ft0uay was uncNneCtcC, as IL Scefncu
nably certain before the votes were
ed that at least three Of the old
Voers would be re-clectod.
y. Coolidge. the only woman cand!-
made very poor showing in the
sd ward, considering her strong
aign. Mr.. Williams, her opponent,
ved more than double the vote re-
a by her supporters. o. J. Stilwell,
\ lent OF Mr.. Pingres I'm the First
b was ont Of the city and made no
~nign whatever for his election. Mr..
/, ne is slated for the presidency OF
,oard,
,tchool election was also held IN two
,,le five country districts Of Weber
~ today. The result was as fol-
'rond dIstrict-h. c. Christensen i'm
fenD of Hooper, 976; ]. 3, Hunter
deBf Weber, 151.
nth district-Joshua Homer OF Farr
y 216; Joseph Carver OF Plain City,
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Laboratory Device for City.
Special TO The Trlbnn o

special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec, AT n cost OF little
more than 5000, ARCHAEOLOGICAL ap-
psratus plant IL 90 he installed Tor the
use OF the city health officials. The de-
cislon WAS reached at the regular meet
ing Of the city commissioners this MORN
ing.
Engineer II, J. Craven submitted q re-
port In which he declared that the Og-
den Packing & Provision company was
placing distractions along the bank OF
the Weber river I'm such n manner that
the current was being turned against the
opposite bank and was destroying prop
erty The commissioners will investigate
the matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
TO HANDLE CHRISTMAS MAIL.
Postofflce Adopts System for Delivering
Parcels 10 Patrons.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 4-The system In
augursted by Assistant Postmaster Rufus
Garner last year for the delivery OF
Christmas packages TO patrons OF the
local postOfflCe proved so satisfactory
that il viii be employed again this year,
according 10 an announcement Just is
sued by Postmaster H. W. Shurtln The
parcels received for Ogden residents. but
only the smaller packages are delivered
by carriers.
When a aClIagc which must DC called
Tor is received at tho local office Il Is
provided with a number, the same num-
Der being also placed on the notification
card. When the patron calls at the office
with the card the clerks have less diff
Guilty finding the package and avoid mis-
takes by checking both the numbers and
The names.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
lIsPEcToR FILES COMPLAINT.
b Creamery Company Guilty OF
6eliina Short Weight Butter.
to The Tribune,

~ to The Tribune.
DEN. Dec. As result OF the in
alton made by the state and city
as few days ago. Sanitary Gnspec
i{eorgc Shorten has caused a com
= to be issued against the Jensen
nery company on the charge OF SELL
hort weight butter. II will be a city
!. With Inspector Shorten as the COM
Eng witness.
So alleged in the complaint that the
,tery company sold ten packages OF
rr 10 j. s. Carver & Co. on December
! that the cartons instead OF con-
,HS sixteen ounces OF butter con-
only slightly more than fifteen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Says He Lost Money.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. 4.-M II Harris was
arrested by Detectives Robert Burk and
Robert Chambers tonight and Is locked
in the city Jail on an open charge pend
ing the result Of search for his part
ner. It is said by the police that the
two men enticed 4. Martlnelly OF Black =
foot, Ida, into "A room at the Central
hotel and had relieved him OF $50 by
the dollar-maching game before The VIC
tim started trouble.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Compiling Now Map.

OGDEN. Dec. 4.-County Surveyor
Ralph Ccrlew has undertaken the task
OF compiling a new real estate map of
Weber county for the use of the county
assessor and recorder. As every parcel
OF land must conform with the abstract
of title, Surveyor Corlcw Will DC en-
gagged for the next three months on the
ia six.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Results at Murray.
Special to The Tribune.

SncclaI % TIC TrlbUnc.
MURRAY, Dec 4.-The school election
here TO-DAY resulted in the selection Of
L. G.. Miller. -. A. Mcmillan. Orson
Sanders. James Gilbert and Thomas
Warnock. Miller. Mcmillan and Sanders
were members OF the old board. The
votes were as follows. First ward, L. c..
Miller 116. Charles Anderson %; Second
ward. d. 4. Mcmillan I3S, John A. Jones
6l Third ward. James Gilbert 3S. New
ton Jones 80, Or. w VI. Rothwell 20;
Fourth ward Orson Sanders 81. T. J.
Sanders 20; Fifth ward, Thomas War
wick 10I, j. -. Rugg i5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Pleased With Conditions.

~ 10 TIC Tribune,
DEN. Dec. 4.-For tho FIRST iin,c
his appointment to the office. As
4 General Mana ger w. r. MADDOX,
Utah Light & Railway conpany
!een inspecting the company's pron,
'lhere aud Ogden In general for The
ywo days, Mr.. Maddox has been o
mt OF Los Angeles for the past sew
Fears. being engaged In electrical
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Jenkins Sent to Jail.
Special TO The Tribune.

'SUVUIaI 10 IN' ITIUWNt.
OGDEN Dec. Al A. Jenkins who
yesterday on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. was sem
fenced 20 forty-flve days in the city jail
by the municipal judge this morning. In
court this morning Jenkins said that his
mother. who resides in Salt Lake. was
to have deposited 5000 to his credit at
the bank. this amount being his share
OF the proceeds from the sale Of property
In Zion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Sue for $4,000 Damages.
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeClaI 70 Tic TrIDune.
OGDEN, Dec. i--In suit filed in the
district court today. the widow and four
minor children OF the late Niels Bros
from, who suffered fatal injuries while
working on the Blacksmith Fork canyon
power plant near Logan. are seeking to
recover $4,000 damages as a result Of
the accident. The defendants are the
Lynch Cannon Engineering company.
contractors in charge OF the work. and
the Blacksmith Fork Light & Power
company. composed largely Of local capi-
talSts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Try Condemnation SUIT.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec IA cond emuation pro-
ceedlng Of Ogden City against Charles r
and Frank y. McGregor, to obtain Legal
possession OF certain land required fol
the opening of Twenty-uiUth street east
OF Washington avenue. was taken up he
fore Judge ]. a Howell and jury In
the district court today. Through ar
agreement with the owners. the city has
already extended the street across the
property, but there has been no arrange
nent regarding the price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Ben Hur'' Popular.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Dec f.-Accordlng to the
inquiries received by Manager Joseph
Goss, OF the Orpheum the9ter, the pro-
duction of Ben Hur" in this city on
December 16 and II will attract theater
patrons from points as far north as Lo-
gan, The Salt Lake & ogden Railway
company has announced special rates for
the event and the Ogden Rapid Transit
theater trains over the Brigham City
line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Moro Greeks En- Route.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Dec. Another party of Utah
Greeks joined delegation of forty which
passed through the city last night en-
route to New York, where they will take
passage for their native land The war.
riors were travelling IN a special car over
the Hartman lines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

Swellings Of the flesh caused by In
flammation. cold fractures of the bone,
toothache, neuralgia or rheumatism can
be relieved by applying BALLARD s
SNOW LINIMENT 1t should he well
rubbed in over the part effected. It's
great healing and penetrating power
eases the pain. reduces swelling and re-
stores natural conditions. Price 25c,
SOC and $l.0O per bottle. Sold by
Schramm-J ohnson Drugs, ) good stores.
thdvcrtiacmonOl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
Trip Is Postponed

SpociaI 60 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. z,-The intended visit
of IL San Francisco man TO Ogden was
defeated yesterday when picipockets, ac-
cordtng to a Frisco paper. robbed Theo-
dorc Schonsenbach or a wallet contain
Ing $40 and railroad ticket 10 this city,
Schonsenbach had planned 10 leave the
coast city for Ogden today,
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Rob Dentists Offices.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 4.-DentsI gold OF the
value OF nearly 5000 was stolen last night
from the office OF Dr. T. NJ. Felshaw,
2S43 Washington avenue. The office OF
DR.. d. n. White. at 2AG5 Washington
avenue. was entered during the noon
hour little more than a week ago. The
robbers got about $50 worth of dental
gold and n gold medal valued at SO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05
akYS CONDITIONS ARE WORSE.
Elder superintendent Thinks Hitter
8 scy One of Causes.

\ 81 5cy One OF Cduses'
Eeocl III 10 The Tribune.
FL DEN, Dec. 4.--In an address before
ate fudent body OF the Weber academy
Er1g MORNING, Superintendent -. G. Jen-
and sof the Box Elder county public
eyau-ls declared that the social condi-
!. Mt1 In this country were not iTnprov
B, III because OF the increasing number
IS. Pgminais. tho immigration OF lliterate
Stu rs and the decrease in attention
Noegl TO American homes. He said this
|ongs-tion should not exist, considering the
woa, ! and educational opportunities of
ssnxi In comparison with those of a gen
H. Il IN ago.
tlco 4, brief programme consisted of Su-
&. .endent Jeusen's address and two
and e'by Miss Gladys Stratford 1t WAS
|, rs lnced that arrangements were be-
HI II 1nde for a lecture on "StX Months
ID. III Mn by Professor Augustine Dwyer
l:G kt Lake. The date has not yet been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

Women who require an hour or more
in which 70 make themselves attractive
and complete their toilettes should go
and see Julian Eltipge when that famous
actor comes. TO the Salt Lake thcater all
next week in 1.-THE Fascinating Widow
As everyone knows, Julian Elungc is the
worlds foremost imperSonator OF the
geutler sex, His ability TO masquerade
as a woman has made him famous. and
not the least important feature of his
portrayal is his dress The Eltinge
wardrobe OF costly and beautiful gowns
Is said 20 be unsurpassed even by the
greatest social leaders, for the star Of
THE Fascinating Widow makes a sal
airy which the president might envy. and
consequently is able to afford absolutely
the finest specimens OF the modlste's art.
But time on the stage is short, and
changing from one beautiful gown TO an
other has become with the actor an art,
or n science, or whatever YOU may wish
10 name the ability 10 kick oft one dress
while having its successor hooked up.
prepare tory 10 tripping back on the
scene Tho sale OF seats opens at the
box office TO-DAY.
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Body to Lie in State.

III 10 7 TIC TTIDUnc.
DEN. Dec. i.-The BODY Of George
y. who died at Green River. Wyo.,
tle in state at the family home i'm
j Ogden until 1890 O'clock tomor-
afternoon, The services arc 10 be
hcted by Bishop James Taylor al
Iorth Ogden chapel at l n,cinrk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

and the man she loves. The clever and
original manner in which this situation IL
worked out gives Miss Hawley excellent
opportunity for splendid acting, and
makes the picture one Of the best on the
bill
There are three other pictures on the
programme whiCh have considera hle
merit. One OF these is a two-reel sub
ject, entitled AT Napoleons Command" ="
which gives a remarkable characteriZa-
tion Of the great Emperor Napoleon in
the midst OF bis court and upon the bat
tleHeld Another is a Biograph com edv-
drama called THE New York Hat in
which Little Mary Pickford, popu-
lar fayorite, essays a delightful char
acter role. The third is a VltaEraph
newspaper story which is out OF the or
dinary. entitled The Scoop The bill
win run until Sunday, when there will be
a complete change.
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Licensed to Wed
70 The Trihunc.

k1al 10 The Tribune.
mpEN, Dec. i.-Marriage licenses
Branted today to John Aaron Paint
ng Stockton, Utah, and Anna Laura
~ of Clinton, Utah. and William
I Anil aud Mrs, Emma Winn. both OF
lake. The Zion residents were unit
marriage by Deputy County Clerk
) 70 Bluth at the county building this
.sIrit1oon.
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The following thester nolces marked
"adyerti,rmoDp' In order to comply With a
strict Interpretation of tho new federal rows.
paper lsr. In they paid al
vcrtis-menik They are Items furnished By
ths p. ~ agents OF the various theaters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

railway work prior to accepting the po-
sition with the Utah company.
He was pleased with tho conditions here
and was especially interested in the street
car system and interuroan lines.
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ADJUSTMENTS

COLONIAL THEATER-"The Witch
ing Hour by Augustus Thomas.
presented by Colonial Stock COM
noon and Saturday.
ORPHECM Observation-Disclosures
vaudeville Joseph Jefferson in
satire. I'm 1899" the headliner
Performances every afternoon and
evening.
EMPRESS Vaudeville
matinee every afternoon and TWO
performances at night. New bin
now on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

Miss OTmi Hawey. one Of the stars OF
the Lubin company, who appears in
photo drama, entitled "TwiNt Love and
Ambition" at the Liberty for three days
commencing today, is a salt Lake girl,
daughter of former Chief Vail OF the To-
cal fire department She left this city
some years ago to enter a dramatic
career and after a successful expert
euce on the legitimate stage Joined the
Lubn company in Los Angeles. Her
beauty and charming personality imme-
diatcly won favor and sine became lead
ing lady with that portion of the Bubin
Stock company which devotes its atten-
tiou to producing society dramas and
other high-claSs subjects. In "TwiNt
Love and Ambition in which she is APP
pearine at the Liberty. her role is that
OF n talented singer who is compelled TO