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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
Montreal Results,

By International Nows Service.
first race. five lurlongs-Ccntaur. los tWllsoul.
q TO !. won. Parcel Post. los CVandusen). 3 TO /.
5scond; Fraque;to. 1os (Dcyor). 20 TO l. third
Time. i;o' is, Daily Walters, Summer Eln.
Lliuest Rchc NArtlan, Tho Urchln. Duke Of
sholeJ, Old Jordan and Col Cal also ran.
Second race. four and half furlonRs-Corn
nrooin, III fwiIson). 1 10 i5 won; SIN Sin.
los tRovloyl. i 10 i5 Hocond: Diamond Cluster
US lCoupollyl. IL TO l. third. Time. ia 1-5
boozeT and Irish Harmony also ran,
. Third race seven furloRgs-.Lndcstel. 100 fAm-
hrosei. To Q, won Planovcr 100 tsnyder). 20
second Floral Crown, 13a fWiEon). 20 g.
third. Time 12e t-5 Bacchanto and King saxo
also ran.
Fourth race ono mis-Bornesal, los CwilSon>
j 10 5. won: Cogs, loi Connolly, IN I, pec-
9na; ' cr!sco. loi crurner). 10 2. third. Time
l'tl f-@ Pnoce5 also ran
Fifth race, two miles-Wodship. 1877 tKermath)
10 g. won: chccura, 1872 fKohier). 3 TO l. sec
ond; Brontc, i45 fTaylorl. 10 10 J. third. Time
All. frruo Gummclten. Dorothy Wells. Big Ben
and Como On Also run
Sixth ruee. six forlonss-Tney Fly. 90 thm-
srose, i3 TO ]. won; Gold Cap. 20 tDentler), to
!; l., second; Right Easy 100 lpeTondc), to /.
lhird Time. 1;b I-b Toddling, Rosemary,
Pretty Molly, Chemulpo. Star Giu Joe Cations.
Cuban and Russell @c0lil also ran.
seventh rnce. one mile and hplf-My Fellow.
los (Turner). TO 2. won. Rash, - fSnYder) 8
70 l. toeoud; Pendorlna 81 (Montour). even. third
Tine. 1:5s ~ Ertcnd, and Golden Treasure also
ran
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Belmont Park Results.
: International News Service.

BY international News Service
First race. six furlougs Ton main oourse)-Besom.
iG (Ford), 10 %. won: OrosvenoV, 1o5 (ohert).
Is to !. second: Little Jupiter Io5 tButwelD. IS
10 !. third Time. Ia. Moncrlef, Ivabel, Pha :
raob and Lawsuit also ran.
Second race. five and half furongs-Eoldsy.
JOS ,DavieSl. 70 3. won: Black Broom loi
TroSer). 10 ], second. Stake and Cap. 1oi
Honman,, IL TO /. third. Tlmo. 1907. Dispar-
ty. Master Joe. Edna Lcsla. Waltor Lad. Ring
Marshall. water Lily. Yodcing. Huda's Brother
and Clf Maid also ran.
Third race. selling. mlle-LysSndcr. 100
(WotoD. 10 8. won; Donald Macdonald. l09
tDutwelD. to S. second. scsl1ywag. 1ec (Mc-
Cahey). 10 J. thlrd. Time. l:3e. Dandy Dixon
and Codeau also ran.
Fourth race. the Brooklyn derby for three-year-
oldG. Quo mile and a quarter-Roctvicw. 123 (Nc-
tsEsnt), 10 8. won; Prince Eugene. Iol fwolfe).
9 10 20. scorBrd Time. 2:07 o-5 Only two starters
Fifth race. steoplechosc, about two miles-ps
Icrium, loo (o'Brienl, TO 8. won; Simon Dale.
i33 (Aien). to I, second: MatnEa. 1ts (Hsider)
: 10 5. third. Time. t:2a. Country Guy also ran.
(Mo telll
Sixth race. ono mITe-Bally Clin. 1o7 (Fair-
brotberl. TO |, won: Brnin Belle, i03 (Mc-
NaiTl, 10 10 J. Becond Judge WalScr. 100 tFrssch).
u 10 8. third Time. 1:4o 20 Bunch OF Keys,
Flfty-tiye. TIP Hat, Rockfsh, Rebound Hiatus.
Dixon. Blanket Burg and jack Wall also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07

Magpie IoI: Burnt Candle. ito Strife. 10, ,
tCllff Stream, f3q: toiiver Lodge 13i; Inspector
Leotradr ISL: Bwana Tumho. iai,
fCoupod.
Fifti race. Prince OF VALE, steeplochase. about
two and half miles-tking Cabh. lSs; THE
Prophet. I57; fJulia Armour. le1: 'oun Cotton.
i53; ssvnllcnt Prince. 40; ''Jock Denncriin I3a.
suekthorn, 49, wJeksou, l@,
twells TompkiDs entry: :Carth entry; ''oou,
Pied.
sirth race, -yoar-olds. selling. five and
half furlougs-'Iiouey Bee. ps Marsand. 100
Kenneth, 16t; Fleldst,r. 1oi Bon Loyal ioi;
veueta strouc l0i; Amerioug. ipsi Robert Bradley.
toe; Rye Straw. Toe. Stick Pin. los: Horcourt.
no. Royal Message, 10. U. SEQ II. III: Double
rivo. Il2.
Seventh race. thyee-year-olds. selling. one milo
ana quarter-Aadsea. lo1: Naughty Lad. loi
Duke of Bridgcwater, lod; judge La1sou. lo6:
sStaIry loa cuttyhune. 100
skpprcptics allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track tsnt.
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Louisville Entries.

By International NoNs Service.
First race. solIing. threo-ycar-olds and UP. six
furlongs--Kolly, as: Over the Sands. 1oi; Royal
Ambor, loI: TulieG Nightmare. loI: DR.. Waldo
Briggs. lis; Danberry. ss Sir o,feobsch, lol,
Cedar Brook, lot. CoreoPsis, 100.
Second race, selling. two-yenr-ois. five and u
hhlf lurongE-'Greenbrea. "a. -L.ndor. J02; Mes
bach. l03. Frances NJ, los: Emerald Gem los:
Dushy Head. 10: Della Mack. Jos; Candy Box,
ioS Harwood. ii0.
Third recc. selling three year oids and up. SIX
fuTlongS-Eveyn Yowric. 90 -AnerSlow. 90. Guide
pos, &c VereDn. 100: PHYLLIS Antoioette. 1o2:
Scpulyeda, In5 Husky Lad l07; Chaputepec. ii0;
Ouquesno. liz; Amorot ll3: ouartermastcr. ii6
Fourth race. tho Spring Trial stakes, five fur
longs-Robinstta, JOS; Boots and Saddle. III Mag
pet. III; Nandergrift, ll5; Old Rosebud. 1l5: Lii
tie Nephew. lis: Imperator, Ici.
flfh race handicap. three-ycaT-olds and up.
SIX furlonEt-6roycr Hughes, los: Jim nasoy, l0a;
iss
Sixth race. selling. threo-yesr-olds and up one
mile nnd siIteeDth-TroJan Belle 81; Duchess
Dary. 90: c.rnathin. 97: Teopmseh. ioo Ursula
Emma. i0l; Bauorclla. 1o3: Floral Day. lo7
Apprentice allowance claimed
Woalhcr clear. track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
MIKE YOKEL TO MEET
FINLANDER JULY q

Special to The Tribune.
FORT COLLINS, Colo. June 6.-Fort
Collins is becoming the center of the
wrestling world at least in the middle
weight class The latest championship
affair to be arranged is that which will
take place July 4 between Mike Yokel
OF Salt Lake City, probably the best
middleweight in America, and Wanno
Ketonen OF Finland.
Ketonen has been heralded as the mid
tlleweight champion of Europe and Is
touring this country, meeting all the
rnIddleweights,
Yokel Is a great favorite with local
wrestling followers. having appeared here
IN several matches and giving the fans
an exhibition TO enthuse over. good
card OF prelminaries has been arranged
for the July date.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07

contract and furnish bond within six days
after this acceptance: and the contractor
20 whom the award Is made must furnish
a surety bond IN tho sum OF so per cent
OF the amount Of the contract within six
days after the official notice OF the award
Of the contract The right Is reserved 10
reject eny or all bids.
Complete sets OF plans and specIfca-
lions, Including blank forms OF propos-
ais. VIII be furnished 10 prospective bid.
derS upon deposit ot s. ~ the office of the
secretary OF the State Fair association. or
at the Office Of Young & Son. architects.
305 Charon building.
UTAH STATE PAIR ASSOCIATION.
HORACE :. ENSIGN. Secy.
zIR
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL SToCkHOlD-
ERS' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a special
Of the stockholders OF the Amer
lean Fuel company OF Utah, a Utah cor
pora ton, is hereby called to be held at
the principal place OF business OF said
corporation, room BIT Judge building. Salt
Lake City. Utah, on Thursday, the 26th
day OF June, A. D. 1913 at the hour of
$50 o'clock p, m. Of said day, for the
purpose OF considering and passing upon
the advisability OF increasing the mum her
OF members OF the board Of directors of
said company from five to nine, and
amending the articles OF Incorporation OF
said company in that respect
Dated this 9Th day OF June, 4. D. 1913.
B. F. BAUER,
r. F. NESLEN,
II. A SCHWEIKHART,
Directors.
CHS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
NEWSPAPER GRAYS TO
MEET K. OF c. TEAM

The Newspaper Grays and knights OF
Columbus team will meet on All Hallows
grounds at 10 O'Clock Sunday morning.
The Grays lineup will be about as fol-
lows: Shepard. catcher: Balm and W.
Young, pitchers; Grier or Brown, first
base; Couper. second base; Miller short
stop Daughters. third base; Egan. left
field: Getger. center field, and l.. Young.
right field. The Grays record go far
this year Us two out of three. their VIC
tins being Company NJ and the u, It. C.
A. and their Jinx being the Western
Heating and Sheet Metal boys. two
weeks rest with light practice has put
the Grays in fine fettle and a rafting
good game should be PLAYED SUNDAY,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
New Pictures Today.
MEHESY THEATER,
1.-The Master Cracksman."
The Amateur Hlghwayman"

No person need hesitate to take
Foley Kidney Pills on the ground that
they know not what is in them. Foley
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for kidney and bladder ailments and
Irregularities. They do not contain
habit forming drugs. Try them.
Schramm-Jo Johnson. Drugs, "The Never
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advertisement
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Occur 'AIene Entries.
By international News Service.

By TntHTlHIIOhUI MOVIE 5nTVICs.
First race. five and half fu-lopgs-Ma1tono
lH: BeverStcln. O5co Ncka Scuro. ormonde. Gun
bingham. Gclco Benutifui Knight Cisko Fire
Glib G.. Gerds. Pretty Soon Lcdn Lake los
Secoad race. five md n half furlongs-PAiwabIe
Molor ii2; Blue Bcard, 100: Inquicts Miss Her
bert. Azurcs. Neville, l1T.
Third race. six furlongs-Tremsrzo. III: LottA
Greed. 10; Frog Eye Charley Brown. i07; Ma
talo. !oI; Rayarla ioS; Atca Meade. Sadie Shs-
PRO. Rosey Po5cy 10I.
Fourth rnes seven turlongs--Lackro.e Manas-
Gch io7: Rusty Coat. l06; seaclin. 1O6: Sir Fret
ful. i02; Mandadero. 100; Platinum. Laura
Clay. e5.
Fifth five nnd half turlongs-Seueca.
i15; Lady Panchita. III. Kootonay, l0s: Parlor
Boy. lo5: sidney Peters. 1oi. TelluriUm. 95: Cam
tem. 30.
Sixth race. mile-Tallow Dip. 115: oratorsn.
Foot Loose. los; Florence Kripp. Marc Coghill.
iO7; Reenc W. lo5. Firge, 100; Hotaoird, %.
MaeEc. sj.
Seventh race. one rnile--C ". Kcnnou Flying,
us; Helen Scott. Phillistins, Maizlo Girl. Ill:
Gin. i0a, Evellna. Buss i07-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
TO HOLD HEARINGS
ON BASEBALL TRUST

ASHINGTON. June 6.-Plaps for an
investigation OF the so-called baseball
trust were made today by Representa-
tive Gallagher of Illinois. who will have
hearing within week before, the house
Mr Gallagher declared today that half
dozen witnesses would be sufficient 10
sustain his charges of monopoly" He
prepared today a list which includes IIor-
ace Fogel, former president OF the Phila
dolphia National league aseball club.
and men from New York. st. Louis Chi
so, Cleveland, Pittsburg and Buffalo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the construction of
the concrete footings for a new livestock
coliseum for the Utah State Fair associa-
ton at the fair grounds. Salt Lake CITY.
VIII be received by the secretary. Horace
3. Ensign at his office. Vermont build
Ing, Salt Lake City. until IL O'Clock noon
Thursday. June IL, 1913. when they will
be opened publicly
proposals must be accompanied by a
certified or cashiers check i'm the sum NJ
o per cent Of the total amount OF the bid
payable TO Utah State Fair association,
the same TO be forfeited to the Utah State
Fair association in case the bid Is accept
ed and the bidder does not enter into the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
Robinson Foregoes Trip.

PHILADELPHIA. juno 6.-accauso of newspaper
criticisms TO the effect :hat he IL going pot
hunting" Arthur s. Robinson. the phenomlnal
Sprintcr OF Mcrcersbure academy. has decided not
10 cross the Atlantic 70 toko part In the English
and Scotch championships. Robinson 20 havo
sailed with James CurTan the trainer at MERGERS
burg next wcok, Curran had arranged TO have
Robinson spend rho summer at his homo aud had
expected 10 him only In the English and
Scotch championships. The MercersburE authori-
tics say It not the intention 70 let Robin
son Ia mootB all Europe.
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\ n as9sxERs sU EAGER
Io AT RITCHIE

] ssiss,' 'uSs s.-rhe match
= Rss,, Champion vSsIHn WiII,n
/. ~ ass s.s ttsashtt ht' ,Rsn,,:A GS9 Angeles,
- . s,s' i,s The r.s,ed rnsn d Off To-
srsr tssn1 On Weight. R,,cbIo Iho
e,s i, Rivers ,Ns Would MOCK nn,
~. ~ Two hours TI'b SefoTss oDs
% !sss q. |. sur. Q, an
<stss Arc Tie three most
s,tN tas Tile; ~ .p,,o? W,,o?.lsast,
0Ts,,ks Knocked Out % fno
EAl W w. fought a tvsr, tysn., y,
..snt, bssa,afned tonight
:. De : night right woIsSalsntD on
Ne hsss1rlo,'r sa%.' Of the
'A'er siI sdvissalnnsso, ans pro: 2:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
Montreal Entries

First race. two-yonr-olds. selling. nvo furiopss
Iwa1its, 100: Bulgar. 1o;. Scarlet Letter los:
Laura, Jos; Col G. 1906; Louioc Travsn, los:
kette Drum. 10
Second rnco Canadian bred. three. year -clds and
up. ak furIoDES-Ffrmolvin. oT: Oakland Lad. l0t
srosstplate. lo7: 'calumny. 10; Capor Sauce III.
Third race handtcap. three. .year-olds and up.
1o7. '
tcouplcd.
Fourth race conuuught cup Canadian-owned.
'hreeyear-oldy and up. miio and n quarter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
EM WINS IN
FRtLW INNINGS

IN !, Boston defeated Chi
n, Isslve-inning contest
II q sl'''s ~ n the winning run
|t5r ss}seaker 70 cross the
|l,. ~. as.lolns BY Mattick. Rath
y sr,ss-,' ss ',s'urss !. Of the contest
h..,a !, % a single hit in the
n h,s, "a ~ we seventh. after
'n ,',,..s, =, ~ ~ for two bases
r ,,,,,. ,'.s.'atd by Russell. '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
Washburne Is Victor.

CAMBRIDGE. Muss June e.-Tho finals Of the
tonnis singles championships at Harvard. held TO-
day, returned Watson ". WashburDo Of New
York victor J. j Armstrong OF St Paul.
MINI. 7-3. Ga As. SO
doubles title, defeating q. r. Hastings, Jr.. and
I c. TovereauS AS 6-3, So, 81.
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Every Sunday to Provo, s1,25.

Via Salt Lake Route. Return same
date. Train leaves 1856 q. m. Return
ing arrives 6:05 p. m. Ticket Office,
10 East Third South, or Union station
Advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE-"Freckles. Tonight
Matinee this afternoon
UTAH-Brandon lyman and Flor
ence Stone in Merely Mary Ann"
Tonight Matinee this afternoon.
COLON1AL-WiIliam ]. Kelly and
Florence Rockwell in Green Stock
inSs." Tonight. Matinee this aft
ernoon.
EMPRESS Vaudeville. Perform
ances every afternoon and two in
the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
A special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the First State. bank Of Salina. Utah.
Salina, Utah, Saturday, June u. at 2
o'clock p. M. for the purpose OF increas-
Ing the capital stock Of the said bank
from S25.O00 to $4,000.
CHAS. LAMMERSDORF.
President
A V. HUSH,
Salina. Utah. May 21. 1918 b327i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
Jest Wins OakeS,

EPSON. Juno 5-The 0akeE stake. or feminine
derby vas today by j. B. Jool's Jest l.
Noumlann's pcpeoho wos seoond aud Sir J. Rob-
iu.ou'. Arda third. Twelve horses rau. Tho start
ing prIces were; Jcst, 10 against Depechc.
20 10 / against; Aria. 100 TO agsinst.
oOf the original os3 entries for the stakes OF
y1s 600 for thras-ycAr-oId fillies. only tho small
field Of twelve turned out for tho raea. which
WA over n course OF mile and Z half
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07

|I, iaNsono
, k,,.,.'oio o % ia
.'srsss''lsiSi !, ,,..,''Isrs. ID. ''s,ls. S, wagner,
ISep ts-sss,is caty, Hooper.
u ~. s,s ,,sl,I L4siu Hi,sH
~ i,s,,.s ,,,sri sa''ai s,1rISe. l'Si9s.' sI,s'ot of
10 Vss,,:s,, s,'''',e, tly-spealer,
. IN. Len on basss.
'-Ss,,, ! Of Woos' a 1A'''ror r,1'
s, lb,rr.,,b ,b'''on. l. NE ey
y f,s.s s,mek out-By
'l'c'' uaDIcse:o%f uia'biIreof,, %s,.c,,.@,,. Tim.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
Miss Dodd Champion

ST. ANNEs- -oN-THE- SEA. England. Juno G.
Misn Muriel Dodd OF Aoreton. Cheshre the
women's golf championship OF England by de-
tea,ing Miss Chrbb OF London, UP and s 10
play. today. Tho tournament s'becn IN progress
since Monday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
dANollrNs
'.SGoLF TITLE

!'ss,!ls,ss !sls,sss:;s {, NJ ! T. W. ws,a4sa ,ss
',sS % Mss cs;ssoa1m,,!plonship
ssSS' ,Iss ,IisSsdrrnsaiSaepl, ! to ,, play. .,y.
sS sSIs,,. Or sSIisp ssSSIIHipas5st'vsly rat
sss qsSsllIias sslIi y vent me -. Metro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
Carriers Beat Bankers.

The Postoftloe Carriers tenn yesterday defeated
tho National Bank OF tho Republic club by
soore OF 5 TO Q. Randolph and Alison the
battery for the winners.
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Western League

Az Topeka-Lipcoln. s: Topeka. I.
Al Sioux City-St Joseph. II, SiouI City, 7.
NJ Denver-Wichi'n- Denver gamo postpone Cd
rnin. Two games Sunday.
AZ omahn-Dcs Motpes. 10; Orahs. 6.
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Northwestern League

AT spekape-seattIe. q; Spokane. q.
Al yencouvcr-Tacona. S. Yaocouvcr. q.
AZ ylctoria-Portland. 4; vtctorie }.
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|II} WIN IN
||1V|TH DOUBLE
~ Fma Preceding Page.)

lst ~ ever second for a sin
~ li.isoa and Ryan, who had
ID k.la, WITH singles. The To-
II : .. fourth on singles by
k'I ,rI PecElnpaugh.
cnnsp-yET YORK.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07

J, /. .un-Asle1s. S: But,o; .
=. s.-s,r Thompson. Sac
- ,,sass ly-DvdGy. TSo-bnse
- Itrss.Slss hitt-Thonp'
- Kelly Home Fun-LutsL.
- |. Lcsl. kry TO orie,. to
sy,y % Tsreso5. MARSHALL TO
~ y-1,. ) !, four and one-thtrd
n iesr lni tvo-thirds Ia
r-ly y:rn. 8; By Ames. 8.
LSgs Y,7-. 4. OF Anes. :: of
rr ,isr-By A1es tDemagEio
. n-s-i horr IS minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07
WIN By, By
L. Of Butte Pitch
IL 9 Many Runs
AI Helena

:, rntSre u.,,n, easily
~ ,aa s' after a,,s Helena Helena had had
- = across, Helena was
~ VI ,s- gro - oi losing the
!, s.ssssa 3.5ss g. 5iisi III 'nESGssa Ssisna
e iss: s.s:a from 1;Sn On e. ss @ans ga@s
~ y bIe ne, 'csrs1 sn1 forty five
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07

---.~..., o o.
d E.'-.-"-' . l 800 o e-i
a-s.s Aiu-cAapmnu. K.hler.
ei q oreI-NeS York. 5:
~ = lills-og Fisher. 2: of
-. .,-E Fhket. :: BY Rohlor.
sS, ! ss' q minutes. Umpiros--
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07

The following theator notices are marked
"AdyeTtisemon;B' In order TO comply with a
Uriot Interpretation OF the new federal nevs-
paper law, In no sense they paid advor-
tlsementS They arc Items furnished by tho
press agents OF the various theaters-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-07

merely mary Ann VIII De played for
the last time this afternoon and tonight
at the Utah theater and those who have
not seen Zangwilrs pleasing comedy
should take advantage of the remaining
opportunities to do so. The big company
the production OF Armstrong; thrilling
drama, The Deep Purple"
It would have been difficult for Mr..
more more interest ere .eGtpp is appaqent p'a{ than T6e
Grain OF Dust" which he Will present
at the Colonial next week. the engage
me1t nt5,t. opening Sunday evening. This
with today's two performances.
When it Is considered that the EN-
press programmes embrace every enter
taining feature that is sought after by
vaudeville lovers everywhere. II is not
10 be much wondered at that the Sull-
van & Considine theater. the Empress.
this T city This week el'e is o' Pepetton Of
last week, as far as a good bill is con-
cerned.
Those who like an entertaining. clean
and pretty play of unusual strength and
emotional opportunities; a play OF true
love unsmirched by artitlcialitles; a play
OF the great and wholesome outdoors,
Will find enjoyment in abundance in
'Freckles," which plays a popular matt
nee at the Salt Lake tleater today and
closes tonight.
Willie Howard. who Will be seen here
at the Salt Lake theater with THE
Passing Show of 1912" during the prog
ress of the performance impersonates
David Wariield as Peter Grimm" Mr..
Howard and Mr.. Warneld are great
chums. and the night Mr.. Howard first
presented his version Of Peter Grimm at
the New York, Winter Garden, Mr.. War
field was on hand to witness the trav-
esty.
The Master Cracksman." from the
well-known story by Stephen Allen Rey-
nolds. produced in two reels by the COM
petent Reliance players; will be featured
at the Mehesy today The story con-
Germs an old inventor, who Is robbed by
the man who bought his burglar alarm
THE Amateur Highwayman" Is Solax
comedy depicting the troubles Of O. dea-
con who thought he had been robbed
and had the wrong man arrested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-21
WlNOSORvlLlE.

l.. 3. French has caught six large
hawks and two hundred rats in traps
this spring.
Pearl Piper of Somerville is employed
by Gabriel Joscelyn.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Marden, who
have been the guests of their daughter
Mrs. G. |. York. have returned to Their
home in Belfast.
John Sproul of Augusta was the
guest CT his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Sproul, over Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Chritchell of Waltham
Mass. is with her daughter. Mrs. G. A.
Rawley. &
L. r. French will open his pavilion
to the public with dance, Saturday
evening, May "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Bennett of Salem
Mass, are ut the home of Simon
French, for the summer months. !
Maurice York was a business visitor
in Augusta. Wednesday.
John Dougie has pure bred scotch
Collie pups to sell
Miss Addie Sproul was a visitor ii
Augusta, Saturday. =
MIR. and Mrs. George Rawley of Wal.
THANH Mass, arex2 pong the late arriv.
ais in town. They are gat Their sum
mars cottage here. ~ .,,-.
Mr.. ana Mrs: John Dodge were visi
tors. Thursday. at Weeks Mills.
p. F.. Mills who suffered a severe at
tack of sciatica, is convalescent.
Mrs. Emma Lyon, who visited rela
tives and friends in Augusta, las
week, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Barton of Yves
Windsor were Sunday visitors at tn
old homestead.
Abial Keene is doing interior finish
ing work for John Dougie.
Mrs. C.. I. York, family and guests
enjoyed an auto ride through this ant
adjoining towns, sunday.
Misses Olive and Esther JoscelyI
were recent visitors in Augusta
The farmers have peas, potatoes ant
beets through the ground despite tn
cold and frost Of last week.
William Barnard of Gardiner, VIII,
has purchased the farm home owne'
by Jasper Mosher is making extensiv
repairs and improvements.
Fred French has gone to Augusta
where he has employment.