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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
BiRDMAN'S FLIGHT is
THUS FAR SUCCESSFUL

BE- international News Service
Los ANGELES Feb fs-Tbe fir., bt-dr,., .,
,op the 9001-foot range OF the Tehacnapi noun
'aihh. SihS thristo;forsou, tho San FrAncIgco
Mnh'oI made succc-sful flight from Dakcrs-
Jeld TO Los Angeles today on the second lcg o.,
MS san francisco 20 san DIEGO puthfipeinc
lorrner. Christoffcrson continues hi- Hlghi TO-
inor,oe and expects 70 reach San Diego without
The trip over Tcharhsp pas was attended with
great difficulties and Chri-iofgnrton vg,. e,.
ecs5fdi only after lvc attempts and tho .rbrtitr.
tion Of stronger engine
Ch-isioNeTson, whp was chosen a. the trsil
blazer for Tho proposed san Francisco 10 San
Diego acrisl race, ssys Tint with f,'r weather
'opdltlons and sufficient engine power tho 'rIp
over tbc Tehnchhpi pass he made ana that
The -aco would bc hesct with no moro dirfcpI.
tic7 than a long crcss-country flight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

in the Frohman production OF AN
American Citizen, with John Barrymore
and the Famous players, which opened
at the Rex theatcr Yesterday, The pic
ture IS in four reels, with elaborate set
unGs. notably the presentation OF the
house OF lords in London. the hotel front
in Nice, and the scenes about the office
building elevator
Mr., Barrymore more than makes good
on the screen. His performance In the
role OF "BercsGord Cruger," the patriotic.
chivalrous young American. has rare
quality He has the attractiveness OF
youth, the skin that comes through
training, and The talent that he inhcrits.
EVELYN Moore, who plays Beatrice Ca
rev. has a charming personality and
stage intelligence that enable her TO
make a most effective presentation OF
the woman who is wife in name only. The
rest Of the cast is uniformly good
The story holds throughout In the
screen production. II is straight comedy
in the beginning, with dozens OF scenes
full OF rollickinG fun, leading up 10
strong dramatic situations which make
definite appeal 20 the emotions and to
the patriotic sentiments OF good Amcri-
cans.
Otto King. celist OF the Rex theater
all-solotst orchestra. gave "BcrCeuse"
(Godard), accompanied by Mss Estelle
Jensen. during the performance.
An American Citizen VIII continue
today and tomorrow at the Rex.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
Charleston Entries
? International News Service.

ss International News Service
rlIst Tsee. SIX furlongs-Curll1 Ils: Bertis. III
IIIevets'ein llS; Miss Prmily. lo5: irishtoun III
PasSpnG; Pusi li5: Gerard 10; Glen Beachoy. rs
iucE, Pishtush, Ils Rod and Gun III. F.wn
~: CamaTada: III; Schnllor. il3: S,irpars no
,,,.s, race; ak iurlongs-Regardg I13: Dis
SoVery' 10; Ben Prior Il3: Our Nugget iii.
r,og. llSi Big Rock. 1l6: Votes. los: scarle;
r,nsnPeiueL ll6; Elsie HcDdon. IiI: Dr. Burrh,
~ Us AUTO Maid III: Maurice Reed. liz: I.AigIom
Ios Monltoy. III: 1hco Cook. I0a
I"'Tl Tn'c, six furlougs-Rght Easy Chcoault.
lh. Earlor Boy. no. hrner!cus 100. DR. Jnck.
son ~; rhoo Cook, tco; Rye straw, Ioe: KIys.
Fourth race. ono milo and twenty yards-core-
opsia, io5: Effcnd llo; Dick peadwood Marchon.
Io' Jscoo Bum. ioJ: VoIthorpc. l05; Earl of
Savoy los; Ford Mai aT: Colonel Ashncsde
i0.; Golden Trcssurc. lO3.
tlf'h race. ak furlonEs-Tyso los. Province
~. Arnor il5; Flying Foatscpz lOe: Nello
II; GG'y Pa'!en MS Nimbus. Leopold, Inspector
LesiTade. Daddy Clip 49, Msa Eleanor, los;
Kelly !i0; Hcnrietta W. III; Hedge Rose Fifty-
five. rs '
Sixth race, ono rllc-Mycenso las: snowflnlcs
io2; Camel. no; outlan. 1911 Rulsanau lo9; FIol
9i Polly H.. %.
Weather clear; track sood
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
F[s1ART INDOOR
l|SEBALL IN FUTURE
,,l.tion of Sunday School
..tetbal League Leaves
r;.ld for New Sport.

.,ob,ll will be started in the
~ sunday school divisions next
BASKETBALL championships In
on6 T. will be completed by
- and Homer HolSiDSton has
se indoor baseball league for
~ a,s e. The schedule will be an
z, A. fne near future.
e enasv ~ school competitions held at
A. this year and last year
~ IA ycrr populsr with all of the
|fleos,a,es fles,, M HoisIngIon has been
~ all athletics at the Y. NJ
sea his departure for Fort Smith,
ri nj I'M q loss 10 the local associa-
Holsington's plans are TO leave
., month and the indoor base
.-sue will be under the supervision
~ man. who will be appointed by
M. HolsIngton or physical Direc-
Eye II. Marshall.
sseball games Will be OF five In
dnrailon and must not be more
.tirty minutes. II at the end Of
~,nutes OF playing five Innings
rot have been played. the score
4 spd of the even Inning shall be
-fdsl score.
. 5lyisions will he 4 and 3. as i'm
~. All BOYS weighing under 100
4 and under fifteen years OF age
4 IN division a. These classiica-
'-ts, be met at the start OF the
. schedule. These games Will be
4 cr Monday afternoon i'm the Z Nj
'CmnasIum at i:l5 o'clock.
~ In division must be under
Z, years oil age. These games will
Va on Thursday afternoon In The
-c 4. gymnasium at d:i5 o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
ERICANS WIN SETS
IN TENNIS SINGLES

IN YORK. Feb. &c. j.. Touchari ,
ming through champion, and y. $.
Ia, the former Harvard player.
1 ts principal winners today In the
j Ia the national indoor lawn ten
tournament. In the
y round Touckard defeated Count
/ alm Hoogstra OF Austria. 6-l.
|Iti Prentice beat j. NJ. Schumacher,
~ rs.
|R Alexander and r. r. Pen The
y inlerna tional and Olympic PLAYERS,
d place in the semi anal round of
kubles They first defeated C. 4.
I and Walter Hazard. SO. 60 and
~ S. LoylboDd and DR.. w. Rosen-
\ g., s.6.
!Aond and DR.. Rosenbaum, i'm The
NDnd. eliminated the Counts Otto
lm Salm- -Hoogstraeten. 81, Us.
lzsroans were too steady and fast
d Of the sets.
Fcy the other winners were c. r
Eah and ". r. era gin. Jr,. and The
8 thsongh tle-bclders. w, c., Grant
D {. She fer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
Results on the Turf:
Weights, Riders
and Entries
charleston Results,

ty International News Service
,o5 fcaIoIa' aGo' three and hal, furionss-AIlsdo
(obcrtI 20 TO-, 10 won; Jim Savage. i0
COW =, .hifG: Time Al 2.5. May shsw NJ
also ran. ''"'"a and May Ippl
y go iace. s!x turlongs-Holen NJ % fsn,,,,
%. Won; Hill Stream. loi (McCahevS q y
TInc I.is loweeoy IS (ieAndcr). 20 to /, third
r. ~, i.i,; Stuceo. Ada. Groen Rrao sjn.9,
NaG, INC oonder and uuda's pro,ber a.. snsi'
q 1a 'Sso' ono mile aud twenty yards~ca rItor
r.: lnhlghtl. Ia /. won Frank U,d,o,
Mn ,IIG'An"yl. 10 TO .. second T.. II. Adair q.
iorL Hi 70 !. lh!rd. Time. i:A5 as sher.
~ y' I.oImo'' Bob II, oud Vcrena also r,n ''
ro''th 90 i"so' six furIongs-wilhite, Iis tBo7sn
. 70 o. won; Deposit. los (McTnernrtI %
ssssond Sherwood. lis McCnhoyj IL ~ ,h, 10
E,";;, 10. IaiEnquin and Marjorie also ran
:, ~" 'Seo' seven furlongs-ToddlIng 100 fW,-d,
ts,on, 20 o. W1n. Lord Wells. IiO tCoreyJ, l5 In
TSTo1' Wits. lO3 tCouncly). ~ 10 / third
y,' ulinN' 30 40. Armor Merry Lad Tony W
YORK Lad and Lnjolo also ran '""y W.
= S.N'H race one mlie-BuzG Around 81 fsm~,h,
10 D wen: Milton b.. IIe tConneny, q - y.H
,SIoS' ,SIo1a' ION, ION Hancock, NJ tNcendorj 10 J.
St,,nIn; Tine, las l-5. Stairs PLANT, Juao,
""heN' pr. Jaeison and Iohn Mars also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
RACING CONGRESS MAY
ADOPT NEW RULES

,-uICAGO Fob. Is-RRdiosl conditions IN tno re'
iug rules viii bc considered at tho h,onhm, '@n ON,
10 ~. ~ tho American Trottng nssoclatlor 10,
e-,-, lut i,r conservative element ninops the
horscncu who yu atnnd or who VIII &c Icn'
rescuiod 10 expected 10 bc strong cuousn ~ ~
-, .ome Of Tho proposals from h1cominS l,ws,,.
tmonr tho rules suggested VIII be ono 'ln,. h
IN a new record 10 tho winner oi iooo 'r,Iu III,
II tbE rulo IL adopted 10 oth'F ho'' "i'"'' "'
bc credited With 'ccord .,, ,o.,.,
rIlo gIr,llar In purport rRs reoohtiy hnop,uu @
E ,ho Sationai Trottiug ososclatlon. whos" n'''u ~,
,sntn ,rcudcs the Leading EASTERN tracks ah tn'
rn,orisan sssociailouC membership eons'sh "'"'"'
~ ~ clubg IN tue central btatcs 49,, ,t
- E,..I,c' . Cd legislation rofors TO the time
,tnynn.cs of outclasgrd hofscp -, -,
Tho ussociations conercss E'' Representatives.
s os ,ro Grost Western circuit viii mcct 70 'e'e''
Sa,es f,r ali the big tracks, w rms fFfVo"'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
A Winter Coupn.

A stubborn, annoying. depressing
cough hangs on, racks the body. weak
ems the lungs and often leads TO seri-
GUS results The first dose of DR..
Kings New Discovery gives relief
Henry y. Sanders of Cavcndish. We.
was threatened with consumption. ar.
ter having pneumonia He writes: Dr.
Kings New Discovery onght TO be in
every family; it is certainly tho best
OF all medicines for coughs. colds or
lung trouble Good for children =
coughs Money back IL not satisfied.
Price SOC and sl.00. At all druggists
n. +. Bucklen & Co.. Philadelphia or
St. Louis. Advertisement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
TEAMS REMAIN EVEN
IN RIFLE CONTEST

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-ReSults of tne Itln
eou,rst in the mnLches for sho Eatlon'l h,ntar! h
srboo, rlJl. shcoting championship Of the United
ci.tc. ,oJsv loft Borloniown Military Institute
ana tho Ncw Mexico Military institute rtill ilTd
ro- ,-st place. IN the second di"l,,on OF eIos ~,
,bc ko-,bYcrtcru Military and Naval ncanems
q, Highland Psrk III. having made the hisnSs' mo.
~eo-e ,nr ihc week. asc out OF 4 po'''oe l"Vo'
Summary: .-
poftlontovn. pia VI Hitohooct. san Ratsel'
cal ss5; 81 Johns. Msnlus. Now forE. So' o.s .e
81 folus pclufied Wis. 9oo: Now Mexico; w
- Ialvcr. lad ssa: New Yori'. oSs vs. Nlani'
CcrrnnntaNp Ohio sJs; Harvard Los huEo'es'
caI $50. ys. kemPer, Bonneville. No' 0''
CLASS ~
...,,-o-,or, Highland Park III. 9s2. Nor
can rsrk' m s;l. Shatuick. FoTihanit MINI
CO.. vs. Wcnonah. y, j.. dctanlted: b,nenhm'.
sIoy,uc n g. ;as w. Kcntuchy. dctnui,cn
Mount Tnmnlpols san Rafael. Call io'. va Nah-
arcth Iinll SO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
SPEEDY RACES ARE
PLANNED AT MURRAY

-Four spoedv feature evs,,, h.,o -,
I1nse1 10 iAko place the T-ocsdero sk,tiny
.Ihk N MurTAy tomorrow night. A. an gddeS
the truck record time 'V "Na'''-'
Lhe hfti event viii be our--7l'c tapdic,p
Up nl2cIe raSs- schm"rk % salt Lake from scratch
VII race "a orstou ot Murray. who vf'l havr a
hhi-ni'r handicap In tho second event Mum
to'u ana SHERMAN on skates. with hro6i>ao n,
"hc-h4t OF InNc. viii ~ Crcbs on /, hi
cyc.c This viii he followed b. a one.inile bj.
c'elc race. beet two 10 thEco beats Jack Cssny
asHihhi Carl Schmortz The fourth oycn. viii Ia
skatinf race for onr-hsIf Of a mile batr,cn
100 blshop of Salt Iakc and ORION Morrls 81
MnIl"F Much interest e being shown In the
attend " az
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
Safe for Babies. Effective 10
Grown Upg

That's Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound, II has the confidence oc your
druggist. who knows it will give YOU
satisfaction. ". w Nessmith, States
boro, Ga, says; 81 have used Foley s
Honey and Tar Compound in my family
and have sold il in my store and it never
fails to cure. Refuse substitute.
Schramm-J ohnson, drugs, ''the never.
substitutors. five (5) good stoEus-
kAdv 81 AAAAnAsakA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
Juarez Entries.

b. International News Service
First rscc. five furlougs-Tildy wollfsrth i0l
Visible. lo5; Lone Man. io6. Rosenta, ioe; Ange
luh, BUCK Thomas. 10: MoraliEht. 11.. Rublcor
n, lis: Little Birdie. ioi, Gray'u Favohto, l0s
Eeno Won, Thstln Belle. 1os. ben Stone. Ilo
P!d Hart, ll3; Fnrusil Girl. ll6.
Second race. six fnrIonRN-Francis. io2: Agnc9
g. los; Kindness, Big Lumax. 1o5. Bangs Io7
lssmbs Tall, Supcrl. lio. I'D Luoc. li6: Bertha
v. AunNe Curl, Stolla Grsine. Fafncr los
Transact. ic7: Dusky Dave 10: Sheffield. i1..
Third race one mile end osbth--Dowulaud
Florence Birch. 9s CroN, 100. Sir John. io3
John Lewis, lpS: Star;er as; Moonlight Ninc
&uch1cho, 100. LAmbcr,ha, io5
Fourth race, six fUrlopgs--Fioru ss Col.
quit. io2; Royal Dolly, ii3 Gordon Russell, 100
Captain Burma, los: Belle OF Bryn Mawr. 1ib
Fifth race Nvc and half furopgs-Panha-
chapi. 50: Rosemary. I0i. Miuco Jimmie. 1o5
Sidney Peters, 1os Hiuata, &c. Jcasunhuro. Jo5i
Or!mor lad io5: GemmcI. 1oo
Sixth race milo--Scn Cllff 100: Hardy. ioT
Nclsdav, Jr., 100. High Street, los; CopnsuEht.
1oa Husly Jed. io5; Rey, I0a.
Weather cloudy. trnck fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
RUBE WADDELL is
IN SERIOUS STATE

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Fob. f6.-Rubc wsddclI
The lormey big league pitcher. who is suffering
from bronchial affection, S Ia a serious condition
and may not recover according 10 statement b.
hl5 mother hoIo tonight. Wsddoli who Is a, a
Iocrl r ssnltai1um ~ very weak ana unable To
wanr The noted twiricg came berc 9eyoraI
months ngo IN m effort TO reguln his health
There ID possibility OF his recovering but
tbe chnncca are against him. tho doctor told tnr "
said bis rnothcr tonight. 'Rubs "a much weaker
tonn wher he first come here aud he ls unable
20 walk now"
Despite his condition. Rubo remains optinistf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
ROLLS UP BIG SCORE
IN BOWLING TOURNEY

MINNEAPOLIS. Fob. id.-R Weinmsn OF the
Wiid Rose team OF SarGhsltown Iowa made the
niehest score IN a single fve-mar team game in
mo international Bowling associations toarna-
team went into iint place with an aggregate
scoio o. $50. WeiumRn also scored the meet q
high 4vorase WITH 22o %
J. Marlno OF chicago made iirr, pa~c Il, .bo
singles late today whom he rolled total OF $50
In The special cvc-mnn team CONTEXT topIrb,
The following were tho three IcaScrS.
West Hotel Minneapolis. 1851. Uos,r's rrsr,
rocks Ninneapolis e559. tho hIezapdrlas Des
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
S NOW TIED IN
VNDAY SCHOOL. PLAY

g s.,.. spiAcopal surday school bu.lcr-
,l,r,saaa ipe 81. Paur5 quiucctte veg
Arir,.nu IN Division OF tho SUNDAY
D n :, nicsSne by tho closo score OF
|'rs,s,s..' faul five had pcrfee,, record
nS. gss'e. but ~ the v.inucu IoEt
4 drp II. 4. nc league both teams aro now
n;t,.,SSit..f & St.fo 10 division b. Tho game for
III ,ti.- o, mis- division viii Go played
I: NIioon 10 tho Y. NJ c. a. GYM
ear5 A"" ~ FautS icuInS Will bo
i. si,I!j; i've Is probably the smpllert
y N b.,a b,on' but they played thoir bigger
u, NJ ,.'''lips they vers nnSor,"ns,s s'I in ,ho
y; cut. @' sho'6 firelcd tho hoop cud
- .ppsyed olovor flco- game. but
ben rbs w. Inc feature. Their guard
L ~ p,,,, oest teen Ia Tho division lhlr
. "s Vi tho winners also wsG
s.'o. sof'sion vas tho rof,rco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

- 'erANY D DEFEATS
|'oMPANY A IN SHOOT

W coa,. lem Company \ In tho fkirm-
f.hool an, on y1nierd,y afternoon iu
A Va, ~ ~ ,saeo IN ;h" rnlun bulldog
-, d NJ uenudop, OF winning The rr.ich
nlbq,ss .fo nave not uho.cJ good form lu
La us paIk Uorse" Roland spcnrs. a
r1 IN ,,o toain, gha hoIdE Tho prr-
"a .y-e,nE sno'nE shooting. mot FOR Com
tlin ls.e9 10 knocking his holt, from
,1s %; or,. su9'a than any other shooter.
hst NON the competition. 4 would
a assestl,," "e Championship of Tho COM
fisf and =, 'npnnE yesterday. Laur-
ID pI,,. Won ,he match Tor q. ; MI" match %
La ur,,S,,,r 90 hold tomorrow afternoon
VA 4, ~ riflc range Errd M.ro,nu
. Z" ehRrgc ot Tho match '''"'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
CANDIDATES FOR YALE
TRACK TEAM ARE FEW

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Fc6 is..-pc,otses OF
track athletics az Yale revived a shock torEh-
Sheo oniy fifty -fye candidates rrforc8 o. meet.
Ing called By Captain Dr01n. This Ia the sfualisss
pnrlbeT in years II "a believed that the unusually
| largo number OF candidates Tor tho crsWa this
year hAH taken away r1Gny available men. Sew
eT,i trackmea o, ability are alec In tho BASEBALL
squad.
Active track training fizrts t1r1oroE bur IN
loss more men rosori tAo outlook Il oonsldsrcg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

Maeterlincks THE Blue Bird" coming
TO the Salt Lake theatcr SOON. tells OF
two small children named TyltyI and
Mytyl. who went in quest OF the Blue
Bird, which. in the folklore Of northern
France and Normandy. signifies happI-
ness. The poet carries them through
many weird or splendid scenes, In which
their companions are Light, the Dog, the
Cat. Bread. Fire. Water and other every
day objects mira culously endowed with
human shapes and speech. AZ the end
uhe Blue Bird IS found within their own
cottage door.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
GOOD Cough Medicine for Children

Convincing proof Of The rare cura.
tive properties of Chamberlain s Cough
Ran,nJy I,ou came from Mrs. Mary Tawcett
nf GrinneI, Iowa, who says; Cham
berlain s Cough Remedy helped my h,d n.,
lie boy great dGa' T 10 woen GOOD n moJi' i
c;nc !, For sale by all dealers.
tAdyertStmont)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

Lillian Uerlein. one of the headl,ners al
the Orpleum this week, is an exception
ally charming actress who appears TO
good advantage in the most sophisticated
gowns, and brings a refreshing draught
of life amid the white lights Her rendl-
tion Of selections from light opera OF tho
with unstInted applause twice daily. Her
songs are rendered 20 perfection. in addl-
ton to being somewhat out OF the stereo-
typed line Of popular OF classical offer
nEs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

The best rural play ever presented at
the Utah thealor holds the boards this
week and big business is resulting. I'm
MlZzoura,' a story OF Missouri by the
noted playwright. Augustus Thomas Is
delight 10 all who see IL The drama is
one OF character and tde many types are
cleverly portrayed. Willard Mack and
Marjorie Rambcau arc seen at their best
and are supported by company of play
ers that few stock stars have the sd-
vantage OF.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17
ION ASSAYS WIN
|lHE CLOSE GAMES

e. isssy ioSn won three straight c,mc,
Nss emelteTs on tho Windsor bowling
- egn and the Continental Oils de,
%tn-Fans two out OF three rnm,s
Mth man for tho evening, with 6cs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

TOO Late" is u two-recI nythirpi dr. :
ma by the SeliG company. telling TIE
story Of a famous composer who marrJes
a butterfly OF fashion. only 10 find tina Z
she asks him 10 give up his musical ca b
reer and devote his time 10 social affairs,
Tho picture includes character portrayals
Of Mendelssohn. SchumaDn. Chopin and
others. This drnmaiic masterpiece Will
be shown al Tho Mchesy today and to-
morrow. Lubin drann and two Bio
graph comedles nrn nlgo ON ihn bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

Today's three performance at the F,m-
press mark the close OF one OF the most
popular bills that has played that house
In weeks. The new programme opens
the bill, headed by the six Diving
Nymphs. that will be given for four DAYS
only this week Wednesday. THURSDAY.
Friday and Saturday. The show closer
Saturday night. and. beginning next sun
day afternoon. ali new Empress bills viii
open with the Sunday matinee and close
Saturday nights. The Canoe Girls head
the bill closing tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

After three performances today, the
Gantages closes It's engagement with
Feter Taylor's eight African lions The
act has been scoring a big hit. Arneseu
provides thrills never before seen In this
country when he slides down a wire from
the balcony TO the stage while tho aerial
LIST balances on his head Willard Mack
when l Was With Otis Skinner" the
Tony Cornetta trio of comedy singers
and dancers; Porsaay' brothers whistlinS
im!tators; Bedding and Saunders. in
Cabaret Capers." complete the bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

Harry Lauder Will make his apncar-
ance ct the Colonial Pantages on Sst,r-
day, February Il. matinee and night only.
While on his trip around the world Iau-
der's present visit TO this country marks
his sixth annual tour IN America under
the direction of William Morris. lauder
has number of new songs in his reper-
tolre, such as IT'S Nice 10 Get Up In the
Mornln. but Nicer To Lie in Bed +" ''-Ts
Ia; My Bonnie Maggie Darlin'" and
The I.Udgor."
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-08-20
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER
Bees Must Be Given Proper Protection
Hen House Should Be Made
Snug and Then Whltewashed.

Where are the bees going to win.
ter? In the cellar or out-of-doors ex'
posed to the storm? ]. In the cellar,
a place should be prepared for them
now, so that when cold weather sets
in for good the hives can be quickly
placed in position.
Once more Never set the hives
fat IN the floor of the cellar-as some
people do. Bees must have fresh air,
and be kept free from dampness.
Every stormy day in which the hens
are allowed to wander about without
shelter, adds to the discrepancy in the
egg basket.
OF course we car wait until stormy
weather sets in before making the
c~hickenhouse snug and comfortable,
but 1t will cost US something, In the
loss of eggs, to do it.
After it has been made all comfort
able for the winter, take the time to
give it another whirl Of spraying with
whitewash into which two teaspoon
fuls of carbolic acid to the pailful have
been dropped.
If we will put the drag on the road
after late rains, right up until the
ground freezes, we will have very
much better roads when the frost
comes out of the ground next spring.
1t takes some courage to weed out
the poultry flock down to the very
essence of good quality, but this Is the
month to do it. Why feed any old
scrubs during the long winter months?
Stuff them two weeks, and send them
to market.
Many people do not know that the
tops Of turnips, sugar beets and car
rots can be cut off without imparing
their keeping qualities, This should
be done before they are put into win
ter quarters.
Maybe it is too late to gather road
dust for the fowls. II you have neg
lected to do this. you can give them
sifted coalashes, which is the next
best thing.
A few dollars invested in storm-doors
on the house will not only saw fuel,
but will prevent sudden blasts Of cold
air from reaching the o%ccupants-a
thing which is always attended by
some danger.
If you will put storm.windows v
the regular windows. be sure to pro-
vide openings in both for proper ven
tilation. 1t is a fearful thing to sleep
in an alright room.