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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
Father Carries Home Tiny
Girl Who Proves to Be Sub
stitute for His Daughter
and Sensation Results.
HOSPITAL AUTHORITIES
UNABLE TO EXPLAIN
Insist That Illness Has Caused
Changes iii Girl SO That
Parents Cannot Recognize
Her.



Philadelphia. rcb. 20 The author
ihcs ui lhv municipal uoapitui Tor con
tagi"us diseases are trying to learn
tn, Identity of The three year old girl
ih"N supposed was Beatrice Kaufman
ana at ne same time discover what
has become ui the real Beatrice. who
was admitted tp the institution six
weeks ago suffering from scarlet fc-
Nrr EcHirI'cs father lsudor Kauf-
man. % ninruIt manufacturer rocclV-
ed reports lrlm the hospital every
day telling hum his little FiI vas PEE
covering
Yesterday uc was notified 90 come
and take hcr home, fastening 10 the
institution kaufman was surprised
ana shocked when a. child whom hj
tid not recognize WAS turned over tu
him. That is not my Beatrice h,
* 'liImed
"Oh yos lt o.. she has changed iu
appearance. because ui hDT Illness.
declared the Hospital attendants.
Iucouy,r.'i. bat hoping that h'
was mistlN"u, kaufman took tho
Child 60 Ms uuutv $50 that hs wife
might decide. Mrs kaufman also de-.
rlurrd that fhr chlld WAS not hcI
Beatrice. uud iue little eirl. failing I'd
note auy familiar gurroundinRs. hurst
into loud suus for mamma Sh,
WJs taken HIuN Go the hospital last
night uut .nu real Hc1trir" could NOT
Dee located
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
ORIENT ROAD WILL RUN
OVER SOUTHERN PACIFIC
uBy Lca.cd wire 10 Evening iIeraldl

tiiN itN~tt VIE 10 isN'uih. ittfAhsl
kansas ritl. Feb. Negotiations
are un between the Kansas city, Mex
ion A orient railway and the southern
PHciuc bN which the orient soon may
run trains from Kansas city to Los
AuEclpN.
From Fort stockton. Tex, "a AZ
pine. roV. about i60 miles, the ori-
rut viii complete an extension la
between Thirty and sixty days. A.
Alpine tho orient viii connect with
thc main southern Pacific GO Los An.
rrlvs.
Aupad, the orient is running u
through trHin from kansas rity o. A.
pine and rnutcWplHtes continuing u
over the southern Pacific 90 Los An
r.iar
"Our through train go Fort stock
ton has been $50 successful that Wc
have opened negotiations for "a
through train to the PaCihc coast
j %. Davidson of wichita one ~ the
Ori'ut receivers. said today. We
hope to have through train running
within two months At that time We
probably viii ran two trains daily
from here through 60 Fort stockton. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

l"t hNehto Nhe 20 @NenlnN hsFalu
Washington. Feb - Francisco J.
Madcrn, drposcd president ot Mex.
eco, VIII not be- rgilroad-d Go jail.
thrown INTO q mad hous" or summar-
ily executed bS Provisional Hidrnt
iiueria. according to reports t"day
from Ambassador Wilson Tho uu.
hassudor rop"rts Mudcro viii br sI,-
"u o. fair trial ana possibly the worst
'tt' that viii awaits him viii b' exile.
Secretary Knox. with the uppru, 90
ut President rlu, has instructed Am
haSsadur Wilson tl convey 90 Hucrta
in diplmotiC terms tho intimutluu tina;
tb" tulcd States would seriously OBJ
I"rt Go u summary execution of s,n-
t"HCn on Aladcro
u wus not irit here that the for
ucr president should b, slaughtered
or put out Of the way Tor crimes
witch seemed purely political With
uut fair aud open trial. THIS view
was made plain to Huetta and the
TACT was not concealed that the Unit
cd States looked with disiuvor upon
the shooting ot Gustayu Madoro. the
presidents brother
Tn. adminIstrutiou's att,'ud, tu.
ward tho provisional government of
Mexico was discussed pt today's cub
met meeting President TAFT and
Nir EuoN have never h'loNcd b is
said that Nudero wos n strong pr'si
dent f0r rrpuhlir snWu with rDNn.
nfun ThrH hut, believed. huv,N o.
THAT 20, n.E displayed MANY human.
triifs and That a. ia entitled tu t
hearing They have mo- particular bon
trr'si utlrr thm thui uf huWnni't
boo what DION WITH him 4 10 iH dom.
in i.llI fashion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
SSSSNSSsssSssss

Questioned by Senator Beuesfleld
about the bills for the benefit b.
lawyers. C0rutorth replied:
There are about i.3O0 bills intro.
duccd in the senate and house / viii
gladly Join "a majority OF both houses
any time to XIII l,200 of these"
senator Hayden offered a resolu.
tion picdging the scVcnteon holdoVer
senators tu vote for the peoples'
choice for United States senntor ia
1915
The house defeated the rim Great.
INK biVid" county OUT of O. part ui
IN raso and Elbort counties IA also
defeated the so-Callcd ticket scalp
rrs" bill which made an railroad
tickets negotiable
The senate bin appropriating $50.
OOu Tor water defense fund Was passed
on second reading
During the prolonged Discussion
over the so-CAlicd fun train crew bin
in which Senators " ~ Adams aud
$ T. Bnllcsficld were charged with
holding secret conferences 90 agree
on daily programs. Senator Adams
declared that al any time he would
.Cntrr a Democrats caucus Co consil.
ar All bills before tho senate aud
abide by tho caucus decision on each
This proposal was made la reply to
90 criticism by senator Ticrney. who
when questioned hy Adams refuse
tp ngroc to the cnlicus plan
The house passed on third reading
The biil eliminating the assembly Tea
turc from Colorado's primary election
law,
The members at Tho legislature this
afternoon inspected tn agricultural
car from the state Agricultural coli
lcge at Fort Collins This ear stop
ped in Denver today on hs tour %
the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

Denver. Fob. - charles l.. Bnum.
president of the Consolidated Coal ana
COX. company, vas the principal ,Ii'
u.st Tor tho coal operator. ui ihr lutut
Legislature committee tuN yatlEtIIus
the strike iu rho northern Colorado
fields today tie took issue Witu
John Lawson. organizer for tbr unt.
rd Mine Workers ot America. who
testified at au earlier session
the average wages ul miners ln mo
northern field was from $3.50 t0 ytoV
year MI Baum declared that iu
1911 the average wages iu his niu'~
Wcrp fGgi.90 and in 1919. SNfG
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
Woman suffrage Win, ln Iowa.

IIs MUIUV". I'VU- u II Tho WIUIfI
suffrage amendment which puasr
th, house Yesterday, was reported tu
the sculte today and placed on ,ho
calendar Instead of being referred to
tho committee. The vote waF twcn-
N.siN tu nftcon This action point
ing Go victory Tor the amendment n
thc senate Was the occasion OF T.lnIr-
ing among friends ui suffrage Whu
had been dowucast over the udNrlr'
report oi senate committee follow
ng the passage uf tho amendment in
the house.
House resolution Will hp r'1rhrd
on the calendar tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
CLAIM MNDERO PLANNED
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER

N0NT0U OIIN NOD II 0NITVTTON'
fnr tho personal safety "i Mad''n
Wu4 given h1 Provisional If"sl". NJ
Imcrtu to diplomats today 'N ln.
,.,snn ,,hv the cN- president can NOT
g.. r,uoy.d from the capitui for th"
,,rrs,pt President iiucr'u r"ooll.d
to hIs VISITORS tnr attack upon lh'
main which bore eN-presldout pih]
4, Worn cruz on his exile to Europe
when 1meytu himself was in COM
maud ot INC escort
Tho urpeldcut added 'hoi tho Va
,.,4tlgation nt the records oi th" Ma
dero administration was heina '"n-
tinu,d with gront care 'hoi R'''
which nre not altogether substantial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
LITIGATION OVER
CRANE ESTATE AVERTED
tBy Leased Wire to Evenlns IIeraldl

Chicago, Feb. 2l.--T Threatened lt.
ig1tiun over the $4,000. 900 estate oi
the late Richard r. crane has been
aNertcd according to am announcv.
mcnt nladc to-day hy Richard r.
Crane. Jr
The iron master directed that b.
principal business should hp iolntl,
controlled bv his two sous. Hichart
r and Chus R Crane. tu whom h,
had distributed stock prior tu hi,
Death. sale ut some of the stock tN
one of The hrothcrs len The ,ontro
unequal After many conference.
tnr WuElp Wus adjusted
charles a. crane WAS appointed
minister GO china hy President Tut
hut was recalled us he was about q,
sail from san Francisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
win Reaulrc Phy-lcaI Tlmcs-

Boise. Idaho. Feb 2l.- The Nutls'h
marriage TN, which if mudc into t
law would require the Issuance ol %
certificate testiiying 90 physical an
mental fitness before u marriage N-
rsnHt could b. obtained. paascd the
Idnho house Of representative TO-DAY
The bin now goes 90 the senate,
A resolution proyl0ing for the SUBJ
mission fn the voters ot siatN- idv
nrohlhition amendment % tho cou-
stitutlou at ihe next election was ln'
rodurcd n the house hy tweniy-iwo
mcmbcrs A prohibition hill alrtuds
b. pending la the scnate'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
PROPOSE COMMUNITY
ELEVATOR OWNERSHIP

Manhattan, kuu, Feb a. tn,
ownership OFF elevators ana oold stur-
age plants of sufficient capacity IA
hold the surplus crops oi the pri
mary producer and under the mlp-
agomcnt and control ~ the producers
th WrrlNpa is one of the essential
projects towards which the turmcrs
union. whose state meeting b. now
under way here" b. discussing
The purpose is 10 store the surplu.
craps aud prevent % congcstod mar
kct whom the yield is larr, and 3D.,
carrying The surplus over 600 thr lcAr
Years secure tu the producers the nn
root bonprt of the enhanced value
Sow ,Hral hundred delegates CO.,, a.
tending the meeting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

san Francisco, Feb, 2i.--Thc Pace
ih, lut,r-Cmh Yacht association de-
Cidrd ai u meeting today tu open the
competition for Sir Thomas Upton =
championship cup in 1915. tu yachts
from ~ to 30 feet racing length under
the universal rulo measurements The
delegates 60 the meeting also decided
ihAt IIl races tor the vup would ho
held boo san Francisco buN over the
course ul the association. ANA mat all
tho ruutvstiuT yachts must be- enrolled
loo one ut the clubs Of the association,
~ was NOT decided whether the cur
would ho made perpetual trophy, or
would hr van permanently oy three
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

Topeka. Kan. Fob. 2i-Cp To- noon
all Kansas WAS covered with from 2
to Z inches of snow ana the snow
was ftili falling Not since year
ago has thcr" been such "a heavy and
as general snuw uH the present one.
" started shortly after noon yester-
day aud continued until this morning.
Then the storm broke again with ev-
cry indication of continuing through
out the day
According 10 the railroad reports
there b. five To- seven inches OF snow
throughout eastern Kansas. Four
and five inches through central Kan
sas and two to six inches through the
western part of the state IN south.
rrn Kansas tho snow n lighter ana
mixed with rain
The snow rs very wet and heavy
and there s. no wind Co drift n. The
railroads are having some trouble
because of the inability of the train
men to see ahead. hut the storm ~
not blocking ans ot the roads.
The railroad officials here are m
torcstrd unusually in thr weather re-
ports. Hs the snow means hundreds
ot thousands ol dollars Go them,
Through northern aud central Kansas
the winter has been unusually dry
and reports ot actual damage to the
wheat have bern coming in for sov-
cral days The snow came ai Just
the right time, according 90 ID" rail-
road officials.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
From Chicago to Des Moines
Country Is Covered With a
Heavy Blanket Of Wet and
icky Snow.
TELEGRAPH LINES AND
RAILROADS PARALYzED
Kansas Gets Five Inch Blanket
Of the Beautiful Making a
New Record for February
Weather
[By Leased Wire ~ IcvcnInv He,.lal

kahsas 'lti Aio,. Feh 2l-rhe
middie-west was cut ou lor several
hours todhy from communication with
the rest oi the country \ series of
snow, sicet aud rnm storms prevailed
'IAihs W't" delayed and telegraph
"hu telephone wires demonslixed.
IN hhns"s Nebraska and south
i''h 'h"i". SNOW Of from one 80 three
inchcs were general Iowa. Misgou-
81. Arkansas. oklahoma aud nortn
I'Nit "Nperieurcd cold rains which
nt MANY points tuned to sieei. Whil.
Illinois reported blending ct elect
and SNOW
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
FEDERAL PRISON IS
CROWDED TO CAPACITY


Washington. Feb. 2i 2i-Chaned ia
the cnr seats one person to each neat.
two coach loads cot federal conyicts
were taken under heavy guard to-
duy from ,he Distriet of Columbia iail
tu the Minnesota state peuitcutiary at
Saltwater Iht transfer Of the pria-
o'.rs was made nt the lusileation oi
tne department of justice and their
ruu-ter to the Minnesota institution
hNt made nrcrssHfy hy the crowded
crrdltIou nf the federal pouitentlars
ut Atlanta aud Mnundsyille. ". Va.
tu which district prisoners generally
stc transferred The convicfs viii az.
fNr nt their destination sunday mora.
ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
OVERALL SAYS HE
WILL QUIT THE GAME


Los AuEriyg Feb. -l.--OrVul over
AN viii mot agn the contract sent Go
him by MluIg,r EvcTs 0t the Chicago
National. uuu " required 30 pitrh
for Chicago hc viii remain out 0i
baseball. according 90 statement he
made lu-f nlghi
overall slld h" would play during
the cumIna season lf ENtrs would
trade him fU some other team other
" ise Do. would remain iu Los Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

Wpshingtuu Feb. senator Per-
kius' bin providing for the participa-
ton uf th, United states in the san
Francisco exposition In 1915 was en-
dorscd today hy tho senate commit
tee The BIN carried AN uppropr1-
ton of 50. .i0O,0OO,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

Chicago. Feb. 2l.- Rain and sIess
partially parnkxed street car and sie-
waited iine traffic in chicago for a
time today hut tho les coating of the
streets later melted into a disagree
able siush Hundreds Of telegraph
and telephone wires were reported
down, not only In this city bu, In the
surrounding country. Railroad trains
had hard going over CLASSY rails and
malls In consequences were delayed
for hours
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

Denver F.h. 2l- Arguments were
heard in trr United States district
court TODAY un u demurrer filvd uN
attorney Ior Marjorie Hamilton, iu-
dictrd uu 70 Charge OF fraudulent usr
af th. mu.s Yu connection Nfth hvHu-
.N uud 4ut.-Iit treatments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
UNITED STATES WARNS THE
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT TO.
DEAL KINDLY WITH MADERO .

President Taft and Secretary Knox Indicate Dapprova
This Government for Sum mary Execution of Gustavo
.Madero and Indicate That Legal Trial of the Fallen
President Will Be Required; Bitter Feeling Against
Defeated Leader Develops in City.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
VAUDEVILLE COMES
AFTER DISPLAY
Of LEGISLATIVE
BACKING Up
IN HOUSE
Blanchard Of Lincoln Returns
in Triumph to Seat Aften
Falling Under Displcasnre
Of His August Majesty.
HOUSE TAMELY VOTES
TO REsCIND CONTINGENT
FUND RESOLUTION


IBy leased wire - mvonamm ns,.eea
santa Re, y. NJ Feb. al.-The
seriu.cumic aftermath of ysstarGAK-a :
femaFkabie proceeding In lhe house
% representatives came today pghen
Representative blanchard on rlncoln
county ordered arrested yesterday hy
the SPEAKER. returned 90 tho house IL
triumph aud resumed mis- seat with
OUT making the APOLOGY demanded ~
the presiding officer as a conflflon a
his return.
The action of the house yesterday
IN voting TO resclnd ,he resolution ask
Ink for an audit ~ the $500 cons
tingent fund In the hands OF the
speaker ~ being Commented on bv
many iu terms ot which puaiIIanlmifv
is perhaps the mildest, In View OF the
constitutional provision requiring mo-
ney from this fund 90 be paid actual
employees and the way In which the
Item got through tho appropriation
hill at the last session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

Des Molnes. Iowa. Feb. 2i.--A
heavy snow is raging throughout the
state today. Reports from ali sec
tions indicate the storm has hcen
general since early this morning and
that Il shows signs of continuing sev.
eral hours Telegraph aud telephone
wires are demoralized and IN ncs
Moines and the larger cities. street
cay traffic ~ seriously impeded HAIL
road trains were late on nearly all
lines entering Dcs Moincs today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
Gnfr Nm. srnnlnr.hIn.

Charleston, ". Ma. Fob IN Frd-
cral Judge Nathan B. Goi Wur elect
rd United States senator from West
Virginia by the legislature boz j"iut
session TODAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
Debate Over Full Grew Bill
Brings Out Vigorous Protest
Against Continuous Batting
of Railroads.
SENATOR THINKS SOME
1900 BILLS ARE USELEs.
Points Out a Dozen Bills TO
Harass the Roads and Not
One to Encourage New Con-
structiOn.
By i.sased Wire 10 E,enlns HcraIi. }

lbs LEASED Wire Ia EVenins Herald
Denver. Feb. "a. i.1Cunaidern ,
= ton of the fun crew train NH I
y brought uui "a lively discussion ut I
= the senate today The hill pro. 4
= vides tire" hrakcmcn on each I
y freight train uf twenty-five ears ,
senator Cornforth Of Colorado ,
= Springs criticised the measure I
ana favored striking out the on 4
= acting clause. He said 4
= You have bin here 10 com I
2 pei VA" railroads tu uFe Ger 4
= tain headlight manufactured by I
= only One firm, another bul to Z
= compel them to use % similar 4
y block signal system. o. hill re- 4
= duriug passenger fares. "a bin 4
, compelling them 10 employ raore 4
= men. ana one 20 regulate their I
= affairs. You have not "a single Z
= OH inviting men TO build more
, railroads 40 COLORADO. am in Z
= favor of striking out the enact I
= ing clause"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

evening the senate committee uu
privileges ana elections viii hear arr
gumcnts ia the contest case involving
the felt of Cusimcro BHrela.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
Hundred Lose Lives in Village
of KenaminiO on Thursday
According to Sofia Dis
patches.
SIMILAR ATROCITIES
IN MANY VILLAGES
Turks. Beaten in Battle. Are
Making Bloody Reprisals in
the Isolated Villages of the
Region.

Sofia Fob. 2l--One hundred I
= Christians were maRsncrcd by
= Turkish tro0ps Yesterday ln the Z
= village of Konaminio, according
y 10 news received by the Rulgar-
y ian government t0day. similar
y maFsacrea and other atrocities
= are reported throughout the
. Tchatalin district, % large por-
y ton of which has been left uu
. projected by the nhrial with =
. dr1wai of tho RuiEaFlln troops
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
DECLARED THAT MADERO GANG HAD PLANNED
A WHOLESALE PROGRAM OF MASSACRE

Even Foreign Correspondents Said Have Been Included
MurderOus Plans Governors of Five States Refuse 10
Fall in Line With the Huerta Government and Warfare
Is Expected; Zapata Stands Out in the South.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
FNTITR KILLS WIFE
son KILLS FATHER

Dak.ud. tal.. Fch. 2l.- AFTER
} shooiu. n.s wife dead Henry
Goldberg u ustnter, Wus shoi
, ana lHIrd today by his 20 year
odd sDr Edward
Fatu,r .ud son fought dos.
usrHfnN iuI the possession OF the
, rc,nIl,. n|tu which Gaidhcrg
} had E#IrI h.s wife Tho SON
! nual. secured it and shot his
} father ihroueh thc head. kllliug
him instantly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

ToDAY's NEWS TODAY
You see n IN the HERALD.
slsty Gents n month or rs ccnss
q weeb delivered ~ your door,
afty cents by mail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-07

night s show is expec ted to play r. ono
of the biggest audiences the house 90 Iae bas
held in years. naS
The Pantagea will be operatod :,
connection with the Pantages housao -
Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton Sai ,n
gary, Spokane, Seattle, Vancouver VIZ
toria. Tacoma, Portland, San, Franc;seo
Oakland, SACRAMENTO, Chicago. Detro;t
Cleveland, Pittsburg, New Orleans
and Cincinnati. This will afford onnor'
tnnity for salt Lakers TO sec the acts
that plav the larger houses of NI,s tho.
country at popular prices.
For the opening bill Manager New.
man announces as his headliner the Wi,
lard Temple of Music. This is the new.
est and latest thing in musical acts and
the instruments used in the scenes arc
Of most unusual character. Immoneo
chimes, great musical buzz saws Sw;ss
bells, calliopes and score of Other nm
usual features predominant in tho acs
1t has scored a great hit wherever ~
has been heard this season.
Charles kenna, the monologist. is al.
ready fayorite with thousands of
vaudeville patrons in the West and this
season he is playing the Pantaces cir.
cult with a new act called 1The Stroat gn,.
Faker. y 1t is q monologue exactly
suited to this versatile artist and he
has scored heavily with it elsewhere
Maidie DeLong is "A sprightlv uirI with
some clever character songs and mon.
ologue,
The Ferns Bennett company will AN.
! pear IN a new racing sketch entitled
"The Favorite, n sensational and in.
teresting story of the race track, in
which they have had great success this
season. The La Volas are bicycle ar
fists who perform on slack wire and
their feats are declared 10 surpass anv
thing of the kind evolved in recent
years for the vaudeville stage
The Three Troubadours sing delight
fully.
The Pantages will give three shows :
day. the matinee performance opcnin,
at 2:30 o clock and the first of the ey
ening shows opening at 7:30 clock an(
the second at Oils clock promptly
The prices downstairs will he thirt,
cents for the first ten rows Of divan
and twenty cents for all the other seat
on the first floor. The balcony price
Will be twenty cents for the first 81,
rows and ten cents for all other bal
conv seats,
From all indications Pantages will b.
a welcome addition to Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-07

tions were quickly made to formally
open early in September.
The artists who redccorated the Col.
onial have completely changed the as
pect of the interior of the house Ivory,
Old rose and gold predominant in the
decorations and the color scheme blends
beautifully with the architectural de
sign Of the interior, the lobby and the
foyer
Pan5ages vaudeville viii open in ono
of the Gucst homes OF any house on
the big aircu,. popular-pr!ccd yaude.
vile is extremely .opUlar in salt Lake
ard Mr y, }. Clu%ton, rcI~c7e1ting the
circuit. wNc is te.e 10 attend Ike open.
ing, IS authority for the statement that
only tho very best material available
VII be sent 10 the local house. Man
ager Newman has had busy time get
ting ready for the opening, but his
plans are complete and Wednesday