Show i i - THE TBS SALT LAKE HERALD-REPUBLICA- N Herat' The Salt Lake (Eat June 6 1870) SO The later-Moaata- Republican la (Est Feb 12 1008) MAIN STREET ’ Published by The Publishing pany — H E Booth president: A L Thomas rice president Edward E Jenkins treasurer Adolph Anderson secretary 'Jamea P Caeey General Manager All business correspondence should be addressed to The HeraldRe-publlca- n Salt Lake City Utah Herald-Republic- an Associated with THE AUDIT BUREAU CIRCULATIONS Information concerning circulation will be suppR through this association Venetian building Chicago TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS WEDNESDAY MAT 16 191T banner in triumph shall wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the Ijrava And the A' ' star-spangl-ed J Turn On The Light t halls of GRADUALLY light is permeating the to the people of bring enlightenment the nation A most notable instance of this fact is the adminis-change "of attitude by several senators on the out oft rat ion's censorship plan which the Senate struck the espionage bill When this section of the bill was up for discussion "some days ago it was stricken out by a margin of only senators voting Among lone vote with seventy-seve-n those who voted at that time in favor of retaining the "section was Senator Lodge of Massachusetts one of the Republican members of that body who have endeavored to stand by the administration through thick and thin Disregarding the almost unanimous protest of the on newspapers of the country against putting a muzzle evil manifest the free speech or free press and despite effects of the British censorship the administration en- deavored to induce the Senate to restore the censorship section The result was a decisive defeat forty-eig- ht senators voting to keep censorship out of the bill to who voted to include it thirty-foSenator Lodge thus gave his reasons on the floor of the Senate for changing his vote: “I voted on Saturday- to retain the censorship section with some hesitation Since then I have been studying have the publications of the bureau of information andtoI have come to thd conclusion that it would be better no censorship at all than to permit that bureau to supthe press practically anything from the newspapers of newspapers entirecountry This measure would leave the ly at the mercy of that board and I am opposed to It Through his newspapers Lord Northdiffe fought England ’s foolish censorship until he brought abont a realization that Great Britain needed bigger men in places of responsibility and a more liberal policy for the dis--semination of war news and accomplished both The fight against censorship in this country is not yet won It is reasonably certain that the whole matter will be fonght over again in conference Senator Ixdge has set forth unanswerable reasons why further attempt to throttle the press or the people ran be regarded only with suspicion and opposition The bureau of information which so successfully converted Senator Lodge furnishes the reason for further extension of the Northdiffe policy ur - - SALT LAKE CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY MAY 16 1917 N mills to the present April 1916 - An addition of 1 levy would give the schools an increase of $227700 or about $27000 more than the school board computes its absolute necessities to be for next year An addition of 2 mills to the levy as favored by the commercial and real estate oiganizations would yield an increase of about $302000 on the present valuation which the taxing authorities believe will not be materially increased We must take cognizance of the fact that war expenses will add to the tax burden of the people which makes it compulsory to safeguard every public expenditure by strict economy We also must take cognizance of the fact that our 'schools must be fostered not for the present only but for the future It is a bounden duty to the growing pupils and to our competent corps of teachers that their comforts should be considered and facilities provided to make our schools proficient and efficient now- - tomorrow next year and thereafter in keeping with the pace at which this city grows The reiterates that it would be a grievous error to force the levy up to the limit originally contemplated by the board It might easily involve the whole matter in litigation that would jeopardize the wel--! fare of pupils of teachers and of the city at large Since the board has made known that its physical needs call for an increase of $200000 to meet all demands or next year the plan proposed at the Lafayette meeting points a way out of the muddle by providing sufficient funds to meet these needs and a small margin for the most urgent repairs and improvements If the people of Salt Lake are Billing to assume in addition thereto the cost of new- buildings they will not withhold approval when asked to vote an issue of bonds for that purpose There can be no consistent objection to the Lafayette plan On the contrary every argument consistent with public spirit and public polity supports it Herald-Republic- DAILY AND SUNDAY delivered' by carrier In Salt Lake 5 cents City one week 15 cents Sunday —only DAILY AND SUNDAY by mall One month 75 cents one year 8800 SUNDAY by mail (in advance) —One year 82-0-0 HEEAXD-EEPXJBUCA- an - Opening for Suffragists errors How long hope can be sustained on so slender s thread none may so much as guess The women of England have kept up hope with less these seven years Only last March they were carried to the highest pinnacle of promise but the Palladium which was to have been unveiled “after Easter appears to have been forgotten in the weightier matters of warfare Since last November several states have conferred on women a sort of hybridized enfranchisement which sentimentally permits them to vote for President although they are not officially recognized as citizens of the state The anomaly is borrowed from Illinois but in any other statO' is equally absurd Since war sentiment has gained sympathy for English women let the women of the United States take eonrage and tarn the same asset into influence So long as the President’s mind is “to let” the suffragists should claim at least the privilege of calling regularly to inspect the premises Shakespeare said : Music to hear why hear’st thou musie sadly f Sweets with sweets war not joy delights in joy — Sonnet VIII Unde Sam and John Ball are not paying the least attention to the adviee of Polonius “Neither a borrower to the seriousness of the new crisis in nor a lender be” EACH day adds How much of the bickering between its elements may be due to personal jealousies conflicting The only kind of separate peace to allow the Turk not an unnatural condition in a new political system or is to separate him from civilization entirely how mneh of it is the outcropping of exterior influences to remove Russia from the ring of belligerents we ©an only imagine after vainly trying to “read between the i lines’ of the rigidly censored news that reaches the Each in His Own Russia in the Balance public eye This we do know to be Oermany Austria and Turkey are Russia's border neighbors and they are in a position to offer the new regime temptations as attractive and as dangerous as the Trojan horse The future domination of the Dardanelles as a thoroughfare to the south is a trading point that has a potent appeal in Petrograd In the suggestion that the Turk is ready to grant right of way through the Dardanelles in consideration of holding the Ottoman capital lurks the germ of a possible “horse trade” in the middle of the stream In resigning as minister of war General Guchoff speaks ominously of being unwilling to “ share responsibility for the grave sin being committed against the Tongue self-evide-nt: country’ The liberty perhaps the very existence of Russia hangs heavy in the balance Will blind votaries of misconceived liberty throw open the gate to welcome the wooden horse? As a belligerent and as a' republic we are concerned in the answer m Pi A Practical tea Plan "D EASON ABLE grounds for reconciling the whole con-- 1 Av troversy that has arisen over the assessments to be made for the ensuing school year met with approval at a meeting of taxpayers held in the Lafayette building Monday night Those present were given a comprehensive statement by two members of the school board regarding the immediate needs of the schools If all the citizens of Salt Lake could be made to understand so perfectly what these needs are and why they must be met l they would not object to a logical increase of could neither the insist board on further levy 'going the limit of an extortionate-ratbecause it may have power to do so as the law stands The plan approved at the Lafayette meeting concedes that the board should add 1 mills to the present levy of 3 y2 mills to meet the pressing needs of the schools and that the people should be given opportunity to decide by vote whether bonds shall be issued to provide funds for new buildings Without going into a discussion of conditions which relegate elasses at some ‘of the buildings rooms where they study by artificial light or of over-- 1 crowded rooms that make it unavoidable to pnt the desks of some of the pupils in corridors or schools housed in temporary structures that cannot be kept comfortable in winter months one major fact as unanswerable as any of the foregoing is that the needs of a city increase with and in proportion to its growth The average rate of increase in the number of Saif Lake's school pupils has been about 1000 a year and last year was abont 1300 It is axiomatic also that as a city grows its increase enlarges although the ratio may not change Financial facts are concrete things' that figures cannot misrepresent There has been a great deal of talk but too little said about the facts at issue Here are some financial facts which speak for themselves Last year the tax of 3 mills provided $530000 for) the schools all of which was used for the ordinary expenses of the school system Two new buildings were added for which a bond issue of $200000 was voted in the-schoo- e - w' SALTLAKETHEATRE J r ' ATTRACTIONS TODAY Salt Lake Theatre — Matinee ' today tonight John Cort’s production of Harold Orlob’a musical play “The Masked Model —New vaudeville show Orpheum - Three headliners opens tonight Nonette Canainos and Seven Original Honey Boys Matinees Thursday Friday—and Saturday Vaudeville at 245 780 Pantages 815 pm New bill and — New Hippodrome vaudeville featuring Little Donna’s An!- -' mal Circus Three : shows dally change of program Thursday — - Return Paramount - Empress showing of the Artcraf ts production of Mary Plckford In “The Pride of the Clan' Continuous 1280 to 11 p m Shadows Fall Mehesjr — "As the two-redrama L-“The comedy BeneDreaded Tube with Kingsley “The-- ' Perils of the Secret dict Service” - stated Wife Nonsupport— Suit'-- ' for on the ground divorce Alleges of nonsupport has been filed In the district court by Lillian H Kessler against Herman A Kessler Seeks 920000 Personal alrecover $20000 for personalDaaiagahTo injuries on July to have-beesustained leged 25 1914 suit has been filed in the discourt by Matt Stillnovlch against trictUtah-Apthe Mining company Sued on Account—Suit to recover 8685 alleged to be due for goods sold has been filed in tho disand delivered trict court by the Salt Lake Brewing company against Sam Shortlne Wife Says Love' Soon Cooled" Charg failed to suping that her husband has of the nine her port months ' f their married life Jeannle Ivis has filed suit for divorce in the district court against Leo A I vis In addition to a decree of divorce the wife asks for the custody of a child and 80 a month alimony Elevator Victim Recovers Miss Ludle Critchlow who was Injured In an elevator accident last week has from the hospital to her home She is now out of danger Home Mr and Mrs BoyWGladdens are Bert Smith the proud parents of ’ ' - ’ -- - ‘ - fair except Wednesday showers: coolergenerally northwest portion i fair ' The followThursday generally comparative data for Tuesday was ing furnished by the United States weather bureau department of agriculture: TEMPERATURE Deg SO Highest 93 in month since 1874 Highest 60 Lowest 25 Lowest this month Mean 58 Normal Accumulated deficiency since first 7 of month Accumulated deficiency since Jan? i49 uary I HUMIDITY Tct Relative humidity at 6 a‘m Tues- 43 day Relative humidity at 6 p m Tues- 13 day ' PRECIPITATION Inches 0 Total for 24 hours 68 Total for month 34 Accumulated deficiency for month 1691 Total precipitation since Januanr Accumulated deficiency since Jan- et - el Police Chief Upheld— The city comaction mission yesterday approved the of Chief of Police J Parley White In white from the dismissal of M Clifford the city police force ' White had been officer and was apacting asata special the request of a railroad pointed company ' He had been patrolling the White’s dismissal company’s Was due to yards his failure to properly con-duhimself as an officer Chief White -- - today-Libert- - The Weather ' - 1 City Brevities Ko n V ez ' SALT LAKE THEATRE - all' there’s something more A4TER local pride and local pleasure In the view of sitting down before the act dropBig Cottonwood canyon onover the proenough to look long just gram for acquaintanceship with theper-sonna- e and then having Salt Lake come home from New York with success to entertain thereeking home folks First there’s Harold Orlob— he built the music for '“The Masked Model" which had its first presentation In this at Salt Lake theatre last night city The of comedy and comic opera ran all last season in New York was retouched a bit for then set off for the opposite coast In five jumps and a tour that Is booked up for one solid ywr In the prlma Comes Irene pound baby boy donna role wjthKelly of the stage name H J Dlnlnny Improves The condi Irene Audry Who Is made to under69 is tlon of H J stand that the whole stage cityto attorney be slightly for her only in the last or asetting series of R street wasDlnlnny reported Mr has curtain acknowledgment by the Improved last ill sufferingDlnlnny from acute and an offering of American been critically lilght roses to add to the welcome of heart- trouble and a partial stroke of Beauty her first professional appearance be- paralysis He was stricken Monday fore a home audience morning Behind a hand-pickconstellation Is Uintah Crops Big—Returning yesterJohn Cort lessee of the Salt Lake the- day an Inspection trip of three atre who had “The Masked Model” at weeksfrom Uintah-basiH W Dietz his own theatre and sends it out to his officer Ininthe of Indian irrigation charge San Franclsoc theatre for six weeks reports that will than 2000 acres on the way at Pittsburgh bo planted 'in more stopping Hfe said beans this year three weeks Omaha Denver and here Jhe yield in war crops should be in Reno to en- - that with a stop of one St least - 50 per cent greater than last tertaln the divorceesday and opening at year the Court In ’Frisco next Monday night Now Offices Open— Bulletins which In the audience last night were the composer’s parents Mr and Mrs C A were received yesterday at the local tell of the appointment of F Orlob who watched every move and postoffice listened to every note with the sunshine three new postmasters of fourth class of parental pride beaming from their postofflces in Utah being Elsie E Ost faces berg Canevllle Grover C Orton Hen Also In the audience were Miss derson and Josephine Jensen ProvAudrey’s parents Mr and Mrs Arela-H idence Kelly and her sisters and other Mlso Brown Appointed Miss Luella tives all intensely Interested in Gloria Brown employed in the offormerly bride-elemasas the Gray whether fice1 of the commissioner of immigraor the masked model also her querader as tion chief clerk labor and statistics bemusic instructor Hugh W Dougall of been named has assistant secretary fore she began her professional career the Manufacturers’ Association of at San Francisco three years ago at- Utah While she succeeds Brigham Besides these were other friends she will perform much of the tracted by personal interest then Clayton work now allotted to Roscoe W Eard-le- y more to amused be who wanted enough the secretary who has made plans on principles to make a big for conducting general' extensive field work and appreciative audience —Rev Presbyterian Pastor of Quits The musical structure of “The pastorof thisthe Third Masked Model” is sinuous catchy and Walter Russellchurtfh citybe has tunefuL The book abounds in funny Presbyterian efwill The Hearn and to Lew resignation is here resigned' help things the close of Mr the Westminster them go The musical hits Include "The fective at Russell will Road to the Girl You Love” which Is college school year the thread song Initiated by the count enter the evangelistic field In Ohio and carried through several transitions Concert— —The last en Richards until It reaches the audience as a mass tertalnment Ward of the winter series given humming and whistling the chorus In-on by the Richards ward amusement comthe way out “Fashion” a trio which In the ward hall mittee will be troduces some stunning mpdels the Friday May 25 given A cast of forty people “Chatter" quartet: a captivating duet will present "Golden Hair and Three "The Two Clocks” and much other Bears” 'The proceeds will go toward musie that does Harold Orlob credit completion of the new chapel About the only sentimental role ls the ‘'Will Probe Sheep Epidemic— Dr R that given an Italian count assumed W'Hoggan state live stock Inspector Lertora a Italian will investigate by Joseph today into an outbreak mezzo tenor or tenor- splendid which baritone among ’the'puro bred Hampas acts shire you Will who lookdV by the Kesko farm sheep owned his part and grows In favor and Before returning Dr each appearance This la his first at Ephraim with sings line cattle preout of New York All last season Hoggan will trip fordairy tuberculosis In to tests up ho was in the New York "Princess Pat' liminary Sevier Millard Juab and Utah Sanpete production B Thomas Handers and Arthur G countlea on Jails— ExDr Gonna team who Millies are a good have a clever “simultaneous” dance and aminations for Reports for certificates vacounty a whirl or two of eccentric antics that school tetfehers wlllbe held In the 26 add to the gaiety of tho melange rious school districts May 25 and Miss Hasel Kirke as the princess Dr Gowans has been asked to gather Miss Flavin Arcaro as the gorgon Miss Information regarding the jails of the Edna Pendleton soubrette Edward state He has superintendGarvie Roy Purvlance and Roydan ents to report to requested him- on the jails In the a Keith complete the capital cast and districts of which they have charge chorus rounds out the ensemble —The Orenifty Seeks Larger Baggage Fee ' John P Slocum well known producer gon has railroad Line Short company and theatrical manager is pilot of tha filed an application with the public tour for permission to utilities commission Remaining opportunities to enjof increase its rate on 16excess baggage “The Masked Model” are the matinees 8 from 12 per cent to per cent of today tonight and tomorrow Onight local a ticket fare between points C R ORPHEUM THEATRE personchanging voice character e even changes Of the many popular stars on the ality with his lightning-likof 'costume— He offers a iplay of twelve Orpheum circuit there Is probably none characters and he Is the whole twelve whose return is looked forward to with although the way they pop In and out more pleasure than that of Nonette it Is hard to believe it are two pretty The Oakland Sisters who will appear at the Orpheum this out from California started who girls evening If one were familiar only their native land to make their forAt the suggestion with the fact of the many successful tune on the stage the manusecretary-'oFred of Boegle his she in has vaudeville years enjoyed committee of the California facturers of or she might expect to witness the per- chamber commerce they adopted formance of a woman advanced in the name of their home town Oakland Nona matter of fact yearsIs But as stars In the east famous became They ette still well within the twenties and last year were the features of made her debut In vaudeville (having When they joined the at the age of thirteen) and possesses Pantages Follies circuit Manager Pantages Irresistible youthful charm and excep- did not know took their how tional talents —in fact It was they when Boegle name only Ortime she the the played During secret that It became known pheum circuit lastwasyear it was' an- let out the to nounced that she wed t0Rawls and Von Kaufman will ‘preengaged a lawyer formerlv a California judge a corking good fun"Abit in their sent A few months later when Nonette novelty act entitled Willing realized that marriage would mean ’ renouncing her fiddle and the' thoutramp “vilinlst” Billy Small the sands of admirers it had helped win George and May Le Fevre clever danshe experienced a change of heart cers and and the twelfth and although remaining on the very episode of songsters will “The Secret Kingdom” friendliest terms with her former conclude the d 'hill big fiance broke the engagement The popularity of Miss Nonette opening at Pantages this afternoon seems to increase with every Orpheum tour Audiences quickly become InBy the Press Agents fected with the spirit of joyous youth which she radiates' as she moves about the stage warbling a lilting tune MEHESY — George Bronson Howard’s or stroking her violin and they are The Perils of the Secret Service” not slow to show their appreciation based 'on the celebrated "Yorke Norroy Nonette is a of by volumes sort Pan She has never Stories” by the same author starring of Peter applause grown up and what’s more she does Kingsley Benedict In "The Dreaded to not Intend The first of the “Universal Another of the headline features will Tube” Screen Magazine” highly educational be Eduardo and 'Elisa Canslno the and film of 1000 feet Spanish court dancersor who will Agnezentertaining royal Vernon and Herbert Rawllnaon resent their Spanish in a- real live story “As the S ances The repertoire Seven Original Honey appear novel that grips Shadows Fall” a photo of L-the lateare all features George Boys comedy “Love the heartstrings also Evans’ Honey Boy Minstrels Tomorrow on Crutches” The balance of the “Liberty” serial Inthea favorite accorded headline honors special Ashley and ef the bill includes Herbert Dawn of a New feature “The Bronze Bride” Jack Allman in "The Clayton A Co In the clever Day:” Una “Culluslon:” La Graclosa In playlet an electro-sceni- c production ’Visions In Fairyland” Joseph N Togan and Isabella Geneva in "Midair Dancing” News There will and the Hearst-Path-onc be matinees Thursday Friday and - for-seven-ou- - snappy-combinatio- -- t - this-seaso- been-remove- -- a-te- XT OPE that the President may be brought over to the side of the suffragists in recognition of the valuable work women are doing to make our war victorious hangs on the very slender thread that a delegation of women who have this cause dear at heart was received at the White House this week the first condescension of this kind in more than a year It must be admitted that not all of the emissaries who appealed to Mr Wilson on this subject comported themselves in accord with his idea of presidential dignity and political diplomacy But what’s past is prologue and since the President has hung up the “to let” ’sign on those quarters in his mind where he stored opinions that the suffrage issue should be settled by the states it is not unseemly for the suffragists to take a view of the premises and begin their fight anew firmly resolved to prevent their campaign degenerating into a “comedy of ft i- - co-sta- rs - ed ' (i - - of-disea- se asY-we-ll rig-a-g- lg - and a planet — A crystal and a cell — A jellyfish and a saurian And caves where the cavemen dwell The sense of law and beauty And a face turned from the clod — Some call it Evolution And others call it God fire-mi-st : f thr-Zlegfel- A haze on the far horizon The infinite tender sky The ripe rich tint of the com fields And the wild geese sailing high— And all over upland and lowland The charm of the golden-ro-d — Some of us call it Autumn And others eall it God Like tides on the erescent sea beach When the moon is new and thin Into our hearts high yearnings Come welling and surging in— Come from the mystio ocean— JkVhose rim no foot has trod— Some of us call it Longing And others call it God Socrates drinking the hez&lock And Jesus on the rood And millions who humble and nameless The straight hard pathway plod — Some eall it Consecration And others call it God - ALL GUESSES ABE OFF Kitchener estimate on the length' of the war Is mi X about up with' the wir still going and entering Indeed upon another phase In which the new found strength of Germany has yet to bo tested This should indue some reflections upon our part as the latest participant We saw the Germany military leaders deceived in the estimate they had made bothcompletely as to' the length of the war the participants In It and its demands upon German resources They thought a six weeks’ campaign would bring the end In sight with Paris In their hands and Russia not yet started' They ' thought the money cost was all provided' for In the war chest and that no loans would be necessary TThey thought that England would stay out that Italy would stay out and that America would stay out They thought many other things that were Illusory and so also did' British and French statesmen The war from In fact those who imagined they had a hand ongottheaway reins and ajl has been running wild ever since This country can have no excuse for making guesses as poor We can hope and believe If we can that' the war la on its last legs but we must prepare for our In It as If we thought It could grow new legs as fastpart as It loses Its old ones We must prepare for It just' as though It was a brand new war as It is for us A good way Is not to guess at all but to get ready to go through with it to the end and count the time atterwanL--Kansa- s City Star - - - WALKER-STEVEH- S OPERA COMPANY IN -- ROBIN “The eve'Sale Sat HOOD” SERENADE today l uary “Come on let's go And see the big show” Where? —At 1 10 FOR TODAY Sun rises 509' a m sun sets 739 P m ALMANAC Court Notes rfr -- OF Postofflee Land Sought— Condemnation proceedings for lands necessaryEu-In at the erection of a new postoffice reka were Instituted In ' the- United States Margaret Duggan the Eureka against City Mining company and the Chief Consolidated Mining company Efforts were made to purchase the land necessary for the postofflee at a reasonable price but owners became reluctant in surrendering their holdings Two Seek Relief—— James Houston a butcher of Salt Lake filed a petition In bankruptcy In the United States his court yesterday in which he places asliabilities at $235825 and exceptedWillsets at $2065 In another petition iam Taylor Nuttall a salesman of Salt Lake seeks to be relieved of debts to $42608 His assets amounting amount to $562 of which $423 is A snappy show of eight features — a program you'll really enjos’ - CE-DOR- A Thrilling whirl of death ' CONSTANTINE BERNADI Songster de luxe' RAWLS & VON KAUFFMAN - A willing Late of Ziegfeld Follies BILLY SMALL The tramp violinist GEO & MAE LA FEVRE Original Novelty Dancers 0 GRONEMAN “THE SECRET GEO and his “Jazz” orchestra ‘ KINGDOM ” - 10 10 - worker THE OAKLAND SISTERS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS F Le Roy Chambers 30to Lewis Nico-l- 1o township $ 10 part section south range 2 towest Frank Newman30 R D McKenzie township 1 south part section 1 2 west range Emma Lee to Joe Uzellac part section 11 township 2 south range 10 1 west InThomas Clegg to Bruneau-Hl- ll vestment company lot 2 block 10 13 plat A Vincent to N A Frederlck-so- n Francis 700 39 plat B part lot 7toblock Bennlon Samuel Harker Henry lots 1532-- 3 Highland Park plat 10 A 4- Salt Twelfth episode Lake's Greatest'Vaude-vill- Theatre 10 Prices —10 20 SOc Three dally—MS 715 900 p 1 1 Ten-acr- 240 10 - range 1 west “THE PERILS OF THE SECRET SERVICE By George Broasoa Howard the Favorite StarringBenedict in the Kinsley “DREADED TUBE UNIVERSAL SCREEN MAGAZINE Educational and Entertaining “AS THE SHADOWS FALL Gold Seal Drama with Agnes Vernon and Herbert Rawlin-0- 1 LKO Comedy “LOVE ON CRUTCHES Tomorrow—Eddie Polo Brense Bride 4i “The TONIGHT 10 5 AMATEUR AND LOCAL TRYOUT NIGHT PLENTY 1 OF TALENT TO SEE “CIIIN THE DADY ELEPHANT Doat Miss the Dig Doable Bill at 9 Tonight LAST 1 CHANCE C1IIN 1 1 AUDITORIUM DANCING TONIGHT Beesleys Orchestra DANCING TONIGHT AUDITORIUM SB ©MMOUftT 21 EMPRESS THEATRE TODAY— TOMORROW — Tidings of great joy for the Scotch and their allies MARY FIOKFORD Returns in her great Artcrafts PRIDE OF CLAN" Good music Same old prices 10c 15c COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GEORGE I1EUAN la “THE MARCEL LI XI MILLIONS Behan's best yet! We know because we have looked ft over It’s a wonder just PANTAGES THEATRE The coming week opening with tobill matinee sees the “twin star” day's This is what Alexanat the Pantages assemder Pantages calls the brilliant are There of talent theatrical blage two of the biggest headline acts In the theatrical business to top off the galaxy of talent—hence the "twin' star” title — but the rest of the bill Is well to accompany these noted atworthy tractions A a to the stars first- there will be Cedora the famous girl in the Golden Globe Cedora a daring avlatrix moathlete afid sailor Offers what torist' to be the is declared of — more reand this Is allvery the height daring markable when it Is offered by an unusually girl She is the queen of speedpretty queens and her motorcycle of a is one riding globe of of the mostgreat sensational gold spectacles ' ever vaudeville - - - - has offered' Constantine Bernard!- the 'famous Italian protean artist Is the other' half of the ’twin star” combination He plays a dozen parts male and female 1 - V- - v nshows 10 Saturday ' e -J- Ko ! I NEW BILL OPENS THIS AFTERNOON - William Clark to 16--William D Clark Co7 block company lots lumbia subdivision Cannon to R Q Cannon lot Hugh 51 West Jordan subdivision to David Dur-ke- e Marian A Cannon lots 53-- 4 block 2 Emerson Heights Lizzie Margetts to Edith White lot 4 block 114 plat A lot Eliza Spencer to Ce W Affleck 9 block 16 A plat enkins Alfred Dittmann to Ashton company lot 24 Seventh East Second addition T J Davies to Thomas Clegg lot 2 block 13 A to Myrtle Smith Eleanor Smith plat section 16 township 1 south range 1 east to Burt & Carl- Robert Stelter 84 5 C block lot qulst to D M plat Rasmussen Helen Healy lots 19 to 21 block 1 Roberts P1&C6 Charles Elcock to Joshua 2 Mackay south section 2 township range 1 west to F A Butterfield Harker Henry section part 1 west 2 township 2 south range to F A Butterfield Mary Mantle section 2 township 2 south range 1 west to Jemima Butterfield Mary Mantle section 2 township 2 south X COURS- E- - - - - ‘ double-feature- A picket frozen on duty— A mother starved for her brood — Great east Including IRENE (KELLY) AUDREY Company of Seventy Prices—Mats - 25c to $100 nights 50c to 9200 NEXT ATTRACTION Friday Eve aad Sat Mat 4 2-- A THE MASKED MODEL Joy Ride on the Billows of Mirth Musie hy Harold Orlob - — - ct since-1874i- A M ATI NEE TODAY Tonight aad Tomorrow Night John Cort Presents ' a X s ' ' 'n ( |