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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-20
LOST AND FOUND


LOST-Male hound dog. white. black and
tan; II inches high: long ears. Reward il
returned to RITTERSBACHER, PSI Runyon
street.
BANK BOOK No. 20171, issued by Security
savings Bank; payment has been stopped.
Piease re9rn to bank. 742 Broad ST.,
Newark.
LOST-Bankbook 50Ts6. lost or mislaid:
finder viii please return. THE GERMAN
SAVINGS BANK. Newark, N. J.
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LoANs-MoRrGAeEs

HAVE clients desiring second mortgages.
Law offices of WILLIAM HARRIS, Ma
tional State Bank building. $40 Broad st.
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pwELLlNe HOUSES ZOE sA1..

NNE going West will sacrifice a three
story three-famiIy stucco house; see us at
once. JOs NJ. BYRNE CO. T7s Broad ST.,
keal Estate Department. Rooms POS, e0y.
30.
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LOANS WANTED.

A STOCK company doing n profitable busi
ness is handicapped on account OF insuf-
hcient capital; want loan Offering; rated &C
cunts receivable as security, or will con-
slider dispensing of full-paid and non-as-
sessabie stock Of company at favorable fig
ure: prefer to sell stock to young man who
could take position as of1ce manager.
LEAvENWoRTH. Box 10, Star office.
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SIGNS.

sIGNs-C. l.. WILLIAMS. ~NC.-sIGNs.
Wood. Bra IS. Cloth. Glass. Gliding. Lettering
LA Market .. Fhons ieS Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-20

REAL ESTATE FOE SALE on TO LET
BEHGEN ST. l22-House. with six rooms
and store. good cellar, long garden: terms
reasonaoie.
house, part improvements. In
quire 81 Cummings ST.. Irrington,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-20

coUsE & BoLroN MACHINERY CO.,
1921 CAMFIELD ST. FULL SEC
oND-HAND MACHINERY AND BELTING4
LATHES. shavers. milling and screw ma
chimes, power foot drill; entire plants
bought. n. ]. MACHINERY EXCHANGE.
$40 Market st.
MOtOrboats.
MoToRBoAT for sale: 80 #. long, o #.
wide. 10 h. D. Mianus engine, draws BIZ
T-e' OF water; value 1856. SAMUEL CLARK,
-airmount av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-20

PIANO instruction: children or adults;
either home; prices moderate. LILLIAN
r.. ARONSON. IL Nichols St: normal gradu-
ate Shepard Music School.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-20

SANITARY STABLE. private, two stalls
and room for wagon. Call at les Emmett
street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-20
Personal.
MEDICAL.

DE WHITT-Practise limited to men.
/ especially where previous treatment has
failed: consultation by appointment only.
Address $50 Marbridge bni ding. New York.
DIR. PHI. DlETZ. % New ST., adjoining
HahnS's-Specia,ls nerve, spine. eye,
male. female complaints and children's dis
cases: open evenings; advice free.
LADIEs-Ask your druggist for Chichester's
pills, the Diamond Brand: for 20 years
known as best. safest. always reliable, buy
OF YOUR druggist: take no other. Chichester
Diamond Brand Pills are sold by druggists
everywhere.
LADIES desiring advice by list
Twenty years experience; all female all
fnents. trained nurse in attendance: con-
sultation free. Hours. 1913: Sundays. la.
Private house, 12s West sixty-hfth St. New
York city. Take elevated. subway or sur
face cars to siNty-sixth s.. station.
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CHICKEN fern for rent: splendid pias
furniture. stock must be bought: barsaI
leaving country, Box i5I. Bedford. n. J
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APARTMENTS. ROOMS AND FLATS
TO LET.
BROAD ST.. Six rooms and bath; all i'm.
provements; steam heat; rent s25. Incuirs
ESSEX AUTO CO, b8o Broad st.
FIVE rooms to let, decorated, with all i'm
provements. on Franklin av., Harrison. y.
J. Inquire NJ. MELTZ. 764 Harrison av.;
S13 a month.
FOUR large light rooms, with improve
ments; rent S12. Inquire 96 Hunterdon st.
PLANE ST, 409-Two-family house. six
rooms; improvements; halls furnished.
Out of Town.
IRNINGTON. Springfield aV. and Fortv-sec-
ond full flats: four and five rooms
end bath; up-to-date brick building: SIS and
s1I. Call . North Forty-second ST.
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MAN WANTED-The undersigned wants an.
honest. ambitious man In each city and
town where not already sufficiently repre-
sented; previous experience unnecessary; we
Will teach you the business thoroughly by
mail and assist you to start in business for
yourself as our local representative; splendid
into big paying business for himself and be-
come Independent for life. THE NATIONAL
COOPERATIVE REALTY COMPANY, c
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chauffeur, single. to
act ,6sf second man; state age, salary ex-
pected; give references. J. H. s.. Postofhce
Bon 1a5.
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HELP MANTEp-MALE.

MEN MANTED-On Friday. June I. a nun-
Der OF employees of the Boston Elevated
Railway Co. left their positions without
police and went on a strike, which now ex-
lists. These represented almost entirely the
ewer. younger. more inexperienced men. A
large ma jority of the men, including nearly
all Of the older. responsible men. remained
with The company and have faithfully served
u IN operating its car service. which has
been well m Inta,ned over its entire system.
The company wants at once suitable, expert
enced Idotornlen 10 fl the places of men
who have left the service and offers attrac-
i've, permanent employment not only TO
these, but to other worthy persons who can
ousfsfNN -sfthough inexperienced. For inter-
view write nationality. age. height. expert
snce and references. Address COMPANYiS
KEPRESENTAfivE. Postoflce Box 800.
New York citv.
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SEYENTY-FoUR-PTECE esectfograph: ui1f
exchange for anything. Address E., Box
14O. star Office.
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WILL exchange q collie pup. sable and
white 2 months old. and fffy-eeF Prerfs
7tate incubator. good as new What have
YOU TO exchange? Address COLLIE. 6ox
3D. star Office
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WANTED-A solid leather grip. size - 10
l6 inches: state what you want IN *
change Address GRIP. Box 1s1. star ofsre.
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PULL-OUT couch and mattress for three
quarter white enamel bed and spring; Also
single brass bed. springs and mattress for
,hree-uaarter brass bed. springs and mat
tress; all perfect condition Address
COUCH, COX 1875. star Office.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET


woRKINGMAN wants small room; clean,
honest; central. quiet; improvements. bat
must be central. ROOM. Box 10. Star Office
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srruArroNs wArrrp-MALr.

49,
CHAUFFEUR wishes situation driving col
mercfal or private car; had shop expel
ence. S. D.. 686 Springfield av.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-03-28
l.. C.. CHADWICK,
Secretary.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, L.
S. Land Office at Lewiston, Ida
no, February Goth, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Ed
ward +. Gibson, of Grangeville,
Idaho, who, on December. 31st,
1906, made homestead entry No.
1888 serial, No. 02053, for NJ
SWA Sec. l and NEM SEA,
Section 2, Township 81 N, Range
3 r., b. Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make Final
five year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described. be-
fore l.. G. Chadwick, U. S. Com
missioner, at Grangeyille, Idaho,
on the Both day of March. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses
Isaac c. Ternan, John Kitsmiller,
Kile d. Gibson all of Grangeville,
Idaho; Frank Stevens, of Sites,
Idaho.
T. H. BARTLETT,
f29-m28 Register
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-03-28
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

A meeting of the republicans of
Idaho county, is hereby called,
to convene at the court house at
Grangeville, on Saturday, April
p, 1912, at 80 O'Clock p. m,
for the purpose of choosing elev-
en- delegates to the republican
state convention at Lewiston, Ida
no, May Is, 1912. The various
precincts in the county are en-
titled to delegates as follows:
Big Butte, 2; Clearwater, 3;
Concord, l; Cottonwood, 5; Deer
Greek, /; Denver, 3; Dewey, l;
Elk City, 3; Fairview, 2; Flor
ence, l; Ferdinand, 2; Forks, l;
Glover, l; Goff, l; Grangeville
No. /, 4; Grangeville No. 2, Z;
Grangeville No. 3, 8; Grange
vile No. 4, 3; Green Creek, !;
Harris Ridge, l; Harpster, /;
John Day, l; Joseph l; Kamiah
l; Keuterville, l; Lake, 2; Lor-
ena, l; Marshall Lake, / Mt.
Idaho, 2; Newsome, l; Orc
Grande, l; Pleasant View, /;
Pollock, l; Slate Creek, L; Sites,
4; Stuart, B; Tahoe, |; Ten Mile,
|; Warm Springs, l; Warren, l;
Westlake, l; White Bird, 4;
Woodland, l.
The republicans of each pre-
clnct are requested to meet at
some convenient place on Satur-
day, April 20, to elect their dele
gates, and to give them such in
struction as they may desire.
A meeting of the Idaho coun-
ty republican central committee
is hereby called to meet at the
court house at Grangeville, on
Saturday, April q, at 10 o'clock
a. M, for consultation with ref
erence to state and county polti-
cal issues. Convention delegates
and any other republicans who
can do SO, are invited to meet
with the committee.
BY order Of executive commit
tee.
HENRY TELCHER,
Chairman.
L. C. CHADWICK,
Secretary
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-03-28

For good things to eat go to
the H Grocery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
DOCTORS, ARE YOU
TREATING TUBERCULOSIS?
This Preparation Makes No Exorbltant
Claims, but Deserves Your
Consideration,

When a preparation is discovered abroad
which attracts remarkable success in
treating all diseases of illc mugs, and la
sent 20 this country with Enforcement
from Tho medical profession ~ Europe,
Including Dr Hugo rausig. ihr famous
snocInllst thcn It Is iimc for doctors In
this country TO give 1t consideration
Tbis preparation Is Sirolin SWISS
Remedy That IN two years time In this
country has already established Itself os
eytrrrncly valuable In treating diseases
Iot the lungs
Lain desired information about Sruin by
undressing the s;ron Co. rs West
Broadway, New York Ciiy.
Schramm-Jobnaun. Drugs. he NcN"i
ISuIstItuiors' 1--WE I5) good stores and
all leading druggists arc recommending
Isnd distributing Sirolin with considerable
Surcess ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
FOURTH WARD.

District H-k w Felt. 10 Canyon
road. sid Beat!e, 81 North state; j. Moyl'
District la--W, d. Foster, 1lo p street
Francis Bailey, lIs u street; Robert \
Wilson. no address. ana
District 4&-waitor T. Madison. 40;
nuc. n Y. Scoheld. 321 Sixth avenue.
District &c. G.. Goss, i8 " street
Atha Williams. l6S G street; ii. G. Nc
Evan, no address
District 35-Joseph NJ. CUrtlss. d2S
street; Joseph j. kimball, II7 Seventh
avenue: T. O. FrIck, 77i Fifth aycnDc.
District i6--U. y. porcher. Sl4 'rhiro
| avenue; j. a. Edwards. 6sS Third ave-
nuc: John G. Tuddenham, no address.
District 4T-P. 4. Droubay. oS6 Third
avenue: w. G. Lyme. 1895 East Soutl
Temple; james Maxwell, 1926 Fourth ay-
FIFTH WARD.
District is-loaeph Dean. 113o Buen'
nvcnue: +. G.. Bush. City and COUNTY
building: ". B. Hughes, Thirteenth
| East.
District a9-w. G.. BowrIng. 6a Tent
East; Robert j. IDeiphton. S45 East soutl
| Temple; Arthur W. Brown, 2g Ninth East
District 5o-Bc Singcl. go East Firs
South; II. !. RcihschIld. .l2 Seventh East
Henry r. pettit. no address.
District 5l---Pauline Browning. So
East Tlrd South: Shirley C1nwson, req
40 Fifth East; c, s. Wilkes, no ad
dress.
| District 52.-Allna Taylor. 2tI East F'ira
South. Richard Hughes. 254 East Secon,
South James a. STANLEY, Woodruff apart
mcnts,
District S$--Petor Lochric. 201 Eas
Second South; James Metcalf. Rex no
tel: Paul G.. Lellnon. Belmont hotel
District 5f-A- w. Mason. 237 Soutl
Main; Chailes Collier. 237 Eouth Main
lC. w. Oman. no address,.
District &1-E.dWard Evans, foG1 En-
erson avenue; $, j. stockey. 1O2G llev
enth East: Charles Stain. no address.
District 10l-M, Il. Pack. 1890 Ljncol
avenue; &. 6. Dalas. 1882 Tenth East
Thomas Aiston. 900 East Twelfth South
District l02-Ira Franpton, T2a Bur
ley avenue: Charles H., Beers 1032 Eight
East; John n. ForsIund. no address
Coos TO Summit Bench
Judge NJ. T.. Rltclde pf The Third dis,
| trirt potirI hold court i'm su,n,ntt ,.a,,,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22

District 3t--F. II. Cartwright. % North
West Temple: Or Earl G.. Van Law, 81
North West Temple; II. g. Eadger no ad-
dress
District 32-F. S. Tingey. 40 North
Second West; Joseph Burdette "57 North
First West; Arthur II. Barnes, li7 North
Fist West.
District s3--E. \, Folland. $50 West
South Temple: u. j.. Rawlings. 80 North
Fifth West; ~. ]. Scare. 6Gb West First
North.
District 3i-Aima j Brown. S6l Elm
eril avenue: Walter G. Brown, $50 West
First North. Joshua Suly. no address,.
District 35--Georgc j. Batty. lss West
Apricot: Samuel Gould. 326 Almond
street; Charles r. Howe, 264 North First
West.
District a5- George a. Moore, 239 West
Fifth North: Catherine V. ABtin, rear 25e
West Fifth North Hardin BenuioD, ]18
West Fourth North
District 37--J, r.. Jones. $50 North Sixth
West: Lille ]. Hall. 522i North Fifth
West: William j. Newman. no address
District 3S-Jesse Goodicllow, SCI North
Third West John Cruthers. n29 North
Second West; u. II. Nader no adj
dress.
District ga G. GIlberg, 16s Albert
street: Charles A. Nelson. no Duluth
avenue: y. j.. Felt. North Salt Lake
District 4O--NorOni J. Thomas, no
CirArd avenue: J. g. McClain. Hotel
Utah. W. u. Neal no address.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
SDGEs ANNOUNCED
4FOR CITY DISTRICTS
Fslections for the County
[gWill Probably Be Made
|1 Known Today.
|,kOGRESSlVES LEFT OUT
ko Republicans and One
kbemocrat Named for Each
Polling Place.

hdccS Of election for the various dis
Is Ia Salt Lake City were announced
Herday by the county commissioners.
kIist for county voting districts will
announced today, proba bly,.
selecting judges the commissioners
eived lists CT those recommended by
IA tho Republican and Democratic par
and in choosing the three Judges for
h district followed the old custom
living TWO judges TO tho party in
fer, the Republican, and one 20 the
&Dcra:s.
5ollowIng is the list OF Judges In the
+. the first two named In each district
Ig Republicans and the third a Demo.
4 FIRST WARD.
)jstrict &c L. Woodbury.. 1910 South
lrfh East; Ralph \. RanclS. 1880 Fourth
tt: p. +. Davidson. 1901 Third East
Istrict Waiter j. ShoNaker. Sil
-rman avenue. George p. Sharp. 1900
>th East: Thomas Il. Burt.
tstrict S-Arthur jenkins, aS1 Laird
lnuc: II. II. Greensidcs. 1885 Ninth
IL: c. r. Robbins, 1l60 Eleventh East.
1|strict Alma Z. Rasmussen. 757
ith East: ". j.. Fitzgerald 1913 East
s3{h South; j. F.. Lewis. no address.
y|strict b-Willlam IL. Sorloy, Eli East
Nh South; a. s, Backman, ISS East
III South; Il. a. Johnston. co. Eighth
Itstrici ST. y, Tenefsen, 1I6s Fourth
~; Il. f. SChefski. SAG Ninth East: ] q.
Cecil, 1926 Fourth East.
-NEfrct T--GeoTee BOwleS. 6e3 Conway
RI; John NJ. Hanson, &&l East Scv-
4 South; Elmer Johnson, $40 Fourth
istrlct Sherman Cohen. 1;s East
N South. Il. J. FIoiseth. III East Sew
4 South; Oliver IIodgson. 2I5 East
NTH South.
Iistrlct 9-Dayid c;rlffiths. Church
Sff; George p. Nargetts. IS East
Eth South: ii. L. Folsom, lsl East
ipstrict I'D. J. OstIer, 20 Kayser
r., J. c, Nccdnsm. Tuck apartments;
kph L. Barrow. 516 Fourth East.
strict III. q. McAllister, a51 Igarl's
7r: William J. kaul, city auditor's 5
l1e. a. T. Webb Earrs court
Issrlct l3-Winialu CAGE, 543 East
We South; Henry r. Earncy. iTa Firth
.H Frank L. Margetts. 433 Fourth
-Istrict 1@-lr. w. O,terstrom, Nyvmon-
apartments: Fl. A. Reeve, Wymonda
rtments; John &. Moreton, 6ts Ea st
ID South.
lstrLct li~-Adsm Proctor. sol Eighth
n r l.. Palmqust, $40 East Sixth
w; X Poll. 96G East Fourth South.
1fStrlct l9-fieorSe Buckle, 529 Elev-
East: Lewis It. Cannon, ;l5 Tltir-
5Ifh East; \. r Kline. 362 University
9pue'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22

while | was in the city. and ] kept
close 20 my room IN the hotel, dcclin-
lug several Invitations for automobile
and dinner parties. When obliged TO
20 to the thcater, madc my way over
the roofs of the two buildings which
fortunately adjoincd ! heard the pro-
cess servers were calling me the 'clu.
sive Cathriue, and I thought that I
was safe.
"Iheu one night at the very end Of
the engagement some one passed that
big bouquet upon tbe stage. IL was
the biggest that ! had ever seen. and
[ don & know how many dollars it had
cost was pleased When / reached
my dressing room, there was The sum
mons, right down among tho blossoms.
I tainted, and II wus long long time
before I wanted 20 accept flowers
again. But they re welcome now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
STROYS SLEEP
Salt Lake City People Testify to
This.

n can't sleep at night
'sh aches and pains of bad back
nep you have 10 get up from uri-
troublcs.
tne kidneys arc at fault
them working Alright with Doan s
Iey Pills.
r Is proof OF their efficiency;
r. L. Booth, 634 South Twelfth
\ St', salt Lake City, Utah, savs:
2 public statement ! gave in l90G,
amending Doan IS Kidney Pills stiIl
good, still take this remedy oc-
pslly aud find that il keeps me
serious kidney trouble, There
eoreDess across the small Of ms
and | did not rest we'll, | could
te down without changing my po
every few minutes and when
fqve. sharp twinges darted through
poan IS Kidney Pills, procured al
Tmm'J obnson 5 Drug Store, wen,
root Of my trouble at once, anc
not long before ] was able Il
With comfort. Continued use en-
corrected my trouble, improving
pndition IN every way
fale at Scbramm.J ohnsoD . Dru:
saIt Lake City, Utah, and by al
Price, 50c, Foster. Milhurl
nnai9, New York, Sole Agents rol
Ed States. =
emocr the Doap 's-anc
|IU. fyt hpr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
Cathrine Countiss, Colonial Star, Tells of Sue
ceSsful Ruse of Which She Was
Victim
Victim.

A theatrical star who Eshies' at a
big cluster Of American Beauties when
II is passed over the footIights. cspe-
cially if that star happens TO be a
woman. is rarity Perhaps Cathrinc
Couptiss, PLAYING at the Colonial this
week IN ''The Gamblers, - is the only
ono who has this particular aversion,
and she is recovering from it,
But when. she pcercd down among
the blossoms in an immense bouquet
which was banded her duripg one Of
her performances several years ago,
and beheld summons as witness III the
divorce suit OF friend, she declared
that flowers should be banned forever,
''lt was the most aggrnva,ing thing
that ever happened 10 me in All my
career said Miss Countjss yesterday.
'"Thc young woman had warned me to
be OIL guard against the summons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
TERRACE
FOR NEW BUILDING

At meeting OF the board of regents
OF the University Of Utah held yester
day il Vas decided 10 advertise for
bids for the construction of the elabo
rate terrace upon which the new ad
ministration bnilding will stand, The
terrace, with tlight of steps extend
ing across the entire front. will cost
in the neighborhood of $500 and Will
place the new building on a level five
feet higher than the adjacent build
ings.
The regents also decided to use
bronze window grilIs in the large win
dows OH the library floor Of thc new
structure. White enamcled brick will
he used on the east side instead of the
buff brick first specified on account of
a change in the construction of the
main walls, which were originally to
be of buff sandstone from Emigration
canyon and later changed to Saupcte
sandstone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22

Coos TO Summit Bench
Judge NJ. IT, Rltclde pf The Third ,lIg-
trct court held court in Summit county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
THIRD WARD.

Tenth West; Joseph II. Hsslam, no ad-
dress.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22

TT is now conceded by tho foremost
L dramatic critics OF this country that
whom Charles Klein wrote '',rho Gam
blerS" no penned what has developed into
the strongest drama from his fertile
brain. At tho Colonial this week Cathrino
Countiss and the members Of the CO.
lonial company. with Wifrcd Rogers as
leading man. are making a. great success
Of the Klein drama, Manager Kctcham
has announced that souvenir photographs
viii be distributed TO all ladies' attending
the Thursday matinee.
The last opportunity is afforded thea
terSocrs TO witness The excellent bill at
new one, filled with variety and inter-
estinG features. will hold the Empress
boards for the week No end OF interest
has been taken in the beauty poses oJ
dancing; of the bunch of pretty girls com
posing the hlg musical Offering ana the
remaining excellent acts on The bill.
Every roal baseball fan in Salt Lake IS
expected 10 90 to the Rex thcatcr today
and tomorrow. where they are showing
moving pictures of tho worlds champion
SHIP series These pictures have been
procured for the l.ox hY William n.
Swanson of the Swanson Film ENchanec
and WIN be- positively the first rum in this
city.
II Is seldom that such u clear cut play
lct is presented in vaudeville aa IAN OBJ
iect Lesson which Is tGe hcadIiner at
tho Orphcum this week. m the hands
OF w. II. Thompson that distinguished
veteran actor, this story Of the old hus-
band with young wife ana a friend
whose attentions approach the inevitable
| climax, Is gem, The ploylot originally
was put on as a curtain raiser at the
| fIaynlarlSct theatcI, London. Mr. Thomp-
| son on his summer vacation happened
| 10 see H. and lost no time In securing the
| American rights.
| IN Keeping with the policy nf the Me-
| hesy theatcr of Securing only the very
| best for It's patrons and as an cXtlu tca
| turc In two reels tic beautiful drama tic
story oT "Gndinc' Is offered for TUESDAY.
| II rs one OF these pictures extraordinary.
| oi gorgeous costumes, wonderful scenic
effects aud a superb cast. "The Chap
\ oron' Is q comedy delight that has for
! It's set ting college frat party. III
| addition To- the above IS the usual duiIy
a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
Ready for Dancing

clifford Rudinc Of TN" programme COM
mjttee for the high school seniors dance
said yesterday that the committee HAD
the dances. the only, remaining
work being 10 agree on Il design iur The
tallics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
The Newer, Greater and Different

Aucrbach store TO be opened within u
few days ut state strcc'--corncr of
Broadway. Wait for the opening,
Watch for the opening announcement.
advertisement. }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22

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