Show r THE SALT LAKE CITY UTAH FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N FRENCH SOLDIER AT 13 IS REJECTED' : BY V S EXAMINER ' Thorpe Plans r ’s Results Entries for Today J LATONIA RESULTS latonia ' ENTRIES' Big ‘Pro Game on NY Gridiron - First race parse maiden five race fit - furlong— Saraletelle 109 115 115 Keraan 115 St Jude 115: Aspirant 560 $320 $200 won Fhacnet (Urn nip) Ue Knklnx 115 FModen Knxn Land Vinegar Hill (Murphy) $1000 $900 HuH 11$ Spring Side 118 Stevenaon 118 ®me 1 iKPilu'riH $1010 third Imp SMiofli "iM ira® ' M3 Unar 118 118 Walker TIppo Tnik Dootfli Hftttf (uii fnhpi Ukulele Sahib 118 Also eligible— Pocket Change 110: Jlerry Whirl nd Melltota W II BUnnj W Hastings 115 Count Boris 115 Tacola 11$ Bnhbllng 115 Tan Lac 113' furlong Stout Second net Second race claiming fillies and- mares ‘ 710 $420 $300 won Tbomu (ILGirner) I and np six fnrtonso— xUargaret K 104: Cfcilewny 114 (Mink) $020 $400 second Time $710 thlrtL 105 (Willis) xBennty Spot 104 xdnmsy Kmte 109 Sister Marchmont John Riley 109 x Hasty Cora 109 Bnsy Joe 114: Captain Korfar i !! 114 Mias Sherwood 114 Lady Jane Hurl Fuzzy lYuajr Scaramouch Corkey Wr Commensla Grey 114 Imp Lady Matchmaker 114 N’ephtbye Amawiopnt James and aBJfl fariongs—at An 114 Bnay Alice 119 Also eligible— Fleet A’ Belle Third race fire and $1380 $860 $550 won 114 xRnnnfng Qneen 109 Blanc hits 114 Lady Kiistine 105 (Martin Mildred HI® 109 JSvelyn V 109 xCsar’e Daughter Theodore Fair 108 (Gentry) IJ-X:0T Inaw 10ft " i Hpearlene 112 (Crump) Kllng Broom Peddler race Third and np’ mile claiming r L Owen Mar Tom Junes and an eighth— Velvet Joe 101 Foot o’ Fortune Happy 'Alley Robert 102 xBenutifol- Girl 100 Fleuron II 100 xHnr-wooami All Aglow also ran 101 104San Fliih Sen Urchin 106 BeantMtal Girl 107: Fourth race six furlongs—won Warsaw 106 Allen Cain 107 Jolla Lr 107 Tours 107 Birkn (lMtfhinon) $1070 $470 $330 1C9 1111 v lngh©rne ijeoud 1:13(Crump) $430 $410 Time Philemon Foorth race —claiming Liberty bond ' purse iMinki $460 third Canerun 99 Courmile x Pretty Baby 98 Wl® Mamilfiis Wonle Blend Myht Owl and ier 100 Redmon 101: Great Gall Jiffy IQ Sazanyma Mary Belle Bachelor’s 102 Qneen Tiovato 102 Rosewood also ran Day 103 Ma renHollister der 10$ Ernest It 105 Lncky W P Dabney 106: Fifth race mile and a sixteenth— $290 won Finer 109 Eastern Princess 105 Also eligible —xParrich 100 117 eutry $430 $350 $990 $370 second Bearer Kill Paul Connelly 105 Mistress Polly 109 (M Oarner Time 1:44 5 Sol (Fifth race $1000 Metropole hotel handicap 113 (Connelly) $400 third n Valor William the six furlongs —Lady Always 1(B GUsey Platt Queen Errant 107 J J Mnrdock 110: Solly 112 Vogue Fourth and Opportunity also ran ( Sixth race mile and seventy yards—Jack Snipe 130 Panzareta 122 won Clare 111 Sixth race claiming and np mile 105 (Willis) $3250 $1010 — 110 (M and an eighth xPnlaskl 90: Jocular 98 xMar-Jorl- e (KtHleris) $300 $290 second Rhymer 5 1:441-Time D 102 Bob Dundon 102 XFoxy Griff 100 third Lytle $710 Garner) Contestant Immense Hemlock Nashville Flash xDnde of Shelby 10$ xPetit Bleu 106 xlmp and Lucille P also ran Sharp Front 105- Imp Indiscreet 107 Booker of Steel Kilkenny Seventh race mile and a sixteenth— Fly Home BUI 110 Bean Splitter 111 Biddy 111 won Col March Seventh race claiming 106 (Kelsey) $440 $340 and np mile second and n sixteenth —xKd Garrison 97 Contestant 99 $1090 mont 101 (Vanduaen) $1£10 Time third 101 $1020 103 (Bolton) xMIsa Fannie xYermak 101 Broom Sweep Gleipner Snn Tnrco Creche Mud SHI and 102 xBlack Broom 104 Safety Fifkt 100 Gainer God 1 :16 IOC 104 ran also 106 Big Fel Trappoid Howdy Fairy Legend low 104 Flinch 104 Also Howdy eligible— Doll na 10C Waterproof 109: Princes Janice 104 Executor 109 xGlelpner 104 Alfadlr 106 x—Apprentice allowance claimed " Weather clear track good Fiwt p j -- ' - 3-- 5 - d - - - - 1-- Fho-cio- - 0 New York Oct' 25 —There’ll be more chasing of the' pigskin on New York gridirons this year than the While the sport public believed picturesque Army-Nav- y game will not 'be played there wlllbe ni9te football than the city has seen In years 'There’ll be a game on the Polo grounds' every Saturday and what will be 'brand-nefor footr ball fans will be a game between professional stars Jim Thorpe Is now - arranging to bring two crack professional ’elevens from : the west and battle at the Polo grounds Thanksgiving day The great Indian athlete now that baseball has been put away In camphor hustled out of town last night for Oklahoma where 'he’ll gather together some real professional’ football talent- the hoys who pass up the tame of tackling the for' practice the more strenuous workdummy of downw ar - - : ing steers Thorpe predicts his game If It Is finally arranged will prove the most strenuous kind of football this city ever had 3-- 5 will Meet— Daughters of the Handcart Pioneers meet at 27 S State next Wednesday from 9 to 5 o’clock for 'Red Cross work-- ' Esa-JaBay Bead—Employes of the Schramm-Johnso- n drug stores of ‘Salt Lake yesterday bought a 9100 Liberty bond and then presented It to the local Red Cross Mastrale Toalght— Ten musical numbers followed by a Halloween social is the program for the autumn musical festival at Emerson ward hall tonight fts a reBand Concert - ff— rrrs sult of tho farewell concert and dance given by the Forty-thir- d regimental band at the Hotel Utah last night the band treasury is enriched to the extent of about 9300 This money will be devoted to the purchase of music for the organization - k ? ’ ' Keongh-Ill- : Imp Candidate II 111 xlmp Simon Pure 06 Miss Peep 108' nix furlongs—Imp Second race Producer 109 Moosehead 109 Imp Sunny Hill 105 Flame 100 xHOpe 100: Wood Thrush 109: xMal-voli- o 103 Highest110Appeal 106 All Bright xWood Violet 100 Svengali 108 II 110 Sixteen to One 110: Imp Tread Lightly ' xKillarney 110 Third race Top o’ the Morning Ballot 108 Rae B and np T- ' -- ‘JIMMY SWINNERTON WEDS LOUISE SCHER -- t City Brevities J Governor Honor— An offer to become &Accepts member of the ’American Agricultural association was accepted yesterday by4 Governor Bamberger The association 'has headquarters In Phil ' adelphia 'Charge Breach ef Contracts—To re cover 91059 for alleged breach of contract suit has been filed In the die trlct court by Roswell E Goodell against the Utah Metal A Tunnel com pany and others Sentenced for NonsupporL— Unless he can furnish a bond of 9250 as assurance that he will pay 930 a month for the support of his four minor children David Pugh will eat hla Christmas dinner In the county Jail as well as meals at that place for the next six months The sentence was lAiposed by Judge Nielsen of the Juvenile court Woman Again Snea CftySult to recover 95000 for alleged personal Injuries has been filed In the district court by Emma Berger against Salt A similar complaint of the Lake plaintiff’s was nonsuited a few weeks six fnrlongs— 112 Short Gets 105 LAUREL RESULTS Worth 118 Ocean xBnas Around 100: First race six furlongs —Molvio ill (Trolss) Prince 111 LohengrinKing108 xBaek Bay 108: won 103 $570 $410 $290 Wood Violet 104 114 Vermont Imp Torch Bearer xlacog (Rowan) $590 $310 second Green Grass 104 109: Howard Webber 108 xPeep Sight 1G5 (McTaggart) $270 third Time 1:15 x B 104 Varda George W Avery Tamble In H C Bach and Uncle mils and seventy Fourth race Sand also ran yards— Merchant 104 xFelncla 104 Keho 108: Second nee' steeplechase two miles—Race Starter 97 X K Beal i03 xSllver Sandals Brook- - 141 (Wolke) $730 $480 - $380 won 91 Rhomb-13- $ Fifth raee maidens mile and twenty yards— (Smith) $620 $370 sec mid Otto Floto 141 (Williams) $390 third Time 1:41 5 Imp Valais 114 Trentino 104 January 109: New Haven Cynosure Snnjdn Melos Lady Ed- Bar of Phoenix 109: Hickory Xut 106 'Jim wins Garter Kitty Quince and Abdon' also Hoey 92 Whippor Will 92 Puts and Calls 114: M earner 109 Row Finn 108: ran almp Sorcerer 109 92 Trocadm 109 simp Thorn-MooThird race six furlongs— Kashmir 103 (Lyke) Frank K rough : Conduit 106 Green Grass 32 ago $200 $250 won Matinee Idol 113 (Rob- Tenons Bon Imn 92 O S L Banner Out— A servison) $270 $340 second So Long Letty 101 a — Brea aids entry 429 ice stars— each star Rowan) $280 third" Time 1:1$ 5 Jule ' containing flag and np mile and Sixth race Adeline Patricia Kata Glenn and Rabn also 114 106 Bat-th- e representing an employe in government Soldier Cardome twenty yards— ran war service— was hung yesterday by 103 xBeantifnl Morn 98 Todeling Fourth nee mile and a quarter— Ticket 107 104 Abbey 106 xBlne Fox 105 xMontresor Hastens the Short Line from Its wine Scbnttlnger) $280 $220 ont won King 106 Lone Land 103 95:- xDlstnrber dowsOregoh in Deseret News building the 100 (McAtee) $320 ont second Shoot- 104 Tactless 100 xElla Ryan The which banner is 12 by 29 feet in ing Star 07 (Apple) ont third Time 2:09 6 race mile and and Seventh np nn Daddy’s Choice also was women size made 109 109 of the Red Iscnabibble Charcot Dr by yards— Fifth race mile — Rccoust 84 (Erickson) $1240 seventy 106 Flora Finch 100: xGreetlngs 101: Cross Napoleon 104 $870 0860 wen Wnnkezg (Schuttlnser) Tinkle Bell 100: Unndfbl 109: Fellddad 90: 104 (Lyke) $620 $390 aecond Gloomy Go Road Tax Received The sum of Oliver 109 Humiliation Rockport 106 Billy Deckmate Emden 109 $260 third Time 1:43 5 910000 was received yesterday by D 103 104 x Sight Early Bnrlingame Celto and Kentucky Boy also ran O Larson state treasurer as a road x—Apprentice allowance claimed Sixth race mils and a sixteenth— Montresor Weather cloudy track muddy tax from Utah county ' 104 (McTaggart) $1980 $630 $460 won Sky Pilot 112 (Rowan) $310 $250 second Students Bay Roads Students of 101 (Lyke) $320 third Time 1:51 5 DE ORO AGAIN L D S U voted 9300 from the stuthe Obolns No Manager Baby Sister Minda and New York Oct 25 —Alfredo De Oro dent body fund yesterday for the purBrickley also ran Seventh rues mile and a sixteenth —Cbarlea of Cuba holder of the three-cushio- n pose of buying Liberty bonds This Francis 104 (Buxton) $1240 $890 $480 won with the 9300 obtained from the war Euterp 99 (Walls) $1050 $540 second Bine billiard title successfully defended the garden potatoes will make 9600 added Thistle 108 (O’Bert) $410 third Tim 1:52 6 title In the three-da- y match in this to the fund yesterday Ed Bond Phil Ungar Royal Interest Mr Mack Greetings and Disturber also ran city by defeating John Daly of New Teacher la Honored— In recognition 1-- 124: Gloaming 105 xAlex 5 - 1-- - ' m 2-- The modified curves prevent cutting of the shirt over the shoulders 2-- - T I Bud-wela- er 3-- Made with patented Graduated and Shield Comfortable "SQUADRON" ia like "TROOPinch higher ER" but Your dealer sells them Hall Hartwell & CoTroyNY I! Tie-Spac- Hi Tie-Prdtecti- ng e one-quart- 2-- er : York the challenger In the last block LAUREL ENTRIES' 50 to 42 The score for the First raee maiden five and a half tonight: De Oro 150 match 117 Daly 129 De fnrlongs— Kate Glenn Flapper 111 Miss Filler 16 xGockle 106 Imp Phularie’ T17: Oicfk high run tonight 1 was ’slxwhlle Tolerance ill Will Soon 111 xlmp Shasta 109 xKokohl 108 Imp Humma 114 Frank paly’s best was a five Makars of HALLMARK Shirts UIIIIIWi!W - -- - of the: splendid work Miss Della -- Pen- dleton has accomplished In the years she has been connected with the Forassothe Parent-Teachest school ciation - last - night adopted resolutions dedicated to their school prlnclpaL The er - Tke Snprenae Dancing Star THEODORE KOSLOFF AND HIS D3PERIAL RUSSIAN 0 1 BALLET BENSEE A BAIRD In Seaglflags FIVE NELSONS IIeops Mr ALF CHANT In' nngs an Dear! HAYS A CO at orient DOROTHY In A Week’s Notice”! ARCH II OY1I1 assisted by Vise Dolly 1 ATI IE NEWS ' WRIGHT & DIETRICH - Etc lOe 25c SOe 75e 25e SOe Bay tickets new fflee always epca - lSe Ticket C‘ M EYMAN LEAVES FOR SANFRANCISCO for several years general manager of the Utah Gas & Coke give1 his atcompany who resigned to a personal natention to enterprises of San Francisco ture left last night for He has been succeeded as general manH Waring former ager by Charles N G gas comCharleston head of the pany Y i C M Exman SALT LAKE THEATRE : ANXA IIELD Around-the-Wor- ld PLAYING - Nep-tnn- - Dawson Y T — The cabin home of Robert Serv!cthe Yukon bard and author now at the front “in France has become a mecca of all 'tourists visiting Dawson His old home is in a little log cabin on Eighth avenue in thle city There he wrote many of his most famous The cabin and the yard are Just ' as Mr Service left It One large roll of wrapping paper which he used for his manuscript pinning to the wall when writing also ' It Is there and small pieces are given to each visitor as a souvenir An old diary which Service used Is In the room and is used for a vis- itors register Each visitor Is - asked to contribute 25 cents to the patriotic or Red Cross fund PCrfenannecn each Wed Thnr FrL Sat Snn Eve &SO Each Thnr FrL Sat Snn Mat Z3Q TODAY — MAT AND EVE 'J AND TOMORROW Chicago Oct' 25 —“Jimmy” Swlnner-to- n NIGHT cartoonist who makes "Little Matinee Satnrdar "Ma ae Batch” Kilmy” William Harris Jr Creneatn ries” and- other funnythe"Plnkey Is in pictures LOVES A MYSTERY? rrALLTHEJVQRLD Chicago on his honeymoon Mr Swlnnerton was married In GalDRAMATIC BAYARD October 10 to Mrs Louise lup N THRILL VEIIIIHS Scher a newspaper woman and writer TM from Colorado: Mrs Scher was formerly the wife of ELKS TO HAVE FUN CHAIR THE MaJ B T Scher now in France with General Pershing ON HALLOWEEN tiaa Year at 49th St TfiitrtTfiw York Mr and Mrs Swlnnerton met on the mantnii California desert where Mrs Scher new enKVll Frlcea SOe t 9150 beats sale are the and Cldar doughnuts apples' ' to an went illness refreshments the Elks of Salt Lake will recuperate after SO Oet 29 SI—Mat Wednesday and Mr Swlnnerton was drawing pic- serve to their guests at the annual tures club the Tuesday Halloween dance at evening October 20 has IN “FOLLOW MB’ PALESTINE TOPIC The committee that arranged for Seats on sale today this dancing party announces that feaseasonable CLUB of MEETING there will be plenty with the JollificaOF tures In connection tion Members of tho club their wives and friends met last CLASS SERIES STARTS at the home of Orson B Romney night 286 D street and spent the evening in The class basketball series was start& The f discussing tho topic of Palestine ed yesterday at the L DJuniors the by Among those who spoke were Thomas Sophomores 10won from to 14 and the Business Fred E a score of R Page Ezra T 'Stevenson Musical class defeated the Freshmen 19 to 12 Barker and Andrew Jenson numbers of the evening were appro- Coach Rynearson was well pleased j XOW with the showing made by the boya priate to the occasion Fisas 2-- l - ys j( - W-1-0 - - QUAINT YUKON CABIN" OF ROBERT SERVICE AIDS RED CROSS FUND cutive ’committee - - - $8-9- - fnr-longn- 115-Im- 1 v Bozart 'Amaroni soldier at ‘the age of 13 retired veteran at 16 and trying earnestly and steadily the last five years to again during become a soldier-wa- s released from duty with the United States army yesterday on account ’ of physical disabilitlea “ Amaronl- who ‘Is a Frenchman was taken by his father to ‘Morocco and when he was 13 years old he and his brothers were with the Arabians fighting under the French flag against the Turks ' After three years of army life Bocrat was grounded in an engagement and retired with pension Most of the time during the last five years he has beer! in the United States Last September he applied for enllst-- ’ ment at the Salt Lake army recruiting office and was accepted and sent to Fort Douglas to await ' v' assignment Yesterday he was rejected mudh - he to his regret ' because has "strabismus left eye" and ‘"tachycardia slight” ' association elected Mrs John H Evans Frederlckaon - vice president: Mrs Mrs Charles IL Hart chairpresident: man of house economics committee Mrs Nephl Jensen secretary -- treasurer Mrs George M Cannon Mrs A C Smoot Jr and Mrs Bert Smoot exe- Cull E E3 C A D a Liberty Do the heat thing yen have dallara am the firing line LAST— TIMES TODAY w— IT IS The Brilliant Screen Start A Strikingly IT IS— ' NORMA TALMADGB The biggest novelty bill of the year —heeded by the noted English actor C3 Pot year i ' IN The Screen's Greatest Achievement— “THE LAW OF Better Than Any Pletgrn She Has Ever Made IT IS— A Piets re la Which Hlatery In a Gripping Repeats Itself Passion and Happief Stery ness i COMPENSATION DON’T MISS IT COMEDY—UNIVERSAL CURRENT EVENTS HEAR THE INCOMPARABLE AMERICAN ORCHESTRA Thla afternoon la Old Felks day at this theatre all of the old folks of age and older are Invited to ho of Salt Lake and vicinity 70 yearn no the gnests of Mr W XL Swanson in honor of hla anniversary present Tho little orphans of Salt Lake and vicinity are also lavlted No tickets will be sold to tho pabllc between the hoars oM and 8 p m Special musical and picture program e Coming Saturday— Alice Joyce la “As Alahaater Box OWEN M’GIVEXEY in Dickens “Oliver Twist’ Don’t miss this show if yon want entertainment Prices— 10c 20c SOc fMfngsisaf) NOW PLAYING Otte Haoerbacha Great Drama ef Unman Kmetlona— the Seaaatlen ef New York— ‘The Silent Witness’ EVERY NIGHT Matinees Thursday and Saturday Night Prices— 1 5c 25 c 85c SOc boxes 75c ’ Matinee Prices — 15e and 25e hazes SOe — Next week “THE BLUE ENVELOPE”— the fnnnleet and deaneef farce ef the decade Mourir theatre EMPRESS S A picture that will £ amaze both the masses and the classes! i Better Pictures Plus TODAY AND TOMORROW The Piquant Beauty BILLIE BUBKE In Her Greatest Screen Success - r Every scene laid in Beautiful) Utah t- - 400 of Utah’s Society Favorites in one scene & ' “ '- - The most delicate The same Utah picture that smashed all records in New York theme of the age handled in a daring blit artistic manner P “ARMS AND THE GIRL1 A 3 No matter how much you expected ’to see you will BURTON HOLME IN ASIA PARAMOUNT P1CTOGRAPHS ' Tomorrow mornlog— Hoys a ad Girls matinee— Chrla and Hla W derfnl Lamp (& 1636 § lagement positively limited to four days see more than you ex ' it saw that anybody last night I JJ $ x V ’ ' " 0 “ L'r r - s A half-million-dol- 3 With LILLIAN WALKER aft smd $ 5 V" THOUSAND: A SEATS AT 25 CISOTS f lar spectacle now Made in or never! Utah 8 ' r- NOW PLAYING stedman miller AND COMPANY long de Luxe Harmony DC VAN DUO and Balancers Equilibrists BOSTON At VAUGHN Komedy Kutups ARTHUR DON AND PATRICIA PATTY In "A Society Misfit" ' GEORGE CHESTER Minstrel Comedian Three Shews Dully— 243 7JSO and S ” 1 r ' U 9p m lOe and li SOe HEADLINER - JOHN BUNNY ALL COMEDY DAY’ ” " DAN RUSSELL ? “ROUGH STUFF” ' An LfKo two-Te- el comedy Ed Lvons and Lee Moran In “THE RLSIIIN DANCERS" ' Nestor Comedy' A— “It R Scream Vltagraph TIIB POLITICIAN’S DREAM" Tomorrow—True Beardaan A-H- A” Mar-gacr- lte CTa-te- MODERN a and George Over VENTILATING SYSTEM |