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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
ADJUSTMENTS

Ware in THE Price" Matinee to-
day, 2:15. Evening curtain, sis.
ORPHEUM THEATER - Willard
Mack, supported by Orphcum play
eTs, In If | Werc King" all week.
tain, 8:l5,
EMPRESS THEATER-SulIiyan Con-
siGlne vaudeville. Matinee daily at
~ Two evening performances,
T30 and Oils.
GARRiCh THEATER-"Quaker Fol-
nes. a new operetta by Miss Mar
garet, Whitney. Matinee today 2,I5.
Evening curtain, SIb.
WANDAMERE AMPHITHEATER-
AS on Like 1t, by university stu
dents This evening, $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

The engagement of Helen Ware In "Ths
Price" at the Salt Lake theater closes
thig evening. with a matinee this ufter-
noon. Miss Ware opened In Salt Lake
Thursday afternoon as conparatfvo
stranger to local playGoers. She will
leave Salt Lake tonight knowing that,
from the welcome Hhe has received, she IS
no longer a stranger. but a prime IA
vortte, whose future visits 10 this city
will be eagerly watched for. THE Price"
Is q gripping play from beginning to
end and has something 20 teach as we'll
as being entertaining.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

| Each age of our lives has its joys.
DID people should he happy, and they
will be if Chamberlain s Tablets are
takeu to strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tablets
arc mild and gentle in their action
snd especially suitable for people OF
middle age and older. For sale by all
dca lers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.

.SRa WIHsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
eed ior over Sixty YEARS by MILLIONS Of
EEIHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. u
ROIAES the CHILD, SOFTENS the c UMS,
LAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC. and
the oesl remedy for DIAKRHGA. II is alb
Gulely harmless, Be sure and ask for Mrs
pnslow soothing Syrup" and take no other
nd. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Closing Out Sale of Oriental Rugs
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making Yeritable laugh factory Of the
empress this week, where this aggresa-
bill Charles Chaplin ms the ''souse" In
the sketch offers a Characterization that
one seldom sees eQualIed on the stage
re Is one OF the best known OF European
comedians, and, as most OF his work
in the sketch is pantomime, his por-
trayal Ia most effective
With a matinee this afternoon and
Rea Mss Mas ysnnS ssser e
ment at the Garrick. The piece has re-
ceived a splendid reception and there is
q very heavy demand for seats for the
many who have seen the production to
be by far the best work that Miss Whit
ncy has brought to completion. and that
It compares favorably In technique and
along the same vein
What promises to he refreshing de-
parture from the beaten path of theatr-
calls will be the open-ai performance of
university students and alumni at Wanda
university students and almni at Wanda
more this evening. Shakespeare's wood
land comedies often seem a little cramped
stage. where manufactured forests take
the place Of the real thing, In the pro-
ducton tonight at Wandamere OF "As
hanga his verse vii BE- 81 real wood and
bark The players, have been chosen
from the most experienced amateurs who
have attended tho university In recent
years. Tickets are on Bnle at the Utah
for seats to date indicates a wide In
terest In the performance. which is given
under the auspices of the Ladies' Literary
club. The performance begins at $50
this evening and will bs repeated on
Monday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

= Montgomery band plays in the
dancing pavilion at Saltair tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Wide Range Of View.

All matters of interest 10 the
twensy-two states constituting the
trans Mississippi region, our Pacific
island possessions and the territory
Of Alaska will be discussed by the
congress, The subjects will embrace
irrigation, agriculture, tho parcels
post, currency legislation, banking
and banking laws, manufactures. hor-
tlculturc, Horticulture, forest reserves,
mining and all maner Of industries,
II is our purpose 70 have the Re-
publican and Democratic presidential
nominees address the congress II pos
sihle. Governor William Spry will
head the committee 10 attend the ma
tional Republican convention and In
wife its nominee TO come here.
Colonel Fred w. Fleming Of Kansas
CITY. Mo-, will he chairman OF the
committee 10 invite the Democratic
nominee. his associates To be Senator
James A Reed OF Missouri, Governor
John F Shafroth OF Colorado, Gov
erpor Jared V. Saunders OF Louisiana
and Governor John Burke OF North
Dakota.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

There is every indication that the box
office record for stock engagements in
Salt Lake will be smashed at the Or
pheum this week. willard Mack and the
Orpheum players are drawing packed
audiences TO the State street house In
their splendid production of Justin Hunt
ley McCarthy's romantic drama, ''H
Wero King. Commencing tomorrow
night stirring newspaper drama, "The
Fourth Estate" will be the offering of
Mr. Mack and the Orpheum players for
the ensuing week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

Mrs, Leila Love, wife OF Wiley Love,
farmer living near Covena, Ga, saws:
have taken Foley Kidney Pills and
ind them to be all you claim for them.
Fhey gave me almost instant relief
Fhcn MY kidneys were sluggish and
nactive. can cheerfully recommend
hem to all sufferers from kidney
Iroubles.' - Schramm- Johnson Co.
. Children half rate to Saltair until
H:l5 each day.
Trains every ID minutes tn Saltair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

Judge z. G, Loofbourow In the criminal
livision OF the Third district court YES
lerday dismissed the case OF Girls Maritsa
pho was charged with a statutory Of
'ense.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

Dancing at Saltair tonight. Fare 25c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Mems Belts

20 PER CENT DISCOUNT-they are
all new this season and sell for Csc to
5000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

Fred KarnoS London Comedians in
"A Night in a London Music Hall" are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Mems Shirts

100-negligee or pleated bosoms--
values $1.25 and $50. Variety of pat
terms.
$1.35-MEN'S SHIRTS in pleated or
negligee; shirts with French cuffs and de-
French cuffs; values as high as $3.50
$295-NEN' SILK SHIRTS in va
riety of colors shirts that sold for $40O,
$500 and $500
45c-MEN'S WORK SHIRTS with at
tached collars, in sateen, chambray, NAL
ras and percales.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Mems Umbrellas

HaF-Price-5o Per Gent Discount
We have about one hundred umbrellas
left from the spring season that sold for
$3.50 to $500. Just think, you can buy
one at half price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
IPREPARES TO OPEN
| HEADQUARTERS HERE
|Secretary of Trans-MissisSippi
Commercial Congress Busy
With Prelirninaries.
INOTABLES ARE COMING
Twenty-Five States VIII Be
Represented in Session Here
August 27-30.
NOTABLES ARE COMING

F.. J. Becker, secretary Of The Trans
aflssfssippl Commercial congress which
VIII hold this years session in this city
August 81 TO 30 next. left here last night
for Kansas CITY, Mo. for the purpose
OF packing up and shipping to Salt Lake
his office records and nles.
Rooms o1T and 2ls In the Boston build
Ing have been secured for the secretary S
headquarters, and as soon as Mr., Becker
shall return from Kansas City he vii
Establish himself and stenographers
there. When seen at the Hotel Utah
lust prior TO his departure Mr.. Becker
said:
We have Just received a letter of
acceptance from David Starr Jordan,
president OF the Leland Stanford uni
versIty in California, whom we had
invited to address the congress in
August. ". W. Garwood Will deliver
an address on irrigation laws. treat
ing upon tho rela tion OF the national
and state governments TO irrigation
projects. Frank IL. Gould of San
Francisco and j. Kelley of Denver
will talk on the topic of seeing
America first, as will Louis W. Hill.
recently resigned from official posi-
ton with the Great Northern rail-
road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Mems Underwear

50c-Men's S Union Suits in balbriggan
or open mesh: worth 75c and $1.00
45c-MEN'S BALBRIGGAN in long or
short sleeves, knee or ankle lengths,
worth 75c a garment.
s1o0lLEWIS'S UNION SUITS in
very fine balbriggan, white or ecru, our
regular $3.50 grade.
VASSAR UNION SUITS, $295 for
$500 grades; $195 for $500 and $3.50
qualities.
$1.15-Matting Suit Cases
Full size, splendid light summer case
and we'll made, worth $500.
Mems Silk Hose
$100 for CcCallum S hose that sold for
$l75 to $500.
25c Mems Silk half hose, in all colors
Mems Mems 9xfords SSfor S3.85
Your choice of any pair in our store
We carry nothing to retail for less than
$500, and they are as good as any made
All feathers, lasts and styles.
Mems House Slippers
$1.15-in black and tan feathers; sold
for so and $1.75.
Mems Mountain Boots
Just few pairs left; they sold for
5000 If we can fit you-they're yours
at $500
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
COMMUNITY MEETING At
PENR0SE SUCCESSFUL

The teachers, pupils, patrons and
directors community meeting at PEA
rose last Saturday was a largely at
tended and in all respects very de-
lightful affair. 1t was splendid DEM
onstration OF the interest Of the peo-
pie of Beaver park in the work Of the
public schools and of their willing
ness to cooperate in any movement
looking to their Improvement. Visit
ors were given the glad hand by the
citizens of Penrose and were made 20
feel that they were the recipients of
hospitality as genuine as 1t was gen.
erous The meeting was held at the
Presbyterian church and the program
was both interesting and helpful. The
addresses, as we'll as the music, were
excellent and left an impression on
those who heard them not easily for
gotten. Features OF the program were
the singing Of the Penrose Ladies'
quartette and OF the masculine double
quartette of Florence. both of which
scored a big hit with the audience.
The arain on the Beaver, Penrose q
Northern railroad was held until 10
O'Clock to afford those who desired TO
do SO an opportunity to attend the
night session. That the people of
Beaver Park are boosters for their
section of the county was evidenced
by the efforts they made to make Sat
urday's meeting the success II was.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
THIS IS HOME INDUS-
TRY WEEK IN DENVER

Denver, March 1S.-This Is Home
Industry week in this city. Practical
ly every show window in the down
town district will be given over to
displays OF local manufactured pro-
ducts. Every factory in town will
show its products in a unique way.
AS far as possible the manufacturing
OF the product will be exhibited. The
windows were decorated on Saturday
night and this morning and this af-
ternoon the streets were crowded
with sightseers enjoying the exhibits.
An illustration in one of the windows
is a complete sugar refinery. In an
other window is a complete candy
factory; in another a steel turning
shop and in another a hat factory.
etc. One of the novel displays is a
complete block system erected by a
local manufacturer of block signal
systems on the tramway tracks The
traffic to and from the cars operates
the signals the same as though the
cars were running over a steam rail-
road equipped with block signals.
The purpose OF the weeks display g
the advertising Of home Industries.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
DEAD BROKE AT SIXTY

to your own dooryard. Do not try to
take in your own ward. or even your
own block A small town lot is big
enough for you.
You say 1t is not
Do you own town lot?
Have you money enough in the
savings bank TO buy a lot?
II you will save 81 or 81 week
You can soon pay for a lot. You can
do that IL you will. But you won't
do it. because you haven't sufficient
strength OF character. You would
rather be around the streets and the
loafing places and spend that dollar
or two. and stand Off some one
for another dollar. and get mad
when he tries to collect It. than to
be a man and get yourself start.
The reason that nine men out Of
ten are broke at 60 is because they
did not save any money when they
were young. They have themselves
to blame for 1t. This city and every
other city has hundreds of young
men who think 1t is smart" to spend
all they make. and more too.
Young man. You are not foolins
any one but yourself. You know you
ought to save some money. but you
won't try. There are one or two
young fellows in the same shop or
store with you who ARE saving
money. and in few years you will
not be working WITH them-youIl
be working FOR them.
When that happens don't kick
about them. 1t will be your fault
You have Just the same chance they
have.
It's up to YoUs
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
LOST HIS HEALTH IN
PHILIPPINE SERVICE

Charlie Sage. for some time past
connected with the police force in
Manila, Philippine Islands. and pre-
vious to his work in that capacity a
solder in the United States army. in
company with Harry H. Harris, also
a member of the Manila police force.
arrived here this morning from San
Francisco. and is visiting at the home
of his uncle. a. S. Sage. and family.
Long residence In tropical climate.
coupled with the exacting character
of his duties while there. resulted In
unbaiancing Mr.. sage's mind and he
was ordered home by the authorities
with the hope that the change would
be instrumental In the restoration Of
his health. Mr.. Harris was delegated
by the chief OF the Manila police to
accompany the unfortunate man u
Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
The Presidential Primaries

ton.
So the Republicans of Fremont
county have said 1--WE will begin now
even If there is no law in force and
let the people express their choice for
president"
In each precinct of the county
vote will be taken on presidential
candidates and the delegates sent to
the county convention will vote as in
structed.
If the majority of the delegates TO
the county convention are instructed
for Taft, Mr.. Taft will get the dele
gates that go to the state convention.
If the majority of the delegates rep
resent precincts that favor Mr.. Roose-
welt, then Mr.. Roosevelt will get the
delegates that go to the Pueblo con-
vention.
The Republican party of Fremont
county is in excellent shape. 1t was
never so strong and harmonious. And
it is strong because 1t works In the
open and is fair to all. There are no
fixers in the Republican party Of Fre-
mont county who seek or are permit
ted to fix things up in opposition to
the will of the majority of the party.
And there is no antagonizing minority
who fight in the back in this county.
Issues when they arise are met and
settled for good in a manner entirely
satisfactory to all.
If good many other counties in the
state would take few hints from Free
mont county there would be no war
ring Republican factions in the state
and fewer Democrats in the state
house.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
PROFESSOR OF ENTOMOL-
0uY PROVES HIS THEORY

Lawrence. Kans., March 1S.-Sam-
uel ]. Hunter, professor of entomol-
ogy at the University OF Kansas. be-
lieves he has proven what he had for
sixteen years been trying to convince
the farmers of the state. He taught
that little study applied to their
orchards would double the return OF
their fruit crop.
A year ago he and Professor A. T.
Walker of the Latin department
leased ten acre orchard near Law
renee. They took care of it at odd
hours. applying the laboratory meth
ods Prof Hunter had been teaching.
Doctoring the trees as a family ply
sician would his patients, picking,
storing and packing the apples scien-
tifically. the men of science watche |
a neighbor sell his crop of apples az
s1.75 a bushel. Today. the two profess
sors sold their entire stock at SO a
bushel. for over $500.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
CAUCUS NOMINATIONS MADE
LAST SATURDAY NIGHT

At a largely attended caucus of the
citizens of East Canon at the town
hall on Cottonwood avenue last Sat
urday night the following ticket to
be voted for at the spring elections
was selected: For mayor, Francis
Bachelor; for trustees for term of
two years. D. S. Moore. H. ]. Craig.
W. H. Williams; for trustees for a
term of one year, Phil Sheridan, ]. w.
Haddon and F. Harvey. Messrs. Will
liams and Craig are Followers; all OF
the other nominees being new ones.
There will be but one tickt in the
field in East Canon and the caucus
candidates are almost sure of cleo
ton.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
PUBLIC ROADS ON LINCOLN
PARK ARE BEIN6 DRA66ED

The citizens OF Lincoln Park with
characteristic enterprise, are drag
ging and otherwise improving the
streets and public roadways in antic-
ipation of Heavy traffic over them
during the coming spring and sum-
mer. The recent SHOWS and wet
weather resulted in an unusually
muddy condition of the roads
throughout the park and they were
cut into deep rnts in consequence of
the travel on them while the ground
was wet Having dried they are now
being smoothed and leveled by drags
furnished by the board Of county
commissioners. The work being done
is appreciated by the->public. and. 1t
has been suggested. that the people
of other localities might with ad-
vantage "go and do likewise"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21

The statement has been made that
80 per cent of men at 60 years Of
age are dead broke. living from day
to day, or supported by relatives
and friends or aims. Gays the Hannl-
bal Courier-Post of March 4.
Do you know the reason?
1t is because they did not save a
part OF what they were paid each
week or month while they were
young. or course, there are alway 8
some men who meet with misfortune
and can not s1ve. but they are the
exception and mot the rule. This
article is to deal with the rule. II
refers to those who are able to work
to those who do work, but who do
not save.
II you do not save part OF what
you make. then you are preparing
yourself to be load on the sommun-
ity. Your first duty is to fix yourself
SO you won't In your old age be a
burden on any one. You can do 1t. and
you ought to be made to do It.
You've heard some one say 'the
world owes me a living" and you
believed 1t because you wanted to.
That old time-worn gag" is as bare
faced lie as ever was uttered by
the usual good-for-nothings who
speak 1t. The world doesn't owe you
nickel. and the world doesn't know
you are living or care II you die.
Don't stand around and talk about
the world-that's too much territory
for you to try to take in. The world
does not owe you anything. You are
the one who is in debt, but not the
world. Forget that world talk. It's
too big for YOU. Cut 1t right down
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL OF
CHRISTIAN CHURCH HAS
REMARKABLE GROWTH

The Sunday school of the Christian
church is experiencing quite a for
ward movement just now. On Sunday
the 18th inst, the high water mark in
attendance was reached-246 being
present and 1t was not a rally day
either.
The success Of the school is very
largely due to the persistent. con-
sistent work of its superintendent.
W. A. Johnson, who works at the job
seven days in the week, and has a lot
of able assistance.
The school has splendid orches-
ira of nearly a dozen pieces under
the direction of Miss Mae Ritten-
house.
Yesterday in the four adult classes,
taught by Rev Reed, Miss Emma CAL
ley, Mrs. J. H. Horney and W. A.
johnson, over 100 were present.
Every Sunday there are special
features on the program. Last Sun
day II. S. Maddox delivered a short
address to the school showing that he
was as good a booster for the Sunday
school as for the tourist business.
The Junior department OF which j.
w. Emmerson is superintendent, sang
an appropriate song which Mr.. EN-
merson had composed and set 10
music for his pupils.
A teachers training class will be
organized in this school on next
Wednesday night. The teachers and
officers of the school meet once q
month for conference at which occa-
sion lunch is served.
The school has set its stakes for
an attendance of 400 before the year
closes. and as 1t has already doubled
its membership since the beginning
of the year 1t would seem that the
task was not hopeless one.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
REV. PRATT TO CONDUCT
EvlMeEtlSTIC MEET-a
IM6S IN FLORENCE

At an lnterdenominationai meeting
held in the Presbyterian church In
Florence last Sunday afternoon IL
was unanimously voted to Invite Rev.
L. ID. Pratt to inaugurate a series OF
evangeiistic services In that city sim
liar to ihe one recently conducted py
him at the rink here. Referring to the
enterprise the Daily Citizen OF Mop-
day says:
The matter of n place to hold abe
proposed meetings was discussed.
The tent proposition is entirely out OF
the question at this time Of the year
and was seriously objected to. To
build n tabernacle would cost close
on to thousand dollars and was
thought impossible at this time The
only suitable auditorium that will
hold the crowds is the Methodist
church. II was finally decided to have
the Methodist trustees lease Ase
committee who viii have the priyii-
ege OF remaining II "Pratt's Taber-
nacle." and for four weeks there Is
to be no NJ. E. church In town.
The executive committee waa ap-
pointed consisting of Pastors Griffin.
Thomas and James and Messrs. Lyn-
dall Jack. J. D. Stewart. n. w. Nc
Connell. Geo. Liggett. J. d. Blunt. }.
w. Yelton. NJ. F. carruthers. @. Del
bert and t. NJ. Howells. This Commit
tee has had meeting and hsS ap-
pointed the subcommittee which
will be announced later.
Mr.. Pratt comes with n great rec
ord as an evangelist He Is a clear,
forceful speaker and a learned ex-
positor OF the Word. He tells tNe
truth in forceful manner. with the
evangelist comes the able assistant
and chorus leader. He desires that. III
who can aid in the singing wift-jcAh
the large chorus that win be under
his direction.
Il Is to be hoped that Florence ia
to experience the religious revival Of
her history. Success depends on CO.
, operation"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21
E DOUBLE WEDDlkG

A double wedding OF more than or
binary interest was celebrated by DR..
]. F. Harris. pastor of the First n.
E. church this city. when he un'tei
in marriage George Amos Of Rock
vale and Miss Blanche Bell OF this
city; and John Goidsby Of Williams
burg and Miss May Ming Of this city
The young people are well ala fav-r-
ably kEown. ~. only in Canon City,
but in the camo towns, as we'll and
many friends unite Ia wishing both
couples a long and happy life