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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
Lexington Results.
, international News Service.

Firat race. six furlougs-Winnlng witch, loS
(Gooso), $50 $40 and 81 20. won; ChantcIcer
1903 (GroSs). $40 and $3.50 second: Lady Lon
don. i02 (1urtonl, $3.50. third. Time, ~ Cedar
Brook, Etheida, STANLEY s, Mark a. Mayer and
Major also ran
Second race. five and half furlongs-Rustling
Brass. i0S (Turnor). Sc 10. SO. 20 aud 81 30.
Dac. III (Lottus), $40 and $500. second: Gipsy
Love, l07 Henry. $40. third. Time. I:l0 10.
Aunt Mamie. Dcstno and Dr., Samuel also
Third race, mle-Tbc Grader. LOG tSmalll.
$780, s2.sO and out, won Flying Tom. 100 CBux-
toni, $3.50 and out, eccond; U. Steppa. ioS (Nc-
Cahe). out, third. Time. LAS 20. Miss Hawk
stone also ran.
Fourth raco milo and scventy ydrds-Rnlco.
los (Gross). slolo. $3.50 and 81. 20. won: Gold
Color 20 (Vandusep). s9lo0 and $500. second
james Docse-y. liz (Goosc). S5i0 third. Time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
Results ON Turf;
w eighfs, Riders
and Entries
IIayre De Grace Results.

By International Nows Service.
First race, flvo and a half Enthusiastically
wag. III (ButwelD, 10 to b. won: Trflcr. 9S
81. McTugsnrp. cvon, second Silver Moon Io3
(Robbins). 10 l. third. Time. 1907. Ford NAL
Occur d Alono and Brnr Path also
Second race. five rurlongs-Suporntendc l0G
tButwelD, 10 ., won. Mr.. Snlgg. IOa GHolte).
is 10 5. socond Tranid. lO6 tI<arricl) Is % o.
third Time 1900 30. Carl and Humiliation
also
Third race. mile and seventy ynrds-worli
Ing Lad lOa O. McTnGgUrt). l 20 ., won; Fai
csda, los (Tcahnnl, 20 Q sccond; SupcrBttu;ion
100 (Burllugamel. 10 TO t. third. Time. 1916 10
Hedge Rose and J II. Houghton also ran.
Fourth race tho Hill handicap. six turlonss-
Light O. My Lie, liz lGIass,. to /, won; Hes
ter Prynuo. % q. McTaGgarO. TO l. sccoud; /;
Marjorie A.. 100 Dcroudcl TO .. third. Time
l:lG. SprinGbonrd. Cherokee Roso II. Scbngo
Shnckloton. Prince Ahmed md AayiOdc also
Fifth race. five and half furones-MordecaI
los (ButwclD TO 10. won: Small. l0s (Shuttin-
ger). 20 to l. second; Ovation los mays>, TO J..
third. Time. / 90. Red Path. sunamlt Centauri.
irish Boy Thcma j.. Gregg and Charles COnucll
also ran.
Sixth race. ono mile and seventy yards-Litrlc
Jupiter, lO5 (ButwclD 20 ., won: stcn,or, 10
Creahanl, 10 J. second Swish. 10g (Borcll,
6 to 8, third. Time, l;is 40. Pctclu9. CompIi-
mcut, Ursn MnJor Reno and Master Jim also
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Havre de Grace Entries.
y international Nows Service.

y "
First race five fIrlongs-Aicc X. HiIlstrcam,
il5: Violet May. 100: Galaxy. lO9; wnltors Korf-
hnge. Ill; Huda's Brother. I00 BulgaT, Bcaupre.
Lady Grant, Daily Waters. 100: Susan b., lOS
Notoriety, OrtyI, lo5.
Second raco. five furongs-sprite. 1lS: Yankee
Notion. los: Hobnob. los: Housomaid. ll0; Fly
Ing Yankee, %; Tartar 100: Noble Grand. 90;
Lady Lightning. loi: Wondnwhy %. Vested
Rights lo2.
Third race. mile and si1tecnth-Bonnic
Eioise. DR. II. L. Swnrenger 105: Grofmere.
Col Ashmeade 100; Gates 100; scrvicepce. Billy
Vauderveor. IoS: Setback. 108
Fourth race. ono milo aud soyenty yardB-Cock
o. the Walk. 1876; Flying Fairy, ia: Night Stick,
i1a: Tartar. 105, Busklp. ia.
Filth raco. mile md seventy yards-scpul-
yodo. Sir Denrah, Inspector Le5trade, Eaton
1os; Frog. Gates. II; Toy. 1o5: Thy Pay. 100,
Orbcd Lad, I0s.
Sixth rnce tive and half furlongJ-Land-
stokor. Unfurl. Applau6cT. Duke Hall. First
Cherry. Chief Magistrate Cnronome, High Priest,
wanitS. scardale los; Armament. Fool o For
tune, Runaway, 100.
Weather cloudy: track fant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
CITY AND VICINITY

PETER HANRATY, former mayor of
McAlester. OKLA. is a visitor TO the city
and Will make tour Of the DIXIE
country before returning TO hds home: Mt
Hanraty expects 10 make some mining
investments while here.
F. 3. RAYNoR, United States food and
drug Inspector, Will leave Sunday for
California. where he will spend fifteen
days making a thorough inspection OF the
various canneries and factories Of that
state
JAMES A, HOGLE, president OF the
Scott Hardware company, has purchased
a handsome residence at the northeast
corner of First avenue and G street and
will be at home there after October l.
THE SALT LAKE & Utah Railroad
yesterday filed another condem
nation suit in the district court. this
time against Jesse Fox and wife and the
Zion's Savings Bank & Trust company.
MAX A. JAENScH yesterday entered
suit in the district court against Herman
Kuhn for $4,000 damages for alleged un-
lawful retention of certain premises, S15
rent and restitution of the property.
SUIT TO RECOVER $d4,os2.s7 loaned
on promissory notes was filed In the dis
trict court yesterday by o. A Robertson
against the Millard County Land g. Wa
ter company,
A. E. BOYD OF the Dickson Employ
ment agency, who underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis at Holy Cross hos
pltai lHuisuay iioiHiiiSs 10 iSSo'SiiHS
ALICE YARDAS filed suit in the dis
trict court yesterday for divorce from
Joseph Yardas. whom she charges with
desertion and failure To provide
DIR. j. E. TYREE viii leave Monday
for a two months trip throughout the
cast While away DR. Tyree will attend
several clinics In the eastern cities
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY yesterday
issued complaint charging c. Costello
with threatening to XIII II. s. Anderson.
CHARLES BALDWIN. United States
commissioner and referee. returned yes
terdey from fishing trip at Weber river.
THE MONTHLY meeting OF the state
land board will begin next Tuesday morn
ing,
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10 l. second; Carter johnson los 10 (. third
Time, 80 Anna Schneider and FiEcnt also Tan.
Second race 0vo turlonEs. seiliug-BollEnckcr
100. 10 :, won. Regards 100. ! to ,. second :.
Chop Groon lo9. 10 20 l. third, Time. ! c3 scary
Wilnms and zooi also ran.
Ihird race. five and half iurlorss selling
Brigham i0;. 20 .. won: RUo III. 10 2. -rc-
ond Charley Brown i0I TO I. third. Time.
l.o1 MIX Jonos and Salnvllls nlso ran.
Fourth race. five fIriongs. tho Hubbard hnndi
cnp-Lucillo Alton l0s. 10 2. won: MN Camp
ioi. 3 10 2, second: Envy lcs. 10 Q. third Time.
100 Elizabeth Uarwood and Hardy also mn.
Filth race, ono milo. Solilng-Blucbcard i05.
IN 10. won: ATbutus lilo. TO /, second; Mndc-
liue Musgrayo iio. to :, thIEd. Time. al 3-5.
Only throo starters.
Sixth race six furongs. sclng-Anscius 1903
10 g. won: Cslothumpinr los. 20 /, rccond;
No Quarter ios TO /. third. Time. i:I5. Tim
Judge also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
Lexington Entries.

S' lnlc!natlonRl NevB Service.
, = IFSt race, ak furlongs-Billr Holder Peculiar
; dUo; Rooster. io6: Effondi. i0s. Ambrose Bottle
sue sue spohn iioi King olympinn, III. Mcrrick
ll2; Hoffman. i15.
Second ncc. five furlongs-Mike cohon Trnns-
poftrtlon. Frnncln. 100: Fort Monroe Nnsh
n,angc, water Dasn. John NacGinnrs j. Nolan
iho Gandor. San Vega. 1i2.
Ihird iaeo. elk furlongs-Bleck Toncy. 81. THO
l.oaeI. loi; Floral Park, loe KlchournE ioa !:
Gowoli Thoresa Gin III
foutth race, ono milo aud seventy yards-Bona-
net, 80: Cousin Puss. 100; sIecth 1Oe; P-!ncesa
Callaway. 1OI: Gnybird los
rluh race. five furlongs-Hil CoonlbR Dr. Ken
eau. Squire Bill. ioa: sardoruF. Little Bean
Mannors. Bellocc. Robert Kny. Mcshnch, Deposit
Al Jones. il9
sixth race. ono n,lo-Imon. Royal Amber Unolo
DICK. Bnlly sho, Bolio OF Bryn a1wr Billy
7nner lO2 Glass, i0J; Wood DoYo. 10a; Rake 80
Ncnthcr cloudy: track good
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
COZIER CONCERT
is A SUCCESS

Several hundred friends OF Mrs. Lottie
Cozier last night enjoyed the testimonial
concert given In her honor in Whitney
hall. WelI-known artists or the city. In
cludfng George r. Shelton. Hugh Dou-
GALL Horace s. Ensign. Carl Safnuelson
and y. a. Crawford. contributed 10 the
thoroughly enjoyable programme Mrs.
Cozler sang a solo and was heartily ap-
Clayton Bassett artisticaly accompanied
the singers, Mrs. Cozler will soon leave
for stay OF two three years in the
Sandwich islands
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Montreal Entries.
News Service

by International News Service.
First rnce. five and half furongs-Goorsc
karmc 90: SylvcstTis. Kamchatka, Nob6y. I02
Ianknrd. Jim l.. lo5; ouced. 10s: Back Bay. Ii2;
Tolson d. Or. 81; Fathcroa, 1903; Double Five,
los: Anovr 10.
Second race. six :uronSs-stcvesto. 81: water
Lady. 9S; Fathom. 100; Hodge. I2s Nina '?5:
Privot Petal. 90; Surprising. l0a.
Third race. milo and qunrtcr-Palnoyer,
81: Malamont 10g: CllH Stream. 1t ondramon,
9s; Tho Rump, 1l2
Fourth race. stccnlochnso, three miles-Bros-
scnu. 1888; WieSson, 15a: Mystic Light 142: Bolio,
l5f: Young Morpheus IS9 Jack Donnorlfn. lI5.
Fifth race. milc-HcnrJ Rite, &C. Riflo
Brigade, es: Ravenol, 10t: Mediator 1l3. Bryn
LimRh. 95 Lord Wells. l03; Kalnka. 1o7
Sixth race. seTon turlongs-Mother Katcham.
Feather Duster o. Tnnbard, Spring Maid 30.
Font 1oo; Myrtle Marion Tactics 1oi Lord
Wells. Naplcr. 1o5: Spolbounds 1Is.
Seventh race. ono mile and nm eighth-Ella
Gruney, rs; Bernadctte. 103. Good Dny, Lady
Rankin. oucstion Mark. 105 Mss Jonah. lOa
Love Day. 10s: Wood Craft 1Oa.
Weather clear; track faRt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
RY0RK TAKES LAST
IAME WITH ST. LOUIS

h I0RK, Sept. i2.-New York
/, ~ out OF four from St Louis.
f'xay's game by a score OF 10 TO
|IH the last game between these
~ tason. and, by winning, New
he even in the twenty-five games
u t.ll-end rivals.
|eEs vas pitchers battle be-
dNwell and Baumgnrtner until
E ksIng, when. with the score
t,bs The visitors pitcher weak
u ytw York scored four runs on
d Mlden and Cree, Covington's
y 1llOams's sacrifice, Gilhooley's g
/ n zeiders single, New York
y more In the eighth. Sweeney
|rh As bases full. Walker FUN
NJ and when he followed this
Wild throw all four runs
vas hit safely In every inning
trhth, but Was steady In tho
;sA han a perfect batting aver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
TENTH SOUTH CANAL
NEARLY FINISHED

The widening and deepening of the
Tenth South canal is about completed.
The city has spent nearly $4,000 on this
Improvement which Will prove OF great
benefit during the annual flood season
in the sprlngtime.
The canal acts as n drainage Tor a
large section of the city. Last year IL
overnowed under tho heavy burden OF
flood water and caused some damage,
In its improved state il will be able TO
care for any excess water that may drain
into it.
The commission will appeal to the Utah
Light e Railway company 10 join with
the city In tho construction OF conduit
on West Tomple street for the canal
where il CROSSES the car tracks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
4 COX WIN FROM
wceRs ON SUGGEST

,o-Boston was at the
rcS, sep. ep..oi5or r. big score today
~ .s,ssu = ssg' runs TO Ave for De, Dc
Z esn'eIhm ,he second batting car
/ vas Ut says, Detroit hayins
b = .sny ms, game yesterday me Tne
|,sf s,ST,ms, ,S,nn,y,ono so hits FOR a total
= Nsss today. ,, n,tchers was
tg ve.'V, while Leonard, although
y Soslon;; Zines. appeared always 10
A, ~ rs,ilors n under cogtrol'
pT1RolT. BOSTON.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
TO INSPECT PROPOSED
POWDER FACTORY SITE

Before deciding on tho application os
the Hercules Powder company to have o
certain county road closed permanently.
the county commissioners VIII Inspect
the site OF the company's proposed Plant
and VIII investigate the conditions under
which the application is made,
The Powder company has bought site
In the western part OF the county, owns
most OF the surrounding property and de-
slres TO have the street running that way
closed TO public travel for obvious rca-
sons connected with the manufacture OF
explosives.
The county commissioners considered
the matter AT length yesterday, but took
no dclinIie acliOn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
Narrowly Escapes Drowning.

Minnie Bean. . years of age. daughter
of l.. c. Bean OF 900 South Sixth West
street, was saved. from drowning in an
driver OF a delivery wagon for the Su-
perior Baking company yesterday morn
ing. She had followed her little brother
into the street on his way to school and
was seen by the driver as she fell into
the ditch First-aid methods we're ap-
piled and the child soon recovered con-
sclousness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
1Hpire PerTins Insane,

Bp, Cal, Sept, l2.-"Bull" Per-
-t- American league umpire.
q The receiving hospital here
q affidavit OF insanity sworn
y sSer, Margaret Perrine, Per-
lricSen last winter with loco
na and blindness resulted only
5zfs ago. His affections have
"a io's mental wreck, He at
y breakdown to a sunstroke
snnE game at Cleveland IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

NJ. ~ Mlon .Drldsowater. Tactioss sykxiry Louis
Mld"s pcciFich. Father Blues and Bernard also
lthh race five nI,fonss-IEdy Ersn, ue
Ssmail; 800 $40 and 81, 10. won. Marty Lou
~ Hpuus). $3.50 aud $3.50, second: Baby Sister
- itmioy'D, $3.50, third. T1mo 1,05 s-5 Hu-
g r,uno kyrne. Anglo D.. Molina Nclro5e Tom
bo3 and Flying Frances aiEo ran
S'"tn IN race. ono milo aud Boyenty yardr-Orsaa,
~ uianovcr, $500 8? 20 and out won. Dr.
waldo Briggs. I07 t0ooseJ. 81. 20 and out Hccond
,Nnha reed, lO2 (DuItoD). out. third (So show
brVlngl limo. IL? %. Ndn Bar nl.n mn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
Ransohof to Celebrate.

y A. Ransohoff, former Salt Lake
merchant. will celebrate his nftieth birth
day and his twenty-nfth wedding ami
vcrsary on September % at the Hotel
McAlpn in New York city. A number
of Salt Lake friends will be present Mr..
and Mrs Ransohoff will be presented
with an automobile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
Registration Record Broken.

All records of registration for the end
of the second day were broken at tho
yesterday. when tho books al
the close OF the day showed total OF $50
students, In view of the fact that only
IS@ registered Tbursday. the registrar is
confident that his hopes OF enrolling more
than 100 this year VIII he fulfilled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
EXPLOSION IN MILL
INJURIES SEVERAL MEN

BUFFALO. n Y, Sept 13.-An ex.
plosion, followed by an outburst Of
flames, occurred in the Glover Leaf
Milling company's plant here at B
clock this morning, while between
twenty and forty men were at work IN
the mill. When the 6remen arrived
shortly afterward it was reported that
several men were missing and a num-
ber Of the workers had been removed
10 hnsnitals with painful injuries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
Establishes HEADQUARTERS.

Headquarters have been established in
the federal building by John Matheson,
inspector Of locomotive boilers for Tire
interstate commerce commission for the
districts of Utah. Nevada and southern
Idaho.
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Mother of Eighteen Children.

~ am the mother of eighteen chill
dren and haze the praise of doing moro
worls than my young woman in my
Mil. Va. ct suffered for five wears
with stomach trouble and could not ont
as much ms biscuit without suffering.
I have taken three bottles of Chamber
lain s Tablets and am now well wom-
an and weigh 16S pounds I can eat
anything 7 want to, and as much az
want and feel better than | have at
any time in ton years. l refer to any
one IN Boone Mill or vicinity and they
will vouch for what say Chamber
lain S Tablets arc for sale by all deal
ers. advertisements J
The most popular place to dance sat.
urdnv night is Majestic
Adrr Alnn nrA 4
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Struck by MOTORCYCLE.

Terrill Scoville of All Fifth East
street, was run down at First South and
West Temple streets last night by mo-
torcycle ridden by ]. P. Scarpino. S26
South First West street He was not
seriously hurt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
liFiI|70|l WITHIN
IN i CAME Of COAL
,-, preceding Pago)

u.,,. ! in four Innings !;
.,.r: ~ so9,: NOV" or Hcns. 8 in elN
>tsl,s; ea IS,,i,ns Benz. r. MUIR
si.l: s5- esili7s %:.,s3 s''iS7 sSa Chase: SssSl
-. gl'y-ee's 's.' e'iTI philadelphia. T. TlF.t
4 -Giraso % on Russoll. ]: or
b sr.-oa Be1i, - s-ror-PhIIadclphls. T.
q 'hs. s',' by sp rsnuoek. 2. by HonCh: DUCK:
we pIu.sn Sn and Connolly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

age, hitting double and two singles and
dra wing a pass. In his last thirteen
times tp lie hss made nine hits and
drawn three passes
ST. LoUIs.NEw YORK
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

Dancing evcry Saturday night, Ma
icstic Pavilion. Montgomery Band.
(AdvortlBcment.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

IL vsrsr 10 tho fourth
. i o o l. 5
|'-.,....3 o 0 IS
grsn-yeica. comstock. Aundy.
4 -ps-rssls, carrisan. Bush, Gamer l2),
Tsre,bass hits-HoopeT, Wagner.
-s.-oF constock. II IN threo aud
. s,',u; oa Grover, 5 IN tNo and two
"a, al! Lors1r. 4 in two tnnlnsg. sac
S-Y-,t siolen base-Cooo. Double
,ix Yasa and EnGle; Loronz. Gamer
4 ia o. hrH-Detroit, Z, Boston. 6.
4 = balls-od Lsonnrd. 3. off Com
+, Z svTsT. q; of Loronz, s. First base
-Srs l. Struck out-By Comstock,
- 4. by Grover, ]. Passed ball
Fu ,lt,h-drore- limo OF game
. 4 rllsis,, Umpirco-o'Lough and
~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

An unusually clever Vitagraph comedy;
.'Phe Fortune Hunters Of Hicksvtlle," Will
be shown at the Mehesy today, When
the men hear that Miss Abigail, the vii
lage spinster has Inherited a fortune
they become ardent wooers Tor her hand.
Later. when they learn the size OF the
fortune. they beat a hasty retreat
''Homespun" IS a charming Essanay
drama OF Il young couple. who become
estranged and are reunited through the
shows them some OF their old love let.
tiers. Poor mother-in-law gets into all
kinds OF trouble In the Pathe comedy
Starting Something"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
ST. LOUIS

Summary: Errors-woRor t5l. Coytugton Fira,
base on crror-Ncw York, l. Two-bnse hits
Svccncy. Pratt. Three base hits-Halcntl GIL
hooIcy- Sacrifice hlta-AustIn, Holden II VIII
lisms go. Stolen Oasos-Shotton, Austin t2l
Nciunrt. Left hnsos-Now York :: ST. Louis
10 Boecs baile-oH Caldwell. e. Off Baum
gardner 2. Struck out-By Caldwell 8: by Baum
gardner 4. Hit hy pitcher-By Caldwell (Aur-
tin md Beumg0rducrl limo OF panc-i hour
is mlnutns. Umpircs-Fcrsuson and Sheridan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE-Photo- drama. From
the Manger to the Cross Ali
week. Matinee each day.
UTAH-W Willard Mack, Marjorie Ram
beau and associate players In 'On
Parole" This afternoon and to-
night.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eville Perform
ances every afternoon and evening.
PANTAGES - Vaudeville Perform
ances every afternoon and two per-
forinances at night
EMPRESS-Vaudevi Performances
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

The following thoster notices are marked
'hdvsrtisomont' In order 10 comply with
strict Interpretation OF tho now federal ncrs-
paper inT. In no 5onso they paid adYer-
t'hsnents. They arc items furn!ahed BY tho
press agents of the Yarioun thestsra.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
Great Falls Entries,

Special TO Tho Tribune.
First race six turlongs solinE-Forcc liz
Phil Connor 100: Llttlcton iOo Harlem Maid
l0e: Dr.. S. p. Tate, log
Second race. five furlongS scl1ine-No Quarter
loa; Angeus. 100. Sharper knight. 100; Regards
lo9 SainvIllc. l02j Aspcrh. i03
Third rnce, five furlongs, purse-slr Harry, lis;
Milton Robleo. 10: Princess Janice. Jos; Marta
Mac. 100.
Fourth seven furlongs the Farewell pursc
-MImoroso, los; orperth, los; Jack Paine. l0S
Barsnc. 10S.
Fifth race one mile. solling-McAIan. Ill. Rue
III; Sir John. 1os; Roso Sweet, iO6; Ben I'm
cas- 105.
Sixth race. five nrlongs. selline-Idun. no.
Rock Dale. 10; Lyto Knight 40: Brigham 1o7
uarum Scarum. 105: Say, 1o2i Ada Anne. ie2
Weather clear; track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

Prom the Manger to the Cross" will
be given at the Salt Lake theater for
the last time today al 2:30 and tonight
at $40. The play OF East Lynne"
which comes to the Salt Lake theater
next week. has been produced in every
civilized country In the world and is, to
this day, considered tho standard from
which all classic and popular novels and
emotional dramas are Judged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

1t is a safe bet that the youngsters who
have been at school all week will rally
TO the Orpheum this afternoon TO see
Who are headlining this weeks bill. Com
menclng tomorrow afternoon there Will
be an added feature on the new bill (pro-
viding the flms arrive from New York
In time). This comes in the form of
moving pictures showing incidents con-
nected with Harry X. phaw's recent SEN
sational flight, scenes at the prison, pic
lures of jerome and other principals.
etc. The headliner on the new bill will
be Gus Edwardss Kid Ka abaret, with
twenty Juvenile singers, dancers and
comedians
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

The last performance OF "On Parole.
the great Shipman military romance of
1S6I-5, during the close OF the civil war,
takes place tonight at the Utah thcater,
and il will be the last chance TO
Willard Mack and Marjorie Rambeau in
the characters they have been portray
Ing all week to delighted audiences. Mr..
Mack, In the role of Major Francis Dale
OF the union forces in pursuit OF a brave
girl OF Virginia who Is carrying dis
patches through the federal lines. and
Miss Rnmbeau as Constance Pinckney.
daughter of the confederacy, have not
been seen to better advantage. The char
acters are most faithfully portrayed by
the Utah stock company stars, and they
are given superb support by the other
members of the company,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

The FIRST half OF the first week OF
Pantages vaudeville for Salt Lake is
drawing TO a close, with the theater do
ing a splendid business. The order or
performances and the prices seem to suit
the popular demand and the opening bill
Is one OF the best ever sent to Salt Lake
at popular prices. Wizards Temple OF
headline attraction, and with this feature
is seen half a dozen other acts out of the
ordinary. The Lavollas on their slack
wire are favorites and Dorita and her
and Dorita's character work. Tho pres
ent bill runs through until next Wednes-
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13

With an experience OF 1--WE years as a
follower OF the drama, ten years as
minstrel star and varied experience in
the musical comedy line, Matt Keefe. the
''golden-v voiced tenor" who IS appearing
at the Empress this week, believes he
has solved the problem Of how TO- enter
no stranger to Salt Lake theater-goers,
having appeared here on numerous occa-
sions. On his present trip over the En-
press circuit he has supplied himself WITH
routine of entirely new songs which
are bound TO meet the tastes OF the most
eXacting,