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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

WHEN Rsiney's African hunt pic
turcs were at the salt Lake
tIcater some time ago. salt L.akcrs were
given an unusual opportunity of seeing
lropicd! animals in their native haunts.
This week some remarkable pictures of
the animals that inhabit the polar re-
slons arc offered. The pictures we're
taken the Carnegie Museum Alaskan
and Siberian expedition. BESIDES being
educational in themselves such pictures
deinonstratc the great educational value
of motion photography. In the hands OF
clever operators, whose patience must be
unlimited. the world can now see wild
HE at small expense jus, as clearly
anG truly as the man who has fortune
TO spend In visiting comparatively unex-
comfort and safety.
Perhaps the most remarkable pictures
shown were those OF polar bears. To one
whose experience with polar bears has
looking beast in cage. the froics and
habits Of the white giants OF the Arctics
are revelations. Indeed.
Moose. sea lion, walrus seals Arctic
hirds-all are shown I'm the movies just
as they were in their native homes when
visited by the expedition. The life of the
Eskimo is also graphically portra yed
And not the least Interesting In this con
nectlon arc the pictures OF the EsEimos'
dogs. One even sees a railroad run by
dogs. sees the faithful animals plowlug
and cultivating. There in the far north
dogs are used for almost every task
A small audience viewed the pictures
last evening and all seemed appreciatve
OF the unusual sights displayed in mo-
ton Photography A lecturer explained
which would indicate that he was none
too sure OF his subject.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

ing

The popularity of Willard Mack and
his well-known ability as an actor Of
versatility and finish need not be stated
TO the Salt Lake thea tergoing public,
but this week Mr. Mack Is seen in the
dual role of actor playwright, and for
the succeeding three weeks his plays wll
hold the boards at the Utah.
This week Mr.. Mack, Miss Rambcau
and supporting cast second to none in
the country in stock are presenting the
hrst OF a series OF four plays written
by Mr.. Mack and produced for the first
time. This week the company is play
Ing Their Market Value" ylrile So
ciety comedy In four acts, that really
has more gripping power than any play
seen here In MANY seasons.
Next week the Utah company Will pre-
sent Scandal Alley" a satire on modern
society, having TO do with Reno, bridge
whist and the selling OF American heir
esses to the scions of foreign nobility.
These subjects are all dealt with in a
humorous and. at times, scathing manner
This play was read 10 New York pro-
dueers and they acclaimed him the COM
Ing American playwright The third act
is said TO be the strongest bit of dra-
matte construction Mr. Mack has ever
attempted. and that statement. In view
of what he has already done. is saying
much
Another strong play will DE Men OF
Steal, spelled "s-t-e-a-l," the story OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
PATROLMEN RESCUE
BUNJO, POLICE DOG

Bunjo, the police dog, Is indsposed.
He Is making heroic effort TO recover
from the paralyzing effects OF an attack
OF bull dog suffered In the carly morn
Ing hours yesterday.
Responding TO a telephone call from a
citizen giving the information that the
police dog was locked in death struggle
with too powerful adversary, Sergeant
q, D seigfus and Motorcycle Patrolman
A. c. Husbands drove I'm haste TO Third
East, between South Temple and First
South streets. at 2:30 o'clock yesterday
morning. They found Bunjo badly worst
ed and apparently dead, stil being shaken
by his ruthless foe.
Finally the larger dog was beaten of
and Bunjo was taken TO headouarters
more dead than alive. For the first time
IN wears he was unable TO attend roll
call yesterday and lay all day and night
under the humane officers desk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
HIGH SCHOOL SEASON
WILL START OCT.

The lai3 football season OF the Soll Lake high
school will begin October T. whom the first team
will play team composed OF the alumni OF the
school The last game of tho season will be with
the Utah freshmen on Cummings nold. Thunkggiv.
Ing dag. The alumni team OF the high school VIII
he mado up mostly or freshmen players at the
uplyeulty all OF whom stars ut the high
school last year They Ward. oleson Judd.
Suylor Brockon and Wtlaop
ON october il the high school will play Ogden
high on Cummings field and II io expected that
Lon Romnoy. who is coaching the Ogden toam ,hiS
fall, will present. formidable lineup OF young
stcrs No game hak got bsen arranged for Octo-
Der 49, but probably the team viii tanglo with a
hish school OF one Of the other districts October
az u.II soc Salt Lake high battle with Jordan.
wbiie Granite high will play Ogden. Novcmbor l
Granite Will play Salt Lake on the Suit Lake
grounds. - x,,
November S is still vacant date The follow
Ing Saturday, November lb. fast game is ef'
nectcd whom Boise will play in Salt Lako.
tn. otns, : teams OF tho school practicpg
dsiir Tor tho championship serIe~. which Will be
plaJ ed noxt Fridny-
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political plunder and graft, and the use
by the police departments OF large cities
OF stool pigeons during election times to
create. invent. and spread malicious lies
OF various kinds rega riding political op-
ponentS. This story has 10 do with the
district attorney OF A large city. whom
the people want to elect their next MAYOR,
and the opposing party. not being q BILE
10 find anything in his past life against
him. through the use OF stool pigeons,
swear away not only his reputation, but
his wite's as well.
The last of the series viii be 80 Much
for So Much" q story OF the white slave
traffic, and fl Is trea ted In a way that
Mr.. Mack admits is somewhat da ring
The author says that in his opinion the
last three mentioned plays are better than
any others he has written. but II they arc
as worthy as this weeks action there
can be no doubt OF their success
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], WINS PACE
|lN FRANK BOCASH
u. Mare Captures Ho-
/ Stakes After Five
heat Struggle.

.,,,p1s Ohio. Sept. 22.-Leata j.
,i. mare, was second choice to
','lls ssssh, Jr.. in the Hotel pacing '
=. that held the place OF prom :
!, ibs programme for the opening
rslunlbus grand circuit racing
,u Tou in hve-hoat strugsle' in
y. surlnting through the stretch
.,ro,s this season these two pac-
mel, and today's victory Is the
ala J. In the second heat she
All quarter I'm 295 seconds, ana
sIr, I'm next mile with a quarter
so ,nds al Winning this heat gave
Srsnlaee over Frank Bogash.
: Ala not have rush enough to
l,9n' ~ " Rev in the fourth heat, but
e A. ~ in The fifth, which Leata j.
psgias s5fl of her rival by a sensa .
I'D III Of speed. She was credited
.sJrr @ The last half in l:0o9,
ssm @ I was a pronounced faTorlte
: Eiag M pacing stakes and Won With
Na Az Though the track was slow,
; ~ ~ third and final heat in 2:o45;
sIsar Of Walter Cochato and
q Baughman. -.
4, nurchased Six weeks ago by
X horsemen, made his first
irrnif start today and disposed OF
], IN f]rst choice. They met in
n mi ~. Newell won the first two
y nlh IA omar close up. In the third
\. nv ,,sult vas reversed. and Omar
i Ave much trouble in taking the
tM ,rs a.,
i thirteen 2:15 PAGERS, OF which
4 Margaret was thought 10 be the
rhs drst two miles we're won
\ Sr Cleo 3. The third heat went
['dtar and then the race went over
rrmpdon tomorrow.
= shs King stskes. three IN five. purHo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
ISSUES BOOKLET ON
EXHIBITING FRUIT

Fruit for Exhibition Is the title Of
the latest circular to be issued by the
experiment station of the Utah Agrtcul-
turaI college. 1t was prepared by Leon
u MatcheIor, tho college torticulturist.
The circular deals with selecting the
fruit, storing 1t. arrangement Of the eH"
hlbit, scoring color. uniformity. size.
form. and gives other valuable advice TO
exhibitors II is considered especially
timely on account OF the fact that many
fruit exhibitions are given at this time
Of the year including those which Will be
made at the state fair next week.
Comics OF the circular can be obtained
by applying to the experiment station
az oyan Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Havre de Grace Entries.

b. International News Service.
First race. five furlougs-Miss Csvapsugh Mas.
Ter Joe, Duke Halo Hudss Brother. Peacock,
E>IkHrlo Lien Ounce. Recession Hill Stream.
Josnutua. Alco r.. Fascinating. ios.
Second race. six turougs-Ceciiis H., i0s:
Melville, lo2 Flamnar!on. los Silver Moon los:
Inferno Queen. Venetian Moutcnlm. lo.: Home
Crest. Accord. liz: Abbolsford a5.
Third race milo aud seventy yarda-Ursa
Major: Daingerfeld. Frog, io. Whisper Belle.
Bonnie EloIse. io3: Big Dippcr. aS Ardcou. los
Billy Nandcrvccr i07.
Fourth race. five and hal, furlones-Addio
~. III: Gaiuer. l2i Roemer, lai; Undeunted.
l0s Poniette, Blcv. 1os. Northernor lo2; Uncle
Nun. ioJ: cu'away. 100; Ash Can. e5: Tranid.
l0a.
fifth race one mile and seventy yards-In-
sprctor Lcstrade. 1lls Gates. 1903; Sepulveda los
Lad OF Lsngdon. Muster Jim. l05; Dart~orth, o.
U. BuR,or. 100; Litto Hugh, 81: AEnior, 1o3:
Ralph Lloyd.
Sixth race. six turlongs-Aun TIIly. a3: Mar
scrum, loz Grcnds. Horace r, ios Chrrroa.
l0i Scrvccpcc ll2 Miss Edith. l05: Reno. S.:
Turkey In the Straw. &c: Cordef, los
The weight on Ash Can includes penalty OF
fivo pounds.
Weather fair: track slow,
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Helena Entries.
Sncclal 20 Inc IrIbnn

Special 20 The Tribune.
First race. five and half furiougs. sellipg-
Star Blue. li2; Lord Clinton, SiItoen. Mllt Jones.
Rue. Chop Green, Charlie Brown: Regards Rose
Swoc ioi
Second race. five and half turIouEs, selling
Sharper Knight, Bnshful Bottle. Watso. 112; DR.,
s. P. Tate. Holabrd, io6 Miss Daniels Aepcro.
lo9.
Third race five and a half furionks, selling
1ajoie H.. Ornopde Cunningham. No Quarter.
Lee HARRISON II. Clin, Tucker. Bonnie Cocanse.
100. Great Frlar. Clara W. lo..
Fourth race flyo furIouga nandicap Roundup.
Milton Robee il6: Avis tl3: Art Rick lot;
Deal Carroll. l03: Ed fuoo. Iol.
Fifth race, seven furlonss. sollinE-huuual In
torest Queen Lead. Court Lady, Arhutue. Medic.
Mike Donlln. Joe WoodE Frog Eye Evoine.
100
Sixth race furlongs. scIlius-Gaucus. liz;
Aragoncsc. Sontcrla Bob FARLEY. Biz Claim. Tim
Judge. Tull, Gretchen G.. McAlaus FlTst Fashion.
l0a. BriIhs sm. lo3.
Meathcr rlouAy, truck last.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
lhiss 10 1--WE. purse $500 nn,iu-
n. By oranEe S. (Hcdrick)
M!Te de Grace Results.

',u@sssl News Seryice.
Hs fss and e half 'urIouEs-Yenhce
nIsEE1rtl. 6 TO s. Won. Wanda Petzcr,
!t1isl 10 !. second: Lace. lo7 (sut~
~ 'hlrd, Tlms. io7 As YELLOW Eyc5
lhHA also ran
me- i've and half iurlcngs-Briar
y seIassar1, (: to Q. son ivabcl. 1os
70 ]. second; Moncrlet. los (But-
l. ihrd. Time. los is. Eolthorpe.
4! az Rot and Gun also ran.
nM Sly lurlonGs-Tritlcr l0l 81. Nc
]. Won: Cadesu. io7 OBgrncl. !
- scallyTAg. ms tButvelD. 10 ..
'ss III 2-5. Homer Bee and priar
NJ onc mile and seventy ysrds-Im-
~ scTagsartl. q 70 s. won. Bob R
m"s'' 10 ]. socond: ElTah. "a do
J. third Time. iN5 i-5 Roy
'a7Ea ssnesst and Tale Carrier also
%a, nys and half tuFlongs gs-Pcuuiless
70 .. WOO: Red Path. ITO 0
70 J, second: Polly H.. Ioa iI. Nc
10 hirj. Time. 100. Charles
."IH Nay Bcoupore. Thcims J. and
hi one milo and sixteenth -Biart-
,iU1No. csrD. won. FaIrads. IO3
% l. second; Toy Pay. 1o7 ~ Nc
s@. third. Time. las 20. Setback.
- zap Elliot, 1lso ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
KAFORA WANTED BY
COAST LEAGUE TEAM

PORTLAND. Or. Sept. 22-Manager
McCreedle Of the Portland Pacific Coast
league club wired drafts for five minor
league players when the class AA draft
ing season opened today. McCreedic
sked for Pitcher McC1eary Of the Topeka
club OF the Western league. Pitcher
Brown and Outfelder Mlligan OF the
Cedar Rapids team Of the Central asso-
ciatlon; Catcher Kafora Of Butte. Union
association, and Pitcher Mays Of the
PnrtIa nd Northwestern team.
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Toronto Results.

''""i Sewu Service.
ra r ny iurlouss- Fccd IAry, Ios {oherp
ee aad iT:o won; Syiyostr,s ios IVA
NJ and $3.50 second. Jark .unnaIlv
Wsak). if,0. thlrd. Time. 1.jt Nic.
~, ca II, LuT'1. Camolllo, V Powora.
~. ma ''p'H' Aihabascsu. Letourno and
n e, e., I've tnrlonss MeIssen. 10 rTay-
n t,in ana out, won. Our MohelIe. lob
n MA "a out. second: Boozor. l05 fcar.
''me' l;oi. Tom Flanagan also
~ .,S ga. Fountain Fay. io5 fskir.
M az ,' og'' Won: KaIinba. l0s (Rlsht-
p lime. l:il 80. Only two
|hiM M nI t!rlons-rIk Tok. ioa Tould,.
Eu u ~, 40 Won: Dick Dodls. Ioi
\ Pv ,hin ns NV second: Earbnrd, III
~ N,ns I'm Time. ia. Vastauo. Trans.
ib nr s'el'Sts. Laura, Amazemont aud
) ip.,anoll snoll Two miles. steepI.ch,,e-o,,o.
=. - tssnnool; Snool; sls.an $3.50 and q. 10. won
hri ,,T,eamlshl. $l2co aud $3.50. s.cond
A.i,r n ,Dnprol. s2ao. third Time
y t.Itf.n.s n'Msh'. PoIcraf,. pllberry. Luck.
5ans-oe noIanley Produce stalker. ono mil,
n: Es,,,.n ,nnaeT,s, i16 iBurusl, sb.To .nt
1asasr.a Of Oak, 12s fwnttsl. out sec.
= 0sssm,' Nv iobsrtl. out. third. Time
N ~ one milo and ru,r.-r,,
~. 'Sa'i.l $50. s2t0 and 'oevsn' or, von
n P,s.Srs .sSrsy,. i2?o and out. second
sz4 rs..s''' ouf, third Time. f.5S An
LID '' Arlington nlpo ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Toronto Entries.
BY International Negs Sorytca

%! International News Service
Lirst race. six turlonSs-J. p Counen 100:
sHe nele OF LinTtlle, MnTroval Bursnr. Mary Bud
Miss MISC Edus Fcnwick. l05: Maid of Fromme. los:
nn r,o,ai Grown. los; Capsr Sauce. lei; John Bow.
"an i"'; Auster. III: Havyock, lo2
Second race. one mile and a balr-Brvndov,
rriJ2le Cohurg, 1872: syossctt, i35. Promoter fSo
Hands All Round 81yport I37
Third race. mile and a sI,taopfb-Vo,i,,
s"s; flrSs Sight. l2s; Rifle Brgsde. II5: Am
Fourth race. elk furIongS-Dark Rosa Lee
ep: Water Lady. pe: tThc Usher Io7; Surprising
10; tathom. 90: Gar Michael. 80; tsouthern Maid
i2s; Hodge l2s.
3Davis entry.
tllh rnce. about two aod half mllcs-Nelos
100: Lizzio Flat. Ito: Jack Dcnnerlin l%o: Bros
soau JAS.
SIXTH raco. one mile and sIxtsenth-Airey st;
iartics. lol Donorall. 100: Plnte Glass 1le.
seventh race one mile and seventy ynTds-.Hcn.
ry Rite. ?7. Dr. HoEborg 1o5: Merry Lad iO7:
Feather Dus'"r, los; Spellbound. ll3: "ColSton
100. sprlngmass. los; 'Cogs. sNapIor, IG5
Apprentice allowance OF Nvo pounds claimed
Weather fne; track slow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
How to Cure Cholera Morbus

Many cases Of this disease result
fatally before mediciue can be OBJ.
tained or n physician summoned II ia
easily cured when the proper remedy is
at hand Mrs. Charles Stewart Of MI.
Collins, y. Y, says; "When nv bus.
band had cholera morbus last summer
he used Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and it cured
him promptly Every family should
keep this remedy at hand. 1t only
costs quarter. For sale by all drug.
gists. (Adyertisdment.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
Fails From Ice Wagon.

A. Crucke 2S years Of age,' driver
for The Salt Lake lee company. fell from
his wagon AT Fourth South and Fourth
West streets Yesterday afternoon and
suffered fracture OF the right elbow
when a wheel passed over H. He was
taken 10 the emergency hospital al po-
lice headquarters and attended by DR..
Fl SpraGue after which he vas re-
moved 10 his rooms Al BOZ East Fourth
South street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

OFFICE @, NJ. FORT Yellowstone.
wyoming. Sept. Is. 1918. sHeaIed pro-
posale. in tripllcate. will he received at
this office until ii a. M. Oct 10. 1918,
and then opened. for constructing an
outfalI sewer, this post Further infor-
nation may be obtained by applying to
this office. Herman Kobbe, End Lieut., 1st
Cav. @. NJ. f233T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

Foley Kidney Pills cure obstinate
cases of kidney and bladder trouble.
rheumatism and lumbago. because they
remove the cause. You cannot take this
honest curative medicine into your sys,
TEN without getting the right results.
TRY them. Schramm'J ohnson, drugs,
"tbe never .substitutors, five (5) good
stores, (Advertisemert.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" Eu-
gene Walters great play which comes to
The Salt Lake thea ter next Monday, con-
tains no problem. no question of sex
domlna nee. but Is absolute IN the purity
of its sentiment, the uplift Of Its moral
and the poetry of its romance which is
only another name for the Infinite ideal.
Charlotte Walker has a great role i'm this
impressive play OF Eugene Walters which
is not fanciful dream, but is without
eXaggeration a vivid story Of romantic
love
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAkE--Alaska- Siberian Expe-
dition motion pictures. All week,
with daily ina tinces.
CTAH-Wlllard Mack. Marjorie
Rambcau and company. In the
first production or '"Thelr Market
Value" new play written by Mr..
Mack. All week, Matinecs Thurs
day and Saturday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Every after
noon and night
PANTAGES Vaudeville. Matinee
daily. with two performances at
night
EMPRESS-Naudey Matinee ev-
cry afternoon. and two perform
anccs at night.
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,l.,.' louisville n Entries.

A.: i, noNs sarrIcs.
W; slnusl' sl''IpSssmLoochsre,. los; Helen
H. Meyer. los Iron Mssk.
u Es:rsa rsaim. o..oIsa a bali turiouss-Edlth
M ~ 10: LittgI, Lig' lSs; BradIey's Choice.
Y Z. ilsst6' ls' mils NIL snd su sirhtb-u,- , ,,
A''' High Prirats. ios; % Melton IIo
ri 100; T,1s pls and 4 ui1teenth-go,,,,,
,sslar st,e '9a' Park. .tPrinccss Gallo.
n % Gosuli foundation. Milton e.
1s, sueklho7n ,nisoouruo. log: fF,o,z
y Z lid; Fishh. Prince Hermls, ps:
: 's''''1s-M.Fl. c.. ia; Cash on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23
TAKE FORMAL ACTION
ON CAPITOL STONE

. Members of the state capitol commits
sion met yesterday and held a busy ses-
sion regarding the general proposition of
the construction of the new capitol II
was decided to modify the specifications
so that in the stone work large and OBJ
rejected and the commissioners would
have the right TO reject . per cent of
the finished product for defects. II was
also formally decided 10 use Cottonwood
granite in the construction Of the capitol
Get the Majestic habit Tuesday
nights. Dancing carnival.
(AdHerliEamout.N
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3 helena Results.

~. Hsrs Service.
p; Fr,u.,, 'srlonss. s.il,us-Art Rick. /.
Z hIra. ~. 70 J. second. Ada Kennedy,
70 an lime. l.ol ..S. Say and Dcoi
IT, as turlour, ,.r,n -
kdr q q = won: Fsaay, sto,ei,nanoin ; 10 ananSa,
Hab rsti,. .aird Tune. i:1t ,-5. CnIs-
ne. t,y, ',y and Tight Boy also ran.
Ss.is- I 10 'sa , half furlonsr, selling
slsh 10 ! ,9n; sssriS Hill. to s.
~ sou: i've ~. iu1ouss. IaoaleapoThsstls ipo fS
lhl thIra "eT Haven. to 5. recoud:
p = :. sos; ta'1ossa ssus sellius-Anoooi In
:. thirs sesralo. ! 10 !. second
nM,sslsy Bov Va W. hcxardc. LayIow, EJ
~, one y pr;I. aud kinfolks algo ran
Ssds 10 ' to scllins-Bcn Uncas. to
1ass. i:ss. JIn .seond: MoAlau. 6 TO I,
%ea'o and Decenc, LIN 'ppe-
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Early Morning Fire.

Fire starting from an unknown cause
I'm pile of rubbish i'm vacant house at
o62 East Second South street intcrfered
with breakfast at fire headquarters at
f:45 o'clock Yesterday morning. The
blaze was put out with hand exting1Iish-
ers before serious damage was done
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Tho following tbeatcr notices aro marked
advertisement" In order TO comply with 4
strict Interpretation OF the now federal neEs-
paper Law, In no sense they paid adrors
usemepts. They arc iteu,s furnished By the
press agents OF the yarious thcaterp
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Harry Friedman Freed,

Harry Friedman, charged with assault
and battery his wife. GussIe Fried
guilty and discharged, In the court of
Justice Of the Peace Harry s. Harper.
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UehV0y, Wilhltc. 1913; FleI los T. NJ Gr,.p
lo5; Presumption. 100 e"'
,s,G S1'o race. one mile nnd soYcnty yards-BrooL-
ng,a, Wn, s9' Gopporio%u. lO2: Spodlc ChsrtIer los
winning Witch. Clubs. 1917; onkhur,t III. sDD,
Hlrfch. 100; Jennie Gcddes, l06 "1'D
Weather clear. track fos,
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Jananese Fined.

r.. Oki. Japanese, pleaded guilty yes-
,orday to carrying concealed weapon
and was sentenced by Justice OF the
Pcacc Harry s. Harper to pay fine OF
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice IS hereby given That the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Rocher DeBoule Copper Company Will
be held at the Office of the corpora tion
room 40 y. T., Walker building. Salt
Lake City. Utah. on Monday the 6th
day Of October, 1918, nt 8 o'clock p. M.
The meeting is for tho purpose of elect
Ing directors for tho following year and
transa citing any other business that may
come before the meeting.
JOHN F. COWAN,
Secretary
Dated Sept 22, 1913. 1868
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

This weeks bill at the Orpheum appsr-
emily has struck the popular taste and
during Its presentation laughter and ap-
pause are ever present. Prominent among
the big hits are the Bell Family, nine
Mexicans who play. sing and dance In
tip-top shape. The act Is Handsomely
staged, soreouSly costumed and Is full OF
ginger from the start, Not until they
have been recalled four or FIVE times do
they play patriotic airs and then the su-
dience greets the Star Spansed Banner,
sta anding
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

Tonight two big dance bands play
continuously three and half hours at
Majestic pavilion your favorite music.
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

"Zigomar. one OF the most cxtrsor-
dinarF photoplays ever produced Will be
featured al the Mehesv today This re-
ma rlsa BILE picture, depicting the elephant
bandit the acroplane and motorboat bat
tie and many other thrilling scenes. Is in
three parts Vitagraph drama. what
Change Of Clothes Did" presents Maur.
ice Costello I'm a unique part "Poison
Ivy is "A Selg comedy OF hand scratch
Ing epidemic and ''What George Did" Is
roa ring Essanay Sketch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

Willard Macks society comedy in four
acts Their Market Value" presented at
the Utah theater this week by the author
actor Miss Marjorie Rambeau and
strong supporting company was conceded
by first nlghtcrs to be one OF the most
Salt Lake audience, The play vas writ
len in this city by Mr.. Mack and II is
being played here under his personal di-
rection, given for the first time on any
stage. The story is full Of vital interest
and power.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-23

SAN FRANCISCO Sept 2e.--Tho purehose OF
w T. Alexander. catcher, aud Fred 6Tan IN
q rnui. Americans nppouncsd today Bo'n
mon are expected to Join the team poS, Neeh