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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
HIGH SCHOOL G|RlS|
BASKETBALL sIl|
Freshmen Beat Sophono,
rs 10 ,, and Seniors Defe,
Juniors, 80 10 4. !
RICHARDSON is ENVIo|
Coach Expresses Wish HI
Martha Fernstrom Nigh
Play on First Team.
RICHARDSON IS ENVIO

Ia a doublc-header basketball
yesterday afternoon at high schoo|
freshmen girls defeated the soph1
girl by a score Of rs 10 ,, and
senior girls won from the Iunior
by a score OF Sc TO {. These two h
are the worst games played so far |.
girls series Both games we're a.
the winning teams. r.
In the first game the freshmen
the sophomores down TO zero lInti
the end OF The second half, wien
Of the sophomore girls threw
basket. The freshmen eirls vere
clined 70 be rough. but all the foul
called. The freshmen girls haye
come from the grade school, Whe1e
girls play against the boys.
The freshmen girls winning this
has upset all OF Miss Wards ular|
she expected to have the seniors al
sophomore girls play the chRnpIo|
game. but now she Will have 10 picI
Of the other teams To play the Gen|o
Both teams were poor on foul h1&
| The sophomores had ten chances b1
not make one. and the freshmen
two baskets out of eight tries,
for the freshmen were Belle Bfr|
Lura Folsom and Beatrice Bur
Stars for the sophomores were Hu
lFernstrom, Edna Wallace and "A
| Spra que.
In the senior Junior game the s.
did not have a lookin. The senlor
started out in the lead and kept a
baskets at Will. The junior girls u
make one field basket during Tho
game. The senior girls won on
work, which was almost as good
'l,1 Ytr
take any long chances at baakel1
looked for one OF their team matt
they got the ball under tho baskef
the junior girls closed their eye
threw the ball almlessy. being a1I
TO get il out OF their hands
The basket, throwing Of Florencf
dor and Martha Fcrnstrom at foF
for the seniors, was one of the fe
OF the game. These girls iml
every opportunity 10 score ana tn1
not try 10 play Srandstand ball
The Junior girls were poor on
basket throwing. bu, Martha FelI.
for the seniors. only missed two "
OF eleven Coach Richardson ma
remark that ne ought TO get
throw the foul baskets for me
team. IT would be hard ~.
pick a star for the senior team, ~
one OF the players was good.
the juniors were Sallie Sears ana
Stuart. ..
BY winning this game tne
"cinch" the championship. ins
third consecutive year that TINS -.
won the championship OF ths cihss
Referee Bradford said that tns
team is one OF the best tesms
ever seen. II is by FAR tho oest
that ever represented class
school. The refereeins was OF
and none of the teams ever lnane
The teams lined up RS folloWs-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24

he expected was Manager Jimmy
DUNN laughing statement as he brought
Johnny Eilbane, the new world 5
leatherwcisht champion. down 10 the
Spring street headquarters Of the Pacific
Athletic club this morning.
kilbane, flooded with theatrical offers
kilograms OF congratulations, and wcarie ed
from having his two hands shaken by on
thusisstic admirers. bears his honors
modestly, and, if ! am not badly mls-
taken the Cleveland champion is goins
20 be one ot the most popular title hold :
ers who ever reicned.
Hilbane's right eye shows bad cut
where he was butted nv Attelrs head
and his lett optic is hlsckened as the re-
suls OF a legitimate blow. These are the
only marks Of battle in evidence
Johnny opens weeks theatrical en-
2aSemcnt at q local playhouse next Mon
day afternoon and will he in Tommy Xii
bane's corner at Vernon when the latter
boxes Louis Rees 4. scheduled twenty
round bout next Saturday afternoon. No
further plans have been made by Man
agcr Dunn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
WRESTLING TOURNEY
FOR DESERET GYM

~ ihe Deserct gymnasium tonight. be-
ginning at s:45, there is 10 be basket =
bali game between the 5:l5 class and the
Intermediates,
Director Day is arranging for wres-
tlinr tourpament 10 be held there early
in March. which will be open 10 the pub
lie. Those who have won state cham
pionships in the several classes will be
barred from their particular classes. but
may compete in the class next higher up
In each instance. The mana emcnt eX-
poets TO promote all manner of athletic
contests. including handball. The board
Is also considering the matter OF ncrcas =
Ing the tennis facilities al the gym.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
INDOOR BASEBALL.
IN DESERET GYM

la All indoor baseball game between
the 12:l5 aud 5:i5 business mems classes
at The Dcseret gymnasium last night, the
former won BY score of IS 10 0. The
feature of the game was the playing Of
Harry Brain and Bob Sddoway. There
,Sas also a baseball game between the
winning by a score of j. to ,. \ 20 to-6
victory vas Won at vollry ball by the
intermediate class over the 5:15 class. In
basketball the I2;l5 class bested the
seniors by 26 10 IS. big Joe Smith having
the greatest share in registering the
seniors defeat,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
GRANITE TEAM MAY
TOUR IN "DIXIE"

In what II probably the last basketball II
game in the high school division for the
wear. the Granite high school and the
l.. II. $. L. meet in the Granite gym TO-
night While the game will not affect
the championship OF this division, as the
Saints are already the champions, Gran
ite ~ going into this game to win II
Granite makes a good showing tonight,
the team viii be able TO make trip to
the southern part Of the state and play
the Dixie teams. The game tonight
will be on the Granite floor. and all OF
the men are In hrst-class shsp@. There
Will be q dance after the game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
MCOY TO FIGHT
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Cable to The Tribune

'oTF|'IdT NdUI' To I''N''II''
NICE. Feb. 2I.-Kid Mccoy has siSned
articles to fight Carpenter the French
champion light heavyweight, In case the
after whips Sullivan In their coming mill
at Monte Carlo.
The Mccoy Carpenter fight. which will
be for the championship ot Europe and
a purse of $4,000. is booked for May :
at the new Nclodrome, Paris which has
a seating capacity of 10000. The articles
call for twenty rounds and state thai the
men must weigh ia at rs pounds ring
side.
The National Sporting club OF London
has offered a purse OF $4,000 for 4 fight
between Carpenter and Bombardicr
Wells in May.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
Abe's Lack Of Carneness
Brought Out By Defeat
Ex-Champion Finds Fault With Decision and SAYS
He Was Buled into Accepting c. F.
EytOn Referee
By Fl. NJ. Walker

81 auons
OS ANGELES Feb 23Th cold gray dawn Of the morning
after found the Los Angeles sporting world with aching
49, The who their bankrolls
kbane support much 10 10 Attel TO the
Cleveland reaching
cracked ice.
Not Billy Papkc. repudad knocked
then mddewecht champion Stanley Kechel this
has the public given Jolt of surprise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
English Dog Derby.

LONDON, Feb. 23.-The Waterloo cup.
known as the Dogs derby. at Altcar.
lertons Tide Time. which defeated Ad
Ycrsary In the final. Both Tide Time
and Adversary arc greyhound puppies
The Waterloo cup Is an annual cours;nS
contest. ia which siHty-fouT greyhouDds
participate for purse or G135 each and
the club adding cup worth Cos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
NO SPRING RACING
HERE THIS YEAR

Unless some miracle induces IT, 7.
Wilson 10 change his mind there will be
no spring race meet in salt Lake this
year. TIe now promoters, while they
have not given M the project. have
found many obstacles in their way. II
seems. therefore, that turfncu will have
TO risk shipping from semi-tropica MeY-
leo TO bleak Cocur d'Alenc or 10 the Ken
tuckV tracks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
Worlds Indoor Record.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2s.-Forest
Smithson OF the Los Angeles Athletic
club established a new indoor record Tor
the .5-ysrd low hurdles here tonight at
an Olympic club meet. making the dis
tance in l-5 seconds, the worlds out
door record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
ABE ATTELL WILL
BOX HARLEM TOMMY

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb a3.-Frauk
Klaus tho Pittsburg middelwoisht who
defeated Sailor FatroslSey in one-sidod
twcutN-rnund contest yesterday. has
been matched by Promoter James Cof-
roth To box Jack Dillon Of Indianapolis
next month I'm this city
The defeat OF Abe Aticll by Johnny
kilbane in Los Angeles Yesterday viii
not interfere with the scheduled Attel-
Harlem Tommy Murphy bout here on
March ..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
"KNOCkOUT" SHRADER
WILL BOX MIDKIFF

In the San-Gym next Thursday night
Knockout" Shradcr. the salt Lake box
sr who has won his last five bouts vita
knoclouts before the end OF the third
round, viii ho% Charles Midkin six
rounds if the bout lasts that long Jack
DowneY. Shraders percsptor VIII 20.
four rounds with some suitable opponent
and there Will be other bouts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
Redmond VS., Murnhy.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 23.--Jack Redmond
Of Milwaukee and Eddie Murphy OF Bos
ton soon Will meet in round bout.
according 10 announcements OF the sign
ing OF articles today The bout viii he
staged at kenosha OF South Send
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS e
EXCELSIOR BAKING Co"r'

Notice is hereby giyep ina .nS' out s
BY virtue Of an order lsseeqI ,, ake q
Third district court OF saw entered d
10th day of February. l9Ia, 9Ican,,Sapy. al
of the Excelsior Baking anv .J ordef>
poration OF Utah, are hcrgiuy ri,,,s duly
reouired TO file their o,sdi's "a ss rec6|s
fed. with the underS,s;.nuc compa1
the said Excelsior baS,f" ~ March, ~
or before The 10Th day w
Salt Lake City. Utan. ,-,,y Utah.
Dated at salt Laho
ruary iG. 1917. r, COY Receiv4
c,;HT,I tG% strsgtIi tErsIgltIisTrE EFT g { BR.As,Y1SS =, I
,t;drSdYs GTSriN' for Gi'r. receiver, so;,@'
Ait%' bIdr "' Sail Lake City. Utaa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
IIlGH SCHOOL
SALT LAKE GUN CLUE.
Sundberg Throws Bossard

ST. PAUL. Feb, 23.-Young Sunbere
OF Winnipeg. Man. who claims the title
Of champion featherweieht wrestler OF
Canada. defeated Al Bossard Of St Paul
In two straight falls in a finish match
here tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24

HUInnAIy' "o-base hlts-Mulin. Per-
QUO. burke, Crawford (2), Elliott An
dersou. Threc-bsse hii-poInb. b.r,,.
titchinG records: Pcrdue. & runs and IL
hltS IN seven Innings; Mullin I nil in
SNo innings Anderson. runs and hits
i1ur innings. stolen base-Riggs Double
plaN. oleary. Schaefer and Carrisan.
9'ruck 3ut-Hy Perlue, .. Bases OIL balls
W Van Slckle' Time OF game hour and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
UTAH FIVE GO TO
LOGAN FOR GAME

The University OF Utah basketball
e9,n WI leave the o. S. J.. depot al S
lhey VIII play the Acglcs Early in The
sea 9s"h me two teams met on the Y. NJ.
=: ~ lloor ana the varsity won easily.
S'hys lhep both teams have met In.
-. J. I and were defeated by about the
sSue score. considering that the AsyIes
piay e1 the Provo team in the Provo
IL the university is Victorious this timc
the ASgies will be eliminated from tbe
Isnt lof The pennant. as they have al
ready lost Two games while the VARSITY
lss Iosi nIt one. Should the Logan
championship cinched. The Iinemp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24

Perdue OF the Boston Nationals worked
on SChaefer's side
Anderson showed fine form in the box.
George Mullfn worked the last two in
nlnSs for the Al-NstionaIs and Weld ed
but ono hit. The hitting OF Delehanty,
Crawford, Riggs, Elliott, Starr and Mul-
lin and the fielding OF O'Lcary and Burke
featured the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
FLIES 70 MILES AN
HOUR FOR TWO HOURS

PAU. France. Feb. 23.-Mautice Tabu.
teau. the French aviator. today broke
the world aerodrome record for t~o
hours flight by covering 22I kilometers
i5A meters G4i miles, $50 yards) al the
Aging ground here. Tabutcau held the
record for two hours flight which he
established on January - at Pau when
he few 205 kilomsters, 2s1 meters la7
miles, furlongs) in that time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
Spencer Abbott Arrives.

Spencer Abbott. who PLAYED first base
Tor the Salt Lake union league team the
latter part OF last season. arrived VeF-
terda5. While he win probably not plav
this year. he Will he at the ball park in
business capacity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
Carpenter Is Bankrupt.

justin j. Mathews OF Eureka CITY
d cSIpentsr, MED petition in Bankruptcy
n ne ieneral court YESTERDAY He gave
ns .r hanii'fIes az s750,7S and his assets
80 all OF which he cIsims To be e1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
Kid - Windsor Here,

kid Windsor. the boxer who boxed
Walter Coffey a twenty-roUnd draw. re-
Gently at Taft Cal. arrived last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24

white hope" was probably fatally in
iurod late today near Occansidc, when ar
automobile in which he was ridinS turned
over. Fred Boggan, Elders trainer and
another companion in The car also were
injured, An were brought to hospital
here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24

Next Friday night the final basketball
game of the INTERCOLLEGIATE xoTjns ID 'iii
oe paved IN Provo between the n, Y. L.
9no thS University OF Utah. If Il, v. l.,
WIS WIS tIe leam will have the champion
| shiP' II ltah wins. that will necessi-
| ta,e the playing or another game, pro-
maed ttah wins tonight from the Ag-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
: OVER MAMMoTH MiE'rSo q,

Principal place OF % civ. Utal
Dooly block. Salt LAKE O Al q 1nssr
tice is hereby given ID tna' the s STD
the directors held onsssment on Of j
February, 1912, an aassmsrit No, s.
per share. being n, aS'k stock Of the -
Levied levi no1sS on The Sie cihRPmedsiely 70 q
'iS Any aS9Go stock upon which nc sssatlusrdsy: sals
may remain UNPAID uspt on and adv,
is' W lsiS' will be delinaustaioc nsanuetion; ard
for sale AZ public afore will b.
payment Is made rI 1872. at
the Sd day OF Apin' 20 nay the .sI asI
Pps;sess%enf. ?; e HI St'f together WIN ~ .als AZ:
vertislns and cxpennsEEESVyEs. gss'{' {'|
51s pooly block. salt 1Itsb1slssy Lssy IL
FIRST publication J.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
JOE kETCHEL DIES
AFTER BOXING BOUT

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-,Ioc Kctchcl, the
prize fighter, who collapsed after 4 re-
cent bout with Blly Walters AT the
United states naval training school near
WaukeSan, died today, Walters was ar
rested pending an investigation by the
coroner.
Ketchel. whose real name was Kama :
rowski, died from three blood cots on
his brain, They resulted from rup-
tured artery. According to Naval Sur
Geon Fields. Ketchel did not receive the
injury during the bout at the training
school the clotS apparently had been
I'm existence previously.
1t is said Ketchcl was knocked out by
a severe blow on the temple in a tight
with Mike Mahonev at Appleton. Wis,
six weeks ago.
RACINE. Wis, Feb. 23.-YounS Ma
honey, the local mddleweiCht puSilist.
who is alleged 10 have caused the in
juries which resulted in Joe ketecheiS
death. said TODAY that the dead fighter
had been training in a Chicago gymna-
SUM. Had Kctchel heen hurt in his
bout in Appleton the injuries would have
caused him 10 collapse before last week.
Mahoney said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
EMERSONS DEFEAT
l.. u. S. SECOND FIVE

A baslle tbal yesterday Emerson \. C.
defeated the l.. -. s. second team. ~
10 II. Dern and Fell PLAYED especially
we'll. The lineup;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
Mccartney Beats Ritchit

BY International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2S,-YounE Nc
Csrtney had the better OF Young Ritchie
In rafting good siN-round bout at the
Nonpsrcil Athletic club tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
Charleston Entries.

CHARLESTON. y g.. Feb. ga
'hznestoh entries FOR Saturday:
First race. hve and q half furIonrs-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
Rose Makes New Record.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. g3.-RaInb
Rose OF the olympic club established a
new indoor record when he hurled the
s-pound shot 50 feet . inches
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
White Hope" Fatally Hurt.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Feb 25.-Wilis
Elder boxer considered hereabouts as
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-21
SPEED INCREASED ON
PANAMA CANAL WORK

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Slightly
better progress was made in excavat-
ing for the Panama canal in the
month of February than in the pre-
ceding month, in spite of heavier
rainfall anG fewer working days in
February.
A report cabled to the canal COM
mission headquarters today says that
in February 2,642,41O cubic yards of
earth was taken out against 2,641, 444
cubic yards in January. There were
twenty-four working days in February
and two more than in January
and there was 1.O1 inches of rainfall,
as against % in January.
The concrete laid in February was
113,464 cubic yards, against 107,S81
cubic yards in the previous month
and 418,24S cubic yards went into
the dams in February, against 476,13O
cubic yards in January.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-21
THE THEATERS

Effie Johnson will sing the Holy
City" tonight, illustrated with the IA
nous set of slides, the original Of
which cost $1,000. Miss Johnsons
voice is said to be at its best in this
song and, illustrated with the slides,
this act will be made a headliner. Rob-
bert Athon, whose single turn Monday
night was the hit of the evening, will
appear in new songs and jokes that
don't need the proverbial label on
them
Curtis and lie Van will be seen in a
comedy sketch entitled THE Country
Boy and the Maid" is which they will
feature the DOGGY Man Moon" This
act is replete with singing, dancing
and eccentric acrobatic stunts. Harry
Bowen, whose partner is still restrain
ed from appearing at a real theater,
will demonstrate his prowess as a real
live comedian. He will sing his own
songs and recite his own jokes.
Varin and Varin will add new feat
ures to their football act and will con-
clude it with selections on the xylo-
phone. Four reels of pictures will
round out an hour and a half of gen
uine entertainment.
Great Wrestling Pictures at Savoy.
The Savoy is continuing as feat
ure film house and tonight will put in
the great Hackenschmidt-G otch wrest-
ling contest. This is the greatest
match that has ever been seen and
will be shown tonight for the first
time.
A number OF other good pictures
will also be shown, making very
strong program of motion pictures
The old popular prices will prevail.
Last Days of We Liberty FaVorites
Beginning with tonights change o.
bill at the Liberty theater, the las
program of three acts playing there
will be offered, these being Harry Cor
son Clarke and Margaret Dale Owen
the Jourdane Quartet, and Hanley
Marguerite and Hanley, all three leave
for Australia next week. Monda!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-21

the lecture the other
shouldbe the who has left
school before the graduation period The talk rather appealed me be-
from who fond of dress to the point where con
servatism ends and the freak line begins
immensely almost moth
smaller
on welt different
tight skirt would
Then there is the Of I
the Of
puas would puff off in
[ all OF
eha all
ont of the freak class mothers supply
wouldn't there modification of
the in the swim
to everything o Arabela the right side
evening during the Clarke engagement
should
combination cerse that made her the
another of the theatre sat her mother
reflect mothers
child the advanced styles
the mother to protect hr from
by Curbin
Il am free to say the of the
was convinced OF exactly
of immature girls when
she
though quite the girls
odstance who hold back in game in
like the girl who dresses IN style ana with que regard 10
..,, ,o, ,i4,o aeeor1+r - WOOL
decided leaning toward
economys sake rather than fashions my deepest
Another thing had picture OF
which showed
kind shown in magazine illustrations
determined
fashion to adopt the abbreviated skirt
the girl who adopts the style
popular with anyone possessing the correct
OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-21

crtson, MIR Mitchell and Mr. Thomp-
son
- y y
Among the 'round.tho.island" auto
parties stopping at Haleiwa for luncn.
con on Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Twoley, Miss Helen Jones, Miss
Mary Twolsey Mrs. r. d. Porter and
Mr.. Donald Twolsey of Washington,
d. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Humbn
and Miss Humbin of Idaho.
~ y -
Miss Elsie Werthmueller gave
musical yesterday afternoon in which
her most advanced pupils took part.
In every instance the pupils rendered
the selections with credit both to
themselves and to their teacher.
The following was rendered.,
Rondino in F. major Edwin Schultz
First piano, Margaret Jones; second
piano, Miss Werthmueller.
Good Night ................... Nevin
Gladys Halstead.
Andanti Favori ...... .Mozart-Bendel
Shepherd and Shepherdess GODDARD
Dorothy Hoogs.
Etude OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Heller
La GOndOla .................H enselt
Mary Won Holt.
hOuuO '..'.......... ...'.''.. GuIllJJ
First piano, Dorothy Hoogs; second
piano, Stella Hoogs.
Einsamer Wanderer ...........G rieg
Serenade ................. Sinding
Helen Wilder.
eproche-Intermezzu .. Kaganoff
Stella Hoogs.
Idylle-Hungarian ...... Mcdowell
Gertrude Turner.
MarCh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HOllaender
First piano, Stella Hoogs and Dorothy
Hoogs; second piano, Louise Effin
ger and Helen Wilder.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-21

night two new acts will be introduced
For tonight Clarke promises a
sketch that is billed, laugh a second,
and as it is the vehicle used by this
clever comedian on his tour of the
vaudeville theaters of the mainland
and England much can be expected
of it in the comedy line. The Jour
dane Quartet will present an all new
program of songs, the feature being a
soprano solo by Miss Octzel, the bal
ance of the bill will be made up by
Hanley, Marguerite and Hanley in
acrobatic feats, and The Wilks in new
songs and dances. The usual four
reels of pictures will be shown.