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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
Charleston Entries.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
First race. five and half furloncs-
Sir Caledore. l03; Dicks Pet. 100; Bel
of Normandy, 1903. StcIlata, 10G; @Single
Ray. o.; cum Maid. 103; Orange, 10Si
Peacock 80: Kettle Drum LOG.
Second race. five and half furlongs-
Roger Gordon, l0d: Tom Boy, 102; Belle
Terre TO-; No Manager, 10i; Woodrow
100; Bulgarian, 100: Flatbush, 80; Hoe
mir. 1O9.
Third race, mile and a quarter
aCha1les i. Granger 1o2; Jabot. no.
rGlla Crane, 9S, Earl of Savoy. 1o5; Spin
die Jos: sOutlan, 101: Dynamite, Ill
Fourth race. seven furlongs-CeleSta,
l0i: Shacklcton, H.; Cracker Box, 112; TIA
Nun pa, 1O9; Armour. 1O7; Star Bot
Fifth race, six furlongs-'Union Jack
1917; Batwa, 1l2; Mad River, us: 'Lady
Orimar. l07; .Early Light, iO7; Stentor
112: Margcrum. 112: 'Snowflakcs, 10I
ETA Sainreila. 1o7: Captain Jinlss, 1o7
DR. Jackson. rs. Prince Chap, lis; Sher-
lock Holmes. iI5.
sixth race mile--Hagman, 106: Deer
foot. 100 Monkey. LOG; Schaller l0i; Ada,
90: Sir Denrab 1l2: Judge Monck. l0I
Yankee Pooh, 106; Pixies Peak, 9S; Mois-
SAINT 1l2: Reno, l06 Beach Sand. f09
sport Arlington. 10i.
"Apprentice allowance claimed,
rlo,Idy fast
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fRzOC IS NAMED
/ CINCINNATI HEAD
u..,er Giant VIII Play Short
and Direct Team in
Field.

.>.c1NNATI. Dec. 1s.-Charles Herzog
hall player with the New York
uoston National league clubs. was
today IS manager Of the Ctncin-
:, ,,,m for the season OF 1914. After
..,.rsnce with the board of directors
second conference with President
-, Hermann and Secretary Harry
s,srseus, Herzog signed contract as
r,,ver for year and was then off,
,.JIr made manager.
r'zor steps into the position made
ns n, bv the sale of former Manager
.acAnl Tlnker 10 the Brooklyn club. He
w ,.s po ihe team on the field. Herzos
ulg,,a ulye his ideas OF a winning team 10
!es lSoard OF directors and they were
|apgluvse ap.rsoe said he believed in fast.
sSjrg team. much on the order OF the
esspTsf eu@ York National league club, OF which
ces cr,s member before coming to Gin
srrsu. but added he had no trades or
<st.s IN mind at present.
Ts-znr is IS years of age and was born
baltimore He is a graduate OF Mary
.xS y university and after a short minor
aens experience was signed by Man
- McGraw for the New York team.
<sih which he played In 1908 and 1903:
~ ras traded to the Boston National
,s,re team and played with that club
.trourh the season OF 1910 and about
~ ~ the season of 1911. when he was
'-rht hack TO New York as the result
~ Seal made for him by McGraw.
New York leader recently made a
" Il for him with Cincinnati. in which
II Now York club gave Iierzog and
4 ffxhsr Hartley for outfielder Bob
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Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results.
International News Service.

hy international News Service.
First race live and a half furloncs-
Little Bit, 10a (Benton), 3 TO 8, won:
iaE "ood. lV2 tFecny). to l. third Time.
l;l5, Woof, Ada Kenneday and Ida La
Vlnia also ran ~
second race, six furlongs-Dutch Rock.
- tltllD- TO ., won: Znkand lO8
!AcMart!m. 8 TO l. second; Sim Fcinn,
~ CCavanuaghl. To |, third Time
III. Lady Adelaide, Army Maid. Mawr
ran. 'p''''t a'''
ihlrd race, SIX furlongs-Bcn Stone. los
(Estep). 10 =. won; Chiffon Trance 100
loIaVer), TO !, second: Wise Mason. lf2
1Sentryl, 10 10 /, third Time, i:21 %.
ENenna. Masalo, The Fad and Ormonde
cunningham also ran.
f0urtn race. five and a half furlongs-
oIlctc Jimmy Gray, 113 Gentry, ; to 2.
won; OriInar Lad. 110 (Feeny), 6 to ,,
second; Senator James, 100 (Taylor) 10
TO /. third. Time. 1:l2 20 Janus, Stone
MAN. MAN. Charley Brown and Russell Nc
Gill also ran.
Firth race. FIVE and a half furlongs-
Suss. log Gross, > to ., won; Rose OF
Jeddah, l01- Uong). Z to 8. second: Prin-
cess T; INDUSTRY. 1l2 Gentry. 8 to 1. third.
lime, 113 20. Maggie. Wishing Ring,
Vario and Velle Forty also ran.
Sixth race, nlle-c. W. Kennon. 1O5
Sa SSaTaPlin1. g2lia1. 10 to l.. won; Tom Chapms n,
1on, on, JIG Gny). to l. third; Time.
Ierata' Ben Uncas and Sleepland also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
ALL HALLOWS BOYS
WILL GIVE A PLAY

The All Hallows Dramatic club will
present three-act play entitled my
Uncle from India" at the college tonight,
beginning at s o'clock. There Will also
be a musical programme. consisting OF
selections by the college band and solos.
interspersed between the acts OF the
play. Considerable time has been spent
in preparation. so that an excellent even
ing's entertainment Is promised.
The cast Of characters is as follows
Mr.. Mcdonald, lately from India, Vincent
Cosgrave: Lothair Mcdonald. his nephew.
John Owens; Mr.. MarsIand a country
gentleman, Clyde Griffin. Harry Mars
land. his nephew: Allan Conkwright: Ig-
natius Gibson, n fashionable tailor. Rob-
ert Young; Robert SuuecZcmdown. the
private teacher. II. Shepard; Mr. Dixon.
Jothair's landlord John Fitzgerald: Mr.,
Trip, a bill collector, Eugene Forest;
Frank Marsland's hoy, Fred Quigley;
VIII, his brother John O'Brien: Consta-
bic. Ralph Cox; Constable. Frank Liston.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
CITY AND VICINITY

THE REGULAR meeting OF the Utah
Association OF Life Underwriters Will bc
held Saturday at 1880 o'clock at the
Commercial club Wesley H.. King Will
address the meeting on "Salesmanship.
H. w. MILLER, United States sur
voyor and party have returned from San
pete county, where they have been doing
Held work.
FOB THE DEATH or Frank Ruleavlno
In the mine or the Utah Copper compa ny
at Bingham a year ago, lago Euksvino,
son. through HIS guardian. Karl d.
Haryd. yesterday illcd suit In the district
court against the company for 5000
damages,
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY, Lincoln
c.. Kelly. state auditor, and John K.
Hardy. secretary To the governor. went
to Ogden yesterday OIL state business.
&. L. HOWELL is In the county jall
awaiting the arrival OF an officer from
Reno, New, where he is wanted on n
charge OF cmbezzlement. Howell was
arrested "Wednesday at Provo by Deputy
Sherilfs David Guest and David Taylor
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|CROSS AND ANDERSON
ENJOY THEIR LEISURE
' International News Service.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 1s.-Leach Cross,
|pic Is matched TO box Bud" Anderson
.f Vernon on New Years day. is having
|hs tme Of his life at Catalina island.
Word comes today that the lighting
|kntst' is catching so many FISH at
TALON that he doesn't know what to
ID with them. While not angling for the
|rortive white sea bars. Leach is rid
||rz about the hills In the interior. al
|a5g accompanied by his manager broth
3, Sam Wallach. The boys will return
d Los Angeles Saturday afternoon and
lkach will begin training on Sunday
rGning.
While Cross Is at Catalina, Anderson
|s chasing Jack rabbits over the Santa
L11ca mountains with his pet grey
>nds for pastime and 10 improve his
Stina Anderson will also start train
Xsun1ay
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WANT ALI. BACK PICTURES
FREE? ACT BY TOMORROW
For Tomorrow That Fatal Picture No. 20 Will
Appear i'm the Picture Came

pictures in order to get all the back
pictures.
Thirty-6ve pictures are given free
with the catalogue, and the pictures
from No. 50 on TO date are given free
with the Answer Book.
But act by tomorrow.
II You let things slide. as you usually
do, you will wake up TO discover that
the seventy third or the seventy-fifth
or the seventy-seventh picture Is ap-
pearing.
And Won II say:
q Wish I had not been so lazy at the
time | could have secured all the back
pictures free with the catalogue and An
swer Book
II means money to you-$1500 in
cash. First award is the neat sum of
$500 in cash. All for solving pictures.
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THREE CASES TRIED
BY JUSTICE BISHOP

Two cases OF petty larceny ana one
OF assault with a deadly weapon were
made before Justice OF the Peace L. ~
BiShop yesterday. Fred SNYDER was
found guilty OF the theft OF copper wire
and was sentenced to serve three months
in the county Jail.
Joseph Harris was found guilty OF
stealing copper and brass plate from the
consolidated Nercur Cold Mines COM
pany. lie was sentenced to four months
IN the county 1ail Joseph Gonzales was
accused OF assault with q deadly weapon
This case was dismissed and A charge
or assault and battery was placed against
MN, TO which he pleaded guilty He was
sentenced TO serve sixty days I'm The
county Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
NEAT CHRISTMAS
NOVELTY RECEIVED

WHAT is considered by railroad Off
Gals one OF the neatest novelties OF The
ChrlsuuaS season has been received bv
j. H. Davis, general agent OF the Colo
rado Midland. The novelty ia Christ
mas card gotten ont by the auditors de-
psrtWent of the Colorado Midland. Here
departments OF railroads which have
something 10 sell 20 the public have put
out an annual card of holiday greetings
Dut ior the auditing department TO do
this Is considered out OF the ordinary
Inc cards were sent from Denver by
Auditor w S. Wing. They contain the
name OF every employee OF the auditing
raphers
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Two points:

Two points:
F1rst-You can get the first seventy
pictures free with a catalogue and an
Answer Book.
Secondhand picture No 20 viii ap-
pear tomorrow.
In other words, if you want TO secure
ALL the back pictures free you must
act by tomorrow, for only for two days
morc-today and tomorrow-will the
first seventy pictures constitute ALL
the back pictures.
Eight days from now. for instance.
when the seventy and last pic
ture is published. YOU will be able TO
secure the first seventy pictures free
with the catalogue and Answer Book
But the first seventy pictures will NOT
constitute ALL the back pictures then.
You will have to buy the last seven
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
FENN ATHLETE TRIES
FOR STRENGTH MARX

g,ih-ttpEl-PI1fA. Dec. 1s.-kcnneth c.
Psnns,.,m., q freshman at the University OF
|Rrun, ma made total Of roo kllo-
|1ftsyn,n n tns strength tests today IN an
M r's 20 break the record Of 1I74 kilo-
.s7sa l,eid by Micheal Dcrzlas. He bet
|tsf ~ 2e napres of DorZias IN the neck
re su arm pull, tile arm push, the push
|toth bers bu.s arms FREQ and the grip with
Rsk HITS. ''' oe'''"" VI ''ie 'ss ana
'rssh,nsow; who was 2 guard on the
'ention FOOTBALL team, declared his in
orssE =, OF making another attempt 10
~ Ne leC0rd IN thn Isar f,IIIlr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
HOO.HOOS TO MEET
HERE in JANUARY

The eleventh annual conference OF the
Hoo Hoos,'' which draws It's member
ship from the Western Retail Lumber
mcifs ASSOCIATION, will he held in Salt
tween 400 and 500 members arc expected
Ia be In attendance. The general direc-
ton of the conference will bo under the
Utah Retail Lumbcrmens association.
thc ,-cueral committee being headed by
w. II. Esworthy. manager OF the Stand
ard Lumber company.
Prcpa rations for the annual meeting are
rcnorted TO he practically complete, and
the promise Is given that tho affair VIII
surpass any former gathering of the or"
r>nrn Mia Iipn.
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6ATER BASKETBALL
WILL BE GIVEN TRIAL

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-Water basketball,
4 Bew game which its inventors hope will
teconc more popular than water polo
ossuse OF its comparative lack Of rough
faE- will be tried out tomorrow night at
re Illinois Athletic clubs swimming
net With the Northwestern university
it1m
The meet will open the local acquatic
'tason and is expected 10 give line on
'lf strength Of the teams, each OF which
Fll meet Princeton during the Tigers
HsStern trip this winter With such stars
SlcGilliyray and Hebner In the squad,
ZEE y. {. team is expected to win,
fne meet will take place IN the Patten
[Tnnasmm al Evanston Picked teams
iem lhe Purple squad will give tho bas-
eshal exhibition.
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ESSM ENT NO. 6.

o. L. Silver Mining s. Milling COM
pany; principal place OF business. Salt
Lake City. Utah. location OF mines. In
dian Springs, 1'ooeIe county. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that rneot-.
ing OF the board OF directors OF
cid on the 21st day Of November, 1919
assessment No. OF one-haIf Cd cent
per share was levied upon the capita
stock of the corporation. issued and out
standing. payable Immediately to the Sec
retary at his Office, 1885 beck street.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Any stock upon which this assess ment
may remain unpaid on Wednesday, the
3lst day OF December. 1913, Will be de-
lnouent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Saturday. the
18th day OF January. 1914. at 10 o'clock
a. m at the secretary's office. 10 pay the
delinquent assessment thereon. together
with the costs OF advertising and ex-
pense of sale
r. NJ. HOLT,
Secretary
First publication Dec. 1. 1913. hil15
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Juarez Entries.

BY international News Service.
FIRST race, five and half furlonss-
Ida Cook. 90; Ajax, 90; Hattie Nc. 80
Mechach. 9s Tigella. 90; Christmas Eve
9S; Hyki, 9s; Prospero Boy, 9S
Second race, six rurlongs-Angie D., 90;
Rioja. 105; Frank Wooden, 10: "Ave, 90;
Oscuro. 10; Gold Dust. 10.
Third race six furlongs-$Art Rick. IS,
'koroni, 105: No Quarter, 10; sCordie f.,
100; Swlftsure, 105 Eye White, rs.
Fourth race. five furlongs-sJanus. %;
Inquieta, 100; Herpes. 103; FRAGILE. lI0;
Lady Pender, 100; Mazurlia, 100; Buck
Thomas, los.
Fifth race, five and n half furlongs-
svislble, 10a; The Fad. 109; 'Salesia, 104;
"Parlor Boy, 10.
Sixth race. mile and one sixteenth
sDownland. %; defy. 103, Rake. los;
Judge Walton. 115: Falcada, 103; HUSKY
Lad. 103: Ursula Emma, los.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather cloudy, track heavy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
LONG DRIVES FEATURE
ASSOCIATION BATTING

SnteAGO, Dec. iS.-Long- distance hit
was feature Of the batting in the
psiican association during the 1913 sea
. y, according To tire official averages is
- oy president Chivington here TO-DAY.
,rnnIeF rnIeF honors among the slugGers went
leskett oi ST. Paul. who made total
r ccunt oI ESQ. leading the league IN
80 runs with az even dozen and maxi
|tpDrl '''-~' :
r.Lnppeil OF Milwaukee 0atcr with tho
z Esseo os 80 Americans) was the virtual lead
a, " INC mtlers. with an average of ,3i9
TN eighty-ve games.
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To Present PLAY,

The Salt Lake Dramatic club. under
the direction of Mr. and Mrs Charles
w. Meakin, will present "The Harvest. !"
modern three-act play by Henry Ham
ilton, In the Sugar House ward amuse-
ment hall, beginning at S:15 tonight The
cast comprises Miss Virginia Ellis John
Turner. Ernest A. Hoare Harry Dawn.
Roy Gum. Samuel Lamb, Miss Edith
B1orklund. Miss Nell Neibauer. Miss
Frances Ford and Miss Beth Coath.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
On Trail Of Cows.

Dr A. C. Young. state livestock in
spector is on the trail OF seventy three
tubercular COWS which are thought to
have been s!nuggled into Utah recently
The Idaho authorities discovered that flf-
teen cows afflicted with tuberculosis en-
tered that state and the animals are be-
ing killed as fast as found. Mr. Young
will DO tho same thing.
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Old Cup Defender Aground.

BEAUFORT. y. c.. Dec. 1S-The old
yaCht Pilgrim. once defender of the
Americas cup, now converted into a
steam schooner. was hauled out OF the
sand on the Core banks today by the
IinlIed states revenue cutter Seminole.
Tho Pilgrim ran ashore yesterday. After
the rescue today she proceeded undam-
aged into Beaufort under her own steam.
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Here for Holidays.

Lieutenant and Mrs. u. S. Adams, for
merly located at Fort Douglas and later
in tho Orient have arrived in Salt Lake,
Mrs. Adams'S former home: To spend the
holidays. They left China November /,
and after several stops arrived In San
Francisco Monday, Lieutenant Adams
has been transferred to Texas City and
VIII join his regiment there after about
4 montha visit in Salt Lake.
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Red sox Release Mundy,

sSaosIoN. M Dec, ls.--WIlliam T. M,,ndy.
AasrGn rGmyed first base for the Boston
'tzsed tn part OF last season, WAS re-
Adkue 10 20, the Worcester. New England
'11 fro,.u S1uo today Mundy came to Bos-
Anhounen, the Portsmouth, Va. team,
Eent =, crneht was made OF the appoint
he pos, Ut Chase Green as trainer OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
Catcher Henry Hockey Coach.

ierry INC alst' Mass, Dec lS--John
zn nl le,.c Mtc9er Of the Washington Amerl-
xaeh hasus y, baseball team. was appointed
|iedi VI me Amherst hockey team to-
|craltt |crassltt in 1910. was prominent as a
- playcr while al college.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
sn4tou and Hoppe Matched.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.--Goorsc Sutton to-
night accepted an offer OF Willie Hoppe
for a 15oo-pont 49, billiard match for
$1,000 a side Sutton challenged Hoppe
for A game for $3.50. but the champion
insisted on tine larger game, VI VIII be
pl,yed I'm Chicago next February
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Two Carl Larsens.

Carl Larsen. 1916 Second East street,
q chauffeur in the employ OF the Utah
TaXicab company. has been subjected to
considerable embarrassment on account
OF a published story Yesterday morning
about a person bearing the Same name
being arrested for stealing overcoats. Mr..
tlat the alleged thief Is another person
entirely unknown to him.
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Tigers Win at Hockey

NV .on a YORK. Dec. 1a.-The hockay sea
|nrs sVehea u' here tonight with a very fast
|suTs ~ whicl Princeton defeated st.
taksr 'ipnool by goals To 3, Jobey
Iss q, .FHnceton'E star player. scored
ma art.hhis. hs Teams goals The game was
..nts hsIy clean. not one of the part lcl-
xiho oeing ruled off for an infra ctiop
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Ms,tty Baldwin Quits.

AKRON. Ohio, Dec, lS.-Phil Brock OF
Matty Baldwin of Boston here tonight
when the bout was stopped in the sixth
round Baldwin, upon advice or a doc
tor. declined TO flnish the bout.
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Parents Club to Meet.

4 meeting OF the Parents club of the
Oquirrh school will he held in the school
house tonight The principal address will
be delivered by the Rev. a. w. Belts. after
which the children OF the school will give
a programme.
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Marnnetta Elects Krause.

MILWAUKEE. WIS, Dec. ts.-Ber'
Krause junior. was elected captain
OF tho Marquettc university football team
for 1914 az the annual banquet here to-
night Ilrausc plays at center.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19
D. S. HOOPERS WIN
FROM B. Y. G. FIVE
7scla! to The Tribune.

8sca! to The Tribune.
G,GAN, Dec. lS.-The l.. u. 5. basket
ul nVs OF salt Lake tonight detea ted the
u Y. team by d score of 90 10 -.
W slandins al the end OF the first
was IA to I in favor OF the local
''7n. but the visitors cut loose i'm the
~ huii and played the E. Y. c. BOYS
mslr leet The stars Of the game
us Smith Of tho visitors and l.. Tol-
nv oi The Il. Y. c. j. Christensen OF
rs placs was the referee The lineup;
1sii,, y, y l.. y. 5.
,sSh' se.l .-'...... IL. go. .Clawson
j,tVoah .'..-..s.rf. .. ,,...,, Ora nj
<,~.sph. '...--..,c 80. .,... Smith
irro,,. I'll, '...,.,.,.lS..... ....... Williams
'o''i'sn '.,......rg.. %. ........ Olsen
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Holiday Rates to Ogden

Via Bamberger electric line, $40
round trip. Tickets on sale December
10 TO 25, inclusive. December 81 to jan
uary l. Return limit January 5.
CAdycrtiBcmont)
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Kill Many Rabbits.

LOGAN. Dec. 1S.-A party OF twenty
I'VE local hunters had rabbit chase at
Downey. Idaho, today. They returned
with 1900 Jacks.
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Gaby Deslys, the most talked OF and
the stage, will pay her first visit to Salt
one-night engagement at the Salt Lake
theater Mr.. Pyper reports the heaviest
advance sale since Madame Butterfly"
Gaby will appear here in q modern three
act musical play entitled The Little
Parisienne," with music by the famous
European composer. Felix Albini, and
book and lyrics by Joseph w. Herbert
and Harold Atteridge. Gaby's support
ing company will include. besides her
dancing partner, Harry Pilcer, such we'll
known people as Joseph W, Herbert, For
rest Huff. FRITZ yon Busing, Edgar
Atchison-E Ely. Arthur Lipsen, Hattie
Kneital. Louise Meyers and Percy Lyn-
dal.
within the Law" Bayard Veillers
human interest drama of a daring young
woman who defeated the law that made
her an outcast from society, which is the
reisning theatrical triumph in New York,
Chicago. London and far-off Australia. Is
the vehicle in which Margaret Ellington
will make her appearance IN this city at
the Salt Lake theater next Monday even
ing The sale of seats opens at the box
office today.
The approval of the length and
breadth OF America and Europe has been
stamped OH the worlds greatest musical
entertainment. "The Chocolate Soldier
which will be presented with the full
strength Of the Whitney Opera company
at the salt Lake Lheater tomorrow for
two performances only, matinee and
night.
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Holiday Rates to Ogden

ma tncambergor electric line, $1,1O
81 asn asnP, Tickets on sale December
~ iI0' inclusive. December 81 to Jan.
heturn limit January S.
AdvertiBement-
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Shoot Rabbits.

At Erda, ST. John, Ajax and Faust
every Sunday. One fare rates via salt
Lake Route. Trnin caves 1880 a. III.
fAdvoriisemontl
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Christmas gifts and cards, including
Paul Elder goods, on sale at the Y. w.
G. A., sixth floor Continental Bank
Bldg. (Advertisement.)
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beautiful lesson is taught and a
wonderful story told i'll the adventures
of young Dennis Fleet the hero in Bar
rers Burned Away this weeks attrac-
ton at the Utah Lheater. and the char
acter of Fleet Is splendidIy portrayed by
Willard Mack. Young Fleet leaves his
home in a rural part OF Indiana and goes
10 the great city OF Chicago, where he
meets with many stirring adventures and
showing by precept and example the val
ne OF genuine Christian faith, The part
is a difficult one. but II goes without
saying that Mr. Mack makes the most
of It,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-19

The Flowcry kingdom has never been
disputed for preeminence in the produc-
| ton of equilibrists and jusglers. The
Japa ncse seem 10 be born with nimbe
eXtremities. One OF the most proficient
representatives OF Japanese supremacy is
the Kitaro Four. who open the show al
the Orpbeum this week. AS foot Jugglers
they have few equals and some OF their
stunts are OF the breath-taking order
while at the same time they iuterject
| considerable comedy into their work
Tonight is the regular society night at
the Orpheum.