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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29
ALEXIS Is SICK

LONDON, Dec. 29.-over exer-
ton is said to have brought on a
recurrence of tuberculosis of the
bone in Crown Prince Alexis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29
TACOMA THEATER

EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
The GOrEeOus
KINEMACOLOH REVIEW
f-onnrfssnr ~ Wsnd<yfuI Naturally
ceIored Motion ricfur<s
Prices--25c Any Seat Chuoren ivc.
Matinee daily 3:1s. Evenings. 1880.
two shows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29
SOME MINING

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20.
There was 100000 tons more
coal mined in the country thH
year than last.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29
OLD MANS HOME

Humane Officer Van voris u
working up a movement to estap-
lish an old folks home at South
31st and Adams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29
BOATS COLLIDE

PORTLAND, Dec. 20. - In 2
dense fog the Northland and
Kassoi coIlided In Willamette
river Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29
HAD DEVIL
. IN HER EYES
| NE EXPLAINS

CINCINNATI. Dec zs.-Rob-
ert Maroney. age Is. an actor.
shot and killed his wife and
daughter today 40 they slept In
the Hotel Walton He WAS ar
rested Immediately afterwards
II killed my wife because she had
the devil In her eyes, Marune3
told the police Tho baby a1sc
would have had the dsvil In her
eyes had she lived. % / killed her,
too The police believe Marcney
h insane
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29
p Rim G z S S

Alb WEEK
4wRs. TEMPLES TELEGRAM
ruunlerf Farce Comedy r. Years
e,~rlaI Holiday Matinee Thursday.
r6ouday nixkt n H4sdfes' DnrEafn
Nfwhf - ffekefs puFehssea- seEsFs
Bargain matlnses "wednesday
prfees. zoe 500 and Soc Phone
Main 1850. Bargain priced mntinsss
are 1oc and feo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29

MONTREAL, Dec zs.Witn
fhe water shut off 80 steam heat
iug plants cannot be run hospitals
here are suffering from zero
weather.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29

NEW YORK. Dec zs---Bosro
of inquiry is excluding all TOR
eIeners who have engaged IN
dueliug In their home country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-29
SCHMIDT COLLAPSES
NEW YORK. court convened today His eondi
49,, $500 ton pitiable when his trial
Schmidt collapsed n a cell before opened

schmidt collapsed in cell before
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
YEE F0OLUN, &c. HID.
TREATS THE SICK
IN NATURES WAY
HEReALIST TEACHES THE OLD AND
TRIED CHINESE METHOD TO
ORUG-SlCk SUFFERERS OF
AMERICA.

When Yee Foo Dun. c. f. D., arst be-
gan To preach the cure OF Ills In ma
lures way and 10 demonstrate the truth
OF his claims, he had TO overcome the
common faith In the efficacy or ordi-
nary drUgs-many OF them extremely
dangerous to the human system.
HE HAS SUCCEEDED WONDER
FULLY. as the thousands OF testimonials
Voluntarily given him By former suffer
cgS prove 10 the satisfaction al the most
skcptical Yee Foo Lun. 6. II. D.. could
not succeed without exception through
many years experience In China and
America IL there WAS not genuine worth
in his treatment
FOOD For THE THOUGHTFUL.
The remarkable record OF Yee Foo Lun,
G.. H D., provides food for the thought
lul and justifies the assertion Of the
herbalist that he SUCCEEDS WHERE
OTHERS FAIL. Two-thirds OF the cases
which come 10 the attention OF fcc Foo
Lun for treatment by his Chinese herbs
have baffled practicIng physicians-and
Yea Foo Lun has set TO record failure
10 either permanently cure or vastly re-
leve come Of the most stubborn cases
OF record
NATURES WAY Is TgE BEST OF
;hls there can be no doubt. for so IL Is
proved daily in all lines Of human en-
deafor Certain II is tina, Mother Ma
tgre knows how 10 cure suffering hu
manity. THIS CAN BE PROVED TO
YOU JUST AS TT HAS BEEN PROVED
TO THOUSANDS OF OTHERS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
Lungs Affected
By Rheumatism
Pneumonia, Broaehiti,, Asthmn a,d Anemia
Often Directly the Results OF Eheu-
matte Blood

IL you have persistent, nagslng
bronchial cough beware OF cough rem
eoies. Tney &re merely local in action,
and IL they do relieve 1t is the mar
cotics that 90 it. What you REQUIRE
is blood purifier searching amt
dots that removes from the circula ton
the acid pc!son5 thEt by their reflexeg
attack all weakened, susceptible spots
and thus create local symptoms The
very best remedy known Is Sw!ft's
Sure Specific. You Will find it on sale
In any drug store ct si.oo per bottle.
1t goes straight into the blood. be-
comes ar internal blood bath, wonder
fully stimulates the increase OF red
coTpuscles. cures ali the local fever
spots and irr!ta tiOng, increases appe-
Tito, you take on fleah and feel a won
dorfni sense of renewed strength.
Hundreds OF people worried beyond
control at cough, pains Ia tho cheat.
sore throat and constant expectoratlon
OF thick mCcUs have experienced the
most wonderful change after using
8. 8. 9. All doubt and apprehension
Is gone, those peculiar pains and aches
vanish. there follows a period of mout
intense rejoicing 20 frd tibet worst
fears were based entirely upon a rl!s-
taken notion that cough and chast
pains come from the lur~s. Thcas
ere rheumatic conditions. and Won viii
quickly Teallzo 81 after using s 5 8.
FOR few dsyc. Get a bottle OF & & q
to-day at the drug store and thcn sov
goodbye 10 all those pains that have
worried you
Write 10 Swift Specific Co. 1877 sv,,,
Bldg. Atlanta. Co, for medical advice
and wonderful facts CONCERNING ths
greatest blood Temecy svor known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

firms DR. Isaacson's accusations and
sends FOR Baroudi. Tie, however, fearing
the enmty OF The English. casts her of
The last scene shows her departing from
her home 10 n nameiess but hopeless
fate.
Next 10 the chara CT e%lzation OF Mrs.
Chepstow that OF Dr. lsaacson by Charles
Bryant is the most impressive. He dis
plays fne reserve that is supposed 10
be typical of the Engiishman of upper
classes. So fine is this reserve, how
ever. that at times il becomes iuar,icu
late ana cannot be understood far from
the footl!gh,s.
While "Bela Donna" Is not a play Of
exceptional strength. ii keeps a firm
grip on ones interest. Much OF this
interest Is due, no doubt, TO the personal
triumph OF Nine. Nazinova. \ deep
dNcd "Villainess.' without one kindly
quality, is 4 rather uninv!tlng role with
which 20 make an appeal 10 an audi
ence but the very fact that she does
mold the interest fascinated in such
role Is in itself sufficient proof of her
singular ability.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
KINDNESS DEFEATS
FAVOR|TES At ALAN
McAlan Wins Second Event,
S to /; Sorrowful Cap
lures First Race.

" rnerne,lonaI New Service
N.AN. Idaho. Mag Is. -Today's race result.
follo-
Fist rsco six fuflonss-Sor oWful ioi tGfothl.
: 20 . 9 to aud : 10 ;. won; Gaieue Gale
io7 ,rauieyl, ls to l. to ! aad TO /. second:
ousca ruth. 1o7 iRosouI. 10 Q. TO and
10 s. ,hird Time l:iG 5-5 Jim Catfcrty.
RossHor,h. rou,enac. Mike Donlon and Robert
also ran.
Second race seven ;urIonSs--McAlan, lis Got
tom : TO |. !. TO and : 10 5. won; Locust Bud,
III (sIoIaffi, 6 /, : 90 and 70 3. second
g. ". Kennou. ii1 tWar-on) even. 70 aud
out. third. Time, leg. Southern Gold. lI"hlEh.
Special Delivery, onaiorihn and Anse|fealo also
ran.
Third race four ,uriouEs-Kindncss. iI2 tGro.h).
i5 20 :. & TO and 10 l. won; Nhva. l0s CWar-
-snl. : 70 10 I 10 and out. second; Rars NEE.
80 s-5 Crusty. Col McDougsn. Virginia S..
Jessie Simpson. Alta Iona. Maid nnd Johnny
Hayes also r1n.
Fourth raco five and hnlt fredericksburg
eetsu, lit 'Holesworth'. TO had to
to and 20 20, second; zenotek, loa (orothl.
is 10 <. even and out, thiyI. Tine. l:ps. Prince
philsthorp. Thistle Belle Bslclirt and Ola Set
vlrth race, five and a hslf furlouss-okoui,c.
sierra. io7 Rosen). 70 s. 20 and to g.
second: Old Cola IO7 (Clynplughl. 20 ?. even
ard 10 .. third Time los 10. Nslie Forty,
Daylight, Retertc. Captain Lindsey and safrnuor
also
sixth reee six turlonss-JerntaHn. tf3 (S!olatn.
< TO / 9 to and to g. Gon; Trcnareo. il2
tcoorrnl. . 10 I. 20 and 10 3. second; Comp
tor. JIG fCavsnhughl. 10 :. TO 10 ana out.
third Time, i:i4 AS. Gaty Pollou, Zulu. LII
Han BAY. siuebeard and Lofty Haywood also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
WELDSHLP WINS
STEEPLE CHASE


PIhiLICo. Nay Ij.-Today's race results:
First race slS furiopgs-Ambrouo, l"t ~. VII
sonl $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50. woa; joe Knight.
ili twolfcl, $3.50. $50 second. Sylves;ris. lie
tBauerl s?I0. third Time, 1914 20. Double
Five. DsIuserfioid, Queen Bee. Eticndi and Ben
Loyal also ran.
Second race, ono mllc-Falry Godmother. IS
Fordl. $5Ssn sl1.S0 and so. won. Golden
Treasure. toe (Robbinal $40 and s. 20 second
Mileage, l05 (skirvn) $3.50. third. Time l:4c l-6
Hans Crock. Rockfsh. 0rowoc, Horace r. Lord
Elan, Nadsu q. T.. Buster. Bryan and Cloud
Chief also
Third race six MISUNDERSTANDING. III (Wi-
son), $3.50 1910 and s2 20. won. YorSvillc. los
Ntobbinsi, $500 and Ss %. second: Gnslno Il5
TroSlcrl $50 third. Time. i:l3 IS. Rig Dip
per Progressive, Popgun and Chilton Queen also
ran.
Fourth race. stc.plcrhaEc two m!los-ucldshtp.
40 tKoruAthl, s9T. 10. $3.50. won; Siclbart. tt7
nyncbl. $3.50 aud 81 "a. second shannon River.
it7 (Allcnl. So TO- chrd Time, 6;l0 is. XII
lAEney, Roland. pardcc ucll). Earl Grey. sF
Giles celD Mo. Flying, Yankee t!cll and BaNy-
pack alto ran
Fifh race. six rurlonss-Faturity. &: Oso-
Cehcy). $3.50 s25o and $3.50. Question
Mark. ms ~. Wilsonl. 500 and $40. second
Thco- cook loo ward. $40. third. Timc
l1i 40 Cherry Seed. Eaton LothaTto. George
;. Davis. Vigorous, Fanchete and Bcrtis also
ran
Sixth race. mlc-EIvsh. Io5 tTurnrr, ss SO
800 and 81 so. won: Ralph Lloyd. 80 CSU:drrl
81 and Sc so. second: o'Em. i05 C-a!Tbrothorl
I.30. third Time j.ti. lad ot L1ugdon. Font
Judge Monck. AEor. Blue Mouse. Uncle oaie ana
Ella Grace also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
War Veteran Dies,

James Neitch, a member of the g.
\. Il. and a eteran Of the civil war.
dicd suddenly at his home. ia East
Second South street. at ) o'cll"k yes
terday afternoon, of tuberculosis. He
was "a wears Of age Mr.. Veltch had
lived in Salt Lake City for number
of years, his relatives living in Canada.
He has beer a sufferer from tubcrcu.
losis for a number of years, but his
death Yesterday came Very suddcnly
The body wGs taken to the undertak-
In parlors Of $. D. Evans & Co. and
funeral arrangements viii he en-.
nolnccd later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
Pimlico Entries.
By International News Service

By International News Service
First race. selling. FOR maiden two-year olds.
four and half iuriougs-'Brcols.ssr. io?: Louise
TTayers. I07; 'Colonol c.. l07: sOdd Cross. 1902:
'Santnncca. io9. Front ROYAL l0T: Salon. I01:
'Ha.cbcii. 1o2: Galea. i67: Wan.ta f0T: ssuaa m..
100: 'Transina. 1902; Salvation Noll. i02.
Second race. three year-olds ana up. mile
Superstition. io9 'Meyordalc. 90 ElrorT il6:
Terrible BIZ. loa. EfonGi. :o9: 'Porduer. iis:
'Cloud chief. 10S.
Third race. selling. three. .yea--olds and up. six
furionCs-Glint. i06; Bryonarr. los: Fired Levy,
lo3; Star Gaze. 40: Blue Crest. ll7 'Pcr,h-
shire iis.
Fourth race selling steopIeehase three-yesr-
olds and up. two milcs-jcsuit iH; DE Ben
I's; tJula Armour. 40; ordoriy Nat Il9 'nIr
spevs l1o: Lizzie Fla;. He: tcun Cotton ISL
Garth cntry.
Fifth race, selling. tou--ycsr-oiGr and up SIX
'Urlongs-'JeSsupbuFn. I03: Sldon IOs Gold Cap
icS; 'Chorry Seed. 1903; -York Lad ioG. Eaton.
III; NaCreary. Jos. Question Mark ioS Belfast.
los: 'Goiliwosg. 9s: Harmon Pass, ins; Clem
Beochey, Jos; 'Toddl!nE. io5: 'old Hank 9s /.
CanioI. III: Eacalibur. IG3
Sixth race. owners handicap. tkTee-vear- olds
md mp. one mile-Cllu Edso. ioI; Cock o. tGe
Walk 10: Astrologer %, LocnieI no: Dr.. puof-
tsr. los; cir Stream ss; SDr!ngbosrd. i0t:
Merry Task, ll5. John Furlong. 1e1.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear: track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
JONES WINS
TOBACCO STAKES
b. Iptorna,ional Nows Service.

LouIsVILLB. May l5.-Todsy's race results:
First race. tix furlonss-Al Bloch. 97 lKede.!sl.
$3.50. &oo and $40. won. Theresa Gu. 96 Wan
duscn) $3.50 and $40. second: Doiou-. 100
t0ooeol. $500. third Time. III 2-5. Dr.. Jack
son CnlaSh. Now Hevon. Gorrard. Recomponsc.
Mario E.. Clinton. Coreopsis. Mcrodc aud Cedar
Brook alao ran
Second rnce, four and a half furlongs-saion
I0 (Goo-ol. s7.fo $3.50 and &C. go won Har-
wood, Io8 GIonovorl. $3.50 and $40. second:
Around, Charles Candle. May l.. Sorry Borry
Mesh. Nudge. Mary P.cktord. Jack crowdus and
Glady Y. ALEC
GaarielO $3.50. s2.sO and s2.2o. Ymir. iOi
CGrossl. $3.50 and $3.50. second: Irish Grotiand
los tpayonporp. $500. third. limo. iAo. Coz
Lad. Polly n. ond Prince Hernia aEo ran.
Fourth race the Tobacco stakes six fuElongs-
Carey Jones. lo2 Fronch). Sal So 90 and $40.
won; Presumption. lie Pcnk). $3.50 and $3.50.
second; Bennnot, sS (McDontld). $500, third.
Time. 10 20 Morrisovn. Royal Head Prac-
torian also ran.
Fitch race. ono milo and seventy ya.ds--Harry
Iauger, 100 QoftuE), 1910. $3.50 and t&.a0.
Guide Post. los (Buxron). 81 10 and 81 20. second;
Hollyholder io2 (Csllahan). .l6.T0. third Time.
l:s6. old Woman. Volta. Gold Color, Maddalene.
K!uslng. Bnrsnnnc Accrblow, Byightstock and
Bnllyshca also ran.
Sixth race. mile and sixth-waucor IOs
tTspllni. $3.50. 1890 and $50 Won: Forthhcad.
los uoftus). $40 mad $40 second: Bonne
Chance. iof lsteee) sl3 co. third. Time i:io 2-5.
C-ecberboy. SySzgy Pr!nceIke. Love Day. Floral
Day and Wlntcrsreen aso
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
Louisville Entries.
.ernationh News Service.

b international News Service.
First race, selling three -ye9r-oids aud up. SIX
hTioDSs-Nnna Reed 81; SantdacE. loi: Prospect.
loS; strong io7; Merrick, III; Milton B.. III:
EIvs 99: Thctloss 10l: Lady Lightning. io5: Blue
Thistle. l07: Chapultcpoc. li2.
Second race. purse. twc-yca--olt usidsns four
and half furlonEs-Charmcuso. 10: Birke, Ito;
First Cherry. 10: 'Bools and Saddle. lls. Harry
l.. iiS. Brcokcr6. Ii3: Tiktok. ii3; Candy Box.
ITO: Watermelon. llO; 'Bushy Hoad. iio: High
Clnss. 113; EIsndro. Is: J. B. 31aylow II3.
Third selling. sour-year- r-olds and up, one
milo and a tiHtccnth-Boautiful Io5; Bonne
Chance, lOi; HUSKY Lad. loS; Thy Fay 1os. Clubs.
l0i. Supple, l0s: Bit OF Fortune. los; Dick
Baker, III.
Fourth raec. handicap three ycar-olds and up.
OIL" wiie-Gowcl o.. Rolling Stone 1Q5; Leo
charcs io3; Joe Morris. los.
TIth race purse. four rad a half nrrioncs-
Mac. ic5; Edith. los; Casuaraue. i0I; Tho Nor
mo. 10; Rurfles. lo7; Brdlo Williams 10Y.
Frances NJ. 10s. Magnet, 10
Sixth race. selling six yeer-olds one mile aud
a Observation-Disclosures n. 1o1: Foxy May. los
Jack LGSon, Jos: Mockler iii: John p. Wnkofield.
l05: Ursula Emma. los: serviccDoe. III; Super
visor. ii2.
Fl z. Bradley entry.
weather cloudy; track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
Yee Foo Lun. c, ~. o.

~
Original Chinese herbalIst and founder Of
the Chinese Herb institute, Denver. Salt
Lake branch. 1ts South Main street. up
stairs over Airschmsn shoe store. Phone
Wssstch $3.50. Special appointments at
F'oteI Utsh. Hours-Oslly. 4. m. TO g
.. m; Sunday. 10 a. m. 10 %. m.
Ire following testimonial from wAidemsr E.i-
'on i2ii Arnrnn stront Denver. tells OF a rona-s.-
all, cure:
- grateful ,or The b-asra / receive.
ON the fse Foo Lon Chinese herb treatment
ihsi u ls r~,l pleasure for mo 20 add fny tosii-
hss received
For loss time suficyed greatly ,rou, aeu.,
rsiaT-h- There Tss eoutiluai dropping from
my bead into iny throat and stomach which sas
',T' ann9yins. ! could not sleep veil OF uiEht.
&c In The mornings 7 would fool tired and az
hsstsd l had frequent headaches end could
Ssf scarcel- anything. I endured 4 great dezI n,
annoyance becesse of mr. condition and tried s.r-
srsl doctors snd several ~ays 70 find n cure Su,
ALLIED
- read o., tho marvellous cure. m... Lr IN.
fs- Foo Luu Chinese herb treatcsut and eailei
a. fso FOO Lrn's office 10 Investigate / .ta-sa
takiag the herts and within a few days / felt
10 much better that continued the ,rsatnr.t
about two month"; Nov 7 feel veil and strong
] have . Eoo5 appetite. ny food dise-ts vsi,holt
trouble and the dropplngs Into riy mouth s1S
throat have ceased | Kcea yell az niKbts h.v.
s,iued Ia weight aof feel that an permanently
rurse of uT ailneus. ! truthfuiiy az ~
change 70 dus 20 the zee Foo Liza ch!ns.e heb
II you are seeking relief call on Yee
Foo Lun, 9. II. D., AZ the Chinese Herb
Institute, lis South Main street up-
stairs Consultation free upon present
ing this notice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
Today's Alan Entries.
ateraa,lonal New Service.

Sy International News Seryca.
Firyt race. 'vn firlonse. selling. thrGe-year'
ol6s and up-Choriio Brown. 1ls; Hnzcl c, III
Moiier, 10; Mart!nmsa. Commeadstiou Van Horn
Ios: Elizabeth Harvood. log. King stnIvor, io?
Second race. fivc and a half trongs, selling
four-yeRr-old aud up-Pnsirc Electric. ocear
shorc. Ray Egan. Tho 5hT,lnp. orttorian. s;crin.
III. Roberto. Iwlck. cruseoio Yuha, ,e9; Idun.
'osoiorlEtiou, I07
Third race. nuriongr sellinS. tosr- yesr-
oids and up--wickot David Wsrficd. For John
son. III: Ada Meade. .oe. Marle CoEbW. los
Baby Doll, Nsney McDes. io2
Fourth race. five and bali tur!onsH purse.
,h-se-y ycar-odE aad up-HeacY Wnlbank. Delaney.
ia: sAIesia McClin,ook III. Mona Cnnomann.
Platinum. ioe Fitzgerald. io2 Eagle Wins: 1oI
Fish race. five and half faTiongB. selling,
!oU:-yoEr- oids and up-King Elk, ia; Sir FTet-
fui. IL. Dgtch Courage Voady. Jr.. Judge Sale.
fe Derby IA CAEadors IO7; Elmeta Hamilton,
iol
sixth ,stc, one milo rad Sixtoonth. sellirg.
four-yca--olds and up-B,loliE. ZoroaStsr Don
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
FR RECk !: S
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.

There g no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed OF your freckles. as
the prescription othiDe--double strength
spots.
Simply get IN ounce Of othinc-dou-
bic strength-from Schrannm-Johpson
Drugs, "The Never Substitutors. five
(o) good stores, and apply "A little of
it night and morning and YOU should
soon sec that even tire worst freckles
have begun TO disappear. while the
lighter ones havc vanished entirely. II
is seldom that more than an ounce is
needed 10 completely clea, the skin and
gain beautiful! clear complexion.
BE sure TO ask for the double strength
othiue, as this is sold under guarantee
Of money back il il fails 10 remove
freckles. (Advertisem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
Coast League

The spring months often find
woman tired out, with pain in back,
hips and head, nervous and sleepIcss.
Foley Kidney Pills will quickly prove
their worth and value as a healer OF
all kidney and bladder ailments and
irregularities. They are n splendid rem.
edy for rheumatism, clearing the uric
seid from the joints and system. Try
them. schramm-Johuson. Drugs. "The
Never rSubstitutors. Five 90 good
stores. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

Miss Pauline Bush, the popular Amer
ican leading lady. is the ange, OF mercy
in Human Kindness" at the Mehesy
today. The story is that OF a faithful
old gardener who Is discharged because
of his age. Through the efforts Of the
kind neighhor all ends well. A pretty
romance OF tie Pasadena Rose tourna-
ment is the rhauhouser story. The
Other Girl featuring beautiful Flo La
Badie as the flower erl "A Country
Maids Romance q pathetic drama re-
plcte with stirring situations. by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-Mmc.
Na5lmova In Bella Donua." To-
night and tomorrow night. with
matinee tomorrow.
COLONIA1.--WililHm j. Kelly and
company In David Garrlck." Natl
nee tomorrow.
ORPHEUM-Vaud Elks' week.
Performances every afternoon and
evening.
MPRESS--Naudeville. Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

and which Will appear sometime during
the week The girls are beauties both
In face and figure. and they have an an
usual amount Of magnetism and charm.
Win the Diving Girls are appearing n
number Of fna ture acts that make the
present Empress bill one OF delight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

The following thcstcr notices are marked
auNcrtisemerts 10 order 10 comply with
strict Interpretation OF tho new sodorsl news.
paper Ia In no are they paid adver-
uSements. They are items furnished By the
press agents o. the various thoatez
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The engagement of the dramatic spec
t9cle. "Everywoman.'' at tho Salt Lake
theater. which is for an entire week, viii
open Monday. II brings 10 Salt Lake
the most talked about production OF many
years ana. without doubt. the most sue
cesSluL While the play has been at
uactluS The multitude for the past three
years In The eastern cities this Is the nrst
tour TO the west. and owing TO It's enor-
nous size but few cities will be PLAYED
Ihe large amount Of scenic accessories
precludes the possibility OF PLAYING the
smaller cities. An entire trainload OF
scenery and electrical effects is carried
by the company. and the organ}zatiou
includes a special symphony orchestra
The company includes a score OF we'll
Known names. Prominent among them
is III. Cooper Cliffe. n distinguished Eng
lish actor, who created the leading role OF
Nobody and Adele Blood. described az
one OF the most beautiful women of the
American stage. She was once seen In
Salt Lake City at the Orpheum in The
Picture OF Dorian Gray"
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Enrique. ~; Gretchen C.. Harlem Maid. 100 !;
Ma-lc Girl Ioi.
IRAN formerly orbicullst.
Weather clear: track slow
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Do YOU lore boys' Then be sure
and hear Bishop Hughes at the First
Methodist church tonight Take bov
(Advertis isewent.O y
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DANNY O'BRIEN PUTS
YOUNG CANS TO SLEEP

BOISE. Ida. May lj.-Danuv
O 'Brisn of Portland, champion light
weight Of tho northwest. knocked out
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tion regarding II I'll the Wi,'
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International League
Southern League

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New Pictures Today.

MEHESY.
Human Kindness"
The Other Girl
"A Country Maids Romance"