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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATUR DAY MORNING, JANUARY Ing personality. ANZAGS SPLIT BASEBALL ON fl THE Six Thousand See Patterson and Kingscote Win in . By al BILLY EVANS INSIDE Vtlnf Aba-a-t Baric riy Edme coluns Tha minstrel show alii 26 and 27, and no doubt STRAW D . i CITY LEAOtB, tITAia CLOTHE Aua-tial- put ou of TODAY YOU READ WHAT THE ' BILLIE- - RHODES BOWLING of BtorUt fad PUjrara. 13 TODAY ONLY THE LOVE CALL BHOP. A tbrUllnf PHry . Pouitoe mitrn romuica outiff ban BENNETT COMZDY last year, for tha first tlm Dummy Davis Cup . In his bif career of fourteen years. FYom that ou mlht gather Collins was not an aggressive ball player, but such BYDN'EY, Jan. 16. England and Is not the case. If you 'rate a players broke even her today In tha firat ws on the way he protest iKimiuy of h Dai Is cup tenn.a malchea for the aggressiveness of tMtijr TOMORROW AND MONDAY number and the of the umpire, world's team championship. Gerald E. rulings times ho is ejected during tnn lummer, Pattarson,' the Australian racquet star, Collin u not nKKrceuv from your point dofeated hla Engl. ah opponent, the vetof viow 1 lao rated AKtft0h ones, on the oppoGton, eran A. H. Lowe, three out of four pets the wav a piaver buttles on the wpv ho keep on trying rcKardlcas J. In of the mHre, on Lite way he proteata tu and by poorea of the other singlea match Lieutenant Col- the umi'lTe when ho believe he had a with onel A. R. K Klngacote won from the kick coming, vs and, con g t away Dram the nuih prottbt itio'3t jiurt incurring youthful Australian expert, Anderson, In of that officLiI. That la Hi Eddie CoLY0N8 M0RAN COMEDY llins type of aggre0tven'SK, and It H the atralght seta at 5 and while tpe. Ho proteata on'y wlen nay will continue Saturday and Mon- hoorth OUTTNO CHESTER He belies e ho hai a knk comm;. day with two singlea and one doubles makes lila protest in a gentlemanly manmatch still to le decided. The condi- ner th.it ulna the reapect of tho umpire, tions of the Pavla cup matches call for rather than Incurs his wrath. Coilina gut the gate for the firat tine four singles and one doubles match with t year, and It cania within three or the wlnuer to capture thiee of the f.ve the season. Tost contests. Australia is the defending na- four days of tho closo of all tho more bitthe piii tion, having won the International trophy tended to make from the l ulled States at Forest Hills, ter. It was In the final gam of the 8t. N. V., In the matches of 1314. England Ixniis su ies ut Chicago, if my memory That game and won the right to challenge ths present nerves ino correctlv. holders by winning the preliminary round three more remained on the S'hedtile. To Porm.rly Wilkes from France,- - Belgium and fcoulh Africa, cinch the pamuuu. It was ueces.y for. Ttvestor the White box to win one irjoro frame,a in In 1918. bit started Collins this game particular Today's games were planed before fijhhl to try to core on A hit t? the NOW PLAYINQ people 111 an Intense beat, Patterson loo Tate plate on made a splendid showing against I.one, infield and aas reared at tho b was safe, believed Collins a close play fine putting up play. Lowo also made a while a iiO Empire Corge Hildebrand, In the games toduy. good display, mad the decision, saw the plav the olher The Kingscoteplaing and Anderson match preiiobann ceded a runaway victory for the master say and called Min out. Hildsocanda Has ho Hpkini tha ply squatted directly o'er craftsman against a neophyte. gave th decision. Cobina peeved at ing called out, and perhaps equally aor Dummy at himself because of his late start, picked j up a handful of dirt va Hilo laving on be-the ground and tossed It aaay. lieve Cdilins'had the slightest Idea where New Orleans Besnlts. that dust was going when he threw it in the First rUItuInj. maiden 2 year nidi three I nfortunatelv it landed squarely official iumjny After that 13 to 5, faci of Hildebrand. furlong Margaret D)xb 1U (Howard), And Six Snappy Acts of 4 to 6, 2 3 5, won; Joe (iootlmao Ilf (Widal, had gotten the dirt out of Lis mouth, Duvall 7 to 1, ft tn 2. 6 to 5, second. PJoe Mandril U0 ears, e; es and none and was able to bwwovy (Bastes), 16 to ft, 6 to ft, S to A, third. Time. speak, he Informed Collins In no mild .88 Run ton Red, Bungabuck, Automatic, that he was through Collin apolCaorge, Misa Adriaoua aud Juaia Gorman also ogised, Manager Gleason, so did odd raa. nil the other Chit players, practically beeood race, maidens, 3 year oMa and up, one but to no avail. Hildebrand ago was in no mils and seventy yards Ainl) ion (Eur.tford), mood an tjj arvrpt applogy, 9 to 2, 0 4 ft, 4 to fti woit; 44 my T02 ii Ordinarily visiting plavers rather Continuous 1 to U p. m. (Heupel), 12 to ft, 4 to ft, 2 to 5, second, Bren e when nn opposing home star gets tier lift (fairingtoo), 2d to I. H to 1, 4 to 1, wa Admission; felt Matinees, Kiddles none tnat the but of them gate, third. Time. 164 2 5. Mistake, Judge Davis, 10c. Adults tOc (except Sunabout Collin case. All th St. Louis Diteella ami Barankst also ran. and av hi in days holidays). Third race, claiming. 8 CKO08AUMS. Evenings mpathUed with Eddie fire and a plavers All Seats Joe. half furlong Diamond Girl 05 Vdti)ct(i), ft plight. They regretted Hildebrand found to 2 ares, I to 2. won: Hubby Allen It 4 (Buxit mceMury to send him to the shower fi Ml was the funniest experience I ever ton), ft to 2, 2 to 1, oven, second; Who (are 107 (Dreyer), ft to 2, ft to ft, 4 to ft, third All pinkie. had, sail Hildebrand that evening 1 ft. lU 2 Tims, Dig Idea, Ablate. Pirate I could hear those players saving was, fnramt Cormoraa, inquiry. Arrowhead, Warlike Let him back' He Thavne Forget it, George. and Aataoa also ran. mean to do it, and a hundred tanmm didnt Fourth race, the one mile, handicap, really fed like ft and up Tailor Maid i7 (Wda), oPu r like xpreaaions 7 to 10, oui, out, won, Kulogy 100 (Bojiei. reversing mvself, particularly when I to 1, ft to ft, out, neiDod, BalJet Iucer 17 iearnei it was the firat time Collins was ( Robinson), s o 6, out, oat, third. Time, 1 47. ever put out of a game. '7 That rather preed on ITildebrand a Osy three tartar. fifth race, claiming, 4 year olds and op, six mind, for, while we were at dinner that furloega Opportunity 117 tDrererl, 7 to 10, evening, he spoke of the occurence a vv r, rhrater OUt, out. woo , O'Doaoratt 10ft (Morris I, ft to 1, half d sen times, and expressed regrets . .. 7 to 10, out, second, Cok o' the Main L 114 tiiat he was the umpire who had to spoil t v- j 3o to 6 to to 2 I. 1, I, th'rd (McTaggart). rerord. Collins LAST TIMES TODAY 18 ft ft. Tims, fledland, Prophecy, War Toga About fourteen yeArs bso, I had art sad Huron also ran. somewhat similar to that of filth ri.ct. claiming. 8 and up, one Hihlebrand s I was breaking into the mil and a alu-cntCounterbalance lid Mg show Ijiv Cioss was piaying third (Boyle), ft to 1. 2 to 1, even, won; Midi 8) Base for Washington. I made a decision (Wlds), 4 to 1, ts to 5, 4 to ft, second, Prin that Lave didnt care for, and he told GGirke 10ft (Pierce), ft to 2 to J, even, third. Time, Lvans I snt hi.n to me so, cluhhous' 1 M 8 ft. Don Ib!ye, Handful MounBattle i'm learned .t xai tie fut time in his In tsls, Ornerv, Hemlock nod Daednhtt also ran. vears. that nineteen 3 Seventh race, claiming. rear olds and up, (alter extending had been o treuted A recital of that ocs mUe and a sixteenth Taalac 114 (Stirling), 4 to 1, 7 to B, 7 to 10, won, Romper BtnUmrt incident made Hildebrand feel better. T'1nM .. ft to ). 6 to 1, S to 1, secoud, 10ft (Judge), WWW CANDY (O. GLADE BTKICKLEY Caballo 107 (V. idM, 2 to 1, 4 to ft, 2 to 5, 8 2 the EVERETT of SCOTT third. gHORTSTOP 2ft 7 Time, 1 56 ft ft. Prevaricate ftleetl), lftft lftft .... g one of the greatest Rorh 2lft lft2 WllUgan tad Toddler also ran. Your last opportunities to sea fielder in the history of the game. He R. 1A3 163 Knaign this gripping Curwood drama of goe about hi work In ueh a nonchalant ITT M7 .... Havana Eesults. manner that he rob himself of a lot of Rush the 189 16S 228 cast. Klondike, with all-st, the glory that would b hi If he made Evans First , I 124 three furlong. Vimhl 112 fCcrrv), 2 to 1. 4 to 5, 2 to 8. won, the same plav look hard. He has that Frey Also 622 1617 Dorothy 10ft (Murray). 10 to 1. 4 to 1, 2 to 1, Indlfterent sort of manner that cause Total aecood; Fiction 114 (Rmith). 2 to 1, 4 to 6. hard play to look easy. WESTERN I MON. Behind that MUTT AND JEFF In 2 ta ft, third. 2 Time, ftft 8 ft. Bertha Mimlax, veneer of Indifference a quick thinking ...134 Wishing, (Jeueial Agramonte and Little Pointer brain that make him the great bU p!a m HE AINT DONE BIGHT BY Wntaon also ras. I 174 er he Is. The average fan, ro doubt, re- Mftriitll MY NELL ftacond rocs, claiming. 8 year olds and ap, 1S3 wUl .... pnnlton as a who never Soott said plaver lHft five and a half furlongs Annabel! 109 (Mar- gard M Williarnt a conOn funnv his life. the thing 1 to 6, won, Ben try 106 182 209 line), area, 2 to 6, Deofka Arrbamault), 8 to 1. 8 to 1, 8 to ft, second; trary, he has a keen sense of humor, and 79ft dining 887 Utile One ftft (Rnyd), 4 to 1, ft to 5, 4 to 6, pulls more worthwhile remark Totals third. Time, 1 07 Captain Tiny, Hush, Ford, the snmratr than any other player In the CITIZENS ICE CO. American league 2 Qteeo Gaffney sod Perfect Ladv also ran. 1T7 wud ap, sit d Third race, claiming, 8)nr-olone Scott isn't of those m Xow, Aim .... 193 furlongs Colonel Harrison 10) (oarner), ft to 2. chaps who rush madly at the umpire Gill ..168 205 188 oven, 1 to 2, woo; Beverly James It 4, (Atkta-son- when they feel sure that official has L. Enlgn 5 to 2. even. 1 to 2, scond: Ron 110 kicked one. 177 170 Pnott rarely gets the gate tk heller .. 8 8 5 to to to 1. ft, third. 170 1, Time, m (McCrann), from the ...5 yet I know of no Lyman . .. 1 12 Rockare, The O tamer, Orlando fit plaver whoarbitrator, ran present his protest In a 93a Havana and Lady Iran also ran. , ....SCO Total .. more convincing manner. Sometimes his and up, alx ftirlongi Fourth race, verbal be hurled from a may bouquet ft to 112 to Bmoke ft. 6 to 3 1, (Gargnn), Big WASATCH Xill TtUPMONg distance of fifteen or twenty feet awav. Boris 112 (Murray), ft to Valgar Easy Winner. ft, woo: Count Often no one in tha park knows he is 107 to 1. ft to ft, second; Arthur Middleton MATINEE 18 TODAY Valgar, Benny Jan. BALTIVORK. (Hoffer), 4 to ), 8 to ft, 4 to ft, third. Time, even expressing his opinion of the umFrench featherweight, was awarded the 1 12. Leonora F., Rtnseaway, Bara and Stripes, pires faulty Judgment, vet distance takes twelve-roun- d with bout a In First Pallet and Ed Garrison also run. away none of the punch from Scott's decision Matt Brock of Clesadand, Ohio, tonight Fifth race, cliimtng. 4 year old and up, one remarks And aeeoclate members present own way. 107 Gull tolle and three sixteenths Great I shall never forget a game In which I Valgar had It all his 1 to 2, won; Haaenta officiated last year, and in which Scott (Weiner), 9 to 2. 6 to 6, J06 (Murmy), even, 2 to 0, 1 to ft, aeunnd; was at hi best. I working the John W. Kle'n V9 (Atkins). 6 to ft. 1 to 2, 1 to bases, and It seemed ,was ns if everv play I Time 2.00. Misericords sod Fly had 4, third. In second which at Scott handled the bom a also ran. LAKE and np, one ball, was close. After the third decision Sixth rare, claiming. REGULAR PRICES 25o and 35c; had Scott gone against Boston, began to sails and fifty yards Attorney Mtiir 119 (Con Nights, 2&e to 76c 7 to 2. 6 to ft, 8 to ft, wou; Fairly 109 make his presence felt, but In a rather Ho), Next week, The Other Wifi 10 to 1, 4 to J, 2 to 1, ascend; El mild manner (langfs). MATINEE TODAY Coronet 99 (Lux), 4 to 6, 2 to ft. 1 to ft, third. Any umpire I liable $o miss one, but Guldepost, Little Buss, Lamp- when you kick three In a row It Is getTime, J 44 Ladles For Only 25c, 35o and 60c ran. also Perseus to be serious," Is the way he expost ind ting pressed his opinion of my work. An Nev Orleans Entries. Inning later I slipped another close one Boston. First race, thee furlong John R, Reardon agalnt For All 25c to Never saw Tommy Connolly pull one 111, Whippet HI. Buddy Reao 111, Land's that bad In mv life, was Scott's comlift. Tenite Not a Picture End 111, Loval Sweeper log. ment at long distance. Tommy Connollv Second race, six furlongs Liola l9, Golden one is the of Moore gnme's greatest umpires 164, Genera! Glenn 14, Down W. Dlnty Jean Builaat 104, Breadman 116, Warlike 110. Pcottv was merely drawing a comparira Wilson 110. Bullet Proof 116, Minute Man son that reflected no credit to jours NOW PLAYING 110, Damask 116, Rapid Traveler 116, Gain de truly. Dick Nallln was working with Cause 110 Cmpire Third race, alx furlongs Queen Blonde 60, me that afternoon. were so bnev Discussion 102, Converse 104, on the bases, no one Things 102, 0aml disagreed with NalCharlie Leydecker 108, The Boy 113, American lln working back of the bases. With the Ace lift. bases filled, three and two on the batter, Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth Mistress the took a chance, and used a Folly 100, Panamas lot, Sertnns 10ft. Omoad curvepitcher balL It was a close one, but Nallln JOT, Sailor lu8. Woodtrap 110, ( hlef 117, SIX OTHER BIG FEATURES It called a ball, fifth race, one mile Simpleton 62, Eulogy tied the seore. forcing over a run tbat Scotts ehout to Nallln will Alice 8, St. Germain 8ft, Night Wind 103, Bolster the matinees At ehowe delly ts45, 7:30, St16 Sterling Three was a classic It had a double meaning Game Cock 107, 104, Franklin address the ladies on The Duel of New Pricee Matlneee, 20o and Sixth race, mile and a flxteenth Toddler 94, He felt Nallln had booted the curve for the Sexes, concerning marriage, tasy Lou 94. Baby Lynch Oft. ( aptnlo Hodge it Is out of the ordinary for the pitcher Nlghte, 30o, 40c, 60o divorce and lovs. to take a rhanre with a curve, with the P King Neptune 166 Conmoho 6ft, Water 162. Redland M3. N K. Beal loft. H. C. count three and two and the bases filftd Bath 16ft. Tantaliua U8, Opportunity 110, Soidat I ran still hear Scott saying-Tha- t dc Verdun 112. last one was a curve, Dick. Are Styentfc race, mile and a fourth Dolly 64, you going to slart ml.islng them, too? Baby Sister 93, Lorerva Mom 66. Almino 101, Brlrkley lol. Bombast 101, Marshon 161. Little Play. V given January will prove to be a notable attraction. on e of the moat successful affairs ever hHi In Kesimr was the danr at Nootl-r- i n hah tnt evening for the benefit of ti. lui! f'ih. The dams was conducted bv the of'wtr of tlis club, and lwoj Uck-si- s acre sold. 17, 1920. & Whose Little Wife Are You? la HAD TO SAY AFTER THEY HAD SEEN A PREREVIEW OF THE REMARKABLE PARAMOUNT-ARTCRAF- T PICTURE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS 4, J. 2- -- 'ARIZONA V Ia-- I RASING Turf Results and Entries r4 ... Lavish, yet etrildngly appropriate in scenario, with every mechanical constructive detail worked out to a nicety, with elaborate costumes for every character appearing, with a cast of artists of eminence in the world of screen-crafwith the elements of beanty and artistry predominant throughout, still retaining enough of grim realism to now and then furnish a genuine tbrill, carrying a story that throbs with heart interest and teaches rather than - - - preaches, John B. Killer, Salt Lake- Tribune. t, VAUDIVIHE 7 7 L Mad-mo- 1 year-old- a BROAPWAYl BC3 ' 1 year-old- s 7 9 te 1 - - - Well directed, exquisitely set and one which will mark a big stride in H. Weston, Salt Lake H,uald. the progress for better pictures. , THIS IS WHAT THE SALT LKE NEWSPAPER CRITICS THOUGHT OF EVERYW0MAN AT THE PRIVATE PREREVIEW WEDNESDAY MORNING. HAD THEY BEEN THE OFFICIAL PRESS AGENTS OF THE THEATER THEY COULD HARDLY HAVE USED MORE ADJECTIVES! HOWEVER, YOU CAN SUPPLY THE SUPERLATIVES WHEN YOU SEE THIS WONDERFUL PICTURE AT THE DOROTHY PHILLIPS 1 ov-- PAID IN ADVANCE 1 7 -- all-sta- I,nr . ' Carrying a motive and moral that are both exalting and compelling, and resplendent with feminine loveliness and lavish and artistic costuming . . . the picture hai never been surpassed by any production of this nature. It leaves upon the minds of the spectators an impression that will remain throughout the years. It is a maze of beauty; a glorious one. r spectacle of the procession of life . . . The cast is an Selma 0. Killer, Salt Lake Telegram. Sunset" ni, v news. Rex .Beachs Heart of the J 7 4' 7 THE PHOTOPLAY IS A MAGNIFICENT SCENIC PRODUCTION, ARTISTIC IN EVERY RESPECT. BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES AND SETTINGS FORM A WONDERFUL BACKGROUND FOR THE FINISHED ACTING OF THE TALENTED CAST, THE MEMBERS OF WHICH ARE SOME OF FILMDOMS MOST DISTINGUISHED ACTORS AND ACTRESSES NO AMOUNT OF TIME, MONEY OR LABOR HAS BEEN SPARED IN COMPLETING THIS SUMPTUOUSLY STAGED ALLEGORY. ATHENE FARNSWORTH, DESERET - j?ur-oM- ALL NEXT WEEK, COMMENCING TOMORROW AT 12:30 PRI3ES t 25c, Loges 50c, including war tax. to 5 :30 p. m.Balcony 15c, Entire m. 11 Entire 30c, 20c, Loges 50c, including war tax. to Parquet 6:,30 Balcony p.' 12 :30 Pa-ue- 1 I -- I 1 ft wild-eve- ), tHEATRe 1 7 7 Ralph Cloninger Tes$ of the Storm Country THEATRE SALT MARSE DOR ERNEST R. BALL Ths Popular Composer, MARIA CHARLES "AROUND & HARRIS In a New Cue Edwards' Famous Singing snd Juvenile In Dancing 8klt "A Little of "Golfing With Cupid" Everything Prices Mats., 15c, 25c, SOo. Evenings, 13c, 23c, 69c, 75c, 1. COMING X STECHER WINS TWO FALLS FROM PESEK THE OVERSEAS i v I F.EVUE wltir hm'! '.ar?1 J TOM MORBISSEY j -- LAST TIME'S TODAY Pteeher won the first fall in two hours and fire minutes with the head scissor and double wrlstlock hold. Steelier was th aggressor from th start. The second fall was won by Peek with the same hold, after Pteeher had broken sway fn an awkward manner, allowing the smaller msn to land on him with the head scissors and wrist hold. The final and winning fall came seven minutes, when Bterhrr secured after another double armlocb hold and Pesek rolled over onto hla bacla. The secret of keeping young is to feel young to do this yew must watch your liver and howeb theres no reed of having a sallov complexion dark rings xuvier your eves pimples a bilious look in your face dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you . ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. MINSTRELS TO HELP n Dr. Edwards, a physician In Ohio, perfected a vegetable comREXBURG BALL CLUB pound mixed with olive al to acton he vbich to the liver and bowels, gave Spwrla! to Th Tritun. ' his patients for years. RKHt HI!, Idaho, Jan. 18. Rehearsal-fo- r suba mlnatrel show to be given by the Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the baseball of the Commercial stitute for calomel, are gentle in their club are committee progressing satisfactorily. Th action yet always eJectiv They bring minstrel show Mill be under the superabout that natural buoyancy which all vision of Mi-- S FThel Rragiyh formerly & J Keth sodshetfki emoy by tenrn? its the bver tuxl will Include In the cast some of ths test the system of impurities. clearing ami drarr.aUe talent in Rev-bu- r. loisl niielca! - Ur.Edwsids'OtiweTeWetgttre known M.ss Resgan Is an art.stle dancer, ' aid possesses a pleasing voice and coarra- by thcr olive cokx. 10c and Zutm f NEXT WEEK it OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 16, Joe Pteeher of Dodge, Neb, won from John Pesek here tonight before one of the largest crowds Edwards' Olive Tablets CARTiuELL PRICE Wii-lo- ItsEasy IfYou Know D THE WORLD" CEGRGIE 1. "" ; Sis- LUCAS A INEZ ROLLiCKERS ? " Em RIGCLETTJ Assisted by the Swanson ters and Company, in SLATKOS Cottage 104. Lottery 108, Red Sturt 108. Weather clear; track muddy. & : tl-0- r Musical Comedy havorlte, and JAMES H. CULLEN TONIGHT 7 LAMBERT MAUD Charming MAURICE TOURNEURS - And a Broadway Cast of 20 - Big Beauty Chorua Big special production J The Broken 53 well-know- I fivrlAr-eofnsw-W- Featuring LEW CODY ENJOY YOUR EVENINGS, . SEE THE A photoplay of supreme perfection t - 1 PHILHARMONIC 0BCHESTBA Hilarious comedy CO KINO ALICE JOYCE in 1 FOLLYDOLS Ted Henkel, conductor Outing-Chestscenic TOMQBSAW, BLAYE3 OF FEIDE --1 - . Grover Frankies "Follytfois dur.39 to , and after. ing dinner, DA up42arr from )0.15 to 12. en week n grtc.tea, 4 to t 8, n Sundva Saturday rtemodn Thursday thtsr - , -- 1 drv, 4 , |