Show THE THE SALT LAKE SAIC TiAKE HEBALD-BEFUBLICA- N UTAH MONDAY JANUARY 8 1917 CETY the new west what 'the old west was and he amassed several fortunes in the process Weather c- - : J Buffalo Bill was competent to handle HERALDfair! not so cold MONDAY and Tuesday the Indian of the plains but against the lat la the forecast Issued portion V y y ter day Indian of finance: he could never The laterOKomtala ltcvbllcaa last the local office The weather night by quite protect Y himself ' v Promoters and '(Eat Febll 1906) " data' Salt for following lake for comparative ATTRACTION 8 TODAY clever gentlemen The Salt Lake 187®-REV P A SIXFKI7 with J II WILLIAMSChurch la of the Issued local bureau the 5 Sunday ) by " 4(Eat June la First Methodist In Phillips ConitregatloMl Church - schemes took his profits from him as fast weather service of the United States depart60 MAIN STREET as he' could collect them shooting reservachurch T ' ' Wilkes theatre-- Wilkes ' players lh yesterPhillips Congregational YESTERDAY morning Dr' Williams spoke ment of 'agriculture: In part he j communion New Year's tion of Faith the redskins "morning from & their horses twice day day ‘Within the Law” Evening PubTEMPERATURE’' Published by The Degrees said: once said Fuller was crowded expressing “Margaret Y observed and was canvas the church 'The primitive honesty of Orpheum theatre— Motion picture’ president A under 29 lishing company—--H E-- Booth Highest universe ‘I were the '' faith Jene and members Twenty-fivphilosophy accept Edward E ' the plains was not proof against the wiles of "Continuous l'to : 60 to Its capacity I Thomas vice president In this month since 1874 Highest ' ' Anderson James Whitcomb received seven kins treasurer Adolph secretary' the modem day Thai world' has grown bewest last night Riley expressed the same 16 received Into the church and Pantages— Vaudeville daily' 245 730 sorts out the aveather When n thought 1874 Lowest Goq Simp-kiGeaeral V 'A '—10 this Manager month since P James P Casey baptism' In the evening on yond him and he leaves a’ great western aiid 916 pwnil : and sends rain's my choice: rain Mean why 22 for outlook temperature Editor the the pastor preached Arthar J Brewa “There when are empire he helped to conquer though 'few of It Is not diffitimes Mehesyv— “Guilty” Harry j CareyYln hJ d a Normal 28 sermon was a on 1917based It: cult unlverae to the the title role Ethel Grandlri1 in Hindis- That la the rewards of the conqueror remained with accept thing 1 26 "The kingdoms of this world are become the Accumulated excess since January when Ross the But cretlon Mutual Associated with universe i swings V— normally Full him our Lord Christ of and ' of His ' 'j HUMIDITY I Per CenL kingdom let there and ‘dark a be stars let the day THE AUDIT BUREAU CIRCULATIONS comedy “A Family ‘Affair Universal us the 7 Relative humidity at 6 a m 78 of optimism regarding the year before begin to fall and let the earth quake and comedy Tomorrow Charley Chaplin Information concerning circulation will and nodes cheerful emphasized V: preacher m ’con 6 1s note The President's 88 Relative a San Francisco come tumbling down Into peace All comedy program be supplied through this association VeneInhumidity at p being spots In social and ruins strued In some quarters as merely a' polite Vs and the uniformity and stability of S' PRECIPITATION Inches the tian building Chicago for 'wideoccasion life ternational finding the world' seem disrupted and denote of inquiry whether this is afcrlvate war physical be Total for the 24 hours ending at 6 p ni' 00 Relieving that every Christian should vv: or a war open to Total 08 singing the words of the text as a song of stroyed and it is not so easy to accept the for month this universe AVlLKESTHElATREr TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS Total precipitation since Jan l to date 08 faith He said in part: “The world of our common humanity DAILY AND SUNDAY delivered by carwho have followed closely the sue Accumulated d excess-sinc20 are to "Too ‘you? coming it January sing THOSE ' evolutions y City one week 15 cents through revolutions and rier In Salt Lake itockconj-pancareer- of the Wilkes Wilson and Roosiepelt S Why they sang It a pitiful little company FOR TODAY 6 cents Cor an expresseemed about to find ways Sunday onlyAND crush to Rome Wilkes when Imperial note with Jnterest that at the sought W Sun1 rliea 51 a m sun sets 517 p m sion of real brotherhood and we were glad SUNDAY by mall — One DAILY made no Christ'pagan from the life of the empire and the to PRESIDENT toROOSEVELT le be men and women members of God's week presenting theatre this company the month 75 cents one year 6800 act as mediator between thought of theworld' - remarkable SUNDAY by mall (In advance)— One year To accept the universe was great most Law’’ a the Within the on adwas faith the Ups of byau- natural'family “It lisped V Japan and Russia luhtll secret inquiries Roll Death which was Vs-and 8200 But alas! All of this' has easy recent New success York of years few when the shadows of slavery cruel broth-ertiodressed to these ' governments assured him the offering of the Wilkes players when they world-wbeen shattered the and by tocracy the limitation of life and enlightentheh&s been shot tlvough shrapnel and THE la not re- overtures would be welcome' It IS re- first appeared at the former Empress STATE ment made the dhrk age ' season the ' It shattered parts shriek out curses and sponsible for any unsolicited manuscript grettable that President Wilson" whose pa- atre at the beginning of last or when it breathed “Hearts' unconquerable hatreds & the with year one was which is not plainly marked with the name tience is rebest the hissing from the pit of hell j productions v-D H ALLRED LEHI cruel flame gibbet’ and sword made true v And now It Is hard proverbial did not follow the ex- and this of to accept the universe and address of the sender and accompanied is the first “repeat performance of the of dreams liberty ian political 63 years of ligion and Lehi D 7— Allred H to and of his whose " believe for return of man impulsivethe that ample season' stamps predecessor the by age- a prominent stockman died here today -badge of- death-Is more than imagination solidarityJ ness has become traditional “Within the Law” Is a1 powerful drama Roosevelt the Abun“Are by history? they Justified under-do- g of heart failure' He had been Buttering of I “When the we tor are a have and a well is which the theme of strong plea are signs in our national life steady There three-yearheart-foan dantly impetuous would' never have committed the deaffection the of the of tnlrd past indictment of all an and and position pay It carries cheer u- There arei shadows of the family In Cali- that should error which tempted and overcame Wilson gree police are well regular God I The story told with fornia and spent most of the winter the method providence 'in-' the-This unprecedentportent came sky t after ed: time' in the national character Is seems a real thing and the universeofla all that of seeking relief a- The end the prudent effective emphasis by the players Iswho-waof five MONDAY JANUARY 8 1917 right' But let personal and family sickness- JJ a salesgirl In a department store did not It Is true there existed during-thInternational relations are preg- come Mr Allred wasday perilous born March in Lake Salt she which a and the position be lost and the salary theft to for sent war nene of the terrible conditions commit' prison the’ son of Paulinas Harvey and nant with grave Issues shut off how about faith then? She emerges from" prison animated Melissa Allred: of newIn our social life passion to- the universe now prevail It Is true the struggle then by a desire for revenge against her former With his parents he came that and Providence then? Not so I and understanding presses Promotion 7of Citizenship to ' the court to to Lehl in I860 and since that time had made sympathy mean easy by j any going forward In the Far East was of little employer who had appealed feels class strata and the divergent home In his gether woman: this be he after “These city of by oung the however are Shortly and the the “an times make example” westthe? lessons the United more than academic Interest for the mas I to Its bond the brother came amdng of "age he married Orinda Davis of this sentence FOREMOST learned from imposition of a heavy was "The excision from life of- - hurtful things the great' war Is ern world: Though Russia Is popularly theBelieving for thepro city He is survived by his wife and seven I that the law ‘htldren Mrs Nephi Otterson residing At consciousness of the necessity that' aliens supposed to be but a slight degree removed tectionof the rich' and the persecution ofa Ozone ' schemes the welfare of the employee the Mrs Ida Jennie woman becomes Mrs Webb Ivy Caucasian declines the poor the young seeking or acquiring American citizenship from barbarism and-the : I the a Allred' Mrs Robert Allred In Harvey and succeeds Ray accumulating and greai f'acT" o'f life' and PIen "The J financier dividends are shall be taught to understand and to appre- to consider Japan more than are coine lntft to LlLt®lLIfnCe defraud Peck all Lehl allJ of were also He leaves who Imogene writers those off of the Bible did not Job faced the fortune trying V I ' us none of the cruelties and atrocities others She did It however with a scrupu- two brothers and one sister living at Black-fociate American Institutions The country stern and with the daring of faith t realities ' news “No first the the in Item of year’s Ida and three brothers residents of cried has been both amazed and alarmed by the that have marked the present war obtained lous regard for the letter If not the spirit He slay me yet will I trust Though week was so significant as the one telling Him of revenge her this city In her statute ! sudden realization that citizens of Habakkuk faced loss upon loss but ! of plan In th$ czar earlier Mikado and that conflict 40000 Its foreign that the Union Pacific had put of The son will former noon of be funeral held employer her' at to the with Yet will I rejoice In the sang Tuesda'y triumph marriage j extraction retain even in the second genera- - fought as white men fight and there is not was consummated and In her effort to save from the Lehl tabernacle Bishop James H employees under & policy giving to the fam- Lord X will Joy In the God of mgr salvation’ I case one of a in of each year’s salary tlon an Intensd loyalty to the allen nation of record a single instance where a neutral former associates in prison from trouble she Gardner will officiate Interment' will be ily With of which that faith accepts any I daring death Who shall J succeeds In being arrested for the murder made In: Lehl cemetery aska: Paul from which their fathers sprang From the right was contravened challenge confidently “That Is the spirit that holds promise as separate us from one of those parasites a “stool love of Christ? the of pigeon” conTo of the President in a credit that this constitutes the real knowledge the move to complete Industrial justice and tribulation or distress or persecution Shall peril their pals EMANUEL J R MANNING WEST POINT livelihood a or who by betraying gain social brotherhood The ideal God has been famine or nakedness or hag evolved such movements as that which trasting his method with the earlier and to the police The playwright arranged his or sword? ' I peril — 7 Jan Emanuel J R Manning pushing by the teaching and life and lcv Ogden will express itself in the mass meeting to be more successful means employed by Colonel Incidents with artistic continuity however Nay in all these things we are more than 1 I death of the 64comes a of resident Point West Christ years slowly aged restored Carpenter been have J after and on reputations Lincoln’s birthday to Roosevelt must be set the ’urgency of the held in Salt Lake conquerors' r former Davis county died in the Clearfield railway to its realization confessions “Such boldthe salesgirl Is the of the through youth daring arouse the interest of adult foreigners in situation America was In no danger In falls In love with her husband and all 'ends station at 410 o’clock this afternoon of pneuIn the great world-lif- e the preacher saw ness confidence the unconquerable deff- ’ 1905 and the American President could af- in accord with the desire of Wilkes patrons monia He became seriously ill shortly after I the' war aa a furnace purging Europe of its ance ofThere j American citizenship la nothing weak or warering j Miss Nana Bryant as the salesgirl must her left Ogden or a Short Line train for his last burden ' of autocracy The ghastly fin- - or apologetic about thla faith” Responsibility for this condition cannot ford to await the slow processes of tortuous j Clearwas home taken from the train at gers of war cleanse some of their crimes ior be given the largest measure of praise She field and Mr Wilson- surveys a be Ameri- diplomacy But disassociated from the altogether wife new is for medical assistance wells stain His as of fine away pity with 4 they dig REV J H DENNIS interpreted her role as before scenes can people themselves Except In absurdly were visiting in Fish Haven Ida Among his in the human aoulsthat contend because fraught with dangerous possibilities power and subtlety Emotional la St Paul's Church children is William J Manning of Ogden j small numbers and In isolated groups they tq his country Nowhere except in the sustained with refreshing art they must HE fT7 sermon church St men God Paul's la at of the reformed morning j as democracy the forming Charlotte of peace by the belligerTreadway have taken but little Interest in the alien out of the clay of battlefields under the JL had for its subject 'The Star In the J as 'effective aa Mlsa GENERAL His children- are permitted to enter the ents can the United States find assurance It blackmailer wasin quite char an different stinking asphyxiating fumes of the trenches entirely In part the Rev J H Dennis said: Bryant though and la breathing Into him the passion for East” public schools and learn the language of will not be embroiled- - German submarine acter She dispensed the “lingo” of the unJOHN FIXLAYSOX ALASKA ' of the Magi to the cradle of the The visit peace justice brotherhood their new country but for hlmno provision methods are apparently being revived along derworld In cataracts while trying to learn was not only a beautiful in- - J Christ — infant 7 Alaska Jan John Wrangel Finlayson “The torn Peace Prince walks of the child-lif- e polished speech of the polite world the in has been made cident of tho Perfect Man: it If he chose to associate the familiar barbarous lines' while the end th$ Ferdinand famous explorer for whom Finlayson river fields with yearning heart with his Munler as a police inspector aand a distinction be- fundamental emphasized in a lake himself with others of his race In squalif of American toleration: with contravention played his Yukon were Finlayson territory to o well that he created a named take of eyes humanity's pity tween as was part It to be and Juda- - II 105 9 years His age hand and lead it baptized by great sacrifice ism Christianity sections of our great cities where old world of American rights is rapidly nearing Small strong prejudice against men in uniform In waa ' died togay aged a well authenticated was Finlayson heroism on toward the peace abiding” customs were observed and old world ideals wonder the President felt the necessity of his battles of wit wltb men be usually won native of Scotland He "Judaism was a merely national religion mined andThe and prospected sermon closed with a plea to the Christianity verbal in his he but frequently capitulated was to be world embracing Ard to exclusion of thebe he prompt action the In was preserved California he and until gold Oregon surrenas sense was in to and events he women time will life that a all At with tilts this world conquest was j the first ’ step 66 But a suggestion of peace Is worse than gruff as a real policeman possibly could be should acquire here none has cared’ years old and then went to British Colum- dered to the great law of love and service taken when theIn wise i having toiled bia Yukon and and explored large is the highroad 'to the kingdom where across the desert from men territory It was a rude awakening for Americans useless unless Its author is assured' of' the and showed up the evils of the third degree dime were J! distant areas which white men had never pene- Christ shall be Master Huron L Blyden as the owner of the de- trated into to discover that the great national melting-p- receptive attitude of the belligerent Of cradle of received Infant at the the King of J He was roleef-fectivelfor a y always prospector gold enacted his former1 was not working as It should This cru- this the President was obviously not as- partment atoreClifford Kings one and was of the first to enter the Stlklne Rev JOHN MALipK and Thompson made 'love and “Their reception was tho manifestation or f Casslar countries cible through which was to pass the alien sured as fitness the circumstance that it with a finish ear and to the eye pleasing the Unltarfaa In Cknnh First Epiphany of the Christ to tho gentiles — j Many years ago he retired to Wrangel raw material to come forth the pure gold has Irritated all except Germany with He discarded the gay mood for the grave a which formed the glad theme of St ! fact N his sermon In First Unitarian church with what 'he supposed was a sum ample to without shocking1' the sensibilities' of the of enlightened citizenship was not the re- whose plans It readily falls In ' Paul’s everywhere meet preaching need his all but he had not expected '":Rev John Mallck said in part: discriminating “Those who today object to 'misalons’ ob- - 1 to so an public suddenly discovered 'getting results two attain and i great years age ago Moore played he Frank Bonner and Frederick wish to think of The Ties That Band Ject in reality to that which Christ did on to apply to the Pioneers’ and“We America was but an abiding-plac- e for milIf sun spots have been the cause of the the lawyer with professional finesse Cecil Home the' live a kind this occasion —they object to His manifests- - J Thing’ We at Sitka for a' pension to which he of doubleIndivisible lions of aliens whose sympathies were with abnormal weather of the past month the Klrke the forger who could not reform but was entitled J A life part of our tlon“Aof Himself to all the nation by necessity occasion by law rise to heroic heights on Is so are much and offers its life with twentieth the fatherland to which' they hoped some lay opinion of sun spots will not improve who could that century Epiphany things just another canMinor roles : were adgave satisfaction more Here what one gets challenge to the church today America Is jio day to return with the savings of a busy the of members GEORGE THOMPSON other PAUL ST men the melting pot of the world Hero are gath- - I played by mirably not la have trouble the 'This country parsimonious life among those curious Wilkes company 7 — George Thompson edl-- I divided because things must be divided In ered together the nations of the earth that j St ‘Paul Radicalism in the Saddle Within the Law” will be preeented every tor of the StJan' Yankees Dispatch-PionePaul Pres I childhood it Is how divide the apple at out of them God may form the American 9 this week with matinees Thursday died today at Lbs Angele according to In-- I With the awakening has come the de- PROBABLY none will suspect the authors night the last we contest the will Buelnes the j Christian civilization of the future" The need J I courts and afternoons Saturday formation received of Mr her bill the legislatures all the work and of the hour is for a new Epiphany a new I utilities had to Thompson public termination repair past errors and the I in been Involved a health all about the division of manifestation of Christ in our social and for strife poor number of years naturalization bureau Is doliig splendid deliberately'' designing a measure so radica1 ORPHEUM THEATRE I was civic as in our political lives Death an acute caused' of attack by thing work The Salt Lake mass meeting Is but as to disgust even the champions of utility 66TTER NEW YORK’ the wistful ' reallza-X- I asthma and heart trouble He was 76 years I ‘To weld together these diverse elements ! we cannot get close together the “Here I to as so' and of in we Christ—to form out of them a richer live' costly one Item In the activities proceeding all over regulation operation is old and was born In Devonshire- England ties are largely of convenience and tlon of a pretty girl’s more deeply Christian civilization — We finer Mr was a a kind Assoof the under of director agreement Thompson of the gentleman’s possibility imperil public utility legls indeed a charming picture subject as it is elated Press the United States In behalf of foreign-bor- n is the challenge of today It is for us t this In fourteen years but resigned keep the human touch spite of rather Ghristlans latlon of any sort Presumably the pro played by Gladys Hulette and a- competent several yearsforago citizens to offer to Him of our best gifts our In the He of the is with a than survived by dealings help Jected law was drawn in good faith But company aa the headliner of the new photo- widow who was with him when did as the we to divide have Magi— 'to offer Him ourselves to ! world that of he and died things The probill at the theatre play Orpheum use He as will In the working out of the f bitterest' enemies of regulation could not “Men who get along miserably about two daughter Mr C E Power and Mr A tocontinue With due respect for the laws against the will and gram opened yesterday twentieth C over of century manifestation of the Into life great another part more effectively to protect the day and tomorrow x with performances at Jefferson both of St Paul Arrangements things go I counterfeiting the report of the mint at have labored of rare meet to in Kings” King faithful and been send and have the made companionto St Paul 1 3 6 7 and 9 o’clock body utilities of Utah against it There are some near-trag- for burial lis Philadelphia Is almost enough to make any- public not la a It hypocrite ship and neither moments some delightful comedy bits The advisability of placing the heavy one wish he had a little mint' of his own REV J H DARLING man or the men but the nature the of the some scenes metropand of the big are hand of commonwealth regulation upon the olis In thesplendid makes as of the nature that In St BlarlcTn CathedraL they things The feature from the Brevities difference real public utilities of this state has doubt Pathe studiosplay City N sermon remarkhis in St Mark’s cathedral the la the characterized by Mr Wilson’s Health Secret There 4s a part of life where each can less passed beyond the realm of discussion ably clear photography which la a' distinH Rev said In part: J Darling be Struck With Hot Rivet —J W- Martin 50 take all Absolutely all and the whole can “ In de- guishing mark of that organization and will WILSON'S The which is control its made remark east ‘His party in star the one recently diminished may have appeared j! not thousands Each of an iron worker sustained a PRESIDENT doubtless prove to be &' big drawing card years of agewound ' sunset of Kepler and it the 'to see whole the effect according the all theory birthday that he had cision when it Incorporated a public utilities during on was get he when struck deep scalp two days the coming not all aa a star ac- - i have at can one our of may appeared hundred have a all of never enjoyed such excellent health has pledge in its platform and its leaders have the Midvale Each with a hot rivet-aThe fifth episode of “Pearl of the Army' the head He to the astronomers j of the we two confidence friends each have If cording reckoning to came his gets where Lake Salt smelter prompted discussion of ways and means for reaffirmed that intention since the election in whichla Mlsa Pearl White la the featured wound was dressed 'in the to the Magi j was Nevertheless it real a we hundred very have When all if likewise city emergency I second child comes the mother does not the also: being shown as a partof the conservation of bodily strength The Pres- Academlo debate of the propriety of their player dt- - as real as the light that was shown forth to ! billThe serial is devoted to an expose of hospital'the shepherds of Bethlehem The Magi saw ! : ident's methods have been studied because purpose would be the acme of lost effort America’s L secret foes and the underground W Allen I“e of Chro the light and they followed It and the shep- he was not considered physically strong Yet they have gone so far afield by lnclud diplomatic work which is being done to gain and O Mitchell guests at the Santiarium ho also saw the light and they were obedi- - j herds no to no Iere chance sermon' quarrel were held that when elected has passed through'periods of Ing in the measure the regulation of enter- the wealth and defense secrets of this coun-try'-' -' teL reported- todhe they police I educated and the simple folk j ent The no ill will pver the size of "the share truly a w ' iTivalry I to to the messengers of stress and strain and at times has been pal- prises which by no stretch of the imagine were respond whole whole ready leaves the each the taking I Third South street They declared the high-- I The regular edition of the Pathe News from the sent forth ' ' presence of God I light could be overworked tlon I 'as utilities pably regarded public and a Lonesome Luke comedy comprise the wayman was - a young- man unmasked and so even Childlike elm- at the is It present day common said the that Carlyle always ''The secret of Mr Wilson’s good health that the friends of sane regulation may wel balance of "the bill The victims appeared extremely nervous education true and responds to God's I pliclty The new vaudeville show of the Orpheum furnished the police with a good description j As cities and nations is not a secret and can be had for the ask- be confounded and its enemies delighted The ministrations message Is only J9 Epiphany in trade get engrossed on to of the ’ scheduled open is evening robber ’ Wednesday childlike and the wise for the does public-servicA to he a '' fall obtain 'and commerce the human ties weaken The Rarely ing public utility is perdally “The Dancing Girl of Delhi” an oriental “Jesus says: ‘Follow Me In our times of Lliiuor Vfoldtloni Charged—Two women national bonds are weakest among the richexercise usually a game of golf which even formed by private individuals who axe with : Betalo Vanda and Hoff featuring Mrs L' M Thomas proprietor of the Wabash est nations and trade may be the taproot of depression we are inclined to say: Lead fantasy the comic weeklies at least admit Is admir- granted special privileges and are subject to Rubino as the headliner rooming house at First-- ' South and State war the giant of things that shatter the Thou me on It Is according to the will of J y zteeet and Miss L Dorthy a guest were arHe has had the wis- special restrictions able for the purpose God that we follow the light In all true j Government cannot bonds JULIA CULP'S TALENTS we must have our several parts and service rested by Patrolmen Hurst and Donnelly on I human dom to keep In good physical condition upon provide transportation or light or power IndlThe church deals with the wholy Is CULP Is always to be done together with for JULIA noted of our ordinance work The the being charges liquor violating which good mental condition inevitably de- ret these are essential to society which MADAME v8j)ie things has always tried officers assert the women sold them beer J away God never and says with artists all divide the from people things that 'Let your light shine before men that pends Mind and body were equal to the ihrough government authorizes their pro an unkind word about them Speaking of A ttack—Le Roy Simpson j cause each can have only a part The vow Alleges I he both because vision 18 strain upon may see your good work’ The story by private enterprise Because these her great talent Antonio Sawyer- said: daily prepared years old of 888 Fourth avenue walked of poverty for-itleader the free pew In they told of a lamp which was supposed to hav£ is Intoan to be them j the church' the modest attire for the house police' headquarters and displayed public utility concerns perform a public ser“Julia Culp is a creator of songs There i500 years in the sepulcher of the burned J He In said hand knife wound his left of all these the ugly of Intent the think mark men has she who Business worships themselves too vice they are granted the use of1 puzz- Is nothing left to wish for after I Cicero Surely as Cowper has he waa daughter a man an unknown attacked by with I church to keep away from things that make said Our of When I was singing I used oil unprofltably burn like na- given a recital wasted busy for exercise might ponder the Presi- le property and are of a quasl-publl- o knlfe' After in house Nevada the division ow ' voice rooming that his think if I could find a old in hidden His Job is at least as en- ture Public control of their operations has to dent’s example lamps urn’good The had “So in we been dressed wound as' it happens the emergency me I would be willing to 'get' on my expect that urn Is still beautiful sepulchral might suited Do The oil still is J officers accompanied him to the I here In this 'field of things which need not God’s service and ong since been conceded tobe necessary knees to her and I have really found It in hospital grossing as theirs shin will f By your his were light to find no house can but unable be divided each never where have all and rooming ' but even hectic Kansas or experimenting Julia Culp Aa critical as I am I have our we our faith and obedlance I may 'glorify assailant V one less here we would expect that In the that was not absolutely per“ J Tom Lawson’s cancellation of his trip to Oregon has not yet ventured to remove all foundinanything : : church the closest ties are found Long after our father which is in heaven v voice” K ’V-her fect I all the superficial ties of property are Europe in order to tell Congress what he business from private control and deliver it She wili be heard here at the Salt Lake -- lp 1 MORE UP TO DATE an thinks of Wall street is scarcely broken nd tl of food and drink aid Jol- ’' state ft into under hands of the the the example auspices night Thursday theatre ' A sketch j was — A required to write a brief to drop ont from many of girl of supreme A"“"An5 'i No industrial enterprise in the state may of the Musical - Arts society entire an oldafter Is contained Elizabeth Her paper presentation Queen will across the back years fellowship Mlle Dorla la the au hold one ly to "canine player consider itself Immune if this most amazIt ties somebody this sentence: these ' Mile 'of spiritual’ i v - thor' ' and “Elizabeth was so dishonest that she stage manager we- knew in- the church will remember us the Press Agents The ing measure should become the'law The Passing of Romance Dorla producer the and be mentioned among may stole food” safely send us 'good words across the year” iv‘ ”7 commission to be established can thrust an foremost- developers "of canine intelligence' " The was teacher puzzled and called the Buffalo Bill will pass the romance arid ALTLAKE— In its pictorial beauty There are few dog acts In vaudeville ' girL WITH the old west That gallant yet impertinent figure Into every business of the Sstrong j TYPICAL FRENCH TOWN flavor of the desert which It sug accomplished as is this one' which is to be notion?” that did “Where since 2' those character every you get enterprises gests the Llebler company’s production of seen on Chablls 18 ' one of the most typically new Vaudeville bill opening" at pathetic figure Is the last link between the which are not specifically named may “Why that’s what It says in the history” Allah” which' to comes of the Garden towns in all France It' lies in- the French' be in? "The the' Orpheum The Wednesday evening book Was sent- for and the passage early days of stress and adventure and these eluded because the commission is to be given Salt iAkev theatre Monday January 15 for heart of a region of famoys vineyards It has was f ound sx It read later years of prosaic peace and plenty Other power to regulate “all a limited engagement of four performances famous I given' It's name to a famous wine 'all the PANTAGES— --Wolodia Horelik she was so parsimonious that Tit-B“Elizabeth which corporations seem of such vastness that' lt ballet dancer In the especially even pinebrid her soldiers’ vaudeville land and the air and the sky it participants in the ' stirring struggle of win- the commission may find to have control of s a stage creation ration”—' Pantages greai exclamations I designed by Providence to afford a proper apand wonder of forth to calls show civilization to is west week this survive expecting the may evidently ning a given business” A bakery a drug' store plause and Justly so for-itto the big" grapes that hang has" been pro- make and Paris his home for some luscious him but they lack the picturesque touch that a bootblacking establishment ' In great ripening from- the - gnarled black claimed ' the most massive and ' wonderful when j a clusters' time to was asked barber he shop' 'come MARRIAGE AGAIN : of the American stage't" rendered him Intensely typical of the fron- and a massage parlor— none of these he would retOrnYesterday he declares II vine stumps Chablis expresses Itself in Its production where to Russia The agent marched up the front steps and Readers of the book were impressed with ballet dancing Is better understood than else wine All the smooth lazy day the long tier period of American history consider itself safe from intrusion Ifmay the doorbell briskly to“Good morning” monk music the of warm cool the it thewho hod rang out of the Into tale afternoon the little he saidwhere on earth He replied that he goes Nathaniel Bumppo of James Fenlmore chances to be owned the maid who re-bowing politely world seeking pleasure and his subsequent vowed: never' to return “until Russia is a I I river and the hot blue of the sky seem to by a stock company of the bouse the "Is lady the Cooper's Immortal creation regretted that answered return-tand ring find casks the the wen the with as their way into the no measure of this character monastery as to study the dance glasses Horelik Fortunately public' began African1-countrof "the norths he had lived long enough to see the passing is likely to pass' a Utah when he wits but 6 years old He Is now 25 I that the people of Chablls sip leisurely In the engaged?” maid or get descriptions “Not now”- responded the pew marInn of an evening- Its oriental mysticism and the singular with of ageof the old days and the beginning of the past a Utah Governor Legislature years' she b but to used “She got Utah is not quite charm of the great silence' of the ' Sahara V-?:? v It should-beasy to give a picture of brightly new Thriving farms and villages where he ready to be Prussianized or to enter year ago" —The Christian desert The same is true of the dramatic screen favorite jI Chablls— it Is such' a compact and simple lit ried more than MEHESY —Harry jm Garey 'upon once battled with the fiendish Iroquois the tabloid life Herald two-reThe :atory still thrills its in city but the essential quality of It is may differ-a'Imp drama entitled “Guilty” tie to version" same dramatic-fervorscenes sive as the flavor of Its wine Put together ' and aroused In him a bitter resentment and he the Judgment ' the Opinions the Johnson by Story again opposite playing state ACE OF TRUMPS at the so picturesquely described in the book are Ben Cohn and produced by Henry McRae of I the narrow streets' the vine-cla- d pointed old traveled always westward advanelnb civili- election" but we may venturedisplayed ' I houses to hope reason faithfully In sort of a 'bridge player la Flub- - 9 one of The the most the shaded reproduced the fame "What ‘profriendly promenade with This is play '’Liberty” zation ever crowding him closer toward the still sits enthroned ' cast in and Its entirety are exactly thrilling pictures Ethel Grandin plays lead soldierly rows of lime tree and look at the dub?” duction ' i he same as seen during its run of a year at In never saw anybody succeed In ms- “Indiscretion” Two J whole through the rich melancholy of age v the "Mutual dram setting sun Colonel Cody harbors no such I the Century theatre in New York city comedies complete the Mehesy bill for to-- 1 I and a summer twilight and you may glimpse neuvering the ace of trumpaf away from him jI The onward march of progress anti-ski- d regrets And don’t forget-thchains for down In about every other of country I’ve seen him fall — Charley the spirit of Chablls and ' the soul day one by Bud Rosa " offered him excellent opportunity to show the water wagon! 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