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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-25
SUNDAY SERVICES
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

len 1hAL UNION SnUhSHs
Rev. Doreinus .Scudder, D. D., Min
lister; Rey. Amos Al. Ebersole, Asso-
ciate Minister.
$3.50 a, m.-Bible School Mr.,
Vaughan MacCaughey, Superintendent
F 10 a. m.-Sunday Morning Bible
Glass for Young Men and Young Wo-
h fCantinued IN mana IA
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-25

At regular meeting Of the Board
OF Supervisors of the City and County
Of Honolulu. held on Tuesday. Jann-
AIRY n. 1873. the foregoing Resolution
Was passed on First Reading on the
following vote Of the said Board. and
ordered 70 print.
Ayes: Cox, Hardesty. Mcclellan
Markham, Pacheco, Petrie. Wolter.
Totnl z
Noes. None.
e. BUFTANDEAU.
Deputy City aud County Clerk.
fakI-1an "a -. a6.
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EEftilo NcTicE


The annual meetIra IL the
Home VIII be held n the dfII1.
Nessrs. Theo. II. Dawes & Co.
Friday, January slpt. 1918. Il ; 8.
GEoBGE DkVI.
s45s;lE. sses.|.
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Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the First
Circuit.
C, II. DICKEY, ATTORNEY for Execu-
tors. 5447-Jan.1S, IS, Feb. I. 8.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22
FEEL RIGHT
ALL THE TINE.


II your liver doesn't behave right
all the time-if It sometimes stops
working and you become bilious and
''headachy-don't take calomel, but
try Dodson's Liver Tone.
You are safe In taking Dodson'e
Liver Tone. It's harmless, pleas
ant vegetable remedy that starts the
liver without stirring up your whole
system @ calomel often does. II e
especially good for children who need
q liver tonic once in . while, but who
should not be dosed with strong
drugs.
Dodson's Liver Tone u sold BY City
Drug Store. This store guarantees il
with q clean open and shut guarantee
your money back with smile II It
foails to satisfy you. Price 80 cent?
= bottle, and your money IL - safe
@ II you had 1t in your pocket. Il
you need the medicine you need IL
badly-if It doesn't satisfy you your
money back. Buy . bottle from City
Drug Store today under this guar.
antee. Adv
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22
|S3000,000Q'|0
IS. THE SUM
It lSSA|D
VVOULF
GOT
Forgery Of Notes Secured by.
Real Estate Seems to \
Have Been Method.
-
NOW CONFINED
NPARISH JAIL
Taken Into Custody at His
Home After District At
torney Examination.

New Orleans. Feb. 1s.-Forgeriea
or mortgage notes netting over
100000 in dishonest money, are
laid at the door of james J. Woulfe,
q former city notary under the Flower
administration, and = man we'll
know in the business, social, athletic
and club life ct the city, and last
night Woulfe for the first time in
his forty-six years Of life, occupied q
felon's cell, unable to raise bond Of
$50, 900. =
Rumors Of crooked notary, Whose
|stealings would eQusl or surpass the
wholesale swindlfng of Robert ]. Ma
loney, have been going the rounds
|persisteptly for the past two or three
months, and q fortnight ago, follow
ing rule taken in the Civil District
Court by Albert Gilbaut. attorney-at-
law apd member Of the State Legis-
lature for his client. in the matter Of
. note. whose validity was question
ed. W0ulfe's name was whispered In
connection with the rumors.:
Woulfe In Jail.
Wolfe was taken into custody at
his home 1858 Canal Street, at i've
minutes to 10 o'clock last night. For
several hours before the arrest
Chandler c. Luzenburg, the district
attorney, with David Henriques. one
of his assistants, was locked IN the
prosecutors office in the Criminal
District Court building busily going
over raft Of mortgage notes and
papers purpoirting to be mortgage
notes, but which were in reality forg-
cries Of originals. The mass Of paper
figured in the Woulfe case. the ru-
mors. had resolved themselves into
facts, and the web was being woven
around the man, who had for so long
enjoyed spotless reputation in the
and been such d power in
the Third Ward, through his individ-
ual strength and prominent family
Inspector Of Police James Reynolds
was quietly ON the case for some
time, and through the thoroughness
Of his system, was ready to lay hands
en- Woulfe ct any moment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22
RACE TRACK CAREER.
Bookmakers DO Not Remember Him
Az Player. :.

Acnordir nrcmiront mon In the
Isnortinv worId M Worlfa VA. :
fsm,iiar a.ura a. tha track. ~ thc
haicvnn day. ~ r.cin~ IN Neaw Or
ie.ns .on,o .ir ar .cevan years .oc
| n i. mndor.tood. thet ho owned =
string If nonios that ho raced here.
Whila nothin1 definita could. he
|la.rnad - NJ Won1sa,s racing career
= ststamant csmo ffnm FORMER
Ihoc.Lms[er that no thon~ht Mr
Wonlfo Voc connectodwith or had
scn"a ;rt"ra.+ - tha risar .t.hiea
aome voer. 900 before rsc,nr ms
heriehod IN New Orlesne nther
:, -, den,ad th,s and saiS that no ran
= string IF Monies individmaliv
NJ Iersa s,r,s ~ moves .vora w.~ :.
= ~ NJ wonlfo a. tha trscka and
49, henr.,.re, =. e.. -
81 ha.na .Itho,,.h 10 ne. lihar.I
hsx+a. "a r,,,SlaS - como g,.od
.Ss "A1 p".' s,''
Insneo4or povro,d. .nd NJ Tnvan.
haIS 49,, oan feranc.s .,,a
~ $1,000" IA ~ a;st-,ct .;t..r.
n LIZ my h.toI Ss hsJ avarv.h;n1 ~ rsed,.
ny .4 4a -. Mua,,,es ,vha,, tha ,r., 4
n 49, . ~ nao ou'1o VISA s.'S :
"s ~, els1n .,.-+. - ~
"o.I ea ne.s =. s., ~. - ,, :"
eloeH, anu eAaesV 1919. ~ - ~.
ael wuu.9 "se 80 mo...., pa,.a,
pIlsoner la. ~ .ae S sa.s,.sa ah v,..s
o.a.lo1 oe.ns oooAsu VI 49," 49," WHAT'S
60 " aossus p mur.ssse . nvss ~.
ns 1nea,o, ames ol ias sss n..Sr AZ
own spe H omcss. SaMes 1 H. No. ~
sls.@n. S rs. "a - NJ. n &C. 49,
men ass KIN Known Tor their :s9s.das.s :
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22

4
n tho paving Of The *10O0. NJ,
Thompson again became inststeur,
land wonlfe came "a him ona day and
I...I - ~. 8. .....-. :. ~
tooA 'ns no.s W. pans = I'VE
$1OVO N good money 20 Oemacy y.
IColley. superintendent Of distiict No.
II Virginia T.lfa s1nsnranea f!n.nnanv.
- No. :. p..,.- ..--.4 o. ~,
"Do i.ss" = 2 ~ s.1ees. 49, = w !.
tisy. when no Iound that WoulSs MAD
sold him worthless mote, put the
matter into tha banda ~ Ma attor-
tneys.Howe. Fenner spencer = Cooke.
wnul,. nror,,..d - ..L. 800 =,
s'ouaiS ploni.s eu - nsAe SOU On
the note, out ne had not done 20 up
to his arrest last night.
James Woulfe Ii native Of New
n-,..,. 50 go -..r. = .-...s
s-..'' ~ - Aulr = yesls
20 Wss : leader ID aSnletics ana =
promoter OF sport. He was promi-
nent IN the DEVELOPMENT Il thu Youns
Ner,. cv,rr 80. r,,,,,, - -. ..,.
-, 49,. $500 $3.50. 800, 49, 4,
clel tlMes elected president OF the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22
TOMATOE SEED.

The Abita Springs Canning Co., hAs
received their supply Of "Pedigreed
tomatoe seed that have proven best
to- this section. and will supply or
ders while they last ct z0c per o.,
postpaid. Money must accompany
all orders. Now Is the time to plant
seed, u early planting insures the
crop.
ABITA SPRINGS CANNING CO.,
Abita Springs and Waldheim. Ia
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22
Total $3.50.


This II the season OF the year when
mothers feel very much concerned
over the frequent colds contracted BY
their children, and have abundant
reaaon for It ae every cold weakene
the lungs, lowers the vitality ana
paves the way for the more serious
diseases that 80 often follow. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy IL famouf
for it, cures, and 10 pleasant and SAL
to take. For sale by al dealers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22

Here's I chance for real co-0pera-
ton while yOu wait. Go IN with two
or three, or five or nix neiEhbora and
buy . stalk cutter, stump pulses.
and q ditcher. Then you can put
these machines to work In February
and make % much money or more
preparing for 1913 crops - You
will make per month cultivasing SIS
crops little later. II y0u get your
land properly ditched lot course
tiling b better, but good ditching
viii help II you cant tile drain). get
the stumps cleared out, you Will have
the right start made for !. = good
years farming. Why noe 81. CATS
logs Of Stun pullers. stslk cutters.
ana ditchers, and get ready for thie
w&y Of making money & I'm win.er
work The Progressive Farmer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22

- xS.t.-fs a..xx.- ~
Tree LOOK ns coat from the rack ano
donned the garment.
Z We've 4 taxicab waiting" said
~. - n. omco-. and thar wou1fo
= 80 - -S. . ,--',- '..S,- = >--->
snvweu solno slelM. =. ~.
B u g imPortant as tnat !ne
no.ary asked Win = Quaver ~ Nus
VICE, nnu t..e uetectlves Aoooeu III
mrmA.ive OF the suIMlse.
Moune wa,Aeo ln.o Jan loom ,
SPOKE ~ WHISPER 70 nis VIE, anu
c Il OUT ~ oMg; ,n ~ ~, Ms solvsneI-
ln-iaN: os''l :: NoT1.s; Inc ~ once!s
DAlIc0 No - .ectioh " AT. NuIlls
gong Win sae party g neadquaTeers,
ana the oetectlves Ietu ll 70 Inc
cay WI tnel p.Aso.cl. ,su.
N sne wAy = lesu4usl ~ whe
.ne 80 W. M1s sps 49, -. ~ r ,,e,.
streets, Wogife 1Iormea tne men
IIom tne CenL. OMse sns' m.s
motner-lnI..w =, we = na "a no nat vsrt
aSne ~, an4 ~ WV no' $50
70 alarm ner ~ any ~. ..,,a,. r,,
Wne0 tne OlB Io1 euu'au.n1
lane ! Avenue sho nasl1 otleee VS. 70
reached. W uiIe was taAe1 lllso nv. NJ
spector heynold prIs1se os ss. Ia
inspector Was there y n.s uesA' W. 49,
ing 70 receive Inc pIlsoe 49,.
Woulle enteiea ne eAcnanSeu eas..s
ines WI. tue ns@u =. 49,. $780,
tofce, Gno v w. .O,u ~ sss :. T.I..
Iweive Forgy C9AIes 1870. 1898
WouIe, sslu .le lnsp r.ss.s !,
you are chsrseo IN twslvo soPa. . ~
counts OF IorsIne moltsase y no.ee'
ana 10Y gre ~" .e u he .,mn,v
MGvAe s1u "o. ana s,,d de:.
nuuueN M. nas H naSL,s 81. monart IN
pairing ASns hasneu .oI !. oens sd =,
ais eyes. ne aIose slu 49,. 49, .,,~nad
90 90 Win tne omcel 1.. ~. p IN.
iacine the uool. mns .n Ane $500 NJ,
nol0e lnstructeo Ass I - ~. 10
ney tQ .sHe ,ne = r r. tha .an.rsfo
er Inv ..'--- -
charges. 80. a.. ,,a,a 4,
iuIofM tne s.S.n Tue. Ia. -. h.s haa y,
eacn OI tne aMe.se ~ een non,., -.
n1ed =! 10,vvv, y =. voS'o
structea tae ln s -
ls1 y! !. % = Nn'on ..a =. ~.
Woune w.e . csSv ..n hsd an
slation py ~: s.n.s. tha ,rsnactnr
tanned prmisslen. llum Nne . .IspS. 49,
Tor the prisoner 70 use Tue ...e 1872 .,,t
lor any messAesss n us...s 1 :. sn ST. !. hnr.
on inc WY - ene 80. s.a' ths snsnactor'e.
ore0 igS. =. ~ -. .rahs,,! - hv tho
omce, woul.e ~as 'poAen - :, -
new w aN.. m nsn - a,..,,s. mi. mat
uou se :, ~ ~ . s..o,,a- s.id n
ler, senIlemen, .n rs - =. 's cna renortar.
even .one., . .nu .hs wnJ IN re.t sn,ig ut
more inslstent ths W. .n 1 ers.d 1o nth
20 uraw mn vut' ~ h.va .hsnintelv
zone empnss,s; .. n'e ~Ss
notning 70 say. :. -. ....,on
WoulIe w. o ssa. ~ Nm .u0 w 1..e ~.
On the sepaIs.e sna, sIs -, si.,rr cal,s
put into one VI tne esii, raao ~ -
ARRANGEMENTS naslne ussn 1 nss.a,,
SEND MIN q once 70 .ne psI.s n = ., ,1
where the Recommendations arc - us'
better. --...- "a
At the door OF tne p4l ..ra - a0 49, =
WAS met by captain nlcnaIl ~.
iitn' the prison Il ths ren made ready
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22

. :
the important THINGS about farming
ara mara matter. - det.,,-.4ha, Il
49, s.e - =
man Anows NO" 70 p'oW anu noe
to break mule and milk . COW.
to adjust 4 moving machine and
h,.,,,a !. ,a... :. :. n..n.,.a !. 49,,
S1uu : lenS.' ne /. plep.aou - .S..n.
TOO many think tnat these are the
main things the boy needs to learn
when he studies Agriculture: that 1.
!. ~. -. a,,.,...s :. a.. 60. 80
:. s::s - = 4: =. ..ssss :. ~ :. - Rsas
OF 70 ten its readers now 70 90
these thing1: IN short, that the good
farmer In the man Who knows how
:. -, ~. ..~..... 49,. -
~ w "eN 'uo IN. ANUS -
WORK necessary 20 run larm.
This ID q very wrong idea. Il IL
I'M port.nt TO know these thinss a.
COME ga r,,o.tr,...,~ ,..rv
sA1 .nAo1 sunsse'y, A~"'
farmers 90 not Know now 10 90 prop
erly many Of the common tasks Of
tha farm. but thara r. NOT where our
80. ..o,h,. "a.
eso.s s1ouoio .aes.
the great trouble with Southern
forming II that We have forgotten
tina underlying Drincinlas Of sneceas-
.,,o,,aa -. go. s..1~ ,,,,.,
1919 -. 3. Ss1s 1lo1
Iut farming. we 40 NOT vaIuo %
when any permanent system OF az
ricniture must resi-.
lneIe wiIi' IOr eA.mpio, sOon &c
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-02-22

Here 81 Z message Of hope and good
cheer from Mrs. G. J. Martin, Boone
Vim. Va, who is the mother Of g
children. Mrs. Martin was cured OF
stomach trouble and constipation BY
Chamberlain's Tablets after i've years
Of suffering. and now recommends
thaaa tablets to the public. Sold h7f
III 6ehtetS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-13

team which did not pay expenses, and
the next year found him back at
college, but he played Saturdays and
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

astonishing nature.
 Your money refunded if the condi- tion of your hair and scalp is not i'm proved by the first bottle Herpicide does what it promises to do and what you expect it to do. There is no logic in buying the just as good" kind when the genuine costs no more.
 Upon receipt of ten cents in post age or silver the Herpicide Co, Dept s. Detroit. Mich. will send postage paid trial size bottle of Herpfcide and a booklet on the care Of the hair to any address. Sold everywhere Ap- plicatiOns at the better baIber shops and beauty parlors.-Central Pharm- acy Special Agents.-CA Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

direct from the company if you will send t to me.
 It is the same old story. The deal CT in his greed for a few extra pen nies induces the customer to buy something else-result-the customer loses the money and the dealer loses the customer. Whenever a dealer suggests substitute for some stand ard article the safest thing to do is to walk out of the store
 Fortunately there are but few dealers like those described in Miss Flights letter. The dealer who tries to sell you an off brand when you ask for Newbro's Herpicide thinks
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
RPICIDE

han of the real r.
 Ie is compounded e germ theory of up in 50-cent and uaranteed to sat .th dandruff. fall
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

glad If the opportunity to hear him again. He is splendid artist. with 2 clear pure tenor voice which he uses charminsly From any point of View MT Mills is d real and valuable addition to Phoenix ana it cannot but profit by his being here. The AIizona School of Music is to be congratU- lated on having secured his services.
 It is more than evident that the coming season is to De more preten- tious. interesting and worth while than ever before. The promises made b!- the various interests are so at tTactive that one hesitates to put them in black and white.
 First in importance naturally comes Mir. Reeves bookings for the TIks The fact that he was willing 10 open his season with such a splen- did offering as Bought and Paid For" knowing that what followe@ would be judged according to the high standard it set. shows what con fidencc he has in his future bookings, Bought and Paid For" is a great big vifilo. -blooded play: well written well staged and well acted. Its suc- cess. both metropolitan and on the
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
Guaranteed 10 Stop
 Itching at Once
Eczema, Rash, Tetter, Dandruff, Disap- pear by Using Remarkable ZEMO.

Buy a 26c Bottle Today and Prove It.
 That itching that drives you nearly wild, that keeps you awake in agony all night long, that scalp itching, will vanish instantly by using the new remedy ZEMO. It is guaranteed.
 ZEMO will surprise you as it has thousands of others by it's results on
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

Tuesday, Oct. 2. - Song and
 Piano Recital. Arizona School of
 Music
 Friday, oct. 1O-"Rcady Mon
 ey." The Elks
 Ready Money" will be at the EI<s' cn Friday night-on the stage and in the box office. Mir Reeves second offering this season will be as popu- lar as the first, Bought and Paid For" Ready Money is a corkins good play. It scored a tremendous bit in Chicago and in New York and it will score another here. There is ro make-believe about it. It is a real, honest-to- goodness play which needs no excuses before or after. Go and see it and prove it to your own
 On Tuesday evening at the Arizona School of Music. Mrs. Shirley Christy presents NIT. Claude GottheIG pianist and MT William Conrad Mills. tenor. in recital.
 This will be Mr. Gotthelfs first bow to the Phoenix public and if he lives up to only half of the good things said about him there is a treat in store.
 With AIr. Mills it is different We have heard him before and We are
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

ing hair and itching scalp the benefits to be eX- perienced from t h e intelligent use of NeWbro'S H e p i c i q e are frequently of an
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
THE LUST AS GOOD" KIND A FAILURE
 ALIKE TO BUYER AND SELLER

Miss Daisy flight, Box POP, Perry, N. Y, in a recent letter to the Herpi- eide Co., says: T have used your hair remedy, Herpicide, and prefer il to any other, but the druggists here have other tonics they want to sell, and it is hard to get Herpicide when
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

Portugal is the most illiterate coun- try in Europe; 67 per cent of its pOpu- lation cannot write. In Italy the pro- portion of iliterates is B per cent, in Russia SC, in Spain 9, in England 3 E.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

fiery eczema, sores, rash, letter, blotches, inflamed irritated skin, pimples, rawness after shaving, all skin affiic tiOns, sores, blotches. and itching scalp. It cures dandruff completely, since dandruff is nothing but eczema of the seal D.
 ZEMO is wonderfully refreshing to the skin. It is a clean, antiSeptic lution. not a paste, cream or ointment. The first application gives blessed re- lief ZEMO has been initiated, but positively never equalled.
 'It is impossible for me to do jus tice in recommending ZEMO. because words cannot express it's wonderful achievements" R. A. Stierlin. Supt. Electrotype Dept, Sanders Engraving Co, St. Louis, Mo.
 Your druggist will sell you a 25c sealed bottle of ZEMO. and will guar antee it, or it will be sent direct on receipt of price by E. w. Rose Medi- cine Co, St. Louis, Mo.
 Sold and guaranteed in Phoenix by ElVey X -(AdVertisemenD
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

T " iIII IL. OIIG druggist got me to try but it is not as good as Herpicide. I would like to buy your Herpicide in larger quantities
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

more of a dime til
 good of his customer
 NewbrO's Herpicide in harmony with the Gandruff. It is put u $i.00 sizes and is gu isfy. If troubled wit
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

l =sF
 ! At the Olic Mir. BelascO has a ] success #ne Temperamental Jour 1 ieN' ar 4Dtion from the French ! in W:lfclF efF Ditrichstein is starring. 1 Gut th" @rnsus of critical opinion seems that while it would be unusuf ad for anyone else it is >emef @w par from a BeIasco rRsr
 .cre Adele" by Paul
 R BriqTet. who were.
 'Alma, Where Do You
 Dig success, and the
 ke success is that a
 is laid at the door
 T. who, with MT. Dal-
 +ds supplies most of the
 1r-- Danforth is one of the
 2 conee1ans in the coun- rt, t,--Wfb the possible excep- ,he Totshd Will West, there fS man P the profession at al: Ike bnira; -pra for many years his light was hidu7-a under the busheI of It'rank Daniels-incidentaI during those years most of MT. Daniels laughs were supplied by MT. Dan forth. It is good to find him playing role that gives the public an op- p"rtunity to see him as he fs-a great comedian. and in Adele press and public alike have hailed him with delight
 The music of Adele" is said to be unusually attractive. while the com ody is clean cut and delightful. It looks as if the Longacre had found q tenant for the season.
 
 John Drew succeeded in demon strating that it is really a very, very long time since he last played a Shakespearean role. His audiences Were equally successful in demon strating the fact that they wished it had been much longer. Result, dOub- let and hose have been carefully packed in moth balls for a nice long rest and the Empire has been dark
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-24
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
~~~~~~~~~~

talks of the latest styles for those
who are about to stand before the
minister.
PUGILISM-W. ". Naughton de
plores the spread of commercial
ism among ter-day pugilists.
MOARTY-PE E LKEY : Heavy
weight battle Mt Calgary will be
described.
PLAYERS TRATERNITY-Mac-
beth predicts much good will come
of or ganization of baseball play
ers-
THE TURF-Advance gossip on to-
morrow's $4,000 Kentucky handi-
cap at Douglas park,
HIGH SCHOOL MEET-In this
competition more than 100 Utah,
Idaho and Wyoming lads are sure
TO break records. It will be fully
described.
UNION LEAGUE RACE-There is
sturdy battle on for supremacy
in our own league. Today's
games will have bearing on the
race. Read what the teams do.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-24

BABIES-An instructive and enter
tanning article on the men and
women Of tomorrow.
SPEARMAN sToRY-"Buck Is
a thrilling yarn Of train dis
patcher's office, and tells how a
train laden with passengers was
saved one Christmas eve,
ENGLISH IN William
w. Young touches upon what this
country owes TO our British
cousins.
DRAMATIC-Vand Fyles
reviews the stage in New York;
new plays and players.
GLADYS VANDERBILT'S
PLIGHT-Amorican girl who will
tako hor husband of the nobility
10 London because the count
squanders too much money Mt
Budapest.
VOTES FOR WoMEN-A spicy
column or two in which the sphere
OF mere man is described when
the ladies get the ballot,
JUNE BRIDES-Lady Duff Gordon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-24
.FLASHL|GHT POWDER
EXPL0DES IN THEATER
Benjamin Ellerbeck, Univer.
sity Student, Injured in At
tempt at Photography.

The explosion of fashIight powder be-
ing used to take picture OF 200 singers
OF the University OF Utah Musical So
ciety. which rendered 1.-The Messiah at
the Salt Lake theater last night, seri-
ously injured Benjamin Ellerbeck. II
years OF age. son Of w. w Ellerbeck
OF ~ South Ninth East street. at II
O'Clock last night. Tho young mans
INJURIES consist Of hole nearly an inch
In diameter through his right wrist. sew
cral lacerations on the left arm and
hand and on tho face, and a missing
tooth. lie was not rendered unconscious
and ran 10 tho police emergency hos
pital. where surgical aid was given by
DR.. H. 3. Sprague. After his wounds
had been dressed Elerbeck left tho sta
ton.
Later. when a Tribune reporter called
at the Elierbeck homo TO learn the ex-
tent OF the boys injuries he was met
at the door by Mrs. E,llerbecss who had
been awaiting her sons return. She
knew nothing of the accident and became
historical when told of IL. She
called her husband. who went upstairs
TO call another son. The discovery was
then made that young Ellerbeck was IN
bed and fast asleep. He had come home
without his mothers knowledge and gone
quietly to his room In order that the sight
of his injury might not worry her.
Ellerbeck is a sophomore at the Uni
vers!ty OF Utah. taking an engineering
course He Is rcputed as being hrst-
class photographer. but his efforts last
night proved disastrous, Te either used
too much powder TO make the fash
necessary for the picture or the dealer
from whom he purchased the explosive
made a mistake and sold him tho wrong
kind, Al any rate, the explosion that