Pages | 19 of 27
- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] Reduction [Illegible] Start on Enate Rounds
- [Illegible] Calls Report 'Pure Whitewash'
- Minnesota "U" Man Dies.
- McFaddens Absorb Daily.
- Utahns Named on Centennial Federal Board
- Carol Located in Milan Hotel
- Busted Auto Has More Celebrities than 'Who's Who'
- Coolidge Will Ask Funds to Cover Parley
- Count Marries Paris Musical Comedy Actress
- University of Utah Coash Arrives Home with Bride
- Polar Aviators Will Pursue Old Sol Clear Across Top of World
- Merrill Objects to Swing-Johnson Bill
- Liquor Use Shows Decline on Rhine
- Excavators Dig up Skeleton of 'Canal Builder'
- Twelve Dead, Five Missing in Oil Blast
- Rulers Try to Bring Relief from Floods
- Police Official in Pasadena Sensed Danger
- Name Above Poetry Girl's Only Desire other than Death
- Karolyi Case Now in Court
- Records Broken by Missouri Pacific
- Two Fined for Dry Law Violation
- Morrow Sils Tomorrow.
- Convicts Invent Forgeless Check
- Rioters Clash with Police in Strike Region
- Page 2
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Burton Hints Broad Changes as Police Head
- Directory Man is S. L.
- Careful Burglars Lock Idaho Man out of Own Safe
- Holdup Locks Trio in Icebox
- High Registration Anticipated at 'U'
- Tunnel Leads Ot 150-Gallon Still
- Winners in 'Christmas Cheer' Lighted Display Contest
- Worker Brings Suit to Recover $50,000
- Boys Confess Holdup Plot
- Sisterhood to Meet.
- Bacon Calls Session on Weber River Rights
- Basin Club Wants Better Mail Service
- Illuminated House and the Grounds at Home of Dr. George A. Allen Declared Best in City
- Lay off Chewing Gum or Coppers May Pounce You
- Liquor Bonds Cut Refused
- Ex-Mayor Suffers Loss of Left Arm
- Real Estate Deal Leads to Law Suit
- Local G. A. R. Circle Elects New Officers
- Evidence Booze Takes Voyage down Sewer
- Bingham Man Held on Murder Charge
- Two Brothers Drown in Pond While Skating
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Ladies' Lingerie Comes in for Airing in Ralph Cloninger Production This Week at Wilkes
- Hollywood!
- Two New Dramas Make Debut on Parisian Stage
- 'Parlor, Bedroom and Bath' on Local Stage This Week
- Jungmeyer Picks Ten Best Pictures of the Season
- Zangwill Play Causes Dispute "Don Juan" on London Stage
- "Lady, be Good!" Right from London
- Lenore Ulric May Play in "Lulu Belle"
- Mantell Has Hard Time Getting Along
- Page 4
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- In the Realm of Literature
- Pennell Tells How Help Was Summoned
- [Illegible] College Teachers to Everything but Teach
- Six Novels Vie for Place at Top of the List
- Women Lag as Writers of Love Stories
- The Nea Book Survey's Ten Best Books of the Winter Season
- Pennell Turning More to Water Color and Paints
- Van Dyke and Coolidge Disagree About Fishing
- Which Sex Writes Tales of Love?
- Lost Orchards.
- Friends of Mr. Sweeney.
- Cowboy Now Punches Keys of Typewriter
- Great Short Stories of the World
- Adventure Story of the Congo Full of Thrills
- Modern Reviews Held in Contempt by Litterateur
- Old Novel by Victor Hugo to be Published
- Biography of Howard Pyle
- Through He Blue
- Who's Who in Graustark
- Nicholson Turns to Historical Novel
- Life Story of Noted Explorer Rivals Fiction
- Page 5
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- 1926 Probed to be Most Sensational Year in History of Sportdom
- Eddie Collins after Rigney of Detroit
- Mostil Misses Select Circle by Single Point
- Veteran Still Fast.
- Billiard Title Slated to Change Hands next Month
- French War Aces Will Compete in Bobsled Events
- 'Brick' Muller Can Still Play Football
- Vet Big League Hurlers Making Good as Coaches
- Title Netter Lauds Work of Youngsters
- Tijuana Entries
- S. L. Fish and Game Association to Meet
- Tryon's Mother Claims Ed Will Not Turn Pro
- Heavy Play is Cause of Switch in Tijuana Prices
- Detroit Tiger Rookie Plays Pro Basketball
- Ike Davis Leads in Number of Twin
- Ump Also Referee
- Two Ten-Round Headliners Feature First Bouts of 1926 Season
- Flock of "Big Ten" Grid Stars to Return next Year
- [Untitled]
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Current Attractions
- American Loves Entertainment, Says Mr. Sousa
- Spearing Busy.
- Dorothy Gish and Ronald Colman at American
- 'the Happy Warrior is Fine Melodrama
- Greta Nissen Plays in "the Wanderer" at Paramount
- Anthony Moves.
- Lois Moran Causes Big Sensation New 17-Year-Old Star Landed
- Famed English Dramatist to Lecture Here on January 11
- Orpheum Outlines Film Features for Week
- "Mannequin" Holds Silver Sheet at Victory
- Utah Actor in Church Drama
- "Hoot" Gibson Departs.
- 'No, No, Nanette' Coming to Salt Lake Theatre
- Page 8
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Fish and Game Interests Are Well Guarded
- Chinese Customs Reflect Decline
- Former Stage Star is Denied Divorce
- Utah Oil Discovery is Given Publicity in Coast Magazine
- Storm Causes Heavy Damage in American Samoa
- S. L. Girl Will be Heard over WSBT Radio
- Abductors Leave Man Naked in Snow
- Battle to Death.
- Two Extensions on S. P. 1926 Program
- Sold Not Soled.
- Restored by Ad.
- Page 10
- [Untitled]
- East High Enters Powerful Quint in Salt Lake Division Hoop Race
- Veeck and Lands Depart for West
- Scotland Outplays France is Rugby Game
- Ward for McManus May be Ball Trade
- Europe's Greatest Golfers to Play in Florida Meet
- Washinton and Alabama Squads Homeward Bound
- Work Bill be Started on Northwestern Grid Stadium next Spring
- Nobe, Mishkind to Battle in Ogden Livestock Show
- W. C. T. U. Meets Friday.
- Cardinal Secretary-Treasurer Resigns
- Tijuana Results
- Frank Farmer Gains Decision over Keeler
- U. S. Golf Association to Meet on Jan, 8, 9
- Cleveland B. B. Club Arranges Spring Games
- Greb-Flowers Battle Now Certain
- Grange Beats Nevers in Clash of Professional Grid Teams
- Leopards Expected to Have Powerful Basketball Team
- Page 11
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Japanese Took Many forward Steps in 1925
- Nobel Prize Winner Not Excited by Award
- Medals for Mothers.
- Hair Turned Red.
- Plants Have Hearts and Brains, Noted Hindu Scientist Claims
- Commits Suicide by Tying Rope to Auto, Tree
- Americans Use Planed.
- Miniature Doll House.
- Monkey Leads Police to His Master's Body
- A "Blind Pig."
- Noted English Psychologist Explains Just What Activates New-Born Babe and Why Crying is Pleasurable
- "Finders Keepers."
- Early Skating.
- Bill Too High.
- "Got Their Man."
- Man Leaving Immense Fortune to City May be Buried in Potters Field
- Venturesome Fly Man Steals Spot from Mussolini
- Bullfinch Drawn down Vent Shaft of Ocean Liner
- Confession a Fake.
- Revolutionary Party Proposed by Chinese
- Rat Rocks Young, Police Find 'Ghost'
- Boy Scouts in Russia Partial to Cummunism
- News and Events of other Lands as Shown by the Camera
- Ruuher Sinks.
- Page 12
- Page 13
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Our Disgrace
- Emptying the Prison
- A Determined Stand
- No Government Price-Fixing
- Learn Spanish, Young Man
- Radio Novelists
- How to Make Criminals
- Etiquette
- Winds
- As G Remember
- Tom Sims Says
- [Untitled]
- Green Peppers and Salem Gold
- Keep Air Moist to Keep Well
- [Untitled]
- Is This Your Birthday
- Farm Facts
- Kane Votes 'No'
- Here and There
- Page 14
- [Untitled]
- Grist Fro Th Daily Grind
- Poor Job.
- Ferocious.
- Promoter after Grenna, Lewis Mat Tussle
- College Basketball
- Long Beach Bolfer Leads Field in Qualifying Round of Big Tourney
- Imey Garfinkle to Have Tough Battle
- Gillis' Long Pass Starts Argument among Grid Fans
- One Change Made in Officials of National A. A. U.
- Rickard Predicts Four Champs Will Lose in 1926
- A Good Bet.
- City Commercial Circuit Hoop Race Begins Tuesday
- Utah-Montana Coaches and Hoop Officials to Gather
- Utah Aggie Hoopster Showing Wares Again
- Prominent Aggie Athlete to Lead Farmer Hoopsters
- Play Program City's Pride
- U. S. Tennis Body Ranks Bill Tilden Number One in Nation Again
- Midwest Gets Most A. A. U. 'Plums'
- Erine Nevers, Ex-Card Flash, Signed by St. Louis Brown
- Eight Teams Enter Play in the Industrial Basketball [Illegible]
- Page 15
- Page 16
- Page 17
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Death Reveals Faction Fight in U. S. Army
- Big Increase in Pneumonia Laid Coal Shortage
- Carnegie Library at Mt. Pleasant Improved
- Alleged Forger Held for Trial at Heber
- Dance at Sandy.
- Nowell Becomes Sales Manager
- Agricultural Program for Year Outlined
- Farmington Girls Stage Watch Night Party
- [Untitled]
- Miss Mildred Barnes Entertains at Card Party
- Boston Woolman to Attend Idaho Meet
- Clendenin Reviews Chamber 1925 Work
- Leaves for Los Angeles.
- Many Invited to Farm Bureau Meet
- Pioneer of 1947 to Play for Ward Dance Jan. 8
- U. S. Commissioner to Deliver S. L. Address
- News Notes from out Indian Reporter
- S. L. Building and Loan Chapter to Give Banquet
- Home League to Meet.
- Page 18
- Page 19
- Page 20
- Page 21
- [Untitled]
- Nothing but Prosperity in 1926
- [Untitled]
- N. Y. Curb Market
- New York Bonds
- German Rail Bonds Talked
- Wall Street Briefs
- Bank Statement.
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Livestock
- Costly Transportation.
- Keep Mining on Sound Basis.
- Motors Start of Bull Rampage When Wall Street Opens for the New Year
- N. Y. Quotations
- Page 22
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Autos Increase Toll of Lives for Year 1925
- Return to Berkeley.
- Birth Announced.
- Don't Ride behind.
- Three-Story Structure Will be Erected on South Temple East of University Club
- S. L. Finance Department Evolves System by Witch City Can Carry Its Loans
- Road Hogs, Beware!
- Steps Taken to Save Game
- Term Opens at U. A. C. Monday
- Trotzky Wins Election for Bureau Place
- Marriage Licenses.
- Liquor Destroyed.
- Kray Kindergarten.
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Layton Dramatic Club to Tour Davis County
- Page 23
- Page 24
- Page 25
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange Business More than Doubles Buring 1925
- Alaska's Minerals Increase in 1925
- London Bank Clearings.
- Local News
- Local Securities
- Bond Prices Swing Upward
- Official 1925 Record of New York Exchange
- Reichsbank Stages Fiftieth Anniversary
- Local News
- New York Stock Exchange Ends Brilliant Year's Business
- Wool 'Change Mals Checks
- Comercial Paper Market Reported Dull
- Local News
- New Financing Expected Heavy
- Metals and Money
- Lead Remains Firm; Copper Quiet
- Page 26
- Page 27
Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-01-03 | Page 19 | Surprised Dog.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-01-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s64t7sbp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64t7sbp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Surprised Dog. |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-01-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 19 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64t7sbp/16063723 |