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Show SALT |_| THE WORLD OF SPORT Springfeld, in for good and pects fall men he 12.-Coach days is work before his men There entering him. are school all prosof than"Mm monster r demonstration a The ae n aan Park to City, Be Pulled Eureka Salt Park Off of ball be expected to | ce nly ahowe whee RICH seven between Park City OFF Main Wios Hin "A of their and Co., in Ko- 3rd So. CROWDED Jubilee Industrial TROUSSEAU Miss of Germany CHIMNEY Park Ba itte rie s-Srilthy pnd th, Umpl Celebra- Parade. Black to Mix io Six-Round Batter Jnck With standard navy ‘racing GIVES cutter rs, Record QUARANTINE | | | _| agains t Hava ina all summer, ROUTE Mexico City and EXCURSIONS return, hard th of some fol ring ustrallan contes The belt National Athleth » of the greatest offered ever SCREENS NOT YET CHOSEN Will Test Deter New anc Devices. to sc sreens har in regard No decision the committee by reached vet been ProGame and Fish State Utah the which has beer tective association, screens of such testing a number dgdecisio ior 1 final deferred has committee until next week, and in the meantime screens will be tried out several more Ne van L 45h and time nee ae oer Ret a De much the pI imaries on Friday Remember se place, voting your Ascertain kis. sure be candidates, qua your obligation an is This vote. and citizen. as a privilege of every much Her as a ae ihe ( oraeuta primaries orivitege THE of every -____-_+-o----- on ae Nine Ly TODAY Lake 10 Opera A. WEDDING DATES - WED., SAT., SEPT. Matinees and Night $1.00 18, HALF Parquette e; These Fine Price REAL New we up" time Class ON VERY are the Piano Drama Sept. } would say now Is the | | "hurry-|% : In order to clear our floors of all surplus stock and make room for fall stock, we are simply forced to close| out in the next two days 25 to 401 more pianos and organs } Big Extra Cut On AIL Pianos. | Now we have gone over the entire stock of planos, piano players and organs, and have made extraordinary| reductions from the previously deep-| cut prices, in order to clean up, close} out, every odd style, every sample, surplus pianos, eut down the rent} stock and all used pianos, piano play-|} ers, organs, etc, & Dress second, stairs, at the WEEK | 1l0e Box seats a 75¢ ) 54 Main at the just E alyCit he Best and Most Reliable Grand Pianos at Cut Prices. want, Makes. | tion St | Lyric Salt Theatre Lake City Family Theatre TONIGHT did| h owe your wife and Get it in this sale Come tonight, open it's a baby grand plano you size or make, here's. your Estey querter grand The Lyric Stock THE Company In BONDMAN With a Strong Cast a Complete Scenie Production Commencing Sat. Mat., Sept, 15 oi by Sensational Melodrama THE WINNING HAND | The used pianos which hay been |} thoroughly and carefully overhauled ae have fine appearance, at $45, $65 6, $126 137 $167 $195, are. in| struments in most cast sold at onethird of their original co And remember our lowest price is our.cash price ind if you wish to | buy upon payment is low as $3, $5 }or $6 monthly, the price is the same and we charze of interest payments £300 BICYCLE RACES TONIGHT Race Other start General served p. 25c¢ New S157 Plano for $295. uprights, in} cased de-| <imball Knabe and ¥ asc j srand at prices in proportion Your own terms will be Clayton Musie Compan tory guarantee or with ach Piano Players Half and Quite a number of ; Players still on hand at half and less, on easy term to See Prices as low as $87 kind Apollo Angelu las caa others to choose from Starts m 2be Pianos-Big Re- LAYTON. BST. MUSIC 109-11-13 California Direct wire and for all TFasterm races. sporting events, Bargains Knabe-Ang $ Krell Aute-Grand, Auto-Piano, and others, $495 | Terms to suit Organ buyers are also benefited this Club Sale The extraordinary ferings in used and new organs would urprise you Just ae of ern organ down to LO, even it Is second-hand and others 19, $23, etc A splendid assortment of brand-ne w organs worth $95, 0 $126 $140 Club Sale Price 6S, up. Terms $2,: $3 monthly, Come early Only two more No matter where you live, }vou to come or write at once. tonight if you can store 110 o'clock SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGF MAIN for | extra 208 ile deferred| Player admission, Seat, Pianos Blegant cabinet grand most elaborate expensive Events 8:15 mall m | New at 9:30. Races only price in the United States new pianos They are large] full octave, latest cased desig up-to-date 1906 style pianos, re cular 4300 values for $157 $10 cash, $6] a month $500 Team 1 annum ore Matinees Every Wed. and Sat Evening Prices, 20c, 30c, 4006, 50c Matinees, 19¢e and 25¢ 24-Hour y per jgns in rich pretty mottled ‘to choose from mahogany, oak, and} Oldest and walnut various make s| the Wes . Regular $500 values J. J. Daynes Jr., COMPANY, Main largest St. music Manager. it. Le | Good quality well-known reliabl | makes uch as Steinway, Kimball | Vose, Estey, Schaeffer, Winter & Com| pany Fischer, Knabe Iiverett and |: hickering, ure going at prices that} ire satisfying beyond your expecta-| and as You plano money Baby Drama, A Woman's Sacrifice Sunday, \ : Beptemiber Lyric. command Lyric, Domesti will retin will pay for Pianos for $187: Surely a Good Chance. Surely this is‘a good chance plano-your choice, at If iby £750 SATURDAY Beautiful $295-310 Standard made uprights, the regular retail way $250 $325, Club Sale. Price $125 Terms $10 or more down, 1" more monthly, or all cash, sired. TONIGHT AT 8:15 MATINEE ceive recognition. Mr. Balfour Roache Mr. Frazier as "Sunlocks and Mr, Bittner as a FalstaMan cap-| jtain of the sea are at the head of a} deservedly appreciated corps of ae-} tors And there, too, is our old friend -| ldy Roach, for weeks so favorably} received at the Orpheum last spring wins & at $8 to $10 $350 New $10 cash $7 a eatie you think of that? New arto anos, largest size, longest string, largest sound board, tone. and action, -7.1-3 o¢« pedals, three strings in hogany cases, worth $36£ to $187. You must admit you heard of anything Iike it before you never will again when evening (except Sunday) ,2 30x seats, $1 MatiTuesday THGESd as & Satur- ‘ TERMS stvle, | organ | prige them ae nee rhe jremotely suggest the SUVOT of old IW hen plays like "The Bondmun" ean »| be presented there by a company as competent as the one now engaged at the Lyric, there must be a reversal of |public opinion, and the judgment of} even the most critical people must be} ‘yan favor of the house under its ce nt MATASEIDE! it It story of civil war times, as eu know for you may have seen The Bondman"' in the past And jthere are in the company at least .jhalf a dezen persons of a really su-} perior quality or dramatic ability M iss Margaret Pitt, among the women, >| win fairly be given first place \ she must neglect no detail of her i ‘}for there is Miss Condon and Misses Steward-in their several | He M, 14..$69.80 That is the cast in "The Bondman,' at the Lyri And if you are ing the Idea that the Lyrie of today its the Lyric of three months ago, try and forget it The place, as the signs say, has changed hands. Seriously, there is nothing in the performances ‘of the present: to: even types-who Oo, EASY | VAUDEVILLE THIS Manufacturers Don't delay a moment Come and | Investigate the sale, 1e low prices| and the easy terms we offer TUES., 19. Nita Allen & Co., Helena, Hrothers ar gaa merican Trumpeter Mitehell, Kinodrome Merbe srt Medley, edith Trip. daily, Colonel Maitland . J. F. MeDonald Gus Miss Amanda Steward Danny Dixon . Harry Bradley Kitty Maitland Miss Alice Condon Maida Mattland Miss Margaret Pitt Sunlocks (Second son of Stephen Orry) . Eugene Frazier ‘aptain Jollyweather..Wm. W. Bittner Gena Miss Vera Castleton Stephen Orry J. O, Pingree Jason (son of Stephen Orry) Wm salfour Sere ant Mack ‘ Zeldy Roach Eric Tolson a hi Andre Warnoldson Christine Miss Amelia Steward Olga Te a Miss Mae Bittner Olat a Swenson Jergen Jorgensen BE. F. Taylor Sir Sigbas . J. F. MeDonald *\fering MODERN. the Us at going ALL From Enables Them To those who have in. mind' the purchase of a plane, organ, or most any kind of an instrument and are thinking of taking advantage of this sale, Pianos. Which Sell VALUE Friday and Saturday of this great Club Every sample, every. , odd used plano, piano player and will be closed out, if deep cut end your own terms will sell: by 10 o'clock Saturday night in Down. '25¢ THEIR Today, ast days Sale, Wednesday. 50c; gallery, 25. of to DAY MON., 15, 17, Saturday Many ata M Co, Bought 23d | Iligh AIT: ae -d. but said he could O'Brien accepte his trip. Gans was wireo postpone that ind sent a hurried answer saying P hilé idelphia to on would come he to meet We 23. PLAYS AND PLAY PEOPLE| v DON'T MISS THIS SALE IF YOU NEED A PIANO EXCURSIONS. McConahay, Jeweler, ----__+-~»>-- not Decision Celebrate -----q"- Go, propos to meet Salt Matinees: 60c; all-up, Toronto, Canada, Sept. 10-11. .$61.90 Denver ( 7oloré ado peer Sept 21,122 So mre - $17.76 Obs Serveration: 'p ullmz in Sleepers, Dining Cars, ¢ ‘olor ido Midland Ry 77 W. 2nd South ae Caters AT Will Be Made This Morning-Nothing Moves Pianos So Quickke ly as the Power of Low Price-And so They Are Moving at the Rate of 20 Per Day. Manager, SALE For . Remember the primaries on Friday Ascertain. your voting place, selec }your candidates, and be sure you go and vote This is an obligation us much as a privilege of every citizen DETAINED BIG EXTRA CUT ON ALL PIANOS PARTY September Round City of Mexico, | has Will SEPTEMBER MILE Ne cY Schidu f MARIE'S FAST New AK SEAT Prices Cleveland, Sept. 12.-Miss Margaret Schidu has sent out ‘invitations twenty-three givl friends for a party In honor of her twenty-third birthday for the 23d of September, at her home, 23 Bast Twenty-third street She says it will be a "skiddoo" party "People have joked with my name so much that I'm going to have some fun myself sald Miss Sehidu, "There will be twenty-three candles on the birthday cake twenty-three will be given to twentythree guests, an orchestra of twentythree pieces will play behind a bank of twenty-three palms. In the evening at my unele's farm, which contains twenty-three and a fraction acres there will be dancing with twentyj}three numbers on the program jaapa a SWEET SALT the Sacrifice." GEO. D. PYPER, BACK. SKIDDOO Birthday Philadelphia O'Brien up and mac Je.a to the Quaker champion with ot coin A To Sell Every New Sample, Every Odd Style, Cut Down Rent Stock and All Used Pianos, Organs, Piano Players, Etc., Before Saturday Night. home, Miss Talent GANS IS TWO DAYS MORE AND GREAT CUT IN PIANO PRICES 1 management of "The Holy City' wishes sincerely that every preacher, Sunday school teacher, Bible student, public school teacher and literati of this city, as well as the youth and children, will witness this heart stirring drama-the deepest and darkest as well as the highest and holiest in the world Such plays touch, tender and trend lives Godward The Holy City" will be produced at the Grand theatre for four nights and Wedne sdé ty matinee, starting Sunday, Sept OOO follow- Philadelphia, Sept. 12-Jack O'Brien first appearance In the ring after hi return from Australia, it he ever that far, will be with Joe Gans, in six-roun bout in this cits The mate h was virtually arranged the night Gans battered "Baitling Nelson in the batth of Goldfield. O'Brien was then arrang back money SWEEP Have your furnace and chimney cleaned by Griffin. No dirt. Office, King Hdw. Co. ‘Phones, 748 Spene er; Woman's 1906. LAST CHANCE--ONLY! Theatre patrons of Salt Lake will tonight have an opportunity of seeing that well known pastoral drama, Woman's Sacrifice," which will open a three nights' engagement at the Grand, with a Saturday matinee. The play is one of those beautiful, hearttouching stories with Lilly May W nite in the leading role, supported by a large company Persecuted by a counterfeiter who throws the suspicion of guilt on her husband, poisons his mind with an ingenious story of her faithlessness, abducting her baby boy, driving the mother to attempted suleide, and by various other cleverly concocted schemes, never for one moment, does the mother lose her faith in her husband or her faith in Providence, The curtain goes down on a happy, reunited family, and the tragie scenes of the previous acts, pall into insignificance beside this simple hearttouching reunion Baltimore, Md., Sept. 12.-Not in many years have Baltimore's downtown streets been so thronged as Loday, When thousands gathered along the line of march of the jubilee celebration industrial parade, which was the feature of the day's events song before the time for the start points of vantage were being sought by men, women and children and by the time the head of the line was in motion there was scarcely a foot of vacant space on the pavements of the streets along which the procession was to pass, while every window along the route and not a few on the side streets within a block was filled to its capacity with sight-seers The parade was long and brilliant, taking two hours to pass a given point It is estimated that there were 25,000 men in line, 6,000 being uniformed employes of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad Manufacturing and other business kouses and various social organizatlons furnished a large number of handsomely decorated ftloats in line aes . |MISS KRUPP'S IS March tion Pissick WINNER Surprises the First Race. on uc ‘Bommittee Spain out Supply fininshing. Thousands games the the THE O'BRIEN the schooling 13, Next Week's Orpheum Bill. The management of the Orpheum innguniele the following bill for next week: Nita Allen and company, preenting In Car 2, Stateroom One Edith Helena, the marvelous American soprano; Brothers Damm, Buropean athletes; O. M. Mitchell. phenomenal ventriloquist; Herbert Medley, baritone, and the kinodrome Ger- France, Photo PRINCE IS STRICKEN BALTIMORE wedding trousseau of » richest heiress Sheepshead Bay Race Track, Sept -They re off, a two-year-old from the Brownleigh stable, surprised the talent today by winning the first race at si furlongs The race was for all age but They're Off, with only 8&7 Sountie up tiptoed the teld of seventeen 5 t ] In the September ‘for pares ee ar-olds Nealon, a 4 to -1 incé squeezed through on the far Sich and beat out Running Water, the 1 to 2 favorite Summaries First race, six furlongs-They're Off 87 (Burns), § to 1, won; Frank Lord, 9% (Miller), 4 to 1, econd Minita, (Shaw), 7 to 1, third Time, 1212.4 Second race, The Belles, five and half furlongs-Ikennyetto, 110 (Notter) 8 to 5, won;#Claire Russell, 115 (Miller). 3 to 1, second: Glamor, 107 (Horner), 5 to 1, third Time, 1:06 Third race, The Waldorf, six furlongs Kentucky Beau, 115 (Williams), 1, won; MeaCrter, 118 (Miller), 7 to econd; Conville, is (Sewell), §& to third. Time, 1:134 Fourth race, The September, mile and three-eighths-Nealon, 122 (Dugan), 4¢t 1, won; Running Water, 19 (Miller) to 2. second; Tangle, 123 (Sewell), 9 2, third, Time, 2:19 Fifth race, handicap, mile-Hot Toddy, 117 (Miller), 8 to 1, won, 4 Crest, 111 (Sewell), 10 to 1, second Jocund, 114 (Williams), 15 to 1, third Tim 39.2. : Sixth race, selling, mile and an eightt Leonard J. Hayman, 8 (Freishon) to 1. won. Orly II, 116. (Dugan), 3>to second: Lucke tt, 1038 (Horner), 15 to third Time, 1 3 cards Roman States, fund Lake jaks and may 12.-Arrangements played Two-YVeur-Old be wi earned 0 speech the -----7-_o-__-- ing Sunday and Monday, and_ three in Salt Lake the succeeding Friday, Saturday and Sunday. . The president or the league will appoint an umpire for all the games. The Park City team has five hundred dollars up on the games, on deposit at = MecCornick's bank in Salt Lake called Austria for Catholie Salt and whereby two at THEY'RE is in City team and Eureka, for the champlonship of the state. Two games will take place at Eureka next Sunday and Monday; if aS rations Lake. Sept. made will blow-out Italy, 12.-A of United oo City, been the pay peepee have win Phillles. EUREKA AND PARK CITY PLAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP|° Games "Cubs" the men from last year's teams are and men who promise to make a records for themselves Of the men who show good earmarks, tasmussen, Riddle, and White all of Vernal, who expect to show their heels to the best sprinters the state Pack and Brockbank aré looked upon as promising pole vaulters. Simmins and Schofield have also come to schooi with their running shoes on. Of the old-timers there are here at present the following Johnson, Evans, Carroll, Chamberlain, Rose, Greenwood, Perkins, Gardner, John and Homer Christensen, and Hanse Peterson, The basket-ball team that defeated everything in the state meets last year is here again and will go in training at once Teetzel has something new to spring on the boys as soon as can get them together. The game proposes to try out this year is one his own making and is of the nature football and basket-ball combined has tried to eliminate the rough features of the games and combine the more pleasing ones. Rules have been gotten out for it and as soon as possible the matter will be thoroughly tested Mr. Teetzel has not named his game yet but ys that there will three of the essential features of football not in evidence in the new game They are, the "block, tackle and am bulance. of the year the Nearly if lots this over happen best here few new Series many, Sept. union the and other countries was advocated which should exert so powerful an influence on the government of those countries that it would restore to the pope his temporal power, was made by Anthony Matre of St. Louis, secretary of the National Federation of Catholic societies, before the convention of the United Catholic Societies of the United States today and was wildly cheered by the delegates. Mr. Matre advocated also the securing of thé passage of a national diyorce law so that separate maintenanee, as well as absolute divorce, for infidelity, could be procured in all the states. In some states separate maintenance cannot be procured He referred to the fact that a Catholic was the presiding officer in the national eongress called by President Roosevelt to nonkiaes the divorce question. Te also referred to the defeat of the Bard bill in congress, which deprived the Catholie Indians of the right to Teetzel getting enthusiastic Mayor Dunne of Chicago, to Head Demonstration When Champions Return. Ill., a in THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER formerly-and wherever he has appeared-the plaudits of the audience. No review of the Lyric's revival would be fair which did not include a commendation of the work of the orchestra. It is under the direction of Mr. J. Albert Kennedy, and js satisfactory. q The scenery, limited though the stage be, is Pe and is admirably handled Play and people, house and accoutrements, bid fairly for the approval of clean men and women who Want a good show at a popular price. D shape of Sept. these From whieh Catholics 2 Proyo, busy Interesting Game UTAH, Speaker at Convention Proposes Plan to Restore Pope's Power. --- Although Outbatted, They Take CITY, UNION OF CATHOLICS COACH TEETZEL BUSY GIANTS BUNCH HITS GREAT TIME FOR CUBS Has New Game of His Own Invention He Soon Will Bring Out. LAKE = REPUBLICAN, . > INTER-MOUNTAIN |